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1 Publlahcd - 5j KGHTY-THIRD YEAR—No. 46 •MOMI WESTFIELD, NEW JERSEY, THURSDAY, JUNE 28,1973 Kvery Thurnfuy 24 Pages—10 Cents

Early Deadline To Establish Lake WFT Heads Mini-Parade Early deadlines will bo ebserved far the JeJy 5 Leader. Becaase of the holiday ea Wednesday, In Brighttvood Park In 'Summit" Talks On July 4 aavertlflag aad general aews aad Metal copy, atact Recent soil tests con- focal point of Brightwood overlooking the lake and Westfleld had its own to negotiation. "Despite the county." The West Fields chapter, ducted by the United State* version of summitry when organisations are en- be received before s a.m. Park development, con- nature trails scattered uncomplicated nature of the Mrs. Geddis and Mr. Sons of the American couraged to Join the parade. Department of Agriculture, firmation of its feasibility through the park's 45 acres. tkt presidents of the two negotiations and despite the Genesson promised to Revolution, aad many other Sou Conservation Service, teacher group* in town, Each is asked to carry its now permits the town to The Recreation Commission fact that the increase sought continue their mutually patriotic groups will flag or banner to denote the have confirmed the proceed with basic general envisions utilizing the park Mrs. Beverly Geddii of the by the teachers would do supportive role for the assemble at 9 a.m. Wed- Seek Missing feasibility of establishing a Westfield Education designation of the march- improvements for a passive for nature study programs little more than help stem benefit of their groups and nesday at the World War en. High school band four acre lake in Bright wood park", Mayor Donn A. in the summer, fall and Association and Louis the tide of rising coats, the the improvement of Memorial Monument at the Park, it was announced Gsnesam of the Westfield drummers will accompany WHS '63ers Snyder stated. spring, with the winter board has dragged out education, "The integrity of Plaza for a small parade the parade. today by the Mayor's office. Present plans call for the months devoted to ice Federation of Teachers, met negotiations to the point their groups would not be through Broad St. to the recently to discuss plans for The reunion committee of "Since the lake will be the development of picnic areas skating and sledding. Land where the people covered by compromised in any way," bandstand in MindowaskJn The grogram at the band countours and extensive greater continuing co- the contract are no longer they pointed out, "nor would Park. theClaasof 1983 of Westfield operation In their current stand will include the pledge High School is seeking stands of mature trees make available to vote on the the aims and purposes of In addition to the SAR, of allegiance led by Bruce the park area "ideally dispute with the Board of outcome. The final salary their respective missing members to contact Education. contingents are expected Patterson, the Stsr them for a get-together Nov. Council Okays suited for passive recreation stand of the teachers just organizations. Rather, the from the DAR, CAR,Spangled Banner by Mrs. activity," Snyder said. For the first time in their might begin to reverse the strength of both would be Ralph Hall, an invocation by a at the Mountainside Inn. Westfield Junior Police, Readers who know the Funds already allocated history, Westfield teachers alarming drop of Westfidd's utilized for their common American Legion, Veterans the ReV. Msgr Charles B. relative standing in Union goals." addresses of the following to Brightwood Park will be have not been awarded a of Foreign Wars, Knights of Murphy and a patriotic used to start cleaning up the binding, valid agreement by address by Dr. Robert S. class members are asked to Police Salaries Columbus, Mayflower contact Thomas Ricker of the board prior to the end of Society, Rotary Club and Miner of Westfleld. The (Continued on Pafa 4) the school year. "This program will conclude 810 WaUberg Ave., Frank A two-year aalary guide those for 1974 in paren- critical situation and the Two Top Aides Named about 10 o'clock. Mancuso of 101 Park St. or for members of the police thesis) are: Captain, $15,850 •rowing recalcitrance on Thomas Stotler of 121 force below the rank of chief ($17,150); lieutenant the part of the board in its Marlboro St.: was approved unanimously detective, $15,150 (16,350); dealings with teachers," By United Fund Fred Albertson, John in a brief 20-minute session lieutenant, $14,650 ($15,750); according to Mrs. Geddta To Dedicate Flagpole Alexanderson, Margit of the Town Council (Continued on P*t> 4) and Mr. Genesaon, accounts "The quality of life in Amtmann, Carole Andrews, Tuesday night. for the closer rap- Westfield would deteriorate Stephanie Barker, Richard In addition to salary in- No Decisions prochement. without its United Fund At Pool Wednesday Barnett, Mildred Berns, Lee creases, the package, ap- Blllingsby, Susan Black, An eumpleof their active agencies," said James J. proved by the PBA Local 90, On Clark Park Grub* today in accepting The public is invited to positions st the post and Robert Bowe, Allan provides nine paid holidays cooperation was cited in Bradley, Jeffrey Brelbart, connection with their recent the job aa chairman of the attend a short dedication department levd, including this year and 10 in 1974, Who will make a decision budget review committee of ceremony at 2 o'clock department commander. Jerry Brown, Joan Brunn, overtime pay this year at on Clark Park remains a joint action in refusing to Frank Burgener, Judith turn over' to the board the fund for the coming Wednesday at the Westfleld Mr. MoeUer was born in straight time and overtime question today. Answering a year. Memorial Pool, where a Jersey City, where he Carter, Victoria Casamo, pay in 1974 at time-and-a- citizen's question at "meaningless and Mol Csve. half pay. An additional 1400 misleading" .contracts "Many community social flagpole donated to the town received his formal Tuesday night's council by the 40-year-old Service education. He went to work John Cerillo, Tom a year would be granted meeting, Acting Mayor which had been issued Just service agencies could not patrolmen assigned as before the dose of school. raise their own funds and League will be dedicated in for Hallmark Cards as a Charles, Ron Coe, Camilo James G. Skinner said that honor of Vietnam veterans. sales representative. Conde, Wilmer Crowley, plainsclothestnen and an while councilmen and Ninety-six percent of the would have to cease their additional $500 a year to the tenure teachers and over 90 important community Albert J. MoeUer, national In 1941 he enlisted in the Rich Davidson, Barbara members of the Board of vice commander of the army as a private. He Davis, Arlene Decker, Tony member of the force named Education have discussed percent of the non-tenure service without the Fund. As as traffic officer. teachers refused to sign the a concerned citizen, I'm American Legion, will give became a paratroop com- DeRoia, Diane Dziedzic, the future expansion of Miry Beth Boyle contract!, which contained virtually interested in the a short address. mander and served in the Randy Bits, Rodney Ellis, The ordinance, which also Roosevelt Junior High last year's salary figures. fund's ability to provide Presiding at the European theatre where he Roy Ennls, Stu Foote, Doug provides eight paid holidays School athletic programs, 40 Graduate Both leaders referred to the assistance to the people of dedication ceremonies will earned the Brenze Star and Garter, Marie Garner, at regular daily rates of the council is not at this time "coalition of the Boards of Westfleld." ^^ be George Walsh, paat Roberta Gould, Linda compensation to flnmm, l» sludytal any dcttalte ^duration in the county and commander of Martin Qreatoo, Steve Griffin, scheduled tor • public proposal. FromHTGS Accepting the post of Colin Hagan. Jane HaUberg. hearing and final action throughout the state as a public relations director of JaaMtJ. Greta WaUberg Post 3, American At a school board meeting Forty eighth graders /ran growing threat to the rights the fund, Mrs. Glenn Maggio KenHaflor. June at. The agreement is earlier this month, Dr. Holy Trinity Elementary sad aspirations of teachers asserted: then participating in the William Haney, Jim retroactive to Jan. 1, and James Johnson, chairman School received their and to the needs of "The people of Westfleld dedication ceremonies will Harraden, Bev Hill, Susan according to Mayor Donn A. of the board's facilities diplomas June 15 at education." must know the story of the be Councilman Robert P. Horr, Bronnie Hughes, John Snyder, culminates months committee, said that a graduation exercises in the fund and what it contributes Barnes, Mrs. Lawrence Hurley, Bruce Johnson, of negotiations between the decision on the use of Clark church during the They remarked that this Shaffer, first vice president David Johnson, Andrea town and the PBA. year's was the simplest of to the fine lives we are able Park was in the hands of the Celebration of the Mass. to lead here. I'm happy to of the Service League; Louis (Continued on P*g> 4) Salaries for 1973 (with council. Monslgnor Charles B. contracts to negotiate since Caruso, commander of the it concerned only salaries; devote my efforts to helping Murphy, pastor of Holy the story reach them." Martin-Wallberg Post; Trinity, addressed the fringe benefits and working Joseph Sisto, commander of conditions were not subject Vice president of Huntoon, graduates, teachers, Clark-Hysttp Post, Veterans parents and friends then Paige and Company at 44 of Foreign Wars, the WaflSt., New York City, Mr. presented diplomas to the American Legion drill team students with the assistance Board Agendas Gruba has previously and firing squad and Mrs. served the fund asa solicitor or the Revs. Michael Ruth V. Hill, director of the Desmond and Robert Available Monday of advanced gifts and Westfield Recreation member of the budget Harrington. : Commission. Mrs. Shaffer Continuing efforts to in- review committee. He is a and a Vietnam veteran will Medals and special prizes form and involve the member of the New York raise the colors at the were awarded in many community, the Westfleld and New Jersey Mortgage conclusion of the dedication Albert J • Moeller areas. The general ex- Beard of Education has Bankers Associations. Mr. program, which has been four battle stars. He wu cellence medal went to announced that copies of the Gruba was graduated from arranged by A. Bruce Conlin discharged in 1945 as a Mary Beth Boyle while agenda for public meetings St. John's University.m 1961 of the Legion. captain. honors were awarded to wul be available for towns- and from the School of . Mrs. Glean Maggie He returned to Hallmark Rita Ann Collins, Catherine people beginning the day Mortgage Banking, North- Mr. MoeUer was elected and is at present a district Patricia Fagan, Valerie Ann before the meeting. western University in 1986. civic activities. National Vice Commander sales manager in New Gardiner, Susan Mary The agenda for the July He is a past president of Recording secretary of of the American Legion at Jersey where he has been Grausam and Jean P. public meeting, set for 8 the Westfield Jaycees and a the YWCA board of direc- the 54th Annual National employed for 35 years. Laurent. Denise Margaret p.m. on Tuesday, July 10, at director of the College tors, she Is president of the Convention in Chicago, 111. Mr. Moeller has been Dursee and Lorenza Edison Junior High School, Tamaques School PTO, and ' Following World War II he Alesandra Scipioni were the Men's Club. joined the American Legion (Continued on P«n 4) will be available at the Mrs. Maggio is program a member of the Westfield (Continued on Ptoa 4) Service League, the and is a member of Martin board office, 308 Elm St., co-brdinatorfortheWestfield WaUberg Post No. 3 In West- Hopkins Wins beginning Monday af- Recreation Department In Held. He has hdd various IN BOOK OF GOLD ternoon, July «. addition to a full program of (Continued on McCoy Award The name of Pamela Jonathan Hopkins of Becker was inadvertently Wychwood Rd. was the omitted from the list of the recipient last week of the Book of Gold members at Col. and Mrs. McCoy Roosevelt Junior High scholarship for citizenship DAR WINNERS front raw: Dealse Dursee, Susan Gibson, Catherine Fagan, Loregja School last week. and excellence in American Sciptoni, Leonard Snen; back row: Robert Ventura, Leslie Suckao, Cynthia Irwln, Joan. history. The award carries Vondra, Cynthia Sauer; not In picture: David Tinnesi, Robin Lawyer and Randall Weather Forecast with it an amount of $1,700, llanflen. By Roger Lavy * Hopkins is a 1873 graduate Roger Lavy, the Leader's of Westfleld High School and weather man, is on the son of Mr. and Mrs. John vacation, but has predicted T. Hopkins DAR Presents Awards to 13 this long-range forecast for readers: MV Stations The Westfield Chapter, from Edison Jr. High High School are David June 29-30. . . Showers, Daughters of the American School. He lives at 8» Tlnnesz, son of Mr. and Mrs. cooler. Closed Wednesday Revolution, has announced Willow Grove Rd. A.P. Tinnesz of 825 New July 1-4... Fair, quite hot. this year's winners of their Good Citizenship medals England Dr. and Robin July 5-7. . . Showers, All motor vehicle In- awards for history and good are awarded on the basis of Lawyer of 732 Tamaques cooler. spection stations and citizenship. They are honesty, service to school or Way, daughter of Mr. and July 8-13. . . Mostly fair, agencies will be closed on presented to eighth graders community, mental and Mrs. H.H. Lawyer. normal temperatures. Wednesday In observance of at awards programs In their physical courage, leader- Winners from Moun- July 14-20. . . Showers, Independence Day. respective schools. ship and patriotism. warm and humid. Westfleld winners are, from tainside are Robert Ventura These facilities will and Cynthia Sauer from Our July 21-23. . . Mostly fair, reopen on Thursday, July 5. Three Westfleld and Roosevelt Junior High quite warm. Mountainside students were School, Joan Vondra and Lady of Lourdes and Cyn- thia Irwln and Leslie Suckno July 26-28... Showers, hot Awarded Certificate presented with awards for Randall Hansen. Joan is the and humid. excellence In American daughter of Mr. and Mrs. from Deerfield Middle School. Robert lives at 127 July29-31.. .Fair,normal The New Jersey Depart- history. Susan Gibson, of the M.L. Vondra and lives at 143 temperatures. WestfleM MMdtos Deerfield Middle School, is Stanmore PI. Randall Is the New Providence Rd. and is ment of Education and the the son of Mr. and Mrs. Kabln, Charles Schrepe, Swan Stantlaae, Nancy New Jersey Petroleum the daughter of Mr. andson of Mr. and Mrs. ROTARY SCHOLARSHIP RECIPIENTS- At the regular Christian Hansen of 95 Fair Robert Ventura. Cynthia Rotary Club Tuesday meeting recently members were Baldasurre, Brian D. Bellwage, Noreen M. Carroll, Council have Jointly Mrs. James F. Gibson of Today's Index Phyllis L. Flther, Eugene E. Marcantonlo, Maureen M, awarded certificates of 1168 Ridge Dr., Moun- Hill Dr. From Holy Trinity Sauer Is the daughter of Mr. latroducca* to high ichool graduates from WestfleM High Grammar School the and Mrs. E.R. Sauer of 327 School and Holy Trinity at they received their St. John, Timothy Thatchrr, Dorothy E. Vosi, Joann proficiency to Deputy Chief tainside. The winner from winners are Denlse Dursee, Rolling Rock Rd. Cynthia Builnm Directory scholarship certificates. Peterson, William O. Tlce, L. Christopher Vejnoska, John Dries of the Westfleld Holy Trinity Grammar 20 Catherine 1M, McGuIre, Jane MoJocmia, Deauwanna Fire Department. School la Catherine Fagan of daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Irwln, of 600 Sherwood ClmlfM 10,11 There were M applicant!. 42 were Interviewed and 23 P.J. Dursee of 514 Birch Parkway, Is the datighter of Churoti 21 Rlley, Eric J. Mlnti. Mary Ellen Ruito and Michael B. Subjects covered in a 10- 224 Scotch Plains Ave., editorial* received iicholarihlpt, Four of the Rotary Scholarship daughter of Mr. and Mrs.Ave., and Lorenza Sclplonl, Mr. and Mrs. C.J, Irwln. Committee.,Charles Bailey, Samuel Soprano, Jame* Saunderc. Absent from the picture was Geoffrey L. hour course were tank ObltutrlM Crosby. Shown with Ihem are Rotarians James truck, bulk terminal, serv- John Fagan. Leonard Shen, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. V. Leslie Suckno lives at 289 Soclil 13-17 Coventry and Vincent Washvllle, Introduced the award son of Dr, and Mrs. Tsung Sclplonl of 612 Rlplev PI, Friar La. and is the son of Sport! 32.2J Coventry, Weyman O. Sleengrsfe, Stacy N. Bwan ind ice station end liquefied TflMW winners ihown above; Gregory Avis, Joseph L. Graves Ylng Shen, Is the winner Winners from Edison Junior Mr. and Mrs. A. Suckno. IS Jr., Julie McCormack, Margaret Merrill. Jelyn C. Eugene St. John. petroleum gas fires, THE weSTTOLD (KJ.) LEADER, THURSDAY, JUNE M, 1ITI- Three WHS YWCA Initiates Sept. Openings YM Has Daily Swim Lessons Eight weeks of daily swim else but come to the Y for Grads Enlist At Care Center instruction - rain or shine - daily lessons," said are a feature of the West- Physical Director Harry L. In Army Summer Program The West field Day Care field YMCA's summer Lesher Jr. The summer program at beginners and in- Center is accepting ap- program which begins this "Summer classes are Three Westfield men have plications for September week at the Y. joined the United States the Westfield YWCA has termediates, and for the generally smaller, begun, with the recreational first time will include two entrance; there are a The 40 lessons are offered providing more individual Army during the month of limited number of vacancies without additional charge to attention with many West- June. swimming schedule already diving clinics, for the new in effect. The annual free and the experienced diver. in each age group. full-privilege YMCA youth fielders vacationing." Douglas S. Brown, 18, members, and on a Four two-week summer enlisted for the United learn to swim campaign, Tennis will be offered alto The renter will take care offering instruction to all in these three two-week of a child of any family in graduated scale for non- terms are June 25 through States Army Ranger Option members who reside in the July 6; July 9 through July which includes Army Air- Westfield girls, grades 3 -12, sessions, daily at 6 p.m., to which the mother works or will conclude tomorrow. 10 thru 12 year olds. where there is illness or Westfield area. 20; July 23 through Aug. 3 borne training and the and Aug. 6 through Aug. 18. Army's Ranger School at Following the July 4 Beginning golf instruction absence of a parent. Service The Y is again offering Fort Benning, Ga. The son holiday week, full summer will take place at the Scotch is also available where there half-price summer mem- Registrations for the of Mr. and Mrs. Lawrence programming begins, with Hills Golf Club on Wednes- are other problems within berships which may be classes are now being ac- B. Brown of M2 North Ave., day camp for 4 to 11 year days, as will Judo on the family unit. Fees are converted into full-privilege cepted at the front desk of Doug is a 1973 graduate of olds, swimming instruction Mondays at the Y. based on the family's ability memberships in the Fall if the Y, 13S Ferris PL, daily Westfield High School. for all ages and abilities, Further information is to pay. desired. from 9:30 a.m. until 9 p.m. Michael W. McQuoid, 18, tennis for 10 to 12 year olds, available at the Westfield The program is designed "The intensive instruction enlisted for the Army Air gymnastics for Senior High YWCA, 220 Clark St. to aid each child grow at his possible in every day The sleeper, a trupical fish, Defense Command Option School girls, and Judo and own rate and help him classes is a boon to many faints when the w;iter is and, after his training as a Mrs. Barbara daman of WestflcM, campaign manager for Republican Freeholder Golf for mixed Senior Hi's Adult-Youth develop through the media boys, who may be swim- disturbed. Military Policeman, will be slate, meet* with candidates Robert Lee of Scotch Plaint, left. Jack McVey of Cranford and adults. of exploration, experiment, ming outdoors somewhere assigned to the 52nd Air and Raymond Bonnell of New Providence, at right. Slimnastics for the Program Planned experience, imitation and Defense Brigade in vigorous adult swimmer expression of thoughts and Highlands. Mike, a 1973 wul continue, as well as An adult-youth in- feelings. graduate of Westfield High other activities requested volvement program is Further information may School, is the son of Mr. and Resident to Spearhead whose participation and planned for the fall. Topics be obtained at the Westfield Mrs. George McQuoid of 612 summer weather warrant of interest to youth will be Day Care Center, 140 Raymond L Wheel* Benson PI. 9 The Campette program discussed by a group of Madison Ave. Steven M. Lind, 18, will offer experiences in students from the high Prescription Opticians enlisted for the European GOP Freeholders Campaign group sharing, environ- school and a professional MEADOWLANDS option and after his training mental awareness, personal with experience in working as a Military Policeman, is Mrs. Barbara Claman of 6 marketing for Primary County prosecutor's office responsibility, development with young people. All The future of the guaranteed 16 months of Rutgers Ct. has been named Medical Communications, a and was a Republican of self-reliance thru plan members of the community Hackensack Meadowlands 110 CENTRAL AVENUE European duty. The son of by Republican Freeholder firm providing continuing candidate for sheriff In 1971. ning, playing, and working are invited to participate in will be explored on Mr. and Mrs. Robert Land of candidates Ray Bonnell, medical education to doc- McVey, 42, was elected to together in small groups what is expected to be a "Assignment: New Jersey" 1200 Lawrence Ave., Steve is Robert Lee and Jack McVey tors and hospitals. He is the Cranford Township Fun and educational tools to meaningful interaction. July 8 at 8:30 p.m. on WESTFIELD a Westfield High School as their campaign manager serving his seventh year as Committee in 1M8 and hasbring this about will include Details regarding the Channels 52, 23, 50 and 58. class of 1973 graduate. for Novembers General councilman in New been Mayor of Cranford for swimming, hiking, cooking' program will be released in The half hour program 233-5512 For information on these Election. Providence where he two years. He Is senior out, crafts, nature projects, September. Questions offers a look at pressures or over 300 other op- Mrs. Claman described recently conducted an supervisor of the E.I. boating safety, dramatics, concerning the program exerted on the OppetHt MuaUptl flu*** Let portuunities available in the the candidates as having "a exhaustive study on drug DuPont Linden plant. singing, paint-ins, tie- may be directed to Mrs. Meadowlands, one of the United States Army, contact unique blend of concern for abuse and crime. "The combination of the dyeing, catching polly-wogs Joan McTelgue or Mrs. last remaining open spaces Staff Sergeant Blaine R. the cities coupled with a Lee, 39, and a lifelong talents, experience and for raising into frogs, Louise Diassi. in northern New Jersey. Snyder or Staff Sergeant realistic approach to the resident of Scotch Plains, is dedication of these three possibly over-nights at the 4 Lee G. Douglas, 300 South realities of suburban living" acting deputy director of the men make their election in Seasons site • whatever a Ave. (Gar wood Mall), in accepting the challenge to New Jersey Division of November imperative to all talented and engergetic Garwood. unseal three Democratic Consumer Affairs. A who look for meaningful staff can provide and incumbents on the Board of veteran of many years on inter-action between the campers enjoy. Dr. Solon Freeholders. the Scotch Plains Police community and the county Programming flexibility "Union County's cities Department, Lee formerly government," Mrs. Claman will be dependent upon the need the suburbs' support was on the staff of the Union said. campers and the develop- Reelected for survival Just as much as ment of our newest camp The reelection of a the suburbs need the job site. Westfield resident as a opportunities offered in our Campette Staff Complete The littlest Campettes, the department chairman at cities," Mrs. Claman said. small pre-kindergarteners Union College was an- 'Bonnell, Lee and McVey In announcing her staff pette programs are Ann thru those entering lit nounced today by Dr. will add a new dimension of for the 1973 VWCA Cam- Krakora and Wendy grade, will have their own Kenneth W. Iversen, top-calibre leadership when pette summer program, Hylander, juniors at camp and counselors, and ARROW, MANHATTAN president. He is Dr. Bernard they are elected to the Mary Hagen, Health Westfield High School. do everything their big Solon of 411 S. Euclid Ave., Board of Freeholders in Education Director, com- The Campette summer sisters do, except for swim &EXCELLO chairman of the biology mented, "We are extremely program will meet Monday November,' Mrs. Claman instruction in the YWCA Ml W H WIN department. added. "I am honored to pleased and fortunate to through Friday from 9 a.m. - pools. All activities are Chairmen are elected in help with their campaign." have with us this summer an 3:30 p.m. Campers will be carefully structured to the HALF SLEEVE academic departments Mrs. Claman, former experienced, talented, and transported by bus from the age capabilities of the child. where there are four or dedicated group of young YWCA to two camp 'sites municipal chairman of the Children's swimming more full-time members, Republican party in women who will be serving at Echo Lake and Watchung Dr. Iversen said. Can- as counselors and helping Reservation. The summer instruction is set for 3 two- Westfield, has long been week daily sessions KNIT didates must be tenured active in Union County direct our summer day vacation program will run members of the faculty. camp program. They have from July 9 through August beginning July 9, July 23, politics and has had key and Aug. 6 for all levels of Dr. Solon, a member of roles in the election cam- much to offer our campers 1? with six one-week DRESS SHIRTS the Union College faculty paigns of such statesmen as and will guide them through sessions scheduled for 4, 5 ACTIVITIES IN N.J. since 1962, earned a former Rep. Florence P. a challenging, exciting and and 6 year olds and three A weekend trip to Atlantic bachelor's degree from enriching experience." two-week camp sessions for Dwyer, Congressman and Cape May counties, a REG. TO M2.00 \ Rutgers University, a Matthew Rinaldo, State Returning as a Campette 6 year olds who have canoe trip down the Ran- master of arts degree from Senator Frank X. McDer- counselor for her fourth completed first grade, cocas River and a look at Montclair State College, and mott, Assemblyman Peter year will be Karen Young, a through U year olds. some backyard family a doctorate in aquatic McDonough and others, as senior at Roselle High Further information sports will be among the ecology from North Texas well as local Republican School. Third year returning about the Campette topics featured on "Sun- NOW *7.99 State University. He was the counselors will be Jane program and registration nyside Up," July 10 and 12 at recipient of a National office-holders. Bonnell, 48, is director of Molocznlk of Westfield, a forms can be obtained from B :30 p.m. on Channels 52,23, Science Foundation sophomore at Trenton State the YWCA, 220 Clark St. SO and SB. 2 for M 5.50 Fellowship and a research Laura Kuntz College majoring in Health assistantship at the and Biology, and Kathy University of Washington Receives Award Jones of Westfield, a Co-author of a number of The name of Laura sophomore at West Chester articles dealing with aquatic Rachel Kuntz was omitted State College, majoring in entomology that have ap- from the list of this year's Education. Barbara Wolf, peared in leading scientific Westfield High School Westfield, a junior History journals, Dr. Solon is also a graduates receiving major at Northwestern GETA '73 frequent lecturer on en- honorary awards. Miss University will be returning HATHAWAY HALF SLEEVE vironmental affairs. He Is a Kuntz received the first for her second year. member of the en- honor French award, _ Also serving as counselors vironmental science ad- check of 125 from "Le Petit from Westfield this summer DRESS SHIRTS Coin de France." She will MODEL visory committee of the will be Kathie Mulvihlll, a REG. TO *U.OO PERMANENT PRESS State Department of Higher attend Brown University in junior year student at the Education. Rhode Island this fall. University of Dayton, Ohio, majoring in elementary *7.99 2 for *15.50 education; Susan Frost, a freshman sociology major ARE YOU MISSING at Hawthorne College; HALF SLEEVE Jeanne Kennelly, a second semester freshman at the AN IMPORTANT PART University of Bridgeport, KNIT majoring in Nursing; Kitty OF YOUR LIFE? Semels, a psychology and sociology major at Duke SPORT SHIRTS KNOW YOUR University and Beth Sullivan, a junior at Mount Saint Vincent College, ZENITH DEALER... majoring in early childhood REG. *10.00 education. 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SPECIAL PURCHASE' $1,99 iq, yd, OZITE Indoor/Outdoor WESTFIELD PLAINFIELD SCOTCH PLAINS BRICKTOWH F*f e 4 THE WESTFIELD (NJ.) LEADER, THURSDAY, JUNE *8, 1»7» Dilorio, Deniie Margaret lowering the taxicab license Psych. Clinic Regional Adopts Dursee, Catherine Patricia Park Salaries and owner age to 18. Fagan, Ellen Patricia Introduced was an or- OBITUARIES (Continued from Ptaa 1) (Continued from Past 1) Aids 1393 Faherty; Julia Josephine dinance updating policies of District-Wide Ranking Ferrara, Anne Marie Foley, lake area this year where sergeant detective, $13,950 the Westfield Fire Depart- Alexis P. Darling Mrs. Charles Finken The Union County Valerie Ann Gardiner, Gary there has been a general ($14,950); sergeant, $13,450 ment in conformity with the Psychiatric Clinic's System James Gearon, Deniie dumping of household junk, ($14,350); detective, $13,450 new 42-hour week and four Alexis P. Darling, 91, of Mrs. Gertrude H. Finken, professional psychiatric Elizabeth Goodman, Susan tree stumps and the like. It ($14,350); detective, second platoon system. Final action 747 Boulevard died Thurs- 84, wife of the late Charles staff provided 6,282 noun of MOUNTAINSIDE - A new personnel. Upon student Mary Grauiam, Eileen has been estimated that a grade, $12,750 ($13,450); on this ordinance will be day in the Ashbrook Nursing Edwin Finken, died Sunday therapy to reiidents of district-wide ranking request, it will be made Bridget Griffith, Donna passive park development probationary patrolmen, taken following a public Home, Scotch Plains. in the Foothill Nursing Union County and North system for students of the available to colleges and Marie Hauck, Mary Theresa will cost about $90,000, with $10,000 ($10,050); second hearing at the July 10 Born in Brooklyn, N.Y., he Home, Neshanic. Plainfield during the first Union County Regional High prospective employers. Hawco, William Stephen the possibility of SO percent year patrolmen, $10,750 meeting. had been a longtime Born in Cornelle, III., Mrs. three months of 1873, ac- School District No. 1 was The system used in Kane, Barbara Joan King, funding from Federal ($11,150); third year Only one bid for the fur- resident of Westfield. He Finken had lived 57 years in cording to Benjamin H. approved by the Board of computing rank will be Cynthia Jean Kinney, Janet sources under the Land and patrolmen,' $11,250 nishing of gasoline was retired in 1948 as a division Westfield and made her Haddock of Fanwood, Education June 5. The made public to students, Larlno, Jean P.Laurent, Water Conservation ($11,750); fourth year received by the council in its head of the New York office home at 11 Stanley Oval executive director. ranking system which was staff and parents. Ranking Elizabeth Ann Matrayse, Program. patrolmen, $11,750 second advertisement for of Metropolitan Life before moving to Neshanic. During March 1,119 hours developed by a special procedures will be included Thomas X. McGale, Mary Eric Petersen of 528 ($12,350); and patrolmen in this supply; this was Insurance Co. with whom he She was a former member of psychiatric therapy were district committee com- in student handbooks and Ellen McGuire, Jamei Boulevard, County fifth and subsequent years, rejected Tuesday night had been associated for 47 of St. Paul's Episcopal provided by the posed of guidance directors, staff manuals. McKeon, Anthony Paul Agricultural Agent, assisted $12,250 ($12,950). because it failed to conform years. Church and Echo Lake psychiatrists, psychologists faculty members, and Cumulative class rank Mullin, Horacio Daniel in making the arrangements Also approved by the to specifications. Mr. Darling was a Country Club. Her husband and psychiatric social administrative and will be calculated at the end Marcus Piccininno, for studying the lake council Tuesday night was In the absence of Mayor member of the First United died in 1953. workers on the clinic staff to supervisory personnel will of the ninth, tenth, and Mary Susan Pierce, potential. an ordinance estaUishing Donn A. Snyder, Coun- Methodist Church and had Surviving are two emotionally disturbed in- become effective on July 1, eleventh grades. A final Lorenza Alesandra Sclpioni, terms of office of the cilman James G. Skinner been treasurer there for 33 daughters, Mrs. Bo dividuate. 1973. cumulative rank will be Tracey Christine Smith, United Fund director of welfare and presided at the meeting. yearB. He also was a Adlerbert of Andover, Vt., The clinic, a non-profit, The purpose of' ranking compiled at the end of the Peter H. Thomas, Alexis (Continued from Pas* 1) member of Atlas Lodge 125, and Mrs. Walter Dunn of volunteer-directed orga- students noted Dr. Martin first semester of the twelfth Maria Wadiak, Heidi H. Stowe, Vt.; four grand- mayor's advisory com- F & AM, and a recipient of nization, provides out- Siegel, Regional director of grade. Ward and Thomas Joseph mittee on drug abuse, Youth ROBBINSI ALLISON INC. its 50 year token, and of the children and seven great patient treatment in in- instruction, is to provide A student who plans to Walsh. Michael Mitchell grandchildren, all of Ver- Guidance Council and Westfield Old Guard, dividual, family and group colleges and employers with graduate at the end of three flew in from Illinois to College Club. mont. therapy session. At the end participate in the Garden Club and Camera additional information years will be included in the She is past president of the EtfiMUicd I9|2 Club. Memorial services will be of March it had 671 children regarding a candidate's senior class rank at the time graduation of his former and 722 adults on its patients Westfield City PanheUenic His wife, Mrs. Elizabeth held at a later date in New potential. Dr. Siegel added he completes sufficient classmates and was the and Westfield Teen Canteen Darling, died Feb. 11, 1957. ngland. Funeral rolls and had closed 63 that "a number of studies credits and required courses cross bearer. cases. Inc. and a Girl Scout leader. Surviving are a daughter, arrangements are in the point out that rank in class to be included with the Mrs. Maggio is a graduate * LOCAL AND Mrs. Dorothy D. Cornell of harge of the Gray Funeral The largeit number of and recommendations of graduating class. All '63ers of Florida Southern LONG DISTANCE lomc, 318 East Broad St. patients were residents of the home address; two school principals are useful students will be ranked University and did graduate MOVING grandchildren, Kenneth P. Elizabeth with 98 children indications of student except those in Special (Continued from Pag* 1) work at Southern Illinois *STORAGE and James M. Cornell; and Clifford Rowley and 174 adults treated. Next potential." Education Classes. Jones, Doug Jones, Bob University and Newark a great grandson, Kenneth highest was Plainfield Students will be notified of Grades in pass-fail Jones, Sara Jones, Ed State College. She has * PACKING P. Cornell Jr. MOUNTAINSIDE • Clif- where 140 children and 105 their exact rank by the courses will not be included Joshua, Larry Kinney, Bob served the United Fund Funeral services were ford Rowley, 62, of 91 Mill adults were on the rolls. guidance department. in computing class rank; Kinney, Bill Kohlmeyer, Al previously as chairman of held Saturday morning at Lane, died Friday at Figures for other towns Exact student rank will be however, grades in all other Kraker, Ron Langer, Fred retail business, a member of TIL. VMMt the Gray Funeral Home, 318 Overlook Hospital. were: made available to parents courses. will be used in Last, Margaret Lehman, Liz the board of trustees and on East Broad St., with the Born in Newark, he lived Berkeley Heights 16 and appropriate school computing class rank. Leigh, Bruce Unck, Steve the residential and Rev. Dr. Clark W. Hunt of in Plainfield before moving children and 16 adults, Clark Failing grades will be in- Logsdon. telephone squads. 213 SOUTH AVE.,E. CRANFORD the First United Methodist to Mountainside 28 years 9 and 9, Cranford Cranford New Director cluded in computing class Rich Lucchesi, Charles Church officiating. Inter- ago. He was the husband of 17 and 2, Fanwood 23 and 10, rank. Lyman, Josephine ment was in the family plot Mrs. Marjorie Ruckert Garwood 5 and 6, Hillside 20 Differential weighting will Macaluso, Doug Mac- at Fairview Cemetery. Rowley. and 27, KenUworth 3 and 8, Of ITT Inc. be used in computing class dougal, Anna Martorina, An Army veteran of World Linden 34 and 59, Moun- rank. Courses designated Chris Mayer, Bob McClung, War II, Mr. Rowley was a tainside 7 and 8, New Readiness will be given the Bob Miller, Dennis Minno, Robert Jeffries retired audit manager of Providence 14 and 10, Rah- numerical equivalent of the Mike Murphey, Charles Michigan Mutual Liability way 2 and 44, Roselle 17 and report card grade; courses Murray, Anne Nachbar, Robert M. Jeffries, 74, of Insurance Company, East 23, Roselle Park 17 and 17, designated Advanced Leonard Nichols, Tom 21 McClellan St., Cranford, Meadows, L.I. Scotch Plains 34 and IS, Placement will be given two Nbonan, Bill Olson, Tom died June 18 at Memorial Besides his wife, Mr. Springfield 27 and 21, additional points per report O'Neil, Marianne Over bay, General Hospital, Union. Rowley is survived by a Summit 23 and 41, Union 80 card grade. Bob Packard, David Born in King & Queen, daughter, Mrs. Jill Sltcer of and 52, Westfield 33 and 31, Palmer, Louise Patteaon. Va., he resided in Westfield Geneva, III.; a son, Guy of Winfield 3 and 7, North Carole Perkowski, Lois Plainfield 49 and 38. Graduate for 20 years before moving Chicago; a brother, Edward Perry, Ruth Peterson, Cor- FOR MAJOR APPLIANCES to Cranford 12 years ago. He of South Daytona, Fla., and IContlnuad from Pig* II inne Phillips, Mary Ann GEORGETOWN was the husband of Mrs. two grandchildren. recipients of the Good Pollock, Ken Powers, Georgia D. Jeffries. Mr. Rowley's body has GRADUATE Citizenihip Medals donated Barbara Price, Tom 143 E. BROAD ST., WESTFIELD • 233-2121 Mr. Jeffries retired from been donated to Rutgers by the Daughters of the Primosch, Ed Quinn, OKN TMUM. Til 1 • DAKV TIL • Thatcher Furnace Company Medical College. Mary Lee Garrison of 728 MelvinHedborg American Revolution for Barbara Regenthal, Elenor in 1965. A member of the 'arleton Rd. was graduated Reid, Richard Rogers, John Appointment of Melvin loyalty, service and WE SERVICE WHAT WE SELL Bethel Baptist Church, he Mrs. Robert Dow May 20 with a bachelor's cooperation. For having Sampson, Richard Scott, served on the trustee board Hedborg of 406 Beechwood Bob Seay, Joe Shaffer, degree from Georgetown PI. as director, Rates and attained the highest average and was treasurer for nine Funeral services were University's School of in American History during Gayle Shannon, Pat years. held yesterday at the Gray Facilities, was announced Sharkey, Amanda Siegrist, today by ITT World Com- the year a medal donated by He was also a member of Memorial Funeral Home, Foreign Service. Her field of the Daughters of the Zella Simon, Jim Singer, Cranford, for Mrs. Beatrice concentration has been munications Inc., a sub- Don Smith, Mary Solomon, the Cranford and Vicinity sidiary of International American Revolution was Retirement Club. Lawrence Dow, 77, of 709 international economic awarded to Catherine Jane Stucker, Hal Sydnor. ast Lincoln Ave., Cran- Telephone and Telegraph Surving also are a affairs. Corporation. Patricia Fagan. A trophy Jane Tiemann, Carol daughter, Mrs. Blanche ord. Mrs. Dow, a native of went to Brian Alfred Vinderbilt, Steven Vavoulis, GE Quality! Roundtrec ot Union-, Iwo Westfield, died Sunday at St. Cheiter for having placed Penny Waldle, Lynne stepsons, James W. Byrd of Elizabeth Hospital, first in the local Spelling Wilkins, Peggy Wilkinson, Newark and Russell E. Byrd Elizabeth, after a brief Contest sponsored by the Gilbert Wilson, Jim Zalonis of Fan wood; three brothers, illness. Knights of Columbus. and Lee Zeiss. Alfonso, Alfred J., and Mrs. Dow lived most of Valerie Ann Gardiner won a Howard, all of King & her life in Cranford. She was prize for placing second in Flagpole Queen; two sisters, Mrs. a member of Azure Chapter the local Poetry Contest 87, OES, Cranford. Her Low, Low Price! Maria Jackson and Mrs. sponsored by the Catholic (Continued from Pag* 1) Blanche Rainer, both of husband was the late Robert Daughters of America. First Montclair, and five grand- Dow. prize was awarded to Mary active in Legion youth children. Surviving are a daughter, Beth Boyle for having programs including Boys Funeral services were Mrs. Francis Schiller of submitted the best essay in State and American Legion held in the Bethel Baptist Andover, Mass.; a sister, contest for Eighth grade baseball. He has been coach Church here Thursday with Mrs. Mabel Kreic of students sponsored by the of the Post No. 3 Legion interment Saturday at the Cranford; two brothers, Daughters of the American baseball team for IS years Hockley Baptist Church, Harold Lawrence of Revolution. Mary Ellen and has also been a King and Queen, Va. The Cranford and Stanley McGuire placed second in member of five department Plinton Funeral Home was Lawrence of Clark, and a that contest and was committees. in charge of arrangements. granddaughter. awarded a prize, also. Mary In addition to his post and 10YCARLEXAN* Beth Boyle placed second in department activities, Mr. OUTOOOR CAM the State of New Jersey and Mrs. (iopal SInghal, who was born In northern Indlii and Moeller has also been active REPLACEMENT Mrs. Marccllino Carl R. Vigsledl now resides in Westfield, discusses many interesting received an additional prize on the national level as a for her essay. The First Q*naraWARRANT1 Elaclrlc IEXANY B uspects of the Hindu religion with Ta maques School sixth member of the outdoor caiaa carry a 10 Corlese Memorial services will be graders. Home and School Americanism Commission. !••! parla ana nrilca held at four o'clock today in Association Scholarship to labor replacamanl war. Besides his Legion ranty agafntt Mrs. Clorinda P. Cortese, the First Congrcgationa Holy Trinity High School membership, Mr. Moeller is manufactur- widow of Marcellino Cor- Church for Carl R. Vigstedt Chinese Culture was awarded to Jean P. a past post commander of ing dafacla. tese, died Sunday after an 51, of 737 Shackamuxon Dr Laurent. the Veterans of Foreign extended illness at the home who died June 14 at his For having completed the Wars and is a member of the of her daughter, Mrs. Alfred home. The Rev. LcRoy Explained American Legion Press F. Heintz of 221 Hazel Ave. Standord will officiate. prescribed course of study In Holy Trinity Elementary Association. Born in Italy, Mrs. Cortese It was mistakenly Miss Ann Pebly, a student that the Chinese language is He has been active in his resided in Westfield for the at Union College in not very easy to understand School diplomas were reported that me in or i a awarded to the following community as a member of past 11 years. Her husband services were held las Schencctady, visited Mrs. unless one is Chinese. the youth board for the died in January 1947. Harriet Nichols' class at Mrs. Gopal SInghal. at- students: Kathleen Mary Thursday. Aloia, Barbara Lynn Boyd, Y.M.C.A. and is past Mrs. Cortese was Tamnques School to share tired in a gold sari, visited president, Boulevard Social her knowledge of Chinese Ttimaques School sixth Mary Beth Boyle, Michael communicant of Holy FACKSCOURT Scan Brennan, Mary Louise and Athletic Club of Jersey Trinity Church. Surviving Michael Potyk, 21, of 716 culture. Miss Pebly, graders to speak to the City. majoring in Chinese, is the students iibout the culture . Caslere, Kevin E.L. Cesaro, besides the daughter with Standish Ave., was released Brian Alfred Chester, Rita Mr. Moeller and his wife, SOOOBTU whom she lived is a son Tuesday for a court ap (laughter of Mrs. Ann Pebly, and customs of her native the former Alice L. Kuhne, a first Ki-nde teacher at the India. Ann Collins, Marie Ann Richard S. Cortese of West pcarancc on charges of Demarls, Emlllo Andrew reside in Westfield. Orange; a sister, Mrs possession of n controlled school. After (i brief discussion of . Ermclinda Umdulfo of Sao dangerous substance. Miss Pebly noted that the Moslem religion, Mrs. i $ 95 Paulo, Brazil; two grand iilthoiiKh the written SlnnhKl spoke in depth on children and three great language Is the same the beliefs of the Hindu. She ' • Automatic Tharmoslat 139 grandchildren. throughout China, the advised tne children (hut, j' Our tool Fowl The funeral was held dialects are very different. although no inim is perfect, , • Fils Windows 20% " to 36" Wld* yesterday from the Dooley This mukos it difficult for >i Hindu tries for perfection. ! • Rust-Proof Outsld* Case of LEXAN* Colonial Iloim*. 5511 West- people from one section of He performs no special ' Mikts Qooi rnf iwt field Ave. imd Holy Trinity the country to undi'istiind practices or services nnd , Church, where at« o'clock a people from nnotlK'r iiren. prays only when lie feels it is funeral mass was offered She showed the children necessary. Kneh individual ; NEW 60ES ANYWHERE with the pastor, Msgr. how to write Chinese. The Hindu family chooses Its Charles H. Murphy, as the Chinese people draw pic- time to pray. A good Hindu I AIR CONDITIONER - Rially PortaM* celebrant. Interment took tures to show wlmt they is not one who goon to the • MtMai earmm place In Ciatu of Heaven mean. Unlike- our writing temple often, hut rulhei' one Aftir just MI mi iiri, On* 41 Ml. LI|MI Cemetery, Hanover, where "I llguri-, wlmt l|n> IIIM'II, from left to right, Ihey often who Is good and kind to r» WiisP Msgr. Murphy read the 1 others. TMHMltM il kcrpH him liii|i|iy, Ami IM<- wrlii up and down. The yn'ri sin (• btcMi i • lam MMM Ilia committal proyers at the HIIII'M, ln> «i'll« Ihfiu fop stmliMils enjoyed Miss The Hindus believe In Hie , NHIi rar mi Irlltlllatlan grave. liiiiulriil liuoka iiplcrc'," l'elily's visit hut decided caste system which has four; stnly cmtiitr! Oir tmiln sociiil divisions.! »0UJ04fA 95 Although a person Is not lAHHyCool $99 punished for marrying tnti-tmptiii dlshis in olllHlilc his clinic system, he Incurs tlHMllHpleiimire of hl» IVI rym't ftvirtti SAVE frlcndN. Hindus believe in nne Of 11,100 ITU, MKU, I19V0LT, II AMP, DtlUXC lUPMTHIIUIT lor lirp Hying superior Cod, ullhiiUHli •MM, Supa.Hhrwt Htllnt leli cool air to dll< tunny years ago Ihcy ttnl iriatl 4.wiy air dlraeloril Air Cuehinn believed In a Eluln Cod ami u Mhiuitl lO.Poilllon Automatic Th.rmoitttl Klre lioil. Woediriln Qrllii conc«i!i controlil S.4 ECRI rUNIRAl DIRECTOU Mm. Sliijilinl wns Ixim In northern Imlln nenr the m«0H,GMAY,Jfl. Illmiilnyiiii Mountuliif. She Excellent DINEI M fl«ll(J«nl ami Qannal Manwtr 1 Wu 1289,95 DAVID B, CHADiei. mid lift liiislmml I'liiui* to Opt* H H*w* DAI *259 * EOWAnDT.GNNIS America* 1:1 yearn ngo to < nllend MCIIIIUI. They NORTH AVINUI, ORMsttt H*\m4 LDi 318 Gait Brotd 8(,, f>r*d M, 0?»v, Jr.°m*rwiMr moi4J CRANPORDi 12 8prln|fltld Av.,, Wllllim A. Doyli mtZw 276-OOU presently ICHIIICIII Wcsiriehl with Ihi'lr two WHIN. -THE WESTFIELD (NJ.) LEADER, THURSDAY, ."I.'NE 28, 1973 Pagr .' Jaycees To Offer Summer Enrichment Activities A special series of sum- Aug. 17. pression, role playing and skills. It is geared for solving experiments mertime educational and Each session will be creativity will be provided. children of Grades 5 and 6 designed to expand and Honor enrichment activities will be conducted daily, Monday Designing, producing and with above average reading stimulate the powers of offered to boys and girls of through Friday from « a.m. using puppets will add to the levels. creative thinking will be the community during the to 11:45 am Class periods child's experiences. Level l The mad scientist dub - A offered to those children Pinion months of July and August. will be 75 minutes in length. is geared for children of series of brain-tickling, daring enough to take it - for Children entering Grades 1- Pupils will have an op- Grades 1 and 2; Level II is mind-teasing problem children of Grades 4,5 and 6. Jamei E. Pinkin was 6 will be eligible for the portunity to enroll in one or geared for children of honored at the June meeting program. two courses. Grades 3 and 4. of the Westfield Jaycees The media - film in- whose president, Keith Summer enrichment, Class sizes will be limited conducted by Redeemer terpretation, drama - Fine colonial reproduction HerteU, presented him with to no more than 14 pupils per Through the coordination of • plaque in recognition of his Lutheran School, will offer class. Applications may be daily such activities as selected media such as outstanding performance obtained by contacting motion picture films, and dedication at a Jaycee. dramatics, puppetry, film Redeemer Lutheran School, interpretation, three 229 Cowperthwaite PI. poetry, dramatizations ... A member since July, dimensional art, advanced children will have the op- MM, Mr. PinkJn has been reading and a Mad Scientist The various enrichment portunity to explore avenues active in chapter projects of creative interpretation and was recently elected a Club. courses offered are as Three individual sessions follows: and expression - for children director. He also was of Grades 5 and 6. responsible as chairman of will be offered during the Creative dramatics and this year's successful summer - July 9-July 20; puppetry - Many op- The third dimension - An July 23-Aug. 3; and Aug. 6- portunities for oral ex- unusual approach in Weitfield Jaycee Junior creating, designing and Oiympici. producing free-standing Mr. Pinkin lives with his Chemistry Team First in Contest Westfield High's sculptural forms. A wide wife Loii and sons, Steven average. Competing with variety of media and and Jeffrey, on Hanford PI. chemistry team placed first Shen and Silverman were recently in a statewide materials will be offered to He is associated with the Jon Bagger and Richard stimulate the child's certified public accounting science contest held at Bauer, who tied for seventh, Fairleigh Dickinson aesthetic awareness. Level I firm of Peat, Marwick, and Tom Farley, who placed is geared for children of Mitchell fc Co. University. In addition, Ted eighteenth. Shen and Burt Silverman of Grades 3 and 4; Level 11 is WHS tied for individual geared for children of In the biology section of Grades S and 6. Troop 270 honors in the contest. the contest Westfield ranked There were US individual 15 while in physics the WHS Advanced reading skills - Holds Court participants in the team placed 24th. As a This course is primarily Two location! to wrve you • chemistry test and 125 result, Westfield's overall concerned with RoKimmt, N.|. 609 397-0606 complete teams. Westfield's ranking for the day was strengthening good reading 8 iridje St., lambertville, N.|. 609 397-3757 of Honor CAPITOL VISIT: Rep. Matthew J. Rlnaldo (R.-12th DIst.-N.J.) greets psrt of group mean score of .825 was far fourth among the par- habits and developing above the .333 mean score ticipating schools. Boy Scout Troop 270 of from Our Lady of Lourdet School, Mountainside, on steps of Capitol. From left are: strong reading-thinking Westfield held its spring Mrs. Margaret Kortina of Mountainside, Congressman Rinald*. Mark Kelly of parents' night and Court of Mountainside, and Jamet Clfrodella of Newark, a teacher at school. Honor last Monday when slides of the recent Colonial District Great Canoe Race Playground Activities were shown. Bruce Schuvart, the troop's senior 1973 SPECIAL PROGRAM SCHEDULES patrol leader, officiated at the final meeting of the season and awards were presented to David ARCHER! Men. He. l-U MM. He. 1-1* Kan. He. 1- MM. ft. 1-1* Han. He. 1-1. Elmendorf, Alan Habib, Ediaon 7-? EdlMn 7-9 Doug Herman, Ian Rifield, Doug Spencer and Robert Viatch who were made Clinic* dill) uid Ediaon. Scouts. Mike Allen, Bruce MSXSTMU SB LMJVM (911 7-6 Twttquoa * 19 U*«u» 10- Bauchner, Dave Lazar and Gwbtrt OunUrt OvKbart Say Snyder received merit badges. Bruce Bauchner and Ray Snyder were CO-ED SPORTS RoOMVtlt Hlaon •warded their tenderfoot 7 to 10 p.*. badges. Scouts advancing to NIGHT 7 to 10 p.a first class were Paul Rotker and Ron Weiss. The evening was highlighted by the TOLX Jtttmrton Grant Jtffaraon Orant presentation of the Ner DAKCINO ?i3O-lli3O 9i30-Ui3O 9I3O-UI30 Tamid award to Ron Weiss.

