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Today's • weather: partly cloudy, high «8- THE WESTFIELD LEADER 70, low 44-46 The Leading and Mo$t Widely CireulMed Weekly Neu$ paper In Union County Published 24 Pages—15 Cents Second Class Postage Paid WESTFIELD, NEW JERSEY, THURSDAY, APRIL 18, 1974 Every Thursday W-FOUkTH YEAK — No, 36 -Held. NT J. State R^tles Extra Time School Builders Three Win Set Paper Drive Merit Grants Williams to Head This Saturday Three Westfield students For School Vacation have been named winners of Westfield's nearly 8,000 who ordered the schools The group of Westfield corporate-sponsored four- Republican Ticket public school students are closed. High School students, known year Merit Scholarships by enjoying three extra Kilpatrick ruled late as the Builders, which is Edward C. Smith, president holidays from school this Monday afternoon that working with the Peace of the National Merit Councilman Alexander S mittees. In 1971 he was week, compliments of. schools in Westfield be Corps to raise $1500 to build Scholarship Corporation Williams has announced his appointed chairman of the Edward KilpatricM, Acting closed yesterday, today and a school in Yanokwele, (NMSC). This is the first of candidacy for Mayor of Senior Citizens Housing Commissioner of Education, tomorrow at the request of Liberia, has announced a three major announcements Westfield. He's running for Committee which recom- the Westfield Education paper drive as one of its of Merit Scholarship win- the Republican nomination mended the cs>!isUsuction of Association. Two^st#tG projects, ners to be made by NMSC in in the primary election. a moderatc-rftfKl apart- CHS PartWs judges refused April 10 and The drive will be held 1974, the 19th year of the In a statement to the ment projt>cT.*^jp» 11 to take jurisdiction in the Saturday from 10 a.m. to 5 annual competition. The leader, Mr, Williams said: Mr. WilliamSHs a senior To Hear f alk dispute and said the WEA p.m. Papers may be taken local residents are Ann M. "Ihavebeena Councilman vice president oflile Firit should first go to the State to the High School parking Murphy of 212 Ayliffe Ave., for over five years. In each National State Bank of New State Senator Alfred N, Education office. lot or pickup will be made by An invitation to all West!ielders to take part in the week- Susan M. Panekof S19 Tuttle of those years we have seen Jersey, located in Newark. Beadleston will rrjeet with The Board of Education calling 232-2020. long observance of National Library Week, from April 21 Pkwy. and Michael Rhum, a problems and events occur His work involves the field parents of patients at the had decided at its Jan. 8 Although suggesting that through 27, is issued in a proclamation signed by Mayor Swarlhmore College which presented op- of municipal finance. Children's Specialized public meeting that the papers be tied in bundles, Donn A. Snyder as Dr. S.N. Ewan Jr., president of the student. portunities to improve the Hospital and parents of three teaching days lost the group states that this is Westfield Memorial Library's Board of Trustees, and The winners were chosen quality of our Town. The patients of the students of when the State Department not a must. Miss Jeanne M. Desrasicrs, library director, look on. from a group of about 14,(100 challenge in the next several Common Cause the West Lake Schools of Education mandated students who attained years will be to prepare for Wednesday eveiing to schools be closed, due to the Finalist standing in this our opportunities and Meeting Open discuss state-sponsored i energy crisis, on Jan. 2, 3 Here Full Program Scheduled year's competition. Each problems by planning to legislation being formulated and 4, should be made up. It winner met specific criteria meet them in a positive and to Public to help the physically was decided at that time established by the sponsor constructive way. handicapped. : Again May 10 Library Week Common Cause in the 12th that the three teaching days, of the scholarship and "My years of service have Alexanders. Williams Congressional District His talk will be part of a which would permit Kreskin, the renowned received an award that Kiven me the privilege of (Union County) will hold a Parent's Meeting Program, teachers to fulfill their covers up to four years of mentalist, has become A week of special Tuesday - Hobby show and working with intelligent and Alex Williams, his wife, "Meet Your Legislators" sponsored jointly! by the contract commitment of 180 something of a tradition in college undergraduate committed people, and 1 Jennie, and their two evening Sunday, at 7:30 hospital and the Union teaching days, would be programs, all open io the film for senior citizens, 11 Westfield, On Friday, May public without charge, has <i,in. to 2 p.m.; Richard (.'