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Today's weather: Cloudy skies giving way lo sun- shine. High 4»-5:t degrees; !l THE WESTFIELD LEADER low :il-;i4 degrees. 2So _J0£ -I The Leading and Mott Widely Circulated Weekly Neunpaper In Union County R UJ HUIU. Publlihad 32 Pages—10 Cents Rwond CMFUUK F WRSTFIELD, NEW JERSEY. THURSDAY, DECEMBER 6. 1!>7H Evtry Thursday (ft !/» )URTH YEAK—No. 17 at wwtfuia, NT J. DNU 0- •*• 3 No Li/ihts No Plan to Shut On Yule Trees J C C Endorses Sally Allen, The Christmas trees lining Westfield business Westfield Schools district streets will remain unlit this season in com- pliance with President The Westfield Board of The acting superintendent added. "Gasoline prices are Nixon's request to curtail Jack Drury and Donald Knapp ducation has decided to also said that price of up. The cost to us for a half outdoor Yule lighting. ke steps to conserve fuel duplicating paper has in- pint of milk in the cafeteria The Joint Civic Com- A resident of Westfield for was increased this week so Directors of the Westfield ring the current energy creased to 11.52 over last Area Chamber of Com- mittee has voted to endorse two and one-half years, Mr. £.. .sis so that schools will not spring's price of 89 cents a that we are now paying 9.3 incumbent Mrs. Sally Allen, Drury, 39, resides at 16 cents for every half pint that merce this week voted over- Shave to close and ex- ream. whelmingly to eliminate the Jack Drury, and Donald J. Wychview Dr. He has a son tracurricular activities will "Fuel oil prices are going lighting this year as a Knapp as candidates for the in Wilson School and a son at inot have to be curtailed. up every week," Tomlinson (Continued on Pag> 4) measure to save energy. Board of Education. At a a local nursery school. > At a committee-of-the- meeting on Monday A graduate of Paterson ' whole session Tuesday evening, nominating State College, Mr. Drury night, the board decided to petitions for the three were received his master's keep schools open and signed by members of the degree from Seton Hall' continue the educational School Secretaries' JCC. University and has done program. This decision is The candidates whose post-graduate work at subject to any requirements names will appear on the Fordham University. which the state board of Contract in Mediation ballot at the Feb. 13 school Mr. Drury has been a education mandates. board election were selected guidance counselor at Westfield's public schools Robert Glasser has been Junior High Schools. high health instructor. from a field of nearly 40 Nutlcy High School, Nutley, will remain open with a two- appointed a mediator in Named as election of- Approved as additional applicants considered by the for nine years and has degree drop in temperature contract talks between the ficials were: Elm St., Etta substitute teachers were JCC Screening Committee. previously taught grades 1- - from 68 to 66 degrees - Westfield Board of A. Roberts, Barbara Viiet, Mrs. Ruth I. Berger, Mr. Drury and Mr. Knapp (i. He also teaches in the during school hours. Education and the 55- Emma M. Voorhees and Lawrence M. Bartolf, Mrs. will seek the seats now held psychology department at Thermostats will be set at member Westfield Margaret MacPherson; Donna D. Frick, Stephan by Dr. Joseph Kalbacher Montclair State College. In Association of Educational Grant School, Mildren Kneisal, Miss Judith Mintz, 58 degrees during non- Mrs. Sally Allen Jack Drury Donald J. Knapp und William Shepherd, total, Mr. Drury has 17 school hours. Daily deter- Secretaries, Thomas Aigotti, Patricia Kelly, Ann Mrs. Patricia Ann Morgan, whose terms expire in years teaching and ad- minations will be made Sullivan, board member, Mendoza and Jacqueline Mrs. Susan Pepper, Jan February. Mrs. Allen will ministrating at the concerning timing for the said Tuesday night at the Payne; Lincoln School, Pfeiffer, Mrs. Bonni Siegel, Candidates' WCO Studies Armory Use seek to return to the school elementary, secondary and night-time temperature school board meeting in Doris Schaub, Lillian Kesty, Miss Agnes F. Ritz, Miss board for her second term. college levels. setting. On mild days, night- Roosevelt Junior High. Madeline Woike. and Allison Howell, Mrs. Carol Jones, Miss Mary Ann Deadline George Drabin and mittee was studying the Mr. Drury has been time temperatures could be School. Marcelle McKeon; and Richard Attenboroughof the possibility of using the School Election Wilson School's PTA set at an earlier hour. Each The board and Edison, Elinor Coogan, Spangler and Mrs. Sally Swindler. Education Studies Com- Westfield Armory to relieve representative to the school will be dealt with on secretaries' group have Dorothy Praesel, Winifred January 4 mittee of PT Council, who some of the overcrowding in Registration Educational Studies an individual basis. reached agreement on 14 of White and Katherlne Kass. Daniel G. Watkins, conducted the recent School the high school, especially in Committee, active in the During Christmas 18 points in the contract, Appointed as new McKinley sixth grade Candidates who wish to Opinion Survey, were guest the gym classes. Deadline Nears YMCA, Boy Scout Troop No. vacation - now set for Dec. Sullivan noted, but teachers were Miss Carmen teacher, was awarded a file nominating petitions as speakers at the general 40, area representative for 22 through Jan. 1 - school unresolved issues include salary increment from candidates for election to meeting of the Westfield During the WCO business Holy Trinity Church, and V. Rodrigues, senior high meeting, Roberts Evans, Residents who want to temperatures will be set at the duration of the contract English, $9,000, replacing $13,050 to $14,300 on his Boards of Education must Citizens Organization owner-director of various SO degrees. and salary conditions. completion of studies file them by 4 p.m. Friday, (WCO) held in the home of chairman of the nominating vote at the Westfield annual basketball summer camps. Mrs, Helen Houghton; Mrs. committee, reported that school election Wednesday, "We are doing everything An informal discussion Sondra R. Markman, senior leading to a master's degree Jan. 4 Mr. and Mrs. Jack J. Moving to Westfield two plus 30 credits. Camillo, 24 Barchester Way. the screening committee Feb. 13, must either be we can to maintain a normal with the public on the school high reading, $10,700, The petition must be filed was still interviewing and one-half years ago school year," Douglas J. budget for 1974-75 will be with the secretary of the Drabin and Attcnborough permanently registered in from McLean, Va., Mr. replacing David J. Brown prospective board can- the signature copy register Campbell, president of the held Wednesday, Jan. 2, in who is on second semester Board of Education of the gave an explanation of the Knapp, 44, resides at 128 Miller-Cory results of the survey and didates. He said finalists (permanent registration), Board of Education, stated, the cafeteria of Westfield sabbatical leave; and Shaun school district in which the would be presented to the F.uclid Avc. Mr. Knapp has adding: "We stand ready High School. No action will candidate resides, Copie?,<»',. answered questions from or must do so between now Iwth a son and a daughter in R. Cherewich, senior high general membership for and 40 days prior to the with other possible plans if be taken by the board at this English, $12,250, replacing the petition foriii may be the Jiudiencc. A special Westfield High School and a To Show Old survey study committee their selection withiii the election date. energy shortages deepen session which it intended to Miss Mary Jane Lersch. secured from his office at next few weeks. son at Roosevelt Junior and worsen." obtain citizen opinion prior .105 Elm St. was appointed by WCO to Friday, Jan. 4 is the last High School. Hudson L. Whitenight Jr. The board is requesting to final preparation of the Toys, Gifts All candidates filing study the final report when Farmer also announced day for registration. Mr. Knapp received a the cooperation of parents in budget. The proposed was named to replace Miss petitions must meet the it is released by the Lersch as yearbook advisor that persons interested in Every citizen of the bachelor of science degree seeing that students are budget is expected to be requirements as prescribed Education Studies Com- working in the February from Georgia Institute of presented to the public at a for an additional com- A young American boy mittee. United States, of the age of suitably clothed for the 65- wrote in his diary in 1802 in the New Jersey School Board of Education election Technology, a muster of degree temperatures during regular session of the board pensation of $426. Joseph Law: 18 years, who has been a Cavicchia was named that he was carving a William Farmer, should contact James Tale, science in industrial school hours. on- Jan. 8. 1. The candidate must be a campaign chairman of 759 resident of this county in Roosevelt boys winter in- candlestick for his mother. president, informed the which he claims his vote 40 (•niiinceriiif! from USC, and The Westfield Adult In other business Tuesday tramurals advisor for the This Sunday John Anderson citizen and resident of the group that a special com- Oak Avc. is a registered professional School will also be asked to night, the board approved temtory contained in the days prior to election, is engineer. 1'rescntly, Mr. sum of 1140. will recreate that scene for entitled to vote. delay its February opening the use of voting machines visitors at the Miller-Cory district for at least two Knapp is the director of of the second semester until at the annual district years. Those not already computer services for Resignations were ac- House. Westfield Public Schools registered in the permanent March or April. meeting to be held Feb. 13 cepted from Peter Jaron, 2. The candidate shall United Press International. Students and faculty from 1 to 9 p.m. at Elm St., The holiday program at have been a resident of the registry lists, may do so at In McLean. Mr. Knapp Edison German teacher, the office of the local members will be asked to Grant, Lincoln and Edison and Peter Pelissier, senior the museum this week will school district for at least Holiday Programs was a school board member use carpools to save feature Rifts and toys that two years immediately municipal clerk or at the for a two-year term at St. gasoline. were "handmade with love" preceding his becoming a Monday Dec, 10 Elm Street 7:30 p.m. office of the County Hoard of Luke's School. Locally he is "By taking these steps, we by a farm family in the 18th member of the Board of Tuesday Dec. 11 Lincoln 8p.m. Elections, Court House, hope to save enough fuel so Review Guidance century. Education. Tuesday Dec. 11 Washington 7:45 p.m. (Contlnuad on Pa(ju 4] IConilnuud on Payo 4) Wednesday Dec. 12 Franklin 8p.m. that we will not have to close Grandma Arthur will be 3. He shall be able to read our schools," Howard and write. Wednesday Dec. 12 Grant 8 p.m. knitting a muffler with the Wednesday Dec. 12 Edison Jr. High 8 p.m. Santa to Arrive On December 15 Tomlinson, acting Procedures wool that has been 4. He shall not be directly Thursday Dec. 13 Edison Jr. High 8 p.m. superintendent, said. produced through the or indirectly interested in Thursday Dec. 13 Roosevelt Jr. High 8p.m. Santa Claus is coming to children. The high cost of fuel and carding and spinning of any contract with or claim Friday Dec. 14 Roosevelt Jr. High 8 p.m. town - on Saturday, Dec. 15. The Exchange Club of Guidance department students and parents make against the Board. As he has doho for over 20 effects of inflation were functions and figures were Ellen Elfers all fall. Hank Monday Dec. 17 Jefferson 7:30 p.m. Westfield, sponsor of this noted by Tomlinson, acting their own decisions" was Monday Dec. 17 McKinley 8 p.m. years, Santa has again discussed at an academic contrasted with the Anderson will delight young 5. He must be 18 years of annual children's party, has superintendent, at and old alike as he fashions age to qualify for office. Tuesday Dec. 18 Tamaques 8 p.m. accepted the invitation of served the community in session of the Westfield decision-making role often Tuesday Dec. 18 Wilson 8 p.m. the Westfield Exchange Tuesday's public session of Board of Education last toys. this and many other ways the board, which also ap- attributed to a counselor by Wednesday Dec, 19 Senior High 8:15 p.m. Club to visit Westfield and week. the public. Bobal lo Discuss since its founding in 1949. proved payment of $9,127 for . The Miller-Cory House, - meet his young friends. Chairman of this year's oil deliveries made by Sixteen members of the Each junior high school, 614 Mountain Ave. is open to three secondary schools School Alternatives Christinas party is Ken eastern Oil of New Jersey with approximately 1,000 visitors on Sunday from 2-5. Santu will arrive at the Matins, assisted by Robert Nov. 12-20. guidance departments met students each, has four Children under 12 must be North Ave. Fire House at!) with the nine-member Albert R. Bobal, principal Hope and all members of the Tomlinson said that while guidance department accompanied by an adult. Blood Bank a.m. and march to the club. President of tho club is school board. Others at the members and one of Westfield High School, Kialto Theater with all the the schools have been able academic session were will discuss "Alternatives in George Crane of Creek Bed to secure fuel oil as needed secretary. The senior high children who come to meet Koad, Mountainside. Local Howard Tomlinson, acting school, with an enrollment Education Today" at the him. At the theater, he will so far, the supplier has superintendent of schools; Board Wants Dec. 13 meeting of the January 8 residents and businessmen indicated that only 80 per of more than 2,100 students lead in the singing of interested in community Gary Payne, director of has eight guidance Westfield Parent-Teacher Christmas songs and show a cent of what was used last secondary education; Council. He will also The Wcstficld-Mountain- crease in emergency use. At service through mem- year will be allocated to the department counselors and Say on Cable side chapter of the the same time, she snid, program of cartoons. A bership in the Exchange Albert Bobal, principal of two secretaries. describe specific alter- boy's bicycle and a girl's system this year and that Westfield High School; natives now available at American Red Cross will donor activity decreases, Club may direct questions to delivery will be based on Some figures, for the 1972- hold a blood hank In causing problems for bicycle will he given to (ioorge (.'rane or talk to any Samuel Soprano, principal 73 school year, released by TV Rights WHS at this meeting, which holders of lucky tickets. degree days of temperature. of Edison Junior High will be held at the Franklin Westfield on Tuesday, Jan. recipients und hospitals club member at tho party. Vincent Washvllle, head of H, in an effort to make up This year a new plun Numerous smaller prizes School; and Chester Bright, the guidance department at In a resolution passed at School, starting at 9:15 a.m. also will he awarded arid principal of Roosevelt Us public meeting Tuesday, All Interested parents are anticipated shortuges In called "A (Jift From Tho Weekly the high school, are: blood supplies for urea Heart" is being Im- every child will be given a Sunln dels Helping Junior High School. the Westfield Board of invited to attend. special Christmas gift student-counselor in- Education requested the hospitals over the holiday plemented. Essentially, the Weather Forecast Three areas discussed terviews, 8,139; parent- period. plan consists of one in- packuge. The theater party llund from Lotud Mayor and Town Council to will begin at «::«]. were: communications with counselor interviews, 772; consult with the board and Council lo Select Mrs. Edward W. Love, dividual donating a pint of Today. . . Cloudy skies the public; counselor- transcripts handled, 6,340; blood in order to provide Postal Employees giving way to sunshine and student ratio; and clerical miscellaneous letters the school system's chairman of the blood Each person attending the professional staff before Board Candidates program, said blood banks blood credit for a friend or purty is asked to bring one cooler temperatures. procedures in the guidance regarding scholarships, relative who may not be Letters to Santa Claus are Tomorrow. . . Sunny and entering Into any agreement usually experience u rise in Item of canned or packaged beginning to pour into the departments. insurance or selective with any cable TV company, The Westfield Council for demand for blood during tho quite mild. The role of the guidance service, 432; college visitors food as their Christmas gift Westfield Post Office and Education has Invited the holidays because of un in- (Continued on Page 4) to less fortunate people. The Saturday.. .Partlycloudy. counselor in "helping to the high school, 253. Although community candidates selected by the once again, postal em- Sunday. . . Mostly sunny Kxchangc ('tub members ployees arc mnklng sure antenna television Joint Civic Committee to will deliver this food to and cooler, organizations arc In- meet with its screening Canned Gas Sales Limited that each and every young Monday, . . Increasing Mobilization Against lotterwriter gets an answer Last Round-Up for Leaves creasing efforts to Install committee on Dec. 12. The Hunger, a charitable cloudiness and mild. and expand cable television council Is also Interested in Fire Chief Norman J. reminded service station from the red-suited gen- Tuesday. . . Rain, with organization serving the tleman at the North Pole. The Westfield Public revised schedule: Area C • systems in communities meeting with other Ituerup, In a recent letter personnel that dispensing of I'lHlnfleld and Westfield probability of thun- Works Department an- Decomber 6 and 7; Area D - throughout Union County individuals who wish to be delivered to all service gasoline In plastic or glans All letters received at the derstorms. nroas. In past years, over Wostlield Post Office nnd Its nounced today a revised December 10 and 11; Area E Westfield, to date, has not candidates for the Bourd of HtatloiiK In Wcstficld, asked containers IH prohibited, und 1000 people have filled Lhc Wednesday. . . Cloudy schedule for the last leaf -December 12and 13; Area entered into negotiations Education. It will make its their cooperation in limiting only approved containers Mountainside brunch will he skies. Ihealer nnd shared in I lie answered. pick-up swing through F - December 14 and 17; and with any company, Independent evaluation and the sale of gasoline in cans with tight fitting IICIH should Christmas celebration. Town. Although the leaf Area G - December 18 nnd Hulcctlon of candidate's and to two gallons. be used. Kveryone Is Invited. (employees ask that all 19. The school board's Is prcpured to mount a letters bear the full name pick-up program fell almost resolution, requesting to Hecuuse of the present Today's 10 days behind during the campaign for the election of energy crisis Chief Ituerup Chief Ituerup mild, "We Introducing Santa at the and return address of tho Leaves must be placed In participate cooperatively height of the season, work thOSC It CllOOHCH UH iH'Hl fears the posHlhillty of triUHl keep our hoiniw Haft un theater, and serving as Ihe .sender. A special Santa the curb the day before the with Town Council "In they wore before the fuel muster of ceremonies will imillhox has boon placed In crews are now only 3 days negotiating with any com- qualified. people storing excessive Illinium* Directory 2(1 Off their original published first day scheduled In the amountH of gasoline. Chief crisis. The objective of the hi: Hoger Tuttle, local the lobby of the Westfield 29 munity cable television |<"or further Information or Churrh schedule, Areas A (north designated areas. Now that an appointment for Ruurup commented, "Th« fire Hcrvlco IH the protection resident and NHC an Post Office on Ci'iitrnl Ave. ChiMirinl 14,15 company, wan pussed to of life atid property and with iiounciM' and newscaster. as an additional .service. Keillor 111 I, cast) und 13 (north central) the mujor quantity of leaves screening please contact excessive storage of insure the provision of 1 the cooperation of the Music will ho provided by OlilliMriiu 4 were completed earlier this In under control, the last educational Hp«elflcutlonH Cumpalgn Chairman Carol gasoline in mid around your Along with Santa's reply Nodal in-23 week, The balance of Town home (rentes a definite fire NCI'VICO Htutloiis und tho niombvi'N of Local in I of the to WoHtflold youngsters goes Hporla :io swing through Town will which will udoquiituly serv- Surd of 12« North Euclid 26 will be handled In ac- udhere to tho revised Avc, or Roger Chandler of liu/.ard," public we can accomplish American Federation of II lollipop and n balloon, post- TllMtlT ice schools In the com- Musicians as their gift to Iho cordunco with the following schedule. munity, HOIl Village Green. In his letter, (lit; Chief our aim." al officials lidded. TIIK UKSTHKI.I) (N.J.) LKADEK, THUKSDAV, DtCKMBKK 6. 1973- Expands Child Development Series Your Color PORTRAIT Child development courses will again be of- uuitar. chords and strums is courses-including chess, fered, a basic course in Saturday at 11 a.m. carpentry, crafts, model proper techniques of Carpentry at 3:30 p.m. building and guitar-have assembly, gluing and Thursday includes use and been expanded to three painting on Wednesday at 5 practice in handling tools, weekday afternoons as well p.m. and a basic and ad- cutting, measuring and SALE PRICED us Saturday mornings for vanced course featuring following through on a the Westfield YMCA Winter refinements in techniques project. term. Saturday at 10 a.m. for Registration for the Early American tole Further information on classes for youngsters painting, clay sculpturing, the classes may be obtained grades 1 through 6 is being tile projects and leather by calling the Y. CHRISTMAS! held Dec. 10 through Dec. 28 tooling will be highlighted in Roberts Graduates for classes beginning Dec. two crafts courses this term. 1- 11" x 14' 31. One is slated Tuesday af- Navy Fireman Recruit Two chess classes will be ternoon at 5 p.m., the other Kevin L. Roberts, son of 9 offered, at 4 p.m. Wednes- Saturday morning at 9 a.m. Mrs. Etta Roberts of 227 A 10 $AVINGS!' day and 10 a.m. Saturday. Chess, model building and Clark St., was graduated NO extra charge for family groujjs • Make your appointment today Basic opening moves, crafts are eight-week from recruit training at the games, rules, regulations classes. Naval Training Center in and strategies will be in- Two ten-week courses are Orlando, Fla. cluded in the course. also offered: basic guitar He is a 1873 graduate of 311 SOUTH AVENUE • 233-6662 • WESTFIELD Two model building featuring folk and modern Westfield High School.
