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THEWESTFIELD LEADER DURING 1966 the LEADING and MOST WIDELY CIRCULATED WEEKLY NEWSPAPER in UNION COUNTY I-Slxth YEAR—(No DRIVE TO EXIST THEWESTFIELD LEADER DURING 1966 THE LEADING AND MOST WIDELY CIRCULATED WEEKLY NEWSPAPER IN UNION COUNTY i-SlXTH YEAR—(No. 43 WEKTP1ELD, NEW JERSEY, THURSDAY. JUNE 16, 1966 36 P*g«t—10 C«nU urch Council Sees Merit Holy Trinity Seniors' School Board Decision jtive Committee of the policy ... to t|le enQ- U)at ,|le pro. llfflCil of Churches today gram shall be strictly educational Graduation Ceremony ;alemenl declaring the and cultural and an appropriate part lucation decision pn the of the total school curriculum.1 Mr •ageant has merit, and McGroarty's statement proposing the the community should resolution concludes with I he stig urd lime to implement geslion to re-examine it llhc- Chris.1- Scheduled Tonight x>licy' and reserve any lnas program i 'to assure that it is iwnt until after the W66not in the mind of a reasonable man a religious exercise.' WHS luurfuilh Many To Receive nent has been sent to "Our concern in (his matter ha* i-ches in the council and been (or tlie religious freedom of (he Honors, Awards g lhat members of the individual. If the 'staled policy' of i accept the suggestion the board is truly effective and car- Baccalaureate Twenty-two of tho 89 seniors Leand reasonable course ried out along ,he line of Mr. Mc- to be Rruduated from Holy Groarty's suggestion, then the basic Service Sunday Trinity High School tonight et text of the statement question will he satisfactorily re- 8 o'clock in the school audi- ;jie executive committee solved. IHJUGI.AItV I'UEVKNTION U'KKK—Mnynr Itolwrt II. Mulmmy U Hcv. William K. (ober. minister torium Will share In the honors ield Council of Churchci "We suggest that the community shown presenting ('apt. Alfred Vurdulis »llh u procliiiunllun DCIIIIIR of First Bnplist Church, will be the 10 be conferred on those who should yive Ihu board time In im- Ihr period of Jim<- 19 t« 25 n.i Burglary Preventiim W<<vk In WritflcM. j>i'i»oi|Kil s|x>akfr Sunday at the have obtained high academic *| of Education has an- plcmeni its "slated policy1 and re- The mayor's proclauiiillon urges citizens (o tuke rognlzuncc of speolid •fourth annual intci-fnitli biicciiluu standings. decision regarding the serve any further judgment until evrnt8 urraitRed for the «wk for the puriracr of making |>M'ciiull(Hiury h program for some two grad The Class of JlXitf !ias received a Pageant in the high after the JINKi presentation. iiinisurcs more widely ein|>lo.Vfd, seniors of Weslfield Hljil totnl of 3a scholarships in a total executive committee of "Further public controversy at School. Subject of his address wll amount of $31,020. be "Tnilli mid Cunse(|uonecs." 4 Council of Churches Hits time cannot .serve any useful DR. S. N. EWAN JR. The Kev. Francis J. McNulty, pro- ed the board's resolu- purpose and is contrary (o our own The program Is scheduled for G fessor of Theology at Uic Immacu- ion docs not follow the religious teachings and principles. p.m. at tint liich school athletic field, lato Conception Scttilnury, will give Ewan Attending Lawrence Ave. CuUnhwat y Ave. In case of inclement we proposed to the In the interest of community har- thu address to the frnduntee. The wr, we find merit in mony and our responsibilities as wcdlhor (he event will tnko plucc ]{m>. John I.. Plnnagiiii will make the l. Christians, we urge our ministers Educator Parley