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Second Claau Postage SEVENTY-EIGHTH YEAR—No. 15 at WesUieia. N. J WESTFIELD, NEW JERSEY, THURSDAY, NOVEMBER 30, 19(37 38 Pages—10 Cents Hike. Licensing Due Saturday A reminder of mandatory li- Town's Administrative Code censes far bikes with wheel siz.es of 20 inches or more was issued today by the Town Bicycle Board. Residents new to the community may be unaware of Introduced; Hearing Dec. 12 the local ordinance pertaining to ihe licensing of bicycles. The next registration of bicycles will Measure Eases Council's Function he held heiiinii Police Head- quarters Saturday from 9 to 'Matching' Dollars Key 11:30 a.m. To That Of Policy Making Body To United Fund Success Town Council Tuesday night passed on first reading an ordinance coviMinj; thr new Administrative Code for the town Y's Men's Annual Officials of tin; United Ktind of > made lo obtain Ihe required match- of Westfield. The code is considered] the heart of tlio new Weslfield for the first lime since ! ing dollars. charter nilcijitod by the voters in November, Public hearing on l!ir>4 aiv banking on a "malchiiiK Special letters ouuinlng (he pro- the measure is set for Dec. 12. Yule Sale Kifl" program to provide the final gram have been sent out by the Mayor Robert 11. Mulreany using a large chart depicting $J0,000 which will carry the 1ened at audience the aims ami intents of the new code, which separates In addition lo tlio cleanup phase the National Hank of Westfield in "••• policy making functions of the The 21st annual Y's Men's Christ- of the campaign which is now un- Ihe name of "The United Fund of officials from by the Mayor, will lake over all mas tree sale will yet under way derway, Harold S. Jensen, General Westfield — Special." Self address- (k'lail phicinu Uu» latter in tho Jiamls responsibility for Iho administrative Saturday at .ho Klin SI reel play- Campaign chairman said, "while ed envelopes were included making of MIL* Town AdminLs(r;iU>r. performance of various divisions of [round. we have readied $240,001) in con- it possible for Iliose receiving the Tho Town miministrnlor who will municipal government. Daily hours for tiie sale, which tributions and the final cleanup lellers lo send in additional dollars hi* appointed on a yraiMo-yt/nr basis These include a new Department will last through Dec. 24. will be effort should boosl that total some- ;is a year end lax saving measure. of Adminislration and Finance, De- what, our 'matching gift' program from 10 a.m. to il p.m. On Sundays Mr. Jensen said thai the bank will partment of Law which includes Ihe will provide an added opportunity Town Attorney and Prosecutor, YULE LIGHTS GLOW—The sparkling lights on the Christmas trees which adorn public ulility pules through- the closing time will be (i p.m. record such contributions received to achieve our fourth consecutive Cpl. Docrrcr Back Police Department, Fire Depart- out the town's business districts were officially turned on Friday nlgltt to signal the start of the Christ- According lo Larry Masters. Bale advising Fund officials of the successful year," ment, Town Engineer, Department, mas shopping period. Participating wore, left to right, Howard McDowell, chairman of the Chamber of director, this year's benefit tree sale amounts only. Names of donors will "The opportunity to maintain our of Public Works, Town Clerk, Treas- Commerce Christmas hiKM'n'li Program; Eli/ulictli liuriletl (who pushed Hie button) from Gisbonie, New has the biggest inventory in history not be furnished to the fund office From Vietnam; In "Tradition of Response." is provided urer, Tax Collector and Tax As- Zealand, an AFS student who is a guest here at the home of Judy Kenning of 0 Wychview Dr., standing next —some 3,000 Christmas trees plus a and thus will not ho considered as through the help of several friends sessor. io her,, and Itoliert Miller, Secretary of the Chamber of Commerce. variety of such other items as or become a part of prior pledges. ol the Fund who have put up a total Action 13 Months These departments will operate wreaths, holly, mistletoe, pine rope The chairman also stressed thai and pine houghs. of $5,1)00 on a matching tais. This under their individual department means that for every dollar we can contributions can he made direclly The joys of Thanksgiving exlend- brails in accordance with the rules Harmony Holiday The trees themselves are princi- raise toward our lost $10,000, we to Ihe Fund office in the Municipal ed lo an extra day for the Frederick and regulations which have been Curtain Going Up pally of three varieties, the peren- Program Tomorrow, arc assured of a matching dollar liuikling at any time before the end Doerrcr's of Fairacres Ave. when •sol forth previously and as deline- nial balsam, t

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Welfare Board tips .Tula R. Weigel, chairman, said the r board will review tiie p^x>pased bud- ct st a ipeeial meeting at 9 a.m. Legislative County Budget t Monday. "r In 1967, the county contributed Action "BEST $8^03,294 $2,015,234.52 toward the county wel- FRfENDS" fare costs, while the state and fed- eral govornmerit gave S5,207 .r>73.30. The. following \$ a sui*wnsry of 'Hit; Union Cuuitfy WcUiiie Board r Monday's session of the N. J. Leg- ilie Board r*f Freeholders _ )n Lilt prtrposod l%'6 budget, the islature: Tuesday for a record 3**f^3 budget of stal• e and federal share would go up i, .-in jncrooso of almost 22 ilo S6.2JB,229. or $3,050,855.70 jnwc RACING — A h\)i \o ]»Li-;nil co:> cent over the I9G7 appropria- limn this ycer. of a haniess track in 3 Mon. Tlie board asked 1675.000 for Old County community other Hum Seeaucus was scratched in the Under Ihc pr-o(X>yod budget, coun- Age Assistance next y<;ar( up from t?,* tax payers would bs askftd to #173,000; $329,000 for Disability As- Senate for lack of >. or sistance, up from $743,000: $4,300,000 REDISTBICT1NG — A ion.i^tand- this year. for ADC, up from $3,100,000: $f;a,0DO ing stalemate to .make geographical fur BUnd Assistance, up irosn $58,- changes in a congressional redis-_ | The jump of $1.5311.486 IS over (his 000, and 51,450.000 for Mcdicd As- [year's coutily welfare budget is due j .trieting: Liw t'ndfd wilU -the* Msem-i sistance for the Aged, down from bly passing and Governor Hughes | So largely to a 3l?.T pL*r CMit ria; in Urn '$1,512,000. Assistance fV/r Dcpe.ndi.Mii Children signing a bill lie endorsed. giftable (ADO program. ADC, which Uii-s TJifi di-op in Hie MAA cos Is next year was attributed to Ihe fact that BANKING — Legislation thai year Iwk a slice of S3.100.00U. is ex- would permit N. J. brinks to expand petted to claim $4,300,000 of Uic 1968indigent patients in jneuta3 and tu- berculAsis "hospitals were not trans- across boundary liot\s cleared Ihty budg*"t. piJnc:Ji>a!ly because- Qf an Assembly and was soul to Uio increasc^i ease ferred as the welfare board had HH- tkipaled Uus year, lo the MAA rolls. Senate. - The uvcr-irJi J-JHC in (lie welfare H the transfer had been ordered, 4-lic MEDICAJD — A special budget was attributed larjj^ly to in-MAA budget request would have live eommii^ion recommentiod a creases in case loads and cost ol risen $1,049,000 over the 10U7 figure, $200 million a year jnudieaid pro- living and to unLk-ipatcd increases according to Victor W. Liolla, Coim- gi*am for Now Jersey, half of the in boarding homo allowances ond ty Welfare director. 1 cost to be borne by t he fcetera 1 nursing horns, tare. government. The commission did Th board expects to hire 'il addi- LEAPKK WANT ADS not sugesl 'how the state might fi- tional staff members to Iwndie llio BKING RESULTS nance its share of llic cost.

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: - - . f 219 North Ave., Westfield Free parking all day Saturday in town lot behind our store Open Every Night Til* P.M. - Saturday 'Til 5:30 P.M. 25 Knopf St., Unden Page 4 THE WESTFIELD (NJ.) LEADER, THUBS0AY, NOVEMBER 39, 1967 They represent the selection based mainland with ilie forces of McDermot said no policy ques- cation Board on tests by ihe remedial reading Irectors Kai Chek, and the non-Chinese who McDcrmott Gets Majority Post tions were decided at Tuesday's teacher, on the same basis of evalu- are primarily Americans. He stated joint session at Brunswick Inn or ation used with public school chil- that there are now three YMCA cen- The 19G8 Legislature's Republican ing with the new business-like at the separate caucuses. n Boro Initiates dren. ear f ormosan ters on the island at present, with majorities elected the expected attitude of the new Legislature," The Senate's committees may be increased from 15 to 16, McDermott | Supplementary instruction involv- rapid growth and expansion needed slate of leaders in New Brunswick said Senator-elect Frank X. McDer- ing -I I wee children from the public 7 to provide services to the industrial said, with the addition of a com- emeuia Tuesday but ulso did the unexpected mott of Wtstfield, who will be next mittee on taxation. He also said school will be given on an individ- services for the hundreds of young - - they voted to abandon formal year's Senate majority leader. ual basis at Beoehwood by a teach- men migrating to the urban indus- plans were discussed for "reviving Mountainside — The Board of Ed- B. Keith Meyer, YMCA World ciothes for their opening session McDermott said Henry Patterson the committee .system." er liired for thai purpose. JKacli trial centers, and for the American Jan. 9. ucation lias initialed plans to supply .., ... . „ i f +i - Service worker now serving on the of Asbury Park, a Republican who chjld will receive 4 hours of this ° Center in Taipei. Mr. Meyt?r Hdateni now is deputy .secretary, will be the remedial and supplementary in- specialized instruction. pur week. island of Formosa, off IMP- China that eventually, the Y will provide Despite tho opposition of old LEADER ADS PAY timers, .the incoming GOP voted new secretary and Hoy Schleich of struction .to borough children from Funds for both programs will be mainland, addressed the recent program centers for over 15.000 Clifton, a Republican who now is tin* public school system and from allocated out of a surplus account, down the traditional lop lial and meeting of the YMCA Board of Di- young men, with industry sharing in tails for opening day in favor of an assistant secretary, will rise to Our Lady of Lourdes. the Board said. The motion voted rectors, recounting the rapid growth major ways in the construction of ordinary business sails — "in keep- deputy secretary. The program got underway Mon- on at a public meeting Nov. 34, the needed facilities, stated "that the program of special and development of Y services in day. Actually, two separate pro- Taiwan ai»d the experiences of work- Mr. Meyer left his position as Ex- is a no load fund. grams are involved, the Board and supplemental instruction be ecutive of tlie Momstowu Y in 1964 made available to the eleven chil- ing in the tender Asiatic area of NO-LOAD MUTUAL FUNDS. WRITE FOR A PRO5PECTUS The minimum initial investment is $500°° The noted. The remedial sessions will be to accept the post of fraternal secre- AND FURTHER INFORMATION. NO OBLIGATION OF conducted for those students from dren from Our Lady of Lourdes which Taiwan is a pail. School and the three children from tary to the National Y movement of COURSE. shares of the Hubshman Fund are sold at their Our Lady of Lourdes who qualify, The meeting was presided over by Formosa. In this capacity, Mr. from 8 to 8:45 a.m., at Deerfield Beechwood School and should be R. R. Barrett Jr., president of the net asset value. Not one cent of your money is de- instituted by the Superintendent as Meyer described his work as an as- School. The students will be assign- Roard of Directors. Mr. Meyer was sociate to the native staff persons ducted for salesman's or dealers commissions, ed to two groups, one meeting Mon- soon as possible with the money introduced by Dr. Fred W. Banes, coming from surplus funds." It re- directing Y programs in the centers There is a one percent day add Wednesday and the other chairman of the World Service Com- located around the island, and help- Tuesday and Thursday. Mrs. Mary ceived unanimous approval from the mittee. redemption fee. seven Board Members. ing in the training and supervision What is your investment objective? Jasper is in charge of this program. In bis report, Mv. Meyer stated of related personnel. He is current- Approximately eight children are that the Y in Taiwan faces the prob- involved. Although eleven students ly on furlough with his family, and When the mail was raced across lem of serving throe population will be speaking before Y groups were mentioned in the original res- country by horseback there were groups, the native Formosans, the CAPITAL olution, the actual figure is eight. throughout the United States, des- 190 pony express stations. nationalist Chinese who escaped the cribing his work, and the help pro- AMERICAN INVESTORS FUND, INC. vided by local YMCA's through an- FinS out about— nual World Service campaigns. Possible capital gain through a no-load mutual fund Dr. Banes reported that the cur- Investing in securities selected for growth possibilitiest a hedged, leveraged rent WestfieM campaign is over the $3,7000 mark toward the goal of No Sales Charge— non diversified fund, employing a wide variety of Another Great $5,400, which includes $500 special 100% of your money is invested—none goes to pay highly speculative techniques with the objective contribution to assist Y's in the Mid- salesmen. of possible appreciation in the value of its shares. dle East to overcome the adverse No. Redemption Charge, effects of the Arab-Israeli conflict Christmas last May and June. Investment diversification and professional manage- ment for your investment dollars, Send for the frea The Hubshman Fund, Inc. 666 Fifth Ave. Now York, N.Y. 10019 Prospectus, Telephone (212) Circle 7-0001 A Correction pmi •*•(• XNCW-ll Please send material to: In it recent news story on the AMERICAN INVESTORS FUND Westfield Day Care Center it was P.O. Box 2500 NAME: . stated that the organization had Greenwich, Connecticut 06830 LARGEST SELECTION OF GOLF BAGS ON SALE ANYWHERE leased the former Madison Avenue STREET: Chapel for a headquarters. The Cen- Nama ter officers are presently negotiat- Street CITY. STATE ZIP. Perfect for Gifts . . • ing the lease which has not as yet CW1130 LOW CLOSEOUT Putters, Wedges, Pull Carts, GOLF BALLS been signed. City. 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Grove St. at Westfieid Ave., Wostfield 232-.1142 Hours 8:00 A.M. to 5*30 P.M. Daily ^ THE WESTFIELD (N.J.) LEADER, THURSDAY, NOVEMBER SO, 13C7 .1 the perfoi-mers gave a carefully con- j The puckish Poulenc Yalsc-Musette Musical Club Concert Distinguished trolled, weII-proportioned iuLurpreia- !was givtm the good-humoured per- tion which showed them to hi; the Iformanee thai h deserved. In the By Performers, Program, Variety highly skilled artists iJial. llwy arc. jMilhaud "Scaramouche," the two Howcvt-r. had they brought more jlwlic* i*iTorm«i vith vfcyUimic flair riiyUunicthruil to these movcmwits.-fand a ™<* Iel'hn- iw v0}m\\ iliey By PAUL KUJETKK xniny hefiUing tho ideals of the orithu- s giving more gaietv ami vilijliiyiconnnuriicalcd udl t..c i^- o.t Thc Musical Club of l\'estfii-ld gaiiization. j to the music-. Lheir performance Joie vi f>( concert at the the conceit with the facliu- well-suited to - toinineiid^d iot an imaginatively Senior High Selioul. i'Vatuiiny inwn- lirt Triu in 13•' OP yy In the first balance of the three sonorities programmecJ and wo.l- bur and guoM ar Lists in solo and en- movemenix.it ii LUt mIh ies ,performer up. ja. is n UstresseK HIdM was good. Perhaps because of place- co,icort and encouraged in Us ef- semble works. Hit; concert was pre- simplicity of the music, jment _aod acoustic*. I felt that a U*s to a-rve tiie cause of sented as a benefil for (he club's allowing Ihe nobility of the phrases iillle less restraint from the piano music. scholarship fund. to take effect from undoi-steiUimcnl and cello would have bucn desirable. In 52 years oJ losler-intf good mu- rather than from a more subjective Bul this Is a small point to raise in sic in WcslficJd, tho Musical Club approach. The second movement was what wus an excellent performance Subs Are Working AUTHORIZED has assislod numerous worthy young serenely lyrical. Here rnoru niomen- by three outstanding musicians. DEALER musicians in furlhfrijig their musi- tum in the phrasing would have been TJie Brahms "Liobeslicder Waltz- oul t'dut'atiim. Saturday's conceit desirable lo offset a somewhat static er" are charming evocations of a For Brain injured was marked by a variety in mu.saeal feeling. In the lasl two movements, young man in love and show the idioms and a loftiness in program- which are dance-like in character, composer in one of his tenderesl, As Project most light-hearted moods. Here Hart Mercury Metal Skis Urahms takes one of his favorite Tbis . fll wUh many other dances, the waltz, and exploits jl projcds u'!e Sub-Junior Women's for all it is worth in a succession of C|(|b of 'Weslfield is devoting much • Cubco Step-in Bindings 18 variations on the popular % (ime t0 andwork ing very closely rhythm. Delightful as the music is jn conrMJCtioa uHhj lne New Jersey to hear, it can be treacherous lo per- Association for Brain Injured Chil- form, not only because of its leeh- dren, the State Project for all Sub- • Barre Crafter Poles FREEMA nieal demands, but because of itsJunior Clubs. unvarying metre, which, by sheer project has a two-fold goal. repetition, cun have a tendency to This is to raise $11,000 for the Complete Outfit pall. An ensemble of eight mixed establishment of programs for pre- CONTOUR voices singing the original German SCJ100I ancj young adults who aro Hart SK*s text and given expert four-liand ac- \>vlx\n injured and to provide inaler- cotnpaniment at the piano by Louise ials and assiS|ance in existing pro- CU3HIO2J Andrews and Janet Grimier Glea- grains. The New Jersey Association SKI RENTAL son, met the exacting technical de- for Brain Injured Children was es- •'j'-y; -i mands of the composer admirably. tablished to aid the young, who are ."S^ Don't buy any ski until you try our ..*..- The balance and vocal quality were preceptuolly handicapped, with med- good, the diction clear and the en- ical and social research and educa-1 for l semble excellent. However, what tion. It is dedicated lo the goal of NEW HART STANDARDS was lacking was more profile to helping brain injured children. The When we say forever we OR eaoli of Uie individual waltzes. One yu|")S Of Weslfield, along with the mean for as long as you waltz 'had a tendency lo run into the junior Women's Club, are dedicated own your Harts. For just next without a full realization of its YAMAHA FIBERGLASS to this cause also. that long, we guarantee musical identity. Pcrliaps a greater club has collected toys, use of dynamic contrasts and more that your edges will never WITH BOOTS AND POLES games, records, and books for these rip off, your skis will never excitement wilhin the phrase would children which will be delivered lo delam incite (if anything have helped. The two accompanists the Association sometime in the .00 per weekend were superb. Occasionally, perhaps near future, A workshop is planned happens we repair or re- because of their enthusiasm for these for February to make simple toys place for free). Why we wonderfuli waltzes th-at pianists love and games which will help improve even guarantee that you •/•. to play, their level of intensity was the children's developmental lags. won't break, smash or oth- CLOSE OUT ON BOOTS! somewhat overpowering for the | as well as their physical, social erwise wipe 'em out with singers. and verbal environmental aware- normal use during the first two years they're yours Zenith "Mount Blanc" 1967 Kathleen Bride, -harpist, played ness. (and after that replace or four pieces for solo harp, two of Some of Ihe funds from the Subs' Chrome-Tanned Leather Boots — service at fair and reason- which were by her teacher, Marcel Christmas dance will be used to Moulded sole. Value $24.95. . . . $11.95 Grandjany. Presently a student at purchase supplies and equipment able cost), Now we'd like the Juilliurd School, Miss Bride is such as typewriters, phonographs, to see another ski that's a scholarship recipient, from thu and photographic equipment which that sure of itself. Koflach "White Star" Buckle Boot Musical Club. If she is a represents- is needed by Ihe Association. A .?••*,*•«• .*-..'..'. • ,• ? •?

"*•>* 1967 Value $51.00 KWQffri =?'>';", -."-i-y. live example of the type of student Union County representative is ::*& '- v-y. '£?--.-:*--.- •*.^- ': -•-- =. ••:V;--i that the club assists, tho scholarship scheduled to speak at tho December --/•-, committee should bo congmUilaled mooting to inform the Subs what XT? for its musical taste and insight., more I hey u.n conti Unite lo this The young harpist makes a lovely ««edy and important cause, appearance on stage and is a fine If nnyonn is- interested in any fur- Visit Our Colonial Ski Shop musieian. Not only does she linvo thur information concevniiu: Ihe great teclinical command of hersockition, or Is interested in con- instrument but slit? lms stylistic mi- Hibutinj; in any way lo its main- FAMOUS NAMES: Hart Metal and Yamaha Fiberglass Skis dcrstanding of the music she plays 'anance pluase write or contact tho so well. In the rather superficial New .Jersey Association for Brain Munari and Koflach Boots Grandjany pieces, which noverlho- Injured Children, 01 Lincoln St., loss served to show off tho resources I ^as*- Orange, 07017. Nevada Grand Prix, Marker, Salomon, Cubco and Tyrolia Bindings of her instrument. Miss liride han- dled the cascading sonorities with Barre Crafter and A&T Poles COMPLETE NEW COLLECTION exquisite control, not allowing the Juniors Schedule numerous runs and glissandi to be White Stag, Sun Valley and Duk-Bak Jackets and Pants WacJing in your bare feet—or walking in the dow-laden gfass ends in themselves. Her tmisicality —real comfort. Here's comfort, luxurious of built-in was more evident in the two tran- Book Sale ease. Leathers softer than you imagined possible. Molded scriptions, one of the First Ara- While They Last heel and cushion insole. Try this quality moccasin style HI besque by Debussy, the other of » Time-Life's Elegant Volumes will NEW FOR 1968 baroque work by Kirchoff. Here her bp offered for sale by The Junior or Black Shrunkon Llama Calfskin. tasto-and artistry dime through, mi- Woimrns Club of Weslfield at a A&T Cortina Skis — 28 piece, Handmade impeded by ornate effects. She has book fair Saturday; Dec. 0, from Special Close Out a promising future ahead. Much luck lo a.m. to 4 p.m., at Tim National Laminated Fast Sheet Plastic Polymica .99 and up to her! Bank of Woslfield. Proceeds will Base, Steel Edges, Plastic Top Edges, Step- Marciu Cohen and Kathleen Cuck- no to Ihe New .lorscy Association 1967 Zenith "Black Hawk", 21 piece Multi- in Safety Bindings. lor concluded the program with for Uniin Injured Children, works for two pianos by Clementi, Mrs. .Michael Tnppin is in charge stage Lamination, Permakote Plastic Run- Value $49.00 Special $34.95 "Make Randal's A Family Affair" Schumann, Poulenc and Milhnntl. of this function to raise funds for They obviously enjoy playing to- this year's state project, of Tho ning Surface, Steel Interlocking Edges, gether and off a fine fueling of Junior Membership Department of Famous 1968 Munari Ski Boots. 5 Buckle, musical esprit. Tho Clemenli Son- The General Federation of Women's Safety Release Bindings. Single Top Grade Leather, Padded Tops, 82 ELM ST. WESTFIELD ata in Bl> had dash ;nid rhythmic Clubs. The slate tfoal is $11,000 for j drive and a good folin^e of momen- instructional equipment, supplies j Ankle Cups. Value $51.00 Special $33.00 tum. The Schumann stylo in the An- and materials to aid the New Jersey Value $29.95 Open Monday Evenings dante and Variations scmed lo Association for Brain Injured Chil- evade them. The work sounded dren's programs in seven New Jer- 5 Buckle Double Boot somewhat laboured rather than pas* sey counties, including Union Coun- Special $14.95 Value $59.00 Special $38.50 siouately youthful as it should be. ty. Mrs. John K. Meeker Jr., says the telcjianl Volumes, wil be off wed by the club at prices considerably lower than retail, noting thai the bargain prices come at an appro- priate lime, jusl before Christmas. To be offered are "Picasso — Women," "Great Prints and Print- makers," "Great Tapi'strics." "Jap- anese Temples," "tlreal Rivers." MacGregor "Coaching Duys." "IUMIUUIMC Amer- BARBARA ROMACK GOLD CROWN 080 stew ica," "Ancient Mariner" and "Voy- 3 woods 1-3-4, 8 irons. ages of Ulysses. I'inie Caps" and! GOLF SPECIALS a nature scries will he offered also at lower prices. Reg. $126.50 NOW ONLY $66.00 Samples of all hooks will bo avail- YOUTH SET able Dec. !), al tlit- II:IMU. t'lub nii'iiibcrs will take orders and books 2 woods, 5 irons. Reg. $58.00 set.- MIKE SOUCHAK 090 will be sbipped diiectly to ihr ptM- chascr in time lor Cmi.-.titKis i;ilt- ! NOW ONLY $32,00 Set 3 woods 1-3-4, 8 irons. Most of us start off oach day with a cup of coffee, but very Reg. $100.00 few of us know how it j;ot llu?n>. Tho Arabs wore tho first to CHAMPIONSHIP SET NOW ONLY $54.50 make coffee from certain berries, ami called the brew "((ahwo." jlVo I>rivc»rs Tho Fivnch pickod it up from the Turks, who had adopted tho In :j- r Arrulrnl 3 woods, 9 irons. drink and tho nnm<\ bul r-han^od it to "rafe" . . . ami we lu Two driwrs ivn1** injured nnri livn Registered and matched. ICE SKATE SALE turn niiule ii eoffiv. Tiirro serins to be no .standard about the smnnionsfs wrct1 i>Mh'd in :i (hror- size of a "cup" of rulTcr. aitb.oiii'Ji it appears to be fjdting cur ch*'iiri collision rru-j>tl;iy in Ironi Reg. $271.50 Set NOW ONLY $140.00 Set MacGregor smaller as the piicc J'«KIS up. Your choice of coffee depends of ">fl \orMi A\i\ v upon your |irrsimal prrtVmu-r and Itisle. We. c;m't help you Tho di'ivrrs urrt (ntlu i'iiu A. NICKLAUS GOLD CROWN LEFTY SET PROFESSIONAL FIGURE SKATES find tho bust eul'ft1*"-, bul wi' kimu' tiial mir '•personalized" dryck'nuiiuj ami lauinicrinc. services satisfy tho most discrimi- a hump *»n llir \w:u\ tUiti \v;is 3 woods 1-3-4, 8 irons. for Men and Ladies. charj;t so; nating tastes. Most dC your neii:hborK have found it their Fvnnk Iv Civh-r Jr. (if VMu Oufhwl: Reg. $126.50 NOW ONLY $70.00 Reg. $32.50 ONLY $25.00 "cup of tea" . . . or was it coffee? Dr., Mount cjin^iilt^ who iTdoivw! cuts find bruises and also was eliar&xl with ffil!cr*\in*{ (IKI C!OM.\ Open 7 A.M. to 7 P.M. Monday through Saturday and Antliony (Jrncr ,Ii\ of Kli/abHh. Expert Tailoring urn] Alterations done on Premises Tho first classes n\ Rut|;ers Uni- versity were hrld in 1771 lu o New llrunswick l«vcrn, "The Sign of tho Hod Lion." ON THE CIRCLE on 520 SOUTH AVE. W. 233-8420 WHO WILL IT BE IN '6»? FREE PARKING IN THE REAR Vi\'\<\ Fur Uy 1»«7 CAMA n Utizons Page 6 THE WESTFIELD (N.J.) LEADER, THURSDAY, NOVEMBEU 30, 1967 REAL ESTATE FOR SALE # REAL ESTATE FOR SALE REAL ESTATE FOR SALE • • REAL ESTATE FOR SALE

