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EIGHTY-THIRD VEAR—No. II Second Cltias PuitRKe Paid Published al We.lfl.-ld, N J. WESTFIELD, NEW JERSEY, THURSDAY, NOVEMBER 16, V.fli Kv«ry Thursday 32 Pages—10 Cents
More Veteran* May Implement Busing Eligible for $50 Residents Seek Court Ruling Tax Deduction The Tax Assessors office Of Columbus Pupils announced today that due to the recent change in the law On School Holiday Programs - Point to point bluing for students are being relocated by the board over the ab-regarding the veteran Columbus School children are "not responsive" to the stention of Dr. Joseph E. property tax deduction, A suit was filed in Federal programs in the public said.-it is not the intention serve only to introduce from kindergarten age need* of black children, but Kalbacher, who said that those persons that were on Court in Newark Tuesday by schools which are religious of this group to destroy the For seven years the through grades two or three these charges brought a "not all Ms questions were a group of Westfield in nature. - •••'--..* tension and divisiveness and Westfield Board of active duty in the armed observance of Christmas, impair wholesome Education has been asked is seriously beingconsktered quick retort of "false ac- answered" and he had forces of the United States residents against the Board "It is the hope of CARES Chanukah or any other by the school board, George cusation*" by Dr. Ullard E. reservations about the of Education of Westfield. classroom relationships. by Christians, Jews and (or their widows) at some that through the courts it religious holiday. Religion "The concept of humanists to revise its high Plenty, president, an- Law, superintendent of program. He urged parents time since Dec. 31, I960, are The group, known as the will be decided objectively rightfully belongs in the nounced at last Wed- schools. to view the program "at separation of church and school Christmas pageant to now eligible for a $S0 Committee Against and dispassionately if it is home, in the church, in the state ss expressed by conform to this principle. It nesday's Board of Approved at the comiderable depth." property tax deduction. Religious Bncoschment in proper to hold a religious synagogue and in the heart Education meeting at board meeting attended by Previously only those serv- Schools (CARES), is Thomas Jefferson and is the conviction of CARES Copies of the curriculum program, under any guise, andmindof each individual, guaranteed by the Bill of that the lush school Edison Junior High School. about 70 residents were the are being prepared and will ing in the Southeast Asia seeking to determine the in a state supported in- u lHie nicn001 The school is scheduled to present boundary lines for be available shortly In the area were eligible. constitutionality of having stitution," Rellgkwscelebrationsinthe Rights was basic to the as" presente™«d with rail _ a spokesman tableaux depicting the Birth be phased-out under a plan Roosevelt and Edison board office, Plenty said. To receive the tax public schools, however, founding of our great nation. to achieve racial balance in Junior High Schools, ending The course will be im- of Jesus is a religious exemption for this year, exercise and as such the school system. Pupils K- a controversy over a plemented in K-3 this spring applicants must have owned suggestion that about 80 beiongs in the church and 2 will be relocated in other and 4-6 the following fau! the property prior to Oct. l, Board President Claims "Christmas not in a public school," elementary schools, in- Roosevelt students be Drug courses are currently 1971, and must file prior to cluding Grant School. Those moved to Edison next year being given to seventh and Dec. 31, 1972. Applications The policy adopted by the now in grades 1-6 are to equalize studentt load and tenth graders in the school are also being accepted for Board of Education on Oct. 3 already attending alternate programs. Dr. Law added system. the 1973 tax year. Pageants" Educational, Constitutional reaffirmed the holding of schools. that an attempt will be Kalbacher also voted no the traditional pageant In Forms may be obtained at "Educational and con- aecretary, are named as and removed from the court Murray Brandatein, Ruth the high school and extend- A final decision on the made to equalize op- on the formation of an in- the Tax Assessors office, or stitutional" is the wsy defendants in the suit. portunities, however. calendar by mutual Brandstein, David ed the religious holiday "point to point" busing, a structional council Ap- by calling 232-8000, ex- Westfield Board of "The board always en- agreement of attorneys Bregman, Nancy Bregman, observances' to the transportation system A new drug curriculum proved by other members of tension 37, between the Education President George deavors to meet obligations representing plaintiffs and Charles B. Bronston, Judith elementary and Junior high which would not necessarily for grades K-6 was approved (Comlnuid on P#fa 4) hours of 9 and 5. A Plenty describes school under the law and believes defendants in the case. M. Bronston, Bernard schools. CARES feels that mean school to school, or holiday programs which that the school holiday In the suit filed Tuesday, Buchner, Irene Buchner, such policy and practices home to school transit, will came under attack, via a program adopted on Oct. 3 is the complainants listed are: Hsnna Burnett, Simon ultimately threaten be part of the final budget suit filed Tuesday morning not in violation of the Committee Against Burnett, Dorothy Cantor, religious freedom of all presentation In January, Town Acts to Acquire Land by a group of citizens Constitution. The board, in Religious Encroachment in Gerald A. Cantor, Allen Americans. Plenty said. seeking an injunction from fact, direct* the staff not to Schools ("CARES"), Fred Clamen, Rhoda Clamen, "The establishment of the Another board member, the court to stop "Christmas do anything that would Abrams, Penny Abrams, Burton D. Cohen, Carol E. Christian religion and the William Shepherd, for Housing Units pageants" in the schools. violate the Constitution," Dolores Allen, Martin Allen, Cohen, Diana Cohen. spread of its teachings suggested that children be The Board of Education Mr. Plenty said. Claire Angel, Myron Angel, Harold Cohen, Roberta through the Western world moved to the "nearest most Westfield's senior citizen Plains Ave. park site; Approved was an or- received papers at a Another suit, against the Arthur Bauchner, Seena Cohen, Solomon Cohen, are historical events that convenient school" instead housing project plans were establishment of a $3 fee for dinance authorizing the committee-of-the-whole board's non-school Bauchner, Natalie Becker, John E. Cook, Vivien R. should be taught in the of the south to northside advanced by the Town copies of fire alarm reports meeting Tuesday night publication policy adopted Stanley M. Becker, Daniel Cook, IrWin Davidson, public schools,'7 according route to Grant School. exchange of land between Block, Lillian Block, Council Tuesday night when and photos; establishment the Wilson Contracting Co. informing them that the last year, has been dropped (Continued on fagi 4) to CARES. "The same is 'Maybe we should take a $10,000 was appropriated for of one and two hour parking who also must pay $7,600 to Honorable Frederick B. true of the development of chance with the big bad the purchase of six meter zones at the soon-to- the town in addition to the Lacey, Judge of the U.S. monotheism by the Jews uncle in Trenton," he added. privately-owned lots in the be-opened Central-North- land, District Court in Newark, and the rise and spread of Such a plan might not Boynton Ave. tract location Lenox Aves. parking lot; had agreed .to . hear Seeks Jewish Support Mohammedanism In the provide the racial ratio and for four tots in the aiid an exchange of land be- Bids ranging from $1,009 Seventh and Eighth Cen- ^mai'tfifttcd two years ago, it peripheral aone which has tween the town and Corn- to $11,300 for the con- turies. The Supreme Court was pointed out. been earmarked for park wall Homes with the latter struction of a handball court Plaint:?fs-in We mit are a ams recognized oils when it said, Retention of Columbus use. to pay $2,100 to the town. at Tamaques Park were group of 178 Westfield '.,. one's education is not School as a neighborhood complete without a study of Final action on this rejected as excessiv e bry the citizens going under the Formation of a "goodwill concerning the traditional holiday program! in local school was encouraged by measure, and several other The Public Works Town Council. acronym CARES (Com- mission" offering Jewish events. schools erupted at the comparative religion or the some members of the ordinances introduced at the Department equipment mittee Against Religious support for the contimistion Mrs. Elizabeth Gorsky October meeting of the history of religion and its audience. Others alter- half-hour meeting Tuesday would include three heavy Acting Mayor James G. Encrouchment in Schools). of the traditional holiday seeks participation of board, when it approved a relationship to the ad- nately claimed that will be taken at the Nov. 28 and one light duty dump Skinner announced the Each board member and programs in the Westfield Jewish families and mer- holiday program policy in a vancement of civilization.' teachers there were meeting of the Town trucki, a front end loader, a appointment of Robert L.E. LAW, superintendent of public schools came this chants in Westfield in her split 6-2-1 vote following a Plainly, however, the "substandard" and those to Council. street sweeper and other D'Andrea to the Youth schools, and ' Howard week prior to the an- mission. stormy public session on the which the Columbus area These include an (81,000 equipment. Guidance Council. Tomlinson, board nouncement of a lawsuit At last week's meeting of issue. Several petitions (Continue) on P»o« 16) appropriation for new the Board of Education, objecting to the policy were equipment for the Public George Plenty, president, presented to the board at Petitions Support Community Works Department; $13,000 implied that a suit that time for the rebuilding, Vinie Burrows' Benefit School Budget "probably" would be filed "The latest developments B ofE Position To Celebrate replacement or extension of against the board unless concerning the holiday sanitary and storm sewer At WHS Sunday Night significant changes were program in the Westfield About 70 petitions are lines in various sections of made in the tableaux Public Schools, have being circulated in West- Thanksgiving town; $6,000 for a handball Being Formulated program; formal notice of necessitated my following court at the North Scotch "You know, I don't take field in support of the Board what I have to do lightly. To A plea for the public to specific matters if you such action was released statement," Mrs. Gorsky of Education and con- First United Methodist communicate their thoughts prefer, on the budget. I can't Tuesday. said. "I am Jewish and I do tinuance of the Christmas Church of Westfield will be me, the theatre is a very Schools to Close special place - like a church, about the 1973-74 school assure you that your At the same meeting, consider myself being a programs in the schools, it the scene for the annual budget, currently being suggestions will all be ac- members of the Knights of good Jew. Having lived in was learned today. Community Thanksgiving where you communicate Wednesday Noon with people and try to formulated, was made by a cepted, but I can assure you Columbus voiced their Europe during World War Additional petitions are Service as all member member of the Westfield we will listen and consider." opposition to any change in II, I have certainly had my available at the homes of churches of the League of illuminate their lives. If Westfield public schools you're going to call yourself Board of Education at last He said that members of the Christmas program; share of suffering for my. Mrs. A. A. Garrabrant, «oi Religious Organizations join week's public meeting. the community could they added that they thought religion. Mountainview Terr., and together in a service of will close for the Thanks- an artist, you must do this." giving holiday after a four- These statements were Arthur M. Feibush, communicate with board the "issue had been settled" "Right now I am deeply Mrs. George Welmer, praise and gratitude on chairman of the community members at the public several years ago, and disturbed about a group of B06 Cedar Terr. Wednesday evening at 8 hour session Wednesday and made by Miss Vinie will open Monday, Nov. 27, Burrows, who will bring her information and finance meetings, in writing, or by charged that the board had people who demand that the The number of signatures p.m. committees, discussed the phone. Board members are made "a secret agreement Christmas-Hannukah pro- was not available but Is at the usual hour. remarkable one-woman also available to speak with gram be taken out of the The Rev. Dr. Clark W. School hours for the four- show to the auditorium school budget preparation, with the Rabbi." expected to be released next Hunt, host pastor, will lead hour session are as follows: stage of Westfield's High noting: "We are doing this (Continued on Ptga 4) Controversy about the (Continued on Pig* 4) week. the service; the Rt. Rev. Junior and senior high School Sunday evening, at 8 now in order to give you an Msgr. Charles B. Murphy of schools close at 12:30 p.m.; p.m. opportunity before the fact elementary schools (grades Vlnle Burrow* to express to us your One Railroad That's Always on Time Holy Trinity Roman Miss Burrows has taken feelings in general, or in Catholic Church will be the I through 6) close at 1 p.m.; her unusual theatrical formances in Holland as preacher. Other par- kindergarten morning venture titled, "Walk well as one before 10,000 entra erse ticipants will include Mrs. sections attend from 8:45 to Together Children" people in one evening in a U ted Fund ^ ^ J X Model RR Club Opens Stanley Nathanson, II a.m.; and kindergarten throughout America and huge stadium in Stockholm. president of the Sisterhood afternoon sections attend Europe. Two summers ago from 10:45 to 1 p.m. Universities all over the (Continue*) on Pigs ») she gave 40 different per- (Continued on Paga 4) At $187,515 Annual Exhibit Here Tomorrow Contributions of more A recent newspaper Sunday afternoons. There is many as 13 men can be kept receive their power from an "Black Comedy" on WHS Stage than $16,000 swelled the headline said
The football game will be !i in the afternoon, where i! Perm will meet Columbia in an Ivy League battle at Franklin Field in Philadelphia. There will be a rehearsal Saturday morn- ing. In order to be there In Sports Center, or from any Area Students In time for the rehearsal, member of the band. Nursing Program buses will leave Westfield Refreshments will be sold. High School at 6 o'clock in The Westfield High School the morning. Stage Band will perform at Twelve Westfield area the Swinging 40's, a dance residents are among 164 The music for the shows with music for those in the freshmen enrolled in the will be: "This Land is Your age 39 and holding bracket. three-year Cooperative Land/' "Stars and Stripes The Stage Band has played Nursing Program con- Forever," "76 Trombones/' at such civic functions as the ducted by Union College and "Battle Hymn of the high school Boosters dinner, the Schools of Nursing of Republic" and "Red and and has been very popular. Eliiabeth General Hospital Blue". and Muhlenberg Hospital, Plalnfield. In order to pay for this activity and others like it, The Cooperative Nursing the Westfield Band will Program, initiated last sponsor a basketball game year, is a unique and in- on Dec. 3 between eight novative approach to baseball all-stars and the nursing education. Students Westfield Elves, a group of are enrolled at both Union elementary school teachers College and a participating from Westfield. School of Nursing and are able to earn an Associate in F Science degree conferred by The game, which will be Union College and a Nursing atb2:3O at the high school Diploma awarded by the gym, .will feature Roy School* of Nursing. . White, Gene Michael, Ron Klimkowski, from the New York Yankees, Jeff Tor- Enrolled from Westfield borg, a native of Westfield are Eugenie Marie Fin* teJtfijI ftprMfcctiOfl hmihirt, up- and a catcher for the Mittfri pkcti by hiding mirmtic CHOOSE FROM AMERICA'S Donohue, 313 Park St., turm. iron KCiitOfki ftuS cuitoffl- Paula Thwing; 429 So. California Angels, Stan msdt htir loom furniture, hmd-trifttd Chestnut St., Susan Bass, Bahnson and Curt Blefary, «nd df$'|ntd for four twnt> BEST KNOWN BRANDS ... former Yankees now o**n ID to S diily-Sundty, 1 to 6 i 609 Salter PI., and Mrs. Cut Firm,ftottmcflt, N J. (609) 397 0606 Martha English, 200 playing for the Chicago Locittd llfc milii nmlti of StocMoft N.J on Route 519; jwt 6 mlki from NECKWEAR Dickson Dr. From Moun- White Sox and the San Diego Mm Hop*, Pa tainside students are Padres, respectively, and |Df •rochurt, lentf »* t« DRESS SHIRTS Abigail Mary Vollherbst, John Briggs, a player on the Can* Farm, ftoHmofll. N J. 0t»t 1457 WhlppoorwiU Way, Milwaukee Brewers. SPORT SHIRTS Coleen Fen ton, 369 Creek Tickets are available at Bed Rd., and Patricia Wish- elementary schools late this Halt SWEATERS bow, 315 Rolling Rock Rd. month, at the Westfield CAR COATS GOLF JACKETS SPORT COATS SLACKS RAINCOATS FORMAL WEAR PAJAMAS & ROBES SHOE DEPARTMENT LOUNGING JACKETS DRESS & WINTER HATS Make Him Happy for Christmas MUFFLERS SLIPPERS GIVE SLIPPERS HANDKERCHIEFS HOSE & UNDEI PIPES SMOKING
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OPEN THURSDAY EVENING TIL 9 P. M. USE OUR 30 DAY OR 3-MONTH NO INTEREST CHARGE PLAM 207 E. BROAD ST., WESTFIELD 233-1171 207 E. BROAD ST., WESTFIELD • 233-1171 OPEN THURSDAY EVENING UNTIL 9 THE WESTFIEU) (SJ.) LKADFM, THl 10. 107* 'Fair Raises Funds Guild Plans Day Care Center Appeals for Aid . For Media Center Open House I * A fund railing fair to raise The Weetfield Day Cere both centers is sup- generosity of the com- phoney for the Tamaques The first meeting of the Center is launching iti plemented by volunteers munity. School library and media executive board of Holy annual appeal for financial who assist each week as Mrs. Richard Freeman, Renter was held recently at Trinity Parent* Guild to aid with a goal of 98,00. teacher aides, kitchen president of the Day Care -the home of students, Janet include the area The Center offers full day helpers, office assistants Center board of directors, I*nd Karen Slove, on Nancy representatives newly care and educational and drivers. feels certain that Westfield ;Way, Janet and Karen were named to the board was held program unto professional Chikartn are admitted on resident* will once again -tfsfisted in planning and In the high school music supervision. Preschool and the basis.of need for day support the Day Care Center ^conducting the affair by room Thursday. kindergartaers in the care and fees are based on as generously as over tht Jtttow students, Gail Louise, Plans for the Parents' Westfield ares whose the family's ability to pay. past four years. :C*thy Mysel, Ricky Cantor, Guild open house were mothers must work or However, these fees Contributions may be sent •Rebecca Berenson, Lisa discussed. Originally whose hone situation average only about half of to the Westfield Day Cart 3j0Wi, Jon Mysel, Robbie scheduled for Nov. IS, the requires day care are the cost of the service and Center, Inc., 140 Madison ir w *- I. Jteugh, Kristie Beaton and open house will be held on eugifate. the rest depends on the Ave. tfail Sokolowski. Nov. as si I: U p.m. Parents The Church Women ; - Contributing greatly to will be provided with a copy United initiated a plan in -the success of the affair Pfcete by Jim Breslaver of their child's schedule and IMS to start s day care 'were an assortment of in- The utisfacuMi *m4 arise fm will follow it through an center. After much in- teresting prizes donated by the eaeaiag ef the Miller- abbreviated school day. vestigation ss to the need for Lancaster's, Z k S Cory House is sswwa is lac Formation of an activities such facilities in Westfield, Stationery and the students, committee to meet with s meeting waa held in 1M7 in together with delicious expression ef Mrs. WHUam St. Paul's Episcopal Church Bolger, whe is a trustee as4 representatives of the refreshments supplied by student council and the which was the beginning of Mr. and Mrs. A. Kohlreiter, the organisation After moving spirit ef WestfltM's various school publications grandparents of Cathy and and clubs was announced, proper . approval and Jen Mysel. first musevm. *Ae Miller- TOE FOUR STATESMAN get set to eatertala at WtstfleU's 2Sta Anniversary authorisation, the Madison Cory House Is open to tae Congratulations were ex- tended to the cross country meny Holiday" stow. Left to right: Dtek Castes, lead; Oea BetaeaM, UM; Avenue Chapel was mads Students collected $35 fiause, hart; sad Frank Laasa, teaer. available through the which they will give to the public from X wUU S each team. generosity of the 'jschool to further the Sunday and te grasps Asrlag Presbyterian Church and program of the media the week by sapototssent. tfc« wotU to tooth d«e»y became the Day Care center ALL SALES FINAL NO LAY-A-WAYS IS Station Radio and T.V Stfuvi. CHARGE OPEN THURSDAY'TIL a tHlCHILDRlN'tDRPARTMlNrftTOXI OTHER DAYS'TIL B 127 Central Ave. 207 E. BROAD ST., WESTFIELD Westfield, N. J. 233 E. BROAD 5L WESTFIELD AD 3-1111 232-4660 OPEN THURSDAY NITE 'TIL 9 THE WESTfrlELD FUNERAL DIRECTORS WESTFIELD Name H.GRAY, JR. Prtildfnt and Q«n*r*l Mini (MM INC. DAVID BCBABIEU 233-5512 Addrsu EDWAHDT. BNNI8 C.fREDfiRlOK POPPY Opposite Municipal Parking Lot WESTFfELDi 318 Eait Broad St., Fred H. Gray, Jr.; manw 233-0143 131 South Av»., Opp. R.R. Station Tel. AD 2-aS25 City, State, Zip CRAWFORD: 12 SprlngfMd Ave., William A. Doyle, manlier 27 B-0092 IHOP THI SOUTH SIDE FOR PARKING CONVINIENCI THE WE4TF1ELO (K.J.) LEADER, THl'RSDAY. NOVEMBER 1«, It» New Y Four Seasons Center Keith Kane Wins Citation Airman l-c Keith R. Kaaef Described as "Valuable Resource son of Mr. and Mr*. Jamas Kane o* 517 Cumberland St., Charles Kujawa, national sufficient for future as well from encroachment by the praised plans to combine good ecological invest- has been recofiiiad for director of program and as present development/' kind of residential outdoor center uses such as ment/' said Kujawa. helping his squadron at camping services for the he pointed out. development which would day camp with environ- The New Jersey hill area Richard*Get»ur AFB, Ma., National Board of YMCA's, tlie next-door-location to mar the rural setting, mental education for public means that the site will not earn the U.S. Air Fort* made an inspection tour of the Ken Lockwood Gorge Kujawa said, another great and private schools. be limited to only Summer Outstanding Unit Award. the Westfield YMCA-YWCA Fish and Game Preserve advantage of the farm. "Making children aware activities, but also have Airman Kane is a com- Four Seasons Outdoor ideally protects the area Hie camp expert also of their environment is a value as a ski, toboggan and munications equipment Center this week. skating site. repair specialist with the "A valuable resource for "Westfield can look at the lmth Communication* •J suburban families*' was the Four Seasons Center with Squadron which received camp expert's assessment real pride and the ex- the award for evceptionaUy after viewing the 153-acre pectation of many happy meritorious service fram cattle farm which thV Y days/' he asserted. Sept. i, Ml to Apr. II, intends to use as a family recreation, day camp and The airman and his unst environmental education were cited for providing center. outstanding air traffic CORRECTION control, navigational aids Kujawa toured the facility and communication! siac- with Norbert A. Weldon, In last week's Leader it tronics service for all units chairman of the Four was erroneously stated that on Richards-Gcfaaur. Seasons Center Develop- Maestro Martin Rich had ClBMleSCnito ment Committee; Gordon A. retired from the Howe, associate executive MAYOR GIVES WELCOME - XU YMCAt C«M iMm-Elfitar geta M tfflctol Airman Kane will vs#r a Metropolitan Opera wdcaM (toft tht etar «f Wiitflill M Mtjwr DMM A. fay*rP rigfct, gr«el« Caaip distinctive service ribbona s of the Tri-State Y Association, but he is still an i Mracter M Wcfc. MMir, Mi IMN OwlrnMj«yF.IUcMlHwlMls«lMa a permanent dstomtian to Metropolitan Conference active member as associate Cito CwaBCi MMikr. P«r»Mriy bMM4 toPrtoccUw , the emp b MW «fricc4 mark his affiliation with the Staff, and William R conductor. to Uc C—traI Jimy —aA fcilliaig t W Etoi 8*. lf7tth. Hawkins, executive director of the Westfield YMCA. 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NOVEMBER Hi, J972 life In The Suburbs BM Al Smith Last year Senate Bill 615, similar contributions to THE WESTFIEID LEADER LETTERS TO THE designed to correct this allied campaigns and League situation, was supported by candidates, ie., others cf EDITOR OH, MR.MCGALUARD-PLEASE the League of Women the same party running in CAN YOU WAIT A WEEK KFORE ASSOCUTIO* Voters of New Jersey. The the same district or county. you PA*NT you* HOUSE RED? lines prime sponsor of the bill, The bill covers Ad Hoc #*w-t w.Mta«, I 1WVITSD FIFTEEN SUWT* State Senator William E. committees of all sorts and it WeetfleM, New the W«et- Schluter (R., Mercer also requires political party U C TO My HOUSE AND I WROTE In politics, as elsewhere, AND TOLD THEM Al money talks. But in whose County), was joined by committees to file annual ter tt* Tows «f W«Uili %m€ B«rev*_ of TOTURNCEF behalf money is speaking is seven other senators in a reports. YOUR VELLOW seldom clear. Consider the bipartisan effort to reform No certificate of election OffUe: M New Jersey scene in light of the law. This bill was stalled could be issued until the — ISI-4M1, HOUSE? present election laws: next in committee. It has now Election Law Enforcement been reintroduced with tee Amoantom sr FMaar November we will elect a Commission gives its governor and an entire some amendments as S. 1124 written consent. Violations •AIL W. TRI1U)L_I legislature of 120 persons and is scheduled for action of the law would result in DOCENTB GRATEFUL under a system which finds during the fall session of the fines up to $1000 and-or Editor, Leader; campaign fund disclosures Legislature this month. imprisonment up to three THURSDAY, NOVEMBER 1«, J»Tt On behalf of the members more ignored than obeyed. This bill would set up an years. Successful can- Enforcement is so nebulous Election Law Enforcement didates who violate the law of the Miller-Cory Howe kv. Docent Carpi, I would Like to //• and confusing that it is nission made up of five or knowingly allow their say a public 'thank you" to never applied. members, appointed for campaign treasurers to all the librarians at our K I The current New Jersey staggered three year terms violate it would have their Election Hindsight i i • II J I . /," . Weitfield Memorial < ^ I I law requires filing an by the Governor, with the election or nomination Library. m^ —— itemisedlist of contributions advice and consent of the voided. In the case of Our congratulations to Incumbent Mayor Donn A. When we volunteered to to campaign funds, with the Senate. They could not hold legislators, the house to teydtr, Ale* S. Williams, Jay F. Rochlin and Charles A. become docents we were •''\' ' names and addresses of all public or party office, and which they are elected Harris on their reelection last week to the Town Council, advised that a great deal of OQ2 contributors, and a no more than three could be would be the ultimate judge, and to Lawrence Weiss on his election to a first term in reading, research and study statement of the amount of the same political party. as provided for by the New office. on life as it was lived in the spent on behalf of all can- The bill requires complete Jersey Constitution. late ltth century would be pretidentof the board. Since WILL STILL WALK didates for public or party reporting to the Commission The bill does not set a Where the top of the ballot, from President down office. One statement must concerning all election limit on the amount of funds Freeholders went strictly and thoroughly to the necessary for us to function Mr. Plenty was the Editor Leader; Children"* Book candidates, it may have come as some knowledgeably and ef- only member of the board I I would like to express my be filed 5 days before the campaigns for public office a candidate or his family surprise to newcomers in our community th*t this party ficiently. Slowly at first and talked with, I can only appreciation to the ciUuns election, another 20 days and for campaigns on bond contributes to his own strength did not follow through and that two Democrats then in ever increasing aatume that it it Mr. Plenty of the Fourth Ward for their Showcase on View after. issues and constitutional campaign, nor does it set were elected to local office. numbers, the docents began Dr. Kaplan accuses of support of my candidacy for The second statement amendments, except in the limits on the amount which to visit the library and make having 1. "a disregard for councilman. During the The Mountainside Public must contain the total case of candidates for can be spent in each cam- Party affiliation apparently is not a principal factor in use of its excellent collection propriety and truth "2. "an campaign I have tried to set Library, in cooperation with amount taken in and ex- boards of education or paign. It MAY be important local elections; with few exceptions.incumbent council- of books on life in the obsession to whip the forth some of my ideas the Mountainside school pended, including any municipal elections if the that a candidate should be men who have had two years in which to prove their colonial era. We ask many community into a freniy of which I would like to libraries, will display the outstanding liabilities, total amount expended is limited in what he is allowed dedication to office to their ward constituents are questions of the library staff ill-wiir Children's Book Showcase before and after the elec- less than $500. Candidates to spend. But there is no and they are always helpful translate into action. These for delegate to national doubt that we should know reeJected. So it U not unique that Mr. Harris carried the This is not true and I think ideas were formed long during the month of tion. In a study conducted third ward, despite his divergence of opinion over fiscal to the utmost of their that Dr. Kaplan owes Mr. November in com- after the 1071 legislative party conventions must also WHO is paying his bills. abilities. In the past eight before I began my campaign report under the proposed policy and some other local issues with Mayor Snyder, Plenty a public apology* and are founded upon the mem oration of Children's elections, the Center for the who carried the ward by a greater margin than did Mr. weeks they have looked up, Book Week. Analysis of Public Issues law. Hie firit woman elcci looked for, reserved and I wish to make it very belief that the Town Council Harris. clear that 1 was not quoting should serve the needs and This showcase is a found that only a handful of Contributors of less than to the Senate wa* Mra. checked out innumerable Mr. Plenty and that any selection of books chosen by legislators filed correctly $100 need not be listed unless Hattte Caraway of Arkan- In the fourth ward, where the vote also was close be- materials and books for us aspirations of the citizens of IM, chosen in 1932. opinions expressed in my Westfield. a panel of judges as "totally and that many did not file at it is known that the same tween the two candidates, Mr. Weiss and William Steete, with unfailing courtesy and beautiful books." contributor is making Mayor Snyder also won the popular vote but the ward letters were my own. 1 was I have tried to ring every all. switched to a Democrat for representation. Mr. Weiss, of interest in what we are not misled or misinformed doorbell in the fourth ward doing. No member of the and I do not lie!!! in my belief that a candidate course, had the advantage of greater local exposure staff has ever been "too The truth is out and I through his personal involvement with the NOW (No 11 who seeks public office !