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EIGHTY SECOND YEAR—No. U WKSTnELJ), NEW JI EY, 'AY, NOVEMBER 24, 1971 SS Pa««a— It Ceat* To Offer Thanks Board Deliberates Requests Poll At Two Services New Sch°o1 Budget Member* of the WesttieM Board of Education have been mea«* Two Thanksgiving Eve service* concern and the kind of community weakly aince the end af October to deliberate on the 1§7M» achaal budget. Of Sr. Citizens will be sponsored in the WestfieU- relations for which Jack Wider la- "Although our work i« now concentrated on ri thto' "" A call for an "honest, flexible attempt to provide the best housing Mountainslde area this evening by bored so long," and state that "one Arthur If. Fribudi, chairman of the finance committee, possible for all of Westfleld's senior citizens" has been made by the Unami the member churches of th« League mean* of 'doing tfei* is. through our tor of the board reaUaea all year long the impact a Civic Association. of Religious Organisations. gifts in this Thanksgiving season." over-all educatiaaal lyttem." Holy Trinity Roman Catholic The Community Presbyterian Responding to a press release from Mayor Donn Snyder which has The board'i current deliberation! accused the association of being concerned only with the protection of its of Westfield wiU be the Church af Mouafalnsirle will fa*, the are bawd on raquett* from the pro- Ike. 30 acene tor one of the annual commu- scene far the ether community property values, the group of Third feaaiooal atalf; teacher* and other Ward area citizen* have issued tbe nity. ThMJuglving service a* roenv Thanksgiving aervice, else at a employee*.mike rcqueata and rec- For Fefr, bar eburcbe* of the league joia to- p.m. tonight. Rabbi Charts* A. Kro- following statement; ommeadaUont to achaal principal* Bomrd Nmmtmtm '• "It should be obviuo* that we are g«ta*r in a servic* of praise and kff will (deliver thjs. Thank«giving whe review them bafare prtawtiig Mayor gratitud* at • p.m. tajUcbt The mfassgt . the. Rev. Raymand. A. Accardbsi to state law, concerned—disturbed and aroused them to the admlniatratiaa. son* who wish * Ilk MNKMNTfNO m LOCATION of Veto ieearaNaao aa *aaa> of oawa- as well—about a stubborn and in- Right Rev. User. Chirk* B. Mur- Aumatk will serve M liturgi*, aad The.achool auperiatandent evahi- (bwa WeatfleU am Irvtag Wets*, ehalraiaa af ChrMsnaa HgkUng phy will lead the aervice aad Mayer the Rev. Elmer A. IWestt will give petrliwia as coMMataa lor warranted attempt to violate the to Boards of EdMCfltisJt nwot list 'fat. (fee WetWieU Area Chswfcer *f Coasawrw; Satwt leagei, "Bodging Westfield zoning ordinance by forc- Omm A. 8ayder, mayor at Westfield, the Thanksgiving prayer. Thanks- CNssher president; aad Ctarte* Vaa •wHehatea. tswa enasseer far will read the Thanksgiving Proda- giving anthems will ba sung by the them by 4 p.m. Thsraday, Doc. to. ing apartment housing on a neighbor- hto WMricle wbs«e deaartMeat aids la the aettteg •» •( UM SMUI hood which is completely toaed matlM. Junior and Senior Chairs of tt* Copies of the aatilier farm may faplay. ' • ' • ..-..- I88U€8?" Tbe Rev. Canon Richard J. Hard- Community PraabytaHas) Ctwreh. get. ^J ..^_i_*^_xi_» u *• obtatoed by. Waotflaal raaaseot* •A-residential. Of course we are coo- man will preach the Thanksgiving Food basketa far famiies in EUi- Third Ward Democratic Council- cerned about our property value*, School*, made hit budget preaenta man Charles A. Harris has informed Isn't every homeowner in WestfieM? sermon. Other participants will be (OaatiMtai an ttm «) Uon to the board early in November the Rev. Frederick E. Christian, the St., any weak 4ay hitm— •:• Yule Tree Lighting to Begin the Leader that be feefc compelled "However, in our search for a to comment on Mayor Donn A. more equitable solution to the prat Rev, David Hardwood and the Rev. formed," Dr. Peter*. KsleHis. Thuksfiva* an- The patitiw mu« be «H wW, Snyder's "strange handling of the km that has been thrust upon as PWII "tong hours of board deliberation 5 In Business District Friday facts" in his article on senior citi- with no prior warning, we have N4> them* will be aung b the Hob/ are aeaded to keep a budget realistic them* wil be sung by the Holy Affect* Pay cation of tho eeheel district * which ten housing in last weeks'* issue. denly uncovered previously unre- and reasonable in light of economic the candidate reside*. ?