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Manclno Tells Special; A Guide To County: Solve The Holidays Garbage Crisis In This Issue 13 Serving Cranford, Kenilworth and Garwood Wednesday, Nfov 21, i979 USPS 136 800 Second Class Postage Paid Cranford, N.J. 20 CENTS VOL. 86 No. 47 Published Every Thursday A LITTLE OLD LADY WHO LIVES IN A SHOE HAD SO MANY CHILDREN SHE DIDN'T KNOW WHAT TO DO..,. THE INK IS STILL WET
, w| OFFER xWI iaisempTioN Has Written A FOR AtL YOUR REAL ESTATE NEEDS: • 9 ? NO OBLIGATION. CALL US NOW/ V 'Loving Memoir A •••'•' MEED AN APPRAISAL? The developer • of the food. market substantial commitment and don't look for didn't choose God. He chose me and I had r lefis than a 20 year lease," the mayor said. By STUART AWBREY SO SHE CALLED PAIGE, PAIGE & RICHARDS, A LOCAL REALTOR proposal f° the Cleveland School site plans John F. Davis has written what he calls a little choice once that happened. I was free, ''They're looking for the long pull," added WILLIAM Q..V^1^^A^:^•j&.•iRJA- • - to commit more than $1 million to the "loving memoir" of his life including his 36 yet swept along." The second is "the If you need more room in your home or Just thinking of a new pur- John Duryee, secretary of the Planning on our brand new listing of a two family brick and fran^e home. •_•"... SENIOR RESIDEttfiAL APPRAISER project,and the food chain that would years in the priesthood of the Roman powerful undercurrent, the undertow of the chase—call or better yet, stop In and let us assist you In finding Each apartment features 6 rooms, separate gas units. Property 50 operate there is planning to Invest another Board, who joined the mayorand Edward J. Catholic Church. people I met...all were sent by God and I the best home to fit your needs and pocketboo1<. SOCIETYOFREALESTATE $500,000 to $700,000 in it, township officials Murphy; township administrator, in a Titled "The Priest is Thankful," the book saw something of God in them." He calls the x 187, built in 1972. Move In condition. -briefing after-thfisession. < Call at your convenience. rtdii^^ is bfeing printed in both cloth and pa per book 120^g^156oir* airinteracttarof ihese ^wo- The company carefully scrutinized tax formate and its publication coincides with themes-God and people." These figures along with other details inc . maps sand investigated other potential his tfcnth anniversary at St. Michael parish. J In addition to describing his life, Msgr. customer and vehicular traffic expectations properties before deciding"the 2.3 acre The jmonsignor arrived here as pastor at Davis also relates some of his religious PAIGE, PAIGEI & RilARDS, REALTORS CALL FOR ESTIMATE and building design were presented in a • Cleveland site wjis the only practical place Chi :-time in 1969. briefing by: Raymond S. Molitor, mayor,, . Davis, who spent the past two years RE/\L ESTATE SINCE 1905 after local government representatives met, ' The proposal is foi' a 28,000 square foot United Way At the book, characterizes it as "a 530 SOUTH AVE. E., C RAN FORD 272-9444 272-4100 with the developer and the company Friday, - building of colbhlal design which'would be affirmation of my life but, more The developer and the company "have a ; set-back slightly deeper than the existing importantly, of religion." 23 Mil tot.,I 276-1900 540 NORTH AVE., UNION - 353-4200 school, this market would, be larger than the Galleries in Morristaiw^Summit & Denville, 663 Raritan Road, Cranford 07016 existing Pathmark store on South Avenue. In his preface, Msgr. Davis says "I regret Molnar opened the briefing by tracing the the publication of many sensational, uhtiuccessful efforts of the local government 75Per Cent Mark scandalous, tawdry accounts of the . to keep Pathmarfc in town thus leaving priesthood in recent years which cater to jCraniord potentially without a major food The Cranford United Way campaign has regularly supported the Cranford United morbid, curiosity about the priesthood. I'm outlet. He said Pathmark is irrevocably reached n per cent of its goal of $110,000 Way with personal gifts of more than $25, not .sipping their wine. There is another committed to move, the Garwood zoning has w^th $79,183 pledged and $30,817 to go, with some contributions ranging to $500 Important side of our life and it should be A LITTLE DIFFERENT HEATHERMEADE been changed to accommodate them and "it reports Richard G. Parkhurst, president. each. • ., told. Not that there is anything heroic about OH, SOO GOOD! makes sense they would not allow another Seventeen local agencies share in this once- There are more than 300 Cranford it, but there is a cordial and civilized side of market there." Pathmark retains a lease on a-year.fund raising/ campaign. families in "special gifts" and three-fourths being a priest which I have enjoyed and COLONIAL of the people who received the "special" i A the building until 1984 plus an option to buy. "We are grateful to the many individuals, never wanted to abandon." m Town He then elaborated on details of the businesses and organizations which have letter have already responded with pledges. discussions. . ' recognized the importance of the United "These are obviously people imbued with He devotes much of the volume to the Way campaign and have already the spirit of giving," said Kelley. influences on his life, "always from a One was customer traffic. The company contributed to this year's fund drive," said United Way volunteers assisting Kelley in positive point of view." These begin with his Thanksgiving predicte up to 12,000 customers a week, oran Parkhurst. "In giving to the Cranford the special gifts division include Al Gessler, late parents Frank and Amelia Davis, in his average of 1,700 per day. About 10 per cent United Way, they know their money will be Charlie Goodfellow, Ken DeLonge, native Jersey City, and extend through 'of the patrons would walk toan d from the well spent in services vital to many people in Channing Rudd, Stan Mansfield, Nelson four of his heroes." They include: .Y market. The average customer visits the our community." Dittmar, Chick Ammann, Chuck Services store 1.6 times a week. Some visits are The special gifts division has collected Goodfellow, Mike Conway, Sam Ludwig von Mises, "teacher, scholar, combined with other.downtown shopping. $15,045 for 81 per cent of its division goal, Morneweck, Dick Baldwin, Steve Babits, mentor and friend to me," who taught the George Weisgerber, Chip Hogan, Hal Deen, young priest at New York University The Community ^Thanksgiving The store pfons to be open seven days a reports chairman Marc Kelley. The Special campaign is directed to those who have Don Nowicki and Scott Taylor. Graduate School of Business; Cardinal Service will be at 8 p.m. tonight at the week, eventually 24 hours a day. Heaviest John Henry Newman, whose writings "have "The priesthood Is a life of civility First Presbyterian Church. The shopping takes place at 10 a.m. and 2 p.m. been far me an intellectual bulwark and a and kindness." Msgr. John F. Davis in floor plan and decor. Spacious, charming Colonial home on a Cranford Clergy Council invites the and on Thursdays, Fridays and Saturdays. spiritual treasury"; Paul Claudel, a with his new memoir. 82 x 150 foot lot. Extra large living room with stone fireplacerban- if. _ public to attend. 'v/'rf"'-- •'• *•••'•'• There wasno estimate on car traffic, though "literary hero" who celebrated the Catholic Whetner you say it in Chinese or arty other language...This Oh, I A hew feature of this year's service quet sized dining room and country kitchen. Five spacious one township committeeman who was at the Chronicle Receives faith in his writings; Anne Morrow Soo Good home will sell Oh, Soo Fasti Bo see It now! Colonial Vwillibe- Rabbt Rdriaild l^pfflierg's meeting estimated later that the car count philosophy. In discussing Cardinal bedrooms, three tiled baths, basement recreation room with There's a new price 6n this 3 bedroom - IV2 bath home which 1 Lindbergh, "the valiant woman of the New with 1st floor den and lav, new modern kitchen with dlshwasW. I reading of parts-
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L , - Appllca^ona are available Btoleiibefore dawn Friday and of.Peterson. - , •• • O'Brien reported 15 tapes Union College will i be Csanford Chapter of the Presbyterian Church here, dividuals will prevent critical Columbus > will have their The Tournament will he at the Recreation Department access route by means of aboard meeting last Wednes- hearings on the driveway demolished that night when it . Police 'here • aretaken; Ann Maurer missed a required to apply to the matter and left believing that American Red Cross, in coo- Registration begins at 2 p.m. blood shortages and assure annual Free Ttriw Basketball' held at St. Midia^ Gym. office at tne Community 1 Planning Board for approval locked chain removes its day thah t technicalltehill y ththe viola i- l junction with New Jersey and ends at 6:45 p.m. in the the entire community ofcom- crashed Into a bridge during a investigating the possible link flashlight; radios and a tool tion, which Was the driveway the Planning Board would do Tournament Saturday; Dec. 1 jtatpIaM^Jroptow-wi^^ chase by police in Rockland of the car theft to larcenies boX were missing from the •' of anamended site plan for its violation of the zoning Blood Services, will sponsor a Youth Center. plete blood coverage at all ordinance. The driveway had itself, has not been removed, something. Acknowledging, J I "at 1 p.m. fog Cranford boys' awarded for each age Richard C. Rygiel is cars' of Ernest Lappke. John access driveway between the blooddrivte forTHe citizensof . » „ „ ..timesr — ;— ^nd the college- now has^that^tb* ef fectof-the chalnJs- m and girls agep 11 through 14 category. ; , tburftaftient chairman. Gavin, Koberf i constructed-without site be in good P. actually added another the same as removing tile Mrs. James Ruff, chair- Donorgg musmustt be in good Bodon was plan amendment and woman for the chapter s blbod health, between the ages of 17 Kerne Stolen From 3 Homefl McManus areas. structure-the metal poles and driveway, #he urged the board lth bt th f 17 after the resulted in increased traffic program, urges all eligible (with parental permission) Several homes were broken Sunday that •somebody stole hospitalized on Princeton Road by students chain-without site plan to consider the matter through DIAL SANTA pg g g (with parental per accident. _ site plan amendment, which donors to become involved in j6 6 j j t it uo into recently, police reported. $700 worth of jewelry from her taking a short cut through the approval. "But," he added, Santa and Mrs. Claus will be donors to become involved in aIMj 66i anrj wejgn at ^gtu o A silver service set <\ndapartment at 24 Springfield wA. - rp "As a practical matter, they would give the public a chance faculty lot. to be heard; sticking by the phone to await this life-giving program, and pounds. Eight weeks must Jewelry valued at a total of Avenue during the weekend. XfOtATV 10 Travel Under the college's plan, have gone back to where they calls from you and your donate regularly. Mrs. Ruff pass between donations and a $5,000 were stolen from the were," (before the driveway Citing the board's obligation '••. r\r^T: . •'--' ••;•••••.•:•. >,•••;'•>•'•• •'•' "• outlined in a letter to the to the neighborhood, member children. Starting today New noted that statistics show only donor cannot give blood more Denstman residence at 6 An undetermined amount of * \ Planning Board Oct. 31, the was constructed.) Jersey Bell will again offer a very small portion (about than five times each year -Shetland Drive Nov. 12. Entry Bernice Shor, board Thomas O'Brien also urged a 'access will be available only public hearing. "Call Santa," a 35-day series three per cent) of the popula- For further information , was gained through a broken Lischko residence at 1 DaviB< to emergency vehicles. member, expressed concern of holiday messages that are tion supplies the nation's regarding the drive call. Jront bay window. Street Nov: 14. Entry was ""A total of $1,400 in grants available by dialing 936-3636. hospitals with blood. Annual 276-3060 or 828-9101. Ms. Euz Collazo reported through a forced rear door. will be awarded to two or by JOAN VARANELL1 more high school graduates by the Rotary Club of Cranford, it THEY GAVE — Brownies from Brookslde School SKIING SHORTS was announed by Dr. Bernard are}among contributors to Family Care this season. JB. Krittfc Rotary scholarship Edna HaVnllton receives flifts including apple bread Now is the time to plan chairman. '" they baked. From back row: Alicia Cappello, Megan your winter ski vacation, so A unique citationwhlch has Taylor, Cindy Klein, Debbie Domaratlus; front: use these tips to make it TO CELEBRATE OUR OPENING. A WORKSHOP PANEL — Robert Albahary Is*at the podium. Other speakers In- ** Easy to park the sleigh —lot or street, near the bank; ;, been a Rotarian V'tey ,'«. Chrlssy Stevens, Lee Awbrey, Sarah Goodfellow, especially super. Pick out a second choice cluded Frances Flynn, Jack Hicks, Teresa McGeary, with workshop chairman •• •••.., n'ttuff;too. K - ••;':••'•*':'.'•' • , •..•,••••.•'.• ••"•'..•,•: '•••• •-• •>.?. several year* Will be a $400 Krlstl Cowan; Anne Salway was absent. Photo by of dates. We'll try for your Ellen Heller. Photo by Greg Price. - ^Old-fashioned serviceby little elves who care a lot. AKG K140S award presented to the high Greg Price. Fruit Baskets - Made To Order «« One-stop, uncrowded clothing shopping for everyone on school senior selected by the ideal dates, b\tt a second faculty, for outstanding choice will give us his list ^- and yoUr's. , ..7 . ~ Stereo Headphone something to fall bach on. blo-acoustlcally engineered leadership qualities. Ask about complete Name Brands At Discount Prices '"• high lldollly headphone,.on Food, Money Sought 125 Attend PTC Workshop sale now 1 AKQ'B unusual con- "Unlike other wards," packages, many offer lift ORDER NOW! Health-Tex • Rob-Roy • Lev! • Lee •Wrangler & More alrucllon eliminates annoying KOtt explained, "This will tickets and ski lessons for •adjuslmonls, reduces weight one lump sum. Cars equip- ALE and Improves wearing comlort. have nothing to do with academic standing, financial By Family Care Assn. ped with ski racks and NOVEMBER 23 - 30 On Alcohol Use Bv Youth fr whether the student snow tires are available at CAKES PIES many locations, but need to . will continue his studies in g —The--aim_this-year_ia-_-to An audience of related to alcohol abuse. Alcoholism has ptograms on prepare and distribute several be reserved weW in' ad- College. We are _ simply 43 years ago, the Cranford vance. When choosing a approximately 125, composed Detective Hicks said youth alcohol, but there is a need for •AKGK240,Reg.S85.-. Now Only $70 honoring leadership, ability." . Family Care Association is baskets of food. of several Board of Education uses alcohol as a "security more, one of which is in the AKGK40,nap.»2Zy.-. Now Only $23r resort, keep in mind the • COOKIES accepting monetary and food type of aprea-ski activity DISCOUNT members, administrators, blanket" and blamed the area of education." She feels donations so it can supply Individuals and 20 teachers, students and riumbeiTomreause"of~alcohol earlyneducatitm^rimportantr- The remaining $1,000 will be you like, some areas are in- awarded to a student or turkeys, fruit and canned organizations wishing to help concerned citizens attended abuse in town on insecurity. The Union County Council, clined to be more exciting ON ANY BOOK IN STOCK 276-9572 students to help defray college goods for Thanksgiving make Thanksgiving Day a than others. ' •;. the Parent Teacher Council He implied that the break- located in Westfleld, has 488 Blvd. Kenfhvorth • CHEESE TRA YS or technical school tuition dinners for the needy. happier one for those less Extraordinary Selection of Coffee-Table Books Giftl lecture workshop last down of the family as a unit educational programs fortunate, may send checks to Try two weeks of costs. The Rotary committee The association is a private Austrian sfeling; or seven Wednesday on "Drinking? A contributes to the alcohol available to interested people, will cooperate with the agency, which is nothte Cranford Family Care nights of Sugar Loaf. 331 South Ave., Gar wood • 789-2468 % Youth Crisis." abuse problem. He also noted as early as cartoons for young •. 23MMU Cranford' Scholarship supported by taxes or govern- Association, 8 Springfield Canada's sfeling ranges MU Mill, foot* 208. Rlriun . S2«-MM Ave., Cranford 070HJ or take Mrs. Ellen Heller, chairman that there is a need for law people. Mrs. McGeary feels bMidlla • 82WS33 Clearing House in selecting ment sources. It provides from the Trench at- Opposite Metli-Mart 7 DAYS - 7 AM - 7 PMi canned goods to the associa- THE of the workshop series, intro-. enforcement education in that attitudes must change — Tu«» . W»d.;fn. S«l;»M10B.Mon.. Thu>». 10 such recipients, temporary assistance to mosphere of Quebec to the duced the palel: Dr. Robert -the area of school; most and that parents should talk to QrwIU 4 R»nUn — Mod,, TuX, W -;, " '•" '[.'• FkKshcimflt.Visrtusandfindout '•''•V ".!,!• to aid you in matching the :••!:••... 1 •'•'•' ' . Vi ;;vy)th' .th(Bi. 'ifjj||itv.pejrifOn. As. alwaV$# you can Parly.;' .'••••••'• ' •'••A .i ';.- ".•• 'is/ :•,(•••( Cbtirtt on us for beautiful, free gift wrapping. • "-''•,": '^| UliHl ISVEkYI •i" '••' And>a host of convenient charge plans. : !'':,;'-•"•' '.••'^ I •'• ' 'k- ''•.'."•'•.'•'. '••('.' .•-';'h'::j KW .••:X--'*t •V'1:*:-: >r &ae%> •'•, \l>'' :it mm i .;•! .TO w '^••^/•''^^^•^I'f^ :•/-..•;'•!.:•••".•.••'.•••'.'• - ; ,-• • -.- •—•- " ' -.-,...... ,;. ,- ?..»••.±s< ,-.,.^. vy ,.:/..;. ,,; ,;,,.•.;.: *• • .•;,;-V;;,:-;;v v:^ •,;?;. • ^;^; :;>^^ i;iV^X.wiWiwiiirt^:^lw)i.rti«rf *4f?!?*,.*^ Wednesday, November 21,1979 CHANFORD (N.J.) CHRONICLE Page 8. Page 4 CRJCK(FORD (N.J.) CHRONICLE Wednesday, November 21, 1979 Cyclists 'Rambled' Here In Spite Of Rain Police Charge INine WHY PAY MORE? Thief Steak $814 From Store _A man stole $814,12 from a u/itviow at fVanfnrH Rnriln nn plate, TK4 William offtoera—JohnL Lowrey and chargedUwnvwithpoBBWiinn^ said to be drinHhg beerin a lEdwarSTa^rtedwarSTZarzecI^mhT j+V&*of Q| aTcchoX-and a "controlled cash register drawer" at Eartman-early Monday, traced the theft of aCBRacllO Btation wagon Friday -flight arrests. The youths were from i dangerous Scher's Drug Store Thursday. Officer Dave Cochrane belonging to Julie Ellsworth. PADERS Police said he dropped a were apprehended on Jjlorth neighboring communities. .'' •/ r OnNoy.7Det. spotted Uife-thieTand pursued was taken from .AvenuA e andd chargehrged with r Oh SaturdaSturday Sgt JameJatas ' 'caught two • 15-y6ar-old- quarter on the floor and took him. The thief dropped the " ner car at ^possession of alcohol. K t : McFeU and Officer Linnr studentsenroute to schtfol at the money while a clerk was radio near the railroad station Supermarket General Corn. reirjeying__the_ coin, JHe and fled into the night-.. ^ JWld "Sgt. John-Kdr^ 8ald a -Lockwood-app^ escaped. tTRollis, lfc, of linden waf quarter keg and 27 bottyesmale juveniles lp'the parking with possession and use of : charged with the theft and Now Is the time - ' i the vehlde. He joined lot ©fParicwwayi^ ; A stereo radio was removed Through fingerprints and a from behind a smashed witness report of a license criminal mischief. to order personalized Atl&6CentS Now Christmas Cards otf itcostNewJertieyniotdrtste bernam. The AM «tudy is' for the ' an average of 19.