•% Overhead Wires) group and Mr. Steele had a decided busy to help a docent understand Dr. Kaplan's should demonstrate his disadvantage inasmuch as he is a relatively new resident seeking even the most ob- distress. I can only say "If, interest and desire to serve of Westfleld. scure information. West- Dr. Kaplan can't stand the by meeting the people. field is indeed a fortunate heat, then he should stay out During this campaign I have But both ward vote tallies indicate that, despite the town to have not only such of the kitchen." pledged to continue to seek fact that Democrats have taken the council seats for the an excellent library, but out the opinions of the past few years, that the local Republicans are far from also such a dedicated and Helen C. Schoel citizens of the fourth ward. I dead in the southside and that any councilman from concerned library staff. 642 Summit Ave. shall not stop ringing these wards had better be doing his homework and prove We docents are deeply doorbells now that I have his merit if he wants to retain his office for a second grateful for the help we have COMPACT DAY been elected, but will, from term. received, and are continuing time to time, walk through to receive. The quality of Editor Leader; the different districts and Lack-lustre in meaningful local issues, the campaign our performance in the Gov. William CahiU has discuss with you your did point out that residents are interested in a cleanup Miller-Cory House is largely proclaimed Nov. 21 to be opinions on what the Town program but really had few burning concerns about the attributable to both the Compact Day. To-com- Council should do for you. management of our municipal government. Dead and quality of the materials memorate the signing of Again let me thank the buried along with the election campaign, we hope, are available to us in our library the Compact, the N.J. citizens of the fourth ward in ideas for such things as public opinion surveys (if a and the gracious aid of our Society of Mayflower general and in particular councilman doesn't get the message from residents in his librarians. Descendants is distributing those people who gave of area, or If they are unwilling to express their viewpoints At this time we would also copies of the Mayflower their time and energy in to him, no public opinion survey, professional or like to thank the library for Compact to American support of my candidacy otherwise, is going to help) and the mini-bus suggestion temporarily taking History students in the which culminated in my (which had been thoroughly explored by earlier com- telephone calls for the public schools. Before the election. mittees and found prohibitive in cost and operation). Miller-Cory House until end of the month, many But very much alive, we hope, will be the same in- mid-December. There are thousand of pupils will have Lawrence Weiss dications of councllmen and the mayor to serve the so many details and received their copies. 14 Faulkner Dr. people of their wards and the Westfleld community as a arrangements to set in such Perhaps there are some whole. a project as this one that adults who would like to THANKFUL such generous help is most refresh their memories deeply appreciated. The about this remarkable Editor Leader, members of the Board of I would like to thank the LAWRENCEBURG, KYM ANDERSON NEWS: "In document, which advanced Falls Church, Va., awhile back,a popular mayor was Trustees, the Education some new and revolutionary many people who worked defeated because most of his supporters assumed he Committee Chairman, Mrs. es. The Compact long and hard for my ON COMPLETED ACCOUNTS would be re-elected and did not vote. Feeling guilty, they Joseph Pate, and all the framed a "civil body campaign for Third Ward gave an 'appreciation picnic' in his honor which was docents say a sincere and politick" and authorized Councilman. One of the attended by a clear majority of the townspeople. So, if we heartfelt THANK YOU to "such just and equall greatest opportunities awaits those who eventually IF YOU'RE NOT GETTING have candidates we are supporting in the coming elec- our library and its staff lawes...as shall be thought F * tion, it might be well to remember his brief remarks to members. most meete... for ye general will run for public office. To the picnic assemblage: 4I am. greatly honored that so MX. Christine Brennan good of ye Colonie, unto personally meet with so many of you have come out to wish me well. But, if I ever (Mrs. Patrick F. Brennan) which we promise all due many townspeople has THIS RATE... MAYBE YOU'RE seek office again, please let's all get out and vote and Docent-Miller-Cory House submission and obedience." bettered me in many ways. skip the picnic."1 800 Franklin Ave. The Pilgrims then To list the names of those LOSING HONEY! - REPLIES promptly chose a Governor who actively worked for me by popular election. This is impossible, but I sincerely Editor Leader; thank you all. The many REINBECK, IOWA, COURIER: "If we had no cars on Let's set the record was a first in the New World, a far cry from the new friendships that have the street, there would be no automobile pollution. If we straight for Dr. Harry developed mean a great built no power plants, we would have no pollution from Kaplan. There has been no Old World rule of power and privilege for the few. Other deal to me. The old friend- FREE GIFT WITH YOUR CHRISTMAS OLUR utilities. If we had no phosphate detergents, we would distortion of the truth! What ships that were have no pollution of our waterways, and so on. But what really bothers him is that charters, such as Magna Carta and the English Bill of strengthened are in- kind of country would we have left?" the story is out in the open. valuable. What he. Rabbi Kroloff and Rights, were essentially to BEAUTIFUL his friends hoped was that force the monarchs to grant they could have what is left certain privileges and David T. Luerssen ALTOONA, PA., MIRROR: "Never before in our rights, but still 504 Washington St. 1868 history has irresponsibility been so socially acceptable.. of the Christmas programs in the Westfield schools acknowledged the rule of the either watered down to aristocracy. The Compact, To Be Guest where it means nothing, or on the other hand, vests the CURRIER &IVES perhaps eliminated entirely power in the people. This Of German Gov't. TOWNSEND, MONT., STAR: "'Everbody gets a share by having Dr. Kaplan, in- pattern of regular annual at government expense' is much more appealing that 1 form the board of education elections was followed in Paul Gottfried of 145 'you have the freedom to make your own share." privately of their activities Plymouth Colony from that North Euclid Ave., recently SERVING along these lines — without time on. The groundwork appoint id chairman of the anyone else finding out what was laid for democracy, a social science department was happening or who was government by the consent at Middlesex County involved . What he calls "a of the governed. College, Edison, has been TRAY Take we quiet exploration of the In these days of deep named by the West German possibility of resolving a concern for our country, *«e government to tour its question that threatens to should never forget our country's universities. Dr. BY have it done with just a disrupt the community11 — heritage, which is not self- Gottfried is one of eight FREDW.KOKE sleigh and eight tiny rein- in truth boils down to — If perpetuating, but must be American historians who A NORTH HAPPENING deers? But enough of all this you take Christmas out of handed down from one will visit West Germany OPEN YOUR CHRISTMAS Wall Street chatter, what's the high school program, generation to the next. The from Nov, 8 through Dec. 8 The other night when for supper?" there will PROBABLY be no Mayftower Compact was the at the expense of the West MAIL CLUB BY MAIL—AND Santa returned home from (Fade-out Music) "Santa lawsuit. Who is threatening first step in a long line of German government. his toy factory, opened his Claus Is Going To Town." to disrupt this com- great documents which The department chairman YOU CAN GET YOUR attache case and took out munity?????????? gave to the world the living graduated from Yeshiva COUPON some letters, his wife ex- I also believe that the principles of freedom. University and received his FREE GIFT AT ANY claimed, "Dear, don't tell community would be well M.A. and Ph.D. from Yale me the kids are starting to served by making public the Natalies. Smith University. Before joining OFFICE TIL JAN. 1. 1973 write this early?" "Kids "Marge, last Sunday truth and that is why I wrote Assistant General the college, he taught in the TODAY! nothing, these letters are afternoon I watched an my letter. Society of Mayflower humanities department of from N.Y. stock promoters entire football game on I first heard about Dr. Descendants in the Michigan State University who want me to go public." TV." Kaplan's private meeting State of New Jersey and the history departments "Go public, wat dat?" Form "Why Mrs. Smith I didn't with the Westfleid Board of 385 Creek Bed Rd. of Case Western Reserve FEDERAL a corporation and sell stock know you were a fan?" Mountainside and New York University. to the public. I can see it Education from a member Start your Flrtf Ftdtral Saving* Chrlifrrmi Club Account, fill out and mall ' -*«" buyer. They have no con- J«*< V**- nection with the seller. It is their responsibility to guard YOUR interests. For further details, please We Believe In Prevention I call our local representa- tive, Pearsall and Frank* onbach, Inc., 115 Elm HEWME ELECTROMICS St., WestfielU, 201 - 232- 4700 or cull us direct. >-h * . _ _H • •.. Specialists in Residential Security 71 Designers and Installers of Personalized Security Systems & Fire Detection Systems fiestattranl m • *' FOR A FREE DETAILED SURVEY *E5TlMATCCALL: 100 PANIC AVI.r N.Y.C. 241-4392 212-619-7111 233-3444 560 Springfield Avenue -Westfield, NJ IJ^1 i -fc# llJ AM.. ».4»*M*—. THE HESTWELD (W.J.) , TH(JBM>AY, 2*OVEMB£B J*( If It 1 | Tourney Pre-School Local Chessmen New Fiction X-Ray Sources Astronomers9 Subject Top of League "X-Ray Sour "in outer orbiting satellite X-ray intensive gravitational At Library space is the of a talk telescopes and space probes that it prevents the escape Swept Has Playing in the third round to the local amateur with rocket-borne in- of any visible light; hence The new John Updike astronomers at their struments to pinpoint the of the 1072-73 season of the short stories and Forsyte's the designation "black Raritsn Valley Chest meeting tomorrow 8 p.m. in location of celestial X-ray hole." Openings latest novel are among the Student Center of Union sources. The correlation of By Y organ League, the local Plainf ietd- additions to fiction at The Amateur Openings are now Westfield chessmen topped College, Cranford. these sources with stellar Astronomers Inc., who meet Westfield Memorial Dr. Kris Davidson, objects observed by optical Ali Yorgan of Fan wood available to 4 and 4*4 y«*r the current league cham- Library. Updike's book is at Union College and •wept through the recently olds at the Westfield pions, East Brunswick, by assistant profesior in theand radio telescopes ap- operate the Sperry ''Museums and Women and department of astro- pears to confirm the concluded Westfield Open Community Center Pre- the decisive margin of Vk to Other Stories." Forsyth, Observatory for the college, Otess Swiss Tournament, School, it was announced by 1*. The official league physics, Princeton existence of "black holes" invite the public to attend whose "Day of the Jackal" University, will review the in the sky. A "black hole'* is •coring five wins in five Barbara Shaw, pre-school match was played on Friday was such good reading, has the meeting and learn about rounds, and being the only TH director. Operating in part at the quarters of the area work being done by thought to be the end- these developments in written "The Odessa File." astronomers in accurately product of evolution of a undefeated or untied player as a parent co-operative, the club at the Westfield YMCA. Mary Renault is astronomy. After the school is able to afford locating the many sources of massive star that has meeting, visitors will have in the event. Scoring the full point for represented by "The intense X-ray beams that completely burned up its The tournament, which Westfield pre-fchoolert m the local team were Dr. Persian Boy. "Two others an opportunity to examine Joy Browa lac., 112 El» . Is AsBtaytaft to the rich and varied nunery originate in outer space. nuclear fuel. The process is the recently dedicated 10- took five weeks to complete, Lorimer Miller of Westfield, exectod to be well liked are These discreet X-ray thought to produce a attracted a record M wtoiiw Tigiaal art work f cMMrca by Ghger Paretti experience at modest cost to Ernest Labate of South Jenkins' book about inch diameter refractor players from all the •f Sc*ch Platas. parents. Children attend Plainfield, Elmer Gyurek of sources cannot be detected relatively small stellar which the amateurs have Mrs. Parettf is a of Ike WntfleU Art either of two two-session pro footb«ll,"Semi~Tough," fay instruments on the object having such a highly donated to the College. surrounding areas, and was MiUburn and Sidney Girter and "Augustus," by played at the quarters of the m*tbmr4*4k+€twttbe programs on Monday and of Highland Park. Dr. earth's surface because the Art AMMUIIM. She grw s«at>< frwM tfc* weitJiesday or Tuesday and Williams. X-ray energy is normally bcal Plainfieid Westfield Richard Lewis of Westfield The library has just ad- absorbed by water vapor in Cheis Club at the Westfield FaskiMi iMtttrte «f TtdNMlsgy hi New York Cfcy Mi Is Thursday morning* from netted a draw. currently m ewnnlsatm fetlgBlftf tar Mattel! Cerp. 9:30 s.m. to 11:30 a.m. ded, in German, "Grup- the earth's atmosphere. It is YMCA. The event was of- The result gives the penbUdmit Daina," by Boll, now possible, however, with ficially rated by the U.S. Mrs. Parettl teefcM I* pah* exckwlvdy for the Jvvcallt The school is one of the Plainfield Wettfield team a Passport Photos set a few years sg» mkeu she had chttirf of her iti sad most unique in the area, winner of the 1972 Nobel Chess Federation. 2'/2 to Vfe score to date in the prize for literature. New and Yorgan, who is a building p tkm. Her pafejttagi are put—li«J. WMk serving children of widely inter-club competition, faif•matlsa regartflatf the cfcltt'i M«e, cttar of hair MMI in demand are Rudolph Vornado Names SECOND DAY SERVICE designer with the local diverse ethnic, social and having defeated the Union Bings "S00O Nights at the Wigton-Abbot Co. in eyes, wlor of rmm aMI favorite pets, Mrs. Paretti economic background. The Carbide Co. in Bound Brook 1 crcitM «R Mlvlinal *e§lg» mtd a bright, Opera" and Harry Golden * Amodio Mgr. Plainfield, resides with his teaching staff is composed in the first round and "The Greatest Jewish City WESTnOA HUMS family at 349 Midway Ave. palattag. entirely of volunteers from drawing with Perth Am boy in the World." in Fan wood His clear-cut the community. Parents are in the second round. Alex Amodio of Wettftold expected to assist in the Two beautiful books for has been named mer- and decisive victory in this In the fourth round, to be gift giving are "The 111 CtNTAAL AVINU1 tournament establishes him Hill Executive With New Firm classroom on the average of contested in early chandise manager and 2U-t33t once per month. Tuition ts $8 Architecture of Historic assistant vice president of as one of the leading players Kenneth E. Hill of 109 Golf December, the area players Nantucket, " Lancaster, in the area. per month. travel to play New the clothing division of Edge has been named an For an interview ap- and Howat's "The Hudson Voroado, Inc. In a Swiss tourney, executive vice president and Shrewsbury in an away River and its Painters." winners play winners and pointment, call Mrs. Shaw match. Mr. AJTUXUO'B career with director of the newly or stop by at the Westfield Timely, in view of the Vornado started in 19M, pyramid to the top until an merged Blyth Eastman election, is Longley's "The when he became assistant I.:-. : -r :>-• Community Center, 558 •- : • • - - : j^ri'*--. ultimate winner is deter- Dillon It Co. Incorporated. AAI Instructor* Politics of Electoral apparel manager at Two mined. He is in charge of petroleum West Broad St. Monday through Thursday mornings College Reform." An ex- Guys in Bardentown and Tied for second place activities for the corporate Edward Pearion of 311 cellent biography of the late was then named apparel were Dr. Lorimer Miller, finance division. from 9 a.m. to 12 p.m. Plains Ave. and John '). Community visitors are Egyptian leader, "Nasser/' manager at the Two Guys, ForThs Dr. Eugene Shapiro and Baumann of 081 Dorian Rd, has been done by Nutting. Woodbridge, store. In IMS, Richard Bauer, all of Mr. Hill Joined Eastman encouraged to visit the pre- are among eight members Festive Season Westfield. Top Class B school to see their United Written from a psy- he was appointed assistant Dillon, Union Securities * of Amateur Astronomers, chological point of view is budget dress buyer for the players were Eugene Fuchs Co, as a partner in 1958 and Fund dollar in action. Inc. who are serving as * •' SPECIAL WINE SELECTION Portugal MATEIK Tkt ip 25 a. UTT CK\ Product of Portugil Germany REOBANCNUlkfmiMlllch.. ,2.43 24 oz. •ALUMINUM • NEW STRATO-LITE VINYl SIHAiGHIBOURflON OfiaiENOH) France BICHOT IWuJtWiR^ Buriumly3.47 24 oz. NO JOB NO JOB WHISK IY Spam Cm fiirtli RUL MNBRM 1 JO 33.8 oz. TOO BIG FREE ESTIMATES CHEERFULLY GIVEN TOO SMALL $C19 An Assortment of Great Brands WQuart OTARD*** Spttlal Clfm SO Proof Rich in flavor SCOTCH Special Selection M Proof. 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A" •• , * * * * * * * THE WESTFIELD HOSPITAL ASSOCIATION J Founded in 1961 by a group of concerned and civic-minded Westfield residents, the West- field Hospital Association represents Overlook Hospital in Summit and Muhlenberg in Plain- fletd. The object of WHA is to create awareness among Westfield residents that these hos- pitals, used by the majority of Westfield'a doctors and residents, also need their sup- 1 : port for on-going expansion programs largely undertaken to meet the needs of outlying towns in their service areas. Muhlenberg is now engaged in a $9,700,000 expansion program ^^ Overlook recently t ~ • *- completed a major $8,500,000 wing, plus a $2,500,000 Extended Care Unit. These fine medical facilities, leaders among New Jersey's hospitals, have moved with foresight and vision to bring top quality medi- THE OVERLOOK STORY cal care to the communities they serve. THE MUHLENBERG STORY s Westfield has been the second largest user Drug abuse .... a desperate threat to once of both Muhlenberg and Overlook, next to Muhlenberg completed the initial steps of the idyllic suburbia, involving its most precious their own home towns. largest expansion program in its history in possession — the lives and futures of its GIVE GENEROUSLY TO WESTFIELD'S 1971 and 1972; a $1,200,000 expansion of the young people. HOSPITALS! , 4 Radiology Department and Laboratory, in- THEY HAVE BUILT GENEROUSLY FOR eluding the installation of a cobalt therapy Confronted dally with the overdoses in emer- WESTFIELD. gency, the bad "trips," the phone calls from unit, as well as new quarters for the Schools frantic parents, the constantly growing num- - i of Radiology, Cytotechnology, Medical Tech- ber of young drug-sick patients in its psy- nology, and Histolbgic Technique; a Medical chiatric unit, Overlook Hospital feels that it and Surgical Supplies storage building, a has as much an obligation to combat the new boiler and expansion of the power plant 4 serious illness of drug abuse, with all its and electrical distribution network system;ex- psycho-social ramifications, as any other form pansion of parking areas; and air-conditioning of serious illness. IXHIBM of the Main Building. Overlook's new Drug Treatment and Rehabili- Other vital new services to the community IIOSI'ITAI ' i tation Center will offer a combination of com- will include: prehensive services and professional skills An expansion of the Emergency Service heretofor> e unavailable in the area. ..: version of old main entrance area to needed 1 Care Center), to replace most of the inpatient : . -. -• V ' r - : . - - ' • ' -V ; • '••-.- . ,» ,. : _ - J '" i r ' J • medical space for $25,000, added surgical ;;-... t-.j,. •'.•,". . beds of the 1927 East Building, as well as to 0 ..; .*.<;:.• , - suite at $8,500 and hundreds of essential . , . .: L -- •-' '. '- • add approximately 50 beds, of which about equipment items totaling another $100,000. J . half will be private. .- I ft****e THE (N.J.) LJCADEB, THUflttDAY, KOVEMUSEB i«, i»72 Grade 3 Working Local Tax, Spending Data Picture Story of Fall With Science The new elementary Listed in Book science study units are Beautification Week underway in the third grade Publication of iU nth taxes levied including ir sales tax) on application annual edition of Financial cipal, school, county, Snow delayed juniper the observance. Con- Richardson Foundation, and at Our Lady of Lourdes to the New Jersey Tax- School. They are currently Statistics of New Jersey for deductions. Form* payers Association, 1M planting during the Fall tributing efforts toward the a special Revolutionary Local Government" was municipal government Beautification Week completion of the bank: Cemetery planting And of involved in the unit on No. Broad Street, Tren- balance. announced today by the New listed along with populatiOB organised under the planting were Cadattt Girl the Presbyterian Church. Jersey Taxpayers aad area. Also presented ton, N.J. OSMS. auspices of the Mayor's Scout* from Troop SS7 aided The Girl Scouts plan to The children are allowed to experiment freely with Association. are percentages of Uses Committee on Culture and by Mrs. ME Hedborg, Mr. mulcli the entire bank with collected by each munici- Beautification, but the and Mrs, William wood chips from the Con- various balancing equip- The •S-page publication is ment such ai an equal arm tightly packed with fiscal pality in mi. The booklet weather failed to dampen Gingerich, Mrs. Richard servation Center. data for 1,1* New Jersey lists 1172 ratios of meted MID this community's par- Sefing and Dumas Arther. A opedaJ sort of tribute balance with pans, and a four foot moveabie board local government units, ft valuations to actual market y f <-% f ticipation in the first event Funds for the cemetery's was given the late Bernard value*, used by the counties and fulcrum. They are shows that, together, they f o tj n of this nature. beautification came from Murphy, former superin- to equalize real property members of the Men's beginning to see that the size spent more than $3.S billion 3 A row of Junipers along tendent of Westfield's of an item does not in ltri. this was$402 million values for apportionment of VAC A T IONL AND the bank . of the Garden Club of Wcstfield, Public Works Department county taxes. the scouts themselves, Pea Matter, Lea Mayanfcy wane necessarily affect weight, more than in 1*70 and over a Revolutionary War which has been rasponaihlt ate Irea ea McaMrial HM billion dollars higher than With the only tropical climate in Cemetery on Mountain Ave. donations from private for much of the digging, the Plasa la mgaiery of and that the placement of A twelve-page section is tb« U.S., you can depend on (he citizens, the Grayce Mtv* CHIIM objects may change the 1ST. devoted to county statistics weattw in Florida's Mid-Keys all was one of the highlights of caring-for and TLC of amount of "work that they New Jersey's 507 munici- and includes a county yaar long. Finest fishing, boating, memorial trees planted here and reel-diving anywhere. Otf- during the past several do." palities spent 11,117,379,214 summary of types and |shor*sunken treasure. Oulstand- years. In nil nonor, a white laat year; 21 counties forms of municipal and ng marinas. Sandy beaches. Named Fire Warden ••21,772,090 and aai local school district government. sailing. Casual island atmosphere fir was added to Memorial with mainland convenience. Per- Hill plantings at the Plaza, Ann Smith, daughter of school districts, " 'Financial Statistic* of fect family facilities. Come by where considerable effort Mrs. fUymond Smith Jr. of $1,7MJ45,S&3 (in the 1S7O-72 New Jersey Local Govern- Oversaw Highway, plane, or in- has been made for many school year). This ment' is widely used as a tracoastal Waterway. 6-hour j 732 Summit Ave., was reference source by drive from Disney World, 2 hours years by Mr. Murphy with elected second-floor fire from Miami. increase in school spending business, industrial and other town projects. warden of Lotte Hall, a HII freshman dormitory since 1SS7 and better than 80 individual taxpayers and Other memorial trees per cent more for munici- government officials," it were planted during the housing 41 students at was pointed out by Frank W. < Hi h| M week-long observance in Centenary College for palities, and counties over Women. the five years. Haines, executive director honor of Jeff Wilday and The booklet presents a of NJTA. Mrs. Charles deGroote. In College Pott variety of tax data for 198 Distributed free of charge In addition, the Gar- James J. Clancy of sag on such items as taxable to members of the Tax- denaires and the Club of Summit Ave. has been valuations of both real payers Association, | J ^^i^V^S^^^Pa^BwVaa^SSJ B^Bfl Little Gardens weeded, appointed chairman of property (net) and business ''Financial Statistics" is 1 | S^PS^VBJ [ | Sff^BfSJBjB^Bf raked and helped with community affairs of personal property; general available to others at a Scout* Debate Smltk aad Sajsle Mttfer«l get same ptaattog general cleanup at the Middlesex County College. property - aavesiments and cost of 17.35 (including tips from Mrs. Wftltfam Gtagerlck at RevoMlamary War Miller-Cory House as their Cemetery on Mouatala Ave. where rtw of junipen was contribution to Pall Bftaaeer Masaka jweseaU check from the Men's completed elen-tag Fall Beiutiflcation activities. Beautification Week. traea Chw of WestfMd to Mrs. Edwsrd L. 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Cub Pack 173 held its 73 Bobcats scouting by passing the Assistant denners are meeting and Halloween requirements for the bobcat David Hornung, Dale Miss White previously had Explained Ten Cubs were inducted badge at Pack 173's meeting Boylan, Matthew Miller, been on the public relations party at Jefferson School >Uff of Bankers Trust recently. as Bobcats into Pack 71 at a at Lincoln School on October Joey Sahulka, and Alan Dr. Alois SUdck, meeting last Thursday night Boylan. Company of New York. She supervisor of the dcpsrt- Cubmaster Micky recently received a Vastetia and Assistant at Holy Trinity Etementary Receiving their bobcat Indian dances performed OMBt of apodal services, School. They were Charles bodges were Edmund by scouts from the Miouin master's degree in English stammcd up the work of the Cubmaster Bob Anderson from the University of New gave Bobcat badges to: Cure, Peter Balagh, Paii Harngan, Gregory Jackson, Lodge in the lopough dat and detailed Savoca, Anthony Lien to, Matthew Feigenbaum, chapter in the Order of the Hampshire. She is a parts of the spatial Den 1- Deaner, Frank graduate of the College of Hiatus, firth Wirapfhetaer, Jack McGuire, Edgar Timothy Ktettyfca, James Arrow were a highlight of services available in the the evening. Kevin Roberts, St. Elizabeth in Convent Mike Burchett, Steven Smith, James Morgan, Hanson, David Hornung, Station T* ISJJBPB'S'I™'!™* IM4SvHplSf • Harlow, Mike Deiti, Lament Jonathan Kudlick, Jamss James Damevig, Robert Steve Rowland, and John Ui* McCarthy, school Walsh and Stanley Niedi- Boyle, David MomaUa Dale Rochat were the dancers. She is a member of the Blocker; Den 3- Raymond t New York Chapter of the sadal wexker, detailed the Power, Jeff Brown, Gregory wftecki. Hie badges were Boylan, Scott Morris, John The theme for October rale played by her section of presented by Neighborhood Kandel, Jonathan Miller, was the Discovery of Appalachian Mountain Wallace, Robert Sawders, Club, and a member of the the special services Frank Vastano, Bryon Commissioner John Chris McCarren, Andy America. Each den had AHeeaD. Waste department, especially Koxlowski. Stanley Niedi- Adams, Jeffrey Diiut, Jim learned about early ex- Environmental Action Thompson, Paul Sullivan, Eisenmann, Calvin Beck- Coalition of New York. csti* the cooperation of the David Verniers; Den 5- wiecki also received his wolf plorers of the western Aileen D. White of Scotch police department. badge with, Sal Pafiimi, Peter hemisphere. The dens Plains has joined the Her home in Scotch Plains Dave Nathanaon, Timothy Buontempo, Robert Con- Newark public relations is at 327 Parkview Dr. ID other busjneie, the P-T. Tyler. Michael Ebert, Webloes receiving their showed ship models, flags, aquanaut badge were John way, Charles Frankenbach, helmets, and costumes they Council votad to hold a Michael Giacone, Leo Christopher Russell and had made, and told about scholarship fair neit fall JeaaJ.CtMtt! Kiernan, Philip Hayt, Mark Rate* E. Mamfard Collins, Greg Schuermann, Jeffrey Bode. Mark Fagan, John Dorsey the explorers they studied. and approved the budget Cor Jenkins. Robert E. Mumford, the year. The Singer Company has Alto Den «• David and Daniel Morgan. A large number of awards announced the promotion of assistant general counsel The theme for the meeting were given at the meeting. FIREPLACE WOOD Johnson, Kevin Schroeder, and corporate assistant Assailant Forced Staff members from the John J. Cinelli of Westfield Michael p was "Cub Scout Citizens, * They include the following: department of special to the position of general secretary of Allied Den 3 gave a puppet show Alan Boylan, engineer; Jimmy Marcantonlo, Chemical Corporation has services in the Westfleld manager of floor care William ickwood, Michael about elections. Den 2 gave Robert McGovern, Girl* into Car schools eiptained their Jobs products. retired from Allied a skit on famous Americans. aquanaut, artist, athlete, Giresi, Chemical after more than 90 to members of the Westfold In this capacity Mr. After the badge ceremony Peter Giordano is cub- sportsman; Jon Freeman, Two locsl girls whose HASKELL BROS. Parent-Teacher Council Cinelli will be responsible years of service. master and Norman aquanaut, engineer, and assailant last week was was completed, each was Mr. Mumford came to leoently. for the profitability of the judged on Halloween Kudlick is assistant cub artist; Frank Padula, artist, charged with rape were Helen Murphy, a Singer Company's floor care Allied Chemical through the master. Edward Wimmer ii geologist, citizen, sports- forced into his car at alleged TOEE EXPERTS costumes. Winners were: general chemical gunpoint, polke revealed to specialist in readiiy dif- product line, the develop- Funniest, Jimmy Mar treasurer. Den mothers are man, and scientist; Dan ficulties, explained how ment of marketing strategy, secretary's office, moving Mrs. Charles Cure, Mrs. laniuscolio, artist, athlete, the Leader this week. Hie COMFUTi UNE OF CUSTOM product planning, product cantonio; most colorful, to the corporate legal suspect, held without bail in children are tested and then Michael Giacone; scariest, John Herguth and Mrs. scientist, and outdoorsman; TRK SUROtRY department in 1967. i a program to combat their planning development, and Vincent Cauterucci. Mrs. and Mark Robertson and Westfield police all floor care sales. Jeff Brown; most original, A native of Westfield, he is headquarters for almost 34 specific problem is set up. David Lesher; best, Billy Dot Praesel is senior den Jimmy Boyle, silver arrow A. Hoskell - FropytefOfS - J. Hosketi Mr. Cinelli Joined the a graduate of Colgate points. hours, has been taken to the Robert Hyatt told of how Bowers-Webelo most University, where he was a mother. county Jail, the team approach is used to Singer Company in 1W3 and authentic, Philip Kwasek> During November cub. New denners named are prior to assuming his new member of Phi Beta Kappa, James Dannevig, Peter He was identified as John 889-6785 233-5562 develop an education Webelo. and of the Harvard Law from Pack 73 will be selling "prescription" for the position had been serving as Den 2 received a large five varieties of Christmas Buontempo, David Mon- T. Krankoff, 20, of neurologically impaired director, advanced and School, where he served on candy. zella, David Oelberg, Chris Retford Ave., Cranford. systems development of the silver cup of candy for its Legal Aid Bureau. child. having the most cubs and Mr. Mumford has been Mary Foskey, a specialist Singer Company's research parents at the meeting. in speech difficulties, and development operation active in the West Fields reported how the speech in Elizabeth. chapter, Sons of the teachers literally listen to Mr. Cinelli, who resides at Duelkes Named American Revolution (past the entire kindergarten 20* Lynn Lane with his wife president); the . Men's population in the schools to Joan and three children, At Union Garden Club of Westfield John D., Michael, and (past president); and the identify those with speech Bradford Duelkes of 333 Scientific Advisory problems. Peter, will continue to be Pine St., a business ad- based in Elizabeth. Committee, New York City Dr. Blanche Isaac told of ministration major and Selective Service the role played by the president of Alpha Sigma Headquarters (chairman psychological staff in the "One Mire way to get mote Mu veterans' fraternity at for your money than you ex- from inception in 1956 until team approach to solving Union College, has been discontinuance in 1971). any child's difficulties in pect U to iland on * penny named a sophomore learning. •eale." representative to the Mr. and Mrs. Mumford Student Government moved from Westfield and Association. A veteran of now live in Tewksbury the U.S. Air Force and a Township in Hunterdon graduate of Wettfield High County. They have five School, he is the son of Mr. children and eight grand- This holiday season give Windsor Canadian instead of your usual whisky gift, Windsor is the onty Canadian made and Mrs. John L. Duelkes children. exclusively with Canadian grain, with water from glacier-fed springs, and aged in the dry mountain air of the Rockies, and was the recipient of Alpha Sigma Mu*s annual Garage Destroyed OUR CHANUKAH CLUBS scholarship last spring. 