THE WESTFIELD LEADER THE LEADING AND MOST WIDELY CIRCULATED WEEKLY NEWSPAPER IN UNION COUNTY

JntM I YEAR—No. 9 at WcBtfield. N. J WESTRKLD, NEW JKKSEV 07090. THUfiSDAY. OCTOBER 20. 1966 g» Pledge To Fight Parkway Tolls Thi' Political Scene Candidates7 Views ; Overwhelming Citizen Support l'rc-hnid.r, Walter K 1'liich, On Local Issues j Harry V <.isln>nie .)r. and Kduard H. j Tiller revealed today (liiit thousands | oi area reMilcnls have answered an .Michael Conner KO1IKKT FFJMiUSOlN j advertisement which tiny placed m <»—WAKD 2) lit—WAKI) :)) ; the Wcsllii'lil Lender pledging an all- i Michael Conner. Democratic i'an- Hobcrl ti. Fcraison. Third Ward jmit light against lull.s I,,, i|U. i;,mi], • didale for Town Council troiu 111- .'ouncilriian ninniug for re-election ;VKI Middlesex ('oiiniie.s sections of ! S,'^'i>nc1 W;wd has appointed .hiim j lo a tie IMU year term, today 'ho (.iarden Slate Pkwy. 1 Piiylon Conger, STIi. as his cam-1 described i(i as a "creative year" i paign manager. iin" Council "Much has been accom- "Letters poured in with campaign plished lor Ihe overall benefit of Ihe donations, pledges cir assistance ami j Mr. Conger is a graduate of liar- [ vard College. Hie (ieiieral Thewlogi- town and for Third Ward residents,' vehement lieiinneialion ol e in Knglisg h a! eight council programs, already in , I'll (in the .shoulders (if tin1 taxpayers | New York University. He is a leach- elfi'ct. of direct henclil lo Weslfield ;ind motorists," the three Republican ' (;• of Knglish al the Tingry S<'IIDO! and particularly to lho.se ivrsons liv- freeholders, uho are sivking iv-clec- i in Kliz.'ibelh. is director of I'ii'gry's ing in the Third Ward. More pro- j lion, asserted. • smial services program and coaches grams are in the oiling, lie einpha- ] tjolh tennis and soccer. siziii. 1'jinling mil thai I lie )ivilit led by . .• lirehuldfis and Hep Florence p. : Mr. Cdn.^er. wnen coniinenlinii Mr. 1'Vrgiivin said primrains al- Dwyer a|i|)arenl!y lias pennaiiciitly ! about the canifiaign, staled lhal ready in elfecl include; stymied the plan to assess lulls for • "Mike is unitiuely qualified for a "1. Traffic safely iinpiovenls: A the area whieh iilreaily was paid for j position as Town Councilman be- traffic h^h! at Central ami Park- by taxpayers, llu- |ii,). «-ho consti- cause as n patent attorney he IwsI key inlerseclinn on a busy arterial. tute the iniimrily f;vtiun on the free- both technical and legal training. In Slop si^ns on Moynlon Ave. from holder hu.'ird. said the demonstra- r these days of problems such as IVar! lo ('lark Township, where tion that resulted from the advertise- water and air pollulion, technical needed. Widening ami curbing of training is an extremely important streets flanking Columbus School — ment showed the anli-Deinoeral 1 I'arty senlinienl throughout the asset." Windsor, (Irandvicw, Myrlle and IMtKSKNTATlON—Thr firstl K'H of mi-monibllln to tlie town mis received re( tly by the Mayor ! Cul- county. Mr. Conger believes IliiU the most around (he busy state automobile in- ture mid Hcmillflcutlnii Committee wlii'ii fiirniir MayT. Hopkins, lo Die coiumllU'c. At the pre- "Persons from every section sentation were, left to right, Charles1 I', llatley, vice ctmlrnuiii of the coiiuiilUre; Mayor Robert II. Mul- pledged lo aid in (he light against retiny. Air. 1'rll, liiul II. Kinrmon Thomas, rimimlUec chairman. the tolls and said they would work for Hie Itcpuhlicaiis who assumed the leadership in the fis;ht," Five- Residential Returns Hopkins' Pictures l.olders IMrii-li, (Jjbcirne and Tiller —NUKi'iul Studio pointed mil. They said resentment UN Day Observance —Three Republican Freeholders look over flood or re- was expressed on every luvnil as First Memorabilia motorists urged that I he proposal In Upswing As Fund mcnt in Weslflcld Leader asking residents to sup- (nl-ocl fljtht attains! Parkway tolls in Union County. .Shown be fought to the last ditch. They Gifts To Town said the danger of crowding auxili- Walter K. Ulrich, Edward II. Tiller and Harry V. Set Sunday In Park ary roads as well as the cost to the A gift lo Ihe town of llueo pic- average driver each day was promi- Climbs To 67 P. C. lures depicting Westfield park In a proclamation released loiUy, as well as form a color guard. Dill nent among the protests. United Fund officials today were hopeful that (luting tlio scenes was received this weeU by Mayor Hubert II. Mulreany ui'iJed Smith and the seventh grade Friday The freeholders said the mail re- last wi-ek and a half of the current campaign to raise $24!),12t(, Mayor Robert II. Miilreany und his Weslfield citizens to observe Sunday Night Dtivmu Croup of Ihe I'resbyta* ceived from the advertisement filled the pickup in Residential response during the past week would advisory committee on culture, and as United Nations Day. Mrs. C. 11. riirn 'Clmi'di will present "A Word it School Proposal several tables in Hie county Republi- continue, IxMiilificalion. Smith Jr., appointed by tlio mayor About UNIUSl'V can headquarters here. At Tuesday night's report meeting the division totals showed h\ a unique presentation featur- to be chairman of tlio. Westfield The Invocation will be given by that $100,402 had been recorded for (57 per cent of the campaign ing Mr. Mulreany and three former United Nations Committee, an- Hcv. Ian 1'arsons of Ihu Methodist roved 383 To 57 goal. It was noted that the Residential Division improved its posi- Wftslfleld mayors, Shelby ti. l'\: nounced completion of plans lo honor Clmi'di; fiev. Jolui I,. Flnnaunn, 'Goblins' To TWk tion from the previous report by an 80 per cent increase, who served as mayor here in 1U41-42, this 2Isl anniversary of the Interna- Holy Trinity Chinch, will glvo a liobert J. I,incoln, General Cam- donated Hie largo malted photo- tional boily. I hero Tuesday ap- available in the current expense ac- Through Town hi Prayer fur Peace, mid Die Ix'nedle- response. In the graphs to Ihe I own. Sharing in I licit- d of Education's pro- count, and a $92,000 grant from the paign Chairman, commenting on A program will be Jiri'.seiilcd (it liim will lie given by Hnbbl Charles sion (he following teams have re- acknowledgement were former May- tao addition and make state raised through the new sales Annual Event tl.is said, I urge all volunteers and .'( p.m., Sunday, in Miudowaskin A. Krolnff of Temple KmaiUI-ICI. ranl especially those in the Residential ported as follows: Team A. leader. ors II. Kmi'ison Thomas ll'iM-lill) Park wilh members of various "In today's small world," Mrs. ^x.'s !o Grant Scries!. tax prn2 The voters approval The mill annual Halloween pa- 1 Division . . . don't stop now. We are Phil Ilyrne 11 It per cent; Team li, and Charles I , llailey (IMIi-M i, schools, churches ami cnmiiuiuily Smilli staled, "we can hi: lluitlkful i we 383 for and 57 also covered the transfer of funds. rade, a traditional event lor We.si- two-thirds of the way home. Keep C. A. Wall, '.« :»T cent: Team I, chairman and vice chairman ol Ihe groups participating. The main ad- Ihis 21 ye.-M- old dream has survived ffc absentee ballots sup- Use of all these funds authorized fiehl children, will lake place Sun- making your calls .stressing the cam- It. M, Koiipcnhoefor, 'M per cent; committee on cuihire ,nui IJCJ'.I!i -ss v.il! be j:iien by Councilman bulfeling and the slresses of i were included in by the voters will meet flie cost for day night, Oct. .in, Jay Koehlin, paigns two slogans ... "A Tradition Team I., A. llubbard, !(HI per cent; licatiou. Carl W. IVIcrsnn, these luinuiluoiis liiiics, The United tlio four-classroom addition and oth- president of the V's Men's Club an- ot Response" and "Give Where You Team II, W. H, Jewell, !» per cent; The pictures were originally gifts According lo Mrs. l.ouis (?cr cent or better. amateur photographer. The scenes Wallace directing, and Ihe Marching lhal vl'i'stlicld cllizcns will onc( ids from the recent yes, 185, no, 9; Ward 3, yes, 47, Club. The costumes of children in making United Fund contributions They are, Team C., Mrs. John F. had Ix'Oti hung in Mr. Fell's West- Hand, also of Ihe high school, with again gather on United Nations DaJ * schools improvement no, 11 and Ward 4, yes, 48 and all age groups will be judged ac- where they work which do nol find Hogan, 10:! per cent: Team I), Mrs. ern Kleclric office and are being Holier! Hanks directing. In (Icimmslratc their commitment tl "''" MJ.860, a surplus no, 29, cording to the following categories: their wiiy back to the Weslfield l'"i'iiuk Ketcliam, vu\ per eenl, and given to Ihe lown upon Mis moving loy ami (iirl Scouts will parade I Ihe purposes of Ihe United Nations," Most original, mast humorous, most (l I'und, Team K, Mrs. Donald Sawtclle, 100 from bis Wo.slfield home to Leisure with Ihe flags of th member nations,! (Continued on page 4) beautiflul and ugliest witch. This has considerably cut inlo the per cent. Village in Jamesburt'. In addition to prizes awarded to response here they said, urging that Also three districts in the Residen- The pictures are among Ihe firsl w> To Hike Library the winners and runners-up, candy if it is necessary to make such n tial Division have reached !!0 per gifts of Westfii-ld memorabilia, re- will be distributed to all participants. contribution that the donor consider cent or more. They are, Hist. 22, ceived by Ihe culture, and benutifi- All Blood Types Needed Further details will be announced splitting bis gift so thai a "fair Uruec Faster, 1)0 per tent; Disl. .'12, calion committee and will 1>« on pni>- next week. share" will be received locally. C. Blair Rogers, B5 per cent, and lie display when a suitable location k Issue $70,000 A number of workers and leaders Dist. 112, L. C. Shimonis, 81 per cent. is found, Mr. Thomas said. Borough Council in tiie various divisions have reach- The Division totals to dido are: For Bloodmobile's Visit introduced an ordi- Chamber Aide Gets ed BO per cent or more of their goals Major Gifts, $«,t;78 for 117 |HT cent; World Community Day "More Mood is needed! The West- field Klcetion Day Nov. fl at the ling additional and in several instances have gone Advance (lifts, $ril,2!ll for 711 pel- an England Is Topic licl(l-.\l(iuii';iiii'.iil(' Chapter of the -Methodist Church. 'Iliose who have * construction o! the Observance Set Here over 100 per cent. cent; Business, $15,440 for 50 per American Hed Cross is urgently in ^library be built at Interim' Duties [n the Advance Gifts unit Frank cent, and Residential, $,'•3,041 for 51 never uiven blood in this cause, are to For November 4th need ol inure hlooil donors. No mat- W-W Providence ltd. Ketch: n has recorded a !)C per cent per cenl. For Travel Talk being asked lo consider doing it this The Wcstfield Area Chamber of ler what your type we can use your g» teI originally appro- World Community Day will be ob- lime. Donors are asked lo phone Hed Commerce, through its president. blnod," said Mrs. Hobcrt Ohans, served Nov. 4 at the Congregational Cross and make all appointment. Pr0)CCt and Roller! Lee. has announced that ex- In Y Series chairman of the Ithiud Mobile effort. >t J-J provkl° e so Church in Westfield. Mrs. Frederick Open Forum's Speaker Nov. 28 Is "Kert Corss blood is never sold," l ™ ecutive vice president Jack II. Slell- Mrs. Ohaiis explained thai out ol Mrs. Obatis said. "It is given free COS| Christian will be the guest speaker Dr. Charles Forbes Taylor, lirit- - "oivcver, ing has left dial post to accept a IIM) donors, 'Hi will have (I type, W lo peiMiiis living in WcMHeld and cre received l in at the worship service from 1-2 p.m. ish-horn lecturer. a.ulhor and humor- ate position in industrial advertising. Critic Of Progressive Education will iiiive type A, 10 type It, t type Mountainside who have established A fellowship lea •wilt follow from ist, sang lo WOO people people al Mrs, Htanrhe M. Johnston, the Al!. 7 type 0 negative. 0 are A credit in (lie Illood Bank. The con- tbw the budKded 2-3 p.m. Children's and women's Dr. Max Hafferly, often introduced age four, gave his first speech tu chamber's executive secretary, in negative, only I1- are B negative liimancc of this policy of free blood clothing made by the women in the addition lo her own duties, is help- as "the most popular and controver- 2.000 at nine ami since ha>; address- WHS Hand Pa nuts i.'Hid le>s Iban I AH negative. "You depemls on our support of this and local churches will he fathered for ing to fill the gap until a successor sial educator in the world today" ed an avenge of 51X1,000 annually SUJ>)MT in ver know when your type of blood each Miececdiim I'loodinnbile. Why «»rine on | ordinance shipment to Asia, the Kar Knst and to Mr. Sidling can be located, has accepted a citizens group invita- I'ot-Luck Is for W yc.-rs. ho wilt save a life." .she added. not give a unit of blood today to Oct 2 the South Pacific. The United Church screened, approved and hired, Mr. tion to speak at the Scotch 1'Iains- Scheduled Tuesday Tomorrow night at Weslfield Ilicli The liloud Mobile will visit West- i savr a lib; tomoiTOW?" ZlTl' , - * «t«Women of Weslfield welcome all in- l.w said. Kanwood High School auditorium School auditorium, he will present PUl) terested persons. Child care will The Westfield High School liand 2°"^ Hall, ™>»oarSidnev dr The rapidly • growing chamber, Friday, Oct. 211 at 8::iO p.m. his color film "There Will Always lastl be provided through kindergarten Parent Association's annual pot l "«htthat the which in addition lo its retail branch, Dr. Kafferty, a highly vocal critic He An lOnglanil" in the first program age. now boasts an industrial division. of progressive education, was re- luck supper will be held Tuesday of this season's Travel-Adventure Response To 'Zip-A-LisV tllc Films and supervision of children Also announced thai Carol Ann Mil- elected in June as California Super- niflhl al 6:30 p.m. in the school Series. It will begin at II: IS p.m. *ti? B,<* bidders ler has been appointed a full-time intendent of Public Instruction by an cafeteria. lC|p «» He also in grades 1-G will lie provided due Hie series is again sponsored by Sranled to the school holiday. secretary in the Chamber's Kim St. unprecedented 70 per cent of the The affair will he attended by JO Y's Men's Club of Weslfield, wilh •fcC ™ office to handle the increasing work vole. His suggestions and recom- members of Hie band, orchestra and proceeds going for "V" and commu- Hailed By P. O. Official mendations for improving today's twirlers and Ibeir families. Follow- load. nity projects. Se.'iMin or single per- Acting K]-.ic Shimonis •iflice lobbies. A special ZIP Code CNJ Uses Classifieds public educational system received ing a general membership meeting, The Chamber holds Ms biggest so- formance tickets can lie obtained [it loday thanked Hie thousands of resi- information section has been set up national attention in lilfil. when es, "The Passing of the Patriot." eral selections. The film is produced, photograph- plan to add Zll1 Codes to pci'Minnl counts for more lhan 20 billion The California educator is the au- Hospitality coehairmen are Mrs. ed and narrated by Dr. Taylor, who "Heavy traffic make you nerv- mailing lists. pieces annually." thor of the current best seller, "What II. Douglas Merrill and Mrs. Elwood resides in I'asadena, Cal. Hoguku'ly ous? Try CN'J's hourly service. She also ur^ed 'til those who have Mrs Shimonis encouraged mailers They Are Doing To Your Children," llenning. (Continued on page 2i 23 per cent off during non-rush nut yet sent in their "ZII'-A-l.iST" to iiv the ZIP Codes tin all addresses -h, ordi- hours." and in 1M2, wrote "Suffer, Liltle because with it mail moves by a Children." His syndicated column forms to 0 newspapers throughout Hifih School I'TA\s As part uf a nationwide program, fied ads the Central Railroad of I the country, and he frequently ap- the I'oslal Service will add the ZIP il New Jersey is currently running in Annual Card I'arty 1(l 18 : pears on radio and television. Voiles (o personal mailini; lists. *» y " "> allew- many newspapers including the .Six Ar<;a Residents Tomorrow Night Kvery household in I he nation has Westfield Leader along its lines in Union County Open Forum, Inc. been sent funns with blanks for arl- I'ass Stale Itar Exam passenger service territory. is sponsoring Dr. Uaffeity's appear- The Weslfield Iliuh School PTA's ance. It is a non-partisan volunteer j dresses which residents wish tile po.>t "Even though the railroad cannot annual card parly, (he oruanization's Six area residents were among organization bringing authoritative ' office to add the live number codes. afford an all-out advertising pro- sole fund-raising activity for ihe the :il!i lawyers who passed the state speakers to Ibis area to discuss sub- gram." said Passenger Traffic Man- year, will be hold tomorrow in Ihe "It's nol ton early to think of add-j liar examination, the State Hoard jects of public interest. ager Thomas F. Clarkin in announc- high .school cafeteria al ft p.m. Tick- in:; Zll' ('odes to yuur Cliiistiii.is | ,,f |>>;,r Kxaininers announced in Robert A. liradley. Forum presi- ing the classified ad campaign, "we ets will be available al the door. mailing list." Acting Postmaster Shi- Trenton Tuesday dent, announced that Dr. Lillard K. do feel we should make some ef- Mrs. William Hudson is general inonis M.u.eslr.l "AIM"AIM,. , it wouldwould!! .,.,,„,,. , f „ Law. superintendent of schools in „ fort to bring our services and their chairman for the event. Serving as h.'l. us ,:r.-i.lly if you would J'n»l f ' Sec..,^'^ Westfield, has agreed to introduce | <.h,dr: Julil e M. Kunnnennannnan.. 11 StanStan- value to the attention of those oilier hosts to greet Ihe guests will be 1 i l Dr. Iiafferty. . K. It. Barrett Jr. " ^' i ley Oval and M. Wade Kinsey. 749 "••See.'uli lhan our daily commuters. In our Ifie officers of Ihe I'TA and th<-ir will be master of ceremonies. ' Po.-,lnia-li'r Ceneral O'P.rii'ii has; Marc-llus Dr., both of Westfield' opinicn. the 'classifieds' constitute a husbands: Mr. and Mrs. Hubert .Mc- Tickets are available by mail from said lhal '.ve ime.t do all we can to | Ti ms II. I.iddle, H3 S. Martiiio • Sec. 4—3 widely-read section of both dailies Coy. Mr. and Mrs. (J. M. Mutter, Union County Open Forum. MO make Zip Cules coinpl.-l.-ly acces-1 Ave., I''aiuvood; Gregory J Doma- A and weeklies, and through the ads more. Mr. anil Mrs. I!. II. Silber. .'."" c" V Leigh Dr. Any tickets remaining siblc and this is piu-t of ihat pro- j reki, MH2 Fox Trail. Mountainside- we iiope to sain enough additional Mr. and Mrs. W. (.'. Conover, Mr. Sl at the time ot the event will be sold gram. Local ZIP Code:-; are aNa | Kobvrl f|. 15wlun, 121f, Sunnyfield ••"• 'C. 3—],5 revenue to more than offset their anJ Mrs. J. J, MnkiiK-en, Mrs. J. Sec. 3_ MllS. ULANCI1E M. JOHNSTON al the door. DR. MAX IIAFFERTY available in Ihe busiuos pages of the I l.fine, and Ilichard W. Hill, 1I5U Rjv. 2 cost, which is certainly reasonable." M. Ackcrson and William Hudson. phou book, and in du'tttorics in poit' erdale Dr., Scotch Plains! Page 2 THE WESTFIELD (N. J.) LEADER, THURSDAY, OCTOBER 20, 1966 ".And we are proud to welcome! Kjj^alx'tll I^-iijll Jlas Toll for permission to erect a one- p fiimily dwelling at 232-233 Florence Boro ou loo, Dr. Il<*ni<;::n. as a tile mem- j gif l> ' #• HI- bccnu.-.e you have given the rieii- I SlIOVV (II I alllllllJSS Ave. contrary to the requirement thai not more than 20 per cent of the (Continued from page 1) j'.ilt .\uii po.sse.--s llu- PTA. ll.i.-; i;!ii-.;ibetli I,c!t:li. daughter of Mr of .service." lot area be occupied by a dwelling. ship, $7.50 for individuals and $5 for Life Member Of itt Mrs. J. S Leigh of 10;« Seward Also involved in the application is senior citizens. .Ave.. is having an exhibit of her Toll's desire lo continue "«• "-foot In other matters, the council ap- PTA Congress the Koiiler Gallery. 3 strip of road instead of a full pave pointed Mrs. John H. Fosier ul :isn : - ^.vuut.uiResident. Expresse^^p4 ^^ s | ,,„„j^j'S, <;,itl ^St.. N,w York City, until I — „„ urctasTsThat the cos, would Short Dr. to fill mi unexpued Icrni ! Mountainside — Dr. I.evin B. Hani-J jr. | jj . p Oil. 2H. A graduate ol Uestfield | be p,-ohibiti\c- The property in ques- on the Recreation Commission which j>un. Superintendent of Schools in the: JllPT| I FSISC V OT Hi(!h School, she attended Boston |j0|1 js iM tlJU mx,a ,jeinj, developed ends Dec. 31, 19417 mid authorized ! Borough, received a life membership: D ii Lniit-ir-ity'University's SchooSchooll ooff FinFine ArtArtss anandd l>)>yy GnGree,tnn AcreAcress fundfundss foforr aa parkpark. advertising for bids for two police in Ihe New Jersey Congress or Par- j p1ir<»fl©'Ilt#»l«e w:is scenic and costume designer for i many o! the productions done at tin; In another matter, the board grant- cars, with the bids, to he received at i cuts and Tinners durins the PTA i * HCIIglllCIS ed permission to Margaret Goltlick the Nov. 15 mceli'iy. Convention in Atlantic Cily Friday. | college. 230 Dudley i lo erect one-car garage at 930 Brown Also, the council has been granted I The award was made by Mrs. Oak-J Terence O'Connor of Ave.. owner of (he residence at thai j J-J • l ¥> • Ave., contrary to the requirement permission to use a portion of Union | ford A. Schalick Sr.. president of the tha( the house not occupy more than Counly Park properly, near the mu- J'TA Congrc-ss. The citation accom- address which was badly damaged | ne.SICieiiCC ItaZlIlff 21' per cent of the lot area. nicipal swimming pool, to construct panying the award suid: by an attic- fire .several Sundaysi " two tennis courts subject to deter- "As Superintendent of Schools in ;iKo. today publicly expressed his | The board denied the application mining the most suitable locution. Mountainside you have set Hie lamps enthusiasm for and itdmiralion of the | For Ncyv o! Joseph and Marie Jean Bonneiti A report was received from Klston of education aglow through many Westfield Fire .Department's fire-j and Frank and Gloria Caldora for T. Killam Associales, Milllmrn, con- varied areas of concern: righting ability. Wins Zone OK permission (o use property at 220-232 sulting firm, updating the construe I. Pioneering in the field of ele- Mr. O'Connor s;J.id the men were South Ave. east as a nursery for the DR. CHARLES F. TAYLOR sale of shrubs and garden materials tion costs for Ihe storm drainage mentary school libraries. outstanding in their efforts to control The Board of Adjustment Monday program in the Darby 1M area l« ghl approved plans to tear down a on Ihe grounds thai it is not a per- "2. Initiation and development of the blaze which gulled the- attic, and nij|nV'approved plans to tear down mitted commercial use in a residen- England $183,000 to $200,000. Mayor Frederick an elementary summer school pro enthused over the. extreme care tho ]OO-year-old house at 5(14 N. Chest- Wilhelms Jr. said it is anticipated nut SI. In make way for two one-tial zone. gram that emphasizes additional in- firemen used in protecting Ihe re- (Continued from page 1) the plans will be ready to submit to NKLSON HERRON slruclion in small classes for young imiindor of the house and furnUh-1 |;jlnj|y dwellings. The approval is . The losses, he said, vst-rt- mini- invited to speak all over Ihe world, bidders in December und. hopefully, children who can profit from it. and "" ' ' .mihj.-c-l lo subdivision approval by Girl Scouts Playing the project will be completed before CYOVs 'SjMttaciiIur' enrichment offerings for those chil- mized thruugh Ihe efforts of the fire- the Planning Hoard. he documents places and people on spring. dren who just enjoy going to school. fighters and all others who aided Active Community Role color film for his lecture audiences. To Give Matinee the firemen in .spreading tarpaulins The existing house is occupied by C. 1). Potter. According to the pros- In addition to travel and hislory, he "3. Program for the early diagno- and taking other actions to provide Westfield Girl Scouts will attend lectures on social and civic subjects. Only he who handles his ideas Performance sis of kindergarten children's learn- pective purchaser and builder, Saul the Juliette Low in-gathering at Ta- lightly is master of his ideas—and widespread smoke and wUer dam- Author of 10 DOOKS, Dr. Taylor The Holy Trinity Catholic Youlli ing patterns am. ihe provision of a age. Brawr. the house is In poor concli- macjues Park Oct. 26 and Sunday only he who is master of his Ideas is ransitional grp^e to feature small t tori and the cost would be prohibi- holds DD and LL D degrees and has not enslaved by them. Seriousness Organization will present a mati- "We were pleased with the re- tive to restore it to a usable condi- will take part in the United Nations attended a score of colleges and sem- nee performance of its musical lasses and. instruction paced lo in- Day service in Mindowaskln Park at Is only a sign of imperfect mastery. dividual needs. sponse, concern and care extended tion, lie neded n variance because inaries. He h a member of the Ro- —Lin Yutang "spectacular"—"Take Ti.ne Out"— 3 p.m. At the park the senta' Girl tary and University Clubs in Pasa- at 3 p.m. Sunday in Ihe Holy Trin- "4. Strengthening team services during the fire and afterwards, and the houses he intends to build on the for emotionally and socially malad- are extremely grateful lo all who properly would be on undersized Scouts will act as honor gt ard with dena. ity High School auditorium. helped that morning and since, Mr. )o(s, one having a frontage of 70 feet SO of them carrying the flags of the iusled children. In the film tomorrow night he will Three evening performances of "S. Strong support for music, nil, O'Connor said. "Weslfield may well and the other one of Ii8 feet. How- UN nations. TRANSFERRED? "TTO," with u cast of 200 Trinity be proud of its Fire Department," ever, the lot sizes would conform to trace the development of English md literature. Junior Troops 645 and 711 at Grant history, particularly from the Age CVO members appearing in 28 "6. Initiation and development of jhe added. others in the neighborhood. scenes, will he presented Friday, School went on an overnight trip to of Elizabeth I to the present. Ac- Homerica, Inc. will help i training program for the parents The board referred to Jie Plan- Camp Lou Henry Hoover last week- cording to Robert Sweet, Travel-Ad- Saturday und Sunday, Oct. 28, 29 and if pre-sehool children. I.KADKIl WANT-ADS PAY! ning Board Ihe appeal of George E. you find your next home 3D. Sunday's matinee was sclied- end. venture chairman, "Through anywhere in the United iled principally for children. hS—^f-^|—ng H§ States without charge. Following Ihe matinee, the cast will resume rehearsals next week OBJECTIVES: To help you find to polish the show for the evening your next home with a mini- performances. "TTO" is being * mum of effort, time and ex- staged by the cultural committee of psm*. If you plan to move to lie CVO. Margaret Kalbacher of an unfamiliar city, or |ust to tVestfield High, and John Nelson of relocate near your f^ruont Holy Trinity High, are cochairmen home, HOMERICA, INC. will John franks Df the committee. Co-presidents of ' help you find the right house, the CVO are ICllen Wildman of West- In the right neighborhood, at 'leld High and John Ilerron of Trin- the new areal ity- + SCOPE. Operation throughout the United States e n a b I e I Homerica to furnish you with Response OPEN MONDAY & WEDNESDAY EVENINGS • FREE METER PARKING AFTER detailed Information on (Continued from page 1) houses which fit your require- nore direct route and is handled j _ ments even before your first fewer times. vttit to the new areal In filling out the forms, household- + REMEMBERi Homerica works is are asked merely to list tho ad- only for YOU I All of their dresses—not the names—of their efforts — research, reports and correspondents. advice — are exclusively on Incomplete addresses which ore behalf of the prospective submitted but ennnot be ZIP Coded buyer. They have no connec- by local post office such ns those in tion with the seller. It Is their n city like Washington, D.C., which responsibility to guard YOUR hat; the same street names and nuin- hers jn the northeast, northwest Interests. southeast and southwest sections, for further details call the will he sen! lo (he appropriate cily Momerica representative in the and (lie codes will be added there. IVeitfleld, MauntaMslde, Scotch Acting Postmaster Slilmonis em- Wains, Fan wood area. phasized Ihe importurcc of including Ihe return address on the front of the cards so that her employees will Stein Bloch's They will be happy to send you j free brochure. know where to return them after tlie five number codes have been added. Pearsall & Frankenbach, She also noted thnt extra cards will he available for those request- distinguishing Inc. ing lliem. Realtor! Tho N. J. Ontorictric Association 115 Elm Street oxptalns that one out of every 23 Westfleld, N. J. t details: persons wilh eyeweor have "con- AD 2-4700 lacts." Females outnumber the mules two-lo-one in their usage.