Other awards that were ORAFHIC Edison Edlton made were the third place AHIS •1-U trophy for the District 1-k Canoe Race to Brian Swi» • '.r.r'iu SVIK Schuvart and Paul Rotker, 10-11 10-11 and the Valley Forge HANDICAP TtMquu S«h« I Historic Trails Medal PROGRAM 10l3O-2i30, J-l 9-1 • 9-1 •warded to Steve' Greek, Dave Law, Dave Mac- Fhenon, Paul Rotker, Mark Vttmink Vtttunk Katraik Sheehan, Ray Snyder and 7-10 p.a. Toug Spencer. This award is 7-10 p.» 7-10 p.M presented for proficiency in scouting skills demon- strated during a weekend the troop spends at Valley 1 ROLLER Colwbua Colunbuf United Forge Park. Troop 270 is an , SKATIHO 7-10 p.m. 7-10 p.n. active, outdoor troop and will be able to accept a few Counties applicants for next Sep- ! SOCCHt Mmorltl Hi. ((•mortal fV. tember. Boys 11 years old or 6-8IJO p.a, 6-8i3O p.*. older, or those who have Trust completed the fifth grade should call Peter R. Gurry TSUI THSAT» Watatnk Wataunk of 2S6 Hazel Ave. for more 7-lOiJO p.i 7-10(30 p.n. information. The troop meets at Washington School on Monday nights, i "Tlie proper time to in- TDM IS Tanqutl Elm TanaquM Taaaquat fluence the character of a 8i3O - 1OIX> child Is about a hundred years before he is born." (William Inge) annual mal Free! yield on our | "The World Book" yield on our Twice | of vacations. American Express has planned 14 once-in-a- lifetlme vacations — with 240 convenient departures to the Orient, South Pacific, Africa as nice and Around the World! Described in our new 64-page publication, "The World Book." 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Because ARTHRITIS PLEA in arthritis research in THE WESTFIELD LEADER of this sincere dedication by recent years, a multitude of LETTERS TO THE the coaches at Edison Editor, Leader; discoveries and develop- YOU MARKED FIVE OH-G.O.K. MEArJS- ments now have been AMIUATI MIMMS EDITOR Junior High School, the The following is s copy of CHECK STUBS \H "aooDNEGs omy KNOWS: school has been able to look a letter sent to Senators combined to make a break- NATIONAL NIWIMHI AUOCIATKW OUR CHECK BOOK through something that THINGS X BOUGHT TMAT proudly upon a combined Case and Williams and 6.O.K. WHAT'S record of 70 wins, 27 losses Representative Rinaldo. could happen at any time. Bccuna Ci*Mt poatase paid at Weatfleld. N. J. I COULDMT Published Thursday al Weatrield, New Jeraey, by toe Wnl- G.O.K? and one tie. This represents As a private citizen I am This pending legislation field leader Printing and Publlshlue; Company. An Independent REMEMBER.' needs your support and I NeweMper. a 72 percent total, among greatly concerned with Official Paper for the Town of Weetfleld and Borouah of the best if not the best in the continued government urge you to assign it a top Mountainside. Subscription: 16.09 per year In advance. state. Now you may ask support to arthritis. priority. Established 111* Office: 6! Elm Street, Wn I fie Id, N. J. 07«»0 what's the problem? The The letter focuses at- H.M Poole.Jr. Tel. J1J-I407.— 23i-44it 1592 Deer Path Member answer in a nutshell is tention on the devastating Ouellty Weeklies of New Jeraey money. effects of this crippling Mountainside New Jeraey Preas Association .National Editorial Aasoclatlon The coaches at the Junior disease on New Jersey Publleher Carnival Kits . . . Editor high levd have repeatedly citizens. Wl£j$$&mLKk •:.' •: Advertliln•. c Manager been given 10, IS, and 20 Dear Senator Case: PARKING PROBLEM dollar raises over the years The sub-committee Now Available THURSDAY, JUNE ti, lfil Editor, Leader; which we find to be totally presently has the ap- For those who wish to j The following letter has unacceptable. This year we propriations bill for HEW in sponsor a cancer carnival in been sent to Mr. Jack Quuin, have asked for raises which process' for the full their back yards, the general manager of we think complement a good Appropriations Committee. American Cancer Society Westfield Motor Sales: season. Any other proposal I understand the Committee will provide a Cancer What is Your Local Dear Mr. Quinn: that is less than this will be will report to Congress on Carnival Kit which includes Per our discussion June unacceptable. We, as a June 21st. This BUI includes games, posters, and 14, this letter to you and Mr group feel that unless the much needed support for balloons. In addition, a snow Government IQ? Crow will serve to elucidate Board does give us the research on the most cone machine and a cotton the objections which many money we deserve, which is devastating crippler of all candy machine can be made only $565 more than they diseases - arthritis. The How well informed are you about your government? taxpayers of Westfleld have available free of charge. to the conduct of the have offered, we find it cause of arthritis is not yet All proceeds from the This week's quiz is on the subject of local government. impossible to continue known; a cure is not yet If you answer correctly all but three or less, consider Westfldd Ford Agency. Class A residential tuning. I in July of 1(72 stating that a can be generated • ii it carnivals are acknowledged The history of Illegal must reiterate strongly that financial agreement would coaching at Edison Junior known. by the Union County Unit yourself well informed, If you miss more than three, you worth sending youngsters High School. need to brush up on your New Jersey local government or overtime parkins on the the Ford Agency problems have to be reached for the into streets, or, worse, Those in leadership and are applied toward the read this column more carefully and more regulaarly. surrounding Class A belong to Ford. The leasing of cars. As I stated young adults (18 year olds) We are not asking for any positions should be swore of support of Its service (Multiple choice - select words or numbers which residential streets and illegality and abuse to the at the time when I read that to the nearest bar? I think unreasonable sums of some alarming ststlstics program. For further in- correctly complete the statement.) (True or false - sidewalks has occurred for taxpayers' property in the information into the court not. money. We are only asking that apply to the citizens of formation, contact the Unit determine whether the statement is right or wrong.) years, Owners bringing cars surrounding area is in- record under oath, I feel Mr Park Commission - whst a for whst we deserve as New Jersey: Office at 512 Westminster 1. The number of incorporated municipalities in New to be serviced are told to tolerable. Who's going to be Crow's civic duty could be foolish economy - please get coaches. Hopefully the — 605,000 victims in New Ave., Elizabeth. Jersey is (a) S67, (b) 450, (c) 60S, (d) 560. park on Tremont Ave., St. responsible In the case of a better implemented by your priorities straight and board will see this in the Jersey ... one in five 2. New Jersey has (a) 15, (b) 30, (c) 21, counties. Marks Ave., or St. Paul St. fatal car or pedestrian correcting the existing and same light. We don't want to families affected ... 8,950 Because of this parking think about reinstating all GARNETT, KANS., 3. The number of New Jersey counties which are accident because of the historical problems this day flay for each green fee, see an athletic program new victims each year abuse, it was necessary to illegal congestion? agency has created, suffer for a total of $566. We — 121,000 New Jersey REVIEW: "We can't un- helping finance a county college in the county is (a) 10, have two-hour parking signs at least for our younger derstand the reasoning of (b) 21, (c) IS, (d) 18. The court case of West- Among the hundreds of generation. want decent wages and citizens are disabled at any erected on St. Paul St. and field Ford against the Town signatures (collected in just when September rolls one time ... 7,875,000 days politicians who wish to grant 4. The principal revenue source for New Jersey local Tremont Ave. a few years George W.Collins around we also want to be of restricted activity an- complete amnesty to those governmental units (municipalities, counties and local of Westfield, the Board of 48 hours prior to the 932 Boulevard ago. Unfortunately, the Adjustment, and Mr hearing) were the names of out on the field doing what nually ... 458,500 days lost who fled the country rather school districts) Is (a) sales tax, (b) personal income signs have not rectified the COACHES' DEMANDS we enjoy, coaching. from work (regular Job) than serve In its armed tax, (c) real property tax, (d) excise taces. George Tiamos, the responsible, civic-minded, Editor, Leader; situation. Frequently after Building Inspector, for We are asking that you annually forces. They broke a law 5. A law enacted late in 1972 which will permit voters in active citizens from every As you may know, Edison the meter maid chalks the permission to erect signs area of Westfleld. Often support us. Is it worth it you —$73,500,000 lost in wages and should receive some counties to adopt new more modern forms of county tires of offending vehicles, Junior High School has annually ... $42,000,000 kind of punishment for it. At government aimed at providing more businesslike ad- contrary to the their reaction to the petition may ask? We think so. the cars are moved only a requirements of Article 4, enjoyed tremendous success Stewart T.Carey annual medical costs ... the least, they should be ministration is known as (a) new counties law, (b) was, "What's Ford up to in its athletic program. few inches to cover the Section 219 of the Zoning now?" Cal Connolly $138,075,000 is the New required to serve their modern counties law, (c) Optional County Charter Law. Several factors have at- country in some peaceful chalk line. Witnesses have Ordinance will soon be I would remind Mr. Crow Anthony J. Del Duca Jersey share of the cost to 6. The fiscal plan for financing the expenditures of a watched Ford employees heard. During the Board of tributed to this success, Robert D.Hild the national economy due to occupation for the number governmental unit for an annual period is called (a) of his quote in the New mainly dedicated coaches of years they would have wash off the chalk marks. Adjustment hearings in Year's edition of the Paullnfuso arthritis master plan, (b) budget, (c) tax roll, (d) community As recently as June 12, 1(72, and again in January who have given up their John P. Martin Although there has not served in the armed for- development program. Suburban News, "We time and effort to make the ces." employees used black spray of 1973, hundreds of resolve to improve been a major breakthrough 7. True or False - Municipalities, counties, special paint to cover the chalk signatures of responsible wherever possible for you. districts and public authorities in New Jersey have marks. Westfield citizens were Happy New Year." Surely certain fiscal matters subject to review and approval by A stack of citations is presented in opposition to Mr. Crow as owner of the a State Government agency known as the Division of written for such cars every such a variance being Westfleld Ford Agency Local Government Services in the Department of week. By your own ad- granted. Westfldd Ford has could start making good on Community Affairs. mission, the Ford service been mentioned his public statement by 8. True or False - New Jersey local government units department pays the derogatorily in three eliminating the existing are given broad discretionary taxing power by the State parking tickets out of its letters to the editor of the traffic hazards, providing Legislature. • department charges. (The Weatfldd Leader because of adequate parking for his 9. True or False - States, municipalities and counties car owners never even know these proposed signs. It employees and customers, are currently receiving funds from Federal income taxes they've received a citation confounds me that a Improving the physical to help finance certain programs. The procedure which is on their record, business which has been plant, and erecting ad- provided under the State and Local Fiscal Assistance Act although they may question established for nearly forty vertising of permissible size of 1972 is popularly known as Federal General Revenue the price of their service years and which is obviously in good taste. Sharing. bill.) flourishing, should court 10. Total local property taxes levied in New Jersey in S.AnnFontana The practice of leaving such animosity. As tax- 413 Tremont Ave. 1972 were (a) $1 billion, (b) $2 billion, (c) %Vh billion, (d) payers we resent our monies new the keys in the cars on the nearly $2V2bi\Uon. street, while not illegal, is being used to pay the en- 11. The local governmental units which statewide GOLF FEES dangerous. Anyone of any suing legal fees. As con- Editor, Leader; receive over one-half of local property taxes are (a) age could attempt a Joy ride cerned citizens we deplore counties, (b) authorities, (c) school districts, (d) The following letter has. or set a car in motion. the perversity of the attitude been sent to the Union municipalities. The continued practice of in attempting to put up signs 12. True or False - New Jersey local government units County Park Commission: using North Ave. at the foot of such crass commercial Desr Sirs: have only such powers as are specifically granted them of St. Pauul Street at an size and lighting contrary to by the State Legislature by law. My name is George unloading dock area for new the ordinance. Collins; I reside at 932 ANSWERS: cars coming off loading I have recently had two Boulevard. This is my first (a) 7. True ramps is blatantly illegal. 2. conversations with Ford and, hopefully, last effort at (c) 8. False The entire curb line is Corporate Headquarters in writing what is often called 3. (d) 9. True painted yellow and extends 4. Dearborn, Mich. They have s concerned citizen type (c) 10. (d) over the Union County told me that Mr. Crow Is a letter. I feel, however, 5. (c) 11, (c) driveway. You told me you compelled to invite your 6. private businessman. As (b) 12. True have no control over the such he is responsible to the attention to a practice that truck drivers of such local ordinances when it was recently put into effect Independence Day 1973 vehicles. Yet they must come to signs. This In- at both of our fine Union present a bill of lading, and formation seems to add a County Golf Courses. several of your employees new dimension to the This new policy, in my Firm action in defense of freedom is this country's immediately enter the area question. I had assumed judgment, and In the oldest tradition. It is the foundation on which the in- to unload cars. Even at the that the national cor- judgment of many others, dependence we celebrate this week will remain secure as height of the morning or poration wai adding including the majority of the long as we honor it. afternoon rush hours, one pressure to get such signs employees at both courses, Actually, the shooting began more than a year before lane of North Ave. may be erected. They would like the is short-sighted, counter- the Declaration of Independence was signed. In the completely blocked as new signs up, but not if the signs productive, and completely spring of 1775, the British commander in Boston learned cars are backed into the are not permissible under Irrational. It concerns the that the patriots of Massachusetts had assembled am- oncoming traffic. In this the existing ordinance. Why, matter of limiting players to munition and other military equipment at Concord, 16 situation, a citizen on North' hen, go to such legal 18 holes of golf for each miles away. Ave. attempting a lefthand lengths and cost? green fee paid. turn onto St. Paul holds up He sent a force of eight hundred men to destroy the You stated during the Iplsy s lot of golf at the munitions. When six miles from Concord, at Lexington, the only remaining lane of moving traffic - a dangerous hearing that the proposed Galloping Hill course and seventy armed men stood their gound on the village signs were not necessary for carry a five handicap there. green and the British army fired the first shots. They and ridiculous situation for those of us who live here. additional business, that I can count on one hand the proceeded to Concord where Emerson's "embattled they were to rid the agency number of times a year that farmers" hid most of the munitions and withstood the The continued practice of of its "carnival" ap- I have enough energy or British assault. using what should be pearance. Surely there must stamina to play more than The battle aroused the colonies and, by the end of the municipal sidewalk on the be signs within the per- IB holes in one day. I believe summer, (he power of the royal governors, was perimeter of the service missible limits that can be most people have the same destroyed and provincial congresses were formed.The area for employee and ustom built and erected, as problem, and the people who Idea that independence was essential to freedom became customer parking precludes other responsible mer- don't are younger people, so widely accepted and ultimately was articulated in the that a pedestrian must ihsnts in this town have who does this practice ef- Declaration of Independence. thread his way through done, fect most - the younger parked cars or use the During the Board of generation who have energy street. No one has been able SHOT IIICAHI) HoilM) T1IK WOULD Adjustment hearing in and stamina to burn • our to use a baby carriage or January of 1873, you stated country is spending literally stroller on the sidewalk for that In the interest of civic millions of dollars a year In years. Broken glass, old oil duty Mr. Crow was an effort to control, If not cans, and litter abound In providing cars for driver eliminate juvenile the area. education at the high school. delinquency, 1 can think of All curbs at the triangular When you were questioned no finer way to dissipate foot of thoSt, Paul-Tromont under oath about the figure excess juvenile energy than Ave. area are painted in the new school budget for by beating a golf ball around yellow. Inevitably a tow driver education cars for the a golf course, I, therefore, truck, with or without a car coming year, you said you wonder how the Union behind, and or some other had no knowledge of it. It County Park Commission vehicle!s) are parked on was unfortunate that you can justify the practice of these curbs, Visibility Into could not attend a con- telling the young that they these streets I* almost In- tinuance of that hearing. In have to leave the course If variably limited. Often the the interim between they cannot pay a second lefthand lane onto North hearings, a phone cull to Mr, green fee, Ave. Is blocked. Tomlltmon, the assistant If It Is a matter of 'Hie use of the »trwt for Huperlntcndcnt of schools, economics, whst are they? repair work by mechunlcs IN confirmed the fact that you How many dollars are In- unsightly and dangerou', had contacted him by letter volved? How much more Wriot private citizen would purk hl» car In the street and then proceed to throw up the hood to work on the engine, ur crawl under the carl? WOOD, WALKER * 00. The private home owned by the Ford Agency m 242 St l'aul Hi. In nut main- NEW YORK STOCK EXCHANGE tallied In Hie Htmulitnl of the neldliborhood, Also II ihould tma IN* not be an auxiliary parking area; It Is a residence, OPEN THURSDAY EVENINOI You stated to me that the 7>tPM agency IK In a unique situation since It border! on THE WESTFIZLD (NJ.) UEADEB, THURSDAY, JUNE II, 1S7S !"•«• T Andruaes $6 Million Si In Iowa Play Back to Mail Appearing in Drake Fraud Victims University's summer More than $6 million was theatre production of The restored to potential victims Public Eye are Richard of mail frauds during a Andrus, son of Mr. and Mrs. recent nine-month period, Robert L. Andrus of 549 Postmaster Dominick J. Fairmont Ave. and his wife, Cardillo reported today. Mr. the former Laura Cner- Cardillo said he had been 233-5542 venak, daughter of Mr. and advised by Chief Postal Mrs. Lawrence Chervenak Inspector and Assistant of Montoursville, Pa. Postmaster General tfflhen your social event Andrus plays the part of William J. Cotter that Christoforou and his wife Postal Inspection Service demands catering perfection, plays Belinda Sidley in the enforcement activities one-act play by con- resulted in $6,222,660 in the number above temporary playwright Peter restitutions to those vic- SAYING IT WITH FLOWERS - Sally AteUo. presUeat of Shaffer. timiced by mail frauds. The report covered the first the Elm Street School Studeat Cornell. preseaU a cor- is your answer. Andrus has been manager sage to Mrs. Doris Peterson, prlaclpal. to show the of fine arts performance three quarters of the current activities at Drake since 1973 fiscal year staeeats' appreciation for all the has oaae for ike school. 1971. He received a bachelor "The restitutions resulted The presentation was made at aa awards assembly. Our personal attention of arts degree in theatre in from 3,630 promotions that Sally Is the daughter of Mr. aad Mrs. Salvalore Aiello. 1989 at Lycoming College at Clank State were discontinued largely to your individual needs Williamsport, Penn- MRS. WILLIAM W. GINCERICH, WcttfleM eraumiaMy chairman «f Girt Scouts, on Inspection Service ac- sylvania, and the master of Saiaaae Atteaboroaga of Troop «K aa4 DefeMe Kaaf aua of Troop MT pretest check lo tion. Restitutions ordered by Poll. Sci. Assn. Elects Resident arts degree at the YWCA Pret Meat Mr*. Richard Attoahoroagh. the courts totaled $2,153,528; A Mountainside professor of New Hampshire, also will be unparalleled. University of Connecticut, "voluntary" restitutions has been elected an officer studied at the University of Storra, in 1971. He studied totaled $2,009,706 and an of the New Jersey Political Heidelberg and earned a theatre at the University of additional $1,359,426 Science Association. master's degree from Private Parties 10 to 200 the City of London, England, Scouts' $100 to Aid Ecology resulted from other Prof. Harold Damerow of Rutgers University. He is in the summer of 1989. Prior recoveries. 1456 U.S. Route No. 22, presently working on, a to joining the staff at Drake Included in the 12,000 or Mountainside, was elected doctorate. A member of Pi Contact our catering manager be was a member of the more mail fraud in- to serve on the Council, Sigma Alpha fraternity, English faculty of Essex At Y's Four-Seasons Center vestigations completed each legislative branch of the Prof. Damerow is a member for further information. County College in Newark. year by Postal Inspectors, Association. Prof. Damerow of the executive committee Andrus has had experience Improving the ecology raising drive to Just under 72 campaign goal.) "Postmaster Cardillo said, teaches American and of the Union College faculty in writing, acting and two ways is the happy result per cent of the community- Vitally concerned about "are those based on com- Foreign Government and and a past president of its directing. He is a member of of a move this week by wide goal of $425,000. (An the environment, the Scouts plaints from postal History. ' chapter of the American the Speech Communication Westfield Girl Scouts; additional $125,000 in earned the money last customers who allege Prof. Damerow, a Association of University Association. The Scouts donated a foundation grants and the spring in a glass recycling failure to receive mer- graduate of the University Professors. Laura, also a graduate of "very special $$100 to the original 9M.00O gift which drive, and put it in a special chandise or promised Lycoming College, earned a Westfield YMCA-YWCA prompted purchase and savings account with the refunds from mail order bachelor of arts degree in Four Seasons Outdoor development of the Center promise it would be used firms. Not all such failures political science and has Center, edging the Y's fund make up the total $586,000 only for an ecology project. or broken promises indicate DISPERSAL SHOP done some graduate work at Last month, two Csdette a scheme to defraud, but OLD-NEW.USED. Drew University, Madison. may, in fact, be merely the Boruchowitz New Lawyer troops used the Y's new result of poor business U.S. MMITC 32. MOUNTAINSIDE, N.J. 070M She is presently taking Four Seasons Center for WMISUAL ITEMS LUNCHEON • COCKTAILS • DINNER classes at Drake working Robert C. Boruchowits, A graduate of Kenyon camping and found it an practices," he said. SATURDAYS B - 4:30 P.M. toward a teaching cer- son of Mr. and Mrs. Robert College, he served as ideal place to put the - "However, when a postal tificate. This spring she Boruchowitz of 20 Man- president of the student ecology money to good use. customer cannot obtain FROM THE coordinated a walkathon chester Dr. has received the body at the Law School, and satisfaction through his own fund raising drive for United Juris doctor degree from was active in the North- The philosophy of the efforts," Mr. Cardillo ad- Cerebral Palsy of Central Northwestern University western Legal Assistance center Is to preserve a part ded, "he should not Just Iowa. The Andrus' live in School of Law. Named to the Clinic. of our rapidly disappearing write his transaction of f as a BECKER FARM Des Moines. dean's list during his last He was employed as a land and feed our hunger for loss. Return of his money is LIVINGSTON AVI.. ROSELAND. N. J. semester, he was also Herbert Lincoln Harley harmony with the en- possible in some cases." Downer in Vt. awarded the John Henry Fellow by the American vironment. Arthur E. Downer, Wigmore Key, which is Judicature Society. Through a year-round,, Westfield, chartered life given by the senior class and In 1988, Bob edited the environmental education M underwriter and general faculty to the senior who did Subterranean Homespun center for the entire com- jj agent of the firm's Moun- the moat to preserve the News in The Leader, and munity - young and old - S tainside-Northern New traditions of the Law School. was the founding editor of with 32 environmental 'Q Jersey general agency, took Jbe student newspaper at stations the Y's hope to O part recently Th a computer Northwestern, the New guide school groups, 'M familiarization technical Spirit. community organisations it course at the home office in "God could not be every- He plans to practice such as the Scouts and s where so he therefore families to new Insights into ip Montpelier, Vt., of National made mothers." (Jewish public Interest law in Life Insurance Company of i Proverb) California. the world around them. IQ Vermont. 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Margaret Gilbert of in Rahway Hospital because Westfield, assistant to the Doylestown, president of assignments in the phar- Ml Boulevard has been Merck Sharp It Dohme, the In a bold new move to "1 want to work with people. chairman of the board and maceutical industry at both appointed director of That's a big thing in my life. director of public relations U.S. prescription drug the domestic and' in- provide* steady inflow of volunteer services at Rah- division of Merck 4 Co., Inc. well-frained young I could never go hack to any for Johnson & Johnson, ternational levels. way Hospital, announced other sort of job." worldwide manufacturer of "The role of an alumni He is a former vice physicians to the Overlook the hospital's director, John area aa older physicians Although she intends to medical products, has been association, like many other president of the New Jersey 1.. Voder, recently. She will incorporate many of the installed as president of the aspects of our society, is Chapter of Sigma Delta Chi, phase out, a new concept of replace Mrs Ann M. family practice residency successful programs she Alumni Association of the undergoing charge," the honor society for jour- Ponovan. who retires developed in the nursing Pennsylvania State new president said. nalists, and was a member will begin July 1 at Overlook tomorrow. Hospital under the centers, she admitted, "It's University. "Today s graduate sees of the board of directors of educational direction of Mr*. Gilbert has had a whole new world for me alumni activities in a dif- the New Jersey. Press Donald F. Kent, M.D. of mperiencr in organizing here. 1 won't know until I get ferent light than did his Association. He is a member Chatham, former president wMuntary service during the my teeth into the job what is predecessors. Our task is to of the National Press Club of of the Overlook Medical p»« few years She has been really needed." endeavor to unite all alumni Washington, the Overseas thr rttvYNtioii director of Mrs. Gilbert spent the and make them an integral Press Club in New York, the Staff. the Wtdyrwood Manor part of the university Public Relations Society of Overlook Hospital has weeks prior to her first days f Home, Elizabeth, at Rahway visiting her community. We will strive America, and the In- recently received approval Cornell Hall Con- to meet the needs of the new ternational Public Relations from the American Medical colleagues at RunnelTs and Center, Union. In Overlook Hospitals. She has graduates, but also to Society. Association for residencies tvth facilities she doubled preserve the ideals and the in the new specialty of aiso campaigned for He is married to the as th* director of volun- Assemblywoman Ann Klein traditions of older alumni." former Ellen L. Miller, a family practice, which teer*. seeks to treat patients as (D.-Morris) in her recent Mr. Foster began his 1949 Penn State graduate. part of their family unit, an Children at the Institute of Logopedict. a Wichita. KanMt-fcated »chooi for thr unsuccessful bid for her career as a reporter with the Two of their five children, updated verison of the speech-handicapped, proudly chtlk oae million dollars on the Mackhnard. Ttii* (igmr* party's gubernatorial NewarkNews, moving on to Greg and Larry III, are at oldtlme GP. represents money raised since Itfcl by SPEBSQSA (thr Society (or the Pmtrrvalion nomination. bureau manager and night home; Cindy is completing and Encouragement of Barber Shop Quartrl Singing in America. Ind (o »Mi«i editor before joining graduate work in speech Utilizing modern methods The new director of Johnson & Johnson as a therapy at Penn State; youngsters at the school. volunteer services hat and psychological under- Looking on, left to right, are Fred Bern-, chairman of the board of the institute; Dr. public relations assistant in David is studying standing of the social and authored published articles Lawrence G.Foster 19S7. He became public veterinary medicine at Roy Ray. administrator; and Charles Abernethy. current president of SPEBSQSA. on her projects and edited emotional factors in the whose motto is "We Sing That They Shall Speak". A 1948 Penn State relations director in 1966 Ithaca College, and Nancy patient's environment, as newsletters. In addition, her and later was named will be a freshman at More than 3S,0M barbershoppers in over 7S0 Chaplrrs throughout the U.S. and past responsibilities have graduate in journalism, Mr. well as his physical needs, a Canada, including the local group, the Colonial Chorus, support thli service project. Foster assumed his duties assistant to the chairman of Colorado State University in vital feature of the program included organizing game the board. He holds a the faU. is a model family practice The latter harmonize every Thursday evening beginning at 8 p.m. it the Knights of therapy, acting as liaison as president at the annual unit wherein the young Columbus Hall in Westfield. for the patients' families, spring Alumni Council residents, all medical school A special audition program for men (the Society also accepts boys of sixteen with planning tours for families, meeting, succeeding Ed- graduates, see and care for parental permission) will lake place there on June 28, starting at 7:00 p.m. Previous medical officials and ward G. Crum, of Chadds office patients. singing experience or an ability to read music is helpful but not i prerequisite for community leaders, and Ford, retired vice president CHEESE PLEASE membership. orientating volunteer of Hercules, Inc. He will A model family practice For Information about the audition program, the Chorus or barbershopping workers. She has also serve a two-year term as unit has been established at generally, call Russ Malony 888-5874. directed entertainment head of the 34,000-member Overlook in the old main Mrs. Margaret Gilbert programs for patients such organization, the oldest This W*«kond and All lobby area off Morris Ave. how a doctor's office should community hospital is the reviewing all cases handled The native of Northern as dance exhibitions and a autonomous organization with another unit to be by the residents. be run. Each resident will logical place to train young senior, citizens art show. formally related to the located in Chatham at Or. At both locations a suite of have his own cluster of doctors in family and Ireland sought the position university. Mr. Foster is Summer Stop in on Your Kent's original offices at 396 doctor's offices is complete patients, representing a community medicine," Or. 58th president of the Main St. to nurse practitioner and broad socio-economic mix. Kent commented. Suggestions May Help Women association which was Dr. Kent will continue to receptionist. At both He will follow them from "This is a pioneering founded in 1870 while Penn see his own patients and also locations the aim is to day "one" through the three program, one of only two State was still the Way to th* Shore) and will serve as consultant in provide an ideal setup as to years of his residency, such programs in the state," Avoid Being Victims of Crime Agricultural College of under faculty supervision. he pointed out. Pennsylvania. He will utilize such new "It is a fact that 55 percent Thomas W. Fallon, or persons to proper When his term expires in Pick Up Something to concepts as the problem of doctors stay within a 25 director of security at authorities. 1975 he will be succeeded by UP with good lawns! oriented medical record and mile radium of where they Muhlenberg Hospital has 3. Find out if your local the newly elected vice the use of paramedical last trained; 75 percent stay ;iven the following Police Department has a The better the fertilizer, 'the better the lawn. personnel. within the state," Dr. Kent uggestions as to how program under way so that New Lawyer Nlbblo That's why ScolK TURF BUILDER is America's The resident will be pointed out. "It is im- women can avoid situations one may label their property favorite lawn Icrtilizcr. Turf Builder is maJe further exposed to com- perative, that New Jersey that contribute to their so it can be identified later Hal K. Levitte has received his Juris Doctor by the exclusive Tritmizetl munity medicine by making provide clinical experience being victims of purse in case of theft. house and nursing home in the hospital setting now snatching, mugging or degree in Boston from process which releases its nu- If you are the victim of a Suffolk University. He is the calls, and working in school that our state has two four- assault and battery crime. crime: trients over a prolonged pe- situations. He will also year medical schools, under When walking: son of Mr. and Mrs. Jack riod. There's no excess surge 1. Always report crimes to Levitte of 1088 Seward Ave., participate in other com- the New Jersey College of 1. Choose well lighted police. growth to cuusc extra mow- munity medical programs Medicine and Dentistry, one areas even if it means Westfield, and he is a 1966 104 NORTH AVE 2. Consider changing car graduate of Westfield High ing, and no wasteful over- such as Overlook s family in Newark and one at crossing the street or locks (if keys are taken). health centers in medically Rutgers." taking an alternate route. School. Mr. Levitte will WESTFIELD feeding or nutrient loss due 3. Consider changing form a law firm in Boston. tn leaching. Just a thicker, indigent areas. 2. Try to travel in pairs or house or apartment locks. 654-4679 "Overlook Hospital is Director to Discuss groups. greener, sturdier lawn. 4. Report credit cards COINS. MEDALS MISSING Spread Tutf Builder on your sponsoring this important 3. Avoid short cuts Across from fho Post Office enlargement of its medical Solar Eclipse taken. A coin collection and I-Awn lh\s weekend, and sec through wooded areas, education program In the vacant lots, alleys, 5. Report missing driver's religious medals valued at Summer Hours As Of July 1st: for yourself. Gary B. Swangin, license, auto registration, $500 were reported stolen belief that the well-equipped director of the Newark railroad tracks, etc, Open Daily 9:30 - 6:00; Thurs 'til 9:00. 4. Avoid routine schedules social security cards early Monday by Peter Museum Planetarium, is immediately. Doelger of 917 Lamberts Closed Sundays scheduled to appear on the when walking. 5. Stay near the curb and 6. Report loss of check Mill Rd. 15,000 Sq. Ft. (SBVi lbs.) 14.7$ television show, "A.M. New book, bank book, etc. 10,000 Sq. Ft. (39 lbs.) 10.45 York," tomorrow. During away from doorways, 5.000 Sq. Ft. (\ 9'A lbs.) 4.tS the interview, which is to be shrubs, and shadowy 7. Notify other persons aired on Channel 7 between areas. that you have had a theft if TIRED OF TRACKING 7 and 9 a.m., Mr. Swangin 6. If you are followed: they have interest (em- DOWN MISLEADING ADS? will discuss the total solar a. Walk faster. ployer's ID card, office USED R.R. TIES, PINE BARK GET THE ENTIRE eclipse of June 30. b. Go up to a group of keys, etc.). MARKET PICTURE The eclipse, visible in the people. Be careful - Plan ahead. A Great Gift IN FULL COLOR IN c. Enter a store. MULCH, RED BARK MULCH, LIVING ROOM COMFORT. equatorial Atlantic area and d. Walk to a lighted FRIENDLY-HELPFUL North Africa, is among the Ramble, Hike WATER SOFTENER SALT SALES COUNSELLORS) most outstanding of this area. century's astronomical e. As a last resort ap- Set for Weekend happenings. The period of proach a stranger's door. f. Call police and-or ask i for The Graduate totality will last 7 minutes, 4 A ramble and a hike are seconds, an unusually long someone to call them. on the Union County Hiking duration. When driving: Hub schedule this weekend BARTELL'S Mr. Swangin, long ex 1. Always lock doors. Barbara Wagstaff of Daily (!•». 19)3) SJI. 7:10 - 6:00 2. Approach your car with 7:30 to 6:00 perienced in educational Cranford will lead a five Sun. 9:00 to 1:00 astronomy, will explain the the proper key in hand. mile hike through Morris I Going On To College phenomenon of the eclipse 3. Check the front and rear County Park and Jockey FARM ft GARDEN SUf PLIES seats before getting in. Hollow on Saturday. The and its astronomical 4. Always park in well 277 CENTRAL AVE., CLARK 388-1581 significances and con- group will meet at the sequences. lighted areas. Tempe Wick parking lot at 5. Put valuables in trunk. the park at 9:45 a.m. When traveling on public transportation: A five mile hike through \ Give a College Subscription to 1. Occupy train cars with the Ralph Stover State Park Are the speed and convenience of other persons. in Pennsylvania is listed for 2. Try to arrange to have Sunday under the leadership someone meet you at your of Ann Kent of Newark. destination. Meeting place at 9 a.m. \ THE Touch-Tone service a luxury? 3. Try to coordinate your Sunday is the Howard trip so as to arrive with n Johnson Restaurant on friend. Route 22, North Plainfield. What can one do to help? The hike is through a 1. Always report crimes to wooden area of Bucks I WESTFIELD LEADER police. County, including a view 2. Keport suspicious acts from a 200 foot cliff. sj to this year's graduate wHCNirar TIMB1O MOVB I Copies will be sent through the school year

