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$8conii Clans Postage Paid WESTFIEUD, NEW JERSEY, THUpSDAY, AUGUST 1, 19«fl I'Ubllnht'll SEVENTY-EIGHTH YEAR—No. 50 at Weatfleld, N. J. visiry Thu rti&ny 36 Pages—10 Cenls Fund Names Five For Round-Up Approve Bids Wednesday The appoîmeht\of>.ftve captains . On Wednesday, Aug. 7, Mindowas- far the advanced gifts division of kln Park will be the site for the On Library thDiSBBUifeU'undtnsfettdeBpsfe w to "Summer Bound-Up" toiwhic h all U announced today . b>-- Samuel A. playgrounds wiU participate. Activ- Bids totaling a little more than $59,000 were awarded contractors for McOauHey, general cMknum. ities will begin at 2 p.m. with the renovations to the Wratljeld Memorial Library by the Town Council Tues- The <**•*», vluthir1 B> Martin, Legal Services second annual playground art ex- day night. Kernietti E. flM, ftwd A. Shorser, hibit. Children wiM exhibit the art • Alterations ore expected to begin within tlie moniii, according to Dr. Oav« E. Orttoi,^ WJliiati B. In Union County work which they have worked on Stacy N. Ewan Jr., president or the library's bonnl or trustees. Howe. brta« y«w of United Fund throughout the summer, under the " The project mot delay earlier this experience-to rtfcikiviJr^ aspect s mmcr w !ll>n for James D. Coffee of 201 Park St. "Art for Fun" program. Charcoal " ' sU-uctural of the eonpntial^Vlttiua! fuod- skteches, pastels, oils, and ikmaem Town Council Receives 'as named today to succeed Ar- wiH be a few of the median Pool Recommendations and air conditioning; and elcotpl-eal work were rejected by the council • Recommendations favoring t h e The second special event for the' as too bitjh. / construction of a community swim- Tuesday nieht's bids fell well with-; day will be the olayground twftrttog ming pool o» the North Scotch recital. .It wiH begin at 3:39 o» in Hie $7U,0«0 allReated to 'tlie. pro- Plans Ave. park site were pre- gram, which will provide additional the bandstand. Twtrlers from each sented to the Town Council at a playground will demonstrate tbtfr space by Use construction of a> met- conference session fottowtw the zanino m the current library and' special routines to music. council's public meeting Tuesday w*U extend its roading room facilities by It is expected that Mayor Robert including the Hopkins Room of the H. -Mulreany and members of theMunicipal Building as part of toe 9 pm. "Storybook Land" will be council witl study the proposal of the Memorial Library. theme and the setting for flie Recreation Commission and citi- Alterations to tire library are-ex- :J» ntMfrni Stand- Wmiiute entertainment which each zens' pool committee before an- pected to lie completed in approx- otâwwd will prepaS* Songs, nouncizig its decision on the project, Jmately four months, hut during this : Citizens who wish to be contacted time the Watcunk Uooin, located i er olrZkmi-ta wjMrpMtt ol and dances wilrhea fewof tbe cr»- for prospective membership in the beneath the children's section of the il tive activities performed. facility when final costs are known library, will 'be used for storage and £ Ail pteygroundsj wiB.close at 12 later this month may send rhe op- will not be available to com- on * Bnglwd. i , 'SZ^fZJE ££*»!?£« « Wednesday so that the Ml WE8TFIEU) SALE DAYS: WcMfleU li* Dajn. tts tarnUn kmtera pwMUt, Uek-«fl f«r Ikree *iyc plication found on page 8 of thbj sec- rminKy organizations and quasi- of- *er o. Echo L*e •*P^/^^',fiS5SCld j2 !?S- <™> *** «*« up ftytte aicttvi.lw(i»li( (Mbir. Jwtr Cram *f 71t BaiifW Pt., WetUteH. » ul««lrt *t Mknil VfUitit U ptctaral tkn of the Leader to the pool com- flcial groups accustomed to meeting S y<«,. Mr. JUrtin.h- ^JtfnZZZ^'JZ^JZl - itai «!**£,%*« Wen* prttta« iv • irlMiw ritu wim'i *iW+t ***• »r»m Mutte H. Alter, ti Wt. Jack Cakek, ot-ckalnuB •( mittee at the Municipal Building. there. ^ nwrted cbndNB. Ht •*» baa«K JfK Neighbwiwod Center, 7W the WcftffeM Ana C*«alw •> CMWUTI Betatt Dlvlttoii, ipwwan of HK M(e, M*» e«. Awarded the library renovation been meLkn kt VtHed tmi aotivi- Senator McDertnott contracts following an evaluation by •torn tor-* motor At Convention donteM Dr A i, •...-•*, .. v, , v ous stee'« ^2,650; Clarke Engineer. • .--ft Days Here Today Through Saturday Senate Majority Leader. Frank X. ing ^ j^^ ventaating and air, •••-• • : j4wr- McDermott (R-Union) of Westfield, J Bn*ji^**iiîrjp**wl. (ram ' $12,219; and Georgge B. .rty Ft A neon) 71 men*wto1«iH be PM-- dhM«a: Ivory Lauo*y. and Dry. Cleaning, i- • T>•••!>,m; m electrical iwrk.,»r,3lti *** flie •mi-aomal W«t- {ftj Aileni; «* bi1d for ir ItoMtl M cf Comnw* Mtait At»ter'« OewtOe* OM Shap, MMMer Ud., candidate is ^ ^ fffi Baron, Era, «or« Tte Leader »oc«. M«HJrh.. Uxk 6l,AlnrtB,| MaittB Jwetart. Meek- penwa are expects to

: HW, ' .Co. kj toc*l restdents to theorderljr growth, Taxes Due Today HewYoit^*fli»*fdmwr.v*c«- of tbe town, will he « «tudy of park- •rnidnt of CM» «*ohatt«•&&(.•- tag need* to the business district. ANavyifaiMitorto.WqrM'• '"• , ' iRobert J. Lee, an official of the aU Uirtf teal (Mate Mr. rHD i» « hiember of the Ameri- WestOeld Area Chamber of Com- taxn ate ft* tax Sponsor YFCS Campaign can fimtritMim a* Petroleum Geolo- merce, said that the group is sep- •»!<• will be «•«• Dermott saM. ance at a public meeting the pre- arate and.distinct from the cham- tkk ««»!•» from 7 a.ai, <• • W^ieW reridente have John M. MacKenzie, Senator *Y*nk vious week. Humble had planned t» fi»t»,AmerfcaB JtMtiftte of Mining demolish a current station at the •n) Mi(iilkil Engineers, Ana ber, but there are problems in which >.m. tm BMUIM !• the (been aacned %»»rs rf «* »45,0OO X. McDermott, Mayor Bobert H. J of die two group* may benefit 'each •ifke IMMO, C^tai DeveMiment Fund Cam- .MuJrewy, *togr. Charles Murphy, ^1*1* site and erect a new one, which U ty*u dub, N«r York SoctoJy armi westftew Motor Sirens to Blast contrary to the zoning cede' adopted (Ccottawd OP yag« 3) other. psjgn «urreoHy being conducted,by Dr. R. P, Nhmo, Everson F. Pears- <™ *y. the Youta and Finrffy CouMebaJ *H. MIM Naacy Reynolds, Dr. A. J. WesUieM Sewing Center, lbs West- recently by the cauocti. Service. Sladeck and H, Emerson Thomas, wood MartJajzing, waUatns Termite M ike Civlt Oefeaie ilrem c*m- At a meeting May 20 the Board American In Munich Arthur C, Fried, chairman ol the. Mr*. Marion C. Heed of Mountain- control, F. W. Woofcvorth and Wyatt ai ami «B SaCat^v. of Adjustment had recommended tpectaj gifta ccnunittee, reJeaetd the side is chairman of the campaign (Continued on page 3) Hit of names «f (ponwn d thfa for this non-profit organitation Tourists Worst, " Says Student campaign «o raj»* fund* for the whkh 4s m^ported by United Fund* •ervtee to continue to In the eitfrt^wmmunWeiti * iitt serves. A Quartet of Trebles ' TheEur**! k*k toward the time, beer is nothing special. Ger- European to smile*. JFK meet counseling requests which are The $43,080 will be lisedjtopay off tbdr rtowknit mans may drink in public at agethe faith of the Berliner and of every

Sponsors of the campaign are R. Berkshire Choir Selects St. Paul's : to a b 1 play Bruce Turner Dunman Jr., Paul B. Barreett Jr.. J. Kenneth floytes, ** ^">^ '^S,*?* * ] Barrett fUmmell, Richard Craig law to break and no one to imjws.," escalation of Vietnam, *e avenge Dr. Frederick E. Christian, the Rev. SLf *"! Ta ^aS otaetTand Percy and Thomas Beall Richey III, Mm thU month foUMng a year in Txeut continues. , Gennaa feeb ft* the U.S. j. » mmam c^, c,^ „. ^^ JJ^Sf JS ^g !yt choristers with the St. Paul's Epis- copal Church Choir, have been ac- MIMM^ Trent, *bo *« be a «*nior "The name Kennedy will turn any (Continued on page 5) bach ^ ,B E-. Jefierson, Judge tern and some air conditioning, aext ytar jrt Duto (rofcefeity where cepted as members of tbe Berkshire he is « German major, haa spent his Boy Choir at Lenox, Mass., BOW in junior year te Muitk*, • program its second season, Richard Percy Himifiiit by Wayne State Univer- West Africans on Five-Day and Thomas Rkhey II were also sity. •• ! members of last year's choir. The •Vyear^old son of Mr. and Visit to Westfield Area Tire 1966 choir consists of 46 treble Mrs. Waiter E. :Treut, tbe student boys, chosen after highly competitive hope* to enter a career in inter- Four French-speaking West Afri- A tour of Tcnrill Junior High auditions, and 14 professional adult national business. •can students wiH t* guests next School will include a discussion witli singers. They have been divided into Duriag Ms year abroad, fie has week of members of the ScoU*i staff members who witl discuss var-two groups, the concert choir end been studying at the University of Plains - Famrood Area chapter of dous programs with tho students, the' cathedral e*pte to People " te an inter- in Hartford, Com.; Castie HiH at military stationed there, the most teacher in the New York OHy school national noitprofa organization. As Ipswich, Mass.; Bydenwood at Read- distorted view of America imagin- system. They will stay in the homes stated by Dwight D. Eisenhower, ing, Pa.; and at the universities of able, and it's no wonder to me that of members of the host group in ri,airman of the board of trustees, it Rhode Island, Rutgers, Syracuse, AmerioKW tend to be* disliked and ; •and State University of New York at Scotch Plate, Fanwood and West- fa a ' vokmtary effort of private that their embassies and such are field. otiiens to advance the cause of Potsdam. Performances are also demonstrated against. . scheduled at the Saratoga Scheduled during their stay are .international friendship." The group "One attitude which particularly works closely 1*1^ the International tiie National Cathedral in Washing- .visits to the Municipal SuiMiog m ton, D. €., Ihe Berkshire Festival impressed me has been the Euro- Scotch Plaim, where they wiH foeStudent Visitor Service wl>rch ar- peans outlook .toward beer and its .ranged for the West African students at Tanglewood, and Linreola Center greeted by Mayor Thomas J. Santo in New York. consumption by their 'Children. Much Salvo and take* on a tour of offices to be sent to this area. The students more sensible than our attitude, and the oo»ce and (ire departments. wiH observe the American way of Lee H. Bristol Jr.. president of the child ia

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NEHRU JACKETS WHITE DINNER JACKETS Sptcial group of this Mason's favoritot. • L Were $28*440. PRE-SEASQN COAT SALE Special group, famous nam« mfg. L

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DRESS SHIRTS SPORT SHIRTS SPORT SHIRTS DRESS SHIRTS JAC SHIRTS KNIT SHUTS KNIT SHIRTS Short sleeve, solids, B.O. short sleeve famous Hathaway, button down, Special arc up of short grouping a! Im stripes, etc, many per- name $Mrt$, outstanding short sleeve, patterns, Smart style* and ktotl lol group/ »Jhort manent press. Reg. $6. value, Reg. to $7. sleeve viirts. Reg. to $7. solid colors and stripes. color*. Reg. $9. UmiUtn knits. tWeve, lamovt i Reg. $10. j to *J0. ihirtt, |#g, I© $12. $3.99,3/11.85 $2,99, 2/15,50 $3.69, 3/$10. $6.35, 2/$12 $4.99, $0%OW $4.33,2/$12

GOLF JACKETS Lightweight nylon jackets in six imart colors, HATS ft OOIP CAPS keg. $12,50. BOYS' WEAR SPECIALS cUaronc*, famous mok*. 30% OFF $6.99 Dftlf* SHIRTS, short shew, reg. to $6.00. $>•*, $/$ 11.00 NECKWEAR SUMMR PAMMAS, reg. to $5.00. tin, 3/(150 SUMMII PAJAMAS Season's favorite silks and blends. JEANS, reg. to $8.00 ; „! ..4*1* »/$!•« ihorl *t««v« and ihort ponl. Reg Reg. SAII SM>«t SHIRTS, short sleeve, reg, to $7.00 $1.4tf 3/$4.25 $2.5043.00 $!.•$, 2/13.00 V $3.00 $2.33, 2/$4*S0 DRIS1 SLACKS, selectee* group, sumrn«r weight $4,00 $3.3$, 2/H-00 reg. to $12.00 ,...... S0% Off $5.00 - $3.*5, 2/$7.0O OUTWWIAt, summer weight,, s«l. group 10% 0W MilTS HOSI Famous ndm«, stf«kh In voriou* blonds ond cobrs, CABANA SETS SWIM WfAR * SERMUDAS, reg. to $800 ,30% Off Ideal swimwear, smart styles and latest colors. R»«. to $2, Reg. to $28. SUITS A S*O« COATS, seL group, «o $45.00. SO% Off $1 09, 3/M. 30% OFF

|AD STREET, WESTRELD 233-1171 Monday Evtningi Until 9 •THE Pngo sorvod In UJO U,S. Jtfr'Foftro during and Mrs, KannoUi King, Mr, from Wtostolnfllfm pbcetl CeJeon Promotes I'IHI 'Korean wnffl«t» , , % JtoiKHi latino, JHKI Mr, mitf Audiray Vflnkluluu •Mr. Sweeney and Ills yJfo, Dork, (Mrs. -Iiowy Ungor, aft of Seotch Winnor,s <^ tlw tfl«8 •Plains; Mr, «?iid Mxa, Uussd! At- bavo four corthiKi are: 'ISatHcat John Sweeney khison and Mr. and MJU ta Bur- Tiny -Davtee (Franklin) ion, Kunwopd; Dr. ami Mrs. Julmny HoweH (Woathfexglon J; farth- John J, Sweeney of 22« Twin Oaks •Finkul, DtmeHon; Mr. and est distune: Glenn Wright (Coium- Terr, im ten appointed product Approve s Joseph HM^1![), WanJ'on Township; IJUS), cu'fd was found In Sandy Hook manager, Cakm\\ fey Ccdanceo Pins- and Mr. and Afro. Albert Knight, Hay, mti Kim O'DoivneE (Wlisoa), ties Company, Newark, He will bo (Continued from page 1) WostfieW. was found k\ Stexitm Island. ARTHUR STEVENS •r&spons&lio lot- (iiwofclng ftto mar- granting of -tiio variancet keting of Cteteon ucei&l copolymer, mt«. j>iaai Ivnd bean disapproved by a WslwsUtJHgtU engineering plastic. tlio Planning Board Juno 12. Playfields Coffee to Direct THURSDAY Joining Coknesti la 19fil, Mi\ • In Ujo only oilier seUon taken at FRIDAY SATURDAY Sweeney worked on the development the special meeting, a conUnuaiUan (Cmtbuued from page imm page 1) of Colcon as a senior development of last week's session, the council be hold on tfriday, Aug. 0. The best UcM office which afc present Is lo- amended U fe cotJtem:plQ'£e plemeKtiatitra of 4*KJ concept of equal justice for aH*" on which Mr. Coffee elaborated by stating "that this is V Shop the second phase of the operation as projected when *lie OEO grant Biggest Reductions was orfgina-liy obtaaiect. The iniU&l verl stage, was to make a segment o fihe oamrmmity never before jxjp^reseiited SALE av^are a£"£hebr Ftebts aa^d respoo- sibi^ies and Ahe BVBilsebJlty ol law; yots «to serw, tei. 'Kie second 1 . - , L ph$£& is ia.make the lawyer avail- 9 A.M. SPECIAL SOYS' 9 A.M. SPECIAL JAMAICA and SLEEVELESS able as a'preventive ferce as wcli as BOYS' a means loa- legal reform." BERMUDA SHORTS COTTON KNITS {Mr, Cof£ee att^ndaJ Craned CARTER'S BRIEFS GARTER'S IITII i sdwois and was graduated twin SHIRTS by Quttii Coiuali Solid Colors Oranford High Sehoal, H« was gradu- Sixes 6 to 12 Sim 6 to L R»O. to $6.00 ated from Rutgeps University, where - 7, ; $3.98 be :was a cmeawbeir ef the Cap Skull (the Seafer Honorary $199 and was listed to '*Who's Who in 3 for $2.lS 3 for $2.50 CoHeges and .\ teg. *5e pr. E

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•*••*• •-•^•1 Lake Country > -i- tj Slsei SHORT SLEEVE BRIEFS St. Paul's Ep^scopa ffe aisd las wife &ave one daught pr, for A veteran of 40 years' servace SWEAT SHIRTS HANDBAGS !$*e United.Fund, Mr. Shm^her Hves at 435 Topping (Kil Rd. A partner of Ball. Bttiê & Ktraus, he "m a mem- 85c $1.99 ber toT îe New York Stock Ex- change, Locally Mr. Shonâ' Is chairman of ihe I>oa3t» of deacons of Redeemer SPECIAL OROW Lutheran Chtlrch emd a member <* SUfViMER SHORTY ildho tafce Country Club, He at- NYLON tended Cleveland College, Westram GOWNS PAJAMAS and KeserVe ansd is a veteran of Worid GOWNS and War II, & wWch he served ftmr Dacron aim Cotton years as a pilot in the Air Foree. BABY DOLLS He and W» wife, Dorotliy. have « PAJAMAS daughter, Nancy* $1.99 $2.99 $2.99 rRANSFERRED^ ?

HOWERICA, INC. will help J :. MAIDENFORM CARNIVAL WARNER OFF ^ •• -' - J • CHANSONEnE "Young TMttat jreu find your next', horn* LYCRA BRA anywhere in the United BRA with StrotcK Strap* Slates WITHOUT $2.50 CHARGE. i _ i OBJECTIVES, to bftlp you find $1.99 your n«1 horn* with a minimum of •ffort, llm* and •*- p«ni». if you plan to mov« W CLEARANCE ON ALL SUMMER APPAREL on tfnfomitlar city, or |w»t t« nlocat* mar your prtttut YOUTHCRAFT YOUTHCRAFT homt, HOMER1CA, INC. will icK* Trim Lyo flex Slates; AMIS', HdwÛ Chi M'inij; (LcMlu — Tho bears tint] Former UNA ]Uks Aih'h' lUtstitt of 2B:i Uvhitf- Tim Wosmirid lk\y Ctarc Contor wo Swttri qiolicios for ArtKtfteu tn the yt-ulcM'duy wil Mobil Iravel jujtrtdas — Catifonttla slnn Hi. sHfci Krid;ty nt Iwr IMMW •«WH4 wuy f; Vow flwnm — II.isi.ory «f thu Wc«t — MiiHIle Allan He Mtas Null I-. WifK>yt (WITH mi istt npp;m*n-i hfJir! wllndt, 3 for a 'A SJ>ACB IITBVOI; Witixj—TJie sini' mtrso ol grit: PHlclwU; — A cab 1*1. llurm iifit'r n'Mriny Jtopt I'finnn Mm w a from 7:30 p.m. to 5:30 p.ns, (too directltm of iRobert E!dtcr wHI fmm Ulio t(ie;if DMA. T — tiie bunitog glass; fehe door; Servati-Schralbe^ — The rt cpgh clay 'Mon-dtty i'brough Friday. purlorm Hs second concert of the American challenge; SdwHz — The Miti.s Wiiioy «;inuj io WVsifirld in Childron from ionics only Bell Deatit of a con man; Bonch- season ihte oven-Ing at flj 15 In ley • WflUcome to Xanadu;, Brown™ successful teen-age girl; THHch — 193H «s supcrviwry public lusttlh Miss MMSSO'K mily survivur is her Paric. My search lor absolutes; Tarr — homos where Iwih parenrfs musL atid îe 'tean^ce gWj Cleary nurse Jn 1 fKill ami was n.'.s|MWslhU> Miss M- Htissw of WusU Tonight's progrmn wfH Heawsi help usjj U.S. Of/leo of for many tuivanct'menls hi local M«rk to mippDri the tonvKy, . of doubt; Cohn — McCar- iics loachw ut "Entry of the Fticik; thy; Crowe — Northwateh Day — Economic Oppotiunlty — Catalog public hwiiiii and welfare. She St-honl. who fWHKi 4.e \im*n to spcato k i "Ton Crcdl, Overture" Rossini; of Federai assistance programs;. beftffe ittiey me ready fee Hawaii rand Us people; flickenman 1 vt !o|K'£l Mu Well-Baby SlaMon in ss vviis offered at Themes from "Dr. Waits WrHcrs -WorMiop —• From o|«'ralhm wiMt teii fators ;imi garleti and •chjldreft wJio ami \imter —Farm & ranch vacaiti«n Holy Trinity Church on -Monday at 4lNIglit and Dfly11—Ki'ance; "A Night the ashes; voices of Hoard of =Htin-ith which has hmc- jur'Ssdictbn of l\& Mate for sonic Federal Writers' Project - I p.m. interment Umk jsiace in the on Bold Mountain" — Moussm^sky; lionvd sinec IIMI . in St. CMrude's Ceme- t-eason have been ass&oln-ied witlt the Uhi'oe professional teachers "An OHgî»VSuSt«"-Jncob»i "Gift- •Miss WJiu'y i\Un fomigHi'alttl and ed fjoacteirship"'—Ffllmore; "Steep- 1 1 1 and fche ana^y volunteers who have tfHtghl llu t'xiR'flnnl m u 1 h t r \s; wt'i't> nuttlt! by tiiL Dooley Colonial iai; -Beauty Waltz" — Tdiirikowskyj i becama tlwfe* friends nvt itte Ceuicr. classes which tiller iiu'ludod fnllu.i*sf ome, HTiU Wcstfield Avo, OvorUire" — S*ync; "The ,H UIU> of the \viu\ors in tf»- A &|Jt?olait jadviwory laoas'd of professional people in WesifitMhas a establishing a visiting nurse Mrs, Salvatore f. LaCorie of 303 the media of exploration, Old Tote lUi, Mountafhside; two „ - ——-—— • "•••"•— — experience, imitatiori sonto in that community. She it; t«s "Oh, I'm insurancft poor now, and besides, \f anything shad held the post of supervisor in other sons, Eugene A. of P&lntield, 9 and' esEpafessfWk of *hou^ks and feel- Yoitr growing and an attorney pracfeidt^g in Elizabeth, ii^s, Language axis «n before becoming tok© care of my family." W« h*ar that story ta many tim« head nurse for -the Pleasantvllle and Augustine C. ol Long Branch, It s Ragweed Time Again eirce are d«citfded, NtHidsblng meals attic; ChurdiaM™«iH*rehai; Cleaver p or its variationi: "My wifa'*foth»r (another G»orgt) ti loaded district of the Northern Wcsteliester 16 grandchildren and 3a great- Property ownem in Weetfiefci were sneeze a great deal. Some persons are servett and cots aire ™ B*eatt« thrbuî the ages; Public Health Nursing Service, gpamdchildt?en. provided lor afterrtoon ens — Selected Mark with dough j h« could easily afford to take car* of my wife urged today to spray or fmU up suffer so -acutely that it disturbs : Tl»e funeral was held on Monday productivity at work and their good bkidtiiop area for bike riding tettefcs, 1872^1910; Colmey — The and cHifdren." During World War II Miss Wmey 1 ragweed giants which will be releas- from "The -Dootey Funeral Home/ ing their ppotten between now and •ability to Test at home, and a natural area for outdoor play Irish; Council of State Goverwnwlts Of course, it Is always easier to think of excuses, It'i served Westfield during the nursing 218 W> North Ave., Cranford at 8:45 ate part of each day's experience —IHie book of Jhe states; Droz - shortage and was in charge of the of September and wia be is especially prevalent in always easier to say "let George do It" Bttf-what Jf George a.m. and from St. Michael's Church, imaking persons allergic to It miser- areas in which the ground surface 'When.the weather is good. Europe *>etween revolutions; Ettel won't do it; or can't do It? Bed Crass nurse procurement in the Elizabeth, where at 8:30 o'clock a to face; Ernst — A iiove area. She also had been nurse rep- able from so-called 'hay fever," lias been petently disturbed. This ffllrs. W, iA. Christotfers Js Chair- Most people, after reading about the death of a bread- High Mass of Eequiem was offered, affair wiUi ttie law; Euripede&-'nie resentative itor the board of man- The urging came from Health Of- may result from *new housing con- man of teen-age vofemteets and is winner leaving behind a young family, will wonder how Interment took place in hit, Olivet struction, erosion, new road con- taking "names of Itae wMi to Trojan women; Ferguson — much Insurance was possessed by the deceased. Often thit agement of the Union County Can- Ik&r Joseph J. Motttey who said bd cer Society and secretary of the ths& specialists in ragweed estimate struction, grading ôperations or any sign up for the training session in Hying «i •» *>«r budget; Is the first question that comes up ot the neighborhood state organization of public, health other activity which leaves *the sur- September. nan-Negroes and ](^>s; Grarve — coffee Match/And it i* often o»ked by. the wife who refused that from two to three per cent of The-long short .-cut; GJtteSsohn.— nurses. the population are susceptible to it. face of the soil -bare am! without Mrs, Clariq Ceceojt is chairman of to permit her husband to put another dollar Into life Entur* adult volunteers who wish to work Consecrated unto me; Goodlad — Since her retirement,.Miss Winey ToR This means hundreds of sufferers in sod or other plant growth which one© because »He needed new curtains for the living room. would inhibit ragweed growth, Rag- with the Hiey wM be given School, curriculum, and the individ beeame an honorary member of the Westfiedd alone. tial; Graf—Exotic iillustratedd ; White It is true that the purchase of Insurance represents Distinct Nursing Association board weed is found often around new hous- a draining session on Sept, 25, Oct. Burned Every bit of ragweed sprayed or ing developments before landscaping 9 and 16 sponsored fey the Westfield Hand-Hie art ami craft of o sacrifice of a present pleasure for a future benefit, what •of directors aaitf m hontorary mem- scut or pulled up means that much Section National Council oi Jewish and symbols around Item of value does not represent a sacrifice of some sort? ber of the League of Women Voters less pollen around to affect the sus- has taken place. A building at 298 North Ave., : Women. , the world; Hess — The Republican When It comes to your family, don't let George do it. of Westfidd. She also served as a ceptible. The control of ragweed is Mr. Mottiey suggested that pmper establishment; How to live heavily damaged by a Um Monday owners will find 2,44) an effective Mrs. Robert Savatfe fa seeking You do it member ol the board of the Visiting an teatth activity in wiiich with sc&teopbrenia; Hotel & motel n night, will be remodeled along col- ragweed killer. The user should be voltmteof-jB to do office work and par- Nurse Association of the granges for onial lines, according to its owner, owners slioukk red book, 1968; J*cte*m — Tl» Saa r sure to follow instructions on the ticularly people willing to îve chil- several years and at the time of Joseph Papandrea, Cost ol the pro- pate. Tbe cmrimoa or dwarf'-rag* sooos; James — Crisis irifche courts; Edward Grubmon fcer death was a -member of the container, 2,4-D kills the plant and dren e&sty'in *he wording or late ject is expected to be approximately weed grows to a height of tiiree feet. jn (lie to and from iltek de la Cruz—tt» poems of St. 909 Boufarard 232-7855 feoard of the Consumers League of It has green, fern-like, deeply cleft prevents seed and pollen production Mm of the Cross; toman $3,000, but will not mckKte replace- and also encourages fche growth of inland Beach, INew Jersey si leaves with tiny greenista^white flow- American theater; King W«rfi»td, N. J. 622-6100 CeirtraJ Brick Presbyteri-aa Church grasses and other plants, thus pro- and grounds chairman* iwift be head- in the the, ers on iong terminal spikes. *Hie ing a group doing painting and Wlwe do we «o from »>ere: of East Orange. giant ragweed, sometimes called viding plant competition for rag- or eomrauiaiy?; The Mercfe indax. The lire, of unknown origin, gut- weed in the future, •carpentfy during August, More Mutual Benefit Life She is survived by a sister, Mrs, ted Weslfield Hairdressers and the hotseweed, grows {pom six to 10 feet hands are needed aîd Or, Beach ath «d.; Atftban c&sta of J, I, Fawner of East Orange; and first floor and damaged second floor high and has ilarge one, three, or five three nephews, Arthur Winey of kitchen ana offices. The roof at the leaves. The flowecs are also Wilmington, Del, and Donald. I. and Car Painted rear of the building adao was serious-. greenish white on Ismg i - L. Fawner-of New Jersey. ly bumej: ia the beauty l^1^8- Ragêe^ *ipe«s in EHen Smith c£ 1 Funeral services wll be held", at by Frank J. |rimot and Septonber and tows off huge ported U police that paint Had ^ 3 p.m. today at Ktvapp's Colonial was a total loss. Bruno will operste quaniiiHies <Ê yellow dust with severe smeared on hor 1964 .Cadillac while Home, 132 South Harrison St., East temporaVily at a shop on- Quimby St. symptoms. Their eyes tear and some it had been parked at 552 Trinity PL Orange, Monday night's fire was not dis- This Beautif u Pearl Necklace covered until the flames blew out the ifront windows with a noise SCHEDULE OF SEVENTH WEEK'S Mrs. Blanche heard at Fire Headquarters down EXCLUSIVELY YOURS FOR ONLY W.50 the street. Heavy smoke engulfed Schaefer the area arcd traffic on North Ave. PLAYGROUND ACTIVITIES WHEN YOU SAVE 1)00 OR MORE AT WESTFIELD FEDERAL Services for Mrs, Blanche E. was rerouted duping firemen's at- SWIMMOBILE AT FRANKLIN JULY 29 * AUG. B tempts to queM the btaze. Schaefer, wife of the late Frank MONDAY, AUG. 5 Harry Schaefer, were held yester- 8;30-10:3(Mreirab ittsftructiom at Tamaques courts day afternoon in Gray's Funeral Tanker Hits Hydrant 10:00 —Staff Meeting in Council Chambers Home with the Bev, Richard L. 1:00 —AH playgrounds opeth Orait of .the week: Plater of Smith, associate minister of t h e A fire hydrant by Berse Bros, paris. Presbyterian Church, officiating. In- service station on North .Ave. was 1:00-2:00—Twirling at Washington & Edison teen center terment was in Foirview Cemetery, damaged Tuesday afternoon when 2:00-3:00—TwipMng ai Wison k Tamaques Mrs. Sehaefer, who lived at 410 struck by a gasote tftiek piling 2:00- 4 :tt—basketball CMnle at Roosevelt teen center Boulevard, died Suraday at Gtenside into t;he e-tation. The tank oit the I;30-2:3D^"Art for Fun11--Roosevelt teen center Nursing Home at lh& age of 93, Mr, truck was ruptured and diesel oil 2:0&-3;9&—"Ait for Fun"—jE(ltison teen ceailer Schaefer died in 1950. spilled i-n the break was washed fl:00-H;Ofr-Graphic asts workshop at Edison teen center drawn &y Mromen. 4:00 ^Gd Cl Bos-n in Jersey City, Mrs. Schae- h fer moved to Westfidd 66 years ago. Earlier in i he altar.nocmt firemen TUEK>AY, AUG. 6 She was a member of the Westfield were called to extiniguish a 8:00-11:00—Graphic arts workshop at Bdlson teen center Presbyterian Church awJ was one of railroad tie at the rear o£ the J, 8:30-Hh 30—Teimfa insbudaon at Elm St. courts the founding members of the West- Irving Co., South Ave. 0:30 —Playgrounds open — Hobo Day, Jefferson; Gold field Chapter, Daughters of the Rysh Day, Washington American Revolution* Violates Parole I0;©0-H;«MTwiinlng at Jefferson & -McKialey She is 'Survived by two sons, Wil- 11:15-12:15—Twirling at Lincoln an dCfrant Day, 21, of 143 Ferns PL, ltaO-2:aa-"Art for Fim^-Lin^ln. liam of Westfield aud Harold of f Lady Lake, Fla., five grand-children was arrested Tuesday morning by 1:00- 3;0&-'AFc heiY at Edison teen Center •and three great grandchildren. police on charges of violating parole. 2:30- 3:3&™"Art for Fun"—Tfimaqties 2:00- 4:00—Basketball clinic at Edison teen center 2;00 —Sadie Hawkins Day, Tamaqu«s 2:00- 4:0fr—Basfcet&ail ofeic at Eoosevelt leea center 4:00 —Playgrounds Close WEDNESDAY, AUG. 7 DEDICATED DIGNIFIED SERVICE 8:00-11:00—Graphic arts workshop at Edison teen center 8:3 Tim WEATFIRLD (N..T,) AUGUST \, IMS

