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fp in Manhattan "Those who want better seeking the seat covering Esidrex for a patient with Trenton on Thursday Sept. government on the State Republican committee's spotlights the Westfield Fife Memorial Day Parade, the two antigens. It will be 15. College, Esposito owned and dinner dance this year. A the district that includes his high-blood pressure," Russo and Drum Corps Ihis week Central Jersey July 4th made of inactivated in- operated a package liquor level to produce a better home town as well as continued. "The physician Free admission tickets for Westfield are urged to member of Echo Lake in their window at 43 Elm St. Plainfield Parade and the fluenza A virus comparable store in Staten Island for the Country Club and the Hillside, Roselle Park, might check the no sub- This colorful colonial Westfield Memorial Day to the A—Victoria strain of Senior Citizens may be past eight years. He is a support McDermott's bid Roselle, Garwood, West- stitution box on the obtained by writing to: for reelection to the State Presbyterian Church of marching unit has been and 4th of July parades. March, 1975, and the B— member of the Downtown Westfield, he and his wife field, and Cranford, lauded prescription, thus forcing growing steadily since 1974. Recruitment for the Hong Kong strain of May, Senior Citizens Day Com- Athletic Club and the Legislature. Those who can the New Jersey Phar- the pharmacist to supply a take an even more active Mildred have two children, The Corps hired a champion Westfield Fife and Drum 1972. mittee, New Jersey State Sommelier Society' of Karen and Susan. maceutical Association for medicine that costs him fifer, James Douglas of Corps is taking place during People in the "high risk" Fair, P O Box 669, Trenton, America. He is married to role than pulling a lever at its "progressive and $6.50 for 100 capsules, when the polls Nov. 8 I hope will Plainfield, in March, 1976, the month of September. category should discuss New Jersey 08604. the former Patricia "Bob Dinsmore,like positive efforts in securing with a stroke of his pen, the and the fifers are now Registration will be held their case with the family Mooney. The family in- call me to offer their passage of this bill. The practitioner could allow the The New Jersey State assistance in his cam- McDermott," Frigerio sounding loud and clear in Saturday, Sept. 17 at 2 physician. If he agrees that cludes two children. commented, "cares about pharmacists of this state druggist to substitute the colonial town. the patient should be vac- Fair opens Friday, at 3 p.m. paign." o'clock in the social hall of and continues through Westfield and New Jersey. have put the interests of Hydrochlorthiazide, a the First United Methodist cinated, the patient should The state which produces their customers who need generic version made by Many people have helped Dinsmore, whose role in We think enough people in Church of Westfield. receive the immunization in Sunday, Sept. IB. It will be the most apples is the Westfield Republican's Westfield also care enough drugs for chronic illnesses Parke-Davis that is sold to the corps in the past few the Fall and no later than Washington — between 20 years. Heading the list is Dr. Children ages 9 to 17 in open from 10 a.m. until 10 campaign was announced to continue Frank ahead of their own financial druggists for $2.30 per 100." Westfield and nearby early November. and 35 million bushels a today by Town Councilman McDermott in the New well-being in their fight for Russo, who described the Henry Hamilton, who has p.m. Closing Sunday will be year. (A bushel weighs 48 donated the colonial flag communities are eligible to Although current In- Ronald Frigerio of West- Jersey Legislature." this bill," said Russo. "Now generic drug law as "a real join. fluenza vaccines contain 7 p.m. pound*.) it's the doctors' turn to breakthrough for senior and the field drum display- demonstrate that they have citizens and others who ed. The Westfield chapter of their patients' financial must take medicine the Sons of the American interest* at heart." regularly." noted that his Revolution has also been a Rules for Publicity Russo said physicians and opponent, Assemblyman great help in the purchase of pharmacists would be Frank McDermott, had other drums used by the represented on the nine- voted against the bill once drum section. Drum in- member drug utilization and failed to vote when it structor Joseph Maloney of Articles must be typed contacting a person, give Mount Vernon, N.Y., has and double or triple spaced review boards that will came up in the Assembly for the person's full name and administer the program. final passage. "I wonder drummed with many top franks on 8V4 x 11" paper. Do not address. Those interested in corps in New York State. type article all in capital "However, we need more how" Russo commented, gaining the information will than representation. We "Mr. McDermott could give letters. look up the telephone The .banner used as a need the enthusiastic such a- cold shoulder to the backdrop in the window was Leave at least 2" blank at number. Unless a woman support of physicians in senior citizens and others top of the page and at least has her own name listed in created by Mrs. Betty Hoick order for New Jersey who so desperately need a and is carried when ltd" at edges. the telephone directory, it is consumers to realize the $7.5 break." Use only one side of paper. best to 'use her husband's parading. Recent parades How 1b Duild An Ail-Around Name, address and name with their address. telephone number of person Photographs may be in submitting the article color or in black and white, Bus Schedules For Westfield Schools IWudrobeWith A Single Purchase. should be put at the bottom but must have good contrast of the page. The release date and must not be too dark. The bus transportation ROUTE number l - Bus South side of Cacciola PI. may be put in the upper Good composition is im- schedules for eligible public number 3 .40 The Palm Deoch Wip right hand corner. portant. Almost any size school students are listed A.M. Arrive at school 8:45 or later The first paragraph picture can be used. Bridal below for the 1*77-78 school Originate at Manitou Circle Noon discharge of kin- should include the five W's pictures will be used with year. Note that buses will be at 7:30, thence to Mohican dergarten oMy of journalism: Who, what, stories of weddings within marked with route num- Drive and Springfield Ave. Corner of i Boulevard and whereh , whenh , whyh . three weeks of the bers. The school district at 7:34, thence to Echo Park St. ll":40 Be accurate, concise and marriage. reserves the right to change Lake Snack Shop at 7:37, Corner of Central Ave. & the number and location of thence to Echo Lake Church Park St. 11:45 explicit. Observe grammar Write the caption and P.M. rules and spelling. Do not pickup and discharge parking lot entrance at 7:40, name of the organization or points. and then to Roosevelt Junior Afternoon Discharge editorialize. person on back of picture, Pick-up at school 3:15 or Names must be spelled All applications for High School (discharge but leave space on back of transportation to private point) and then to the Senior earlier correctly. If a woman is picture for the editor to Discharge on Cacciola PI. married, it is correct to use and parochial schools have High School (discharge write instructions to the been processed and notices point) not later than 8:10. 3:15 her husband's name: i.e. printer. Type caption also Mrs. James Jones; if she is have been sent to parents. P.M. Corner of Carleton Rd. and on a separate sheet of paper. Parents who have neglected Originate at the Senior High Park St. 3:20 it is Mrs. Mary Do not glue, staple or she prefers to be to apply or who have some School (pick-up) at 2:55, Corner of Carleton Rd. and pictures, but use paper clips change in plans should proceed to Roosevelt Junior Ross PI. 3:25 » as Mary Jones, to attach them to the sheet mention it in succeeding contact the business office High School (pick-up) 3:08, paragraphs she should be at 302 Elm Street. thence to discharge points at Duym on Duty Mrs. Jones or Miss Jones. WESTFIELD SENIOR Manitou Circle, Mohican Ms. is seldom used by HIGHSCHOOL Drive, Echo Lake Snack Do not start a release ROUTE number 1 - Bus Shop, and Echo Lake In Mediterranean newspapers. First names "On" such and such a date. and middle initials should be number 1 Church parking lot en- Navy Sonar Technician Early copy is desirable A.M. trance. used at all times. Deadlines for The Leader: Third Class Dennis G. Originate at Woodbrook Edison Junior Duym, son of Mr. and Mrs. If the spelling of a name is Genera) news, by Monday Circle (pick-up) at 7:35. unusual, note that "Spelling noon. High School Wade I Duym of 1035 Proceed via Carol Road to ROUTE number 2 (Squire Seward Ave., is currently on is o.k." Social news, Monday 9 207 Lynn Lane (pick-up) Do not use telephone a.m. Transporation Co.) an extended deployment in 7:40, thence to East Broad A.M. the Mediterranean Sea, numbers. When noting that Sports, Tuesday 9 a.m. Street and Gallows Hill further information, tickets, Originate at Virginia Street serving as a crewmember Obituaries, Wednesday 1 Road (pick-up) at 7:46, and and Grandview Ave. (pick- etc. may be obtained by a.m. aboard the guided missile then by the most direct up) at 8:05. Proceed directly cruiser USS Wainwright, oute to the Senior High to Edison Junior High homeported in Charleston, School not later than 8:10. School (discharge point) not S.C. His ship is operating as Program to Aid P.M later than 8:15. a unit of the U.S. Sixth Fleet. Originate at Senior High P.M. Since deploying, his ship Retarded Infants School (pick-up) at 2:55, Originate at Edison Junior has participated in several thence to East Broad Street High School (pick-up) at training exercises with The Union County Unit of stimulation program and Gallows Hill Road 2:55. Proceed directly to other Sixth Fleet units and the New Jersey Association generally follows a referral discharge point), thence Virginia St. and Grandview with ships of allied nations. For Retarded Citizens has by a doctor who has via Carol Road to 207 Lynn Ave. (discharge point). Additionally, he has had the announced openings for ascertained that a child is Lane (discharge point), and PRESCRIBED TRANS- opportunity to visit Italy, registration in its infant not at the appropriate then to Woodbrook Circle PORTATION Greece, and Turkey, while stimulation program held at developmental level. The final discharge point). ROUTE FOR port visits in Mediterranean the Faith Lutheran Church incoming child is evaluated Roosevelt Junior GRANT SCHOOL'PUPILS coastal cities are scheduled. in Murray Hill in order to design an in- High School 1977-78 His ship is 547 feet long, RO*AL PALM BEACH FASHION FIVER Children are accepted as dividualized program ap- ROUTE number 1 - Bus A.M. displaces 7,930 tons and WITH REVERSIBLE VEST OF M*% early as possible into this propriate to that child's number 2 Morning Pick-up carries a crew of 418 officers POLYESTER BY program because it is the needs and home en- A.M. Southwest corner of Ross PI. and enlisted men. She is time between birth and six vironment. The key com- Originate at Woodbrook and Carleton Rd. 8:35 outfitted with guns, missiles years of age that the ponent is parental in- Circle (pick-up) 7:55. Southwest corner ol and an antisubmarine You cet more ihun JUM great looks with this smartly styled six piece foundations for future volvement. One of the goals Proceed to East Broad Carleton Rd. and Park St rocket launcher. outfit. W; start with a handsome, solid color vested suit. Then we add learning are established. of infant stimulation is to Street and Wychview Drive un extra pair of contrasting check slacks, and tailor ihe vest so it and how a child develops teach parents how to help (pick-up) 7:58, thence to the reverses to match the solid or check You even gel two coordinating their children. will be determined to a very corner of St. Marks and belts, one for ihe suit, one tor the extra slacks. But that's only hulf (he great extent by the amount Interested parents are Sherman Streets, in front of andtypeofstimulationin his asked to call Mrs. Pam story. The tailoring is done the superb Palm Beach* way. and the Washington School (pick- fabric is comfortable, wrinkle resistant KKK/r Dacron polyester. It's environment. Venckus at the Kohler Child up) 8:05, thence to St. Marks TIFFANY Entrance into an infant Development Center. tt Benson PI. 8:08, thence the latest in fashion and versatility, and ull on a single hunger Thai s the most direct route to the r value That's why it's Palm Beach. Roosevelt Junior High Suit, plus extra slacks, reversible vesl and two belts, only School not later than 8:15. TWO WAY RADIO P.M. Originate at Roosevelt Junior High School at 2:55 TO INSURE SPEEDY SERVICE (pick-up>, thence to East Broad St. and Wychview Dr. (dischargepoint), thence to OPEN DAILY 9 a.m. 'til 10 p.m. Woodbrook. Circle SUNDAY 9 a.m. 'til 6:30 p.m. (discharge point), thence to corner of St. Marks Ave. and Sherman St. (discharge point), thence to St. Marks AD 3-2200 and Benson PI (final •RUSSELL STOVER CANDY discharge point). Thea*> USE OUR 30 DAY OR 3-MONTH NO INTEREST CHARGE PLAN stops may be rearranged at • PANTENE & LOREAL the discretion of the Board HLDSON VITAMIN PRODI'CIS of 1#T I* MOA» *T*, WISTFUL* -THE WESTFIELD (N.J.) LEADER, THUBSDAY. SKITKMBBR I. 1977 Old Guard To Band Parents Plan Invitational Fire Calls The competition com- In addition to Dinsmore, Begin Season mittee of the Westfield High committee members in- Aug. 16 -1101 Wychwood - School Band Parents clude Al Smeaton, vice- The Westfield Old Guard Rd., overheated ballast. Association met Wednesday chairman; Mrs. Robert will hold its first fall Aug. 17 - 425 East Broad at the home of the chair- Donahue and Mrs. Robert meeting on Thursday, Sept. •St., investigate circuit man, Robert E. Dinsmore, Evans, program; Mr. and 8 at the Westfield YMCA. breaker overload. to begin finalizing plans for Mrs. Robert Lewis, Aug. 18 - 728 Westfield the Invitational scheduled hospitality and security; Speaker for the day will be Ave., gas odor emitting this year for 1 p.m., Sunday, Mr. and Mrs. William Jack Woodward and the title from unoccupied building. Oct. 23. McGill, concessions; Bud of his talk will be "Man's Aug. 19 - 800 block North This is the third year Ron Bronston, purchasing; Mr. Confidence In Man." Ave. West, investigate Starner and the Westfield and Mrs. Michael Sheridan, report of smoke in area. High Band and Band tickets; Mrs. Herbert Preparations are being Nelson, publicity; Harold made for an interchapter Parents have hosted the Aug. 20 - 407 Tuttle Park- event. Two of the bands this Lutz and Mr. John Akerly, picnic of the Old Guard finances; and Robert Monday, Sept. 12 at way, investigation only; year will be from out-of- East Broad St. and Wych- state: Oceanside from Long Evans, Band Parents' On the mats in the Y gym. Tamasques Park at 9:30 president. a.m. for all members and wood Rd., assist Police Island and Arlington from their ladies. The members Department in rescue at Poughkeepsie, N.Y. The next meeting of the YW Registration Underway are reminded to bring their scene of automobile ac- Additional bands competing invitational committee will own sandwiches. Beverages cident. will be Immaculata of be held on Wednesday Registration is now taking girls who need tumbling and dessert will be supplied Somerville, Butler, John F. evening at the Dinsmore place at the YWCA for skills to enter gymnastics by the club. Aug. 21 - 700 Prospect St., Kennedy of Iselin, Ramsey, home. The first general children's and teen-ager's but need to participate with investigation only. Lakeland of Wanaque, Glen meeting of the parents of the activities to begin the week girls their own age. Aug. 22 - Quimby St. and Ridge, Northern Highlands 1977 Marching Band will be of Sept. 12. The program Testing to place children Yams are sweeter, deeper Central Ave., automobile of Allendale and Wood- held at the high school on includes instruction in at their appropriate skill orange and more moist than Summer fiesta-Youngsters who spent part of their summer studying Spanish at fire; 1700 Block of Grand- bridge. Thursday evening, Sept. 15. swimming, tumbling, level will be as follows: sweet potatoes. Both are Union College got an extra award for their efforts at a fiesta marking the end of the view Ave., small paper fire, gymnastics, trampoline, Swimming - September 2, best if they taper at both program. Highlight was the breaking of the traditional pinata, which showers candy on out on arrival. To Offer Series On Astronomy tennis, disco dancing, 4:30 p.m.; Sept. 6-19, 3:30 ends. the waiting children. Getting ready to take a swing at the stuffed bird is Kathleen '' Introduction to earth and moon system, "sloppy crafts" and p.m.; Tumbling - Sept. 6-9, Kempf of Westfield. Waiting their turn are {U. K,.«i|G*n< LEADER, THURSDAY, SEPTEMBER. 1, 1977- Forced Retirement Hurts the Kids, Too Prime Time OBITUARIES by Harriet Miller than a week, the group decided sage of a law banning mandatory Seeing Is Believing, A professor of sociology is to act on their mandate. They retirement in the state, an event Mrs. Henry about to lose his job at the New held rallies, met with state legis- that may come five months too Mrs. Thucydides Paltz branch of the State Uni lators, and approached the col-late to save Dr. Skelton's job. His Believe It or Not BUILDING THE BETTER BOTTLE Fortmann versity of New lege administration on several contract expires this August. By changing a manufac- were used in Egypt. Glass- Vagelos York because he occasions to request a waiver of And at Pennsylvania State by Harriet Miller many businesses have encouraged turing method that had making was a fully estab- Mrs. Catherine M. Fort- committed the the retirement policy for Dr. been going on for thousands lished art by the time the. mann, 88, of 919 Summit University, Prof. Ambrose KJain Purchasing eyeglasses may not their states to restrict or prohibit Mrs. Elpiniki T. Vagelos sin of passing Skclton. The administration has has run into the same adminis- rank very high on the list of Im- price advertising is the fear of Ave. died Aug. 24, in the his 70th birth- refused to change or modify its portant Things I Have Done In competition. They know that the died Saturday, Aug. 20, after Ashbrook Nursing Home, trative arbitrariness as Dr. Skel- a long illness in Rahway day. policy. ton has found at New Pallz. The My Life. But al- store selling the glasses for $50 Scotch Plains,after along - The students Adler said, "We're really con- most everybody or $70 would have to lower its Hospital. She was a resident illness. only difference is that at Penn at New Paltz don't want Dr. cerned with the principle. It is State a professor is too old to does it. price to $15 to attract customers. of 543 Arlington Ave. Mrs. Fortmann was born Born in Eressos, Greece, Kenneth Skclton to be fired, andour education. Where is the line teach when he or she (urns 65. Naturally, we The incredible part of this in Brooklyn, N.Y., and lived herein lies a lesson: Young peo- to be drawn when we have no Mrs. Vagelos moved to this in Westfield 30 years. Prof. Klain, a postwar refugee are all interested story is that over a year ago the country in 1920. She form- ple can be hurt just as much as input into what goes on around from Czechoslovakia, is worried in seeing that we U.S. Supreme Court declared the She was a member of the older people by the penalties im- here? You just can't judge a per- get what we pay erly was associated with a 'irst Congregational about having to support his wife ban on price advertising uncon- family business, the posed by society on the old. son's competence by their race, and two adolescent children on a for. And so it would seem that stitutional. In that case the sub- Ihurch. Said Richard Adlcr just before by their sex, or by their age. And retirement salary. He has had tothe best way to ensure that we ject of the decision was drug ad- Westfield Sweet Shoppe, on Surviving are her that's exactly what's being done." East Broad St. his May graduation from SUNY go to court to try and save a job are paying a fair price for eye- vertising, but, says one of Sen. msband, Henry Fortmann; at New Paltz: "I've been here But, continued Adler, members for which he received an award glasses is to spend a little time Nelson's aides, it applies equally Her husband, Thucydides, son, John H. of Seattle rour years. My first class was of the school administration "are died in 1946. for excellence in 1972. His suit looking for good prices and ac- to eyeglass advertising. Vash., and four grand- with Dr. Skelton and if it wasn't not interested in anything that is pending. ceptable quality, However, the practice of ban- Surviving are three ihildren. has to do with student opinion. for Dr. Skelton I would have We may well question what Or so i t woulldd seem. ning price advertising goes on in MICHAEL J. OWENS bacama a hero in manufacturing daughters, Mrs. Artemis If they had an interest in quality Services were held Friday left. He's just a very inspiring the schools are teaching the stu- However, comparison shop- most states in spite of the high by inventing the automatic bottla-making machlna. Coukos, Mrs. Aphrodite education they would recognize morning at the Gray person. He has inspired a lot of dents by decreeing that teachers ping is not such a simple matter court ruling. Changes will come Markos and Miss Irene a very effective teacher — and of yean, Michael J. Owens first glass furnace in Amer- Funeral Home. Interment people to do a lot of serious must retire at an arbitrary age, when few retailers advertise their only when concerned citizens Vagelos, all of Westfield; a as in Fairview Cemetry. studying. I would say that he is there are not many around." became a hero of industry ica was built in the Colony whatever the quality of their prices. In fact, according to (he write to the attorney general in in 1899. of Jamestown in 1607. brother, James Stavros of probably the best teacher on He added that the number Federal Trade Commission, as their state, in care of the state Scotch Plains; seven work. When the students lose Until that time glass had Nevertheless, it wag not ifrs. Adaline Brown campus." of students Dr. Skelton teaches their best teachers, and the teach- recently as May 1977, 19 states capitol, calling attention to the to be hand-blown. But until Owens Invented mod- grandchildren and three Adler helped lead a group of equals the teaching load of nearly :ontinued to prohibit price ad- Supreme Court decision and ask- that year, he invented the ern mechanized methods of great grandchildren. ers lose their jobs, who'is left to Services were held Friday 20 students who call themselves five average faculty members at claim victory? vertising of eyeglasses com- ing what the attorney general is automatic bottle-making maas glass production that The Rev. James A. or Mrs. Adaline H. Brown, he Committee Against Manda- New Pattz. That suggests, among pletely. In 17 other states, opti- planning to do to change state machines. glass bottles multiplied into Aloupis officiated at serv- )8, who died Aug. 23 at ory Retirement. They measured other things, that the professor's (Harriet Miller is the executive cians could advertise their prices laws and the regulations of state Glass i* among the earlieat the everyday, economical ices Aug. 23 at St. Nicholas the student body's interest in thepresence means an enormous fi- of man's technological de- containers so familiar to lome. director of the non-profit, non-but optometrists could not; 9 agencies in regard to the price us today. Greek Orthodox Church in issue by circulating a petition nancial saving for the institution. partisan National Retired Teach- velopments. It may date Born in Kingston, N.Y., slates permitted price advertising advertising of eyeglasses. back to the diaoovery of urging an end to forced retire- The committee's soundings of ers Association and American Tni* article it adapted Newark. Interment was in Mrs. Brown resided in under some conditions or by (Harriet Miller Is the executive glistening beads of glass from a packaging hiitory ment at the school. When half New York state legislators point Association of Retired Persons in Fairview Cemetery. Westfield for 56 years. some groups of practitioners. director of the non-profit, non- fused from the sandy soil teriet created by (he of the student body signed in less to the possible January 1978 pas- Washington, D.C.) She was a life member A woman in Florida points partisan National Retired Teach- on which Bronie Age man St. RegiM Paper Company in md past president of the out that she and many older peo- fanned hot fires for •melting an effort to rededicate our Fred P. Schweig ers Association and American heritage and renew our Vestfield Women's Club and ple are unable to buy new eye- Association of Retired Persons in metals. Evidence exists that glasses as often as they are pre- ai far back as 1600 BCpride in our counlry't The Rev. Eugene A. Reh- charter member and past Washington, D.C.) decorative glass containers achievement!. winkel officiated at services resident of the Westfield Short Fillers scribed because of prohibitive in Redeemer Lutheran harden Club. prices. She recalls that many Church Tuesday, Aug. 23, She was a member of The years ago she worked for an eye N.J. Images for Fred P. Schweig who 'resbyterian Church, and + Not only do spiders spin leaving behind fertilizing ••Veterans, the disad- doctor who said repeatedly that (Continued from p»ge 1) residents say the newspaper they read waste products, the wriggly vantaged and the unem- consumers were being "framed" died Aug. 20 at his home at vas active in many of its their own webs, they also than other sources are leu well in- most often is located within the state, 2235 Elizabeth Ave., Scotch irganizations. eat them when they're no creatures turn earth into ployed will get on-the-job by the eyeglass industry—in both while 20 percent follow out-of-state raining and skill upgrading senses of the word. formed may be the jkoor job that local Plains. he is survived by two longer needed. Web strands rich topsoil. A single worm television-centered in New York and newspapers. Those with more than a n 34 states and the District Now, you might think that the A retired pharmacist, Mr. aughters, Mrs. Adaline are made of pure protein, processes half a pound of Philadelphia-does In covering state high school education and those with Schweig was graduated in Cvangelista and Mrs. which the spider can soil a year, providing cir- of Columbia under a con- price of a pair of eyeglasses can- annual incomes of over $20,000 are more tract renewal with the AFL- not possibly differ more than a government and politics in New Jer- 1907 from the Rutgers riargaret Scott, three recycle; when a line is no culation from surfaces to a sey." likely than others to depend on out-of- University School of irandchildren and four longer needed, the spider variety of depths. CIO Plasterers and Cement few dollars from outlet to outlet state newspapers. or optician to optician, If you In addition to being the most valuable Pharmacy. He had been ;reat-grandchildren. makes a meal of it. Masons Union. The While Garden State residents have a + No type of coastal area 11,128,216-contract was think that, you are wrong, said source for news about New Jersey and with McKesson and Robbins + By observing how a tree contains more wildlife than politics in general, newspapers are also preference for local newspapers, they bark is marked, you can funded by the U.S. Labor Sen. Gaylord Nelson (D-Wis.) for 35 years prior to his Mrs. Edward a marsh. Marine biologists when he opened hearings on the the most used medium. Eighty-six show a strong preference for put-of-state' retirement in 1952. He had often tell what kind of Department's Employment Jeuther Jr. estimate that one acre of subject. Sen. Nelson is chairman percent of those surveyed by Eagleton radio stations. Two-thirds of those in- moved to Scotch Plains animal has been chewing. marsh mud may contain as nd Training say they regularly get information terviewed say the radio station they Administration under the of the Small Business Committee. from Maplewood 16 years Bears, for example, strip many as 82,000 individuals We have found," said the "about what's going on in Trenton and most often listen to is located out-of- ago. Mrs. Henrietta A. Jeuther the bark from trees, leaving of a single species of worm, omprehensive Employ- Senator, "that the same pair of throughout the state" from newspapers. state, while only 20 percent dial Into New Surviving are his wife, of 870 Summit Ave. died claw and tooth marks on the along with billions of bac- ment and Training Act. glasses may be available for Forty-nine percent say they regularly Jersey stations. Younger residents, Mrs. Edwina Dohre Friday after an extended tree. Deer use the bark of teria. What they consume About 1,270 persons will be around $13 in one store and be- get state news from television, 43 per- under 30 years of age, are the most likely Schweig; two sons, Fred Jr. illness at Overlook Hospital, young trees for emergency fertilizes the mud and gives served by the contract, tween $50 and $70 in another cent from radio, 42 percent from friends to tune in out-of-state radio. Summit. food, tearing It off with which runs through April of Pittsfield, Mass.; and the marsh Its great vitality. store nearby." or acquaintances, and 27 percent from This report is the last of a special Robert of Scotch Plains; two Born in Putnam, Conn., - upward movements of their .978/ magazines. teeth. Porcupines gnaw Obviously, then, the reason eight-part series on the Eagleton daughters, Mrs. Elaine Mrs. Jeuther had lived in + Why does the ocean Newspapors-87 percent, and Institute's study of "New Jersey Braun of Berkeley Heights Westfield for 40 years. She large patches of bark, leaving scars that have have so many different Baclfto-School television-82 percent, are used about Images." Other reports have focused on and Mrs. Carol Miller of was a communicant of Holy colors? Mainly because of equally as a source of information life in New Jersey, what state residents Caldwell; 11 grandchildren Trinity Church and asmooth edges and many (Continued from pas* 1 > minimum level of what lives In its waters. For New bt«rd policies and proficiency will be im- "about government and politics in like and dislike about living in the state, and three great grand- member of its Rosary small tooth marks. And the personal, social and economic well- cougars use trees to sharpen example, the reddish color •ommmrauivadministrativee reiuiregulationa s plemented in September. general." In addition, M percent get children. Society. , sometimes Men in antarctic information from radio, SO percent from being of New Jerseyans, and the public's She is survived by her their claws, leaving regarding stu4mt discHelplini e One impact of "T A E," Interment was in Fair- water* may ravMl the n Men (Thorough and Efficient magazines, and 44 percent from friends. ratings of public schools, politic* and mount Cemetery, Newark. husband, Edward Jeuther scratches that may signal •M attajMktMt hav« politician*. The series is based on a their presence to other 1 *«Mm t»*tt\n»& arWwlll be read regulations set forth in the Despite the proximity of major Jr. and a sister, Mrs. Doris tiny, shrimp-like creatures newspapers, In New York and • statewide survey conducted between Doherty of Roselle. cougars in the neigh- for the first flme in public at 1975 school law of New David Schimmel on which many great whales the school board's Sept. 6 Jersey) will be the im- Philadelphia, New Jerseyans rely more May 6 and May 13, whm a wkmUfieaity The Rev. Robert T. borhood. feed. Vast numbers of tiny selected random Mmple of 16H asjiilta. + Want to watch a formal business meeting • plementation during 1977-78 on state newspapers than on imports David Schimmel, 70, a Lennon, pastor, officiated at aquatic plants color many from across the Hudson or Delaware it yt»n and oMer, were interview*! by a funeral Mass Monday at mountain under con- scheduled the night before of a basic skills plan which telephone. former resident of West- coastal seas green or blue- school officially opens. each principal developed for Rivers. Seventy percent of New Jersey field, died Aug. 13 in Palm Holy Trinity Church. struction? The only way is to green. By contrast open Interment was in Fairview observe an erupting New, too, will be a staff his or her school last year. A Beach, Fla. where he ocean, characterized by evaluation system, which needs assessment, based on resided. Cemetery. volcano. In 1943 a Mexican clear blue color, is too far farmer had such an experi- was tried in two elementary objectives set for each of the While a resident here, he from land to receive much schools and three secondary school system's goals/will be was a board member of the ence, right in his own corn- in the way of nutrients, thus field. One evening he noted a school departments last conducted during the first Our FREE Horn Heating Survey Children's Specialized has little microscopic life to year. The new system is the few months of school. Hospital, headed a war bond little smoke and an odor of adulterate the color. Adult School sulfur coming from his field. result of work done by a In addition to a new ad- drive in World War II in joint evaluation committee ministrator - Dr. David J, an Sive you Money THIS Winter town was a founder and first (Continued from page 1) Next morning there was a -t- What creates sand? The Arrangement, Film 30-foot hill, spewing smoke composed of the following Rock, director of instruction president of Temple ongoing battle between the - there will be 15 new For a limited time, with no obli- We msy be able to save you money Making, Art of Shirret, and ashes. After a year, his administrators and gation we'll check your present Emanu-EI, and president of sea and land. Waves cutting teachers: Paula Clemans, teachers in the school this winter by Installing an energy Bnai Brith. Creative Stitches on Can- cornfield had become a inexorably into a rock face heating system and give you a full saving hot water healing system by 1,000-foot high volcano, Leslie Ewen, Marshall Fine, system. Mr. Schimmel was past vas, Breadmaking can undermine and cause it report of our findings absolutely known as Paricutln. Samuel Hazell, Edith The new state law which free. BURNHAM president of the State Bank Advanced), • Gourmet to collapse, then break down Morrison, Doris Perego, says that each school must of Rahway, and also past Cooking (Advanced), 4- How do plants and the rubble into pebbles, and provide a school lunch UAMERICA animals seem to know that Nancy Schmidt and John president of Allen Industries Defensive Driving, Home the pebbles into sand. It has Shields. program cannot be 1m We do Air Conditioning too!' of Detroit, Mich., Dayco Security and Fire Safety, winter is coming? It's not been estimated that the sea plemented in Westfield until Call us. fit-mi the cooler weather, as some A state-required Com- Industries of Dayton, Ohio Law Shield for the Citizen may take several hundred pensatory Education the school system receives before more of your money and the American" Cotton and Life of Jesus. Detailed might think. Nature's years to reduce a boulder the authority from the State goes up in smoke this winter. creatures have a much program for students whose Council. information about these one foot In diameter to sand test scores fell below a Department of Education to He is survived by his wife, courses as well as all the more reliable indicator than purchase necessary Mrs. Inez Sehlmmel, a others appear in the chilly climate. Their RJHS Assigns Homerooms equipment - such as a daughter, Mrs. Irwin brochure. behavior is governed by the refrigerated truck and (Continued from page T) Glass - Harrison; 220 - Hart - Jutt Ct. Gottlieb of Birmingham, The Adult School has amount of sunlight present. coolers. State authorization Ala., two sisters and three announce the appointment + Worms are valuable for Homeroom assignments Jasuta; 3A4 - Jenkins - Ku 230' CENTENNIAL AVE. zma; 3A5 - Leahy • Maslin is needed since the state is grandchild en. of a new registrar, Mrs. a great deal more than for 1*77-78 at Roosevelt expected to pay 50 percent CRANFORD, N. J. 07016 Charles Biggs of 819 catching fish. By eating Junior High School are as James; 310 - Maslin, John Molden; 314 - Moncloa of the costs of the school Son of Sam Shadowlawn Dr. This is also dead leaves and grass and follows: lunch program equipment the mailing address for the Palmer; 319 - Parkhurst {Continued from page 1) school and Mrs. Biggs can 7th Grade: 108 - Adriance - Pringle; 323 - Prymowicz Lambert. Alan edited the be reached by phone at 232- Gifted Program Biggs; 204 - Blackman - Samuel; 325 - Sautner - tape of his interview •ith 4050 from 1 to 3 p.m., and Cassidy; 207 - Cavanagh - Stephens; 502 - Stevens - Lambert, inserted narration 6:30 to 7:30 p.m. for ad- (Continued from page l) Crossin; 214 - Cunningham - Twadell; 516 - Vacca - and the completed report ditional information. When Driscoll; 221 - Drury - Zonneyville. Frantz; 226 - Freeman - 100% NYLON was broadcast in several school is in session the Students may also nominate 9th Grade: 102 - Acito - Installments over the phone number on Monday themselves to participate in Handley; 300 - Harbaugh - Best; 103 - Blackman - Hussey; 3B4 - Inglis - Poynette, Wisconsin radio evenings is 232-2020. a gifted program." Burgi; 120 - Butchart - station, an NBC affiliate "Initially, we need to take Lebowitz; 3B5 - Lee -Conheeney; 202 - Conover - Alan works for WIBU a hard look at our programs Maschke; 311 - May -Davidson; 208 - Davila - Discipline Moore; 315 - Morris - while attending his senior and our students so that we Fields; 219 - Finelle - EFFECTIVE WITH JANUAHY 19" PRODUCTION year at the University ol can extend the present Pecore; 316 - Petriano - Graham; 223 - Grant - Wisconsin where he also b Topic program by enrichment, Robinson; 320 - Ruggiero - Hinson; 302 - Hintz - Keller; news director for th acceleration, special Seastream; 321 - SerrateUi - 306-Kellogg-Libonati; 308- campus station and {Continued from paae 1) groupings, community Tag; 515 - Tagliareni - Via; Loft - McCartney; 312 - sportscaster for the loca not be adopted by a formal exploration, independent Lib - Vigilante - Zicchino. McCloskey - Muldoon; 318 - cable television channel, board vote until staff study, mentor-tutor 8th Grade: US - Adams - Mullen - Olson; 301 - Orto - BROADLOOM CHOtCI is a 1974 graduate of West memhers and citizens have programs and other means Bergman, 124 - Biegler - Porritt; 503 Price - Saut- field High where ho was co- an opportunity to see and to meet the needs of gifted Castertone; 205 - Chambliss ner; 506 - Sawicki - Of editor of the Hi's Eye. a react lo them. students," he said. - Cudd; 206 - Cutro - Diskin; Slamowitz; CFH - Smith - sportswriter for the Leader School Superintendent Dr. Dr. Greene suggested that 210 - Diver - Falk; 216 - Walsh; CFW - Watts • MANY and co-winner of the Walter Laurence F. Greene will Albert R. Bobal, principal of Fancher • Gillhaus, 218 - Zucker. J. Lee Journalism Award. present his annual report. Westfield High School, take Spocial COtOftS fllflltllllfltllllfli on the additional duties as coordinator of the gifted program with the assistance MASTER MEMORIALS of Joel Langholtz, principal of Tamaques School. He also Raymond L Wbtwlw 1171 L Iroad St, Mestfteld, HJ. suggested that a lay com- mittee of citizens be formed. Eleanor Kalbacher, Prescription Opticians member of the ichool Board, noted that she was pleased Authorised htrmatmn that Dr Greene's recom- 110 CENTRAL AVENUE Dernier DESIGNER-8UILDERSOF FINE mendations did not include hiring an additional staff 23* fmf §*•«. St., WwffieW - 233-8702, 233-1711 MIIMNTS person to coordinate a WESTFIELD program for gifted students. •ARKE1S • •AISILEIMS ] Dr Greene's report was Open Thursday ' til ftp.m . LETTERED • CLEANED i the result of a board request 233-5512 i at the Aug. 2 board meeting. J33 War* irood St., !&«*•* - 355-5555, 355-5554 \ Copies, of _ his- , report are &pp6giie Municipal- Parking lot \mm*mmmmmmmmm%mmmm*m •THE WESTFIELD (NJ.) LEADER, TTIURSHAY, SEPTEMBER I, 1977 Danskin Points Historic House Tour Planned Six local historic will host at their Victorian- organizations are making Drake House Museunt tQ Growth In Bateman's plans for a Holiday House located on Front St., in' Tour to be held before Plainfield. This stately old Supporters Christmas. The par- home dates to 1745 with Benjamin H. Danskin, ormer U.S. Treasury ticipating societies will additions in 1860. The Rah- chairman of the Bateman Secretary William Simon decorate their museums in way Historical Society will for Governor campaign and Congresswoman festive holiday decor and invite travellers to stop at committee, today pointed to Millicent Fenwick." open their doors to the its 1750 Merchants and the unity of the Republican The task force is public on Sunday, Dec. 4, Drovers Tavern located on Party throughout New developing recommenda- from 11 to 5 p.m. Five of the the corner of St. Georges Jersey as "still another tions to revitalize the state's museums are located in and Westfield Aves. and the example of the growing economy to eliminate waste Union County and one is in Miller-Cory House support for Republican and inefficiency in govern- Middlesex county. Several Association will open the gubernatorial candidate ment. Angus' role on the of the homes will be open tt> doors of its authentically Raymond H. Bateman." task force will be to con- the public for the very first restored 1740 farmhouse ott Danskin said the recent centrate on small business. time. Mountain Ave. in Westfield; Herbert Nelson and Edward Peti, Band Parents' past president and vice-president, announcements by all three Bob Sarcone will serve The Clark Historic Society respectively, at left discuss the merits of Band Camp with Albert Bobal, high school of Senator Bateman's op- on the campaign committee Flood victims in Southwestern Pennsylvania wait their Participating in this pre- will welcome guests to its principal, a> (he marching unit prepares to leave for camp. ponents in June's GOP as well as act as a special turn at a Red Cross disaster assistance center, while holiday tour will be the recently refurbished 1690 primary election that they advisor to Senator Bateman caseworkers help families with immediate needs. Metuchen Region Society, Farm house on Madison Hill Marching Unit Leaves for Band Camp will actively support on urban issues," Danskin Anyone wishing to help in these relief efforts may send which will invite guests in to Rd. in Clark. Bateman in the general continued. "Also, Sarcone checks made out to the American National Red Cross seethe pre-Revolutionary Tickets for the four are The Westfield High School at half-times at the football 15, Nov. 12 and 24; away election is a good indication will represent Bateman at (specify Johnstown Disaster Appeal), Weslfield- Benjamin Shotwell home on being sold by members of Marching Band members games. games on Oct. 8, 22 and 29 of the support and respect speaking engagements." Mountainside Chapter, 321 Elm St. Runyon's Lane in Edison; the local societies. Refresh- are presently at this week's Sixty new members, most and One Nov. 5; com- Ray Bateman has achieved Bateman has described and the Scotch Plains- ments appropriate to the Band Camp preparing for of them sophomores, have petitions at Pompton Lakes among members of his own Sarcone as "an effective Fanwood Historic Society, season will be served in another full fall schedule. elected to participate in the on Oct. 2, Berkeley Heights party. campaigner in the primary Story Hour Signup Slated which will open their several of the museums. The group of 120 youngsters band this year. Once school on Oct. 9, Springfield on Oct. election and a long-time museum, Cannonball House Craft items also will be left on buses at Sunday noon opens, ail members are 16 and Ramsey on Oct. 30 as 'This contrasts with the failure of Brendan Byrne to rlend. I'm extremely on Front street in Scotch available. Proceeds from for Camp Cayuga near required to report to the well as the Halloween Plains. Built in 1730, this the tour will be shared by Honesdale, Pa. and will practice field at 7:30 each parade on Oct. 30. gain the full support of even pleased he'll be working Boys and girls will be on Wednesdays, Oct. 5 one of his opponents in the with me in our campaign registered from Thursday, through Dec. 7, from 10 to house was originally known the participating societies return tomorrow afternoon. morning for two periods of as the Osborn home. The and used for upkeep and The major emphasis during drill. On Saturday morn- One of the most important Democrat Primary elec- against Brendan Byrne." Sept. 8, through Saturday 10:30 a.m. or 2 to 2:30 p.m. tion," Danskin asserted. Danskin, who coordinates Sept. 24, for the first fall To sign up, a child must Historic Society of Plain- maintenance of their Band Camp is on marching ings, members must be at annual activities for the field and North Plainfield museums. and maneuvering to a school at 8 a.m. On four Westfield Band has been the Bateman's opponents in Bateman campaign ac- sessions of the three and have reached his or her program of music chosen by' competition Sundays, work sponsorship of the Marching the primary campaign who ivities throughout the four-year-old story hours of third or fourth birthday by Ron Starner and his begins at 10 a.m. Band Invitational, are backing htm in the state's 21 counties, said the the Children's Department the first date of the series. gubernatorial race are of the Westfield Memorial Each child attending the 12 Local Boys Worked at Camp assistants, producing a The fall schedule for the scheduled this year for 1 public support of Bateman show which the band will p.m. Oct. 23 at the athletic Assemblyman Thomas H. by the three primary op- Library. programs should have a band includes home football Kean (R-Essex) of library card unless the Some 60 Union County aged youth. Twelve West- use in field competitions and games on Sept. 24, Oct. 1 and field. ponents "is just the latest in Livingston, former Mayor a growing list of events that The story sessions for parent has an out-of-town youths working through four field boys were placed at the William A. Angus Jr. of indicates broad support by three-year-olds will be held card. There will be no community agencies have Four Seasons - YMCA Camp Dems Seek Geriatric Day Care Facilities Moorestown, Burlington the people of New Jersey for on Tuesdays, Sept. 27 waiting list for these first been participating in by the Westfield Community County, and former Essex Ray Bateman's campaign to through Nov. 1, from 10 to story hour sessions. community service projects Center, where their jobs ranged from counselor to The three Democratic County State Senator C. oust Brendan Byrne from 10:20 a.m. or from 1:30 to Children must be registered funded under the 1977 Jiem during certain hours of Boright, Rajoppi and summer program for building a nature trail to candidates for posts on the the day." Robert Sarcone of Newark. office and restore "leader- i 1:50 p.m. The four-year- in person at the children's Dillon concluded by stating: olds> desk. economically disadvant- general office work. Union County Board of Mayor Rajoppi, a strong 'Each of the men has ihip to the State House." | program will be held "These geriatric day-care been assigned substantive Chosen Freeholders, advocate of senior citizen facilities could be located at Freeholder Walter Boright programs In Springfield, roles in the Bateman key points throughout the campaign," Danskin said. of Scotch Plains, Mayor said, "Geriatric day-care county utilizing county Joanne Rajoppi of programs would in- facilities such as Runnells "Tom Kean will be a member of the campaign 1 Springfield and Com- corporate recreational, Hospital and private and missioner Thomas Dillon of educational, nutritional, charitable agencies' committee serving as Elizabeth, today called for medical and other services. facilities. The elderly of troubleshooter and personal county cooperation in the "We should also realize," Union County," they said, advisor to the candidate," Danskin continued. "He will Beef Stick...backin establishment of geriatric she said, "that daily visits to 'are deserving of the best day-care facilities in Union such facilities could services that county concentrate initially on County. provide more frequently government can help Essex and Bergen County Freeholder Vice<;halr- spaced medical supply." and, from time to time, man Boright noted that examinations for these travel with Bateman on the "Union County is one of the people. For many who are Child Molesters campaign trail." unable to afford private According to Danskin, the Sight against most densely populated physicians, these medical How can you help prevent counties in the state and a molestation of your children who also is Monmouth significant segment of our exams are critical to help County Republican monitor their health," ... and still not make them population is elderly. overly fearful? New Jersey Chairman and head of the Certainly we must address Rajoppi said. Public Televisions weekly Republican County ourselves to the social, Commissioner Dillon said, series, "Woman," will Chairmen's Association, medical and other examine "Sexual Abuse of "Bill Angus also will serve Muscular "The majority of the requirements for the elderly communities in Union Children" on Monday, Sept. on the campaign committee in every way that we can. County already have senior s at 10:30 p.m. and be vice chairman of the State and federal tm*m *• citliem minl-buam. These Producer-moderator special Batetnan Campaign available to sufeaMtaa wefc could be utilized to provide Sandra Glkln and guests, Task Force, headed by programs," he said. free transportation to and social workers Florence "Such day-care facilities from day-care facilities. In Rush and Linda Sanford, PS Earnings Dystrophy would allow eMarly man and addition to mini-buses," he will discuss the approaches wothtfk w b# car#o far •aid, "we propose a system of child molester and help Improve in '77 during the day while other of free tokens for use by parents to tell their children members of their family go about molestation and in- senior citizens on public Public Service Electric to work," Boright added. "It transportation to and from cest and how to identify could help prevent many abusers. and Gas Company, have such geriatric facilities. reported that earnings for elderly people from being Just establishing a program "A man who cannot tolerate From August 29th thru relegated to nursing homes the first seven months ended doesn't solve the problem small ills can never ac- July 31 were $105.4 million, simply because there is no unless we can get the people complish great things." September 5th, for every one available to care for equal to $1.78 a share, there." Chinese Proverb compared with $87.3 million, pound of BEEF STICK® or $1.51 a share in the same period a year earlier. Summer Sausage sold, Revenues rose to $1,175,500,000 from Hickory Farms of Ohio® $1,088,081,000 for the 1976 CATCH CUE MX period. will contribute 20* to the i mm fix mi i mm Robert I. Smith, chairman Muscular Dystrophy and chief executive officer, attributed the improved Association. earnings to a very modest increase in sales of elec- tricity and to higher service Buy, save, and enjoy BEEF rates which became ef- fective last October. STICK@Summer Sausage. The company said that warmer than normal weather resulted in heavier Buy a cut piece for air conditioning demand, (i* < ci rn « r 4i f r u \*cr) especially in July. Cooling degree hours for the first seven months were 18 percent higher than normal and 30.6 percent greater XKlfeoff than in the same period a year ago. However, even the regular price. with the effect of the recent hot weather, sales of electricity so far this year Buy the whole stick and get are running only slightly more than 1 percent ahead the usual of 1976. "It is apparent," Smith said "that customer conservation continues to exert a significant influence on electric energy usage''_ ttttlfeoff SPRlNG-Power Aeration -'1 LATE SUMMER-Power Power Rolling Fe'U'izaiton * Rolling Fertilization I