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Touch-Tone nt-rvkc limy «tmii• t vmi 1 rthtl "t V If"*. ln|) Mllllihrm twice n* (n«l HI ymi mn ilinl. Ami in >il t< 1 ciil11in*1 llu»ini">« (Udif ninl tiller n August 15th possession. Questions like these are ask- nings). The home that goes BEAUTIFUL every day and we welcome with it has 7 rooms In all. 27' WHITE THE GARDENS living room, formal dining DESIGNED FOR GRACIOUS LIVING LIVING ROOM them ... so when you are room, large modern kitchen, $66,900 ready to talk over your plans Here's an exciting family cozy den. 17' master bedroom - $198,000 SEPARATE about buying a new home . . , home! A brick and frame cen- plus - two other 16' bedrooms COLONIAL Center hall colonial just twelve yean old in the Law- or selling the one you already ter hall colonial with an open and 2 baths. 21' front porch. A. DINING ROOM side porch. 26 foot living room lovely way to spend your sum- We're proud to have listed what we feel to be rence Avenue area — raised hearth fireplace in the have, rest assured that we will with fireplace, formal dining mer! $83,000. one of the most exciting properties in the area. DISHWASHER living room — panelled den — 1st floor laundry reosi welcome all your questions, and room, family room, kitchen The picturesque setting (on 1.8 acres), handsome — nodern kitchen with eating area — 3 bedroom — will cover them fully for you. with panelled breakfast nook, $76,900 AND WALL OVEN 9 bedrooms, 3 bath*, and a Colonial lines and luxurious facilities and appoint- 2-'/j baths — many extras included — immediate pos- And now may we suggest — recreation room In the base- ments are indeed unique and could not be dupli- IN MODERN session. ment, Don't miss . . . Come cated anywhere near the asking price. The main Breathtaking is the see. 173,000. structure with its twelve interior rooms includes KITCHEN BALTUSROL six bedrooms • Wi baths • a huge panelled game $78,900 ON ROLLING ROCK RD. room • a more formal family/garden room and word for this chic and THREE PRETTY COUNTRY CLUB IN MOUNTAINSIDE PERFECTION private den. There are fireplaces faced with Italian BEDROOMS Located on an acre in nearby Scotch Plains —' center Is Just minutes away from this marble in both living room and family room. The elegant classic beau- hall ranch. 3 Bedrooms — Panelled family room — I Professionally landscaped Plot. It is a perfect family home Center Hall Ranch. Seven fully equipped 22' country kitchen blends perfectly PLUS full baths — centrally air conditioned — excellently Adjoins Ballusrol Golf Course. with room for all, Center hall, rooms, 214 tiled bathu. Master with the overall image of country elegance. A wing maintained. Residence Is beautifully main- formal living; room and dining bedroom 15.0x13.5' plus two has recently been added (unfinished) for laundry ty. Located in the 2 FULL BATHS tained. 7 rooms Including; 21' room plus den and a brand new other generous bedrooms. 26' Pecky Cypress family room kitchen. Five bedrooms, three recreation room. Mirrored wall and a .separate first floor "in-law" suite. The ALL ON with fireplace, 2'A baths. Ex- baths, screened porch and two In living room. Hot water base- breathtaking pool - cabana • patio complex con- cellent kitchen with eating patios overlooking a pretty board heat. 100' x 170' proper- sists of flagstone pool yard (55x65) with 5' brick heart of Wychwood, SECOND LEVEL. $92,500 space. 165,900. Possession by garden. Call us fast for an ap- ty. Mountainside. $87,500. walls, barbecue, fish pond/planter, lights, & elec- Sept. l in time for opening of pointment to Inspect. $72,900. FULL BASEMENT On Beautiful Burrington Gorge — brick front center school. trical outlets. The cabana itself is functional and it offers luxury and hall split level — 4 extra large bedrooms — 3K baths luxurious and contains a large central room in oak 2 CAR GARAGE — all electric kitchen with separate breakfast bay— panelling with cathedral ceiling, a wood-burning AIR CONDITIONING beamed ceiling 1st floor family room — screened 2200 ACRE fireplace faced with game bird tiles - two dressing charm and is design- NEAR IEN FRANKLIN rooms each with stall shower ' and connecting porch — panelled rec room — full basement — well CENTER HALL CENTRAL landscaped lot. — August Possession. Such a very well maintained REAR YARD powder room - efficiency kitchenette/bar, redwood ed for happy living. home on Clark St. Near the Beautiful setting for a true: saunn and vertical soaking tub - all with central WELL bus. Nice deep lot — for garden Backing up to the Watchung Center Hall Colonial. 5 bed- heat & central air conditioning. Your inspection LANDSCAPED or relaxing. Little pond for Reservation on a lovely se- rooms, 3 baths. In a lovely j will also reveal hundreds of exquisite architectural $140,000 nsh or lilies. There Is n dencluded lane In Scotch Plains residential area of Wcstfleld. A most attractive liv- on the 1st floor which makes is this well constructed home 25' living room with fireplace, details such as custom built-in curio cabinets, solid SECLUDED LOT? Beautiful French-Norman styled home situated an ideal guctil room with bath consisting of a living room large 2V den. formal dining hardwood cabinetry & bookshelves, indirect light- ing room and fire- AUGUST on lovely Highland Avenue. Total of 10 rooms: 5 adjo\nlng. Total of 7 rooms, 2 with fireplace and bookcases, room, modern Kitchen with ing, pegged oak floors, heavy Thermopane sliding bedrooms - 4'/i baths • ultra modern custom kitchen • baths, plus spnclem.i, floored dining room, kitchen, three double self-cleaning range, dis- doors, electrically operated drapes, automatic attic. 162,900. bedrooms, \% baths plus an- posal and Nutone food center POSSESSION family room • basement playroom. A beautifully other shower in the laundry and eating apace. 2 patloe, 1 greenhouse and fenced dog yard - Truly magnifi- place, formal dining maintained home that must be seen to be appreciated. room, 2 car garage and a covered and 1 redwood. Two cent. Appointment gladly arranged at your con- screened porch and patio over- car garage. Enclosed rear venience. Right here in Scotch Plains near Plain- Asking $64,9001! looking the park area. Trans- garden. Nicely landscaped field Country Club. room, a screened ferred owner offers early property close to town and possession. Do call! $87,600, school. J7Z,50O. $150,000 porch overlooking a Magnificent custom built home atop a knoll in the SO YOU Indian Forest area - center entrance - first fleer in- NEED A cludes two master -bedroom suites • solarium • GORGEOUS NEW LISTING lovely backyard, kit- panelled den - separate breakfast room • 2 mere RENTAL? DELUXE bedrooms on second floor plus another unfinished Tell ua all! We'll tell you WYCHWOOD ON HILLSIDE AVENUE chen and powder bedroom - a total of 4'/, baths • quality thruewt • what is available Including n truly a charming home you could be proud of. very deluxe residenco nl $000 CAPE COD This lovely Colonial has 4 wall per month with n pool. In Scotch Pluins a Crostwood appointed ncdroomH, 2>i baths, $89,900 room on the 1st floor $33,500 beauty! Threo bedroom home spacious library, largo living In excellent move-in condition. room with a fireplace, formal Solidly constructed of brick & half-timber with Tall pines find trees enhance dining room, Bcreencd-ln porch recently treated wood shingle roof ... so infre- and 4 bedrooms and $160,000 DESIGNED FOR THE the large tfroundu and brick and » tremendous recreation quently are we able to offer homes of this calibre IN WESTFIELD patio. A fine investment nt n room. Beautiful Betting. West- in location, condition and construction . . . The Brick front center hall colonial situated on a beauti- EXECUTIVE FAMILY low price nnil Just right for flclci. $112,000. fully wooded and landscaped lot overlooking the 11th those who wish quality work- tastefully decorated interior has been completely 2 full baths on the EXCELLENT Now under construction m redone from top to bottom and offers luxurious green of Echo Lake Country Club — 5 bedrooms — manship and a Rood area. HOME AT THI!:3 4'/» baths — sunken living room — panelled den — that you can muko mnny of $42,1)00. living together with its uniquely spacious floor 2nd floor. The real the decisions yourself ns to ncl- plan . . . lush thick carpeting, perfectly matched 2 fireplaces — large kitchen with breakfast area — lections. Indian Forest nrcn. LOW PRICE! separate maid's quarters — central air conditioning. Big lot over 100'x250\ A Colo- color .schemes, beamed c'liri^s, natural chestnut nial home with !> bedroom:* nml INDIAN FOREST trim, remodelled & rebuilt baths, cedar lined key to happiness, NEAR Call now for more complete information and appoint- 21,4 baths. Trees! $110,000. MOUNTAINSIDE closets are but few of its custom quality features ment to inspect. Gorgeous center hall home 25' HOLY TRINITY living room with fireplace nnil . .. It family bedrooms - .'U/, baths - study - screen- ACREAGE sunny bay window, formal dln- ed porch and built-in double garage . . . Pictures- though, are the ex- AND MANY OTHIR CINE LISTINGS THE POOL THREE: ACMES, zoned re- ing room, 20' solarium, kitchen que setting on its manicured side-hill yard in the PUBLIC SCHOOLS CALL ANYTIMI FOR COMPLITI INFORMATION stricted commercliil on U.Swit. h separate breakfast room, beautiful "Cednr Knolls" section of Westfield. tras — a recreation IS DELUXE) Route 22. On the property are j 15' panelled den, \ lovely large WONDERFUL a 0 room colonial and a 2 | bedrooms, 24' sitting room - And so is the location near biingnlow. Asking $210,- plus - large unfinished room room suitable for u«o as another bed- room with a fireplace, NEIGHBORHOO D Lawrcnco Av. Do call ux about flOfl. Call to see or for more thin Interesting list Ing at details room. 414 tllo baths, nealltiful- "ON A HILL" $03,000 ly dotomtrd and maintained. FOR CHILDREN Thn keynote of elegance! Wc»t- the many built-ins, a fiehi. $ir>n,ooo. BERNARDSVILLE BIG LIVING ROOM COMI VISIT LARGE MROADST. FURNISHED $91,500 full storage attic, COOPER HILLS DINING ROOM IN SCOTCH PLAINS Priced nt $55,500. Offers I RENTAL This exciting younger I bedroom colonial offers bedrooms, ii',4 bathH. 15 yonrii gracious living as well as delightful privacy on an patio, a well groomed KITCHEN WITH A GROUP OP PRISTIGI NIW HOMIS old. Good plot. DDl' front, 'i cm- Available July IStti for throe OPIN attache-"-•••—d' garage", tpo fourteen months. Included Iins MALVERNE RIDGE acre lot that ha.s IKHMI miiintiiiuvd mostly in its EATING SPACE heat, hot water, elertrlt. gits, lleaiitlful (.'enter Hall Colonial original natural wouded state. Just some of the lawn, natural trim — SATURDAY AND SUNDAY water, and scavenger nervleo nt built In 1003 nnd fastidiously highlights . • • 21' living room with ruined hearth SUNR0OM0RD>EN PROM 1 P.M. J450 per month. Call for other cured for. 27' living room, fireplace . • . foimnl (lining room , . . sparkling partlctiiarH. ovor-Hlzeil dining room, W>' kitchen . , . pant'llcil fnrnlly room . , . glassed and we could go on but 8 BEDROOMS 0 N Kitchen with everything, chorry scivenvd sunporch , . , ill)' rein- deck, Much more SECOND FLOOR panelled family room with to tell! PlriiHo call our "Count ry Office" - 017-5700. cathedral ruilltiK, ft bedrooms, why not call and STORAGE ON' l\K bath". 1'rlme WwttfloM * area. $17(1,000. THIRD make an appointment ARIA MMIMNTATIVII FOR NANCY F. REYNOLDS FULL BASEMENT PEARSALL to see this beautiful 2 CAR GARAGE ASSOCIATES, INC. IMMEDIATE MALTOM AND BARRETT & (RAM home, You won't re- POSSESSION LOW TAXES ! 302 !••» Iroaa Strati FRANKENBACH ft -ft TV RtAlTORS "it tit it gret It. Joy Brown, Inc. CALL NOW FOR Weitfltld, N. J. Int. "Throe Colonial Offlcu" APPOINTMENT ASSOCIATUS, INC. asa-6100 Multlflt Urtlng Mimkirt REALTOR JAMES J. DAVIDSON Mimbtr Of Th# WISTFULD MM M0 REALTORS Nnnoy F. ttoynoltlB 111 llm Strait Multlpl* Llttlrtf Syittm INC. OlBn flrnf Corn 0 Cr*nt MJ.01(15 M. D. llmi, fr 1I1-0MI 201 • 212.4700 WeitflfM H»i.I t W»ri) 2U.H9IJ C»ryl Lrwll ,. Ill-till Mnrlo lildlo J<»»th Pltlni Fiitwu WlllMm C T»rl»r 1)1 61H Cem*> t Hlthtrit , 171-17** MALTOM Joan Tlmnms lv««lnii only t »ni Jf>mirt»t Ctunly 114 Dmlitr I DMIW 233-2222 Alleo V\h MM Aim lru<» Cenlln 1I)-7I1) 112 Elm Strut MOUNTAINSIDE 21MI00 Mytlo Jenkins Mn. AlfMH W. Mlehtlitm 212-7000 IM. INIURANCIIROKIM 111-77)1 Wtttffold, N. J. Kotrr 0 U.t, h i Dwlahl r W«i»l llt'llll Oono M, Hull MM ),n.l D NlltM* 1D.47S0 Rlentrtl M Cottisl I;SJM5« Cy* » MullorJ 1I1.7IH 14* llmtr MrMt 111 LINOX AVI WIITHIID, N, |. 233-5555 Any tirm 0ti\4 C r-HrteH 2U-70)l M ».»r»H, |f, C^M 111-751I "NUT TO RIALTO THIATRI" Mn. i«