TO »IV, .SKLL, liKNT OH NANCY F. REYNOLDS PEARSALL EDWIN O. EDWARDS BARRETT & CRAIN RANDOLPH- C. B. SMITH, JR. DANKER & DANKER, WILLIAM A. CLARK RKALTOU Realtors Inc. ASSOCIATES AND WIEGfAAN CO. Realtor ATWOOD REALTY 436 South Ave. West 112 Elm Si. "TWO COLONIAL OFFICES • t REALTORS Hemberv AD 2-9300 ai M u t* AD 2-2500 Mountainside Comer FRANKENBACH AD 3-5555 Westfieid Member Multiple JLiMtait S SUGGEST . . AD 2-1600 AD 3-1800 1R3 Moaolain Member Multiple Muting: Sj«#em 149 ELMER STREET UKALTOlt — 1NMH0H INC. 111 Outral Ave. ELM ST. ond NORTH AVE. ADam$ Member <»f Thr WESTFIELD Multiple 1'lntluK Sjwtem JM embers nbtT of V 232-4848 > Multiple LUtlBK 8y»lem "KAICCI TIVB 2 FAMILY INVESTMENT PAINT BRUSH SPECIAL Sutnry l i 5 BEDROOMS - 2 BATHS Bcvtcb SEE OUR UNIQUE FKKVIKWS IM'KHNATIOVA 233-2222 UUNC KINI>1\S SKIlVICIi $23,000 All tins ijt-udri is a Iitil<* HHK* itn<\ cJTuri to make a vozy holm* $29,500 WINDOW DISPLAY 1 115 Elm St., AD 2-4700 li"ra t i- d rh>He lo tonn for young pco;;!* out :pi»rtatlufi Jh-st ("tour 1»H-is a apattinuni, vr an elderly oeupio t \\}\t> wiint uin.s nnd balh. Ij'HMled on a iiiiton wioic ^:^-u]74i quit'i salt! siri'vt near S' l>£*rta. Tlu-ro t:a EXCELLENT LOCATION IN lav. adjoining, «» '' " double H0MI5 FlNDINti blO 1966 COLONIAL is a HrrpMuf hi vlu-vry living Wo offer u vury ijorsnniil rvnl room, full bust'nu* ill, HUHrlit-il fur ii "deii-tfiK'st" room. The IF YOU'RE $53,500. rsiii t c- srrvir*.*, lMiutus of mul- kiUhrni in H COOK'H drtiinn! il LARGE FAMJLY? FANWOOD tiple iLMin^s c]isplayod in uur Ka r*o;'<* a nit att met Ivp lut; Imt ln-driHDiin uml liiitji upiitairH. MORE THAN TWO Nurth Avtp, w nuiuw. watt-r in-Jit. Should t*oll qutrkly! SfTPt'iifd porch, t"o! (!a« lM'Ht. Till* hmtllK4Mll«S lU Aftiy Wf Ivll you mort1? IT WON'T DO loll III i ^V III ill IlJlN JllMi *OIItC* We 11-i v** r, iM-drooinp ^ cur g;irnK<:. Newly libted! $-*;,- PALE YELLOW COLONIAL i in spa - VA BATHS 90 (J. on Hit' market in \t>o:iii~*t In rious *jlth r Innnv i n f J|ii\vrvi*rt for just you twu wv ]<>t-;il Ion, Krunkli n t5r! iri' i. Mi-au tiful ^-round LARGE MODERN KITCHEN "RAMAPO" IS havi- a rusiorn disi^ntil ni'Hh-rn nrt-fi. Tin* $25,900 1 , lot i ^rick lu'Mit! nk'cly locatv.<\ aw Inlrrlur tm*lmU-K four n \KH' dt'^p, Iar^>- tr* ^. mom i 2:ix 24 ), square t lir Nor Mi ,shlrt with a lovely, nzln^" \\ ilh ijnfiirit ColnnUI DEN THE NAME OF ilfit'l* ysird. J/iw hoatinij; rost liarin, Oiis tlirt't* hertroom liomu on . . . r, K j RED RANCH Mini nifii ii i t-iiunc<\ W't-11 i>ro]>nr room, JK' IMIN*IU(J iis a liirpi? innrl^rn lc It eh en, ktuhni. sunroom. 2 full l^ithw k LEE K. WARING AN INDIAN tiujifd rnniUM: livtiiK n>""i, tltn- iiHMii vi tfh rulN4 l-m' Nt)i from HrMJM' j{?autitul> i\i& TWO CAR GARAGE REAL VA1UE In^ ruoni, K itch i'ii, bit I ruum, llrt|da*r tnul M in living \t>mnt 'lining p**>ni, $35,500 1 ix very corn fort ; anil tilr'l 1-atU. ?^4i;n.Mli (lourw to Ini'A* wo <;u K'irnKf . IH'^p "ISO' lut FULL BASEMENT .An older Injini', with tiH'Uc; new- SUB-TRIBE porrli ,, - fli-lut aird lurutnl Jit Wilson SrJiuul ItEALTOH IIVSL'ROH er frii f urc« to rt1*^* in me ml It ) kitchen wflli "Ipullt- M'l^t nit rartiv(k lira ml m'W 3 . F . recently redecorated jnsiflu $34,900 Iniinilrj," tirrtikt'iiM! iirm HOT WATER HEAT lu'th-iMnn, L' liiit h rnnrli with ^~ ami out . . . comb, alum. HcirciiH TAMAQUES SCHOOL * ar j*:i raw** in a Hue ]*\tn wtiod anrl Htovmw on tliti winduuB . .. NEED 4 BEDROOMS? rear ALL GOOD SIZE ROOMS SPIC & SPAN ri'sitit-ntlit 1 jiroa, h a n d y for in; w ]<*HftiTH uml fsru t hrs , * . It Is ii IMI r On* nuini* «»f u ] s«:llhiK nvi'\i of nunin uli*rK. In adiHt Inn to tho 2 BATHS? i roof and K;IH funuu-n I nut ailed ^vliHliiiMT wn>* Jit fin A H t o *• k a il ** living i 'IMHII, iltnjn^ r<»om n ml vvhhlii tin* hist 7 years - - . jinnies, (*cnH r fnyt»r o l I*MII .ScoU'li I'lnliiw 1 ALUMINUM COMBINATION UIIANP NI:W klt< lu n, thi'ro ts IL lovrly IIIMI t!lfil liath with Khmvrr , . . 1HL A line VHIU* «'oivh wliirh Is IV1UK±H>I1 ami IIIIKC fuiitll)' rutMii, wit h t'fitln^ i^liiicc, JUK! one of i ti \ Sltirt* ihlH in n Int. Carpet and in- $27,900 AltKA. OK Ctn.KKK TJIICUK IS in %v IlKiltiKt IMJI> tIIIH hnnit^ hri-s f> roonis and iMMlriJMIIIN {tWit Of I hi* l»;it I IK, mi the lir.Hi flour, atcii In tin1 < JuMt <), a j Mt'l'H MOIUO TO TK1-1.. St) nrf< 1viJii-Miy,e), illcd ^t mi i-nri j CJIII t two hatltH and is b ii. There In PMSA^l'; DON'T JIHHITATI-: Tu |Miudi r rotHii, M^rludcil Irrk-k JL 11 rri>lnrt-? in t lie living* rmjni, lint In, «liiNt IlMfetl lint watrr In at unU a OA1J.. FOil C'O-MI'IJiTK I)i-3- NEW ENGLAND COLONIAL Mil)' we* wi»wf Or tell TA1I.H SELECT » DON'T SETTLE J-l 0,1)00 $37,000 DEAR DOCTOR: Original owner mu«t fli'll! Care- WOULD YOU LIKE TO 1 THE UNITED FUND fully main lahir a d BUILT IN 19661 Lovely (>lilrr ^ni^toiiH 4 bed- OF WESTFIELD LOCATE ON ONE OF BARN RED COLONIAL Jinnio In I? run nor School an-a. room honu1 with 11*6 ha 1 IIH on |j[i w entritnt'o foyvr, family BIG CENTER HALL COLONIAL Ii airo of lovely KTOIUHIH hi FANWOOD'S MOST room, kitchen with tUsInvHwhrr, Kanwond. All bodrooniM iiro friends of our i PROMINENT CORNERS? $45,900 on tinK «]>a*M', (.?iiri>t*t^il livlni? 5 BEDROOMS luln luul siz( , 2-nip ^ara«c\ Kuml ntfurlnv; to mutch dollar 1 NORTH SIDE 1OCATION IN for dollar any udiliUonul fumlH LI5TED TODAY FURNISHED RENTAL room iiiic*l- Ihunly Fau\vonu'tlct\ I wo vi\r MariiKf. Klroplarr in tutlon. $31,1)00. f*o, utiw your dollars are double 1 HOM 15 1 N C I* U D 10 rt G I1ICD- In value a» Uiu Funil will real- COLONIAL Too much tt) (Uwriht , l)ut tliort* $325 . . , (also others) llvhiK n>')iu. JCxcellont luuiitfon, FOUR BEDROOMS aro extra rnuniH aiifl a lavatory FrunUUu School aroa# HOOMS, 3 JJAT11S. AND 1»AHGK ize two for urn?. 1 Call AD 2 or 3-1800 IN LEVELS on th* lnt iloort and 4 iXMlrooniM, SPACIOUS LIVING ROOM FAMILY KOOM. J-i't'u finish tho job! Klthor mall rj bathHf aiul slM'plNff porch on STUNNING $43,900 your chock illrm'tly to tho. the ami Moor. .Ample nU\o yard We have several rrntnln iuult*r J3OO whirl* a tmi} either ImiiH-cil- I Initial Piwui of Westflold, or $39,900 for easy pHrlihiK* tlu«t now rv- Trnnsforroil invnor offrrs Int^r- CHARMING FAMILY ROOM should you profi-r to gl\o anon- diircil to a very low $37,000. uloly aviiihddr or will hv ^liorl- MOHICAN HILLS ]y after tlui ilrwt i>f the yt^ir. r it t I II tT inn! iliffrr^ni plan. ymously, draw your chock to Cheerful family room with Hrtf- WITH ADJOINING the order of Vnitvtl Fuml of lionic In HO phice, jilin* u ]>rlvato m ami 2-<>ar «uraK«l loraOMl ttvo iitiltity Otnl imtliN, liv- BEAUTIFUL BIG KITCHEN come jiart or prior Eves, Res* AD 3-3354 Itieat )ont vicinity Iiulian Kor- NEWLY L, I S T 15 D CUSTOM off Spring Hold Avo., AVeKtllebK ing rtMMii >vllh dent nit* 112 Elm St. i»«t, Just reduced (o $47,500, Tin1 (khihlron woubl Hsu tho "We Invite? you ti> juln with UH CUSTOM BUILT WITH LAUNDRY UUII-T OOLIONIAIJ IN 1AZVKU8 AVootlrnw Wilson School, "Wo in HupporMnK "A T11AU1TIOW riln- aiTUATKJJ ON A QUIKT Clli- . • . AD 3-5555 $55,900. Albert n.C.^VtrKinan AI> 3 will a I HO Imi hi othei-a to your room mill up-t**-t[M*- t hi thin i> r i c o k D»ru(liy Mi Mulltcrn ..*;(- 2Vi BATHS Clil5. CKNTER 13NTHANCK in Junto kl(o)ii ti M' Com|>1 rIt*I>- itnft|iic IN iUtn HALL,, LIVING KOOM, FO11MAL illnlii^ nri'it . , . IjJi ooiit^n«iiornry home No i»U>-» C. B. SMITH, JR. t*IInl J'limlly room . , , Winifred II. KdwnrdB AD 2-M70 ttirrniiiifly net nr-iir the U*v URGE LOT DINING UOOM, MODERN KIT- iler room * . . Kill I IUINC* llutli M. Gnveti AI» X-HOfta of ^toiiiifninNlile'K Wnichuittf CHEN WITH UKHAKKAKT IlurlN M. MatthleHnen All 2-0Q02 . CiiMtiitii Interior IH- GARWOOD Realtor AJIKA, TANKLIvKD DEN, iNliiti^'4tMi School . • . Ho Alice II. Lee All 3-5000 * 4k\ol(ln^ llvlnir rouiu COMPLETELY FENCED CHILDREN CAN ROMP! I tor mi iip|HtInfluent to 4'tttlttMlrlll 4-4-11111^ tU>- New Two Family - $37,900 thin Nf v<*n year old Member Mnltlple lAnttn^ Hyntvm CENTRAL 1A" 1/AND- lUH IOIMIIMI with W rooms viU'h ^purtinrnt, Living 111 Ccntrnl Avc, WILLIAM A. CLARK j\ hoinn 'll idannod for family SCAIN5H. KAIUA1" JANUARY 1H') ivvrentUnt. # - riiom with i'uc.e kitrh(feu nnil 3 bedmoms. Ilealipr Jiving. \WU proportioned llvlntf 1 1 1 AIR CONDITIONING J'OSSIOSSION. J.JK T11K l-'IltST room in MIUMV uiT your llnosL * • . • ihrre Front and irar ontrnnri t*i oaoh powtjCH.sloiis whrn yon entertain, hcdrooiLiH, II I iipai tmciit, Nrar all tiariMpor- TO SIOK THIS NMWI^Y LIBTKD tf.18 South Avc, Writ field formal dining room, l«t 11. den ii^ 27' |»it)o ovrr- lation find shopping. Snivel CALL US FOR APPT. WYCllWOOD I10MK. 232-2500 wlioru leather can rotroal to PATRICK L. HEDDEN dtM p <;UH>') htimtl- ycnn jialnthiMT colors nm\\ Wiitrh tlu* ball Raines, banetnctiL fully wu7 er ninnh^rH of tin* futility (H n 487-5050 t\ II. SMITH, J» U33-a-IO» HO well llnlnluxl ynu uil^ht want SIX BEDROOM 322-9102 DUO AlityvrHfint Avenue tn use? it, loo!) The kitchen Ju 1 ttton, rv, j. LEE K. WARING, REALTOR W. larj;"o riumph that thn lit tlu :i'(t I'urk Avc, Huufcli I'Jnlu* Malilple Luting Member UMHum A. Clnrk S;I2-7'1HU in em hers of thu family <:an CO1ONIAL r 1 work on Mi* !!* inloriiiK honkn IB FJ# 19r»ml flt, will In Mother prnpuroH dinm-r, FIVE BEDROOMS! with mil interfering with 1UM\ GRANT SCHOOL AD 2-7402 2 HrrplfU'CH. 5 bedrooniH, 3 THE JOHNSON AGENCY, INC. LONG & LOW RANCH WITH baths. On a CIII-IUVFIK1 In pic* $43,900 REALTORS INSURORS KTrnlnfc Phonrm Stone Front THREE BEDROOMS & BATH 1 26 Prospect Street Iiiirrx Inkntrr A I) 2 V'N. nnil In iifldlltoti to tin "WYCHWOOD" 232-0300 M. A. MERCNER k WnKcr I'Vkhurt *.,T . . , i (In*'** l IA I* for tho family lildiiK rlb.nv ronm, Tlie first floor . • ^ On tlub i\rst in n 1 livluir room with tiri-j*lari\ dining r<»o:n, tj)i-dated f-j>arlmi.s kll- TWO BEDROOMS & BATH "Quality ' Inillt anil a K^utl res- Custom Brick Home i 1 II vhm room lvilli llrr (in n—are Jill unusitfil ly IIIPRI , Konr IMMII-OOIUH. anolluT .HiniiU NOT JUST ANOTHER HOUSE hh>ntf^l area for t Ii I« t^n year ln'atiMl nut* nn tIiinl lldor. Aiul not a tbin^r t*> <)<' aw It Jia#* n ^rueloiiH ilinlnjA roonu old t^apct ("'oil with rntrancu Spacious & Luxurious ON SECOND "Adequate play areas Ijiiully rtHnu, Hvri* v u c il rerently rrdrrt»ra(fil inUMlur, frtrslily piUutod oxterior^ JuaX u. - A HOME foyor, HIKI^IOIIH living room, Four Bedrooms — 2'/i Baths step to htiicitln Hchotj], J^^ilOO. CHAN roiin—New mntir-rn hot- kitchen ivltli r\- mutk'rn kitt'luMi, It b(Mlroonia, ter bulit honwti. Heady for oc-for children?" The spui'InuH (17 x 23) living illoil b:ith, roor^alton room atul Pine Den with Builr-ins FULL BASEMENT cupancy. 8!& rooms, 2 bathHp i (l room, with n ronl tlrcphuv, l.s I'lHM-r IK a uoori-Uoort'il r< v- at hu*luMl K'»i"^ IOv**rythinK in Ifiumlry room and lavatory, This qiii'si ion "ften l[Kurr,s in riMithm room In Itir Huge Recreation Room KIVI-: riOPKOUM p«>st-war humo In tho convenient Tam.'uiui's iiloal for your IreutumMl antUjue till-tf>|> shape :iml ^ootl Si'atrh Krln>n| urt-a, C'UIHO to tho I'ark ami .Tvmlor JHKII. Six llr^i llmir LARGE LIVING ROOM 2-car K-iraK0( fiulft Mrdnlllon Mtay-tn -l*av«' <1 <> e i y- i u n H . In pK-Oi'H, i! tt. dining room, •'fam- inrnc jinil II luo rnr ^ l'luhis lovaliun. WVIS*H: 757»0 liric: heat. Jtuilt and «tylod 1 Extras Throughout HHH)^ liu'liiilf ii£ t hire iMMlnMiniH aiul bath fur thiw* u*antin^' WestflHil, ynii <-;tn b-t Mm ily ' kitchen wilii lotH <»C cup- AII KltiiuU'tl on JI iili mostly niir 1h>ur living; two Uvin ^IKPII serontl Ibujj" l>t*tl rooms Cu.suio, 10 I.)nrclu?HUT Avo. yninmsi ITS mani in nearly lir>0 bu.in] & counter sqmc*1, and lii>MtHrEi|icnveiilc nc<'H . , . tllsh- More to Tell, May We? water oil luut. $2!*,50fL -3742. 5-25-tt Iri tmvn I hnlhi. We ran iihi* w wa^hcr, dLspoMili Nutom* blend- TIUT run Kivr Ifiiiiinllali* MODERN KITCHEN yi'U |ii-(»iMirlies within walking er At mixer, i hedr(»oniHr ~ NsrMKloiu Do oiill for more LONUI* j»st a ymr fb] ami In ^urli lusm- riicinr nr: totlay! runipiiu room 1M a wonderful Colonial Charm h ATTACHED GARAGE HOI Si: H)l| SAU; Mininlain- playroom for thn yoim^ster^, 111 ill riMitli tlon 11 |K truly be* I lir Ui:m uev\ , J^itirely j'unrfil h»t 1 iMIx ISO; voiir JahiUNlctI pori'li nnd pa 11«». Neuter cntraiK'e bull ; shle, N. J. • »I room nun'Ii, 1 LTi Itullt-hi air eoinmiouei^ in Xhv. 1 1 $34,500! rear family runni wilh lirrpl;^ * : country 1 VJH* ultra inDclcrn tt. frnrMan^, ;t InMlrontiKS '2 llvi in;" mom itnd dining rnom, HOT WATER HEAT liuths. Jiviiu; room, dininjv room Oeep lot CSX'O. On llio buH line kUrhtn JSIZHI for family ;urt ivll its anil huhnliinr tho laumlry- M. A. MERCNER l i kitrh»'iit SCT'I'IUMJ porch, Ii cur In WesUlehl. $:iri,0O0, J-unr luilrnunis; '2 U IWIIIIN; t wn car altiii'hocl t^M'a^; ( en(rjiliy 1 On si quid lane 1^ t Ii It* srven air romlitJoiictl tor minmicr living. Vou couhln'L holi> but ]|U*1 TAMAQUES SCHOOL auluJiiatir ^.ini^i . All iniMlrni ior Multiple J Anting yoar old homily with center i '»tiVrnf^Mrrs, ^:is lu-at, J a i*t* - 1 1 liudU-r r«ltirt. Wevttleld hall, rip"cloiiii living room, f;nn- DISTRICT I plai ^, full liastMiu-nt. Vi* WIMK 2^2-4140 CRISPLY CLEAN ily runint dining room, doltixo IIUMUM'H kiu*ht;nt powder room, "ROSE HILL" lu;niU)0M liiLu^uiil riMilrr vntry Colonhil hnnu* In l^ /nil two t_ar ly a "inio-of-n-kimr vHvtl Kiirly Ainorlrnu fjinn- CLAY FRIEDRICHS house, Mtuatcil IMI a private UutiNc (<-irrn J7.V0 on ^.S l;rne In lovely MoimtaInnido. A FOUR BEDROOM rrn — |ilHurrM«iiu» perftM't house for a small fam- finrli Inol;lm_; a ] Gallery of Homes ily who like In ilo a lot of IMI- "LEVEL" RANCH xrlth )i I;I t* pt-rfhril r»n a i null. DANKER & DANKER, tri lalnlnj;, Fully c (| u I p j> c <] 4 Bedrooms id . . . IIrook, i'nr In.ill in pa hl^li and Ni;\V\ Prose nis fiwlmnilnf;- pi MI I, ;{ cabanas. T1I- have tlic i»Ir»Hiir4* fora now owner \ti t Inc. Fi equipment with speakers $47,500 $27,9001 of iiointr ynu lo thin throujvhou I the house* and around pool, I'atlo with olrrfrlt1 from hi 149 ELMER STREET Y*M1 too xvIII l>ifc THE JOHNSON AGENCY, INC. hjir1*eeu<\ "We'll gladly glvv you Iii ;m aron of Mill trfr»* is HIIM mor<- (bt;uhi • , , just call UN. *vHh ittv Nluii-pfii'MH oi' 4 Ii IK k b snlid (n|i mini with spurious 232-4348 liiiiiul< ii1iiN lu - . . - M\- 1 * nml IN QUAINT "GERMANTOWN" i^rllont ff^Jnu rnntii nnil tlln- living rnom, lin'pliiro, dining riMnn, l> i i ?-: IJ 1 UilrhiMi with di^h- II. Jrthnmm L. J>IMIII A DOU HOUSE Iriu room uml O\<|1IIHI(I» l Only iiMHit'rn UHrlii'ii ^\ I Mi IiiriiO vv;ishci t T.V. ronjii, I hrdrontus, !>ocr#-II«* A. (..In lelm., , $25 900 b th A, Klynn S«hulHS4 Is | py, BuEnnuc S. llmon 1 h i'llmv, Inviting *• * • • I (^fiilni; In-in«^ t uikrrl n way on a f11xt i»vt r HI\ J rjirx olil) • • i ir.'" and Ijnr V'W llU'nnd Inril- fin IM K i'Pt In a 111 tl^ known pjtrt of Wrwt jlHil ri(4l»t on t h' room . ronvriii HltMf h til ti s , po*nh r ruoin, MIn«l> , in o-^'Jir mi* ELSIE BETZ, INC., Realtor Wyi-hwumt, eilMmn built S ruiM L NOW BECOMES $2.00 In'Use, with many qun Mty lV;i in /ut , I 'IIMUMNJI tv |IO^^«'HSIMII Rambling Beauty (Slrmbcr at Multiple Llntlng GOOD VALUE 1 THRU MATCHING GIFT Mires , , . iimniiK llum Mie An- GREAT CHARM fl ersMii M|mll nut" windows. UNITED FUND I tM'fa i"*it t :i ratst^i| hea vi \\ Hrr $37,900 I t * JAMES J. DAVIDSON $29,500 pfare with ha ml \,t\ i m PII J: I.U^ LET'S FINISH THE JOB! 'rii«jK#- who ppcii^nizr valmi will ;r p|u << hi t<- Mils flnr ynuii^ homo I lle:ip rlrruhi v l>;i r in Mio rrr * • » ftfftVCor "h It'll J*t*;i t UITH JI laiu«F Toy IT with JI;UH-II*MI lam My room, IHMI- reilMon rnom. I lie Ij \ni Is .Mer If ynu arc limlitmv lor that OIH- 1 r^om and la va I ovy al M'railr lenL J-'urnni f II VIIIK !"'>nm, IJIIIIJ^ Inn I'lui ;t ttd Xuy.sia. l>r;ml I Till tlnrn- "(Ijrjiir i>f f-l^Kiin t easy of tfa» 1 l sliruh:s ,mit in;uiy more. $7L0'M living In- sure In see | h is l»riik rutiiri aiul il^luxc It It i-lini a ri» up a f •• w nU-prs; nnr) II htr^e h* il- ultiple I rnuniK and tlh-il lisii Ii nr»- on Mi^ MiJni li-vH. I tfi^i-tiH'iit ; Kii SpartiMi^ urcminlri approx Inni 1 »'ij- X7>fi;o. S(l olr«il*? Junt wiih .'jpiU'fnus HVIML: r;i«<»fl MI j'^rt fur rhtMrt- itt wilh Miinmer plnyM nminl, a ml winter RENTAL INIIUMIII-UI, itttai IIIMJ ^ I'Mr ^uBARRET- T & CRA1N 1 h't* j-lfJI t IIIK Ju/*t anniftil t In fnni*T. I *rirk u JU) frame* for VUKV i n^e, piit h» and •'- arr e prnp- NO PROBLEM! nph'M'p, ft-nlraJly uir COIMIII l<>in-il I I)!M four lM-0rnom f7t>li»til;i 1 PICTURES? -i -ly In ^eoti-h IMains. MveV: 0 f "TWO COI.ONrAfi 0KFICKS ln>me \\i\n ;i ih*ll^ht Oil kit ch'-n w i t )i In HIM I ry uivn b libf^'n bt h kin) $35,500 1'inir ntms, lyxo am! ?r»r>-ostii£t J h* yttii rucil ;» l»'<)ninrn."? i , . YfK, linlei-rl! We'll l»e .b-Muhlr.] Iniivrt'pil iionr<(, ;i )>an-thMi ili-n ^s'ltli Mro]ilact\ aii«l u center hall lUi JM'^bli-Ml. i >*> \ 'ii| lH»»»f| '2 411 Fil-iM STHKHT 1 j 4 BEDROOMS - 2 BATHS to have you ilrnp In anil j-ee rliKMuMi wbli'h ui\f haw si vh'W of th** larm JjiliMiHled por< }». The l*st I hit".' , . . no prulth-ui. Ho yon I* 1 our illuphiy . . . .ill plainly AD 2-1800 Inu:' , MTU'fl-1 FI yanl ;ubls lo the ileulrstlilllLy of IU\H nori h M!*1*1 ri'i'd H _;r Ii vi»j;: runin, u full LOT 385 FEET DEEP inarlciMl MM to ]U he, Dn roim illjjini; I n.njl( ,i IIHi'lrru Ki T ^IM'II witli 'llnl in; :*ji-ii»', ;i n iixt ni LIVING ROOM 17x23 $42,5001 II, I*. Seii^rl^rlnK, SH",\ IM '-!* HI71 r'XMn nil tin- iMt M'jur JM rfctrt FRANKLIN SCHOOL W* l». SIMIH* Jr. AHWISII VISTA f'tr ;i • I• • ii *ij' TV I 'M nn ? - , , P>M prnhlrm. Wnulfl you I! kc t (» I**' CALL NOW. iMiivi'Mh'iilly Jura I *'tl In n ^nulr On 1 Acre! If ytui Ilk** ^^':^(^•hinf.; Mu- KI-IUIOMM P;IMH in review fr'n yyour NANCY F. REYNOLDS l>ri#ten NnuiM , «t . » . , A I) ~-W- UIMI junior IIIM^I srhfinl? — If PCARSALL kitrlun u'linlovv al'ip (In* IIHHIIII ulii, you will Il)<^ ( MM linnu\ fid, wliy Tint I'M 11 un ami it 'H an n mrtMT |nt In M CENTER HALL COLONIAL ASSOCIATES AND *MiJi»y mt'Mt Ks 1 IIIH ^pat'lutiM 7- 2 Ninv iMnivinn\rii: KOAD ItrOrnnin;!, lutl willi wo^ninl lloor oxpanMlnn alrcsuly iirnvitliMj fnr- year-old hf-auty with wldv <*u- Vimr own lU'roruilntf nohrnie will adil Ju«t tlio rltjlit toin-h tf* for ANOTHER NEW LISTING Itcaltora traiu-c f'*y*T, drll^htfiil t*nl hr« AD 3-1300 thlK I'holi'r looiUinn. J4l!,i)l)0 < I ml living rourn, dluhu; I'M-MI, $53,500 FRANKENBACH hix fiiful^rn l"< •'omlll i"ii nlfcrft Uu^r uiin1rrn kllchcn » • • JAMES J. w,n. ].lUn,iry ,-1H1ni „„ u,-Ht Itonr. HU-. living room nnil u fnrntly •93 rjwut Urond i tion , at U\ Vntlcr'iiAlilt roum with f.rr.iln''^- Knur hrrl imnn^, \i i,l. li.ithH. Itntiiltlful WrrHt(\cUt, Vi. J. REALTOR A>I> 115 ELM STREET v y II* A. Mo«n», -Ir AI1U-7UT7 m * • . Kxcollniit hif.Hlitm not fur I'rmn town. 232-6300 ITrr^K^rl -?. Irlun P\1> 11-14-10 tnltur pool n nd ^uriiPouH p ft, II. MnrrrH, Jr, CI'M *'i\y wlih nuiny yomm f r ( 201-232-4700 hlrjil (txiM'Ht I v»' I or a I I n n In A n 2-7Rno cnll Ktmlh MruU'h IMulllM. (IW H. CLAY FRIEDRICHS, Inc. Nancy P. Reynolds 232-0485 Mm. A In II Ilrncr ('onltn • . ELSIE BETZ, Inc. AD 2'7550 Hoton Schmidt 23J-8098 nn.AT rein. fANWOOH Olga Grof _ 232-7136 I Mm. AIIMM W. 202 Mountain Avenue North Ave. at Klmrr, Wrsiflvld BHfl «ooib Arc, FRnTfnml Mnrlci ICIntr Telephone ADamj 3*1422 r. Hull AD3-D044 AD 3-0065 FA 2-7700 l.rlnnd Mr«..Tnnr* 1), Itll.hlr A IOr*n cnlll AMI'LIC IMIIICINa AT BOTH OirpICBfl . Ilclltinr AD 3-0649 Rdnit M. Mlnojjne., . ,A£> 2- PATRICK L. HEDDEN Elsie Botx — ICvrn. Only —. ^lvlnir An«ncln iUith Tfiylnr ,. .,, .AW 3-7RBB mnl Metropolitan Mm, Jame$ J. Davidson Jplin Alc«ulr« - WHM-7H-M B pot oh IMn1n« Montttnlniiliir 322-9102 Mnrlon IIr(#y IlnmiXon KHf)-PBHfl Hn, UutH II. Ufflrt ..AUSt-OIftS AD 2-1681 Ktiy Itoottir • • * •.. A I* 2-flHHfl on i.mtrn Hi*»•({»• ...,, .7H4-%ti\m 11.111 rnru Avf., NutM(i?iit * ***** *• ••#»• ••• Judy 8ml(U • *I> 3-il70 TilE WESTFIELD (N.J.) LEADEN, THURSDAY, NOVEMBER 30, 19G7 Page 7 and FOR SALE Sunday REAL ESTATE FOR SALE Rotarians Learn OBITUARIES 7:02 a.m. — Patrolmen Elliot (Jilt IS'l'.ll AS o 1 w\x".' Daily Fire >L^;III and Jolm P. Whcatlcy Jr., fw ^l"i-n y* TIIK I About Problems n-potlfil a po^ible break in and r i-;u v j^nm : T^J^ CHARLES G. ME1ERDIERCK, JR. u \s. Slarev N. Ewan T. Report nitty in Edison Junior liiyu School tt ., : < 1 Realtor a: Of Small Business Mrs. Marian K. Kwan ol 24 Sunny. *zi\\ '['. Karsnoss of 1UU Alpine Dr., j vvhei *.' a ivar '.vindow \vm cut in of Tin: I'OTI I; NIIOI* lour plaocii and an inshlo window If ihe American government con- wood Dr. djt-Li Monr Stiio^y Mr. Uaj-^nesd \vi\s the sod of Mr.i-hw-i; 11:17 a.m., lCn^ine I. Kn- $24,900 $29,500 |)hilo>o!>li.v." our and Mrs. Thoriief Harsnoss of Clear- gmo 4, 1'ruck 1, Squad ], Firu Piv- 121 Wyoming Aw., rrporled an at- THI'3 the same roacJ oblivion ,s the V Ewen Jr.. former £uperiMemien! waier. Fla. He attended Darinumlh ] wntion car to 530 Hilcivs! A\o. enlry at her home wliero Older Colonial type on a Interesting expanded ranch I Kami FuruH Cm* and Roman David uf schools in Wcstfiold. and had lived t iiufl Sold in West field for 20 yeans. Site was u and was a business uncily^t Smuko in baseinemt ait'a (tuner unit :-h .-croon had ln^n cut. quiet street. Entrance hall, offers living room and din- M. Molllirop told the Hotary Club 7:U.~j p.m. — .1. M. Harkdull. 757 V inn native of MiLIvilie. with Tarnoil Co.. Inc.. New Yoik for hi-fi set'; 11:10 p.m.. Ktuune 5 living room with fireplace, ing room combination with Inif- Tuesday a* is luncheon aitelin^ in Norman PI,, reported lliat bis r- h Mrs. Ewan was a member of thCitye . He is survived by his parents, to 39 Tultlu Pkwy. Leaves burning in cheery den, dining room fireplace, modern kitchen, \\ si in the VMCA. had been entered und JH>0 . West fie Id Woman's Club, the New-his wife. Mrs. Norman Nelson Bars- street: 11:22 p.m.. Kngine 5 lo 351 and modern kitchen with three bedrooms and bath, } i s ; * I ri* IJIVS, r hairs, '"America is loo young to die." Monday 1 comers' Club and was active in nc.-.s. three diildrt-n. Jefli't'y Charles, W. Dudley. IAKIVVS bumingiti streel; dishwasher. Three second i Two additional twin size IJT'II--;*- l>r;u: Mclthrop said. IK called for a re- 4:4") a.m. — Patrolmen Elliot IN ttf Are. the West fie Id chapter of the Ameri- EI slnd-.'nt fit the University of Cin- :25 p.m., Kngine 3 to 35-1 \\\ Dud- turn to the "sound basic principles floor bedrooms and tiled i bedrooms and bath on the can lied Cross and was a member ciniuui, Oluislino Ann and Eric y. Lfave.s burning in Mreel; H: 20 K IK'S a ii and Williym H. Smnnson thai have made our nation l\v.i bath. The two car garage is second floor. Full basement of Amity. She- did volunteer of- Paul, both iH home, and his Bister, p.m.. Engine 5 io Forest Avo. andreported a possible break in and detached and the taxes are ond attached garage. Near _\ K AliKV u*-w MI If mill wiiiw- i;]' - world's st-ronpfiL and tiio worlds Biivli PI. Leaves burning in Ktixn^t. entry at the Kim Si. .School whoro pljiLtil sfih' at i:»-s*«Mi" SfjUil'!. South fice work at the Weslfield Presby- Mrs. Esther Sterling, also of Florida. most powerful." a mven had hwn remo\"tHl and a only $482.76. grade school, A v»'.( \Vi-M ti«ht, TliiirMi*i>\ X'JV. ;;*!, terian Church and was a member A memorial service way hold Wed- Nov. Tl — 1:3(1 p.m., Knjjinc 1, Ciling spwific laws iliat have iiilino 4, Truck 1. Squad 1, Fire window opened. Miwc'ivfi tiv tin' \W-sWn-tri (Minnlrr of its adult bell choir. She also -sang nesday in Christ Chapel, Riverside l y moved our nation closer to the wel- Prevention car. Chiefs car lo 130 BRAND NEW COLONIAL FOUR BEDROOM COLONIAL nf N;illui;;il I'olJliril ui' Ji-u in the Ciuuuoneltes, choral group of Church, New York City. 10:45 a.m. — Noel Tipton, STO 4-ii, f(ir tlv.- bomlri of thf fare sfaie, Mollhrop said the for- Virginia St. House full of smoke (pan $32,500 $45,900 the Westi'ield area. UVstfk'ld Ave., reported the theft gotten people in Washington arc the burned on top of stove*; 3:21 p.m., She leaves besides her husband, of a lady'ri gold watch valued be- Center entrance, formal liv- new, taxpayer and the small business Mrs, Paul Wisefcy .giiu? 5, Squad 1 to Kim St. ancl E. Center hall with a picture L i-iis<', 4 film her mother, Mrs. Arthur Young, and tween §70 and $1)0 from his home. rail a:i^-4I!L'». man, Meludit'ii—Mrs. Yvette J. Wiscley Dudley. Automobile accident, ren- window in the living room, ing room with fireplace, ful two sisters, Mrs. JCihel Weathnby 3::')(i p.m. — James Khgg. 100 "Action by government is shoving of 29 Stoneham I'l., a teacher in dm* assistance-, wash down gasoline; full size dining room, hugeldiningg room, den, large I'l.A \*>, upii^'li ]»)iiy*-r NUT ha IIIMII and Mrs. Neil HoUinyer, all of Tulsa, Kffinj'iiani 1*1., repoi*ti>d a brenk-iu In *'3\*-i*ll*'m t iMt iifii, will HSH*ri- the small business community closer West field High School, died Friday 4:30 p.m.. Engine 4, Squad 1 to 1 kitchen and a panelled den. modern kitchen with break Hi-M. rail ^S:S'«! K attrr 7 I'.M, or Okla,, and u brother, Arthur II. at hi.s home . Ke^orled missing was and closer to bankruptcy, and tin; in Memorial Hosi>iUil( New York, West fie Id Senior High Seliool. Spe- (Powder room.) Four bright Young of Madeira Beach, Fla. $31 in liill.s ami 80 cents in silver. fast space, powder room consumer is Die ultimalc laser when aflor a long illness. cial detail (bonfiio for football i\ bedrooms and one and Vzand laundry. Four huge bed- STOlt M windows, t«crcc*Mst InsirU- Funeral services will be held to- 4:15 p.m. — Mrs. Mann, 321 Bnker ;ili«l oUtsiilf. (lriurs, (*H|*f I'u'J ^l/.^S, competition is reduced by the closing She was born in Toledo. Ohio, and baths. Attached garage, hot rooms and two tiled baths 1 ld bh KC>'<1 *-on*Iltiou, Oill M> -J-1^7- uftt-r of firms." day at 10:30 a.m. in the Presby- Jived in Mctcuchen for the past l ^ Avo., reported two men, employed water baseboard heat, on the second floor. The Friday — 1:43 p.m.. Engine 4 to The speaker said the national terian Church with the Rev. Dryears. . She was a graduate of Bowl- hy her to move furniture, were Choose your own colors. basement is high and dry tnarlii no, r-<*ii^*-lt* Twin Oaks Terr. Grass fire; 1:50 fighting on her front lawn. Patrol- SI XKI'ilt p small business association was or-Frederick E. Christian officiating. ing Green (Ohio) State University Deep lot in a quiet Fanwood for future rec-room and the JIKI riy iL , *xr''IU-Ti( romlf- Interment will lie in Mount Pleasant p.m., Engine 5 to Clifton St. ;mdmen Hoiuild \V. MtCracken and llun, if* S. Si'lliT 1I»K pur-ganized fco thai the small business and a member of the Delta Gamma neighborhood. two car garage is attached. t-li;isf-(l . rail ^33-Til 1;{. community will hove a watchdog in Cemetery in Millville. sorority. Mrs. Wiscley also was alioulevard. Automobile accident, Honalci D. Coles arrested Thomas Seldon. 5D. and William T. Walsh. SKATKS Washington and an effective voice former member of the KosedalePark wash down gasoline spill. HtHT Hi ?| i<» ^:. MM )(>Ur old KhliUH Sunday — 3:53 p.m.. Engine 4 to39, both of Brooklyn, N.Y., and 1 to fight for its interests. He urged Players Group in Detroit. CHARLES G. MEIERDIERCK, JR. tow arU \Uv JHI rcliast <»l a in-w pair. Mrs- Sioplicn J. Fclton Columbus and Elizabeth Avos. Gi\iss eiiarged them with disturbing the hir J; k ffur the individual citizen io take a per- Airs. Stephen J. Foil on, 7G,.of 2G4 Shi: is survived hy her husband. Realtor sjilt*, £- in*|- iiair. Aivh sUatf rx- fire. peace. They wore released in $50 1 M-II until sonal and active interest in govern- St., died Nov. 21, after a Paul K. Wiseley; two daughters. rh;i ii m. will ninalu Monday — 0:49 p.m.. Engine 5 lobail each for court appearance 218 EAST BROAD STREET 233-6639 WESTF1ELD ment "there is no such thing as abriuf slay 'in lirook Lodge Nursing Miss Stephanie Lynn and Miss Sheila nn:s M-: SHOP •107 Tutlte Pkwy. Leaves burning In Dec. 14. Santa Chins in Washington or inHome, Cranford. Hence, both ut home, and her F.vfttlntfK, pleene enlli street; 11:31 p.m., Squad 1 to 8 Clnlrt- K. ilnrker our state capitals." A iwilivo of Cincinnati, Ohio, she mother, Mrs. Dexter Caldwoll of 8:15 p.m. — Mrs. Ueselotle IM- Klmer C. Nrtiinnirnbortfer IM7-IMU Kolksione Dr. Water in basement. had lived in West field for the past Toledo. Malo, S42 South Avo. W., reported EMPLOY. WANTED 17 years where she was active in A memorial service will bo hold .stolen from her home her wedding AUTOS FOR SALE HfcLP WANTED - • the Womans Club and the DAH. In.Saturday at 2 p.m. in the McCiiue and diamcncJ cn^a^ement rings APARTMENTS-RENT I.KJIIT haullne. OUnra, attics yards valued at $300. ckMined, /awn« ruked. Junk Imulcd Cincinnati she was i\ moinber of the Kuneral Home, Detroit. jrotJli rooms, tilo bath, (irivale en- 1IHJ7 flllCVIIOI.KT Iinpiila 2-do<>r Lecture Club and the Art Museum POLICE trunoo, clone to tmn»i)ortntlon. Call uport cmi|M', (h-i'jiwnttM- lilnn with away. Strtlll aand r Viced. 752-(MS4. JNI. 232-88C3 after G P.M. or W2-Kr,1i'2. liluc IntiMMur, 2«tf V-K, aulontatlr, 5 nRATJTICIAN* experienced all lipn. Association. 10-fl-tf wc-dm nhl, muHt Roll, (-all around operator, Qsc«Uont oppor- Vogliitte. 130 Front St., Area Artists Set ufii-r r» i'.M. 10-U-tf tunity for right person. PL C-tifl21, She is survived by her daughter, BLOTTER AVi;srnr;iji -- 5 rooms ami until. 6-lG-tf B1ATUIR n.'in will il:iys, Mrs. Wilhrd K. Sauerbrun of Wesl- Call MIJ 8-420H or VOM{S\VA(i«\, 1»fifl( SIM] nifif, 1300 tn or U'lilU* lKiri'iitu For "Messiah" li-in-tr tn i *J I*-1, niii' socrolnry, oxporlencod, fPon vncatiuii, ur coniific-iiiciits. rail fi(?ld; a sister, Mi*s. Daniel B. Oregq The following reports wore Uikcu • lB!ir.. ('.ill L»:C!-M!H) of oprratiun of law of- 3S2-0S1&. n-a-et of Clieraw, S.C.; and one grand- aiul Kt*tior;tl leftal d To eolehrate (he 20lh anniversary from the records of the Westfidd TWO lovely rnuins and bath In daughter. prlvah? Imme, U*r 1 IK lit l cull I'Sl.Klt New V»»rUtT, lull iIlnK title and niort holl- of ValparoLso University Guilds in Police Departmonl: uy, fi day wnekp air ti l'M)lniiin T, lu-st I.IHT. (Mil GM;-!17:JH, :isk Private funeral services were New Jersey, the Central New Jetvsey Friday fo 've, It lo "i. office, l'ay coinniotisurate wllh ox- niimmr, no 1 Call A\) 2-7033 bulween itnyn a i, in Gray's Funeral Home wiili (ho Guild president, Mrs. Eric G. Or- {) a.m., — Patrick Walsh, 581 Vt\ I ! rooms, lll<- hal.li with .shower, AM. and E VM, fl-21-tf OIM- htix'U lY«*m U. IE, Million, hi*at Writ* iDx \V-t car*; of Rev. Dr. Frederick K. Christian ling or 949 Wyandolle Tr. announced Trinity PL, reported that someone anil h*»t watrr CiirnlsluMl, Call Z:VJ~ FOR SALE fiO Klin St. I-AST I o n Miniature Mikesell. 205 Springfield Avo., re- t ran sport at [uii, Hl<»]> :MI|,-as;uu i PlainXicld. 11 1VM. any day. liM N<>. 11th Si.,for quality vhlrli you may checli hiK t «»udillun.v. n.'iM-JH^. Apply on u lt>n. Mrs. John Anderson ported that about 1 a.m. while her ]<<»nll wort h. with any vetortnurlnn In WcatlloM In 'i-.svn ^ A..M. to 3 P.M- Wr.sl- fii;i -L'^ Harry fieellein nf West field will ear was parked in front of 0J5 Fair- or Platnilohl, Our puppU'H oro priced I-V«Ni;il Havliij.;sf ;»> l-i- ISruitil Mrs. Tekla Peterson Andersan, HO, trom $10l>. Mm Douprlaa Adamfl, IIH direct the Scotch Plains Comnmnity field Cii'., someone stole her pocket- SI. of 740 Lawrence Avo., died Nov. 21, ROOMS FOR RENT "WOODLAND/* South Plalnflelcl. WANTED Singers. Soloists will be Sally book containing $50 cash, credit 11-3-tl SI-:rU»-'/r.\RV -- Imv nft'hc — Sum- in Muhlenbcrg Hospital after n short k ntlt. Kxin'i'itMtci* its loix:il KIT IT in vy illness. She was (he widow of John Sehmalenbcrtfer o[ West field, Kve- cards, personal papers and license KSTPIKIrU — ],sLt Ktt Mont room. helpful htil not ni'cosH:iry. l.'ull li77- CASH FOIt MttVS n- lurathni lusir (own, Oall U:i;i- S'l'll) for whilr boots, rmllquoH, curloa, Anderson, who died in 1930. lyn Trop of Fanwood, Jiimes Hutch- OfHHi ntlvv U P.M. ll-!*-lf furnitiiro, hniSMwarc, gini . chinachina. Wo 1 It'll, IIS Maillaon Avo, PI-* C-24G9. ison of Scotch Plains and Olive HUM- 1 -TI.I. 'I'IMK itonl;tl iisHsUnt. Born in Sweden, she had lived in Ul IT3T HIIIKIC- ^lepphm mom with G-5-tf j;ins of M;iplewood. Daphne Doan- liri*akr»si prlvilri:i'S for ymitiir imM- ',\|><>rli*iiic ncc'ssury. Wrii *• East Oraiigo for 10 years prior to FOR SALfc :i;i, ciirc or \Vrnlllfhl Li-.-uI 5(1 m-!'!t wniiiim. iWnr }|i»ly Trinity. I—Stoinway or Lroth of Wiilelmug will be at tho '.• • ' Khn St. «OOI) TIAiVO want her moving here 25 years ago. Call 2:1.1-7 :m; artiM-fi P.M. n-it;-:!t or HIIKIII (;. Cull or^nn. pAltTV MOVIKM Tor ront with pro- Surviving are (wo daughters, Mrs j^rlr»r, rarlrllKo type reel. Any 9-14-tt Admission is free, however, pa- chlH can run the projector, Jarvln, OFFICES FOR RENT INTKIIKSTISK! (*iillorLli>nH or hub- Kenneth Martin, with whom she tron subscriptions may be senl to 54 Klin St., We.stnolci. 1-IM-tf hies in tllsiOuy In lSnrrott & Crain, lived flnd' Mrs. Joseph Pemos of lnt?., ItoultorH (43 Klin St.l ofl'lce the Guild treasurer, Mrs. Kalph WICSTKIKIJO with ftocretftrlftl wooiWOOl i CHIPS fofor r HJIP, TimnrcllattTmnt * YOIM; Uu\y mnr. winihiwH. IMna.HO oall or write Mrs, East Orange, two grandchildren and ico ami prlvuto Hncr-tarWil tele- drliviM-y. Schtnledo Tree Kxprrt Co., Ajiply A&M Mminlaln Hazel Wan). 7asy. Saunihr* Ave, Johnson, 2-1-1 Kd^ewood Ave. Coffee phones aim we r In i? aval in Mo, Kl \?A l!-0100.p 10-1-tf Avr. 1 l-:iO-tf Wfstllcl'l. AD g-Jtni3._ »-24»onw two great-grandchildren. SHOULD YOU lent for Milea rep. or Bmull will be served following (lie concert. AD 3-3701. a-2-tr COW tlltHOItSK nmnur<\ well rot- Services were hold at Gray's Fu- Twenty years ago alumni (inil ted; farm rlrh top «oll; also fill dirt HELPWANTED « LEGAL NOTiCES neral Home Friday at 1:30 p.m. In- in* fllinvlnR:*. I)('llv«nMl aiiywlifro, friends of Valparaiso University in OWN YOUR LIFE OltrMUiut Farm, call any tlmr, 688- terment was in Fail-mount Cemetery Indiana, founded n chapter of the •\ ., MALE KM; 43S8. 6-14-tf is* Oornrr K« Itrouil mul Centrnl t y \^ vvn I hut t li c* in Newark. Guild in New Jersey to promote and INSURANCE? •••-f 1IAVH YOU a itso for thowo? f * flrlrlpoport, finndscroxv and 1 \UWY\I (M AilJusi m^rit 20W - 15U0 Kq. help finance special projects for the pupop flbor hollow tube**, 4" _.. operntorfl aiul HGUUP men, UIHUM' an nnliimtu'i' i-ntIt 1 id "An Uv- ••-..m Mnny bonoflta, with ovortlmo, on l flltunotor, 3" irmlilo Olumetrr, somo (ilniLiu*!- KshLlilishlti^ itnlMhm' 1>JM- University which consists of six col- * Com|ilM<* new l 70", Home Bft" loiitf. Could bo uocd intf f istluf? aircraft quality partn In ti'ii't^ anil U*sl rl<*(inn^ In lln* Town Mrs. A. F, Bonrstclc leges: Ails and Sciences, Kngineor- 1 nn rollers*, or an cort\s for r»K rol-t\ CICMUI Ph*n>, Apprenticeship opon of WoKllii-Ut" will iiiiM-t in K\w Alu- Mrs. Agnes E. Bonostclo. 52, died ".tV : 1 ling , or dream up your own xiao. to niuilinccl yoiinB nicu S&*s Manu- l Friday in St. Vincent's Hospital, ing, Law, Christ College. Business Urokorn *M! You run liavo us many na you want facturing Co.. 1R7 Weacott Dr., Rah- 1Kv ;it s to )>rar Administration and Nursing. There for only 51.00 oacU at tbo Wnstfteld way, N. J. 381-7550- U-22 ami tlu* |i*llo\vln^ ipp New York, after a long illness. She tf II j rou Co, -1-11127 r^nrlm 50 Kim Sf.f whllfl tli^y last, M. Oh:irtvi's for arc 15!) students from New Jersey Olnd to havo you conio look nt TV sorvlr** mnn witntnl, purt llnio. f to n lot lived at 10iM Railway Avo., where nh> in the current enrollment «f 3741. thiMn. I0-28-tf f!:ill ^3^-2914. 10-5-tf sit K17 K:UM1M HS she had moved about 14 years ajio. lots, nminiry l-> ho p'tjnlrt'niM) ts Over 251) alumni live in this .state. AV;UF.<\]I1,H Mi-«\ i,Ait(;i' inutlcrn ouk vanity. WKNTPIHMl l.nys want oil h> -h-of A rt ii )r 11», H Ion loon. 1';« r;i - She was the wife of Andrew R Hiitall otVli'i\ 1 Ox I (l, rn o y, Jivcr pa | M-is lii > m our t-arn uf w*r ;;i;i|'t' (<•) <*f i In1 /."nliij; onMniuirc. Bonoslclo and a native of New York. of ti»vvn S-Ii! H' IIIKII, as" wlrte, 4 ilnwvorR, 2 r # U, p F4x8. xrlinol :\\\{\ ti A.M. Suniiay, J'U 7- Ainn.'il n| i-iniii A. inid Arthin- \\. Some people buy life insurance fo create an ostato. Others hoaL sun) HrJU. Al> :i»S!iS UMves, cfinipnnioti mirror Fi4"x:!8". IluiTniiii) t'fir )M•rniisMJnn In cxhnrl :i Surviving besides hoi* husband both ffo r 343400 233124. 233-12411 . 3lit3-li-tf f (nif- I'.ntilly dwell iutr lit -lui» 1 l:t lii-r 1 to conserve their estate. Life insurance provides the money l'TAXO SA1.M — liufikln Plnno ;tf A vi! i u i', con I niiy lo tin ' r<(|iil !••- nro two (laughters. Mrs. Konnld jj y ;«m! oil 1 k ^\noncy, North ut mem* nf Artii-li-";.. K«'i>tlcn i'm , \>nr-Moriarity of Belhnore. Ti.l., and rarkhu;. ut (til Its lurhnU *l. Jus prr lalu Tt;illro:ul . ^32- :i|.:i-aiilt <1.) -I Mic '/.»I\\UR «>nl ln:i uvv. to pay estate taxes and other costs without having to liqui- 8-10-tf 11 - :;ti -1: i Apprnl of Wcstllclil S i» r v i <• r Mrs. Michael Koslic of Soulliamp- :i vallublc Plvr Mount a In SSH. I,in!iiii' ft»r ]n rinl.'-^icii to cxtciul :ind ' ton, Mass.; a son, T. Sst. Uiehnrd tlrlil. TM- 1 date (often at a loss) income-producing properly. You can Onlcr IKHV for Salesman use :HI i\islinu- luil lilltii' al 114 i;i- i i-:tn-:tt HUT fur n hum! rind G. Bonestele. stationed at Andrews Real Estate <|nl h I nj;' csla hli shin out, Air Force Base near Washington, buy life insurance and have the proceeds by-pass your WORLD BOOK ENCYCLOPEDIA trut-y to (ho ii-iniiivmcnlM <»t* Arli^lc © STORE FOR RENT ("hoIre of lihullnn's—budget terms Guaranteed Income! and eight grandchildren. Ii'oi- inrnriDiitlon cull A rl u-lr 1 :"•, Stil i<>n I :t»Z, 1'iiramapli estate, making the insurance money available to your irOt AliMi'M, UVK, l The funeral was held Tuesday nl KTOKI<: (>« OI-'I'-H'K—TOO ft. with (i); .\rli<)f 7, Soitlutl 7"^. l iir:i- this sea 1 | Kl n W or wHlunit aihlllli'iuil ri'iir Mi^ict . io-io-tr r.raph (:t) i»l" tin- /.onlnj: (ndinsincr. a::tO a.m., from the Dooley Colonial beneficiary without increasing the size of your taxable 2.12-3:100. fi-t-tf in fi«T a nmrrlril nian, iim* ^>-10 j\ |»i >**; ^ 1 nl* 111'llurt 1'Ylli'. I'IM- t'ci-- nidi som<' iypo nf proviuiiH ^ilo.s Homo and a High Mass of Ik*o,uieni r\]nM'li'(uM\ Wv ti"ihi ami tearh yon where yon buy ALTENBURG - ELIZABETH, N. J. l -ft :il 1 nl i.r.' at IJ7 <*'-Ml j'.'il A v i- iiur estale. Call on us if you'd like more information. iho tU-ii\ V.*X;\ IP luisiiu ss. npotiinj.:* was celebrated at \) a.m. in Holy opt-ii ilaMy 'til i», Hat. 'til f> :i r-i i\ ficllhtj; .ii'tTi, <<>n t I;I ry '" tin- • INSTRUCTION @ ,iv:tH:thlt* {ijtpriix. Voh, Isl, 1*M;S. ln- I i •in'I I'liirnt M n| A rihlc 7. Sril hill Trinity Church of which Mrs. Hone- HAMMOND ORGAN AGENCY h-rvii-u' hy nj>|M'iJUUHMII- 1 Tu :, I'jir.'irriiph (;i) v( tin- /.utiin^ stole was a coinmiuiieanl, Intennenl TrrmriuliMiN Srlrriliiii Monumenti PIANO fNSTIUK/riOPf HlltiV Slivlnu'H PATRICK L. HEDDEN A st 1 was in SI. GerlnidL-'s Cemetery in i\rcoptliuc lfnitLtMl n mn t>t* r of bo- 1IIIKI>II iV: 11 n in Jin — Sohii*vr — Kmilu* for Edward Grubman k in: \i/rou Woodbridue. #lntu r und ailvunrot] ^(ufloutM intor- llv^rt-li — Str< k — If iiinmoMfl Flntu>s IIJV n t rii'.O Sprlnull'l'i »«t(Ml l\\ popular and cbisslcul phino SPECIAL CONSOLE A Vlulnw A'V. vy lo lli<- vjiuin- Mutual Benefit Life i>):iyliurt Ilnmtalutii! MILMU\ US R "f Ait Tin's seal on x Hrcnu! ML All a-C1fi3. PIANO SALE the Hopfl Mastrian monument assures BRAND NEW CONSOLE r> 909 Boulevard 232-7855 GUITAR EMPLOY. WANTED ;I«ili (M ' \ hinl :t IIopo MasiriuM, infjuil (l:uu:hi^r the best quality. It'a ONLY $388 :t l*iiilili ni.»; at 1 *\y n of Mr. ami Mrs. Krank I\T;islrian of IVIvnti* tjCKN-tuN —- Moiiern ^I A vi'tnti', fioili'n ry to I h«- backed by the stronf-cst Westfield, N. J. 622-6100 • Turnout >1j>kv nnlnifil irrnoinlnc. olln- in.•!}(,*' i* 1 I nil Siiimysklc PI., dii'd N»v. 22. in rvpiMlnu*^ (nil AM :U'JSSO for prt- sill gunrnntcG in the monument * lull lvr> lutitnl Artie!.- !> :-«M ; ArUrh* 7. H IlahioN H(«pil;il, Newark. Slu1 was Ilmlnury nptliiutr u - ** o -11 industry. See our display of —^—- . -. - , *!"*l j 11:1 liora in Mtihlcnhcn! Hospital Tues- M ATI Mil Eckel Bane Guild Monuments. ALTENBURG PIANO HOUSE, Inc. •:V#MI( only. Cjill day, Nov. 21. TUTORING i: :> L* -",: i* »> : tir.l> 10. .ItTwoy St.. KMimlirth. N. J. Services and inlninciit were All HUh and huiKii tauivht L. L. MANNING & SON In ynur TTlic A. M. Knnyou & Sou I : clrrt inn i.( m u;;i c.'ll ^l I'll- MONUMENTS - MARKERS DEDICATED TO DIGNIFIED SERVICE lii r li K. C;.|im|»>r vie •!>)•• I", ll(trno was in dmrgo of n-p-tr I Mil in . ml Is, ; 1 ; :Ji-i'l inti;\1 - < • I OS IV. Km ill Si., 1'lnlnlh'ltl. \. J. ;n \SSO -.id mi \"i-. $i\; •:r\\t )< r WOOIIWIMIS r!rsk:i << 1 ;i:-lii •>• FITTING MEMORIALS I'LAIUNKT hiMf rtN'lii'ii, StuHlii :tt M> \ I.I: s \ Hit* Hd. ROOFING & SIDING m-'ViiY r. TO\V\SI-:M» Mato 0f At)ii*ti!i i?iiii!iiTv:il(»ry. A!> :'• Mir. N. ,1 CONTRACTOR ALUED VAN LINES ftiMiUni:, siiiinr. (aiu^. I. - Ji \niirji ,\v(; AD *;-I Evergreen blankets with tin nip in . IM - i ir11 .-r ( '.ill '• Y hy In* .OAVMI.I/S All'SlfT Sl'l MM»r lfift jr\.- •; ;t ml l I \ M. entral A vi\( \Vrjini«-ui. A>> :i-:uir^ *: rn. i a bit of color romains Mir MI MTLIII ^MIIOP, A ppHrm- .r • \i'*'l h?i \ iii| Instruction on All Instrutnonte *i";. Km n i t u ri 1 AH h-MMOiiM pi i val'1. "."I* Nit 1* {•:*{ I in fit <**i green all winter. .iJ •rr W, lit-: X 1 Tllll, n :• - ,i >sy t :r.\-r Win- t In "t^ >l' : \:. ; i I;M **** IM II : i in I *•!.! .'. i i- , n IIIIMI.< Hy hn»- 'f-'^"** i.l.l 1-t fh . ;. r.-l 1. ^' ,• l. MISCELLANEOUS H M r i ti" = ; ;i n V. 'ill I * .* )i \\ h KlA l pin.('IN.- - r|lf.:< •!!••. :| l ill'Ii W i. "I' nU • •'•••] \ yu ii Mi 1 '< n hit \" is. M 1 l-'ull i>.< U \wi:;lisf;iitilt >\u\ null, *,. Uli' Net' rdf. PIANOS REPAIRED; BOUGHT •M t." 1 •'t"- i';irli. ,\ 1;i f* I, 1 ymmsr H»M VII M:I U iliiii in r \\\ )i| ri- A- r.n\'\ l-\ Kirn Hi ;iS« • Ml fi1 , I'IM i rv «tro|» li-'ii" t:i*ij' . f S-3-tf y* t Ml' »i JI|:L it; t'||;ih ;=, < I / I [ i - REMODELING & REPAIRS - i-nrh *'h;jlr:.. i * 111 • r * ph' 1 'II WO •ui* i • 11 a i I y, Sninhiy ! r • •• I *i •I'-'l, i:' * i -l riihil'-V'-'n AaMiju^ Si^.p, I: TREE SURGEONS * -I I 1 .;U;i\ c 111- (Sii'-si-x ''"inilv i All r>nrH ^Iti^oiirr WiMk U U K\\ A SCHMIEOE TREE EXPERT CO, A.\'ri*» %'i:H (\ II iti f-ii viv Il^iinv ki-it rut \ ij;. ct Evergreen Wrotiths. Beautiful full wreaths NfirU* Avr. Minto cVrflllfrt pIVrr Kxp»t : 1-H-tf with natural and colorful trimmlrtgs. I'l M 'h MM! Mi:t:>f "'UII ] M"l 1 ll K |rl r»\ \" i*-i '»ipl:m, A Isn VA 2-1MOD tin, *ll'h"s, KII^:^. h p U (I AI#TV, AI »li TVTWH MAHONHV B-B-tl rhalrn. Sm iill V Ifhu'hi n ^M nht u|' j! y ANI» UKKINIHIIINtl. HMI.F RM- FUNERAL DIRECTORS , A:tli* UIMII ronilllUiii. AH l \V*MM1 A VI1, l U>Yr;il AND INHUUtfD. Al» 8-2UJI7. il! t ii rn ) m i;rii B-ti-tf WESTFIEID CRANFORD Wati h f(»r I" Nuyrr CAUA(a: H MM -lU-^u tn liu> nniDy R, KUttom, Ieiu1or«, [met Innn, Ant l(| I'f* C-rj)Hfl or IT. fi- WIlHom A. Uoylo Frod H, Gray, Jr. m HIT. **nhii'ilu>' t for c LEADER ADS S< n^n PL, W LOST AND FOUND • II.OHKN^H TIU3 OO. I 1(M(7 318 E. BROAD ST. 12 SPRINGFIELD AVE, k JQvtirythlriK In :i:U IRfift. litt iiro, ti*\ Hlon. iMitliroiiiiM 321 South Avo., Opp, R.R, Slolton Tel. AD 2-2525 Phono 233-0143 Phono 276-0092 <1IIIIIMIH( rn t tnu'i MflH^ht I'd MI inn!** Klft«ti. <%>IM « rniuiH', it* I '**•% rlnrt- m I MI n it fouini nt'fir Ar Wotilfii-M, ur lh»(*ilt U \U )\vt\ t'd\ (!ur* SHOP THE SOUTH SIDE FOR PARKING CONVENIENCE In WrntllnM* CA\ IL':;n» In l |\;\L ttM(| nf nil klnilM, i'^riM* t-MUmnt^f*. 01 a. , lt-I«-4t

t Page 8 THE WESTFIEU) LEADER, THURSDAY, NOVEMBER 30, 1367* Area's Physically Handicapped Aided - -~ L*__. _»L ^ By Jr. Woman's Club Survey Project