Promotion Time - Top WestNetd Junior Police officer* congratulate new officer* of the organization. Lieut. Dick Maslin, left, hands Calhye Trimble her corporal's stripe* while Cap't. Chris Abeel. far right, presents sergeant's stripes to Tom Tyrrell. Tyrrell New Junior Police Sergeant Tom Tyrrell was Trimble was named to a course in self-defense promoted to the rank of new rank of corporal. starting in January. sergeant of the Westfield The organization is The Junior Police still Junior Police at the presently, attending First have openings for any male organization's meeting Aid training at the Rescue over the age of 15VS>. Wednesday night in the Squad Building, and will be Applications may be picked Municipal Building. Cathye taking' its second training up at the Police Station. Council Hears Survey Report The Council for Education "poor. After the survey hosted the first public Only 12 per cent of the presentation, Roger presentation of the Parent citizens rated Westfield's Chandler, Council for Teacher Council's schools as better than five Education president, in- Education Studies Com- years ago, and only 41 per troduced two of the three mittee's townwide survey cent rated them as the same candidates for the Board of Wednesday. The objective as five years ago. According Education who were of the survey, which was to a parallel survey done on recently endorsed by the. presented by Jack Daley a state-wide basis. 35 per Joint Civic Committee. Jack and George Drabin, past cent of the residents of other Drury and Donald Knapp and present education New Jersey communities briefly addressed thc< In Mind studies committee chair- rated their schools as better meeting in their first publici men, was to "provide a than five years ago. appearance since the JCC broader, more objective Only 53 |>cr cent of the endorsement. means of communication citizens rated the town As previously announced, between the school system schools as "good" insofar us the Council for Education and the community," which instilling a "desire to learn" plans to screen candidates also is one of the primary in studicnts; however, only lor the Board of Education goals of the Council for 55 percent considered this
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USE OUR 30 DAY OR 3-MONTH NO INTEREST CHARGE PLAN USE OUR 30 DAY OR 3-MONTH NO INTEREST CHARGE PLAN OI'KN WKF.KIlAY KYKNINCJS "Ml. UIKISTMAS 207 E. BROAD ST., WESTFIELD • 233-1171 207 E. BROAD ST., WESTFIELD 233-1171 -Tin; WK8TFIKLD (N.J.) LKAUKK, Till KSIJAV, DKCKMBKK II. IH7S t'utv .1 Westfield Town Yard, Spaulding Adoption Agency a tour of your project was to employment program to our discover why your program community". Y Redesigns Westfield Y.M.C.A., Union and Pathroads. 1 County Council on Alcohol. Marie G. Blackwell, was better.' During the school year, an Westfield Day Care Center, manager of the Elizabeth Mayor Snyder stated, "Odd Jobs Service" is Gym Classes Presbyterian Church, Union Division of Employment "The town of Westfield is provided for youth by the Basic gym classes for County -J-H Club, Westfield Services, said, "My per- indebted to you and your Community Center under boys grades 1 through 3 for United Fund. State sonal impression of the staff and the other par- the sponsorship of Union the Westfield YMCA winter Kmployment Service - Westfield operation the past ticipants for bringing the County Youth Employment term have been re-designed Elizabeth. Holy Trinity two summers was that it special summer youth Coalition. to reflect two truths: Catholic Church, Children's was the best of all the Number One; Certain Specialized Hospital, communities involved. One basic skills are necessary Temple E m a n u - EI, of my Reasons for requesting for muscular development and coordination. Number Two: Learning them can be fun. Thus the basic gym classes which emphasized fundamental skills have been changed into floor hockey and basketball classes, which accomplish the same goal but are "more fun for the kids," explained Physical Director Harry L. Lesher Jr. "Hockey is fantastic for fitness," said Lesher. "It's a way to get a kid used to running at top speed - which is beneficial to heart, lungs and leg muscles. "In basketball, goal shooting and dribbling relays will perform the same function," he said. "To the kids, learning new sports if fun. Of course, they can't perform at the same level as the older boys. But the sports develop specific WeitfleM Community Center Action Team members depict activities. skill areas in an enjoyable way." Floor hockey classes for grade 1 are set for Monday at 5 p.m., and for boys 50 Youths Perform Various Tasks grades 2 and 3 on Friday at 4:25 p.m. Basketball classes for Under $25,000 New Jersey State Grant trades 1 and 2 are slated Saturday at 9 a.m. and "Jobs for Youth, hard projects around town. special grant of ap- mental and . non-profit Wednesday at 4:25 p.m. work. More than 50 of Among these were assisting proximately $25,000 in agencies where assigned in Registration for the classes Westfield's young people 16 to install the fence at the federal funds from the accomplishing their overall will be held at the Y Dec. 10 to 19 years of age answered Conservation Center and Manpower Administration scheduled work. through Dec. 28 from 9:30 this call. secretarial work at-the for this project. 3. To develop a sense of a.m. till noon and 1:30 to 9 The young people em- Y.M.C.A., Union County The special summer youth responsibility and p.m. ployedlaccoinplishedrnany Council on Alcohol, United employment program was awareness; then by action, Fund and Temple Emanu- sponsored by the Depart- working for community MAKE EVERY DAY CHRISTMAS El. In addition, workers ment of Labor and Industry improvement, making the were responsible for the of the State of New Jersey. town a better place in which WITH A GIFT FROM upkeep of grounds around Young people wen1 em- to live! the Presbyterian Church ployed for up to 40 hours per The Westfield program ;md the cemetery across week at a pay rate of $1.75 was administered by the from the church. Others l>er hour. Westfield, for the Westfield Community were staff or program aides summer of 1973, had 50 such Center under the direction of the Union County 4-H Club job slots. Jacques Hodge of of Mr. Mason. The Center and Westfield Community the Stato Employment was responsible for Center and Westfield Day Service in Elizabeth was the program planning, ob- Care Center. Young people supervisor of the overall taining job sites, recruiting also were instrumental in an program. James G. Mason, workers, transporting them overall clean-up project at program coordinator of the to Elizabeth for processing, AMERICA Holy Trinity. Others wcro Westfield Community job placement, counseling of employed as recreational Center, was the coordinator workers, in addition to the US AM If. aides at the Children's and director of the 50 young overall supervision. Specialized Hospital as well people employed under the Administrative costs were 133-454* as workinH on special auspices of the Westfield borne by the Community OKM VERY WE«MViVII«N0 Tilt projects for Pathroads and Community Center. The Center, with all federal the Spauldintf Adoption overall purpose of the funds going directly to the UNTIl CHRISTMAS Agency. Under the program is as follows: young people. The 50 young FiMP*rkin|Aftaf6P.M. leadership of Ben Ward, 1. To provide young people people of the SSYEP were MMW Char*, HMrt-Charii ft BinkAimficwd president of the Westfield with u meaningful ex- employed at the following Community Action perience and training in job sites: CONSUMER Association, a youth team work habits and performing Westfield Community INFORMATION conducted "Operation Clean useful tasks. Center, Westfield Com- SPECIAL! Up" on Cacciola PL, 2. To assist the govern- munity Action Association, washing, painting, and TOOSTMRSTER- maintaining the grounds of A Perfect the new housing develop- Replace) Your OM Gat Range In Time for the Holiday* ment. Mr. Ward instructed A NEW BOOK OF FICTION SHORT STORIES FOUR QUART CORN POPPER the youth in landscaping, and the project was By DIKE FAXON climaxed with the planting PUP OVER and development of a rock garden. GLIMPSES ALONG THE WAY Edward J. Smith, executive director of the Westfield Community By Center, with the cooperation Coptos for Sal« at the Charlotte Mitchell of Mayor Donn A. Snyder TOWN BOOK STORE Director of and Sen. Harrison A. 255 E. Broad St., Weitf laid Consumer Information Villiams Jr. arranged the Elizabeiluown Gas AND SERVE Conserve and use wisely all types of energy if you want 6207 In continue In enjoy Ihc COMPARABLE VALUE great life now and in the future, liach person can and 12.98 should do his share by using OUR LOW $£97 3 Day Special gas cfficienlly and properly; PRICE D below are some suggestions when operating a gas range. • FamilyiiM - holds 4 quirti of popptd corn Boys' b Girls' 1. Cooking seldom requires • Strthru doim com - for UM as a Hiving bowl a high Dame for very long; • Automatic signal I ight - goat out whan popping is u medium or low one usually fimthad Ski Jackets will do just as well. • Avocado inanwW bast 2. When cooking vegetables, use as little water as possihlc • Nylon shell and cover pan (o speed cooking. Saucepans with JTORSTMRSTER* ftut. smooth hoitnins conk • Unlincd-tuck In hood food faster. FAMILY-SIZE OVEN-TOASTER X llelore you start in pre- heat the oven, be sure to • Machine washable adjust the racks. I'rehcat only when necessary and then, set the oven al Ihc tcmperatuie ynu intend to use. 4. Make a hahil nl turning 8lte»4to6X $9*9 rag, $12,00 burner controls oil when removing lood Iroiu the Qlve thechef who doss lh One of Nrw Itnty't finttt cemtlftlri — THROUGH Bank at tha Sign ofthalhlpl ONE YEAR. DI-I'ERRED PAYMENT PLAN, INTEREST-FREE. AVAIL- THE NATIONAL STATE BANK AIH.B IOH. PRE-NiitiD BUYERS, WMTMI& OfTICI: 11hn ttmt • ttt-MOO DIRECTORS Supt'i Office EteeuilvtOfle* HOUflSi 7: /»/ CHIP [ICA 917 SOUTH AVF W, WfSTFIFID OI'fN fVmv DAY ') Seeconc d C)H«I uostuKe paid in Westrield, N. J. Puublllhet d Thursday at Wemrtcld, New Jeracy, by the We»t- All letters to the editor field UeUeadtr Printing and Publishing Cumpany. An Inidependenl must bear a signature, a *WO?fl?tai Paper for Ihe Town of Weatfleld and Uurough or Mountatmlde. street address and a Subscription: $5.00 per year in advance. Kutabllnhed 1890 telephone number so Office: 50 Kim Street. Westrltld, N. J. 07U90 authors may be checked. If Tel. 232-«407 — 232(408 contributors are not able to Quality WeeklieMembes of rNew Jersey New Jersey I'rcsfl Association be reached at local phone National Kdltnrial Aaauclution numbers during Leader WALTER J. LEE Publisher OAIL W. TBIMBL.B Editor business hours, the writer's FLORENCE B. SAMUELSON . . . AdvertlalnK ManaKer signature may be notarized. letters must be written WESTFIELD GLEE CLUB T1IUB8DAY, DECEMBER 6, 1973 only on one side of paper and UNDER THE DIRECTION OF EDGAR L. WALLACE typewritten. All letters must be in the "leader"officeby Friday if Presents its 49th Winter Concert they are to aopear in the Shoplifting Featurin following issue. 1973 V net of Student Competition There's no more happy Municipal Court Judge. sight at this season of the Juveniles face juvenile APPRECIATIVE HOWARD KATZ year than Westfield streets bureau action and all end up and stores crowded with with police records upon "To Know Him was to love Traditional Attraction: happy shoppers filling their conviction. him." The Selected Boy's Choir From Christmas lists. Shoplifting is costly for To all our friends, Roosevelt Junior High School It's mostly a happy time the offenders, many of especially Stephen's true Singing Christmas Music With The Club for local merchants, too, whom may bo acting "just rlends, we extend our sumption. It has been many of whom do the major for kicks." But it's costly, sincere appreciation for estimated that we will fall at part of their year's business too, for local merchants who your thoughtfulness during least 17 percent short of our during the Christmas each Christmas season this difficult period. Our energy needs this year alone SUNDAY, DEC. 16 4:30 P.M. season. stand to lose thousands of Stephen Jude was loved by if the Arab oil boycott Unfortunately, though, dollars of merchandise all who knew him. He was continues through the thereisa hidden cost to this through shoplifting. always loyal in helping winter. happiness, and this is It is a season of the year others, no matter what the We must exhaust every WESTFIELD SENIOR HIGH SCHOOLDorian through the loss of goods where parents should take consequences. God bless our |K>ssible avenue in the quest through shoplifting. For the extra care to explain to friends all-ways! Transportation - cars, the two agencies have not for ways of cutting con- Student £ General Admission Tickets Available From: shoplifter often works best children that shoplifting is a Virginia (Shiner), Mark, trucks, buses, trains, yet been defined, it seems sumption of oil. A review of when shops are crowded criminal act and to advise and Jeffrey Langhorne subways, planes and ships - that a sustained effort the dormant patent files is a and salespeople are busiest. them to make sure that The following is one of the consume slightly more than should be made toward UiL »' that we should not ignore. Many Westfield stores sales slips are always in- many letters sent to us from half of all the oil c:.:>cndcd goal. have devices to detect shop- cluded with their purchase!). an unknown friend who annually in the United As a corollary to this lifting; others have hired The holiday season need knew our son without States. Furthermore, work, I think it would be special personnel to keep a not be marred by shoplifting knowing htm: automobiles alone consume worth the effort for the sharp lookout for offenders. either for the violators and My dear Mr. and Mrs. more than half of all the oil Department of Trans- ?*^£ And shoplif ?is • regardless their families or the victims Langhorne: used in transportation. portation and-or the of age - are often ap- of their foolish acts. Don't 1 have read the story of With these staggeri. • Environmental Protection prehended -in Westfield, think that shoplifting Stephen's death in the facts in mind, consider what Agency to review all of the taken to police headquar- docsn'tgoon in "a nice town Bernardsville News and I a !x)on it would be to patents that have been like Westfield." It does, and FIRST FEDERAL'S ters, booked, and later am writing not only to ex- discover a more efficient issued on carburetors and sentenced before the it hurts. end to you my sympathy for carburetor or fuel injection fuel injection systems. he loss of your dear son but system during the energy Obviously, only a few of also to congratulate you crisis we are now facing. them would be relevant to upon being the parents of so It seems reasonable to the purposes of this study. A Christmas Story valiant a lad. The sacrifice believe that some inventor But the chance of finding o utilized to keep the public (iary C. Dunn, 18, of portunity. payrolls In check. percen! of our oil con- Now we offer you, the vacationer Wychwood lioud, has been or traveler,the opportunity of released on $200 ball for 5.25% using Barclays Bank Travelers OUTI)Oli\<; SKCKKTAMAT! appearance in municipal PER ANNUM court on three charges of Cheques absolutely FREE. burglary in the Wychwood Respected and accepted tho COMPOUNDED section of the town. Two 15- WOOD, WALKER & CO. world over. CONTINUOUSLY yonr-old boys apprehended I with Dunn linve been NEW YORK STOCK EXCHANGE CREDITED QUARTERLY released to their parents for SINC* IH* Travel with Financial Security FROM DAY OF DEPOSIT Juvenile court action. TO DAY OF WITHDRAWAL The throe are charged MS Urn StrMt WattftoM, N. J. with burglaries and receiving stolen goods OPEN THURSDAY EVENINOS vjiluotl nt $2,IKXI to $:i,o0v 7 - 9 P.M. from thrco houses. L YOUR MONEY DOES MORE FOR YOU of. >*•* T/lC SuOOilf I'OX 8 Elm Street Westfield FIRST FEDERAL IS NOW OPEN AND READY FOR THE HOLIDAYS f SAVINGS Gifts for All Ages # , MAIN OFFICE WOODBRIDGE OFFICE Pottery - Silver - Brass - Delft / v 150 ElmSlroot 117 Main Struot Wostflokl, N.J. Woodbrldflo, N.J, Occasional Furniture MOUNTAINSIDE OFFICE CLARK OFFICE Stocking Stuffer9 • Imported Tree Ornaments 8G5 Mountain Avo., Grant City Shopping Contor Mountainside, N,J, Clark, N.J. Como hy mill mid ymn n.inin to our Chi Utmns Wish 1.hi, Wn will Irnvn II ilniwlnti mill you imiy \x< llm EDISON OFFICE SOUTH PLAINFIELD OFFICE wlnnni thu i|llt nl ytitu clinico limn nut wldu sulm:- 40 Pnrsonndo Rood MUlilluuox Mall lion. Ai HIM hum Ml' Khi>|i|>li>y Oniei Slelton Road Edison, N.J. South Plalnflold, N.J, t Dally 100 .Clusuil 233-1930, -THK WKtiTKIKl.D (N.J.) LKAI1KR, THL'HSDAV. DKCKMBKK li. IH7.S l-i Guard Hears Talk On Food Pricing Ralph Rapuano, 1021 East battery, $25, $10 costs. parking, $2, $5 costs; Broad St., intent to defraud, James D. MacMillan, blocking crosswalk, $5, $5 At the meeting of the Old bridge, the team of Ray dismissed. ficticious plates, $15, $5 costs; contempt of court, i"A baseball announcer is a baritone who sells beer." Guard at the Westfield Davison. Fred Bedell, Municipal Court John Gotsch, 592 Sher- costs; unregistered vehicle, $50, $25 costs. !(Jimmy Cannon) YMCA on Thursday Dr Richard Zerwick and wood Pkwy., dog at large, $15, $5 costs. Robert C. Schultz Jr., William L. Parks of Rutgers Harold Erickson; in The following disposition intent to defraud, com- $15, $10 costs. Riki Donnelly, unlicensed parking in permit area, $5, University gave a talk of bowling, Wilbert Farley, of cases was made in plainant failed to prosecute, Vincent Canigula, - driver, $15, $5 costs. $5 costs, $25 contempt of THE COLONIAL CHORUS timely interest about "Food William Gray, Hugo Gold, Municipal Court last week $20 court costs. violation of conditional James A. Keane, speeding court. Pricinn and Public Eugene Otto, Harold by Judge David J. Meeker: James A. Bender, 425 license, $10, $5 costs; 50 mph in 25 mile zone, $25, Frank D. Scarbough Jr., SPEBSQSA's WESTFIELD CHAPTER Interest." careless driving, $25, $5 Stevens, Frederick Bedell Finnard Caldwell, Wychwood Rd., careless $5 costs, 30 day revocation of driving on revoked list, $250, PRESENTS ITS Director Samuel Roeder and Thomas Holt. Com- Plainfield, driving while on driving, not guilty. costs. license. $15 costs, improper turn, welcomed quests Andrew munity singing was led by the revoked list, $200, $10 Joseph C. Valitutto, 118 Derek Vance, failure to Edward L. Londino, $10, $5 costs; eluding police, 26th ANNUAL •Andrews and Ed Shea. On Emory Starke at the piano court costs. Virginia St., unlicensed repair vehicle, $20, $5 costs; driving on revoked list, $200, $100, $20 costs, 30 day jail the honor roll for the past and Eugene Otto at the Richard Alan Eannucci, driver, $15, $15 costs; no registration in $10 costs. term suspended, one year HARMONY HOLIDAY week were: In duplicate violin. possession of cocaine and assault and batter, $25, $10 possession, $10, $5 costs. Harold R. Torgersen, probation; contempt of marijuana and use of a court costs. Louis D. Seivard, careless leaving scene of accident, court, $50, $25 costs. "A Song For All Seasona" driving, $25, $10 costs. controlled dangerous Daniel Vella, public in- $75. $10 costs. 