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T 8tyl ...!p,]. imiuJm;: I ho Blado tract and Hobert Allen, the Democratic can- )d by the ' general chairman of the event. nority ri'iii'i'seuUihuu till ilk- Tow it -I -lire- ill T;iiiuii]iK'_s Park. The The speaker also discussed brief- didate for the 12th congressional dis- ly the facts behind the parting of S Council was tjucstionrd ludjy by i uSlniuiicly ovt't'thrrw this j Morris KainK-r. Ki>pu!)]ic;i plan. Thi-n four yoars ago. the trict, will be in Weslfield Sunday to the ways between Ihe Yankees and candi- 1 0 1 attend throe coffees to which the former sporlacasters Mel Allen and jdiik- for Tuw-n Counc'iimiin Iriiiii ilii-i' ' ' ™ Council attempted lo locate public is invited. I Fourth Ward. "II '.-lecicd. 1 expect "ll' 'l>lVli Vard in residential areas Ked Barber. I to represent all people in the ward '": llle ''1II tween the players and management. soring ihe coffee. Dr. and Mrs. How ard Sprjigg will sixinsor the third County Cjnicer Society jthe.se may vary widely--yel each is i cuminei'cial zone. coffee at their home. 2:94 Dud'-.'y Ave., from 5 to t> p.m. Mr. and Mrs. Drive Exceed* (>oal; •'offered in Ihe sincere belief that hi-. - '•In llw zoning issue idea will benefit the town. As in ai!!ls a";a"1. |','l's,l'm s a part of the Alden Markson and Dr. and Mrs. Town Raises $12,318 10 1 1 MitsU r David Itlium are co-sponsoring the endeavors, discussion of wm...i; :'"'"I -" '' ' an. The plan has viewpoints is the healthy ingredient j ed by the Planning coffee. Dr. Eugene (J. Wilkins. president ! of a wise decision. | Hoard < which includes the Mayor of Newark State Teacher's College, "If 1 did nut believe that Ilk ' and one councilman > iuid it indus- and newly appoints president of the council is a dedicaled uruup of mon trializes the Mhido tract in tlio Rotary Club Gets American Cancer Society, Union working soleiy for the best ol tlieirj Fourth Ward. Only pn.->snge by ihe dimity, announced today that the hometown.—just as 1 liojie voters; Town Council is ("quired to make ISUM-iili goal wus set at $19C.0O0 and will give me the opportunity to do— this plan a reality. Inside Look At Ihe amount received wus $155,327.78. 1 certainly would not be a candidate "AKompis will be made during Tlio Town of Westfield contributed today. Ihis caiiiiiai.il) lo conceal Ihis im- N, Y. Yankees $12,318.H» as its part of the county ! pending threat of industrializing tin total, which was the highest amount clusters around llruce Henry, a Weslfield resi- ever received in Union County, dent, told Ihe Holary Club at its Wilkins pruised (he leadership of luncheon meelinr Tuesday in the outgoing President Andrew A. Klcp- VMCA about some of his experi- chick and Westfield Crusade Chuir- in ences as traveling secretary of the ii Mrs. John Sosnowski. He also New York Yankees baseball team. praised the devotion of the West- Mr. Henry reminisced about such field Crusaders and the generosity eonslituenfs would l>c betler seized i However, arier the clcciion Hie valid- by a different course of action." YOUNi; CAMI>AK;M:H.S—l'eter Allen. 6. (hi forennminl) uud Juild well known Yankees us Yogi Herrii, of ils citizenry. I ny of John Fife's statements were Allen. K. have- discovered mi early cnUmsiusm for piilltlcs. Their dad. k k Casey Slengel and Mickey Mantle, lew to admire these soil yet strong cotton confirmed. KolH rl F. Allen, is Demoeriitk' enndidiiU' for CoiiRreiis in tlu new 12th lie also said that lialph Honk was MCAUEK WANT ADS PAY THOMAS H. STOLDT "I am and nhmys lune heen op- District. Tlu> fuur Aliens (Including KIIIIIK', tlielr nuillier) live ut riuro crawlers; all In mote fal colors and (I>—WAKl) 4) posed lo the imlustiiali/.atiun of resi- 1383 Krookriill Avi'., L'liion, Ktemstfian thereare squirrels. Snap-crotches Thomas II. Sloudt. Fourth Ward lient ial areas. 1 r;w^lit tho pi'evious candidate for tin- Westfield Town nttempts M industrialization as ly applies also in our municipality. grams of major importance in pros- LADIES, STOP IN AND PICK UP A SOX OF YOUR HUSBAND'S ufor handy reasons and cross-barred buit-tip Council, issued the following stute- as Ihe pies':it one IIS iiicluslrializ;i- "Mr. Ferguson, in spite of his pect included: Kb keep suspenders in place; side gussets ment loduy; 1 ion means; increased traffic, loss many campaign promises, lias con "I. I'ublic Works Center on North FAVORITE CIGARS, AND WE HAVE A GIFT ttirmlcd iiolliinM lowtmls maintain Ave.; 2. Implementation of the Mus- '"Die residents of the Fourth Ward »l property values in surrounding FOR YOUR EFFORT vplentyof diaper room. Washable—and you have been frequent victims of ill- areas, and a general down-Krad inn Wcslfield as an uulslnndinK com ter Plan; 3. Improved traffic flow conceived actions l>y a one-parly of uur residi'iilial m-i^hhorhixHl. An- munity. Ho is the candidalo of u nil arterial streets—at the Plaza, powwho loves that? Mothers, that's who! system thai even his own liepublican Mmiiititin Aw. at I'). Mroad, and at M dominated council. Tlio election i.f ticipated revenues of proposed rat- fes 9, 12, 18. 24 mos. 2 John Fife four years aRo broutOil an aliles are designed to lure support, National Commitlee frowns upon. A Crosswny IM. connecting North and WESTFIELD TOBACCO SHOP indepcndvnl voice to the council as hut would they really linve a signifi- vote for me will ensure, your repre South Avex.; 4. Improved parkini; in 214 E. Broad St. Wettfield well as an end to the sudden an- cant effect mi the tax structure? sentalioti in a heallliy two parly Inisiues districts throughout the system.'' nouncements of decisions made with- "Wcstlicld is \i;> per cent developed (own." (UNDER NEW MANAGEMENT) out public a'viirciii'ss. 'Hie avowed and Ihe (lisadvanUt^rs of this plan Mr. Ferguson lidded In his state- purpose of my opponent is to return far outweigh the advantages. Konie ment, "I^el's kee]i Wcslfield moving the council to one-parly domination. years ago well-planned industrial Conner ahead. 1 would most appreciate your This comes at a time, when the parks would have heen feasible but vole on Nov. a." Fourth Ward is again faced with the industrializing Ihe Fourth Ward now (Continued from paw 1) IWE. BROAD ST. WESTFIELD prospect of industrialization after is undesirable and unacecplnJile. My mporlaiil issue in the campaign is elections. record is support by positive action he current lack of communication YOU ARE CORDIALLY INVITED AD3-1111 "The alcmpls at induslrialmnu llio (in Ihis very important issue over between the present councilman mid Concert Scheduled OPEN MONDAY NITE TIL 9 P.M. Fourth Ward go Irack approximately the past to years. On the other hand, lie people of the Second Ward. "This TO A FREE 10 years when an attempt was made my opponent was selected as a can- will l>e remedied l>y Mike Conner Tonignt At WHS didate liy tliose who plan (lie indus- who pledKes to make himself avail- iblo on a regular basis to meet triaiizinn of Fourth Ward residen- Marlboro Music Festival, which lial areas." with Ihe people of the Second Ward MUTUAL FUND SEMINAR This sort of discussion will keep him lUidolf Serkin directs each summer in close touch with the problems con- iu the ffe-r an uiuisiial program of cham- VOLKSWAGEN SEDANS tween which the voters can choose (Continued from page I) 318 S. Euciid Ave., Westficld, N. J. YEAR at election lime. ber music in varied combination, MODEL No. "It produces good government be- speclion station—for safety of school including the Haydn Trio in K Klnl children. cause: for pianor violin and cello; the JAMES M. HUEBNER, JR. 113 1964 "It provides the competition which "These are traffic control and llei'lboven Serenade in 1) for fluU:, forces both parlies to be responsive tniffie safety programs that affect violin and viola; and the Schumann Regional Vies President, Putnam Fund Dlttributors, Inc. 113 1964 to the needs and wishes of the peo- the Third Ward. There ;ire many l'iano Quartet, Op. 47. ple. olhers in Offecl throughout other Will discuss tho possibilities of Investing for current income, areas of town. Council now is nego- Now in its second season, "Mu- 113 1963 "It provides stability; it permits ;ic From Marlboro" is being pre- orderly change to meet new needs: liatinK with state and county authori- for possible long-term capital growth, or a balanced com- 13 1965 ties for proper treatment of major ;enled iu more than 25 cities in the it facilitates recruitment of qualified •astern and midwoslcrn U. S., in- bination of the two. candidates; it asures a responsible arterial streets, particularly the 13 1963 much publicized Itoute 28. cluding New York, Ho.slou, Phila- opposition party to ... protect indi- delphia, Cleveland, Princeton Wni- 113 1964 vidual rights and liberties; expose "2. Improvement of street light- ver.sity and tlie University of Mich- Free Prospectuses will be distributed at the meeting. incompetence; present constructive ing—Central Ave. and on Orovc St. igan. 113 1964 criticism; improve proposed lejjis- for the adult school at i.'disjn Junior luiion: permit the voter to fix credii High. ICrskine Mayo .Ir., president «f 113 1965 Westlield Community Concerts, has or blame for noverniiiental policies ";). Installation of sidewalks fur 1 on the party in power. public u.se leading lo the new South •'cmindec memlK'is of the associa- For tickets mail coupon below lo: 113 1964 'It provides the voter with a mean- Ave. shopping center. i<»n lo be in their seals by 11:110 F. P. RISTINE & CO. o'clock so that out of town meiii- ingful choice at the polls. "4. 'I'ownwide leaf collection. 203 Elm Street, Wasrfield, N. i. 117 1963 "It gives the majority Ihe strength ";•>. Itefur'iisliing and landscaping s holding reciprocal member- to govern and the minority tlie the town-owned railroad station prop- ships may be accommodated after 232-2686 113 1961 strength to act as an offeclive waleli- erly and the slatuc at the I'laza hoit- bat time. do«.' c.-ing war dead. I woula like tickets lo your Mutual Fund Seminar. 7 1965 "in municipalities such as Wesl- (1. Acquisition of Urigh'wdod Park Scare Hoax field you would prriiaps believe Unit for additional municipal park facili- 113 1962 the above was written by a Demo- ties. W<".slfield police a[)preliend<'d a lfi- j Namo cratic candidate seeking lo break Ihe "7. Sanitary and storm sewer im- 'ear-old youth yesterday on a charge I 113 1964 stranglehold of the Itepulilican party provements, ipriiiding Ttirlor Oval. if issuing a false lumib scam re- I in our municipality. Iml believe it or Columbus Ave. ami Ilardwick St. Hirl. 1'nlife said Ilu; yotiih, who is I Address 7 1964 not. the above statments were made "II. Comprehensive study under n deteniun, phoned Iloiy Trinity by tlie Hcpublican National C'ominit- way toward improvement of Town ind said Iliat a bonib was planted 117 1965 tee, ;uid if it applies nationally, orj library facilities." n the school. . The warning proved KARMANN PRODUCTS on a stale or county basis, it certain-] Councilman Ferguson said pro- cj l>c a hoax, police said. 141 1958 241431 19519628 211431 1961966—Dem4 o ADDITIONS - ALTERATIONS - REPAIRS 231 TRANSPORTERS 1963 "Beautiful 221 1963 231 1964 % Silver BATHROOMS • KITCHENS • DENS • PLAYROOMS 221 1965 241 1962 ATTIC AND CELLAR CONVERSIONS • GARAGES OTHERS* DORMERS • KITCHEN CABINETS • BARS • FLOORING Mercedes 22OS 1960 Reo-R-8 1963 MASONRY: Steps — Fireplaces — Patios — Sidewalks Pontiac Carolina 1965 wi»h Air Conditioning and Power COUPON —SAVE » BEIOW RETAIL PRICE $#/£ $W0 buy «he Perfect ROOFING • SIDING Package for a« Silver Ckaong. Comb. Aluminum Windows $16.95 ALL WORK GUARANTEED UNION COUNTY Annodized Comb. Aluminum Windows . .$17.95 Fully Insured — Expert Workmanship VOLKSWAGEN, INC. Painted Comb. Aluminum Windows $19.95 1124-1134 SOUTH AVENUE, PLAINFIELD Installation Optional CALL TODAY PLainfield 6-7400 Good Until Oct. 26th, 1966 Adlers AD 3-6813 Your Authorized Volkswagen Center ^ 219 North Ave. W. //-t Present This Coupon and SAVE 25% M. DP G1ROLAMO AD 3-6813 SAtES SERVICE BODY SHOP PARTS pi. Wes»fielcJ de- clair. This (.'uurse qualifies women for veloper of homes here, having re- ((iracv K. Messersmith; two duii^li- I tors. Mrs. (i. W. Hall uf Scotch a service covered by the Medicare tired a number of years nun. lit' program. Fw womon who desire part was one of the orguniz'M's ami ;i Plains and Mrs. Harold T. Nelson Miss Dolorea liordner of l'lainfic-ld: throe sons. Harold K. Miss Dolores Whitely Bordrer of time work or for those who are re- charter member of the WV.stfictd tired and desire a worthwhile occu- Yoluritacr Kire Depinlmeiit. lie al- (if l.akouood. RHIMTI S. tjf WesLTield. Mountain Ave. died yesterday in Dr. John I.. Mt'ssersmilh of Long Overlook Hospital. Summit. pation. Visiting Homemaker Service so was a member of the Kxvmpt offers great opportunity. Fin-men's Association, ihe West- Head!. Cnl.: u brother, <'liaunct'y A native of Shenandoah, Pa., she fi«W Old Guard and a charier mem- 1 . of Boeji Katon. Kti>.: nine j^rand- lived in Pennsylvania until she A Home Health Aide takes care of rliildren :u\d one ^rc-il-grandchild. ber and one of the organizers of noved to Westfield 40 years ago. ROBERT W. McARTHVK an invalid, convalescent or the elder- Local 355 of the Carpenters and Services were held ai Gray's Kn- Miss Gordner taught in the public ly in the home during the day under Millwrights Union. He was a com- neral Hemp yesterday wilh llie Hev. schools here until she retired in the supervision of a qualified medi- municant of Duly Trinity Church. M. Kailo nicC'ullnUKh of (he Kirsl 1961 and at one time served as Cranford Resident cal advisor. Surviving arc a son, Amos F. of t'onyreK.ilioiiiil Clmrcli officiatinK- head of the Knglish department In Anyone interested may call the Jensen Beach, r'la.; three Ommli- Ink'nin-nt wa.s piivate. the high school. Visiting Homemaker Office at 121 ter», Mrs. Mary A. Gilroy, Miss Miss Bordner attended West Chest- Named Director I'rospect St. Transportation to the Sara B. Allen and Mrs. .lolin It er I Pa.) Normal School and Gouclwr course will be furnished if necessary. Mrs. Roy W. Thoren College, Md. She was a member of Keppler, all of Westlield: four j>r:ind- Mrs Hose tt. Thurcn, wife of Roy Of YMCA Here Those who will speak at the course chlldren, and JO *;reut-{!i-aiiddiil< the College Women's Cub and St. include Lt. Thomas Catalon of the W. Tlmroii of 113 Wyoming St., died Paul's Episcopal Church. dren. Tuesday at home. Robert W. McArthur of 725 Willow Westfield Police, Benjamin Et linger, The funeral was held Tuesday The only survivors are cousins in county director of mental health; A unlive of Brooklyn she had heen Pennsylvania. St., Cranford, was elected to the 9 a.m. at Holy Trinity Church. where a resident here for tlic past 33 hoard of directors of the Westfield With Higgins of Overlook Hospital, UNITED NATIONS DAY—Mayor Robert H. Mulreany has officially proclaimed Sunday 8 Kijjh Mass of Requiem was' of- Services will lie held in St. Paul's YMCA at its recent meeting, Robert Catherine. Cook, public health nurse; u years. Mrs. TIIO'TII was a mem- Episcopal Church Saturday at 11 Day in Westfield urging all citizens to ehaerve Ike event bf attending the tcrvicri lo Mlt™,,,, fered. Interment was in St. Ger- ber of SI. Paul's Kpiscopn] Church. J. Lincoln, president, announced to- Thelma Mair. supervisor of the Visit- at 3 p.i". Receiving the proclamation trem the Mayer It Mr«. C. B. Smith Jr., chapman Wfl! trude's Cemetery, Woodbrid;!?. a.m. with Ihe Rev. John C. W. Lin- day. ing llomemakor Service, and Mrs Survivors In addition to her hus- sloy officiating. Nations Committee, while Mrs. Leuig <)uaa, la ckarfe ef special events, looks on. In lieu of flowers donations to the band nre her mother, Mrs. Paul Thomas M. Marshall, president of We*tt(ield Kesme Squad will be ap- Friends may call at Cray's Funer- Mr. McArthur is presently serving its board; Adelaide McCIiffin of the Muller of Weslflelci; a sister, Mrs. al Home tomorrow from 2 to r» p.m. as the chairman of the Cranford Y preciated. Hugh C. Wright of Scotch Plains Klkwood Play School in Summit, and 7 to 9 p.m. Program committee, responsible for Ilarbara Oswald, home economist; UN Day and a brother. Paul Muller Jr. of supervision and development of YM- Rochester, N. Y. Victoria Prietner and Dr. Milton Freal A. Mack CA program in Cianford. He is a Staub of the Children's Specialized (Continued from page 1) Freal A. Mack, 41, of J300 Over- Funeral .services will be held to- Cadet Ozirnek Wins graduate of Babson Institute of Busi- Hospital, Katherine Wood, social During (!»• week following United hill St., died Tuesday night when day at 2 p.m. in St. Paul's Episco- Academic Honors ness Administration with bachelor of Notions Day, Westficld Girl and Boy science degree in business adminis- worker of the Family and Children's the car lie was driving was in colli- pal Churcli With the Rev. John C. Scouts will participate in a daily sion with a Somerset Bus in Midway W. Llnsloy, officiating. Al West Point tral.on. While at Bubson, he was n Society, and Alica Kinley of SAGE Ave., Fanwood. Interment will be in Fairview member of the professional business Visiting Homemaker Service. ceremony at the Plaza, at E. Broad Cadet Curl Ueun Oziniek, son of fraternity, Delta-Sigma Ti. and North Ave. The United States A native of Garwood, Mr. Mack Omotcry. Mr. and Mrs. K. A. Ozimek, G28 Ken- lived in Westficld and Scotch Plains Cray's Funeral Home is in charge sington Dr., has beun named a dis- Mr. McArthur is employed by Insurance Oflirt; and the United Nations flags will be all of his life. He attended Scotch of arrangements. tinguished cadel at the United States United-Carr, Inc., us a salesman, Target Of Thief raised and lowered, morning and Plains schools, was a member of Military Academy. and is president of the New York evening, using the specially design- the Bay Leaf Fjshlog Club, Gar- Cadet Ozimek, a third class (soph- Babson Alumni Club, a member of An undetermined amount of cash ed flagpole given by the Westfield wood, .and the Madison Ave. Chapel Josephine Brown the First I'resbylcrian Church of Rotary and Lions Clubs in 1951. Mrs. Josephine Brown, who formerly omore i, received the honor for hav- ivas token in a burglary Tuesday of the Westfield Presbyterian ing stood within the top fixe i>cr cent Cranford where he serves on the nigK at the- Metrooplilan Life In- James P. Mitchell has Ireen in Church. •csided with Mr. and Mrs. Sydney board of financial stewards. surance office, iilmer St. and Lenox charge of arranging the participating i. Stevens of 300 Mountain Ave., of his class on the class merit roll Mr. Mack was employed by Pon- during the academic year which end- He is a Republican district com- Ave. troops and schedules. ilo Fuel Co., Fanwood, as n driver. died Oct. 11 in the Carver Nursing ed in June. niitlcriimn, vice chairman of ihe lome, Englishlown. The entry was discovered at 12:5( He if survived by his mother, Mrs. In recognition of his academic ar- Hepublican Municipal Committee, a.m. Wednesday by a patrolman Anna Mack; two sisters, Miss Mil- A short servlep will IK? held at culnplishmcnts, he was awarded the and !!ifi<> campaign chairman, and o Curs In Collision ho grave in Falrview Cemetery who found a side window of the dred Mack and Miss Lillian Mack, ive-pointed star for excellence in member and past president of the 1 sliding had been broken. A cash Vitallano Sclama of 308 South Ave. all of Weslfield, and two brothers, Tuesday, Nov. 8 at 11 a.m. The scholarship al a brigade review held Cranford Men's Garden Club. Raymond A. o£ Cranford and Wil- Rev. Richard Hardman, rector of 1 box in the office was forced open was Issued a summons on a careless recently, and will wear the stui on Mrs. McArthur is a graduate of and the contents taken. 1'olicc said driving charge by Patrolman Pe- liam A. of Westtield, 1. Paul's Episcopal- Church, will the collar of his uniform. condupt the service. Middlebiiry College. The McArthurs an investigation continues. ter Duelks Tuesday afternoon after Services will be lield Saturday in huvo three children. Itoberl W. Jr., his car was involved In an accident Gray's Funeral Home. Interment Miss Brown was a domestic cm- LEADER WANT ADS PAY 10; Scott, 8, and Carol Lee. 1. Mr. nnd Mr., llll'hnril H, (laalln. rormrrly i.f llni.isof.mil will be in Fairvicw Cemetery. LEADER WANT ADS PAY at Park St. and Carleton Rd. with fn thffr tirw liunli* Rt f>11 llronn Aye. tvhh'h tbrr yirctai ployed hy Mr. and Mrs. Stevens fol- one operated by Ferris J. Naomi, 9C Ckarlra i). Krllarr. It* Mir ur Ibla inultliilr ll>l«4 M* io years. She wns born in Nelson South Ave., Fanwood. nwoilliirfl li>* Iwubelle «l. Wet** iur Ihp firm al I'rarMliti County, Va., ,and came to Westficld b«(h, la.., llmKxru. Livingston Thorpe with the family in 1915. After Mr. Livingston Thorpe of 303 Prospect and Mrs. Stevens relumed to Vir- St. died Oct. 12 in Mountaintop Nurs- ginia to tivu in 1034 she served for ing Home. Walchung, after a brief a number .of years with the Rev. illness. He was 84. and Mrs. Arthur O'Donnell, then FRESHMEN - SOPHOMORES - JUNIORS - SENIORS Born in Washington, he lived here rector p£' St, Paul's Episcopal more than 40 years. He wns th» Churcli^ Ijator she resided for a husband of Ihe late Margaret Jane number of years with Charles W'hcrl- Thorpe. ock of Summit and prior to enter- After his retirement in K>46 from In/? Iho Carver Nursing Home, re- COLLEGIANSf the P. B. Polhemtis Co.. noselii?, sided for a year with .Mrs. Francis where he served many years as. a Matiran of 514 Downer St. cabinetmaker, he was employed ior AND PRIVATE SCHOOL STUDENTS, TOO about three1 years at the Keisen Lumber Co., Union. Mrs. F. J. Siimlleii He was a member of Atlas Lodge, Mrs. Ellen T. Smullen of Bloom- 125, F&AM. flold, died Oct. 13 while visiting at NOW IS THE TIME! Services were held Friday at 1 he home of her son, Francis J. p.m. at Gray's Funernt Home with Smullen, 219 Harrison Ave. She the Rev. Dr. Clark W. Hunt of 1he was 87. Whether you will be a freshman or senior First Methodist Church officiating. A native of Wales, Mrs. Smullen Interment was In Falrview Ceme- !iad resided in Bloomfield for 15 tery. years. She wns a commmunicanf this fall you'll want The Leader to come to CEMETERY MARKERS you every week during the school year. 8M ear brgt display wind to fit your twdpt Quality, Craftsmanship and ptmuutmt Beauty art found in every Place your order today so you don't Mrker and monument we sell. They •r* backed by the ladusti)'* strong, •ttiuutntsa. forget it in the last minute rush. We'll start CONGRATULATIONS AND A PRESIDENTIAL PEN arc awarded Rep. Florence D Dvryer (R-12th Dist.) L. L. MANNING & SON for her leadership in helping enact lej>lstntlnn creating the new Department of Transportation—legislation mailing your first week at school. MONUMENTS - MARKERS which included Congrcsswoinnn Dwyer's amendment to upgrade Hie commuter transportation program, an- R»l. tkdi I>h»n» IM. U-O70S other product of Mrs. Dnyer's leadership and of vital importance to N'ew Jersey f.ubnrbs. Looking on are Monuments 40.1 *\v. F>i>nt S*. Vlalnftehl, K. J. Secrelnry of Commerce John T. Connor, former Summit resident (center) and Vice President Humphrey. llulMtrro ttf Uunllty Memorial* fur Over 100 Yenm Special Rate for Private School or College Year Candidates Nights Slated By LW .00 Two candidates nights of interest only 4 f to local voters will be sponsored this year by the Union County Coun- Competence THUMB? cil of the Leagues of Women Vot- Regular out-of-covnty rate $5.00 ers, according lo Mrs. George Box- Create* er, president of the Westfield Order NOW on this convenient order blank League. Confidence The first of these will be tonight I at 8:15 at the Livingston School. Mid- i land Blvd., Union. Congressional | candidates of the 12th District v.ho | have been invited to speak arc Mrs. 'Florence P. Dwyer. Republican: Dr. THE WESTFIELD LEADER i Robert F. Allen. Democrat, and Mrs. Howard J. Sbershinser, Conserva- 50 ElM ST., WESTFIEID, N. J. I tive. The candidates will present their views on foreign and domestic i policy end questions from the audi- nriU ! ence will follow. Midland Blvd. runs Send THE LEADER horn ! into Morris Ave. near the Suburban •Golf Club. • $4 enclosed ' On Nov. l. all candidates for the " £3 Send bill » Board of Chosen freeholders of Un- ion County have been invited to speak at a meeting at Columbia TO Junior High School, 345 Plainfield Ave., Berkeley Heights. Plninfield Ave. is iho road bordering the Hon- Name .Name nie Burn Sanatorium. The freeholder candidates, 'repre- senting the Democratic, Repu'.ilicnn SCHOOL LOCAL FUNERAL DIRECTORS and Conservative parties, will be Address .... .Address. WESTFIELD asked the question: "What sliould CRAM FORD be done by the freeholders in criti- William A. Doyle F. H. Gray, Jr. cal areas of transposition, riir nnd Mnni)K«r MnnriKrr water pollution ami sewage dis- 318 E. BROAD ST. posal' Has the Planning Board ln'-en 12 SPRINGFIELD AVE. effective in dealing with these prob- City Town . Phono AD 3-0143 Phone BR 6-0092 lems? All voters arc cordially invited by 167 ElM ST. the le.icw to attend these non-par- TEL. AD 2-2400 ti5an meotinss. I.KADER WANT ADS PAY < THE WESTFIELD (S. J.) LEADER THITISDAY. OCTOBER 80, ISM I Additional Prizes Announced ; Mrs. Yates Named Insure Chest Key Program iToj.&J.Unit set valued t $25 ,.arded toring race spt valued at $25 from THINKING of CHRISTMAS? "Chest | Play Fair; a Big Ben alarm tlofk i i The a|>|i»in!iiu'iii «if Mrs. Ja«c ; ! tod-iy from Schaefer's: an unabridged, i Vases :is ilirei-'.nr »f ediHalmn fur Random House dictionary valued at i tin- IV-rsoiui] I'niduits t'n.. division $25 from the Town Book Store: a ! of Juhiisuu & .iDhnsun. in Milllinui. Eras $.;0 clock radio from Station Kadio : lias lu-rn unnouiu'ej. ^trs. \'tiUis is INTERNATIONAL , & TV as well as a $40 gift certificate ; ]-i sinmsihlf for liie planning :UKI to- r^jst program al- from Van-S Appliances; $25 gilt cer- I iirdiiuiliiin nf ;i niition-wide foininine . ._:„ «f a Martin Jewelers. Mi- Prizc (ificfltes fronl jliyyieiii" I'duaitinn.il program. jd trip fof r tw0 j ladv's a/id Towne Fair and a $50 I STERLING M A fon-itr lii>;li .-.thool leather iind •*fLj«| in cooperation | ^- ^p^fj,.ate from MacHuj!h, Inc. universiix1 iiislnutur. Mrs Y;it--is 1 k^jnelnc. S'*Sixty^*':?"^!!!(JdJtiona Additionall prizes on the Treasure \\«K yw\ jimsly einployod by the il» be distributed | ch(M.t ]js( announced at a Warner- l.iiinln'it I'li;irmua AT MORE THAN 40% OFF c lan I v. 'ill ;i HA di'Krce. She earned ;i ^Srnion'sl""'0^ Nov- I7 whcn llle eveni, 1S inastrr's de.i;ree at Ciilunibia Uni- "min*ke ringle* .t .,_.. from, comes to an end with the posting ol j versity in liNil and has done grad- the winning card numbers in (lie luitc wtirk at New York I'nivc-rsity. windows of member stores. The She has u!*o slmiieii in the field ol •' - Is from Hick- Treasure Chest key cards are froc ediicnlion at the University of Wis- toilet water for the asking at any of the parti consin. Monk'lair Slule College and cipating stores with no purc-lsase LTftamacy: a Lenox Nt-wark Slate I'ollejse. necessary. mttlt'i Gift Shop; Mrs. ^•atl•.s is n former nu'inbcr jhirts from John The program is part of an overall al Die Union Counly Mfiilal lleultli presto stain- iggg campaign designed by the Re- SIGHT TO HE SEEN—One of the sights YVestfirld residents saw during the "open hwur" vislls to the North Ave. fire station last Sunday was this old pumper which (his jeur underwent a mitorul'iin by the ! Board and wus employed by the Kc "insker from Hie tail Division to paint out the con- members of the Weslfield Volunteer Firemen. l>ublic:m Stnte Committee in 1SH15 venience of shopping in Westfield, and iiartii-ipak'd in Hi.1 Slianley tor jSeTfrom the M«*er highlighting personalized service. lunehetMi nnvting in tin* Kanwoixi Si'iiiite citnipuiiin in HIM. 3^- («nt end alignment competitive prices and name brand Volunteer Firemen Presuyterum Church \v:is the nn Mrs. Vales and her husband. Ken- TZ&Mt from Hie Miller merchandise offered by Westfield 2 Weslfield Men nu.'il November lluivfst nail. Ill ni'tli. live at M2 Kast Krunt St., .complete engine tuneup merchants. Ainish costume, Mis Dot lie Lund- I'luiiifield. * Aw. Hambler and an Restore Pumper viiter nf Uerkeley Heights presented tree, four doz- In Job Shifts riJtmas tre, Masquerade Planned Hie history of the Ainish people. LKADElt WANT ADS PAV a and revolving colored The Weslfield Volunteer Firemen JjJ ,t $i5 from Woo!- in Borough are looking back to one of their The General Cul>le Corp. of 236 W. most sueccssf'il seasons to dale. First St., f3ayunne, loday announced 9-pc. ROYAL DANISH SERVICE (Mad* In U.S.A.) 9 cup cottee pot, 9-cup ten fci previously announced Mountainside — Paul Mueller and Bcsides responding to fire and the appointment of n new planl man- emergency calls, ilie fire laddies pot, cream pilchar, sugar bowl and bite of Paris sllver- Thomas Root are chairmen of Our ager, H. II. Leutcritz. Mr. Leuterit?. watte. Lourdes Holy Name So- have also completely restored the succeeds K. V. Wolfe, who has ac- Amcncan Lu France pumper which | copied a new position in I he corpor- Reg. $575. ADLER'S PRICE $335. was purchused hack in !»;!() hy tlie al-on's New York headiiuailers as Town of Weslfield find remained in plant production numa^er, comtnun- in-live operation until severnl years icalions cable. While he wus plant Mr. and Mrs. W. T. Dabrowsk ago when I lie apparatus was turned manager. Mr. Wolfe served as pres- in charge of decorations. "The Soft over to I hi" Civil Defense for I rain- ident of I he liayumic Indus! rial Y.M CA. Tones" will play for dancing. ing purposes, then finally "inrithluill- ed" l>ehiiid fire headquarters. Mr. Leuteritz, a graduate of I.e- In January, this year, the. volun- liigh l-niversily. joined (Jeneral teers stalled the major task of sand- Cable in 11152 as u maiiaKcnient ing. t 1 M 1 U K (n lr;ii 1 irl >!;lnl erhciulint,' the pumpe.!. '^r"', to. ne"!t ,'!'.it bac!..k !M "" ""' l cngineoiinK de- to its original "condition" ' . The joh' j parlinent. He received succi^ssive p I promotions through the years. Some « a.s successfully completed hy Me- of Ihe po.silioi'.i whiih hi' has held morial Day al which thin- it was 1 iii Itayoinu are nssistant leelmical presented officially In tiie Weslfield siiperiiilemlenl, prodticliun supci'in- Volunteers l>y Mayor ltoherl II. Icndrnt. ]ilant siiperintendrnl cuut Mulreaney. 1'ire ('oininissioiier Wai- tassislanf plant maiiajjef. tpr (!. IVrry, CoiiiU'ilmen Fife and Chier Martin ISurkc. ']'IK' new- plaul manager is a mom- 5-pc. PRELUDE SERVICE I her of the American I'roiludinn and 9-cup colloe pot, IQcup tea pot, Since that date, the I.a [''ranee Inventory Control Society. cream pitcher, sugar bowl and waile. puiniXT has entered several pa- Holh men are residents of West- rades in New Jersey and is now on fielil. Reg. $550. ADLER'S PRICE $325. display at We:.tficld Tire lleadiiuar- i^is, remaining as a syniliol nf Ilie dedicaiion of the Volunteer Fireman Fanwood Garden Club CAMI*Al(»NINnund coninintorH wort- gn-etcil ut the I IT Dance Tomorrow To See Floral Art .lerxey Centrul slut Inn Tiiesduy iui>rnlii|{ liy u i|»»rt''l of Uuliltciin enndUlutes for enunly iiftlce. n«lu« the rninpnlKiilne wrre, left to rlRht, "Freshmen Frolics,"' ;i dance Kunwood—The technique of Japa- ]r«rry V. Oslwruc. Wailtcr Ulrkli «nd Kdivurd Tiller, liicunilicnl free- sponsored by lite Holy Trinity Ilifjh nese flower ..iTanKlnK will bo dem- holders seehlim iirw terms. JUKI WalU'r Iliilpin, COI' ciiiidlilnti- fur NNU formerly «if KlutiNia-r, Intl. 'I'ln I li,r Mr. nml )lr«. Juror* A. Jonra lij- Ilulh Hum 7;1.'> to 11 pi" tomorrow in Ilie Itohert Hoyd, 120 Marline Av.». RIMllih JuhiiMtun. Ilrsllnr school Eymna.sium. Als" <'iscussod at last week's WHERE IS. SHE? 5-pc. DtiRFIELD SERVICE, FOOTED 9-cup coffee pot, 10-cup t«a pot. The people in tho 12th District want to know cteam pitcher, sjgar bowl and wast*. — "Where is Florence Dwyer?" "Why is she Reg. $625. ADLER'S PRICE $345. ducking a confrontation with Dr. Robert Allen, her Democratic opponent for Congress?"

• She has refused to accept Allen's chal- lenge to debate in oach of the 26 towns of this District. Why?

• She has turned down invitations to dis- HAROLD C. HOFFMAN cuss the issuos with Bob Allen at meetings of the Kenilworfh JC's, the B'nai B'rtrh 5-pc. KENILWORTH SERVICE Democratic Candidate For Union County 9-cup collee pot, 10-cuptea pot, cream of Livingston, the Plainfield Friends Com- pitcher, sugar bowl and waste. Reg. $550. ADLER'S PRICE $325. FREEHOLDER mittee, the Student Council of Newark State College, the faculty group at the A Pledge To Work For - same school. v Sound Fiscal Policies ' Objective Coordinated Planning For Present And Why? Future County Needs Bob Allen says she cannot risk a debate on / Considered Prudent Approach In Respect To County her voting record and her silence on the cruc'al Funds And Investments issues of peace in Viet Nam and civil rights! • • • * Trust Officer First National State Bank of New Jersey . . . Member of N. J. State RETIRE mi'YER FROM CONGRESS 5-pc. BEACON HILL SERVICE Investment Council (wind, supervises investment of all N. J. Pension funds totally 9 cup coffee pot, 10-cup tea pot, cream in excess of lVt billion dollars) . . . Commissioner of Consolidated Police and Ftre- pitcher, sugar bowl and waste. men's Pension Fund . . . Member of N. J. Small Business Advisory Council, Estate Reg. $550. ADLER'S PRICE $325. Planning Council of North Jersey, and Argonnc Post No. G American Legion . Edu- Vote for a New Voice cation: Rutgers U American Institute of Banking, N.Y.U.. Graduate School of Public Rel.-Princeton 'overseas veteran of WW II and former Staff Ofticer 50lh Armored Unbelievable value in the finest In Sterling and Jewelry. Div. National Guard . . Appointed by former Gov. Meyner to N. J. Transportation BOB Over 100 Tea end Coffee Services in slock. Advisory Committee . . . Member John Dawson Gilmary Shea Assembly. 4th Degree Knights of Columbus, Rotarians. ADLERS "VOTE ROW B ' N DIAMOND JIWfU«* A-n..vtK • wumtifl DEMOCRATIC CANDIDATE - 12»h DISTRICT li-.lly lo 5.3(1 I'.M. , NOV. 8 1966 7 a.m. to 8 p.m. Mori, ft Frl. "I'll U I'.M. f In fjtndrn Mnurlr^ Ai)lcr'«. Inr. — 2S Knopf St. I'.-thl Mr tiy AUf.-ri for C"Ukr"t^, 1r.7"» I'.'-uto -2, Unlim, K*-\Y Ji-rnry Paid for by Friends of Harold Hoffman, J. James Smith, M.D. Chairman I'hotte iffi i • 10SO THE WE9TFIEM> ,N.J.> LEADER, THURSDAY, OCTOBER 20, 1966 • , REAL ESTATE FOR SALE • • REAL ESTATE FOR REAL ESTATE FOR SALE • • REAL ESTATE FOR SALE

DANKER & DANKER, ATWOOD REALTY EDWIN O. EDWARDS BARRETT & CRAIN RANDOLPH- C. B. SMITH, JR. BKA1.1OU Inc. T-VVO EI.M SIREBT WILLIAM A, C NANCY F. REYNOLD Realtors WIEGMAN CO. Realtor PEARSALL 112 Elm St. Realtor* — ln«iiron (Cor. .North and Kim gc 436 K South ASSOCIATES AD 3-5555 Mrw ert *»t Mulil|*l* Llattin* l V & Multiple I/I»lluc iHim Mrinbrr Multiple Lttttot REALTORS M«-»l>rr uf Thr Wettfield Mountainside III Central Ave. 149 ELMER STREET Multiple Ll»llo« S|»ltm AD 3-1800 153 HiiuililD inin, W SUGGEST . . . FRANKENBACH AO 2-188 WESTFIELO ADom» 2-6609 READY ... for yog "THE OFFICE WITH THE AD 2-9300 list. PROJECTED ADaim 2-4»48 Attractive Colonial on an *•*,. ESTABLISHED 1SZ3 COLOR picTur.es" i-fpti'jnully wi'll k*'i>t KatiW'w..f| WYCHWOOD RANCH iiti. Z'i' living ruuni un Ii n r<-. H.ltlp Matins Sj«"> IMMEDIATE OCCUPANCr L l» i «,».•«.• and .sidt- pwn-li. UIIIM.K Scolth Plalaa rootn, kit flu fi with eiitin^ *sJtrtl•,. MORTGAGES ? ? $35,000 1 "SUNNY SIDE OF HILL" Well Imilt i'ulonlK.1: Klri'i'l'" ' O Hiul hivatory. Tlirt-r cinii-,, - SPACIOUS hi living rui>m. full KUI-II 'lin- )>.-»l,llf all tliat )i ..n $38,900. ing jotjjn; muiltirn k i t <- h f » • O kiecoTHl flwr. FHA avuilahlt- LET US ROU OUT 115 Elm St., AD 2-470O lurk ,'f murlHiiBc fun,IK, hollK'H priliii- liK'Ullun. Tlir<->' liir»;« Tlinr Wri.(*». c;jiran<". Klrul K Itni«*' *vt at ihr in kIKlKii, j.linly of IffK •>" When you toll us that y»u n.r of ^,1 If t IIITII is any (lUOMtlun in till; Will Ji' Hide f) II IHuuuluiniildr hill. Thr In l.cl (rr-thaii-nc w ff>rnlli loll. H m.-. |,li-iisc fill w«-li;oni»- I" well k<-]H Intri l(»r IIICJUIII'M LARGE MODERN KITCHEN evt*ry *»i 11 »i"! *•* «>m- <>n II"' 1 >* Realtors ,:,,ll,v 111 JUKI f.T Illf.'rilUlioil. \**-ry attruttlvf Hour plan: I^iv- CAN YOU HELP ? tin! wr truly wnnt ti- kno\ Offering Forty-Four Hirer it.iHnl~Klif.fil li**(lriMiniM inn room. (linlJiK room, modem FIREPLACE WHAT V«U WANT. Hill "III inkc I «lii IM-IU> kllchfii. Two lit-.lrooniH mid — a*/i hatliH . . . 2*y pan- 4 BEDROOMS CHARM PLUS Year* of Experience WESTFIELO a tiled tll«»ct i-t 4'r4-ii' Hill COLONIAL BI-LEVEL FAMILY ROOM UIKI H|.IU-V for future Luth u|>itrtni«-iit or rooms on wt-tkly iir*Mi, «KOK. Ki'Hrtcn, ttr* : nm NlldliiK uld**" doui-M l«i I u Kit- (|.i|K-H me uii). JCxcellc-ilt 1-'JIII- IIHSIK. ImiR-fi-al)l(. tflun-nns. Boon you n*•«•n-uim my - wlm $39,900 rloiiN Ijrlt-fc. piitlo with coJ- v.uijil lc;t-atlon IZ'l.ifOI). »-«f«li Investment you pr'-f'-r 1« t.trftit iivinlnH. Mlnrc Ilifn 1M $24,900 rn n k *'. Tills i-harnilriB hiiiiii la •"! ' f I wl <.fT Will.iu mii>- we MUMiei'MI uu «>urly I'lim I WII full IIHIIIK. liuifp liv- TERRIFIC BUY Thi'ti, u-e'3: net n Hate at y«»u NEWLY LISTED lifOIT KlIHll. Till' Hl»'l lllllll Wll t-nli t IriK ronni, illniiiK J-OOTII anil kll- FIVE BEDROOMS iliin wllh *-JI1 IliK Hiutir. AliiK-h- AT WYCHWOOD c .-;,.„, :'•':•• •• ,.f iHmill.n. A vi-ry K|i;i,-i,njf liHliilitIK OViT. VllH» i-ov«-ri'il FOUR BEDROOM RANCH thoHt> lioin.-f thai r«nu- <)o*«* $22,900.1 \-">. T,•,„:• ••'••• to ymir M><< lilcat ImiH. I r th< PRISTINE COLONIAL liiMlroum. p.m-ili-r 1 "mil. m" Nli-Wy'" kci.l' HMII i.ltrui-tlvrly IMKC vvKli fnanonry ex t<-ri«ir. rJ^riir liomc l» n»»l avtillaliU1 t h< $40,900 family room tire *,t Kl'ium ,1, . nnill 'I I'llllVVOOll IHMIU' LU,M Kirnt floor lm» venUnuli- «ti- BEAUTIFUL LIVING ROOM 100x140 LOT '••• »"i. in,;':;';••• firwl lime you lnuk, we wH k-Vl-1, HIHl 111," lipjMT lev.l iM i»H lu i I, i.i. nc;ny m-lmi'l. ncf, Ii vi i>g routii, nri'plttL-f, hc(-j) In rlofic ti'ui'h v Mil you ,,j,< n mm. I, (IUSIBII wllli 3 lln. -K<* dlnliiis r*ni*ii, two l»*-i|- DINING ROOM us others t iivHilaM* tl' !•*-n tn- 4 BEDROOMS d-iii u fin JA ' i IT 11 lat'i HIM] jii complei In Ihr A vi-ry rlBlil prk-i' fur a v,r) CENTER HALL COLONIAL tlirt'4* iKitrooins fnul the SITKHC $23,900. hall). l>ovt> lot, OXUH iHrf.t1 ti-- \vi inlo w (ivt*rliM>k I iiK Kunlt'ii hi liciui.«-ti:m»fnMr nnd rtccctr . HL'IIVVC it or not, only fhfii. MiiKt <-r bfili-tjunt suiu- rcitdvr'uHnrr bn« tiMkril Beautiful Lot (75'x220) PRETTY FANWOOD! (l7,f)xH>. Twit full butliH. I'"M ii that wv iiiork*-* hln b»tnr «>n MOUNTAINSIDE Quiet Scotch Pfains Street fliurinlriK und KmcKiun lwinii' otf living rixttii. LiruukBldu i'iiik 4 BEDROOM C0( — Our Recommendations — a 'N|itiok Niilr^' IinnlM. The HIGHEST ELEVATION Illi i> t.i-ili-ii(iiiifi. Z*/t I.HHIH, 3f) area of yi-cj.l. J'i«lii». J UM I-- M|iurl«»u« Hvtutf ruuni hnm n 4 Bedrooms (two on lit) .Im-f'l for t>T Illlll flll'l il K'J.l.l «|Z.-(I »'• i 11,1,0,,,.,, WONDERFUL FAMILY Jf.t. l.Uiil luTiit: for u lurfcc. funi- buy winilt.w in iM' living roinn: THREE BEDROOM SPLIT itrn linx mnit}' <>jllr|ll«-(»| tiff nc rt-uiu-d porch JuHt off tin1 illn- TO BUY, SK1.L, REN1 OR '•- luiiiii 'hal.h .,, tiltilujc room ftriM tun ninti'h- ft ENTERTAINMENT ROOM lly. lnK room; jiluoaiwl while- liuicli EXCEPTIONAL JNVB8T, CAM, kllchfii. Curtifxc U\K *'IIOUKII f"r K f 1 , . |23.SOa—North Av»', tlowr tit olicfi-j- renr kit «'hrn 4MTI- PORCH - 2 FIREPLACES LANDSCAPING Tut tic I'll rk way. Well car HIMI t he limit too! Full Imw- ••I kii.l,,.,, ,.„••• «*li)itn, It r 1 K h t hrrnlcfJiftt kept 7 room tiumo MM 3 BEDROOMS - 2 BATHS in«Mit. I^dt 17"' <1«M'|». Trannft-ri't'il 3 BEDROOMS ATWOOD REALTY rfMMU nriJiilnH) hinrkM mi* i»«i LAND, LOTS OF LAND «««r TV rumn). J-IVIMR MANY SPECIAL FEATURES owner juwt ri'dur*:d for ijultk ALUMINUM SIDING mom and wtalr CRrjiH it ftixi»!*tnntl>' »hrubbed nml "HOMES FOR RENT" flnnrrrd rrnr j*ird with <<»<»! $39,000 ADoini 3-2222 Included. Over«l«"| -Ic-Ic MOUNTAINSIDE RANCHES I 25 FOOT FAMILY ROOM pI $32,900 nrr nii*iir»liw Ir.KHim, Z1^ Imlhn, llvlm.' hi'drooniH. 2 batliH, 2-car Ktt- 6H«s iT/Atwood 123,600—A little h»UKe In UIP nnd KlinII l*e ilu our I)fMt to Iii"I|i. wllh HIMIIIK KIHHH dlelure wlnduw pittlo. twi> vu.T Kiiruy:*?. liiimt'dl- Chamber of GoumcrM •how. tv ot tu'liancy. rooinH, 2 imthH, 2 JlrcplaccH. lilKe It! liuhifl jJri.i- ovtTlooklllK a. 14 tt. nurcciifil 1'ort-h; e x(| UIHI t« family DANKER & DANKER, Nmtair Psblle IIHxIen. In ili^i^t, f. porch. There urn a tfood boil- ronm. Many «xtru». $46,1*00. rooirm, 2 boths, and a btiHCmcnl Inc. 1 t. I'li.-iii,,,.; j,,' lay room. Privacy and quiet In 3. ICIeBanfp anil perfection. loom. |,..r, I,, I-.J.J .;, $26,900—Popular Kalracres Av«. good neighborhood. Betty L. Wlagman (.'enter hall, t»lrtnHed/Her«i'n<;(l 149 ELMER STREET »nlh-ln SI..MK, ,.; port-It; 3 her! ro<>inn, 2 bath«. "RANCH HOME" Evu. Re*. AD 3-3354 Jjiitrunt'R from rear yard lo ill. it hai. ilnul-.f ..„ WYCHWOOD AREA ii' lony; entertain! n(£ center 232-4841 EDWIN O. EDWARDS with r, inndm-ii k 1 I c Ii rn , 2 Vj lav. llec. room titul ex- chrn with inrjKP dlnlnK arti, Mrmber Multiple l.tnllnK B>«1tm t'lleiirH zoo tluil Huini'UincH tra bath Bt tj-rudc love). IIK. ])IVIN l(t tinth In IIIIHP. WYCHWOd prr11y fl rt*ptnee in the nI<•* With Firepta<« 111 I rntral Ave. l>ui*t*M »> j>r( with cuiuirhs Uvlnu; roiiiit. K<»»(1 dining More to Tell, May We? id built-in bur, all Uir Wratnrld A llni- olik-r li-iiM ri rittriu, imnellfd dpn, excel- B InrHft,n VoroHt — f> \: vu\n, littniNtorM & lii>rsi'K. hut LEE K. WARING .i-mllU-H. Prep Vi aero lnl, what wliuut HIOHC utiianktMl il- lent plot, innvf-ln t'tindl- Hiilirvilly inmlNrniHMi. Ity own- hodrnoniH. 3 1m t hit, re<'r rnnrn, tlon. May we ihuvrf *jitry hull. lBrtco llvltiK room. R*-IH (hinv many curH?) . . . nil n COOIMKC Avi'. T i'r, uiuli-r jr.tl.mill. Write IUIX Un, thOHO 1»U!IM H. tiCllTH (III! tlMW RBUTOH • •ill-i- nf Wl'Htllrtd liundlT. 00 veMlMC*! full dining- room, rcrtwoutl vnn- eilftd rumily room RflJ«l»« *>-U- IIIUH?) . . . Hint the Hpfcliil IHC.IF perfect lilny arra Him St. iaclli Ferpct ....ADS-ITU nf HOC lul Huns (ti Kiixi'lHi*)1.1 KtnoitK trora. Mm»y y elt'otrlc. kitchen urn! laundry. F'liitikly, we liki? doKH, bu\ we ientiiiff detail**. The EXPANDID RANCH Con(ral Rtr fnmlltlonln^ a ilrr- prnnil**' t<> deal fairly with RENTAltt i uiH-ln refrltftriitor "FOOTHILLS CAPE COD" 1IT \(>. CIIKNTNI'T XT Kxov- pla«!4>«f H u n rt f « k , itatln with and (rector are Jm-Iud- KMitcd In ono of ourfliui Wowt- C. B. Smith, Jr. btillt-ln barhoiiuc. water soft- whatcviT p 4«'Mt4-r Inill (Niloiilal, 3 inK them, anil you, a MI I lit Mr AH fasl a» III'I *rt; a lao i air uondl - Iil rtBhlontlal urunw, witliln iMMirumnw JIIW) rlcn mt F ceo nil ener, electric «ariiKe ilnnrs, tlottertt. ilUlitfj UiHtancc of li JI aclioolrt wall-to-will! carpetlnK* 10 " x ilwfllli.K. I'luino loduy. N£W ENGtAND Thin nflrnrtlve, rnmiillufr lld(»r, lifilriinm (in ,ii(J lUrr>r, 2 M AD 3-3403 Hl'VI'l-ill l'lll.|l''-> >'f and trariHput-tHltcHi, this ticuutl- MitliM, ilr«>pia<'o in living room 200* lot, mid jr.O's. I'rtn(M|>nlM tully ninlntalJictl, custom built .: COLONIAL tiitfil n un IHI (Ifinr. 2-f«r K«- homo awftltn a new owner. r«Kii. f .'iK.riftn. liy nwncr, 232- for at r^hitmont. nlile NirpH. Tli«* **v\v mil* inBif ON direful initial plannliiv with ' U 6 •! v |3Z,G00—On Pop wood Drfv«» In at If nt ion to dotn.lL tlirou&limit w|inn Interior liM-itltlvn n ttrmt M. A. MERCNER fluur lifflroiim »ml biiih |I!IIN Scotch Plains. Plot mi BOULEVARD IH iiinutreiit Mlnoe all four hetl- ltKAl.TOI* — 1%'VliHAX'K x 223. Nicely lamlfjcap- ruoms HI*O twin sized »t liMiHt. iwn HKirr lu-ilrmuim itml $28,500 r^lrti btttli »ii Uiul, Sj JOIIH FOR SALE Mi'titlirr Miil apace .ugo living room with bulJt-ln« SI2 l>u' < o WILLIAM A.( and charm. .AVU-UUMP and Uro|»lucts family dlitiiiK living room with !1ri>|iTiU't> THE JOHNSON AGENCY, INC. RtlllM at unco. Ao rlr>M« to nil nclioula^ nnd room. Ovor 17' modern kitchen* mirt iilciurt* ^vluiNtw . • . FAWVOOI*—(Tno Moor, two liorl- |tln« jmnt'lliMl lirrnkfimt ronm homo with flre-pincr in •Mich A Npnrlotiai three hrd- ttr«t Hoar laundry, two anil oncr- REALTORS tNSURORS 430 Suolk Air. " •DOtn hnmrplnrrl 1J I v t it K hfilf bathB, aljundiint cloHet And »iH»k . . * KrnoloiiH illuliiK IIVIIIK rimm. J'lxi'iOU'iit cundl- room with flreplnc*, Inrit« Btoratfe apace, ovefnixed two- rot.in, IlrutKlfiit >nnl (111. ii tli>n. Wiill In WHII lurprlluB In- ADAMS Mi with tlft'JlllMIUH triM'M, 4MIMI- .•lu.l.-d. »M.9B0. PA 2-8112. dining room nnd fnmll)' cur narciK*J ton grmle), hut 26 Prospect Street -JIV wanted f«»r Hits PX- Ample rartl'll' 133.900—It's In TVychwoofl. Deft- room, (rood «*tlnpc npnrr In water heutlnst well (iruomcil fem. «MI1 II r Till tl»w<*rn mill AD 2-03M put)«lC<1 fp licdrimm r«pp, Iiir*-r(* nltely ono of a kind. 1lte kitchen, Mcreeneil pitrrh, lot, plaster throughout. Make frrrrn lnwi>. W«*M like «i» mndprn klichon, wall-to-wall I5vfnl«» P»« Custom built lor the litnrvpnnrlled r e c r r n lion thlfl home ono tlmt will Jiavu trll > on tniir*1 nlnmt IhlM TOUR TIOMI3 la worili mnro oarixt 1 me in living room ami Churl •>• w.lloK"' origin til owners who room, Iwo-cor jcarnfcr, 2(Mt* a iMi\v owner quickly. f3U,0O0- •ttlrncttw new oltcrlnii, nuiy l..-i(M>—r-AI'IO roil J.idt rlRhl for the rollroil or youilK newlywS with CKJ at your iltmrf Tlelp dlitltiK rinnn. fl«mc t(» schoolH. JrnnDf-il** I'tdoTotii wanted an "liitcrcnt- otljiiy. Kcmr llrot Hour ronnis imlii,linK l|v. KPC-11 CNJ aervlco by USINT, IT. ldffil location. 233-4517. ronm. ent-ln mi)(]i*ril Itltchoii: two hrilrniiniK, Uuth. KIITKO nnrlinrn H«rr«T •••• Ine' home for a family Ttc can *hoiT you promptly. 102()lt of two. -^' tuiHi'moiit riuTentliMi rnnm; Ihllfllu-d second lloor- llobrrt Brbsabtl •• UNUSUAL VALUE diUiu-lied Kraraeo. THX^H utulcr J500. U'llllam A. CJ»r« ••