•L i Swim-Mobile Ends 7 nntl nddvd IHTI\V o Time to Waste haw iis <'r|U|viilcai or Mickey ; jiuiko aiiL-'.s sLny n 1. Tin! i!X- •A- VVJlJJu jMuya, ,ajid In uvt-ry Jimr(j l)iit!ii loo JiunicrouB, I IHHJUU', ihcrv is ;i IMJJIIJ hut siiriii-c il Id snv tluil il will he Columbus Visit 1 For Giants, Eagles run. und W'itli reiiyoii, Un!iku tin Jir.'Ul hi h'tivi* l')\\ra\tv liv Au^lisl, I*H- This Went'teM YWCA Swlmino1)j|e 1 jii:t'i:i|]y wiih Hw* kliowlodyo Mlat it Vurk liliinls CflHCll Allll! 1 tmilutl it.s vJfe|L to C'ulumbus SuhooJ i;ru renl Tin u"i!l l>o ;i |(i;ii| liuu' LJiilil INn s i:i::l on Kniiu«s arc iwn-stuii iKHicm, tlio Jans ayiin uli|i< ID ITILUII/' Sumfoy. TU'aHi'nlifim ntfnln wunt at N|)il'itt'[i UiL' teiunK ftvt>r l';e Guitfury murk with HH r rrv>m ut\, iu pltiyors ni iht-i po-it'cipc^irug swJnwiw'tt. AHomJano* iln> sir-Ike "Wo lh;m fit) Atiii'i JL'nn tiullrj-ics -imd iini- •Jit Ilflti) tllD .I^lfUClljJ'liU'l KL*!lgL(Hl& t n Au« It)1* vi'i'slliivs :\m jjiirl-iclpnliliig in Urn 3 Trtur. tekcis u double look at 1 and .lacrfinMon swims wns consider- •sold "TThis is T Juircii VLMIT ptnyrnni tills your, tiducniicjial syritwu in Garmmiy—thi' ed ID I)U oxcotlont, Hi .;|;,rl In Clnsrsna art' heit) ni Uio Ludwly- years of iiriministrativu und iirafuswcrini siflf.-, Maximal laits-Univei'slLnt (University Twenty-two swimmers cQmp!cke4 und Uiu nittlouk of L'liu studwiLs, He cf Mun:ch» in Munich. Wust Gw- •[\nk begin-nBrs .skills and were ole- snys Urn university system htis yt't valcrd to the advanced begtanef fi&e-n after Hit- Puckers' ga,mB will ninny. Thu cuniMit sesHJan bci^nrt fa:iaw Hit' stvMith ,uinl till (o 'be modernized. Oct. ], 1HII7, iind ended yesterday. level, T'h&sa< completing tlie begin- an "The ii&TiinJtiU'a'Uon is Ion ivicrnTc- ners level fli'D Frank Epps, Richard against 4he Phltatlulphia ISORIUS proffiram was founded in lfKiS J>y |*rlno*ton SupL. 7, Mionsurud liy hnl pnd oiilmoducl, chanKG thci'ofore the into John pi'nfcssor idwscnr Tony Graves, Betsy Fer- •is taming aM tuo sfcwly, 'i'lje G«r- •rovoccliio, Gfowin Wright, Kevin Mon- New Jersey Juyccws. ,ine Kiriimieii Waytu; also priming hl.s sijuarl for ovs, contrary to i.s ono of Hie oldest and largest roe, Allen. Webster, Vei'non Divon, P n ty nls -1 ey u re Gabby Carter, Harry Bundy, and event. The series is naw tied ,m ? T ' T^ 1''° ™ t f - un .study programs sponwrod Bitty Scott. at three -games apiece, ami the , up "to be' A majn I111"013'11111 Js- hy nn AiiKriCiiu imivereily, Dr, «»## Marianne HJugler serves us -rewideuL £$$&<&*$ Also SMppy Sliepord, Monty Turn- Kaglei are out to b^sh Uie Ulanls "/• ^ nu^berf nf sin- dcn dircL'tcr. Tlie p r o g r & m features —Williiim W. hinip er, Louis Graves, Kevin Bartlefct, before 44,000 fans ai ,iu|mei. ts. "»ovcrorowdin result btsinfg i afleonditinnd very littls ofe courses in philosf.phy, psydiology, HAWAIIAN ADVENTURE — A tropical atmosphere swc|>i over Wil- Kenny BlaeltweH, Roelyn Diaon, Stadium. i i i between professor and stu- histcry, art, ITSUSIC, knguoges and son playground last Wednesday ak the Hawaiian Advimture opened Vdclcle Wi'ttiams, Mary Ann Gillian, Sh€*niain tips sci»e right, front row, Debbie School"where daily instiruc- day. The Giajnts wMl bold a majot- Burke, Cathy Michel, Kiritis Slmojuan and Jane Michel. and recreational classes are scrjmmage gatne on Saturday, Aug. 3| \f ycjM son's present school ht» hejd. Registration figures have • lent and ma Lure than thek- American not Mubled him to achieve as you hum* finalized, tout inttiul tab- Tickets may be tmmnm frttm counturiiarts. The demonstrative like, might we suggest your Resident to Page McCarthy New ula-toons show an increase in the Jaycee members Allen part oE tlie Gorman s+udentry makes i 'number dimmers. The Swkntnabile Chlnt 9 Summit Ct., or Raymond up a very small part, ate as a page agent in West He Id for Occidental Life ttrniinntifin, activate, fortify and in the 2Mh Republican National Con- Insurance , Company of California, ikUlt to otliar teen. c«n(er. member§. Pool li a popular game from page 1) ,Bm ,the ^^ student win miss , •••'•••.••' inspire hii [Q. College Prep. vention to its En mil nw fnr As an official page, Mr. Enget is •remains intact throughout toe \ house. I've iteen able to take up n one of only approximately 250 per-City. He attended St. Francis Prep fire honae to the assist mice of men ier St-nttiiilK'r. Phone 731-3300 or was graduated wRh a B,A. from J art the "Watering sfcwts," tiie gcoiks growing up period of t*ie children, many ot them, and have been warm write sons so selected. He will be responsi- and still to a great degree after hy received fay everyone's family ble for a&iisttng the (scores of dele: St, Francis Collage in New York and and their town-wi'dc planter care C«rt*ref &ch*«l. i*M Q, the offspring leave tome. | and friends. Every German is thrill WMI Oranf., N. J. Sates, carrying out important fipefcialan MBA. from New Yorit Unlver- nave earned tlie thanks of all con- M In addition, the fa.ttier remains ycu can hh language, assignments and, in general, 'helping aHy. cerned. • • conduct the official business of the He is a member of the National Cooperating merchants are Char- head of the house and usually, once entire 1968 Convention. (Most *m- Aaaociation of Life Underwriters and or twice a week, has a pre-arranged ley Cant Jay'3 EMJO station, Ray Dit- night -with the VBoys" at the Staram- twrttamtly, these selected pages will of the C.C.O. Board of Holy Trinity zeL's Cities Service, MacHutfh'e and participate in a unique process that Church. ittech in the local Gastetaette. mtwehs Westfieid AUanUc "For the wife there are very few GUTTER SYSTEM DEFIES "TORTURE TEST" will determine the Republican He lives ai 903 Btmlevaixl In West- station. Party's candidate for the next field with his wife, Dorothy, -and ciub4ike organizations, the wife de- During the current two-week pe- voting her 'fu» labor to keeping the dent of the •United States. sons, Stephen Jr1( 9/ Peter, 7, and Andrew, riod girls have'watered and fed the hcuse and raising the children, plants with liquid fertilizer. Mrs. "As (*? a« food is concerned, Maurice E. Ivoewe], ^rs, Carl Zeis, Germans prefer to eat a relatively Davidson Named UN Committee Mrs. K. K. Christianeon and Mrs. light breakfast, the midday meal is William Paiton of tlw Reke and in many cases the main meal of the . Offers Free Film Hoe Garden Club have iteem assisted i «lay; evenings one usually eata bread i i Area Sales Mgr. An open preview of a new film by Giselle Chazotfc, Cathy Trimble «nd "wurst," and st*ne sort of a cold and Rayna Elmendorf .representing Irwto Davidson of 56 Sandra-Cir. on the United Nations will be held at salad, • . 8 p.m. Monday at the Baptist Troop 4»; Canal Kuwait, Nancy "In matters rf A*esst the Ameri- has been named New York metro- 0 KiPfn Ec politan area sales 'manager of Chur<*i on Elm St. The fikn wiU be P ^. *•** **£*> l " can Ian 4s uaualy spotted *'a mile American t/oose Leaf, a division of available for showing before all in* kert. Theresa Zethttkie, Nancy away." (Most Indicative at American Dictaphone Corporation, it was an-terested groups, who are also of* and Ma dress rare button down collars! levi$, nounced by Harry Morley, president fend program* bjr a fanning group | *****> Troop 154; and Miry Beth cuffed pants, thick-soled shoes; the of Ami4rk*n Loose Leaf. •(•ONUnited Natim Committee'rf Shirans, Mary iMttffroifaogh, Carol European tieneraMgr prefers to w*or Mr. Davkhta will be responsftte Wertfiedd. . • ; and Diane iMoGulner Troop hia hair somrftiiat longer than the for sal« 1ft York. £ •.• jit -I li'f-y Amcrtcan...... :...... hag m any iaspects at the UN, is furnishing transportation "Due u) a varying schedule, oo the •states of New Jersey and Con- K necticut, and Philadelphia. His of- available Jree. of charge. Further Une -Mrs. Nora torcaiitoneo, Mrs. v can be rightly o\a«Mied «• " fice will be at the division's main information on booking may be ob- Rosemary Zelinskie* and Mrs, Mary teal/' but during the srmeMer, (he SCOTCH-PLAINS, N.J,: Dramatic photography emph*sW« lb» facility in Clifton. tainei froin Mre. C. B. Smith• Jr. J McGuir*. day consists mainly rf attending value of Surfa-Shield revolutionary Aluminum gutter system. A native New Vonkcr, Miy David- olaSMS, studying, oooldng up meals Doss away with maintenance. Requires no painting (plastic son received a B.A. degree from (to save money), and pUytn« coated). Special coating inside insures long-Ustlngmaincenanca- Brooklyn- College in 1955 and an cer and cards in the spare time. TV free use. Picture shows 500 lbs. human weight to demonstrate. M.A. from New York University in plays * much an alter role here, and a hanging system which defies ice, snow and other elements. 1959. fewer families have sets where than This unique, system can be installed on your home for less Mr. Davidson is married and the in America. than you would imagine. This heavyweight, Aluminum, plastic- lather of twin girto. M,lO0 ww kUltd «4 4,100,400 wm in mvtor "One altercating thing unconnected clad, specially coated gutter system is an exclusive wich «c«M«»tt In 1947* to (tie typfcal day is die Oe Surfa-Shield. One guarantee for both labor and material. overwhehning interest in som*. In CALL 322-2012 FOR FREE INSPECTION AND ESTIMATE. Cadet Stark Attend* Germany one followss soccer Kke an ROTC Summer Camp D. Stark, son of Mr. and Mrs. Anthony J., Staj* Jr. of 647; Norman PI.,, a student at Pennsyl- vania State University, Uwversity WESTFIELD Park, Pa., is attending Anny Be- sepvc Officers' Training Corps sum-. mer camp. The course began June 21 at IndJantown Gap Military Res-1 ».'-•• ervatiOrt, AnnviUe, Pa. During the encanH>rt^r>t, he tore - ceiving alx weeks of training in FASHIONS FOR THE YOU NO AT HEART leadership, rifle marttsmarwhip, physical CftmtHioning a-nd other military vubjtvts. NOT JUST A SALE —BUT A COMPLETE CLEARANCE OF Upon Miccesaful completion of summer camp and graduation from college, he h f>i^tbie to he com-: THOUSANDS OF~DOLLARS WORTH OF SUMMER FASHIONS! mi3fti«ied && a second lieutenant in *he U.S, Army, Cadet Stark k a 1963 graduate of Westfield High School. Hid wife, Winifred, lives at Stwte Cottage, Pa. 9fi§§e§ Chairis •DRESSES Cynthia Fair orf SOD Forest Ave. reported Tuesday afternoon to po- THROUGH THE LOOKING GLASS. Tal» SWIMWEAR lice that ithree lawn chairs were to a Umim Mtf* Atm* wat Jrlvti missing from in front d her apart- vbcB H CMIMB'I maiage freat itepi. anent. • SPORTSWEAR TO • COATS

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EDWIN O. EDWARDS WILLIAM A, CLARK NANCY F. REYNOLDS BARRETT A GRAIN RANDOLPH- C. B. SMITH, JR. DANKER & DANKER, ATW RIALTY HIOAlt'J'OH — IN Hi; J( (>H IlIOAIiTOtl Inc. Ilvoltor ASSOCIATES WIE6MAN CO. "J>OW.\ «V Tlllfl STATION" 434 South Avo, W«it PEARSALL 112 Elm St, "TWO COLONIAL Rett It Or« — AD 2-2300 REALTORS Realtor* AD 2-9300 AND A0 3-5555 Wattflttcl Mountolntld* of WiUilple ST. ond NORTH AVI. SUGGEST . • . 1M Nautili ATB» W#ntM*li Member Multiple LUtlkc AD 2O iOO AD 3-1400 tit deatrat Aw* 149 STREET Mr in ftr r of *!%« West livid FRANKENBACH ***** ADomi 2*6*09 WISTFiILD IT'S NEW - $?6,000 RENTALS 11V C. A RIO A IT'S IN WESTNELD It * itvlttK rof>m with UMl FRANKLIN SCHOOL 232-4l4» u!, tlinliitf i-fioin unit kii» SEE OUR UNIOUI ttUMKMKKUCH" j NORTH SIDE SPLIT LEVEt mtnnunf, svo havo utU«rwP tou. Member* HOMIS WJth a llrupluco In ihn llvi»K how wii3ii«w !ti living Uatlas BjrfttciB WINDOW DISPLAY rnomf large dfnlnff room, tiiroy ftMrt fffitfty htval rmnlly IH BEDROOMS hi l n»rnoryt Doublu with HNillng- KMIHH iUtorw to IMJMP Hcotv* Plata* lionsijniiblo taxes, JSx- K'ltrilfiii, Vour autranco hull is $28,500-Pfaymates for your Mtm*t*immi*m OP HOMtt POR SAU loentldn, and wo (seldom nit strimi iuvol, tli«!J up it ( children! On a dead end $32,900 an offurlti'i? comptirablQ for tlti to tli« Ifl ft. wirto l $33,900 115 IlmSt, AD 2-4700 Tflr Ui« low price of |21,BOB, TWO BRAND NEW LISTINGS diiUu-ff rotim isisil streel In Fanwoocf. 3 bed- PROJECTED IN COlOU ill ItuilnioinH. 2V& toitfJH, VCMJ will tniVH jimt ii its a luttUy nolghborhnort . . . y on ^ruiJu, lmm»mtMit for ti* jnovct iuli? lh\H H«o room split level. 1 Vz baths. iarffo Hvliitt roum, full di«ins bîlruciut huhiti b^fnrn ARBA FANWOOD CO1ON1AI (mil HtoniK'o Owners are transferred. room, kitchen with oating ulal ami iimml HturtH. Thiirc i« tt living BRAND NEW »t»ico. Three sood-Hizod hml- fin u. wU)v. dl nmi ri)»mn timl bath on .Mecoiid; Hnow white, pretty a i>Ec- wlllt (frude level rse. or fnm!!y room tur^, UVIIIET r&om, 1 i4 unit TBB MATIONWIDfB MOUNTAINSIDE ana h&U Imtlt nmi ono-cnr ftt- HC para to tii n t n g- mom, ew t- i n hi LlitH ijrkte rti»*?e, BO nurug-tt, PrlvtUc lot. Wf* Ttr^t' y«» to iiiVGHtlt?ttlti 1m- $29,900—Nomahectari orea HOMO I IMHNti SStHVIOB kilchon wfth counter divider. LOVEIY i-ar IARGE COiONIAL $62,500. Tltroo b^drQomti (master !Sf5 x r pi uhih. Aluy of Wesffiefd. 9 rooms. 1st wo tuli you mnro? IIIM Mtrlklnjr nw "Culunltil* coiiHtruf'ti»ti Beautiful Colonial 1 Qu!c>k l CENTER HAU C01ONIAI i\. laundry and lav., 2 tlH ' will mnm he hare! /llwlucoii to fireplaces- The porch is TamaciueB Pjirk. Uirsu tor T TIP TOP CONDITION • $26,500 glassed & screened. Taste- room with ftpepiaut?, extra largo iip*lr*Htmw (oat 4 BEDROOMS - 2 CAU GAR, fully decorated, TUDOR OVAL FIREPLACE IN LIVING ROOM HOUSE RENT ONE YEAR OLD formal {lining room, litmHy With UROE CAPE COD modern Cajn* Coil Stt very BDRM.-Ui BATH-$300 il imrl Juts a taHironmH room J>1UB a den and a very Convenient to Parkway; deluxe CHAIR RAIL AND IN THE t fitmily livings studio living roQni, riln- uttrt Jjath cltnvn imrt 2 HiMtrnomH 21V 4 BEDROOMS 1ns room, largo family room, Not a irirffA houso, hut atKi luvatory up, The It it elm a $32,900™Pretty Capo Cod In modern kitehun and powtler riioiu, Four bertroonrs, 21^ bath*j, at- HAND CRAFTED CABINETS in Inrwo will; iJlntnpr ni'cti t^tul HSART OF »verIm>klnK a hutton." HUB 11 replace, 4 $24,900 tached garage, Coutml air flry collnr* and nir con* tho Uvltm nnnn hn« Iu^ burn- Westfteld. fireplace. 2 room all on tha Hrst iloor. Four Hur« tlHtoning. Many optional oxtraa lk\K fivv&hwu. Hot wiUer beat tell may IN DINING ROOM fiitlorter. ntrilnt? area at end of with oIL Near H C]I O a I n and bedrooms on 1st fi. Jal- STONEHENGE twin Bi»L" beriroums and throe f *vaUfthlo. New li O nmm IHIH bay. 13canoinl* ousied porch. Well main- In Scotuh Plains, clone to th« to. iTuUnUUn* AthiUu pre- In Hcotnh CUSTOM RANCH baths OH the second Hoer Weutflcid Hue am! an Jius trann- BEAUTIFUL 8IO ferred ftH owner IHUMÎH to tained. Expansion poten- portatlon to New York City, MOUNTAINSIDE move* En whftft 1eas«&ce and y AmîtiC thru* *ttft* quiet, see this custom buiU 1$ 16,9 x 17,6 A lovely four bedroom home Nvw HBjfliiBrt Uohmiiil In ATWOOD REALTY sprinkler system. West- nn uut-nive iniMter fn»tlriMiiit |753.*e; posseHalon qalck. home- ?42ftN)0P Vi ACRE 4there itre two more Wr«ttlrld »Htl«M MF.MREHS field. with a paneU4d recreation room, tn Uphold, !•- TWO OTHER 3 BEDROOMS » 2 BATHS family room nlth i Thr trnd£tttm*l mtr- an^l |>owder reom at Hur lutjlurtt*** four OPEN HOUSE TWIN SIZE ftfDROOMS $34,900 in* tiNWi, imtHjiit-t nimv illn- fon« IK SUNDAY, AUOUST 4th 293-2222 This spotless home is one of ft** mum t ymt^ltMi aw Air FunihttoiiNitu y m o d e r » with built-in diah- Real Ifrrtate ing roam, turê kitchen with Westfield. 3 bedroom tlim riMjm (UM iwt Mary Alien L#ane, Mountainside, (itahwuHhor imrt . tftttce tfet* first floor .\uriIUA 4BUILT WILLIAM A. CLARK «tit J fireplace. Formal dining OVM the HMC THREE BEDROOMS Realtor "WltGHTWOOO JOHNSON AGENCY, INC. r room. Den, 4 bedrooms, 2 TWO 4M South A*r., baiVii. Very deluxe kit- ADS-9SSS $4*,900. f ^ I INfURORS PLUS NURSERY rAMILV HOOM, P«W 232-2500 : •r HCIOM, A-M* LAVIHUBV* chenl Deep lot* ' 332-0300 2 CAR GARAGE Parkin* tm RMV

«• * -r • tii Itthiui* tlrt* LARQB TWO-CAR. 6A j WUtfrt* It, i»t-Mft x room two ^tory o]d«r home so carefully kept Zoned FUU BASBMENT IS ChnrlrH W, O. .... for H family shotiid a new owner wish to convert. T $43,900 —lovely Park wood ftK tax under $€00; close to town Wesitield t« Uml for your fmnllr flREPUCE WlJIIiim A, in Scotch Plains. Entrance Iwtli R I * VI:HV hali. 6 rooms, 2 baths. |21>5&0-Â*iother six room older north rtlde Colonial wfthln walk- TOP NORTH SIDE LOCATION BATH *tKt.OV» ANOTHit family rniMit with ing distance or station, park, library. Three bedrooms Fireplace, Tree shaded . Attnrhnl 3-rnr nursery or eewfn# room, Finft settifid nlhbhi CR!NTHAM,V AIR hoiiBO in beHt North * 3 *«MI nine h*d* IN WBTflELD [alousied porch, 2 car ga- FIKST TIME AD EU, HEAIinnt YARD IN side locuttun. Convenient to A *l*«Ml«ic kltekra • school, bus, ami Hhopr^ng area. rage. , with new *»liwtrt« t |,Vacant tevel home on a quiet Fffcnwood clrels. Three CAU EARLY •KTTINO. Early otjcuijiincy. PrJticipals SIX ftf DtOOM Tnily a pieturr femrik well tfEied bcdrobmii; full dining: room; kitchen with table space; only. Cah 233li*OS JAMES J. DAVIDSON #!»*- Cull fur *• Sreplace, Panelled grade level fftm!iy room; basement; attached TOR APPOINTMENT NORTHSIDfR gura«eT Neat jind clean, ready to move into, $49,900—A lot to offer here JimiSON SCHOOL SfUT . .. only 9 year* old* Cen- $32,900 •39,960—Level Colonial type home on a Be* Pis, cul-de-sac not* tar from bus and traaaportation. Three second level bedrooms; Shop ter hall. 4 bedrooms, IV* * * • # * two baths with an unflnlnhed fourth bedroom third level. Laun- HALL, baths. Panelled den with dry, lavatory, recreation room* 2-car garage — all grade level; LIVING BOOM* FOH- for flniehed basement room too. Vacant It you need quick i * * MAL DlNlJttt HOON, t'F-TO- nmm •AMT ran builMns, in addition \m with THf>MIMTK HlTCHK-V A»I> These - * the recreation room. Tree Pureh - . 139,900—Jefferson School ju*t down the block from thiu level 1M I,BVEL DBS, FOUR BKft- shaded yard, inWestfieid- Two t-ar "CAHI COO" home witl* BO many inviting fea-turea — a apackms rear 82' HOOMN, 3H BATHS, OHADB lot , . » 00 MODMNf family roomt fourth b«U OV- WASHINGTON SCHOOL Three upper l>0droom«; 2 bathtf* Nicely kept, FltK OR MA 111*11 ROOM. VIUAGf GREEN MAUTY LAWPffOAPED LOT $54,900—Picturesque Moun- $32,900. for *4,B00Brick and frame custom buHt Colonial design level SPACIOUS * CHARMING TMI» IIOMB 1ft IH tainside. Just a year old- WISmill» CO home, Living: room fl replace; spacious r«ar porch; dining room- Family room with fire- Only three step* to second level thre* bed rooms, bath; fourth 4 IE0ROOMS - Vb IATHS bedroom and bath third \eveh &hackamitxon ar*a G1OJ»« to Stone* 24 FOOT UVINO ROOM Homes, place adjoining kitchen, 2 K . Ttru bedrooms, 2 baths on Hf $39,900. flmt Bo«r bedr-fiomit A hntlli PANEUID DEN PIUS III K. WAIONO, 1IALTOR for two more Malilal* L Apartments. i\, * , . 2 more bedrooms |r0An unusually beautiful almost new center hall Colonial of largre proportions- There are two dens one an each Bide of the PANilLID FAMILY ROOM and bath upstairs. 2-car THREE MOM You can't be*; this centrally i » dwelling, one 20rxH', the other 23'xU,6'; ultra modern kitchen; It, t dlnlnpr nmii formal Jiving room ami ctfnitvg room. Four extremely spacious AO 1*7402 garage. a£r conditioned contemporary second floor bedrooms with three full baths, Tumaques area of CENTER HALI Rooms, FINi LISTINGS for beautiful Somes. for value! located on a quiet MNHH family, T*i« la a rr~ 15 x U DINING ROOM $24r9O0 * $30,500 - $39,900 $5°,9OG-Built on a hillside, ova! street is this sharp look- AD1-TIH Everything FOUR Bmttrnm high up in Scotch Plains. ing' long and low brick front THE JOHNSON AGENCY, INC. .,.t1AI)|.Ull 5 bedrooms, 3 baths. 29 home. The strikingly attractive * * * • * ••« GOOD SIZE UDROOMS and ft. recreation room. Car- It. Jnfc»«BB living room with qathfcdr&J ceil- V/k BATHS Ave, peting included. Almost 333-WW3 4 beilruom home ing is Weal far your 1arg:e OH A. on a large tree sKatied lot. Iluilt Anything new! Owners transferred. UP-TO-THi-MINUTI KITCHIN in J0S3, this attractive ho«#e Mas tor ori-fiEnals, separate din- WIUON SCHOOL lnc^de-s 2 full bath&* 3 lialf S. ••«•• — baths, famny room, laundry in ing room for formal entertain- WELL UNDSCAPfD LOW You HOUSI «NT room, l>FtKem#ntt anil two car $77,500 — Country atmos- ârH»?e. Wail to wall carpeting1 ing, and modern kitchen with USTID AT $44,000 ami draperies .FrffcttkHra W^hool. phere ... on 5 acres in $335 Hl^h 40's, By owner. Principals Might , m4 Fnll hum-in table are all on one only, CRII 233-2063 after 8 P.M. Scotch Plains. 5 bedrooms, CALL US FOR APPOINTMENT kd or all dayn Saturday 3 baths, 3 car garage. lev^l; while upstairs off a bal- ^ hmth THE GALLERY OF HOMES Want $77,500. cony hall are 3 generous bedrooms atKi 2 tiled baths (master hll * hc4ironm approximately 14 ft, $84,500™-Very deluxe! Cen- . * • DANKER 1 DANKER, ELSIE Bin, INC., Realtor x 18 ft,). On grade level ia a 0 ter hall Colonial. 5 bed- rnr E™^Hl*^ urte"«*»tful wlli Stm livingthis , on a quiet street of well main si ike Multiple I.latin* f ™™? iH \ Coloniai home most defiirafoU rooms, 3Va baths. Cherry Hh b^fJrôm and tiled powder r«nt| ulf JInff ro"m' kitchen, rowder ro«m, ami «p a few Int. f«r f <» w r 1 h tMrflriMim . . • BAHHETT* CHAIN 3 fine bedrooms and Uath. Well worth seeing at EH>KNT V. V, H.*fX, 1KSVROR paneNed famify room with larê panaJied recreation fireplace. Custom kitchen "TWO COliOKIA'ti OFWCir lit *v*rtrh Fixtnu — 149 (IMfft SfltHT IMMEDIATE POSSESSION opening- onto covered pa- "This Is otfe of the nleeat ap3it level hom^s 1 have ever been in" wfth beamed ceiling. Air IIE1H BTRRBT said Sirs, Tayi^r, our Gallery uswoeiate. There Is onJy one step tio overlooking very private up to three bedroom* and two bat5is — anc! on the next level Just bring your checkbook, yo«r paint brut>h ami your hrlcht conditioned. Choice West- AD 3-1800 5s nno !arg-e br-4room and two arlriltiona! unfinEsherl bedrooma. Ideas on liome riecorafciriff and you cart move rJîit into this field location. FSfir yard, ThiK home has ao Thfw WJmilnfi: fjrodk area Is a most d^nirable location in which WaBhlnKton ScTtool, 3 borlroom, flpHt level home, which hrts a to enjoy txU the t>eneftii« ot good living. Price $-17,500- panelled recreation room, 1*4 fcathH, <|iU«t str?<;t and an ample many fine features we would lot for the fcitfs to run around an\ (load location, good prtee arvl KARSAU !H. I>, §fm». Jr. , A It 3-flB4l Cons!* JI -good pnflBlWUty for anyone movtne Snto town where time is ftF: ARKA (Are you h^ln^ transferrftrt to Biiltf* of the essence. Jiko tn teli you about. May we more?) fJr^ntcr Towaon 327,000, Four bertroom CotonUxl nn non- Drntea Iwtlf O. »mktr NANCY F. REYNOLDS AND itn «arly call. thru strf'oi, pirtft paneled tflubroom with ernund l«v«I ^xit, $32,900 Fatrlek D. Mlk9«*e. .AD 3-44*1 Summer Hill S44r!)f>0, four berlrootn^ two And nne^hnir hitthw nn M2-1I44 rm*> rtn*! nneÎmJf acre wooded lot — den with ASSOCIATES FRANKENBACH S 1TBW PROTfOKWClVB d morn- SIX KDROOMS fee. AD 3*1 tOO ami othnr HHtingps in the Hufturban Baltimore area iire Chru the Gallery of Homes repreaenfativc Husael T. Baker What ftrniid hs better for the lari^p family who wants comfort, iimi Co, Tnod*rni?tid ^ aize, anrt breathing Hpa<.^? On art school nrea, ft replace In tlvfc 113 ciM sTitrr Tiulor located in park-liKe set- Jiving rrtom, 20' fMriinp room, exterior nnwiy painted, and a lot iAMES J. DAVIDSON of living area botn inside and o^t, pretty yard. ftnwt nrnn** Street iferhert W. Whether you arc moving from one part of town to another or ting* 5 bedrooms, 2% baths. 201-232-4700 H, A. Moew A»2-7»7T aer«*as* the (.-ountry, Gaiiery moves are easier moves. Formal dining room, living ARAL TOR AII11 ffrrhcrt J. IT low room, den, powder room und $33,300 2326300 A, &. RoKern, Jr. kitchen on flr«t fiôr, 3 bed- »ri, Almm Brmtm Casit JR. BROAD Tt, MmrrmtU roorna and 2 hat ha on second! l-TKM H. CLAY niEDRICNS, Inc. floor, 2 beflroomis on thirrt floor. Exf^nniv^ air porarlitionin^ Ex* ELSIE BETZ, Inc. HEAI/TOIIS cellihnt conclitiofK Must ho Ntmey F, Reynolds 232-0485 ti> b«* apprecMtad, H A n2 AO 2-7550 * * * V. 1'. If all, Jnwuror Helen Schmidf 232-8098 AO.1-4750 333 \n-rth Av^nnt 3511 Sonfh als only, ilsil] Olga Graf 232-7136 Fialn* AD 3-006$ PA 2-7700 n^*on or after fl P.AL for 202 Mftuiifofn Avenue MTM, $#mn*tte Telephone ADami 3-1422 »•*•• 1 PRRVJEWS fine * . ,,..„ AH 2-R533 Ere*- Only 4 f» * AD Beautiful ocnter hall. 2 U hrtt& family wffh. #* TliR (N.J.) LJEADER, TUUnSDAY, AUfitlST U M REAL ESTATE FOR SALf t FOR SALE • HELP WANTED Ilonorn VOW OK I10HMH mtt»i*P«, Vfoll ml- MALE Koral Laiif turtn rloh t»ft xtiil', Hint) JtJI titrt of fthavinkif. i>«Uvo)'i'ft uuywltorc. TV HWVIUO man yitrt time CHARLES G. MEIERDIERCK, JR. CdnHtfmt Mini), mt\\ any Uinu, Dr. i'hiwh'x A. IMy of ^ Sta 48KB. 6- fdf 2fiji JO, H H. J.in ji r & ASSOCIATES, INC, (Jolly ftfi it, Hat, 'til $ Mruiul HI, «-«-ti 'er Ki-y t'liih hi «f r ^ | his ^t|i|KHi cf tilt* (iiimwii Realtori HAMMOND ORGAN ju-t?HUHtulWu HEADQUARTIRS with WAREHOUSE PIANO 5AU !M IMiityt tfutt ur \ntrt t •11V Of FIVE BEDROOMS I SPAC1OUI CQUftNftM llnnrH JU Ortll Mr, Hm*UitiiUE» in g HiiitHi KmcJjf — H -i n>^^' VHi Ocnny Slwnrer, lalpn|pd-tni> rnntn SI A Aft mfttur*.*, with fh'fvur1M don, tliiiirig room wUh Ht'&jthuiQ, formal tliti- 1 rr In "Tlmsi* SenmlstloiiK LIFE litftfti ffttnlly Hints kltchnti arid ft. fat* MifjHwîJHt^ m'rvk'tr UMd ho r«um moctorii kit* Tt|>- starring IVTnntJe Van I>ori'u ± LIGHTS, ACTION 1 31A ImihK Clowe to ft mi ruuin, Four AITINBURO PIANO HOUSS nu ^ Ajiply Jn IU'IWM^ twin »i«e HcgJiiatd Gardiner is SJIOWH uii-h FOOTHILL PLAY HflUSf Deep tree aJimimt Jut, tiled hath ft. H A.M, t\wl U I'.M. two oi Uic lovely chorinos f)i $32 musEcul nt tlm up fii>O*l rU-rlt, E tiny iveÛ, piihl Ce&av Grave Tuesday CHARTS G. MEIERWERCK, JR, fHiiitm' Hut, . ? - IT (J ont s Mf*L«t uuUl Aug. B r & ASSOCIATES, INC, , ? and uis: .h>utjy IJiMJf). , ?4&t BnmU hl I-,,. T •••!—.,• "WINGS OP A DOVE" 1 Member t!-uitU», paekiiiis or c I»AHT TIJHK IQV Multiple and uia; trlihm. elowiit, $Sl); Aleou HUbHliMurtcb, ft men. 13.1.0 hour, 20th Century-Fax's "The Detective," now showing at toe strmitl BOX OFFICE QPCK5 } 00 233-6639 $20; roll-too Uewk, 15 hutir inttilmum^ t*lflnmu!t fere, PJalnlieW, brings Frank Sinatra to the screen in oae of: his most ÛNT Ffttf PtAYCROUND table/ 0' x t^, f; 1 21* |, BROAD ST. WESTNItO round pedestal tnl)Io, curvwl claw timy drumiitU relcs to date. {*!«•«« sail. feet, Wftlnut I5mi>lra, $«r>; j»Ur of 8-1-at AU SEATS RESERVED { wletcor clinfi-B, His $'tfi, here The Deluxe Color film, imstd on Roderick Thorpe's b*«t-seHias aovel wood iUisig cabinet, ^1S; marhlu NHSH'I* oplUffe HtîHMU, OP man. tn which shocked and Informed readers, promises to he one of the nuwt PHONE n h 5& dnyflf UOIH-H to In s throughout year. Uunt be moi>liuntcully factual and hard-hitting beMnd'tlrc-scenes rev«l»Uvns of a -frig city Vlct«Hu« tirtJHwar, ?0ft; ISCUHOII up- " ~- ••• -V right Vlutrolit, Niea job for rlrtht party, police department ever released* . $a0iT Vlctorlutt , $ pp Unlfln flouniy Printing 208 post H1MK'I« hed, ?4fi; Connect lout Rimer St., Wn«tn^kl, H-l*2t Stiutira stats as Joe LelamL the dctccUve who found ills life in ilie IsHcheii drop-loaf table, $20; maple polUi^ departhieiit to be more bnporiani than his life a.« a man,, lee • AUTOS FOR SAtfc • cheat, |J2; litr^'ii st|«Hro • LOTS FOR SALI • trtble With extl'ft • EMPLOY. WANTED • Remlck co-stars as his wife, Karen., who truly- wanted one man —. but AIM Hlt^tt &KE SOMMW ptmm lot, 300 x 125, COHVAIK GOO, 4-dooiv mnroott sedan, her oNessive needs drew her to many. , - -: LlOIIT iiaaHng-, Cellarii aUIcs, yard* exclusive residential aim. CCall l 333 t»64. H ail 223B-TS37 ( II i" II i i i -i i II rim i i II i i in ri-ir cleaned, lawnp raked. Junk hauled Fan For Att Ages 6832, - • T-3-4t Oprn till f ^rldnj nlKh*« until A away. Gverheafl (tarag-e doors In- Call 78&-Q&SS stRllert »mt B^rviceil, TS.^tiTSi. M. Hoftvlly wooileil l»t, MM* x 160, one Vegiatte, 130 Front St.P Dunetlen. good workiner order, ?1& a^ncl Uifce SCOTCH PUINI blank from beach. Ideal location. HUCK SpeclRl wagon, excel- Eifter Aug:. 5. Call 23^-1630. [7-gg-tl Cull 888-5431 ftfter 4 P.M. mechanically, 6 new Ures» $360, 2330675 «,,.** * i —« wants to do your 7~25-2t Call 233-36283 , solid state Ampeg, 2 1 ^fttl 753-4396, 5-39-tf Ba»btttt OADH,U€ 2-door, beautiful j ^TwatU? Ve K els?" months old. MA.TIKK lady w!&h«s to do baby- Garden State Arts Center • Miniature Goll * y • REAL ESTATE-RE NT tropical tarquolae, like new, air BeHt offen Cail 233-2127. • Go Karts • Pfng Pong i Hitting- day or evening,. Gait AD 2- condltloningr, many extrfts, 4 new 2386. S-20-tf • Wator Cycles • Canoeing WE 1I»UAI*£Y have several gold stripe tires* $3296 or $990 ami liffS, chests, feeds, 1 • Pony & Horse-BafcJt RIdM comfortable homes for rent in take over payments. Gall 382-73B4, s chairs, rug-, glassware, kit- AUGtST Wheel cheat patroiis. * WhifHe Oeif Drivlns Clark. ehenware, odds and ends. 6?5 Boule- man is g WestfloM and vicinity. Price* _ _ t _ full or part time employment ^N pref- Peter may be made in -advaboe. • Snack B*r • Picnic Jtrtl average 4250 to $400 per month. yardd, WfasttatdWfetfltd , AugA . 1I andd 2, ThuraTh - emblbly y thh e jltattet ^ OfflCfOltS t aaaa pptlbItw Cujrtain'Rme; 9 aace 4ays. • can 25 North Avo- BR 6-9779. WViigjLU 2 bedroom auplex ftsd ANT1OUI5 WI\IH>W washing, sutters and Parking ttvailabte. leaders cleaned^ walls and wood- garage, Close to town, Available iMA1«f' dinette Bet yrtth 2 chairs, Gwnip awmigemto^: Write Group w«8h»tandflf work cleaned, exterior painting. Sept. I. Call AD 3-6074, 8~i-3i lt iron with glass top. Also Fitlly lhHured> AD 2*72 Resident Has Part $rd ond FINAL WEEK bureauit 20-30 Victorian other j nhonalt.lnt 1ftm3ampn t $10 for both. Cnll 233- Tickets, CraHfee State Arts Center, chairs, eupb&ard£9»ard£, cherrcherry_y . tables, rf -sm E t -.--betWee n B A Man( i some period pieces,l ^s"Of ^KXf 74y' wetween s A.». ana Box 116, HoklKiei, N.J. 07733. In Foothill Play Drasa-copper •..*•• • • • VACATION PLACES • Open dally mmn to 5 P-M. except jq rai • LEGAL NOTICES • Facilities lor iiandic&pped: Spe- "i r V C 1 A1R WKBV*CKJmiAti "Vermont, Nice TSftJfnTSt ptl Ie?e4 AStlSSiH CJOSfOITtOXBR, Hot Point, cial an-ang'tiiiiente are ovaitable Today, tomorrow ^nd Saturday, cottages. Oood awlmmings fish- ftS ^Î?mAZih^ gujefc mount..Purchtw* 1965, be -tfhe 4&st three performances NOW AT POPULAR PRICES! ing, loafinl; g SSom e oueningri s AAUK .1 111ette. , N.J, County** If/f^j Price $56. Call S38- BSTATB OF EUKABSTH SIMOKS, through October, Charles Eddy, Or- of Ike Private Ear and *Fhe Public well, Vermont, Phone S*2-34S-4252. PORCH »AL»—HUVIMii Pursuant to the -order of LEGAL NOTICES ^ „«»„ cha,Irs, Rabies, chest, .C. KANANK, Stirroefale of the Coun- Eye, one-act comedies by Peter ACADEMY AWARD WINNER INSTRUCTION metal bridare set, twin bedspreads, ty of Union, made on the 12tti aay their claims and demands against Shaffer, at the FootbiK PlaylMKise, misoeHaneatiR items, Cotne o^ jy A,P,»» 4968, upop n the the estate of said dec&ftsed within Middlesex, Curtain time fe 8;4&. • APARTMINTS-KNT • see. 426 K Dudley Ave,, plication off thth e undersigneddid, as raonthis from the datd e of said OUtTAI . 2, 10 A,M, to A P.M. xecutor or tli« estate ot said order, or they w!U be forever barred Opening Aug. 7 for an eît night MVMI LHfMt — M«itt» —• • •••* —-• notice is horBby, grlven to from prosecuting or recovering- the p rooms* ttle bath, private en- TS m*3W collwitlon of records, Hlller, the creditors of said deceased to ex- two -week staiid wMI be the trance, close to transportation. Call hibit to the subscribef i ? umHr oath same a^fttnst the subscriber. 132-8863 ftttei* 8 P.M. or 132-"-" i Call AD far Crosby^ Vallee, etc., 162S-1054, 666 ANNA K. HALL, drama Wings of a Dove fey llwtnirr 10" and 259 Xt" claanfcB, Take all or affirmation their claims uncl de Executrix »*•••« In albums, $50, 372 Elm Ave,, R . {mantis agalnat the estate of saiid Jack J. Camilla, Attorney Taylor f*om Henry James' HWOIC way. . " . S-l-tt deceased within »lx months from the 433 North Aye, West WHSTFittM*. north Siu*. near all 1 ; i i i, • date of said ortl«r« or they will bs novel. The cast will include Matr- coFtv.eit fences, furnished three room Westfieltt, N, J. 33 FOOT Concord travel trailer, forever barred from prosecuting OF 8-1-44 Fees $21.13 *»*<* Lightbjpe of Westfield. «i» •erMoore fc&arttnent and furnished studio AH iubj«cta *nd the same against the tpartment, suitable gentlemm. Call In your- hom«. one season, self eont^ln«At fully tSS«T& $23tf CAMBRfDQE TIl-74» equipped, power hitch. Call O 3S&5 Andrew room apartment, first floor, Exec a tor resitleistial, convenient* mkldte, ngre B. R. . teAcher Of D portable , or elderly person or couple. Call , ItflO; ,uned portable Attorney THEATRES 3 methods. Clft*»ical *nd pnp- aih h $25 Cl ll Street ulur, 'Xjewdna in yoar hom«, 'iit I house «lshâ»he?, $25, Call 232-2S74, ^sX/fl Jamos^x DorlsR Rd,f . CfcUAD KSSI4. 7-lS-4t Fees |21,t2 WALTER READE IP'OUR room apartment, centrally • produciion o! located. Call 23S-T43e, Aak for Mr. SUMMIT TO Kafka, CLARINET tsatrufltion. Studio «i bathtubs, American and French; AIR CONDtTIONID l$» Bou|pv*rd, Mr. 8. Bln»rU, grad- tin tub for bahy; foot tub for drov- , de ft rooms, rent |100. uate of Ath»n» Conaarvfttorjr. AD I- M Seearttsr. Goort location, etoê to Kiw5»5îS* IPn8 I Puriwuit to tfte order of MARY C. a, 4t «f s, i» town, Cnli 7&6-SDfiS, meat cwtier am? stuKer; ^Jdm« KANANB, Surrogate of the County MUSIC «TtrDiOv linn Oiner lOOja, DUJ^nCie {n p !T**lnt> mo,1p #x*t fK^ lath Anv yat An adul! look at a police detective , 3 furnJehed rooms, AT»., WfliftlM. AD Mill. milk panft: ypiteaj 10 RaUon July Afe IMS Soon the ^, all U till ties «upp!led. frttn milk can; utooif; frying pan*; Iticn.ottiKe ail i.rani»port«tlon, ClI^S^ «fi All 1tttto&;?anhs; larf(« -pine bench tri*' of the eptftte &t ' '-Aii* haltlnaririeat; ârty sta«*« 2 . ^ Itara of said eeiinea tt%e«hlblt to, it h m&t...tit withh originaiill d^b » umtvmni under' t>atn i&r »f(W- : chitlm, tnfclos, and njatlon their claims ami STAKTING WIDNISD4Y, AUO. HTPMftllK- Sto item** Ashwond A • ROOMS H» RENT • control diet, bul Take *irivate ro^d on left p the estate of said deceased FREE BBOCHURB/ Settflmrm p^hool, |n , front within B\X months from the date of WAVJSIB JAIVSSKX WKSTK1F,M» — Comfortable room, mile from mail boitftfl si*kt orrfer, or they will be forever near town. Call 23S- **ir»i to end of roM. turn left barred from prosecuting or r^cov- 6 KM. > l the satne agninst the sub- and yp +n scriber. furnMied room In now forming for inforinatfyn and O78ft> tfelftetnTitf with y^linw- ton, Anna private home, on 49 bwa^ route, brochure cull 754-6931. Available every dnv except Tuesday, SxecutHx rags available. Calj Ai> 3-35S5, —- — • Jack j, Catnllle, Attorney NOW! EXCLUSIVE RESERVED SEAT 3 TtTORIIVO — AH grade* through 423 North Ave. West , rr n tin —r- juniojn r E Teftcher with many HEV WANTED Watfleldj K. J. • ' • FRANK SINATBil i;«>MF»HTAHI.F, room with private yearn nt tutoring experience. Call 7-35-41 N *21.12 ENGAGEMENT OF bath for gentleman. Convenient 233-2P85. S-l4 FEMALE lVAVlJifOK nortli aide location. Call 232-7545, HOTICK TO 1 8-t-tf OFfirK will have opening j i>OTiignTy, also tinown aa ROBBET 'GONE WITH THE WIND WANTED enrly In Septejnher for flRfiretary. tnterestlnp, Pttrmmnt ta the order of MART C, NfW JRSIY'S NIWfST, MOST MODMN THfATRf • OfflCfS FQR RENT • office duties. Typing but no short- TCANA^K, Stirros^te of tfte CottRty hand. 37*£ hour week—no Satur- of XTnlonj mart© on tha 19th day of ln» b*bitiT boot*. »ntlqu#at % day*, Write Box ABC, cs*re of West- "THi WOQOBWOOf with MCTfUriml •«rr- furnllur*, krAMW&re, vtMB. chin*. July Afc.D* UPS, u&.oft tfee apulleft- PHONE 636-4474 and WlIT, ill MMtua AT*. W* «-«4l». ffeia trader, 5^ FAtn St. S-l-tf In flu\Nj*!aiavlsl , the estate of imid deceaimd within slnvophoiiir sound? St., noselte Park. Call 272-3211 Irani Principals only. Phone 464-*M*o alx months from the (Sate ef 9 A.M, to 5?3O P.M. t e 234. A faw-Srfew houres ifail,ailFwiti;y with excellen'^T.St loco me opportunity g&rvicinor Avon, good 333 STOMKNIHENT • customer* in your vicinity. Full or " Treat Company, of nn-rt tfmfl. no experience necessary, , N. J. » South „ Ave, Call 756-6S28. Usectitor ENCORE KISTAUiANf and LOUNOI Store'{3) one availablej UflOO Bq< ft-t Meaali/ Attorney* m baths, double exit doors- Ample POODI.B Al «1 *T U opportunity, fifi Etm Street it, 22, Cmdr Itkind, Union parking, LeAHe or sell Owner. Paran hern alia, 232 E^ Broad St., WestfieW. S-l-tf Fees woman, own transnorta* • IUNCH « D4NNIR » UTi SUPfW THE WIND • WANT TO SHARE one t*av p«f week. Oood -with • OARAGES FOt RENT • fftlenihowe required; Call at M1CHABI* THOMAS, in HM «U««fif GrwwAi bom Mlftftf.fi!- business erire J Mrs, Welsburd. h i to the order of MART C. iff suitable for ajjartment to share with afim« KANANK, Surrogate of the County ear storage, C*H 23S-0506 after 6 reitidential area,, byy Sepp t I. Ex- posting; clerk, R«nerat of- of TTnlon, made on the 19th *lay of P.MPM . T-l!»tTl!tf t f Pl l worjc, Mffht hookke*»?>mar, bptie- g references, Ple&sft reply BOK July A,l>.r 1968, upon the application 229S {-are of Westfteld Leader, 50 35 hour week. Call We»tfield of the titiderslKned, as Kxecutor of •.•:•'.- Elm St. YMCA, 233-2700. the estate of said deceased, notice • WANTf D ?O if NT • IB hereby given to the cr&dftora of wanted 5 days per week. paid deceased to exhibit to the suh- 3 or 4 roonaa^ FOR SALE Call 232-914S. Sfcrfber under oath or affirmation rent, Call 284772? their claims and demands aealnst Call for imrvatiftits J- titae, the estate of'said deceased! within 7-3-tf MOVER! iOf mat with projector, cftrtrldff* trp* r«l. Afty Crawford manufacturer. sfx months frotn the date nf aklrl Bd, Hosenthal, Sfgr, ' Casual Dresa Sun. Closed Mon. chila can run the projector. Jmr*\*t Must hf, resnoiiislMe, peff-sfartine-, order, or they wf!l be forever barred rea unfumfsheft apartment Pre- M Him Bt,, Wtflî, 1-M-ti erood tyntst Benefits. Call Mr, Es-from prosecuting1 or repovering: th« fer Jiofi-eommereial rear apartment, nuivel, 27fi-S20fl, same asralnst the suhficHher. fiat, carriage house, etc. Would COR- tn IPS toi . Martin Naerel, Rirter renovation. Both professionals rteilvcry, Hchwi»d» Tr»» »sp«rt Co. Bxecutor with referenc*PB- Call 226-5314 be- Oerald Ktiplaifi, Attorney tween S and 10 FJML Call 233^5401 for :-••>:• 134 Bverffreen Place • r -r-j rr HWUHKII 2 or 3 bertrnom house fll>#r Knat Orange, N. J. or apartment^ Westfielrt vicinity, on 7-25-41 Fees ?21.12 short term rental basis. Call 454 fa", •omo.ii* ion*. co»M tvpinp-, phorth^ni ft* roittrv, w M «©**• tor ro« r&l- /, ,/«L L't' I KOTIC'E J3 HKREBY GIVEN, that IfBir, or dTemm mp ront own a**. <-RII ^^-3Ri)!), i tne ffj*st and final account of the apartment wanted. Plr§t Ton oftn haTII »• many *• you w«nt subscriber. Sabtirhan Trust Com- or second floor in 2-family houke for only |l.M o*ch ftt the Wcstfl«ld pany, Executor under the tiast Will nâr town or to share larger home LM««r, 5«JBI» *t.t wfttl* they Iftrt. HiLF WANTID and Testament of GERTRUDE for râsonahte rent. Ksfsrsfttfeft. Call fllM to Un yo« co»« Jook *t ME1"Tt*ACHI deceased, will be an- 23ft-3923 ^venin^s or from tt is-*s-t# cijterl and stated by the Surrogate, Aug. 5, call 332-412S. MALI Mary C. Kanane, and reporte*! for SGttJpment to the IfnEon Coinrty 4 fiftllRoaif deluxe iious^, unfur- attendants for trapp and Court—Probate Divisionsion, onn FridayFrlftay, thru pished, !n SHmmit-Westftfild area WOH0 BOOK INCTClOfMA range, Crftnford, Rate $1,52 August tcth next at 9:30 A+M,, pre for S^pt 1 occupancy, Fhone 4S4- Winner per hourf work schedule 13 noon to vaitlnnr time 4100, Ext, 234. For information call 5 P.M. Saturday and Sunday. Mint- Dated July 3, "filNCH Without DRESSING of Ten Vgr, mtaw age IS. Apply Union County Trust Company, IRfJW Park Commission Pers«mn&S Dept, THtt Mi>O IS FAHiS CLARK GABLE Academy • m$ FOR SALE • 1%-lttt Acme St., Elizabeth, 352843t ? Ely ^ WliliaiKs, Attorneys, Awards 195 Elm Street Wi» "MAWO" - you Hfce to huy a Miniature Westrield, N, J, &10BI, VMEN LEIGH Poodle from someone yû can trust? We are the breeders of three #en- 7ll4t I1S.72 srntifjns of eftft-mpion MiDiatwre 1VOTICR £ATING OUT? WHY MOT EAT WITH A Poodles and we have a reputation Notice Is hereby giv^n that the LESUE HOWARD for quality whJch you may eheeit SERVICES U NEE ilTie- Board of West(le)fl, New A IA CAftTt wit ft any vet$HnsvH£.ft Irt W&stfieM Jersey will meet in the Afunirlpa! or PlalntfeicL Our puppies are priced BuHdfnir, 425 Rfaat Broad Strpot mi 0INNIB and ,THU1SV SUN. * from 1100, Mrs> Dou^la-^ Adam>s OLIVIAdeHAVILLAND l WcdneHfiay. Aug-nst 14, 120S at S:SO SIi,-»M! "WOODLAND/" South plainflsld, DANCING Frwn ^l^rsf r*( • SLDO, CONTRACnNG • MOVING A CINE ML P,Mt to h-ear and pnri.siiier rhe £ol- 5 omplete Only 4 sv 755-7479/ li^3-tf lowEnp re^yest for approvnt of the A ÛNIGK INTERNATiOmL PICTURE • VICTOR FLEMING • W^%:*HJ• METfiu GuLDWVJi ft MODERNIZING TMICKING Preliminary Siibdivisinn Plat: PfHft STIJR^ miniature white Poodle. ! 333*8088 after 8 P.M. B-23-tf •IS2, fjot R (Stpvena Avr nitP and VISIT OUf NAUTICAL BAR A LOUNGE wftmrr F. Oranfnrd A VPSHI?). CIALTT. ALt TT.PBS MASONRY Copy nf an I* Buferilvlftimi Pl.it hfis €*me «ny time — NO minimum,. NO entertainment AND REFTNlSHINGv SEI/F SJM- AlLlfO VAN UNIf SCAT TJCKiTS NOW AT BOX OFFICE femalfisf hmwn am? rcrt, £ hft<»n filerl with tJip j^frornry nr charge Sunday thru Friday, IncMes Dancing on our with chiklJ^n, K PIXJTSD AND JNSUHEB. AD 3-3937. Plnnninoefeivftk*si iit- F ADDHESJ3 3 i 1 • * selected by the pnkvol ieodfsvs' com* clutllitg an arehety meet, according ell of nmh iroop will inchnte a his- 1 TELEPHONE to Lester Friedman (dts4riot toric tru'Ms exploration, iour m field There It A Difference In Ron's . i. , trip, Jamboree hike, good kirn Aging • Trimming • Quality NO. OF FAMILY LIVING AT HOME.,. niany aetMto Ject, or a painH Cub Seoiiis can't do tilts rest of io: CITIZENS MUNICIPAL FOOL COMMITTEE year, so ilie lost trmiih of summer First Cut Rib* of MUNICIPAL BUILDING is otn oppmtunity for evente i\mi in- WJSSTFIEU), NEW JERSEY 07090 elude fim, physical fitness, cijmmu- Local Businessman nity service, and tri|K to fteM^y bis* Featured in Magazine Fresh Lean Sparerib* .,.,,, ., 69c Ib. lode sites," Mr. Friedman -said. Many of the anontiltly pack meet- Obte L, D, Bimlap, a Westfield Delicious Club Steaks . . *• * * $1.99 Ib. Former Mayor Hulsizer, Mrs. Garbe ings wtJl be buitt arouiid an all- businessman representing Aetna In- family i>icnicf a treasure hunt, &nd surance Cimipimy, an af&Uate of Connecticut G Mayor K. Sidney HuJsta and Mra.Fanwood College Wometfs Club, Friday at Roosevelt tecii center. First place trophy was it warded to FRESH PRODUCE Mwlo W. Gnrbe of Scotch Plains Business and Professional! iWwnen's Melissa Devaion, 7-year-old play grounder from Tuniiiques, second liavo Itoprt selected "Man and Wom- Club, Jaycce-ettes, Scotch (Halms and place trophy weni to Debbie Orgen from Washington and third place COMMUNITY DEVEMJPMENT CORPORATION an of -the Ycur" in the Scotch Plains- Fanwood Woman's Clubs and Junior trophy went to Audrey Yanklcium from Jefferson, OF WESTFIELD, N. J. Fnmvood artNi, The awards, tai- Woman's Clubs, &mt Suburban Club. California Lettuce , 19c head nomiccd by Philip F. Lucia, presi- c/o Mr. H, Kenneth,Ma this, Treasurer Tlie recipients will he i»nored at Westfield Federal Savings and Leas Association dent, are pant of im annual a cHrmer-dance Friday, Oet 11 at participant in the Carbe Scholarship Jeney tomatoes 29clb. of the First National Bank Lucia vM make the pres- About six years ago, she establish In Gulf of Tonkin Chiqoita Bananas :.. . 12clb. The award is for outstanding serv- entation of the awards -at ifche dinner, the (Merle W. Gafobe ScfoolarsMf) I wish to support the activities of the Community Development ice during the year io the Scotch since presidents of organizations Foundation; for girls. She has been Fireman Apprentice iRonald A. Corporation by becoming a member as indicated below; Plains-Fun wood communities, to change either each year or every active for yeans' an the service com- Petz, VSK, 19, son of Mr. and Mrs. Voting- Members Non-Voting Membrn mankind, artd for unset-fish devotion two years, mittee for Cerebral Palsy, serving George A. Petz of 128 Boynton €t,, • Contributing—Less than |S0,00 to a cause and outstanding achieve- Mr. Httbiier was mayor o£ F«n-as itreasiii^ for itie last three years. is helping to provide naval gunfire 6 • Assaciate—ISO.W ment in any particular field, with wwd iirom 1962 to 1967, He is a char- She is a member tit the Scotch Pkdms support to U.S. and: .Allied shore Active-$iQ0.0O priority also given for contributions ter member of the Kecreation Asso- Woman's €lub .and international re- units wliile serving aboand Wie de- Check in the amount of +,, is enclosed, for civic services -in prior years. ciation (president ms); Cub Semit lations chairman for more than 10 stây^ USS Bwve in Ihe Gulf of Tonkin. BUI Me. (Pledge Due October, 1968.) The selection committee was com-deai father; trustee of the United years and responsible ior its adopt- QUAUTY prised of the presidents of major Family and CluUb«i*s Society of ing the Poster Parents Plan several As a member oi iti& crew he was Signed: .. civic and service organizations in IMaMcM volunteer in many Com- years ago. recently called on in stop an enemy DR 6-5505 Address: ... *•• * the two municipalities and the ftwomunity Chest drives • Sunday school which was attaching Ai- mayoi^s. Among tfrganizatfMis repre- teacher and ruling elder of the Fan- posttsons. He .also 'helps to pro- 763 MOUNTAIN AVE. sented were the Rotary, Kiwanis, wood ftebyterian Church and a vide search and rescue operations 1*here are more men ennobled by ir.none* *» SPRINGFIELD Lions, and EJfcs clubs, Jaycees, Ma-member of (the Pbilathalians, study than by nature—Cicero for downed U.S. and Allied abaters sons, Knights of Columbus, American Mrs. Garbe was the co-founder and in the Oulf of tonkin.