This community's physicalJy hand- W. Rockefeller project chairwoman. icapped -people eventually will ge4 a "We firmly believe tliat it will bene- fuller measure from daily living ac- fit most of us, whether obviously tivities as a result of a survey proj- physically handicapped or not. The ect now under way by the Weslikrld welfare

s,-. Whether for gift giving or for your own home — come in and see what wonder- ful out of the ordinary things our floral MEASUREMENT OF AID—Members of the Junior and Senior Wom- artists have ready for you. an's Clubs of West field are working together on a survey project the aim of which is to aid physically handicapped. fill for everyone." Such particulars as width of door- Church Plans Tour ways to buildings, rest rooms, ele- We have everything you need for Christmas Inside and Outside vators, as well as height of tele- Of Newark Ghettos 1 phones and water fountains from A bus trip to the ghetto areas of — greens, holly, cones, candles, roping, mistletoe, bells, Santas, floor, will ho among the specifics Newark and discussions with leaders noted by tfic survey-lakers. of the Negro and while communities figurines — you'll love them all. "No one is recommending (earing down buildings," Mi's. Rilchins as- there has iK'en planned by the First serted, "and our approach will be Methodist Church for Sunday after- positive. Often, buildings are more noon. accessible than one might think at The excursion, result of the first glance ... and in many cases church's study-action conference last In our gift department, the traditional and simple modifications can be readily month, has been arranged through marie to comfoilably accommodate tile Rev. Kim Jefferson, executive ALL of its potential users." secretary of the Greater Newark the unusual in Brass, Copper, Wood, Pottery. Triced from m "There's no reason- why citizens Council of Churches. Reservations $135. to $800. in wlioclehaiirs, on crutches or re-for the 2-8:30 p.m. trip may be made About $175. as shown stricted by heart and arthritic dis- with Kyle Mcintosh. m- ease should have to be 'back door citizens,' " the organization's senior He knows what you want. He's trained to help young budgets chairwoman, Mrs. R. C. Carrigan, find the right prices. His collection Includes the Now designs asserted. Haines Now Manager and he's waiting for you.. .to help you make the right choice. "Our goal is to help people who Isaiah Hoincs lias been named by live here mid to give a warm wel- fir Liberty Mutual Insurance Compan- come to everyone visiting us in FUn ies, sales manager of the dniipuii- Wi-slfield." • Frer Oi ft ics Westfield, New Jersey Office. He This survey has been adopted as was formerly sales supervisor of akcuA I9&7-68 Community Improvement Inc. JEWELERS • Free that office. Mr. Haines, who gradu- Dcllrcrj Project by both Junior and Senior ated rom Gettysburg College, joined Woman's Clubs. Liberty Mutual in 3964 in the Per- 206 E. BROAD ST. ADAMS 3-052* ALSO RUTHERFORD sonal Sales Department in Bala WESTFIELD • N. J. RIDGEWOOD • HACKENSACK Cynwyd, Pennsylvania. 321 South Ave., Opp. R.R. Station Tel. AD 2-2525 MORRISTOWN LEADER ADS He and his wife Julio make their SHOP THE SOUTH SIDE FOR PARKING CONVENIENCE OUR DIAMOND CONSULTANT IS WAITING FOR YOUI BRING RESULTS home at 475 West End Ave., Plain- field.

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oi yellow rose? and the ivy. annual fhriftsnas; B.ill vul be X trust fu'id which aids Janice P. Havens, C B. Greer Married Benjamin Clifton Greer was best I Margaret Curley, Alan R. Griswold Dee. B ^t ike C2 and I'ni'"d in ni;jn"],v_>e Sutiird^v 410 Wydiwood Kd., to CliiMon Harry Marcia Anne, to Alan Hidfiley (iris- Don't Be Misled by So-Called is an alumna of Hollins Culk=j>:\ morning ;d Hoiy Triiiily Church Greer, son of Mi's. Marion Harry £ +± ..-$. -- wold, .sen of Mr. and Mrs. Gordon iloSlins, Va, She ulao altonckd Hie were Miss Mar^ard Ann Curley, v.'ijx (ji-jiwok! of iJ-j? Siiaduvlawn Dr. Groor oi' Houston, Texas, and llio L~- • , - FACTORY" or late ('hilLun Dewey Grew, took University of Paris at the Soibonne daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Raymond i." -^ lor one year. Her fattier is a part- L. Curley of 43") St. Marks Ave. and Misi; MacridLs. u graduate of place Saturday afternoon. * V "SALE" Prices ner of Cahill. Gordon, Sonnett. Lt. Dennis Meredith Carlelon, son of SwawpsccU High School, is a i-opho- The Kev. Dr. John C. \V, Linsiey j mure at Drew Uri'voriity, Madison. performed the two o'clock ceremony Jieindel, ami Ohl, New York. The Mr, and Mrs. Arthur M. Carletoa Just SHOP and COMPARE bride i-s a ^randaui-'nti-T of Mr. andof 543 St. Marks Ave. ! ^Ir. Griswold, a graduate of Wcst- in St. Paul's Episcopal Church. A i field High School, is also attending Mrs. Abram Vaughn Havens of Seas You'll BUY At reception foil owed at Baltusrol Golf The ten o'clock ceremony wn:- Drew University and is a junior. Girt, formerly of Westfield, and Club, Springfield. performed by tho Hev. Daaiel Mur- An August wedding is planned. j Escorted to the altar by her of Mrs. W. Fraue Alpaugh of Plain- phy, a cousin of the bride. A recep- • ,/V i father, the bride wore an Empire field, and Hie late JCrvin Witt Cum- tion was held at the Hotel Subur- niings. ban, Ea*>t Orange. Betrothed FUft I style gown and detachable train of Mr. GrciT, a graduate of tho Uni- 9 I ivory pi-mi do soie. The bodice, long | Wearing a gown of poau de SHIP "Westfield's Fur Shop of Distinction'' | tapared sleeves, and wid

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Kscorlod to tlie altnr by Jicr fath- Corning Ware i']', tilt' bridf wore a j^nvn of liand- clipptHl I'lmntilly lace with a Wal- Wooden Ware [VM train of iiKilcliin;.; kuv. Her OMEGA Iwiulpii'tv »F !;u:c and pcau ilc sotr, Bar Gadgets in Canu-Iot style, hold lior finder tip illusion veil. She carried Dntch- rss rose nrul .swet'llu'art rust's. You know William TeH. .Mis. Thomas Ahir'in Mu\LMSOU of He's tlio follow with Wanvn, Ohio, the hritl^'s PERSONALIZED CHRISTMAS CARDS Decorative iho crosobow who rnunini;ite. \v;is nialiun i>f hnd to bo right on tho M.iid til honor w,i> Miss i'raiu.-is rnnrk.,.or o|r,o. Mnrcus % Prompt Service '-'\ in rifjit on tho ninrk too I'Miiinr Miinj^iiKi of Nr-u \'nrk City. F With a fino collGction of Oincra v/iitclm*; ftmt I (onnrrly oi \S'i\--!iirld, ISi irli-sii!;iid> 1 personally selected on my trip l.o Switzerland. were Miss Virginia \.c-x ,\l:irtin oi Oinof;n is tho wntch thnl.'G \Vcst]»(i:1. Ciinn.. and Mi:;> May Jo r(j[)(.-nlo.-Hmxi>: \>\ rni»y Vflw! v/iitch th.'tt-'?, worn I>y our* Gemini riotronriut;;. Ootrio v.itli lii-adpiccfs c| ni.ilcliin!'; illu- We Wrap and Mail Your Packages iind viov/ Oin'irja ond sion poll fs, tho roii!; of our j'.roat jowolry nnd (lift collection Jo-.cph S/ym.'ui^Ui of from -irr-urifl fho v/orkl. ''. K.!., v.,i;, lii-.-.l. sniiu. Accessories And rornoinhrir whon you uvro (tcriild Ku/low.-iu of nhop .-.it Marcus you Policm island. .luhn .}(>'.ci»h llat'Iu-U iy.'i not. Uioyn oxtr.in: nl Bronx. N.Y. jnul Kraiil; Swoi-iit^y Free Delivery in f'M \;\\t wrn["ipinf!f froo of Stnk-n l.!;!;ms, tho couplo FREE PARKING EVERY EVENING AFTER 6 P,M, WKST/HKLl), N. J filOGKWOOD • HACKKN0ACK will live in Silver Bunch. Page 2 THE WE5TFIELD (NX) LEADER, THURSDAY, NOTEMBEE », 1967

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129-139 Central Ave. AD 2-4800 OPEN EVENINGS until Christmas except Saturdays TUG WESTFiELO (X.J.) LEADICK, THURSDAY, NOVEMBER 30, 1967 Page 3 Mrs. Muller, a graduate of the Hadassah To Mark 10th Birthday Moravian Seminary for Girls, llv.ih- Future Bride Lawrence Warter Zinks Are Entertained khorn, Pa., has been attending the Mr. and Mr.s. J-:>!vn Zhik of South Sixiy r of the vU'brtj! ion a.x the featured speaker. l\'\?v Bern Ei-igiiyjii Jlospila] St'lioo! Lacuna. Cal., were cnLortaincd Sat- ( iu'i^er vi Nuking. Boston. Her father h> Becomes Engaged j in-day al a t-ocklail party and buffet Mrs, Ueiberl Michaels, honorary '- '-, *-• A' . ^ --•' • ' - :- will U- Monday uccuunting manager for OIL- Ainor- Mr. and Mrs. Mortiji A. Johnso;i I for 30 friends, ^iven by bis mother, prt.siri'.'Hi. iind Mrs. Copeiman will icaii Smelting and Jlefiiiiiijjj Com- of Short Hil1--:. h;<\u announced xhc !Mrs. Fred ('. Zink of 034 Raymond oy :n the 1-OJIKJ oi Mrs. n.'view I iu }]is*ory of the chapter pany, Forth Amljuy. (.'ULra'ji'Mieu! (W their dau^li'.er, Susan "'iLlil i % n TT' uy^nc Sijupiru, 340 Orenda Cii\f UJ.d uilj present certificates and Mr. Muller. :\ griiduato of W'iiy- 1 1 .. irum Wt-.stfield Ilijjh School, Class of al 12:30 p.m. p;,y specie 1 tribute to the charter land JoluiMMi, ;i L.TadiKiio of Mill- burn nisih Hi'IiooI. is utlendiiij: \\\v i grandson of Mrs. t^h.-irln's KU-n Mrs. Benjamin Copeimun of West- w;*rc Mrs. Al D. Kinkelstein, Mrs, After a honeymoon in Puerto Rico ily of Michigan. S.ho is u ICrandiiM of WesUicld £i»d (lie kite field, ton years i\£o* Mi;s. Handler | Michaels, Mrs. Herbert Sridel and and Carnal J3ay. Virgin I^kinds. tho Mr. (Y;mda!l, and of Mrs. Juhn will hu i^monl at this birthday I Mrs. Mitchell Hradie. r of Alplii Ciii Oinoya soror- couple will reside in Brookiine, i'y. iretiDU^lon WarU'r of Ariin^ton iiml Mass. Mr. Warter. who was graduated UKI laU' Mr. GonnellasAre Honored On Golden Wedding EN OF WESTFIELD Mr and Mis. AnUiony of 744 W. IJ road Si. were feted CLASSIC ^^t -~ *-*4 Thursday in honor of their 50*h wed- 1 > SUSAN KlAZAiiETH JOHNSON } : ding anniversary with u dinner parly DESERVE THE BEST by their children ut ihe home of their son-in-Uiw iind daughter Mr. 'M\ Gunne-lla of Mou::iain.side, and and Mrs. Frank Mazzoo of Scotch MRS. KICHARD S. MULLER Mrs. John lluklo of 748 \V. Broad MHS. EDWARD WALTKH PAWLUK Plains. goddess (Linda Ix-e Iiouillard) St. There an; 12 gratMlehildren and (Kose Anne Allen) Tlicir other children arc Joseph English Leather, Jade East, Old Spice, Jaguar, Gonnclla of 1047 Scward Ave., Mich- two great granaohildrcn. Rose Anne Allen, Linda Rouillard the bra with Caswell Massey, British Sterling, Nine Flags — A ///// Mr. Pawluk, Wed Is Bride Of all day comfort are just a few of the scents we have. Sample a \\ At Holy Trinity R. S. Muller few. It's one part of Christmas shopping that's Tim Presbyterian Church was the selling Saturday afternoon for the Acclaimed everywhere At a nuptial mass in Holy Trinity as the finest wired bra. Church Saturday, Miss Rose Anno marriage of Miss Linda Lee Rouil- 1 All nylon gives com- really enjoyable. Allen, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. lard, daughter of Mi , and Mrs. R ;-v. Donald ICIIiott Rouillard of 335 Tut- M plete separation. Bernard V. Allen of 12G Hyslip Ave., French criss-cross back# became the bride of Edward Walter tle I'kwy., to Richard Stephen Mul- ^ Pawluk, son of Mr. and Mrs. Ed- ler of Brookiine, Mass., sou of Mr. Fabulous long wear. ward Pawhtk of Irvington. and Mrs. Henry J. Muller of New Cushioned, floating Canaan, Conn. The Kev. Ace L. :\ Wire. 32-48 B, C, D, The Rev. Salvarorc Tsjjliareni t- DD. Odd and even Tubbs officiated at the two o'clock -•»' performed the ceremony and was ceremony which was followed by a sizes. ...White, black. celebrant of the Muss. A reception reception in the Parish House. BOND PHARMACY followed al Le Prcc's, Roscllc Park. $6.00. Also in Dacron 200 E. BROAD ST. Mrs. William R. Toye, the bride's The bride, escorted to the altar - -L— T; •i.r--#*^i cotton. sister was matron of honor. Brides- by her father wore a gown of Dnp- V >' WtSTFIELD maids were Miss Iivnc Butler, Miss pione silk with on Alencon lace *^ Regina Giesler and Miss Linda Waitf- bodice and a chapel train. Her el- Dynamic duo with colonial flavor. A Pine House Backyard Workshop AD 2-5600 bow length veil fell from a white elich, cousin of the groom. Deborah custom TV cabinet complimented by The Pine House selection lor Toye, niece of the bride, was (lower satin bow. She carried a bouquet Where Customers the "chair of the century." Custom T"V and stereo cabinets are a 1 girl. The attendants wore floor tii roses, stcphanotis and ivy. a. Are Treated As People great gift idea. The chair can take its place gracefully in any period The CORSET M!IH length gowns of a scandalo color Miss Joan Foster, maid of honor, topped with coats of strawberry. selting and is available in over 75 fabrics wore a empire gown of American and wood finishes. 148 E. Broad 5t Eric Iticger served as best man. Heauly Kose Saki and carried a Groomsmen were James Damorn, bouquet of pink carnations and BROWSCKS WELCOME Westfield Andrew Manko and William Miles, American Beauty roses. Similarly costumed in gowns of azalea Saki MON.andSAX. 10^30-6 brother of the bride, Greynry Toye. TU&S.thruFRt. 10130-9 ADams 3-2615 Colloii/ Daeron Polyoslflf* Nylon the bride's nephew, was rmgbearer. were the bridesmaids, Miss Linda ALBUM FREE All Nylon *•/.. .; , . ;- :.• : - The bride wore a tfown and chapel Vosslcr of Lexington, Mass., and IF YOU VI&IT, OR. Tho Foundation of Our t.r:u'n of satin finish peau with a Miss Robin Robertson, also junior SEND IS^TOS Business is the Right hi-rise bodice and IOUK .sleeves of bridesmaids Miss Cecilc Ann Muller BRICK COTTAGE and 272 HIGHWAY 22 peau a'langc Unce. Her shoulder of New Canaan, Conn., sister of the BACKYARD WORKSHOP IN GR££N BROOK^tW JERSEY foundation For Your Figure length veil fell from a double crown groom, and Miss Carol Swenson of of matching lace with seed pearls. Las Vegas, Nov., cousin of the bride. Mrs. Pawluk is employed by Pru- The best man was William Mc- dential Insurance Company, New- Eiwec of Wayland, Mass. Ushers /': . ark. Her husband works for Humble were Steven Aronio, Alan Aronio Oil Company, Linden. He was dis- and Thomas Uackowski, all of Need- lil il iiii charged from the Army recently ham, Mass., Robert. Muller of New after a tour of duty in Vietnam. Canaan, Conn., brother of-the groom After a honeymoon in Florida, the and Bradford Houilhml, brother of couple will reside in Helmettn. the bride.

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WESTFIELD: CRANFORD: ELM & QUIMBY STS. AD 2-6718 27 N. UNION JLOVJJ^L PLAINFIELD: TAYLOR'S, 115 PARK AVE. B2 ELM ST. ADAMS 2-3600 AD 2-1131 121 QUIMBY ST., WESTFIEI.D a«r crown iind cryslnt *r» Now open Won. through Fri. 'Til 9 P.M IW« wltt iitliutt timofcetpiniL la Ml* ir ntcoiijiry, Quwant U t» for on* Ml Qpon Monday Evenings 4 Page 4 THE WESTFIEU> (N.JJ LEADER, THURSDAY, NOVEMBER SO, ISC7 Progressive Dinner Rotterdam Junction. The Rev. Fran- Upshall, was bridesmaid and Karc THE tlSEST IIS Miss Jones To Wed fis Xavier Denehey officiated at BoreK a niece of the bride, was U The -Junior Woman's Club of '.he uuptiul mass in St. Vincent d*.* j flower gin. Nicholes Howgaf eaUield will bold iti annual pro- Paul's Church. Stirling. A recepiion , served his brother iis best man. Early Americana James E. Daley 1 gressive diJiaer Saturday U'Hh cock- followed ai the Sulphur Springs Inn. yjUl briiie is a nui'M. at Muhle Warm and I lulls buing servt-d in homes of three 7'iic bt'lroUinl t>i their daughter. members at 7 p.m. There will be 10 Miss Saljy Joiie:-. to Ja:ii',^ II. VuWy Mr*. Jost'psi oiver was matron | by llio Navy in Kaltiinort'. Tl hostesses for the small dinner par- of honor for her sisier, Miss Lois | couple wjli iv^ido in Maryland. 1 1ms been iinsioimecd by Mr. and Pin* , Copper, Colored ties after which ull couples will meet Mrs. HolxTt P. Jom-ri of &CS KnoJI- for wood Terr. Me in the sun of Mr. and Pressed Class, lHack Mrs. James A. Oaloy oJ North IMain- Iron & Brass. Escorted to the altar by her The prolix-olive bride is a gradu- Reproductions of father, the bride wore an Italian ate of Holy Trinity High School and silk salin gown with pearl beading St. Francis College. She is a group Unique Gift Old Signs & Plaques and a cathedral train. Her cloche sales rcprestiitatho in New York of matching material held a long, Oityq with Provident Mutual Life In- bouffant, illusion veil. She carried surance Co. of Philadelphia. HOCKING How about a glamorous new figure for a bouquet of roses and ivy. Mr. Daley attended William Wood CHAIRS Mrs. Peter J. Hampton of Piscat- College ill Missouri after his your Wife, Mother or Daughter? away was her sister's honor attend- by JSKNT of ant. Bridesmaids wern Miss Berna- GARDNER dette Angelo, Miss Pamela Baldus- To Marry She may have been settling for "just a sare, Mrs. James Brennan, Miss girdle" when she could have a garment Redagular & Oval Carol Cursuo, Miss Diana Chccchio, individually designed, cut and made and Miss Linda Kckert. Their MIRRORS gowns of turquoise and silver stripes for her. were accented by bouquets of red and white tea roses and ivy. Flow- You may obta' a gift certificale for a er girt was Lorraine Hampton of Spencer or Sp ella garment to be used Piscataway, the bride's niece. now or aftei the holidays. I f+ BONNIE MRS. JOHN ALLEN QUIRIN Best man for his brother was MUS. RICHARD LAWTON TAYLOR (Kmmajane DiNizo William Quirin. Ushering were Don- (Olivia Diane Bauglunaii) ald Quirin, another brother; Walter 132 E. BROAD ST. WESTFIELD Emmajane DiNizo, DiNizo, brother of the bride; Peter Richard L Taylor Take Advantage of the Current Sale 233-1844 Bongidvann, John Hergutti, all of Weslfield; also John Hindelong and 00 John A. Quirin Bart Sharp of Staton Island. Ring- Is Married To th bearer was I2rrc Ilush of Somcr- 5 OFF NEW Are Married vilie. Miss Baughman {QUA. 47 Of east) The bride is a graduate of Wesl- Spencer or Spirella The marriage of Miss Kmmajane field High School. She is a teller Miss Olivia Diane Baugliman of MADE-TO-MEASURE Your kind of shoe DiNizo, daughter of Mr. and Mrsa.t the Westfied Federal Savings and Fan wood became the bride Satur- Telix A. Di.Mizo of 641 Drake PI, Loan Association, day, Nov. 18, of Richard Lawton Foundation to John Allen Qiurin, son of Mr. Her husband, an alumnus of Holy Taylor, son of Mr. and Mrs. II. haw- Trinity High School and St. Peter's and Mrs. Karl L. QuLrin of 204 ton Taylor of 546 West field Ave. in —J-MuU-o .50 OFF BRA Sinclair PI,, took place Saturday, College, is a corporate accountant the United Church of Christ, CoJIcgc- SALLY JONES Nov. 18. The Rev. John Flanagan for Frederic R. Harris, Inc., Newville, Pa. She is the daughter of Dr. performed the two o'clock ceremony York. and Mrs. Frederick P. Baughman of tion from VVeslfiold High School; CALL TODAY! and nuptial mass at Holy Trinity After a trip to the Virgin Islands Collegeville. A reception was held nt also Drake's College of Business. He Church, A reception followed at theand Puerto Rico, the couple will live the Plymouth Country Club, Norris- is employed by Boyle-Midway in Mountainside Inn. in Summit. town, Pa. Cranfard, in the American Home Open daily 10:30 to 5:30 Products Division. Monday Evening By Appointment Only f A cascade bouquet of spider chry- nrrn/jav-fitf at fj j smi f ii m in i J !i3im a muunffi.i:i n tn i ^nsi n 11 i LUIJ nmri ?;i nrnrj i tDin ii! santhemums sel off the bride's gown The wedding is slated for March 2. Closed Wednesday and cathedral train of candlelight In Westfield it's peau de suit* accented with ap- pliques of Alencon lace and seed Muhlenberg Nurse, MRS. CLAIRE WALTER peavls. A lacy circlet of matching m lace held her fijigcitip veil of im- Kay E. Boughrum, ported silk illusion. £-_= SPENCER Mrs. Henry Sheldon of North Ber- gen was matron of honor. She wore Is Bride a moss green, crepe gown with a Corset Shop Miss Kay Ellen Boughrum, daugh- rii 'pnricl of Venice lace and a match- 226 EAST BROAD ST. WESTFIELD, N. J. i ing pill box headpiece and carried ter of Mr. and Mrs. Roy S. Bough- gold chrysanthemums. Similarly at- rum of Millington, was married Sat- TELEPHONE 232-2344 tired in pumpkin colored costumes urday to Charles W. Howftate of were the bridesmaids Mrs. Michael MuUlowney of Shrewsbury, Pa. Mrs. Merpill Lewis of Syracuse, N.Y., and I Miss Nancy Taylor, the groom's sis- 3 ter. Flower girl was Amy McKcon. John Shipman was best man. Now you can afford to Ushering were Edward Pearson of Harvey's Lake, Pa., Carter Smith and F. Pliillip Bauglunan, the bride's brother. • Mrs. Baiighman received her BS treat yourself to luxury Matching Bag degree at the University of New Hampshire after graduation fi\>m Alexis I. duPont High School. Wil- and on mington, Del. She is nn elementary school teacher in the Bridgcwatcr- LUNT STERLING Raritan School District. at that! An alumnus of Westfield High L.UNT School, Mr. Bmi^hrmm is working toward his BS degree in civil engi- 44 & 64 PIECE SETS neering at Middlesex College night "SERVICE-FOR-8" school and attended Delaware Val- ley College. He is employed by the "SERVICE-FOR-12" Town of WosUicld in the Deport- Specially Priced The winner in a ment of [engineering and Public walk about town... The Perfect Christmas Works. El? For a limited trmo you Gift for HER! After a trip to Nassau, the newly- may purchase this beautiful. Air Step's tailored shoe weds will reside in Fan wood. • — Tl top quality lino of The Elegant The rehearsal parly was hosted by Sterling at substantiaf in polished antiqued the groom's parents at Perkioinen savings. Choose tha set best Bridge Hotel, Collegevitle. Olher Winter Ensemble suited to your needs. m parties were tendered by Dr. and calf with a soft We include this drawer In Ottoman Wool Mrs. W. h. Mulianey, Trappe, Pa., square toe. Mr. and Mrs. Jmnes McKetm of chest too. In Radiant Gold Wesiriekl. also by Dr. and Mrs. Air Sicp shoes seen in HARPER'S BAZAAR John C. Watts of Wilmington. Complete lino of Orthopedic Shoes m i DOCTOR'S PRESCRIPTIONS ACCURATELY FILLED Hi i - t Tri-Delts Meeting £=* Remember Her with a Christmas The December meet ing for local

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. X i all types* of furs, including man-made. Specializing •A in cleaning and revitalizing., alteration*, repairs and remodeling or reatyling. -I Call PL 6-0100 219 North Ave. 25 Knopf St, - and take advantage of this complete fur service today WESTFIELD, N. J.-11 E. BROAD 5T. Westfield Linden PUINFIEtO, N. J--Cor. Soul!) ft LoUmcJ-Cor. W. 7th & UNDGN * WESTFiELD Clinton—1094 Arlington Avo.— 306 SoiTierr.ot

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«• Miss Airey To Wed Joseph Locascio y-.l Mr. and Mrs. James R. Airey of Point Pleasant, formerly of Clark, havt; announced the engagement of m their daughter, Joyce Ann, to Jo- :*>j m u*: seph John Locascio, son of Mr. and ^•7 Mrs. Joseph P. Locascio of Linden. Miss Airoy is a Kruduutc of Arth- ur L. Johnson Regional High School and Monlclair State College where she was a member of Sigma Delta ^. yM Phi sorority and Kta Sigma Phi, -A an honorary fraternity. She teaches ;<**• Latin and English at Roosevelt Jun- tt* ior High School. •--*?* •r y. Mr. Locasclo, an alumnus of St. Benedict's Preparatory School,-New' r&f wark, also received his B.A. degree from Montclair State College where *''.^"

he was a member of Psl Clii frater- VA, fr v •>., W Shimmy Take Two to Tote nity. Mr. Locascio teaches physical L-fTS«x education and driver education at Golo's for great going Westfiold Hich School and also Chemise Today's tiny bags hugging you? ~< Then take a tatt> too! Mock morocco. through the dvrpvst drifts, Itizh, coaches tho junior varsity basket- handsome and warmly linet*. I'undango ball team. lacey daisy edging t6 Roomy. Inside zipper pocket. Snapped in blach or bnnvn <'u(f, atfji'e ur A Juno wedding is planned. SB! a nylon tricot slip by up with saddle stitching. Black, navy, bone, yellow leather, orange smoke surdt; —7.01}. Ihts.'-w, ixtra lattc., r*«e**: Warner, 30-36, 5.00 Chcmsonettes Busy or black patent, by Ronay, 14,00 black or brown cuff, £7.00. *y- Lingerie, Tapper 9 Street Floor, Hmdbaps, Topper's Streci Floor Boots, Trpper't Strcvt Fluor. S.i Pla'mfield and PUinfield und Short Ililh Mall I'(amfield and Short Hilt* Mull With Holiday Song ov u Short Hills Mall m ii- The Chansonettes of West field will present a program of Christmas music for the College Women's Club ./ of West field Tuesday, at 8:30 p.m., in Woslfield Hifih School. On the ... * »' following afternoon the singers will *K entertain the Women's Society of *Ssr. the First Presbyterian Church in Elizabeth and Dee, is, will provide the holiday program for the Atlas ^ X,** Chapter of the Knslern Star at 8:30, in the Masonic Temple here. The choral group, celebrating iU 4\venticth anniversary this year, is Jircctod by Mrs. Ituth Lutz and ^k \ '<•::'>:•!••••.. accompanied by Mrs. Shirley Ben- \> *» nett. A Christmas social will be held for members Dec. G, in the evening at the Rescue Squad Build- ing. Carols will be sung and re- Twirling freshments served by the hospitality Groovy committee. Tartans Granny zip up your young Gown life! Glad plaids in gay array , . # Romantic with loco all of 85% wool, and embroidery. Long 15r/o nylon. All-round sleeves. By Barbizon pleats strapped with in blue, candle, pink, leather and brass. Suppl Soft 32-10, 10.00 Special snap with a inperio, bold brass kilt pin. jacket fper's Street ftoor$ Sizes 5-13, 32.00 tuinfivhi and tort Uith Mall Junior Junction, brass buttons Tapper's Second Floor, Pluinficld anil Short Ililh Mull

Fleecy Warmth When Only in JOO'/v Acrilon co-ordinates. Itibhrd at The Finest wrists, ankles for wind m- protrction. 2-,1-K HMO. lltwded jacket, Will Do... 2-3-t, 5.00. Both in red, royal, gold. 1.91 ct. of tapered baguettes diamonds Hoys1 and Girh\ Second Floor, flowing from PlainfieM and 2 brilliants»71 ct, "Mighty Mac" Short UilU Mall $990 cont puvked with nt^ed protection The Shirt for The Man and lengthy nwar. Wide ivale cord lined with urlon. Attached split hood. . . 4 the Pendleton shirt . . Full Cut Diamond 2"tvny big zip. Inner uriaters, 100% wool that's 100% washable. Snowflakes Bronzv. bnnvn, eanl, eluy, fireen, Rich solid colors, handsome plaids. $365 " mallard, taupe, •[-?, 3 Regular collar or buttoned down, IS,00 Iloy.%, Trppvr'x Svcntid Floor, liferi's FurnishiViff.i, Ttpper*» Street Floor, Vlmnfich! und Short flilh Mali PtainlicM mid Short Ililh Mall

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Local ORT Chapter Joins Bazaar Rr'uh Fleet Jrs. Dept. Busy Ladies Day Out Program ASME AUJCIL Yule Party Concludes Monday With j The Melropoiiian Seclioji of the Thu Westiield Ci'aplrr of Woim-n's ^v.ta, Ocr;.ld Glaswr, Jacob Horo- ! Woman's Auxiiian1 to the American For the Finest Christmas Helping Others ntertamrnent J American CRT will be among tlr: •\\z: Sanford ik.T/Tcid, A;-.y Kaplan. I Society o! Mt>ciJi:iuciil Kniiinrprs will 28 groups pnrtioipijtinif in the North [(•rb».-ii Ke^lrr, Iiidiard hutz, The General Ink-res: Metric of pjuid i\ V\\v\'M\\\x< parly foaturuiE a ('(.Titrai Jersey Region tiiiza:-*!' Sun- I :0Jctts iiiiit'a Milk'r, Kobt'H Miner. Hich- ' LaeJ*s-I> v-OuL will iff For HIM! day. Dec JO. from 11 a.m. ii::i;i . ivd H-.-f-i-'x-r and P-ci-^r SpJ-iukU'r. by o! 3 j rj.v{. Holt-] Piccadilly, New York 10 p.m.. at tilt1 Mafcojic Temple, All proceeds will go to the Earn- 'ii- -JUhior Woman's Club of West- jCA a( 9:30 a.m. "ChrULmas Eiuer- City, at- nurt, Thursday, Dee. 7. Broad St.. Elizabeth. ing Powi-r Improvement Courses r field according U) its chairman Mrs. taijiin^*' the i>roj, U!.:'n OS^IDC, will ,<.Tvaho;is cli:;irm^n if Mrs. C. \ Only nr.v merchandise and the: program of OUT. We feature Accutrori John Walsvcor. cover KIVAS for oriisin^l aiid unusual J{. Mw:kj'iu-:e of Null best home made goods will be of- ]t:jr!ie.- ^i;d d'j^or^ti'jiis. Mrs. D. 0. fered for sale to the public: books, Members marie 275 t'-lcj>)iom* con- r the most accurate holiday gifts, jewelry, records, toys. Decoration Contest facts for tiio American Hod Cross i:m\. ca-iiiplhor of tin? book, "Mi Sorority Cookie Swap bouliques, yard good.s and clothing. !o remind 'lotions of the Blood Brink Lit IiMtertaininjf." will be the Mi-y. William C. Ov.nn of S27 Dud- timepiece There will be a refreshment bai The anmuil cunU'st fur Christmas Drive. Mrs. T. B. AsiioJT wr.s in ley Ct. will h<* hostess for Wocim's;- and games with prizes for children centerpieces and decora'ions has chvrtiv of the project. •nUJtiry r-f the s^wi.r^, doy's ivK-ciin^ of Kappa Alplir. been announced by the American Thtia. Nv>, ,]. i,i. Austin Jr. aiid while mother end dad are shopping. Halloween caiady was eolloct^d \u\v\ niil'in'-ry courses will act ;is in the home department of the .Junior Mi-s. Vincent McLean will be co- Mrs. Elberl Siege] is the We.stfield from 15 Westfitld schools an

V A FINE SELECTION OF GREETING CARDS * OUR UNUSUAL ADULT GAMES I if THE LARGEST SELECTION OF CANDLES 1 if Save up to $320 per couple if IN UNION COUNTY! Includes trips to the neighbor islands f COMPLETE GIFT WRAP SHOP Private Jot transportation on. World Airways1 . . . From Lancaster Ltd intercontinental Boeing 707 fan-jeta I BAR SUPPLIES woild Ainwi It i pirnanrntl/ certificated u. s. juppltmtntil air rifriw. — Your Christmas Gift Shop! I Superior hotels—sightseeing excursions * LEATHER AND BRASS ACCESSORIES Free gourmet dinner and entertainment en route Berry's now PRIVATE ~f HOLIDAYS

From IIAKBAItA JOHANSEN From Our From Our New York $569 Party Bazaar... 15-day Hawaii holiday including 3 neighbor islanda._$599 Johcmsen-Riordon, From Our Gift Wrap Shop ... 10 or 17-day Hawaii holiday from West Coast-.Jrora $319 Our Selection From This Shop v Ail *rk«§ pfui tu Engagement Told The Largest Candle Light Shop • . • Representing I! Is As Complete As Your Mr. and Mrs. Frank Hn^onesc of ERRY Selection of Christmas Put That "Christmas Glow" ? WORLD TRAVEL Cotnein for free folder! 322 Trinity Pi. have announced Hie Needs Demand. Scads and 1 • . onya^t'iiiont of their daughter, Bar- and Everyday In Your Home From Our y Scads of Papers and Ribbons bara Johansfii, to Michael Hioixkin, Unique Selection Of Christ- son of .Mrs. M. Wyckoff of 141 Ferris Pa per ware To Suit of Color and Design — from PI. mas Candles — Seeing is I Demure Simplicity to Super Miss Jolumscn, a yrndualc of Any Occasion. Believing! If Westfield Hitfh School, is a part Sophistication. time employee for Vroeland Ap- ^ 122 Elm Street, Westffeld, N. J. praisal Service. Mr. Uiordan, who 233-2300 attended Westiidd Public Scliools, is a salesman for Melody Corner, if It's Not if Quimby and Elm St. V Too Late . • . From Our * *\ No dale has been set for the wed- Writing Paper . . . ding. Gifts .. . \3 5? For Greeting Card Shop.. • A Most Complete if Personalized Wide Array of Unusual Selection of Eaton if An Unbelievable Collection Gifts and Gifts from "Around the M and Crane Writing Papers and Selection of Christmas v Cards to Suit Every Taste. WorlcT-Especially Early Packaged Especially w Stationery if By Exclusive Manufacturers I y American Wooden Ware For Gift Giving • • For Christmas it Any Box of Stock Cards Can Be (SANTA SAYS:) W !7 Giving Personalized — 24-Hour Service COME SEE AND SAVE ON OUR FINE SELECTION OF i * **-* *•« ^^ "* •+ K* '•! HI Vi'M '*i -^ <*''4Ai fc« "n'Vi \i \a <-t *t -A *^' ••s ' si -*-i '«• i.« u, *V **' •-*' -\ fcfc *••*"• \t ^# ".* *^ -\ M i* BUDGET PRICED CLOTHING AT FABULOUS SAVINGS! From Our Adult Game Shop . . . NOW THRU CHRISTMAS $ 27/ e Largest Collection of Unusual From Our Bar Shop . . . Adult Games in Nvw Jersey! Every Need to Make a Merry! .A- hi Cribbage (10 styles) Vf Clapper from the Party Opener to the Party Stopper • A.. Chess — Domestic and M" Round Puzzles A Collection of Bar Gadgets and Supplies Imported (40 styles) That is Overwhelming ! U All Infants and Toddlers Poker Supplies %V3M Bookshelf Games

N £• - rv Boys to Size 12 t'V Puzzles 6-All Plastic, Plastic Coated <* Flip Hockey and Magnetic Playing Cards Girls to Size 14 From Our Leather Shop , . . VV Roulette Kt?t l'V Space Maze Open Stock Leathers and Desk Among Sales Items are included (Girls) flannel pajamas Hundreds and Hundreds Shoot the Moon Accessories of All Kinds — Colors and Textures. and gowns — slacks —• lined slacks and polos — sweaters — of Additional Ideas for Skittles Home Amusement Buy a Piece — Buy a Set! skirts — jumpers and dresses. (Boys) flannel and knit PJ's — Jt* robes — sweaters ~~ polos — permanent press slacks and :C^ shirts — dungarees and lined corduroy slacks. Here's Just A Sampling of Many Gift Suggestions Throughout Our Shop -— Too Numerous to Mention

Your Christinas Gift Shop! All Gifls Now Free Boxes Gift Wrapped Opan All Merchandise Exchangeable For Evenings Layaway 'til Christmas Christmas 'til Christmas Giving Si* 252 E. Broad St. Opon Evenings 'til 9 P.M. ENGRAVERS STATIONERS IBIIBIHIHIlIffllllBBBIBiSIIIHiilJ Starting Monday, Doc, 4lli, AD 2-6857 'til Christmas

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Fiancee Plans To Wed Engaged !v. W. Vincenfsen Mr. and Mri. RoU-ri L. Todd NCLE iol' Juiinsimvn. Pi!., have fliijiouiiced the otwaiienifiii of their daughter, ' Sally, lu" Vincent Wiliiam Vineoni- ist'H. 5'«i of -Mr. and Mrs. Martin W. ,^rt^ m - >^ iV* . h ^ jVincftilsi.-d oj 1 Pai'l. li' - »:• ?&-. :;; S : Miss Todd is a tfraouoic of W*'St- .;i liilllop J^i^ii Sdiool. Jolins- m . ,n, and Mr. Vim-utton was grad- uatud fi-om Weslfifld High School. Iioi.li arc number;; of Hie senior class at Syracuse University. 'J'lic announcemenl was made at jejn informal reception at the home

of the parents of the bride-elect. 'j^ Out. of town guests included the Martin W. VincenLsens. o^u Mr. and Mrs. MaHin J. Vinceintsen of Clark. A June wedding is planned. MARGARET SUSAN GRZVBOWSKI .Studios week at Ihe Combined Regional WITH A SALLY TODD Meeting in Wasliington, DC. They Grzybowski-Meade are Mrs. Robert T. Comey Jr. of Scotch Plains, Mrs- John B. Roll Conference Delegates Jr. of Mountainside, Mrs. Pressly Troth Is Told Four members of the Plainfieid H. McCancc Jr. arid Mrs. Curtis R. Mr. and Mrs. Jolm J. Grzybowski Junior League are delegates lliis Troeger, both of Wostfield. of Railway announce the betrothal of their daughter, Mai-garet Susan, to James Brian Meade, son of Mr. FREE GIFT OFFER and Mrs, Frank J. Meade of Clark. Hen House captures the Holiday Spirit The1 bride elect is a secretary with the Westfield Board of Real- WITH ANY INCOMING ORDER OF $2.00 OR MORE OF ^ tors, Inc. She is a graduate of >:• v -• Mother Soton Regional Hitfh School. - •', .. •/-. - Mr. Mcadc attended the College SHIRT LAUNDRY of Santa Fe (N.MJ. He is with the DRY CLEANING f- planning and scheduling department of Iiiterchcmical Coa-p. of Newark. YOUR CHOICE OF A 10-OZ. OR 6-OZ. Wellesley Benefit RAINBOW IRIDESCENT ff- House Tour Is

