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Published 20 Pages—10 Cents WESTFIELD, NEW JERSEY, FRIDAY, DECEMBER 28, 1973 Every Thunday Second Clan Poitwe Paid YEAR—No. 20 field, N. J.
KAKLY DEADLINE Special School Budffet Because of the New Year's Day falling on Civilian Dispatchers Shepherd To Leave Meeting Wednesday Tuesday, the Leader will be A special budget meeting vitation to all interested published on Friday next for the public has been citizens to attend Wed- week. Early deadlines will be scheduled by the Westfield nes(jay's meeting to discuss Approved over Protest Board of Education observed. Submission of Board of Education. considerations for the 1974- news articles, display and William J. Shepherd, the the community must con- classified advertising is The post of civilian police- Council Wednesday night by subsequent closed-door third Board of Education sider in providing "silperior in Cafeteria B in the high requested before 5 p.m. fire dispatcher was a fl-;)vot e following a debate caucus on the issue, member whose term ex- education for our children" 21 areas of discussion for the today. established by the Town on the council floor and a While all councilmen pires in February, has in a "system as productive Douglas J. Campbell, meeting and invited corn- were agreed that the announced that he will not and as efficient as it president of the school ments. reactions and ultimate establishment of a seek re-election to the possibly can be." board, has issued an in- suggestions from the public. centralized communication Westfield school board. Mr. Shepherd then system for the town's In announcing his commented on summer uniformed services, as decision, Mr. Shepherd cited school, guidance, the open recommended in the Booz- "more time needed for classroom concept, physical Asks Teacher Sub Rate Hike Allen police department ,- education, physical family and professional wage. It doesn't begin to survey, is advisable, several / commitments" as the main facilities, a bond issue, an A $40 per diem rate for questioned the coverage . ' reason he will not seek re- ombudsman, the budget and substitute teachers in the compensate the poor soul for the demanding nature of provided by the initial election. Board leadership. Westfield school system has implementation. Dr. Joseph E. Kalbacher "We've made some been recommended by the his job. Westfield Local 1643, West- "There will be quite a few It was revealed that plans announced last week that he progress and I have substitute teachers in our call for the hiring of four will not seek another term. tremendous hope for the field Federation of Teach- civilian police-fire future. There.are a lot of ers. Substitutes currently schools the next trying few Mrs. Sally S. Allen is the months. As you ask, Who dispatchers who will work' only incumbent seeking qualified people in this are paid $21 a day, ac- weekdays from the com- I reelection at the annual community who can. serve cording to a WFT are you in for?, think a moment about what he's in munications center in the February school board on the Board of Education," spokesman. police department. Regular elections. Mrs. Allen an- he stated. In a statement issued for with no benefits other llliamJ. Shepherd than his 21 bucks a day. police and firemen will nounced her decision to seek today, the WFT said: handle midnight to 8 a.m. another term on Sept. 27. "A substitute teacher in "Wouldn't it be nice at this Mrs. Barnes To Retire jolly time of year to learn and weekend shifts, and "We've really addressed town earns $21 a day. Every coverage of fire calls when ourselves to a lot of Mrs. Margaret Barnes, the Westfield library in a day he works. The' same that whoever sets the pay who has served as assistant part-time capacity six years scale for substitute firemen are responding to problems over the past teacher in, say, Linden calls was questioned. Under three years," Mr. Shepherd director and reference ago, is a native of Pitt- would earn $38. a day (in teachers, has been over- librarian in the adult sburgh. She was graduated come with the joyousness of the proposal, a patrolman said. At the September New York, $70). Now Linden assigned to the business public meeting of the Board department or the Westfield from Chatham College is a fine town, but it is richer the season and the Memorial Library for four there, and was awarded her reasonableness of our district would be dispatched of Education, he released than Westfield? to cover fire hcadquartervc. ~ hit evaluation of the op- years, will retire at the end master's degree from the "True the substitute suggestion and grants the of this week, it was an- portunities and problems University of Pittsburgh. doesn't belong to the local $40 per diem we recom- (Continued on Ptg« 20) nounced today by Miss The couple has four association or the union mend? Jeanne M. DesroBiers, daughters: Becky, a "Not only would the men either, for that: matter. But Weekly Weather No Leach library director. graduate of Brown someone has to take notice. and women who have served HELP FOR THE HANDICAPPED - H.M. Poole, Jr., center, general chairman of the Mrs. Barnes and her University, who is employed Why, $21 ia hardly a living faithfully and well be more Children's SpecUllied Hospital building fund drive, studies expansion plans with . In husband, Gaylord, will by the Wheeler School for fairly compensated, but associate chairmen. Charlotte Montgomery and John I.. Hrennan. Forecast move to Pittsburgh, Pa., Girls in Providence, R.I.; Seven Nominees Westfield would be in a Today. . . Partly cloudy Police have failed to come where he has been named Nancy, a senior at the position to attract able and cool. up with a lead on the at- assistant to the executive Rhode Island School of teachers in times of John Brennan, Mrs. Montgomery Tomorrow. . . Increasing vice president of the in- Design in Providence; Judy, For Academies emergency. And who'd tacker of Dr. John Graff, 56, ternational division of cloudiness and mild. Hi 137 Washington St., who who has a job on Martha's Seven Westfield boys have benefit most? The children Sunday. . . Rain United States Steel. For the Vineyard, where her of Westfield."', V To Assist Hospital's Campaign was apparently mugged past seven years, they have been nominated by Rep. Monday. . . Clearing and . Thursday night on his way parents are building 3 Matthew J. R'nuldo to colder. - made their home at 646 retirement home, and Kay, John L. Brennan of forces' for all major harness assistant to the late J. home from the train station. Hillcrest Ave, compete for appointments Holiday Closing Tuesday... Partly cloudy * ' Or. Graff remains in a sophomore at Weitfield to U.S. military academy Cranford and Charlotte racing tracks in North Edgar Hoover. with seasonable tempera- critical condition in the Mrs. Barnes, who came to High School. classes entering in 1974. The Westfield Memorial Montgomery of Westfield, America, Brennan was tures. intensive.care unit of Rah- Meeting Jan. 8 They are: for West Point: Library will be closed have been named associate formerly administrative (continutdonp^.o Wednesday... Increasing way Hospital as a result of Dean T. Mettam of 718 Monday night, New Year's chairmen of the Children's cloudiness. Eve, and Tuesday, New severe head injuries. On Mountainside School Budget Woodland Ave.; for the. Specialized Hospital Dance Saturday At K of C Half Thursday... Snow or rain According to police, a Naval Academy al Year's Day, but will be open building fund drive, it was developing. teenager found Dr. Graff MOUNTAINSIDE - A line Office, Monday, Jan. 7. Annapolis; Paul B. Kimmell again on Wednesday, Jan. 2, announced today by H.M. A group of Westfield boys The Troupe, include Chip lying on the sidewalk in by line itemized 1974-1975 There will be a of 538 Bradford Ave, Walter at the usual hours. Poole, Jr., general chair- known collectively as McCarthy, lead guitar; front of 620 Boulevard budget has been prepared preliminary public budget T. Robinson Jr. of 532 man. The drive, scheduled "Colussus" will play for II .Jimmy Fitzpatrick, vocals shortly before 7 p.m. and for the public by the discussion at the Jan. 8 Fairmont Aviv. Christopher Tomorrow Last Day to start next spring, is to dance to be held at H o'clock I oila\ 'x Index notified police. The Rescue H. Ncttc of 6 Oxford Rd.; raise $3,500,000 to almost and rhythm guitar; Dennis Mountainside Board of public meeting of the board Saturday night at the Fitzgerald, bass and vocals; Squad took the doctor, Education. Copies are at 8 p.m. at the Deer field Scott W. Douglas of 77(i For "Attic Waste" double the capacity of the Westfield Knights of Fairacres Ave.; and Joseph Eric Van Leuven, organ, llualncn Directory 17 medical director in the available at the Mountain- School. Copies of the ten- rehabilitation hospital for Columbus hall on North Department of Health, T. Conroy of 634 Carlcton physically handicapped Cliurdi 16 side Public Library for tative line by line budget The attic waste site at the Ave. The affair is open to all keyboards and vocals; John Claalfeil 8,9 Education and Welfare in Hd.; and for the Air Force North Ave. Public Works children. junior high, senior high and Goski, electric piano, organ Mtorlnl 6 .distribution to the public will be available at the Academy al Colorado New York City, to Rahway and will also be available at meeting at whjch time Center will close tomorrow President of Harness college students; dress is find vocals; Rich Costello, OUluirica 4 Hospital. Springs: Edward T. Zan- for January and February. Tracks Security Inc. of New casual. Social 1115 each of the schools, the public suggestions and zowicz of 2129 Maple View percussion; and Paul Sporto 16,19 Det. Robert J. Bell is superintendent's office and recommendations will be Ct. The site will be open from York, which provides in- The musicians, all of Tinncsz, percussion und Tlirilc 19 heading the investigation. the Board of Education heard. 10 a.m. to 4 p.m. tomorrow. vestigative and security whom formerly played in vocals. Higher Costs, Contract Disputes Highlight 1973 in Westfield
.. .Higher costs of almost School budget increased Dr. Joseph E. Kalbacher defeat In school board Mar. 8 Floyd Beane, member of slate for New Jersey cumbent Democrat Vincent cleanup Issues. everything - meat, gas, by 6 percent, calls for seeks petitions against election as 6,515 vote. School Phase-out Elm St. School the Westfield Police Legislative posts. E. McGowan declines new May 24 schools, municipal govern- $10,770,294 in funding "Consent order" on Christ- budget passed by 650-vote Is "speculative," Board of Department for 22 years, Apr. 12 term. Westfield Board of ment, heating fuel - and despite anticipated mas pageant in the high margin. Education President named as Policeman-of- A Booz-Allen study of the Westfield Community Education supports local shortages of many of the decrease of 400 in school, v U.S. Federal Judge Douglas Campbell says, but Year. Westfield Police Depart- Center fears summer tax levy as basis for school same. enrollment. Miller-Cory House earns Frederick B, Lacey okays is not contemplated for at Contract talks resume be- ment is expected in about closing because of lack of funding, notifies legislators . . .Settlement of the David J. Meeker succeeds place on National Register consent order to end Yule least two or three years. tween school board and six weeks, Mayor Donn A. funds. of its position on recent New controversy on the Christ- Jack J. Camillo as judge of of Historic Places. pageant dispute. Father Daniel Berrigan's Westfield Education Snyder tells public. May 3 Jersey Supreme Court mas program at the high the Municipal Court. Central Ave. speed limits Police dispatcher from scheduled appearance in Association as Joseph P. Parochial aid ends for Townwidc survey planned ruling which found present school and a "blatant at- Five new firemen join reduced to 35 mph. Parsippany-Troy Hills held Westfield draws protest Doyle is named mediator by Holy Trinity Elementary to sample feelings of public method of financing schools tempt" to revive it. department as 42-hour work School board members in death of Linda Sisko. from some board members, the Public Employment and High Schools under toward schools. unconstitutional. , .. .Upset in school board week begins. press for acceptance of $10.7 Marketing study in- citizens, but sponsors are Relations Commission. court order. Board of Education ap- Democratic Municipal election as entire Joint Civic Jan. 11 million school budget. terviewers finds Westfield said to have met all Eight hundred cross Fact finder named to proves holiday program Chairman Hurry W, Foskey Committee slate defeated Clarence Troxell with- Feb. 1 ''friendly, open, requirements for school picket lines of Newark study impasse between policy. refutes charges of "clique" for first time in history. draws candidacy as Town consultant cooperative." rental. police to attend Berrigan teachers and school board Democratic councilman control. . . .Resignations of aspirant for school board, recommends central Feb. 22 Mrs. Richard Atten- talk. on contract. demand vote on cleanup Junior Womun's Club Superintendent of Schools, leaving field of seven for receiving site for "attic Douglas Campbell Is borough heads YWCA board Mar. 29 Robert P. Barnes, program. names Kathy Coogan and Lillard E. Law, Deputy Fire three seats, cleanup." elected president of the of directors; Mrs. Judy Westfield Education Republican first ward Full ticket for council Cathy Ward delegates to Chief Jack Dries, Town Alternates to Central Schools to survey students Board of Education in Harvin elected president of Association claims that councilman, seeks posts fielded by Democruts. Citizenship Institute. Attorney Cuddle Davidson Railroad travel sought as on immunization against unanimous vote; Clark the Westfield Community May 31 and Town Engineer Charles school board offers them reelection. Candidates are James H. threatened Jan. 21 cessation measles and german Leslie wins vice-presidency Center. less money than voters Apr. lit Engelland, Wardl; William Contests for Democratic Van Benschoten. of operations nears. State measles. by 4-3 vote margin. Mar. IS committee posts und Sen. Frank X. McDermott approved In the budget. Citizens committee J. Mahcr, Ward i\ Thomas . . .Contract disputes - Mountainside man, Town Council seeks Crowd anticipated at Funding of Brightwood suggests joint use of A. Plutn, Ward I); und Republican Ward 4 council with police, teachers, school acts to save rail service. Marine Capt, James T. average 5.5 percent pay Berrigan lecture as spon- nomination for candidate secretaries. Park is urged by Coun- Columbus School by the Thomas Stoudt, Ward 4. Hut Desegregation eyed Egan Jr., not on list . of hikes for town employees. sors, the Westfield Friends cilman Alex Williams. Union County Educational party has internal contests for Town • Council to . . .Strike at Fairview favorably as Columbus Vietnam prisoners. Egan Democratic councilmen of George Merritt Jr., seek highlight election. Cemetery. Tamaques School Services Commission und for committee posts in 14 School phase-out nears was first reported missing' urge Implementation of local off-duty police as part students offer suggestion for the Westfield Recreation voting districts. Westfield Service League .. .Ana a pilot project for ' completion. in action Jan. 21, 1986. house-to-house cleanup of requirement for rental. "attic waste" disposal. official Now Jersey State Commission. May 10 murks 40th year, presents School board retains Feb. 8 program. Fund-raiser for Merritt, song at meeting of Town $200,000 ralseH for Y'a new Recommendation that the town with flag pole, flag and . These are among the architect to prepare Large vote expected at Impasse declared In accused of Plainfield ; highlights of the year in feasibility study for use of Council. Four Seasons Outdoor school board reconsider Its bronze pluqtic ut Westfield Tuesday's school board negotiations between Board policeman's murder, Meat boycott urged by Center. Oct. :i policy on holiday Memorial Pool. Donation > Westfield outlined by 1973 Clark Park for athletic- election. of Education and Westfield continues to draw criticism. •headlines below. program. Westfield chapter of Until Holy Trinity parents to programs is refused In .1-4 honors Vietnam war dead Town Council Introduces Education association. The Rev. Wllmont J, Prices Drop. plead with legislators for vote. from Westfield. i During the year the Jan. 18 $5.8 million budget, 4.7 M«r. I s Leader carried obituaries of Murray becomes new senior Apr. 5 parochlad. Chamber of Commerce