Noto the plUBea, Large rcc room (13x^). Full 2-car earaec 2tt Pan YOUTt MONEY— n. lotnl of olelit TOira, two WALTER KOSTER, INC. 136,000—On Linden Avo. A buthe. Centrally air conditioned. full lintliH. himrmcnt Bnmo rimin; twn-i-nr <1<'IIH1HU mi- ranch with an UIIUBU- Beautifully landficuped and "HEART OF WYCHWOOD" riiiir; lot—all In o.tccllfnl < omiu ion. riropliu-o In REALTOttS INSURORB ftlly largo living room won maintained. Add these to tlir living room; full dining mam; ph'HMHnt UitclU'ii; (yea, thert'a m flre- the battles of tliroc bodroomfl, liorcb; U'li btMlrooniK unil l'Ktli on the Ih-Ht floor. Three placc). Spacioun dlnlnc LOTS OF HOUSE living1 room, dining: room and Expensive & Luxurious • more second Hour hi'ilrooms. unutlivr luilh, room, too. Altogether EASY TO BUY modern kitchen. Inapect thfB Modern & Spacious MOUNTAINSIDE SPECIAL VALUE JAMES J. DW It hut* 7 rooma, 190S split level home located In $21,900 a neighborhood of conipu.rn.ble 4 Twin Sized Bedrooms ^K.DIM)—WASHINGTON ROIIOOT, nni) flrwlt Orthodox rimrih IMonse vail for a|tpo!ntmriit to BOC neloruble str)ry-ond-or Plus Maid's Room lu-iir lhlM |n,N(-\vi»r well J.ullt, well Ut'iit twti lu\th *jilit home, fU'litfhtfully set amt>nfr pretty tri'o.s ami H)Irubbery, nut level linim-. l-'lropliire. Hcreencil Ijorrh. tumlem two-eur far from I>cerHekl nnd Our L*«dy of ]>f rlom't ami cupboard rijmro MANY FINE U! their new locution in deep piny yard (173')* A very pretty and wcll-maln- Sihocl, Seven moms In nil. linluiliiit; 11 ei.zy iniiii'lle.l toust Offering Novumbcr 15 ocvu- ili'ti, I»-n lieilronnis. I»TI liatliK all on Hie onr floor. Two it* hu*. You'll like lt» RANCH iiiial Ni-rt.ml Ibvor l.rdrooms mul Imtli for the dlffnlty, wo think. paiK-y. (30.D0O $21,750 l.M-iijtperf. A.lji.infnK "Wesllield'H KJirilen area lu M.nin- «c c t;ihiHl(k'. An tiniiNuul home for tliat liureliaber HeartldliK B. TV- Koalrr, Jr FRANKLIN SCHOOL for the- IMUIHuHl. Pftrl«- Knlir Al> 2-OK1O JUKI ll.c Ilitnc fur Ihr 1m -AD 2-0100 ,, rn >";'";; $45,000—In Scotrh IMiilns In an Walter Kosfer, Sr _. },MinK lainrrlnl «•»•• pt«* wlfti« Cotitor hull Colonial with four "WYCHWOOD COLONIAL" 1'IIH IIBSTI I.ov.-ly v.nanl ("ape O11I Colonlul. direr Iwilronnitt. BlTR tif ntlir r Hue liOi'rouuiK mill l!Vj liiitliM. Tlut '2 Hvmbera of 4h« WvatlteM MaKlple Llat 1 lirrhnttN. JiiMt imp <-li!ltl . . . $44,000. lull .lining room; stiiull ,1.-11; lir,-|iliue 111 Hie living rimin. immcH. s ronttiH, 2 •• foot living roiim IIIIH a ilrvi'lm' llllaehed Kilriicr: r. 111 ill tnril rear yanl. Availal.lc for liathn IticliiiniiK 2 tu'i5~- uinl an inljulnlnf" don. Tlio clin- nt.'r hrichi'tl frlih •Ilnlnnr r HIIIIM' liM'iltlon. nillt't RlflTt, rent al ?H3ll. lniiiiedlately. ruoniF itn lh<* 1st flour hiR rutjin IH hir^*1 ami the klt- nri'a, JnloitHfrd ititrch, iirrtty lr«>t'K Illltl Nhrlll*** ... -I Uud 1! on t he .second fliou IIIIH IL lire a kfitHt ro1 Mini. lirilrimmx—i'.i liiillm . . . floor, phut «tor a K •" whlcli IH lnratetl Jit the r«>;ir l ».v rrrrrni Ion muni « l*h span-; inuie]li il rccna- the wiilo ciMitfr \\t\\\. JiiUnis l: tio« ruiim. Hr«-i>li Ilrmitiriil "V.l- THE JOHNSON AGENCY, INC. ,„.-.!. in l-il' «<.ii" kKrtii-n »ltli llvlllK I iiKa sad nolidnT* H. CLAY FRIEDRICHS, Inc., Realtor ri»»m wllli IUo|ilf>i-«> mill I IOUISK fl. JOHNSON L. DEAN JOnNSON, JR. V"i'r'" AU 2-0:U>3 . . . lll K im >3 Al) 3-478S $39,B00—A tnoHt timimml r:uich WELLS STREET COLONIAL lioih n. Tnte — An n-nn.nn Our 39th Year In Miiunt;iinsliliv. 1-jirpi- orlKT «-ii|>l»itiirrt. A RlUabrth A. Klrnn — 233-S.14O rnomn, tU>luxi> 4li't»lN. EXCELLENT RENTALS Hullt in 1340, tlilp brick nnd e fnmilv. Member of Multiple LlatlDK 8711cat rarpclliiK iiml (Jrupc- trmne home niTcrH Jar^o livin rlt M nrc Ini'lutlrr). A m with tlri-|>tact>, fornml tlin SPARKLING CLEAN J250- patio |u>rchon n lilll- Kwnr lirilmmiiM, t\%» Itnth*. rixim, Kuod klti*h*-n with $19,750 Kldc thut will make rt-cmiilitn room, I 1 v I n is T*'1IO*1 imrch in rrar. Thf \wtl- Care f (illy nwilntiiinrrl .T t>i>ilri«itn homo In AWstm-Ul. itctlrfS you f4Tl llkii n imni- rooniH arti KM twin BIZC. KX il*t hut movn In n ml onjoy urch. Wiipti ran you lent homo for traiiHfrrrnl vxre- ullvp with early pOBnoy«l thin cmut'nrtnlilr i'olonhtl with itw i'iH'l»,st«i1 jmreli, lfirKO living look? ELSIE BETZ, INC., Realtor room wltii itr«-ptari\ fnM dhtinjc ri.nm, Ti><>i]tr find K"°(I hcutini; syMtem. I'retly rrrrrnllon MIOIII, pnllo bark yiinl with (hnvrr.i, «h;*i1c trt>i>M nn.s. Two-car jjariit;e and a tool Hhortl**r ijinltlo and uut. JAMES J. RENTALS? (nn»hrr and dry**' Includ- BUILT IN 1962 ed) ... *:tfH). Yen. theup lUtlnprs i-hancr ron- 5 BEDROOMS + LARGE LOT ••trttitly. ItlKlil imw wr have K e A- r r n 1 o.hern rnn^lntC BARRETT & CRAIN , E. HBO*1 rtirtMhhot! homn for r**n( for Vrry itpitfloun Colon lal Mykfl A BIG CAPE COD *37."i. I'ltJiHt' <•.<)[ far ArUitlH, from *2Oi> in ftiZAK i.lnl nf home with live hfilionnin u\tit\ "fWO COLONIAL OKF1CES" ,V nr-vv H.-IInK nflir In Sr.it ,-h VlHlns J Kimthcr rnum iinwntly nsrd AH Living ri'.mi with VVOIMI tnirniittr lirol'l^f'. 'HniiM; ru(.m. s we5Tfr ritOKKSSIONViU UKK1UK avuU- an urrifc-. '1'lirrr i|]«'d Imthn and A HAPPY FRAUD kllih.n. : lu'ilriuinis anil luuli mi tin- llrnt floor: 'J IIK.H- ln' l l^ 55 ii powder room. I.ar^f i>ain>l1ifmi'iit. .l:ilnusli-il lin AD 2-> fumlly room Ix-olilt'e n children** Tins e.ntir hall (-i.li.nlal In Vy.hiv fi,..|l,K tin- K"lr fours..- ;i nil atlai'hi-il ^nrjiyc. It.-antlful lnl ultli irr»-*. t::iril>-ii ii play room. AO 2-1 BOO nun Ihr air of farmhouse s iiuplli i I y. lil«iHy nf roi.in fi.r Hi'' kl>l« I" play. CUVt-n <1 it L 5L'S.io». PEARSALL Center hull piitrnncc T/lvl I'.VKMSCS ronin over ir» fk-tt -wide wlih jliil wnlIt in ll* ciiil.r ball ami you tlml all UIK nltrllniti'i "f tl. I). Slm«. Jr lllS.On-ll liixurl.Mix eniuri.rl. Wllli 11, ultra In...Urn Itltehi-n Iwn nrrrrniMl CENTER HALL CHARMER NANCY F. REYNOtDS Colon lul nropliirc. I'n usually II. 1-. S .all „„ t,,s ,.,. u _ i,-,, viiennt, HO no *r,eciul two wall nvrtiH, il JHIIWUHI .1. 1.. Inkxlir \1I:-ST;1 Colnnlnl hiTnf with n 27' llvlnit room, fumlly MIW .IIIIIII .,,ick llraltor* I'lannliit; n.-iile.l. Anklni; jr.•;,- P nnd fortnicn count ^rn. I)r)ilfn SmnU .AI)i:-."^-< Me HiKiriiiiiu unil a newly ri'iiioililU.I kltrlifii wllli i-lvrlrl FRANKENBACH Tvn-mmp l»ilr™ Inc. l "-\viiII filrt'ct IIIK. water ^'i - KatliH on tin1 .^oionil (loor plu.s cxlrii rimni and l»alll II" w crirr. nver-wlaefl tw« c-ur Kiii- AD 2-' 232-6300 2 >'i;vv r'ltrivtiH-iACi-: IIO\II third llunr. LIIMU'II at }4U,4OQ. 115 ELM STREET with hiird-mp drive. Twp W.- AD 3-1800 Bytntnga, plraar «-nll AD 2-4700 flWd lLtU } Nancy F. Reynolds 232-0485 KVIlMMiS . Muifnr.? VIIU-?K:I; H. CLAY FRIEDRICHS, Inc. H«Un Schmidt 232-8098 LEE K. WARING, REALTOR ll«-rUer( A'n1*»-r \n:i-;:KKt 51 ra. Ainu Itrucr Conlln Olga Graf 232-7136 HoltlpU Il.llnic Mrrahrr ELSIE BETZ, Inc. HKAI.TUIIS JVIImxrn l, c«>«e 23S-5853 llrrliorl .1. Irlntl 111:1-1110 n Mm. Alfhlld W. Mlcbelmiu * " • I. II. llnrrctl, Jr., 3-T.-.:(l 23.1 North Avr. at Klraer, «>»(llrld SSfl 8ia|nB — Moanlnln.ld, M. Delmnr Itltrhle .. All H-'l' E«r« nnil SunOny. iilmae rail AD 3-0065 FA 2-7700 I MaKlpl. l.l.tlnir Sy.«em «Miril«»n 11, Thome.* ,.A1) "-Tt 4MI-LH PAniCIN— RTNO .A ontT TDOT -^H OFFICES nnrrr IlroTrr, Jr. . ..AIIS-SS Elsie Batz _ AD 3-0649 \!> .1-1170 1 Iater-CI<7 nrlnratios Scrvlc. BTC»OB Vt rtann)I..AI> 3-O Stotrh Pl JmlT Smith . ... I *«* to Btoekin VVnltiT I'.rkhnn \l> a-n ?llaltli>lf IliHh Tnjlor ... ..'...... '. Al> S-TWI.1 lltinn Knrdrr AI> 2-O»:UI l!n*rt Il M«rh.i« 212-I1MH Knj II.mil.<• . ... IlnrCoo IlUchoJt All 2.l(]ir> rloi'tiHttn Srrvlor S llrtty llnmiittin r~ on Uei)a»t Jean Mctinlra . 1 ••• THE WESUTELD (N. J.) LEADER THURSDAY, OCTOBER 20, 1966 Pace 7 • REAL ESTATE- RENT • ! • FOR SALE L ESTATE' • | • FOR SALE • • HELP WANTED - |-UlR L.tilrr.iniin, ..tip in HELP WANTED - • OCTOBER in (li'iiitt Hii!""l ana. i LAMP REPAIRS 1966 ).,.I I,...ill IM-.U- Pfltk. Ki. y «-,.;i, -,.i I-'- ; FEMALE - ' r rrsl i -. MALE M 1 F ^ t J- 1! • ( - I. s w r s I.lln-urj- i""' clK'Pliltiu^ .j • n,n.-l..u il... I .- • t i Collegians I.J <•••: -.: ni;«i in i \ \. t x if ii i-, , 1 t-til. . WILLIAMS LAMPS |.. 2 3 4 |".inlV i;- '•<•: i : REAL ESTATE 5 6 7 iun'4(ii: in, a a< i... ,-M.,I,. „.-.,, ! 765 Central Ave., rteor Grove St i ' 6 - H; -1 f I 9 10 11 12 13 14 185 Joiin J. IltTguth II hat been se- n.,1,,,-1,1-1^11 i,ui-, :: , ,. i^iUwestfield 232-2158 !~ All jWestfield | KA I KM A 1)1 \! SALES 1 16 17 1$ 19 20 21 22 ilfil for nifiiibeiship to the Titu t <-s. I'rivate. ijuii-i. partly furiiisln . ; \ ^ ii.'ji t nts utii' i 1 I AUTOS FOR SALE • s sh-ip. AIJ s- :'Trs I I Pi cliupter ul Villanova Univerfity KltiKK- iitlili pit ferri-d. iv .. Wr.: To You, Whom It Concerns 23 24 25 26 27 28 29 - | .'-"•'-•'"•'••••••- 7 - :• v. 11 ! I'd. l.-t.-K ~J. 1-liui-tifi ,N . .1. of Pi Tall Si^nia, national lionorary t' W AITIIKVS w ,M 30 31 " * - r\i,- T*U fraternity uf intihjmcial engineer. ERCK, 1-1 i:*u-<»l.l) : ui ii iBh, .1 I'oi.inhil •• r a ti t e * d . reoi. nf rl J I ::.-•! I'll,.i • -'I. Avi'lV .ItirvVi- i Top Weekly Earnings i -lir. St . AVrst lii-!.l ' w'tniiltfii IVt HiTl' linni.Tl.v. I'iiiu.. 1 24 Up SUt|<11 He has also been uccepled in 1 lie jt-taicl<-iitial at-t-B- 4 bi-ili- is, u ' 'i "- I - ' 21—Antiques department of WomAmerica- n Soci«l> of Morhanlcal Kn- A t-IC-tf 1 ••- ' "' - j tli.*" J.iV.Vi'V'Vi.lVnt'imi!" wli'.'. |.H,\',.W i" Her run: t,.:, K.ip.i. :• l.i'iiv- ! I.HI:M If "ii 1 lie pn.iliu-t Ii.- Mil." IIIKI an's Club, clubhouse, 1 p.m. a«aker o' <•* innmil. Kvi-'n: 36«-]I;O4. giiUH'i's and thti pnst settiester was ? • I.II',L.-. s:;:'i'. :; .!:•> r. .. K-. , . (, , I'AIKIt K I,. I1KDIH-V ith i>rO. I - M;I; •,. •-. i. ,-, Unit i iiaincd to (he presidents list for aca- RKil.rUU .sl. -IH iin.l 21—Westfield High School l'TA an- TS4-70H demic achittvemenls. 1 imal dessert bridgo, lli^h School T Ml. Brtbrl ltd.. Warri-u T t r.i in .Vim If > "ii nh ni'imsf). T)i.- IM-.i(>lt' »r w «Ht Will 22—Nt'wconu'rb Club Hawaiian John A. Wallace of 6M Trcmont Ave, II I'UMI \t , . . .,.,., .h.-.il ; uiiK "i! • «MII in issiiui (Mi 1 *'ii'ls « REAL ESTATE WNTD. • I''':.'i , I.UHU, Masuric Ti'inple, - tlii 24—Literature and drama di'paii i AREA n, two-car ituruKi'. l'rin.'i ).;,!.• T.,1... ,, V W l.i: \M l-'tll.' It-,.nil.|-. \ t- . .m pri-iui.sf >.«u a !••• \>jn .lint: wiiH>'r-!>|ii'iiig track tenms last year. nlv Write 1 *t»x IH. i-n re ff \\'» .M mi-lit of Wonii>r's Cluli, club Ml. : ' 1 M l-l, T1.IIIS.I.,.V ..i .u i < r . , , nmuii i:il inn. i>i IHI * * • I UK"-'" . 'ld Ja-u-Ii-r, !.u Klin Si HAVE VOI- a use f..r p? S:r..n.. Jiuu.se, 1:30 p.m. l.niiiT IUHT lii.IK.ii- liiL -1 Katltryn T. Trcnner uf 650 Shadow- M({ JEDK00MS rliiiini-trr. j" insUe fl I'llVUll I II II >• II .» I linn ii. Jill m r:i iiuc :i ifh tn 24, 2S, 26-Far }lills Anliqut's Show lawn Dr., ii graduate of I*cnn Stutv, DIN • APARTMENTS-RENT* '0I>. some 6f." kut!^. ("i 1 ;...•• i'i:. f.. uttd SJIO. Kur Hills Inn. and Fr«*l !i. Lust of 37 Manchester BE DINING ROOM lint:, T ilr up Ji'tir mi it in-*-. ,1 MO-. large r'mms jin.l luuh. li.-;il Dr.. un alumnus of Hiittfers, starled WEPUCt » <"» Cilll NftVl' ftK IIIUIIV |,5 y,,u willlt ART. LAVENHAR, 6 p.m. Monday; Tuesday mid f u i' n i f 11 *• il i a u i I u b l> lor t • u .•• i i; • • - s t.ir inily }1 nit ,-:i.-li tit tltr \V,-i.lli.'].l classes tliis »wk at till" Rutgt'rs (•••iii'Jf, mar all ti'iins|Mirt:itinn "::L'- Wfdni'sday, 12 noon to 10 p.m. •BAKfAST AREA I.Ht'llT, f.O Kim St., wl,||e tlu.y lii^t ( i> I... 1, -. REALTOR Univvrsily Scliuul uf l.nw. They are TITCHEN (Slail tc. have full cunm 1...-U lit IN Uit'in. 10-:'»-tf :.. !.! in 523 Somerset St. 25—Woman's Out) finance commit- iMirutlc'd in a tluee year program D — Beautiful 4 or G 'i';n ! s!''>l.,',V- I'-r |. $35,000. rooms, fiood locatum, w;i lie hi tr »lis- North Ploinfiald \ce lutichoon, fiishtun show, lcuditii! towards a buelit'lor uf laws t-unct* to mliuuls. l)u»»'«i aii'i niilii>inl. LOOKING FOR i.il 1. bridge, Cliunticler, Millburn. degree. only. Write ilox H*j, care i>f W. 11B SI PLainfield 5-81CO lii I^eudur, £.0 101m St. UGHTING FIXTURES? IIIM'II I- fill iti-n-tr * * * I'lsltnli. <•• 25—Westiield St^rvice League month- Over 40 y.-iirs In ,-l,.,-i rli ul ami I:. I Ai '1.1. -1. .1 I Valeric J. Mdnlcsh uf 81 Fair Hill nMIi11 IIK llxtuix* liUFiiu-hK. Si-i.- our mil.- II, ul , ly meotini:, lunne of Mrs. Jojm S( III I 11 PLAIN'S — Luxury nii-si-t- I., >. . .1,. u.l Dr. and Kenneth I.. Holland of 717 I 111 ti PAY PHONE COIN BOX lltrllt < K|IU('ii'US riMlllln, :' |.;i I lls. .111 .- H. McAullffe. 105 Cult "'wiUIAMS LAMPS . Mil:!! • l''irst SI. liuve been named l» (he 1CK AND FRAME Butt liiili-uny, ail tilts. «',i- COLLECTOR 8:30 a.m. i:tu7. '.i-_!'.|l 765 Central Ave., near Grove St. ..111 I.I dean's list (il Western Roserve Uni- KOOEHNHOME Wevtfield 232-2158 i X,. i-Mii'l-i.-iii .- in-.-.li'il versity, Cleveland, Ohio. i i: 1 Htiii-llni: .-.-iliuy 27—Giiidcn dt'purlmcnt of Woman's J^ 2ft BATHS ••Ol. II rnuniR, tllci lmlh, |.tlv;.l<. «-n- arta Parking in J:.nr • MOTORCYCLES ilimf, rlusu In t ritu sjmrlii ti.'li. I'nll IM > .,..i i,. i ( i ipp.n f unity li-i mini n.-.11 t flub, clubhouse, 12:30 JIIII. * # *

C-2-lf .•• !.. l.ll l.i.li. . FIREPLACE Sl'-sStiS uflrr 0 i'.M. llt-t.-ts HIIMH. In 1 i .M11.-.I Ii. IIIKII s. h.ml i:nnl ul William S. Crnrnptrm, son of Mrs. • It ti rl.UAIUM'K — AP. Hum.* umi nr-la. K. U-.I..1 In )' M 29—Country Aiicllun sponsored by C. W. C'ramplon of Oltt Highland ir DINING ROOM «H«TI''li:i.ll — 0 i-iu.nis. Jnil II.-in-. ii,. In.inn- lUIJmiN. I m.ikln •ml 1><-in tltn. 1n<-ltiilliiK i-olli'^i' AUK-, K a r ii K '; - \Vnlk I" ti-iiiiis. i-. f.ill> tun Inn niil iiltiti I he Junior Woman's t'lub of 17' KITCHEN l'i... .\..rth Jii' .,1 i,nil.i.i.l Ave,, n sophomore at Florida Saulli- I, U'l-MluUI. AD I'-.>MI. Wustfieltl, 10 a.m.-5 p.m., Arm-ern College, has pledged Sigma Phi iftOM LAUNDRY li-ut, utilities. At-ullitMi.- N"V. 1 x 4-tr BOATS NEW JERSEY BEU or)', Itahway Ave. «TO AU SCHOOLS ld-fi-tr K|>.siloti social (lulciiilty durinjf tlto 25% IIISCIIIVT SAI.W ..ii nil fur- An Ktiiiat OpjiDrl unify 10 nip !*))'« r 1 fell rush. A ISW5 graduate of West- W'K$TI-"J]2M> nl.^htil Hi II .1 J i. niture ul Arttilp'a U.|"UKII ^t-iitt'in- 11 I . Mil 1 . W.-.l •l-liiils.lal. 1 piU, tumpltiu-l) pcivittr. m-i- hcr. llll... ,|.i NOVEMI'.KK fiuld High School, he is majoring in Vt-llJcilt tU Oil 1 lUUKVH'MUtl'fM, Mill- Ait< IIIDS ni:. J. io r, I»M. * » • G47-II4U -M I'M lnp U'-—Krittl rl im -in I-:XI i-.-fi-tri-.l Ilitt>r njmrt in fiit in Mr. and Mrs. James K. Uwyer of nice i:-f;i I'II-MI t'luili-i' I'nr SuiM'i'Nifll Al Ml, ' 1 • HELP WANTED- • 4—Holiday boutlquo sale, Garden I l l l 1377 Wood Valley ltd., Mountainside, | KDROC.M HOME Club of Weslfleld, First Connro- WORLD BOOK ENCYCLOPEDIA BUSINESS SERVICES • Diin i: rl.i-nu. p.nt 11111... in 1,, ir. MALE OR FEMALE jjational Church, Klinor St., 10was numud to the Kami's list for the IMNWOOD STREET ll-'lll-. ("1 Ili'l, Al-J.ly ill tHTM.ll. sprint! senic8tor at Trinity College, • U'aliiul SI., Ai II,ut si.-ii us. ::::.; I-:, iir.'u.i St., Illllll M'llllltl. flu.lint, or itrnilu- a.m. to S p m. JKT UVING ROOM « I It II. M. Mum-. :. n u 11 :i r I 111 •' 11 1 CH1LDCRAFT OH !• Klrat I.I.I, HI inhillhill, ttu )\» full tlmi'. I'D 1]"» 3133.13 VV, l Zfl* liliiirr Nltrrt ami .-.i .1- pli..m. AH :<-u:jr.. Atlas Chapter, !!», OKS, Masonic * * * Wt TABLE SPACE 1''OI'lt rui'lllH llllil 1.1 ll.lt MValllrlit, N. .1. Temple. Barbara Daddow Is one. of /our .it Mint i.i:it:ir 'I'mtii-r * u.i: AIInm> X.HMi:t |i..rl:i I Ii. IMMACULATE \\ ;it IT, fui iiisln-.l. l.ll.-i- lltlHII-:MHI-:lt, K'Mi'l iii>lii>rtlllilty Ooerlin College- seniors awarded the Ill-.S.S ill' li-llt.-il vn ii.i-l ;:;-•-: Ti.iif-.l.iy. "• t :•". t" "us :• -v M i" J-IT-tf il Hi-.u call iiiuiiiiil <-x|ii'i-irni'i'it njiorutur. 9—Edl.ion PTA dessert, cord party {22,900. !' l"..\l : I'll'l 11 . I" I .'1 I I "«n :• A -M Ueorgo CJ. nntl Carrie C. Life schol- I >, I I'M t'.i! Is 11.-I- I A ill:.A. W. .1 I.I I' .11 school gym, I) p.in. S. \. i-.l I, S! , I'l.iinll. I.l I"- l.i -'I arship pi'l/.r.s ix'cogniiltig acudumic H ' lljlill-t Ill'-lll. HI II" >i A it:. I I:MMI: IIU.TH fur ('N.I t 1*>I \l.'l'l I. |", II,.,,,.,, | ,,.. |- ll'W kil. lull. IIIU l.ul ill .> \!y • INSTRUCTION • S trnllia. Klivi" ^S'i •lanlHH iiim-rtiKli !>—10th uiinl\ t.Tsary luncheon of achievement In the Hold of American Icfnntti'il. y-j lilncK lei II umi ll.'ii. |.li-:ii"iiil M'-tl.lliU IIII'M..-, linut'H. Aiifily uiiy HKCiit. history. The daughter of Mr. nnd :-lil:.l. . \, . II. nt I., n. Ii I H. I'lalnfield-Wcstfleld Smith Col- r Raymond Young —Fiano Studio riii.ii » u i iti-is, . i.ti, u IIKIK. |,,t Avalliiliii' Hi I. 1. Urili- I'.i-x "ill, •r . r i .i-i.- rv. SlltVKY tn k'Be Club, Echo Luho Country Mrs. T. II. l>uddow of 27 Plymouth Math n»v«rt Toass, AaMt. Mini., i.l |>....lli,.ii. , i ,1 I.ml :,,.' l.iai) (in.- >,r K'i'Mlii-lil l.c.-i.li r, .'.ti l-:ini Si. in.-a city ltd., shu was secretary lust year ol TV .-I.in.!, tl . .i,| ).!..> . | rin«ai<'ftt i*«iptiiar I. •) 111 f.-.l. ii. .-II.-it I.. iti-li|-;. IIJI'HS- if nu 11(>(], Club, 1U:45 p.m. •••HI ""I I'llil Hi I'M.." Al'l.lV A'-lls.'i m PRESERVED I) -•• 4 nitiiiiH a ml liittli. . I . li:--.ll.tt -1 Call or Write for iBfurmalh.A ulN li:iln, 11 •nil ly litti* pi ll H |il.'i'c the student coirmitlw of the Ober- IIIMIII .- I-..., I..I .lliin.iiin ,\ - ]iilvii(t- I'll tin n.'i-, -n. 1 II. i"i-. i \II .hut liii.'l;.' ".-. > i I.I 121 X11. ICurlld t?i. Al> S4JJI V1 \vnj-|« liiciMillvi'. l-'ur IHUMVU-\V up. 0—Ynuth and Family Counselling OLDSTER Milll.III ii. lln Shunsl Mcnioriul AaBOclatiun and I'liiiillliun. Ait- .-"inlltti.tiliin It ili- . '. .l.lsil 6-t-tr ].n|,,iin. in Mill Mr. lhiUiT, Tr>4-1l!(t(), Service, St. Paul's Episcopal Klr*'(l. .^u lliil.li' I uf L' inliilis. N.< I ti.ao-at Is active In the campus YWCA. I0OMS - 2 BATHS (-1 I- in.-. 1 1 I.OWKl.l/H mKIO STl'liIO, 1408 •nil: Tim \ ,.•• w. iiii.-i.i in n.-.i-iii- lii-in, tit-ai- ull t jiitispoil iitii.n. L-:::t- i i,. >:.. I'i Church. Guild Room, 1 p.m. . ,,. ^ ),. ... 1, K CVnl'-al Ave.. Wt>«tflvlil. All l-SSIit. tlil^ ii!i|,|fi at lutiH I-.l ilialihm vu.ui * * # CENTER HALL A I ' Instruction on All Inttrumant* all. [.nil linn-, tn I iiimiini L'n II.IIIIM Pumt'la Oonnly, claughter of Mr. UVING ROOM p. I in . It Si-mi I't In- nl a,.I'll.-nil,.i, • EMPLOY. WANTED • 2—Mountulnsldo Newcomers faH Mt>l .VI'AINMIH-; —- 4 hill-' j... .in--, All leaiona prlvat*. IM MM 111 i"ri:i> I" A.lii.inh.l i nt i M- A' :-!:! aal, t :'.'. |<: Mr. and Mrs. ltoberl A. llrndley ol SIMOOMS liilth, (,'tlritm-, Jml ll.u.r. Iii.-ul fi.r Knit «.-•; !. .M:I:. . I'.l I- III-1 •-T-tJ dunce, Springfield House. I'.l.'.l.l SI , U . .-Hi. !.|. HANDYMAN will rjfnn Attlrji, cel- a«a Orenc'u Cir. nnd Diunc L. Tuy- m* FURNACE iniilliiu I-I.UI.I.-. I'li'.iiiil "ii i:> < -.is) .-1:1 "i.l. I 1 .1.- u.l -It- Ki. J- lar*. K'l riiKen. Will cut Inwim. «ll A 1> n-ZNNO fur prt- been mimed nii'inbers of the llcuver (33,500. • ROOMS FOR RENT • |.t..| . ::.l.-'.-. Imlaarr aptlfade lat»rvl»vr. Experienced I.Uiirr hAiiilnff. ^^llurB, pittlciM, yttrdn IB—IntrrmcdLatRs dinner dance, Far C'dlleile ulee club. The Klrls arc 1-10-tf < lounnl, In w 11 H riiUcd. ,1 mile huuliirt IUUK Inn. freshmen and ure sluilyiuK elcmen- Tllll'l'll nwiiy. Ovnr.u'inl tfnri»K« itotirn in- fOMKOUTAIII.K room in i>ilvnti> r. iliij" 10 tir, >((»fc IN.Is I1.. nrt>- M i vs. ' ' S.l\ '• ri.AIIIMCT limlrui-tli'n. Mtn.llo fit »iaHcf1 HIHI Hcrvla+ri. 7 B7»4U»0,- M. lury cducutiun. lme, kitclufi, c'lnvtMtJi'iit li'iM il"ii fun IMiilnvnrtl. Mr. .s. liliinrli., ijrnil- Vi'j-'lfttli-. 7-29-lf 1(1, 19—"I,n Bohumc" Opera Tlioatcr slltufb or priifcsNii'iinL ttu?ii;i n lit.-I li.'ttl- niil<» nf Athenw t'unnprvutury. All 2- SI liliiu III- I * * * only, Scotch PIUIIIB. Call SS!»- .'S^ N I'l ""• I' ii\iii'sri'ri>(J in<:ro'r of Wt-.stfi<.M. 7-iS-tf 7» izioir All MIIMIII rliiMll< i:.i.|.|,.,i I,on vi' y lull- rlilM whll** >'i>i! uliop. Schwl, 11:15. 1'iinifiil (iormly, diniKlifer nf Mr. WAI.TKII KI.K1V I'l «• lor fi|i|,..hitiiii-iili pin y «-MI-(IH, »(i-. AII } N'l 1 (M|Ulptl)i'll1. l.illirhl'H Klip|>) J(*oclMf a ci.'tdtiiile tif Wesffield llii,'/i School, -uoin with IhriM- w AriTiitliisi: llrnUt-il iiuml.fr of l>n- ..r AH !l«l. r.'i 1»'^ 1 i'i" woi KIDK iiiothtorw. I'll) > no IHU HOUSE •\vnlk-ln closet. In •s. !i:n. AH :i-:'-'i II tfllirifr unr^ a/lviitu-eil Htmlntitn Ittl^r- Rrouj), Jiome of Mrs. Durrcl will pfay tht! rolu t»f Mrs. Hrudniaii u-b-1 f AI> 2-fllUifI, ft-8-tf fHteil ill I'npulrtr itiifl rlil)ii»l(-iil pliiiki, J. C. PENNEY CO. Knox, 1310 Prospect St., l»:J0 in the Aldcrxiui-Iirofiddus (..'ulleKt; J FIREPLACE I A\TIUI I', plitr < ll" '. WHHli-MlHil'l, 1 TIIIIKI'l freshly ili'i-ui-Hli'il ii.li'iiiihil: lnail.li I..n t:.l.l.. l.ll ilk l.i-tls, 4 Pljiyers prndiictlon "Dlilho Spirit" NEO PORCH l'il'mn'l'^il. /kiTz-nSM. '" 2*lll-t'f • •••its, put up nt MI ni w initowH, ID- )ttiH ultli cut raiK-'.-s In i;uli v Noel Coward. A Junior nt llm OMS & BATH or hull, lmllilKiMtl willl SIIIIWIT. nil i-lmir "illi s-i.liKivi-i. A I) 2-iiiillii. K. n nFlNNBTT. taacher of plaao. runilltlonlliM-, TV, null" mid i.(ili- Latent methoiln. Classical and ji<»p- I'lillippl, VV. VJI., college, she is mn- I POSSESSION Linden, N. J. Him ^ hh.-.-» ii»- ill I'- i-led ii hi n, raliir. A v;li lilhl-- Ki l.at :i ti|> "I" n.* :i tilur. l.t'Hftonn In your tiomtt. ADA LWV To Address iiiii*,' in eli'incnt.iry (>ducation and Ill . 1 .. 11 • I- \: i I11 If $18,500. ullc. furuislii-.l I.I iiiijtirnisli.il, - HOTI'OIN I llnrliiiiH.l,. Wentllold. Call AD J-r.39«. Tm :-'l.i.v "i Wi-ilm-siliiy, fl'inii X to 1 ,1,.,-IIM to •-•-iit.-i- ,.f t..ivn. Av.nl.il.l'- I-.. ,.t ..n. i.- Al ' !• (.. I, r.»r 'I.l. tly <">ipl"- (tiiM huts lo loach first jjnido upon i:rad- i :'i: I., m .-. ii '' ii.I i: r M. e-t-tr • HELP WANTED - • i v.'tiii-iii. i\iii v\, i -:ifiiri nrti-r * * # II i • -\\ iif- f:»- :it I'llMiT, I'lANo INSTItCI'TI'iS. Voter Data .Altl.l-: I-'MINI willi |.ii\..l.- .-iilr;i Virginia K. Scotl, diiughter of Mr. in; M i II i l. i v r. i.-ii.-m ..itln.'.t l..i. I..J. j-lv luting III'- MALE nil l.iitli tor U'-iitli-iniiii. Kih I'-i.' • s iii" N I'- ll;! I'l .Cil-TlllIK, • liiy .-I . v I. In yur In.in.-, fall it \ \ M-h.tii|:>il. "'•<- -'!>•'•' 'J. l"- •"'-' ' anil Mrs. William J. Scott of KI0 ..f I-....i I'I.- i:,., JI {..„ ki.lil aft. i- i; IM. i ii I.ATIIl:. lirl'lir.-|...il. liainl-'.i. w tun!I' M. llf-U'l.-'t Members of llm Wcslficltl .limlmik Dr., is on the roster of the illl v. >.;. -1:.-. j i: art trill illpl iti.i n|n-i. il.iii. nn,I -i Inn in.-ii (if Women Voli'ts will lie mocllnH with ilt'»k. 1'iisy i-luilr. iv h:.l"« "•! .Miiliy l'i'ii.-lll.-i. ii-ll h ..v-'-t-ll i.n "MiircbiiiK PiralOK," 150 - piece lulf-t-i'.'illli^ iili-itntl 'in.iUly |iailH In i:\i:n ri \ i: SKCHHTAHV »n(i/«tr SCHOOL AREA •I..M.-1 In t-.ni.l. ulial I i:l:l I. 'I'ufsday Mid Wfdnt'Ktlny from 1<) n.irclilnt; band nt KP.A Carolina Col- I'l MM It HI: <\ ll:. 'I >- .-I <-|i mi Klinp. A|.|,. mi. .-hit. n ..I, -. ;.-- h.tni.l 11. \-.i l-w I'1I«IM.'."H ti. r |irof<-.isi"im I IIKIII. Al' --l--~:' ••i.in. until 4 p.m. »t tlic* homo of Mrs. OMS - 2 BATHS i;,,, ,, I...... II.I 11 - • -1. :-ai » LOST AND FOUND • In i|llillini-.| y.nini- linti. S.1S Maiiil- Mi'it, I., i . h.'.iaiii: I'T thul!-i.,;ln»: lege. Her instrument is horn. G PORCH I fa.'t III Int; i'n., i;7 W.-.i'.tl III. l::.h- >'.>'!< i'>n W« MI ti.'lil II 11 II, |ir«'|i'i II til y Joseph KcliiMiibi-t', to ndtlri'ss ap- * * * I XIIHIV lurriishi -1 1 •". \i:iy, N. .1. :t.si-":.:,.i. !i-:'::-tr . vw . I..-. ..i II,.- \ .:il ' i|Ti I-lim Jil.il- proximiiU^ly ten tliou.siind camlidiilcs ; 1 ,I>«T WALK"-A- WAV. liri>M-n |,:t|i.-l \ y ih iii \\ ll 11 |M'i-p1''. MlliSUlnl >-)iul- ATION ROOM 111:111 pri- tfri-i-'l. t'li Mil - . John II. Ilcilman of 150 Stanmore ..ii ii.i ,n i ni.- j'.iir man's 1MII i;..|l* i"Ait r '•-•>!•:. 1 :• l •'-in ..p. .-. run-, I..-i. KUM-UII.I. Hi-i-i'i-lniiiil I Lath. 1 1. .11.. I ii|>. A I» - - information slioels. Mrs, ScliiMiilirc, HKPIACE !...-. .III.I t.ali t.la. Il rillilii-r si • - I. I I I H . Itiii t.iilvi', wilMiiiiiU'KH !•• •I. is <IIIKI for the l%6-«7 term I" Jil-tf •I'll « \\ »".IIN. 'IV --iiliis-llll.' ' '-"II'-. vott'rs service clininnnn, said that .ill.-'I 'I.I,.1,-11 |. . ' til it Montreal-Anderson College, Mon- DINING ROOM (Jn I.,!.:.• il:irk rl • • n I'l.i-- Jill: in •nil ?:.r,i;r,:i:. .'iinl hit 'I % I" iv urllc 1 ••<<* 11^. i U|i' she will welcome all assistance, III, k. r l.-l" i. »-••: '• '••>"•> '<"" UN" KITCHEN I'Ot M) I i Hi I >'l •( tt't -111. I'l l.i II.II r. '••« Klin SI. reat, N. C. * •* # ,,.,„.,. nt, l.iii--.- "I'l --'""•• ' ""•!!'• S. ..I. Ii I'l.iiii'i. linn lit r.,i whether for nn hour or all -••• roni'.wiox, • -iif ly Non-partisan candidates informa- • iiinii. In-ill in.nsi-v I'urk has pledged Alpha Chi Omeua Wl:»TIini.nir.fln f|. fi- i;r i.lit l.i-ilil'.if 'I '•• 1 ! "I" --li- ' • • "I""'- limi sheets ore mailed to (ill rcsis- tUnir, 1.1-lvnti' parklni,' urril— ill tt'rt-il p. al American University, Washing- tu .suit for "ffl<-i-K. itlxpl'iy or<-«». !>''- IKII> W WIMIII-H iluy'.i win ll Slitlil- hTcd voters in Weslfii'ld prior to AIMII 51-t-iinil Hour sniiill olTI>-n Tor - Ilil. lull I'l. (,-L'7l6 ll ft i-r ' . IV. -in- I'l. TI.IM is compilcil by the Uical league; for )Ic:klnson University on Hlclinrd HOME ATI .1-lK'j.i aftvr « I'M. 9-l-lf r«i.f.it<:Toit wmmofa TO BUT i, t -; ] II A M ". J ::" I' \1 . !•• liri.nn of 20 llawlliiirn Dr. and Jar,. .Ill in-. |i,.-..i.niv. ^IJ llllrl.KM, "MOTOUVS, cuitnty offices by .lie. County Council EO KITCHEN »V M:\V IIITIII- l.nil'liliK near Park- ).- Iimii.y, itnvi.vi, und on federal offices by the state Hnckclt ol si (I St. Marks Avo. will- < X it 1.17, rifiii- nil plil'lli- Ir.uin • TREE SURGEONS JJIUBLE SPACE :in s. I't-.. >VBLDG. CONTRACTING AM> NWOIIII*. S'l'A'I'IC AMI KICII. iwirtsitlon. limn MI. ft., air n.ii.n- li'.'lHUf. * * * l.l.s >;"••'! iitAi.i.v i.K'KN'Nicn. IH;NH AP- ®»O0MS & BATH Iliini-.l. K'-.'i'l.v t"l- ...•.•IIII.IIII'.V- l!|s AlNi:!). UII.IIAS1M. irA »-tMIT». * * * 1. 1. f-": N"| -MODERNIZING ICRAUHER TREE EXPERTS 4l«tf This yt'.-ir i-J'i u..ik.'i. ll roil.vi 10 v FROM MAINE TO FLORIDA TII.K1 FA 2-UltXt i.-ti«-. NV j. 3-17-tT* III., who will be Ktudyini; abroad tt-.-m.-fi-rn-.l. VMI Small rrjmlrn. iir'.nu tll« a«« crroiil 8-5-ti PIANO-ORGAN MiTii'i: 'rti tni-:i»rr4iits Ihis fall. Miss llallberg will study tin.-.I li.'iii.- in.Ill -,-,,../'•ll . il 'stalst nil -liower llellkk^ - STI:I% vv.\ v .!:.:! .1 Itl'lllHIIIItr TIIKB KIOIIVII Ii .-. II.-lit ri-li-l ••« •j-ilr'-'l f..ni'.I*-ti' t.ntlir"',rnH r*"mr,,|- lit. •! ll'.MI • IM-JIIC full at tin.- Intcriiatiimal Institute located COLONIAL CLEARANCE SALE Neiv Jemey Cortllt«'l Tri'o l^jjiert D'.tal.- "I STITI.I.A I.. SMITH, •!• - l.a.-kn rmitnl. I'l.i !ii.I. Tut. ,.|i.-l'.Kiir''» lniil»ll"l. KnJI MAili.i s.i;r.vr.. n-lA-if near the Ainericau ICtnbassy in Ma- R :• 11: liiHuraii.-f f.vi'riii."'. Kxf.-'-llent r'-f- Tr.-i...-'r'i.l"i>- llrilii.-ll..n« • K-H.-..-H Kruiik IllldeLramlt. Hit 2- tl. II I Ml' III.MOVA1 i'-w'ii.iiniit li. II i'1't -f MAIIV I'. OEN I.N'I'I'.lt KSTIMJ i-nili'i-1 IIIIIH fl^ linli- 1 drid!, Spain. II,,...i. .V Ililliillll — M" — «"h»"T ten. _ 2-2t-tf I'l. 7-7IHHI t-1.--. t.. .ttHi.lny li- Inirri'tt fu Crulti. K \N AS:I:. Siiti'.i-.it'- nr • l.•- •' U- PORCH In.-. l:i-jilt.ir« fl.1 Klin HI.) i.nii-.' ,i iiii.,,,. nii.l. ..II IIM- f..in i..ml. - REMODELING & REPAIRS - MIII'I'.WH »"l.-«M«- i-nll ->r wrlto Mm. ii'i'.iiiii i.iinii '.r iiH- 'iiiiiii'tt'ii-.iii'ii. »» 5 BEDROOMS GARAGES WANTED • 1 BA llaz'-l U'ntil 7L''JH H.-iilll(lPrM Av . ] ;y . , in r tin- ••*! a I.- ol • ., I.I .!<•• December Crafts -- -.„,,. .,.,.,.:.. AITENBURG PIANO HOUSE, IMC. «W»u'n\ i'-^K"•'"•T" S•..'•!»"•" ,XZ."• i AMOVING AND WintlUI'l Al) 2 - KtU 3. »-24-<"'.w , ..,-. .1 n..11. •• IH II'-II l-y i:i\ •" '" i 0 ™S ..y|,||,,l I,, |l,' ..I, I.,.,-| -i|.,.|- 111..I. I ..all, S^ GENERAL TRUCKING ii,.- . i. .in..!-, '.r Hi,1,1 •:. .1 i" £OW SSCHOOL LEGAL NOTICES m ntlii-in.,1 ILII tli-lf < i.-itin-, ami •!• Show Announced HJ.SOO. liiiin.l" .U'.illiMt tli- • .-llll • "1 - .1.1 - - •- •—• I'.';/-:,'.:":;.':'.'',.;.. ;„.... i.•...•.• •.•• N« ><•«•> *»••• w~'"'li '. TII\V\«r.M) i ,1. , . a- .-'I \> II hili :i! V lii-ilitliii ft "In M.I l< i: 11..- .la! .- ..f i nl.l "i'1-i. "I ' In V •-% 111 The Sisterhood of Temple Emanii- ANTIQUES ALLIED VAN LINES - j ,,ll, I: ' lull I... l..|. -.. i I...I I.-'I li I'i' -mini- I l.y Ih. Ml WOHTII HVIS, Ali3-I4ltl ! .11 I.. ., I,. ,.-. . il.ii; 111- ,..| i.i-.iln I 111' Ml will spnn^iir :i cnnteinporay crafts 1 'I'-. v\ li ,. I int.; . til") ! \ \ Df'W'ril I'll* I'll" !' !"r"]-' D-O-ti I siiinv Dec. •!. ."i and 6 ill the temple. • MISCELLANEOUS hi, N. «-. .1. I-'" V "il .\l"ii.l.-iy. ll-cliin f. Kt.illli. • I I'M-... nl :: 'I" I' M il.n • Tint exhibit :mtl sale called ••Crea- nt tup il.-sk. ll \IIII.;H» i-. i m- I in.i-. al lli' Muni, ilia I Mliinl i •>,) it<->h, l.- DIGGS CATERING SERVICE IDEAL WAY MOVERS i.l.talii li. l.i.inin. Att'.l I" y tive f'rafls linn;" will feature hand- iiini.'. I •-, i-:.i-t i!i..n.i HI i-.. i. •-I. ,-;..nii in.i.i'i jit. AlK-ti'llnc l.ara, H"rTln(t pnrtloi nn« FUITON 8-3914 in. 1.1. .•:. .v j. i -. i- r.-r ti"- i. - craftcil articies of jewelry, wood, fllon'Tn FnJ'iy ynilr liilfBIa unit* [ I , .i. I I ., Ll. Mill.:: v. all an.I G. w*- lii-rvf y-'iir ji.trty. I-"lnin« -.1- I[,r« the "7 ', | •• -., I, ,,t II.. • ..-I .n.i ..r IL' ci'ititiucs. i;l;i^s. eniiincts. textiles I'll IV »Ti: S.< I•!'• nf,7: umi :3:-E6J0 lifter 7:0(1 I'M. I ft, rr*>e Itihiirji rn.'t.. Air.' tti.-i.i M.iii'.ii'il i.it.i.itv. i:"- •iml silver by .some of the country's Ail! iqiH- UK . l-'l '• • _lll«,d Htori.KO Cmi.. iiy. Ac I'liii.ii' vfi'i'in: IER . Iti-li - A-l:i.i' - I' j ,. %•, I . ,. l.v ,;n .-u II,..I 111' Stilili.ln VEtlonal Van l.Un-n. DIERCK, JR. M-' • I)-- uno : ' .-:.. Tin- ii-i..iiii'iii- U..H >\ ill i. • I ri.ii">. ll Wl «-lH-tl I ;'' PIANOS REPAIRED; BOUGHT ii il l.y I li" l!'-n (Juilils iiicluttetl will be: The Art- Pallor •nn: inn- S'rl.l fi.- C' fl'ilKli'-'l. l-'l-fP Kutlmilt'-H • I • t "I Hi.- M.. 'lint: .1,1 <,,!,. |.. i . F. Kliato J8S-r.V'I M(lVI\(i ..,1..ii.- f. . t ..r ml. It ist t'raflMMMii uf New York, rcpre- ,.,.,..1 Ilii.1.1 I'lirnlliin- fofri[iar'' fi- Klff or flninll J'.IIH. J'liiti': I'' .'--. i.i.-.l |..'.| nl- ll,IIM I..- il'llv- nl ,.r M.iu-i HI.IIUIH mil ">nlil l-n-tr cp.-*, I'ttniltliro, i't<-. l-'n-< A. f"'It Mi li st'iilini: .".killed artists in the New PETS FOR SALt :.,! ;.| tl,. (,!.,... :-,- l.'L.i. II... r.u JI.-I ini.i»l"ii t" • I.-I I ii nn ABROAD STREET IMlllr ry. 4 4 L' - S 4 71 York area: the First Mountain Craft- WIII'IJI Till" 111-: t'. l!lv tin i..'ir Hii-iitl'ili"! ill.'".-•• umi niii-t I.'- I'.ii.ii:.- in :':'." Jltiinn A vi'II u **«« 3-6639 | r nlr. .ul y 1 I. . "In JI.IIIU .1 I..V ;i ' ' t I Hi' il ' !i- . K I :i .i i:t< .-ins.y. iii-' | - ; .ii?-'.II * If JJ'i. mii I..1.1. in :,'! :iiii.iiii,t .-rmiil In nt (• ;i«l i • | are niirnirofit organizntions of art- .1... II -I. - ('I.' ::•'• , n . I'll |... i . nl ..I 11... I,:,.. II. fi-tr.-il I. ; I'lll.-k line. K I '-"H'l'-' lllrlil iir. tin- pi- IIMIII •• REUPHOLSTERY r II.-, V f "' I isl-i who hope to further public in- ll.lull. j;<"»] will, ll.Inf. IH't I 1 "'•" I'IIII JJ;.ir.:.r. iill'l l ' .ni ' - ' tl,. |,|..|.... ,,l I.,, I, |ii,. :'..ir'l Ti.r t>nntlii.-tiiliiti. vi-ry -tn.-ill .lillili-.il. J.:::-' ...• nl inn ' i"l"'i I"- I. • '• imnli-.l l.y A|i|.<-lil i if Imil tii-no'i- r terest, nppreciiilion and use of ll..itr« l"-r. <->rr> 1 •i I'M. "•'• vi.irruvi-:ii si:r s..r:i. 'l.iii. |. fuirillv crafts by showing high standnrds of >'•' • •= fti'-Ii-r.. i- ,-|i:ilr: tli:. i'i.n.1. -.1 t-.vir-, St.", t.r I- •' 1.1.1 »ni'. ly ...I.I|...II>- u III .Ix-Ulugs r,y| N'.ilh ''all 233-I.T2I. iti-'.-n ,i..vi I- Hi. II I.I. i- w it], I I;. r..|iilr<"l I..' lMiin- zirllsanship. l-HIOl: — l.trt SI: -- ..--. f.iiinlry Fir.- liiuirii- ir.iliti-il kltt-n". I'll'- tr.i.lf Ti. ii- t r .. I in n II . i- I... ml In ll.., full nliii: liiniril I val. play I"-" ' "ACEDECORATORS Mrs-. J. Itlndner, chalrmnn for the lllTi :ifti-r 4 I'M. runt nil' t-.-it! til 4 llin.,11 I'l., \ennrk II.'.Ill,I '.f till U'.lll. A|,j..,,l ..( .I'.h.'iih nti.l Mini" .l-.m ri'-ii. « .-iii'-n iit.'l -lill- 1-1 , "1"" III' litlnim anil |ir'i|H'»til I'.'imii-t 11 iitnl l''i:ink iiti'i '; I rj r i j i I'UI event, will he assisted by Mrs. Har- ri>«»l»I.K—Kiuli lit">vn m;t In- i::-tt 372-6814 ..till* IIIKV I.- i.Tsimlit>-il '.I- »l,i:ilni.,t il'.lii t"t 1" I ml'-' I'.11 to ll"P jir'n'T- old Cohen. Cuminitlei* members are tirui. Ai;r. :!:-.5-i»;"i.