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t. •:.'( »>: Gentlemen's and Students' Department 1 • •*•• . : .1- • . L^ Group of SUITS • * • # • * were 59.50-175.00 Now 29.50-99.50 of TIES... * • f»*t*t«B«4 were 3.50- 8.50 NOW 991* 3.95

/ :• Group of SPORT COATS* were 39.50-115.00 Now 12.95-69^0 Group of SPORT SHIRTS ortd Group of SLACKS* (dress & sport).were 12100- 35.00 Now 5.95-25.00 KNIT SHIRTS 4 1 I • 1 we» 5,00-n.oo Now 1.95- 5.95 Group of BERMUDA SHORTS were 6.00- 15.00 Now 3.95- 9.95 Group of CARDIGAN SWEATERS ,wer« 14.00-25.00 Now 8.95-13.95 IP F Group of SUMMER PAJAMAS.... were 4.50- 7.00 Now 2.50- 3.95 Group of LIGHT OUTERWEAR .... wer. 11,00-22.50 Now 5.95-13.95 Group of SWiMWEAR ,..,,.,,,, were 5.00* 14.00 Now 99^- 6.95 »^fei Group of BATHROBES Were 9.95-27.50 Now 3.95-12.95 Group of short and long sleeve 1 SHIRTS , were 5.00-10.00 Now 1.95- 5.95 Group of STRAW HATS were 8.00- 9.00 Now 1.95- 3.95 Buy 3 or more sale shirts and subtract an additional 10% Group of CABANA SHIRTS & SETS were 16.00* 25.00 NOW 7.95- 9.95 HiiiliM

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-I. lilHIlHlllMlllinHil •••iiiiiaiiitiiiiH! m \ Ladies' Deportment • Group of DRESSES ., were 18.00- 90.00 Now 9.00-45.00 Group of HANDBAGS were 9.00- 16.00 Now 4.50* 8 Group of SUITS were 33.00-125.00 Now 16.50-50.00 of JEWELRY were 2,25* 8.00 NOW t • i Group of SLACKS were 15.00- 20.00 Now 7.50-12.50 Group of KNIT TOPS were 6.00- 12.00 Now «=• Group of BERMUDA SHORTS were 13.00- 19.00 Now 6.50-9.50 Group of SKIRTS E-K' wera 9.00-24.00 Now 4.50-12 Group of BLOUSES were 8.00- 13. Now 6.50 PANTY HOSE * -r were 4.00 Now 99*

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- . • , mm WBsrrnsLD LEADER, THUHSDAY, AUGUST I. IMS Section 5—Pago I eriy. If ho were InUiiftitiy fco tin) college drop- 1 of history imy Hie Show Tliurs., Aug. 15 hy 1.1i« Concerning too Westffoki YM of 'ivory-tower pedagogy' have few problems in study- such topliu>w feo prepare for .report ami ex- Tho Union T«lonT l may \>vkt& nhulfs to YWCA* sponsored "Bow to Study Prof. Everett . i so Uitiso who cBntompluto tuktag the 1 33? ams, how to take 4eotuw Jtotes and Siiow w#l be cmuluol4Hl l>y ill*;"Union i;iij»y tlic naiurai OWUIOIH "This is Loutekmn," a color, sound College" counra, offered Aug. 5-0,Lyneh's Informal and tofibl man- course, originally developed ctwnn! .should ctmtaoi liise VM ihe art of Jtetoning. YWCA immeriiiiU'ly, 233-2700, County Pirtrk Comnifctehm at 7:31) white viewing ilio anovio wMTtao dmmx wt Mio John Vemon, ymi$i director stated? cur t>f fl)>i>roudjiivgcolleg e uousdem- by iwo Purdue University college I p.m. Thui'jsdny avui>llcr is to County Pwk Commission^ "There reaily isn't too much mom to !es, Chronic iir-ocTusllriBimis will professors, is a moans whereby lihe Professor Lyiuft, wto instracted a lnwn area ot>j»icwii to U»s AdnUn- tnoiia' mid side NMiire and Science ConLor, In say, Wio course has an excellent to clwingo tihclr feibMs and this V*H2A can offer seal servJcio last year's eouiw, is b»ok LEADER ADS mirittion BuikWng k Witdn Iho 'Walchung p,m« Sunday, eontgontol 'Instructor, and a 'down-la tion, hut H; should inrtp ttio an of ton ovcrlooko] problem in edu- £rom dual experience as il BRING RESULTS Tiie pcrlormons, ail under HI y The film, a feravcloffue, takes fcho cortti' approach. Today's live college HfotKkatl got slatted proj> viewer on a .lour of Che Sts»te of Louisiana fwra 41m old French Quarter

On Monday, Tuesday, and Thursday, onald W, Mayer, Di- STORES rector of ^milsidc, will (present •-•.

one'luift how nature toll® far eMi- :••••* dron. The topic to be discussed during the four days is "Space Flight/* . $219 The talks will 'be ifflustaatad with $175 color slides #nd m =Wedroesday and Tluir&day the ICCUIKS will be felilow-

. L n •<,..> j '.-•.,„ , .' i • •' •'. ^•'l-' - • 1 . •; • Jay a one-toll 'hour walk on fclio - • J- •••-••.••.,'I -.-".--.- -brails •ffttfaoeni: to Tr$i!s>i:> The Trailskte Nature a*wl Science s-'. Center is open io the public every day, except SMday, tfram i*o5 p,m, The public is tavfted to visit the Nature Center, tour Hie li

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scheduled W-i Keg. £1,338 1 _ •;il^;7?.-;^;;jj'ij,;'V,-:^Pj. ;- • - Reg. $759 - - *" S - - " • • r . • • 1 •• Citizens for HHH $617. NIGHTS Form County Unit -• :• ••r-i ^.r.----•• . .

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John New York ;ittomey "•-" -\ ™ * ^ and son of tiie fornwr Secretary of Commerce, announced today the

formation ot ({re CHjze7is for Hubert ••1 • _•- Humphrey Committee o£ Union Coun- ty. : Oonnur 8&iu ^at ^he cwnmittee ..:,••.*'! has beeo organized for the purpose »£ giving support for Humphrey both Jiefone «id tetfter 4he DcmocraUc National Convention. The committee Je made HO of many iead(ns citizens, not all of whom W ^ :L- 1 .• identified with the Democratfc Party. •t • -i In view of 'tlte decision t»y -the eratic ongEinizatkm to tifriim from endorsing a presidential oandtdate ix?fo™ the coin-crticn, Conner sakl many strong si^pbbfcers of Hubert mmm feel ttik. ihisy should beafeteg 0» f&nim* now for for ,^^ committee is chatr- T' - 1 • . -• 1. _ I ed fcy Conner, » Cranford re^ewt

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Use Koos convenient Wf*T«IU) idftto^ft, UAOfl 1,4mm temtîik, PA, 'il, THE WESTFIGtD tEADEfl, THURSDAY, AUGUST 1, 1S6S WILSON IttkJ Bonch, The- ploy^routitlem ttien :d, Kim O'DoratoJi, IJejsbte Zim- Wilson they had on ovuwged part Arrives ! l i he fI H'li weok of cnumncr t\m for tlie sundbox for « nwr, Antlruw Sofewn, rfa«rti C&i>kot cHH*nt and iwd u> lorfok Iho Wilson's rîstriifion fcotnt Amy Frey, KersUn Sfamtam, Kelly io Lincoln. in tX\, TUo cr&Tts for tlio MJirl'ba n n mifcl'ati !>y Patiy Maun paîicHniiod Jn "Hat Duy," WESTFIELD SALE DAYS | It's Playfield Time iwvd Kim O'DantwH. ft wtw nn»tlu>r 4mi|(h wwsk for the son, Sawh •MeCaaidJess, Uobbie iwwf wavQ nwarded in tho follow- s «iri sofUmll 4oam swf- TAMAQUES place. So. TaiMtutues Ptoysrflund ex- Wilson \V«iTi<»*s, On Tuetiday the Sliaron Burko, Jeff Zimmer, BHl-y ing cntmorles; Mast Original; Bud- pl«yed blneiiln In iuv twtay Wnlsh, Siit-'von iîppor o«d KeiUi n 10-0 dofced »t *!» liands or dy Mulloy and Mury Moncur» Fun- Wow! We've liml such & feusy time s its ciHwrultilHtitms N) soven- ngton tlospK©' a ItQKUfought ;vi Titmnqiios piny ((round tills week, fiissu for la»i* vlt'Lory — wi'lsim scored twice In Ihdr Bunrtiam "and Peter Dmws. Steven niest Junfrea Be Won ond Tomapy h«if of Hit* Hr.st. Another rim was KoiUi Bwrniiaw, P o I e r contest, Teom aneradera wore: Pal-WHlland, Tiillcsi, Si&vew Umxeiiv and that lima just flew by. Monday aft- ly Mann, Morglo BatsoSd, Kotty Je*. ernoon fclie crowd arrive at 1:00 and uddett In thu fifth. In the teoiitsn of and BHly WuUiv combined Most Domestic, Judy Singleton and a are also clue the 30 Tii- «H, Amy mtford, Kim O'Donnell, Rftbcrl-o WaUjei'i, OUtev pui'tieipants we did "TUJSIUS Paper Art" for an s pluygruundtins wiho iieeom- sixlh Lint'oln edited three io tie tholr efforts to turn out the biggest score, Iiti the final frame Wilson sand coMfc, "while Brenda Simonson Liz Augatine. Lisa T«io, Joante Bat- Included Rutli Singleton, Paul fl!o»- hour, and then we turned to t4iirt | us to Hm etmkvst Each svnd zald Grace Mann and Brend» SUzeila, Groicheu Eiliot, Mary PUger- wtiuWs craft—gimp, T4i© midget sot every one gots a IBesL Behnvinr ci- added ilirw lo break live tte. Uncoln and Sarah McCandless built tlie t was hold sforeleBs in the bottom most imuginuUve. The highlight of monsoti. aldf Belli Heflman, David MonzcHa, made bracelets, while the junior srt tation, and ibtiy wre the beat be- The final spechil event of the week Miko Heilman, iPhStp Huso, R*bert whipped up tlielr lanyards* Tuosduy hnved î'oup UWIXJ by Far. Groat #o- of iho seventh, It Jookod os if WU- the day was the bathing beauty con- i wos the Freckle contest on Fri-Fitzgerald înd Cathy AfaUoy. morning our soflibaiLl l«wn triiwliwi ing kids; See you rii.xL week ut theson hnd won its second game until test, in which the following pntliei- Playground! it was discovered Uiat Wilson hud Debbie Biid Siiaron Btuito, day. Lttst-mhnite eaty Doug Wil- 1J lo Columbus Playground. Tin- buy* liams swept the Most {reckles prize, W)iftel« on Farede" highlighted have been practicing hard this sum- ana plnyer overage* The g^me wag Draws, Barbara 'Mcitftugii- Wednesday's activities. Tommy WM- forfeited to Lincoln, and A fine win lin, Liz Augustine, Joan Meny, Ann white Pat Beyle had the largest, mer, but met &n unfortunate defeat FRANKim Erin Q'Dwroeft, *he smallest, and iardV "Snoopy" won tiie Most Uu- by the excellent Columbus team — liad gone down the dcain. Players Archlnoj, Debbie arid Jeff Zinuner usua'I decorated bike. Qfclier wiiwers Franklin playground rcfilstrolbn on UH? iigrd luck team were Buffy and Chris Norris. As *.he contegtotrts Carol Nwris, tl® lightest. we'll Just foave to kwp trying, Tues- readied the 502 mark this past week. Recent riddto winners iw:l«de included, Most Patriotic — tlie Hoff- day afternoon brought our Ponmrts Buford, Chicken WiiJg Kelly, Whltoy paraded befoi* the judges, the fol- man fetnily errtry decorated in red, Althougli disflppoinied by the can-Conovcr, Bruce Cant, Jack Von lowiug winners were picked: Mr. Atny Bufordt Joan Christete, Patty Party. The pVaygroimdcns arrived cellaiion of the Olympics, enthusi- Mann, Sarah McCaiwHess, and Kel- white and blue -streanier®; The in the most imaginative costumes, Roesgen, &Uiv& Cant, -Rick B&anett,Universe, Chris Noms; Miss Freck- Smallest — Walter Malay's green SHOP THE LEADER STORE asm remained high* Robbie Compton, Chris Frey, Martin les, Ann Architial; Miss Simtan, ly Jewe!i. Baseba43 Tiivla winnera M*g Sefvera won on award Jbr her 1 trieycte, and Most Original — bo* Tlie softt»all team bent Tamaques Under and Bob Ftynn. Joan Merry; Miss SprJnfclei , Gene- are M&« KcHy, Bob Stcîu^sn* OPEN THIS THURSDAY AND FRIDAY EVININOS UNTIL 9 Peppemihrt Psttie oulfst, and Tom- Jack Von Roafcert, and Stewart loughig to Oathy Alnltoy, my Dally received a ribbon for his4 to I and Lhtcofo 17 to 3. The de- On Friday the Warriors played Boyie; Mfss Ught fihwde,, Under. Jim FRHpaW and Linda Muss- Use Handi-Charjje U*« Uni-Card Luey costume. We them played fensive work and ability io Mi inMcKUiley at the Wilson fiekl For Drews. clutch situations enabled Franklin tlie sixih time in eight gropes Wilson obnospftiere swept over Comii^ up during t!» week of man ably represents liincolii in the games—we pushed pesmite with our July 23 are: Tuesday, Pet Show and noses, scooped •tfiem out of bowh, t» win. The boys most responsible came out on tlie shoit end oi th& on Wednesday as to Ha- letherfeaJl To«njam«ttt at Tamaques. tor tlie victories were Gienn Kehier, score. TJie ttnat score of seven to waiian Adventure opened w&ti tiie Magazine Scavenger Hunt; Wednes- On Friday the Lincoln baseball ami -hunted for Ahora at! over the day, Button Day mti Playground MEN'S and YOUNG MEN'S DEPTS. playground. Wednesday brought the Bruce Jester, Willy Obecny, Steve two once again sisowed that WîsoiVs mafetng of crepe paper leis end team was ootplayod *>y a good Wasli- lack o£ «codng and its weak pitt- Fair; HHttsday, Pirate &ay; Fri- lagtcm team 6-i. Iîe Lincolnites are Tail Tale contest, and every partici- TeUer, Kent Beazlyt Jim Kervick gross skirts. The following Hawai- f Were QAM A T.06 day, Evei?t»dy s Blrthitey Party. 1 SWIM TRUNK SALE NOW 4.87 pant won a prize for his excellent and Mark Harris. Tihe overall team ing hove proven to be the big fac- istns then competed in the Hula eon-* ted by Freddy Voss, Chrh Fittipaldi, record at this date is four wins and tor* in its eMjte Biionkt, Wtiitey • 'ito'tlMi week *t Lincoln PSay- ' Singtettm, the Hula Hoop 1 week's activities. Sharon Co&ier re- met back at C:W ft* Famil y Night. ceived a first pteoe ribbon §ot her a much improved team because Conover and Doug Ipsen. iDespite ground featured "Mat Day" and champion at Lincoln participated in practice makes perfect mi& I fe»w outstanding performances by Whitey PAJAMA JAMBOREE SVPKn NOW 2.97 A tittle ra4n doesn't bother the hardy continue m a member of the Adams "Wheels on Farad?/' the dsampiwistyps at Roosevelt Jun- Tumaques crowd, and many fam- family. Sandy Yearly was second they'll do a lot of practicing next iviwi Doug, senior wiit»« webe-Kel- On 'Mo'n&ty «Eten»bn the craft of ior High School on Friday afternoon. SAVE! ilies crnne. Mr. KeBy, Kathy Kelly, year. ly JeweH, first and Lisa Taie, sec- tiie week — Lanyatds — was intro- Ccmgratulatfons to the "Good Citi- Alt Styles «««* Models and she was dressed as a lion. The _ _ •• i i John D&tapoit, and Header Hyfem award for ti>e most sophisticated A hot Tuesday provided perfect ond, ^nd juohr:.wimm mm. mns** of the yeek, Tommy Willard won our Tte Design Contest. The weather for & Beach Party at Wil- and Susan Kteges, BERMUDA SHORTS NOW 3.87-4.67-5.67 went to Kancy Morasso, iiie mod 'Fi«ddyt*he Fish and a "Circus" of Mothers and Daughter relay team look went to Susan Perfeakos, tiw son. The partygoers were divided To welcome tfte Washington visa- animals with plastic bodies end bob- All Siie* to 42 R««. Values 5.00to 8,0 0 threaded neec&es, fcted bows, and funniest went to Peter Yearly* into the foHowing teams for beach tors to Wilson oh .Washington Play- bing tastes was introduced for their Approximotely m pef cent of our ran to beat each other white the cutest went to Lauiue Roberts: relayA and -contests;. Jones Bead* day, the following Wilson hosts made enjoyment. -; fighting men in Vietnam are buying Fathers and Sons play*d softbal— considered to be the best group pres- Team: Liz Auîstine, -captain; posters: 'Joanie Batzoid, Joan Merr- On Tuesday the baseball team ap- Savings Bonds regularly, At^ ym DENIM JEAN SHORTS NOW 2.87 - 3.87 - 4.67 Congratulations to the Dads on titeir entation was Ciuirlie Brown and his Martha Brews, Erin ODoreiell, Bar- y, Breifcta.Simonson, Liz Au peared to lose a well played 6-3 buying Bonds where you work? They victory. The ptaygrmmders wrote bara McLaughKn, hmebe Zftch, Nan- AH From Rsgular Sta«k W«f e t»i«d *-«> *° * family portrayed by members of the Patty n got a second place for the HIGH CREW BAN ION SHIRTS NOW 3.87 girl's event. Great game kfcis! Friday brou^tt. more fun to the SANDAL SALE playground. The boys teaveicd to Jefferson, re 3,811 KlfttAf O O7 ami awards went to Barb G'Dotwie! and Meredith Risberg. Then we formed relay teams to cMmb into PERMANENT PRESS PLAY SHORTS pajamas, hav* pillow case relays SI*** ft to HI W*r* 3.1IS NOW 1 97 and hunt for beefs. Team two came out on top. We dosed at ihree and ] went to Roosevelt Teen Center for SPORT COATS Wr"MlW NOW 10,97 the Town Hula Hoop contest, Melis- Cool Dacron ond Cotton Rl*nd* sa Devaian was our Playground Champ; the playgreunders went carrying signs and buttons they hod PERMANENT PRESS SHORT SLEEVE SHIRTS made urging Melissa on to victory. Were It was a good contest, and the firas NOW 2.97 went wild wbbn Melissa won fffst SHORT SLEEVE KNIT SHIRTS NOW 2.27

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At Nnvul C ">Lr ' ." ' Deep pink itad jutey watermelon Is etfdlp mwtf tff ife ffhoukl mid- F- • i;. ^ Jn f*i?^ fa a fnvoi'Ka .source of hoi wenilier be to direct ^'tLs Wilkm, son trf Mr. refreshment.- &hupe frmn 4H« Two prominent Wow c dwto *i. WiHcux irf ffli Now In plentiful mipply and at- M i dtn nikes, which «ra not .^- '- ! l.< Way, js «iUi»iln« U»o ttfrtftvcfyr pj'ic^dt watamkl[>u is pun UOUJOA ^M. 3° .towwo 'X ^ at Exchange mntiM- N«vnl Cumj) for ^ Murk AJLtim of West Orange« have jkHlar-s aw \mto or more in ten«th. mx weck^ Hst«d among OJIG O{ UMJ wissfc food formed a statewide citizens eom- To -give your planet 4ho *>«st fwo- I J.L . . • i cfcotoe by the Consumer orwj War. IS •? mitte to work lowaid voter approval j,.. tottng Bfetvfce of , AJTJ LIU * bond slsues •totaibg $(K*0 miHion. ft:S I $ • •:>- . :- On Sunday members, families end Uans and prompt pppJiottUon of con- Ofay Blues Band ••*.*! Wften fcuying w&tennt»lon, look for Connor was US, Secivtaay of \ mm gijeste gathered ofe the Home of Mr, when ieatf-e»tfiig or J L h P s flrtn, bright red *neat and dark LI aiKift!??, ifey G uiAlia, i 124 Pros- Comaierce in ttfte Jolinaon aro Iwuid. Trent- kvmn sfieds. It you am 'pfenning v pect Si,, for Uw biggest aftaual pic- tratloa and Is now pr«sideat an Infected large fcree rccîfres Plays Tonight to parcliese an yn«ut melon;' tilers nic <£ tile Westfield Exchange Club. dhtcf ex-ooLitlvo offiicer mH ^rffitp wiitoli «p V S-: x ft fitt-4 it One which is syim«c*rlcoi with ient mborisi should ha engaged for of switnmiag find, ealli^ a fouinjer and chairman of the board st*oh work. A 'hand sprayer or duster oiaMzea in "liUit-s" miihit: will aga fltfr a (kill finish and a pate jwlfcwi*h menu at hnm^rgors, IUiiian of Suburban Fropajie Gas Corpora- piay Amitfti Jn Wc«U"ttiki im\ t is adequate for tjapaHiig small '.r 1 underside, 4ioirever k a pretty good tion, and a former Essex County 1 ( sausages* IrankfuHor^, and soft ahrafts, JUKI you may Stant to do this niowow in Scotch Hit-ins. Indication of quality. di'inits.1 Ail also weiownod & visit Senator, 1 yourself. Then you ha-ve iiie prob- Ofay Blues Thought watermelon contain some Iram "Mr.. Softe/ The .two execuitvtti said &e edu- THOMAS J, DECKER lem of choosing an effective Insec- S cational caitipailgin would &e non- sbefrigh sdiool gradiuiioK from Vitamin A antf C, #«£r ohief nutri- The piciiic clwiiTnon was W. Nf ticide; .ifaeso mBterids are formu- nfojtJ. Clark, and Scotch Plains. ••-•- -\ partfsaa and 4h&t Uiey were in tîe -•ft.1- . •. . tional attraction Is ti*at tKey, are,Woodward and hin committed con* lated according to fche Jiardfoess Joff Mffl-rifl, Soott LiM14t, nilti liiejv low ki calories. Even thoukii Water- flbter of Jim Ar£«izkmo, Lee Free- proces of formms an advisory com- Decker Joins feeding l»al>its of the insects -r J - t aflrf Blribauer, once memtocm of the melon Is relatively sweet to the mao, Goavtfr Gootimâ, Jam** Gor- mittee whose namos would foe ati- tend to be rather specific os to those • L J . Timei'vHie TrcAloy, play orga«t =Iciid JGff taste, a % by 10-faWh wetlge con- iMiuitfcod in the war future Connor si ley, iUIpti^ Hey, Hotel* Hope Jr., they wHS conlirol gttitar, tand beet guitJir lor (hv *-? M tains only 45 eateries* l is a Democrat, Miion & Kepuiîlcan. •w- A liner 3ackaon, INii4i^ iMintucino, Clark Agehcy bluos band, Sarg Kisner, formerly >...••.- mm. At any gai"den supply store you i-»- therefore, is a wise srwcfc or "We initiated $iis inovemeait be- r"5. h -• tA^woe Hots,. Anthony Triano, The ©ffioe; rf WWkwn A. Ctarlc, will find a great variety of pack- tl« ieatier oC thc Ofay Blues Band. -tu'. To 1» at it*, beat; w and Mrs. llarry Guidltta tj :•'' tioa of what i*hey nM' accom- joined their iwl estate sates organ- container; it will JMt the pests wfilch Pete Godfrey, drummer and vocal- should be thoroughiy chilled More l-f *Ll with a gift for their J: pllsb," Connor and Aafcon aaid Is ization ' . • • tte rnatieria* is designed to control, ist, Is playing for the first time in - -:-xv. it if eot«n. If you would lite to and on wIsA plant species ^ may be a group situation im h the ea&e one on a picnic, fceeo.it. a joint s&atement. Army Air $* law - houm w» There are three separate bond au- Twop-No. 73. • - ' ' following dispositions were the First Methodic Church, Due to would like to serve watemribn, try LI 1* U* {rPCMJUWHt nil* Oioriiation to be submitted to New •Mr, Detker, >« wife and throe made in Westfteld Court ia»fc Wed-the' acctodm 4hey received at that to determine ti»e **»im w» y' *D MarkDe Jersey voters November 5: |640 mil- children have lived at 60S Kensing- tip Judge Jade J, Camilto: time, the group agreed to play again •erve H and kaap fctcooi . One lion for trwwpar&rilon; *337.S MU ton Dr., for 4he past 16 years. WIHuini Currie, Flamftefd, assaut tak«d, $55 long way an tour weeks. Although expert)/ insfalbd on a htayy-duty traverse DeChellis House and revocation of Ucense for &ix rod at no *xtra cost! Can't come in? Phone they must temporaNly ^sband in • months. Jeffrey ©eCfcelHs at 211 Hftnl Ave, September, the group wm continue your nearest Koos lo Shop-ol*Home! through August to provide this area 4 is the proud "tofiwr" of a baby duck Often 6 Night* Tt> 9;M named Obarlie Brown. School Vandalised with blues aâd bhies-rock music. Parentage nf CharJte Brottn is un- Patrolman DmiaH Bappocclo In- certain hut. the s5x-year-old son of ves^gated & feêak-ia at Elm St Anger and jeatousy can no more KOOS Mr. "ami llrs- Antony DeChellis is Sdiocrf 1%uraday, The office ear to lose sight of their objects i Rt. 27,388-3700 or PARSIPPAN¥,ftt. 46, 334-66U partially instrumeriat for *be pet's damaged, tan love .-George Eliot Jeff found an egg severe! weeks ago in Brookside Park, Scotch Plains^ «nd brought it home- His found a chicken incubator, tt» egg itmfar and patiently turing the egg six times a (toy with Jeff's te§>, waited to see what hap*