OH WAT OF OHIO* mi ttimtot CONVINIINT THMI 21* SOUTH AVE.f W. WESTFIELD Call day or night 'or FREE estimate j>:o ia.vr, analysis STORE HOURS: EVERY DAY 9:30 a.m. -6:00 pm THE FINEST MATERIALS Thurs. TIL * p.m. - SUN. 10:00 o.m.-2 p.m. emee-riD »v: TOVf IAWK ffJNC MfffTS M 126 Kinds of Cheese - 1001 Other Imported Food«: "Building Huadquartm" LUMBER • M1LLWORK Where a warm ucelvame awaits you MASON'S MATERIALS HARDWARE • FUELS THE SUPER CHEESE MARKET * Pmg« 8 THE WESTFIELD (NJ.) LEADER, THUKSDAY, SEPTEMBER 1, 1877- Life In The Suburbs By Al Smith unable to offer any While there is still time, four ' towns. non-partisan THEWESTFIELD LEADER suggestions for the problem let's work to keep Westfield candidates" information LETTERS TO of north-south commercial a town to live in - not just a sheets and will cooperate AfFILIATI MfMllft THE EDITOR SEORGE, IM READy traffic across Westfield, we short cut from Route 22 to with other local Leagues to NATIONAL NIWSMNR ASSOCIATION FOR ANOT+tER hope for and will fight for Plainfield or from Linden sponsor candidates' nights VACATION/ someone else's plan(s) for refineries to points north. for County and State offices. Second class portage paid at Weittleld. N.J. reducing the risks on that Thank you for this space Current League studies Published Thunday at We*tlleld, New Jersey, by the Westtteld All letters to the editor lovely street to all towns- for reader reaction. include exploration of Leader Printing and Publishing Company. An Independent Newspaper. must bear a signature, a Official Fipex for the Town of Weilfield aad Borough of people and that- includes Carols. La Pierre national energy problems; Mountainside. street address and a 133 West Dudley Ave. the legal status of women in Subscription: f 7.00 per y«ar in advance. telephone number so school children and local Established 1890 authors may be checked. If traffic as well as property New Jersey; opening Office: 50 Qm Strwt. WatReld, N.J. 07090 LEAGUE DRIVE avenues of communication Tel. 232-4407 - 232-1408 contributors are not able to owners. Put our name on Member be reached at local phone your list of Interested Editor, leader; between our Municipal Quality Weeklies of New Jersey Councils and School Boards. New Jeney Press Association numbers during Leader citizenry, Mountain Ave. Each September, the WALTER J. LEE Publisher business hours, the folks! League of Women Voters of Conclusions from these and OA1L W. TRIMBLE Editor other studies are published FLORENCE B. SAMUELSON Advertising Manager writer'ssignature may be 2) Recent news • the grant the Westfield Area has a notarized. of $3800. by the N.J. Div. of drive for financial support in various pamphlets and from the communities it articles to be found in local TIIURSOAY, SEITEMBER 1, 1977 Letters must be written Motor Vehicles for the purchase of two radar units services. libraries and newspapers. only on one side of paper Membership is open to all and typewritten. for Westfield police cars to We are proud that the be used "at specific high League was the one citizens of voting age. Dues All letters must be in the are kept as low as possible "Leader" office by Friday crash locations such as organization able to per- League Needs Support if they are to appear in the Springfield Ave., Mountain suade the 1976 candidates to attract anyone devoted to following issue. A VACATION TO Ave., and Central Ave." We for President to appear on a the principles of democratic The Westfield Area League of Women Voters is once REST UP AFTER THE hope that old and new radar common platform, resulting government. To continue to again embarking on its annual drive to seek financial SUMMER VACATION - units will also be used on in the televised Presidential expand our services to the heavily traveled streets Debates. The New Jersey four communities, we need support from the communities it serves. ALTERNATIVE TO CASE •5/77 We are all familiar with the traditional candidates' near schools and that when League will sponsor similar your support. Please the speed limit is posted, it debates this fall for the respond generously when a information sheets, but many of us are not knowledgable j Editor, Leader: now very proudly states: gubernatorial candidates. about many of the other projects of the organization. FLAGSALUTE I was born and raised in is enforced. How many of League member calls on As a lifelong Republican, I Europe and lived there "I got what I wanted". you readers observe the 25 The Westfield Area League you. One of these this year is particularly applicable to What I find most difficult will publish and distribute to Westfield: a study aimed at opening avenues of com- cringed when I viewed my Editor Leader: during World War II, along mph speed on Dudley Ave.? Mrs. William Timmins allegedly Republican On August 17th., I read the with the doubtful pleasure of to accept is one child being Central Ave. residents, you all registered voters in our 710 Clark St. munication between the Town Council and Board of able to destroy a law of this Education. This comes on the heels of a number of Senator, Clifford P. Case, ollowinR headlines: "Sit- living in a communisf have our compassion now tanding up on TV and iown'OKd during pledge to country after 'he war. country that affects the and in the future! safety problems arising from the closing of Elm St. iie flag". Debbie Lipp a 16 patriotism which is sym- School and the redistricting of northside elementary plumping for Carter's I thank God daily for 3) News about future disgraceful treaty to give tear old, took her principal the privilege to be bolized through our events • "Town, County to school children and even more recently over a situation court, because he allegiance to our flag. Are of increased school usage fees which has resulted in the away the Panama Canal an American citizen. I Confer on Westfield Street and Canal Zone to Marxist hreatened to suspend her would suggest, as an eye-we to have nothing sacred Plans" informing readers curtailment of some town-sponsored activities. from school for refusing to left in this land? While we don't always agree with League positions (its dictator Omar Torrijos of opener, for Debbie Lipp and about a mid-Sept, meeting Panama. stand during the pledge to her parents, that they go to between Town Council and support of the state income tax, for instance), we the flag. U.S. District judge Mrs. Elizabeth Gorsky welcome a study which might produce better solutions to any country behind the Iron 306 West Dudley Ave. Union County officials to Polls show that the H. Curtis Meanor ruled, that Curtain. I am sure that they local problems in a more expedient manner. the student could remain discuss new, blue county A Dlfioront Kind of Book Storm American people are then would appreciate the signs to be placed within the The New Jersey League also will sponsor debates this overwhelmingly in favor of seated during the pledge. fall between gubernatorial candidates, explore national words "Liberty and Justice NO" SHORTCUT" town. Fellow citizens, Back-to-Schoo! Books retaining U.S. sovereignty One of Debbie Lipp's for all", and what these energy and study the legal status of women in New quotes: "I did it. I am glad I Editor, Leader: please note that county Roget's Thesaurus & Dictionaries over our Canal in Panama words stand for in America. Our family found your green signs, placed at the Jersey. The urban crisis and election law reporting also and the Canal Zone. This id it. I got what I wanted". Helpful Reference Books will be considered. They would count the front page of Aug. 25 an Mountain Ave. and North vital international water- This quote leads me to blessings we have in for Students from Kindergarten through College The League of Women Voters depends on community believe that Debbie Lipp is a interesting, appropriate, Ave. ends of our residential way must remain open to all America, which are sym-and frightening combination street, have greatly in- support for these endeavors. nations, as it would never be :hild who obviously has Come in and browse over a cup of coffee. been raised without respect, bolized in our flag. Debbie of old and new items: creased our traffic. If you under Communist control. would also learn that in any 1) Old news, but feel strongly about how and Domination of vital dignity and any regard for 4 New Providence Rd. Total Property Tax Levies her country and fellowmen. other country of the world, remembered with a shudder why the county directs waterways has long been a even as a visitor, she would Mountainside am convinced further that by many - the tanker truck traffic through our town, 232-3623 Dally 10 to 6 Decline in 19 Counties communist objective - and Debbie Lipp's motive was have to stand for that overturning on Mountain Please come to that mail and telephone orders welcome ~ communism has already nation's flag salute. Also bookt mailed anywheto The $M.S million overall decline which New Jersey's more to have her own way Ave. one year ago. While meeting! made dangerous headway in rather than a reflection of that her age would not taxing districts experienced in total property tax levies the Western Hemisphere. protect her from severe from 1976 to 1977 is reflected in decreases in 19 out of the my ideals. This in turn causes me to believe that legal penalty for State's 21 counties, reports the New Jersey Taxpayers Senator Case appears to tier parents must have given disobedience and Association. Exceptions were Ocean Bergen counties be driven by the same Into her childish demands disrespect. which had increases of $2.9 million and less than $.6 compulsion as is President ind shirked their respon- THERE'S ONLY million respectively. As for judge H. Curtis James E. Carter, to do sibility as parents, to Meanor and all other All other counties recorded a drop in total levies. Essex whatever is against the best provide proper guidance in led the way with the largest dollar decrease - $17.5 judges, who in my opinion interests of our country. And raising her. The unfortunate nave no regard for our million or 4 percent. The highest percentage levy how come Case rarely votes thing is, that we the ONE PERSON decrease was Warren County's decline of 11.2 percent. country and seemingly do with his fellow Re- majority, adults and not know the meaning of the The decrease in tax levies comes after over a quarter publicans? His voting minors, are forced to put up century of annual increases in New Jersey local property word patriotism, I would record is almost identical with the whims of a definitely suggest a one way CLEANING UP taxes. The relief Is attributable to the tax reform with that of his Democrat misguided, insensitive program of 1976-77 which includes State revenue sharing, ticket to Russia. On counterpart, Senator uvenile. the other hand, if we State assumption of full cost of senior citizens' and Harrison A. Williams. veterans' deductions, and increased State school aid. The allow our judicial sys- As for Judge H. Curtis tem to continue in the ON WALL ST.! various limits ("caps") imposed on growth in spending Many Republicans will be Meanor's ruling, I am or taxes of municipalities, school districts and counties grateful to have the op- direction which it has taken Thert'i on* pertor, who hoi bein «n W«H Mr*** « |«n«, horrified, but iwt rarfriaed in the paat Mw years, the also contributed to the reversal of the upward total levy portunity of voting for about it, considering the long time, even whtn nobody *(M it. H«'t wan motwy com* trend. Jeffrey Bell in next year's trip might not be necessary, Primary election, as an many other judicial because we will soon enough and money 90, but h« putt his monay wh«r» it it tait In Union County, the combined total property tax levy decisions in the past few for the county, municipalities and school districts alternative to Senator Case find ourselves in the same and will do the most good ... in on interest-yielding E.S. Wachter years. However, I am circumstances which decreased from $252,063,754 in 1976 to $245,376,601 in 1977, outraged at the ability of a savings account. a change of 2.7 percent. 550 Clark St prevail in Russia. minor to bring a case to There is one more court, when at the same thought, which I wish to Play It Safe . .. The federal government is time we are being plagued express. In my mind 1 beg spending about $40 million a by juvenile delinquency, Invmt four Monmy In a year on climate-related forgiveness of every and are absolutely helpless American soldier that was research. Unfortunately, against those juveniles, the effort is spread over a since their age prohibits crippled or died while multitude of agencies, with even the publication of their fighting for our country and duplication of effort. names. We have hard core our flag. My heart goes out criminals roaming our to every family who has lost The research is being a loved one, fighting under conducted, for instance, by streets. Because they are the Department of Com- minors they can not be our flag. They can now read merce, NASA, the National fittingly penalized. How in the newspapers, that a Raging forest fires, floods, summer drought and Science Foundation, the then, does a 18 year old, in U.S. District Judge ruled in drought-stricken crop lands, early front. Department of Defense, the my opinion capricious child favor of a child, who with sudden flash flooding and Europe experienced bad Interior Department, the have the right to bring a her 16 year old wisdom REGULAR SAVINGS ACCOUNT the coldest winter on record years in 1974 and 1975, and Department of Trans- case to court? refuses to stand at the add up to one of the most additional monsoon-related portation, the Energy pledge to our flan, and who biiarre and unpredictable crop failures affected India Research and Development thaf Earns th« Highest Intortst Rat« Doily years that the United States This year the western part Administration, the Ssvingg Accounts Decline has experienced in its of the U.S. has been hit for Environmental Protection weather. the second successive Agency, the Department of Federal government question. Considering the abnormal season by drought. Agriculture, HEW and even statistics now show what College graduates were weather conditions ex- Modern technology is the State Department. most Americans have the highest scorers in the perienced glooalty over the making the world more Coordinating this effort in known for a long time: it's survey sample with 86 past four years, and the dependent on a reasonably a single program combining getting harder to save percent holding savings of climatic changes recorded stable climate, accenting money. some amount. Next highest 5.475.47>.* . the main research sections over several generations, the danger of climatic ex- of all these agencies would The New Jersey Bankers were high school graduates •Withdrawal. Anytime Without Losina. Interest Provided You Maintain a lalance of $3.00 or More. Effective Annual Yield When there is good cause to tremes such as those ex- avoid wasteful duplication Association reports that of whom 71 percent were •rincipol and Intereit is Computed From Day o* Depoiit to Doy of Withdrawal and it Compounded Daily and Credited Monthly. question the trend. perienced during recent and help the U.S. to better official confirmation of a savers. Of the balance of There is justification, too, years. Highly specialized cope with, and perhaps even decline in that time-honored those surveyed, savings for questions being raised in crop varieties, for instance control, climatic change. It virtue of thrift comes by were held by leas than 50 Congress about the direction have been matched to a would allow the develop- way of a recent U.S. percent. lK>t and extent of federal in- narrow spectrum of tem- ment of programs that Treasury study which NJBA executive vice volvement in climate- peratures and precipitation would: showed that more than 25 president Robert C, Forrey related research. levels. They tend to fail in percent of American said that the Treasury FREE PERSONAL -Establish a climate Interest in the climate has periods of drastic weather families are without a figures "might well be more change. impact warning system been increasing since 1972 through which long range savings "nest-egg." revealing about the state of when a series of weather- Additionally, the «loba assessments could be made Whether it's because financial health in this CHECKING related disasters, including food and energy supply of the risks of impending inflation is eating too country than all of the other massive crop failures in the crises are sharply in weather changes. heavily into family budgets, more sophisticated reports Soviet Union and India, tensified by adverse fluc- --Improve weather or whatever the came, the that constantly emerge NO Minimum Botonc« caused food reserves to tuations in climate. Even Treasury said that as of last from both government and dwindle and prices to rise transportation services and predictions with an em- phasis on seasonal climate year only 68 percent of the private sources. The climate has continued building standards are nation's families had a "If Americans aren't able NO $«rvic« Chora* to make headlines since shaped to a large extent by forecasts. -Develop mathematical- savings backlog. That to save as much as they 1972. There was the severe prevailing weather con- contrasted with 76 percent would like to against the . .. and Your Checks 1973 drought in the Sahel ditions. computer systems for the simulation of climate and in 1972. proverbial 'rainy day,' region of Africa and the Consequently it is im The NJBA said the study Forrey said, "then perhaps devastation of D.S corn for the prediction of human Ar« Absolutely FREE portant that the U.S. shouli effects on the climate. for the Treasury Depart- we need a harder-hitting production in 1974 due to a be able to understand am ment was made by the campaign against inflation combination of spring anticipate weather trends -Develop an international • • • global climate monitoring Institute of Social Research in this country so that people MAM system to support early at the University of can save more." FREE IANMNO Harnton10 The U.S. Labor Depart- ; industries for 700 in- warning and prediction Michigan. It showed that of ...to,, d •* wy * menl's Employment and dividuals. efforts. 1,254 families surveyed, 68 Training Administration -Indicate ways in which percent said they had some and the Automotive Service A monthly bulletin - technology could be used to savings. 25 percent said they Councils, Inc . launched a 'Occupations in Demand At avoid or reduce adverse had none and e percent Oranges are classed botani- nationwide program to train Job Service Offices" - is a climate changes. declined to answer the eally a» berries. 5,000 automobile mechanics new monthly bulletin being To achieve these goals, 1 and body repairers and issued by the US. Labor am supporting a bill in painters The contract is Department's Employment troduced in Congress that supported by nearly $575 .mm land Train ing would combine all federa in Labor Department funds > Administration. The climate-related research LEBB M3S0N WOOD VV H KtK publication shows oc- | under the direction of a*** cupations offering the i National Climate Program Mombe'^ NPW YO'K Slock Exehanqp iw The family Savings Bank Under a $:!HT,272 e on Ira i-1 largest number of job op-j Office. with the ! S Department of portunities at employment ! As an alternative to a £ In EUZMETH I WTO* SQWtE « $40 MOtlttS AVE. - 289-0800 Labor, the International service offices in major ; present hodge-podge of 203 Ibtt Str««t, W«stfi«M tJnipn of Electrical, Radio cities across the Nation. It ! studies and research, the in seoTc* PUIIW JMM»TH WE. I emTwooo *t> ~ mum tf* !%h Workers serves job, ! bill offers a sensible answer 232-2*** In MOttETftW*: t HAWHOIIY tMO - 171-2500 i Member f D I C SAVING'S INSuOffD TO Sio 060 -%THE WESTFIELD (NJ.) LEADER, THURSDAY, SEPTEMBKR 1, 1977 Page 7 much threat deters whom with what nography. very much that the Senate effect. For example, millions of We demand heavier punishment - conferees, all members of Crime and Justice in America I: presumably rational human beings are longer prison terms - yet fail to ap- Senator Clifford P. Case the Agriculture Committee, not deterred from smoking cigarettes preciate the social and economic costs of will be able to persuade the even . though the probabilities of prisons. We support the Constitution and House conferees to accept Crime - No Simple Solutions punishment through cancer, em- its protection of individual liberties - yet reports to you . . . the provision. physema, and heart disease are clear criticize judges who insist the police Of late, the cost of health and painful. People often believe that conduct themselves in accord with care has risen at a far present benefits or pleasure outweigh constitutional protection. higher rate than anything By Jerome H. Skolnick marijuana use amounted to a new future costs or threats of pain. Our. legacy of slavery, immigration, By U.S. Senator le eats and what he can do else in our economy. Better Editor's Note: This is the first in a prohibition. People over 40 - who drank Heavy punishment programs can also and culture conflict, combined with the Clifford P. Case ind how he feels is likely to nutrition habits can help series of 15 articles exploring "Crime whiskey - complied with the law and incur unexpected social costs. Several ideologies of free enterprise and con- maintain basically good decrease these costs. and Justice in America." In this in- were offended by younger people who years ago Nelson B. Rockefeller, then stitutional democracy is unique in the Howwvould you view a ating habits thereafter, Preventive medicine is the troductory article, Jerome H, Skolnick, smoked marijuana. As younger people governor of New York, proposed as an world. As David Bayley's recent work decrease in the amount we specially if schools limit cheapest, and most ef- Director of the Center for the Study of are becoming successful politicians, answer to street crime that harsh sen- comparing high American with low spend per person in the ccess to so-called junk fective. It is one which we Law and Society at the University of penalties for smoking marijuana con- tences, up to life imprisonment, be Japanese crime rates shows, we are not United Sates for health oods. all can practice. A decrease California, Berkeley, discusses the tinue to diminish and may eventually imposed for drug trafficking, and that strictly comparable to Japan or, for that care? And at the same time I have therefore also in the amountof diet-related scope and nature of the crime problem in disappear. sterner enforcement and heavier matter, to any place else. improvemant in the quality ponsored legislation to disease will free physicians America and concludes that there are no punishment be imposed against drug Although politicians - as well as some of the care available? Very estrict (he sale of empty to spend their time where it easy solutions. This series was written We could introduce criminal penalties users, many of whom are engaged in scholars and police spokesmen - will try favorably, from the mail I calories in vending is best spent - treating the for Courses by Newspaper, a program street crime. The "lock-'em-up" ap- to sell us on apparently simple solutions receive on this subject - and machines in school unavoidably sick and developed by University Extension, for manufacturing defective automobile brakes, which kill and proach seemed sensible and hardheaded to the American crime problem, we there is a great deal of it. cafeterias. This proposal searching for the yet University of California, San^iego, and . to many New Yorkers fearful of walking The Senate Select Com- would restore to the funded by a grant from the National maim thousands. But we don't, because should remain skeptical. In the past unknown means to prevent in recent years the automobile ' the city streets and to numerous law simple solutions have not worked. mittee on Nutrition and Secretary of Agriculture the their illnesses. Endowment for the Humanities. Sup- enforcement officials. Human Needs has, in its last authority to regulate what plemental funding for this course was manufacturers' lobby has had more Unless we understand why, the future We are approaching clout than Ralph Nader, who proposed Yet a recently conducted "New York will prove comparably unsuccessful. We year as a separate senate may be sold in vending Congressional consideration provided by the Center for Studies of committee, focused on the Crime and Delinquency, National such laws in the Congress. Maybe that, Times" survey of 100 New York City have to kno_w what doesn't work to find machines in school of national health insurance. too, will change. judges, reported on Jan. 2, 1977, found out what might. The reasons for past problem of diet-related cafeterias, where they Anything we can do to Institute of Mental Health. disease. Perhaps our best Other crimes - serious street crimes that the new, very tough narcotics law failure and possible remedies will be compete with the products improve our nutrition habits Copyright 1977 by the Regents of the failed to deter illegal drug use in the city. further explored in later articles in this weapon against these sold in the lunch line. My bill and decrease our health such as murder, rape, assault, and .diseases' lies in improved University of California. robbery - are almost universally con- Furthermore, over half the judges 15-part series on institutional crime, does not ban vending care costs will have Americans are upset about crime. believed the laws had worsened the street crime, the limits of the criminal nutrition habits, a saner machines, it merely makes demned. It is these crimes that are the approach to what we eat. tremendous long-term ef- We are understandably angry and focus of proposals to "solve" the crime situation because youngsters - immune law, the administration of criminal possible regulation of what fects. frustrated when we cannot safely walk problem by increasing the severity and from the harsher provisions - had been jus'tice, and the organization of For years, I have spoken s sold in them. down city streets, or take the kids on a certainty of punishment. recruited into the drug traffic. This is an punishment. out against political ex- It makes little sense for camping trip for fear the house will be Why, then, not simply enforce these unexpected social cost of punishment. The views expressed in Courses by tremes. The same principle the federal government to robbed in our absence. laws more rigorously and punish swiftly There are many others. Newspaper are those of the authors only applies to what we consume spend a great deal of money We are morally outraged when we and surely those found guilty of viblating Particularly for young people, being a and do not necessarily reflect those of as to what we think. This each year on child nutrition discover that businessmen and govern- them? Many people - including some criminal may even have advantages the University of California, the funding year, for the first time, programs in the schools, on the one hand, and, on the ment officials have been conspiring to prominent criminologists - have ad- over working in a boring and agencies, or the participating medical statistics indicate about 87 per- use public funds for private gain. vocated this seemingly simple and unrewarding job. One can earn far more newspapers and colleges. that the incidence of ther, to remain blind to Sometimes, frustration virtually therefore attractive solution to the stealing cars than washing them. Even NEXT WEEK: Gilbert Geis, coronary artery disease is children trading their tempts us to demand the ridiculous - to problem of American crime. But such a the risk may prove advantageous. In Professor of Social Ecology at the on the decrease. Doctors coupons entitling them to a insist that there be a law against crime. solution is not so simple. A criminal some circles, a "jolt" in prison offers an University of California, Irvine, attribute this to better paid, reduced price or free In fact, of course, many laws already justice system can increase risk for a affirmation of manhood - as well as discusses white-collar crime. eating habits, to an in- lunch for coins to buy emp- OFFICE SPICE prohibit and threaten severe punishment criminal - but not by much, and at advanced training in criminal skills and creasing public awareness :y-calorie sodas, candy or for all sorts of conduct, including armed identity. Thus, the administration of ABOUT THE AUTHOR: Jerome H. that too much consumption ther sacks that may be FOR RENT higher cost than many people believe. of {saturated fats is bad for robbery, obstruction of justice, failure to High Cott of Punishment justice can generate criminality as well Skolnick iewedas "status" foods by report income, and the use of various as deter it. Jerome H. Skolnick is Director of the the heart. their peers. Choice downtown drugs. The social and economic costs of punishment are often underestimated. It Actually, the most promising targets Center for the Study of Law and Society We have known for a long The Senate has adopted Westf ield area - Yet, for many reasons, we cannot is easy to call for a major expansion of of deterrence are white-collar criminals at the University of California, time that failure to eat my prposal as.Sectionl3of 1000-1500 square count on the criminal law alone to work law enforcement resources; it is less - business executives and professionals - Berkeley, where he has also been a enough of some foods causes he School lunch and Child feet. perfectly, to prevent crime entirely. easy to pay for it. - who have the most to lose by conviction Professor of Criminology since 1970. He disease. Scurvy was well Nutrition Act Amendments First, not everyone reveres criminal for a crime and are more likely to weigh previously taught at Yale University, known to ancient mariners of 1977. It was not included C1LL Policemen, courts, and prisons are the University of Chicago, and the law, or not in the same way. By passing expensive. It is cheaper to send a the potential costs of committing crime and remained a fearsome in legislation on this subject a law we may even make the prohibited against its benefits. University of California, San Diego. In possibility on long sea passed by the House. I hope 155-1200 conduct more popular. . President youngster to Harvard than a robber to 1968-69 he served as Director of the Task San Quentln. And the average San voyages until it was even- Hoover's Wickersham Commission, Fundamental Contradictions Force on Violent Aspects of Protest and tually realized that it was which studied the effects of Prohibition Francisco policeman now draws -• with There are no easy prescriptions for Confrontation for the National Com- pension - more than $25,000 per year, to caused by lack of Vitamin C on the nation during the 1920s concluded crime in America. It has become an mission on the Causes and Prevention' found in fruits and that a new institution - the speakeasy - say nothing of his police car, support intrinsic part of life in this country as a of Violence, and he is author of its vegetables. equipment, and facilities. report, "The Politics of Protest." His FALL made drinking fashionable for wide result of fundamental contradictions of Today we know that, like segments of the professional and middle The recent experience of a "law and American society. We maintain an other books include a prize-winning book order" administration that poured on detectives, "Justice Without Trial: too little of some foods, OUTDOORS ANTIQUES MARKET classes who had previously not ex- egalitarian ideology amidst a history of too much of other can cauBe perienced the sinful delight of billions of dollars through the Law slavery and contemporary unem- Law Enforcement in Democratic ILM STRUT FIILO. CENTER OP WCUFIELD Enforcement Assistance Administration Society," "Crises in American disease. Obesity increases recreational boozing. ployment. We say we are against the risk of heart disease, into the war on crime is exemplary and organized crime, but millions of us enjoy Institutions," with Elliott Currie, and It is evident that the passage of law, sobering. While violent crime rose 174 "Society and the Legal Order," co- diabetes, cancer of the SATURDAY, SEPTEMBER 10,1977 i especially criminal law, does not always and consume its goods and services - colon, to mention just a few. per cent from 1903 to 1973, local spending drugs, gambling, prostitution, por- edited with Richard Schwartz. work out the way those who advocated for law enforcement multiplied more Excessive consumption of 10 A.M. to 5 P.M. passage foresaw. than seven times - and LEA. A. poured alcohol and cigarettes can in $3.5 billion between IMS and 1974. Those Delicious Vegetables Called Tomatoes be fatal. Legislative Politics For ~ some years now WESTFIELD K1WANIS CLUB Second, criminal law reflects Mativetsf Criminals By Donna Patcrck develop properUy. Place tomatoes are basil, bay leaf, have sponsored legislation through political advocacy different and The war on crime looks more and County Home Ecmwmttt tomatoes in a sunny chili powder, oregano and to improve the quality of TO BENEFIT IT3 YOUTH PUND , conflicting views - and so it changes. more like the war in Vietnam. Those who location. Sunlight Inhibits thyme. Other flavors that what we eat through ai What can be yellow Teetotalers scrupulously obeyed the pursue it are largely ignorant of what normal color ,and flavor can be used are caraway emphasis on nutritioi Admission $1 with this card 904 ProWWtion Jaws; drinkers did not. motivates the enemy. green, off-white, red as development. seed, celery seed, cloves, education in the schools. A Drinker a changed the law. Of course the threat of punishment small as a cherry or as large The different seasonings dill, rosemary, sage, and child who learns th Rain Date Sept. 17 During the lWOe laws prohibiting deters. But nobody is clear about how as a pumpkin, round, pear- that enhance the flavor of sesame seed. relationship between what shaped, or oblong? The tomato, ; Tomatoes are one of the most well-liked vegetables because they are so easy to prepare - raw or cooked. With the supply of summer m m mm wue LAVES TO m.. tomatoes available, you can process them at home in the in THE mm WHO HATES W IMI boiling-water bath to enjoy for the upcoming winter. THE The ultimate use of the tomato should largely determine the size and ftmfay ImSm iM lint quality that you use - jumbos are best for stuf- CORDUROY fing; medium to large ones FIN nvecsson for slicing and small ones for cooking. SEASON. DO'S AND DONTS What is a food processor? F RIPENING TOMATOES Basically, it is a comparatively new small electrical appliance designed to chop, grind, mix,blend, slice, shred, grate, mince and puree. DO: Allow underripe tomatoes to fully ripen It definitely is a time saver and is probably the most versatile kitchen countertop before refrigerating. Ripen appliance ever, performing the tasks of several small appliances. at moderate room tem- peratures (60 degrees F. to Our idea of what is just right for Where have I seen onebefore? 70 degrees F.) Set tomatoes out of direct sunlight. Baek-to-School is the timeless look Probably on television • one much seen gourmet cook refers to the appliance as DON'T: Refrigerate of eorduroy... "themost important invention since the first electric mixer!" underripe tomatoes. Hold tomatoes at low tem- When /purchase a food processor, what do I get? peratures (below 55 degrees in classic suits and sport coats by F.) to prolong ripening. John Weitz... The unit consists of a base, a set of three or four removable blades and discs, plus Flavor and juiciness will not a clear plastic container, plastic spatula/pusher and instruction book. in rugged straight-leg and flare jeans Some manufacturers are offering optional attachments • additional more by Levi Strauss and Lee. sophisticated blades for those cooks who may desire a diversity in slicing and shredding. Choose from our extensive selection How does the food processor work? of Junior (9-12), Prep (14-20), and Young Men's (36-42) sizes. Free Food is either placed in the container or dropped down a safety chute opening. •7 alterations, of course. At the touch of a button the blades, spinning at unbelievable speed, process the food.