4 Fire of undetermined origin Monday night heavily PAY INTEREST AT Albright Frosh damaged a garage and content! behind the home of Two freshmen at Albri Fre4Vo«*t4l4 Washington f . Colleak Rtattng, Pa. graduates of Westfield High Deputy Fire Chief Roy School. They are Steven M. Cross said the detached Lee, son of Mr. and Mrs. garage was fully involved in Leonard A. Lee, 508 flames when firemen Woodland Ave., Plainfield, arrived. The garage was and William E. 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Mr. LongweU also Recounts Trials of Jersey Signers •erved in the U.S. Army as a John Maher of 92 ftumn first lieutenant and aide-de- Ct. and Richard Klein of 1 To Syracuse camp to the commanding Harrison Ave. are.among ., Of Declaration of Independence general of the Army high school juniors and Transportation School. seniors who are par- Ifce 9$ men who in 177V appointed to the New Jersey tinettUl Concrest and voted The Chat* Manhattan ticipating in the Advanced Corporation today named He and his wife, the for- their lives, their Supreme Court. He did not Cor the declaration. It waa mer Aibby Hailam of Science Seminar at Union and their tacred desire full independence at interesting that his vote Dennia C. Umgw^l of 142 College, Efnogham PI. amide* anil Wettfield, have a two-year- hmm" when they alined the first. He was a moderate, made the Jersey old son, John. Declaration of Indepen- his decision was very delegation's vote chief executive officer of PHS 47 Reunion dence were described painful because he had very unanimous. After being Chaae Manhattan Bank of Sings In Concert much at stake - success, Central New York, N.A., to The Plainfield Hign Thursday by Weyman 0. exiled bom Disabeihtovn School Clsss of It47 wUl SlMagrafe, principal of wealth, social position, high he suffered a different kind be headquartered in Edward Parmentier» a honor and power under me Syrr first year graduate student have its 29th reunion Dec. 1 Tamaquet School, at a of reprisal as the British had in music at Princeton at the SomervUle Ian. la- meetku of the Old Guard existing system. But John capUsred his two officer sons Oiaae Manhattan, hoidtag Adams finally persuaded participated in a concert formation on class members Thurtday. and subjected them to company of the «tt 8 billion Sunday by the Friends of not yet reached is being "What kind of men were him to chance his mind .One special brutality on • prison deport Chaae ___ day he rode back to Morven •ought by Dorothy Scnaeffer theae M? I think it'i Ui- boat "Jersey". Clark was Bank, N A , mooted counter-tenor or Margery Doughty. tercitinf to note that nine of as Washington's defeated informed that they would be :, W, Peab el the Ceheiel Gat . year to etaie and federal the desert died of wounds arm y was straggling released if he deserted the «etraMa, la m a Ifcree am* tear el Ike U.I. aad regulatory agencies to or hardships during the through Princeton. He American cause but he auda ttaiyfag tetal eaargy, LNG, hrtn !••**!• aad eataUiah the bank in Revolutionary War, five opened the doors of his home refused. Later on his sons tepatcMBg tyttewt. He la pfctarti wMfc Syracuae. IMs month the were captured or im- to feed, to clothe, and to rest were released, but he died Soiri»twa>»l Gai fcffly, nhieetit—w order aUborixing establish- prisoned, (in some casea the soldiers; but as the rear shortly after the Con- ment of Chaae Manhattan with brutal treatment), the guard of the disorganized stitution of the United States Bank of Central New York, wives or children of others army traveled down the was ratified... N.A. became effective. road to Trenton In retreat, Delicatesse.*n » wtrt killed, tailed, "IMs was Und of our gift Sees Demand Mr. LongweU, who will DewUtC.LeagweU r mistreated, persecuted, or Stockton was arrested. He to the world and sometimes was stripped of his clothes live In ManGuat N.Y., Joined Mr. Longwell has also left psmileaa. the homes of it's hard for people to grasp the Chase Manhattan Bank served as secretary to the 12 signer* were burned to and belongings and dragged the meaning of this concept, For Homes Growing CsMCuts off to jail in Perth in IH7 as a district bank's executive office and CeM C* the ground, 17 lost isn't it' Dw theme for the A surge in demand for exclusive Wettfield, Scotch representative in the bank's director of the corporate EATIN everything they owned, Amboy... Finally, whan he coming bicentennial year tottered out of prison, pre-owned homes during the Plaim, Mountainside, United States department. planning group's project every signer was called a will be'A past to remember, remainder of 1*72 and area represen- He served as a corporate evaluation division. •ANVWM ME* TO TAKE OCT traitor; he was hunted, he Richard Stockton was a a future to mold.' I feel that broken man physically, throughout 1973 wat tative of that international lending officer; in that Born In Chicago, Mr. DiHjr *;M ••- to ?:•• ».«• waa driven into night. Most the people of America in predicted today by Realtor real estate marketing department from ltM to Longwell graduated cum Saa. A IUI. ft *.m. 1* I p.m. of the men were offered never able to work again... the next for years will rise LOCATED NEXT TO ROBKRT TREAT LIQUOR STORE "The third man on our Hank Friedrlchi, H. Clay organliation which now 1*70. He was named laude with an A.B. degree In their freedom, their to the occasion to forge a Friedrichs, Inc. Gallery of consiaU of 878 location* assistant treasurer in INI, government from Harvard It* QUIMIY ST. property, or release of loved delegation was Dr. John new Spirit of f7S. This wOl be Wither ipoon... He was a Homes, Panwood and throughout the United vice president in 1M» College in 1963. He received WUTFIILO Mai 82-6125 ones if they would break a call to action to Improve WestfiekL States and Canada, e president in 1870. an M.B.A. degree in finance their pledged word and take delegate to the Continental the quality of American life. Congress in 1776, and he Quoting a survey of an- their loyalty to the king, but We must have cleaner skies ticipated economic con- not a single signer defected voted firmly for the and water, we must renew Declaration. But then the ditions recently releaved by or changed his stand our cities, we must have the Gallery of Homes throughout the darkest British raided his country equal opportunities and home called "Tuscalum", a national office, Realtor hours. Their honor equal education for all, and Friedrichs Mid that two remained intact. These 56 mile outside Princeton! and we must have better health they stripped it Just like major factors •will force men died, and most of them care. To tackle these the demand curve upward. •re almost forgotten by Morven. It was necessary to problems that beset us we cbse the University for The first is an anticipated their countrymen. But what must make way for the best decline in new homing really matters today is that almost a year, and 2,000 brains in America to gather volumes of books were starts, estimated by moftt we appreciate that the cost together and to solve them. economists as likely to drop of freedom comes high. destroyed or scattered toth e We have no room for in- four winds. IS percent in 1973. "Let's take a look at the dividuals who would tear The second is an expected five patriots who down the establishment and "the fourth member of increase in the number of ;'t .-.•, • represented our State of our delegation was Francis have us lose the freedom corporate employees being New Jersey. Number 1, Hopkins. He was. well that we have been ex- transferred from one sector John Hart, a working farm- educated at the University perimenting with for almost of the country to another. er from Hunterdon County of Pennsylvania, and he aw years. Our freedom Is in Combining these two with little formal education rose quickly in the legal danger at times because of factors, Realtor Friedrichs and one of the oldest of the profession. His greatest general apathy and said, Gallery foresees a New Jersey signers. He was service to the cause was declining patriotism. As pattern where more a devout Baptist who through the power of the pen individuals we must make qualified buyers will be believed in peace and as he published many poems our influence felt. Tht great seeking fewer overall continued prosperity. He which ridiculed the British masses of people must ban housing availabilities. was without public ambition side and made fun of the together to create a better Such a condition usually but suddenly found himself crown. He voted America..." inures to the benefit of the elected Speaker of the First unhesitatingly for in- existing home market, New Jersey Assembly, and dependence, but when an Babbitt Attends then a. delegate to the Realtor Friedrichs added. army of Hessians inarched Podiatry Program This is especially true, he \ ifj . • F Continental Congress in into. Bordontown, they 177S. Dr. Murray Babbitt of 435 said, in prime suburban ransacked his beautiful * i areas such as these serviced j j r - 4The second man was Mr. home. East Broad St. attended the 2-day post doctoral program by Friedrichs Gallery of Richard Stockton. He The fifth, and last man, on Homes. emerged in 1748 with in podiatry sponsored by the the team was Abraham New Jersey Podiatry Mr. Friedrichs said that Princeton's first graduating Clark, born in the current inventory of class, and he rose rapidly as Society and the Extension Ellzabethtown in very Division of the Rutgers quality listings in his a successful lawyer. When modest circumstances. He Gallery is quite satisfactory his father died he inherited University at Rutgers became what waa called in University School of with choice • housing Morven, that beautiful, that day a "poor man's available in all neighbor- stately mansion in Prince- Medicine, New Brunswick, lawyer". He was elected Nov. 1 and Nov. 8. hoods, price brackets and ton which, since 1951, has high sheriff of Essex architectural styles. become the official County, he opposed the Professors and doctors from the faculties of the The H. Clay Friedrichs, residence of the governor of Royal Governor's party, he Inc. Gallery of Homes is the New Jersey. Stockton was was elected to the Con- New Jersey School of Medicine, Pennsylvania College of Podiatric Choral Arts Accepts Medicine and outstanding doctors in the field of Loudes' Singers SAVE AT RAU! surgery and podiatry are MOUNTAINSIDE - Two discussing the latest ad- students from Our Lady of GtnuiM Spring vances in diagnosis and Lourdes School have been LEGS OF LAMB treatment of skin diseases of chosen to sing in the Choral' the foot, children's foot Arts Society Children's Cmttf Cut problems, peripheral Chorus. Diane Stypa and FORK CHOPS vascular diseases and David Kjselica successfully common foot problems that passed the auditions held in Frssh Froisn can be cured by surgery. Westfield last week and are CHUCK PATTIES Of specie' interest is a rehearsing for the winter lecture by William Lowe, program. The Children's 1ft. Box M.D., professor of Oncology Chorus will sing with full FRESH CRANBERRIES at the New Jersey School of orchestra and adult chorus. Medicine hi New Bruns- Diane, 10, is the daughter !/ Stb.Bsi wick, on "General Prin- of Mr. and Mrs. Joseph MAINE POTATOES ciples of Acupuncture" and "Acupuncture in the Lower Stypa of 1031 Sunny Slope, Extremities." Dr. Lowe has Mountainside. David, 11, is written several articles on the son of Mr. and Mrs. r m acupuncture and has a new Michael Keselica Jr. of F d Service. book recently published on Springfield. the subject. Dr. Lowe states, THE PRIME INCENTIVE An unfettered press ited FOR SMART HOMEMAKERS "There are apparently 783 Mountain Av*nut Spring!\tM, 376-6605 several foot problems that helped spark the course that may respond to the skillful, made us free. Today, the thorough application of same press remains our Counties acupuncture h freedom's sentinel. 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Thus the negative Thomas, Bell Laboratory grade students in Franklin Westfield, dean of science at Morris counties. chemical, physiological, possibility that we can effects of a high stress engineer and lecturer at the Union College, in his In discussing society's and morphological stand- maintain a higher level of environment may be Hayden Planetarium. Up- School were fortunate to see search for "the fountain of the baby pygmy sperm opening remarks on the 9 point and than described vigor and strength while counteracted by medical coming features include a whale being housed there. subject of athanasis, more youth/ Prof. Sftfcurs noted current attempts at prolonging the process of capabilities, Prof. Siburn discussion of black holes by Although the baby whale commonly known as im- that the search for im- proKoogisM Ufa. These in- explained. Prof. Remo Ruffini of mortality or death! wneas. morUlity can be traced dud* radiatiflB protection, Princeton University, has since died, it had 4 Prof. Siburn said that the received much publicity in 'My interest in the sub- back to the Egyptians. homos* thsrapy, sad aging length of life in many in- Ihe Union College dean research in deep ocean the early fall when the baby ject began in the ltto't and "But the bulk of serious dssaaae therapy. stances U connect* I te one's and scientist noted that the diving by David Kenyan of and mother whales were my research was purely research on senesconce (the "Total avoidance of aging mode ef life, '{a sort of Russians as well as the Union Carbide Corporation, washed ashore at Far •vocational/' Prof, fiburn process of agin*) has been is highly nussttonabis, since inverse proportion of stress Anericant have dans a lot ef and the New Jersey salt Rockaway Beach, Queens. eftpiained. "Now my in- conducted during the last moat gffiwitBssglsts agr#e to longevity lowever, biochemical research into marsh by Prof. Ferris terest is getting more two decades/' Prof. lifaurn that aging Is a genstic high stress soc tend to the process of aging. Swackhamer of Union The class trip to the personal/' he smiled. stated. feature rafulateri by an* be more and Prof. Siburn was the College aquarium was the Prof. Siburn's lecture was culmination of a science unit delivered last week to high on sea animals. Mothers school juniors and seniors who accompanied the enrolled In a. Science classes were Mrs. William Seminar Series at Union Personette, Mrs. Peter College. The students, all Hugger, Mrs. Robert Filer, •ejected by their high school and Mrs. Terence Brady. principals for their scien- "We give you no choice ...We sell only the very best ITE Award At fee PftMtkt iMltato W America. IK. utlaul fell M wcwrtly at Steven Iulimic W To Kelcey gy, we (left> Dr. DMMM D. PhUUpt, chairman el the PIA beari ef Trustee* ef WMtffeM, wHh William Guy Kelcey of WestfieM, M. Migrator. tpecUl ceMnUaat te the PretMeat, co-founder and chairman of W D.C. the International engineering firm of Edwards and Kelcey, has received the 1972 Burton W. Home Service Marsh Award for Distinguished Service in Traffic Engineering. . Offered Nationwide The award was announced When a family It about to •bout-to-move family, she and presented by the be moved to Agnew, Calif.; uses her directory to put the Institute of Traffic Zelienople, Pa,; East family in immediate contact Engineers during its 42nd FUhkW, NY.: West Bank, with an ICRS member in its annual meeting held in New La.; Welcome, N.C.; Sweet destination community,1' York City at the Waldorf- Home, Ore.; Pee Wee Miss Reynolds said. Astoria on Sept. 28. yaUey,Ky.;Pe*pack,N.J.; The selection committee Bountiful "By using instant com* said it recognized "the Utah; Tern- munication to an ICRS extensive and sustained perance, Mich., or member at destination Livengood, Alaska, a contributions" made by Mr. recommended by the Kelcey to the institute and to Realtor in Westfield can family's hometown broker, the profession of traffic help provide information the family's questions about Guy Kelcey about the family's new engineering. Mr. Kelcey the new community can be was a pioneer in traffic He formed the Edwards community and the homes answered immediately," engineering, having entered available for sale there. Miss Reynolds added. "And, and Kelcey consulting firm These towns* along with the field of vehicular control with the late Dean Edwards by knowing the family's and operation over 50 years in 1946. The Newark-based New York Chicago, Los housing needs, » the ago. Angeles, Miami, arid all destination brtker can pre- engineering, architectural, GST's Annual Snow Tire Sale includes 2 Glassbelted other major cities and their He is credited with and planning organization select homes long before the several innovations and suburbs, are among the family's first visit there. now has offices in six other Winter Patrols/2 Famous Name American-made , more than 6,000 com- developments in traffic states and abroad. munities throughout the ''Because the engineering, and among Steel Wheels/2 Tubeless Valve Stems. U.S. to which Nancy F. preliminaries thus can be other things served as high- Kelcey resides at 739 Reynolds Associates, Inc. accomplished in advance, way transportation analyst Highland Ave. A former has direct access by being a days or even weeks can be for Port of New York resident of Elizabeth, he UNIROYAL GLASSBELTED DUAL WH member of Inter-City shaved from the time Authority and during World was traffic engineering Relocation Service. . normally required for War II as southern region manager for American Gas 4 house-hunting in a strange director of the U.S. Office of Accumulator Co. there from '65-69 CHEVY'S * When one of our sales Defense Transportation, 1920 to 1M1. associates contacts an new city" WITH F78-14 19 Residents To Offer Courses '67 73 '66-'69 •*67-'7IF0ll 81- 73 FAIRIAM F Studying Stars For Pre-Rctirees CAMMO, FIIEBIIO, CHJtmER, DOOfiC, 69 73 CHEV lilt TOIINO III FOR! WACOM WHEN MUSTANG with E78-W PLYM. with £70 U with 678-15 with H78 14 viMMMS Nineteen Westfield area Freeholder Walter E. residents among 71 persons Ulrich, chairman of the enrolled in "What's Out Union County department of There? - An Introduction to public affairs and general •Sub. F78-14 Astronomy/* an eight-week welfare announced that pre- basic course for adults of- retirement planning courses fered at the William Miller are being developed through Sperry Observatory on the Union County Office on 2 2 2 WINTER PATROL 78 4 PLY POLY DUAL WHITE Union College's Cranford Aging. famous Include: The first of these courses - VWTOYOTA will be given at the Linden r71-'73 71.73 '71'73 CHEW '68-73 CADILLACS Eliminate that bottle- DATSUN owners Lynn Brennesholtz of 715 Adult Education School and VEGAS WAGON '69 73 (except Eldoraio) neck! Office moves aro Coolidge St., Lawrence and the Jonathan Dayton OLDS, BUJGKS FOROS I MY$. 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Mmtor chargo • tonic Amorlcard O OICC "Building UMItH • MIUWOflK • MAtON'A 264 E. Brood St., Weitfiold MATOIAU • HAWWARI • AD 2-2900 • j THE WESTFIELD (M-J.) LEADER, THIBSDAV, NOVKMB* K 16. l»« Social Westfield Area •— —- • *-• - Mayflower Kin' 'Fanny' Stage Makeup Talk The Scotch Plains Players will hold their general To Marie To Open meeting tonight at 8:30 at the United National Bankt Compact Day Martin* Ave., Fan wood, A With Pre Show demonstration 'and lecture The annual luncheon r > on ail aspects of stage meeting of The Society of Buffet makeup will be presented by •a7 Mary Jean Prestridge. Mayflower Descenduits in Stars and guests Open cast'ng for "See the State of New Jersey, Overlook Musical ' How They Run", the marking Mayflower of "Fanny" will hilarious British comedy, Compact Day, will takt minting altar weeks of wiU be held at 8 p.m. place Saturday at the rehearsals for the show to be Monday at the Franklin Plainfield Country Club. staged Nov.», Dec. 1 and I *••> State Bank, US Park Ave., Speaker will be John T. at Summit Ugh School. Scotch Plains. Cunningham, author of 14 Harold Rome, writer of the books and more than 1,000 music and lyrics for magazine articles, con- "Fanny", will be on hand to sidered the foremost greet the stars at the special authority on New Jersey. Gate Mari* MUUr buffet to be held in Mr. NEW RIMS r * ^^T ^ His topic will be "Toward Rome's honor opening night ON YOUR MINDT the Revolution - Colonial W«D. Sonitentag Nov. 30. Hie buffet will be Days in New Jersey." held at the Suburban Hotel, Mr. Cunningham it Summit. Everyone is in- chairman of the New Jersey Is Engaged vited to attend. Historical Commits!on, the Mr. and Mrs: William S. One of the two leading Mr. and Mr», Gtorg• L, Luoitr agency planning the state'i Miller of Union and Forked roles of "Fanny" is Panisse, observance of the Bicen- River have announced the played by BUI Pierson of tennial of the United States. engagement of their Summit. While in the Joanne Hachmann Is Married Deborah EIU$ Lna He hai won the Award of daughter, Gate Marie to University of Wisconsin, Paula Jeanne Dolshun Merit from the American William D. Sonnentag, son Mr. Pierson appeared with Mr. and Mrs. Beverly K. Mrs. Lussier, Claw of 1967 Association for State and of Mr. and Mrs. William J, the American Opera Hachmann of Framingham of Westfield High School, is wiy WHti Deborah Lea Susan Schmit Paula Dolshun, Local Hiitory four time* Sonnentag of 48 Manitou Company of Chicago. He has Center, Mass. announce the a graduate also of Russell and holdi, honorary doc- Circle. appeared at the Paper Mill marriage Oct. 7 of their Sage College. Her husband Plans Wedding Fiancee Gregory Waugh torates from Montclair MistMiller is a sophomore Playhouse in varied lead daughter, Joanne Patricia went to Boston High School State College and from at Newark State College roles and traveled the Hachmann to George L. and served with the U.S. Caldwell College. Lussier, son of Mr. and Mrs. Marines. After a wedding Mr. and Mn. J. Tatnall Mr. and Mrs. Charles F. majoring in special country in "Oklahoma" far HIM Lea Jr., of 409 Woodland Schmit of 735 Belvidere To Be Wed The Society, of Mayflower education. She is employed with Florence Henderson, James Lussier of Boston. trip to Rome, newlyweds •f 04*tf*ti«A* Ave., have announced the Ave., announce the Descendants in New Jersey by the F el sway Corp., the original Broadway The ceremony at St. are residing in Conway, engagement of their engagement of their The engagement of Miss comprises some 450 lineal "Fanny". Jeremiah's Church, N.H. Paula Jeanne Dolshun to Union. daughter, Miss Deborah daughter, Miss Susan Jayne descendants of the orginal Mr. Sonnentag, Westfield The other lead role, that of Framlngham, was per- COAT TOO SHORTt Ellis Lea to Robert Sydney Schmit to Edmund Baker Gregory T. Waugh, son of Pilgrims who arrived In 1960 formed by Msgr. Edmund Earn Honors wm Mr. and Mrs. JohnT. Waugh High School Class of 1970, is Cesar, is played by Russell Steele, son of Mrs. Sydney Faulkner Jr., son of Mrs. aboard the historic a senior at Fairleigh Brown of Woodbridge. He F. Hammer, a cousin of the Bruce K. Smith has been UNINOSHAIiYf Lee Steele of SparUnburg, Faulkner of Cranford and of 330 Mountain Ave., has Mayflower. They are bride. A reception followed named to the honors list for wsy asmci tr been announced by her Dickinson University, has appeared in several lead S.C., and the late Mr. Steele. the late Mr. Faulkner, banded together to "trans- Madison, and a member of roles in Woodbridge "Plays at the Maridor, the spring semester at parents, Mrs. Mary S. mit the spirit, the purity of 1 Framingham. Fairleifh-Dickinson's STOtAOt A December wedding is Miss Schmit was Dolshun of 115 Ludlow PL Gamma Iota Alpha in the Park* series. As a planned. graduated from Westfield purpose, and steadfastness fraternity. He is employed member of various opera Teaneck-Hackeniack cam- CUSTOM CUAWMO and William Dolshun of of will of the Pilgrim pus. He is in the College of Miss Lea was graduated High School in 1969 and is a Springfield. by the First National Stores, associations in New Jersey, from Converse College in senior at Newark State Fathers to those who shall Inc., Westfield. he has performed in such United Counties Business. Attaining the 1971 and is an art teacher in College, Union, majoring in Miss Dolshun is a junior come after." hits as "the Most Happy dean's list in the college of Mf i. SSOAO SfSJBT and dean's list student at Rtalt* ThMh* the Spartanburg Public special education and A comprehensive Lineage Fella" and "Bells Are Declares Dividend arts' are Jesnlne K. • tts-Mts Schools. A provisional elementary education. She Seton Hall University Book recording all past and Club Welcomes Ringing". He is associated Procopio and Hugh F. member of the Junior is a member of Kappa Delta majoring in elementary current members of the with the Ciba Geigy At its meeting Oct. 12, the Robison. League of Plainfield, she is Pi, educational honor education. She and her New Jersey Society is New Members Pharmaceutical Co., board of directors of United a descendant of Roger society. fiance are graduates of currently under preparation Summit. Counties Trust Company, Williams, founder of Rhode Mr. Faulkner was Westfield High School. by Walter H. Kitchel of Six new members of the I Tickets for the per- Elizabeth authoriied Island. graduated from Cranford Mr. Waugh is planning to Lake wood, governor of the Woman's Club of Westfield i formances or the pre snow Colonial Hill study at Cooper Union society. Saturday is cut-off were introduced at last payment of its regular Mr. Steele was graduated High School and in 1972 from i buffet may be obtained from quarterly cash dividend in ; from Wofford College where Rutgers University, New School of Art and Ar- date for inclusion of new week's meeting at the Mr. George Drabin, 1612 Learning Center he was a member of Delta Brunswick, where he chitecture, New York City. members in the book. It is Baptist Church's Fellowship j Boynton Ave. the amount of 20* per share CrtLfed by N.J. Suit D«ft. of Edwatkm Sigma Phi fraternity. He is majored in business ad- During the past three years expected to go on sale this Hall by Mrs. Carlyle J. on Nov. l, to stockholders of NURSERY SCHOOL ministration. he has been the recipient of summer., Wieseman. They are now associated with various awards and honors Mesdames John W. record Oct. 23. Also ap- TntMtfacttlty A.M. aid P.M. $mt Deering-Milliken Cor- The educational project of Student Teachers proved at the same meeting *i*9_™}&FlJzr^F*i Will E^WppM ¥W9 poration in Union, S.C. recognizing his ar- the group is the widespread, Brumbaugh, Chester DtoKtad Pfosjnm chitectural pursuits. He is free distribution of copies of Conrad, Thomas Cory, Sandra Cowan and Rachel ! were a 5 cents extra cash LbaMtd EmottM an architectural draftsman the Mayflower Compact *^U**fcHftbeck, Wilbur Jttatimeht.Qf Wastfield are dividend payable Dec. i, to PORTATfON PftOVIOCD Bavarian Night wluYBakM^JJaly and Levy < among students at Cedar stockholders of record Nov. *'. * • J. '' . ; • (first Instrument of self in Ridgefleld Park. government in the New MUdred'Fipcher. Crest College, AUentown, 1, and a stock dividend of WESTFIELD Call SHS The Mountainside A July wedding is plan- Pa., gaining experience as Newcomers will have a World) to students of Mrs. Harold Brennan and one share for each 35 owned t" ned. American History. These Mrs. George W. Mann student teachers this term payable Dec. 15, to Bavarian Night Sattrday at are obtained by request opened the meeting with in their course of study the Knights of Columbus leading to a bachelor of arts stockholders of record Nov. Make It With from a school principal or a prayer and a pledge to the 10. Hail, North Avenue, from 9 superintendent of a school flag. Speaker was Mrs. Ruth degree. Both are dean's list p.m. -1 a.m. Chairmen are system, directed to Mr. S. Ballou, coordinator for students. Mrs. John Graziano and Wool Show the state Division of Con- Sandra, editor of the Mrs. John Hvizdak. Kitchel. * The annual Make It sumer Affairs. college yearbook, ESPEJO, Yourself With Wool Fashion Mayflower descendants is the daughter of Mrs. Wedding Show will be presented planning to attend the LPN Talk Natalie Cowan, 642 Fair- Saturday, Nov. 18, by luncheon meeting include mont Ave. Rachel, daughter Mrs. Charles M. Pond, Mrs. "The Role of the Licensed of Mr. and Mrs. William Cakes District 6, Auxiliary to the Christian Oehler, reser- Practical Nurse in Public National Wool Growers Maidment, 102 Dickson Dr., Mtt i^ssB^aAa^isi ^A ^M ^^^tf^s%^fl ^si^ vations Chairman; Mrs. Health Nursing* will be is a member of Delphi, the W'MU'.tittyui Association and the Richard E. Barker, discussed by Mrs. Dorothy If not for the flg wup, cer- Susan Jane Schmit American Wool Council, a college honorary scholastic tain kinds of figi would bt division of the American Assistant to the Secretary; Griffin at the meeting of The •xtlnct. Miss Isabel Wallace; Licensed Practical Murse society. Wellesley Aides Sheep Producers 'Council, William Wallace; Mrs. John with the National Association of New Jersey, Cedar Crest Jr. Mrs. E. Alfred Herberich Headquarters in Denver, H. Wachter, Member of the Division 12, at 8 p.m. Nov. 21 Tht of Standiah Ave. and Mrs. Colo. Mrs. Walter Sennett of Board of assistants, all of in the First Baptist Church, Jill Meierdierck was a margie'i Louis F. Kreek Jr. of Westfield. Also, Mr. and Elm St. Mrs. Griffin is on TURK-STYLE Weatfield is district Mrs. Milton E. Terry, the staff of the Westfield member of the committee at Bradford Ave., representing director. member of the board and Visiting Nurse Association. Cedar Crest College plan- cake the New Jersey Wellesley The contestants select the treasurer, respectively; An important business ning Parents' Weekend Club, attended the 49th fabric or yarn which must Mrs. Herbert t. Smith, meeting will follow. activities Oct. 21-22. A ANTIQUIS AND session of the Wellesley be 100 per cent wool, loomed junior, she is the daughter of 1MM Imrtk AW IICOND HAND College Alumnae Council on member of the board, all of Members are urged to at- TIM111 PURNITUftl in America, the pattern and Mountainside. Also, Mrs. tend and to bring another Mr. and Mrs. Paul Meier- the campus Oct. 24-26. Many accessories to construct Osgood S. Rogers, life L.P.N. as a guest. dierck of 1609 Rising Way. participants remained for their own garment which member of the board, and In e i naugurat ion they will model. They will be Walter Van Hoosen, both of ceremonies of Barbara judged by Mrs. George Kan wood, and Mrs. Vernon B. Baker of Scotch Plains Estate Sates Managed Warne Newell, 10th Craig, teacher in Plainfield member of the board. president of Wellesley, Adult School, Mrs. Rose (ONNOI II It 17291. Second It. Frenchman and Mrs. Frank Scotch Mains Weeds are succeiiful in the Stiskal from the Union 322-702* battle for life became they County Extension service. Open 9:30 a.m. to 5 p.m. are able to stand extremes The fashion show will follow of cold and heat, drought, the contest at Huffman- WUSi high windi and even fire. Koos, Rahway. CHRISTMAS Only 32 Shopping Days 'Til Christmas! Whether It b« in - Time to start those projectsl .•Lenox China •Crystal • Lamps •Dacorativa Accessories • Bar Gadgets Styrofoam Balls and Shapft • • ill L Stocking Stuff*rs t Trays• Snack TabUs 1 diamond -wise., That's why w v-^'-Yryi"-- 1 •V1 L V- V • • ."•'..