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tieaond Clan* Pol t age Ffcld FubliHhfld SEVENTY-NINTH YEAR—No. 12 at WM* field. N7.T. WESTFIELD, NEW JERSEY, THURSDAY NOVEMBER 7, 1968 fflvary Thurnrtny •28i-Ea|es£10Cet?tj' Republicans Sweep Council Seats; 82% k Voters Here Cast Ballots
Westfletd Republicans continued three of the town's 22 districts. Vote By Ward* In Westfield their control of the Town Council Closest race was in the Fourth No Legal Action •uesday With a total sweep of its Ward, where DemocMat Patrick D. Question* Wiiri) 1 Word 2 WnHIl Want 4 candidates for Mayor and council. Minogue's strong campaign/failed to Number I Yet 2332 2139 2036 2139 The GOP aspir'ants lost in only unseat incumbent Morris Kamler Pool Yeti who was oleoted to a sedond term (Public Buildings) ...... No 884 838 949 929 by a 2,081 to 1,708 margin. ?.; Number 2 -. ...Yat 2535 2298 2119 2277 it "••• (Transportation) ...... No 711 1107 871 822 Westfield's Fried Kamler lost two of the ward's five f .^timber*3 .'. Yes 2059 1858 1813 1899 districts, most heavily in the first' Bids tor construction of an $800,000. ^"-(Housino; Assistance) No 1099 1057 1132 1130 district where. Minogue gained S73 ars Loser votes to Kamter's 234. This laai,' bow. municipal Olympic pool complex oo { NOmbor 4 ...' Yat 2395 2180 2033 2155 Nor* Scotch Plains Ave. have beeo ever, as' well as the 359-304,v«« la "'yif. Legislature) .....No 685 664 799 765 advertised by town officials. Pro- In County Race the second district was CfaaV'owa> posata for the work,will be received, mnomi, come by Kamdetr's 699-3M \*»ary to Tuesday, Dec. 3.. 1013 914 1447 15B7 pNrty-Muskle (D.) • While some 10,000 absentee ballots the Stonehenge area of Xttkfr- ' i n w 2667 2545 2254 2165 the third district and moat The complex will require the con- .-».-.ErT*n *9 « (*•) -• 106 92 184 160were still being tallied in tfoe Union struction of an Olympic swknmlng W«llo«-UMoy " County Courlhause at press time Republican-populated. •, , ;.. • pool, a diving pool, wading poo), yesterday afternoon, it appears that At press time yesterday afUrntaa; mechanical systems and appurte- 549 499 935 973Westfield's lone contender for coun- it was learned that Mr. KamJtr's nance*, a bathhouie, equipmentl 3138 2961 2786 2784 ty office, incumbent Freeholder load was increased by 84 absentee building. ail ike work and certain. Arthur C Fried was a loser in Tues- votes to Mr. Minogue's 88. . jWwall (0.) 909 822 1463 1512day s unorthodox general election. In addition Nixon tallied 733 West- field absentee votes to Humphrey's AuthorUatioo for iu comtnwtioa Ahwn (D.) 922 842 1431 1530 Excluding the awaited absentee 282. Freeholder candidate* received oin b> 1m nrtwjum ta FOUND HHMMW tmm at n* hunt at W«BM v«tm bn Yoar «nd financing were approved by the *>lad , eoasue waa la> •> ••w, that* aw eone IMtt Wttt- ^tiaasaMKakM mktA rttaarf—a 4 : H»re «or» aha U Vf"JaPimv am UaVIQI -.9** *, prertdmt at Mercury ba aa many mar. Fafcral Savlamof Woodbndge hav w'n "'••':.-•.• • n : " riajM. wa* 4» am and W bat yoar. Mrtl» canaiad from IN to ... •> Oardaa CHUT, 48-Page Shoppers Guide Leaf laaad, Naw York, wfll bt Iteraajtrar at htustrwM heads Or. Edwards has baas doing ra- Torborg Returns C> PWl1 TlWBI Thra«etS of M Federa! of ap- ' ** a*™*****"* Mailed to Homes this Week soarch wark into tat pnMam «f corat to bt MM par year. proxanatoiy Ml nuHwn combined drag akwa and ia wkWkr i ' * Ut^^ftM^Atffl** a^^aaM atf aaaMi^tBaaMtMti Tht tatatt dtvate ot th»W«*«atd lag aad to •• aajaartty oa tht xt.tawajhlp ia MM t» Area Channfar of Oomroarca baa wttfc In* bravt As WHS Teaciier torn Kite, iwwnbMit, PTwOUCMI KM nm • Ha wW'flivasame bard tota about The MiMCe ^n^rMii tha C4mnWok*tiaM laplp . the dtffer- Jell Ttaterg, tormer W«*lk*i of *»• and that Uaurence G. Maaon proMm rf the T7 Guide OMlaaai-.B tocos hi tbtaUag betwaot n (M d Hah School student, Has ratumad ay mimMm* for the senior Mgh awne wiU remain Pint Federal Siv- VWars alas turned dawn a «•»jm BaVi 4WB HHaWaTJam „ _.. - cataparuwl Matint at add parentt, (faareaaoaa fcr chll- to «ie gym there as a teachtr, K wasschool gtadNMa OMtnsetor since that bond issue to eoMftiHt a muafcfeal nT0 NlaWOIaT* WH. 09 AMlM - W. swimming pool by a margin, of MM ia Waalattd «Ua It is planned tihat the Woodbridge partota aitmiM knaw and ^^ftof Education bat aHM. Mr, Ttrbenj. Tha naajnaHnn of Mrs. Marion B. branch office wiM be represented by do wMhta tfatir own famiiaj. now a Lot Angola Dodgtrs' oatchor Esoomtr at secretary in the busi- an advisory board comprised of for- In tht »uMa wa»||wdiaj,»- mate Charles G. 9m**, phone numbers. leace the ivMlcatiaa el an la- tha WeotfWd Area Oommittce of •Hugh, McKlnley third grade; Mi» ers were Mrs. Edith Epstein and for the Borough Council, received HUOM n«Ma, apomw of tht txna- The guide is intended as a refer- Sherrel Rogers, Columbus sixth CWWCt MKvHlB CMMCf 2,«12 and 2,«a votes in Tuaaday'i ence book tat should be kept handy grade; and Mrs. Paula R. WeaMnaa, Continued on Page 21 , Uul electton. for prospective shoppers and for use Roosevelt guidance. AM Mi proocedf wia be given to in eroergencoe* the chamber said. Mia toatftatd Day Ctre Center. The Appointed by the board were Mrs. ceattr maat ra«f it» own fintnekri Florence H. Barks, WHS Engteh, tutaart thai year bocauw it hat not To Renew Campaign $7,100 annual rate (second semester been la apanttoii long enough to be For Funds Dedicated subbatwri substitute for Mrs. Loma eHsttie JOT parttdpaltan in the Uoi MacDouati; Mrs. Dense E. Tfayie, tod ~ To Cacciola PI. Project P,m-, MIBJ GaroDe Kowal. »,«6«. and Mrs. Tina L. Lubar, special ooV FMktced by tfce Cormrnnwty PJagr- A new membership drive w ex- ucatton, *3,««. en at WfaMaU, thta will be the ooftf pected to be initiated in December In addition to Mr. Tbrherg, it waa puMe ptrtanMx* at Ne« Sanani by the Community Development Cor- •EV. ANTHONY i. CDRISCOLL announced that Miss Margaret Die- fforaoon of WaaUield which seeks RAM! EUGENE MftOWRI 9B*,m toward the purchase of land trich served Oct. 7 through Oct 1C for hawing unite in fee Cacaafa Pi. Legion to Begin for Mrs. Lila O. Phipps at a salary Cofltpttter Dance Second Supper area. According to Daniel Lundy, presi- 51th Anniversary To Deliver Brochures Tomorrow Night dent, the corporation currently has a The Holy Trinity CYO will sponsor Forum Sunday membership of almost 50» communi- The WestfieM Atnerkan Legion On Proposed School a computer dance from 7:30 to 11 ty organizations and pledges or sub-wiU honor its past commanders and Saturday, Sunday p.m. tomorrow. Music will be pro- The second lecture of the Supper seriptiom of M6.1W. past presidents at a dinner at the vided by the Troupe. Forum series at Temple Emanu-ei , local Post home at 6 p.m. Sunday. Eightiaage brochures descnbuig Only those who have completed a will take place Sunday evening when Curbing Now— The dinner also will commemorate thep iroposetl Ewan School on which date card and received a ticket wiU Rabbi Eugene Borowitz nil discuss Veterans .Day and the kick-off for resident wiH be asked to vote Dec be admitted. 'The Jew in Contemporary Amerksn Sidewalks in Spring the American Legion's 50th anni- 3 will be distributed by the Westfield LFterature." versary of H« founding. Jayeees to ail WestfieM homes Sat- in the cen- • i Rabbi BoriwRz is professor of ed- The Rev. Anthony J. O'Drisooll will urday and Sunday. Inaex uoation and Jewish refcgiom thought be the guest speaker. Father An- Containing an arehite<*'s render- thony has served the American Le- ing of the proposed school, a Boor Business Directory ... Sec. 3-4 fJ^Z^jfJ^TtSI^ to toe project not exited until B gion in New Jersey as its depart- plan and statistics, the brochure, ~™ He is also visitling lecturer in con- 5 ,„ ment chaplain for six years before compiled by the Board of Education, Sec 2^-4 temP°rla'I'y tlh«l'*«y at bhe Jewish his election as national chaplain in also invites residents to attend a , ««***««»« R being wad as a 1967. public hearing on the project Nov. emI»™ry me^ure untd the instate- Father O'Driscoll attended Notre 19 at the Elm St. School. I "'~~~' semimaTy has been invited to '» "< "^ »*«* '» ^ area Dame OoHege in Montreal and Jayeees are providing the man THE TEMPERATIRE'S RISING, and a lot mor e ».,r,n h».rlr«l ?ivin« is n.-d.-.l l«, hrin- the "Kivin? to power for the distribution of the gauges^ of this United Fmrf progress inaicator outside the Suburb™ Trust Co. in ihr i,,p. ••Htn-w-a effort." 1 a« ins opmtts, tat .tofe not afteaiy- ert- i«t *» smart A- MtCtMtk^, r ' Puflft 2 THE WESTFItiLD opun hwirhiK tit I'hi.s lute dutc? o BOMCO In 1M2 as n Jowl-sh Oirmlbiw locftiwefi. Rabbi of llio Wosfif'iolti AsHoetolton of Edu Republicans No Legal Action "This henrliig was to decide upon clrnpltiin of liio :i2i«L In- Rz will jwbll&l) Soci'udtjnlo.s In III 10 the flmil udupiion of nn ordinance fnntry Bl»t Division, ho yyear : 'A Now ql Tltoolotftfyy um 0/ JoW'orson Sclvuol Wodn&sday, (C'onlimied from pane I) (Continued from i) to Kvntil u |iul>lfc swimming pool. rose- tn th(! rttnk of in'ujor «nd .served Making," "How Can a Jaw Siwak'of For Dim (mat five yearn Mr, Lou- Our nwiyor, within Uiu time It m n'i'slwtuiit division cluiplmin in the Path Today?," attd "OKHoBlnff a Sex ven lvns boon n student, of Noel Tip- i' oppfmeMls Ilit-linirl Suimu>] and ownspuoplu vi.wrously vnk't'd Ihulr look him Lo answer two South Pnuific, liable." Thosu vol'Unws exi>l'ain liils ton of (ho Tlpton Studios In Wealflctd, Hurry K|>|ts, and in Hit' Kkst Wnril |ii'«li?sts linvlrtg I'liu will of chunked from calling it a Iiivilud giiLj-st.s will liTcdudc the to JtiwdBh fajH'h and Ms l/nut, .himwuy ho won I ho Music Itcpiihlfniii imliiieal newcomer Alex- the Town Council imposed upon suhn club [aid for only by tho mem- commander of Post 3, G-t'ovor Tron- tio tfw ruiaiUios at oont«(ii- Tcucdiurs NuWonol Contest u»dor tlto r •n infer Wiliiiims won ;i '!,- i!lll lo 1,05(1 them wo oould not )ic!|) but be dis- beru who used il to a public pool or; Unit 3 Auxllkry prufildcMrt, Mra. \wvavy extettmce, tiabbl Bomwttz re- spoiisoralitp of Uic NJMTA at Doug- ouivud hj» buctielai's decree Inss College, nn ICA OUAUTT DR 6-5505 207 E. BROAD ST., WESTFIELD • 233-1171 mount Am AVI Open Monday Evenings Till 9 it !] WESTHELD (N.,1.) LEADER, THURSDAY, N0VEMUI3U 7, JIK1H Putfe 3 U ' * SAR Cites Harold Lcggett Local Banks For Achievements to Chapter Victims of Fraud Tho Siibunbbuin Trust Oo, end Uio G. Harold Leffgeitt of 530 Moun- National Bank of Wwvtfiekl are two tain Ave. 'has been cited by Charles of five bunks in Union and Middlesex •P, Bailey, president of the local oimMcs wh o wore defrauded of cliapter of the Sons of the American about $120,000 bdbwuLTi Muroh, KMM, Revolution, as the rrtan most respon- and February, 1M7, in what federal sible for the chapter's topping the offdals call "overtopping schemes" 200 membership mark, that involved 'three area bankers and Mr. Leggett joined fthe West Fields six county residents, chapter in 1961 and was appointed Tadeusz M, WrobJeski of Edison, chairman of the membership com- Suburban's ass'L^ant secroliary-trea- mittee in 1962. In the seven inter- suor from October, 1902, until he vening years he has secured 106 new was fired In June, 1*»66, was named merrtbers for the local society and hi 145 counts In five separate indict- one membership for the De Uand, ments. He has been under federal Pla., SAR. an*est since Se-iitcmbeir, I960, In 1963 Mr. Leggett was appointed Also indicted was Jacx GrWley of •to the state board of managers of South Plain-field, who was head of the SAR and in 1968 was made chair- the consumer credit depart of the man of the state society membership National Bank until he was dis- committee. He has served on several charged when the investigation be- other committees of the sbate socie- gan two and one-half years ago. ty including tihe important house Paul C. V. Bosland, Suburban commHtee. As chairman of this Trust's president, said the bank's three-man group he was commis- loss should be covered by insurance THE EL DIKES, local group which will perform for Saturday night sioned to investigate the possibility Reeve for his contributions to the and bonds. According to estimates, Girls dance with joy in Teen Canteen dance at Weitffeld High School. . of securing a new headquarters Wcstfield chapter. This medal was Suburban's loss is about $100,000 and IHUIl home for the state society. This as- left by him tat his death to be pre-the National Bank of Wesbfield's I • ' J J signment took many months of study $15,000. sented to the individual member who Health-tex • * El Dikes, Local Group, To Play Saturday and conferences with Mr. Grass- made. the greatest. contribution to 5TV.NT&GS v-i * I . v man and John Kane of the Eliza- Dikes /will appear at the In addition, Jerry -Mann, a local and hosteafe lot the evening. Mr, andbefchtown Historical Society, the WestfjeW chapter. Cognizant of TfenCanteen fcrnce iq the IMfiM drummer a»d Chudde Epps, another Mrs. Frances Charles and Mr. and The committee finally WAS able to the achievements of Mr. Leggett, the Holidays are the time to be merry in these color- vocalist, were added to the group. SMtiritey Mrs. Don McLaughlin wilt chape- present to the membership of the medal was presented to him in 1965. ful slack sets. Combed cotton knit shirts come and blues" music The Ei Dikes had been together rone' the night's .activities. The spon- state society at its annual meeting the evening,. The *»ri open at oitty one week when they made their sors of the are Mr. and Mrs.in 1965 tlhe appropriate proposition in patterns and solids, some have embroidery, 8 p.m, «fid the daaoe ww continue first appearance at Wariiranco Park. Charles Vetta end Mrs. Ruth Hill, to acquire the old pre-Revolutionery and all coordinate with corduroy pants. Both are 16 ii:» pm t^ndtntMn.member- Contributing to the success of the The Teen Canteen Committee has house in Elizabeth known as the band.over the past three months announced that anyone interested in Bonnell House. The homestead has Let us show you which shirt completely washable so every day's a holiday •Wp certb and a sfnjOl fee are need- Chaperoning for any of the dances ' for iKbikteMce. Door, will dose have been their dairy practices. been restored to Us original 1680 ourtop executive customers for mother. »t ^ p.m. :«d there is DO readmit They have appeared at many places this year may contact Eric Van •architecture and has become the buy. Hundreds of traditional such as the Robin's Nest, Rutgers Leuven, UO N. Chestnut St., Holly present state headquarters. shirts in bur large selection. Sizes: 2, 3, 4 4.50 . j«st; three high school University, Atlantic City, The Drain Boyle, 855 Dorian Rd:, or Mr. and (Mr. Lrftfgett, because of his many yokrtfcs ftcappetta for charity and numerous school dances, and' Mrs. Glenn Maggto, 62 Cottage PI. notable achievements for the SAR, Save 20% to 40% Sizes: 3, A, 5, 6, 6X 4.50 stb^ the E» Dikethw grown into atop with stars such as Timothy Wil- There are eight more dances this has been awarded two medals which n son, The Manhattans, The Exza- . S.9S to 7.M Mch •' fliiDcci^nQ miMj fv he wears on ceremonial occasions. vions. The Dukes and Barbara year, about one a month, and there # Jerry Barnes, vocalist, Frank are usually six couples-per dance, The first is the General MacArttrar Jones. • , ; medal of commendation by the state 1*815.00 Arthur Stevens , rtiyttm, Jkn Oauiterucci, pates of the dances will be given 14-17 N«k • Kevin Kelly,. junior,; and Nancy society and the second, and longer DEFARTM0JT STOU FOR CHILDWN *>d BUI Praesel. lead guHar, 32-34 SlMvt hick the orifiMl trio oi Bruce Bra- Hanr&han, senior, of Westfleld Se- upon contacting any of the above of the two, is the state etnWem, orig- tnii Kir* Bmttfe And Aaron Btmett nior High School will serve as host people.' ' v inally presented to Witon Edgar 233-7 E. Broad St., WtttfMd AD 3-1111 FIELDCLUB OWN MONDAY NIGHTS Til * 307 SOUTH ,WKTflW> AO3-O24t opp, BUtlon Farklnv Colorful... rounds WHEN YOU JOIN OUR 1969 sport scene4 • imported cotton suede ALPINE Ciuisbnas riir«f w«yt whtn • Chrtetmct Clvb with u*. In MMHIM l*v«ly Meliday fin M yw gift y«ti will m\— Mrn «n yvr Club mnd y««1l # #f CtlflWIMM wMh M»9I Mxt ymr •nd to "pimwrf OPEN YOURS AND EARN HANDSOME DIVIDENDS ttfit otit-ttoft #M! MIM P«ym«nta Amount •fClub Plus Liberal Di liSM 14-30, $35 BOYS' DEPARTMENT ON MEZZANINE FLOOR 207 E, BROAD ST WESTFIELD 233-1171 Till 9 1 4 \ | THE WESTKIKU) (N.J.) MSADBIC, TIIUIISPAY, NOVEMBER 7, IOCS— Funeral services wore concluded IV «I OBITUARIES lA tiwy'tf, 318 Jiosl liiwid HI.. Mon- 1101 OUly day morning by Uie Rev. Elmier 'Pnl- was in Fulrvlow plt.nl, Newui'k. To Direct Comedy Mrs. S. I). Solomon 'Mr.s. Kuckuo, n native of Russia, Mrs. Dorothy TOWIBOMI will cli- Mrs, Knlhlwn l>:il«'y Sohmvm. FUNERAL DIREaORS Man's Shop WISTPIILD CRANPORD WtiHam A. Doyto fni H. Or*?, It. 318 E. BROAD ST. 12 SPRINWIf tO AVI Stan Blacker^\\ V Phon* 233-0149 , I- -*; 4 * -Alaskan I • t I I \ •• ••:*" •*.!!• - \ t - A Efttabllshed IS6* On* of New fine$t ctmettrtii : Ami G. WUUit «f WestfleM, wemrf prlie wiuer in the WMtfleM Scene pfttMent «f Ac WettfteU AH AMMUIUM, nvfew her entry. Show mi c* Non-profit snd 4 ike WettfieM Area ChamWr tf C«nmerc# Retail Stockdale To Give ONE TEAR DEFERRED PAYMENT FLAK INTEREST-FREE, AVAIL- 1 Travel Program ABLE FOR PRE-NEED BUYERS. DON'T The second travel adventure pro- LET gram of the season will be pre- 09c« Ofle* sented at 8:15 p.m. Friday evening, 1100 E. Broad St 125 Elm Str««t Nov. 15, in the Wesltfield High School AD. 2-0781 AD. a-oiso GEORGE AudfcSonium. "Africa, Land of Stanley and Livingstone," an exciting new DOIT? film, wtll be narrated by William Gates Close at 8:00 p.m. Stockdefc. A graduate of Yale University, Mr. Stoctoiale has been a life-long resi- dent of Putnam, Ooim. As a free "Oh, I'm insurance poor now, and besides, if anything lance writer he has traveled in many happened to me, my brother, (or brother-in-law) George will areas of tmr country and abroad. In take care of my family." We hear that story so many times 1M9, he and bis new bride took a *!*> THE iwmWO <*M.) TJIUIWDAY, NOVEMBBII i; ':•> \; 1 Mirror, 919 Dresiort 988 Bed, : . * \"v 'V.-: ».-i I S • >: ••'"«. ..*.!- '• .1 :" i < Dresser, t • MS OLAF AXEXSON ' - .* flunfc fled, Vxelson Joins •>; \ •.. First Federal • i i * * Charles Harrington, president oi iHrst Federal Savings whose home office U.WeStKeld, tOdsy a appoitrimertt to the -staff; Axeilson, whowiH apt In.tfie J- >*,. > : 1 A oi assisibahit vlce president., _ I table* ft iHis previous .experience * tids been it **~ H» wftfc Reliance S&L, Rahway, • i .1 f 1 potinan Federal SldL (rf. Jersey G|tyt i...