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Living room wllh fireplace, dining room, P C vicinity of Jacobs Lane In Wl'l be open July 4th and have modern kitchen, den, four bedrooms, bath and a half Added wi.h 7 v- ',"""»l dining room IWI)4 With bay, pine panelled break- Scotch Plains. Call 233-1151 or his 2E% discount sale Wednes- . BURQ&ORff field "skill* \Zlwo"" "' - CoWBmno'i.lte Plaoe, Wcit- fast room, large kitchen, dish- 233-MJS. washer, 4 bedrooms, 3 baths Open 10 t|i s large painted basement. 2-i£ car UT — Keys on round leather Meyersvllle Road Meyersvllle B€*ltORS attached garage. Very conven- disc — vicinity from WestAeld 1614 local'011- M5.000. Call 232- High School to Willow Qrove Road. REWARD, return to THOMAaviLLB dining room WestAeld Leader office. suite. Large slie. Three table H HO iitenslona Sir high-back chairs. fi ER ,"" ™M»«IAI. Krank- Sectioned hutch. Call after 7 p.m., Itn School, niodorn kitchen with .dishwashershe , disposal,, andd eatieatinn g inytlme Sat., gun. 322-723:" areareaa . 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Call JSI- AND DR WITH 6121 between noon and S n.m. vaissjsrfc.yVrJss:" " " " *••«»• aaaaa«Ba4aa« aaff Waa«jMalJ • * -a 1/21/73 TF ational Cash Register IIS., 4KEDROOMS + SLEEPING PORCH OPEN HOUSE MM L M OD1TAR UCISON* lodern mahogany sideboard 141., a lerrkee. NED HEAT. Corner Desk 153., Hemp ri_ noys imd girls! Have fun learn- |0jl6 J15...7 Wil.on golf clubi 309 Ayltffe Avenue, Westfleld ing how to play the gultarl li., Blonde oak klFchen ."!*eat Saturday - June 30th -1:30 to 4:00 Very Inexpensive! Teacher with 26. Shutters Is. pair. Modern /MSE lota of experience Call 233-18(2. lUlternut dresser 145,, Rmnlre ,.,K 4H0MWMS - iV* iATMS - a CAR GARAGE OPBN HOUSE at 301 Ayllfte Avenue, Weslfleld, gat., June . CAM. NOW t/nna BT ofa (Hne condition) IIS6., Ctu- Ml,500—Lovely modern home on a hill on a lanre svlvan 30, from 1:30 to 4 p.m. Come see this vacant atx room, 1 14 KI.KIMKKTARY TKACHKa seeks oin made stretcher table (sits bath home so right for that first home or retiring couple. Three •RIDCEWATM tulorlng. call cei-3020. I people) 1135., Hattan aofa |46, Owne" "rMrtamid* <80l"h °' BlB- 22) W"h "Pl" «"'•»"•• bedrooms; ilde lalouiled porch: fireplace, nice yard, over- •lied tandem Karaite. You'll like It. MO.tOO. TRADITIONALLY YOURS S72I/7.1 2T ARCHIK1* HE(AI.B IHOP •1'KCIAI. beginning piano In- Open only Frl. and Bun. KXPANURD HANCH 10 conveniently located for grade ichoal, CHARMING OLD COLONIAL structions In your home or mine. WILLIAM A. CLARK, INC. - RIALTORS Roosevelt Jr. High. town, station. One floor llvlnir of five AND 2 BARNS ON 4.« ACRKH Lower rates for under age 7. tleyersvllle (toad Meyersvllle rooms and bath; plus two double sited second floor bed- VS^WITK 11BAMED CBIUNO Call 233-4034. 4M SOUTH AVI., W., WBSTFIELD — 232-2500 rooms and bath, total of 4 bdrm*. In ground and free form AND FIREPLACE/ I-AllGK nil swimming* pool for those hot days ahead\ Porch, fireplace; at- KIT. AND 4 IIR r6SBIIII,K SUB- ATTHNTION — a new resident MOVING BALE—TV antenna II., MIMHt OP WISTFIILD aOMD ANA tractive and well kept. |«3,»00. niV. IX)W TASCEg. MUST BH of WeitHeld a graduate of both Boy's bike MS., Unused silver- SEEN. CAIJ, NOW FO RAl'p"?. Kuropoan Conservatory and plated dishes, excellent Fisher MMIUIT COUNTY iOAW Of MAITOM PROPERslONAL AND ••" (ONK property with deep lot plus Maunea College of Music N.Y.C. >rlce toys, wooden dinette set. two adjoining "B" toned rear lota with street frontage. 10 Child's chest of drawers, MUCH room older home which would lend Itself to renovation. Close VI RECHER, Raahar Htartlng piano classes for chil- MORE. June 28th 1 to I. ' »"2.noo. t'Hii Uve-lUveln nve dadayy week Two RAHDOLPH-WIEGMAH CO. Hl,»00. 212-344-2171 or after 7 pin. 232- adultsdult . ItoferoiicoItficonn Call l ffor ap- Oi05. «/?8/1.1 2T linlntnient 23232-481)2 0 daydaya, , 232232- •RICK RANCH on beautiful Mountainside 3/4 acre let with 7822 eveningsi . 6/31/76/31/73 TF PARTS/ACCESSORIES a brook running along the side and rear. Ten rooms: 3\4 MARTINRVII.I.B RI-HIMn RUN for IMPORTS/SPORTS bathe, high dry basement, two car garago. Six first floor ARK A — « Ileilrooui. 2H bath, WRI.L . KITABLIBHICD real rooms: 3% baths plus four bedrooms and bath on the second daylight basement, carpeting, or- estate firm seeks experienced WK aiVB PLAID (TAMPt floor. Separate entrance to a three-room first floor suite male/female with excellent sales suitable for profegslonal uae. Well shaded rear private yard. 00 record for full-time position; lew Jeney'i Isrgest-oldest-nlcssl One of a kind custom built home. l«»,600. " V I'X!'™ outstanding Income potential and uppller. 1SI MOUNTAIN AVI,, WUTNILD future growth. Bend resume in IMPORTED AUTO CENTER writing to AUAN JOHNSTON, neklae- RelliM« Itetlea 292-M09 • APARTMENTS RENT • INC., Ttedltom, 1534 noute 23. Menlslemi Pkeae UawMM THE JOHNSON AGENCY, INC. Mountainside. N. J. Em/73 TF l-ll-tf _,„___.„. „ . BTUUHNT* OR ANV ADULT COROLLA Station Wagon — REALTORS K'KSTKIKLI) — Luxury apart- Don't delay — make arrange- RAH• B," mui^^^ *at sel_ •l* tmmedlttoly•. . . ^ fl _ A _ • __, -nent In now 2 family home, inents now to work this summer 100. or beit offer J32-I53I or rooms 3 bedrooms or 2 Plus an an AVON Hepresentitttve. A 89-1808. 3*"fc. f!1,"!."' to1",1 "l6i,lrJc llv'"IC nno narnhiK opportunity Is yours 20 Protpact Stoat 2)2-0100 WaatfiaMr N* J* ?,' ' kUch.m' with dishwasher, for tho nuking. Call 273-OTOi or 1MT PONTIAc UeMavni — hard- 1 »no«nl and rerrlxerator. central :ir..i-4IIS0 and nrTI<1> IMHTV I'MK — mid shojiplng. Call 322-4618. OUIt 26th YBAlt — Hlghoul * VdLKNWAtiKN iedan, AM/ C/31/73 TK" Coinmlaiilona — l-antest Reloctlon FM, 2 innw ttreft, 4BXcellent con- Tm NAIWNAL mm f Toys Hi aiftal Over 3S0 best- dition |700. firm, Call 232-KM8. n HtMi.-n, KliKllsh Tudor, at nulling Itoins In a Full-color ;>>!,".""« with heat amipllFtl. catalog. No cash Investment —JAOVAH VII — 2 plus 2 Coupe NaHMwMe FIND-A-HOMI Senke IM. 5 IEDROOMS .144-6770 after 9:30 p.m. N,, CoTlnctliiK — No Dollvorlug! XKE 1871. . StiveStierr Orey, Air. WHAT IS "INSTA-HOMES"? . s/21/73 2T Doulcrs and Manugom needed. Power. ImmaculatIlt e conditionditi , 17,000 miles — JI.8E0. May be A raal family tana wWi lata af tpaca, yat claaa _,,„ _„ 7^ I A Try tin! Call collect today seen at Towue Car Wash, Hit "Insta-Humim" i« the electron W\ futurlailu mcthml *»f hwy - •naitali t» tawn te> raHava matkar af Ifiim ta»l |ab- ?V i!T : "r"!,"li""w * rli"!V WV «'3-S40ri, or wrlto SANTA'S South Avo., Weatneld, dally es- Intr or aellliiK your home. Throu«h the marvels of elec- mts. Kiirag. Cnii cept Monday. »/»«m TT ' (ConlcH you may Mhon for your new home anywhere In the FuM iiainft faam. family raam wMi Mraalaca, hltck- apartmontton — l limnorilat— 3 bedroomao tiuMHenitliiit, 1-V.i l>nrtles. Avon Cnnli. OS001. — country from n comfortable seat In our _alr conditioned TWO NEW USTIIKS 1/1/13 -st a__| front of you pictures and full description* of the houses $4S,«00 S4S.M0 1 H'«thi "N."J " 7 .11,000 miles: must sell. Best of- corporations, government nancies, educational Institu- plot. Attached ftarnfre, of vide the setting for gracious fer. 233-7149 after t p.m. tions and other polenltal buyers on the move, Tnrougrh course. When may we show entertaining. 4 bedrooms RTIRIn — Small «li>rc 370 HOHK an "Instn Homes'' member you are given ihe heat oppor- with 2>,i batha, and a large sn. ft., oxcellont location contor latH CHKVV IMPAIiA — 4 door, tunity to expose your properly to people who are relocat- you this home? You set the ti up now fnr Joti n|>|>rllfl- 'j:t2-e:i79 from 9 a.m. to 12 nn< AIRaTNBAM Travel Trailer*, IS cence of electronics to you and explain In detail further Me*ex* MaMet* UettM • OMICIS FOR RENT • yrl. experience Nlblack Trailer workings of this system. H tl HK fr Sales, ell McLean Ave., Tonkers, 111 Cantral Avtnua 2I2-9M0 HUlnlit law office; part time N. Y, 10 minutes North Oeorj CINTIR HALL WEKTPIRf.D, with secretarial rlnlly; WIUMK n learn nr have Washington Bridge. 1/I/7J IITTY L. WtlOMAN service and prlvnto Hccrotnrlal m klnl llKP <>t hnokktieplnfr •«esi Mr. letter 111-0117, Mr. hf lll-IIM. Mr. HiH 111-1411 tolophono nnflwnrlng avatla))to. all ({42-HI6 nr 6M-MI0D. Lavaly W.rttl.W bama with all tka amanltUt you Kxcelloru for nalpn or ntnnll buitl- Evaa. RM. 2)1-3)14 noas. AD 3-3701. 2-«-tf NKCHI-JTAHV fur WHHtn«tld law ara taakina far. 23' IWIM raam with firaplaca. ifflco; Halary cumiuennurato with Pint ftaar family raam. Haw kitchati 4 aacaM ftaar WKHTKIKI.H xperli-nre Cull R42-Mtfl nr 8T4 iiiaiM aaj m COltNMU K. IIROAI) AND 000. MEKMNEKK ft MAISH, INC. Va4i CHNTHAI, Nw 1I1-441O thlnl R S w v«n 301). 700- HIM mi. ft, IIKI'KNIMIIMO MKIilNNKH me C. Wtaa-M ail-1114 REALTORS aM cavara^ "('nmplntn Nnw Itiltlilllifr 'tianlcfilly Inclined -^ fient ap- •craanaa' aarth $72,300. IllMtnllatlnn" ffartttict; — onjoyn worklriic with raar ftto* Uroltnrn I'rnlortod rficrlntn, Opptjrt Unity $ 12 r*. (( WALK TO TOWN linn llyron SIB 484-5000 fir>0. p.-r wi-nk (.'all T.48-0O19. S4S,«00 7/(1/72 TF An iwiual uppnrtunlty employer WKMTriKMI Profc««lonal of- ror Heal Kntfitn/ln< •rmn-a rAimnna THIS NKW lilHTINU, CONVRN1KNT TO TOWN, CHUHCHKl! fice for rent — convenient lona- —Hhnrthand , Interior - BMterlor AND IJIMIAKY HAH A FIH8T FIX)OR DEN, "BAT-IN' tlon, 333-3028, 10/2(1/72 TF nl nt(»# au0, • ILOal., CONTRACTIN* .Hl'KI.I/ VAI.U19, cohVflnlrot to ptirltlliK. I'.Vlllllipeff 3T PICNIC PERFECT for |m>r»HNl»iiiil, Mn nil. ft. tip ft MODNNIIIN* MASONRY RANCH to 3ll(in »|. fl. <|i.nrgn Wllkfn» Dallaa_ila_^_kll % E-kA-flvaaaBM IB-B_BBB_BI AM AV 111 Jft J.U-1801 1/11/7:1 W ^aFaj I a^^p Few a^ay* av VaVivVfn ^W^Fv^Pe'aT ^PTA TJ aVaVEf a^F. < SS2.M0 Nnrn |2riO-|37r> per week after ril.KKHAMK PLUMBIKO AND 4BB1BBBB) B___P ThA aUfea? Ifcfa__B^ aMaKetfa-i-flal aVaf-B ^'49^*1 HEATINO CONPANT WW^F P^rwi 1 flw avwIVWal IWwVIVI v|w •Wf/* • ntllinrh ihurt linrliid nf rnrtlRcatloti No IN A TOP NUTl'll WHK'I'I.'IHI.I) AllKA—A U)VKI.V THIIHK xiiHrli.non imi'iiMHaryl Will train) Philip Rosenwald fact far any ilia Picnic" • yaw awn tannli 1 Irio'itli.n rulji nil linn UKDnoOM, AND ONK AND A HAI.K HATH HOMH 1.AIK1K fllKl Mllltll- 'ort irlnnlli.ti gunrantriBd. Call catjft • ar a ralrathlna aaal • ana* canvan- laanH) I.IVINO itoo.M WITH KIHWI'I.AI.'H, "BAT-IN" KITCH- ill'lutrli Intr Int. liln Tor hatiN. 17-A;i^-,'I32H nr writn Trail Blnll, 833- iimp-tnr* r.HO H. MIUIIMUII Avo. I'lN, DININfJ HOOM ANIJ I'AMII.V HOOM. WAM< TO WAI.l. r Hulln *!> Itnlliuiiitiiillii, Inillntia CAtll'KTINO, (,'KNTKAI. Allt roNDITIOl^HD, HOT WATKH Bi77*"nr"a.'(:V-aMa" " 4«JS7. t/»»/11 .IT raam haya natural atamaa* calling* an9 UADIANT IIKAT. KAHT I'OHHKHHION, • TREE SUROBONS VVVvwVilla wIMilPff flvSt wttfS lOttfl if9M • ROOMS "OR RENT • ttw dtn aura ifca laaclaui araaarty, Thla MEIERDJEICK ft MAISH, INC. KHMIIM TMI INPUT GO, •atHM all aeMt ua »• "Farm Charm" In REALTORS I.AHOH coliiforllilili. rurulHliMl EMFLOYMBNT •late CaMllea Tm Biaen WtrtflaM. AIMMJ *4t,IOO, ruotn for a fl"ntliitiwin. ^P¥fwpj 7648, 11/22/73 TK lltf Ml W i irniliililii rociiti In 'lull.I GROUND CLINGING 2II-MM ll (Mi<|irl I REAL BITATB WYCHWOOD Itiiinn fnf HiiNlni'HM (li'iitliMimn. iil niliml VV»«IIIK|II HIMI I 'olivt'tlh'IH tn towti, In Mnoil li'lnllv, i ini'i rvt-TlV) "/ a.33- APPRAWER8 Cantrallv air canaWMaf RANCH • >rl- 211 latr Eraaa* Strart WtaHtaW Lara* ctntir hall with avarythlntl Llarary aarch, 4 liKlHlll">llwiorann4a« by rtalwart Klrst , , , A|>prnlielt Duy, tell, IVININCI badraami, 2'/i larfa ttlta aatht, aaiNllarf rat raam '«ll ••«|»'fl ami I' Irmla, murlaage, <" t**n ••• rrtM. SaacrMi llaar •Ian far taiy |lvln| with wat bar mtti m traat laraa Nttchart. Naw • VACATION PLACES • iluh ».ln."I liny* wl»lwl«li I" nunnth. Ittit nrst , , , APbfattell RUTH I, MIIMBIIMM, 1I1-T4I0 IIWIIK III VVll-f.lllMll.ih l vVll.MAM T, Allli AkrUOlAfBH •*i iMtrlalnlnf. W«ll aaHh«|MM », IHIJU. dill Dim. MT IICCADDI, 11I-JI04J till MKI>hM l>ln|l|n.Vlllf*lll KH IWHH ArtfMlty landMaiaa an a arttty narth tm linM lii'l|i»r/tuiliyiilll»r. llvi-i In; PIANO TUNINO Wililll lllsll u WMttttl Wl.ii|4l'llill.i|4lll« « l'inil *»*, Athlnf 112,900. Wt wakamt VM3»:(•>3-»:(•>>> > miVIlI>l rrII»r r" """ "« " « MIIBHHT VOUNCI I'lvlvn. i!v(ih*rl Tuu.r for major N. V. i Yaitr Call! •I'V iKiwnrku, Member i'lano KNIMiKitilHI/ri (illPH Hlrl 1 •r«fi)inii!l«)J>n>i!iii!l«!HU uullduulld,, ntbulldln*. HM IIIIIIKIIIIIIM Joli any aft»tf ' hujrl.uyas anil .Mill Kill, all repairrl|) * — tone LEE K. WAIINC, IEALTOM niiti Miiti.-P'rl M«i'«ll«i|t rnjer- and Itiutili r»«ui*lltig, ii'»«, »i*n lmtii»iHiill"ti ilS.l- 1/IB/rl TF f

COLONIAL SPLIT LEVEL J.13N0HtH AVtNUE.f! Ofimut liftmf 81 Looking. For ANTIQUEI A I mi—.-itili 'Pw/ me $71,000 |i«'il- "ill"^.'' hBil«," mi» folifftlg New unit pi'Hiiirr. Pinrfy 'ItPt'lupVdjnlpi, RIALTOM IndUx. "til LEE K. WAMNC, IEALTOR ll «l«» imlMtM Homef JJM400 II I. M0A0 ST. ilt KHrVlllrifi ") IHUil- niimb*riIH|MII Bt!tH»l, ll/f« M»ht JJ5 LIN3X AVINUi WE3TPIKLD, N, |, IVININO nj.His- njrtp ptfiri/.l iiiihlll tti fun •«r)M IIMM! pf "naif, itH mmi t'ijU.'tSlJ U« K, Wiflm III III.OMI fl»lt>ie. 4/l»/ti TF the Leader t rmgt It THE WESTFIEUJ

OUR CLEARANCE SALE OF SUMMER CLOTHING AND ACCESSORIES

In Our Gentlemen's Shop . . . In Our Ladies Shop . . • From 20% to 40% off From 20% to 40% off on many of these seasonal items. on many of these seasonal items. • Suits • Outer Jackets • Pant Suits • Skirts • Sport Coals • Short Sleeve Shirrs • Drosses • Slacks • Slacks • Long Slotvo Shirts •• Blouses • Sport Shirts • Hosiery • Summer • Knit Shirts e Swimwear • Blaxors • Swimwear • Tits • Bermuda Shorts • Scarvos • Knit Tops • Bolts • Shorty Pajamas • Long Drossos • Belts • Jewelry

Since our tailoring department is unusually rushed during the Sale ported, we atk that you abide by the alteration date assigned by our staff, In this way you will be assured of our customary quality work.

Exchanges gladly made, however, NO CREDITS or REFUNDS on Sale Merchandise.

Open Thurs. Evenings 'Til 9 Parking Directly To Rear of Store

me. 244 IAST BROAD STRUT - WIITMID AD 9*3f00 THE WESTFIELD (W.) LEADEft, THURSDAY, JUKE », 1»7J p«r» it Westfield

LOOK AT SUBURBAN Teenagers examine "What's Really Comin' Down" in suburbia on "The Turning Points," July 8 at 6:30 p.m. on Channels 52, 23, 50 and 56.

AND ALL FINE WEARING APPAREL

MM. Larry David Whlttakir Mrt. Michael Davidton Ketcham Mm Htnry Randolph MerttnM Mm David Wright Kulp MINIMUM RATES MAXIMUM CARE Dianne Taylor, Larry Whittaker Carolyn Wells, Michael Ketcham Double Ring Rite Unites Diane Everett, David Kulp FULLY INSURED Wed, On Cruise to So. America MMOMUNO Married in Vermont Garden Miss Pattyson, Mr, Mertens Wed In Methodist Church MMIMNO Altar arrangements of of miniature carnations RIUNMO In a wooded garden set Vt., officiating. Miss Kathleen Elizabeth Va., served as best man. In a double ring ceremony j Ronald Kulp, brother of the white flowers and bouquets tinted to match her gown. ting at the home of the The bride designed and Frta at each pew decorated the Bridesmaids were Mrs. Pattyson, daughter of Mr. Ushering were Michael F. Saturday afternoon at the bridegroom, John Adams, bridegroom on Lovers Lane made her wedding dress and Mrs. H.W. Pattyson of Pattyson of Davison, Mich., First United Methodist and Gregory Yaroshuk, the CUSTOM CLEANING Presbyterian Church Paul Baxter of Brooklyn, Road, Chester, Vt., Miss Mrs. James Newsom of using the skirt panel of 707 Embree Crescent, and brother of the bride; An- Church, Miss Diane bride's cousin. Saturday for the wedding of Carolyn June Wells became champagne silk brocade Miss Dianne Louise Taylor, Newark, Del., Mrs. Linda Henry Randolph Mertens, drew Silver of Richmond, Elizabeth Everett of After a reception at the the bride of Michael from her maternal great son of Mr. and Mrs. H.F. Va., David Mertens of Rich- Folsom; Pa. became the Monday Afternoon Club, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Eyre of Marlton, sister of Davidson Ketcham, son of the bridegroom, and Miss grandmother's wedding Mertens of Richmond, Vs., mond, brother of the bride of David Wright Kulp Plainfield, the newlyweds Junes W. Taylor of 719 Mr. and Mrs. Frank A. dress. The bodice and long were united in marriage in a bridegroom, and of Falls Church, Va. Lenape Trail, to Larry Susan Anderson of West- left on a trip to Bar- field. Flowergirl was Alix Ketcham of 117 Lincoln Rd. puffed sleeves of cham- three o'clock double ring Christopher Assmann of She is the daughter of Mr. bados. They will live in Falls David Whittaker of and Timber Ridge Moun- pagne poie de soi were ceremony on Saturday at Westfield, a cousin of the Claymont, Del., son of Mr. Weinberg of Livingston. All and Mrs. Lewis B. Everett Church, Va. wore floor length organdy tain, W. Townshend, Vt. trimmed with antique lace the Catholic Church of Saint bride. of 134 Tudor Oval. Mr. Kulp and Mrs. Howard E. Given in marriage by her and accented by a sash and Helen's/The Rev. Michael J. Whittaker of Boothwyn, Pa. gowns in rainbow colors Mrs. Mertens, class of is the son of E. Douglas Kulp with circlet necklines and parents, Mr. and Mrs chapel length train of pale Desmond performed the 1971 at Westfield High of PotUtown, Pa. and the The wedding, which took short melon sleeves. Printed Herbert A. Wells of 772 blue. Her full length veil of ceremony. School, is a junior nursing late Mrs. Kulp. place at twelve thirty ribbons trimmed the Norman PI., the bride and duchesse and rose point lace The bride, escorted to the student at Old Dominion The two o'clock ceremony Colonial Hill o'clock, was performed by sleeves, high empire waists Mr. Ketcham were wed has been worn by four altar by her father, wore a University, Norfolk, Va. Mr. was performed by the Rev. the Rev. Dr. Frederick and matching horsehair June 16 with the Rev. generations of brides in her wedding dress of white peau Mertens, an alumnus of Old Dr. Clark W. Hunt, minister Christian. A reception Learning Center picture hats. They carried Edward Hanson of Athens, mother's family. She d'ange lace on English net, Dominion University, is an of the church, assisted by Gntifltd by N.J. SIM* O^t. of Education followed at Echo Lake cascade bouquets of carried a fan covered with with the lace border and assistant manager with the Rev. Dr. Ralph E. Country Club. miniature carnations tinted ford Computer & Systems, spring flowers. scallop hemline of the skirt Beneficial Finance Com- Davis, minister emeritus of NURSERY SCHOOL The bride, escorted to the to match each dress. Inc. Mrs. WhitUker is the The bride's sister. Miss going into a chapel train. pany, Norfolk, Va. Morrow Memorial Methodist i TraiMd Ftcaky A.M. urt P.M. SMCKSMC * altar by her father, wore a granddaughter of Mrs. Barbara Anne Wells, was Her cathedral length Following the ceremony, Church, Maplewood. Dr. gown of white organza with Joseph Formisano of mantilla was attached to a Davis also officiated at the Chadds Ford, Pa., served as Millie Crago and the late maid of honor and wore a a reception was held at the UmNts EMoUmMt a scoop neck, empire bodice Jesse Hughes Crago of long dress of pale yellow Camelot headpiece made of Gran Centurions, Clark. wedding of the bride's ON 9ROVIDEO and short, sleeves of venise best man. Ushers were Alencon lace. She-carrtqd a parents. A reception was Peter Drossos and John Pittsburgh and the late Mr. dotted Swiss covered with After a trip to the Bahamas, lace appliques. A pinafore of and Mrs. Theodore R. tiny daisies in heart shape cascade bouquet .-of the couple will reside in held at the Monday Af- WESTFIELD Call »T white organta with lace Posey of Wilmington, Del. feathered white carnations, ternoon Club, Plainfield. and the bride's brothers, Taylor of Bismarck, N.D. design. The other attendants Noifalk. motifs covered a lattice Mr. WhitUker received included the bridegroom's glamelia, stephanotis and The bridegroom's parents With her wedding dress htmllne and pink satin bows Stephen of Waltham, Mass., babys breath with ivy. and David of Westfield. his B.S. and master of sisters who wore similar entertained at dinner after and chapel train of silk picked up the pinafore and Wally Reis served as ring education degrees from dresses. Miss Billy J. Mrs. Michael Pattyson of the rehearsal Friday night organza appliqued in cinched her waist. Her bearer. West Chester State College. Ketcham wore pale pink, Davison, Mich., matron of for the families, wedding beaded Alencon lace, the ODDS AND ENDS SALE headpiece of venise lace honor for her sister-in-law, party and out-of-town guests bride wore a full length veil Mrs. Whittaker received He is a ninth grade science Miss Katherine E. Ketcham motifs held her chapel teacher in the Alfred I. celery green and Miss was costumed in lavender at Wally's Tavern on the which cascaded from a From Our Regular Stock length veil of white illusion. her B.A. degree at Beaver polychiffon with lace trim. Hill, Watchung. Mrs. A.A.Camelot cloche of matching College. She is presently DuPont School District. His Deborah L. Ketcham azure She carried a cascade father'is a retired employee blue. All carried old Similarly attired in maize Assmann Jr., the bride's lace. She carried a bouquet bouquet of Ivy, roses, doing graduate work at were the bridesmaids, Miss aunt, gave a luncheon for of white miniature car- TERRIFIC BARGAINS! West Chester State College of Congoleum Nairn. fashioned bouquets of spring ttephanotis and miniature flowers which the bride had Elizabeth Schweitzer and the bridal party in her nations, yellow sweetheart and is teaching junior high The couple will live in Miss Lucinda Robinson, home. roses, stephanotis and carnations. Claymont, Del., after a picked from the school English in the Alfred both of Westfield; Miss gypsophilia. No Gift Wrapping or Boxes Miss Patricia Taylor was 1. DuPont School District, cruise to South America. bridegroom's garden and maid of honor for her sister. then dried. For the recep- Martha Mertens of Rich- Nature Club Miss Louise Johnson, ALL SALES FINAL Wilmington, Del. Her father Prenuptial parties were mond, Va., sister of the She wore a long ice blue is vice chairman of Brad- given by Mrs. David Probst, tion and square dance which maid of honor, wore a long, gown and carried a cascade bridegroom and Mrs. Harry violet chiffon dress trimmed Mrs. J. Wallen Anderson, followed at the Timber Ovltt of Norfalk, Va. Kelli Ends Season MrB. Lincoln Llpplncott and Ridge Base Lodge In Wind- in orchid chiffon accented Lya Pattyson, niece of the At the final meeting of the with a cascade bouquet of Miss Susan Anderson in ham, the bride changed to bride, wag flower girl and a white dotted Swiss dress season, the strawberry asters and stock in tones of Jearmette's Gift Shop Westfield; and by Mrs. wore a lavender dress. All purple and lavender, with James Newsom, Mrs. Linda with daisy trim. picnic supper of the Wat- H»«M«w»w to (Mtmark CM* *M tarrkM Cmmty attendants wore matching chung Nature Club of gypsophilia. Eyre, Mrs. Thomas Best man for the bride- headpieces, and carried iff I. Irtsd Slrat* McHenry and Mrs. Howard groom was his brother, John Plainfield last week, Mrs. Bridesmaids, who were R«ody For You, nosegays of maize car- Mary Zimmerman of similarly attired, were the utor IN WHWMU) - OUAUTV - MWict - sum Whittaker In Wilmington. D. Ketcham of Hanover, nations, purple status, and N.H., and the ushers In- Berkeley Heights was Misses Anne Marie Covolus, yellow daisies with violet Janet Kitchener and A large selection of cluded Steven W. Bates of ribbon. honored with a hand lettered Opm Thurtstoy fc 'Ml * p.m. beautiful Geraniums Hartford, Conn., and Paul testimonial preiented by Valentlna Yaroshuk, a Wvman of Windham, Vt. Harry C. Ovitt of Norfolk, Norman Courtelyou of cousin of the bride. All wore and Hanging Baskets matching wide brimmed, to brighten your home Tbi Junior groomsman was the Plainfield, i long time member. crocheted hats. and garden. bride's brother, Richard A. TUN-STYLE Wells. Political Science. He served The scroll was inscribed Best man was David Mr. and Mrs. Ketcham for three years with the U.S. to Mrs. Zimmtrmtn in Vidor. Ushering were entertained the bridal party Navy and is a high school of htr having the ANTtOUU AND and grandparents at the teacher in SprlngfMd High Md m«t fatUtful MC0NO HAND Chester Inn following a School, Springfield, Vt. . ta UM Wat- fURNITUM rehearsal on Friday. Following a wedding trip chung Group. abawttOMof h d S The couple are graduates to Bermuda, the codple will DMifeuntfm of UM Wst- escort teen-agers on trips to W. Mtvn AlMBd TIM CofflM 01 Aiound Th* WotM of Wcstfield High School. chunf Nature Club. the far West andCanada for Mn. Harold W. Debbie of Miss Wells also graduated the Frost Valley YMCA Estate Sales Managed from New York University Scotch Plains Is the new camps, returning In the fall president for the 1172-79 112 Central A McEwert Flowers In 1971 with a degree In to their home in Cheater. venue We.tfielJ •ik 1*11 oceanography. Mr. Ketch- season. am was graduated from Mil OrMMMTtHT MONT DOOR MRMNO m-rtM Wcsloyon University In 1967 i St. at W.trfloW AvcWastftokl, 233-1142 Operr 0:30 a.m. to 5 p.m. and received his master's Op»n • a.m. to SiK p.m. dally degree from tho London School of Economics and Safe - Box of all Spring and Summer Love Merchandise - taken from in your Heart'a our regular stock* Storage Demre! tNN Only $2.tft pint Ctontlng Chargtt with of • Ttmp«ratvrt and Humidity controlled Storage Vault (•nPrtmiMi) • $130.00 worth of Inturanco Va to y off • ft— okk-up and delivery by our 2 landed Reutemen • Prefectien against theft, metht and fire Regular Prices • Pay nethinf till Pall when your clothes are +mtm 11**111 WllTftflONJ All Stile* I'lHiil freihly pretwd t B«OA0«.r OpM tfiuM. m|hl 'III I I'M. HAIW1I10, NI • CO* Ifl AND M No Kxchuitm' Nt> Ucfiitnli •• Nn Lay A ways CaN 7M-0100 Uday for your M I: »'«• It. / Wlimill,». 1.1 III HM •r stop fey any •(• Opvn Thurmhty Until tti,W I'M THE WE8TFMXD LEADER, THURSDAY, JUKE M, l»a- Palmarosa Di lorio Weds Carmelo Julio Villanueva Holy Trinity Church in Desmond officiated at thetorrino, Antoinette Car- Westfield was the setting for one-forty-five o'clock nevale and Assunta the Saturday, May 12,ceremony which wa guaglietta. Miss Maria wedding of Miss Palmarosa followed by a reception at Blancato, the bride's god- Anne Di lorio, daughter of the Mountainside Inn in child, was junior Mr. and Mrs. Raffaele Di Mountainside. bridesmaid. lorio of 316 Park St., and Given in marriage by her Ricardo Navarro was best Carmelo Julio Villanueva, father, the bride had Miss man for the bridegroom. son of the late Mr. and Mrs. Virginia Viglianti as herUshers were Joseph Di Esteban Villanueva of San maid of honor. Bridesmaids Palo, Phillip Villani, cousin Juan, Argentina. were the Misses Rita Cin- of the bride, Nelson Nieves The Rev. Michael torrino, Antoinette Cin- and Thomas Viglianti. Mario Russo, the bride's nephew , was junior usher. The bride is a graduate of Westfield Senior High TNE HIRTRIDGE SCHOOL School and an alumnus of Duquesne University in Pittsburgh, Pa., where she received her bachelor of A Coll** Preparatory School for Gkh arts degree in modern Klmferftrttn through Twttfth Grade languages. She is an im- migration interviewer with Suslovich k Blum, Esq. in - New York City. Her A fohool with until dtttM and tnricfitd program whari husband received his formal trwtndlriduil eountt education in Argentina and is presently employed by United States Metals Refining Company in St. Mn, Stephtn Sabo Jr. Mn. D«M Cnm, Mncia«4 lOMPMrfleMA**. Carteret. Mr. and Mrs. Carmtlo Julio Vlllaneuva Mr: Richard C. Mcravi •WnfbM, NJ. 07MO 7W-003S A prenuptial shower was the home of Mr. and Mrs. field. A rehearsal party was hosted by the bridal party at Nathan Viglianti in West- given by the bride's parents. Mary Jean McGeary Stephen Sabo Jr., Bride, Following a wedding trip to Virginia's Shenandoah Bride at Holy Trinity Living in Haines Falls, N.Y. Valley, the couple how reside in Fords. Miss , Mary Jean Mr. and Mrs. Albert G. bridegroom, served as bait McGeary, daughter of Mr. Lavonas of Cranford have man. David Lavonas, and Mrs. Thomas J. announced the marriage of brother of the bride, McGeary Sr. of Maplewood, their daughter, Donna ushered. formerly of Westfield, Mlchele, to Stephen Sabo Mrs, Sabo was graduated became the bride of Richard Jr., son of Mr. and Mrs. from Cranford High School C. Meravi. son of Mr. and Stephen Sabo of 144 West and from the Barbizon Mrs, Andrew N. Meravi of Dudley Ave. School of Modeling, Her Orange, on Saturday in Holy The June 17 ceremony and husband is a graduate of Trinity Church. reception took place at the Holy Trinity High School Specialist* In Raier Cutting... r»e>rt«f»alliaeJ Mnmwntt with Msgr. Charles Murphy Villagio Italia in Haines and attended Montclair Raaor Cut Fountfatton... Wrfs.. Wrftafs and officiated at the three Falls, N.Y., with College. He spent four yean o'clock nuptial mass, which Mr.William Glennon of- in the Air Force. Mr. Sabo it an assistant manager FRH.OFF-STMET PARKINO CALL FOR.APPOINTMENT U4BNG Al» CONDITIONS was followed by a reception ficiating the two thirty af- NIK en at the College Center of fair. trainee of Villagio Italia, Hovrt:»to * — Prktoy* 'til • — Ctesael Mondays 4Ti Nomm AVC. E, WUTTULD Caldwell College. The bride was given in where the couple plan to ADaMMSM Escorted to the altar by marriage by her father. She live. 100 Elmer Street, Westfield 232-0700 her father, the bride had a wore a wedding dress of Prenuptial parties were I by r. B. McDowell - IM» college classmate, Mrs. white organza and carried a given for the bride by the Edward Muzychko, as bouquet of white and yellow wedding party and by Mr. matron of honor. The roses. and Mrs. Lavonas. bridesmaids were her two Mrs. James Pennuci of sisters, Mrs. Frederick Hope was matron of honor. Vocalists Perform Burd and Mrs. Nicholas She' wore an apricot gown In Progress ... Today Thru Thursday, Staniewicz, and her college with a print bodice and A song recital by students room-mates, Mrs. Robert carried yellow chrysan- of Ruth Boyer was held at Sutton and Mrs. Kenneth theums, yellow rose buds her home studio at 819 E. July 5th I Exceptional Savings in Madonia. and apricot daisies. Broad St., Sunday af- ternoon. It included solo and Daniel Brophy Jr. wasSimiliarly attired was the junior bridesmaid, Miss duet selections, Among Every Deportment I Hurry .. . Save I best man. Ushers were those performing were Anthony DiLorenzo, Robert Julie Sabo, sister of the bridegroom. Rachel Hylan and Ruth Calafiore, Andrew Jr. and Zultner of Westfield and Kenneth Meravi, the Frank Smullen of Bethel, Sara Averick of Moun- bridegroom's brothers, and Conn., brother-in-law of the tainside. Thomas Jr. and John McGeary, the bride's Senior V.P. Joan Monte was at the brothers. piano. Mrs. Richard Davis of At Y&R Inc. Euclid Ave. was the lector William E. Waites of 33 at the mass. Dudley Ave., and associate Mj Kiijhborj The bride is a graduate of creative director at YltR Westfield High School and New York has been named Montclair State College. She senior vice president of is a coordinator in the early Young & Rubican In- childhood development ternational Inc. program in the Newark School system. The bridegroom is a graduate of Rutgers University and is with Automatic Data Processing. The bride wore a white peu de soie and re- embroidered alencon lace gown with scoop neckline and bell sleeves with a cathedral train and veil. She carried cimbidium orchids and mini carnations. The bride designed and made her own gown. The matron of honor and bridesmaids wore A-line flocked dotted swiss pastel gowns and white picture William E. Wallet hats. They carried white Mr. Waites had been with daisies. Procter It Gamble and The bridegroom's parents Griswold-Eshleman before were hosts at a rehearsal joining Y4R as a copywriter dinner on June 16. in 1967. He was made a copy The bride was feted at a supervisor In 1989, and a number of pre-nuptlal vice president and associate showers. The women faculty creative director in 1971. He of Garfleld School, where is a graduate of Michigan SAVE VA, VI, Vi NOW! the bride formerly taught, State University. entertained at the Villa Diablo. The home economics dept. of Barrlnger High School gave o dinner nt Scott's Manor. • JUNIOR & MISSES DRESSES • JUNIOR & MISSES SPORTSWEAR Mr, HIKI Mrs. Thomas McGeary of Austin Ht,, Weekday hosted the couple nt a wine shower. Her attendants • JUNIOR & MISSES LOUNGEWEAR AND SLEEPWEAR • ACCESSORIES surprised her with u shower ami Inwn party ut the home sneakaway. of Mrs, Muzychko In Somerset. 6day» 15 nlghte...only $120 r • CHILDREN'S & PRE-TEENS DRESSES AND SPORTSWEAR After II wedtllMK trip to Include* 1,1 lunietmlvg nwnii, Spain nml I'ortuiiul, the couple will reside In West O Take the ewiy drive to Shuwnee Inn on SimJuy nflornoon, • FAMOUS NAME LUGGAGE • HOME DECORATING NEEDS Arrive In lime for a swim or u act of tennis, then on to lie- Award Winner llclout beveragei, nn elegunt dinner, diinelng, it grcnt nlyht'i Hk'ky Cndl/,, son of Mr, ileep. Next dny-uml every d«y through I'rlduy ufiernoon- enjoy 27 holei of i'h«ll*n||ln» ((iilf, plui loiuil*, iwlmmlng, «ml Mm, Hkhttrd V, ('mil/, nnd other leisure ncllvltlcn, Clrccni tee* anil curli nddltlon»l, of Howlfr, received H merit Thlngii nra grniloui iilwnyi-hut )ml n hit more? reliixed dlir* certificate from the Ing th« w«ek. And llmtS what a tiicuknwuy |steopathic Medicine and President, Mrs. William Surgery, and Mrs, Jean Thawley; vice president, Levenson, mother of Mrs. Mrs. Thaddeus Retzlaff; \mes. The party was held at recording secretary, Mrs. he home of Dr. and Mrs. ••dal Punctton* Carl Fischer; correspon- \mes. ding secretary, Mrs. Carl Dr. and Mrs. Ames are Plane Recitals Smith; treasurer, Mrs. iriginally from Brooklyn, Carter Pratt and director, M.Y., and have lived in Mrs. Hugh Tribble, outgoing Westfield for six years, Mrs. president. "mes, the former Ruth ttarion Levenson, is a home Mrs. Thawley appointed economics teacher in Staten the following chairmen to stand. Dr. Ames is a dentist m s. IUCLID AVI. serve on the board of iracticing in Maplewood, directors: Birds; Mrs. Among the 55 guests at- 2U-7IM 2924*4 Edmond Bowes; com- munity projects, Mrs. David Ober; conservation and arboretum, Mrs. Robert MacDonald; flower arranging, Mrs. Herbert Mn. DonaU E. Ruutll Jr. Mr. and Mn. Alan George Heroiian Mn. Fritdrich Luer Puelsch Sailer; historian, Mrs. James Compton; hor- ticulture, Mrs. William Sally Gilbert Bride Joan Henry, Alan Herosian Georgann Host Married Wallace; hospitality. Mrs. Arthur Macaulay; juniors, Wed, to Live in Clark To Friedrich L. Puelsch Mrs. Joseph Bond, In Methodist Church Miss Joan Deborah Henry voile, halter-style with long- Miss Georgann Frances employed at Decorators Also librarian, Mrs. Roy Miss Sally Gilbert, trimmed at the bodice, and Alan George Herosian sleeved bolero Jackets Carrigan; membership, daughter of Mrs. Fred, neck, and sleeves with Rost, daughter of Mr. and Decor Gift Shop, 228 East Mrs. Retzlaff; newsletter, were united in marriage at trimmed with Swiss lace. Mrs. George F. Rost of 227 Broad St. Keesing of Lebanon and the Venice lace. A matching the First United Methodist Brian Herosian of Auburn, Golf Edge, became the bride Mrs. Clarence Chehayl; late Henry S. Gilbert, was headpiece held a tripltriplee- Mr. Puelsch was program, Mrs. Gerald Church in Westfield on Mass., the bridegroom's of Friedrick Luer Puelsch, graduated from Gewcr- married Saturday to Donald tiered veil. She carried a Saturday, June 16. The brother, acted as best man. son of Mr. and Mra, Luer >enox Monaghan and Mrs. Peter E, Russell Jr., son of Mr. bouquet of white roses, bliche Lehranstalten in Hydock; publicity, Mrs. bride's parents are Mr. and Ushers were Peter Anas of Puelsch of Grossenhain, Bremerhaven, Germany. and Mrs. Donald E. Russell babies breath, stephanotis, Mrs. Gordon Maxwell Worcester, Mass., Glenn Germany, on Saturday in Harold Ebstyne; scholar- of Matawan. and pink starflowers. He is employed by Chester ZJke beautiful tornpument ship, Mrs. Tribble; Henry, 766 Knollwood Ter; Herosian of Cambridge, Holy Trinity Church. West Electrical Contracting The four o'clock Miss Constance Russell, and the bridegroom is the Mass., and Paul Henry of The Revs. Michael Company in Westfield. telephone, Mrs. Jerome Van ceremony was performed sister of the bridegroom, son of Mr. and Mrs, George Westfield, brother of the deSande; ways and means, by Dr. Clark Hunt at the was maid of honor. She wore Desmond and Frederick After a honeymoon in A gift of versatile, beautiful Lenox China Mrs. William Bommann; Herosian of Auburn, Mass. bride. Dodge officiated at the Ireland and Germany the giftware shows your thoughtfulness and good First United Methodist a vibrant rose linen gown Dr. Clark W. Hunt of- Prenuptial showers were taste. It says you really care. And we do, too. wayside and courtesy, Mrs. Church in Westfield. A with a short bolero jacket eleven fifteen double ring couple will reside in Scotch Robert McClung; year book, ficiated at the 5 o'clock hosted by Mrs. Raymond B. ceremony. A reception Plains. Because our gift selection reflects only the reception was held at Twin and carried a bouquet of ceremony with Rev. P. R. Valerio of Westfield and followed at the Chanticler finest in workmanship and quality. Whether Mrs. Joseph Bouchard and Brooks Country Club - in white daisies, babies breath, you spend $2.50 or $250. Mrs. Edward Collins. Dietterich as organist and Mrs. George Herosian of Chateau. Film Sunday Watchung. and pink roses. Attendants Mra. Sally Schmajenberger Auburn. "Prowlers of the Mrs. Mayer will serve as The bride, escorted to the were Mrs. Gustave Dirner Given in marriage by her as soloist. Given in Mrs. Herosian is a father, the bride had Miss Everglades" is the film to Htndi-Chargi. Pouontl Chili*, Burfgrt and Liy-A-Wiy Flint area four director and Mrs. altar by her brother, Steven III and Miss Colleen marriage by her father, the graduate of Union and Susan Herrmann as her be shown at The Union Harold Ebstyne as co- Gilbert, wore a gown of Gallagher who wore mat- bride wore a Priscilla of Monmouth Colleges; her maid of honor, Miss Linda County Park Commission's director in the state of New white satapeau with a ching gowns in water blue Boston gown of white husband is an alumnus of Herrmann and Miss Trailside Nature and Jersey. cathedra] length train and carried bouquets of silkened organza with a "V" Tufts University. Eyangelin Mapalo were Science Center in the it white daisies, babies breath necked bodice of venice lace Watchung Reservation on and blue bachelor buttons. Following a wedding trip bridesmaids. and a double tiered short to Bermuda, the couple will Hank Boehling served as Sunday at 2, 3, and 4 p.m. Gary Brace served as best sleeve. The entire skirt was reside in Clark. best man for the On Monday, Tuesday and man. Ushers were Hamilton strewn with appliques of bridegroom. Ushers were Thursday, Donald W. Russell, brother of the lace with an attached chapel Carl Sturcke and Edward bridegroom, Gustave ON JERSEYVISION Mayer, Trailside director, Crtntord length train edged in lace. Folk musicians, Michael Wilkens. will present half-hour Dirner HI and Nelson From the camelot cap of 12 North Avi., ft. Scofield. Cooney and Richard and The bride is a 1968 nature talks for children oni venice fell a long bouffant Lee Wilkie will perform on graduate of Westfield High thesubjectof "Hawks and Op«n Daily »: 30 to 5:30 Mrs. Russell, a graduate Illusion veil. She carried a "The Oleanna Trail," July School, and of Mount Ida Owls." The programs are CLOSED WED. of Scotch Plains-Fanwood bouquet of red roses, pink Junior College, Newton JULY I AUG. High School, received an 12 at 8 p.m. and July 14 at 6 listed for 4:00 p.m. each of carnations, and baby's p.m. on Channels 52, 23, 50Centre, Mass. She is self the three days. •Ttiuri.* »<»•»•.» associate of applied science breath. and 58. degree from Monmouth The bride's cousin, Miss Cooney singY traditional College. She is a secretary Lesley Fairlie of Montreal, American and British at Bell Telephone was maid of honor. folksongs, blues, ballads, Laboroatories in Holmdel. Bridesmaids were Miss sea songi, ragtime, novelty Mr. Russell is an alumnus of Barbara Lukas of Cranford, and tropical songs among Matawan High School. He Miss Patricia Riina of others. graduated from Monmouth Baltimore, Md., and Miss The Wilkles feature College with a bachelor of Jane Bennett of Houston, traditional question and science degree and will Tex. The bridesmaids' answer love songs and old- begin teaching biology at Kowns were pastel shades of Rumson-Fair Haven High time gospel music. School in September. Now Open The bride was entertained at prenuptial showers by her aunt, Mrs. Robinson T. INTERIORS Gilbert of Portland, Conn, Oriscello and by her bridesmaids. After a honeymoon to brings a Rood Cross Section of Cape May, the couple will the Decorative Industry to Westfield reside in Matawan Town- ship. Legion Officers Are Installed The officers of the American Legion, Martin WaUbarg Unit No. 3, were installed Tuesday evening Complete decorating service available with access to at the local home. all New York decorator and furniture showrooms. Officiating at the in- stallation ware Mrs. William Cox, Union County Featuring Imported Furniture and Accessories, president of the Auxiliary, Custom Designed Wallpaper and Famous Brand Wall- and her county officers. paper Sample Books and Fabric Samples. Fantastic The following officers were installed: President, Mra, Peter Anton!; flrM vice Mr. Oriscello has 12 years experience in all phases of savings on president, Diane Wetland; Interior Design and has the ability to pencil sketch, second vice presldtnt, Mrs. on the premises, showing, the composition of your Cobbles, Socialites, Albert Moeller, third vice room, Come visit us in our neW showroom. president, Mrs. Len LaBinco. Other officers are Red Cross, Joyce treasurer, Mrs. Emily Byrnes; chaplain Mrs. Fred Malchow; secretary, Mrs, A Life Stride Sboes Frank Uhrln; historian, Mrs. Robert Olieni sgt. «t HEAD- armi, Mrs. Edward Man- TURNING they; color guards, Mrs. IMfACTI now Louli Caruio and Mrs, Sends ol shorts Edward Stefinovkh, anil holtor tops •14 Among the lueitt who lor Juniors and Toons attended wtr« Mrs, Jeanne Hklsfl brushed Fugee, put county cJsnlm shorts $0, to president; Albert J. Cotton Knit Moeller, national vice Solid Top, $4, commander, and Warren Davlei, past department INTERIORS commander of the ALL STYLIS ORIGINALLY American Legion, Mn, . Westfleld Ernett Dunham presented a e«»h award to Mary Beth Doyle, Student of Holy Trinity Elementary School a ramHy AfMr* for her Americanism ettay, She li the daughter of Mr, and Mn. J, TTtoyle of MB Dorl»n ft, Mn. Frank Chrln M ILM IT. 1U-MM preMented cash sward* to RANDAL'S Anne Dokerty of Woodrowj ittOUtMCVITftilT.WfefTFIlU) 1»1