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*** » * ****** THE WESTFIEIJ) loams With Sayreville, Bayonne W 72-ho3e stroke handicap The WcslPJuM Pony League AH WfSHTFt IBI>I1 tounnamont which ended Sunday. wook la -Now *) 0 whw ovw the second 5 *M It » » * • P it i " « 0 0 t if *i* •••!••! **•'*• « 0 Pearsali S Sdunlt oatMy mm ttiulr a*> ;;,.;,*, Union .Loam Suiufoy at Union. t) CMH1W re . .1. ii Sunday Sweepstakes Cla,ss A: Bt& tiotttilo mid In ilio fhvit game, BH£ Dormody, l"f 0 2 pitched a mMiil no run game stinking p I Biglow 78-10-68; Clay Van Bureau, Oz A'Uon lost Urn first ftoubtoa by 0 out ttino, Wtwlftcld scored -fts finst •27 "a 82-14-^8; Howie MvkUx 80-11—€9. a oltuse scoro um4 Na«cy Gannon imdand Tony Class B: fed Swan 87-19—^8; Jolm run 3n ttie mU >\lim 1<»H 4« Bayomio 13 out, BHI Na[>ior wmifled, stole secontl 0 0 i The boys -16 iwa undor over- 1], Homo jU3k4 by Tom H«K1 AB 0 0 o-nd came home on a fony .single l>y 0 99-2^-70. Echo Lake Team Downs Willow Grove whoimod Bradford with a 4-i Stovo Ckniiliino, aloiv^ with Iwo • t t *^t > * jf * 4 H p P «!*-•.» 1' 1 0 a Kon Cutror, Dormody a-ided his own rf .,,,..-,,, .<.. (2 0 0 .Saturday Sweepstakes Class A: Ed tory, Stevo Mouse foot tho hits by ;FJfl!i>;tli*i and (Jcntiiio were Olmits tUi f,(. rf .,..,,...,.... Q D 0 Ifd IE eauso in the seventh by 0 Peterson 77*13—64; Ev PoatwaH 7S- Echo Lake Country Club D ami 10h iir» m. ^n^wt: 1* J. Jimoib- singles but Bruce GiBlta and Glenn wasted i& iha ilaonl Jfeino pkyed fhoir wa-fc! fib t..,.,,,. 0 Hen, Wâ;jCl^ J-JMijru;h«r, Wj Sf 13, [(IP 441+iai-lli Hi » 4 * JJ 0 0 Pf'U-ipuKll off from first to third on a jwrfect A 0 »-67j Ed ©twWpSr,, 70-a-~«i; Ralph second place in -the Stnlt'h won ttw aocond afml 4lttrt|. wonst dtfferwjo off tfto eeason, fcotn- n M i t t ti ., 1.5 B 0 Bailey, 78~10r-«8. Class B: Bill M iiiul 1*2 The fkst, donbJ:'. H. ^ J3; It, 10 ixi Ckmroy CEMUMIIX! on homo fm* tht* Insur IP * * 0 Q IIFHI IH*OHH1: It • * 0 0 19—67j topi CaiaSian, 85-17-68. tho WiHtow <3rovQ pool. Echo Lake's t ;i 14, no m. l. Dave tiJie second of Jool ffartoy &nd + * + o 0 run :is the Union third basenum was twiin W; a. Iff. iM'ortftm, W; H, ond of fclio ithreo i^Miens used by —• ..... '! fl fl record -now ©tods iat 2-1 while Wil- f y unahln io gel Ixitrk in lime to hantHc ("JuUihiov 21> .. t.. * Q 0 t W WS WostHold wa Uio Imhig pttdmr, A n it 8 0 low Grove Is winEess i$i three mcots. •I-R HIHl .n, fi** »»<• fci'OIIHt! t* 3 . The boys 14 and under also de- tho l!hrow, 0 0 lihHHK1^ W; % î. -UaniBil«n, -Wj 3, great com(H>ack by Wostlleid in tlie ftnyoium Bill Napkv.nnd Dmiy Trimmer got ^'"stflohl 000 Merchants Take tho'a victory -wass paced by a . Donn, K. I17.U feated Bradford, Buddy Robinson, olshtti ironing wSjon ihey scored 301 iwo hits npieft! with Trimmer being Union . ooo aweep of the four diving events and JHVIffffi Peter Cook and Scan Kolly ww> inHiroo tiirnes, two cornJwg irt on Rich Otrls, !3i2 iiiwl iindnr: 1. WMI- robbed oi' uva more on living catch- 'UN lour heavy scaling in fhe girls' events, ^ IS; a.singles. Both doubles teams adso de- Pi^paccb's tilple, woiit for arcugfot AH n II 0 0 HTkof, Mf ii. "J>. Cl es by the Union outfield. m ,. ,,, , h. ,, 3 Two Games foe&t raoo of the day came in 'lnk, w. n:».wi. . . feated their opponents. as BiiyinuH! inxke ttw tie in the of ..,., 2 0 1 iiU , * 0 1 the iboys' 1142 SO meter freestyle, , 1& iiud •un*l(n*J 1. Jay Mic ninth when iBob Cera Hi u honw mn. iih i. .». i. ....,!.... & Mikes Clemen I s completed tte 1 ' * •- ^ «i^ -» .• .* ()• 0 0 ^ Westfiold Merchant® defeated as Wttaw Orove's ©a-ve Biitler held , H; 2 i i the EHzatoeUi Colonials B-3 amd 3^2 tH, ilfl-17: ^. (Both fiuHtiiia.rffer, Irvdngtcn game with a strong two hit perform* 0 off ia sttrang challenge £rom Scott )r*ttttdl cf ,,, :tt 41 *-• i • i » 4 < i J|« ^ !J5- 0-, 0 Sunday jn County League games. Douglas sof Echo Lake to wlsn iai 32>7 15; li< noi). iUciirter, IS. tf2ffi5. night The wjimes* of Iht* gome ...... ^,... -ii since. In addition, Clements won 'his ]J ,,,„,,,„, »i ^ 0 0 yoys. 13-1?: 1. ttuiuly Jones, IS; 2 Diving Title Bayomw Saturday .,..+ > 4 i own game, catching the Union Meld 0 0 Don Mutz, Wc^fiei(i High Sdiool PieM, Uvfajgsbon, They completely off guard by dropping ph ...;, .., ii- 0 0 opener tm a five-run salvo in (thecaptured two blue libtwnfc: Bave 0 State divfog champion, won the gain Sunday SI ,, sixtlt..iw^fcT^toj?pe ruiw crossed Buftar and Tom Weigtey «f WMlow _,_,.!, 110 and under, lfl& tn. a successful two strike squeeze bunt Aran eo l!b • M.«i. u...... , o W, iKellh WflfflB 1 The Merchants ibrntied Ww Coloni- ley, Wendy Udm, Eloiie McAttliffc, Wrls, iIO ami undsf, 1QQ m. championship at an AAV meet **?td AS Warbawgh ia [lie second inning. 3b J2. (W* lletiix, S. Cacolt, C. xjolt 1 11 !.- .„,, .,.,. me Wailbrecker, mist M«He Wai- al the tMSndowasfcln Swkn Okrii last iBolh Wcstfield pitchers wero back- 3 0 als, 2-0, after the fourth inning of I*. Bujffjer) 1:17.0, Mrs* Smith Leads 0 2-b 0 bwecker of J5dK> Lake, A, It and ac» 200 m. medley; weok. H*>b Collins, representing the 0 0 I the second game. Dunkei cloutod a vk Cf .•,.,,,,i,...u. Ii o ed with strong iraficld support with W, (N, Swonsoti. F Bonder, D. IBut- local *Y' pushed Mutz all the way 0 0 0 ft well-hit single, driving in two nms, IOP, J. ahuifleld) i2:10.3. Bcbro lib ,.,., 4 Jeff Stewatrt Jlaving H assists, 8 D 0 Results: In Gtetiiiurgt Golf nvney p-rf .. ,. 4 0 to tie the game. Bob Voge& blasted .4, n and 1C, <•>...... fl X a solo home run in the bottom of the (IS, McAuUCCe, I-.. 'Bender, M- Wai- of divers. Mrs . Kent Smidi of Mountainside 3U I out at 3rd, 0 0 ant! under, I wUUh fros: 1, M. breckur D. "Walbrocker) 2:41.0. rf ..*.,...*.,.. US 0 ,,.,„,„,. I seventh for tite winning run, D'Amico, W.; J2. A, Wabbrockor, S; In a special 12 ted foe Class A pLayesre at the Glen- Honry p ,.. a 0 rf 0 3. H. Bc<:htolt -W, ,N.i O5(jyn, 13 unel "ll, liDQ in, mtstlleyt 0 1 •Wcstficld has 11 wins slid no toss- ( J3, - plac- Lehtonen of Westfi&M wa» second Providence Sunday. Union 000 000 ft—0 SSanuirmk-l !b * •» :i 0 S years, 2^ m free: 1. Xr, iW«l- S. Boutillier) 2;i2S«B. 000 0 O brackcr ih '2. Kyle Holt Wj 3. K. fj ]iii and J-i, ^00 m. Ireo: Et ing fourUi. Marie Walbrecker was in Class B witii 6fl and won low aoff 908MI O'ponnel If--cf ,..,.^,T 4 fl FiiMuy Q -20.0, (K. Brown, K. DouKkus, A. Maxwell, fourtti in (hie girls' 11-12 age event, putts wittt 34, 00*—• Simon Ibj .>,-,.,,...,.. <3 1' •S and l-f», 25 m. (butterfly: H, Usa S. Farley) 3:37.4. Miller -2b „ .,- 0 0 0 BciKior, Ej «. B. CroCton, Wj 3. 1\ Keliey lib .- ^ w* 3 1 Bafftfur, 13, 20.2. 0 Nomahegan Triumphs Over Clover Hill PeiifrmtK} an .* »* * ,„...,, 4 0 U and IS ffO m. butterfly: 1, D. MatloHS, Ron rf , # 1 Wulbrwker, K; 2, M lUalnz, 33; 3, 0 Nomahegan Ewfenmors faced their .T. .Itonwui, N; )2, tD. Boeder, Kt 3, p .«. < *.•...! S qi'lltf. iLtolt, iW, 40,9. ' T' KO.SS, JII, lju-ttet'fly: 1. 8. second lea^tte o m. fly: Oirlst. 1. K. 2 ,11 and ae 50 m, TiKt, .V. Boy,t, 1. G. Kl.-iifea, G; Dqknel rf ,, *. ...*,,,,,* 4 ; '2. M.- Waibrecker, K| a. Kerry Springs. Vogel rf ,.«.+ .* 1 1 >V 45,7. 2. n Mftnsrll, 4V; .», K, Kneilhor, N. J O 2 KJ iiiul 1!, SO in fly: QMs, 1. J. Koppler !P-2b ««,...,.., 5 0 13 nmi a-I '50 m. bu^k: 3. Out of 20 Mtvkfcui events, Noma- 1 rim-lion, o; ^. j, UiXoy, N; 3. W. Miirkx Jib-K t ^ - * ^ . -,,. 3 McAulEf-fo, K; ti. atiiry iGlnnfleld, f>orne &h »». * r,,, * ^ 3. itobyn l&uglaa, J3, 14,3 hegzm'had (twelve first place wmuors, Mumn, C, i-tayn, J.. K( Condi'lHo, JN; 3. I h ,M. J.-inlsmi, O; 3. n. UnrtlnwrK. Turner c ...... 4 ...... 1 1 y ten second, tami seven third, Five Ifi-rU SO ill. fry; GIKLs ].. J. fttrlck- '6 and under, *1 width -free: 1. Cal f Ktitli lb a 1 a er, O; 2. K. ComlTllIa, N; J3 K. Kcyes, (3 Farley, K; fi. tnt,j Kendall, Wt 2fl,7. of the freestyle relays a lso went to <\ Mays, 1. j. Fi!ujt?h*s, C; H. B. tPr*tch, l-Jowarth p •..,,,, »,.,, 2 7 yuarw, ''i wMth-n fiJi}c; '1. 'J^teva Nomahegan teams with Clovor Hill C; 3. K, -|>0 Jonff, N. 3'5 S Bender, E; 2. iiJlil U-vUociHe, W; 3. taking the eter tiiree. KRRKNTVIXB ColonlalH, OftO 02H ted lAAiltanta 'W, i20.fi, S mid unrtcr 100 in. Merchants 003 005 000 S y«ars, 2S HI, .free; I. Kon Kardos, W; 2. 13, iiosltc, K; 3. 31. -biigser, E, Kent Condrrlb of "Nomahesa-n set H-Irl«( C. Wa 1 nflfor, F, Chentt*. J. i«'y*t, K. Kdcltuer, J, ISnartf, E, 1ST. itwo now pool records when lie JL Bartfilc. COLONIALS anil 10, 25 .m. ffoe; 1. Warn touched cut Mike Jamison, in the Jl ii.iicl Ki, 1(1(1 m, NtMnrtliemiti g a H l, W; a. S. Stimb, 38; 3. J. , W, 16J, J. i'Vstfi, 1>, Morm.iinF T. J-tyrne, Ittiy rf o 0 boys 13 asnd U SO m. free and tfce O'!.h>«uiel U .,,, 4 a JU iirul l!2t fiO m. froo: 1. 'T>. Butler, Skliith. Clover -Fill? ti^ys, O. Oxloy, o 1 W; 2. S. Douglas, B; &, J. Mll^ld 50 .,.,.....,, 3 ! Three Qualify Johunueit rl . *».....fr . •> 1 Judy Hugbes and Hick Rosa of Beadle aa .....»,.< 3 1 Jones Wins Dive EL Clovor Bil\ took first m êlr ImcH* L Keppter of -•*«»*** < »»<«• 3 1: 1 Marks lui\l*-el p • ... i ••,«•* i. mi > 4 wiomug relays, Vogrei tf ..,,»«...»....•? 0 0 0 0 Craig Jones, Mike Condrilk) end OM"J«, S iuid under, 2f!t m free: Craig Jones of to Westtield Y, 0orn# 3b <...r S •D. ICoctlcr.N: 2. C. -Wainnrer, K; 3. Turner*c »», *# 1 0 Tiny OMidrilto attended tlhe AAU JJ, .Bornlmntter, C- -Hoya, 1, M, who recently won *he Junior Oiyrn- MMiller 2b ...... ,„,, 0 0 3. H. pic 1M2 age group dive, inavekd —* Junior Olympic Swtanfcng and Div- C. to Albany, N. Y* &atu«iay ami won Colonial a Oil© too 6 ing champions^ ips Saturday at .ff-!f)( 25 m. free: srlrls, 1, N. Merchant* 000 Latem, N.V. The first place win- Hldnth. N; -2 DD. Han'born, C; 3. J,the li-12 ^6 Regional AAU diving Hit—Vofirel, Bon IMatfcsz; FLit?es, €, versi^ Ê Term, swimming and div- und II 50 m. free: girls, 1. J. the University cf Tennessee in ing iadUiett. Tkm We»iffeld bays and , G- 2. J. l.upley, N; 3. W Knoxville 6his &iturday to compete More Sports Morun. Boys, 1, K. Condrillo, N; 2( girls competed against swimmers in M. JemlsAn, -C; 3 B. IM W in the first National age group div- 16-a7, '50 m. free: Girls, 1, K. Con- region one wh-idi covers an area /aimf of the year on ing championship® ever lield. He tocSudlBg New tte**ey, New York, drillo, Nj '2. J. Strieker, C; 3. A. will compete ag&W U*e lo$) divers Hurley. Boys, 1. R. iStryaiia, N; Next Fage Conn, and the New England states. S, J. Hugrhes, C; .1. B. Jemisfin, C in Hie country. ; ' " S and yn<3er, 25 m. fly: Glrle, I. Jones and Tiny Cowhillo were first place winners and will go to Tennessee to compete wtth chain- pfoiw from the twelve other reigi&ns. Golem old car to trade? Expenses wi'li be paid by the Quaker Oats Co., wtiich sponsors the events, SAFETY CHAMPION Sfiko CandHllo placed fouiî in the 100 meter freestyle in a field which included three boys who broke the

put you standing region one record. His 1 r time was a fin« 1:02:4, Tiny Con- NYLON CORD TIRES drillo established a new region one . \ in q racfory-fresh record in the 100 meter backstroke with modtrn wnptrountf high ptrformntci trttd dtsign with a time of 1:18:1. Jones out- pointed many fine divers from region one with an outstanding diving TUICL1JS ILACKWALLS Tunmt WHITIWAIU Twt Ford-maybe performance. SIZi wmmmmmmmem -i. Earjelr this season feiNe w Jtsrsey in Tin Junior Olympfc ernnpetition, Mike eso-13 qualified first in the 50 metier free* • 21.00 1M0.S0 «24.25 M 12.12 1.92 for less money style with ;«' Mustang best seiter,,. aH loaded o:©^ witii Better Ideas. Hurry* "ffl-r Hurry! Sale ends Sat.. Aug. 31! Don't miss out

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Tllie {ouriji period TDill MfivWn iT, Mirco score, led Clnss A Jn a Iwiwwimwil, AiMjnwiJ'wi by iho Vnhm At Regional Disk ; 'Savon ircsiwrtto woro sot, four by (i-Wl nii'lH of lusLimcUon for Ms ago group will f])3ny ngirin&t pitii* toumamont flt County Piwk Cwmnlsalcm, at tlm For Mitntfcwiwtoki swimmers «nd •tlw'oo open Monday, Hw Union iriffli 2. Jt'it'kl*! Wiuntlf Ht llt.Z Kciio Luko Country Cluh la&L week, Hill C Entiies by UlgbfandLws, In two of iliie events, \), 3, Kuthy TrlHililo II Observation of classes for tho J)iff_ i rs, R, lt fiorrcit M, Mr.% Ohaitte two marks wens £ct U fa =ft-o4 Htylo rjfl; 1, Jim prosont Inatructiotwil group wfH IHJ f ckwo Aug. 5.' nui If, Sii., •2. iMHto Ocrmuk M> 3, s?id MHS, A, WWIurn'Rose wore tfamiy Bra^kcr, of urn<> tN"Bii!ty M*. held -tomorrow, The iioys* aeiUova- of ciirriwtliu 3 witii plus 'two and Mrs. County who bitko iiho record fw Je-aûe swim- btittnrfly SO! J, Wan- menta will be In #he main olfke ol of aind of ay CtnUltran 'H, 49,8 (pool record), .MeFaddom won JOAV puMa* 29, but w4w am mot mers In meets at ftlehlancl in tho i\ Laurie BtHvniimu M, :3. Vicki Ola- the Y following Uidr class Friday, fy &s kis hs-ln^ Four U(jd for first in Class at members «jy piMValc club, and Title B-10 girls' 25 meter butterfly y froeatyltvlOO: 1, ,Once again, Bruce Etol'ldwsr will I of iho B ifrno »f 18 Jl secfrnds, Whlfcty M, H.lii, 2. Oeorsa teaîi fche f beginiimg swimmhie minus one. They were Mrs, are yemrs of ago and ovw. Ad of second in the same race, Highland's M, ;t. TftiU Wllflon -H^ classes. Between seventy-five and Morton, Mrs. Burger Egencs^ Mrs, The of .W-t'l Girls InMterfly SO: 1, Con- C. C. Sduitee and Mrs. W. D, Jackie Wdeudl oys have been served ship Eight wiii start Aug, 18, with high schools two a Highland nwmboa1 accord at •ITlK'lilnnd}, 2, Kqthy SRVaifo H, each of tire-first toee sections of d&n. Next at minus two, wee .(&$ see&nd rauud, Aug. 24, and the u 3737.BB Ol 1)t ;3. Sally WWHnms R. L. Sutmaa and Mrs, Jock Heaftly, of , Imke ers involved is being carried out. an atittanal thr«e-day campout each period. The Ififi faoys are divldfd Country Club Friday, Miss MeCar- (peestyle and in the ii-ia girls' but- nt H. AH David Cart of ifee Jonathan Day- into tribes according to their ages, aitft each trllw is led hy ter%, Nancy Ctettggan of Highland y oke &0t , won thiBe games lost week to rell, representing 'Metuehen Country mature leaders. Bus routes through Wcstfield and Myers M, SiS.B, 2, Jim jWescaat K, Club, ôt an 62 to carry of! theton faculty is tfoe director of the won with :a pooi record o£ 40.fi. WiUo Brooksr (M. -win the CtaMfofd Inviitational Tourn- County Swim Meet project. munities bring the boys to camp and return (Item in ihe late after- UG flnil under 'boys medley relay Helen Hawes trophy* noon after a swim at the Wcstfield Y1WCA. Some openings ore still IResuks: 100; 1, M I ivflfJ wastk In (fccGurL ament. "•-.• •0, Boys freestyle: ,1. -Doug1 Ger- Schramm, JMaulty, 'MoDanleD, night, they (tefpaled a râmcy t^timer of Baritot Valley available iit the HU period, August 5th through lfiih and thote in. man U, Iit.1'5.. a. Gary Booth M, 10 and mfiUer girls Creestylere* Set for Aug. 21 finished second wltii B4 a«d Ann Contentment is a warm sty ior should register at the Weatfleld YMCA as soon m 3, afoul Hancock If. i0 G-trls freestyle: < PUinfield team, H. Tuesday and 1, iBol>by hou Smith H. The 42nd Annual tfafon 85. f 7 Boys freestyle: 1, Karl -Fernan- lIS Soya meaiey relay SDO: 1, Joseph's, in the last half of the 3e» », 2fl,0f '2, SVlark McsMamis H, Hlghimid fP. TMigun, K iêonard, E J Meet will be held at the In a nitie-hole tournatnent ft»r nov- ? GHrls -freeatyEe: I. Kathy '"Weaver Myei*. J. Bice) 3:07.8, flbsttit- 5-4. SatLtrday, in the final M, 84.5, t2, Kutliy aui'ton H, 3. Karen game, West&eld pounded out 14 hits Bahway River Paîc Pool, beginning ices, Sue 'Boutililer of Echo i*ake Merrill H, 1W«'I(2 Girls frecatyte relay 200: 1, with women's competition Aug. 21aclge, d Cynthia Heartel of Fackanack tDivltse:, boys -1Q and utttJer: 1, HighiAikl (Betsy I*ytiifff Nancy MOJC- to toeat 4ihe Cranft^d Steva Sutiram .M, 76,30, 2. Bruee Qo£t Connachte, Nnncy GalllKatu Vlvki lft-7, West*iei# flL Bev B. Benles, c. &&1irter) 2?2Q.0, Each gome produced a deferent under who played 18 bate* and 27 Bnte H, Xdnda 3-ey ;H. tlUVl atria tree»tyte, relay .3W: 1. competition at 6:30 p.m., followed newcomers who played nine boles. 8 Boy« freestyle £5: it, Paul H«aly rrwilasvd f-Marty CfcUd*, I-ynn S&lck- two for We^fieM. Era Hiorne, ha? ^.^ -{iGa&tic .record tit H'!g;h- son, Batsy Aspgar, trf* MM by *he swimming events at 7:30 p.m. , e, $a>hn KraHona-M.^3; David itmnt"' TtffTwr, smd Jay Boyle pror vktoi WestfieW with exce\>t:ional Competition h open only to ama- Local Golfer Wins fdUNng. lt» three registered 57 le»rs who are residents of Union National Award .stpttcoouts far V nine hole women golfers held a longest Otani-Stevens made* it one set and girts, sine years of age IWrty-fiv© ywm people a by titkmg a 5-2 lead, lotttng drive event lent week, Mf^, Paul older, who ate residents oj in a **ce# touman>eat ait Bobick won which was next three ganws to make it 5-6. Ciasa A and Mra. Horace Stevens miHiitjmWp in the Watchung held at the,«** o< the tfoif cimk- oo the back rtiw. Mrs. James Hogy They tiiCTi t^t:e«>«l_uj», wimiins the sponsored by the Union Counl : T hod i»w putts POSTER thii »eri«l **ew •! Uie Orlft D*m and lurroundltte are* la eleventh and ^prfWS*gameis to » _ ••it''- the'""Wj 7 ^_ . _-• : v-î t. 'Gibpons, winnftr «v ti>e front ntae •-* As in the first two sets Foreman- covered al! biases wk. •' •> jtanw with two hita. Saiatmooe, a Ug Boys 12 and unifer—Fred Boas 55, the somUfir>al3 ^nê ltani*«*ve«i It M net êcenaary to hare anvi* year old, had a tower- Jim Bendar 64. Boys 13 oaid ove^- ot» ridii^ experience to become a tag «MI rai bemw In *ne first had taken tie meawr* «jf Get/pg& Jkn Wollnr 46, Kick Aekerman 48. *•" The troop M formed into r Esposito-Ktta Althausen, 6-lf 6-2. Gjnk 12 sed under—-Nancy F-artey afternoon 4be men's Ang- for At 18 fTwmbcrs of line team, man- 55, Wendy Betas ti*. G4rk. 13 and even fish like a choice, *1H befiiti ot one and wh'onwd riders, and ag«rs C. Schrope, Bay Burw and ove^—Sue OoutfiKkr 56, Cldtdy Har- s o'clock and a laTge mimber of the imtmotlon is gfven acewxfas to Bob Perica, w«re awaited iW ris 56. fa eM each squad's degree of burmmm- pfaoe trophies. > The regular weekly tourttiiment fber taam wBl ti&x& pftrtidpate inof *he Jiuiiors was held as- a steoke App]ki*xm wm oiso be available Ifae Iri-oounty tournament Whk^t Is play oompBtiffeitm. Wfewer vae Kick ' The m for th* Wa*rfn«>g Senior trwi> ftxr to fUrt Saturday. Wcetfk«:d9 first Ackermaa kilter In tht1 hail* ,*rf a tipsy driver, and girls, thirteen yuan of 9g« game wJil be atfainat St, Joseph's was Joel Farloy witli 624547; and says Motor Club of America's Safe- wver, who have had previous at 4he Scotch little •tNi-rd was Mike Fakonet wftttt ty 'Dep^meint, It kill* innocent experience «KV) me proHdmt at 1 p.m. 11-73, and fourth iltoger Da5ey strangers as well as fts pocupeittft in entering. Th^ troop will consist 9148-73, k tpri.trdiji-d only by the hobU* of fifteen hears of wfvftiKied instrt*c- i tism in not to tuotner, o«Ause one opens its cup and tak» it-in, while the other It is esuinatea tnat Chalk Bluff ckw« itielf, and the drops run oft in Arkansas contains enough chalk »-:HeErjr Ward Beecher to supply the nation for many years.

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The Suburban Handicap, tlie Suburban Handi- traditional Independence Day cap in 1889. On that occasion Jh« feature at Aqueduct, has a story- was sppxtfog the silka of Ail- Notice To Hunters laden history which began in gust Selmont. r .r 1884 with si horse named Gen. Baceland, Miss Woodford an4 Monroe afc Sheepshead Buy, One Hanovei% had all been bred at Don't Woit til Pall for Repairs «nd of the stories conceits a horse Ezekiel F. Clayfs Bunnymeade Pardon us for carping on a tired subject, but anybody likes a named Raeeland, a durable geld- Fanvi and Kacelaitd was, under choice. Fishermen will tell you even the finny trib« wants variety* ing recalled today p.g one of a peculiar circumstances, one ol HUNTING AND FISHING LICENSES quartst which gave the fabu- Turfdom's all-time bargains. And we think people deserve better than that! lous Dwyer Brothers title to the Consigned to the yearling sales So it behooves us at! to keep advertising afive, For as adver- top toav money-winning horses at Lexington, Eaceland was in the 1890's. The so-called bought by a horseman named tising flourishes so flourishes Competition. And where there's "Brooklyn Butcher Boys" owned Joe Ullmun who later recalled: competition, you, the consumer, fare fetter. And that's no Ki-ngston and Hanover, top win- "The bidding had just begun at fish tale. ners amons? colts, Miss Wood- $200 when a shooting oceured i&rdf ieadimg money winning: outside. Everyone ran crafc and COLONIAL SPOUTS CENTER filly and the first horse to win I shouted $225. and the auction- over $100,000 sn the U. B,t and eer knocked him down to me Haceland, a gelding who even- joining the curious ON THI cncii • mi pmmm m tm n*& tually retired with a recoi-d of throng1," tniman, later sold Eaee- TO victories and $116,031 for Jand to Mr, JBelmont for ? 17,500 MO mtiH Am J3G; starts.. However,' Kacelatid &n<\ the Dwyers alcqmrecl Sim' lhe Westfield Leader I'll*© 8 TIIK WKSTHICMJ LKAIHHl, TJUmSHAY, AUGUST I, H), of Lkidan £*nd iliiiidy StaUxw 1», liwi wi-SH to ueoom- YoutliH Fined Mrs. Peach News - Crop Best in Years Critical Mass Wins Band Battle owrasr i«Hm «n Stow of New Ywto. Judgo Jjtck J, CiunHIo Kor s h iUi or 4op|M»d wiih www>L, .sour or More Mm* r2f>0 Wcstfiold A«trey, WhilHoy Downcsr, Inkefl ix nn]io vniued ai $^f,Ofj and l 1 1 Detective U, Holmii BoJl find Pi\- County limm S 1111(1 IISV Hu i'ipC.Sl (MM l>leirH> dumpli-ngs, at of fcho 1M?HI y ripo om-s .shoukl even! nwl Barry JSvwott liotpcd furosted Homl ' j! ones ; for ti Uio \wnwcr by populai* vote, hi cix>KflJW>l*ng flio pm^iunn, day- rkH in Cherries Jublioe, Tills i,H a cfHote* Uiktm tiWv.cWy form tuilrl Hit'y rtyvn. ami will !x> I'witinx^d at sxn August COOH ami wive?* who *nssfoi t»nif(T W'lWJt UlO outsliaiuHtt^ ovent was s|wn- Siovo (.'roft, Joe Columbo, Mr. mid l. of AK Mtm. Thoy 1**HCI llK'nisolves to'u vn- by ihc Mnyw'a VotiWi Council Mva, 'RcriKHi «hmos-t Me in yom1 local iiit'iy of tvi'fptis mill wifiiain vnt«- wtfcli lh« guNliwicc of Westllcld Juy- John i'teitty, Mr. «nriei\ TINTV «n> oil hi- duirehtss and youth orgoni- llttynioiid McKontoo, Dan Cox and jji Unil boUi of l A.s an iippKizt'f, avrvo peaches w, pktimod, publicized anti con- Mr, and Mrs, Hubert Mwrow. B£DOUARS IK; favorulUu ihw n«is with fruit, .sudi as dueled this event ibeini^lves end Othoi's vAw conteitnilied to the , for l.lw! vnrie* rhs, for n colorlul suninn-r cmnpole. wBi be ])IantiU^ o t h a r ovonls event wore Mityor Robert H. Mul- ijt>s, color is a gtti&l K»kti! to ({mil- slioil-Uko slifliKs of tlio throughout the summer. i-eony, PDtice Chief Jam& ftlonon, ODDS & ENDS CLOSEOUT dly when setoeliittf |>«*cho«. llwn if poadi lends iLsdf to a va- Members of the "CrRfca* Mass" and 'WustfJeld'ti Sjwoii)3 Police ioroa k soniws at WesUfcto iHIgh Scliool, not t!«nij>k»U 3y ripo, i.h»w riety of fillintfH «l.so smta4>Io for and nwiiibors •of bath Hie Rtjcsreatfoii creamy or ujramisihyellni w color witl ;tp|H't.izt*r course. Jollies or parns* d Sieve Tut-k. tead guUar; and lihe Dcpiwi-inent of Stovo Silver, lead vocalist; Rteky continue 4o ripen. Avoid jwiiflics finely tficcd gHuts or finely chopped 1 Works, wJLIi n completely gtvwt ground col- walnnLs mixed wiUi clitckoii salad Koplow, riiylhum guMai : Jeff fio- FANTASTIC REDUCTIONS or, however, because l-hase

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UNION COUNTY DRUG STOPE.INC VOLKSWAGEN, Inc. 1124-1134 SOUTH AVENUE, PLAINFIELO PRESCRIPTION CHEMISTS PLainfield 6-7400 OPPOSITE RIALTO THIATRE AmbOthed Volkswagen Cetiim mm mm mum* rum i@m tmm tm THE WESTrnSLD LEADEH, AUGUST 1, 1f»8ft See+ Social And Club News of the Week in the West field Area

Lt. Robert C. Wilcox Bridegroom Miss O'Hare Weds Sueanne Mangan, James Hoflmaster Holy Trinity Rite Pottersville Antiques r Show Aug. 1-2-3 Of Cathy Baker df Wiliiamsville, N.Y. Jeffrey Shawcross Married; to Live in Pennsylvania Unites Plainf ie!der# Jtoberi Caivra* WE- , In Church Rife Sueanno' Many Carol Ann Rau 14, weekiiwi in Au«ii»l cox of WflSfrtogtiHi, D, C, $m of Mi** coma the tonfcte touwlay of James wgmitm of •tjimtsunda JoaiMJo iL. O'Horc Leo HoffnuusUn- «A a teee thfaty Mrs. iLeon J, Wilcox of 724 1 Cam! Ann 15H»al>eUi Hnu, of antique fans nmi farteiors on ilro St., and Wss Cathy of Mi . «nd Mrs. Lawrence become Church. TITQ lH>!de b tihn daughtei- G Mm oi 73f> Scotch Platiis Avu., t\x) Calvary Episcopal Oluardi, Wil- Saturctay, Ju]y 20, of Mm, Eoboit E. jtlmiSEHi of show WK\ sivlc. Tlie »!u*w Is .became te bride Salurd-ay of Wil- In lx>Ms ihtj fire wwl N. Y, The takte is the •P, Stewersss, $»n of >M&vM N. JSrnost C. Sltawcross of 140B HoffnttostiGfr^ pareJ^s are iMr. 5lra. A. O, Gai-wood of Plain- on Houte 5J2 in Llu> vard, and Mra. Lest«r E, Hcrffmasste of of town, Boiti bulldhijjs wiW b« i>\m\ Baker of Wlttifimvtfle. Xield. from il ;i,m. until !i p m. Tho Rt. Rev. Ms^r. Ohaiios B. The Rev, Jo*m -L. Flanagan, for- i ( 3toe Rev, John H, Hazier Jr. per- Murphy was ilie celcfnuHit >at Uie Saiimfay. formed She four o'clock ceremony at The Rev, Dona'ld 'Rummel of iiie ^nerly of Holy TiHnifcy pwrM\, offi- 11:45 o'clock nuptial mms sn H(Hly (Church of the BTOthr*si, Ampler, ciated at the tea o'clock ceremony fthe Caivsny gDptscopal Church. A six Tnlnity Church, A reCepHon followed o'clock reception followed at &e Rev, Salvatore TagKa- Woity Church, A reception at the Knlgh'ts of Columbus Hall, Hoily Triniiy at the double Cordon Bleut Wtitiafn&vlttB. at H» Manor, West 0** ^ Wesiftold, ti The bride Hde & JAMES uated from Governor lUvittgston He- geat&es, N. Y., Miss Maiy Evan MRS, EOBEET C. WILCOX alcoves and trimmed at the bodice $Jsb®VB vt&e Bobest Hedden uf West- was honored at showers 'hostessed (Cathy Lee Betes) wltti lace daisies. The bomr afctîd- field, Frederick ligbt o£ New Bnms- gmzA Higih School and attended of Ardmore, Pa,, and by -Mrs. Edmund Sr., Mrs. Kietur of Harrington ant carried pink mums, carnations wtek, and L. Kaiwiolflh Hbe tffidetôotti graduated from I Japanese lanteciw. RE-OPEN AUGUST 13th man far his brother. Itebwe were wedding teip. ^Phe couple was mar- 43ie Plainfield State National .^ Kid ial tJbst Hjchard Shugcnan, smM ac- Robert Lorco* of Mj*pc*Ji, N. Y., r wed Saturday *rt « few© o'clock cere-1 jBanlBk c MKb: , ShawcnosS s was gradu- a seaUiar at Ursinus €oHe«c\ viwre tSyês oy 249 E. BROAD ST. MPB. Stuart WBoox, sisder^-law Mrs. Shea te Hie former Sharon m IK a honcymooi at Swoat*- «he lacÛea «l tbe cwnmttekity pool oaml AD 2-3423 167 ELM tt the brfcfcgroom, waB Potter, daugtiter of Br. Hill, , «ne couple wiil Waside in as a group. - » • - . g a wddcttng irip to the ond Mrs, W. Pt * trip Norrtetown, PA, now friends, renewing old Ymr \ •• -2400 Wilcox summer home at Long Beadi Hidgo Di Newark. Tte brwfe- ** to Plate showers were jbost^ , swimmingg activities Island, the couple wiU ibe at home ©ssed 4>y Mis« Kerry U*og and Miss relreslanente wetie )tfae mate is son dfMr, . fc «fthe Higcreat Heights, MdV I • tained at a rehoarsal party at Sleepy latter, and by Mrs, Gie» Mi '•DP. L- - 1 Hollow d- ^ Soft lieutenant and Mm. Witoox we jersey Optometnc Arao- Cor the eiation states; every child has to graduates of Hastfca College and Aditerman, Mrs. MacFarland he had also been graduated team ? tearb to see, just as he learns to to'%alk or talk. THe art at seeing WotfteM High Sciwai. Comn*wtaiwsl Country Ck»b. •- v f Woatfieki resident now Mug to Weds Mr. Sheeren in made up ol many different vts^ , • - at .1 ,t lieutenant Wttcox Mrs. Alan Noble was matron Bead), Fda. uaL akilU: focusing, directing, coor- ,te honor for