- •i* *s People Trust ,Cto,, Hbckertw*; aqd darkly with « Commercial Trust Co. of I fini$hi authenticallyh styled drawer Jersey (My. brat*-tone,.. grainaorto* Mr. Axeborfis a tfrtiduftto' ol Us> »Qki High Sdwoi, Jersey City, ftilt- / .', gens Univeraity, and various oounn .f at the American Intitufe 0t Bak- ;w A \ ing. .Married and the father of two • \ dtildrwi, he is aasocfatferi With' T, * * 1 • civic orijanizattitms fodudww *r r -V. €ounfty Savings and *\ * \' and Kiwaate of Rafrway. r i :: J ^» r i , Ediso / n Showq. t' ( PISIGN-ir-YpURSCLF b^Jrooms ot a-la-carte prices; pick just th« pieces On Wednesday you need and WYel YOUM and fuss-free, ruggedly comtrgded, with Edison Junior High School grdined-tb-match marproof fops that shrug off spills and scratches > annual fashibn show Mid de»- ; , . this is jciftf th« fort of e>a»y-ccir« goc»d looks you want for a sont Oflnd ruetly will be heU at 8 student's hide-away. Come see Koos entire collection . •. . byy | p.m.'Wednesday evening. Men's awl ladies' f&fihta I I - > • the pieces you need how, add to it whenever you wantl TKese t i Jofhn Pranks Store will be modeled h^rc«rM *Kof g>^-w, keep pace with expanding • worlds, and by members of the faculty in the au- chancjing ne#dt designs that go from grade school thrckjgh college ditorium. Ito fa&hiwi show' will be I. r V • foUawed by dessert and card playing '+ ' '• *':.r >••? and beyond. '• You'll firtd styles to suit every decorating personality. V i nthe gym; Door prizes and prtoe* wrtl be awarded aft that time. . - • • - • • • . - < i -: ' • • Ways and means committee chair- ••-..- \ : . '•'•. •-"'. ••;. CONVINItNl-ifeRMtJ •'; ': .'• •• ."• '•. •. men Mrs, Stefftieto fteftuk, Mn. Eu- gme Eteinan and Mn. EdwiartJ Net- .T I ly, have been adslated by Bin, Wac- n . •(' r . '- • • Skrtly and'Mrs. Joan k •' my; Mns." Robert \fa, f •.fc< V cocfdinator; Mr Party is Wednesday! Ifte* Hid LOS the Furniture Show pi ac ***** oos , 2U<4iOO 1f I THE WESTFIEU) (N.J.) LEADER, THURSDAY, NOVEMBER 7, 1 • 1 REAL ESTATE FOR SALE REAL ESTATE FOR SALE • RIAL tSTATI FOR IMI • RIAL ISTATI FOR SAU EDWIN O. EDWARDS BARRETT & GRAIN PEARSALL LEE K. WARING C. B. SMITH, JR. DANKER * DANKER, ATWOOD REALTY WILLIAM A. CLARK NANCY F. REYNOLDS nUAI/TOH R«altor« Int. RBALTOR — INitROB ASSOCIATES Roahor 112 Elm St. 'TWO COLONIAL OFFIOUB" AND Mtubir Maltlpl* MatUa; HB — Uaarani 436 lovfrh Av«. REALTORS 111 Utatrai A MtMbir* mt M«ltl»l« U AD 2-3300 AD 3-5555 Weiifield Mgunlatniid* Wt SUGGEST . . . FRANKKNBACH AD 2-1800 AD 3-1100 GRANT SCHOOL 14« ILMU ITRHT Mamfcar M»IHpl« hlmttmg I F INC. Mrmrrtr »f Ol.UKH OOl.ONIAlj KIM&AI' K churches, 9 rooms, 2 \ - V "i ' EDWIN O. EDWARDS MA baths. Westfield. • ', !."- fwim*. titan*. »pit(»¥el Wi* KTZ, INC. Thjfe madern larffe 3 .bedroom HUNKUN SCHOOL ha 1, living reo^^U ««»»«•, Ipllt i*«Vel haa ran: apple tree , AD MMS k in front yard with mafy ah rub* panelled den; I b*dr»Of*a, la«n •aiXMT •. V. *nd.enhancing bu»h«i. There >• $44,900 - Built during the THREE WAR OLD dry- room, ceAtml air OOIM|- tioninr PrincipaJj •air. ill- ftetlV patba and S^car taraci. . Victorian era . . . modern- •natagM lt«ny-.«xtrai. May we toil you 5321. : 18-11.It •' ized to today's standards. $35,500 D*ria Hi * t • S«IT CHARM more? . - Jaaalee O, •J J • * < N • t Wtelfred H / ' ' Very spacious. In West- Hume-lM-levein # * . Three BARN -/ Everyth)a» you In a 1»M ipljt, level, you'll find fa thle bedrooms, kulh-Metd-tt-heiK * * 9 .' • Scotch PlktiHn nohie — centerh41 hall» , Areplfccefirepl ,t hthre ebfc bfcdrooi**d tw, • i; field. RAMtUNO CAM COD 1: lal r' I • . • Pwpelled family roam bathe/Aud^rotfn.ffttnlly room piu« additional "rec" room, • _ . • • i . • . Fall feaaemeat . * . MOUMTAJNMOf THE JOHNSON AOtNCY, on a beautifully •p*ci6ui, well Vnrubbtd lot. Lovely decar - » • Two ear OKAOOUft RRALTOiS :..-.• ; ...'•;•-' I«.»H. $49,900 - Wychwood in TfcU maiMtaa; Cap* "'• DUTCH COLONIAL ri v " • • , • HfOHUND AVWUI •;- »• r. Westfield. 5 bedrooms, V ffrftce the Mwcr #f Mir ' 1 I Thle choice location often nve newly decorated bedroomfe (two baths. 1st fl. family room. JAMES J. DAVIDSON * • l*tfri*r Ik THIB HOME 8AYB WELCOME th* moment ftm walk fn the door. of which are HUOE), three and one-half bathe, large formal In the "Oardeni" on lot lOoxSSS Recreation room. Porch. Realtor ela A mix room. 1H bath Colonial with etone and fraaw front dining room, family room and enclosed gunroom. With the a«- 4tii«tttriii • ev«t on; plaster conitmctlon. Ultra motfern,-leaa than a-year eiptlon of the kitchen, which an IhtereMIn* buyer can remodel — 4 badWima — i% bathe — SKY TOT RANCH Ireyfu* J-car a/arave, If you're lookln* Heater ef «fe* old kitchen with neweat of Ml(-ol«anlnc evene, «Htawaeher, to Mi own I kini, the floor*, walli and c*llln«i are all fteihly for a lar»e older home, to en- bird tttmm m§ eating bar. Attached «raa;e, uml-fiQl>fi«4>M«m«nt; remr patio. painted and In excellent condition. You would be proud to own tertain In, may we luunt yo« THRtt YiARS OLD MidClple LMIi| *fmt*m 1«-|MW« pict«r* wtwivw Neetled in a, South aide area cloa* ta «|f ecnoole. Flrit I (me thla beautiful piece of property I Inquire about thle "value." !». •flake* fcr #!•# shelve* « «* advertised. I31.5M. ' • : mediately available. $54,500—Dutch Colonial on MANY FINK UBTKIflf (wa h*4wmmmm 4 fc*lh mm 1st $53,300 . , . tw« M«rc la*** i 1 ••,•••.•: • . : •„ Highland Avenue. Center I* plM feath «a S«4 FARMHOUSB of a century vlntai"* but all renovated yet retain- hall. 5 bedrooms, V/i On the rMKf la Bcutt-h paacllc4 <••• 1mmHy tflalaar fnff Its original charm. Country ityle Modern kitchen, new flrat Plnlim . - , Three bedroom* ranin. Excltlaa; l«t wltk tall fl. lavatory; new second floor bath; entirely redone Ineld* and baths. Beautiful lot 100 x • . . Two «eid nat-balf batM YOUR FIRST HOME?? oak*, 4otfw*wa\ apllt- rail out. Pour wecond floor b«droom»; another four on the third mrnxuttm WILLIAM A, CLAJK . , • Family room with fire- feaee * »Mt laaip> at »• needing redoing tf used. Three fireplace*; hlfh celllrtfVi panelled 235. Westfield. traaec. C!«rtal«lr mm Meal den. A perfect ««ttln« for your antlquee. |41,»e0. place * . . Suretsed porch YOUU LOVI IT I hitaie for m crvwtaa; r***aT . . # A hrmmty* fa*allr> Thl» la a atw llat* -••••• • • $2M00. PROFESSION and home under, one roof In' thU ba»i«ally well dettigned Colonial with flve-year-old «*t«n»lon coneietla* of $57,000—On a wooded lot Thts recctnly llntrd Weatfleld neveral offldes (or could eajtlly be converted to on* lar»» unit). Ctjlonlal hub wo much to f>fCcr! Uvlna- fiuiirtem conalat of *li roomi; finished baiement roomj 140 x 204 in beautiful AH Hevon roomfi are in Immac- two-«ar detached carace. Clote to town. Grant School. $11,190. Parkwood in Scotch Plains. ulate condition from the living UtmWmWtt. ONE YEAR OLD room, iltnlntf room, science klt- 4 bedrooms, 3 baths. Air cliPn with f]ti$hwaHhferp bedroom TWO COU>S1AIM—One Washington School «re« o< el* roome; conditioned. *inil tilft bath on the l»t Hoor; \Vt bathlt; porch; three twin alted bedroom* and d«ep fenced lot. A. Ctavfc AD»-* LUXURY CAPE to the 2 beautiful bfflrootrm up- A clean, cosy home, ready for the next owner, 9I1,M67-~ Th» «tair» we think you will agree other, it never room Grant School home. Panelled den; baaement that this Iioine hae been fflven play room; fireplace; electric kitchen. Both hontea In excellent $55,K» t€*iirler care. Addttlonni ffcaturns nreas with frlenaly nei«hbore. $S60 art' the 13 ft. x 10 ft. rec. room, -LI. FLORIDA $63,000-A lot to offer . . . Affiu ihr ftrmt Wnli-htmir MTwnrct porch, all plH.ntcr t-on- aia in Mc*oi^h 1*1 a Inn «t ruction, nlumlLium combina- "SMALL 1ST ATI' RANDOiPH-WliOMAN CO Two- ff«rd«n type apartment 9 rooms, 3 boths, 2 fire- bulldfnfft, maeonry block con- Five brriroomji • , . tion window^ low hetttlnheK K $79,900. lUmtfr* <(IS(H. Only 1 h ld d JOHNSON AOINCY, INC. . HIaMIH* l>Mla« Ncaltfra itrnctlafi. Each hai (oar m- places, air conditioned, 1 years old and roem apartments. Equip, drapee, Honied kitchen . . , Ov- better than new Vou'll love it!! 1M HMBtahi A»*^ W Esther Williams pool, pa- the Henert-ntloti. F1CU10 furniture, air condlt. and heat, Haffl tn find a nicer liome in rt.B, kit., »round for 4 addi- tio. Westfield. this IJIICC In ioout»lul Wychwood tional unite. Excellent location AM near. ahop. center, Jax Vnlver- light Cuttom Roomi Blty, E*^w»y. ideal investment Fowr BolfH — Don A. Florida uteway faat srowth JAMES J. DAVIDSON Jackeonvflle. Profeaelonal man- $73,000 — Lots of living Two Wrooloco* for the very larse family. Well located on the North acement. yearly r«nt |I4M. So«<^out Orowtd* tt«Bto» mi Urttm* • Whli School area, cloa© to two ld will and or replacement coat; space, inside & out. Cen TWO SMART REALTOR AXD I*§UHO* M0,e«» —12»,50« caeh, balance Ono Of Our ftott I The home IH beautifully proportioned — on the lafffe aide. Flrnt 9% IIAtlAO mortfava. Good ca- ter hall. 5 bedrooms, 3 354 B. BmOAD fl*. floor haa entrance veatlbule and hall, lar»e Ilvlttr room, 20' long reer and work opportunities In FOUR BEDROOM dtnifur room. 17x18 panelled den. 18x14 panelled kitchen Which, Jai, Write owner for details. baths. Rural setting in WESTFIELD t yearn.a*o, WAA completely m^fnlied. On (be neeond'floor, Scotch Plains. $61,500 - $41,500 THI OAUItT Of HOMif four larr* bedroom a and on the third floor, 4 additional roanw t Ho. t*%, care of Weatfleld AD 3-7150 needing aome work. Sftder, !• Blm It. l«-l4-4t HmitPM In ile»irnhle • The batha are completely modern. flvf> r«n tuple «f I'n P. Hall*. All 2~m44 «•<•( ur* ... Nn Lot aim 100*150; 2-cur detached garage; will to wall eafpet $79,500-Perhaps you have I itlmtit hf>fh , . . M. MIHOKHC AD 2-S33S Included. admired this one-of-a-kind Wim'( you t-n 11 quickly? rRANKUN SCHOOi MRIO»>ORilOOD Jamrt J. BAtllTT* CIAIN la gofns Weat and wants offers. English home in Westfield. ROOMY 4 MMOOM - * tATHS AD MM1 •two COLONIAL Call us for details. DIN - mVIACf - KMUUl DININO ROOM IUCTIONS - UIKTWHS O) Kt>M •T WHAT ANY! 8ft back with us and dream awhile. AD 1-1100 143,000—NKWLY LISTED RANCH HOME, Sunlieri living room, BTBITMG9 18' fllnlnj? room are ju»t two unu0t1.il featur^H of thl« 4 tiedroom Election day makes ua realise how few elections (selections) FOR QUICK n.i>.««tjwfcrfBB>§iiA h- (one bisdroom and half 6fttn on cupanfltd 2nd floor). Many there itrft In moet Ifvei, Certainly not In candidatea; certainly KARSAU M. D. Sflaia, Jr. AD MM1 aB arc Included, t-ovely lot. Jefferson School area. frequently hot \\\ where we work. However, there are aome who, M. A. MERCNER G««i«« F. MekarOa,. BR 9-nm like many other Americans, are thinking of second homes -— NANCY F. REYNOLDS $52,500—XEWLrY LIfiTED SPUT LEVEL on-better than a half vacation homes — homes to be retirement homes — call them REALTOR — ItfSUHANCB Saiall ADMISM arrp of wnodrd property In the SKacka-maxon ar«a of Scotch what you may. AND D. *Jta««a«..AfiS-4«li Plains. Luxurious 4 bedroom, 2% b-ith horn* haK panelled recrea- RESULTS ASSOCIATES Haael B. Wari AD >-9tl3 tlnn room with bar, largo living roomP fireplace, ncreened porch, And the AUTRC was once to Cape Cod (mostly the Itoston crowd pftovrDEinc rormni rlinine room and big kitchen. We atrongly au-grgeat an because of \tn proximity) and then to Vermont [for Ita akiinff) Realtor* l rail on thla above average liti inarets b«t4 (or thlH area, prirfe and rtlstaru-c hfln aloweif thl** down. AD 3-itOO The Po 1 f • * REAL FOR SALE HHPWANTID Salutes Wight 77«? Slraiul PAHTV MOVIHM lor rent with pro- FEMALI loutor, (iftrtildifi typo M«1. Any child can run tlifl projootor* Ju-rvlfl, CHARLES G. MEIERDIERCK, JR 1 8 t M Him Bt., WimtnalJ. " *" ' On Retirement WOOD VMIMH fot riatu, Tmmodlnte HOLIDAY SELLING t ASSOCIATES, INC. tlnliviiry. Huhmtede Troe IBxport Go,, W/L B-I»1OP, 10-1-tf POSITIONS A plaquo commonwpfltint! Iliomas IfAVK YOU a Urto lur tliono? Htrontf PRIMl LOCATION BIO BEAUTIFUL RANCH Hlior hollow tuliWH, 4" outside II, Wight's "deditntt'd service •an o V ItiHlrte dlumoter, aome We ATA Tir'emintly aocotitlnff fncmlH'i' of the commission for 12 $40,000 $45,900 70", lorno U" long, CoulCl 4 bbe d t) f imrinaiiufil itiul tuni|>i>- 1 aa rollers, or an ooree tot rug rol* years ' was 'presented him at a Four bedroom Colonial — ormyy f.'nnlci- hall — uuL HLOIIO flrn llnVi ui> dream up your pwn use. meeting of tho Recreation Commis- wallkk to ILIIII HeliODhlh i andd thn HI.IL* You ean hftva as many an you want In tho DUKO Uvtmr morn. —e DAYB—40 rtoune sion Monday niffltt. Mr. Wight re- tlull I tfntmtice hall, HprtcluuH nD or only 11.00 aaoh at the W««tfield UvliiK room 04' wldci) flruptac-u Ijrlfftlt (lining- v »i- -eader/60 IDIm m., while they lam. I»AHT TIMJS VM, TO Cuilii P.M. cently- retired tvam tiie J>ost. Ion. Attmotlvo dlnlnif room with Motion) It It oh nn, wall Mine RMnr AV*M Qrewa M H. J. condition, »BO. cau ns-»S3T. I „.„*». *-om *blk«a after .school. No in 450 newapapen. I and k on the NSC board of dlrebUn. a or Sundays. Routes avall- Born in New Jemey, a rerident of Direction!: Route 22 weit to Ore*n BroOk-Twp. <1 block viclnlty L*d««wood_Rd\,_MIH past Rock Ave., North PlalnfWId) to Jefftrion Ave.; right Dr., Vork, Mr. Beny toured Europe to modelt.. . . • *•;•. Monday thru Saturday • P.M. frultwood finish; t Importfd uphol- 198* for the V9O and RIALTC rter«d; chair*. iam« *n!»h, . parfMt I orflCB mana««r—like beln« rfMKMld for MVetft ytmn to work Bfld Sunday 7:30 MA. M«4«l condition, ortflnalcoBt I1OO0—wll how! Extremely lntari W h* Seasonefa d Actors own Mats. W«d., Sot., Sun. 2 P » OffKU FO* RENT • L# INSTRUCTION • Support Cast B*tr* 3 P.M. N»v. T-S SCKUN sit KKJI'HONU; SUON new, $2€0 complete. Call 232-1318. I 50 Elm Ht. ten. Mr. Barry has has several one- wttfc vaoratarlal OttlTM •*pr»i».rial tit* OARAOH .troller. car , his wort hat been ex- of "Barefoot btulnvH. M0«rM««*,.O«tl AD I-MN fM and U in meoy ptw&e cot* •W»e cast for Community Pbyers a-brac. punlea, furniture. phone 8 A.M. to i P.M. 1»I-«H>1 GONE WITH THE WIND Nov. ,8, » A.M. until I P.M. J t0 10 P.S; call 1U-6IO. ..-. ;' ' mftior fall production, Neil Simon's gharokee CUr , M •IKi CMIIfW TUfOMNO comedy "Barefoot in ttw P*rfc, is A I MM ussht voioTLAiimm is MM nun fuHy • HflFWANTH)- ;:M • UOAL NOTICIS • I "wwal 1" that the supporting roles all aubj*eU anfl natotnatlq'camera, tlltram^tlo mod- 1 O1 tA; 50 MM (:2.0 .lctih plus B addi- MAllORRMALI ' CAafBMDOB Tll• • - tion*! leqnu thru 100 MM* leather i have played feeding rotee in ^a> «j^.* |CRIH for all UenftavntfWi- Impbrt cs*r- a-ii-tf aW'H anpnnaTBl) tVthV «^d« of MART c.j many previous pPoductioaB. Jack .1:1 CRANFORD tMt ih«tfco49, CUMlCAl or mmmo. itiflcat* within warranty- Top qual- -A OpOO MAM IIAVT the WlflfiMA — AttTKctlve office b•Iftr. Lmont I* roar hom«,T« ity tn»trumwit. AD I-*71& atte^ • roopi, , »xl«, Ind flopr. Excellent Dortam B«.WwUUlV CaU A0 S*IIM Wi n*eda man of prorcn ability; th* appH-|pote of Victor VeUasco, has played downto#M lpoatlon, Reflned environ- -' . . .. '- • • ~ lady #uuund4as raaldai laiafliag roles in a number of ahowt, ment. $46 lnc|udf» I|««V AD Mill AM nfeOOKOflR -r Btlt- aaTea recor — TODAY THHII after • P.M.' '-^- -• ; • 11-7-tf «t I cotltaThetf o •yatom with ; loud 1 aaioclat* of our ft afcei-i and tt»«Mt«k d which.WM-./.lay F»iT of Ath««* . , tape -declc Into _ ll-U-tl equipments PTofMBlonal 4 trac an unit Cor all recordtitg and playback i*± 1 •TPMOflll an«l •elf.hypno.U elaaaea |appilcatldiia. AD 2-6flB after 8 P.M; rVei* tU*"»t* ^71 WM seen most recently in "Any avRMrraiijiV* teir south Av«. o>* or"they wui.be forever] Wednewfey/' also appeared in "The itor* ft) on* Bvatlftbt*. too* »q. ft,, aj j | to write R, JL Barrett Jr., itha. doubl* «xlt doori. ArapU wm* #. I ^ crain, Inci, « New Subject Was Roses" and Edward Cutter Mountaln-lde. 7**^ th« WetT T^M « Mil, OWMJ. H_tf JA«I AMD ib«ra. Lewis has appeared - in numerous he Pcrffc HAMMOND'6JWAN John Robert Qaldo and PIANO ROOKRmBPBR, part time, muet be »TAHTI5 Instruction preaentlfia* tech- .'j' J6hn J. Fried, plays fend musicals, including "My and theory .In an Intereitlnr HIADOUAftflM thoroughly familiar with all Kxecutor- Coogon't Bluff • APARTMHNT$-«f NT • and atlmulatlns manner. Be«lnner» Mala* <• n*tM« Salary C*n|LoiiiB J. Dushl, Attorney Ttw principal are Sherry UlenfieW through advanced accepted. m t _ _ |t»o Elm St. Connery The rfy" roim room*, t|U batb, prlv«.te> time :cler* for, cl*ar { w«tfl*ld, N. J. M Corie Brattor and Peter Green- irano*. cloit to tranapprtatlon. Call 8-t»-tf RITOR SAVIVSI and atatlonery »tora. Pleaae jipply I ie-ll-4t Keen $25,68 Fta'eM- In pern on at SI North Av«.,E,, Cran- wald as Paul Bratter. Robert Ells* t DAV OVIV . . . Mi* »n.r « P.*. * »»«;» RBADINO and Math Improvement ford. ;-,\ workshop. Call 233-003*,: »-19-tf worth plays tine part of the delivery "Grand Tour of Eottorn —. Four room apart- man. •CIBTVTIPIO HYPIfOBlt — Stop tmifTMATl* GOMUNO ment, i«cond rtoor, convenient loca- 'APPliT VQW order of MART C. Performances wttl be given to- Europe" ... tion, av»UabJ« lmmad lately, call FREE ALIWtUM'fiANO HQUH 2 SHOWS: MAT. 2 & EVE. I |32-7|1», • • '• ; ^__ l«-l-tf UN FUU TIMt - P*X1 TIM! n**rt, tomorrow and Saturday at TICKETS ON HAI^R NOW . . TAYLOR m/ltL THH«MI rooma ana bath, with heat, CRKANIO lesions In my Went Held rosmoNS home. 233-4959. 10-24-4t •-. ". • -MEN AND WOMEN • l^utori of the estate director, Norman Schneider, has sdi d- AD J-IM1 HELf WANTtO - of the VNorman FOl^ room apartment, adults, close FfMAU w«.wiUb»!hirfcn*i»rMrMiMMd many prevtoua shows for to transportation, heat furntnh«d. WANTED $AT WALTM tIAOf THIAIIII Available D«. 1. Call AD 2-5*74 are ' -' after;! P,M. CAIM rom »n'» &~^ We offer anftft^AUhl' * ***** ln« habita, bvou, antiqaee, cyrloa, receptionist-and Qlrl win *•• WebtfWd Area Oommattae for UANlaXSHCIAl WID rtaralture, araaaware, flaaa. china. profeaelonal o#lce Satarday ! they WoKTa, 111 |£OIMI Ava. W- 4I4M Included. -A»0lr Bo* III, can H Riht f tht • tOOMf K* MMI • Weatfleld leader, 10 Elm Bt. or recovering the same a«aln«t the ^* show. PerfomMinces to be HIOHTSTOWN l-l-tf IO-1-tf • INTUKVIBWINQ HOURS n a — Nicely furnished Mon.-Prl. lv-lt noon^ 1-4 P.M. •ttb#crlbwnitam E. Quad«nn«id and given Friday and Saturday are for room; eloee to *ll -traneportatlon. GOOD rtARO wanted. Btelnway or I _-.__,.- . Mon. evening 7-8 P.M. COUNTRY Weekdays 2, 7, f other, arand or email elie. Pleaee I P*PTAJ* , part time, Ruth U Quadenfleld members of the club end their Gentleman. Call I»-»M. ll-7-4t call MArket J-I6II. . . t-li-tf' 'u11 time In future. Capable and. __ Executors, Saturday \ ..".fi, 8, t9 to learn chair*aide aaaletlns. | •'• •*1 Oilvf •toe Horace E, Baker, Attorney gueatfl. Sunday Z, 4, 6:46, 7;30, 9:30 Typing required. Salary commen- Mn tfw SfrvgW* DorK« To* iNThmarrintt ooiuciiom or hob- m 202 Mountain Ave., r • AUTOf KXT&AU • t>1ea Co dUplay In Barrett A Grain. surate with ability. Apply to Box PlalnaeM Weatfleld, N. J. _. m*rre>w fW Mk% 2$ and «vtr 2B0, care of WeatRvld Leader. 