& • cents per based on computations^ madei - region, including'New Jersey, 200% mile to own and operate: aft *# Runzheimejrand Company, Derham explained. The personalized orders intermediatefllzedcar during a Rochester, .WiscOnsini increase of_1.4 cents per mile the third quarter of 1979, management consulting firm would mean an additional 40? cuMbenUNd AT soirri* AVENUE according to Matthew J. that specializes in measuring $210 per year for the motorist fidd Derham; president of the New the cost of living, including who drives 1$,000 miles FAMOUS LABELS AT MSCONff f MCES PRESENTS A FREE lues.Sal. 10-4 Parking in Rear 233-6683 Jersey Auitomobile Club. transportation costs. annually, he said: The boost i JUNIORISASIZENOTANAQE/Sim3to13 CRANFORD cyclists finishing theCJBC's 13 mile rainy THANKSGIVING origins were the subject of the season at Orange Avenue xhe number comes from the • - was attributed to the • SKIRTS • BLOUSES • SWEATERS PUMPS- Bud We«ksapd Art Yanowltzpumpup bicycle "Ramble" included, left to right (r«ar> Dick Williams, ,30 DAY WALK TEST 1 Dave TenBroeck and Tom Wlehl, and (front) Roberta schooLGIzellaMalorano'sklndergartnersmade the turkeys above. From lett: American Automobile The third-quarter report contkiujng rise in gasoline r • SLACKS •DRESSES •JEANS' tires at the start of the Central Jersey Bicycle TenBroeck, Ellse Yanowitz, Chris Williams and Gayle Ricky Leuser, Julie Mankowskl, Linda Jones and Cortlaridt Mbntross. And the Associations' quarterly study compares with 18.2 centt per prices. . i VISA • MASTEftCHAROE • HANOI CHARGE "Rahway River Ramble" ride. Orslnl. - hats below: from left: Patrick Dermody, Jennifer Morettl, Julie Nankowskl and On the cost o driving, said mile for the first quarter of >• 263 E. Broid Street I Todd Palumbo. . , •••,'. . . •4 :WtrtfWd,N.J. •crow from the Ariforists Differ On Health Of Bur Oak SURGENT'S Rl«lto Cinema the fashion linkat marcus The president of the New arboretum. He also says the for a food1-market. The several quarters as opposing : 2325411 Jersey Shade Tree Foundation large bur oak (correct committee has been, cited in -the market. has advocated retention of the spelling) in front of the old a gem df an idea OPEN EVERY NIGHT Free Parking in, tie*, STARTING NOV. 29th Cleveland School site as a school should be saved, park or commons or as a Stephen Bachelder, who is portion of a township also a Union County agricultural agent, issued a I»k. thirty diyt lo (Htcmm tht «wnd*rtul M ol RMalaUoM statement to* The Chronicle mow. th. (F.tt comfort oi |h« orioUtat lUtonted FUd Cv- (»!•• «^"° *«* I", »*". IKo In tlwn. toy. W»n " testifying in behalf of the bur -yar LOO su I:A i i,it?» TO mum > '1 \~ :• •?••.'.'• ' HASH'S* C.AUI'.rS* MARCH'S f UI.VUIOI.1' i • ''*, "V" X ,'* ..•• i>A' I. arty-going sensatioqk Allpart of a collection for set, that $tf. set them apart at holiday » Ifess with quilted vest. Sizes v*6*$26, 7-14,$30. ..^ ' '.;..•;•••'• •, b. Herringbone blazer%12 $45, 14-20 $60. Reg. and slim grey slacks 4-7$9,80,81$iid. Vour gilts «xqulslWlyglH wrapped tree and mailed tfea. No sale lsre\ HPJH WX'Wj •$••:-!< ,...,j,,.. WmM •¥• -, ^ •.>. >*..:•-,-•.•• .•:.••'\\ r '&stesl%^^ 1-. -. '«, &&g{?:r£^^^^ Page6 CRANFORD (N.J.) CHRONICLE Wednesday, November 21,1979 Wednesday, November 21, 1979 CRANFORD (N.J.) CHRONICLE Page 7 As We Mere Sponsor Christian Science Sets St. Michael Adult Messiah Wy ARTHUR AND HAZEL BURDITT 40year* rum Nov. 28 ^ Mensiahr: plans Christmas decorationdBi s for the,center Cranford wins designation as a Bicenten- :fir The St. Michael Parish Sing-In at Avery Fisher Hall nial community by the Anieriwn Revolution of twro..••••.;:;.'-: '•••\'.;&.-\?W"* ''... Council adult education will take place Friday, Dec. Bicentennial A(lriiiM«{ratibn, along with. Lions Club to present two "silent 21. The event, which is staged The Case For The Food Market the thanksgiving Eye The public is invited to the Christ, Scientist, Springfield committee will present a talk Rahway, the only; two towns Iri Union llCeman" signs to the Police Department and with Avenue and Miln Street, at 11 in six cities during the holiday many as four food be placed near the schools. Four-nave [ice at Calvary JLutherair Sacrament special Thanksgiving Day on "Baptism and The facts as presented to the markets ounty*^3^i^~-.v..3_^ii___J^iz2 S service in First—Church ot . a.m-JtomorEOWj j ' Reconciliation in our lives _as season, will be directed by 21 operated in the area when Thomas White Jr. resigns as president of already been '\r •• Page 8 CRANFORD (N.J.) CHRONICLE Wednesday, November 21,1979 Wednesday, November ii, 1979 CRANFORD (NJ.) CHRON'lCLB Pag** Linda Miles Betrothed Gardeners I£r6iier Is Directing Sunny Acres Has Holiday Activities Set *** Opacity, Maryann MuelleF ember Sumy Acres' members the inmates at Rahway Prison and Karen Tardiff. • Aagaar to fixth e toys and distribute to f,7.VV.' Cranford hpmetowner were busy collecting.toys to The engagement of JUnda earfy childhood education. She give.to needy children. The children: Preparations \!m Chrtetaiasy -beg^;•«M»* daft- Chairmen for this committee Again this year Santa will The ladies Christmas party Susan Miles of Gloucester to lias been: employed five'years >WNl3wl*mbert: ^wtibn^w made ^ committee will host a party Peter John Aagaard of as a/kindergarten teacher in _were:_Pat Ferrone,- Kathy visit the children-of. Sunny Dec. 13 fit fl location to be Mayer and Ruth Eckmeder. Acres. Children 5 and under Cranford has beai attnouneed wisWngTonTovimsHp/ wrappedglfis In holiday bags >Pjnippirie,v\Seed "Bank , dbactpp ottlfe £u^New:York revealed when invitations are . C%revival of "Canterbury , will greet him Dec. 16 between delivered Monday to Sunny by her parents, Mr. and Mrs. . .-,••••-.;•••••._ for. the Veterans' Hospital in Program; A workshop will be About 150 toys were 11 a.m. and 1 p.m. Santa will William Miles of 157 Her fiance graduated with, a East Orange andiheOranford; 'VhifeM at'^the hQme ;of'';Mre. Tales," the musical based on Acres members. Presents will collected and sent to the distribute presents. Chairmen be exchanged. Denman Rd. He is the son of B.S. degree from the United Nursing Home: r *James Brown Monday In Cranford Fire Department ; for this event are .'. Gail WINE Kudrick-Victorin Marriage Geraldine Aagaard of 160 States Naval Academy in Mrs. Raymond IJssenden, preparation for/th«t Cranford J J _ „ Denman Rd. and the late, Annapolis, Md, and is a presided over discussions; Flbwer1a»W in June.. ! : I Shelia Ellen Victorin, Cranford and Theresa Britton peter Aagaard. secondJieutenant In the TJ. S. SPEND THANKSGIVING WITH US daughter of Mr. and Mrs. about tbe use/of the Cleveland >'••-:• Mrs, Brown was hostess and Nnv 90 nibJin« MR: PANTAGIS WILL GIVE YOU AN OPA OPA TREAT of West Virginia as brides- Miss Miles graduated from Marin"--«-"?«-—e Corps•. School property and letters to Mrs. Leonard Guemple was D 23 ' P y g musical - director at Rhode William E. Victorin of 29 maids, u,,j College and Glassboro The couple will be married Island's Matunuck Theatre- Mendell Ave., was married on the mayor were encouraged, co-hostess. The December SUNDAY EXPERIENCE THE FAMOUS BRAND NEW DECOR Gerald R. Kudrick of San state College with a degree in Feb. 24. A decision was made to meeting will be a Christmas direCt r By-The-Sea, doing such shows IT'LL WOW YOU AND YOUR FRIENDS • CALL US FOR YOUR Oct. 20 to Michael John ^ « ° -l as "Godspell," "A Little Night THRU Kudrick of Keasbey, son of Diego, Calif,, was his *•».•• ——^— participate in the Cranford"rth party on the 11th with a cookie 1 1 tn FOR A PERFECT brother's best man. Ushers cycling program Which will and recipe exchange. ' M rdel Cr?illfprd Music," ^Hello Dolly' ; a-- FRIDAY DINNER Mr. and Mrs. Andrew W. dJ other' productions. In SPECIALS FROM $5,95 322-7726 ELEGANT WEDDING Kudrick of Perth Amboy. were Raymond Petro and g S Jersey he was musical Includes choice of appetizer FROM $17.95 HOLIDAY Douglas Ziemba, both of Perth Amboy. director at Clinton for "Your Shrimp or Clam, Calamarl, The double ring candlelight Pals Five Hours Open Bar Janet Llppniarin and Louis Bucca Own Thing" and "Jacques Sounglll Cocktail, Hofrie- Flowers, Wedding Cake ceremony was performed by The bride graduated from Steve C. Hopkins Sr. is years and was in Cranford last summer; stock at Clihton. Brells Alive and Well;" Made Soups or Juice Rev. Canon Vincent K.. Pettit Cranford Higihh School and : Spiral Staircase looking for some of his fellow week to, visit his brother, . ". The 27-year-old Kroner has Equity Ubrary Theatre,Js and unbeatable Waterfall Lobby TABLE at the Trinity Episcopal Roberts-Walsh Business. classmates or hockey learn Kenneth Htjpkins orrRiverside conducted and arranged for not only a showcase for the Greek Salad Bar Church. A candlelight buffet School and attended Seton Miss Lippman Plans i members/ ----,,: -~-'-T:'-''^T''-;t]'dv6.:Hewa8^hopL|ig-tbiuid-B :the Merv Griffin and Mike professional theatre but a SIT DOWN Thanksgiving brings family and followed in Sherlock Hall of Hall University and Alderson- Douglas Shows on TV. UNBEATABLE the church. - Broaddus College, West He graduated with the class or team mate and popular playhouse for the GREEK -EATING- friends together to celebrate Cranford Hig^iSdiool class oi: stopped| at:JThe_Chronicle _ He has numerous off-. general public- Reservations STHAH IIOVSH CLAM BAR Escorted by her father, the Virginia. She is employed at To Marrv L. Bucca SALAD BAR AND SEAFOOD --.--••---—* ---—-—. -_.-.-...---- i9i3and~wasa :maiQ)e^.^lheT3f'i^Was1e~ anyone from'-that Broadway credits for his work may be made by phoning the CHG. CARDS . STEAMERS America's most special holiday. bride's attendants were Mrs.. Evelyn's Seafood Restaurant Mr. and Mrs. Frank C. a student at Rider College, state championship ice era who is still living in town box office: 212-663-2028. Lesley E. DeLeonard of on such shows as Lippmann of 38 Clark St. Lawrenceville, majoring in hockey team of 1012. \- L to please write to him at 4101 SUPER SLEUTH — George Beer, standing, as Bring or Send The large menus that are planned Her husband, a graduate of Centerville, Ohio, her sister, announce the engagement of- elementary education. Hopkins has lived in Cathedral Aye., Washington, Sherlock Holmes makes a point to Carolyn Krone CHILDREN'S $095 Your Friends for for the festive tradition of the as matron of honor, and Perth Amboy High School, their daughter, Janet;Claire," Washington, DC., the past 70 D.C. 20016. as Kathy Stapleton and Oscar Selig Stokes as Dr. FREE Anniversary or Mr. and Mrs. Michael Kudrick Andrea Markowich of attended the United States Air SPECIALS W*> to Louis Paul Bucca, son of The future groom, a Watson In the NJPT production of "Sherlock With mug o( Root Beer Birthday Cake, with a dinner "groaning board" make this holiday Force Academy and Mr. and Mrs. Samuel L. Bucca graduate of Livingston High Holmes in the Hound of the Baskervllles"' and Ice Cream reservation and Mr. Pantagls Montclair State College. He is AMERICAN-ITALIANS unique. jrfldvingston. jSchool. also attended. Blooms i he KW§x&ve our CT5WfTt~ •wiU4reat-you-&.your Irlenda a police officer in Perth Jersey Public Theatre His Live Magic and Animal Balloons ~ -^-i—»-- -- to something special Amboy. ~r ThTh e ffuturt e bbride, a graduate burg State College and Is The couple reside in of Cranford High School, employed by Kingtown Diesel, Sherlock Holmes fafces ttie hound of hell in •' The Gran Centurions Wish to Announce 'Baskerville' Case Strolling Accordiorttst WecL thru Sun, Evenings STOP fN AT Brides, Keansbey following if attended Bloomsburg State Netcong. V*. Everyone Loves Our Brand New Experience Did You Try It? College, Bloomsburg, Pa., in The wedding is planned for That Membership In This Prestigious COLONIAL LIQUORS come to honeymoon to Bermuda. <- At The Edge of Watchung Mountains,Rte. 22,Scotch Plains.N.J. Linda Miles and Peter1 Aagaard her freshman year. She is now June 27,1981, _j_...... THE Social Club IsJNow Open. We Are Dedicated AND LET US HELP YOU Westfield To Fostering Our Rich Italian Heritage. We Opens At NJPT SELECT FINE WINES TO Choose Your \November 16 - December 22 Offer Social Exposure, Pool, Banquet The clues: an English Holmes, is a veteran of the LibraryJOffers Taste FRI-8;30 p.m., SAT^ & 10 p.m.,SUN-3 p.m. - , WEDDING DRESS Facilities, Club Member Dining Arid Stu- manor house, a misty moor, a NJPT and -GDC stages. He the Begin the Feast, accompany the ~,A ' from our Large Selection recent death, a family curse, a recently appeared in of Gorgeous Gowns. CALL 2*2-5704 FOR RESERVATIONS dent Scholarships. •> . howling hound, a scion with a '.'Sweeney Todd," "Dracula," meal or to toast the health and hap- Of Chinese Cooking :.' :tl South Ave,, E.> Cranford threat over his head, a "Company" and Sleuth."_ Coachman piness of all who gather together. Let Us coordinate Featuring: Opossum, New Jersey author Jean ional member of the For Additional Information "',...... beautiful blond, a butterfly- ~ Oscar Selig Stokes is the catchirtg villager, a dour amiable and befuddled Dr. the dresses for the entire Yueh will give a Chinese Association of Cooking CALL DR. PESCATORE TEL: BRIDAL PARTY, Fox, Mink, Raccoon, cooking demonstration using Schools butler, an escaped murderer, Watson. He also has appeared 464-2470 , and the world's most Idmous locally in "Sweeney Todd," Q.S. PARKWAY 136 Chat. Le Reverdon, Bridesmaids, Mothers, Muskrat and Others the food .processor and will •• f y y CRANFORD, NJ. Graves $4.79 Flowergirls, Formals. autograph her book, "The sleuth: "Bad News," Equus," and 272-4700 One of New Jersey's Great Tastes of Chinese The answer: elementary, "Tommy." Robert Mondavi dear reader. "The Hound of Custom Bridal Veils Cooking," at the Cranford Sir Henry Baskerville is Red Table Wine 3.19 Largest Selection of the Baskervilles" and i d by Frank Dellapplla Headpieces, Mantillas. Public Library on Thursday, Ears Pterced Professionally p aye d b Fk Dllll Robert Mondavi Nov. 29, at 7:30 p.m. Sherlock Holmes have arrived an(j Carolyn Krone appears as And Cosmetically Correct at the New Jwsey Public h Stapleton. Other White Table Wine 3.19 Bridal Accessories Quality Fnrs For the first time, a Chinese Amonathtn«*o»Mtl»D»clc» i«B Kat y lhatars how avillibU Irom V«mih«,.V I "" No. Appt. Necessary Theatre at 118 South Ave. ro]es are played by Jardln Blanc A.C 2.99 Shoes cookbook has revolutionized At Disputed Prices H the preparation and serving of "There's more evil here Dennis Tekula, Marie Souveraln, Colombard Blanc 2.99 Chinese food so that it can be l«lh«TC-B2O(pflC»d>l««OO)«nd.•.') •-• than I have ever Romano, Jill Palumbo, Expert Repairing & Remodeling ) '•:•' both unlli future «ophl«llc»l»d I Bn A Special Gift encountered," states George j nne Accardi, Michael Chat. De Berne, made simply and quickly in •jyllng*n •'*;:• YOUR BAR • itar £ouno» tUoor.Wd In MEATBALL & SAUSAGE SANDWICH • Nawrlrito ««««k«, Msfood 0100 '):,;• J^r^^^Wr THE PIZZA HOUSE- • '• •-.', )''*' \ \7 ••: ••••. ••••' .'.T-V;^--:':;;-;^ iff/' ±L±"'jy-.:'> I • '. . -A •: : ••-, •t»~j v : * .«•••••• •;••!:' •:•• :*:.:> ; r 'n'-'l' ' ,>-i- .-'^,;v...... „..:... ,•• ..•,. .•...:±, .^jj. ••flag '$i Wednesday. November 21. 1979 CRANFORD (N.J.) CHRONICLE Page 11 ,, 7 , : ^ Page 10 CRANFORD (N.J.) CHRONICLE Wednesday. NoVeihber 21,1979 . •• •• .• . SAVE THE THEATRE ..-,•: \::/- -' RahwayLandmarks.Inc.ia as a performing arts center, rs Coaches Suryey non-profit-—ftrgpnlzatiQJ r n willmeetTue8daya.t8p.inT r tm . at Makes n • A^JJJLn.^j^^rB^Bk^u^fc.^s* ^^*^^^ a^^»^Js^^^^^^^^a>sjse*»JSMS^syjs^^^M^^^^ "^ i • ~ sr W. Ir •sT t^TIf nMF\J »it ^ ^ ^c — \ > i i • i enMgefJTnTrtil8lng~flli)dB~to~thB King'sRmrReBtaurantpn- (201) 276-1333 ART • •DANCB , purchase, restore, : and Main Street, Rabw?y. Anyone Kean Collate, line arts faculty exhibit, YMHA, West , prange, Crowsnest, operate^ the" Rahway thlea^, Interested may attend- , -VAMITV AND J.V. BASKITBALL Mon. Jan. MMaxon Elizabeth Tqinotrow 46 Peb. & 10 a.m. to 3 p.m. Tuesday contemporary daner company, Tues- Frl.pec. 14 Union Ccttiollc H FrJ. Jan. 1« Roielle Park A Retbgnition for those Winter Prospects through Friday; 7:30 to 10 p.m. Tuesday day, «p.m., 734-3200: •' Ttwt.Dec.)IHIIItlde H Tu«i. Jan. 22 Columbia through Thursday. MUSIC Fjrl Dec.«Unden , . H Frl.Jan. 25Kumpf . athletes who participated in , The traditional Cranford - Elizabeth Newark Museum, "Thomas Edison: New Jersey Symphony Orchestra, Dee. U, 17 OAHDEKI STATE Tuet. Jan. 29 Garwood fail sporta will be Dec, 5 w Museum, —Thr6lver~of ~tlght, ~througtnJinriti - SaturdaysWestf leld-WlghrSchool,- •"" itjrft" Taihmnni. _HQUDAy~CLASSlC:»t-Ro«elle Celh. lFbh tebti takes place works of Jefferson David Chalfant, to a203.* '—~ the New Yoipk . Jriur,J»n.lCterk A Tuas, Feb', S Columbia p YMHA. West Orange, Tht starred playing flwpiani) her? Frl.J»n.4Reh*ey A Wrestling Nov. 35; "Where A Child's Architecture JJr.- director.,-,:.-:._ ill -:^z~:^z~. :±T. Dreams Come True," to Nov. 25. Chamber Symphony of New Jersey, ' Beauty Tue»:jfn.»Rct»elie Catholic H Tu«. Feb.UOarwood Sunday,« p.m. frl.Jed.aiScotchPliInt , A H^_Awards wilill be rresentet S at '' Cranford High's three who will once again be the . New Jersey State Museum, Trenton, made herNew York debut as a Club,; "the Center"4m Ihfer- Thur. Feb. 14 Deerf litd ' ' H '"second Biennial N.J, artist exhibition, to THBATRI - Cpmptete Beauty •'. '•;' Tu»«./»n, 15 Clark H GAME TIME! 1-JS ;'7:3() p.m. in Uif.Hij^h School wrestling teams, will be wetty Cougar's chief rivals. Farrell concert pianist at Carnegie - American Relations and the Frl.Jin, teWwrlleld «p.m.A Dec. 2; selections of foreign weaving Circle Players, Plscataway. "South Services Offered - ' . HILLSIDiAVB. Gym. The event is sponsored' outstanding this season!'says thinks they can be beaten this FISH MARKET & RESTAURANT techniques to Jan 30. - Pacific" Nov. 23; 24, 30, Dec. 1, B!30 Recital HalFiast Wednesday. , Garden State Arts Center. She Tuet.J*n;»HIII>lde > «p.m.A : WtlORADa Fri Jen. V Scorch Plaint H . Old Ouaans Oslliry, Highland Park, p.m., M8-7555, .,..,.', OIRLf BAIK«TBALL . by the athletic department, er JV coach Jim Farrell. Most of year. ' ' has appeared live on twoNew FoKFrosting-CutUng .^.. -.. f._ .-'.• •.. . ..•• • .. .• works of Carole Moskowltz and Eskimo Crald Thsatre, Summit, "California Mrs. Tanainanij^aTrrwas Toes. Jan, V Rahway H Frl, Feb.l Rotelle H Wed.Jan. 9 KUrtipf . the prospective team Returning wrestlers include 34 NORTH AVENUE, EAST CRANFORD ttone carving*, to Dec. 3. ' Suite," to Dee. 1, Fridays and bom hi Cranford and attended York- radio stations and on Blowing—Tinting . Prl. Jan. II Columbia J T^e«. Feb. 5. Union Catholic «:30 A H members have come up A Union College, MacAdamt, "New Saturdays, »:30 p.iri., 273-43S3. , seniors Bob Specht and John *l * * •*- Brookside Place School. She is•Channel 18. She recently •-'..• . Wlg«—Permsi .