^ i D.C. attended by Shea J BMpr4 6he9( Jofa IMcGinty and of tfie bridegroom, and Ml »kha*i.Downey, Prospect to iiubevt H 1 "FALL-iN" _^ -1 _ _F "• ^ S •'IB. flklrt W«'v» read yovr mind and hav« what J."1*:1 - ^ *a*^! -^ •Vi^Vfcp' Sttbd#, ^ — - '- _ J. =L ... •£— Hi •V- .1. -^. (I'll ?***T I'M h V "'" W». ,- 'v -t- H h J. »* - SWVTS «M ioce was and p,» It. e you • V , L I on ttw bottom of «w skirt law, Mr». iûrence An* •4, and on the detachsê Ira in. She in at our College Shop . . . view ToWariVGarvin + #"*•>. of 112 St., Fan wood. our educated collections . . . meet the *::.' a bouquet of daisies and Mr. Andrews estortc^d the i>cide mid Mr. and *trs Chariffl T oivhitfe, *'•':•*['•'"' ''' Mre. Andrews mat£tm of honor, bright fashionable* who make up our Jr. «l I06S Lawwem* Ave. awrounce . Her attendants were goîed In , All.i.n Andrews, College Board. PS - Back-To-Colfege fuH feogtii Js'ile green t>lo«velras fee engagement of their best man for (Mr. Fashion Show, Thursday, August 22nd Linda Jane, to Harry Kapliael Oar- chiffon costumes trimmed witb lace Tlie couple has returned from & ^ ••-•'• and carried daisies. • at 8:00 P.M. vin of Le*W)Ui«4 Fa, weMng irip 4o Nortnaindy Bc^ch J ' Bira, Shea is a graduate of Alfred and are reading at 303 Prospect St. Miss Farrow tea I960 graduate of University and Mr, Shea of Fa^r-Mr. Scheeren is assodaied High School and a f -:1 tetgh DJcfclttson Utiivepsity, Sfoe is Patter Scotch Plaks. ate of Budmeft UnivcnsHy. employed by tiw Kutgefra Medical Lmarh * Dtlta** she has been a teacher ••4.- School and be with Celaaese Re- fur **« if Ei^clwh in the Modbon Junior frlole fawtir - v On Holland Trip Children'* Menu r*;*Sfc&i tttth SchooJ aot* k al*o doing grad- • Sato work. < titot&t Perry of «&? E*eeuilve Msa't -11.. J . 1. -. . 1 1 •• " 1 . V Torts Celebrate Luncheon South Chostmrt St. was given a • iMr. Garvln is a graduate of Tulane 25th Anniversary surprise ban voyage party Friday Private Fartf University and Uw Urtiv«rsdty of evening by iier aunt* Him, Harry Faclltttoi where he obtained his doc- Mr. and &Srs. Peêr Tort of 20&5 • Portland Ave., Scotch Plains, cele* Giuditt* of Prospect Sfc Pat wiH Weddlnff ft«ccptioas tor's degree. He is, at present, ia -! '•* their 25th wedding anniver- leave Sunday tot Holland wfiere, .MP to iro mm ^ngllsli depot*™** of V" 1 w _ 94 »•!• St.. V : : for the month of August, *e wttt be VntemHy at Lewtoburg, sary at a cocktail-diTiner party last Saturday night, My 20, at the Rock the guest of Seaborn Poster, An August wedding 4s planned Spring Inn In West Orange. States genewd, •Mrs, Tort is the fccitwr Eloatior f;mii]y. î ^*i According to the New Jersey 6p- Saunders of Vj^Wbwff. The tometrie Afwociatlon, a child with a waa manned at Saered Heart Church visual problem is likely to be low i D Vaflsbwg on July 11, 1943. Tliey comprehenelon of what he reads, have tiwee children, Mary EUen, r poor vision may allect a child's pos- Studio Dennis ^nd Mark, life*. Tort Is em- Uirt, and most cwUinly his person- MBS. JOHN FBAf^ClS SHEA ployed by Van Munching and Com- •Jity, (Sharon Eiizatoeth Pote) pany of NYC. DRASTIC REDUCTIONS

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He Oak AVG. and Mrs. Haymoikl Gcr- •BV&nk Tur^c, of 832 Colcmon P4. The luncheon h the son of Mr. and MTB. Paul V, open to sA\ members and guesis. Ticket /or the Soi*. lfl bia^gc parly Colbepg of Kotonali, N, Y, WHILE MARTIN JEWELERS CELEBRATES The fasjiions witl be from Tidy •wlH be on salo at the luncheon. • Miss Johnson is m graduate of Par Knits of 61 Eta St. in Wesiileld. Oouples novteo brltige will meet sippa ny -High School and too Latin Models wM linchide ^Modaroes Bruco at the homes of Mr. and Mrs. Larry American Institute, Now York. Shfi of 43 Sandra Cir. ami Mr. also aUeiutctl Drew •Univansily, Mad* WESTFIELD SALE DAYS Ashforth, IAUIS Bnemmer, Joe Burns, Roslna Comer, LUMan DuBois, Ted- Mrs. .loo -Kish of 514 (Mountain Ison. At pj^ont she Is employed at Now s the time to scoop up the biggest jewelry values of the year, All merchan- ford Hazard, Bruce iHemer, Kenneth Ave. at 8:30 p.m. tontouTOW, ,Wamer-Lamt>ort Intcmittlona'l, Mor< dise Is from our regulof stock . . . styled In the latest fashions , . , ond drastlcaHy MaOullough, Ha»Ty Osterenan, Rod- Tha evening novice bridge will rig Plains. price slashed just for thti event. Hurry in today while selections are biggest I erick Selser, Jack Shore, Robert •play ai 8:30 Wednesday At the home Mr. Colborg graduated from John Standfast, Robert Tbelssen, Richard of Mra, John Hi neon of 917 Pros* Jay High School, iKatonah, and Col- All Trifari Jewelry Vi OFF ttrabert, Hugh Tribble. William -P«< St. gate University, Hamilton, N, Y, A MARIE DIXON psydiology major, he was « member Necklaces, earrings, bracelets, pins of Sigma Chi Delta fraternity. In Marie Dixon Plans months Whon every woman spends August he will enter the iNaval Air Robert Clayton III most of her time in sborte, bokinls, program at Pensacola, Fia. Cultured Pearl Necklaces . . . . VA OFF and short dresses, excess hair tan be 6mm. to 8 mm., 15" to 30" lengths Marriage to Man a problem, The couple plans to be married Fiance of Patricia MRS, FREDERICK S. BVRD JR. upon completion of Mr. Colberg's Electrolysis can be a blessing (Sue Afin McGeary) pilot training. AH Charms & Charm Bracelets . V3 OFF On Naval Duty when a woman feek unwanted hair Porter of Maine to be a beauty blemish. 14kt. Solid Gold and/or Sterling Silver Announcement has been made by Sue Ann McGeary Affianced Mr, and Mm. George I*. Dixon of iMr. and Mrs. BaEplt R. Porter of Some women feel they don't know All r«r •,„„„* Gold-Filled Jewelry . Vz OFF 140 Windsor Ave of Che Isk»boror Me., have wwtounced the alt the answers remanding electroly- of their daughter. Miss Mairie Dixon, etigdgemenfc of their daughter, Miss WedsF.S.Burd By Wfnard/ Krementz, Danetraft, Bailou PdU-icia Porter, to Robert E. Clay- sis. But witii the advanced method to Keith Alan W«Udm, aco of Mr. and equipment perfected by tiie and Mrs. C. Roger Wotkto at Plato- ton Iir, son of Mr/and Mra. Robert At Nuptial Mass All Men's & Ladies' Stone Rings 1/5 OFF field. An engagement party was E. Clayton of 13 Ddris Pkwy. Kree organization, it takes exactly given in honor of the couple at the A Sept. 1 wedding in Islestoro is 1/6 of « Gooond to incapacitate? the Birthstones, pearl*, onyx borne of (be bride-eta* « parents. planned. At &n eleven o'clock nuptial mass We center of the hair so that it Saturday, Miss Sue Ann McGeary, 'Miss Dixon b a graduate of West- The bridretect is « graduate of can never grow back. TWs method SiIverplated Revere Bowls w corhom VA OFF Held High School. Istesboro schools. Her fiance is a daughter of Mr, and Mrs. 'Thomas K totally and so mild thete J. McGeary of 606 Raymond St., 7 most popular lizas from AW* to T2" dia. Her fiance, a graduate of Plain- graduate of WesUk?W High School , i •-•'• *•'* i became the fcride of Frederick S, School, is a seaman in and attended Yankton Cottege, Yank- only a Owting of warmth ton, S. D. Burd Jr., son of Mr. and Mrs. Burd Solid Gold Antique Style Jewelry V* OFF the U. 6. Navy. He is f like a gentle touch to the skfo. Troat- of Rockaway. •ix months uea duty fa the Medfo*- menta are fiven only by highly Genuine stone pins, earrings, bractleU, pendants ran&an following training in Davi*. Tepper's Salon trotod The ceremony was performed in Vttte, R. I. Holy Trinity Church here by the Offers Eladrolysis Topper'a ot PlatafieU gives a cocn- Rev. John' Murphy. A reception fol- Baby Jewelry .... VA OFF (No date has been mt tor tt» wed- pttmentary ioonulta«kn in tbek- kwed at the Kong George Inn, Mt. lockets, eroiMt, bracelets Espcciatiy o>Birng the summer Bawty Satan. Bethel. • Mary Jean WcOeary was her Men's Jewelry ...... VA OFF sister's makl of tartar. Bridesmaids were Alias Maureen (MoGeafy, an- Linkt, tact, tie bars, buckle*, money dipt/ key chain* ' other Sister, and Mrs. Thomas J. McG«a*y *-. siater-i^iaw of the PAMELA ANN JOHNSON bride. Robert F. Bunt was best man for his brother Neil Burns&de, ootEto Single Adults Meet FOR WESTFIELD SALE DAYS of tfee bridegroom, and Lowrervce The Singles Adults dub of Uiton Eotundo. brother-Maw ot the bride- continue their aotiate every Wed- groom, and Thomas and John A, nesday night at Giro's Cocktail ITUUUUV1 .McGeary, toothers o£ the brfefe. Lounge ai Springfield. AH eingte. Ushered. i divorced and widowed people ere WESTFIELD OTtasrotti Following a wedding trip to Ber- invited -to attend these gatherings. ELM & QJIMBY STS. IN CtANKHtO A GIGANTIC muda, the couple wj3d Uve in Kar- Dancing to a live £ve-?iece orches- AD 2-6718 Ppany-Troy H£Us. tra starts at 9, and fflridaih and The bride is a rcsoarcfc fissistaot hors d'oeuvree are served tivough- I Store Hourtt Mon. 9 to 9i Tu»i. thru Sat. 9 to 5*30 Schenng Corp.t Btoomfiekl. Her out the evening at a small club ClmlW hustwnd is employed by Sancte Inc. mens Sale Jo Hanover. Hie bride was honored at numer- ous partka prior to her wxtttoC- Mr and Mr*. Edvravd Utbaa of ON ?S6RVE YOURSELF" RACKS Dov«r, uncle and aunt ot the groom, enteit&iiied Jtdy 4 at a f«n ip shwwr waS «w*tt *Kftj, .1 1 RAINBOOW 19 by Mrs. John McGeary, aunt o?! tho bride, ^t her homo at 216 Wat- Chung Fork. Mrs. John S. Batwld of Raymond St. was hostess at a sdiower July 24 and the attendants of the bride boated -a cocktail party for the couple July 20. A rehearsal dinner was feki Fri- day evening at the Town and Cam* pus, Union.

RED CROSS - JOYCE - LIFE STRIDE r To Be Bride AMERICANA - SOCIALITES - COBBIES

AND 99 NOW i I Vdu« to $19.00

LARGE GROUP WESTFIELD SALE DAYS

WOMEN'S ITALIAN SANDALS MISSES - JUNIORS - YOUNG JUNIORS - LITTLE SISTERS All Now $7.99 VoliMt to $14.00 COATS from $5 SWIM SUITS from $5

i ASSORTMENT OF —Chapleau-Osborno JEAN LOGAN SCHAUB SUITS SLACKS from WOMEN'S SHOES ON TABLES Miss Jean Schaub, from $3.99 2 Pair $6.00 Former Westf ielder, DRESSES SHORTS from from Engaged to Wed SELECTED GROUP OF SWEATERS from $2 and Mr* Berkley SKIRTS from $2 of Scarsdale, N. YM former MEN'S SHOES & ALL SANDALS Jong-time residents of Westfeid, hav«. 'announced liafey iaimw, and put on tHi im- 'l»»rum» wlih h\yn niwl limit iiriuriwd to out* ui iR-oûvolt Toon Ooirtoi*. Autlrtsy poiiy. Tho cMklJ^n mm skfla. Yaaktehm, our refMissontsUvo form sulUi and pkiyud lit the provised cowf)oy lhi n;mm. y 1'ufimm JHHI tiro tjusfel Jwlr; to 400 ibis week. The uvumfa, AN in dl'evwyone had lots (Mr Imiy hrmttffcf. IHIIu ftrln Duly flltti wtKJk w«s gimt) und OIIWJ eu!«ln of fttn w\A wo hope to m on onJ^foraon- , placed third In a very A Surflwuril uitd ^Miebox fi Totoy wilh wn« rhnwti as-M tenPink ; Ptim ygwundcra dlspi»yt*l tlwlr other competeve ibid of Hula Hoopers, also JKHU. liiMa i>mvod to 1MS €i McKINUW good iidivlty for Ilia elslkimn to , U\wfo Poutona, JHm i'tôd HUÊHSI Mivrota tailont In s Airpldnofi sof£baU team wwl Mi* OorJaoiif Tlio duy -McKinkiy's profit IN For tiw v Mrt>y; Dcntst* Goodman bracutatft and beadod of And ivy. bent ttw heat. wodc wna finally defMtitid by cKIaens of lîo week feg by m outdoor oo«k- bogciR wlfah bruikdwtMtYlntf Nnnvy ScxHtm who hml Urn Tuesday was LoUipop Day Schotif In « gsme wittcli Imve ufh>nmim n shuw and ondod tî« weok wlMi a «-l p wJik* Just leased the win, fttnfnglng tads, 'flw» m-il't p st dwdts; Hixv.cy Gfymfti little tl«) followlrtg ijtnygroujuieivi paill- fl sewing i-ecord, 23-3, d tvni^nlntf in the continued ihrttutfhmii the ww»k with Tlmrsiiny u tloll »*oll»]r (J, J1 fond llio atmfcghUsst cipablng; Knron l^wjo, Mtigtsn Mc- fihreva Wherry, OongtwUtfotlofiff to On Tuesday Washington iravek'd to 3 wvon of ifie storting nine wore miss- Joêôn to paJy Ciio prevSou^y ckmlnfi te e*o!im ^ ali KJinp croft, Htm shell pins and plpc?- air; AV|H ChiLstmnfs with Carole NcUls, Kntliy Jo •Mtnui, Susun J U~ diHt Friday with .'» Ing, the Aii#anc3 slHi liad good keep Up iha good botricn Jefferson AtepkMH?s, W Niim NrbEcs pnrEk'iptticd in 4 he pa- and Cannon Okrke with gHm, Pmita l^l^lan, Susie Kcn- rttsHy, Cunnii! Jticlô, Chartefl SUM, spirit, Friday, fclui Aii^>laitefi sur- tngton wn^lopod feho Atrptornra 23*3, Burnley's tfwtoNN mamlng MdClniey'-s soft- rade. Himv Micstt b»bl<*s wrc niHtmdaoml e wore also ribbon winners. prised Tamaqiies Sdioal <>nd foeat WHIUnn Uonouahuc, Ed Wtel, Kim 1 WASHINGTON WarfAigllwi bsaged out 23 OB Thursday 'mon^na wo Iraid our teem wits clofon-LcNi by so niU\ ft«' jipdês « warded ribbons The girls tm the playground U«sm 8-7. Jefferatm won b^rfud. 7-2 Schmidt, Cindy Preston, Ed WosU % On Motvday the erafi Jahuny HoweU (>ick^l wp Ws outid tethdâll looked tip ngnin im to j]ii <>f lUetn. Tilt? rurfestnnls B«I opportunity to display $K*lr feeau- ting, Trlcra .UrodciW, iCarcn Bro- In tira lost inning w!«m Mai Coa- win of UMJ year, Tim hitting «*«*« of whwi 44ia boys won Ilieir s n in a Usn M-»i!t>n with Loura I" leilo belted a single to ceife wtric3» was intnxlucGti: TJic jMttlnen en- llfirf dotis Thursday afternoon, , The derlck, Sliamn dtlshobn, ioyed Hie g*me fw W*as3ibg-ton were Kev- a«4 'Marl ftfw'fcosj t»ys — «Jim girts m iAw panada were} Lba Daly, Chishalm, Jean -DuvaH» Cliris stmHed ihe rftHy. Finally, elter five Pisclier a^ Toby Novec$x»ek 'Tiwi and fneofciaccs. IUKPD were in ftlates, Kevin m&wm, Phil t Lisa MotHiav Ttmrny Isaacson, Non- runs were in, BrtoT* Pet Brown, ©iano Motu^ ffenc samplos of work done l>y all Cannier and David UHtUtesr, cy Gfytm, Megan Daly, LuArm Dc- pundied a slnâ tiimu^ wm iseld at Tamnûes. Dervin, Mary Belli Dervin, Slimve Tuesday's activity was Peonut On Fdday Kevin Besle walkfped Milt, Raffalena BtiUarco, Otga Do- W-I«rry and latecomer Susie to l>pWjg Jft the w&Hilng run. Iîe Air Jarvis Colonial Dining Room Dsy. The cblltfttxt two home funs as Wasiil^gion de- Mam, MmA& f^&mio, Mary Ann planes are =a spirlk'd team and wel peanut gmnes wtildi Lincoln 0-1. Johnny ItoweH MoHcos took first place to i Kelly, Frances Agnone, Mory Ciax- Sharon and Peggy Chl^ho&n won come any challenge. 1 with tiose, Oarry 4n sixwn, Peanut «p 3sis fourth victory of the dviston, lese, Kattay CtCltlo, Avis Chrfelm«3. giant lollipops for dres^ng as kfiH- DINNER M week was JQiecitott Werfc fit aehdop, and Penmit boss. A Peanut season Against ô defeats, Brian Allison MWe, Atny end Kate i pop trees and Susie Brawn received (Continued on next page) , and the prd»pectlv« can- Hunt was iietd and fc wlnnem w'ere Kelly, Kevin McGann, and PhH Car- Kris lacason, IKmna recognition for her k>Eipop costume. 54 Elm St. • Westfield, N, J. didates for President and Vfce- Chris Lt!j>io and Sue Hossett roghor each contrfttited tew hits Mem a Romeo, Nanny The parfcidparits ihen took pott in to the atiack, Ota* nion^jers of tiw AIR CONDITIONED throe games: « lollipop fielay, a Preatfdent *^ the playgpound eonv The Pet Show was hold Wednes- Neely, Shelley Wulhons, ChartoUe paired all week Song through file team ploying weii irtcJud^d Sob PRIVATE BEACH-GLORIOUS Moslsy, Mary Ann Mtuw, Allison lotttpop hunt, -and Pass tlie iPwmy. day and the wtittusra weiê: Will afcd Bussiere, Tommy Bass, Ed MMgnid- Home Made Soup 20c fruit Cocktail 30e Tlie wiivnem of ii» kclHpop relay use of posters mkt tn»«ofl«, Th^ Ricky Russ&ll, Cindy Bonnefet, Ckidy EJcfeeitf Heien tmd Mary Ctealese, nominees were: Freitofeffit — Kathy det\ Tim Babi> smi Joey lerardl. Hene iRotella, Stacoy Hall and Lor* cadi received bublife g«m. Use iolli- and WAle Nibhofes, Nancy Jane Chilled Grapefruit Juice or Tomato Juice 20c pt*P hunt waa won by Kitn Schmidt; Jo Muim, Shrove Wliwry, Btt»y Mifl- <&8sco, Mary B«tti Ott, Nancy Tliis week Washington pl^ys Mc- Warren etta Young. Tied for first place were «nd Mary Beth Darvfo, ©a(di with eg MeEtnoy, ®nd M^rfc Me- Ktoley- Tiiestkiy and dimws ii*o Fresh Shrimp Cocktail 65c with Dinner 55c Stacey Hail «i»d Frances Agnono, Bloom, SaMy Hutchir^son and *?G68* eight, Tlie «hird and final Kfisne, ; Vioe^Presidervt — Carol ie Owfiton, Otîer perttoiipapte .were Friday. Hene HoteKa ltad the i>t^gest doil, vine, Brian ftlcCtoskey smd ATTRACTIVE RATW A IK Curt* Nancy Paftww's was ihe most dlfe- Pass the Penny, was boUi exciting Kevin mid Greg 'Beste, IU«ky and and Jun as eafch te^n kid to pass Brtwep, After &)e. campaign GRANT Writ* for 0»diurt Roast Sirloin of Beef Hkc, Nancy Gtyim 'had the nicest Nancy Crosta, Rotot Field, Jamie a penny down the Ene from one per- speeches mem givers, oii Friday '•afternoon's activity of family and Donna IHetswwtfa irad .and Glrta FieWt Regim Obtt Cindy • **"•* J, ••**«<•• *•*•*.•»** I son's iolHpcp onto thf next, 9hnfc- morring, tlie foliovrang were cliosen Homemade Meat Loaf, Bro.wn Gravy iilie prettiest -babies, HonQi(able men- Towner, O^TOI Ooerier, m& Boweavinb g giimp designs into plastic to run: Pixsident ^ Greg belts opened the fifsfch p!a-ygroimd iion buitons were awarded to AUi- * * t - many pennies Minceci Sirloin Seok, Onion Rings .— V-B v v it T • *- **• itn son Eckmt, AUrson Moore, Amy to On tteirsday we took a hike te week at'Grant. On Tuesday we Carol Levine started the week's craft of gimp, Breaded Veal Cutlet, Tometo Sauce..... FlV-HBMl Daly, Lisa Matlna. Nancy iDIDarlo Wilson iHay«rouod. A twt^l "•*HJf * *•* duded: Sharon Chaatwkn, noon with Biiy M«Sw>le"and Brian at WHswi included soflfeaH, volley- Atiihoi*gh die taniderstorm Inter- Our final ev&ifc" tot te we^c was McClo^**y being oletf&L We expect rupted wv Wild West f>ay on'Wed* 1 *)ali, ônsesiioes md & picnic Itinch. Fried Filet of Sole, Tartar Sauce.ifilll-h l-H-fl * BUT * *»• Miliwing, Su^te K^rmeUy, Co>no*e a spectacular pet show: Hie t%. Joan Bentiey, and .„»...... »...—.—-..*- Seauty nr» 4he smaitest losing, Ann fteiHley, KIMNMI Browned Beef Hash with Fjriedl Egg Kathy O'Todte's Tuffy (was small- for hate as fottows: est » tfen &nd Allison OVIoore's dog Chuck Wagon Steak, Tomato Sauce P * **•<• m 41 a***- Hs Mflrmela, Most Or>gbw» — Kim *•• Penny the youngest dog m*& Tony SclHTiKtt, Ctrt«st*-Ed WlttM, Pret- Hall's dog Ftvncftie was the Shag- Italian Spaghetti, Meat Sauce (No Vegetables) ttesi — Lofil DeutcdviMii IHOB Atw* giest, Lisa Ma&na pet jfbh were the i%y Yaftkktati, Funnleflt — Greg Grilled Franks and Baked Beans (No Vegetables)..-#«—+** tinest erttry, -Bwvise Gipodman's fish ^c!mtidtf Oddest — Rich FanelH, were *he most colorful, Allen-and STAY LOVILY LONGER with G. O. Keller's Cotton Clinic Western Omelette, Sliced Tomato— » Honorable Mention — Oiris Brian Harned's etnefcem wene the Care , . . our exclusive cotton clinic care is more than Dry Cheese best kept. The tie for fchebes t group Our Fwmy NW whim was went to H&rtey awl Amy Cozewith's scheduled for Wednesday tagJit was Cleaning. It's a highly specialized professional process mode gerb^s and Tim Haraed's an- cancelled because of rain. We were r Arnold Roll served with Butter ny Kelly's rooster and raSît. Hon- all sorry we eouWn't turn off He to order for cottons, blends and miracle fabrics. Tired limp orable mention bu(*Ki« were, given rain because we were looking for* garments are restored color-bright with their original drape to WiKy C^ynn's tiwtle, Rate; Dan- ward to die fun, of Two Vegetables iia Tietsworfch's cat, Fui; Leslie end Thursday JofiTersott and Taroaquea and body, to take on a 'like new" appearance. Try this Tracy Bead's dog, i^tfy; Pam Good- pkJy •grounders joined togeth*?r in a Oelfciout Pie* 25c Layer Cake 25c tee Cream 25c man's iurtle; Roberta Lee's dog, picnk at Tamifques Park, Before expert service todayl Wtifcy and P^fcer Matfa»'« dog, Sherbert 25c Custard Rice Pudding 25c Jello 25c eating, Jefferson snd Tamaqy« I.O.KIII iirs Prfnce. in ^ softbaU same and a Coffee 15c Tea 20c Milk 15c Buttermilk 15c Tiw pfeygpound dosed early Fri- game, ttiese ©anae§ wxxwed Lit* Mf tLoiUAfdnc* f894 teed Tea 20c Iced Coffee 20c day in order to hold the town-wide and everyone inches. After lunch •0- Hti$a Hoop contest at HooeeveH Teen WiSTftfLO — ts m. *»«# Salad Served on Dinner . • . 15c Extra center. Debbie Cawson did a linethe olaygrowK&rs parfckapatad in ft c job as MoKinley'a ctmteatant. Some of the items Chef Salad — Sliced Tomato — Cole Slaw OUIKI were: a &m Call ft *4!QCL0«t of T*wn WX-ltOO (No Toll) t Cor. W. Tth * Cllaloa AT*. him Mfatina 5Mid Warren Graves wrapper* a soda can, a dandelion, • MM AHIa«tu Aw. AU SANDWICHES AND LUNCHEONS t mm itMtntt it. were elected ^ citizens of the wek.a straw, -and a spotied rock. The MODERATE PRICES Next week will t»e on ftxefctog onewinners of sthfe fount were; • :.

with ttw fair called Carousel, Every: King, PdLKtae, ^* FAMILY NIGHT EVERY THURSDAY » ••

body*s "Bli^ihday, a gfcrl^ *tfti>ail T' 1 Special Prices - Children'* Dinner $1.25 game with WasMnigUm and a teddy key, XKima Bivona, Ginny Schmidt, ?:••,> i • - f L Bear Parade. and Stireve ^ Westfield Sale Days—Aug. 1,2, 3

1 L ~" J b| r ' i Final Clearance of the Year -••.

Over 100 N«w loJtt Reg. Tagged WESTFILED SALE DAYS tea. SALE .9U 69c 49e AIR STEP • RISQUE • SMARTAIRE /( 36" Spf in« Knight Drip Dry*....~79c 45 "Kooi" Polfihtd

h 45" Batittf „..,.» 89c GOLO • MPHIES 36" Polished Cotton Solids .. ...7°c

Alt Bonded iocvt It • * fe» •«* • » • IP • #• 44 . 45" Voi»#x Great ..-...... 1.69 from 48" Slipcovtr Solids 99c to 1.39 • Vduts to $19.00 «" Woverly Printt ^ 1«79 45" NomtifHin ***• »«1.9t- Special Group Window Shades 89c each Reg. to $6.99 WSSONS WHfTi Ot BtACK SHOIIACiS PACKAGED , r THMAO KEDETTES Scyord 69c a box 5c pair 12for50< from

Reg. to 12.00 Rtg. 5.99 12" ROUND FOAM RIMNANn limits 14" ROUND FOAM HUOWt All Siiet KUOWS SANDALS Special Group 69c an inch 3 for 25c-10for $1 by Butk«n* and Goto WOMEN'S U.S. KEDS from • THURSDAY ONLY 48" MONTIRREY SOUD SMPCOVf R f ABRlC 48" WAVIitY PRINTS 45' DRESS SROCADES 50c yard WOMEN HEELS FRIDAY ONLY 45" DRESS SATINS 45" SOUD NY1ONS 45" DOTTED NYLONS 36" CHINTZ 19c yard

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36" QUItTED COtTOM PRINTS »***••*•*•"* ,-....t?c yard

*t TIME, SKItt urM M7IINCI ANTIQUE SATIN SOLIDS ....•".•••»*•«-**••• * **n-**••• 25c yard If required wt giv* it ^ladfy mn4 SPECtAt GROUP LAST DAY 8ARGA1NS...... Jc an inch WESTFIEID SEWING 163 E. BROAD ST. AD 2-5163 104 108 f, MOAD STUHT AKTOW fW, V THE WESTFIELD (N.J.) LEADER, THURSDAY, AUGUST 1. IMS 5 •Mary Etten Ooadhtf of 195 Lam- berts Mill HU. *KIS fcwsn placed cm Lois Steiner Plans tho dcan'H &»t for UKJ spring term lit Monmoutii Cotlego wlicro she is January Wedding With tL Cell a psychology major. She maintained n 4.0 uvcrutfo through her freshman To Robert Matusa Foslor Ilall, daughter of grand, I Whlppo&mUl Way, Moun* PRICE SALE Fwnk E. Stou* of 657 Vlltoge 'fiio engagemetit of Miffs Lois Sloln- Mr. ontl Mrs, Hmiry Unit of 171 kiihl.sUlc, nru listed in Sep- for admission at Cedar Crest Col- Peter A. Phl'j>ps of 247 Hazel Ave, tember. lege, AHeniown, Pa., aro Susan and has -been accepted fls a Eresliman TIic couple plans to be maimJed in * * * Sarah Bowden, daughters of Mr. and at Adelbert College for men in the January. Among the ntudents in the enter* Mra, E> Warren Bwdenf Jr. of 1024 arts and sciences1 at Oase. Western Miss Stoiner is a graduate of West- ilng freshman -chiss M flryn Mawr Boulevard; sind Canda<» Miles, Reserve University, •' field High School and is attending MADEMOISELLE Coilego will bo LCHA .tone Hupp, daughter of Mr. and -Mrs, Robert ' • * * + Bloomsburg State College, Blooms daughter of Mr. and Wits. Waiter Miles -of B2fl Boulevard. The 'Bow- ' Margaret .flahrmann of 827 Cedar burg, Pa., whore she is an H. R-upp of Mountainside and Au- den twins' mother also attended Ce- Terr; has been named to the honor tary education major. drey S, Worohaw, daughter of Saul dar Crest. roll at the College of Nursing at Warehaw tmd 'DP. Thoima Warsaw * * * Niagara University. Mr. MaUisa is a malhematics SHOP nwjor ot Bloomsburg, from M^iere of East Broad St. Named to the dear's tfet at Con- . .•*•*#• •' * +\ * necticut College for Worsen wcro Judith H. Kenning, daughter of both will be graduated in January, Russoll Rogland af 10H Boulevard Barbara 'M. dlTroHo, daughter of •Mr, and Mi*. Ehood E. Henning while the management is away on a will serve as «orresponxt yoar of Phi TJiefcaPI, one wood Dr., -a June graduate; Kether- cepted as a freshman at Gettysburg European buying trip of six social fraternities on tlie Car- tne E. Ketcham, class of 71, daugh* College. roll College, Wmitosfea. Wlfi., cam- ter of Uv. md Mrs. Prank Ketch- Playfields pus. am of 127 LltKoin Hd., and Rachel N. Sherbourne, '70, daughter of Ev- Meaney Miss Janls M. Gibbous of 614 Ray- STORK CORISER MKS. JQHN LBFBROVICH JR. (Continued from previous page) erett C. Sherbourwe of 20 Suivny- Mary Gutbenklaa) *nond Si. and Mrs. Myt& F. Hikfe- wood Dr. , . ; • i u, , won third place for tfoe boya. * * #" A son was born Sunday, July 21, Westfield Tennis Dogs, cats, turtles, -rabbits, and Ticket ere Dorothy C. Miner and Deborah A". to Mr. and Mrs. Richard HiU, 1302 newts were only a few specimens of WIODINO Wuerthele attained dean's list hon- the wide variety of pete brought to ors for the spring &erm*rt btrf Hoepitad to Mr. wtMw Rich- second — Je&sfca and Beth Ourv Hd M«tt Jr. of 244« AUwood Rd. Of New Yorfc Cky, afater of tfw bride- * * * grooni. . • can's cat and kittens; biggest: first Citronella Capsules Mr tad Um. Robert G. TtteU Jotm Kitfiiee of East Rutherford -^Jeimy Carlson's dog, second — of fiMumont, TVx., h*ve witiouiioed b«t man. Usbew kwluded Nor- DaWd 'Maresco's dog; smartest: MADEMOISELLE SHOP man Ufteri of Scartdttte, N. Y. Low first — Ix»ri Stone's firefly, second A « dM^hUr, Jufii Rk±t- h —Rbada FattieJl's turtle; most un- J -• ell F. Cinun of Prteeton, Frank « Ju» 31.^ The usual: first — Stephanie 'Myer'3 fariby*i JIMMML ii tfas fotinn SwuinttBtew of WtilUton Park, N. Y., Mr. 105 Quimby St., Westfiefd NeufeM «Dd Mr, Hatrtei. newt, second - Oavid Dovigiii'a d«agM« «f Mr. «nd Mn. tadpole. KHnbnv of CM Uon Av». •FoHvwta* a weddk« trip to Ofeat 233-0763 Skol Sunton Lotion Brtfafa, *t» couide wtf ttve fa New Firtiay afternoon vfe held & "Aif- Ant cNM, ft' istt, KKIIMI prtee event," a Kool-Atd patty. At bora Tu«d*y to tfub- Ihe bride mm taduated (rom time we also announced our lo Mr. «nd Mrs. The KartrtdiB School. PlaWieM and BOND PHARMACY ttd.. aUdmore Colm end wm the re- (Continued on next page) vv A* 200 f. MOAO ft. .h munWpat. band

"N « . * _ *•< i • >• wismno irioki o# MT Av». are Ihst Oo. of CWoaso. She aho is a tmtrtmr of «» WWIUU T«nb Ctob, mb*+ Ae tm been * chtm Ntrajo MUa BIMHUIHI wtth NOTAAYMWUCS iqMtfe nttoi ID Arima Mr. Leferovfeh, • of fee THURSDAY FRIDAY SATURDAY ift*h U tlw Mttta'i Uoivwrily of fchori * ffe>» art Cofambfa Uw 3d»oi li raridnt commek for U» New Yoft 6UM Baafccn

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_i fa ' • fa 206 E. BROAD ST. WESTFtElb i r. -•- 1 . ADoms 30529 148 E. Broad St. •'V- - ' ••••"-• -••-•-- •- •••: :• ' open Modaye to 9 p.m I'ttgfl Tim wiwmFxn H(i mUjscritMirH ivha Swmi. nHimlup -oncajupmenij arc eh^nglrig their are plnnnitm to he away '!!» far !hc wwk, t'nfJiy fo»ir inii.vfois Ê Uwir ovni. - Twice! porury Alfi' KMh'U, AdcinsH Huts are made up (me The fiHI4i-m«? mascot is Sen. Harrison A. Will terns of week hi advance, in Hi wtilb U M I ilmwil tuilft JHHN) mnU^t I'YJdHy ail lhorpe( t\ gold fish owned by Mario akl 3IBS first taid kimwtedgc possible at the Inat miiiuto to Opportunliios «i nm come with in- Ilmmgan. The irtgfoUy mascots «re feho fifppiii'enl nred tor inciâscd •end an exira paper to a tfietr vciueB stnmpod up^n them. skunk ami Daisy, the safety pnoQdunis mi airlines. address, it It not poîllile to Every one must be challenged.— l=)»e newest addition to The senator — for the second con- vent the already od dressed ,Vfaltb!e Babcock Tim i he zoo is Annie, ti>e £nog, wvnea by secutive 'Monday, w >a s aboard a afhirwHin in usiuil ftml wii l.ynn Exhort. shuttle flight for Washington whlefc ( in tH'kr,! mil ilH' rra.i of -I TNo ghls of the two patrols from developed mechtmicai troufefe QCGGS- , key diiii-iw, whk-h t\w ckilttron hava Washington flock CW Scout Coun- forward to fclic whote cH include Linda Ijongell, Penny planes were different Montalvo, f>sny on over- lard, Lio4a MitrwHch, Denise Ren- In tire first emergency on ose, Iê ten 1 teaspoon ROOSEVELT TEEN CENTER * _ Poskay's Cedar Room, linden. In Collision Here portant ekgnertt is that the foods are 3 ftableapoons lemem juice Escorted by her tofcher, Stanley Th« Roosevelt 'Teem Center began cool and trefaashmg, fvep»red k ad- 1 cup salad drearititf r -i P\ FMus&i, the brhie was attended its week's activity wiifo the mitia* Occupants of 4wo -cats, one a vance, and brought out from the 1 can , pull ountain and Kimball Avm. of relaxed meal. Bot|h of tese can 1 tablespoon chopped chtves, frozen lakatos of dsteret m bridesmaids. be prepared earlior in the day and or freeze dried upsp , «it tips, ,, walk «md run, cupants of the stolen vehicle Marie A, P^luskl was flower waiting in U*e refiêrator until serv- Spdnkie gelatin over cold water In the 12 to 13-year age group, Stan rently ited >fter stdking the ing time. In medium saucepan, Place over low WaFne, Jeff Buehler, Jim Buelder .(tf.a;car.drty«^ by Itevid A. MtncdHi of South Flainfk»W boat; stir constantly unit gelatin and Richard Nugent completed the an of SnMtown, N. Yr For a golatin moid with a summer- was best matt. 'Ushers wore WBlfam time taste, try Saknon^Cucumber dissolves, 4 or 5 mbutcs. Remove events satisfactorily. In tile 14 to 15 from heat; stir in salt and Iemond Paluski of CaHerel. Thomas Rieker year age group, Gregg Harbaugh, Moid. The two flavors nicely com- Garwwxi and Michael Hand of Fat Herman, Ken Cutrer and Jeff plement one another. The recipe is -juice, &ra6oally add to salad dres- _ a L > m WestfU&i. Kaufmaim received certtficates. given below. sing, until smooth. Add eager tor our next trip salmon aid remaining ingredients; The brido, -atUrod in a white wed- Tlê craft for the week was lan- to the beach. If you place *he Ingredients for thia ding gown, carried white gardenias. mix well. Twn onto 6-cup mold. Chill yard work. Items as bracelets, rings On Thursday, RooeeveJt salad in an attractively shaped mold, The attendants wero gowned in pink and key chains proved to be the •until several houre or over- instrticted by Mr John Die- renwviTiK ihc gelled mixture intact costumes and carried cascades of most papular. should present no gxrobtesn* Run a Unmold; «ar«E*i with sticed pijik carnations. bert. W6 are proud at lite large Uim* cucumber and sprigs of d«K. The "Aft for Fun" program had out, small sharp paring knife around the The bride, a graduate of Carteret tremendous support from both male ?m\ to unUmwJi fihe contents. Ttwn High School, is a secretary -at Monck and female teens at Roosevelt. Thursday hiSht Roosevek was the tfuM into a bowl of The harder we, th« «urtet i guesl at BdKOti ieen center. The & Co. Inc., Rahway. Wr, MuecHU Working wiUi lessw water to Ihe 4ef>th of its was graduated from Wesi£i«H High by Mr, Joe Hawkins, teens active sport o! 'horseshoes ktît all School aiid Union College, Cranford, used oils in the areas of design, then busy. Mislfften»£âti6n oE officiai and also is employed by Merck, moved to mode advanced srtitt Hfe, tournainent rules resulted in Edi- son's victory over Roosevelt. For Following a wedding trip to ifee On Wednesday tifte ftcosevefc gang this reason Koosevek filed on if* Pocono Motmtams, 41ie couple wiU joined the Edison group for a re- rical protest wiî the Amateur Ath- live in turn trip to Pt, ^Pleasant The weath* letic Union. er was ioveiy and ail seemed to have m a grcmd old -time. The foHawrag Roosevek Tom center was leased 5 teens attended: Jeff Stewart, Philip and proud to host the playgrounds Grttftn, Stan Warne, Jim Feng, Jim national Hula Hoop content on Fri- DelloRusso, Ken Cutrer, Meg Frus- day. Helen Brymldsen represented co, Patty Massom, Von Knoblwk, us in the obmpetrtion. 111 one Leslie Knobloch, Cindy Bernsitin, Next week to tlie Roosevelt teens Virgiania Ellsworth, Joe Monngtr, in stwe lor a poof tournament with David Pal«n, Cra% Jofeison, Jim Edison, softball game with Kenil- Buehier, Jeff Buefrler,* Pat Herman, worth, volley bail game with Edison Brands BtynHdsen* Heien Brynild- and of course, otir next trip to Point sen, Mike Gerrityt Barb Cterrily ami Pleasant, tacking forward to seeing Jasper Fucftmen, Everyone is i you there!