• Christmas itte lighting wiU begin lied Business Machines, American Mr. Harris pointed out that the vealed facts and attitudes Triattf Girl* Choir under the dtrac- fact* faced by the community, rep- tail'. Friday, according to Irving shoe Repair, Andrew Hair Stylist, ti« af Harry GuatJKr. rrritPJar far flHnf tha p»Uth» to Of School St*« rt—Utive of school prleritle* of the llpl^chairman of the Westfield Andy's Chevron Service Station, *•!""**„ 1U 4 4 .,_.,.• •_,- ^ .u- .w- The service will also honor the Dec. » and not Dae. j which was ls Westfield taaeber and custodian 'eatire' community, and relevant to th» date incorrectly lists* W tha AsfTChamber of Commerce annual row Finance, Arthur Stevens. Atlas regrettable that two councilmen the prime victims here-that thqr have ined toK s witn present day educational needs," he calendar of the Board's newalettar nr«twt for Yule decorations in thc Travel Agency, Auster's Appliance. J° * f* are getting the umavory cad of • "• «• now Implemented un- tUMd. last month. ; ; huatnau diatrict. Most stores also AutoLawn of WestfleMOlark, BJ neiebborhood in seeking to relocate deal which apparently would haw •f the Member* of the Board of Educa- the i 1 hou in in Una. who a m. jor Members of WesWeM's nine- will' begin evening store hours on Jewelers, Bandstand Music Corp. »«> « ^^^ » « o^r Mv** torougb and become • Ml Wi>t#rice ; tion wiU be on hand for haW aa member Board of Education an Friday, Mr. Weiss Baid. tive staff. ' ' ' areas of the town by promoting tbe accompli had we not registered oar "2 Nov. tt they hour, (ram ?:N to I p.m.. before the elected by citiaens for three-year Contributor* to the Christmas Baron's Drug Store, Barrett, Ic concept of Public Housing/ Housing original protest. the UTO-n publk meeting on Dec. 7 to discuss terms, on a staggered basis, at aa. UfhUatioragram this year incWe: Crain, James Battaglia, DK, Authority. . . ." "Who are these 'Trom initial concern for our owa irate ' *• »*•"• booaat constdarttlons or any othtr nual school elections in February. A * P,-,Adler's of Westfield, Al- Beard t (McGall, Beauty Center, two unnamed councilmen?" Harris property, we have enlarged our edtKttkwal ooncepU with town- Dr. R. J. Benaell, D.M.D., Bob Hill- Mlle(i- sc°Pe to si"cere concern for these taAug- ler Tire Co., Bonney's for Bonnie "Can il •»•" ttenk continued, senior citiiens ... and for the Towa Nil. Health Ogieen - that lne m No 2-Hour Creations, Brand Travel. Service, " *y<* has forgotten that of Westfield if it should yield to this If Reeled Mottley Braundsdorf Associates! Brehm'c- fie entire Town Council, including government by arbitrary and cigtri* stlpulste that Tarlowe, Robert Brunner Opticians, himself, voted unanimously to adopt cious rule. Day Care Center To Top Post . Mid-terms Edward A. Camillo, Castle Bootery, a modified form of the resolution "We are concerned that Mayor ta Joseph J. Mottley, Westfield health Inc., Catallna lighting, Central Jer- proposed by the Mayor's Committee Snyder is attempting to ignore the wiU be uaad for aaUrloa. If re- B tr0Ktive officer, was elected.president of the Twohour mid-term examinations *? »£* ^ «« Loftise « Housing fpr the Elderly only obvious-that the proper place fer »*»**» not pwmltted, Fund Reaches (New Jersey-Health Officers Asso- theae fund* will be uaod to offset ciation at the League of Municipali- &W of Goal ties Convention In Atlantic City last •" i«i«*cU' •*• DDS, 'Mr. Dan's Hair Stylist, Jtmes nonprofit sponsor, and (2) specifi- lar recommendation of the Westfllld Mr. Mottley served previously Mrs, Stanley P. Clark, chairman J. Davidson Realtor. cally provided that the Sycamore- Matter Plan which specifically at*aa> Ice oh Thanksgivlnf «v». oMhai^ttWFuaiOrij.,^,.