to June 7 Christmas program suit percent higher than About MM) kindergarten minister of the First Baptist s.197 residentsor former West- settled with removal of "Art Teachers threaten Frank MacPhernon seeks honor Morris Knrnler at Chin upsets Mrs. ISUUCHOII previous year. Coupled with through sixth grade school Church. to win Ward 4 Republican fielders. Record numbers Masterpieces" as both county and school budgets "further action" if pay Republican nomination for dinner-dance. jfof 14 each were in Issues of children immunized against Councilman Charles A. demands arc not met, claim Town Council Heat. May 17 nomination for Town Board of Education and needs, tho budget Is ex- measles In day-long free Harris asked town to |'Mar. 22 and Apr. 10. Only Committee Against the pected to cause a tax rate WoHtfleld faculty earns Apr. 20 Residents' support for a Council; 12 "Insurgent" |two obits appeared in weeks clink. allocate federal revenue $2,500 less than In Zone chunge paves way "mediation route" In the Democrats win committee* Religious Encroachment In hike of about 19 points. Union County budget sharing funds for recreation lof Nov. II and Aug. 1. A Schools (CARES) agree to surrounding communities. for Mentor citizen housing current contract dispute be- seats. sting of deaths appears in Police hunt strnngler of shows decrease. center. Mrs. Virginia Isaacson to Four elementary school submit consent order to the 25-yenr-old Westfield project. tween the Town and West- ' y's Louder courts. Westfield State Senator No opposition expressed In; Republican fourth ward Allen Chin announces field Police Benevolent principals switched us fan. 4 woman, Llndu Klsko, who Frank X. McDermott to to town budget of $5.H candidate for Town Council. cundlducy for Town Association in sought by Wuymnn O. Sk'cngrafc and Nino Westfield firemen was murdered In her South head gubcrnutorial cam- million, Four more candidates, promoted by Chief Norman Ave. apartment. Meat boycott neon m 50-110 Council; Ward 4 Mayor. Mrs, Grace H. Dlckson paign of Hep. Charles W. Mar. 22 percent effective hcru but Republicans to huvu choice Robert BiTCiisiin chargon retire an prlm'lpnl ami vice- Ichard A. Uurker, Allen J. Ituerup. Feb. in Sandman, who scckn OOP Patrick D, Mlnoguu, lalcolm, Thomas F. Mayor Donn A. Snydor fish, cheese und egg sales In Primary. that the local Democrat principal at Tmiwi(|iies Alton Malcolm, Thomas nomination, Independent councilman rise. Vincent McGowan un- "clique" Is unrcHpoiiHlvo to School. ulllvan und Joseph A, bulls soth unnlvorsary of Sullivan und Richard A. Deputy Flro Chief George from tho fourth ward, un- urdl join nice for tiotinl WoBtfiold YMCA Bnrkor hand Joint Civic Stutu Son. Frank X. nouncuH candlducy for membci'H. Library to (iffcr noontime Skrbu ends M-yoar career in nouncoN cundlducy for third MoDormott of Wostfluld Republican nomination for Town Council (unities with concerlH." Educutlon Jan. 25 Committee candidates first Wentflold Flro Department. term. named to head 20th district Wurd ;i council seat us In- park, purklng lot and ICuntlnufiJ on Ptuf 7) THE WESTFIELD (S.i.) LEADER, FRIDAY, DECEMBER M, !•»*• Jonathan Bagger, Robert schools will close without Aug. 16 Chronology agreement on coming year's Sept. 6 Sept. 20 Oct. 4 in conference session. become executive director Rennicks and L. Chris Town Council approves by Westfield teachers and League of Women Voters' School board President of the Concrete Pipe (Continued (ram P«g« 1 Vejnoska are named top teacher contracts. 6-3 vote to try a central site Residents oppose use of honor students in Westfield Lake to be built as focal school board agree on 8 survey reveals that average Douglas Campbell calls Dr. Town Yard for temporary Association of New Jersey. Rotary Club awards 25 "attic cleanup" collection. percent salary hike for home in Westfield " costs Joseph E. Kalbacher's disposal site. Disposal site opens. scholarships totalling High School graduating point in proposed bright- Councilmen Charles A. teachers. Board members $55,900, cites need for low Christmas pageant remarks class of 607. wood Park. Harris, Lawrence Weiss and Robert Barnes, first ward Nov. 8 $11,000. Mini-parade planned for approve contract by 7-2 vote and moderate income "a blatant attempt" to councilman, promises Republicans take three June 14 Sixty nine students win Vincent MeGowan, following 232-13 ratification dwellings. revive controversy on Yule action on Brightwood Park Town Council seats in light awards for achievements at Fourth of July. Democratic members of by the Weitfield Education , Council introduces two- July 5 Parade to kickoff $325,000 programs in the public development. vote. Democratic Brendan year salary guide for Edison Junior High School; council, object. Association earlier in the schools. Oct. 25 Byrne is 2-1 local choice for 23 in Book of Gold at Record number of 2,300 Robert T.J. Mooney is day. plea for United Funds. members of police depart- Roosevelt. register at the town's Gun demands are not the Dr. Joseph E. Kalbacher Eighty percent of town Governor; Dems also sweep ment. named to replace Cuddie E. Dr. E. Milton Staub to shuns consideration as a all State and county offices. Ninety-six percent of summer playgrounds. Davidson as town attorney. real issue of the current residents rate local schools Three-alarm fire at Four Westfield doctors retire as director of medical dispute between the PBA candidate for reelection to as "good" or "excellent." Councilmen elected by Conservation Center teachers fail to return Police plead for better services at Children's school board as a Joint Civic Westfielders are incumbent contracts in protest on state sue town's Board of equipment, particularly and Mayor Snyder, the William Maher, candidate climaxes sabotage there Specialized Hospital. mayor says. Snyder argues Committee candidate. for Town Council, charges Republican Robert Barnes of negotiations. Adjustment for its refusal to handguns. Use of Echo Lake Park (Wardl), Republican Frank which has included a series Cuddie K. Davidson is permit them to construct a that real issue is whose School board hires con- that Echo Lake Country of 13 separate incidents of Aug. 23 still limited because of sultants to aid in search for Club gets tax break. McPherson (Ward 2). confirmed as Superior Court professional building at 522 Cleanup and Clark Park responsibility is policy- fires and damage to damage caused by Aug. 3 making. successor to Superintendent Appeal fails to halt North Democrat Thomas Pluta Judge. Kast Broad St. are major concerns of town storm. (Ward 3) and Republican equipment. June 28 Westfield Rotary Club of Schools Lillard E. Law. Ave. "attic waste" pilot Jonathan Bagger to be residents. Leader survey Public Works Center Sept. 27 Oct. 11 project. Allen Chin (Ward 4). donates $1,500 in water-front reveals. Mrs. Sally Allen an- honored at White House as a Presidents of two teacher equipment to new Westfield announced as site for attic Bids are awarded for pilot Jewish community to hold Waste disposal operation 1973 Presidential Scholar. groups, Mrs. Beverly Thirty one new Westfield waste disposal site. nounces candidacy for "attic waste" program at runs smoothly. Y Four Seasons Outdoor teachers to begin three-day war emergency rally in high Westfield Education Geddis of the Westfield Center. Sept. 13 second term of office on Public Works Center; school. Energy pinch hits schools Association claims that Education Association, and orientation. PBA President Ronald Board of Education. opening date uncertain. Holy Trinity High School as school thermostats are July 12 Three Cranford youths quality of Westfield sports Louis Genesson of the Decision awaited on use of Coles scores gun tests and Strike at Fairview Robert F. Ardrey Sr. buys $6,000 surplus lowered. program is threatened by Westfield Federation of injured in car accident at threatens inquiry and job Cemetery is settled. named director of materials owned by State of Board of Education seeks Clark Park for Roosevelt Massachusetts and Grand- inadequate pay for coaches. Teachers, meet to discuss Junior High School athletic action if requests for Mayor's nominees to four Children's Specialized New Jersey. redesign of Tuttle Parkway June 21 plans for cooperation in view Ave. replacements of "unsafe" town boards, whose ap- Hospital. Nov. 1 to provide more space for dispute with Board of program. Aug. 30 guns are not met. Jefferson parents protest Deputy Fire Chief John W. proval was denied by Rev. Frederick A. Meyer Voter turnout urged as athletic program at overcrowding at school, Education. For the first Mayor supports central Mrs. Helen Kelly to retire council earlier, win named interim pastor of the nine residents seek four Roosevelt Junior High time in town's history, Dries Jr. to leave Westfield site for attic waste, cites stage demonstration. Fire Department to become as children's librarian at unanimous support. First Congregational seats on the Town Council. School. examples in nearby com- Westfield Memorial Charles H. Frankenbach Church. Town Engineer Charles Nov. 15 fire chief in Morris Town- munities as models. ship. Library. Jr. heads camapign for four Oct. 18 Van Benschoten, active in William Shepherd, Police Chief James Moran Mrs. Margaret Cox new Republican Town Council School board approves municipal post here for 10 finance chairman of the Bill Scott and Kathy and Mayor Donn A. Snyder director of Y-Teens. candidates. school holiday programs 8-1 years, to resign Jan. 1 to Turlington arc guests of Y's claim police guns are (Continued on P*9« 20) Men's Club on journey to judged in "excellent shape" Scotland. in retort to police plea for July 19 new equipment. Strike at Fairview Seven thousand and 900 DESIGNERS AND MANUFACTURERS Cemetery halts burials, sale students begin new year of OF PRECIOUS JEWELRYSINCE 1921 of plots. school. Capt. Paul Battiloro Jr. Adult School to move to 219 North Ave., W.Wwrli.ld named Fire Protection Westfield High School for Open Thurs. and Friday 'til 9 Office by Chief Norman J. fall term. Ruerup. MorrWownaLlndtn iranlcs Ridgowood Ptnmut • Ll«lngnon Bathing caps mandated Prepaid for long-locked Westfield Memorial Pool. Trips July 26 Can't afford Europe this Westfield Board of summer? High cost and Education and Westfield dollar devaluation Education Association discouraging you? reach accord on contract, American Express Com- BUYING it teachers to receive average pany, and Pan American 8 percent salary hike. World Airways now make it III II Ml Westfield Community possible to see Europe by Center granted $24,500 to - charter for as low as $258 to provide summer em- $1,483 all inclusive. ployment for youth of "There are no red tape semi- IS NO MYSTERY Westfield. requirements for taking Picketing continues at these charter vacations to Fairview Cemetery; no end Europe," according to annual ATADIXRS of strike seen. The Rev. LeRoy Stanford, Thomas V. Powderly, minister of the district travel manager, Don't miss this opportunity to save on many of America's American Express Travel best known brands of clothing. There are two and three Congregational Church, dies Center, 33 Elm St. of heart attack in church "Everyone is eligible. 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207 E. BROAD ST., WESTFIELD • 233-1171 • OMN YMUMBAY UNTIL 9 P.M. THE WEOTFIELU (NJ.) LEADER, FRIDAY, DECEMBER it. 1»7S Pace * Openings Remain Holiday Movies For Children A special holiday movie The films will be Self-Rationing of Fuel in Y Classes program for children for ail shown by Mrs. Rubin. Four days remain to ages and their parents will register forthe winter term be presented by the Seen "Imperative" in County of the Westfield YMCA Children's Department of which begins Monday. the Westfield Memorial At a recent special The independent fuel Association President Openings still remain in Library Friday, Jan. 4, from meeting held in the County dealers group is prepared to Robert M. Crane, of Reel some YMCA pogressive 10:30 to 11:30 a.m. in the Civil Defense and Disaster cooperate in every way Strong Fuel Co. in Cranford, swim classes, including the Wateunk Room. Control office in Westfield, possible to meet any crisis commended C.D.D.C. new juior high swim classes After the program, the officers and directors of the that might develop and it authorities for their forward and in advanced aquatic boys and girls and the adults union County Oil Heat was agreed that all thinking in urging classes such as beginning who attend will have a Association reviewed Gov. emergency deliveries would development of contingency and intermediate diving, chance to meet their new William C. Cahill's have to be handled on a pre- plans for possible establish- competitive swimming and children's librarian, Mrs. Executive Order No. 55 paid basis at the dealers ment of local evacuation water polo, junior liefsaving Ellen Welnstein Rubin, who dealing with emergency office. Further, any service centers. Crane believes the and junior skindiving. assumed her duties here on procedures arising from the required must be handled by very definite possibility that For boys grades 4 to 6, a Dec. 17. critical energy crisis the dealer in question as a the fuel situation could few slots remain in The program will include currently being faced by separate transaction, again deteriorate to a point this basketball, wrestling and "Caterpillar," the cartoon county residents. on a pre-paid basis. winter where such plans tennis classes. story of a boy who plays the All present agreed that a The fuel dealers con- would have to be im- For youngsters grades 4 to harmonica and his dancing self-rationing program on curred with the recom- plemented to safeguard the caterpillar; "Giants Come 9 openings remain in C.U1LL DONATIONS - Mrs, Claire Daffner, center, seated, occupational therapist, the part of homeowners is mended procedure that all public. beginning and advanced in Different Sizes," written imperative and a 100 per hardship cases apply and Dfshaun, a patient at the Children's Specialized Hospital, Wesllield - Mountain- and animated by author He .further stated that gymnastics, trampoline and side, demonstrates skill test to members of the Guild for Jewish Children, an organiza- cent effort is needed by all directly to their local CD. tumbling, tennis, judo and Roger Bradfield, and "Oil many homeowners still tion which has donated much of the hospital's occupational therapy equipment. Guild Hair," a Bugs Bunny car- heating oil users to avoid office for assistance. apparently are not aware of karate. complete chaos within memtxrg arc, stunding from left: Mrs. Frances llrody of Scotch Plains, Airs. Glenda Financial hardship cases the seriousness of the Registration is being held Jayson of Union and Mrs. Murcia Kreuznian of Union. Union County before the end will be referred to local energy crisis involving all daily from 9:30 a.m. to noon Anuximauder, an early Greek, of the heating season. public asssistance and from 1:30 to 9 p.m. at believed that the earth was a C.D.D.C. Coordinator authorities. forms of fuel, despite the the YMCA front desk. For Guild Donates Therapy Equipment stubby cylinder suspended In William J. McBride outlined Responsibilities for public statements of further information, contact a hollow sphere containing preliminary plans for the meeting hardship cases has President Nixon and the YMCA. The Guild for Jewish Hospital. Westfield-Moun- room as well as a hydraulic the fixed stars! treatment of hardship been taken out of the hands countless other officials. table and two testing kits. JERSEY FILE Children, a charitable tninside, according to cases, including new home of local fuel oil dealers and The Union County Oil organization comprised of Claire Daffner, oc- Mrs. liobert Kreuzman of owners moving into the assigned to local CD. Female executives, opera 100 women from Union and cupational therapist at the Union, past-president of the Heat Associations' mem- and computers are among area, and special emphasis authorities for appropriate bership accounts for better Essex counties, has donated hospital. Guild and co-chairman of was placed on the cer- action by State action and the topics explored on than 80 per cent of the retail much of the equipment for The group has purchased fund-raising for the tification procedure to Federal penalties have been "Jerseyfile," Jan. 8 at 8:30 the occupational therapy and donated carpeting and Children's Specialized assure bona-fide hardship set up for dealers in sales of home heating oils in p.m. and Jan. 12 at 6 p.m. on department of the draperies for the oc- Hospital, said, ' "Our status. violation. the county. Channels 23, SO, 52 and 58 Children s Specialized cupational therapy testing organization was founded to help handicapped children, and we chose to make DESIGNERS AND MANUFACTURERS donations to the Children's OF PRECIOUS JEWELRY SINCE 1921 Specialized Hospital because the facility is 2(9 North Aw., W. Wittfiild especially for children and Open Thurs. and Friday 'til 9 the work being done is so Morritlown • Llndax outstanding." Rkkjmoad • fiuinui • Uvinjaon In addition to making financial donations, the members of the Guild have Splendid Sopphires HAPPY NEW also worked on a volunteer basis at the hospital, primarily in occupational therapy. The Guild for Jewish Children has been in xistence for 27 years and is non-sectarian in its con- tributions, according to Mrs. Kreuzman. The organization sponsors tutorial and summer camp programs and annually awards a scholarship to a deserving youth. Mrs. Floyd Jayson of Union is president of the Guild, and Mrs. Herbert Brody of Scotch Plains is co-chairman of fund-raising for the Children's Specialized Hospital. Robert F. . Ardrey, Sr., executive director of the Children's Specialized Hospital, said, "We are grateful to the members of the Guild for Jewish Children for their financial assistance and for the Superb Quality diamonds contrasted with royally sincere interest they have blue sapphlrej shown in the work being done at the hospital." 