• "•:'. Frl.Feb.BWe«1fl»ld H Wed.Jan. lachas. Brewer • H Mytterles/'serlesof photo mysteries, to Mrcarter Theatre,' Princeton, Ffl.Jan. lSGerwood A Ann W«ausg^ through the recreation depart- Bakie; juniors Rich Geneva Nov. M, Monday to Saturday, 1 to 4 p.m.; "Jumper"" Nov. 27 to Dec. 16, *0»-V31- the daughter^ Mr. and Mrs. retttrne* froai a tour of West . Wed. Feb. 13 Rotelle Catholic 6130 A Wed. Jan. T> Rosel|e Park Hit' Monday to Thursday, « to 9 p.m. Openi Latte Thiirsdajr iJ Fp, Feb. ISRoMlle A~ Cranford gymnast Allison ment teams, - according to and Rich Briscoe and Phil New Jersey Public Theatre, 118 South Gus; Cohen who' lived at 425 Germany, the Netherlands Frl. Jan. 35 Harding . H' Feb. 19-AA»r. 1 COUNTY TOURN. Tuei. Jan. feDeecf laid A Farrell, and are experienced Sandford and soph Rob Ave. E., • "The Hound of the Orchard Street before moving and' Great Britain, and WT> , Mar. J-N*r, n STATE 1OURMGAME Is Ashbrook Cooper, scoring a season high Baskervllles," to Dec. 22, Fridays, 8:30 lirSMlinSt.. Crahford Thur. Jan. JtMaxon A' competitors, • Pender. ' , to Summit and then to West- previously, performed in TIMES 3:4J , Tues. Feb. 5 Chai. Brewer A of 8.75, tied for eighth place in p.m.) Saturdays, 7 and 10 p.m.; 276-I47J % Last season the varsity Herb Farrell is varsity Sundays, 3 p.m., 272-5704. Israel and Morocco. ORANOB AVCtrh ORADC Frl.Feb.aGarwood •, H floor exercise Saturday in the field. Their daughter and her TUH.Feb.11Kump< •• V.V. H New Jersey Theatre Forum, Sondra Cohen Tammam ,'VBOV* BASKBTBALL Club Champ state' Gymnastics Champion- team was" 11 and 2, losing only coach 'and John Fedorchak Plalnfleld, "The Glass Menagerie," to husband also live in Westfleld. Wed.J«n,VKump( - H Frl.Feb.12Kump( •'• • H' . Mon.Jan.MHubbard A t-rl. Feb. 15 Columbia ,. '••,.:: ships in Ocean Township. In to Westfield and Roselle Park, coaches the freshmen. , Photography Dec. 3, Thursdays to Saturdays, 8 p.m.* : "She was on the piano Sundays, 3 p.m. 757-5MI. ' ' • . , . Thur.JIn.irBlirnet - H GAME;TtMe:,'l-«jl-- • ;. :••; •\\ Ahh>Veisgerber of Crdnford 1^77 she placed 22nd in the New Jersey Shakespeare Festival, 'Wizard Of Oz' before! she could - walk," Mod. Jan. 21 Hardlnfl A Wed. Jart,» Rotelle Park H VAiiflTy«J.v. recently, won' -the Club same event. 9 Madison, "Luv," t6 Dec. 2, 377-44«7. recalls her mother, Marcia, a , \. • •'.. wnaiTLiNo . p-aper Mill Playhouse, Mlllburn, GpNtAbt LENSES TUM.Jan.MMcManus ' H /Champion award of" the Girls Basketball by Greg Price musician herself who was Wed. Jan. 30 Columbia 'A Out. 71, Mr COUNTY TOURN Over . 100 gymnasts "Florello," to Dec. 1*. 374-4343. , Frl.Feb.l.Burnet A Wed. Jan. • plalnfleld •' H Ashbrook Women's Golf frolmmore than 30 schools Revelers > el Rah, at King's Row, Billed At CDC once president of the locally Frl.Jan. 11 UnlfMi ' i • ••''•' "Blithe Spirit," to Dec. IS, Fridays and «Aon,Feb.4Rotelle A "' AssociatioTL-She ajso teamed Five returning starters are Beth Hogan, Joann Connelly, model portfolios based Suburban Symphony. $75 a pair! I / Mon; Keb. 11 Soehl H Tues. Jeit, )5 Bahway . competed. Saturdays, 574-1255. The CDC Theatre, TOWinan s Frl. Jan. II Scotch Plains expected to play on the girls' Pam Baublis and Jill Thur. Feb. 14 Park Ave. A H with Arlene Walsh to win the WestHeld - Community Players, 1000 Tues. Jan.» Union Catholic # Ave., will present its 1979 Though her mother is, a Wed.F«b.50M»yon H varsity basketball squad this Mulvaney. " The rest of the advertising North Ave., "Mame," to Dec. 1,.Fridays hYou can't buy finer soft Thur. Jan. U Linden. •J. Sally Gresham Day Tourna- g^ !•«. *r» *.JI piano teacher, she began her Tuet. Feb. 34 Terrlll Rd. H and Saturdays, 332-1231. Children's Theatre production TuM.Jan.W Hillside season: seniors Karen team is up in the air at this __ contacts at a lower price anyplace CAME TIMr: 3|45 £ relent. Vauna, Oathout was LiVCllStS L-lteCl formal, lessons. with TBuya Frl, Feb. 1 Clark Sobierski and Mary Zoeller point," said White at tryouts commercial Movim Dec. 8 and 9. The play is "The ' , FROSH BASKETBALL A recognized as a winner in Elmore Theatre, Ellxabeth, "Eyes of EIAUSCH & LOMB , .-•: Tues. Feb. 5 Rosalie Catholic J Matsuki in. East Orange and Sal. Dec. M Clark 10 a.m. H and juniors Anne Gaven Thursday. Laura Mars," weekdays, 7:35 p.m:; Wonderful Wizard of Oz," Frl. Feb. e Rosalie Park ... A nine-hole competition. Wed, Dee. l« Summit A publicity ( Thanksgiving, 4:30, 8 p.m.; Saturday featuring a .cast of 16 by the age of nine was ULTflAiTHIN SOFT-LENS® ", ' . "* • ' Wed. Feb. 13 Llvlneston ' ' Dawn Grice and Kathy Frl, bee. 31 Kawameeh A By N.J. Senate and Sunday, 4:25, 6:15 p.m.; "When A studying with Edwin Hughes Frl.Feb. UWesHleld' \- H McNerney. members. FREE DEMONSTRATIQM Wed. Jan. V Burner A Tom Akey will work with the post cards Stranger Calls," weekdays, 9:25 p.m.; v in New York City. "She was a Tu«s. Feb. 1« Elliabeth H Esther Brown Thanksgiving, 4:30, 9:55 p.m.; Tickets^priced at $1.50 for ' Frl'Jan. il^dlton(OldGym) H FROtHWRBSTLINa • Richard A. Ferdinand and Coach Kitty White sees JV girls, and Terry Biunno is Saturday and Sunday, 3:30, 4:35, 10 very gifted jdhild," days her .•Wed. Jan. M Rahway H Thur. Dec. JO Summit A children and $2 for adults may Frl. Jan. U RooteveK A Kevin G. Rooney, who other good prospects in Mary freshman coach. brochures p.m. mother, proudly. At t the age wed. Jan. 9 Burnet H On Champ Fox Theatre, Rt. 33, Union, be reserved at the box office CallJudi U 964-82525 Frl. Jan. 35 Rahway A Frl.Jan. H Rahway «:Mp.m.H bicycled cross country from REASONABLE RATES "Quadrophenla," " today through calling 27fl-761l. Four of ten she won the. New* York Wed.jBD. JOHIIItlde H .^Wed2J*n..MMIIIburn_ — A 75Y c h e¥Tra 1 SlnrttsTy —FrtrFebr 1 Clark—= ' »~ Ithaca Team California to Cranford, Basketball p.m.; Monday and Tuesday, 7:15, »:1S performances are planned: Wed. Feb.« Edlun A .Thur. Jan. 24 Terrlll Rd. A received personal recognition 270=2379— Frl. Feb. 8 Retell* . ..--..- A ' p.m. Totbl Prolesslonal Sa"rvle.*>.and care In- Tuei. Feb.SMcManui H Old (lahway, "When A ' Stranger Saturday at 10:30 a.m. and pU. _; , 9.rtJrtior» Wed. Feb. 13 Kawameeh M Esther Brown, a 1977 yesterdatd y frof mh the j>Jew ,1'j* N0t COMPLETEtV eludlnfl .•xamliwlon. lltllna. full In- CALLTObAYII.;-....' Sal. Feb.» Kawameeh H Varsity basketball .coach definite ' senior returning Calls," today, tomorrow, 7:15; 9:15 J:30 p.m. and Sunday at 1:30 Sat. Feb. l« Burner 10 a.m. H Cranford High School Jersey State Senate, Talent runs in the family. A SATISFIED RETURN IN 30 •iructlon, two checkups, chejnlcal Tuei. Feb. 12 RooteveU A Joe Leva faces a year of starters are Keith Turner and ) p.m.; Friday, 7:30,9:40 p.m,; Saturday, and 4 p.m, : Offer Expires Deo. 31, 1979 ToeuFeb.W Park Ave. A Frl. Feb. 15 Park Ave. k:Mp.m.H graduate, is a member of the In a resolution sponsored by 4:40,4:20,8:15,10p.m.; Sunday, 4:30, 4, brother, .jR'obert, teaches DAYS FOR FULL REFUND OF aterillhtlon arid Ihrea month warrantee.-. Frl.Feb.HMcManUt A rebuilding with a young team. Bob Kelly. Tuei. Feb. USoehl ' H Ithaca College women's field Senator'Anthony Russo, the 7:50, 9:35 p.m.; Monday to Thursday, international economy at : CONTACTJ-EtiSES. •;••',- .....•• - '.••ioo.-: •" _^v^ Wed.Feb.xrSoehr H AAATCH TIME: 3:45 As many as six excellent There are seventeen games CAME TIME 3:45 SWIMMINO hockey team, which is seeded two Were cited for Strand Thsalra. Summit. "The ilt y^ sophomore prospects are Lhity ??heduje thii[ Muppet Movie," today, 7:15, 9 p.m.; bt ^-flrst iirriext week'ar Northras|r^uiiderlaieuTg~Uie frip to maKe~ I0 another brother, Sheldon, is a iMhORADE Sat. Jan. 13 No. Brunswick Dlv. expected to play on the varsity season, plus the Garden Stale ' Thanksgiving, 5:30,7:15,9 p.m.; Friday, BOVlBASKITBALL Regional Division II the bubllc aware of the causes ;jg 17:15, 9 p.m.; Saturday, J, 3:50,5:40, management consultant in Invitational: . ' squad. Holiday Classic, county and Three Great Ideas Wed,Jan.*ParkAvenu* - H Wed.Jan. 14 Plnary H Tournament. -' "' " u 7:30. 9:15 p.m.; Sunday, 2, 3:45, 5:30, 1 111 of cancer and of gains in its 0M , Andover, Mass. Both . Frl. Jan. I'T""' ' "d. A "We've had two down years sta(e tournaments. 7:15,9 p.m.; Monday, Tuesday, 7,9 p.m. Frl. Jin. HWestlleld 3p.m. A' Quilt Making graduated from Cranford Wed. Jan. URoselle Park A Mon. Jan. 21 Union H She was a J.V, starter at treatment. KEITH TURNER - CHS in a row," said Levarwith the Joe Clark coaches the JV Frl.Jan. Hkewameeh" H Frl. Jan. 35 No. Brunswick •H'i RETURNING HOOPSTERS — Dawn Grice, Karen to brighten your Holidays! *%^T\W/ fj High School. Tues. Jan. SiK'umpf , . H Ithaca this season and Varsity starter, Photos result that the turnout of id and Clyde Melton . The members .of the Wed. Jan. M Salon Hall A WEEKEND HIKES Inxher debut at Carnegie, Mon.Jan.MHardlno H Frl. Feb. 1 Plalnlleld. H accounted for one goal and by Greg Price. juniors and seniors is low. Two les the freshmen. Sobierski, Mary Zoeller, Anne Gaven and Kathy Wednesday Morning Club Wed.Jan. MMaxon» . A Wed. Feb. 4 Rahway H The Union County Hiking ! Mrs. Tammam performed Mon. Feb., 4 Park Avenue A Frl. Feb. (Summit A!' three assists. The team coach • For Thanksgiving... a bright and American. home department wbrks by Bach and Busoni, Tuei. Feb. Jsoehl, A Wed. Feb. HSbrlrtof leld H has characterized her ,as a Club has planned four hikes McNerney.at basketball tryouts. Recipe will nieet Monday at 10 a.m. at Mon. F«b: II Edison H Frl. Feb. 15 Berkeley Hts. - , H this weelfend. colorful center piece of dried flowers Franz Schubert, DeBussy, Frl. Feb. 15 Roielle A Wed. Feb. 20 Madison consistent) experienced the home of the chairman, A Treks Hff~Hhe Watchung CRAN-APPLE SALAD Richard Peaslee, Paderewski Wed. Feb.MKumpf A Sat. Feb. 23 County Tournament player. artistically arranged by our floral Mrs. R. L. Macklin, 8 Colby Tues. Feb. MMcManus H Frl. Feb. V Union Catholic A Reservation and Ramapo MOLD and Chopin. GAME TIME: 3:45 Tues. Mar. 4 B. Easf 8. West Lane. Marie Seavy. will H Brown, who played on the State Forest are Saturday. specialists. ^ f\ 1 6-oz. or 2 3-o». pkgs. In recent years her OIRL* VARSITY* Double Dual Meet instruct the group in the accomplishments have J.V. BASKBTBAI.L Thur. Mar.'4 State Diving Champ. Ithaca team which won theSunday's hikes are in the strawberry gelatin making of guilts Groehet & Knit For Christmas Yrl. Dec. 14 Union - A %• •1.50 TISS? i^hor of numerous- bobfes- of • ^ Garwood Jr. CHECK THIS OUT! ! ADULTS : *-*•? ^^t^.i,y.is}ie/^wii^:y:^be':f ' :r : [: 'High gam** In the Oarwood Jgnlor ,'•:'• High , 0«m«s In the Knight* of ^.rlpgrdphin0 her!/i^at^n^vel ' Bowling,Rotary Club League Satgrday Columbus League Saturday were rolled ; WHEN A, iSParigs''::( come enjoy our world famous food with all the war , : from the hills of Kentucky. candlelight. SiRiKEMGyM >fa& y^ (k:.r::.-r..;;,;;;.;--.:,>^.:'^: \ 1 . .*. T,..;. .;,;..Jt:,f'v,,1i,; el fore.Th&vyinirgr -- sell It by the bag, or deliver It by the ton. Phone now for details. ;.^,,v,,-,.-..,. s ,,:,,:i.. by Nancy i CANCEL GOAL - THE FINEST QUALITY, LOW IN ld 172; ASH & 8UL.PHUH, MAXIMUM STANDARD BT.U. :•: Linda ikats. Personally , _.;'• and Pat ; C^teQrouttI !^i':;' I; ;:> :' e For tht Holldaya / 1 *4V«iyW ^C ' fW ^ ^ l-.feljljih»t,',v.^v i^l^0 -;:; '"^^Illj^jcin;^^, •«•••> • ••!••>::! «iv,;>;wii*l aiii «liSS .•'•• ''l. '...'''..'••!;i"v,n'vl'.'.11V'.1'' lj:h^ :,/:^..>.iiii^^;%:i:. 'V .'^v..;-: :.'f Jy ' ^ .;•; ',;, •',;/:' J - T,% ,.,:• .•. J, •.:>•. ±kl4$^^;&t-.*J^ _ •.J •.•:•••.••• i: •l-',»M ' £'• i • • •, '?*.'v.i»'-tjr»1^ " VvVJ' UBRARIANSPJBAKS ; Carolyn Markuson, director joint conference of th*l Sobering Buys of instructional inedia for the ;Library AModatteo ixA the CRANFORD (N.J.) CHRONICLE Union County Regional High' Florida Association for Media County: Find ^-^7^7 geijtmeFirinF , <-*•• KENILWORTH - Sphering-1 Plough Corporation has Solution To Garbage Crisis '••\'W qompleted the purchase of g tjrtifa, S.A., an Argentine KENILWORTH - Livio would be banned (rom_ find out if Jie freeholders will V.Wednesday' November 21,1979 Page 13 pharmaceutical"conipany7~f6r ' Manciflo, Biaydr, has dumping tteir garbage. "~"A~ an undisclosed amount of • IF . , *. r yu demanded action from ththeeserie s of reprievep s was allow the borough to seek its cash. , "' 1 •••••••5' ^A county within the month on the granted with the borough own Solution independently of . Schering-Plough said that ban on garbage dumping at continuing to dump beyond the the six other towns. negotiations began in April the,; , Hackensack latest Sept. 30 deadline. The mayor concluded his and were recently approved' • ••'• • .-I ••;•• •>';••" •. " " Meadowlands. letter by telling Kazar that by the Argentine government. 28 Nprth 20th Street In a letter to Josepph E. Mancino instructed Kazar to either the county takes steps Here's To A Ha fiLL DESIGNER The company said that Unifa, keniiworth, New Jersey Kazar, head of tthh eU Unron have thecounty attorney get a—withln"ar days "or I shall located in Bqenos Aires, had County Departmenp t of restraining order againlg t the instruct my borough attorney LABELS! annual sales of approximately PlPlanningi , MMancini o requested HMDC preventinti g it ffrom to act on our behalf on this $7 million and produces drugs •••":•• TVA', ti most serious situation." v.^ •• ••:•'. TUJES.I actidb on behalf of the seven prohibitinp g the towns from • Wine Starting Dec. It I for genito-urlnary, mental, /. •• nloh County towns, including .• . >.,. :>••• Ulh C ildi continuintiig toto dump at the OPKN EVERY EVENING TIL 8 P.M. circulatory, musculoskeletal, Keniiworth, by the Union present facility. . The HMDC is building infective and parasitic, skin* garbage balers and • Beer FANTASIA BOUTIQUE County Solid Waste Advisory He wants the freeholders to and respiratory problems. Council.' . decide on the best alternate compactors on the site and 601 BouWvard, Keniiworth, 272-4145 had told many towns it now Liquors The second foreign drug ' The Hackensack site and tell the towns what v VISA A MASTERCHARGE ACCEPTED company purchased by Meadowlands Development portion of the increased fees serves that they would no AY LAYAWAYS" Commission notified the seven longer be able to participate. Mixers BREARLEY BAND . _ Allentown,Pa.,Nov.11.Thel)and placed third In its' the county will absorb. The towns 1M: years ago they mayor also asked Kazar to , The state had instructed each Tournament of Bar LIO division. Photos by Bob Adler, ' county to develop a plan for acq "• ••••" ' ' fM^fS^^M^Wi' " 1 WsM. Holiday Hours: Pharmaceuticals Ltd. of BROMAN NAMED ft:?'-"'- • .'• - -C..'' '.VU*' " disposing its solid waste. England in July. Dr. Marylyn E. Broman of The other county towns Mon. - Sat.: 9AM - 10 PM '% Scotch Plains has been ap- affected are Elizabeth, OPEN. THANKSGIVING 9 to 2 pointed Chief of Adolescent Hillside, Rahway, Roselle, FOR LAST MINUTE CONVENIENCE Medicine of the department of Roselle Park and Winfield. pediatrics at Muhlepberg Hospital. encai AHEAD? SPECIAL MEETING ALICE LEFi^BVRE of Candle Kitchen'In Garwood 'sleigh, straw wreath ana Frostle with a shovel, KENILWORTH- There will 666 displays rnacrame Christmas tree among mahy ) Alice runs classes, which are full right now, and KENILWORTH be a special meeting\of the 512 Boulevard • Keniiworth handcrAfted Items for the season. Other Items also sells supplies for craft enthusiasts. Photo by An Untuned Boapdof Education Monday at shjwrr.hjare. IncJjide^fJj&side-^bas^^ — ~~ "• 6:15 p.m. to consider two 172-3333 "cones, ScandlKavian wheat weaving, silk flowers In '\ €ar AAearis special education students DR. STANLEY GOLDSTEIN transportation resolutions. General Family Dentist IJC Attracts 6 Teen Committee Trouble this . ..• . 276-5353 • • The Business of The Week If there Is someone you know Garwood Calendar who needs dental care, but that Saturday, Nov. 24 ';- .-'{•• '•'' Vtfinter! person Is staying away from 20Residents 7:30 p.m. • Bingo at St. Anne School, To Meet Nov. 29 the dentist mainly because, he/she fears "what's going to Monday, Nov. 26 i '^-r<- GARWOOD- The recently uin- "Travi happen" on the first visit, i O^Garwood i • 12:15 p.m. -Rotary Club meeting, Marlsa's. appointed committee;, on perhaps you can help by sym- 'Tuesday, Nov. 2T , •• •>• ."• ,• ,'•'.. ' . . recreation needs for teenagers GOlBOWLING A/L Mancino Travel Agency is a twenty year old firm owned and operated GARWOOD --•• Twenty pathetically explaining what 7:30 p.m. - Bingo at St. Anne Sdhool. will meet Thursday, Nov. 29 at by Livio Mancino. Its first office opened In Bayonne, later moving to Journal takes place. It does little good Garwood residents are among . 8:30 p.m.-Borough Council meeting. Square where Livio Mancino and a staff of four still operate a successful to simply say "you're being stir 1,053 full-time students Who 8 p.m. at Borough Hall.. GRECO'S GARAGE Wednesday, N6v. 28 ~ ^ V FOR I THE FUN OF IT Travel Agency. ly." • • " '• .-• ••' '. •'••• •' The members were launched their college careers 8 p.m. - Planning Board meeting, Borough Hall. . 301 South Ave. E- Cranford We have everything The Keniiworth office on the Boulevard opened in 1970 and is the Agency's Often the first visit hi forced In Onion College's fall appointed by John J. Home Office. It provides every type of Travel Service; air, train, tours, on a fearful person by. a dental sQy . Thursday, Nov..29. ' ' •''. • "•'•;. i, • ' '.-. McCarthy, mayor, Nov. 8 and emergency and, because of semester yeu need: cruises, bus and hotel and car reservations. The agency can also arrange the Garwood residents include: 8:30 p.m. - Knights of Columbus meeting, 37 South Ave.. include Mrs. Doris Corblslero, SOLVES YOUR having to gain for a painful pro- MONOAV Mrs. Janet Newman, and SHOES . SHIRTS . WNIST rental of a complete Hotel or Boat. The Keniiworth office is staffed by three blem that has been building for Lori Beyerl, 516 Beech Ave.; council members Anthony SUPPORTERS. CHALK BAGS . very competent agents serving Keniiworth and neighboring communities, as rrtbriths or years/ thereafter >JEt>-S*r. Margaret Black, 529 East St.; CUSTOM DRILLED well as a referral business from as far away as Evansvllle, Indiana: DIRECTORS of theband are treated to a victory celebration by the Band OFFICES CLOSED Limone, Kevin Fuentes, AUTQAAOTIVE PROBLEMS: TOWELS OFT CERTIFICATES that patient can only draw a Anne Casabonhar328 BOWLING BALLS A/L Mancino Travel Agency Is extremely proud of Us proven record of mental picture of urgency, Boosters after the competition. Seated are Terry and Rob Rlsden, band direc- GARWOOD - Municipal Walter Masczcak and . Complete Tuneup Services transacting over one million dollars of travel business in a year. Mr. Man- discomfort and anxiety for tor, and in rear, from left, are John Zamorskl, Tim Barnes, Bonnie Korkowskl f bffices in the borough will be Georgians Gurrieri. • '•'• • Brakes . Mufflers. Tires [COLUMBIA, EBONITE,] future visits. Not putting off Batteries .Lubrication. Radiators clno attributes this successto ability, integrity and competency. Over the and Ken Reed. . For- The meeting is open to the LA.M.P. BRUNSWICK! years, the agency has booked and arranged 70% personal travel and 30% needed professional care is the . Transmissions. Towing BILINSKASIBROS basis for avoiding most dental, . Exhaust Test Equipment commercial travel plans. . ... emergencies. 