- - many soon-to-be engaged couples Pearls — Trimmings •Gifts in Brass, Coppor , come to us for guidance. No matter Wood, and P«wt«r what size diamond, each customer receives our very, very personal Sequins 7 packages for $U Glass tHummtl Figurines attention. We know every facet •Barricini Candy of diamond selection, and we're happy to enare that knowledge Ribbons-Outdoor, ale. with you. Cards — Wrappings — Ribbons Tags, Enclosures The mood Is casual, tin1 look lung mi el Everything and Anything you'll as Carlyu towns two luxury fabrics In a oiu Th«r« It itill HIM t» CHRISTMAS CAHOS. W« will Comedy", drama and Woman's Club, Elm St. Intermediates, High School r«w«» CALENDAR speech dept. of Westfteld field i, S: is p.m. , EF Cards Aid Chit High School, auditorium. Kidney Coil Exchange 1,1 28th annual Harmony Zffl 25 Kreskin, Westfield High -v _^ ™" v» "^ ^ if Garden dept Woman'* Today at 3:30 p.m., Workshop, First Baptist School, S p.m. Holiday of Westfieltieldd Sold In 105 Countries '-•*51.«. Club, 11:30 p.m. Friday and Saturday Church, f :30 a.m. 27 Book and Author Tea, Colonial Chorus, W HoUy Boutique, Mt. 8:30 p.m. )0 American home dept. of Presbyterian parish SPEBSQfiA, Westfield Until the advent of may be found even in the Trail Garden Club, Hit* School, 17 Antiques dept., Woman's Woman's Cfub, house, 2 p.m. UNICEF Greeting Cards, 23 thatched huts of jungle Community Presbyt- Elizabeth Gas Co., Elm 2S New members dept., 1. 2 Aquasprites Christ years ago, the custom of settlements, the igloos of the ( '/ erian Church, Deer Club, 1 p.m. 17 Duplicate bridge, St. 1 p.m. Woman's Club, 11:30 •ending printed greetings at Artie and the tents of desert Path, Mountainside, 10 p.m. Itv*:v'i Woman's Club, • p.m. SI Music dept. and p.m. holiday times was nomads. a.m. - 3 p.m. Oioralecrs, Woman's Dec. 1,1 Overlook »,1O Westfield Glee Club, traditional to only three Artists from more than SO ^•^' li, 17, IS 'Black IS Garage sale of Sub Jr. Club, l p.m. Musical Follies, Summit Westfield High School countries, ttie United States, countries, both children and Saturday, Dec. t, s:30 Great Britain and Germany. adults, have contributed ,\ >. p.m.; Sunday Dec. 10, Today, UNICEF Cards are designs to the annual card 4:30 p.m. sold in 105 countries and collections of the United Nations Children's Fund. ^»TTTp^J> h»H Often regional in style, always of universal appeal X!' in theme, these cards have created a new form of cultural exchange among Barbara Corcoran, Kathy Coogan, Stephanie distant peoples as well as a Cimaglia, and Cindy K«(lof f art thown pricing it*m$ for way to further the work of the Sub Junior Woman** Club Country Fair which will b* UNICEF. held Saturday, at tht Elm Stmt Field. All proceed* will in IMIf CVttMf • • The most important and go toward* the club project, Quett, a branch of the March attractive aspect of of Dim«t. CfJv • a • • * •••i^^-sf- UNICEF Cards remains the e • e humanitarian one, sending rui OFF-STOUT . 'ASKING CALL. KM. AFWWNTMINT Am coNomoNmo hope to a child. Over the Ackman Earns Fair Saturday Hews: f te * — FrWays tH f - E* wismcio years their sale has enabled r UNICEF to broaden the Army Commission Ma* scope of its activities in the To Aid Quest 100 Elmer Street, Westfield 232-0700 i fields of child nutrition, Eric M. Ackman, 22, ion F. I. of Mr. and Mrs. Vaughn R. The Elm Street Field will health, disease Ackman of 447 Channing be the site Saturday of the . safe water Ave., recently was com-annual bargain-filled production, education, and Country Fair sponsored by family planning. missioned an Army second lieutenant upon graduating the Sub Junior Women's Further information may from the Infantry Officer Club of Westfield. Proceeds be received from Mrs. Candidate School, Ft. from the fair will go to Walter A. LaPierre, 133 W. Benning, Ga. Quest, a branch of the Dudley Ave. or Mrs, During the 23-week March of Dimes dedicated Frederick Alan Schulaner, course, he was trained in to eliminating pre-natal 555 St. Marks Ave. leadership, small unit birth defects. F tactics and infantry The Country Fair French Assigned weapons. He also received promises treasures and instruction in map andmany unusual items. To Sheppard AFB aerial photograph reading, Anyone interested in Airman Bruce D. French and counterinsurgency donating articles may call of 1217 Wyoming Dr., operations. Betsy Batiold, 421 Highland CfNTRAL AVINUf PHONEi 233-4100 Lt. Ackman entered the Ave., or Barbara Corcoran, t ' • - Mountainside, has been 21S Golf Edge. PARKING IN OUR LOT ON 132 fLMER STREET assigned to Sheppard AFB, Army in February 1972 and Tex., after completing Air was last stationed at Ft. Hours are 10 a.m. - 4 p.m. Force basic training. Jackson, S.C. Rain date is Sunday. The airman has been A 1967 graduate of assigned to the Technical Westfield High School, he To Survey Voter Training Center at Shep- received a bachelor of pard for specialized training science degree in 1971 from Profile in the communications field. Bowling Green State Airman French is a 1968University, Bowling Green, graduate of Governor Ohio. Did you vote Nov. 71 Were Livingston Regional High you registered but did not School, Berkeley Heights, A very Reelected vote? and attended Upsala The Union County The Bureau of the Census College, East Orange. Coordinating Agency for will ask these and other F Higher Education has questions about voting YUKON FILM SUNDAY reelected James S. Avery of activity in the 1972 national 1940 Inverness Dr. Scotch election of persons 18 and "New World in the Plains, chairman at itsolder in a sample of Yukon," a sound, color film annual meeting at Union households in this area will be shown at The Union County Technical Institute during the week of Nov. 20- County Park Commission's here. 24. AHMnCfl IB • • • Trailside Nature and A beautiful tabk Mt for Science Center in the gracious entertaining with Watchung Reservation at 2 UrtOK "Rhodora" china and p.m. Sunday. Bathroom "Star firm" eryt(nl ;;. . Sti*ff "RoMi" sterling Coordinates ;' Glamorous cr* Mr. and Mrs, Joel H. 4 r I Heller of Arlington, Va. Bathroom Accessories t ' announce the birth of their second daughter, Sharon Elaine, on Oct. 7. Mrs. Unusual Bath Boutique Heller is the former Lynne Vanities Marble Tops Medicine Cabinets Jacobs, daughter of Mr. Plastic and Glass Shower Enclosures and Mrs. H. Aaron Jacobs of Visit Our Beautiful Showroom 744 Knollwood Terr. 1602 Park Ave. South Plaihfield Mr. and Mrs. Charles Phone 561-4010 Ward of 257 Edgewood Ave. became parents of a baby Amerlco h . . . d«cora»lv«, claitt* boy Oct. 29 at Muhlenberg tablt lampt by Fr«d«rkk Ceoptr Hospital. tBOWCRAFT and Knob Cr«tk, painstakingly •* * * handcrofttd to provide room* A daughter was born Oct. and Mttingt with distinctive 27 at Muhlenberg Hospital to SPORTS SHOP Mr. and Mrs. Frank Peluso Route 22, Scotch Plains dacor. (abov«) Frtd«rlek Cooper's of 12 Stoneleigh Pk. She has "Adam Clastic" In mtllow wormwood been named Nicole. E$U 1940 233-0675 at $75.00; (lower) Knob Qr—k'* + 18th C«ntury lamp in blut ctalft ^ - at $119-50 • * * 8 Et 40 Elects 1 fa Oir 33rd Ytar Selling OiMoor FH I Sports America It ... New Officers Salton's radiant glass topped The first marche of 8 et 40, Hotroy, $9.95; Union County Salon 146, was held recently at the 1973 Salton's "Patio Master" Hotray American Legion Post . . .22%" x 11" size makes Home, North Ave. Skiing Fashions It idedl for entertaining, $29.95. New officers are : Le And Equipment Our "James River" collection 'sfaj- -: J y Khl-'O Petite chapeau, Mrs. Robert m •••*f."v -.?:*. ,$ - 1U '-•y<#v#<:&-:\ of Brast Accessories . . . Wacher; deml Chapeau m &4ft**.^::: 7J and here we've pictured th* premiere, Mrs. William m Banks; demi chapeau William and Mary Sconce :<-x 5S= frK*; ••-£ >^ deuxieme, Mrs. Eleanor S:^:<:• '.•:^ ' • ^.^.v,1! - at $30.00 each, and the. ^:>r iss Pallagy; la secretaire, Mrs. ••-.: :• •-•$ .-fr •*:*«ffff> i Old Dominion Candlestick, Mtm -^ ?Ki:; Ann Colicchio; la cassiere, *.w 0.™ $55.00 a pair. Mrs. Josephine Frick; m.••if. l'archiviste, Mrs, Calvin m& ^ : Walck; l'amonier, Mrs. Al Ferko; la concierge, Mrs. ^Sr «>s' e Steve Norin; la surin- '-:*> tendante, Mrs. Ann .s.\ Year-Round Rechsteiner; poivoir •/'.. member, Mrs. Walck. % Tennis Fashions *.^:> '/.'.-•: Chairman are: Auditing, ^ And Equipment r H8« America It ... the heritage of Helen Walsh; chapeau s Wllllamiburg, expressed In our 4 t'iU i project, June Lesko; children and youth, Viola collection of 18th Century Dunham; Christmas seals, '*? jr: Backpacking And Rock Climbing reproductions of originals found Betty Marshall; constitution In restored Wllllqmsburg. and by laws, Trudy Banks; For New Jersey or Mt. Everest Glassware, china and pottery... coupons, Jane Egan; dark stiver, pewter and brass ,,. horse, Rose Anne Antonl; pictures and other decorator fines, Bertha" Horln; fun, .->, . accessories in our Early fellowship and service, Americana Shop. Alice Moeller and Helen - - ;. Uhrln. Also, Hospitality, Betty Walck; partnership, Eleanor Pallay; publicity, Ann Ferko; music, Jessie Cox and Marlon Hoeft; . - • - i - rituals and emblems, Beatrice Schneller; scholarship, Ann KechBteiner; scrap bo ok, Beatrice Furr; sunshine, Sole Specials Too .. . Bertha Horin; ways iv and Throughout The Year means, Anne O'Shea and Betty Murshold. •THE WESTFIELO (N.J.) LEAOEK, THl KSDAY. MOVKMBKM '* university is invited to join Pine Barrens the Mountainside Branch of sr Resident To Speak Overtook Drug A.A.U.W. Mrs. Robert AAUW Topic Kierspe will gladly answer Book and Author Tea Center Subject any questions regarding At toftifht' s monthly membership. Among the four authors reacting of the Mountainside A.A.U.W. Scholarship who will speak Nov. 26 at the For Auxiliary Bran** ol the American Applications are available Book and Author Tea Mrs. Arthur C. Fried, AasociatkM of University to any Mountainside girl sponsored by the literature Wsman, Joseph L. Lomax Westfield Town Chairman, now attending college. and drama department of has announced that the fall wttl apeak on "Historical Please contact Mrs. Louis the Woman's Club of and Ecological Overview of open meeting of the Parent/ 1467 Woodacres Westfield, is Ann Cornwell women's Auxiliary of tfce Jersey Pine Barrens." Drive, for further in* SUrke. She has written and The public is invited to Overlook Hospital will be formation. illustrated a book, held Monday, Nov. 30, at attend at 8 p.m. in the "Grandpa* Shadow", the Mountainside Public 9:30 a.m. in the hospital's story of her childhood on a Wallace Auditorium. library To Play In Concert farm in Virginia. Mr. Lomas is research A panel rtjamssion on The Young Artists The book is filled with true Overlook's new Drug assistant in the Entomology Chamber Orchestra will tales, memories of pets and Department at Rutgers Treatment Center will be inaugurate its sixth season farm animala with ad- led by Dr. Arthur S. University. He has studied Sunday, with a concert at 3 ventures of her childhood. mosquito breeding and McLellan, director of p.m. in the Morris Museum, Sidney Bank Designed for children, 6*, it community and emergency hibernation in (he Delaware Normandy HeighU Road, also has nostalgic appeal for Valley; native fish for PARTY GOERS.- Many area retidente attended the sixth medicine; Dr. Daniel J. Mdrristown. Conducted by annual dinner dance recently at Meyfair Farm*, Weet adults. O'Connell, director of mosquito control, the Edwin A. Finckel of London Bound. Mr$. Victor Martin of Atlentown, Pa., tropical Costa Rican wet- Orange, tponeored by the Senior Auxiliary of the Mrs. SUrke was born and psychiatric services, and Madison, a group from the reared on a farm in Fairfax Thomas J. Brown, director right, wa$ the winner of a trip to London given for the forest ecosystem, and, Children'* Specialised Hospital. Shown from left are Scholarthtp Fund of the Woman'J Club of Weetfleld. She orchestra will present "A Mr: Edward t. Swan Jr., co chairman of the party; County, Va. within sound of Ann Cornweli Stmrke of social services. The Drug currentlyt laboratory Concert to Welcome it $hown with Mrt. Anthony J, Stark Jr., left, Mr$, procedures for the Mre. William R. Cunnick, chairman, and Mr*. George the Great Falls of the Treatment Center offers the Christmas". Potomac River. Her Her book is 'Out of The services of two experienced Char It* M. Pond, member* of the club, and MU* Diane development of improved Smith, a member of the auxiliary. Fa$hion* were Curtained World". Dr. Truax of Travelong of Westfletd which arranged the trip insect repellents. .Among participants in presented by Jane Smith. education began in a one drug counselors, one a man this conceit are Lisa Keller room schoolhouse and Peter Sammartino will andone a woman, formerly Mr*. Martin will take with her hueband. Any woman holding a and Michael Curry of continued at Business High relate the struggles of with the State Department baccalaureate degree from building Fairleigh Plains, Clark and Cranford. Weatfield. School. Washington, DC, of Health, now working out Membership chairmen are an accredited college or Curtain Up Begins Air Force George Washington Dickinson University of the hospital, but soon to NCJ W Luncheon University and Temple described in his latest book, The Greater Westfield Mrs. Anthony Williams and 1 be located in a house on the Mrs. Dennis Smith. On "Company Training in Tex. Business College. She also "Of Castles and Colleges/ hospital property. Section of the National Needlepoint Crewel Second Lieut. Martin studied piano and singing. and William McMahon wiU Trie source of referrals for Council of Jewish Women The main projecpro; t lor the The Scotch Plains Players Michael Maxick, ion of Mr. After her marriage to a speak on several books he help can be from the in- held its annual paid-up year, "JusticJusi e fer Hooked Rug* and Mrs. Martin J. Mazick, college professor, Or. has written on the history of dividual himself or from membership luncheon Children/' will investigate production of the award Emory P. Starke, an south Jersey. recently at Temple Emanu- winning musical, "Com- 13 U>\% Pl.f Fanwood, has others, and should be made children in trouble and their Antiques Gifts entered U.S. Air Force pilot organist and choir director, by calling Social Services at treatment by our courts and pany" Friday and Saturday she attended the Julliard Mrs. Jacob Horowitz: of 'ted // will star Eddie Prestridge of training at Laredo AFB, r the hospital, extension 316, legal system. Scotch Plains. Active in the Tex. School of Music in New York and asking for a drug Scotch Plains is president of Players for five years, he A I960 graduate of Union and became a professional Bank Report* counselor. the Greater Westfield Following luncheon, the has had leading roles in Catholic High School, Scotch singer and teacher. She also Twigs, Auxillans, and all section which is composed Probe Theatre presented "Carousel, Most Happy Plains, he received hia B.S. paints, working especially Continued Growth interested in learning about of Jewish women from "Drama Du Jour," a Fella, You Can't Take It degree this year from in the media of oils, Overlook's Drug Treatment Springfield, Westfield, (framatic exploration from With You, South Pacific, Rutgers University and was Mrs. Starke has lectured ! The National State Bank, Center are urged to attend. Mountainside. Scotch Aristophanes to Beckett. Show Boat and Forum." commissioned there on India where ihe and heri Elizabeth, reports total A brief business meeting Originally from Baton through the Reserve husband lived for several resources for the first nine will be conducted by Mrs. how the world Rouge, La. Mr. Prestridge Officers Training Corps years. She is well known in months of 1972 at Bernard von Hoffmann, I 9637,070,lM.06, an increase Upstairs at *" has had vocal training in the program. He is a member of Westfield where her Auxiliary president. Coffee what's behind field of sacred music and Kappa Sigma. husband was a church ! of more than $30.5 million will be served by New 474 MorrlsAve.,Eestbound ltd tt *•***• t organist and she the choir over the same period in 1*71. |0n« Mock wtit of has appeared as baritone Providence Twig No. 4, your name soloist in major oritorios Council Elected director and soloist. Mrs. preceding the panel Farmer's Inn, Mtllburn Starke wrote "Grandpa's •!30to 4:00 Dally 376-1332 and sacred operas locally At the same time, total discussion. Heralik Jtwolry.... and on network television. I At Edison Shadow" for her three deposits were /. /.-. 'grandchildren. It is 1573,656,643.15, an increase unkgiKfy astSDMlind with ths , The eighth grade council ••V. dedicated to her grand- of more than 929.4 million Glasftburn Given Sort af Arms for the Mama you 4* Company" is being at Edison Junior High | School held elections fo" the father, the central over the first 9 months of iyMiMliitd tb tac m presented cafe theatre style character. 1971. Loans outstanding ROTC Scholarship at the Italian American Club current school year dip, cuff links, charm, pamtant recently. Elected were Three other authors will totaled $334,544,716.18. Net Christopher A. Glsssbum, i*pin,FiAi*si*iftKtntcM * * * in Scotch Plains, where food income for the bank was and drinks will be available. ! Leonard Shen, president; speak at the tea which will | a junior, is one of three §uarantsMl for a Iffrtimr The night club atmosphere j Jim Rokosny, vice- commence at 2 p.m. in the $2,469,991.86 or .82 a share. | Bucknell University • president; and Debbie. parish house of the ; students recently awarded A free Reeeercb Report lends itself nicely to this eccompenlet eech piece. Since 1941 fast, slick, modern day • Smith, secretary. Presbyterian Church. j Army R.O.T.C. Scholar- musical about a swinging, Nancy Henderson, a former Williams Named i ships. The two-year • WEDDINGS • SOCIAL EVENTS carefree bachelor whose ASWA Workshop nun, will discuss her five scholarship was presented Oricr NOW for Christmas •MEETINGS • SEMINARS married friends are intent i years in a convent she left U.S. Senator Harrison A. to Mr. Glassburn in • CONVENTIONS upon making him see that The American Society of I before taking final vows. Williams Jr. of Westfield recognition of outstanding SUPERVISED KOSHER FACILITIES only when one settles down Women Accountants will j academic performance ana I* have a workshop in human i • (DNJ) has been appointed ! demonstrated leadership 4 Elegant Banquet Rooms can one truly be happy. . to the board of directors of 1 Sealing for 1000 I communications Saturday I Camera Club potential. Others in the cast are, i at the Rutgers Alumni | "Rehabilitation In- 1 The son of Mr. and Mrs. mxuiun, Route 202-206 North Somer villa Ruth Divins, Harvey | Faculty Center, New ; ternationaJ USA," it > was William E. Glassburn, 1188 SLM & QUIMBY STS. f I WESTFIELD - 23247ft 725-2166 I Brunswick. Speaker will be ' Session Tuesday 6ptnDaUyBto5:30 1 J Cranfoid Garrison, Vicki Tripodo, i announced today by Mrs. Wyoming Drive, Moun- 12 John Heis, Jerry Garrison, Dr. Brent D. Ruben. »<••> JTh- e Plafnfield Camera Club tainside, Christopher is Th«raday 9 9 ^^a^T North Am, W, Judy Ensbrenner, Jolee -4 will hold a Photographic ! WilUam J. Walsh, president majoring in mechanical MASTER'CHARQE, HANOI-CHARGE, PERSONAL CHARGE, Garrison, Stanley Nathanson, Sonia Lewis and i of the organization. engineering at Bucknell. BUDGET A LAY-AWAY PLANS Jerry Hughes as the ; Society of America pictorial married couples. -1 competition at 8 pm Girlfriends are played by Carolyn Highley, Marilyn 1 Tuesday, at the United Ryan and Susan Garrison National Bank, 45 Martine and the dancers by Joan jAve, Fanwood. All in- Our Wright and Terry ; terested persons are invited Minlionica. 1 to attend. Christmas of Specials Fit comes first. Limited Edition Diamond $399. Reed & Barton 1972 Stride Rite builds their shoes lo fit Especially presented, beautifully. And that's the way Christmas *•?••_) and delightfully we fit them. Beautifully. Carats of Diamonds... Grade Stride Rite. 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We Keep ACCURATE RECORDS of All Fittings Mall REMINDER CARDS $14.95 Sterling Provide FREE SUE CHECKUPS Pewter Silver battery operated by Phlnney Walker Rose Diamond *Msks Randal's s Family Affair" Pendant OOil! 01 ElM IT.RANDAL'Saaa-uio Open Thursday lytnlno* Chrittmas t,ay-A-Way 121 QUIMBY STREET, WESTFIELD 232-1131 GLM&QUIMtiYSTS. WESTFIELD -232-6718 "»EN THURSDAY EVENINGS UNTIL 9 P.M. Maittr Chiro«, Handl-Cturgi, Pirioiwt Chirgt, Open Dally 9 to 6:30 "Cronford CLARA LOUISB CHAftUfi • BANKAfoflRICARD • MASTbHUHAROH HANOI-CHAROfc •nd Lav-A-Way Plins Thursday 9 to 9 12 North Ave.fW. 1 20 THE WESTFIELD (N-J.) LEADER, THUKSDAY, NOVEMBER 16, Named To Choir Vern Shinall in the role of Scocozza is concert master. First Spring Tropic Island Hansel and Gretel Alfio. Soprano Victoria A special student per- Elizabeth Alford '75, tainside. Miss Vona is the Vergara and contralto formance of Cavalleria Nancy Scott '73 and daughter of Dr. and Mrs. Has Appeal To Be Exploredj Antonia Kitsopoulos will put Rusticana is scheduled lor Marieantoinette Vona 75 Joseph Vona of 10ft Marlboro Se Sc off their "Hansel and Symphony Hall Friday, Jan. have been selected for St. and Miss Scott, assistant Gretel" identities to assume 19, at l p.m. featuring a membership in the Cedar manager of the For All At Film-Talk Opera Iheatre of New Natalie Costa, whoae opera darker dramatic roles in II distinguished roster of organization, is the it 1 Tabarro. young artists from the New Crest College concert choir. First Spring' is a clean, Ever see a lizard that runs Jersey highlights the debut in the title role of Miss Aiford is the daughter of Mr. and Mrs. book. Subtitled, "A December-January musical 'Toeca" with the New York These tense, terse dramas York City Opera, the John Scott of 210 Canterbury on water? Want to enjoy Metropolitan, and Opera daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Martha's Vineyard Jour- magnificent close-up photos scene with three fully- Lyric Opera Company waa of infidelity and murder will Frank Feely of Moun- Rd. nal", its appeal reaches far mounted operas and a series greeted with rave reviews. be directed by Franco Theatre of New Jersey's of the jeweled Wrcfr of the Young Artists Program. beyond those who have a tropics and the fascinating of special student per- Miss Costa has »long list of Gratale. Stage designer is fondness for the fragile formances at Newark's musical comedy and Ercole Sormani of Milan. The student performance colorful insects? These and will include complete island off the coast of other animals and plants of Symphony Hall. dramatic emits, as well aa Alfredo Silipigni, artistic Massachusetts where the Humpcrdutck's beloved a first appearance with director of Opera Theatre, production scenery and tropical Barro Colorado costumes and full orchestra author now lives year round Island of the Panama Canal Hansel and Gretel will be Opera Theatre in will conduct. Opera and is managing editor of Opera Theatre's holiday 'Ftafcrmaiis." Theatre's 60 member or- and chorus. An advance fiiftoa* Zone will be described by study guide is available the famous weekly news- Greg McMillan in the package for the Newark A special student frets chestra is made up largely paper, the Vineyard area, scheduled for of New Jersey residents, from Opera Ineatre free of Audubon Wildlife film- -eheanal of Hansel and charge. Gazette lecture, "The Living Saturday, D*c. t, at 2 p.m. Gretel is scheduled Thurs- many of whom play in other PhyllUMtrai Mascagni's Cavatleria day, Dec. 7 at Symphony major ensembles, including Ticket information is Phyllis Meras went to the Jungle" at 8:15 p.m. Thurs- the Metropolitan Opera island from the city for bird Meras recalls from her day, Nov. » at Park Junior Rusticana and Puccini's II Hall. available from Opera Tabarro, both starring Orchestra and the New York Ttieatre, Symphony Hall, songs, spring flowers, open childhood, especially of the High School, Park Ave., In a completely different Philharmonic. Frank fields with deer nibbling, ice cream cow. There are Scotch Plains. internationally-famed mood, CAVALLERIA 1018 Broad St.. Newark. wild cranberries and interviews with celebrated Mr. McMillan spent six Placido Domingo, are RUSTICANA, teamed with Ourtbgont QUALITY soughing pines. There she residents and visitors such double-billed for Sunday, IL TABARRO, brings the weeks in this tropical Jan. 21, at 7 p.m. ossorliMftts kl,SILVER has cast off the defenses in as Vance Packard and Joe paradise to more accurately more contemporary realist, which she bound herself as a Howes, known as the Sage of and completely present this In the December fairy- or "verismo" tradition to HOT SLAX inclwfe: AND 24k GOLD city dweller and has learned West Tilbury. tale opera, Hansel will be Newark. film. The island is a ng b PLATE GIFTWARE to open her eyes and to keen A former staff writer for research center for the sung by distinguished Placido Domingo, who Help Us Celebrate Our Strving her senses to the joys of the New York Times, Provi- contralttlt o Antonia Klt- will sing the male leads, is forwtddings, Smithsonian Institute. The topoulos, who recently Trayt annivarsana*, flora, fauna, and feather. dence Journal and LpJies film is a result of ten years the young Metropolitan New Low Price Policy Sandwich plttw This personal Journal is a HomeJournal, Miss Meras portrayed Prince Orlofsky tenor whose meteoric toirthdays,atc. exploration and shows in- In Opera Theatre's "Die Dtp/shrimp critical, poetic report on the received a Pulitzer credible variety of life career haa taken him to 20% OFF' _ . st FKtoryaiUfiHours: condition of an island and its Fellowship in 1M7-6S to forms in the jungle; black rnederma s" and who last Convent Garden and La CandyMut people; an almanac of lore. interview and do critical season won acclaim as Seals, the Vienna State howlers and spider Opera, the Hamburg State All TOPS and SLAX _ ... otthtt NowOptn for your Nature lovers will find writing on prominent, monkeys, tamandua, paca, Adaigisa, singing with Candlt hoi* rs convtnianca appeal and humor in her contemporary American Beverly Sills in Opera Opera, and the San Fran- - Spscial Thtwdsy, Friday ft Saturday the basilisk lizard, honey Iheatre's "Norm*." ;isco Opera. His triumphs Low Cut PliM Je«M at sn Extra 10% Off.wfUi Punch stts Won. through Sat., awareness. Conservatio- writers. Her sister in law is creepers and masked ThtaAd Cakt jHatts nists will share her feelings the former Bonnie Bunting Soprano Victoria Vergara include the tenor part in 10 A.M. to 6 P.M. tanagers to name a few. Beethoven's "Missa Start Our ChrMmtt Lay-Away Plan Now about progress and develop- of Mountainside whose Thii it second in a series of will sing Gretel. A student of H» Hem if DiiiMlM/SMt Sitortaithi-A Mvlttos si ment, her concern that the father, Sam Bunting, has Ucta Albanese, Miss Solemnis" performed for taught for many years at five film-lectures sponsored Pope Paul in St. Peter's 107 Qulmby St., Wild. supposedly indestructible by the Watchung Nature Vergara made a memorable elements may soon be Westfield High School. Mis* Opera Theatre debut as Basilica. Meras is a graduate of Club of Plainfield area and *. -^« 233-9881 missing and that the earth the National Audubon Countess CHga in "Fednra." Domingo will be Joined in 104 NORTH AVE. WESTFIELD can so easily be emptied of Wellesley College and Peter, the Father, will be Cavalleria by the noted except fair traded items Columbia School of Jour* Society. Other programs sung by baritone Vern soprano Giulla Barrera and • HandtChargt . • Marttr BinkAffttrioard W—r car of Cantral Ava.) Phona: 232*0127 its richness. naliim. will include "Everglades Her tale includes summer Safari" by Barbara Shi nail, in a repeat per- • ^ • M ^ ^ H-^H-I — formance of the role he • mornings, moon legends, The book fills one with Stewart, Dec. 11; "Ber- storm and calm. Her delight and nostalgia. It also muda-Land and Sea" by Dr. played last December. This vocabulary increases with heightens the awareness of William Jahoda, Feb 23; will be his sixth appearance Think a thank «* 51 it If*** such names long used by the the good and beauty still Left "Three Seasons North" by with the company. Shinall Think a thank you thought Think a thank natives such as pixie cups, in the world. D.J. Nelson, March 21. has won outstanding you thought you thought pudding stone, sea purses. Published by Chatham Tickets may be obtained at reviews for his work with Children as well as adults Press, it is available from the Toledo Opera SendanFTD will enjoy the fables Miss the door. Town Book Store. As a special instructor Association, and will appear gcndanFTD gendanFTD offer to new subscribers, during this coming season single admission may be with the Philadelphia Grand Weoandeltverthlt Tfenksgiver Talk On Health New England Froth Opera Company and the St. j} arranoamant credited toward the pur- ' WacandaHvarvm Among freshmen at New chase of series ticket after Paul Opera. llohtful srrsnpameflt aitDoat anywttare England College are Beth Gertrude, the Mother of aimoet anywrwra hi the oountry. daJtoMful arrangement Team Project the show. in the oountry. • ]Q00 ilmoat anywhere * • Keenen, daughter of Mr. All profits are used for the famous children lost in In the oountry. and Mrs. George Keenen local, state and national the woods, will be Marjorie 11 goo Raymond Olson spoke Jr., 15 Stoneleigh Park; Janzen, who made her debut recently to women of the conservation projects by the Jerry Hydock, son of Mr. Watchung Nature Club. in "Fledermaus," then went Presbyterian Church about and Mrs. Peter Hydock, 1061 on to her Italian debut in San a project that takes health Lawrence Ave., and Warren Remo, Italy, also under education to deprived areas. Nichols, son of Mr. and Mrs. "Croaker" U juit another Opera Theatre auspices. A team of 11 young people, E. N. Nichols, 2472 Hill Rd. name for the Channel Baia. The Witch will be sung by a doctor, a nurse and a dental hygienist went to an area in North Carolina with Evejy Sunday — 4 to 8 p.m. a population of 21,000. In this LAST BUFFET OF SEASON UTTLE GUYS DONT area of 1,000 square miles, ThmkajMiig, Nov. 23 from there are only four medical 2 to 8 p.m. (featuring) carved HAVE TO WEAR doctors, (one 93 years of A«a//aMe onty at FID Ftortatt, age, two on disability A«»Ms $4.00 CUMMP yjMkr 12 I $1.25 pensions and one a heart Ava/laMe wty at BABY SHOES JUST attack victim) one dentist, six public health nurses and one small hospital with no Wi D*Hu«r Around Tha Cornar XAUSE THEY'RE Or Around Th» World resident doctor, The team, STANDING SmtAMSHlr BOUND under the leadership of Mr. or BOAST iur AT ALLAMUCHY LODGE WESTFIELD Olson, was available as PISH a> CDCUN • CLAMS PANTHER VALLEY McEwen LITTLE GUYS. consultants. Many of the saminr * OTHBB DTMCAOES FLOWER Not when Jumping-Jacks gives them great little fash- people whom they contacted INC. ions like these ... and still provides the exacting fit had never before seen a SHOP Flowers doctor or dentist. It was also PANTHER VALLEY 321 SOUTH AVE, Ittt and special support their young feet need. Soft, flex- the first time the Public KOUTI S17 • AlUMUCHY, N. J, ible, sturdy ... and smart. That's the Jumping-Jacks Zkm mUtt Nt*ft H Hmto John C. Steuernogel WESTFIELD story. Fitting them precisely is our story. Health Department had any (201) IJ7-MO0 250 SNIINGFIIID AVE. SHOP THE SOUTH SIDE FOR Grov« St. at WeOrieJd Av« contact with many of these Weitfidd, 232-T142 people. NMr Broad St. 293-3650 PARKING CONVINIENCE Trie project lasted a week Jumping-Jacks. and revealed the desperate need in many parts of the Most feet are born perfect. They should stay that way. United States for doctors Think a thank-you-thought... and health services. The health fair was sponsored by TM the Presbytery of Elizabeth, and it is hoped that next summer there will be several more in these areas of great need. There couldn't be a more perfect time to thank someone Rider Finalists you love than at Thanksgiving. Eileen R. Harwood, ?Zd ht^ht thc "P ThanksSiver is all about. It says, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. ng my m ther or Frank Harwood of 908 t • Af£5. , , ? father.""Thanks for beine Willow Grove Rd., and Carol my friend." 'Thanks for being nice." "Thanks for memorTef A. McCormack, daughter of we shared before you went away." Mr. and Mrs. Robert Mc- And it says it sincerely and beautifully with flowers. Lovely Cormack of 23 Marlin Ct., Varrang6 d WUh 8 lden Wheat and slend< were recent finalists in Rider ar" ° * College's annual Homecoming Queen con- Sending a Thanksgiver almost anywhere is as easy as a call test. Eileen is a junior (Most FIoristsaccep t maio elementary education major S5JT ^ " and Carol, a sophomore tart a eW traditi and j " °«- I*'" keep you close to secondary education major d Ti*' n° ma"er how far awaV- When you Roughnock was named "Little Sister" think about , we all have a lot of thanking to do. this year of Phi Kappa Psi fraternity. Usually available for less than 00 Plays "Willie 10 Jim Williams has a leading role in "An Italian Straw Hat," a madcap farce about a man torn between his debt to a lady of easy x Whatever Amount of T1MI, SKILL and 'ATllNfli virtue and his duty to his required bride, in the Little Theater gledfy and caurteouily Series sponsored by the Rutgers University Department of Theater Arts. Hels a sophomore. LEARN EPSTEIN'S ELECTROLYSIS the KREE way .., Itowimlluir onroer In poritiiinoitt hair romova]. Avo no barrier, BOOTERY lt\\\\ or jiart time. \X Day or 10vo, Men, Wontnn. 