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It is better than a blender for chopping vegetables, because it has a larger container bottom and blade contact surface. It pretty much precludes the problem of over processing foods by providing a variety of blades one can select from for specific tasks. The working period is usually short (such as 5 seconds or less).

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IMADE • IN -AMERICA 44 ElmStfttt (corner Qy.mbyl Wyatt Brothers yv«*ifittd V . <,.^r>., 128 ELM ST., WESTRELD • 233-4545 732-8400 Ipti1 nfcVM^f 'H f tM. Pace 8 THE WESTFIEMJ (NJ.) LEADER, THURSDAY, SEPTEMBER 1, 1877- Fall Courses Slated at YWCA Y-Teens' Open House Wants Action on Bills to Fall classes at the YWCA pression in writing. The begin the week of Sept. 19 Tuesday morning classes Sept. 14, 15 Aid Battered Wives and registration is now in are literature, rag dolls, rug Y Teens of the Westfield treasurer. progress. Men as well as braiding and watercolor. Assemblyman C. Louis she is hesitant about leaving YWCA will begin their Registration is open to all Bassano, Republican for fear that a divorce action women are invited to take An "under the hood" auto annual registration on girls .in grades 9 thru 12. the courses offered in the mechanics course is offered candidate for re-election in will be filed, charging Tuesday afternoon and an Wednesday, Sept. 14, and There will be "open house" District 20, today urged the desertion and may result in leisure-learning program. Thursday, Sept. 15. Teens in at 132 Ferris PL, on Wed- Child care is available for Oriental cooking class will State Senate to "act with all losing custody of any. most classes. be held Tuesday evenings. town looking for something nesday, Sept. 14 and dispatch on a series of bills I children." to do, a place to belong and a Thursday, Sept. 15 between Wednesday morning plans have sponsored to give The GOP candidate include register for chance to discover new the hours of 3 to 5 p.m. for protection and assistance to Monday morning classes experiences, are welcome to club and service pointed out, also, that will include a study of an- backgammon, beginners or women who are assaulted special training for police tiques in a variety of intermediate golf, oil become members. registration. Senior High by their husbands. Activities include Club teens will be available for officers in handling categories, intermediate painting, silk screening or a "The Assembly has domestic quarrels will be bridge and furniture geneology course, "trace meetings with teen-planned tours and "rap-sessions" of approved three bills - two activities, ski trips, focus the Y Teen program. exceptionally helpful to all refinishing. Monday af- your ancestors". A bowling without adissenting and one concerned. ternoon classes offered are class on Friday afternoons weekends, slumber parties, For girls 16 and over the Y with only two negative votes ballet, basic drawing, is also offered. banquets, fashion shows, Teen candystriping - to help victims of what is "Domestic disputes have fund raiser events, bridge for fun, Christmas Further information is program is beginning its known as spousal assault," resulted in injuries to police crafts and creative ex- available at the YW. workshop, conferences and year at the Overlook Bassano said. officers and even death," he various service projects Hospital with teams of girls The candidate i.aid the said. "This is one aspect of Seniors to Resume Meetings Sept. 20 such as candystriping at volunteering their services. proposed legislation would: law enforcement which has Overlook Hospital and a If interest is available, but Provide for the establish- not received the attention it Westfield Senior Citizens are on file as of June will be foster child supported by Y time is not, girls may call ment of shelters for assault so obviously requires." Teen clubs. Chris Laskey Photo will resume fall activities on accepted into membership. the Y Teen house for further victims and offer counseling "The Assembly has Campers and the old fishing pond at the Four Seasons Outdoor Center. Tuesday, Sept. 20 at 12:30 Dues for the coming year This year's Inter Club information about the Y services; already approved these bills p.m. at the First Baptist are payable at this meeting. Council officers are Teen mailing list. Require training for and only Senate action Church. Coffee and tea will Kathleen Kahn and Deborah police officers to handle remains before they can 46 Attend Day Camp for Learning Disabled be served. A fall foliage trip which Johnson, co-presidents, Volunteers Needed domestic disputes involving become law," Bassano said. The Rosa ires singing includes a turkey dinner at Sally Aiello, vice president, spousal assault; "I am hopeful the Senate Jo Ann Fritz, secretary and For 46 different children appeared that a camper was put a good deal of effort into group from Cranford will the Laurel Villa in Milford, Those who have a couple Remove desertion as a will act as soon as possible." with learning disabilities able, it was suggested that outreach to educate people furnish the entertainment. Pa., is planned for October Jennifer McCornack, hours of spare time and are grounds for divorce if the from Union and Hunterdon she or he be "main- to the program. In the Seniors whose applications thirteenth. looking for a "meaningful, wife left because of assaults Bike-a-thon Set counties, the summer of 1977 streamed" into the regular spring and summer various Tourangeau, Pott constructive and fulfilling" or beatings. realized an opportunity for day camp groups and social service organizations Seek County Signup way to spent it are asked to "Assaults by a husband participation in a unique program. This past sum- in Union and Hunterdon Enlist in Army contact Janice Gaines, upon his wife or by the wife For Tamaques Park mer, four were "main- counties received in- Park Photos director of the teenage day camp program. In the upon the husband have The Meira Group .of winter of 1976, this day streamed": two campers formation describing the Do you have an in- Underway At Two local men, Dennis program at the Westfield increased to the point where joined Four Seasons Pioneer camp, and special slide teresting photograph taken Tourangeau and David Pott, YWCA on weekdays. Westfield Hadassah will camp received international it has become a serious sponsor a bike-a-thon recognition at the Inter- group, one joined the more presentations were given at in a Union County park? Union College both of Westfield, recently specialized Ranger monthly meetings. Welfare Enter it into the "Four enlisted in the United States social and law enforcement Sunday, Sept. 18, at national Convention for Registration is currently Freak Accident problem," Basaano said. Tamaques Park. Hadassah Children with Learning program, and one young offices were contacted, as Seasons Photography Army to help them further man worked assisting a were various parent, youth, Contest." Anyone from underway for more than 50 their education. "A woman is, oft-times, members will request Disabilities, in Washington, 'oungsters to oldsters may non-credit courses to be Injures Driver very reluctant to leave the donations from local D.C. For the second year, senior counselor as a and family service groups. Private Tourangeau, son counselor-in-tralning. While the camp was in full inter. Categories are: park offered at Union College this of Mr. and Mrs. Arthur home, even though she has merchants. Proceeds are to this day camp was a sum- scenery;'organized sports fall by the Division of Marvin E. Whaley, 53, of been assaulted repeatedly, swing, a luncheon Tourangeau, a 1977 428 West Broad St., is In benefit the Hadassah mer socialization In addition to providing luch as league baseball; Special Services and Con- because she has no place to Hospital in Israel. The rain remediation program for these motivational and presentation was held out at graduate of Westfield High satisfactory condition at Four Seasons for the ictivities such as swimming tinuing Education. go," he said. "Moreover, date is Sunday, Sept, 25. children, and was run on the developmental activities for ir tennis; wildlife; and School and a former Eagle Overlook Hospital with leg directors of child study Courses designed for scout, will receive training injuries suffered in an ac- 153 acres of hills, streams, the children, the learning miscellaneous which in- personal and professional and woods at Four Seasons disability and special teams in Union County to as a military policeman. cident Saturday. observe the program. ludes all pictures not enrichment will be offered Outdoor Center, in Lebanon education staff supported, :overed in the above Upon completion of his Whaley told police he was in the areas of business, training he will be stationed Township. educated and com- Although the eight-week :ategorie8. There is a $1.00 management, secretarial backing his truck out of his municated extensively with at Fort Eustis, Va. He hopes According to the program summer day camp program egistration fee which skills, human relations, fine driveway and opened the PERSONAL PORTFOLIO MANAGEMENT the parents. If a parent so for children with learning :overs up to three pictures arts, real estate and general to begin a career in forestry door to get a better view. As director, Gary Trunnell, a desired, an individual after his enlistment is over. learning specialist with the disabilities has come to an in any category. One may interest, according to Dr. he did this, he placed his foot conference was held with end, much work remains. enter an unlimited number Frank Dee, dean of the Also a 1977 graduate from on the running board and Hopatcong School System, the staff to discuss their Westfield and interested in a the whole emphasis at the Planned for the fall is the of pictures. division. accidentally fell out. Police child's experience of and second time around for the career in forestry, Private said the front wheels of the John Edison Sloan*, Inc. camp was on discarding the response to the day camp Entries must be black and Courses are offered Pott, son of Mr. and Mrs. label "learning disability" "Saturday Club," a truck ran over his legs. The program or the child's recreation program em- white and no smaller than 5 evenings and weekends to William Pott, will receive vehicle continued across the Investment Counsel Since 19G3 and working on nor- personal progress in phasizing socialization and jy 7 inches. The date and accommodate adults and training in Special Forces 215 NORTH AVENUE WEST malization of the child. The street and struck a parked general. Even if a private remediation. Trunnell is :ime taken, location and range from one-day and be stationed at Fort Westfield 654-3344 program stressed the same car belonging to Esther conference was never looking to develop and offer ignature of the workshops to 10-week Bragg, N.C. Hardy of 403 West Broad St. format of activities as requested, the parents of a Parent Effectiveness ihotographer must ac- courses, depending on the presented by the regular every camper were con- Training course adapted company each entry which material to be covered, Dr. Four Seasons Day Camp. tacted by phone during each with special regard to the :an be submitted to the Dee said. These included daily swim two-week session to Just parents of a learning disabl- County Park Commission Prospective students may instruction, boating, ar- "touch base" on how they ed child. In the hope of Administration Building, •egister in person Monday chery, fishing, camp crafts, felt their child was doing. In gaining recognition by and Acme and Canton St., through Friday from 8:30 nature crafts, environ- addition, a workshop for support of educators for the Elizabeth, or the Trallside a.m. to 4:30 p.m. and mental education, hikes, parents of children enrolled camp program, there will be Nature and Science Center, Wednesday, and Thursday, field games, cookouts and In the camp was held during continued development of Coles Ave, and New Sept., B, from 6:30 to ft p.m. the summer at which the Providence Hd., Moun- overnights. contact with child study Among ther coufMa w b* concept of "main teams in Somerset, Hunter- tainside. Entries must be Although these youngsters streaming" was discussed offere •., ar»: Personnel don, Morris and Warren taken in the County park Management, Vocal were grouped together, with and a general overview of counties, and other in- system. Pictures will not be one instructor of special the camp format presented returned. Techniques, Labor terested areas. Relations for Managers, UNIVERSITY education and one college- through the use of films and Preparations are already age Junior counselor for First place winners will Solving Parent-Child slides. More than 40 parents being made for Im- receive a plaque. All win- every ten children, were In attendance and Problems, The Securities provement and expansion of ners will receive awards Market Today, Painting in socialization skills were participated in the informal the camp program for next emphasized through in- and all winning pictures will Mixed Media and Cost discussion facilitated by the year. be published with by-line in Selected Studies! tegration with regular group Accounting. staff which followed the a Park Commission activities. As an ultimate main program. Information concerning Also, Solving Problems in goal in normalization of the publication. The deadline this day camp program for For all entries is Sept. 8. Settling Your Estate, child, the concept of Recognizing that this is the learning disabled child Beginning and Intermediate "mainstreaming" was still a very new, and is available at the Westfield For further information Tennis, Office Management always uppermost in the relatively unknown day YMCA or the Four Seasons nd entry blanks, call The for Secretaries, Real Estate mind) of the staff. When it camp experience, Trunnell Outdoor Center. Union County Park Com- Appraising and Con- mission recreation versational Spanish. department of public in- "We have made every Breglin to Open Crime Forum formation department. QatfWt - $ Jimmy Breslin, author of Justice. effort," Dr. Dee stated, "to ' f Jti law and histori y at John Jay, provide a wide variety of and columnist, will open Breslin's keynote address will be guest speaker on Regional Board ani COMfOlV/Jf Union College's Public will be followed by five college-level programs for Nov. 16 when the topic will adults who are interested in Forum on Crime, Justice lecture-discussions on be Criminal Law. To Meet Tuesday and Punishment in America specific issues related to acquiring new skills, with a keynote address on The Administration of The Board of Education of sharpening existing skills or crime. Noted scholars will Criminal Justice will be the Union County Regional Wednesday, Sept. 28, at 8 join criminologists in ex- merely in mental p.m. at Cranford High addressed by Dr. John Wolf, High School District No. 1 - stimulation." ploring each issue. chairman of the Criminal will hold its regular monthly School. His topic will be Institutionalized Crime A full listing of all courses "Crime: An American Justice Department at meeting at 8 p.m. Tuesday is available on request from will be the topic on Oct. 4 Union College, and Bernice In the Instructional Media t\jpH lottimftrl Paradox." and will bring together Dr. the Division of Special Manshel, assistant director Center of the Arthur L. Services and Continuing The six-part public forum Francis lanni, authority on of operations of the New is funded by a grant from ohnson Regional High Education. the Mafia, and Captain Jersey Law Enforcement School, Clark. The public is the New Jersey Council for Justin Dentino of the New the Humanities and will Planning Agency, on Dec. 7. invited to attend this The longest recorded golf Jersey State Police. The final forum on Dee. 20 meeting which will be held drive was achieved by E.C. explore major Issues related Street Crime will be to crime in America, in- will be devoted to Punish- o transact regular board Bliss in 1913 He hit the ball discussed on Oct. 26 by Dr. ment. Speakers will be Dr. justness. 445 yards. cluding street crime, Thomas A. Reppetto, orga n i zed crime, Andrew von Hirsch, professor of criminal justice professor of Criminal prosecution of criminals and at John Jay College of punishment, according to Justice at Rutgers Dr. Donald Schmeltekopf of Criminal Justice, and University, and Christopher Cranford, coordinator. All Hubert B. William, director V, Dietz, chairman of the f forum lectures are open to of police in Newark. New Jersey Parole Board. * the public at no charge and Dr. Isadore Silver, All forums are scheduled will be scheduled at professor of constitutional for 8 p.m. Otlicattsstn locations throughout Union Cesaro Enlists In Air Force Home Made Baked Goods County to assure maximum Kevin E. Cesaro of 112 «* mm! boUem anLktkv will be given additional Hors D Oeuvrej • r*m* t>i4e-6 fc dwost, torn it community participation Pearl Sti. has joined the training at one of 148 Air Breslin, a nationally United States Air Force He Forte installations in the C far Won." which was on the bather dtkcboin of Qyal)}h^cratkcL bestseller list for six months ANY OTHER DECORATING PROBLEM and which was selected by "Time" magazine as one of Jackets the most important political books of I97r> The Crime Justice and punishment Forum. Dr Schmeltekopf stated is intended to give par- ticipants an insight into the HAND criminal justice system with tty emphasis on the causes & totwv'j i' \ rl2flSKe»iST HST SMTeM 'four Uriiqae' datorating'ieNicti -THE WESTFTELD

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OUR 55th YEAR REALTORS Member^ Multiple Listing System 115 Elm Street BetziBischotT 201-232-4700 Westtield Scotch PUIrii : Fanwood Movntalnsl/le $74,900 WHY PAY ! READY FOR SCHOOL # RENT? ! BIG A BEAUTIFUL NEW LISTING Excellent first j Our new spacious home. Living i # and just what you have been waiting for! Four bedroom center hall colonial is RANCH with two full baths. Spacious living room, room with fire- j nearing completion dining room, eat-in modern kitchen, large (19') place, formal • and almost ready for comfortable family room plus a panelled recreation dining room, : your color selections. room below. Fenced in rear yard for privacy. Located on laundry room { a quiet street in Fanwood. Please call today! $62,500 Large entrance foyer adjacent to with room for some of large kitchen, j i your favorite pieces, 3 Bedrooms, magnificent family room with fireplace, V/2 baths, library or den, sewing aluminum sid- { room, 4 bedrooms & ing. • 3tt baths. (The master Fanwood bath has two vanities, tub and separate stall SUPER SPUTLCVEU $48,900 shower). MKNIFICENT KITCHEN - FAMILY MOM COMBINATION WITH BUILT-IN BIQ Maturt modtmiztd Cttanial ItcaM am to ctnMnkwttitar irtttte , "T mi bw Two heating systems, 3 BttVttm - VA Baths - f entiled Rtc Room two air conditioning LKBURNIN6 FIREPLACE IN LIVING ROOM 4M, firtptact and MW 197C kHcM* with breakfast ana ... Mtal tar grawitf systems, thermopane PRIME NCSTFIELO LOCATION family. windows throughout, $104,000 beautiful wooded rear AN "OLDIE" WIT A "GOODIE" yard, circular drive, SUNSHINE MOUNTAINSIDE CONTEMPORARY Indian Forest section. A great first home with many recent improvements. $135,000 $1*5,000 This attractively decorated three bedroom colonial STREAMS IN offers a large living room with fireplace, formal dining room and large modern eat-in kitchen. $52,500 the windows of this bright ranch. Not a dark corner. 3 bedrooms, 2 A LOVELY HOME baths, spa- cious living Let us show you this fine three bedroom co- SPACIOUS A SPNAMINC RANCH room, dining lonial. 21 ft. family room, den, rec- room, modirn kitchen IN6R0UNP POOL - MOMIN EAT-IN KITCHEN reation room with separate tating BEEP LOT IN NEARBY SCOTCH PLAINS arta, ltt bath*. Fine and much location. more. Mountainside mm ASStfMAHE 7% MORTCACE $07,900 tfctrt'i a But fWtt

FISCHER 4ESTFIELD (302 E. IROAD ST.) 232I3M (Eveninqs Onlyt I ( KMART . ' AqnM Bucklry ?33 l?07 Myrtle Jenkins ...733-7670 Oonald H. Husch ... J33-2675 Olga Graf '237.7V36 GREAT FOR KIDS REALTORS ' RFAITORS WESTFIELO (43 EL* STREET) Four bedrooms. 2 baths, living room with fireplace. 2321m EVES: 'Fveninos Only; 233-2222 large dining room eat-in kitchen, semifinished 233-1728 or Bpllv HumKton J376W8 Shirley McLinaen ... 233-9356 M.D. Sims, Jr. ... 232-0541 rK*8ERS MULTIPLE LlSTIftG SYSTERt basement playroom with lavatory Easy walk to all r Rirh.irii vVoiorhouse Jr ?3? 1965 Douglas R. Weeks ... T33-449? Caryl Lewis ... 233-4316 2330241 schools and Westfield's 86 acre tamaques Park with 223 LENOX AV6 WESTFIELD, NJ tennis courts, etc Many extras. Asking price $59,900 MOUNTAINSIDE 233-H0O AMPLE OFF STREET PARKING * 2veninfj*< Onlv> 202 MOUNTAIN AVE. LOCAL REPRESENTATIVES FOR LOCAL AREA Jon Mohprti 889 ?-JW Oavfd G Pearson ... 232-7051 lot tha Parkl REAL ESTATE -U.S.A. REPRESENTATIVES FOR R.rtvird/vt Cornot 233 8858 Guy D. Mulford... 232 7835 Evening phones: MOAAERiCA Howf-ird W Mei^qer. MAI. SRPA Anne Graham... 2M-48O6 R «. BARRETT JR , CPM Cv*nln9i only 233-1422 Lucille K. Ron Mr*. Alan Bruce Conlin MULTIPLE LISTING MEMBERS Doris M, Molows AlHtlld W MIOMIson Nancy Breqman . . » PfdoroeKo WESTPIELO -MOUNTAlNSIDe — SCOTCH PLAINS Evening Phones: OeneM.HBll FANWOOD— SOMERSET s HUIHTBROON COUNTIES Constance Davis r*2-1055 Marianne Muolo .. OonnA Snyder 233-0935 sK.Atwood Oeuri.s Sweeney 73?- Waiter e. Pckhsrt THE WESTFIELD NJ.) LEADER, THURSDAY, SEPTEMBER J, 1977 REAL ESTATE FOR SALE REAL ESTATE FOR SALE REAL ESTATE FOR SALE REAL ESTATE FOR SALE REAL ISTATE FOR SALE REAL ESTATE FOR SALE REAL ESTATE FOR SALE REAL ESTATE FOR SALE REAL ESTATE FOR SALE

WESTPIELP NORTHSIDE CO- LONIAL; WILSON SCHOOL. Foyer, living room with firep(ace, dining room, breakfast room, kitchen. 4 tedrooms, enclosed porch, bath on second. Bedroom and storage on third floor. Two car garage. Includes W-W, drapes and air conditioner. Principals only. $71,500. Call 2337928.

FANWOOD TWO STORY CO- LONIAL—S bedrooms, 2 baths. Asking S5J.9OO- Call 753-9829. y 9-1-77 3t REALTOR INVESTMENT PROPERTY COMNNY OWNED! ON THE GOLF COURSE - FOUR WESTFIELD COMMERCIAL BEDROOMS, 2*4 BATHS - FLORIDA ROOM PLUS A PROPERTY. Good income, good Uyy shelter. J retail stores and FAMILY ROOM AND COVERED PATIO. MANY EXTRAS, $52,900 THE OUTDOORS FLOWS. RIGHT INTO THIS HOME nclioining 3 family house. $195,000. ^through the sizable family room that extends into the Ownpr will hold first mortgage. CENTRAL MR, CARPETING, FIREPLACE. MOVE RIGHT WELL KEPT 4 BEDROOM HOME 112 ELM STREET. WESTFIELD Call owner evenings 3OS 231 U54. Just listed - Lovely stucco & frame home with 20' living jvdeep, shaded rear grounds. The entrance foyer leads to A30 77tf IN! ASKING $105,000.00 room and log burning fireplace, full size dining room, the living room with fireplace. Formal dining room. 233-5555 kitchen with separate breakfast room. 2 large bed- X}-Cheerful modern kitchen has a separate dining area, >j Three bedrooms (Master bedroom 18'xl2'). 1st. floor MEMBER: APARTMENTS TORRENT ,

ordinarily spacious colonial cape in Mountainside on a WESTFIELD NORTHSIDE CEN- quiet winding well shaded street. Very large living room TER— Furnished efficiency tar gentleman. All conveniences. Call with fireplace, step down 16' dining room, beamed $11,500! 5411828 w 2325676. Keep trying. ceiling, attractive modern eat in kitchen. Secluded 25' 232-8400 den, first floor bedroom and bath. Three second floor Westfield Multiple Listing Member Charming 7 room, 1% bath Center Entrance Colonial in ROOMS FOR RENT bedrooms and bath ideally situated for the children. a lovely Northside Westfield neighborhood convenient Finished basement play room, patio. Transferred Altllateof "EXECUTRANS" to everything on a 61'xl78' property with delightfully AVAILABLE SEPT. 1ST FUR- owners took excellent care of this home. An International Realty Service NISHED BEDROOM, LIVING secluded rear garden with patio. ROOM IN PRIVATE HOME (83,900. CLOSE TO TRANSPORTATION AND TOWN. BUSINESS PER- SON, REFERENCES REQUIR- ED. TWO WEEKS SECURITY. WRITE BOX 83, CO WEST- FIRST HOME buyers will find this six room colonial joy FIELD LEADER, 50 ELM ST. with its cosy feeling. Living room fireplace, side sc. t-11-77 H porch, full dining room. Three bedrooms, tiled bath. Finished basement room, fenced rear yard and just FOR RENT around the corner from north side Westfield grade school. $59,900. WISTFIELD SOUTMtlOB OLO- 1 CR COLONIAL HOMK - 7 rooms, I finished attic, small Insulated 1 garage wired for light shopworn. ^PvVW^^VV pj^PFvn ^RVH^V InHI %^NR^i^Hn^^i^W^^ PBV4R^^H 1 Near schools, town, bus and train transportation. Principals only. cape on a quiet Westfield street In a moit \ 232-3082 B.25-77 tf convenient area for schools..A custom built stow front In the Wychwood area, a handsome 8 room, 2V> bath tame with firaplaca, rear porch, hot water oil heat. Brick and Frame Split Level in a pretty setting • OFFICES KM tENT Eight rooms in all (four bedrooms), two futl baths. A Property about 185' on one side, widens to 205' across I WESTFIELD PROFESSIONAL ml buy at $56,000. tbtrtar. $84,900. I OFFICES CONSISTING OF 3 /ROOMS AND AVAILABLE 1*1- • MEDIATELY. Approxlmattly j 1300 sq. It. Excellent location. C»tl VOUM fj. J. DAVIDSON, Realtor - NYCMNOOO colonial in such a lovely secluded setting ftsajeoo COUMIAl on a quiet circle. Center hall plan with five first floor rooms and bath plus three bedrooms on the second We have just listed this sunshine bright and sparkling FOR SALE floor, two baths (total 4 bdrms). Four fireplaces, living clean Westfield beauty! Entrance hall, gracious front LABOR DAY WEEKENDSALE room, den .master bedroom, basement recreation room. Sat., Sun. andMon. living room, formal dining room, large "L" shaped 25% discount at Spacious side jalousied porch. Stone and stucco one of kitchen with super appliances and built in brick 8BQ! ARCHIE'S RESALE SHOP a kind custom built home. $119,900. Meyersvrlle Road Beautiful panelled first floor family room with beamed Meyersvttle, N.J. Brinf ytur hammtr and vwr taint brinli W. The cathedral ceiling. 3 bedrooms, 1H baths, attached Open lo to 5 647-1149 eictllaM futurw in ttitt WwMwM tama «iH maha garage. A great buy at only $69,900! tmt afftrt NtH wtrtiwhil*. Lwini mm f irtptact, dan, "III! I C-U SNOW TIRES WITH RIMS; 15' iiniit| raam, nm tat-in kitchen with paean \ BRAND NEW, USED TWO MOUT1M0 I MONTHS. »35 FOR PAIR. CALL Th fyg, eabiiteh, thrn •afraams uni twt katht. Call It I 232-8499 AFTER i P.M. // A. inptct ~ H3,5M. Intriguing 10 room, 2 bath, 5 fireplace (woodburning 8-11-77 tf in living room and family room; gas in dining room; ALTENBURG ELIZABETH NJ 'ea Open Daily til 9 Sat. til 6 * o/ Westfield, Inc. two others in bedrooms not in use) Victorian on , BALDWINTRUCK LOADSALE Entire truck full of Baldwins secluded wide, deep property with delightful flower SPECIAL SALE PRICE t945.00 2 O PROSPECT STREET 254 EAST BROAD STREET, WFSTFIELD 232-7000 Incl. Bench, delivery and guaran- WESTFIEL-O, NEW JERSEY gardens and pine needle paths • close to Westfield I tee. Rental purchase plan avail- 201 2320 300 Barbara Murray Davidson, President. ... 233-5097 center. 23'xl4'/5' living room; 16'xl2V4' dining room [ able Frances C. Brader, vice president . .. 232-4972 with bay window, window seat and Tiffany lamp; 3512000 ALTENBURG PIANO HOUSE, - Sales Associates 19'xl7' family room with large picture window; INC. Betty Ryan 233-0591 Ann Pappas 889 66?? 1150 E. Jersey St. Virginia Krone 279-6610 Barbara M LsVelle .. 233-4939 kitchen with breakfast bar, deluxe range, butler's Elizabeth, N.J. 07201 "REALTORS specializing In rasidentlsl properties" pantry; den or first floor bedroom. 4 large second floor 8-2577 tf Members Weatfleld and Cranford Multiple Listing Services bedrooms. Large third floor room. Charming patio. 78 COLLECTOR ITEM REC- Playhouse. $90,000. ORDS. CALL 232-3921 EVEN- INGS. 1-25-77 2t