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OWN THtMMAY WOT lH f !'•(« 4 THK WEHTFIELD (S.4.) LEADER, FRIDAY, DECEMBER XI, MM- A frequent speaker before Mrs. John J. Conlon George B. Hainan , Miss Josephine To Assist women's clubs and con- (Continued from Ptga 1) sumer forums, Mrs. Mont- Municipal Court OBITUARIES Mrs. Kathryn V. Conlon, George Bruce Hargan Sr. Heller gomery also appeared 65, of 740 Scotch Plains Ave. 89, formerly of Westfield, A graduate of Boston before business groups and Miss Josephine McMullen died Sunday in Overlook died Thursday in St. Mary' College and the Law School has given talks in Europe, Wayland Davis, no license Charles C. Gordon John T. Clark sr. Hospital, Summit, after a Hospital, California, Md. Heller, 71, of 131 Duncan at Boston College and the Raymond Lawrence, 22- reporting on the American year veteran of the West- in possession, $15. $5 costs: short illness. Hill, died Monday at Lan- Harvard Business School, consumer to international Charles C. Gordon, 86, of John T. Clark Sr. of 6307 Born in Camden, Mr caster, Pa., General field Police Department was speeding 55 mph in 35 mile Born in Fall River, Mass., Brennan is a member of the business. zone, $25, $5 costs, 30-day 229 Dudley Ave., a retired Northeast Second Ave., Mrs. Conlon lived 37 years in Hargan had lived in Hospital after a long illness. Massachusetts, Federal and fined $50 and $10 court costs lieutenant colonel in the Miami, Fla., died Tuesday Westfield 57 years before Born in Lancaster, she Women in Com- in Municipal Court last week suspension of license: Westfield. U.S. Supreme Court Bars. driving on revoked list, $450. New Jersey National Guard, at Community Hospital in She was a graduate of moving to make his home lived here 10 years. Miss munications, a national by Acting Judge George died Saturday at home. Brennan was former two- organization, has selected Wood on a charge of $10 costs. Hallandale, Fla. Fitchburg State Teachers with his son, George Jr., at Heller retired in 1962 as term president of the Mr. Gordon, born in Born |n West field, Mr. College, Fitchburg, Mass. 166 Baringer Dr. in principal of a junior high Mrs. Montgomery as a 1973 disorderly conduct. Richard S. Baird, careless California. National Society of Former "Headliner of the Year." A Lawrence had been ap- driving, $25, $10 costs. Schuyler Corners, NY., Clark had moved to Miami She was a communicant of school in Paulsboro after a Special Agents of the FBI lived heresince 1923. seven years ago from Holy Trinity Church, and 35-year teaching career. graduate of Vassar College, prehended last month on Robert Anderson, and served three terms as she is currently on the board charges of break and careless driving, $25, $10 He was graduated from Mountainside. He retired 10 president of its Rosary A graduate of Webb She was a member of St. mayor of Cranford, the U.S. Naval Academy in years ago after 25 years Society. She was a member Institute, a school for naval Paul's Episcopal Church of the National Safety entry and intent to steal but costs. president of the Cranford Council and a trustee of the the charges were amended John C. Duffy, careless Annapolis, Md., in 1911, but with Heekel Contracting Co. of the Amity Club at the architecture and marine here and the N.J. Teacher's Board of Health, director, served as a major in the in Mountainside. He was the church and past president of surveying, retired 15 years Association. Miss Heller Council of Better Business to the lesser offense. driving, $25, $10 costs. counsel to the New Jersey Bureaus. Army during World War I husband of the late Mrs. the Mothers Guild of Holy ago as a self-employed served with the Red Cross at Junior Chamber of Com- In other cases to come Glen B. Kaplan, careleu After serving for many Caroline Heekel Clark who Trinity High School. She marine engineer. He was a the Veteran's Hospital in A former member of the before him, Judge Wood driving, $50, $10 costs. merce and president of the Board of Education, Mrs. years in the National Guard, died in 1970. was a member of the member of the Presbyterian East Orange for 10 years. United Fund of Cranford. ruled: Richard Bodmer, parking he retired with the rank of Church of Westfield. His Montgomery has worked for violation, $5 fine suspended. Surviving are a son, John Catholic Womens Club of Surviving is a sister, Mrs. In addition, Brennan is a Joseph Mellor Jr., 23 lieutenant colonel. T. Jr. of Mountainside; two Elizabeth and the Westfield wife, Mrs. Harriet Hargan, Anne H. Wohlsen of Lan- the United Fund, the League North Wickom Dr., careless Manuel Nilo, stop sign died in 1954. member of the board of of Women Voters and violation, $25, $10 costs. For many years, Mr brothers, Lewis of Miami Woman's Club, and had caster. trustees of Echo Lake driving, $35, $15 costs. Gordon was in the real and Neil of Scotch Plains; been active in the Westfield Planned Parenthood. David Grant, 802 South Walter Lewis, no In addition to his son, Mr Memorial services will be Country Club and incoming estate management and two grandchildren, Carl Area Girl Scouts. held at 2 p.m. Wednesday, "Children's Specialized Ave., assault and battery, registration, no insurance Hargan Is survived by three president of the club's Hospital is indeed fortunate card, $50, $10 costs. business. .1. Clark of Cedar Knolls and Surviving are her Jan. 9 at St. Paul's Seniors Association. dismissed, failure to He was a member of the Mrs. Joseph C. Flynn of husband, John J. Conlon; a daughters, Mrs. Harriet to have people of this caliber prosecute. Robert M. Mesaros, Ncsse of Belvidere, Mrs. Episcopal Church here for A resident of Cranford for Presbyterian Church, Echo Mountainside. i son. John J. Jr. of North Miss Heller. assisting in this all im- Jay Walter Tintle, 530 possession and under in- Lake Country Club, Masonic Martha Hollar of Mid- 32 years, Brennan is portant fund campaign," fluence of controlled Funeral services were j Plainfield; a daughter, Mrs. married and the father of Henry St., Scotch Plains, Lodge of Dion, N.Y., Army held today at the Gray i dletown and Mrs. Carolyn Arrangements are by Mr. Poole said. two counts of attrocious dangerous substance, Celia C. Lippman of Fred F. Groff Inc. Funeral four children. The Bren- Navy Club of Washington, Funeral Home, 318 East Millburn, and two grand- Whitesel of Columbus, Ohio; assault and battery, conditional, discharge, six D.C., and was once active a sister, Mrs. Martha Pohl Home, Lancaster. nans' have eight grand- months probation, $20 court Broad St., and at Our Lady children. children. remanded to Grand Jury. with the Union Council, Boy of Lourdes Church, of Great Neck, NY.; 10 costs. The funeral was held Mrs. Montgomery has Ernest P. Diggs, Orange, Scouts of America. Mountainside. Interment Wednesday morning at the grandchildren and two great My Neighbors driving under influence, Derek Gardner, Roselle, Mr. Gordon's first wife, will be in Fairview grandchildren. Resident Joins been a free-lance writer, driving on revoked list, $500, Dooley Colonial Home, 556 speaker and consultant to $200, $10 costs, two year Mrs. Edna Krouse Gordon, Cemetery. Westfield Ave., and Holy revocation of license. $10 court costs, $25 for died in 1955. Funeral services were Rollins Firm business for a number of contempt of court. Trinity Church, where at 11 years. Well known for her Craig S. Volpe, East Surviving arc his widow, o'clock a funeral mass was held Monday morning at the Brunswick, possession of Mrs. Mary Ellen Watkin Gray Funeral Home, 318 monthly column in Good John F. Oitzel offered by her nephew, Housekeeping titled controlled dangerous Gordon; a son, Henry James E. Murphy, assistant East Broad St., with the substance, $50, $10 costs, Gordon of Mechanicsvillc, Rev. Richard L. Smith of- "Speaker for the House," John F. Ditzcl, f>2, of 218 pastor at St. Mary's Church, which she has written since second count of possession Pa.; three daughters, Mrs. Grover Hd., Toms River, Taunton, Mass. Interment ficiating. Interment was in dismissed. Sarah G. Osgood of Kent, Lake Nelson Memorial 1955, Mrs. Montgomery has formerly of Westfield, died was in Fairview Cemetery. also contributed to Redbook, In cases heard in Ohio; Mrs. Louise Rogers, Thursday in the Community Park, Piscataway. Municipal Court before Up until the 17th century, of New York City, and Mrs. Parents, Better Homes & some people believed that Memorial Hospital after a Gardens, American Home, Judge David J. Meeker, the Uccso tfrew from barnacles, Jane G. Smith of Wcstfield; long illness. Kira P. Christmas following dispositions were thp silly tfi't'si1. a brother, George H. Gordon Edward Gettis National Observer and other Mr. Ditzel was born in magazines. made: of Union, S.C.; a sister, Miss Westfield. He moved to Kira Phillip Christmas, Ruth E. Gordon of Ition, Toms River 19 years ago. 54, of Plainfield died Services were held Dec. 19 N.Y.; eight grandchildren Prior to retirement in 1968 unexpectedlyTuesday when for Edward Gettis, 77, of 178 and three great- he was a pipefitter 15 year: stricken at the Richmond New Providence Rd., grandchildren, with the J.F. Kiely Con Inn, Plainfield. Mountainside, who died Private funeral services struction Co. of Long Born in Durham, N.C, he Dec. 17 in Overlook were held Monday with the Branch. lived in the Plainfield and Hospital, Summit. Rev. Richard L. Smith of the Westfield area since 1944. He was a member of the Born in New York City. MYRTONR FREGA Presbyterian Church of- First Presbyterian Church Surviving are a son, ficiating. Interment was in Phillip Jr. of Roselle; a Mr. Gettis lived in New Myrton R. Frega of 1440 of Toms River. Brunswick and Westfield Fairview Cemetery. Surviving are his widow brother, Earl Sr., with Boynton Ave. has been whom he lived, and two before moving to Moun- amed vice president and Arrangements were Mrs. Mae E. McGarvey tainside 21 years ago. completed by the Gray Ditzel; two sons, John F. Jr. grandchildren. general manager for the Memorial Funeral Home, 12 of Toms River and David T. Arrangements are by the Before retiring seven Bayonne, facility of Rollins New Jersey's Leading Springfield Ave., Cranford. of Beachwood; a daughter, Plinton Funeral Home, years ago, he owned a chain Terminals Inc., a subsidiary Mrs. Larane Lee of Toms Westfield. of supermarkets under the if Rollins international Inc. River; a brother, Robert E. names of Quality, National Frega joins Rollins Family Financial Center 1973 Obituary of Scotch Plains; two and Mutual Stores in 'erminals from General sisters, the Misses Louise P. Mrs. John B. Westfield, Plainfield, merican Transportation offers- and Ida M. Ditzel, both of Woodbridge, Springfield, ATX) where he was Chronology Toms River, and eight Anderson Metuchen, North Brun- erminal superintendent in grandchildren. swick, East Brunswick and Carteret. He joined GATX in Mrs. Helen Martin Elizabeth. 1954 as a truck dispatcher in Next Week Arrangements were made their terminals group. by the Anderson and Anderson of 2125 Gamble Mr. Gettis also was the Campbell Funeral Home, Rd., Scotch Plains, died At Rollins he will be owner of Little Brook Stable responsible for the 703 Main St., Toms River Tuesday in Muhlenberg in Summit. Hospital. She was the wife of operations of the Bayonne TRANSFERRED? John B. Anderson; the Surviving are his widow, terminals; which stores and couple had been married for Mrs. Bessie Gettis; a sister, distributes a wide variety of MOMMICA, INC. will Mrs. Edward Vogt Mrs. Ethel Kraemer, two liquid and dry bulk com- Certificates y«v ftiMl y«vr imt h*m» 59 years. Born in Newark, Mrs. grandchildren and a great- modities for customers mmhtrt In th» United grandchild. throughout the East. Static WITHOUT Services were held Anderson had lived in CHARGC. Saturday for Mrs. Theresa Cleveland, Ohio, for 35 years Vogt, 67, of 2127 Dogwood before moving to Scotch OBJECTIVE: to help you Drive, Scotch Plains, who find your next home with Plains in 1962. She was a a minimum of effort died Dec. 18 in Elizabeth member of the First time and expense. 1 f General Hospital. Congregational Church of you plan to move to an Born in Carteret, Mrs. Westfield and had been a unfamiliar city, or just to Vogt lived here 21 years. She volunteer with both the relocate near your pres- was a communicant of Cleveland and the Westfield ent home, HOMERICA Immaculate Heart of Mary Mountainside chapters of INC. will help you find R.C. Church. the American Red Cross. the right house, in the Surviving are her In addition to her *°*NEW YEAR right neighborhood, i n husband, Edward Vogt; husband, she is survived by the new area! three sisters, Mrs. Anna two sisters, Mrs. Dorothy SCOPE; Operation Hayduck, Mrs. Mary Open House Celebration throughout the United McWilliams of Metuchen Czajkowski and Mrs. Julia and Mrs. Edward Basch of States enables Homerica Pelszyk, all of Cartcret, and to furnish you with de- Demming, N.M. tailed information o n a brother, Andrew Fitzula of The Rev. Frederick houses which fit your re- Greensboro, N.C. Meyer, interim minister of quirements even before In lieu of flowers, con- the Congregational Church, j your first visit to the new tributions may be made to will officiate at services at' 0 area! the American Cancer 1:30 o'clock today at the Society. The Gray Funeral Gray Funeral Home, 318 4 to 10 Years, $1,000 minimum REMEMBER; Homerica Home, 318 East Broad St., East Broad St. Interment works only for YOU ! All was in charge of will be in Hillside Cemetery Interest from day of deposit compounded daily. of their efforts — re- arrangements. Scotch Plains. Interest check available monthly. search, reports and ad- vice — are exclusively on behalf of the prospective Westfielcj's Finest Luncheon Restaurant Savings Certificates—$1000 Minimum buyer. They have no con- Annual Rate I Term nection with the seller. It Is their responsibility to guard YOUR interests. 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Forest, a spectacular The showing will be at 2,3 "For outstanding aerial filmed tour of vast and 4 p.m. achievement in community tree-growing areas in the betterment" the Wettfleld western part of the United YMCA and YWCA Four People have believed for Seasons Outdoor Center has States, will be presented at thousands of years that won a $100 merit award in The Union County Park a charm worn around the nationwide Summer Commission's Trailside , their necks protected them Action '73 competition Nature and Science Center, from witchcraft, the evil sponsored by Manpower, Watchung Reservation, on eye and other misfortune*. Inc. The award sprang from the activities of the Four "Seasons pilot environmental work camp, which was designed to offer youth an wNiNirar opportunity for meaningful summer employment by providing a learning ex- TIMEJOMOVE perience in ecology and conservation. Meg Pakeaham, and Lori and Mark 8wlngle trail-chasing at Four Seasons Outdoor When the Y's prepared to Center. convert a 153-acre pre- use in cutting wood and award. We'll use it for more Revolutionary farm in painting signs for the en- environmental projects next Lebanon Towns, .'