5A 1B-H-41 Fee* The money .inc., Realfon (41 Elm St.) ofller Him St. 10-il-tf ah* invited, Andy , *1 Fury III, 4*door, window*. Heaee call or wrYta Mre omci was easy fully «qttlpp«4. atttotnAtlc tranamla- Haael Warn. Tit % Baundere AT* Byam Promoted 10 fe bond - Adm. ASUBTAHT »ecretarr to specialist i Immediate aalea ov«nlnv for man or I. NOTICE 18 MHRHBT aiVEN.that nlon, air conditioned, electric win-] W*Mfl»1d. Art I-mil «-fl4-»m $1.3S. Walt HMIor-Sat. Ntf» to steal . . • " daws, BMcelUnt condition, low mile- In Cranford. Excellent opportunity woman with perionallty and energy. tn6 nrBt %n& nnal account of the $MM. Call IIS-H76. 'or rlffht applicant. Office hours » No sales experUnce needed; full Uubscrlber, UJUIS J. D«»M, Executor -JM Mucha. Cominf W«d.— but hard 10-H-tf AND .M. to i P.I*, llwt have Initiative, training will be »ven Perfect time under the Will of R LAURA HUNT, lo splitl ability to meet public, and be wll- to *«t orsaniied In the real estate a|a0 Known *• FRANK IAURA By Bankers Trust "OmtK* *f th« Month," No- 1NI1 convertible, beat offer. ling- to lenrn office mana|tfn«nt bttilnesi for next season. For fur-1 HUNT. aUo known as P. LAURA MBWARDt p Man's white I plus admlnlBtratlve details. State th«r Information and'I n t e r vl e w HARTSHORN HUNT, deceased, will vombor Pro He Dan«or 2 bond* Florentine sold diamond ring, fulnl detaildU s off quallAcatlonHtl i mi reply|pl«aal ple^e call for appointmentappointment , Ub e auditedd andd statettdd byy thee BurBur- Guy R. Byam has been elected a cofttiauovt from 9:30. Sflld Rd. area. Call 289-2664. to Box 255,careofWMtfl«ld Leader, BWSN O. aOWAMM. I roa-ate, Mary C. Kanane, and r«- #• . MinrTANO -r- '«• faitback, 2+2, 8 ported for settlement to the Union »'"* vice president of Bankers cyllndera; t ipee* etlck, bucket 50 Elm St. lO-8l-2t| gin. •eat«, convertible iporti deck, RAH, fiOST—Pale yellow sweater, vicinity 1lt gt( ^ - •---»- Division, on Company, New York, accord- Rtereo tape, 11500, Call 232-1315. St. Mark's and St. Paul's, Friday I CHNMTWAii SELLING W PULL m nierht. Reward. 232-S838. ISWINO Yen, our Itepreientatlveel A IMMAV WAMTtO A 1M* CADILLAC 4 door Calale, one are enjoylna; good extra enrnlnajsl ^ aw»irfc^#«» wvwwffaw1 ^ be ade to the court owner driver. Usht blue, VERY. IjOWT-^Boy's maroon lined winter I right now. You too can Join and Air. Byam, head of the personnel LUNCHEON VCrtf clean condition, equipped Lr«ra« directions as t1o0 th"»e« distributio*"""' «3n r o.«f • with air. all power, windows, seat, Jacket, at Tamaques Park Saturday fnmllyInsure . aPleas Merre ycal Chrisl Mrst ma. Riverin for, you7»6r- l«lean»dMflHT , aftatlna;laws* . Cellar*rak>4 , afttee.haais yardd* the estate of the said F. Laura. Hunt department, joined Bank- TREAT etc. Mtfst be seen to be appreciated. nornlnir.- I3t-S0«. * #888. ~" " awey. "Crerheae " l irarav" " ** door* * In" *" In accordance with her will. Call BH . - • signment Antldes unsold alter a leaves be, hedge-rowed and that col- monith arc cut to hirif-price, then if • ! * lections.be cojtfincd to leaves only. stlvl unsold, roLurned to owners:- "Hundreds of Hems'have been sold," . , .••.•••' reports'1 Tat'nmy; .*4;We'ye been inter* J yloweci f6ra graduate thesis, and a Calendar happy customer named her baby after me;" A—Nov..7, 15, 25; Dec, 3, 11. Tammy, the daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Leoniard GrindlingeT, is a sen- B—Nov. 8, 18, 26; Dec. 4, 12, ior at Westfleld Senior High School, ThejM aUrncljye gift items'.on have .established1 handicraft work- other, beautiful things, . '••' where she is a member of the folk "• • 'display' in,the'windows,of'Barrett & shops whore, skilled persons can ob- music club, tiie ski club and the C—Nov. 11, 19, 27; Dec. 5, 13. : : These articles will be on sale in ;,' •'.Crami 'Iiic.', Realtors, 43*Eim°J3t.-of- tain the 'materials and tools of their the parish'house of the Presbyterian surf clirb. After school, Tammy . • for "an .opportunity • to the^purchasers trade and where young and inex- Church in WestfieUd through today works as a candy striper at the D—Nov. 12, 20, 29; Dec, 6, 1«. ''to'obtain , GhrisLm;as presents' that perienced Workers may be brained and thereafter may be seen at the Overlook Hospital, Summit, and for '.are distinctive and unique and, at in crafts. The resulting objects of home of Mrs. Frederick Christian, the "Y" Teens. After gnadtnatfem E—Nov. 13, 21, 30; Dec. 9, 17. • * . • ' the same time, to give help to beauty and usefulness serve the dual 870 Bradford Ave. Tammy hopes to attend either Hart- people wlio are trying to help them- purpose of providing a source of in- display was arranged by Mrs. ford College or Boston University as an ant or retailing major. Eventually, F-Nov: 14, 22; Dec; 2, 10, 18. selves. come and restoring tJie sense of dig- Hazel Ward, of Barrett & Grain's nity which has been destroyed by staff, and she has included in the she would like to "travel, marry and These beautiful hand-made arti- poverty. raise a family." cles are supplied by the organiza- background several new watercolors tion known as SERR-V (Sales Ex- Included in tnis exhibit are dolls of area homes done by Barrett Helaiiie is also a senior at West- change for Refugee Rehabilitation from Japan, doll furniture from Hai- Cnain's artist, Leslyn Ash. field Senior High School. Her in- Vocations), which serves the inter- ti,, hand-carved wooden chessU from terests include art, surfing, water denomi nafci o na-1 overseas program s Korea, brass serving pieces from skiing and cooking. Next year He- of the churches through the Depart- Korea (made from reclaimed shell laine will study at Union County ment of diuroh World Service, Na- casings), ha nd-car ved elephants Technical School where she will tional Council of Churches. In rrieenyfrom India, hand-painted on silk major in nursing. countries overseas the churches have scrolls from Japan, hand-blocked Helaine is Die daughter of Mr. and encouraged cottage industries and cotton throws from India, and many Mrs. Martin Rofif, mmmmmmm >L i Thursday, Friday, Saturday, and Monday only November 7th, 8ih, 9th, and 11th Our annual opportunity for you to fill in your wardrobe... or begin an early Christmas Shopping Spree. In Our Gentlemen's Shop... In Our Ladies' 20$ Outer Jackets Dress Hats selected group of White Handkerchiefs Sweaters Hosiery Underwear Skirts Naturally, this does nof include all our stock or •>£:•?:•> price fixed items. :•*•:•£:•: NEW EVENING HOURS Man. and Thurs. 'til 9 P.M. 164 L itoad At) 1-2900 WESTFIELD CN.JT,) tEADER, THURSDAY, NOVEMBER 7, RM8 Sec. 2, Page 1 Social And Club News of the Week in the Westfield Area WillardF.Weikei, Philip M. Thawley Albert Polizzi Bride Elect For Quality FURS Bride, Take Trip Becomes Engaged Is Fiance IT'S v V The engagement or Philip Michael. „ 1W ^ _ To Puerto Rico Thawley to Sharon Gail Gray has Mr- Iind Mrs- DonaU been announced hy her parents Mr. of Wllllumsnort, Pa., have eni-ounc- u/ui Willard FranciB Welkel, son of and Mrs, Ralph Gray of Cuyohoga ed Hie engagement of their dough- Mr. and Mrs. Willard E. Weikol of m Falls, Ohio. He is the son of Mr.tor, Carol Lee, to Albert F. Polizzi, Weitfield's Fur Shop of Distinction and Mrs. William A. Thawley of 641 1024 South Ave, was married Oct. Altart 20th to Miss Nancy Patricia Mos- -t HHIcrest Ave, 0TMr.Tnd lizzi of 644 Central Ave. M clcki, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Miss Gray is a senior at Muskln- We are HERQ tomorrow Welter P. Moacicki of Haddonficld, gum College, New Concord, Ohio, A Kt'fldualG of Scotch Ploins-Fnn- to hack upllthe Furs . majoring in elementary education. wood High School, Miss GuLshail is Officiating at the five o'clock cere- 1 Mr. Thawley, a graduate of West- employed as a clerk-typist by the mony at St. Rose of Lima Church, o Willlamsport Hospital, * /• Haddon Heights, was the Rev. Frank field High School, received a B.S. REMODELING REPAIRING. degree this year from Muskingum Mr. Pollzzi ,,w,is graduated from T*' '* 4 P. Worts. After a reception at Holly CUSTOM CLEANING College, "Ha IS now employed by ' i Westfield Higlj Sclioob'He is a scn- v;m ; House, Pennsauken, the couple left •' • -• •• . • .. . ,- •• for a trip to Puerto Rico. They will Firestone Rubber Co., Akron, Ohio. I jor at'°Riitgers ^Univmky-andr a FREE ESTIMATES live in Maple Shade. A,June wedding is planned. mfim&er^Alpha?^ 1 r nity. Appliques of Chantilly lace ac- r. * 0 Future Bride tl 249J. BroacJ St:r Opp. Rialto Theatre 232-3423 cented with pearls and crystals 6 o O 0 A.summer wpcldingjs'.planned. ,, Ul adorned the bride'^empire .gown. MRS. JOHN M r.. i . ° *' Open Mon. Eves. Till 9 P.M. 7 • .' * O 0 Her chapel veil fellvjrofm" a°jeVeled (JudMi W'a Prince) 4 M •• ' t petal headpiece. She^carned^hSse- CABOL LEE GUTSHALL c •"/Return"from 'Bermuda gay° of°roses and carnations.* i* :°' ' m B .ft Mrs, Charles Bowen^wds^her sis- r. •' '.Mr and -Mrs; Richard S. Howe of wher he attended the Howmet •.-•:•„'-. ------•--. fa m - • - - - . - tor's -Jionor-'attendant. Bridesmaids fi '539' Lawrence Ave. have returned ••••*: .-.-.. I fa- a :*••:•&>:•:-:o w-.-,• ...- were" Mrs." * Robert^ Fanelli^MIss* A-'bm Castle Harbour, Bermuda, Corp Mill Products Division>; , salesr Becomes Bride convention. ' •^*~- **•"•" "' ":cv '4 Linda "G.^Cre'ek^nd 'iftftf Barbara •> -' MRS. PKRfRY WRIGHT M 0 f ,- ..,.fa .V ..-.n.. ...fa.* (Claire Maitmeaut " Of Law Student ,s Lawrence'Scanlon of Junction, Vt- LI.. T • . • served as^best man.'UsKers were ' Miss Judith Wald Prince, daugh- .If I fa I X '• \£, Jack«WeikeI;or Plainf'ield; a /cousin; ter of Mr. and Mrs. Leon M. Prince ^m II I .- '- » J- - 1 Perry W. Fisher Kenneth ,Scheff .'and.Robert Weaver, •*>1 Ik. : of 7 Plymouth Rd., was married -::<:::-• '.' ^' boUi of Moorestown!' Sunday in Chicago to John McDon- 4 - ' - - •.' :• Wed1 s Student in Nosegays'were carried by the at- 4 • • ri 4 ald . Delehanty of South Weymouth, '-•*£• tendants who were costumed in Mass. -.'•:. --tr. Ann'Arbor, Mich. gowns of ice blue silk shantung. John Robinson Jr. of the First VVr the bride, a graduate of Camden Unitarian Church of Chicago per- FOR YOUR High School, is a secretary for the '•,• : The marriage ,of Perry Wright formed the ceremony after which t.-v^:M Fisher, son of Mr; and Mrs. Leices- Defense Contract Audit Agency of the couple flew east for & recep- RCA, Camden, where her husband tr/Si ter W. Fisher of 1141 Minlaink Way, tion at the home of the bride's par- :v. v. to Miss Claire Martineau took place is auditor in charge. He Is a mem-ents. ber of the Marine Corps Reserves Oct. 19 in Ann Arbor, Mich. The Attending the couple were Miss —Barnard's S^*. early evening ceremony at the' Pres- in Camden. SHARON GAIL GRAY 'Miss Ella Mae Weikel and Mrs.Alice Sara Prince, the bride's sister, byterian Church 'was followed by a and Hugh J. Delehanty, brother of Marcus reception at Hie League, University Frank Kobovitch, sisters of the bridegroom, entertained for ththee bridegroom, Temple Rite Joins of Michigan. * ; . '.- J " J diamond consultants bride at a pre-nuptial party at Green Mrs. Delehanty was graduated • The bride, daughter of Mr. and from Westfield High School, and .Valley Restaurant, Dunellen.. Gale D.Ba bat, .\ specialize in Airs. Eugene Martineiu "of" Detroit, with distinction from Simmons Col: Mteh. Was given In irarriatfe IV her lege. She is studying for her mas- A > tober. Her teille gown wes adorned ter's degree at the University of Avi Meyers }" with flower AppJiqiMft and a rtort Joanne Albrecht, Chicago, School of Social Service B w " r muaioh wh fell from a headpiece V Administration. Scotch Plalni—Miss Gale Dorian It hH tm ttltf, • tflimond spuin of Tovt. That's tUtmMd Our Dlimond Coniultint has the secret of diamond power and hf his iff. feed peerk abet vrywtm)t,' - '" Former Resident, Her husband, a graduate of Brown Babat, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. the power to help you choose the right diamond to aymboHzt your MM. Stefben Martineau was mat- University, is a, third year student Sidney I. Babat. of 1967 Dogwood ><"». H« knows all there It to know about dlamomfa... cut, cow, ron of honor* Bridesmaids were Miss at the University of Chicago Law Drive, was meituetf to Avi Meyers, CHRISTMAS CARDS Ky. quality. KVH aniwtr all your questi«n» and ha'lt Nip you m««. Marries Officer School. son of Mrs. Tpva Meyers, of Ash* paVfect cWt. Comt M in and Itt'i talk diamond powar todiy. Lynn E. Fisher,: sitter of the bride- kelon, Israel, end Nochum Meyers, groom; Mrs. Eugene Martineau Jr. s Priced from 1190 to $1,000. Diamond Solitatra shown $27S. Miss Joanne Albrecht, daughter of of New Yortt, on Thumtay, Oct. 31, of Grand Blanc, Mich,, and Miss Party Adds Stock at Temple Ememi-el, Wert/letf. ' w That The Election I* Ov«r, Why Net 206 E. BROAD ST. Mr. and Mrs. Robert Albrecht' of • 4 Liada Line. Their costumes of burnt WESTflELD orange.were accented by bouquetsOrange, Conn., formerly of West- Rabbi Chartos KPOWT ofAdated at of fall colored chrysanthemums and field, was married Oct. 19 in the ToThrift Shop the 11 a.m. ceremav. aasfated by Settle Down And Order Your Imprinted ft ft Mi A ADam. 3-0529 bittersweet.. Orange Congregational Church to Cantor Don Decker. A reception fol- \MJ%A2WV open Ko4«y« to % p.«. Lt. Monford J. Cor ley, USAF. His A coffee ws* held yesterday at lowed dn the soriri faol of the tern* ChrUtmai Cards - AVOID THE LAST M1N- Al-flO RUTHERFORD Ba*t roan was Stepbea Falk of parents are Mr. and Mrs. Montford the Hme of Mrs. Bruce T. Duiman, w » • ft RIDOWWOOD Solebury, Pa, Ushers were William 3U SyftvMa PMoe for the purpose MUrlHI Weiant of Red Bank, Thomas Rich- S. Corley of Fairmount, W. Va. Bafaat n»id of UTE RUSH - We Deliver Sample Books To The Rev. C. Nietson Burn per- of recocting Tbe Service League's ardion of Rye; N. V*, David Craver Thrift Shop oo Bkner Street. Ifce honor, Miss Afichele Babftt, w * * formed the ceremony. A •f " mr No Down-Poy mtnt of Ithata; & Y. and Carl Modig •t- + .*• • ir .- *?• : bride. **\*i \ Mrs: FJfh>r'i» a senior at the fiivwi in marriage by her father, SeveroJ mare similar events ere Amttitn M^yere of /••• University. of: Michigan where she the bride wore t silk organaa gown planned hJtw—u now and spring (in of the bi'Mqiiwn, served as best LECT YOUR CHRISTMAS GIFTS NOW is a member, of Pi Beta Phi soror- with long sleeves of lace and anheu of Bundle Day ttns fall). man. Usher* ware Sol Dlener of s ity. Hev husband was graduated in A-llne skirt ending in a chapel train. CkMfctttcKses far to party were WestliekJ, Mark Brien of Fartwwd LAY-A-WAYS ACCEPTED 1957 from Westfield High School and Her illusion veil fell from a petal Robert Ront art Mr*. Dtwtf and Robert Babat, the bride's broth- In 1W2 from Cornell University headpiece. She carried a cascade er. IT whererhe was a member of Sigma bouquet of roses, 'stephahotis and Nu fraternity. He is now a candi- Following a wedding trip to Eu- Ivy. year from W' Va. Wesleyan College the * couple plan to reside to ffl late/for a doctorate in meteorology ' Miss Victoria Swaney of Belle »t the University of Michigan, where with a B.A. degree in chemistry, Israel. Vernon, Pa. was maid of honor. Jeannette's Gift Shop ^ pc received bis master's degree in Bridesmaids were former Westfield meteorology and mathematics. He heodquoffra for Hallmark Cards and Barrkml Candy residents and classmates, Mrs. Den- ; 327 I. MOAD STRHT served as a first lieutenant in thenis Feather, the former Patricia m Ordnance Corps of Uw U. S. Army Klett, of Aurora, HI. and Miss Edith Aunt Jemima Pancake Kear intrance to Municipal Parklna let where be was. awarded the Army Anthony of Warren, Mich. Miss Les- AD 2-1072 Commendation Medil. lie Francis of Belle Mead was jun- - OPEN MONDAY AND FRIDAY EVENINGS - The parents of the bridegroom ior bridesmaid. Ito attendants were Buffet Breakfast tertained at the rehearsal dinner costumed in gowns of lime twist the Sutler Hilton Inn, Ann Arbor. ottoman trimmed with Venice lace. Sunday, Nevwnbw 10 - 8:00 A.M. to 1:00 P.M. David Corley of Fairmont, W. Va. was best man. Ushers were the Orange Juke—AN Hie Aiint JemtnM Nncaket yev can eat- <•: Kappa Alpha Thtta Club bride's brother, Kenneth Albrecht T«m§y levf — Aunt Jemima Syrup — Ceffee Monday, November 11th To Tour Historic Horn* and Randal Tucker of Buckhannan, • fa W. Va; Dewtfew $1.21 per perten Wednesday* meeting of the Kap- The couple left on a motor trip to s pa Alpha IMta Aikvnnae Okib will Cheyenne, Wyo., where they will B#Mffit Kiwanii Clvk Projects be held at the Ii&ttorfc "Samuel Mil- live. Lt. Corley is stationed there ler House" 614 Mourftam Aver home at F. E. Warren Air Force Base WlelamTt Sleak HeuMP 10*9 U.S. Htflhwey #22 lotlbeund of Mr, and Mrs. Donald M. Jones. where he is a Minuteman missile Thetss and their guest* will have crew' member. Our •he opportunity to tow the beauti- Mrs. Corley was graduated in 1W4 Speneere4 by Meuwtalttslde Ktwants Club fully restored 1709 home,,and hear from Westfield High School and this Trim-A-Tree Shop a talk given by Mrs. Jones about the history of the house. Awwting the brttaw will be Now open .. .and ready with Meadamea William £. Afvteyard, W. Dale Hawkins and Mrs. Win. C. oil you'll need to decorate Owen. A shut business meeting will TURN AII start at *: 13, Jana Smith for exciting your home for Christmas. Rib- diAMONd bons and wrappings, trim- To Attend Russell $09* INTO A M SJ. VETERAN'S DAY VALUES Exciting special ### ee 0 ~ J eventi planned for OrcUr Your P«r*onoliied c /> -1 + ' f, < CNriitmas Cards Now . . , And our diamond this one day only! experts can do just Call us (232-4800) . . . Christmas Card that. A new mounting, Books will be delivered to your home perhaps a few allowing you to make your selections additional stones and unhurried . . . during the evening or any presto! A new jewel week-end. . . . from an unused heirloom. A wonderfuF tot tfce wfc«fe tmmttr way to give new life Children's Menu to out-dated jewelry. Luncheon Private Party Facilities akctU jane snti Corktalln Paily jane smith Including- SuniTay 129-139 cweMt* AI m turn 1 %<9 CINT8AI AI m imm Uj, TIIR WKSTFIELD (NJ.) UAD1ER, THURSDAY, NOVEMHEIl 7, 1008 "Kiss Me Kate" Slated \\w\t Avc, Plu'lnfllHd at 8:30. 