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John Leitch Set Date Of James Maxwell Jr. v«» — / know — I ONLY Cold Fur Mr. and Mrs. John F. Gannon Jr. of 820 Dr. and Mrs. Archie L. Dean Jr. of 9 SHOP East Broad St. have announced the Scotchwood Glen, Scotch Plains, have THERE!!! engagement of their daughter, Sarah announced the engagement of their Mrs. Thomas Alan North Alice, to John Alan Leitch, program daughter, Miss Sarah Emerson Dean, to Storage director of the Wettfleld YMCA. James Alvln Maxwell Jr., of Cleveland, Mr. Leitch, who makes his home at Ohio, son of Mr. and Mrs. James A. Paulina Crittenden Wed L«t Us Car* for Your Leland Garden Apartments, Plainfleld, Maxwell. They plan to be married next June. BAZAAR BIZARRE is the son of Mr. and Mrs. John B. Leitch To Thomas Alan North Miss Dean attended the Academy of M4 Eiil Frwil Street, PUialteM Furs with Our of Andover, Mass., formerly of West- St. Paul's Episcopal field. the Holy Angels in Demarest, is a Jennifer B Lee of Toledo, KMMt graduate of Scotch Plains-Fanwood Church was the setting Ohio, Miss Rebecca Ann -6 POINT PLAN* A 1S89 graduate of Westfield High High School and received her B.A. Saturday afternoon for the 1. Stored In cold humidity controlltd vault* safe School, Miis Gannon recently completed degree from Baldwin-Wallace College in wedding of Miss Paulina from iimcti, fir*, theft requirements for her BA degree at Berea, Ohio. Cazenove Crittenden, 2. Tern or optrt linings uwn Mil Of CHARM Cedar Crest College. She is presently Her father, who formerly practiced daughter of Mr. and Mrs. 3. All rips in fur or« repaired, if no malarial it attending Drew University, where she is urology in New York and was assistant Thomas Dudley Crittenden needed, MM OP CHAMM studying for an MA in English literature professor of urology at the College of of 831 Harding St., to 4. Eytt reinforced and replaced if needed. Ml and is on the faculty of Terrtll Junior Physicians and Surgeons, Columbia Thomas Alan North, son of High School in Scotch Plains. School of Medicine, Columbia Univer- Mr. and Mrs. Harold 3. All garments Insured Mr. Leitch, a 19M graduate of West- sity, practices in Plainfleld. Diodate North Jr., of Shaker 4. All garments hand brushed and air blown. field High School is a 1969 graduate of Her fiance, also a graduate of Heights, Ohio. Springfield College, where he majored in Baldwin-Wallace College, will continue The Rev. Hugh Livengood • Repairing & Remodeling psychology. He also attended Syracuse his studies at St. Louis University performed the ceremony. It University. Graduate School as a candidate for a was followed by a reception • Fur inventory Reduced An August wedding is planned. master's degree in anatomy. at the Woman's Club of Westfield. to off season rates. The bride, given in marriage by her father, •' We carry a complete 152 at Srs.' Final Event wore a gown of white Line of all weather coats. The Westfield Senior nieres were presented to Christian Oehler and organza and re- citizens officially concluded Committee chairmen and assistant treasurer, Mrs. embroidered Alencon lace their yearly program with a their assistants. H.G. Raichle. with a mantilla and carried luncheon served to 152 In a simple ceremony, Miss Hardy initiated her a bouquet of white daisies members and guests at the Ernest Johnson, editor of term with a plea for and stephonotis. Tower Restaurant on Route the group's newsletter, cooperation from the Miss Linda C. Whiteman 22 in Mountainside. Music inducted the new officers. members. She pointed out of Berca, Ohio, was maid of for the occasion was President, Miss Alice that the past success of the honor. Matrons of honor for 313 *AMC AVI. 7M.7M* PUMNMID provided by a combo called Hardy; vice president, Seniors was due to the their sister were Mrs. a. GVAHIKO. Pnr. «•>•• •nnntmr Tin e "The Girls Next Door.'" Durant Jones; recording dedication of the officers, Thomas Charles Mee of Corsages and bouton- secretary, Mrs. Evelyn T. plus the efforts of the rank Virginia Beach. Va., and NoBtrand; corresponding and file serving as chairmen Mrs. E. Sidney Vaughn III, secretary, Miss Daisy and members of the various of Fort Atnador, Canal Burke; treasurer, Mrs. committees. Zone. With their long green . GOLF LESSONS sashed dresses of yellow, Bennlng shows co-hosts they carried baskets of pink Bob Bennlng, host pro Carmen Colucci and Ruth from Plainfield Country and yellow sweetheart roses Alampi how to hit full ar> and white daisies. Club shows how to chip with proach shots with a 9 iron. a seven iron when the New The host pro will discuss The bridesmaids, Jersey Public Broadcasting options available when a similarly attired in pink, series "FORE" repeats ball lands in a water hazard. were Miss Salty Anne North, beginning July 8at 7:30p.m. "FORE" is a weekly how- sister of the bridegroom, and July 12 at 7 p.m. on to golf series for the average Miss Holly N. Avery of Channels 52, 23, 50 and 58. golfer. Tiffin, Ohio, and Miss

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CMnfcAfTKrMKfd of AmwiMfl !«*•« 134 ilwtr Strut, W#.tfl«U MMtH THE WESTFIELD (NX) LEADER, THUK8DAY, JUNE XS, ltTS- IS degree in Biology from Bachelor of Arts in History Station, N.J. for the Summer Rider College on June 3rd. Magna Cum Laude, by semeater. They are: Rotarians With the Collegians \ Ithaca College. Kathryn Sullivan of 624 Thomas J. McGrath, Coleman Place and Honor New Serenades Area daan'i list students Thomas Fuller, son of Dr. Earlham College junior is ' John R Price, son of Mr. Christine Mullin of 152» at Lanifh University »n: and Mn. R. A., Fuller of 820 among 14 students spending and Mrs. John Price and Ira Rahway Ave. Governor For Symphony Charts* D. Brown and Kerry Knollwood Terr, has been the fall term in Paris, S. Niedweake, SOB of Mr. Rotarians from S. Brown of 730 Forest Ave.; accepted as a freshman at France, during an Earlham and Mrs. G. Nledweske, Thomas F. Damato of 9» throughout North Jersey The New Jersey Sym- Jacob Chacko of 101 Roger Queen's University, foreign study program both of Westfield have been Surrey Lane received a B.S. will honor Gaeton J. phony will perform three Ave.; Douglas R. Frey of » Kingston, Ontario, Canada. directed by Barbara Berndt, named to the dean's list at degree from Fairfield Ferraiuolo, newly elected summer serenades at the Doris Pkwy.; Peter French instructor. Tom is Delaware Valley College, University on June 3rd. District 747 governor, at a Paper Mill in Millburn on Torgeraai of 713 Couldge Robert Brian Cutler was the son of Mr. and Mrs. G. F. Doylestown, Pa. reception Sunday. July i:, 17 and 1*. St.; Mitchell R. Evana of •warded a bachelor of McGrath of 715 Summit Paul Richard Schryba The event, featuring Henry Lewis, the or- MM Sumyview Rd., Mtade science degree in computer Ave. Christine F. Vroome, received a bachelor of arts cocktails and dancing, will chestra's music director, and Rudy S. Schott of 371 science with high honors at daughter of Mra. J. David 'degree from Allegheny be from 4 to 6 p.m. at Neil's will conduct beginning with New Providence Rd., the University of Illinois, Willard W. Dunham III. Shurtleff of 501 Wychwood College, Meadville, Pa. He New Yorker Restaurant, an all-Moxart program on June 8. He was a James son of Mr. and Mrs. Willard Rd., has completed her third is the son of Mr. and Mrs. Route 46, Mountain Lakes. July 12, featuring Berl Scholar and was elected to Dunham Jr. of SIS Fairacrea semester at EUzabethtown William Schryba of 2M Ross Redmond, president Senofsky in the "Violin Mambanhip in Phi Beta Phi Eta Sigma, a Freshman Ave. received a Bachelor of College, Etizatetntown, Pa. Chatttn Ct., Mountainside. of the host Denville Rotary, Concerto No. 5 in A Major," Kappa, one of the highest honorary society and to Tau Arts degree in Butinwa with a 4.0 average. said all Rotarians in the 51- K.2», and the Second Act of fholaattc honors for un- Beta Pi, the national Administration from Fran Ruth Robins of 1088 Club district, are invited. "Marriage of Figaro" with dergraduate students, baa engineering society. This Franklin *> Marshall Area students that made Tice PI., a student at 'Tickets are available at the Eleanor Steber, Robert been accorded to 173 summer he has entered the College, Lancaster, Pa. the dean's list at Kutitown Newark Academy, door. Goodloe, John Macurdy, students at two divisions of University of Illinois State College are Teresa A. Livingston was awarded her Leona Mitchell and Olivia Rutfsra University. Three graduate school and has David Buchanan Russell Hawke of 706 Clark St. and diploma at commencement Stapp as soloista. The or- area students received this received research of 4S3 Everson Place George E. Hess of 831 exercises June 13. Fran will chestra will round out the honor, they are: Richard J. auistantship. Robert is the received a Doctor of Hanford Place. enter Bryn Mawr College in program with "Elite Kleine MeasJnfsr, 415 Birch PI.. son of Dr. and Mrs. Frank A. Philosophy degree from the the fall. Nachtmusik," "Diverti- Rutgers; Christine Dolores Cutler of 41 Faulkner Drive. University of Akron. Suaan Elfers of 7S2 mento for Winda," K.S2S, PetrumU (Mrs.), 1MB E. Hollis Fay Fliegler, Westfield Ave. has attained Eric R. Thiede received a Mrs. Gerhard A. Walff receives (sM M year BBI far and the "Divertimento for South Ave., Douglass; and daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Three area students have dean's list at the University bachelor of chemical active service la Chi Omega frost Mrs. H. Artaar Cor- Flutea, Trumpets and JoAnn Kovatch, 104a Sun-Henry Fliegler of 3 Wych- attained dean's list stan- of Pittsburgh at Johnstown. engineering degree from nell, past presMeat at aaaaal ElemWaa ha»efce—• Kettledrums," KK. 117. nyilop* Dr., Mtide., view Dr., a chemistry dings at Middlesex County Georgia Tech at the in- An all-Mendelssohn Douglass. major, received her degree College. They are: Douglas Two Westfield students stitute* Mth com- Chi Omegas evening Is planned for July from Barnard College. She R. Lutter of «00 Salter PI.; have been named to the mencement in Alexander 1? with Rudolf Firkuiny as Cadet Stuart W. plans to work at the William K. Kraft of S27 dean's list at the College of Memorial Coliseum on June soloist in the "Piano Con- McRobbie, 2-c, Maritime Columbia University Kimball Ave. and Richard Saint Elitabeth, Convent Honor Alumnae certo No. 1 in G Minor." The tt The Northern New Jersey SpringfieM and Boca Raton, Collage, State University of College of Physicians and J. Court of 1723 Boulevard. orchestra will open with the New York is on a five week Surgeons. Alumnae of Chi Omega Fla. Overture to "A Midsummer presented gold pins to six of Dr. Henry H. Kesskr of training cruise aboard the St. Lawrence University, Night's Dream" and close T-S Empire State IV, in the Canton, N.Y. has announced its members for SO years of the Kesiler Institute of with the "Italian Sym- Three area students have Gad active service to Chi Omega RehabillaUon, the group's Mediterranean. The ship been named to the dean's that Carol A. Murray of 810 Charles W. Schroth, now a phony" • (Symphony No. 4 in will make calls at Madeira Fairacres Ave. will enter its VOL.MCMIXIII at the annual Eleusinian joint philanthropy, was the A). The Octet in E Flat list at Grove City College. retident of New York City, luncheon held recently at guest speaker. and Barcelona. He if the son They are: Peter A. Kraft, freshman class in Sep- has been elected an Major for Strings" will of Mr. and Mrs. Wm. tember. "Pete and Charlies," Short round out the program. son of Mr. and Mrs. William DONT PUT FUN OFF assistant secretary in Hills Mall. Honored McRobbie of 433 Roanoke K. Kraft of 527 Kimball Ave. Manufacturers Hanover members include Mrs. Wendy Brody Thursday, July 19th's Rd. He is a freshman majoring Marguerite L. Rub of 42 'TIL THE WEEKEND! Trust's national division. "Serenade" will include Sidney Kirkpatrick, Short in pre-law.; Steve Mease, Westbrook Rd. has attained - BOUNTIFUL BMF u* CHAMPAGNE Mr. Schroth joined the Hills, one of the founders of Weds Mr. Keil excerpts from Beethoven's Named son of Mr. and Mrs. Ralph a 4.0 average for the spring bank's management the local alumnae group; "The Creatures of R. Mease of Colts Neck, quarter at Colorado State - STEAK an« SPIRITS program in 1970. He was Mrs. Gerhard A. Woeff of Prometheus" Ballet and Controller N.J. formerly of University. aamed national division In Temple Rite "Choral Fantasy" (with the Who** CONTINENTAL Westfield; Mrs. Francis Daniel R. Connell of Westfield), he is a junior BUFFET l«an analyst and area Williams, Caldwell; Mn. Monmouth Civic Chorus and Westfield has been ap- majoring in sociology; and Dianne P. Warren of 313 representative (national - Thomas R. Gallagher, Short Wedding vows were ex- Malcolm Frager, main pointed controller for the Barbara J. Tilton, daughter Belmar Place, a sophomore Thontfay - SWEETHEART'S NIGHT (a i ' mid-western) in 1972. Hills; Mrs. Allen Day, changed on Sunday between soliat); Schubert's Higas Division of C.R. Bard, of Mr. and Mrs. Robert J. at Moravian College, has for your Lady) ANO WOULD YOU Packanack Lake; and Mrs. Miss Wendy Ellen Brody "Unfinished" Symphony Tilton of 1435 Grandview been named to the dean's BELIEVE.. M Fttt* MkjMful Mt>t - and Gordon Allen Keil with and hia "Forest Night Song'' Now in Rad Bank, N. J. John- R. Blades of Ave., she is a sophomore list for the spring term. Friaty - LOBSTER NMHT - A miff** bmlM a double ring ceremony at and "Song of Spirits over mathematics major. lahatar. MTMal In rtw Naa> England Temple Emanu-El of Cam* antoy till fix* Llttlt Loo- Waters." Elizabeth J. Waddell has Mr 9w*y In Rad Bank! On ttw Westfield. The ceremony ' 'The Symphony been named to the dean's •mart Gr«t food A •roat was performed by Rabbi Serenades," said Frank Jonathan T. Brown, son of list at Laboratory Institute UttU hartes A. Kroloff and Carrington, producer of the Mr. and Mrs. Arthur M. of Merchandising in New Cantor Donald S. Decker. A Paper Mill Playhouse, "will Brown of U2i Prospect St. York. She is the daughter of reception following the be a taste of a larger festival graduated cum laude and Mr. and Mrs. John Waddell -WBSTIR ceremony was held at the of music, ballet and opera to earned dean's list grades at of 426 S. Euclid Ave. , BERNANOSVILLf. HI. aaMtom: Chanticler. come next season., Paper Norwich University. rasuso-jtstm The bride is the daughter Mill has great plan for Nancy Sue Trenn, omvt of Mr. and Mrs. Herbert inclusion of all the per- Stephen Arbes Jr., son of daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Opan 7 day* from noon, Cock- Brody of Scotch Plains. The forming arts in its future Mr. and Mrs. Stephen Arbes WiUiam H. Trenn of 471 ttlU Lunch A Dlnnsr. 146 Bod- bridegroom's parents are programming." mftn P!»c«, Rad Bank, N J. 201/ of 320 Highgate Ave. Channing Ave., has been Gill/ 8428300. Mr. and Mrs. Sydney Keil of "Twigs" with the much- received a Bachelor of Arts awarded the degree of West Orange. acclaimed actress, Sada Mr. Brody gave his Thompson, will be on stage St. Bernard's » BOWCRAFT daughter in marriage. She at the Playhouse through Daniel R. Council *.?_ mnum wore a gown of white peau July 1.. The regular fall Mr. Connell joined the de soie and white Alencon season will open on Sept. 18. hospital division of C.R. School tt. n t SCOTCH fuiM lace embroidered with Bard Inc., as a staff ac- when' learning becomes interesting y'i Summw B»f n pearls. A long mantilla of Youth Threatened, countant at 1988, advanced FOOTHILL matching lace completes we become interested in learning the ensemble. Miss Susanne Loses Bicycle through several levels of Dolioatosson ««•* PLAY HOUSE accounting responsibility in Batska^BaSk aMskasW BB-SkaVa^si afa^BaSBa^Bi NOW Brody of Boston, Mass., A 12-year-old Birch Ave. that division, and last sister of the bride was maid youth had two bicycles March was appointed M«rs P'OMVTM MAKING APPOINTMENTS of honor and dressed in Sunday, but now he has assistant corporate con- CaM Cuts — Salads June20 thru June 30 yellow chiffon. The other CaM Cut Matters FOR ADMISSIONS attendants were Miss Patti none. troller. CATIN Police are holding a green FrMM Fatdt — lc« £r««m JUNGLEss LUV Brody, sister of the bride; A graduate of Bloomfield INTERVIEWS & TESTING Mrs. Jeffrey Keil of bicycle which a youthful College with an A.B. in SANDWICHES T(l TAKE OL'T GRADES K-12 Bv Murray Schiiail Brooklyn Heights, sister-in- gang of five left the boy accounting, Mr. Connell is a DaHr •:» ».ia. t* 7:W 0 «•• law of the bridegroom; Miss after they threatened to member of the Morristown Sun. A Hoi. U ».m. lo 5 p.m. LOCATED NKXT TO ROBKRT TREAT LIQUOR STORE Box 239. Bernardsville, New Jersey 07924 KIDDIE RIDES A Partect comedy of glorious glw Susan Reiter of Woodmere, "beat him up" unless he Chapter of the National Long Island; and Miss gave them his bicycle that Association of Accountants. 113 QUIMIY ST. Telephone: (201) 234-1611 SINK* Bar Wed., Thun. $2.50«Muiical $3.00 Nancy Aborn of Greenwich, he was riding on East Mr. and Mrs. Connell and Dudley Ave. He did. WMTH1LD DMLffi-MS mi rm. Fil.. Sat. $3.00 • Musical $3.50 Conn. The attendants wore their son live in Westfield. Curtain 8 40 • All seat) retotvod yellow voile dresses with aprons of spring flowers and large picture hats. Jeffrey Keil served as best man for STATION RADIO his brother. The ushers were Andrew Brody, brother of CINEM the bride; Daniel Lehrhoff YOUR FIRST SfOP FOR SAVINGS & SERVICE of Short Hills, Walter Slapp of West Orange, and David INGMAR Shapiro of River Edge. Miss Brody attended BERGMAN'S Scotch Plains schools and $ was graduated cum laude 198 from Sargent College of Boston University. In the fall she will attend Boston 12,000 BTU CRIESAND College for graduate work in special education for the physically handicapped, and Northeastern *228 WHBPERS University for graduate work in recreational therapy. 16,000 BTU