.p into an vironmental stations. year," said Center Director outdoor recreation and Learning to be at home Schriver. environmental education with tools ranging from Participating in the camp center, Center Director simple sickles, hoes, picks were collegians Nancy Dean Patricia Schriver deter- Pal Schriver, Al Klielka, Jay McDonald and Tim Thatcher Inspect bridge Ikat helped and hammers to more of 538 Colonial Ave., Cindy Most of our Home mined to seize the chance to extend trail over marshy area through Indian Pipe at Four 8eassns Outdoor Center. sophisticated power tools Jarrett of 994 Woodmere I Buyers are sent help youth "r&Jize their was another outgrowth of Dr., Meg Pakenham of 4SO to us by satisfied aB^^K^Bjas^BA^BSSAass ssss\ ga^h^n^^ relationship to 'he environ- trail followers' interests, different plans for lining areas I've used," said one work camp activities - a Kimball Turn, Kate Taylor 0 customers. Won't MMMMM'.we'll ment" and to give them the they used their own spillways into the pond collegian. "Trails just don't boon especially to the five of 532 Colonial Ave. and Tim you become one? chance to see the impact £ initiative and imagination to before they hit on the right happen. From now on, when girls who had not had a Thatcher of 51$ Drop in and see their decisions and actions change the course of the combination to slow down I use one, I'll know how great deal of experience Shackamaxon Dr. High- o our full color could make on air, water trail. erosion. carefully It was planned. with them. schoolers are John Kinastof UJ and soil." One path was altered to Said one 18-year-old girl The youngsters picked up As a result, one girl, Meg 421 Poe Ave., Al Kiselica of display of homes The work camp was include a tree that had fallen when the project was a new respect for the Pakenham, has already 140 St. Paul St., Jay E for sale. composed of 10 teenagers - during Hurricane Agnes - completed: "Reading about building skills of early chosen a career in McDonald of 10 Hawthorne SOUTH 1MARTINE with a blue heron's nest in erosion problems Is one farmers and the lasting FANNOOD half htghschoolers, half recreation and environ- Dr. and Lori and Mark 332-7700 RMitof collegians. Half were boys, one of its branches. thing. But really fighting it quality of their work. They mental education. A boy, Al Swingle of 602 Tremont Ave. NORTH CtLMER. ^*> half girls. In order to include a path is something else." renovated an 1844 barn as a Kiselica, hopes to work on a Prize money was provided WESTFIELD Kj HENRY P TOWNSBNV of rare Indian pipe and a Witnessing the first use of headquarters and 2330065 Chief among their tasks farm next summer and is by Youth Power, Inc., a non- ALLIED •••„ was developing 28 environ- marshy area on another their trails by young day workshop. Pulling down "toying with the idea of profit foundation sponsored mental stations, following trail, three boys willingly camp children opened work no-longer-needed barbed making farming my by Manpower, the world's the plans of Benton Cum- constructed three bridges of camper's eyes to the wire fences in some areas career. leading temporary service mings, professor of environ- their own design from scrap problems of really suc- and an old dock in another, "We're delighted with the firm. mental education at Newark timbers. The rustic bridges cessful trails. taught them lessons later State College. blend nicely into the rocks Some stumbled over rocks used in constructing a 300- MEN'S SHOP* Following the environ- and streams. the larger teenagers hadn't foot post and rail fence r demanded by a zoning code. mentalist8 s map during A vital project the considered obstacles. Some ill explorations of the site, the youngsters added to their slipped on hills that were too A lot was just plain hard youngsters were soon work load after the camp steep. The paths were re- work - broken windowpanes I making their own con- began, was fighting erosion directed. were replaced, hay removed tributions to the education in spillways running into a I've learned to appreciate from the loft of the barn, a 8 center. new three-acre lake. the camps and recreation work table constructed for Coming upon rare plants Working on their own, the youngsters developed three | they felt would stimulate Park Drug Arrests Fewer MOUNTAINSIDE - A 24 So far this year there have BROKERAGE COMMISSIONS per cent decline in narcotics been 104 arrests involving 60 SAVE UP TO 50% ON LISTED STOCK arrests of all kinds in the adults and 44 juveniles. Watchung Reservation Chief Kohler credits the (For kmwMffMbto liwMton only) here, Scotch Plains, Summit elimination of certain areas C*H or wrHt and Berkeley Heights is for parking and greater reported today by Union surveillance in the reser- County Chief Clifford C. vation by park police for the CAREY & DUNCAN INC. 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FRIDAY, DECEMBER 2S, 18TS May you and your loved ones be happy and safe Assessment Data during this Christmas Season and the coining "Check your 1974 property assessments early," ad- New Year. vises the New Jersey Taxpayers Association, as 1973 draws to a close. New Jersey taxpayers wishing to learn the value placed on their property for 1974 local property tax purposes should take advantage of the opportunity to obtain first hand information on the assessed valuation ChiritiW. sometime prior to January 10. COMIUI State law mandates that date as the deadline for local 2 Elm SOT* assessors to file their complete assessment list and WtitfMd duplicate with the County Board of Taxation. The law 233 9100 iilso requires that ten days prior to filing the assessment New Uniforms For Metermen rolls, the assessor advertise in a newspaper serving the taxing district, a time and place the assessment list will The person who comes to the navy blue uniforms outer garments - - parka, be available for examination by taxpayers. If a taxpayer read the meter in Public currently in use. Shirts, jacket and summer shirts, LiktA Coedneighbor. Service Electric and Gas will all bear the company's thinks he has missed the ad, he should contact the which are now light blue, Still Firm Is Tim*. assessor's office to chuck the date and time the assessor Company territory will be will be gold on January 2 new emblem. The rec- will l>c holding opei> session. This pre-filing meeting wearing a new uniform and thereafter. tangualar emblem contains beginning Jan. 2. the company name in- permits the taxpayer to discuss with the assessor the Stall Urn accuracy of the assessment and to correct any errors All meter reading per- The uniform includes scribed in white lettering InfurincB Companies before the documents are filed. sonnel coming out of pants, shirt, cap, tie, jacket, against a , charcoal gray Honn Oilicn: All taxpayers, but especially those in a municipality PSE&G commercial offices and a heavy all-weather background, together with llwninato*. Itlineit which has recently undergone a comprehensive on that date will be dressed parka and hood for use inthe bright orange energy revaluation, should avail themselves of this opportunity in charcoal gray rather then the winter months. The burst. to confer with the assessor, advises NJTA. Though many property owners lodge their protests with the revaluation firm, the final arbiter is the local assessor. Should the taxpayer disagree with the assessor's valuation, an appeal may be filed with the County Board of Taxation by August 15, and subsequently to the State Division of Tax Appeals by December 15, 1974. Taxpayers may examine the entire assessment list in FIRST FEDERAL'S the office of the County Tax Board subsequent to filing by the assessor, but few taxpayers realize their right to inspect the property record card for their property. Although the New Jersey Superior Court in 1972 held that such cards are not public records undrr the definition in (he Might to Know Law, it held that a taxpayer with a pending tax assessment discrimination appeal should be don't |H>rmitted to inspect the record cards. Bpztxul The prediction that some municipalities may ex- perience a lower 1974 properly tax rate should not deter a taxpayer from confirming his assessment early. The knowledgeable taxpayer, familiar with the tax rate formula - - wrap up property tax levy 4 taxable valuations = tax rate realizes the tax levy part of the formula usually includes I ax requirements of at least three governmental budgets PACKAGE! - -municipality, county, and school district. An increase or decrease in luxes for any of those budgets, or in the amount of taxable ratables, can affect the total tax rate the season nn which the June tax bills are calculated. Wipe the Slate Clean yet... When the chips are down, the American family works just a bit harder, and maybe a bit longer, to attain its objectives. We have just completed a year of crises in many areas. There are many challenges still facing us, but they can our sales be solved through the application of one simple concept: work with confidence. HIGH RATE CERTIF H is this ability to work which has helped us to be the breadbasket of the world. It has been the ability to discover and invent that has made the moon our newest 7.35% frontier. It has been the ability to achieve, through mass INTEREST have just production, the comforts and conveniences of a modern society which has drastically reduced the number of our 7.00% ON poor people. PER ANNUM 4%% COMPLETED It has been the desire to provide for our families to the COMPOUNDED CONTINUOUSLY Ptr Annum ACCOUNTS best of our abilities that has triggered more inventions in CREDITED QUARTERLY the this generation than the total of those developed since 4 YEAR MATURITY, $1,000 MIN. begun! the world began. Federal regulations permit premature PLUS! As we look into 1974, let's be objective so that we may record new accomplishments together. withdrawals on Certificate Accounts provided the rate of interest on amounts BEAUTIFUL ANTIQUE REPLICA • save on our white sale withdrawn is reduced to the regular Oil Burning • save 1/3 on sportswear savings account rate and 90 days Pedestal LAMP FOLLOW ME. I'VE ALWAYS MADE IT! interest is forfeited. • save on men's clothing and furnishings • save on coats and long dresses PASSBOOK SAVINGS • save on shoes and accessories TRAVELERS • save on children's wear 5.47% • save on junior sportswear Annual Effective CHEQUES Vl.ldon • save on foundations Now we offer you, the vacat loner • save on home furnishings or traveler, the opportunity of 5.25% using Barclays Bank Travelers PER ANNUM • savings throughout the store Cheques absolutoly FREE. Rospoctod and accepted the COMPOUNOED world over. CONTINUOUSLY
CREOITED QUARTERLY Travel with Financial Security FROM DAY OF DEPOSIT TO DAY OF WITHDRAWAL
YOUR MONEY DOES MORE FOR YOU at... FIRST FEDERAL SAVINGS MAINOFFICL W0ODBRIDGE OFFICE 160 Elm Street 117 Main Street * ITOOD, W4LKER « CO. Westflold, N.J. Woodbrldgo, N.J. MOUNTAINSIDE OFFICE CLARK OFFICE '' j NEW YORK maac EXCIIASGE 865 Mountain Ave,, Grant City Shopping Contor * ; Mountainside, N.J. tINCI 1M» Clark, N,J. EDISON OFFICE SOUTH PLAINFIELD OFFICE -> Ml llm ftfMt WtriflftM II. J. 40 Porsonooo Road Middlesex Mull '.; OPEN THURSDAY EVEN1NOS Amm tiom MV Shopping Cooler Stolton Rood •*" 7 •« P.M. Edison, N.J. South Pluinfield, N.J. -THE WE8TFIELD REALTORS MAITOU » INIVtOU 14* Dinar Stra* Mmkm •! MaHt»to Uatla* 22S LENOX AVINUI ESTAILISHIO 1912 BARRETT ft (RAIN M«Mtt« UvHiig Syttm tr tr ir «ALTO«$ MIMHM IIS Elm Street MEIERMERCK WtSTHILB MULTIfU USTMC SVITtM 201 - 232-4700 N F R A Icekh Htm ft MAISH, IK. HAPPY An* R«#rtMiit*N«et •er HOMIfttCA The "tio CARPET SERVICE" NeHeat 0M*«-U*M» 233-6619 HUM 'l*«Dt lenhe MAY WE NEW YEAR SUrt off (he New Year by treating youttclf to tlwt "NUT TO B.IAITO THIATM" new home you've been wanting; to buy, bu.t have pat off lookinc for because of the aqueew on atortfac**. There is presently a line selection of hoates for you THE HOLIDAY to choose from — that can now be easily financed NEW YEAR'S ONE because of the passage of the new interest ceiling SEASON! law. Yea, we know that many, RESOLUTION Plan to call us noon — well be glad to fill you in on •snug in their own homes, are I'ti tiu II it W.VcllWoud t'ulutilul. WISH YOU the details — and to sit down with you to discuw In no hurry to preu on with We ca n he I [> you f u IH11 t h I H hou«e hunting: during this resolution by ufforlwr the op- AND yoar housing needs. Season. And thla we can well imrtutilty to purchase thin FIVB bedroom culotilui In the heurt of understand. wychwood. Spacloug HVIIIK r<«itn, formal dfulnir mom, largo kitch- However, from1 the phono en will* BAtlnK1 area. .1 bedroom* nnd 2 full hitths nn tho Mccoml NEW calls and visits of others we floor with ti drcAAtiiK' room off TO OUR FRIENDS know that some MV8T MOVE, the matter bedroom. :' more bed- ALL! MVBT And a home, MV8T rpoina nml n, full bath on thi1 get the -mortgage application third Door, . n truo tern - IIK« going, and therefore MUST haven! Call HH, f79,000. AND A HAPPY & LUXURIOUS JUST LISTED! push on with house .hunting right now! $51,900 We asoure you that we we AFFORDABLE right here, on the Job, concen- ASSOCIATES LOVELY In pretty Fanwood — this ehanaing colonial hoaw In- trating on Just one thing — DREAM cludes a warmly panelled first floor family room — REAL ESTATE. Call us and we'll prove itl Thl» now llalhiK mi tt uiilui cul NEW YEAR'S modern kitchen with separate breakfast area — S de-ige In ft frlundly Knnwon.l neighborhood. Wo offer thin di'- extra large bedrooms — attached garage — lew To All whether you arelljrntful home thnt you would In' taxes — Excellent valve — fast Possession. Don't househunting this very day or proud to own. A nnarkllliK PROSPEROUS Located in Lovely In- SPECIAU wait — Call now. not, we hope your holidays are cleamlnir Ihreo bedroom, 1"., bath home wllh a IIUKO IIIVIIIIIK just wonderful! family room, nnnclollH llvlnt- room, formal dlnlnir room. Thi'H' H are no innny oxtrni> Inuludud In dian Forest and ju*t ELEGANCE AND PRIVACY Ino tuiklntf price of {52,1100 tjuuh LOVELY We especially recommend n« carpotiiiR, pnllo wllh bur-bi!- (iuc, nnd an above ground HWIIII- LOW RANCH $105,000 these homes to you: mlnir nool for flunnnor fun. under construction is ON QUIET There is loads of gracious living built into this fine DEAD END STREET A this brand new Gar- Scotch Plains home —4 bedroom* 3V, bafts. 3U ft. BEAUTIFUL ONE OF A KIND NEW YEAR IN WESTFIELD! panelled recreation room. The elegant 1st floor in- A limulirul ocntur hall 1CNC1.IMII corporates a private suite for parents and gaeala. TUDOH In thp aroft of dealrahlv rison Colonial com- A handsome bar-b-que wall is built right into the 27 CONDITION HtoiioliciiKC. What charm tltla liomp him with HH leaded RIIUM BEAUTIFUL ft.' raised terrace. Indoors and out this executive On a knoll in pretty Malvorn windows In tho HimcloUH llvllitf home features quality and excellency. May we intro- Ridge. One of a kind. You'llroom iiuti dining room, that IH P plete with 5 spacious no n.-ifc-ot for forma! enter- ANTIQUE duce you to it? love to show it off to your lalnliiK- -A don with beamed friends. The living room has colling for Informal enjoyment. BRICK WALL french doors opening on to theNaluml C'liiiHinm iioom. mould- l Inn and trim add to I hi' bounty bedrooms and 2 /i porch. The dining room holds of thlM home. Tho flrnl floor hnn IMMEDIATE POSSESSION a dozen people The 25 ft kitch- a nowilor room mid fnmlly FROM OUR THREE en Is a woman's delight. The IdCclK-n wllh BciM.ratn In oak (nut WITH FIREPLACE room. F|v«i larer lit-droomn and P baths. All on the 1st $70,000 grade levol reo room will take three linlhs cnmnlcto till* hntin\ almost all the senior class after Yours ut JHB.nnO. IN CHARMING the dance. There uro four bed- Transferred owner offers this 9 year old bedroom rooms and 3 baths. Don't miss floor is a center hall, LIVING ROOM colonial on a quiet treellned WestfleM street. 25 ft. seeing this. 188,900. living room — all brick fireplace wall with logkeefer in panelled den. First floor laundry — loads of doseta A PERFECT HOUSE! a 22' living room, sep- Y — wall to wall carpeting, curtsias, drapes and many Flow wniiiicrftll In uWH HIICII it GOOD SIZE lirotly imil i>i*rfucl cnlnnlal on other extras. Uio NortliHliIi* nf WfjidU'ld. 1'ro- COLONIAL OFFICES SEPARATE ALMOST fewBloniiiiy (tocnrntiMl by the arate formal dining nwimr with vhann uml hoanty. DINING ROOM ThiH 1H iruly u hmm* vvn rrconi- THE END . inond to llit* illHCfrnln^ finnlly I'ovcly lU-lnir r«»cnn with wniiil room, large modern Of a quiet cul-dc-sao In l>virulHK flroplitco, fornuil (lining Scotch Plains Is tho setting for r?,01!!'