100 Roselle St., Linden • 4S6-3797 See us! We can handle any of your Travel needs around the globe! ^V But It's bard to get this type CRANFORD -•i-^ <••:!:':& SliPPLY CO. Brands Gifts dependable, Friendly Service Since 1925 LUMBER HEATING OILS iv\l'>&toe^ t Han • III I'AIKS AND SUMICI Bl.'ILDINO MATERIALS • Mi; rnNDinuNiflr, INSTALLATIONS MILLWORK SERVICE 7 J 0 C v n t (> n n 1 a I Ave. 276 6505 Cr cintorri 549 Lexington Ave. li* OENTE NNJALMVB,— >^cpristrucfe p«ptistry t Anne Klein Knit Hat. vi1'- ,'•",!•. »'v' •'.'••'• / ' ', -\.:' •'.•' il-i1..:'/.1.'!1'. ';• . i,".1!'. :V ',1'. ':'•'? ; • ; Gloves and Scarf ^ PLUMBERS PLUMBERS : m PtlNTElS TELEVISION REPAIR TREE * K*«iiworti., ^^ CHRISTMAS "•,.•*• '..'i ••• ' ';" 8.J. SHAW. JR. Brands at Lower Price* REYNOLDS IPnutiMd. ---.-.. Approved ArtMHtet PLUMBIC) & HEATING rNC, (IIU'MAN BROS. 46th Y* ^o. CUOZJO ... Totmy DlFsblo senvice COMPANV • Plumbing 117 W Over35,Yrs. Exp*rjence '•••• at. COLOR :i\i\:"- .1. ('' <., ^Heating—Coollnp' ^ BLACKJk*WHIT£._ 1 •:S'-Z Hours By Appoin MpdeVrtl)!a\lbrii •:'-'.-..':....' Alterations—Repairs N« JOB tOO ftlO OR t(M SMALL AUMahw. TREE SERVICt: SERVICE , SALES v, REf'A.IRS r • Air Conditioning Admiral to 2»nl(h Sirvlca The Complete jqb; *,'i•:'''•• REASONABLE RAT5 Within 24 Hour* 276 1320 ANTENNA INSTALLATION I, 'til 9 LAND8CARNQ 1 '•" ';••; 276-5367 :;'lira w#¥»»'*oiii¥aiy - ANDHEPAIH FREEtSTHUTEjAKVTIIIE 276-1160 :,"\ i 218C«ht«r>nl«lA««. ••: •',. ' Cranford • : /:. 1 -.i.v. • •'./ <•:••< '•»•• '•"•••:< •'. *•' ^ yf,. jl r^'.' 0 ••':';;t r Etege W CRANFORP (N.J.) CHRONICLE Wednesday, November 21,1979 , 1979 CRANFORD (NJ.) CHRONICLE j REALISM Sewing ClaM St. Michael Honors fcrvi/nnrth/ JAf/lUT 711\ V Health Plan Hearing Here December 6 KopicW; «in-oraat--_.. nrr 1 ~i o»!«t »*: v. „! Magolre, iRoberta Bianco, neinieen Karen Orlmshaw. Alllion , OretacotT first honor*i;^Andrtw Semen, Jennifer h&J The Union County ASvttbry Crainford "Library. The desired level of health for a Idea/ Moving & Storage 1. ; ; 11 1 l 1'S^r closing the door and turning oil the lights (rom the convenience ' ':^;i / . ,;; i'^p/j,i.- r|. . _ INSTRUCTION and security ol the car Install it youpsejf,' HERE'S HOPlNGJHAT + too. with easy-to-follow •' •;'.""•'•••••. ^.. * "j t-^V "*^u V*' t^-ai-iJ mmm students in har horrte. "t'' . HAPPY-IN 276-0869 iftl WAY/BILLED WITH $29.95 Extra Transmitter : f •/,v' .''•••:•'.•-•' ••;••• WANTED .1..,, With Purchase GOOD FOOD, GOOD Model G 6446-A OLD CARS WANTED) Available With Models tt 644b A & G M56' A ; ••' •"• :.•.•/;. v.- •,••;•,*•£ •'•••••; "• • Cadillac. Pre-1956; ••^ •*!;»' FRIENDS AND i '•• • • ,.•••••"•• /v; v--r^ ••';,-v',."i Packard*, Bulcks, Pr«-1wo '.'•.'•'*.•• li ; : : -»r •'.••.'•'.•.;»:.Uii '-:'r'' W',!'*^'"f: v'ii'•',''••' Cll . .1 »:•, mM GOOD TIMES. •\-k\ '• '> '"'•;'•''•••',•.(,.•; $rpr: , ; ••• STAMP* .• ,••: U.S. PLATE tLOCKV WpUd s Largest MariirtActtiw of Garage Dow Opwwws SlnglM, Accomulatlortj, • /••V 408 SOUTH AVENUE, EAST # Wl-STPJEl Collection*, Ctnadg. Toft lli I i 11 Pricot miid. call a?y.api^ 654-6770 "--'1:.. 1 :;;'.'r'•;#:: ,;(,[( VISA .^ M/\:l I A mil A fl••/.•; • . ' ''/''••' '• • -4624, l '"'''•. ']'''•• • h ill'-' m ii\". •N mmwWMm m - )••, • •• • Pagel6CRANFX)RD tN.J,> CHRONICLE Wednesday, November 21,1979 '• • - •" •••'.••• :, "• -. •.' •• •':. &1 :$'l_ ::i • • . '"• _• • • '._!•' ••••••.'• J^ :,;;.....; '.(., ... ,; . /.,,;"•••.. -;': •.••v- ••^'—'•' -.vi^- •"••' ••••••a •'.'.'": •• •••• i, — 3?Sfc.fV Pla: n Board Reviews Zon1 e Chaiure S^^ ; / ' •• . ...'.-• j- "'••.••''•:••• f • V?,r> '•& ' ' .'.' - • '•-i' :.-.'; •• . ' • • ' C7 . - . •' ..--.' V- • ••' V. ••••• '•f- ' •'• •'••;•?''• . ••,' •.-.'• '{-..• '•':,-••' '• '••'•''< ' • ,%*''••• > <•••!• .•'•' '•'• • '•' ••• • ':i •••"•'.'•''• . PlU'If 16 ByANNESHUHAN llnoa jg Jo (J ,<*• Gleriwobd Itoaidito R3/TWs BRUNSWk K iVHUiHOlM N j comparable in would make it possible ' r:h - SHOP'••• ••:"-•«•... PRE-SEASON for .JfOhfl VCWanc© by the toB4(nei ii Ttermm Franctai; X. Lucash TJ6od Committee, was io and Mrs. John Peterson ^Hoq " i) b *Mf"" - PELICAN HA* THE BIOOEtT SELECTION OF SKI BOOTSI Uveon-the blw*. Tine area MM ICTUS ANALYZE YOU* FOOT WOMEMS in the ^R-4 zone, not R-3 as WITH OUR "FOOT-A-SCQW'MACHINE-^FW * primary arterial roads.; Such indicated on the master plan , v UBesarti now permitted on SAN MARCO PHEONIX , zoning map initially published'* j to both Drimarv* and. secondary R«g. $100.00 ...,:...... ,....%ato%49.t>0 Sept. 27 In The Chronicle and/] SAN MARCO STREIF the- correct boundalry was If io; theIJhitecS S^^^|]fefeS iridWha R*g. $178.00.... Sal* $79.00 . published Nov. 15. ,."-. '••","< CABER 442 ••' ' The zoning subcommittee's R«fl. $175.00...... ;.• ;.*•!•Stft.00 . report to the board, presented 4^ V-J •/''_, it r 'j^^SL: HANSON EXHIBITION -4-~~- *••• $14SJKfc +ato $99.00 ' noted thai; the^SrtentiSfrzbne" jfct - '"' »OU>MITEOT»OU>MITE>'OTS Vi;' ' ' ';; • R»fl.$140.00. S*M $79.00 SCOTT5UPERUTE - Two cars struck poles here R*fl. $190.00... :...*•!• $119.00 :.; ...; m separate accidents add the .-:- :' RAICHl0 f $SPIRIpT ' ,';.: ,"• ' ',"-• : -• .»*l« $49.00 •/• occupaniflV were injured. ^ RAICHIEEUT$ E .•.••"•.••• •• • •' James R." Altmah, of Forked HAPPY HOLIDAY .'-. -V :^•>••';:•'•;^. • River sufferecl a, knee injury. tomrriuhiM R»JI. »i as.op;.....,...^.;. .««u $eo.oo when his car struck a utility Of OARMONT MASTERUTE ' i pole onftorth Avenue near the ' , 'R $45^6^^ roundhouse Friday night. He Designer Wool Suite OVER 1,000 PAIRS Of BOOTS TO CHOOSE FROM! I;;.-'••was* treated at Memorial IBIlS !HI I'UktHAM (II ,".M MW l»8.' II ' Orl Sabirday, a car driven LEASE BOOTS FOR THE KIDS FOR THE ENTIRE SEASON! t(p•by'i^rgaret C. Weber of Rain Cheetahs Y'W- Irvington struck a pole at 1112 Reg. $llt^|189 B. $70.00...... J*l« $49.00 R«g. $160.00.;! |#Raritan Road. She and a : I'^-pjifRienger, Bertha Vigeantof- ; HABfSiPRiNT ! ; , ROSSKJNCHCHALLENGER tt,. |v p. Clark, were taken to Rahway $135 00. ..««U$99.Od R«fl.$Jj60.(»...S«k$Ii9JftO !•? Hospital with complaints of "L i V*..«*^ HEXCEtMlDSWCTRAilti ; ..Mi\ head pains. *•!• $159.00 . , 2 oo.s«U$199.00 -\, Designer Wool Coate R g $ 3e JAVCEE HONOR HEAD3«o ••;, •.•- ' - '.•;..$& Tweeds, Fleece, Cashmere, Chesterfield- R«fl.$l 65.00..»«l. $129.00 Vincent Charles Bianca, Reg. $127 - $255 ' M.D., a resident in medicine at Muhlenberg Hospital has been named one of 10 "Out- . £0rttpct TSgt. Barclay standing Young Men of SALfc EXPIRES 11/24 America for 1979" by the Jaycees. Affordable Fashions In A Tradition Of Service WSUMMITAVEJ r*ji^ '( T^IEVHOT WAX" T ADVANCE FREESTYLE PACKAGE ' ll A Lady Leslie '^S^fciY--"' k,bM. |Hdrt or KailU Ski, Salomon 626, Ski 11 PREPARE FOR COLO '"tlSIiMi • 8«"lt«, Stoll Polet, Mounting and |l WEATHER ... N0WI at John Franks, Inc. •m* w« I Upethetk, Norn* engraving, Bool Car- || wUlappV |rIerandSkiTi««. -l^t1 207 E. Broad St. htiuunl SALE $249.00 H& i TUNE-UP 27.76 N*w Cand«ns«r -.N«w Points - N*w Westfield* 233-1171 Pluot ln»t»il«d «. Set • C»m Angl* OTARTING NOV ». Ot>KKt:J»-t. MK:SATT1U.« . •l.frf*r __ . Ad|Uit*d • RPM S»t • CartMtrfMr USE MAJOR CnEDIT CARDS ORf JOHN FRANKS CHARGE v>#ck»d & S»t. • •- . ,••-, -y....\j,. • .••„•••!VH,- •.;'•:•• •.•-.•,-•- -,:.j-.. •,-,-•••/• MMt «-Cyl. «n«n Curt •••'• '• •'i^c^-'• '•vi'^'ifeix.' v •:••'::'•••&'••-; .•>•••' ^ ^| SALE $439.00 ^ t. ELMORf EXKONSERVICINTCR ». Elinor* Av*.. ELIZA«ITH ••tw. M. Owr«* % Uyway Clr. STORE r»/»ij C" rhAVC MON. tuts. WED . IHURS FRI IV-8 SAI II 5 HOURSI: SAL9ALLE DAYLIMY S3 WMITEMOUSt STORE OPEN SUNDArS ii®# •%^» \> s^iDriDKiDXiessxxacinEr The exdusive »lw»«i*«. WWy Another AmanafliW- thai cooks mo^e accurate, and morttoods faster ER COOKINOPnOORAM PA RMnembers up to 4 cookinfl programs in?HH; ibription NO POWER LEVELS 1 r 1 1 r For test arKjislow cooking artd everything ''•"v." "* ,''; ••'' 'XO*- lOO '"^* 1 •'>Tut J''; HolP"'cl' student c»u readi ; : v .:..v.,;-.:.;.:,::.l^ .'• ':( '.';; '•"•"•' K) nn »Bi«i li.i..-..ii..nT.ii'L i.i... ii-.i.i.,.Li ,--, •„;.,..'.. :ii'. i. „ •..-.•i. • . .••.. ..in. • •••>.'. ••• :...... '.- '"...••. :. • ..'".'T ~.'i'*?*'T,~v'.'"•*?*:"'?""""*''•,',''':".:..:.'.' ,.* .'L'".".'.!i:i.'^."'"'i" >' >•• '••> << i.jli'ii'|i.i..lu.f,in.,,i toev'.i... >M_-^.—- . <;]• 'rt-'/V- :''••::'•••.'• Supplement to The Granfp ••:,. i .J >fli I ^^!teiv^Jr?Kt:-v , .'?'•'•" W •"•••N. Wednesday, November 21, 1979, HOLIDAY GUIDE, CRANFORD (N.J.) CHRONICLE I ir CRANFORD (N.J,) CHRONICLE Wednesday, November 21, 1979, HOLIDAY GUIDE Recreation Dept.Has Holiday Full Junior Women Slate motet for soprano and or- Syniphony To Team With M$t Soprano chestra. The orchestra also Recreation. Department an- program for boys and girls, For registration '.i. :. , :.--•• • will offer Mozart's -1'Haffner nounces the following ages 8 to 12, will be held from 9 information for both WED-SAT Metropolitan Opera soprano at Westfield High School in the Miss Valente will be heard Symphony" and Stravinsky's '. Christmas activities to be held to 11:30 a.m. The fee forpool- programs, call the The Cranford Junior ,. ing cakes, cookies, breads and Benl^'yaleijte will join the second of four concerts being in songs by Mozart and "The Rite Of Spring." ; at the Cranford Community members will be $10, non- Community Pool, 272-9595. ONLYH jyewJjer&eyl Symphony Ox- held by. the- orchestra _in Haydn. The highlight, will be For tickets call 2334463 J)r_.L| Woman's Club of the Village gingerbread houses made by ^.ches^Satur,day8^:30p.m. ,westfield. .- her presentation- of "Ex- 232HJ928. _-— - i Pool on Centennial Avenue: ; . ' ' " TmMwemeTtttrAsBoctationwill club members^ Bazaar pro- hold it!s_eigbth annuailjIoHday ceeds are donated at the end of the year to local organiza- held ding for Children; the Bazaar SaturdayTDec. 1 fFom 10 a.m. to 4 p.m. at Fellowship tions. Hall, F'""»t Presbyterian Additional information may ,••••11.30 am. There will be a $10 hoUdayVeardTardss andd gift items, car* mayHae purcfiaaecT be obtained by calling Beverly ; fee; Materials are not includ- including it£ coupon book!, at the Spaulding for Children Church. ' . - . A large variety of hand- Bartik, chairman, 322MJ1B8, or ' ;:«o-'•;'::.••..•: nackaeed and ready for-saleJ office on the second floor at 36 Karen Fingerlin, president, ;,. A Christmas vacation gym -Rnaiadtng Volunteer Prospect St, Westfield, which made, articles, gift wrappings, kitchen accessories and dried 272-3194. ;: and Awirn program has been au$krV members will sett is open every working day 1 m> to 5 n flower arrangements will be I planned for boys and girts, the itexnl'at First Federalfrta™ M: , J?* ; on sale. In addition, there will Bazaar Dec. 8 UNBELIEVABLY be a ''Baker's Booth" featur- At Center Here TRICED FROM $6.90 - $13.90 related activities. The second pja^^Jx^Wes^tfidd,"every ' homes for special needs A Christmas bazaar to , and third days will include a Friday during banking hours children who because of age, benefit the Association for (Selling Elsewhere From $12 - $30) I variety of gym activities, arts throuith Dec/M. • • minority heritage or Retarded Citizens will be held and crafts. The program for CoJhairrnen Mrs William disabilities have not been Saturday, Dec. 8 at the Com- OVER 2,500 TO CHOOSE FROM b6ys and girls, ages 5 to 7, will wjjcox and. Mrs: John Fox, placed with families. BHKE FRpM SANTA - Faith Attanasl of World of munity Center Jn-^GrdftTord Sporfs, 'Ke'nilwor'th, shows bike the store Is donating as from 10 a.m. to 4 p.m. door prize to St. Michael Parents Guild wine and cheese Santa Claus will make an party to Todd Carlln and Sharon Lohrrrianh. appearance from 1 to 4 p.m. $:,$ Items for sale will include handmade articles, Christmas 6 N. Union Ave., Cranford decorations, home baked St. Michael Parents cakes and cookies, and door 276-0600 llftiipw; .1 •..•••• ••-•.. , . prizes. • * Plan Holiday Gala The Parents Guild ef"St; pieces will be raffled. Includ- Michael School is finalizing ed are: an 18-piece nativity MAKE SOMEONE HAPPY WITH A GIFT FROM: plans forita gala event, "A Sip setting with manger, a Mr. to the '70's." and Mrs. Santa Claus, and a "T1ie~parents of fifth and -l/Uinch-_musical lighted Christmas, tree, jn addition, CRANFORD SPORT CENTER sixUl=graders will be sponsor- World of Sports in Kenilworth ing a wine and cheese tasting has donated an adult bicycle. ?•£ 38 North Ave. E., • Cranford • 276-1569 This is the watch that was created to become an heirloom. To endure. With Count on Seiko, the first to party in the school gym- Other items and gift cer- (OPPOSITE FIREHOUSE) nasium Friday, Dec. 7 at 8 .indefatigable accuracy. With beauty that becomes more apparent with each rrianuf acttire a quartz timepiece of tificates have been provided p.m. by Cranford merchants. passing generation. And to serve as a constantremlnder of this exciting GOVERNOR'S CHRISTMAS TREE will contain or-, true wrfsf sW...the first to Each wine cttmes with a Start Now, The Easy Way ... Christmas! Masterpieces are understood at Martin Jewelers. Where the art remove the bulk and create ultra- tradition all its own and will be nament created by Fran Evg'retT.'WrTotTas taken the Donation for tickets is $10 of personalized service is also cultivated. , * '' ancient art of Ukranian Easter egg decorating and .thinquartz watches;.;to now add discussed by a wine expert. Immediately following the per person. Deadline is Nov. adapted It to Christmas trees. Here's how one the exclterrient of glamorous styl- 28. Anyone wishing further in- Use Our Convenient Lay-A-Way Plan looks close up. Her daughter Karen, 5, shows how wine and cheese tasting, a cof- ing, 'proving that being superbly fee, tea and Viennese table formation or tickets may call ornament looks.on the tree at right. Photos by Greg Mrs. Tom Davis, 272-9078, or COME IN AND^HQP^^jSURELY. SELECT YOUYO R GIFTS,, LEAVE A .Price. - ' • accurate can also be provacative- will be offered. !^_ ly dlluringl In time for the holidays, Mrs. Frank Karkowsky, DEPOSIT AND WiJVVILL DO THE REST. YOUR ITEMS WILL BE GIFT Creates EggOrnaments some unique and valuable 276-5487. WRAPPED AND ^fel-eAN PICK THE^M UP WHEN YOU ARE READY. Decorative Ideas For Fran Everett of Elizabeth Fran personalizes some of the If GIFTS FOItlHE has taken the ancient art of eggs and gives them to her SEIKO QUARTZ Ukrainian Easter egg friends for* Christmas. It can Holiday Fai^l^ decorating and adapted it to takefromtwotosixhourstodo , ..... , Holiday Table Covers make beautiful, unique one egg, depending on the The- St. Michael Church Chinese auction, car raffle, Free parking will be FISHERMAN, HUNTER, BOWLER, GOLFER, f Christmas tree ornaments, complexity of design. annual Holiday Fair' will be white elephant sale, sweet available in the school's Covering end tables for the if the top measures 33 inches, The eggs are colored by a Ms. Everett has written a held Friday and Saturday shoppe, plus a variety of other ^parking lot. holidays can be a decorative the drop is 29 x 2 - a circle of 91 TENNIS PLAYER, HOCKEY PLAYER, method of waxing and dying story for Craft Magazine on In the school hall at Alden and activities. ' Co"-chj|hTOWLrare--Elalne and protective practice, inches is needed. similar to batik. i this art that will be in their Miln Streets from:« a.m. to U^Alu^ght-wiU be me^oin^ewsl^Natul Quinn and reports Carolyn Y. Healy, Unless you are using a bed One of her creations was Easter issue and she.will be p.m^ r^JJi days^-Admission iB"ra7fDng of a fully lighted Barbara Bilger., senior county home sheet, or regular width fabric, selected in the statew1de_j^vjng_£lassefr-at-thereahdle""free. English Tudor doll house r ;Pr6^Wfr '$••• GREAT SELECTION OF V'. -'V-WheriVi|i'e..••iX/ir^ite . 1 979 v t prder. > •';* enjoy ; the i-plush^ Of Humrtrrels ha&Wived; $ i < v • FAIR'S Sheyelvaf! fto t>esv)7 he "i^hspGs cdme alive w!'lfnl?nlllant ••,"'>.:.)evtj6l'-ipn^5 that, ai^c (jbntdsied •' by the tt^c6lorstripes;dpvyiri the :«front. T6 this ad^aii iftrse;aw 'pocket, plus the hldaen zlf^ { front.Total = THt omplete selection v.. "--••'-•.-'•-•"• (•*•• Diamondi ±~:- <^mlEMni¥irii5gifreDal-ia r discovere.,s is a remarkablelong-sleeveagl e plerpullover thaa t iss boi boihh ^leaan^leaanii anandd procticpt-pa^ITJ r a STr Casuallr«,,,«nwK,,H,,^^—y butkto ^tirprtslriglpQlyv light:ligb't!: thithis^wsaters sweater- ijsfashls fashionedc with a 'horv^w^ — "^ *' "1 over cable and diqfflttnd-d^lgrt'.'1 v; .••,•• •. - -T1,,-'. • • • • • ^ v; •»-> MachinewasHffi©fbr|^^pqr© . .:;;Vv; v^/liv •^•;1:'' : ;'^*32 rv', 'Y>i' lSII:;.s WlmB'hi^--- mm* F* r MAJOR m •••' • >••• . •••!/• • ••; '* ••••• •• • <; fi'ttk.^mA ,,-^->:^y;,;iV;^^S%^»^;,^i. ; iiiMiBfi—IIIHIHIIIIII IIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIII IIIIIIII i Him WednesdayJNovember 21,1979, HOLIDAY GUIDE. CRANFORD (N.J.) tmtu Whtai To Do With Leftovers res Creativity In The Kitchen TURKEY DIVAN supervision and guidance. I4Y CRANFORD (N.J.) CHRONICLE Wednesday, Novemoer 21, m/9, HOLIDAY GUIDE Soprano 2 CUM diced cooked turkey Christmas can be a time treats which they themselves STARS ***• _._ I "CRAFTCRAFTS EXHIBIT 1 when youngsters can learn the will ultimately enjoy. kg. (10 or.), frozen broccoli —A-feeling of importance will __Sophaim—rrMessinar . r oi ,-cooked oy- package fundamt^frofceolifoS^fundamt^ ^ Shoppers : and sugar, oatmeal nut and accompany the aroma of Cranford will be one of 100 directions ' -, • -' • -*^»*»«». -w —^—— „•- having fun. d g r chocdlate.chip cookies are just home-baked cookies when a craftsmen exhibiting at the .... ., .. . . Vi\*to[faUM-~---r--] -"^~H:r~-~r^^ Children can learn about Tot and Shop, a baby sitting held Saturdays, Dec. 15 and14th annual crafts exhibit and Newcomers' Festivities l then refrigerate the turkey to an ordinary refrigerator, the nutrition, arithmetic, kitchen a few ideas for recipes that child removes a creation from service, is being offered by the Dec. 22 at the 'Community CHINESE PARTY TURKEY can condensed cream -_ of Here Is an article on the pro-. interior of a large quantity of are simple enough for a child the oven that he or she has STRIPES sale sponsored by the. Morris- The Cranford Newcomers children. . Following these 3 cans condensed cream ofe chjcken.spup '/ ••.'.: per handling of foods for the cook at a later time. Juices safety and good table manners Cranford Youth Council. This Center from 12:30 to 4^30 pjn. town Unitarian Fellowship at Club will begin its holiday presentations there, will be a Jtom the turkey penetrate the food may not get cold for while preparing • seasonal to do with minimal baked. free community service, to be mushroom soup %^cup inayojma^^ hours, and bacteria will have ;y B12 Normandy Heights Road, celebrations with a children's holiday cookie exchange and JwalfiTstuffinjT Md: give the •' •-•<• •••''. • i •• This will enable parents tMorristowno . She will exhibit party Dec. 8 at the Community dessert social. ' 2 cups finely sliced green 2 teaspoons lemon Juice was submitted to The Chronir bacteria an ideal climate lots of. time to, multiply. __shpp in Cranford while the weaving and. clothing. _ The Center. Santa will be there to Club W members .;' are: Teresa Begosh, soprano, onions y V* teaspoon CAiny MWder^^-l-pIeibyjAiarteJEIcna Regenthal within which to multiply to Since salmonella germs are children ejenjoyy a visiit fc schedule is: Thursday, Nov.hand out presents and to talk preparing; baskets containing ; will present a free recital Sun- 2 cups thinly sliced celery Place turkey and broccoli in 6f i? Woadlawn Ave., a senior frightening numbers. When destroyed by heat, always Santa. The council asked that day, Dec. 23 at 7:30 p.m. at the 1 can (1 pound) bean sprouts bottom of 1W quart casserole, at Montclalr State College, 29, 7 to 9 p.m.; Nov. 30 andwith the children. everything needed for a 7 5 ff 7 the turkey \s finally cooked, cook foods thoroughly and use all children be toilet trained. Dec. 1,10 a.m. to 9 p.m.; and festive holiday dinner.,which [, rpf$: :CranfordCfd : BaptisBtit t rchurchrchh, on drained • ' '; *HSpHfllde' with salt. Comb\ne^mliilprtngln/home economics the temperatuite in the very a*, meat thermometer. "HEIRS" TAKE Refreshments will be served. < A cups diced cooked turkey remaining ingredients and with an emphasis on food ser- For further information Dec. 2, noon to 5 p.m. The Dec. 11 general meeting will be given to two needy ^'' '>;.v.'