^^; -•^rfth.. ••--••••" D a rto Dorte r IMt C< KI 1 .flwrge^ Maein and J Baard^or Education last rear ^' * > ' f * - BWto*- "*'" Oaks area .w made lates a a*mri*-tmm she for senior that to date contribuUbos hswe ''^^ susMMion ol•mM M H0"*. Eastern States Adjust- available''for further study a* a citizens housing. Kims,• c^cbairmn for tha Thanks- alM appropriately **»» of me t«ry of the association that" a past- ment giving, service, call upon.residents president was reflected to that po*t. further studvhvUie ' Ebronix Learning Center, site for the project with the under- "We are concerned that tha mayor Westfield Day are Center's goal of > board has reviewed ElizabetM°wn Gas Company, Elm standing that other sites also would b> allowing this site to be used for ''to radedicate, ounelve* to a loving titi.OOO needed to continue opera- Mi'. Mottley has been health officer Bart)er sho in Weotfiaid since ISM and is'pres- •dation of 0«> cam P. Elm Radio; A TV, be considered. super luxury private apartmeata, tions through im. u given approvalior EPsteln'« Bootery,, Felice, ,ifr. Bur- 'Why didn't the Mayor vote against with the ridiculous subterfuge that The Center, which waa opened in ently treasurer of the Union County 7 on Feinsmith 1 Pep Cycles Health Officers Association. ', elimination" of the twoOwur mid- f ."(First Federal Sav-. this resolution if he opposed it?" rentals Oil Co., Galinkin & Bar- sider a local housing authority, since ery of the intent of our Master Plan the parents of seven children. ton Gambur In Cemetery termine its need, is open every so that Concepts taught at the be- ' 8 Furs, Geigers Cider this is thc only method whereby the experts. A group of Westfield and Cranford 'Monday through Friday, from 7il0 ginning of the semester will be in- Mi" & Restaurant, Gray funeral federal government pays for the "We are concerned with the half-, An almost century-old veterans' a.m. to 5:30 p.m. It is located at resident* of all age» cycled 1000 eluded in an evaluative situation at Homc' Grills lSilk 4 Cotton Shop, entire land and construction costs of truths and innuendoes that suddenly monument is beginning to chow its miles November, 7. 140 Madison Ave., in the former Hershey age In Fairview Cemetery, and a chapel of the Prebyterian Church Tax Reform the end of the course Teachers in Delly, Dr. George Hick- the project and whereby all rents have surfaced as a smokescreen to Actually, the cycliiU took part in all courses will still employ proven man' Hickory Farms, Hills fce are determined only in accordance the real issues here. We don't think search is underway to determine a bike rally sponsored by Pollution which has been renovated and re- Cream the type of metal of which it is con- evaluative ' techniques including > Hooley, Perselay, Butler & with ability to pay? What's more, those issues can be ignored or aide- and Environmental Problems (PEP) modeled to include spacious work Kelly Hot slax House of Cards> local control of the structed. Forum Dec. 8 classwork, homework quizzes unit ' ' authority would tracked. of Westfield and Cranford. According and play rooms, offices, and a fully J- S Irvin Co An evening meeting at the West- tests and special projects As in the ' 8 < Jeannette's Gift be assured since the town would 'We are concerned about the 'fear Seeking to unravel its mystery to PEEP, they collectively rode ap- equipped kitchen. Sllop> John Franks field Womens Club at 8 p.m. Dec. 8 past, final examinations will be ' Johnson Agency, appoint five of the six members and and smear' pep rallies which have Is William W. Vanderhoof, super- proximately 1000 miles, a distance A Kindercare program is also In Inc tlle visor of veterans' interment in Union will provide a forum for discussion given in year-long courses. - °'her would be appointed by the been held in town in the past few equal to that from New Jersey to operation at the 'Presbyterian Jo h s 1 1 0 1 JoL f stato wccks> in which the eMerly ape County, who needs to know more Chicago. Church from 11:30 a.m. to 5:30 p.m. of an important concern to West- The examination committee, now ,,, , " ,°j f ,, '^? "' , °f, -° - about tho monument erected in the It is for kindergarten children and field area residents and New Jer- in its second year, is under the Westneid, Jolly Trolly, Jon Ha|-- "The real question with regard to being given dire warnings about their The cyclists followed a planned dress 1% cemetery May 30, 1889 under the Includes transportation from school sey ans. A talk by outgoing Assem- chairmanship of Dr, Donald C. Gud- f i G«>»"ge H. Jones, DDS., a housing authority is one of fact, fate unless they blindly support this route from the Westfield and Cran- Josef s