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• '•;>.: of the Wellesley College benefit house tour, Dec. 5-B, are the Hon. Peter H. M. Frelinghuysen and Sen. The ultimate in high fashion design! and Mrs. Harrison Williams. Mrs. E. A. Horberich of Westfield is president of the N. J. Welles!«y Make a complete set of each size! Club which is sponsoring the tour

-*:, and Mrs. George C. White Jr., of Montclair is chairman of the- bene- fit. Tickets may he obtained from AT BLUE RIBBON ... We are determined Mrs. Bernard Hellring. (J5 Harding 1 Dr., South Orange. Hostesses in- clude; Mis. Walter S. Hayward Jr., TO OFFER YOU THE FINEST QUALITY AND SERVICE and Mrs. Robert Stuhler of West- field and Mrs. Nathan Trynin of Mountainside. AT THE MOST REASONABLE PRICES... Mrs. C. Kussell MacGregor of , -••9- Mendham and a group from the s--. Somerset Hills Garden Club, will decorate her Georgian home. The home of Mr. and Mrs. S. M. Amerie of Bernardsville, which was design- MEN'S SUITS $1.49 SLIP COVERS ed by Frank Lloyd Wright, will be each decorated by two local artists. PILLOWS 49c up while brightened by a fantasy A committee of five Wellesley PLAIN ! PIECE graduates will decorate three houses each of colors, softened by the most delicious of woolens, con- in tlie Menham-Bernardsville area. CHAIR $1.19 up tinues to rest strongly on firm distinguished tailoring. Each The uambrel-roofed homo of Mr. DRESS $1.49 each and Mrs. K. F. Heudrio. in Mend- $1.59 up line, each seam, has the inevitability of fine architecture, ham, built around 11(18, will be ARMCHAIR decorated for a Victorian Christmas. the strength of good sense. Sizes 6 to 16. fa Colonial Williamsburg will be the pattern for the simple greens and TROUSERS VERY LARGE Suits $46 to $60, Coats $60 to holly decorations In the pre-Rcvolu- each lionary field-stone house owned by PIECES $1.99 up Mr. and Mrs. Harry Schorwpn. A SLACKS each children^' Christmas will be the Where you'll theme in the home of Mr. Fred $1.29 Hoffman in Bcrnardsvillc. PLAIN SKIRTS BLANKTS, single find the Among the other interesting homes to be shown in other areas LIGHTWEIGHT great collections are a [ire-Revolutionary farmhouse DRAPES authentically furnished in every de- UNUNED$2.19pr. up LINED $2.69 pr. up tail; a home with French styles in SWEATERS the living room and dining room 108 QUIMBY STREET in Colonial Westfield and a "penny arcade" decor in the game room; also a duplex pent- FLAT WORK SERVICE Shop every night 'HI 9 ... 'tif Christmas house apartment with a view of New MEN'S BUSINESS York. SHIRTS — 27c ea. SHEETS—28c ea. SINGLE SHIRT 30c PILLOW CASES—15c ea. O/ernite Service Available SHIRTS ON HANGER 33c ea. (More Than One) Except Fri. for Sat. Beautifully Laundered and Finished

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... A Shop Dovotod Exclusive!/ to the Fitting of Children's Shoos . . . (IflNOl CHAflGF 17JELMST. 233-7172 WESTFIELD Open Monday Evening Doctors Prescriptions Expertly Plllod 100 NORTH AVE Open 7:30 A.M. to 6 P,M, GARWOOD Page 8 THE WESTFIELD (JU.) LEADER, THURSDAY, NOVEMBER 30, 1967 rt cate bridge group in her home, 3 Singles Cocktail Dance Prospective Bride ]. 2—Overlook Follies, Summit High Dorset liiil Rd. Thrift Shop Sale School, 8:30. Newcomers The afternoon novice bridge group The Catholic Alumni Club of North STORKCORFER COMING EVENTS S—Assembly BaH, Pkunfield Coun- moet. tomorrow in the home of Jtrsey will jK)]da cf ^ shado;viavn Df is a Overtook Hospital. Thy baby has twld Thrift Shop, 122 Elmer St. Hill ltd., will be hosts to Group 1 shop chairman, announced Tuesday to visit Tlic Drake House. Members dance chairman. a I1 tho monthly Westfteld Service brother James 7—Hako and Hoe Garden Club will first assemble for coffee at thewil.h Mr. and Mrs. John Hinson League meeting. The sale wili fea- vVf-.4i'iiiid Culun.ial Chorus, So- workshop, VWCA. 1 p.m. of Mrs. 0. W. Olsen, 721 of 917 Prospect St., as hosts to the -Mr. and Mrs. Donald C. Tui!v vi Benefit Proceeds Told ture dolls, many of which were ciety for- tho PiVM-miiion ci Mountain Avo., al 9: IB a.m. second group. ['."iziibrUi became tho parent of Tarty, {'iiuri. Trinity dressed by Service League mem- Kiicoura^oiHeiU of The evening sewing group will Tho couples got-togciher commil- Approximately $300 was raised foi' their first child, a dauyhkr, Tj-aci.iy 37. CDA, Squad Building, bers, and a whole room full of toys, Quarlcv SiJXgJJ^ in u, moot tonight at I he homo of Mrs. lec will hold a meeting Tuesday in charily by the Junior Woman's Marie, Nov. 21 at Si. Kluabc'.hV 7:30 p.m. games and Christmas decor, A won- Westfield HigSi Scluwl, 8:30 p.m. Alex Ley a, 52 Tumaqui's Way, at the home of Mis. Richard Ibria, Club of We&ifield at its November derful selection of holiday party Hospiial. Tracey's arrival has inudo 8:30. 25 Woodb-rook Cir., at «:30 p.mfashio. n show and luncheon a( Giro's. clothes and many items of cvvelry g rand par o»U of Mr. and Mrs. JJUIK'S Mrs. Walter Schwenk will be Mrs. llaria's co-hostess will be Mrs.Proceeds will go to charities sup- F. Jtyan Jr. o/ 1320 Pxvspect St. Thomas Halluda. ported by Uie club. and bric-a-brac will also be in- hostess today at 12:30 to the dupli- cluded. Proceeds will all go towards Mrs. TulJy is the foi-mer Patricia the league's contributions to local Ryan. « chanties. The Mid-Winter Bail will take Monday Night Duplicate Winners place Saturday, Dec. 16 at Expecting? Plainfield Maternities — •+ * ' .H < Lake Country Club. Mrs. Phillip The winners of the recent dupli- IS FAMILY SHOPPING NIGHT Brown, dance chairman, said that cate bridge1 game, sponsored by DORIS DIAN'NE MUTWKLL IN Has Everything Under One Roof cocktail parlies will precede the Men's Club of Temple Emauu-El, party at the homes of Mrs. Robert were: First, Ida Garfield and Thel- P, Davies, Mrs, Robert E. List, and John Irving Jr. nia Krairier; second, Mr. and Mrs. WESTFIEID To See You Through This Thrilling Event Mrs. A. William Heinz. Assisting Pedro Salom; thiixj, Shirley Fein- them will be Mrs. John Wallace, berg and Mildred Mytelka. MOST STORES OPEN 'TIL Mrs. X D. Stanley Johnson and Is Fiance Mrs. Robert C. Sargent. The next game, a club champion- Mr. and Mrs. James .1. NutwHI ship, is scheduled for 8:15 p.m., Be Your Prettiest at Christmas Following 'the business mceiinfi, of Fairfax, Va., have announced Hie Doc. 12. a delightful and timely program engagement of their daughter, Doris was given by member, Mary Sar- Dianne, to John Stiles Irving Jr., (PARK FREE IN WESTFIELD AFTER 6 P.M.) geant, co-author with her sister, Symphony For Young Kay Corinth, of the book, "All About sun of Mr. and Mrs. Irving of Scotch Plains. A January wedding is plan- Entertaining." The Plainfiold Symphony Society Dresden Has More Of Everything Nice SEE OUR LOVELY COCKTAIL ned. The meeting was held at the home The bride-to-be was graduated under tho direction of ."rose Serobrier To Beautify Your Home of Mrs. John Wallace. Assisting her from Dunbarton College, Washing- will presenl a Family Concert Hour AND EVENING DRESSES were Mesdames Johnson, Richard ton, D.C. She is a research bio- Sunday afternoon at 4 p.m. in tJu> E. Jordan, Hazcn L. Short and diernist at Ihe National Institutes of Plainfield High School. The pro- DRESDEN Curtain Shop gram, a French-Ai no ricun Music James Weseoat. Health and in February will be a 9 Elm St., Near North Ave. candidate for her Ph.D. degree in Festival, is sot up particularly to in- biology as a University Fellow at terest young people. Skirts Slacks Tops Georgetown University. Questers To Study Mr. Irving was graduated from Scotch Plains Ilfcli School and Open Sunday & Everyday Dresses Lingerie Sweaters Satsuma Ware Brown University. He received his J-D. and LL.M. degrees from Mrs. John II. Looming will be Georgetown Law Center; and is for that, very Sizes 6 to 44 guest speaker Monday at the month- presently an attorney-advisor to Member Zagnria of Ihe Nalional ly meeting of The Colonial Westfield special someone... Labor Relations Hoard in Washing- J- Chapter of The Questers. The group ton, D.C. will meet at f>:30 in the home of fleminffton furs THE Mrs. William B. Retlig, 990 Wood- Newcomers Skit mere Dr. PLAINFIELD MATERNITIES Mrs, Leeming is well known Has Yule Theme 38 SOMERSET STREET 755-6474 PLAINFIELD throughout the area for hor talks on a variety of subjects. She will An original skit enlillod, "Home Opposite Tepper's Side Entrance speak on the Satsuma Ware of Jap-For the Holidnys," will [x> tho pro- Hours 9:00 to 5:30 Thursday 9:30 to 9:00 an and will display pieces from her gram when tho Newcomers Club SHflNDKHARCSj own collection. Members are invited Closed Wednesday mods Wednesday /or its monthly £ to bring examples of Salsuma lo luncheon at 12:^0 in (he YWCA, 'Die add Lo the display. show was written by the music and drama group's script commit Leo members Mesdames Kobcrl Clarke, chairman; Howard Eby, Orlo Krom- berg, Hielnird Ilyncs, John Nerrys and Robert Thuin. Mrs. J. II. HitnKm Jr., ond Mrs. Rogert Butler arc the accompanists for tho show. Tho danco coordinator is Mrs. John Hidiards with proper- ties being token cait! o( by Mr.s. Thomas Unlloda, coslumus by Mrs. John Nerrcs, stnge decor.itions by THIS Mrs. Cory Dnlcn, and liglnin^ by Mrs. Robert Stnmlfnsl. Mrs. Roger Toussiiint tlcsi' ncd (he cover for the profirum. Mis. Ronald Longnuckor who is the SET cliairman of the Mroup and is direct- ing the program points out Ihot other membor.s working lu'liind the scenes arc Mrs. Urucc Ilt'inor and Mrs. Raymond Kcrsletter. Two juimbers will be done by the dancers, first ;is dolls and then as children. The dancers lire Mrs- dames Frank Blnnko, Cory Da leu, BEAUTIFUL Hemer, Richards, Stamlfnst, and Hugh Tribble. The singing chorus will do n variety of numbers with solos by Mrs. Palen who will sing SWEDISH "Bli'ss This House," Mrs. Eby, "Silver Bells" and Mrs. llynes a m selection of spirituals. A duet will be sung by Mrs. Standfast and Mrs. Edward Jul/i. Mrs. NeiTes will do SNACK TRAYS "Santa Baby." Mrs, Peter Vontrolla will sing "O Holy Night." As well as (lie soloists named, the .singing chorus consists of Mesdames Frank Cassis, Ucillndo, liobert the gift Harbor, Homer, Ker^tetlor, L. K. Law. Lominecker, Bwvy I.uiKi, shell love most Toussninl, Tribble, and Willinin Rilzol. Mrs. Thomas Fteliw;»ld .'Hid and love you for.,. Mrs. William rriest have speaking parts in \Uv .^kil. YOU JOIN The music1 :nul drum,-i |,fro»i> has boon rcqucsiod to Kivo tin*- show

Tuesday nl HimtK-ls Hospital, lo :riK*M—nnu. __ Tho Friendship Club ;U tin- VWCA OUR 196 RISTMAS CLUB Dec. I), and to I ho minisleniim mooting of Westfield Dt'c, l-">. at tin: VWCA. Christmas 1968 can be brighter when you have extra cash for all the trimmings. You will never miss the amount saved each week and will soon CDA Christmas Part/ discover the advantages of regular savings. Select the convenient class to Is Scheduled The Patholic D.iuvliln-.-; nf Cmirl fit your budget . . . then stop in either office, open your account and pick Trinily will hold I heir ('hrislmHS | parly Tlnir;;(l;iy. l)tir. V al 7:30 p.m. up your gift in flu* Ke.smo Squ.nl huildini:. ,Sjir SI. r\ bnl'fct supprr will lie M?rv YOU DEPOSIT YOU RECEIVE In koopin^ wjlli tlu» .';pii-il of Christ- m;is, \hvvv will 1>(J a ,^il( cxcliango $ .50 a week for 50 weeks $ 25.00 and a fonliibuiion i<> Ihe Madonna Phin I*nye1le. Ciioirmnn is Alberta 1.00 a week for 50 weeks , . . • 50.00 Tmvnseml. 2.00 a week for 50 weeks 100.00 5.00 a week for 50 weoks 250.00 WHO WILL IT BE IN '68? 10.00 a week for 50 weeks - • . , . 500.00 At Flemington you'll find Paid For By Republican Citizens Committee the largest selection of fine quality furs to be found... anywhere!

WEDDING RECEPTIONS SHOWROOM HOURS: SOCIAL FUNCTIONS Sunday & Everyday to 6 p.m. ANK PIANO RECITALS WESTFIELD MOUNTAINSIDE MEETINGS Wednesday & Friday Evenings to 10 p.rru F Woman's Club fleminffton fur company 316 S. EUCLID AVE. No. 8 Spring Street, Flomington, Now Jersey Member of Federal Reserve »Sy.i;Unn » Member l'V(U:rnl Deposit Insurance Corporation 233-7160 232-8339 ONE OF THE WOlUJrs LARGEST SPECIALISTS IN FINE FVnS Tim VVESTFIELD (N.J.) LEADER, THUKSDAY, NOVEMBER 30, 3%7 Section 3—Page 1 Social And Club News of the Week in the Westfield Area

Creative Crafts Area Parents Attend N, J. Flower Show Yule Decorations To Rtingini g Bells New Rochslie Alumnae Week Needed For Capping Ceremony Be Art Group Topic n Area To Attend Exhibit Set At To Have Outdoor .Am ong the merry sights and | Address Change Mrs. Waller C. Clemens and Mr. .sounds of Christinas, nono is m•""! Wine-Tasting Party and Mrs. K. McGlynn participated Tomorrow Night vivr than tl^e ringing oi' In-Us. One week's notice Is requested Temple Here i»i u pjnvnls weekend at Georgetown Living As Theme ' of New KuriiiMk- alumnae j of readers of the "Leader*1 who Scotch Plains — Unusual, hand- Kino e;srliosL lime*, the peaL_.tJ, University in Washington, IXC. I I" A ' in me vwsifieKi area and' Tht? ot Ix-iLs lias announced impurtunt | ;, are changing their addresses. Creative Crafts, 3%7, an exhibi-1 >' ^nded the ceremony of "The made ('hrfciinas decoration;* and your gcjrdeti with ovtnts, boih liappy and sad. The their quests will participate in a j Address lists are myje up one lion oi work by contemporary pro- j tfh'^ing oJ the (.« i.s tho i will bo the yuhjed of tiio for Oulriuor Livm^" g ! firtt u^e oi bells to French wmo-iaMing party, and at craftsmen, will be held at j their dau«hl»rs. Miss oi the Scotch ! wet'k in advanct-, and while U Is invitation foxing extruded to every Plains-Fanwood Ails Association (o- !;U l ™"-siiiP tduk it's believed. ihe same [jme learn ahout one of Clamcris and Miss Mary httvn Mc- Now Jersey gardiMiw who will at- at :hat nation's finest arts and plea pu>sitile at the hist minute to Temple Kiiiatiu-Kl. 756 K. Broad morrow night at 8 o'clock in tho Christmas in Italy, about 40U St. The show will be open to the Glynn received their nurse's caps. tend the l'.-tiB .New Jersey Flower sun*, tomorrow at H:30 p.m.. at. tho send an extra paper to a new C.'uinnuiniiy room of (lie FirM Na- home of Mrs. \\\ Robert Sim-lair, public Dec. II, 12 and 13, from 12:30 Miss Clemens and Miss McGlynn and Garden Show. The stale's lurg- Tradition onco held lhat Christ address, it is not possible to pre- tional Bank of SeuU-h Pbin.s. 22 Manor Mill «d., Summit. to 4 p.m., and 7 to 10 p.m. are sophomores at Georgetown Un- tsr annual flower and i*Mde.n ex- born exactly at midnight. In vem tfie already addressed iversity and ars candidates for both The exhibit will feature a unique hil>ition will be held from Friday, j Members of Hie organization will, medieval Britain, church bolls toll- Mel Sherwin, Now Jersey repre- paper from going to (he old ad- R.N. and B.S. degrees. selection of ceramics, jewelry, March 22, through Thursday, March construct and display the unique ed sadly during tliu hour before sentative from Barton and (.JUIMRT, dress without the week's notice. wood, glass, sculpture, textiles, Miss Clemens is the daughter of i 28, 1U08 at llw National Guard Ann- of beautifying ilieir homos midniglu on Christmas Kvc. On the wine importer©, will provide the in- The "Leader" will ue happy to batiks, and .silver. Many gift items the late Mr. Waiter C. ory, Morriytawn. and their packages. Included will be stroke of 12, a joyous pealing an- for mat ion on Kr;NK'L''s j.'re-;ilosl ex- forward papers without extra are available. There will be sched- Included among the inany exhibits decorated slyrofoam balls usinjj nounced the Miracle of Christmas. port. Members and will be charge anywhere in the United uled demonstrations by exhibitors will be model gardens of every vari- lace, velvet, secjuins. etc.; Today, church-spire bells and B'nai B'rith Women greeted hy Mrs. Wallt'r S. Hunt of Slates for tlio.se subscribers who of their crafts. ety, a prolusion of unusual flower sleiyhs, doll cribs, etc., made from carillons ring out the glad tidings 735 Ilanford PI. As in past year.-., arrangement displays, lawn care are planning; to he away for tem- A gala preview party will be at- To Hear Lipson wallpajx^r, brisLol board and other of Christmas. Christinas gifts will he col lee ted for and preparation clinics aoid repre- porary periods. tended on Sunday evening, Decem- ordinary nuiturials; packaging and St. Hose's Home for the Aged, IJ'nai B'rith Women, Northern VIKGINIA TOENES sentative exhibits from many com- ber 10, by participating craftsmen wrapping usina unusual niateriols: Newark, by a committee under (he New Jersey Council, will meet on mercial firms such as nurseries, and patrons who have donated $10 made from ca'rdlx>ard, lace Mond.ny, at 8 p.m., at the Coronet seed and chemical .suppliers, florists Clara Louise Shop chairmanship of Mrs. Alan J. Mac- State Club, Mrs. Joseph F. Wodjen- per couple. Soprano To Sing imd iKipor, and many other diffrront in Irvington. Guest speaker for the and other related gardening fields. NaugliLen, 114 Park Avo., Verona. slii of 221)7 Klhaboth Ave., Scotch evening will bo Robert Lipson, dis- ideas. To Present Award Among the local craftsmen who I. K. Cltrislenscii, president of tlio The meeting will he presided over I Ma ins. will exhibit (heir work are Barbara trict 3 insurance director. His topic As Soloist With A Christmas parly will follow (lie At "Miss" Pageant by the i>resident of the Garden will be "The New Cash Income Plan Now Jersey Flower and Garden Stanger of Summit, who crafts deli- Show, says, "We will be loaded program. Hostesses for the evening fop Housewives and Career Women" The Clara Louise shop of West- cate pieces of jewelry, and Kay Orchestra Wed. with marvelous new ideas and pro-will be Mrs. Clark and Mrs. William sponsored by B'nai B'rith. field will this year present an award Weiner of Mountainside, who works ducts to make the gardener's life Mars. in glass. Anabelle Argand, who is Mrs. Leo Grossman, of Colonia, to Miss Congeniality at the Western Virginia Toenos of 10:12 Harding easier and more enjoyable. Outdoor known for her exquisite needlework, is council president and Mrs. Morris Union County Junior Miss Pageant St., will be soprano soloist with the living is a way of life fur many will exhibit wall-hangings of biblical Cooper, of Westfield, is council in- to be held Saturday, at the Cran- Announcing the Elizabeth Civic Orchestra on Wed-JcM'soyan-s and we are hopuful our themes and will lecture during the surance chairman. Burning the Log ford lli^h School at 8 p.m. show. nesday at ii p.m., at Jefferson High show will lead to even more plea- School in Elizabeth. Herman Top-lun- sure and beauty." This award, given to one of Sponsored hy the Sisterhood of To Address Students sky will direct the orchestra. Among the many exhibitors will From a miraculous Star to a tiny twelve high school senior girls from premiere Temple I5mami-Ii!l, the cochairmen he the four major associations who candle, gloaming lights have east a Westfield, Cranford, Scotch Plains, The program will include: "Parto, over holiday festivities for cen- are Mrs. Sanford Reiss and Mrs. Miss Kny Vnl Troboc. admis- Parto" from Mozart's "Clemeirza co-sponsor of the show; New Jersey Mountainside and llorkeley Heights, turics. Harris Gutmachcr. Members of the sions counselor at. National College di Tito" (clarinet ohli&ito played by State Florists Association, New will be presented by the buyer and demonstration of committee include: Mesdames Sey- of Education, Kvanston - VVilmettc, George Toenes); Micaela's Aria, Jersey Association of Nurserymen, Pognn sun-worshippers lit candles fashion illustrator for the Clara mour Kntegor, Harold Weiss, Irvinji 111., will be at Wostfleld Ilitfh School "Je dis querien ne m'epouvante" New Jersey Plant and Flower and kindled fires al winter festivals Louise Shop, Mrs. June Coles who Sedwin, Harold I3ernstein, Moil in Tuesday at !) a.m. to taJk with stu- from "Cannon;" and "Alloluja" Growers' Association ami North to help the returning sun gain also choreographed the Pageant. Victor, Sanford Bermnn, Jerry dents interested in attending Nation- from MozurL's motet "Exsultate Jersey Metropolitan Nurserymen's strength. Krupnick, Harold Simon, Jack Kind- al College, oldest private college for .Jubiliilo." Association. Traditional for both lijjht and See the amazing Seeborg Stereo Home nor, and Gerald Lebau. elementary school teachers. An outstanding church and ora- Both Rutgers University and tin; warmth is the blazinu Yule log. Like "Packaging" Program Music Center store and play 50 LP's New Jersey Department of Agricul- all "Christmas lifihf.s," it has both torio soloist and rceitalist, .she 1ms Hi's. Robert Gurry is in charge of ot the touch of a dial! It's here now! sung with such groups as The Rich- lure, chief consultants for tlio show. a religious and a festive significance a program of the crafts department mond Choral Society of State Island, will be well represented. Included in holiday lore. of the Woman's Club-of Westfiold, EQURC The most convenient way to UobLTt Shaw's Collegiate, Chorale among the many women's groups Ueuatise legend says that the (also under Koussevitsky and Tos-who will bo represented are the Inc., which meets Wednesday at 9:30 Christ Child w;is washed and dress- buy Christmas Cards canini), Tho Church of Ihe Kosiir- Garden Club of New Jersey, N. J. a.m. in the clubhouse. Mrs. Gurry ed beside an ash wood fire, the reeliou in New York, the Columbia Chapter of Ikebana and the N. J. will teach tho members "Fancy people of early England always had HALLMARK - NORCROSS University Teachers' College Town Federation of Woman's Clubs. Packaging" for Christmas. Mr.s. D. Yule lo^s of ash wood. Ash had a Hall Concorl. and with soloists such \V. CaUhvoil and Mr.s. Charles Mac- practical aspect, too, becau.se il was BARKER - CALIFORNIA ARTISTS as Lillian Chookasian and Harold ay are hostesses for the day. the only green wood which would Ilaugh. Weidner To Sing burn. In recital, she -was sponsored by Assembly Dance Rio. WW75S SOLID PACKS AND the Suburban Symphony at Union In Oratorio The Yule lotf of England and con- tinental Europe was often believed Junior College, and also performed Frederick Weidner will sing the The annual Christmas Dance of on the same program with Thomas to havo mystical puwi'rs to protect The Finest in Recording and BOXED ASSORTMENTS titUi role in a performance of Han- the home. To the Wesilield Assembly will be held Riclmer in a Plainfield Music Club this protection. on Saturday evening at the Plain- Playback Equipment del's "Jiukis Maccabacus" by the the Yule log had to he kept hiirniuj; Scholarship program. She perform- Oratorio Society of Now Jersey on fielri Country Club. Music will he by ed in the first Opera Theatre pro- all through the 12 '21\ E. IJroad 232-0483 t might voice* for four years at Klon City, began liis career us a boy days. St. are servin" us co-chairmen. College, North Carolina, and part- soprano. He continued his studies time at Greensboro College. at Bowdoin College and (rained in • Slio is active in •Ihe National As- New York under Metropolitan Opera sociation of Teachers of Singing as tenor Paul Alt house. Weidner was well as boing an adjudicator, and soloist at the Little Church Around an active member of the Musical the Corner and nt Temple Kmanu- Club of Westfield. She is a member El. In 1933 lie won a FulbrifcM of tlio Suburban Symphony Board, Scholarship for study in Germany, a worker in the Community Con- and 195-1 became first lyric tenor at the Pfalzthc^tei* Opera in Kaiser- Tradition Since certs, and is soprano soloist at Trin- ity Episcopal Church in Elizabeth. slautern. There ho sixivj. over 350 performances as well as appear- ances in concert :nul oratorio. Re- Hallers Back Home luriiiiijl to New Yoi'U in liKiO, Weid- ner assumed tho presidency of the Christmas Flowers and Greens Come in and see our After Two-Week family printing business. lie lias Hawaii Vacation appeared since with tho Brooklyn from DOERRER'S large selection now Li Slit Opera Co. and the Hiue Hill Mr. anil Mrs. II. Kenneth I toiler •M .95 Troupe. He appears regularly in have returned from a two week lieder recitals at Bowdoin and has r to 7 vacation in Hawaii. Their son U. been soloist with the Canterbury Kenneth M. Hallcr took leave and Choral Society, the University Glee t ogi't her t hey t cured Oaliu. LI. Club, and tlie ('lunch of the Heaven- CHRISTMAS CARD II n Her i.s presently acting as Per- ly Host, and is a .specialist in Bar- sonnel Officer and Pay Officer at HEADQUARTERS Schotield Barracks. and classical music. Information concerning this per- ftf 107 QUIMBY STREET The Hallers also visited their formance1 may he obtained by writ- 9 Wreaths Holly fe- WESTFIELD 233-7200 daughter and son-in law, Mr. and ing the Society, P.O. Box 152, Mont- Mr.s. Barry Balmat in Pal AHo, a air. • Assorted Greens Calif. RISTMAs Fcmwood Branch Bank • Centerpieces m••fit* To Have Display Of Artists' Paintings o Door Pieces F;unv(U)(| —• Winter scenes are fea- tured in thr Kanwoud branch of tin1 Roping 3 lMainfirld Trust Stale National Han!; fur (he month of December. Included in the display are oils, tem- po m and jKistel paintings as follows, by members of the Scotch I'lains- Art.s As.snckitiMi. ••[llac in a Mimilo," Mrs. Oljfa "Ari/tma Winler" and :tv "Maine l.nbMer Wharf/' .Mrs. Huth Beautiful Plants Kiilon; ••Madonna." Airs. .Joyce IJun- iH'Is: "After Sclmid," .Mrs. Marion Choice Cut Flowers Ifaib-en; "IViieeful I'late," Mrs. GIVE A WEEKLY FLOWER GIFT! I i.nui^r Ainuhl; "Fra/.i'n in {or tlie Superb Arrangements Winter. Hie V.rid;;e," "Frozen Here is a really tremendous idea Konlii!!' Place." Hoard Arnold, cnul "Kate Winler Afternoon," Mrs. Viv- — a little different — very nice — ian Davis. and so very welcome. We'll make the first delivery Christmas Eve Gift Items in Brass, Pottery, over 10,000 and continue for as many weeks easy ways ft different LONG PLAYING to get the Copper, Iron, Glass, China as you say. RECORDS Zip Codes of ALL AT DISCOUNT PRICES! people • CHILDREN'S RECORDS you • HI-FI AND STEREO RECORDS write to: • GUITARS • DIAMOND NEEDLES When you rrcoive n lottrr, note the Kip in the rdurn • CHRISTMAS SHEET MUSIC AND RECORDS adrlrcfti nml add it to your

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ri ••*- 5 HP! Paula R;i >.. Muriiyn College Women's •fc-i.. fit ow s I lie ime to rrotee£ Your Karen Hun* AlidiVd u \\vj\ iron* Collegians Kuotwo. Bomik Sar^eni. Sustfn Saw- Lv in 10 cA j>ct'ins Shrubs From Winter Injury Yule Program Is on oil Tongue-Twister uk«r of _•* *, t. Steven SUiisiiH. Mii can bo sunn in a variety r Spilner. CynUiiu Slouch. Anne .. ,. ,.. _ . j of v/ay.v in Grew. Britain ami of tlu- witid currents around your Slated Tuesday Nine Westfield residents arc Tna -- the firs! Late November and o;>rly ier. Domia Vandynl>erg, N On the iirst clay oi (.'haslmas. i;]li(,,,j ^.,Ur. ;• house- and pruted those plants which <: 3i)7 New Jersey bU period show a Total of 213 a- (tftvI1 her is the time to iw^in proteciinf: Van Levvei), Deboroli Wallace. Da- my true love a-Jitto me a partridge | gamc Mmg in wl.k.h uiv. in danger of whipping winds. iliLs fail u* the Utiivei'siiy at WwlMi'id ilvj.n School on the lion- n a pcur ee i trws, shrults and foundation plants 1 vid Wnrd. Michael Weiss. Bruce ' i follow inji a ii.-adi-'r in n pet)lu>i)>. of Denver. They art. : i)avid Bk-kei or or disringui>;ic<} honor a against whiter injury. Newly planted deciduous trees, es- Ri^gs" will echo throLIghoul the Se- an. Juines Wescou*, So begins "The Twelve Days of | u>l ixiv a forfeit it he misses a of G Ti:oj»;as Cl., Bruc;: Blackmoro lists. To be c-iir-oli^'d in the m Low-growinu yi/ws. Irish juniper pfcifcliy ihose with fhin bark, alM) nior liiifM School cafeteria Tuesday Wilbeck. Jill Wiilkt!. Coramut: Zirn- iC'lu-irfinas." a traditional and fjvor- | line. tiin.^ the- de.sc-nplion^ uf of 7:"j(i Nonnan PI, Holier! Clark of honor ^ a ttudent and pyramidal arlwmf.'it* should be should haw their trunks and Jar^er evenings at the annual Ciiristrnus ite song o! \hv holiday season. j mnuih-tier.yin- 401 N. C'healnut. Martin Eic-offiw of obiain a prade of "A" in all his ma- tuni IU(> to proven! tm;w and uv from limbs wrapped to prevunt dehydra- program of the College Woman's ballad icJls the story of the yifts a toimue twicers! 34 G;iilow;ii\ James Powers? uf 13jor academic subjects and no grade niulaling iji.side and flattening tion and sun staid. Club of Weslfkld. Featured on the I lo\-er sends to Jiis lady on each of or bonding brandies out of .shape musical program will be the Chau- Oneida Dr., Tiiomas Ramsbergcr below "!)"' in any minor subject. To the 12 days from Christmas to Epiph- A hoiu-y tu'ino. i tod loosely around sonetles of West-field, a woman's Oneida Dr., Thomas Ramseberger be enrolled in ^roup, i\ s Has Dual Role any. s Kohin Yule Greens Set of 322 Temple PL, David Sever of dfnr. must obtain gi-;tdes of "A" or the plants, .six inches U> a foot apart chorus of 30 voices under the direc- The first gift, a partridge in a pear 35 Carol lid., and Jean Wiley of 92">"13" in ail subjects, m^jor or minor. One of the first Chi'isl'nas cards from bottom to top is best. Androm- Festivity Scene tion of Mrs. Until Lutz. vSince ancient times, the doll has tt'oo. may have bcv»n iiLspired by an Irving Ave. DIS1INGUISHE1J HONOK KOLL ever published, a small uwo by eda, rbododondruj], laurel and azal- The diorus. formed in 1948 by played a dual role, as toy and asold drinking song, "A Pie sat on a From the welcoming wreath on * * * Senior. .Jeffrey Kahn: Junior, Julie three-and-a-half incli^si gt'oeiing ea jr.ay )w. similarly protected. the door to the Christmas tree glow- Louise H. Vogt of WcslfU'ld, has religious symbol. Today's cr^ Ftudt-'nls who or child, nt the season of Ilio year France, famed for its fashions, planned a di>Hghlful social hour fol- Also. Katlierine Kin?. Jolm lap and other windbreaks. The early gave -altention to dressing dolls havi e beei n namedA iil from 11 r, nml >l TH, Utihc-rl h west side of a house flian the north- greeted with great excitement. For edge. They supposed it to have Stephens, Chrislophor Tapscolt, Bar- lively, decorated Christmas trco Wrliihi, Thv NIIIO mitt iiixoUntiMl liy AUiM JohtiN of Holier! I', \t-\v- sity, will appear on the national ituui, 1 fir* ern side because the winter sun payment of an admission fee, Colo- panacean virtues in warding off television competition show, *'GE bara Toddie, Nancy Trimble, Nancy found in many homes at this time causes fluctuating temperatures in I ivial women could see the dolls dls- everything from witches to disease. College Bowl," Saturday, Dec. MiVa. n Voohies, Eilene Villa, Susan of year. these exposures and results in a con-; played, and observe t'he newest fash- Each year, about the time Christ- Team members include senior Eliza- Walton, Audrey Warshaw, Jame-s sidable loss of moisture. Tnko note ' ions, in miniat;;ro. There are many legends concern- mas i.s celebrated today, there was beth S. Pratt of Westfield, who isWeidman. Kdwin Wilder, Heather ing tiie origin of Christmas trees. a ceremonial rite in which Druid the alternate. Winoll, Virginia Zobcl, Karen Znek- One belief is that Hie firpl Christ- priests, using a golden sickle, cut 1 * + *• er. mas tret was a palm ln?e brought the mistletoe leaves from the Gerald P. Boyle, son of Mr. and from Kgypl. The 12 parts of the "sacred oak" and distributed them Mrs. Gerald T. Boyle of «S5 Dorian Juniors — Peter I3^rnelt, Marilyn Briekhoni, Toby Berk, Annette Bick- palm wire supposed to represent \*7& amongst the people. Rd., is curruntly enrolled as a soph- el, Patricia Bliss, Victor Honic, the 12 apostles, necordinK to the SAVE The Saxons also valued this plant; omore at Biscayne College, Miami, i m Mary Kalhorinc Byers. edilcr.s of the Encyclopedia Ainecr- y*V& [hey were the first to call it mistle- Fla,, where he is majoring in the ienna. * .<£ Paul Byrne, Joffi'ey Callendor, Sally •yy. f ff toe. To them, mistletoe symbolized field of Humanities. 1 ejoui* Valeric Carlisle, Stuart The use of pint and cedar Vitle •/>'/. V /^. * * * /, -V everlasting peace. /.V- Clianne, Col lorn Cliilds, Margaret I Irw-'s is generally thought to be of ^ y * '. Cadet Norman B. Zimmerman, f * ^ son of Mrs. J. F. Zimmerman of an Ciecnlelln, Cnrol Claro. Debbie Da- i Clornian derivation. The introduction favorite of the over^rcon Christmas troo Uoanoke Rd., escorted Miss Fnye vidson. Robert Farley, Janet Vv.kl- :*•"•-,- Symbolizing Victory 1 f hv lid? Redfern. daughter of Mr. mid Mrs. nian- Marion Kidman. r Ford. culm tu Knglisli-si»e:ikint people Ami} Ciatioi C:iniil!c i, John alter the marriage of Victoria of *HV»~ » •*_ In legend, the laurel and the bayRufus Itedfern of C'amdcn. S.C.. \ - ^ ss STORES hove told the story of victory and through the Riant replica of ihe class ! ««» '»nnn, Carolyn Hanmi. Cath to the German prince. 1 Tni l s Ailteit. -•* V. triumph since the days of ancient :/ * ring at the Ring Hop which was oner™ ' . ;; * U™\w '?&N ' Greece. of iho nuiny events scheduled at the , Steven Kir^Iienluiuni, David Ivy was Ihe convivial green of Kurt or. * vc^ Citadel, Charleston, S.C.. Parents' ; pK» *»?fv **v N" xll iSM** pagan holidays, and was supposed Day Weekend recently. A!;?[>. Jchn Lai*nor, Thomas Ixnvis, w »D" CELL "^ .Vi to express the joyousness of 13ac- * * * IClisf;i Lipcon. Patricia Lolt, Rndiol New Jersey Bel! ^N fo' * clius. The yew and the Cyprus sym- David Sober of 3fi Carol Rd., a sin- Mrtidme-iit. Jane Maltor, William JIT FLASHLIGHT BATTERY bolize- eternal life. dent nt the University of Denver, Manson, Valerie Medor, Nancy Mor- HtAVYOUTf Heavy duty, l'/ V. has been tapped for membership in Ix'dv, MargiHM'itc: Morris, Jay New- 2 a •Ts. Ro?. 15c Ga. Long lifo; loalcproof. Tau Kpsilon Phi fraternity man, Susan Pony, Keith PokTson, 1 It will pay fo buy at the University. William Phillips. (Ilenn Rcilci , Vic- U D SPECIAL * + * tor Itisch, Carol Hohbins, Jill Rol>- bxtras at this price Carol Jenn Armstrong, a membe 't-'Hielinc Shi'|)anl, Hftiry 5 for —shelf life over one of the soplinmorc1 class at Uicluird Snii'h, Hiehard year. College in Washington, D.C., hnSnuf.'ierns , Andrew Sloller, Stephen been eluded a member of Delta Kp- TMITV, Virginia Todilie, Stephen silon sorority at the college. She isTurk. Cheryl Dlhrtch, Scot! Welt'.-r- 15-LIGHT he daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Ilalph hall. Kveiyn Wliiinmro. HELP STAM POUT ^ *- M. Armstrong of fili) Carleton Rd. Sopliomon\s — Phyllis An tire, Ken- INDOOR SET * * * nel h Ci. Andnrson, Nancy I'nrne.s. STRANGERS Three Westfield youths are mem- Joyc? P'Miehner. Sarr'i I'ellmnn. None are quite so alone as SPECIAL bens of the freslmifm class v.t Penn- Jainio, Hisrlwvff. IJonne IJrower. the stranger in town, or the sylvnnia Stale University. They are Aimee Hroun, Rcverly (.';:nipbell. newcomers to the neighbor- C-7I/2 Ceramic coated colored Clmrle.s H. Mammon of SO*) K. IJro-nd (Connie Carlisle, Jncuh Clincko, Vir- hood. lamps with Spring clip 5afo-T- li: St., Harry N. Parkiiwcn of 22 S. |»ini;H'hl:in, Donna Clevolnml. Nancy Remember your last move Sockcts, Unbreakable plug and Wick can Dr.. and Francis Whilaker Colwell, Susan Crane. Vidnrin f'ross. ...how you felt as the moving van pulled away ... how you add-on conhoctor, Pre-testod. of 527 Bradford Ave. Rruco Donn, I)on:i!d Dvnrin, Wnuly more than half wished you'd IC!comt\ JtuiniK* Kilicicllo, Halpli never come? l Foushoe, *I;inu s (l Spare your new neighbors Little Folk !iin. <.!lnv Ikiaoy, feelings such as these. Let the Welcome Wagon Hostess TWO-SLICE Vov Icclandrr.s. Chri.stin;is V.v^ s Hnwortli. bring greetings and gifts to the holiest nijjht of the halidc.iy rea- make them feel at home. son. Help stamp out strangers. Christmas Kaplnn. Mure Dcboraii Trad i lion .^ays, howevor, that Call Welcome Wagon today T. Vir'.:ini Kuiv. Christ int.* at Special many ye;irs u^o elves, dwarfs mid Toast bread uniformly, to just tho otlie-r little folks pranced and danced Susan IJsimui, Meredith Lujr-r, V>i\m\ Mrs. Mariana Caldwell right golden texture. Crumb tray; about the streets on the night before 322-6452 precision thermostat; sculfpured Christmas. Loiisdole. Also, Phyllis Lucktnnnn, Carol Mrs. Anne Shuman end panels in blacfe and gold. MneCannociiio, Thomns 232-1234 re else E I-aurie M;ilcolm, MnHhow Hohorl Mi'lz, Hdhwl MilchHI. nndor( Mnlivintis, Cliristiru^ a- WRAP YOUR GIFTS WITH PRIDE uy me mat, David .MtKiro. N.'utcy Niijork, Ncrly, vSusau Nrl^on, Marc PAPER SEXTET Special, T, Ar.ri Pvi vv^an, Si.:o!t itr for Peterson, Janet Phillips, Simon I'ot- 6 roils of marry designs, each roll 26" x T, AT total. i c v- v fti FOIL SEXTET Special 6 rolls oi fostivo prinfed foil, sr 26" x 30", 15* total.