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L Thii is your opportunity to choow front When Only our hu|« collaction of mm 1969 Mm NOW all specially marked from quality fur*... tto largart Mtoctton to ba found •nywfwri •. # at prteat ir»t will not bt duplicata* in tha 10< to 10.00 The Finest forataaabla future. VERY SpaciaHy Many one of a kind — No Chargts Aufutt Salt r» Will DoL- tram $110 to $M30. Special Purchase Leather Goods Picked for perfection, diamond by diamond, CLOTH COATS - SUITS "FUN rUR$ff- FUR HATS Any Item 1.25 8.53 carat* Classic, covered diamond Our town and Country Fashion Center Is overflowing with enchanting fabric* bracelet watch in platinum. from every corner of the world *., Brand New 1968 Boxed Christmas Cards $4450.. styled for discriminating women in

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many more ..-.-. J .J SPECIALLY fftfCED Price _^ •' I'J _ _ • - LERS from $69 to $695 -.',, SUNDAY ft EVERYDAY TO « hftf, ••-•."-," -y--sSy--''"''F-'ti'1-' 'm-'':i\'^-:.$i?. Manufacturing Diamond Jevwtors W€D. & FRIDAY EVENINGS TO 10 PM. ^ fteminffton o;;;^ ancaster 219 fur company 76 ttm St., mW ftttwfa m, i mm $*, mmm, THE WESTPfELD (NJ.) tEADER. THUnSHAV, AUOUST 1, Wflfl Poffo 7 • — •is ]3 j>er ceift; in a frw ,io p<^ License SUH])»»IH)O<1 H r Jump in Respiration Deaths coni," Juno Strelccki, director of "If you uittflf, W* cnvo/1 ts Him ANNUAL WESTFIELD SUMMER UKI INCJW Jui'Hoy Division of Motor iho toosi odvJco. 'But If you must do Reported in New Jersey Vehicles, flias umiwmctiil tins sus- Jxrtii, do -them for one month of Iho driver's Thn dontli tnto from emphysema rlng in or transmitted titrmigli tho of .Jacob -Bulvlnlck, IH, of THE DRIVER'S nnd clii'onlc fluil unquftttftecl bmn- vespf rotary system, (pneumonip, PuN A "stirvlvnl car" designed recent fJfjmos ifHcnsed (his tality from uti causes In Uio United Ono of llio Wall Shoei Journal's jtufoly WESTFIELD STORE ONLY .week by -lite New Jw*ey Tuiwrculo- Slates. staff rcportaw. Uonuid G. Slwfor, found out ihflt driving sls nnd TU'.spfnitory Disease Asso- Further development of control . NnUonnily, ttio incronso was Westf ield Widow CIHI lw n sowing ex-tret' 4>rotfnMns anti services for patients -With U\c help of a major uuto cent wtileli fnr oulwcirfiDct •with emphysema nnd otlier a-esplm* "So clever (ho 5.7 Increase in (tenths from dis- manufacturer, which provided the tory disease has (Mgh priority on tow Leaves $325,' oar, the provlng-graund leat course eases of rliic heart In tlio some five- I003-Ca program of {lie N. J. TB-RD of me year span. and n how many of the New late Mre. Artia B. E-Jsmann who had 10 whisky-and-waicr highballs and. •newer concepts of care of respira- drove the test-track route a number Jersey emphysema victims were tory disease patients. lived ot 242 Scotch Plains Ave,, wfts won and liow many women, t*ie na- contained In an application for let- of times. A test driver — ©tone sober •Llonnl figures show that emphysema Tho State Association and its affil- ters of administration filed by Mrs. — was at his side at all times, ready idcallis claimed six times as mnny •kztes throughout tiie state have In Ei&mann's brother, LaVeme H. to take over the controls. mmWESTFIELD LINDEN MORftfSTOWN the pa^ 10 years donated over males ns Jema^es in 39CG. However Blanckc of Freeport, L, Lr ot the Other than a beauty of a hang- cniphysenriti-fatotities in females in- $190,600 to treseatrtt and fellowships office of -Union County Surrogate over, Stafec's experience left him .e:"cascd 71.5 per cent In the five In the pulmonary disease field. State M-aiy C, Kanone, Monday, •wtttt a few conclusions that are of *nd local programs ki- the RD field vahro to any motorist who might be Thursday, Friday, Saturday .yeara from 1962 through 1966 com- The estate, after payment of taxes pared to a G2.6 per cent for men; Include s -wide range of projects, in- tempted Co mix y 3 Only 2 Among other conclusions reached Only JO SO (K. for 8 ow Brand in bis long, interesting article, Mr. 14 Karat Pi«rt«d Earrings » B!od« Silvtr fihafer ups that drunk-driving taws Valum to $12.90 f latwara Sarvlca for 12 in thfe country, appear to be lenient. my obviously impaired 76 Etm Strtfjt, Wwtfl.W Rag. $12.95 Sm Now $6.50 $5.00 Wm up to M.W Reg. 17.95 Ig ,.. ,.,..,.Now $9,00 and 20 out. Uggaga ttam* OUR ENGRAVING SKCIAl OtOUP 25 to 50% off f COLLECTION AH kinds of Trays, Mugs, Dishes, Women's Dress Shoes $6.90 ad $9.90 StoinJ«M Hoitowor* sV and Whatnot. HMbOnlr Froiar, Towla, All Mit«ngrav«d CM HNfl nbrics WaMoca, *—d 4 torton AT VERY LOW PRICK imto at 25 to 50% off f DiscofiftmieHl ren's fook «tp»eWV c*pUv*ttn9 to th* In tfi« tevtlqv* and Moin Start CosMck ttyt*«. And ttw decorativ* CAtVf L HAU CUTURY PtOtfKTIV and MISS •titch«i, rfek-rtek of ipp*»que» you «••«* «* Grtotty Raducad All Shen R«duc*d 10% during \ '•*tfWd SoU Day* Only a cinch to MW on the Mw T«udi ft $•«* 40% OFF nooit tewing machin* by SINGER. Mak« «ur« *TMUN0 TtA your daughter h TeadEnff rh« young CottaeM. $32.95 Somerset $795 Ra«d 1 Barton Saw h«r tnt MW look today! 6St«akKnivM $19.77 4 pc, Georgian Rose $585.00 Odds & Ends Men's Shoes Solid fashfon In $21.95 CrmapmU $625 International cohort. Why not coordinate with Were II* Te MM Carving Set 5 pt, D«+rft«M 450.00 Now 15.00 ttrnad fabric* for sparkling sportt- *#*+•» wetr outfit!. Hand washable. 60Y* $715 $27.95 Gfouster • *• Wef« Uft Te f»yon/50Y« acaUte. 44/45" wid* 425.00 SCOTT'S MIN SHOIS Now 8.90 and 30 other* 5 p*. $450 Tnt«rnational Seytf M* SMpM, $100 Presentation Service $60.00 paisleys, colorfirf, striking print* SAW 4 pt. Prrfude 395.00 up happy back-to-achoof dressas, $710 International Handbags—Drastically Jackets, sktrtsl Machine w«h loutiqve Shop tvid durable, and they're o«sy to Claaranca of Thaas) 5 pc. Beacon Hill 425.00 for quick clearance •0V* ZANTREl,&0»/« cotton,«"wid». Vermont Wood Cutting ft*6rd $710 International Danska Floor Soms>l#s & Diteorttfrtued ttam« 5 pc. Royal Danish 435.00 thenewwtpatternicolor- Italian Salt A P*pp*rt LISTED ODDS & ENDS art a grttwp of high quay fcuttons, lap* ars At your nearast StNGER CENTER, Candle Mola>n Boardmafi Plus »H tho Mpert sewing help you may need! Itolion Gloss & Sflvftr 3 pc. Old Colonial 210.00 ICMJ for quick cfowortc** Not dl styb* will b« ovttiloble Whati new Jbr tomorrow Haiti NCI W today!* Silver PFated Woit&rs to Mafch I**, but a good ov«rail 25 to 60% off Specially Priced with Service Only • COIM ooriy I*r bmt chok* SINGER for address of store nearest you, see white pages ol phone book under SINGER OKM THIS TKUtSDAY AND MUCH, MUCH MORE AND ftfDAV IVIS Til 9 62 Etm St. AH *•*•» MM rmpwniW* for IAU

•• AT CfNfIAi V;»J*/ Page 8 THE WESTFfEUI (N.J.) LEADER, TIMJKSDAV, AUGUST h turn Doscher Combines Travel, Study; lira h\ Mok- <\$>i fw "Graduate to Nino of dio 21 mtHtIclipn4UiJO0 ox- Spending Summer in Japan jiiit, and uu HtitlkiiuiHri &t>vcii LONGINES 'iHiio vvll'hiin 10 por Summer school is viewed as drudg- to exjriuro not commonly con! (jf ihoij' -iJi^ WESTFIELD SALE AYS ery i>y many stud^ms, but to Peter seen by tourists, thai wi>n\ uvvv t\w ULTRA-CHROIM % Oopohert son of -Mi\ mid Mrs, Ned m o foreign aireo loy HeiMl»ij*t ('lurk, Crnntal, 41 • of 542 Trcnumt Ave,, it study Uxl by Ameri- od, New Providence, THURSDAY — FRIDAY — SATURDAY Guaranteed different when one combines travel can s and tintv^rwilrles In ,ki}> , Stinunii, jvnd Utrfoai, study, mi, bu institute of tiiu ao por cent or Accurate to a Doseher is one 11 Bttckmdl un- uy HueUnelf is W dergraduates e n rolled in oniy ope ui its kind in Japan, I>i\ Viwk, p, Minute a Month! university's Japanese studies pro- Dr. David Ui, associate professor of fiettt utiil Winfiokl, gram and h 'cuwofftiy studying I in? •history serves ns of Bwek- Hiiutklo also Hîd 17 of Hw 21 SALE 'language at i\m \nlm-- Ceiitc^' ffin." Jnpmiesc Studies, ! towzhs lop|iud ihiiir 11*1(7 Jigmxis. Ttiey Oinist*aa Uftivorsily in -and Or. Wttlior Odrani e, ossisUint WJJ Bci'kehjy Iloij^Wjs, Clark, Cram- Mtyo, ,-pporcssor of .lapanose, is sorvitog KonH- i o,s advisor Xo the eludenls Jai- Japan. The ©tei«t-week Japanese pnogrffln, t Now fosgm Ssn. i1?ngfio!d, Summit^ Iratnkig and 'two weeks ot travel Union, Westfkld acid Wiitf4e!d, in J&pm. During ihc period of Ian- Town-by-town filgufos for this year, 'guaige tr^blng tho studeiUs will re* with 1DS8 goofa in paTent!i€ses, were; celve totebrueUon *n Jcvpanose far at Berkeley Heights, $2,747,09 ($2,600); THE »«C WfTH THt least 25 hours oath week. There Clark, $1(S7».JH ($1,500); Granford, iw^H also bo weekend trips designed $4,720,00 ($3,500); liSiaofoelii, $11,523.- ' r watch worthy of tti own > to give Use students exposure lo the (0tOOO); Fatiwood, 1,935.81 ($2,- degree. Selfwinding wllhouf Japanese people and an opportunity 500); Ganvood, $545,79 E$500); boifery, self-changing ito use the language , $2,260,50 ($3 , 3!endar date, Alt-Prool* ($1,800) j tendon , $5,584,33 protected against water, dusf, During the two-week fcravd pro* grain the students will travel in ; Mouiitainslde, $1,920.30 ($2,- oo shock ajid magKeHsffL 000); -New ProWdenoe, $4J4ti,26 handsets "jpacfl'Ogo" cow* Japan without guides an& will be en- 300); Plaanfield, n,2ZJM <$5, designed In choice of imprt couraged to leave Tokyo and go stainless steel, and cambinottOR* places where English is >not spoken. il^tway, $3,562.83 ($3t90O3; Rosette, AND They will KJ&nma-yy travel an paaais $1,429,45 <$2,600); Roselle Park, Sweep second Hand, luminous h&tt and uttMae fee S^guage 4hey stud- $1,942£7 ($2,000); Scotdi IWna, markers, A gMichote* forth* Grad $4,623.00 ($4,600); Spdngfieltf, $2,- thai more than maksi thtt grade! 443.48 ($2,500); Summit,' $7,635.11 VALUES ($7,500); Ujitaft, $9,000,00 <$7,850); Wesîeld, $8,912.56 ($9,000) and Wm- fieid, $482. 56 ($500). ENTIR1 STOCK SPRING ft SUMMER SHOES •M found necessary, vow UfJ/a-Cbmn will b» abutted to this * * J it tpre-s* ftrtf y*«r. ' , .. ' - CARLTON JAiJKSON BLACK - 8ONE - WHITf ^Jl jslraled, Kx Gold filled cose with strop, $110 v * -Mi v Jackson Aids LERS Swim Program OPIN THIS THURSDAY 1 fRIDAY IVENINOS WANUMCfUtENC DtAMdMt) JiW«t*» • •• • v* mm Avt. ww • Carltoit •kitk.son, $cm cf »|rs. saime Jackson of 224 Iiv$ngs£cm St., is curreiriily serving &s- one ol 4ho anal i^sistaiHs of the West- YMCA Swim Mobile. QUSSSt'S AAA fttfffC iAFITY r i rosiH Csaitoa is 16 yeara akl end will be a junior «A Westfield High Sdiool CORNERS SHOES 109 QUIMBY STREET, WESTFIELD in September. He Is a mei^bei^ of te WlNMtt, AAA TIAfflC SAfftV Wesfcfleid Commuii^y Cesntor, whore K)fT» CONIWT he lakes an relive part im tie Cen- ter's aotiviîea. to add&ion, he ed a kitt^1 in liiss *krst year of petition on the WHS tack team. The YW was able to obtain Oarl- ton's services (through close cooperation wifth -tiw Commtntity Center anil tiie Neighbar&ood Job Corps of 'Elisabeth. Czmlfam ^tas been working 'as an inegral par! at ihe Swiini- Mobile tjp^rartjion, peaforming in belli featuring admiubbrative and !>nsbructionai QUAUTY aroas. He also has received instrue- and LIMITED TIME tbn on fMariivg and nfjd-buti(Mi^, State Senator Matthew J. AIoaMo, chairman of the fund drive, announced -today. Rinaldo said contributions were augmented by a The $500 bequest from Union, which brought the grand total *o |8i,Si0.30 METHING NEW UTMOST for &he year, LaM year's fund drive In netted $$7,900.57. QUALITY LAUNDERED SHIRTS ON HANGERS Senator Rinaido expressed his ap- and preciation to the 21 local chairmen AT NO EXTRA CHARGE SERVICE and their volunteer solicitors for "an outstanding effort in pushing $ie fit ftntwsr to on ever-incr«aiing dtmand StUI It I ftIO N thirl drive over the top, The Heart As- sociation is people-~peai>le who take production department lias b«n "r«-tngin««fid" to thot upon the time to work to reduce the toll of r«<|uast, w» may now place shirtt on hangtft. our nation's number one killer. We UNDER THE SUN Men'* So»in«*» «o> FLATWORK SERVICE 16c "" A DC SHUT ...... 30e PIUOW CASi CAftB 2»e TABi.fe CftOTII ffOc tiff Bank of Westfield KR ,.M»e noirsiii TABLii CLOTH *i.as «p SINOlf SHUT 21c roVFlH ,lWe NAPKIN - 1«« TftWRL ...... , .IOC JPAHS — SISfOkK UKII , . . *. ,50ft 4 HOUR RAitt IHMHM: nun ,.,..¥,%« evertfiougfitcf SfKVICi l,Alii;l; B.vni TOWBI , .a»e UAMI (1OIH jse When it come* to *ummer mon«y nwds, com« to Notional Bonk* Cor l,Ai;SilllHY MA« 10© U1**H CLOTH ..,,*,....,..., Be GodasLife? NO EXTRA CHAKGf CHINILii SPRIAO $1,2S up icatififully Laundtrtd and financing . ,. trovel and vacation loans... mon«y for homo improve menti and repairs , d sport •quipffltnt. Or Principle, of M]ndt or Soul, or Truth? yow sono o«ds. Stop by toon I lUaaW ONE HAT FREE These are some of the synonyms that Christian and lot us know how wo may Ndp* while they with any incoming combination order of while they Science uses to define God. Each of them helps the last FOUR SHIRTS and A FLAT-WORK BUNDLE last individual to know God better. The name Life, for example, shows that God is ON not si far-oft abstract deity, but is the very source of GABMINU our life. He is that close S&OUGHI to each one of us* IH BffOfff If you are searching for t? NOOM bettor ideas about God, and how you may know Him e better, you will enjoy reading the current Bible Lessons in our Reading Room. MAM BANK R V I They are full of inspiring BANK ORY (KANING A %HtK* ideas. WESTFiaD mmsm CHRISTIAN SCIENCE NO EXTRA CHARGE HEADING ROOM 116 QLTO&V STREET WESTFIELD Mondny thru Friday totmbm of P«3«rft[ • M ^rAJUHi^l ^n^^^^h^^^^^B^P T^û^mî^^^Mfc fli^MHyKwAalÂ Hours: 10 A.M. to 4:30 P.M DRIVE IN I * GAITWOOO JUso Monday, 7 P.M. to 9 STORE Scrtardoys; 10 AM, to 1 +>*>I£*J tm k «£## LEADER WANT AD PAY THE WESTFIEUJ (N.J.) lEADEIt, THURSDAY, AUGUST 1, I0«« SoC 4, P«8« Support MEN'S SHOP McCarthy Groups Attitudes & Platitudes Jerry Memorial Fund \ In Final Drive OanMbu#ans io iftie "Mrs, Arlfeur H, W-krter Memorial Fund" ure- be- Senator McCarthy's et&to cam- ing I'acolvtid at the Frea Public Li- paign organization tes brary at Mountffiimido, iMrs, for Mc0ra4hy groups died July 0. a Aaal "drive to oapbura New Jer- Arthur H. Winter of 1100 Saddle sey'« -delegate votes. Brook £14, chapter 'met last week at the homo 1m iteu of flowers thai eoutributtuns tf A/fenee Rhum wliens strategy bo rondo U> the -library. plans wore drafted. These include Mr, Winter will confer with Mrs, • to oH locaîy roîsLetêd fimtiy Hoftmtii* difoolor, at a Ume to write Jesters fca Gov- In lite wear future, as to the iype Thursday Friday Saturday ernor iKugiies aiiid Senator Hmwteon of memorial he thinks wlK t» most Wiltoms urging foam to cast delegate vol«s for "tite man whom ilic people overwhelmingly favor." OUR the recoil respwwe Ei*gcne Mc- SHOP Carthy raeaived In Boston and Da- lo Keview hperry iroit point up tote increasing po>pu- 20% to 33V3% OFF ferity, aceGPikng I® *h© Volunteers, Observatory Sat. 50% OFF 50% OFF Who ^dd, "flfast optafon paUs find 146 SUiTS :s him the strongest presidential can- The educational prt&rcpns and *35 SUITS & SPORT COATS (Including WoM weights) 16 TOPCOATS didate in either party. His campaign otter asitwiaintoait" act-Mties con- Reg. 60.00 to 145.00 All Woo! Tweed & Cheviot ducted at the WJ&Hani Miller Spetry Reg. 45.00 to 90.00 is gaining momentum. Most mem- Now from 40,00 Reg. 85.00 & 100.00 bers of Wcstfiekfs Valufttoers at- Observatory on the Unitm College Now 20.00 to 45.i tending -last week's strategy aesshm campus wU£ t Winter Weights permanent press. - ;• that - McCarthy & #*& ffivored miafi of the Joint Observatory Com- Reg. 40.00 to 85.00 Reg. 10.00 to 60.00 Reg. 6,00 to 9.00 choice." mittee, which is comprised of rep- tfe&ai&atives of Amateur Asttxmmers, npv -fpi^^v^vn •^w^^^ ^^w^rw^p Now 26,65 to 63,75 Now 6.00 to 36,00 Now 3.00 to 4.50 r . Inc., sad Unfeh College. AAI am! • ^ Union College opei^fee the observa- •f « Wfik pwctntog* of 33'i% OFF 33'/3% OFF SAT. NIOHT tory Jdntily. SOCKS s?ICiAL WED. Since the Speny Observatory was Executive Length — Orion Mixture SWIMWEAR - TRUNKS KNIT SHIRTS - TURTLES, AIR CONDITIONED opened a year 9&o, more Ihan 10,- Reg. 1.50 pair AND SWIM SETS MOCK TURTUS, REG. COLLAR 000 persons have participated in echi- HIGHTSTOWN Some Terry Lined Many Permanent Pre«* eatk*riai and public viewing pro- The edueaticrtal program of the William Lewis, USN, Now 3 for 2.75 Reg, 4.00 to 15.00 COUNTRY CLUB âms, aecordinK to Anthony Paone Observatory also jwctudes Reg/ 5.00 to 30,00 of. Wesfeld, Sector of tim Sperry adults, and classes and Now 3.35 to 20. Now 2.65 to 9,90 Wait MftUor - S«t. Nlft - Jf# in asteimomy and space On Aircraft Carrier SOCKS Mucha. : Observ«fcttty, Tte ^geat îoup was 4,900 kindergarten Enough sciences for public school teachers, Fireman Aj^rontiee WiMi-am E. Article & Mid Length 20% OFF . Coming W*tf.f Au9- 7 te Irora Lewis, USM. 19, son of Mr. and Mrs. Bon (on & Tycora AUGUST WOUC OANCI ENTIRI STOCK OF public school system and St Milch-1 Dr. A. Clifton Aahcrait of Frank- WWli^Ti .W. Lewis of M7 Grant Ave. Many with cushion tote, -frii T-." W* fh# bl« dene* *f t*» lin IVwnsWp, a «wmber of Amateur is serving aboarci the anti-suhmarirw Reg. 1.25 & 1.50 pair LUGGAGE m*nH». Two bond* continuous th^ observatory as pert *rf project I Astewwmcrs, Inc., will be warfare support aircraft carrier VSS Rwg. 15.00 »o 140.00 "Operational Astronomy; ihe Eartii ator at the afternooti and evening York town at hong Beach, Calif, Now 3 for 2.75 from |:». Wctlt Mtlfor and Now 12.50 to 112 mmmmmmmmmmmmm "». J>» • • *<-f I Jo* MucHa. AKvayt fun oiotw and Bônd," finawaed onder Title wieetiings *>f tt» SteHafoaw meetdwg. As a crewmember, he is one of Ill of W» Ei^nejiUKny and Secondary | Another AM miwnber, Roger W- Tut- 3,600 tman team operating to pro- 50% OFF Educfliton Act. hill of 11 Tai^lewood L'a., Houmain- V.S. Pacific forces from &e 1 20% to 50% OFF side, will senre on itfee judging cotn- threat of submarine attack, *TROUSERS mittee „ His all ip recently returned fnom a SHOES} CASUAL Various Stylet — Same CHJter Amat««r As- seven month deptoymerrt in the Far AND SPORT SHOES tronomers, planning to attend East and is preotmtly undergoing Permanent Press R«g. 7.00 to 30.00 INSTANT PRINTING the conference are; Edward T. overhaul at the Naval Shipyard ki Reg. 7.00 to 25,00 Long Beach. Now 20% to 5OS OFF WHILE -U -WAIT Pearson of 311 Scotch Plains Ave, Now 3.50 to 12.50 LETTiitS - PORMS - MPOiTS - CHAKTS president; Albert J. Blackwood of 50% OFF Mlltt - DRAWINGS ~ SPKIFICATIONS 813 Muir TWTM Sooteb Lawrence Thorn WHAT mWf YOU NAMI IT I ard Ulmes of XKeeên, and Daniel 20% to 33%V3 OFF JUMP SUITS - COVERALLS Mstlaga of Ganvood, wiw is a etu- At IllinoiH FB I. ONE PIECE LOUNGE i NEW DUPLICATING PROCESS dent at Union College, SHOUT SLEEVE SHIRTS * • • More than 70ft amateur asirono- Terry and Poplin . L €> Thorn mna Hi! MIC IIP AND OIUVBtT ^ • " i t Colors, Stripes - 14-17 Neck of Mr. and Mrs. Isaac W, Thorn of in PMnfbld— Scotch Wains T- Wflttfteld 'Am* , mess are expected to attend the «m- Reg. 5*00 to 8,50 ORDWS PHONED KfORE VI A^M, 'at the Breexy HiH 750 E. Broad St. hw oompieted basic Now and PICKED UP THAT SAME DAY AND DELIVERED THE NEXT bouse, is the former home of training at AmariUo APBf Tex. He •. Now 3.35 to 5*65 OR WSVi It: DOWi At OUP CiNTI« 1H MINUTIS RuaaeH L. Portqr, who ww ttie de- \m bwn aaai^wd to tt» Air Forw CanNr at O* .,..1 t-F •UJ •=•'--. the.Anwfceur i. ^ ^14 ">/ 3.00 GROUP LOOK FOR OUR TABLES OF

SFO»T AND KNIT ••*• H r .„ ? <-^i .11 ' T •- I ONE OF A KiND-REDUCTIONS OF Airman Thorn U"'e 1967 graduate SWIMWEAR - SHIRTS - PANTS 50% to 75% ON SUMMER AND i • of W«ifield Saitor High Sdwoi. CAPS - ITC. WINTER ITEMS - ALL IN •••<•,;• OPEN* 9 A,M, to MO P.M. - Saturday 9 AM- to VPM. Capt. William Overbay R«g. to 12 PERFECT CONDITION ONE TO ONt THOUSAND CO«I$ lH MINUTIS QUICK COPY CENTiR Col Jasper M, P. Vatigh»» whose On Duty in Vietnam wife is the former Ka^een McLean 224 SOUTH AVI., FANW0O0 Amiy Capt. William B, Ovmtay, of 610 Rahway Ave, has received 24, mm o| Mi", and Mrs, William 3. 322-5443 t&e U,5. Mr Force IN OUR COLLEGE CORNER Overtwy, 7|d Woodland Ave.( was Me4ai at Hickam AFB, Hawaii. assigned *kiiy 13 aa detachme«H Colonel Vaughn, a conwniimca- in the Uth Armored SHORT SLEEVE DRESS LONG SLEEVE SHIRTS UMMER AND FALL tiwia-electnonics staff officer, was Cavalry Hegiment near €Mnp Whit* and Patterned. All •m decorated for mefit Bldh Vktoam. AND SPORT SHIRTS Ptrmaatrtt Pr««, 14-16 Neck, {Limited Size Group) He is assigned at Hicham In a unit 32-34 Siftsva length* Reg. 50.00 - 65.00 of the Air Force Communications Rag. 5.00 - 6.00 R*g. 6,00 QUARTERLY! Service. The colonel was commissioned in New 3.00 - 4.00 Now 3.99 Now 15.0Q - 32.5© 19*2 through the aviation cadet program and served during World War SUMMER SLAX ft JEANS II. He attended North Texae State 19 Pr. CORDUROY JEANS LONG SLEEVE SPORT SHIRTS Rtg. 6.00 • 16.00 and Texas A*M Univerefty, *•» 7.00 Reg, 5.00 -6.00 t 40% OFF When driving wMii a teaser at- Now 3,99 Now 3.99 New 3.00 • 10.60 tached to your car, make tutre you allow greater room lor overtaking slower vehicle*. The e*tm 'might, notes Motor Club of America'* Safe- ty Department, makes deceleration IN OUR BOYS SHOP—SIZES 8 to 20 mote SPORT * DRESS SHIRTS SUMMER PAJAMAS SWIM TRUNKS SumincrtJme driving cm cause R«g. 3.50 - 5.00 averheating. Motor €M> of Ameri- Rig. 3.50 • 4.50 R«g. 3.00 • 5.00 ca's Safety Depafrtment cautions New 245 • 3.00 drivers to lorestafi tiiis fcy making "Slit** I was happy to serve New 2.50 • 3.40 New 2.00 . 3.50 sure all wfrterhnes and hewes ore MI tiit« committee but 1*4 no in good condition and the radiator {den you'd expect work out of KNIT SHIRTS is fttt -hetore e*TJ>arWing on a trip. we." Rag. 2.00 • 4.00 FOOTBALL T i SWEAT SHIRTS ZIP JACKETS- New 1.25 • 2.50 Reg, 3.00 - 4.00 BEACH COATS - CPO'i Reg. 5.00 • 14.00 New 2.00 A 3.00 •ERMUOA SHORTS New 3.00 - 6.99 STEPHEN G. MCCARTHY teg, 3.50 - 6.00 General Agent 37 E&M STREET Now 2*40 * 3*99 14 WINTER JACKETS 50% OFF WssTFflxw, NEW JEHSEV ASSORTED GROUP OF Telephone; 233-4065 ft SUBURBAN COATS SUITS ft SPORT JACKETS TROUSERS A JEANS Reg, 27.00 • 35.00 Regulars — Slims — Huskies Summer & Fall Weight, $ixe» §.20 Reg, 5.00- 16,00 New '/a PRICE Reg. 18.00 - 60.00 Now 2.00 - 9.00 13.50 - 17.50 Now 9.00 ~ 29-90 • HUSKY DEPARTMENT 6-moft*h c#rtiftc»tes-?n/nimum •mount $$,000, appointment of Stephen G, McCarthy as general agent in for Occidental Life Insurance Company of California. % 6 mwAti ctrtiiicMtn-mfnimum amount $10,000. SUITS ft SPORT JACKETS - R*f. 18.00 - 60.00 NOW 9.00 - 29.99 Limited ottering. McCarthy, who for the past four years had serve*? as an agent Drvtfefltfs trtdittd from rf»f« of d»pesft. with the Home Life Insurance Company of New York, was bom HUSKY SHORTS -- R*g. 6.00 NOW 4 £#cA member'* c«rtlffcate rs insured up to $15,000 Jersey City, New Jersey. He attended St. Francis Prep., and HUSKY DRESS ft SPORT SHIRTS - •fog* and Lo»t\ graduated with a B.A. from St. Francis College in New York Reg. 4.00 - 5.00 - NOW 3.00 - 3.50 * fovemmenf agency. »nd an M.B.A. from New York University, ee Be fa A member of the National Association of Life Underwriters, Park ttisd of the C.C.a Board of Holy Trinity Church. Occidental Life Is confident that Stephen G. McCarthy will matntais 138 Central Ave. and enhance the company's reputation in this area through his Telephone expert, professional advice to residents on all their life, health* (Opp. Post Offka) SAVINGS t a&d grotty insmsnee AND LOAM BMOTHEES 232-2700-2701 OCCIDENTAL LIFE t Ctmptmy «f THE WKSTFIELD (S.J.) IJ2ADCK, THlJltSnAY, AUGUST J, ACTIVITIES IN THE CHURCHES OF WESTFIELD AND VICINITY

tiittt tovclh Is Ei o r n oT (!ofl, one] JEHOVAH'S WITXEHHKS ST. I'AUI/S KPJSCOHAI. CHURCH Sermon of the Week komvclh God. He Hint lovcih -Jtot 1170 Old Itarlton ltd,, Cl»rk 414 E. ilroud fit, knowcLh itDL God; (ov God is love," John Sccjfvrf. Vrculdlnff Minister The Rev- Cniton Rlchnrd J. Hardmaa Hy JIM F0WM5K. Thcso verses from I John era prill \i\uy. 7:23 p.m., wUilalry tiehout; The Rov. Jnhu C. W, Llnoley tiuho iJtkv t!Jmrch wf Christ of this week's Lc.H&on-Sumion LitlcJ p.m., sciWeo mealing. Tire Ruv. Juwcph 8, Harriaon "hove" to -l)c read in CJnl^iion Sci- Sunday: 3 p.m., public Ui!k en- The Rev. HUfffi Liven Rood ence cluirohcs all over the workJ- titled, "Human Compassion's Plnee Sunday: ElgiiLh afict- Trinity, 7 Culture iwis had a varied impair! on fliristkiuity. JU influence 'Services be^fn nl 10 *i.ni. in Pivictlcnl Citrl&LlnnUy" given by a.m. and 7:45 n.in,, holy commit* h iriou; 0:4Ji n.m, mid 10-a.m trtoin- can ho cillicp explosive or ITUSU'C in nature The Losson- Sorjnon aiso mcludca R. Hufflics' 4:05 p.m., Watclilower tl liiii pniyiT JMHI stwion; 11:30 n.m, Tiirotif-Ji the centuries (lit' erosive m-iimi has Ix-un Wm more destruc- selected prrss;»ges from the Chris* study — the IRJe of the nrtiele to t •holy communion and sermon, tive. The reason for Mjis is |-li:il Hie man- tiUvinus Hindis have been readily linn Solence textbook, "Science and •be considered by -means of question recognized and riisisletl. The rnnn* .sublk challenges, however, have •Health with Key to tlie Scriptures" and ttnswev purtldpaWon Is, "Em- Tuesday; The Twnsflguration or poweqln-^ a Pj'J^sLlmod fur Kffcctuol 1 worked Kilfiilly until the faith was subwi'U".!. by Mary Baker Rddy.. Among thorn OIH Lrfii-d Jesus Chrtel, 7 a.xu. ami Service" en«l but it aid to-lie used during n question and inunfon. t selves Is 'unfolded; whereas u belief answer discussion will be, "flaby- livening pr.iyci* «fehlly nt 0:30 has boon ;i wilful iici on otir \K\r\. Il i.s :i ivsimnse, Jti fuel, to what we ^in ntany rullnif mmds'feJnders man's lon the Grcol Has F^ten!" God's Siave fell h:is liwii ;m obvious cind explosive- otillmvil challenge to tlie normal drift towards Uic one Mind, church. We are (hciihiiif*. rather, of Hie isoLtiion \vl\k\\ has separated one 'one God, and 1 pads human thtnigliS member of the dmreh fr«m iinoMn-r. BliiJJCAL VIEWPOINT rriJo opjwsfle-channels wlwc self- THE PRESBYTERIAN CHURCH Al the very IMIIL1 we have very heroically sought to separate the Socrates condensed nil tlie wisdom 1 fishness IN WE8TF.ELD church rrmn culture, ciifain. Iia.s effectively separated UK> members o£ of tmclent Greece Into the? maxim, 140 MounUtn Ave DM the church from ench UIIKT, "Know thyself." He constantly ex- Mlnlalert We Jive in such a pluralistic world (hat we no logger share common FANWOOD PREffBVTERIAN posed tho self-ignowmoc of the Dr. Frederick E. CfcrUtUt experiences. In a mumjir thul John Uonne would not comprehend, each , CHUHCB smug, educated class of Athenians. Rer. Blcbard L. SmJUt 1 man lias become ";m istiind unto himself." We neither know our fellow 74 Mftrtloc Av*.r SouUi Vet the tragedy of Socnatfls life (and fUv, Jame* D, Cole Christian or are known by him. The few hours we spend together each Gwrte L. Hont Jtbn P. MUbtf the 'life of every man) is that he had week, under l ho most format of crownslances, are Hardly revelatory Minblen Rev. M, BOUM Dvrw«7 to oonfetfs at tfie apex of Ms car- in nature. Those who come together to affirm their faith in the "one Sunday; 10-A.tn., worship service; R«T. Am L. Tiubf reer, "All I know, -is tltat I know •the -Rev. John P. MiRdr will preach, Sunday: 9 a.m., ALL SAINTS' EFWCWTAL CHUBCB Rer. Jamei C. Whltater I try the heart, «ven to give every for all ages (nursery); II a.m., be host Wednesday to almost 7D music at the BNadake Church and ton as well as several appearances SSI Pvk Av«, Soteft PlalM Re slght-seeting stopover in. New York about your a.ni., early, sen-ace, the 'hammer Wows of God's word logical training away from the cam- Wednesday/ mid-week Bible study, FIRST CONGKEAATIONAL about man's moral condition, and 8 p.m. Nursery facilities provided. will preach. C. Stuart Bums, a hoV communion will be celebrated; pus of Concord)a Seminary, St. CHIUCH 9:45 a.m., Sunday school and Bible then to receive the full and joyoui Louis, Miss., serving as the vicar Everyone welcome. CHURCH SERVICES member of the dmrch. council, wilt 1Z8 Ebmr St salvation freely offercid to thosi assist with the service. classes; U a.m., main. The sermon at Zion Lutheran Church of Detroit, MiftHtcn: will be delivered at both services by "sotd out" to Jesus Christ by active, Mich, The congregation is made up FIRST BAPTIST CHURCH Sunday churoh school meets at t. nt Staof«r4 M. K. MeCillM«b Seminarian student Jeffrey Zetto, on obedient faith in Him. 945 communicants, Sunday Church tt* Elm Steel WOT TRINITY R. c. CHURCH Fridays and Holydtft, 4 UttOl «:3», 10:45 for.the nursery and kindergar- : Rt Her. Mitfr. Charle* B. Marpfcy and 7:30 until 9. ten children only. Also children un- Sunday: 9:30 a.m., morning wor- ''Adoption and Slavery." (Romans School enrollment, 63, and Christian Ber. William K. Caber, Putor ship in the Sanctuary. Rev* M. E. 8:12-17. Day School of lie .pupils. As assist- Rev, Robert W. Thatcher Pastor der three years are called for in the babysitting nursery at this time. McCulIaugh "will preatfk Hte sermon ant to the pastor, the Rev. Kenneth Sunday: 9:30 a.m., morning wor- title is "To Worship You." A tod- t. Runge, the sermnanian will serve Rev. Salvatore T««Hu«il PRESBYTERIAN CHURCH Members of the choir and instru- ship, sermon by the pastor, Tiie Rev- 1*11 Raritaa R*a4 dlers' and crib room is provided in to all areas of the congregation's William K. Cober, on ttie subject Rev. John Mnrphy mental group which ore providing the parish house dutitvg the service; life. BECTORY: 31S FlMt fltmt Heattk Plalaa the musical leaderahip at the early "On Making a Decision"; commu- Rev. Jattaa AWiawler, Jr. A coffee -hour will fmeedistely fol- FIRST BAPTIST CHURCH The wedding of Mr. Zetto and nion service: Church school classes Phone: AD !43» service. Airtag.lhe summer are: low the service of worship tn the Jamet C, Petty Dawn ft. Sintfey, ±wth of Pan wood, for youngsters through the fourth Sunday Masses: ID church, 7, 8:1ft, Sunday: 10 a.m., worahlp «erv director; WESTFIBLD ' Wednesday: 8:15 p.m., Coe Fellowship Room. \ • • i Grace Cbftreh will take place in Redeemer Church grade during the 9:30 a.m. morning 9:30, 10;30, 11:40 and 13:50; 9 a.mM program. •guitara, Bruce Schabinger iintf - Tuesday: 7:45 a.m.'f At'Afeen, Coe on tha* radio iflAvoust... on Friday, Aug. 16, at 7:30 p.m. service. children's Mass. In chapel, 9, 10:10/ Fellowship ttoom; 8 p.m.. A* Anon, U00 Bwtevard 11:50 and Ui50. Lou Ann -MiDer; 12-string guitars, 9i30 A.M. Sim days ECHO LAKE CHURCH Mart EJehiniger sod Fred Hanwnan; NovotatrnM* services. E. Tuesday: 8 p.m., prayer and Bfcle Rev. GwaeA J. MHjarry, PuUf study time at the ChapeL After a .. .r-« It** TH£ COMMUNITY a p.m., summer flhabbat season of prayer sUrfte* AvJD oon- 1tev» Gerard Whelm PRESBYTERIAN CHURCH service conducted by membere of timte in the Emmaua Bible School RCT. RaymMi Awnack the congregatiorv. Service* conohid- coarse on Personal Evangelifem. —12S1 Wromiaf Dr. Mwatalaalae ed by 4:30 p.m. y Jtauea-T* t, *;15P »; ai^w w Inquires are wokxvned regard- •fid 11 ing Temple membership and the to- - W**kd*y M«ss«s—«:30t 7 and I. tal religious program for children Holyday Masses-*, 7, *, 10 and Calendar for the Summer Services Sunday, June 30 Sept. 1 tmfl aduHs, as veil a« nursery . Information may be obtained 1st FricUy July 28: 9:30 a.m., morning wor- 7:«. Aug. 4; 9:30 a.m., morning by calling the Temple office. Nov«na—Our Lady If iracidoos , Monday, S p,m. Robert Van Voorties and Douglas Titttle. FIMT CHURCH OF CHRIST 1:10 pm SCIENTIST CotifeMioQs«Saturdaysr ev« of 1st Aug. 11: 9:30 a.m., morning B*p*t»ms-Sun(iayMXp,m, by arrip, Modi Essoka and Douglas Tut- 4X1 E. BTWHI W. tte. Marriages — Arrangements to be Aug. 17: 9:30 a.m., rooming Wor- Atnday 8dM^*l« A.M. made at rectory two months in ad ship, Rev. Elmer A, Taicott and Nanci7-1* A.M. 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tit* (NX) THURSDAY, AUGUST 1, MH Page 3P Comedy at Park Peach PJe Perennial Favorite ». !< Tomorrow, Sat. "A Midsummer one of Shpke csi-kniowii comedies, wKJ he to War- on a iawn amis adJaocaH to lite Ad* mlfttertftion BuUdiog of 41ie Uniwi Cotmlgr Park Commbsim, tiunmrow end Satm'iiay, The eiu'tato wiM rtee at fl:30p.m . eveniog* ib& j>lay w^ pre- in Canâr Brook Park, Plain- , tin Saturday, Jit!y 29 anrt Moî- July 22 and was abfiended by more tftan ijoo s|>eetaters. of Uw'New'Jersey Shafce- e^ti-voil of WoodbHdge w!l! present the #l*ow under the dlrcc- Uon of iMkv. Wanda Crawford of Fresti Peach Pie is orietfegr Institution that's just too WesUiejd to go uhobaerved* Bubbtlhff but;of the oyert.ltB a true m 1 Mlit- iniBi Mr, »mi Hi*. JtttM T. The program fe sponsored by the tradition that s&ys all kinds of vofidisrful waiter things, I' , ihi* n»iv t'ttr tilt- oH(i-t> of City Federal SaVinga ssd horn As- Heres a new recipe td& tverfrbody** -owl, f»TOnw—quite a liits * • because it uses a convenient f»ie crust mbMmfc Just ps sociation with the cooperationi of tê and flavorful as e*^r. fry It soon. Ifsthe; Kind of special Union County Tstxk Qammls&lm, that people always talk about wftli wcdaftatlon points. Bleachers will be set up for the au- dinoe and admtasioii Is free.