lt(im--|Vrnui- ,-,., .-us. Ua.'.li, sir.. -::: f tlon mil I.12-M13. 107 Ii. llri'»'l t> -• I o - :• n -11 Wcstllolil, N. J. Page 8 THE WESTFJELD (N. J.) LEASER, THURSDAY, OCTOBER 20, 1966 void of any reference to their rec- ord of service—simply because that Players To Stage 'Dark Of The Moon' Democratic Trio record is void of any examples of service." j With Jaycee Sponsored Performance Says GOP Guilty In conclusion. Hoffman, Cirelli | STICKS SONES and Kochanski challenged their op- j Richard tturis of 332 Third Avc.. position "to publicly defend the ex- i Of Negligence cessive cost and scandalous results | Garwoud, has been chosen to play lh r I the part of "John, the Witch lioy" Tht' tl'ive IJemoeratic candidates 'of «' expansion program which WILL ^Rt>V'< MY BONES •in the forthcoming presentation o! for the L'nion County Hoard of Free- ! has not only left the county in need i of expensive repairs, but still wanl- j "Dark of the Moun" by Ihe Cum- t holders today charged their Kepul)- imunity Players, the first perform- licun counterparts with gross negli- | ing in space to properly serve the |;mce of which will he on the evening gence in the conduct of county gov- public." of Thursday, Nnv. 3. under .sponsor-; criiinenl iK-lwcen 1SB1 and 1%5 when ship of Ihe Westfield Jaycees 'the lliey eiuitrulled the board. Earns Graduate Degree Junior Chamber of Commerce' at \ They S|K-cific£illy cited the court- Miss Susan Sordon. daughter of Roosevelt Junior High School il was \ house ^;:ira,i|e and annex as being Mr. and Mrs. Kdward P. Sordon of announced today. • '• not only i-xeccssive in cost, hut a S02 Kairacres Ave.. has received the Tickets for Ihe sponsored perform- chaiiiic demonslralion of shorl-siKhl- master of arts degree in language ance are uviiilable to the general iess whici-hich has placed a burden j pathology from Northwestern Uni- public and may be obtained through rm ihe rotiiily court system and versity. She was graduated from j any member of the Jaycees or promises loe\cn further burden the Miami University. Oxford. Ohio, in through the ticket chairman. Thorpe taxpayers. "Jndae V. William Hi J9fi5 with a bachelor of science de- IB. Aseliuff. 113 Uiekson Ur. Funds liuunu reported to work this week gree in speech and hearing therapy. received from this performance vvill lo ucin.i! serving as a county court Miss Sordon has accepted a posi- 1 tie hoiiif ol Mr. tl Mr*. l-;rlt- J. J*(r«u». id be u.sed lo .support the Jaycees ; liulgc and had to he assigned to the tion as language therapist al Math- l>r«'it mold iu »VI rr.. ««lrn. U'lliituit II. ,liulu many commimily and ciuii ily proj-: freeholder.-,' meeting room Ijocause j s | ] f cerebral palsiedd chilhil- Kill** >VI(N DC i* Slr«. Ainu llru<>«> ti cny c 100 or fiilrticlt, Iiif Urulturm. cols in Westfield. In addition, there Iherf is not courtroom space avail- j d,.t,?1 jn pcapack. will be two additional performances K1CI1ARU I>l.'KIS able. Nov. 4 nnd 5, also al the Kooscvcil "To coin|udw;iy pi raimeinenl." Hoffman, Cirelli and limited to members of the ('uiiii)iu (liiclions, including "St. Joan Kociianski staled, "he is utilizing a nity Players and their guests. Arc." opposite Mia Farrow. "Hull freeholder's office as his chambers. Mr. Duris, who is prc.ies.sion.illy let." and "The Knierlainer." (n M "This is the typical byproduct of known as "Richie Dennis" in his dilio- n t._o hi.--s work as rceordin;,-.' ar Kepubliciin control of the board," JARVIS DRUG STORE work as recording artist and night- i '<"• (''"11™ I'arkwny Records, he als, the Ihree Democrats continued, "and WILL NEVER HURT ME! serves as a graphic example of the club entertainer, .,ludifd dramatics siilesnnn!'•'« heeni employein Wratfieldd as. aMr rea. Duril •->»•s i at the Jack Mar.niug Shakespearian jnlity of government the Republi- and a new member of Hie Comiminit; can party oilers Union County's tax- Theatre i.ahora.'"y in Greenwich J'laycrs, having joiiml the group Ihi Village, New Yoik (..::}'. He hus aj>- payers today, The courthouse annex year. and Karagc project was originally "Dark of the Moon" is a poeli scheduled lo cost, about one-half of COLONIAL DINING ROOM folklore drama, hyscd on the logenr. the SO million the county had lo of the Grent Smoky Mountain linally pay. For that outrageous North Carolina. It was written by sum. the taxpaying public received lluward Richardson and the IciU windovvlcss courtrooms, inadequate VVilli.'im Beriiey, and received lh< .-Inset space, crocked floors, peel- Maxwell Anderson award at Siunfun ns; '.vails, some furniture of defi- University for the best America: cient construction and insufficient FOR ENJOYMENT IN EATING OUT poetic drama in t!M2. It ran 40 week:- •iiiirl space in the annex alone. on liroariwtiy in 1U45 and was revived "On the other hand," the Dcrno- twice off UroadwiM'—in 1!)5I and .•rals continued, "the (juality of eon- ayain in 10511. The action of the play truelion nt the garage and juvenile revolves around a legendary witeli lelention center is currently the ob- Take Your Family Out for a Wonderful Mea boy who is transformed into a hu- ieel of an investigation by the prose- man being so that he can marry a cutor's office. Visibly sagging floors, woman with whom he is in love. Th_ racks in the walls which allow DELICIOUS SANDWICHES transformation is accomplished, con- sunlight and winds to enter and a ditionally, by a "C'onjiir Woman." otally unworkable drainage system Complete Sandwich Luncheon 90c ias made that facilily the laughing Complete Salad Luncheon $1.25 Jayavovs Say Stop :lock of our state." "The Republican majority, of Tails On Parkway which the three incumbent C!OIJ can- Complete Hot Luncheon $1.25 At a general nicinliorship meeting Jidales were a part, has ^iven Un- recently at Springfield Steak House on County a courthouse) annex Delicious Dinner Served from 5 to 7:30 P.M. where Hie guest speaker was Mayor •vhieh is one year old and already Priced from $1.75 to $1.95 Robert II. Mnlreany, the Westfiekl bsolete," they asserted. They add- Jaycees voted to support the area ;d that the voters of the county re- Jayeec spearheaded project to hold jected Republicans Jay Stemmcr up the salo of the parkway road un- ml Uaymond Moore last year and SPECIAL FAMILY DINNER • ;il more complete study and action is hat "the job of eliminating the re- aken on far more serious tianspor- lUiinder of Uiul unholy alliance can THURSDAY NIGHTS, $1.65 PATRJOTIC EDUCATION WEEK—Mayor Robert II. Mulr«nny turns over proclamation he slKiicd declar- .alion problems in the slate. x; I'oniplclcd next month at the ing the period Oct. 12 to 19 ut I'lilriotle Education W cek, to two representatives or the Robert French .oils. Children's Dinner 95c Society, CAR. Jackie Shennrd, chairman of Uic wee k and Drew DnubMtspcck, Bwiety president. C«re- The area .Tnycoe project is lo pre- "Their audacious bid for re-elec- monies In honor or the event were held In tlic Princeton University Ctinpcl ot Princeton .Sunday. Mem- vent the sale of llic roadway be- .ion, in light of the courthouse ox- bers of the Jersey Ulues fnrmvd the proeesslonnl and Donn Ernest (Gordon spoke on "Loyally." Those tween Union and Woodbridjfe to the :>:msi:n Stale. Parking Authority al intelligence of every taxpayer," FOUNTAIN SERVICE dierck, Lynn JVjIfenspcck mill John Sicwprt. IKs t.'mo. This land is presently loffman, Cirelli and Kochunski owned by (ho Stale of Now Jersey. •harged. "Their campaign has been

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264 E. Broad St., Westfield 264 E. Broad St., Westfield AD 2-2900 AD 2-2900 == -B««i-a"' "^ ,1, w» WESTFIELD IN. J.) LEADER THURSDAY, OTTOBER 20, 19« Sect ton 2—Ptfe I lal And Club News of the Week in the West field Area StuartS. Holder Swaney-Sharkey liruU'-Elvct To Wed Teacher Betrothal Told Mr. and Mrs. Charles !•". Smith of I and Mrs Miller \V Swaney ul Philadelphia and Mantoloking, h:ive liini;*1: Ave. auiUHiiiee the ei.- diiiiounced the engagement of their e;it of ilu:r iiau.uhU'r. Susan. idjughler, Sandra, to Stuart S. Hold- I II o-nas Ii Sharkey ,lr.. son of Elxe ci son of Mr. and Mrs. Clinton H M ^luiikry o! ("icirk. f-.M-inei'ly oi [Holder of 451) Bcecliwood PI. \\ I eld. and tlie L,le Mr Sliarkey M Swane.v i.-. a graduate ol Tain's I'h'asurr In Miss Smith was graduated from \\ i eld IIILJI Schoul. Co,by Junior Germantown Friends School, On- ( 11 o. and lln- Cnivei-iily uf TeMl1-. tcnary College for Women and Penn Annotuifinfi Mi < empKneii al K. T. KIVIICH sylvania Slate University. She is ( n Hoelu-sUr. .'. V. ! teaching fourth grade at Franklin School. Mi Sluirkiy. an alummts of WVsl- Si><> Page -I, Section 2 f II Ili;:h S.IHH.I ami lUibarl Ce.1- [ Mr. Holder is an alumnus of West I .- a ineinlier ol Kappa SiKina I field High School and the Universilv ; ^ 1 I nit)' He is employed at Proc- ol Pittsburgh. He is a graduate slu k & liamble in Niagara Falls. NY , dent at Kent Slate University. Ohio II tveildlllj; will lake place l'Vli. • Tlie wedding is planned for noxt | summer. Dance Planners Engaged --,KW 1 I s fur the annual dinner dance SI S\N SUAM \ Buy your FURS 1 \\ men's American old'. West- from a JS>. I II Ch.ip.ri. will be nt,,de at a Ij 1 [liei'inii; ti.ri^hl. ll.i.siess will Celebrate Anniversary HKKT"i;Ul,\ JUST SHOP AND COMPARE K j Winter of Newark celebrated their i Margaret Cliillun < ! received lus t tt eii Ici'l eiimiieeriim "JMIi wiildiny anniversa'ics Iniit'lliii' YOU'LL BUY AT jar.rl MBA ileaivi-s limn I Ylliisyh ani.l v Virginia Rorden, | State University UIHTC iio was a Satiirrlay al the Swiss odol Inn, ynDuriing Ralph R. Griner, member of Thela \i Iralernily ami Irvinjjlon. at a party given hy their Heta (ianinia .Sii^ma en;:iiieeriii^ respetlivt* children. ;L F. Yarnell Miss Chilton hoiiv>rary siK-iely Tlie Ktiers, who wore married in deOf Newark, have lived in Weslfield for B I A^ter a trip to Jamaica and Nas- Are Married sau, the couple wilt live in Farming- 11 years. They ;\y in a candlelight L j Miss Kathryn P. i Karniiii^ion. Mich, furmorly of We'll fashion it Into a Boa or Twist at small cost to you. jKghlcr of Mr. and Mrs. I cert'inuny ui Hedeemer Ltithrran Weslfield, took place Saturday evr- During of Elizabeth, for- ' Church to l.clioy Kimiois Viinicll, ' riintl at Old I'.innnus Itefurnied Testfield. to Howard H. son of Mr. and Mrs. U'Kuy S. Yar-Cliurch. HKIUCWOOII, The corcniony, COMPLETE FUR SERVICE , ol Mr. and Mrs. ltay- nell of licach Haven, furinerly of lu-rfornu'd by Itio Hfv. Allan C. laylor of Summit. The Keolcli l'kiins. Stowr, u ;is foJIowd hy a reci'plion 24 Italy o'clock ceremony ciated ;it the dou io linf! ceremony. Die hride is the .launti'cr of Mr. litan Kcyi'S as soloist. Hol>erl (ietlin^ <>i 1'kiinfiehl played and Mrs. Allan Chilton of Wyckoff. IKtheallarby lwr father, seloelions on the H"i'ar :;iid MrsMr. . and Mrs. Arthur J. diner ol a gown of Dulcellc Mary Jo Valentine Hn.viiiond Hess was at llu> oi'Kan. A | Wyckoff. formerly i>f Weslfield, are with Alcncon lace, reception was held at the KiliK parents of the woom. StARS I bugle beads. Her shoul- Becomes Bride Of Ueortje Inn, Ml, llelhcl. (liven in mari'Iagr hy her father, . freich illusion veil fell The bride, nivc-n in iirricii;i' by heir 11 it" bride wore a Kown uf satin and v/ith idpxce of satin rosebuds, R. T. Elliot father, wore an ciuhroklerc"! JJOWII I Alcncdti l;ice with a c-liape! train. A id a cascade botiquei. of li'iiiinied with haml-looineil lace huulfanl veil of KiiKlisti silk illu- 6iamon6s •ysaoUiemuiiis and daisy made circa 1lliir>. A m;iUhiiu; lace sion [ell from a r mild linn how head- Short Hills—Miss Mary Jo Valen- llfjldpiece with vrlvel I lowers held piece. t>lu* tarried a cascade huil- tine, daughter of Mr. ;md Mrs. Il;u- it's j'Jfndants wore gowns her bouffant. s'ioiiUler-li-nslli \eil (ifiliuM ol .sti'phanotis, roses and ivy. old.P. Valentino of II) Muniinc I'l., pa 2nd beige with hcad- tulle and rosepoinl lair. She curried Mrs .Iiilin ('. llcniiell, her sister's formerly of Westficld, was nuinieil mKs green and carried an old-l:ishioiicd iinsei;ay of roses, matron of honor, ucis allircd ill a Friday evening at the home »f her ! aj pompons with croton Mrs. Calvin lleiidtey Kolhmck was Koun of poitu'^ranale saki with a parent;, to Richard T. lirrm-n, son i id ttail. Miss Susanne ni:ition of hoitui' for bt r .sislri'. HIM" nijitthinjLi how headpiece. Similarly of Mr. aid Mrs. Elliot I1. lirown of hso «os maid of honor. empire K»«n of moss Krecn velvet costumed VMM'I* the hridesmaids Miss Rumson. Vile liev. (Ii'oviio Mact'ray t«ere two sisters of the w;is set off by a noM'Kay hoiniur! nf Lynij Chillon of New York Cily. im Undo stars aro unique Qom» of oxUaordlnary of Christ Church IC|jLseop:i! offici- l Joseph F. Carvalho of garnet roses. j "ther sister; Mrs. Kohert I), l'lvans beauty and authenticity, in huos of light-through- ated. Konuld SehiicU' of New 'link City •d Mrs. Charles W. Ball | and Miss Nancy 1). Uassicr, both of dark blues, rods, block and whito. Sot with fiery Junior bridesmaid The bride, who wore ;i long olive was hest man. Ushers were Frank Philadelphia. diamonds In distinctive |ov/»lry croationt for M'I niece, Cheryl Ann green, wool crepe gown, was attend- Ynrncll of Lhult'ii, tmele of llu- I .lohn A. (Jriiwr was l>est man for if the groom, Lynda ed by her sisters, Mrs. Donald St. (,'roum, and Calvin Hoacllcy llolii- ' IKS brother. Ushers were 1'Yederick tnon and women, in Fteiliing of South Claire of Los Alamitos. (.'at., and ruck. I I- Hower I • dcstivo in ail from Monmmilli Col FAEE GIFT WRAPPING ig were Guy Grasso iu«ii :;n j was a nieiiiner oi i/eila i'«-li., Uclui JEWELERS hal Honralh of Union Pfacc School, sludicd art ;it the Uni-! Iw. Her luishaiiil alU'iirii'il ( olunv AND DELIVERS verslty of Arizona, the Trapliajjcn !lliil l;nivirsity tilli-r liuinK (ii-idiiali'd j .surority. She worked for two vears 206 E. BROAD ST. ADAMS 3-0529 IMnai of Bound Brook, ! in the advertising departiiH'iit ol J.C. an alumna of West- School of Fashion in New York City, I frum Si-oldi Plains HiKli School, WESTFIEtD • N. J. and the Rhode Isliuid School of Dc- The newly weds will rewdu in Bran- Penney Co., New York City. School and the Latin sign. Her father is vice president-J ford, Cunn. Alter t-ir.iduntiim in HIST from *aite, New York City. international of Eaton Vaye & Town. WestfiWd HiKh S

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"MAKE RANDAL'S A FAMILY AFFAIR iane smith Randal's 129-139 Central Ave. AD 80 Free CUSTOMER PARKING - 132 Elmer St. 82 ELM ST. ADAMS 2-3» Open Monday and Friday Nlghlx 'til 9 P.M. Open Monday Evenings THE MESTHEI.M (N. J.) LEADER THURSDAY, OCTOBER JO, M6G P*ge 3 Hostesses will be Mrs. Raymond |S Scheduled C. McGinnis and Mrs. N. Wallace | McDt-do of I-moil Beach, both cou- j home of the chairman. Mrs. Donald I Nam. Members will make center- Stirling. Mrs. W. Wallace Roff, pro-1 Daniel Sensbach sins o( liie groom. • (iuace and made plans to coot»;rate j pieces, tray favors and deliver Group gram chairman of the day. notes \ Mrs. Scnsbacli attended Bellcvule with tlic Senior Woman's Club in plants to hospilau- throughout the that Mrs. Doremus is an accredited j Hicli School. Mr. Sensbach, a .cradii filling boxes lor sorvicemen in Viet | year. ; Is Married To judge, a member of Uw> TraiUide I ale of Westfield Hiph School, i.s cm- and Rake and Hoe garden clubs. j Nutley Girl 'ployed liy Henry Uun.Hclii. rouini!: in the clubhouse ihe New Jersey Judges Council and | and sidiriB- on at 12- •*» was for two years a director of the The couple will live in We.-tlii'Ul. State Board Garden Club of New Miss Ikubara Mildred Verducci Jersey. was married Saturday afternoon at Attending the full Furniture Market fivo o'clock to Daniel I. SonshiK'h. Subs To Be Guests son of Mr. and Mrs. lxslcr Sens- bach of 312 John St. at St. Mary's Church. Nutley. by the Kev. .1. M. Of Junior Club GoldtnK. A reception was held Jit Amvets. N'ulley. Members of the Sub-Junior AVom- The bride, daughter of Mr. and i .ill's Club, headed hy Miss Lynn Mrs. Frank P. Verducci of Nutley. j Peterson, will he suo.-ls of lioiwr at had as her maid of honor Miss Maria JI "coke limir" 7.:it) Tuesday nifch( at Interior Designer LaMagiui of Hutherford. Brides- the workshop mceliii.c of the Junior maids were the bride's sister. Miss Woman's Cluh of Westfield in the Patricia Vorducci and a cousin. Miss clubhoii.-e. Mrs. Konald Martin will Norma Jeau Durino of Fairfiold. be hostess Mrs. Robert Schmitz ;md ! Mrs Mieliael Tappin are advisors to lie Hack Kext Week Ronald K Sen.suaeh of I'nion was ithe Sub-Junior ^roup. best man. Ushers were Peler Mc- | The American home and garden ANNUAL BENEFIT—Mrs. (harks K. Slupp and Mrs. Georgp Buttle Dede. Jr. of Fynwood and Edward dcpiirlmcnt met last night at the are chairmen fur (he Children's Service (umiiiittw's unnuul luncheon and fashion sho» Nov. 2 and .1 al I he Cluintii UT. Millliurn. Annual Fall Luncheon, Fashion Show Slated By Children's Service Group Eight hundred women arc expecl- ed to alk'iid tin- annual I;ill lK-ncli! of the Children's Service Committee I Examples To Illustrate of (lie Family iind Children's So- ciety of Kastern I'niiin County. The Porcelain Lecture fashion show und him-hcon will be held Nov. 2 and J ;il Ihc Clunticlcr. A lecture on "China and Porce- IT'S NOT TOO EARLY Millburn. lain " will be j-'iven tomorrow be- fore Ihe antiques department of the Fashions will be presented by the Woman's Club of Westfie-ld at 1 TO THINK ABOUT Jane Smith Shops. Hair styles will o'clock in fhe clubhouse. Mr. und bo by Eighteen! h Ceniury Coiffure, Mrs. Robert Michael will illustrate also of Weslficld. To add lo the fes- their talk with a IIIIIIIIMT of fine tivities prizes will be awarded, in- pieces from their own collection. cluding a mink cilrt. a silver chaf- ing dish and a silver tray. Tea will be served by Mrs. Court- laiitlt F. Denney assisted by Mrs. Kl- Mrs. Charles It. Slapp of 8 Kim- lio! S. liciKart .'ind Mrs. James ball <'ir. is chairman assisted by Mitchell. .MemlK'is who are hrinii- at MARTIN JEWELERS Mrs. George lluttle of Martinsvillc. inj.' quests are requested to notify Committee heads from Westfield Mrs. Denney. II the big day falls on Christmas, now's the arc: Mrs. Norman Uiekel, program: lima to select a Martin Jewelers' bridal Mrs. Harold ("laussen, pri/.es; Mrs. inwmble that's sure to encompass the spirit Sewall Sawyer, publicity: Mrs. Wil- of (lie season. Our lay-away and monthly or liam Noonan, reservations. Mrs. w««kty payment plans will permit you to I). M. I'rocopio is in (liaise of tarryonthejoysof a Christmas union through ticket sales for Thursday's parly t*o lifetimes without disturbing your budget. and Mrs. Frederick Wilson, Wednes- from $150 day's. Mrs. Chris C. Selmlzc or '<•'< Scotch Plains Ave. heads tin1 Children's WIN VALUABLE PRIZES! Service Committed, a nrou|> of 114 WE HAVE FREE active members which contributed a total or $12,U(KI lo Hie society last Treasure Chest Key Cards! year tlironj^li fund-raising projects. Proceeds of last year's fall parties were $3.3W). USE MARTIN'S CONVENIENT CHARGE This is the :Mrd yo.-ir nf service OR BUDGET PAYMENT PLANS given by members of the committee which consists of representatives from the towns in Union County. The object or tlie committee is lo raise funds for the support or its luster borne program, to support service . given by the society to unmarried iia/uUrtjeuiele/euele/ww I parents, to couples interested ill 'adoption and lo children in need of MKS. THOMAS A. KOAUK |IIMIY STS. f~~'\ OTHER STORES (Patricia Sbarkey) WIELD IN CRANFORD & permanent homes Ihrmwli adoption. These services are available lo all 11-4711 PLAINFIELO residents of Union County and Colo- Miss Sharkey Wed nia. Rah, Rah, Sis, Boom, Bah! To Mr. Roark It's kickoff time at Clara Louise In Memphis for Mother, Young junior and Little Sister Mrs. Thomas II. Sharkey of Clark. THE formerly of Wesllield. announces largo houndstooth chock coat f n the maiTiiiKc. of her daughter I'a- brown/black or red/ black 7-15 $50 triciu to Thomas A. Iio;u"k of Mem- phis, Temi.. sou of Mr. and Mrs. length suodo coat Antelopo $90 \TRIDEKITE Walter A. Hoark of HoKcrsville, Muted plaid capo suit blue 7-13 $25 \J SHOE Temi. Tlie ceremony was |H'if(irnH'd Shetland wool mod pant suit Ocl. 7 in .Memphis with a reception navy 8-16 $25 following at the Chickson Country Club. Mellon bench warmer navy, loden or The bride was f^iven in marriage burgundy 7-14 $18 by her uncle-, K. Bruce Wetzel of Belted check slacks black/white or ISrielle. The groom's sister. Miss navy/burgundy 7-14 $8 Mary;iret Ann ltoark. v;ts maid oi honor and Timothy Sharkey, brother o( the bride, was best iiiivn. Mrs. llaark is a graduate of West- field llijih School and Virginia Inter- monl Collcne. She also attended the University of Tennessee. Her hus- band, a Kraduato of the University of Tennessee, is associate! with In- ternational Harvester in F.'uzer, Twin. flits from party to party, Church Women Set! Sale Dates

A used chithinji sale of fall and winter wear and hoii.se hold itcm.i will be held by the Kpiscopal ChiirchwDnu'n of St. 1'aul's Kpis- copnl Chincli Kriilay, Oc!. 211. from 9:30 a.m. to 4:'M p.m. and .Saturday. •Oct. 2!i. from !l::«) a.m. to 12:M I p.m. at Hit Westlii'ld Hescuo Slrnises. and shirts thanks to the famous Stride Rite support. ! will be available. Household items i to be offered for sale include small appliances, Glassware, china, and We'll give it the careful fitting a growing foot neeas. bric-a-bnic. Also available will bo costume jewelry .such as bracelets, pins and e;jrrin:.f,s. Mrs. Harold .1. Kdmon i<- ii. charue Doctors' Prescriptions Carefully Filled of Kciscral iiiNiiij:in.'iit-:. Committee Full Line of Orthopedic Shoes chairmen iiie. Mrs. Itobert Adams, Mrs. .1OM'|»!I I". Bro/.ck Jr.. Mrs. .1. li. Felix, .Miss Anne- Noec-hlcm, Mrs. We Keep ACCURATE RECORDS of All Fitting* W. S. .M;iyalliaes, Mrs. II. II. McFar- Mall REMINDER CARDS laim. Miss Howeni' Miller, Mrs. Har- Provide FREE SIZE CHECKUPS old C. Peckham. Mrs. Harold C. I'ridhiuii, und Mrs. James L. White- foul. "MAKE RANDAL'S A FAMILY AFFAJR" Proceeds will benefit the service projects of the. organization. T i Deborah Theatre Party j The West-Mount Chapter of Deb- Randal | orali is pl.-mniinj a New York theatre | party .N'uv. '•) ID see "Th^ Apple Open Monday Evenings ! Tree." a musiud directed by Mike 121 QUIMBY STREET AD 2-1131 WESTFIELD OPEN MON. & FRh 'TIL 9 P.M. i Nichols. Transportation and lunch Parking in rear ... walkway lo Quimby Sf. ' will bu provided. TftE WESTFIELD (N. J.) LEADER,'THURSDAY, OCTOBER SO, J86S Dunton, 303 Prospect St.: crafts. con at the hom« of Mrs. William Jr. League Thrift Sale Welcome Wagon Nov. 1 at 12:45 p.m. in home of Sustainer's Luncheon R. Knox in Cranford. Mrs. Laurence Jill Rowley Weds Mrs. Roy C. Wetterhall. 844 Wyan- The sustaining members of the C. Grtesemer of ToDDinj; Hill Rd. Opens Today dolte Tr.: also Nov. 4 at 9:30 a.m. Junior League of Elizabeth and is treasurer for (he group. Lists Events in home of Mrs. Hunter Wilson, 992 Cranford met lest week for lunch- Gary Sitcer At Plainfield—Today marks the open- ing of the ninth annual Thrift Sale Westrield Welcome Wagon will Woodmere: kaffee klatzch. Nov. JI of the Junior League of PlaL-iiield have its monthly luncheon tomor- ut 10 a.m. in home of Mrs. Murray St. Paul's at the Park Hotel Annex. West ?th row at "Rod's 1920," West Orange, Fowler, 10 Cornwall Dr.; board r meeting. Nov. 21 in the home of St. The hours are 9 a.m. to 9 p.m. at 1 p.m. St. Paul's Episcopal Church was Mrs. Robert Russell, 512 Alden Ave. the setting Saturday afternoon lor today and 9 a.m. to 1 p.m., tomor- The board met Monday at the THB LOOK IS the wedding of Miss Jill Kuckeri row. home of Mrs. J. W. Maddox. 977 Rowley, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. A large selection of clothing, Cherokee C't. Final plans were an- Ghana School Discussed nounced for the monthly social, a The Cornell vVomen's Club of Clifford S. Rowley of 91 Mill La., household items, books, records, l Mountainside, lo Gary Philip Sitcer, toys and "treasures" will be fea- "Roaring Twenties" H»"oween par- Northern New Jersey heard a talk ! son of Mr. and Mi's. Kenneth E. tured. Proceeds will go to the ty Oct. 29 al 8:30 p.m. in i;-.o Com- '>y Miss Mary B. Wood Tuesday nt j forget ;t? Sitter of PitUfield, Mass. The cere- league's community trust fund. munity Playhouse, 1000 North Ave. its annual luncheon at SLouffer's' mony, performed by the Rev. Rich- Other activities include: Wednes- Restaurant. Short Hills, Miss Wood, ard J. Hardman, was followed by a day bridge, Oct. 26 at 12:30 p.m. in assistant to the dean for intercul- reception at Stouffer's, Short Hills. CP Service Group the home of Mrs. Hurt Clarkson, tural affairs and associate professor De The bride, who was escorted to the 1061 Wychwood Rd.: couples bridge, of home economics at Cornell, dis- *r Bride. altar by her father, wore a linen Nov. 12 at 8 p.m. in home of Mrs. cussed the Collide of Home Eco- to-be, gown bordcied at the neck with Elects Officers William Wilson. 408 West Dudley nomics in Ghana which the helped pearls and a waterfall veil which fell The Cerebral Palsy service com- Ave.; knitting and sewing, Nov. 3 set up on a recent trip lo that coun- Tell him aboul at 10 a.m. in home of Mrs. Ruth A. try. from a petal crown. She carried mittee of Union County had its an- Adler3.Theylmp Euchiiris lilies and stejihunotis. nual membership tea Thursday in *eir own di* Mrs. Sumner L. Maletz of Plain- the home of Mrs. Harry K. Bern- ville. Conn., was matron of honor. stein of Scotch Plains. Mrs. Arthur diamonds and Also attending Iho bride were Miss Schlicsman of Cranford, president, make their own Wende E. Devlin of Mountainside welcomed members and guests. L-P RECORD SPECIALS carefully and Miss Virginia Lynde of Upper cra(led New officers for 19(Hi-(>7 are: Mrs. mountings, So fr Brookville, NY. Their rose brocade A. Schliesman, president; Mrs. P. gowns and pink, satin, bow head- Pizzi. first vice president; Mrs. Z. $2.79 have thee reate= pieces were set off with bouquets MRS. JACQUES COMER JR. selection of «„« [Roserm-ry Vagianos) G. Langello, second vice president; of pink carnations and red sweet- Mrs. V. Poppas, corresponding sec- "THE MONKEES" Quality di heart roses. amond retary; Mrs. J. Brzezinski, record- THE CRITTERS "Younger Girl" rings—and at Best man was Anthony Fassell of Announce Wedding ing secretary; Mrs. W. Garlx1, treas- PUtsfield. Groomsmen were Paul urer. THE BEATtES "Revolver" surprisingly ^ Mancivalano of Pittsfield and Guy Of Miss Vagianos, Mrs. Schliesman explained the THE BYRDS "Fifth Dimension" cash prices, A. Rowley, brother of (lie bride. aims of the organization which sup- Happy honeymo Mrs. Sitcer is a graduate of Gov- ports the Cerebral Palsy Center in "THE ASSOCIATION- ernor Livingston High School and Jacques Comer Jr. Cranford. The entire proceeds of Russell Sage College. Her husband last year's projects, over $4,000, is an alumnus of Pittsfield High The marriage of Miss Rosemary was presented to the center. This School and Colgate University where sum was used to maintain a sum- he was a member of Sigma Chi fra- Vagianos, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Nick Vagianos of Southampton, mer camp for those children whoso ternity. He is attending Officer Can- disabilities make them ineligible didate's School at Fort Dix. NY., to JacqueB Comer Jr., son of Mr. and Mrs. Comer of 828 Nancy for any other camping experience. A party for the bride was given in Way, took place at St. Rosalia's Any child in Union County is eligi- Pittsfield by the groom's mother. Church, Southampton, Scjjt. 17. The ble for treatment. BARBARA RYAN Mrs. Robert L. Nye of 823 Standish Rev. John A. Brendcl officiated ot A theater benefit at the Cranford 27 Elm Street Phone Ave. was hostess at a pre-nuptial Dramntic Club is planned for Wed- shower. the double ring ceremony which was Westfield 233-1448 followed by a reception at Canoe nesday, Nov. 30. The show will bo Mlnutlcturlni toiM w Place Inn. 'Never Too Late." Tickets may bo Open Monday and Friday Eves to 9 P.M. 219 Hviui»... «srri5 Bradford's Are Feted purchased from any member of the 25 Knopt Street •Iran The bride was attired In a prinrv.ss committee. Mr. and Mrs. George A. Bradford gown of silk organzu appliqucd with ot 1003 Ripley Ave. celebrated their lace and pearls. Her fingertip veil silver wedding anniversary last week was attaihed to matching crow.i. She fpERFECTLY SMPL^ gmio. The Brad- Miss Ai;n Vagianos was her sister's ords, who were marri.-u in 1941 in honor attendant. Bridesmaids were the dawn's early llgbt and be elegantly *t eaw in your Montelnir, have llvi.d in Westfield Mrs. Steven Vagianos of Hampton Cabdk knit Colors are Rouge/purple, Beige/brown* 'or 15 years. Bays, N.Y.. and Miss Renee Rzes- GtMtyfelue, White/black. Sizes: 8 to 16. |S5. nlowieckl of Maspeth, N.Y. Mr. Comer was his son's best man, NCNW Supper Meeting Ushers were Richard Lipperl and At Community Center John WuJker. The couple attended Southampton The membership of the Scotch College of Long Island University. Cynthia noivaic) Plains Section of the National Coun- She is un alumna of Southampton cil of Negro Women will meet at G High School and he is an alumnus of 853 E. BROAD ST. • WESTFIELD p.m. Saturday for a covered dish Valley Forge Military Academy. supper at the Westfield Community They arc residing in Biloxi, Miss., Forking In the Rear Center. Speaker will be Ernest Tal- where Mr. Comer is stationed at the bot whose subject will be Negro his- Air Force base studying electronics. tory. I MIHHMIMIUIIWmm^

Takes Pleasure In Announcing A COCKTAIL HOUR Monday through Friday 4:30 to 6:00 P.M. [at a reduced rate) BURNISHED OLIVE WVUPCORD HORS D'OEUVRES FROM U. FREEMAN : AND Deep brawn iiith n subtle overtone of olive. The naturafaire In Conjunction With Our Regular Menu A model in rugged woolen with the appearance oj a fine teamed. FAMILY NIGHT Regular, short, long, 100.00 Wednesday Night — 5:00 to 8:30 P.M. Teppctfs Street Floor, Plainfield

Special Children's Porilont Reservations Advisable VEAl PARMIGIANA MEN'S SHOE SPAGHETTI AND MEAT BALIS ROAST TOP SIRLOIN OF BEEF AU JUS BROIIED FILET OF SOLE $3.00 Diner's Club American Express • • • family ownid •Inc» 1907 114 CENTRAL AVENUE 232-9762 THE WESTTTEI.D <' I.I LEADER THrKSDAY, OCTOBER 20, 1968 Page 5 Workshop Meeting ! Held By Junior \ League Council j Workshops for board nicmliers of: the New Jersey Junior Leagues were ; hold yesterday by the exoeuth e ; AD 2-5600 council in Shun Hills hostessed by ! the JumtM' League of Ihe Oranges i and Short Hills. j AllendiriK from the Junior league i That's The Number of Klizabelh and Cranford were: j Mrs. Thomas M. Marshall of 204 W. Dudley Ave.. president iind Mrs. To Call When You Need Page 1'. Stephens or 41! Tiitlle Pkwy.. state guidebook iluiinmiri. ' both members of the executive com- Medicine And Can't mittee. Also. Mrs. Henry H. (Mark .Ir «f B20loloni.il A\e . Mrs. W. .lubb Cor- Leave The House. bet Jr. of 133 IVnson l'l.. Mrs. K. Krie Vino i>r 1128 K. Bicmd St., Mrs. James M. Huebner Jr. of 2!) Siinny- woucl Dr.. Mrs. Frederick (1. Buh- rendorf .Ir. of 5J4 Bradford Ave., and Mrs I'Yunk. B. Voung. 10 Kim- Beautiful support bull fir. BOND PHARMACY In drip-dry cotton Area nieniliors of the Junior 200 E. BROAD ST. League of Plainfii'ld atlendinf! were: Mrs. Heinne TQ. Wude, Hubert A. Wilson, Ed- ward A. Zirkcrt. 42.$6.OO. Members and guests of the Wom- pt'litivc dancing, her hobby. an's Club of Westfieii], who attend W1U YOU $KH3 f!vE M5NUTES IN OUR As models Mrs. Howard Todcl has Timely Garden Topic the "Gala" at >!,<> Chanticler in Mill- picked Mesdames Donald C. Ander- miNO ROOM Ktt A BETTER FIGURE FOR LIFE? burn Tuesday, Ocl. 25, will be trans- son, llerberl E. Hailcy, Thoina.s II, For Gardenaires ported to Spain, since a Spanish mo- ICaton, llonry C. Hamilton, Hoiiuun tif is the theme of I lie fashion show, A t;ilk mi clirysiinlheiiuinis was U. Ilurtwig. .lames K. Hurley, Sam- given at Mond.-iy's iiHH'ting of till' luncheon and bridge. uel J. Louise and Willard S. Masai- The Spanish Iheuiu will be carried (Jard»'ii;iires I'luh ;il the YWl'A by Every Ball has a bow haes. These niemlK'ts will wear .loseph (.'ii/etH'u\<'. a member of tile out in table decorations and Ihe com- clothes from the .lane Smith Shops 1 1 New Jersey ChrysaiUheimnii Soci- riiiit:" will In dressed in authentic of Wostfield. Mr:;, (iiv.-^e S. Sinilh ety. costumes. There will be Spanish comnicnlstor. will show her f;ii! -ittrt Hostesses for the afternoon were piano selections by Mrs. Roller! Gur- winter colleclion. Mrs. Alphousv ('. Hcii4aert. Mrs. ry and music on the classic guitar l'urly eluilrmen are Mrs. Vincent l.loyd MrOn'sney anil Mrs. Kr«nk by Mrs. Frederick Kciniors. Hall- Hopkins ami Mrs. Kdmunri Kiirkv Ihirnett. room danciiif! by Mrs. (.'. II. Stuh- t'oinniillee meinbers include Mes The iiicinhn-sliip chuirniaii, Mrs ler BIKI her dance partner, Arthur dailies Eu I A. App. 1). W. Cnltl- Joseph .1. Tninlinson. introduced E CORSET SHOP Shearer, will feature the cha-cha. well, Roy C. Carrigan, lljuiisiiii three new .nei:iliers: Mrs. Vincent samba, bolero and past) doole. Mr. R. Cory. William M. Dnnkel. M Kni'lili-r, Mrs. Krle C. lUiates and BROAD ST. WESTFIELD Shearer of New York City is np- l>ert C. Danker, Courtlandt 1' l>en- Mrs. Henry Kvans. ney, Frank di 'IVolio, Holx'rt V. Day. 233-2615 |H*aring through the courtesy of the Arlhur Murray Studies of Kasl Or- Thumas N. ICaton, Herbert P. Kck- Newcomers Dance ange, lie is a d;jncc temiier. judge eil, William A. I'cad, .loseph V. The Foundation of Our Business Is the Scntrh Plains -- An iiifurin.il ftvll and coach antf is an associate mem- Pkihpi'ty, George W. Fraser, Tlioni. dance will be held tomorrow eve- tight Foundation For Your Figure ber of the Imperial Society of Ball- as V. Gillesple, Horold Haddock. ning by llu- Scoteli I'laiii.vFnnwood room Dancing. Mrs. Stuhler, a Also, Mesdames Ethan \. Hes- Newcomers Chili a! 11 •<> Sehwacv member of the club, has won a num- cock,. Abner W. Jackson, C. N. Kav- biselie Alb. Dancing will begin ut !1 ber of trophies and medals in com- anagh, J. Philip Kochcndorfer, ,1ns. and thore will lie a midnight buffet.

SHORT HILLS PIAINFIELD SPECIAL! ONE WEEK ONLY! Tuesday, Oct. 25 Thru Saturday, Oct. 29

THE LOW BEi.TEl> COAT PETITES

Red anil grry rftccAi in fur winter in « tltidiiritf* nently shaped rotil ietf/y lim> Houhlr brlt ... baltl ulnr -eked wool. 5P-J.-I/'. 4!).9tl large, lovely 5x7 photograph of Conn. T'pnvr'i Tltint Fluor, YOUR CHILD IN NATURAL Plainfirhl anil Short llilh Mali SLIIVG THE SQUARE... beautiful 5x7 *tae BY BAREFOOT an incredibly low C | 4 9 ORIGINALS • no age limit! Step out in ihr nnvvtt fa.itiion * true-to-life natural-color filmfilm usedused!! J^ a/mit by llnrrjuul Oripintih the slirif! silhoiwtli' 'mil ^{unred ^ your choice of four charming poses! oil top. In lilarU calf. . . lop: ^ taken by a professional photographer! iChitmfy . . • bultam: Elfin. 20.95 every photograph beautifully finished! ( .(omfiy cwn»d ^ remaining poses are specially priced, tool Shaet. 7>JiJirr'« Sired f'lniir linn 1907 *»hen we'ro open evenings, come Int '•Ininjidil tmu Sliurl Will Mall 1U t a-m. to 1 p.m.; ?. to 7 p.m. ••egular hours and Saturday, como int 1U a-m. to 1 p.m., 2 to 5:30 p.m. NO APPOINTMENT NECESSARY THE WESTFIEI.D (N. J.) LEADER, THURSDAY, OCTOBER 20, 1966 • I Dunton. 303 Prospect St.: crafts, Sustainer's Luncheon con at the home of Mrs. William Jr. League Thrift Sale Welcome Wagon i Nov. J at 12:43 p.i.i. in home ot K. Knox in Cranford. Mrs. Laurence Jill Rowley Weds Mrs. Roy C. iVctterhalt. 944 Wyan- Tbe sustaining members of the j Opens Today Junior League of Elizabeth and C. Giiesi'mer of Totming Hill Rd. Lists Events dotte Ti\; also Nov. 4 u> 9:30 a.m. Cranford met last week for lunch- is treasurer for the group. Gary Sitcer At Plainfield—Today jnar~- '>'-: open- in home of Mrs, Hunter Wilson, W2 ing of the ninth annual Thrift Sole Westfield Welcome Wago.< will Woodmere; kalfet' klatzcn, Nov. n St. Paul's of the Junior League of Plainfield have its monthly luncheon tomor- I at 10 a.m. in home of Mrs. Murray al the Park Hotel Annex. West. 71h I row at "Rod's 1920," West Orange. i Fowler, 10 Cornwall Dr.: board SI. Paul's Episcopal Church was St. The huiirs arc 9 a.m. to 9 p.m.I at. 1 p.m. i meeting. Nov. 21 in the home of the setting Saturday afternoon lor today and » a.m. lo 1 p.m., tomor- The board met Monday at the ] Mrs. liouert Russell. 512 Akk-n Ave. Hie wedding of Miss Jill Kuckert row. home of Mrs. J. W. Maddox. a77 THE LOOK IS Kowley. daughter of Mr. and Mis A large selection of clothing, Cherokee ft. Final plans were an- I Ghana School Discussed Clifford S. Rowley of HI Mill La. household items, books, records, nounced for the monthly social, a | Tlie Cornell Women's Club of Mountainside, lo Gary Philip Sittti toys '»nd "treasures" will be fea- "Roaring Twenties" Halloween par- Northern New Jersey heard a talk I son of Mr. and Mrs. Kenneth I tured. Proceeds will go to the ty Oct. 29 at 8:3" P"1- >n the Com-by Miss Miiry B. Wood Tuesday at forget it? ' Sitcer of PiUsfiuld, Mass. The cut league's community trust fund. munity Playhouse. 1000 North Ave. its annual luncheon at Stouffer's mony, performed by the Rev. Rich Other activities include: Wednes- Restaurant, ^hort Hills. Miss Wood, ard J. Ilardman, was followed by ) day bridge. Oct. 26 at 12:30 p.m. in assistant 1o the dean for inlcrcul- reception at Slouffer's, Short Hill CP Service Group the home of Mrs. Burl Clarkson. Uual affairs and associate professor De The bri^e, who was escorted to the j lufil Wychwood Rd.; couples bridge. of home economics at Cornell, dis- ar Bride- altar by her father, wore a linen Nov. 12 at 8 p.m. in home of Mrs. cussed the College of Home Eco- to-be, gown bordered at Hie neck with Elects Officers ! William Wilson. 40B West Dudley nomics ir, Chana which she helped pearls and a waterfall veil which fell The Cerebral Palsy service com- Ave: knitting and sewing. Nov. 3 set up on a recent trip to that coun- Te|l him about from a petal crown. She carried mittee of Union County had its an- al 10 a.m. in home of Mrs. Ruth A. try. Kucharis lilies and stephanotis. nual membership U'a Thursday in their own di Mrs. Suinncr I.. Maietz or Plain Ihe home of Mrs. Harry E. Bern- siln ville, Conn., was matron of honor. stein of Scotch Plains. Mr:1. Arthur diamonds and Also attending the bride were Mis Schliesman or Cranford, president, make their own Wende E. Devlin of Mountainside welcomed members and guests. L-P RECORD SPECIALS carefully crafted and Miss Virginia Lynde of Upper New officers for 1SHHHS7 are: Mrs. Brookvillc, N.Y. Their rose brocade mountings. Soft A. Schliesman. president: Mrs. P. have the gres| gowns and pink, salin, bow head Pizzi, first vice president; Mrs. Z. $2.79 ej] pieces were set off wiLh bouquets MRS. JACQUES COMBfl JK. selection of fines (Rosemary Vagianos) G. Liingello, second vice president; of pink carnations and rci sweet Mrs. P. Pappas. corresponding sec- "THE MONKEES" quality diamond heart roses. retary; Mrs. J. Brzezinski. record- THE CRITTERS "Younger Girl" nngs-andnt Best man was Anthon> fassell of AnnounceWedding ing secretary; Mrs. W. Gaihf, ti(.'us- surprisingly PUtsfield. Groomsmen were Pau urer. THE BEATLES "Revolver" mi Mancivalano of Pittsfield and Guy cash prices. Of Miss Vagianos, Mrs. Schiicsman explained' the THE BYRDS "Fifth Dimension" A. Rowley, brother of Ihe bride. aims of the organization which sup- Happy Mrs. Sitcer is a r'raduate of Gov- ports the Cerebral Palsy Cer:^r in "THE ASSOCIATION" ernor Livingston High School and Jacques Comer Jr. Cranford. The entire proceeds of Russell Sage College. Her husband last year's projects, over $4,000, is an alumnus of Pitlsfield High The marriage of Miss Rosemary was presented to Ihe center. I School and Colgate University where sum was used to maintain a sum- he ivas a member of Sigma C'hl fra Vagianos, daughter o< Mr. and Mrs. Nick Vagianos of Southhampton, mer camp for those children whose teini'y. He is attending Officer Can- disabilities make them ineligible didate's School at Foil Dix. NY., to Jacques Comer Jr., son of Mr. and Mrs. Comer of 828 Nancy for any other camping experience. A pat!y for the bride was given in Any child in Union County is eligi- Pittsfield by the groom's mother. Way, took pluce at St. Rosalie's Church, Southampton, Sept. 17. Theble for treatment. BARBARA RYAN Mrs. Robert L. Nye of 125 Standish A theater benefit al Ihe Cranford Ave. was hostess at a pre-nuptial Rev. John A. Brendel officiated at 27 Eim Street Phone Die double ring ceremony which was Dramatic Club is planned for Wed- shower. We&tfield 233-1448 followed by a reception at Canoe nesday, Nov. .10. The show will be Manuhch/rlrt DtaM Place Inn. "Never Too Late." Tickets may be Open Monday and Friday Eves to 9 P.M. 219 Nirth >„*„,, 25 Knopi Slietl Bradfords Are Feted The bride was alllred in a princess purchased from any member of the committee. Mr. and Mrs. George A. Bradford gown of silk organza appliqued with ol 1003 llipley Ave. celebrated their lace and pearls. Her fingertip veil silver wedding anniversary last week was altoihed lo matching crown. She fyMERFECT SIMPtBj and riwph' perfect la Hit* in Pittsburgh where they were, visit- carried a prayer book with an orchid eMmmef dresa of all wool nub •piked with m Jigger of Ing friends while on a trip through and stephanutls. lurex to give it a kick. Wear it from After five until Pennsylvania and Ohio. The Brad- Miss Ann Vagianos was tier sister's fords, who wen married in 194] in iionor attendant. Bridesmaids were the dawn's early light and be elegantly at ease in your Montclair, have lived in Westfield ilrs. Steven Vagianos of Hampton Cabot knit Colors are Rouse/purple, Beige/brown, for 15 years. Bnys, N.Y., and Miss IU'nee It/.os- Green/blue, WWte/black. Sizes: 8 to 16. *55. ilowiccki of Muspeth, N.Y. NCNW Supper Meeting Mr. Comer was Ills son's lies! man. Ushers were Hichard Lippert and At Community Center ohn Walker. TKo couple attended Southampton The membership of the Scotch College of Lontf Isli'iul University. Plains Section of the National Coun- She Is an alumna of Southampton I cil of Negrj Women will meet at 0 High School and he is an alumnus of p.ra. SatuiHny for a covered dish Valley Forge Military Academy. SS53 E. BROAD ST. • WESTFIELD supper at the Westfield Community They tire residing in liiloxi, Miss., Parking in the Rear Center. Speaker will be Ernest Tal- where Mr. Comer is stationed at the bot whose subject will be Negro his- Air Force base studying electronics. Itory,

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Takes Pleasure In Announcing A COCKTAIL HOUR Monday through Friday 4:30 to 6:00 P.M.