. study. These Merit have learned from them. I children,Toni and Billy, live p.m. at the Community County Educational Ser- made up on April 16,17 and 10 at B p.m. he is returning Scholarships provide be- believe that we can continue at 724 Clark St. He has been Presbyterian Church, vices Commission, to be 18. been planned by the Veil, author and teacher, for his tenth appearance in Westfield Memorial Library "Revolutionary Graveyards tween $1,000 and $6,000 for to find the leadership to chairman of the Council Meeting House Lane and held at 8 p.mj at the Later Assembly Bill 1258 the Westfield High School the four years of college keep Westfield on the right finance committee for four Deer Path, in Mountainside. hospital, according to Mrs. 10 mark National Library in Westfield, Springfield and was passed, which stated Auditorium, Y-Teens, a non- Plainfield," 7:30 p.m. ($250 to $1,500 per year), track as a fine community in years, and has served on The public is invited. Loraine Wickwate, R.N., Week from Sunday, through numerous other com- that for state aid purposes, profit club open to all high Saturday, next week. Wednesday - Children's based upon the individual which to live." State Senators Thomas director of the hospital's the three days in January school girls, is again winner's financial need. program. ; The Children's Depart- pre-school story hours, io to Dunn, Peter McDonough, would be considered days in sponsoring the per- ment will present two 10:30 a.m. and 2 to 2:30 lire awards included in and Alexander Menza; "We hold about six school. formance. puppet shows from 10:30 to p.m.; Crossword puzzle today's announcement are Public Schools List Assembly-women Barbara meetings annually for the "The Board in its earlier Kreskin describes himself 11 A.M. and from 11:30 to contest for adulls, 7:30 p.m. underwritten by some 250 Curran and Betty Wilson; parents," Mrs. Wiekware Jan, 8 decision to keep to its as "an entertainer who used noon, and a Children's Thursday - Kindergarten corporations, foundations, and Assemblymen Arnold said, "and our purpose is to original 180 days of in- suggestion and ESP". Using through sixth grade professional associations, Spring Programs D'Ambrosa, Thomas bring together pabents with Hobby Show from 1 !o 5 p.m. (Continuad on Pcga 4} {Contlnutd on Pass 4) Saturday, April 20, in ad- children's Spring story unions, and other business Severin, Joseph Garrubbo, similar situations and vance of the week's ob- hour, 3:45 to 4:15 p.m.: and industrial firms that In the Springtime, the Thursday, April 25 -- "A John Gregorio, and John problems. The prpary aim servance. adults* backgammon participate as sponsors in Westfield public schools Night at the Opera," Senior McCarthy have been invited of the program is to provide tournament, 7:30 p.m. the National Merit calendar turns to thoughts High School, 8:15 p.m. to participate. A panel a place for pare its to ex- The program schedule for Scholarship Program. The of Spring programs in which Thursday, April 25 - discussion on the typical day press their fee ings and the week, from April 21 Friday • Mrs. Donna D'Amato, R.D., "Feedins! scholarships are generally students are able to show Instrumental Music in Trenton and Common ideas. We hope t«j make the through 27, follows: ; l named for the sponsoring parents what they've been Program, Edison Junior Cause interests such as parents aware that they Sd K f the Family -- ,N'«uni ,t\ith p nn:1 Economically,"' M« i U-jijg in the art, music f.tid High Scr.ool, U p.m. Campaign Planting, Open aren't alone wjitb their loc«! authtvs!'} p.m. ( physical education. All Thursday, May 2- Langu- Meetings and the Citizem particular situation or adulis, !U i:.m.\ children's Right to Sue will highlight problem." j Monday - Garden Clubs' awards, for jellybean Federation programs are o'pon to the age Festival, Senior High programs for adults, 10 a. m. yuessing and checkers final public and most are free. School, 5 to 9 p.m. the evening. A Questions Sen. Beadlestin is the and 2 p.m.; story hour for match. At the elementary level, Saturday, May 4 - Spring and Answers period will author of the Beadleston Act three-year-olds, 10 to 10:20 Seeks Higher the nine schools rotate Music Festival, Senior High follow. which makes education for Saturday - Marge llar- a.m. and 11 to 11:20 a.m. telius, illustrator, chalk talk programs in art, music and School, 8:15 p.m. the handicapped nandatory Salaries physical education so that and has been instrumental Monday !o Friday - for children, 10 to 11 a.m.; Tuesday, May 7 Jefferson Borough to Use in introducing legislation for Jellybean Guessing and dog training exhibition, 3 to Higher salaries, smaller each school lias a demon- School Spring Program - checkers tournaments for 3:45 p.m., for all ages, stration in each discipline Art, 7 p.m.
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