Jsanker cT Jsanlcer, One. FREE STONE FILL AVAIL- ABLE FOR PICKUP. SOME OR REALTORS ALL. APPROX. 7 CUBIC YARDS. Need five batatas? Want to he elaaa la Khaai? Than TELEPHONE BOB AT 2337091. don't mm this tNraetiw ana" cemtartaMt Scetcti FOR LOVERS ONLY 8-JJ-77 2t Plaint salit-ltval. PantHM family raam with buitMns, MOTORCYCLES SHKKMMXM VICINITY saaarata dining raam, aat-in kitchtn with naw **h- This brand new listing is located in Scotch Plains near wwhtr, larfa \»htt%ni aarch. Central air taa! $M,SM. Shackamaxon Country Club. It's on a quiet winding street and situated on a

spacious, partly wooded lot. Kay Boothe LOW Harriet Goodson Ruth Taylor Built in 1954, it has entrance hall, large 15x19 living Lilian Walczak Judy Zane Betty Hampton Jessie Plant Brown Al B«llo Helen Baker EXECUTIVE AREA room with fireplace, formal dining room with 2 corner Dorothy Walswecr cupboards, kitchen with table space, pantry and a Handsome Westfield brick and frame centrally iir beautiful, flagstone floor screened porch (12x17). conditioned home in a fine location on 12O'xl5(J' The lower grade levels have a part panelled recreation property. Spacious rooms, 2 fireplaces. Fascinating room, powder room - laundry and basement area. kitchen with many unusual features. Redwood deck. Top level has three nice bedrooms and two baths, with Asking $104,000. steps to an upper storage area. Ideal first home for a young couple just starting out or Carpeting, washer, dryer, refrigerator, dishwasher and 3 a retirement home for an older couple whose family air conditioners included. Attached two car garage. has grown and would like a smaller charming home. JOY BROWN Roof and gutters only three years old. Listed at This 4+ room home offers a large master bedroom END OF-SEASON $89,900.00 (16x12), living room (12.8x15.11) with beamed REALTORS ceiling, modern kitchen w-eating space. Aluminum CLEARANCE siding means low maintenance. Lovely deep yard for 233-5555 < >N BRAND NfW growing vegetables and covered patio for relaxing, all D3 112 ELM ST., WESTFIELD II tTOW RS' enclosed w-stockade fencing. Not many houses of this MULTIPLE LISTINGS nature in Westfield, so give us a call and we'll be happy WESTFIELO MOUNTAINSIDE - SCOTCH PLAINS 5O% off 149 Elmer St., cor to show it to you. Asking $44,900. FANWOOD AND SOMERSET COUNTY A soled Croup Of Lenox Ave., Westfieid Pnrts & Accessories EVENINGS: 232 4848 CHARLES W. ROKOSNY ELVIRA AHOR6Y REALTOR SYLVIA COHEN LORRAINE FELOMAN Z32-3M/ LueieMe A. Gehrtein MARIAN ROGERS 133-7182 f development and applies marketing 2% above a year need*. 1977 production 2% major Items with packing In TT lomputer technology to call earlier and nearly 12% above the below the record of Wt but Area general manager, proeese. Frown eranaje (ute* processing. It not only Sept. 1974-76 average. Sept. 1 13% above 1973-75 average whose territory includes concentrate... light, with stock cold storage holdings may be Dry keen* ... plentiful for moat TAYLOR 88?LOVE, INC. Union County and parts of makes calling faster and much below year-earlier levels. slightly below last year's level classes. Production In 1976 Essex, Morris, Middlesex more trouble-free, it allows Froten etrawberrlo*.., plentiful. and 3% under Sept. 1974-79 down 1% from 1975 and 5% and Somerset counties. callers to direct dial Med prune* . . . adequate. average. So, overall turkey balow 1973-75 average. elephones in 36 foreign Retain* .'. . light, as 1976 pro- Along with New Jersey supply about the same ai Sept. Production for 1977 forecast up :ountries and makes duction was much lower than in Bell - which serves about 2,8 ivailable optional custom of last year. 1% from 1976. Westfield million customers in 525 1975. 189 Elm St., Westfield 654-6666 calling services, such as Dry epM pee* . . . light. K76 communities - the state is PICTURESQUE Speed Calling and Three- MILK ft DAIRY PROOUCTS Fresh polom* . . . adequate, production 21% under 1«7S and also home to: Way Calling. ESS was MNfc and aWry ero*ucte... plen- although summercropabout 3% 15% under 1973-7Saveraoa. Be- IIIIIIIIIIIIIIIHIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIHIIIIHIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIINUHIIIHIHIIIHNIII + American Telephone It developed by Bell tiful. MM production still declin- below 1974-76 average. Canned cause of drought In Northwest, Custom built home nestled among mature trees, on a Telegraph Company, the Laboratories and is ing seasonally from spring flush, iwn cwn, IWTWOIVI wrrWD the major U.S. production ares, 150' x 200' deep lot in lovely Indian Forest. Gracious parent company of the Bell produced and installed by but should be well above Sept. kite* . . . plentiful. Canners' 1977 production I* forecast' it Living Room with wood burning fireplace, formal OR, System, with administrative Western Electric. These 1976 and the Sept. average for stocks on July 1 of sored com 55% below 1976. A NEW LISTING! offices in Basking Ridge. machines now serve 20 new Kitchen. Panelled Den plus full finished basement + AT&T's long Lines Terminology used: PLENTIFUL—More than enough for requirements. ADEQUATE—Enough to percent of our customers. meet needs. LIGHT — Less than adequate; not enough for normal needs. with bar. 4 oversized Bedrooms, 3 full baths, 2 car Department, which 'In 1969, we introduced garage, flagstone patio. Central Air. Ideally located for $62,900 operates the interstate and electronic operator consoles the whole family • a pleasant walk to park, schools, and overseas long distance [called traffic service Prime Time network. Long Lines is position systems or TSPS) transportation. This NEW LISTING is unique! headquartered in Bed- Crispy clean and won't last long. n Morristown. Earlier this minster. fear, the very last of the old The Power of Positive Job-Hunting Call today. + Bell Telephone :ord switchboards closed New eat-in kitchen equipped for the gourmet opens town. In their place, TSPS S127.000.00 Laboratories, which onto 12x18 redwood deck overlooking lovely large lot. provides research and lets customers dial their by Harriet Miller In the end, only you art market. They have to learn to own operator-assisted and Go Hire Yourself an Em- responsible for your own life overcome their sense of low Dining room with chairrail, king-sized master bedroom, development, and is loyer is a book that is hard to MounUinsidf headquartered in Murray coin box calls and greatly and happiness. self-esteem. They have to focus 2 full baths, 28' panelled rec room with Franklin Stove. peeds call handling." find. Not be- Dick Irish has taken hit ownon thingi In their life thai Hill. cause bookstores CHMMIM6 Telephone communica- idvice, moving from unemploy- gave them pleasure, on their + Western Electric, the don't stock it ed graduate of dishwashing, accomplishments, on their ngineering, manufacturing tions isn't the only arta in PLUS future 4th bedroom almost completed. which the Bell System has but because bartending, and traffic-checking strengths, rather than on their and supply unit of the Bell their copies are jobs 20 years ago to the vice presumptive weaknesses. Until System, with major left its mark. Contributions sold almost as Transferred owners sorry to leave their friendly made in New Jersey in presidency of a management they do thai, they will carry facilities in Kearny, soon as they and talent-search firm. We arewith them an image of failure. Fanwood neighborhood. Newark, Union, Princeton allied fields include ire put on the shelf. "talkies" - sound motion the beneficiaries of his struggles, This applies just as much to the and other areas of the state. which have led also to a second obviously competent people In "Having so many Im- pictures, long distance Which makes us think that Call now for immediate inspection! television^ transmission, employment, or more specifically book, this one for Ihe unhappily society, when they have W portant parts of the Bell [he quality of employment, is a employed and for managers. switch fields, when they retire, System close at hand has radio astronomy, radar and Ute solar cdl. topic of paramount importance The second book's title conies when they have to give up a been a boon for New Jersey 0 many, many people. from a comment made to himway of life they've always had. telephone users," Graham The book's thesis is that the a few years ago by one of hisQ. Can people turn age into an RANDOLPH-WIEOMAN CO., noted.; "That mean* our The Bell System com- esl jobs—the "judgment )ob«," employees. The book u called advantage? Custom built horm in Mountainside, situated on customers have bean aMe to // Things Don't Improve' Soon panies responsible (or in the words of the author, A, In any judgment lob. where wptrtly landscaped lot with a 25' Red Brick Patio for REALTORS taste, 'aatW. - •»'••<••• •• ofdeveloping, engineering, Richard K. Irish—are there to I May Ask You To Fire Me. devclo|>m«Ms that have Both books are published in In effect you're being hired entertaining - lowly family room with beamed cellini. manufacturing and putting be had if the searcher looks in for your good judgment, the made telephoning faster, these new ideas into use are he right places. Among the paperback by Anchor Books. Wood burning fireplace in LR, 4 Bdrms, 3 Baths, 2-car IMMwmto* Ave., WntfMf 2324M9 easier and more reliable chances are that an older per- garaje. 34' basement Rec. Room with recessed Iff htin< represented in the Raritan wrong places are classified ads, son's judgment is going to be Multiple Listing Members Among the innovations Area by: mployment agencies, and the - panelled and carpeted. Innumerable fine features.' Serving Westfield, Mountainside, Scotch Plains, Fanwood (Harriet Miller is the executive better than a younger person's. EVENINGS. SUNDAYS, HOLIDAYS developed in New Jersey + ATftT's Raritan River ike. They will only get you Ibe director of ihe non-profit, non- Many employers will say that Call for appt. were microwave radio, Center in Piscataway, obs lhat no one else wants, partisan National Retired Teach- the steadiest, most stable, moil coaxial cable, the transistor which house the comp- rays Irish. ers Association and American - which won its three in- productive employees they have |127,SM.M trollers and teasury The best place to find a good Association of Retired Persons in are men and women who have For Your Classified ventors the Nobel Prize - departments. All corporate job is through other people, Washington, D.C.) finally grown up and know how which seems a reasonable and satellite com- stock and bond issues are A. Certainly. The plain fact Is lo cope with frustration. Older no ugh suggestion. Interestingly, munications. Work is nowprocessed here. that the older you get Ihe better people don't think the world is however, relatively few job-seek- N.M.PALERMO, INC CALL 232-4407 underway at Bell labs on + Long Lines' New •u get—or at least you should coming to an end when they systems of the future, such Brunswick maintenance ers know how to make use of as lightwave com- heir contacts, or how to make get belter if you're growing as don't land the contract or don't Member WestfieM I 9mm Cewrty M.tl KM SAII INSTRUCTIONS center and private line contacts, or even how to recog- a human being. If you think make the sale. munications, which use lighl office. beams to carry calls on hair- nize a contact when they see because you're 55 that you can't Older people must focus not ALT6NBURG ELIZABETH, NJ. + Bell Laboratories' get what you want, then that, on their age or even on their Open Daily til 9 Sat til 6 thin strands of glass. one. Call 454-4700 anytime FLUTE - SMOPHONf - Murray Hill headquarters in e/Jecl, wilt destroy your experience, but on their ability: BALDWIN PIANOFACTOSY We asked Dick Irish about 333 Swttti km., W. SUMMER SALEI CLARINET Western Electric' and its business information chances of finding it. It's a "What can I contribute lo my Grands Consoles Spinels Private Instruction Engineering Researcl systems development Ihe special problems of older mental attitude lhat you have next employer?" not "What New Baldwin Piano $945.00 job-hunters: Full size Richard Kraus 322-8572 Center in Princeton was th a carry on your job search. have I done?". Above all, they 9-1-77 5t center in Piscataway. Bell Beautiful finish first facility to put the lasei Labs is now building a three- Q. Some nlder jub^reekers have Q. How can people develop a must ask, "What do I want lo 10 year quarantee never worked, such an women Bench & delivery free to work. In IMS, the centei story computer center in better altitude? do?". Piano Rental Plan Av^..labl? EXPERIENCED PIANO Piscataway. wlu> are widowed and have 10 A. Well, what they can do is In addition, because so many 351 3000 TEACHER STILL HAS OPEN- seek jobs for the first lime. understand that this is a psy-older people don't need as much Altenburg piano House INGS FOR SEPTEMBER. Be + Western Electric, with Sometimes the salary require- 1150 E Jersey St. Elizabeth. N j ginners, Intermediates and ad- chological problem and thai money as they did when they 7 31 77 If a number of important ments of older job-hunters are "CENTER HALL COLONIAL" vanced. Call after 6 P.M. J33-831S they must cope with it before were younger—maybe the home or2332599. 9-1-77 3t Services facilities in the area, in- high. Some employers may feel MILf WANTID cluding its purchased that older people are out of 'hey put themselves on Ihe job» paid for, Ihe children grown UNeed products engineering and touch. Doesn't this make job- HOUSEKEEPER LIVE IN DE AUTOS FOft SALI inspection division in hunting different—and possibly SIKEO IN WBSTFIELD ESTATE Springfield and, in Union, WITH DRIVERS LICENSE. harder—for people over 50? FULL CHARGE Of MOTHER. MERCEDES IENZ AUGUST SPieiAL LOW warehousing, supply and A. Yes, it does. Some people END OF YEAR SAVINGS LESS HOME. RECENT REFER- 1975 280 Coupe ~ like new condi- PRICKS • driveways and parking repair operations which believe lhat because they're ENCES. EXCELLENT SALARY. tion. Air conditioned. AAA-FM areas paved. AIM complete line of provide equipment for New over 50 they're out of step, or REPLY BOX NO. 15, CO WEST- stereo, cruise control, power win- mason work. Dralnea* work. Jersey Bell and Long Lines, because they've been out of the FIELD LEADER, JO ELM ST. dows. Silver blue metallic. 40,430 Free estimate. 5*1-0*4*. SPECIALS ON 4 CYL 9-1 77 2t miles. Asking $9,800 plus tax and ••11-77 41 plus central office and PBX job market that they're not as M.v. fees. installation and testing able, or because they never got REAL ESTATE SALES PAIWTIN* operations. a college degree they can never VCOAS MOMZA OPENING FOR EXPERIENCED inside and outside, neat, profes- have a professional position. Its SALESPERSON. MEMBER New In Steek GOODWIN sional, reasonable. Injured. Lone + American Bell Inter- a kind of psychological destruc- TRUCKS WESTFIELD BOARD REAL- list of satisfied customers. Call for national, headquartered in TORS. LENOX REALTY. 2O« MOTOR CORP. free estimate 752-4417 • J. Rura. tion that people go through at Coupo Coupe LENNOX AVENUE—454-33M 01177 tf South Plainfield, is the Bell certain stages in their lives. eioaeas 130 W. iSthSt. at Arlington, Hatch Bee* Hatch tack 9 177 tf System's international Q. Doesn't this attitude hurt PI****)** •tea-uaM Plainfield Station Wafon* 7543700 telecommunications unit. It their chances of finding a good MALE —FEMALE—AND STU COLLEGE STUDENT MlNTHM was set up to develop an DENTS Meed Extra Cash? Earn professional work at a nen-sre- job? $5 to 17 00 per hour parltime or CHRYSLER 1975 TOWN « COUN- fessional price. Free estimate. integrated telecommuni- S yr. as.oas mHe wrranty on full-time Customer service No TRY STATION WAOON, 9 pas 232-4*75 after 5 p.AA. cations system for Iran over — the quality-of-work issue is ttte enfinee; batter enWeofro- Be the first to see this newly listed meticulously senger, blk, R&H, w-w tires, snow experience necessary. Out of •-2S-77 It the next 10 years. one they can afford to address. •••rtvatt maintained home in the heart of "Wychwood". Formal homeorwithcar. Call 232 7530 tires, fully equipped. Asking 9-1.77 St SI.250. J33 1474 eve 379-5509. + New Jersey Bell, with This won't be true of all older living room w-fireplace, family size dining room with area headquarters in people, but of a good many. I9M VW BUS — RgtUILT EN- DAN'S PAINTING AND OCCO are entart and eeonomlcai eeiling to floor mirrored wall units. Country kitchen, FRIENDLY TOY PARTIES HAS RATING - INTERIOR, EX Woodbridge and an ac-Q. How do you find employers p.rchai*. OPENINGS FOR MANAGERS GINS WITH LESS THAN 4,000 TERIOR FREE eSTIMATBS, who wilt hire on the basis of secluded family room with lots of windows for your AND DEMONSTRATORS. 06 MILES. Transmission needs counting center in Cranford. INSURED. CALL M9-MM. ability? greenery Twin sized bedrooms - Master bedroom 20' MONSTRATE GUARANTEED work. Body condition good. Best 12 2 76 f The company has its Cor- -JB Cat) • Ch***)ts TOYS & GIFTS. NO CASH IN ofter. Call 654-4292 after 6 P.M. porate Training Center in A. This i.v where contacts come long with separate bath. 2 car garage central air VESTMENT NO COLLECTING OR DELIVERING NO SERVICE South Plainfield. in. You've got to interview conditioning. Call for an appointment to see this CHARGE CAR & TELEPHONE FORMICA MM Together, the Bell System people you don't know but who For th* courtesy you d«sarv« before and after comfortable family home. $94,900.00 NECESSARY CALL COLLECT Kitchens, tops, (tofts, companies in New Jersey are doing something you want delivery, stop In and see NOHRIS CHeVBOUET. TO CAROL OAY 518 489 8395 OR ANTIQUES to know more about. You've WRITE FRIENDLY TOY PAR furniture, etc. employ more than 60,000 TIES. 20 RAILROAD AVE., people. Last year, they paid got to ask them how they got See the all naw Monza Mlraoe in stock. ALBANY. N Y 12205. FALL PAUL'S CAWHETS $1,002,238,000 in wages and into their work. You'll find 8 18 77 3t OUTDOORS ANTIQUES 2453015 that 9° percent of the human PETE BSON-RINGLE AGENCY MARKET $141,733,000 in state and local taxes. race love to talk about what Realtors EMPLOYMENT WANTED ELMSTREET FIELD. 7-14-77 tf they're doing. For example, in CENTER OF WESTFIELD The state's 285,000 AT&T 350 Park Ave., Call 322-5800 any time, Scotch Plains SATURDAY, JO years of business, only three SLEEP IN HOUSEKEEPER SEPTEMBER 10, 1977 THINKING OF HAVING YOUR shareowners received people have called me and AVAILABLE. EXPERIENCED, 10 A.M. to 5 P.M. HOUSE PAINTED? Call Ups- $214,441,000 in dividends last asked about what / do. Believe Evenings Only: REFERENCES. 75J-WM3 Betty Dixon ... rn 5536 Maurice Duffy . . JB.7JH SPONSORED BY Downs Paint Co interior an year, while local Bell me, I've talked their ears off William Herring .. rav-4712 WESTFIELD KIWANIS CLUB exterior decorators. Experienced, Ruttl C Tlte . 233 1*54 COMPANION NURSES' AIDE TO BENEFIT ITS excellent references and prices System bond holders got How many investment bankers, '•»••• 5ervke SEfiKS DAY OR MIGHT Sleep Call Alek. 233 7031, or Brian, YOUTH FUND $55,,023,000 in interest boutique managers, or realtors 210 SOUTH AVEMUE i -n, flexible, own car C Sept. 17 3,658 suppliers in 354 New about what they do? Very few. ; FREE PICK UP AND DE LOCAL .RfJSORT! And later, when these people WESTFIE10, N j ; 9 t 77 ?t Jersey cities and towns To Sell \ our Home LIVERY. 555 Crtll PL 6 ««> ?37 06?i AFTER 4 hear of jobs in their fields, the WONB 23J.O2J0 I- 6 30 77 tl $187,746,000 for purchases last year. first people they think of re- ; PBTS FOR SALE WANTED TREE ferring ure those whi> have come Advertise \by for a chat cibt>ut their line Mr. Goodwrench says: WANTED -- A MOTHER IN '.of work. i AKC ENGLISH SPRINGER FRANKLIN SCHOOL AREA TO •Thinking is easy, acting is I SPAKIBL PUPPIB5. gqtit WATCH Five YEAR OLD; rues KEEP THAT GltE AT GM FEELING e Jinwtti qlcr. S nil;, 7 ivmntas !1J>I'.' difficult, and to put one's 1 A/v (td'.iie to oltler iob-hunt- \- '<•£<,Jpft.•#?'.«!.ffrV.S'elrt a'n j i$ fo i'/A WOOaVinour nft-rM ' 'W Mttf aetfoiv is mejwr is nut to feet sorry for them- 1VITHGCWUNC GM PftT I -Jmife iVIvA'. ftnple Xilt /licit that tip JW ttift -THE WESTFIEI,T> (N.J.) LEADKB, THURSDAY, SEPTEMBER 1, 1977 Paige IS- Social and Club News of the Westfield Area Miss Dreisler Breakfast to Open Council Season The National Council of a.m. at Temple EmanuEl, Bride in Penna. Jewish Women, Greater East Broad St. Bagels and Westfield Section, will hold lox will be served and a skit Miss Anne Carol Dreizler, its annual opening breakfast will be performed by the daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Thursday, Sept. 8, at 9:15 Council Players. Howard King Dreizler of 116 Barchester Way, was married to Gerald Brendan Benefit to Aid Scholarship Fund Reilly, son of Mr. and Mrs. The Business and date is Sept. 25. Sale items Joseph Reilly of Professional Women's Club may be donated to Mrs. Wilmington, Del., Saturday, of Westfield will have a Myrtle Schadle, chairman, Aug. 20 at St. Katherine's table for the benefit of its at 77 Schwin Drive, Clark. Church, Wayne, Pa.Chaplan scholarship fund, at the Hagen of the University of J.C.C.-sponsored flea Pennsylvania officiated at market at the Fanwood "Nothing can be done ex- the Saturday Club in Wayne. Railroad Station on cept little by little." Charles Saturday, Sept. 10. Rain Baudelaire The bride wore a gown of candlelight chiffon ap- pliqued with alencon lace and a Juliet lace cap em- broidered with seed pearls Buy or Order Your with a fingertip veil. She carried a bouquet of roses, stephanotis and baby's CHRISTMAS CARDS breath. Tfhe bride's attendants wore raspberry chiffon COME IN NOW empire styled dresses with pie pink horsehair picture 'AND hats trimmed with garlands Mr. and Mrs. Stanley Webster Pearson III of pink and raspberry flowers. They carried old SAVE Church Ceremony Unites fashioned bouquets of pink roses and baby's breath TIME with ribbons of pink and Lynn Shropshire, Mr. Pearson raspberry. Miss Kathy AND Mrt. Peter F. Kirn Mr. and Mrs. John R. Swiontkowski Reilly, sister of the groom, The Presbyterian Church sister of the bride, and Miss was maid of honor. Miss was the setting Saturday, Colleen Mullen of Westfield. Peter Kirn, Carol Werst Maureen Kilkenny Bride Barbara Henderson of MONEY Aug. 21 for the wedding of Flower girl was Laura Wynnewood, Pa., was Miss Lynn Marie Shrop- Hoek, Hillside, cousin of the Married in Westport, Conn. Of John R. Swiontkowski bridesmaid. shire, daughter of Dr. and bride and the ring bearer For Your Convenience Miss Carol Ann Went', >rldegroom. Miss Maureen Karen Sulpher Springs Inn, Paul Ackley of Mrs. Joseph A. Shropshire was Philip Pearson, of daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Mrs. Kirn was Kilkenny, daughter of Mr. Berkeley Heights, the We Will Deliver Christmas Card Books of Westfield, to Stanley Chestnut Hill, cousin of the Philadelphia, was best man. Weston H. Werst of Nor- graduated from Norwalk and Mrs. James M. couple left for a wedding Brian Rivers of New York, To Your Home Webster Pearson III, son of bridegroom. The maid of walk, Conn., became the High School and from the Kilkenny of Westfield, trip to Cape Cod. Mr. and Mrs. Stanley honor and the flower girl N.Y., and Michael Wolf of bride of Peter F. Kirn, son of University of Rhode Island became the bride Aug. 13 of Mrs. Swiontkowski was Princeton were ushers. Wo Obljytion - Call 232-1072 Webster Pearson Jr. of wore old-fashioned dresses Mr. and Mrs. Anthony F. with a B.A. degree in John R. Swiontkowski, son graduated from Holy We Hawa a Complete Lin* of Chestnut Hill, Philadelphia, of pink chiffon, bustled in Kirn of 46 Faulkner Dr. on education, with a con- of Mr. and Mrs. A. Swiont- Trinity High School in 1974, The bride is a graduate of Pa. and Northeast Harbor, the back with horse hair Saturday Aug. 20, at the :entration in general Kent Place School in Chriftmat Card*, Wrappinf •, kowski of Roselle, at a received her B.A. in Stall md Tait. Maine. The Rev. Richard hats covered in matching Assumption Church, science and chemistry. She three o'clock ceremony at education and English from Summit and a cum laude Smith officiated at the noon fabric. The bridesmaids Westport, Conn. The noon is a member of Chi Omega St. Helen's R.C. Church. The Seton Hall University and is graduate of Smith College. ceremony. were similarly attired in ceremony was performed social sorority. She will Revs., William Morris and mployed .as a teacher at She is now attending the Escorted to the altar by pink flowered chiffon. by the Rev. Kerry Lanz. begin teaching at Roosevelt Arthur Humphrey of- University of Pennsylvania Our Lady of Peace School in where she is studying for a Jeannette's Gift Shop her father, the bride wore a Stanley W. Pearson Jr. Escorted to the altar by unior High in Westfield ficiated. Mr. Kilkenny New Providence. next week. escorted his daughter to the master's degree in H««da)uan«n tar HaHmarh Card* and BarrkM Candy multi-tiered dress of was best man for his son. her father, Mrs. Kirn wore a Mr. Swiontkowski Chantllly lace with a Ushering were Herb Black altar. engineering. Mr. Reilly also dress of white organza Mr. Kirn was graduated received his B.A. in com is acquiring his un- 017 I. treed Street cathedral train. Her chapel of Denver, Col., Dr. David fashioned with an Westfield High School in Miss Mary Jane Kay, of munications from Seton IMOf IN WIJTW11O - OUAUTT - UtVrCI - VAIUH length veil fell from a Blackshaw, of Ambler, Pa., dergraduate and master's Elizabethan neckline and 1971 and received a B.S. Westfield was maid of honor Hall University and is degrees in engineering at flew Enuane* lo Atl«o4»nt PWklnf Lot AD 1-1 tn headpiece of Chantilly lace Christopher Ely of Chestnut chapel length train trimmed degree in industrial and the bridesmaids were employed as a business the University of Penn- and pearls. She carried Hill, George Cheston of in venise lace. Her large engineering in 1875 from the Beth Swiontkowski, sister of analyst with Dun and sylvania. OHH THUKSQAY IVtNINGS sweetheart roses, baby's Trenton, Robin Brey of picture hat was trimmed University of Rhode Island the bridegroom, of Roselle, Brads^reet, Inc. East breath and itephanotU on Baltimore, Md., and Arthur with applique* of VeniM and his master's degree in Mary Ann Czander of Orange. her mother's bridal prayer KOOOT Jr. of Minn, cousin leee ana long streamer* of business administration in Edison; Anne Matculllo of The bridegroom's parents •f ttabrMe. satin ribbon. She carried a 1*77 from the same Statan Island, and Deborah hentod a rehearsal party in Miss Amy Lee Shropshire After a reception at the bouquet of white roses, university. He is a member Decker of WeatfieM. Liturgy their home. waa inaM of honor for her Chanticler Chateau in daisies and baby's breath. of Theta Chi social frater- readers were Margaret sisUr. The bridesmaids Warren, the couple left for a Matron of honor was nity and Beta Gamma Mulhoiland of Westfield and were Mr. Wayne Marlatt «f wedding trip to Paradto Barbara Z. LeClair of North Sigma honorary bu>inee* Mrs. William Poll of f Bridal Picture* Old Bridge, Miss Disty Island, Bahama*, B.W.I. Qulncy, Mass. Bridesmaids fraternity. He is associated Livingston. The Weitrlefd Leader Pearson of Boston, Mass., were Rosemary K. Warchut with Arthur Andersen ft wHI ••Mtah picture* ac Mrs. Pearson is a 1*74 Jude Swiontkowski was sister of the bridegroom, graduate of Westfield High of Enfield, Conn., Patricia !o., New York, N.Y. companying wedding Miss Donna Lepore of K. Del Duca and Susan B. After a reception at the best man for his brother. stories only if they are School and St. Peters School Ushers were Robert Clrasa, Chatham, Miss Luanne of Nursing, New Brunswick. Kirn, both of Westfield and Shore Haven Country Club submitted within three just had Shropshire of Westfield, both sisters of the the couple left on a wedding uncle of the bride groom of Her husband graduated Elizabeth; Daniel Kilkenny, Iweeks after the marriage. Chestnut Hill Academy, bridegroom. The attendants trip to Virginia Beach, Va. Prospective brides are were attired in dresses of They will reside in Edison. the bride's brother, of Top Clubber Chestnut Hill, Pa. and Frisco, Col.; Donald Cic- encouraged to make the a brilliant flight Dickinson College, Carlysle, sea spray green jersey with The parents of the necessary arrangements Elizabethan necklines bridegroom hosted a chino of Maplewood and H. Lawrence Hengeveld of Pa. He is employed as a William Poll of Livingston. with their photographers. manager of R.W. edged with Venise lace of rehearsal dinner in Nor- Westfield has qualified as a the same shade. They walk, Conn. After a reception at the member of the 1977 Top Club Woolworth, Suffern, NY. carried bouquets of daisies of New York Life Insurance Mr. and Mrs. Pearson Jr. and baby's breath. hosted a rehearsal dinner at Company agents, according the Ramada Inn, Clark, and Kenneth Jacobs of Forest to George E. O'Connor, prenuptial parties were Park, 111., formerly of CLU, senior vice president. given by Mrs. S. Wolfson of Westfield, was best man. The Top Club is composed of Westfield and Mrs. L. Ushering were David J. ALICIA KARPATI Poirier of Narragansett, New York Life's out- Lawrence Perronie of Linden. R.I., Kevin S. Daly of New standing agents. Mem- York City and Anthony J. Gary Clark, was the Del Duca of Westfield, bership is based on 1976-77 trumpet soloist at the sales records. ceremony.

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Classical ballet at Lafayette College. Base, Clearfield, Utah, president of the Moun- .training will be offered from Although there are no announce the birth of a son, tainside Woman's Club, was the pre-ballet through the recitals at St. Andrew's, Richard James, on Aug. 6. a guest of honor recently at advanced stages with serious students who wish to He joins a brother Jeffrey a tea given for her by the divisions according to age perform will have op- Jr. Sao Paulo Woman's Club in and experience. portunities to do so. The Grandparents are Mr. and Brazil. The Sao Paulo club is Fran Simmons, director school is a member of the Mrs. John R. Buehler and affiliated with the General of the school, feels ballet N.J. Dance Theatre Guild, Mr. and Mrs. James F. Federation of Woman's training for the young an organization dedicated to Green all of Westfield. Clubs in Washington, D.C. should be an integral part of the elevation of dance "Mr. and Mrs. Robert as is the Mountainside a child's development and teaching standards in the Michalczak of Kettering, Woman's Club. It is a world education as it builds state. The Ballet Company, Ohio, are the parents of a wide organization. character and strengthens among other things, does a baby girl, Katie Mills, born There are 250 members of such qualities as perse- performance of the "Nut- July 8. the Brazil club of 30 verance, mental alertness, cracker" annually. Sondra Tammam of Wettfitld, concert pianist, is Mrs. Michalczak is the nationalities, but the confidence and self congratulated In behalf of the Union County Board of former Mary Kay Flynn, majority are American and discipline. Registration will be Chosen Freeholder* by Freeholder Rot* Marie Sinott on daughter of Mr. and Mrs. English is the language o" All classes will be taught Friday, Sept. 9 at the Tennis her selection to participate In the Van Cltburn Inter- Leo J. Flynn ST. of 80 Fair the club. They are currently by Mrs. Simmons. She Club ori Chestnut St. from 5- ' national Piano Competition on Sept. 11 In Fort Worth, Hill Dr. received her training in New 6 p.m. under the leadership of Mrs Mrs. Charles E. Chltds jr., immediate past president of the Garden Club of West- Tex Sondra It the only New Jerseyan, and 1$ one of 12 Sherry Bryant and are in field, (left) and Mrs. Edward L. Coffey, former president and honorary member, from the entire tatt coatt. The board presented her with volved in many charitable congratulate Peter W. Shearer on "his scholarship award from the club. a resolution honoring her on her accomplishment!. works. As volunteers they The scholarship was awarded to Mr. Shearer for general excellence in the study of work in the paralytic ward horticulture, dedication to the principles of conservation, and devotion to en- of the Santa Casa Hospita' Junior Women Seek Members UM frath pineapple juice or vironmental advancement. With the Collegians rikM to tenderize meat, but and at the Espersansa He is a recent honors graduate from Cook College, Rutgers University. He presently The Junior Woman's Club Frank Edmondson or Mrs. don't nurtnatt lonaer than Orphanage. They conduct holds a B.S. degree in plant science with special emphasis in the areas of horticulture of Westfield is seeking new William HunneU for further two hour*. The natural an- nutrition classes for un and integrated pest management. He plans to attend the University of California at members for the coming information. ryrm works fan. derprivileged mothers and Davis, Calif, this fall to pursue his master's degree in the plant protection pest year. Any woman resident staff a pre-school nurser management program. Westminster College's "Voiles," "Le Vent dans in plaine" and "Les coUines between the ages of 18 and for their children. Those taking advantage of the town farm plots will remember Peter as the helpful semi-annual Dean's List, 35 is eligible to Join. Soy "Happy Anniversary" with supervisor of the planting fields when the program was first inaugurated. which recognizes students d'Anacapri" and Chopin's The Womens Clubs of the '•Ballade in F minor." Meetings are held at the who have achieved 3.5 Woman's Club, the second Federation in Brazil have averages or better out of a Geila received her worked to elevate the status Tuesday of every month at Christmas Craft Classes at YW possible 4.0 during the bachelor of music from 8: IS p.m. of nurses and have suc- spring term has been Columbia Teachers College ceeded to the extent that A series of six classes on Those attending will make thumb-print stationery. Also and in 1*71-75 she was New members serve a released by Dr. Phillip A provisional period after now nursing is a respected Christmas crafts, beginning advent calendars in felt or offered is a six session Lewis, dean of the college. coordinator of the profession. They are one of Oct. 3, will be offered at the burlap, tree decorations and course in rag doll making, preparatory piano program which they are expected to the major supporters of the From this area is Donald join a department and to YWCA. salt dough gifts, as well as starting Sept. 20. Irena . Kolterjahn, son of Mr. there. This summer she Ana Nery School of Nursing Conti, instructor, states that help the organization fulfil the traditional carrier of messages of the University of Brazil in nd Mrs. Paul H. Kolterjahn studied in Paris with Nadia some of these dolls "are Boulanger and Gaby its aim. The Juniors help to through the ogei. Rio de Janeiro. of 644 Shackamaxon Dr. promote civic, social and Guidelines for Releases beautiful enough to become Kolterjahn was graduated Casadesus on a scholarship Choote yours here. family heirlooms." from the Harriet Hale personal betterment. Though the Sao Paulo club with honors this spring. There will be a coffee to one of our To The Westfield Leader Registration for both Two area residents have Woolley Foundation. women do a great deal of courses starts the week of learn more about the club Fk>w«rt>»;lfca«ir« charity work, their Articles must be typed contacting a person, give been named to the dean's At UCB she has been a Sept. 12, in person, or today graduate teaching assistant this month. Prospective •assets clubhouse is also a center and double or triple spaced the person's full name and list at Providence College. members may call Mrs. wt DtiiviR AROUND on 8V2XH" paper. Do not address. Those interested in bymail. Named to the honors list while working toward her for social and cultural ac- THE COIN!* 0* AIOUND THI WORLD tivities. Their book, art, type article all in capital gaining the information will Vassar Clubs were: Brian R. Clarke of 910 master's degree in piano music and garden groups letters. ook up the telephone Ripley Ave. who is majoring performance. ' are a counterpart to those in Leave at least 2" blank at number. Unless a woman Sponsor Events n health service ad- She is the daughter of McEwen Flowers the Mountainside Club. top of the page and at least has her own name listed in ministration and Robert P. Joseph Perach of New York l'/z" at edges. the telephone directory, it is The Summit and Essex Zoller of 346 Orenda Circle, City and Barbara Demer of Established 1921 Use only one side of paper. best to use her husband's County Vassar Clubs will who is majoring in political Westfield. A ieuwtrv itor* MMI • taran- Cut-a-thon to Aid tula at a suard, along with a Free Off-the-Street Front Door Parking Name, address and name with their address. jointly sponsor two science. Laura Brown, Maureen telephone number of person OV^fV Iff ffffj mi^iaY OTffQM [Ortw* St. at WtsfftoM Avt., V'ttrftoM, JIM 142| Cancer Patients Photographs may be in events on Thursday, Sept. IS To attain the deans list at Corcoran, ' Catherine .fMwiiej inn area t$ aatMtMB submitting the article color or in black and white, at which Richard W. Moll, the 60-year-old college, a Prankenbach, Maura •y a tarantula." sVaah-im Open 8 a.m. to 5:30 p.m. daily should be put at the bottom but must have good contrast director of admission, tudent must maintain a 3.25 McDermqtt, and Toni Pinto, ttava detfinad dram*ti«*)ly. The Flo Okln Cancer of the page. The release date and must not be too dark. Vassar College, will be the or higher cumulative all of Weatfleld, recently Relief Young Women's may be put in the upper Good composition is guest speaker. verage. A B at the college participated in an orien- Group will hold a hair cut-a- right hand corner. mportant Almost any size Guidance counselors from is equal to a 3.0. tation program at Cedar thon at The Subway, 236 The first paragraph picture can be used. Bridal high schools in the Linda Anderson of 761 Crest Collage, Allentown, North Ave., on Sunday, should include the five W's pictures will be used with surrounding area are in- Falracres Ave., has been Penn. Sept, 11, from 10 a.m. to 5 of Journalism: Who, what, stories of weddings within vited to meet Moll at a awarded a stipend from p.m. Advanced ap- Laura is the daughter of where, when, why. three weeks of the luncheon at 12:30 p.m. in the Boston University's Health Mr. and Mrs. Ronald pointments may be made by Be accurate, concise and marriage. home of Mrs. Robert J. Care Management Program Brown, Maureen of Mr. and or participants may walk in explicit. Observe grammar Write the caption and Franke, One Sherman Ave., as the result of a grant of Mrs. Eugene Corcoran, for an appointment the day rules and spelling. Do not Summit. »17B,©00 from the U.S. Catherine of Mr. and Mrs. of the cut-a-thon. name of the organization or editorialize. •anon on back of picture, Alumni, their husbands Department of Health, Charles Frankenbach, All services and facilities Names must be spell but tsave space en back of and wlyaa, will apmd "An Efecattn and Watfrne. Maura of Mr. and Mrs. John correctly. If a woman is picturefor the editor to write Evening with Richard Moll'' The grant, currently in its McDermoM and Toni of Mr. of the Subway are being beginning at 8 p.m. at the donated to Flo Ofcin Cancer married, it is correct to use instructions to the printer. third year, has enabled the and Mrs. John Pinto. her husband's name: i.e. Type caption also on a Beacon Hill Club, 250 Hobart university to award trainee AU five are 1977 graduates Relief Young Women's Ave., Summit. Group. Audrey Model is Mrs. James Jones; if she Is separate sheet of paper. Do stipends to select full-time of Westfield High School. chairwoman of the project. divorced it is Mrs. Mary not glue, staple or tape students in the program in Thomas H. Umbreit, son Proceeds will help to aid Jones. If she prefers to be pictures, Hut use paper clips Council to addition to covering tuition of Prof, and Mrs. Wayne W. individual cancer patients in referred to at Mary Jones, to attach them to the sheet and fees. Umbreit, formerly of 5X7 the greater Union-Essex mention it in succeeding of paper on which you have Honor Five years old, the Prospect St., recently County area. paragraphs she should be typed the caption. program is the largest received a Ph. D. degree in I Mrs. Jones or Miss Jones Opera Singer supplier of health care Do not start a release microbiology from the Ms.. is seldom used by The New Jersey State executives in New England. University of Wisconsin- PCC 18-Holen newspapers. First names "On" such and such a date. Council on the Arts an- It is offered by the Early copy Is desirable. Madison. Dr. Umbreit was Winners of the Plainfieid and middle initials should be nounced today the establish- University's School of graduated from Westfield used at all times. Deadlines for The Leader: ment of the annual Management in Cooperation Country Club women's 18- General news, by Monday High School in 19*6, did his hole IM Wender Day last If the spelling of a name is Governor's Award, to be with the Boston University undergraduate work at w«e* were: Class A, Mrs. unusual, note that "Spelling presented each year to the Medical Center. It leads to a Duke, and received a Peter Ventrella, «•; Class B, is ok." Social news, Monday 9 resident of the state who has master of business ad- master's degree from the Mrs. John Trumpore, 70; Do not use telephone a.m. made outstanding con- ministration degree with a University of Delaware. Class C, Mrs. Sidney Thune, numbers. When noting thai Sports, Tuesday 9 a.m. tributions to the arts in New concentration in health care further information, tickets, Obituaries, Wednesday 10 Jersey. management. Teresa M. Bryne, of 7*2 71; and Class D, Mrs.. a.m. Knollwood Terrace, Frederick Mitchell, 75. etc. may be obtained by The first recipient of the Four Westfield sutdents Governor's Award will be have enrolled this Sep- Christopher E. Clare of 4 Madame Maria Jeritza tember at Gettysburg Cherry Lane, Heidi L. Seery, one of the great College in southcentral Feigenbaum of 10 Kirkview figures in the world of Pennsylvania. They are Circle and Andrew C. Roth- opera. "Madame Jeritza is Beth Anne Rochlin man 7M Knollwood Terr.; reknown for her sentitive daughter of Mr. and Mrs were among 674 freshmen portrayals of virtually every Jay F. Rochlin of 758 who entered. Colgate operatic heroine, and both Castleman Dr., Nancy S University Aug. X. Puccini and Richard Kupfer, daughter of Mr. and Strauss wrote or directed Mrs. T. M. Kupfer of 972 operas in her honor," ac- Cherokee Ct., Elizabeth Ann cording to council Chairman Chisholm, daughter of Mr Barbara Furst. and Mrs. Henry J. Chisholm Governor Byrne will of 49 Summit Ct., and present the award to Carolyn Rutti Andrews Madame Jeritza at the daughter of Mr. and Mrs second annual reception for Charles K. Andrews of 816 Sherbrook Dr. All are 1977 artists at Morven on Sep- 1. If the water and weattier tember 18th. Invited guests graduates of Westfield High look fine, It is safe to take a James Konrob Knttmates... for women School. who appreciate classic fashions at the reception will be swim alone? with a contemporary flair. Sizes 6 to 18. members of New Jersey's University of Colorado at D Trua D False SoHd eotor pull-on fashion pants, $34 artistic community. The Boulder master's degree 2. Carbon monoxide Is a " ' color button (root shirt Jacket, $75 New Jersey Highway student Geila Perach gave a problem killer only In the Mufti-color striped long sleeve Authority, along with the cowl neck sweater, $45 public piano recital Aug. 25, winter whan the furnace is State Arts Council, will in the Music Hall of the running, etc., never in trie A division of Dwlton. sponsor the artist's College of Music. summer? reception. She played Beethoven's a True • False The State Arts Council is "Thirty-two Variations" an agency of the Depart- and "Sonata in E major, AKSWWS—-, •i ment of State. Opus 109," Debussy's »JS)u«M»pun Aq