An unusual selection of Soo cur large selection. They unite wonderful yifts, loo. Indi- f t- Blscka Backer ITS': materials for those who 1\ vidually boxed, ready for mail- VU" CiRGULAK like to be original in their Follow in iho wake of Captain y inn- Cook. N(*w Zealond, Australia, am[ Stoef Cnso decorations. from $1.3? to $15.95 Now Guinea end tin? Solomons, Sea A^aori war dances, Explore Special 89 l •a* Now Guinea villages and attend THE REAL FA5TBACK unique courl i n 9 curamonios. i Ap^rovL-ci for 7'/^ ond r FIREPLACE WOOD — 8 Sticks $100 Cruise? tin? Yci^av^a ! Jus lo Fiji, STANDARD EQUIPMENT: 61/,H blddcs. I HP, 9 An uncommen nc!venture - 34 Herrtftr ond Defroster tirnps Cuts 2" lumbor It in. r * vyr loither Covered Racing Steering Wheel Indopondeni Suspension Disc Brakes I TRAVEI.ONG 'IZ'h WBENGH SET I 122 Elm Street Rusf-ProofccI Steel Panelled Coach Work 1 Westfiold, N. J. 07090 Roll-Up Windows AnK-Drcift Vents Pupped Center Armrest Top quality; fc©* Mi Veneorotl Walnut Dash Car ries lifolim* 95 H.P. 6-Cyl. Engine All Synchro 4-Spoed Transmisvion City Adjustable Steering Column $f%r%f\C 00 JOHN K. nc. Rack & Pinion Steering jCyTD 110 SOUTH AVE., WESTFIELD Tachometer bELIVERED 10ADS OF ROOM TO PARK FREE :w AD 2-8717 W A D E UNCOIN-MERCURY

A J riiMON lNi|.|,Alt MAMM IN HMUVTCM ^-'i Open Daily 8-6 Open Sundays !»F<-r«'iir>' |'rlni»f*ih ELM SX ADZ-I50O 122 Elm 5tr«ot# WotHtoM, N. J. 301 SOUTH AVE. WESTFIELD AD 2-6500 233-2300 *THE WESTFIELD (NX) LEADER, THURSDAY, NOVEMBEH 30, 1967 Page 3 LOBBY THE MOST EXCITING WOMEN'S STORE NEW JERSEY NOW OPEN WITH A TREMENDOUS RE-OPENING SALE One of the unusual features of our new women's store, is the beautiful lobby. With its massive wood- burning fireplace and unique furniture, making it the perfect meeting place for you, your friends and family. • . .

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Here you will find ail your sportswear needs, the (former site of the Washington House) unusual in high styling. You will have a hard time choosing from the hundreds of slacks, matching Totally new in concept and geared to the tempo of the times. slacks tops, pant suits, skirts, sweaters, and car Designed to make shopping a truly exhilarating experience. coats many with California labels. <«••. Acres and acres of STORE HOURS: Weekdays 10 A.M. Till 9 P.M. CAREER SHOP FREE PARKING Saturday 10 A.M. Till 6 P.M. SALE OF THE YEAR IN ALL DEPTS. JUST A FEW EXAMPLES IMPORTED ITALIAN FUR TRIMMED NATIONALLY ADVERTISED KNITS COATS REG. 75.00 You must see ihose to believe REG. 139.00 the savings. The labels you'll REG. 40.00-55.00 Fabulous Forstmann fabrics recognize at once. 1 9 styles to $51 Both basic and high styled all trimmed generously with made with beauliful fabrics, choose from in one, two or REG. 50.00 3 This is a department created in the price ranges 2 skinned male Minks or Ca- three piece dresses. Sizes 6 many pile lined. Short to /t and styling especially for the career girl. You'll find nadian Beaver or Natural lo 16. lengths. Nine stylos to choose $31 from. Sizes 6 to 16. a tremendous selection of exciting dresses priced Blue Foxes. Sizes 6 to 18. from $17.98 to $35.

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THE ADJOINING RESTAURANT WILL HAVE ITS COCKTAIL LOUNGE OPEN ED ROOSTER INN WITH THE RESTAURANT TO OPEN SOON Page 4 THE WESTFIFXD fX'.J.) hEADF.R, THURSDAY, NOVEMBER SO, 3 n S. Smarl III joins ! B resp onsi w lit Cun 33 Students Join Medal Awarded Mrs. Armstrong Mchob.bie Na r i -T™ l l l 5' '«. -}Crash Driver Gle.l jl6-'Minut<* Hlurkoul Jttleriutfional Nickel Kiid.s travfi agent relations, district Mottntiiijtskie — V.vno A. i bales force, and passenger reserva- i Area In Health Careei Mrs. L-r Arm.virorig of | In the Photographic Society oi tion service. 6J, of Sii'ninii. was char, Staff Wcstfidd president of the Plain-! Amoriea Nature cor.iest hold in Mii- i ill tlie travel induslry. careless ctrivin» Friday ixtivr a 2n\n- of the olher car Fridiiy \Y\K-I\ K;',lri>ralory of The Jnlornalional in the Pictorial Oval Nature Slide;; Dr Frud jj j^j^uch ooff PI:,inFk-iPI:,inFkid were fweniy-iiine sludonls from Holy Dr Frud uch Wiiiiam M has and i\*e.ent posts in New York I. Snlit. 49, of New a diiinrr-hiKir i>o\vor Jailmv blacked Nickel Co., 'inc., ss a research met- CompetiLioiComptL i sponsoredd recentltly b yi i avvartkxl ht)norable mentions. The Trinity Jli^h School and four from boe- n pa^son.uc-r !;CJVU him an oxioiisivc work-] out Juili of UK- s.oui) iioinos; in MOUII- allurgist in \hu nickel alloys section. Die New Jersey federation oi Um-j |ocal ciub is now in se(:0Ild piat:e Weslfield Jli^h School were (imojvj era Clubs. of Ui« Cunard Liu.». a«-ordiiiy to MI j in« knuwlcd^o oi travel awaits" op-jma wiih "Mornli's (uinside and iwa traffic light-; in | in the P.S.A. Nature Division. Koute 22. the over 200 high .school siudents A native of Wostfiold, Mr. Kmart iit today by C N. Andt.-r- erahoij.s and requirements. lie rej Cunard in 3^4D and in r from three comities who attended received his bachelor of science de- In another conluM,• the lOlh a:i-[ iCdtfard C\ Wilson of Brooklyn, son, president of the lino in *>5- tie 194JI wa: named a<^is(;nit The bloekout, which struek at 4:. i0 the annual Health Careers Ony held nual Restricted Competition or the In recent yeaivs, Mr. MeRo'obie F in chemical engineering from N.V., will present a colorslide . | one of wiio shaped !of their W;ishiryUon. DX\ office. In p.m. and lasted ]ti mamtes, was at- recently at Children's Specialized *'Y *'." Federation, medals were won by HW une oi uiose WHO bnapea on- niversily in 19fi3. He will re- lust rated lecture entitled "Creative Mr. McRobbiLv who formerly J %I was manager of tributed lo a short-circuit in the Pub- 'Hospital. WestJield - Mountainside. Vul° n Noiman La Combe of Scotch Plains ard's new central rescrvatioim sys-! , " Dalla„ s ' ceive his PhD degre in materials and George Bohgdan of Vision" at Wednesday's meeting oi served as passenger sales manager. tern whidi wrvos the ! . Mr. lic Service substation in Globe Ave. Twenty-three of those 33 students Kobl>ie returned to New York as science from Noi-tli western Univer- Vlainfieid. the club at 8 p.m., at the Plainfield line's 4.2IJ0 a^enU SUite Police direcltid traffic at (\\a were among the 133 who signed up sity this year. While at Nortliwest- manager of the cruise depaiiaunit. Lawrence Ave. and New Providence at the seminar for special instruc- Trust State National Bank, Fan- Mr. McRobl>ie .joined Cunards pas- j He U-taine passenger sales ern, he served as a research assis- wood. Mr. Wilson is director of the Kd. intersections in Route 22. tional programs in their specific and-white photography and color senger reservations scctkm in New | earlier this year, the jx>sition ho he tant. In addition, he has been asso- Mr. Smart married the former Cape Ann Photographic School in Id fields of interest offered by the hos- transparencies. He is a member of York in J93d wliere he smud until | prior to his present appointment. in lwrtions of West field ciated with American Smelting and Joyce Martin of Kenilwortii, 111., and Gloucester, Mass., and is widely the Pictorial Photographers ot pital. the outbreak of war. During World Mr. McEobbie resides here wilh Lawrence Ave. , Sprinsfit'ld Ave. Refining Co. as a research metal- they presently reside in Tarry town, known as a lecturer, judge and ex- and K. Broad St.—were also af- Tlie first of the instructional ses- America and an associate of the|War II. lie .spent lliref years in the his wife, Margaj^l, ami two sons, lurgist. N.Y. hibitor both in the field of black- fected. sions, which include working demon- Photographic Society of America. ' U.S. Army where he served in Bur-Stuart, 14, and Bruce. 10. strations in physical therapy, rec- reational therapy, medicine, nurs- ing, laboratory work, social service, speech therapy and medical records, was stated yesterday. The others *P> will be held Dec. G, Dec. 13 and Jan. 17. The sessions run from 8:30 to 11 a.m. and are conducted by the heads of the various departments in tiie hospital which limits iLs in-pa- tient care to children with congeni- tal and other long-term illnesses. Weslficld students participating in the instructional sessions are: cindi Foster, Barbara Paune and Cath- erine Deitt of Weslficld High School, and Patricia Hurley, Maryjanu Mur- phy, Georgcann Borushko, Cathy Nenno, Christine Kaszuba, Susan Me- Sweeney, Elizabeth Urso, Marie Smith, tflena Ozimek, Joanne Nel- son, De-bra Boyle, Nancy Wilson, Geri Fitzgerald, Klle-n Scuff, pat- • v tricia Nagle, Kathy Loomis, Mar- garet Sauueu, Susan Lynoll, Janet Thill and Linda O'Neill of Holy Trin- ity High School. Eleven students from Roo:-;ovoll Junior lli«h School who nlso attend- ed the seminar, have signed up for the instructional sessions. They are: -is Sally Stnub, Brth Downer, Ellen Christie, Lauren Heifer, Jeanne Bus- : sicre, Joan JeUVr.s, Sue H;irfey, Mar- ...... ,.."..':...\,;.:...'L:.-^^;':; garet Smith, Norie t'allahan, Mil- dred Wexltur and Sarah Meier. Exciting decorator lamps Trailside T in every wanted size and style, all with 3-way 'Ski Country-USA' switches, designer-mated shades. Pick a pair and "Ski Country-USA," a color, sound moT i" will be .shown at the. double your savings! Union County Park Commission's Trnilside Nature and Science Cen- ter, in the Wntclnin^ lleservalion Sunday ;it :i p.m. ^<:;£;££iit#:£^^ Tho film, a travclo.mic, tnkcs Ine " avocado ceramic urn, viewer on a ski dip in the we^te. -n 36" crmtotoupo omngo ccramio Contemporary Moss Greon 56"'Marigold agate finish lamp 32 gnhi-nrcontad heitia 29" milk gins* lamp with mulching drum shade pnrt of tho UIUUMI Stales visitih» textured shade glazed pottery tvith textured shade gathered taffeta shade planter front eight mnjor ski ;nc;is near Dcnvei". On Monday, Tuesday, VVediK'sday ami Thursday mi\l wcv^k at 4 p.m. • each tiny, Donald W. Mayer, direc- * ' tor of TiMiJy.id'1, will ccnchict nii'-half

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• '• ': "-* topic seled;.'il for lh:» lour (hiys is _ \' \- 4 • 1 •1 -. - I "TIIL IUmdylu'e." Tin' lectures will » - V. * 1 h be 'illtitlrjiifil wilh color slides and . i --: admission is froe, The Trnilside Naluiv nnd Sei::iei' ^- J-••:•••,., •••• Center U open to tho public each weekday, except Friday, from ;i to 5 p.m., and on Saturdays and Sun- 3 days from 1 lo 5 p.m. Tlie public is invited to visit the Nature Center, view Iho thmisaiuk of indoor exhibits and participate in the scheduled pro- grams. Lamps you'll be proud to own or give as gifts . . . Area Lions Clubs Contemporary, Tradition- al, Provincial and Colonial ntertain Blind styles. All with three-way switches, decorator match- Tlie Wostficld Lions, in coopera- tion willi oilier Union County Lions ing shades. Clubs entertained 00 members of the Union County Association of the •yy Blind at Ihe First Cumjre -\f V Clmrcli last week. Alf IIix, eliair- -J F FH t. 1-4. • man, said tho atlendance was hijih- 36 bronzc'dccttnted lamp in 41" white and gold tall lamp§ Contemporary ceramic 41" distressed oak finish with ly jiratifyin^ to the TUtnd Conmiittei' 3-iyz" Contemporary style. 2G" tote lamp in uixtiquvd porcelain white finish urn*shaped base pottery in bright otivo and he expressed his appreciat ion brass eagle accent Cerulean Uttte pottery baso avocado and black finish to Lions and I heir wives fo

liill KurltTs, ehainnan nl (lie No- ;'ember "Kyes for the Needy" pro- ject reports tliai tlie response him beiMi very j^ood. Wrstfield banks :nv actin.u as rcceivin.'-T stations for ili^- cardod optienl frnnu1.^. lit* ur^ed all to (ML: out old frames and lvrinji them in this wed;. Prc.iiilent A! Weinman anmninectl that the spi/nluT at this weeks nv.n't- inji will l)o Dr. Arthur Slaub, direc- tur of tin1 Children's Specialized Hospital and he expi'ets nttemtancp to be cinsL1 to 100 n»r cent. West- field Lions, have for many year.-;. co-oporalod with the hospital in mnny of its projrets. Big impression designer lamps to brighten up your whole decor; hundreds lo choose from at fabulous savings! Designer shades- to-match. Convenient

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'' nutuml colur rooster base, 40" clus&ic ten caddy bass in brunhod brass fini$Jt caglo, ^ Contemporary ydlow and 30" white alobmter traditional SWITCH TO with hurtttp shads bluo with texturod shad* eranbeiry gtatt font orange textured ceramio bass column, wilh shantumi, shade famp, bronze accents £s$o HEAT1N > Economicnl-clcnh burning '4 Wo deliver nutornntloiJly FUGMANN OIL CO. ttlE AT ALL $ STORES • OPEN « NIGHTS TO 9.-30 232-5272 NO MAIL OR PHONE ORDERS • CONVENIENT TERMS f I I •»-^a~- THE tt'ESTFJELB (SJ.) iEADEH, THURSDAY. NOVEMBER Sft, Page 5 t# 5 1 vViih G^" * ^ifio- he. j i:ht? program will uhw includv sui^- »n,- to Speak t mm IV ©sstcij.* ite Su 'ejinroinoie the firm as section mailer l aand 1 i.Hi;;,s by the s yf i;!ie various ison • Scotch Plaint; ~~ Tae JuG voice f ly oy ir«: Township of" Scotch Plains j who is chairman of the NAAi.T i-a-! _| A If If*6f*tOF I OSt -research and develop-! grades, with spaciat hongs 11 to Scotch Piains CoinafiUiiily CJioir willj fo usi^r UU- Citnsimas Season in jiioivil hoyrd oJ din-f-^^ vis] «nr'»k fcJ"** ~ «-• WE F oll present panumportionss 01oi l-bricM'* ^Mcs- ll.t; asx*. M*yew William Kite* will FrkLiv, Dec. 8 a! » p.m. at Wssh- fkf P 4 1? i"1^^^^ j ax assistant RitD lhe onor i den sirjee Ki?i March. cwi will lake pities in lu be iho ouutandiag SPlaiiiiield. ,-* a .*[' in- Pk»in-! I Born in i^rooKivn. lit as t!te K;j>;h School on Christmas presentation La Scotch field Area brand: ttf the NAACP. Dr. Mars'in M. Fwu o( |A.B. dt-g:toe' in £!h«riMry iit Broti-k-.-. . 01 lhe , , , * - \ ^^ii Junior ]-Iii:h School on Wuslfield Rd., at * p.m. The. pro iifiN. 'The; 19G7 j>i"G^£i>t3lion is; nil- ai U St. p .ti i;utter (lie dircciiwn c4 HK J4l;J» by tJ-»e volunteer choir. id iRcl-nlcDl director, and I with the U.S. An ay in World Was " te a lisi.s. To muki? tile and music 6i';tc\.or. siiigei^ an; acf^iripaniitd by organ, j>iuducl:v by Gfcjierfil j 11, he1 attended Purdue University, G. iki, ol St:rt.th Plains. piano, Irumpets, and tympani. > ,. , , a (sit l>y? s «1. ' r^; v.tid has bten the Aniline & Film Corp., the company | majwiog in organic ohymiitry and of A" iii ail major MibjocU IMK\ a Mr. 3lk*ii] jj3 the Music "earning -his M.S. and i of eta facing of "15" ur bailor in oil Appeating-tlua year as soioist* aj^s Uuloist tit TrinHy Churt-h in Nuw sJ2g£ SCliOOl. . of the Mftssiab CJive Huggins, bass, popular- opera! Vorb City iar Micm years. Dr. Fein will bs J^si>yusil>ie <>. ?i> juulto Uic lio research im<\ tiovelopmeai activities Dr. Feui, who lias 3iad 18 articles Aoifcelieso Sefw«u vf 415 Lin- Us,I. ^ ^nidi.'.nt. must Cliurch in Plmnfiold. The public • slar; Oeorgyn C^etleiJi, soprano. I naohne *.' TroOi of traf¥ cordially invited ta ihn concert. cm far GAV'A D&C Division published in various research Jour- Ave.,progryuU direet^r, said thai. line roll scholarship winner ot1 U Ses- is Ore orgienisl. ynd Tlio;na5 in no admission charge at Eastern, Ts., LlriCten, and Rens- nals and holfis acwrly Awa aatre r-xtvp! i»:si ho. is iillowcnl t»nt» of Ivivervale, is tlu* pianist. are no I'cswved scats, at the Aceademla , N.y. He will olso function domestic and foreign pateiilit, i$ a "B' in y major or one"CC" in a , ,, . „,.,, ... Chigiana in Siena," Italy: Evelyn 7'iie trumpeters . are DomirJcl: as managoi' of research and dfiv-el- of the AinerkAn ChomLcal inor sub.jwt. mid Omir duldi-en are especially T ^.^ f ^^^ who js Pirone o{ Middltyiox and Kobert opnn-uL ul Uit firm's. Linden Society, Phi Lamixla Ul^ilon, ami at H Woodbroofc/ Cir., \vith tiH'i.r 'llONOB KO1X Jnvilcci [0 ot1e Miller of New Providence .Elmer ^. (he soloist at St. .Peters Evangelical wh<:re J)e will make ills lieadquar- Sigma Xi. two cUHdien — f"3\id, 30 tnd Car- SeveniJi Grade — William Born- The program is sponsored annual-' Lutjisr Church in Ftainfield, and tin; Sclimalenbergor is Ua* Uxrs. He and his wife. Bet-mice, reside rie, 5. WIN««, AAA TRAfFIC fOSTEP ftoukos, lhi\ id P Louise l'.)ix, Tinmuis Fuller, Kunlic, AJaju1 Luiifcld, .Janico L Eilftwi Madden. Marie Porkowski, Katharine Pott, Katlilocn Huih Kobins, Wendy R el;i Rossi, Jain Sanborn, RLnvon Sobulman, Lynn Scliork, l*aiil Sulii- vcm, Chris Vcjnoslta, Aly^on Waters. Eiyhth Grade — Uohert Bowdon, Annette Bongarzonft, Tliomns Camp- bell, Carl Huciiuoi', Ingrid Cltiao, Sean Clarkin, Barry Cohen. Barbara Cramplon, Margaroi DelMonaco, JtMTr<»y Davis. lunli Drews, Amy

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LEABEE, THURSDAY, NOVEMBER 30, Sergeant McSwecney is an air- Week Needed For By Al Smith to Letebrate craft mechanic with the £Ui Tacti- cal Fighler Wing at Ubon Royal Thai Address Cltange r AFB, Thailand, which sent Us air- COMPLA Victory a craft to hit the biggost Communist One week's notice is requested base in the north (or tlxe first time of readers of the "Leader" who A gala Victory Cocktail Dance, in the war. Aerial reconnaissance are changing their addresses. Published Thursday* at Wcetfield, New Jersey, by the sponsored by th- Union County Re- after the strike revealed four MiG Address lists are mask up one eid Leader Printing a.»d Putiishisg: Corapaay. A* Indfcji publican CtunrniUee, is set for Sun- week in advance, and while it is spaper. aircraft destroyed nnd fight others Official Paper for tbs Towa of Westfield and Borough o day, County Chairman Lwee "Hip' damaged, massive secondary ex- possible at the last minute to ntalimidti. Collins said today. SubatiripUoa: $4.00 per year is advance. $5.80 out of cousty plosions detonated an-d & runway scud au extra paper to a new Established jg§0 "Everybody worked hard during beyond use. address, it is not possible t© pre- Office: BO Elm Street, WeetHvld, N. J. vent the already addressed Tel. AD 2-4407 — AD 2-4408 ihe campaign •— and now we're go- 1 Member ing to get together and celebrate. ' The men who do lhe invaluable paper from going to the old ad- Quality Weeklies of New SHOW job of backing up ihe fighter crews dress without the week's notice. New Jersey Preea Associatlos Mr. Collins s;ud. The Victory Cock- Natloial Editorial Aseociatiok OFF' tail Dance will be held at the Hole! recently got a pnt on the hack from Secretary of the Air Forco Harold The "Leader" will toe happy to WALTER J- LBS Suburban, Summit, from 4 to iJ p.m.. Brown, why said, "Our F-4 crews forward papers withoc* extra ROBERT S. BTB3RBTT Editor Dec. 3. charge anywhere in the United Tickets for the ufiair may bt1 who fly the missions against the - gets in the north are real profes- States for those subscribers who purchased from the municipal chair- are planning to be away for tem- man in each town or by failing lUc sionals, as are ihe many profes- sionals who support them," porary periods. THURSDAY, NOVEMBER 30, 1967 Republican Headquarters in West- field. Tickets may also be purchased He is a graduate of Woslfield So- at ihe door. Admission will include nior High School. hardy to forgot tho sacrifices Uiey Prescription For Giving free cocktails all afternoon, delici- made, or to think that present and ous hot and cold liors d'wMivivs and Most of us, at one time or another during our life- dancing to the music of Buddy Doe NEWARK, CALIF., ARGUS: "The future men are immune from sim- time, requires hospital services. And when we need these and his orchestra. piYitid tradition of America is that ilar sacrifices. Tyranny may chaugo facilities, we want them to be the best available. Among those expected to attend there always have been free men its form, but not its nature; and willing to risk all to keep alive the Fortunately, Westfielders have two hospitals—Muhlen- the gala victory celebration are the there must be men willing to re- recently elected Republican mayors, spirit of freedom. It would be fool- sist the tyrant." berg in Plainfield and Overlook in Summit—within a councilmen and members of town- five-mile radius of town. Each of them is considered ship committees an well as elected outstanding and together they have a combined plant county and state officials: Senators r-' ••-.•--- fleet Frank X. McDermott, Nicholas investment of 30 million dollars. YOUR S. LaCorte and Matthew J. Rinaldo; Each of these two hospitals is also working on or Editor's Corner Asscmblyman-at-largc elect Charles 1967 Invin; Assemblymen elect Herbert completing expansion and improvement programs costing ADVICE FOR BABY SITTERS ANO a combined total of more than $14 million. But Westfield's Heilmann, Herbert Kiehn, Peter J. THOSE WHO HIRE THEM LEGISLATORS McDonough and Hugo Pfaltz; and "fair share" of these projects—$430,000—is still lacking Freeholders elect Charles Tracy, $40,000. Here is a list of senators, congress- Arthur Manner and Jerome Epstein. ED. NOTE: In this space for the following weeks we will present a men, state senators, assemblymen The public is cordially invited to Last year 2,643 Westfield residents used facilities series of articles dealing with the practice of baby sitting. The articles and freeholders who represent the attend. at either Overlook or Muhlenberg, but patients' charges have been compiled from a booklet prepared by the Westfield-Moim- are? covered by The Westfield are used solely for the routine operating expenses. Little tainsidc Red Cross Chapter with the assistance of the Westfield Police Leader. Save it for future reference. and Fire Departments. We suggest that yoii clip them out each week The party affiliation of each office government money has been made available to the hos- holder is denoted by R (Republican) and have them in a handy place for study and quick reference. McSweeney Takes pitals' expansion programs and they must look to vol- or D (Democrat) following the in- untary donors to supply funds to build and provide the FIRE SAFETY dividual's name. Part in Raid On newest and finest eequipment to guard your health and As a baby sitter you may be called upon to face the hazard of fire. In order to face this hazard and conduct yourself properly, you should perhaps even save your life. know a few basic facts about fire. Plmc Yen Airbase UNITED STATES SENATORS The Westfield Hospital Association has initiated a Fire is (he combination of throe (3) basic elements—Oxygen, Fuel, campaign to raise this community's remaining $40,000 Heat. If any one of these elements can bo eliminated, no fire can occur. Harrison A. Williams Jr. Tlllot- (Washington office). ed an important role in the massive Itil thankful. ., IIIIM HOI<1 to Mr, imtl >1IH. .fitnit'H It. .lolly. ! raid on the Phuc Yen airfield in Henry L, SHtwieriiiK lU'^ollntei(l i tthi e Mtl1o nf thin multiple * • * * * Oxygen is evcr-present in the air we breathe and for all intents and Clifford P. Case, (It), 1128 Bryant jiriifirrty for thv. ofVIci* of Ilnm

crust. -*• * full of this busy lady's talonls. prized by royally. >w, Stretched over the table is a liujje framo whioli long ago belonged to In limes of war, these valuable Mr. Cook's grandmother. Working dolLs were Irwrtd like works of artFor Evrry Cliilrl —as indeed they were. Special ar- 1 several hours each day, she is able During (ho p:wt cc-ntury, tho doll < I* ;- lo complete a quilt in two or three rangements were innde to transport them lo safely and -•*••' .. - ••: . ---• ONE0NTA, ALA., DEMOCRAT: 4

ers * in homes across the nation. v r> J - B . . . bride and Krooin . . . n house "It strikes us that today's youth are - •> ^ __ and a cradle. "Klower Garden" is From walking, talking, well-ward- w'- aware of the world and tlic pl%*ico in copied Irom a hundred-yonr old quilt robed creations of wonderful com- and has innumerable floral designs i( that they are preparing for. Their plexity fo sofi and cuddly rajr dolls WHIRLPOOL All for the price of o fancier priced car. wilh no two materials duplicaU'd. self-confidence and readiness to of uwccleNi. simplicity, dolls lime- 1 ' * Another bed boasts of n "Golden 1 icssly deliuhl litllo tfh'ls. For, ycslcr- PORTABLE 1 talc* iheir pl.'ice.s in the ;iffairs of

Eagle ' design (evidently n favorite -.,/ • $3260 is the latest average price paid [he slalc tiro truly encouraging '- DISHWASHER as Mrs. Cotilc has n\adefive of In every ion, from for a new car these days, {So says the spite the publicity given a minority them). "Trip Around the World" Simla evoke the sam*.1 sparklo in n Automobile Manufacturers Association.) done with row after row of repeat- who weni lo lie in rebellion ogainal yonnti eyes, .for o child's dcli^hl. in $3260 will also buy you a new range, a ing colors has been ;i popular de- D Jet founUin vrasl ADMIRAL TV $69.88 timo>lioiiQrcd values." a dream come true never changes. D new refrigerator, a new dryer, a new sign. Mrs. Cook is now in the pin- Model PN904 i'ss of making nine crib size "Trips : washer, two new television sets, a record Around (he World" — one for each playeranda $i AOO* Vnmwflo-.n Of course our little package doesn't in- clude all those tricky PrtfLejtems you find "You can'i tfo into n stole and buy something like tliis," she nb- HAMILTOM on those fancier-priced cars. (Like elec- snrved while fingering a finished tric ashtray cleaners. Or headlights that spread. "Tho price would be too ELECTRIC disappear when the sun comes out.) high. Just the embroidery floss on But it does include good food, clean a quilt can cost ovor $7 and that's only the beginning!" clothes, nice music and a chance to watch KNIFE oil the summer reruns in color. Some of the needlework is accom- plished while she watches television UNIVERSAL A lot of people frown on a Volkswagen . . . "day or night — whenever I LADY SCHICK COFFEE POT because they feel it doesn't offer enough feel like it, (hounh I don't get ;is In thewayoffancygadgetry. much housework done ;is I ought to." HAIR DRYER 4 to 9 cups Model YP-3 Look again. From the looks of lluit neat and How fancy can you gel? tidy house awl the abundance of compleled quills which odd beauty to e;ich bedroinn, UKTO stn-ins little question as lo tlit* capabilities of n IMIIN Minn wmum m delightfully talented ilil years young lady. WASHER H24-U34 South Avenue Plainfield RCA Whirlpool -PlalnfUld 6-7400 r 1 VUv IH*IV uninTH ni thl* M**tril Hi fMH! r No. 560 *SI;(U;KSTI-:H KKTAII. IMMCK IVVK. (I:AST COAST J. LEADER ADS >1 r. itii-tl >lrn. ! utrli-k fii iti*iJy <*i \4<^nrk* 'lid* untr IVJIM m I.OCAI- TANKS AM> OTMKi: nKALKIi I »K1,E VKK Y I'nr %Um*-iiHti> 4'IMII|>IIII>' f the- ofl'lr*- <»C Wlllliiiki A, rinrU, It (MUKCHN IK ANY A 1 'I MTU >N A t,. \Y 11ITKU Ai,l .S 4(»r, by riirii-l-i-M \V. H»>k( 3 speed, 3 cycle orTiUNAI* AT KNTKA IMST. BRING RESULTS

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250 Springfield Ave. near Broad ADoms 3-3650 SES< Opposite Qulmby Sf, Page 8 THE WESTFIELD (N.J.) IJEAJDER, THURSDAY, NOVEMBER 30, 1967 concern with problems I find Oratorio Society Graduate • LEGAL NOTICES » LEGAL NOTICES relevant, plus friendship with Don • • i ri M u. r- h Ik-rzberg, led me to become in- Mil- cre,• y tor t h volved.* To Give Concert ! . nil!) w a!'! iriii.i I iun ilic! r c in Inis ;ii;> 1 Donald G. Heritberg. Eagleton's j flci'iju'-'is ;i;;:iiii;-l the esiaii- of sni- M>^ 10! ' /.ill**-tit i M'US!.IL ^ fi'/ l\\r JMVIMH l*> \n ile:td. j Unmh's, assistance, Eaglelon opcr-1 With 15 ycaib experience in per- )Un h M, i;i: ri and J.iy. Juh n J i. Kl a m i.-.fe.y a summer program for promis- forming ^reat choraJ works behind Ai:d it i^ rurihi-r or-Urt-tl J h;i I :i I rji KS'i KK A. W lvl I >K\lil" I1NKI I, lh <> VVMSTKJICM i 1-KA I'KK lu-ws- f J, T • iii^ young slate legislators, offers I'mm, the members of the Oratorio j>t-c t*'\M 14) tinj* s -iurii:^" f'-ur I hi t « )•>• f* 11 if y Ui-'t Ihi1 f t*r*'K* special .studies on Jegislaiive behav-j SucieLy of Nirw Jersey are propar- Wt-MTu 1*1 N. J- i J ) <•!• i:*i-(*:il i ve rn i*-intar ior as par! of its master's degree j ing lor their Pec. 2 performance of V i-vs program in politics and, when re- ] Handel's ".Judas Alaccabacus." XOTICIC of this < tr or, ;i]ul Hull u i-,.py of -M A U1 uiii of KKKTHA f li is ( Mtii r with ;t «f>py uf O«r s;U.I quested by legislatures, studies their More than uo members come from I *'rrlitu-*l lo IM- trn-.- *^-t^ 1 performance and advises on im-1 surrounding towns for thy joy of rsuaul lo the or«lfr of MAIiY O. AM-; Suiin*K«it' uf llu- County provements singing and giving the public an iion, iuiiilt: <>n Itio i*i|4hth dyy Unruh helped design the special uvi-mlnr A.1 >., 10*>~ + u]>">n the opportunity to -hear the best in cuitnii of rli* uiuUMKiKiied, ai> program for legislators and takes choral music, accompanied by utrirt'6 of the ontaie ol faicl tie- a special interest in (ho Eagleton musicians from the New Jersey ^, nwlicc is Iirreby firlven to t lie ^ri'dilur** of snlri rt or they will tiful Token of "These young people are already still no device that can match the CKOSHY, USN, 18, son of Mr. and pointed toward careers in politics, excitment and drama of a live per- Mrs. Raymond A. Crosby of 336 or thti pamt against the and I enjoy working with them," formance. As a kind of sacred ojx>ra Uort .St., has been graduated front Mnicst hie 14. Swoct and "ememJbrmice Unruh says, "I try to help Jhem without scenery and acting, oratorio nine weeks of Navy basic training Anita 11. Swallow, develop their expectations of tl>e provides epic narrative and truly Kxccui rices at the Naval Training Center here. i^niil^ j. Dug-hl, AUonu-y political life so when they begin stirring music, a mixture of the 1 :»0 Kim Strict work they will neither umier-nor entertaining and sublime. There are Wt-Klll^Ul, N. J. over estimate their own influence." few who can resist its appeal. J l-IG-41 Foes $21.12 Unruh argues that if state legis- Director JVixon Bicknell has elected For Decorations r; TO cm of unnnim JJHOWNINO latures are going to do their jobs to perform a cut version of "Judas Not all people use living greenery l'ur\Huant tr> ilu- order of MAltV C well, there will have to 'be ''anMaccabaeus." "I'm anxious to seein their festive holiday decor. In KANANJ5, Surrof?ato of the rounty incredible beefing-up" of their staffs. how it will workout," he reflected. Scandinavia, where greenery is of llniuiu niadri on tha seventeenth LABORING FOR LEGISLATURES—A shared interest in improving caks -as a man who reg-working on special projects. and guest appearances at Muehlcn- NOTICE IS IlKKUliY tilVHIs;, l»iat 1!u- llrbl at Mi Jln;il account <>f the IN TMIC MATTl^R OK: TflK 15STATK ularly goes to groat lengths [0 "We try to have them do studies berg College and New York Univer- KuhNcrlher, Jacob L. Nytllrk. AatfiRneo OF WIM^IAM T. MAIIS, PronumcMl Energy Use and explain the machinery of prac- sity. Outstanding soloists who have for tlu* JU*m*!)l of Creditors Of tc. ho dvuil, OHDEIl TO SHOW with real value to their future ca- TOWN & roUN'TUY rO()LS, INC., CAVSK tical politics. In fact, he commutes appeared with tiie Society are AHHlKnor, OrefJiHort, will bo :iu«lltcrt Upon r^mllriK arid (llliipr the Qo.n* reers, and sometimes I can assist 1 1 and stilled by lln KurroKMt , Jisiry platnt of Mm I-en a Mart*, from One of tlic nation's most powerful between California and New Jersey Beatrice Krebs, Janet Soulhwick, C. Kanani1, iiml rc*pcirti*fl for sotllo- 1 them in getting access to people which it nppear» that tlio nalfl "Wll- slnto lawmakers has some advice lo help brain young men and women and information," Unruh says. Judith Raskin, Ray Middleton, Rob- nitMit I" Oio \ 'Uliui Ununly Court — ll;*i« T, Mars has al)H0UU3'n of Wil- strates that many college students "Eagleton, more Uian any other "In particular, I find myself think- KANANK, SurriiKiit** of MM* r\ Nnvi'in JUT .A.l>., UMiT, «|ioii Kdwlii Marfi, l*rnny 1"» vld Ham, ernincnL and politics. men immediately after they finish they arc all primed to assume use- I bo ;i|inlU*;itlnn of llK1 utuhrsi ^(M'll, Kniirr! 1/^e Mars, IMoru Mars. iented toward the reform of .stale WUliiitn TlmniUH M;HH, JI\( and 1 :is KvtHUtors of Uir I'slati* »f ^:*1

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l THE WESTFIELD (N.J.) LEADER, THURSDAY, NOVEMBER 30. IS67 Sec. 4, Page I the clinic saves from state mental persuasive and knowledgeable ad- Fried Says Psychia trie Clinic Saved hospital commitment, and every pa- Rusher to Address Area RCC Group vocates of conservative Republican- tient it returns to a normal life, is ism . Now well worth the money it costs to William A. Rusher, publisher of County $ Months achieve it." *he incumbent in the 1968 presiden- Richard G. Suhoel, program chair- the National Iieviev, will be (he ts ek-ction. featured speaker ;-:! lhc man of the RCC, lias announced that The enKTj>f-ney and out-patient : ty," Tried commented. Area Kepublican Ci:izt"!js > A gi-aduale of Harvard Law psychiatric .services provided tor the j the meeting j.s open Lo the public lie added, "It is only a matter of OCALA, FLA.. STAR BANNER: I meeting tomrorow at the School t,nd KrjLicF.ton's S hool of emotionally dUiurbcd by the Union p determining how much money the "FBI Director .1. Edgar Hoover says ! Lounge, 438 North Ave., Garwood, Public and International Affuirs as and that Mr, Rusher will be avail- i County Psychiatric Clinic saved the there are no winners in a riot. 'The weil a.s a former associate counsel . able to answer questions from the county $i»O.000 in the first ten clinic requires to give the county at 8;30 p.m. the psychiatric services it needs, losers include everybody — the riot- to the internal Security Stibconunit- audience. Westfield months yf VM>7t Kreel)older Arthur An associate of William F. Buck- teti of the U.S. Senate* Mr. Rusher C. Fried said today. and haw much 4he county can afford ers, the victims. law enforcement, Thomas C. A. HenkeL RCC chair- to contribute to this service. ley, Jr., ncteti conservative philoso- is widely known for his many radio Tills savings was auiieved, Fried the community, the state and thu man, will receive the report of the 1 pher and .speaker, Mr. Rusher will and TV appearances, and is gvnev- "I am -sure that every patient that tuition. " 11)68 nominating committee as well explained by the clinic's treatment discuss the GOP's chances ally regarded !o be on>; of the most open ot many county residents which as nominations from the floor. made it unnecessary lor them to be admitted or cared for at the Monday and Wednesday State Mental Hospital in Marlboro at county expense. The $60,000 figures, Fried said, was reported to him by the Hospi- tal's director, Dr. Kobort Nenno. Baiijainiii H. Haddock of Fanwood, the clinic's executive director, told Fried that the clinic had been as- sisted in past years by substantial federal giants which will not be available next year, "These funds must be replaced if we are to main- tain our regular level of service," Haddock said. He added, "At present we have Ihe services of a psychiatrist one day a week at our treatment center in Overlook Hospital, Summit, and two days a week at Muhlenberg Hospital, Plainfield. It is impera- tive that we have a full time psy- chiatrist at each hospital to handle the case load." Dr. Jay W. Fidlor pointed out to Fried the great value of emergency and out-patient care, not only in increasing the- likelihood of a cure or improvement of the patient him- self, but in reducing the sorrow and suffering for his entire family. "As wo are well aware, many mental patients spend the best part o their lives in a menial institu- tion," Dr. Fidler said, "at a cost 'running into the tens of thousands of dollars. Many times (his long- time care can be prevented by just such early care and treatment most cherished name as is afforded by our clinic. "We maintain offices in Elizabeth, Overlook Hospital, Summit, Muhlen- berg Hospital, PJainfield and Lin- den. Children's services are offered at all offices except Muhlenberg Hospital. Or. Fidlor .said, "We arc pressed giving

•to distribute our services '.o the var- •-. • •-.. *•-• -. ious communities equitably, without adequate staff. The salaries of psy- chiatrists which should be hired by the clinic range from $14,000 to $20,000." The medical director said that Marlboro Hospital has been lending assistance, to the clinic's Elizabeth office to handle Union County cases, but explained that the iiospital can- not continue to do this much longer, which ;i&iiu calls.for further clinic personnel. wmam "This, plus the skeleton staffs at Overlook Hospital and Muhlenberg Hospital and need for additional pro- fessional .staff at our other offices are the reasons or the increase in the clinic's budget needs," Dr. Fidler said. "The clinic .serves as a consul- tant to many mental health organ- izations, to schools, the courts and the probation department, to the Bureau of Children's Services, hos- pitals, Visiting Nurses association, School Child Study Team, and the Children's Shelter at .John Rimnells Hospital, tlie freeholder said. He explained thai the clinic's pro- gram is coordinated with many other agencies, including Marlboro Hospital, the Pediatric Residency Training at Muhlenberg Iiospital and the family agencies. Fried said he would look into every means of assisting the clinic in its efforts to maintain and to improve its psychiatric services to the county's emotionally disturbed residents. He said that the clinic's major concern is families. "I consider the clinic one of the county's most valuable organiza- tions, an out^tniulin.q example of the contribution which a volunteer , organization vim make to the coun-