'fllekoita Bird Club to Vi«w un> n\'(iihil>lo ;it Urn door. Crafts Show, Sale Suburban Symphony's Tschaikovsky DAR Entertains "Glimpses of Hawaii" By Parish Players Olroelwl hy llohort Slovens, inuaiunl tliivctum is hy Jli' Promises Unique Concert Impressive to Reviewer A motion picture, "Glimpses of New Members "Kifls Mo Kuto" by Colo Poi< I'nH«\s nutl Hi« olmreotfropliy by Will Hnwnji," will bo ahown by Roy T. will l>o projionted hy HIP Parish Phiy- limn Mowman. Slurring aro By PAUL KUETER major Violin Concorto. HOT rubato Pluckity of Crnnford at Tuesday's Now find prospoctlve members or.4 of PtolnflJold Nov. Ji-u, I.l-ia, 22- (Jim1, Ktlwurd Uuvroucu, Jo Holiday Gifts niccllnt' of the Wtistflold Bird Club woro entertained at a too Timrfiduy 23 In tlio UivlltirUin Partwh House, 724 troalimoiit of tlio melodic lints was RJuluml Aiv/ivJno, Tlio Suburban Symphony opened soinetlmoa fit odds with Mia orehos- nt tlio homo af Mr. imd Mrs, James by nhu oxecutivo comniitlo^ and With trtw halldny season just Us 1D0B-UD suason yesterday evening inn's more aodato and objective ap* Cumbria, 40G Chenning Avo,, at a cbainnon of the' Wtsslfiold Clwpter wound the eomor, many local shop- with an fl'U-Tsclm'ikovsky pwgram pcoiidi and an oecaslorwil contre- p.m. Mr, Pluckcy, club piosldont, DA!R at (lie honw of (lie regont, Mvs, pers will hovti Iho opportunity lo porfomiod dn the Wcstfield High temps was tho result, Sim playod and hi» w)fa made tho film while Byron M. VondorbUt. purolwao iwlquo #111 Hems at tho Scfliool audliarium. The concert, t'hc work, perhaps, as a true daugh- vacationing In Hawaii this year. Assisting at tho toa vable wore :Jrd animal Cmnllvts CwPts Show ut conducted by Henry Bloeh and fea- ter of (Romany wwld^LVO (toad It, A field trip to Brigantlno National iMosdumos John M. Daubenapecfc, Teinplo Ennmu-el, Nov. 24-20. turing violinist Carroll Glenn and with plenty of personal iaentklca Uefygc will take place Riulph Hall, Guy L. Qulrtn, Uvwrenco OO Thoi-o will be gifts for ovoryono, •pianist Eugene List as soloists, was lion and abandon.». -° a;* '«•" t Nov. 1Q, under tho lead- E, Wouters and Miss Marlon Cub- railing in price from $1.50 up. Such ployed to a noer-capaclty house. It Q{ Ralph Malnwaldt, Anyone berly. 1 individually hand-cnaiflGd Hems ln- was -an evening which hold some Im- 10 peaornitmc€*.of tlio.fl flat mi nor f _,_.,„, M!ed. Is requested to contact Mrs, vahderbilt and Mrs. Malcolm lino p i 1 M cludo Jewelry of ail kinds, small pressive musical moments. . „ .0J ™ n'.f-i«Vi)»,4i A.''."11 Hi-'W; )y|»lk"ey of Cranford, vice pres- Piano,Conterbo. To.d^us* tWfi-work( 0 M, Panton, panflmenbanian, were pieces of furniture, ceramics, no€- tocnr-ofithe-club. .' honored guests Sunday at tne 40th Tho opening 'work, wiblch was the is ulinost('lik«ycUi!kiti£.about a per- o •* a POST cMcwork, t£i|»esti*y» glass, and sculp- STORKCORNER formanoe;.of;; vMy': Country 'Tis of flnnlvonsary receptton of the Old Romeo 'and Juliet Overture-Fantasy, : ture U\t various media. Tho exiiibi* TI\eb;'.M-Jt'iliQs been played so very White Chapter, DAR, at Roclcaway ii be open From 12:30 to 10 * * > showed tlio orchestra' to be n« this year wiH be a * * * The strings, although not always Tlio jewelry craftsmen Include Ted solid community support, its future presented Fjiiday and Saturday eve- m Boutique table, ca attic Mod posters Mr, and Mrs. Steven MiHor Martin flawless in intonation, In their best Lowy of South Ora nge, Glenda looks bright, indeed. nings, Dec. 6 and 7, noting (tat a baked goods sale. of 751 Clark St. beoame parents for moments had a shimmering intens- Arontzcti of Ramsey, W1K> just won "Everyone is welcome." the lirst time Oct. 26 at MuMenberg ity, a glistening sonotity that evoked the Dramonds-IiUcrnationial 'Award, Anyone wishing to try out torth e Hospital. The baby, a boy, has bene the -hetghU and depths of the ill- Entertains for Brother and Barbara Stanger of Summit. FoWea should ptan to attend the BOND PHARMACY named after km father. fated pair. The wood winds end Sing at Hospital Also June Katdien, Bound Brook, * * * "Meet the Director" party, Tuesday brasses were kept nicely in balance; Mr. and Mrs. Kenneth R. Hoover eriamel on copper; Michael Giliardi A son, Roger Geoffrey Doyle ar- The Chora leers, a singing group at 8 p.*n, in the Surburtan Hotel, of 103 Cedar St. entertained Spturday E. BROAD (Mr, BUKAX streeteed the patrjoion ele- of Livingston, woodworking; Ina rived Nov. 1 at Overlook Hospital, from the music department of the Summit, Sotos, choral groups and gance at the music wisely not auc- for her brother, Major Frank R. WESTFIELD Golub of Moun'Kainside, textiles; Ray the first child of Mr. and Mrs. Roger Woman's Club of Westfield, enter- specialty numbers are to be chosen. sumbtng to the temptation of exag- Griger of Santa Anna, Calif., who is Weiner of Mountainside, glass and Gregory Doyfe of Fanwood. tained yesterday afternoon at the Director this year is Ron Tetgland gerating the phrasing. Far from un- retiring after serving for 25 years pasties; Janet Oardell of Livingston, Children's Specialized Hospital. of CargtU Productions. It is hoped derstated, the melodic lines were In the U. S. Marine Corps- Among glass; Alex Taller of New York that many Westfielders, men as well This benefit is sponsored by the honestly and beautifully treated. Under the direction of Mrs. Roy the guests was his sister, Mn. R. J. City, sculpture; Bess Sclniyler of Sisterhood of Temple Emanu-el. Co- Slegiist, the singers presented a as women, will try out Nov. 12. Munzipapa of Millingto^, her hus- New York City, ceramics; Barbara chairmen are Mrs. Stanford Reiss Miss Glenn gave a fulUhroated, program of children's songs and a The ftlldes, a benefit for Overlook band, and high school friends in this Bisgyer of Rye, N.Y., sculpture. and Mrs. Harris Gutmaoher. passionate performance of the Dsin«-a-h>ng with the youngsters. Hospital, will be given in Summit, area.1 • :''•'. 1. ,-. • 1^ *• I - 1. •.' In * i- ' 1: *• '\ •'i-' 1 i»" r." it- I I - 1 _ ri .< , - ;V ><• 1 r * - I r i • Setting l b is •7 i - • • expression of th •i. r- 1 >. » L- - W- -v 1 /" 1 * i < * I- 1 J • • \ d t C * -- :v * , *i .1 I ' '• y '. » E . I • The luxury of silver from Americo's finest • • .^ * 4 •-• makers; the clarity and brilliance f ril of crystal by Fostoria, Tiffin, Lenox, Seneca, , t: ,..* and Waterford; the treasured * «< I • heirloom quality of Fine China by ood, Spod Royal Crown Derby, Royal Worcester, -ri fine table linens. They're all here *- * 1 I- at Jane Smith I f '< : * V* r • 129-139 CENTRAL AVENUE 800 FREE CUSTOMER PARKING AT 132 ELMER STREET THE WESTFIELD (N.J.) LEADER, THURSDAY, NOVEMDRK 7, 3908 Hov. Charles F. Buttner, A recep- cheon wMch la a bonefdi foi» tho Diane Harraden tion was given at Forsgato Country Author of Nancy Drew, Bobbsey Twins Eleanor Warwick Frederick Slocum YW Fund Luncheon FolLow^iJp Fund of tlm YMCA. Club, Jameaburg. Is Wednesday fund l.s used U> fiii'LiKM* !ho Wed in Rah way Attending the couple were Mrs. Books to Speak at Book-Author Tea Is Married to Is Engaged work of tho YWCA International Dl- vi.shiti in snnio 74 comiirlus Llnouali- Thm-osa Laurent and William Gnrry. Tho annual World FcllowRrtfn I,un- Miss Diane Mario Harraden, Among Who autiiora wJ» will speak Seminary Student Tlit: entingement of Frederick Van chcon of the Weslflicld YWCA will oul. tliij world. daughter of Mr, and Mrs, Bonjpmin Tho bride Is a secretary at Merck, Speaker lx! held Wednesday at the Y on Clark Vw rcsorvniLtoiifl, plwuso contact Sharp & Dohma Research Division, Nov. 25 vat Me Book und Author Tea Horn Slocum of Wcstfiold, son of J. Hnrradan of «2 Mohawk Tor., be- is Mrs. Harriet S. Adams, wflio has The wadding of MJSS Eleanor Hw- Mr. and Mrs. H. Dodd Stocum ofStreet at 12:45 p.m. Mrs. Bradford (.he YWCA office. Ch-lkl cam \a avail. cumc tho bride Sunday of Michael B, Railway. Her husband, son of Mr. Warwick and George B. VGJI Graver, o former Wcstfield resident, able during the httic-licon. For liio.su and Mrs. Michael P, Gupko of ^ill- wrlLten more than 100 books for girls Lukewood, formerly of Westfield, to Gupko. and boys. PeU Jr. look place Saturday at theMiss Hoc .1. Pepe has been an-will l>e the featured speaker. uniible Ui ntlond, n direct eoniribii- side, attended Newark College of tion (o t.ho World PwHowslilp Fund Writing under male and female Reformed Church of Linden. nounced by her parents Mr. andMany interested Y'MCA monitors Officiating at the ceremony In StEngineerin. g and Is a designer with ere serving as hostesses at the lun-will IMJ gratefully r Mark's Church, Railway, was thethe Austin Co., Roselle. pseudonyms, Mrs. Adams is the The five-tiiiiiy o'clock candlcUiglit Mrs, Anthony Pcpe of West Orange. mastermind of several mystery and eeromony was perfomicd by Rev, Mr. Slocum attended Union Col- adventure series ttvat have been Joseph L, Perry assisted by Dr.lege, Harbourville, Ky., and is now dhitling and thrilling children (or V Kooy of the New Brunswick associated with tho Great American years; Nancy Drew, The Bobbsey an Seminary. Dr. Stephen Insurance Co., East Orange, He is Twins, the (Hardy Boys, Tom Swift, fflmbrough, of Pniniooton Seminary, the grandson of Mr, and Mrs. Henry the Rover Boys and the Dama Gdrls. was soloist, with John Hohbc'ck of F Foster, 845 Boulevard. the Long Branch Reformed Church The books designed tfor children be- A June wedding is planned. & 'tiween the ages Of 6 to 15 all have at Dlie organ. A reception was held *?-.:• happy endings and the dwraoters fit The Monday Afternon Club, Plain- e shoe d never tell lies. field. Overlook Twigs Slated /&; ••:;/:£. The bride is the dtmglrter of Mr. Tlie first books of the series were and Mns. Norman H. Warwick, of To Meet Next Week M originated by (Mrs. Adams's father, ••-> fit, our fitters 306 Massachusetts St. Mr. Van Pelt Overlook Hospital Twigs scheduled Edward Stretemeyer, wlio created is the son of Mrs. Sophie Van Pelt the Bofabsey Twins in 1006. Eventual- to meet tliis week are: MounUainsJde- ly foeforme d his own syndicate and Twag HI, 12:30 p.m. Monday, home won't se Mrs. Cert Chnistensen, twin sister of Mrs. H, J. Bromm, 420 New hired ghost writers, producing more of ttie bride, was matron of honor. This way you can really be sure you're than 700 books before hte death In Providence Rd.; Twig I, 8:30 p.m. Other attendants were Miss Eleanor Tuesday, home of Mrs. TJwmas buying the right Stride Rite for your child Ovr 1930. James of New York. Miss Lynn Case fitters check and recheck a child's foot for size, —R. B. Condlt Flanagan, 288 Old TVrte Rd. His work was carried on by his MRS, HARRIET S. ADiAMS of Buffalo, a cousin of the bride; Westfiold-Twig 1,10 a.m. Tuesday, shape/ everything. Perfect fit is what they're offer, daughter who was the mother of Irs, Eric Seetergh of liiftden, and home of Mre. John F. Boyer, 740 Perfect fit is what your child gets. Come see us. small children at 4foe lime of held at 2 p.m. Nov. 25 at The Con- Mrs. Carmen Simeooe of Oiffiside Norman PI.; Twig V, 9:15 a.m. Tues- soon. Ahd see all our Stride Rites for playdoys, his death. She started by editing gregation Ohundi, Elmer St., and is lark, Sister of the bridegroom. day, home of Mrs. J. W. Gentles Jr., Sundays, everydays. five manuscripts be had left end open to the public. Tickets may be Carmen Siineone served m best 806 Shatfowlaw-n Dr.; Twig X, 9:30 eventually started writing herself, obtained from lany member of theman for his bmWber-in-Iaw. Ushers a.m. Wednesday, home of Mrs. It. D. THE starting with a Bofabsey Twin' book. department. Through the co-opera- included Richard Brdhn, David Berg- Brirtton, 21 Bennett H. work is carried out now under tion of. John (Lafferty of Th« Town ner and William Hannousek, class- Junior Jumper ANNOUNCEMENT K*th and Virginia McCandttJs* of "Tho Captain's Barn" art pleased to announce that their new shop, $19.00 "Designer Greenery," featuring the MARD fOft FALL SCMfTUnO m finest in artificial trees, plants, and ALONG THE SIDES. FROM THE HICHEK STATUS HER TO THE FEMfNINE flowers, will open for business on IOW. HI SPIRIT FROM SOCIALITES. November 15, 1968 at 10 A.M. THE NEW THAT'S NOW, Male* Randal's A Family Affair" JCCMXAZ South Avenue at Martine .•:*\ AD 2-1131 121 Ctoimhy St., WMTIOM Fdnwoody N, X 121 CMmfcy Sfy Wesfffeld to row i.- 4 Randal's to f*9f MM it, wtmrn* 0pm •W^p^ir^^V^^^^P ^^P ^T^^^^F r ^F™/ Page i THE WE8TF1FXD (N..T.) LEADER, THURSDAY, NOVEMBER 7, 1088 1(1,000 bw* recommended, Club's Duplicate Gome Twins Mothers Delegate to tho 7th annual convention of the Bookmobile Visit edueattomil, pnporixiek lioolcs of ull Now Jersey Association of Twins lending pubMsIierfl. The bookmobSJo Is Postponed Mrs, Molvln Hedborg of Westtiold Set by Lincoln emvkvs many Lite, including hmrd Activities of Church Women Mothers Clubs held Saturday in The duplicalo bridge- gamo sched- was a delegate of tlie Suburban cover plolmre boohs and oMwr edu- Mothers of Twins and Triplet* Club Wayne, School PTO .rpcomini'iiried wlunies for uled Nov. 15 nl Lho Woman's Club raudens. of Westflcld Ima boon postponed un- The anmpufl lyoulern'olyHo, n mod- Women's Society Uniting with Group Baptist Circles til Nov. 2fl due to Hie New Jorsoy ern Innovation In scJiool Book F\nlrs, are Invited lo visit the Bridge Lcugiiu's annual pnrty for Will oomo ID Lincoln Scliool from bookmobile during its stay at Lin- From Evangelical United Brethren Are Scheduled now lifo masters which will be heid 0:30 to 4 p.m. Momlny, Tuesday ami coln Saliaol. at, Lho Westmonl Country Club. Wednesday. The uniquo ar> loot book- On Wednesday, Nov. 13, parents A Service of Celebration for theWilliam R. Henriksen and Mrs. Par- irnlber meetings of tflie cir- Winners of Friday evening's mafl- store MI whools will provide a com-um Invited to I/incoln Sclvool to vJsU uniting of the Women's Society of ley Kelcittim. cles of tihe Women's MJissiwi Society tor point gome were: plete on-campus Book l\\\r spon- chufsrooins during the annual open Christian Service of the First Unit- At 1 p.m. there will Uo a report by of the First BaptH Church of Wcst- North-South — 1st, Mi\ and Mrs. sored by tlm Lincoln Scliotrf PTO. hmiso in connocMon wi-t:lt National ed Methodist Church wHh Hint of thethe Committee of Christian Social fleld will be held next Tinersdfly, Ralph Vnn Dcrwerker of Metuchen; Gmrlos l'Yankonbnoli will ftdueabion Week. The hours for visi- 2nd, Roger Semplc of Scotch Plains, Evangelical United Brethren will l>e Concerns. The special guest speaker Nov. 15: >M serve n.s ehnirm;m .ssisti'il by Mrs.tations 111*0 between 9:15 and 11:30 Mis. George Stalknecht of Westfield; •*l Itcld Thursday, Nov. 14, in the Meth- will be R*rt>bi Ctalca A. Kroloff, of Circle 1, Mra. HnroW SUM, leader, f.% Selh linkers. Mrs, Jaimvs McElroy n.m. and 1:.15 and 2:45 p.m. Theodist Church Fellowship Room. Temple Emanu-El who will spook 1 p.m. homo of Mm. Howard Prince, 3rd, Robert Howe and William Hal- will I)L> LroaMirer. bookmobile will remain open from about Oacdol'a Place. The regular 722 Fairaores Ave. pin, both of Westfield; 4th, Mr. and B:30 n.m. to 4 p.m. for the parents' Tiic service wttl be led by Mrs. H. Mrs. Robert Tulloch t>[ Duncllen. ^^^ ^ __ Supplied by Hongaw Book Ser- Stnngc OrUt. A now clici rter has business meeting will follow with Circle 2, Mrs. Fred W, Mollmid, vice of Beraenfleld, tlie bookmobile convenience. been drawn and will be signed by Mrs. Howard B, Goff, president, leader, 1 p.m. Itome of Mrs. Lucius Enst-Wesl—1st, Mr. and Mrs. Low- 1IEATIVG AIR C6Nt)ITiOKlNG those in attendance at tlvis meeting. 1) residing. T. Fish, 519 Atden Ave. ell Scher of Clark; 2nd, Mrs. Arnold Circle 3, Mrs. James Goiimly, lead- Freeman of Perth Amboy, and Mrs. rUELdlL They will become clmrter members 474 NORTH AVE, K,( WESTflELD of the new society. er, 1 p.m., ivome of Mrs. Robert I.Edward Cohon of Plafnfleld; 3rd, Let us help you get well B acfcsttom, 9 Olevelond Ave., Mr, and Mrs, Charles Hassard of ADtrn* f-SBll , , There will be a combined meeting Minister Speaks Cfflonia. Union; 4th, Mr. and Mrs. Kenneth Business Established by F. B. McDowell —1928 of the day and evening members of 4, Mns. Herbert C. RohSmit- h of South Pin Infield. Rent Sickroom Equipment from United Rent-All: bhe Women's Sooiety that day in the FeltowslTip Room. The executive On United Nations leiador, 10 a.m. at the Hospital beds, adjustable wheel chairs, folding ohurbh. wheel chairs, bedside tables, bedside lamps, board will assemble at 9:15 a.m. in Circle 5 Mrs. Cliorlet*on H. F. Room 214. Church Women United observed t I walkers, crutches Would Community Day Friday at theSmith, loader 8 p.m. home of Mrs. Tlie morning program will feature O. ; & canes, Befthed Baptist Church. Tlie Rev. Marion N. Taylor, 636 Rdtovay Ave. hydraulic lifters, a panel on Human Rights, moderat- ed by Mrs. Edwin Laheetoa. Panel Richard Headock, a staff member of portable TV's, the Methodist Office for the United An Entire Shop 7i> You vaporizers, members and thdr topics are Mrs. Nations, was the speaker. He ex- Entries Sought * commodes, bed Richard Smith, race; Mrs. Richard L, Mills, education; Mrs. Norman plained bhat m&ny of the stfoit-com- pans, many uMorash, tew; Mrs. Inland K. Beach, ings of the U.N. are publicised but For Garden Club's 6ther items, economics; Mrs. Robert Btdgood, fow people realize tfliat our Con- Maternity Fashions Only world, perspective and the interna- gress has only ratified one of the . We will be tional year. conventions, whereas Russia has rat- Christmas Show ' pfeasod to ified eight so far. However, he said, ' • • process yovr Polk music that, was written and "A New Word is A'Owning/' and w* recorded by Sister Miriam Therese The public is invited by the Gar- sluouM rejoice in this emergent new den Club of Westfield to exhibit in claim forms* Winter and the Medical Missionary world order, rattier than oppose K, 'Nuns will be sung by a quartet con- its sta ndard flower show. * * The See Our because it is the seeds planted by Lights of Christmas," an open-homes sisting of Mrs. Elmer S. Schmalen- tlte mdssioniaries that taugt* the peo- berger, Mrs. Charles W. Lutz, Mrs. tour to be held Dec.' 12 from 1:30 ple in distant countries tiftait we areto 5:30 p.m. and from 7:30 to 9:30 Bdwln-D; Reardan and Mrs. Ken-all equal. neth G. Morris. p.m...... And Holiday Collection The program constated of a dia- There is competition in the nar- Luncheon will be served at noon logue between Mrs. Daniel Wright 719 Central Ave., Westfield Tel. 232-3150 in the Socral Hall wttft Circle 3 as row-leaf and broad-leaf evergreens And Mrs. Clarence B. Smiti about and in house plants. Anyone inter- ••i • Skint • Slocks hostess. Mrs. Norman L. Kehrli, the rights of man and tteteaching s chairman, will be assisted by Mrs. ested in entering the varied classes of Jesus Christ. Scripture reading should contact Mrs. William M. Pott, was given by Mm. Earl Wright, who. 134 Brightwood Ave., for informa- was chairman of the day, MRS, Wil-tion and for advance entries. In Westfield it's liam Cober, president of Che Council The club will meet Tuesday at Sim 6 to 44 welcomed the guests, 1 p.m. at the Eliznbethtown Gas Co., Elm St. Mrs. Everett Rowley of Hanover will present a program, Grapho-Analysis "Symbols of Christmas, Past and Present." A judge for the National Council of Garden Clubs, Mrs. Row- Topic for Calvary ley is a recipient of the sweepstakes ities award for arrangements in the New Lutheran Women York Flower Show. She is the author OPPOSITE TEPPER'* of numerous magatine articles and is a well-known lecturer. The qUarterty meeting of CWwary 38 SOMERSET STREET 733-6474 PLAINPtELO Luttwten Churchwom«t wtt be held Hostcsi chairman will be Mrs. The Buy of the Year! ! Frank Oertel, assisted by Mesdames Noun, 9i00 t6 5:30 ThurMlay ?i30 to9iO O W&ftnesriay In the FflHowNp HailRobert J. Hanger, John P. Long- of'the church at 8:15 p.m. well, Hugo G. Loesch and Milton E. Closed Wedneiday Rev. Normatt Wetting, a certi- Lowell. Fur Trimmed De$igner Sutii fied gnapho^nlaayrt, vM be the guest speaker. Gnapho«riafy«fe te the sci- Very Specialty Priced!!! entific tytitem of evaflurtnlg Hand- writing in order to *tirty the writer's traiU of penwnaittyi >- - •••*. of religion alt LIMITED I 1 .1 is Oecettr High Sohrtoi in Rev. W«*ng has used Kb service in" TOYO A superior collection of Wool Shetianda — many fields, including industry, mar- '*VMV!Ar.