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Children under 10 ac- Plans Clinics Congressman Matt The picnic will be from 11 companied by an adult will Flare At School Rinaldo's birthday will be a.m. to 5 p.m., rain or shine. be admitted free, according Vandals at two schools reported Thursday that all Mitchell Evans, director personal teaching system. four tires on his car had held Saturday, Sept. 10, at Poolside cabanas will be to Raymond H. Hartlaub, last week were not so lucky. of the Ralph Evans Ice "The Evans system is now the Town & Campus, A baseball bat was left at been cut. Three windows in available for those who wish committee chairman. Skating Schools of Short widely used and imitated, Pleasant Valley Way, West to go swimming. the scene when the glass in an alcove of Jefferson not only in this country but Hills and Westfield, an- Orange. The menu includes clams, Tickets must be pur- the rear door of Tamaques School were broken Friday. nounced that the schools will on an international level as School was smashed Sun Police Saturday reported It will feature games for chicken, roast beef, chased in advance from the be having two free ice well. It is simple to un- committee at 1961 Morris day, Aug. 21. Shortly before that two windows had been derstand, flexible enough to children, a dance band for sausage, hamburgers, hot skating clinics. The clinics adults, swimming in the dogs, corn, drinks and Ave., Union. 8 p.m. that day a 14-year-old broken at a North Ave. East will be held in Westfield. handle every individual car dealer's building and a boy was apprehended with a Wednesday, Sept. 14 from problem and expert enough road flare used in an at- resident in the 700 block of to convert beginners and Mountain Ave. reported 4:30-6 p.m. and Thursday, tempt to burn a plexi-glass Sept. 15, from 7-8:30 cm intermediates into excellent window at Franklin School. vandals broke his fence. The primary purpose of skaters in a short period of Police had been dispatched Bail was set at $2,500 for time. And, above all, the THE T SHIRT to the area on report of the clinics is to acquaint the Colleen Kovacs, 18, of local community members Evans system is fun," he youths breaking windows said. Cranford, Sunday on with ice skating. "Ice 'For savory broiled fish, marinate chunks in a Wotces-. Paper burning on his charges of illegal break-in skating is one of the fastest Everyone is welcome to tered oil-and-lemon bath, then broil on skewers with porch was discovered by an and larcency; she will face a growing sports in the United come to the school with his zucchini, cherry tomatoes and small white onions. A Eaglecroft Rd. resident court appearance Sept. 6. States and ice skating if family and friends. Several praise-winner at a cookout. answering a summons to his Miss Kovacs also had been learned properly is healthy, local skaters will display FISH KABOBS door on Monday night arrested earlier in the day, fun and educational for their talents and demon- 1/2 cup oil Shortly after an Embree along with a Westfield man, everyone. Skating is one of strate techniques. Guests 1/4 cup lemon juice Crescent resident, also on drug charges. the few sports which can be are welcome to bring their 2 taaapoon* salt answering a call at the door Other reports on the police enjoyed as a family skates and try out the ice. 2 Uaspoons onion powder found a gasoline soaked bag Although the clinic is 1 tablespoon original Worcestershire sauce » blotter included: together," according to the 1-1/2 pounds halibut or other firm fleshed fish steaks of garbage on his porch, but Thursday - Posssible announcement. primarily geared to beginner 2 medium zucchini, cut in 1/2-inch slices it had not been ignited. break-ins at the Westlake Ralph Evans, who skaters, all skaters are About 8 cherry tomatoes A Windsor Ave. owner School and homes on Radley founded the schools in 1960, invited. Refreshments will About 8 small whole white onions, cooked reported vandalism to his Rd. and Minisink Way, a car be served and plenty of free Combine oil, lemon juice, salt, onion powder and will be on hand to discuss Worcestershire utice; set aside. Cut fish into 1-1/2-inch ...... parked motor vehicle theft on First St. and the and demonstrate his unique parking is available. No reservations are necessary. chunks; place fish in a snug fitting container. Pour half Nato ajtaj Faney [ Tuesday and three cars arrest of a 22-year-old on of the oil mixture over the fish; stir to coat completely. parked in the rear of the drug charges. Cover and refrigerate for 1 hour. Place lucchlni and Trinity PI. - Dorian Rd Friday - Theft of a CB cherry tomatoes in a small bowl; coat With remaining CUSTOM T-SHIRTS apartments were splashed radio from a Fairfield Circle Resident to Teach oil mixture. Cover and refrigerate for 1 hour. On 4 long A TShirtM§k$tiPmfKtPmonalGift... with white paint late home, thefts of a car owned skewers, alternately place fish, zucchini, cherry tomatoes QMMity Mfol tatw OH Sfaxial PmtifkJ for Tuesday night or early by a Garfield Ave. resident, and onion*. Place on a rack over hot charcoal or under "Fun French" a prehaatad hot broiler until cooked, about 8 to 10 min- Clttbt Wednesday. jewelry from a Knollwood utes turning and brushing with any remaining marinade. Terr, home and a pocket- 'French for Fun or phasizing fluency and ac- A night employee at the Travel," an informal course cent rather than grammar, Yield: 4 portions. 55 ELM ST. WESTFIELD 232-6944 South Ave. shopping center book on West Broad St., a break-in on Tamaques Way for adults whose French is in a casual classroom at- and the rusty or out-of-date, is being mosphere. Schools Open Early arrests of two offered for the first time this Summit men on drug Educated at the Sorbonne charges. fall at Kean College of New in Paris, Mrs. Mokrauer has For New Jersey in Union by the Saturday - The arrest of a traveled widely. Before WHS Students 14 year old girl for larceny Center for Continuing coming to the United States and illegal use of a credit Education. she lived for several years High School students who card, and break-ins on The ll-week, non-credit in Lebanon in the Middle will be attending Westfield Tamaques Way and course will be taught by East where she taught High School for the first Stoneleigh Park. Mrs. Simone Mokrauer of English. In New Jersey she time in September have Sunday - In addition to Westfield, who is a native of has taught French at the been asked to report to Miss Kovacs' arrest, reports Alsace on the French- Hartridge School in school on Tuesday - a day included two break-ins on German border. Plainfield, as well as at WHEN IS YOUR early - for an orientation Linden Ave., others on Classes will be held on adult school classes in programs set to begin in the Hanford Ave. and Mar- Saturdays from 10 a.m. to Westfield, Plainfield and school's auditorium at 10 cellus Dr. and the theft of a noon, starting Oct. 1. Rahway, a.m. School opens officially Registration deadline is CB radio on Clark St., also iffiwJjjffMMgljjjiffi:^^ on Wednesday. break-ins on Tremont Ave. Sept. 23. Further in- New high school students and Norgate, the arrest of a formation can be obtained include tenth grade students Plainfield man on malicious by calling the Continuing who attended either Edison damage charges after a Education office. or Roosevelt Junior High disturbance at the Jolly Mrs. Mokrauer hopes to In th* hop* of rain it th« be- School last year and Trolley and the arrest of two encourage people who do not ginning of tfca dry MMon, students in tenth, eleventh Rahway men on drug regularly use their French torn* PortufUM* plan a or twelfth grades who will charges. to become more at ease in dummy drtiMd for rain on go to Westfield High School the language by em- thair rooftop*! for the first time this year. Monday • The arrests of two men on drug counts and Letters of welcome to a tool box stolen from a car 56tu y these new students were parked at the Armory. mailed last week. Homerooms were listed on the mailing labels. Students Residents will be addressed by the President of the Student Enrolled At Council; by AlbertR. Bobal, principal of the high school; Katherine Gibbs and administrators, Deborah Schade and guidance counselors and Katherine Monte of West- teachers. They will be given field have enrolled at the At school this year Is sure to be a tour of the building and Katharine Gibbs School in this super shoe with its nifty new shown where their Montclair for the One- Year bottom and rugged seams. homerooms are located. Secretarial Program. All natural leather, too, for durable good All high school student* Deborah is the daughter of looksl will report to school on Mr. and Mrs. John Schade opening day, Wednesday, and a graduate of Westfield Sept 7, at 8:10 a.m. Senior High School Bobal estimates that the high school enrollment will Katherine, the daughter of be approximately 2,000 Mr. and Mrs. Paul Monte, is students - basically the a graduate of Westfield High same as last year's Sep- School and attended Union tember enrollment. College ***************** * CWMA ELAINE DANCE STTJIHO Jumping-Jacks. MCGISTRATION AT STUDIO: MM

We can't keep a secret when we get classified information . . . it's spread all ever town* Rely en us to carry your buying or selling message to many likely prospects in the area ... for the best ami fattest results. So whether you're looking to sell o house, buy a boat, run a garage sole . . . whatever. It Days to do if our way? PHONE 232-4407 -THE WESTFIELD (NJ.) LEADKB, THURSDAY, SEITEMBER 1, 1B77 P»«« • * •*•••*•••* PrimeTime e, Caution: Breathe at Your Own Risk by Harriet Miller ing. The decrease in the 55 tojlutant that is the exclusive cause Health Service report observes ADAM K. LEVIN 64 age group has been one of of a major respiratory illness— that a person who smokes one Washington internist Dr. Paul the largest—34 percent of them emphysema, {Harriet Miller is the executive OIRtCTOII Spiegler slumps in his chair and smoked in 1975 compared with Nonsmokcrs almost never get director of the non-profit, non- 0IV1S1ON OF CONSUMiH AfFAHS Jf beats his clenched fists against 51 percent in 1964. Only 25 emphysema. All cigarette smok- partisan National Retired Teach- the air. "I'm so percent of men aged 65 and over; crs, says Dr. Spiegler, have some ers Association and American With such ••••••••*gruesome • angry," he says smoked in 1975, contrasted with| degree of emphysema, even if it Association of Retired Persons In reminders as New York ences, ask him for a few. when you ask .15 percent 11 years earlier. is not yet delectable. A Public Washington, D.C.) blackouts and last winter's Check with his past him what air Statistics on women tell a dif- energy crisis, it's easy to be customers to see if they pollution does ferent story. While fewer women aware that an "energy were satisfied. Be sure to to people. "This up to the age of 54 smoked in GRANT SCHOOL students in classes taught by Maryann Molnar and Grace Ewen ask if the man in question is 1975 than in 1964, the percent- FAR BROOK SCHOOL brought the circus to school themselves by working up their own costumes and acts. cruis"is going to be with us is the worst sum- for a while. a "lingering contractor", mer I can remember. I have age of women smokers aged 55 52 Great Hills ftd., Short Hills Photo at left shows 8tevle McCampbell. Meg Graney, Clara Ball and Mrs. Molnar (left dropping materials off one seen more flu viruses, colds, and lo 64 rose from 21 to 28 percent to right). In picture, at right, Glenn Blron performs his "strong man" act. Most of us realize that we have to start conserving the day and then showing up a sore throats this summer than during the 11-year period. The energy sources we used to few days later, or if he ever before." group aged 65 and older showed UNUSUAL POSITION an increase from 8 to 10 percent. take for granted. And if we' showleavess upver iny th eearl morningy in , thbuet Although respiratory illnesses afternoon. Cold weather will used to occur more frequently Dr. Spiegler ticks off the rea- for uncommon person don't realize it, we learn sons to quit smoking: You'll feel Far Brook School, a non-sectarian day school very quickly when we get be here before you know it, in the winter and early spring months, Dr. Spiegler thinks this hetter. Your chances of getting with an enrollment of 170 children in nursery our utility bills. and you'll want the job long bronchitis are greatly decreased. finished by then. is changing. The change, he feels, through ninth grade approaches the Fall term One of the best ways to You won't get emphysema (un- with three part-time positions to be filled: hang on to the comforts entirely due to Ihe air pollu- g py Also, be aware that some ion that clogs our cities and less you worked in coal mining Nursery Assistant, Handyman and animal we've grown accustomed to, contractors will skip certain caretaker. We seek one person to tilt all of these while saving money and en some rural areas in the or a similar occupation). You'll areas of your walls - those ummer months. lower your chances of lung can- roles in exchange for a salary of $6,500. plus a doing our bit to conserve, is above or under windows, or High air pollution levels make insulation. cer, stroke, and heart attack. three-room on-campus apartment. As nursery parts divided by buttresses. assistant, applicant would aid two experienced Whin im art cold, • thivar During the heating >cople with respiratory ailments You'll save the money you it tha body's way of pro- Ask your man if he plans to uch as colds feel worse than is would have spent on cigarettes teachers in the nurture of 24 children; as handy- season, adequate insulation insulate them or skip them. varranted by their viruses. There man he or she would perform minor repairs & ducini a muscular action in the attic floor alone will and doctor bills. that gamraMi quick h«at. And remember, the best i little they can do about it but Nonsmokers, says Dr, Spicg- maintenance; Animal caretaking requires dally generally save up to 20 per insulation job is where all lail the air angrily along with cent on fuel bills. ler, visit doctors less than smok- feeding and care of the school's burro and pony. areas are insulated, and Dr. Spiegler and curse the forces ers. In fact, 80 to 90 percent of Character, competent judgment and an abiding Of course, the percentage none skipped. hat are kicking them when they his patients, whatever their ill- sense of what it means to be responsible for of savings will depend on ire already down. ness or problem, are smokers. others are requisite for this job. An ideal position COLLEGE how much insulation was Concerning rate of pay- Members of the medical pro- The suggestion that people for an evening student, a retiree in vigorous- already in your home before ment, whether by square essions seem to agree that res- stay in air conditioned areas health or a person who wishes to pause before you added more, the foot or by the hour, the iratory tract infections are not sounds reasonable, but many BOARDS number and size of your plunging into a career In the "real world." Federal Energy Adminis- ireventablc, unless they are peep's: do not take it seriously Please write Peter Babcox, Director. windows, if you have storm tration advises that an aused solely by environmental as a precautionary measure, windows and doors, and hourly wage is best, since a pollutants. However, there is Some believe that the air, what REVIEW good weatherstripping. Praparatim tm contractor paid by the iome disagreement over what to ever its ingredients, is a better But whether you can save square foot might be en- lo about a cold once you are health promoter than an artificial Nov. I Dec. SAT. 20 per cent or 10 per cent, if couraged to do a hasty job. ts chosen, albeit unwilling, host, system of cooling. Others claim you make energy-saving You will probably be Dr. Spiegler recommends tak- that they are not bothered by Carol's Closet ] OimittftOct. 1wW2 improvements on your happy to learn that under SAT.iniSUN.dMMt ng over-the-counter decongest- pollution and heat. Dirty Work - Dr. StanitUw Kowaltalki, a PoUsh soil home now, you can expect the Department of Banking ants, rather than the antihista-1 A serious problem for older 253 E. Broad St., Westfield 1 •:M A.M. teU NOON •cientht currently visiting Rutgers University, prepares greater future dollar Home Repair Financing Act mines that are so popular. He people is that too many of their HaWAt: a sample of New Jersey soli for study. He is teaching savings as energy costs rise and Federal Trade Com- lso suggests remaining in air homes lack air conditioning 232-5411 } •lamata Inn, Clark mission regulations, your Itamata Inn. f art aViHMwkk Caok College scientists at the State University a process with inflation. onditioned rooms as much as equipment. Only one-third of al relatively unknown in this country called "soil If you will not be doing the contractor has to give you a possible, since air conditioners Americans aged 60 and older tor MormaUan utt contract, and it is illegal for can fitter out the pollutants. And in air conditioned housing, 30% - 50% Fraa DtafnoaMo Tart mtcromorpnology," in which microscopically thin cross. job yourself, and prefer to live section of soil is cut, polished and mounted on a slide, him to ask for your signa- cigarette smoking, he reminds according to a Bureau of the hire an insulation con- Census study. The others have revealing under the microscope Internal structures not tractor, the New Jersey ture on a blank one to be us, aggravates and sometimes CALL 276-3235 filled in later. The contract even causes respiratory illnesses, no choice but to suffer at home OFF easily visible under other forms of study. Division of Consumer or go to public places such as Affairs would like to offer must include a detailed lack of cigarettes a day for 40 breakdown of the job to be 'ears is guaranteed a severe em- ibraries or museums as often (a select group of merchandise) some tips on hiring one that s possible. will do the job for you. done and which areas, if >hysema condition. Emphysema any, will not be insulated. an progress only if the indivi- Fortunately, older people have shower curtains - liners Take the time to com- And if you are financing the lual continues to smoke ciga- fewer colds than younger peo- parison shop. Ask two or job, the total price must ettes, and the cessation of smok- >le, since immunity to cold vi- wall shelves three contractors to visit break down to show exact ing results in an immediately ruses increases with age. The your home and give you an cost for the job itself, and. improved condition. bad news is that older people ivaste baskets - tisstte holders estimate on the job. And if are much more likely to suffer how much is the financing Since the 1964 Surgeon Gen- the contractor is not going to Tom serious respiratory illnesses charge. eral's report stated conclusively toilet seats (some cushioned) give you a written estimate ike bronchitis and emphysema. that cigarette smoking is dan- of total cost and work in- Air pollution, of course, aggra- Concerning the dirty gerous, American men in all Plus: vates these conditions also. volved, take notes. You work, make sure the con- age groups have stopped smok' VISIT US M OUR NEW HOME can't accurately compare tract specified who will The Public Health Service has many misc. items prices if you are getting clean up your home when issued this sad reminder to older Everything NEW estimates on different the job is done, you or the Orientation people: Even if you think you specifications. contractor. are not affected by pollutants, Thurs., Fri., Sat. - Use the first estimate and Make sure you know what Set For Jr. Highs where "normal defense mecha- Sept. 1, 2, 3 NEW Store specification* as guidelines \n covered by the guaranty nisms are impaired, which may An orientation program occur as a consequence of illness for judging the others. If or warranty, and remem- for all seventh grad there is a wide range in the ber, if you stgir the eontrad or age, the effects of air pollu- Open daily 10-4 • Thurs. 10-9 students has been planned i tion will have a greater than NEW Location estimates you are receiving, in your home,' you haw the town's two junior hig beware. They are not all three business days to normal effect." schools for the first day ol Cigarette smoke is one pot- offering the same job, so cancel the contract, as long school on Wednesday. 1EW Fall Fashiom don't always hire the as you do so by certifiec All seventh grade students cheapest contractor. And if mail. will be expected to report to a contractor offers a super Please don't hesitate to school on the first day at low price in return for using call the hotline of the Di- 8:15 a.m. AT OUt SAME your home as a model, vision of Consumer Affairs "New" eighth and ninth forget him. for any further information grade students at Roosevelt And speaking of refer- at (201) 648-3295. Junior High School will also LOW WttOMG POUCT be expected to report at 8:15 Cl Want to Learn Armenian Turn? a.m. Folk dances from around be Mrs. Jeanne Goldstein of All eigth and ninth grade El Same Service 8t Individual Attention the world will be taught this Westfield, who has studied students at Edison Junior fall at a workshop for adults modern dance for 25 years High School will report at 10 at Kean College of New at various schools, including a.m. when former eighth Olympic Decathlon Jersey in Union under the the Martha Graham School and ninth grade students at sponsorship of the Center in New York City. She also Roosevelt will also report to Gold Medalist. for Continuing Education. studied folk dance at school on the first day. The dance seen in "Zorba Columbia University. The orientation program theGreek',' the Armenian Mrs. Goldstein, who is for all seventh grade Turn, an Israeli waltz, and assistant registrar at Kean students will include in- the American Salty Dog Rag College, is well-known in troduction of teachers, are among the popular Union and Essex Counties guidance couselors, class dances that can be learned for the classes she has advisors and ad- at four weekly sessions, taught at YMCAs, YMHAs, ministrators. A guided tour starting Thursday, Sept. 29, Girl Scouts, and Temple of the school will include key from 7:30 to 9 p.m. Emanuel in Westfield. She areas such as the cafeteria, Instruction will be for both and her husband, Alan, are library, general office, Op«n9:30 A,M.-6:Q0 P.M. Op«n Wad, «va».'til 9 (201} 4b7-3212 Plenty of Parking beginners and in- members of a dance group guidance office, health termediates. that performs often at office and physical Instructing the course will temple worship services. education areas. School buses will run at the regularly scheduled 24tfc UASON time on opening day. "I have lived fifty years to The DANCE STUDIO know the mistakes of the forty-nine." Chinese Saying Bruce 111 WALNUT AVL fAcross from United Counties Trust at South Avenue/ CRANFORI D MAPPER Jenner Shoe «

GYMNASTICS I TUMIUNG OILS - BOYS - MEN • WOMEN - ALL AGES - AIL LEVELS 70 £IM ST. 233-7172 WESTFIELD lm Dtttnrt Hit tfST OM Ftr Irtdmrt l.awiwunver and DOCTORS' PRESCRIPTIONS EXPERTtY FIU6D JfflLIAftft WITH HI DANCE MUM BALLET CO. - MMMt OF DANCE EDUCATORS Of AMRICA (iardi'n (enter STUD9HS PfffOW M NOrfSSKHWl AND LOCAL PtOOUCTIOttS. 349 South Ave. E. Handi Charge - Mrtln Charge - BankAmtfiurd 276-3539 233-0363 Fate 18 THE WESTFIELD (Na.) LEADER, THURSDAY, SEPTEMBER 1, 1977- Videotapes Help Aid Patients' Recovery New Sports in Jersey Enliven Videotapes produced by For the Birds Rutgers College . com- Summer Activities munication majors are "New Jersey has been a "Frisbee rAsc Golf" since'it Road and State Highway 23 By Farrls S. Swackhamer chasing patients' blues delightful place to be this was introduced this sum- in West Milford Township Professor, Union College while helping to hasten summer for people of all mer. It is played on anand in Flemlngton through recovery at St. Peter's ages and interests. eighteen hole course with a Sept. 5. Miss MacNasty and Angel back in the days of big Medical Center here. Vacationers and state Frisbee and golfers will find Flea Market browsers will announce the birth of their sabre-toothed cats, mam- Entertaining as well as citizens regard our state as this layout very familiar. want to be at the Antique offspring, MacAngel, May 3, moths and ground sloths. informative, the 15- to 60- a real fun spot," observed The rules are similar to Flea Mart at the ball field on 1977. The baby weighed 173.2 The California condor is the minute tapes include such John J. Horn, commissioner those of regular golf. It is Jerome Ave. in Margate grams (not quite half a only bird left of all the big viewing fare as a children's of the New Jersey Depart- played like ball golf using a through Sept. pound) at birth. ones that flew over our fairy tale, a "home ment of Labor and Industry. flying disc. One point is This is what the birth primitive landscape. recovery" presentation, a "Pleasure seekers have counted each time the disc is announcement might have The first "Western" eyes crafts demonstration and a enjoyed the state's many thrown and when a penalty read if the ornithology to see these huge birds were football special shown over recreational advantages - is incurred. The goal is to curator of the Bronx Zoo, those of Shaw, who named the hospital's closed circuit fighing, boating, swimming, acquire the lowest score. Joseph L. Bell, had written them on the California coast TV system. golfing and just relaxing." 'The course is open seven it after Miss MacNasty's in 1797. Lewis and Clark saw The production of the There it a new sport in days a week during the egg hatched and hatched a them along the Columbia tapes stems from a request North Jersey that is keeping daylight hours. . young Andean condor. River in 1805. These great by St. Peter's media the ski lifts busy this Boardwalk strollers in Miss MacNasty didn't flying creatures must be an division inviting students in summer - the Alpine Slide. Asbury Park are being visual communication, a come by her name without awesome sight with their Horn describes this greeted by Disneyland On a camping trip a sharp reason. She alienated every singspread of over 9 feet and course offered by the amusement "as a finewa ycharacters • Snoopy, Goofy, axe or hatchet Is safer than snitor that joined her over weight of 23 pounds. Department of Human to help boost North Jersey's and Mickey Mouse. The a dull one. the years until Angel was Condors feed on carrion Communication, to propose economy when the chair famous resort city has been D True a False brought from his Losleft by other animals or on programs to be shown as lifts are idle when there is no averaging 100,000 visitors Angeles home to visit. First animals that have died of part of the hospital's 2. Driving a station wagon, snow. This 'summer every weekend since the hatch-back or fast-back was Pedro, a California natural causes. In the early volunteer recreational and Video Therapy - Students of the Department of Human Communication at Rutgers tobogganing' is for people of July Fourth Holiday. condor, who had been living days of the West, there was therapy program. College have produced a series of videaUpes designed for use in the recreational and car with the rear window alt ages. Riders, dressed in Other new attractions in open can be dangerous. nearby in the zoo since the plenty of food. But as the Eighteen of the students therapy program of St Peter's Medical Center, New Brunswick. The tapes range from casual clothes, use the lifts studying under Professor Asbury* Park this summer • True D False IMO's. Maybe he was too old population grew and the a demonstration for children of how to make pictures from cloth scraps to a sports to go to the top of the hill and are the Dixieland and Jazz and set in his ways. In any California wilderness gave Todd Hunt prepared plans show of Rutgers' football victory over Colgate last year. then coast down on slides." event, he proceeded to bite for programs. The hospital's easions every Sunday ANSWERS way to man, there was less Hundreds of people have fternoon at various her beak and attack her and less food. The fewcommunication staff after tapes are "Recovery who help the children to 'he students include UipunAa at Unma" an/I HUakA i* mystery which is in- enjoyed this sport since'its locations on the Boardwalk. claws. The two were remaining California selected seven ideas for at Home and "Make it construct articles based on 9fiqnd production. Yourself. those they have seen in the terrupted while the patients previewed season last fall. Every Friday at « p.m., separated and Long John condors live in the Los Riders have taken thrills of Silver, a 55 year old from the "In developing program telecast. attempt to guess there are fireworks displays Padres National Forest, The former, which can be "whodunit," and a puzzle zooming down a half mile at alternate beach locations m Milwaukee Zoo, was thewest and north of Los ideas," Prof. Hunt said, played on demand for the The project was produced asbestos chute on a plastic next to try to make friends. "it's important that network by Anita Fishbein of game which tests the in the vicinity of Convention Ami Buiuos(od »p|«ououi Angeles. family of a patient who will bob sled at speeds up to9 6 uoqjis piditf t|0|g«A Long John Silver did nothing shows are not duplicated Princeton and Mary L. viewers' abilities to discern Hall. Scarcity of food is not as need extensive care after miles an hour. The Alpine BU|AOUt I (0 MOPUM* mi and was sent back home. and the programming Golem of Wayne. subtle changes in pictures Johnny Mathis will important a factor as discharge from the hospital, and scenes depicted on the Slide runit ahownonthetide headline the program at the u#do ut otui uKiip aq oi Then Angel was brought hunters are in the provides for the in- was conceived and produced A sports show features the of th 773 foot high mountain * volvement of the hospital's stars of last season's screen. Garden State Arts Center In to see the queen. The couple destruction of this great by Mary Ann Yorlano of and is approached from iti Holmdel through September seemed to hit it off and, a bird. Law enforcement has volunteers. Plainfield. Rutgers football win over "We feel that the St.base by a double chair ski year ago, an egg wasbeen poor and the public has "Especially encouraged Colgate on the way to anPeter's project gave the t »||M* i The 15-minute presen- lift for a picturesque ride It's fair time through -uip i3«i|9p put ounoq produced. Although the not been educated as they are shows aimed at undefeated season. Jon students an opportunity not which takes about 10 couple cared for it like any tation covers such topics as Walling, a tight end on the Sept. 5. There will be a III* »8p» ||np y have been about whoopers. bedridden males bored by only to produce television minutes. country fair on Green Pond good parents, the baby died A number of years ago the patient's bedside table, team and a communication daytime television and shows, but to study the The scenically, soon after hatching. The California made it a felony children restless for things the handling of medication major, moderates the entire problem, of an next egg arrived last March to shoot a condor and this and safety precautions. The discussion. It was produced breathtaking ride down the to do." audience's need for special side of the mountain goes 4th and Miss MacNasty and has helped. tape is shown to a patient by D.E. Johnson of East programming," said the Angel took turns sitting on it The students had toand her or his family Greenwich, R.I. through picturesque rustic "... and a little child shall lead them. " I haven't seen a report of communication professor. areas, over ski trails, until late April when it was the number -of California analyze the audience, deal several days before with the limitations of an in- discharge. It will be "The tape will be shown through curves and hairpin placed in an incubator. The condors in recent years. once a week throughout the The arrangement between baby is thriving and, in house network,* and then augmented by a pamphlet Rutgers and the hospital turns to the valley below. TEMPLE EMANU-EL They don't have the public late summer and early Charles E. Geter, chief of keeping with the City's relations staff whoopers do. script and produce their distributed by the hospital will continue next school programs, the professor volunteers. fall," Professor Hunt said, the department's Office of fiscal crisis, the zoo keepers In October 1966, the "because it has great appeal year, he added. NURSERY SCHOOL call it Big Mac. noted. Lawrence Lore, a Tourism and Promotion, California Department of The latter tape is a for male viewers." And, he The Department of reports that "the slide Is A close relative of theFish and Game made a June graduate who served as a teaching assistant in demonstration of how to added: "We'll probably Human Communication has safe if it is negotiated Opening Dot*: Thursday, September IS Andean condor is the careful survey and counted make amusing and show it once a day during 400 undergraduate majors, properly. The sport was California condor. Although 51 condors. There are the school's audio-visual program, assisted in thedecorative pictures from the week before this year's including students who introduced in this country Afternoon Sessions this bird does not get asprobably many fewer now, scraps of cloth. The Colgate game .., because Intend to become jour- last year and New Jersey much publicity as the perhaps about 20. production of the videotapes. program, designed for use of the grudge match nalists, public information has one of the IS operations whooping crane, it is One author concludes, in the hospital's pediatrics aspects." specialists and comin- our country." 1 §r Mtj into* probably in more dire "The California condor is Two of the more sought- ward, depends on volunteers Other shows produced by munication consultants. The Vernon Valley Alpine straits than the big white doubtless doomed." Only a birds. Slide Ride la in Vernon *Qi*»ity fre-Scfcool Education major effort will save them. Valley, adjacent to the Condon soared over the This doesn't say it can't be Prime Time •M«ak, earn*, erafti *h*oar-O«teoOT Active flay western part of our country Playboy Resort and Country done but time is running out. Club. It is open dally all •FifU Ma* •Sfectol holUay celebration summer from 9 a.m. to *Le*taf attention to each chief An Age-Old Problem sundown. Guidelines for Releases Craigmeur Ski Area in #ho can't And work »rt people longer protected by the federal by Harriet Miller Newfoundland is mother ski •teehMtee a>aHaa»: 7M I. Braa* «t. An 80-year-old woman | who we considered mkidle-iftd *te diicrimiattion law—And job- area that la becoming year Tel: Temato Off let, 1W4770 Knrotiimnt I* namattariaii To The Westfield Leader know in New York got a job five for any other purpose. We all hunting one of the most demor- The volume of the oceent and heard the stories that circulated alizing experiences of their lives. adjoining waters it 14 timei round. Hundreds of people Fully accredited mi Itctiued by the Suit of N.I. etc. may be obtained by years ago as a secretary in a law have enjoyed playing Articles must be typed firm. We asked her son, a Wash- a few years ago about the high- Ageism and mandatory retire- that of ill land afcOM MI level. and double or triple spaced contacting a person, give ington attorney, how she waslevel engineers who lost their jobs ment are expensive. Aboil OB «& x 11" paper. Do not the person's full name and able to get thwhee n government aerospace con- $187,000,000 in public funds type article all in capital address. Those interested in job. "Oh," he an- tracts were reduced. A few found were paid in unemployment letters. gaining the information will swered flippant- happiness in radically different benefits in 1974 just to people Leave at least 2" blank at look up the telephone occupations, a few took their who were forced to retire be- number. Unless a woman ly, "she lied lop of the page and at least about her age. own lives, but many thousands cause of their age and who could COLLEGIANS!! Vk" at edges. has her own name listed in Said she found themselves competing for not find other jobs. The cost to Use only one side of paper. the telephone directory, it is 65." jobs with recently graduated en- employers who lose the produc AND MHVATI SCHOO1 ITUMNTf, TOO Name, address and best to use her husband's Harriet Miller While there is gineers—and losing out to them. tiveness of experienced workers telephone number of person name with their address. certainly «n element of humor The federal government an- when new employees have to be submitting the article Photographs may be in to the story, it reminds us that nounced in June 1976 that it trained is immeasurable. Most color or in black and white, ageism continues to be practiced would try harder to enforce the important, the effects of forced STOP! BEFORE YOU GO! fthewM be put at the bottom retirement on the individual are of the page, The release date but must have good contrast in the job market, with little let- law that prohibits job discrimina- and must not be too dark. up in sight. tion against people between 40sobering and tragic: We know may be put in the upper from medical, sociological, and Good composition is im- Ten percent of Americans are and 65. But few employees or right hand corner. psychological research, for ex- portant. Almost any size 65 or older. Every day another job applicants know that they The first paragraph ample, that retirement killi picture can be used. Bridal 5,000 people reach their 65th have such a protection, and a should include the five W's American men several years be pictures will be used with birthday. By the year 2020, when smart discriminator can simply of journalism: Who, what, fore their employed peers die. stories of weddings within today's 22-year-olds are 65, they refuse to hire an older person by will want The where, when, why. claiming the person is unquali- As Margaret Mead said re- V«w Be accurate, concise and three weeks of the will be 15 percent of the total marriage. population, meaning that fewer fied, overqualified, or too expen- cently, "You may die of a heart explicit. Observe grammar sive. It's hard to disprove those attack from overwork, but that's to come to yv ovory wood rules and spelling. Do not Write the caption and workers will be supporting more retired older people. reasons for rejection. a much better way to die than to editorialize name of the organization or slowly atrophy on a shelf." fho Khoof yoar. No*f person on back of picture, Yet, the emphasis in the work The older the job-seeker is, the Names must be spelled but leave space on back of force is more and more on youth. more difficult it is for him or her (Harriet Miller Is the executive correctly. If a woman is picture for the editor to Young workers are thought to be to find any position at all. Those director of the non-profit, non- married, it is correct to use write instructions to the more attractive, more flexible, who have reached the magic age partisan National Retired Teaeh- her husband's name: i.e. more personable, more educable, of 65—when one is "supposed" ers Association and American printer. Type caption also W«KO your Of dor toofoy so you don't forgot it in Mrs. James Jones; if she is on a separate sheet of paper. and cheaper than people of even to retire, and when one is no Association of Retired Persons., divorced it is Mrs. Mary Do not glue, staple or tape 45 or 50. Older people are fho fat minuto rvslt. Wo'll start mailing your first Jones. If she prefers to be pictures, but use paper clips thought to be less likely to take referred to as Mary Jones, to attach them to the sheet direction, less likely to report mention it in succeeding of paper on which you have regularly to work, less likely to M. wook »f sertool. paragraphs she should be typed the caption, reliite well to the public, and 4475 ». HHTTa* ME. Mrs. Jones or Miss Jones. more expensive because of the (KTWfCN MCDKI'S ft m. Ms. is seldom used by Do not start a release years during which they built up SO. flFO. TENNIS CUM) (INTHfWMM** newspapers. First names "On" such and such a date. seniority or a strong work back- HMtTMMC SCHOOL) and middle initials should be Early copy is desirable. ground. Special lato for Private School or CoHogo Yoar Deadlines for The Leader: used at all times. Enough studies have shown General news, by Monday If the spelling of a name is these assumptions to be falla- noon. cious, but many employers unusual, note that "Spelling Social news, Monday 9 IIH is o.k." choose to continue to believe only *6°° a.m. them. Do not use telephone Sports, Tuesday 9 a.m. numbers. When noting that Obituaries, Wednesday 10 Few people really want to lie about their age when they'apply NOW IN ADDITION TO OUR OUTSTANDING further information, tickets, a.m. for jobs, but many are afraid not GMIS COMWTITIVE PHOGP.AM WHKM MAS to do so. More to the point, it is RANKCD MATrOWAUY M THC TOP TW K* Oraor WOW ort tnts convortforrf oraor Monti almost impossible to shed enough St. Mmr's years through lying to make a THC PAST TWO YEAIW, WC WtLL OFftt * difference to a prospective em- VAWCTY OF NCW AND EXCITING COtMSCS. ployer. There may be a few em- itrrnooucTOfw of rm cfrv) J WE WHTFffbD LfAMi plovers who would hire a 53- BRING IN THIS AD 1 • • W ^_ • SO CUM ST., WHimtO, H. t. yeiir-old who claimed to be 49. BALLET hut most employers who ohject KCEIVE * Wf to un applicant's age are usually ON THE PftOGMMS LISTED S€LOW: Semi THC KIM from.. _tmHr All* Ml looking for someone 15 or 20 samara i u a^K^kaaBsa\aaaK8Si Ma^aaatA Oaaa^aT OaSi^^kOaaiatt a^Ua^a^aa^saaaVVSslO) f year, younger. Even Mac West •ELLT WmWIIB"Tw»»l*"PWfc-#vr»WM. QTrnHPlP'*wor Complete range of courses for all ages can't fool anyone to that extent. son eumn-ma tmmim-vmi * Pre-Ballet thru Advanced Miinv of the "older" people EXEMIW /MB QVMWHTtn SMNE