The cast of 23 Mode: James !-.(,-• -L Craw-ford of Westfit*i, who wir potass year veteran, as Bottom-the-Wea- irtter by Ubl«poonfuli or»r miij itif Utbtjjr • f tU you are keeping bachelor •entor County Home the #fenate and pnwilin« tempera- of your tetirwtftton and the dwatfe and Jeotiie Gfrtttrt, HigWend Jurt dampened. (If neceisaiy, add another cmt-1—- t*ble*«o_ n Clothes for college wear are ontures. Obviously, what you wear st of your , as Puck. . Water to jnske doufh hold togetheV.) Form into t»*IU - quarters, come dine the minds of the female college- a school in the south tit quite Affer- Divide douph toto two psrts, on* stifhtly Ur»^r tfcs* flie bound crowd at this timt-'fi year. ent from what, you vM need at a OU»PS Jucaufe: Kemwth Andrew, other. Keep the smaller part for the top crock R«U «»*t Cbrk, as TbfrSftte; Chariae Laug*i- nil; on lleftUy floubed board or canvas to form «• ISrladt You eel yo For many, thU' will be the first «ew Eng&nd ScttD*"of a school in rit loosely into 9-jnch pie plate. Trim, allowing ^4-inch beyond opportunity to.Vmsiceitfilg^," and ecy, Cofcrna, as. Egeus; George 1 -win play a Dig part in this •Ehe.sarae tKffereifce wili.ats© ap- Jacobi, Kenilwortii, as Quince; - Four p«ich mlxtur« into crust; dot irith* tabUtpomi but- friends here and you will I 1 easy ways Grant Andrew, Clark, as • Flute; Uf, Boll out other part of dough to foitri * J2-indi ciscle^ Cut ply, *fie8*er It & an all-girls school Leonard Cusumano, Woodbridge, a* •tits to allow Bteam to escape. Adjust «ru*t *v«f fUUnf. Trim, find our dishes much like 2- Mother and daughter may work or a co-educational college.V*ual- to get the Spout; Edgar Cohn, Igapfewood, as allowing H-inch beyond rira. Potd top. cnwfc under bottom cruat; on this pnoduction together or it may ty, dothee for m all-girls', echobl r r flute. Bake in preheated oven (425*F.) abeut ISfflimrte*. Eeduee : n»y «ot be so Important beyond Zip Codes Btan eli ni; and Heien Gtftea& of home, * , be the first big resporvsibility of the Oranford, as Hippotyta. Also, Mar- »r« tender. student tereelf. He«ardJe», start feefeg oeat, pracAieat and comfort- Zul'Snger, Metticheo, as Pease- with & plait ._ sfcte. while clothes for coeducation- of 3l schools will fall into, categories Joy Vtathum, Summit, as A plan begins first with an taven- people Ootrueb; Debbie Kknes, Scotch of week-day end waek-end meeds. Plains, a< Moth; Meg Wattle, West- tttjjr of what you aiready ihaye, ioUowing fashion, remember you Retirement Means •v coupled vlth an idea of wtiat type field, as Mtistwtbeed; "WiSiain Taitf that somewhat modified versions of of ckrttws you wlU ne«d on your write toj |*eiin, a seven-year vetw«nr o» Phil- new campus. His helps to/*)ej*r- high fctfhkm #re generally best for AsiSmr Wastie, WestfteW, as By MABEL C STOtTE home, buy or reot a smaller one? mtoe the list of what you think you college wear, Don't try to dress be- 1 When you receive a letter, and Sandy. Klm«, Scotch Hem* Seenomist DINER vM need to take.with you. .. yond your years or *tafe of sophisti- note .the Zip in the return im many it comes to anajyiing your cation, n r+v't • and add it to your attendants to K;a«: Gteron. people. For your husband income resources, it wiil be a It la pass&te BNXI already have Emphasize the casual and com- book*, many things which mte becoming, fortable -witti good simple lilies end The play lends ftaeif to a good idea to visit your local Social fit well and are in good condttipn 2 Call your local P«t Office outdoor siting. Bleeciwra wiU be fabric rather tfran anythitg that is or sec its National Zip a or Security office and ypur Hie innir- that you can take with you. -Yo&u» complicated or "dressy," up to ficconutfodte 600 spec- aoee agent. Tte latter can help you know what to expect from these Dt arofcsioa is Iree to both ner- Avoid faddish fashions since they A sooal foals. For you. accurately esUttWte your income and they witi alt be new k»k- become dated too quklely, and if 3 local Zips can be found formanoei. fef to your new friends. After you on the Kip Map in the maker, it may mem & dwnge in i»»»wtMt*M wear. .'"..•.;• • ...' .. •: LEADER CLAIMPKD ADS forth* public good ft tfarou* verM fwiod* ol your college warfoobe should be tlwr w»hdn>*> fram mam ;ac determmedby the type

tav* * food many pluses t» help •onlMe a* th* iart wfcwto te •t-- #irlnc jwur period of •end an extra paper to a new M tiwuehout later years. addreti. It k not BMtlble to pre- LIMITED QUANTITY FOR IMMEDIATE DEUVOir ywr totwMtt, ikHfe, friends, finati- ttie a&eadf mde>M«ed cW monroea and piarendg done from going Ut the ©Id ad- dvtr tfatyean; '..' - > 4rew without tie w^k'i notice. precious fumiturv and If you *lop to «viiuate yqw* ro- Muraa, you will mt^titeqr ftod The "Leader" will be ttftsvition ttff. Cor»ful you have mot* than you thought. ftrwttrd iMBcrt wWwul extra are a few quwiww you cftarge anyw*«te im Ike IMfed ftart wfciog wuwK and an- Mates lor Ihtte fnhwriftert M wtiwra** grow ate planning k he »*f hr Vtit you want to ii«ve y«if. fitfary «Ht community lor a new one? you want to be wntrer rttoti-r^ «f friMKta? H you and bed •a a gainfully emqioyed ,tame- oombioed with tire in ALLIED^ wiB you want to continue fttion will makie #awnncdi«» driv- vrortrintf ftiU or j^rt^lmet •a Idt more ^eaaant and far f,' -i- T n A , at the lowest notes Motor Oub work? Wm you want to seH - De^aditmant, * GETTING MIGHEH, lICBli IK nMIMNr the iiililijtllt wm MVWNII iircd tNHi At Wl lit down railwr Install an OIL FIRED HOT WATER HEATER now!

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• . . •• THE WESTFIELD (NJF.) LEADER,.TIIUflSDAY, AUGUST I, 1MB Sec. 3, Pngo Disadvantage*! Attending Arts Center Shows Ha fine Company Selects 1968 RaprflMnuUv«» of college* Martha Rjyrnond, Auburn Sdun Gardner, Mlch«l« LaMorgeM, JDiyton U, Judy KIIKSI, Mary Ilitrry Hrnwn, Ohio U. Tl» Garden. State Art* Center to- Mnurcnn univenlUei from Ml over Nancy Dlmlero, SkJdmore Souibwn IIIInof» V. ' CrJUendeO, Jerufly City Stnle Duvid Wfllkt Arizona Stnta U. day reported tot almost 5,000 son- Amerloi hive bwn ehoun Dale Smith, Bucknell Fllomena Cuarino^ Rvlgera , of Roclieater tor oRlzons txnd uixksrpnMIoged ohil- Nunry DUVIH^ LUHRU Hilww « Comp*ny*i 196B Jane Onhorn, Centenary Cynihla Go\a$, Ml, Atoy»lua Jr. Suwn Peck, Baldwin ViH«c« Znk^ rVewiirk Stale TlionniK Dillon., dron wore to oltend rpgulor sanson Carol performances and rojioarsals ifl|« BowJ. The Bwrd mom- Karen D«minann, Huhlennerg EHuboth Joiwt, Cudar Crett Carol Brosby, EndJcott Jr. Mi. Vnrnk'%inR, Ohio U. U, i>f ('In through Idifs month free of charge. b«r* wJU b* tn Ifntfleld, N«w- Alice Zaleckl, ImmaculaU Doreen Glicona, Newark Sute Linda Qulrim, Newark Sute Margery nutg«>n Pulrirlu MjirMJIitn, L. I. M. CinJHi (iun-y, Wlntitim srk #nd H«hn« A KtlteHne Boardnun, Bersrly Ullom, Herietu - Kathleen Griffin, Ca Id welt Vlckl Bryan, Angiillrm Huti, DiMtglahH Krni W^JKl Executive Director D, Louis Tout* Joehnc Mrr, said arrangements for the transpor- two HonlcUir ttorM to U. of DeUwar« Ertellc Artdrewi, Wllkea Joan Damon, Sletaoa Ircnn ^nii^ro, Newark K }\. TliomuK White, Linda Phillip*. Bearer Denfw Keeg«n Ralgera , Snaan Rochr.i1iw>, L. L tation and admittance of the young •ml antwer qnuttont oh col- Joan Baudl v Murtlm S«Qr«t Ujmaln Katharine Zariinry, ami old groups were being marie lag* fatblon •nd ficti.. Mesa- Vert Vfrghila Vesleyan Betty Byrne, Maryaniiitf Loli Brown, Peterson State KIBIO llouklmrl, Hennctl Rulicri D^Montc, Emory U. Cynthia Kin, Mi. ] Jointly toy the Arts Center and the bort »fe: Sonia FarryT Margaret Shwlen Linda YgtetU*, Selon Halt Mnry Aim Meotu, Jcrffrey Owen, U. of Virginia performing artists, addling: Heldon lenklu, Snftb PriwIIJa Mary Wwhlngton Char kit Burnt, BuekneU B«rhara CHllcnden, Emily Wooilliridfcc, Simmon* It. CreiftliUm MlllUmf, Conwll "The gerwroeity tand cooperation Titnyn Cobb«t Stanford Hiimi>ton JnetiUite M«ry LuptoD, Douglaia Helen MUkftwicr, St. Virginia Wcideyiin Linda Hike, Venn Slate Will torn of the artist* have permitted the Dolore* lifltwiif Northw«tlan ?aulcii Schulie, F. [. T. Heather MacMillan, Liu 9tnng, St. Lawrence Joanne Schiller. Elmiro Nrnicy FittinR, Hood Princeton U, Arts Center to proceed immediately Taylor, U, of Texas - Anita Jerlwil, Annhum Monte lair State Conceua Gutrino, Rutgera Marjorle Rettib, Scion Hall Schuililc, Ohio U, Jo*ep|i Stone, Harvard with itU planned program of providing opportunity for the disadvont- i ttged to sec «nd hear outstanding professional performers." The full program, to be developed under *S» special Aits Center Fund to which box holders contributed, wiH include many performances ex- pressly designed lor young people lay -both professional and amateur musicians. Among the performances or re- hearsals to whkh the groups have been or will be brought in without charge one those by the New Jer- sey Symphony Orchestra under con- ductor Henry Lewis, Judy Garland, Victor Borge, The Rascals,. Liber- ace, Diana -Row and the Supremes, and Harry Other such free shows-for the invited groups are to be arranged next month AA well wfth other vctod* uted performers. The Aits Center was woriring wtth economic opportunity Jigeneioa in auch major cities w 3fewj*fc, FUn- fieU. Omfeti, Patersm, &fiM**th, New Brunswick, Atlantic C*y and Jersey Oty to arratfe farth e trans- poctation and attendance of

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Office In Nowmic !)M» approved tia, - over of AmiTk'it nftnr we have (Hss!puled our wealth on ilfeiiMm* loatu] Itftidtfng $Sfi72,U05 who do not want iu n result of tt»c rooottt flood in ci aoven-wHurfy dtsasU?r area in HYmi have litxvrd ulhers my that they nro stek one! Urod of AmeHoa's tiopUieasl New HH naflgaffa pulii at Wfifftfleld, N. ?. ™. * ublished 'r-lmnultty* nl \V*'KiHiv|(i, Nmv Jo ratty, by Ihft wont- toeing Involved in brosSt-fire wars-—«, Viietmnn mid oilier stsdi Involve- An ffd&ttanrai 77 IvQador Printing unit l»ul>H«hin«f CumjHiny. An Indeponflont nwnls are bottomless quagmires designed by the Communi-sbs, who send tDftalHng $727(a»4 are prosoritly being Official Paper for tha Town of Woatftold and Horouffh in Uiu "sucomi team," k> dissipate our military might so thnt ikey might processed by the Newark SBA of- tlll more ensi'iy conquer America, ; $4.50 per yp.ar In artvnnua. $5.00 ouL of comity. fice, she sai4, TSHiHhiiHh i "You iraay have 'heard cenbnin peopto say 4h»t they fffe sick and Urod OfTIco: 50 Rlm Ntrm-t, WPH£I*PW, N. J. 07020 Dwyer s»W ^ho 232-HD 23i!-H0S of our confused and ctomiptad youth who nvu on |>oi or LSD; who are *he i&fwmatikm fexwtiAn - Quality Wpehll^H of NPW .Ta brainwashed by Communist sympathizers, who must toe raffing tfiem to dl-ew P. Lynch, SBA Regional Direc- Ni.'W ,h*rwr-y I'H'WK A **-*»<"*«'I titi mi Nut limat ICrtHorinl AHNouhUlon lei-their hair grow lon£, take drugs, or-to Hoi and revolt ogaiflst society tor In Newark, WAL.TKU .T, 1VRK ,..,,,,., through the Hippy movement, or on the college campuses. = . W. TRIMJiMa JHilltor Mrs. Dwyor, who requested the "Undoubtedly you foave heard soma say they are sick and tired of Federal disaster area declarat4dn wsm and looting in our ctviural cfties—timt Communist ogttetora have uhder wfrfch tong-term, low-toterest '-.-I ii J ' precipitated ihese civil disorders across the nation, using the Civil Sights SBA loans are made available hotneownoi's asid small bi^lness- THURSDAY, AUGUST 1 1968 T "You have probably heard some sny they are sick and tired of am , said rtiiat the ugpocy received sick society made up $f sick people who lake the 'law iavto iheir own hands, a tafcal ol 1,178 inquldes oi ttsre - gunning tfowm ttao who do not ngreo with them — thus paying into gioaal offilce snd 11a emergeney Wd Community Pool the iharvds of 4iie CommtwiLsts who want to create fear afld mistrust in offices In toediisaste r area, America. These would go on to say that the Supreme Court, by its in- Or this total, she &M, 150 opplica- It's Sink or Swim! terpretation of tiie Consfctttilion, has weakened our national security by <$tms Iwve been filed and only two, coddling criminate, m\d by dcstroyitig tiie states as effective parts of the totalling $7,600, fcave so fa- One thing is certain—If enough Westfield residents Federal system, and depriving majorities of the people of their dghts( ^ denied. thus preeipitaiitig mrarchy, the fitst dtdver fatality took place care enough to become members o£ a community swimming in Septenjiber, 1880, aecawfing to pool, they will no doubt be enjoying the cool waters at "Well, ifois nKHininfe 1 would like to say* in view Of ail fcfob,tfca t I am What Happened? Motor CJub of America^ Safc^ De- LEADER ADS this time next summer. sick and tired of those who we skk and tired. Tiiese persons vfho are partment. It 4s estimated that the sick and tired of the Welfare State ate usually perms who attended the One Year Ago... two mUHom^t traffic death will oc- Plans now beiare the Town Council for study, and cur around 1975, BRING RESULTS recommended by the mayor-appointed citizens pool com- •public school, rode tlhe free school bus, and enjoyed the free fancgt pro- ChaHtia P, Bailey, Uavicl H, Clare, K^tmefch E. flm,Fran k A. Kotcham, AUGUST BIRTHDAYS mittee and the Westfield Recreation Commission, program; who entered the Armed Forces and upon discharge kept their Na- tional Service Life tetuwnce; who enrolled 'm a State university end re- Kobett J. lulnocte and Luter B. ject a beautiful and elaborate pool complex. It would be iMartin named captains of Tfaiied Aug. 1, 17»—The first U.S. census ceived rogularly fcha£r GI checks for education; who are Ifcvfeig m govern- the finest, we believe, in the state as £ar as municipal fa- Fund advanced gilts division, showed a population of 3.939,214 in jnent financed homes; who secured help from the Small Business A&- pool idea explored hare. .sixteen state* and the OMo Terri- cilities are concerned, and one to which the most dis- minfetraltion when tiielr business fafltered;, whose babies were bom in a just can'4 sit back tory, cerning would be proud to say he was associated, hospital that was &uiH in part with Hill Burton fuitls; who perhaps own the recreational needs of tlw says Mayor 'Robert H. Mulreany. AUK. & 1S06 — lihe Holy Roman But costs of this—and resultant membership assess- a form 8wft is in $se Soil Baink Program; whose parents are covered by Empire came to tan end, after 1006 nients™have not yet been determined as of this writing. •National Guard not Araitied teit D. Clarke ^ 206 Eto- was forced too suvrmiter Us at all. depositor; or W1M> sign petitions for Government to help ffcfre economy of «bot!i Aye. assigned to Vietnam Aug. il, 1SS? — Asaph Hall, at It is the pool committee's belief that between 1,000 their particular eommunity. Washington's Rnvti Observatory, dEscoveivd «be first seleîte of ^l«ir$ and lt200 local families would enjoy the facilities and "Dr. Robert E. FUfet^j, a ttoted theologian aind oulstasrtdiaig autiiority on ( privileges this proposed pool complex would offer. About moraHty in America, was ask&I by the U. S. New^ ®n& WorM Report for Two Years Ago . * • Aug. 17, HIS -, C. ?. Kelierfng one-third of this number has already expressed an interest patented his auto electric self- aits June lOfli issue of 1968 what be felt was at tiie basis of the violence Democrats break tradition in the project. and disorders isi 4be natiofn. He could frave easily blamed our elected artnoutfeemtmt of thetBr support for AUK. It. i«7l — Orvtfle At this point how many pools and their size is not the representaMws, osiers in &iat\xfr^y, the courts and law enforcement, but Cad Peterson^ Mvsit Wwd Council- the father of aviation, was bom at most important problem. We feel that the Town Council, he placed ifche blame squarely where it belongs, tfre home—the basic unit man seeking reflection under the Dayton, Ohio. if enough interest is shown, will endeavor to promote or our society. Joseph R, Sizoo says if ever we as a rtafckm should fall fearaier, Aug. 24.. 18f 1 — TJxjtnas A. Edison »paat, it wM not be because of a political structure, or a social pattern, -for addition to Grant Scliool pool faculties of a suitable size and design for the com- applied ft>r a pstietii on a mofcioh or economic tegisS&tTO, b«t because of the character of the people . . , are announced by Board of Educa- pfdture camera. munity. And that these will be in the price range which tion, snd you^ from &omes react in society aeeording to their Aug. 31 MSfc—iMmn Pemi fHMlt>, compares favorably with rates charged in other communi- The school board scbediilos a heaav t tkelr ain | «t iftrti upbringing, sometimes in attU-soeial ways as murderers, thieves, looters, from England to Anwrica ^ millllMlr lEatlatt ffreM RMIIIM C. T*n«rt ties. or arsonists. They try to get what they want wihen they want it. Iiwy Ing on 'grievances rf WfHdân D. Quaker settlers. »k I Il UU I want Mont retribution, instant food m& clotiiksg, itefcan£ sex, Instant Odenkirk and Ronald A, Gtttek, r _ We hope that wishes of the community will be ex- justice, instant pestoe. Let's mtf, then, blame America (or the failure of Roosevelt physical education teach- pressed to their couneilment members of the citteens pool two or three per cent of £he Americans who do not rear their children ers. ' committee and the Recreation Commission, or that those according to the precepts on which our nation wa& established^ Two Mountainside numlclâ* pool Anal- ly OIK?T>S—many dâys cause of interested in considering membership send in the applica- hundred million people a*« not sick any more tfcaft there Is m inferior *.->S*. J 0i>eni:ig'3 postponement, . F-.\ tion in today's Leader in the near future. race of people. A smalt *mnority are sick, just as there are oRly inferior individuals within a race. _ * * j "The due process of Jaw a»d order in «ir democracy Is the only Five Years Ago • t • i-tt r W effective way to ea3» with our problems. tSwse democratic ideas have Parents from Malveme Kidê. m F ' But It Still Hurts come from God, through His Mowers, down through the ages. Democracy Cc^cord,Estates and Bumbfey HiSb. >:-:•*• *i ^..i-.1.-' was developed further in aneieiil Grteece, Two thousand yeasis ago eiti* Having received the bitter pill for which they had seek leli^ from chanter hue ex- V4..I* steals la tfeat ia&d learned to govern Jfaenjiseives through popular essences* £OP 45 pupa® in »rea. been asking—to wit, the 10 per cent income tax surcharge I". I *'The R«nans were ntext to try $be democratic experiment. They con- ^de fire' station "open that took effect July 14—the frightened inflation watchers I tributed the concept of government which wm based ow the consent of Jor lxisine^" on Oentol Ave. might have been expected to relax in serene anticipation £<:•: the people. They also deveLog&d a judicial system. Westfield religitms tailiy shows o£ feeling better. tlw-t DR. 4 ptT- tont of tranmunity ^Ji '"Then a turn called J6hn Calvin developed *he idea ol the repre- families havo church affiliato. Item: the Bureau oiE Labor Statistics reports living sentative lorm of church government, a«d so 4*> America came tills Atindowa^fin l*ake its dsraaiied In :'jS!ff«* M costs have increased 3,8 per cent since May 1967. The • preparation lor deami^. Decayed •representative sgoverramant which was adopted by our nation* ^ -Si steepest upward trend in 17 years will continue into an voge'ahle matter on bottom believed "This is not to say that ose ttwir leadars who in tu-m set & Diamond nuaitch, as we viewed label, is guaranteed to tnake you feel better. course the ruaWon takes. At the same time the minority m#y iumi- the emergro? a'lider.ts with pifty. legally and abEcmpt to become the majority. This -prestipposes free They, poor things, were merely go- and honest eJcctiorra and the freedom of iii^vi-cinsfe to think, speak, write, ing home, while we, after viewing OPEN SAVINGS ACCOUNT! a-nd organize. The pirblfc part^lpptes in deeÎorKmaldng processes tirrough BucLolph Valesitiino and Agnes Watch Who You Hire their various cfgaoizaMons arid elected f£* In 1968, some 75 million voters will be electing a presi- from the prop$a, where ihe ri%hi<$ of ihe iWdividisate are •atooilsflied, n Street untM well after ii where control moves Mo the bs;rrfs of one person or $m eHte o'e'eck. Gosh what depravity! dent and vice president, congressmen, governors, legisla- s-n arrbi-dentocrTlTc scvernmcnl can frs exacted to 'înerge. The AT tors and local officials—thousands all told. The people are system for gelkvtg change Is th-rewgh •representa'U've demo^ra-cy. For OUR EVE & EAR OLrNIC hiring all these men and women to run governmental af- America, democracy Jr&d h?Mtnr not fa-H. B-sfcter stHl: tfte fe^vfdua-t had Tc i$ one for the book. Last better net fail the system . . . Swttcfey :nigbt I saw >a -cdm-edti'a'rt on fairs with tax money taken from all of us. It is important i therefore that the voter use his very best judgment In "Those who Jieve grievances a-fskisfc amy actiem fhzt our Hovemmeiit the SulH'vati 5feow who dM n-ot give an imkatioR of Ed. weeding out officials who have shown lack of ability in is taking h-^s a perfptf li.Îit to retBress his gTieva'iTce,s through the democratic process, tft-ilizin* ihe check-s and baJancos inberei^. \n our repobli- handling public funds and expenditures economically. can form o£ Rovenmn'en* — not by whfrvmg cr complasn-ing the response to- many of our familyT re- the Safety Deporfenent of Mo- , civic, and other fibligstii'otts, But who Is "George?" U the r-e for yr>uv IWJT condemn yair CID& of MOUNTAINSIDE for ? v^l^r t fhev fr#ve dton^| v 6r 4**** THE WBfiTFIEtD CN,Jt) LEADER, THflRAPAV, AWWt 1, Pup IJ

: J : Tho ytH»uf drivnr" oa KIC smoked in Morocco ""'" " "- - "• '•«*" - '-•"-'•'-'"-••' ptwhiuo Iwiilii titumigu wvd 4tie J 17 îtid 25 — IMP eaiieti Ccmgit smd Cftarra Brouder Medicare Drug Abuse In smoked in India ttftun produces Hit; Safety of Motor cnlmioal and vlolonft hdiavkw, Baker Ws Drug Club of cent of Q, Docs the paychgtogfeftf need un- bffvo matte lilieir ovvr dct'lying &ho use of drugs arise be- g Iltul Thl« ti another In a series of oatogody -ot 4m^s DMT, 013 Company, and aatwer* on drtig STP, fttfafavtm* -and cause of Hie pro&frsms of of nt 37 cant of nil cos elcofcion of Hobek tt, Vlg- tlniwrs. In Wwtf.tild. Bftcause al Q, fs die use ol morHiu&na neoes- nolo of 042 KimM Ave, ^s vice Associatitrti aiinei*s as At iiie Name Unto, îgna suixa-smiic Why should Mi% V^toJo joined Bate ii* end of JuJy, saiid will mm and -t'ho -tkii "presorii)4ion» atx; es- weekly column on the subject. My own observations Meat© tot family prt&lems -related 4o attoles- as 'Pacific Coast «aiefi monaigfer at sential to medical core," smoker i(Genoa tout many tiav© no obvious In Soptombesr alter a reeess for 4lw Convorsciy, you give Los Angeles. Jn 19&2 he >vW!s tais- fcri parly eonveiU-ions. "Many frospitol stays can lie pre- This wwk'i questions are answer- know did .smoke regular elgarete ito Bakop 'headquartero as ed by 0r. Solomon J* Cohen. West* Fa&aps we can solve Cho There arc two commoni It Is iôfeably ttm^îisftilc to ex- cut back otir efforts to mrot ilie vented and more taiifa can have sales mamager, Ho received pect iLegislative Bncmch >U> meeurbst n enisis, through mind tf racrticttre poys for 15 minutes field pedUtrtdan aod member of pa-obfem &y fiol#ng fclie impress me as being tot His B.S degree to chemical englsieer- the Board of Education. _ problem, I&e crux so early a tleadllue far eimtpMinfi improved education, job, drugs for eligible persons/' -t h 6 ing from to University of So Its work, Yet iticmory of die- un- law enfwoemewt mni other mtaage cofitinuos, urging patrons Q, Define tKCK tof the tags mea- a* $he tegular otgareU as I see It, £& t)^ sales regard, lhe CMt iBfehts, Act ot James R. Gibson erf stimulating the subject This fecfta Prom monEhnam as lion in t h i s 1068 is notat>!e for Ms PetiUons which ihe public is asked group includes BetrasHw and Dex- befcween department uibere he was trained year, 121 Prospect St. lire frwn lifting LSD? the churobes what eastern sales manager in 1956 aitd provkioita. New Jwuxmg La sign j>oitit out that medicare Cf>v« edrine, Metiwdrine or "speed" is in Senate Majority Leader expands on the rent suppiement much of *he JieafUh twIejns of Westfield, N. J. tfrte family of drugs. do, 1Pbea« is a chemical sales manager an 1962, He has said ijsat "we &ave tn&re wflrk InAvldual uitder tlw ^hiemce of j 'JJJ^JJJ our iiis B.S. ttegiree in diemls to provide but excludes 232-1400 MetlwHtorw —a synthetic mar- tente to tee to «oonliB- j ^ facing us in the post-oohvewtion per- families io âcquire their tions drugs, a major economic prob ootic wed to heip the heffoin addict proffiC atBi toy ô. Iliere 0iH»n Georgetown CaHege, Kett iod than we have hstd up to date." gap between parent fcucky. own ihornes, I shall oootuntw my lem of the elderly, Unitsss &e pa- •: I * I omnipoiîce, A madhuana smoker And it is tan undom^>le fakit offopfcs to Insure that wlequ^te fiaids tient is hospiUlizcd lie must l>ay for and what parents do, Ail this makes only four of 4he 13 regular medication. group of drugs behirid the wheel iof ^t ©utomofo^le it the .teenager £o are furnished for these and related wHh the common property of is dangerous, He is more dangerocts tion bills have been cleared for prograsms. Because there's seft lqnis \ lUiey feel iteon Ke^naR, ictiataBR, ®m I for the Defense Kepaifoneiit arad ihe iion , Proposals to re ^cartcdlatiois vamp c^npaign fintmd'ng law$ and moot popular of a group of haitudno" such as"hewrin. to 0 *• «wM*tai Brt W^nren is M one af several of policies. smoked m the Uni- ^!5 ' controvem^ mattes £he Senate electoral oottege system are So many good, responsible fieoic «gents nwv- UMm into *s- * " l are> you knowk . Theh y buy repute increaons tod. not cause : Among conservation measures al- staged. The has yet to act addiction began foSs D & B Day, Consideration of new gim iegis- ready approved fay the Senate is one, on *&e Legislative life insurance on a hit-or-miss «vMe that pennabent *«• career ^ a basis. A policy here . *. a policy mail damage may be More forms to S94S, iaiiyn aod of the tneety to which I was happy to co-sponsor, Act passed by ti» Senate nwre served fe posts in Cleveland, the sp«sad of nuctear weapons designating #ke Gneot Sîa«M> area 16 nwntfe ago. And the Sertati'-s there, and often thty end by did not say 'no ID easier ^He ^s«ie com- also €ome after fee areoeas. of Morris County as part of the na- rules of efchks fall well abort of buying too much. years. ageai foom tkjftal wiktefiwas syist«n. It is also full disclosure that must U Y , the major iegiaiative 000, That's why we created "Personal I, I 1961 to 1963, ™sim&r injeerns of Oengrees ttrfs year have gratifying to report that, in auther- day Planning Service" ... to take Chicago, focused on budget problems, the the hit or mtss out of msuranctt A veteran of W<*M War ™* I urban oitsis, crime oootrol, buying. And because we know ^ has served^ n irner i>rotecU0OP and of no sounder way to grow than Neighbors m tfee Army Reserve, I5ie measures' through satisfied clients. QUICK Calf our agent-he's an expsrf irt Ms ffctd, Make an 1963. appointment with him. This bM to cut estimated expenditures plan require* just 15 minutes f« -H. by J6 btiUoti and to levy a surtax AS A WINK Com pi explain. But with it, you go a corporate and individual tooome tax«9. For most taxpayers, the sur- fong way toward putting your house In orcUr. ; , T« «#t action FAST, tax wlU amount to $.$ per «jet* of the tax otherwise due on 1968 in- Modern Tree Service •-1 nothing »ucc«di Ilk* <* I supported (Me formula, Ctawlfitd Ad in thtt Uodtrt when It was first proposed in the PROVIDENT Whttiwr you went to s«lf, Senate, as unavoidable In tfte Hgbt SCHMI TREE wnt,«r. hirf, an«dl, of inflationary pressures at home MUTUAL LIFE and an attack on the dollar abroad. will î* r»iuUt wIth Metmwhifc, atttsitkm has shifted to "Wait HI! my analyiit heart EXPERT Leaders in insurance since 1861 maximum fptvd at mini* about this!" the iDrobtem ol sassoiB^ntf oriertpUed mum cotlt ki designating prograrrw to be out. . * , when we quit getting better,

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plso had im HiiwvM. friiondihv g itio moving to Gmmfn, Alex«i- M.r. I3H1 Otontfltt tlvnt nwdwls fw tils fiwiwwus wUliftiii tho could iw swri, oit would wo Jxt wJiftout i=h« Alexander Graliam Bell: 1 father irecaived a -tote asking Change "lender" will he Imppy to mitt his FallK, ]- kid du viscid omi to-It'^rnph. iMr, Sunifers tintl Mr, t>|iono, on'o of Uic gruutcst wuya or Sin'^ch," m Iwi filiulud Mm ie toach in JJoston. lie wrote pHp»rs wlifaatti Jw m& to» i>usy, Imi that , Pa Kiel's life i.wo Week Needed For Inventor of the "Electric Toy in Jiiilii oit Uso tnmn^ forks to di-en tuloml hy AbKBrtrtw, -Hkwl (tnywhere In the vowH uwiimls, -By dotos these oxjmi would rccouinritinrt hte son fbv i\\c 1 for iht^t* HiiltstTibiTH wlta AflMtt Eetort, ilmi pi»fi> win* lAlpsaiwftM' Hrll wns 1 th« 'lilc*a mud HiHMvccd It foi Uwm, ttre One week's noiice *B Uiq Job. So, "ymHWf *tr. Octr went to lit nd. im Mmtb of T3iy iroHStuRtei* nnd rucoivor of ilio for frem reiMters ol the "Leader" who tn be nwny for tern- tit speech," •Dosiofn and in 1i)T2, ê operifed a DAR Jiltitw-y ^mmy vnntvsl, f Muf!tij)!e IlwmoHte THD^vnî con- * use, X IIM7, w&kiml /of twichfti's of iîe deaf. lire clniHtflntf itit ir lit KS70, a AwigwJy happened sisted of an cleclrnmuppt, with ono cn'fi Sufoiy WfHiimi AfoxumVr «inc Ho wits «vNn fisltpd lo 'piH'VQftoiy teach "ekscttiic toy*' Lho out Unit used wiiile tit H'.lvuitco, uttd HIIIM' it Is Truck drivers i»«d other 'w his Alexander's forl Hiihtwrd and G^wgfe Sasd- s our tKiIlon would mil 1M.' c3cvcl< fipttfoig. One end trf the com (wtvo a diiinslinntff effect when ni the ln»i ninHle to Skjtmi.s :i:nvft Joss «î^mtw Itian any >nm. Melville, died rs Hit) method of "V-feiWe Speech," 1 ! E OVG'J tltoy bflglit in woo? off cuul tiie l -us ihi'y iin •loduy. Hi>nn .'ifif i' in of oxdendctl to She tspposHe fiend (an fcxJra pa|wr to a new otta drlviflR gnewp notes Wie Safety Is, The doctor sold thai la 1874, Ma*. Atexnndca* Ml of the mni'iiot flnd was freo to vi- Oniwrn Bel! VKH a Iimirai',1 Atwfcmy hi ani Alcxamkar's Ufa was -also d pnum Jii the attJe of wdrin*HH; li Is nni po^lbto to lire- brate, By varjtfng the tongWt of tlio vent tie Already DopwUnent of Victor Club irf ! not many Ihis, IHJ WUHI to Lhi? Itoyn! and that ibo fotnHy Should take him I']Ic?ftricai Shop, where ho imrf. Tihom- sprang, different aotcs could paper from going to Wife old High School. !to had already to a wmner climate. Alexander's •as A, , who was also Interest PAT idea of such *i complicated thing as to invent, sinco, beftim lie w;is seven ! gave up WB job and at Iwenly- duccd mit] sent & wire, cd in Bell and at tho oLhor end, "vtatlng teeds" tiheh 1-faw tiki Jit; do ii?teen, IHJ a uyciliod for three, Alexander Graham Boll; 1 mediately experl- (bet's find out ,. Uur husks fram wheat, lie moved to Cnnntto. wotrid pick .them up le Hapmenio Ttsle- •grapli was patented im -March 7, 1875, W OF THE EXTRA SPECIAL VALUES FO Joseph Henry of I-nslltute cwoour 4nm to cairtiiiuo with the sdea df ihe WESTFIELD SALE! AYS telephone. Mr, Belt felt that if he could :ht'H> deaf-mutes '"talk, lie mak« "Iron", talk. THURSDAY—FRIDAY—SATURDAY ONLY M^, Sondems &nA Mr. Hubbiuxl would not finartee it lUvfher. iOn June 2, 187H, Wîsfln1 was trans* REG. SALE mdttiirg messages anMn% fused1 anti .the current ^ • kept flowing. The isiaiiig was lield $3.00 dawn by ifclio electromagnet and DANIEL ftOONC FUNTLOCK R1FU i ••••*•• I •>»• * 4 i would not vibrate. As Mir. Watson w.as trying tolocat e thte faDulrfe, he til BUDDY'S FLEXIBLE FIGURES .. $2.00 plucked i]ê spring vWcih. vibmtedt > Bell iiear4 this sound a$& Hte was bom. Wow, to tete- GIFT SET Of BAIY TOYS ..$3.50 $1.99 speecli, they would have to tite aprfngr (Tor forty weeks, DR. DOOUTTIE ANSWfI MACWNI ...... $2.00 they worked, trying different sprii^s. Oi* March 10, 1878, while tesUng a new. ttwtsm^t^j Mr. BeJ! spilled -on !his ctotbes and caHed. 4'Wat- TWO OF THI HOniST NIW TOYS 6F 1968 j come herê, I want you!" The first words ever 5ieaTd <»n the tele-

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entered at the CentennfetiL Exposi- HOT WHEELS SETS ; ^ 5! tion *£ Philatblpiiia, The judges were ,-imazotl, is^td awarded Jiiin two $14.10 $8.88 gold medals. Oafe of the juês ex- STRANGE CHANGI TIME CAPSU1E MdllNE claimed, "'My Oodinr It talks!" Another judge said, 'The telefii¥me fcSTFIELD is the most wimderlul thing in Amer- Jea." Actually -then, the Ameintear) UT11E KIDDLES DOU. WITH StlED Oil AHfUNl $3.25 »a. $1.88 people saw ito use for the iefe- la RETAIL jriKMie. It was eonsteSered an 'electric toy,' so Mr. Bel! and Me Wat- HILDY - HEtBY - PIP DOLLS $t.88 DIVISION! soil began tetfiiptofc i« crdter te cKs- prove that beMsf. Fix«n the money 4'•*••) $5.00 , Wt, ©eJI manricd tois f teiner DOU. SETS $18i Mat»i Hiibbard, and they w^Jit to Eia^ype lit 1877 to introduce Hie BARBIE DOLL PRINT DMSS telephone, By *lie ttme tue-asells returned, SPUNKY" OR JAN DOLl$ J2.22 August 38774 ittkero weryj 778 tele* phones to'actual use ta the United citd a fewmomh s later, V thetre were 1,500 telephones ki New Vork State «tooe,- Wdiifi Be«K Wat- MATTEi TWIGGY DOLL *• rt p»•••*• $4.00 $3.3t son, and Siwcteps, Mr, Hubbard or- gandzed "Bell Teiephone Associates." MtANClE DOU CASI $1.66 They offered the tdeph'one to West- $a.«o ONLY AT STORES DISPLAYING THIS 1 • •* N i'; .--- *L ,J-: >*-•' -- -i - • ern tjjnion (Telegra|>!i Company lor •. . i .. Kir SYMBOL ... Y0UftA$SU8ANC£OF V 'I iwr **" J&CK ^fiB^^hwany IPÛTSM it. DELUXE TOO&SfT ira • •»<•.-*r«-H • i yestns after fee fio^; tele- ••^ i . 0lM IISITEQR1TY, QUALITY & SERVICE tmrisage had beent êsit^ tiere O.I. JQt OUTFITS $3.50 af*4 $450 $1.99 $2*77 - • 30,&72 tdephones' in $Me UMted Steles, By 1888, ithe 3^1 Company ADLERSOFWeSTflELD XSJRV1NGCO, SCHAEFER DRUGSTORE *&g sewitag one TniHi^B wiestssges HlfD COUBSE srr <|«4-Ues o£ wire.