163Enst Broad St., WcstfiekJ Cumo. wrlto or niione tor YRM 11OOKI.GT X, KREE OPEN THURSDAYS UNTIL 9 P.M. ELECTROLYSIS Aflk about new Specd-A-Glf te-flowcrs with silver, fine china, pottery or cryotol For that Extra Touch. IS! W, 41II,, H.V. 100)1 * llfl) MMIH HANDLCHARGE/BANKAMERIC^RD/MASTER CHARGE! •Ai «n Irulipindint tuilni»#m«n( CACII TTD Miml)«r Florid nil hla own prUn, © l«i FlorlaU' Trtniworld Dillvwy Allocation, fAMOUt IMlHtttQ tlNHR THK WE8TF1ELD L£ADEB» THURSDAY, NOVEMBER 1«, l»7t P»g* XI La M ancha Mrs. Farrow i*- • t Earns M,A.-Plu§ MM/ 1 Opens At Mrs. HdM Kinw ofm$ Paper Mill Lawrence Ave, ••rtatiat 1972 limited Edition professor of English at "MM of U , Union College, has com- ftarring Jerome Him and nletod requtiemeoU for the CHRISTMAS PLATES Marion Marlowe, opened certificate of advanced Nov. • at the Paper Mill study as a literature major. \()W Playhouse, State Theatre of The notification came New Jersey to a full houae. from fee Graduate Summer ••••V Hie SEO aign is out for a School for Teachers, good bit of fee four-week Wesleyan University, run. A few seats are Middletown, Conn, where available during Prof. Farrow in August Itianksaiving week! t • finished her fifth con- secutive summer of at- Mr. Hines, Louis tendance at the advanced Criscuolo and Jack Dabdoub study school. The certificate are repeating their roles as requires to hours of work "Don Quixote," "Sancho" beyond master's degree. It and the "Inntoper" from will be awarded to her at Paper MOT* production of Wealeyan's June, 1*73, mm last season by popular demand. Among th*$* attmndlng the rmctptian htld rmemntly in Prof. Farrow undertook PLAINFIELD SHORT HILLS MALL honor of thm Union County Cerebral Pal*y CmnUr'g new courses in seventeenth the Piper Mill company exflctfttvf director, Otcar Fritdtnthohn were Mr*. century poetry and in of "La Mancha", after William HeCaffery of Summit, preeident of the CP twentieth century avant- Playing in Millburn through >>:•>: Center'9 Service League; Mre. Frederick Meyer of garde literature and audited Dec. Sf will open at the Weitfleld, a member of the board of both the Union a humanities course In Coconut Grove Theatre, ••<•:= County Cerebral PaUy League and the Service League, world literature. All courses ** Miami, Fla., with Robert and hire. W. M. Oarbm of Weetfield, a member of the in the program were of a Horton, who Just played the Service League. The Ctnter hae the goal of robing seminar nature and role of "John Adams" in $470,000 for a new Cerebral Pal$y facility. designed especially for Paper Mill's "intelligent, serious replacing Mr. Hines students who have (*anlcii of imagination and initiative" "Man of La Mancha" will Flemington Fur and "to promote op- run Tuesday, Wednesday* portunity for free Thursday, Friday nitet at Announces 7th Design Contest discussion." 8;30; Saturday at 5 and 9:30 A graduate ofSwarth- and Thursday matinee at 2 Determined to identify mailed this week to all more College with a p.m. through Sunday, Dec. and encourage fashion public, private and bachelor of arts degree with S. There are student and parochial high schools in A ^ * i8 I design talent among young high honors,.Prof. Farrow senior citizen discounts on Americans, the Flemington Connecticut, Delaware, earned a matter of arts Thursday. Fur Company, one of the Maryland, New Jersey, New degree from Syracuse world's largest fine fur York and Pennsylvania. University and has done specialists, ha§ announced Eligible high school additional graduate work at its seventh annual fashion students may enter by Columbia University. She Your Color PORTRAIT design scholarship awards submitting an original Joined the Union College program. women's, men's or teenage staff in 1961 as a part-time Open to all area high fashion design. Additional instructor and the full-time SALE PRICED school juniors and seniors, entry blanks are available faculty in 1999. the competition is Jointly upon written request to the I sponsored by Flemington Fashion Design Contest MASS CELEBRANT * Furs, Flemington, N.J., and Director, Flemington Fur The Rev. Thomas B. the Traphagen School of Company, Flemington. The Meaney, pastor of St. Fashion, New York City. contest closes Feb. 28.Helen's Church, wat CHRISTMAS! Winners will be awarded Winners will be announced celebrant of the mass at the scholarships to Traphagen. in April 1973. Oct. 26 installation of of- Noting that the principal Representatives from ficers at the Father John P. purpose of the annual every facet of the fashion Worthington Knights of competition is to encourage industry are cooperating in Columbus. it 'lOSAVMVGS! talented American this scholarship program. youngsters to seek careers Among the distinguished NO extra chaife for family groups - Make yourappointmenttocby in the fashion design field, S. fashion leaders who will Rodgers Benjamin, serve as judges are Miss president of Flemington Carolyn Gottfried, editor of Furs, notes "More and more Seventeen, Nancy Benson, NEVER A SITTING CHARGE American women are fashion editor of ! f \ turning to American Cosmopolitan, Edith designers for fresh insights Huggins, fashion com- into fashion. The day is past mentator of WCAU-TV when Europe dictates each Philadelphia, Eve Or ton, \ • development on the fashion fashion editor, and Virginia 31* SOUTH AVENUE • 233^662;»;WESTPIELD scene/' he commented. Casey, fashion consultant Benjamin says that over for Empress Chinchilla. the past six years, the 11 ... r competition has uncovered \ * .'I I! a rich reservoir of design ADO THE TOUCH OF talent. Sara Polk, wife of U.S. Announcements of the President James Knox contest, together with rules Polk, was also his secre- tary. FOR and entry blanks, were r tr * V VA "the shop of Unusual Things!" > CANDLES-GLASSWARE-CARDS Especially for NOVELTIES -ANDMUCH MUCH MORE! Bluepte's PLUM PUDDING 4 HOLIDAY CENTERPIECES A GIFTS CANDLE CAN'T DECIDE? GIVE A CANDLE WICK GIFT CERTIFICATE ALL NEW MODERN SPACIOUS LOCATION AT 540 SOUTH AVE..-W., WESTFIELD 233-6364 r Savor our coffee c\ delicious snacks available at alt times. » -if. Front, Side, & "C?*1 li • ^ Traditions don't die or even fade away- and Flowers DINNER for Thanksgiving are as traditional as the day itself. As a centerpiece- around your home- as a gift to BE OUR DIMSER GL'ESTS ON THANKSGIVING your hostess. And speaking of traditions- we have We will offer a full Turkey been furnishing Flowers for all occasions for 5 J Years. Dinner with all the trimmings May we furnish yours?, VERA'S PALAZZOS and other entrees too , . . Very now, the soft flow of wide pants In beautiful black and white chrysanthemum and Mom doesn't have to do a print at 28.00, matching long sleeved shirt at 23.00, solid block tank top 16.00... EWEN FLOWERS thing but enjoy it. oil In carefree machine washablo nylon, to 16 Eitabltthed 1921 Sportswear, Plolnfieid and Short Hills Moll We Dtllvtr Around ih« Corntr or Around th» World by P.T.D. HALFWAY HOUSE OPF-THl-STMIT PROMT DOOR PARKING RT. 22 e MOUNTAINSIDE DAILY 9:30 to 6:3O/MON. & THURS. 'TIL9 PHONI 232-2171 PLAINFIELD 766-3100/SHORT HILLS MALL 376-3100 Gtove Sf. at Weirfleld Avt., Wsitfield 232-1142 tt THE WESTFIEU) (NJ.) LEADER, THURSDAY, NOVEMBER 1«, IWtt to use at a oownpayment in Hoover in New Sales Position New Service Combine Aids Transferees purchasing a home in their destination city. rve Kenneth C. Hoover of 1411 The more than IS mittkn in the family'* marketing vice president of These latest Pine Grove Ave. has been tomiUas who pull upstates requirement range to then. Holiday Inns, Mayflower arrangements come Just one Member-brokers are aMe appointed general order and and move each year as the The broker then arranges and Hill Security Van Lines month after All Points to advance employer- merchandise manager of result of |ob transfers can sponsored homeowners the air transportation through around the world have been announced its ability to offer necessary fundt to purchase the Jersey City service '- >' now look forward to an American Airlines and alto briefed on the program and many homeowners trans- center organization. Hoover «askr time of it thanks to a another home without makes the necessary will have it fully operational ferring to other cities an having to wait for the for- will be responsible for all >•? * new service reservations lor ac- this month. advance payment of equity inside sales activities as formed by All Points commodations at the mer to be sold. well as the procurement and Relocation Service of Holiday Inn. While all this merchandising functions at Atlanta has been going on, the local the plant The group includes Mayflower agent has been American Airlines, Holiday alerted so that he can begin Prior to this appointment, Inns, Aero Mayflower and in planning the movement of Hoover was a general sales Canada, Hill Security Van the family's household representative for Ryeraon Ud. All points, an belongings. in the Brooklyn, Staten international network of "Our firm has always 77W /our// vegetable rises in Island and Bayonne area. A real eaUte broken, will act •ought to offer the most stature when it is presented in graduate of Rutgers as the coordinating agency. complete real estate service these Sefandia vegetable University, he began his Rapidly changing possible in the Westfield dishes. The divided dishes are career with the company in population centers make it area," Schwiering said, "and Thanksgiving ideal for buffets; covered 1959 and has served in more vital than ever before we welcome this op- dishes do double duty for various sales, credit and KeMMtaC. Heaver that growing corporations portunity to expand our new homemakers. Polished merchandising capacities at move experienced per- services." Festive Holiday Dinner Rosewood handles enhance the Ryeraon-Jersey City of the Jaycees in Westlleld, sonnel to these emerging Schwiering said the plan the satin luster of the 18/8 plant. where he, his wife Joanne, centers. When an executive was put together after two stainless servers. Produced in Hoover is a former and their three children are is promoted, a replacement years of planning and it is director and active member residents. becomes necessary and a now ready to be fully Denmark, these trays offer the giant chain reaction seta in; operative in every major utmost variety A versatility usually involving many North American city and CHANTICLER CHATEA in use. transfers. almost 2,500 individual Municipal Court Magnified by the in- communities by over 5,000 agents. A Scotch Plains man, Jay months revocation of creased relocation of entire rling Road Walter Tintle, was referred driver's license against plants to the southeast and There is no charge by All by Acting Judge Charles N. John E. flrunner Jr. of 415 southwest affecting several Points Relocation Service Thorn to the county Hillside Ave. on s charge of hundred families, the for its part in arranging Warren Township prosecutor Nov. 8 on driving while impaired and magnitude of this expanding these services, Schwiering $10 penalties upon Louise B. problem becomes apparent. explained. charges of atrocious assault All points, American and battery, rape and Johnson of 543 American Airlines sees its carnal abuse. Shackamaxon Dr. and Airlines, Holiday Inns, Optn 'til South Ave. Mayflower and Hill Security participation in the program Garwood, NJ. Acting Judge Thorn also Nathaniel Dawson of WB9 as a means to tap the 1222 Closed Monday 9 P.M. Westfield Rd.. Or., Scotch saw this as an opportunity to WMfcdtys 7892290 levied a 965 penalty and six provide a much needed potential of the ever in- Plains, both charged with service to the North creasing job transfer careless driving. American public. market. According to Frank Svobodat director of sales Other recent court According to Henry L. for American, a move •'€& decisions by Judge Jack J. Schwiering, vice president Sfi. ANNO UNCING usually means several Yt Camillo are: of Alan Johnston Inc., the '>'', '-etw- • v. local All Points member, flights to examine homes in GRAND OPENING Thomas Holman, 520 more families than ever the new community. Hanford PL, violation of a before will be required to "Our statistics show that NOV. 15 no parking 24 a.m. or- move in 1973 as the result of as many as six round-trip flights are sometimes in- m dinance, fine suspended, $5 Job transfers. .'•v.. court costs. volved in one executive ••y wft- "For many families this is •"y» mm '-?*--. \/*\- -/:?>: transfer," Svoboda said. '-•y* -• - EILEEN'S ANTIQUES ETC. Barry P. Rose, a traumatic experience at •^v" --T-B" Springfield, parking too best/' Schwiering said. "We have been con- *&** •-8S Antique Rotv sidering a plan such as this close to a fireplug, $15. "Since real estate people :-.-.•£ M J CondriUo, 735 Hyslip deal with these problems for sometime.** Svoboda 1719 i. Second Sr. Scotch Plaint, NJ. continued, "but it wasn't km every day, we feel it is only ;>>• •>•-. Ave., dog at large, $15. until All Points put all the ->yy w Antlqum$*OM Furnlfure-Chlna-Ghss -Print at! ves 4 Collmcfablm Mrs. G. Mums, 417 natural for All Points to be Mi Washington St., dog at the coordinating agency for pieces together that we saw m large, $15. the many details involved in now truly effective the m wmI REGISTER FOR VALUABLE DOOR PRIZES Sandy Earl, 5 Sandy Hill moving from one com- program could be." Drawing Nov. 18 at 4 P.M. Rd., dog at large, $15. munity to another." "It's a completely new m Through its cooperative venture for us/' he added, ipg n"* Stanley Pathway, 133 "but we are not fearful of m Boynton Ct, doff at large, agreements, All Points •»:• pioneering a good idea, after mm $15, cost suspended. coordinates all the services m •v; involved In relocation. As all it was American who ffl Carlos Lourenco, 19, inaugurated such services list m i Plainfield, possession of soon as a member lists the as coach fares, military and Si?' I alcoholic beverage by a home of a transferring youth standby, family fares m minor, $35. executive for sale, he alerts and hourly commuting am* Diane Wall, 18, Dunnellen, the destination Realtor who schedules." I-"""" n, • .". - " possession of alcoholic immediately .furnishes ••v-v. beverage by a minor, $35: information and photos of Roger Rasmussen, m Robert R. Dickerson, 205 Walnut Ave., Cranford, f i -V.,\. violation of probation, I _ • T contempt of court, six months jail term. What's best for baby... m James F. Linger, ffl Elizabeth, unregistered is Buster Brown. * V vehicle, $20; ficticious Butter Brown fcnows tablet lifts a book. You can m >*• plates, $20. 1 •!/ Patrick Laden, Rahway, h In the shots. Quality runt throughout Soft, tuppla careless driving, $20. tetham gto flm support, Tha totes ara flwlbtt. Howard J. Gutwillig, Them's a bmsdtr toe that ailowt mor» wiggle room Cranford, lending plates, for babf* toes. And Ittt, but not but, It tht care $35. that ws use In fitting them on your children Glen R. Peterson, 304 1 k's South Euclid Ave., speeding ••• fustss If they were our own. 50 mph in 35 mile zone, $25. Mrs. G. Holliday, 7 South \ I 1 Wickom Dr., dog at large, $20. Pit John J. Plsarri and wfl Vincent M. Mangiero, both of Staten Island, N.Y.t canvassing without a per- mit, $35 each. Patrick J. Laden, Rah- way, disorderly person, $35. Thanksgiving Flowers Steven L. Norman, 1100 Wychwood Rd., disorderly person, $110 sentence At Their Best suspended, one year probation. James Igoe, Cranford, three counts possession of EXCEPTIONA dangerous substance, $35. OPEN Whether you use them as a centerpiece Susann K. Levine, Princeton Junction, over- Next Tuesday on the dinner table, as a festive note in time parking, $7 plus $10 contempt of court. and Wednesday your home, as a "thank you" to your Joyce L, Ross, Cranford, EXCEPTIONAL VALUE unregistered vehicle, $20, Evenings 'til 9 plus $10 contempt of court. F hostess or as a ''hello" to relatives you EXCEPTIONAL SELECTION Bruce W. Torro, East Freehold, delinquent in- Thanksgiving Day can't be with — you'll find ours, perfect spection, forfeit of bail. EXCEPTIONAL QUALITY Robert T. Pasch, North 'til Noon for the occasion. Plainfield, parking in EXCEPTIONAL SERVICE rohibited area, forfeit of Iall. You don't buy a fur coet every day. When you do, It's a very special thing. And you should buy It at a very special place. Like Remington Furs. Where you can choose from among the world's largest selection ot fine fashion and "fun" furs, assured by Achieves Honors Flemlngton's more-than-half-century reputation that the quality Is extraordinary and the value unsurpassed. You'll see for yourself that the designs in Innovative 1973 Doctor'* Fratcrtpllont fxpcrtly Fllkd Andre LeLong, a fifth styllngs and fresh treatments of time-honored classics are beyond compare. grade student at the Short AT OUR FAMOUS EXCEPTIONAL VALUE PRICES FROM »11O to 93960. Buy Flowers Where) They Are Grown Hills Country Day School, achieved honorable mention Phone 233*3650 - We Deliver for the first marking period. CLOTH COATS, SUEDES, LEATHERS AND FABULOUS FAKES' Andre resides at 1 Hiawatha Dr. The Flemlngton tradition of exceptional value, selection, quality and service extends, too, to tho Town and Country Fashion Center whoro you'll find all tho flair nnd froedom of 1973 fashion In (he finest Imported and domestic fabrics, leathers nnd auedee. •id OF COM' Plua an outstanding collection of the "Fabulous Fnkos" and fine fur hata to crown your wardrobe In glory. Rare value priced from 979 to »6SO, Woddlng R«c«ptlons Social Functions Piano Rocltalf WESTFIELD FLOWER SHOP Meetings JOHN C, STEUERNAGEL Woman's Club Op«n Thursday Nlghli Til 9 flemington fur company 250 Springfield Ave. near Broad St, 233*3650 or WHTFIILO OPEN SUNDAY A EVERYDAY TOO P.M.,..WEDNESDAY & FRIDAY TO 10 P.M. 70 ELM ST. 233-7172 WESTFIELD NO. 8 SPRING ST. FLEMINGTON, NEW JERSEY 318 8, EUCLID AVE, Handl-Char fie Matter Chargt — Unl-Card - BankAmtrlcard Ono of tho World's Lnrgost Specialist* In Flna Furs. 233-7160 232-43*4* THE H'ESTFIEU> (X.J.) LEADER, THURSDAV. NOVEMBER 16, 1972 Paw tt J&J Names Leslie Director Clark S. Leslie hat been named director of manufacturing at Johnson ft Johnson's eastern surgical dressings plant on Route 1. Mr. Leslie has served as director of engineering for the past three years. » Anative of Long Beach, Calif., Mr. Leslie was graduated from Stanford University with a B.S. degree in mechanical -I engineering. He joined Johnson ft Johnson in 1M7 manager of ! and facilities control at I E.S.D.P i Active in community ; iffairs. Mr. Leslie is a { member of the Board of Education in WestfieM. He Clark 8. Leslie I also serves as chairman of I the Explorer Committee of former Marian V. Jensma of 1 Thomas A. Edison Council, Long Beach, and their two i Boy Scouts of America. sons live at as Canterbury Mr. and Mrs. Leslie, the La. Eagle Scout Project Nets Books for Library MOUNTAINSIDE * A America by National large selection of books on Geographic Society. scouting, American art, Beckman Instruments history, nature, science, and Inc., Whose Track is It? by sports has been purchased R.R. Heftdstrom. with donations received by Bellows Valvair Division, Kip Mulligan of Troop 177 The Arena of life: The toward his Eagle Scout Dynamics of Ecology by L. project. These books will be Milne. on display in the main area Bkkfelmaii, Sussman 4 of the library through Co., New York Walk Book. Saturday, Nov. 4. Brandstatter Concrete Donors who made it Co., Oh, How They Played possible to add these books The Game by A. Danzig, to the Mountainside Free The Hiker's Backpackers Public Library's collection Handbook by W.K. Merrill. are Brodie System, American All-State Office Supply Indian Art by N, Feder. Co., Wild Animals of North Cahill-Coffeyt Inc., Birds of North America: A Guide to Field Identification by Jenkins Named C.S. Bobbins. Drewette's Nursery, Larousse Encyclopedia of Dept. Head Animal Life. Falcon Home Products At Bells Labs inc., Outdoorman's Fix It Book by M. Burch, Dun- J. Michael Jenkins of ninger's Complete Westfield has been ap- Encyclopedia of Magic by J. pointed head of the systems Dunninger. analysis department at Bell Harmony House, Building Laboratories Raritan River and Flying Model Airplanes Center in Piscataway. In his by W.A. Musciano, new position, Mr. Jenkins America's Folk Art by R.L. V : heads a department Polley, ed. responsible for assisting the JAM Market, Adventure BeU- System. In the analysis of current and proposed D; Mactntyre. computer systems. Allan Johnston, Inc., America's Natural He began his Bell career *; u in 1957 with the Pacific Treasure: National Nature Telephone and Telegraph Monuments and Seashores Company, Los Angeles, by S. Udall. Calif. Initially he worked on Klingelhofer Corporation, High Sierra (Time-Life Books). Magnus Tool and Die Company, The Boy's Entertainment Book by R.G. Smith, Don Maxwell, The Way Things Work: Volume 2. Middlesex Tool and sketched from Machine Co., Inc. Purity or the collection: Pollution: The Struggle for our famous Water by Pierre Rondiere. cotton velveteen Mountainside Woman's Club, Old Fashioned Dutch vest sole 9.90 Oven Cookbook by D. Holm, Trail & Campfire Stories, plaid polyester-acrylic Troop Advancement Chart. short skirt sale 7.90 lunior parat Multi Chevrolet, American Car Since 1775 by cotton velveteen Automobile Quarterly. blazer sole 23.90 Our Lady of Our Lourdes P.T.A., The Scout Law in plaid polyester-acrylic J, Michael Jenkins Action by W.W. MacPeek, comp. pants sole 10.90 microwave system Thomas Ricciardi, engineering and later he Appalachian Trail by R.M. acetate-nylon crepe became involved in con- Fisher. blouse sole 8.90 struction planning and long- Rimco Instrument Ser- range planning. vice, Inc., Contemporary acrylic sweater Leather; Art and vest sale 5.90 1 ' ,* ir 'f In 1967 he joined Bell Labs Accessories, Tools and as business system Techniques by D.Z. polyester-acrylic supervisor in the systems Meilach, The Living Past of analysis department at the America by C. Vanderbilt skirt sale 9.90 Raritan River center. He Jr. other important looks also at value prices held that position until being Rorden Realty, Survival appointed to his new post. In the Outdoors by B. Dairympie, Citizen's Band A native of Ft. Worth, Radio Service Manual by Tex., Mr. Jenkins received R.F. Burns. navy or green coordinates.. .white blouses the B.S. degree in electrical Seven - Eleven Store, engineering from California Field Guide to Edtble and Institute of Technology and Useful Wild Plants by M.C, the M.S. degree in computer Chase, Automotive Safety, science from Rutgers Camping, Canoeing. University. Teddy's Seafood create today's layered and collected looks Restaurant, Foxfire Book Mr. Jenkins has authored by E. Wigginton, edM The several technical articles on Olympic Games Handbook simulation techniques and by D. Chester. microwave system design. Tower Steak House, not every style in every size and color He Is a member of the Baden Powell: The Two Institute of Electrical and Lives of a Hero by W. Electronics Engineers. Hillcourt, Rockwell Pain- tings, Illustrated Crafts Show Encyclopedia of Stamp great savings... in our young junior shop Collecting by O. Hornung. Fenn Vogt, formerly of Triangle Plumbing Co., Westfield, will exhibit his Camping and Woodcraft by copper wall sculptures this H. Kephart, Field & Stream sorry, no mall or phone orders weekend in the 14th annual International Fishing Guide exhibition and sale of the by A.J. McClane. First Mountain Crafters of V.S.P., Boy Scout New Jersey at tho County Encyclopedia by B. Grant, College of Morris, Rt. 10, Be an Expert with Map and f Dover, Hours are 10 a.m.-lO Compass by B. KJellslrom, Llvingiton Mall open 6 nights 'til 9:30 Westfield 5 nights tll 9iOO Monklair 'HI 9:00 and Newark 'til 8t00 Mon., Wed., Frl, nights p.m. Saturday, noon-B p.m. Boy Scout Requirements, Sunday. Boy Scout Song bo ok. tt THE WESTF1ELD (N.J.) LEADER, THURSDAY, NOVEMBER 16, J972 Nona PUBLIC MOTICC Public Notice is hereby glvtn that an ordinance of which the following is • copy was Introduced/ rtad *nd Recent Real Estate Transaction pMMd, on first reading by tht Council of the Town of W«tf itld »t a matting held November 14,1t72, and that the »»ld Council will further consider the same for final passage on 1h* nth day of November, W2, at I:M P.M., In the Council Chember, Municipal Building, 425 E. •road St., Wettfitld, New Jersey, at which time and place any person may be Interested therein wilt be given an -tunity to be heard concerning Xordinance. JOYC.VREELAND Town Cterk SPECIAL ORDINANCE NO. AN ORDINANCE TO PROVIDE FOR THE PURCHASE OF VARIOUS ITEMS OF EQUIPMENT AND THE APPROPRIATION OF MONIES NECESSARY THEREFOR. •E IT ORDAINED by ttte Town Council of the Town of Westfield In me County of Union as follows: SECTION 1. That me Town of wettfleid purchase the following Mr. sad Mrs. Frederick H. ScJweftder are eujtyiag their Items of •qulpmcnt with accessories Use sale of the above MrtlpJe Utted property nMlaie Ustad property nt €11 Fairmont Mr. and Mrs. Darrd W. Chrlttlaa, formerly of Omaha, far use in maintaining its Public new btJMC at 142 Corfteil Ave. Faawoad, which they Works Department: Aldea Ave., was made by LneleUe A. Gebrlein * «• Mr. and Mra. James MeC.be of Neb., are mm Uvftag la tfcelr s*w bowe at 413 Season PI., purchase* frt*» Mr. art Mrs. Wallace G. Alexsoa. Thfcs Danker ft Danker, inc. Agency, ut Elmer St. which they pwehased IroM Mr. aad Mrs. James I Heavy Duty Dump Trucks property was Mrtlptc Listed. It was s«M through the SSS! ••» n«gatlata3d far Mr. and Mrs. 1 Heavy Duty Dump Truck - with William T. Hasard by Caryl Lewis of the office of Alan McCate. The sale off this Multiple Listed property i provfiioni for catch basin cleaner. office ef Nancy F. ReyaaMs Associates, lac., Realtors. Light Duty Dump Truck JsamsUn, Inc., Realtors. aegttlatod by Jeaaettc Fedsracko for the officei Front End Loader The SchaeJeers are aewesmera to Faawaosl, having PearwU k Fraafcrnkftch, lac., Realtors. Street Sweeper previously lives! la Beaumont, Tex. Traffic Line Piint Machine Hammer Knife Log Splitter Soil Aerator Turf ftoktr Vacuum Chain Sow Soil Pulverlztr Ltght Duty Salt Spreader SECTION II It Is hereby deter- mined and declared that the estimated amount of monies necessary to be raised from all sourcei for said purpose Is Ml ,000.00, end that the estimated amount of bond anticipation notes necessary to be issued for said purpose is $40,500.00. There is hereby appropriated for saM pur- pose me sum of WO.SOO.OO from Copital Improvement Funds available for such purpose. SECTION Ml. To finance such purpose there ihsll be issued pur- suant to R.s. *0A:2-i in the an- ticipation of ttte Issuance of bonds, frond anticipation notes of said Town which shall not enceed in the • Mgregete principal amount the sum ef S40,MO.OO. Said notes to bear In- Mr. and Mrs. Andrew 8. Praichak, former residents off Mr. and Mrs. John M. Swan have moved into their new Hals si tfcttBtw name of Dr. and Mrs. Jerome 8. Morrow Eckbnrt Associates inc. Renltors, has aanounced the terest at a ret* not to exceed six (a) Elliabeta, are now at home at 582 Birch St., Scotch at lit Ntw Providence Rd., MoanUlnside whkh they percentum per annum and may be home at SM Klmball Ave, The sale of this multiple lasted sale of !» South Glenwood R4., Fnnwood, to Mr. and renewed from time to time pursuant Plains, whkh they purchased from Mr. and Mrs. John R. property was negotiated by Alfred George Rogers, Jr. of purehstted from Mr. and Mrs. Paul P. Kukan through the Mrs. Charles Robinson and family, formerly of Sdftnato, to, and within, the limitations Campbell. Tab multiple listed property was listed and the office of Barrett 4 Craln, Inc., Realtors. afflet of Nancy F. Reynolds Associates, Inc., Realtors. proscribed by said law. All matters Mass. This multiple listed property was sold for Mr. and with respect to said notes not by Dorothea A. Baun, of the Peterson Rlnglt Th# property was Multiple Listed. Mrs. David Beltler who have moved to Boca Raton, Flu. determined by this ordinance shall Agency, 3M Park Avenue, Scotch Plains. be determined by resolution of the Town Council to bt hereafter adopted. SECTION IV. Not more than 11,000.00 of the sum to be railed by the Issuance of said notes may be used to finance interest on obliga- tions issued to finance such purpose, timer temporary or permanent or to finance engineering or inspection costs and architectural and Itgal expenses or to finance the cost of The fisuance of such obligations as provided in R.S. 40A:3-2O. SECTION V. It Is hereby deter- mined and declared that the period of usefulness for said purpose for the financing, of which said notes ere to be issued is a period of five (5) years from the data of said bond. SECTION VI. It is hereby determined and declared that the supplemental debt statement required by laid law has been duly made ana filed In the office of the Town Clerk of the Town of WMtf leld and that such statement shows that the gross debt of the Town as defined The former Stearns residence at 204 Lynn Lane has In R.S. 40A:2-43 is Increased by this The above MulUple Listed property at 12 Ridge Way. Mr. and Mrs. Robert B. RIttenhouse have moved Into The above Multiple Listed property at 1421 Coles Ave., obligation by S40,500.oo and that said Fanwoed, has been sold to Mr. and Mrs. Vroaman, purchased by Mr. and Mrs. George L. Steclak formerly their new home at 811 Franklin Ave. The sale of this Mountainside, has been sold to Mountainside residents, notes author lied by this ordinance formerly of Florissant, Mo. The sale was negotiated for of Springfield who are now In residence m their MOW shall be within all debt limitations property was negotiated by Herbert J. Irlon of the office Mr. and Mrs. George E. Lewis. The sale was negotiated prescribed by said law, Mr. and Mrs. Charles HaMeman by Caryl Lewis of the home. This property was sold through the ofncfJaJ of Barrett It Craln, Inc., Realtors. for Mr. and Qflrs. Rudolph Sommerwerck by Caryl Lewis SECTION VII. This ordinance office of ALAN JOHNSTON, INC., REALTORS. F. Reynolds Associates, Inc., Realtors. It was" Mul !!• shall take effect twenty (30) days of the office of Alan Johnston.'Inc., Realtor*. after first publication thereof after Listed through the Members of the Westfleld Board of final passage. Realtors. 11-1472 IT Fees: $34.80 PUBLIC NOTICE Public Notice is hereby given that on ordinance of which the following Is a copy wai introduced, read and passed, on first reading by the Council of the Town of West!leld at a meeting held November 14,1972, and mat the said Council will further consider the tame for final passage on the 21th day of November, 1972, at 1:30 P.M.. in the Council Chamber, Municipal Building, 425 E. Broad St., Westfield, New Jersey, at which time end place any person who may be Interested therein will begiven an irtunity to be heard concerning Mid ordinance. JOYC.VREELAND Town Clerk OINIRAL ORDINANCB NO. AN OROINANCE TO AMEND THE CODE OF THE TOWN OF WESTFIELD, CHAPTER M, AR- TICLE 1, BV ADDING A NEW SECTION THERETO. Mr. and Mrs. George KarpatI who formerly lived in BE IT OR DA IN ED by the Council Mr. and Mrs. John R. Yockol have moved Into their new Mr. and Mrs. William G. Birmingham Jr. have sold their Mr. and Mrs. Baron N. Wood are the new owners off this of the Town of Weitfleld, in the Plainfield are now In residence at their new home at 735 home at 1192 Maple Hill Rd., Scotch Plains. The sale of home at 815 Standltn Ave., to Mr. and Mrs. John W. residence at 748 Fairacres Ave. which they purchased County of Union as follows: East Broad St. which they purchased from Dr. and Mrs. this multiple listed property was negotiated by Haiel B. Loofbourrow. The sale of this Multiple Listed property SECTION 1. Chapter II, Article 1, Henry G. Dudley through the office of Nancy F. Reynolds recently from Mr. and Mrs. Michael J. Sandtffer. The of the Code of the Town of Westf leld Ward of the office of Barrett & Craln, Inc., Realtors. was negotiated by Ruth Read for the offices of Pearsall & property was Multiple Listed through the Westfleld Is hereby amended by adding the Associates, Inc., Realtors. following; Frankenbach, Inc., Realtors. Multiple Listing service. The sale was negotiated Section 11-5 Fees for Special through the office of Nancy F, Reynolds Associates, Inc., Services The following fees are hereby Realtors. fixed and established for certain services and materials distributed by the Fire Department of the Town: •< (A) Copies of fire alarm reports -13.00 each copy (B) Copies of fire photographs • S3.00 each photograph SECTION II. All ordinances or r parts of ordinances Inconsistent with this ordinance are hereby repealed to the extant of such Inconsistency. SECTION ill. tf any section, subsection, sentence, clause or pfirase of this ordinance be, for any reason, held to be unconstitutional or Invalid, such decision shall not affect the remaining portion of this ordinance. SECTION IV. This ordinance shall be effective immediately after final passage. 