Children • Teenagers • Adults Maine... NUlllV... Passport Photos MHOOl WOtt Sr. Andrew's is associated with the .V./ Dance Theatre Guild and Bailer Company fN COlOi WHH.E YOU WAIT SERVICE Clfy_.. Town ... & Registration held at WESTFIELD CAMERA & STUDIO Zip Coda.- Zlp Code, WSSTFlfLD TENNIS CLUB Portrait and Commercial Photographers ttnir Street (near Brand) The qc«ans dnd their adiacent ?&*&- tft.. iap*.•#*.. sejft" coiAiV neifrly rtifeefourths' mmm mm mm* •THE WESTFIBLD (NJ.) LEADER, THURSDAY, SEPTEMBER I, 1077 P»g« >8 Course to Aid Amateur Writers To Offer 20 Career Courses Older Women: "Not All Downhill" Amateur writers who are feels wasteful if he is not His skill with words has Twenty career Appraising and Real Estate interested in changing their not gone unnoticed. Until about two pursuing that end. development courses will be Sales Promotion. rank to professional may Although he may not have offered at Union College this generations ago, according For the most part, he has Secretarial courses are: find the right key in abeen able to devote the won the "Boy's Life" fall as part of the college's to Dr. Lillian E. Troll of special course to be con- contest, Bill Earls has had Office Management for Rutgers University, few majority of his time to continuing education ducted by Daily Journal several awards bestowed program, Dr. Frank Dee, Secretaries and Legal Skills women had the good - or is writing. His first newspaper for Secretaries. columnist Bill Earls at job was as the only reporter upon him. In April of 1975 he dean of special services and it the bad? - fortune toage . Union College this fall. was the recipient of a Instead, she says, they for a Massachusetts daily. continuing education, an- Most courses meet one "Feature Writing for He also served for a time as George Washington Cer- nounced today. evening a week for 10 to 12 "died with their aprons on" - tificate Award for an article - minding their flocks of Publication," a non-credit a Navy journalist. weeks. Dr. Dee stated. Two course, will be taught by he wrote concerning a Courses in manage- children, tending to their Earls was graduated ment, real estate, business exceptions are Management Earls as part of Union Spanish-American War for the New Supervisor husbands, carrying out the magna cum laude from veteran. In October of 1975 and secretarial skills are backbreaking existence of a College's continuing Worcester State College in which is a one-week course education offerings, ac- he was presented a plaque designed to serve adults who sunup to sundown workday. Massachusetts and earned a are seeking advancement with classes meeting cording to Dr. Frank Dee, commending him for Monday through Friday Now, thanks largely to master's degree in English literary achievement on within their profession or dean of special services and and creative writing at the from 9 a.m. to 1 p.m., medical advances, a woman continuing' education. behalf of the professional who are seeking new often lives out a full life - University of South Dakota, careers, Dr. Dee said. beginning Oct. 24, and How The course, which will be firefighters in New Jersey to Start and Manage Your into her 70s, 80s, even 90s. where he taught freshman and was the recipient of the But in too many instances, conducted on 10 consecutive composition as a graduate In the area of business and Own Business, which is a Wednesdays from 8:15 to New Jersey Press one-day workshop Dr. Troll fears, "Women assistant. Association Award for the industry, courses include: have lived beyond the point 10:15 p.m., beginning Sept. Earls has been a free- Understanding Computers, scheduled for Nov. 12. 21, will explore the Best General Column of for which they have been lance writer and was suc- 1976, Understanding Computer prepared, beyond the point techniques of note-taking cessful in having several Programming - COBOL, The Division of Special where they are necessary, and reporting of non-fiction short stories published. He However, in spite of these Principles of Management, Services and Continuing beyond the point where they stories for the media. Topics is familiar to area residents successes, Earls claims that Human Relations in Education will offer more know what to do with include: how to interview in his position at the Daily his ultimate ambition is to Management, Personnel than 50 non-credit courses themselves, beyond the for human interest stories, Journal, where he has been move back to nature and Management, Labor and workshops in the fail point where anybody knows how to find interesting producing a daily column, write a novel, much in the Relations for Managers, semester, which begins what to do with them." subjects, where to look for Bill Earjs' Journal, for over tradition of Thoreau and his Management for the New Sept. 19, according to Dr. material, how to excel at three years. book "Walden." Supervisor, Micrographics Dee. Courses are designed But it doesn't have to be descriptive writing, to meet adult needs for this way, argues Dr. Troll, Mothers Know - Dr. Lillian E. Troll of Rutgers University, editor of a new book on Principles of Purchasing the older woman, discusses some of Its points with her own mother, Mrs. Bertha establishing documentation Breast X-ray Program." Reducation of Office Costs personal and professional who is head of the and polishing your work Laetrile wasn't mentioned. enrichment, he said. psychology department at Ellman. The book covers myths and realities in such areas as health, physical ap- Cost Accounting, How to pearance sex, marriage, employment and finances. before submitting it for But excessive use of X-Start and Manage Your Own University College, the publication. rays was criticized at length Additional information on adult, evening division of skills or savvy to help you functioning deteriorates in toys at their parents' house Ithree days later a National Business and all courses and registration Rutgers University. And she deal with the management several body systems, still and keep coming back until Earls has a diversified Cancer Institute advisory Administrative Skills committee recommended Workshop. procedures may be obtained holds out hope that it won't of economic affairs, such as retain ample capacities for they get their own home. background to share with by writing or calling the students, Dr. Dee stated. limiting the national X-ray be that way for today's getting a job or managing coping with the demands of They're at their parents' detection program). Real Estate courses in- Division of Special Services young women as they the lowered income you get everyday living. Dr. Ruth much more than they ever "As he tells it, he was From Limes and Continuing Education, determined to be a writer Most criticized were the clude: Principles of Real mature. after your breadwinner is Weg of the Andrus thought they would be." To Laetrlle peculiar attitudes of theEstate, Real Estate Union College, Cranford. The harsh realities - and gone." Gerontology Center at Marriage: Here, Dr. Troll since the age of 12, when he American Cancer Society. submitted an article to a By Robert M. Bnrtell sometimes surprising and Despite this pessimistic UCLA says the confusion, says, findings point in two WASHINGTON, D.C. (Lib- Howls will surelv arise, enduring happinesses - of statement, however, Dr. disorientation, fatigue and different directions. 'Boy's Life' contest." erty Lobby News Service)- because the ACS has long forgetfulness so long Writing has almost been so reputable that only a the aging woman are the Troll is optmistic on two Several studies, including More than one million Scrooge would dare detract subject of Dr. Troll's latest fronts. With the greater ascribed to aging can be those by Dr. Harold Feld- become an obession with British sailor9 died from from it. But we are reminded reversed by diet, exercise, man of Cornell University, him, Earls says, and he scurvj in the 200 years from book, "Looking Ahead: A educational opportunities 1600 to 1800. It took that long of the fable of the little boy • Woman's Guide to the available to today's young and hormonal therapy. indicate a second to convince Britain's medical watching a parade, insisting Problems and Joys of women, she believes that Sex: Kinsey, Masters and honeymoon atmosphere establishment that in some to his mother that "The Growing Older." tomorrow's older women Johnson and others all point enfolds older couples when 'It is true," she said, unknown manner scurvy King has no clothes!'' will have more saleable out that sexual interest and they are freed of parental "that there are couples who could be prevented by fre- We claim the ACS has un- Composed of 24 articles by consciously become merely scholars, journalists, skills, be more activity exist in people in responsibilities. Feldman's manage to keep the ex- quently eating limes and citement, the flavor, the other citrus. This was a a claque for medical ortho- pyschologists and knowledgeable about handl- their 80s and beyond. study of 852 marriages century before the word doxy. The American Medical therapists, the book was ing money and have had "Rather than being a threat found that the level of tenderness and the affection "vitamin" entered their Association bras9 approves edited by Dr. Troll and by more of a chance to build up to health," Dr. Weg notes in marital satisfaction of older throughout life, who con- vocabulary and vitamin C treatments, more designed Joan and Kenneth Israel, a financial equity. So the the book, "the increase in persons, where the wife was tinuously discover and was pinned down as the to fend off malpractice at least 65 years old. rediscover each other's natural, simple but near- charges than cure patients. psychotherapist and future older woman may not corticosteroids and the Local ACS chapters inform psychiatrist, respectively. be so poor or dumb after all. moderate increase in corresponded to that of sexual potential. But these miraculous cure. couples are few and usually You'd think from the re- the public of AMA treatment "Poor, Dumb and Ugly" But one stereotype that is cardiovascular function couples during their first cent controversy over Lae- for cancer—and ignore other is the title of the first unlikely to change for stimulated by intercourse two years of marriage. have worked hard to im- trile that the American treatment. Given a chance chapter in the book, a women, Dr. Troll believes, create a sense of well-being, "There is some eviden- prove and extend their medical establishment and to bask in flattering pub- is that "to look old is to look may temper arthritic pain relationship. Most other involved government offi- licity, non-medical commun- chapter Dr. Troll herself ce," Feldman says, "that ity leaders accept the ACS wrote, and it succinctly ugly." and can minimize physical one of the reasons older middle-aged couples do not cials were nearly all British feel like making love and naval officers of a bygone offer to head fund-raising describes the state of many As Carol A. Nowak, a and emotional tensions." marriages do so well is that era. They exhibit a closed- drives such as those of April older women today. Pennsylvania State children have left home. The when they do, it is usually a We don't question the ACS's Timothy S. Mondon, Aracmblyman C. Louis Batsano and Menopause: The hot mindedness that is fascina- Kevin B. Dtmato at Tamiques School recently held "Your children are gone University psychologist and flashes, irritability, anxiety parents can use their mechanical, 'soulless' ting—and frightening. good intentions. Nor the from the house while you author of a chapter in the money, even though it activity." media's for donating space ceremonies elevating both bays to the rank of Eagle and depression once thought Gone is the spirit of free and broadcast time. But Scout. are still under 40 ... You book, points out, "Getting commonplace actually may be less, for their own Dr. Troll synthesizes inquiry, the search for truth. 1 cancer victims need results, AawmMymait Baisano presented both boys with a copy watch your husband old happens to everyone . involve so few women that pleasure. Even more im- these two diverse findings Out the window went civility not prestige-building. anxiously to make sure he Becoming shapeless, these symptoms probably portant, their time and by stating that "probably toward a contrary viewpoint. of t Resolution which he introduced on Apr. 18 in the New doesn't propel you Into wrinkled arid unattractive should not be considered emotional energy can now most older couples find Iri the name of science, Laetrile was suggested Jersey Assembly congratulating them upon achieving widowhood before your happens to women. Just ask characteristic of this major be dedicated to onemore satisfaction in dif-orthodoxy reigns with an decades ago, but was ig- the rank of Eagle Scout. ferent kinds of interactions. iron fist. Medicine, of all nored except by those will- time, because with each anybody. physiological change. "In another." sci'ences, should know bet- ing to endure the tag of decade over 40 your chances "While middle-aged men fact," states Dr. Weg, "the As one woman put it, "My They have fewer fights and ter, from its own history. "health faddist" or worse ACRES OF of finding another man get with 'touches of gray' look majority of middle-aged and husband and I had drifted less hot kinds of love. They We are witnessing the yet: "quack." Laetrile is smaller and smaller. You distinguished, women who older women are aware of apart when the children "spend more time in calm spectacle of many state found in apricot and peach are cursed with health, haven't 'colored away the 'the change' only because were there. They seemed to and cool discussions legislatures actually getting pits, lima beans and 1200 vigor and the prospect of a gray' look drab. While their menstrual periods are need me more than he did. Statements by older ahead of the medical estab- other foods. U is also known women themselves Indicate lishment, by considering as vitamin B-!7 and amvgda- long life; and you have no middle-aged men with fewer and father between." After all, my husband was lin. Surprise! The latter is 'lines' and 'furrows' have The empty nest: While an adult and they were little that the later years can be laws allowing Laetrife as an alternative treatment for on the government's "Gen- COOL ft SHADY character,' women with some women are over- children. Recently, we have more pleasant ones. cancer. Alaska and Indiana erally Recognized As Safe" wrinkles' and 'crow's feet' dedicated to their children - started talking again. I just "There's no time clock, now have such laws. list of additives. Vet if you Ride Our New Tilt-A-Whirl! look ugly. While middle- they're termed Mother wasn't aware that he needed honey -- that's the best part A "signal" may have just buy it legally in Mexico to of it," says Willie, who is been given to change the use at home, you risk ar- aged men are generally Portnoys in the book - Dr. me. I thought his job was rest for smuggling. Miniature Golf Go Karts i taken for a handsome lot, Troll says most survey data more important to him, and vague about her age but direction of orthodox treat- says her mother died at 99 in ment. The May 1 Washing- Surely if a cancer patient middle-aged women are show that women can hardly he thought I just didn't have ton "Post," long a bastion is discouraged and bank- Super Arcade Games typically judged as 'over the wait for a chance to do their time for him because I was 1973. of establishment opinion, rupted after his physician's lill.' " own thing once their off- involved with children. I'm Mrs. C, meanwhile, printed 2'j pages of articles use of surgery, radiation or \ Ride Our New Merry-Go-Round "It will take more doing spring are in high school and glad I found out in time. claims she had no ambitions by non-"Posl" writers chemotherapy, we should legalize his choice of Lae- nd more generations to. about to leave the nest. These are the best years." to become 87 but that the Daniel Greenberg and Judith S THIS At S4VIS t] 00 OH A U.JO TICIIT IOOKUT rUKHAJI tj lispel these stereotypes "Many women will say, On the other hand, Dr. age has its rewards. Randal. The titles are re- trile. vealing: "Waging the Oder « rommrnts arv wkomv nan those about older What empty nest?' " Dr. Constantina Safilios-Roths- 'Everybody raves about ><• pn*a efonB any polnu yf view to how pretty and beautiful I Wrong War on Cancer" Rt 22 Scotch Plains »3 0675 vomen being poor and Trolls adds. "Some feel child of Wayne State and "The Questionable JIM Av,... s.£. W..hlnKl«n. DC. umb," Dr. Troll said. their children never really University has found that am and how smooth my But it is necessarily all leave home. They leave few marriages stay vital complexion is. I tell them I downhill for a woman after their clothes, books, and old and alive beyond 15 years. use Lifebuoy" Too many people are she reaches late middle age disabled by arthritis Shop The a time period that can because they wait until the segin anywhere from the MUMCAI disease has done irrever- late 40s to sometime in the sible damage to their joints LEADER STORE 60s, depending on the in- before seeing a doctor, The dividual? Arthritis Foundation Union County's Definitely not, according reports. When proper to the book. Statistics in- treatment is started early ATHLETIC FOOTWEAR SPECIALISTS dicate that there are still and followed faithfully, long, healthy, vigorous 14 crippling can be prevented. SHOP THE FAMOUS BRANDS IN years ahead for a very large number of older women. TrjRt OcTobeR 2J! FOOTWEAR FOR YOUR SPECIAL SPORT Here are some of the more optimistic prospects. »% STUDENT (ami Mntor Cltlivn) DISCOUNTS .. . TRACK • TENNIS Health: The majority of Thursday Matinees and Wednesday and Sunday Evenings! FOOTBALL older persons, even if their (Up to $2.50 off Regular Box Office Prices) SOCCER JOGGING • WRESTLING •tr«s BASKETBALL • CASUAL WEAR YESTERDAY AND TODAY #!\ BOX OF F ICE ALL AT PRICES YOU CAN AFFORD! i i RIALTO WESTFIELD By a fortunate coincidence, 232 1288 <2> SKENANDOAH the brightly shining candle created by Tom Darling for iiuf aittQi* J THt EtWMCT FMHLV MUSICALI ?01 376-4343 the 1952 Christmas Seal sig- "An oimtQfout and oulrtgtouily ,' naled the future of the fight tunny paiKfr of put-om.. * PAPER MILL PLAYHOUSE against TB it was in [952 -Bob Lw<| that isoniazid. the first of a T W«8C TV I battery of effective anti- tuberculosis drugs was intro- duced Now. we can talk about curing, rather than merely arresting TB. With- out hospitalization. No one today need fear TB. and mil- 7M mourn Mm «tv», WATCMUMO, N.J lions of concerned, gene- rous Americans share in NM IS Twin trooki Country Club this triumph. Ami H*TMT«IN*MWT MOMTtY IN Tttl COCKTAtt WUIOK It's ironic that the decline in tuberculosis has been ac- companied by an unparal- leled rise in other chronic JONATHAN ASHE & B.T.SMITH lung diseases, especially emphysema. Today, crip- pling lung diseases afflict 15 million Americans and cost more than S400 million Janice & Sill May listening annually in Social Security • 8:00 12:00 «JlfllLH piano ft songi disability payments. The double-barred cross sym- ZAZUZAY bolizes tho fight - really A smart n«w group an just beginning-• lo bring S R 0 V Ef R r jbadw of Cab Collnway these dangerous diseases FULL SELECTION OF under control. GYM SUITS & TRAEVBNG SUITS! The Christmas Seal people look to their friends and T-SHIRTS WITH YOUR FAVORITE supporters to help light the way to this next victory ! 730 12:00 ^JfliX IHIV f«urln, Chuck Fold, on piano BRAND MPRINT! AMFRlCAN i Open Thursday 'tit 9 P.M. *" Jackie UVUIIanrc on Drums l CHUCK FOLDS TRIO Great Jazz of the r. BROAD ST. t wtSTHELD ASSOCIATION The LEADER STORE Paige JO THE WESTFIELD (NJ.) LEADER, THURSDAY, SEPTEMBER 1, 1977'