.^thAvenue'tvber«ahlaU['the. ; center of the 'stuffing is not Remember to heat leftovers * y 2 cups .slivered toaBted spread over top of turkey-! yte*.management. please call the Recreation and Admission is free except for Cranford families.' . ' '• jarsuiuuii.', .. •• ... ••''< y, 1 sufficiently high for a long thoroughly. Broth and gravies please ca Admission s will feature discussions by almonds broccoli: taixture. Bake it is the day after NOTICE! tt 2766767 $1.50 opening night. Mrs. Biegler from Children's . The highlight of Newcomers r$?tipr^ .. resident of Old Bridge, : enough period of time to should be brought to a rolling Parks Department, 276-6767. holiday , season will be a :Ms. Begosh is a vocal miislc 1 can (4 oz.) plmiento, uncovered in moderate oven Thanksgiving. Youdoh'tfeel destroy the.bacterla. Cooking boil for several minutes when Specialized Hospital on ri THE LITTLE volunteer services at theformal dinner-dance Dec. 28 ' ".:•• teacher in Carieret. ,>•..'.'• chopped (350degreesF.) until bubbling good. You. have an upset the turke/ and stuffing reheating; hospital and by Debra at the Galloping HU1 Inn in The; recital will include V4 cup soy sauce hot, about M minutes., Makes 4 gtomach, abdominal pains, separately would be a much ., The object of these STORE... Ackerman, OTR, on detecting Union. Music will be provided works by Schubert, Mowrf, 2 cans (5% oz. each) fried servings. .__ >»>»'•"diarrhea" o—r perhapr~~—r~.s e'-n- —(i a— safer procedure. If you must, procedures is to keep the by Ronald Fragner. Puccini and. Christmas, selec- Chinese noodles headache. You may thirty ou bow to tradition, stuff the learning disabilities in young "j BASKET IDEA bacteria from multiplying. WITH THE tions.- Piano: accompanist- will Combine all ingredients Use a bread basket to show are:coming down with a.cold turkey juBt before it goes into With proper food-handling % be Phil Gojdthwaite-of .Cran- except Chinese noodles in Off a collection of green bell or the flu or attribute the the ' oven and remove all practices, you can prevent - Yoi^fahd"vBlinUt Carol Her- large mixing bowl. Spread in and red hot peppers, mits, feelings to "post-holiday stuffing from the cavity before salmonella poisoning from BIG Winter Ideas On How ,' ,ron of Union will acpoinpany greased 13x9x2" baking pan. cranberries or popcorn. Or fill bjuetf." refrigerating any leftover causing illness in your home. ''' the soprano in a work by Hoist Top with noodles. Bake hi the basket with different size . It is possible you have fallen turkey. WINERY TOUR " OFF •, for,voice, and violin. : " moderate over (350 degrees pine cones and small red Victim tofoo d poisoning. And Sizes APPEAL if more than one member of There is no way to tellb y The Hudsoh Valley Winery To Keep Kids Amused !~-~i A reception will follow. F.) one hour. Makes 10-12Christmas balls or holly looking at, tasting or smelling in Highland, N.Y., will support 4- 14 pa servings. sprigs. Add a red bow. the, family feels ill, chances ALL BOYSWEAR 10% DISCQIHil the food to determine whether UNICEF and the Gifts from therSea The winter season is filled five , different animals and are good that it must be * Pearls...no place are they more sensa- with many days of harsh have someone guess what they Schodi caused by something you ate, salmonella germs are present: International Year of the • NAME BRANDS SUCH AS BILLY THE KID. DONMOOR, AIR PILLOW* SNQWFLAKE ORNAMENTS from styrofoam are".,,.,., ..._ Much of the nieat and poultry Child this weekend, Nov. 23 to ' AMMO BOXES tional than penphed in ears. They're weather, keeping children are. t either in a restaurant, at - HEALTH-TEX, ETC. ARMY JLIPPeB* * SOCKI fourth graders under the direction of Florence Sperling, art.,_ someone else's house or atwe buy contains salmonella 25. The entire proceeds from fashion right...marvelouslv flattering. indoors and constantly Children can amuse left, Sharon Swondrak and Patty Campbell are operating the^tyrof bacteria when we buy it. This • JEANS, SLACKS, POLOS. SHIRTS. SETS AVIATOR SUNOLAMBI home. The severity of the children's admissions will be AXB1 And the Ideal Giftl searching for something todo . themselves in this manner; all presents... is nothing to worry about, if donated to UNICEF. The This can prove frustrating symptoms depends on your ALL BABY CARRIERS the parent has to do is think of we refrigerate it correctly, weekend admission charge of And for all you BACK PACKS for parents. But, with a little a few simple ideas, leaving general health at the time of OUTERWEAR theillness. In children under 4 cook it properly and serve it $4 per adult includes a DEBS AND HEIRS BANDANAS Pearl ingenuity and ' -time to continue with the daily BATTERIES ;p!Us&.;iho^,drtiinstickS toto: | DONNfl and people over 65 and insensibly. The basi.».v.c rule. —~s, „ar. „e complete winery tour and resourcefulness, they can find routine. beatouta-raess^ge for high- J : ^iot)d~seived:-1ta^l;ut|f1i"winengla5srbreadr " ~BMt3»YTMOrtN*- ways to amuse even the most : ~]peoph5~^rhose—"-general thatatirw BELTl Pierced Earrings When the enthusiasm of way and;home'safety during -k be chilled fruit and cheese and, weather resistance to disease is cold should BINOCULARS restless little one. drawing, wears thin, children, 9 Choose from studs graduating from thet'i'i long^ ^Thanksgiving ;ft impaired, salmonella can promptly after cooking and permitting, a horse-drawn BLANKETS . Colored paper, pencils and can be kept busy with minor m petite to impressive. Or one of our many cause severe illness and in never left to'cool off at room hayride through the Deb n Heir BOMBER JACKETS '/ crayons will keep kids amused household tasks; ' drop styles. Priced from $16. extreme cases, it can be fatal. temperature. Large masses vineyards. The charge for BOOM BAOS while serving as outlets for If the jobs are presented as of food should be divided into children (ages 3-17) of $1 BOOTS urc lira ucuroj; ,i ^uu[)i, I 27 N. Union Cranford 276-0881 CABLE SAWS to creativeJnstihcts. ^ fun and important, youngsters : includes a. glass 'of apple' ;^,tte^m6re^.',tton';bvo ;;inl : Saimonellae are a group of smjaller containers. At 40 —CAMP SAWS Of course, hoops are still a style wise choice! To add a challenge, give will enjoy being helpers. Even champagne and a hayride. each child an "assignment" dusting and sweeping can be. •no^orists expected to travel , bacteria that are widely degrees F. the temperature of CANTEENS (however, don't use that fun if everyone pitches in. i&toll road ov6r,the MTtirkey - distributed in- nature. They CANVAS BAOS Gift Certificates CAPES word) based on their level of Such activities, will keep are found, in the . intestinal CARPENTER PANTS ability, children so occupied that they : tracts of many species of CAVALRY PACKS v^r-v. ...TJice-;-O-and' toll :;| animals and are most ' CHOW SETS ' For example, a three-year- won't e^ejajiotififi_when-. the Collection personnel haVe been i Ears Pierced for $5.00 jrtd jnighi be_i8ked-to-draw - sun comes out. commonly associated with red COMBAT BOOTS i^j»--j 7rt j the .pr^ected j meats, poultry, eggs and milk. COMPASSES iwi>, ... f and advised,to pay > But, the problem is not with CORDUROY PANTS COTS • EarsTVTwoys Piercod bv a Rogistorod Nurso tentipn to fivers •$ 1 I the red meat or the poultry COVERALLS • No Appointmont Noodod Party Beverages fatigued bit ^un#B;> the '3 y itself when it comes to COWBOY HATS • Nurse on duly from 12:30 dnily [Closed Wod.) GREEN EYE ' ittuenc'e,"; :'''',"••"•&;. ';. , ; •v PARTY TIME PUNCH b salmonella poisoning. Normal DENIM BRIEF CASES 5 parts gfn ..., Radar and task force units •> DENIM JUMPERS 1. VESTS 1 fifth rye whislcey : iJ cooking temperatures are 1 cup pineapple juice 2 parts sweetened lime juice • :,:wiH.^'be: .':ufled for full * usually sufficient to kill the DISPOZ-A-LAMPS enforcement of all motor .} D»TTY BAOt 1 cup grapefruit juice • .... : 2 parts green crenve^de bacteria naturally occuring in nienthe vehicle laws and Turnpike y the meat or poultry. The DUFFLE BAOS w Vz cup fresh squeezed lemon THE •• EARMUFFS juice Stir all ingredients together jjfe^i^tioiiB. J problems arise when food that ENOINBERCAPS ft 7 North Union Ave., Cranford 272-566^ 2 quarts ginger ale in a pitcher with ice cubes -''^^^ftutiiority'g 13 service ••* has been cooked is allowed to FATIOUH HATS and, as soon as well chilled, areas will be open around the \ stand at room temperaturefo r PATIOUE PANTS pour into small stemmed dock to provide (fuel and food, •{ any length of time. Prompt FATIGUE SKIRTS FIRST AID KITS glasses. - and emergency service units aievbatterMUghUy lii;«I » JACKETS and Christmas balls. Cut a " ""> and pour it into 2m •;if, the homemaker Is not "THE JEANS square of chicken wire the ; ;: I careful about washing her FLANNEL JOGGING SHORTS wWteR WONDERllAND V the .s'nbviflake$ '^ hands! after handling raw * KNITTING l*TiVli*O> »,.».—-,.... desired length. Spray with PUTNEY" + KNIVES (SWISS ARMY) gold paint. Cut 4 pieces of red decorations and a re; being hung up by Billy, xPatty ahd/Shai^jfc poultry. SHIRTS •>'••;• The preparation of turkey is * LACES velvet ribbon the size of one Handsome J LANTERNS length of the square. Crease a cause for concern. Many A wide assortment * LAUNDRY • SEA BAOS " hOmemakers stuff the cavity * LEATHER WATERPBOOPIMO ribbon horizontally in the of plaids, with reversible and middle. Coat ..back of ribbon reports that the' turkeys grew of the turkey with freshly- hooded CPO X LINERS FRO M«S'S There are turkeys for sale in ing, into.,theidM cooked or warm stuffing and many colors. * LOBSTER BUOYS glue and attach over the rough Cranford this holiday season up on organic diets in .^^^te^com^,6#^^;; J . LOCKERS b(MMeg.vh^8a^^v^^ wool shirts, edge of the wire, (the ribbon Connecticut. Two front pockets « LUGGAGE STRAPS that look like your ordinary JEWELRY, SILVER SALE available in will adhere better if the rough One difference is that many * M»3 FIELD JACKETS hen or Tom but weren't, regularly marketed turkeys, :]Mew< Byes for,vthe Needy, with flap, extra edges \are covered with brought up the same way. They appeal to people who herringbones, tweeds X MAP CASES want to eliminate additives receive hormones to make - .me; will ljold its annual long tail. * MARBLES masking tape first) one They were organically fed.. (Ar^tmas jewelry and silver and other subtle section at a time, mltering and preservatives from their them grow; Ifasteif tor7W]B "J MESS KIT* v diets. The cost of - the marketplace.; AlSdireSOme- sale Saturday;:Dec.i, from 10 , colors. Hooded. X MONEY BELTS corners of the\squaro together These turkeys are being * MONEY CHANOERS offered by "Back,TdNature,". organically,, fed turkeys is tokeys^i^^^een^ , 5p;ittvto^|w,at54?MUlburn; $18 and attach with a small nut Sh^rf Hffls FREE GIFT ' STRIPES 103 ISI wmMM Hoitn: »tW» u-r. io-»,iS*i. leBso IV: : .JULJ 'titiM <•••:- •J' Pfttyy^'?"^!^ ^$$i^ffl"^ :';.' ••' • \4 "•'••• MS / :\'-v' • i'1 '• jikfiW'^ igjji»ii i"iwm^iiwii»n«inoaw V Wednesday. November 21,1W9. HOLIDAY GUIDE, CRANFORD (NJ.)XHRONICLJL CRANFORD (I^.J.) CHRONICLE Wednesday, November 21,1979, HOLIDAY GUIDE \"\ \~ \~\~~\ Gift Show I_i$6irtiveN^ Thanksgiving Park Schedule What to have for vinir^ N«w tn»P^Hngiindfan^prepare: veftetebles, combined with In celebration of session will be held at the In Westfield Wonderland r '7" TeaffvelissuretoUe ifyoa«g;y^ ^hankligivlng^Jayl^ V sonTe^arinancoJce5g)^iJ5kHg€er)tei If you've ever spent To help you choose and care also contains sketches and-' *->pi*a^_i* a dilemma as you seek to Orient) Chinese or Japanese Union County Department of in Warinanco Park. Regular Christmas without —-«- focyour tree, the U.S. Forest descriptions of 17 of the most The fourth annual Westfield J Parks and Recreation skating sessions will resume start the New Year off In aand quick-to-prepare dishes'. Christmas tree, or 'had an Service to of fering a brochure popular species nationwide, gift show and Bale will be Sun-. From l facilities will alter their Friday. Centerpiece ! o "ev«_re«i|l'J drop all Us called "Buying Your " day from 11 a.m. to 5 p.m. at eavory manner. . With the aid of a wok, the regular hours of operation. Special holiday rates will be g^^^pa TBriiigwinterwonderland in^— 11: Although January- 1st does Chinese means to.'meal needle* pb your living room Christmas Tree." The Fora free copy of "Buying Temple Emanu-El»-7MJ^E. T ^Jbe^TraUsjde Nature and in effect an Union County's floor on Christmas Eve, you brochure tells you howto test.: Your ChristmasTree," write Broad St.; Westfield. Admla- "Simply Superb," the soon to be released ; STOFTING - •doors with .ayi4cy fnilt bowlr-T^— nothegm the New Year for all minutes, your imagination -Science^JJenter~i.n the golf coitfserETAsh-Brook in- cookbook of the Junior League' of Yields, enough stuffing for a ie-poond people ra the world, a dinner can run wild, y . ; i " can appreciate the pleasures a tree for freshness, what to InformationServices, U.S. slon will be $1.25 for adults. Aq^tal.bowlisthepeifect . A time In the kitchen. Watchung Reservation will be Scotch Plains, Galloping Hill of a good: health v tree for the qualities to look for, and how Forest Service,. 370 Reed A preview brunch will be EHuibeth-Plalnfield. Proceeds from turkey. , ' ' -\ , reflecting the food choices of a Bean sprouts, mung shoots, closed. The center will re-open in Kenilworth, and Oak Ridge holidays. to keep it green and pretty. It Road, Broomall, Pa. .9006.. held for patrons from 9:30 to "Simply Superb" go into the Junior i lb. sweet sausage, uncased and cooked container for this frosty granulated sugar. When the -different, nationality' can bepeapods and other Chinese,; For those who prefer a meal 11:30 a.m. Sppnsord by the centerpiece.- Select colorful fruit is dry, it can be. arranged that site.a little longer In the Friday and follpw regular in Clark. Golfers are invited to League's Community Trust Fund which % c. onions, chopped schedule which is 1 p.m. to 5 take advantage, of these Greater Westfield Section of and fresb fruit-apples, plums,. to the "sontalher. 5*f stomach, Italy offers dishes ! the National Council of Jewish •supports its community projects. ; jvic celery, chopped THEY^HELP Unjled Way7From i£ff:' Burt BeJden< Sue p.m. - ' ... discount green fees from 7 pears and grapes,.AJfter light- ing centerpiece cant that are both delicious and a.m, to 5 p.m. Women, this gift show will CHEESEBALL -Vt c. parsley, chopped ly beating several egg whites,^dessertwhen accorii Boy, Kay Belden. Only the ' 8:30 evening feature Unique gift items for Serves 18. Garnish with fresh holly and 3 eggs filling. V • w. • ..:•" cherries for festive appearance. 1 package frozen spinach, chopped, brush: each piece of fruit with a selection pf i .{• Lasagna, Italian bread and WE KEEP PRICES holiday shopping. More than | tiieiegg;whites and roll in' cheeses,: • • '] "SANE DAY SERVICE" 60 dealers will be present. 2 8 os. packages cream cheese thawed and drained ,. . . • JEHSEY YOUTH SYMPHONf a salad are,sure to please Among the many featured V» lb\ sharp Cheddar'cneese, shredded 1 cup turkey stock 'everyone. Add a <.piece of i Volunteers Aid 2 tsps, grated onion 1 large package seasoned stuff ing mix I cheesecake or a cannoli as ...for dry cleaning . hand-crafted creations will be jAffjllated with (he New Jersey Symphony Orchestra ' EVERYONE'S rocking horses and wooden 2 tsps. Worchestershire sauce 1 dove garlic; minced. \ . . ' dessert,: and the. menu is & shirt laundering on request. 1 tsp. lemon, juice ,' In a large skillet, cook sauBage 'until: George Marriner Maull Conductor complete. . / :iJiiited Way For Years toys, original art work, art brown. Add celery, parsley^and onions, coin jewlery, glass sculptures, 1 tsp. dry mustard From "South of the Border" ' Buit and Kay Belden and hiore than 30 years from JjJkincfAbout ^ tsp. paprika cooking until onions are dear. Beat eggs come menu Ideas i that are _ quilted articles, lucite, dried ] r Sue/Bpyd are celebrating Community Chest tor" ^4 tip. seasoned salt ~~~~ and combine with drained spinach, broth, PREMIERE CONCERT reminders of the sunny, 'hot' United Fund to today's United ' and silk flower arangements, stuffing and garlic. Blend in cooked many, many years as and personalized stationery.: V4 tsp. parsley, dry ' climate of Mexico. Cranford , United Way wa^.;;: ' .• -r"" 1 2Vi ounce Can deviled ham mbtture, mixing well. Pack loosely into Sunday, December ._, 2 PM. .'.', Tacos, ' cor'nbread, turkey, and the turkey is ready togo , volunteers by doing what .Sue Boyd-was a volunteer 2 Tblsps. chopped pimento, drained Roosevelt Junior High .enchiladas and guacamole comes naturallyll , workingjn.---fok r tHejCommunity Chest as a % c. chopped pecans or walnuts If someone in your family prefers a can add the spice of your life 1 CASEY'S OUR NEW NAME 301 Clark St., Westfield the current campalgnr-They teenagei in Barre, VT and, ' Soften cream cheese and then beat with traditional stuffing, ' halve the above : to .your dinner. are the^unseen neroes who through interest in the electric mixer. Beat in cheddar cheese and recipe, and stuff half the turkey with 175 Member Orchestra Performing Works Of ' Most any nationality can be hariaTe the extensive office community, got involved here. next 8 ingredients until creamy. Stir in sausage-spinch stuffing, and half with the TOE MANE EVENT incorporated into a theme for BAKE SHOP Bflch, Beethoven, GUere, work preparing billiiigs based She and her husband make the pimentos. Cover and refrigerate for traditional. ' • ^ . (Formerly Chez Cannele) 'your last dinner of the current on the telethon and other United Way a family affair Frank Casey III, Owner several hours. Shape into one huge ball or Gluck,TchalkoVsky fyear, memories of which will divisions, reports the witwth Sue helpinpgg in the office whatever size balls you desire and coat -A Full Service Silon- v; 'linger long into the year to while Ralph serves as office FREE ADMISSION , campaign unit. Mouth Watering Delicacies evenly with nuts. Garnish. Wrap and MEN • WOMEfJ j come. . Burt Belden iB a retired manager and on the board of \refrigerate until ready to serve.' gMWUMNMI—IR Exxon-executive and former directors. Produced With —Thecheeseball can be wrapped _rdear Cranford Board, of'iducatton" Kigh'tTRtw-the-United-Way- "FULL SERVICE You can now plastic wrap and tied with a large bow for -COFFEECAKE •••'-•-•• who~also served on officTts^eTjrbUsjrTis--checksT -——Spls^qiFRecipes Tested DRY CLEANER" gift-giving. The cheeseball can be frozen. Serves 12. Here's a crunchy coffee cake 107 JSI. IJnioin Aye^Grahford" For the "1971 Charter Study and pledges roll in, but Burt Over A Span Of 3 Generations for gift giving or your own holiday brunch. Commission. He's been the anet-Kay Belden and Sue Boyd .. .can give you expert dry buy fine furniture MULLED WINE l%c. light brown sugar or 1 c. honey plus 2 local United Way treasurer for did look up from their work cleaning on everything from gowns 4 thin orange slices tblsp. orange juice concentrate . the past 10 years after serving long enough to ask everyone to FINE QUALITY , and cocktail dresses to slipcovers to 8 thin lemon slices Vz c. vegetable oil ' Hostesses! presents... two terms as a director. join them In supporting the PASTRIES BREADS • CARRES • PIES • ETC. knitwear to leather items. 