1116-72 IT Fee?: $17.76 Mr. and Mrs. Ralph J. Panos, formerly living on East Mr. and Mrs. William R. Leppard, formerly ol Salt Lake The above Multiple Listed property at 32 Arlene Ct., Mr. and Mrs. Robert L. Shear have moved Into their new LEGAL NOTICE Broad St., have moved into their new residence at 762 City, Utah, have now moved into their new home at 413 Fan wood, has been sold to Dr. and Mrs. M. Stanley home at 19SS Wood Rd., Scotch Plains. The sale of this Sealed proposals will be received •I by the Town Clerk, Town of West- Knoll wood Terr., formerly owned by Mr. and Mrs. Washington St. which they purchased through Nancy F. Whlttingham, formerly of Palo Alto, Calif. The sale was multiple listed property was negotiated by George G. field, in the Municipal Building, Robert E. Butz. This was a Multiple Listed property. Reynolds Associates, Inc., Realtors. The property was negotiated for Mr. and Mrs. Francis J. Valgentl by Westfield, New Jersey until 2:00 Crane of the office of Barrett & Craln, Inc., Realtors. P.M., E.S.T., Monday November 27, Nancy F. Reynolds Associates, Inc., Realtors, handled formerly owned by Mr. and Mrs. Donald L. Vanderbilt. Norma Tolmach of the office of Alan Johnston, Inc., 1972 (or the furnishing and In- the sale. Realtors. stallation of Police Communications Facilities. Municipal Building, Westfield, New Jersey. At the above K time and place, bids will be publicly opened and read. Any bids received after this time and date will be returned unopened. i! Drawings and specifications may I' be procured from the Building Official, Municipal Building, West- field, New Jersey. A certified check In an amount of 11 not less than ID per cent of the total bid submitted, payable to the Town Treasurer, shall be required'as a guarantee that, if awarded the contract, the bidder will enter Into contract promptly and execute the required contract documents, and If he falls lo do so, the 10 per cent will be forfeited to the Town of Westfield as liquidated damages. Bid checks of the unsuccessful bidders will bo held until the contract Is approved or I • all bids rejected. The successful bidder shall be required to furnish the Town of Westfleld n performance bond for the full amount ol Iho contract, guaranteeing nil new oquipment and work required and furnished, The above Mulltlple Listed property ut 1325 Moynton Mr, uml Mrs. Thomna L. Ilcnlgu have moved Into their Mr. & Mrs. Hlchurd L. Anderson arc now residing at 1711) Mr, und Mrs, Paul MiirgulleN luive moved Into their new for the period of one year from tho 1 dnloof flnnl acceptance. In addition, Ave,, has been sold to Mr. and Mrs. Howard Cohen, new home ut 707 Knollwood Terr. The sale of this Florida si. This Multiple Listed Hume was purchased home ut 1)11 lloimokc lid, The sule of thin multiple listed i Insurance coverage at, sot forth In formerly of ICII/uboth. The nalc was negotiated for Mr. from Mr. ami Mrs. II, J. Qutnllsk through the office of property was negotiated by Itlchurd D, Goodwin (if the tho specifications shnll bo required. multiple listed property mm negotiated by Alfred George The Town ol Woattloltl rosorvos mid Mrs. Frank J. Lleltra by Caryl Lewis of the office of Kogerfi, Jr. of tlio office «f llarrett & Crnln. Inc., I)nnkcr & Danker Inc. Middle A. Gehrleln handled the office of Itarrctt & Crnln, Inc., Realtors. t' tho riuht to rolnct any or all bids, Alan Johnston, Inc., HeallorH, Hen Hers, transaction. GcorgoC, Twmos DulTtilng Official 11.16-72 IT I-HD: $14.32 THE WESTFIELD (N.i.) JLEADEB, THI'BSD AY, VOVEMBEB 16. J972 I < Hansel and Gretel Jack Robinson Named to N J. Arts Council Claire Stern Indian Relics Shown to Guard Engelbert Humperdinck's for Saturday, Dec. », at 2 Prof beloved "Haniel and p.m. at Symphony Hall, To Direct Mrs. Anne J. Ferguson of Joins Spaulding averages were rolle by W Holgerson, K. Bedell and A. Gretel" will be Opera Newark. A special student 1750 Dakota St. in Weetfieid Gray, A. Gresham, A Bauer. JohnQ. "Jack" Robunon, Guard gave a talk to Theatre of New Jersey's dress rehersal will be given has been appointed by Claire Stern of Westfield memben on Thursday holiday package, scheduled Dec. 7. a member of the Westfield Executive Director John P. has joined the staff of chapter of SPEBSQSA for "The Lenape Indians - First Gallagher to the Garden Spaulding for Children, 321 Americans," complete with the past nine years, will State Arts Center Advisory On St. the free adoption direct the Colonial Chorus at a display of numerous relics Treat Council In his letter of service which places which he has collected over their 25th anniversary appointment, Gallagher children with apodal nee* "Harmony Holiday" show the past SO years through noted Mrs • Ferguson's who are referred to tjpm by excavations along the to be held at the Senior High a tivt participation in other agencies and are Delaware River in both New Your Turkey School on Friday and community affair*. Among Mtf ^BW^B^ ^^^ ^aw considered "nard4o-pUc«" Jersey and Pennsylvania. Saturday evening, Dec. 1 her past and present ac- because of race, age, He began his research in and 2. tivities are: Co-chairman, physical, or mental Oils field in association with To The Best PRICES, Well known throighoit Pace Award Scholarship disabilities. the late Charles Philhower the society for his fine Foundation- Italian A native of New York, who was superintendent of baritone, Mr. Robinson Debutante Ball;, chairman Mrs. Stern was coordinator Westfield schools and a well started singing with the of fund-ratsing fashion and supervisor of the known expert on the Indian Luxurious clair chapter in lsM. show, buffet dtnnerdance to Cleveland Welfare lore of this area. He joined the Westfield be held at the Gran Cen- Federation "Project Vice Director Samuel Group in l«0»t but then turions, Clark, on Oct. 21; Drama", a foundation Furs moved to Grecnaburg, Pa. member of the Jefferson funded program recruiting Boeder greeted and If 73 He reioined Westfield'i P.T.A., and co-chairman Mrs. Frank Fergus* homes for children in the welcomed an official visitor, Colonial Chorus in 1M3. R.G. Bryant, vice president and publicity chairman of summer youth and the Cleveland, Ohio, area. • AM Ungtht ^ •AMI $tyis» President of the Kaiihn the Premier Ball for the of the Old Guard Inter- blind. The committee urges A graduate of the Uni- iviniip Company of Newark, Mr. New Jersey Association of Chapter Council of New BBBBBBBBBBBBBBBBBBBBBBSSSSSVBSBBBBBBBBBB*BHSSBBBBS^BBBBBIBBBB^B1S^BBB^BBJ^BBJBI their particular com- versity of Illinois, Mrs Jersey. It was also noted Robinson enjoys playing Retarded Children Union munities to .support these Stern was a reporter on the Hsvt Van ftsfasi to Set Our Maw tennis and bridge-after County Unit. that Fred Smethers, Lift* aff FsMew Fafct F«n 7 free shows financially, to newspaper, Ihe Cleveland recording Secretary of the barbershopptng, of course. The Garden State Arts aid in providing buses, Plain Dealer, and also local chapter bad been IMNMItt| BvfVjtM aM He once sang with the handled the public relations Center Advisory Council is a chaperones and the like for elected secretary of the •*4 C—kwmrm «f Missletones, a local quartet group of people represen- those disadvantage^ groups for the Federation project. Inter-Chapter Council. now disbanded, and directed ting all 21 of New Jerseys that might need such help. Prior to her stint in the Greensburg chapter for Birthday greetings were counties. Its function Is to Mrs. Ferguson is the wire Cleveland, she was a social extended to Anton two years. Mr. Robinson spread the word of the Arts of Frank Ferguson, an case worker in also directed the fine Holgeraon and George Ift fH# Center's many efforts, such employee of the New Jersey Pa., and a Mann. A moment of silence showing made by the as free shows for New Bell Telephone Company. public relations Westfield chorua at the was observed in memory of Jersey's senior citizens, The couple has one child, 13 assistant for Airlines D.H. Hill who died during Inemtl least fmm regional contest held in disabled war veterans, yesr-old Mary Anne. Magazine in New York City. Aibury Park last June, the past week. Mveref types of /V Recks Community singing was for heMIng Hie Roys* IM. TW. 'Ml I ».* lead by Willard Leggett and Captive gorilla* arc both a iblo *'Over There" wai ikewers, ft title and IOVMW*. Red Cross Honors Volunteers sung by Henry Enge) fried with music by Eugene Otto The Westfleld-Mountain- to military families; Mrs. Heller, hospital volunteers, and Dr. E.P. Starke. side Chapter of the Robert Bauer, chairman of 10 yesrs; Mrs. Robert E. American National Red service to military families; Clayton, chairman of office T. Hagstrom, recreation Cross, at its annual meeting and Mrs. E.G. Nolan, volunteer!, Anthony H. chairman, announced that held recently, presented the honor roll for the round hospital volunteer, 15 years; Gleason, chairman of trans- robin bridge for the past service pim to the following Mrs. George I. Alayeto, portation, R. Alvin Dodd 1 volunteers: Mrs. Uoyd D. chapter secretary, Mrs. and Arthur F. Jonanaen, week was Team "A* * Hansen, 90 years, service to Howard Gay, Fred Bedell Fred W. Montgomery, drivers, 5 years. andT. Campbell; and Team HOLIDAY military families; Mrs. chairman of production, Mrs. Jock Heatly, Winton W. Hamilton, 25 Mrs. Lillian Solomon, *'B"-R. Zerwick, John years, nursing; Mrs. Grant chairman of the nominating Moore and James Stearns. FALL AND canteen, Mrs. George J. committee, presented for Hie October high bowling H. Lennox, 20 years, service Wilbur, and Miss Josephine election as new directors the WINTER Misses Jennifer Anderson KINSMEN OFFICER TRY US FIRST - WE HAVE THEM ALL and Janet Douglas, Mrs. Floyd Beane of Westfield FASHIONS Join Us For R.A. Grant, Mrs. Joseph has been elected to serve as Shropshire and Ronald sergeant-at-arms of the UP TO Thanksgiving Dinner at Grant. Kinsmen, an organization of MADE IN AMERICA lack law enforcement of- The Stag* House Inn ficers who live or work in 128 ELM ST., WESTFIELD 233-4545 Dr. Robert J. Ott presided Union County. at a board of directors meeting following the an- Call now for your reservation nual meeting. Elected as officers were Ernest S. 322-4224 Winter, chairman; Mrs. AU CRIDIT CARDS HONORIO Lennox, first vice chair- man; Joseph S. Urso Jr., m second vice chairman; Mrs. I Bauer, third vice chairman; Harrison R. Cory, treasurer; Mrs. Bert Mit- chell, assistant treasurer, t . * L It, and Mrs. Aluyeto, 1 • t secretary. ON OUR ALREADY - ~-.O LOW PRICES SMa HOUSE INR Mr. Winter presented Dr. **•••* Ott, retiring chairman, with All Sales Final On Sale Merchandise a certificate of appreciation from the American National ARRIVING DAILY Red Cross Headquarters in NEWEST FASHIONS IN CRUISE recognition of his volunteer AND RESORT WE AH 366 PARK AVI, SCOTCH NAINS, N. J. services. SHIRLEY'S DRESS SHOP 1145 STUYVESANT AVE., 375-0380 WE LL TAKE ALONG IRVINGTON, N. J. Open Oaily 10 5 xvi * Add o • XX '20 Your I GIMJGSC Your choice of Flowering Table r Arrangements, Dried Arrangements, and Artificial Flower Arrangements. ALL OUR PA TRONS -from THE GARDEN OF PAPER We alto luggett Starl V.ie sfviticshv serving a delicious Cheese a Hasten Ball v-i.h Vicko:}- r.nrms Old Fashioned Crackers. FOR ALL YOUR HOLIDAY NEEDS: Cut-flower Box Everyone ill like this blended cheese food smoth- to be delivered at ered w|'! nuts and topped with a Red Cherry! the appropriate time. Paper Plates • Tablecloths r OPEN THANKSGIVING DAY • Hallmark Cards • Decorations UNTIl NOON Gifts Silver Hummels We Hove 100; Olhoi Goodies Fo» The Takincj! Russel Stover Candies' OHIO The Garden of Paper 126 K;N'DS OF CHEESE 10J1 OTHER IMPORTED FOODS CLARKTON SHOPPING CENTER CLARK, N. J. .'I '. SOtHM AVI WfSTflfin N \ Inc. 381-7555 I lf[ f 1 ! ••• 1 i • II-'1.1 i A i I' V ft— Parking • Put Gift Wrapping 321 SOUTH AVE. OI|P u"' "IA'rl0N 232-2525 AMERICA'S IEAMN0 CHEMSTMES SHOP THE SOUTH SIDE FOR SHOPPING CONVENIENCE 9:00 to 9:00 Mon, thru Sat, MASTER CHAROB BinkAmwfctftl & Amwkan ExprtH HANOI CHAIfOI 26 THE WESTFIELD (N.J.) LEADEK, THUJRSDAV, NOVEMM* M, MM Lay Witness Rhodesian Parish tiers Warm Blank Mission Planned Pastor A Lay Witness Mission 'With Love" TEMPLE EMANT-EE. THE im«sslTWCRIAJf will be held from Nov. 1719, Preaching cmimcm SdEWTIsnT at the Terrill Road Baptist WcrtfleU INWUffiEU) Rev. Jacob Ndlovu of , ChoriM A. KMtoff lit Church. Rhodesia will preach at the World's Needy Cantor, Owi 8. Declwr Services — 11 AM. Friday a dinner will be 11 o'clock service Sunday at T L-sV served in the fellowship hall the Rev. George Ifatiat, all sizes, children's clothing his recent tour for Lutheran Friday, Shabbat services, U.K. ITaraMT — U AJC at •» p.m. followed by m the Presbyterian Church, •:15 p.m., Rabbi Kroloff will Sunday, t:45 a.m., Church ltO Mountain Ave. His member of Redeemer and men's work clothes. World Relief of South •peak on "Analysing the School la the Center; 10 a.m., meeting in the auditorium theme will be "Recon- Lutheran Ch urch of Pastor Mattat in his audio Vietnam, Indonesia and Dream of Dreame," tribute to morning worship la the Meet- a. sermon: "Soul and for a brief session at 7:10. Westfield and program other countries on the rim of Women's American (HIT. Ins* House, the Rev. L. R. t Body." Informal coffees will be ciliation". assistant for Lutheran Southeast Asia. Saturday, B'nai Mitzvah of Stanford will preach the ser- Dbwttr e* T< Qolden text: "How amiable Mr. Ndlovu is serving the mon; his sermon topic will Sunday, 9 a.m., family are thy tabernacles, O Lord held in homes for the ladies World Relief in New York Andrew Turk and Michael M Presbyterian Church for a WelHfl, »M of Mr. and JCn be "Have Tou Forgotten T 11 Thanksgiving worship service of HosU!"—Paalm Ml and men on Saturday morn- City, was guest preacher at WilUam Turk and Mr. and a.m., activities hour In Coe entitled "Dance Before the ing and coke parties will be limited period as a fraternal the church Sunday in both This Sunday/ Pastor Mrs. George WeiM, 10:30 a.m. Fellowship Room, coffee hour Lord." Children from Grades BTUCAI* cvvrvwm worker from hi* church in Mattat will be guoft sfeakar hosts will be Mr. aad Mrs. I- 3-4 have been maUnf banners Paul Weston will speak at held for the youth. On morning wonhip services. Sunday, confirmation claw, Saturday night a general Rhodesia. Currently he is Paator lfatsat preached on at Rd'Redeemers ' "Pariah 9:30 a.m.; Elie Wieael, f p.m. J. Busier, 15 Homestead for thi» service and will par- the Society Bulldfaw, 51« completing his doctoral Family Night Supper" at Monday, confirmation claw, Terr.; Leydea Choir will re- ticipate in the service. Mr. Prospect St., Maplewood, on session and discussion the theme, "Barbed Wire 4:30 p-m.; choir rehear**!, I hearse 4n Pat ton Auditorium; Ahlers will give the sermon. Sunday at 11 a.m. His topic groups will be held at the thesis at Rutgers in and Love: A Christian which time he wifl present p.m. 5:15 p.m., Senior High Fel- 11 a.m., worship service — will be "Ethics, Values and education after advanced Dilemma." both a spoken presentatian TuMday, Bible claw, 10 lowship pot luck supper at the Rev. Jacob Ndlovu preaching- Emotions." church. work in Princeton on his recent trip to South a.m.; Wlendship Group, 1 Plainfleld Congregational on the subject "Reconcilia- On the final day of the Lay A unique feature of the Church. tion." 9:30 a.m., Men's Tri- ALL SAINW BTISOOrAL Theological Seminary. Mr. wonhip services on Sunday, Vietnam, Indonesia, and p.m.; Mtn'i Club bridge, • p.m. angle Bible Class; 10 a.m., Witness Mission the morn- other countries of Southeast Wednesday, Jr. Youth Monday, T :S0 p.m., dirt vmmem ing Bible Study and Worship Ndlovu is working on the was that the entire mem- Group dance, 6:30 p.m. Scout sieeting la Loomls Hall. Eliaabeth Norton Bible CUss; Park AM. development of a style of Asia, along with slides Tuesday, 11 M a.m., Otd 10 a.m., adult communicant* service will be directed by education for his own bership of Redeemer was which he took on his recant rOUT BAF1MT CHUMH Guard of Westflald in Loomis clue; 10 a.m., sr. high and the visiting laymen, and in people in Africa that asked to bring blanket* to tour of that part of the fltNet Hall; • p.m., Al Anon and adult courses; 9, 10, 11 a.m., the evening an evaluation wonhip services and ait on world. Hie supper will begin ir. s. Alateen newcomers in Com church school classes; 9 and Sunday, Pentecost XXVI, • meeting will be held during combines the best in the a>v. Hafcert W. Thataa*r, Fellowship Room; • p.m., Al 11 a.m., fifth grade parents In a.m., the Holy Eucharist; 10 ancient traditional tribal them during the service, not at 5 p.m. with a stress on UtcHm PaaUr Anon In cos Fellowship Room. Room 30*; 7 p.m., Kotnoaia. a.m., the Holy Eucharist; 10 the regular 7 p.m. worship education and Western to pad their posteriors, but oriental foods for the (IM*»TS) Wednesday, 4:SO p.m., con- Monday, t p.m., board of ajn., church school, nursery hour with the church education. He believe, that to warm up the blankets and evening meal. Thursday, 7:45 p.m., Chan- firmation cliasts in McCort- trustees. 1-9; 8 p.m., couples group. membership and others who thereby symbolise the love cel Choir rehearsal; 8 p.m., son; 5:M p.m., Junior High Tuesday, 9:90 a.m., Elisa- Monday, 9 a.m., the Holy the future for his people board of Chrlittan education. Fellowship In Loomls Hall. bcth Norton Bible Class board Eucharist, AlUr Guild meet- participated in the mission. depends upon their in which they presented Friday, 8 p.m., Doublet meeting; 7:30 p.m., Order of int*. education through Christian them in the name of Christ Members of the com- Club. wnxow GROVE the Arrow; 8 p.m., board of Tuesday, fl:30 p.m., Younr schools, 85 percent of which to the needy of the world. munity are welcome to Join Sunday, 8:45 and 11 a..m., FREflRTTBRIAN CHVRCH deacons. People's A.A. Bucknell Choir The blanket offering took the fellowship at morning worship, gueat 1M1 RaHtasi ML Wednesday, 11:30 a.m., Wednesday, the Eucharist have a Christian orien- preacher will be the Rev. Srato* Wshis, K. MtIN church staff devotions. will not be celebrated this tation. place as a part of the of- Rev. Gearge Mattat Redeemer's supper, and to David McAlptn. Sermon topic: i tftMWTS Friday, 7:30 p.m., Seventh morning; 7 p.m., Boy Scout Sings Tonight ferings of the day. Together bring food along to share in "Keep It Up," Child care l and Eighth Grade Fellowship; Troop 111 committee meeting. The Presbyterian Church with blankets, parishioners visual presentation of the pot-luck fashion with the during both services; 8:45 Rev, Alesaader, Jr. 8:30 p.m., A.A. Thursday, Nov. 23, Thanks- in Westfield established a rest of the people. a.m., Discovery Time for Chil- giving, 9 a.m., the Holy Eu- The Bucknell University may also give sweaters of sermon presented slides on dren; 9:45 a.m., church school charist - hymns, Chapel Choir, directed by fraternal worker program for youth and adults; 11 a.m., ajeVt Heeevt »« FANWOOD PRKSRVTBRIAK Professor William D. some ten years ago and Discovery Time for Children; CBVMCB COMMUNITY McRae, will present a since then has had on Us Presbyterian Residents Installed 8 p.m., Chapel Choir rehearsal; Thursday, 10 a.m., adult M Marttae Avs* Start* rBESBVTEBJAN CsWMH staff a Lebanese pastor, a 8 p.m., Junior High Fellow- Bible seminar k— Romans; • George L. Hssit, Jetsi 1*. MMar Meettas; UstsM Lasts program of baroque and ship; 8 p.m. Senior High Fel- p.m., Chancel Choir rehearsal. Rev. Elisabeth Y. An stress MmtsiasMe, New Jena? contemporary music in the Japanese, an Indian and a Guest of Baptist* By Lutheran Synod lowship; 6:30 p.m., Bel Canto MiatsUrt South African in addition to Sunday, 9:30 a.m. and 11 u The Mmr, Etovier A* Talosit, Jr. Community Presbyterian The Reverend David H. THANKSGIVING Choir rehearsal. a.m., worship services, the Sunday, 9:30 *nd o'clock Church, Meeting House Mr. Ndlovu. The Rev. Walter L. Zeilef Monday, 7:15 p.m., Boy Rev. Julian Alexander Jr., will services. Dr. George L. Hunt Mr. of Chrttttaa Mr. Ndlovu will also lead McAlpin Jr., director of the pastor of Somerset Hills EVERY DAY Scouts, Troop 71; 8 p.m., speak; church school 5th thru will preach on the topic "The Was Iinsa Lane, Mountainside, at 8 Center for Action Research Lutheran Church, Basking board of mission. 9th grades at 9:30 a.m.; three Protestant Ethic To d a y." Thursday, 3 p.m., tutoring p.m. tonight. One of the a seminar at 10 o'clock that in Princeton, will be year olds thru 4th grade at Nursery care Is provided. at Grey stone; 8 p.m., Bucknell deals with the culture, the Ridge, for the past 11 years, Tuesday, I p.m., Senior Cit- 9:30 and 11 a.m., church most active and best-known speaking at both the 8:45 isens' Thankigiving dinner; 11 a.m.; crib room and play- University Chapel Choir. of the university's per- problems and the changes wu installed as the first Joyful gratitude is appro- 7:30 p.m., Choral Art Society; pen open at both service*. school through 9th grade; 11 Sunday, 9; 15 a.m., Bible and 11 a.m. worship ierv- full-time district president 5:30 p.m., family picnic; 6:30 a.m., 10th grade confirmation forming groups, the 60-voice taking place in Southern priate each and every day 8 p.m., C.O.P.E. committee. class, 11th and 12th grade study, church school: Grades ices in the First Baptist (Bishop) of the New Jersey Wednesday, 0:30 a. m., p.m., Junior and Senior Fel- 5-8th; 10:30 a.m., morning choir is currently on tour in Africa. Church of Westfield on of the year. Mothers' Study Group; 10 lowships; 6:30 p.m., outreach classes - Fanwood Community worship, cradle roll through New Jersey ancKDelaware. District of the Lutheran a.nr, women's study and pray- committee meeting; 6:45 p.m* House; 4:30 p.m., parents class fourth grade, Silver Cross Sunday. The Center for Church-Missouri Synod members in ministry. on baptism - lounge; 7 p.m., The concert is open to the er group; 1 p.m., prayer Junior High Fellowship; 9 class (6th * 6th); 11:30 am, Thursday Action Research is an Sunday in the Princeton Broadcast this week over group; 3:00 p.m., Girl Scouts, Monday, "What la Chris- p.m., pulpit nominating com- annual congregational meet- public. agency providing services Chapel at Princeton. many stations including: Troop 219. 8 p.m., community tianity?"—a discussion aeries Ing, and 7 p.m., confirmation Three area students at to help churches plan for Thanksgiving' Service at First of the Christian faith and life. mittee - COCU Room. class and Fellowship. Thanks President Zeile became the * Methodiat Church. Tuesday, 9:30 a.m., Care- Monday, 8 p.m.; teaching Monday, 8 p.m., trustees Bucknell are members of change. first spiritual head of the 67 Ring prayer meeting; 8 p.m., event — Founders' Room. meeting. the choir. They are James Mr. McAlpin also serves parishes in the New Jersey Sunday Mornirtf session meeting. Tuesday, 8 p.m., session Tuesday, 10 a.m., adult Dehls, a senior, son of Mr. Service - CALVARY LUTHERAN Wednesday, 8 p.m., com- meeting — Founders' Room. the Northeast Career Center District composed of some ft: IB a.m. WOKC CHC1CH (LCA) Wednesday, 8 p.m., com- ptudy; 12:30 p.m., UPW lunch- and Mrs. Allan W. Dehls of as a career counselor of 40,000 people. 1M Eastman Street* Craaferd munity Thanksgiving worship eon. .6:45 a.m. WNEW 1130 KC service at the Immaculate munity Thanksgiving service • 1491 Deer Path, Moun- Thanksgiving Day •ery- church personnel. For Installed as a circuit Pastors: Heart of Mary R. C. Church. — Immaculate Heart of Mary tainside, a tenor; freshman ices open to the public will 8: IS am. WERA159OKC The Rev. Arnold J. q TEMPLE ISRAEL several years he has been a counselor was the Rev. Thuraday, 6:30 a.m.,. Church. Anne Maxwell, daughter of be held Thursday, Nov. 23, board member of Kirkridge 9:45 a.m. WVNJ S20KC The Rev. Gordon I* Haft Thanksgiving Day worship The Conservative Synagogu* Dr. and Mrs. Richard B. Eugene Rehwinkel, pastor Services of worship are service. Serving Scotch Plans at all Churches of Christ, Retreat Center in fiangor, of Redeemer Ch urch, held at 8:30 and 11 a.m. FIRST UNITED and Weetfletd Maxwell Jr. of 555 Birch Scientist, in the area. Pa. He formerly served Westfield, a member of the Babysitting for children under METHODIST CHURCH 18M Cliff wood 8t Ave., an alto; and Scott The service at First United Presbyterian heTWTH three years of age is provided RE] M. \ LUTHERAN AT WESTFIELD Sceteh Plains, New Jersey Eichorn, son of Mr, and board of directors of the during: the later service. . CHURCH At The ltaaa Rabbi, Simon Fotok Church of Christ Scientist, Churches in New Jersey and New Jersey District, Sunday Church School meets SS9 Cowperthwftite Fteee BfBsJfltani Cantor, Milton Kara Mrs. Robert M. Eichorn of Westfield, will start at 10 Michigan. He and his wife, composed of 9 laymen. thctHOMS from 9:45 to 10:45 a.m. and WeatfleM, New Jersey MM* Rev. OUrk W. Bftsat Td. 889-188* 871 Boulevard, a member of a.m. Joan, have four children A ClirlitU* n«i* Is open for all departments The Rev. Eugene A. Reawlak*! | Rev. James O. WUtater Thursday, Jewish Academy, the choir's bass section, Donald Baeder of Westfield from nursery through senior Vkar Terry Mttmer Rev. Amp ft. Dtettertch 8:15 p.m. who live with them on a. also was installed. high. The Adult Forum meets BSt-Uli sophomore. Keynoting the lesson- farm in Skillman. in the loun&i at the same Rev. David F. till Will Friday, Sabbath service, Worship Haant Rev. James A. tafcaaatt choir program, 8:30 p.m. sermon on "Thanksgiving" Within a theme of4'Thank hour and Is studying "Chris- 8tM sun. * 11 UN* Sunday, 9:30 and 11 a.m., Saturday, Bat MlUvah of is this passage from the tian Ethics." 9:M a.nL, Bwadsy ScheeU all departments of the church Michelle Ehrich, daughter of Bible: "Rejoice evermore. You, Lord" the topic of Mr. There will be a Family OoaflrntftUaa Cissies, ¥e«th school meet, with the excep- Mr. and Mrs. Melvtn Ehrich, McAlpin*s sermon will be Thanksgiving Eve service on ST. PAUL'S) Pray without ceasing. In * Adult Stale Classes tion of the adult classes; 9:30 9:30 a.m.; Sisterhood progres- EPISCOPAll CHVBCfl "Keep. It Up." Wednesday at 8 p.m. Thursday, 12:45 p.m., day and 11 a.m., worship' services sive dinner. •14 Bast nmm s every thing give thanks; for Thursday, Children's Choir, school closes; 12;ftO p.m.. In the Sanctuary. The 9:30 Sunday, morning- Mlnyan, ,i- 3:40 p.m.; Teen Choir, 7 p.m.; this is the will of God in Ladles Aid dessert; 1:15 p.m., service will be an Innovative breakfast, 9: IS A.m, «s Ex-Residents'Kin Calvary Choir. 8 p.m. Cherub choir; 7 p.m., Jr. it Sr. one. Dr. Clark W. Hunt, sen- Monday, morning- Mlnyan, 7 Christ Jesus concerning For A More Saturday, Jr. and Sr. Teens Wchsrd J. Hardmaa 11 High choir; 8 p.m., Luther ior minister, will preach at the a.m.; Sisterhood bowling Xhe Rev. Hath UvcsfMd you. Reelected Judge bowling party, meet at Clark choir; 8 p.m., Chrismons; 8 11 o'clock service. 8 p.m., league, 1 p.m., Clark Lanes. John H. Moore II was re- Thanksgiving, You Lanes, 6:30 p.m. p.m., membership class meets. membership class, Fellowship Tuesday, U.S.Y. meeting, » Bev. D. Them** Aa4mws The nature of true Sunday, 5th gr. first com- Friday, 12:40 p.m., day Room. Kennedy Memorial, 7:30 p.m. The Bev. Charles A. Oeaarettt elected to a six year' term as munion meeting, 4 p.m. school closes; 8 p.m., Cub pack The Bev. Herbert Amuatesvl gratitude is emphasized in Tuesday, 8 p.m., mission Thursday, morning Mlnyan, 7 a.m. Holy communion commentary to be read Circuit Court Judge of Have Bring Your Monday,, church council, meeting #274. commission. Room 209; 8 p.m., 7 a.m, daily except Sunday. Broward County. Judge 7:80 p.m. Sunday, 8:30 a.m., holy com- urban ministries meeting. Thursday, 9 a.m., Christian from "Science and Health Moore was named to his Tuesday, charity sewing, 10 munion will be celebrated at Room 214. ST. HELEN'S R. C. CHURCH healing* service. with Key to the Scriptures'* Own ians a.m. this service; 9:50 a.m., Sunday Wednesday, 8 p.m., the Rev. Thomas B. Meaney, Friday, 7 p.m., Junior Epis- present post by Governor GIFTS FOR TH CHILDREN school and confirmation Thanksgiving community serv- by Mary Baker Eddy, in* Kirk of Florida in 1967. classes; 11 a.m., Matin's serv- Paster copal Young: Churchmen. WOODSIOE CHAPEL ice will be held In the Meth- Rev. William T. Morris, Saturday, 10 a.m., God it eluding this citation: Seating* every hilf'hour 5 Morse Avenue ice. At both services the ser- odist Church this year. Due to a change In laws in mon will be delivered by the Assistant Country class; 11 a.m., teen 12 noon - 8,p.m. Fanwoed, N. J. Lambert's Mill Read confirmation class; 8 p.m., Florida, all judges this year Thursday, 8 p.m., ladies Rev. Eugene A. Rehwinkel; 0 "Are we really grateful ran on a non-partisan ticket Reservations, please p.m., family night supper, Pas- at Railway Ave. Schuetz Fest. for the good already missionary meeting, speaker, tor George Matzat will be the THE CATHOLIC CHURCH WeUfleM, N. *. - ISS-Mli Sunday, Twenty-Sixth after for the first time.' Miss Esther Frey, missionary OF THE HOLY TRINITY Masses are scheduled as fol- Pentecost, 7 :*5 a.m., holy received? Then we shall from Puerto Rico. speaker. lows: Dally Mass - 9 a.m.; Judge Moore was unop- Monday, 3 p.m., Brownies Rt, Rev. Msgr. communion; 8:45 a.m. and 10 avail ourselves of the Friday, 7:30-9 p.m., Bible Charles B. Murphy Sunday Masses - Saturday at a.m., morning* prayer and ser* posed in this year's election. Club for boys and girls, grades meeting. 5:30 p.m., 7, 8:15, 9:30, 10:45, blessings we have, and thus Tuesday, 7:30 p.m., Banner B.L.S., Faster mon; 11:30 a.m., holy com- be fitted to receive more. Judge Moore is married to 3 thru 6. (No Bible Club on Assistants and 12 noon on Sunday. munion and sermon; 12:45 the former Joan Kraft, the 24th). Bunch; 8 p.m., membership Rev. Thomas E. Daly p.m., holy baptism; 4:30 p.m., Gratitude is much more Retention, JE 84413 or 7664130 Sunday, 11 a.m., Family class, graduate of Westfield High Rev. Michael Desmond GOSPEL SERVICES Family Thanksgiving Service. than a verbal expression of Raymond M. Cintw«ll, lnk«»p»r Bible Hour, Fred MacKenzte Wednesday, 12:45 p.m., day Rev. Stanislaus Sa School, daughter of, John of Kentlvvorth will speak on school closes; 1:15 p.m., Chil- Non-denominational gospel Monday, 8 p.m., adult con- thanks. Action expresses On Route 202, BemardfvUk. N. J. Rev. Robert J. Harrington services will be held in the firmation class; 7:30 p.m., Boy and Edna Ridley Kraft, long the second coming of Jesus dren's choir; 1:30 p.m., staff RECTORY: Scouts, more gratitude than Christ. Nursery provided.' meeting; 6:30 p.m., Jr. at Sr. Scotch Plains YMCA, Grand speech." time residents of Westfield, Sunday School from 4 years High choir; 7:30 p.m., Thanks' 815 First St. — S8S-SU7 and Union Streets, Tuesday Wednesday, 9:30 a.m., holy now residing in Pompano giving Eve service. CONVENT: evenings at 7:45. communion. to Sr. High at same hour. 525 Trinity PL — 138-8159 Beach, Fla. Sunday evening, 7:30 p.m., HOLY TRINITY , High School —1SS-T455 There is no clergy in the Ray Armstrong of TerriU Rd. Grammar School — XS3-64S4 OUR LADY OF LOURDES Church of Christ, Scientist. Bible Chapel will show pic- OBEEK ORTHODOX Sunday, Masses at 6:45, 8, R. O. CHURCH tures and tell of a new young CHURCH 9:15, 10:30, 11:45 am., 1 p.m. (Air-Condlttoned) GRACE OBTHODOX The service will be con- peoples camp. 250 Gallows Hill Rd. Chapel Masses, 9:45, 11 a.m. 300 Central Ave., Mountainside PRESBYTEBIAN OHUBCH ducted by John Nichols, the Wednesday, 8 p.m., Thanks- Bev. Peter M. KsleUls High School Mass (Youth Rev. Gerard J. McGarry, 1100 Boulevard first reader, and Mrs. Fuel Oil and Burner Service giving Service, speaker will be Sunday: 10 a.m., Orthos; Mass), 9:30 a.m. Pastor Bev. Robert L. Atwell Alan Schetelich of Cranford. 10:15 a.m., Sunday School; Assistant* Joseph Alexander, the 10:30 to 11:45 a.m., Divine Saturday Evening . Mass, Minister For information call 232- 5:30 p.m. Rev. Gerard B, Whelan Jonathan Peters second reader. Liturgy. Rev, Raymond D. Aumack Associate Minister Sunday, Masses at 7, 8, 9:15, Sunday, worship services at 10:30 a.m. and 12 noon. 11 a, m, and 7 p. m. with a "Make a Joyful Noise" by Saturday Evening Mass, 7 nursery provided for both serv- p.m. ices; Sunday School and Bible James Mac Derm id will be ilil Weekdays, Masses at 7 and study for all agree at 9:30 a.m.; sung by the soloist, Mrs. 8 a.m. Junior, Intermediate and Sen- Sandra Smith, accompanied Holyday Masses, 6, 7, 8. 10 ior Machen Leagues meet at by Gerald Bunt, the r • .