IIGAJ- NOTICE LEGAL NOTICE LEGAL NOTICE Prime Time PUBLIC NOTICE Public Notfce Is hereby given thai PUBLIC NOTICE an ordinance of which the following NOTICE OF SETTLEMENT. is a copy was Introduced, read an: Public Notice Is hereby given that NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN, passed, on first reading by the Coun an ordinance Of which the following That the fourth Intermediate ac- When You're Alone Is a copy was Introduced, read and count of the subscriber. The ell of the Town ol Westfield at by Harriet Miller meeting held August 9, 1977 and tha' passed, on first reading by the Coun National Bank of New Jersey, and no one else can fill the void. ell of the Town of Westfield at e successor to Suburban Trust Thirteen years ago Mary JUST A PHONE CALL »LW*VJCALL YOUK the said Council will further con- meeting held August ?,1977 and that She finds that some married BRINGS PROMPT SEH sfder the same lor llnal passage on Company, Trustee of Trust No. I Reese's husband died of leuke- A HANOY REFERENCE LIST OF RELIABLE LOCAL FIRMS LOCAL OIAIER ONLY the 13th day of September, WJ, at the said Council will further con- under ihe Cast WIIJ and Testament friends are uncomfortable with sider the same for final passage on of WALTER P. VAN CAMP, de- mia. She had sat beside him dur- 6:30 p.m.. In the Council Chamber, ttie 13th day of September, 1977, at her now that she is single. The Municipal Building, «j East Broai ceased, t bo Ida Schenck Ople will ing the last few months of his Street, Westfield, New Jersey, a 9:30 p.m., in the Council Chamber, be audited and stated by the insurance policy her husband APPLIANCES AUTO DEALERS C.B. RADIOS ICECREAM which time and place any person Municipal Building, 425 East Broad Surrogate Mary c. Kanane. and re- life, but within bought pays too little, his pen- Street, Westfield, New Jersey, at ported for settlement to the Union who may be interested therein will two weeks of his sion plan did not provide for be given an opportunity to be hear which time and place any person County Court— Probate Division, on concerning said ordinance. who may be Interested therein will Friday, October 14m, next at 1:30 death she was survivors, and the social security ELM RADIOS. "ISTAILISHID 1921" A T A V Custom be given an opportunity to be heard P.M., prevailing time. back on the job AI JOYC.VRE6LANO concerning said ordinance. Dated August 23. 1977 checks, if she is old enough to AJ Sound, Inc. Town Clerk JOYC. VREELAND asacaseworlc.su- SPECIAL ORDINANCE NO. THE NATIONAL BANK receive them, are pitifully small. TV INC. C.B. RADIO HEADQUARTERS Town Clerk OF NEW JERSEY, pervisor for her GOODWIN AN ORDINANCE TO AMEND AND GENERAL ORDINANCE NO. Tears, guilt, recriminations. TELEVISION SUPPLEMENT SPECIAL ORDI Trustee SALES ft SERVICE AN ORDINANCE TO AMEND AN Beard & McGall, Attorney.s county. As she These are just the routine RCA-Zenith-Magnavox Factory AuthorUfd Dsialar NANCE NO. 1520 ENTITLED "AN ORDINANCE ENTITLED "AN F—turlnt Hltloml Brtndt ORDINANCE TO PROVIDE FOR 60 Elm Street Harriet Miller sees it now, that problems of widowhood. Beyond ORDINANCE ESTABLISHING Westfield N.J. 07091 DISHWASHERS ROYCE • PACE • JOHNSON TH6 CONSTRUCTION OF TENNIS BUILDING DISTRICTS AND 9-1-77 IT $4.80 job saved her. them are the myriad concerns MERCEDES-BENZ COURTS, THE APPROPRIATION RESTRICTIONS (N THE TOWN OF KitchenAid-Whirlpool PEARCE SIMPSON • COURIER and difficulties each widowed SALES & StRVICf TEASER RY • J.I.L. a) AUDIO-VOX OF THE (MONIES NECESSARY WESTFIELD." "When I went back to work, REFRIGERATORS THEREFOR AND THE ISSUANCE BE IT ORDAINED t>y the Town NOTICE OF SETTLEMENT person must, face day after day GENUINE PARTS OF BOND ANTICIPATION NOTES felt I was returning to people Whirlpooi-Amana ASSORTED C.I. ANTENNAS CouncN of the Town of Westfield, in NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN, in first [earning lo accept the • SELECTED PREOWNEb ICf CMAM CAKES - FOR THE FINANCING OF SAID the County of Union and State of That the Elohth Intermediate ac- ho cared about what I had been WORK." WASHERS-DRYERS CARS 232-0312 FOl THOU STICIAl. OCCASIONS, New Jersey, that the aforesaid ordi- count of the subscriber. The hrough. I had trained the case- situation and then learning how- BE IT ORDAINED by the Town nance, known as the "Zoning Ordi- National Bank of New Jersey, Whirlpool - • EUROPEAN DEL. ARRANGED CAR RADIOS ft SOUND SYSTEMS Council of the Town of Westfield In 'orkers and I was anxious to to deal with it. nance of the Town of Westfield. New successor to the Suburban Trust AIR CONDITIONERS CALL 754-3700 the County of Union as follows: Jersey," as amended. Including Company, Trustee under the Will of ;ee what they had done while I In years past, the new widow 211 NORTH AVt., EUT SECTION I. That Special Ord every amendment thereof a» hereto- CHARLES N. COOOING deceased, 130 W. 6th St. & Arlington Av«. as away. Having the job kept or widower was often a member Whirlpool-Amana-Carrier ' WEtTFKLO nance No. 1570, the title of which Is fore adopted, Is hereby further wtll be audited and stated by the PLAINflELD recited In the title of this ordinance amended in the following par- Surrogate,' Mary C. Kanane and me busy by day until I got VACUUMS Is hereby amended by appropriating reported for settlement to the Union of an extended household. Al- ticulars: through the worst period of Hoover-Eureka •n additional $75,000.00 for the SECTION i. That Article 4, County Court— Probate Division, on though large families never guar- CLEANERS* 0KB purpose of constructing tennis "General Provisions," 5ectlon 419, Friday, October 21sf next at 1:30 onelincss." 233-0400 courts In the North Scotch Plains anteed understanding or com- "Signs SubsecNon D, "Signs in P.M. prevailing time. 20 ELM ST. WESTFIELD Avenue Memorial Park area, more Central - Business, General - Dated August 25, 1977 Today Mary Reese urges panionship, our modern worship MORRIS CHEVROLET particularly described In said Business, Industrial Parks and THE NATIONAL BANK lewly widowed men and women Special Ordinance No. 1520, industrial Districts," paragraph 6 OFNEWJERSEY, of privacy and self-sufficiency SECTION II. It Is hereby de be amended fo read as follows: Trustee o continue working or to look virtually forces many widowed AUTO BODY REPAIRS Better Dry Cleaning Since 1894 termined and stated that the estl "i. On parking lots or parking 3eard and AAcGall Attorney.s 'or jobs. As a volunteer coun- INSURANCE mated amount of money necessary facilities which are not adlacent •4 elm street people into isolation. • Better Dry Cleaning :elor with the DeKalb County, to be raised from all sources for the to the business, commercial or /estfleld, N.J. 07091 WPS volunteers like Mary • Shirt Laundering said purpose Is MO,000.00, of which Industrial buildings or structures 177 IT S4M ieorgia. Widowed Persons Serv- BODYART • Cold Fur Storage $35,000.00 has been heretofore ap- which they serve, a free standing Reese have confronled the lone- Authorixed PEARSALL t ice, she has a unique skill to offer • Dupery and Rug Cleaning propriated by Special Ordinance No. sign for the entrance to the liness and fears of widowhood COLLISION SHOP SALES 4 SERVICE 1520 and $23,000.00 of which Is appro- separate parking lot or parking PUBLIC NOTICE lewly widowed people—her own Major and Minor R«paln IN WESTFIELD FRANKENBACH. prlated by this ordinance. There Is and have emerged whole to make facility, which shall not exceed The following appeal for variance widowhood. She knows how to L*rfe Stltction of hereby appropriated to said purpose ten (10) square feet in area. In no of the Westfield Zoning Ordinance successful lives for themselves. Uied Cut uid Truclu 11 E. Broad St. INC. tha turn of 110,500 00 In addition to :ope with grief, what to do about case shall the base of such sign will be heard by the Wesrfleld Plan- They know that their most im- Dili 756 0100 the sum previously appropriated be less than eight (6) feet from nlng Board at 8:00 P.M. September he financial questions that arise, Qeorse W. Koclien, Prop. from Capital Improvement Funds ground level, and En no case shall 12, 1977 In the Council Chambers at portant contribution is to sec the complete Body fc Fender CALL 233-0220 MAIN OFFICE AND PLANT EaL 1922 available for such purpose and the The fop of such sign b« greater the Municipal Building, 425 East low to make important deci- sum of 17.500.00 from Capital Sur- than eleven (11) f«et from newly widowed person through Aut• •o ft" Truck R«anJjhint Central Ave. and North Ave. E. 1201 SOUTH AVE.. PLAINFIELD Broad Street, Westfield, New Jer- sions, and when decisions can or 24 Hour Towing WaitHeld ALL FORMS plus. ground level. The purpose of mis sey. the stages of grief. OTHER STORES IN PLAINFIELD SECTION III. To finance such sign shall be to show that the >hould be deferred. Most impor- OP Appeal of Syzygy Inc., for per. "Volunteers tell a widow or Call 789-0330 INSURANCE purpose there shall be Issued pur- parking lot or parking facility Is mission to subdivide and create a ant, she knows how to listen. luanf to the Local Bond Law of the available for usi by itie patrons building lot at 549 North Ave., E. Lot widower that grief is okay," says REILLY State of New Jersey, R.5. «A:2-», In or employees of ttie business, 44, Block 425, contrary to the re- 232-4700 anticipation of the Issuance of bonds, commercial or Industrial enter- Widowhood is a subject that Rulh Loewinsobn of the Wid- 6 South Ave. . Garwood bond anticipation notes of said Town quirements of Art 11, Section 1103, prise, so Identified." Para (c) of the Westlleld Zoning ew people want to think or read owed Persons Service in Wash- OlDSMOailE CO. 115 Elm St. . Weitfield which shall not exceed In the aggre- SECTION II. In the tvent ttiat any Ordinance. tbout. Both men and women in- ington, DC. "They say that it gate principal amount the sum of section, part or provision of this 9-1-77 IT Fees: $5.28 •7,000.00 In addition to notes ordinance shall be held unconstitu- ist on retaining the illusion that will get easier over time, but that previously authorized for thai* tional or Invalid by any Court, such SEVELLS AUTO Authorized ismr LAUNDRIES hey or their spouse will live for- there will be bad periods. They YOUR FAMILY purpoMt, said notes to be for a term holding shall not affect me validity Oldsmobile and to baar Interest at a rate not to of this ordinance as a whole or any PUBLIC NOTICE :ver or that "if something hap- are there to offer support, what- BODY SHOP CO. axcaad tha term or rate permitted other part thereof other than the Notice Is hereby given that the jens," everything will work out. ever the needs." Sales & Service by lew, and to be reviewed from part u> held unconstitutional or Board of Adluslment established Body >nd P.ml Shop Delicloui Eatin' time to time pursuant to, and within rival Id. under an ordinance entitled "An Something does happen—spe- Ten million women are wid- Hams Made Baked Good. me limitations prescribed by, laid Ordinance Establishing Building ows today; close to two million AAA. ALA»M.C.A. Road Aid law. All matters with respect to Mid SECTION III. Any or all ordi- Districts and Restrictions In the cifically the death of one spouse Hort d'otuvrn nances or parts thereof In conflict notM not determined by this ordi- Town of Westfield," will meet In the —to almost every marriage. And men are widowers. By this time 56ONoMh A»e E. AD 2 7651 Cold CUM Seladi nance shall be determined by with, or Inconsistent with, any ot the Municipal Building on Monday, Sep- 24 Hour Towint terms of tnts ordinance are hereby everything never works out. In next year, over 700,000 more Fender Rtpaln — Pllntlnj Open Sundavi B a.m.-3 p.m. rwaluttsn of ttie Town Council to ba tember 19,1977 at 1:00 P.M. to hear .New Jeney 232-0926 hereafter adopted. repealed to such extent as they are and consider the following appeals: 'act, widowhood usually hits will have joined their ranks. Truck PaulUng and Repiln so In conflict or Inconsistent, pro- 113 Qulmby St., Weitfield LAUNDRY SERVICE INC. SECTION IV. Not more than Appeal of Edmund A. Fischer for ith the shock of an earthquake, As America's widows and Fortign Car Service ..EST. 1927 vided, however, that the adoption of permission to use two existing t4.aaa.ao of the total m of $40,000.00 this ordinance shall not prevent or and the devastation it can cause widowers begin to reach out to t» bo raised by the lisuance of aald bar me continuance or Institution of buildings at 4*2 w. Broad Street, C.ll 232-8887 LAUNOERERS nata* pursuant to Special Ordinance any proceedings for offenses hereto contrary to the requirements of is almost unfathomable. each other, the rest of us can ROTCHFORD DRUG STORES Ma, 1M0, n amended by this ordi- Article 4, Section 419, Paragraph B, 433 North Avanut, EMI DRY CLEANERS fore committed in violation of any First, the other spouse (usu- help by understanding the turbu- 320 Wirtdtor A»e. Wtttf i«ld nance, may M used to finance In- existing ordinance of the Town ot Sub-paragraph it Article 5, Section WESTFIELO1 N.J. CAREER APPAREL terest on obligations Issued to westfield. 502, Paragraph (a); Article 11, illy the woman) is left alone in lence that widowhood brings to RENTAL * SALES finance such purposes, either Section 1103, Paragraph (b) of the thousands of lives each year— O BONDED PICKUP •> DELIVFHY temporarily or permanently or to fi- SECTION IV. This ordinance shall Zoning Ordinance. he world, regardless of the num- Sales TIFFANY DRUGS take effect Immediately after and will quite possibly bring to 232-3700 CALL nance engineering or Inspection passage and publication In the Appeal of Ruth of Weslfleld for ber of children, relatives, or LEASING Open 7 Days a Week coin end architectural and legal manner provNted by law. permission to erect a masonry tun friends who may surround her our own lives one day, too. WESTFIEID expemes or to finance the cost of the deck at 312 Livingston Street, Daily 9 a.m. to 10 p.m. 756-2640 iuuance of such obligations as •-1-77 IT Fe*S:$2e.Qft contrary to the requirements of during the first weeks of bereave- (Harriet Miller is the executive BODY WORKS, INC. Service 654-3222 Sunday! 9 a.m. to 6:30 p.m. 902 NORTH AVE., FLAINFirt n •rovltfed by U.S. «BA:J-». Article 11, Section 1103, Paragraph ment, The person who knew her director of the non-profit, non- SECTION V. It Is hereby de- (b) of the Zoning Ordinance. PARTS > NOTICE TO CREDITORS best, with whom she had shared partisan National Retired Teach- R.J. Pompltano, Prop. Hudson Vitamin Products termined and declared mat the ESTATE OF JOAN H. SCHROPE Appeal of John B. Fry lor per- LUMIER period of ueefulneu tor said purpose Deceased mission to erect a fireplace at 534 the highs and the lows, the love •rs Association and American Russell Stover Candlei far tha financing of which said notes Clark Street, contrary to the re- COLLISION SPECIALISTS Pursuant to the order of MARY c. and the anger, is gone forever. Association of Retired Persons.) EXPERT AUTO BODY are to be Issued is a period of ten KANANE, Surrogate of the County quirements of Article 10, Section n year* computed from the date of 1003. Paragraph (c) of the Zoning * FENDER REPAIRS ThtFlOnt WhMl Onv.Cjf AMPLE FREE PARKING of Union, made on the M day of Ordinance. 1 FREE PICK-UP* DELIVERY •aid bond. August, A.O., 1*77, upon tneappllca W«rtl«M Tre*d UK* Care J. S. IRVING SECTION VI. That said additional tfon of the undersigned, as Co. Appeal of Robert A. Papendrea Dial 232-7071 enaendlture and appropriation of Executors of the estate of said de- for permission to extend a one- Aging Children and 2332200 COMPANY family dwelling at 123 Lincoln Road, tU.MS.S0, at authorized by this ord I ceased, notice Is hereby given to the 1115 South Ave., W. Weslfield nance, shall be undertaken as < creditors of said deceased to exhibit contrary to the requirements of LUMBER if MILLWORK feneral Improvement and shall be to the subscriber under oath or af- Article 10, Section 1003, Paragraph 1130 South AVE W. Wett<4eld Ol Every Description paid for by general taxation. firmation their clelmt and demands (O of the Zoning Ordlnence. SECTION VII. It Is hereby against the estate of tald deceased Appeal of Raymond F. and Elderly Parents MITOMNIRS rUKMCMUIMS determined and declared met the within six months from the date of Marsha K. Fahey for permission to PUBL OIL - OIL BURNERS tupplemental debt statement re- tald order, or they will be foreve extend a one-family dwelling at 73a by Harrier Miller sources to *rilch you can turn HARDWARE — PAINTS Norman Place, contrary to ttie Congenial a.uired by said law haa been duly barred from prosecuting or re Only in recent years have for still more information. 133-1492 mad* end fifed In the office of the covering the seme agelnat rhe sub. requirements of Article 10, Section BRISTOL Salesmen SOI South Ave. W.. Wertfleld Town Cleric of aald Town and tha' scrlber. 1003, Paragraph tc) of the Zoning many middle-aged and older While this should be enough auch statement shows that the gross Ordinance. to make either volume an indis- Motors Inc. Superb Service CHARLES G, SCHROPE and Appeal of David J. and Judith A. Americans faced simultaneous debt of the Town at defined In R.S WILLIAMG. BECKER, Jr pensable reference work for the ; SALIS sen VICE PARTS 232 6500 «A:2<3 It Increased by this ordi- Co-Executors Shaver for permission fo use a lot at responsibility for two genera- nance by 17,060DO, and that said 51 Normandy Drive, contrary to the home library, the books' greatest j PAINTS Shan lay & Fisher Attorneys requirements of Article 10, Section tions—their parents and their nates euthorlied by the said ordi- 550 Broad Street value might be found in the i nance shall be within all debt limit* Newark, N.J. 07102 1003, Paragraph (f) of Ihe Zoning own children. tlens prescribed by $»ld lew Ordinance. Earlier gene- chapters dealing with the psycho-1 '-1-77 IT Fee*6.43 Appeal of Eardly T. Peterson for AUSTIN MG I IN( Ol N M( RCURV SECTION VIII. Thlt ordinance logical aspects of relating to par- (hall tike effect twenty days after permission to erect a free-standfng rations had al- JAGUAR-ROVER the first publication thereof after LCOML NOTICE sign at 224 Elmer street, contrary fo ready lost both ents when one is no longer a 369 SOUTH AVE final eauage. TRANSFER Ol> LI«UOR the requirements of Article 4, child or even a young adult. LAND ROVER W€STFIELD M-77 IT Fees: S38.40 LIONS • FROM f'IRST Section 419 ot the Zoning Ordinance, parents by the DATSUIM NATIONAL STORES, INC. as amended by General Ordinance time their own "It is important that sons and TO MAY'AIR SUPER No. 1045, Section D. daughters lake stock of their NOTICE MARKiTt, INC. Appeal of Benlto Buontempo for children were THU REGULAR MEETING OF Please be advlted that the Ap. permission to erect five one-family Harriet Miller approach- feelings about their aging par- 755-6400 755-6408! THE WESTFIELD PLANNING UNION COUNTY plicant, Mayfalr Super Merketa, dwellings on Lots 15, 34, 35, 37 In ing adulthood. But today it is not ents, if they want to find some •CARD WILL BE HELD AT 1:00 Inc. has applied for approval of the Block 14a (Brown Avenue, Fanwood SISU1»», to 1! l.rt* »i,»li.W P.M. SEPTEMBER 12, 1977 IN THE transfer ot limited Retail Dlstrlbu. Avenue, and John Street), contrary unusual for retirees at 65 to have comfort for themselves and be VOLKSWACIN, COUNCIL CHAMBERS OF THE 'ion License No. OL 2 presently held to the requirements of Article 4, one or both of their parents still better able to help effectively,"! MUNICIPAL BUILDING «5 by First National stores, Inc. Section 411; Article 10, Section 10W, DOMS TOYOTA EAST BROAD STREET. WEST Paragraphs (b), (c), (d), (e) and (f) living. advise Silverstone and Hyman. Inc. FlfSLB, N.J, RATHER THAN ON Please be advised that such ap FUEL OIL plication will be presented to the of the Zoning Ordinance. While this can be a joyful and "It might be easier if our feelings AUTO SALES SEPTEMBER 5, 1977 (A LEGAL Mayor and Council of the Borough of ELEANOR E. SANFORD Authorized HOLIDAY) AS PREVIOUSLY Acting Secretary rewarding experience for all con- toward someone we love were Satvttg 'he Area 25 Year* SCHEDULED. Weslfleld at the Municipal Building, 435 E. Broad street, Wntfleld, New Board of Adlustment cerned, it is often accompanied more clear-cut and consistent, . VOLKSWAGEN CENTER FUCMANN O-1-77 IT Fees:S4.O0 Jersey at 6:30 P.M. on September 13, 9 177 IT Fees: 121.36 • STOUT 1977, at which time you may appear by the distressing intimations of particularly when that person is Pick Up Saiea — Ssrvic* —- Parti Oil COMPANY either in person or by agent, or at- old and perhaps helpless, but «CROWN SMERI'F-SSALC NOTICE one's own mortality that stem New uid Used Can — Truck* Alwayi Ready to Serve You SUPERIOR COURT OF NEW torney, and present any oblectlon consistency and clarity are rare Sedans * Station Wagons — (Carman Ghiu The original date for receipt of from seeing a parent grown Wagons JERSEY CHANCERY DIVISION which you may have to the granting bids, September 6,1977, for rental ol Factory Trainfd Mechanta UNION COUNTY DOCKET NO. F of this application. suddenly old. For many in the qualities denied (o most of us. •CORONA Leaf collecting equipment by the Sport Sedans PL6-7400 3M6-74 COMMUNITY STATE RAVIN, DAVIS* SWEET Town of Westfield as per Notice In middle years, it signals a first "Guilt appears to be the feel- 1134 South Avo, Plainfirid BANK AND TRUST COMPANY, a Attorney for the Applicant, * Hard Tops the August 25, 1977 edition ol the awareness of their own aging ing that must (roubles the adult banking corporation of the State of MAYF Al R SUPER MARKETS, Westfield Leader 19 hereby changed New Jersey. Plaintiff vs. JUAN A. INC. and the realization that they, child dealing with the problems Large Selection of Up-to-Date Salee It Service to 10:00 A.M., on September 56, 1977 USED CARS MAT0S, ELSA P. MATOS, his wife, "77 2T Fees:«17.28 at Ihe Municipal Building. 425 East loo, are approaching the unex- of aging parents," warn Often Watchdog. Burner 3ervlce PROVIDENT INVESTMENT Broad Street. WESTFHID Baiy Budlet Payment Plan CORP, THE STATE OF NEW SHERIFF'S SALE plored terrain of old age. and Shelley. "Caring for parents ! Dial 7r>«-5300 All other details remain the same 186 U.S. Hwy. No. 22 JERSEY. OR J. IGLESIAS, SUPERIOR COURT OF NEWas In the August 25 Notice. who are still critical, still super- j Dial 232 5272 LAFAYETTE RADIO ELEC JERSEY CHANCERY DIVISION For anyone unprepared to North Plainfleld OODGf, Inc. JAMES JOSEPHS visory, will make it more difficult (Between Somerset it Grove) Ml South Ave. E. Weitfield TRONICS CORPORATION, UNION COUNTY DOCKET NO. F Town Engineer cope with this new relationship, MOTORS INSURANCE CORPORA 337176 CAPITAL SAVINGS AND 9 177 IT Fees: »4.80 for you than otherwise lo con-) TION, MARY KARMIRIS, LOAN ASSOCIATION, a corporation few experiences can be more up- PLtHWIRft Executrix ot the Estate of Sol of me State of New Jersey. Plaintiff setting than having to deal with a tribute efficiently to their needs. Meyers. ALAN TRENT »nc vs. THOMAS NUFRIO and MARI NOTICE OF SETTLEMENT family crisis involving one's own You will have to surmount not RANKIN FUEL CO. MOUNTAINSIDt LUCILLE TRENT. Defendant ANNE NUFRIO. his wife, ELAINE NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN only their altitudes but your pos- GARDNER CIVIL ACTION WRIT OF NUFRIO, and JACOB L NYDICK That the third Intermediate accoun parents. Yet, for even the least EXECUTION - FOR SALE OF and ESTELLE NYDICK, his wife. of the subscriber. The National Bank prepared, the situation is not as sible resentment of them." AUTHORIZED PLUMBING i MORTGAGED PREMISES Defendants. Since 1898 of New Jersey, successor to hopeless as it might seem. All Silversionc and Hyman go into MOTORS INC. Sales and Service By virtue of the above stated writ CIVIL ACTION WRIT OF Suburban Trust Company, Trustee ALL DODGE PRODUCTS "Nothlnl Counts Like Service" HEATING ot execution to me directed i shall EXECUTION - FOR SALE OF under the Will of WALTER P. VAN around us, there are available greater detail about the psycho- EST. 1934 chariet A. Honeckor expose for sole by public vendue, in MORTGAGED PREMISES CAMP, deceased, fbo LEONA sources of assistance and advice. logical aspects, but Otten and FULL CHtlVSLEN StHVtC* OIL BURNER room B 8, In the Court House, in rhe By virtue of the above-stated writ BROWN ot als, will be audited and SALES RESIDENTIAL What one usually needs—and Shelley's treatment of the subject Dial 232-0075 Sales and Service City of Elizabeth. N J.. on Wednes of execution to me directed I shall stated by the Surrogate Mary C SERVICE COMMERCIAL day, the TStti day of September AD . expose for sale oy public vendue, in Kanane, and reported (or settlement frequently has difficulty finding is just as perceptive—and per- 425 North Ave. I. Wattfials) 1*77 at two o'clock in the afternoon room B 6, in the Court House, In the to the Union County Court — PARTS INDUSTRIAL of said day City ot Elizabeth. N.J., on Wednes- Probate Division, on Friday, Oc —is a reliable guide. haps even a little more to the Complete ALL that tract or parcel ot land. day, the 28th day ol September AD , tober Ulh, next at 1:30 P.M Helping to bridge this infor- point for the general reader. Dial 276 9200 RemodeUna situate, lying and being in the City of 1977 al two o'clock in Ihe afternoon prevailing time. SALES 766-0900 AUTO REPAIRS Elizabeth. County of Union and Slate of said day. Dated: August 23, 1977 mation gap are two new books: Both books tic an equally good One of New Jersey 230 Centennial Ave,, Cranford Contract All that tract or parcel ol land, THE NATIONAL BANK You and Your Aging Parent by job of enabling us to achieve a SERVICE 766-103 3 BEGINNING in the southwesterly situate, lying and boing in the C ity of OF NEW JERSEY better understanding of what our # vr-w <\JM.~J 2330897 line ol Elizabeth Avenue (formerly Elizabeth In the County of Union Barbara Silverstone and Helen IN WESTFIELD Trustee 374 Shott Dr , Water Street) at a point therein and Stntt of New Jersey Beard and McGall, Attorney.s Kandel Hyman, and When your aged pnrents are going through, Rwy NQ 2Q2 BERNARbSviLLE distant 101.08 leet northwesterly. BEGINNING al a point in the M Elm Street Parents Grow Old by Jane Ottcn and thus to be ;»ble to anticipate MIL-STRONG Vountaimide. NJ measured along the aforesaid south Southeasterly line ol Shelley Avenue Westfield. N.J. 07O91 DtS westerly line ot Elizabeth Avenue distant Southwesterly along the 9 177 IT $4.SO and Florence D. Shelley. our own later years. ' from its intersection with the same three hundred seventy.one Although When Your Parents CHEVRON FUIl CO. R00FM6 westerly line ol Second Avenue: feet and seventy six hundredfhs of a "There are concrete avenues Don) Cleit • Jlere Slrtlko thence (1) south 32 degrees 39 loot (371 76'l from the corner for of help for you." insist Ottcn and Grow Old anil You and Your Your is nits until*f EST. 1925 minutes 50 seconds Wesi and along ted by Ihe intersection ot sold Aging Parent an.' good books to' WESTFIELD ROOFING the dividing iine between Lot. s No. s Southeasterly line of Shelley Avenue Shelley. "You may have to look have handy when a problem Complete Auto 27 and 78, in Block 'C". as shown on ( with the Southwesterly llneot Maflle Among the concerns of for them. You may have to ask •HEATING & COOLING AND SIDING CO. the map hereinafter recited a Avenue ttience running South titty arises, the reader can derive rhe Repair Service distance ot 105 00 feel to a point. I lour degrees seventeen minutes World Rheumatism Year for them, But you don't have to Service • FUEL OIL-BURNERS Deal Direct most benefit frnm them by read- N.J. Slate Approved thence C2) north 57 degrees 70 { (SJO17-1 East and atright angles to 1977 are developing new invent them." Emission Control Equipment 'HUMIDIFIERS No Sub.Contracting minutes 10 seconds west and along | 'he line of Shelley Avenue, one ing them now hrityre the call for the northeasterly lines of Lots Nos I hundred and twenty feet 11W) to a ways to treat children with All four authors hring to their Dial 232 9703 • AIR CONDITIONERS Roolmg, Leaders, (Sutlers 31 and 20, a distance ol It 00 feet to a [ point inence south thirty five arthritis, reports The work a combinalion of personal help comes. | or Aluminum Sidin«> Repairing point, thence (3! north it degrees 39 degrees lorty three minutes (350 391 SPRINGFIELD AVE., DIAL 276-0900 Arthritis Foundation. To experience and thorough re- WSSTFIELO Fully Insured minutes 50 seconds east and parallel West and parallel wi1h Shelley (Miss Mill?) it the executive^ Satisfaction Guarantee* with the first course o* this descrip Avenue sixty Jive feet and twenty find out what is being done search. Jane Ottcn and Florence S49 LEXINGTON AVE tlon a distance ot 105 00 feet to a three hundredth* of a toot <6$.23't to to help America's 230,000 D. Shelley arc both journalists director of thr non-profit, non- Product ForFKEE ESTIMATES point m the aforesaid southwesterly a potnt thence Norm torty nine CRANFOflD Call J Gabriel llneof Elizabeth Avenue thence :A) dfrgn?M twenty tour minutes («19O afflicted youngsters, con- whose book was inspired by their partisan Vfitit'tuil Retired Teach- south 57 decrees 30 rn mules '0 ?'' West one hundred twenty teet ers Association and American ana 'ortytwo hundredth* o( a foot tact the Foundation's New own individual experiences in as- Mcprtds east and a'ong \aid «rj*r> n 1 Association o< Retired Persons). 233-6180 wttterly irne ol Elridbeth ivenne a W J]' to A point .n rhe Souiti Jersey Chapter at 26 sisting elderly relatives. Dr. Bar- and This HEARING AIOS distance of 3! 00 iwr *o in* place oi iM<.'»?riy i.ne ot She Key Avenue Prospect St. bara Silverstone is chief of social BEGINNING wMtch point 'S distent southwesterly S€WICE SWTKHIS Being all of i_n* NjaO*?fhpn the Rvgistpr <_ r>ff^p o( Sou'hfrA-steriv line tf Sheit(*y Avenue (if the most serious forms o called "Good Morning To i.My five (SS'J (eet lo tne ooint or mental health, medicine and Au Union Count/ juiy ?i >V"J ^s VUID UidCe o» BEGINNING our nation's No. i crippling NO 55 C family life. You." Couid PAGE MAY n T1 r disease, can strike even in Premises CO *' O Hi' .mown m *\H 9EiMO diso known a; 2P Shelley Both books contain exienwe ! Arthur Wittke. Prop, eilzabeth Avenue e^iaOetfi New Avenue fiiiisbeth. New Jersey childhood with devastating e Wheel Alignment Jersey * Her? i\ due appro*, matelv sections of practical information ; The country of Indonesia is effects Find out the symp- EARN YOU • Wheel Balancing Tliere %• du'.* Hpp'O. ir-.j-e y W5,029 /6 A.th nte<-t.St from May )7. and advice .ibmit doctors, nurv I actually a huge chain of Jacqueiyn Thatcher (9?? and $977! 77 with .hterest from toms in The Arthritis • Motor Tune-upt $77,203 JO w-fH ri1«?r«f«,t fi-om i:i,«77 islands of which 8,044 Certified Hearing A id February *8- !9~*~ -iid .rov:- May 10 1»?T and co*i«, Foundation's free leaflet, ing homes, community service i Make it MORE • Inspection Work Tne 5ner.fi 'serves thf ogm ic agencies, physiological and be- | are inhabited Consultant aO^ourn :rni -sale Arthritis in Children." Brake Service - Road Service RALPH Qft'.SCF.i. LC haviorii! changes accompanying ; Pick-up & Delivery flALpHO«^iCe;,L0. ayailable. from rh,e New DOLLARS Dial 233-0939 snerff •Never claim as a right - Call 232-4744 203 BlmSl., Weiltitld Wliat you eatt for you 8« North Ave. WesrftelcF fervor- - .bri tit. Wo. 2*7 -THE WESTFIELD (NJ.) LEADER, THURSDAY, SEPTEMBER 1, 1977 Page 81 New Rabbi Joins Temple Jobless Rate 8.6 %; Earnings are Up Rabbi Howard F. Seldin- Israel as part of his studies New Jersey's seasonally survey of employers sector nonmanufacturing Sommer has been appointed at the Hebrew Union adjusted unemployment showed that New Jersey's industries were about in line as assistant Rabbi and College-Jewish Institute of rate remained at 8.6 percent nonfarm wage and salary with seasonal expectations, Educational Director of Religion. He served with mployment increased by except for constrution which THE CATHOUO CHURCH of the labor force in July REDEEMER LUTHERAN THE PRESBYTERIAN MOCNTATNBIDB Temple Emanu-El, West- distinction as student Rabbi after- having declined 9,700 in July to a record level failed to show its usual OF THE HOLY THINITY CHURCH CHURCH Bev. Robert T. Lennon GOSPEL CHAPEL field. He will be in charge of of the Riverdale Temple in steadily through the first of 2,810,100, after seasonal summertime gain because Its Oewperthwalte «*!•«• EN WESTFHXD 11M Spruce Drl*s the Religious School and will Bronx, N.Y., where he had of a strike involving 2,500 pMtor Wcatfleld, New Jersey »70H 140 Mountain Ave. (1 block pKWe n West) half of this year, Com- adjustment. An over-the- Bev. Ms«r. TheBeT.Eus.ujeA. Meknttekei . Minister*, Mountainside, N. J. #»#•» assist Rabbi Charles A. responsibility for pre and month increase of 17,200 in ironworkers. Chutes B. Murphy missioner John J. Horn of 1M-1SL7 Dr. Theodore O. Sperduto Ctarck Office: *»-»"• Kroloff with a religious and post confirmation in- the New Jersey Department the nonmanufacturing Compared with July of Pastor-Emeritus SUMMER WORSHIP HOURS Rev. Richard L. Smltk Assistants Parsonage: 6M-B41B pastoral functions. In ad- struction and retreats. His of Labor and Industry an- sector more than offset a two years ago, when the 8:00 and 10:00 a.m. Dr. Henry O. Bovenkerk Rev. John rasana, Paster dition to these respon- teaching experience in- Rev. Michael Desmowl 9:15 a.m. Bible Claw Martha, F. Ouderldrk, Sunday, B:45 aJn.. Suoaay nounced today. Unem- decline of 7,500 among economy was severely Bev, Robert 1. HarrlnftoB Sunday, 8 a-ra., Holy Com- Director of school for sll youth and adults sibilities, he will be co- cludes a wide range of grade ployment -in July totaled manufacturing industries. depressed, nonfarm wage RECTORY: munion celebrated at this ser-, Christian Education (free bus service to available, ordinate and teach the levels and subject areas. As and salary employment in IIS Pint Street IU-81S7 vice; 9:15 a.m., Bible class; 10 284,500 on an adjusted basis Sunday, 8jlS and 10 a,m., :all for schedule of routes and conversion classes for this unit supervisor at the UAHC compared with ?84,3O0 in The decline in July was up by 117,700. O. O. D. Office MS-74M a.m., Matins. worship services — Rev. Rich- pick-up times); 10:45 ajn. region, as well as Adult Eisner Camp in Great Grammar School .... IM-0484 There will be a fellowship ard L. Smith preaching on ire-service prayer meeting; 11 June and 376,300 at the manufacturing was at- The department's mon- Sunday Muaei: «:48, 8, hour between services on the the subject, "Goodbye and Be- a-m., morning worship service Education classes for the Barrington, Mass, for two recession peak in November tributable to strikes in the thly employer survey also 9:15, 10:30 and 12 noon. patio. gin!", Martha F. Ouderklrk, (nursery care is available); 7 Temple. years, he led a program showed that the average Chapel Muses: 9:30 Pastor Eugene A. Rehwin- leader of worship; 10 a.m., 1975. primary metals and paper p.m.( evening worship service. involving 100 campers and products industries and weekly earnings of factory Italian Mau: 11 a.m. kel will deliver the sermon church school; 8 p.m., A. A. Wednesday, 8 pm* mid- 18 staff. His work has also Saturday Evening Masses: entitled, "The Perfectionist," Wednesday, 9:30 a.m.r pro- wi*k prayer service. A graduate of Kalamazoo Commissioner Horn noted greater-than-seasonal lay production workers fell by 5:30 and 7 p.m. at both services. gram staff; 11 a.m., church College and Hebrew Union included Counsellor and that the unemployment yoffs in apparel, textiles, $2.07 in July to $239.95. Pally Maiwi: 7. 8 and 9 staff devotions; 8 p.m., A. A. Teacher to the aged at a.m. (» s,m. omitted during College-Jewish Institute of rates of 8.6 percent in June and several other in- There was a rise of two COMMUNITY Thursday, Sept. 8, 9:30 a.m., ECHO LABB Henry Street Settlement and July were the lowest dustries. cents in average hourly July and August). PRESBYTERIAN CHURCH Prayer Chapel; 10 a.m., Wom- Religion in New York, House, adult education Meettar House lane. an's Association board meet- CHURCH orcHB Rabbi Seldin-Sommer was since January 1975 when it earnings to $5 81 and a drop ' ST. LUKE A.M.I. Mountainside, New Jersey Ing; I p.m., spiritual life East Bread Street at ordained June 5. A native of programs, and Lecturer in was 8.1 percent. At the of half an hour in the length ZION CHURCH Minister leaders; 1:15 p.m., missionary BU A*asw film at various colleges in recession high, the unem- The over-the-month in- of the workweek to 41.3 M* Dmmer Street The Rev. Elmer A. Takott education leaders; 8 p.m. Huntington, NY., he at crease in nonmanufacturing ywtflcM, New ]: IM-M18 children to church with them. rabbis sponsoring the contact either Rabbi All five ministries will meet State Police and toll emergency services and 1,624,240 RKTHiet BAPTIST CHVBOH ST. PAUI/B course, Rabbi Gerald Goldman at Temple Sholom Thursday, 10 am., adult Bl- at the church next Wednes- in Plainfield, Rabbi Kroloff •WTrlatMf r n Me study. EPISCOPAL CHUKOT day, Sept. 7, at 7:49 p.m., Goldman, Rabbi Charles WsstOaM, Sunday, 10 a.m., worship 414 East Bread Sweat for vespers before the various Kroloff, Rabbi Howard or Rabbi Seldin-Sommer at Juvenile Arthritis if. I. service. The Rev. Julian Alex- WestfleM, N. J. VIM* meetings. Temple Emanu-El in ander, Jr. will speak. Church The Be*. Osatsa Seldin-Sommer and Rabbi MS-1I1I Richard J. Haratnaa Howard Shapiro, Judaism is Westfield, or Rabbi Shapiro Poses School Problems School for toddlers through at Temple Sha-arey Shalom •under, church school (:M eight years. Playpen and Crib The Rev. Hugh Ilveageed not a missionizing religion; deformed, often had are supportive while helping a.m., worship service 11 a.m. Room ODen; 7 p.m., Junior The Rev. Frederick M. Miller Urges Patients nevertheless, over the in Springfield. "The problems of living Weekdays, Wednesday 8 High Fellowship; 7 p.m., The Rev, John H. Seafcreok with arthritis are bad at any frequent attacks of swelling them live as normal a life as p.m., prayer and YlsUaMo* of Members In Prayer. Today, B:30 a.m., ChrisUan To Discuss Fees age, but, for children, this and pain in their joints alt possible, fare better than sick shut-in. Tuesday, 7:30 p.m., college/ Healing Service. crippler can be over- their lives. Today, with those whose parents are Monthly meetings, first •un- career Bible study. Saturday, 6 p.m., Holy Seek Facilities say, 4 p.m., missionary soc- Wednesday, 7 p.m., Chria- Communion and sermon. Blue Shield of New Jer- whelming," reported Dr. proper medical care to help either overwhelmed by the sty; first Monday, 7 ».m., tian education meeting and Sunday, Fourteenth Sunday sey, the prepaid medical- for Multi-Handicapped Blind Joseph M. Marchesano, prevent crippling effects, disease or minimize its board of itaacoas second Moa- dinner. after Pentecost, 7:45 a.m., Physician in Charge of the JRA can be controlled and presence. day, • p.m., pastor's aid aux- Holy Communion; 8:45 and 10 surgical plan for close to "We urge all parents of 'It is time that New iliary; fourth Monday, • p.m., four million New Jeraeyans, Juvenile Arthritis Treat- usually recedes by puberty Dr. Marchesano noted rANWOOD a.m., morning prayer and ser- the multi-handicapped blind Jersey faced the fact that ment Center and Vice •omen''s fellowshipfllhi ; tiflnit PRESBYTERIAN CHURCH mon; 11:30 a.m., Holy Com- urges its subscribers to to communicate with us at there are no provisions for in 70 percent of its victims. that parents and teachers Tuesday, • p.m., board of Maratee as* La Oraade A*es., munion and sermon; 12:45 discuss charges with their Post Office Box No. 674, President of the New Jersey "The child must be helped interested in further in- deaconess: second Tuesday, I p.m., baptism. residential facilities for the Chapter of The Arthritis {.Rt., board of ushers; second Tuesday, 8 p.m., meeting of doctors, so they will know in Teaneck, New Jersey 07666, multi-handicapped blind." to follow a regimen which formation can send for a Tuesday, • p*n., nurses unit. Be**.. GeoGeorgr e L Foundation. usually includes free booklet, "Arthritis in Easssiti T. parents of confirmation stu- advance how much surgery with the view of Mrs. Leona Ross, dents. or treatment will cost and strengthening and ex- spokesman for the newly Dr. Marchesano said that medication, rest, and Children," available from risWT UNITED Sunday, 8:30 a.m., adult Bi- Wednesday, 7 a.m. and 9:30 how much of the fee will be panding the organization to 250,000 American children special exercises," said Dr the New Jersey Chapter of METHODIST CHURCH ble study; 10 a.m., morning a.m., Holy Communion; 10:13 organized Ad-Hoc Com- the Foundation at U A* WEUfFieLl) worship, sermon by Dr. Hunt: a.m.. Altar Guild meeting; 8 covered by Blue Shield. meet the needs of the multi- mittee for the Multi are victims of juvenile Marchesano. Children WISSHJII, Hew Jet—f "Who is a Christian?", Holy p.m., church school teachers The Plan has made the handicapped blind," stated rheumatoid arthritis (JRA). whose parents and teachers Prospect St. Communion. meetings. Handicapped Blind added Dr. Bskert B. Oeodwiia same appeal to doctors on Mrs. Annette Levy, one of that as a follow-up to the The disease will prevent Rev. !