*H!>f stunning Tweeds and Gabardines — all furred riage counselling, screening job ap- feS f. N m- with natural Mink — Australian Opossum — pHoattoni, «duca*#on, and vocational •£i m and Nutria He is a We member of w&o tte Internatton&l GmMogy Soctety AJ v& and president of the New Jersey MB ;-»;-s '^1 I mm* ;S3 .r.< chapter. . *y. E»? S&l FVrilowing the progrtun there will :-::>S;y m. ^ ^i # I -4 ':^:i m •//&m be etet^on of officers for the com- :•«•?• • •AT. w- \ «4 t'\ . ^^ ' -V ing year. Hefreshments wm be &W* W-!? f»S« served by Dorcas Circle. 'S? m •« WIST* HD 3» fe. 44 ELM ST. : ^•/m&>*^:^^ i\ .t-:v o>: w :^:-.v WAf-z-^:^.Ss3P >• v If :«:« I Takes Sea Cruise ^ m : ?;>s Fall hours: '.V/fl L rfJ ¥- 5fe tst ^^^ ^^ -^^^^:^ft ^ y=> Open Monday and Friday 'til 9:00 Miss Carol Suchomel of Sandra r.-VifrliM ;;'^ :-*i sift ^ »:> Handi-Charg» Cir. has been aboard the Greek •^•••S":?^"' >: v -• f. '. -"rL.-- SSE^M^w-'i-c ; >•? r.-.-y- & ttj Lines "Olympia" on a 3-day week- ^:;-f- *-W? L : f-- .-.>- 1 r#m .S'C-.O.'/.'.- J& •#m end cruise to nowhere. #.;&&?* »*5K %1* •".' fe :^i^.«?:- Perfect complement &!&$&f.^ v.1"*il tih 5H4 : '.''••W' :::^ sw t^ r+w m M:-*//J"<^*: ^ v-y> ^ m V-^::^s^- r:-N" fji'> \'.'. :*;*:<>. "^ for dining elegance %k -X-"-- •s.-v.vv-y-. - -;•• •:V«' w >-•:•'.•" •m'•••:•.-,:•'.•- • i m ftS-'.-. :#3 J?'-y.wf--''- •i;^-/: &S' .-'/'•v^. •:«<-•••,:'•,•:.•:/.:.a.V. -,*. • - -_ -^.-.. :---*.- . iv--. ^tf: i - - "^ - y- •-'*' v>^W-&*ft.-,1 r,sr^* . - -/.yi. . .<=«? ^^ mm 'y.\: •i \-/. v • L >-•:•«-:--'-• -' ^: .---r • • :^T:.:.;:---yLi:^--^ .:-.- -.-:-j.'^'.::>:-::>:- - *' "--XV.''-':--J 3i'W>=:::r - •y. • •- -•-• •<-y>'?.m\>*- Lead a life of city m Your ofeboe •''•/? m? sWA and suburban nonchalance In this man-tailored This handsome Urn, ii# by tht pltc* tttttag (n shoe. Leather with a rich antiqued look Goblet adds all-olrl appeal. 115.00 value 5-PC.PtACt >v A1 vw 1 «•*' l-^ ?•:• with every sterling 5-pc. place setting DISCOVER WHY purchased from ^ ADLERS SELLS MORE 111,00 October 15 >•; Coordin«t#d lag avoilable December 31,1968 STERLING PlaTn cWsIfrt harmwilfw with att ,T Com pier* Lin* of Ortnop«cfic patterns. InWebster-Wilcox tHC HVtttMAf RdMAL SUV** SifvrplaM, Height «fcff DOCTOR'S PflESCItirTIONS ACCURATELY .•^ Whatever Amount of TIMI, SKILL and fATlENCI is required w« give it gladly and courteously WlflTFIILD: 2H MOftTM AVlMUf, to Op«n Doily 9.-45 to 5.-30 / Mort. & Frr.to 9; m mm U% f, MOAO it IJ J • il ffMff OftH /MOMDAV IVI, T* flMf JmWmMwt >- . -t. Wcstfic-W residents entering Dart- Ave, Is n senior In Michael E. Pctrucione of »1O Moun- bourvlile, Ky., Include Robert M. k * tain A-vo. and O. David Stephens, 'Merrftt, son of Mr. and Mrs. Thorn- son of Mr. and Mrs. Orvlllo J. Ste- us A. Morribt of 10&1 Grandview •:••• ••••••'•%•--H'tV^.-: •:•) I phens of 304 Oreiula Circle. All throe • •" ••• J.:'... -. ;' }•». :'••• -:: '• Ave., and ftkibard L. Townley, son K ••.-:,- -^ ' were members of tlie National Hon- of Mr. and Mrs. R. E. Townley of or Society at Wcstfletd Illffli School. 026 Arlington Ave. Petrucionc received the mark of * * * summa cum laude-AuiHum on the Appointed Lo tllie staff of the Union Lablnum exam. Nelson was a Na- Commuter, student newspaper at tional Merit Finalist and Stephens Union Cottage, Cnanford, ore Jean received a National Merit Letter of A. Walker of 171 Elm St., Llnde^J. • Commendation. Hess of 407 drove St., Jefft*ey«A. * * *. Ttyan of 818 Kimtwll Ave, also Irene •David D. Brown, Jeffrey C. Gru- J. Fabian of Mountainside. man and Lou lie L. MoegaraLl arc * - * * Steven Ross Giif'flbh received a among the more than 16,000 students ; enrolled for the Sail semester at master- of science degree from Le - hlgh Universtty during its Founder's Memphis (Term.) State University. 1*. * * * Day exercises ii* October; He was Carol P, Duwson, daughter of Mr. graduated from Lehigh with a B.S. In B.A. degree. and Mrs. Harry M. Dawson of 514 * * * Prospect St., has been named to foe Freshmen at Lyoomtng College, —Gerber Photo Service 1969 edition of "Who's Who Among WHiifimsport, Pa. include Kattiryn • * • Students in American Universities MRS. J, WESTFORD CUTLER Kiaingham, daughter of Joseph Kin- and OofHeges." A senior at Hollins inghacn of 416 Jeffereon Ave., Jo- - College, Vs., she is majoring in seph Soney, son of Mr. end Mrs, French and is vice president of the Joseph Soney of 160 Cottage PI., Author of Flower and 9tudent Government Association. '•* Lynne M. Terry, daughter of Mr. Miss Dawson spent tier junior year and Mrs. Willuan Terry of 645 3bad- Speaking Monday Before Woman's Glub studying in Paris on Holliaa' abroad owlawn Dr. And Cyntbia M. Payne, i ' . V - - i program. daughter of Mr. and Mrs. David * * * "Treasures of a Traveling Fiower For AH OMM," Payne of Motmtainside. John Jeffers of Wtftftod, a stu- : .- + * # Arranger" wUl be fte Mbjtfot dfe- Cutler's other books are dent at Athens (Ala.) College will Karen Mbnbeck, daughter of Mf. cuieed Monday by Mm. J. Wetfta* Ptovw AmNvMB/'- Vlfce stab hav« hb rtame Hated m the i&W and Mrs. Robert. C. Morbeck of 761 CUtter before die Wwrtan'a CM> of Inning Gardener land "Judtar ft edition of "Who's Who Among Stu- fty&Up Avenue, torn bma vtaeted WetiOeM tft 1:16 p.m in tfte tower M to American Universities and president «f Nu chapter of CW Ome- lounge of Itte Mawmk Tempte/', atom tfaftfenfetf KattMtttieN. Cutler Cottage*." •Weertd An* * *<* U fVUCDIMn Mr MmHSUHl* A MnWT for before moving Bosk Of KM***. America* John J. Oontoc Ji\ son of Mr. and and • Soartdinavten stwficB m*Jor, [anbdbUcig a- mentor Home, ftytdar Gaftfeotaf end many Mr*. Ooaton of 7* Scutch Plains 9he; speqt her; Junior year at the Uni^ Mountainside Gankn CM), other pi**Mfa*. 8na fa a nattem verity of Copenhagen m Deomarkt prwertw* by the HbeiMure aftly aoonttad maeter CuUer to waU known through and ditamei depaftnMtet Judge, Her priffton m «* mm m -art wAibtor, torturer E, OftrroUi flon at Mr* m Book and Author tea whed anfeta «nd tciafihef: Her prairfamB and Fridirtc C. CMrrott of an Bel* discussed her book "Flower corttoin the. baste in- videre Ave., has been sfatAtA m a to «sM the amateur DiaiinCuMJed AFROTC C«fat for thi Aower Mrtu^i, y«t *r* an fcwpir- 1961-69 .aoadnnic year. He i» a a* •tton td (be mor« «xp«wowW. rtior at Davis and fifth* College U '• r g Ae prtgftm, ton will Ellins, WJ V« wtMtv h* it a meni* be terved by membcra «f the music ber] of Air JhM» ROTC DflMchmei* '•* -ittd ptMpy WVNMII. depirtrnitits, , SUPM»OR FURNISHINGS? Mr. H*4 Mm. nary «. Br»t. tnrm+r\ tU$U*4tmm*t. J. 11 \ AD SW2 ' . ii '• "*• "->'- hy :^~ h ^""-^ *" ^^T" ~^""_ rf"'¥"1—*" *"•—UF-1 ^ •'"" ^' Jarvb Catenid Dining Room One of life's great occMiom FAMILY DAYS DINNER MENU LIGHT UP THE ROOM IMl W« 9 WMffwMf N« J CALL FOR • • . • . • > A PORTRAIT IN BUTTB'S GL1TTERKNITS! *• " >l v ffw r inrtant party! Your fmvorite virgin wool hnU$ dazzling with rhinestonet! In black! In white! Making black and 1 white magic for your evening hours. L. to R. A slim shaft Complete Dinntjn Served of a dre»$ with d*$*Un$ button* and coltmr outlined with rhiricstoneg and again 0$ ifo tuffs, 10-18, 99Mt. Be- jewelled princess of a skimmer^ 8*16, Jtf.f#. highly flat* $1.95 to »275 tering sctrf**hap* ntckti*e. tfoftly gathered At the waist. Flared skirt. Big glazing buckle, 1048. 3f.#t* All beat 9 . > A la Cart* Platttn the woofy math, symbol of quality* * * ttpp*'* thifd TUoft PlaMjield **J Short Hilti Matt o $1.35 to $2.00 o Luncheon Served MOM II AM. 10 t Ml the rfey when your wtiole femtty Is gathered tooether detervet to b« remembered always with the skill and Frtc#t care that our professional photographer can provide. •% -'- J. Let us help you save the happiness of this day, and •II your family's Great Occasions. J . Call today, won't you? L - - • • Kitthtn Op*n AH AfHmean far Food Portraits By Pietro ' • MOM Ml AM1» 7tt lAIT MOAO St WfJfNW -i I Pnge 6 THE WESTFIEU) terials will be supplied for the com- • munity project but members are Named to Honor Roll expected to bring supplies for the Catherine Nelson, daughter oi pr, potpourri. and Mrs. Francis B. Nelson of 810 Prospect St. tuts been named to the honor roll at Moravian Seminary for Oberlin Club Slates Girls, Bethlehem, Pa., where she is Women's Luncheon in the 12th grade. ,\-C±_-l -V Z The Oberlin College Alumni Club of Northern New Jersey will hold its Return from Cruise annual women's salad luncheon next Mr. and Mrs. Theodore Marktbakr Thursday* Nov. 14, at the home of of 227 S. Scotch Plains Ave. have Mrs. Arthur D'Asaro, 7 Woodcliff returned from a 26-day, two Mean Dr., Madison. Speaker will be De-cruise on board Grace Line's 'IBtnta AS SEEN tective Paul McKenna, head of theMercedes," *;.. Morris County Prosecutor's Office, i • IN VOGUE who will talk on "Dangerous Drug* and Narcotics/' Regarded as one of 1 #*i; i-. the most knowledgeable persons in the state on this topic, he will cover i '. the whole scope of the drug prob- up our 'I ' % - lem, including what is happening on 'f. ' •' \ J . * ' college campuses today. Proceeds will go to the club's scholarship fund. Reservations may be made through Mrs. Gordon Mac- Conaacbie, 744 Norfiate. ^'4-4* *Tf" }' Visits Briarcliff Oliver H. Havens of KimbaU Clr. took part in : the ' recent Father- FIELDCUJB Daughter Weekend at Briarcliff Col- tor soum AVI., WHTWIID AP MOM lege where his daughter Judith is opp. fWtoa Firklnv a student. LONGINES THE WORLDS MOST HONORED WATCH® Status What la it that gives a man an air of Sides with a simple statement of beauty ... an masculine elegance? Clothes? Grooming? Of course. Often it's one of his accessories-* exquisitely textured dress of naked wool with his watch. The handsome styling of a stand-up collar and high, wide belt fastened Longines* solid 14K gold bracelet watch identifies a man of impeccable taste- with a handsome/ jeweled button. Sizes 8-16. excellent judgment. AndLongines world-honored accuracy keeps him puncl""1 at all business and tocUl gatherings. E*ch 9SS9. 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St.- J. 0 1- V* V iW^N flemington jkr company -' .••' HOi imum mum §t §,t pummrm,pummrm HIW -v 0*4 (A iht WmUti UtgutiwMhH i* flu* fm t TITE WESTF1EM) (N.J.) LEADER, THURSDAY. NOVFJMnKR 7, IMS _ • 11)70 In AniJiornl, Muss, Tho presi- of ouoli other. Gamma Phi Befa to Mark Wooloii Rood, Rum FoKs, for tftw Shipwreck Party 1 Day ceremony. New Co-ed College Subject Tonight For Holyoke Club dent of Mount Jlolyoko, Smith, Am- Dr. Hohnofi will roltilo fclw latest Founders' Day 1 Dr. Roger W. Jfolmos, Mary Lyon meeting this evening, The covored tivism" is the topic of Dr. Hofrnes •Iiei'fit, Tlw University of MuBsachu* phm« for HampHhlro College and All twiniwra Lt*uroa . * • • . . . • •- ' •homo of Mrs. James Jordan, 314 A ' - .v> P •* » Scotch Plains Ave. Mrs, Lawrence * • x: H ,i. Zingolo and Mr. Robert Tremttey r > ' i; * , 'r * '» *1 * will bo cobofltessets. Plat* for the .' * ' (annual evening prospective ooflee • J :>:t f^ will be dlsfcussed. :•»' < < ' >, ^ vt •^^ Women'3 evening bridge wiU be 4 7 »;^ vo played at tfto homo of Mm. Htormin ' ' <>„ Wood, 202 W. Dudley Ave., and v., duplicate bridge wttl be huteHMd by U T- ^^- Mrs. Gordon Zotiaifc, 784 Knottwtod >*" Ter. Those Interested, but not yet -J ^/: j* contacted farduplicat e bridge, are asked to call Mre. Zollare. Extra :-/ : hands are needed. ••: :.r The activities committee will meet s. :; ^ next Iburatey, Nov. H at *e home V '•»f of Mrs. PWBp Graye, 1137 Summit r "' ; Ave. Mm. Fabian McCarthy add i < Mrs. David Thompwm are * ' m tesses. *f\ Mrs. Graye aJso'wiU bottom plea Novice Bridge on Nov. Mtti at •;/! her homo ttttffe Mrs. Arthur > dar entertains another group at her ••*' . ; a? home. 347 W. Dudley Ave. ^ < • s r 1 ' '. ^ * 4 , ;^? /wJSfc. ^#A; ^ Juniort Taking C#nftr * . .,< Z,'." '*.--l' t ^?W^k " .<•>, Children to TwiUidt i- .%• >x: /I i * ' - - - ^ \ \ • •. » Teachers from the Community -^ Center wilt accompany the yttinf- 4' aters «« will «Iev«» member* of the club department wtote cbatrmn U 4* . v^ ^Sj ^ Mrs. Wittte Martyr Jr. fe? *4^S*M -tiilk^ • '.1 ^ * . •• •:.'A. •- * v * •:'--V ,». • V^v • •;'»«* vt *• ^•^> *- •' ( . ^ ^» 4 I 5fr Tea and Tea pots r - T^ •\ »™ .„ .» * -****^ * * • ll't " \ >/ ^;. -<::-. Topic for Jrs. I P. •rfi'f*: -'v\*: - -\ ' * • 4 L I:i-v*». ^ *'_ i./*"* l-V- ^"j Mrs. RicfcatxJ ^ v' V* Wi ^1 *v.' side will %*fto nr- »-^ &.:• V V.I "Tea ^V'' Woman's Club of West/fold '•-^V *.v -V>- business meeting Tuesday. ,-•* * A history of tea will be discussed .' i ]-'. ' 'rV-^ ..-^ - L. as well as the • '- - /.; WAHO MCITAIS i . • •• i 'M MODNOI • - i _* >'.' < ' I' * < J- ^ > Woman's Club I" - / :V S1I1IUGUDAV& - 'I' 233.7140 2324389 i M-:5 . m '.* 'J r ^.' our "liberty london* prints w-^ h. •."-•:i - -£• -s ± . V A brief prospectus of the many works of fashion art in Hahne & Company's A & .\yj, : ^c ?s. ^3 >r gift gallery of these famous English prints, Signature scarfs for her, >".. ->-: 7 j t\ t m i-yr< distfnctive ties for him in paisleys, abstracts, floral* ond g«om#triC9«*» I &m •^1 i,** vibrant or subtle . • • for your Christmas gift selections (and for your <^» :J-J> * -*& O .- ••" • V-y-t ^•*' .•&». i i'fC :>-»t>. ^ ^f^ own collection, too). The scarfs in pure silk squares; \7" 4.00; & t L4*. } **•: ^ ^M ^ — ^ — *s <\\ \J* •- >; V, 5 i.^ Ar ^ .A '3 23", 8.00; 27", 10.00. The ties in pure silk or wool ehaflis, 6.00. FfeOM V ^^.JS >»49-^i rrer sS? t«: 'i^\ \ 7ou/e> ^ 1^- M#«'< :*s ^k Tfi' '• ^ ,;• j: >,. '*'*- ,~JJ.±1~ J * •, I »- t 8 THE WESTFIELD (N.J.) JJSADISR, TIIUIISDAY, N0VI3MIIEH 7, 1008 Imp (Jhirk, m\ \'y providing equipment for the Physics 1 , ' J r . ' • - * Department. fered for s>ate. V Announce Program Melinda L Fegel, I Art of Arranging Naval Air Officer #.• Of Musical Club Garden Club Topic The Musical Club of We9tfteU wilt Speak Vows hold its second fell meeting at 1:30 Mrs. Emery B. Gebert of Westfieid, p.m. Wednesday in the home of Mrs. Scotch Plains—Miss MeUnda Lou- ise Pegel became the bride Saturday en accredited flower show judge, ad- Bernard Reiter, 201 Linden Ave, dressed the Fanwood Garden Club Make thii winter with Mrs. Warren P. Swett, presi- afternoon of Navy U. (j.g.) Daniel bright and light and George Harvey Jr. at a three o'clock yesterday afternoon in the Fawvood dent, presiding. Community Center, on "Baric Flow- gay. Wear lot* of ceremony in the First Unitarian happy things by The program wiJl include Claire Church. Plainfield, with the Rev. er Amangedng Techniques." Salher, pianist, teacher, and con- Horace Colfcitt offciating. A recep- The Villager* arid ductor, who will perform three piano Mrs. Gebert, a member and pest Ladybug®. Including tion /oilowed in the Stevens Room president of Ibe Crestwood Garden solas: line allegro movement of "Pas- of the church. ruffled and frilled torale Sonata" op. 28 by Ui&mg van Scotch Plains, is a director- new-shaped, girl- Beethoven, 4'Etude in D flat'* by The bride is the daughter of Dr. of Hie Garden Club of New and Mrs. Arthur C. Fegel of 1895 y arid a member of the North shapad things. designer Franz Liszt and "Marche" op. 33 by ..-You'll find all you Serge P«rol«rfieff. Lake Ave. The bridegroom's parents y Rose SoKacty. Mrs. Gcrbert are Mrs. Adelaide Eva Harvey -of Mrodurod by Mm Karl W. . naad at tha Ruth Boyer, soprano, accompan- Chicago, 111. and 0. G. Harvey of Davey, lat vice president and pro- Han Housa this ied by Molly Rudd at the piano will Morton Grove, in. tam cftafcman. vary minute. present an interesting, and varied group of vocal solos: "Und getfern Mrs. Howard Kramer of Chapel Mrs. Bernard A. Cruse Jr. presi- hab er mtir Rosen Genbnacht" by Hill, N. C.f was matron of honor. dent, announced plans for a work- j Joseph Marx (iM. lingen.. "Claire Miss Koyoko Midiishita of New shop meeting to be held Nov. 18 in do lime" by Joseph SzuJc (tteiil Ver- York City was bridesmaid. The Fanwood Community Center fatUont Glenn ft. Wentink of Skokle, lainet) "Weathers" by CeKus Dough- from 9:30 to 11:30 a.m. Mrs. diaries erty (Thomas,) and "In -mea> al served as best man. Where were J. OoHnt, past president, wiU be mair" ("Song of the Seamen1/ in Ven- Roger W. HaTvey of Morton Grove, the speaker, and the members wili etian dialect) by Genii Sadero. brother of the bridegroom, and U. practice bask arrangements. James Roby Day Jr., of Rockville Westfield, ftJ . Louise Andrews and Molly Rudd, Center, L,I. Mrs. WJBam H. Blair Jr., Hostess 108 Quimby St pianists, will conclude the program Mrs. Harvey was gnaduated from dttainw, was uwicUd by Mesdame HOT. i FAJW | by playing duotts, "Six Epigrtaphes" the University of Wisconsin, -Madi- Dooaal £. HUKer, Roger H. W9fe, by Claude Debussy. son, and is a graduate student there. and Erich Boaler. Mrs. J. C. Munday win be pro The bridegroom » a naval aviation gram chairrrtan of the day. Mrs. W. instructor with tiie Advanced Jet FREE ALTERATIONS—except budget merchandise S. Martyn, hospitality chairntan, wiU Training Command. MILLBURN: Millburn Ave. at Essex St r be assisted by Mesdame Delbert F. After a trip to Chicago, the newly- Cpen Eves. Mon. & Thurs. to 9 P.M. • Brown, WHiiam Child, Thomas R. weds will live in BeeviHe, fex • Crawford and Donald R. MacKJay. New undiWm ue Parents Extend Invitation to Mtetihg ,'•.*?» •*"/ •••• VJ1 Single Parent FMowiUp m- 4 T POP - UP MXtES 1 .''_•.