*- • ... - a.m., 8 p.m. 6 p.m. at the church; Friends Miraculous Medal Novena in Christ meet at 8:30 p.m. organist. and Mass: Monday at 8 p.m. Wednesday, women's prayer Benediction during the meeting at 9:30 a.m.; Women's school year on Fridays at Individual expressions of IF* Bible Class series taught by 2:30 p.m. Rev, Atwell at 10 a.m. with a gratitude by members of the Baptisms on Sunday at 2 nursery provided; prayer congregation will be a p.m. by appointment. meeting and Bible study at Confessions, Every Saturday 7:45 p.m. feature of the service. No and eves of Holy Days and Saturday, Chi Club, Adult collection of any kind will be First Fridays, from 4 to 5 and Fellowship, will hold a hobby taken, and all are invited to 11 from 7:45 to 8:30 p.m. m\ V.'A I night at 7:30 p.m. attend. JARVIS DRUG STORE \\1 m ,i -t *••• 127 Central Ave. Ki h.uw Heating Equipment Installed V ^ Prescriptions DOOLEY COLONIAL HOME Drugs Clements Bnos. IN& 556 Westfield Ave, • AD 3-0255 Cosmetics 4B0 NORTH AVE. EA8T • WESTFIELD. N.J. 07091 • 232-2200 A Funeral Horn, of homelfUs atmosphere, completely modern air conditioned, Kodak Deafer FUEL OIL and BURNER SERVICE Parking Facilities LIcenied Slatt HEATING BtUIIPMBNT INSTALLED Charlei E. DooUy Prank j, Dootfjy DOOLIY PUNERAL HOME FREE DELIVERY Carolyn M. DoeUy 216 North Avt. W., Cranfortf Joi«ph P. DooUy BR 6-0353 233-0662-3-4 t THE WESTFIELD (V.J.) LEADER, , NOVEMBER !«, 1»72 w ''•it Scholarship Schuetz Fest Saturday At St. Paul's The four lecture-| death. They will be jjoined by Herre Gott" (Kleine 1 Sweelinck and Froberg«r, Concert soloistli s DiDiiyi s Jones Smithh geisUiche Konzerte 1,163»); | since Schuetz himself is not I-' UiUMra for the ttetnrict) and Vivien Cook, sopranos; "Saul, Said, was verfolgst known to have written any Sunday Scbucti Ft* at St. Pali's William Sargent and Ed- du mich" (Symphoniae music for solo keyboard Church this Saturday ward Parmentier, coun- SacraeHIt 1690); and "Die instruments. The Performing Arts evtoini * $ have attracted tertenors; Charles Oshorne Himmel erzaehlen" and Tickets for the concert of New Jersey, a non- large numbers of people. and Patrick Clynes, tenors; "Solig sind die Tot en ' may be purchased at the profit educational in- Conducted by Richard and Calvin McClinton and (Geistliche Chormusik parish office, at Jane stitution in Weatfield, will Connelly, with the Un Smith, basses. A lt«). In addition, Edward Smith's, the Bandstand, the I'- Aaton Del Forno, of Noel ftpton, baroque orchestra of sack* Parmentier will play two Town Book Store, or at the classical guitarist, in a the Choir* of Hen and Boys buts, rinks, gam be, trum- 1 harpsichord works by door on the night of the concert at S:15 p.m. and the Girli Choir of St. pets, recorders, harp- contemporaries of Schuetz: concert. Saturday in the auditorium Paul's will present an sichord, timpani, and of Edison Junior High overall view of the continue will augment the Scnooi. The program will masterpieces composed by choral forces, which, in K*w1 Uv« |«k«tars at tte MW include music oy Sam,Schuste (iaat-lt73) in this several of the larger works f*"*t *«•" Mark*, •»•• T Haydn, Bach, Moiart, program commemorating are arranfed at various Tarregs, Berkeley, Villa the 300th anniversary of his points within the church. Lofaos and conclude with a Works by SchueU to be -WBSTER work by Mr. Del Forno. He Riding Captain heard on the program in- Watercolor Show Opens will be assisted in the clude Psalms 23, US and 1* concert by Janet Somers, At Centenary MYRA (Psalmen Davids llSlt); BRECKIN A painting by Richard ford, was presented the $» Randri of Summit received artist Kriitine Selvig, flutist,» works for flute and Polly Robert*, daughter of "Ego dormio" and "Gantate Coat of Plainfield won top Art Association award and honorable mention. chairman of the show. Hie guitar to be announced. Mr. and Mrs. edmond Domino" (Cantiones Sacrac priie in the Wettfield Art Ruth Andreason of Scotch The Wettfield Art graphic will be awarded at Roberts of 38 Canterbury IHTiKTAINMim Aatocfation's Mnd annual Presently there are 11 1125); "Fill mi, Absalon" Plains the $10 Central Association award of $29 for the conclusion of the show. students attending the Une, a senior at Centenary (Symphoniae Sacrac I, ' f watercolor ahow. He wasJersey Trust award for third first in Graphics went to Lucile Geiser of Sea Girt, School on either fuU or College for Women, haa 169); "Erhoere mien, wenn Or** « fin preaented the David and and fourth places. Molly Marsh of Plainfield, well known for her water- partial scholarship. The been appointed captain of ich rufe" and "O lieber Ann Balxer purchase award Honorable mentions were The Robert Bunting award colors, will give a demon- proceeds from this concert the Riding Team. An of $115 in the show judged by Norman Webb of Roaemoor, for 115 was awarded to Anita stration on Sunday in thewill not only help these English major, she plans to John Bradley of Mt Kemble first* Etta Minetti of Peterson of Westflelfl for Wateunk room. The artist students continue their continue her education at a Lake. The show will be open Cranford, second, and second place and Pat has received many awards study, but make it possible riding school to prepare for ALiXrS to the public without charge Loraine Doerr of Weatfield, Conroy of Westfield including prizes from the to grant more scholarships. a career with horses. Uleliunberg Monday through Saturday third. received the third place f 10 National Art Club and the For tickets call the school Polly came in fifth in * Wi \ ! I l( i D * from 1 to 5 and 7 to » daily in In the mixed media Jeanette's gift certificate. New Jersey Watercolor office during business maiden horsemanship in the NOVEMBER the Wateunk Room of the category, Hella Bailin of First honorable mention hours, Mrs. Richard Hunter team's first competition at ~4 Horowiti4ik9 m CINEMA Society. She is listed in 9 povf< tm&rt Municipal Building. Elizabeth won the top prize went to Adele Lteb of West Who's Who in American in the evening, or purchase the fourth intercollegiate Stephen Potaiky of and was presented the $35Orange and Ingrid Hofer of tickets at the door. horse show October 30 at Cranford placed first in Westfield Art Association Berkeley Heights was Women and has an Smoke Run Farm, Stony A cop watercolor and received the award. The association's $30 second. exhibition of watercolors in Brook, N.Y., sponsored by Wettfield Art Association award went to second place Visitors to the show are the Ruth Gail Studio in Sea the State University at tells his award of $50. In second winner, Beth Born of eligible to win a graphic by Girt. r Brook. Last spring place, Jerry Lubeck of Westfield while Dorothy won the Centenary fiory Cranbury was awarded the Skrba of Westfield placed Women's Athletic YvkTimas Kay and DenzU Bush award third for the Philips Com- Always born wbit«. Association riding award. DECEMBER 16,1972 of $39. Leo Monti of Cran- pany award of $15. Lucille Violinist, Concert Series ANDRE Expect Crowd Artist, to Play Tuesday BOWCRAFT piwnitt Ulotti Stephanie Chase, violinist, rtftrvstions Wftd p For Kreskin will be the second artist to YLAND chock WECITAL STAGE, >. Bo appear in this seasons Rent* 22, Scetch Plains Union 07083 For lnforn«tlon 1617 An amazing performance, The increasing popularity Westfield Community Fun For Alt Agts topping last year's sellout of Kreskin will make the Concerts series Tuesday crowd, is in store for the tickets for this performance evening at 8:30 o'clock in the I'M: STARTS audience on Nov. 25 at 8 in big demand. According to auditorium of Westfield OPEN DAILY p.m. in the Weatfield High Y-Teen president, Meg High School. TOMORROW School Auditorium. At that Pakenhara, "Kreskin has Hailed as one of the most exciting phenomena to have Thrw 'I time, Kreskin will make his become a Y-Teen ninth performance for the tradition.1' occurred in American music Y-Teens. The show is featured by in many years, she has audience participation. One achieved a national 1OO ways to kill... part is devoted to suggestion reputation as a recitalist possessing an amazing Thanksgiving d they all work! routine and he may nave as KIDDIE MATINEE... many as 40 to 50 people on artistry even though she is in her early teens, Much of A t M/W< M 1 A M^L SAT. AND SUN. AT 2:00 PJM stage. Carefully explaining dinner in the : n K that he is not a hypnotist, he the nation first heard her says he's offering a work when she was CHHRLE5 demonstration of featured, at the age of eight, on a Peabody Award win- South Seas suggestion, and builds a cast Stephanie Chate Crtbmvst Samoa and East of character that has thening segment of television's Winds 8t«ak Islander glvt way BRDNSDN "Artists Showcase," en- to tha most d«Lactabla Roast -• ,\ W- HAM "/v'NNI h * I--- audience laughing 1 an artist "certain to Join the Turkay («nd flxln'a) you «var throughout: the man whotitled "Child Prodigy.' ranks of the titans." Uiiad in Cast Winds' aiiutv Since then she has ap- to a Ic«n holtdsy. Thanksgiving at can't find his shoe although Presently she studies at i n«»Pv Mand o( th» familiar THE he's holding it in his hand; a peared on three programs JullHard with Sally Thomas. and tha wotle." T6r tfoat who want lo br«k with the CBS Symphony, away from traditional Turksy Day fart, wt MECHHNIC girl who can't remember numerous other highly rated hlQhiy raconimand «ntnna from our her name; a woman who superb Chin«at/Polynesian cultira television shows, and as the Avoid Soggy such as: Lobsttr Hawaiian, Prawns thinks she is a washing subject of a nationally Papv*t«, Stttk Soulh 8«u or Plsminfl machine while others are distributed documentary Ambrosia. lawnmowers or percolators. film. Stuffing For OPEN ALL DAY THANKSGIVING FROM 1 PM. TO 12 MONIQHT Tickets are on sale at the Before she could read she YWCA, the Y-Teen House, Rout* n Wa*t Hart** Rt, SeofceN Mattu, »U. Mf>4t7» LIKE MY MOTHER awtMACtNTlR FILMS ritESEKTS or may be purchased from had demonstrated her Holiday Turkey \ KtWKT R RADNIT7 fHOOUCTXW Kresktn musical talent by reading Y-Teen members. music and performing for Trimming for the festive friends of her mother who holiday dinner is just as Tuesday Night ovfo Night was a professional violinist. important as the bird itself. By the age of nine she Making a good stuffing is became a first place winner among those things that Why weVe asking in the Chicago Symphony must be done right, the very Comet Pizzeria-Restau Youth Competition and first time. 1288 No. Broad St. Hillside, N.J *3275*ffor a \rbfcswagen. performed four times as There are hundreds of Phone 363-1400 soloist with that orchestra. ways to make stuffing. It HOLIDAY ENJOYMENT Btctric r«ar*wlndow point Later the same year she was can be moist or dry, but it soloist with the Grant Park should never be soggy. COMING TUESDAY, Btdroute foil Automat limed pr«ti*af«f Symphony. Stuffing may be baked in the NOVEMIER Critics have called hers turkey or it may be baked in Chapter three of "a monumental talent/' and a separate bowl in the oven. 4 Bread, corn bread, rice "The Thrilling Adventure* and potatoes may be used 99 2 DISNEY GREATS GET TOGETHER! Slate Play for the starchy ingredients; of Flash Gordon and, sausage, oysters, And nutmeat, chestnuts, fruit or MATINEES CONTINUOUS FROM Tryouts mushrooms add interesting Full length feature flavor and texture. Butter, EVERY DAY COMPLETE SHOWS Miss Carol Brinser, margerine, chicken fat, chairman of the Westfield broth, wine and certain The Fly College Woman's Club 25th fruits and vegetable juices She blue ribbon he's and (It hardly * starring Vincent Price scholarship play, "Dirty may be used to moisten the brahft Work at the Crossroads," to mixture. Ladin DOGGONE That's a Volkswagen? be presented Feb. 23 and 24 There are a few rules that at the Westfield High Yes/ amazing as it seems, that big, apply to all stuffings: School, has announced 1. Make the stuffing the ISSION WONDERFUL WORLD beautiful car's a Volkswagen. details of the try-outs. night before and store in The 1973 Volkswagen 412. the most Play Director, Dr, Lester refrigerator. sophisticated Volkswagen ever built. Moore, founder and 2. Do not stuff the bird With more room, comfort, power chairman of the dramatic until just before cooking and doors (4) fhan our little VW. art and speech department time. The VW 412 is also one of the most at Rutgers University In 3. Allow a cup of stuffing O.CONNORS sophisticated cars ever built in its class. Newark, will conduct try- for each pound of turkey. outson Nov, 27 and 28 at 7:45 4. Pack a spoon of stuffing Because it's the only car with its im- p.m. at the home of Mr. and in loosely because stuffing pressive standard equipment features. Mrs. Joseph L. Kish Jr. of usually swells. BEEF MtE Bouse Like electronic fuel injection, 717 Mountain Ave. Try O'Connor', f tmooi Quality and Savt by dlnlna tarly in tha wtatc! And a timed preheating system. There are seven female Lieut. Procopio Plus steel-belted radial tires, front parts including Little Nell EARLY WEEK BONUS : (who is about the tender age disc brakes, fully automatic transmission, At Naval Acudemy Maali cama with unllmltad salad of six. The three male parts bar and frath bakad braad. and an electric rear-window defogger. run the gamut from brave Navy Lieut. E, M. And, the best warranty this side of Adam and rustic Mookie to Procopio Jr., son of Mr. and O/VLY a Rolls-Royce: 24 months/24,000 mlles.f the wicked, wicked Mrs. E. M. Procopio of 631 It's true, we're asking more money Murgatroyd. Copies of this Benson Place, has been STEAK MIGHT! Clntmascope for a Volkswagen. romantic drama arc now appointed to the Division of Grain fed, Western steer beef, natur- ever But then, we're giving you more Volks- available at the Westfield Mathematics & Science at ally tender aged Giant N.Y Memorial Library. the U.S. Naval Academy as strip happiest canine cartoon wagen for the money. To relax the audience an instructor in the physics Steak. BYlfFOWafVp ffW ITr •# •wmlwvapvn "Ma* during the presentation of department. WEDNESDAY ONLY Few things In life work os well ai a Volkswagen, this melodrama there will A graduate of Westfield UVE LOBSTER HIGHT be suitable entertainment High School class of 1065, *Volkiwagen of Amorka, Inc. *1973 Volkswagen 412 4.Door 5odan esh New England I 1-4-lb. Lobster ralall pftca, P.O.E. locol laxoi und athor dealer chorgsi, H ony, additional, between the acts. Singers, and Cornell University, til on owner maintains and sorvicni hii vehicle In accordance with the Volki- dancers, jugglers, dog acts, Lieut. Procopio had Till KSDW O\l\ $Q75 wagon mulnfcnanca ichodulo tiny factory parl lounrj lo bo defective In material acrobats and barber shop previously served three HIB ROAST \ICillT O or worlmmmMp wifMn 74 monHii or 24,000 miltti, vvliJclmvef comei llrif («xc«pt quartets are invited to try- years aboard the Guided normal wffm and toot nncl sorvicn ilnmi) will bo ropaMod or (©placed by any Large cut, tender Western Steer Beef, US. or Canadian Volkswagen iJonln^ And ttiii will bn dona ffoo o( chorye. out for a spot on the Missile Destroyer, U.S.S, Soo your dealer (or tlofaili. program. Doth members Conyngham, a unit of the 708 MOUNTAIN BOULEVARD and friends of College Club Medlterreun Sixth Fleet. NJSTIMHUTilJN UNION COUNTY VOLKSWAGEN, Inc. arc Included. Geno currently resides in WATCHUNG, N.J. Ntxt to Twin ftroo k i Country Club 1124-1134 South Avtnuc, ^Ulnfltld For further information Annanpolis, Md. with his WHAT AN EGGSTRAVAGANZA! cull the try-outs chairman, wife, Cheryl and ihoir fl wait PLilnfWd 6-7400 Mrs, Herbert B. Shannon of month old daughter, Jon- and DISNEY'S "$1,000,000 DUCK AUiHeftlftO 547 Sherwood Pkwy. nifor. t8 THE WE8TFIELD (fiJ.) LEADER, THURSDAY, NOVEMBER 1«, 1*72 ?;i\ ri-*,s- '••£••*:{ J- j 4 ...• PUOLIC MOTICI . PUBLIC MOT ICC Ngtict it heraby given that Public Notice is hereby given mat O LAMPS & RfPAItS 0* oreinance of wtilc* the following on ordinance of which the following le a copy was introduced, reed and is a copy was introduced, rood one petted, on tint rveding by the pawed, on first reading by trie WILLIAMS LAMP$ Council of tne Town of Weattlaid at a Council of tht Town of Westfleld at a meeting hold November 1*, if 72, and meeting held November 14,1972, and Confral Avonwo mat the told Council will further ttiet me said Council will further A eUlett U$T Of KUAtU LOCAL RIMS (•ur Grove contioar ma umi for final petteg* en the Mth day of Novambar, 1*72, at comider me some for final pasteae 232-21 SI 9:10 P.M.. in tha Council Chamber, on the 3th day of Nobambor, if 72, at Municipal Building, 425 £. Broad • :N P.M., in the Council Chamber, St., Wmtflald. New Jersey, at which Municipal BuHdlng, 425 E. Broad AUTO • AUTO • FOIL OIL lima and piece any parson who may St., Wactf leld. New Jersey, at which • IARMI SHOPS time ond place any person who may • SUtataklnr, rowlrta« 0* interested tharaln will ba olven an of aajr lama> epoortunlty to be haard concerning ba Interested therein will be given an • O14 lajspe raoteraol MM erdfnvnco. opeer'tunlfy to be heard concerning AUGUSTINE r-. faaaJioi saisold ordinancec . AUSTITS wesmao MARTINS JOVC. VMEELAND JOYC VREELAND Town dark MOTORS BARUft SPCClALOftOiNANCO MO. Town Clerk AMERICAN AN O« DI NANCE TO PROVIDE SPECIAL ORDINANCE NO. FOfl THE CONSTRUCTION OF A AN ORDINANCE TO PROVIDE MOTORS STYLIST Coal HCATUfO OHM t otoek of HANDBALL COUftT IN THE FOR THE ACQUISITION OF • DoTt-YoweaU MOftTH SCOTCH PLAINS AVE LANDS FOR PUBLIC PURPOSES, Opem Xea. NUE PARK AREA, THE THE APPROPRIATION OF THE •OUT NCCESSAMV EQUIPMENT AND MONIES NECESSARY THERE- APPURTENANCES, THE APPRO- FOR AND THE ISSUANCE OF PRIATION OF THE MONIES •OND ANTICIPATION NOTES NECESSARY THEREFOR ANO FOR THE'FINANCING OF SAID THE ISSUANCE OF BONO AN- WORK. TICIPATION NOTES FOR THE •E IT ORDAINED by tne Meyflf FINANCING OF SAID WORK. end Town Council of tne Town of AN AD Wettffeld in the County of Union m% J. S. IRVING COMPANY •E IT OROAINED by tha Town follows: 3*9.19* 3324305 Council a* fha Town of WattflaM In SECTION I. It is hereby deter- t*t County af Union, at foMewi: mined mot me Town of Westffeld t \ IMMtlt SECTION 1. That a nendaell caurt shell acquire Lot 4, Black JM, Let 3 •» attT Avow SL WooWoJo ON THIS PAGE ba cantlructad in fha North Scafch ond Lot is. Block Stf; Lot I end Lot Plalnv Avenue Park Area. 13, Block 5JS; Lot II and Lot 14, • CUANEtS A DYERS SECTION II. Th«t Mid con Block S99; and Lot 7, Lot 3 and Let 4, tfructlan that! ba dan* under tha •lock $42, for public purpose. MAY EARN YOU tweerviiten of tha Town Engineer in SECTION ll. The Town Attorney 1411. accordance with plant and is hereby author lied tn4 directed fo wactffcitlom on tlla in tha off Ice of negotiate wim me owners for the WESTFIOD #'• > e Inc, •M Town Engineer, tti« tome which purchase of sold land*, and upon «. O kl I I I IS S ara herefty eppreved and mad* part failure to orrivo at a price MORE DOLLARS af tni« ardinanca. MotOfff llK» O MOVING * STORAOf setisfoctory to tha Town/ to institute •Potter Dtr Cleaalnr •*•» UN* aBBeBBlOB>a^BBfl^^A^BBBBOBB^B^^^^H^^^^^^^^^^^hM^^^_^b^^^i^^^ SECTION III. That MM construc- condemnation proceea'lnfs for the ELM RADIO 4 TV, Inc tion analt ba undertaken ai a general purpose of acquiring sou lend* in fc tfttferPrr'Cl'ft'lW Cpravamant and thell ba paid for the manner provided by low, •enerel taxation. SECTION HI. it is hereby • CoM Fur HB4RY K TOWNSfNO SECTION IV. it ia haraby determined end declared that the WSIKLVOOL <-• KfTCNoV eU» O.H4 Ru* de*armlned and eteted thtt tha estimated amount of money to be IHpVt ™* AloVI^M IMMB CHEATING STORAOf aatlmalad amount of money rolled from all sources for said natettery to ba reload from all purpose Is 1*9,000.00, ond mat the CONTRACTORS aeurcet far teM purpeae It U,C00., estimated maximum amount of lib Brood St. Dial 756-0100 and thai tha estimated maximum bonds or notes necesoery to be •mount of bond* or note* nacauary issued for sold purpose is $40,000.00. sour ornci AND PLANTS PORTLAND HEATING & t» ba liauad far sold purpota l» There Is hereby appropriated for 11,090 Thara it haraby appropriated sold purpose the sum of SU,0O>.O0 BCA Color TT. 1201 South Avo« PlalnftoM to toW purpoM the turn of U,O80. from the Capitol improvement Fond AIR CONDITIONING from tha Capitol Improvamant Fund available for such purpose, and from OUojr Stereo) la tt*1afleU avallabla for tuch purpoao. Capital Surplus the sum of 2*3-0400 DM 3324071 • Reeideat $27,000.00. Did C LEADER SECTION V. To flnonca tuch M BlaM ta^aAA Wol R Sott^U • Cttetooi purpose, thara "hall bo issued SECTION IV. To finance said diW StfTl mwwWWT rTMnlVIS 4M I. WMHWI •CURTAINS, DRAPERIES Deelnlaf. pursuant to tha Local Bond Law of Improvements there shall be Issued • Wo io aU «wr SR-t PHONE too ttala of Now Jertey, in an-pursuont to Locol Bond Low Revised ataJLatlooe' .- ticipation of tho luuonca of bond*. Storutos 40A:2 • of the State of New •hoot Metal 23*4407 Bond Anticipation NotM of sold Jersey In anticipation of the PMDAl MCORMOM aaaaaa»^aaa^o»a^aaaaaaaai Town which thai! not axcaod In tha fssuence of bonds. Bond Anticipation VAN'S V«atariB« Free BoUoMtet aggraoata principal amount tho turn Note* of sold Town, which shall not fiaaadao; Of HMO, Sold notat thai) boor In- exceed in me aggregate principle WESTFUD OiWtUu — Itaui — tarott at o rota which thoii not ax- amount the sum of $40,000.00. Stltf APPLIANCE CO. DOM? TOYOTA MUSIC INSTIUCWOM caod six parcontum (a) par annum notes shall bear Interest at a rite CMtOBMU* end may bo ronawad from tlma to which shall not exceed six (•> AUTO SALES FORD •Mr Covtia * SutatlM 2324325 tlmo pursuant to, and within, fha per centum per annum, ond may bo limitations prescribed by uld law. renewed from time to time pursuint 1*71 Pottlonol Avo. THE PERFORMING AKTS All mottort. with respect to Mid to, and within, the limitation* •arvtttf (to notes not determined by this or- prescribed by sold law, AH mature. Over •• T«aio dinance shall ba dotarmlnad by with respect to sold notes not SCHOOL OF NEW resolution to ba heraafter adopted. determined by mis ordinance shall URTUK AvtbortaN • HOME IMPROVEMENTS be determined by resolution to bo JERSEY, Inc. SECTION VI. Not mort than hereafter adopted DELICATESSENS 1*00.00 ot tne turn to ba rolMd by fha IT* IWTlM All MttM POID liauonca of Mid notet mov bo used SECTION V. Not more man A Won-Prott to finance intaratt on obligation* U,O0O.OO of the sum to bo raised by StdttCKtlonal iMUUtlOOl fttued to flnonca Mid puracte C*H 2I2-S7M the issuance of said notes may bo • AU Orchestral iBCtraateita whothar temporary or permanent or used to tinonco interest on MOMMUUMW TOWNE to f (nance mo colt of engineering or obligations Issued to finance s*(d) 111 i South Av«.W« HOME IHnOVfMCff (•. 2>anoa and Dramatloa inspection ond legal expenses or to purpose whether tamporory or FAXMV • Vail Katie Cvrrlenlar flnonca tha cost of tha issuance of permanent or to finance me cost of DELICATESSEN such obligation* a* provided In Mid engineering or Inspection or leeol Local Bond Low Title 49A: 2-30 of tha ANTICHJIS nt-un ^kt QBOR l>oor to 232-2520 State of NOW Jersey. expenses or to finance the cost of me Issuance of such obligations ao ^^^^^^^^^^^^H^BriBMOB^BBHBI ait WRMRMRIU • Choice Cold Cute SECTION VII. It It haraby provided in sold Local Bond L«w tea CM***) • Homo attdo Saiada 94 Elm St. WotffioM determined ond declared that tha Title 40A;i» of the State of New • Vrofen Vooda period of usefulnet* for Mid purpoM Jersey. a> Faaor Orooorloo) for ttia financing of which Mid notes SECTION VI. It is hereby THE ATTIC w Fat Up to Take Oof* CompUU orotobelssuedTtaperlodof ten (10) determined and declared that tho GOODWIN MOTOR OPTICIANS year* computed from mo doto of period of usefulness for sofd purposo UNION COUNTY Oyta Bailr BD4 Sunday* Home improvement ferrlca* OF *^B^baB)BABBiaHa4OBBOBBiaB^BB|BBBB)daOjaa| saW bond. for tha financing of which sold notes Clewed SECTION vill. It is haraby are to be issued Ts e period of ten (10) •Old Tfclmsi With CORF. VOtKSWAGEN, We> apoelallao Io: determined and declared that the yeart computed from me date of UNZ • UHKAM Coll 2324012 AUeratloaa, Addltloae, Plarro ROBERT P. DAY •uppltmtntal dabt stetament sold bonds. Inc Xltobaao required by Mid low hot boon duly SECTION VII. It is hereby 1122 Sooth Av«.W. WottfltM Proscription Optician mod* ond filed in tha offict of ttia determined and declared mat tho Booflnc aad OUIOaT Town Clerk of Mid Town, ond that supplemental debt statement Talntlao; . tucti statement so filed shows that required by sold laws has been duly Dial 233.1 fM B^HDSBMEBkjBBHBajBjB^Eff^EJEff^Eff^BBBBBBa] Dormaira tho orots debt of Mid Town as mode ond filed In me office of tho VOLKSWAOG4 CMEt Jalousie* defined In Tltla R.S. aOA:2-43 of tha Town Clerk of the Town of Wastf Uld DRUG STORES Foroheo> ' . S t\m St. Revised Statutes It IncrMsed by this and mot such statement so filed (J«ut olf tk* CINM Am) •olu — Sortloo — i ordlnanc* by 13,000.00, and that Mid show* that the gross dabt of tho Gftraiaa notes author lied by this ordlnanca Town as defined in Title 40A:2-43of •town DOOM and Kitehoaa said Revised Statutes Is increased 415WMft«MAv^ W« tne*Ctx» — Shalt be within all dabt limitations as '." ' S3S.T4M FrM Da Cur SltHToar ot Truotwortby larrloo proscribed by said law. by tfii* ordlnanca by $40,000.00, and Your that sold notes authorised by this tAWSON Free Satlmatel SECTION IX. This ordlnanca shall ordinance shall be within all debt take effect twenty (30) doy* aftar CfNTRAl PHARMACY SinanoLBa/ Arrajafool tho first publication thereof otter limitations prescribed by uld low. ARTISTS'SUTPUBS CADILLAC Servico or final passage. SECTION VIII. This ordinance Surgleol Supplht 1110-72 IT Fees: SU.00 sholl take effect twenty (30) day* AMUIWIIM IIIM Call 756-4418 after the first publication thereof after final passage. WESTFIELD CantovA Am* Car. Park St. SI Hour lra»r«««or R«P»ir Work Product LBOAL NOTICE 11U 72 IT Fees: $36.9* sealed propoMls will be received WfltlfiaM Mtmbtr of by the Town Clark* Town of West- nmlatttlA Cmmb»r ot COBBUM and field, in ma Municipal Building. Westflsld, New Jersay until 2:00 PUBLIC NOTICE Oftlet »n4 »»owroo»: P.M.* E.S.T., Monday November 27, fublk Notice Is hereby given mat This Space 1*72 for furnishing labor and a resolution of which the following Is VOLVO U. S. Hwy 22 North PlalnfMd materials for ma alteration of Police a copy was introduced, read and Hoadquartars to accommodota pasted, on first reading by ths. TIFFANY DRUGS communication! aquipmant, Council of me Town of Westfleld ot a lift Could Municipal Building, Westfieid, New meeting held November 14,1972, and Ope* TDftfs a TToek RIMODiUNO SMCIUUSTS JOTMV. At me obova time ond place, thot the sold Council will furthtr AST &\)PHV I ' •! bids will be publicly opened and consider the same for final passage • M. to If KUckeaa, Weeaieaii, vooai aMIUoao. read. Any bids received offer this on the 24th day of November, 1972, at Qnm Artlato* l Make if tlma and date will be rtturnad eight-thirty PM., In me Council firuihea • Olla NORMS CHEVROUT fvmpi ,> ••apeadad cclllasa».aU unopened. Chamber, Municipal Building, 425 Hudson Vtovnln Products «7eea of eataeatrr work* E. Broad St., Wastf laid, New Jersey, CUTM for you Drawing* and specification* may RUMVM be procured from the Building at which time and place any person Stowr Condtof Official, Municipal Building, West- who may be Interested therein will Dtat 233^462 field. New Jersey. be given en opportunity to be heard JAY-KAY iUllOKf, INC in the concerning same. 431 Control Ave\ W#>»tfToW A certified check In an amount of Proa *te»>V» aao Doltenr not leu than 10 percent of the total JOYC. VREELAND B^^^B^B^B^B0^B^B^»J^B^Bl0^B^^HB^O^HB^B^0VB^gH5Hg bid submitted, payable to the Town Town Clerk 6*1-6927 70s Treasurer, shall be required as a 11-14-72 BUILDING AND TOWN 232-2200 guarantee that, if awarded the PROPERTY COMMITTEE AUTO BODY REPAIIS contract, the bidder will enter into RESOLUTION 1115 South Avo., W. WoRtfiold INSURANCE contract promptly and execute me RESOLVED that the offer of Jean Major «>« Maor Beaalrt PLUMBING required contract documents, and If Rusto, to purchase Lot 21, Block 504, BODYAIT tarco folooUom «C pa^B^B^B^B^Be^a^B^B^B^B^B^B^B^B^^B^B^B»P"l»^^B^B^B^B^a^^^^^^^^BBB^B^^^^^^B^BI he fall* to do so, me 10 percent will also Known a* 201 Livingston Strett, be forfeited to me Town of Wastf leld as shown on tha Tax Map of the 4*. COLtlWON SHOP Uo«4 Gara aa4 TnoM PEARSALL & as liquidated damages. Bid checks Town of Weittleld, for the sum of a FORMAL WEAR MOUNTAINSIDE of the umuccessful bidders will be $1,100.00, be approved subiect to Ooorf a W. Koefcerft, DIoJ 239-0220 held until the contract is approved or Be4f 4k' Feaoer PLUMSINO A HIATINO all bid* relected. final approval at a meeting of Town FRANKENBACH, INC Council to be held November as, Aate * Traek Ooatnl ATO*. oat Heotk ItWffl Cfcarleo A- The successful bidder shall be 1972, In accordance with Title M Hoae T*WIB« WofttfloM required to furnish me Town of 40A: 12-13, and amendments and Westfleld a performance bond for supplements thereto, subfect to the CaM the full amount of me contract, condition that Jean Russo pay all 6 South Avo. Oorwood E«t. If tl guaranteeing all new equipment and coits and disbursement* for legal work required and furnished, for the advertising and closing of title. REILLY period of one year from the date of BE IT FURTHER RESOLVED VOlUM Convieta final acceptance. In addition, in- that the Town Council reserves the OF surance coverage at ut right to accept or reject the SEVELL'S OLDSMOBILE CO. TAILORS forth In the specifications shall proposed offer or any higher offer INSURANCE Coatffact b* raaulrad. which may be made. dnraov The Town of Westfleld reserves BE IT FURTHER RESOLVED AUTO BODY CO. Authortx^oJ PAY AND AITBRATIONS me right to reject any or all bids, that upon receipt ot said purchase VORMAli WEAR RRNTAL* — 232-4700 233-0897 George C. Ttamos price by the Town of Westfleld, the ••« "W* HAVE OUR OWN STOCK 115 Elm St. Woitflold Building Official Tax Collector be and Is hereby OldsmoUh mtfONAIilZSD DRT CLBANttfO 374 Short Dr^Mounlaintldo.NJ, ll.ia.72 IT FMI; $16.36 authorized and directed to cancol • ALA • M.C.A. Road Atd tax liens on said lot. m MfVlM N O T I C • 11-16-7! 2T Fees: 129.28 14 Hour Towtat 233-153$ FOR INSURANCE CALL Sealed bids wilt be received by the render B«p»tre — ' SERVICE STATIONS Mayor and Council of the Town of Truck pftiatlnt ••* 560 North Avo. 1. AD 2-7651 Westfleld at the Municipal Building, NOTICB TO CREDITORS Oor o>rrlo» CHARLES W. COSENZA 435 East Broad Street, Westfleld, ESTATE OF LESLIE E. Wo*tfMi!d, Now Jonoy New Jersey, on Monday, November KREIDER, Deceased • FUEL OIL 2 Elm Street, Westtield 27, 1f72 at 2:00 P.M.PREVAILING Catl232-SIS7 EUCLID Pursuant to the order of MARY C. * A^^^^^^^^B^^^^^i^^^ai^OlBlBlBB^^^^^^O^OiaiBHB^^Bfla^OHBia^^^^^aiHaaHB^BIO^OHHia YOU 233*9100 TIME FOR THE RENTAL OR. KANANE, Surrogate of the County QUIPMENT FOR THE PLOWING of Union, made on the 10th day of 320 Windsor Avo. Woitftold AND HAULING OF SNOW PROM Nov. A.D., 1972, upon the application ROTCHFORD PONTIAC FUGMANN THE STREETS, WALKWAYS AND of the undersigned, as Executrix of Csso PARKING LOTS OF THE Town of the estate of said deceased, notice Is Westfleld. hereby given to the creditors of sold AND OIL COMPANY Equipment to be rented on an deceased to exhibit to tha subscriber SERVICE hourly basis includes dump trucks, under oath or affirmation their Vat. Always Itaady to S«v« toy (two axle and tandem,) front end claims and demands against the BaUa - Arthur -Wlttke, Pro* loaders and bulldozer*. estate of said deceased within six Now a»d UaoA Care To • WHeel Al Iff amen t proposals must be delivered at the months from the date of said order, WESTFIELD • Wheel Bftlaneloo; time and place above mentioned. or they will be forever b»rred from stt-iroi Specifications may be seen or prosecuting or recovering the same SAAB a Motor Tuu»-up« procured at the office of Charles Van against the subscriber. BODY WORKS, INC fltrTlc* and Fartoj Csso • Iaipeatloa WorK aenschoten. Town Engineer, Public Helen/WKrtldBr «S4-ttSS or Brake florvloa — RoaA Work* Center, 959 North Avenue. Executrix ft. 1. Poaspttaae, Vroa, • W., Westfleld, New Jersey. Beard and MeGail Attorney! rAlHT AND VODT SWIDM The Mayor and Council reserve 66 Elm Street OOTJU0IOM RPSOXALillTfl 0»lea A- the right to reject any and all bids, If Westfleld, NJ. •HOP In the Interest of the town, It is 11-16-72 IT Fee: S6.42 SXPSItT ATJT0 SODT ff4 Kortk A.Taaa* Burner S«rrioa STATE FARM •CoH 232-4744 deemed advisable to do so. Advertise aarwaoA' Buda-at Firmest PUa INSURANCE COMPANIES CHARLESVAN BENSCHOTEN Home Offices: BtoomlnBton. Illinois 459 North Avo. W«fftoM Town Engineer NOTICB TO CREDITORS 11-1*72 2T Fees: $19.20 ESTATE OF CHESTER D- LOSEE, Dial 232-7071 D!dl 232*5272 Decea&ed PUBLIC NOTICE Pursuant to the order ol MARY C. 1130 South Avo. W. WMtHold 361 South Avt, E. Wottftold ' public Notice Is hereby given that KANANE, Surrogate of tho County LAUNDRIES in Ordinance as follows was passed of Union, made on (he IDfh day ot MOUNTAINSIW and adopted by the Council of the Nov. A,D,,1973, upon the application Town ol Westfleld at a mooting ot the undersigned, a* Executor of thereof held November u, iv/2. tho ostflte of said deceased, notice Is COLORAMA RANKIN FUEL CO. SAMOSET LAUNDRY SERVICE JOYC. VREELAND hereby given to the creditors of salt) Town Clork doceafled to exhibit to the subscriber On This Hind* nil IPICIALORDINANCG NO, Mil under oath or affirmation their AUTO PAINTING SERVICE, INC Drake claims and demands nortlntt the Hlnaine Tune-upi AN ORDINANCE AUTHORIZING estate of tald deceased within six THE EXCHANGE OF LAND BE- months from the date of said order, TRIUMPH OoimU tlk« florflaa** — Dnr OLBANINO RftdUtor Hepalre TWEEN THE TOWN OF WEST- or they will be forovor burred from I BODY SHOP AD 1 6^00 Stiooka — MurtUra FIELD, IN THE COUNTY OF prosecuting or recovering the wmo iua-uUtor A a»orat«r UNION, NEW JERSEY. AND THE OIL BURNER Against the subscriber, Expert Dody & Pander Ripaira Servtoa — Snow WILSON CONTRACTING COM- COMPLETE PAINT JOBS flteltf ud fltrrlo* PANY AND PROVIDING FOR THE Suburban Trust Company, ol Oaih aid Oarrr laeneotloa Work PAYMENT OF 17,600,00 TO THE Westfleld.N.J, Free Estimates TOWN OF WESTPIELD IN ADDI- Executor Dlat 276-9200 TION TO THE LAND OY THPBoard & MeOnll Attorneys LINCOLN MERCURY Call 736-2640 212-977A WILSON CONTRACTING COM- 66 Elm 3troet 789.2040 PANY. Westflotd, N.J, 230 Cantennlal Avo. Cranford PlalnfUtd 1121 Rf. 22 IT Foe»!