8:15 p.m. substance, preliminary toxication, $10, $10 costs; in Arthur Luban, 564 Summit Lloyd Ferguson, improper COMMUNITY ON TV hearing waived, case to park after hours, $10, $10 Ave., careless driving, parking, $5, $5 costs. The restored communities FRIDAY & SATURDAY, OKCKMIIKK 7 & 8 Grand Jury. ' costs. dismissed for lack of Richard Shyers, dog at of Botany Village, Clifton, WESTHEI.DSENIOK HIGH SCHOOL Michael Kenny, Linden, Ellen Rzeszutek, 1608 prosecution. large, $5, $5 costs. and Alsfield, Germany will Railway Avenue and Dorian licud Be the life possession of a controlled Boynton Ave., public in- Frank Caldoro, violation Paul Simon, intent to be featured in "Places for SATURDAY PERFORMANCE SOLD OUT dangerous substance, $75, toxication and in park after of the sanitary code, $15, $10 defraud, $10 costs. People," on "Assignment: of the party! $15 court costs. hours, 30 day jail sentence costs. Charles Ball, assault and New Jersey," Dec. 19 and 23 Ttcktti for Friday Only Robert E. Guindon, suspended, one year Joseph Valitutto, 118 battery, dismissed. at 8 p.m. on Channels 52, 23, •tth* door and probation. Virginia St., assault and 50 and 58. Green brook, charged with Robert M. Svec, overtime Th«Btn*ttn« M« Mojtl. Inc. Rutgers •WEN'S SHOP" DeanLWV s Speaker at Gifts that will make him feel\ Helen A. Hoffman, assistant dean of the Rutgers University law /He's Someone Special... school, will be guest speaker at Wednesday's meeting of the Westfield .Area League of Women Voters. Her subject will be "The Administration of Justice in New Jersey." The evening program is scheduled for 8 p.m. in the i/% Westfield Woman's >• Clubhouse, 318 South Euclid O Ave., and is open to mem- OURS ALONE TARTAN SLACKS bers, their guests and in- terested area residents. Dean Hoffman attended Heavy Orion Add some zest Make your holiday the University of Chicago school of social work and Acrylic permanent to his collection reservations early* graduated from Columbia University with an LL.B. press, washable degree. Folio wine of slacks. graduation she engaged in Contact our legal practice with an shirt, made In wool blends eminent New York City law catering manager firm for two years and later especially for us. and double knits. .spent several years with today. various federal agencies working in the field of civil Complement to and human rights. Looks like wool Dean Hoffman has been a a blazer, turtleneck member of the Rutgers law .staff since 1962 and assistant feels like shirt, sweater, dean since 1969. Mrs. Daniel Kotto is in cotton just anywhere charge of program arrangements for the Comfortable indoors Wear them meeting. She is the local league's chairman for the or outdoors cuffed U.I. HOUTI12, MOUNTAWWM.N. J. 070« study of administrative Hf SUVATIOK* HOnlU'lMl justice in this state, an item —IMTf MftTM 10 TO 100 which was adopted by the 96 In beautiful or cufjfless lUNCHtON ' COCKTAIL* ' OWHH New Jersey leagues at their May convention this pasl Tartan plaids C TO**f Sltlk H«vlt spring. From $18.00 $15,00 XXXTXTXXTXXXTXXTXTXTXTXTXTXXTXTTXIXTXTX And in our boys' department rm CANT TOP THIS VAlufT^ He'll love our TURTLENECKS Special collection of vTSlton Great for cooler Vilui AMERICAN weather and he 'II WHISKEY the Scotch New and wear them, here, that never/ Improved... caries! Lighter and there - everywhere, Smoother For Boys in sizes 10-24 Shown - Our Rob Roy The "Status" shirl "Sweepsteaks" Knit - with the Alligator, in a host of ,, in long or short wonderful colors. sleeves. Dacron/ Sizes 8-20 $5.00 Cotton Match il with a $8.00 -$11.00 Portui al MATIUS TMbmiti Rlti. 3.10 25 n. colorful pair of slacks - GwmanyREOMilw LMnratMHell... 2.41 24 oi. Not shown - cuffed of course Italy flUKlU^HMIUttO 209 24 oi, Golf Cardigan in Prom $7.00 Spain GntOanlaKAiSAIrMU.. 1.N33.loi. (A Iterations Included, Navy or White. An Assortment of Groat Brands 100% Orion OTMD***5#KWCifMecicM»rVoo!.,. 7.12 Fifth PIT SCOTCH SpKill Selection ae Proof... IN Quart $15.00 THE MOMSTIRT HMNOY iw, Proof 11.78 V. Oil. bittitthtr J.W.DM7BMLaM8l(nd«tWhlikey.. 3.71 Fifth Eighty Proof Qitity Prool OPEN EVERY EVENING EXCEPT SATURDAY 'TIL CHRISTMAS 24 DELICIOUS WYATT Cordials BROTHERS NtWtlAVONJ tlliluil "Makeshift efforts to beat In Maryland, in reaction Keep all heaters well the energy crisis can bring to another form of the away from materials which death from fire into the energy crisis, a family burn, such as draperies, homes of many unwary stored an extra supply of upholstered furniture, Americans this winter," uasoline us a hedge against towels. bedding and status Fire Chief Norman .1. rationing in a 55 gallon steel clothing. Keep iieople away Kuerup. drum in the garage. too. don't let children play "In trying to lake the chill Escaping gasoline fumes near heaters, and watch out off the house -• while our were accidentally ignited by for anyone wearing usual sources of heating fuel a cigarette; the resulting lloorlenRth clothing. arc in short supply •• many explosion and fire destroyed If you plan to use your families may resort to the garage and the car it fireplace be sure it is supplements or substitutes housed, and caused major properly lined and there is damage to the attached with which they are not no loose mortar. HIADOUARTItS FOR Alt YOUR CHRISTMAS NIEDS familiar. Lack of knowledge home. Place u metal mesh and experience concerning "Keep the home fires screen completely over the installations and operation burning, but stay within the opening. of stoves and heaters burn- limits of good fire safe Keep the draft open as ing coal, wood or kerosene practice," advises Chief long as a fire burns or already lias brought Hucrup. Here are some smolders. disaster to several practical guidelines offered Never use flammable American families," stutcd by the Westfield Fire liquids to accelerate a slow Chief Kucrup. Department: burning fire. ONLY THE BEST, AT PRICES Within the last few weeks Follow regulations per- Dispose of ashes safely, in alone, the National Fin1 taining to portable electrical tight fitted metal con- Protection Association heaters and install them to tainers. Never in boxes or records noted tragedies the manufacturer's in- bags. YOU CAN AFFORD 1 such as these have come to structions. el Jk. Do not store excessive their attention: Be sure electrical wiring gasoline in or around your In Vermont, a cast iron is adequate for the in- home. stove brought into a homo stallation of electrical When necessary gasoline Gleek&Rust for supplementary hearing heaters. should only be stored in' COME IN AND SEE THE FINEST SELECTION was placed directly on the Don't purchase or use approved metal cans with wood floor. The resulting portable heaters which tight fitting lids. * Prescription Opticians over-heating ignited the wobbles or one that may tip Do not carry a reserve can flooring and extensively over. of gasoline in your car. OF PLANTATION GROWN CHRISTMAS 51 ELM ST. WESTFIELD damaged the house. Have major and-or per- "Don't risk your life and In <)uebec. charcoal was manent insinuations made the lives of your loved ones beinn burned for heat in a by a licensed heating con- by violating common sense DAILY 9-3:30 THURS. TILL 9 SAT. 9-3 large brazier intended for tractor. or official regulations while outdoor cookitm in the living Place portable electrical trying to ward off winter's SHEARED TREES WE'VE EVER HAD loom. The charcoal gave off heaters well away from chills. Use sweaters instead 654-3566 carbon monoxide which stairwells and from door- of heating devices which killed the entire family of ways where they could block might lie hazardous, and six. including four children. your escape in case of fire. save your fanifjy as well as your home from |>ossible disaster," Chief Kucrup concluded. HUNDREDS OF FRESH CUT: Regional Adult •DOUGLAS FIR — 6 to 10 FOOT A FRIEND IN NEED School Delayed • COLORADO BLUE SPRUCE — 5 to 10 FOOT IS A FRIEND INDEED To Save Heat •CANADIAN BALSAM — 4 to 15 FOOT In cooperation with national, state and local programs to conserve And Hershey's Is A Joy Forever! energy, the Union County Regional High School Board Not only are our foods u joy, of Education gave approval to the Office of Adult and WHILE DAD AND THE KIDS but the hours me are open Continuing Education to begin its spring classes PICK OUT A TREE van bv u lifesuver. during the week of Mar. 18. In past years, the spring program was held during SO-ivhen you need something the winter months of January. February and LET MOM ENJOY in a hurry to "save the day" early March. "By holding the adult and continuum education OUR COMPLETE DISPLAY OF: ior the nifihl/ come on over. program in warmer weather," noted Mr. Harry E. Linkin, the program director, "the Regional • WREATHS • CENTERPIECES District will be able to save fuel." • ROPING • DOOR SPRAYS Mr. I.inkin stated that area residents should • CUT HOLLY ft GREENS • LIGHTS ft TREE receive the 1074 Spring Session brochure by mid February. In-pcrson • MISTLETOE DECORATIONS registration will be held on Tuesday, Mar. 5, In each Regional High School. OH • if you urv just too ftluin tired Classes wil l>cgin nt each high school (luring the week to get ti in nil togvther, or you of Mar. Hi mill will ter- minate during the week of wiiitl to fi'ivv your family » rvul iron!, June :i. lYrsons desiring additional Information LARGE ASSORTMENT OF FIREWOOD should cull the Office of "Substitute u Submarine". Adult anil Continuing Kduentlon ai :i7(i-fl:itHi ext. Choose from (tl) mouth wnterinff combinations. Ml. OAK - WHITE BIRCH Also: Siiluds • Itive I'uddhiu • Itultvd tleam CEDAR MAPLE- • Cold Cuts • liver to go We're open Dally from 9:30 A.M. to Midnight Most of our Home Saturday & Sunday 8:30 A.M. to Midnight Buyorsnro sent to us by satisfied For Your Convenience customors. Won't youbocomeone? Drop In nnd see HERSHEY'S our lull color display of homes WORTH for snlo M. 00 GIANT SUB. & DELICATESSEN StUIIM A MAKtINf •2 221 SOUTH AVE., E., WESTFIELD Coupon Woflh 12,00 Off Pries el AnyCutTrnt NEXT TO HICKORY FARMS 232-9788 -TMK WKKTPIKLD [S.4.) LKAIIKK, THl'KSDAV. DKCKMBKH If. ISttS I'm;,. II IIRROIII PRCSCflTS UflD€R-TH£-TR€€ Mayor Donn Snyder takes time from his busy schedule lo speak to Tamaques School fifth graders on career-educn- tlon. Mayor Snyder told of his duties as mayor of Westfleld and answered a variety of queitlons. Students were particularly impreued with the idea that a penon would give so much time to a dollar a year Job. Realtors Back From National Convention Westfield Board of mideast truce. Realtors President Hank Other speakers including Friedrichs and National John Whitaker, under Director Nancy F. Secretary, Department of Reynolds, immediate past the Interior on "Land Use", president of the New Jersey and Jarvis T. Lynn, Association, recently Secretary, U.S. Department returned from Washington, of Housing and Urban D.C. where they were Development on "Housing among the over 9,000 in the 70's". delegates to the National The current mortgage , Association of Realtors money crisis was under Annual Convention. intense review by mortgage Highlight of the meeting bankers and Savings and was an address by President Loans groups. Several Nixon who spoke mainly on members of the House the energy crisis and what's Banking and Currency being done to solve it. HeCommittee were among was well received by a panelists on. "The standing room only crowd President's Housing and his speech was in- Policy". James E. Smith, terrupted several times by Comptroller of the Currency applause. spoke on proposed reforms vice President designate in the financial system. Cerald Ford also spoke to Mr. Friedrichs was the conclave stating that among a group of Realtors unemployment has dropped who called on Senator Case to the administration target and Representative Rinaldo of 4.5 per cent, adult male urging the passage' of unemployment being the legislation to effect long and lowest in history. Mr. Ford short term corrections in the went on to note other ac- mortgage market to complishments of the Nixon guarantee a reasonable and administration including a continuing supply of mort- second consecutive monthly gage money. drop in retail prices, Nancy Rey nolds genuine peacetime moderated a standing room prosperity, no draft, and our only meeting on Indoc- influence in effecting the trination IMPORTANT NEWS! 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Dorsett of "Annie Get Your Gun", Nathanson, Gina Mac- Wild West Carnival. With 12 Westfield, vice president of have announced the cast as cauley, Gary Garrison and of the most successful song specialized markets and follows; Annie, Vicki Kandi Nathanson. The hits of Irving Berlin's career services for Johnson & Tripodo; Frank Butler, dancers in "Annie" will be . (some of which are: "The Johnson, has been elected Charlie Roessler: Charlie Heth Trigg, Tina Taylor, Girl That I Marry." "I Got national vice president and Davenport, Stan Nathan- Karen Dome. Barbara host in His Arms," "My a board member of the son; Dolly Tate, Jolee Klynn, Susan Mantz, Rosina Defenses Are Down," "They American Logistics Garrison; Buffalo Bill, Jim Eodice, Vincent Losavio, Say It's Wonderful," "Who Association. Horvath; Sitting Bull, Milt Bob Heras, Len Costanza, Do You Love, I Hope?" Mr. Dorsett was among Lewis; Pawnee Bill, Barry Maury Herman and Jim "Anything You Can Do," speakers at a recent Lichtenstein: Little Jake. Cambino. and "There's No Business national meeting of the Bill Zack; Mr. Wilson, "Annie" will be presented hike Show Business") it was association held in Walter Schonwald; Minnie. on Jan. 11, 12, 18 and 19 at one of the greatest hits in Washington, D.C., using as Audrey Lewis; Jessie, the Scotch Plains-Fanwood New York theatrical his topic: "Health and Cindy Lichtenstein; Nellie. High School. This Irving history. Beauty Aids in Military Sheri Harlan; Mac, Jerry Berlin musical comedy is Tickets are available by Commissaries." Morrell. the story of Annie Oakley calling Mrs. Marilyn Mone. eCALENDARS The ALA is the industry Members of the chorus • TRAVEL CLOCK RADIOS link with the military in • FAMILY CHRISTMAS CARDS Veterans of Foreign Wars, Mountainside Memorial Pott No. 1MM makes donation to will include Jerry Sorren- coordinating procurement tino, Judy Sullivan, Dot •TORTOISE DESK PAD SETS and supply of not only the Mountainside Rescue Squad to purchaie auxiliary oxygen setup for MountainiMe's new ambulance. Pictured from left to right are Frank J. Thiel, V.F.W. Post Com- Nixon, Danny Mason, Dec ROBBINS & ALLISON INC. •PICTURE FRAMES strategic material but any Mchtenstein, Dean Trigg, •CAMERAS • PROJECTORS materials purchased by the mander; George Magee, Post hospital chairman; and W.H. Brandt, president of the Mountainside Rescue Squad. Anita Kraft. Jack Hoyt. Established 1912 •TYPEWRITERS •CALCULATORS uovernment for use or John Hughes, Judy Gar- resale. •BAROMETERS • DESK SETS to call, found ballastinlight and smoke was coming into diner, Florence Marsden. •CROSS PENS •PARKER PENS Mr. Dorsett joined fixture had failed, shut off Johnson & Johnson in 1946, house, found Mrs. J. Wilson Nancy Way stating they had * LOCAL AND •STATIONERY • ATTACHE CASES and has served in a number Fire Calls power to light and asked had extinguished fire and manager to call repair man: a problem turning outside LONG DISTANCE of executive positions. He opened damper to let out lights off, Eng. No 4 10:55 p.m. • Received a call smoke, no cause for alarm; MOVING and his family live at 89 Nov. 27, 8:22 a.m. - responded, removed light Barchester Way. from police to wash down 5:26 a.m. - Received a call of * STORAGE Received a call from gasoline on Lawrence Ave. switch, advised owner to a steam condition at 626 have repairman look at * PACKING Fugmann Oil Co. requesting Nov. 30, 10:06 a.m. - Raymond St., responded Ramble and Hike assistance to light off oil service; 4:06 p.m. - Full Responded to the National with Eng. No. 3, upon assignment responded to 881 burner at 866 Fairacres Bank of New Jersey on arrival found boiler to have On Weekend Ave.; 10:34 a.m. Dorian Rd. for a house fire, TEL. 276-0898 Clark St. to disconnect too much water, shut off found chair to be on fire, Responded to 872 Winy ah power to motor that was furnace, advised owner, to Calendar Ave. with Red No. 10 to used booster line to ex- smoking, suggested call serviceman. tinguish, and smoke ejec- A ramble and one hike are spray house interior repairman to inspect motor; 213 SOUTH AVE., E. CRANFORD scheduled for this weekend because of a pot that was Dec. 3, 9:34 a.m. - tors to remove smoke from 144 EaM Front SlrMt 767-4800 PlahtfliM, NJ. 3:43 p.m. - Engine No. 4 Received a call from 805 house for the members and guests left in oven while cleaning responded to parking lot of of the Union County Hiking process took place; 4:04 Hahnes to put burning R.R. Club. p.m. - Engine No. 3 responded to Central and ties that were burning A five mile ramble behind the store; 4:23 p.m. - through the South Mountain North Ave. for a truck fire, found fire to be out, Responded with all units to Reservation is listed for Box No. 77 Me Kinley Saturday, beginning at disconnected wires under dashboard. School, false alarm; 10:22 Crest Drive and Bramhall p.m. - Responded with all Terrace at 1:30 p.m. under Nov. 28, 6 p.m. - units to Box No. 652 the leadership of Mildred Responded to Apt. 6C at 4 Tamaques School, false Schutz of Cranford. Elm St. for a possible alarm. On Sunday, Nat Levin of problem with electrical Lincoln Federal's Dec. 1, 5:47 p.m. • Rah way will conduct a ten system, found T.V. set Responded to the area of 637 mile hike over the Wyanokie shorted out, removed T.V. Elm St. with Engine No. 3, Circular. The group will from apt., turned off all smoke in area, no cause for meet at the Packanack electricty and informed alarm. EFFECTIVE Wayne shopping center at 9 tenants to call repair man. Dec. 2, 1:43 a.m. - a.m. ANNUAL Nov. 29, 6:16 p.m. - Responded to Seville's Auto A YEAR Information about the Received a phone call of a Body shop with Eng No. 3 to YIELD ON Hiking Club is available grass fire on Twin Oaks extinguish a car fire, used through the Park Com- Terr., responded with Eng. Booster line to extinguish, mission's recreation No. 4, used two Indian tanks, car a total loss; 3:48 p.m. • department. two brooms and two hand- Dispatched Eng. No. 4 to lights to extinguish; 6:34 Summit Court, found no one In 1511, coffeehouses had p.m. - Received a call from to be banned in Mecca, home, apparent false because they were draw- manager of Gino's, South alarm; 4:32 p.m. ing people away from the Ave. East, of a problem with Responded to 517 Dorian PI. mosques! lights, dispatched Eng. No: 3 on Regular Passbook damper on fire place closed Savings is no humbug! ; 1 The traditional Christmas gift — here in a wide variety. Com* in REGULAR PASSBOOK and Me. SAVINGS ACCOUNTS are COMPOUNDED DAILY DAY OF DEPOSIT TO DAY OF WITHDRAWAL m m?: > Saving! Account* Punt, Crcwiil, Future •- IKI one 'ia-.