*• Frankly Speaking wiH to beW ^^ » •. \;. w at 8 p.m, in the FMt Pres- byterian Church, 536 E. Front Street, Field. Giiest moderalorHapeaker ..; ' _;-.f ,'•;.;, M1-. te Mrs. Mary Emmons, execu- lecretery of the' United Family F _ > It Children's Society in Pfatofield, m L discuss and moderate a dis. IT on "Therapeutic Experiences of tne Single Parent." \ An invitation is extended to all * tingle parents, divorced, separated •f>%'i UNLINED m WM widowed, TV group, sponsored the Northern N.J. Conference of r/M m United Methodist Church, is open to single parents of all teiths. • V. m PR. UP mm u BEAUTIFULLY CLEANED AND PRESSED 1®. m '"?, I mm \. AWARD WINNING PLANT I A panel of nationally known drycleaner managmeni experts sponsored by the i American Drycleaner, the industry's leading trade magazine, has chosen Blue Ribbon Cleaners as one of the most modern and efficient drydeaning and laun- dering operations in the nation. Box of 8 FREE »II:\'« HI | SHIRTS --25< SHEETS '30c Where WHEN YOU JOIN Each PILLOW CASES 16c neitntlfttlfy I.minrfered nnrt Klnliilied SINOU SHUT 21c Beautifully Laundered OUR 1969 CHRISTMAS CLUB Folded or On Hangtrs And Finishtd heaven? Uptn«wtky7Far Christmas 1969 con b* bright* wlwn you hovt •xtro cash for 4 HOUR SERVICE OVERNIGHT SERVICE eway?Aplac«tO0O all th« trimmingt. You will ntvtr mks MM omount tov«d ooch .whtnyoudto? wo«k and will toon dbcovor tho odvantogot of rogvlor saving*. NO EXTRA CHARGE AVAILABLE Not accordingto Christ J«$us. H« taught that Sotoct tho convtniont clots to fit your budget . . . thon stop M th« kfrtydom of heaven in oithor offic«# opon your occoont and pick up your gift. It at hand." ON If you art searching £ATUPtS GADMt NTS fortha joy and satisfac- too M«HIT you tKtrvi BBOUGH1 tion that constitutes this $ .SO • wMk f* 50 wNb $ 25,00 IN BffOPI heaven, you will find our Reading Room a good 1.00 a w—k for SO w—k* 50.00 l? NOON place to begin. J.00 • w—k ff SO we*fc» „.. 100.00 There you will find S.00 • w—k f«r SO w—k$ „ 150.00 books and periodicals 10.00 9 wt«h Ht SO wMhft _ ..„. 500.00 that explain heaven in * Limit 2 to a customer MAM practical terms and give v i c you a basis for finding on DRY CLEANING A SHIRT true peace and ful- fillment. NAT NO CHRISTIAN SCIENCE READING ROOM 116 QUIMBY STREET BANK NATIONAL BANK WESTFIELD WESTFIELD MOUNTAINSIDE Monday thru Friday DRIVE IN Hours: 10 A.M. to 4:30 P.M. I I '< I t , I ' ' . > ' i < ' • ' GARV/OOD Also Monday, 7 P.M. to 9 P.M. STORF ? '* AM; ^ i * firt Me I * I I 4 i I * • • $ THE WPSTFIEID (N.J.) LEADER, THURSDAY, NOVEMBER 7, 19M *M. 4, vi*ula tlio bliLmouso ta U/ono mudli rocentily extended expJirwivcly. •It'a nithiM' to noto Read Instructing noiiiij Uiun New Voi4c CHy. In Vt. (mo w«« most of (ho [>ruaonit«d abovo TIio nimibor fialllod In Princeton Jiaa JJI tilie 1057 Oiipisimpu Count, two in w«s ffHlliercd, not by % tripled since HW7. TltmJce first op- lt»2 uiwi 14 last y(iui . In HnriTonl, from IUUWMNIIS mid universities, but Insurance Class pwirwl in tho GrwinwJeli, Connecti- Onmi., none wuro counted II) ywirs hy blnkws Mice you and me. cut, about HI52, and1 UwL year but over 200 wore l:nlll«d hist of you \v\m food HJO biixte and-note Rorvaki B, Road of 708 Shadow- By FARRIS 8. SWACKHAMER ainvwl 200 ware counted. liven L'hrisLnrus, \]w\r wMnin^s ami gohvgs am irmko lawn Or, has been chosen bby a more KiMJOtuwtilu]' wiois I3MJ Jncnyasc AK n ywir round residojit, dlio a mil coiilriibuUon to blixl tore. spoolal comniiijljlco of tile Naltiontel , Vaiom Junior Collen IiuUtuU, Oruford, N in whiilur puiwil'u-ljiion in lluntford, i range has cxlenclofl Association of Life Underwnltoiw to Conn., Schcnudaidy, N.Y., nnd NoiUi. more drnnwiWoally flmn tluvt of Hit' Instruct a local eta in life Insur- liuinplon, Muss. In tilwsc Ujreo looa!- oilier Lw«. Jiusl Ixifore Mie luni of ance selling. Anyone looking out their kitchen :is spucLuculiir oa UltaL uf the othei tilmice were ulxsenl u-s l'utc as the century, Vlrffiniia was the Weekly two and one ijalf hour My Neighbors window and spoiling a tuftod tit- two. Chiiumnn, in 1IW5, 1WJ2, imrc in li>57 and abunckmt last ernmost port-ion of its winter ._r\ began test week at 6:30 a.m. JiwMise, ourdirjal or "Ilunge—Wustoni United Stales; yoar. JDarly nortiieni records wa*e ultri- in the WasififiieM Rescue Squad buil- would regard you Inoreduloiifily if bruuds from the Gulf Stoles to south- Tlic spread of the cordintol rough- f.o Uhe escape of caged mock- ding, Soubh Avc. at. Spring St. All you told ttiom tltoit 20 yc&TB ago ern lw/ra and noi'ihcrn New Jorsey; ly parallels that of the titmou.se al- ers. Crutefcimzik's reniiirked in HH2 tiwse interested are urged to contact these fe&thered otHzons were seldom rusidont throughout its breeding it started further south and tilrat a mookiingl>ij'd "Ls a iwi pos- Mir. Road For further information. seen north of the Mason and Dixon nange." The next study of "Birds',has extended fuitiher nortl*. M. 1895slbUity at any lime of the year in The entire taalning prtgiiam oov- Lime during the winter. The reasons Around Now York Caty" was written account of Chapman Mats It as com- any locality" in tiiu New York City ens two school years and is designed metropolitan areo. behind the norfthward range expan- in 1942 by Crulckshank. Tl;c situa- mon in Washington, D,CM but rare to help career Hfe Insurance under- sion of these species are not wholly tion hadn't changed much In 47 nonlh of the * New Jersey border. In ClnrisLin'as Counts from Pi'ince: writers keep abreast of the latest de- understood, Higher temperatures un- years, Crutclashank soys, "It (the Crulckshank, 25 #ears ago, wrote, ton, ; N.J. to NonWiathpton, Mass , vtbpmonta in the Hife insurance in- Utonousc) reaches tiw norUicrn Kmit "It rup^dly decreased, during .the mockingbirds weu-e vi rUtall'ij. ""a'lisenl dustry. doubtedly have had an effect. The increasing number of backyard feed, of its range in the New York City oibslng years of the nineteenth" con- in'"'lti52, one or two V'fi A National life Insurance bnadn- Congratulating Mrs. Joe«ph Valentine, aeoond from right, retiring era tfi another possible factor, But region," lury and by 1920 was yU£uatiy 19^7,,andd" "a few'mcre, jh«I«i2.- ., Ing organization, The IMe Under- 1 chairman of the office of volunteers of (he WestfleW-Mountainside the fiacte speak for themselves. A study of OhrJstmas Bird Counts paled fi'am a*ll seobions north of" the yoar'tlicy werea'conimoii siljlii'evbn know It all— writer Tinning Council was estab- < American Red Cross chapter, are, Robert D. Younghanu, chapter spread of titmice he* not been for tho lost 20 yeans however, re- Ruritan River '' The caixtinal's range wlioWhenn Uionee snosnoww wawass o onn the.ground.' in for Jabiondkl!" chairman, and Mrs. Grant Lennox, reception chairman, feft, and Mrs. lished In 1947 hrough the efforts ol L J J, Sooty Lee,, executive director of the chapter, far light. Mre. Valen- company ortfarfatiwis and The Nla- ttonlad Assloctarbibn of Life Under- tine was honored at a recent cocktail party at Echo bake Country writens, wildi .the cooperation of the cburtdil's national headquarters In •to Washington DC. Fredericks Wins Aocawtonte -in' New YoA Oily. Mr. Read Is prominent In local Hfe i • * As Sohwd Brigade Soldier of the Insurtmce "aMains! He is a member Soldier's Award ol the Peon Mutual MUUwi Ohi> and H Month, M • • • - . . • ... now to oorrip*rr* . farfa Sol ia' vice presWec* of the Cental New M Pour WUHam E. Fred- Jersey Ats^oolaOon of Life Under- erfcta, son of Mr. «nd Mre WUten dier of tt* Hortta which wttl be fetanraned at a Me*dale. wptera. He b a recognized authority H Fmkwfcte of 107 Hart*** Aye., fci all fiekfe of life insuranoe. TWs haa wan aeleotton ai the Brigade Sol- wtiU be Mr. lead's 12th year a* in- dier dftfae Month at the U.S. Anny stnrctor for the aeaociiatiort. . Engineer School, Port B«4vo4r, Ma. Catholics Conduct Hie 23-year-ofc) TradntekB as pres- AlUiKt aAA^wVaftdt til aT ^aanWaWrtA^ ^^^uni Clothing Collection and is atudyifnc Itef^i The xth amxad of gas turWne gwgiiauu, (Motto** <*&***» of tf* American A 1*3 fraduata^pl WfftfiMd'Sen ior High »teatF SpacaNkat durk« tfcat weak Jn tfae AhfeSooae itcka obtaaMd • bualn i by accounflnjfnpm Nfchab Oaten of 1r .^i. ^ 1 tfc, 1 - *- J t^el'Zetai A%)tia Fbi faonor aocMy. PHcr to egtortylhg Ann^to toreh, wiU aerwi aa) be waf emptoyed aa .an accountant vith Haahani A Sdk/Certilled Pub- far the poor awataaaa. ROBERT E. - Aurand Promoted To Fint Lkulenant totfcerankafiirjt , USA, Aarrad li Heoflquwtera* Company , 337 Supply and Service /-».•m -i i. the son of Mr. and Mrs. 6J Nonwhexteii Dr. with Automatic Cool-Down for Permanent-Press No-Heat De-Wrinkle Air Fluff, and a buzzer that tells you when the clothes are dry! E$t.l926 NO OVCKMVINQt NO UNKR-MYING!TOUCH ONC Lint Trap that's «My to at«, M»y to chin.«. a $tpa* MfTTON, DIAL THE FAWWC TYPE, CtOIXU DMT rat* start twitch, to provtnt accidontal starting, and PCimCTLY SOFT AND FLUFFYI ' ' a pofcalain onamat finish on tha drum and oa tHo r- ' - - - 0 This ntw 1969 Otfitral Etoctric drytrr wtth ftutomatte cabinot top for •rtra-tong ^ ^ control. fMturt* thra* •irtomMJc diy cyclM, an Air «Mart and artra protactioff. Fluff tttector, to n«ip you "tfutt" pinows« btonMto, Throa Haat Siltctlons. Full- •149 wfflforttn and drtptt by ftufHngthor n without Width Door lor aasy loadlnt. w^wtrw aal^Ba a JUk«t tarn, •! Owrkfl lUte tf Fto. • WANT ft IOUTN ItodriDMIOl South Side Paper Truck*. r»cl»nr Tnlntd NQ DOWN PAYMENT! EASY TIRMS! Drive by Girl Y«u miyir^ 0M maatlt »II«MI NMuafi 1 dltplay, »deM wii ttrrmi. Scoulfl Nov. 9 Three junior troop* of Jefferson Automatic Blanket jcboot area are working together on Froo * paper drive to help finance a trip with to WMtiamsbuig, Virginia at the end purdMM of the year. The troops are No. 310 led by Mrs. William Heyns, No. 125 Start to drizzle? drwr led by Mrs. W H. WhUe Jr. and No. during Ml led by Mrs. William Mozoki. Laundry plans fizzle? October The girFs. have already picked up • f papers in their immediate neighbor- •nd nsods once a week Martin Oct. 5. Pickups wBl be continued twice a month after Nov. 9th. HandbMis will ^m be left at each house with schedules lor pickups. On Nov. 9 the girls witf have their Merchants: first big drive around the entire south side of town. Papers may be left on the curto fay 9 a.m. that day. Any help in pick-ups would be ap- preciated. You May Ordor th« Modal* Shown Through Us, Your Franchisod G.E. Dealor. Sea Our Current Display, Prices and Terms. There also will be a rummage sale in April by the two troops to help finance flhe trip. Westfield's Only G-E Dealer loll nor nit FOR MAJOR APPLIANCES Hm Da>wnt F«ym#ntl tm%y Terms I WESTFIELD AD 3-2121 143 Broad Street Op#»i Monday & Friday Til 9 — Doily To 6 MMMKM MEEKER'S SCM110 WIN A REMINGTON 666 PORT •UtTRtC NOTHING TO tUY - Jl»t MH4O THIS COUP 169 Aunt Jemima Pancake TO tOISE'S, 107 CHitMlY ST., WMTfllU) it* i so tuenwe $| CONTIST CLOSIJ SAT., NOV. Mi d i Buffet Breakfast 116 AU tliCTRlC INAME wvrfi HMfrk Car* ri«f» Rtffvtn JOHNA^MEEKER'S Sunday, November 10 - 8:00 A.M. to 1:00 P.M. [ADDRESS SCM 330 AU I1ICTRIC Orart«e Juiee - All the Aunt Jentfcto Pmmtkt* y*w tan tot- I $ Tangy tamag* - Aunt JeiNinM lyrup - ICI7Y PHONE. 229 Donation $1.35 1100 SOUTH AVE., WESTFIELD Office Supplies and Machines LOADS OF ROOM TO PARK FREE Benefit Kiwanis Civic Projects "s Steak House, 1099 U.S. Highway #22 Eastbourx) Open Daily 8-6 Open Sundays 107 QUIMBY STREET A0 WESTRELO 233-7200 <«M.) tikAMtl) tmJftflDAV, 7, nm ^— _ _ _ —.—_ Blacks Voice Opinions, Srs. May Apply School News 9 For NROTC See 'Long Road Ahead scliool seniors nnd Wlro wlH l)ti wiHppInR collo^t' ncxl Some Blacks Object To Poll; 1 WII9 News nuretu of .y. don't settle for (ess than the best..» Lktle-tawwn iHtfnettes of West- •;* field's past are revived ki a teries I IM i « of ao> beffamini tWs week in the Wesfteld LaaoVr by (he Atwood AeoXy Co. 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U" fJiof. fl scr#on 1) You Pay Much PORTAILI fV PORTABLE TV 2) YOu Htot Bott I «* Tf M- ID. P»r«inil p»rtiH* trirfi il tf. ffl. •:r*oa. $u»*-5»ait VHP. trin(- MNP aMtr. IttMii. Uterlll* UHF nifer. AnTMni. Clements ma 54 Elm Street 450 NORTH AVf. IAST • WiSTHSLD, H. J 07091 • 232-2200 IS PARKING A PROBLEM? FUEL OIL and BURNER SERVICE CAli T V & APPLIANCE ADamt 34662 Pig© 4 THE WESTFIELD, N.J.> LEADER, THURSDAY, NOVEMEBU 7, 1001 Senior High School Eleven Overwhelms Nutley 34 Locals Score In Every Period Harriers Continue Win Streak; B Squad Noses Booters Split In In Inter-County Game Move Record to 15-2 On Three Wins Two Matches Nutley 7-0 By GARY PALMER hiia fiLrst pay dirt toss of the yc&r. By DAVID HALZER Any thoughts of Essex County foot- Knoblooh completed ids diores, and | In a double dual meet at Taann- The WesWleld- B squad escaped The Westfiflld harriers added three cjucs Park, Wcstfietd defeated By CURT WAY borllis dominance over Union Coun- t)ho fkod up Westlflold sqitod led from Nut-ley's Park Ovail wJUi their ty's, received a severe Jolt Saturday 14-0, more wins to their record last week, Scotch Plains 15-44, and Berkeley Afler defeating SpWngfcold 2-0, tiie sixth win of the year. Monday, The ag the WesWiold vai^iity Blue Devils Nubley, stunned by the ferocity of producing a 15-2 slate. Tlie Devils Heights 21-36. Wostflold gave up aWcatfield High hooters were upset by Dovits edged flhe ftaideis 0-0 in a placed third In th« Seton Hall Spiked total of only Pour places out of the defeated Nuft'ley 34-0, Tlie win aven- tho Blue Devlil otitack, floundered for Berkeley Heights 2-1 lost week, Next toughly fought defensive ged last year's 20-13 tflutiler loss at Shoe Invitational Saturday, after top ten positions to the two visiting Wednesday tihe Devils play ScoUch several plays before Jaokson inter- keley teams, while Unking five out of the The Devils* onfly score came liie hands of tho upstiaito Mai-oon and cepted a Thompson pass at mklfJold downing Scotch 'Plains, Plains in their final regular season evened the two year series, Heights, and Cwinfard in dual meet first seven. game of the year. in ,tihe second quarlor wlien quarter- and moved tho ball to the 45, Me- back Skeator MacOloskoy booWegcd The entire WestPicUd team played competition. • • Oabe, after calling two immring plays, Craiiiford'e dcpthless squad offered I Allowing Springfield only nine aiXHind leJt end fmm \Awoe .ytards out, a superb game. On ofifonfie, tlie fine hit Otzmiann with an aenial for 10 The Salon Mall meet at Warinanco the harriers little difficulty as West- shots on > goal, the Devil defense corn- Tills aapped a 78 yard, 8 play drive. blocking of Stove Brown and Rich Park, resulted in a first place finish yavAs, then gave him a handoff for field dominated 25-3(5. The two Cou- plenientcd a pressuring offense to The drive was made entirely on the Habuck at tacklo, Bob Thlol and an 11 yaixi ffaiu. MoOabe again went lor Rosalie • Catholic. VYcslfiold fol- gar top men ran'one- two, but were subdue the Bulldogs. Jolm ground. Btiad firew&ter liiad tilie long- John Dod'ds alt guard, Jiohn Acker- lowed second place Morristown, to tftie adir, this time coimectaiig wiAh followed by'eight consecutive Blue maun and Paul Hansen were de- est gain When he skirled rifilA end son and Fnank Jackson at the ends, Ackerson on a 24 yard TD strike. trailing by only eight points. Coach Devils. fensive standouts, being particularly for 23 yards. and canter Geoff M&nn, opened gap- Walt Clarkson felt that his team did NuCloy oontrollod tlhe ball only four On Wednesday the harriers will offeoiive on ono-ononc situations. tSie rest of the game tiie Dev-Ing holes for Weslfdeld's runniing not perform well at the invitational. Assisted by Bulent Unsalan, tihe Tur- b-acks. mdnu-tes during tihe entire first half, He did state, "I still believe bhat our compete for thoi r ni nth &t rai gh t occupied tlieniseives wiili blunt- Watdhung Conference title at Wari- kish AFS student, sophomore Bob wihile the batMiawklng Devils scored team can come back against Mor- ing thrusts by Nutley. The closest Halfback Bruce Otzmann ran for every time they received bhe pigsfcln. nanco Park. Westfield has already fiisch scored WestfieM's first goaJ. •the Maroon come was in the sec- 143 yards in 21 oanrdes, Including bwo ristown, and beat 6hem in the state Tho second hoOf was a repeat of meet." defeated every Watchung contender It was his fourth of bhe season. ond quarter when .they,drove from touchdowns. Fullback Jeff Davies in dual meet competition this year. Wings Unsalan and Paul Wiehl, who campounid^d the dlainase as he tlhe firsft, Nutley sputtered around Devil Mike Murray broke away their own 25 to the Devils' 1 in 17 Westfiedd-Scoteh Plains—Munray, scored the oflher goal assisted by plays. The Raiders had a fct and ripped off 114 yards in 15 carries and miktoeltl after Che kuckoff and punted from the pack early, in an all out ANOTHER ONE—Bruce Otzmann of Weutfleld High's Blue DevUt to the Westfiekl 20. but not before W; Brown, W; Oalvert, W; Pedrot- Brad Rjouillard, were offensive stars eludes blocker to score in the locals' 34-0 win over Nulley Saturday. goal on the two with nine seconds added a touchdown, Otamaim aver- effort for the number one position. as. their centering passes set up aged 6.8 yards per oany and Danes Devi'ls Bill Dunham and lUck Mszza His swift pace, however, proved'too ty, W; Coate, W; Fedison; SP; Fa-r- left in the htaOf. Jerry DeFmnco tried opporiunities. Harry the left side of the lane, but .made on. 7-6. exhibited fine defensive pursuit. Da- great for him in the latter portions ley, W; Soderberg, SP; Nowak, SP; «««V vies lashed out at the Maraon with Proto, SP. Time: 13:13. Lupia, playing his first game at of- ty a yard as time ran out. Quarterback Bat MoGafe called an of the race, placing him 15th in the fensive hatfback, set up numerous runs of 11 and 26 y^ds before rac- competition. - Westfield-Berkeley Heighte^Mur- excellent strategical game and had soaring chances with his lead passes Important Boys Football Games ibaiter, when tine Maroon had the a good day in the air, compiletitg ing up the middle lor the fourth Big 'Murray was, closely followed by ray, W; Brown, W; Lee, BH; Evans, to Devil forwards. Although the final ball on their own 45. Dave Harvey Blue TD. Otanann contributed to the BH; Oalvert, W; Coate, W; Shade, three of seven for 57 ymte. Two Tom Pedrotty, 16th, and Dave intercepted a pass to stymie the tosses went to Ackerson for toudh- 80 yard drive with a pair of 10 yard Brown, 17th. Bob Farley, running Roger Kuneyl and a shot by Jim Scheduled This Weekend drive. Rick Adelaar cut Nutley off ground gainers. 13:13. one of his best races, placed 29th, Vam bounced off bhe goal post- again when he intercepted at the 44 The Blue Devils wasted no time Hie fourth quarter saw the oatt ex- and was followed by the remaining Westfield^Cranford — McLaod, C; and returned it to the 37. recorded his second With only three weeks remain- title hopes. In the Junior. League, the as they aoce^tod the opening kfckuft changing bands three times and no Devil scorer, Steve Coate, 31st. Rick W; Hope, With 1:04 remaining, Nutiey re- and marched 80 yards on tbe ground serious threats. John KaJbacher ia- Calvert, a consistent Westfield tal- w Mnr Boy's FooftaU Dolphins meet the Chargers, the Miner W' Larner W' McGratn W* [-?*«5«?'J~ ***""• —««*£*!»**• **..