Gallcr Ltd Jullan auspices of Winfield Scott Post No. to church, hot lunches, and super- blyman Hugo Pfalz from Summit aitis, coordinator of secondary y> - W. Cou- i,e., will enough of the senior citizens incredible move to get them as far ford railroad stations to Unaml and the open discussion to follow zens> AIA> C 0- e cr s 73, GAR, Department of New Jersey. Park and then to Tamaques Park, vised afternoon care. education. Serving on thc commit- " K " - - M. Kook- who need this housing qualify under 0Ht of town as possible. Our cheers will focus on "Current Develop- tee are students, parents and mem- cgcy' Lancasteri Ltireen Liquors, the income limitations imposed on to those senior citizens who refused On one side of the base of the large where they continued to cycle. The No one can doubt that the West- local housing authority projects? i be bulldozed at these rallies and , pedestal-type monument the inscrip- field Day Care Center fills a need ments in Tax Reform" in New bers of the faculty and administra- (Continued on page 4) 0 purpose of'the rally was to empha- Jersey. The discussion is expected This question must be answered," spoke out for their right to remain in tion reads' "With Malice toward size the need for local and state in the community when he reads a none, with charity for all." Others letter such as mis one received by to provide an insight into the immi- (Continued on page 4) the heart of Westfield. bike paths, non-pollutant transporta- nent and yet to be revealed devel- "We are concerned with the un- note'that the statue was "erected tion, physical fitness and bicycle Mrs; Joseph Wilson, director of the Christmas in Air by the citizens of Westfield and vicin- (Continued on page i) opments in Trenton regarding the fathomable refusal by the powers safety. PEP is planning another subject of tax reform. that be to consult with truly profes- . ity to. commemorate the services of bike rally for April 30. the soldiers and sailors of Union Questions such as "Is the proper- Y's Men Prepare for Tree Sale Urges "Thanks*- sional planners in deciding where PEP cautions bicycle riders to ty tax as a means of financing pub- and how to build senior citizens County who served in the War for obey safety rules such as riding with thc Union." lic education obsolete?", "What Thc 25th annual Christmas tree On fresh trees it feels sappy and housing in Weslfield. the traffic, having a white light on RCAC Endorses does New Jersey offer its residents sale of the Westfield Y's Men's moist." The United Way "We arc concerned, in short, that Mr. Vanderhoof can be reached at the front of the bicycle and a red besides the second highest per cap- Club gets underway this weekend as "Of course-, personal preferences our scnior citizens will be isolated the County Courthouse in Elizabeth light and red reflector in the rear. ita propery tax in the U.S.," and members begin pricing trees which play a big part in -the selection," "The average Weslfield resident from our midst merely because the or at hk home, 1317 Astor PI., Plain- Cyclists should also have a horn or McDermott Bill "Whatever happened to the funds arrived a few days ago from New he added. . tomorrow will go to the Westfield- town cares less nboul them than it field. bell and have their bicycles regis- Brunswick, Canada. "Thc Y's Men's Club appreciates piainfield football game and enjoy does about protecting the private in- A bill aimed at curbing the "dicta- for the revised school aid formula," tered. will be discussed by Mr. Pfaltz. The silver anniversary sale will the community support our sale has a big and bountiful turkey dinner, icrests of the Clark Estate—or so it Along with bicycle safety, PEP torial power" of State Eeducation feature the traditional balsams, full- received in the past," Mr. Dreher He also will bow his head in thanks |(j seem. Commissioner Carl E. Marburger The league has urged the public to wou Drain to Sponsor stresses the need for bicycle paths attend and actively participate in foliaged, soft-needled Douglas firs said. "Wo are looking forward lo for his food and good life and clian- "it has been proposed that the and urges everyone to write their will be considered again by .the State Senate on Dec. 2. this open meeting at 318 South Eu- and the