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OtfN IMURS. 118 ELM te ^'^^^^^f-^^^ TIH5 M5AM!Rr , AUGUST t, 5 Crowding, Civil Rights Challenge Schools Ert* Nolfl; This 1M (hi* first l» n Kfuriy in ri nrtlctau oti niliicutittit in lo rtlsxms how ivmtt hlnhny, lK"Uor to in^'gnilp lhe Nc&ro siu- II Is wiiiim ilir of school syaltfii In s tntt> Uio t'urrk'tiiHiu and Jnht Mr, fumi wit'h Mfo of the Wtfb eoiuHtfrnw siml (1 t» m la wi Hubert L, l »os{i qtiwslions nn whki-h T-Iw fîKijors npswrni^y hnvo n ly. H was iift!t'j>twl jtl of Use hi*sl us ih<> emmlry, uccurd- ;IK much t» -J^nrn nkbwil the Ing to school .suiHwtaUiirfe Dr. L. that iiiy.se E, haw, not finish Uiulr jo-bs withhi « f«w *if (;!«» -N-^Hm In lfwH*\l S montits but would eonUnuu inio sH'xi hi»lory JIS do Miami "A Newer World" bas boon ewrtlnutng dialogue bo- secondary oducniion, ohsLM'vetl UvM iht: committees wore discas.siii^ IIHI Di\ Low observed flwrf. wilh Mia The Republican national convention begins tween Stocks tuid whites in j Young people today are virtually concerned better illations. place of Ncjjro 'history In iH&nidut*ut torate may face a dismal Humphrey-Nixon-Wal- cut of being an American." People, he says, estimat-ed $iai four per cent of the ar« ruviuwkig and circulating them Hie isysiom is nwirre ihai "cliimge lace choice in November. have the feeling that they have been dehuman- high school atucloirts are Negro. m the schools, "The abatf will is on Mio hrey - McCarthy, .or possibly a passed. It is a generation embittered by war, tween fchs Sorborine m4 the Sein. scream^g ta^ rumring every time Humphrey-Edward Kennedy ticket could ensue. of Independence. Normally, tfcte section >\s rfomifl' y,e "police came near THE TOWN BOOK STORE outraged and made to feel helpless by ated.by quiet straits ^rmkiuir eof* . ? , »_ ' i t_ i Or a datk horse (or would it be a dark Mule?) ing starvation, injustice in the "affluent society." A fa F T kmm W- JeM your summer reading needs could ride out of Chicago. . 'fche before Bast it te fee ft cafe,, «j«gtag m *£, m* of student* "*s was arrested' ^ 1* an *d there There are certain fundamental require- D&y, students at the Foyer drawing cliaik pictures on the side- junior high through college students ... We urge the delegates to respond to the ments to a decent life: justice, freedom, re- was little physical contact between expressed will of the peopte and to their con- we w^tos to get mw&y lôm the tour- the two groups. But the mr was Broad 3535 spect, opportunity. Young people see that there ists. But sn UJIS raght, t-he scene sciences, in choosing the men best qualified electrified by the teflskm. to be Presidential and vice presidential nom- Is little justice in a country that spends billions was Tadkally different inees. pli a war that is destroying the lives of 30 mil- My particular, informant was a There were large numbers of police This was not happening all wax Ed, Note; Westfield residents who wish to lion people in two nations. There is little British student d Cartridge who at every streei corner armed with Pads — moat of *he people W4K> had contact their Republican delegates may write to shields, clubs, asid tear gas. By rayswept the Gaulliftts to victory in the We got Donald J, Ludwig, 24 Timber Dr, Berkeley Hts.; admittedly aitialair estimation there etecfeitm were on tii© ofch©r skie of ssTherea i vs a mixed-up freedosarm anad justicsae sin tihe iriver engaged in She usual cele- Gilbert G. Roessner, 3i2 Lenoz Rd.r Summit; or The students ware. naHtra^y was oire policeman for every three any of the At Large Delegates, including Sen. school systems that favor the middle class and students. Tire students natunaliy brations, Ttae was a miifewy pa- Coppenone Sun Oil the college-groomed student while ghetto kids gry «t the dauSist sweep in the rade with tanks, iroops, and jets. Clifford P. Case, 191 W. Milton Ave>, Rahway, face an educational and cultural "death at an electrons tor it rnemi rejection of al] taunted their former tormentors, We urge that readers also contact their early age*'* the reforms for vbfah ttsey had and sfehe poHee retaliated with tear Products you need Democratic delegates, fought iMy British. friend bad seen gas which seemed to be tossed at , We welcome letters and contributions. These te brutsal beatings by, ttae Hot po-random into the masses of studvsits pages in the Leader will give Westfield young and bystanders. It seemed like they STAFF people a chance to express their ideas about Ece whom, he deeenifeed as "mad tftunek." He predicted 4hat this were trying to keep the crowds from BARON DRUGS 232-6680 Editor: Bob BorucbowRz how their town, and their nation* use resources getting into unmanageable sizes by ^ Art: Michael Pa*: ton and set priorities to provide a decent life and July 14th would foe something dif- Stall; Tommy ifasddy, Site equal opportunity for all people. ferent irom Hie usuai, tnem on *he run, Camera Outfit especially 4tt the Uitm Quarter. We wem gassed along Ronnie NeufeM, BUI Hood, He and 1 md some others from others and almost directly hit once Joan ^Foster, CyraSie Davis, Joanne Fetiorocko, Harriot group vent down toward m* poUee-thrown gas oomb. Stu- 95 Gteisser, Steve Palmer and Supremes Sing i. #304 Camera Outfit • * # » • • # • • • FfM D«liv«ry Frtth Simon arid Garfunk«l At N.J. Arts Center FANNY FARMER CANDY 95 Records By Bob Baruchowlti The auprnnes *re bitted m the #404 Camwa Outfit fowmoM i«male vocal ftroup in the TOUt tUMMR MUO and wofld, ami PfeMa Row tea* titem wit!h a smooth, smilmi? tsnTtfiat' makes njne fcwBeve tt. 95 THE MUSIC STAFF nothtr 1 Iii their {•oneerts last week irt huge Garden State Arts Center, Miss Boss was Meed *Tte Queen of the 27 Elm Strwl Mien* House/' as in the lyrics the Su- JARV DRUG premes added to Roger Miller's We»tfield 1448 ttme, "King oi fehe Road/' 15ie Motown Ho mm HKM£ exciting when they first entered the stage. Dressed to ftftt length, blîs- md~white-striped gowns, they entered from two MAs f ihls has?d$ to get a sun tart. He described! ftsppies: ("!%ey walk HELP! YOU OOH'T &£T YOUR SHOPPING FINISHED SOON THERE WONt BE A

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CKNTMl AVI. # 232-49OO « Thomas Lincoln-Mercury Wf I, MOA0 ff # # ##* THE (N,J.> TIIURSnAY, AUGUST 1, 10G8

Acting Like a Monkey? WE'RE AS NEAR

Could Be Evolution, Study Says TO YOU AS WKII. ntmt'tt , 'Iwivtf favored ccHalit RAPID REFERENCE TO RELIABLE BUSINESS HOUSES form ovolwd from flwi of nni- drnvorhii irailis an \vc\\ m certain fa w»w flcnft H triitU, and vw nnght IMKIOI1- YOUR PHONE iMt imwHK mirsi'lves bettor if wo know \v\n\i \w\mv\nv taid hiyjlx itmjj-iime • AUTO DEALERS i ' ri' 11 i HEATING •survivn! mine. DRUG STORES lo think tluii muds luumm CONTRACTORS •TPKJF* " w can wteo he Sracod to nni* "TIK! succossful primate mule," APPLIANCES lio KpccuiuLes, "would have had to • AUTO RADIATORS 1>!\ j*V>5{, un itoijjhsJiinun, win* is ho cniitruHifl, cunning, caajxmiUve, THOMAS UNCOIN-MSRCURY, TlfFANY DRUGS J&M of lib** i>pitrtnu«nt of An- iiUraetive to the iutitos, good with INC, OP«B T Dura 11 w*«* SUPER MARKET n-t Uvins^»n roller ni Iho children, ivfcixed, tough, olo- LIBERTY GLASS CO. 1 i.m, to 10 p.mf UirivLivtHy, :;nys many clutw xktfUul, kmnvtedgeiible and OFWESTFIELD ••le to breed, Headquarters South Av», W Call 2324300 "NevertJteless, we know that there the social system worked in favor 232-4660 VOLKSWAGEN CENTER 450 North Av.. g. Wntfidd must have been such an evolution," of those mates which were ' Sales — Service — Part* MOVING A STORAQE the Rutgers professor argues, "in and "contralied." Br, Fox Central Av«. {Opp, Qolmby St,} New «n:H A.K. U -crumbling. We ean probabJy still • WHIRLPOOL LINDEMAN BUICK CO. SBADJBB • VENETIAN BUND* M. VMtllM y 1:1# A.M. t» FJl cJteg to true language as a pecu- pear,*' ive says. • NOHQB Dial 233-S3U by how INC. — AU Fumoin Mitk«t — liarly human trait, but otherwise the. "It is A ad If any Oth«r* difference between us and tire 'low-we are like nther atiknals we BUICK RICHARD'S Dial 232-5958 PROMPT BBRVICB NEW WORLD OP BBACTT PEARSAU & er' animals eonies io took more and can over really understand the sig- BUICK and OPEL 741 Central Av«. Wtstftotd more like a ma'tar of degree rather of ottr differesices from Caff 232-3724 Sols* ond 5«rvle» Cp*et*llita !• Ruwf CatUu WIREPLACI ' Dutir from I to * FRANKENBACH, INC than Jciad," Dr. Fox th«tn," r. Fox concludes, t 117 E. Brood St. W«*tfi«frf Parti — Rspalrt perm«n»nt» wltfe If man w^hes to better ttndorstand R«or Cat Found*tloi ICo», ft FTI. Eve« U!l I FJC 111! BROKEN FRAMES Iris own behavior, Dr. Fox advises, QUALITY USED CARS tie toad 'better add the study (A the Center Searches AD 2-8484 FREE OrP-BTRSBT PARKINO ALL ronia behavior of other animal species to 4M N«rtk AT*. D. WMt**ti Wot HYDE & ELLIS, Inc. OF \ •<• his study o£ fossil reoords and to For Youth Talent t ARTISTS' SUPPLIES 232-0700 INSURANC* Us direct study ol human behavior. Hrt.: » to •—»rL»t* He says, for example, that the The Garden State Arts Center to* W«itfl«ld nuclear £amaly — fritter, mother and COMPETENT VSCBAIfXCi offspring — which lhas generally day arawmneed it will soon launch a 232-4700 search for iperfartnsmg 4adent among AU* NAMU BRANDS Kit mam •** WHILE YOU t>e«i assumed to be the • 'natural" LINOLEUM • VINT£i • TIUM Jhe youth ol New Jersey wtfb a 4,», R1IUY or "basic" unit of btunan social or- • FOHMJCA WORE WAIT! g&faafxm, is probably neither nat- tember show lo feature state- A#W" Otdsmobil. Co, replace all typea of lanaaa, t«t '• Aluminum «tom : ural nor basic. - wide V brtna;:; «B ; th# pieoaa broken "J£ we look at «be liigher iffini- Prelmiajajy pTajjs for the , to Art Supply LAMPS * REPAIRS be known as "Talent Expo I Ola! 232-6700 we find that with tiw excep- »*l« ft **rria* • • -• ROBT. E. BRUNNER announced by Executive Director T>. Arilatt* U»t«rttls 1006 Soyth Av.. W> W#itfltld tion of *ho tree-dwelling gibbon, Bruih«» « Oils Mart* A«. B. All S-VMtt CATALINA LIGHTING Louis Torefci of $ie Gar4eai State .> none ol them seem to form nuclear CtnTMt of L ^ families. The bask foam o£ social Parkway, which built '$&& &tisrM$- HOVBB OF riNB LAHPt terg the roadside Arts Center at Diet 233-3462 AND LIOBTIIVO nXTUUI organization seems to be the hier- C«tttl in. #Pln* Bah«mlMi VHW Writ art&Ecat group* eonîsiing erf a few Telegraph Will Psrk. Imported dominant ma&», female with The purpose of ttse competition, • FLOOR WAXING female consorts of the Mr. Tonti said, as "to search out, *nd oth«r* tnates, the juveniles and the young stimulate and present m showcase WIG SALON • PAINTS form the massive talent existing FIDO* WAXINO SiKVICf males noi in the central hierarchy NORRIS CHEVROLET Comnlfti Belectlo* of Hlirh . g^gSBU | TUDOR HAIIDWAM co^ who #ve on the edges of the group/' among the youth m New AUTO YCO, FftHhloti HalrplscM ft Aec*»ort*i 332*6900 He said tentative plans for lor a IntifviduallIfidll y MMth« a d Ct • Uup Mounting Some baboons, he notes, do ap- CHEVROLET Styl«d For You Save your b&ctt — cftli us, series of additions in six counties HeBtyllnff ft R*c»lrlns Harriet Of Bsrviee, free €HtfmAtee, Av- proach a truly femndiial situation, but during August AH Hair Oooda By Our Own Btyl- the izmifty consists at one mate who to semi-llnais Ine Department erage home ?1S, Fully insured Dial 232-4223 collects a harem of females. on Sunday afternoon, Sept. 15, and Our Award Wlnnlnf Btyllnif D*- bonded. > Central Av». competition finab Saturday wight, •ALES ft &&BVICS tartment Win CIHTJ, S«t Or lUpiir Natural selection, Or. Fox coti- Totir Hftirplee* Rigftrdltn Of Sept. 21, both at the Arts Center. Major tnd Minor B«p*Lra Wher* FUTch«*d While the mi&tions «re proposed Selection of iam« D*r I«rTic» Btyllng- B/ Mt to be held ki Essex, Mercer, jkfott* Car* And Truck* LLIAMS LAMPS Atlantic, Passage asid Cam- BODYART 23MI09 FUEL OIL CounSies, fee d-atesj places and Dial 233-0220 TN (awttt C»4r*l AT*. ••« Xiitk At* «M REEL-STRONG FUEL CO. eivtty details are to foeafrmounce d COLLISION SHOP CU»TOMB» mmmAntm Ann -Ms*. *^? later this month, Qea>r«* W, Kocher*, Prop. rAKMIWO IK MBAB • Cotttflon E»p«rU y^H^rtWb Sine* 233-0250 • Auto and Truck KeflnUhU* • Tour otit-ntop Utnp h«*dqw*rt»r« Cftnton C, _ Crocker, special assast- uomumA* # Heflnlihlnff, r*wlrin# *ad r*P*tf Swtti Av#, W* wA tD Mr. toiiti for the Arts Cen- • iimuranc» Kitimaifi* Oetf HEATWQ OtlM c*k« of any lmm p • Bedy »nd Fender fitpfttffl 6-0900 • Old lampi r««or»fl . ^ ter administration, heads a com- • BOOKS * Victorian fflobaa palaUd to mfttflh SHOES mittee arranging the statewide tal- • 24 Hour Towing yonr bum* ent program, lie said it aims to en- Cat) 789-0330 Lamp ihfttJaB r«pa.1rad or rtoo*- ORTHOPfDIC list tlie eoop^ratiort of eslstiiyg com- South Av*. Garwood THE TOWN BOOK STOtl tf HIGH Oil. CO., INC _ Atjio c«n dtfpltcftt«»narat1i*r mutiity groups to encourage as wide BOOKH FOR ALL i • Light I n» Fixture* — Wl •f AUGUSTINE broitse «nd «w*» UshU participation as possible cm local • W« also Install levels. • L«r*« stock of r*plac«m#»t gl*m CRISANTI MOTORS • Do-ft-Tourwll lamp parts The talent will be sought In the age groups from seventh All CHKT»I,ER . ^P^HaffnT SP ^^ ^^^^^^ ^B^^^^^^P^^^^ KONOMICAl graders through college students, • AUTO DEALERS • IUFBRIA1. bi^. also will be aimed especiaily at •PLTMOUTH (R«r To w» RANKIN FUEL CO. those youngsters in disadvantaged • VALIANT Lot> th. w«tfl*14 LAUNDBIES SLIP COVERS aTeas. Classical, pops and specialty GOODWIN MOTOR FUEL OlIi wftl be the gencra'I cfeaaificattons oi CORP. for " OIL, IVORY IAUNORY OIL HEAT talent sought in the competition, Mr. Dial 233.1091 imintMATi Crocker said- ITUDiBAKEft • MEUCCDfS UHt •OWUNO Dtai & DRY CLEANERS UNITED MILLMAN ft SUNBIAM 576 North Av». 1. CM(*uW Av*. • Complat* l+unUrlAtter Wtmnr •w» ipvciallH CONVINIINT w Tires take the greatest beating AUTHOHIZBB in flu* lfa«M Sates »nd Servic* A cotton run during the hot summer months, says #Sam* PLASTICS Motor Club of America's Safety De-1 mm •*•** A**. FUGMANN WESTFtELD , Inc. o« Reqsail CHA« COVBtS, INC NWM AO J-UM pailment and care should be taken CLARK LANES to make sure that your ear te no OIL COMPANY 15% J.SJRVIN&jCOMPAIfit Author! i#£ Cub ft Carry PLASTIC SUP COVERS "baldies" and that you don't abuse Bates ft B*rrfe* {at for Always R«ody ta $«rv« Yo«i Laundry your tires by bumping .into eurbst br the rrrrutt on wtmmmmw screeching to unnecessary stops For PioH-as *ntf T>*1 • OASrV BOWLING by making quick starts. Bar • Cocktail Ix»**#* Call 232-5020 SOUTH AVf. K* If tint wick AutoiMtSe 16 rVospttt $1, "IS met.* Pineetter* (opp. Fir* Hc-u##) I^Baipt fl#rvlea * Fr*# SlttlUB Btnrie* For Bowtin . B«l« A Serf lc* HO!*F.»T WORK* LEADER ADS RAMBLER, INC lfother* W*tch4o# Buriwr Serrla* Dial 2320075 • Fret D»yt5m» Bnwlln* !*«tr«tlo* BRING RESULTS Atttfeerfittf fur Bvdvttt Payment Pl«« la t••» Hem* 425 North Av*. t W«tfi«ld 311-4700 Did 332 5272 RAMBLER 361 South Av., I. SAMOSET LAUNDRY Sales and Sarvlc* 140 Central Av*. Ckuk SERVICE, INC. 656-8510 Part* — Repairs HEARING AIDS U>0NT>RT — DRT CLKAHIWO 3S14 XanMdy Itwl., larwy City & ALLISON INC. USfD CARS Ca«1t aad GOOD HEARING 4 T#* E»tabl1th»d 1912 232-2456 CUHTA1NS, EWAKMES STARTS AT THE 369 South Av*. I. W«fft#W SPRINGFIELD ALLIED it lOCAi AND IMPORTED MOTORS FREDAL Advertise LONG D1$1A**CI MOVING ROTCHFORD PONT1AC Authorized Dealer DECORATORS wro. CENTER • LUMBER V STORAOl • TRIESfP* LINSNS in This • MCKItiO sooa win used — Service — Fart# CI.AIRK i. S. IRVING COMPANY "We Specialise in Bervice Custom p U>Ut3 M. TOTTfiN UUiO An, All Domestic & Imported Car* COVERS # DRAPEBIB8 Certified I-Tearingr Aid Audiologlata L0MBBK ft T#f. 276-0898 Satisfaction Guapartteâ Of Every X>eecHptio» 376-882! Space Ill fM^fl Tim WESTPIEI.D (N,.rj MSADSH, I'HUMHOAV, AUtUJS't 1, 1Uff» Pago 7 flarth-of ilw Border Omor AfUIci* introduced iho Summer Tan May Cause ef. Club 'PrcAtdi?nt Hohert Canadian Singers Rise were magnificent from H» WH on pnwklcd ni him Tha the ôthel* side of tiia city. Skin Cancer, Society Wanis ary's iroiMwi: was tiy TOMMY RIDDY But Clio "excltomtitit" of thowj iiva- SU Cluir, Cluesl.s wero iniro- A carefully summer tlwrt ft to (luced hy John K. Nmntrn, POLING OIL To jnoat Amorfcafts, Canada its & fascinating and myatertous country, may look but U may be skin otviwrec as mft as i>rc- P -lot! 4ho Ki r oil, jtrat what do peopje do to AlbefcUrt , i . ASberla? - To get 4ho essence of Uto dangerous, fleoewftng tint. 1926 One bhlnff Cwiaritons shave done recently ia to a*afee » wop of young cid freedom wftlch the committee "{tasflted, n s£ngers wlro teU -us like It is it) Saskatoon, Moose Jaw, and New York French wore •clink-man of tf» . County of Ai osti- Uiiiteakt of "mBtor- any ottier (he lofcal Incomes all the partment of Molar Clufr #£ America 11 occur yearly *foan ol tiujm appeal la tooth sexes, One en- olty jnatla^s — tfie Detroit rtots Crowdingc? type of cmicer—i®5.600 new eases and seat bells should iherefom be last swnjuer. used at oil' times, visions tan. as a fairy tale mtostrel Dr, Foase agrees that WHS will we estimated Sor 1968 alone, Iti Knauer ooneiuAHl by oliserv- caitpfe, sing&ng and strumming their Still Us songs l^snatn from the need addltioaa*! laeMitles. But he contrast, 4he number «f deaths is "I&e l?emt of the matter Is way *hm*gfe life and lading off into country paint of view, According t» notes low; tore will fee an estimated S.000 many, petteaffc most, sfcfo can- tfe sunset i-n the off-seasoav. Staging neyer in the history f-atoi&ies from thh type of cattcer the same jacket, "he iwkteratands Wesifieid y |>eet| i forced could be avoided b>' a hit of together or fentfeiduaHy, ifchey can about the cou-boy w* ttie _psye!S)l- during the present year. common seme. Cerfcaibrfy, tfefigui'- come e forward of Canada." / enough to provide for 4he school's is -aho $1m ©sêst 'to sunken dreams. The hlghEght was lifelike hnHattorw

• -two-avant-garvte novels ^f. Hb Jtlbuni, "Songs of Leon em

the ? . . - ' I - Itort . i > i \ -• Aiksic aoence after Judy Cerf- "IT .^. HHs mlroducod (be wamwst of the Su- 6&to ydu? Gas Company-for ^ur modem gas range now* premeo ape twe stronger whan 6iey Seethe latest models. See the latest space-saving, work- His #pftgff, deailrag nmimty with sing in t^ir estai Saving 1968 modern gas ranges now. No clown payment i'orms of piiy«cal and Christian love, style - tiw Motowti sound of "Baby Free 5~year parts and service.. Free delivery. Free normal toourid witti metaphor* find allegor- and "!*» 1 installation. ies that are jtntti eoteriAitting and did « rattier sugary "Mich-

blunting, *rhe b-rics, provided with ," foKcwvd by a stronger i - - _ i- •• the ^alburn, will be re-read tion (jl another Beatle song, " times byy the serious student day." in "Hefteetiow, • Mi* Boss in's Skin Dew Instant* creves to "underhand" and the (*ispl»yed the powerfuhewi of i • ' 3.50 more casual 1'istener who cnioy* vtrice. or perpknud. ch^dnm wre on One quickly become ; dwnohrtrtte popukr Rubinstein's Ultra Feminine # Ho tmks w Bfg21ovent ^•* fcL hte unpolisbwl, not l seams to hold with "Balanced pleasant voice, LNte Bab Dylan's Spin**-" during w*#*i she wilted once a year sale grease of dfrt. Heat Oven." voice, it does iwt have to be Wo die ftw* renw «f &« atklemu 4.50 Teftenf Clean, Cl«»n panels Bigr see-thru good. And like a Pytan song, to iw near Mm>e invilld and soil trays mmm picture wimlo# times a Cohen mm ttm toni out TV flutvmiM ddMd U»*ir hour fcrti* — Buy Orw - 6«# 0n« In seconds. No m oven door. Wid bete IW way1. Afar *U, be wrote fog and stain and «

-*. Buy a Norge Range {Remember only t THROUGHOUT MWARTMINT S5 a month) and receive absolutely free, a ID-piece Teflon set made by famous-make Wearever. SPECIAL Strong aluminum. No-stick, No* scour* A $29.% value free. Offer %r^r good during July and August only; Outfit - •" Act Now hole* of nationally 34,95 nch Merchants: - $39.91 famous 1968 g 404 *ITi #3 RUSSIU STOVfR CANDY c*brg«, Hardwick MAVI LUNCH WITH US WHILE $* ClMf. c4H at Kirftvimv Cir. mnl l'(tmi;i t'itiiMHJs in Uio Hmmu Alpha; coiiiltiucci upwtHx! in May, tolly evcii'ywliore, ospccla^y in civ- After ^accumulating thou- wmi of ',\ I'inw Ct, am with im Jt -per coivl laci'aosc over prolific mil'her of bootes. ffinrifar ilized popuMHis, am\ had been a sand moro i"Oi>orts of of yem1 ilie Mh book a^peai^d b»>ar- other trora&WH fawn Nuw •y Slwtfcy Ix-vy of tho USC April jincl seven per owtt over May, majoff -cause of ptromoiUiro death tubercuWs, io that tho drug Law {'«.'«ler is liu* iliwlor, and IIJS: MM?, tin; most raent survey of tho •tn«g Jtb 'traroes as eHlier ^w' Bob or on* -25 httfh sHiimi ami throughout the worid, was |)DS4} safe , Skin tan at-H f>vcr titt* nation now nsfilstnnl. Is Arnold SH*KH, a rnbbin- Ni Assodttttoa Annies Mits- to;il sUuli'tii. ;i.l •!lit f-aliJomia School. shorn, atscofdimg to Doiui isctdoin occur in BOH, even drug rtiad^y wrttuMc. Ho provided In (SMJ eady yom of !^s csarcer, mufor at ihc Jk'tow Union V-a ch&&muro of Hio Muliiplo iiio bodies of ftninums wid advice io tiiose who wcro Waksman was often tlie fcutt •Uiulon of Amorkvm IM>fO\v Tin* corps is op*n>U'd in tho jomL CoinniitAoe of Uie WesU'iiold killed by tho disease shouftd rolease jokes atwut ntal^ng a pwrfefcs&m o£ Uoai-d of Itealtotv. gallm, which .serves WW spirit of \\w IMHVW word, *'-MJlz- the gomns back to tfe soli Dr. Waks- of which many came routul In *&© dirt." torn pi u& vjih." Fur lho Jew it is the -eternal infqtinatioa for U\e v&pati wos man as&ed, **Why?M cxid&uce in the period 11*45-50, submiLUjd io iho NAREB DojM jokesters know The Jiavo voiimtaiKl tJidr tfmim:ui the sit-sales mnrkcU necountiiig lor 56,7 studies continued far dtie years, ering aniii>!oiic9. -Ho also produced ing nn endiicfliion many times mom uations of ot-hcr people and conse- per cent of iiiuisacUons. Homes hav- The {lust break in tie case was lusscientists, Eoiger ehtdent-s attmctcd Alvey Conveyor Moves valtinbla Umn my that can bu (juctitty I cannot imdorotam! 4hc4r ing four bedrooms or more ac- dJSGOvcfy in 1940 of aciiitomyicin, to Rutgers by She opisjiiunity to motives and ambitions. Mitzvah cotmiud for 23 par cent of sales, odikivcd in Iht? ckissroom," aceord- ! the first airt&krtic produced toy a study under Or, Waksman began To Garwood Location itatf io Itnbbi Krvvin L. Herman, tho Corps, I hope, will give me an in- wlii le those with two •betfcooms or •worltmg with him in 1922, By i960; soil microbe, snd as toxic to animals The New York district offitee of UAIfC! national director of -region-a! sight into Iho Uibifciki'g and Ideas of fass matin up Use remainder. as d4 WBS to GttKa* n^k*rf»ff,, tramed 76 activities, those people who differ iawi Hie/' Homes .Siilcs hi Uie southern re- Dr. Wafcsmen ftyllowod tiiat dis- to carry his methods to otSter uni- Alvey Conveyor ling, vo. nas moved gtoa enjoyed -Mie most s^sstsavUal r u< t lie suid -that the youth, worki Hanriet, whose mother is Mrs. MILESTONES FOE A MI C BOB IOLOG JST - Dr. Selmati A. Waksman, covmy wiit^^the isolation of a sec- versities and %o industry. to a new foeaUon # 511 North Ave,, t gains over May, 1067, with -an in- Gar wood, with Jctm in a •'•practical laboratory" situa- Carol Kcstervbaum, says she knows Rutgers UniversHy professor emeritus of microbiology, celebrated his ond anbtbiptic two years later. It crease of 11.1 pet* cent. Hie north The phamioiceutleal indu^y at- tion, am becoming directly involved of the terrible problems vf povwiy Koth birthday Juiy 32, And it wag 25 years agn In August, IW3 when was effective a&ijnst tobercuJosis district managing representative for central, with a 7.7 per cent gaia, t f fcrifeutes mudi of its irecent growth tbu .scone of -activity and receiv- •through what she reads &i ifchc papers he reported his work on the antibiotic streptomycin which led to his germs, but was also highly toxic to the New York area, Mr. Fodor Has was a close second, wMie in t3» west to Dr. Waksman's ^ntiboucs, and ing {fcsthand knowledge of some of but "my knowledge is of no ma* receiving a Nobel prise. When not meeting speaking engagements In 20 ye&m experience in the material the increase was 3.9 per wait The many Waksman stucJetits in handling industry, 14 of- wliaoh 4tave the social problems wlrich face tfic value unless I do something specific. alt parts of the world* Brt Waksman still goes dally to his ©HIee to In August, 1943, anottier m% responsible for maawfcatt In my own sm#l way, as a human Northeast registered a cfecMne in the Rutgers Institute of Microbiology. been with Alvey Conveyor, today pnd must be sales of 0.8 per jied, the growth of other the streptomycin patent as among Governor Okays Coined "Antibiotic* in 1941 It; pmdwoed sta the 10 pateJits that sfcuxxUiic World effective wond biotic "sttrepteHnycte ' and reported flight, vacuum tube, mttldaUc plas- PA 2-4192 the classical elements 792) was sponsoaied by fitter, it's easy-to understand wliy orobosjn tth^ soil, dssng th^ lest began in advanced 1948 patent have bee*) plowed into 0*. AUTHUIH. WIUIAM5 ttie «nfcire seven-tnan. Vrkm County the Mimpha&i sleuth won tlw Nobel Dr. Waksmati's interest In EKM Assembly delegation and bad the prize.1 microbes began shortly after he support of the fctoe-HUHi Stetfce Sen- 1068 marfcs s^nificaiii arrived at Rutgers 57 yeafs ago as ate delegation &s weii as the en- lor Dr. Se'lmas) A. an immlgraist Iixjs3nnan from Czar- lf- «wrt W«. L. y formerly nf College in Cn£tnfonlt a "two-year i \. 1"« whit mrv ntiw In In ttiHr new home. college of the academic disciplines/' X* It niiiait»te JlMteil throttfgh the of the Wcvtfleldi and the Umm County ^Peciwlciai In- lloanl of stitwto in Scot<& Plains, The agency will qaaiify Union WIRING AND MA1NTENANCI County for additional slate - h aid lor higher DRIVEWAYS AND PARKING AREAS PAVED mid -will make use of the exis&ng tlSIOENTIAL - INDUStWAl PRESERVE OLD DRIVES and higher education institutions, Union COMMBtCiAl ColLege and ilie Union County Tech- AREAS WITH COSMICOAT nical Institute,- AssemfcHyman 54 Street ASPHALT SEALER Charles J. Irwin o£ -. \ IS PARKING A said. WM. A. PARKHURST POWER, HEAT AND LIGHT CALL CONTRACTOl Wolff Appointed Call 232-6914 ADams 3-0662 ADams 3-1738 i*f. Mill Lorw WMnHMM P; O. Sox 334, WvstfttEct M«untoingid«, N. I Ff Inc. V. P. International Flavors & Fragrances UGHTUP Inc. -has aRnoutieed tine appofettmcii of Harold S. Wolff of WestSeld as ^ -J' vJce-president-produciion of IFF lone, FOR SECURITY >' % Mr. Wolff,

ehemical and flavor production ac- 1 ' Compkfe B«ar Wheel and Frame Straightening tivities. He wM also serve as a nated ae night and enjoy a new-found WHEIl AUGNMENT • WH€ll BALANCINO member of file firm's management sense of security for your family and GENiftAl AUTOMOBIli HEPAIRINO committee, SKHVICK — CAHttlJUKTOH * 1«.1ITIO?I =Mr. WoiH resides with h\s wife, property. Expense certainly isn't much rv. • a Pat, an-d tihefc three cliUdren, Har- of a factor because a post lantern like oW Jr., 24, daughter, LeaUet B and WHALEN'S GARAGE AUTQLIH William 14, at 741 Kimbal Ave, the one shown here can be kept lighted AuthoHied "Bear" Sltftien ilWVfCI all night at an average cost of under f 400 NORTH AVI.y E TEL AD 3*0393 LEADER ADS two cents* And that s plenty of protec- 4- "I Call For and Delivvry BRING RESULTS tion for so little.

Our Certified Residential Lighting I-.1,'.1.... .-• v •- - Consultant will be glad to give you cost-free help in planning interior and Have a wild vacation! exterior lighting for your home,

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