(at a reduced rate) BURNISHED OUVE WHIPCORD HORS D'OEUVRES FROM If. FREEMAN AND Deep hrutcn u-ith a subtle vvvrtonc of olive. The natnTalaire In Conjunction With Our Regular Menu A model in rugged uooh'n with tlic appearance of a fine worsted. FAMIL Y NIGHT Regular, short, long, 100.00 Wednesday Night — 5:00 to 8:30 P.M. Tepper's Street Floor, Plainfietd

Special Children's Portions Reservations Advisable VEAL PARMIGIANA MEN'S SHOE SPAGHETTI AND MEAT BALIS ROAST TOP SIRLOIN OF BEEF AU JUS BROILED FILET OF SOLE $3.00 Dinar's Club American Express . . „ family owneii linci 1907 114 CENTRAL AVENUE 232-9762 THE WESirrer.D tv.J> LEADER TimtsnAv, OCTOBER 20, i9«« I Workshop Meeting Held By Junior League Council Workshop.- for board memhi'i-.- of tlie ^cw Jersey Junior IA'LIIUK'S WCIV IK-Id yesterday by ihe e.\ei",iliu AD 2-5600 council in Short Hills hostessed by Ihc Junior League of Ihe Oranges and Sluii-l Hills. AlHMidinK from Ihe Junior League That's The Number of Kiizaheih ond Cnuiford were. Mrs. Thomas M. Marshall of 2fi4 \V. Dudley Ave.. president and Mrs. To Call When You Need 1'afce 1\ Slcpheus of 411 'l'ulllc iy.. Mate guidebook chairman, both nu'iiibors of flic rxecuiive com Medicine And Can't niltee. Also. Mrs. Henry H. Clark ,Ir of r.20 ('i)liillial Ave.. Mrs \V. Jubb Cnr- Leave The House. bot .lr. of VM Metisiin I'l.. Mrs. H. i Krir Vine of KX K. Hrnad St.. Mrs. j James M. HtiehneT Jr. of 2» Sunny- Iwourl l">r.. Mrs. Kie right on- Mrs. Vincent Hopkins, rhulrmun; joUng white, smooth-as-ironed, and ready Mrs. Dona Id Anderson and Mrs. James Hurley, who will model, and Mrs. Edward Zlrkcri who is in i-burge for action. Flat ribbon wiring under the cups of cntertai IllUCIlt. for perfect support, anchorage and separa- ,N. l.ough, Alfred l'irone, Guy tion. Shirred underarms for no-gap smooth- Spanish Theme To Spark Woman's Club Quinn. Henrik Salher, William Sbel- lon. Hubert J. Smylhe. Anthony .1. MB In white only. B cup, 32-38. C cup, 32- ! Fashion Show, Bridge Tuesday Stark Jr.. Harold I'. Towntey. l,oi-- 54.50. D cup, 32-42. $5.00. DD cup, 32- ent'i G, Wade. Hubert A. Wilson, l'M- ward A. Zickert. 4116.00. Members and guests of the Wom- pclitive dancing, her hobby. | an's Club uf WestfHd. who attend WILL YOU SPEND FIVE MINUTES IN OUR As models Mrs. Howard Codel has Timely Garden Topic • the "Gala" al the Chanliclcr in Mill- picked Mesdames Donald (.'. An (I. liuales ;ind IE. BROAD ST. WE5TFIELD Shearer of New York City Is np- Ix-rt C. Dankpr, Courtlandt V l)en- Mis. llrnry I'lvnns. IH'ariny through the courtesy of the ney, l'"rnnk di Trollo, liobort F. Day. 233-2615 Arthur Murray Studies of Kasl Or- Thonns N. Katon, Herbert IV Ki-k-Newcomers Dance ani;t'. lie is a dunce teacher, judge ert, William A. I-'cad, Joseph 1'. .Si-oleli I'lnins —• An informal full The Foundation of Our Business is the and coach and is an associate mem- Flaherty, fii'orye W. Krnser, Thom- dance will be held louioii'dw eve- Right Foundation For Your Figure ber of the Imperial Society of Ball- as V. Gillespie, Harold Haddock. ning by (he Scotch Plains-Fanwood room Dancing. Mrs. Sluhler. a Also, Mesdames Ethan A. llcs- Newcomers Club at the Scbwao- member of the club, has won n num- cock,, Abner W. Jackson, C. N Kav-l)ischn All). DanciiiK will hcKin ;it ! ber of trophies and medals in com- anugh, J. Philip Kochendorfer, Jus. and lucre will be ii niiiliiiulit hiiffrl

SHORT HILLS PLAINF1ELD SPECIAL! ONE WEEK ONLY! Tuesday, Oct. 25 Thru Saturday, Oct. 29

LOW BELTED COAT FOR JUMOR VETITES

Red nnd prey rhrck* in fur wiiitrr in n ilmhi ^(•ntly thajn'il rout with low douhh Mt • •. hold ittir i' eked wool. SP-13P. 4H.9H /arge, lovely 5x7 photograph of Cnnlt. Tepprr't Third Ftttor. Plaintield and S/iori 1Mb Malt YOUR CHILD IN NATURAL Sf IVTV 11STO THE SQUARE--

beautiful 5x7 BY BAREFOOT an incredibly low M 4 ORfGIV/lLS no 9 Step oui in tin' uvuesl fashion * age limit! it! ' ^ I T afoot by Vnri'fwil Orijiiniils • true-to-]ife3 naturalcolornatural-color film film used used! ! J^ ...the s//rifT silhmivttf mul v/»n(.»f/ your oil tor. In hltirl, culj .. . (»/'•' _ ( choicfie onf foufrrnr charminrVinrmingd posesnnsps! ONLY ta W'himsry . . . bottom: F.I fin. 20.95 t ^en by a professional photographer! ^ every photograph beautifully finished! family owr>»d l)nc> 1707 % ^nwioing poses are specially priced, tool Shaei, Tapper; ?"?<''/''"^, „ when we're open evenings, como Int P/iriir/i'ci'd """' Slioil ll"l> ."nil w a.m. to 1 p.m., 2 to 7 pp.m. - gal r hours and Saturday, come In: 10 a-m. to 1p.m., 2 to 5:30 p.m. NO APPOINTMENT NECESSARY Pace 6 THE WESTFIELD (N. J.) LEADER, THURSDAY, OCTOBER 20, 1366 Those giving the coffees are: Conservation Talk Feted On Anniversary I Mrs. Frank Balazik, 322 Rolling In Westfield it's | Scotch Plains — Mr. and Mrs. • Koek Rd.: Mrs. Albert Eilenhauer. For Vassar Club | Nicholas DiQuollo Sr. of 30S Cook [341 Old Tu'.e Rd.: Mrs. Donald Lvo. I : 3r>(, Loiisvii-w Dr.: Mrs. Frank Tor- I Ave celebrated their 25th wedding niii. )(w Sunrise I'kwy.: Mrs. Al- ! "A Panel Discussion of Conscrva- | j-nniuxsary Sunday at a party given Dr. and Mrs Henry C. Hamilton > Iji'il Pasano. 163 Sunrise Pk»y., ami 't.un Needs' will he the topic ot ih- :b> \ tnt>"' «""drcn at The MountainMountain-- of M2 Trcinont Ave. have .nisi re- : Md e osls wcle tlle I Mrs. H~ Lorinj; Uanfield. 23U O:ik j program al il«. fall dinner mw-lin,.- . '"" , couples son turned Iron) a short trip to j Tree Kd. ol the .Sunn,.it Area Vassar Club IO • t".nd daughter-in-law. Mr. and Mrs;. cuse and Lake Placid. N. Y. be held next Thursday. Oct. 27. , !*«-'"°'as DiQuollo Jr.. and sons, the Plainfioid Country Club a at and Eugene, and daughter, j Miss Mildred A. Towncr. formerly f A IIN,CKI.- Halloween '•treat" of o 7 p.m. Ariene. jof 503 Carleton Kd., has moved to I, ^^ u tJ.achollla ^clm from Mr. and Mrs DiQuollo were mar- I Cincinnati, Ohio, the home of hvv ' .. ,,,.._ The program, beginning at 8:30. i niece. Mrs. Leo 1). May berry Jr. ' W'nd"'ss- will feature Mrs. Arihur Fenske. ried in Plain/ield, Oct. II, 1941. He is a foreman with Graybar Conslruc- executive director of Hie North Jer ll0n 1 Mrs. Hans Knard of 19 Galiowac ,' soy Conservation Foundation. and | - J '?. touple are the grandpar- attended the fall council meeting of , ents uf Nicholas III. the associate alumnae of Vassar Col Kusscll W. Myers, director-secretary lege last week in Poughkeepsie. LUXURY RANCH APA of the Morris County Park System. ~*~ It is imjjossible hofi6 clul 1 of Mountainside—Six members of the each divided into foui apart- meeting is open to interested con-! - Westfield Monday at 1:30 tor It'll Information m in lhe Foothill Club executive hoard will II Plyuutrl •>, MontcWf, N. 1. 144 !0I« ments. From your very first servationisls. Kor further informa- P- - clubhouse. entertain at coffees in (heir homes Alio schools in Boston. Piovidem.e glimpse of tlie real wood burn- The $2.13 |>er i'nn contact Hie meeting chairman. ljiographical book reviews will be today from noon to 2 p.m. and 200 Park »ve.. Nary York 100! 7 ing fireplace in the living your total Mrs. Darrell Knox, 1310 Prospect St. presented by (hree meml>ers of the iXK»m, you will see Uiat no re- >var-rouiKj This meeting has been planned to department "A Star Danced" by j finement of detail has been uonnuj (indi complement the fifth annual Vassar Gertrude Li'wrenee will he given •«<"•«" overlooked that will add to the own Seminar to be held March 3, at Drew by Mrs. Dexter Anderson; Mrs. Wil- / Don't Utiss The 7th ! comfort and gracious living of University. The topic for this semi- liam Bagger will discuss "A Gift those v,ix> make Brandywyne nar will be "The Art of Modern of Joy" by Helen Haynes and Mrs. FAR HILLS IMIIjIFS SHOW & SALE their hom« . . . tlie spacious American Living," stressing environ- .J. Ttussell Freeman will present bedroom with its private mental planning and the economy. sped ion. Send ,„ p. " Kalherine Cornell's "The American dressing room ami full length ehure or better At that time Jeh Johnson, Vassal fiuse." FAR HILLS INN mirror waJIs. the handsome Brandywync a«l lecturer and practicing architect. Mrs. Henry Slutler, chairman of Brandywyne Room with its our ,. and David Novack, assistant profes- the department, will preside at a RT. 202-206, SOMERVILIE, N. J. us( sor o( economics, will discuss prob- short business meeting preceding OCTOBER 24, 25, and 26 UIKECriONS: Gaiden Slate Pkwy. Kxit 96 lem? in their fields related to subur- the program. Tea will be served then Rte. 34 south to just i>a:,i 2nd traffi^ < The ban areu. Opining al 6:00 P.M. Monday Evening circle. Rte. 35 south one blot'k, tun, nrt, i following the program with Mrs. £• oti Old Bridge ltd. Phone (2011 2233830 Fur Framed •I. Wier assisted by Mrs. Lorentz G. Tuesday and Wednesday, 12:00 Noon to 10:00 P.M. Costume CSH Twig Elects Wade and Mrs. John B. Kuttler. African leopard surrounds New Officers Jacket Collar Mrs. S. A. Cullinane was elected and Cuffs . . . president of the Weslfield Twig to in Black the Children's Specialized Hospital at its first meeting of this reason $125. last week in the home of Mrs. Clias. V. Anderson of l(H>0 Wychwood Rd. She succeeds Mrs. Frank Persons. Other new officers are: Vice pres- ADLER'S FOR STERLING VALUES ident, Mrs. Carl Winning; recording secretary, Mrs. J. Cunningham; Choose From New Jersey's Largest Selection treasure:', Mrs. T. A. Manning; cor- responding secretary, Mrs. F. di 44 ElM ST. WESTflElD Trolio. Committee members named Open Monday and Friday Evening* 'til 9:00 are: Volunteer, Mrs. F. Walsh; HONDHAY UCE POINT flOQUCNCE MODERN VICTOR'AN ALEMNORA MADRIGAl DnACOUBT membership. Mrs. F. W. Townsend. Handi-Charge Personal Charges publicity, Mrs. 11. S. Mistrclta: sew- ing, Mrs. J. Wintcnnule; office tele- phone, Mrs. I!, (i, Valeria; advisor to Junior Auxiliary, Mrs. A. Danker; advisor 'i Holy Trinity Twig, Mrs. W. Kcrniek. Mrs. Oliver Havens is advisor to the twiy. It was reported lhat the Twig con- tributed a total of i'M vuhmleer hours at the hospital during the summer months. The next meeting will be held Dec. 13 al tliu home of Mrs. A. Danker. Mr. RICHARD takes pleasure in Westfield Chorus Sings introducing In SPEBSQSA Contest The Westfield Colonial Chorus, un- der the direction of ltouort Stal- knecht, competed Saturday in the quartet and chorus contest of the Mid-Atlantic District of the Society (for a limited time only) for the Preservation and Encourage- ENJOY THK BEAUTY AND PRESTIGE OP nent of Barbershop Quarlet Sing- ing in America which was held in Atlantic City. The Westfield singers qualified for his contest at a sectional competi- SPECIAL SAVINGS ON SERVICES FOR 8 and 12 ion which took place in June at Asbury Park. Also competing was the local quartet the Megatones.

A unique opportunity to own this fine, quality Sterling STORK CORNER at Important savings. Up to $90. on a service for twelve. Chooso from eighteen lovely patterns. Mr. DAN Mr. and Mrs. Lawrence G. Bolts Jr. of 59 Sandra Cir. announce the "Servlcs-for-8" Includes: 8 4-pc. Place Settings, 8 extra Advocate of the fabulous birth of their first child, a daughter, teas, e butter knife, sugar spoon, 2 tablespoons. Plus , LAMB'S WOOL METHOD Jennifer Lynn, Oct. 1! at Overlook mahogany chest •-^ * Hospital. Paternal grandparents are of Permanent Waving, Mr. and Mrs. Iiotls of 30 Hawthorne speci(dly developed for those Dr. * * * with fine, problem hair. Mr. and Mrs. Robert Dixon of 3U iiindra Cir. became parents Oct. 7 of their second son. William Patrick, al Overlook Hospital. * * * James Alexander is the third son and fourth child of Mr. and Mrs. James Lee of OH Fair Hill Dr. He arrived Oct. li at Overlook Hospital. ' * * * Chillies Arihur is the name Mr. and Mrs. Charles C. Famous of 330 Livingston SI. have given to their second son who arrived at Mulilen- berj! Hospital. Oct. 2. 100 ELMER STREET, WESTFIELD, N. J. AD 2-0700 Mr. and Mrs. William T. Hazard KltHI? O|.-|*-STHI:UT I'AlllilMl—CAM. J'Oll Al'I'OlN'I'MKM' of 715 Dorian Hd. became parents Iluur* 0MK1 Cd Ultm — l''rlljll}il HtOO (11 1)100 — I'hiNi'il Mliiiftn)* Oct. 15 of their second daughter and third child at Muhloiibi'ii; Hospital. She has bwn named Klizalie'h Hoyt. AUTHORIZED MAJOR APPLIANCE REPAIRS Air Conditioners - Vfothers — JJryers — R^i8££ot£r$_-jTee2ers_-JBtthwashers -J>°^£«* LINDEN • WESTFIELD 2iy Nortli Avrnue M:turh-c Aill«-r. Inc. W.slli'M ;:> Kimnr Ktrvut TV & APPUANCES Aillvrxor Wi^llluM l.lii.lcn p.illy to :. ::« r.M. 333 SOUTH AVJE Moil. .V I'll. -Til 'J I'.M. FOR APPLIANCES ...... PHONE AD 2-6064 FOR EXPERT COLOR T.V.. . . . -'. . ' PHONE AD 2-4660 L^U_J LX-IL-. THE HTSTFIELD (N.J.) LEADER TJirRSDAV. OCTOBER 20, 196« Page 7 Opera Theatre To Open Third Season 1 Randolph-Macon Grads Homespun 'n' Fun Fair Hcuix'spn 'n' Fun Fair." sekcted \ CeorKe K. Weinheimcr of Scotch Flowers And Decor ! tile official name for the Nov.! Plaitih. are cocliairmvn. With "La Boheme" November 18,19 Slate Asian Seminar To Be Nov. 4, 5 J 4 iind "» bazuar, wilt ap|K'ar on Program For Joint I i tors :md in news releases. Mrs Robert V> llelir of Scutch : : "Multiple solcrosls Is the most In ivci.;iiii]i)ti of 1 lie- current inter- i The fair, m (lie Masonic Temple. est r.i Vsuiis nil:.us. the Nurllit-iT. Plains is winner of a earnest 10 nair.e • p preiuu:: neiuoiujiicuneiuoiujiicull probleproblemm off ouourr feature di-curaliims. yifts and inif." said Hit- laie I>r. Tliumas M. INA Aktmnac Association ui t Club Meeting \: the annual bazaar sponsored by At f,,m| for tin- holid.n s. Mis. Kied ],• vers. former head of the Kocke- Maioii Wunmn's Coltci'.c i~ '• las Chapter. !'!'. »KS Her entry. \\. Talcott i>f \V<".!fVld and Mv s },.!!,.,- Heseari'h Instituto. :.i';i>ul IliL.' ;j sfnii.'Uil-disCUSsiiin (111 "\Vsle;\\*\ HU'.!I S.>..!:i and K;,M \--ij ; unv\ andFiuu.t., a>i,l I'» t ui' was Ilie pro I viy." Kriday, \»v. J from i;r:iiii ^;\ Hail, Faiiie;^h nn-eting in sin.- l"iist Methodist : [ l'nnvi->i:y. Madisim rani- limit h ol Ilie Cardi-n <'lulj of West- pns lAT.dnii.- tllr ill^cilssidll Will In- field and I lu Momitainsiile (jurdcil ("lull in Mi> ll.in.id I. Hiouks and -.er; \ I'urneit and Dr. D.J\«I Mrs. rin'.ij. i: Mi Kenney. Mrs. Me-j 1* 13.lh(>ny Kenne> iniiiKlmi'd the program by LONGINES 1tcke;> and reser\ati(iii> may In1reiaiin,: the ni:pin tanee ol iliv know I T HI; WORLDS seemed troni MK ,1 I1.11 id Winilu-r- I'dye of history and how people lived MOST 110 NOR CO ly and Mi> W .1 K:\\Wi SIIKICIH.- will ivivive a mi'iits ar.d deeor. 'ihr two spe;Jiers special rale. then I'oiulurlcd a "lluntley Brink- ley" disrourse sjiarisi'd hy tinniorous anei'doies trnni tli.-ir e\perie!iees in Attend Inauguration V.oi'ili'ii chili work, in I'VplaiinuK the TOP RANK I.ongincs' new 5-Stsr Admiral that's tatccni Of Wellesley Head Twu Imfitt i.,l.ii-> wiTc shown. One •very port since it was first launched,*. id Named «;is a New Kimland I'okmia! with Mr A watch foi a man to wo,ir with ple.isut#v. s .1 I'eiiiiiiu:itin V.arier Jr ul antique pewter appointments, a dried cal Auxiliary 41 llmail SI .rnd Mrs. K Alfred because of its 5st.it features: solij [IK gold Original staye suitings haw ln-,>n \uld flower artanj:eineii1 ;md a por- a MaoDoiu.ld nf .,! THII nl (t;M sumdisli Ave. at- caseanJ buckle,,, >utoiii;itie. also Town ];!# •« I hih-i M • dent of WelU'.sli.y Colletie. Welles- Chinese. Hose medallion china was of West field. ; i.y. i>( Longincs" world- honctcJ 3 tt. % 181,' .k,«fy Slio is a foniior Ma.-s Miss Adams is the for- used witli pink euoiiyiims in a Chi- The cast uf principals is ;in ;,H. l-'ur l:iil! infnri111:1! inn. , ..OTuniin!. Her !iiiM>nml 1 i!c;ci uf Dodj-.lass Culle^c atlil ullKr IS Now Jersey one. On Ma,v!r will | < nese container. n wliusv H e;,!l Mis IIT.. Mil'..inin. IV Suiiu-- nier 'nU-d Miss M;,ri;arel Clapp as a 30 member chorus and a cliiMivn's «Sadie Park. li'i-'h r.nk. • •liai dent of Weltcsley 1111 July 1. Tlii- other arrangements were Wil- t Oilitc L;ivis of ADLERS i Ian. Princeton. Lehlgh Fund Raiser Mrs. Annan K. lieuker. president Wostficld, conceitineistoi'. will at- i Mrs. Chalk's l.ichtciiiirur. hostess ol the Garden t'lul> uf Westfiold Uiul MANUFACIUBING DIAMOND JtWKUS i for (inlays nu-etiim of the new li« NOMH Ave. wter • wcsrriHo company the company of over :>0 j Amon^ l.cl.i^h University aluir.ni Mrs. Joseph A. McGroatty, president iv.it. I.. :. ::n I'.M. performers. ! named members .if its n.it'ii meniliers deparlnient of the Wom-of the Mountainside Garden Club, M"H .\ I'l i Til II I'.M. iKil an- an's Clnlj are used for tin- Chi Omeiia Dyed, Black Dyed, • Qwimby Street I Alumnae Kelly Deny Memorial to Kitovi Dyed and Lakoda ! lioirfil Kcssler Institute of Rehabil- to health ... as you wish. daily 10-5:30 itation. Ton may have passed by this ""-* Fri. nite ' || 9 5 t AD : AlimiiKii- of tlii- area arc invited quiet place many times—int And at Flemington you'll 163 E. BROAD ST. 2-5163 I to aflili.'ilo with Nortlicrn New .kr- bavenever entered itTethwe find more fine quality own, N.J Alaska Fur Seal Coats to fasten. Pa. ! sey Aliiinnae of Chi Oineiin. a con- in this peaceful room, ready ; tinuinr; or;t:ini/.a1inn fur ovor ,T> for yJ>5 by Mary Baker Eddy. Stop at a Christian Science White Collar? Reading Room soon; read tho Bible and Science and Health One time tl.c while collar was a sla.us -mho.. Conn linen at the nock indicated in the qniet, undisturbed at- mosphere provided for yon. 2 Twearer performed ,,o m,ni.,. .-k. If you're a while collar worker or doth coats & surfs, tool Borrow this hook, free of OUR TOWN & COUNTRV FASHION CtNTrn rEATUUES Te11 -nd Jr c-n.».,rs ....n". 1-u* « wM,o as ,hcy shou.d. then ifs t.tne they eharge. Or buy itforyourselt THE FINEST CLOTH COATS 4 SUITS Library Edition *1 Paper- AVAIIAI3LE.AN OUTSTANDING ARRAY e« ,o .'an Ame,i<,ni. Here w, ,:,u,,.,cr shirt, under the most advanced jne hodj OF IMI'ORTID KNITS. . . SUEOE3 back Edition $1.So. ... CASH MERES... TWL CDS... and spot Conn (hem wh,n -K,,-.snr.v. Of «•„«* they're a.so starched and CAMEL HAIRS... ANTLLOPES, FUR LINED... FUR TRIM MED.., ironed the way you like them. too. Christian Science INDIVIDUALLY FASHIONED ,,t from §51) to READING FINE QIMUTV FUMINCT0N FUR« Open 7 A.M. (o 7 P.M. Monday thrauRh Saturday ROOM ALWAYS COST LESS! FUR MATS ft*ftM FURS',TOO! Same Day Shirt Laundering and DrycU-a,,i>.g at No Extra Cost 118 QUIMBT STREET WESTF1ELD Hour*: 10 to 4:30 on the Abo Monday, 7 to 9 flerninfflon fur> eotnpani/ information concerning free public lotfurej, church service* OWN OAUY TO M For the sale may brini! them to the from never needs polishing, and Squad building today for priciiii;. There will be new articles donated keeps its beautiful shape ill lt> by loeal merchants as well as nearly long life. And you can b« i»,( icw and used clothing. of perfect comfort, ftanla to "Wide stacked heels and i«ft, cushioned Insoles. iirtgle Parents To Meet In Brown or iun Good manners for your stereo set The The Single Parents Group of West- Purls of reasonable price—by Kimberly, Black Corfpm l0 authentically designed sugar chest of ield will hold its monthly meeting Goldivorm, Cisa, Dutte—- our ancestors now cleverly conceals the t Wetlands Steak House, Mmintain- » gimn ngWlMlman Itr m «onmiw, unsightly components that produce the ide, tomorrow at H:30 p.m. Follow- dresses, suits, 3-piecc custurnes. sweet sounds of stereophonic reproductions. ing a brief business meeting, there Bring your components (or our Audio will be refreshments and music by I burn FHEE ALTERATIONS Except Budget Merchandise Ray Barton. Consultant will advise you on selections), and MILLUURN: MiHburn Ave. at Essex St. let us show you how they can be The group which meets monlhly at Glasser's Shoe I) your 379-7333—Oyen Eve*. Mon. & Tlmr*. to 9 iirfegroted in your home in the guise of ihe Westficld YW-YMCA has been doughbox end tobies (for speakers), and Formed lo promote belter under- NEWARK: Springfield Avr.. (Corner flergen St.) 109 QUIMBY ST., WESTFIELD ADM an intimate variety of hutches, cabinets itanding of problems confronting the I candle 213-1214—Open Eves. Wed. & Kri. to 9 and chests. Many on display in our Show single parent, whether widowed, di- Room; others to your specification In our vorced or legally separated. I at Backvard Workshop. •WARNING: You must place your order for custom I both etuis pieces lo your speclficaiion this week Tor Christmas Newcomers delivery. Don'l be disappointed, come visit now! Browsers always welcome at our Brick Cottoyo and I in Backyard Workshop. Open Monday and Saturday 10:30- Events 0; Tuesday thru Friday SO-.ao-'.i. Catulog—fiec if you visit—15c by mail to The I'ine House, 272 Highway 22, I an Green Brook, N.J. The Newcomers Club antique study group is taking a bus trip to- day to New York City to visit an- Originala } .: • . coat from

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| al tin' .^MK-utKin's ;innu.'il dinner, i Ho:irt Fund" for 19(57. Leslie, the pulice added, tin- intruders left so "•ur'll!lJ <•••••»'"•<• *":: ;;„. ;„„„, : iuld a: ilu- !.\im Kev.aui'imt, Klizi)- ] 13 year old dauKhler of Mr. and Mi.v hastily they left a quantity of bur- NEW ::i-;,ivcl ;„ W i|S ,:;„!„... :,,,,| „..,...,.;.; Heart Unit Gives Alert Police Foil lioth Mnfi' ::i;..n 2(10 persons at-; Philip t)kim i>f 3.i2 Klmwood T< r . Klar tools and a stolen cur behind. Sunday At u-!Ki:'ii :iiv :,::..:\. ' Linden, l.as IH'CII i"J«'d of a ion Tlie tno gained entry lo the build- w LIBRARY $).000 To Alexian Mr. liai,,,.! \\,i>M'i:r,:in of We.-.'.. [ & "ital hc-iirl deleel Slk" was i low li Robbery Attempt ini; by liueing a skylight and then 3 Hikes Arranged f:eid. pir^iiir;;! ni t!;^ as.smiaUon ; l'^ ^y ^ivl pii'^^'ei'>NOi. Linda Kol'.v MI...shed liii-ir way tiMoiinh a con- side Center in\se!,.ed :•-,:., ,-,,!.i UMI-II.M- I-IIIII^ ! ^-HI^III.T i.l Mr. ;\iid Mr.- i"Ju-.-ii-i- creie ».>ll Iron, the men's room in- Klll) ul At Echo Lanes 1 . and inli'i i M : Hoei-ker. i S\. hu.sjMla: adiiiinisl-a- i > HoO l.o\ulea A\>v. I'nmii j .a tiit olhee. As they went to work re BOOKS r Weekend \.i'\:.!ii rs llu.S'ilal lusl ni^hl ! lor .\if\iun !".!o;!ii'i> w.i^ i;i\e:i ! Vuion I'lvunty ProseLUlor Leo Kap^ Moimtuiiifcidr—Quirk response \^ '-initeii was !lie leatuiei.! puaiv upset Hie IDMH-IJ plan.- D| oil al.'imf the same time three inain- -Kr ill Mo;i n: ;nri. ]';lf a', i*. oO a.Ill i> 1 The following new books wore add- '<" i;i.-!i:ne!> ;,,,d j;in-.-:> ,,i !!,e In 1 1 1 , Us rii!ur.ar\ IH^MISJXt e.irc unit. l)r | spi'.ikcr al Ihe dinnvr. ; tlinv arm.it men who haiked lhe:r ; tenaniv employes arrived for work. ill . ituviiiu plait . ; Wii.-M'i-man pn-nrrd nal lhat Ihv In- j — ed to tlie shelves of the \\'•'•<":> Hikms; rinlj lui ihc i-.jtii- Z:cmund Lese/yski uf West^uiJ vvay ttiriun:h a ! to police, hid Memorial Library: "•'A kd am (ui:ii:y IK-ail .\-Mieialiori lias; Tluvc on! of four u( all the vui'lil's into Ihe office of theKeho Lanes, behind the liar and then surprised "ill iead a hike in ihc Di'iiiuiirc Ha v lM J »"S ISii l'n>;iii>e.i la.injji of $r>.MH> i-aeli In ehii a.m . Fiction: Tlie SUitesman's Game. will ii'i- (j.ip ;II-C;I nu-liidins Mi'iml T.-.nv Kriday li.unl i the employes, held them at gun point Aldridge: Capable of Honor. Dairy; I'iiihl t'nion i -|i:i>iiy ho.^pihiis. Tin- and ^irls lnilil mil a irtelvci'y li.i.-Hl to euffed throe employes together .it land handeufh'd tliem together. The many ;iml S;uifi.--!i I'mid un Sund;iv ! money uili In' j;i\ .-n when Ihe hos-lhe.ni when tlie.v TrK-k rs were identified as William Eight Bells Toll. Mac-Lean-. A Dandy niirl tin- ar M> i'l Ihv parkin- ;,:va ' piials i-nmpli'li- Ilu- r.-ial>h.slinioiit v( \ I'Ml'KK im : ilre on foul as poii<'e, atliactcii by ' Daniel. 2.?. and Hoy l.uftoti. 4-1. and Wr.-t i::i<1 ;lr, anil «!:•. 22. \oilii .the eoionaiv inu.n.sm- care uni^. i in Aspic, Marlowe; Becgiirs «n aiiou- l.;,ko iiirpriM' a! 10 a.m. | Hie lunul.ir alarm, closed in. The j hi* wife. Ruth. 'Mi, all of Irvington. Alexian ISi\iiiu-i's was lliv lirti insti-! l _., „ is risky but much imni were still at law. I -j'|,0 timxs tlivn ran up a flight of Horseback, Mo&sman; P's Pro;;n>>s mday. Kiilmi G;iss..r • '"" "' nirllii'r infilliiiatiiin on tin" ' tut ion to qualify. O'Rourke; A Dreum of Kings, IV ,will lead ;m '•M'lnrattiry liikc in Hie '''">V1' 1'ikos ciinliu-l tlw recivation safer than jaywalking, iiccordint! tii | 1'oliiv said thtMe were nit iujur- , stairs to Ihe root and down a fire ! Tlie Heart As.Muiitlion also i-ioun- Irakis; Sour Cresun with Kverythitrj. 1M1 Muunlain area. The Post (If- ' •• invited. Admis- Stamp Cat;Jogue. Scott: The Port- able Sleinljock. SU-inlxi-k; Tlie American Writer and the Great De- pression. Swadus: Karly riviliziilion j Resident in China, Walson: Civilization »f tlie I By Vehicle Indus Valley and [teyond. Wheeler: The American HJUOs, Ziff. tan, 78. of 3-1 Warnor ngficld, suffered fractures to and K'ft JOB and eon- i the scalp WIK'M he was WHS Library Adds I aril 7:30 o'clock Thurs- I a tat of 422 E. Broad Xerox Copier And •taiiied io Overlook llus- aa!. in satisfactory contli- Microfilm Unit uidBrown vciiS struck liy liy llruce M. KuMn too by Roger Hill. 22 of Aulomation in the forms of n I Ait, Pkiinfield. Drown Xerox copyii','; machine and a Xerox wf.% to cross ISrond St.. microfilm reader has eimie to the Wcstfirld llii!li Sehonl library. Tlio I'arenl-Tcacher Association «f Wesl- itep\t coins (o UNICW ficld High School lias paid the rental IWcrs an llaltowcim will foe of the copying machine for one mother children's lives. year. in UKICIiK's Nobol Kor ten cents a student may have a page in a ivforenec book or from ;i magazine reprinted inslantly by the librarian, aHm; the Xerox 014 Copier. This is the latest machine in automatic copying of anything typed, nthfy-itntltiPtf fruitwom!, jtrttctifiiJiy utloi.'fd writlen. printed, stamped, or drawn. JTAM/l rfu'n/i; mld-tt-lrof tlining table; six upholstered After this year, the machine rental wiih rtirvittft. t'nst, u()*' , .» •- —— J399 will be paid by Ihc usdKe fees. Mrs. Carolyn Minlel. librarian, in- troduced a plan !o build a micro- film library of Ihe Now York Times and other publications that in a few years 'vill be very thorough. Four full issues of Die New York Times can be put on microfilm with the dimensions of 4 inches by 2'L- inches ten days after the actual date of publication. Willi r-acli UiGfi paper on Grandly-scaled 8-piece dining rooms! microfilm a corresponding micro- filmed copy of the l%r> paper will arrive. This system will continue until back issues of the Times through 1950 are obtained. T!ie microfiln render will be in- stalled in t!'.e library within one month. By making an appointment in advance, a :;ltidcnl cm view an French! Italian! Contemporary... issue of a chosen publication. The library lias also added If>00 new books, new encyclopedias, and audiovisual materials. New shelves MASSIVE CHINA CA1HIVETS . . . dining suites of such Impressive scale, will be installed in future weeks. A card catalog which has twice Hie ca- magnificent detail, you simply won't boliove the pricel Beautifully-grained Pro. ••restaurant pacity of the former one has also vlncial aged fruilwood or Contemporary walnut. What a table you'll set . . . been added. Impressively-sized with the simplo addition of a leaf (includedl) Handsomely I waiting In These and more improvements arc *JPhone first a pr-rt of the school's plan to make o'olailed chairs with lushly-upholstered seats (an arm chair and fivo side chairsl) f the Wrslfield Hiyh School library .in A vast, glass-enclosed china cabinet to show off your best dinnorwaro . . , not reservations. instructional material center. Mrs. Mintel slated that she hoped the Ibo usual 46-inch size but an extravagant 60-inch sweep with so much storage Similar savings on matching buffets. Tho most gracious dining rooms always come from Koos — como tonight and sec; Koos is open six nights a weekl $39 do- livers your new dining room, take two full yoars to pay. Free delivery, of coursel

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rites > The welcome mat is out. Koos-EMmayROUTE. 27. PARKWAYJXILI35..PHONE.FU>37««r • $$£M£ l2MMl. * %§i££2!ff THE WESTFIELD (N. J.) LEADER, THUHS&AT, OCTOBEB 20, 19W increasing regulation on the drug THE WESTFIELD LEADER companies who have been so respon- Life In The Suburbs By A1 Smith LETTERS TO THE sible for the prolongation of our life EDITOR s.'j.in. While their achievements arc un- All letters to the editor must disputed, their morality can some- S«ca»a Cl&as polt*r* p»lfl at W«8tn«lrt. N. J. bear a signature and a street times I.e regarded i'S questionable. Published Thur»dny» at Wi.mlli-IJ. St»- J'twr, br the W«t- address, UuUi of nuicb will be Can you deny that price-fixing and leld Leader Printing and PubllnhluK CuiMianv. A« Iii 2-4«U« WORDS WILL BE ACCEPTED. Kelauver to the present, wliich clear- Member ly illustrate this? Quality Weeklies . 231 Fliznbeih Av volos for the u:;e of nuclear weapons 2- 8686 (home); 202 CA 4-312] (Washington offi«, for the organization's J4 participating agency members. Editor's Corner in Ihe Vietnam Mtiir.lion. This unit of the United Fund, the Residential Division, Sunatori may also l>« reached ot the Si-natt (Hik. ». QUESTIONS ANIJ ANSWERS ON KKAl'POKTIONMENT OF THE STUDY IIAIX CHATTKR I waited a week hoping that eitiier Washington, D. C. is and has been working to achieve its quota i" the cam- STATE LEGISLATURE "Hi, stronger! Gertrude, what of my iKiliunal ;e|.TCM'iilali\es would paign's overall goal. With only a weok and one-half to go goes'.' For Ihe past three nights you repudiate suili action, but so lar 1 have shunned ihe Kaiig. and il is lii've wuili".i in vail the volunteer workers in Ihe Division are striving to make UNITED STATES ItEPRESKNTATIVES being bruited about in the cokennd- A nalicn.'il -by of prayer for peace Mrs. Florence priee Dwyer , 320 Verona Ave v«,.^.M their calls and to meet the challenge. Krlilor's Note: New Jersey vot- vention which was held during I lie ers nl (lie Nov. H (icncral Kleelion spring of 19GG. This is Question No. 1 jxil.-ilo-cliij) set, that you are study- is mca!iin.ul'j::s I'r.less we ;:re also (Jiomel; 286 N. Broad St., Elizabeth. KL 50100'0||,Tt In a number of instances solicitors have been told . . . will he jsked lo vole "Yes" oron Ihe November ballot. ing to bo an AI recluse." prepared lo ii'iplcincrU our words Congresinen inoy also be reached al the House 0Hi» RJ "J give at work." This is true, for many do give at work . . . "J\O" on (he public question: What is legislative reapportion- "Studying is right. Marge. You and prayers u-ilh peaceful action. Washington, r>. O. Are we so fer gone along our mili- In fact in some instances it is pretty much required and "Sliall the proposed revision jmd incnl? see my father has issued GcneriJ STATE SENATORS amendments to the Stale Conslilu- The process of redistributing the Order No. !HI(i2. to wit: 'From now tary bath Hint even the use of nu- the officers of the United Fund here are well aware of this. (ion agreed upon by 1'ie Constitu- seats in (he State Legislature is call- on. for a change, suppose you and clear wjrfure (Iocs not shock us any Union County However, with few exceptions, the donations made at tional Comontioti of IdiJB relating ed roapportioninenl. The purpose is your homework s'art going steady.' " moreV Nelson F. 8tainler e saved?' ".Ii'sus looked at tliom and said, Save More - Have More ing Federal programs but it would further weaken their "With men it is impossible, but not effectiveness, increase Federal spending and employment, with (iod: for all tilings ;irc pos-vfole hence, contribute to the growing inflationary pressures. with Cud." "IVter began lo say to him, 'Lo, ior Savers Earn Quarterly The Community Development Districts are administra- JNL we have left everything and followed NKY tively infeasible and would be Impractical to operate. For you." JEV M )NKV N F.Y MO IONKY ' example, the bill calls for "effective planning aids to rural "Jesus saiil, 'Truly, I say to you. iiY MON! •lONlvY ' there is no one wlio has left house / MONO 3NI-:Y H- , areas for cities up to 50,000 population" but docs not cover / MONEY (._,.NK. Y ^,.MON,< Dividends With Insured or brothers or sisters or mother or I MONKV MufrTvV MONKV the rural areas served by cities larger than !>[).00O. father e ae- BY MONK": eepl.-ilile to Him. and may fall as Ihe Y MONK"' A Season To Enjoy MONEYJ ciilnrfiil loaves that spread like rain- ONEY -' drops, bringing joy inlo the lives of Throughout Ihe United Slates, fall is one of the most (lust" who Ions; to please their Crea- pleasant limes of Hie year. H is the timo of Indian Sum- tor. mer—a period of calm before tin- coming of winter. Fall is also the; time of red hats and hunters. Thanks to stiile game laws, and the conservation efforts of ninny jigenci'.'.s, from the federal level down to the individual woiid lot owner, TAKE Year after year all accounts earn high there is plenty of I'aino. and millions of acres of forests, dividends at First Federal. Your funds FIRST .plains, and mountains for hunters to roam. FIVE arc free from market ups and downs The game ami the homily of the countryside will IK: and are safely insured. All accounts, 1 SO Elm Street Westfield v.ilh us in perpetuity, if hunt CMS ami recreatiniiisls will bo Nome Offico content to enjoy, but not abuse the natural assets placed largo or small are welcome. ny Mountainside their disposal. Courtesy, common sense, care ;md willing- FKEO W. KOKE ess to abide by the rules—don't be a game lion or ;i ran.- AIN'T IT THK TKITII! WESTFIELD - Open Mondays 3 A.M. to 8 P.M. ss camper—will insure good hunting and a pleasant time I'Aer since Ihe leaves hit Hie jirouinl. MOUNTAINSIDE-Open Mon. fo Fri. 8 A.M. lo 4 P.M. all. Not une little raker can be found. THE WESTTIEI.D (N. J.) LEADER THrRSDAY, OCTOBER 20, 1«66 P««e 3 I lerm as director, and Miss Nancy who completed a three-year term VBovScouts Chart \:^:::J::]:^^^Realtors Install ; I1', lieynolds is director emeritus. on the executive board. "> ia *\ :IJ»|M}!:iu!l!l;rli:ii'|>i!?i;u!iii;ci;';, Pi.iPI.11M1 TilTitoe Leagul.t-a^ue outr l| HI 4\fi* [ l.iivenliar prost'iitc'd eonimeiuora- Harry A. Taylor, president of the !i-\e plaques lo it. I'lay I-'neiirichs NJAKEB. and Robert f". Ferguson, 9 I • Winner: Vi>;(:*. t.t ^1'^^• Jersey be- :u;i'\e > It-..v : 'Aii |Hi!,!ic;ihoii uf a fae- who completed a one-year term ns cMMiitise vice president of the .NJA USA s 'Good Friend' In Mexico aJ 1 (amporce ^ ' • > - new OHieers • (lii-i'i-iDi- :ind lu William A. (.'lurk. HKH. spoke to the group. By RUTH B. GILBERT 1 lion n( lual K.Malc Board:-. This Weekend I w unlit i.ilid objective of (In lh.--r;i.f K(i;n nl the \\ aiciuiMi: . to'l:n11iiii'i1 - 11.>».-\,T. Hi,- coiimnliei' 1 I lie YVc.-tfickl Hoard ol Kc.Moi.-. ^'•'•;i i'i';:iiiM. I'••>>• Sii>til> »( Amer- I1'''!""'•i'l .'ii- • .\ildiv.-> lu Ilu- lVo|>ie" , . l0 J lu v ;il U lllJ s n.s. w,!l imiil it* tall Bi'V Scout i-.nn- pnitlcii on Ihe l,;,d of 111,-: "^'- ' - "'•-'•""•'^ •» f -ami-It- l.ano;.-. ili.-ii will in- mailed' '""-^ PHOTOSTATS of (Ul. SlZi ll1 iu u : n eai-h >»'. i I.I.-.! |ii-i(ii- lo Hie elei'-j ' ' ' offiriis are .laau.- .t. ill.- \V.;ii-:nin.!.- Ui-.-,i'i\ alien. I>is 1); li •i.-i l-'i.iir take- in I lie ion. Burdi-it in ele.ti-!.v tn-Ke a "yes"! "' --i'i>. prcMdent. David K. Kin i ov ; ^lt-. iirsl \icc pr.-Mtlenl. t'har!*'.'. (I V. ,',,!i,,:(l. i;;i;uo,h SAME DAY SERVICE •!<•. Si.iicli J'laiiiS ;iiul M'.vr M'«'in:: a io|iy of the pro-1 Meiei'dieivli. M'Oond vke iire.-ulenl. ll v Iii, M-..;I;> :ii-i- -nut!; M «.,ik in • l"'*"-l wor.lin- ,,f the so( -.iHod ex- ! ' "'. '•• SI'IIWM-I-HJ;. M'.-IOI.H •> 1. :!;>• i.i!n|>,..,-,- -.i:,-' Tin- \Vi".ilie'il | plaiialinn, i!n- >i ;ii.- Ixiard of tin-1 ' )l'an -Kilmsiin. tri'.i.-iiirer. lalvinM. • .\!.'iiii-..iii!.-i.!e ;.iiil C;M«,HHI 1rin>i>s i'''"M"1 I'OIIMI'IIMI sr\eral lawvvrs pi liwai I/, direetor: and lltarlc- No- Westfield Studios «: I ii!.i-i ;l Mir.ituttaskin I'.nk in •u '«• ll'!l "" '"Mid iiatl a Mroiij: jus-j kuii'V. diivi-.or. -!it 1> oil ;t in. on Saliirday. itiun |..ir Hun i-oiuvrn thai tin Hairy T Hanker i.s cunenlly sei \ Portrait and Commercial Photographer* T!,;. .s, illj: tt.'ls |HVJM,lli-i;ll. U'llll I 111' riu Ihe secomt year of a lhre.-y.-ar 121 CENTRAL AVENUE ADAMS 2-0239 Plains al Ilu• : lu'l|' ul ait aiiorney Ihi'y dispalilu'il -li.i:u-r' I!;L!I Si-lioul mi Park Air., | '' '•'.-ranis lo Ilu- Slau- AlUirm'y- B^^"l|||l' •HIM' ••M|H —.::lir IMl.f ..111! il.i> Till- MlHll-s Mill -,<; <'IH-ral JII 111 111 I !»• \|'» JITM'V .See- llis liart ntS arn\i- ai lin- W.iiiliiin- K-.-MTV alnin •''elary ot Si.ili- a>kins; llu-ni Id pre- visit »*' " : v< Ronald M. KusU-r (H .-! :i' a :•:. .: il tvrn ,v;..rl !\ will .-.it thfir liim-li i llll- 1"<"i'il' Vw<~ iimsiillalnin be- 1 i,:: id,- ir.,:! H\r,-ii ih(- [no mm ;iiut flu lea^in'. il I p :r.. ii»> uiii ariiM- al Hie i "H> ">'"il"- "^ '""'-'I ''own In the l 1 u v il as l ivr cl 1 1 Exclusive at $248 eaiiip silf. |!,-:v ihu-e «iil IK- emit- j """ " "° ""> ™ ' >' (VlliV- Ilii^a:II,I.-:I.--- .tiin.Ml.,,„>„^- „-,!,.,fialiolUs n„,: Illegally IHTMKI.-IW Ihr l-:.'iiillur in \i In, li 1 lii-y M-1 ti] I): iv'.inally niniited from Ihe "Ad- graduation ilu ir camp .-*.!(• :;:i'l ni,,in!.iin il ess lo Ihe I'euple" was an t-xplatia New General Electric year at Harvard At ;i I.i p.m. a iiie will In- i ' :ill of Ilk' inaehilu-ry for making fu- l%m bec-koncd. As an i lu-hl li.-iRitius M-I'MI t-s uii! In- lu-1,1 i ' ie ctian^es in appuiliouitient -— Lai Corps molioii pic'.ure • Siimlay iiiiiriiin^ al i. <-..mp MI.-i ihaii^c' s thai Hill he required tie- Range with P-7 J^r Hu?h >™s unopwU'd- cause of [lopiilalion shifis. Al IcaKtie : at HI a in. Suml.iv the linnp.s \\;;|l Sd'to the Navy 'or six ; insistence, lias is mm included. 'I'lie liitak raiiip anil s',,1! !hr si'i oml ail ' Oven that !**« which tinw Iw :ie«wn- is ;1 ii.'iitiir.' trail. \\IMII:KU |..iir,,!s will! '''•'" ''"' ri'appi.ili.inim-nl Com' 'jdmiral Richard Byrd on an Iti- au;:ri!'.-il rjlilnms. A:IIT auai>iutl HWUii* Up of 10 UH'MllxTS. 10 tie Antarctic. (i\r iippninlrcl hy tin1 Sialo Cliair Cleans Itself THE FOSJ'tKS—DAVID, MAKI.AKl... in (.11 AMI t>i IMU \l are iH't'M'iih'tl liu- lio>s i\ ill Ink, expedition of 194B- hnnic.. 1'Iir puMic is nnileil lu nun of cruh nuijor political ^ or csUblislunent United State Infonrvalion Agistriel I-'mn. the sample ballot still seems lo the M th* dlall Utch th* door! And (cjacrtary Award in 1»4H. Tl»c highly coveted Ediiibiiriili Film !e.»t;«e lo su;:t:csl a "yes" vule. lie- .'on twi<-e hv I'"111'1'"'"-*' Mexieans vntli Anuneaii! th* raw P-7 own go*> to work—• gxxo to Harvard where, in Festival Award was won | oll cause Ihe plan dues nut meet Ihe clobber* great*, spills, apott, Hugh—first for writinitg' "Balli-t.s' '. '''"• ••• " K'i inolioii pu-litivs aim i It a^ue crilerin for ii ami aivunl hands from harsh cleaning chemicals. The same n complete before tiring re- I Air ymi cunfiisi'it ahoiit iini'stiun SI wives a to .-ippi-ar tin Ihe bal children for montli. Co. average (or alactric couking I..SIA there were only Iii stalJ incni- Even the back of tho oven and those hard-to-reach take a long-dcsen'eti vaoalion to;u- lot) No\. i!" Tlti1 <|iiti>M(H] asks you 2« por KWH. lii'rs in leleviiiiMi. Tixlav we have I corners come out spotless as the day you bought (4tt 1950 gniduat ion- from ing Europe. T^ic airline hixsless on lo vule "yes" or "tin on whether over 2X m our \Va»hni;;lon .Sludms STy«r ''.'p.','11 wi"?."." MK»? '*• Economical. too-Just 70t per cleaning, less tte directed television com- his fligltl from Vienna lo Itoitu- was ymi appiinc of the pinposed cinisli alone." manuiacturing dufocu. than the cost of cleaning by hand. Other work- kkr'lic J. Walter Thomjison Miss Gundrun Palleich, and after a Inlion.i] aiiu'iultnt-Ml lu ri'ap]>oi'lioii New York for tlirec years "courtship by con"es|>ondonee" aixl Itfls Ilia! Ihe. iiiisii'i;: lierue.-t i iht- Slale f.i laslature. Nn nnu/N PAVMFNT) saving features: big-capacity oven; self-cleaning .was production manner several visits, the pair was married in our foienin MTVK-C an- Ilic «HD A Cnnsliltiliocial ('unvcnlion cnii- HcvTCDuci " Calrod» surface units; appliance outlet; automatic in April of !!»«). Their two children EA5Y TERMS! oventimor. iSS din scries called "Tlie and ctiililrt-n of stalf im-inlM'i> M-ni',1 l.i-l M.-ir.-h IT.. fiinip«i.-.i'd t.f an «uu "Wore Coin;; into free-lane ;irc David, 5 years old und ]\larj;arel "They rrpnsenl the American w;r\ I'iplal iillliilii-r ('I tlt-lr^att-s ii'olll hold You mir orJtr thf tnoild ahiuvn itnougri ui, your frinehlnd Q t! d coineiilicii u;is clLir to adjourn in Westf ield's Only year-old ".Nan.)" called Iv.pcraiv.i Jtinr Ihe deli-kali's lin;d!y m»l down lo I hi1 .oiisiiliM'ation *»f a helps can- for David ami Kiki and { G-E Dealer 1-diiu.ilele.s the l-'usler hnusiliolil. Slie l'!a» Jl'^l was supposed lo he in 1 FOR MAJOR APPLIANCES speaks no l-ji^lisli, lint (itiilriiu and with the (ini'-ntan. OIH - the children are ali llnenl in Spanish ; Ull('- 'l'-ei-i»» of the eoiuts. Tti<- n- and Hiuih can "Set hy" m Ilial Ian | ^'» »':1* " l«dilieal cumproin.-,e de f 143 E. Broad St. KiiaKe. so there aiv no i.rul.'.eiiis ,:i|---ilined I tile, t the county ma L Westfield c.(muTsin;i uilh each oilier. i hints and the si-nls of as many in- liimlienls as possible anil Ui keep all CORNERS Their fiilure plar.s caj lur ct!i 11 ' i fuliiii- r.-appiirtioiniK-iils luufer puliM- WINNER. AAA TRAFFIC JAF1TY AD 3-2121 Iliive-year luleli in MI'MI'U anil I parly coalrul. POSTER CONTEST the pwsihihty of luini; senl lo Kin. Open Monday and Friday Til 9 — Daily To 6 A cuiitintiint; commillee of Hie con- Tokyo, Cairo or just alxiiit any plai e in Ihe world. Alllioii;:h the l-'ixster-. realise there are thlliciill ies invohi-.l for Ilieir- yiHiiuslei'S in making IICM friends and adjusiiii;; lo new placs. they- fiid Ihe rewariLs of living ant! learniiiK in diffeienl connlries mine lli.in c(iiii|H'n.--.ate for any disadvan- tages. The t!nite. lim.lftk. I IIIN tnidlljtle IIMIIII ur«»|i. rl) nnii w, portance to tin.' entire woiid. ", Jr. r