•"• B- •J"***™" the basis that discussing the organizers of the recent Presidential Con some of these children from ^w Q* BftsM Tadsscfc charges assists them in committee. ference on the Handicapped, ever getting to school this Sunday, ' 10 a.m., worship n«»r RAPTIST CHURCH 17* Elm Street learning how payments for parents now have the op- September, and those who service in the Sanctuary, Dr. their services will be made, At the present time the do get there take the Robert B. Goodwin, senior Westfield, New Jersey state of New Jersey portunity to highlight the minister will preach; 10 a.m., WestMsaf, New „. Bev. Wlhnest 1, Murray, what insurance their fact that there is no single problems of arthritis with church school through kinder- Dr. Mk"aa W. WUsea, MMstoi Minister (*»9-»17«) patients carry, and how they provides services primarily them. garten only. stev. Edward L. Jeaaien Thursday, 9:30 a.m., Ameri- to those blind individuals agency in the slate to assist Aseeclate Minister can Baptist Women's board. can help make them in meeting the "In'addition to pain and Tuesday, 8 p.m., Council on arrangements for their who have no additional deformity of the joints, JRA Ministries will meet In the Sunday, 10 a.m., union sum- Sunday, 10 a.m., combined handicaps. Yet statistics problems - medical, Fellowship Room. mer services at the First Bap- summer services of the Flral patients if their health in- can threaten a child's DOES tist Church, 170 Elm St.; 11 Baptist Church and the Firs indicate that there are over emotional, and educational, Thursday, 10:30 a.m., United a.m., fellowship experience fol- surance should not cover the of their children, most of vision, heart, liver and other Methodist will meet in the Congregational Church at thi bill. 15,000 multi-handicapped organs," said Dr. Mar- Fellowship Room. lowing the service. First Baptist Church, sermon blind nationally, with such whom are now young adults GOD SEEM by the Congregational Minis- Blue Shield subscribers chesano. "It also can affect Saturday, 7 p.m., Saturday additional problems as and victims of neglect in Night Supper Club will meet ter, the Rev. John Wilson whose incomes are below the past. emotional development." in the social hall. OMSK* ef Practical child care for pre-schoolers. deafness, motor and ChtMlasJty stated limits, and thus are There has been a recent Twenty years ago, eligible for "service neurological disabilities, MYSTERIOUS TEMPLE EMANU-EL Weekly meetings held on emotional problems and movement on the part of physicians could do com- 7M E. Broad Street Monday evenings starting Ap- benefits", can have their paratively little for children ril 18. 7:30 meditation; 8, les- FIRST CHURCH OF CHRIHT, other medical problems. parents to join together in WestfleM SCIENTIST doctor bills for contracted an effort to force public afflicted with arthritis. TO YOU? RasM. Charles A, Rrolofl sons In truth. services paid in full when Both parents state that Many became seriously Cantor, Den 8. Derker Maxlne Meinke, licensed 422 Kast Broad StreM they have been sent from officials to deal with this RasM Howard Sommer, teacher / counselor; affiliated Westfield treatment is rendered by problem. This ad-hoc Educational Director with Dally Word, Unity Vil- 11 a.m., Sunday Service doctors who participate in pillar to post, from agency Friday, Shabbat evening lage, Mo., Westneld YMCA, 11 a.m., Sunday School for to agency, "with no single committee, a voluntary, The Bible promises that we shall all know Him. students up to age of 20. Blue Shield of New Jersey. non-funded organization, is service, 8 p.m., Rabbi Kroloff 13* Ferris PI. Lists of "participating agency willing to assume And with a real understanding of the Bible, will lead services. 11 a.m., Care for very responsibility for our still in its infancy and as one Saturday, ShRbbat morning HOLY TBINrTT young children. physicians" are available in anyone can. 8-.15 Wednesday evening children." of its preliminary activities service, 10:30 a.m.; B'nnl OBCEK ORTHODOX every public library in New is trying to amass statistical Investigate the Bible on your own at the Christian Mltzvah of Jonathan Katz CHURCH testimony meeting. Care for Jersey, or group members and Robert Saunders; Selichot 1W GaHows Wll Bead the very young In the chil- "It is paradoxical that a data on the actual number of Science Reading Room. Listen to the Bible services, 11:30 p.m.; refresh- ISS-MSO dren's room. may obtain them through multi-handicapped blind. Lesson read at our Sunday church service. Bring The Christian Science Read- their employee benefits state that boasts one of the ments and program, ft:30 p.m Bev. Alexander O. Leondfs highest per capita incomes These figures are not your children to our Sunday School, where Monday, B'nal Mltzvah of Sunday services: Orthros Ing Room, 116 Quimby St. i* office. Almost 80 percent of Philip Bergman and David 9-10 a.m. open to the public Mondays in the country ranks among available from any single they can begin to know God and the Scriptures through Fridays from 9:30 to all New Jersey physicians source in the state. Even- The ancient Greeks believed Dorn, 10:30 a.m. Divine liturgy and sermon, participate in making these the lowest in providing poplar trees weep tears of at an early age Tuesday, evening bridge, 8 10-11:15 a.m. S, Thursdays from 9:30 to 9 needed services for the tually they hope to be in a Sunday school Instruction and Saturdays from 10 to 1. resin because they were Also, at a Wednesday evening meeting, you can p.m. All are welcome to use the iaid-in-full benefits handicapped. New Jersey position to offer concrete originally three girls weep- Wednesday, open teachers fellowship hour and Bible hear people tell their proofs of God's healing meeting, 1 p.m.; Temple board study will be resumed In the Reading Room and to attend vailable to low income has a history of shunting suggestions of needs and ing for their dead brother. meeting, 8 p.m. the church services. subscribers. these children to other priorities based on visits to power. states, refusing to recognize currently existing, well These things are helping us know God better. its responsibilities to its own functioning programs in We'd love to welcome you. citizens," they said. other states. A. A. Alcoholics Anonymous CHRISTIAN SCIENCE CHURCH SERVICES Lets celebrate Drinking Probtem? your baby. P.O. 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Prescriptions •r«fs DOOLIY COLONIAL HOME at (tie Worio-Foinous sMute anre surance coverage with a 11:30 a.m. All WBFL sign Thanksgiving." Humiston (triple, double, another shot directly to the Westfield bounced back in Davidson, Timmy Dodd, the bottom of the first. B. McTamaney 37 26 12 12 12 55 6 $100 deductible feature. single), Jeff Dembiac second baseman to end this Dave Luckenbaugh. John 60 4 These costs are partially pressure packed thriller. Bobby Denning walked and i.tott 35 22 10 8 14 (triple, double), and Macaluso; best eye at the D. Humiaton 51 31 15 19 11 79 1 defrayed by the $5 Tennis Ladder Finals singles each by Hank David Humiston tripled and plate, Jimmy Post; most 69 5 registration fee. Other in- At the conclusion of this stole home. Fords tied at 2 2 B. Defining 47 27 17 12 11 Rhodes; 13, Kaplan-Lipcon. Rehrer, Bobby improved, Hank Rehrer, 13 3 .2 11 47 0 dividual equipment such as The following are the final McTamaney, Dave Meeker, tournament, Cat Donnelly in the third but Westfield D. Luckenbiugh 25 standings for the 1977 tennis 14, Kenny-Torcicolk); 15, the tournament director, David Meeker; best sport- D. Meeker 39 19 8 e 9 11 63 5 pads, pants and sneakers regained the lead 3-2 on a manship, Jay Factor, Chris 25 11 6 3 8 8 46 2 must be supplied by the season: Fisher-Morgan; 16, Chenitz- presented a beautiful and walk by Denning and a H. Rehrer Singles: Watkins; 17, Elmore-Heine; large runner up trophy to Alpaugh, Craig Caruana; J. Salvato 39 17 10 11 5 4 58 3 player. YW Tennis double by Humiston. best catcher, Scott Booth. T. Dodd 12 E 0 o 5 5 26 0 1, Dolores Schmidt; 2, 18, Loree-Pray, 19, manager Dave Rehrer, Meanwhile Dave Humiston 67 4 Boys must register in Shelly Nichols; 3, Harriet O'Connell-LaTartara; 20, Each boy was rewarded a Thanks were expressed to S. Booth 40 16 4 9 5 13 person in order for the Signup Sept. 9 completed pitching the first assistant coaches Ike C. Alpaugh 23 9 7 5 4 6 42 1 Love joy; 4, Joan Daley; 5, Snauffer-Giordano; 21, personal trophy, certainly five inniinningi s allowing only 25 0 league to determine their Martin-Kruger; 22, Ash- Luckenbaugh, Ken Booth, S. Davidson 11 4 4 0 Joan IJnger; 6, Maureen Registration for women's well deserved by excellent runs.. In the bottom of O J. Macaluso 13 5 1 22 0 official weight and the Rock; 7, Clara Dieme; 8, croft-Thompson; 23, play throughout the Colenia the Ken Carauna, Robert 2 registration fee is payable fall tennis classes will open fifth Westfield scored 2 runs Dennings and others who C Caruerra 13 3 0 1 32 3 Mary Shea; 9, Susan Graham-Maxwell; 24, at the Westfield Young tournament. on a Jimmy Post single and J. Factor 9 2 1 0 24 1 at that time. The assign- Kreitzer; 10, Muriel Scher; Hannah-Flynn; 26, Heifer- occasionally helped. Special 17 0 ment of players to teams in Women's Christian WOODRHfOCE another Humiston double. thanks were extended to J. DemMec 11 5 7 11, Gloria Schreier; 12, Scheonberg; 2*. Schaub- Association in person Humiston again stole home either the American or Carol Ginzburg; 13, Eva Zimmer TOURNAMENT National Conference will Friday, Sept. 9 in Room C 4 for a five 2 lead entering the Wagensommer; 14, Vivian Mixed Doubles: D, starting at 9:30 a.m. WestfieldSSt Jeseph's3 follow the final registration Lipcon; 15, Anne Morgan; fifth. Robert relieved in the day. The team assignments 1, Dieme-Kennedy, 2, Afternoon classes wil This a well played game. sixth but had trouble 16, Shirley Klinghoffer; 17, Schers, 3, Schmalzs; 4, will then be made by league Lesleigh D'Amore. meet at the Tamaques Westfield came up with 4 walking two of the first officials. The boys will be Gilligans, 5, Lovejoys; «, courts for Westfield runs in the bottom of the three batters. Then a hit For Your Barbecue notified by their teams 18. Gert Cohen, 19, Mary Spasser-Gelb; 7, Foster- residents only. Permits wil fifth to break open a 2-2 tie batter, a single, an error in coaches during the week of Harcourt, 20, Laura Beller; Kemps; 8, Elmores; 9, be required at registration ball game. Jimmy Salvato left field tied the game. The 21. Roberta Harris; 22. Buchsbaums; 10, Yawgers; Morning classes meet a allowed only two runs sixth run scored on an in- or Picnic — t'orinne Coates; 23, Sandy 11. Voorhees; 12, Proutys. Unami Park for any Union through the first five in- fielders out to give Ford a 6- IWooster; 24, Anne 13, Torcicollos; 14, Bern- County residents and per nings. Robert Denning 5 lead. The Westfield team Brand Name Wines, Liquors, UtAPPBf LaTartara; 25. Elaine Zack; steins; 15, Schreiers; l«, mits are not needed. allowed l run in the sixth. In showed real class in the last 26, Irene Kornblatt; 27, Ungers; 17, Kornblatts; 18, Requirements for al the fifth inning rally, Robert inning. On the verge of a Penny Booth: 28, Diane Blechingers; 19, Molowas; classes are: racket Denning led off win a walk. seasoned ending game, the Beer* and Mixers. • Vacuums your lawn Schaub. 29. Karen Ghedine. 20, Drlttels; 21, Elmen- sneakers, new can of balls, Dave Humiston craeked a team began cheering on the as you mow I 30. Barbara James; 31. dorfs; 22, Daleys. and players are asked to last three batters. This was triple and scores the win- truly an indication of the When you want to make • L*rge capacity bag I Barry Traum; 32. Fran register where they belong ning run on Dave Meeker's I : Com'stock; 3:s, Patty Anyone placing herself in team spirit that developed between the handles Rolf, Pavelee single. Hank Rehrer during the year. However, an occasion out of I Moninger: 34, Lois Berger. too advanced a group is followed with a single bat • Self propelled models : Ladies Doubles: subject to transfer at the the Ford* pitcher who had 15 have 6 forward speeds Win Golf Caps Meeker was thrown out at strikes, did strike out the j 1. Nichols-Spenadel; 2, descretion of the instructor. the plate. Scott Booth struck what otherwise could • Rear-wheal I • Buchshaum-Scher; 3. Mrs Alfie Roff of Persons who are not sure out before Steve Davidson f 6 DflttSVS tO ©HO drive , | Daley-Haliuin: 4, Schmalz- I Mountainside and Mrs. ! in which class they should drew a walk. Chris Alpaugh Westfield's season. But, Boy be a routine affair- I Zutty, 5, Shea-Unger, 6, Marjorie Pavelec of Scotch • Automatic ! register, may be tested a then singled scoring Hank what a season Westfield free j Dieme-Harcourt; 7. Plains won the Presidents Unami Courts, Sept. 7 at Rehrer and Davidson. had!!! Manager Dave I 1-ovejoy-Voorhees: 8. Sch- Cup and Vice Presidents choose a delectable wheeling 9:30a.m. Rain date is Sept. 8 Timmy Dodd drew a walk Rehrer wishes the boys a , midt-Yawger. 9. Coates- Cup following a playoff after at 9:30 a.m. feature before Jim Salvato hit into a : Rock. lfl. Diekinson-Foster- three rounds on the women's Four levels of instruction forced out. Dave drink from our large JDemp. 11. Schreier- event at Warrenbrook will be offered. Full in ; Wagensommer: 12, Prouty- Country Club last month. Luckenbaugh, Craig formation may be obtained Caruana. Jay Factor GOlFEftS! stock. from the YWCA brochure, available at the YWCA, 220 Top Quality Club* Clark St. Bags and Sails At If in doubt &ur cheerful staff DISCOUNT PRICES Colfpnde Grips Installed will kelp you tmitk ynur seteetion. Club Champ Woods Refinished Golf Clubs Repaired Convenient location in the Garwood Matl ambassador Mrs. Sam Sidorakis of j SERVICES Westfield won the club i INC SOU SHOT DAVE GILDERSLEEVE S championship at! 2544 Plainfield Avenue PHONE 233-0003 Shackamaxon Country ! ; Scotch Plains 1030 30OTH AVeNuE IMST VVBSTfigLO NBVY JERSEY 07090 Club Mrs. Sidorakis 232- T7« tear yeav'a club i Tun', to Sat 9:30 ».m. • 8 p.m. Colonial Liquors 1 Mi '*, '. U 4Mi *i I Ave. Gwrwood 7S9-T244 -THE WESTFIELD (NJ.) LEADER, THURSDAY, SEPTKMBRK 1, 1977 Fuse ZJ Soccer Signup Memorial Pool No. 2 in League 403 in Tennis Event Dieme Tops In Men's Play Oak Ridge Site Westfieid Memorial Pool winning the boys 50 yard A record 403 boys and by 7-6, 6-4. Ed Stein of The current standings for Albert Molowa; 47, Britain For Gals' Tourney completed its season freestyle and breaststroke. girls aged 9 to 17 andUnion, who hits with two the Westfieid Tennis O'Conner; 48, William The 7th annual Union Neurs finishing second in the New AndyChenwon three silver representing 51 cities and hands from both sides, Association's mens' singles Rock; 49, Gary Rose; 50, County Women's Public Jersey Recreational Swim medals in the freestyle, towns in the Planters edged Steve Rudolph of ladder are as follows: Bernard Rosenbaum; 51, Ed Links golf tournament will The Westfieid Soccer Sunday. The program is League with a 9 win 3 loss butterfly, and backstroke. Peanut New Jersey Town Howell by 8-6 to win the I, Hilmar Dieme; 2, Neil Tirone; 52, Bill Unger; 53, be held, Saturday, Sept. 17 . Association has announced designed to develop the record. The season To complete the sweep Tennis League, played in youth group. Susie Bednar Barbin, 3, Jack Bergen; 4, Anthony Basto. at the Oak Ridge Golf that all youngsters in West- physical and athletic ability culminated with the League Dave Linenburg took three the fourth*; annual state of Hightstown-East Windsor Bob Cook; 5, Rene Dieme; 6, 54, Dave Malcom; 55, Course, Clark. The rain date field between the ages of 7 of each respective player. championships held at bronze medals in the wide Planters Town Tennis crushed Rosellan Tigh of Dennis Elmore; 7, Marv Harold Sarvetnick; 56, Mike for the tournament, spon- and 13 are eligible for The main objective is to Springfield Community breaststroke, backstroke, Tournament at Princeton Millburn-Short Hills by 8-3Gersten; 8, Bob Hatfield; 9, Siegel; 57, Dan Fleming; 58, sored by the Union County registration in the fall little learn and enjoy competitive Pool. Westfieid dominated and butterfly. The girls did Aug. 23, 25 in six divisional in junior girls and Bill Anelli Roger Hayden; 10, Randy Jim Pepper; 59, RayPark Commission is Sept. league program. The team sports. the meet winning many their share of medal win- groups. of Cranford upset Gary Rieter. Fulford; 60, Tom Coyne; 61, 24. registration is scheduled for The program will be events and placing other ning in the 11-12's also. Kelly Kathy Gerndt of Moun- Shendell of Roselle 8-6 in II, Curtis Way; 12, Harold Ken Cooper; 62, Bill Kenny; The tournament is open to Saturday, Sept. 10, between organized into three swimmers in the finals of Scott swam away from the tainside and Bill Olsen of junior boys. Cohen; 13, Brian Sarvet- 63, John Burchette. women. 16 years of age and 9 a.m. and noon and Sunday, divisions: Division I for 12 almost every event. The 8 & field winning the 50 yard Berkeley Heights captured Third place winners were nick; 14, Richard Yawger; ELCC Wednesday older, who are residents of Sept. 11, between noon and 3 and 13 year olds at under boys lead the West- backstroke and was barely the advanced girls and Joe Heldman of Union, Jane 15, Joe Berger; 16, Jim Union County qualifying as p.m. at Memorial Pool. Tamaques Park; Division II field attack, Steve touched but for first in the advanced boys titles, Hogan of Cranford, Ramy Carovillano; 17, Arnold Group Results amateurs and not mem- Anyone born on or before for 10 and 11 year olds - Morehouse, Greg Ward and freestyle. Kitty Christian respectively, with con- Rizk of Westfieid, Wendy Ceres; 18, George Deckner; Results of the Echo Lake bers of private clubs. Dec. 31,1970 and on or after Eastern Conference at Paul Schirmer took fifth, placed fourth in breast- vincing two-set victories. Garbin of Westfieid and 19, Irwin Bernstein; 20, Country Club Wednesday Entries close at the Oak Jan. 1, 1964, are eligible to Tamaques School and West- third, and first places stroke and the freestyle. Gerndt defeated Mary Beth Albert Chu of Middletown. Harold Einhorn; 21, Vince ladies golf groups' full Ridge Course, Sept. 9 at 5 register to learn the sport. ern Conference at respectively, in the 25 yard Danny and James Morgan Hogan of Cranford in the Trophies were awarded to Giliigan; 22, Tom Hallada. handicap-stroke play p.m. The registration form Tamaques Park and freestyle. Another strong combined for four medals in finals by the score of 6-3, 7-5, winners and finalists by the 23, Charles Riche; 24, tournament held last printed at the bottom of this Division III for 7, 8 and 9 age group for Westfieid was the 13-14 age group. Tony after edging Jane Hogan in Youth Tennis Foundation of Joseph Beerbower; 25, Wednesday are: article may be used to pre- year olds - Northern Con- 11-12. Chris Nolan took Meyers won the 15-17 boys the semis, 7-6, 4-6, 6-4.Westfieid, coordinators of Edward Torcicollo; 26, Class A: Mrs. Katrine Mrs. Reid Wins register. ference at Roosevelt Junior home two gold medals by freestyle, in near record "She's playing with her the tennis program. Joseph Cartazzolo; 27, Savage, first place, net Point Tournament The players will be High School, Central Con- time and also placed second head now," remarked Mrs. The event capped a Richard Bernstein; 28, score 36; Mrs. Pat Curley, organized into teams and ference at Sycamore Field in the breaststroke. Gerndt during the final summer season on inter- Larry Friedland, 29, Artsecond place, net score 39; Winners of the Echo Lake assigned a qualified and and Southern Conference at Gloria Glickman The Westfieid coaches, match, "and now she has a town matches among teams Carlson; 30, Nelson Gold- low putts, Mrs. N.D. Sidford point tournament last week experienced soccer coach Memorial Pool Field. The Ann Krakora and Dennis chance to become number in the league. The next ner; 31, Bob Cuthbert; 32, Jr. 15. were: who will teach the younger season will run from Wins "Big W" Barley "honored their one in the state." Olsen scheduled tournament is an Paul Darmanin; 33, Frank Classes B and C: Mrs.Class A: 1st, Mrs. John group the fundamentals of Saturday, Sept. 17, thru swimmers at an Awards triumphed over Jeff Factor indoor event to be held in Dick. H.F.T. Tomfohrde III, first Reid, 10; 2nd, tie, Mrs. Mrs. Gloria Glickman of of Nomahegan 6-3, 6-2 the game of soccer. There Sunday, Nov. 20. Westfieid carded a net 204 to Picnic. High Point Scorer late fall at the Inman 24, Fred Ducatman; 35, place, net score 36; Mrs.Wayne Dorsett, Mrs. will be practices every Awards were won by Kelly making good on last year's Racquet Club. Fred Edling; 36, JimG.C. Griswold, second Richard McFadden, 18. Although many coaching win the "Big W" tour- promise after losing in the Saturday morning between positions are filled, Don K. nament of the Women's Scott, Andy Chen, and Engelland; 37, Herb Gaul; place, net score 41; Mrs. Class B: 1st, tie, Mrs. 9 a.m. and noon and com- Danny Morgan. Dave finals, "to come back and 38, Bob Giordano; 39, Jim Wall, third place, net John Stewart,, Mrs. E.H. Alpaugh, director of 1977 fall Association of Warrenbrook win the title." petitive games each Sunday soccer, indicated there are Country Club this summer. Linenberg received The If you anticipate a Marvin Harlan; 40, Harold score 42. Three women tied Ehlert, 23; 2nd, Mrs. Arthur between 1 and 4 p.m. Every still some openings for Winner is the player with Most Improved Swimmer The intermediate boys snowstorm, back the carGreenberg; 41, Bill Gun- for low putts, 18: MrsStaub. , 19. youngster will have an coaches, referees and team the lowest net for three full- Award. A "Coaches Award" winner was Mitch Ruben- into the garage. You won't drum; 42, Don Huke; 43, Ed William McCann, Mrs. H. Class C: 1st, Mrs. Glenn opportunity to play and is assistants. Anyone in- handicap rounds played in was made to Bob Kenny for stein of Wayne, who beat have to risk stalls when you Murphy, 44, Jerry Hyland. W. Jeremiah and Mrs. Fred Klinefelter, 18; 2nd, Mrs. required to play at least one terested should call him at June, July and August. his contribution to the team. Mark Silverblatt of Linden turn around. 45, Morris Kornblatt; 46, Barre. Arthur Bradley, 16. half of every game on 233-8286. Tied for second were Mrs. Alfrie Roff of Mountainside For Official Use Only-Do Not Complete and Mrs.MarjoriePavelic of Team Assignment Coach Scotch Plains with 206 each. Registration Paid Calendars Calendars Mrs. Glickman played a Paid Not Paid 90-25-65 to win last week's WESTFIELD SOCCER ASSOCIATION Class A low net tournament. Little League Registration Form B Class winners were Mrs. GOODYEAR Location-Memorial Pool. Time-Saturday, September Pat Taussig of Scotch Plains 10, 1977, 9 AM to Noon. Sunday, September 11, 1977, 12 with 101-28-73 and Mrs. Noon to 3 PM. Barbara Doane of Westfieid Name Height Weight with a 109-30-79. Address Date of Birth Month Day Year Great Pre Labor Day Buys...Stacks and Racks of Telephone No. Sept. 11 Tee-Off Grade School For Publinx 1976 W.S.A. Team Assignment Other Soccer Experience The 50th annual Union County Men's Public Links A 97.00 Registration fee must accompany this ap- tournament is scheduled for GOODYEAR QUALITY TIRES plication. Make all checks payable to Westfieid Soccer play at the Oak Ridge Association. If pre-reglstering or unabje to register on course, Clark, and the Ash above dates, mail registration form and check by Sept. Brook . course, Scotch Whttewalls! Bkxkwalls! 9th to: Plains, Sundays, Sept. 11 Mr. Don K. Alpaugh,Director and 18, with the final round Steel Belted Radkils 843 Winyah Avenue atGallopingHill Kenilworth Westfieid, New Jersey 07090 Sunday, Sept. 25. Bias Ply Tires Telephone-233-8286 The tournament, spon- Note: There will be a Soccer Shoe Exchange during sored by the Union County Bias Belted Tires registration hours. Parents should bag shoes with name Park Commission, is open to and size. men, 16 years of age and First come...First served PARENTS: Please indicate areas of interest in helping older, who are residents of this Fall soccer Program Union County,qualifying as Coach Assistant Coach amateurs and not mem- Helper Referee bers of private clubs. CUSHION Calendar Distribution and Collection of Funds Entries close at the three BELTPOLYGLAS golf courses at 5 p m. today. Publicity - Newspaper Releases etc. A78-13or Banquet - Assist in organizing B78-13 plus Name Telephone No. $1.73 or$1.80 F.E.T. No We, the parents of hereby give trade needed our permission for our child to participate in any or all of the activities of the Westfieid Soccer Association during 70 SERIES 5 other popular the current season.,We assume all risks and hazards POLYOiAS RAWALS sizes incidental to his participation and hereby release, ab- low priced solve, indemnify and hold harmless the Westfieid Soccer WHtTEWALLS Association, its organizers, sponsors, supervisors, any •UPCR-LOW and all of them for any injuries resulting from such SALE PRICES participation. The Association does not have an In- •TART AT dividual accident insurance policy; therefore, parents should consider this fact prior to agreeing to their child's 1. A motor boat (owing a participation in this activity. water skier, for safety 9 OTHER SIZES should carry the following REDUCED DRASTICALLY Parent's Signature IN PRICE number persons: SAVE! A. One CUSTOM B. Two McManigals C. Three or more 2O*OFF PCMYSTEEL RADIAL our "first class" prices 2. The greatest danger in- WTC Titlists volving portable electric fans is: In a repeat of last year's Peter double faulted for 1-0 A. Catching a cold from Parent-Junior B finals at the McManigal. Service was the draft. 71 SERIES Westfieid Tennis Club, Bob held to 4-2. Doug Yearley B. Fan tipping over. KXYGLAS RADIALS McManigal and 16 year old then lost service and Liz C. Cuts and injuries from daughter Liz met Doug McManigal served out the contacting the fan's WHITEWALLS Yearley and his 14 year old match. blade. son Peter. Avenging last The McManigals' con years loss in the finals, the sistency played a big part in '34 McManigals came away their victory. They ANSWERS 1 ARJ8-I3 Plus II 34 r I with a decisive 6-1, 6-2repeatedly forced errors, 9 OTHER SIZES victory. kept the ball in play, and DRASTICALLY REDUCED Liz McManigal led off the held service throughout the IN PRICE match by holding service. match. Liz's consistency SAVE! Doug Yearley was quickly both from the baseline and ssunlui broken for a 2-0 McManigal serving gave the tpns Ouisneo spjezeu, lead. Both teams held serve McManigal's an edge in the am aonpoj sue) 3|j)oa|9 to 4-1. Doug Yearley again matchup of teenagers that aiqeyod paisn in 'ssunjuj lost service and the set was helped swing the match. 3AJ938/ pug sGujuado gone. The key point was at 4- The Yearleys were hard Iiu9 suej am O)ui sjaBui) Hassle-Free Auto Service.. .For More Good Years In Ifour Car! 1, 30 all, when Liz pressed to gain the finals JI3HI IDJIA Aid J0 31|0d McManigal forced con- Peter Loft and son Andrew )OUUE0 U9JP|II|3 HEU1S secutive errors by the took them to 2-6, 6-2, 6-3 in U3A9 |BL|1 OS P8UJ93U03 Yearleys at the net. the semis. The McManigals »JB siesujBua in Engine Tune-Up Front-End Alignment The second set was also had an easy time as they -us JO pspjenB lube A Oil Change easily taken by the cruised into the finals when -ape sued BUIAOUI pue • Our mechanics • Complete analysis • Complete chassis lu- and alignment cor- McManigals. Peter Yearley Peter Loft's daughter oui39|3 ||g aAEq pmoijs brication and oil change electronically fine- suet 3ijp3|o 8|qe|jo:••' charging/starting mance • Please phone ment, used by expe- Weekend Result9 At Echo Lake S.JBAIJP am (jaAip at spue) (or appointment • In- systems, time engine, pue J3i)is sqi u/wop SMOIS $30.«»-4cyl. adjust carburetor . U S made cars - pans rienced mechanics, Saturday UpiaSqta of cliMNMHfht trucks extra it needed Excludes helps ensure a pre- Claussen and Mr. & Mrs U.DIU.M ')t>oq papwojD maior brand 10/30 JUtlforour Prt.BXt.ry H4.aa-8cyl Helps maintain a Sweeps-Class A,. 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Academy You just arrived at the hidden switch between the marina and walked down to engine and key ignition. of Family Physicians your dock, ready to go 4. Chain and lock outboard fishing, skiing or riding, and motors to the boat. Most people who have home, at work, and even found your boat, motor, or 5. Check your vessel periodic physical during most recreational on-board equipment frequently, making these examinations have had an activity. missing. You are one of 225 checks at different times of electrocardiogram (ECG). persons thus far this year the day and evening. They stretch out on an (January through July) who 6. After boating, remove examining table, leads are Children immunizei have been the victims of articles that can be easily attached to their bodies, and against measles before th stolen marine equipment. taken. the instrument beside the age of 13 months may be These losses add up to 68 7. If there is no serial Public bed turns out a taped report inadequately protected and outboard motors, 84 boats number on your property, of the heart's activity. should be re-immunized, th (70 percent of which are 10 inscribe your social security For most people, this is New Jersey Academy feet -12 feet in length), 112 number on the cover or body enough to determine Family Physicians advises pieces of electronic gar, of the article (s). whether heart problems are Researchers believe tha fishing tackle and other 8. Keep an inventory of all Notice present. But sometimes younger children still have boating equipment stored articles on-board, with more is needed. some degree of protection on-board, totaling an name and model number, FL • 'hose individuals with inherited from thei estimated $227,400. Fur- serial number, and pu7'..4ig symptoms that mothers, and this factoi thermore, New Jersey description (size, color, and interferes with the ef People Needing People was the theme of a special slide presentation shown at a Marine Police records show Call us Crazy, maybe might be heart ceremony honoring 90 junior volunteers at Rahway Hospital last week. Each of the weight). irregularities, but who show fectiveness of measle that the months of August, AU of these precautionary vaccine. volunteers received a gold and blue pin for the first 100 hours of service at the hospital September and October normal ECG's, a continuous and an "hour" bar for each additional 100 hours. There are more than §0 new volun- measures may seem to be monitoring device is Despite the grea have the highest incidence going a bit "overboard" to we art. But wa have teers at the hospital since the summer began and the In-Service Volunteer Department of marine theft. available that is "worn" for reduction of measles with recorded an all time high for the month of July with a total of 4.M8.50 hours. . you, the boater, but Marine perhaps 24 hours. It consists the advent of this vaccine in What should you do if you Police reports show that the of a recording device that 1963, control of measles is are a victim of marine majority of property taken approximately preserves a record of heart not a solved problem, theft? To start, report in recovered had not been action under all conditions -- physicians point out. Many What Has Medicare Accomplished? person as soon as possible, properly described when - exercising, at rest, eating, children still have not been all lost or stolen boats, reported stolen. Fur- '40,000.00 worth ef sleeping, times of mental immunized and some of by Harrier Miller their functional capacity, it ap- From 1967 through 1975,1 motors and equipment to thermore, the police calm, times of emotional those immunized in infancy For most older Americans, pears that Medicare has made Medicare paid out some $70.4!your local New Jersey frequently recover stolen stress. are inadequately protected. Medicare—even with its many no difference." Billion for health care for older Marine Police Station (see property for which they merchandise. Not only does the con- The incidence of measles in hortcomings—has proven to be Nor, she notes, has it "re- Americans. It may not have suc-i attached list for locations). have no owner. tinuous ambulatory . ECG' the United States has godsend, casing their fear of duced the proportion of the el- ceeded in making them signifi- The Marine Police will provide a better overall dropped from a pre-vaccine the financial derly living in the community cantly healthier, but it did man- require the following in- estimate of the patient's figure of half a million cases devastation that who are bedfast or totally house- age to buy them more peace of formation from you to file a and cut the price heart irregularities, but annually to some 35,000, too frequently bound." In fact, there has been mind than they have ever had stolen boat report: 1) also it can detect problems with a corresponding drop of accompanies se- an increase, with the percentage before about what would hap- owner's name, address and that only occur at particular measles-induced en- rious or pro- of bedfast rising from two per- pen to them should they become phone number ( home and in half. times of the day or in cephalitis, an occasional longed illness. cent to three, and the house- ill. business), 2) description of response to stress such as serious affect of the disease. Despite (his,. bound growing from six to That, in itself, is a consider- your boat, 3) hull iden- physical exertion or Experts recommend that llurriet Miller there arc nowseven. able accomplishment, but onetifclation number and 4) emotional excitement. The measles immunization be :ew indications, confirming the At the same time, the study that is rapidly being undermined registration number. ! deferred until about age 15 uspicions of many health cure reveals that Medicare has nei- by the constant escalation of process requires a small For a stolen motor the 1. Why is It wise to Install months for infants who live luthoritics, that Medicare has ther increased nor decreased health care costs. Older Ameri- portable tape recorder and a j police need: 1) engine make smoke detectors In every That's right, in 1 HALF, speciall_ y designe d unit for in communities where the dually had little, if any, effect markedly the proportion of thecans are now paying more in r = nation's older population living out-of-pocket medical expenses and year, 2) model and household? high-speehihd d playbaclbkk of theth! disease is not prevalent, tpon the health of the nation's serial numbers. In case of Ider population, and that its in institutions. While the num- than at the program's inception 2. Electric cords and cables tape. The instrument is! Vaccinations should be ber of institutionalized older per- —a factor which could eventu- stolen equipment, report: 1) hung near a swimming attached to standard chest given any time after six rimary impact has been finan- name of the article (s) and ial. sons has increased—from 650,- ally force many older patients to pool should be placed But bring eaeh leads and the patient can months during measles type of equipment. 2) serial above the pool level at "Where Medicare apparently 000 in 1962 to about a million reduce their utilization of physi- carry it unobtrusively by an ' outbreaks, and these chil- and model number (s). least: ias made a difference," reports in 1970—Dr. Shanas points out cians' services, thus negating the over-the-shoulder strap dren should then be re- ociologist Ethel Shanas of the that "much of this increase re- one major difference Medicare In all of the above in- A. 5 feet at these prioes B. 10 feet during normal activities at vaccinated after 15 months. Iniversity of Illinois, "is in the flects the growth of the over-65 has made. stances the Marine Police population . . ." C. 20 feet jlilization of physicians by older With a payment scheme like also need the date of theft Fanwood Native Receives PhD. persons who need health care. A Percentage-wise, there has Medicare—or, for that matter, (approximately), the place we eannet charge. F. Edwin Weldon 3rd son Choral Society. He hasjreaier proportion of elderly in been little change; four percent national health insurance—the where the missing property ANSWERS of Mr. and Mrs. Frank E. served as soloist and 975 than in 1962 [79 percent were living in institutions in people running it have to decide was taken and last but not auoiejoqn SJ»i|i»j»pun Aq Weldon Jr., formerly of director of music on in- 1962, compared to approximate- at some point exactly what they leait, your signature on the B3MJJS AUJJS oitqnd low, 65 then] reported that they I se P»p|AOJd Fanwood, and nephew of numerable radio and ad seen a doctor within the ly five percent in 1975. This, are trying to buy, and just how report. Mrs. Richard P. Hatfield of television shows. In addition 'ear before they were inter- she comments, runs contrary to much they are willing to pay. Take some time now and Westfield, was awarded his he has been a judge for jewed." the "common belief that Medi- As Congress renews consider- make yourself an inventory )t JO IlllWdS t Ph.D. in economic competitions, an assistant to This is one of the findings of care has been responsible for a ation of a national health insur- of this important in- »l»0 Se many Hems to education from Florida the college In business af- recent study funded by thegreat increase in the number of ance program, the Shanas study formation to that you will be isjounto MBiut State University in fairs and a consultant both U.S. Administration on Aging institutional aged . . ." should help focua attention on prepared to deal effectively Hm! q W*|MM| *M graduation ceremonies held in Maryland and Florida. He and the Social Security Admin-' One explanation, which Dr. 1 the eswntiil queition: Do wewith marine theft. fgiuuttd tin m«*t *tw)tt eheeee from throughout this summer in Tallahassee, is currently president of the istration. While ostensibly about Shanos offers for this trend, Is] want to perpetuate previous The Marine Police Fla. Dr. Weldon previously Tri-State Community Medicare, the study contains that "both old people and their practices or to nplon new *p- IUMMI that boat owners had graduated from the Concert Association and is profound implications for' the families see tang-term care fa- ptoachm and perhaps even new take the following steps to the store. Oesmetlesp Citadel in Charleston., S.C also serving as an adjunct national health insurance pro- cilities, whether correctly or not, goals? protect against theft: put Blows wij durst with a B.S. in commerce professor of economics at posals soon to be considered by as 'dumping grounds' and (Miss Milter a the executive 1. Keep your vessel in a I followed by a master's Frostburg State College. a new President and Congress, 'places to die.' Such facilities, director of the non-profit, non- well-lighted marina. JO SlllipW *H W «Jt SUIJ Patent Motiolues, WKNj Ul tip 0UM 9)tfO*d POM 'I degree in personnel ad- In his own institution he Since its creation by Congress however well-managed and well- partisan National Retired Teach- 2. Secure all hatches with ministration and industrial has served as chairperson in in 1965. Medicare's main pur- equipped, are a residential choice ers Association and American relations from Columbia innumerable committees pose has been to make it fimm- of last resort." Association of Retired Persons). Health and Beauty University. With further and as college represen- cially possible for older Ameri- Pointing to the American Ira- study at 'Southwestern tative on a Middle State cans to receive needed medical dition of trying to cope with the Baptlat Seminary he Association Team as well as care. There had been, however, difficulties of old age within the FUGMANN lids, Tee many to received a master's degree participant-consultant in the some hopes that, by insuring the family circle, she explains in religious education and a national Consumer provision of health care to the "Families keep old people at bachelor of Music Degree. Economics Education nation's elderly, the program home as long as possible. The list here. Effective this month he might also improve their health, assistance of home health agen Project, HEW. Over time he To test this, Dr. Shanas com- cies is welcome, but overall the VOM LOCAL will be professor of has received a number of AUTMMIZID economics and music at pared the responses of repre- contribution of such agencies to honorary fellowships and sentative samplings of non-insti- the health care of the bedfast IMMMMMNT AUegany Community assistantships. While at fMON MALI* College, Cumberland, tuttonalized older Americans in and housebound is still nominal " Florida State University he 1962 and 1975 to identical ques- Medicare provides only Maryland. Since returning served as a supervisor of since UADY TO This may he the to the east Weldon has lions about their health status mjnjma| coverage for home YOU! social studies practice and their ability to climb stairs. he;lnh anl] rdateel services, Dr EMy Blirigat P»ym«nt Plum provided leadership in teachers and as a graduate get about in their own homes, shanas concludes that the only many areas of community researcher for the Florida travel about their communities, | difference the program has Involvement through rea VI WILL IISTILL I IIW Biggest Sale ever Department of Education and perform such basic, essen- macje has been to increase the various programs in the tri- under the direction of Dr. tial tasks as washing, bathing m ilivrulion of physicians', serv- •• MIIIIIZI Till PlltfIT state area of Pennsylvania, William D. Rader, well- and dressing. ices. te htt WoctfioM! Maryland and West known national leader in Virginia. He has served on Economic Education. In 1962, four years before IIITIM SVSTM the board of directors of the Medicare went into effect, 63 Does this mean that Medicare Western Maryland Arts percent of the people intcr- h;is failed? That it should be Sato starts Thursday, Council, Western Maryland While at Florida State viewed reported having "no dismissed as nothing more than Symphony Society, director University he was elected to trouble" with any of these nctiv- •i well-intentioned, Utopian dream 232-5272 \ of a number of choirs for Phi Delta Kappa and Kappa ities. By 1975, after nine years gone wrong? Sept. 1st and rune churches in the area as well Sigma Phi, national of Medicare, the percentage had Not necessarily. As Dr. Sha- tttMVfHAVMtJff. as directing the Community professional and honorary risen only four points to 67.nas points out, Medicare "is a Oary B. MeVkker M «7 College Singers. He is a fraternities in education and This led Dr. Shanas to observe: payment scheme, not a panacea" Tamaques Way KM been ut through Labor Bay. soloist and is a past- currently holds membership —and therein lies the key to its named a researeh associate president of the Cumberland in a number of other "If the health of the aged is weaknesses as well as its at Exxon Research and educational organizations. measured by self-reports of strengths. Engineering Company. He works in tke corporate research laboratories ftUISCftlftt NOW TO litll\ Ihuuii; ) hl lioih r I h.il II ,# s <

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