busliy, long-needled Scotch another successful efforl so thai we ces are that his holiday thanksgiv- senior citizens themselves be asked Friday Gatherings legislators to emphasize the need clid'St. Refreshments will be served pine. Yuletide decorations such as mayy carry our community pro- jng will begin at one of two com- (o spcak ovlt_a proposal which we for legislative action on bike paths. State Sen. Francis X, McDermott g (o spcak ovl pp All high school and college students after the meeting. loose pine tooi'glis, holly and balsam grams forward." munity church services this even- wholeheartedly support. Only let's . Moreover, PEP wishes to com- of Westfield, who saw the measure y arc invited to attend a gathering at i" i,e.u. j,.om an of u1[;nit not just a mend local ecology action by thank- defeated In June, rc-lntroduced thc wreatlis, ropiiig, holly and mislle- Beneficiaries of the sale in the ning." the Presbyterian Church Drain Fri- d Ing Mayor Oonn Snyder and the bill in thc GOP caucus last week. toe will also be offered. past have included the Westfield This pOrtravai of ti,c average handful thai are being pressured day, either from noon to 5 p.m. or Council Coverage Town Council for placing bike racks Thc measure, endorsed by thc nuaProceedl funds raisinof theg saleproject, majo, ofr thanc- YMCA, ils Building fund which re- resident eame loday from Joim A. and frightened by false rumors and from 7 p.m. to midnight. Republican Conservative Action Club Because of the Leader's early (Continued on page' 4) Reid, chairman of (he United Fund wild accusations, In the downtown area. publication date this week, cov- Y's Men's Club, of which every dol- Music at the two sessions will be of Union County at its meeting last campaign, who added that the "good ..Lel-S ask a]1 Am of our iegltj. erage of laat night's meeting of lar goes to the club's welfare bud- PEP's fall membership drive Is month, would stay, through appeal life" in Westfield is lo a large ox- nliUc scnior c.iti2c.ns (not jusl those provided by a variety of folk and the Town Council will be Includ- get, have in the past provided more rock groups including Bill and still underway for people who want •procedures, action by Marburger to To Show Film tout made possible through tha rk,,, mQS ovcr 50l one sjmplc ques. to help PEP in Its goal of education ed in tho Dec. 2 isiuc. than $100,000 for youtli mid commu- Phineas Martin and Buttlcr and withhold state education aid from services of lhc 15 social service (ion. ,whcre do you want to livc__ and action to correct environmental nity service. On Breast Cancer Wishbow. communities which fail to comply agencies who obtain all or part of in fIil, heart of Wostfiold or two miles abuses. with thc state's guidelines. Reunion Saturday An American Cencer Society film "When they," he said of his fellow The Weslfield High School Class of 'Republican senators, "saw it was a 1961 is holding ils 10 year reunion days a week until Christmas 'Eve. tangible way, either through an ad- question and this entire debate is no Fire Department MV Stations, Agencies matter of simple justice and protec- to twelfth grade (,'irls at Weslfield longer necessary. at the Far Hills Inn tills Saturday Hours are (I n.m. lo 9 p.m. exccpl High School as parl of Uie health ditional check if Iliey have already Seeks Applicants Closed for Weekend tion of home rule, I had all of them evening. Sunday when the lot closes at (i ".Meanwhilo, the Unami Civic As- for It." curriculum on Friday, Dec. 10. given, or an initial gift if, for some Any class members not previously p.m. reason, they have not been contac- sociation will continue to be con- Applications may bo obtained at All state Inspection stations and McDermott blamed thc bill's Juno The film will be shown to scnior contacted or anyone who has not l picking :i tree was of- girls In gym classes. II will be in- ted. cerned— and about other matters as both fire stations and aso at tho motor vehicle agencies will be closed defeat on tho speed with which it 1 loday by sale chairman Dick well. Wo care strongly about Hie al- tomorrow, Friday end Saturday for modi n reservation and would like troduced and shown by Mrs, Max- About $r>l),000 is still needed if HIP. Town Clerk's office in tho Municipal moved to a voto