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% v « 1KMPLE EMANU-EL iliome, 'h There A God?'"; it:-15 Lutheran Service 736 E. Broad St. a!id 10 a.m., church sdivol sos>>iun.<; WVsltiold 4 i*.m., family t'hri^!niu.-5 wor.shop; Sermon of the Week CHURCH SERVICES Rabbi Charity A. Kruloff 5 p.m.. senior -hi^h lulluvi^hl|). "YOUR SUNDAY CHURCH ATTENDANCE" To Mark Start Tonv»t row: 8:15 p.m.. Subbaih Wed.; 1 JMII., .siiuly t'l'oup; 7:30 By Rev. Kichard L. Smith, Associate Minister evo sen-ice, Ha!)bi Krololl will p.m., youth committee; a p.m.. HOLY IHINTTV R. C. CIIUKCH Fridays and llolydays, 4 until 5:30, I'rcsliyleriau Church speiu: on "As A Driven Lci\f," a cumimmity relations commitUv of Of Advent Time Rl. Kcv. Msgr. Henry J. Waltt'rson and 7:^0 until 9. modern Jewi>h classic by Milton the WV-U'k-ld council of dmrehes; tUh XV, PA, Pastor Baptisms—Sunday at 2 p.m. by ap- P»;it Alit/.vali of Carol studios eonnniitee at ihe Text; Luke 4:1G—"And He came hont>: AD 2-0132 H.ii) park Avt\ Scotch Plains God; homage—1o parents; and thanksgiving—to God for blessings which Sundays. Viold will be the color of FIRST C1IUKCI! OF CHK1ST Sunday: ]1 a.m., men's cluh we enjoy. Sunday Masses: in church, 7, 8:10, brunch; 3:30 p.m., senior youth Ki'v.Fr. Jflseph T, Hammond, Hector the 3ltar paraments. The regular 9:20, 10:30, 31:40 and 12:50; 9 a.m., SCIENTIST group; 7 p.m., junior youth tfioup. Sunday: 8 a.m., holy communion; The press and radio have been constantly placing before the public services will take place at 8:30 aiifi children's Mass. In chapel, 9, J0:10, 257 Midway Ave. We welcome your iii(]uirk\s re !):15 a.m., holy communion; 11 tliu necessity of seek big God by going to church, but have you heeded 11 o'clock. The Advwit Vesper Serv- 11:50 and 12:50. Fan wood ^ardinii temple membership :md tiu* a.m., morning prayer, sermon; their request? JIa.s tiie prospect of getting to morning worship been made ice will start at 4 p.m. The conurba- Holyday Musses: In church, 6. Sunday Services: 11 a.m. total religious im^ram for ehihireii U\i"i ;i.m., church school; 31 a.m., more enticing? Or lias the call of tJie Sunday papers OJK! sleeping in bed tion gathers to enjoy tiio music of fi:45, 7:45, 8:^j, D:43 and 10:30 a.m.; Wednesday evening testimony the orjian and the .singing of lh<: and adults, as well as nursery church school. been just as strong as ever? in tlie evrnin^ at 7 p.m. meeting, 8:15 p.m. school. Information m:»y he obtained Children's, Junior and Luther choirs. Wed.: 9:15 a.m., healing service; True, the attendance and membership of some churches has increased, Weekday Masses: fu church, 6:30, by calling the temple office. This year the service becomes tho 7:15 and 8 a.m., unles? olhonvise an- HOLY THINITY 9:30 a.m., holy communion; 10:31) but the pastors have not been forced to resort to "standing room only" GEITH A. PLIMMEK a.m., bible class. signs. In groat measure, those of you who have not been in the habit of last observance of the 4501 Ii anni- nounced. GREEK ORTHODOX CHUKCII FIRST BAPTIST CHURCH supporting a church by your attendance have not changed your habit rou- versary of tire Reformation. The First- Friday Masses: 6:30, 7:15 250 Gallows Hill Rd. 170 Elm Street tine. You are still staying home. Why? Geith A. Plimmer hymns are all by Dr. Martin Luther, and 8. Rev. Peter M. Kalellis Rev. William K. Cobor, Pastor There will be a panel discussion Sunday: 10 a.m., Ortlios; 10:15 Sunday: a:4s and 11 a.m., morn- In the first place, the church and the God which it represents has done on color film entitled "What Was Tt OUR LADY OF LOURDES a.m., Sunday School; 10:30 to 11:45 More Church News 11 ing worship, communion service, nothing for you, therefore you feel no obligation or debt which should be To Lecture Here All About'.' to clarify our under- K. C. CHUKCII a.m., Divine Liturgy. sermon by Rev. William K, Cober, repaid. Into the lives of many people the church penetrates only three standing of many issues of the Ro- 304 Central Ave., Mountainside on the subjeet, "When He Doesn't Next Page times: At baptism in infancy, marriage, and death. The face of a person The Christian Science way of wor-formMiou. The speakers will inehirh' Ilev. Onirti J. Mod airy, I'astur TIIK ]>KESKVTKRIA\T CHURCH Speak." fourth in a series on the met at such widely separated occasions would scarcely be remembered— shipping God will hv explained in Dr. Oliver Harms, iiresidt'iU of Sy- IN WESTFIELD at most, it would be counted as a speaking acquaintance. a public lecture in Uocncvelt Junior nod; Dr. Oswald 11 off num. Lutheran liev. Cera Id Wliclan 140 Mmtntain Avenue High School, Saturday, Doc. Si, at Secondly, you f will be the speaker. He is ;t mem- A light supper by the Wnllher Kev. Janus D. Colo Mi'fthiK in flu' 'IVrrlll Jr. Ilittlt ^rhuul the offorU being made to break down the barriers between him imd God. and 12. I^OU Mock 'IVrrlll Itil., St'tiirh IMntui Perhaps there have arisen no puzzling circumstances in the span of your ber of The Christian Science Board League will follow the service. Weekday Masses—C>: 30, 7 and 8. Rev. M. Ilolin Durway Sunrtiiy Stiiool it:1s 'rniinlnn1 Union 6:00 of Lectureship and will speak here Kcv. Ace L. TLSJMS Mornliiff "WorHlifj 11:00 lOvcninc Wernhlp 7rOO life which demanded u solution from a source higher Uiaji yourself. How Holiday Masses—6, 7, 8, 10 and Nii^-"»ery urovhlod tit nil services. could you know that God is ever ready to answer those who call upon Him? at live invitation of First Church of G p.m. Sunday: !} and 10:43 a.m.. church K. KIHK, PiiMor Phone HS2.71K1 Christ, Scientist. WSCS Schedules 1st Friday Masses—(1:30, 7:15. school and worship services. Dr. But what is more likely the case, you have probably been indifferwu to Mr. Plimmer wps formerly n Christian will preach on the topic the church as a whole. You are neither against it nor are you for ;?.. The Novenii—Our Lady vl Miraculous schoolmaster in New Zealand and Medal, Monday, 8 p.m. "Skjht and Sacrament;" the Sacra- church can go its way and you cam tfa yours, hoping (hat the (\va\n shall his native Australia and a joint Circle Sessions ment of the Lord's Supper will bo mce[ o.s few limes as possible-- If pressed for a contribution, you will give benediction—Fridays 2:30 p.m. headmaster in England. He left Confessions—Saturdays, eve of 1st observed; i) a.m.. men's tri;i;igl" a dollar to the church—just to be let -alone. Your comment is, "Church h the teaching profession .some years Circles of the Woman's Society of bible class and Klizabeth Norton GRACE ORTHODOX PRESBYTERIAN all right for some people, but not for inc. I'm too busy." v.£o to devote his full time to the Christian Service of the First Meth- bible -class for women; 10 a.m., 1100 Boulevard, Westfield odist Church will hold Christmas For next Sunday, though, lot nothing stand between you and the practice of Christian Science. He SiTinon discussion group in church llotx'rt I,. At*vcll, FiiNtitr parties at the December meetings, Baptist Families Plan church of your faith. Go in honor of the parents whose sons and daughters served as an Officiating Minister conference room: 5 p.m., commu- to the Allied Forces in Italy during as follows: Dec. 5 - 12:110 p.m., Galhm< nntl 7 M* etln^ Wed,, T18O p.m. mittees on Publication for Groat Jr., 757 First St. Dec. 7 - [1:30 a.m., Circle 11 with the families and friends of the First Britain and Ireland, including radio Baptist CluiiTh of M'cslfirkl will FIRST METHODIST CHURCH and television appearances over the Mrs. O. L. White, 1401 Fax Trail, At Tim Phiza Mountainside; Cir. 12, Mrs. L. T. tfatber in the Fellowship Unit of the British Broadcasting Company net- church to make Chrisimas decora- Rev, Clark W, Hunt work. Crisson, 651 Mayo St.; Cir. 13, in Itt'V. James C. Whltnlwr .# ••_- the Fellowship Room at the church; tions for gifts or for lhoir homes. The title of l.is Mure is "Chris- Under the hi.fi of Mrs. Frwl Kcv. Kogcr W. Plantiluiw The Christians Best Mend tian Science: The Christian's Best 12:30 p.m., Cir. 1, Mrs. Fred Kcv. Philip U. Dii'tU'ricli Cokisby. 722 Ilysli|> Ave.: Cir 2, Schmitl. mntorials and hHp will be Really Clean ***. Friend." Mrs. Anna R Gcofllicgnn avoilaliic to make four or five differ- Kcv. Ian H. Parsons A religion that brings man into his natural state is chairman of the lecture arrange- Mrs. Kcnnolh B. Sprague, 1(14 Golf Sunday: !);15 and IJ am.., all of spiritual freedom and harmony, enabling Edtfe; Cir. 3, Mrs. Fred I). Casey, ent dircoral ions. However, eacli fam- ments. depai'tmenls of the church school iM3 VVinyah Ave.; Cir. 4, Mrs. Don-ily unil will be able lo jnnko only him to do the most good with his life, could well mod; 9:30 and 11 a.m., worship as all aid D. Anderson, 255 Welch Way; one decoration (hiring tlio workshop. be called the Christian's best friend. Christian services in I IK* sanctuary. Dr. Ctork Cir. 5, Mrs. Norman Webb, 2151 AssiMinjj Mrs. Sclmiiit will bu \V. Hum, .senior i^iinistor, will Science is such a religion. Its teachings, based Quiet Morning At Uayiierry Lane, Scotch Plains; Cir. Mrs. Prosoott Crano, Mrs. Wayne proach."This is ihe first Sunday in upon the infinite goodness of God, equip men Outdoors 0, Mrs. William 15. Overbuy. 710 SchraK, Mrs. Harry Hooper, Mrs. St. Paul's Church advent and the sacrament of holy Woodland Ave.; Cir 7, Mrs. Norman Charlcslon Smith, Mrs. Lnwronco and women to practice spiritual healing —the communion will ohserved nL both A quiet morning in Advent will be Kelnii. Ml Wyamlotlo Trail; Cir. «, Austin and J. Rolx;rt Talbott. most joyful of all Christian privileges. r services; li p.m., nicinborshii) class, held in St. Paul's Church, Broad St., Mrs. Logan Lonsdale, 150 Harrison At obout -»:'H) rvcj'yono will ad- Wednesday, Dec. 13. The morning fellowship room. You are invited to hear how others have Ave. journ Ui the sancUiary for a ChrLst- solved difficult human problems through will begin at 9 a.m. and will include nuis worship service conducted by Wed.: (J p.m., Christian theology Holy Communion at 9; 30 a.m. A 8:15 p.m., Cir. 15,, Mrs. It. W. course, room 2M flodgood. ens 'Fremont Ave.; Cir. Hi,the Senior High Uaptist Youth Fel- spiritual healing. Come to this public lecture Save more time and money when you series of addresses will be given by lowship. Following the worship ex- by GEITH A. PLI!OTER,C.$.,of London, England, the Ilev. Ronald D. Smith of Cray- Mrs. W. M. Evcritt Jr., 531 St. TIIE COMMUNITY bring your laundry to us. Get it back sooner Marks Avo, prrioiKT. rofre^hiiK'nts will he an experienced practitioner of Christian ford, Kent, England. sorvctl in Die- church lounge- under PRKSBYTEHUN CHURCH Mt'utiiiK House Lane Science healing. with the fresh look that'll make you and the direction of Mrs. John M;ndel. MDiinlainshlc Admission is free, everyone is welcome. your whole family happy. Women's Association Brown to Present Rev. Klmer A. Talcolt Jr. Minister SAME DAY SERVICE ON LAUNDRY AND To Install Officers Dinner Dance Set Sunday: 9:30 a.m., church school, grades 4-8; il a.m.. morning wor- DRY CLEANING UPON REQUEST The Community Presbyterian Organ Recital ship, advent communion; 5::iO p.m., Church Women's Association pro- For December 8 SATURDAY, DECEMBER 9, at 3:30 P.M. Scotch Plains — There \^rill bo an senior highs; fJ p.m., men's brother- grams for its December meeting a ROOSEVELT JUNIOR HIGH SCHOOL orgaa recital presented by Alton hood. IVORY DRY CLEANERS Christmas party and installation of 301 Clark Street officars. Mrs. F. Christian, wife of Brown at (lie Willow Grove Presby- Club Wed.: i) a.m., intercessory pray- terinn Cliurch Sunday i\\ «:15 p.m. ers; «);:io a.m., bible study; 7-IJ p.m.. Sponsored by First Church of Christ, Scientist the minister of Weslfield Presbyter- 422 East Broad Street, Westfield AND LAUNDERERS ian Church, will be guost speaker. Mir. Brown attended Westminster The numial Cwiplos Club Chrisl- coufirmalioii class; il p.m., execu- OPPOSITE FIRE HEADQUARTERS Rev, Talcolt will present the devo- Choir College and the JuilliaH nins diimor (bnce will he held Kri- tive, board women's ns.soe. School of Music In New York City. (by evoninji, DrcLMiibcrUth. .slnrlinfi 16 PROSPECT ST. AD 2-5020 tions. The meeting starts at 8:15 Tuesday, Dec. 12, Mrs. Kubli's cir- He has studied organ wilh Dr. at 7 p.m. in tho Parish House of The cle .serves as hostess. Gcorgo Morkey, Dr. George Volkel IYi\sbykTi;tn CJiureb. and Mrs. Wilina Jcnson. At present The Christmas dinner danco is one Mr. Brown is a member of the of the most popular events held by We'll deliver New Jersey Music Teachers Asso- tlio Couples Club each year. This ciation of which he is secretary, ye;ir's Rwlivc occasion will feature your Sylvania color set and tlie American guild of Organists tho music of Hud Lilllc's Orches- in New Jersey. He is the Minister tra. The muster nf ceromonics will of Music at the Roselle Wesley bo \Vo.vman SI(.'(iJiiU':ifo. before Christmas. Mdluxlist Cliurch. At Willow drove Tlio dinner mrmi, llu1 cvouin.^'s Presbylorinn riuircti, of wlucli he is a memher, Mr. lirown is directo:1 dccorciiioris and oiilcrkimment. :ire But you may iill iloij;nf?d to staii- thr holiday son- of the youth choir and advisor to 1 the Sunday Evening Youth Fellow- son on :> briiiht nole. Tin. menu fea- have a problem •w. luros (Onerous ser\-injis of lurkcy »'>• ship Program. ami all llu1 tntnminv.s. Tlie decora- hiding it. i:- The st'Ieetions l\Ir, Brown will lions of Hie AsM'inhly Mali will he in piny will bo ii representiilion of luM'pir.u wilh 11M- Christinas season varied composers such at: Il;u:h. --.ei'iih'i'Dieci-s will Ite on sale al ihe Pur cell, ]'>rahaiiis, Momlelssholi. end in" llui d:iiKie. Schinan, Van Williams, Purvia. v i'ii, 'ritcutnh, G o r il n n Uelween tlir diiim*r ;uid t)u ?\i\\i <\\ 1 it: is cordially hivitnl. will be jiffM'iltr l of 111" Club.

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nion. The Rev. Julian Alexander UNITARJAN FELLOWSHIP and Margaret Width and Messrs. THAINIKG will speak; Sunday school 4th thru OF WESTFFIELD William Cox Jr., Douglas Feleh, At St. Paul's srittituutt'M »ud otbvn* jtor « rour-jviir appwuilct'ship us 12th grades at 9:30 and 2 year olds A Liberal Religion Jeffrey Gulick, Warren Haug. Don- The annual meeting of St. Paul's Activities Th e Ch urc hes thru 3rd grade at 11; 6:30 p.m., »K trnluev-K. iu- YMCA ald and Jon Limmer and Steven Church in Westfield will begin at 8 i»u«t thirty tu u adult prayer; junior, middler and Sunday: 30:30 a.m., Peter Fleck Miller. fji us nttohtue itKTIKICKH TO ASSIST IV Sunday: 9:30 and 11 o'clock wor- aid to bt; used during a question The Rev. Hugh Livtngood ECHO LAKE CHURCH In 3-Car Crash and answer discussion is, "lAte The Rev. Konald IJ. Smith WOODSIDE CHAPEL ports will includo a message from NEW JERSEY TOOL, DIE & bhip services: The sacrament of Morse Ave., Fanwood OF CHRIST holy communion will be observed Kvcrlasting in Freedom of the Sony Sunday: 7:45 a.m., holy commu- Mountainside — Two persons Dean Hardman wlio is in Cali, Co- PRECISION MACHINING nion ; a: 45 and 10 a.m., morning Sunday: Jl a.m.. Walter Jensen 600 Springfield Ave ASSOCIATION and Dr. G^oryu L. Hunl will pruach. ol God." James Fowler, Minister injured and taken by the Mountain- lombia, and a short, report from each New members will be publicly re- prayer and sermon; 11:30 a.m.:_ of Fan wood will bring the message .side Kt-scuo Squad to Overlook Ho.-;- of tho oilier clergy of St. Paul's, P.O. llux i:M FIRST CONGREGATIONAL Sunday: 9:30 a.m., Sunday school: ceived. Nurse-ry care is provided holy communion; 12:45 p.m., holy at tho Family Bible Hour. Mr. Jen- pilal, Summit, after a 3-car acci- CHURCH sun will bo spt'aking ai the chapel 10:30 -a.m.an d 7 p.m., Sunday wor- for children under three; D:30 and baptism; 7 p.m., ninth grade fellow- dent Thursday at 8:50 a.m. in ltouie 125 Elmer St. ship and senior Episcopal young four Sundays and three Tuesdays ship. "If I Had But One Sermon." U a.m., church school for nursery 22 near Hall & Fute. (3 years' through ninth grade; Ministers; churchmen. in Dutx'inher. The Sunday school Wed.: H p.m., services. senior high study groups meet at L. R. Stanford M. E. McCuIIough Wed.: 9:30 a.m., holy communion; will also be in session at the eleven Mrs. Nathan A. KojK-rbcrf of SINCE 1919 11 o'clock only; 7 p.m., the senior Sunday: ir.au and li a.m., morn- 10:30 a.m., altar guild meeting; 8 o'clock hour; 7 p.m., there will be GRACE OKTHOI>OX New York, passenger in a car a message by Mr. Jensen and a driven by -hor 44-year-old husband, high fellowship continues its .series ing worship and holy communion p.m., men's club meeting, PRESBYTERIAN CHURCH in the sanctuary, with reception of service of Baptism tit the evening U00 Boulevard suffered facia! cuts. on "The Faiths of Men" with a meeting. The evening meetings for Charles Jarvis, 35, 713 Webster program on Judaism. new members. Ht'v. L. It. Stanford FIRST CHURCH OF CHRIST ROBERT L. ATWELL BERSE BROS* will preach; 9:15 a.m., church SCIENTIST the month of December will be at PL, I'lainfidd, driver of one of the Wod.: 11:30 a.m., mid-week wor- 7 p.m. Minister school, nursery through sixth grade; 422 E. Broad St. cars, received head and face in- "Thru Service We Grow" ship in the chancel led by Dr. Hunt; juries and his car was towed away. 10:45 a.m., church school, nursery Sunday Services—U A.M. Tuesday: 8 p.m., after a season Sunday: 9:30 a.m., bible classes 8 p.m., orientation meeting for now for men and for women and for Driver of the third car, Kenneth church ofifciM's in the founders' through ]2lli grade; 5:30 p.m., sen- Sunday School—11 A.M. of prayer there will be a message room. ior high fellowship, Coe fellowship Nursery—11 A.M. by Mr. Jensen. children and young people of allR. Picked, 41, of MiUburn appar- SNOW TIRES room. Hev. John Westerhoi'f will Testimony Meeting, ages; 11 a.m., morning worship, ently was uninpured and his car MOUNTAINSIDE CHAPEL Mr. Alwell preaching on "God's was oporable. AT DISCOUNT PRICES JEHOVAH'S WITNESSES lead the fellowship in a theological Wednesday, 8:15 P.M. Highway 22 Faithfulness in Affliction;" 7 p.m., 1170 Old Raritan Rd., Clark discussion and projects in the visual "God the Only Cause and Crea- Robert B. Mi guard, Pastor evening worship. Rev. David Zand- UNIROYAL GENERAL John Suedorf, Presiding Minister and dramatic arts. tor," is the subject of the Sunday slra, guest preacher. WINTERIDE WINTERCLEATS Sunday: 3 p.m., llio second part Wed.: 4:30 p.m., confirmation Lesson Sermon in all Christian Sci- Sunday: 9:45 a.m., Sunday school WHO WILL IT i* (nursery); 11 a.m., morning wor- showing of the film, "Proclaiming class; 5:30 junior high fellowship ence churches. Grace Church welcomed into com- "A* the l'lnzn" ship: 6 p.m., youth groups, junior IN '68? IUnt-A-Car Everlasting (iood News Around the supper-meeting; 8 p.m., church The Responsive Heading includes municant membership Sunday the SUIVH — Hervfre 44\\ ISiOltTII AVI3. W. choir; 7 p.m., evening worship. KSSO Earth;" 4:05 p.m., watchtower council. this verse from Isaiah: "Lift up following persons: Mrs. Raymond Paid For By Authorise*! \Vi;s ||-[i:i.lt, N. J. Wed.: a p.m., mid week prayer Ward; Misses Nancy Griffin, Jean Dt-nler IMumtt S:tU- your eyes on high, and behold who Republican Citizens Committee hath created these things, that service. Kramm, Gail Miller, Audrey Sias bringelh out their host by number: he eallelh them all by names by the greatness of his might, for that he is strong in power; not one faileth."

REDEEMER LUTHERAN CHURCH Cor. Cowperthwaite PI, and Clark St. Rev. Walter A. Kcuning Vicar David A. Wood Sunday: U:30 a.m., holy commu- nion will be celebrated ut early ser- WE INVITE YOU TO vice; 9:45 a.m., Sunday school and bible classes; II a.m., later service; 4 p.m., advent music service, junior choir will sum. Wed.: 11 a.m., day school chapel.

CALVARY LUTHERAN CHURCH (LCA) 108 Eastman St., Cranford Pastors; Rev. Arnold J. Dahlqulsl Rev. Gordon L. Huff Mr. mill Mr*. Hubert Ciilini of HII/nliHh Imvu purrhiiNCMl the Jiomt> of Sunday: 9 and 10:45 a.m., services Mr. iinil MI-H, Ditnlcl II. llofknvcr at W.I !\«'vv l'rnvldi'iicc Itil., Motm- liIf. All reu<>rx, Jr., m KOlliiU'll tlic Mile of thlM multiple of worship. The Sacrament of holy l iiroiM-rty for tin- oil ice vi liiirrctt A Cm hi, Inf., itcuK communion will be administered at both services and new members re- Our Quality — Our Service — Our Prices ceived. Raymond Ward, a member of the Church Council, will assist at communion at the 0 o'clock ser- vice ; 9 and 10:45 Sunday church ROBBINS & ALLISON INC. for kindergarten through grade 8; children under three years are Established 1912 cared for in the babysitting nur- You can purchase photo equipment in many places, but it pays to buy where a sery; 9 a.m., adult class meets in the lounge; 6:30 p.m., senior teens lifetime of experience backs up every sale — and where the sale doesn't end • LOCAL AND (grades a through 12); 7:30 p.m., Dialogue group will meet in the LONG DISTANCE lounge. when yovou make youvour ourchasepurchase. MOVING Wed.; 8 p.m., midweek advent • "STORAGE service. The Hev. Gordon L. Huff will preach. • PACKING WILLOW GROVE PRESBYTERIAN CUUKCII Come In — Browse — See Our Big Stock of Tel. 276-0898 1961 Uaritan Road Scotch Plains Cranford Rev. Julian Alexander, Jr. 213 South AVG., Sunday: 9:30 and 11 a.m., worship Still and Movie Cameras ° Projectors • Screens service, sacrament of holy comma*

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-'• J- . Last year, over a quarter million owners of other low-price cars] 'i ^1"* Tim Chairman of the Mountainside derly drivers have a vision exam- Lodge CripH'd Children's Committee ination every 12 months, unless were won over to Plymouth. -• otherwise recommended by a vision "•' j •*"=*- is Richard Pullen V.I'. Ast. Chair- It started a movement, a momentum, a beat. And for '68, the' man is James MacDoimld, other specialist. beat goes on. With 27 luxurious Furys, 23 all-new mid-size cars h conimitlee memljers are, George Mr* mill Mrw. KrnmMlt K. iinrlM*r« frinnrrly c>i WUICCM Itarns IVmm.< What lypes of vision changes take im* now IIvltiM' 1» tlttJr muv Ilium* nt r» f-Jiry Vtn Svtnvh I'luhis, wliU-h Stimpson T.K.R., Clarence Place plate with age? The AOA lists the from GTX to Satellite to Road Runner, 8 economical Valiants itiry jiiirt'ljiiNi'il from Monfimiit* 1i>r,f IJMIIIUTH. Tin- NJI[I» of iIIJN limm* I'.E.H., Philip Conic P.l-Mt., Curl %%nn iu*jcolJ]|l«»

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Hospitals/ Muhlenberg Overl ; -V 8 THE WJESTFJELD hysicai cliaiaderi^lics of plan-1 Moittis. Hermann A. Fiseller, Cliarles ] TORGE eU, meteors, comets and .stars, and McMurinc, John H. Baumann, Mer- j; Enrolled for UC haw piofessional astronomers go ry Ushw. Mis. Mauj'ice Thompson, j about finding out. "what's up there." Jcanc Ambrose, Charles R. Bartels, 14 TODAY'S What's Up ThoreV—An Introduc- Robert Wcderich, and Boixnit? Thomp- Astronomy Study tion to AMronoiny"' was developed son. by Amateur Astronomers, Inc., Fan wood — Robert B. Woodbury, ntasies One hundred nnd nineteen West- HER Naturally, the iuteic&t of alt field area ro$idi*nrmorly of Newark. The l wti* Ji«-jin(l(i*vi1 U>r Mr. nml Mm. O»ruc S. Finhfl by John H. ranged by Ken Johnson. mi* of «!)<• otYlcv itf Ainu JuliiiMtoii, Itfilltor. The following new books have been added to the collection at the liorowilz Ends Course Memorial Library. 9&B Scotch Plains — Army Private Al- NON-FICTION: American Home, lan A. Horwilz, 20, son of Mr. and The American Home's low-calorie Mrs. Emanuol N. Horwitz of 2085 cooking; Armstrong, Lemon in the WIRING AND MAINTENANCE Grand St., completed u wheeled ve- bosket; Baiter, Tho peregrine; hicle mechanic course Nov. 17 at Barnelt, The future of the computer RESIDENTIAL - INDUSTRIAL Ft. Leonard Wood, Ma. During the utility; HetiLstein, Alternatives to COMMERCIAL course, he was trained to repair in- violence; Bond, Heading difficulties: ternal combustion engines and their diagnosis and correction; Bos- wheeled vehicle chassis components. wcll, The America; Bolting, One Instruction was given in the funda- chilly Siberian morning; Brown, ELECTRICAL CONTRACTORS mentals of electrical and transmis- Vietnam: crisis of conscience; Cut sion systems. lor, The tennis book; Davenport, POWER, HEAT AND LIGHT Too strong for fantasy; Dodd.s, Practical biology; Dulan. The Yan- Call 232-6914 Procrastination is the arc or keep- kee peddlers of oarly America; Ks- ing up with yesterday.—Don Mar- slemont, Italia'u'llah and the new Westfield ouis era; Fleming, No bones about it; ...taking a well deserved Golcling, The pyramid; Hard, A memory of Vermont; Har/nrd, Peo- vacation! ple in-glass houses; Karolides, The pioneer in the American novel, 1900- 1950; Kemdman, The nine mile walk; Krutch, And even if you do; man Literary and library prizes, 1967; Lumley, New trends in 20th cen- tury drama; Ortiz, The complete ...paying all your bills! book of Mexican cooking; Reading should his wife Laboratory, Inc., Study faster and retain more; Ridgway, The Korean War; Rosentluxi, The new poets: American and British poetry since with the dishes... World War II; Sachs, The jail diary of Albi(; Sachs; Schwartz. You and ... buying a new appliance! your stockbroker; S^ilin^, The Pros idcnl's plane is missing; Singer, The manor; Sullivan, The complete guide to softball; Tiiylcr D.e;wl Ernest: Taylor, Tlu1 left leg: Yin- ing, I, Roberta: Why to, nu.slcr de v-elopmonl; Wynar, Introduction to ...cash for emergencies! bibliography and reference work.

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TRUST COMPANY A CRANFORD - GARWQOD. PLAINFIELD- SCOTCH PLAINS • WESTFiELD Alcoholics Anonymous MEMBER FEOCRAt DEPOSIT INSURANCE CORPORATION Drinking Problem? PUBLIC SERVICE ELECTRIC AND GAS COMPANY Write P.O. Box 121 . W«ttffitM Ktt-Vf Or TtUphoM LEADER WANT ADS PAY THE WESTFIEtD (NT.J.) LEADER, THURSDAY, NOVEMBER 30, 1967Section 5—Page 1 special program designed to help Observation Week them le-jj'-ii and enjoy the- sports of evelopin handball arid paddieUaJl. Tiw weight Muhlenberg, Overlook room will be open five afternoons Slated At YMCA for hi<;h school youth. Basketball will bo now attraction bov s ita Aid ^rviiiion we^k fur She YMCA from £irade 4 Mirough y. Leagues will New Technology In pyui ami swim program will be hvlci bo farmod Satur.. Scicnt-ific ii(]vi:iic;(\s e and 14; U and 12, and 9 and d duriii:; this week and all pcr- •VXp.i.J- • ! I ti nnd practic* e will bo held are encouraged to (hup SJon bring ">' u<* {fjurin^ the work for younj, Y, see wl;<:t their so::s hav< be i: ! s jwi h league play eacli Saturday yft- in class and si>? the resi ? and Overlook. Ku. ;ls i'wr U!»sc. new - jenioon. A full nuanbor^liip is re- ; will nrt be given ever tlu> building jM'o^rani.s ;:r,d ollivr ]:r-.ij- quired. phono. The wilier term will .- t'cis dt'siyiirf.f to i'isuii: VVi-'olfiL-'dL-rs t, Dec. IS. of fiif finc-sl hosj)iL.il scrvicfs avail- u^-jistr: tici for \vi: U'>' I Moil V 111 able .''i'" inudc; |>olh a menry and ah We l'k\d K-sido:iLs may ntai' in nielanclioly signifioynce. cited Jo for u nf^l uf SiO.OO'J, il.-i re- rc^i^traiicn foniis poft'narktd no mii\nma portion of its "fair sharo" Fairio,>, so it is said, loved the than vSaturday. Dec. ice of burning I City State. Mrs. L. Kennedy of 772 Houlcvard, tionships. them, but not lhe smoke and Honor Roll is now working at Hamburger's De- The results of the first marking • partmeiil Store. PUu'nficld, in a spe- ricriort show a total of 1U7 students; cial six week co-operative work proj- at Roosevelt Jr. High School on the; eel, as pint of her courso of study honor roll or honorable mention aca-jat the Laboratory Jnstitule of Mcr- demie lists. To make the honor; cliandisin^ of New York City. Miss roll, a student must receive a grade • Kennedy was graduated from Lin- KARKX COLLINS, nurse in Miihlcnbcrg Hospital's new coronary care oi "A" in all major subjects and \ den Hall High School and k enrolled unit, scans monitors of natienfs in nnv unit. "Giultfets" help medical a grade of "B" or better in all other j in L.I.M.'s l\vo-ycav program, FIRST TIME IN THIS AREA! staff give immediate care to victims of acute or suspected heart at- subjects. To make the honorable tacks. mention list, a student must meet THURSDAY, DEC 7 — 9 A.M. to 9 P.M. the requirements for the honor roll Boy Scout Merit except that he is allowed either FRIDAY, DEC 8 — 9 A.M. to 9 P.M. one "B" in a major subject or one "C" in a minor subject. Badges Revised SATURDAY, DEC 9 — 9 A.M. to 4:30 P.M. 110X011 KOLL "Hooping up to date" is one of thu Anyone Owning Any Make Tape Recorder (Excluding Low Price, Rim Sovenlli C.rado — Joanne Clark, aims of tho Boy Scouts of Amtu-ica, .lant't Potcr Mcilale, Judith and Ihe latest list of requirements s, Jonathan Hopkins, Margue- for Hoy Scout, merit badges cover- Driven and Cheap $39 Tape Recorders) Are Invited To Bring In Their rite Austin Sayro. Jeffrey ing vocational and hobby subjects Fur:: Patricia C'ullen, Dianu WESTFIELD'S (laytun, from Eisric-Lilture and American busi- Tape Recorder For Davis, ChristonhtT Koher, .Jon;ilhan ness to world brotherhood and j CHRISTMAS GIFT Ila^uer, Holly ilelclor. 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Di;uu> ('tinnniti:;.'; 'I'll!' niirjMi.-.i' nt lhe merit I>nii.>• is SONY SOUD-STATE SONY SOLID-STATE 5ONYMATIC SOUD-STATE 105 Tullis. l-:rir Wider -ir-un, I-rur lo I'Mi'-'UfiMii' I'.oy Semite to t'\j)|or<' lIt*r«'H tljf^ lln'^si pori fthli! innnti- } ESP-REVERSE 660 250-A TAPE DECK RECORDER 1 jilnmlc At- nr ai'\'r a valla trie Yft ChrOIli', D"ll:i"! l i''- i'.I "il 1 i n,ti)V v.o! lii-.vhiK I it-kis if itiU-rr.--t. iyi? With t h IIH mod'*Ht. prh *- \v*Mihl t*A\t\ i*> jnnU<: Murray, l.iml;i IMalculm, r-* l\v^t truly atlhi- Own a PORTABLE io li.-lfi tin-in find out whnt Uijnl of rs|nK r*yrA t-tn, The you (ran i\*t*l t ii in* Hoim^whu i whi-pt It'ti) itf riiu'h » liix. Have l'liili|>/.. l\ich.;ir( f-;Si h-ciroiilc brain V.MU- t y IIOHltlVl! Htutt'UHMlt. Sonii'OliO 1 Illtt ariivities llicy !i!u* bt-sl and tho.^r ;'(iiiif \y i 4-t r^M't: *M tw^n ami inn no rcvur JH—who haw tint Jnwl tint opportunity H m#irl uliit imifi ot 1 William (lonlruk, Minli-lyn viili-i* or :it fin fwi n'PiH'ly If»\r prl**' , (.'Mr of for TAPE RECORDER I'nr which Hu'v an* lu\<;| ::uitetl, tind 1 KiflhUi (rrjifU- Katlieri'u- AVI i h In In lM a ft or th#* vm\ of it to your prw-t-nt CMUIMI uyulcni UH " of t IJJH M'tniirkublf* ln- to iiivc fhrm further training in n ronh'tt . nu nil t rnrkn^ 11m \n\\o niiisir rUrrftly otT Uio iilr t, N'o of It or r nm para portahln Shirley \Vyth(\ hiKelxtn: Bn-,;,erlf Scouting i'undnineiLtals and skills, IIIIMM ronir ry lN>rropt<>r nn11>- in;ik(* i;n-nt!y In*iirtjv*:cl ciijiiot of iimtU:ally ^ t-lu1 taiiiMllrrrlhiiK your fuvcirUi? tiUu-H. of Kay l.imilry, l-atnvn Van (..onven, Mr. lifwi.s said, Ivlleu Chri:Mu*. Itaynumd Ferri, LUSTROUS iJmfe avoided. Pronounced softening at ! Dip a pad of 3/0 steel wool into By AVNE L. SlIEELEN Uy A\NA MANG UM? slum may indicate the sian of | themi.\tur<* aiwl rub the wooden sur- County Home Eronomist Under the Christmas tree of today. Iho walking doll struts, the baby stein-end rot. jlocc. a snuill art'ii ;u a lime, work- JILT 3KT 1 For a trsidilkwui] faJl dVsserl with doll ci-j's and lakes bottle. i.ho fashion doll displays wardrobe mil Be-pides uu fhvor -fid the talking do!! shows off mr vocabulary. ir.;^ wi-h iho ^r.-.iin ut t-iu- wood. a new flavor twist, serve Grange aronia of taugmnes. two an old toollilmtsli dipped into the Side by side with Liu> dolls are im\s timely fabulous. The mode) train 1 Pumpkin Chiffon Pie. V.. •.'./? ore liiat the skin is iv- mixture lo scrub carvings and (.urn- wends its way thrash :i rcaltislic mack1! tovn, while o led riea! I y-powered Pumpkin pie has a special place a u (i the be: s readily iii^s. miniature racing cars execute exeiiing iiiiincuvers along intricate streldi- separate .-.w.' in tiie harvest menu. Adding orange -..#. - of track. Milk trucks, fire trucks, puiicj patrol cars ami a myriad Wipe off the mixture vvii.li a damp juice to this pie not only adds va- -sc Uiugei-ines in a variety of ways clolli wrun:; o.tl of warm water. Wheel toy a come with "real "life" while they arc* available. They add --•'.'. riety but also sul>Uy eiiliances the • Rectni years have brought grcai ciuui^e.s in the variety and intricacy Puiish the surface with a dry clolh. flavor of Die pumpkin. color to fruit cup. flavor contrast When doin.^ thi.s cieuning job, pro- £2 of doll-s and toys—so nuich so ihu\ even younj* pyrertfts, not. many years Easy to prepare, this Orange to a cheese tray, and texture to sal-tect the i'loor wiUi se\'eral layers of ••• •"•••'r-" -V'V#N removed trtmi "waiting fur Sairia" iiiomselves, novv find their children's ad coinbinations. uow^papcrs and work in a well ven- 5£ Pumpkin Chiffon Pie has as its base Christmas pliiythin^s beyond thoir experience. unHavored gelatin. It is therefore a For a salad suggestion featuring likiled room. ^4. tangerines, prepare the Tangt?riite recipe tfiat can ha prepared, in ad-What About Toys of Yesteryear? When the mixlure of turpentine, y---.:--:^ vance and be waiting in your re- Walnut Toss recipe that follows. linseed oil imd water has cooled, do One toy manufacturer, it is said, includes lliese instructions with TANGEKIM2 WALNUT TOSS T*V: frigerator until serving time. nut try to rehe.at it. since it is

M :<-• *:' "to lw asswriblGd" toys: "Caution: Adults, hands off! This toy can be 7 cups ed topping and orange sections. Add variety to your fruit choices freshness by dusting with talcum authority, who is a former Marine, the Ciu'istmas tree is truly a source beauty who turns her head, flutters Among the Library's little inhab- YIELD: 1 nine-inch pie. with tangerines; they are now be-powder or white shoe polish. The a world traveler and international of delight. her eyelids, heaves her bosom and itants, dolls of oilier lands form a coming in ore prevalent in iheusual method is either washing or airline executive — and who is also The Doll Library, so named !>e- plays a lyre, to the tune of a hidden miniature United Nations. A turban- market. drycleaning. a man who has more dolls than music box. ed Brazilian dancer, a Spanish mat- Week Needed For 'Fucked into a lunch box, served So it is with wooden furniture. An almost anybody except Santa Clans! canse every doll has a story to tell, ador with cane and sword, a Japa- MURDERERS ROW ns p;irl of ;i salad, or eaten ns aoccasional cleaning method should is attractively housed in a 17i)2 Many other dolls in the Pryor ncses geisha, a Belgian lady, a Ger- Address Change Collector Samuel F. IVyor is the snack, tangerines complement many be used to remove the accumulated founder of the International Doll barn, remodeled to provide appro- collection make it plain that me- man tourist, an Arabian desert One week's nolle* ii/ requested SILENCERS priate settings for the dolls. Visits chanical accomplishments are by o! readers of the "Leader" who foods and help to keep calories low old wax or polish, dust, grouse and Library in Greenwich, Conn., where prince, an Argentinian gaucho — grime. to I he Doll Library are by appoint- no means limited to the dolls of the list is seemingly endless. are changing their addresses. and nutrition high. more than H.OUO dolls aro gathered The following cleaning method for in fabulous variety. ment only. today. Fore instance, a group of Address lists arc m a tie up one A definite, low-cnloiie fruit sug- early American dolls includes the Differences may divide nations — week In advance, and white it is wooden furniture will not only set MAN CALLED FLINT Begun in IDM when ho inherited Here, there are antique dolls, his- but not in the Doll Library. Mr. gestion, a medium size tangerine the surface clean but will help hide "AiUoperipalelikos" — a walking possible at the lust minute to contains 40 calorics. They .'ire a wise 300 dolls from a friend, the still-toric dolls, craft dolls, religious Pryor'.to boi it at home) in a forward papers without extra our daily requirement for this vita- charge anywhere In the United min. Slates for those subscribers who Top quality tangerines are bright, SEE—a protest are planning to hss away for tern- clean, deep yellow to deep orange againsfdullness in a oorary oeriods in color, and heavy in relation lo jarded rendezvous