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nl way of 1- j. i-l Urn:" hut Rutgers School i ou:t'r hum: iis. Kucli sex looks Or. Albert K. Mi itoin tin: University T 1IOIX.K «OltOM"r AREAS PAVED The present clean. Dr. John J. CHRYSLER — P!,YMO1 TB II1I1T j J on!o. an(* a Lilt. O decree OW'eiH, is leaving Oct. 31 to become | IMPEHIAI- — VALIANT IHim.i-; TIM H. lie had been a mathc-nuitics I.-H IM.VniOr'J'H — S'-ivi'.c of the lUityirs FiiciiiUutiiuI ci-lelj>a- profc.sstir and for several years vrla.'l ('l.ry»U,r Molwrs IJi-aHr 1 ion because of I lie Ions historical served as university M'creiary. TIFFANY DRUGS Call ^Bi^Hi^Hi^UiaCUvai Atv^a' MM ^r^ ^^lavm^^i^^ ^"^ • ^ • • ••• -— ties hrl Ku'i'.crs University and A graduate of Columbia Univer- Open 7 Days a Week JAPANESE StHOLAK—Dr. Tsmw Shirai, 11 Jnp.incsc psychologist Jap^n sity he received his AM from Co li'i tz itcnt-u '.'a Krnm 9 a in. to 10 p m. who Is Uaching jt Douglass Colli-gt- this yrar, dials with Judith Oross- Iiecjtise she lias only been in the iunibia and holds honorary doctor- Sundays and HuliilHys lncl. handlfr, center, of Wistwood :md Pamela Taylor of Nr» Yorli Oy. ates from Fairleigh Dickinson l.'ni- students III a course on :hi- dFvrlopiiunt or symlw'U- behavior. U S. for u lev weeks, J)r. Shirar is BODYART Fr«« l'lck-Up and Delivery - H. ESTWta; .'•r'ali/.c iilmut Anicri- vi-rsily and lilownfield t'ollene. hesitant to jiei A I) 8-22OO "('o-('dwr;itioii;il cullc^es can makt can college stu 'l-.-nls She says most l)i-. Moder is chairman of the GOODWIN MOTOR COLLISION SHOP HIS Buulh Ave. W. WritSrld .vourit! wonu-n loo dependent on men of the slutleri'.- at IJMUKIUSS seem hoard of trustees of Hluomfii-ld Col- Co-Educalion Aim CORP. • i-,.lli.-i.in l-:»l"-ns at the very liino in llioir lives -Alien mature and c.i-.'cr to study. liul she lew. a Iru.stee of Union Junior Col JTUDEBAKER • MERCEDES BEN7 • Am.. :ui'l Tro.-li lii'linlsliliiK llley ^loulj be learning lo In- inde- I doesn't t-xpi-ct to find them vastly l<"4c and former treasurer and tnis- • I us 111:1 n< I- KKI iuial, K • iT'.ily ;mil l-'ini|ir it' p.iiiH Seen Curb To l><-ndent, *iiL* says. "As long us biu-; different I rum their Japanese conn- tec of Hie American Mathematical HILLMAN r SUNBEAM Society. DARBY'S DRUG STORE loj'.ical dilferi-iH-cs exist, and natural (Id-parts. AUTHORISED Coll 789-0330 He was on l'-uve from Flutters in BHlcti and Service Independence tendoiK-iL-s diff'-r, there will IK.* a ] "J'lie toen-a.ve phenomenon is 1'l.alDtltld 4-SIUO South Ave. Garwood PEARSAU i,-,le for the college which aims spe- i u-orlV. wide." sin- comnients "Some I!i."i7 to serve as execlutivc din-din ; W* Park Av«. Plalatrio Phone: ADams 2-1198 cifically »t educating women." of tin' (ninmission on Mathenuitics. Dr. Tsunc Shirai is a prlile psy- i of the hoys 1 s.iw on j,trt-et cor'iH-rs FRANKENBACH In Japan. ])r. Shirai notes, tin- | in New York show exactly the same an a.L'iney of the College Kntrance SEVELL'S 339 South Ave. W Westfield chologist with a lai-K«-siz«d iwlicf in I'lxanMnation Hoard. the importance of tin- role women's women's coMrxo has a particularly j dress and attitude lli.it teenage lm.\s t LAING MOTOR CAR CO AUTO BODY CO. important job lo do. I in .hipan display." i colleges can play both in the United Eat. 1804 FENCES States and her native Japan. "The fcuclitlivtic sy.sl whicli ended only with the U. S. able to encourage coopi-ration he-1 Authorized Dr. Shirai, ..-'in is s«rvinfi as Asso- AAA • ALA • M.C.A. Road Aid NEW JERSEY FENCE CO. Army occupation after- the Si-cou'.l tween students at the Tokyo Worn-1 ciate Alumnae Visiting U-clnror in YOUR CADILLAC F E N'C E S World War, has left many of our en's Christian College and Douglass i 21 Hour TdU'lliK Psychology at Doufilass College dur- Sales and Service Japanese women with some psycho- College. I • Industrial Ine the current academic year, takes Parts — Paint anil Body Shop I-ViKk-r Hi-|mlru — 1'alnlliiK • Residential logical catching up lo do. Many of SOCIAL Tru

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demic interest is developmental psy- or more in cash wages to a house- Authorized • mill Lamp Sli«.|f, ;t chology, how eonce]itual develop- hold employee ('uring a calendar RAMBLER J AX MAYFAIR TAILORS ment in children occur;;. She hopes (junrlcr, she must report the wages "Formal W«ar IlcntHl*1* Sales and Service lo .study groups of American mothers and pay lire s.K-ia-l security taxes de- AUTO PARTS We H»vo Our Own Stuek K |lay (; who share her- inlerest in how chil- ducted from Ilic employee's wages Parts — Repairs (CUSTOM TAIIX3UEI> BU1T8 ami Hll lym or au dren develop. Vlnll Our K.-i-vlcc l)f|it. CUSTOMER EN!( ai:d those imposed ui>on her as an USED CARS • Dry Cleanlniir • Alterations "I have worked closely with organ- employer to the Internal Revenue Up Tn r.O'/,, Dlm-iiunt XS3>ISa8 AND PARKING IN Service. nn All 11 Uolmb7 at. We»lfli zations of Japanese mothers, and I AD 2-2456 AD 2-2IJ1 :ioi>c while I am here to be able to Household employees include baby AITTO PAUTS At ACCIOSSOlinOS 420 South Ave. W. V/estfleld see how simi'nr American groups sitters, maids, cleaning women, lOlittirlllK All Nilll'iliiilly 765 CsntroU work," she. says. laundre.--M'-s, cooks. hmisi-Uet-pers, Kliuwn I;..MI,1 NiiMli-3 Westfield. N. gardeners, janilors, har;lymen, gov- • FUEL OIL 'rnesses, butlers and allother donu-s- Call 232-8114 LAMP MOU ic employees. All household work- 1138 South Ave. W., Westfield REEL-STRONG FUEL CO. ers including those called day wnrk- NORRIS "Dependable. l-'rU'iidly Servlca -rs. who work hut on;- day each Klnce I'J'itt" week, come imd:-r the provisions of CHEVROLET, INC. MOllII.IIHAT this law. LIGHTING 8, THE DRIVER'S • BARBERS ml HKAT1NU OIU) Coltf l:li-i. Cranfurd l'.'.\'m\'. hh"l',"l.j* SEAT H Mililr '1" '11 11421 whicli includes a soli" addressed BARBER SHOP All 'r.v ii^s of i Air. nntt MrN. ,Fmm-» V. l-'lttm »r Nrofi-lt J*titlnN nr<> (iiivv Hiltiu (u tUrlr envelope as a»i integral part of it Fniully llnrlx-r Sln>p new b«ilnr htC'trtt n'. U.%(I5 Molluinfit Ayr., Scotfli J'iltliiM, ivliit'll Ific;- "Cilance idenlificnlion" of exit and tliurlEea Air Oiiii.Hlloiw.-rt Any Lii;lii rr<-rii(l»- iMii-rbnucii frotu I»itrr1clti I. %Vnliiti<|.. Mtlr «>r (NU ititillliilf for reporting the earnings and re- and Herrlr* LEHIGH OIL CO., INC. HIT I.:IIM|I P-.tli 1 entrance ramps may soon become a • 6 nnrlit-m lo S^rv* Viiu Slui.l.-M In St ' liHfetl |iro|"'r(}- \\n* nfK olliilcil lay I<>ftui>tCi- l'4'ii|icr flimuuli ((•<• i)fl H-f mitting the taxes due. • H'liiorir* A f-'hlltlrci'a llnlrouitlnfc Division of Joy Oil Co. (if V. II. Kmlfli, Jr., ICi'lillm-. starulaixl fealure on the nation's e IlitnU'urliig for Men aud Wiirat-u i CMIIIUI'-U- l-t Household employers who are on ADam» 3-0220 KUEIi OIL, highways if color coding tests being A I) S-11IK4 "co'if/y-w (he mailing list of the District Direc- North and Central Avei. 11» aolmbr St. Wr««<1eld conducted in several states prove BtrnNEU SKRVICB 5IJA 1'nrk Avr. kM» successful. tor receive these forms every three Wo.tfleld months. Employers who are not re- PL 4-or cent for Imlh employer and em- REILLY THE TOWN BOOK STORE SAMOSETWI) Ohio with some surprising results. ployee. It is the responsibility of Hie OldsmobileCo BOOKS POK ALA, DON MAXWELL employer lo remit the entire amount SERVICE, II Michigan, Oregon ami Ohio are Authorised i'aperbacks of lax to the District Director of • (ar«-fCIHK Card* FURNITURE REPAIRS LAUNtBT - I ;iiig yel-low edge-striping for en- Internal Revenue. Oldsmobila • Hental L>lbrarr Complete Bear Wheel and Frame Straightening trance ramiw an gineer <>f traffic research for the 31 and .Ian. 31. The currenl return is ROTCHFORD PONTIAC • HEATING due on or- before Oct. 31. INO. J S. IRVING C( slate liiglnvay Uci>arlineivl: Authormoil PDNTIAC-TFIMPEBT CONTRACTORS WHALEN'S GARAGE AUT01ITE 1. Eiraetic maneuvers—or chang- Answers lo housewives' questions Sulna & Service BOWLING ing lanes before reaching the cxil on their tax rcsi.x>nsibilities as em- Qooil Will L'soil Cars Authorized "Bear" Station y( SERVICE' rani()—wore reduced by more than ployers can be obtained by phoning or visiting any Internal Revenue 33 North Ave. 600 NORTH AVE., E. TEU AD 3-0393 33 per cent at one Michigan test site, Service office. A complete explana- Call For and Delivery and by more (Iran 33 [Jer cent at an- otJicr. tion of this law is in Circular II PAINT Jt. BODY SHOP whicli is aslo available from IRS T4 North Avr.. Garvruod CLARK LANES OPTICIANS 2. More than 92 per cent of the olfivcs. drivers interviewed said the reflec- HEATING - HUMIDIFIERS tive, colored edse-.striping was a def- IU-yliUiirlnl - Ci-innu-rc-lal ItlllllSll litl ROBERT F. q inite hem-fit. The blue and yellow In UN'tO-IF-aided countries, the edge-striping reflects headlights am UNION COUNTY BOWLING AIR-CONDITIONING Prescription Otfj cost of saving a child's life can be Snnck ]inr • ('noklnll I.'MIIIKP Anthi,t-lz.-il S:il.-s ami s.-rvlcc ROBBINS& ALLISON INC. outlines ramps, especially helpful at t,ll r.i-UMSwi.li AlllnnKilk- less than the pprice of a postage VOLKSWAGEN, VIUIK — rllliVSUIK night. Drivers- (raveling at higl I'lllS.llOlS i Kim nt. ; Established 1912 stamp or an ice cream cone—or I'lvr i:.vl imatts speed said they noticed Hie colored Inc. I I'l-i'i- SIHIni^ ^i-rvli-i- I--H1- llowlinir candy given al Halloween. MlillH-IM Dial 233-6222 ramps sooner. This reduced confu Authorised > l-'n-f Piiylliiu- r.owllmr Instruct "RAYMOND it sion and mistakes that may have lei t>y u. ECONOMICAL FORD AD 2-0925 Spi-i-l.ili7.liit: In Saloj Servlc* l:, si.I. in i:il THUNDEnBIRD AlU-re.'.MTHiNING NK1 113 Quimby St. Weslfield AD 2-3673 Call 233-3213 OIL HEAT 319 North Ave. E. Weitfleld 474 North Ave. E. Westfield 519 Soulh AV'-^JT FREE ESTIMATI CONVENIENT TERMS LINDEMAN BUICK CO. AN AD INC. SHOES 54 Elm Street QUICK Autliortm.fl IN JiSjRVINjgrCOMPANY ORTHOPEDIC IS PARKING A PROBLEM? BUICK and OPEL SHOE PRESCRIPTIONS "Building Headquarters" Sales and Servlco THIS SPACE CALL Filled Sr H'MIII'lt • SUM,WORK • MASO.%'* Part* — Ropalrs CRISANTI QUALITY USED CARS WILL BRING ADams 3-0662 — 3 —• 4 Orthopedic Speclnlint Phon* AD 3-1492 AD 2-8484 430 North A-re. B. WratKl Vi Tu»» **• RESULTS 004 Centennial lie. Cr«; •uuummTHE WESTFIEI.I) J vc joine in a center's planning. .. (iel. -S .:nd 2ti. nx cotijuuc- Ihifidred.s of O' iks. Mippliei* hy the \ s'-wii-s :rid hi-slory hooks, a The purpose of the center is to , --kii!>. a Iw.i.y,..;,,- i-o,::,uui- , Planning Board i district s:ms i!;a>i;i^<-!- at She \eu-i nil I'.ac': to School XifclUS Trail Hook Sloi to U- ! ark du-tiic; !,.i :in- ludiisti lal them- [ H.inks : of Wcsliield and j New this year are the special in- attempt to meet the states critical a!s | ,.(,v.,,. ., Wldo raiijje of micresi.s. '.- lit'.:: r one ma mr suhdi\ i«ion • ' "' Sv'uiii Milw aukeo. Wis.. i WVdii. tiuii of paperbacks for children. As tional subjects in high schools. \o •:.:::iy Iron; «:« to -i :iu p.m ; They wiii inclutl, old and IH'W bonks | in tho past, proceeds of the sale will M..1 . w.th certain stipulations: continued MrMv.. IMis/.ki :is/.kua received a US dos:ivderive HtuI •' anamd! Ibulls evcririU'a Irom 7 J;~i muii ' |,v V ,,. ,,.;» , • • cational schools and community col- dent-. auii irs. picture books he used to pmchnso new books for leges, a spokesman declared today. . ;.> res»-r\i' dei isi»n (in anoiher ma- chemical eaium -er:iu; horn the I ni-j !i :«J. Co rhaiitnen of I ho «'U'iit are > (,„• ',„!',' s.!i,0\i,!| eitsy to read ' .)or siii«li\ isio'.i and denied an ap- vers.ty of Wisconsin. j Mrs. K. Phillips and Mrs. H. - hooks M-'ienc- ' tlie school library. Tentative plans for the center in- : .liurc, humor, and | cliVidip.- H,,M). Umc (,v.,1,,;;y He joined i!u' company as a jun- , _. . .'..' '._. clude the development of a hi;;li f.M I'hcaiiini 1,1 buiUl ;) one-family dwell- school laboratory center which will j classes and on-the job ira'ji ;«K tiuiin- its inreiiiiK last week. ior eheniii.: at tin- llduslon. Texas, i dusiry. I Ai'prmal was t;r..nled to Louis plant MI I:i."i2 and eiiiucs l,i his Kas! serve high school pupils from tin., : Orange office from New ^ urk where I A sherim; fomiuiilcc. Ik.ided In (.!!'!.in i.l West Orance. builder and greater Jersey City area specializ- 1 he «-;i> ni.ai.ei tl, •.elopmen! uiana-1 j i>r. Wili.iiin A. I.KV.M. r. \vii;.:,iu ,i M,. rtraniaiie proMein. follukviny; a public idtm ,.f Sluti! S!:,te I ni- WITH NEWGENERAL ELECTRIC WASHER AND DRYf R voi>ily :n ^ tscor.^ii). .in iD'ernani'n- ' T]w btKird continued Ut reserve <1e- Freeholders Argue aNy i•ecoKiii/.i'd iuitiiorily in ncuij>a- ' ciMon on the appliialicm of Becal lional eduialioii. is SOIMIIU as Ken- Inc. tnr preliimuary approval for a Merits Of Report GENERAL E1ICTRIC oral H;;I ^raduale cf North«e.»iern I niwi.-iiy and lm!d^ • Ihis ina'.fer was held al the Septem- On Insurance 2-Speed,3-Cycle a imisin's dei;n'f in hu-incss ad ber mer-lmii and decision v\ns re- ministration from the I'mvi-rsiiy of served ;d that time. Finance Chninn.'in WilHam J. Chicago. He has ako ilone ad- Hesidr-nts of i!u> area again ap- AIUTII Jr. of tin* Tnion t'ounty Boord Filter-Flo'Washer peared at tlie meetinj; to register a of Freeholders said Thursday niuhi vanced work in iiunaeemi'iit sla!i.~- 1 lies at New York Uiiversiiy. protest against tiK pro|iosal. jjar- a iiuninuini savings oX $10,000 will WITH SPECIAL ticuiarly as it pertains to paving a he realized m'Xi \i-ar fhruuy.h pio- Ho joined Western Klectric Co. in portion of Sherman Avt1. They are jKisecl cltank's in inMiranee eover- cool-down cycle for lst:i.'t and has served in management cmui'ini'd primarily uitli the safety capacities lor thai company in llli uf the children. Ahem in;u1e the prtyiictsoH aft of nuis. Ohio and New York. Mr. The Thinning Hoard 1ms received Ihe Democratic majority was rluil- PERMANENT PRESS I I'i'cka has been al the Keainv a petHiun signed hy more than fill Imtit'il hy Keimhlit all Kre^'holder Works sinct 1 ;i02. He has scr\ed oil residents of Ihe area proJesimt1. the Harry V. Oshonte Jr. lo prodiu-i1 a NOW ONLY the Jersey City Chamber of Com- paviou and a coniniiiniealioii was promised icpurl i»n the county'* in- merce and is currently a HH-IIIIKT •JU» received from the Washington SMtaiu e program. of Ihe Slate Department of Kduea- SCIHMII PTA reqtiestiuu the board to Ahi'rn said sti^ceslcd elianyes in lion'.s Vocational Kdueution Advisory yivi1 serious cousideralion to Ihe coveraKf will hr i.tiseus.seU with the $ Council. safety of the children before rendor- board soon by Irvine Hean of Sum- 95 n RobfH T- MM'1"*- C«rm^rl> or NomrrMff. lirr mt»v ri-Mhli ing a decision. mit, ihe freeholders* instinineii ad- : Concurrent with the pTanniiu: ef- ,» rnlilcncf »l •'•* l'n»»K( M. Tln-J |>urclui«. ,1 Oil* |,ll viser. r s. I'ratl, through Ike office or Dmtkrr «: IJuitker, Ji fort, courses have already been The residents were told thai llw started at the center this semester hoard is also concerned with the According lo Ahrrn. a preliminary for teachers in manpower trainin;; safely of the children but lhat side- stir\*'y shows Oiai SiT.ddO vnn bo walks will he installed, if the appli- s;n*'d ov««r a Ihree year perithl tin skills center jsro^rams anil for pri- NO DOW199N PAYMENT I EASY TERMS I cation is approved, so that there will fire insurance. AIIOIIKT $1K;JUO can vate and puhlic hc.uity culture school 1 inslnietors. he no safely problem involved in the In saved \w\l year on Workmen's children ^oin.u to and from school. CompensaiiiHt. he added. f The Center for Occupational Kdu- It was also pointed oul thai Sher- He pointed mil lhat even with in- [REPLACE WOOD cnlion is jointly sponsored hy the man Ave. lias to l>e cut through from Washes 14 lbs. of heavy fabrics really dean! Seasoned Hardwood creases u\er ihe present year be- Touch a Key. Turn the DM and Qtt «w FteMt WaaMni Emtf 3 tovel Water «•!•»• l)i\is',m of Vocational Kduealion. Cranford lo Stevens Aves,, in order cause i*f insurance nci-dcd for Uie Free Delivery and Stacking the Division of Ilicher Kdueatimi lo provide access lor emergency ve- tions automatically provide the proper amount of water for any clothes load. Famous and by Jersey cily Stale Collr«e. new courthoit^e annex arid parking riiter-rio'system reclrculates water, removing lint fuzz, dirt and soap scum ... hicles. ^arae.e, "a rnitiinunu n( $IO.IHHI can dispenses detergent. You also get 2 waih & 2 spin speeds, 3 wash cycles, 3 wath The hoard denied Ihe application he saved." temps., 2 rinse temps., Wash *n Wear Cool Down, safety start switch and porcelain HASKELL BROS. of John Sa\ oca to build a one-fam- Ahern was praised hy Vrvv\wU\vr enameled tub nnd basket. Damp-dry spin leaves many pieces ready for Ironing. ily house at Si. John's 1*1. nnd llo- Arthur <'. Fried lor an investment Other years-ahoad features! rian lid. IH-C.HISC the lot is under- program tHili/in^ budj^ii a|>pro]>ria- Oanarol fltttrh Waihiri and try»rr«s fomr • WM^TIMir n wnihtr and titymr vrIffi orl SCHOOL'S sized. lions in short li'iin notes and secur- ltl.wil fow-ywr jKHi. • flrU W tk* mm+m. TREE EXPERTS ities. •Minimum n.t.11 Tik. 1Up to 14 Ib. t..«»fcbrtn,« ft. nl»4 htH. TenMiy OiJ.t tin MoJm shmnItinuik Ui, YonFimctilMd BEOHNT. ••• OurCmnttlh^tf, MeM**iTKIM. Fried said Ahcrn's inveslinenls Traffic should earn $IMt.oii(i this year, or WESTFIELD'S ONLY COMPLETE LINE OF CUSTOM twice Ihe aninunl uf similar earn- TREE SURGERY Court ings for any previous year. G-E DEALER Itepublican Krcelioltler Waller U1- FOR MAJOR APPLIANCES J Hoskell — Proprietors A. Haskell The following Municipal Court rich, on the olher ham I. charged cases were disposed of lasi 'niurs- lhat the county has lost $r>,nm) this 143 E. BROAD ST. day by Magistrate John M. Macken- year "on short i aled policies." zie. When asked lo substantiate Ibis he WESTFIELD •6785 754-4146 Russell flaines. 131 Coeclola I*!., In- answered. "It will tie presented AD 3-2121 drive Carefully tent to defraud, $.10, and no driver's shortly." license In possession, $15. nnd coil- Ahern refuted Ulriclfs conUVuliaii. Open Monday and Friday TJI 9 — Dally To 6 lempl of court, $21). Henry .T. Btiltman TU, Sprinfifield. disorderly person, $30, and reckless drivinc, $75. Edward Minor, Jin Caccioln PI.. disorderly person. $20. Stephen .1. Hetriek. 789 Wontilnnd A%-e., Plainficld, careless driving, Us Plymouth Dealer&wittrfo Kussell I.oprcsti, !••!<; Downer St., nllnwine unlicensed driver lo operate vehicle, $.10. most anything, tb Drew D. llalvorsen. IflOfi drand- view Ave., careless driving, $20. lioherl Weinenhacker, 320 Cook hre's More To This Ave., Scnlch Plains, running a slop sitn, S20. Willie Sponnor. 131 Caccioln PI., Sow Meets The Eye overtime parking and conlempl of -New wht-you^vor PtyRiouflt Pwyf Long«B court, $7. Mott irnur*. Toppld oil wHK loving tqV Wreh NcnAfitl For 1108 years we've been telling AiUlrens Change k our FUEL is tops. From wood- One week's notice H requested of readers of the "I.endor" who ltooil. But you really can't be are ehnnglnR their nddresse*. Address lists are made up one week In advance, nnd while It Is winced until you try us. possible, at the last minute to send an extra paper to a new address, it Is not possible to pre- vent the already addressed paper from Koine to the old ad- dress without the wcek'n notice. The "Lender" will «c happy lo THis is a wonderful time to make the test. Order from us — forward papers without extra cliarKe anywhere In the United »hen sit back and relax. States for those subscriber* who are planning to lie away for tem- porary periods. collect the PLAID STAMPS we give when bills are paid w«thin 15 days. 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Want us to whip you up a caka? Do a lew handstands? Or just stop bugging you ao you can teat drive a '67 Plymouth Fury? Wo'11 do darn near anything to bring I Open 24 Hours a Day you face to face with one. From tho top-ot-the-line VIP lo the dollar-saving Fury I, Ihoy'ro ihe biggest, most tempt- ing Plymouths over. Longer by almost 4 Inches, much more •00 SOUTH AVE..WEST JtR3E> luxurious, wilh no loss than 21 new safoly-value feature*. 6H Park Ave., Plainfield Como try Fury—and put our do-anythinq promise to the teat. BUILDING HEADQUARTERS (IlrC Olb »"» /About tho only thing wo won't da PL 6-O008 Is shortciianga you on comfort. * TIymoutfi'67 IUMBER • MILIWORK • MASONS' MATERIALS Registered PharmaeliM In in-A-Cnr Swft*»p&MVftr,'.ct t'> w>n a 0? C^f/cit-r, Pl/n^ulh, Of Imperial. How (luting cur bly 1'iO? Plyr..jt'h Annoufice^enl Cdobralion, HARDWARE • FUELS altondance al star* Day and Nigh) AUTHORIZED DEALERS CHRYSLER MOTORS CORPORATION

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AUGUSTINE MOTORS Inc. BERSE BROS. VALUABLE 576 North Ave. E., Westfield 443 North Aye. W., Page 8 THE WESrFIELD (N. J.) LEADER, THURSDAY, OCTOBEK 20, 1966 = le&s sleep. In more advanced cas- ouslv iff , „ was lark of knowledge concerning ! which pertains to "Higher Educa- cs there may be nausea: rapid heart en eai> T. the vvhoujK-r's lile. Before anything • tion." Health Hints action: weakness, a bluish-red color desir-hi | Mrs. Gordon Allen. international significant could be doni: to save PTA Activities By MICHAEL S. NEWJOHN, M.D. of skin, nails and lips: and Joss of but ]° ° '" ' tins s|)oru-s, a fireat de; uf- j PHANTOM KILLER The (x'.st protection against insid- 'J'lif magnitude of public interest Jefferson Board | lernoon iit Miuduwaskin i^ui'k- | One of ihv licaltli thrt'dls of wjn- : in wlioopor.v is I'vidc-nced by the ro- , ious monoxide poi.soninjg is a de- The Jeffcrron School Piirent- j Mrs. JJIIHS Howard, children and | (or coim-s from our efforts to keep ! pendable supply of fresh air. Seri- By FARRIS S. SWACKHAMER | ct-Til ^ppoiirjirux" of iwo books lell- Teacher Association executive board j youlh chairman, anji i- of I our homos and oursc*he.« v>ann. Fire j ing tlicir slyry. One is "The Hunl me! at the school Oct. 12. Mrs tlie eliilor"n and youth meetings, to Indractor, Uulun Junior College Institute, Cran/ordL N. J. is hdth a jiVCM'fvvr and a destroyer for tin: Wliuuping Crimes" by J. J. Homer S. Clinch, president, prc.MCi- be held at tlie First ISapli'l Church of Jifc. We should nevrr fail to ex- McCoy il-otluop. J.' ajid Shopard \ cd. Other officers present were: in Koscile. 'i'he pro^ri'in on I_>cc. 1 | rrciso cauliun in usin^ it. Co , New York! and the other is Mrs. Jarnos C. Moran, first vice- will be "The Kxcopt ional Cliild," 1 : Carbon mono*ido is ono of tl»c Every fall I watch the papers i-jr •. bers long before civiliziilion's juisli "Tlie Whooping ('rant.'' hy Kuil.h president; Mr. Woi'.on Sanljorn. sec- Jan. 21,. "Safely." and the M;iri-h I pjaducts of combustion, an oxlreme- a news item or editorial concern- | helped the dt'-linr. | McVuliy 'JO. 1'. Ditlton and Co., Inc., und vice-president; Mrs. John Kile, program "Hculih and Meotui ly deadly Mfis. iiocau-sc it is odor- ing the latest whooping crane la'.iy. j <-'onsi-rv;iliuJlisl.s bi'cnnie aware of New York '. corresponding secretary; and Mr. llca'di." 1 les.s, i( may be present indoors in After summering and raising a fan the big bird's plight in the early Tin latler hook is the best huy. Cy Sic-mher, treasurer. Mrs. Slanley I>;iitch. hook fair co- dungerous cuncciUrjtion without be- ily in Wood Buffalo National Park t.'iirlics. In JU37 the I!. S. Fish and allhnucli bulh are bused on Iiuhc-rl The njmin.tt.iru; committee, moved chairma.i, announced that Mrs. FRIENDLY 1 , in^j delofled through the offecis il in Canada, these great birds mi- Wildlife Service acquired the SI. Porter Allen's reports to the Na- | that Mrs. Kric KGulp be { (.'athfiiii' Si'tlcw Jliiielnnan, aulhor j produces in iis vklims. TJiercfore grate down the Mississippi fiyway Charles Kanrh on Blr.i'kjac-k Penin- lionul Audubon -Society and his hook j recording secretary for the school • of cbildren'.s bucks, will be present j ail furnyces und fhics should regu- SERVICE to the Aiansas National Wildlife Ref- sula in Texas and renamed ii A "On the 'frail of Vanishing Uirds ' year. lil«i-U7. It wa approved hy at the Book Fair. A table with | JurJy be inspected to be sure that uge in Texas. After they've all siis Migratory Waterfowl Ki-fuw. Al- In Stewart t,. UdaiJ'.s introduction t Die Executive Board. "Uooks for Adnils" v.iH he intro- no gust's of combustion Jeak into arrived, a count is made and the though the area was not bought for the McNulty hook, he soys in part Mrs. Homer S Clinch asked that . duced t.iis year ;it (he Hook Fair. rooms. Unvifjiied (yr>cs of iieatcrs re news flashed lo the world the cranes alone, its place in the "This book is the slory of a lov members who played bridge attend ! Mis. Duitch win. Jioppy ty announce s/ioi(Jd he u.si!d only in rooms where n enjoy Although the count duiinR the minds of bird-watchers is due to affair—l)etween a civilized sophisti' the Jefferson PTA duplicate bridge (hiit Mr:;. Gluhuc.k, ifallci-y lecturer these birds. cated nation and an enormous, elu games and thanked the following adequate ventilation is maintained. 1938-39 winter was 14 and tins lig- al the Melropo'itan Museum of Art Karlicsl symptou.s of carbon mon- here with Mom uj-e rose to 44 last year, the up- Prior Id the 1840's there had been sive bird. We, the people who hoslc.-ses: Mrs. Murray Moskowilz in New York, will talk on "North ms ward trend has been extremely er- a fclruup uf whimpers (hat lived year slaughtered the bison ami exlermi and M •«' Willi-im U. Turk America" at u pupils' assembly. oxide poisoning include persistent ratic. Some years no young were iwied the passenger pigeon, have G. J. Glasser and Donald H. Kis- Mrs. .James T. Clarkson, safety 'round in Louisiana. Kxeept for one had a shift of conscience in the lasl yawning, headache, dizziness and Come, hove a pi found among the returning cranes: survivor thai \v;is captured and elle, teachers' salary co-chairmen, co-chairman, reported that 45 mem- net losses were posted in 10 of the r>0 years and have made the preser reported on the recent work done by drowsiness that leads only to rest- placed in Audubon }'nrk Zoo in New I'.'iliun of rare species of wildhfi bers have si^n;.-d up for the "Safety 28 years for which we have reliable li-ijjis, these birds were wiped out the I'arcnt-Te.'icher Cojncil in West- Shield" 'irograin. She asked for vol- Back lo School Night will be held delicious and thrifty! data. 1 one of our nation conservation pur by a tiurrie.-ini . Following this ca- puses." field. A letter of thinks was sent to uiilcers to serve hot chocolate to the Thursday at 7:31) p.m. Honored Whooping cranes were never very tastrophe, the American Oruilliolo- this committee. Safely patrol di'fing cold v.eathcr. guests will be 'he superintendent of ls' Union called for immediate plentiful. The top estimate for all Mrs. Gerald .1. Kreger and Mrs. Mrs. Itubcrt WelliTian, room moth- schools. Dr. Lijliard K. Law, and time is olxmt 1.500 birds. They Mepy to learn "the exact .status of James ft. Crarureo Jr.. teacher rep- ers co-cliainnan. announced that the have lived only on the N'orlli Amer- his species throughout its range McCullough Gels resentatives, thanked the J'TA lioartl room mothers are preparing for the Mrs. Law. und Lt. Thomas Catalon, OPEN 24 HOURS DAILY ican continent and have been here and institute practical methods lu for the use of u telephone in the Halloween parties to be held Mon- safety officer. since the Pleistocene epoch. Un- 'orcslal! its extinction. Old Guard Post teachers' room. day, Oct. 31. Mrs. Clinch announced that Mrs. favorable weather cycles were prob- The problem that faced govern Mrs. Leonard Schork, scholarship Mrs. Samuel iiohinson, library Moskowilz will chairman the cake ably responsible for depleted ninn- me-nt and private conservationists Old Guard member, Herbert It. co-chairman, announced the contin- co-chairman, recommended the fol- sale. Volunteers to help are needed. MeCullotifjli. has heen elected set- uation, 'his year, of the "Tag Cam-lowing books for adult reading: "The Mrs. George Nnpack, hospitality co- riiary-lmisurer of the luler-Cliiip- paign" for Scholarship. The tags will Kremlin Letter." "Dr. Zhivago." ctiainna.i, announced that plans ler Council, representing 18 Olers installed. Hospitality chairman, Henry Fort- man. suicl he was investigating Hie )ossibility of tlie group visiting Hy- att Holler Bearing nml the General Motors Assembly plants. FREELDpjble Bonus Offer! JkflWsoii 1'TA SlaU'H Back-To-S«hool Nifjlit Thursday, Ocl. 27lh Mr*. WllllniH II. ' Klimrlit-ilKr, l« I In- •••-» IIKIIIT »f 217 Golf KAti* M'hlrh MtiV f |tur*-lta*r' >vnn Miitti thrmit»lt Allrv JtiluiN «f l(ol>t>i-l The .leffei'so" School Parent- H. Ntwmiii, lot-. Teacher Association will liold its a fully personalized tinnlial "Back To School Night," Oct. 27 at .7:30 p.m. at After a foriof business meeting, parents will have the opportunity lo visit classrooms, where the teachers will discuss the curriculum for the year. ELECTRICAL CONTRACTORS Honored sttests will be the Super- intendent of Schools, Dr. Ulliard E. POWER, HEAT AND LIGHT Low and Mrs. Law, jind Lt. Thomas Catalon, safety officer. ; WIRING AND MAINTENANCE RESIDENTIAL - INDUSTRIAL COMMERCIAL Call 232-6914 . Weitfteld