and thc context— to attend may contact Kuthy Wiley Drchcr. leviation ot the. Central Ave. speed- Building for tho position of fireman the Thanksgiving holiday. desegregation — In which 11 was ine Conk and Mrs. Helen Helm, IS agencies are lo receive the full Plctsch. "Remember Hie three H's." lie school nurses, who will then answer way so that our children may cross with the Westfield Fire Department. All facilities will reopen Monday, raised. amounts of Unild Funding fell nec- suggested. questions, essary to insure tlieir programs for (Continued on pago 4) Tho deadline for filing applica- Nov. 29. "I Introduced thc bill and moved "BEND n needle on the tree. If A public showing of Hie film is the coming year, according to 'Air. tions will be 5 p.m. Monday, Nov. Due to fowei' service days offered It on an emergency basis within a • Plan Short Session It's rcsllciit, thc Irco k fresh. scheduled for Wednesday, Dec. 8, Held. To dale, n total of $2.|(l,i;.|f> 29. matter of hours," MuDormolt ro- in November, motorists arc advised Grades K through R of Lhc West- "BUMP lhc base of lhc tree hard al I:.'IO in I lie senior high .schuol au- lias been raised of the goal of $J05,- Index AliplicniiLs will bo required to not to',wait until the end of the culled, adding Hint he lined up sev- field Public Schools will close al lhc dllurium and again ;il 7:30 p.m. at tra. eral Democratic co-sponsors. on the ground. If Llio needles duu'l pnss medical, written and oral ex- month to have their cars inspected. end of a four-hour session on Wed- fall, llio tree is fresh. Some .species Taiuaqucs School. Advanced gifls amounl lo $T>'.i,7(H; Business Directory .. Sec. 3—4 "I guess It was so breathtaking aminations. Waiting times arc usually .shorter nesday, Dec. 1, to permit elementary of spruce, iiowovor, clun'l retain "All Weslfield women and parti- major gifts, $4li,(>2

* mm & Skilled Skier toExplai n surance. will be awarded tp include iree lift -:i .". A graduate of Seton Hall Univer- December 3 Film passes and gift certificates at nearby ski shops. A dutch treat cocktail > :>^ sity. Mr. Seifert resides with his m wife. Monica, and two children at The Plainfield Ski Club will sponor party will follow immediately at the New YM Ski Program Warren Miller's new movie. "Any VPW Hall in Clark. - .-*? 2258 Newark Ave., Scotch Plains. { Snow, Any Mountain" to be .held on The individualized ski program «f j dividual rate charged by th# resort, \ - • -;-i»* Friday, Dec. 3, 8 pin, in the audi- LEADCd the Westfield YMCA will be explained are offered. They range from the GOT A GKIPKT torium of Arthur L. Johnson .Regional least ex-pensive, covering wily the F EHYOft High School/Westfield Ave.. Clark. in detail—twice—when a man who .-. -> If .IP -s..'.... .•

skiing to the most costly, including •^; made New Jersey skiing history ap- ^ .•*sS'-- . •?\:-.•••. i •• . pears Wednesday at the Y to an*, instruction, boots, pales suul ski is. .-i. swer questions about the plan. Shank began skiing as a child at Ray Shank, group coordinator of Allaire Mountain in New York with •& '?> I- •• c-\- -. Ghc Gracious Gifts for Gracious Lhmg the Craigmeur ski resort where the his mother and father, and at the V®. iti-X age of 16, was taught and trained v: V' - Y program will be held, will discuss ^-••.

ski techniques and fashions and skew to be an instructor by Dot Nebel, ':*:-**- the former Olympic ski star, films dealing with safety and thrills L->- as a)» iflstructpj <# chil- on skis. - X' Mr. Sha&fc's «fc»«*i Mrial *iUe ;, he was t^achiag adult i 4 -1t:'^.-^-y-' include being tf» fir* W 4* a for- within a year. -1&- A sfci racer at Franklin pierce ward Hip in N»w ^WWy. * *W^' GEORGE H. SEIFERT taking juoqi he oceeulfd *t CnUf* four "the shop of Unusual Things!" z MEMBERS OF TORCH, First Unite* MethWUt Church nialb graders, meur last season. Mueut* C«MHCS - DeUaa Desims hurricane Doria-4epo«Ued silt from Outdoor Education Center Hie ski instruct*, wl* fe»f«ft ^ fai« ski career Wmm4B$umttCuwltes XMTMALl Ss&gesttons of project* Ike group may undertake 14 future skiing himself at the aft # I. |U ac wtructor at Qmte* Uttu^Uun in Seifcrt Elected ^ucBch Kitutztt O at* iaviled aid may be sent to TORCH in care of the Meth- pg ftrodiicto speak and sbm two films *« and W«Mc in Cenkiykccs