. "m'h A «>'»»>* »», fiiruml IIIIIIHK- r«mn. U let us show you this caay-to- IH nnvi'r an cfTnrl to turn out a Kmirnmt niiMil in ihin IT'S GOOD A Come visit CUUPKK HILLS In Scotch Plains .. . BIG HOUSE — FULL BASEMENT — Inspect the new center hall colonial featuring LOOKING! LITTLE MONEY $110,000. circular staircase, sunken family room with MOUNTAINSIDE ATTACHED GARAGE Yuur price rnngu }IR,V60? A iii•« iiuiui »:ii..Mill fin II iln i raised hearth fireplace — separate maid's room In',mi t'liliiulnl Iii Krolrh and bath plus many other features . . . other good looking i bedroom, 2 bath I'liiliM*.' W,- ,.n*,.r I Ii in liniiiiMMl- Cape Cod In our Maple Hill lull, li.ilii.. ivtlli MVIMK- 1-imlll R A lovely suburban colonials and ranches soon to be built. section of Scutch I'lnltiH. The illiilim r.iiini. inn-Ki-iii-iM klii'hci Roger D. Love, Jr. Dwight F. Weeks FAST POSSESSION Open Every Saturday and Sunday fireplace In tho HVIIIR room mid luuiliTii lilt 111 fur vollr In* looks cozy. Tho dining room nl'i'i-llmi. cull u»! home built for the has a Dutch tloor to tho brick Richard M, Corbet Guy D. Mulford patio, Oroftt kitchen. Toot REASONABLE lioune, too! And (if tounw nil TWO FURNISHED most selective cus- TAXES! nttnehod RENTALS FROM ALL OF US David G. Pearson R. R. Barrett, Jr. 1 ... < ll.'ilnunn himni, . l,,v,'h r • IK'lHllIinrlliiiiil - . UVIllllltili tomers. HOUSE AND liniiirillilti'ly - |:,7r>. ARIA MHfUINTATiVn AT GROUNDS IN '.'...I or 4 IlKdru.mi lii.m,. -- NANCY F. REYNOLDS I'I,IM|I1I'!I> with llniMia urn Bllvi'r • - Jinn lu'i- m.iiilh IN ' EXCELLENT n.UliKM ,i|| ulllllli'K . Aviilliililn Innnfilliili'ly r.ir ; CONDITION ASSOCIATES, INC. hi » ninhllm. LIBERTY CORNER (BASKING RIDGE) MAITOM IT "WON'T LAST! 302 !••» tre«4 StrMt MEIERDIERCK Harold A. Moore, Jr. Walter J. Sherman WtMflcM, N. J. PEARSAU ASSOCIATES, INC. Thomas L. De Meza David H. Deland ASKING 2124100 ft MAISH, |M. AND Hfllltor* $57,500! Nwwy F. Roynoldt JAMES J. DAVIDSON REALTORS Olga (Imf FRANKENBACH 218 E. Iroad St. INC. Marie \',\*u IM, 231-2222 • Joan Thoiiiun lilting Mtmkira W.itfl.ld, N. J, RIALT0M Allco Fife 111 HmStrot Daukir ft INSURANCE IROKBRt Mytle Jonklin 201-232-4700 233-6639 lM. HI LIHOK AVI WIITHILB, N, |, Oeiie M, Hull 214 I, trtrf ttratt Wt««ft«M •vanlnR* onlyi 149 llnnr StrMt AM»U OfP-irailT PARKING MM AI»H »mt« Cnnlln J1J-7! 212-7000 232-4MI Mn, AlfhIM W, MlchiUon "NIXT TO MALTO THIATM" 1 UJ-71J9 Kulf) Mtllrf'HMtk 111-74*0 BARRETT & CHAIN LIMIH* *, ««H I!!'*! * Mn |(in»H« t»itf*kn Dl-ISi Only m l«il> W, Ufftnfr 1H-01A MM Rebln»n 1IM444 IVI'I, Onlyi littih Plaint — M»yiw»tn»IJi Phr^ftie G, Rtftiffti <> Sll-SSI RIALTORS LvtltH* A, ,.,. Ul" i f,• *A4tl »*r :::; WtilV* WIW»m AvMhi 1T1-71M M«f.CHy KttMtHm Unkt Mil |«( Wi«trtt«vH ,,II1-19« lll-IIM Urrlln* m RMtl I*MIM(I> 1II-4I44 Ut Dinfcir 111-1 M« NMk D, VtfpH "MO eARriT IIUVICI" J IHI MtIA XI1-5UI Itntfri ». titnn 'i"!!! ., lll-50»T Aft* 0. Duktr aia-1T4« OIIM M, AtwM4 lYIrlen f, Ptiftttl H1'«T» I, Win Clihir 1K.4114 THE WESTFIELO (fi.1.) LEADEB, »BID AY, DECEMBER ta, 1»71 Pa«e» «ULUTATl$All. • RIAL ISTATI SAU • • RIAL ISTATI SAU • • RIAL ISTATf SAU • NOTICI LMAL NOTICI NOTICI Sandwiches Fine For Parties NOTICCTOCSEtXTODS LEOAL NOTICE PUBLIC NOTICE By Mary E. Weaver wiches may be closed or ESTATE OF WALTER M. CRANE. NOTICE TO PERSONS DESIRING Public Notice Is hereby given that County Home Economist open face, and cut into a Mc««Md TO OBTAIN OR FILE PETITIONS ordinances as follows were passed Fancy tea or party sand- MAKE IT A HAPPY NEW YEAR Punuant to the order of MARY C. FOR MEMBERSHIP IN THE and adopted by the Council of the variety of attractive shapes KANANE, Surrogate of the County MOUNTAINSIDE BOARD OF ED- Town of Westtleld at a meeting wiches should be included and sizes. AT THI fA«K CIRCU of Union, made on the 21 day of Dec. UCATION thereof held December U, 1973. by the hostess who will be $51,900. $52,000. A.D.. 1*73, upon the application of The Board of Education Office will JOYC.VREELANO In order to make your the underilgnM, as Executor of the be officially closed patember 34, Town Clerk entertaining during the entertaining a little easier, A sparkling three bedroom This frame and brick home estate of laid deceased, notice Is 25, M, 27, 2t and 31,1t7} January 2 MNEHALOaMNANCI NO. 1HJ charmer with an extra Iar«re built In 1*39 bouti a lire- and 3, 1174 due to' Christmas and AN ORDINANCE TO AMEND THE holidays. you may like to do some well treed yard. Aluminum place In living room, formal hereby given to the creditors of said din Ins: room, kitchen with deceased to exhibit to the subscriber New Year Holidays and In an effort CODE OF THE TOWN OF WEST If you have a little planning ahead. Sandwiches eatlmr apace and a K foot under oath or affirmation their to conserve energy. FIELD, CHAPTER 2, "ADMINIS imagination and know-how, may be prepared in advance den and one*half bath on claims and demands against the The off Ice will be open on Friday, TRATION," BY ADDING TO, AND the Brat door. One of tne estate or said deceased within six January 4, 1*74 from 9:00 a.m. fo REVISING, CERTAIN PROVI- you may like to try your and frozen until ready to three bedrooms on the sec* months from the date of said order, 4:00 p.m. tor persons who want a SIONS THEREOF AND BY ESTAB- hand at a variety of party use. However freezing is and eallnR space make this ond floor la If foot with a4- or ttwy will be forever barred from petition or wish to tile a petition as a LISHING AND REGULATING THE a much souRht after home. JolnlnK * foot drea*lnar room. candidate for the Board of Educe- POSITION OF CIVILIAN POLICE - sandwiches which your recommended only for Let ua ihow It to you. prosecuting or recovering the same FIRE DISPATCHERS IN THE Call us. we'll be happy to against the subscriber. tlor. •how It If anyone cannot obtain, or file a TOWN OF WESTFIELD, COUNTY guests are certain to find special kinds of sandwiches. The Central Jersey Bank and OF UNION. Trust Company, of Freehold, N. J. petition on the above date, petitions 12-21 IT Fees: MJ4 interesting and tasty. There Mayonnaise and salad Executor may be picked up and delivered at are certain factors of which Snevily, Ely fc Williams Attorneys meTVountalnside Mice Headquar- dressing, the basis of many CHARLES W. ROKOSNY 301E. Broad St. ters at Borough Hall, Route 27, you should be aware when fillings, are ruled out for Westfleld.NJ. MourrlalmldeVNew Jersey, or SHERIFF'S SALE making sandwiches of any UM n Fee:$*4] please call John McDonough, 74*. SUPERIOR COURT OF NEW JER- freezing. Cheese spreads, 4S21.Tne deadline for filing is 4:00 SEY, CHANCERY DIVISION, description. sliced cheese, cottage, ' p.m. January 4,1*74. UNION COUNTY, DOCKET NO. John MoDonoueh. Searetary F 4513 72 QUEEN CITY SAVINGS - The kind of bread used is cream cheese, cooked 111 C*»rt4 Avu— 2S2-M00 IHBItlff'l >ALI AND LOAN ASSOCIATION, a New SUPERIOR COURT OF NEW Mountainside Board of Education very important, for the bacon, jellies, jams, olives, 12-21 IT Fees: M.I 2 Jersey corporation, Plaintiff, vs. Im: MUM. frfu 2II.III2 NiN 2I2-ST4I Z*N*r 211-021 JERSEV, LAW DIVISION, UNION IRVING W. GRAY, JR., et ux., et bread must offer the proper and pickles do not take COUNTY, DOCKET NO. DJll.aj als., Defendants. flavor and texture to kindly to freezing. UTHE NATIONAL BANK OF NEW CIVIL ACTION WRIT OF EX- INSTRUCTIONS JERSEV (lucceitcr to Suburban ECUTION • FOR SALE OF MORT- complement the filling. Therefore, the list of • RIAL ISTATI SALI • Trust Co.), a national tanking In. GAGED PREMISES ttltutlon oreanlied and existing White bread goes with sandwich fillings that can be WILLIAM A. CLARK, INC. — REALTORS MEIMNI TAVOHT BY LIOALNOTICB By virtue of the abovestated writ under the banking laws of me United NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN that of execution to me directed I shall almost anything while whole frozen is somewhat limited. WR»TFIKL» LIKH XBH RirKHirKCCD MIWICIAM. DAT Stats* of /America, Plalntlft-vs. BI.LBVKt. HANCH am rvBNirca CLAIIKI, Srovm the New Jersey Department of expose for sale by public vendue, In wheat, cracked wheat, rye, Among the sandwich fillings CALIFORNIA RIDWOOD «t»auioui rounii Include eiil-ln ROIIIM on MINB, iMlminr CUftNKI JOHNSON, JR., O*fen. Transportation, because ot sub- room B-8, In the Court House, In the pumpernickel and other hltcnen with dlflhwusher iind 2 WRLCOMR. cAvCrm-mn. dent. CIVIL ACTION WRIT OF stantial public Interest, has extend- City of Elizabeth, N.J., on Wednes. that take kindly to freezing 4 MMOOM RAISIO RANCH family rooma. Central nlr. ffaa EXECUTION - FOR SALE OF ed the time period for receipt of day, me 23rd day ot January A. D., dark breads are especially are cooked, sliced or ground f hi heat, 2!^ bivthi. screened porch, PREMISES comments on the Draft Environ- 1974, at two o'clock In the afternoon good with cheese or cold nverilied :! car Karave. lieatltlful •y virtue of me aboveitated writ mental Impact Section 4(f) State- of said day. poultry, meat, fish, cooked % acre landiKHpert lot. Imtuedl* of executlen ta me directed I than Ate potdcflftlon, $6.1,GOO. Call -33- • HILP WANTID • ment for Federal Aid Route Inter- All the following tract or parcel of cuts. French bread and egg yolks, and' peanut ixpsae tar tale by public vendue, In state 71 from the vicinity of Plain- land and premises hereinafter par- Italian bread are good with room B (. In Hie Court House, In the field Avenue In Berkeley Heights, ticularly described, situated, lying butter. HOtttKKKKHKKfor handlcapuol City of Elliebetti, N.J., on Wednes- Union County to Baltuvol Road In and being In tne City of Plalnfleld, ham, chicken or tuna salad. lady from H turn, to 12 p.m. or f day, the >nd day of January A.D., Springfield, Union County, New The following are some A.m. to 4 p.m. Kefurencea r< County of Union and State of New Fancy tea or party sand- FOR RINT • quired and own transportation 1*74, at two a/deck In the afternoon Jersey. The Draft Environmental suggestions for sandwich of said day, all Hie right, title and Impact Statement was released for BEGINNING at a point In the PleaM call after li p.m. !?t->0?«. Interest of the above-named fillings which are popular VIUIAM A. (LARK, INC - REALTORS TiLD. with aecrelnrlul 11/11/7.1 TK review on November 7, 1973. All southwesterly side line of Prescott Mrvlce and private lecretarlnl defendant In and to the following Interested parties are urged to place distant along the same In a and make different and 4M SOUTH AVI., W., WBTPIRD — U2-2M0 telephone answerlns: nvnllaule. IcLKHK/Trl'IIT—telephone ex property, to wit: submit their comments before the southeasterly direction 240 leet from upu Nonet interesting sandwiches. Excellent for i«le» or mniiti buil- 'Dertence required. Pieman All mat tract or parcel of land, new deadline date of January H, the Intersection thereof with the working- coudltlona, compajiy situate, lying and being In me City of 1974. All comments should be sent Spread the bread with: MIMNR or wnmiLo MAUD AND nei». AD 3-3701. 3-6-tr southeasterly side line ol South NOTICf TO CREOITORS beneltta. 1> Kaltman & Bone, Plalftfleld In the County of Union in to: Mr. J. F. Andrews, Director, Second Street; thence running In a WKNTKIKLU — Vrofeaiilonal of- Inc. 177 Mill Uine. Mountain- the State of New Jersey: Division of Economic and Environ- ESTATE OF MARCEL E. WAG- - Cream cheese and SOMIMIT COUNTY MM» OP MALTOM Hide. 12/20/73 2T course of south 5* degrees 30 NER Deceased MIMNR Of NATIONAL HOMIflNNU MKVKU, INC. flc* for rent — convenient loca- BEGINNING at a point In the mental Analysis, New Jersey De- minutes west a distance of 107.25 chopped olives, mixed tion. 232-3028. 10/28/72 TF Southeasterly side line of George partment of Transportation, 103$ Pursuaod to the order of MAR Y C. CArlKEH »Al.r.t feet to a point and corner; thence KANANE, surrogate of the County Flaked tuna, chopped WEwrriKLU —Uulet Central lo- Permanent future for reaponelbli Street, distant l!74.»4l«et in a norm, Parkway Avenue, Trenton, New running In a course of south X lexecutlve or n»lei-(ype Individ easterly direction along the swim, Jersey 0BMS. ot Union, made on the 21 day ol Dec. Ibtaa Ob • 211-1024 Km WUKMM • *tt.4US cation! air conditioned, carpet, degrees 30 minutes east a distance of AD., 1973, upon the application of chutney, lemon juice, convenient tu parkiUNT. Kqulppcil ual accUHtomed to active contact easterly side line of George street Signed: JeanG. Schwarti (Mrs.) 40 feet to a point and corner; thence for nrofesslonal. 110 tm. ft, upwith public. Initial aalary plu from the northeasterly side line of Secretary the undersigned, as Executrix of the mayonnaise or salad Incentive compensation and pen running In a course of north 59 ntate of said deceased, notice Is to 3000 si|. ft. CJeornc Wllkon« Leland Avenue, said point being also 12 28 IT Fen :«*.!• degrees 30 minutes east a distance of dressing. 238-H01 1/11/7:1 TKalon plan. For permanent real in.the northeasterly line ot Lot No. 7 hereby given to the creditors of said jdent only, no travel. Kxteuslvc 107725 feet to a point In the side line deceased to exhibit to tne subscriber Ground ham, chopped FOR 3*year development program lo In Block O as Indicated on mip. title of Prescott Place aforementioned; WKVTFIKI.U — ofTlce for rent of which Is shown below; thence under oath or afllrmatlon their convenient location. 232-3026. cally. Poaitlon ofTera atabte ca thence along the same In a course ot claims and demands against the hard cooked eggs, chopped 10/26/72 TK reer with aubatantlal Income and south 31 degree* 10.minutes East north 30 degrees 30 minutes west a EXCELLENCE mnnaKerlni itpnortuntty. Call Mr. along me northeasterly line of Lot estate ot said deceased within six anchovy, mayonnaise, onion Lynch 154-M.U 12/28/73 3T distance of 40 feet to the point and months from the date of said order, FOB HBNT In proreiiloiml bullil No. r a distance of ISO.oo feet to a !Mlftlf>f"SSALI place of Beginning. juice, and pepper. in Inr lit WeHtfleld - profenalunti point; thence Norm Si degrees SO SUPERIOR COURT OF NEW or they will be forever barred from auTte, air condtUoncd. niiprnMl- I'MODICTft INC. wlfhci minutes East parallel with me JERSEY, LAW DIVISION, UNION BEING commonly known as No. prosecuting or recovering the sarne - Mixture of devilled ham, mately 700 vquaro feet CODHIHIIIIK all a very healthy and happ> southeasterly tide of Oeorge Street a COUNTY, DOCKET NO. L-279M.71 220 Prescott Place, Plalngleld, New against the subscriber. RESIDENTIAL SERVICE of. waiting* room. buslneM office, Holiday Season! Become ar. Jersey. chopped onions, green private office, 2 treatment distance of WOO leet »o a point in me NO. J-11,910.73 COMMUNITY Estelle I. Wagner AVON Repreientatlve and enjoy southwesterly line of Let No. 4; STATE BANK AND TRUST There Is due approximately Executrix pepper, mayonnaise or Sales, Rentals, Management roonu, laboratory and lavatory. a proaperoua New Year t Ours »2,M2.I4 with Interest from De- For det»ll. call 2.12-21(0 or 33:-la a reorder bualneaal Call now thence North II degrees 10 minutes COMPANY, a banking corporation Charles A. Rooney, Jr. Attorney salad dressing. Appraisals West along Hie southwesterly line ot of Hie State of New Jersey, Plaintiff- cember 1,1973 and costs. •21 Bergen Ave. IJ/li/7.1 TK Lot No. 4 a distance of iso.oo feet to a VS-DAV.ID GLICKMAN and ROSA The Sheriff reserves the right to Jersey City, N.J. 07304 Try the following idea for CALL «IMHBDIATB IMCOMB* point Hi the southeasterly side line of GLICKMAN. tils wife, end PENN adiourn this sale. l2-?e IT Fee M. 42 pretty ribbon sandwiches: WKBTKIELD Olilrlbutor — part or full time George street; thence South it GARDENS. INC., Defendants. RALPH ORISCELLO, Sheriff COHNKR K. BROAn AND to Bupply Company eatabllahed degrees » minute* West along the CIVIL ACTION WRIT OF EXECU- McDONOUGH & SULLIVAN, A Pro- RIBBONS CENTRAL laceounti with RCA-CBS-Dl.ney southeasterly sMe line of George TION - FOR SALE OF PREMISES fessional Corporation SHIRIFF'SSALC Small oltlce available WO. porRecorda. Income poaalbl titles up OJ&WLCX4W05 (Makes 48 sandwiches) to 11,00$10000 pep r montmthh witithh onlly Street, a distance ot M.00 feet to the By virtue of the ebove iteted writ SUPERIOR COURT OF NEW ELSIE BETZ, Inc., Realtor y point and place of beginning. ot execullon to me directed I ihall 12-n 4T Fe JERSEY, CHANCERY DIVISION, 1 jar (5 oz.) Cheddar Juiei Byron CH (S4-8000 13,600 required for Itivientory UNION COUNTY, DOCKET NO. land iralnlnalnlna- — Cgt| COIJ>BC. T Being Lots J and » In Block 0 as expose for sale by public vendue, In cheese spread 11/1/73 TP shown on man entitled "Mas of room B-l, In me Court House, In the FS1V3 72 Central Bergen Savings Highland Park, Plalnfleld, N.J.. City of Elliabtrh, N.J., on Wednes- and Loan Association, Plaintiff vs. V4 cup soft butter or 1«M", made by H. C. van Emburgh day, the 2nd day of January A.D., NOTICE Dan H. Jenkins et ux et als,margarine 23S-1422 • WANTID TO RINT • CLERICAL / KKLIKK TKLK. Pursuant to me provisions of Defendants. ••HONK OI'KHATOH. Genera C.E., Plalnflald, N.J.. and filed In 1*74, at two o'clock In the afternoon the union county Register's Office of said day, all me right, title and N.J.S.A. 40:17-96, et seq., the CIVIL ACTION EXECUTION - 1 loaf thin sliced white offce work. Same telephone ex- Commissioners of me Union county rMOPHSHlUNAb couple deftlre* • perience preferred. Henae cal on July It, \m, as Map 1MB. interest of tne above-named FOR SALE OF MORTGAGED bread or • room apartment or home l«7-177«. 