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PUBLIC SERVICE ELECTRIC AND GAR COMPANY Page 2 ' " THE WESTFIELD tr,r time or (illi'T t>!rlr!\ it*- : \ ik- :i miiiiluT 'if |u (>|>le. Il i ••Mill ( c (. ii<;u,Y rranford, will lie 1 of the scenes of natural beauty and were told, find il very diflnuli lo relax in.-idr ;lionise -l\. !nl ii-ii SIIIK lay JIU) eonliiUK; through Itt'V. Salvalore Tugliarea! prayer: 7:3U p.m., adull jjrajer: ' 'ih e loll.•HI nK SwiKlay. eliann in Ihe v\hite cJoinincitt-Ll sec- RECTOKY: 315 First Street B: 15 p.m.. adult study program, | 1 Sonic people are afraid lo relax because tIn- innnii 11 !liey (1t» so lli.x tions of Ilhodositi ynd The Hepublk- | "Survey of the Bible." III! i Tlie l ^ionar\* party will inekide ! Phone: AD 2-0332 sorts of fears ;md anxit-Jir.-. crowd m iiimi; ikt'?n. < (Ui IM rs. I-:I i/.;i IK-III Jiv.Uson. former inis- of Soldi Africa. It uill also deal : Sunday Masses: In church. 7, 8 nol allow tlicmsch<* lo rrl;i.\. l>m .-ulim.-nv th.niMivi-:, in ilu-ir \* oik and injiy lo liKinnesij. IJUI al present wilh this policy thai is so controvc-r- : ..» 10 11 a.m. and 12 noon; 9 a.m., UNITY—WKSTK115LD various aetivilics in order Ui ferret liifir ;MJ\I<-!HV. i fiean ui women ;tl llu- Nvack Mis- sial and that at present etiMa^Mi j ,i,j|dml-s Mass; in chapel. 9. 10:15, Affiliated with Unity School of Othir people can relax to .-.oni.- « \K :H wh.n iliey :«••• wiili fi i.-tuls. f;-icui.ii.v <'nll.-w. Nyack. NY.. Miss j niucli of Hie time of the United Na Christianity, I.ee's Summit, Mo. but lilt' inuiuml Iliey are alone iln-y liml llieiii.-r!\es f.n (10111 lieinj; a- j Milihvcl tin-sham, engaged in tion.s. Holyday Masses: In church, 6. NONSECTAHIAN laxod and nrwrful i'c-ajil,- like this" Ilimidi tlic-y prohabty «ill nol admi! ; siou.irv work in Ihe Congo si nee The pielures will, also, tell the6:45. 7:45, 8:45, 9:45 and 10:30 a.m.; Believers In (be Trinity il even In themselves. an1 really .ifi.utl id ln-ini: nhi-ie witli itieir own H^". Donald Taylor, missionary story of tt-liat tlie Christian Church in the evening at 7 p.m. is doing in Southern Africa. Meetings: Every Monday, 8 p.m Cainhodi;i since i%0 but Irunsft'tT- Weekday Masses: in church, 6:30, Place: Woman's Club of Weslfield, In the riiilippino Islands wlion Hi 7:15 and 8 a.m., unless otherwise an- There is nnfhins new nlioul liiiv inohli-ni of iela\a(it>u. and Ihe Chris- Mituuiou in Camljodiii become cri 318 South Euclid Ave., at Tremonl DH. OLIVIA I'. STOKES nounced. Ave lian foilii offers a |iraclk'.il iiiid i-i-nlisiie «•»>• oul 11 diai;noM.-s (lie trouble, eal, and Hi**', ana* Mis. Robert ' Baptist Church To Note and gives tlie solution, raihei like- this: First Friday Masses: 6:30, 7:15 HIa.schkc. missionaries in f);ihome> and 8. <1J Most ]>eople are not ;it pvnee willi ^>od or uith (heir fellow men West Africa sinee 1953, cind who or Luyinen'8 Sunday WF1X0W GROTE Bethel Baptist's PRESBYTERIAN CHURCH Since none of us ean und-i tlie pas!. The f'hi islian faiili pre.scrihcs aeei-pt returning to (hut field in Novun Laymen's Sunday will be observed OUR I-ADV OF LOURDES ing Ihe forgiveness of Cioci and Itx HIM in love «'ilh tiur m-iyliljor. Tlii: c»f tliis year. The tiiissionurit's wi, al the First liaptist Church Sunday R. C. CHOKCII Scotch Plains means a certoin anunmt of apology antl admitli'i^ Iliat IVL- were wron^ describe the opportunities and c Annual Women's with laymen conducting the services 304 Cei.resrrihes an alliliicle of lailh rnlher IhuJi of National Treasurer of The (.'hri.sliui |).m. services. Thu theme lor theiTvice. Sunday Masses—7, 8, 9:15, 10:30 SCOTCH PLAINS fear toward life. However nine-.'' appi-arunees may lie anainsl it. (iuil is in and Missionary Alliance, day is "For To This You Have Keen Special music will be provided by and 12. CHURCH OF CHRIST More Church charge. Therefore, onee our persoi>;ililies arc honestly entrusted to (ioil Kpceial failure of the eonvciitior. 'ailed." group of men called Ihe Conimu- Weekday Masses—6:30, 7 and 8. 1800 Rarltan Rd. we can be sure there is nothing in life or death Hint ean cliaiiKe the fact ivill be thu sliowinK Tlmisday nighi Jerry Yorfci, Minister that our lives are lived in (iod. Tin's mokes for n deefi innt-r [jeaei-. v Dr. Olivia P. Slokes, consultant in ers Chorus, augmented by the boys Holyday Masses—6, 7, 8, 10 and on Next of (ho film "Oiil missionary ionul Council of Churches, New ervice and men from Ihe clmucel 1st Friday Masses—6:30, 7:15. strain. What we need is a positive peace which will keep us calm and was instrumental in loir al the II o'clock service. Novena—Our l.ady of Miraculous opening up i'.e land of Indonesia as 'oik, will he Ihe £iu;st speaker. poised, even when outward Hring* wo dark and diHictilt. Here Die Chris- Dr. Slokes received her HA nnd Medal, Monday, 8 p.m. tian faith offers us a Kilt. Christ says. "My ptnitv I leave with you. niy missionary field, lie later died i 1 Benediction—Fridays 2:30 p.m. Jajanest* eonnMilralion camp clur- AA degrees ;,[ N,.W York Univi ALL SAINT.V EI>rSi.«t-AL CHURCH peace I give unto you," And those who accept this gift find that they tio iity and earned her 1'hU degree Confessions—Saturdays, eve of 1st experience themselves "the peace which pit.sses under.standing." '.u(i World War II. Special music will 559 Park Avenue !;• I>I uvided Tuesday through Friday olumbia University. Scotch Plains ['Yiduys and liolydays, 4 until 5:30, There is no real and det»p relaxation oulside. (he peace of Clod. :ii;ihls by I hi; Cshey Musical Mrs- As a delegate, or lender, 11 The Rev. Joseph T. Hammond and 7:30 until 9. lenders. Mr. and Mrs. Cshcy an ilokos has parlicipalcd in mill, Hector Uaptlsms—Sunday at 2 p.m. by ap- 4 r.lcnted musicians having been en- laiidiiiM national and intern; Sunday: H a.m., Holy Cuininun- iI pointtnent 'Our Inner-City Neighbors Is Topic ajji'd in evangelistic work in many nnal educalional ntul church eoi ion: !>:lf> a.m., prayer and .sermon; ' IWnrriages — Arrangements to he •ounlries for the past :)0 years. •renecs. In lfljfi. a trip around tli nursery care; church school: nurs- nr.dde at rectory two months in ad- Services on Sunday will lie at II oild: ami in !%:! a sahhalicil Hire ery and kindoijwrten in the Kditli vance. For Mission Dinner Talk Wednesday m. and 7 p.m. and each week lonlhs tour of l.'i indepen'.ient Afr I-ee- room; grades 1 Ihrouxli .r' it;hl at 7:'l!> p.m. <'\ce|it Saturday. in nations, have given extensiv the parish hall; grade 0 through FIRST CHUKCH OF CHRIST, 1 pportitnify lo Dr. Stokes for under "Our Inner-City Neighbors," will (iiiTiiiiKcniciits; Miss Hetty The .service Monday nifhl will not bo ill church unlil (he sermon hymn. SCIKNTIST andin^ (lie concerns, desires be Iho subject of the talk by Richard and Mrs. William Sisku, tickets; in the church Kanclti.'uy bill 1 II a.m., prayer and sermon 2S7 Midway Ave. H. Wood at Ihe annual congregation- Hiinold Dunning, special guests, ;md in homes (if members in Ci'iinfurd. '(^Is nf pi.'opU woi"ld-wide. church school: nursery and kinder Fanwood al mission dinner ot (lie I'rc-sbyterijm Mrs. It. K. Henderson, poolers. Wi'Sl field and Stiilch I'kviiis, al Her luime has appeiiriul in "Who' ten in (he IOdilh Lee room Sunday Services: 11 e.m. Church nexl Wednesday in the par- Tile dinner is open lo Hit1 public which the missionaries will eonducl ho in America" lil'ili, in "Who'; grades I through S in the parisl Wednesday evening testimony ish hall. but tickets must lie obtained by Oc-an informal discussion re.tiardinK ho in American Women" am hall: Krndc li Ihrmigh li in churcl: meeting, 8:15 p.:n. Mr. Wood bos been working for lolwr 24 as no tickets will he sold missiiinary work. Who's Who in American F.ducn intil the sermon hymn. 6out!) - Park Calvary Presbyterian >u." at the dinner. The missionary pledge fur Ihe WILLOW GROVE Church in Newark for l!ie past four Mrs. M. .Icrouie Drown is chair ritKSHVTKUIAN CIIUHCH years and 1ms been executive direc- chtirch this year was over $.'!2.lKl(i. WOODSIDF. CliAI'KL The new pledge will lie Itiken at Ihe an and Mcsdamrs Hoberl Allei Morse AveiuiR, Fanwood 1961 Rarftan Koad tor of thu Presbyterian Community id Henry Klbeck are cnchuirnuin. Scotch Plains Center, which is a joint project ot Lutherans To Note close of Hie Cimvention. Sundiiy: 11 a.m.. .lolm llcid o: rs. I.eroy Dnrhy is serving as pro Plainficld will he the speaker at the Itev. Julian Alexander Jr. many churches, since March of ]!>ft>. am chainniiu. . CJuest soloist fu: Sunday: 11:30 and 11 a.m., worship At the center lie directs a staff of e the morning service is Miss M amily Hible hour. The Sunday Laymen's Sunday school, with classes for all ages, wil seven full lime professional pcopli olzendorf and Mrs. Lou F.lhe i 425 East Broad St., Wegtfield, N. J. who serve about 1,500 children i Sunday will be observed as Lay-Science Lecturer eadows will lie. the soloist al lh< )c in s< ssion ol the some lime; Wee ikn all types of religious am men's Sunday in West field's Luth- leriuion .service. The public is in 7:30 p.m., Mr. Reid will also hrinf! TOWN OF WESTFIELD non-religious programs. The Center eran Chinch. The services at 8:30Calls For End To led. ho message al the evening service ministers to the second highest slum and H a.m. will focus attention upon Wednesday: 10 a.m.-2:30 p.m., the PARKING PERMIT PLAN RESERVATION FORM area in Newark whose teenagers are the work (if the lyiety in the Chris- ladies will meet ;>t the chapel for May Be Used In Parking Lot No. 3 — (South Side Railroad Station) Only Belief In Luck il Program [heir sr/mi-inonlhly day of sewing. drawn from three different group?, tian congregation. A complete listing (PLEASE PRINT) _ and (lie young people ore in general of the work and workers of fiedeom- For Hapii'sts Oct. 2«lh of Negro and Puerto Rican ethnic cr Church will bo published for dis- Christipn Pclence lecturer, Nor- CALVAHY LUTHERAN CIIUHCH Name Mr. Mrs. groups. tribution al the services. man IJ. Holmes. C.S.U., speaking in A family ni^ht program ot Ih 108 Eastman St., Cranford Wo<€d, please list same in space's) belw cuss their family opportunities. I'ill moot with Pastor Dahlcuiist. York Metropolitan Summer Service was presented in the church. Mr. Make of Car Vcar License Plate No Committee and tlie Newark Presby- luii-liati Scientist Holmes was introduced to the audi- tery Summer Service Committee. ence by Larry Smith, first reader. Dr. Tucker To Speak Make of Car year License Plate No Lecture Oct. 21st I Title of the lecture lie oynamie and forceful was "Cod — 'ee $4.00 Monthly • Enclosed O PaW speaker and has a real message to .; Nol Chpnce." Dr. Homer Tucker will be the In Scotch Plains guest speaker at the meeting of Ihe present regardinif the needs of Hie "We often hear such expressions underprivileged of our neighboring "Life Unafraid" is the title of a as, 'How's your luck holding Friendship Guild of the First Bap- Signature communities nnd what Chrislinns public lecture by William Henry Al- or 'I've bad nothing but bad luck tist Church Tuesday at (1:15 p.m. In are doing to meet the challenge Ihcse ton, ('.SB., coming here October 21 lately,' or 'I've been pretty lucky the Education Building. Dr. Tucker (Do not "jrlte here — Space reserved for Town use) needs present. under Christian Science auspices. Ihis week'," the lecturer com- was a missionary in Central Ameri- Tlie lecture explores in depth file mented . cn and will speak on his work there. Date Received Permit Month Special music will be presented by Hostesses for the evening will be Mrs. Ace Tllbbs and Mrs. John llci- nature of fear, and the spiritual "Millions of people, unacquainted Permit Number mann. means for conquering it. wilh the divine law which underlies Mrs. Diehard Chamberlin, Mrs. The event is heiny sponsored by all existence, believe thai individual James K. Mitchell and Mrs. James By The dinner is sponsored each year A. Bradbury. Devotions will bo giv- by the Oul Reach Committee of theFirst Chinch of Christ Scientist, li-'e purposes and experiences ;ire Authorized Signature Scotch Plnins-Famvood and lakes subject to chance." en by Carol Deichi-rl. Mrs. John A. Session. Mrs. Herbert [,. Frapwell is Miller, president, will preside. general cliainn.in. assisted by Mrs.place al fi:30 in Senior Hi.u'h School. This belief in chance conies in Hobcrt Harbour in charge of dinner Weslficld lid., Scotch Plains. There many disguises, he noted. This "law is no admission charge. o[ averi'ues" is applied to everylhiny CHRISTIAN SCIENCE aid from heredity lo happiness. RADIO PROGRAMS lie quoted a dictionary definition of chaos as "a state of things in THE BIBLE . which ch:mce is supremo," and SPEAKS TO YOU warned thai "Ihe power of (iod's People don't often realize when Oh! So Clean! divine r.clion remains hidden il we Getting along with others is they're afraid, because fear has so IKIVC inure faith in chance than in an important part of doily many disguises. There's only one iGod." living, but it's especially im- way to live without fear. And So clean it looks like new. I He ah'o quoted two chalk'UK'ni?: portant in business. Relation- that's to conquer it — day by day i (jlvstioiis from the Christian Science ships affect production, as 1 — with the growing spiritual That's what your family I textbook: "Are innlerial mc:ms tlv. well as one's peaco of mind. I OHI.V i-cfu.ne fnvii fatal clnineesV Is Through learning more about strength made possible by divine | there uu divine permission tu con- will say when you send man's God-given nature we Love. Hear this public lecture, I quei" di.scord (if every kiri'l with h:ir- "Life Unafraid," fayWILLIA M : mony. with Truth ami l.nve1.'" iSci- con help to strengthen morale your laundry to us. Save 1 eiuv and Health with Key to the itind brinq about harmony in HENRY ALTON, member of the I Sn'iphrrt'K, by Mary linker Kildy, p. | office relationships. Listen Board of Lectureship of The First yourself time and trouble Sunday, October 23, to a dis- Church of Christ, Scientist, in cussion program called I >.?ust of the uo.'ld's lii'lti'T in J Boston, Massachusetts. and get a cleaner, fresher ' cVancc or luck IVMIIIK from Ihe l:nk "GETTING ALONG of :i deep "IMUILJI tnulerstaiulini:. tin- wash. l>'ct!irer indicated. ! WITH OTHERS IN ! "In ordiT tu S'.c Ihe (i)H'i;:li(in of i BUSINESS." CWao Science leciore (Soli's l;:w as inv:\ri:iiile in uur e\- • periciui1. we must Ihurnuvhly under- MORNING Scotch Plains-Fonvvood SAME DAY SERVICE ON LAUNDRY AND stand tin- nature "f His law." WNEW-H30 Ke.-6:45 A M He (k-serilied IH.HI'S 1:IW as "wlinlly WNBf - A6O Kc - 7-30 A.M. High School DRY CLEANING UPON REQUEST Wi-«illrlil Itittnl ::iiml. wlidlly spiritual, wlmily inwi- SUNDAY MORNING 1 Siiiii-ii rinioi* i ri:!!!!, ," :iml s:iiil: "The etcriia] pres- WERA-1590 Kc. - B.-15 A.M. October 21st B.:O P.M. DOOLEY COLONIAL ! nice (if find as l.nve is an impartial FIRST SUNDAV Admission Fieo . Everyone Is welcome j air.l uuvaryinr^ \:;w to each one nf us, 556 Westfield Ave. • AD 3-0255 IVORY DRY CLEANERS j which disputes ::ml cveutu:illy cliia- | hn'trs every ili'tonlanl eU-im." A Funeral Home of homelike atmosphere, completely modern air co j The rceou»ifinn (if this is the first off-street Parking Facilities AND LAUNDERERS ; slep in brinyin'4 (utr lives under con- TERRtLL ROAD BAPTIST CHURCH OPPOSITE FIRE HEADQUARTERS trol. Mr. Holmes addisl. {S. 11. C) Licensed Staff M»MlnK In thr Trrrlll Jr. JIlEli School t6 PROSPECT ST. AD 2-SO2O ZS"O Work Trrrlll HO- Scotch 1'llilna S r f 8:00 h '",,'?'. iv"' '' 9:«S Kvpiilni,Trnlnli.f-r WorshiUnion p 7:00 We :iro all rnpnhii* of more than i, h Carotyn W. Dooloy 218 North Ave. wo do—>Mary Hukcr Eddy Jnmrumlni. A; . \\,,llrook..!-r»h1,, , ,1:1,0 Kt lll Whl i provi'led at all eer»lcos. I'honr H3S-71M Joseph F Doolay BR 6-OK5 THE WESTFIEI.D (V. J.) LEADER THURSDAY, OCTOEER 20, 1968 Page 3 lianity is peaceful and blcssi-d. bin ' kindergarten, grades l-S; 7 p.m.. m order to enter mtu the kingdom,; Westminster Fellowship More Church News the anchor of liojH1 Jiuist l>e ciks! be \ (in*'sd;i>-: *| a ni . d;vy nurs(-ry Activities In The Churches yond llio voil of matter usio l!i:-' il: ^:3U am., intercessory pray- Sec. 4 Page 4 Skekiuah into vvhieii Jesus has pa>>-; 7-8 pw.. confirmation class. t?d Uefore us: and tliis ad\anc:e l>r-1 HKST < 0NGKF.GATIONAL K1RST METHODIST CHURCH CHfRCH 11 a.m.. senior hi^h class un the! d iniiHer must come through !lu'- Ministers: life of Ciiti>l. I 125 Klnu-r St., VtV'lfirld and triumphs of the righteous; ' Ri-v. Clark W. Hunt 7 p.m.. (lie Senior Hiijli Fellow-! oll as through ihoir sorrows am{\ Ministers: ; Kev. James C. Whtlaker ship will hear Michuci Bowon. di- i I.. K. Sliinford ctions. Like our Master. v\e must | : Kt-v. Dunald G. Joni-s reclor of Inion t'ounly Narcotics! irl from material sense inlo the sumiy sidc M. E. MoOuUoujib '- Rev. Philip R. DU'ttcrieh | Addition Unit. siK-^'k on narcotics SuiicLiy :• :m m;d u a m . worship itual sense of being." ^ year ou mu an' & l> ti><-'smal l bulbs you'll "1 !!«• >.!:..-.:;;iry. !;,-\ . M K. M.Vul Sunday: 9:15 imd 11 a.m.. all dc-j £ ssft' 5-:h \*:i! ;.rc,ii-r:: y toritilci s ;m.i COMMUNITY FK£SBVT£K1AN inJy • iilmost sure to like better than tmi-t. y:so ;md 11 a.m.. worship welcome to attend. CHl'RCH ml i-i,,ii!i ,.. ,,npv „!,.(! j,, ,hl. (u,.lsh Wedneseday: 1:30 p.m.. motliei's' •,'T.v ;i;n,iii;ii !ai, ••XMU . 7 p.m.. tion, GRACE ORTHODOX PRODUCTS .-itiioi hii:!i iHUiw.Miip to.stiimc parly j . Wednesday: 8 p.m.. finance com- PRESBYTERIAN Sunday: 9:SO-10:«( a.m., church of tin; wol-'Shad1 e Trees Need Wfdiinsd.iy; •).:«> p m , confirmii- chool. grades 4-8. 9-12: 11 a.m., wor- rai mission: adult cduoiitiuii program: 1100 Boulevard or* " "°; i tiim cla»: 3 Si )iin, junior high • worship commission. 64» Arlington Jay K. Adam*, Minister hip; sermon: Rcw Talcott, "The elridrf; Feeding This Fall fotlow^liips. I.oo'uisllall. supper will i Avo. Sunday: 9:30 a.m., church school louse of the Damned," nursery. because rfM l>- iullov. i'd lij a |iroaruiil. with classes for all ages: nursery REDEEMER LUTHKRAN CHURCH is provided for chuivh schoui and For Restoration FIRST BAPTIST CHURCH Cor, CoupcrUiwalte PI. and Clark St. morning worship service; 11 a.m., Thousands of shade trees are urg- 170 Elm Street Kev. Walter A. Reunlnf worship service, Larry Daiirer, a ently in need of feeding this fall . Rev. William K. Cobrr. Minister Virar David A. Wood student at Westminster Seminary, because they have been weakened ! Sunday: » jr, and li a.m.. w<>r>1;i|i, • Sunday. 8 30 a.m., early service, will be the guest preacher. ISiW HI s0l] by drought, insect and disease at- i layiiK>n's Sunday': sennnn topic, | children's choir will sing: 9:45 a.m., 7 p.m., service. Mr Hauler preach- t indies 4-«P- tack. j "Tolai ('oii>ini;im>nf to IK' present- ! Sunday school and Bible classes: 11 ing. ed liy Dr. Alyie H. I'adgfit and .las. a.m.. holy communion will be cele- Any tree, says Mr. Harry C. ! W. Crawford: H 45 omi 10 am.. bulbs are not Haincs, administrator of the Ban- brated at main service. Rev. Walter JEHOVAH'S WITNESSES ;chuit'li At-lioul sessions; 5 p.m.. jun- A. Keumng will deliver the sermon 1170 Old Harltan Rd., Clark lett Tree Research Laboratories, • ior and senior hijih followsliii>. satisfactory that shows decline should lie put on on "Be Kaithful in (he Use of Your Friday: 7:25 p.m.. ministry school; j Wcdnosduy; «].". a.m., study Talents": I p.m.. Altar Guild bus 8:31) p.m., service mooting. veatt it's lime a diet of a balanced, blended tree l(!roii|i: -,/M p.m., in'iMiniU'l [•ominit- te food. Twig dieback, sparse or sii-kly- trip lo .New Vork Churches; 2:30 Sunday: 5 p.m., public tulk en- ta' p.m.. Walther League Zone Rally at o( daffodils, wWdi looking foliage, earlier-than-nortmil titled. "Your 1'arl In Keeping the tte Ie3f drop, loosening of bark, abnor- lCcht) Lake 1'ark. Congregation Clean" given by K. £**» «w» year mally slow growth all are signs of Wednesday: 11 a.m. day school 4yers; 0:05 p.m., Watcliiower study «Tk*!f multiplying, if loss of vigor. land other evergreens. Instead, he- chapel. if article entitled, "Jehovah Tutinl- I Tin the feediii'; at Ihree to four feet. ^jora But there ^re !wo maxims tree •d by Babylonish Hosilility Agains! M for your money j or even further out m the case uf a ST. PAUL'S EPISCOPAL CHURCH Vnoitited Witnt'sses." toe smaller i)«lbssuchowners should observe when feeding hi!! mature Iree. their trees: 414 E. Broad Si. Tuesday: 8 p.m.. question and an- ,inter aconite, crocus, I 2. Continue the feeding well bc- The Rev. Richard J. Hardman wer discussion of Bible study aid, and grape hyecmth. 1. Don't place the food too close jyond the braic-l! spread. In the past The ltev. John C. W. Llnaiey 'Tilings In Which 11 Is Impossible to the trunk. Injury may result or it was Ik'iicved thai feeding .should The Rev. Joseph S. f'^rlsoo or God To Lie." gtnen, modest as it is. little or no good be derived from the I stop ut the point of branch spread. The Kcv. Hufh Llvengood I a cheery early bloom. food. Inji'ry can result when tree (Today it has been shown that tiny Sunday: 7:45 a.m., holy commu- FIKST CHURCH OF CHRIST or food is placed too near Ilic trunk. contete . 'o example, i fihrous roots, which absorb soil nu- nion: 845 nnd 10 a.m., holy commu- SCIENTIST d This is particularly true of hemlocks ia early March, and , trienls, continue quite a distance nion and sermon: 11:30 a.m., pray- tilt E. Broad Si. beyond the branch area. er; 7 p.m.. ninth grade fellowship: Sunday Service*—11 A.M. Con it really carry as much as we say? Ask the man who borrows one* The tree focx!. containing the rislil Senior Kpiscopal Young Churchmen. Sunday School—II A.M. proportions of uilropr-n, phosphorous. Wednesday: 9:30 a.m., holy com- Nunery—1! A.M. The man on Ihe righl owns a conven- and an unusually wide 4' door in its side J poU'.sh, and trace elements, should munion: 8 p.m., adult education Teillmonj Meeting, isecond of four sessions); Cosmopoli- tionaj stalion wagon. But then may bo you don't live next be placed in hok's 2 inches in diam- H'cdnetdaj, 8: IS P. M, ft's got twico Hie style of a Volkswagen door lo a Volkswagen Station Wagon, In eter and 15 tu '8 imbi's drep. These tan I'luh. "Withhold not tliou lliy tcmlor mov- holes should N; three frvl apart. Station Wagon, but only about half the thai cose, you might wont to buy one. :-irs from me, () Lord: l<'l thy lon tilled "I'rohalion After bring home, like on upriijht piano, he can tional wagons. ship services: i)r. (!<>or(ie L. Hunt bring it home in his neighbor's Volkswagen. Of course, if for some reason you can't iinue to j;roiv ripl-t up until the will preach on Ihp topic, "What Is a >e»th." Hie LessonSemmn Is read ground freezes. The lice takes up >uch Sunday in Chrl.sti.in Science Upright- buy one, there's always tho next best thing WOOD CHIPS Protestant?" Nursery enre is pro- (Our wagon has an unusually high roof. ,.. talk your neighbor into buying one, some of the 'IKK! to aid in thai vided for children under Hirer. •hiirehes (hrouglioitt the world. growth. Tlie remainder of th<> fuod !!.:!0 and 11 a.m., church .school The sermon ulso inclurteN these hecomes slowly .'uailalile ;ir. the tree for nursery (3 yenrs) through eighth •urds from llosi-a: "I will ransom CALL 322-9109 needs il, parliciiknlv nexl Sprinn. tirade hem from the power of I lie gnivu In Hie absence of adi'qualc r.iin !i:M a.m., class for adults on tin- rvill icdtsMii Ihem from death." it is desirable to use. sub-iniKalinn meaninK of church ineinhership, AmunK rc'lali'd passives lo be read nm\ mi vn VOLKSWAGEN INC. eilher ns a .substitute for,

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Westlield Wi'li^m A Thnu-lm- of Ml Hill- I l'ublii- lt«*(tlll> mid W Rabbi Cfaarlec A. Kroloff -(.' und ol t.\ I.' Tomorrow: 8:15 p.m., Sabbuth Eve .,.. ^ I..1 .lulu, I-:. Hunt'. !l> l|.,.-|,llal li.:.t the l:...»i.i {,[\i. [ ! orsanizalion of nvir<' than 7f>0 m"tti- ,.». inn .•,<., nil ..I S. |.i. nil.1 •!•. ilrjM.linn l- riiils.M-.ii 'o l-iil.Ii. 1 • *• ')•:;•". l.. fin I ur<- <• f 11;< Miul.v^.,. services honoring now mtmlH'r.s. ,1. . • |.lll:V I""' l.l'l '•! C'liVi. ll.ll- t h"r firms, durinc the iisiiv'tji'irin'^ • rvi.-c KJ.'i'lru- A- «:a»* ''".. of HIUH- : J'.|'t. I" luruisli llus l;-.;inl \w(i, Rabbi Kroloff wil! speak on "Who Is i; i^. In., nl >!. nils. •[,. fur : in - it. t<. iur-t:ill ;• I-n;p*-i:Ty li" >!••! i ni'-.i m.i t I-^ii nl;tll\.- i., icuuic ... !i ;>!:n;u ;ii|i! . 11^! :• Hi in: m-\\ l:ri ).|..- ,;.?- iiuiin nliixli^l on tin i-ui.-i'l- I • -^ Ihuliuiiy Si,. ^T>. ; £5 7(>th annual mooting al thp Hollv- tm Jiiin . a Reform Jew.' t..t:..i, w.idr liin.s :il J.ihn tl. J:un- ..I .MMH.H l.i-IIIUIIIJ l.li'U' niln.Klrr Alit-ru D<-]H. "•nnd Brarli Hold. Hollywood Bfach. i,. I1..- ir.nf-iliil in MIIMC.I *:i.i:4ci. ANTIQUES, Saturday: 10:30 a.m.. Bar MitzvsJi I':.I.I.,II.' Ilivir "li J'ilWiill'-' St. Ki'M-iiuc iiud f'liinniT [ Fla. } A in I.--I ii-.iiiK p^ymi-ii! nf j-l.4iiti !•• !,...> l;.,r.. i.t N. v. I'i..vi.I of Gary Alan Hailan, son of Mr. and I -..uiily. HIMI I •KIIIIUIII 'In 1-.. ,, A nalive of Wilminelon. Del.. c.iulM-tinj it>K l.-i«J 11iI ant li-jj*)i''l'.ii '• Mrs. Martin Harlan. ,n t'ounty. Kul.jfci l« (.•«•Minn ,...Irs nf the Couniy. In otd,r that! Tiiawlry is vice nrfsidont of S. H. iii'htiiMi.s. 1 i, instiiiiliT of ^u-.-ls iiottji i,iay \-v : ! Sunday: 2 p.m.. youth group. ponii-k & O>.. wlik'h he joined in lir.iiuinj; Kliz;'•" water ittlliit.'lii'ii l t.11 I Aniiri.vil.K hills, its B.I f<,rlli, f.., j ing temple membership, and the with U\n U. S. N-'ivy. A L'rnduate of I!H- oul^iil. -I l.i '-fs 1 ;rtt-n I pu> liit-nt. ! total religious program for children Pliilartclnliia Colleao of Pbarmaev .p;l 1 UII.IIIH 111 III.- r.f lipnik on J^'laniJ Avi-. ;unl li. jn^; \ l tiu^ Thurtidiiy. ii i: li: II ;i *'•" Uii.1.'r liur uii'itr MiL'-vvaJk ;n scut. ;2. i!n;r. itt it r.M. and adulls, as well as nursery and Science, wliore ho earned a BS MH'HAKI, A. .Mi-iil'llll-: i. 1 1.1 !•«-.. .^1. l!n:fi. ciations and is a diroctor or offi- A UII...I I^INK liMil 1 pi.yiin-lil. iil"U-r . M'ii i'l i-i» "I* i:*1 r fx.iiil 7n anil All Roads Lead to GARY'S Highway 22, Mountainside .• I'liiiis <"iiii|il(.ii<,n 01 work. Rev. Robert B. Mignard, Pastor Thomas, 24. and Philip. 20. I n . liuliUr H.HI..1.U. fur t>i-|>l. I'ufHIr AttltlrH Sunday: 9:45 a.m., church school; Delicious BURGERS • FRANKS • SEAFOOD sv\(irsis of-' MIV i TI-:S oi' J'r'M'i.iilniiiK iwiii .vitliiiK- ji.-iili- 11 a.m., morning worship: 6 p.m., w.i k ..f s.-i.l. I? in K.-i.t. -Jl r.,, i|iv TRAVELING OFFICE fits Into UiU atUche ease of the \\\v.\ i.AM Mi.i"ii\<; OF (in: i.l.m-rviiiic,' of r<.tiKt iluliim JJiiy aii.J J-Hi Astronauts, His Teens; 7 p.m., future that Includes, among «ther gadgets, • tele- (MOV ('(IIATV It«)\ltll *•»!-' I 'olislll llliiHl WiM-k. SALADS • WAFFLES • PANCAKES family hour. and computer memory Ale. i intsrv riti:i:iioi.iii;its |.-r«-«-lii>li)4-r f'iilUM-i-11— Wednesday: ID a.m., Ladies Aid; SKI'T. N, 11MHI r»*-|»t. i>r linudM anii IlrJdKea T.iiTdor fiiclil.- prf^l'llivi; !*'»!' fd-.tol vliiK Ihul a Tite of f:,.nn In- SANDWICHES • FOUNTAIN TREATS 8 p.m., mid-week prayer service. *' nifitii.i-r. Kt«< IK.1-1. r WiliiHz.' iil-- (•(iiiFH.'t t-tr <-u.-h 11 n.I ovi-ry JUTHIII r.riilili'l f.-r the pui-poHO cir ini-ii|iy- •*n\tow\nir riMmminlcntliitiM litK IIOI-I In JIH or H County ruin] turn AFTER THEATRE SNACKS UNITARIAN FELLOWSHIP About U5 per cent of Union Junior :,f.-rr« ,1 lo tiiji h I OF WESTFIELD IS Area Residents College's graduates, including those SlMiiff t li •]><•! lln. «-;iHlttK jiMi>ii(I'>n (i I In- m-i-.I for itH>r<- Tin uls hi iic- A Liberal Religion from the evening session, transfer i,u nl LL'll- 2. fN.iulK Shriirr Also Full Course YMCA with advanced standing as juniors to Attending UJC's more than 400 colleges and universi- l:ic r."i< r.I i<- vitrat i- tut.I sum mt' r gWITCH TO Sunday: 10:30 a.m., speaker. Rabbi n-i inisi-s i.-iiwi') ill Wi'sl .)(•!>« y St. Luncheons and Dinners Served Daily ties throughout the United Stales. IIK! Sti-rllnu IM Kliz.i ... t h Charles A. Kroloff, leader of Tem- UJC is accredited by the Middle ple Emanu-EI of Weslfield on "Wliat Evening Sessions Slates Association of Colleges and iii'ri'i'ini'iii.M f'.r < '.usiiiicrii.il i.f ni'i\ I Believe"; Sunday school and nurs- Secondary Schools and is authorized i.tl.U'-s mi Mnuiititln Avf. :r arc among 354 students who launch- by the Slate Hoard of Education lo award the Associate in Arts degiw. BETHEL BAPTIST CIUJRCH ed their college careers this semes- n.l i.iinl SPRINGFIELD »• Trinity Place ter in the evening session at Union The new evening session students Tttl". "I" <'l:irl<. .•.1,.|...i,l, ,•,.«..lu- will be the first to use the $1 mil-tl..|>- ivhilhv In |-<-ii)if:iliin nl "f HEATING OIL ML Jereme Brown, Pastor Junior College, Cranford. M.i.rif'Mi IMH i;<). li ml »i I'M ;il leu of lion, fully airconditioned Science- • Ecoaomlul-cltui burnlat j SPRINGFIELD & MORRIS AVES. M Sunday: 9:30 a.m., church school, A two-year community college of Building and the William Miller • W* Mint tutomatlcalljr / Herbert Love, superintendent: 11 the academic disciplines. Union Jun- |KM-ilnn i.r |ii-fi|n-r tv (nviu-d liv Micm DR 6-2000 $| Sperry Observatory, which are nowI o ')' wp fi>r T>iii~i)iis4- of lK1 mill t 111K FUGMANN OIL CO. a.m. and 9:30 p.m., Dr. Olivia ior College offers majors in liberal under construction.. xni.l I'MIIIL-HIIM'III. Stokes of the Massachusetts Council arts, engineering, science, and busi- Hlv. ..f Motor V'-1ilrt<-*t. n|>i>r«vliiir 232-5272 of Churches, Boston, Mass., will be ness administration. UJC's enroll- Weslfield area residents who are the speaker. ment of 1,400 students is about even- among 354 students who bunched I'.VniiMl"^ Im'rric. Hi- tlZ their college careers this semester Tw|i. >>( S.-..I.-I. I'l.iliiH. ri>(|u<>»Mliiu: Wednesday: 8 p.m., mid-week ly divided between the day and eve- p r i in I H M I c ii iii I nst^M JI loiiilier prayer service. ning sessions. in the evening session at UJC arc:liri-MSH I'iillt Ave. Ill Ktvinl SI. Westfield, Miss Klaine M. Allegrini SI lit r Hl^liu iiy licpt. n |i|irn vhifr (iu-tiT-d '>r <-'.nl riicl for- (rsifrtc |,;

resa C. Caffroy of 141 Klmer St. K-.s. II.'-. cullinu iilh'iilli'i) In l!f- 1'i.ii'llHoii II r tin- l>rui>l{ Hint riniM Also, lidward R. Cuff of .Xi4 Or-tliioiir.h UOMIII' IIIKI (Hpicliilly tliiu enda Cir., Miss Kathleen Kedvrow- *.Mrll"ii I.I-IU'M>II W;ui<-ll Si. iui>l C'limi'll. r Avc. sky of 051 Kiplcy Ave., Miss Grace I'li.-iliiiuin. ItcjH. riiiilU- rr<-|Hri\ E. Henry of 132 Ilardwivk Avo., Rob-ri-lvil lor .I'.lui II JM.nn. I]H UMSIII- t:il: I'luiiiniuy siinpli.^ C.r tin- ert J. I.oughiL'y of 820 Tico l'l., Miss liiM.ill, .»! S.).t.|n1.i i ; fni-|il»)iliiK mill Diane M. Mutizo of 531 Woslfk'ld it ixl I'liiv 1I:ISIS. nilvlsln*; ri|" |,|.|.s |i-- IiKl:illim- IIIW Ih'- iiri.iccMiin vvnt.-r Ave.. Miss Joan C. Mikcsull of 205line;', u i "••• rli s lor |>i-rl<«i1 •> f S.|it Springfield Ave., Miss Catherine I t.. lv«- :;i. iiiiiii Ailvisiui: I.lin,i,l (.> .Inlui I-; Uiii.ii'-)!^ Id>s- Carol Scliunk of 530 Summit Ave., I.U.-il :ui'l v:ii-|«'iis .1< h'irtiiunis Ii. Ihr < "IMI i'i Umisi- :i ml Inr u l-nv I'h'H Wilbur Sisko of 2.11 Tiitlle Pktvy., In Hi'" -lull fur IHTIIMI uf Scpl. 1 Miss Anne Smith of 237 Charles St. tn !>••-. :n, !(n;l' Ilif ,II>IIM 1-: Uutuullr* ll<>Kl.ll;i| SHUT. IHiilrMlllL! IIM- - n,l- *** Ave. UlMldMs Jlltitl'U <"f tlW ll'iS].H»l Mllllt tltrouuli tlu- luii^s tti>-iU;i Also, Scotch Plains, Malverse A. I'M I Hi II. M»r»htitl. dlr^rtor of I) III.SIM lit .Il.tlll I',. KlMUlI'llK H"H|H - Martin of 337 Willow Avo. and Moun- t:il. i'\tM-cy>lnv! :ilM)i-c('l;itliiii fiu- (In- X tainside, Miss Irene J. Ksibian of 2r>2 .•M I up iiinl nl^M 'Uirin-nthil. HU

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Remote Spwlof Jecb iee taeoad Jocb iot CKOIXI fxm iloroo. Jocb. Ronoio -' 'Vouniiy aiilcr." !'>»r nitty a lew <-.-utn ;i wo-lt, yniiP fiDiiMy Laboratory loom rfowa. .I.J.J'H pun-. iu;>U1iful, iti-tl- Specializing in cltiHM ol«-;ir WJIIIT. iiH itut me Iiilemieil! Orl^tiiMl liltcr In sis Water Treatment fiv«-r " ntontliK. Hcllll KUM] OVIT 6 U If For Any Reason You Are Not Satisfied — Return Within 10 Days For Money Backl Mail this Convenient Coupon Today! Tired of gelling STUART'S AUDIO, ltllMlt T- 544 NORTH AVE., EAST i:\ri.osiv PERMA-CORE CORP. somewhere and 232-0483 Orilrrril li> 928-29 N. Third < ll.M-k .... Conroc, Texas 77301 finding it closed? Open Monday and Thursday evenings By Appointment Tuesday, Wednesday and Friday \ III M \ ! I. nilit 91.1)11 Phone first. ONLY $9.95 COMPLETE — MONEY BACK GUARANTEE Ooote row «(trao Item <*t WKJO teteOaa of Srlrania Cwsott fins faraBvre dnign. THE WESTFIEI.D (W. l.i-iMAMEX. THCRSDAV, OCTOBER 20, 196S Page 5 I Stamp Club To Meet | »;<>n would continue to be elected" fl* • f\ 0 Iamst Fantiiti Kiwis Cours*" The Westfield Stamp Club will meet next Wednesday at 8 p.m. inI^V^Li^ "^:;^'"'-* > Organist, Ft. Leonard Wood. Mo. (AHTNfi the Weslfk-ld Rescue Squud Build- —Army IM. Aniuiuu li Fcm'.im. Tl, ing. Guests are welcome. «f^Z SS.^S! Selected For Min of Mr. and Mrs. Vim-em Kim- The speaker will be Carl H. Wer- lini, CM Willow Avt1.. Scotch I'tain*. enskpold of New Voik. Mr. Weren- 'Plains'Messiah' completed an eight-week construc- .rvm-1 -'kjo'd is a 'Member of the Sranda- tion machine operator course Oct. U ttie Siolei Plains — Dahpne Doane rule by '^..1S [ navian Club and an authority on at Ft. Leonard Wood. Mo. He was DrllJ w j Troth, organist, and Josephine I-au- ,-,„„.. mai F t*c ; priming and plating of stamps. He trained in Hie operation of grading RepU C ver. pianist, have again bvtm select- iV D'.' u" • • y i will als.0 discuss a subject dear to bulldozers and learned the tech- al ed to accompany the Nov. 27 "Mes- ':. r Uirich. H J,:,, ..' au stamp colieelors hears, the find- siah" concert, according to Harry niques of cutting ditches and form ing of rarities. G. Get'tlein, music director. iny drainage systems. l.,ily i ;;S» Mrs, Troth is director of music M fc Krl. Til and organbt at the First Reformed LEAUJSK WANT-ADS PAY! said Charter's Revision Church in Somerrille. She is well known for her organ recital work, Action At Least having played many programs at without previous the Crescent Ave. Presbyterian You dont believe . Minted out that Church iu Plainfield. She has a 'during <)* maw 6 Weeks Off master's degree in saci-ed music from the Union Theological School >d ward control. ne\ er Councilman Samuel M. Kinney of Sacred Music in New York. Mrs. Troth lives in Watchung. a 6 can act "**WfcTosborne and Jr., chairman of the town's laws and rules committee, said it will be six Mrs. Lauver is recognized in this -uv na» "•"•- — weeks before recommendations on a area for her musical ?ccomplish- ments and is considered an outstand- "^'change which re- new charter are presented to Town to ing accompanist. She has a music anything like an 8? Council. degree from Westminster College in , j measure. It will be probably at least an- other year until it appears on refer- New Wilmington, Del., majoring in in fieehold{^holdere s piano and organ. Mrs. Lauver lives TS undemocratic de- endum. in Fanwood. unable to present a Committee findings must be adopt- »ihilhoull ie ed by Town Council, passed by the The Scotch Mains Community I,?UU w* Stale Legislature, (hen advertised Choir "Messiah" chorus will hold j tieU Democrats. " for a public hearing before it ap- its first rehearsal Sunday afternoon. lact thai wc.«ere pears on referendum. Oct. 30 in the Scotch I'lains-Fanwood High School on Westfield Hd. at 3 whstantial majority of The new pl&n being worked out p.m. Inlerested singers are invited oters to hgUIJie for by the committee is not like Plan to sing in this program. Chorus L maneuver.-' Freehold- F, which voters defeated In lflfil. books and concert robes for the pro- ^meand Tiller pom ; The new charter still would sepa- gram are available. The concert of this rate the legislative and administra- BOLD in the trend In Jew- committee will present four distin- be oarpose of representative tive functions, now singular duties elry and this get of out- guished oratorio soloists to sing the 1vl assure dictatorship of town government based on the solos. board majority sited ring and earrings Is Town Act of liii.-, as Plan F would designed to complement This program is annually sponsor- the objectives of provide. ed by the Scotch Plains Recreation i i voter*." the geometric look of to< It would not change the basic gov- day's !»:.„;.._.,. Commission, George F. Venezio is brfics make necessary ernmental system now in force, for the chairman. There is no admis- JUSTICE'S JEWELS drew < by Use liepubli- which reason it must go to the State ion charge. two tteeplejacks to the top pj'w"protect the interests Legislature. of London's famed Old UK In event we were not It is a special plan patterned after | in office, there would be Bailey law eourti building. the apparent wants of the residents It wai all for a Aim, "The freeholder board Plan F was one of several plans of rule without government introduced by Itayard Jokers," about theft of Tu interests or the coun- H. Faulkner. The several plans gem* from the itatue'i ___ voters and taxpay- were passed in a package, titled crowa. With OUP new Overhead Cam Six [ situation would become Optional Municipal Charter Acts, by lilt in Hudson and Mid- the State Legislature. naliej where there is no retrain! on Hie all-Demo- For example, the mayor would you'd better believe ft. is. continue as a voting member of Town Council, and bo presiding of- Fun for All Agn Our OHC 6 delivers 165 hp on regular gas. And 215 horses from the premium &f»]fdion of the three ficer at council incclinys. lie would Cool and Shady gas 4-bnrrel version. Most American sixes (and some underprivileged V-8s) don't ss will assure the county Ue in charge, with council, of legis- «" bring protected through lative functions of trm-n government. even come close. Expensive European sports machines do, but they're overhead irf sysirni of checks and BOWCRAFT cams, too. !n fact, they Inspired us. Our OHC 6 Is standard on all Tempests and A business administrator, '•< part- " Freeholders Uirich, Os- Le Mans. So are h host of new safety features like passenger-guard door locks, ilir concluded. ner with I he mayor, would lie in eharye of business. PLAYLAND General Motors' new energy absorbing steering column and a four-way hazard RT. «, SCOTCH PLAINS As it is now, mayor and council - MfnUlur* Oolf • warning flasher. We've said enough. If a test drive won't sell you, nothing will. are in charge of both. Archtry • P««ali 87 Pontlac OHC Sprint/Ride the Wide-Thick Winning Streak •Mtt • CinMlits Councilman Kinney said the busi- • l*«ny ft Har>»- ness administrator, currently Kd- mck Rimne • a°- Seo your authorized Pontlac dealtr for a lost drive. Kirlt • Tabit T»n- ward V. Elilers, is titular head only r > i- iMVIff Nitli* of !' i l***> nH - Picnic Art* lif rnl%lli M. Si k ROTCHFORD. JPONTIAC, \ Inc. of business affairs in town; a figure- ill* %V< •1 Ill'ttl \ \ «•. lit .Mr. null lira. ini J. Molikla* »f l »rllti, - tmck l«r head. Kltsnlirth II. lui'titmtltl. 433 NORTH AVI ,E. WESTFIELD, N. J. 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560 SPRINGFIELD AVE., WESTFIELD, N. J. Phone 233-2260 *!*•• KM WBSTFSELD (N. J.) LEADER, THURSDAY, OCTOBER 20, 1966« Truck Load Of Copper J Dr. Elzinga Appointed Former Resident Tubing, Fittings Stolen Sr. Engineering Assoc. •«* At Esso Research A truck containing about $15,000 To Give Paper worth of copper tubing and fittings Dr. Eugene R. Elzinga Jr., mm was stolon from Webtiicld Plumbing Village Green, has been appointed & Healing Supply Co., 526 North a senic-r engineering associate i:i On Cancer Avc. early Friday evening. the protv-ss research division oi Esso Research and Ki.i-.ineering Co. Kdwyrd J. ("iaccio. I'hD. assistant The building w:is entered by break- pi ok-ssur of pliamiijcolotiy. Haluu- ing a panel in ihe overhead door, A native of Marquette. Mich., Ijr. niiinn Mudk'al Cuik^t'. and /onm.T according to police.. Tin.' break was Elzinga earned liis bachelor's, mas- WcMfield resident, will present a Nci- discovered during a routine police lei's and doctoral decrees in chemi- ujlific pu|HT ul llio Sill International check. cal engineering from the University CiHKxT <'iin^rt'*s to IK* held in To- of Michigan, and joined pioce.^s J-L-. i kyo. Japan from Ol. 23 to Hie 2>' lhe 19C5. he was named head of process American (.'oncer Society and theOf Girl Scouts research's food section, a position oriied IXimoi) Runyon Fund. he still holds. The seienlific paper, entitled. "Ir- Mrs. Frederick Meier of ]55 Har- Married and the father of four Kodak Deal reversible inJsiliilion of Lad ale l)c- rison Avc., secretary of the West- children. Dr. Elzinga served with C hydro^enaw and of Tumor Glycoly- lield Girl Scout Community Asso the United States Navy in the Pa- sis" was an outgrowth uf experi- ciution and former troop leader, will cific theater during World War Jl. >th mOvie5 nirols performed at liiibncmanii attend the 37lh meeting of the Na- Medical College and Merck and Co. tional Council of Girl Scouts of the BrinSYou,ril ,,| USA in Detruil, Mich., as a delegate mi by Dr. Ciaccio. for the Alter the- Congress in Japan. Dr. of the Washington liock Girl Scout Ciaeeio will continue west and par- Council. ticipate in a cancer symposium in She will leave Saturday with Mrs. India. besides visiting various sci- Albert C. Patterson of 540 Highland entific institutions in Bangkok, Ath- Ave., an alternate to the meeting awwnowu A FLOWERY WELCOME to Qul Nhon, South Viet ens. Home and MaJrid. which convenes Sunday. Nan, was almost overwhelming for one GI on the He and liis wife. Connie, now live Approximately 3,300 delegates al BID Richard Rd.. Cherry J1 i 11. front 47ti councils will represent the ghort side. Their children are Eddie, !), Lisa, 7, 3'JJ million members throughout the and Cecelia, 5. United Slates. There will also be 5,000 visitors and observers pres- ent. PAYING PASSENGER teddy bear is lugged aboard Tlie theme of the convention is plane by London model Heather Howard. The air- CWA Court Lists "Girl Scouting—Values to Hold.— line wouldn't take It as baggage. VHBQB,., Worlds to Kxplore." Projected trends of scouting into (lie lU80's Coming Events will be presented. New approaches in adult education will he recom- 1W. TIME The meeting of Court Trinity, 337 mended for the leader training pro- Catholic Daughters of America, was gram and results of a survey by the held Thursday night al the Rescue University of Michigan Survey He- Squad building. Mrs. Woudrow Wil- search Center on the effectiveness son, grand regent, presided. of councils will foe presented. rroWwsEi A group of the nieinliers will at- In music or i tend o luncheon and fashion show Msittrcivs llhizc Saturday, Nov. f) given hy the Slate it is training that c. Court tit Tile Champagne Towers, Firemen extinguished a waitress Loili. fire Friday at 4: p.m. in the home Our packers and t of Koberl Hess, 407 Grove- St. Tlie The courl is also sponsoring a din- fire, apparently was caused, accord- are moving expert ner and theater party at the Mead- ing to firemen, by a small electric spacious vanj, p owbrook. Mrs. Vernon Flummer is hair dryer which had been left on chairman of the affair. the bed. tive covering. Tin Peter I.ung entertained after the meeting with colored slides taken on TODAY,.., • a recent trip to Mexico and Califor- 4464. nia. Boro Traffic Thin botttt at tMH RrniUtiril Avf. hna hecn nurvhiiNfri hy Mr. aitrf .IITM. Hobert ' Pr«»t: no li- The Tamaques PTO is sponsoring cense in possession. $15; using oilier an ice skate exchange Tuesday. plales, $30 and unregistered vehicle, Nov. 1. It will he held in the school dismissed. from 9:30 to 11 a.m. and 1:30 to Scott 10. Wilson, 240 Pcm brook lid., 2:30 p.m. The public is invited to unregistered vehicle, $15 and using participate. Skates for exchange other plates, dismissed. \..s4A/JD SAVi WELCOME NEWCOMERSI will be accepted on a consignment Eddie B. Smith, Kahway, no in- Ust this coupon to let us know you'rt btrt basis with (lie owner receiving two- spection sticker. $15 and $10 con- thirds of Ihe sale price! and thetempt of courl and failed to make re- NAME PTO keeping one-third. Tlie sale prices will range from pairs, $10. 30 cents to $4 with the price set by Clark's Moving & Storage Com- the ways and means committee ac- pany, Morristown, no inspection, $15. cording to the present condition and Garden State Steel Drum Co., Par- ^ RCA WHIRLPOOL D Please have the Welcome Wagon Hostess call on ma lin, no name and address on com- • I would like to subscribe to the LEADER original value. Those who have skates for sale may drop them nt mercial vehicle, $15 and $10 con- • I already subscribe LC«UEK Tamaques School Friday. Oct. 2atempt of court. Refrigerator - Freezers At These Prices Fill out coupon and mail to Circulation Oept., from 9:30-11 a.m.. 1:30-2:30 p.m. llemiino Ortiz. Plainfield, no in- **.-*— Skates for both cliil For Appliances . . phone AD 2-4660 lo Dress-Fun 1o Soe. The Flying'Jeep' Universal with 4-wheel drive For Expert Color T-V phone AD 2-6064 THE WESTFIELD (N. J.) LEADER THURSDAY, OCTOBEK 20, 1B€« Section g tra, "Pictures at an Exhibition" by I June, the council presented Mrs. I Mussorgsky, was recreated on stage I Captain Jack Dries of the Westfield I f I * * • Boro GOP Club Plans Mrs. Miller Paid Miller with a plaque which reads, j l>y an artist as the orchestra played ;Fire Department talked to tin- class-j vOY. LdVI ll£SlOil pWS OF WESTFIELD'S jc^ and information was gathered j "Presented to Margaret PP.. Miller E {through the use of filmstrips, class! Candidates' Event Tribute As Editor appreciation forr her invaluable WILSON PUBLIC SCHOOLS discussions of personal experiences, PTA Event Will Mountainside — The Republican services for the past ten years— Wilson's Safety Patrol Skjiiad for 1 safety songs, experience charts, and Of The Calendar Technical Societies Council—May the fall i>nd winter months lias been ! art activities. The study was planntHl Club of Mountainside will sponsor George Mulhern, L. W. Ford, W. R. Margaret P. Miller (Mrs. Oscar I960." Iii addition to editing The chosen to serve under the guidance I to make the children aware of the Benefit Fund a reception in honor of Republican Calendar. Mrs. Miller was chairman Patton, M. V. Kokelson. H. H. Law-j of Uaidron Hoick and Mrs. Joy JO.) of 1103 K. Broad St. was present- i necessity of safety in all phases of The PTA scholarship fund of Gov- candidates Robert Uuggiero, Fred of Tsc-NJ's publications committee. yer, Roderick Cowies, R. G. Gilbert, i Ki.ssam. Officers are Mark Ander- ed with a silver medal for iier ten i ilieir daily living. ernor Livingston Regional HiKh Swingle, Charles Irwin and Don 1 Mrs. Miller graduated from Grove and their teachers, Mrs. Helent- son, captain: Jon Bagger, Cathy years service as editor of TIK Calen- School will Ix-ncfit fiuin a spaghetti City College! Pa.' with an AB de- Douress, Mrs. Jane Hopkins. Mrs. Carden, lieutenants, and Oeb Cuia- ! Safety was emphasized, too, when Robertson. The reception will be dar, the official publication of the supper being planned by a PTA gree and took graduate work at Car- Irene Singer, Miss Barbara Woerz, nmgnio. Sharon Haulty, sergeants. I kindergarten children in Mrs. Alice hold at the home of Mr. and Mrs. Technical Societies Council of New- j Grants class planned a walking ex- comminev lu-ud'-d by Mrs. Peter ucgie. Institute of Technology and Mrs. Ruth Steele, and Mrs. Barbara ' Members are John Bally. Betsy y Charles Irwin, 600 Sherwood Pkwy , Jersey. Inc., iTSC-NJ>. The pre- oellaer. v Kuijt.'1's University. She is a mem- Balzold. Bel'.y Brigham. Dian•e j cursiou to their teacher's hoineT Be-1 Weidenbacher of Mountainside and sentation was made at tin* Oi't 17 l Mrs, L. P. Howard of Berkeley Sunday from 3 to 5 p.m. ber of i ie Tlieta Kappa sorority and Cuinmings. Helen Gedd, Mark Key- fore embarking on the short trip, meeting of the American Society lor Heights. On Saturday. Oct. 29, fol- the Phi Gamma Mu Honorary So- WASHINGTON ko. Nancy Chenitz. Bruce Cook. Su- I the youngsters discussed and made- a Congresswoman Florence Dwyer Metals' New Jersey Chapter, one of lowing ihe home football game with cial Science fraternity. Before edit- First grade classes of Mrs. Jean san Ann Ferris, Chris llansen. Jona- j list of safety rules to follow when and I). S. Sen. Clifford Case have the 23 member societies of the coun- Railway, u splutghotti supper will be ing Tlie Calendar, Mrs. Miller taught lanengo and Mrs. Elizabeth Stein than Hopkins. Lynn March, Todd I walking in the school neighborhood been invited to attend. cil. served continuously from 4:30 to in public and private schools in Penn- ook a "Musical Journey" when they RichUiiek. Nancy Gailiyan. Kim j and hand signals were learned. Their 6:30 in the cafeteria of Governor TSC-N.I was founded in 1M2 as a sylvania and New Jersey, She p'.ans isited Symphony Hall in Newark Grove. Tracy (iurrett, HOIXMI List. ; walk on a fine autumn day also re- Livingston High School. non-profit, non-political, non-union to continue in the field of writing. )ct. 6. The program of orchestral Sue MacPherson, Sue Merry, and | suited in a collection of brightly hucd association of local chapters of 23 elections and commentary by the Kate Taylor. I leaves und a variety of seeds found The entire profit from the supper Assisting Mrs. Weidenbnchor and scientific, engineering and manage- i iilonj; ihe way. They took some time will go into a college scholarship lonductor was specially prepared for Second grades have just concluded Mrs. Howard on the committee- are ment soeietiesc. Its purpose is the Over 35 million AmwiciHi boys for play and preparation for future which is given each year by the he listening of younger children The an exlenshe study of safety, cover- Mrs. Joseph Foulke. Mrs. George promotion of closer ties and greater and girls will Trick or Ttval far nips. Mrs. Robert Perry accom- j PTA to . student graduating from onductor explained his role and the ing such areas as safely at home, at Ramsey, Mrs. D. F. Marks, Mrs. efficiency in the exchange and use of UNICEF on Halloween. punied the class. Governor Livingston High School. arious groups of instruments com- school, at play, in the slreel, in ve- Alan Denis and Mrs. Walter Rupp. technical information, especially in irising the orchestra, and the musi- hicles, and the area of (ire pre\en- Students from Mountainside and all of Mountainside, «nd Mrs. Frank New Jersey but alsu in the greater ians illustrated the instruments. ition. l.t. Thomas CaUilon of the American children will Trick or Berkeley Heights will be selling sup- Minchak, Mrs. Richard Mikulus, New York metropolitan area. The isltxnd of AntiRua, West In- dies, is slightly more than 100 square The closing selection by the orches- Westfield Police Department and Treat for UN1CEF ill ov«r 13,000 per tickets every day during lunch Mrs. R. Estenes and Mrs. Harold At its annual dinner meeting in s. comma- communities. period. Oakes of Berkeley Heights. miles in area. class meetings, an- a*l graduation.