-««™» w-* -«•, i« '» Raiders take on the Jets and the ceived the ball on its own ten. HK in 15 plays into (he Maroon end- teroepted the second Thompson pee* lier, suffered from a cold during the mi. W; Stanley, W; Rub, W; Ita I"**, W** to*** Pete 0Va> League season, the Doiphins contin- fiersen has the other four. ue to pull away from their Junior Chiefs meet the Broncos. Maroon drove as Car as the Westfield zone. Otsmann dove At Park Sunday •-• - /. An annual Thanksgiving Turkey will be conducted and spon- sored by the Union' County Park AtetiUHts 1 of W«stfi«ld, Inc. Otmn Mmi. Commission at £h£ park ittep 4 HU9 • sfteef gfoitfxds,- fa Lightest Stotth ever to be d U9 imtth Mf*f fO WWH AVI. Jth Itm bet tt twitted in Scotland 4 403*1*00 t TIIR WKfltMPXtt fN..f.l f.fSAtthll, t»HfMftlMV, NOVRMtlKli 7, IfMH UorgutJ], Gwg Ouirflftld, Bob Nattily, rniigo, nnd 113 mofo on n Wckoff itioni 1» IID hefif ihiTTo ntrxi Winner** Boys Football Joo Porkowskl, aixl Murk Hurriew of SATURDAY, NOVEMBER 0 (at Roosevelt Booters Edison Wins return mid n run foHowiiiK n iunMo, A lot ill of IB tpflins, «wh tho offcast! oponed IW/IOH In Uio Jota' TunmciucB PurJO Tho dofonae iicM Hie Orangemen to l>rlst!(l of n tluij proife.sstnnfll Includ- Of (idin*1 from provlous lino for I ho fliio running of Mills, Dulplilna vfi. Oiiurgers a net loss of 50 yards, blocked two ing \M\) Mrncr unri WllMd Will, TouiiteMniUi nnd Habliwon. Do- Add Two Wins Fifth Straight puUL attempts, and allowed Cnani'ord Winners »f t h t» (lu|>llrnfQ ragher won't 30 ywrete for tlia TD. linidoi's vs. Jtita (if techd Uiko Cmtflity VAi\b, 1 W-IL'h four twliuta to ploy, the tensive standouts for tho Dolphins Chiefs vfi. Broncos only two fii'sL dowas In t'lw entiro of his mfcrnliora, tog LdttleffAM ft •' 4 411 FIELDC I>«eker •CONOMICM Dulohy Chopped Spinoch 16c CAMPMU'S SOUPS Tam'blni Dulony Uof Spinoch ... 16c Tomato 1 \ c Vegetable 6 for LOO Pin Up Stouffer Ch—%* SouHIt 71c VegoMltan 8 for 1.00 Beef 2 for 29c Wirlsrht ... Htaiuimty . I? Boef Noodlo 2 for 29c Zimmerman * * Stouffer ChickM Fit 49c Oa HEAT BaBBa Hewlett ..•.,, McKendrtck . Stouffer Turkey W« 49c Brown It Land •" Uk»t BtttMr ..... 79eH». LlttlftfleW ... ^0NVaWHNT TBUM Farm Appk Tumovtr 41c r i Good Uclc OU« . j 4 for $1.00 Mlstretta 14 Pound Cafe 67c Late Show Pldschmann't OUo 39c Mn. Paul's Candied Swtct Potato** 31c Sovarin Ceff«« 75e Y<>o-Yt>os 18 Brealcfait COMPANY. Howard Johnton Com Toastoot 28c Check Full •' Nuto C««e« 2lbs.$1.49 Gran Sports MlWItl. 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Oregon Pears, Halves, VA can 55c White Rose Mayonnaise qt.39c Wflwaf ond Froni# rojahfsning aMUftxmi AUTOMOMU tCFAtttMG SUPER MARKET WHALEN'S GARAGE AUTOIIH MOUNTAIN r ' ' •» ' I * p 1 * ft THE WRBTF!EU> (N.J.) IJ5ADFA THUH8DAY, NOVEMI1ER 7, 1JHIH pro-dotortnlnfctl limo Franklin Fair Edison Plans Informative Sessions Pnr oxiuYiplo, solinr^ now dotormine Wini a Kludiuit Ivii-B un«v|)iotod ninth Net $3,300 On Proposed Flexible Scheduling gi-ndo Mni^lvh jil 4iic* imd of the To aenuinliit Imlricfrtctl parents Mnro Hum $3,itoo wus m'nde by Una Edlsmi Jtin-lor III R bath, i The Presidency Only three Presidents have come READY FOR GREEK FESTIVAL tomorrow arc Mn. Faez Ibrahim directly from . Congress, reports and Mrs. Charles Mogenton, chairmen of Greek food*, The..' President vftto -serve*?: tine World Book' Encyclopedia, Th,ey shortest fcimo'in 'office'was William were James A. G'arfield ;and War- 'Henry Harrison, who died' one month den G. Harding, both senators from Greek Taverna Spotlighted 'after his, inauguna't/ion. But World Ohio, and John F. Kennedy,' sena- Book Encyclopedia points out that •Lor •from Massachusetts. : some perrons claim tflat D^vid Rice Atdiison, a Senate president pro The most popular profession for At AlkDay Festival Tomorrow tempore. seized as acting President Presidents seems to be.bh'al of "a for one riay. That was March 4,1849, •lawyer. World Book Encyclopedia ; A "Greek Festival"".will be.held ganis of WestficfM. a Sunday—and Zachary Taylor re- counts 23 lawyers among our 36 from, 10 a.m. to midnight 'tomorrow • • Assisting are- Mrs. 'Mary Vasikw, fused to be linagurated on the SabPresidents. in the Community Center of Holy ^jringfield/costumes end dancing; Trinity Greek Orthodox Church in Westfield. There will be no admis- Mrs. Ernest Ladas «rod Mrs. James, sion charge. Trezogfcu; ^WesttieW, homemade; Greek preserves; oM«. Charles Mo-; The Ladies' Auxiliary Is sponsor- genson, CWk and Mrs. Faez Ibra- ing the benefit to raise funds to him, Piseafcaw«y Greek.fowh; Mrs. construct the sanctuary in the first Ernest Garo, Clark and Mn. Antho- such Eastern Rite church in Union ny Coutro*; Ookmia, Greek recwds; MRS. NORMAN BONBALL County. Services are currently be- Mrs. Emanuel Logotttttto, Short fore New Jersey voters in the No- ing held in the newly constructed •Hills, Greek pastry; Mra, Frank building on Gallows Hill Road. vember election. 1t*e majority of the Angleton, Springfield, Greek history, PTA board voted to support the FOURTEEN NEW SCOUTS JOIN PRESBYTERIAN CHURCH TROOP Tt »t recent tvni Friday evening will spotlight a culture and heritage; Mrs. Nicholas In* mete pictured «bove, left t« riiht, J*hn Auboro, Mr. Cromarty, ftMtttut K«^inMtori >•« Anutor, Tom WUkox, Alfred .Xrfanan, Greg FtemlMg* Hank Myen, Mark Daugtertjr, JH M^« Jtanmy R«M Jata simulated "Greek Taverna" (cafe) Cremedas and Mrs. Costar Htotas, Mrs. Bonsail announced (hat the f ( AT BARON'S complete with folk dancers in- color- Mountaineide, Greek boutique; Airs. Miller, Bnoe Daagteerlx. Walljr Roff. Abaent wken the pictire woa takea were Clay ReiaW aa« XJreg HaakeO. family concerts by the Ookmial Sym- ful costumes performing folk dances Henry GolafoiewsU, linden, physical phony for the benefit of the Betty of their native country and live bou- set-up.and decor; (Mrs. Georfe Co- Maiifc Teaching Scholarship would merit bridge ctoue* *waro>d iht, zoulrie music. Patrons will be served be held Mar. 2 and 30. Troop 72 Inducts Fourteen New Scouts scouta over 150 nWat badge* wtoWi I . pukw «nd Mrs. George Horatam- rich Greek cofifee and the menu will There are now seven Brownfe they hud earbed during the swnmer include Greek pastries, unique hor bous. Summit, Greek Tavern a troops and five Junior Scout troops tenderfoot sccnte were in- tenderfoot etaa«es held by the as- Ofcmp Watchwg and on, foe dMt- Rag. $4.95 d 'oevres including stuffed grape (cafe); Mrs. Lara* Cbrfc, in Franklin School. ducted into Troop 72 at the Court sistent scoutmaster. The investiture adUn canoe trip, other irifn of leaves, shish kebab and moussaka. recipe books; Mrs. Theodore Hiotis, The school Halloween parade will 1 F " troop matted m the prewnMiOo d 40 HOUR of Honor held at the Prtabyterian service was planned by the advance- 20 rank advencenwob wMch tb« An Ionic-Columned "Greek Bou- Mounlahwide, Mrs. John Mftvro- be held on the school grounds at 1 - Ohurch. Tt* new scouts bad attend- ment cbaUtman. Chairman of the 3coub> had earned. ' ' tique' ' will be another highlight of gmis, WestEie-W end Mrs. Henry p.m. today. the aflfair where viators may pur- Following the board meeting Golabiewskt, Linden, hostesses; ALARM chase hand painted vases, which are Charles Jackkm, principal, described reproductions from Ancient Greece, Mrs. Nickolas Demas, Cranfold, pub- some of toe standardized tests the CLOCK dolls, tote bags, combotoi (worry licity cbairtnan. children are now taking. beads)» jewelry, Greek records and NEVER BEFORE have we olfoer hand made items imported from Greece. A new feature in boutique will be offered a washer with so 2.49 "lokati rugs" tt'he Greek fleeced rug) hand woven by akiUful arti- sans in the mountains of Greece tak- Reg. 69c en from me Pajace of Agamemnon of Mycenae (1000 B.C.) and dyed any LADY'S OR MAN'S etfeor desired. ow a prsce "Greek Gourmet*' counter will of- v POCKET SIZE fer imported olives, cheeses, Greek preserves and the famed baktava FULL LENGTH along with many other Greek pas- tries prepared by the parishioners from their own recipes. Pamphlets .' ,,:<• RAINCOATS containing these recipes will be on sals. k . Tliere will also be a, display of items depicting Greek history, cul- ture alfcd heritage. General chairman for this affair • _I^U|_ , is Mrs. Peter Chergotls Jr. of Lin- The Nfeo*fc multiple lixt*4 nrvpvrtr at 1AT0 M . den. Co-chairman is Mrs. Henry Go- •Mr, fcnii torn m%M to Mr. RM Mr». Arthar W. VnaDyk** Inwmrrlr vf . 1 14 gr. labiewski of 'linden. President of RilMWth. Thf ••!« waa aPKotiatHl far Mr. anil Mra. Walter J, Healer •> Jelia H. Tkuiaaa of tae u«lc< «f Alma Jihutn, "\ SACCHARIN the Auxiliary is Mrs. John Mavra- FREE!! • c t.-v Reg. $1.00 ..*» CHEWABLE EARLY \ ASPIRIN AMERICAN PRESCUT BOWL Automatic cool down fof PafiMMflt Pfliaj r Haw Suptr Sttftf Urtof . . . matching th« plat* and pitchtr pr«vioutly Afrtatof fito Mflct diMif WHEN YOU JOIN OUR than***, USE OUR REAR ENTRANCE FROM TOWN PARKING LOT , + " ,***• Open Sundays 9 a.m. to 9 p.m .JfWF**-' 3. cytr« ttloctrOM OPPOSITE RIALTO THEATRE 1969 CHRISTMAS CLUB! :.-»»! Matching Whirlpool We Pay Inttrtst On All Completed Clubtl DRYER YOU PAY WEIKLY $30.00 Mod«t LTA 5340 88 AND RECflVE IN •138 50 WEEKS $1010 (fit modtl tii»Mfy k^M I*-*1 9 eye It, 3 t#mpfl*... hm% IASY nilMSI eool-down for p*rmw««t Morftl LTE-SSM DRUG STORE,INC Santa Is Coming! Saturday, Dec 14th! FREE I FULL YEAR SERVICE til Prices Effective Thurs., Fri., Sat. Only NO CHARGES OR DELIVERIES ON SALE ITEMS We rvtervt the right to limit quantities. BANK OF SCOTCH PLAINS OVER 1 MILLION PRESCRIPTIONS FILLED MAIN OFFICE 336 PARK AVENUE, SCOTCH PLAINS APPLIANC 243 E. BROAD ST. WESTFIELD — FANWOOD OFFICE 117 Emt Broad Street, W»*rfi«ld PRESCRIPTION CHEMISTS 2222 SOUTH AVENUE, SCOTCH PLAINS 232-3726 Atittm* 2-6690 oo© THE WEfiTFIELD (N..F.) M3ADGR* TIItlRflDAV, NOVKMnKR 7, IM8 Sec, 3, Pfigt 1 Achill Swimming "Roluctmit Drtiifon" Ls a morninu H. further Infonmrilon ubout Rotarians View Rare Glass Health Services -swim CIIIKK ftir I'lie 'truly Umld soul" JIll'SlJ cl.'l.SJiOS. Avuilttlilc ul YW wlm Is willing lo ley ouct! nuiiv f» '!;iNS)>K In trim gym. s At Guest Meeting Join Council WusiThjld YWCA announces Iwirn to swim. Kor (hnsi? wlm ;uv .slit»iu;isllu.s. i-xcrd^o nnd voilcyhnll lo rcj-tsU'r for iiii;^ .-mil NHKUTII (hmcu will lu^in in cuir- I'luil r is o])t?n to wommi Hot'cry-Anns and Iheir nclioJi c-J fl n d hrlorjiatiwi'al survlco m orjltd Jan. 2, side. as several youth projects in the lo- 190C. H wij;; f&nncd Ji.s u ixsulL of The host club, the Moimtainside oattfy. • ' • t'lio metier of the* Vis-iLln^ Nurse As- Rotary, Invited members from the soelMion of Ba'stern Union County surrounding clubs to bring their Residents Gain Interest and the Visillng Nurse AssocijLioti wives and friends who are interested of Wcslfield. IL Ls supported by the In antique cut glass. In Shpre Yacht Club United Commumly Services of Kast- orn Union County, United Funds of Mrs. Barbara Michael, a, former The Baywood Yacht Club, located Wesl(ic!d, Mountainside*, Union and resident of Westffleld, has been a col- in Brick Township, New Jersey will Springfield and th-rough municipal lector of antique furniture, rare but- undergo thorough renovation under coalracUs with Union, Springfield, tons, and fine china as well as cut 4 now owner and Is expected to Rosellc, WoS'Kield, Linden and Win- «!aas. When she found her hurfwnd launch an Intense membership drive field. had an insatiable interests In the efcrly In I960, The program of the agency in- f sank things, they built a home in cludes skilled nursing services and Princeton especially to house their A one-third Interest in the dub tVe^r^ ^*i""i TbefTix rtit | ^ «"? ¥>n ^W Vml other therapeutic services on a vis- dren. ties Capital Corp., a subsidiary of iUng basis in Uhe liome, scliooi, child Middle Atlantic UUiittes Co. of Un- 'health conferences, clinics, Union We want our children to apreteJ- County Occupational Center, Eval- t Inc.. ,•• . '» •* *• i^^ ^: i Cohen is a member of tbe Bar Atsodation, and Ameri- can Society of Corporation Secre- tary a. . . He resides with his wife, Sylvia, end four children, twin sons Stuart and Frederic, H, Lawrence, 9, and Joyce, 7. vt 1 Oneida Dr. * "I w• -•> -. Jefferson Slates ;y#. Visiting Day ASK ABOUT ASK AIOUT range that lets you broil with broiler Last month in Jefferson school new instant dial. No wait for warm door closed. Spatters and smofca parents were given the opportunity up. No hangover heat. Up or down, stay inside broiler, where gM to vteit their children's classrooms get immediate response. flame actually consumes them* and team of tihe program moared for ithe school year. Mr. LangholU, Jeffenwn's principal, referred to tWs «s Phase I of the -school program to wxiuaiint parents with the school £<-• m curriculm. Mr. Lanjho^tz now indicates Par- I ents' ViS'lbins Day as Ptae II. Per- 1 enta ao-e invited to visit the sehed rt - •-.' on Tuesday, Nov. 12 where they will be able to observe the "working" olassrooms of their children In a ASK AIOUT ASK ABOUT iiormal school day. Phase III of tlhe range that gives you a choice of gas range and easy cleaning. Re* ptogiam nil be the individual teach- temperatures. Not just a few fixed movable cooktops, oven doors and er-psrent conferences and Phase IV dial settings. Know how much heat liners • •. all are completely are the syatetnaUi. reports. you're getting. cessible. Tbe annual Jefferson PTA Old Fashioned Bake sale will a!*o be held from 9:15 a.m. to 3:30 p.m. Nov. 12. Mrs, Robert Wo&Imait, chairman and Mrs. Eugene Lindley, •*• .••. •ft;.- sale and request that the baked r-t- -xs? goods be delivered to the kitchen by 9 A.M. It is requested that pre-scboolero be left at home when visiting Jef- ASK ABOUT ASK ABOUT ferson Nov. 12. the gas range with rotisserie. Meat gas range with programmed cook- turns on rotating skewer, basting ing. Automatic start and stop ovens. Lewis Serves Navy itself, browning evenly. Stays juicy Food kept warm without over- On USS YorkUmn and succulent. cooking. - Fireman Apprentice William E. Lewis, USN, 19, son rfMr . and Mrs. j-, ^^iTt'-^7i^%' •.. rt.-> William W. Lewis erf 187 Grant Ave. > _ *• WWk :• ss ' '*•. f-.' is serving aboard the anti-subma- ^ •- ^ Jto Ptfmmth to Wm rine warfare aircraft carrier USS >«nbeaH«M9 yw». Plymouth Fury* Yorfctown. Plus tfM M9 l GTX, The World War II veteran "Figtit- mg Lady," participating in two rWt 1219 Ctfttrt) Avefiuv | * Efm weeks of refresher training off the Southern California coast, is simu- Gas lating battle conditions in order to This test the effectiveness oC dawiage control procedures. CHRY8UER Yorktown has returned from a six NIGHTS month Southeast Asian deployment for which all crewmembers receiv- AND SATURDAYS. ed a Seventh Fleet Letter of Cita- tion rea UURT IN CASH *E SHOOTS h ri i fa on Q noiullaorlmlnutory ba^is and at At n recent mocllng of Ui© Wcst- concernlivg • Juvenile Conference A LITTLE RABBIT OR DUCK/ AS low a co3t as poisslblo, wUih no fiold Lions Club hold at titc Mmin- CotntnlUccs as "a uiiiqiio ond indl's- DON'T COME -HOME WIT* cnJnive lov iiMttiwvh and develop- lorlnsldo Inn, Judgo Horace S. Bell- pcnsablo InstrumctMity fur dealing ment. , faflto of tho EflseK Cbunty Juvenile with juvowlle delinquency." A TIGER OR ELEPHANT.' Court wns the Matured epcuker. -.M 6. DeOl-ui'eH tlio dotermi nation of GOOD LUCK AND DON'T Judge BoHPatto told of tho beginning Program Chairman Paul Forsylh, Benonrt Claim poitaffa paid at Wentflold, N. J. all naMuiis to puiwui nogoKtatlons "in In Introducing .lud^o BcllfQito, wel- J'uMtHhod Thui'MilnyH at WDHtlleM, Now Jomoy, by tha "Wegt- STEP ON yoUR EARS, good fuk'li" to I to It \i\w nuolelat' arms of ilho juvonlle court system In peM Mmtler Printing- anil l'uhllNhlntf Company, An Indupendant AmoWoa and outlined $vs courts comed him as a follow 1/fon. Judge NowHpujmr. race and to conclude a "treaty on 'BeUfalto has boon a menybor of the Offlalnl Paper for the Town of Westfteld and Borough of general and complete disarmament fuitotion and resitonsibiKtles. Mount. aliiHhle, Judge Bellfatto said that on tlio BoaevlLlo Llone Olub for over 25 ... •*' undei- strict ami effective intento- Bul)Bcrii)tlon: |4.00 per year In advance. |5.00 out of onunly. preventive aide, he has found that year* and is a past president of that tOfftahllHUftii 1800 tlooal oortfcixjl." , OffLoe: BO TOlm Street, WmtfloM, N. J. 07090 the operation of Juv«Hile Conference club. Tol. 232-4407 — 232-4408 The treaty balances mutual ra- Member £ponlsit)iLftU*» and benefits. To non- Quality Wcftkjinn of New Jersey nuclear states, U assures aisoiMtenoe Now .Torne)' I'tvurt AflRoi'lntinn (FIRST IN A MtliS) Natlortul ISdlturtnl Association in peaceful mideur development in rortuiHi for givirtg up the possibility WAI/T1SR 3, TJIBK • Publisher " tr ^> GAIL* W, TRIMBLE IDiittor of tatUahting ituol«iar status. For 5 ffi W.t nuolear states, it helps guarantee a *#> ,, tialt to spread of nuclaar wea(A>n» Jn IS TEE GOOD OLE DMS return flop further effort* to reach THURSDAY, NOVEMBER 7, 1908 f w- ..