12/28/73 2T The foregoing description con. defendants In and to me following Park Commission, a body politic and PREMISES 212-I2O CWMTMU Onk ..2I2O0S5 Feb. lat - f2l6. Call 351-4NM property, to wit: corporate of me Slate ot New Jer By virtue ot the above stated writ 1 loaf thin sliced whole after 4 p.m. forms to a survey made by Roger M. U2-CI4I MiriM King*** ..UI-IOtT RECRETARV — experienced fo Carroll and Company, P.E. a, L.S., As to the defendants David Gllck- sey, adopted the following ol execution to me directed I shall wheat bread UMMT H«M 212.4410 modern Sprlngflold law oftlce dated October 11, INS. man and Rosa GUcHman, his wife. Ordinances In accordance with expose for sale by public venduo, In IMa kfi l-e«al experience not neceaaary. BEING COMMONLY known as All mat certain lot, tract or parcel enabling Resolutions adopted at a room B 8, In Ihe Court House, In the Blend cheese and butter 2 • ROOMS FOR RINT • Good aalary and beneflta. PlelMU meeting of said Commission held on City ot Elliabeth, N.J., on Wednes- 2SS-0Mt call 417-1776. 12/21/73 2T 1)14 Oeorge Street, Plalntleld, New of land and premises, hereinafter or margarine together. particularly described, situate, April 17. 1*73, at which meeting all day, the 23rd day of January, A.O., Jersey. Commissioners were present, as the Trim crusts from 6 slices tiAttOR comfortable furnlahad RKlPOKMHLIi and capable uer There Is due approximately lying and being In the City of 1974, ill two o'clock In the afternoon room for a Gentleman. Convent aon to handle Winter Clothing Sale IN OUR GENTLEMEN'S SHOP IN OUR LADIES'SHOP Suits Coats Coats Dresses Slacks and Suits Sport Coats B«caus« of this sal«, clothing alterations cannot b* rushed. In order for us to maintain quality tailoring, please abide by the alteration date assigned by the MacHugh staff. * Naturally, this does not include our entire stock of price fixed items. OPEN THURSDAY EVENINGS 'TIL 9 w.fc.tW* i'/l met'V , 264 EAST BROAD STREET-WESTFIELD 232.2900 BsnkArrMrftflsrd Parking Directly to Rear of 8ton Amtrimn Exprm -THE WE8TFIELO (VJ.) LEADER, FBIDAY, DECEMBER 28, 1973 rase It Social and Club News of the Westfield Area 'Linda Walton January Program Announced Becomes Bride By Musical Club \n Colorado The Musical Club of and Toccata by Norman Westfield will present an Dcllo Joio. Mrs.' W. Larch i Linda Susan Walton, afternoon program at 1 p.m. I'idlcr HI. violinist; Mrs. er of Dr. and Mrs. Wednesday, Jan. 9, at 1 p.m. Seymour II. Frieland. Walton of Scotch at the home of Mrs. Noel flutist, and Mrs. Tipton, B, was married Dec. 22 Tipton, 570 Westfield Ave. pianist, will offer Sonata for rider, Colo, to Kevin Performers will be Mrs. Violin, Flute and Piano by l McNeill, son of Mr. and August Gracf, soprano, who B. Martinu. Gordon L. McNeill of will offer four Ijeder and va, Switzerland. Aria from "The Dead City" Mrs. Warren P. Swett is Rev. J. Forrest by Korngold. She will be program chairman for itman performed the accompanied by Mrs. Paul January. Mrs. Herbert M. '' s ring ceremony in the Monte, pianist. Stork, chairman of tarian Church of Mrs. Charming Rudd of hospitality, will be assisted aider. A reception Cranford and Mrs. Charles by Mrs. Hcnrik P. Salher. I at the Canyon Inn. Andrews will perform Suite Mrs. William P. Holt, Mrs. . Robert Bulthaup was for two Pianos by George R.E. Kyerson. .Jr. and Mrs. i of honor. The Misses Frederick Handel and Aria Hoy T. Forsberg. ra Louis and Patricia cker were bridesmaids. Duplicate Game Slated At Club r Kohn, served BB best The regular duplicate 318 South Euclid Ave. In nan. Sam Houston and bridge game will be held as keeping with the holiday gAllen McNeill, the usual on this Friday night, . bridegroom's brother, season special refreshments December 28, at 8 p.m. at will be served. All duplicate «iered the clubhouse of the i The bride attended the Woman's Club of Westfield, players are welcome. University of Colorado at Boulder and expects to NOW Holding Finance Course . graduate from the Midwest 'Business College in June. The Union County Chapter ning." Mr. McNeill will receive a Mrs. James Douglas Ayres Mrs. Daniel Kenneth Lehrhoff Mrs. Richard Dennis Dugan of the National Organization Topics are: • 1. in mathematics in for Women (NOW) is Programming Your Dollar; ' from the University of Alison Barkie Is Bride Richard Dugan, Miss Crowe holding a six-session course 2. Comparative Shopping; 3. rado in May. Patti Brody, Mr. Lehrhoff Wed; on finances for women on Banking; 4. Insurance; 5 - •--. After a trip to Jamaica, Tuesday nights beginning and 6. Financial Planning .-V.fthe couple will reside in At Holy Trinity Church Now On Trip To Europe United In Double Ring Rite Jan. 22, titled "The Money For The Future. ••.TiBoulderT , • in Your Life - A Women's Enrollment is limited and The bride was honored at Holy Trinity Church was lace mantilla fell from a Miss Patti Robin Brody, Gordon Kell of Brighton. Miss Patricia Ann Crowe, Dublin was her sister's Guide to Financial Plan- there is a fee for the course. i prenuptial party given by the setting Saturday for the matching Camelot cap. She daughter of Mr. and Mrs. John Yeskel of South daughter of Mrs. John J. matron of honor. Hiss Louis. The wedding of Miss Alison Jane carried a bouquet of sweet- Herbert Brody of Scotch Orange served as best man. Crowe of Dublin, Ireland Bridesmaids were Mrs. ridegroom's parents en- Barkie, daughter of Mr. and heart roses and stephanotis. Plains, and Daniel Kenneth Mrs. Lehrhoff was and the late Mr. Crowe, Christopher Crowe of lined the wedding party Mrs. Jeremiah Barkie of 215 Her attendants long Lehrhoff exchanged wed- graduated from Kent Place became the bride Saturday Dublin, her sister-in-law; Benson Place, to James dresses were of white lace ding vows Nov. 21 in a School, Summit. She is now of Richard Dennis Dugan, Miss Sandi Dugan of Douglas.Ayres, son of Mr. ;md azalea velvet. They double ring ceremony at a junior at Tufts University son of Mr. and Mrs. Frank J. Westfield and Cincinnati, CSH Twig Meets iind Mrs. Roy Ayres Jr. of arried baskets of Christ- Temple Emanu El. A majoring in occupational Dugan of 666 Shackamaxon twin sister of the Sale, Denville. mas greens with carnations reception was held at the therapy. Dr. bridegroom, and Miss * The Westfield Twig of the The twelve-thirty o'clock and wore matching wreaths. Chanticler, Millburn. Her husband, an alumnus The double ring ceremony Margaret Cahill of County Senior Auxiliary of the nuptial mass was celebrated Maid of honor was Miss Officiating at the temple of Columbia High School, was performed at St. Mcath, Ireland. . Children's Specialized by the Rev. Ronald Tracey Barkie, sister of the ceremony were Rabbi South Orange, is attending Helen's Church. Officiating Neil Stover of Bethlehem, Hospital held its recent Amondolare who officiated bride. Bridesmaids were the Charles A. Kroloff of Boston University School of was the Rev. Thomas Be. Pa., was best man for his meetinn at Mrs. A.B. •it the marriage ceremony. Misses Janice Amato. Temple Emanu El and Dr. Business Administration. Meaney assisted by the Rev. fraternity brother. Ushers Christmas ' Orampton's. Co-hostesses A reception followed at the Denise Boshier, Margaret Joachim Prinz, rabbi of He is the son of Mr. and Mrs. William T. Morris and the were William McJamcs of were Mrs. Jack Klion and Flainfield Country Club. Donohue and Miss Suzanne Temple B'nai Abraham of Julius Lehrhoff of Short Rev. Canon Richard J. Westfield, Ross Goodman of Mrs. Helmuth Peters. Given in marriage by her Jackson. ' Essex County, Livingston. Hills. Hardman of St. Paul's Bethlehem and Anthony Those interested in joining father, the bride wore a Thomas Succow of Cantor Don Decker chanted The couple had a short Episcopal Church. Crowe of Dublin, brother of the Twig may contact Mrs. wedding dress of candlelight Phoenix, Arizona served as the traditional prayers. honeymoon in New York, After a reception of Echo the bride. Foods, Cords, Jean Lohn, 788 Knollwood peau de soie with Alencon best man. Ushers were Given in marriage by her returning to Brighton to Lake Country Club, the Mrs. Dugan was Ter. lace and seed pearls. Her Lawrence Dukin, William father, the bride wore a resume their studies. They couple left for a skiing trip graduated from St. Mary's Ferguson, Peter Novak and wedding dress of white peau are now on a trip to Rome, in Vermont. They will reside School for Girls in Fairview, Iriffin Barkie, brother of de soie and Alencon lace Paris and London during in Manhattan. Ireland, and the Merino Wrappings he bride. embroidered with pearls. A their Christmas vacation Escorted to the altar by School of Design in Dublin. Mrs. Ayres is an alumna long mantilla of matching I from school. her brother, Christopher She is head of the computer INVEST IN FURS f of Holy Trinity High School lace completed her en- Crowe, the bride wore a department at Simulations •ind Immaculata College, semble. wedding dress, which she Publications, Inc. of New FOR GLAMOUR Pa. ' Her husband was Honor attendants were Homecoming designed and made, of silk York City. Decorations AND WARMTH graduated from Villanova her sisters, Mrs. Gordon velvet with a front panel and Mr. Dugan, u 1966 University where he was a Keil and Miss Susanne Tonight At trimming of Irish lace graduate of Westfield High •uy At member of Tau Kappa Brody, both of Brighton, embroidered with pearls. School, received his un- Epsilon. Mass. Bridesmaids wee Her lace and pearl Juliet dergraduate and graduate to 1/2 Off After a wedding trip to St. Miss Roseanne Stablile of Union College cap held a long silk illusion degrees from Lchigh Thomas, the couple will Fort Lauderdale, Fla., her veil. She carried a bouquet University where he am FU&S make their home in Bryn roommate at Tufts Union College will sponsor of white roses, miniature joined Sigma Chi fraternity. Mawr, Pa. University, and Miss Gene Its annual Alumni carnations and stephanotis. He is a senior financial For Quality and VikM The bride was honored at Lehrhoff, sister of the Homecoming tonight at 8 Her attendants wore long analyst in the treasurer's pre-nuptial parties given by bridegroom. p.m. in the Campus Center princess line dresses of office of General Motors. COMPLETE FUR SERVICE Misses Margaret Donohue Ushering were the gymnasium, Cranford. sapphire blue panne velvet A rehearsal dinner was and Suzanne Jackson and by bridegroom's brothers, Alumni Homecoming is with white pearl trim and given by the bridegroom's jane smith 249E. Broad St., W«stfi«ld (Opp. Rlolto) Mrs. William Ferguson. The Bernard of Guadalajara, held each year between carried white fur muffs parents at Echo Lake bridegroom's parents were Mexico, and Arthur of West Christmas and New Year's trimmed with miniature Country Club. Mrs. T. IELMER ST. mil CENTRAL AVE. 232-3423 hosts at a rehearsal dinner Orange, also Andrew Brody, to accommpdate Union carnations. Herbert Wight entertained / WESTFIELD, NJ. at King's Court. brother of the bride, and College students who are Mrs. Charles Robinson of at M shower for the bride home for the holidays from who was nlso feted at u four-year colleges and Pianists Perform taste of all Union College dinner shower by her co- universities throughout the workers. • country. alumni from the Classes of The Raymond Young bara Metro, Allison Metro, '35 through 73. IIOBOKKN KKATURKI) School of Piano held three Lynn Eriekson, Dan Ghaleb, This year's Homecoming will mark the 40th an- In addition to music, The Hudson County playlnu classes last Nancy Kishcr, Mary dancing and refreshments, Weingarl, Viei Kostcr. Beth niversary of the founding of community of Hoboken Is Saturday. The program Union College on October 16, the program will include featured on "Nobody Kukal. Margaret Kukal, ceremonies marking the consisted of solos/duets, two Stacey Mangino, Eddie 1933. Highlighting the Laughs at Hoboken 1/2 College's 40th anniversary, Anymore," during >iano numbers and ren- program will be music of the (ihalch, Jon Wolfson, Nancy Including the traditional ditions of "Jingle Bells" llavus, Judy Forster, Laum 40s - the Big Band Sound of "Assignment: New Jer- the Link Blakeley "cutting of the cake" by sey," Jan. 9and 13 at 8 p.m. ,ith nine pupils playing on Schmidt, Karen Ilinmun, college and alumni officials. hrec pianos. Michael Weingart, Louise Orchestra, which will play on Channels 23,50, 52 and 58. price sale Participating were Mary Arkcl, Todd Stirrup, Derek music of the '308, "40s, 50s, Cory, Elaine Metro, Bar- McEntec and Jeff Woods. '60B and '70s, to meet the A motl unutual diamond angigemsnt ring wllh lov« knot COLONIAL NILL LIARNING CENTER motlllnUKgold. fi'f////*• Writ 1 i|iii|>|ic(1 P1iV)jiriHiitifs Enfjagomont ring $550. SIII;I1I('I;I»M~. '"'vrliil miiriiim Matching 18K Wedding ring 199.50 S|ifclal Art. Mmir. l);imr. l.lniiinl t nriilluu'iil We.tfielcl I rnull \ Spanish Iriiilirrs 112 Centra TRANSPORTATION PROVIDED Christmas cards, SUMMER CAMP WESTFIELD Coll 233-1181 2 WE HELP YOU CHOOSE THE candles, paper RIGHT DIAMOND FOR YOUR LIFE Chouao your monl prl/oti possession horn Ihrj Incompmablo nolnclion In Iho Mnrcut all our Fall and Winter Stock Diamond Island L'nch (Jlnmoncl iind soiling was porsonnlly soloctocl by Stanley Mnrciu goods, novelties, nncJ cinch onu hug a stylo nru) lionuly of 111 own Wo'll holp you mulch llio diamond la your own Ilia slylo mid buduol Visit 1/3 to 1/2 off Murcun, It's II lirllllonl rniy lu atari an ongngomndl. ribbons, wrappings Regular Price • Coats • Suits • Pants Suits Opwi M i, »mt M / MMtrr mo w AIM m NUTHIRPOttO, flIDOtWOOD tut HACMINMCN nnette's Gift Shop • Dresses • Cocktail Dresses Tlili refrain I* for the licit of HMdqvartffi tar M«Hmarh C«nk un4 fcmklnl Canrfy year* with H »petlnl clwinii (if tlinnk.1. 237 I. Iread StrMt «O» IN WIITFIIID - QUALITY - IMVICI - VAUMI • Gowns Intrant* f» Mvnl«l««l ••>kln| M AO M071 McEwen Flowers 1*11 ita* ALL SALES FINAL Orev* It, at W«»(fl«ld Av«,,W*i»fl»ld, 33M149 1* THE WESTFIELO (XJ.) LEADER, FRIDAV, DECEMBER it, IMS Betrothal Is Told Kenneth N. Evans i A March wedding is planned by Miss Noemi Karpati and Michael F. Neidorff Becomes of Toronto, Canada. Mr. and Mrs. George Karpati of 735 E. Broad St. have The betrothal of Miss Mary Lynn announced the engagement and ap- Adams to Kenneth Norman Evans, son proaching marriage of their daughter to of Mr. and Mrs. Donald Q. Evans of the son of Dr. and Mrs. A. Harvey Stuart, Fla., formerly of Birch Hill Rd., Neidorff of Altoona, Pa. Mountainside, has been announced by The bride elect, a pianist, received the parents of the bride elect, Mr. and bachelor's and master's degrees from Mrs. Bill Adams of Carlsbad, N.M. the Manhattan School of Music where Miss Adams was graduated with a she was a student of Dora Zaslavsky, bachelor of science degree in sociology and also did post graduate work towards from Eastern New Mexico University a doctorate in musicology at Columbia where she belonged to Kappa Delta University. She is an alumna of Plain- Sorority. She is a social worker for the field High School. Miss Karpati is Child Welfare Unit of the Texas State presently in the family business as Department of Public Welfare. director of Alicia Karpati Cosmetics Inc. of Scotch Plains, cosmetic manufac- Mr. Evans, an alumnus of Governor turers. Livingston Regional High School, Berkeley Heights, received his degree in Her fiance attended Mercersberg business administration from Mid- Academy in Pennsylvania. He earned western University, Wichita Falls, his bachelor's degree from Trinity Elizabeth Jean Waddell Jane Eleanor Swalm Kansas. He is a buyer for Allis University and his master's degree from Chalmers, Wichita Falls. Saint Francis College. He is the senior Miss Waddell To Wed Jane Eleanor Swalm The wedding will take place there on industrial relations executive at Miles April 6. Mary Lynn Adams Noemi Karpati Laboratories, Ltd., Toronto. Thomas Fitzgerald h Future Bride Mr. and Mrs. J. Bruce Waddell of 426 Mr. and Mrs. John M. Swalm Jr.. of "Sleuth" Opens This Evening At Paper Mill casting for "Marriage- Westfield, Carolyn South Euclid Avenue have announced K06 Kimhall Ave. announce the 1 Cohen's. Go-Round", clubhouse, the engagement of their daughter, Miss engagement of their daughter. Jane "Sleuth," the very audiences, for his nine years York's Arthur ' Calendar JAN. 1000 North Ave., 8 p.m. Elizabeth Jean Waddell, to Thomas W. Kleanor, to James Walter Heine, son of cleverly written mystery as "John Steed" in ABC-discotheque, Christopher 3 - Duplicate, VWCA, 8 8 - Duplicate bridge, YW, Fitzgerald Jr. son of Mr. and Mrs. Mr. and Mrs. James F. Heine of White thriller, will open at 8 p.m. TV's "The Avengers." turned to acting when the Dec. p.m. 12:30 p.m. Fitzgerald, of 415 Everson Place. Plains, N.Y. Dec. 28 at the Paper Mill Jordan Christopher comes group broke up. Although he 8-Intermediates board, 415 Playhouse with Patrick to the Paper Mill from the comes from Youngstown, 28 - Coffee for scholarship 5 - Jazz concert benefit for Miss Waddell was graduated with the The future bridi' is :i graduate of girls, College Woman's Spaulding For Children, S. Chestnut St., 8:15 p.m. Class of 1972 from Westfield High School. Macnee and Jordan Broadway production of Ohio, and went to Kent State Club, home of Mrs. Summit H.S., 8:30 p.m. 8 • Junior Woman's Club, She is a senior at the Laboratory In- Southern Seminary Junior College in Christopher in the starring "Sleuth" - as does Mr. University, he has yet to Ralph Braun, 319 E. 6 - College Woman's Club clubhouse, 8:15 p.m. stitute at Fashion Merchandising New Buenii Vista. Va. Sho is employed at roles. The play will remain Macnee. portray an American on the Dudley Ave., 10 a.m. current interests group, 9 - Musical Club, Mrs. Noel York City. llahno & Company. Westfield. at the Playhouse until Jan. Starting his professional stage. 