ft Etecu*a lions •r given to Mrs. J. V. JarreU, «1« St. Marks from 4th grade through 1* *Ntf« bsgan Iwtoog at George H. Seifert of the William age at a 4 p.m. meeting, ft* M in \m, and E. Ford Agency, Home Life Insur- Kltst and familfilyy skskii p«tfr*ms W»U top the ance Company, 55 Morris Ave., 211 Elmer Street • West field highlighted at an • p.m at Springfield, has been elected presi- Mon., Wed., Thurs., Fri. -10 a.m. • 10 p.m. Tues. & Sat. 10 a.m. - 6 p.m. English Honor th€ Y. dent of the Newark Association of TRANSFERRED? The ski program, <0 Ufe Underwriters. ualiwd inrtwetiw to thaw The association's 700 members are HOMEIICA, INC. will help For Miss Kueter sire it, Witt **** dedicated to serving the public's FAIKINO IN tIAt OP from best interests in the promotion and you find your next horn* Katherine Kueter, who is living w. •nywh«r» in th« Unitedand studying in Brussels this year tm Statat WITHOUT as a representative of Wwtfield High School for the American field Serv- Magazine called "a pocket of pleas O4ARGE. ice, has been awarded recognition as ure far femov*d from the high a runner-up in the National Council speed, Wgh prewure slope* which to htlp you find of Teachers of English achievement serve the megalopii/' A l»3-foot ver- iwxt horn* with a mini- awards. The award is designed to tical slope features beginners, no- Mum of affort, timo and ox- honor publicly outstanding 'high- vice and intermediate runs, a 1440- . If you plan to movt to school students in English throughout foot T-bar and rope tow. the United States and to recommend ran •n vnfomillor city, or |uit to them to colleges and universities for Sixteen separate fee plans, all noar your protont admission and scholarship aid. base* on *«9 rate half the in- HOMHICA, INC. will you find tho right houso, Out of 6,831 students nominated In right neighborhood, infrom SO states, the District of Co- lumbia nad American preparatory now areal schools abroad, 852 winners and run- SHOPPERS' SCOPf s Operation throughout ners-up were chosen. Each nominee •ht United States enablei submitted three compositions: an SPECIALS Homorka to furniih you with autobiographical sketch, a sample o>tfilid Information on of best writing and an impromptu whkh fit your require theme. Teams of judges from the .'; t -• #*** even U*-* your first candidates' states, composed of both new area! high school and college teachers, OT rWl HAS! evaluated the entries for content and ,3.- WMIMiW, Homerlca works form. Each piece of writing was for YOU I All of their read by two judges, Mi&s Kueter is It* —research, reports and the daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Paul — QT% exclusively on Kueter of 424 St. Marks Avenue. ^•half of the prospective They have no connec- tion with the seller. It Is their Rotariana Observe to guard YOUR Thanksgiving at Y A Thanksgiving message was rW further details, please call given by the Rev. Dr. Frederick E. local representative, Christian, senior minister of the Nttrsqll and Fran ken bach, Presbyterian Church, at the turkey 115 Elm St., Wastfield, dinner meeting of the Westfield Ro- -233-4700 or call ui tary Club Tuesday noon at the YMCA.

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MM %4,m fm% fry Three Eagle Semite Given 35 iww* .assistant sco;iu, iw&jer, aad Fallon as instructor, for 'his Eagle Prior to this appointment, Mr. Program Her* Nov. 28 the children's choir singing project. Fallon devised and distribu- Dornsife was superintendent of agen- tional Christmas carols in German. Rank by Sen.-Elet t Epstein ted an antidote chart for household cies for the company, with responsi- -Duetsehe Sprachschule Inc. will Students of German in the public poisons. Southers* project involved bilities for agency appointments bold its traditional Christmas party schools will also be able to see a developing a plan for eleaning-up throughout the State of Now Jersey. for the children of the school Sun- full performance of a play in the State Senator-elect Jerome M. total of 80 merit badges earned dur- fcrookside Park, and Timoni sot up day. Nov. 28. at 4 p.m. at the Roo- German language. Epstein "awarded the rank of Eagle ing and since summer camp. In ad- a seel ion of scouLing books in the In his new assignment, Mr. Dorn- sevelt Junior High School on Clark