WESTFIELO Following a wedding trip RIALTO 232-T 288 lo Israel, the couple will live in Boston, Muss. Miss '248 Urody's futhi'r is vice NOW SHOWING chairman of the board of WESTINGNOUSE Supermarkets General 1S.000 BTU Corporation, WoodbridRO FEOOERS ENTERTAINMENT FOR und Mr Ki-il's father is $ president of WullmusU'r AIR HOTPOINT Inc., of K.ist 297 THE ENTIRE FAMILY! CONOmONERS FMILCO | Mr Ki-il iitti-iidcd West ; Urunyi' schools and l.t an •nd many others. MATINEES DAILY DURING i alumnus nf Boston THIS ENGAGEMENT I I'Mlvorsily School (if ! HUKIMOSS ' Ailinini.Htriitum ; whert1 tic unuluuti'd cum EDISON i IIUKIC Al (hi1 prtwitt time lie is employed nl Ahnihitin 17 PINT amiSdiiiiK lint in the lull Mr KiMl will tiltt'itil llumird ; liiaillllllcSchlH)! Dthumidifitr Ailitiimnlnitioii IEARN F t FCTROL YS1S REFRIGERATORS I MIWI In ^-'n I ttmuttl »,.i,i,..I in-fit IMI-.I 'HIIJIMIHI- HI >mi ilmiiit \t» mi bittlfr ,ttiii il*,• .tlM.iri UAt> •nh Mt|H'-'*hlP lielf^i •• '111! IX |MM HftW STATION "'Wialllf 'ff <»*T- .^itlH.'lU'f «nn,(i^,.,l(,iB r«|,hak »i r>«. Mm, 1 ,BU I |<> ,'f011 |ip| AH1,1M1 : r|t(lf»lt>hl« lkl|t|llla lm oiili 'I,i,| n< if I' ,!«,!• •,,.»:,,,,(• tn>l ».n *l#ft» I u^ i IA .t • «nfl| it 'ilti >»* £•!!'• <•• m r"M, lllth#n ^ 117A CfMTHAl AVIMUf • WUTNMLBo Co ST • PMOMW f 133-440 Bill* tiJf H it39, Tfctjft. 'ill 9[ -THE WESTFIELD (NJ.) LEADER. THURSDAY, JUNE 28, 1973 Pa«e IS Dwyer Named Executive VP Film on Occult Mini-Survival Courses Popular, Begin Monday Frank X. Dwyer of made president of the then- Shown Tonight "I'd rather do it myself- hands-on- training-actu- justment, and repair of Westfield has been named named Nuodex Division. and do it right the first ally tuning up a car or fixing automobiles; "Motorcycle executive vice president and He received his bachelors The fourth seminar time!" a leaky faucet. Students Tune-Up,"; and "Minor general manager of Ten- degree in chemistry from dealing with "The Bible's That's the increasingly bring in their own equip- Auto Body Repair," which neco Chemicals Inc. Wesleyan University. Mr. Light on Current Problems" popular line being heard by ment that needs to be provides the student with Mr. Dwyer previously was Dwyer is a' director of the will be held at Grace students at Union County fixed," Mr. Glynn said. the techniques of repairing vice president-operations National Paint and Coatings Orthodox Presbyterian Technical Institute, who are On the schedule for this dents and scratches. for the company, and earlier Association. Church at 7: IS p.m. tonight. enrolling one or more "mini- summer at Union County Also being offered in the general manager of its The film "The Occult" will survival" courses designed Technical Institute will be Summer Session are intermediates division. He A 16-page bookM giving be shown. Refreshments for the homeor automobile- "Auto Mechanics for Men "Practical House Plum- joined a predecessor tips on tire ttlactkm, care, will be served at 8:10 p.m. owner faced with rising and Women," designed at bing," "Practical House company, Nuodex, in 1949 as safety and mileage, is followed by a discussion of repair and maintenance helping the novice cope with Wiring," "Lawn Main- a regional sales available free from the Tire first hour presentation. The bills and poor service. auto maintenance and tenance and Landscaping," representative. In 1M1 he Industry Safety Council by losing program of the June According to Jack Glynn, engine failures; "Engine "Maintenance and Repair of was appointed divisional sending a self-addressed 25-29 Daily Vacation Bible director of the Summer Analysis and Tuning," Gasoline Powered Lawn vice president-marketing. envelope to "Tire Safety," School will be a Family Session at UCTI, the "mini- which would enable the Mowers," "Creative Following its merger into Box 7*, New York, N.Y. Music Night at 7:15 p.m. survival" courses, en- slightly more advanced Cooking on a Budget," and Tenneco Chemicals be was Frank X. Dwyer 10010. tomorrow. All area thusiastically received student to perform all types "Baking, Cake Decorating, residents are cordially during the fall and spring of maintenance, ad- and Pastry." invited to attend. semesters, will be continued this summer. Classes will MOTICI meet one or two evenings PUBLIC NOTICB 1 WINNSBORO, S.C., Th* regular meeting of th» Public Notice Is hereby given mat lWcou-? * NEW NEWS AND HERALD: per week for six weeks, SIBVlfE Weslfleld Wannlno, Board will be Ordinances es follows ware passed JERSEY, CHANCERY DIVISION, V A U I '. dunged from July a, irrj to July », and adopted by the Council of me UNION COUNTY, DOCKET NO. F New equipment, beginning Monday. \fti, at »:00 P.M., In me Council Town of Westfield at a meeting 724-71 J.|. KISLAK MORTGAGE "All of the survival Chambers of tna Municipal thereof held June M, IW. CORPORATION. Plaintiff, vs. machinery and paid per- Building. JOYC. VREELAND HAR RV j. WAGNER, et ui, et als.. sonnel are all assets in the programs meet for three CHARLES VAN IENSCHOTEN Town Clark Defendants. CIVIL ACTION EXE. hours per night. Almost all OSNCRAL CHtDINAMCB MO, MM Mr. aa4 Mrs. Phi lUttlifer*] W BatcKatel Poatlac. 433 housekeeping chores of Vdcuum cleaners AN ORDINANCE TO AMEND THE of that time is spent in Nort1iAve..poseMifr*«t«<»Sw>BSBB a«ilt«aabcar.a»4 towns and counties. But in HANOr CHARGE: CODE OF THE TOWN OF WEST- %28B3S&'By virtue of theaoove-steted writ the last analysis, whether a FIELO CHAPTER 2 "ADMINIS- Of execution to me directed I shall oa* ef Saab's fameas Vlfgea sipiiria»Jf Jtt aircraft im- SUPERIOR COURT OF NEW TRATION," SY REVISING expose tar sale by public vendue. In l>| a recea* vblt to the Saab-Seaaaa AVerespsice facility at community is kept neat and LENNOX, S.D., INDE- I JERSEY, CHANCERY DIVISION, CERTAIN PROVISIONS OF room B (, in the Court House, in the Llakeateg. Swettea. made attractive depends on PENDENT: "From a poor UNION COUNTY, DOCKET NO. F- SECTION 3-9 "DIRECTOR OF city of Elizabeth, N.J., on Wed. nation where nobody 2757-71 • WELFARE" AND CHAPTER XI nesday, the llm day of July A.D., the attitudes and actions of a FBOERAL NATIONAL MORT- "TAXICABS," BY REVISING 1971, et two o'clock in the afternoon Mr. aaej Mrs. Rotebfard B«trUcis«tc9i as Saab's SBCiBR- majority of its citizens. thought of themselves as 'GAGED ASSOCIATION, a cor. CERTAIN PROVISIONS OF of said day. SECTION I7-J "OWNER'S Ume bi Seaaasaavia Tsar, which Isak them thraagh being poor, to a rich nation seicing machines aeration arganlted under en Act of All mat tract or parcel of land, People can discard cans, Congress and existing pursuant to LICENCE" ANO SECTION J7-1 situate, lying end being In the city ot ceatral Swedea aa4 als* tacbjeJeel visits to several Saab- bottles, and debris of all where everybody is the Federal National Mortgage "DRIVER'S LICENSE." Plainfleld In the county of Union In ScsnU raeilHlet. lacHkslag the Saab Car factory at beginning to think of Association Charter Act, having its SENBRAL OROINANCB MO. IM* the State of New Jersey: descriptions - in the wrong EARDLY T. PETERSEN CO. principal office In Hie City ot AN ORDINANCE TO AMEND BEGINNING at a point In me TralUiatton aad the Scaala Truck aad Eaglae piaats la places - faster than such themselves as being poor; is Washington, District of Columbia, GENERAL ORDINANCE NO, 1014 Northwesterly side of Wait Seventh Mtertalje. The program alse tactaaH stofx la what happened to the United Plaintiff, vs. THEOOORE BROWN, ENTITLED "AN ORDINANCE Street distant 240.0 feet trash can be picked up. et ux., et als.. Defendants. CIVIL FIXING THE SALARIES OF Southwesterly along the same from Copenhagen. Denmark: Slockhelm, Sweden; and Cooperation is the watch- States of America in 200 ACTION WRIT OF EXECUTION- CERTAIN EMPLOYEES OF THE Its Intersection with me South- Hebhshl, Finland. years, from 1776 to 1978." FOB SALE OF MORTGAGED POLICE AND FIRE DEPART. westerly side of Plainfleld Avenue word." PREMISES. MENTS IN THE TOWN OF and running thence; By virtue of the above-stated writ WESTFIELD AND VARIOUS (1) Along the Northwesterly side ot ot execution to me directed I shall AMENDMENTS THERETO". West Seventh street, South e0 expose for sal* by public vendue, in t-»n IT Fee*: • 9.14 degrees 51 minutes West, eS.O feet; room at, in the Court House, In the City ot Elizabeth, N.J., on Wed. (2) Norm 37 degrees 00 minutes nesday. the 111* day of July A.D., , NOTICB West, 140.49 feet; thence 1*71, at two o'clock In.tne afternoon Take notice thai Italian American (1) Norm M degrees 4J minutes M said day. . j Club, inc., has applied to me Mayor East, 49.19 teat; thence Recent Real Estate Transactions All that tract or parcel of. land,'. and Council of the Town of West- (4) Norm 4t degrees 11 minutes field, N.J. for a renewal of a club East, le.29 feet; thence situate, lying and being In the City of : license for premises situated at SOS Plainfleld In the County or union In ' Central Avenue, Westtleld, N.J. (5) south 37 degrees 00 minutes the State ot New Jersey: The names of me officers of mis East, 140.5a foat to ttta Norm, BEING known and designated as club and the offices may till are: westerly side ot west Seventh Lots No. 1S2 and No. Ill as shown on Benedetto Dllorlo, M Lake Aye., Street, the point and place of a certain map entitled, "Hillside colonla, N.J., President,- Peter B0ln3Bt0lnnln . Terrace, City of Plainfleld, Union Monaco,.7le Central Ave., Westfield, The above description Is drawn In County, New Jersey, May 1*15" as N.J. Vice-president; Robert Dur- accordance with a survey prepared filed In the Office of the Register of ante, 112 Ross Place, Westlleld, N.J. by c.H. Flrstbrook Sons, doted the County of Union, New Jersey on Secretary; Natala Scolarecclo, SOD September 10th 1970. July 6, If IS as Map No. J47C. Central Ave., Westfield. N.J., TOGETHER WITH THE FOL- Premise* are commonly known as Treasurer; Victor c« me vale, 64S LOWING REMOVABLE ITEMS: •W Berckman Street, Plainfleld, Central Ave., Westfield. N.J., Mango, Comb. Storm Doors, Se-ih. New Jersey. Manager. Premlsei are commonly known as There Is due approximately The trustees are: Domlnlck ell West 7th street, Plainfleld, New tll.lltll with Interest from Cacchlone, 113 Green Place, Jersey. February 11, 1973 and costs. westfield, N.J., Joseph Manclnl, 512 There Is due approximately Th* Sheriff reserves the Horn to Central Ave., Westtleld, N.J., Alfred 127,1*7.40 wim Interest from March adlourn this sale. Williams, 114 Green Place, West- 23, 1*7] and costs. RALPH ORISCELLO. Sheriff field, N.J., Pasquele Rapuano, 409 The Sheriff reserves me right to BOURNE AND NOLL, Attys. Park St., Westfield, N.J. adlourn mis sal*. DJ & WL CX-2M0S Oblectlons, If any, should be made RALPH ORISCELLO, Sheriff e-14.73 4T FeesSSt.44 immediately In writing to Joy C. EDWARD CASEL, Atty. TALKING DRUMS - To commemorate Negro History vreeland. Town Clerk of Westfield, DJ 1 WL CX-2M-0S Week, Mrs. Doris Perego's sixth grade claw at Lincoln 4147S 4T FCOS47B.S0 SHSRIPF'S SALE NJ. School presented an assembly program which traced the Mr. and Mrs. George H. Seifert, residents of Scotch Mr. and Mrs. Arthur Taylor, formerly of Fanwood, have SUPERIOR COURT OF NEW Italian American Club, Inc. JERSEY. CHANCERY DIVISION, Westtleld, N.J. history of the American Negro. Charles Scett, Brian Plains, are now at home at S Francis Lane, Scotch recently moved Into their new home at Ms Lawrence UNION COUNTY, DOCKET NO. F- 6-21-73 2T Feei:»J0.1S IMBRIPP't MLB Byrd and Neil Desmond are shown demaaatraUng the Plains, which they purchased from Herbert Builders, Ave., which they purchased from Mr. and Mrs. Raymond 3110-72 THE PRUDENTIAL IN- SUPERIOR COURT OF NEW SURANCE COMPANY OF JERSEY, CHANCERY DIVISION, "talking drums" which eventually became the basic Inc. This property was listed and sold by Ruth C. Tate of Corcoran. This sale was negotiated by Mrs. Alan Bruce AMERICA, a New Jersey corpora, SHERIFF'S SALS UNION COUNTY, DOCKET NO. F rhythm of all forms of Jan. the Peterson-Ringle Agency, 350 Park Avenue, Scotch Conlln for the office of PearsaU * Franhenbach Inc.. tlon, Plaintiff, vs. ERNESTINE SUPERIOR COURT OF NEW 2991-72 FEDERAL NATIONAL WEBB, et all., Defendants. CIVIL JERSEY, CHANCERY DIVISION, MORTGAGE ASSOCIATION, a Plains. Realtors. ACTION WRIT OF EXECUTION • UNION COUNTY. DOCKET NO. F- corporation organlied under an Act FOR SALE OF MORTGAGED 2793-72 GARDEN STATE SAVINGS of Congress and existing pursuant to PREMISES AND LOAN ASSOCIATION, A New the Federal National Mortgage Jersey Corporation, Plaintiff, vs. Association Charter Act, having its By virtue of 1he above-stated writ principal office In mo City of of execution to me directed I shall NEIL T. WOOD, et ux.. et als., Defendants. CIVIL ACTION WRIT Washington, District ot Columbia, expose for sale by public vendue. In Plaintiff, vs. CLARENCE W. room B-s, in the Court House, In the OF EXECUTION - FOR SALE OF MORTGAGED PREMISES CLARK, et ux., et als., Defendants, City of Elizabeth, N.J., on Wednes- CIVIL ACTION WRIT OF EXECU. day, the 25th day of July A.D.. 1973, By virtue of me above-stated writ TION . FOR SALE OF MORT- at two o'clBcK in the afternoon of of execution to me directed I shall GAGED PREMISES said day. expose tor sale by public vendue, In room Be, In the Court House, In the By virtue of the above-stated writ ALL that tract or parcel of land, of execution to me directed I shall situate, lying and being In the City or city of eiUabetti, N.J., on Wednes- day, the 29th day of July A.D., 1973, expose for sal* by public vendue, In Ptalnf leld, In the County of Union, in room B-I, In me Court House, In the the State of New Jersey: at two o'clock In me afternoon of said day- City of Ellnboth, N.J., on Wednes- BEING known and designated as day, the 25m day of July A.D., 1973, Lot 35 on map entitled "Map of All the following tract or parcel of land and the premises hereinafter at two o'clock In me afternoon of Property Belonging to Samuel T. said day. Snaw and Julia E. Ford, City of particularly described, situated, Plainfleld, County of Union" and lying and being In me City of Plain, All mat tract or parcal of land, filed In the Union County Clerk's field, In me County of Union and situate, lying and being In me City of State of New Jersey: Plainfleld, In me county of Union, In Office 9-27 20 as Map 255 B. me State of Now Jersey: The foregoing description Is BEGINNING at a point In me drawn !n accordance with a survey northwesterly side line of East 5th BEGINNING at a point In mo Mr. and Mrs. Waller E. Stanley, formerly of West- Mr. and Mrs. Frank Petuk, formerly of Harding St., have made by Troast Engineering Assoc., Street, said point being distant 41.00 Southeasterly side line of Richmond recently moved into their new home at 1811 Boynton P.E. S. L.S. dated May *, 1970. The feet In a southwesterly direction street, said point Ming distant 150 minster, Calif, are now residing in their new home at 24 mortgaged premises are commonly along said side line from Its Inter- leetfrom me Southwesterly side line Bell Dr., which they purchased from Mr. and Mrs. Ave., which they purchased from Mr. and Mrs. C. Robert known and designated as 1029 West section with me southwesterly side of Putnam Avenue on a course of S 5 Broadwell. The purchase of this home was negotiated by 5th Street, Plainfleld, New Jersey. line of Richmond Street; thence degrees DO' w and from said Chester H. Mount. The sale of this Multiple Listed running North 44 degrees 01 minutes beginning point running thence; (1) Mrs. Alan Bruce Conlln for the office of Pearsall and There 15 due approximately West, a distance ot 100 leet to a south 5 degrees 00' West, 50 feet to a property was negotiated by Jeanette Fedorocho for the J1I.5I7.H with Interest from May 11, point; thence (2) on a course ot point; thence: (2) South 15 degrees firm of Pearsall aV Frankenbach, Inc., Realtors. Frankenbach Inc., Realtors. 1973 and 11,545.52 with Interest from south 47 degrees 40 minutes 30 00' East, 140 feet to a point: thence: May 23, 1973 and costs. seconds West, a distance of 44 54 feet (3) Norm 5 degrees 00/ East, 50 feet The focus Is on the customer Isr the new Master Charge The Sheriff reserves the right to to a point; thence (3) on a course of to a point; thence: 14) Norm 15 adlourn this sale. South 42 degrees 11 minutes East, a degrees W West, 140 leet to me point Car*) at the Central Jersey Bank aad Trust Company. RALPH ORISCELLO, distance of 91.79 feet to tne aforesaid and piece of BEGINNING. Marie Doewrfrio of the Central Jersey Bank and Trust Sheriff northwesterly side line of East Sth This description being In ac- MELVILLE J. BERLOW, Atty. Street; thence (4) on a course of cordance wim a survey made by Company tabes a color photo of Patricia Vaccaro for a DJ a. WL CX-309-05 Norm *7 degrees 44 minutes East C.H. Flrstbrook Sons, Inc., C.E. a, new card. The bank guarantees that wHh the new photo 4-M.73 AT Fees:$60.48 and along said northwesterly side L.S.. dated August 10, 1971. line of East 5th Street, a distance of Being more commonly known as MeatincaikM Master Charge Card, the holder will incur 44.23 leet to a point; thence (S) still 113 Richmond Street, Plalntleld. no loss II the card U mislaid or Molea. SMSKIFP'S SALE along said northwesterly slda line of New Jersey. SUPERIOR COURT OF NEW East sth Street, on a course of Norm There Is due approximately JERSEY, LAW DIVISION, MON. St degrees 10 minutes East, a U2.tO9.24 wim Interest from April MOUTH COUNTY, DOCKET No. L- distance of 5.77 feet to me point and It, 1973 and costs. 21*15-72 • J-J2W-72 THE CENTRAL place of BEGINNING. The Sheriff reserves me right to JERSEY BANK AND TRUST Premises are commonly known as adlourn this sale. COMPANY, a banking corporation, 439441 East Fifth street, Plalnlleld, RALPH ORISCELLO, Plaintiff.VS.- GIANNAKIS «, New Jersey. Sheriff PRASSINOS, INC., trading as TIN There Is due approximately REISDORF k JAFFE, Attys. LIZZIE COCKTAIL LOUNGE, M.3M.44 with Interest from May 1. DJ a, WL CX -JOeDS ERNIE J. GIANNAKIS, ROBERT t 21-73 4T Feos: 172.98 GIANNAKIS, GEORGE 1973 and MS2.39 wim Interest from PRASSINOS and MARGARET June 21, 1971 and costs. PRASSINOS, Defendant!. The Sheriff reserves me right to IMBRIPP'ttALB adlourn this sale. SUPERIOR COURT OP NEW The above property at 311) North Euclid Ave., ha» been The above Multiple Listed property at I53» Deer Path, CIVIL ACTION ALIAS WRIT OF RALPH ORISCELLO, JERSEY, CHANCERY DIVISION, oold to Mr. and Mrs. Richard A. Kaye. formerly of Mountainside, has been sold to Mr. and Mrs. K. Robert EXECUTION . FOR SALE OF Sheriff UNION COUNTY, DOCKET NO. F- PREMISES DIANA and DIANA, Atfys. 2409 71 Engllshiown. The sale was negotiated for Mr. and Mrs. Massey, formerly of Flint, Mich. The sale was negotiated By virtue of the above.stated writ DJ & WL CX-310-OI FEDERAL NATIONAL MORT Frank Momot by Norma Tolmach ot the office of Alan for Mr. and Mrs. Joel T. Severlnghaus by the office of of execution to me directed I shall 4-21-73 4T Fees: $79.»S QAOED , ASSOCIATION, a cor- expose for sale by public vendue. In poration organized under an Act of Johnston, Inc., Realtors. Alan Johnston. Inc.. Realtors. room 0 1, In the Court House,'" the Congress and existing pursuant to City of Elizabeth, N.J., on Wednes- SHBRIPP'S IALB the Federal National Mortgage day, the ism day of July A.D., 1»7J, SUPERIOR COURT OF NEW Auoclatlon Charter Act, having Its at two o'clock In Ihe afternoon ol JERSEY, CHANCERY DIVISION, principal office In the City of said day. UNION COUNTY, DOCKET NO. F Washington, District of Columbia, ALL the right, title and Interest ot 2295-72 ASSOCIATED EAST MORT- GAGE CO., a corporation organized Plaintiff, VI. ROGER JOHNSON, et Ernie J. Glannakls, and Roberta ux., et all., Defendanti. CIVIL Gltnnakls, In and to the land and and existing under Ihe laws of the ACTION WRIT OF EXBCUTION. premises hereinafter more par- State ot New Jersey, Plaintiff, vs. FOR SAL! OF MORTOAOBD tlcularly described, situate, lying ROBERT B. KIRK LAND, et UX, et als, Defendants PHBMISBS and belna in the Town ol Westfield, By virtue of Ihe above stated writ In the County ot Union and State of CIVIL ACTION WRIT OF of execution to me directed I shell New Jersey. EXECUTION • FOR SALS OF expose tor lele by public vendue. in W. Roirmndo James, Union Couaily 4-H Agent presents Beginning at a point In Ihe North M0RTOA0BD PREVISES room B.I, In the Court Houie, In the Ihe 4-H Leader's GuMc to Mrs. Mnry Northrop and the 4- sailorly side line ot Terrace Place Sy virtue of the above stated writ City si Bliiabeth, NJ., on Wed distant one hundred ninety feet of execution to me directed I shall netday, Ihe 11th day of July AD, H Member's Manual to Ihe dab's president, Kathy Kirk- (IW I along laid side line In a north, expose tor tele by public vendue, In I97J, at two o'clock In the afternoon Patrick, IS, of 2M Beechwood St. Cranford. westerly direction from Its In- room 9 1, in tne Court House, In Ihe of laid day. tartectlon with Ihe northwesterly City ol eiliaboih, N.J., on Wtdnes 'All that certain tractor parcel Ol lid* line ol Belvidere Avenue and day, Ihe lltn day ot July A.D., 1*73, land, iltuate, lying and being in tne running thence (I) North forty live at two o'clock In the afternoon of City ot Plainfieid in the County of degree! tony nine mlnulat Bait IN *aio day Union in Ihe Itale of New jeriey 41 begrm tr B.I, a diitanc* of one ALL 'hat certain lot, frict or BEOINNINO at a point In Ihe hundred torty feet 1140' I lo a point; parcel ol land and premises, iltuate, Southeasterly tide of gait third thine* (J> North Forty four deorsn lying and Being In Ihe City of Street (formerly Midway Avenue I Mr, and Mr*. Anthony l>«Mnrco. formrrly irf Brooklyn. Mr, and Mrs. James L. Howard are the new owners of Ml Blaven minute* Weil IN. 44 deortei pimnlleld, in the Counly ot Union in dlittnct 3)7.24 teet Northeasterly N.Y. havn purchased th*> home at 170 North Ave. Ksn- 11'Wl,*. dlttanctot fifty feat IW') lo the Staf* of New Jersey, Bounded alon« ihe tama from Iti interiKtlon Klmball Ave., formerly owned by Mrs, Charles Dom. e point,- Ihence (J) South forty five and described at follows: with Ihe Northeasterly tide of wood. Th« finle of this Multiple I,luted property wss The iisle of this home was negoialvd by Ruth Read of deorem Forty nine minute! WMl (S. Beginning at the intarteellon Nifthtrwood Avenue and running, negotiated hy Addle < hulium of (he office of Joy Brown, 41 degree* if'Wl A diilente of one tormud by Ihe Seufhwetterly tide of imtnte ill •itmo me southeaiterty I'esrsall * Frsnkenbach, Inc., Keillor*. hundred torty fMtiul)') to a point in Hobari Avsnue and the North nd» tif EMl Third itreai, North V Inc. H*Hltor of 112 Kim M wvitarly «ltt« of thermMn Avenue, aturtM II imnutM eail Mil t»o, of Terrace Placet Itiinc* ui South and from thtmce running lh»nt» ID South 4! (Jejo/ee* "J forty (our lieurew etnvert mtnute* 111 Along ih« Norlhwutttrly tide ot in>nut*t Eail 1*1.(M feet to ih# reur Salt IS. 44 d»«r»M irBI oral bin *.h>rm«n Av«nue, toulfl tt di»rt>»s, line of tjarie Plata LOU/ 'hunt* 111 dlna on laid sidi nn« ol furrarn i» minufct W»M, 101 »3 tMt. ihanee jHono the »»mi! South 4) t<*urim u ' cunt fifty f««t IM') 18 <7I North it i)«tireai Wnt. Ill 41 minute* Wail w <(*<•• m*nt» (41 ecc y tael, tn«Mt« the paint aannd »!«»» of Beginning mon8 iht> ta«t» Nnrlh 4 u i Being mii off loot NNnn i on» » tanninn UI North 4? d«lf»M, H mlm/t*» minufn WMl h» ui Many th» Mm*, South 4» dtgrMI BWItiHIHl) Union county «"8Ht»f E««t. tM n ie*f lo ih» usiitt and Oin dmntitiwt WO m octorri B commonly known m NO 1«J piice ttt t««iHfiittij «itn » tU'V«y mtt* by •>«(«* M i wltina N»w th» iibov» itmcrivtion it dmwtt in C«"t)H >ntl Company, dated Mty )t, Itttti ntcortjuhri! wim a tufvey *»o> Dv IW0 thp lernflDins dMtuniio" '» '" P

rtiril" llv BeiNO frf»tfll»|>» IUWWM HI 9W "hit tfrthtar.lietH 4r* flaHtt> ^r«tl B 5lt1U#r. Un!f>d Ont^ntli'f 71. N l i»» 51ft>«l. Th»f« I* du« «B»t(i«uti«t"lv r t * 00 •*.•••••?•( »ll.mi ft and cotlt »M,Id! II with iBll>t»ttlH)Hi rht it dye »bemNi» 1 4h the Sheriff rs«.efv»» the ngnl '» "I* Hi)nl 16 IJJ.OM « w'tH itifef•*! C»m MUffh Mb Driving Award . Peter J. KM«IM, right, vice aSlflurrl ItliJ ««l# th» ?ht>fltt Mr, nftrt Mr>, Wllllmti K 1'nrlhv have moved Inlw their Mr, »nt1 Mrs, Nfll»rt t'<*Hfo« h»v« mnved mtft their new gttsf-itt feti th* ntlht Ift HfMMtjitl of operation! for the KI!«»!>Uit»wit Out. n#m» at H3 Cray Terrace, htuwt***). The »»le of this BAL^MDBi ;H»f itr r" Ittij t»i«. rnmpsny, vongralHlalc* £mm«tl T. ffehomp, th« firm* new hum? *t :l.1i IK»ll!fl« Id** ttMd. the a Ntjvcm * t»i PM oom multiple) II»M propfrtv was iwgollaletl hy Marlon 0, multiple ll«led property *•» negotiate*' BV WIMMM C, uete, »ny!. rlHH RIMM ANO BLOOM, A"Vt §OU AND NOLL, *ar«y •ufwrviW, for tti» ga» eomlMiny't tact ••'» TIIvlor of Ihe office of Btrretl * fruln, Inc., Hesltofi. 8J s> WL GL OJ ft WL t* »4I)» OJ » W C« l»f H driving rtem, whkh t»rn*inHUm*\ «wsrd. Nlm« Jr, «f the olflf#» «f Barrel! £ train. Inc. KenltoMi l1Hf tlUiti *««*.: •tt.DO It Pare 20 THE WB8TFIBLP