I gOOSEVELf -i,/campaigning, climaxed Jet' speeches at an assem- S3 voting to elect eighth ffes at Roosevelt lt were uTliliiam Napier, presi- itet geiklejohn, vice presi- Grey, secretary; Su- Etreasiw. Eodiers bave been added l's language dpoartment Misi Pamelc. Rcese> a harv«it r was graduated from h»ia Slate University and Id tl the University of De- bus; Miss Gail Marino, a I

COLUMBUS iFire Prevention Week, Cap- d Pries 0/ Westfield Fire •at and "Sparky" the fire W Columbus School to give stable information fires. After the visit A cavalcade of fashion In shoe styling drew pictures of i." »ho is really Fireman Histler, and soul them to from a master of design and good taste

G In full measured craftsmanship .,. Debsl \ik month the first grade Grace Horner and (Cteiry boarded buses I ten to the Terry Lou WESTFIELD Begin your collection of timely high-rise Itacb Plains. There they litbe animals they had [ in class. Of special sling back silhouettes or ctassk pumps v/lth In 1 new baby deer the Bnidpet. Also on the farm |tt; a camel, a zebra, a the lower heel and slightly rouncfed toe . .. plush ud Hamas. The group 1 by Mosdamcs Jo- und Edward Cook. suede, soft leather ,.. collared in cobra and

LINCOLN i Johanscn, a resident leather In fall Inspired colors. 14.98 and 15.98 |%rway, who is visiting •JHra. Harry Andreasscn H fas a recent guest in Hahne & Company Westfield Mikno&'s fourth grade ['\:,:i pdte she showed and her k*#lie

TJMACjUES •* ftetr study of the Colo «of history and life in J*» after it was founded, r&'j. ?-;.'&£%:;•*• *W» School classes visited >* Colonial Museum in <• Tliis reconstructed rf & held many altrac- ^y-'Mgstcrs. The weave [«««shop, and the black- J *rcd- demonstrations - « oalU and activities. The •**» contained a "pillory, P**? tte allcntllon of T°» display wort, old car. r-'wanes, bathtubs, stoves *™-to!other ilems. al slorc mcrilcd repeat- •oany of Ihc- youngsters. E *«o accompanied by 'uardncr'S' WHar Wmann. Jack Rind- , G. A. Traccy.

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*'«« what,var If I, /'•iiv-'&'iF o, P0S8 of" Ju«« ^2-4407 THE VTESTFIELD <\. J.) LEADER, THURSDAY, OCTOBER 20, 196G- Page Z such programs as setting up and fuel oil spilled in street; washed i Receives Award j carrying out a project on sampling At Meadowbrook j ]\»w Playing At Malta duv.n oil. and analysis of the water and mud Sunday: 1 a.m.. Engine < lo inter- Al Eilgewood Arsenal to determine toxicity of a lake. sci'iiun of Central Ave. and Sussex George B. Cram- of Weslfield, em- His exceptional performance re- St.. automobile accident. 3.48 p.m.. i fleets great credit upon himself, Engine !, Knyine 4. Truck 1. S'juud ploye,.____d ..a.t the weapons development 1 to •J28 Colonial Ave, report ol and engineering laboratory. Edge I Edgewood Arsenal and the mission iiiichtn Tire: fire in oven out on ar- wood Arsenal. 'Md.i recently re- i uf ibe 0. S. Army. livid: smoke duinusc. | ceived a quality pi-rformanee award. Monday; 3:30 p.m.. Engine 4 lo 306 j »'s engineering skill and devotion iV LEGAL NOTICES • Hyslip Ave., illegal burning of j to scni<-c contributed greatly to leaves: action KIMTOHS taken under revised KHta B MORKTTE. burning rules. Goldiier and Mrs. Joan MacHugh. "'l-m-MiiH I., the ordor of MARY C. KAN ASK Surrcpate of the County Also. Ilieie were various new teach- ,.r l-..l..n. ma.le .>•• the t« .•nty-thlrd MrKinlry School PTA ing aids on display for parents to ,luv i>f S.pleliil'er AT).. JtldC. upon I.,'- ai.pll.ntlcn of th<- unlr ». Ro>rabur|c Frank, thr girl iur marries in duced two new assistant kindergar- and doughnuls were served in the «e,nold» Auwliln, Kenllor,. -1 hi. n "What Makes Sammy HUP" at Hie ten teachers. They are Mrs. Lila auditorium. Mmdow brook Dinner Thrsiirr, Ce- dar Grove UiroiiKh Orl. 30. Jerry Van IJykc follows «n "How to SIDNEY POITIER. aids Elizabeth llartman la her task of stringing Succeed" opening Wednesday, beads in investigate fire reported out; lar of house; smoke caused by over- Hip Sirloin 89c Ib. found, fire lull been extinguished. healed blower motor in healing sys- Pork-Veal-Beef Ground Best Supporting Actress .Thursday, Oct. 13: 12:48 p.m., Kn- tem; no damage to'huuse. yino 5 lo intersect ion of I£. Broad St. Flat Bon* Sirloin 99c Ib. Round Ground, lean "ONE OF THE YEAR'S mid Springfield Ave.. car on fire. Saturday: 2:02 p.m., Kngino 5 to Fryers, Broilers ... 11:27 a.m., Kngino 5 lo 76 Elm St.,403 W. North Ave.. brush fire. 3:28 Short Sirloin ..1.191b. 10 BESTI p.m., Engine 6 to 546 Weslfield Ave., Choice Ribs Beef Porterhouse .. 1.191b.

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— _ . „. I nni;al I t\ rcr»l>..,n~, C-. • Echo Lake Women Travel To Rahvvay Saturday Aj High School Booters Score Two Ties Troop Horse Show Senior High Harriers In Eastern This Weekend Oo&e Season 33-6 Win Over Scotch pfcfc The 33rd Annual Watchung Troops Interscholastic Meet Saturday In the final event of the Echo Lake In Matches With Pingry, Cranford Autumn Horse Show, a mid-season 18 hole group's season Tuesday, a By JERRY HYMAN event for nearly 700 youngsters en By CHUCK WOLF A Race at the NYU Interscholastics match play against par tournament, The Westfield High School Blue By O1XIE HUNGER tlicn rebounded off a Pingry player rolled in Ihe troop's fall season of 10 Oct. « will be among the fine New Mrs. Robert McCoy took the honors Devils continued their winning ways fluid took With a 1-1 lie against Pingry lasl into the ^oaJ. This was the- first goal Coming off of a strong victory in with a 33-6 victory over Scotch weekly tides, will be held at theFriday's triangular meet with Wic» York teams at the meet, along with in Class A, playing even. Mrs. Pres- . . ai of four victories. inated Ihe first half, scoring both from New Jersey will be Es.«x North lleruen and Dickinson, 23-51- Miller. against oneO l the drawn by lot. Catholic, led by Martin Liquori, stale <>!. Highlighting the meet was senior was unable to score in the first quar- pomt ih By tying Wustfield, Pingry has its tallies and letting goalie Plynn ter. However, the Devils opened the gone undefeated in its last 33 match- handle the ball only once. Dino The public is invited to visit the cross country champion and national co-captain Dave Calvert's school program and there is no admission high school record holder in Hie in-record breaking 12;2G performance. scoring in the second period with a es. When soccer coach Bjarne Ton- Miigliozzi scored the Devils' first 48 yard, seven play drive. Fullback W kicked * nes™ was asked if lie fell the ticpoint after he trapped a pass from charge. door mile run, and Roselle Catholic, Just behind was North Bergen's aee spearheaded by twins Gene and Paul Doug Murphy got the six points on a final period, x was on upset for Westfield he re-John Jiaig. Dave Smith scored the runner. Dan Traficante. "Dave ran tecki took the Maffey. Brick Township, with Group a beautiful race," said Traficante, one yard plunge, Marty Froysted plied, "No, we had them beaten. booters second goat when a Cranford kicked the extra point. They had two penalty shots." player failed to trap a pass to him. Boys Wrestling 111 champ Ituss Tainstor, and Group "I'll really have to work if I'm go- More Sports the sideline (TV I-II champ Bernards High, led by In the game, a great save by Both of these came in the second ing to catch him in the States." Late in the half, Scotch Plains only score of the sain. brothers Mark and Paul Vornhageu. lined up to punt on their own eight e sain. goalie Bob Fiynu stole an almost quarter. In third place was Dickinson's ouly time a ScotcS h pijj, sure point from Pingry. The shot Early in the third quarter, Cran Signup Set will be among the other top Garden Lloyd Little, followed by a mass of yard line, but the snap from center State contingents. Next Page could not be handled by puuttr Fred was a penalty kick, which resulted ford scored when a ball that had The Westfield Boys Wrestling after tripping had been called on abeen deflected by Flynn, spun into Fox Lane, which won the Varsity (Continued on next page) West/ield player. The ball was the goal. They scored again early League has announced plans for a placed 12 yards from the goal with in the fourth quarter on a 10 yard seventh season of instruction and only Fiynn allowed to defend against shot. Westfield put on an offensive competition for Westfield boys in it. Flynn made a beautiful catch and rally iato in the fourth quarter, but grades four through seven. After an put Iho Devils back on the offensive. failed to score. organizational Meeting last week. League President Jim Mansell an- Westiield scored its only tally in The booters travel to Plainfield to- Continuing OUR GRAND OPENING the second quarter. During a scram- nounced that registration would be- morrow to play a game which could held late in November, immediately ble in front of Pingry's goal, Dino well determine whether they wiU Magliozzi kicked the ball, which following completion of the Boys' qualify for the state tournament. Football League activities. Further details and registration forms will be carried in subsequent issues of Panthers, Steelers, Keep Slates Clean; the Leader. Other officers of the league ore Pete Tinncsz, vice president; Dick Top Boys Football Loop Standings Gottlick, treasurer, and Bill Sheehan, The Panthers in the Junior League Steve Perry throwing a big block, secretary. Head coaches already and the Steelers in the Senior League for the Bears' score. Mark Battin, lined up for Ihe season are Phil ore Ihe respective leaders of their Pat Banes, John Zimmerman, Bruce Swart, Pete Tinnesz, and Dick divisions in the Boys Football Adams. Reforceing duties will be Cant and Dan Pinero led the Bears' handled by Norm Moras!) and Bob Serving Westfield for over 20 years League, after the third weekend of offense. The lough defensive unit football. The Panthers won their im- consisted of John Ilnvas. Kurt Stief- Zitch. portant game with the Rockets by a keti, Pete Francavigila, Dave Ink- Adult assistance is essential to the NEW LOCATION: 343 South Ave., East Phone 232-1300 13-0 margin, while the Vikings were ster. Chip Danker, Neil Glenn, Hob :uceessful operation of Ihe league, beating the Jets 26-7, for their ini- Bixler, Don Kollctpalm, Bruce Gil- and interested fathers mid others tial victory of the year. The Steelers bert, Ken Hlackwell, Tim Green and willing to work as coaches, time- again won a clifflmngcr by slipping Steve Reddy. keepers, storekeepers, etc., are ask- past the Bears, 8-6, The Rams re The Rams got off to a quick start ed to contact Jim Mansell or i'ele mained in title contention with an on an Al Deombeleg to Ed Morton Tinnesz. B AM-9FN impressive 32-0 win over the Pack- pass for 50 yards and the scovc. John ers. Hanrahan threw the big block that Doily SENIOR LEAGUE sprung Morion loose. Jeff Crosby Park Skating Cenlcr Sat, 'til & The Steelers relied on the running scored the next four TD's and added &rJ of Chris Campbell, Pete Parken two PAT'S. Opens October 2tt and Tony Gonella to move the bad! D«ombclcg mixed his plays well, The Warinanco Park Ice Skating against the stubborn Bear defense. with good passing and the strong Center will open far Uic season at The inner five of Dave Smythe, Bill ground attack of Morton, Crosby and 3:30 p.m. Friday, Oct. 28, it was re- COLOR 11 Rice, Bob Aubrecht, Bill Moberger Tim Goski. Blocking well up front cently announced by the Union Coun- and Kevin Ambrose did a fine job, were Ilanralian, Pete Kraft, John ty Park Commission. HEADQUARli with help from ends Joe Hannon and KCIT, Gary Moore, Chris Pratt, Don The center, with its own ice mak- Gene Mills. On defense, Hannon and Bersc, Scott Novacok and Chris ing equipment, «:ill ennhlc skalinj; Mills made the ends iiard to gotLong. On the defensive team were enthusiasts to enjoy their favorite around, while Doug Sweul, Moberg- Jim Brcmer, Don O'DonclI, John pasKimu without waiting for the - COMPLEltl er, Jeff Hachmunn and Ambrose Reid, John Longwell, Tucker Cory, necessary ice to form on llio lakes, plugged the middle. The deep six of Brad Harries, Phil Volla, Jim Frei- streams nnd pond:; throughout the SELECTION! Bill Taylor, Parken and Gonella at berger, Dave 'ruyior and Bob Hink- park system. linebackers, with Campbell, Larsen ley. Stu Bauchner set up a Earn 0W TIRES PHILCO'S and Dave Jester at safety did ascore with an interception. 2 beautiful job of stopping the Bear To compound the loss, the Pack- Ciccri Playing With 1967 %0 Color passing attack. Campbell scored the ers lost their big ground gainer, LET US PUTJH EM ON TODAY/Jfeke Months To Pay TD on a 26 yard end sweep, but the game winner was made possible by John Jlocnlngs, in this game. Jim Alma College Eleven Sweet, who charged in to block a Annese, Bob Manscll, Tom Chcwcy and Tom Cooledge turned In good Jim Ciceri, a former Westfield SCREEN SIZES punt, then tackled (he rocoverer In High School athlete, i.s a tackle on Ihe end zone for the safety and the jobs, along with Scott Boone, Buddy Robinson and Jeff Davis. Ihe Alma College football team this final margin. fall, A 5-S, 220 pound sophomore at Alma, Mich., he is the son of Mrs. Ben Olsen returned a punt about (Continued on next page) 50 yards down the sideline, with Anno Ciceri of 41G Summit Ave. Byers Tennis At Blue Devil JVs Too good " INTRODUCING THE NEW I TUNING EYE.. Semifinal Round Lose To Pingry for makes tuning a eilor TV «n The quarter final round of the Carl By GARY PALMER tune as your radio. E. Byers Memorial Men's singles The Westfield JV football team lost breakfast. and consolation tennis tournament its second game in a row last week, was completed at the Westfield Ten- being beaten 7-0 by Pingry. This was PRICES START nis Club over the weekend. Dan ho first time in the history of the AS LOW AS Kocchlein, last year's winner, show- series between the two schools that ing his outstanding form, defeated the Devils were on the losing side. Bob Jackson 6-0, 6-4. Frank Stuibor During the first quarter, the ball din/ i»i-«»n«" ! advanced by default of Gordon exchanged hands frequently, with Booth. Fred Griffin, a new comer to both teams unable to sustain u drive. m PHIICO'S the senior class, showed ho is n Near the end of the period Pingry mm strong contender for the champion- almost scored, but fumbled in the ship by defeating Ray Kuncyl, last end zone. Jeff Davies of Westfield 1967 Portabl* year's runnerup in straight .sets. G-3, recovered. TRACT10HAIRE WINTER TIRES U-3. John Gray, runnerup in l'JO-i, however, had to battle for his life The second quarter saw both 12"-17"-19"' teams trying to scramble toward pay 7.50-14(7.75-14) 0% - A<9O SCREEN SttB ngninsl Dave Sargent, winner in dirt. Pingry made it in the closing TUBELESS. BLACKWALLS 6.7016 (7-76-15) <£ TOP 9O4 l'Jofi, WHO and iota, before fiiiaJly seconds of till! period, scoring on n PllM $4.40 (7-60-14) or $4.42 (6.70-16) pulling through 5-7, 0-fi, f>-3. '20 yard pass play from Tom Jiannis I Fad. exclis tax per pair in the Consolation, "Doe" Durgrin to Doug Payne. The conversion was 8.00-14(8.25-14) defeated Oscar Johanscn O-l, U-1. and good and Pingry led 7-0 at the half. 7.10-15 {B.15-15) J. F. Blackburn overcame Charles Throughout the second halt Pinery Rut $4.72 (3.00-14) or $4.70 (7.10-16) Kuvonagh li-4, G 4. eontrollwl the ball, giving it up only Fed. axcise tax par peir Plans call for Don Kooclilcin to three times. At the close of the C.60-14(8.55-14) m% play Frank Sluiber Saturday at 1 Came, Westfield almost put together 7.80-16 <3.45-16) dm NEW STYLE5 TO MA« p.m. and Fred Griffin to play John a score, but fumbled inside Die Pin PUN $6.14 (8.00-14) or $5.10 (7^0-16) ANY ROOM DKOI Gray at 3 p.m. gry 25. John Dodcls was the de f F«O.«X«IM tax per pair The finals arc scheduled for 2 fensive standout of the game for the ( p.m. Sunday. Devils. /».oo-il) * 2 for *45 PRICES START Fkw $8^8 Fad. •xaU* «uc pw pdr AS LOW AS WHITEWALLS ADD *fi°° ftJL AM prfcgt PIVM Uwt mn41 fyMf. 6.00/6.50-13 Tubelaw Biackwafls. PllM %*M ¥n* Wyour oa»T»M HatodtiM THE COLONIAL exclsa tax, «al«a tax and two trade-in tires of* your auk SPORTS CENTER THE ROSSINI Elegant Italian Pro Are You Ready For Smalt When You Buy boy console in g^1 Your WIntor Tire* wood color on sele Game Season? See Us For Get ow "EAHH BIRD From Us... neers and solids, lei You Get Wheels Range Toning Sy*!' All Your Hunting Needs. WHEEL DEAL Dial and UHF Spoil Volts Picture Powei When you have your winter tire* 6'.i" Ova! Speaker- o" Hunting and Fishing Licenses mounted on extra wheels, you Old Hickory savo tha cost of having them SCRAPER 520 SOUTH AVE. W. ON THE CIRCLE mounted and demounted each year. You can change wheel* FREE Bourbon yourself in minute*. NO COST See Our FREE PARKING IN THE REAR OR 233-8420 i itmei «Bisn>n mtf PrlceB Shown OBLIGATION LOW LOW P > THE WESTFIELD (K. J.) LEADER THCRSDAV. OCTOBER 20, IMS Page S V Registerin.; yor Results ) Fittu^s Clinic Vigilant! Stars Boys Football Residents Place ',l;;;i;l;*"i'i*='n»w,, In FCC Golf Slonelienjjp :Jy '{'ojiliii-.iod friim pixnious pape> In B Squad Win Mrs. 11, Paul Kuiter of WosMii-Irf. hit : ••" l-!-..!..,., el:,,,, ,,,,,, UW1 i • XVVrncr JfMOR I.KAtil'E curding 4!i I SI—2!'. «Wi the day's con- i!™n.u:.:ill;i111 !».K|..-.i in^'r* By JOHN STEftfBER 1 Mllttrii . Tlic P;jn:lii-!> p't solo |K*ssessior sujaliun c\ent Ui>! ueek in a nun. j of fir.-t place «ith thi'ir will. «hic! hole groups' event at 1'lainfield i [i.i ;ilira ! • Soph r.illback Drew Vigilanli 3 3 *". .- ,»r:i..i' ^ \ un'tiiK-frhor riio;ci^- 5 fvatun-d the pl.iy of QB Kirk Robin Country Club. I I.nilty 3 2 sco!< d four tuuehdo^n?. two extra i for ;ntj- Jjltt-tT: iiihiiiSi' period diinris : point--. ;uid intf rccpted two passes ^on ;itjd the miming oi" Dclvin Kind- Mrs. L. J. Sobell tied for third! And Save l 'tin- hours of (It..- t-!ii!i< ;iii..i will IT- ley Brian t'larke scored in the firs! place in a subsistute par for worst! • !.> lead Wft;tfn?ld's B squad to a 41-H 1 j ceiu- piioii'y !"i' ilui- !n!H'. mill oicr Scott-It Pli>.ins Monday. Tlic h;ilf so pin the Paiiilu'is ahead, luit two holes competition with a net 3: ; j Mt-n aUi'iist;::.: :!;• f'-nie will n- «:n was tho Oevib' fourth in ai sthe Kocki-ts Iii-ti il up. Lindiey calm and Mrs. l.avv.scm ("onto won low j Low Closeout Prives j cone Ii::ii--~> appr;;!--;;! . r>,'.>ii- Httdy Siren;:!!!. PAT. Hiilihy Cirlcr alinosl put an- 11 i'ff drrp in their own U'rritory and m;!n Fs.un.lry | l.unx; ("apathy and lk;ir! i-U\~punsi'. oilier XI) on the siwcbouj'd. bul the Bags, Putters, ii' & .Marino. ](. i:, ftfiv promptly (urcod to punt l>y the • LEGAL NOTICES • ; j 1 hese ;ipj'j-ai>ais arc pveti oil a'Minvn y Devil dofoiuc The kick w;is clock ran out. Tho defense was led Wedges, Carts, in | imh\i(ku;; h::sis ;uconliiv.! to Tuiv. j l>y liiu'liackt-ts T»m Dunn and Brian Arlior In" • hloi'ki'd and tccoM'ri'd by Westfield MtTMK OF* SIOTTI-IC!«K\T Umbrellas, Gloves Arlhur Stvvi-ns I Thnu!ki!i. ()l'.\>it-al riireeior, ,-ind are' ;i( tho Scotch Plains 31. j Cnikcr <'arUr played well at safety. NOTI>-I-: is IH;>U:I:Y iiivi>:.\. that "VVcKlfiflrt Amiu- j )so[ coms't-ti-ho. They will help miHi • with Steve Stanford. I.V.ih Jones and Uul SIM h iitli-rim-tluilo ;u « ..um i>i Chapman IIIOH. '•• Tin- Ik-vils scored the first touch- \he **ul»Roi-ibi'i\ Siiburluui Tritni c<>u\ II idou-rinmc liu-ir linu-» needs M> thai Air Con Mi U' dnwii Iliivi- plays later when Vi.Ki- I Bruce i.iimbt-1 nisUinj,' well. Bill 1'iiity, Siirfi'tiHi-f In ttio WcNtlh-lii JTt *r It K«- • -(,•>>>. H. irylciml ;n:. ]> llruli' • lanti powored in from tho throe Uifl Will ami fVM»mf I'AI'h Golf BallM Always on Salt I!. HiBBiils I'm'. F. W.-ilan.l ;.i|. ci'nU-r Stowie l'.-iloti played well. till!..})', itvt-rafo'tl, w HI t>t> uiniitfd i I'.arly m the second period, the Raid- :IIM1 MtaU-ii t>>" lhe Surf"fcHt«\ .Njuiy ! it's narrowed tin" margin Io 6-3 when i For tile Unckcls. Hobby .lesler put ('. Kan»n«-. iniil i-«'i»i>i'i i-il i • •< Mi-tt Ir- Stags and Drugs W j It ah Davis booted a 2y yard field i iliem on the semvlioard with a 50mciit to thr I'liioii t'uiini) tVurt - Many Fantastic Savings .M..|.-i Aul.i.. II ! yard end run in the fourth quarter. I'l-tilmtv IMvibii'ii, en Thtirml»y, Nn- Brill nt lY j Uoal. Westfield quickly retaliated voiiibt-r ITih iu-xt at i*::!0 A.M., pry- ]'.i:-|l,.ir I] I'U. 1 .... II : ! when Vishanti returned Davis' kick-i The defense, with Fred Boss. Jim\ ailing (itiw Still Availablf on 1965 .!,,>•!," l:.--,\li;>|; ... !• !. J>ali«l t;»*i»u-inIn*r i». 1S68. 11 Tl'A.: !:>' I n-lifN 7 II i ofi ;»5 yards for his soeond touch- Iluehlor. Hill Kngluitd. Dick Haj'fis. SuJ'utl'un Trust Company, MiMkliO 1 HI \|..,» i r :.-!!.- T II Quint Mansell tind Gi'iry Conger, 1 run toe. Mtn'l Mid Ladies Clubs and lags Mcrrllt in j down. Vifilianti conlinut'd his ram- n*»tn-it mui Miduii, Attorney**, Hurl-In ii..|,t. II IMIIII [i:dry 7 II page by stopping a Scotch Plains played well but couldn't contain the tUi JClm Si reel. Alnl.-iry WiM» 1 l...uii.;, . li In Panthers' strung ground attack. In Wt'hi tt.!y the T"Wii I'lt-rk of thi» Town »f m-.tu- JiM. A. Sisi.t 'Jin, K Ta> J,.i \V.-stttb lit. on Monday, (Ictuber t*. The rugged Westfield defense, led With a real team effort, the Vik- 1 ;*i;»; nt i':MI) i'.M, in the rnun^ll :'H[l. K ll. IViUiifll.i.. 2ii-6. Chris Snowber drew first blood "V<. I>tSti-|iliain» --IJ, :'H'J, !•'. Lama Sotioy. ended the first half by halting >, T lurtitHhiiig «f Chureh as ho went 35 y-fu'ds into paydirt. Al- fti.-l oil n.- follow*: Short Hills Golf Range Scotch Plnins' first serious touch- w frJc-ts Motor* 11 though the I'AT failed, the Vikinjjs' NniiiiHT 4 I'LJ.'I oil fi>r tho Munl- j Bapli't II Hartueit & i'n Hi down bid with a fumble recovery. MOtMS TWtNPHd SHOtT HUS, H.J. )•« defense, led by co-captain Dave >Club .... H J-M-ovirtent Mutual . Ji! Fahettt's Weslfield opened the scoring early UUi I>M-;IIK ami NiN-Hrlefttiinm may 13 SS]>rinKficld I'tHH-i'cm S 1. Alchison, John Salomone. l> Iorhtdloi Sand»y, until Chrintmai, » a.m. Io >:M p.m. mntloul . Caml (StilirlH bowlr-il hluli Wi iK ill's in.'H- HIMI|> 1.1 II un ei^lit yard touchdown pass, cap- T«'\vn (?|i»rk 'illtiiKll.it |.-'!I:IM.I nil ('II ('...... II I:; slrom scored froni the one on a QB10-13-lt r**:a «(i.OtJ 0 an.l hlKli J..rt i~ I in;i; S'.if*4 .in II ping a 52 yard drive. sneak. VH Clayl liawlings (>nv* fur <-|. in. ncs Kim. |i,.\. » i:. Triangle l:i;,i I. .| :.,r S|s.,|, ... 7 17 In a desperate effort to cut thethe I'AT. Loadir-K 13-0 ut halftime. Smart Set 11iuii s. in.-- (tinny sii.-nv 21 ;t—r.JO; | 27-3 deficit, Scotch Plains switched to co-captain Alan Webster, who was Manila JSI.IMHI :.|V. A!l(B FurSi;. 14 W I. I. Ui'lly S.il.,:n..ii,. :•"< I the "shotgun" fortnnlion to eoncen- oittslandint; on both defense und of- 1« 14 Mike's Mnrk<-t .... ]2 :) Irate on their passing game. Bui fense swept the end to score. Jit the 10 14 Salon cte Putts .... 9 i; . II 13 Prli.-ieff-r Urui; .... 7 s Pill Up Girls this nlso proved ineffective when lust quarter, the .lets hit on a lonj; 9 N'irrls (*!u'VI<>!et ..7 S ViKilnnli picked off his second HiRh- run to score, hut Hix iiilercopled the Ithra! Fruit ...... fi 1« 4 s _»M: Rodsers 2IG, W«..st- Rottiiford I'ontiaf. fi in i lander pass nnd sprinted 2'J yards I'AT attempt, iitill going slrottK, llUClnni MS. K';:::: !!' ,r BEAT THE RUSH! Hlijh more: Uoilj- Jiay 213 M. K.T.HI. I |;;l., l,,, [ fur his fourth touchdown. Webster again swept end for the TO, l"l-»>-"i-in 1:1 - n The Raiders got their first touch- with HawlinKs going for the I'AT. down when tackle Carl Sayko scoop- Get them now. .Pay Later! «?p :•::•::::::: \i !S \v I. 'I' i" ! ed it]) a Westfietd fumble «nd hauled SI....I..IH ...... * II II X it 31 yards Io the end zone. lining 1 t II 4 S:^.:::::::::::: ! !? Hi-jus I .' II -." 1 HIRAM WALKER HALF i'i-i 11 » ],; The (,':inu> ended on a Westftrld i; i ,IIIM I 'l il 2 I'.,. U.-IM (i :t ii o Early Ilinlrt liiBh note when John Aekerson tmule C«I1IIII-» Mftfttrfln* GENERAL « I. ;i fine catch of McC;il>e's Second 1 ill.." V.« lil:inlH. T.I Mill.]UI'1 P.ll'k K 1.-. :. I..«is ^M l',nli,i>-, T.iin,i,|iii'i. l.h scoring strike. LLONS FOR SALE HERE l). Suiuliiy Tho Devils will host Kahwuy this Ic.iln vs. St i.-ii-i y. T.iMl;l.im>* VU. K!' S-N i | In Wjlishln. I:: i, Monday ;it 3:4f> at Recreation Held. .11 Moil i.i: < HHmn'i Liquors — 1120 South Avenue I'-i. t.-iM, i; \v,.»iriotit n H til -ii I. 'I- !• 12 >v /iimr.-i-ui.ill II 13 s.-ui.-h I'l.iiiio 3 n u ti -n I'.llllll,.!-* it II t; IV'li..|!ii> li 1^ :: I II I liquor Spirits — 317 South Avenue I:.I, u. IH . /••»•> li 1> I I I :t i 2 ti L' VikiiiKs' . WINTER lobert Treat Liquor Shop - 115 Quimby Slreef II :i i i W«IH1H lay ISWAPPfOfOR .!<•!» . . . . . I'.r (.'HIM fonwood liquors — 61 South Avenue \Y I. K'<>..|> -1 -i VII v«. ll.i.liilu, Taiim • I - .U.i |.; v IT THROUGH THE lilHll,. 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A li i.-l Nil; 1." tll.iil.-i , Nil: 13. .Mill-i. v W; H traction in snow, and more positive control of 1>: I •.. i rhn..M. ii. \v: 1 n : *1. Hi- II. H; IN. 1 IIM-.'.I- your car under all winter driving conditions. niaii. «': in. II,•I.I !.k> U. "II. ,\|.--

llyiin. Win nil K 11 in- 1 J'"'• HS Football (Continued from previous page) into Woslficld territory, a credit to the Devils' .strong defense. n ew Westfield scored twice in the fourth quarter on similar plays. AMERICAN MANUFACTURED Halfback Handy .fumes attempted to sweep the end but found a Haider defender waiting for him. He then cut inside and romped 21 yards for the touchdown. Later Murphy exe- cuted the same play and went 22 yards for the fin.il score of the name. WHEELS The. Devils n^ain dominated the game sUtfi.sically. They rolled up 254 Special at $1 yards mid 15 first downs. Fullback • when you buy 2 new Murphy, for the second week in a row, turned in a «real performance General Winter CleatTiresI with three touchdowns ami I .'ill yards 4-pIy nygen.. .our strongest rushing in 2lj carries. The Westfield defense held Scotch Plains to 32 nylon cord construction. yards rushing and one first down. Of (LIMIT: 2 WHEELS PER CUSTOMER) the seven passes thrown by Haider quarterbacks Fred PlenHe and Hk'ky Todaro, iivc fell incomplete and two were intercepted. Saturday Westfield will face a tra- SEE CHET MOUNT OR TOM STEELE ditionally toiiuh rival in Jtahway. Last year an Indian squad drnpp'-d a close M-U decision to the Devils nnd almost won it in the final two GENERAL TIRE SERVICE minutes Haliway co-'ch Ken Stnmll has 10 lettermen returning from thai team. 400 RAHWAY AVE., ELIIABETH Hahway victories this year have been over Kenihvorlh, n n^w scbool SENERAt' in its first year of competition, and EL 2-6700 Big Half-gallon Values Hillside, the cellar dweller in the HOURS: 7 A.M. TO 7 P.M., MON. THRU Fill. — SAT. 7 A.M. TO 3:30 P.M. ^_ TIBE Wotchung Conference in IMS. The Redskins lost a close game to (oiif.'h USMBSftAVTO INDUSTRIES HWHWAYSAfm VJMUITTU jg ffgjsffn ^fr» Linden and were handily defeated by from Hiram Walker Cranford laat week. Handy built-in pourer! • Easy-to-hola nana grip! Nearby College Games Saturday Pitt at Army LEADER WANT ADS PAY Princeton at Penn Columbia at Rutgers ' DiStllLfOfROH 0R»IN/V00K» - (a- Page* THE WESTFIELD (N. J.) LEADER, THURSDAY, OCTOBER 20. MM • Week Needed For Raney Is Elected Address Cliange One week's notice is requesxsd Chapter Officer of readers of the "Leader" who are changing Uieir addresses. ORIGlNAt OIL PAINTINGS Addrest lists are made op one The election of William G. Raney week in advance, and while it is 7.1* $5.00 to $3,000 of Westfield as vice president, meet- possible at the last minute to landscapes. Still lif , ings, of the Northern New Jersey send an extra paper to a new es fi Chapter of the Society for Advance- address, it is not possible to pre- Modern, Traditional etc ment of Management lias been an- vent the already addressed HUNDREDS TO CHOOSE FROM nounced by Albert Davis, chairman paper from going to toe old ad- of the board of the 34 year old pro- Pint* Krnnif* dres« without toe week's notice. I At lll.r.iusl fessional society chapter. Mr. ART The "Leader" will ue nappy to rrlwi Raney is employed by the Cross- L&M forward papers without extra Scotch for field Products Corp. of Roselle Park. charge anywhere in the United 205 BROAD STREET, EllZAB The Society for Advancement of States for those subscribers who Optri Dully I., C KM.—.\!i.ii. k Tl.ur< Manageemnt is the oldest scientific are planning to be away foi tem- Park Around Ooriu-r in MUlli l i;, I>JL people who management society in existence porary periods. with over 300 local chapters located " * throughout the world. Rep. Stanley L. Greigg (Dem., really like Tlie Northern New Jersey Chapter la.) has introduced a bill requiring holds monthly meetings and semi- railroad cars to bear reflective nars at which in-depth discussions markings that would glow brightly ' Scotch. on practically every aspect of man- in headlight beams. agemen, practice are conducted. f> ?* ~;-

• LEGAL NOTICES • Wilson Is Chosen KOTICB TO <*KE1J1TOM» K«t'ul« of KUWAHIl G. AUSTIN, til*., known a» KUWARU G HAY SON AI'STIN, L»et;fKN<;d. Purttuniu to the order of MARY r\ Chapter Trustee KAN*ANH. Surrogate of tho County of irnlt/n, miule on the a«-v«:itth day Fanwood—The election of Henry of October A.I>.. 180l», upon the ap- plication of the undermined, an D. Wilson of Fanwood as director Administrator of the estate of said and trustee of the Northern New (U'ceuMMi. notice tu hereby given to CHOICE tho creditors of uatd deceased to Jersep Chapter of the Society for (jxtiiMt to the HUliBcrlber under oath the Advancement of Management or ufTirmntlon their claims and de- ninrulK iiKalnut tho e»tat«t of no id BARON'S BUY: has been announced by "Albert Davis, (iccciised within elx months from chairman of the board of the 34 year ihe date of HHII order, or they wilt ho fortvpr burred from prosecuting old professional society. Mr. Wil-or rfoovi-rlng the same agulnttt the son is employed by the Bell Tele- bHcilber. W. Walter AiifUn. phone Labs of Murray Hill. Administrator Charles It- Thutchor, Attorney The Northern New Jersey Chap- 3Z6 Purk Ave. ter holds monthly meetings and sem- Scotch Plains, N. J. inars at which in depth discussions 10-13-4t FO on practically every aspect of man- to determine toxcity of a lake, a NOTHIK TO cnBOiro KHlute of JOSEPlUi;t5 C. BII15P- HALLOWE'EN spokesman said. AHD, Dcc.cuaed. Purmiunt to the order of MAHY a. KANANK, Surro«ate of the County of Union, made on the seventh day COSTUMES & MASKS of October A.D.. 19Gfi. upon the ap- I lent Ion of tho undorKiffned, BB Kxecutrlx of tho pKltito of nald do- Kixl, notice IH luirvUy Blvon to the creditorK of BHld deoManerl to xhIMt to tint HUlmcrfher under oath r affirmation their dnlmtt and dp- nmmlH utjaluHt tlie cituto of fluid V2 PRICE deeeuHert wltliln ulx mouths from tlio dato of Huld order, or they will he forever burred from iirnncr.utlnff or recovurlnt; the same aguinet tho Bubucrlhi-r. Myrtle 8. Ilupnor. Kxecutrlz William V. Ilrlm, Altonify WATCH K 1'hfKttiiM St. Iti>Hi>U<\ N. J. FOR 10-13-4t F<3(VH $21.12 NOTICK TO TURNING CARS N UUAI3ICU De- WINNM, AAA TRAFFIC SAFETY BIENDEO SCOTCH WHlSKf Sit HOOf THE FlElSCHMANn „,<,.,.>.„., t,u«r. me SOtE 0IST«ISUTO«5. Pui'Miiunt to tho order of MA11Y C. rosni CONTUT KANANH, SurroKHto at tint County HALLOWE'EN CANDYI >f Unfon, iniiilo un HIL> KovtMitli diLy of Octoliur A.l>.. lUCC, upon tlio tip- liliciitlon of Ihtt undcrhlKiifd, ;IH Kxfcutrix of tin; tmluto of, H»ld iltv Box of 24—95c ai'd, iKitlfG IH lu'rcby ylven to the crcditurB of mild

N0T10113 TO riu:niroity Entato of MARGAHKT S. 1IAN- NAN, deceased. I'urHimnt tu the order of MARY C KANANJC, Kurrocato of the County BIG SUPPLY OF of Union, mado on the twculy-thlrd day of September A,t>.f lltCC, upon the application of the undernlgnttl, us lCxocutrlx of tho estate uf said HERSHEY'S - M&M - SNICKERS more drive-in dcccuHfd, notice 1B liereby plven t« the creditors of 8aId docoHHOd to exhibit to r^o Hubncrlbrr under oath or nfflrmat'on their irlalmn and iW- - TOOTSIE ROLLS - MOUNDS- HiaiiciH agaiiiHt tho cutatu uf Ha id UcceuHOiI with In n\x months from tho date of sHld ortU>r, or they \v\\\ he forever bar rod from i*roMPcutlnR ALMOND JOY - O'HENRY - or recuvctlny; tho Hit mo a^iiinut tho subucrlbcr. PATRICIA H. TRACY, banking convenience ICxecutrlx NESTLES Hobort D. Youii(i:hans, Attorney 2'in North Ave. W. WcBtlleld, N. J. 9yfl-4t Pees $21.12

niOTICli TO CI11CIMIOHS Estate of HENHV o. Sl'HOKM- than any other bank nt to tho order of MAHY C. KANANK, HurroKHte of tho County of Union, mado on tbo Hoventh diiy of October A.D., IJUJK, upon tbo ap- plication (>f thG UtHleiKlKllfll, UH xccutor of the estate of Kiild dc- cca»nl. notice Is h Pit by Klvcn to be creditor** of nu.id deceaned to •xhlblt to the aub.Htriber under oath or HiTlrniHtiwn Uu-lr CIHIIHH and ;

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