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Quilllj] 219 NORTH AVINUt W., WttTHBLb FUNERAL DIRECTORS ••* Wrt FRED H. GRAY, JR. to Bt4B President and General Manager MI0AT8 DAVID U. CRAUIEL Executive Vlco-I'fcsidnnt tlNDENi 328 W. ST. GIOROC AVENUE C. FREDERICK POPPY 763 MOUNTAIN AVE fit tttt 4e WESTPtELDt 318 Eait Broad St., Fr«d H. Oroy, Jr., manager 2334141 CftANFORDi 12 Sprlngflald Av«,, William A. Doyle, manager 376-0093 SPRINGFIELD for accident preveoUon. . .cpurse emphasizes siugiog along YW Has Openings for Winter >Fo!k guitar is offered for junior j playing folk songs. G-lady* Reimers, Phineas Martin of 'Westfield, will whoals o sing a mixture of country, folk, and high giiis only. There are separate teacht-s Ladies Day Out At Mama's mtedteval music by performing songs •. Oiildren's classes al the WestHeld classes for beginners and continuing clases and at the Summit YWCA, Karate Institute of N.V. It is an will be the instructor on Tuesday from old hymnals, groups like "Fair- YWOA still have some openings ac- introduclon to techniques of punches, girls. Girls will need a guitar with Mama's Illusion, th« Scotch Plains port Convention" and their original cording to Miss Mary Hagen, health iblocks, and kicks combined with nylon strings and a music pad. The afternoons starting on Jan. 11. VMCA teen coffeehouse, will reopen tunes. Bill and Phineas' music is education director. Registration may self-defense moves. The course will Friday and Saturday after having characterised by footstamping. hand- be made for all swim classes, in- be taught on Saturdays beginning in been closed since August for paint- clapping, and occasional square dand- cluding beginners, intermediates, January. ing in the audience, accompanied by ing, cleaning, ane" reorganizing man- s*immers, water ballet, etc. Girls A co-ed ski conditioning course agement and staff. Mama's is located Bill on a 12 string guitar and Phineas may also still sign up for tumbling, on dulcimer or banjo. v/ill stall on Thursday. Dec. 2 from an the corner of Grand and Union trampoline, baton twirling, tennis 7:30-8:30. Marian Carter, known for Sts. at the old YAGCA. Mama's pro- Joey George will do a set includ- »nd crafts. her dance and physical education vides live nttistdeJ entertainment for ing bluegrass, folk, and folk-blues .Miss Hagen also* announced that background in adult schools and for teenager* w*er li yetf& of age. Tfte and will be performing some SebaJ- there are special offerings for teen- merly a physical education teacher Traditional cotiwtyo\ae is open' every Friday tlan, Taylor and his own songs on agers and adults. Classes will start at Wesifield High, is the instructor. arid Sit*lfld4r aJgW from' 8 to 11 accoufitical guitar. < ^ T in December or January fcut regis- The course will include pre*ski exer- Daveiy Shoemaker, Glen Edmonds, strations should be made now. cise in order to get more from ski THANKSGIVING DINNER and Alice Cole will play a conglom- ". Judo for self-defense will be taught lessons and fun on the slopes. Em eration of music including some of by Lori La Mendola, Yellow Belt, phasis will be on leg conditioning U*ir originals with a fiddle, two Served Gracefully and guitars, mandola, flute and har- With Good Cheer Midst monica. HANDICRAFT THERAPY — A Barret* ft Cvaia wMav to ifcr feUaktt*, festers, treads, *ft*aa« an4 Mte laMc tapa Relaxing Surrounding*. craft Ue reeMeats af the WestfltU CaBTataMt* Ccaier. Tfcia ara*ect |a by Ifce Art Deaarttocat af Ike Jr. Wamaa'e Cla* af WHt- PUylud ffcM. BRAND TRAVEL Same af tfceee vtldee are far Bale, at *e gift aha* fta FULL-COURSE Hm ean*ak»c«Bt ccater. Saeclal arient wiU be flleetf. Mn. MM af WcstfieU ift ckathnaa af tfee art «>aartN»eiit af Ike Jr. Wakaa'e CONTINUI CM. The wMw alsalay was iasiallr« by Mn. Aartiwy Gf»c* af DINNER $3.75 VACATION WeelfteUv a member af (he committee. Mrt. Geaffrejr Mer«f af Mea^- CHIIO'S MMU (upt# 10) ... $1.75 I* aresUtent af ike Jr. Waman's Clttb. OWN TRAVEL TO STAY YOUNG mopphis"; third pt«o», Correction Gift Shop Merchaadise Gift CDue to an error in last week's I cate of #10 to Ctrl " ^ .. ' i y V Vi , Leader, two awards we're omitted IrvingU» for his painting "Hi*fa hod HAPPY THANKSGIVING

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