-'V for a gayer Chrittmai. can top our Intercut In you! Let the holiday spirit enter your home. We have everything you need to decorate. WESTFIELD FLOWER SHOP JOHN C. 230 Springfield Ave. near Irood St. 233-3630 TMK HWWBIJI (N.J.) I.KAUKK, TIU'KSItAV. IWCKMBKU «, IU13 Ryan Forms New Firm To Test Beauticians To Expand Adult Courses The New Jersey Board of Bernard J. Hyan of charge of the executive Contemporary Literature. search consulting practice Beauty Culture will ad- Union College will expand Wcslffieltl has announced minister its December its special program of credit Introduction to Western the formation of Hyan. of the Newark office of Peat. Civilization II and Marwick, Mitchell & Co. licensing examinations at courses for adults in the Smith & Associates, con- the Union County Technical spring semester, it was Psychology of Personality. sultants lo management on His previous experience Institute and Vocational announced today by Prof. All Saturday courses will executive search, located at ,'ilso includes that of Center. Elmer Wolf, dean of the meet from !i to 11:45 a.m. One Rockefeller Plaza in treasurer of Railway college. with the exception of New York. Kxprcss Agency Inc., The written, oral and Eleven college-level Computer Science. This Mr. Hyan has extensive assistant to the comptroller practical examinations will of General Public Utilities courses will be offered in class will be held from 9 to executive search ex- be given Wednesday, Dec. single weekly sessions, 10:20 a.m., followed by a perience. Immediately prior Corporation and Coopers & 26, at 9 a.m. The tests are l.ybramt's audit staff. permitting adult students to laboratory from 10:30 a.m. lo forming Hyan, Smith & required of all beauticians fulfill course requirements to 12:10 p.m. Associates, he was national Mr. Hyan received a BBA who want to practice in New by attending one two-hour director of executive search deuree in accounting in 1955 Jersey. and 45-minute session a The three-credit courses consulting at Coopers & ami is ;i CI'A in the State of Using the new video tape recording equipment at Lincoln week. Classes begin the are open only to adult part- l.vbnmd. Karlier, he was in New York. School, Peggy Hrug speaks in the manual alphabet of the The Union County week of Jan. 28. time students who have deaf and dumb as Nancy Bergen pantomimes and Suiy Vocational Center offers a been away from secondary Molncznik recites the nursery rhyme "Mule Miss Beauty Culture program for Courses will be offered on school for at least four Muffet." Mrs. Carolyn llolman, media director, helps high school and adult both weekdays and years. the sixth graders record the event on tape in connection Saturdays. Weekday of- students in preparation for ferings include: American Applications and with their study of non-verbal languages. The project the state examinations, allows students to evaluate und constructively criticize l-iterature. Thursdays; registration information according to Michael Appreciation of Art, Wed- may be obtained by writing their efforts when the tape Is played back on the Elefante, director of the television set. nesdays; Introduction to the Office of Admission, program. Drama, Wednesdays; Union College, Cranford. American National 07016. Marring in Junior Theatre production of "Gypsy Government, Mondays: Phone Co* Acts To Conserve Fuel Adventure" Saturday are these actors from Maximi'llion Child Psychology, STUDENTS AT UNION Productions. Tuesdays; and Introduction Westfield area residents to Philosphy, Fridays. AH enrolled in the salesmanship The New Jersey Bell The company has in-buildings in the state. classes meet from 9 to 11:45 Telephone Company has stituted emergency methods To achieve a 15 to 20 Gypsy Adventure on WHS Stage a.m. with the exception of course at Union College are: < implemented a series of which will reduce gasoline percent reduction in fuel oil Appreciation of Art, which Mrs. Connie Hernandez of emergency conservation consumption an estimated At 2:30 p.m. Saturday When a gypsy tribe passes use per month, tem- afternoon "Gypsy Adven- meets from 1 to 3:45 p.m. 901 North Ave. Tim Gilbert measures designed to im-10 to 15 percent, saving peratures in general office throughyr town, Minina mediately reduce company- some 750,000 gallons over ture" by Maximillion tries to jion up and finds Saturday morning courses of 336 LaGrande Ave., space and staffed equip- Productions, the opening It's NOT TOO LATE wide consumption of the next 12 months. ment rooms have been herself involved in the lives are: Principles of Fanwood, and Willie Lee of electric energy and fuel by production in Scries II of of a gypsy king, his family Accounting II. Introduction 505 Sherwood Parkway, for A policy limiting reduced from 72 degrees to Junior Theatrek will be IS percent. maximum speeds to 50 08 degrees during working and a web of gypsy intrigue! to Computer Science, Mountainside. presented in the Westfield The doors will open at 2: IS Robert W. Kleinert, miles per hour where hours. Temperatures are High School auditorium. president, said, "The cut-permitted, and five miles lower during unoccupied p.m. and the performance Union Alumni To Gather Portraits back is our positive per hour under posted speed hours. "Gypsy Adventure" is an will end at 3:45 p.m. response to national efforts limits on all company original musical drama Girl Scouts Dee DeYoung Water heat levels in all which takes place in Europe At Homecoming Especially For The to alleviate the energy vehicles, has been im- company buildings, except and Katy Daly, Troop No. crisis. We feel confident, plemented. Drivers have a few decades ago. Minina, 711 of Grant School, will lead those with cafeterias, have a baker's daughter with the opening exercises ac- The annual Alumni Home- niversary year. however, that with prudent been instructed to reduce been dropped 40 degrees to a coming, sponsored by the Miss Dorothy Gasorek of Last Minute Shopper management we can assure vehicle idling time and to exceptionally big feet, feels companied on the piano by constant 100 degrees. that because of these big Miss Karen Harmsen. Union College Alumni Elizabeth is the chairman. enough gasoline to keep our eliminate unnecessary To reduce electrical j Association, will be held The annual Homecoming ONE DAY SERVICE for o vehicles operating, enough travel. feet she must always be a Tickets for this per- consumption, lighting levels funny girl or give away gifts Friday evening, Dec. 28. In party with dancing will get dlcscl fuel to run the An employee information in office buildings and other formance may be purchased so that people will like her. at the door. addition to the reunion of old underway at 8 p.m. in the 4X5 PORTRAIT emergency generating campaign to remind work locations have been friends, classmates, Cranford Campus Center equipment In central of- company drivers of the reduced to minimum ap- Airman Van Pelt Completes Course member of the faculty and Gymnasium. All graduates fices, and enough fuel oil to gasoline scarcity and topropriate requirements administrative staff, the and ex-students of the heat buildings." In Color '6* instruct them in proper during working hours. Non- Airman Mark W. Van Ispecial radio equipment, is Homecoming will feature a College are cordially invited etch With 7,700 trucks, cars driving techniques to im- essential lighting has been Pelt, son of Mr. and Mrs. being assigned to salute to the college now in to attend. Buffet-style and vans, New Jersey Bell prove mileage was in-eliminated and only security I Harold W. Van Pelt of 7 jBergstrom AFB, Tex., for the midst of its 40th an- refreshments will be served. operates the largest stituted last spring. lighting is to be used after | Roosevelt Ave., Fanwood, duty with a unit of the privately-owned comme- The company has urged hours. has graduated at Keesler Tactical Air Command. One to a customer rcial motor vehicle fleet in its 32,000 employees to Savings are expected to AFB, Miss., from the U.S. Airman Van Pelt, a 1971 the state. Company vehicles conserve energy by forming reduce total electrical Air Force radio equipment ! graduate of Wcequahic High at this price logged <>1,026,7BO miles last car pools or by using public consumption by 15 to 20 repairman1 ma n course) School, Newark, attended year and used C.2 million transportation to commute percent. conducted by the Air iK-airleigh Dickinson V'tu gallons of gasoline. to wt-rk. "We will continue to Training Command. | University, Teaneck. His Gasoline consumption has To conserve diesel oil, reduce our energy con-! The airman, who was jwife is the former Bernice increased 13 percent this New Jersey Bell has sumption as much as j trained to install and repair | E. Brown. year, and because of the fuel reduced the time for test necessary in the national i shortuge, the company has runs of its 400 emergency interest and as much as I FEATURES: projected u deficit of 400,000 generators, resulting in a 75 humanly possible to meet ] gallons required to run the percent fuel reduction. The the crisis." Kleinert said. • .WREATHS-DECORATED AND | fleet through May, 1974generator, s are used as a when the supply contract backup power source in the Holowach Assigned j Our 1974 STUDIO OF terminates. event of commercial power PLAIN "Without stringent con- failure. To Koesler AFB j »PINE ROPING PHOTOGRAPHY servation, the deficit would Additional procedures Airman John T. • Christmas Clubs pay equate to the loss of ap-liavc been adopted to fur-j Holowach, son of Michael [ |#BALSA_M, DOL~ 4 Elm St., Westfield proximately 700 splicing ther conserve fuel oil and 232-1441 . Holowach of 1979 Uartle , | PINE AND BLUE trucks for the same time electricity used to heat and Ave.. Scotch Plains, has CHRISTMAS TREES period," Kleinert said. light the company's 614 been assigned to Kceslcr interest at AKB, Miss., after com- ,.CUT GREENS-BALSAM. NOBLE pleting Air Force basic training. During his six weeks at i "FIR AND PINE. the Air Training Com- \ .FLOCKEDCHRISTMAS TREES inand's Lackland AKB, Tex., ho studied the Air Clothes Mart ?s Force mission, organization and customs and received GARWOOD MALL 300 South Ave special instruction in human relations. The airman has been Garwood, N.J. assigned to the Technical j j Training Center at Kcesicr I for .specialized training in the air traffic control field. (Christinas (Sifts Airman Holowach at- tended Scotch Plains- Fanwood High School. Club Advisors Two Westfield residents are among 18 faculty SWEATERS j members and ad- i ministrnlors at Union TUKTI.HS, ('AKI)l(iANS, IC o 111! iu«. Cranford. PULLOVHRS. VI'SIS. , Kli/.aheth, and Plainfield, ho have volunteered to • CHRISTMAS TREE ORNAMENTS ORKilNAI l.V $13 toS:s. ierve as advisors to student BY OLD GERMAN CRAFTSMEN 1 u b s . fraternities, iororitios and publications or thi1 11)73-74 academic LIFE-LIKE ARTIFICIAL TREES, .car. They are Prof. Jane HOLLY AND GREENS ,aw ol ill! Lincoln lid., idvisor In the Art Club, mid j • UNUSUAL NATIVITY SCENES ••"rwleriek Perry of Box 503. Be Wise and Save lor 1974 idvisor to llio V.C. Service Join The Central Jorsoy Bank and • ITALIAN Trust Company Christmas Club now. MINIATURE CHRISTMAS Memberships start Irom ns li It lo LIGHTS AND STARS SPORT SHIRTS as 50C a week Wo don't just ' At IKAt IIVI KM IS collect your Christmas Club money • UNUSUAL ANDSWI All U SHIRTS wo p;iy !i°o intorosl on it. IN Hi All 111 Ul ( OlOUS CHRISTMAS TREE AND DISUiNS DECORATIONS OKICIINAI I »i S'> Kis.\s. See how our Christmas Club accounts build up over a 50-week period: SALE* . • iimn 6t95 % .OO.iwnrk * 20.03 0.00,1 wi-<.k 230 S3 t.OO.iwi-nk 01.20 10.00 ,i WMI'I* 012.0O 2.00.1 vci'k 1O2.00 SO.OOn wi»* 1.020.00 BOYS SKI JACKETS 3,00 .i VNIM.I, ID3.75 •»> . UMI|,II.|..,I ciciij.. (.11'II II DM KIN Wll OKU )N I IM\<- \N|> CAN WS HtLP YOU ? DAI l<( IN I'll ilCAl I Ml MEEKERS CENTRAL JERSEY BANK OARDBN OIL HIAT Mt\t* SALE* • • '/lr>fjMf mtlir itwMt i Antmttn»%( Mil IITIMAT* CONVlNIINr TIMM Mtit ( I ' - M HOOSmilh Ave., W..WMtfield ;,'''',. 232-8717 limit* • MIUW8W • D OOH &I6OSST ASSST ! MiHIUII • KAMWMI • MASTKH GHMOP AND MNKAMt-IMC/UU) -Tilt WKSTKIELU (N.I.) LBADEK, THl'KSMAV. UC( K.MBKM (i. IU7.1 I'llRe 1.1 Parents' Aid Sought In Fuel Crisis rooms in each school for To Offer Class In Pharmacology Genetics Film practices and other after Parents of Union County school activities. Union County Technical complete the course will be "Thread of Life," a filmed Regional High School than by driving them in should be dressed warmly Institute will offer a 16-week certified to administer private vehicles. Students During the cold months story of genetics, will bo students are urged to during cold weather since course in "Basic Concepts of medication. presented at the Union who must drive to school the thermostats in all ahead, students are urged to Pharmacology and the cooperate with school and because of employment or Current practical nurses County Park Commission's public officials in con- Regional buildings will be have a hot bowl of soup with Administration of interested in taking the Trailside Nature and other commitments should Medicines" for licensed serving fuel resources. be encouraged to form car set for 68 degrees. At 3:45 their lunches. Persons course are required to take Science Center in tho Dr. Donald Merachnik, having other suggestions, practical nurses, beginning a basic math test on Watehung Reservation on pools. p.m. the heat in all buildings Thursday, Jan. 24, it was Regional superintendent of will be reduced or shut off in whereby the Regional Tuesday, Dec. 18, at 7 p.m. Sunday at 2. 3 and 4 p.m. Parents are asked to drive announced today by at (J.C.T.I. Registration will schools stated that parents their neighbor's children if most areas in. order to District can conserve fuel The motion picture gives a tan help save fuel by having and cope with the pending Richard Kay, director of be scheduled following the description of heredity and they bring their own conserve Regional fuel oil continuing education. testing. their children transported to children to school on a supplies. Heat will be fur- oil crisis, should call Alan individual types of traits. school by public trans- regular basis. Isacson, assistant to the The course, Mr. Kay Classes will meet Also at Trailside on portation facilities rather nished in gymnasiums, explained, is designed Tuesdays and Thursdays In addition, students auditoriums and other superintendent, at 376-6300. Monday through Thursday primarily for practical from 7 to 10 p.m. Additional at 4p.m., Donald \V. Mayer. M0MMHK MMMMMtflMMMMMllt nurses who completed their information may be ob- Trailside director, will training before phar- tained by contacting Mr. conduct half-hour nature macology was included in Kay at 8*9-2000. talks for children the regular practical nurs- ing curriculum. Westfield's Finest luncheon Restaurant Those who satisfactorily Coupons Sought Specialists Solli from Ike '4e*p IreW • Rutgers iclentift John C.F. The Garden State Chapter Tedrew examlaM Mil iimplei (ram hit Arctic collec- of the Committee to Combat for any uxe group ttea. gathered during hit 2* yean of polar expedHtoni. Huntington's Disease Merrier Dr. Teirew aad his student! have worked the northern requests that coupons found at your premises rim of land from Siberia to Greenland. on any Betty Crocker product and 175 other Far An Appotntnwnt Local Democratic Women Celebrate General Mills products be 233.5140 Christmas mailed to Rose Mary Meek, The Wcstfleld Democratic stitution and by-laws, fund- 241 Maryland St., Westfieid. Women's Organization met raising and new mem- Also the small blue squares on Wednesday evening at bership, and issues of in- stating the number of points the home of the organiza- terest to the group. on all Bonus Gift coupons. tion's president, Mrs. Following the workshop The coupons can be turned Charles, 8 Stoneleigh Park, meeting, a party was held to into money to help research where smaller group celebrate the Democratic on Huntington's Disease, a 109 North IYO. workshops discussed victories in the Nov. 6 hereditary, neurological gay Christmas Flowers amendments to the con election. Illness. (Olmri Map) *w. toriral Aw., WtstlteM and Greens Whathar for gift giving or for your own home - coma in and tee what wonderful out of the ordinary things our floral artiitt have ready for you. We hava everything you need for Christmas Inside and Outside - greens, holly,, roping, mistletoe, Santas, figurine* - natural and artificial Christmas Arrangements. - You'll love them all. Inc. 321 SOUTH AVI. Mri*IMT"" 232-2825 SHOT THI SOUTH SIM Ml SHOWING CONVENIENCE OPEN WEEKDAYS S A. M. to • P. M. MAJOR CREDIT CARDS HONORED »WMIMmMMMIim»MM»»IIMIMM»MlW)l»IIM»MaMMI mmwmmmmmmm»mm The SX-70 is here. Perhaps once or twice in a lifetime, there comes an invention so radically new, it actually changes the way we live our lives. Television was one. We at Polartod believe the SX-70 is another. The virtual cascade of revolutions, mechani- cal, chemical, optical and electronic, that made the SX-70 possible had only one purpose: to free you from everything United cumbersome and tedious about picture- taking, so that it could become at last the simple creative act it should be. Counties Trust Now that all you need to do is frame your picture, bring it Instantly into perfect focus and push a button, now that the picture Is nutomntlcally delivered Into your hand In less than two seconds, to time itself and develop into a photograph of a depth and brllllnnce unpnrnlleled in nmnteur pho- tography, whnt might once have seemed like a family duty or even Just an Overdraft ChecKing Interesting hobby, enn become a spontaneous ami constant pleasure In your daily life. Here's Instant money lor holiday shopping Suggested list price of the SX-70 cmncrti Is SI HO. Ask for n demonstration. and entertainment. Wo'll oatnblish n cash reserve to back up your UCTC Checking Ac- count - $500 or more. II covers chocks written Limited Su/tftly - Uy Your* Atmy Today for more than your bolanco, Or, you can transfer any part of your available credit to your checking account whenever you wish, There's no obligation to use your credit. Why not have It on hand Just In case of need, Apply WESTFIELD CAMERA now at any office of UCTC. Another feature of UCTC's "ONE-STATE- united counties MENT BANKING" total convenience for par- » STUDIO tonal checking account customers. OVER- " Mfttrt Ptoftfrnpfcy it « Mfty «f Uh" DRAFT CHECKING • AUTOMATIC SAVINGS trust company WKBgRVICK WHAT IVKSfiU GUfi CUSTOMERS A • ACCOUNT SUMMARIES where good thlnge start to happen All In one helpful package 121 CINTIA1 AVINUI 232-0239 232-0425 WISTFIUD Ymff) U THE WESTFIELD (N.J.) LEAOEB, THURSDAY, DECEMBER 6, 1S7S 1 • UAL ESTATE SALE • • RIAL ESTATE SALE • • RIAL ESTATE SALE • • HEAL ESTATE SALE • . RIAL ESTATE SALf • • tIAL ISTATI SAL! • • RIAL ISTATt SAU • • tIAL ESTATE SALE • • REAL ESTATE SAU • PEARSAU Joy Birown, Inc. REALTOR ft ASSOCIATES, INC. AND rim . em AMES J. DAVIDSON IM. WMHI«M SMMIM» REALTORS FRANKENBACH MuMpI* INC. lM. An Art* fund Aw>cl>f BARREn & CRAM UAITOU » INIVIOU REALTORS Mt'mbir GI*NI RMI btata M»iWra *f Rtfarral S«rric« it it IIALTOM it; if it 22> LENOX AVBNUI ESTAILISHEO 1922 2S1-4I4* "Thr* Cental OMICM" 933.2222 MwrripHi Listing Syrttm 233-5555 USEImStra* LOOK! WISTPIILO 312-1100 TERRinC MIMIIM 201 - 232-4700 JtMT USTED In Weitfiftld, s. wnrruiD MULTIKI MSTIMC srtTiM pretty 3 bedroom Colonial In at-MOUNTAINSIDE 913-1 NO N F R A tractive aettUuj priced at |3«,900 with reasonable taxci and lowLIIIRTY CORNIR (BASKING RIDGE) . M7-S70O NEW USTIMC! heatlne cost Good sized rooms Unmmd M AT THE PARK CIRCLE PETERS0N-RIN6LE AGENCY 9AU8 MEKRMERCK Typical Weatfield Charm flow* through thia warmly inviting home — Nine meticulously 2334639 cared for rooms with central air conditioning — Living room (26 x 12'/8) with fireplace — I dining room (14 x 18) — completely remodeled WttfMU MiM* IMtag kitchen and bath — family den — muter bed- WILLIAM A. 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II)I>' tVlii', I'linni No, 4 — lAke n paije from n Oocorntor'N irinxiizlnp, but A. Hllli'H 1117.II III. 11/311/7:1 'I'h WM (iivii nail) $250,000 wnltlnfr for you to nuloct cnlorit mid ciirpntliiK. :i Nnw .li>nii>y'« mrnnx-o III A«ti INSTRUCTIONS Community Service Project • Ctrl Scouts from Troop 408 are stuffing envelopes for the • PAINTING •_ PIANO I.K9KONX TAIIOI1T 11V Westf ietd Day Care Center fund drive, lell lo right are Susie Federicl, Virginia Bredla, nxrp.niF:Ni:i.:ii MIISIUA.V, IIAV MI'HIO'S I'AINTINa l.ynn Tomfohrde, Emma Kuhn and Janet TurnquUt. Intiirlar . Mxterlor OR KVUMMl rt.AKHKH. .Yllllll cm ror rreo ««l»^M«W WKI.COMK. OAi,l.'7M-2*lVi Cigarette smoking is the s-ir-tr nuijor cmisc of chronic lung IIIIADIATK mini I he lUlixhui TUNiNG~ disease, especially chronic ConmTviilnry HIM) Miiiiui'fl Cnl- Christmas At MacHugh 's 1OKK i>r Musk' WIHIIIIH 1" li'in'li I,HUM, 1,, vhlHivt, mill ii.lultH. von.x; bronchitis and emphysema. 232-OIHi. ll/2I»/7:i n'l' .r miijor N. Air pollution makes the VOI'Ml I.AIIV, a iii'Wriillli'l' (K.lii .I'.'lli'iii'.' M'I'IM" HOVlllt llllll.ll, |H IlltlTO.Htfll 111 n.s Cull.I lti- condition worse. Christmas liMlrltlnu Itiis^lun mill ilnlim ii,I .-HK nil in- Souls help protect the lungs Hvi»»litn triii.xliill.nl lo Pianist Helping Israel Gundrums Yule Boutique Tomorrow Night Tomorrow evening from hangers, decorative bird Through Benefit Concert Feted On Golden 7-10 o'clock, the gymnasium houses and many olher of Holy Trinity Elementary items.Of special interest, a The current Israeli-Arab stay here. So he has tem- Wedding School at 515 Trinity Place, Parcel Post Booth, chaired conflict has been waged on porarily put aside his Mr. and Mrs. William B. will be transformed into a by Mrs. Richard Hill, will many fronts, but perhaps studies and is returning to Christmas Boutique. feature gifts from far away the most unlikely is the Gundrum of 266 W. Dudley the concert stage to help Ave. were feted at a buffet A varied selection of states and other countries stage of the Union College raise money for Israel. quality handmade items sent by friends and relatives Theatre. Yet, when Haggai supper Nov. 24 in honor of The Decembers concert is their 50th wedding an- should please the most of the children of the school. Niv, Israeli pianist, sits sponsored by the Westfield niversary. The party was discriminate buyer. For the Mrs. Francis Corba and down to play a benefit Hadassah. Proceeds will home there will be wreaths, concert there on Saturday, given by Mrs. Gundrum's Mrs. Norman Chester are benefit Hadassah Hospital sister, Mrs. Ernest B. Fix, candles, centerpieces, Dec. 8, he will be striking his in Jerusalem. The largest golden angels, nut trees, co-chairman of the blow for an Israeli Victory. by Mr. and Mrs. William B. boutique. They promise medical center in the Gundrum Jr. and Cadet leaded glass and calendars. - The 30-year old pianist is Middle-East, the hospital Children's eyes should unusual items and many in this country, completing William B. Gundrum HI, a serves both Jews and Arabs. student at The Citadel in the brighten nt the sight of surprises. Poinsettias and work on his doctorate in Born in Haifa, the son of fairyland candy houses, homemade baked goods will biochemistry at Rutgers home of the William Gun- Polish parents who drum .Irs , SO Fair Hill Rd. stuffed animals, poodles, add to the festive at- University. When war broke migrated to Israel in the puppets, and toys. mosphere of the event out, he asked to return to 20's, Mr. Niv was graduated A blessing was given by .sponsored by the Home and the present rector of Christ Gifts can be chosen also Israel to fight for his from Tel-Aviv Academy of School Association of Holy country and was advised to Church, Elizabeth, the Rev. among ponchos, shawls, Music, where he later mittens, iwinandors, spice Trinity. taught. He served in the Robert Ducker. Mr. and Israeli Army from 1964 to Mrs. Gundrum were G J. Brunnquell 1966 and again during the married in the church Nov. Six-Day War. It was that 24, 1923. To Be Married war that prevented him from accepting a scholar- INVEST IN FURS f Mr. and Mrs. Henry F. ship to Juilliard and turned FOR GLAMOUR his career goals from music Seipp of Wallingford, Pa. AND WARMTH announce the engagement of to science. their daughter, Susan Carol Following the war, he was to James Gerard Brunn- called upon to do a series of Buy At quell, son of Mr. and Mrs. concerts to raise money for Gerard J. Brunnquell of 636 social services and en- Mrs. Ralph Daniel Caparulo Mrs. Robert Wright Heilig Coleman PI. tertainment programs for the Israeli soldiers left to oamoiuq rUlO : The engaged couple Kathleen Smith, Mr. Heilig guard the new frontiers in Jonna Call, Former Resident, For Quality and Value recently graduated from the Sinai Desert. Gettysburg College. Mr. For the Hadassah concert, Brunnquell is employed by Mr. Niv will play an Organ Is Married At Mayfair Farms Pronounce Wedding Vows COMPLETE FUR SERVICE Girard Bank in Philadelphia Fugue by Bach transcribed and Miss Seipp is a second Mayfair Farms, West the bridesmaids, the Misses Wearing a wedding dress Smith of San Francisco. 