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THE - W33SCTIELD <2W.) LEADER, THURSDAY, NOVEMBER W, 1967 Page 3 LEGAL NOTICES LEGAL NOTICES LEGAL NOTICES

jirwi] or ihi" fYMiiK-U f*jr ti tt-rm uni- ft ion Town ^ * and Thr Kir*: 1 H'lutrtiuent shall havi* An it" run a for i*r, r h nr:-ri - j - ' • in* fr-vtir in (lu juiwusvr arid pub- form r all nM HIF fuurtiouii, puwt-ra ancl tlu- iUK uf t i:v t'*.'U iM- t? it Uf h rn:u it-- Ur> (t> 1-n-x.Til'rd by hi\v for it l.y tijf T"Wii t 'I n'*t i u» '•T him by (\*utui i I'll Wurks vctj MiuiMi'ijjul Kin- Department tft/n- ^ :(t(j JJ.JSJ. nn lli'1 - ! ;. Ti [• \m ! i "nijirnsai ion ILS slii\ i*f th^ Kiri" and m h i ; irft-viHiMj ii, tin. fr*iiIn i y onlin^m-^. of jjr rffirnsiMit e oi i-U'/h I uitt- j mid tf jii*ri J ii! ions, sur t h:i i H'r suid oriihiaist'.osi of the '. i lionnl |>• "i-inun t-r JLI-; i\ iiy L*- 1 Tow n. 1 *'i llnurs. • b*I"I JJ t 111 'VUiiM-i I. Til*:• | v.ti-iiMcy in Hit- '>fiU»\ lh<» "-MUiyur m»-uMUn-(i iu sui-h units as riiifj' Jtx I'.- pu b ri > " ! (i:: i \ y*\'V\'v ;i« ArUntt TuWJi Atlml'h- he j*r*"Sfriht'(l J.y tl;*> T^vvn Ad- Tiit- **r>unc*il i ••!• the j>t*rforn\i; TK c i JUH! fncil i vs The Kire l>eps-\rfrn**nt slmll pro- ir* inin .rut i *t\ \\ o Ui + • i 'i-ijin i I iii'il is M-I s• * i <'l the ilutiit* drscriht-d ukvo. Ht- ' n viih- Kit-r pr^u^ction s o r v i e e « 1M in- r«'MJp?f-11• "rr i n I nil Mi- T1J<- J-IJ.I il r<;r I lit I itnt a, hi* vt- n j I UL I'rt-audjt all bills, rlalms shall be p:utl in athiitiim i--* suHi I <;il. 1 M\ "i -n! > - iwiir Incurs a day- Thr i • i i ;ni'l tti-nimidis ;i^n iTisi t li*- T"U vi Mihiry, t iu* rt'iisuunt'U vulue r»s" 1 7, l^suc such cert i/ii'iil t-:^ M'nwii AuininiM r,it!* i*- a jjy Hvm to i.-i,r r iir-iii Hit- in^udiiM , l-iiyi'^!!^ \'uv whU h IKL!> lu fUTi\s;iry ami ;i)ny Mmx'tr fi*r ti to hi* i'onvt".vt'il tn ihf TOIVIK S. I \rform such wtlu- i f- Town Atimi j]*-rf urn; 1 i'i]'s * >rHir*?t'l "i nO tsu per vine tho tht' M n y o rt wwh Cnum-iliiian, from tut h a«^>artmvtn uf the Ii, Ptoparation for trial or ar* TIHVJI Admin is trator. Thr lu-ad of v:\y\\ drpari ment 1 minJstrfU inn of Ihe (i*-p;jrtnif'l*ts ^Liinent, i\n*'\ {nr appt-arniK't' iiful 1 l*i> w ii A'linhiiM nilui ;i inl lu ciicli <*f tlif TuUn ^itv^ninU'iit, f-xerDt Town. suhjt ct I- t nr riiiirKT a ml *inll- I^t'pa r( in I*M t JI **!ut, iiul l**wfs t h;» ri app*-al^ brTurf* tlie courts iinrl Thi-rt* shall 1-t- {hv a.s otherwise piovifkd by gt-Jifnl 1 1 1 iuMu-rs nf \hx- Tnwn a lit* subject j li. Malntiihi a ct*ntrul ctdmini^trfiti vt » K t nt i (• P and j t wt-iii y-four hcnirs prior t'.> ihr- ilun- IMU1 or ordinance. viMon.s in th*; i H-|i;i rUntrni uT Pu lo i h* i^i»pMiv;ii uf thr Town Ad- an«l time uf I IIP nu^'tiiiK. I!*' shall to in. I»n-l*nrriilon ot unusual or ilifll- lit1 Works, iiuii istra ii»f, sliall by rt^^uUitiun, IO — Provide for the organization cuJt and trompliwiUul ordh;;\n- also jMu*t u copy r..f ftn- :i **-rn rl;i un of tin1 ivuik iif iho departments, 13. Maintain bti J, Division of ICntiiiu vi int^ v^t:i bli.^h thr fi-llowing': IJM_* hulli'UTi Luai'il uf tho ilunltripal subji-it in the rtquirvintnifc of linn rntmnitment b i OS. li. IMvi^ioit of Mauntt'iiuncu n ]- Tin* inl**rii:il Mjirinlion of tho ihe AdmhiiEtiutive Code-. 14, Ditormiu^ that <^utfcjuituili*in. dr|»a it iiM'tU by su|it'rvi>inii" i ho l.r, tNldirm- C\ffict-t\ C)—ltLview ihe administration unrumtnitied balunt^s an- iiviitl- T\w Town AUuriu-y shall 3, 1 H vision uf ii nil di n^' In.sp^r- Mi'rk nf the tie pur linen I aiul the The Mayor aha 11 prt.-siue nl nil :i*ni optratlnn of each of [he able within eath a])prupriutlon power M"ith the ajjprovul of iht* \ ion. assignment ol funoihuis, powers tu pruvffle fumis lur the puy- iUayor arid rouTirll ui»rt within the iunl duties of ^ulHmMnalc ulYlcers mi-ft i iif-rs of tin* Town < VmnrM at I findd rrcumtiitnd lt> tVJf> 1>)—Duties of blvisiwitf. incnt of all Kuunliuti uml fc limits of availably appropilatinTip, 1. The Divunjon (jf *-'n*4in**fring1 and rmpioyrt's within ihu (U*pnrt* ivhli-h ii'- is present. Jn the absunc:^ Mayor from time tu time sut-h tu eiigtiye Huch additjunal or dp*?- ot th*.- Alnyor, tin? AftJnff Mayor or j ^hall pi'rform tht* rt>liuwlni;: rneiii, HHriiRures as IK- may deem neces- J "">, Keep busies atiJ reconlB of cinlixed o-ounnel to ai<1 in the per- ^. SLihiiiit to tin* Tuwn Admin- in his alistMH'i* Ihe alternat.fi .shall sary nr iifr^Iriiblfc fur thft purpose a)—;»pfrvlpi* and provitk' of- ftcwiunt to nhow the umount of formance of the functions of the fice and Hieltl eu^hievrin^ call tlie Council to order On the of improving the efficiency and each tiptirojjriatiun, th<> amount department and in the prepara- 1 arrival of Ui« Mayor, thu Arilut ^crvicrs required hy the IK - run'j'iit expense -A\\*1 capital the economy of the Town govern- paid therefrom, the amount tion, trial or appeal of wurh cawea pai trnont, *?l fur tli.t1 tteparttnftil. M^iyiM- ininended conclusion of the kusnrifcws iinriujdi- or be interoRttid us he may dcfin licatioriM, niako surveys uml trends in town aervices and fi- balance thereof. maps, maintain Ihi* Tuwn tnx le of organization for the de- fltely before the Counril. nance, and report find recommend C)—Tax Collector. necessary. The Council may ^n* g"age HUV\\ additional ^r speclal- map on u currcni basis and SKCTJON l.G -Quorum. thereon to the Mayor. The Tax Collector shall be ftp- periurm and design drafting 4. At loast oiict) n month, file NEW TRAVEL BUREAU OFFICE OPENED—The view above is of The majority of all tlie me?nljors K)—-Prepare an annual current pointed by the Tuwn Administra- ifced counsel as It deems neces- sary, vvorU as required. ?rports oi all receipts with tlie the Fugazy Travel Bureau office opened last week at 112 E. Broad St., of thf? Council shall constitute a expenufe budget and a capital tor with the consent of the Aliiyor v) — Maintain artm^ntnl Town Treasurer, quorum nt any regular or budset for connlderatlon by the and Council for a term of fuur 32)—Limitation on Power to Com- rtourdn, puyroll and invontury ft. 3it*]n>rt a I IOUKI annually ti> and managed by George Giftos. tneetlnf? of the Council, but a Cuuncil find recommend long- and shall receive such com- promise. rontrulH uml vu&i anulysis, the Town Admiiilstratur In *uch hum bur than a quorum may ad- range caplt&l improvement pro- penHflUon as shall bo provided for The Town Attorney shall not t to tht: approval of the furni us \u- nuty approve, on the journ a meeting and If no member in the salary ordinance, in addi- work of tho depurtmemt uf the F)—Knforce and execute the pro- without tlio appruvui of Council, ptment Hi'tui and the LEGAL NOTICES 1H prwsciH mifc half hour alter thit tion to dutlea apecifkui by New be t»mpowet-cd in compromise, not- Town Administrator, aijpolnttMl time for any meeting the VIHIOIIB uf the Charter and all l Fugazy Travel Jrrsfiy Statutes, the Tftit Collector tle or adjust nny Hg"htR, 2. Tht* Division of &l:tlntonanre It) —Siihonlhi:iN* TO Town Cltrk tiliall .nJJuurn the meet*- ot(i€*r Jaws, resolutions and orcli- shall perform the following: du- nancee. or cleimuuts or oaus^H of t and Construct km ahull perform Kaih Doparinu'iH ilo.id shall PVMAV NOTICIfi lite: in favor of or againKt the h fHh luivo tlu* piiwrr t'xnM>t a» htirnln In addition to tha above uppolfled 1- Make or cause* to he mude l ic Nollne It* litirpby tfiven that SECTION of Mln- nor to ptMHTlt, offer or con few a)—Miiintiiin the Town tUrcwts utlu i\vtTs( spiMrlllt'AHy proviih»df to intt Fuspt'iid nr rriimvi «ub- nlmll perform the following: cipal tax lifiiB on real proptny l« a copy WOB inLruducud, rvi»fl the Mnyur and Council, a HUK&'C&I- ( UHP ot the Town, tho fee re* iivw a« may lie m'pilml in tin' ;ip|nuViil of the TDWII Admin- cil af thit Town of "WVatilelrl fit a without ivadinK* if the Town Clerk *'tl dtpartmentul table of urgan* lhat nu< h nection *hall not oper- Office Here quired pursuant to hiw for nny ate to limit or abrtdigfe tlio dis- rniHrMn tlierowlih. istrator and iM»iiff th<> Town Attorney in b) —Mainluln ;ill fiuMlll Irs of Any utiirt-r nr omployeo may ho 2. Deposit dally to the credit of I eonfcUlt-r thft Name fnr fimil• imHfci^o SIJOTION 1.8—Consideration of Mo- imyiiH'iU Hubjtfct to audit control, reft-nrd to tho proper conduct of I he Town's nanjtury ami HI W- rrinuVrd hy rosMuUuu of tha the Town, nil monleB received trial on any action or proL-eedlnR The Fugazy Travel Bureau Inc. ON the 12th iluy of December, 1967, tions :iml l^iOjato. 1)—Attend nil meetinira of tho % ov KVHtotnH In u suuml nnuii- at 8:»« 1MI In Ihn council Chum- in one or niuro (leijo«itorit w il^s- nr to deprive lilm of th(» powers tiun fur tfl'lciont nperat !un. last week opened its We^tfield office (| The |in*Hl«Untf nfflror Khnll rule Council whether re^ulnr» special lKnfit**d by the Council, main- \nrr. Municipal Uulldlntf, 425 East nny pulnt of uriler, which rulln^r or eonforffnro unler^y excUBCtl by a ml privile^cP ordiTi&rlly nxvr- 0)-— Operate. trminiaJn. rl«-an • Upon tlif oxpirAtuni of his term at 112 E, Broad St. under (he direct Hroad Htrt'Hl, TV'eatfiold, New Jersey, tain a full and uonipleUt record tlaeil in judicial prooei/iUnnrtf by and ri'piitr all municipal Imild- of Mjrhr nr Ills nnioval or ronlw- Rtand l overrulrrl by a this May**r and Cuuncil* oi Hccuunts of all nurnB col- i at which time and place any person majority vote of the Council. rouriftpl artlnK for privato clItMits, iiiKu otiifi than tlio ruH-iunus^.s. icillnii thiTcfrntn, e:h h officer nnd supervision of George Giflos who 1 J>—Adminl»ter an employee griev- lected and roi'vlvtfri acuordtni; to v In IIIM tujjM't'Ior, all i>aiM*rn» joined the.Fugazy firm in 1962. fot* given an opportunity lu-uu heard Utitmtu nnd Vote*. Hit* Council. Town equipment, teina aa may be proscribe^ or Thrre nhall be « IMunlclpnl rrr(mls, nutpn and pruperilfH of cohcferrilfigr suttl ordinance. The Mayor or auch ollior mem- K)—Uuview Iho purctltaso of all uppruved hy tlu- uuditur uf the luilldlhKs and Htci 1 r J-TuBocuior of the Town. The Wunl- tin Tuu n IIUMI in his custody or The travel bureau was established JOY C, VK12ELAND, bur uf tho Council \XH tinxy be prt>- l , supplieli s amii equipmenitt ^^)wn « acruuntH and mnkt' such HSIMI hy tin* D^iiar Hldtnf?. may move, second nnd do- periodic rnpurtw on tho iicemmt- oilial rrntft'cutor, who ^liall br an in 1870, -thus making it one-of the Town Clerk to be furniKlied and work and Attorney at l^uv of tlio Htato nf t*)~"-Mu intuln auU t-ultlvt bate from th<- Clinlr anj niEiy vote labor to be done for tho Town In^ of the fumlH ot tlie Tuwn 1. pn rl illicit ill OKVISItAt, ORIUWAWCK No. IKM Now Jersfty, Hliall hv appointed Town K ro u n f dehata aa urn i 7\nvn AurnlnLstrator or iho Iiy tlio Mayor wllli the L-onKoiit f)--lVrfmm rnpltnl improve- country and it is now considered to AhMIM-STJlA J JVK COIIK PHO- pnH eilur<'« by uf ihe Council for a t«nn of HMH alTs- VIIIIVK FOtt Till? fHU:A\I/A- by th*js(* ruh?H Iinpo^^rt on all Council may mjulrt*. 'iil, innltitt*n:iiiro nnd t:im- D)—Clerk of Urn lioiwd of ASH<\S~ year i\x\d Khali rucuiv*j «ucli an- iuulnn projects, following nun-dnpnrt mental be the third largest In. the world, TrO^f AND AIlMIVFRTRAfliON OV nieinhcrH, and he Hhull not be tie- lrf>—I'crform HUCII other I!fjurd i JIU:LL tTHnpt'ii sutloii MH nluill hv r lusul or tho DiviHion uf ('uiunilffsionK, OlTk^iH nnd 'IIIC TOWN UOVICKNMIOJVT lU'It- prlv( «l (»f any rlgrhtK or lll amJ thJtlrH au may be prescribed 1 The Fugazy organization pioneered of u Councilman by reiisun of pruvlchMl in tJio Hilary onlinanoi . aflV nvt* runtITUHMI a» NVANT TO A NPRCIAI, (7IIAHTKII by ordinance or resolution. Tlie Clerk .of. iho Board pf Aw- p in commercial travel and group in- OP THK TOWN OP WI3SrriUKM> ut-tlTiK aw pr^nldin SECTION 3. DKIWUTMKNTS the Huiirtinjr onirlal. I. Mmird. ]jj-"(jblafnint; tho t:c-»s<»r» whiill h*> ajij*oint IJMJT. To wiii Adtninlstratur wit.li ithe oun- ho suiiMilntod by Lhi? Town Ad- Kv**ry nicmbop doslrin^ to p SIX'TION 3-l~I>fparttnent of Ad- iippear on brhalf wf the Town on iniiilttirntur with tho ronfl4int nf ll UK IT OKDATNED by thu Town mhUnLrution and Finance. sunt of tli** Hoard fif AKH^Ksor«. all matters* before the Town Mn^- 1 filiated with the Diner's Club. To- Couiitill or the Town of WestflRlri In flhall addrofifl tho Chair ami upon tin? Mu.vui uml ajiproval nf the 4. IUi:ud f>T Ih^illh. 'IMHM'C ttluill he a Department of He ahull perform nil duties a«- islniu> wlu*n the jiuliltt: - Inti-r^Ht r>. hnrnl AsHlHiaiH-o ijnnrd. gctihcr with Diner's, Fugazy handled the (^ount/ of Union an follows: by tho prcnldinp offl- sl^ru'il to him, by tho liwml of rt'quiros and on i\U cu^i^ and !ip- { the final sailing of the Queen Mary a municipal ordinaiUM! IIIMI In Htich silntis of thr ItitildlnK <^rnl»» nnil Hi- l/lhrury. HISCT1ON 1-1— AtlrnlniHlrator who whall aorvo with- lHtrutor. 1 ( O)-r Inter ruptlonw. ntln>r and tiinVrrm nuitt^ra tin ZMMIUU *>nllmuM *' and nuoh 7. Munlrlpiil Ma^i.Htratc'ft Court exclusively. A)*— Ko^ular A nM'inbnr one*1 renofrn out ttriditlonut ouinponKiition, K)—Offico Hours, AdminiMirative anrt Plnancn mny be required .hy tho rul_0H-nf otht*r pnivisimiK of Inw or or- nnd Vlnlrtth*nH tlun»*m Thn Town CfHjncIl H1I;CU moot an- not be Int^rrui»to4 whni e The I>ojinrtment nf AtImln|Htr;itlon th*1 Now JiTBey Kuprumo Court. ililKinreN an mny vrst rnru-tlnns, SR(*TION K. *%MiflU-t of rntorPHt. Mi*. Giftos was formerly associ- nually for ortfiutlzsuion within the unloss It hv. lu call into order or untl KiimiKH* Bhall Inclutlo the fol- s oi tho Town nhall Jio open for tho transaction t)f public husl- When tMo validity nr an pnll- powers nr <1utifs in a HulMhm v\) — |i*ln;iin-Ill 1 nr l*fi rtonnl 1nt ofTIc'iitl, offiror, iMnployoo nr set, L.I., and managed Six Conti- tlie Town (Vjunctll ilurlUK thn prn- ordor, he »liall ccum? Hpoakin^: Town Troasuror Town Atturnoy and shall hv nub- twocn the hours of U:11O A.m. anil l ;ipl>nlnh^o in lita tnvn holmlf or ci^odhiK nicnth. The Council HIISLII until tin* qut'Htluon of orrl^r ho ClurU <»f the Hoard of Assc^flors J» <'t to the dirct'th}iJ3 of tht Tuwn Tht* in visions of l r nents Travel Service in Chicago fi :00 p.m. Mnl on llio Kt'oond and f tuiy (UIKT pnrHoii m^ni rcfvulnrly tb^ronftcr, on the f *i :0u a.m. He began his travel bureau ex- (ithrruM^c HcrJuMliiltMl for the olTlror or employee lo hv in ut- A)—Tnwn — Appntnl- in- IHscl"min ami I>In<]iifLl!nca- 1 only at thv. meet ln^ ^t Council to Imlil offlot* for a torm ;iml r. ml p.m. jintl t»n tht* NfiMitid of July and August, Whon th* tlnn* tf*ml»nr't' fur work nt any tlrnr- Mow, perienco as a refund clerk, moved whirh nahl fiction was In Icon- It of thnM* yiMfs iuut subjtjct tt> thr k 4 mnl finirtli TiirRdaytf nf ortrh i fi>r iiny rf'K'iilar mrctltiK of the Wlu'iirv^r Iio c]i tc nnluoH th:il an ho ppartiurnt «f \\'lirm vrr \Ur jii'rfnnnunrn nf Up to reservations mid ticket man- t-ount-ll fnllM on a le^al hollilay, miiy bo mini** ofthnr flurinK tho lirrivlsluiiH of iho liovifiod Htul- inunth fr<*rn 7:HU p.in. lu U-00 p.ni. utcs -10:40-7, with r^sppft to ton- -m'y or TMMMI iMtquiri'S. r«l>iler- fnr thv tr;\usai tt(Hi of pnMir IHIMI- cm any matter liivnlvlhK hiw tlnnn- provhiod Tor In thn salary ordN 1 1 i ii lo^n) boHdny( only hy one: *if iln* T>r(*viiHliiK Hido, in* ii t, ltiK and lironsorl tn MjuMhn JU n TII'SH daily, rxrt'pt Sat unlnyn junl liaiir*-. In nrldltfon to d"Htr^ upr- 1 i lrU in- piM'OHiiiil IntM^'Ki, lu* shall fice into operation in Schonecbady, but mny IK* prromlod by ;my rniMii- Tlicrc shall bo a Department nf iM-oftsNlonat t'imfiuMT in this Sinulnys and Ir^al holltlays, bi - puhltrly illHdusp such fart nnd IM—SiM'ctul Mrrtlntr«, riflml by Now Joriioy KlatutoF, tho r ln*r nnd may he rnmlft at any tlnic. Law, tho lH'ustcd a The Ahiyor may al m\y time and Town Ol^rk HhaH porftjiin the fol* 1 Hmrh nn»tlon nhiill he acted upon tho Town Aitornoy. He slwill ho ljf iippnliiteti by tho Town Ad- 4 :-tTi p.m. IHithiK In" thr ilrllhrrai IDHK an woll prime -time radio program called Khali upitn wrlttftn reriuowt oT any n ml IKIVO pri'crdiMird nv*T all nn AUornt*y nt IAWV of tho SLalo ministrator with thi* roust1 nt of Thr Town AftininlHt i-.'itnr «r t}»r fr>ur ('uuTK'iinu'ii, en 11 a Mpnclnl h 1 as 11n> vHhuv. hi HIH'U vi\nt\ lilfi k k nthrr tnntlnriM nnil whnll hp do- of NOVL- J* r>«rjr MIMI ho appointed llw Slay'M- anil approval uf (in* Di'jm rtmtMU I! on11 may rcquln "Travel Talk" with Bill EdwarcLson. 1 1. H^rvo an oli-rk of tlio Council i rrfrnhihuv ff<*m vntiuw HIULI] nnt iuc « tfiiK'' T'i^ rtM|iirHt nnd cnH for hnt:ihl«\ Niithhin horrln Khfill ho l»y thr M:iyor with tin- cunHcnt Council fnr a cMlnlti- torm imt lo nny niiuHr <*\' t inph>yn^ (n |>^ in HIU'II a special mot ttnp Khali npoclfy and its rommiUenH. lio rrr^inlcd t\n vnt hij-V In tho nf- {•nnstnion to prnvont any inrmli**r or tho Council f<*r a ti.»rm t>f oiu» t^xviMHl Iivo yrnrw ami whall rv- ;nitMiil;iiMT fur wnrlt ni any iitnn 1 Mr. Giftos in additfon to his trav- i 2. Alt-MHl all ini'«'tIiiKtt nf Iho i flrmfitivi <"' ni»M"i Ivc*. tin* purjjOKi* i»f thf* inciting and tin cidvi* HIHII fMirntion^adon ;LM shall whenever he drtermIit* H that an of tho {N>unc il from mnkhig' r>r Con noil nnd Mich connnlttro 1 KKr'nON IL Tmnsitlonnl PmvlHlonP. liu.sliU'SM whnll ho Uvulae tori at ary 1 prtivldiul in llu> Mil ary ordl- eim 1Reary or IUMMI rec- lv-ninHliiK Jit ;\ Htih»)—Tnwn Atlnrnoy—Dutios. All iior^iiiii JitiidiiiK nffi(M\ pnwi- hiK nf thr OnunrU, nny inntinn ('hiilrinan tlioi oof. Tho Town AUornoy, in aildltlnn i-e. TIu* Tuwn Kntfln<*t*r tihal] er ;ind enjoys music and photogra- vM\vi\. Tin* crill for a nprc-iul motMliiK t dcvoU1 Ills entlrr Urn** during HA — l'olln- n< i>artinrnl- t iiMiH cjr Mnphiynu-nt hi t hr Town jirrvl(MiHly made or 4 ntLsiflnriM]< 3. UP tho doposltory and ctistn- to Htirh nth or f unctloim, pnwcrft nhitU he filed with tho Town OlnrU I>UHlnr»H hourw to tin* dntii-H of A) — CMilrf nf PolUo—Appointment. iMivcnimi'iil iMMlrr a tltl(? of ufi'ico and Borv^d upon pfirh (Tonnrllmnn STCCTION l.y — npcnrflhiK of ^ dlan ot all ufTicial fuir^ty boml* ami ilutlos an may In* <]tlu?rwlhe. fc fc whlrh IK iMUtllniint Khali not htivo 1 fill liisunuin* policies upon or 1 linn nr r-nrpnrut Inn |n prJvfitf for whhh the me^tlnK In fallt-ri. Thn IIIHH of thr Council Mm 11 rcturd tin ftlinll (irrftirm Un fuliuwin^ : jinuUfr. He ^Iiall not \iv ]h'(?nnl- nplJMJnt(-([ l)y ilie Town Adminis- r\']ilr^ m rrK(! nry cxUts uffoctinK tho for \ht* h^iU'flt of (ho Town tn 1 1 1 vi\. Ttnvn Ruvi'nimcnl niul the At- for Town work. Mayor nnd approval of tin ('mm- t hi-lr ITS | J I'M 11 vi nITIn-H^ po.sltloiuf Troop 270 Scouts honlth or Hiifoty nf lUv, p^oido which prutr-ci It against any clalmn (oriii^y of l{i*i*nrrt in all pro- SUCTION 1.10 — AiMiTHsiiitf tho ur liability whatsoever imil all rrqulroM c«»iiM]demtIOTI by the Conn* foctlliiRw where tho Town t*r 10—Town Knidnecr—PowcrH and KIWIII1 trim, icrnnv and i-DinponHatlon oil wlililn a idiortoi- period of Ihms fnrnKil rontractH fur wnrk, la- iiJNIpen^sitinn a>i proviiliMl in tin* i any di-piirtnirtit r*tTlcnr or rm- Dutii'H ^li'iiorally. 1 :L.M hiM-idofnrr, 1 and upon Hiu-h lU.'torminjitioii hy the Tux payt r« or rr>HlflontH of tlie* a siihuy unllnaiHM . 1 Tnwn. or th^lr lt>Kfil i-oproHOTiln- ployo^ llu-rt'or, s\u\\l \*v :L party Tln Town l^n^inci^r 8hall bn ro> Il)—t>inios. All ri-riT**!!! ^ t n I ho Arl ruin 1 »t rn- Spend Weekend May«i% 111^ on 11 m;*y bo IHorl with uunt and material to which tho by vlrtuo nf the official rvlix- .spfjii-Hiblo fnr the proper and nlTI- tlvr A MMIKI jt ri I In pnvlnu.n Tnivh or* 'T tho Tuwn C^ltM'k nt uny timn nnt Io«» livow iiifiy ruMi'onH the COUIHMI ihir- Th** Poliro I >rj inr L mo nt »hall Town may he u party. tlmiship, I'UMI! cnntr'U of all Puhlk- Wurltn 1 ilhianrr^ shall ho rrart ID mnin Iho / thnn throi? hours prior la tho tlmo inK \hv portnd of Opon Dl^cu^^lon k ltiivn :tll th* f illirt SMIIH, juiwcrs :uul * w 4. Hi* ( iiHindhin of all lenn<\s of 2. Ailvlso tho Muyor, Council, ;\ by C\\ Izorifl on tiny innllrr over fillu-tlnnH nf tho Tciwn ^nviTii- limits HM priMirih^d by law for f i i prtijuM-ly uvviu-il by the Town, Tnwn Atlmfntfttrnttir and oth*-r ini'Mii. and »hall provldo t^r'hniral All refcrrnri- tn \hv Cliiof av\ for t>>•* inoothiK- Upon tho which tho rmiiH'll luiw jiirtKillotlnn, :i niuitit Ip:tl l'ullt'^ 1U'p;irtni^nt ft At Park Camp ft. Ui- tho di*poMt«ry and niMn- cuium It IIM'S, hoards, rnnunlssiiMis inn] (Mi^lnei-riTi^ julvlcr and us- IIIMT uf i\w Khv I )i<|iartnn nt in prc- (»f any tall for a Hpo Any j*orson doMlrliu^ lei sulilr^Ks tlio i generally, or hy itny t>ruVEHIUM of illan nf all iirrfurmiinrr bnruUi oi ut lu r hmUos I'NtahllNht'fl by slHtiitK'r lo all nrhor ilcpartmnnts viuim Tnwn iM'cMnnni'i'M «luill b" th*' Town OlCM'k shall y rminrll whall (ir«t nwk to ho TPVUK- T the (*hnrter nml ordlnaiK-tH o( the 1 or any otluT form of trinity St atutr, t hlji ( ni1o " *l^vi*hipi'r i>r other jirr- ]>nl fir^;iii Izat Ion, on ;my ftni! thf approval of thr- Town Admin- ('MiTimMtrrii *'f the '""luu'll In pri^r 270 spent Hie weekend of Nov. lfl-1!) plair IIM carh HIULII havo pri'vlnusly Kivr hiw iianu HIM] iulclrt*sM. i 1 nil le^al mnttors rolat iii|_; io tho 1 ft ihl It it mnl time in KrnutiMl by t ho jioiif; un a=l rst |i»r or l><- 1 fi. Administer tho prr>vlHtnn of i 1 (* tlu* liMiinl. I'f'ininlRslon (*r any oMirr 1m; riitflnoiTH fur S|HU'U)I: prn. imit ni* u t I lead may rv*\ uir* a ny out Saturday morning with a five Tnwn oniianiH * s ivhh r4*ffr- jefts and purpti.si'K nn he may uf a ov spo tin* fullnwhiK : srrlion, ;L n Illicit cli\l uml ail J I'onfrn-mTH n( Oi* 1 it ny r'tnirt "•!" *•• JIII]>*-1t*nt juriHilIrtlnti may bo hold wit limit prior not lot* Hnal pn^sapo hy rt-milntf tin1 titlr 1 I. 1'rr pair all pi a HH and np*. **!- to Alpine Cimip. During tlic nscont, jnirsti:uit In the Stati* A h-tihiilii Oniinrll a>: nM|u^st i^l, fU-at ions fur l*tihli^ Worlts niul A )--IMti- r»ih-f Apiniiitinrnt. that any MCCIIMU nr purl thereof }H nut wit h^t't Tiding' t In* al>ovo j.rovl- only, I TJKIII UIP rulnpt Ifin of nuv Hcv^r;t::i' font ml [;a\vH iunl 1 4. Pr<*piir<* or stip^rvim* th*' ini|ir(>vorni>ntK uihtrrtalu-u hy TIK'JV .^liall hr a KSf- I >«-ji;irt- VM)I| MtlEll) lint JlffiM't tlH V:illiHty C* f heavy riviits ami uoW winds liit the KI*>IU* uf this ^o^tiuu. amomlinHit f'0li>wln^' the Hcruiul Town itriltunncpR. 1 I l prrp;w:ithm :inil ripprnvi- all nr- th^ Town. tni'iit, tin 1H :U1 of U'htt'h shnlt In* ;iri,V ritlH'r M* *'t liui fpr ]in l-l lhiM'(*f*ft r> - V'-aUlni?, tho atlOiit I«MI of thr niili- 5. ijijUN' iTrtHiiatrs ;IH to np- itluancrH and rr.suluthuis an may t Iw* Flro riiii-r Mv rluill hv iip- area providing a yood k\sson in pre- All wii tilar and upoolal mootin^w imm:o a« MmiMidoil whall tnlto tin- 1 ',1. SiiiM'i'vlwp fill nnistrurt Ion luovnl oT land siihdlvif>lruis bv hi ri'MulnHl nf him. mnl mulnlcnaiH1*1 xvr»rk uiM'talii- ]nHntoi| by tlir Town Admin hit ra- Alt nnlhiaiH'ffi nr inirtn of nnll- of tli*' t'oiiTioil Hhall be open to the rnurso prPwcTiljod Iiy luw, 1 paredness for outdoor living—especi- i\\o Toun J'huininix It nurd )—In formal Confen'nv(\ ovy (ircllnnnoo wlnill ho taken hv <1»MM1K ami iltu'iimonls roiiuiri'd ninlnt i nailer nf ail jJiihlln imihU hhnll n-r-iv^ such annual rorii- rx tent uf s il I'll liiruHMlsl rnr>". Tin* Cinuucn inny nitM^t at nny time tho Clorlt by roll rail atul he shall bv thf i"'»uiull and ailiulnlstra- i without, proper gear. i*. isMir iMrtUioatn January I, I'niS, nniy moot with any nfrir**r nr om- may ho mi each ciitostlnn put t*> n prVMnMi snrh PnhlU: Wnrkn siM'vices a.H NTacphorson ami David Suriiuri led ployro of tho Tnwn or any ntli*T vniiv TtH- vote nf tho Connell on 10. r ru finy r\<}illtinnnl furH-- the way willi Patrol leaders nnd ns-ptTMon on Ti»\vn luiNinoss, No person rrsolullofiH m;iy he takou hy vo|eo timi«'U to at tond .sbnll ho vol ln^;- ^tin 11 he nirnr*lo(] nn vntl n^ Tnwn •uiMi'iHztMl \<- bo prvHont at any ^uli Murray Deatli, Bill Sheehan, Mike In tlu' AftJ rniativt-, f^c^pt ;is pen. r Town Trt'iiKuriT shah hi* TOP PERFORWIERS \ Langcr, and Rick Bonnet. vlded In t he TonilH't f (lie n sluuf (Jikn offorl witliout tin- tliri1!1 y^ars and :0i;ill rti<"<-lvi' .surh Bruce Shuv;irt, David Macpliereon # ^nuiK-il whWii whfill hn ftppalntod Mayor's HlnnutiirP l»y rojison uf hiw ruiinu' iriatb>n as shall \>o prnvld- by tho Mayor unnuall/ nt ibo Or- Oiilurr to return ft ml (Ho it with and Don McNeil worked on stalking, fc t [1 U>r lu tlu salary ordtn:mr'\ fn Kani^rttion MeiMliu^ shall lie ft/5fol - tho rir-rk within N n clnyn after r< - lidrlit inn tn ilut b-s M|u-rltlrd by tracking, knife and nxmniiship and low .N: (••'ivlnii'. tho Cli*rU shrill nitpiMul in TnWM Mirli i»i"(l Inn nt'r ur r^^nhitinn, n err- \\-\v setting tip proper camp ;is part of i;!iall l tin* ful- lio WntVt y t'nn t HU-:i I** In .HHlisiaut In Iiy tho follow - I'll lU' Work?* (^ utl: their Second C'toss Seoul require- InK form: n Ihi- a*l viro :ind nviinwul W :unl II UIUJI < "1 Jw^roUy rertlfy thnt th** alu>vo 1 ments. Also working on various nf l-'inanri- i \\:t irnwui nf tin- 1 ( n r il I » li it *• ^ or rosi>lut lm\) w;is l, invest all imOilts of jU'liicvenien! :; for scout Mclvnntvmimt ii4luptiuri:"in*'til*-* *if Tnu*n At \\\o Court of Honor held Oct. HO, ivithln t-Mi tVityi* t hiM'«*ot' tin* H:UI| t "!i w:i rr;»nts by nit \ mil - 1 M- Ail II (onllrtsuM'f1 or r<-r-"hitInn >• tonu i-fr'*ii-i Don McNeil nnd Howard Steffi us, war rani rlp't:k fur '-ach yfir may In lik:ivid McPhcmjii adiioved Ton- * • r^nim il t' from linn Mli.n.Mt it, tJ l Model TS814C p : > i J ;* • ;*i*pl"ip V* d by I b»- ilerfoot Scout ami Mur.ny I)c-;Uh ;ul- Sl-i'TI" >N M" Vft.» I'.VAVC, T'iv;n A'ltninist r:iti*r. I'l v " r 1Q0 S(i. In. Color Picture Area \Vll*-U< VlT illl Hfiill^MH'r nf" r: 111 I1*1 inahiMiilon School VTA. is [M- rnnshli'P'if 'A int il ii;[Hib:i'(| of in t •>' (he 1i;irlrr ll i i dl'ii wii ,iH'l t}\<- inn 1 st:ir!iti!{ their third ye:u\ SrouhiKis- vhu ;ip[n'iul h Ui 11 *>} n ppnMM'iM I mn I * i r xvbb'l and volume, adjusts nt;!or «-ind tint. Auto, I, ijuurinn Knll Ciill. 1 j matic ncf!;iussert Simplified Chanuol Selector UT Monroe. Mai/pIn'i'Mm mid ns- in i:\ tin- I'H!]M\V irn; f• *ri : i ?:li:ii! hwir I lir- i- \ J' KM t HP' with limited intlinntors. COJI ;t. S'lhH** t<» tin* KI;ur, 1 sistitnts ROIKT Pri-nss and Henry tiiy that th*' itbi* Af i\ ynr. ']'" v. u * U-rK, n ut Icmpurnry styling in hcautiful •L A ppi n v;il nf M UlllU M i'n'- r<-".] n( it'll» ad'Mit Ostermeyer nir in dicing of (his tin- T'U\ 'MM..-II ur th.' Tmvti I! 'K.-P ;I full MTifl '^v.. iit h1 White linen finish on motni. i 1 jirmviii': nnd active troop. f'. Ad v* rt l^ II rartur.fi. lln d;iy .i.Tuiint of all -';i:h V---1 F % fa ,*; Inn ,-• by th- Un- t^ K"p"n ;iiM»ua!ly ;*nd /it NIH h * in i rt il) f.i^' •••! f t |j;i" j'-1^ i hr < 'I'lnnil nr 'l^'wn coriliuf! IO t'.in AUi\, or.o. of tlie • I; i x i. f * • ri Aihnhn;:1 mlnr mny r-'pih" "ii lh- ruviM.-ir..-, -\pir:«U-.ii -liti.- (i. f 1 fin r. 11 In [ urmM inn In ' "I! I - J 1 atest highway daitf'.fT* k ihe I•' ' :«"i 1< 'N If;'- h--. "t um, and (jf-nilMin of ..:M h iMiri t v ter r •m A i |:i- r.nim il Mnnlw-ir. I.-MUI ;i ml mn! i;n ' t»f nL.-:iti;i in < . i driver wilh "a tin lii*nd and a load Wliib- sin- I'inpj^il Is In ri^nl.m. :*L Iii»p»*r1 M rni n;i lly MIMI iif ^nirh ! hr U!'->ill".n; ;;|m 11 |u - •'" • y \m ** ui'd-'l" M.nif a'i ti -nil" 11 or Town foot." aiid J;iii"iuih nii'l \ }>*' m»Mnli*'rs Adniinist TM ii"v my. v r- *\\\\ r ••, n !«. 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In Union County Tournament ! ivu <*f;;il]>:i !; d fur ti> ni Take Thanksgiving Day Game