LIGAL Nona UCAL NOTKI LMAL MOTICr PUBLIC NOTICE report to the officer in command. SHERIFF'S SALE Public Notlct is hertby «lv«n th«t SECTION XXII. Th.t Section 11.32 SUPERIOR COURT OF NEW •n ordinance at which the following be amended to read as follows: JERSEY, CHANCERY DIVISION, It • copy was Introduced, read and Volunteer firemen to be under UNION COUNTY, DOCKET NO. F. pasted, on first reading by 'hedirection of Fire Chief at fires; 2006-72 J. I. KISLAK MORTGAGE Council of the Town of Westf Itld at a leaving fire before permission CORPORATION (a N.J. Corp.) meeting held June 26, 1973, and that granted. Plaintiff, vs. RONNIE GENE ——— A HANDY KKtENCE UST Of 1EUAIII LOCAL FltMS tn* said council will further con- All volunteer firemen shall be BATTLE et ux et als., Defendants. sider the same tor final passage on under the direction of the Fire Chief CIVIL ACTION EXECUTION • the 10th day of July, 1973, at 1:30 or his deputy In command at all fires FOR SALE OF MORTGAGED • APPLIANCES • AUTO MALMS • FORMAL WfAR • SERVICE STATIONS PN, in the Council Chamber, and alarms of tires. The officer In PREMISES • AUTO DEALfltS • INSURANCI Municipal Building, 425 E. Broad command at any fire shall have the By virtue of the above-stated writ St, Westf leld. New Jersey, at which power summarily to suspend any of execution to me directed I shall time and place any person who may volunteer fireman for disobedience, expose for sale by public vendue. In AUSTErS EUCLID b« interested therein will be given an misconduct or neglect of duty, such room B-B, In the Court House, In the GOODWIN MOTOR opportunity to be heard concerning Suspension to continue sublect to the City of Elizabeth, N.J., on Wednes- FOR INSUMNCC CAIL said ordinance. approval of the Fire Chief until the day, the 18th day of July A.D., 1973. CORP. / JOYC.VREELAND Town Council shall take action at two o'clock in the afternoon of CHARLES W. COSENZA Town Clerk thereon. No volunteer fireman shall said day.' MUCIOfSNNZ • SUNMAM (VOIJVO) eENERAL ORDINANCE NO. leave the scene of a fire until all ALL that tract or parcel of land, 2ElmSUMt,WNtfwM AN ORDINANCE TO AMEND THE apparatus is ready to return to head- situate, lying and being In the city of AUnOBISCD TAILORS SERVICE CODE OF THE TOWN OF WEST- quarters unless permission to leave Plalnfield in fhe County of Union In 2331100 has been granted by the Fire Chief the State 01 New Jersey: COfVOM TPAIUBIKBto AHkar Wltlk. Pr« FIELD, CHAPTER 11, ARTICLE or his deputy in command. 11, "FIRE DEPARTMENT." BEING known and designated as AMD ALTBIUTIOIM • WkMl AlltMMM SECTION XXIII. That Section 11. the most northeasterly 16 feet of Lot • Waul SalaaXaa BE IT ORDAINED by the Town WOUMAV WXAR RCNTAta — Council of the Town of Westfleld In 33 be amended to read as follows: 6 and the most southwesterly 17 feet Your local Volvo D*oUr • Motar Tax-o* ttwCounty (X Union, mat Chapter II, Any member of the volunteer of Lot 7 Block 3 as shown on a certain wa RATE mm OWN «TOCK llW Wk force who may desire to resign shall map entitled "Map ot Building Lofs WUIiimJiyClirk Ud. HIKMIUIID our Article 11, "Fire Department" of the Bnka l*rt)e* — *—* Code of the Town of Westfleld be forward his resignation to the Fire tor Sale by the pialnfield Real SOS Somertti Street amended as follows: Chief. If no charges exist against Estate Co. City of pialnfield, N.J. RAWSON 3331SM vt«k-i SECTION 1. That Section 116 be him, the Fire Chief shall accept said dated October KvV filed In the No.Pbinficld.N.J. deleted. volunteer fireman's resignation. Union County Clerk's (now CADILLAC 756-2239 CoH 312-4744 SECTION II. That Section 11» be SECTION XXIV. That Section 11 Register's) Office November Jfttn, amended fo read as follows: 35 be amended to read as follows: 1695, as Map No. 97 B, which said • PUB. OIL Every member of the Fire Exemption certificates will be premises are also described from a 4S9 North Av*. Department shall wear a badge granted to all members of the survey by Roger M. Carroll and 143 (. Irootf *, • •ARKR SHOPS which shall have stamped thereon volunteer force who have served as Company, dated September 23rd, Ih* letters "W.F.O." and theactive firemen for the term 1971 as follows: FUGMANN number of the member to whom It Is prescribed by law and have per- BEGINNING in the southeasterly MARTIN'S STATE FARM Issued. All badges shall be theformed sufficient fire duty for the side of West Fourth street, 158 feet OIL COMPANY INSURANCE COMPANIES MOUNTAINS!* property at the Town and shall be same number of years, either southwesterly therein, from Its ELM RADIO 4 TV, In* BARBER Horn* OMeta: WaamlnriM. Illlnolr distributed to the members of the successively or In the aggregate. intersection with the southwesterly DM 7M-S341 Alwoyt Roody M aorvo You Department by the Fire Chief. Upon The time served shall be certified to side of Prescott Place; thence: (I) SERVICe by the Town Clerk and Fire Chief along me southeasterly side of West STYLIST ttw resignation, removal or death of WBIRLTOOL — mnemwm IID a member, his badge mhall be and the sufficiency of fire duty Fourth Street, South 49 degrees 54 Ov«n<«uiiir- a Braka awTtaa returned lo the Fire Chief. No performed shall be certified to by minules west, 33.0 feet; thence: (2) SAH1LTOH • LUMBER a BxtM Taaa-ipa member shall loan his badge. the Fire Chief. South 40 degrees, 06 minufes East, 4 krtM U •«•» T«U a Ra4lalar Saaalia SECTION III. That Section 1110 SECTION XXV. That Section 113a 150.01 feet to a point In the rear line i% •alrak**4M — MM* OMi a. Baaaka — v«CI«r* ol said lots aforesaid; thence: (31 NOMUS CHEVROUr be amended to read as follows: be amended to read as follows: LUlm aWntotli* a Ranlttar * OaaataMc All members of the uniformed Fire Chief to keep roll of members along the same. North 49 degrees, 54 nm CiMIM J. S. IRVING COMPANY of volunteer force. minutes East, 33.0 feet thence: (41 RMtflM, krvlea — farce and volunteer members shall itCA CaUr TT. tUtlH, *i± felt* * larrtc* LUMBER * MttXWORK conform and obey all rules and The Fire Chief shall keep a roll of North 40 degrees, 06 minutes west, Mnn: I AJJf. t« • Mt O( Evarr DaaerlyUas luaacllaB Waffe regulations which the Town Council the active and exempt members of 150.02feet to the southeasterly side 0 WtltMor Buratr West Fourth Street, the point and . wvr.i. oity — OIL, acRNei •hall, from tln-.e to time, adopt. the volunteer force, with the dates of 331-0400 331-530S Bur Bvdfa t Parai«t VIM 313-f77* SECTION IV. That Sections nil their admission, exemption and place of BEGINNING. UARDWARC — TAINT* and 11-12 be deleted and be replaced resignation. He shall also keep on The above description is drawn in 20 Urn Unit AilkttlMC IMBmSt. 1131 Rt. 32 MaunMMti by a new section 11 II which shall file all applications for membership. accordance with a survey made by DM 3134373 read as follows: SECTION XXVI. That Section II- Roger M, Carroll and Company, i AM. W. 37 be amended to read as follows: dated 9 23-71. Charge* preferred against a 'IUJOT »m* WMr n • CANDLES 341 South Avo. t. WortfWd member of the Fire Department Fire Chief to credit volunteers, BEING fhe same premises con- accusing said member of In-with attendance at fires. veyed to fhe Mortgagprs herein by L4r(* MMtlm M capacity, misconduct or dlobedlence It shall be me duty of the Fire deed of Angela Kohn, widow of even VM« Cera *m* TrwM • JMOVINO * STORAOi • STORM DOORS of the rules and regulations Chief or his deputy in charge at any date herewith and recorded RANKiN FUEL CO. established for the Fire Department alarm to be responsible for crediting simultaneously with the mortgage In DM 31S-0M0 & WINDOWS' •hall be sat forth In a written the officers and members of the the Office of the Register ot union «•«• INI HENRY P. TOWNSEND complaint signed by me person volunteer torce with attendance at County, New Jersey. such alarm and to credit the officer SELL IT WEATHER SHIELD making the charge. All charges shall This is a purchase money first ITOIAOI be specific and the complaint shall or member of fhe volunteer force mortgage given to secure a part of ALUMINUM contain a statement of the essential with such attendance If such officer the purchase price paid for the fact* upon which the charges are In charge has granted such member premises above described. IN OIL 1UIHW MOVtH0*PAO0H0 based. The complaint shall be tiled permission to leave. Also included herein as part of the RHLLY Festering: In the office of the Fire Chief before SECTION XXVII. All ordinances mortgaged premises above THIS ••CindkibyBhiepteWUI whom a hearing on said charges will or parts ot ordinances inconsistent described are two ranges. otosMOBin ca be held. A copy of the complaint with this ordinance are hereby Said premises also being known as &*Bsumcr Dlot 274-fMO •hall be served upon ttie Fire repealed to the extent ot such In- 969.«;i w. Fourth street, Pialnfield. SPACE •West Va. GIIM A Moaic Glut "~ DEAL OIMCT Department member with a notice consistency. New Jersey. ota hearing thereon designating Its SECTION XXCIII. If any section, There Is due approximately AwhwWd *Comtant Flame Candle Lamps 430 CMrtwrnlal Avfc .CMfrtMj ANB time and place which shall be not subsection, clause or phrase of this »33,07M! with interest from May 31, Complete Line of Candle SAVE UP TO 4040%% _ less than is nor more than 30 days ordinance, be for any reason held 1973 and costs. Oldimobtte from the date of the service of the" Invalid, such decision shall not af- The Sheriff reserves the right to Making Supplies A Kits mm poucr complaint. If the member of the Fire CO. fect the remaining portions of this ad|ourn this sale. Ui-tkUrim AN AD Department against whom charges ordinance. RALPH ORISCELLO, 233-6364 «pa»a»li»l«i Tri—*lr frftt arc preferred shall be tound guilty SECTION XXIX. This ordinance Sheriff. I BUM IMI* thereof, he shall be subject to M0 N«rth Am I. AD 3-74J1 640 Sou* Av*. WtitfMtf reprimand, fine, forfeiture of days shall take effect as provided hy law. WALLEY AND WALLEY, Attys. VAN'S aldBOJIBAT off, reduction In rank, suspension of •-M-7J1T Fees. *9VO4 DJ & WL CX 30305 CcU HEATIKO OIL* C«k* WESTJFiaO removal from the service as 6 2173 4T Fees: 1104.64 APPLIANCE CO. • CLEANERS ft DYERS determined In each case by the Fire SHERIFF'S SAL! Mlda*«4N0 SMMIFF'S SALE Aulhori/cd Sales A Service Chief. SUPERIOR COURT OF NEW SUPERIOR COURT OF NEW • »aHk In. a.- JERSEY, CHANCERY DIVISION, JERSEY, CHANCERY DIVISION. ROTCHFORD PONTIAC SECTION V. That Section 11.13 be UNION COUNTY, DOCKET NO. F- amended to read as follows: UNION COUNTY. DOCKET NO. F- ON THIS • TOWING 3946-71 QUEEN CITY SAVINGS Letters of appointment, signed by 3219-72 FEDERAL NATIONAL • K«ch'an Aid AND LOAN ASSOCIATION, a New • Hamiltdn the Fire Chief, shall be given to all Jersey corporation. Plaintiff, vs. MORTGAGE ASSOCIATION, » •Batttr Dry Cleanlnf Slnca lilt" GLASS members of the Department when corporation organized under an Act • MaikCliaf JOSEPH C. TUTURICE, his heirs, • Chrytlat Airtamp. svmmmv a) Btliar Dry Cl««nln»' they are appointed alter having devisees and personal representa- of Congress and existing pursuant to the Federal National Mortgage • ahlrt Laundtrlns complied with all requirements of tives and his, their or any of their We urvice end intlall all inaki'i ttw Town of Westfleld and the state successors in right, title and In Association Charter Act, having its Naw and UMCI Call • Cold Fur Slorag* principal office in fhe City of Of New Jersey. lerest, et ux., ct als., Defendants. Call 2321724 o Viapanr anil Rue Claulia; D4BGLASS JOES AMOCO SECTION VI. That Section 1116 Washington, District of Columbia. CIVIL ACTION WRIT OF Plaintiff, vs. LIONEL O. McGILL, IN WESTF1ELD: •hell be amended so that the second EXECUTION, FOR SALE OF 111 i South Av*. W.. WHtfeM 232-3700 sentence thereof shall be deleted. et ux., Defendants. CIVIL ACTION PAGE MORTGAGED PREMISES 24 HOURS SECTION VII. That Section 11-17 WRIT OF EXECUTION • FOR S*n«MandP«ti lll.lroadSl. Dial73«0100 By virtue of the above-stated writ 5AL.E OF MORTGAGED MAIN OFFICB AND PLANT: tOUl 4 UIIIS MUMKi be deleted. of execution to me directed I snail 664-3222 SECTION VIII. That Section 11 H expose for sale by public vendue. In PREMISES • ANTIQUIS 1301 South Ave., Plalnfield MIRROR shall be amended so that the second By virtue ot the above-stated room B-B, In the Court House. In the Olkar Stotaa I* PlaliflalS sentence thereof reads as follows: City Of Elizabeth, N.J., on Wednes writ of execution to me directed I 433 North Aw., Eli Over 25 Yean He shall also keep a record of all day, the lBth day of July A.D., 1973, shall expose for sale by public WaitfMd "A Complete Repair Shop tire badges distributed by him. venude, in room B-8, in the Court nt two o'clock In the afternoon of THI ATTIC On Wheeli" SECTION IX. That Section \\.\1 said day. House, in the City of Elizabeth, N.J,, •CURTAINS, DUPERIES shatl be amended lo read as follows-. ALL the following 1ract or parcel on "WedncsUav. 'he 25th day ot July All work done at your It shall be the duly of the Fire of land and premises hereinafter A.D , 1973, at two o'clock in the MAY "Ol« TkUlt With Pawl»UI«lM Home Or Office Chief to see that all laws, or. particularly described, situated, afternoon of said day. Premises MI0AI DKORATOU dlnances, rules, regulations and lying and being in fhe City of Plain- situate In the City of Plalnfield, Call Bofors Noon for orders relative to the Department County of Union and State of New AM fan* Alll«IM* SAME DAY SERVICE field, County of Union and State of C«U)U — t-laaaa — Ba«apraa«* are promptly enforced and obeyed, New Jersey: Jersey. 381-2003 and that all derelictions or trans- BEGINNING at a point In the BEGINNING 91 a point In the Caatoai Ma4* gressions that may come to hissoutherly side line of Pemberton sou theas terly side I ine of Welt Dial 333-1ff34 17 Lincoln M«d. ..ClARK knowledge are promptly In- Fourth Street, as the same is now Ml» Covara * Dri|trlal Avenue distant along the same and Ma-am vestigated. the same extended In a generally laid out and opened, said point being •HOME IMPROVEMENTS SECTION X. That Section II 20 be easterly direction 570 feet from the distant In a northeasterly direction WaaitaU amended to read as follows: point lormed by the Intersection of thirty six and forty nine hundredfhs EARN 1 •UPHOLSTERERS The Fire Chief shall promptly the said side line ot Pemberton Ave (36.49) feet along the said side line report to the Town Administrator nue with the easterly side line Ken from Its intersection with the north-, any officer or member of theyon Avenue if both side lines were easterly side I ine-of Monroe Avenue, uniformed force who by reason of extended to form such Intersection; said beginning point being the north- age, disease, accident or other thence running in a course of south 7 erly corner ol property conveyed to AN AD disability cannot fully, promptly and degrees 3B minutes West and along Robert Clark. Jr.; thence south properly perform full duty In the line of Lot 73 in Block 2 on a certain forty one degrees cast (S.41E) along Department. map hereinafter mentioned, a said Clark's line a distance ot one SECTION XI. That Section 11.21 distance of 139.55 feet to »l» WESTFIELD The regular uniformed force of said block; thence running in a at ••» Tawlaa Homa lmprovanaat 8arrlc«" paid firemen shall consist of a Fire course of North 7 dearees 38 minutes parallel with the first line herein EARN YOU East and binding on Lot 74 a described grMS and existing pursuant fo Business PAINT ft membership In the retirement Sherill the FrdfMi National Mortgage As • DRUGSTORES nnuiimmnunmn system. McDONOUGH fl. SUL I.IVAN, sot itidon Charter Act. having its (3) Is abloto read, write and spenk Altys. principal oldce in thf O'v 0' j WALLPAPER the English language wnll and in DJ & WL CX 301 05 Washington, District of ColurntiiA, OCLUOIO» araciAUorc teUlgently 6 2\ 734T I cps; $1Or> (iO I'lrtinMf. v, HOnCttT L SMITH, I 333-14M Fraa Dallvary Directory (4) Is of goof moral character widowr, rt ,il , Defendant* CIVIL . 6na of lh« MMI Modarn (5) has not beon convicted of any SHERIFF'S SALE AtTION WMir Of t XrCUTtON I CENTRAL PHARMACY Paint li Wallpapar Sriowroomi criminal offense Involving niornl SUPHHIOH COUNT Of NPWt OH ',AI r. or MOM roAor o DM 3137071 Dial 312-O07J In tha ArM. turpitude. Advertising JERSEY. CHANCtRY DIVISION. PIH'MISI '• f Surgical Suppltai SECTION XV. That Section 11 !5 UNION COUNTY, OOCKtM NO I UyV-fttM-dl the .ihiivc stntcc) writ | MM tow* Ato. W. 41S North Avo. f. Waatflolai be amended to read on follows 3516 n I tDUMAL NATIONAi (il caution lo IMC tliroc ted I *hnH ] Control Avv, Cor. fark tl. Coll 232-1600 • WINDOW SHADES The regular uniformed force of MOHIOACVE ASSOCIATION, n •'•I>UM' tor \fiif< liy Muhlk vvmhJP, m paid firemen ahull bo divided mlo lorporAtlon oruflniml under an A( t room H &. m the (. (Jiirf HuuM-, in thi- W.nfl.ld SELLS 333 W. Broad St. WsitfMtt lour platoons or shuts The mtMii «( Conyrcus flticl existing purvjfl'it to < ily ul I liMlipth, N ) . on W«-d • AUTO DIALIRS berj ot luch force shall bn ,i«igiicrntM)fl WESTFIELD TIFFANY DRUGS PLUMBING tlmo by the Fire Chief urlntlpal offIc f in fho I ity nf Of ',/!«< ctAy SECTION XVI. Thnt Sfctlon II ]a irVtUtHnutUri, District ot ColumlUcv All Ihrt1 trmt or |imt t>l of Unit, AUGUSTINE be amrndnd to rpad its follows' Plfllnlllf, v* JAWt •". IPWAHPS. ft l g ntnl l>iafa a Waak ALLSTATE E»ch paid member ol Ihc I Ire nl*. , Pl'frndmtK ( IVH nfi«'l(l Itic f f U MOTORS •arrtai PtrS O»a«ra far Dallr t a.m. to IS a.m. MOUNTAINIIDI Department ul Inn town Vmli I>I> on Ai i ION WHIT or rxn UTION Hi.- Mrtti- nf New actual duty lorflu nverng c of lorfy f OH '.All' Ot MOH t (. A f * I I) Ml MNNlNt. il Oiar II THri a»a«ara • a.«. «< l.lt »m PIUMIINQ • NIATINO two hours pur wi't'k In miy nluhl , I'M! MISIS Hutlwn Vitamin MrtHlucli C>a>l«a A, Haaatkaa week cycle I Hy vlrtiip ill thtt filiovt' Muted *t>t Awtharliod RVMSII Itavsr CoMllaa 8UC IION XVII Hint Sec lion ll V M|ioM< for *tf\U> hy |M*(th . . • IMPBRIAt. FOID (••la M*a Farklaa V»r.«llan BllnHt SECTION XVIII Hint Si'diun II r(i(i(ii II H, in thr> (tuirt HOUM>. if) IM MiurrniAb 21 b» ampiidml lo ivius i\> follow* ( It/ ol f llMtJfMh, H I , mi Wr-lnr" • PLTMOOTB] lalti farvUo Prat rifk.V* aa« BallTarr H»rry E.Qoatt, Jr, •nglnn Bcada Tl» volulllpcir Ivrin of llriutipn [My. Mic >1l'Mlny nf l.ily A |i IV/l, • TAUAJfT Auto fdmpl.U ol two (>•(!<>' k in tr>« nllt'fn '••. Z^nit din Vlill Our Wiowrovm lhall b Ot | <>n tit TnUNtHKaiND 23J-320O I'liiHiice Mcimi1ititn\ liy thrtfiqlng IIIK fjrnt tit (ilNNlN'i nt d ii'iini in IM (1/ I r|*flrl«ln(l*M ltnt»nt« lo f-ddij n> folio***. lior ItinnMnfly *.lltr> tt\ Ullyn ',tf«n H7 'il 174 Home 233-0I07 All vljlunfent )irt.tnen tiMjill |>P ,l,O«.i.| 1/1 (ft't nof fMW"-t'«ri tf,t*h •IF North Av#i I* WaalflOM 70 MM 20 #ppolnl*d hy HIP I irr> ( hint with ll-n (Mffn-n frmri ilk frr.t'>r 233-7377 «n6 eonterU of ttm M.iyor BARTELL'S SUCTION XX tlirtt «»iu fiun 11 in DOM'S TOYOTA be amended to tomi n*, follow* UNION COUNTY tsVfcry flplil r ntiuh tot n|i AUTO SALES VOLKSWAGEN, pelrttmertt ; 1006 SOUTH AVt W WIStfltlB, fh« '"'f- ChlVf whlrh *.r,*>H (if Mini FRANKENBACH, INC. With Hif f=lr# CHlpt UtMiM Mirti|j|b,|iiiM A«tl«riM4 TH« flpplltrihf •jHflll **«!<- M*, ,lljn. WINDOW SHADES rvildtntv orid oteupntioi' tV.H I <). 333.4700 MilnbtFiihiTrpfot« tJ) * WL t* HI (It Mlt> HOI I "li a, •*!«••<» MaMStli til t, *1 f^ACL 233-0774| 2323031 cfit#y fa the plite of "it ttts t t )M 'IV) mtivMS »>attrut * ut«*t) IIM **««k Afa. lUflmSt. Wsttflsld 4 U/l It t .., dq/( 111 Cinlral Av» In Hwr.Ho il i HiiC IlFfS fev«l> 3791131 -THE WE8TFIELD (NJ.) LEADER, THURSDAY, JUNE 28, 197S Pate tl Kinney Joins Witnesses to Participate In Bank Post Edward D. Comer, CHURCH SERVICES Bank Board president of Charles A. In Large Convention Series Redden Inc., customs CATHOLIC CHCBCH Samuel M. Kinney Jr., brokers and foreign freight BT. PAUL* •IBST UNITED president of Union Camp 4H Bart Mi 1 EPISCOPAL CHCBCH METHODIST CHUBCH One of the largest series of Christendom's problems of he theme of these in- forwarders, has been ap- 414 East Bread St. AT WE8TFOCLD Corporation, has been religious conventions in apathy, division and pointed to the Port Newark SBRSS™ Weatfleld, V. J. AtTi elected to the board of ternational conventions fturiw hnka — U AM. The Bev. Cajtea history will be staged this declining membership are denotes: 'Divine Victory.' It advisory board of Firsl Boate ShM — 11 AJf. Blchard J. Hardmaa directors of First National year by Jehovah's wit- caused by a lack of genuine will bring man what he so National State Bank of New Bev. Themas E. Daly _ThThe BBeve . Hagh Uvesuraed Bev. James C. Whltakar State Bank of New Jersey nesses. knowledge of the Bible by its sorely needs - peace and Jersey. B«v. Michael Otmmt Thh e Bev.. D. Themas AadrewAd a Bev. Pattl* B. DtoMsttch and also to the board of the The Watchtower Bible and members and disagreement •ev. UaaUaaa Ba The Bev. CharleCh s A. CeaaretU Bev. David T. llsinail bank's holding company, unity." The Bev. Herbert Arnuaategal Bev. Jaeaes A. Jekaaea Tract Society in New York over its multitude of doc- Sunday services: 7:45 a.m., First National State Ban- has revealed completion of trinal differences. P Sunday, 10 a.m., church corporation. Summer Minister Lesson Sermon: Christian holy communion; 8:45 a.m. school will be in aeasion for plans for tt "Divine Vic- "For example," he said, and 10 am., morning prayer children through the 3rd Science. and sermon on the first and tory" international 'consider the iasues of At Baptist Church Ooldtn Text: "I have lonsed grade; 10 a.m., worship serv- assemblies in 46 countries for thy salvaUon, O Lord; third Sundays in the month, ice in the Sanctuary. Dr. abortion, separation and and thy law I* my delight." holy communion and sermon Clark W. Hunt, senior minis- around the world. divorce, changing moral The Rev. Dr. Arthur Paalnu 110:174. . Sunday, Masses at «:«5, S, on the second, fourth and firth ter, will preach. Following the Charles Molohan, in- standards, war and peace, Dodgson of Homestead »:1B, 10:30, 11:48 a.m., 1 p.m. Sundays; 11:30 a.m., holy service a fellowship hour will Chapel Masses, 9:49, 11 a.m. communion and sermon on the be held on the front lawn of ternational travel director authenticity of the Bible, Park, Fla., will be the oftAdToinqpox Hifh School Mass (Youth first and third Sundays in the the church (or in Fellowship and tour coordinator, said in family responsibility and summer minister at the Maai), »:S0 a.m. month, morning prayer and sermon on the second, fourth Room In the event of incle- New York that hundreds of religious teaching. People First Baptist Church. Dr. Saturday Evening' Mass, ment weather), with punch thousands of delegates are point to religious leaders Dodgson, who spends his "iissrs^sr 8:30 p.m. and fifth Sundays. and cookies. All are Invited to Holy communion at 7 a.m. stay for a time of greeting preparing to attend these and their divergent summers in New Jersey has •sv. BataftLAtwaB W. HELEN'S B.C. CHTJBCH every morning except Sunday. and visiting. giant meetings. viewpoints of such n a successful pastor in AaateJata XUttn Mm. Tha«M ft, Maaaar, Holy Communion at 9:30 Thursday, 8 p.m., Coffee- "For example," he said, questions. They don't agree Baptist Churches in Sunday, worship services at Faster a.m. on Wednesday and Holy House in the social hall. 11 a.m. and T p.m. with a Bev. WUHasn T. Kent*. Days. "a total of 16,000 persons among themselves so how liana. He has also served minary provided for both Christian healing service at will be traveling to forty- could the general mem- as an interim minister in strvlces; Sunday school at LankerVi BOH Bead 9:30 a.m. on Thursday. Zinsser Co. three different countries in bership be at unity in its several New Jersey »:30 a.m.; Jr., Inter, and 8r. at Bafcwu Ave. viewpoints? It's im- Churches. He will be Edward D. Comer Macfwn Leafues at S p.m.; WeatflaM, H. /-ttt-UU Central and South America, friend* In Chrtit at S:30p.m. Maasea are scheduled as fol- ALL SAINTS'EPISCOPAL President Africa, Europe, the South possible." preaching his first sermon Coiner, who lived 20 years) Monday. Youth Choir practice low*: Dally Man • 0 a.m.: CHCBCH Pacific, the Mideast and the Myers pointed to the on Sunday. The hour of in Westfield and now lives in at T p.m. Sunday Maasea - Saturday at «• Park Ave, Scotch Plata* Gardner R. Cunningham Far East." Witnesses' conventions as worship is 9:30 a.m. Tuesday, Prayer Hum at 8:30 p.m., 8:18, 9:30, 10:48, The Beveread Jeha B. Metis**, of Kimball Turn, hat been Samuel M. Kinney Jr. Mlddletown, joined the 1 p.m. In the Fine Room; and 12 noon on Bunday, Better elected president of William Kinney, who lives in Molohan said there are an illustration of a world- Redden firm in 1947 and has choir practice at 7:48 p.m. The Kev. Carl B. Grace)?. Aset, approximately 20 tours wide group of Christian Comer in New been president for .20 yean. Wednesday, prayer meeting Sunday, Pentecost in, 8 Zinsser k Co., a resin Weatfield, joined Union OUB LADY OF LOCBDES a.m.; 10 a.m., the Holy Camp, which has involved for American people unified both The company was and Bible study at 7:48 p.m. B.O. CHCBCH manufacturer with travelers. Four to Europe, organisationally and doc- Multitone Post (Al€Hl Eucharist. headquarters in New York headquarters in Wayne, in established in Newark in Monday, 9 a.m. to 11:30 four to the Mideast, one to trlnally. Jacques Comer Jr. of 1910 and has offices at «O SMOeafaralAve^B a.m., reading advancement City. 1962 as vice president and CHuaca secretary. Prior to that, he the Orient, five to Africa, He said the conventions Asbury Park, son of Mr. and Delancy Street, in the Port Bar. Gerard i. MeOany, program dally Monday thru Mr. Cunningham has been two to the Middle East, two will provide Jehovah's : 74 Marttae Avt, Friday. with Zinsser since 1M8, was a vice president of Mrs. Jacques Comer of Authority Terminal. Tuesday, 8:30 p.m., Young Daystrom, Inc. A director of to South America, one to the Witnesses with a com- Westfield, has been ap- Comer is a member of the Bev. Gerard B. Whets* Peoples' A.A. meeting. joining the company as an South Pacific, one to Hawaii prehensive program to build Bev. James T. Beaedette administrative assistant. He Union Camp since 1967, he pointed training coor- Ironbound Manufacturers' Sunday, 10 a.m., the Rev. Sunday, Maasea at 7, 8, 9.15. Wednesday,.. 9 a.m., the and another to Puerto Rico. upon an already existing Elisabeth Y. Andenon will Holy Eucharist. was appointed sales was elected president in dinator, technical service Association, the Greater 10:30 a.m. and 12 noon. Thuraday, 1 p.m., Al-Anon 1972. "All those on tour will be faith. department, for Multitone Newark Chamber of preach. The Lord's Supper , 3aturday Evening Mass, T manager in 1955, a member going by regular com- will be celebrated. Nursery m. meeting. of the board of directors in He is a director of New "These persons are Electronics Inc. in Commerce, the World Trada care Is provided. The con- a.m. mercial flights," Molohan neither 'unchurched nor Springfield. He formerly Association of New Jersey, gregation is Invited to stay r 1K6, and vice-president in Jersey Life Insurance said. "Twenty-three planes Weekdays, Masses at 7 and ISM. Company of Newark and of inactive'," he said. "They was senior technician for and the National Customs for fellowship and refresh- Holyday Masses. 6, T, 8, 10 The are chartered for Hawaii are active, not passive, the company. Brokers Association of ment on the lawn. Members am., a p.m. C.F. Mueller Company of with 5,600 delegates in- of the Senior High Fellow- Miraculous Medal Novena Jersey City, as well as a Christians." America. •hip will b* host* and Mass: Monday at 8 p.m. Its* CNffweea M. volved. Twelve planes are "Secondly," he added, "it COMPLETES COURSE He is a graduate of TUasday, Wednesday and Scetch Ptatas, New feney director of Union Camp and set for Puerto Rico with Thuraday, 7:30 p.m., youth Benediction during thti of four of its affiliate* or provides us with an op- John H. Wtest of 6 Osborn Rutgers University and school year on Fridays at: 4,100 scheduled to par- portunity to travel to other Ave., local representative John Marshall College of canteen for senior highs. 2:30 p.m. Oaater, MUtea Kan subsidiaries. ticipate and 16 planes to Wednesday, July 4, the Baptisms on Bunday at :i SSS-1SM A former Town Coun- parts of the country or the for Mutual of Omaha and Law. church office will be closed. p.m. by appointment. Friday, Sabbath service, Europe with 2,800 traveling world to see this unity of United of Omaha, has 8:30 pm. cilman, he was chairman of abroad." TUPLE ntAinr-BL Confaatfons, Every Saturday finance for the town of purpose in action. It is recently completed a and evna of Holy Days ami Saturday, Sabbath service, responsible for helping us comprehensive insurance The heart and blood vessel First Fridays, from 4 to 8 and 9:30 a.m., Bar MlUvah of Westfleld. "Additionally, there are diseases now claim the lives mm.r - - from 7:48 to 8:30 p.m. Clifford Blrnbaum, son of Mr. 33 aircraft scheduled to accomplish the work we are course offered at the and Mrs. Mark Blrnbaum. Elected Vice-Pres. come to the U.S. from committed to do - declare National Sales Training of more than 1,000,000 Oaatar, Dei a. THE MOUNTAINSIDE Sunday, morning service, Europe to attend 12 different the good news of God's enter in Pittsburgh, Pa. Americans yearly, being TMtas OO8PEL CHAPEL 9:15 a.m. responsible for about 53 per Friday, summer services, Monday, morning service, Of Korn/Ferry conventions this summer," kingdom by Jesus Christ as Wiest is associated with S p.m. 7 a.m. he said. mankind's only hope." the Jerry C. Link Division cent of all deaths, according I I SSBB«SBSHSasj«rW| It* •• to the Union County Chapter Saturday, Bar Mltavah of Bev. ReaaM B. Beace, Faatoi Thuraday, morning service, Kenneth D. McCullough of "It is not merely a matter Office, general agency for Stewart Under, 10:90 a.m. 7 a.m. The sites include the of the American Heart Tuesday, Men's Club bridge, dMrck eHket tSt-StM 142 Harrison Ave has been largest facilities in the of 'calling people to Christ.' Mutual and United in Sunday, 6:48 a.m., Sunday elected vice president of Rather, it is helping people Association. S p.m. • school for all ares; 11 am , COMMUNITY United States, Yankee Rockaway. Ifominr worship service; chU- PBESBYTEBIAM OHUBOH Korn Ferry International. Stadium, New York; see Christ in his proper WIHVOWOBOVB dren's church for grades 1-3: Meettag Hones law Mr. McCullough joined Kom Veterans Stadium, position today as the en- PBESBTTEBIAIf 7 pm., evenlna; worship serv- MemtataaMe, New Jersey Ferry in June of 1872 and Philadelphia; White Sox throned king of God's lMlstarttaa ice. Malater Wednesdays: 8 p.m., mid- The Bev. Bmer A. Tatoett, Jr. Park in Chicago; Tiger kingdom and soon to ^Ms-ami week prayer service. Dlr. ef Christian rturatliai Stadium, Detroit, Michigan; exerciae his rulershlp Ma* Uadst Gaol - Gardner R. Cunningham Astrodome, Houston/Texas; toward this earth. , Jr. O08PBL SEBVICES Thursday, 8 p.m., session Three Rivera Stadium, "That action by Jesus Non-denominational aospel meeting. In addition to his new ft services wlU be held In Uin Sunday, 10 a.m., uummer position, Mr. Cunningham Pittsburgh, Pennsylvania; Christ will accomplish what Scotch Plains TMCA, Grand worship service. Mr. Talcott Royals Stadium, Kansas . sitM-OTM and Union Streets, Tuesda; preaching. Child care during will continue to serve as City, Missouri; Oakland- Sunday, 10 a.m., worship evenlnfa at 7:48. service. president of Zinchem, Inc. Alameda Stadium, service, church school for Tuesday, 8 p.m., steward- This company, a Zinsser "THE TRUTH SHALL toddlers thru third grade. HOLTTBDOTT ship meeting. subsidiary, produces syn- California; Dodger Wednesday, 8:19 p.m., adult OBEJK OBTHOPQX Stadium, Los Angeles, 311 Sprinati«M Ave. study program. CHDBCH thetic polymers at its plant Friday, 8:30 p.m., Emmaus WOOOSIDE CHAPEL in Perth Amboy. Mr. California; and Atlanta BffksJffy Hts>, N*J* coffeehouse for youth. SW OaMnw BM B4. S-Maraa Avamaa Stadium, Atlanta, Georgia. Mm YOU FREE' Bar. Pater M. KaMBs sTMiweje4% If. e* Cunningham has headed the Gidfstream Park will be Sunday: 10 a.m., Orthoa;; Sunday, 11 a.m., Family subsidiary since its founding 10:18 a.m., Sunday school; Bible Hour, Leonard Brooks, utilized near Miami, 1. Country Living 10:80 to 11:48 a.m., Divlm in 196B. Florida. The practical knowledge of Director of Christian Missions Mr. Cunningham majored 2. All Rooms Professionally Uturgy. - in Many Lands, will be the Earl Myers, presiding God'i perfection and of man speaker. Christian Education in economics at Princeton si Hit lma(si and likeness can Decorated. •ev. G«f*aa I* Baft BEDBEMEB LPTHKBAW School at same hour. Nursery University from which he minister of the Clark 3. Individual Attention For provided. Congregation of Jehovah's bring ui freedom, wherever The Sacrament of Holy was graduated in 1946 after we are. Everyone. Communion will be offered on Sunday, 7:30 p.m., Leonard three years service in the Witnesses, said most local Sunday. The service will be Brooks will preach. delegates would attend the 4. Private And Semiprivate held at 9:30 a.m. The Rev. stMMA.a*snr: " ' Tuesday, 8 p.m., Prayer U.S. Army during World Accomodations. Vicar Any DtttaMf service and Bible atudy in the convention in Yankee Arnold J. Dahlqulat will be War II. Prior to joining Broadcsit trtii weak over many 5. Delicious Food, Breaching during the month of W Book of Hosea. Zinsser, he served two years KtM»att)D.McCull«»jgh Stadium in New York, July 6 itstiom Including: July. SiM * 111 Dally vacatlonal Bible to 10. 6. Rates Begin At $122 Per •iM School will continue everyday as assistant to the Dean of has strvtd •» account Week. There is babysitting for CeaBrmaMaB Cl Twrtfc from 9:30 a.m. to 12 noon College, Princeton Myers made it clear that SUNDAY MORNING very small children. Parents managtr of major New 7. State Licensed. are encouraged to bring their • AeWt BtMe Ctaaaaa until July 8. University. York citato of the firm. the conventions are not 6:16 A.M. WNBC 660KC MS-U17 For Information call 233- affiliated with any other 8:46 A.M. WNEW 113OKC children to church with them. Family Worship hours: f 1B2B or S8B-9224. Mr. Cunningham and hia Mr. MeCullough formerly 8:16 A.M. WERA 169OKC a.m. and 10:30 a.m. wife and four children have was jpntidsnt and chief religious movement. "The 9:46 A.M. WVNJ B20KC Sunday, July 1, 8 a.m., Hols resided in Westfield for 16 •XMUtiv* officer of Ebronlx objective of these meetings Communion will be celebratocl OOWOBKOATIONAL years. He is on the board of Learning Centers and and the purpose -of con- at this service; 10:30 a.m.,, CBUBUI vening is not remotely 464-9268 • Fir Interview Matin's service. At both serv- US Etaaer Street Kent Place School. Mrs •arllar held senior ices the sermon will be de- Cunningham was one of the manaMmmt positions with related to any other cam- fbeTWJTH Dr. rraaeitakB. livered by Vicar Terry DM- paign planned for 1973." »T. BfckartU mer, on "The Oood Egg". founders of The Westfleld Marci A Company and Bar. at. , L. B. Staahwd Child Day Care Center. Pwkml-Mogul Corporation. He singled out Key 73 in tHCM He». Jack B. AMero Sunday morning service will his discussion. "The slogan Dr. Faary O. Bavsakatk nut BAPTIST OaTOBOa be held at 10 a.m. In the for Key 73 is 'Calling our OatiHeat Briar, Meeting House at the First ntfectcr ef Tevtk AcMiiMai •H.t. Congregational Church. Rev. continent to Christ.' •unday, 8:30 and 10 a.m., Bev. Wilmeat J. Marray, L. R. Stanford will preach However, divergent groups worship services - Dr. Boven- Mlalstor <»SS-tS7S> the sermon. associated with this cam- herk preaching on the subject, Sunday, 9:30 a.m., morning On Tuesday evening at 8 paign disagree among "Not A Patch" • Mr. Smith worship, sermon by the sum,- p.m. Al Anon and Alateen assisting- and soloist, Karl mer minister, the Rev. Dir Qroupa meet In Cos Fellow- themselves regarding Its Lein. Child care at 10 a.m. Arthur Dodgson of Homu- ship Room. Al Anon Family overall objectives." stead Park, Fla. Child cans Group meets in Coe Fellow- Thuraday, 0:30 a.m., prayer for pre-schoolers. ship Room at 9 p.m. Quoting Christianity Fuel Oil and Burner Service chapel. Today, Myers cited Key 73's goal is to "try and give every person in the United States and Canada a real chance to say yes to Jesus Christ and to become a dependable member of his Church." Some religious writers see FRIENDS • Friends of New Jersey Public Hroa deflating the campaign as a plan a fund raising dinner to salute Channel 50 In Little "publicity stunt" for the Kalli-Monlclalr. The dinner will take plsceUct. 1!I on the "unchurched and Inactive in Montclalr Stale College campus. Pictured from left are the so-called Christian Mrs. Ilia Taylor of WeitrieM and Mrs. Cynthia Smyth of community." Scotch Plains. Myers said he _ felt JARVIS DRUG STORE 64 Elm Si