-, . ,- Additional arms control agreements. The treaty will enter into fax* when ratHtod by tte United by Oiks K, Atw«ml, RMh«r «*^ " r tile Soviet Union and Great , 1 Twice As Much For lt-t-68 •Ml plua 40 other nations. U.S. Ntittot- tion needs Sedate approval. Mayor AugiMtut L. Alptn fell and One-Quarter More! for the future wWch bruit** hli kn«« In front of f. Marry have been opened up by the treaty Schd«f«r/« Dry Goods Store on. Elm Str«t, irtckrie an Increased Security Coun- What kind of equation is. this? How can anyone possi- LETTERS TO THE 'Editor's Corner on* froMy night In March, 1908. bly get twice as much of anything for,only a quarter more cil role in irtainfcaining pe&ce and EDITOR Our fa muni Iw rajHod l>y ci public cvont ish! iw foi»(lt tichool RiifV|>Htw( ami ftudi fls Hilfl fl^>n)u<3hing onti. Tims, C«nt«r Provides Residents Adopt Columbian Girl iflwvu nil, Iwpo for a lini^jlor Focus tlio protoittlft irum tlia row. VIAH flitl *« (mo chik! A November Boutique IJoiRlcjuu wJH Iwnc/iL lh(* Mr, and Mra, OlrpPles Bohorty, 360 coal stovo UIKI Win Tow utonsils tlioy wit>h >i)U of lk\n (oc ai'l ih<> fumlly, Community Trusl Fund In keeping Student Training Oottiogo Place, IIQVO fln'o ncliifl ly own. The lKilhromn IN n coiXJido- hm btack h«*ii* ami oyos, a with Uio policy of returning funds to "adopted" Llgta Corredor^ a 7-yoar- rioorcd hut. There flic un oirisldu pnlu, full* Kktn. Slie In hi &rs* (ho communities wftLoh It serves. Tho Westfield Day Caro Center Is old ColoiTiWfln gW Wirough Foster now providing an opportunity for r stono kiuiKlry place find n lar&i enu o .sclitwil (ill diiy. Sim \n soino- Christmas Early This Year •CtHfhuhinon. ot ti:« Boitttquo ui'c frnrauta Plan, Inc., 362'Pork Avenue wluit shy. She likes to j>kiy with Mra. Gurbiiid C. BoollliG J.r, and MIVJ, two Newark Slate College studcntu Soutii, Now York, N.Y. 10010. to collocA rain. iMwils ar« n\ixi\u up Christmas will appear In to 'practice lead) unil o studont from bulls, dolls und toy houses. TMJVN David G. McCormack Jr. In uddilion The Foster Parents' responsibil- of mucaroni soups, corn, Hee, pot«- prnvidi's ,1 monthly cash somewhat easier fcliarn usual this to Mm shops fom Now Jersey, Pen- ICcuka Collego will bu doing her field ity is riiMrtdttl, .not legol and thotoes, yucca and broad, .sugar-milcr $7, year wtteft thd Jitfvtor Le>i© of nsyWan\a and Now York, Lcaguo work at tho Center. EMzatoth tind Cwwtord, N.J, Inc., child grows up wltlrin his own fam-•mid only from time lo time soino ily jnedieal and denial cm*o and Uio mombors have been busy crcnting In consultation with Wie V/cstf-leld ily. moat or milk. The family spends sponsions Its Cfortisibmas BoutAque at Board of Educutlon and parents of un'courHKorrwMit and ^uldnnco of KO- deliglhtiul attlotas to lx> sold at their $4.IiO ort waLcr, llglit, soap nnd co:tl. Itlte First CoiYgixsgaUon'al Ohunoh on six children now attending the Cen- Uijla Is one of the children that okv\ workers and director. The mudl- own gift booth. Co-Ohuirmen of tiliis The wliolu family hws n conlinwlny Wednesday, November 13 and fains. booth arc Mrs. Ohartes E. Bi-own ter, supplementary preparation for swarm, the crowded sJums of Bpga- cni nnd dental oure are at Ihu PLAN need -for better clothing, more nour- clinic at day, Nov. M. and Mrs. Hcnty B. Clark Jr. of Wcst- enlranco into kindergarten and first ta. Her fattier oan read end write The Junior Lebgue of BHMbetti fiicJd, A unique service at the Bou-grade is being made nvtrilahhf at but lias little «duotfon, i$ unskilled was founded in 1924 and became a Llquc will be gift wrapping for those The Presbytorlun Cl>ureh Irt West- ^nomibor of the Assocftatitan of the who wish to keep their purchases Tield by Mrs. Ha4ph Sherwood, -Mrs. and can earn very little money. He Junior Leagues of America, Inc. at secret. Bruce Larson and Mrs. Eugene Is a worker with building crews at that Mine. In 1964, it merged with iLuncAioon'wUl be served daily from Olork. They meet wttili the children the most menial of work. His earn- the Junior Service League of Ctian- for six hours oach week for six 11:30 to 1; 30 and tea and home made ings are never more than 943.60 a ford. Today, there ore 214 Budi weeks. This special training wiH be dessert will be available for shoppers month. The child's -mother is iWlter- leagues In the Association through- continued for another six week pe- from 3 to 5. ate and cannot work outside f^eoause out the Uniiett States, Canada and riod next spring. she is needed at horn? for the smalt (Mexico with an estimated total mem- Mrs. Norman Ch-ambllss and children. Ceferina 018), eldest son bership ai fiome 98,000 women. Mrs. John Epps Sr. wore hostesses sells spices and Is able to give his Throughout the years it ha* contin- Spooks Haunt parents only $6.50 a month. The oth- ued to serve many agencies in Che For a parent-teacher-boord reception 9 __ er children are Myriam (12), Gloria purroundtng communities, both recently. In addition to the teachers who have been working at the Cen-Maria (15), Luctnto (9), Pablo (5), through its projects and with Its vol- Pack Meeting ter, Mrs. William Thomas was in-Humberto d). Gloria Maria was a unteers, An example of a league pro. troduced 'as a new teacher. She isPLAN child but did so poorly in jew m me rn&MifiitB'wase « gnm MRS. GARLAND C. BOOTHE JR. and Mrs. David G. McCormack "Qhosts and Goblins" was thea graduate of Newark State College school bhat it settled best bo trans- of aome $15,000 to the Union County prepare lor Junior League'i ChrlitmM Boutique at Uie Congregational theme of a recent Pack 173' meeting and Fairiejgh Dickenson University. fer the help to a child of the tiamiry »t Lincoln School. The program was (P9yichialtr|c CJinic to pfwide bouB- Churck ft*.. II an* 14. She has had previous experience at who would make better aw of fit. ofrganfzed by Nancy Wofeert, Den ftng fora n BWabeth office wM cMni- Neighborhood House Nursery, Mari- purpose Is ftast, careful tibhring. of (Mother of Den 7. The family lives hi their own cal service. More recently, the e*-add the Vteitlng Nurse Association etta Play School and the Sarah Ward wretched shack, of pLasrtered brick Awards were given lor thtf test toblkshnwnt of a playschool in «heof Eastern Union County, all inthe htttivMUal member, and second, Nursery. walls, asbestos roof, rough woden Halloween masks as foMours: Most pediatric ward of tbe BHaJatath Gen- Werfftel* • floors. In it arc three wooden beds, emphasis on her obligations to theoriginal; David Beokety, John Mtrfo- eral Hotgtfttd *v* urtlertiB40rt. Tlito The ob#ft* of thl Junior League is wooden table, two chairs. The- kitch* community. As stated in the Assooia. cznik and Scott Evans; spookiest, lib faster tatoroot aftwntf tthmm -ttoh literature, the purpose of tbe en fa a separate 'luii in which is a Greg Vktor; Midnel Simon and Unicef Cards Mr. nnd.Hfi. Jmet D. Tn>'l»r vrill wfcortlr move Into thrlr «ptr h»we first o/ lbs tirid in any New' Jeraey btrs in Ae «wiW', economic, educe- r \Wmen torvoluntee r servtoe-and to Ricky van d© Sande; funniest, Rob- nt 153T liiiirnfMlAi^t MnaKfalnitlilr. llie MHI» of Ihla mnUlpIt Ihitri hofifcftt* »i ddtB^od to tfieW friro tita*. cdteimi and civic conditions provide the- community with experi- property wj» •Pfffntlat^a for tliv nlTk^ of JlHrrett A €mlMv Ine.. fry pi the ctmrtiw*y and to nwfce effi- ert Money, Chuck Petetson and Todd Iflnrold A. MfM»rcv Jr. enced educated citizens, capable of Herrmann. Sold at Batik Completes Course iveiy woridng. at YES, tt» YMCA tibnt. their Vohrteer service. Hie Junior League is, to train young For Vets it AFB leadership and cotnmkted to a tra- The awards for pumpkhw w«re UNICEF carte wiH be Mid at the dition of heopteg others. Each new Klven to the folkrwing boys: Most Suburban Trust Company Bank in Capt. Do> M. Long* hW member fa regutrettto take a Prbvi- original, Robert CuJbane, Sean Me- Westfteld Broad and Eton Ste., onthe orienCatton oouiie Cor' vetorbBiy Oann and John Broun; spookiest, Friday, Nov. 15 (rom 9 a.m. to 2 flknel Oouree wttch intrudes a criti- Max Putman. qnvcvTS OT nil UtEt^Jiir I'wig cal view, of her community, coordi- pjin. a^d in Scotch Piaiiw, 460 Park cal Service at fltatfrtrtl^'AfB, rTe]|. nating its phQMfcai and Jnduttrial The foTIowHig boys received ath- A.ve. at the Suburban IVust Company UNIROYAt WINTER PATROL letic awards for the Webetoe father- His wtfe, Joyce, k tbe * i tomorrow. . cftantetaMfcs, poputatton, govern- Mr. and Mrs. t. Moflteftone of 5»4 ,,, , ,Ji .,1.J |j.,iti-i-i . 1 tmuJMtl^^ I .J|- and-flon outing: Russ S^menski, Christmas cards, engagement AT DISCOUNT PRICES WWNOAND MMNTlNANCt menc, euocBwJonai RVQDMMB, puDnc Jackie Ifobifcell, PMl WWbert, books, children's calendars end Lawrence Ave. aod prtvate wetere IHiutf and Geoff Kasher. Jimmy Hift and Todd children's puzzles w* be sold by Tfte doctor, wtto r*c«wy came on MOOWTUL- culWrrt nrtburoes. SUOOMAI own- Herrmann. Bftl Miller offered a NCJW volunteers for the United Na- aofrve duty, studietf env*nmm«ot«l BERSE BROTHERS presentation titled "Make America pletfcan apprenticm of thee counse perio,d combine of volunteed withr ChUdren's Emergency Fund. health and disaster contrpl. He k 'Broud of You" and Jon Freeman (For further information, or to or- being assigned to AcUr Air Force aervtoe in several agencies, consti- presented the "Origin of Hallow- Salt* and $«rvlc« tutes active memben*Ap. der cards imprinted, contact Mrs. Station, Ore., lor ddty with a unit of een." A fire prevention skit was of-Hunter Wilson, ffl? Woftfcnere Dr. the Aerospace Defertse Command. It is In tiie- txuktttJon of service that fered by Den 0. The colors were pre- Volunteers of the National Councfl of Dr. Lon« received Iws B.S. degree Chryi POWtt, V$M AND UOHT the Junior League k apbiworifig the sented by Webelos Den 2 and theJewMi Women are doing this as a in 1964 from The Oottege of Em- MOffOfS Christmas Bouttqiie, a showcase of opening ceremony by Den 7. service project, with all proceeds poria (Km); He ofeo Eddied »t ahope, for the benefit of the Com- Mr. Evans announced that tatay from the sale going to UNICEF. Ken9M State Univetiifcsr apd Mdti 443 NOtTH AVI WISTFIELD Call 2324914 muniy Tnat Fund. Inlasmuch at ohe there will be a tair of the Ford Mo- One box of cards can buy enough a D.V.M; degree fimm the Aobaol of i. Ji|nior League doe» not customlatily tor Company plant in Mcfttichen. Ilie penkttHn to cure tea children of Veterln»ry ft 233-1020 -i - - \ j. •otic* funds from the cfanvnufltty, bus will leave Lincoln School at Yaws; and five boxes can buy a six IMverVMy., Ihe money to support its projects 12:30 and return at 4 p.m. month supply of suite tatrfets tot a child health center. A child may live because you wtohed someone well with UNICEF greeting cards. Since Us inception in 1946, UNI- has received the commendation of every president of the United States M well » pottieai leaden of both parties. UNICEF receives the ^r^^ait^ and has the pott of th» major nativnal ttbns concerned with child welfare, education, youth activities and Die promotion of interaaiUrtial undor- Bora Plan Bd. OKs Addition MounUfanMe — The Planning Boatrd latt week approved the pOans of BesLMiay Products of 1105 Gfcbe lets you choose the dry ness you need! Ive., makers of phorrt^fSph records »#•• ind otter ptastic mftterteife, for a 1.000 sauarr toot wMH4o» to their »- - The new addition will be used aa EASYTERMSI a wa^fhouse for sitcnage. Also approved "was the a^pSksrtlan of Thomas W. Moule d 900 North Ave., WastNeW, to commence buffi* n&ss in a new o'lke builiimg at 1020- 1024 Springfield Ave. He opentttes an architectural and engineering con sillftmg service and wiA occupy a portton ot the top floor of the build- in*. The board approved the applica- tions of Charles A, CcUin» of 442 New Providence Rd. bo subdivide one lot Into three tots ait that address, and Ptess. that of Andrew and Gteraa Budz to consolidate two lots into one BA 1437 v I Deer Path. ectton Richard IH. Johnson On USS Brnnlngton wOm flflHSHiiilH A A ^ Electrortics Tedmioian 2-C Ricfa- rail Rr^ptf M. Johnslwn, USN, 23, son of Mr. and Mrs. W. J. Johnston t(aswtlf« • : \ MfUr TlAlt MltVtCI IMCtflMnitnt RCA Service Co. Branches. -* • "- fa fa r i A. A. Anonymous . I Drinking Probiom? i fa" - : • •- 4 >•-:. ' t V J •?•'•• • - * Tago 4 THE WESTFIELD, NJ.) LEADER, THURSDAY, NOVEMEBK 7, 11)08 AUTO DEALERS SERVICE STATIONS WE'RE AS NEAR UNION COUNTY ELM STREET TO YOU AS VOLKSWAGEN, Inc. Ssto YOUR PHONE AUihortieu A HANDY, REFERENCE. IIST^OF REUAIU^LOCAL JIRMS VOLKSWAGEN CENTER CAR WASHING Tlren — Butter! e« Bales — Service — Parts AUTO RADIATORS FUEL OIL m LAMPS a REPAIRS OPTICIANS Tune-Upa '• \ APPLIANCES New and Used Can — Truoka 11 Brake and Uaht Adjuitmtpt Btatloa Wasrona — Karmaa Ghlas TOWNE REEL-STRONG FUEL CO. CATALINA LIGHTING ROAD SERVICE LIBERTY GLASS CO. 232-9634 Ftctory-Trained Meohanloa ''Dtpsudable, Friendly Bervloe or Weetfleld ROBERT F. DAY OF WESTFIELD CAR WASH Slnoe 1936" HOCBR OF FIPTB LAMP! Prescription Optician Acroii from PI- «-740« MOBITJHEAT AND LIGHTING FIXTOUM Auto Radlatora In Westfield HE ATI NO OILS Coke • Fine Bohemias call ElrriSt.A&P Wtttfteld IM-M Repaired • Recored • Replaced Imported "We Service While You flhop" One or Union BRldga 6-0900 Crystal at We Give Plaid Stampa DlKl 3M-M07 County's Most • Snn* An. B, Chatidellera STATION RADIO TV 4O4 Boalfc AT*. B. W««tfl«M and otnen Modorn • Lamp* of Car Waalieii LEHIGH Oil CO., INC. putfnotloa for SHOES AND APPLIANCES ljlvialon of Joy Oil Co •very purpose RAYMOND E. WHEELER WESTFIELD WAXINO & FU1SL OIL • Iaartfe Beleottoa LATEST IN COLOR TV POLISHING and of SnadBK OPTICIANS ON DISPLcAV AT OUR STORES FORD RHRNHR BERVIO» AWNINGS, SHADES Call 233-4050 • Lamp Hountlns • fllaaaw ORTHOPEDIC WB SERVICE WHAT WH SELL Ford Owner* tot PL He wlrl Bff—Hea ty Itas—IU«alaklBC Over 15 Tear* Next to Union County Road Dept, Dial 232-4223 IHOf PRESCRIPTION! COLOR TELEVISION Westfield Window Shop Authorized 1216 South Ave., W. Weitftald RANKIN FUEL CO. 106 Central Av«. W»«tfl»ld • •«• Ola—• Headquarters Bat 1933 # the Weatfleld Area rORD MAKERS OF Plata m c R TSVH T I Sato Sarvico FUEL OIL. 232-4660 OIL BURNER Boarat Uoadaj liM A.BL tc • PJ THUNDKRBIRD WILLIAMS LAMPS Dally: •:!• A.M. to !.!• FJI Central Av». (Opp Qulmby St.) 'AlRLANE I 1LCON CURTAINS, DRAPERIES Sales and Service CHATTiN AWNINGS Ta6 Central A»e, l matiy congregations desiring to lis- groups, W.S.C.S., Fclhmship Room. , Sunday School and Bible classes: Tuesday, 8:30 a.m.f morning pray- Louis Vierne end Georgi Mushei - 1 ,:''••• ten attentively to what the world is To DiecuoB Friends 9:45 a.m. JEHOVAH'S WITNESSES er; 10:30 a.m., adult Bible rtudy— The entire community m invited to The Christian Business lien's saying about itself, hive found that 1171 Oil RarttAB M., Clarli Hebrew*. Baby sitting provided; a attend Chis concert. An offering will Committee of Centffal Jersey: an- At Unitarian Service FIRST •AFTirr CHtTRCH Sermon Topic: "The Reformation nounce that ttieir November' films enable them to enter more dis- And Its Significance To The Church Frttay: 7:23 p.m., minftkiy Mtnot; p.m., Mrs. L. Fischer's and Mrs. be received. Ttone will be no tickets m Dm Mratt 6;» p.m., service meeting. ing will be heU at 7 p.m. Al cerningly and relevantly into a dia- The speaker at the Unitarian Fel- ev. WBHaaa K, Ceh«r Patt Today."' , ; P. Hugger's circle meetings. needed tor tdntimkn. logue with the wrM, and feel that t Suflday, 3 p.m., putoHc talk en- Wednesday, 7:15 p.m., youth pciy* at the Howard Johnm Restaurant, lowship of WesCfeld «i Sunday will Thursday» 13:3a p.m., Ladies Aid Route 23. North PMnlieM. Ladle* motion pictures and tttuUani, the be CHntvn Grove, a member ef the titled, "9ntWy4ng Mankind's Great- er; 7:30 p.m., adult prayer; 1:13 D. ftoawefc most characteristic art forms af the Ihundoy, . t:8a> ••.«!.,•' Woman's birthday party; 3:30 p.im., cotrfirma- eot N«ed" given by F. Me^a ST.; are invited to the dinner mealing, Society of Friends of FfeMltM, who mmkm ftadety boordj Yogth Re- p.m., dJW ttUKnbtt • »lh century, may be the best tkm crafts grade 8; 8 p.m., steward- 4:89 ph., Watchtoww study, the Richard Green, a aatlv* ef Jo- witt discuss (he program nod |***o#- treat; doublet ttubtteater potty, ship home meeting. ECHO uutE CTtumai or nnuw spokesman for men in this age. opfcy of HEATING OIL Also OPEN MONDAY NIGHTS TIL DOOLCY FUNIRAL HOMI MMMANN OH CO •f flffa^Wii Page 6 THE WE8TFIEM), N..T.) LEADER, THURSDAY, NOVICMRMI 7, Honnrlli Meiler Directs Case training school In Quantko, Va,( 1 whoro ho received the Major Qon* Navy KuHJt; I ruining Round School Construction oral Merrttt A. Edson Aword tor ac- Stiuiy at Lchigh quiring Hio highest ffcoro In marks- Souman Apprentice J»SIM>II HOII- Slxtean ndiniiiisinilors Invalvud nunisrlii'p In 'his ctai from whidi h» l Jr., USN. ID. MHI of \U: mid Economical, Architect Says was uiudtuDLad.an J»n, 3. Following Mrs. JuseiHi HoiiMirl.t.i Sr. of 11:12 with graduate woi'k ai bath By MAGGIE CI-M'EI ly. II'.s going Lo bo his gruduaUoii he was sout to Artil- (iurlelan lid., Ims Ix-cn uniclmileil und private coiluges und A ixnmd pumpkin Is plowdjig tihe60 lery School In Fort Sill Oklo. und •from niiiL- wc(.'|(s til' \;ivy basic Jlow wi'1'1 a ci-rcitlfui* sdiool fit in Lies pnrtiL'fpattid in -a unlquo "Le- dnys lor lbs decorative posstW;liUes. Colojiid Woslfioldv high UnlvoiTslty Onso Study" con- Aeilai Obaerwtjon school ai Camp •Iruinlim ill 11u> Naval Tiviininu CIMI- A circirlmr school am be Just as dc- LcJeune, N.C. tur hurt1. "One of blio fine altiilbutea of ducted ut Ldilgli last wuok l>y Uie slnablo For Its pos&IWHtiles in eco- •Middle SUvtes As-sociatlon of Col- He lea for the Republic of Vlot In (he; fir-sl wiH'k.s of Ills nnvnl ser- nomloaHy punsulng on oxcoplitoiva'lly colonial architecture- was tl»at (3io Nam July 4. During his first month buLld-inffa (lit into Hie site in a na-leges und Secondary Schools Com- vice lit; .sludirrl niilil.;ir,v .subjects i\m\ exolHng elementjury odticatlomuil pro- mission on indUltuitions of H-lgiier In "country" he was wounded on a lived iind workt-d LIIUIIT conditions lunal way. By selection of matcrJnls patrol while performing hie duttea M wife and two children. ,/ • • • .- s m a * h e s it! Valuable In the proposed one-tftory buildiiig, household belongings he expWned, them are two door- Nielsen Serving ways out of each classroom. The TRUST COMPANY'S . . . glassware, china, At Phan Rang AB rather strict state guide tor school precious pictures *.. are house construction, which was fai f Airman 1/C Steven M. Nielsen, lowed carefully by thta architect, SAFE with us. Drop by son ok Mr, and Mrs. Erik C. M. Niel- stipulates that each room (in * ck (or phone) TODAY. sen of 219 Glen Road, Mountainside, cular-dwigned bussing; must have FINANCE IN - r. is on duty at Phan Rang AB, Viet- an eiil .:to the ouusjde. , ; ;Qr nam. There are no radical elements/' Jo Airman Nielsen, a material spe- the. building-all construction / fe ADVANCE PLAN cialist, is a member of the Pacific straight segmented; however, ttwto Air Forces. terkw module will appear round, • A truly circular building would be pro- PUTS YOU IN Before 'his arrival in Vietnam, he v. -, was assigned to Kadena AB, Okina- hibitively high in cost, he pointed wa. out. . . " ; Ihe 18 rather rectangular-shaped THE DRIVER'S The 'airman Is a graduate of Gov- classrooms in the new school will ernor Livingston High School in have 830 square feet each. The de- Berkeley Heights. sirable square footage pee* classroom SEAT v:- ;••.•• t (according to the state department ?4•- •- JJf -- #mMfflfi •./• ;?>.. of education) is ,900 square feet- - -, .----• #* ••*< such as TamaquM has. >.?-;> /*'>• "Every bit of the school is being 'y: used/' the architect pointed out, ad- m aettuiihf buy H. VWs . _ ding that a science and art center PM TfUtl Iflfl M HM MVMC CMH W ptcktt VMI CM talk prlet nthtr UNM on the lower level can also be used menu whin ym thep mm* for a fallout shelter. In • better pwltlm to itM. •• it puU yw Mi There is a flexibility to the build- tthh t include the value of all new property :/^-tifjto**S-^v&.&Z-sY^/,'e*Ji/-yi.'y^ aren't , which was not on the tax book as MIMftlft r. of Oct. 1, 1967. New construction completed between that date and Jan. 1, 19S8, is not taxed during 1967, but Us value i.s placed on the added assessment list for lf)68. Buildings completed during Ihrt first nine months of ]%8 are taxed phone on a prorated basis of Ihe added as- .1:2. 11 ?*T. sessment li.st. Full Sarvte* stands tef —_ Forty years ago calling them long distance- .lV;' Full true value of the now proper- service: checking accounts^ l-:it in Los Angeles, for example—would have ty in Westfi&ld is $1.1 million. savings aceourrts, «ulo toans, A cost you $5.25. Now, anytime Saturday Full true value and th PkAtet $1.1 ^ [if JM )'-! (" K if