8 whole, cloves 1 c. whole wheat flour i'i" at a fraction •;..(• Here are some tips for! Kay. Belden represents the United Way, "The 17 member 3 cinnambn sticks 1 c. white flour GirlScouts on the United Way agencies supported by this pinch of nutmeg hostesses from the Junior | SflRAH League: board of directors. She hasonce a year fund drive are V2 c. sugar 1 tap. cinnamon .Worked as a volunteer in the vital to so many .people in our CASEY'S BA&E SHOP above cost! *A tsp. nutmeg V4 c. water -Fill a nicely ^wrapped United Way office "since the community," said Belden. He 101 MUn St., Cranford 272-7089 1 bottle red table wine Vz tsp. salt urged all Granford residents | gift box with colored tissue beginning," seeing the OPEN 6:30 A.M. - 7 P. JES - SAT c. brandy .. 2 eggs •, organization grow through to mail a check or a pledge to 6:30 A.M. • 2 P. 1<•***« paper and add a flQwereing _ * Place all ingredients except wine and 1 tsp. vanilla i plant for a centerpiece. the United Way of Cranford, ?•• NATIONAL BRANDS brandy in a saucepan and simmer. Stir 2 c. cooking apples, pared and diced P.O. Box 171, Cranford 07016. i * * x J.--A' 1l»« until sugar is dissolved. Add wine and heat k c. walnuts or pecans, chopped -Hollow artichokes for Extension i * * almost to a simmer. Stir In brandy. Strain V* lb. fresh whole raw cranberries (about 2 1; FREEpELIVERY I candle holders i mixture. Serve warm hi punch cups or cups) , N' \ * »4 Just call us with the manufacturer wine gkteses. If using honey, whip it first at high speed ,. __.ie: ribbons . onOffers Ideas ill I candlesticks .and napkins BEEF BOURGUIGNON for about 10 minutes or until It tarns white ' j and style number, and we'll quote and opaque. Cream together oil and sugar Arrange assorted long _ * * 2 lbs. bottom round or top round chuck or honey and orange juice concentrate. pastas in a basket for an For Holidays "FULL SERVICE / , :l you our low, low prices! 6 oz. whole'piece of bacon : Add eggs and vanilla, and beat well. Mix Italian dinner centerpiece. Festive ideas will be DRY CLEANERS" 3 tblsp. butter dry Ingredients together. Add to the first I . 'i 24 small white onions 1 -Braid and weave I presented hi various forms at ...provides custom tailoring mixture anan d ., sti r until thoroughlgyy wisteria or wild grape a program on Monday, VA C. flour combined. Stir hi apples, cranberries and cind complete alteration services on 2 shallots, ftody chopped vines to make a bottomless December 3, from 1 to 3 p.m. nuts. Bake in a grea8ed~9X&, inch pan at basket or wreath, and repeated 7:30 to 9:30 p.m. any item you desire. Also available V4 c. cognac or brandy 350 degrees for 45 to 50 minutes. 1 c. bouillon encircling a flower at the cooperative Extension is on premises shirt laundering container or plant. Service Auditorium, 300 North (boxed or hangers; as you desire). SANDFORDS t c. red wine Avenue East, Westfield. salt and pepper to taBte SIMOrJiSHUSTEft ' ' • '-"Mi - ••'. t clove garlic*- crushed PUBLISHEH -Run flats of petunias the The session will feature a FURNITURE Your Paperbacks pinch of parsley and thyme length of a table to allow holiday brunch theme and are of Value, 1 bay leaf each guest to sit near the other food Ideas and will.be 202 Centennial Vt lb. mushrooms ^raaterpiece. presented by Carolyn Healey Catalog Showroom Bring them in EGG NOG CAKE - 9* and Gwen Waranis, extension Cranford, N beurre manle (1 tblsp. flour mixed with 1 Serves 10/An intriguing flavor finale to I for Credit, or tblsp. butter) _ -Design a stilMife home, economists. 1206 RARITAN RD., CRANFORD p _ a speaspeciall dinnerdinner.. [composition of doll house • Registration is required by . Buyand Save CCu t meat iinto 2 inch cubes. Remove the 2 tsps. rum ((or rum flavoring) 1 miniatures for thcalline g the Extension office at rind from the bacon and, cut into slices V\ 2 C. sifted flour [centerpiece. . 233-9366 and a small fee will be{ Betty & Bob Evans, and their up to 50% inch thick and one Inch long. Simmer the IM; c. sugar 276-5036 1 new partner, Ron Starner, \ on thousands b li f 1 ite Di d d ^ t bki ' in stock ,^^bac«t;:. __-_.„.. _*. ,„.__„ moved to a larger office. OPEN tO-6 DAILY; THURS TIL 9, SAT f JL 5 casserole, melt 2 tblsp, of butter and 1 Hours: Man, - Sat. 9:30-6 brown the onions and bacon lightiy. % c. Crlsco Oil > r : Remove from casserole; Flour the-meat, I.e. riiiflc - , •• - - -— Like Cards Now |tfl P-Th. til 9, Sot. til 5:30 Mistletoe is an old English 'DRAPERY SPECIALIST" andiirown, It _ the same butter. Add the 3 eggs ; v -,.r "custom, so old in fact that it The,New Jersey Branch of COME & VISIT US! . shallots. Sprinkle with warm cognac and l package Fluffy White Frosting Mix dates back to Druidic times. 'the,National' Shut-In Society I • Ignite, shaking the casserole back.and l%c. heavy crefUn Hang a sprig over a heavily has, several.hundred names of ...offers drapery cleaning ser- forth; Stir in the bouillon and red wine. Add Combine 1 tsp. rum (flavoring), flour, , trafficked doorway. Shut-In members who would vices with a written guarantee that the salt, pepper, garlic, parsley, thyme sugar, baking powder, salt, nutmeg, oil, welcome cards or small gifts We'd like to meet you and get to know you. We've been and bay leaf. Cover and slmrner for 2 milk and eggs. Tint mixture yellow with -You might consider your drapes won't shrink. Take-down preparing a_wassail bowl - a at Christmas time this year. In the business a quarter of a century, helping people hours. Wash and draln^Uie muahroomsi. food coloring if desired. Beat 30 seconds. and re-hang service available great bowl of spiced wine that Mrs. M. B. Hamfeldt, In a personalized way. If you need insurance, please on request. Brown them in 1 tblsp? of butter very Scrape bowl. Beat 3 minutes at medium is sure to warm the insides of appeals chairman, will gladly slowly. Twenty minutes before seryhig, speed. Grease and flour two 9-lnch cake your brbodV when 'they've supply one or more names of come and talk to us. We'd like to be of service to you. add the bacon, onions, and mushrooms. If pans. Bake at ^50 degrees for 35 to 40 'returned from caroling in the, these members to be the sauce is not thick enough, remove the minutes. Ctwl. Combine frpetiiig mix, snowy streets. .';—. remembered at this time. Vegetables and the meat from the heavy creain and1••.ttp. rum (flavoiring) 1 .Traditionally, a cup ofPlease write to her at 47 casserole and add the beurre manie. Mix apd chill one hour before beating, Beat to ~ tyassail was given in thanks to Orange Avenue, Irvington, well and return the meat. Sprinkle with consWtency of whipped cream antl ice the carolers at each house they New Jersey. 07111. parsley. May also be served with steamed cake. May be trimmed with fresh holly ! visited after their concert had .—~~ WREATH : ~ BOB EVANS /.potatoes. Serves jL'v.•;•'.. :;\; .•.•.'.'.-.•.' '- • .:;-leave5;. :'":;- ";'' •••''•'•'••'"•''•'" • ^±--•.<>••• ••-^•^t .finished.: . , Use a pine cone or other •v .^1 type of wreath on a large tray or ptTemitcSHtCT^wrtli four _____ AGENCY or live different height and BN1X-BIKE size candles to enjoy more 202 Centennial Ave., Cranford, candlelight for eating. This The Perfect type of decoration can easily 276-8812 Gift fbr the be movedirom the table to the 10-14 Yr. Old sideboard; "SUEDE « LEATHER Silk Flower Arr FACTORY FINISHED" "M eiftU Tr$itiri* . 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Because each Concord Competitive Bikes Aht '" • •'••'••'• ••'• "r.;.,;!;f • • Personalized Ornaments • Christmas Goodies i at very 1 -Switzerland; with a passion for perfection and an i •'},' >• • ptjcesv?Th6re are more!) drawee cohternporary llne^,each Gbocord watch rnarK TOVSS BOOKS - WHITE ELEPHANT - NEW & U! ;0oioJ?s, Styles, fabrics a«^^-'.U^E^ AUCtHON & RAFFfeES '••'••''.'^•iii— ' > felting : .vy;oAj »^ GREAT FOOD lMM _i__r— =*-!------" J "'••:•• J W^li^MlMSm Zephr •Two 10^ Speed \msm il;?;'l8l East ^ ^ v, •.•)!• .'•*;.:.••'•.•••;"•••••• ' , ••! •"• \^f ;•!•:;• ;:-!'.1;;,;;> -,•"•'': • > \''t'}Vi > '"''',•,' ' ' >•/' ;• ', ii, • , ' iJ-~:\ m>M ii .in (join ' '^fi'ffijwr"1''!1'?1 ."'i.-'f.' ••'••••'"•'• 'T^''. '• '•". 1;:'"1 •• •'"' :".''-'•• •••. ' '•'/•''y 1 i il i l t ; 1 1 1 n , ''{M,»i"'' ^' ' '' '- - 'i'•" ''•'•.•'.•.•."•• ."•.'•.'.•.•.'• •' • i '. •.!. 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CHARLES "SkKtionlots/lcing STAR WARS MILLENNIUM FALCON 5 OO ,2.99 tt* those cookie^ and wrapping PLASTIC MODEL OF CUTTV SARK SAILING SHIP 6.00 2.99 ?Snfc know how edgy AURORA RACE CAR -• dattudatumn tran vms a amm . HAIR^ chUdre* can become waiting those presents, possibly even £ Sta Claus; reminders putting that star on top of the 35 Alden "Sti, Craiiford abouUH' Saint Nick, and his treej.are the photos you will DICK'S HOBBYLAND Kf who's naughty arid nice, treasure. That means you should keep your camera 16 NORTH UNION AVE., CRANFORD 272-7660 •can go unheard bj the best of Dally 1O-BThurad»y till 8 p.m. , FULL SERVICE BEA1JTY SHOP children That's why it's so within easy reach. teSSSnt to keep your When lining up members of Call for an appointment. offing occupied. the family for group pictures Baffi cookies, helping arrange them so that luTthi Christmas cards, everyone looks relaxed. For out the traditional example, most people look ions maybe even a more formal when standing, St> Michel's sweep of their rooms, less so when sitting. ^ ' V'.;' P present or two You might want to have the mav lust be enough family gathered around one detraction for youngsters, person who is try.ng to wrap a ^h activities are part of present - or opening one. ?K£riJ and . While pictures of the family , and simplicity is also Important. JoiVwidren have outgrown cluttered and possibly not as :, trick ..is to MOTHER AND DAUGHTER exhibit "Chris Miss" and -Chris Mouse" at the Golden Carrousel on the tlonto the styrofoam.creations, theshop a.m. o.. ~ _ STATUES V CARDS various handcrafted Items''n°Hn9 ^ Zr « on one activity at a time. Boulevard where Bette Baker, the owner, and centerpieces and flowers Mrs. Baker teachehes Here are some suggestions Even ; through pre- daughter Jaye, display seasonal offerings. In addi- classes where many of the items are made. to make these pictures even Christmas pictures are great, Gifts for all occasions more poignant. don't forget the main event - Advent Wreaths & calendars One of the first things to Christmas morning. Have Some Recipe Ideas For The Season keep in mind is "get in cjose." plenty of film on hand and be Christmas gifts & decorations A pocket sized Kodak Tele- ready for a day of picture- extra mushrooms very fine. NON-ALCOHOLIC PUNCH Ektralite camera is excellent taking fun. ! ; : : : ; BEEF WELLINGTON ' wi-i--••• v"-".^'••'•'••• ' •.'•'•'.'.'^•.•••••'••••••• ".'".V;' i Records, Cassettes # tapes ( BREADED MUSHROOMS You should have 3 cups. Chop GREEN TIME for close-ups because it has a You'll love these 23 large mushrooms Frozen prepared puff pastry the the shallots (about l'V 3 lb. trimmed filefcof beef OFF TO GRANDMOTHER'S HOUSE the good old way, by slelpjh. trance IS Prospect Street, with Claremont Place In The shop is salt and pepper Tablespoons chopped). Place 1 3-ounce pkg. lime gelatin Recycling Can Aid new frames by 1 Tablespoon oil 3 Tablespoons butter in a 1 cup boiling water This Is the way It was done abdut 1912, and the sleigh Is entering background. Courtesy of the Cranford Historical Society, the bell tower of the 3-4 shallots 16-ounce c an saucepan, add shallots and ° ch ped fresh Activities DOROTHY HflmmiLL the old T.A. Sperry estate, rtbw site of English Village. The en- \ " 3 Tablespoons butter cook for about 1 minute. Add Religious re "•.'.•• 1 3 cup bread crui 40 ALDEN the chopped mushrooms, salt figgn butter With the arrival of aluminum recycling drives. Tablespoon r, and cook until 1 l-quart.bottle apple juice The Reynolds Aluminum ••••; CRANFORD tbl brandy November and the approach St. Michael Ensembles List Yule Selections £^5S«. mJ^oHhthee liquid hahass ^ 11-pint, 12-ounce bottle ginger of the religious holiday Recycling Company operates CRANFORD te Christmas carols as well as Saint-Saens. ; teaspoon paprika - evaoorated annd the mixtumixturre is . J y ale mobile recycling units Christmas morning at 10:15 Gabbal. This year the new Hour*:; /.• \-\ •' „.'. -. - . l egg ff te teatentM seasons, New Jersey religious concertmaster of the orth- e traditional "Halleltijah Growing in numbers and ex- Sat.5:15 to8PM. Suit.7:30 tol P.M. J Tablespoon melted butter ^^ to1l0to1l0ldld a a shapeshape. . ' ™J organizations may earn funds throughout the Garden State will mark the opening of the MoniAFTEH 12:05ap;Mr Mass chorus" from Handel's cellence, the ensembles are .:• Break the stems off 20 large , ^ 10 minuteminutess.. SeasoSeasonn fUefilett witwithh sasalkt and to pay New Jersey individuals new season for the St. Michael chestra will be George Starting Dec. I thru Dec. 21 :..-•:,,.-:; , to support seasonal activities OPTICIANS Shuhan. The organist will be "Messiah." ThTs year the preparing for a performance mushrooms. Place the caps, oon, fUl the caps pepper and brush with oil. by sponsoring congregational and organizations 23 cents per CKiirch Symphony and group also will feature a per- thlsjspring at St. Patrick's WEEKDAYS AFTER 12:05 Mass • •.:; • 7 • hollow side up, on a cookie UBing a sp Marie Merder. WITH THE MOST •v >:-",.I; "IF WE DON'T HAVE IT, WE'LL TRY TO <3ET IT1" EVER--THE / NEW •5:"-. 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';'• •'••'.'.' i./' ''f'-i [•<.'•. ' '-f' .'. "- •' '•'•^'••'•.f\',-!.\'--: - ''•> ' ^$0g^ ll^^illllii^illi" ••• •• • ••"• -'•,:..• ? • . v •.' •,'•'•••;'•;• • • • ••X •• '•-•'• mrHaa/pmtahtfCisrKm.*ri:ui Jednesday. November 21. vm. HOLIDAY GUIDE. CRANFORD (NJ.) CHRONICLE Capture The Events .BT_rwANirnwr> (N .T) rHRftMCI.K Wednesday. November 21,1979, HOLIDAY GUIDE gF- '• --- ' . - ... . ,—j—._) ,—tv, _. f Audrey Bevan TGST built-in telephoto lens - in & ACCESSORIES (Formerly of the'Beauty Chalet of Garwood) For the young, and young at Fresh, & Fashionable. heart, it sometimes seems addition to a regular lens - MAKE IT A HOBBY CHRISTMAS that Chrlstmis takes Just a bit that lets you capture your longer to arrive". "Why'de the children's natural--reactions •-.— PLASTIC MODELS • SNAP KITjS THE OWNER/MANAGER | end of summer vacation, that without intruding upon them. WOOD SHIP MODELS • MATCHBOX • MAKIT & BAKIT difficult piano recital, the first The camera also has a built-in Thli Wtlkl SpecUli List Sals e^camination come so quickly, flash to make matters' that .46 00 «3,99 HO PIGGYBACK CAR WITH TRUCK . .16.OO .10.99 when Christmas morning is much simpler. STAR WARS MILLENNIUM FALCON Look for action shots. Icing . . 6.00 \Z-.99 . CHARLES "always so late? ' PLASTIC MODEL OF CUTTY SARK SAILING SHIP . . 6.00 .2.99 . Parents know how edgy those cookies and wrapping AURORA RACE CAR - datuin trans am children can become waiting those presents, possibly even for Santa Claus; reminders putting that star on top of the St^XJranfbrd about Ol' Saint Nick, and his tree; are\the photos you will DICK" ••'•;.:-::.:; •••••^ list of who's naughty and nice, treasure. That means you 16 NORTH UNION AVE.. CRANFORD 272-7660 1 •' •- .•• ^:V.'276-3SM)6•v.;--..,-v..-i can go unheard by the best of should keep your camera 1 Daily 10-6 Thursday till 0 p.m. within easy reach. FULL SERVICE ^EAUTY SHOP children. That's why It's so iiiiimiiiiiiiii uxiF •• 1 • 111 • 1 • 1 • 1 • 1 • i 1 i • 111 i i i 1 • 1 • 1 i 1 • 1 • t • • 11 a 111 a »v important to keep your When lining up members of j^ Call for an appointment. the family for group pictures, offspring occupied. ; Baking cookies, helping arrange them so that with the Christmas cards, • everyone looks relaxed. For getting out the traditional example, most people look decorations, maybe even a more formal when standing, J MicKael^s clean sweep tofthei r rooms, less so when sitting. wrapping a present or two You might want to have the family gathered around one TBTHE may just be enough distraction for youngsters. person who Is trying to wrap a 1 • These activities are part of present - or opening one. , the Christmas season, and . While pictures of the family _ they shoi4d_,be part cf your are essential to that Christmas pictures. A Christmas scrapbrook, scrapbook of Christmas, and simplicity is also important. all the events leading up to it, Putting too much in one will be treasured long,i after photograph ' makes it look your children have outgrown cluttered and possibly not as BIBLES* BOOKS MIOSAlttES interesting. The trick is to tion to the styrofoam creations, the shop is offering their need to get up at 5:30 MOTHER AND DAUGHTER exhibit "Chrte M& a.m. on December 25. take more pictures and zero in STATUES •CARDS and "Chris .Mouse" at the Golden Carrousel on thd various handcrafted Items Including eggs, wreaths, on one activity at a time. • centerpieces and flowers. Mrs". Baker teaches Here are some suggestions Even through pre- Boulevard where( Bette Baker, the owner, and to make these pictures even daughter Jaye, display seasonal offerings. In addi- classes where many of the items are made. Christmas pictures are great, Gifts for all occasions more poignant. don't forget the main event - Advent Wreaths & calendars One of the first things to Christmas morning. Have Some Recipe Ideas For The Season keep in mind is "get in close." plenty of film on hand and be - Christmas gifts & decorations A pocket sized Kodak Tele- ready for a day of picture^ NON-ALCOHOLIC PUNCH Ektralite camera is excellent taking fun. Becords, Cassettes & tapes , BREADED MUSHROOMS extra mushrooms very fine. BEEF WELLINGTON GREEN TIME for close-ups because it has a You should have 3 cups. Chop Frozen prepared puff pastry You'll love these 23 large mushrooms the shallots (about 1M* trance Is Prospect Street, with Clarempnt Place In salt and pepper 3 lb. trimmed filet of beef 1 3-ounce pkg. lime gelatin OFF T6 GRANDMOTH^'S HOUSE the good old way, by sleigh, The shop is located uiicte^ ,; v Tablespoons chopped). Place sale and pepper Recycling Can Aid new frames by background. Courtesy of the Cranford Historical Society. 1 Tablespoon oil : 3 Tablespoons butter in a I cup boiling water This Is the way It was ddne about 1912, and the sleigh Is entering •••'-.