30 - "Nutcracker", Garden cocktail party, Mrs. Tiptor's, 570 Westfield Mr. Fitzgerald, Class of 1968 at Holy Her fiance is ;i graduate of Virginia 20. Warren Crane, who has career as a musician in For further information, State Ballet, Westfield William Henderson's, Ave., 1 p.m. Trinity High School, received his B.S. Military Institute. Lexington, Va. He is been associated with the "The Wild Ones" of New contact the box office. High School, 2 p.m. 211 Lynn Lane, 5-7 p.m. 10 • Duplicate, YW, 8 p.m. degree from LcMoyne College, • now at United Parcel Service. New York play since it first arrived 30 - Junior Musical Club of 7, 8 - Community Players 10 - Recent Grads, Linda Syracuse, N.Y. City. from London, will direct. Holt's, 8:15 p.m. Patrick Macnee is an SAL ES 12 - Choral Art Society actor with much experience Sf KVICE winter concert, First 15 - College Woman's Club Woman's Club, German Players Issue here and in England where MARTS Baptist Church, Rim St., book group, home of dinner with husbands at he played his first part as POT SALE 8:30 p.m. Mrs. Kenneth Holmes, Mr. and Mrs. John Van "Queen Victoria" as a In our N«w (Mlwyit 3 Altrin PI., Upp« Mwucmr, NJ. 14 - Woman's Club, Baptist 864 Hillside Ave., 8:15 de Castle's, 20 Fox Chase Casting Call schoolboy at Eton. He has (NMI to l«» AV on V«Hty Rd.l p.m. Rd., Watchung, 5:30 perhaps been best known, or Viicuum Church, 1:15 p.m. p.m. HANDY C HAKGI Our Moimm Penwy • unique bmu* oKh ptac* it 14 - Hadassah "co-ed" 15 - Intermediates, club- Celebrating their 40th at least is recognized by Hwt*r ** -». CARCOATS . COATS, SUITS . . . HEATING AIR CONDITIONING ENSEMBLES . . . FUEL OIL 474 NORTH AVE. E., WESTFIELD ADamt 3-3213 Busincu Established by F. B. McDowell - • 1928 ARE YOU MISSING Misses and Junior sizes AN IMPORTANT PART OF YOUR LIFE? 25% To '/3 off KNOW YOUR ZENITH DEALER... We may help you to BETTER HEARING 9x12 (8'3'xir6") S229.0O 4x6 $59.50 ZENITH CHILDRENS Mf AHINO AlP DEALEM 8x10 SI 99.50 3x5 $39.95 6x9 (5'6" x8'6" )$1O9.5O 2x4 $19.95 l Thilth*'. 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WESTFIELD 232-0700 9:00 • 8:00 • Frldsyt 9:80 • 1:00 • Ctottd Mondsyi for your Semi-Annual Bra and Girdle New Year Parties Sale Famous Brands GREAT SAVING DAYS at ARE HERE Big Savings Formerly $19 to $26 NOW ONLY Choot* from th«s* N&f«d Mok«n: $9.99 to $16.99 We have so many • Maidenform Rago •Warner's for everything from snacks IX DOLLAR SALE • Carnival Youthcraft 2 for 1 BOOT SALE and hors d'oeuvies to Looked (SELECTED 0R0UP) Formf it • Cupid • Goddess Buy on* ptlr of bootl »t rtgular low prlet; cheese dishes1 You must ft Mcond pair f U t t i f ( t (I'll _THE WE8TFIELD (ST.4.) IXAPEB, FBIDAV, DECEMBEK M, ltIS Madonna Story Named' Campus' Queen Regional Students' Vacation 'til Jan. 7 Doctor Bobbed TO VISIT WHS Ted Brown, admissions The Union County Re- KCIKMI will be counted in the Police said thieves broke counselor for West Virginia For Old Guard Susan Bait ofSOiSalter PI., gional High School District same manner as snow days. into the office of Dr. Sanford Wesleyan College, has a Union College tophomore, Christmas vacation was ex- However, this reduces our Reiss at 512 E. Broad St. scheduled a series of visits At the meeting of the Old wa§ crowned 1974 Camput tended until Monday, Jan. 7 calendar days to 180. If Monday or early Tuesday to area high schools on Guard at the Weatfield Queen Friday at the annual by the Regional Board of additional days are lost and made off with 200 Tuesday, Jan. 8, when at 9 YMCA on December Mth Mini-formal dinner dance Education in accordance to during the school year, they syringes, a $4,000 gastro- a.m., lie will confer with Gavin A. Taylor gave a talk sponsored by the Student the State Board of Educa- will have to be made up duodinal fluoroacope and a teachers and students at on the "Story of the Government Attociatlon. tion's mandate to conserve prior to June 30 unless the $300 proctoscope. Westfield Senior High Madonnas" illustrated by The daughter of Mr. and fuel. State Board of Education slides of Madonna paintings Mr*. William F. Ban and a The Christmas vacation decides otherwise. starting with the earliest graduate of Westfletd High for students and teachers of FEATURED ones. School, the is enrolled in the the Governor Livingston Puerto Rican students of Director Samuel Boeder three-year Cooperative Regional High School, the Rutgers University will be Introduced and welcomed Program in Profetelonal Jonathan Dayton Regional featured on "Imageries," the following new members: Sureing conducted by Union High School, the Arthur L. Jan. 10 at 8 p.m. and Jan. 13 Morris Auster, Harry College and the School* of Johnson Regional High at 7:30 p.m. on Channels 23, Ledward and Stephen Nurelng of Elizabeth School and the David 50, 52 and 58. Wicks. Birthdsy greetings General • Hospital and Brearley Regional High were sung to John Kutler. Muhlenberg Hospital, School will be extended — TWO WAY RADIO — On the honor rolls of the PlainfUld. through January 2, 3, and 4. DOG last two weeks were In The three days lost from TO INSURE SPEEDY SERVICE Mre. Robert Andenon, center, lithe new president of bridge as singles: Howard WeitfleUTt Welcome Wagon Club. Shown with her at the Gay, Henry Engelfrled, OBEDIENCE! OPEN DAILY 9 SJB. 'UI10 pjn. club's Chrietmat luncheon arm Mr: Walter Jebene, le/l, Frederick Bedell, Kenneth SUNDAY 9 aJH. til 6:30 pjn. who wot In'Choree o/ the arrangtmtnti,\ and Mr: Pelion and Richard Zer- • WEEK Richard Vowger, former pretident of (he club. weck, as teams of four: COURSE Richard Zerweck, Frederick Bedell, John $30.00 AD 3-2200 Welcome Wagon Aids FISH Woodford, Jas. Stearns and •RUSSELL STOVER CANDY A contribution from p.m., the community serv Anthony Gleason, Adam Enroll NOW member* of Welcome ices members will work on Piret, Frederick Bedell and For Ev«. Classes • PANTENE at LOREAL Wagon club was matched by the Heart Fund project at William Child. On the honor • the club treasury and Mrs. John McQuHfen'sand a roU in bowling were William All Broods HUDSON VITAMIN PRODUCTS donated to the PISH claw in flower arranging Gray, Eugene Otto, Thomas organization at the club's will be given (or the gar- Holt, Frederick Bedell, •Ml HOC UP AND MMVtftY Christinas luncheon at the deners at Mrs. Prank Sterling Oldford, Paul Tho Jortoy AMpte Free Parka* Tower Steak House. Stengel's. Urban, Wilbert Farley, Dog College 1111 tOUTH AVI. W. WWTFIilO Mrs. Arthur Finn, Joseph Russell, Charles . hospitality chairman, in- Stevens, Andrew Gresham 353-33M On the calendar for Jan. 9 and Joseph Peschel. troduced four guests, all is Wednesday- afternoon visiting mothers of mem- bridge at i2:30 p.m. at Mrs. bers. Mrs. Jack Strange Hans Mosmueller's and Workshop To sang a solo accompanied by Mra. W. Unwood Haden's, Mnr Robert Glide on the also tentative plans for a and members Joined visit to the Miller-Cory Assess Careers singing familiar House.by the Road Runners. r "Are you really getting Christmas songs. Mra. Jack Donovan will be Coming events include the hostess at the koff ee Uatsch the things out of life you meeting of the crafts group at 10 a.m. Jan. 11. Couples most deeply desire?" at 9:30 a.m.; Jan. 4 at the bridge is scheduled for S "Pretend you're 80 years home of Mrs. A.J. Mont- p.m. Jan. 12 at Mrs. Haden's old; you've Just died. What gomery. On Jan. 8 at l and Mrs. Nigel Marian's do you want your obituary writer to be able to sky of you?" that's the sort of brutally frank life assessment which is featured in theWestfleM TEPPERS YMCA's new Career Assessment Workshop, which will be held on Wednesday evenings from 7:30, to 10/p.m. beginning Jan. 9. Woputa The course is rooted in the belief that many people logond to work— routinely meet the demands of a career (business or for you I domestic), serve the needs of their families, volunteer It's our smooth hairdo with the Circe in the community - - yet are knot at the nape. And an added feature dissatisfied with the roles that legendary enchantress never hsd: they play and long for a the beauty of Roux Fancl-full Rinse. different lifestyle. In luscious natural looking colors >—$ Career Assessment to cover gray or whisper-soft psststs scientifically explores what to lone lightened hair, Fancl-full colors you've been missing, by Instantly (while we set your hair) and Decorating a Chrletmat tree In the Woman'* Club of offering guidance in probing shampoos out whenever you'd like to Weitfteld with tockifor Indian young eteri in Oregon are, talents,. personality, In- change your charm. Let us give it from left, Metdame* W.Q. Hudeon. W.S. Magalahe; terests, values and goals, to you today! C.W. flryden. G.W. Mann and J.A. Sxllard. and helping the participant to new insights. These can then be applied to decisions Club Women Sending Socks about new Jobs, education, volunteer activities, and To Indian Children home responsibilities. Members of the in- of the Federation of Registration tov the class now in progress! ternational affairs and new Women's Club, Meals For is now going on at the Mr. Roberts members departments of Millions. Westfield YMCA for both •MEN'S SUITS 4 SPORT COATS the Woman's Club of The buffet luncheon was men and women. Further Westfleld brought colorful followed, by a Christmas Information may be ob- Hairdressers •MEN'S FURNISHINGS socks to their Joint reading by Mrs. C.W. tained at the YMCA. Christmas meeting in the Bryden and the singing of •BETTER DRESSES clubhouse to decorate the carols by the Choraliers of 1M EMMS* Stititi WtitfltM 2*2-1111 Christmas tree. the music department. The •SPORTSWEAR The socks are being sent meeting ended with the •COATS & SUITS to the East Fork Lutheran candle lighting ceremony Our designer Hostess Gowns Nursery in East Fork, led by Mrs. Charles Jones. •HALF-SIZE DRESSES Oregon, for the Apache oro "Unheard of". That's Hostesses were Mrs. H.D, • HALF SIZE SPORTSWEAR Indian children. This Is in Tiffany and Mrs. Jock because each one is an conjunction with the project Heatly. ROYAL COPENHAGEN PORCELAIN • MODERATE PRICED DRESSES ' original by La Cour of Craig PaJmer Based at Kessler • JUNIOR SPORTSWEAR Denmark. Each Is made of ' Airman Craig B. Palmer, mand's Lackland AF-B, •SHOES son of Mrs. Gracey L. Tex., he studied the Air pure wool silk with pain- Palmer of 1«3 Madison Ave., Force mission, organization • HOSIERY hai been asilgned to and customs ana received staking attention to detail Kcesler AFB, Miss., after special Instruction In hujnan •ACCESSORIES relations. for those who appreciate fine completing Air Force basic •LINGERIE training. The airman has been clothing. During hli six weeks at assigned to the Technical •COSMETICS the Air Training Corn- Training Center at Keesler You're welcome to come •BRAS & GIRDLES browse at our collection of •BOYS finer dresses and examine them «•— " *+ •— * *+ The Award Winner! right down to each perfect seam, Our slorewide sale of clearances from stock, You might want to wear one of special purchases from our quality resources, To IK awarded the prize for out- standing; imluMriitl iltvign? Or our "Unheard Of" dresses and and seasonal promotions. Shop now and save. to lie awarded ihu title (if tlic imm be heard about at that special popii 1 itr modern diiinerwurer' Preferred for in extreme"timpllciiy, holiday affair. that make* mealtime* i And If you're entertaining at "Blue 1-iiic" hni it nil. • Costs • Jackets .5 pet, /Win neitinn $2f home, perhaps one of our • Stoles • Capes hand blown neck glosses might come to your rescue In the event a third hand Is needed. rV# Hsw » Complete Mltetlon of F»k§ Pun. FINAL CALLi Vow might want to start • collection of our Holme Oaara* Annual Ooblets, Stilt a few loft for 73 PLAINFIBLD SHORT HILLS MALL SCANDINAVIAN IMPORTS OPEN MONDAY THRU SATURDAY 9:30 to 5:30/ II) Peril *«•. lOfl Oulmfey ftrtet MaBaoaMealai THURSDAYS TIL 9 •a few MM* MM I tat) ^ rli aft 714*7111 OpnihmMtPM, PLAINflELP 7563100/SHORT HILLS 376-3100 THE WESTFUXD (N.J.) LEADER, FRIDAY, DECEMBER 28, 1»M- i i 119 U.S. Rabbis Willing Yule Program At Trinity \ C H U RCH SERVICES A Christmas variety Liturgy. The traditional five, six, seven and eight To Perform Intermarriages program was presented by NightBeforeChristmas was entertained with vocal all the students, grades one acted out by the students of selections accompanied by COMMUNITY WILLOW GROVE GOSPEL iStKVICES There are now 119 Reform PRESBYTERIAN CHURCH PRESBYTERIAN CHURCH Non-denominational gospel lists were based upon mail minister, 11 in a church but to eight at Holy Trinity grade three. Grade one the Bell Choir. Meeting HOUM Lane 1961 KarlUn Rd. services will be held In the rabbis in the United States surveys of the 1100 rabbis in only four on the Sabbath Elementary School last students dressed as flowers Harry Gunther set up the Mountalnlde, New Jeney Scotch Flaina, N. J. 67(78 Scotch Plains YMCA, Grand who officiate at in- the Central Conference of week. Students of grade ar.d Union Streets, Tuesday when Jewish marriages performed with acting and program aided by the Minister Telephone: 2K-M78 termarriages and don't care American Rabbis, the traditionally have not been eight wrote the script for "A chorus, The Garden of principal, Sister Michael Tfce Kev. Elmer A. Talcott, A. Futor: evenings at 7:45, who knows it. Their names Organist ud Choir Director: Rev. Julian Alexander, Jr. Reform rabbinate's national held. Substitute for Santa Ciaus". Jesus. The closing number, Marie and the entire Mr. Jatiwi Little Telephone: 2»-n«0 THE CATHOLIC CHURCH are on a list compiled by organization. The list will be Rabbi Fishbein, who A choral speaking group a nativity tableau was set up faculty. Mr. of Christen Education: Awoclate Pastor: OF THE HOLY TRINITY Kabbi Irwin Fishbein, sent to anyone who writes comprised of children from by students of grade two. The school will reopen on Ml» Iinda Owl Rev. Robert T. CUHII Bt. Rev, Migr. presented the minority director of the Rabbinic the center at 128 E. Dudley position on intermarriage at grades seven and six did the Several students in classes Jan. 7. Sunday, 10:30 a.m., morning- Telephone: 28S-07M Charlei B, Murphy Center for Research and Ave. worship, holy communion will Thursday. 8 p.m.. Chancel B.L.S. Tutor the June 1873 convention of story of the shepherds. i be celebrated. There will be Choir rehearsal. AwUtanU Counseling of Westfield, a In addition to the rabbis the CCAR, pointed out that Christmas All Over The no church school. Sunday, 9:30 a.m. ajid 11 Rev. ThoniM E. Daly hree year old center Videotapes Meeting a.m., worship services, the Rev. Michael Desmond on the list, Rabbi Fishbein the stand taken by the CCAR World and Peace On Earth Rev. SlanUlaui Su specializing in the problems and Rabbi David Max against rabbinic par- were singing and speaking Bob Billion, a page in the of the sun the day before ST. PAUL'S Rev. Julian Alexander Jr. will of interfaith couples. In 1071 EPISCOPAL CHURCH speak; church .school: Junior Rev. Robert J. Harrington Eichhorn of Satellite Beach, ticipation in intermarriage arrangements for two fifth Children's Department of Christmas. 