249E. Broad St., W«stfl«ld (Opp. Rialto) I for piano by Borsini. Works Orange, was the setting for Joanne and Angela Cali of grade teacher at Nether by three Israeli composers of ivory satin and Alencon Douglas Rcardon of 232-3423 * Providence Elementary the wedding and reception South Orange. lace with a three foot train, Columbus, Ohio and Joseph i followed by some Chopin Friday, Nov. 30, of Miss School, Wallingford. "for the less serious Frank Caparulo of Miss Kathleen Carolyn Fanclli of Devon, Pa. An April 6th wedding is Jonna Corrine Cali and Smith of Springfield, Pa. Mrs. Heilig earned her listener" will complete the Ralph Daniel Caparulo. She Cheshire, Conn, served as planned. program. best man. Ushering were was married the afternoon B.A. degree at Syracuse Lorna Thompson, daughter is the daughter of John J. of Nov. 24 to Robert Wright While hehtienjoyed living Steven Caparulo ' of University and her M.S. of Mr. and Mrs. Earl H, Dept. Workshop Cali of Upper Montclair, Heilig. A matching mantilla degree at the University of Thompson of 2 Willow Grove COLONIAL HILL LEARNING CENTER and studying in the U.S., Mr. formerly of Westfield, and Naugatuck, Conn, and James Skinner. and a cascade of cream and Pennsylvania. She is a Ptewy., is appearing this (W/i/iVi/ ^^ \i*» Jt'r\fv Sfatr th-fwiitu-nt n/1 dunjth"> Niv plans to return to his the late Mrs. Cali. Mrs. yellow roses with ivy ami Members of the garden native land with his reading specialist at week through Saturday at department of the Woman's Oscar Traweek of Hamden, The bride, an alumna of baby's breath completed Springfield High School. Upstairs at the Downstairs American wife, Cindy, a Conn, is mother of the Westfield High School, her costume. NURSERY SCHOOL Club of Westfield will meet a dental hygienist instructor Her husband, an alumnus on New York's upper west (oltryr I ell l^mppcd Platttfmiikts bridegroom. attended the University of side. Miss Thompson has Small U; iuuUsi Prtittmtts * noon, Thursday, Dec. 13, at The bride is the daughter of the Haverford School, 1 at Union County Technical Tampa. She was graduated I Art. Miisii . |l3iiiv. .iimlftl 1 nruHmi'iit Mrs. L. John McHughs' for a Institute, Scotch Plains. The Rev. Kenneth Kolua of Mr. and Mrs. Englerl was awarded B.S. and sung in clubs throughout the performed the six thirty as a nurse from St. Bar- Untied States and the . Sp;mi\ti li'at'horv salad luncheon. A workshop Until that time, Mr. Niv will Lawrence Smith of M.B.A. degrees by Syracuse TRANSPORTATION PROVIDED o'clock ceremony at which nabas Medical Center. University. He is a real Caribbean. She Is a will follow with members. continue to fight his war for Lauderdale by the Sea, Fla.. SUMMER CAMP Israel on the keyboards. Mr. Cali gave his daughter Her husband was awarded formerly of Westfield. Mr. estate developer. graduate of Westfield High in marriage. Her tissue and Mrs. Alois B. Heilitf of School. HUMAN SEXUALITY Tickets for the December his B.F.A. degree cum laude After a honeymoon in j^ WESTFIELD Call 233-1181 faille wedding dress had a by the University of Hart- Boca Raton, Fla., Stone Bermuda, the couple will Human sexuality will be 8 concert, which also trapunto bodice and a Historical Play among the topics discussed ford Art School after Harbor and Swarthmorc. live in Springfield, Pa. features Israeli folk singer, chapel train. At her neck she Pa. arc parents of the on "Jerseyfile," Dec. 18 at 9 Ohela Halevy, are available graduating also from Wilbur "American Primitive", a wore her great grand- L. Cross High School and bridegroom. NCJW Talk p.m. and Dec. 22 at 6 p.m. on from Mrs. Sidney Cheser or mother's coral cameo. A play dealing with historical Channels 52, 23, SO and 58. Silvermine College of Arts. The two o'clock ceremony Mrs. Stanley Solnick. Juliet cap studded with The Greater Westfield personages, is being ALICIA KARPATI He is working towards his in the Swart dm ore presented this week through seedpearls held her master's degree at the Presbyterian Church was Section of the National Author of AWAKEN YOUR fingertip veil. She carried a Council of Jewish Women Saturday at Montclair State University of Pennsylvania performed by the Rev. College. John and Abigail cascade of Wilbur Abbey Graduate School of Fine David Coleman. A reception will meet at 12:15 p.m. Dec. SLEEPING BEAUTY. roses with stephanotis and 11, at Temple Emanu El. Adams are the main Arts. was held at Rolling Green characters in the play Lecturer JOYOUSLY EMBEDDED SILVERPUTED WINE In sparkling, crystal luclte TOURER Won't drip a Methodist Women To Present pyramid 3" tall. These drop .., Eliminate stained hand carved figures are tablecloths and sticky fin- more than welcome in any gers. Double-lip insures Chrismon Tree home or office. 9.00. non-spilling . , . From Sweden 6.60. The general meeting of Luncheon will be served the United Methodist at 12:45 p.m. prepared by Women of the First United Circle No. 6. The afternoon Methodist Church will be program will be presented held in the Fellowship Room by the Westfield Music Club • X— Thursday, Dec. 13. in the sanctuary. Soloist will The meeting will begin at be Mrs. Elmer C. Sch- 10:30 a.m. with a business mallenberger accompanied meeting and installation of by Paul Sommers on harpsi- officers followed by the cord and Kenneth Langley second annual presentation on violin. The Music Club of the Chrismon Tree. chorus will be accompanied Decoration of the Chrismon by Mrs. Warren Kaeding on organ and directed by Mrs. ; Tree, under the direction of \t '"«', - t Mrs. S. Wallace Clark and Charles Andrews. I assisted by members of Tea will follow. Hostesses irele 3, will include are Mrs. Hugh TribWe and Chrismons, Parable Balls, Mrs. Thaddeus Retzlaff. and a special children's All women of the church section of miniature are invited to attend and The original TIDE TIMER. Chrismons depicting the child care is provided for the HANDSOME LEATHER The precision transistor Nativity. day. SET REGISTRAR Banker movement works on a bat- or Credit Card Billfold tery. Join the many thou- with matching KEY sands who are already en- GARD, case for keys. joying and using this fan- Beautifully gift boxed. tastic unit between Maine Choice of popular colors. and Florida. 6" x 6" clear Billfold from 7.00 acrylic. For table or wall Key Cases from 4.00 30.00 LUGGAGE for MEN. Rug- gedly masculine, In looks A most unusual and durability. Tough, diamond engagement lightweight, compact de- ring with love knot luxe soft side luggage cov- motll in 1BK gold. ered in sturdy Skal vinyl In Harness Brown. 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Harris Presbyterian Church, 7:30 p.m. Calendar | 14 Single Parents dance, 18 YW duplicate, 12:30 p.m. Knights of Columbus, 8:30 20 YW duplicate, 8 p.m. John J. Fischel Jr. Marries Mr. Squire 14,15,16 Aquasprites water 21 Welcome Wagon. Tower DEC. show, YWCA, 8:30 (6:30 Steak House. 12:15 p.m. Mr. and Mrs. Richard Maxwell Mr. and Mrs. Rudolph M. Harris of 945 6 Duplicate, YWCA, 8 p.m. Sunday) 27 YW duplicate, 8 p.m. Whitmore of 526 Sherwood Parkway Cleveland Ave. announce the marriage 7,8 SPEBSQSA show, High 16 College Woman's Club 28 Scholarship committee of announce the marriage of their of (heir daughter, Delores Elaine, to School, 8:15 p.m. cuisine group IV, 761 College Woman's Club daughter, Evelyn Jean, on Friday, Nov. Lieut. Percy Squire, son of Mr. and Mrs. 8 Hadassah Hospital Hyslip open meeting, Mrs. Ralph 30, in Clinton, to John J. Fischel Jr., son Percy M. Squire of Youngstown, Ohio. concert, Union College, 16 College Woman's Club Braun's 319 E. Dudley of Mr. and Mrs. Fischel of Evergreen The couple was united Oct. 30 in a 8:30 p.m. cuisine group VII, 307 Ave., 10 a.m. Drive, Bethlehem, Pa. religious ceremony in Arlington, Canterbury Rd. 30 Nutcracker, Garden State Virginia, which was witnessed by Walter 8 Music dept. Christmas 16 Westfield Glee Club Ballet, High School, 2 p.m. The bride, Class of 1989 at Westfield E. Payne, cousin of the bridegroom. Gala, Woman's Club High School, attended Wheaton College, Mrs. Squire was graduated in 1968 9 Book dept., College Norton, Mass, and the Katharine Gibbs Woman's Club, 757 HygliD, from Westfield High School and received v School, Montclair. Mr. Fischel, an a B.A. degree in sociology from Cheyney 4* ENTRANCE EXAMINATIONS alumnus of Bucknell University, holds a State College, Cheyney, Pa. She did 9 Single Parents Group, master of business administration graduate work at the University of Debbie DeMelle's, 8 p.m. Sfpttmbtr 1974 Admissions degree from Indiana University. Maryland's School of Social Work and 10 Christmas Tea, Woman's After the double ring ceremony, a Community Planning in Baltimore. Club, 2-4 Nctmtm ISth dinner party for the immediate families Her husband is an alumnus of East U Duplicate, YW, 12:30p.m. Mra. John J. Flichtl Jr. was held at the Ryland Inn. High School, Youngstown. He w,as 11 NCJW, Temple Emanu 1:30 I.M. graduated in 1972 from the United States El, 12:15 p.m. Mrs. Percy Squire Military Academy at West Point and is II Mt. Trail Garden Club, Donald Limmer Engaged now stationed at Fort Campbell, Ky., parents and' godparents, Mr. and Mrs. 268 Friar Lane, M'side DELBARTON where the newlyweds are residing. Ernest Talbot. An open house hosted by L 11 Westfield Bird Club, 205 The couple will be feted at a reception Mr. Squire's parents will honor 'the Birchwood Ave., Cran- SCHOOL To Wheaton Junior here Dec. 16, given by the bride's couple in Youngstown on Dec. 30. ford, 8 p.m. 11 M'side Garden Club, 20 MORRISTOWN, NEW JERSEY 07960 The engagement of Miss Mildred Jane Rodman Lane, 1 p.m. Swartzbaugh to Donald Roy Limmer, Maccabean Festival Dec. 16 U Junior Woman's Club, son of Mr. and Mrs. Kenneth Limmer of 8:15 p.m. 849 Tice PI., has been announced by her To Mark Israel Bond Month 12 Rake and How, YW, 12:45 A College prtpiratofy school for boys, resident parents, Mr. and Mrs. Richard Swartz- p.m. and day, grades 7-12. Fully accredited. Independ- baugh of Toledo, Ohio. A Maccabean Festival Miss La Bianca will service as Commissioner of 12 Gardenaires, YW, 1 p.m. ent study. Advance placement and College Laval The future bride is a member of the will be held Sunday, Dec. 16, perform popular selections Youth for the City of New 12 Internat'l affairs and new Examination Program preparation offered in all junior class at Wheaton (III.) College at Shackamaxon Country from opera, musical York. He was cited by the members depts., academic departments. Off campus studies. Com- where she is an English literature Club, under the auspices of comedy and Hebrew songs late President Ben-Zvi for Woman's Club, noon. plete athletic program. 400 acre campus. Admin- major. She is also assistant program the Westfield-Clark Com- of modern Israel. his activities in behalf of 13 Garden dept. of Woman's istered by Benedictines of St. Mary's Abbey. directior of the Wheaton radio station. mittee for State of Israel American-born, she holds Israel. Club, Mrs. McHugh's, Mr. Limmer, Class of 1969 at Westfield Bonds. the world's record as the Further information and noon. "The event will mark the youngest opera star in reservations may be ob- 13 Recent Grads, 815 High School is an alumnus also of history. At age IS she made For further information and test registration Wheaton College. He is a member of the local participation in the tained through members of Shadowlawn, 8:15 p.m. Call (201) 638-3231 or write Admissions Office West Chicago, III. school system. His nation-wide observance of two extraordinary debuts; the committee or by calling 13 Duplicate, YW, 8 p.m. special interest is in the field of per- the Israel Bond Maccabee the first as Gilda in State of Israel Bonds 13 Woman's Assoc. ceptual psychology for which he will Month," states Herbert "Rigoletta" at Valletri. the headquarters, 125 Broaad Presbyterian Church, I Brody, general chairman. second less than two months St., Elizabeth. p.m. prepare at Northern Illinois University. later as Rosina in "The Mildred Swartzbaugh. Donald Limmer Me adds, "It will be a salute During the Thanksgiving holiday, Mr. to the modern Maccabees in Barber of Seville" at Teatro and Mrs. Swartzbaugh entertained in young couple. A mid summer wedding is their heroic struggle for delP Opera, Rome. their home at a reception in honor of the planned. peace and freedom." Winner of numerous fleniingtonfurs Traditionally a joyous major awards, Miss occasion, the .Maccabean LaBianca is the recipient of r Festival will be highlighted a Fulbright Scholarship, by the personal appearance first prize in the In- of Joey Adams and Ginetta ternational Competition in La Biance. Milan for professional opera singers and a Ford Foun- Junior League dation grant. She has sung leading roles opposite principal singers of the Readying Show Metropolitan Opera Com- pany. La Scala of Milan and SHQP WITH EASE House For Tour Teatro dell' Opera and has The Junior League of been acclaimed by critics Plainfield announces plans around the world. AT for a "Show House" in the Star of stage, screen, spring. The house selected is radio, television and night the first ever built in clubs, and good will am- Plainfield, presently the bassador for the United home of Dr. and Mrs. Rene States to many lands, Mr. Jolee's Joyeuse, at 11 Brook Lane. Adams has toured the world The original part of the for the Armed Forces. He 26 Prospect St., Wdstffekl white clapboard house, served for six years as which now has blue shut- president of the American A luxurious Christinas Tree ters, was built in 1717. It was Guild of Variety Artists and That Glitters and Sparkles GIFT ITEMS FROM $2.00 preceded by a log cabin on has earned a wide the property that was reputation as humorist and Without Electricity destroyed, in the 1600's, but raconteur. An accomplished PANTSUITS the house remains the oldest author, he has written a Sterling Silver-Limited Edition standing structure in that number of best-selling books city. including "From Gags to Ornaments/Pendants DRESSES Riches," "Cindy and I," Major Oarf« Plane, Jane Annis of Westfield Handi-Cner*. Personal, and Joan Lewis of Plainfield "On the Road for Uncle BudaM ft Uy-A-Way Plans (LONG & SHORT) are co chairmen for . the Sam." and "Encyclopedia Show House which will be of Humor." completely redecorated for Mr. Adams is the Sizes 5-18 the tour which begins recipient of honorary Sunday, April 28 and will degrees from his alma continue through May 18.mater, College of the City of Proceeds from this fund Now York, as well as raising event will go to the Columbia University, the League's Community Trust University of Haifa and the FREE GIFT WRAPPING f\\T '. " j") * Fund thus to charities University of Korea. 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Briskey of Cray Mill Drive, Scotch Plains, an- Yule nounce the engagement of their daugh- ter, Rose Marie, to Kobert J. Munch, son Delight I'm • rough-tough boot... strong of Mrs. Charles Munch and the late Mr. and sturdy! I kMps ft*t warm Munch of Mountainside. Miss Briskey is a graduate of Holy •ndlMatOMWigglal! Doubt* Crew htr thh Chriitrrai Trinity High School, Westfield, and the WHh a beautifully ftimnint University of Miami in Coral Gables, CroM writing (ft. In 14K Go'd Fla.. where she majored in elementary FilM or Surllne Sltvtr. Com- education. She is employed by the Scotch pltt« with kittitr P«n Purn. Plains Board of Education and is a Sit... .$24. fourth grade teacher at Shackamaxon (Irammar School. Otter Crow Un from S10. Mrs. Frank Madden, Mrs. James Jordan and Mrs. Mr. Munch is an alumnus of Saint Robert Baldwin are holding some of the toys, gifts and Kencdict's Prep. Newark, and the decorations that will be featured in the Christmas sale at University of Miami, where he majored the Westfield Service League's Thrift Shop. 114 Elmer St. in economics. He is contemplating a career in the hanking industry. It begins at 9 a.m. today. Rose Marie Briskey CROSS SINCE 1B<1O Huntington Love Is Focus Of Opera Gala Held In Library mentioned singers. The Friends of the The entire performance, Westfield Library are doing By Paul Kueler Kecreating the roles of the kind of love was touchingly while really more a good things these days for That love is a many- love-smitten females wore sung by Mrs. Kittleson in delightful cameo than a the cause of presenting live, Mailer charge, H»ndi-Chlr9e, Pertontl Charge Jumping-Jacks splcndoured thing was ngain Ellen May Forsberg, con- "Vogliate mi bone" from uala, was effectively and Budget & Liy-A Way Plans proclaimed last Sunday tralto; Hetty Kittelson, "Madame Butterfly". To carefully wrought and the stimulating events in our Mtttt ittt tire born perfect. Thev »himld »tav Chew frwn a hwg* array ol i Poinsettias I I) and • Sptclal Chrittmas Arrang«m*nt» • Merit* • Cut Flower* • Gardens To moke your ham* mtrrlor — • Ingliih Holly • Wreath* Lonfi, lovely, • Roping • MlttUto* • Cut Orearu cuddly Hlm>i>erH, • Decorative Atettiorltt • Candles Swevt drvnm wenr— tlwttv n lull Iff owns. WB DELIVER AROUND THE CORNER OR AROUND THE WORLD McEWEN FLOWERS | Ittabllihad 1931 Mil 0PMMM1NIIT MONT DOOft MUKINO ALL \IAJOH MILADY'S SHOP CMMirCA Orev* ft, Qt Wetrfleld Av«,, Wtitfleld 232-1142 167 F Broad St., Weslfleld 233-2758 H0N(Wi:i) Heun- 8:0O a,m, to 5i30 p.m. Dally OPEN WEEKDAY EVENINGS UNTIL CHRISTMAS -THE WESTFIKLD Colonial Boutique To Benefit Miller-Cory House Carlene Leonhard Frances Elaine Malino Delightful and unusual Colonial Boutique will be set Miller-Cory volunteers on '•gifts, "handmade with up amidst poinsettias and Thursdays and Saturdays. Carlene Leonhard Frances E. Matino 3oye," will be offered at the Christmas greenery at Hand-dipped bayberry Miller-Cory Museum Shop Doerrer's Flowers, 167 Elm scented candles or Engaged To Dentist To Wed In June ;during the holiday season. A St., and will be staffed by miniature potpourri baskets make perfect hostess gifts Mr. and Mrs. Carl F. Leonhard of 11 Mr. and Mrs. Samuel A. Matino of 555 while a handpainted tin box, Mountainview Drive, Mountainside, Downer St., have announced the a patchwork pillow or a announce the engagement of their ongagement of their daughter, Fiances theorem painting might be daughter, Miss Carlene Leonhard, to Dr. Elaine to Gregory W. Pollock, son of Mr. just the unique gift for that James It. Dunne, son of Mrs. James J. and Mrs. William It. Pollock of Fan- someone special. Dunne of Elizabeth and the late Mr. wood. Little girls (and their Dunne. Miss Matino, a 1971 graduate of parents) will be enchanted Miss Leonhard, an ulumna of Westfield High School, is also an alumna with the upholstered Benedictine Academy, Mnrymount of The Berkeley Secretarial School, East colonial doll house furniture College, and theKatherine Gibbs School, Orange. She is a secretary at RCA, Solid and whimsical Christmas is an executive secretary to the ad- State Division. Edison. stockings. Calico tree or- ministrator of the Summit Medical Mr. Pollock. Class of 1970 at Scotch naments and balsam Group, P.A., Summit. Plains-Fiinwood High School, attended animals catch the eye. Her fiance, an alumnus of Seton Hall Wagner College, Statcn Island. He is The Museum Shop, under Preparatory School, received his employed by John Franks, Westfield. the direction of Mrs. Alan bachelor of arts degree from Seton Hall A June weddiim is planned. Malcolm, has a charming University and his doctor of dental selection of unique gifts, surgery degree from Fairleigh Smkara both large and small and a Dickinson University School of Dentistry two years of service in the United States MiWM Miikrit stop at Ooerrer's will most where he was a member of the National Army in Germany as Captain. He is in certainly be worthwhile. Honor Society, Omitron Kappa Upsilon. practice in lili/abcth and is a member of All proceeds will benefit Dr. Dunne served his internship at thi* faculty of Fairlcigh Dickinson Westfield's Colonial Walson Army Hospital, then completed University School of Dentistry. Museum, the Miller-Cory House. Choot* Contemporary Fur •r Faihiort fun Single Parents Christmas Talk Is Scheduled By Garden Club Planning Ahead "Christmas Through the Mrs. Ottoson is a former Ill consecutive Christmascs Resolutions for the Centuries" is the title of an executive secretary who to participate in the festive coining year will be made illustrated talk to be worked in Albany as part of! holiday activities there. by the Group and Grape of presented to The Garden the Governor Thomas E. i Not only the restored the Westfield Single Parents Club of Westfield by Mrs. colonial capital will be Club when it meets at 8 p.m. Gerald E. Ottoson on Dewey administration. She' featured in her talk but also Sunday atDebbieDeMelle's. Tuesday, Dec. 11. The club and her husband Christmas in New England Moderator will be will meet at 1 p.m. at the honeymooned in Williams- and mid-America. The Rosemarie Davidson. Woman's Club, 318 Euclid burg, Va. in the month of charming Victorian Reservations for the New Ave. December and returned for Christmas customs that Year's Eve party are being characterize Nantucket taken