• the bell tower ofJthe chiirch, • ; " Oil , \ 3-4 shallots saucepan, add shallots and 1 16-ounce c an frozen the old T.A. Sperry est|te, now site of English Village. The en- 3 Tablespoons butter cook for about 1 minute. Add y» cup finely chopped fresh lemonade concentrate Religious Activities DOROTHY HftmmiLL mushrooms - 40 ALDEN STREET the chopped mushrooms, salt 3 cups cold water With the arrival of aluminum recycling drives. grated pepper, and cook until 1 tablespoon butter The Reynolds Aluminum CRANFORD I tablespoon brandy 1 l-quart bottle apple juice November and the approach Parmesan cheese liquid has 11-pint, 12-ounce bottle ginger of the religious holiday Recycling Company operates St. Michael Ensembles leLis Christmat s carolYuls as welel asSelection Saint-Saens. s 1 cup canned liver pate mobile recycling units CRANFORD Christmas morning at 10:15 Gabbai. This year the new Hours:, 1 eg] ale seasons, New Jersey religious concertmaster of the or-the traditional "Halleliujall h SitGrowinS g in numbers and ex- Sat. 5H5t»BP.MLSuiu7:30tOl PM, Se^tSed bu«er ££ J^ organizations may earn funds throughout the Garden State will mark the opening of the chorus" from Handel's cellence, the ensembles are Breakffieltemsoff20large dry ©»»ugh tohold a p . to pay New Jersey individuals new season for the St. Michael chestra will be George Mon. AFTER 12:05 P.M. Mass to support seasonal activities OPTICIANS "Messiah." This year—the-^preparingJor a performance Starting Dec. 1 thtti Dec. 21 mushrooms. Place the caps, Let "cool 10 minutes. _ Season fUet with salt and by sponsoring congregational and organizations 23 cents per Church Symphony and Shuhan. The organist will be WEEKDAYS AFTER 12:0$ Mass . hollow side up. on a cookie ^ing a spoon, fU 1tto caps pepper nd brush with oil. Marie Mercier. group also will feature a per- this spring at St. Patrick's ac a Place o naa i n a roastin pound for all-aluminum Chorus. SHOP Cl OSED DUHINrt MAVSKS ON SAT. 4 SUN sheet. Spriiikle with salt and f° ^f ^ &* WSi25 *** 8 N. Union Ave., Cranford formance t)f "Praise Ye The Cathedral in New York, where J to f 8 and roast m a beverage cans and other The orchestra and chorus >. they will perform the "Stabat oU. Place in preheated oven crunP- g* ^SSn?L£!S0 checse? P " ' Preheated recyclable all-aluminum In addition to singing and Lord of Hosts from the for 10-12 minutes. Remove ™, Pf™^ " - 400oven30 minutes (for a rare 276-7144 will be under the direction of .'Christmas Oratorio" of Mater" of Giuseppe Verdi. ' 8 ri products. playing a Latin Mass, the " d t th P ^i T ??* Tablespoon of roast). Remove from oven and Rev. John. M. Oates and his r MOVIOLA Closed on Wednesday ensemble will perform favori- from "the oven and turn the <~ i(,u U*»" cool in room temperature. Besides all-aluminum assistant conductor, Rene caps, "is the most colorful, beverage cans and other empt —- - - mixture on top of the s, tuffed Cook chopped mushrooms in brilliant, iconoclastic, clean household aluminum caps, or dip the caps, stuffed butter over high heat 1 minute products such as pie plates, Philatelic Gifts Sold At Local Post Office Chop the steins and theside down, into the mixture so stirring once 6r twice. Add funny ana* moving novel foil, frozen food and dinner I ':;'• Postmaster Anthony F. released by the Post Office The book also provideid s SarzillSill o alsl o notet d that a that the whole top is heavily brandy and continue to cook trays and dip, pudding and interesting philatelic number of popular topical about the movie business Celebrate The Sarzillo of Cranford each year just before OLYMPUS coated with the mixture; until mOst of the liquid has meat containers, Reynolds announced release of the I). S. Christmas. The cover of the information such as--1980 stamp collecting kits priced at i Place the mushrooms, stuffed evaporated. Remove from that anyone has ever written. recycles certain other Postal Service's 1979 $5.25 Mint Set features a market values for the novice $2-00 each are available for side up, under a broiler for W heat and add to canned liver; aluminum items - including and experienced collector, beginning collectors. The kits NEW! mW) commemorative Mbit Set and montage.of artwork related to minutes, or until nicely mix Well. Spread liver siding, gutters, storm door Holidays With Flowers. this year's edition of "Stamps the commemorative stamps. Many of the stories in this new feature topics ranging from wlthOTF browned. mixture, on top of filet. and window frames, lawn Inside the album are clear edition are new or have been '^The World of Sports" to. and Stories," a Postal Service "Birds and Butterflies" and furniture tubing and book on stamp collecting for strips of acetate in which to changed substantially to (off-the-nim) MOVIOLA aluminum- castings the new collector and themount and protect the illustrate a different aspect of "Flowers." Each kit also LIQUORS ^BT leSin^ A'MovalBy • Information regarding'the experienced philatelist. . collection. an individual's life or of a'includes a 20 page album, exposure control . Cranford significant historical event, mounting hinges, insert sheets Garson Kanln nearest Reynold's Aluminum The 1979 Mmt Set album recycling location operating in 'for additional'QtaM^and'«>' r|$$fe.;i~. .$12.95 contains all the 30 The new full-color Gth ,.,,.- \ .-'-.''v- :. 32-page'bookletentitled •"The ' List Price ...... the Garden State is available • "Stamps &, Stories" also ; IS^bo:^^ OUR PRICE . $11.66 commemorative and special edition of "Stamps & Stories-^ ABC's of Stamp Collecting." mm® by calling (800) 228-2525. stamps issued by the U.S.Th" e U.S. Postal Service contains information on price ^espoons strong coffee Jj™}seam ; moisten «•«» 'V Encyclopedia of U, S.trends of selected stamp Postal Service during 1979 In addition to the kits and V4 pound uhsalted butteif, SIMON & SHUSTER (including the 1979 Christmas Stamps," is on sale and is issues, catalogue numbers Christmas stamps currently PUBLISHER stamps and a description of priced at $3.50. The 256-page and current prices for on sale at Jhe Post Office, softened; ^ Brush pastry with beaten each). The 1979 Conv book relates more than 100 souvenir pages and ' stamps featuring the 1960 •6 ounces gingersnaps, eggi Decorate top with memorative Mint Set is thestories about U.S. stamps and commemorative panels, and GIFT CERTIFICATES summer and winter Olympic LfST PRICE W59,00 pulverized.., , „ designs, cut from scraps of AVAILABLE latest in a series of annual sets is designed to introduce non- an index listing every U. S. games are also available.. V cup nstant coffee pa^. Qe^y brush designs collectors to stamp collecting. postage stamp ever issued, PRICE *241.9B 4 1 JUST CALL of commemorative stamps »^ cup instant cocoa mix with ramaining beaten egg. Everybody's Going To MAJOR ?maB cupcake papers . Carefuffy transfer Wapped CREDIT CARDS US&WE'LL • Fully automatic, Place chocolate in a^small fijetito a lighUy greased 1 VI DO THE REST THE CRANFORD ACCEPTED Some Tips On ChristinasTree aperture-preferred 35mm saucepan with the bourbon or baking sheet. Bake in a CRANFORD PAINT 1 StjR compact. rum and the liquid coffee, preheated 450 degree oven When you bring your tree place the tree in a container or water container, of generous Cover, set chocolate pan in fr about 25 minutes or until •« .t.^i _i—_• ih^»a hnUnf flllttfl with umtar. size. • ' ;\ • •'Electronic' .exposure -'[ BOOKSTORE larger pan^of boiling water, pa8try is golden' brown, control measures light that and turn off the heat under it Remove from oven and let 32 NORTH AVlE, W. 276-0390 IBOOKSTO & HARDWARE, INC. Carl : reaches the film surface When chocolate is melted and 8tand in a warm place 10 ii sconsin, ^ ^ v - ••>-'•.. -j- , • ' vfe've aotclis^orri lettere&#hli^ ; Dehmer'sFlorist 6 1'uWrTgaWaT eTpesat" ;'" smooth^ in 5 minutes_ojLspJ_mlnutea ^ore carvln^ (formerly Schlecter's Hardware) -•+-.-.---• 113 N^nipn,XicaiifDiii __^ ^eat in the butter piece^by *^ glrwteT'accD piece Ta portablerelecttic--. •••-.•- ..-,-.: mixer is useful here), then the 276-103 2Bth YEARI pulverized gingersnaps. Chill WHY DON'T YOU COME TOO, You II enjoy doini g for several hours. business with usl To form the truffles: make a diagonal cut across be added. ,•. «» .. »»~ .^, ».— *. ._„— 1 w w 25 North Ave. W.r Cranford Mix the > instant cocoa AND MEET THE NEW OWNER! the trunk about an inch above There are many types oJE method of those tried for that will eausesta FREE PARKING powder with the powdered A A Frank Hirsch, of Garwood, and •••-• - u?ee holders on the market.; tedwiihg the fire ^^rt-andvr-'—r^.S- ^; V'.:-"^^ .•^/;, IN THE REAR coffee and spread on a plate. Select one that will, hold the preventing the needles from • ^^J^JSiSt^SS? With a soup spoon or teaspoon^ his son, Frank Jr., are the proud ; depending' on the size you tree firmlyVahd that has:-:a discoloring or_ falling.••r«S0;» drvdeanina solvent, 24 Eastman Street .wish,* dig out gobs of the new owners of this 50 year old store. WE ARE PROUD TO PWESENts chocolate mixture and form bM , ;i Cranford into rough, roundish, rockllke, JIM HOWE, MANAGER, WILL BE THERE TO trufflelike shapes. Roll in the .;;.T. :.'., • cocoa and coffee powder, and HELP WITH ALL YOUR HARDWARE NEEDS. The EASY RIDER place in candy or cookie cups. ReMgeral;e in a icpvered & FRANK JR. WILL BE WORKING WITH HIM. ^ .until serving time; ^M .!••!• .'-• YOURSELF A EASY SKI PACKAGE! * be kept under' id Machine Rentals • Plumbing Equipment zjm / Window 81 Screen Repairs • WiWindod wS Shadeh s y' | j ' yy 1 " '' \ '" " Household Appliances 9 Nuts & Bolts IN COMBINATION WITH THE IVIQST "IF WE DON'T HAVE IT. WE'LL TRXJO GET IT!" iiii^l^ieONVENIENT BINDING EVER-*TH|E ALL NEW FM/AM broadcast quality, >k :-V stereo tuner MtH Air Check. marched onfieiitthe face of time remained unchanged. i»^i«%OMOINI 626 •••'.,'' '. GR •V.:.'^. WITH FULLY AMTQlW/ynC Created a work of timekeeping «*rfcsa. unique that the became part of the permahent collection of the SKI BRAKE w - & H . • M of Modern Art. And established a contemporary .\ :. •••••'• \ . •;?$ ,a ,v . ,om which other designers \m;\vijst now drawing in- lift $^0095 Integrated Amplifier u OO CHRISTMAS "189 splraS;^ ,&one the orlplnk this ^rljm^-the bow dlstcirtlbtt, high povw Mbvado Museum^atch...uncbrwmbnly precise, as well 108 South Avenue ', TUNING & WAXING Ii.-- M**£9 awpnfjernwlth a •s*. ^ivlof^^s^i^efeifc -4-^i :• '.: i1' '!). •'•'•'<• '•':' \''.'A< ^.t''••".'r'.i-1-'.'".'••:'!....'.••..:.'•*-.•'.•:.i-:','.;'l/1' .'l.vi.VI^'JL.liiLJ! illliiiilliiiiiiiSIIir vM^rtirt|:dBw6|ers.:;:-': •;:;•;•; -,• • 5:30 thru Sat. *#•?? fc':^-" it^.ON. :M II K'.'l m$& : m:^ '•"'fe.:,-',; ^|qr Charge^ arsbnal CJhir^e pp|| .••Lav-A.'A/yay.iiy ^^Wpk • •'!••/.! i" •lv-': 1 '"'•" —«t«, tv?'TV,:it-y.,.; :•.•••..• • ' •-,• . ; • ••:.-.• • : .'.•, ', .• •'•>i-i v•£ v ' ''•''|1; " '•''• f ' i '''• '' ' -•,'"•'..' ; — • - •4. liSiillil r-ri7r."?ir-.'jstfr y> • vxw'O'' >^-v" !•* »1»'^>«'-.vvv*-' -^ .7 • Wednesday. November 21, ^HOLIDAY 0010^ CRANFORD (NJ.) CHRONICLp^. ^TT:^) Arts CouncU Offers Grant*v I-1!,, A Tasty Party With year are now available from grants wciy „—.~__ _ MAKE-AHEAD QUIClte, /uu give cookies: 101 CRANFORD (N.J.) CHRONICLE Wednesday, November 21,1979, HOLIDAY GUIDE - Innumerable kitchen the New Jersey State Council Arts Council to 1WW0.; Pastry for 10'! pie or square'pan:: •:'-'•<: Gather family and friends Eggnog Chiffon Pie THE RICH SOUND begins at 8 p.m. and admission Story Of : utensils can be purchased to ,, The big band sound of the is 17. Cranford resident Jack 1 cup flour • .. •.,:'.'•' >.y :••••./..•"''•. ,.'•;:•• together this Christmas Eve 2j3 cup scalded milk or light serve as containers. *•$£ Council annually ^^^Pffi'^ >^ teaspooiv.salt • ..• ••••-• ' •••'"•":]•'; L.1X l < Buddy Rich Orchestra will be Leibowitz plays the alto sax : 1 for an extra special tree- a-earn , - A sandpail, plastic dump awards grants to groups and 2£,,^ L &*£ii 3 tablespoons-butter r •• •---•-A .-'- •-.-'--•-••• •••- -, • trimming party. Tinsel, gggs, separated heara Wednesday, Dec. 5 at with the orchestra. For fickete FestivalOfLights ^tablespoons lard (yes, lard)V-i cup ice-water 3 truck are examples of individual artiste hVNew appHcatK»_ai46p9l29W113 Bridgewater-Raritan High call 725-1700 daytime; 46&-3325 Mix together flpur and salt: Work fats into flour _ ornaments, stockings and a i^ cup sugar inexpensive containers for a School East^ The concert or 469-0097 evenings. " In addition to Christmas, In ancient tradition, gifts L.wlth finger tips or pastry blender. Add ice water and mix Christmas Punch will spark rjash salt child. there are other hoHdayg which w^.«c,haw^eyerj|^ighlof ptoU^oqghfoi^a^^ Jhe holiday spirit To delight ^ teaspoon nutmeg - An assortment of cookie are celebrated during the the holiday? This custom : ; :: : Safitats helpers, serve ah x envelope (1 tablespoon) cutters or a cookie press will least 1 hour. ' '. ;••'.'" . \::. :' V-,' Eggnogv Chiffon Pie. Easy to ^flavored gelatin winter. One of them is changed somewhat over the Filling: »v.••••'• ' ' . ••',•••••.' •• ' "^i^-V enhance the gift. ' Hanukkah, or the Festival of years and,, many people : prepare, whipped cream and t/4cu p dark rum (80 proof) 4strips bacon . •.-' :;;- ."• ••,^.i' ' __jJUJaj>erbag decorated with Shop for the Lights. "••;. celebrate by exchanging" one ramTcombinein-thi^lightest of—rteaspoon vanilla-extract— 1 onion, sliced , ^:. . —^ vm ^ "paper cut-outs, nb"b6ns~and It usually arrives almost gift during the eight day : holiday confections. For an x ^p heavy cream, whipped 4 eggs'- •'•• i'iw .'•:-'' '••T.' r • >• .'.•.'•.';"•• cooled'pi1 e crust appliques can make a_great flrtist on your concurrently with Christmas holiday. /• . .; . added t^eat, , Yuletime • '-••- 2 cups Hght'cream (half. &.half)- ->- Pumpkin Pudding brings its for 8-inch pie . container. . and is celebrated by people of The Festival of Hanukkah is ty teaspoon salt •••''•':''y'.'-':^i';.''/' , ''•'• the Jewish faith. . symbolized by the Menorah or : : own holiday warmth. Grated nutmeg " Decorate a shoe box with Christmas list •i/i"teaspobn':nu'tmeg-: _.•:.•-.."•"/'.' ;' "--~.,..,'•'•. ".'•• ~Ur~ is ,a joyous ^holiday irinepronged candelabra. The »/4 teasppon allspice •„'.• • ••'\..':^y.;.',>••", '• CHRISTMAS PUNCH In top of double boiler, £een M «} commemorating the ninth-candle, or shammus; is l pound sugar 1 1 1 . at HflRTIG'S! y4 teaspoon pep'per.. •;,.;.; •"•'.'> •'-•••••.•• :',•'•< combine ^ scalded milk, egg {J^ ^** . rededlcatlori of the Temple by Ht every night and Is used to 1 cup Gruyere cheese^;cubed, or-graiea.*>,. % cup orange bitters C Judas Maccabeus in 165 B.C. light each ^f the remaining i 3 cup Parmesan cheeBe,-grated •':_ Juice of 10 lemons K VT' "S ^"wrcrear-puTsticw^ OIL • ACRYLICS • WATER Roll out pastry and freeze raw shell (no ^^ Juice of 3 oranges a constantly, over simmering DELICATE The miracle of Hanukltah Is candles, hecessarVV. Cook bacon' and crumble. Cools sliced 'onion'An, 1 COLOR SETS • CANVASES light •..''V The candles increase by one 10 egg whites, beaten stiff water, until mixture coats 1 tablespoon bacon fat until transparent, cool., Beat fcgeUielr 1 quart dark rum (80) proof) PADS • CHARCOAL Only one day's supply of oil every day of the holiday. On back of metal spoon. Sprinkle THIN CHAINS eggs, c7eam-and*eas6nmgsi. Place cooked bacon blts^-«~~ 1 quart Kupferberg Sekt gelatin over rumand let stand remained to the Hebrews arid, the eighth day, all the candles and cheese in.frozen pie shell." Add egg-cream "All Your Needs" . by dlyine-grace, burned for are lit bringing to conclusion sparkling wine to soften. Stir into custard Sprinkle with^pajruca^piioDalK A ..O; ^- 3^ In punch bowl, dissolve mixture; blend until Necklaces, eight daysrT"" the Festivarof Lights. TFREEZE: To store in freezerv cover welt with freezer wrap, sugar in juices. Fold in eggdissolved. Add vanilla and Candy Tree after pie is frozen; Wheitreddy toiuse, baktf.fpr 15 minutes', In, bracelets; J white. Add liquors and icechill until slightly thickened. Equipment: DOLL SHOW Irv Rahway will find James^and Elizabeth Connors of the Good Bread a 400 degree ove"rii Reduljeheat to 350 degrees and bajce fonSf cubes, Serve immediately. In small electric mixer bowl, styrofoam cone gold, Fairy Doll Museum oh Walnut Avenue as participants. Here they are at their In- 45 minutes. Check for doneiifes with a toothpick. Cut in snia Makes about 20 servings. beat egg white until foamy. spearmint leaves iervings ahd'SerVe wanti :'^''-};:,.^:-:%''--- ;••'-*.!% •'•*'?' gold stitution. Photo by Greg Price. ~~~ Dough Gradually, add remaining v4 tooth picks RICHARD HARTI cup sugar and continue gum drops" filled & PAINT & WALLPAPER Bake silver. 101 N. Union, Cranford• ^76-2540 Doll House Show Set In Rahway Basket Vuv spearmint leaves in mixture. Fold in 1 cuphalf. Startih^wrurbottom of JMon-Sat 9-5. Open Thur til 8:30. Closed Wed. | The Rahway Historical Kaminski, are in charge of Museum" of Cranford with To make a bread - dough whipped cream. Spoon into cone, pin on with tooth picks so Society will sponsor its fifth arrangements for the affair on . eight additional dealers, will basket, mix together 1 cup , Those prepared pie crust. Chill until they are next to one another. For men annual Doll House Show Nov. Saturday and Sunday between display and sell a wide variety table salt with 1.%_cupshot • Qf Area firm. To serve, garnish with Pin on in layers, working to 24 and 25. This event will be. at 10 a.m. and 5 p.m, of doll house miniatures and water; Add 4 cups flbur and ait remaining whipped cream top. Pin gumdrops on so they and the Merchants and Drovers Two very popular area furnishings and doll houses. mix thoroughly. Knead dough The Christmas holiday one who bypasses tfie blends and nutmeg. Makes one 8-inch look like little Christmas balls. women. Tavern, 1632 St. Georges Ave. exhibitors, "Carriage World" An ever popular attraction is 2 minutes on a floured surface, ' time of endless, and consumes strictly single Cookies Mrs. Eclward Meffe, of Scotch Plains, N.J., and the the exhibit of both modern and and roll >A Inch thick. College Students assisted by Miss Anne Marie "Good Fairy Doll Hospital and antique dolls. Mrs. Meffe .. the Gwent School in England. There's more to a good Louise Marie Dftlton of cookie than meets the ) and up. _....__»*. _—^_ announces that children j^« J 1 J Cranford graduated from the She is participating in Trenton V2 Price Sale! especially enjoy the exhibits V<£lIlClyllIllCl University of Nebraska at State College's international tastebuds. while it provides parents the En the New Year. intFoducedin the U.S.-Glen help you With Lincoln in August. education program which... Baking tools and utensils 'TUES.. NOV. 27 thru FRL, NOV. 30 Order Your Holiday opportunity to start their 5SS 'So the preparecl hpst^iH~ Moray, ;onfe of the best-kept: Addle D. Hall, daughter of enables students to study speed the completion of the Christmas shopping early. Centerpiece bowl to make «U8B ht bar is ready secrets of Scotland.% abroad for a semester or full dozens of cookies consumed JEWELRY FOR To aid the tavern's Mr. and Mrs. Robert Hall of 26 year. during the Christmas season, Thrift Shpp Only Party Platters Now! restoratio,CDluloUv,.n, expense.