$0.72 \)<\6-n IT roe: JA.4? 000 South Avs., Qarwood 169 SOUTH AVI. tt WltTllltO 902 North Avo. i THE WESTFIELP <»M.) t&AMMM, THURSDAY. NOVEMBER 16, 1972 Fag* *»• r PUStIC MOTICI Public Notice !» htrrty given ttiet «n ordinance of wftlcn the? following Is • copy wai Introductd, rtarf and Recent Real Estate Transaction P«ud, on first rtwflno, toy the> Council of Ww Town of Wntf i«ttf at a meeting hold November 14,1972, and th«f tha wid Council will furtntr comitfar tn* umi for final PHMBC on ttw 2Stti day of November, 1179, at •tJ0»»M, In tha Council Chamber, Municipal Building, 425 E. Brotd St., Watttfeld, Maw Jersey, at which tlmt and place any person may tw Intarasttd ttiertln will too alven an opportunity to tot heard coneernlno HM ordinance. JOYC.7RCELANO Town Cttrk IFBCIALOftCHNANCt NO. AN ORDINANCE TO MOVIOC FOR THE REtUILOING, REPLACEMENT OR EXTENSION OF SANITARY AND STORM SEWER LINES AND THEIR AP- PURTENANCES AT VARIOUS LOCATIONS THROUGHOUT THE TOWN AMD TO PROVIDE FOR THE APPROPRIATION OF MONIES NECESSARY THERE- FOR. w •E IT ORDAINED by tti« Town Mr. ant Mrs. Thomas K. Herget of Oaklaat], Calif, have Mr. and Mrs. Bafcrrt T. Potey, Jr. have saovod hU Tfce aljove MMlttpte Listed property at TW above MaHlple Uatot property has aeea aoM to Council of tha Town of WttNIeld, In p*rchat«4 Mr. ana* Mrs, Michael KetWUITa home at 121S tfcelr new ao«e at t Konpsaall Terrace, Faawaad. Use Drive has a«e« aald U Mr. as* Mrs. Gerald I. Meraaa, tha County of Union, ai follows: Mr. aad Mrs. Gary D. GoaWy, farmerly of Plaae, Tex. SECTION I. That unitary stwer Maple HftU R4.. Scotch Plaint. The tale of this Multiple sale «f tkls multiple listed property was aegotiated by foraaerly of Wayae. The sale was aegaUated far Dr. and The sale was aegotlated ftr Mr. aad Mrs. MMcael J, llnot and thtir appufitnences b* Lttlcti property wai negotiate* by Alfa&M W. MIchHt— Roger D. Love of the sfflce M Barrett * Crabs, lac., Mrs. George A. Bray by Ner«a Talaaach of Ihe office of rttoullt, rep I seed or extended at ElKoury by Hetest CmhacU of tae office of Alaa Jaaav variaut location* throughout tha for the office* of Peartall ft Frankeabach, lac., Realtors. Realtors. Alan Jahaatas), lac., Realtors. •tos, lac., Realtors. Town to provld* proper mslrtte- nancaantf operation of tha unitary sewer systam, SECTION II. That storm nw Una* and thtfr appurtanincn ba rebuilt, reptteed or extended •» various location* throughout the Town to provld* prop«rm*lnt«n«nc« and optratlon of tha ttorm wwer lysfam. SECTION III. That all of said work shall ba complatad undar the supervision of the Town Englnatr and In accordance with plan and specifications that h»ve • batn prepared lor same ana which are now on flit In th* offlc« of the Town Engineer and h«r«by mad* part of this ordfnanct. SECTION IV. That all of said work ittall ba umHrtakan at a gcnaral Improvamant to ba paid for by general taxation. SECTION V. it li Hereby deter- mined and ttatad that tha attlmattd amount of monty nacitaary to ba raised from all tourctt for said purpose Is 113,000.00, and tha Mr. and Mrs. G. William Ran have sold this hone at 22 Eckhart Associates Inc., Realtors, has announced the The aale of the above property at 2M3 Edgewsod Terr., Mr. aad Mrs. Keaaeth R. PoUack a»d famUy, formerly of estimated minimum amount of FleMcrest Dr., Scotch Plaint, to Mr. and Mrs, Bdw. J. bonds or notas necessary to ba aale of 4» North Chestnut St. to Mr. and Mrs. Peter Scotch Plalas, was listed and sold ay Ruth C. Tale of the Jersey City, are BOW resUusg In their new house at «13 issued for said purposa Is tt,)OO.0O. Mangold of Woodslde, N.Y. The sale of this Multiple Foley and family who have moved back to WettfleM Peteraoa-Rlngle Agency. 35s Park Ave., Scotch Plains. Hlllcrest Ave. which they purchased ffrttn Brown a There It hereby appropriated for Listed property was negotiated through the office of •aid purposa, tha sum of tt,SOC,0O from California. Giles Atwood handled the sale for the Barattuccl, buikleri. This WestfleM multiple listed house from Capital Improvamant Funds Nancy F. Reynolds Associates, Inc., Realtors. was bought through the office of Danker 4 Danker, Iac, available for luch purposa. owners, Mr. and Mrs. William Cant. t SECTION VI. To finance said local Realtors. Lee Danker bandied the transaction. Improvements, mart shall ba Issued pursuant to R.S, 40A:M In tha an- ticipation of tha issuance of bondt, bond anticipation note* of said Town which shall not exceed in tha t aggregate principal amount tht sum of *»,MO,00. Said note* to batr In- tarast at a rata not to exceed six (*) parcantum par annum and may ba ranawed from time to time pursuant to, and within, tha limitation* prascrlbtd by said law. AM matters with respect to said notas not datarmfned by this ordinance shall ba determined by resolution of tha Town Council to be hereafter adopted. SECTION VII. Not more than MOO.00 of tha turn to ba raised by the issuance of said notes may be used to finance Interest on obtlaatlons, Issued to finance such purpose, either temporary or permanent or to finance engineering or Inspection costs and architecture! and legal expanses or to finance the cost of the - issuance of such obligations. es Mr. and Mrs, Robert J. Bonnettl of Westfleld have moved Mr. and Mrs. Ronald J. Huegerlch of Bridge ton, Mo., are Mr. and Mrs. Fred Kllnghoffer who formerly lived In Mr. and Mrs. Douglas E. Scudamore have moved Into provided by R.S. 40A:2W. to their new residence at 731 Boulevard. They purchased now living In their new home at 825 Summit Ave., which New York City are now In residence at their new home at their new home at 2OJ1 Deer Path, Mountainside. The SECTION vin. it is hereby determined and declared that the their new home from Mr. and Mrs. Chester E. Johansen they purchased from Mr. and Mrs. Raymond J. Ker- 21 Rodman Lane which they purchased from Mr. and sale of this multiple listed property was negotiated by period of usefulness lor said purpose through the office of Danker & Danker, Inc., local stetter Jr. The sale of this Multiple Listed property was Mrs. T. Stewart Wilson through the office of Nancy F. Richard M. Corbet of the office of Barrett It Cram, Inc., for the financing of which said notes are to be Issued Is.a period of forty Realtors. •1 "F " negotiated by Jeanctte FeiJortHty>-foV the, offtees of Reynolds Associates, Inc., Realtors. The property was Realtors. (40) years from the data of said Pearaall A Frankestbach, Inc., Realtors/ Multiple listed. bond. SECTION ix. It Is hereby determined and declared that the supplemental debt statement required by ssld law hat been duly made and filed In tha office of the Town Clerk of ihe Town of westlf eld end that such statement shows that the gross debt of the Town at defined >r< In R.S. 4OA:2-43 Is Increased by this obligation by 14,500,00, and that said notes authoriied by this ordinance shall be within all debt limitations prescribed by said law. SECTION X. This ordinance shall take effect twenty (20) days after first publication thereof after rinsl passage, 11-16-72 IT Fees: 136.99 PUBLIC NOTICC Public Notice is hereby divan an ordinance of which the following Is a copy was Introduced, read and passed, on first reading by the Council of the Town of Westf leld «t a meeting held November 14,1972, and that the said council will further consider the seme for final pauag* Mr. and Mrs. Alexander Montgomery, former residents The above Multiple Listed property at 719 WestfleM This property located at 409 Acacia Road, Scotch on tha ttth day of November, 1072, at Mr. and Mrs. George A. Lewis of Westfield have moved 1:30 P.M., In the Council Chamber, of Bronxvllle, N.Y., are now residing In their new home Ave. has been sold to Mr. and Mrs. Louis Sicola, formerly Plains Is the new home of Mr. and Mrs. Michael D. Into their new home at 2*8 Canterbury Rd, which they Municipal Building, 425 E, Broad at 2216 Coles Ave., Scotch Plains which they purchased of Union. The sale was negotiated for Mr. and Mrs. Hannan who have been living In Palo* Verdes, Calif. The St., Wei me Id, New Jersey, at which purchased from Mr. and Mrs. Robert M. Crawford Jr. time and place any person may be recently from Mr. and Mrs. Donald Robins. The sale of Barent S. Wagar by Caryl Lewis of the office off Alan property was Multiple Listed through the Westfleld The sale of this Multiple Listed property was negotiated Interested therein will be given an Johnston, inc., Realtors. Board of Realtors and the sale was negotiated through opportunity to be heard concerning this Multiple Listed property was negotiated by Marie C. by Mrs. Alan Bruce Conlin for the offices of Pearsall said ordinance. Wahlberg of-the Peterson-Ringle Agency, 350 Park Ave., the office of Nancy F. Reynolds Associates, Inc., Frankaib&ch, Inc., Realtors. JOYC. VREELANO Scotch Plains. Realtors. Town Clerk OENERALORDINANCENO. AN ORDINANCE TO AMEND THE CODE OF THE TOWM OF WESTF I ELD, CHAPTER 13, "MOTOR VEHICLES AND TRAFFIC" tN THE FOLLOWING RESPECTS: BY ADDING CER- TAIN PROVISIONS TO SECTION ". • - ' - 13-27 "ESTABLISHED; LOCA- ••••/•> v TION." BY CREATING A NEW SECTION PROVIDING FOR REGULATIONS IN A NEWLY ESTABLISHED LOT. BY ADDING CERTAIN PROVISIONS TO SECTION 13-36 "PARKING METER ZONES ESTABLISHED." BE IT ORDAINED by the Town Council of the Town of Westlleld, In the County of Union, that Chapter 13 "Motor Vehicles and Traffic," be amended In the following par- ticulars: SECTION 1. That Section 13-37 "Established i location" be amended by adding rhe following: •.- •-.••-:• • • t "Old-ee" WE ?•?/ BRING FOR THE SAFETY, COMFORT & BEAUTY OF YOUR CAR ' MAI A RS1TOL Of KAl MURMN FUVOR SEAT COVERS CONVERTIBLE TOPS FLAVOR VINYL CAN'T LEAK TOPS A. VINYLTRM AIRWEVE CUcIronically w«ath*r •••W CUfttO* lit. 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Aafeulltf All ttb«al Cylinrfafs R»»laea Front Vhaal Of«uaa STEREO TAPES Olda Bourbon IBMINUTC HlltALLATI Adfual & Blaari All Un»* WHILE YOU WAIT Chaek Mii*«r Cylinear HUNDREDS 1 HUNDREPS OF I TRACK AS LOW AS BURGLAR ALARM SYSTEM Save from $2. to 14, on each tape INSTALLED • FRONT-END ALIGNMENTS IN MOST CARS AS LOW AS ONLY • TUNE-UPS • AUTO GLASS LOORMATS .CARPETING tm 1776 ROUTE 22, SCOTCH PLAINS Opposite Blue Star Shoppinf Ctnttr • CUSTOM INTERIORS % Milt East of Saarn C A f-f CAN! <.t N 11 H OPEN DAILY 9-6 '• 14 ft 80 PROOF • BMAIDHr BOURBON WU THURSDAY TILL 9 322-6787 OJ.W.OAHrOUIILUflJ CMEWVOMtNT. SATURDAY TIL5:^0 Closed Sunday CHAROE IT L THE WEBTFIEU) LEADER, THURSDAY, NOVEMBER 16. 1»M I'tigr 31 Weinberg, Newman Set New Rankings Girls Win District DOO The Westfield YMCA * National AAU Master's the nation in each, for the Sft- The Matter swimmers OMDIINCE two top-ranked Master Long Course Champtanrfilps se age group. He swam the next Mi meet will be Dec. » Swimmers performed at Indiana University. sa-yard freestyle in 30.75 at Waltham Mate, at the brilliantly at tbU week's second, the 100-yard Master's open meat ejKav Hockey Championship Austin Newman of the ii Leatherstocking Open at Weatfield V took first place ftrceetyle in Ml.4 minutes tored by the New England By Catty Hety When varsity status was and team work displayed Tne Westfield JV girls OBaonta, N.Y., taking five in all three events he en- and the WO-yard freestyle in AAU. CeaateTaylsr officially granted ne one against Chatham by the fir* placet and two second 7.1*1 minutes. dreamed they would cone suffered their only defeat to tered, and established timea Blue Devil line was the the unbeaten Cranford places in the meet. At the that will rank him second in Weu&bari took first in the The girls' varsity field thii far," said the coach, major factor in the victory. same time, Atutin Newman SO yard ireeatyte at 312 hockey squad reached its MM. Carol Donner. Games team. It was a close game, WKK Wrestling As the Ant game of the buttheCranforddefensewM M Md Sid' Weinberg Wins seconds and the 100 yard impossible dream last scheduled and future State Tournament the established new second >lars Friday by defeating competition was unknown able to stop all of the AH freestyle,'Ml minutes, both Westfield girls defeated Westfield's attempts, tn place national ran kings in Donald 5. Hafaenberfar, second national rankings- Signup Chatham, 1-0, and thus as of Leader deaduae. Hostile Park 14. The girli INtOll NOW their events. gaining a district cham- other games the JV squad FOtHOV. son of Mr and Mrs Frank He alio took second in the The Cinderella story had come back to defeat tied Scotch Plains 11, In addition, Sid Weinberg Hsbmberger, 712 Willow 50-yard backstroke at 37.0 pionship. They won the began last Tuesday when Hostile Park, after tying THURS. P.M. unwinna We game and beat against Roselle Park a won the high point trophy in Grove Road, a senior at second and 100 yard Saturday the Blue Devil* earned a them in the regular season. scorless game and defeated CUSSES his 6044 age group, out the unbeatable team. chance at the district pby- Colorado School of Mine*, backstroke at 1.2S.5 The first of two The beginning of the game MiUburn 2-0. Hie Junior pointing John McKenzte, top minutes. But although he offi by beating Rosalie Park showed that both teams has received a scholarship registration days for the 1-0 making WHS eligible to varsity defemive team N.J. 006 COllKE ranked nationally in the lost to McKenik in both Weet&eld Boys Wrestling Active At College were over anxioui, and rath- pulled together in these backstroke. Hie victory was from ASARCO. He haa continue playing. er sloppy. However, the recently been awarded backstroke events, he beat League will be held from 1-4 games. doubly satisfying for the first ranker in the 100- Diane Meiklejohn, a Chatham's bout proved to Wettfield girls pulled it Weinberg, who was beaten membership in the national p.m. Saturday in Room E of be exciting as both squads Umtthmr yard freestyle and out- the Westfield YMCA. freshman at Mount Holypke by an eyelash last summer engineering honor society, pointed him for the trophy. College, has been elected to were evenly matched. Debbie Lawyer showed by McKensie in the 1972 Tau Beta Pi, Registration forms, the Student Government Chatham's girls hockey her consistency by playing published in the previous Association and is a reputation is statewide and another good game with two Issues of the Leader, member of the college they were rated second in defensively driving and Enjoy the must be completed and tennis team. She is the the state. But the daditor fighting effort!. In the first turned in at the registration. daughter of Mr. and Mrs. line was short key players half of the game the only Preferred Whiskey FOOTBALL Each boy also will be Robert Melklejohn Jr. of Mf due to injuries and the Blue goal of the game was scored weighed and his weight and Kimball Ave. Devils were ready to pull for Westfield. Wing Sue utepreicrreQ age will establish his together and upset their Donlan shot the ball in from classification. PLAINFIELD vs. WESTFIELD by PAL in February. In toufher opposition. the outside. This year the Junior March both leagues will The title was up for grabs The second half of the half gallon division (9 year olds through have wresUeoffs to send throughout the first half as game was a defensive HIGH SCHOOLS sixth grade) will have six no team was able to break battle. Although Sue and Fleischmano's, 4 their best boys in each teami, each with 30-25 boys. weight-age bracket to the defensive blockage. Sandra Donlan led the front Teams and coaches are: Only a two short corner line in getting the ball down The Preferred Whiskey. • r THANKSGIVING DAY - NOV. 23,1972 compete in a Union County Cougari, Dick Rippe; tourney. Winner of this will advantage gave the WHS a the field, their defense Light. Smooth. AT F1AINF1ELD HIGH SCHOOL FIELD Leopards, Jack Miller; slim security. A short blocked the ball. Tigers, John Gordon; go on to the New Jersey comer ii awarded when the Ttie Westfield defensive 90 Proof. State AAU tournament in defending pkyefi hit theball •HiFOMlett; RANDOLPH RD., PIAINHIID Wildcati, Bob Stemmler; team played a strong game At half-gallon savings. [•Us* Ms* Panthers and Lions, Phillipsburft. out of bounds and In the ease backed up by Carol Reeves, Men with some wrestling of a tie, the victory goes to who stopped the ball form AME E 11 .-00 A.M. - Gat* Op* 9:00 AM. coaches to be selected. background are still needed the team with the most getting into Westfield The senior league and may call Dick Gottlick corners. territory. Westfield goalie ude 50c will b« sold in advanci at nil PldnKeW (seventh and eighth graders (233-6354) or Jack Bir With three minutes left to Terry Barnabe played a up to 13 years old) will have mlnham (232*9314). play, a definite WHS good solid game by blocking ond WesHield Sanior ond Junior High ond Elementary ihoobi A and B teams. Each will championship was deter- the few attempts by Roselle Half Gallon wrestle with teams from mined by another technical Park. on Mon., Tuat. ond Wed. Nov. 20, 21, 22 neighboring towns on Meder Named ruling. A penalty bully, a In JV action the girls Saturday*. Senior league rare situation when the - ADMISSION AT GATE $2.00 - hockey team ended the v-M boys will enter the Central To New Post goalie seriously fouli, was season with a record of two **M' Jersey Grammar School granted in favor of Westfield wins, three ties and one loss. Adult ticket* ot $2.00 may be hosed In odv Tournament during the Dr. Albert E. Meder Jr. of and the situation seemed season and pouibly one 506 Salter PI. chairman of likely for a Devil score. A For the season Sue Dreiar's, Ploinfiold the educational policies Wederick and Sue Raff led other tournament in ad- strange play occured as the the offensive front line for Sports Center, Inc., Wtstf laid dition to regularly committee of the board of goalie fouled twice during TIM « Wad scheduled meets. trustees of Union College, the bully and the referee Westfield. As leaders on the Nov. 21 ft. 22 hai been appointed to the awarded a WHS score. Thus forward line, both were Jorvls Drug Store, Wtstfteld The Junior league ends its curriculum coordinating constant through at all the Men Tut* Wed the win was confirmed as games for JV. Leading the 20,21,22 regular season with a committee for New Jersey's the'clock ran out with no NO 50c TICKETS SOLD AT GAT tournament to be sponsored community colleges. defense wai Amy Stork as NTC Chatham goals. The unity fullback. . ^' • t • • : I I :•':', !-. k J ri v> • 'B, «.tfxSZ* •** t.t V * r ?_-» ' - . 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Poltt custom fit to your foot by r "^ r a^^ w^ a^^ Boots Henke,Kofiach,StrolzfMunari, Experts 6 Nights France Rosemount, San Marco. only the safest tKat you can GTA Rossignol Nights depend on by every major Both Only manufacturer. W/Look Nevada I Scott Poles Poles Scott-Rami-A 8t T. 520 South Avenue, W European Ski Tours arranged by COME SEE - COME HEAR on the circle Westfield, N. J. COME TALK /Illtali 233-8420 ITALY'S WORLD AIRLINE COME COMPARE Dally Mon.-Frl. 9 to 9; Sat 9 to 6 •t •r,^-^, _w n _*«• »* THE WESTFIELD (N.4.) LEADER. THURSDAY, NOVEMBER 1«, 1»7* had 2 ... No Senior League Hooters F Advance Weekend Play to Decide Junior, Senior coach in his first year in the WBFL has won the title, except the first year of In State Tourney league .. . Tom Polman By STEVE BRUNNQUELL but were not able to score. Little League Football Division Champs could change that marker , . . five years ago the w They did though, get enough Champions will be Chuck Clarke, Seott Palmer, the play off amazing job considering he : The Westfield High School corner kicks to win the decided this weekend in the Doug Tsougnikaa, Jem against the extra-point the RAMBLING* ROUND winner in the Senior Polman says, "You gotta hat played in only five of the COLTS have allowed only Division was the Steelers, in •occer team advanced to the match. Boys' Football League, but Schneider, Trip Dark, Bob play 'em one at a time, and Bengals two tics, most by Salinfcr, CUp Wlleox and Colt garnet. The report one good in I tries (beat in Junior Division team since the Junior division the second round of the State it may be eitJier Saturday or they will have to beat the from the doctor is that K.C. winner was the Broncos. Tournament but lost their LINE SCORES: Brand. the league) ... the Bears Bob Mutunan's IMS Devils Sunday when it is finalised. Steelers. is all right and will play for have yielded good 4 out of 12. cfcance to become County COUNTY TOURNAMENT- Both divisions have possible Quarterback Andy BEARS-GIANTS the remaining Colt games, Champions when Governor SECOND ROUND playoffs and here are the Biederman was outstanding RUSHING In the role of spoiler, the adding woe to the Steelers YDS. FOR VS. Uvingston beat the Devils (SEMIFINAL) situations. for the Steeftera, hitting five Giants will definitely be on Saturday and against the on corner kicks. After 1 2 3 4 O't OT F pastes to keep ttvea going COLTS In the Senior Division, hepped up for this game. Bears in the "possibility BEARS beating Bayonne 1-0, the Westfield 10 0 0 0 0 1 both the Bears and Colts Defensively, the line I of Coach Craig Allen knows bowl" if they meet on and Devils faced Livingston Gov. have 6-1 slates. If both win, Steve Bodmer, Jim that an upset of the Bears Sunday. High School in the second Freiberg, Larry Shaffer, FUMBLES Livingston 0 1 0 0 0 0 1 or both lose, or both tie, thev can erase the bad memories Just in case that game BY round, too late for Leader Corner Kicks: Westfield - 4 would have a Sunday playoff Jerry Smith, John Pearson from this season. He also deadline. and Juatin Byrnes did a does come about, we have COLTS U Gov. Livingston wins on at Tamaques 3 to decide the knows an upset is an ex- some BUU for the fans on BEARS 10 The Devils played their corner kicks crown. good Job on the inspired tremely difficult task to Bear*. In the secondary, both the Colti and the Bears. beat soccer of the year Gov. Livingston-6 Things are a bit simpler in perform. COLTS and BEARS have against an eighth ranked STATE TOURNAMENT - the Junior circuit. The Rich Voaa, Chuck Marotta, PASSING Paul Jackaon, Jim Tyler But, he does have the already met twice this year, YDS. FOR VS. Bayonne team. They hustled FIRST ROUND Chargers (7-0) play the Bills firepower in Don Tomalonis splitting the two games ... mare, passed better, and Bayonne 0 0 0 0 0 0 (S-i). If the Chargers win or and Tony Graves were COLTS 177 outstanding. and Todd Oney, along with the Bears winning the first BEARS 154 ltt played an all-around great Westfield 0 0 10 0 1 tie, they are champs. If the his son Jackie. If that 1M, the Colts the second 1S- game. That passing autistic is Bills win, then these two ammunition is enough to 12. misleading for the Bears, Hie only tally of the teams would play Sunday at JUNIOR DIVIMON match the Bears with From those scores, you for their pass "d" is much match came in the third Optimists Plan Tamaques 1 to decide it all. Cfcargm It. Bite • Butenhof, Brand, and Clark may see that neither game tougher than that. period. Mike Semels in- (Chuck Keelcy) saw a conversion attempt Opponents of the Bears have For PRE-XMAS tercepted the ball about 30 Grid Skill Event SENIOR DIVISION Dave Oiitty scored on the I Saturday wifibe When we which was luccessful. And passed 53 times completing yards from the opposing Brew***, Giants* game's sixth pUyt but that find out. in close games those PAT 9, while 10 or the passes have team's net. Semels dribbled Edward Johnson, boys Bears IX, Steelers S was most of the attack for ?????? are always important -so ft been Bear interceptions. across the field, and took a work chairman of the the Bills, aa four fumbles How about if the Bears the *Uts . .. COLTS have In punting (he average* SPECIALS! perfect shot into the lower Westfield Optimist Club, Owen Brand snowed why and many penalties stopped and Colts have the same made 7 of 17 in '72( there are Bears (Owen Brand) left-hand corner of the goal. announced the first youth the game is called their offense. The defensive results, what then? What vaunted opponents the 25.2 ... Colts ((John Iglar) The defensive highlight of appreciation week program "fooTball, as he boomed effort wai outstanding, u then, on real good football Bears are 7 for 30 ... 17.4. A T BARON'S the game came in the first will consist of football skills several punts of over SO Bob Ardrey along with game! It will be played at quarter when a Bayonne for bovs between the ages of yards in length to con- Brian CarroU, Bob Bell aid Tamaques Park Field Prlcm$ ifitttv forward brought the ball to 9 and 12 years. This will tinuously set the Steelers Steve Schfope closed down number three, and it will if Bowling Results THURSDAY - FRIDAY within 25 yards of the Blue include: Running with the back in field position. Kurt the middle and three times the past is an indication of Devils' net. He took a good football between tires for Butenhoff was most of the held on downs inside their the future be some game. shot that hit the crossbar of the best time; passing the Pin Up Girls Early Birds Bear attack and scored both own 10, including once when But before the war, the W W the goal. It rebounded to football for accuracy; and TDV The first was a three the Chargers had first down battles must be fought and Gargiles another opposing forward to kicking the football for at the one. Also aiding on Molowa ONLY distance. yarder in the second period won. And both teams must ROM 1SH Seely the left of the net. His shot and the clincher was a 3D- defense were Jeff Yatcilla, not be caught looking ahead, Zimmerman 24 16 beat Rob Kaye, the goalie, Awards will be given to Moran yarder in the final minute. Jim Gilmartin and. Bob if they wish trophies. Chenitz 24 16 Conrad but was stopped by Joe the boys for their outstand- The blocking of Chuck Davis. Al Pfeiffer, long-time • Decker 22H 174* Clark Cacchione and Buddy ing skills in each of three coach of the Giants, now Robinson who came in to Whedon, Jim Belcher, Jeff Bach 10 21 Reinhardt 18 categories. Brown and Kent Baldwin Jets 13, Raiders t retired, had a similar ex- Peney protect the right side of the To participate boys must perience in 1969. His team Chapman 1. Cacchione cleared the opened the holes for Brand, Buehler 16 24 Zimmerman 17 wear a football Jersey and Butenhoff, Keely Clark, Fine upfront work by and the Bears (then and now Yegian 1$ 2S ill from immediate helmet. The contest will be coached by the mad-hatter Blakely 16* REG. $9.95 John L'Donnell and Steve Hugh McCarren, Tim Kutzenco 14 28 Riess 16 danger, but once again, a held at Tamaques Park Young. The shutout defense Felky, Andy Biggs, John Jeff Gilbert) were High game, Tony Bach, Bayonne attacker got the Sunday at 12 noon. deadlocked for first place High game, J. Seely, 183; was topped by Jon LAW,Huff, Bob Stevenson, Bob 180; high series,' Terry high series, C. Chazotte, 400. ball and shot. This final at- Webster and Cut Juttie with 6 win l loss records. Bach, 4«S; high team, 1 HI-INTENSITY tempt to score was again th- made it possible for runners Their opponents on game, Peney, 066; high warted by Cacchione, who Ted Allen, Jim Koniie, Fred Saturday were (Giants) team series, Zimmerman, Transit Pamphlet was now in front of Kaye. Club Plans Park Hike Kessler and Carl Selert to Rams and Colts (Bears). 1805. The Bears concentrating at LAMP The Devils lost the closest Members and guests of move the ball. Alien and . Now Available of games to Governor and Anne Vogel of Cranford. Konjte scored the TD's, with one game at a time thrashed FABETTES Livingston l-l. In tour- Hie Union County Hiking The meeting place is the Kessler adding the PAT.the Colts 32-6. The Giants W L The Department of Club have a choice of three Howard Johnson Joe's Market 27 13 Transportation has issued a nament play, a game that Fumble recoveries by Larry meanwhile lost by that very ends in a tie goes into two activities this weekend. Restaurant, Route 22, North score to the Rams. Tiffany Drugs 15V& new publication in response •398 On Saturday a hike will Plainfield. The hike will Foster and Kessler and an Jarvis to many of the questions five-minute overtime interception by Selert So, the former Giant periods. If the game is still begin at 1 "p.m. at the begin on Route 80, over the Drug Store 20 20 asked by the general public Nomahegan Park parking Delaware River on the Erie helped the defensive charge, mentor is giving the in- 'Fugmann about the State's assistance tied, the deciding factor is with Lowell Higgins, Bob volved coaches a word of comer kicks. The Weatfield lot, Cranford, proceeding to Lackawanna bridge, up Mt. Oil Co. programs for passenger Lenape Park, Cranford, Minsi, then along the Ap-En gel, Paul HUt, Jimwarning, "Don't look ahead, Baron Drugs railroads and bus services. booters had four to you'll get caught from 16 24 Berkeley's six. with an additional walk palachian Trail to Delaware Smallridge, Don Wolfe, Jeff The Jolly Entitled "The Many around Echo Lake Park, Water Gap and return. Zeikel, Dan Morgan and Jeff behind, just like we did." Trolley 16 24 Problems In Improving The Devils' goal came on Mountainside and Westfield. Further information may Priest aiding. In all, it should be a very Margaret Me Garry, 510; Transit,'* the pamphlet a corner kick. Mike Semels Lester Goldberg of Cranford be obtained through The It is down to the wire in interesting weekend of Doris Reinhardt, 500, 210. discusses underlying put a perfect kick to the is the leader of the hike, Union County Park Com- both of the divisions of the WBFL action. financial, operating and center of the Bayonne net which is a maximum of mission recreation Westfield Boys Football WEEK VII DOG SHOW SATURDAY legal problems which must where Paul Pecka headed seven miles. department. League . .. The Chargers, ALL-STAR TEAM. .. The nth annual dog show be resolved and the State's it in for the tally. The Devils The same day an eight following their 194 win over C-Tim Huff (Giants) of the Sussex Hills Kennel efforts to find solutions. had three comers in the first mile hike along the tow the Bills, need only a tie or a G-Scott Palmer (Bears) Club, Inc., an unbenched The pamphlet describes period while Berkeley only path from Rocky Hill to B Squad win to clinch on Saturday LB-Todd Oney (Giants) show, will be held from 8 activities which are under had one. This was the only Princeton is planned. The ... a Bill victory would T-Kevin Hurtt (Browns) a.m. to 8 p.m. Saturday at way and does not include quarter, though, which the group will meet at the T-Chuck Clark (Bears) Devils were superior to their force a playoff on Sunday the Morristown Armory. projects which would be Ho ward Johnson Ties 0-0 the 19th ... In the Senior E-Chuck Marotta (Steel) carried out under the opponents. Gary White, Restaurant, Route 22, North Division, equal per- E-John O'Donnell (Bears) Governor Livingston's top i BB-Rich Voss (Steel) UNION WRESTLERS proposed 1972 Trans* Plainfield, at 9:15 a.m. or By Bob Ktnkley formances (both win, both portation Bond Issue. scorer, put in the only goal the Rocky Hill tow path tie, or both lose) by the Clots RB-Chris Compton for his team. He took a long (Browns) Westfield residents who Copies may be obtained parking lot at 10 a.m. Stymied by a determined and the Bears would set up a from the Office of In- lead pass and dribbled to Participants should bring RB-Tom Jacobs (Browns) are candidates for Union about 20 yards from the Montclair defense, the play off encounter ... Of College's varsity wrestling formation Services, New lunch. Lillian Deene of Westfield B-squad football course, if both teams have QB-Scott Young (Bears) Devil net and scored. They Plainfield is the leader. team include Dan Costello of Jersey Department of REG. $7.50 continued to play better team had to settle for a