by Anna Hurley and Garden Club To Judge Island and Greenfield George Revelj. Village in Dearborn are lnformationconcerning included in her lecture. the Single Parents and their Gift Wrappings Mrs. Ottoson is chairman activities may be obtained Mrs. Georfie A. Darsic of Mrs. William fl. Bonnet, of the antiques study by writing Box 262, West- 714-7199 OptnThurt.'tilM.M. 2(1 Rodman Lane will be president, will conduct a department of the Fort- field. hostess in her home for (he short business meeting at nightly Club, Summit. She •I Christmas meeting at 1 p.m. which Mrs. Fred K. has served also as program on Tuesday, Dec. 11. Rosenstiehl will introduce and educational chairman Hospitality committee members. Mrs. Curtis O. for the Antiques Club of New members assisting are Mrs. Eves has planned a mem- Jersey. John B. Garber, Mrs. ber-participation program, Mrs. William J. Dcgnen. ('ourtland F. Denncy and a Yule idea exchange. Each hostess chairman, will be Mrs. Joseph A. McGroarty. member is to bring a assisted by Mesdames Mrs. Roy T. Forsberg and Christmas arrangement ol Albert 1). l.arkin, II. Mar- Mrs. Samuel M. Kinney will plant material featuring one shall Frost. Charles A. pour. or more figures which she Jones, Hobert A. Mason and GIFTS Dessert and sherry will be will discuss. Frank J. Oertel. served first, during which time members will havi1 an opportunity to judge and vote upon the wrappings of nift packages they are by Daniel Green taking to Kunnclls1 Hospital HAPPY patients for Christmas. The tally committee will consist Holidays of Mrs. Hunty J. Bogutko, Mrs. Forsbern. and Mrs. Freeman K. Miller. HAPPY STORK II Gift«** • Mr. and Mrs. Howard G. Cohen of 800 Forest Ave. announce the birth Nov.22 of a baby girl at Overlook HAPPY Hospital. The baby has been named Jennifer Susan. Shopping... Mr. and Mrs. James Brilllnger of 578 Sherwood Pkwy. became parents Nov. 28 of a son, Peter James. He BAZAAR BIZARRE was horn at Overlook 204 E. FRONT ST., PLAINFIELD 581-1666 Hospital. j-redal DECORATORS NEW MANAGEMENT CLOSEOUT FLOCKED TAILOHfin SHEER CURTAINS DRAPERIES DOHMIIi V»IU8I $ we HONOR VillJM PLAINFIELD* 'SHORT HILLS MALL MABtfeN CHAtlOE to 13,98 to 18,09 BANKAMtMICAHt) HANBI-CHAH8B 7 CfNTM, WEITFIIIO • 2S3M7S AMERICAN ILM & QUIMBV 8T8,, W68TFI6LB 232 0633 fJPiN MONDAY THHU FHIBAV 9 30 to 9/BAtUHDAV 'til V**v K THK WESTFIKLM (X.J.) LKADKR, Till BSUAV, DECBMBKK 6, 1078 SALES Bird Club To See Slides Soloists Named For N.J. Dance Holds Luncheon SERVICE Lester M. Slatoff of PARTS The Westfield Bird Club at 8 p.m. in Cranford Health Trenton, well known auc- will meet Tuesday, Dec. 11 and Extended Care Center, Theatre Guild's "Nutcracker" tioneer and lecturer on 205 Birchfield Avenue, antiques, spoke to the Cranford. Mrs. JohnHaytko Christine Sarry and John High School. Westfield Service League at Kiciuiin clvanvrs will be hostess. Sowinski of American Ballet This will be the fifth its fall luncheon Nov. 27 at HANDY CHARGE In a program coordinated Theatre again will dance season for the Guild's full Echo Lake Country Club by R. W. Walker, a pot- leading roles in the Newtwo-act "Nutcracker" Mrs. Samuel Kinney was MAST tR CHARGE pourri of scenes taken by the Jersey Dance Theatre Alfredo Corvino, artistic in charge of luncheon following members will be Guild's production of "The director of the Guild and a arrangements. She in- revisited: "Here and Nutcracker". member of the Julliard troduced the speaker who There," by Miss Dorothy Miss Sarry, one of the School faculty, is the based his talk on antiques Browne, "The Greek Isles," noted character dancers in director. members had brought for by Mr. and Mrs. John the country, will dance the Miss Sarry started to identification. EARDLY T. PETERSEN CO. Garber; "Mount Vesuvius, Snow Queen and the Sugar dance at the age of .six. She Mrs. Barton Bischoff. Italy," by Mrs. Grace I'lum Fairy. Mr. Sowinski, a was discovered at 16 by treasurer, announced that a Driesens, and "A Wildlife rising classical dancer in Gerald Arpino, associate donation of $2,500 was given Trust" in Slymbridge, (he American Ballet director of the City Center to the United Fund, England, by Mrs. Walker. Theatre, will dance the .Joffrey Ballet, who brought Nutcracker Prince. her into the company. In JH Members of the Westfield The production, which 1WJ4. she became a member Bird Club will join the utilizes a cast of more than of the American liallet Watchung Nature Club Dec. 100 youngsters and princi- Theatre and soon afterward 29 for the Christmas Count pals, will lie given at 2 p.m. was promoted to soloist. ground Raritan Bay. Doc. 15 and lfi at Hlainfiold When ABT danccr- choreographcr Eliot Ftld WESTFIELD ... left to form the American Ballet Company in 190, he invited Miss Sarry and Mr. Sowinski to join him, Miss Sarry as the ballerina. When Mr. Fold's company Christine Sarry will dance as the Snow Queen and the NEW STORE HOURS disbanded two years later, Sugar Plum Fairy in the N.J. Dance Theatre Guild's both dancers rejoined production nf "The Nutcracker" Dec. 15 and IS. She Is a American Ballet Theatre. soloist of the American Ballet Theatre. Miss Sarry was elevated to we will be open principal status with ABT in October. ORT Meets Tonight Mr. Sowinski danced with Dr. Frances Stern of dynamic workshops, and is theScranton Ballet Guild, in Orange, will speak tonight currently conducting such a EVERYDAY the New York City Ballet's wfore the Greater Westfield workshop for the Women's "Nutcracker" and with the Chapter of Women's Division of the Eastern (EXCEPTSUN.) MAKE YOUR HOLIDAY SHOPPING EASIER llarkncss Trainee Program American OUT at II p.m. in Union County YM-YWIIA- in before joining American Temple Emanu-EI. Her Union. opic will be "Honey or WITH OUR LOW PRICES Ballet Theatre, first as a Dr. Stern is a consultant to 9:30 a.m. to 5:30 p.m. member of the corps and Vinegar: Using Kein- j later as a soloist. "orccment to Change | school systems, working (YES WE WILL NOW BE OPEN ON WED.) $5.98 Lilt Proceeds from per- Children's Behavior." I with teachers on reducing formances of "The Nut- Dr. Stern, an associate aggressive classroom THURS. EVES. TIL 8:30 ROCK & ROLL ALBUMS cracker" (.'liable the New professor at Kcan College. behavior. She also acts as Jersey Dance Theater Guild Union, teaches psychology group facilitator in the $ to present free concerts and personal growth control of overeating, 59 before youth and adult courses. She is a guest working with small groups audiences throughout the ecturer and group of overweights in an effort to 105 QUIMBY STREET 233-0763 WESTFIELD 3 restructure their eating state, enhancing public ucilitator in human WE ALSO FEATURE - understanding and ap-•elations and growth patterns. MMMMKM4I preciation of dance as e THE MUSIC STAFF the subject of a special ft) minute program entitled OPEN EVENINGS MON. THRU FRI. "Kevcnge!" on "Express Yourself," Dec. 18 at 8 p.m. Your choice of 27 ILM ST., WESTFIEID 233-1448 and Dec. 21 at 8:30 p.m. on Channels 23, 50, 52 and 58. thirty-five colors! THE CORSET SHOP Regularly'8.99 "where fitting is u fine art" IS BACK IN WESTFIELD This Week Only! FEATURING THE LEADING BRAND NAMES IN: GIRDLES, BRAS, ALL-IN-ONES, LOUNGEWEAR, AND DAYWEAR UNDER THE PROPRIETORSHIP OF MISS SARAH DE GRADO, THE SHOP WILL BRING TO YOU MANY YEARS OF EXPERIENCE IN CUSTOM FITTING AND INDIVIDUAL ATTENTION. MISS "DEL" AS SHE IS POPULARLY KNOWN IN THE UNDERFASH I ON WORLD, IS ONE SINGULARLY FAMOUS FOR HUH EXPERTISE Take advantage of this sjKClal price reduction Remember, you'll save $100 or more on the AND DEVOTED CONCERN IN YOUR on LEES best-sell Ing nylon twist pile carpet. average Installation If you come In during the And t.ikc your pick of thlrly-flvc jcwcl-llkc next seven daysl COMFORT 8i APPEARANCE. colors, | The colors arc deeper and clearer because of LEES spccl.il dyeing method. | ThcsupcMl|(ht twist yarns retain their appearance with no unsightly 'traffic lanes' A PA R 7 ICUl A H SPEC I A L T Y to spoil the looks of your room. In fact our OF MISS "DEI:" IS THE Super Twlm Is so lough we recommend It as .1 best buy for stores and offices. JliV.'j'llJ" ",mli,U'.r "IV "' '"'••"••lull •"(I I FITTING OP AFTER IIMAST •Inif Ihf tlliallly (and IIMIIF mliM U| ,,ef, t •SURGERY PA T/ENTS, AND THE SHOP WILL STOCK I HE SURGICAI PROS THESES AlftHAflONSON ANY UAHMtNTS RKJAIIOL^SS Of WKIIt I'ltHCMASfcO CARPET CRAFTSMEN SINCE 1936 • TILE • VINYL The Corset Shop 234 IMI ITMNI St., WtttfteM - 233.1702, 233*711 121 E. BROAD ST., WESTFIELD •rood St., Mictotlt - 2t9*1901, 355-5354 233-2466 O U ^ ftutt*. IM 9 -THK WESTFIELD (NJ.) LEADEK, THl'RSDAV. UKCKMBKK U. Vagr •» Mrs. Law Wins Award CNJ Cites Fuel Savings To Hold Career Day Tomorrow Mrs. Jane Law of 131 Union Catholic Girls High be a talk by Barbara well as studio courses in School, Scotch Plains, will Curran. newly elected New Lincoln Rd., assistant drawing and painting. She is The Central Railroad advantage of the services offered by all railroads in hold its fourth annual Jersey Assemblywoman professor of fine arts at a graduate of Otterbein Company of New Jersey from District 24 (covering Union College, received the College, Ohio, and holds a announced today that a order to help ease the fuel Career Day tomorrow. parts of Union. Morris, and KCA Corporation Award in master of arts degree from recent analysis of its fuel crisis. Highlighting the day will Passaic Counties). the Garden State Water- New York University. consumption figures and its A related statement by color Society's recent fourth Mrs. Law is a member of passenger revenues in- CNJ indicated that it had annual exhibit at the the Westfield Art dicated that for every gallon Princeton Day School. fuel CNJ burns, it generated submitted to the State Association, the National comprehensive plans to Mrs. Law's work is also Art Education Association, 56 passenger miles - the represented in the NewArt Educators of New equivalent of carrying a increase rail passenger Jersey Watercolor Society's Jersey, the Westfield person 56 miles. service on the CNJ to make TIFFANY^/* exhibit in the Morris College Women's Club and The railroad also stated the service more attractive Museum of Arts and the Garden State Water- that this high utilization was lo the traveling public, and Sciences. That exhibit will color Association. achieved despite the fact indicated that it was be open to the public until that certain trains had seats prepared to meet with State — TWO WAY RADIO — Jan. 26. Students at Union available. representatives in order to TO INSURE SPEEDY SERVICE Earlier this year, Mrs. Westfield residents The CNJ urged that all draw plans to maximize use Law exhibited her work in enrolled in the Emotional people who can use public of public transportation OPEN DAILY 9 t.m. 'til 10 pin. the Somerset State Art Problems of Adolescence transportation should take during this fuel emergency. SUNDAY 9 a.m. 'til 6:30 p.m. Association Show and thecourse at Union College are Hunterdon County Art Miss Mary Davis of 549 Association Show in Clinton. Birch Ave., Miss Nancy To Demonstrate Oil Painting All are state-wide juried Weber of 157 Lincoln Rd., AD 3-2200 exhibits. Artist David Hat field will Shields Memorial Foun- Miss Carole Wolf of 730 demonstrate painting in oils dation Grant in 1973. •RUSSELL STOVER CANDY Mrs. Law teaches art Castleman Dr., and Miss iit Thursday's B o'clock The artist is listed in history and appreciation Jackie Wofsy of 33 Moss mcetinu of the Westfield Art Who's Who in America, and • PANTENE * LOREAL courses at Union College as Ave. Association in the Watcunk Who's Who in Art. He has HUDSON VITAMIN PRODUCTS Room of the Westfield Muni- paintings on display at the cipal Building. Guests are liristopher Gallery, New welcome. York City, the Upstairs Art Pill PICK U» AND MUVMY *» «*•.«» »~ Mr. Hatficjd received his (iailcry, Jersey City, and Ample Free ParMna. 111$ SOUTH AVI. W. WISTFIILD RADIO ASTRONOMY DISCOVERY MARKED - Solomon J. Buchsbaum executive bachelor of fine arts degree he Grand Central Art director of the Bell Labs Communications Sciences Division (left) and David Cohen. ;it Miami University, and Gallery. Biltmore Hotel Mayor of Holmdel, examine historic marker honoring the beginning of the science of has studied at the Art New York City. radio astronomy. The marker was placed in front of Bell Labs Holmdel building. Students League and the More than 40 years ago, the late Karl Jansky. then a research engineer at Bell Labs, School of Visual Arts. He is a was studying the causes of static which was interfering with the Bell System's trans- niemlwr of the Salmagundi NATURE'S GLAMOURIZERS FINAL Atlantic radio-telephone service. When he discovered that part of the static were radio Club, Allied Artists and the waves emanating from the center of our own galaxy, the Milky Way, a new field oi Wcstfield Art Association. on SALE science - radio astronomy - was born. He has been awarded CLEARANCE numerous prizes including and just in time for those gala festivities! . In the background Is the horn antenna built by Bell Labs in 1980 for Project Echo, a the first prize trip to Europe SALE passive satellite communications experiment. It was later modified for the Teistar in the 1969 Washington Rtg. Price 16so includM experiments. Bell Labs uses the antenna today to study Improved radio com- Square Outdoor Show, first FALL ft WINTER MERCHANDISE munications techniques. prize lor small painting • PEACH MILK LOTION a petal soft lotion cleanser for normal and dry skin. BELOW COST award in the 197U Westfield Art Association State Show, * FORMULA A.D.P. a biogenic cream with skin restora- (MakhgWayFor Genius Awards Highlight Pack Meeting and the Elizabeth T. Green- tive ingredients including vitamins Cruise & Resort manship - Rob McCarthy. A and D and placenta. Helps smooth War) Nov. 30 was Genius Night iind special miest John (or Pack 176 of McKinley Koslowski. district com- Den 2; most unusual - David Kemper Insurance skin while sleeping. missioner representative. Lawson. Den 1; most useful School. The evening began * MINI EYE CATCHER SET 3 watercolors and brush in an oval with a flag ceremony led by Den Chiefs Vincent • Tom Byrnes. Den 4; most Elevates Green purple case used for shadow, eye- Spteiil Group of Courtney Britton, Thomas Marotta and Tim Gleason original - Jack Hall. liner and highlighting. Wcbelo: IMJSI invention - Robert E. Green of SWEATERS ft BLOUSES Byrnes, Keith Roes, and vvero assigned to Dens 1 and Westfield was recently Greu Gleason of Den 4. 4 respectively. Uniform Brian Reilly. Webclo; most * LIPSTICK with vitamins A and D for the finish- Heg. $25.00 to 130.00 uncommon - Mark Laird, named assistant manager Cubmaster Ben Smallridge inspection was held under with the Kemper Insurance ing touch. 00 presented True Genius Ihc eye of William Dcvine. Wcbelo; most creative - Anil iiwards lo Mark Laird and Kamchandani. Den 2; most Group, whose local office is NOW *5«> and HO Den 3. Paul Denning. Den 1. in Summit. ALL FOUR IN A GIFT BOX ONLY $3.00 Brian Reilly of the Webelos carried off top honors scientific - Jimmy Gabriel. und to David Lawson of Den followed by Courtney Den :!. In 1968. Mr. Green joined with a $6.00 purchase of the world renownedGoubaudde Paris Cosmetics, 1 for their solving the puzzle internationally famous for their pure natural and organic ingredients and ALL SALES FINAL Hritton, Den 4, and Robert Bobcat Badges were the Kemper organization as FIRST COME - BEST SELECTION of the evening. Van Blarcom, Den I. combined property the only make-up approved by the F.D.A. presented to David Lawson, department manager. Prior Den 3 presented a magic Judging of the Genius Kits Robert Van Blarcom. Jeff WHAT A WONDERFUL WAV TO SAY show featuring Benjy constructed by the boys Schneider, Derrick Brown, to coming with Kemper he SHIRLEY'S DRESS SHOP Smallridge in a feat of produced the following P '\ II North Ave,, W llm * Owlmty Hi, OPEN • A.M. TO 6 P.M. WEEKDAYS — 9 A.M. TO 5 P.M. SATURDAYS Crenfertf WettncM ?i/ SOUTH AVI w I7MMI OPEN DEC. 17*22 TIL • P.M., CHRISTMAS EVE TIL 6 P.M. Otn diily til Chrittme»»u:Mi0i:je, s#i,» ttfei* 24 THE WKSTFIELW Noti- for iiair >hii|ipiruj i.onM'iiifiicc: Thr I'afier Pedlar trill hi- i>fnm 7 (reiM'Hl, SEt E.\) d*\i * utvk tilt iJ: A Unique Source in Iho Molropolilcin Area 681 Morris Turnpike • Between the Arch & Saks (Across from Goodytxir) Phone 376 3385 ITS P.-UCn 77WAV LEFT TO RIGHT: Leather-look, sherpa trim jacket. Sand, 5-13, $54. From the Invitations • to the Decorations Leather-look; simulated fur trim coat, Navy or brown, tl.Sft Teen (> hi $(>J Lots of Stocking Stutters Cards Stationery Candles Craft Supplies Nflpklns Placomats Decorator Acetate/nvlmi matte tersev punt coat dress. At Clara Louise, we offer complimentary alterations at time of purchase- Colors In Matches & Paper Napkins which we can Per Teen (i hi $JU. on dress hems, pant hems, and coat hems and sleeves, sonallze for You In Time lor Christmas Giving, Acrylic knit, \funded hodicc, long dress. Additional alterations at moderate cost. I.Y/J.S77/,/, l\ STOCh Red nf ftitil; V/J £14, Many Beautiful Patterns ol Paper in Our Wholesale Paper Warehouse with a Large Assortment of Klbbons & Bows, ori;\si;ii;\ nns JUHIJ XCOt T IVl'lt'WM WI-A'CY 121 Qwlmby Street, Weitfleld Open Mon., Thru FrI. f Til 9 p.m. 44 Elm Street, Wetffleld -THK WESTFIELI> The Fifth Edition, representing Abington, Bryn Mawr, Delaware County and York, Pa., chapters of SPRHSQSA (the Society for the Preservation and Encouragement of Harder Shop Quartet Singing In America. Inc.). will give Union County residents a night to remember when they join the Colonial Chorus, local barbershop harmony .group, In "ASongfor All Seasons." the latter's 26th annual holiday show, tomorrow and Saturday at Westfield Senior High School. Getting ready to bunt a chord are Ralph Chllds, tenor, Carl Snyder, lead; Jack Malone, baritone and (seated) Tom Kwald, bass. Crown. Raphael S. (Ray) Glynn, a The 1973 show has a The quartet's policy of residen' t of Westfield and seasonal theme. Old At The Stones we cater to the woman who desires clothes of elegince presenting an engraved 1974 executive vice favorites like "Christmas «nd quality. Here you will find the very talented Jura Coles who man- plaque containing one of president for the Mid- Bells," "Easter Parade" ages The Stones, buys for both stores with Mr. Siegel, and does ill Citation's racing shoes to the Atlantic district (M-AD), and "That's What They fishlon illustrations for both stores. And, of course, there it Ella, whom, host Chapter of any show in largest in the society; Meant By The Good Old our customers simply adore and for. good reason. For perfection in fit- which they perform is Edward J. Kelly of Clark, Summertime" will be ting and alterations, we have Josephine and Merope who are absolutely unique in barbershopping 1974 vice president for the featured together with new marvelous. circles. Northern Division of M-AD; songs prepared especially While the Fifth Edition James 11. Compton Jr. of for the occasion. "Trick or has been established of- Westfield, a member of the Treat," a Halloween spoof, ficially for a little over a national judges panel; and a college medley which So from our Clara Louise - year, each member of the Benedict H. (Ben) Acker recalls the campus group - - Ralph Childs, mann of Springfield, current problems of the 1960's, are tenor; Carl Snyder, lead; chapter delegate to M-AD; two examples of the latter. The Stones family, Happy Holidays! Jack Malone, baritone; and O.K. (Kim) Kimmell of Remaining tickets for the Tom Ewald, bass - - is an Westfield, 1974 delegate; Friday performance may be experienced b&rbershoDoer itussel S. Malony of Union, a purchased at MacHugh, and had sung previusly past president of M-AD; and Inc., The Music Staff or The 'with a different registered Frank A. Szente, a resident Bandstand- - all in Westfield quartet, hence the name of Hillside and chorus - -or by telephoning 381-9347. Fifth Edition. Area musical director who also Robert T. Burns of Whitley audiences arc expected to serves as co-chairman of the Terrace, Clark, is 1973 ticket enjoy the smooth styling and M-AD musical assistance chairman. The Saturday superb interpretation this services committee. performance is sold out. The Citations, l»7<) and mi International barbershop quartet finalists from Louisville, Ky., are ready to entertain capacity audiences attending "A Song for All Seasons," the 2«lh annual "Harmony Holiday" produced by the Colonial Chorus, local Chapter of SI'KHSQSA. Left to right are Hob INetherton, tenor; Jim Miller, lead; Rill Myers, bass; and Hen Kutkner. baritone. The event lakes plate tomorrow and .Saturday ut Westflrld Senior High School. Curtain time, X: 15 p.m. huth nights. group gives to current hits us well as old burbershop* favoritics. Since its for- rlR mation in 1SW2, the Fifth Edition has nuiinUiined an impressive schedule of engagements ul bar- Yul# Delight bershop shows, parties, conventions and trade shows. Besides the name, unothcr interesting aspect of this SEIKO, quurtct Is thi' fact (but each limn holonus lo a different THE chapter of SI'KHSQSA. While this "sharc-tht- EXPENSIVE weulth" operation Is good for the society, it miikes for some loglsticnl problems WATCH when the Fifth Kdlllon lehearses, IIS II does once WITH THE (Hid NOMictinii'S twice a LEFT TO RIGHT: week. BUDGET PRICE Acrylic plaid, ruffle trim lonj> jumper. Hiirbi'ishop KIII^IMK began its orgiiiil/ed dcvclnpiiienl Now, you don't hiw to M»nd • fortunt to gt< • trti' !I5 yoiii'H ngo whi'ii Owen (.'