414 Eut Broad St. High at 9:15 a.m.; 5th and RECTORY: there were 78 on the list, in Fla., who compiled the 6th grades and senior high at S15 Flint St. — 23J-B1J7 ceremonies had no grade sections. the Westfield Memorial Wertfldd, N. J. 1969 only 61. This represents original list in 1969, know of noticeable' effect upon the Library, videotaped the The Rev, Canon 9:30 a.m.. three year old.i CONVENT: an increase of S3 percent in The Littlest Fir and A Rlcturd J, Hardman thru 4th giude at 11 a.m.; 5*S Trinity PI JM-S1S8 over 100 other rabbis' who willingness of rabbis to be Christmas Train was the meeting of the Amateur The Rev. Hugh Uvengood crib room and pliiypen open High School — 233-7MS the two year period from officiate at intermarriages on the new list. "Rabbinic presentation of two fourth Astronomers this month at The Rev. D, Thomn Andrew* at both services; 8:30 a.m., Grammar School — 238-O4M 1971 to 1973, compared to a but who for one reason or Union College in Cranford. Tke Rev. Chariot A. Cewrettl adult Bible study; 8 p.m., Sunday, Masses at 6:43, 8, participation in an in- grades. Grade seven did a 28 percent increase for the another do not wish their termarriage." said Rabbi Bob also planned to The Rev. Herbert Arrunat«a"ul college student gct-lo-gether 9:15, 10:30, 11:45 a.m., 1 p.m. two years prior to that. All complete explanation of the T a.m., holy communion at the home of Mrs. O. Ost- Chapel Masses, 9:45, 11 a.m. names to be included on the Fishbein, "is in the beat history of The Jeste Tree videotape the partial eclipse service dally except Sunday. berg. High School Mass (Youth public list. Couples who seek traditions of Reform Thursday, St. John, Evan- Monday, 9 p.m., Nuw Year's Mass), 9:30 a.m. additional information gelist, 0:30 a.m., Christian Eve Kervlce and holy com- Saturday Evening Mass, Mrs. Tannenbaum Judaism. It is an attempt to healing service. munion. Wedgewood Boom. 5:30 p.m. concerning rabbis who are respond in a positive way to Friday, The Holy Innocents, Wednesday. H p.m.. adult At Conference not on the Hat may contact the increasing incidence of 9:30 a.m., holy communion: ft Bible study. URACK ORTHODOX either Rabbi Fishbein or PRESBYTERIAN CHURCH intermarriage in a mobile JARVIS DRUG STORE A.m., college breakfast. Mrs. Pauline Tan- Rabbi Eichhorn and open society. Rabbis Saturday, 8 p.m., holy com- TKMI'LK ISRAEL 11M Boulevard nenbaum. director of munion and uermon. Rev. Robert L. Atwell For the first time in- who officiate at an in- The Conitervatlve Synagogue MlnUter education at Temple Sunday, First after Christ- Swing Scotch Plain* formation was obtained termarriage do so in the mas, 7:4ft a.m., holy commu- Sunday, worship services at Emanu-El Religious School, and Wettfleld 11 a.m. and 7 p.m. with a nurs- concerning some of the hope that their presence at nion; 8:45 u.m., holy commu- 1920 CUflwood St is currently attending the nion and sermon; 10 and 11:30 ery provided; Sunday School condition* under which the marriage ceremony has Scott h Plalnii, New Jemey for all ages ut 9:30 a.m.; Jr., 19th annual conference of a.m., lessons and carols. HabM, Kdgar Welmherg rabbis officiate. All but 17 of meaning for the couple, for Jnn. 1, Holy Name of Jesus, Inter, and Sr. Youth leagues the National Association of the family and for the Cantor, Milton Kura meet at 6 p.m. the respondents require a 9:3d n.ni.. holy communion. Temple Educators. The commitment to raise the Jewish community." Wednesduy, !i:30 u.m., holy m »M New Year's Eve party will Friday, Sabbath service, begin at 9 p.m. with fellow- conference is meeting in San children as Jews or a communion. 8:30 I'm. Diego, Calif., from Dec. 23 A clinical member of the ship, refreshments and special prescribed course of Jewish American Association of PrtieriplioRt. Saturday, Sabbath service, devotion for advent of 1974. o 28, at the Del Coronado study prior to or following WOOIMIDK CHAPEL, 9:30 u.m. Bui- Mltzvah of Wednesday, prayer meeting Hotel. Marriage and Family 5 Mom Aveme Seth Hhllstat. son of Mr. and and Bible study at 7:45 p.m. the marriage. Twenty-seven Counselors, Rabbi Fishbein Drugs Fanwood, N. J. Mrs. Jerome Shllstat. The N.A.T.E. conference, will officiate with a priest or Sunday, morning service, combines traditional rab- Sunday, 11 a.m., Family UNITARIAN FELLOWSHIP whose theme is binic background and the Bible Hour, Ludwlg Armer- 9:15 a.m. OF WKSTFIEU) Humanistic Values in Cosmttios dlng of Scotch Plains will be Monday, morning service, 7 WESTFIELD YMCA To Speak in skill of the trained marriage the speaker. Christian Educa- a.m. 10:M AM Jewish Education," will counselor in working with tion School from 4 years to Thursday, morning service, The Unitarian Fellowship feature workshops on in- couples who seek his help. Kodak Dta.tr Sr. High at sumo hour. Nurs- 7 a.m. of Westfield will meet Sunday novations in Jewish Behalf Of Vietnam ery provided. at the Westfleld Y. The speak- Increasingly, couples come Sunday. 5:15 p.m., alnnlnn FIRST UNITED er will be Arthur Thexton. ducation centered War Orphans to the center not only to find at John Runnells Hospital, METHODIST CHURCH "Mr. Natural's Original Sin" primarily on audio-visual a rabbi who will officiate at FREE DELIVERY Sunday, 7:30 p.m., Gordon AT WESTFIELD is the title or his talk. He In- techniques, open school At HK Plata their marriage, but also to Dlggory will speak nt the eve- tends to discuss the naturalis- Hebrew education, On Sunday, Roy Ber- discuss interpersonal ning worship service. Mloliten: tic fallacy, Watergate, civil telsen, steering committee Thursday. 10-11 a.m., Ladle* Rev. Clark W. Hunt rights, Unltarian-Unlversallst utilization of para- problems that focus on Coffee Hour. Everyone Is In- Rev. Philip R. Metterkh history and other related top- professionals, learning director of the "Committee 233-0662-3-4 Rev. George O. Scblnlager differences in religious vited and a fine nursery Is ics. Mr. Thexton has a bach- centers and camping of 1000" will speak at both background. provided. Rev. James A. Johnson elor's degree in sociology from Sunday, 9:30 and 11 a.m., weekends as pertains to the 8:30 and 11 a.m. serv- For Information call 880- Bellot College in Wisconsin. ices. The purpose and goal 9224 or 232-13SB. all departments of the church He attended Meadvil!e/Lom- religious education, and school meet; 0:30 a.m., Bible bard Thelogoical School in Jews in the U.S.S.R. and of the Committee of 1000 is THE PRESBYTERIAN Class, room 205: 9:30 and Chicago und Is now in a mas- Arab lands. to establish and maintain a CHURCH 11 a.m., worship services In ter's program at the Univer- reception center in Vietnam the Sanctuary. Dr. Clark W. sity of Chicago Divinity Seminars will feature IK WESTFUCLD Hunt, senior minister, will School focusing on social where children can be 14* Mountain Avenue preach. discussions on "Humanism MlatoUrs, ethics. He plans to attend brought and treated no Monday. 7 p.m.. traditional law school and eventually en- and the Bible," "Humanism Dr. Frederick E. Christian and the Talmud," "Values matter what their af- Rev. Richard U Smith New Year's Eve party; 11:30 ter a career In urban studies. ftication. "If the child needs Rev. M. BoUn Durway p.m.. Wntchnlght service in for American Judaism," the Snnctuary. and "What the Jewish medical attention, ease his Dr. Henry G. Bovenkerk FIRST CHURCH OF CHRIST. pain; if he is hungry, feed Carleton I. Ryder, SCIENTIST Radicals are Seeking." Director of Youth Activities FANWOOD «» East Broad Street him; and if he is homeless, Sunday. B and 11 a.m.. PRESBYTERIAN CHURCH Featured speakers for the find him a home"... is their 74 Martina Avo., South Weatfleld So you heard worship Hervlccs I'Mltlod Sunday Services — 11 A.M. seminars and workshops motto. "Our Glorlftcd C.lfU"; 9 u.m.. Rev. iieorgo L. Hunt Sunday School — 11 A.M. are Abraham Segal, dramatic presentation led by Hev. Elizabeth Y. Aaderaon Minister* Nursery — 11 A.M. national director of Mr. Bertelsen is Jonathan Mayo iintl other Wednesday Evening Testimony member of All Saint's youn|r people, 11 u.m. sermon Sunday, 9:30 a.m., Chriatian Meetings — 8:15 P.M. education, Rabbi Irwin Mortgage Money by Dr. Christina entitled "Our education for all ages, children Wednesday Evening Nursery Herman of Los Angeles, and Lutheran Church in Response to Od's Gifts." through adults; 11 a.m., for children up to six years— Rabbi Haskell Bernat of Piscataway. He will tell Presentntion nnil dedication morning worship, service of 8:10 P.M. of glorified Rifts ut both serv- the New Year, Harold B. Chicago, regional directors, ! about the work that is being Leason Sermon — Christian done in behalf of Viet was tight! ices. 8:45 u.m.. Triangle Bible Sanderson will preach, nurs- Union of American Hebrew ery cure is provided. Science. Clft-Ms; 10:10 a.m., service of Golden Text: "That which Congregations; Dr. Aaron namese war orphans. An ordination and installation of Monday, church olucos offering for this- important elders and deacons In Chapel closed. was written was upright, even Hillman, director, teacher followed by coffee hour in words of truth" — training center, University work of mercy will be taken. lounge iinncx; 9, 10, 11 a.m.. Eccleslastes 12:10. of California; Dr. William church Rchuol classes. RKDKEMER LUTHERAN CHURCH Cutter, associate professor Wednesday, 11:30 a.m. HOLY TRINITY of education and Hebrew Lattimore Serves •church .staff devotions; 8 p.m.. •220 Cow|x>rthwalte Place GREEK ORTHODOX Westfleld, New Jerwy 07990 CHURCH literature, Dr. Stephen session mectl'iR. The Rev, Eujreno A. Rehwlnkel Thursday. 0:30 a.m.. Bible 250 flaHows HJU Rd. Passamanek, professor of On National Group study; 9:30 a.m.. prayer chap- Vlrar ileorge ,Tohn»on Rev. Peter M. KaleUli Talmud, and Gerald Bubis, el: 10 a.m.. Woman's Associa- Wornhlp Services: Sunday: 10 a.m., Orthos; 8:30 a.m. A 11 ».m. 10:15 a.m.. Sunday School; director, School of Jewish tion board meotinK; 1:15 p.m., Communal Service, Hebrew Union County Chosen missionary education leaders: 9:50 urn., Sunilay School, 10:30 to 11:45 a.m., Divine Freeholder Everett C. 8 p.m., teachers meeting Confirmation ClamuM, Youth Liturgy. Union College, Los Angeles; flrBt thru sixth (trades. * Adult Bible ciMaet Rabbi Richard Levy, Hillel Lattimore has been ap- 232-1517 pointed a member of the Friday, Jon, I, 8:30 p.m., Saturday. 6:IJ> p.m. Hatij;'* director, U.C.L.A.; and A. A. FIRST CONftREOATlONAI. Phillip Chapman of Poenix, National Association of Bible Study. CHURCH Counties local deter- Sumliiy. 8:30 a.m.. holy 125 EInwr Street N.A.T.E. president. OUR LADY OF I.OIIIH>F.S communion will ln> celebrated Wotfleld, New Jersey mination steering com- R. C. CIIIIKCK nt this service; 9:.10 a.m.. Rev. Frederick A, Meyer, mittee. (Alr-Condltlotieit) Sundtiy schodl ami Bible Interim Pastor 840 Central Ave., Mouiitalnnliln classes: 11 n.tn.. nuirning .serv- TEMPLE EMANU-EL The committee meets David Lehmkuhl, 758 E. Broad Street Rev. (lerard ,1. Mcdarry, ice, nt both services the ser- Youth Minister periodically to discuss and riwtor mon will be delivered by Vicar Wl develop national positions (teorge Johnson. Sunday, 9:45 a.m., church RabM, Chsrles A. Kroktil Aiftlstanffi school In McCorlson Building: Cantor, Don S. Decker on legislation and other II you'ra buWino w buying Mov. flernrd D. Whrliin Monday. 7:30 p.m., New 10 a.m.. morning worship In Pauline Tannenbaum, matters relating to regional Rev. Jaiilen K. Benedetto Year's Eve communion serv- the Meeting House, the Rev SMCtllFF'SSALI ...^M^CWO'F SUPERIOR COURT OF NEW fK B'VISIo JERSEY. CHANCERY DIVISION, , DOCKET NO. F UNION COUNTY, DOCKET NO. F- HSnlrS^!1 HIDOE S*VINOS 5204-72 JERSEY MORTGAGE AJJO LOAN ASSOCIATION, • New COMPANY, a New Jersey corpora- £SH!f_S^PWillon, Plaintiff, vT tion, Plaintiff, vs. JUNIOR LEE, AUVAV(CALLVOUH 55*»VEY L. SMITH, ak . Harvey EDWARDS, et ux., tt elt., Defm-I A HANDY REFERENCE LIST OF RELIABLE LOCAL FIRMS LOCAL DEAiCH ONLY mT" Van Unas, tic, dantt, CIVIL ACTION WRIT OF EXECUTION • FOR SALE OF MORTGAGED PREMISES APPLIANCES • AUTO DEALER*' • AUTO DEALERS BRIDAL SHOPS •SERVICE STATIONS Sy virtue of the above-stated writ of necutlon to me directed I than AUSTEITS tipete lor sale by public vendue. m DOM'S TOYOlA •y virtu* « ttvt ftbovt-ttatttj writ room 11, In the Court House, in the EUCLID SERVICE *» VMcutlon to mv directed I tlw't City e* Ellieoeth, N.J., on Wrtntt- AUTO SALES •RIDALOOWNtlNC. l r b pul lc |n dey, the Uth dey of January A.O., Cutean % aiatdl-ajede '!i£?t ? ,'*!lm#Cour' " M0 «"*•- 1074, et two o'cixk In the atferaeon eentea the Ant tt Teen HSTLfi'n ' «se, in the of tald day. City of Elllebafh. N.J., on w. aVMea FatOMHEHTZ AQENCV •ay, the 2nd day of Januarayy A.O., All that tract or parcel of lend, ••TOUT titutle, lying and being In me City of re* Up 1 0 1 1 **" *"ffnoon Fewer Orb ArlawWIttlu.'nop. aTiidoa ?. ' "" """*•"' Plalnfleld In tht County of Union in eCBOWM tetete) and) ether Itedlnt •WkMlAUaBmtat " •'' *• JHIoiKlnB tract or percel of the Stett of Near Jersey: VoewLMtlVehroDejlgr F.ermet) • Wh*tlB*leB -WE HAVE- Many Us«d VOLKSWAGENS Bn Win and $ivt for 1974 Join The Central Jersey Bank and - IN STOCK - Trust Company Christmas Club now. FROM 1964 TO 1973 Memberships start from as Illtlo as 60« (i wook Wo don't fust ALL COLORS AND MODELS collocl your Chrlstmns Club monoy wopny5% Interest on it. Com* on In and t— our »«U«(ton. Sfl* how our Christmas Club accounts build up ov«r a 50-wt«fc period: GOOD seieaiON of DOMESTIC I .80 n week I 20 63 OOOnwDBk- 3BS, 39 el OMAT »AVINO$ CARS 1.00 a week 01,30 10,00 n week . B13,HO 9.00 n iveek • 103 80 30 00 ft week 1,038,00 3.00 « A-nok 193,70 on completed Clubs Heating Equipment Installed MttoftoM't Only Autnw It* VoNuwapn Ctmr 64V W HCl* YOU ? Ol««k A Rust IHKH COMTY TUB Prescription Optician! VOLKSWAGEN, Inc. CLNTBAL JERSEY BANK 1IM.IIM SOUTH AVINUt, •WMNHfLD SI ILM IT, WISTFIILD 410 NORTH AVI. IAST • WJITPIIIO.N, J, 07011 • MM100 DAILY f.Sl3O THUM. TILL 9 IAT. t-1 voNttwsojon Confor »nd BURNER SERVICE ' E.'llKf T r Mni,H(»iH«M« , AlM MtAtlkO IQUIFMMNT INMTALUO 634-3366 ts oi/* B/caur Asstr t -THE WESTFIELD (N.J.) LEADER. FEIDAV, DECEMBER 28, 1858 P»ff 19 JV Devil Cagers Defeat Porpoises Defeated By Passaic Devils Defeat Raiders, 'Plains 39-37 in O T In its second meet of the Agresti (PC) 1:08.6. Breast: season, the Westfleld 1. L. Femicola (W) 39.5; 2. BY STEPHEN McNALLY McNally 5 12 - 10 Coiefer 3 8 1 7 Y.M.C.A. Porpoise A team C. Rudel (PC) 40.0; 3. A. Goski 5 17 • 10 Braun 3 7 6 put up a valiant effort Bobby (PC) 40.9. Back: 1. J. The Westfield High JV Turk 0 4 - 0 Total IB 60 1 39 against strong Passaic Kurtt (W) 35.2; 2. C. Win by Point basketball team won its Clifton girls, but couldn't Maaskant (W) 35.1; 3. B. home opener 39-37 fa quite get past them at the Yingling (PC) 36.2. But- overtime again* a tough end. Once again, the relays terfly: 1. C. Agresti (PC) ByALSTAVITSKY lead nonetheless' as, on the abort end of the 57-56 record for the young season Scotch Plains team. CBL Begins Tomorrow were the important 32.7; 2. P. Bieszczak (W) following a Westfield miss, score. into the Summit Christmas determining factor. The 34.1; 3. J. Tyrrell (W) 35.5. Westfietd's mysterious Tony Piccoline dropped in a As if the one point loss Tom McNally scored the With the Westfleld High Westfleld High School coach 15-foot side jumper for a 52- Tournament. The Devils winning basket with 1:51 lead changed hands 13-14 Free - 1. N. Vaiden basketball dominance over wasn't enough aggravation opened play Wednesday School basketball players at of 51 win, 5 loss fame. Scotch Plains continued last 50 lead. for one night, someone remaining in the overtime the helm, the Clinic CLINIC SCHEDULE FOR numerous times during the (PC) 1:00.0; 2. R. Sch- night (too late for LEADER period to give Wettfleld individual events, but the weighardt (PC) 1:03.3; 3. M. Friday night at the WHS Westfleld's Jim Catron broke into the visiting team Basketball League will i THIS SATURDAY gym as the Devils came responded by bulling down locker room during the coverage) against Roselie second win against one begin its third season 9 - Sixth grade clinic Porpoises had the task of Lynes(W) 1:04.3. Breast: 1. N. Hugger (W) 1:16.2; 2. K. away with a 57-56 overtime the foul lane to sink a one- ballgame, forcing open a Catholic at Summit. defeat. tomorrow at Washington 11 - Clinic Basketball winning all four relays to Tournament play resumes Westfield had to come win, or three to tie, which Gardner