By JUDY PL'GJI Westfield qualified fcr its fkM Hy PKTEU IMHPPS ( On the next play. Milligan raci'd The Wostfield High bootors finish- stall? tournamont this year. Losing PiMiufu'ld fJieh 's football team 2ti yards around his left end to ihe In Teiuieek by corner kicks after oeorod two quick TDs in the third I)l'vil 40- Wilh Westfield still on the ed tiie season with a stcond place in ! Gujwojti. T;i;' pi ;;uiti:i! >us::\\' v the Union County Tournament last tying M, knocked the bootors out :WiH U: Free Ka!;1\vin. f(,niur Kn^- quarter to edt- WVslfield 12-7 be-i"^. Millijian struck again. Plain- ; foi e it(1 field's mentor hit ond Hill Cham- week aftor falling to Union 2-1 with i of further play. 1U;J) awr ^,ro;u and prL-sciuiv iho ' estimated »,O00 onlookcis the winning goal coming with six Scoring for the season was Por- l>ers at the four with a perfect pass. ; head c,;:;vjj \ New Yi:rk' owns the short end of the traditional fidd's kickoff, underthrew his pass is the second straight year the inann, Roger Kuncyi, and Dominic compilrcl ^ lX'COi'd of 13 3-3 a:id bailie 33-18-5. into the point hungry hands of 1 Devils have been rimnerups in theDilorio with 1. readied llu. iinaU of the ooiinly The Blue Devils controlled (he Plummer. Tlie second string QB county. Last year Westfield was Loarnumcnt, The most valuable piviy- first half, >-lackinf* up 141 yards io rambled 42 yards for his second In the Union gome, the first goal just "^ for the Cardinals. Kaily in TD of the contest. The two scores second to Edison Tech. was scored nine minutes into the er will be selected by Itis tc mvA i.a ;i\v;'i!i vvi;l bo |>re.s.vU4.d hy 11"1 quarter, defensive lack- wore about v. minute apart. WHS finished on top in the Wat-first quarter by Union. 1 ohung Conference this year. They llu* VA'jllidd Suiiuol Boosters A^o- - "" »ely pounced on lht-/.iit;i mt 7- The Devils tallied 15 goals against kicked the ball up over the goalie's of Piiul Hyrne, Dnw Vigtianti and reach, and it dropped into tho back t >if w ViKljftnil .'JO Uicir Watchung opponents. Bruce Ot'/nunin ran Hie distance, in Unit HrrWyicr '2 I of the nut, tying the game M, J'ini! Hynic 24 Goalie Larry Inkster has 6 shut- five plays. Halfback Olzn.ann tallied J Sin M.itin.i IS outs to his credit including two Had Union not scored in the sec- YM Swimmers his twelfth six pointer plowing over lUNJli\<; against Scotch Plains and ononed overtime, the victor would have from the four. Place kicker Bob JIIH. tiMM.nv* Browser made Ihe score 7-0 with viK-iijinit u:> viz r».» against Jefferson, rated strong of- been the same. Union had four cor- OlxillillUi Mi!' HI T..1 fensive teams. • ner kicks, Westfield, two. his thirteenth straight extra point. Hynio ?M K;$:> i", 5.U Plainfield's powerful offense was IU;CKIVIN<; kept intact in the half; the Cardi- Members of the YMCA swim- n i) 1^7 nals farthest pentration was to the Jim M.t-tliin 7 J1!) UNBEATEN CHAMPIONS—The Steelers, who repcateil as Westfield Boys' Football League senior division mins team gave a good ac- nals farthest penetration was to the Unn-o Olzniiuin ... .7 1*1 K Winter Sports Schedule count of themselves at a state f'aul Myriii- :i A3 champions this fall with an 8*0 record and won the Turkey Bowl Saturday, crushing the Giants, 40-19. Front door seemed wide open for another .Iffr .\ll.-n 1 -la row, left to right, Jeff Bueliler, Dean Pogue, Dave Bounetti, Co-captain Chris Campbell, Co-captain Ward wide swim meet held at NewDevi- l TD, when cornerback Drew Jon Alli'ii J 2ii SENIOR HIGH ROOSEVELT JR. II. S. Scliultz, Bouby Duelks and Brian McSweeney. Second row; Chuck Bierwitli, Wes Anderson,, Keith Hudson, ark Boy's Club Saturday. Age group Viglianti forced and recovered a SWIMMING Steve Sharp, Tom Conroy, John Brunetto and 0avc Sinyllie. Tliird row: John Salonione, Chuck Jarrctt, events were sanctioned by the Nowfumble at tlie Plainfield 22. But the January BASKETBALL Frank Ritter, Quint Man sell. Jim Buelilcr and Paul Klmball, Fourth row: Coach Bruce Johnson and assistant Jersey AAU and were open to officials spotted a Devil holding. Y Swim Team Open» 3—Onlumilila U.K. Away coaches Joe Whcallcy and John Schneider. Missing from picture are Jeff Glover, Jerry Swlck, John Money, novices, boys who had not previous-The infraction forced Westfield to A-~4MnKry «ehm>l Home December Kevin Ambrose^ Dave Afchison, P. J. RotcLford and Jim Bender. ly won medals in AAU competition. rotpeat 15 yards to -the 37, Three Season Saturday K—jMouroUilii Lakes illonie 112—Krton Hhvl\ Away Plaina Away Tunning plays brought tlie pigskin 1!) Away The meet was well attended with ]7—-l-iiiwrciiccville School «T(OH<;IIC back to the line of scrimmage where The M Division Squad of tlie Wcst- 4:00 IIHUMI At the beginning of the fourth Away Junior High Schools and at Holy in 13 carries. The Giants couldn't the 13-H yoar boys, winning first taking a We.stfield punt nt their 30—il>aylon iUi'^iot period, Campbell again brought Ihc place in the 50 yard freestyle over More Sports i men t Away 10:00 January Trinity. put together an effective rushing own 2;t. The Cardinals elicited on January crowd to their feet witli a 72 yard a Uirge field in 2(Ui .seconds and three straight plays. Faced with a (Vtlar A \vn y attack in absorbing their third loss TD run. Pogue added the PAT. The 3—Kr.iHrii Phihis Homo 3:4 :• y Home There will be no fee for the fift!) look another first place medal in fourth down and one yard to go nt 5—PltiinfW'lil Away 0:30 ii •Scotch Inn A wuy and sixth grade clinic which will to the Steclers, but quarterback Gianl.s then staged a comeback with the 50 yard breaststroke with a time 9—Middle town Township 1 B •Srnlch A way tlie 32, QB Bob Milligan plunged for HiUlHJ Steve Tourtellotte completed 10 ofTourtellotte passing twice to Dave Next Page ilt'OHlC have registration, al its first ses- of 33.5. the crucial first down. 1 Z—H:ih wiy A wny sion Dec. i(j. 17 passes for 118 yards and theLiSoocy, once for 17 yards and then H\ — KSHUX <\itlmilr Il'Dine -l:0n Jl—Srutrh 1'MlllH league's finest passing performance IU—(W»v\ IJ| vhiKHliin Jl<*i Jl*—Ci'iliifiH-d for 43 and the touchdown. The f Tryouts are for the purpose of 2 I—Johnson Ki'KiuJval A -I ;iJo balanced team selection to afford of the year. Sleoler Do;m Pogue Sieelers bounced back with sixth UO—SI. HoiitMilclH i had his best day of the year with graders Frank Hitter, Steve Sharp, February 2—Tni'nu'f* Srhnnl A way all boys the bost opportunity to 7-iS.Mit:'h PlaliiR Jl-niiiV yards in 7 carries. and Keith Hudson giving a glimpse 1>—llnlnn Tlonu' '!::*'» •learn the fundamentals of the game \\—'M;LVli)H Ur^iciiial Hnnu* £1 :-l Ti lft cum. All The Giants took the ball first hut of the big tilings expected of them !1 —UrunhiriJ A wny fi::to ami improve their overall ability, l-;i—Ui'l'lsldi* Away -1:00 were-held to no gain by the Steeler next season. Sharp took a handoff ALL W EW- Volume G ]C—Novlft* TfHirM?iTm»nt - defense. Dave Phillips &ot off afrom Hitler, picked up blocks from Itnsuiy Hfirltmul, K onllwm-tli 17—Novice 'IVnnwuiirii.i - EDISON JR. II. S. '2il yard punt to put the Si colors on Hudson and Dave Alchison and Itivuiiy lt<*ulotrtt I, Ivontl ivtipth YMCA Starting their own 20 yard line. On the .sec-raced 30 yards only to have his un—PIMHH*. niiisicii> ILS. b ond play from .serinimage, effort called back on a penalty. March December swept outside and outran the de-After the Slcelers lost the ball on 1—Ui'KlnnH. IMIlMltte li.S. downs, the Giants found paydirt in -u— Hallway fense, going 71 yards for the 'i'D. c—iti-Kii»n># iMiisiiio II.S. Away Court Program y—finals. AMnny I'arU The Giants came back with n (10.seven plays, led again by Tourtel- nir ;it i: t." |\in. for the TD from ii yards out and —f A way Jackson going over from the two. A f(rrumm J. V, ULI [rln\H ;n homo feature of the YMCA program for M,M\V'H .\ way combined with Phillips again for will .sijirl i hr SIMH: t hue IIH tin* 1 it A Way the next several months. Opportun- Six plays later, Campbell was stop- VJUNily. iA vvity .I.V, riKi trln s will the PAT. This ended the scoring A new 12-fnch L-P Custom Recording featuring i llonus ities for instruction and coaching ped by the entire Giant squad, but ^ tn rt uf'lor t h<* V;ii\sliy inutHu.^ t .\- A w; i y with the final .score -10-li). Jack Jones. Roberta Peters, Vianna Chok It oiiio in all phases of (in* game will be broke tackle after tackle to go 41 and Ida Firestorm Orchestra amJ Chorus. unit itwuy wfl'l MAVI al t>;;iO. available for any boy who is in atyards into paydirt. After a Giant Although outweighed tremendous- nui tclio.s .^hirl a I S. least fourth grade and has a full punt, Campbell swept, left end for February ly. Sleek-!' linemen P, J. iiotchford, CHOICE Away mi'mbcr.ship in the Y. Fundamen- another TD of 51 yards, lie also WINTER TRACK 1 Quint iUanscll, Dave Smytlie, Kevin 7 — lt;ifnviiy Horn* tals of ball handling and .shooting, added iho PAT. After the Sfe-(i. ^ *AH^*uia;' "SiIe^i:NiOht" and an alKnew • win(/;';.- .Polar Ho;ir Itoluys •I—S Away stnilcgy. nucleus fur next season. 33 Scotrh ilium: "This:M'jhax firrie^01tfie^YcBf" by Edward Additional albums *3 A way Classes will bo part of the Y's : The Giants' defensive .standouts Thomaa andMartiriChafnln;;;; :; v: ''-• • - :*; BASKETBALL <:- vw youth fitnoss iirosram. Fourth limited quantities Volumes 4 and 5 were Jackson, Phillips and Mark I'arU Away graders will have their workout available & $1.00...WHtLE THEY LAST1 •K—fiOV. IJ Villas t (Ml Away S.:JO Mondays nt -1:30. Fifth and sixth RJHS Faculty Lemko at linebackers, and Rich li—SouMi JM-i-hificUl Fcbrunry ,1,%—Si<«}t^h J M.ilnj* traders Wednesdays at -1:30 and I —l*r- Ikildwin. John Sanders, LiSoocy, and n H—Mayiim Uti;li>na! Home junioi' higli students Fridays al 4:30. 1 Ionic }i:;:tf .lull lia;Ji'iT in the line. Paul Leifer llnmr Classes will start inimcdiatdy. Subdues Graders N way 7 :(in\ llnnn* played a good game at safety. A w*ty 7MMI . i;s, Llinlrn at it) n.in . All Away 7:OU panics at ;i:ir> ]i.m, Later in Ihc .season, as ilu: abili- Koosevelt. Junior IIi;:h School's 1 January ties of Ilk boys increase and under- flag football "j;amp of the century" Jnlui>nn Away WRESTLING slcHidinss of the .sport progress, as termed by principal Chester II. (Continued on next paj.;e) MayI.IEI Away N.;;M loaKitt's will he formed. II i.s hoi>ed Uri^ht, was won hy the faculty over A u ay (Kdison ami Housevelt) I!: rj:: » to have at. least four Learns of tentile ninth 'jrado 2A-VJ. last week. Aw Ay January boys each in eacli nj*e division of The undefeated sludrnls I7-O> 1 lunu* Nculrh Plain:? It) year olds, 11 and VI; and 14starte. d quickly as they marched CO Light., ;iu — itaJiw.iy -\ w;iy it: i;, A \\\\y Tin: leagues will play Saturday i:: * »|MMI A way ynrds the first lime they IKHI Hie Fobmnry ftfh'rnunns and will lake the place easy to I I'Mllr hall l'nr a tourliilnni and a iM) lead. 1! in U wa v »l tile pre.si.Mil. Mieeessful ^.Vin- AUMV Quarterback .loo Monniirier hit end handle ,ivia::;; A way na program which ends wilii n Ken ("tiller f will work wisli end "Whiii-y" Molek i>|»'n and Ihe V stall' and Ihe lay .tdulls to p fur ;i(i yar. Un the next help score, ult'iciate. coach and inl»tay, l,iui:> hit end TomIteynoM- Ciccii of Wostfi*'UI. is »no of 1 nine Alma (ollc'ic f(.olh:ill .sl;irs sink ! !he classes. One of the im-fnr ::u yartis ami a TD to lie the named la (lie ;iil-Mk-lii;:;in lnlor- Stars In portant rules of nil tile ka:;iks is M'UIV l! f!. lluit e;u:li boy must play at least TinT 1 (M'eiisi\'' team U\r \W J'aeuMy. ALSO AVAUiVBLE WITH IC£ CHIP STUDS ooJU'j:i;i[o Athletic AssiK:i;iti[ Ilio ninth \\xi\\\v ;md won iln* .MIAA cli;mi|>io!i- st;ixulin;; M-:tstin for ('(MCII Fran Wr!»- Power Snow-Shove. attack lioi!|'-il np c\rpp! |or titli. jr. P»k»4 M fktetamm Ucr**t eee^elittvaly :.liip, is a junior. A MKr. t'.r.^ln.'df or strr. ;MK1 thr V-;J rrronl was f;u- In-t- ot F««!on« peolm and •* ail ctatkni yard scamper by John tiullivan for Ctirson l-ojiij lii.sijinir, lie is the MIiD ti-r th;m t^jK't'tcti al ihc l)r;;in]iin;; gefs down io ilm liaydiit. uf Mr«. Anno C. Cii-i'ri ot' 'in; Sum-of ihr M*;i.anu , Tin- fiu-iilty brolic the j.'.ame open concrete faster tiwn OPEN mit. A\r. To»i f JJ ^KDiy of WVilfh'lil, ;» jun- ior, ]^*| a i'iold tk{' -I!) a*. lu* won Mm in the second Iialf on a heauliful AMF Snow Blowers, Alm.'i ulciycrs dimiiinlrd Mir ;ill- MONDAY, THURSDAY, FRIDAY TILL 9 P.M. \\\,A Www Tnni' inur litlr in the scoring \n\^ over the middle- whore MIAA ofAriisivt1 ;nnl di-fiin..i\c unifs ch.mipinM hip ijit^-l }y\(\ al St. Vin- coach ,J(H? Keonzi leaped high to Cfoar3 a 60 ft, cfrlvo cf 4* TUESDAY, WEDNESDAY, SATURDAY 'TIL 6 P.M. with five men on flic uOVnsiw MJIU \!!i\ Whilr I injury eap- haul in a Lima pass. of snow In Just 10 minuter .'IIHI llil'cc OMHT,-; 'n ,'tfidilion ' The Lima to Leouzi combination Fully winterized. New Spark* I'icL'ii (>:t III'.1 dorni: ivc (rani. mil! !nh i";mi ("ini-lu*! tlnnl hrliintl .scored ajiaiu and (he final score A-Matic ignition for fast, easy v A n.M'iil.'u* on lh< Alma Scot ^ii (Jruw ('iiy ,'iutl \Y\iym\sluin% Otlirr way, a perfectly placed aerial bomb starts and staM-frco perform- 1 Utiun for (hie! yi ars, t'in-vi v.iis Irjins inni)hlin;; u'rr*» (IPMPWI, Dil- of 35 yards fi> cond* Mike Tiroius ance, Ughtweffiht, sn cosy to voted fho MIAA'.'i Miirm.-in of HIP v-nc, Si. J'l-'uui.; -UHI SL Vincent. who outran tlie students' secondary Etoro, you can hang It up In wrek for his iH'jfoiinauct! a;:air!;:t :i0 yards hw n ON yard TD anlay of Jlu- j;;um» ulow in learning to lead have visual niu! co ordinntor of sceondiiry edu- N. J. with a j-'irriufi lacklt' woll t>chjinl the problems, cation Don laidailis, YOUR AUTHORIZED FIRESTONE DEALER l v C'iicorlea(ici>i for Ilm fantlly in- line (>f . i<.'i*innnng( . Had Hope -SIH'- NEXT TO SOUTH AVE. A&P cetjtinil in innkini* iiic ])t)int:; it. would Jealousy is thu icar or approltcn- cluded: Sun Dhl, Joyn' Airey, San- 343 South Ave., E. AD 2-1300 Wesffieid o., Jiavi: Ikd. Tito .Scots won the K sion of .siiporiority; onvy our imensl- dy Kvcily, Pain Hvc:n\ M.-vrllyn J)l & INSPECTION STATION SO-iO. ness imdor it.—William Shenetoua and Linda Aladrctzkc. \. THE WESTFIELD (NJ.) LEADER, THURSDAY, Ni3VEMB£fi SO. I9CT Page 5 calls were made lo voiet's in Ffolri- ff '- -'- ' j ease-of-care lo ini- *.•-..••>.' .-.•-,;.".'".•>•:*-".-.•-" ,. w," 1 Neighborhood ^/w:'.v-«:v':,;V;.;:v:::::; ,:, ;. I. Students Provided field alone. He added Uial. in his 500 Trademarked {prove durability. IIE11 next elccliof} J>e waukt be turc lo j Finishing may be dene in the mill .\ mJi i\-V use push bui ton phones bccau.se I where the fabric is constructed or 17 Political fnsight Fabric Anna! i* more caJis can ix; made per iiour | at various processes between the with Uu»m. ! /\ creation of the yarn to the end 'i !H!l-W I product. I On Campaigning From the plion very few. if any. Slags and Drags Jr. 2r By MARILYN; MOTTES most by tin.* people. Mr. M< By CAKOLYX F. YIJKNUS fabrics which have mil been given W I. u pcliticiaii h campaign- j stated that the lour basic topics Senior County Home Economist Mjnie special uvatinent before they are put on Kale. J\ u n*( .,..,...' 'i 1 '> ing. he is really selling the product | mentioned most by voters before the Fabric finishes haw been used Steclcrs 1 -ISri.jnt * , ., L" I- of himself to the poopk ." last election wwe Dr. Carl Mar- in one form or another since the Some of I he most familiar finishes **i^^*.»• Pi 17 (Continued from previous page) were the \vovds of Pei^r McDonough, burger, the Busing Bill, the .sales art of weaving became mechanized. provide abrasion resistance, reduce newly elected Hepublicun Kepresen- tax, and the giui control law. A finish is defined as anything that slatic electricity, are antisopctic, j\ THUI s"n . . . . l i \ii l> J,u provide colorlastness, crease resis- JW^rriLt ? *l Jt» VT .-low n !* tative to the New Jwsey State As- On Jan. 9 Mr. McDonough plans is done to a fiber, yarn or fabric •* 11 , ,. f , ii -_> • > f tance, crease retention, erispness of P !•<. -t t.l i M "" * sembly from this district. to introduce a bill to the Assembly either before or after weaving or 1 III ' ill N| .,,,.'».F..1« — — i. 1 "-I 7 Mr. McDonough was invited by knitting to change- the appearance, hand, flame resistance, fastness to I'lilllS concerning the lapse at the Motor Rupert Miller, U.S. History teacher, Vehicle stations between obtaining hand and 'or performance. light, prevent fading, add luster, I'm ill i •2-i 0 to speak to his second period class eliminate lint, protect against moths, 1IOSTERS' a permit and a license. The bill The properties of a fiber can be Church Nov. 21. During tlu* period students mildew, rof, perspiration, shinkage, yy i* Stcolvrs would provide for safe driving teach- completely changed by a finish. were encouraged to question Mr. steins, stretching, provide water re- Ends — W. Schultz, B. Duelks, ers to give the driving test. Mr. Me- Pieces of the same fabric can Un- McDonough. Later, Mr. McDonough pellance, wash-and-wear properties, Uil-pl isL Ih'll . . - -^ t'O Jeff Buelilur, J. Moonuy, J. Bender. Douogh also commented on long finished so thai (hoy bear little re- -M-uiiK^n IT> i? apoka to an assembly of history stu soil resistance, and many more de- Tackles - Q. Mansell, J. Salo- waiting lines outside of inspection semblance to each other. S.*o*irh 1*1. .Ak-lb-odisi a;{ -j;» dotits on the degislative process and sirable features of cloth. mone, D. Atchison, C. Jarrett, W. stations and said that he would like the orgajiizatiwn of the legislature to see the system of inspection im- Techniques used for various fin- A poor fabric cannot be made good -('angii'K^ I ioiKi I - - - - 17 '.' 1 Anderson. ishes have become so specialized fHigh tocoUM*: Jay 1':^, Kluwriiv] Guards — D. Smylhe, K. Am-which is made up of #0 assemblymen proved. through finishing, but a good fabric 23?t Jubnson 20 s, A iphsiUGh -07* and 40 senators. that in some instances the finish he- may be made poor by improper XiHs**n Ji2 I, (J:i: rison 1? H. brose, C. Bierwirth. Concerning the sales tax, Mr. Mc- Mr. McDonough described to the comes more important that the fi-finishing. Centers ~ P. J. Itotchford, T. Donough stated, "There should be class how he got into politics. After ber content. Fabettes Conroy. no furtiier taxation until a complete As a consumer, ti becomes more W IJ graduating from Plainfield High It lias been estimated that there Backs — C. Campbell, F. Fitter, analysis is made on where the money and more important to depend on Joe's Market 34 a4 School, he went into ti*e service and are at least 500 trndemarked and •OlemtnlH lUos 2# ^0 D, Poguc, K. Hudson, D. BonneUi, is being spent now." He cited the label or hang tag information on Ja.rvi^ .Drug - ,, '2 7 Jl then to college. From there he got a brand-named finishes on the marl:et i B. McSweeney, S. Sharp, Jim Bueh- fact that dozens of pamphlets are garments, not only to know fiber Jolly Trolley , - ~ 2*1 job with a lumber company. Be- now and new ones appear every day. lilustl Marktt iM 27 ler. isued each day by the New Jersey contect, but to know the types of •Baron's 1 Jnifc? . -•- . . .2*>% ^7Vi Coaches ~ B. Johnson, J. Schnei- cause he was active in different a Finishes are applied to fabrics to finishes applied. J'ji ni J ji 'i Utji" , T, ., .*. . - 'I wJt legislature which are never r; ad. der, J. Wheatley, E. Salomone. service and civic clubs, such as the improve esthetic qualities, to odd '.HiBh scores: Jit*ny Xfiluniuue 20-1- Boosters, in 1959 he was told tiiat Mr, McDonough believes that poli- specific properties not inherent in fiO7- Giants THE BEDRAGGLED LOOK raust be In, judging by he .should try to enter the field of tics are a big part of everyone. Ends — J. Sanders, S. Stein, D. a given fiber or fabric, to impart Maggie Thrett, left, and Rita Rogers. The girls, fea- Merciiants t>olitics. "They concern not only voters, but LiSoocy, J. Keesing, R. Feldman. students, who are effected by many tured In "The Devil's Brigade," filming near New W Ii Tackles — J. Badger, J. Stevens. On me recommendation of the Jolly Trolley - .CO 13 of (the bills proposed," lie stated. sbted that someday he would like York, have just raced through a field of mud clad in Guards — H. Baldwin, J\. Howe, city chairman, he wont before the Air Con N .is rf> When asked whether he would like to got a crack at a congressional nought but parachutes and berets* screening committee, whom he had StLMlman I^Hmdry * ! !l7 ' Jt> '" S. Mason, J. Teschniacher, J. to go on in politics, Mr. McDonough seat. Town*? (ht*H ;17 Ji» Thorn e. lo convince that lie could do the job. AHiur Inn 17 1 G lill^Kt1 *nul Marino jl^Vi '1^% Centers - M. Lcmko. Although his name was last on the 11-ivoM J'&ll . in 17 Bocks - S. Tourtellolte, M. Jack- ballot in the primary election, Mr. Artliur Si PVHIH I -1 hi: '1^ l{s son, A. Webster, D. Phillips, W. McDonough was chosen widh two S&W COFFEE FREE Gal. IIIATII si^iri'K : J, 1 JriHulaU 2iM --'I L»— Bonstuin, A. Hoover, P. Leifer, G. 4101, l>. ilriuia li'H:, O. I'MMHciik 31S, other men to run in the general elec- BX AliKlIoslu-y 2Ui-^W!. II. Wrluihi McElroy, E. Wuhl. tion. Ib. White Rose Bleach Coaches — J. Bonnor, A. Pfeiffer, Asked why he had decided to run J. Tourtellotte. Smart Set as a Republican, Mr. McDonough or Officials B. monninger, B. stated thai he believed in the party's with Wefltflehl Korn ^-'^ Mchorler, 13. Taylor, P. Papaccio. basic philosophy of control at the 1 Ib. S&W Coffee 39c iii Snlcin di'l';n-!t* i(» Official scorer — C. Schneider. local level. He also stated that fam- NorrlH ^luM'rutrl . , . ll*y* $7.50 Order .1!* ily and the people around him play- with $7.50 Order •I •!

Kdlrlifnnl 1'oniian # II ed a part in his decision. Mr. McDonough described to the Fresh Killed Chickens, whole 29c Ib. First Prize link Sausage 99c Ib. SHOP J&M FOR FAMOUS WHITE ROSE SPECIALS Early Birds class, "the science of campaigning." Prime Sirloin Sieaks 99c Ib. Jones Famous Link Sausage ....99c Ib. w I. lie stated that a politcian must have Boneless Fresh Pork Roast 79c Ib. Strode's Philadelphia Sausage 99c Ib. Grape Juice, 24 oz 29c COFFEE SALE p^ttfrKnii'"!!!!!!!!!! .'27 at a campaign committee with wliich Genuine Sweetbreads 1.991b. Ribs of Beef, first 4 ribs 87c Ib. he can discuss issues and decide Real Home Made Sausage Meat Strawberry Preserves, 12 oz 29c Martinson's 2 lbs. 1.39 (Mark I'/...'.. Jyl •1 where he is going. "Contributions 4» Lean, Tender, Tasty 89c Ib. Chock Full o' Nuts 2 lbs. 1.39 completely finance the campaign and Raspberry Preserves, 12 oz 29c Ring Polish Sausage 99c Ib. Savarin 2 lbs. 1.39 Roiu ..!!!!!;!!;'"! !^a '" send out letters signed 'Friends of J&M's Finest Ground Beef 3 lbs. 1.99 Old Fashioned Freshly Sliced Mayonnaise pint 29c IXLurltm'n 3.1 V. McDonough,' " stated Mr. McDon- You can depend on lean meat at J&M Kass ,21 Dried Beef to cream % Ib. 59c C. S. Pierce Tuna 39c ough, Mayonnaise ...quart49c S. S. Pierce Yellow Eye Beans 49c Waslitlay "During the course of the cam- Colombian Coffee _ 69c S. S. Pierce French Beans 27c paign, rallies are held, hundreds of Fresh Fowl, 6 to 7 lbs. each 39c Ib. Knlazuk m >f.- ;U J&M's Famous P. of F. String Beans 19c speeches are made, thousands of Fresh Chicken Wings 29c fb. POTATO SALAD Cut String Beans 2-39c Honey Spread 69c bands are shaken, and many phone Delicious Chicken Livers 69c Ib. calls to voters are made," comment- CHOPPED COLE SLAW Tomato Juice, No. 2 2-29c ed Mr. McDonough. On the night be- Ib. Aluminum Foil Wrap 25c S. S. PIERCE PEAS fore the general election, Mr. Mc- Prime Boneless Sirloin Steaks 1.491b. cans Donough remarked that 5,700 phone Pure Veg. Oil gal. 1.89 All Meat - No Waste - Thick or Thin $1.00 Pineapple Juice, 46 oz 2-49c Buy a Case KUNNBNW by John I. Day— COLD PLATTERS » LEGAL NOTICES • Iowa's Famous Bacon 59c Ib. Baby Green Li mas 3-59c For Parties and Weddings Top Sirloin Roast, boneless .99elb. platter Prune Juice, , ..'. 3-$l CANDY DEPT. *• * VOTIC13 Nullri' i.s hereby {riven that tho rianniiiu- Ilusirtl of \\rvnl field, N'i'W Dublin Brisket Corned Beef ...79c tb. $4.99 Prune Juice, 40 oz 49c Pure Chocolate 1.75 Ib. .1 crscj' will meet In 1 hi* Mun let pa I I till Mi im. 4 2F. ]-3:ist Jlrnad Street, Miniature Chocolates 2.15 Ib. The New Orleans Fail* are older than the Fair Grounds. AWiM {it-lil, NVw Jersey mi Woilncn- Plymouth Smoked Cottages 79c Ib. Polish Boiled Ham White Meat Tuna 3-$l Grounds boasts a long and day, ln-iM'mbrr l'\. 1 !Mi7 :it S:30 P.M. The Fair Grounds has luul its to lifitr ami consider t he fullnwinjr Delicious Long Island Ducks ....59c Ib. Delicious Baked Ham QQ ^ Instant Coffee, 6 oz 59c Picnic Gum Drops 59c eventful history dating from growing pains. Kconomic condi- l'<'(|Ui'st t'tir upin-iivjil uf the 1'i'c- Rare Roast Beef 7 VC April 13, 1872 when it was Ijona and unscrupulous comju*- iiniinary Suiuli viwinii I'lut: Almond Rocks 1.50 hailed editorially in The Pica- tition thrcaloncd i(a existonco Sul'dlvlslini — I'nrtlmi of I,ot 7, Whole Fillets of Beef 1.931b. White Meat Turkey Loaf Green Giant Peas 5-$l yune as "the bopimiing of an on various occasions early in lili.rk f.filt, Inrulinii SJ3 South Avt'., Genuine Spare Ribs, meaty 59c Ib. German Style Bologna 59c Ib. S&W Cream Com 5-$l Rock Candy pkg. 29c eventful eni in the; history of this century andt finally during ("'opy of siiltl KubflivlHl'tii Pint luis the turf of the United States." the depression it almost foil bt"-n tili'il willi 1 he st'(Tft:iry to tho Mother Goose Liverwurst 89c Ib. I 1 Coconut Chips, can 89c It was notod .that the horses victim of the j-oal estate auc- I hum iiu; l!i»ii rd fur public Inspei - Country Spare Ribs, lean 49c Ib. Planters Peanuts ..: 3-$l would compete for more money tioncer's gavct. However, at the HOllOTHY VA Pork Rib End 49c Pork Loin End 59c Holland House Inst. Mix 49c Peanut Brittle, pkg. 39c than had "ever beforq been last minute a group of New Si'ci-rtiiry HERSHEY'S ICE CREAM piven by any Jocltey Club in the Orleans business men headed by est Mi-Id 1'hinnlntr Planters Peanuts 3-$l South and only on very few Sylvester Lnbrofc, Jr., Anthony 11-nn-L't First Prize Steer Tongues 87c Ib. Now Sold at Your S. S. Pierce Crushed occasions have the noted Jerome I'dlelori and the track's cur- J&M Super Market First Prize Franks and Beef 89c Ib. Apple Sauce 49c Chocolate Straws 99c raid Saratoga Clubs shown rent president, John S. Letollior, Come See — Come Save more! liberality." stopped in and saved the his- N'ollro \n lieri'hy I^IVIMI Mint (he rinntiltij;' lioiti-il of \\'i-sllli'lil. New Plenty of Form Novelties S. S. Pierce Plum Pudding 69c Poppycock Chocolates 2.19 The Fair Grounds could very toric course. Oldly enough it J'THi'V will mee) |n the .\1 u nicipiti Grilling Franks, J&M 59c Ib. veil be termed the Saratoga of had been A. B. Letellier, father I'uiltlimv. 'IIT. lOiiKt Hrtiutl sit-f.ct on the South. It has beautiful old of John S., who served as presi- WctllH'^ilay, I)t'f<-inbef l.'l, lIUlT al S ::'.ti I'.,M. lo lieii ]• and I'uiisiili-r t *i*- infield trans ;md tradition if not dent of the Business Men's Rac- folluwitiK" rrijlli'st for upjiroval of Wheatena 39c pkg. mineral springs. Only Saratoga 1 Top Quality U.S. Gov't Graded Choice ing Association which had llu Preliminary l'hi t: Kellogg's 10 pack 43c pkg. which opened in 18(14 and Pim- restored racing to the Pair Subdivision — Lots 22. *:i. 2S. • SA, Mlui-U -IS II Spririirih-lit Avenue. Uncle Sam's Cereal 29c lieo where racing began in 1870 Grounds after a lapse of six <'o|i.y t»r saiii Subdivision J'hii 1ms 1 years in 3915. IH'I.'II lili'il wilh the sL'i-retury ti> tin Quaker Oats, giant 49c l'lani]ln(.v liuaril for public inspe- Lii'J). Cream of Wheat 39c POIUlTMY VAN*I>J:\lli:im, Spam, Ready to Eat 49c St'cn-iary Gebhardt's Tamales 39c We.sl lU'ld I'lainilntr ]io:ml n Gebhardt's Chili 39c Gebhardt's Sauce, no beans 59c IM'HLir \OTKM REGU STYL HIND QUARTER of BEEF A pi ill rat inn H imw h^ltif-v :urr|it IMI Libby's Beef Stew 59c for lu^jihui «if PiLtriilinrm nn Uu' B&M Beef Stew 69c Sirloin St'-nk Tinnilon V.rnll ! Iornm;h nf Mount;* I nsiih- I'ol tro ] io- -\* :^*v. B&M Chicken Stew 69c \\t>l [tnu MMU An fx;nnin;t li'Mi \vf 11 ht* )u-h| on Vogt's Scrapple 49c T**|i linniul •Sim k \-]yr Mounil IUETELUER: tin- hrrNitiM Srhnol. * 'i-uir^l A vi1- Giant Tide 69c Tnu Sirloin St"nk n* '»p Sirloin niii1, MnumniinMili', s. J. .Minut.- St^Mc TTip S\> JI i J f»] ic-;t t ioiui will b** ju-c-pt^il 3 Ib. Crisco 79c 1 a I'I I't I h-i' TIJIMT :!L\ T!M".T. Tea Bags, White Rose, 100 99c Antdiranis Ui In' h,-t\^*-i-n \]\*- imt*n '»f ^-hl Mini :M», r.1 S" or ini'iv, ami a Tea Bags, Savarin, 100 99c Cniitn rnunty n-stflcni h-r :* period |»; W^ri. I7O low. i't :\ t li-asi X wo yi-jn-^ Wesson Oil gal. 1.89 StMrtliw: salary >«;.-;7^-«Mip Im-n-a:;- W.R. Peanut Butler 3 lbs. 99c Oven Ready Miracle White qt.62c LEG OF Ib. i All l>« nclHs- --Viir:n inn -•- p:u<1 IIHMI- i(p:» I * L 11*1 In'^pil ;i l\y.:i Hi Mi — 1 rirMi m n('- - nitit' palil hi*llil.iys lonci*viiy puy. LAMB Ib. A ji|i] i I i. u i:, may l. uhlit iii.'l at Land o' Lakes Butter 79c Ib. l.-il(i:iU:nl • PS, ;,i,i,', \. .1. Floischmann's Oleo 39c Ib. FRESH VEGETABLES I 1 -;id- I I less Lamb Stew 99c Ib. Royal Oleo 6lbs.$l Lamb Shanks 39c Ib. ne AND FRUIT Ricctta Choose 49c Ib. Crown Cider Vi gal. 39c Delicious Applos ...19c Ib. Uoneloss Velveetci ... 2 lbs. 99c PRIME RIB OF BEEF Royal Ruby Red or White First 5 ribs, 13 to 15 lbs. Grapefruit, largo 5120 19c fca. Those first five ribs only . . . ready Full of Juice nnd Meat Dr. Pepper 6-89c for roasting. Just enough fat left to

Coca Cola ^ M v ri • 6-89c enhance tho flavor. Marbled, menty, Ail Meat Only 10 lbs. Pctatocs . 69c Fresca 6-89c Heart of Ribs — No Waste magnificent — every morsel of it. Yellow Turnips 5c Ib. Popsi Cola , M •. , • W . 6-89c Red New Pctatocs . 5 lbs. 59

Seven Up . _**•''' FANCY COOKIES Holland House Mix .... Sweet Potatoes .,.. 2 lbs. 25c All Cans New Mtirtinsoii's Instant Italian Chestnuts Ginger Snaps JM/4 lbs. 39c Mott's 3-Courso Dinner Bananas 2 lbs, 29c 59c lemon Puffs CarncHion Brocikfast .... California Carrots 2 lbs. 29c CELENTANO'S FAMOUS Mocti Sticks 1.99 S&W Black Cherries ITALIAN DISHES Shortbread » *- — *l**F¥*^» — 1.89 Egg Plant Pctrmigian 1.29 Fruit Cakos 3.95 Hunt's Pooches MRS. SMITH'S FAMOUS PIES Mankotta NBC Sallines 29c Geisha Pineapple Pumpkin — Apple ~ Cherry

Stuffed Shells Fig Newtons * — * *-1• •••••* • - m - 3-$l Del Monte Catsup Ccccanut — Peach Choose Ravioli Stella d'Oro Assortment 49c Ib. Hollmann's Mayonnaise Ready to Bake Meat Ravioli .. Pepperidgo Chocolate Sandwich 89c Premier Mayonnaise

Eggplant RoHatts . _ . » ^ J Butter Cookies 1.98 Savarin Coffee - * -* • J ~i Meat or Plain Sauce • ...45c Pizxa Pies, the Best 55c Kelfdr Shortbread 1.89 Chock FuU o' Nu»s I ' - • - F -'

856 MOUNTAIN AVE. Prices Are Right — Top Qualify opp. National Bank Plenty Parking — No Meters We Appreciate Your Business MOlll) ixhl'l"VKli for tin? nlrcmly shimmcriiij; Manhattan seon« wii.s nohinved l»y Opem Friday Nights Closotl Alt Day Sundays til P.M. ~ Weekdays 'til 6:30 One Storo That Observes Tho Sabbath g the familiar old Brooklyn BrMtfe wi(h a ««\v jircklat:« of llghta. li •' • ' . "• 1 1-

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•*.:'. ] Two representatives from ihe j president; Neil Zack, vice-president;. dam which surrounded it, and a j PUunneld Fire Prevention Bureau Nancy A:wood, secretary; Jean At- movie depicting events in New were recent guesls at Kdison Junior | kins, treasurer. Ninth grade Clays York's history. Ricky Holioway de- ED1SON | High School to present a program j Council — Deborah Mangan, scribes the Please Touch Koom asi Symbolic readings presented by | entitled "Chemistry of Fire" to cknt; John Graves, vice-president; "best of all." He slates, "You could Mrs. ftluxinc BhirnenlhalVs English seventh snd ninth grade classes. Amy Krlfcdland. secrelao-treasurer. touch almost anything in it. There .students highlighted Edison's They explained '.lie scientific princi- ROOSEVELT was a lji*avtT skin on liie wall . . . Thanksgiving program ples that, rovt-rn fire and cautioned To commemorate Vutcrons' Day, also four models dressed in the last Wednesday in the school audi- the audience eonrcrning I he danger/, j ninth grade attended an as- clutiies I hey wore then." The torium. Jerry Jiicci narrated the lurking in hou^-hold chemicals. The j sernbiy program entitled "ttrayer! classes were accompanied by their program, and recently eloctt-d class demonstrators used u vast array ol'jloj r Peace entered tbejj teachers, Mi^s Woerz and equipment to make their message; auditorium to strains of patriotic; Mrs. Barbara Goelhior. and Mes- Reg. $1.00 officers: Deborah Mangan imd John ! ,.! Graves led the opening exercises. | <"jl'<"'- T*"-1 I* both odu- Na nd choral read-1 dames Alfred Shea, r* Student who participated in the! w-tional and Hit.ertuiiiiNg. Program j ings told oi the £!ory ol America. | Lawrence Hutk, and Marvin Ger- R MITT holiday readings were Meg Glau- eluiirman for Hit* seventJi wrado was payed tribute Lo our cfloi'U in past j shenfeld. binger, Joanne; DeSimonc, Kathy Cynthia Vona, and Ii;.irb;jra Wolf Wai's will) an overriding o: j After discussing the formation and McElroy, Ktacey Ambrose, Gafl j acled '» th(- same capacity for the upun ]JL'jct!. At upproprkiiij intervals jjurpose ol llu? United Nations in SIich, Joseph Michaels, and Steve nintithh graded . the narration was inincluaU.-d with class, sixth grade classes had the mU!jic hc H(J S Tapscolt. Under the direction of Mr. Kdison sludenls have elects! the] -J >' ' experience uf seeing it in action James Beil, the ninth grade choir | following officers: Eij-'hih grade Grain B«rel;" Hit Hoyi' and Gi when ilu'y had a guided tuur of the sang three selections. Class (Council — Gregory Morrison, Ciiorus sang "This Is My Country," United Nations Bui!dhig in New •America the. Ik^uiiful." and "An York City las! month. They visited American Is a Very Lucky Man." the General Assembly, Kconomk' Reg. $10.00 With the paying of laps ,Uie pro- Council, Security and Trusteeship gram catne to ci close. Council. Their guide explained the MAN'S WALLET An assembly pj in honor! workings of each group along with o! both Veterans' Day and Thanks- its function as tliey want :f-f:"'V:y;-i::-- :•••':':,'>y-.'.'ii<-x ii was fur Ihc ^ The children enjuye.d sueinj^ Secre- 8/I ..95 grade Under WKss Carol tary Cttitend U Thiiiit j)residing over Tinclier's direction, an eighLli grade t)\2 (Jenrrai Assembly as well as IHt SHOE WilH THE. •tAUTIFlR. gifls' clioiti.s en.scinblu participated visiting the International Gift Shops. in a dialogue for peace, offering The children were accompanied by AAAA 6-12 musical selections and choral read- their teachers. Mrs. Eileen Miller, Reg. $7.95 5J/a-13 ings in conjunction with a narration Mrs. llurrit'l Nichols, and Mrs. Jo- AA 5-12 by John Ilanruhan. The. audience s:'ph Hawkins, and Mesdames Wil- joined in singing patriotic and liam Miller, Norman Siderman, Daniel Block, William Pattern, Ful- 3-13 Thanksgiving songs, and recordings ton Mason, and Raymond Paulson. 4-11 were used for .special effects. Torn WASHINGTON 8-10 Davis played taps at tlie conclusion of the program. An inUiiisive study of weather — Miss Margery Downc, representa- the interactions that cause weather tive of the Pel Ion Interfacing Corp., changes, the effects of weather on visited the eighth grade clothing our liv«s — has been absorbing for Reg. $3.00 $ 00 classes at Roosevelt Junior High sixth graders in Mrs. Elizabeth School to demonstrate the use of IIetlie.i;inglon's class. . They, have interfacings, underlinings, and lin- constructed weather instruments JEWELRY ROLL ings. She displayed samples of and used them to record daily TWO ERAS in Iranian history meet on a Teherai For Travel or Home sportswear, .school clothing, dressy wcallior daln observed outside the street. A traditional street vendor peddling live chick clothes, young children's clothing, school building. Students have made ens, his own footwear somewhat the worse for wear, as well as many novelty and Sift special investigations using library items ihaL could easily be made resource books. Visual aids, sound passes a modern shoe store in Iran's increasingly up- by Ihe students. records, panel reports, weather to-date rnnffal. maps, and overhead projections COLUMHUS have been used to enrich their A group of selected renders in study. Also, the class has listened field Public Scliools and program Reg. $3.00 Miss Hobertu Love's fourth grade to poetry .and music related to State Curriculum cliairnian for the New Jersey Cur- YORKSHIRE The class have embarked on a study of wealhor. Thi> students havu discov- riculum WorlHu-s. the children's classic, "Island of the ered how weather affuels space all-around Blue Dolphins." The book is being travel, agriculture, human develop- Workers Meet CLOTHES BRUSH SET presented in a "seminar" approach. ment and activity, and economics. Fiber Glass Offers walker in the Sections are assigned as outside TomoiTOW leading then discussed when the While (ho citizens were preparing size that's group meets after school three days to vote for their favorite political Good Performance; •At the meeting of the Now Jersey each week. There is opportunity for candidates in November, boys and Curriculum Workers which will be right for you character analysis, discussion of girls in Mrs. Mary OToole's second style;, and vocabulary development. grade chiss were preparing to vole held Doc. 1 at ',»:1f) a.m. in Ihe Sher- Care Important A trim walking heel man School in Cranford, Thomas J. Miss Imnuiculata UoMarco's first for their favorite pet. As they select- iiy CAKOLVN F. VUKNUS Reg. $2.00 fcccpgpacc wilh a busy grade children are waiting anxious- ed candidates, composed campaign Mullen, aiKliovisiuil coordinator for Senior Cnunly Homo Eeonomist speeches, made placards and cam- the Wustfiold Public Schools, will schedule. Soft leather ly to sec if shoots appear, indicating Fibor £lns\s is a fnvorite mah-rial lhat the pumpkin seeds they planiud pnign buttons, research for their act as duiirmaiK MANIC project taught them many things ror drapi'ries ond curtains. One of surrounds your foot, are responding ti> Ihi'ir daily care* Mr. Mullen will introduce the I hi' mo«t imporlant properties of fi- and attention. The boys and girls about the grownup volin^. Theirs speakers, Mrs. Belly Torrkvlli, ;is- and a pillow-soft ber yi.-iss is lint it is r-t-sistant (0 planted Ihe seeds during Uioir class- followed Ihe .same pnUcrn, tisin^ sistiinl protestor of library science cushioned insole make room study of the cave man ami secret ballet instead of voting ma- iit flutters UniVLM'sity, :nul Mis.-; sun damage. every step a pleasure. his daily existence. chines. Candidates on the ballot- Anne K. Vosy, .school library con- Alony with nvsi.stniu'o to mm f:id- were Dog, Cat, Turlle and Fish. sultant for the New Jersey Depart- injf and rleforioralion, other impor- FKANKIJiV After counting the voles of the class ment of Education Division of Stnte taiil fe;itincs are that fiber glass To enrich their study of the uni- members and the mothers who were Library, Archives ant! History. Miss will not shrink, is not affeeled by Reg. $11.95 verse, fourth grade students in Hie visiting the classroom for American Voss is coordinattM' of .school libra- mildew or moths, and is easy lo classes of Mrs. CarJa Cannon ami ICducution Week, it way announced ries at the Now Jersey sinio Library c:nv for ,doos nuL wrinkle, and is CHILDREN'S Mrs. Irotio Kovacs went by bus lo that Dog won by a largo majority. and coordinator of the Public tmd fin; irs the llaydon PJanoLarium in New Schol Libraries Services nuri';iu. York City. They were accompanied improvemont has been CHARACTER WATCHES Glasser by Mesdames Harry IJockus, Hou- Mrs. Torrieolli is coordiiKitor ol mntlo in the prccluctum of fibor ald Scharilc, and M. ,1. I'inero, lih]*ary at1 rvices rt Mahvah and \\i\a lilass. il must ho ri'iuc-mberc-d dial Ballerina — Barbie — Popeye — Flipper tliis fiher cannot withstand excessive 109 QUIMBY STREET WESTFIELD GRANT been a classroom Iparher for many Sixth grade students in Mrs. GIT- years. She i.s a piiM presldt'iil of Hie ahva^iir.T. Const aril rubbing will aldine Mold's class gathered much New Jersey Library Association iiiul cau-e 1li:: fiher lo split. additional information about our chnirnuin of the American Library Care of fiber elass is ^ener^illy neighbors south nf I be border when Association Professional Relations easy, if some dilTereill K.'ehakint's they visited the Spanish Museum in Commiltoe. arts usvd. New York Cily. This charming imi- First of n!l. it must lie realized Miss Voss, ;i graduate of Coltnnhui IIKII fil>ur ;;!;iss fiber is non-iibsorp- Reg. $5.00 To Advertising People bfiitn, off the U'afcn track, provides 1 Teachers College and Columbia Li- 1 background material for classroom tivi . Theroforu, cinst and dirt does 1 brary School, IKIS been an elonien- not aelimlly j>oiu;rnte (he fiber. This discussion. Th; children were ac- (ary, jiintm* hi«h, senior hi.uh, and PEN AND K\'i!un> nu»:ins thai fihi-r hlass dra- Who Believe In Quality companied by llu'ir principal, Miss- e librarian. Niincy Olscn, i\)\(\ Mosdnmos Robert peiic.s can be restored to freshness Sampson and Henry Glass. Program nirajigt?ment.s were made if aired or vacuum cl^nnod before PENCIL SET WINNER, AAA TRAFFIC SAFITT by Donald lludaitis, coordinator of lh?y become loo .soiled. Another Grant School cla.-s en- POSTED CONTEST secondary education for Ihu Wosl- joyed ;i field dip. i\[;-s. Nan CuteiTs When w.T'-liin.ii bc.ci:n]»s necossory, fifth lirndtr.s travclrd lu West Or- fibn* :;l:tss s!iou*;l l;e waslicd \vilh aiigo to visit the Kdisim I.abor;d»ry deler^ent ami water. It should never aiul \iiliona) Monument in conjime- d:y cleaned. lion with iheir study of New ,\<.r:svy. •luiiii^ npi:ii Ihe sizo of dra- There they viewed ['Alison's Inimra- poii;-i or cur;ni:is, the best n;ir!h(:d Reg. $3.00 BOX j tory, mu'li.'ingcd since his death in of iv;tsi)ir,^ i.s oill'.er in !,;nr.:!ry tubs CHRISTMAS OCCUPATION *EWM6 BEHAVIOR the Hrst full InitUh movie. c;r a ha;!i lub. A .-hcrt so:ik;:)^ p-ricd "TThe (ireat Train Robbery," and a rir.;i:v^ i.s ahout all attended Weeklies demonstration (if Hie Kdison pJiono- :ii;H i.s lo amove the. sur- GREETING CARDS college managers; newspapers gniph. Airs. I .oiiis V. I?rciner also face :!i proprietors enjoyed Elie trip with the class. Kil>or does not n e c d , nnr professionals TAMAOUICS if \h)\\j in;jy he TaniaqupT s Sclinnl children had as \\ ;ii' enrJaiii.s or Hi".')- | their recent miest Mr. Kujyiu.1 ('. i'it's iii-o sliii da:n]j. Hart, ctircctoi- »f public ivlalimis for I Under no t'irciiinslanee.s should fi- J VACATIONS Ariii;ir;una, Theatre of ihe Ht-a. Mr. I I her .^lass bo w;iy!u'il wilii (;iher f:i-h- j U.'irl related Hie haeU^rnund hi.'itiiry ! I rics. Fiber ;^la>.s '"linis off like ' Open Sundays 9 a.m. to 9 p. 0WMERSH1P of inidi'i'sea oxtOoratioiiK. then sliow- i jany tilher fabric, ami aflu.'illy sinali o(t a (ihii whieli vix-itilv |s!i\TM of ^!,-i.;> lnH-cjii;' f inlk-dcleii 1 USE OUR REAR FNTRANCE FROM TOWN PARKING lOT the prnMi'atn ii.^'d !(t u-aeh j into "'I. r fabrics. c:u\ (hi; n-MiW is a tliasnlnuis itching. This niL-;nis Median number to perl'tirm Irieks as well as eer- j tain duties. Other c;ViiUnvs uf the niifl Mrs. ('l lifter JIUMIII IIIIVI* iitirrlumril thin nt 1UH UKSI (jlh:T iCii'ineuis washed wi!li fi- sea were deserihrd, iirul the (lirill> tun3 .\w. Thv ber ^la?s are totally of scuh;i diving WHV touched U|um. VS1 ] A trip to the Museum of Ihe City of \e\v York ;:aw lil'lh traders a Kivairr uinli'r>!;iniliii;', ol' tlit'ir stutl\ BEVERAGES H r ! nluuil r;irly New York as flu-y i"\- UHBT ! :nniiuu) cli(Mi;nn;»> ;unl display.; w- sa-'^v'j fr,n'j I rallin ut (liat ><•?; ! A IV] nl a \ov\i .- i" 1 i<#/ ! I ^i'l '.-***• 4 ™«*•• ±fi expenditure h> utilth mwv t's, i\\\{\ jv\\v}iy. AIM», Ihry Wo reserve the riyht to limit quantities rri)lk*;i <>l New Amslrnlam OVER T MILLION PRESCRIPTIONS FILLED 1 ;MUI tin imii\il nf New Arnsler* 243 E. BROAD ST. MarKA=t Survey conducted OPPOSITF R1AITO THEATRE WHO WIIL IT BE IN '6«? Phono ADams 2-6680 Vtm\ For My YOU HAVE RECEIVED ORDER Republican Citizens Cdinmittee INVOICE CHECK FrL - Sot. Special Wed. WE OMITTED THE PHONE NUMBER ~ IT IS HIGHTSTOWN COUNTRY CLUB Andy Wells — Sat. NHo — Joo 23 Muchti. Coming Wed,—Decem- ber Frolic O«nco, Marls Mil- THIS HSWSPAPEIt t5 A MEMBfft Of burn—Two Bamls-Joe Mucho.

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