. wr* ol i tlmtpltM, Stlko'i Introduotd »utomitlon to Blue or pink, Girls, 7-14 $14 LBFT TO RIGHT: (.'IINII mid n few filoiids th« wttehmiklAf InduHry, A prwlilon micro (nimbly loiindcd SI'KHSQSA In (he \lm turm out arat wttctwi it a coit yog'll find h*rd Polyester/cotton ruffle neck blouse, Wool doubleknit jacket and short sleeve dress costume. Blue, Red, or Mack, roof niirdcn ol II 'I'IIIHII, to MII«M. 8»*o donn't iklmpon ityit, ilth«r, S*t Okln., liolel. MeinlKM'.slilp tnt bold new collection of S*lko witchti lor m«n ind womtn it Miriln Jtwtltn. Iodny IN worldwide mid White. Girls 7-14. 57 Misses 6-16. $145, alterations included. excct'ih :i4,(HMi. Tin1 noi'loty IIMH more tlilin 7(Hi in- t«ko Mlfwlnd A crvlic knit blazer, Fouphip.ce pantsuit, wool doubleknit jacket and slacks, polyester blouse, acrylic lllvllllllll cliimtlTN. Thr Idciil ('iinpti'r, tri<• »H (I I/I Wnp Red or navy, Girls. 7-14, $19, striped sleeveless sweater, Navy. Misses 6-l(>. $225, alterations included.' COIOMIMI CIIOIIIN, IH I Me tirtamllltd term Croup In Ihi1 entire OhrMmH UyAWky A crylic knit cuffed slacks. Nylon print bias cut #own with ostrich boa, Blue, Misses 6-10. M4«r Qaift Pltm,HM4IX)WM Mill Allniillr DlKtHi'l which P«MMI Out* • tu^M Htm UlllHtft (M I'llllptt'l'M. TIll'KO Red or navy, Girls, 7-14, $12, $160, alterations included, elwijittTu lire liiciilcd from Wi'ulrlii'Nlcr Coiitily iN,Y.) lo Mnrylimri HIIII Virginia, There iiri1 20 In (hi1 Slutt< of Nl'w Jl'I'M'.V. CIIIOIIIHI ('IIOIIIS nii'inlit't'N Ikn Otiimby Iti, ilN«f#iA«i,,Wl IIIMI iii'llve III IIK< Inter- WfhM Ofinfwd Mailer UHllttniil wen iiicluih" t BftMk Tliii miiv wiiiiiil timiiHi*, Mantli 44 Elm Street, Weiffleld Inn until 'Hi*. I Hlh ipiiliiry, tjpof [U'UJlli' wr" fuful'lef- Nil Itllellftitllfllly tMlflehll THK WKSTFIKI.D (X.J.I LKADKK, THl'KSOAY, UKCKMMKR 6, I97S- Asselin in New Bank Position ment at Chemical Bank. American Institute of Community Concert This Evening New York, which he hadBanking in 1962. Christina Ortiz, the joined in 1958. Charles A. Asselin o prospects, Mr. Marsh said. Asselin is married to the Brazilian pianist who has He received a bachelor of Westfield has been named . former Susan Lamscha of been described as one of the Before joining Midlantic arts degree from Brown vice president in th Fanwood. They have four most exciting young artists National, Asselin was vice University, Providence, business developmen children and live at 560 currently on the musical president in charge of the R.I., in 1956, and the ad- department of midland Lawrence Ave. scene will appear here this national Bank (formerly financial systems depart- vanced certificate from the evening at 8:30o'clock in the National Newark & Essex Prmnl Tchaikoviky'i auditorium of Westfield Bank), lead bank anc High School, in the second of sponsor of Midlantic Bank (his season's Community Inc. Concerts. Mr. Asselin will bi Winner, in 1909, of the Van responsible for the Laading Great Artiiti marketing of cash Orcrmtr. * Cliburn Competition and the management and EDP Company of Sixty Organization of American services to the bank's major States Award as the out- 17 PERFORMANCES DEC. 12-23 corporate depositors and CALL FOR RESERVATIONS standing contestant of the Americas, Miss Ortiz became a familiar figure to FinMl SMfood, Drink & Fun television audiences across the country when she taped SPECIALS NOW! Dept. of Speech & a 30 minute recital which CHRISTINA ORTIZ AT ALL3SHANTYS was shown on educational PT. PLEASANT BEACH Major theater Series television stations across this year with the Detroit Contest in Paris and the RED BANK 8. the United States and in W SCOTT MAC CONNELL Symphony. Georges Enesco Contest in BLOOMINGDALE PREStNIS many foreign countries CXtl.UMVCrnuuu>.uiEXECUTIVE PRODUCERi -. As a child prodigy she Bucharest. under the auspices of the entered the Brazilian In addition to her State Department. _ Conservatory of Music in .-'LOBSTER American tour this season, American Primitive Rio de Janeiro at the age of Currently she is touring as she made a triumphant eight and three years later by William Gibson soloist with the Detroit debut in Bergen, Norway, $HAHV( made her debut with the Symphony under the and plans are underway for RESfiUMNTS Btctmbar 4 thru 8 at 8:30 p.m. Brazilian Symphony. After direction of Rafael Fruh- her return there in 1974. Dacimbtr 6 and 7 at 2:15 p.m. winning first place in the beck de Burgos and is National Piano Contest in scheduled to make her PHONE 746-9120 Rio dc Janeiro she was London Symphony debut Educational Theater doesn't HAVE fq be dull. awarded a fellowship for with Andre Previn. She study in Paris with Magda made her New York debut in Don't just spend it Tagliaferro. While studying 1971 with a Carnegie Hall •rISTPIIlO abroad she won first prizes RIALTO 2J2-12II recital and will appear there ...wear it! J in the Internationa] Piano LAST DAY - R.t.d R Criristmos checks deserve more than casual spending. Invest them "ROOM OF CHAINS" wisely—pamper yourself with really fine jewelry that will be a N.J. Dance Theatre Guild pretentt... permanent reminder of the thoughtfulness of your giver. Our selec- tion of quality pieces will excite your interest. Stop In soon...and Also THE do bring your Christmas check! THE RUNAWAY" A BALLET IN 2 ACTS complete scenic effects "... best overall production." STARTS FRIDAY Edward Verso, N. J. SUBURBAN LIFE 12 North Avt.,W. f I Elm*Ouimby Stj. "FRANKENSTEIN'S BLOODY TERROR" "... a joyful Christmas gift" Cr«n»ord W«»Mi«ld Mirko Tuma. NEWS TRIBUNE on V J 23J-471I 274-47U ALSO ".. exciting group of dancers. Tona Hare. N. J. MUSIC AND ARTS and it's "FRANKENSTEIN VS. DRACULA" SAT. December IS, 2 p.m less ihan a SUN. December 16, 2 p.m. gallon away S. PMntieM High School Auditorium MON.&TUES. 2:00 & 8 P.M. 950 PARK AVENUE. PLAINFIELD. N. J. THE AMERICAN FILM THEATRE Send tickets for SAT. D SUN. D PRESENTS Orch. $5 D $4 • Mezz. $5 D $3 D MAKE CHECK PAYABLE TO N. J. D. T. G. Mail with stamped, self-addressed envelope to KATHARINE HEPBURN NUTCRACKER, 34 Warwick Avenue, Edison, N.J. PAUL SCOFl ELD 08817. For 20% Group discount or nearest ticket LEE REMICK outlet, call 232-7226, 276-3539, 548-8452. wu KATt REID mmm ""Ticket* Also Tvai lablT TtTfie Ba nSsTand^ *"" JOSEPH GOTTEN 138 E/Broad St.. Westfield 155Terrill Rd., Scotch Plains BETSY BLAIR . EDWARD ALBEES Pulitzer Prize winning State Ballet "\ Delicate Balance" \\*i\\ Nil »MtlM>\)ll M |*PW*ki]\l Illl ttTCMCKER(lioivnj*r;tph\: Kml Oitnk'li antl i);n\;isti Tickets Available At Bo* Office Arrisrs !l I NAMCCONNI LL. so/oisi with Now York C il\ H,\tlct. I'AUl. It., so/oisf wiih ll.irlvm D.incr frn<.?(r<'; KOSANNA SI KAVAl.U. /armor v>/oisl with Amcncm tl,itti't Ihcilrv WESTFIELD COMING YOUR WAY! CINEMA Northern New Jersey Dates 130 CENTRAL AVINUC • 2 31-§BO3 Moiitiluir Aradcm.v, Friday, Dec. 7, 7:00 p.m. Summit High School, Sunday, Dec. 16, 2:00 p.m. if The new love story from Cric T^ojimer Columbia High School, Maplewood, Sunday, Dec. 23, 2:00 p.m.^jm- * WcMHcId Illsh School, Sunday, Dec. 30, 2:00 p.m. •' ^ DfliHliiful llnlnl.i'. ItHcTl.iininrlU for ilic I'niiri" fiimily. . at popular "iainiK-prucd" iuliuisMiinv ". . . MpMrklos wllh Nlmpllrlty and lma|(lnallon. . . ft triumph In Miiilnn. . . " Hhlllp Truckcnbrorf, Ncwirli Star Ledger lii'ki-is: 4.1.00 children. t^.(H) adults. Discounts »n Krimp nrdi'rs Semi stamped, solfadtlressed iTivclcipe In liAHHI-N STATIi BALLIH' •15 Acmlftnv Siri-i't. Newark. Nc» Jersey 07102 CMUHB4 netj«(>Pd.-i BERNARD VERLEY• ZOUZOU m^.i ERIC ROHMER K?:•£.„.. «,.,.„.*„ In the $?„%< ALSO SECOND BIG FEATUREI Yule Delight H«lp har l»c« up to thi future. With« magnificent Movado, The perlectlrnliti watch. That wrapt her wrlil In th» fluidity of Una itnd th* Mulpturad grace that have madatham otaiilci In time. Saa the Movado watohei now. At Martin Jawalsri. Whare draami of baauty coma trual CITY Mmher A mrrltwt drill Sorlrt) < ^ 't*) •tAOY KIACM BUS»'« T Y«r«iL L Major Charge Plini, Hmtd 1-Chnruo, Ptirtoiml Charyn Budget «IKI L jy-'AWny Ml urn KIDDIE MATINEE ... ,'JAf. nixl fiUfJ 2-BIG KIDDIE HITS AT 1:00 CM. ON I. «" "SCROOGE' nuvvuiv Elm* Oulwliy 8n, AN!/.WMU!jK,AI 12 North Av»,,W. Crarrirtul WeMfloItt 27841719 u 232671 a AL8O.,, Bptu B»lly 'III C!imtmii8i30 A.M, te l>30 fcM.i flat, 9i301« 6:30 "A BOY NAMED CHARLIE BROWN" -TUB WESTFIKLD S.i.) LEADER, THURSDAY, DECEMBER 6, I»7S l'a«r 3* circuit. Geiser Marks Pru Milestone Rotary Sees Phone Future "That sounds like an R. Paul Geiser of West- position in the ordinary enormous capacity," Mr. field and Beach Haven change and Reinstatement Bending light, bouncing explained, was the fact that out that the phone company Cameron said. "But by the Gardens, a change con- division in 1970 he was a microwaves and using laser some of these exotic tools can now transmit several year 2000 we will probably sultant with Prudential supervising change un- beams as communications are already at work thousand voice con- need it. We now transmit, in carriers were just a few of addition to voices, computer Insurance Co.'s Eastern derwriter. providing communications versations over some, of the home office, will celebrate He is married to the the tricks which held (he for the public - while the sophisticated long distance data, radio and television, audience's interest Tuesday wire pictures for 40' years with the company former Reba Phillips and balance of them may be put transmission media but on a on Nov. 13. they have three children: TIMETOMOVE at Westfield Rotary. in service by the phone laser beam the potential is newspapers, and electro- cardiograms. Mr. Geiser graduated Mrs. Judith Scott, Mrs. In a program entitled company before the turn of for 6 billion calls on a single from West Side High School Donna Knauth and Geoffrey "Optics in Com- the century. "As time goes on and the in Newark in 1932 and joined L. The Gisers live at 800 munications," New Jersey ' electromagnetic spectrum Mr. Cameron demon- LIOAL NOTICI Prudential the next year. Forest Ave. here and in Bell Public Relations strated the basic principles | becomes more crowded with Before assuming his present Beach Haven Gardens. Supervisor Thomas of laser and microwave • information we may Cameron performed all PUBLIC NOTICE gradually move into the use propagation and how each Public Notice is hereby given that a LIOAL NOTICI these feats and more with might be used. He pointed Resolution as follows was passed of visible light as a means of LIOAL NOTICI the help of such laboratory and adopted by the Council of the transmitting even ordinary Town of Westfield at a meeting SHERIFF'S SALE Street, where said point Is distant instruments as gas lasers, thereof held November 28,1973. phone calls," he concluded. K.PaulGcreer SUPERIOR COURT OF NEW northeasterly along said side line of optical fibers and LIOAL N0TICI JOYC.VREELAND JERSEY, CHANCERY OIVISION, East Sixth Street 91.58 feet from Its microwave generators. Town Clerk UNION COUNTY, DOCKET NO. intersection with the easterly line ot WHEREAS, there exists a need for LIOAL MOTICf LIOAL NOTKl F 319672 GOVERNMENT NATION- Roosevelt Avenue (formerly Wash- IHCRIFF-S IALE professional engineering services AL MORTGAGE ASSOCIATION, a ington Street); running thence (1) But even more fascinating SUPERIOR COURT OF NEWrequired for the preparation of a wholly owned government corpora- south 22 degrees 10 minutes east, than the lab gadgets, he JERSEY, CHANCERY DIVISION, preliminary report on the develop- Kenneth D. Meskin tion organized under an Act of 93.50 feet,- thence (2) north 67 UNION COUNTY, DOCKET NO. F ment of Brightwood Park Including: US Old Short Hills Road Congress and existing pursuant to degrees 50 minutes east 44.(5 feet; soil studies and hydraulics attendant 44M-72 GLEN RIDGE SAVINGS West Orange, N.J. 07052 Title 111 of the National Housing Act thence <3) north 22 degrees 10 AND LOAN ASSOCIATION, a New to the proposed creation of a pond, (2017316093) having its principal office In the City minutes west 98.25 feet to a point in UOAL NOTICI access road ana parking facilities of Washington, District of Columbia, said line ot East Sixth Street; thence Jersey Corporation, Plaintiff, vs. installation, and HARVEY L. SMITH, ak a Harvey SUPERIOR COURT OF NEW JERSEY •Plaintiff, vs. GEORGE AUSTIN, et (4) along said side line of East Sixth Smith, t-a Amherit Van Lines, etc., WHEREAS, funds are available for ux., ef al.. Defendants. Street; thence (41 along said side i; NOTICI CHANCERY DIVISION line ol East Sixth street on a course • Pursuant to the provisions of and Minnie May Smith, his wife, ak- this purpose; CIVIL ACTION WRIT OF EXECU- a Minnie Smith, et at., Defendants. NOW, THEREFORE, BE IT RE- UNION COUNTY . Docket Mo. F-471972 TION FOR SALE OF MORT- of south 61 degrees 45 minutes west, •J N.J.S.A. 40:17-fi, ef seq., the GAGED PREMISES a distance of 45 feet to the point or 7 Commissioners ot me union county CIVIL ACTION WRIT OF EXECU- SOLVED by the Town Council of the SEYMOUR I. MESKIN, TION - FOR SALE OF MORT Town of Westfield as follows: By virtue ot Ihe above-stated writ place ot BEGINNING. '•;• Park Commission, a body politic and Plaintiff COMMONLY known as No. 310 GAGED PREMISES 1. The Mayor and Town Clerk are of execution to me directed I shall , corporate of ftie State of New J«r expose tor sale by public vendue, in East Sixth Street, Plalnfleld, New ; say, adopted the following By virtue of the above-stated writ hereby authorized and directed to BESSIE^MALLOY CUSH.N. ... .1. CIVIL ACTION Jersey. ; execute the agreement with Elson T. room B 8, in the Court House, in Ihe • Ordinances In accordance with of execution to me directed I shall Cily of Elizabeth, N.J., on Wednes. expose for sale by public vendue. In Killam Associates, Incorporated for ORDER SETTING the AMOUNT, HENRY P. TOWNSEND j enabling Resolutions adopted at a day, the 2nd day of January A.D., There Is due approximately S17- room B •. In the court House, In the said professional engineering serv- TIME and PLACE of REDEMPTION 461.67 with Interest from July 11, ,1 meetings* said Commission held on ces, and the compensation for such 1974, at two o'clock In ihe afternoon . April 17, 1971, at which meeting all City of Elliabeth, N.J.. on Wednes- This matter being opened to the court by Kenneth D. Meskln, attorney for of said day. 1973 and costs. ALLIED • day, the 2nd day of January A.O., services unoer this contract snail plaintiff, and it appearing) that a default has been entered by the Clerk of this The Sheriff reserves me right to ' Commissioners ware present, as the not exceed $7,000.00 In accordance : tame appears In the minute* of said H74, at two o'clock In the afternoon Court against defendants on , 1973; that the plaintiff has produced Premises situate In the City of ad|ourn this sate. of said day. with the proposal previously sub- before this Court certified copies ot me tax sale certificates! mentioned In this 1 Union county Park Commission; mitted by said company. Plainticld. County ol Union and RALPHORISCELLO, Sheriff | ORDINANCE NO. VII Atl the following tract or parcel of complaint, No. 64 30, on Block 451, Lot It which Is dated October IS, 1964, and State of New Jersey. REISDORF & JAFFE, Attys. 2. This contract Is awarded without j) AN ORDINANCE ESTABLISHING land and premises hereinafter recorded In the Union County Clerk's Office In Book 2645 of Mortgages, Page BEGINNING at a point In the DJ & WL CX 390 05 competitive bidding as a "Profes- 615, which certified copy of the tax sale certificate was received In evidence !' THE SPEED LIMITS IN CEDAR particularly described, situate, southeasterly side line of East Sixth 12673 4T Fees:«?2.96 lying and being In me City of Plain- sional Service" under the provisions and marked Exhibit on the part ol the plaintiff, and tax certificate No. ••;• BROOK PARK, UNION COUNTY, of the Local Contracts Law (N. J. 6431, on Block 451, Lot 17, which is dated October IS, 19*4, and recorded In i NEW JERSEY field In the county of Union and State of New Jersey: S.A. 40A:ll-1 et sea.) because the me Union Comity Clerk's Office In Book 266S of Morloages, Page 616, which L) BE IT OROAINED by the Union service is a recognized profession certified copy of the tax sale certificate was received In evidence and j County Park Commission, by virtue BEGINNING at a point In the licensed and regulated by law. marked Exhibit onthepartof plaintiff; thatthe puintlff nas produced | ofttteprovlslonsof N.J.S.A. *0:37-9», southwesterly side line of Sumner before this Court an affidavit of Stephen Bogart, the tax collector of the Town Avenue said point being distant 3. A copy of this resolution shall be '< et seq.. as follows: published In THE WESTFIELD of Westf leld, Union County, New Jersey, showing that all taxes on said lands • SECTION 1. That the speed limit (s) 341.73 feet northwesterly from the have been paid by plaintiff. Seymour I. Meskin; plaintiff has also produced point ot Intersection of the north- LEADER as required by law within '• for both directions of traffic along ten (10) days of Its passage. an aft Idavllshowing that there Is due on each said tax sale certificate, No. i Park Drive which extends In a westerly side line of George Street 64-30 and No. 64-31, and for subsequent taxes on each certificate, an amount west to east direction be with the Mid southwesterly side line 12 6 73 IT Fees: $13.44 of $24.75 to Ihe plaintiff, Seymour I. Mesttln; „-„_„__ ,.. established at 30 MPH and Park of Sumner Avenue; thence (I) south *3 degrees 45 minutes west 125 4eet; : Drive which extends in a south to SHERIFF'S SALB It Is, thereupon, on this 26 day of November, 1973, ORDERED AND Yule Delight thence north 4* degrees is :' north direction Be established at SUPERIOR COURT OF NEWADJUDGED that the amount required to redeem the premises of Block 451, minutes west a distance of so feel; Lot II from the tax sale certificate No. 6430, and the premises of Block 451, I" 20 MPH In Cedar Brook Park. thence (3) north 43 degrees 4S JERSEY, LAW DIVISION, UNION COUNTY, DOCKET NO. L-279M-7I Lot 17 from tax sale certificate No. 64 31, Is tor each of the two tax sale [' SECTION 2. Regulatory and Wer- minutes east a distance of 125 feet to certificates the sum of $24.75, which included the amount due on the tax sale ;.:• nlng signs shall be erected and a point In the said line of Sumner NO. J.11,930-72 COMMUNITY STATE BANK AND TRUST certificate, Interest and subsequent taxes and Interest due on the purchase !' maintained to effect the above Avenue; thence (4) south u degrees price ot trie plaintiff; and together wilh costs of this suit to be taxed. /• designated speed limits as IS minutes east along the said south- COMPANY, a banking corporation of the State at New Jersey, Plaintiff. AND it is further ORDERED that the 27th day of December,l»73, between Bulova ^? Bulova h auttiorlied by the Department of westerly side line of Sumner Avenue the hours of 10:00 a.m. and 4:00 p.m. at the Office of the Tax Collector, In the Transportation. a distance of $0 feet to the point VS DAVID GLICKMAN and ROSA GLICKMAN. his wife, and PENN AAuniclpal Building In Westfield, New Jersey, be and the same Is hereby > SECTION 3. This ordinance shall and puce Of BEGINNING. fixed as the time and place tor the redemption of said premises and when and . take effect upon approval of the GARDENS, INC., Defendants. CIVIL ACTION WRIT OF EXECU- where the defendant* shall pay to the plaintiff the said amount required to • Commissioner ot Transportation. BEING known ana designated as redeem the premises, and that thereupon the defendants who redeem shall lots numbers 31 and 32 In Block M, TION . FOR SALE OF PREMISES Accuquartz c^fe Accutron ORDINANCE NO. VIII be entitled to possession of said lands and premises and the certificate of tax on Map of Highland Park. By virtue of the above-stated writ AN ORDINANCE ESTABLISHING of execution to me directed I shall sale duly endorsed for cancellation or assignment. THE SPEED LIMITS IN ECHO The dwelling on said premises being commonly known and expose for sale by public vendue. In AND it is further ORDERED and adjudged that In default of said LAKE PARK, UNION COUNTY, room B-s, in the court House, In the defendants paying to the plaintiff the said sum, interest and costs as NEW JERSEY designated as 3*2 Sumner Avenue, Plalnfleld, New Jersey. City of Elizabeth, N.J., on Wednes atorsald, at the time and place aforsald, the said defendants stand absolutely BE IT ORDAINED by the Union day, the 2nd day of January A.O.. The above description being In debarredandforeclosedotandlromallrightandequityof redemption on, . County Park Commission, by virtue 1974, at two o'clock In the afternoon In and to the said lands and premises and every part thereof, and that the • Of the provisions of N.J.S.A. 40:37-94, accordance with a survey made by of said day, all the right, title and Borrle, McDonald * Watson, sur- plaintiff has an absolute and Indefeasible interest of Inheritance In fee •I seq.. as follows: Interest of the above-named simple In said lands and premises. • SECTION 1. That the speed llmltdl veyors, dated January 24, 1972. defendants In and to the following There Is due approximately AND it is further ORDERED that a copy of this order,or notice lhereof.be ,: for both directions of traffic along property, to wit: served on the defendants whose addresses are known by mailing to each of • Park Drive - Mill Lane In Echo 119,267.92 with interest from October 31, 1973 and costs. them such copy or notice, not later than ten days prior to the date fixed tor Lake Park be established at 25 As to the delendants David oilck- redemption by this order. MPH. The Sheriff reserves the right to man and Rosa Gllckman, his wife. ad|ourn this sale. All lhat certain lot, tract or parcel AND It isfurther ORDERED that If the addresses of any of the defendants SECTION J. Regulatory and war are unknown, a copy of this order, or a notice of this order directed to such : nlng signs shall be erected and RALPHORISCELLO, Sheriff of land and premises, hereinafter George H. Buermann particularly described, situate, defendants, shall be published In the Westfield Leader, a newspaper, al least maintained to effect the above once, not less than ten days prior lo the date fixed for redemption by this designated speed limits as Booth, Bate, Hagoort, Keith 8. lying and being in the City of Harris, Attys. Elizabeth In the County of Union and order. authorized by the Department of AND it Is furtner ORDERED that a copy of this orderOe delivered to the Transportation. DJ & WL CX3<9OS State ol New Jersey: The wtach with the famous tuning 12-6 73 4T Fees:SB4.48 Tax Collector of the Town of Westfield, and that said Tax Collector certify to The conversation timepioce. With SECTION 3. This ordinance shall Which said premises are more this Court whether or not the premises were redeemed from the plaintiff's more advanced technology going fork movement. Guaranteed by take effect upon approval of the particularly known, laid down and tax sale certificates in accordance with the terms of this order. Commissioner ot Transportation. designated as Lot No. three (3) In on inside than in an\' watch of Bulova to within 60 seconds a SHERIFF'S SALE FOR THE COURT ORDINANCE NO. IX block No. 35 on a certain map en- month accuracy.