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In Tourney EAST World Series - In world Phil Good was right on Westfield will field two The second of the West- W L series action, the Bears, Sunday, and the Bears again At National AAU Mat Event entries in this summer's field YMCA's four Junior Bisons 11 3 coached by Al Stott, shut out whipped the Bisons 4-2. Springfield Invitational golf schools being offered Rangers 8 5 the Bisons with two straight Good gave up three hits and Danny lannascolio put Boys Baseball Tournament, this summer will begin July Elks 7 7 wins. In Saturday's action, was sparkling on the mound. Westfield on the national and summer league director 10. Registrations for the Royals 6 6 Jeff Stember pitched a no CUff Moore managed 2 hit* wrestling scene for the Pat Papaccio feels both three remaining golf schools Colts 4 » hitter for the Bears and shut and Jeff Campbell had one second year in a row when team have a shot at their di- are now being accepted at Eagles 4 9 out the Bisons 3 to zip. Bear hit for the Bisons. Steve he won the gold medal at the vision titles, which the one they. WEST bats were led by Steve Will Will of the Bears banged out Eastern AAU Junior Westfield entry has won the Held four days a week for W L who went 2 for 2 at the plate. a triple and Al Stott had 3 Olympic Wrestling past two seasons. Westfield two weeks, the schools will Bears 11 4 Al Stott and Jeff Stember hits and 2 RBI's while John Championships held in enjoys a two-year record of cover use of all clubs, in- Rams » S chipped in with a hit and an Baldasare had a double and Dayton, Ohio over last week 20-2. cluding irons, putter and Chiefs 8 6 RBI each. Phil Russo saved 1 RBI for the winners. Bob end. Danny, wrestling in the Westfield East, coached woods, as well as experience Orioles 8 6 the no hitter for Stember Steenhuisen, Jim Rokosny Westfield Boy's Wrestling by Charlie Schrope, Pete on the course. Wings 3 11 when he fielded a ball hit to and Jeff Campbell all saw League for the last two Giordano and Bruce Elliot, Golf professional John Leafs 3 11 right field on one hop and mound action for the Bisons. years put two national has a roster of Tom Knott, Bollinger will teach the Pony league action ended opponents away with pins, Pete McCarthy, Bill Sut- classes at Scotch Hills this week and the Bison's and won a decision for the man, Tom Rokosny, Kent Country Club. The second finished on top of the coveted title. Baldwin, Jim Kontje, Bob golf school open to boys Eastern division with an 11-3 TENNIS Last year's national Davis, Kevin Kerwin, Mike grades » through 12 will be record while the strong champion, Dsvid Tinnesz, Ruth, Mike Maroney, Brian held Tuesday through finishing Bears ended on top ANYONE? won a second place medal In and Bruce Ash forth, Craig Friday July 10 through July of the Western division with the 13 - 14 year age group, Stock, Pete Giordano, Rick 20 from 10 a.m. until 11 a.m. COMPLETE starting out with two quick Elliott, Bob Mullen, Craig A third school beginning PRO SHOP in pins before losing his first Plant, Jack McCarthy, John July 24 through Aug. 3 for Golf Series bout after 31 straight wins. Berry and Paul Rotker. boys grades 5 through a will TENNIS EQUIPMENT Dave came back with a 7-0 Westfield West, coached be Tuesday through Friday Has Vacancies by Papaccio, Bruce Johnson 10 a.m. till 11 a.m. featuring ad decision and two more quick The Union County Junior pins to take the silver and Joe Wheatley, includes The final school, begins Bob Hearon, Bill McKinley, Aug. 7 and running through Golf Academy will begin a medal, but it was not enough second series of sessions on to overcome the Ohio state Kurt Stock, Bob Bell, Owen August 17, also for boys • Marcraft •Davit •Wilton Brand, Tom Shields, Keith grades 9 through 12 will be Monday, July 9, with a few champion who went through vacancies still open for • Head •Dunlop undefeated. Colicchio, Dave Nolan, Jim held Tuesday through Tyler, Dickson Pratt, Jim Friday 10 a.m. until 11 a.m. participants. • Men's and Women's Tennis Wear Westfielder's Larry Classes are held at The Shaffer, Johnny Pinto, and Bloom, Matt Carragher, Further information may Comptsts Sporting Wear Jeff Yatcilla, Tom be obtained at the Y, and Union County Park Com- Billy Hargrove took 3rd mission's Galloping Hill and place honors in the national Schoenberg, Gary Turi, registration is at the front • Head • American Golfer • Allen A Craig Tessitore, Greg desk, 138 Ferris PI., every Ash Brook Golf Courses. event which attracted over Two hour classes are held • Sea Sport • Shoes by Convert*, 700 boys from states east of Cordasco, Andy Lindley, day from 9:30 a.m. until 9 Pete Decker and Mark p.m. from 1 p.m. to 3 p.m. on Head, Tretorn and Yoedler the Mississippi. Two Mondays through Fridays Westfielders, Scott Selert Rowan. TWO TRAINERS • Camp*, no* ki VEEDO ajthk* Suto . East for two weeks at each and Harry Borgue failed to DOMINANT location. lor Mm, Woman ond OitWran qualify for one of the top six 7-5 at Scotch Plains • S«k Prtiim Equfcrnm 7-10 South Orange Since i9W,.lwo men have Initial sessions for two prizes as they lost their two had a monopoly on the • Ctoyd*. FoMinf - (No 3, S, 10 «wrt opening bouts. Selert in 7-12 Berkeley Heights weeks which began on June 7-17 at Maplewood Monmouth Park trainers' 25, are filled to capacity. particular made a gallant championship. Budd Lep- showing against the 7-19 Westfield West Later sessions of the Medal winners are (standing) Dave Tlnnesi. silver medal; Larry Shaffer, and Bill man was top conditioner In Academy for youths 12 to 16 eventual winner in his class, Hargrove, brome; and (kneeling) John Pinto, bronie; and Dan lannascolio, gold. 7-24 Scotch Plains 7-26 South Orange 1969, and G.C. (Buddy) Ddp years of age will begin on before losing in a close bout. replaced him in 1970. In both Larry Shaffer's third 7-31 at Berkeley Heights July 23 and Aug. 6. 1971 and 1972 this same pair Application blanks are SPMT CENTER place finish in the 11 and 12 8-2 at Mountainside 520 Sevih Avenue We»rfieW,N.J. 8-7 Springfield ended the meetings in a tie available at the golf cour- year old age group was an Athletics Defend Major for champion conditioner. CaN 233-1420 exceptional accomplish- West ment since Larry was giving 7-5 Maplewood away plenty of muscle in the 7-10 at Springfield 133 Ib. His losses were by 5-4 League World Series Title 7-12 at Mountainside and 2-1 scores, with one tie, Surprising most everyone Game No. 2 was com- the second on Shields' three- 7-17 Scotch Plains and his three wins included concerned, except them- pletely different. After Jim run homer with two out. 7-19 at Westfield East one by a superior decision selves, the Athletics stunned Bloom rocked Peter Ruggerio, just starting to 7 24 at Maplewood and two pins. the Cubs last week and won McCarthy for a three-run bat lefty the past two weeks, 7-26 Springfield Champion lannascolio, their second straight homer in the first, it ap- opened the visitors' fourth 7-31 Mountainside Pinto, Hargrove and Borque Westfield Boys Baseball peared as though the Cubs with a homer over the fence 8-2 Berkeley Heights competed in the 10 years League Major League were en route to the crown. in center and three batters 8-7 South Orange and under class. Larry World Series. It was the A's Ten-year-old pitchers Todd later McCarthy parked a All games are 6:30 p.m. Shaffer competed in the 11- third straight trip to the Victor and David Ardrey three-run homer to ice the starts and are six-innings. 12 year old class and Tin- finals. had other ideas, however. cake. nesz and Selert in the 13-14 After spotting the Cubs a The youthful duo held the The Cubs couldn't time Soccer League DRIUE THE TIGER! year old class. 1-0 lead in the best two-of- Cubs to a two-run homer by the pitches of Ardrey and The Westfield Recreation Ed Reilly of Scotch three series, the A's rallied John Sidorakls over the final Victor for the second Department will again Plains, wrestling in the 140 for a 6-5 victory in game No. 6 2-3 innings, while their straight game, managing sponsor Twilight League Ib. weight division was 2, then bombed the NL mates were rallying to pull only a homer by Bloom in Soccer in town. The league eliminated in the meet's champs, 8-1, in a rain- the win out. the third. will be open to all residents most horrendous decision. shortened title game. McCarthy's two-run Both teams entered the 15 years old and up. The 13 Winning by an 8 to 1 count Although it was the A's homer in the third had put series with 16-2 records game schedule will be In the third period he who played long-ball in the A's into a temporary ...leading hitters were played on Monday and cradled his opponent and In game No. 1 with three lead. Temporary until Robert Hearon (nine-for-11) Friday nights at the the process of rolling him homers, the Cubs potent Sidorakls unloaded his shot and Tank Bloom (seven-for- Memorial Pool field with over, momentarily touched attack collected 13 hits and off Ardrey, making it a 5-4 10), while Bob Ardrey was games starting at 6 p.m. his own back to the mat to scored seven runs in the Cub game into the last of the six-for-nine...Shields hit June 29 and ending Aug. 10. have an over-exhuberant ref final two-at-bats post a 12-6 sixth. three homers and Bloom Weekly soccer clinics also call him pinned. opening victory. With Stock hurling, Jim two as A's out-homered will be held at the same The A's started strong Cubs seven-to-four. The meet attracted two Lewis and Chris Ruggerio ^njBVery Mnmjny pjgt)>_ boys from Oklahoma and a when the series' first batter, led with opposite field hits. Game No. 1 six-man squad from Puerto Tom Shields, put a David After Stock fanned Ardrey, A's (6) Kane If 1 0 1 Rico in over 700 entries. Chitty pitch over the fence. Shields bounced to Stock T. Shields ss 4 2 2 B. HarcourtSb 0 1 0 Though no team scores were Before the game ended, who threw to first for out No. Hearon cf-p 4 1 3 27 5 9 kept New Jersey's 41 en- Shields added another 2. The throw home to get P. McCarthy p-lb 4 0 1 Cubs 300 020 0-5 trants fared as well as any circuit, as did Bob Hearon, Lewis was low and the score B. Ardrey2b 3 1 2 i A's 202 00X x-6 with the A's taking a 6-2 lead state and their conduct on was tied. Hearon then Bourquec 4 1 1 Winnor-D. Ardrey; Loser-K. after Vh innings. Kurt delivered a clutch RBI R. Shields If 10 0 and off the mat were Stock. praised. Stock, the winning hurler, single to right, putting the Ciarrocca If 0 1 0 hit a homer for the Cubs' ! A's ahead for good. Lewis If 2 0 0 2B-B. Ardrey. HR-T. Bloom, Sidorakls, P. Although Iri'cs are divided second run, but then the The third, and deciding, A. McCarthy rf 1 0 0 Cubs started putting Blaze rf 1 0 1 McCarthy. into twu groat classes, game was strictly no con- A's (6) hardwoods and softwoods, together basehit after test, with the A's getting one Victor rf 2 0 0 some hurdwouds are softer basehit and eventually the Ruggiero lb-cf 3 0 2 T. Shields ss 3 1 0 i in the first on Bob Ardrey's Hearon c 4 2 3 than some softwoods. contest was well decided. [ double and adding three in D. Ardrey 3b 32 6 12 A's 104 100 0-6 P. McCarthy p-lb 4 1 2 Cubs 011 234 x-12 B. Ardrey2b 3 0 2 Wlnner-K. Stock; Loser- Victor cf-p-3b 3 0 l Hearon. H. Shields rf 1 0 C Blaze rf 1 0 0 Why buy 2B-T. Bloom. Ciarrocca rf 1 0 0 IIH-T. Shields 2, Hearon, K. A. McCarthy If 1 0 0 Stock. Lewis If 1 1 1 Cubs (12) Ruggiero lb-cf 3 11 with Subaru's racey GL Coupe, the Subaru is going to be solid. It alt Sldorakis ss 5 0 D. Ardrey 3b-p 3 0 0 starts with a solid uni-shell mono- Black & White Scotch Gibbons rf 1 0 you stay in front because it starts 2B 6 10 4-On>floor J. Bloom rf 2 0 in front. With Front Wheel Drive. coque body (bye bye "birdies"). Fromhertz rf 1 0 Front-powered wheels walk right The Subaru also steers solid (rack- K. Stock cf-p 5 1 over bumps and ruts, And front and-pinion like the $15,000 sport in half gallons? T. Bloom Ib 4 1 weight (like an arrow) goes you Tach cars), brakes solid, and handles Bell c 3 2 steadier, resists skids and wind. solid. All In all, solid Subaru Is care- C. Stock 2b-p 2 3 free as a car can be. Chitty p-2b-cf 4 3 Room, tOOt Front drive means II. Hnrcourt 3b 1 0 Plan* Half-gallon. The economy-size package makes there's no hump in the floor, more C. Hnrcourt If 3 2 trunK room. Good news lor those buckets ForanunbelleveMettliS l sense for shoppers. Knnolf 1 0 long family (rips. Includes recliner vinyl buckets, Biggs 3b 2 0 push button radio, wood grained 12 Ili dash, radial tires, tinted glass, power Duilt'ln pourcr. Allows for a smooth, even (•turn1 No. 2 Subaru's quiet Quadrozontal en- (low ventilation, delogger, full car- flow. No spill over, even when the bottle's full Cubs (5) gine is horizontally opposed to vi- pet. Exclusive of prep, tax and travel. Sidorakls BS 4 2 bration. Purrs at 80 like it does at (itbbons rf 0 30. It has 80 spirited horses that Yet your wife will swear Scotch drinker1* Scotch. Li^ht, IMiK'k &. •). Bloom rf 0 make molehills out of mountains. It's a luxury family car. White Scotch for people who really enjoy K. Stock cf-p 1 Frotiihcrtz. rf 0 And yet runs so cool It doesn't even the taste of Scotch. K. Stock cf-p 1 have the usual Ian. T. Illooiu Hi 1 Concave ((rip. So easy tohaiulle, oven Moll c 0 Taking the racea. ut & 2nd in C. Stock 2li Michigan's tough "Press-on-Regwd- the little lmly can lift it. Chilly p-cf () ;i o less" rally. (In fact, I he only two SuJSaru l o cars to linish!) 1st, 2nd, 3rd In "Lai Priced right. Moras de Puerto Rico" rally, \ow at Kotchford 1/2 Will..n«.orHliii-k & While Pontfac - Saab, When the Subaru people aren't another quutUy Scotch is '-(ill priced at making cars they're making giant High Intunnot front wheel drive impmrt - ^^^ * ~ am jots and locomotives, So you know onmoUI at Batnun and Toyota priemi Racing Now thru August28 i mllii from Oiutirt SI. P«iK«*«y. till 105 EXACTA WAQBWINOI 433 NOIITU AVE. E., WHSTIIELD . 232-3700 SPtCIAI TMAIN,i »,„«, Lv, 4|M * wmthwit i-miiiduM 11 If, Lv. Poult so *V«t<*l«M H Aj q,H« K July I'triU'llftH I t .10, Hack « WhMcThc Scotch drinker* Scotch. OPEN. MON,, Tim, THURS., 9 lo 9 * ED. A FRI. 9 to 6, SAT. 9 lo S ULlNBEtt StOttM vVHicKf' tw ti PFintjr 1 tttfc h fciecrHMANH POST 2 PM • Daily Double I 50 P/W THE WESTFIELD OfJ.) LEADER, THURSDAY. JUNE IS, ISIS ****** Nat. League All-Star Champs Mrs. Rich Wins Inter-County Home Members, Guests All-Stars The National League Brand, without a hit. An Hearonc 10 0 Ashbrook Event Opener Sunday- Win at ELCC stowed its expected power error, two walks and Yatcilla cf 2 0 1 At the 9-hole guest day at Take First late in the game and went on another error produced the McCarthy lb 2 o o In Ashbrook Women's Afternoon Echo Lake Country Club to an caay 11-5 victory over two tallies. KontjeSb 2 0 0 President's Cup Tourney last Wednesday, winners Games Sunday the American League handicap match play on ll Westfield's entry in the A hit by Jim Bloom, an Tavares rf-p 2 0 0 holes last week Mrs. Henry Inter-County Baseball were: The Westfield Girls' All Saturday In the 1*73 Major error ana another hit by Miller is 2 11 Members - 1st low gross, League Ail-Star game at Rich took first with runner- League has its home opener Stars defeated their op- Kurt Stock made it 5-3 AL Lawcf 2 0 0 up, Mrs. Robert Reinhardt, Sunday at Tamaques Park Mrs. Roger C. Coney, 52; 1st ponents in their first games Tamaques No. 6. after five full innings. The Paschal! lb 2 0 0 low net, Mrs. Robert H. Stunned by the defeat of and consolation winner, against Irvington, a double- on Sunday. In the youngest NL got another singleton in Rokosny2b 2 0 1 Mrs. Andrew Gresham. header starting at 1 p.m. Stuhler, 33; 2nd low net, division of 4th, 5th, and 6th the Cuba by the A'a in the the sixth on a walk to Ruthp 0 10 Mrs. G.B. Klinefelter, 35; World Series, the Nl got off In the Vice-PreaidMt's The team, composed of boys graders, the girls defeated Compton, a wild pitch and Herron p 2 0 0 aged 13-15, opened its season 3rd low net, Mrs. Philip W. Kenilworth 25-10. Trailing to a alow atart, trailing 5-2 Brand's single. MusooSb 10 0 Cup 9-Hole tourney Mrs. Smith, 36; 4th low net, Mrs. after 4* innings. The AL Henry Lawyer was first and last Sunday at Berkeley until the fourth inning, they Then came the fateful Aahforthlf 1 0 0 Heights. Archer D. Sargent, 38; 1st came up with 5 runs to take reached NL starter Dave seventh frame. Bender If 2 0 0 Mrs. Charles McNiskln low putts, Mrs. AH. Con- Nolan' for three unearned runner-up. The coaches of the team the lead 12-10 and then went With one out, Keith Smith If l 0 0 are Tom Schilling and Bob nellee, 15; 2nd low putts, on to score 13 more runs and runs In the first three in- CoUcchio singled and scored Duganrf 1 0 0 Winners of Ashbrook Mrs. W.A. Staub and Mrs. ning*, although the only Women's M-hole stroke play Victor. The roster includes: win. The Westfield girls on Bloom's long triple to Oaengarf-Sb 0 10 Chris Assmann, Craig W.E. Eckhart, (tied for 2nd bombed Kenilworth with good hit, a titanic triple by right-center, tying the Posytonrf 10 0 tournament were: with 16 putts). home runs from Barbara Jeff Yatcilla in the first, game. After Stock filed out. 31 s 4 Flight A - low gross-Mrs. MartiM's Studies Alexander, Jamie went for naught. Wm. Frank SS; 1st (tie) DON WEST, presMest ef the Weslflekt Beys Baseball Buonanno, Bob Biggio, Skip Guests scored on the Friedland, Mary Borchers, Bill Sutman delivered NL(ll) Bode, Mark CaroU, Tom Calloway system - 1st low Valerie Wright, Sue Taylor, A single by Dave Miller, a Bloom with the go-ahead Sidorakiscf 3 0 0 Mrs. Walter Cragg 87-16-71 League, an left, presents a recegailloa plaque to Bill and two from Patty Har- walk to Mike Ruth and a and Mrs. SeemonPine* 96- Wane. Mater League etrecter of umpire*. Mr. While was Graney, Matt Hanna, Scott gross, Mrs. W.R. Duke, 48; run. Sutman moved up on a Brandp-ss 2 l 2 Jones, Jim Lesniak, Bruce 1st low net, Mrs. A.C. bough. couple of passed balls got wild pitch and scored an Piantkoekilb 2 0 0 25-71; 2nd Mrs. Arthur assures: by the Majer League managers ana officials at the AL two runs in the Kasaay 96-24-72. Flitftt B • their auaal Softball game aad get together for Ms ef- Moran, Jeff McManigal, Cuckler, 41; 2nd low net, In the older division of insurance run on Tim Huff'a Tyler cf-Jb 3 1 1 Mrs. Raymond Mellen, 46; 10th, nth, and 12th graders, second, the NL got one batehit. low gross-Mrs. Robert farts, time a*4 outsuuMttag service la behalf ef the Rich Rachko, Jim Rokoany, back on Brian Maddox' Daviass 2 0 0 Payne 99; 1st, Mrs. Robert WBBL art WestfleM yattlli. Al Stott, Bob Steenheisen, 3rd low net, Mrs. J.D. the All Stars beat Clark 16-0 In the NL eighth, Brand Robertson, 47; 4th low net, on a superb three hit pit- single and walks to Nolan, singled with one out and Colicchioss-lb 3 1 1 Parrett 106-32-73; 2nd Mrs. Brian Shea, Jamie Vavoulls Pete ClneUi and Bob Bell. A Baldwin 2b 2 0 0 M. Kent Smith 101-127-74; 3rd and David Yatcilla. Mrs. Peter Hydock, 48. ching performance by Robin moved up on Jim Tyler's hit, Low putts were won by Cunningham. The whole fine play by Dondi Cham- After Colicchio'i grounder Bloom lf-c 2 S 2 (tie) Mrs. Michael Guarino Manor Park The remainder of the Hiss got Ruth out of this Maddoxab-p 2 1 1 106-31-75 and Mrs. WUIard schedule is: Miss Peggy Burns, Mrs. team did well with the bat, scored Brand, Bloom Andrew M. Gresham.and especially Debbie Lawyer threat. walked and Stock unloaded Stock lb-p 3 1 2 Sauerbrun 105-30-75. July 8, at Montclair; July Nolan p O00 15, Union; July 22, at Mrs.. Donald Calkins, all who hit a long home run with In the third the AL scored a long homer to right to end 9-Holers Tournament • Begins Season with 17. two on. On the field the girls on a weird play. With men the scoring. Gilmartinrf-2b 2 0 0 Flight A - low gross Mrs. Cranford; July 29, New Sutman rf ill This week marks the 13th have been posted with Providence; August 5, at worked well together on second and third and The NL pitchers (Nolan, Donald Springer 48; 1st, season for Manor Park competition for the entire Passenger car tires will coming up with some ex- none put, Yatcilla popped to CinelUlf 0 0 0 Mrs. Alexander Karoos SS; Watchung. All games are perform better on long Maddox, Brand and Stock) Swim Club located - on family. doubleheaders. cellent plays. second, where Kent Baldwin fanned 1» batters in nine Compton rf 0 2 0 2nd, Mrs. Alan Beerbower Laurel PI. Residents of West- A change in the club by- vacation trips if their in- Huff If 2 0 1 36; 3rd, Mrs Leon Mlndlin The middle division of dropped it. Baldwin's throw innings, while allowing no field and surrounding laws in 1972 opens the pool flation is increased by three girls drew a bye for this past to theplate was too late to earned runs. The trio of AL Belle 0 0 0 37. Flight B- low gross, Mrs. communities have been membership to families Four Winners or four pounds, says the Tire McKinleyc 2 0 1 Henry Lawyer 61; 1st, Mrs. week but will play on get Chambllss, but Bell hurlers (Ruth, Herron and using the pool facilities each outside Westfield. This year, Industry Safety Council. Saturday. threw to Bob Davia to get Jeff Tavares) put k's put 13 Fahertyrf 10 0 George Shepard 38; 2nd, weekend since Memorial new member families and In PCC Event Motorists are reminded, Yatcilla trying for second. men. Nolan and Brand k'd Romeo rf 10 0 Mrs. Zolton Pope 49; 3rd, Day. Members have already their guests have used the Fifty three golfers played however, inflation levels "You don't have to travel Shortstop Davis threw home six each in three innings, AlbrechtSb 2 0 1 Mrs. Dan Derringer 67. signed up their children for facilities, coming from their in the 18 hole odd holes, half should never exceed the around the world to under- and Bel] tagged out Andy while Stock whiffed six in Carraghercf 10 0 swimming lesaons, swim homes in nearby Fanwood, handicap event last week at maximum limit noted on the ' stand that the iky i> blut." Morse on a unique twin- two frames. 36 11 IS Greens Win team and other related Garwood, Scotch Plains, Plalnfield Country Club. sidewaU. (Goethe) American O21O2OO0O-& All-Star Game seasonal activities offered Clark and Rahway. Plans Winners were Class A - Mrs. The NL next scored in the National olOUlMx-ll for the member familiea of for this season include William Gow, net 34; Class Winner-Brand; Loaer- The International B- Mrs. Robert Fischer and fourth off Phil Herron when, PICK UP BOX League's All-Star game was the club. The swim team adult swim clinic in- Goto with two out, Chris Compton Tavares. participates in the Union struction, teenagers evening Mrs. John Trumpore, net 2B-None. wonby AU-Star Green which 34; and Class C - Mrs. Louis walked and scored on defeated All Star Blue 11-8. County Summer Swim swim-sets, adult evening Dave singles by BUI McKinky and AL(S) 3B-Yatcilla, Bloom. League competing against swim-sets, plus competitive J. Kern, net 30. Jim Albrecbt. Hit-Stock. Leading the offense for Gildersleeve's ChamblissSb 1 1 0 Umps-BIll White, Ed Green were Steve Blum- Cranford Swim Club, Gran action meets in water-polo SIR G AVLORD RICHEST In the top of the fifth, the Shields ss 2 10 Pressler, Dick Morse, Ron berg, Greg Schmidt, Jeff Centurian of Clark and and volleyball. The most affluent horse Colonial AL made it S-2 off Owen Morse c 2 0 1 Stock. Capone, Ken Hoff, Brian Columbians of Union. ever to canter away from a Kaiser, and Greg Wichellng Pool Manager Alan ELCC Winners Monmouth Park meeting for your Doubles Event At WTC Aqua-Sprites with two hits each. Fine Lambert will be assisted was Sir Gay lord. In 1961 he pitching was turned In by this year by Nell Onafrida, In Echo Lake Country earned 190,361 at Monmouth Wines and Liquors The Weatfield Tennis Club Third round - McManigal Take Top Greg Schmidt, Steve also of the Westfield school Club's ladies 18 hole group to hold the record of earn- Men's doubles and con- McManigal d. Koechlein Blumberg, Brian Kaiser, system. Senior Life guards stroke play last week, win ings at a meeting here. solation tournament started Booth 6-2, 6-0; O'Neill Marty Vovarnoky, Jeff Scott Eichom and Wayne ners were: When you »re thopplng the Girwood Mill • stop in. Whan last weekend and when the Henriksend. Schmit -Brehm Awards Capone, Tony Ambrose, Hoffman team again to Class A • first, Mrs. John balls stopped flying the 6-2, 2-6, 9-7; Halpin - The Westfield YWCA Toad Preston, Randy coach the 1*72 league Reid • 91-2348; second, Mrs. you are not - it's worth the short trip. Ail leading, brands number one seed and Cygler d. Griffin - Gray 64 Aqua-Sprites synchronized Hagerman, Greg WicheUng winning swim team. Swim Berger Egenes - 88-19-70, defending champions, Bob 6-2. swim team took top awards and "Mr. Smoke" Tony team practice has com- and Mrs. Richard Maxwell - displayed far easy selection In the shop where you'll get and John McManigal, were Beginning tomorrow and again recently at the Northover. menced and the summer 89-19-70. leading the way into the timetable has been continuing through the Westfield "Y". Competing The defense was ltd by Class B - first, Mrs. a warm welcome. semi finals to be played next weekend the Westfield in the National Junior catchers Greg Papandrea scheduled. Activities for the Cuddle Davidson - 98,28-70, Saturday and Sunday. Tennis Club Women's Olympic Championship and Tom CastaloM along Fourth of July weekend and Mrs. Ed Roll-96-26-70, Others to reach that plateau doubles tournament will be hosted by the Westfield with Bruce Roberts, Doug second, Mrs. George Zahn - are Vince O'Neill and Jack contested. YWCA, the talented team Weldon, Marty Vovarnoky, Belau Graduates 101-27-4. Hendriksen, and Larry coached by Lorraine and Tony Ambrose. Out- Class C - first, Mrs Colonial Liquors Halpin and Joe Cygler. Eight Winners Fasullo of Clark displayed standing plays wm msde A 1972 graduate of Scotch Robert Boutillier, 100-3149; Garwood Mall - South Ave.. Garwood - 789-1244 First round - R. Mc- the same, continuing win- by Randy Hagerman, Tony Plains-Fanwood High second, Mrs. Wm. Noonan Manigal - J. McManigal, In EL Tourney ning spirit that has per- Northover and Tom School, the airman attended 106-35-71. bye, MacRitchie - Derry d. mitted them to remain on Castelone. Union College. , Dunlap- Covington, 9-7,6-2; Winners of the June 20 top for the past three yean. nine-hold Plainfield Country To avoid "hydroptantag" Airman Allan C. Betau, Taylor - Lynn d. Conroy - In solo competition, Mollie Dillon, 6-2, 6-3; Koechlein - Club match play vs. par during wst weather, the Tfie son of Mr. and Mrs. Charles tourney were: Banta swam to "Mystery of Industry Safety Council F. Betau of 1962 Westfield Booth d. Rudnik - Wolin 6-0, Night," a difficult 6-4; Schmlt - Brehm, bye., Class A -' Mrs. Irwin recommsnds two Important Ave., Scotch Plains, has Sunderman, 5 up; Mrs. arrangement requiring steps for all motorists: graduated at Sheppard i Kopf - Glickman d. Sayre - split-second movements in McCracken 6-3, 6-0; Ball - Robert Comey, 3 up; Mrs. Mala start your ttoss have Allan Cook, 2 up. synchronisation with music, suffkUnt tmd dspth • at AFB, Tex., from the Curie d. Moore - Comegys 6- Taking a second place programming specialist 1, 6-1; O'Neill - Henrlksen, Class B - Mrs. Eric least more than ona- Pfefferhorn, 1 up; Mrs. award for this routine, she sixteenth inch • an course conducted by the Air bye., D. Robinson - Krakora joined with team-mate Training Command. bye., Keoughan - Wixon d. Fred Landgraber, 1 down; Mrs. Harold Sampson, 2 Marie McGurk and won a Harrell - Hogan 6-2, 6-1; first place award as they Esposito - Stulber d. Cnadin down; Mrs. William Mellin, 2 down; and Mrs. Henry swam together in unison to - Saunders 6-3, 6-2; W. Gross, 2 down. the melody of "Now, Robinson - B. Robinson d. Voyager." Not to be over- Stltes - Werteimer 6-0, 6-2; looked, the team of Debbie Griffin - Gray bye., Swett - REDWOOD FALLS, Nichols and Jenny Crane Swettd. Carter - Halsey 6-4, MINN., GAZETTE: "The took second place awards 6-4; Sargent - Fenerty d. American farmer is getting for their duet rendition of liMy kiowt nore Finter - Johnson 6-3, 6-2; too little commendation for "Peace." Halpin - Cygler bye. it, but economists are pointing out that The multiple swimming alnt VWt thai Second round - Mc- agricultural products are team of Katie Monte, Manigal - McManigal d. fast becoming, or already Stephanie Schwait, Judy MacRitchie - Derry 6-2, 6-0; are, the only thing which the French Lynn Jacob and aVWfcaltr. Koechlein - Booth d. Taylor - United States can produce Michelle Fasullo displayed Lynn 6-3,6-4; Schmlt - Breh- as cheaply as it is produced their talents to the musical W» kasw Madly what It takes to put a used m d. Kopf - Wolin 6-3, 6-0; elsewhere in the world - moods of "Holiday In O'Neill - Henrikson d. Ball - free or otherwise. It's a Mexico," taking second VWMltm Curie 6-4,1-6,6-1; Robinson- peace factor, too. More than place. W?g*!» sVour trsds-ina tha It-point Safsty Krakora d. Keoughan - our armaments, our food, The entire team is Wixon 6-0,6-0; W. Robinson - aai MSHMMS Inspsetion. and their need for it, are presently working on the It tfcinr MM, ws guarantee 100% the free re- B. Robinson d. Esposito - believed by some observers routines they will use in the pair or wahcinunt of all major working parts* Stulber 6-3, 7-5; Griffin - to have kept China and 1973 Eastern Regional fcr10 am or I0O0 miles. Whichever comea first. Gray d. Swett - Swett 6-4, 6- Russia out of the Vietnam Championships to be held Ot tatyloa'tatyloat pass, ws fix what needs fixing be- 2; Halpin-Cyglerd,Sargent July 13, 14 and lSUi at forf * ws guarantegarantee them.them) - Fenerty 6-1, 6-2. ^ Hamden, Conn, Com These TEMPE, ARIZ., NEWS: peting with girls in iw uk • bait axle 1 nbllN ECHO LAKE RESULTS "Many pessimists believe similar age groups, the SATURDAY - Sweep- that the letter 'E' Is the most Aqua-Sprites will meet w. stakes: Class A, Jim Michel unfortunate letter in the some of the best swimming 79-11—68;. Class B, Tony alphabet. They Bay it is competition in the Eastern Davis 86-17—69; Ray Bauer always out of 'cash,' forever United States. The next -WE lift 84-15—69; Lewis Neumann In 'debt,' never out of exhibition of synchronlxed 86-17—69; Dr, Warren 'danger' and in 'torment' ail swimming open to the local Many Itfd VUKSWMENS Ratcliffe B4-lft-«9; Roland the time. But those same public will be the annual Beddows 84-1&-69. Class C: people forget that it is never holiday show to be held — IN STOCK — Jim Ryan 92-21-71; H.K. In 'war,' always In 'peace,' again this year at the "Y" In Anderson 93-22—71; Lee and always in something to early December. FMN IM4 ft 1172 . Hale 90-19—71; John 'eat.' It is the beginning of Ackvrntan 92-21—71. Class 'encouragement' and 'en- When checking a tire's HI MLUt AM MODELS D: Frank Cook 105-36—69; deavor' and the end of inflation always do so when Jimmy Benson is about to learn Richard Turner 94-25—69. failure.'It Is in the midst of the tire is "cool," or before Com* on in and ••• our selection friends' and 'neighbors,' the car has been driven, SUNDAY - Sweepstakes, and without It 'home' would a lesson in competitive distribution. Class A: Fred Shorsher W- says Ross H, Ormsby, not be complete. It is never Chairman of the Tire 12—67; Class B; Peter In 'Injury,' 'pain,' 'fatality,' Good Selection of Lessons every businessman has lo learn. Lesions laugh! to him by the eoniumer, Warfleid 84-11-69; Class C: 1 Industry Safety Council. He 'doctor'or'hospital, but It Is also suggests Inflation be Jimmy Is vulnerable to the eoniumer the moment he decides to go Into business. Does he have) E.L. Coffoy 91-19-72; forever present In 'health,' the right product? The right quality? The right price? The rlghl location? He'd soon find out. The Harold Cummings 91-19—72. checkecT with a personal of GREAT SAVING! 'wealth, happiness,' 'wife,' hand gauge as service consumer will led him. And he'd better listen, II he wanls lo Hay In business and become an asiel Class 1): NeHl Koop 92-23- 'children,' 'relatives' and to the community. station air towers are often Thai's what being In business Is all about-responding lo the eoniumer. Meeting people1! con- 'safety.71, Inaccurate. stantly ohanglng needs. AiHHsflsssj vsnuwaoM center Al Independent businessmen, we believe In competitive distribution. The retail automobile •QLFERS! busmen 11 built on ll. 8011 every business advertised In this newspaper. And because ol compe- NAMI •HANDS tition, you'll nmvt be toroed lo buy one brand, al one price, Irom onn store. Competition gives Tee Quality Clvte MMM COMITY you a oholoe The result li greater variety, better quality, belter service. And, would you .believe, tats ami ••Hi... WATCHUNG LAKE CLUB even lower prices? AT A MIC« I STIRLING RD., WATCHUNO, N. J. V0LKSWA8ER, IIM. Vou oall the shots. Vou, the eoniumer. We wouldn't have II any other way, Alter all, we're con- Oolfprlde Grips' fmUil sumers, 100, Woods Reffnlihed A Private Family Swim Club 11M01M MUTN AVINUf, •UMNMIID Golf Clubs Repaired Open Till Labor Day National Automobile Maters Association UH*tw #ttmjt4«n tri Am*'**-1 *fl«*rv#BI *•« tw (M Httl »tfwi • WMtWtMw If C THE aOLf SHOP HvilMrKi, Wife end 1 CMM 1136.00 Ona tn a •«*•• praMrtwl by N.A.D.A., th4i nawtpaw thd tha naw oaf daafara of our oommunMy. 2844 PUInfleld Avenue Inltletlen fee, til yseir,..., ., $10,00 Scotch Plains »M7« For idditlonal Information osll tu«, to l«t. IIW ;m. - I »•»• John MoOonouoh 70*9086 per cent and Robert K. Illncklock of carbon monoxide by on STORE Dorian ltd., secretary of much as SB per cent. The lloinr limurnncr The company now h«» nn ('(iinprniy, hn» bcrn elected itn iiRKiiitant vice prenlnVtit of thtil compuny, Mr. lllmhlwk Joined The Station Radio and T.V ONE YEAR Home In I KM H* H clerk In A. A. 243 I. MOAD IT. thr Marine Drpurlmrnt. He OffOIITI WAITO THIATM hri|ll.l v prilll I II Control Avo. Hgrnt, miprrvlmir, mi«nti|(rr Alcoholics Anonymous PRESCRIPTION CHEMISTS it n tl » d in I n I N I r «11 v t > W«-,tii«>l(J. N J |nt KM Hiitiitmtt In that rittt*rlm< nl Write MMM AOems before MHK fleeted UMlKlnnt nerrelary In IMR. Or TeUphOM He wai elected lecrelary In 763-1415 2324660 1972,