^....v,, a-.n . Bring samplings from "big Pittsfield St., has entered the ALL OCCASSIONS admission charge of $1 for rock candy mountain home pieces of dough with "YWLL FIND k LOVELY freshman class at Skidmore Susan Rutmayer of and make cookie* baking fun adults and .50 cents, for to sweeten your laDie. A pme j ater. Brush the """j"1? Vila* MX.*.** •« *•»* w . tlie Cranford is among early fall and easy. COATS • SWEATERS WE OFFER A GOMPLETE LINE a litt e W Highlands region, Consumed GIFT SELECTION AT College.' graduates of The Berkeley Cookie tools may be as children between the ages of cone basket filled with candies outside wim a beaten egg and to make ' Judy Schneider, daughter of Holiday • . i_ i...„!..„ : »u Hanil«uncM (•-• i grain finish on hardboard. Receive thishandsorne set Of four Cu rrier General purpose^.. Ives plastic ^oated Place A/iats absolutely ^ construction, liini bar vA/Keri yqu ]cm our rr&w^f^ill-interest psyif ChristHias'Glub fb»>&2 weekly or mor^ljg c ::>;:::::::;.S:;-::::;:;;...::; mat ig •1^";;x;H7".ari4features full ^ ELECTRIC Bwsaraw!w^'».'','.»jy.;?!.;rr^^ "American Vytr^ter Scjeps" to g rg : ' l:'--'':'i:'-v.y.^:fr-':;v:...:'^^ day taibje v(Qffer limited to one MSTED BULBS nerigroily ^hil^ supply lasts. A ;mayvbe^w.rihased'fpr only $2 br(wo*tt»pl«1/4"toe/,16"lon|, V«l«»i«li»a!i!l«iu««iit. T»if Vioht; tool for eilllno til* lraul»tipn, put ^^mmmm. 'Mm w® I .:;:•:• yearg^^v;-^.; '•'•••^••^•••M' • •'.:• :••'''->' •r)' &^ffl!l»§i^^ }"^: ;'Vi;';!':i m. m ^•;:v:'3:PO.^'S''•;•••: CRANFORD. |:'t* iiStt •r:>:*W®^.M $0W ri d111 0 me\Ji\jn uuaiand u arvei tentertafning £t. .Hansi nursing homeis during the season, meml: at the reGent Cranford Rotary Club Fenw From left: Frank Flicker, Jim Stokes, Howa :tor, George Hollerbach, Fred Seflhg, ra Club Holds CameriTciub in the Cranford ttecreatidfi TfilT and white and Building at 114 Mijn St. . , attend letitionanda Slides or pitate :wlU^b^ Noven tetltion at its. accepted of closeups' of town month 1 V- " •* ".,-" > * • • > ' v i > -1 i. -, , y ••t-f f i •? ,- -r •/. i •(•...-/ i- ii it 1.: ' < •<•••> •If ..- /'• - V /.i;.n Wednesday, November 21,1979, HOLIDAyGUIDE, CRANFORD W.J.) CHRONICLE:j (N.J.) CHRONICLE Wednesday, November 21,1979, HOLIDAY GUIDE Museum Has Special UCTI Offering Craft Boutique living Fridayr i a ts Of Education Op0ri In Clark ilhouette yriion^ College and Union ^ MJbto- Technical Institute The fifth annual Christina's SALON The Newarklilus*umwiil CrateimiaWflQgfirexHbltib7 1 ^craft boutique will be held at offer a variety of activities for "Thomas A; Edison: : 'The Scotch Plains, may not be courses available range from The Factory, 23^Walnut Ave.; BEAITE children on-"Thanksglving Giver of light' " Visitors will Santa's North Pole, but they- medical -records technology Clark, from^Friday, Nov. 23 "Friday,"November23. From have an opportunity to test ... really are a good place to shop anil introduction to computer through Saturday, Dec. 1 from noon to 4 p.m., families can their skills at identifying for Christmas presents. programming, to basic air noon toJLP.m. daily. Steve Terjek of Plairifleld the tiit in art. workshops minerals found in;the United i TheChristmas presents are, conditioning and camera and The boutique will feature a of course, educational stripping. For information on collection of handcrafts such packages, in the form of gift certificates for these courses, as quilts, braided rugs, dolls, :; certificates for credit and non- call the Institute at 889-2000. stuffed animals, pillows, dried rnun. • „ , p.m. . ••:•.•. - v cfedlt courses.' In a Courses at Union College and silk flower arrangements, collaborative prbject the include such non-credit i3im ck •uiriiw Museum will The mysteries of the cosmos |V / v ana an array of fine antiques. Cranford drew Dunlevy, Roselle; David Bardwell, Cranford and R> y -continuous• -_._-j/iJl. .„t• -. :- ' ' arn*ti miltwill. IIbeA 'nvnihWtfexploded,l ' iInn* '^Thf"thet sit - ,-,,--• 7 college and UCTI are offering selections as advertising and The Factory is-located in a 276-6616 ford; rear row, Keith Vreelahd, Rahway; Doug Vanderberg, certificates that can be used sales promotion and music building dating back to the Haney, Rahway; Jim McDdnough, Rahway; Steve Ter]eT<; Towney.Mar workshops from 1 to-3 p.m., Unainsw^red,: . Question,'''to, appreciation and credit where children can learn to be shown: in; the planetarium for courses at both late 1800's and is a handcraft Pafclneau, Westfield; Mflw.Ga.rtoH, Cranford; and first place winner, junior divi instMUtipnS^ : ; courses in any of 28 program and antiques shop operated lJT^blklLOranfprd; .-. makelraditionaliishJkiteiand..4t._2.jmdll_ptmi_oB_J!rWas:L_ areas, including business, colorful banners to take home. Saturday and Sunday, :"* ThA gift pi att eight-week, by June Koch who non-credit course in stained liberal' arts, engineering, ' inaugurated the craft boutique The Science Department November 23-2S. General glass,- or a 15-week three criminal justice, and human in 1975 with Karen SHQP BARON'S GIVE YOURSELF A will hold an electricity admission to the Planetarium —•i dgWHUIiiiiiiii HI—i^—•—••mwmmmmqmk^^'^'w^^****-^^ - credit course in the dynamics services. Tortoriello. DISS JOCKEY Amy Wright of Cranford Spins out the sounds. Photo by Greg, Prfce. of speech communication is an For information on credit OF CRANFORD 1 The boutique started in Mrs. Freechildren's films will be unusual way to give 'a long- courses at the college, call the Tortoriello's home with 10 GIFT THAT LASTS: lastihg present. admissions hot line at 272-8580 craftsmen and has grown Tuition ranges from $34 for or 272-8581. For non-credit annually to the point where For Fantastic an eight-week, non-credit course information, contact more than 100 artists will A New Carpet... l-XMASUST ' by actor Lome Green, is an course to $60 for a 15-week the division of continuing exhibit this year. HOLIDAY BARGAINS enjoyable introduction to the credit course. Certificates can education at .276-2600, SANTA AND MRS. CLAUS join the lineup in the col Price. The Claus duo Is on the coffee table. She Santa, hHdd^The —berpurchased in any amount. -Extension 208^ OT-23& Jflfillon of dolls from around the world of Barbara holds Qoldie Locks and the three bears. Others In- Crafty Animal Caper" is a This is the eighth year that Frlcke.TiennTernationardoils were featured in The clude the singing Trapp. family, dolls from tittle live-action film with twTWono ~*~^~' COLLAGE ~ the two institutions have Chronicle last winter and this time she arrayed Women, Red Riding Hood plus grandma and the Make an oversized offered gift certificates during SPECIALl Offering custom installation on remarkable performers, a RICE ' director ofthe"College Radio newest, member of the team. some domestic populars for photographer Greg wolf and Raggedy Ann and Andy. crow.and a raccoon. Christmas Card collage using the holiday season. : The lv,BBJ,m ,.. old Amy Station' CWNTl) where'she WRlG^^a mellow: rock bits and pieces of last year's broadloom*.t.prefinished woods... success of the program has CONAIR DRYER Talks about the live animals Wright of Cranford says that was also a DJ and news stattoa^whlch uses£|ptaylist, Christmas cards, Frame your resulted in its extension to Tips On Adding Your Touch To Packages in the Museum's Mini-Zoo will she never thought she could commentator. She pranwedj whichineans that the Ws do masterpiece with red ribbon other holidays, such as cerarnic tile... be Riven at 1 and 3 p.m. on havea job thatshe could enjoy directed, and performed in a not pick which songs to play. or a green garland. Hang on Mohter'B Day, Father's Day, Gayly decorated packages or any other design on plain cigar boxes, cardboard bates, imagination and time. 1200 watt, 2 speeds Friday, 12:30 p.m. on so much. Amy is a disc jockey radio soap operaatjhe.stauon Amy' says[^.m^^Ute the wall or over the fireplace. and birthdays.. - ' '• . .i are nice but certainly add to paper. Then paint with acrylic meat. trays, etc., can all be, After your creation is custom vinyl andfiroadloom. Saturday and 2:30 and 3:30 at. WMGQ-FM98 in New and was the commentator-for freedom she nW.at pe^oia the cost of the gift and are paint or color with crayon. A recycled by decorating. complete and thoroughly dry, Reg. $2*95~. p.m. on Sunday; ~ Brunswick. She likes it so a Live Parlour Concert Series, college station, but she enjoys quickly . destroyed. free-hand drawing can make Depending upon the extent do spray your masterpiece 8ic l 8 The Newark Museum is much, in facti that she often v"" j, .' ".• thetypeo^W tfi f, *Ii?m Suggestions from the Union the wrapping an original of decorating a container, It with a clear plastic spray for PLUS $2 REBATE ) REGAL T^URS I located at 49 Washington gets there-early and stays After graduating in1978, she pltjying, Whicn ranges jrom County Extension Service design. can become a permanent box added protection. Street in downtown Newark, late. applied to' WJDM-AM in oldies tojne«songs-to|>aioum include: Another way to decorate to hold other treasures or atkki WE. «-. CRAHFORD with parking-available- in-the—-Amy-has been interested in Elizabeth and started the next cuts. - She ni|a vou m wim Consider decorating plain plain paper is to cut up last become a drawer organizer. 103 MILN ST.. CRANFORD • 276-4434 adjacent lot at the corner of music since an early age. She o^y as a newscaster and news 'background .1 LER Travel brown wrapping paper,, white year's Christmas cards and "GOTCHA GUN" University and Central hasi ^gotten much writer. She stayed there until the songs ana tissue paper, freezer or shelf paste the design onto the To decorate containers, you £) BACK TO NATURE OPEN 9 AM 9 P M MON FRI: SAT TIL 6 \ Avenues. Admission is free. encouragement from her last May. ' • i£?L°^ltV>^ paper. Or decorate containers paper. Decals are still another will need spray paint, acrylic HEALTH FOODS Folds For Travel mother, Linda, who used to Amy started working at with tter usten-•- - that need no wrapping. way to make individual paint, a fast-setting glue, 1 ,• sing with Kay Kayser's- WMGQ (Magic) in August. l»arherd^m^vo;ce To decorate ordinary wrapping designs. linoleum cement, several NORELCO-1200 WATT m _ "KBllege of Musical Her; regular ho«rs,, are the.,^ee, hours of the nigl paper, it is easy to trace a Containers of coffee cans, kinds of trimmings, nail polish Knowledge". Amy has Saturday from 6 pin/ to she's talking only to you. Be flower, bird, tree, Santa, angel potato chip tubes, glass jars, remover, a good share of 9S studied the piano since she midnight; and Sunday and Amy 8, own Reg. $19.95....? 13* was four years old,and had M6nday nights from midnight , performed with a stage jazz to fl!a.m . You can also hiear Thankful. band for four years. She her at various other times Spotfield Productions A Town V thought of a career as a duHng the week filling in for " T^T"D",,°-„ TV N««« The NORELCO >wdo classical pianist and, in fact, other DJ's sirice she's the. York City Radio or TV News. . •-' did not consider going into —- •, ' ' ...... i III.MHIII^S* 25 Alden St. Cranford Offers 'Rent-A-Santa' Called radio until abopt a year after Spotfield Productions, raisers but at this time of year TRIPLE HEADER she finished high school, . 276-8887 which has gained a reputation Santa; of course, is a prime of- Eat Healthy! Ms. Wright graduated from in the region for its varied fering. 'Turkey' NATURAL COSMETICS Electric Razor | Cranford High School in 1975. entertainment-for-hire, is of- Linda reports that for the There's a town in Union Modal #HP1132 bailie After a year of doing odd jobs^ fering a "Rent-A-Santa" ser- mom and dad who would like Lipsticks by Orjene - m County that once was called !, she decided to become a vice for the holidays. to make this Christmas Turkey because it had a large Cosmetics by Naturade. communications major at The two principles in the special, Santa will come to the population of the wild brand. . Centenary College in KENNETH DUFFY ASSOCIATES firm are Charlie the Clown home for a 15 minute visit with As related by Sid Frank, a -VJTAMINS- Hacketjstown. While, there, and Jingles who graduated a Santa's book containing in- number of Turkey people were DRIED FRUITS & NtTS she became the music . from Westfield High School 15 formation and names of your assembled in their unfinished WHOLE WHEAT FLOUR Reg. $45.97. INDEPENDENT SPECIALISTS IN years ago and teamed up as children. Parents can take church one Sunday when 45° lb. Sisterhood Slates clowns after meeting at a class pictures. Cost is $25 per visit suddenly the gallery gave Raw Wheat Germ reunion in 1974. Charlie is Rick and appointments should be way, dropping the Natural Brown Rice 69« lb. Shapiro and Jingles is Tony made now at 232-8588 or Before you buy a • GROUP LIFE. HEALTH & worshippers above on the Table Bran (flaked grain) 28* lb. Business Lunch Sepe. Their assistant is Linda through their headquarters at worshippers below.: •I The Sisterhood to Temple DISABILITY PROGRAMS \yright of Cranford, whose 84 Elm Street in Westfield. hair dryer, come to us. That no one was seriously 11 WALNUT AVE., CRAWFORD Beth-El is planning a business "varied career: has included . Spotfield is licensed by the hurt seemed clearly an 1 LOWEST PRICES ANYWHERE person's luncheon on Dec. 13 • Advertising sales for The state and provides free con- intervention of Providence, he 276-4270 from 11:30 a.m. until 2:30 p.m. • PENSION PLAN DESIGN Chronicle. sultation. The characters are reports. Duly grateful, the Open Mon-Sat 11 .7; Th til 8 at the temple, 338 Walnut Ave. •'.' They've combined a service known here for appearances people changed the name of PUFFN STUFF on downtown promotions such The Sisterhood invites all who ~ tf CORPORATE AND for home parties, corpora- their town to New Providence. are working in all areas to 21 North Ave., I* tions, promotions and fund as Founder's Day. Lady Sunbeam enjoy fine food and company PERSONAL Llfce"^ . \ during the'lunchtlme hour, t^ 276-9720 INSURANCE PLANS Turnpike ELECTRIC RAZOR Tickets are available from KENNETH DUFFY C.L.U. Christmas Antiques Judy Epstein, 276-9490 of from "Way 'lucky'PICK-IT Hare" Sue Gamze 272-€784., Tickets Advises On Reg. $15.95 ,€'• will also be available at the Imported Pipes »Tobacc 14 HAZEL ST., CRANFORD, N. J. 272-5000 door. : - Show Set In Clinton Winterizing CHflJESB AUCTION Accessories And ys^L_i .is primitive antiques. The. Ladies_ Auxiliary. of. _ OTHERSTUPF- theme .of the second "TTfie two-day event will have "Make sure your vehicle is Clark Unico wilt sponsor its annual Antique Show, and Sale. an array of early furniture, properly winterized for the annual Chinese auction Tues- OpenLateMon.toFrl. free. 1 and 2 at the :ClIhtori quilts and coverlets, folk art, upcoming snow and ice day, Dec. 4 at 7 p.m." at the 'TillChrUtmat MRPORT TRANSPORTATION Township Round Valley baskets, iron, stoneware, season." That's the advice VFW Hall in Clark. Proceeds School, Cokesbury Road, candlesticks, advertising, offered motorists by New benefit the Unico scholarship Lebanon, with 40 dealers pewter, early' pottery and Jersey Turnpike Director of fund. Call 382-3108 for tickets. ^ DAILY much more. Operations Paul M. Unbeatable participating from Maine, Weckesser "to lessen the 7 DAYS A WEEK Vermont, Connecticut, New A luncheon cafe with a fine Jersey, New York, selection of homemade treats possibilities of being involved Service will.be offered. in avoidable- accidents or Pennsylvania;" Virginia" and experiencing trave] delays." VEHICLES " Indiana. The turnpike safety chief AT This year's show will again Hours for the show are 11 a.m. to 8 p.m. on Saturday, recommends such benefit the Hunterdon-Sussex precautionary measures Chapter of Amvjttlr_opic_ Dec^_l_and_ U a.m. to 5 p.m. .:•• J; Unbelievable Prices Sunday, Dec. 2. Admission is winterizing vehicles LateraTSclerosls Foundation, accordance wit Inc. (Lou Gehrig's Disease) (1.75 with children under 12 iFvooWAKirseflvicE^ admitted free with an adult. manufacturers' YOU CAN DEP6ND ON US. .. and is featuring country and specifications, checking PIAGET I- • . P.'.:V<- brakes and wipers, and Parks Set For Busy December carrying chains or mounting Appeal to Her ** : snow tires. i;\ : "Drivers should be TI^KNSPORf ATION 8ERVIGE Inc. • Here's a rundown on the Warinanco Ice Skating Center GIVE specral WeSte' in the Union Dec. 5 at 6 p.m...Three shoots continually on the alert for County Park System during are slated at the. trap and -weatnenconfflttons-that-nright Impede their ability to stop .^/|c Mason the coming holiday weeks: skeet range: the 38th Annual Wo carry the largest ; The Trailside/Nature and James L. Smith Shoot in Trap safely or limit visibility/' president - Weckesser cautioned. "Safety •. ••-'',)•. Cranford, N.Jv Science Center will present' Dec. 2, the Christmas Turkey selection of the' finest. acclaimed.author Leonard Shoot - Remington Handicap should be paramount in every Lee' Rue- with "New Jersey in Trap Dec. 9 and the mbtorist's mind." Imported French perfui 0) Wildlife,!' a lecture and slide Christmas Turkey Shoot - the show, on Dec. 2, while Jack Remington Handicap in Skeet Parrell will lecture on the Dec. 16 III Lenni Lenape Indians Dec. ?. / Trallside will host "An HOME BAKED GIFTS Afternoon pt the Opera" with If giving a gift of homemade by Emlllo Puce/ Vlmpr«sarrib" and "Dr. bread, include a breadboard Mirage*' Dec. I8i. "The Tiny or bread knife/ .Accompany:-, (xive Enjoyment- Tree?' a children'* Christmas^ the bread with ari assortment fibn, will be shown .Dec. 23. of homemade goodies such as -iiV»l All showsi jstart at 2 pm-Xr, jams, jellies, butter, spiced Give a gift that lasts the .Union County; Figure teas und/or mocha coffee. ••»•< w Skating Club Jnviteis',: «U Pack. werything in a .••••'•• ••;• ; "ENGLISH CALCULATORS Course Tuition"" *-'at""rtth^r~ f^o^lhorojinililbag. '.,_„ _; -_/_. - ied,' iea> .:-um->- SCHOOL «Choose from hundredsjjflcourses! Fort| full listing contact Union College. (..' m >Mi Anthropology ! / 1033 Springfield Avenue • /:"j;!".1',11.wi'' Mfnd Dynamics •/'''•/•/.'•Ammm- • r's'Wt'X':'••• ; R^^. Add a new dimension > Christmai this, m »'*/•"•' yWirJ A^cirttoqiii^iJv^ credit or non- r-VI-i.-'A-t mm W^ A ^^ —s • ,-• I- I 1 •'•• .1 1 V V ,1 ••<•• v > •'Popper Scooper' Kenilworth Has Caw Proposed New Civil Defense V Garwdod Van For Emergency Page 13 Page 13 Serving CrarifordjiKeriilworlh and Garwood ,, VOL. 88 No. 48 Published Every Thursday '.Thursday, November 29,1979 < USPS 136 BOO Second Class Postage Paid Cranford, N.J. 20 CENTS I:,' -•••••./•.•• Gp#sTo TOWHL Committee • .•'-<' J , Bid Farewell Donald R. Creighton was honored by ':£:•'•'••. the township Committee this week for what Mayor Raymond S. Molnar called Afte.'•M.iiti'l ••;.-••• .. ..: r. . _;.; Publi. . • c Testifie,, s his "22 years of faithful and dedicated service." Creighton. retires from die post of township attorney but, will The focal, point of the decision on the turning capability of the food delivery the government already. He cited the police continue in his private practice. The proposed food market.for the Cleveland trucks and the plans for their side-unloading department as an example. "Who knows governing body presented a plpqtiB with -SeflooHite-haa-ghifted--t '•:^-wv,»;:;-V:> •'.-:•:.,«, ^ •'••\-.*{•". % iiSK. *,,. '&J^$*^i**i&£&ki*4^^ ttf^;iUff^jA^!4Sfl*^!^i^i'**u*^^