* Men's and SUPERIOR COURT OF NEW SAULTISCHLER conventional size. Light. Com- AN ORDINANCE ESTABLISHING titled, "Map of the Old Colony Land JERSEY, LAW DIVISION, UNION J.S.C. vvomon's models with all the latest THE SPEED LIMITS IN GREEN Company at El Mora, union county, lortable. Accurate . . .the result of COUNTY, DOCKET NO. DJ 19,685 SAULTISCHLER.S.M. BROOK PARK, UNION COUNTY, New Jersey, made by Oswald L. P. features. Now from only $100. 72 THE NATIONAL BANK OF NEW X2-673 • • $46.12 a high precision quartz crystal NEW JERSEY Arteyer, Surveyor, Elizabeth, New Wo will adjust to precise toler- JERSEY (Successor to Suburban BE IT ORDAINED by the Union Jersey", and which said map was vibrating at 32,768 cycles per Trust Co.), a national banking In- filed In the office of the Registrar of ance, if noccssorv. Guarantee is County Park Commission, by virtue second. From $200. stitution organized and existing Union County on June 6, 1905. lur one yeor. of the provisions of N.J.S.A. 40:37.94, under the banking laws of the United et seq.. as follows: Being the same premises con- States of America, Plalntllf-VS- SECTION 1. That the speed limit (s) veyed to Stanley A. Anderson, one ot GURNEI JOHNSON, JR., Defer. for both directions of traffic along the parties of the first part herein, dant. CIVIL ACTION WRIT OF by deed of Stanley A. Anderson and Park Drive In Green Brook Park. EXECUTION • FOR SALE OF be established at 25 MPH. Verda M. Anderson, dated August Save Energy Shop Locally PREMISES SECTION 2. Regulatory and War. 22, 1950 and duly recorded In the By virtue of the above-stated writ office of the Registar of the county nlng signs shall be erected and of execution to me directed I shall Mrmlwr American Cum Society maintained to effect the above of Union on August 29, 1950 In Book expose for sale bv public vendue. In 1S45 of Oeeds for said county, page Delicatessen designated speed limits as room B-8, In the Court House, In the 39, etc. authorized by the Department of City ot Elizabeth. N.J., on Wednes- Horn* Ma* |*k«j Good* Transportation. day, the 2nd day of January A.D., This conveyance Is made sublect. SECTION 3. This ordinance shall 1974, at two o'clock in the afternoon to restrictions, or restrictive H*« D'Oauvr** take effect upon approval of the of said day, all the right, title and covenants of record. If any. commissioner of Transportation. "nteresi of the above-named This conveyance Is also sublect to C*M Cuts — tola* ORDINANCE NO. X defendant In and to the following a month to month tenancy of a CoM Cut riattort AN ORDINANCE ESTABLISHING property, to wit: corporation trading as Stanley A. E AT I N THE SPEED LIMITS IN RAH- Anderson Company. Friten faeet — let Cretm All that tract or parcel of land, Premises commonly known as No. WAY RIVER PARK, UNION situate, lying and being In the City of SANDWKHliS TO T.IKC KIT COUNTY, NEW JERSEY Iu9Prlncelon Road, Elizabeth, New' Plalnfleld In the County of Union In Jersey. BE IT ORDAINED by the Union the State of New Jersey: Dally (:M e.ra. to 1:» p.m. 12 North Ave., W. Elm &Quimby Sis. County Park commission, by virtue As to the defendan t Penn Gardens, Sun, St Hel. « a.m. to 5 p.m. » Westfield BEGINNING at a point In trie Inc. Cranford ot me provisions of N.J.S.A. 40:37-96, southeasterly side line ol George et aeq., as follows: All those certain tracts or parcels LOCATED NKXT TO UOBKP.T TREAT LIQUOR STORE 27«o7IB 2326718 Street, distant 1174.94 feet In a north- of land and premises, hereinafter SECTION 1. That the speed limit for easterly direction along the south the One-way counterclockwise particularly described, situate, easterly side line of George Street lying and being in Ihe City ot direction of traffic along the 'rom the northeasterly side line of 113 OUIMIY ST. circular Park Drive and for both Elizabeth. In Ihe County of Union Open Daily III Oirulmjs •): JO A.M. n> 8:30 P.M.; Saf. 9:30 to 5:30 Leland Avenue, said point being also and Stale of New Jersey: directions of traffic along all other In We northeasterly line of Lot No. 7 WISTFIILO DIAL 232-0925 drives within the Rahway River In Block O as Indicated on map, title FIRST TRACT: BEGINNING In Park be established at 25 MPH. of which Is shown below; thence Ihe westerly line of Jefferson^ SECTION 2. Regulatory and War South 31 degrees 10 minutes East Avenue at a point one hundred (100) nlng signs shall be erected and along the northeasterly line of Lol feet along said line northerly from maintained to effect the above No. 7 a distance ot ISO00 feet to a the northwesterly corner of said designated speed limits as point; thence North SB degrees 50 Avenue and Mary Street; thence authorized by the Department ot minutes East parallel with the running northerly along said line of said Avenue forty (40) feet to other Transportation. southeasterly side of George Street a distance of 50.00 feet to a point In the land ol said Clark; thence Westerly SECTION 3. This ordinance shall along said Clark's other land one take effect upon approval of the southwesterly line of Lot No. 4; hundred and fifty (150) feet more or t Station J^adio & thence North 31 degrees 10 minutes Commissioner of Transportation. less to a line now or formerly of ORDINANCE NO. XI West along the southwesterly line of Lot No. 4 a distance of 150.00 feet to a Roberts. McCormack; thencealong AN ORDINANCE ESTABLISHING polnl in the southeasterly side line of that line southerly forty 140) feet THE SPEED LIMITS IN George Street; thence South 58 more or less; thence easterly WARINANCO PARK. UNION degrees 50 minutes West along the parallel with the second above COUNTY, NEW JERSEY southeasterly side line of George mentioned course one hundred fifty BE IT ORDAINED by the Union Street, a distance of 50.00 feet to the (150) feet moreor less to the place of County Park Commission, by virtue point and place ol beginning. Beginning. of trie provisions of N.J.S.A. 40:37.94, SECOND TRACT: BEGINNING et seq., as follows: Being Lots 5 and 6 In Block 0 as SECTION 1. That Ihe speed limit for at Ihe northwest corner of Mary shown on map entitled "Map of Street and Jefferson Avenue; the One-way counterclockwise Highland Park, Plalnfleld, N.J., direction of traffic along the runnlng thence (1) northerly along 1906", made by H. C. Van Emburgh, Ihe westerly line ol Jefferson circular Park Drive and for both C.E., Plainfleid, N.J., and filed In directions ot traffic along all other Avenue one hundred (100) feet to the union county Register's Olflce land of Cornelius H. Clark; now or drives within the Warlnanco Park n July 16. 1937, as Map 266B. formerly thence (2) westerly, be established at 35 MPH. The foregoing description con- parallel with the northerly line of SECTION 2. Regulatory and War forms to a survey made by Roger M. said Mary Street 148.11 feet to land nlng signs shall be erected and Carroll and Company, P.E. ft.L.S. , now or late of Joseph H. Goodell; maintained to effect the above dated October 12, 1965. Ihence (3) southerly along the line of designated speed limits as BEING COMMONLY known as said Goodell land one hundred feet authorized by the Department ol 314 George street, Plalnfleld, New and one-hall an Inch to tald north- Transportation. lersey. erly lino of Mary Street; thence SECTION 3. This ordinance shall There Is due approximately (4) easterly along said northerly line take effect upon approval of the 1791.17 and costs. ot Mary Street 145.8 feet to the place Commissioner of Transportation. The Sherlfi reserves Ihe right lo of Beginning. The foregoing Notice and id|ourn mis sale. EXCEPTING from Ihe above publication Is made In accordance RALPH ORISCELLO, Sherlfi with Iheprovlslons ol N.J.S.A. 40:37. tracts Ihe lands which were con ROTH AND STEVENS, Allys. veyed by Cornelius H. Clork and 1S2e. DJ 8. WL CL-601 05 I2«73 4T Fees: $171.84 sarahM. Clark,hlswifo, roAlfred c. 12 6 73 4T Fces:»0B.O4 Noyes, recorded In Deed Book 502, pogo 261. DEING Ihe same premises devised to Albort R. Sampson and Waller M. SOUNDESICN Snmpson by Sarah M. Clark, by will dated Nov. 24, 1917 and probated STEREO FM/AM Sept. 8, 1927 In (look X 2 page 16 of A.I.T.C. AM-FM STEREO 90400 Wills lor Union County; and the RADIO-PHONO undivided one half Intorest ol said 8 Trick Albort R. Sampson having been conveyed l>y Albert R. Sampson, B8R Changtr tt Spatkof I widowor, lo Henry H. Sampson by cieeil dated Sop!. 6, 1944 nnd 11" recorded Sop!. 13, 1944 In Deed Dook 1511 po(je 17 tor Union County. GO Wiills! HSR /)-s|)ini(I Mini : Premises commonly known as No ctiunijiir,l Mr)i|)ol(i r-fiiiliiiinii, 11.13 113V Mary Mr.iol, Elizabeth, } New Jursey 4&lVf Mii'lii|>tnr.'1!)0!i'fif)fi Thorn Is due approximately IB.316.1/ nnd cosls. I ho Sheriff reserves Ihe rlohl lo ncflourn this sale. HAU'HORISCHI.LO, Srmrllf KAPLOWIliT AND WIJB, Allys »J A WL CL 110 0» I71M4I Fttn; (tntl,00 Bring The Joyoui Sounds, of Chrlitmai To A Lovtd On« GIVE THE GIFT OF HEARING LEARN ELECTROLYSIS A Fins Zenith "Living Soimd" haarlng old. 4PC.C0MP0MNT the KR{[ way STEREO SYSHH •••II I I.. r"ii. 1 . Mawardlnu. baretr In pftmtanent hair removal, STATIOT N Aue no (ii'im Pull or pan lima. Dlyoft-vfl Men, Woman II" diagonal HEARING AID CENTER Curfte, wtlt» or tihohff lor UbH itiliil-t;liNMynr,sullil Mil In RADIOO 110 Central Av«,, WtilfUld MMtOOKllfK. flll, 7 i l COLOR TV 233-0939 cuvm, limitlpliimiis. 01? 611 Park Av..( Flalntold 735-3327 ./MCrtOLWS 41II, Dt H01I M)l») III 4)19 t27A CMMTHAL AVMMUt • WUTHI1P • PMOMM 137-***Q Bmlly f.JO fo S*30, Thvr*. 'til fj U THB WKSWIKLD (N.J.) LEADER, THIRSDAV, DECEMBER 6, INGERMANY LE6AL WOTICI Army Spec. 4 Robert W. SHERIFF'S SALE SUPERIOR COURT OF NEW Grover, 20, son of Mr. and JERSEY, CHANCERY DIVISION, Mrs. James A. Grover of 357 UNION COUNTY, DOCKET NO. F- 5038-72 MARGARETTEN & La Grande Ave., Fanwood, COMPANY, INC.. o corporation of JU«T A PHONE CALL A ALWAYS CALL YOUR is regularly assigned as a New Jersey, Plaintiff, vs. MAX IE E. •niNOS PROMPT SERVICE M LOCAL DEALER ONLY WITHERSPOON, etc., et als.. HANDY REFERENCE LIST OF RELIABLE LOCAL FIRMS radio relay and carrier Defendants. CIVIL ACTION WRIT •••.. "" attendant in the 34th signal OF EXECUTION • FOR SALE OF 1 INSURANCE •SERVICE STATIONS MORTGAGED PREMISES • APPLIANCES • AUTO DEALERS • AUTO DEALERS t BRIDAL SHOPS FLOOR COVERINGS battalion's company C in By virtue of the above-stated writ Ludwigsburg, Germany. of execution to me directed I shall AUSTER'S EUCLID SERVICE expose for sale by public vendue, in DOM'S TOYOTA room B-8, in trie Court House, In the City of Elizabeth, N.J., on Wednes- AUTO SALES BRIDAL GOWNS INC. day, ihe 12th day of December, A.D., Cuatom k Rt»d44ad« LIOAL NOT1CI 1973, at two o'clock In the afternoon S«vlmi tlw An* 16 Yttn BrlcMa FROMHERTZ AGENCV of said day- •STOUT ALL that tract or parcel of land, Bfidsmalch Resireeenting Travelers, Arthur Wlltte, Hop. SHERIFF'SSALE siluafe tying and being In the City of FIOwarQirk) Safeco end other leading .Wheel Alignment SUPERIOR COURT OF NEW Elizabeth, County of Union, and Mothari Companies • Wheel Balauclasj JERSEY, CHANCERY DIVISION, Slate of New Jersey: For mart Your Local Volra DMIW Complete Personal Insurance Motor Tune-Mps UNION COUNTY. DOCKET NO- F- WHICH is more particularly Swvice, Home-Aolo- Ule e Inspection Work 4197 72 ELIZABETH SAVINGS known, numbered and designated on •CORONA Williim J«y Ctark It*. Mutual Funda - Mortgeje BANK, A Banking Corporation of a certain map entitled "Map of Ntw Brake Service - Road Servtee Sport Sedans Protacllon the State of New Jersey, Plaintiff, Manufacturing Town of Ell/abeth- MS SWIMTMt StTMt TOM DESIGNING vs. 816 SHERIDAN AVENUE port, New Jersey", (which mtp Is k Haal Tops Low Rates) & Discounts Avelasbta Plck-u* at Deli«err Large Selection of Up-to-Date No. Miiiifitld, N J. 654 3383 CORP.. a New Jersey corporation, now on file In the Office of the 233-2277 Call 232-4744 ef dls. Defendants. Register of the County of Ess**) as USED CARS ' 7H-223S 772 Central Ave., WwtflaM 8 Elm Street, WMtfitld CIVIL ACTION EXECUTION FOR Lot number 40 on Block number SI rif5ijFid»imF * SWIM (Corn. Grove St.l 459 North Ave. Wntfiald SALE OF MORTGAGED PREM- as laid down on said map. (said map Dial TM4H0 ISES Hied in ihe Register's Office of 233-2121 106U.8. Herf. No.lt WESTFIELD Union County, February 21, 1913 as • IAUNDRIES By virtue of the above stared writ North raaln field • CANDLES -5958 MOUNTAINSIDE of execution to me directed I shall Map No. 37 C) 43E.BrotdSt. WtftfMd expose for sale by public vendue, in BEGINNING In the wutfiwestetiy (Belweeo Somerast * Qiore) DODGE, Inc. wi cmnMt Avi wtnmio FAUCETTS room B-8, in the Court House, in the ne of Pine Street at a point therein SERVICE City of Elizabeth, N.J, on Wed- distant 300.324 feet strict measure, LAUNDRY-DRY nesday* the 19th day of December loasured along the aforesaid south- ELM RADIO • InkeServke A.D., 1973, at two o'clock in the westerly line of Pine Street from the GARDNER e Emlna Tune-upe afternoon of said day. northwesterly line of Second Street CLEANING e Radiator Reptile All that certain tract or parcel of and running, « TV, Inc. AN AD Same Day Service • Shocks-Mufflers land and premises hereinafter thence <1) south 65 degrees 00 MOTORS INC. On Dry Cleaning & Shirts particularly described, situate, minutes west and along the llMdqu*itac« For • Refuletor 4 OeBMnttor Serviee lying and being in the City of dividing line between Lots Nos. 40 WHIRLPOOL -KITCHEN AID ON THIS Pick Up & Delivery Road Sesvlea - Snow MowsM Elizabeth, Count/of Union and Stale and 4? in Block 57 as shown on a SALES DODOE DART of New Jersey: map hereinabove recited, a HAMILTON Featuring: All Services Inapectlon Work LAID DOWN, designated and distance of 100.00 feet to a point; wutmiiUOirm SUtVKE DODOE "lob RttMl" TRUCKS •Candles by Bluegale Will 3 Convenient Drive-in distinguished on a certain map thence (2) north 25 degrees 00 Hoovw Vacuum ClMiwri PAGE MAY entitled, "Plan of Building Lots of minutes west and along the Dial 232-0076 & Baumcr Locations RCA Color TV, RtdlM, He. PARR 1 232-2228 Routledge, situated in the City of dividing line between Lots Nos. 3V 426 North An. E. WtttftoM •West Va. Glass & Mosaic Glass 223 North Ave., E. WestfieW Elizabeth, N.J." surveyed by J.L. and 40a distance of 25.027 feet strict EARN YOU 232-9776 Bauer, Civil Engineer, December measure, to a polnt; •Constant Flame Candle Lamps 232-0393 2334400 766-0900 1121 Rt 22 MountiintMt 70, 1905, and filed in the Register's thence (3) north 65 degrees 00 WESTFIELD Complete Line of Candle 326 Leland Ave., Plain! laid' Office for said Union County, N.J., minutes east and along the dividing MORE as Lot No. 12 on said map and the tine between Lots No. 39 and 40 a 20 Elm Stratt WiittMd 766-1023 Making Supplies & Kits . 756-5820 same being particularly bounded distance of 10000 feet to a point In and described as follows: Easterly the aforesaid southwesterly line of US HWY NO 202 IERNARDSVILLE FORD 15 Industrial PI., Summit by line of Sheridan Avenue on said Pine Street; 233-6364 DOLLARS 277-1000 plan SO feet; Northerly by Lot No. 13 thence (4) south 25 degrees 00 VAN'S Swing Fotd Ownwi for 540 South Ave. Wt.tfrtld on said plan, ,22.50feet; Westerly by minutes cast and along the south- Ovn 50 Yeui Lot No. 83 on said plan, 50 feet; westerly line of Pine Street, a APPLIANCE CO. Southerly by Lot No. ll on said plan distance of 25.027 feet, strict AUTHORIZED CLEANERS ft OVERS 122.50 feet. measure, to the Place of Authorized Sales & Service • FORMAL WEAR Containing according to said plan BEGINNING. WESTFIELD 6125 square feet of land more or less. ALSO Included herein are the FORD BEING also known as 816 following: range, storm doors and • KHatwnAM Salts Strvica Sheridan Avenue, Elizabeth, New sashes and open porch. SERVICE BEING known as 224 Pine Street, LAUNDRY StRVICI INC Jersey • HMIKMI "BetUr Diy ClMning Skim IIM" There Is due approximately Elizabeth, New Jersey. THUNDERBIRO 1ST 1927 PAIRLANE FALCON f Belter Dty Cleanlni U1.S68.76 with interest from Sep- IT IS Intended to describe the • Chryitar Airtwnp. TUXEDO Brake Service, Regulator and LAUNDEKERS tember 18, 1973 and costs. ;amc premises conveyed to Maxle •Shlit Laundering Engine Tune upa. Generator The Sheriff reserves the right to E. Wither spoon by Deed dated We ttrvtet and /filter/ all makti 2323673 •Cold Put Storage DKY CLEANERS Service, Radiator flepatre. adiourn this sale. December 1, 1972 and recorded •Drapery and Rug Cleaning CAREER. ArPAIEL Pick Up and Oellver, Shocke. RALPHORISCELLO, December 4, 1972 In Book 2943 of Call 232-3726 MBT kiHWIMa ON Alt MAKU 319 North Ave. E. WeitfitM Shop IN WESTFIELD MuHlers Sheriff Deeds lor Union county, page 138, CsMpMe IMW MRVtCI •for mry formal oocMion. RENTAL & SAIIS STEIN, STEIN, HUGHE5 There Is due approximately 1113 South Ava.W. Inspection Work 011 11E. Bread St B0ND1D PICKUP 4 Dr.UVJ.IT & MC GUIRE, Attys. $31,202.16 wllh interest from October Wwtffrld UNION COUNTY On* of New Jeraey'j Largest , DJ B. WL CX 383 05 IS. 1973 and costs. i&MT 379-7744 Dial 756-0100 Selection of Latett Style Form*It CALL 1121-73 ^T $73.92 The Sheriff reserves the right to AC«O» raoM ICHO IANI Newert Fabtlci A Colon 232-9639 ad[ourn this sale. • ANTIQUES SHOTNNQ CIMTM VOLKSWAGEN, MAIN OFFICE AND PLANT: 215 North Ave.,E., WaatfiaM RALPH ORISCELLO, Sheriff 232-7474 756-2640 Zucker, Goldberg & Weiss, Attys. 120il South Ave., PlamfMd Dally 9 to 9. S«t. to S »02 NORTH AV PLAINHIID SHERIFF'SSALE DJ 8. WL CX37905 Inc. Other Storoa In PUInlleld Circle A South An., Weitfield SUPERIOR COURT OF NEW 11-15 73 4T Feos:$1O3.68 Aulhotlnd SHOE REPAIRS JERSEY, CHANCERY DIVISION, THE ATTIC RAWSON LOCKSMITHS UNION COUNTY, DOCKET NO. F- 512472 UNITED STATES SAVINGS SHERIFF'S SALE VOLKSWAGEN CENTER FAUCETTS • FUEL OIL SUPERIOR COURT OF NEW "Old Thi mi With PoulblUtUt CADILLAC BANK OF NEWARK, N.J., a NCW JERSEY, CHANCERY DIVISION, AACINTYRES Jersey corporation. Plaintiff, vs. And Horn* AntiquM" Stlai — Service — Pull LAUNDRY-DRY COBBLER SHOP ALFRED HARRIS, JR., el ux,, UNION COUNTY, DOCKET NO. F- FUGMANN LAWNMOWFR 5046-72 THE HOWARD SAVINGS Authoriiid Ntw and Died Cart — Track* Defendants. INSTITUTION, a corporation of Station wagoni - Kwmu Ohlaa CLEANING SHOP Expert Shoe Repalrlng-While CIVIL ACTION WRIT OF New Jersey, Plaintiff, vs. BOBBY Dial 233-1954 Ttttotr Tnln«4 Mtchanlo* Same Day Service OIL COMPANY U- Walt, Under the personal EXECUTION FOR SALE OF CADILLAC N«w Locks JEAN CHAVIS, Defendant. CIVIL PL 8-74O0 On Dry Cleaning & Shkti supervision ol Angeio Rillera MORTGAGED PREMISES ACTION WRIT OF EXECUTION • Pick Up & Delivery Always Ready to Serva You Expertly Installed' By virtue of the above-stated writ FOR SALE OF MORTGAGEO Salet & Strvle* Ul« South Ave. Pkitadald 232 9030 of execution to me directed I shall PREMISES (Juit oil ll» CltcM) Ail Services Repairs on Safes, Locks 329 South Ava.. W.. Wastfield 3 Convenient Drive-in expose tor sale by public vendue, in By virtue of the above staled writ DUI 766-2241 room D 8, In the Court House, In the of execution to me directed I shall 415 Weitfield Ave. Locatloni Doors, etc. Authorlrad City ol Elliabcih, N.J., on Wed expose for sale by public vendue. In 223 North Ave., E.Weatfield ntsday, (he 19th day of December room B 8, In the Court House. In the Wertfield 110 E. Fifth PhlnUtW 232-0393 S»'BS, Service & Parts A.D., 1973, at two o'clock in the Cily of EH/obPlh, N.J., on Wednes- MOUNTAINSIDE Sales at Service afternoon of said d.iy. 326 Leland Ave., Plainfield day, the ?6th d Car Blankst Fortdu« Sat NOW through Jarvlx und Gift CandlMtlck Holdari Amerlcn you citn htive n gift de- Knlfa Sat livered HIIIIOKI tiny where In (lie Woodan 8arvlng Tray •36 Wa.tfl.ld Av«. • AD 34255 country within hour*.Gift Amerlcii, n ftuttaldlnry of WMICMI Union dotm Shaaffar Pen & Pencil niantuvjewek/u It for you, Corn Ponpar (JlftN, on