In thehitlii .school jiiiditoilum. Kanv announcement of the graduates and til ion states that it is and delegates to take suitable ac- From Sidewalk Plan illes ami friends of (he jit-a honors nnd I lie ill. Rev. Msgr. Henry licy of the board not to tion to load the members of our con- seniors nr(' iiivitctl to nttend, J. Watterson, pastor of Holy Trinity, lot of inisleadinti aiound IKTO." Ogma, creed, belief or gregations to accept the above sug- Council Tuesday night Hot tangled Also paiiicipaling will be: Invocn- will present tho diplomas and hon- In Washington Counelliinin Koliert Ci, t'crgUKon ship and 'That ali uar- gcelion as a moderate and reason- up in several knotty problems con- tion, Hev. WiiHcr A. licimitij,', p:i»- ors to Ihc graduates. advised of the stated. cerning sidewalk insinuations and .Ir. ofiurrd Uic iiinciKlmenl Hint Uic lor of Kedeomor Luthcijin Cliurcii: able course nt this lime." Dr. S. N. Kvvan Jr.. superintendent Tho Holy Trinity Glee Club, ted by improved street resolvint! new l:mi[is around Timi.'iques School Old Testament SCIMHKI, Hev. Jnmos of Wesllield public schools, is attend- IiolxHl V. f.ciito. will offer tho musi- them with somothiiiH less Hum unaii- Ix' reduced from 250 to 175 lumen 1). Cole, associate inlni.sler of tltc ing the National Foreign Policy Con- cal portion of the program. imily. power. 1'fffibylerlnn Church; prnycr, Hev. ference for Educators held in the In- The .sidewalk ordinance, which bad Noting Fife's i!isap|H)intmenl, May- Donald G, Jones, associate minister Tho following special awards will ternational Conference Room of the *ter Plan Slated been held up fur two weeks, was or jMulii'.uiy tnld Die counclliiian of First Methodist Church; and ben bo niude: II. S. I>cpartmenl of Stale ill Wash- adopted after a 5 la 4 vote to amend "A mini is iilways <tis.'ip;i;iinled when ediction. Uov. Joseph U. Htni'lson, ItliV. WILLIAM K. CUDKK A Sliver Itosury, tho gift of Mon- ington. 13. C. today and tomorrow. I lie iii'iKina) measure by deleting ii lie has worked hard at .sonielliinu iissociulc minister of Si. Vault, Wattersou, for General Kx- Dr. Kwan's u1 tendance is in response Pull ion of Lawrence Ave. and it doesn't come wit the way he copal Church. cctlcncv is (iwiirded lo Lois Caliill. to an invitation from Secretary of Joan Kilsiioimor anil Mary Aubrocht. Final Adoption The si reel lit:)itinK resolution tn hopes. You xvl iilnuxit what you An intcrfititJi committee i-oinnosi'il Convention OK's Slate Dean Husk. A Mi.ssal, (In) gift of Uio Parents improve the \vntlnc,es (if lights in wanted, m> I wouklnl be too unhap- of representnlivcs of Ilii' various re Ing Hoard has set the as "professional office zone." The conference will liiKhllRht cur- the T:ini:ii)iies School arm rail inlo py." llRiiHi.s Kioups in town, and spoil Guild, fur General Excellence in rent fureijln policy issues mul pro Rcapportionmcnt Hellnlou Is uwnrdi'd (a Lois Cnhlll, Two empty .lots just south of West- oppo.sition from residonls of Ibo The sidcwiilK propn»iil vim Into n snrwl by (he Wcstfield Council of iiesday. July 13, for a vide ;i forum for discussion of world Steven GIIUJH'IHI and Christine Jones. n& on amendments to field Arms on Prospect St. ore being area and from Coiiiicihnan Albert MiaR two weeks ii|!i> when residents Is in clmrjio of affairs with hinh ninkini; officers of Thu Constitutional Convent Ion im For a 1'i'ifect Attondancc Kccord laster Plan and for ac- designated for Garden Apartments, Molowa, lo (be cotistcrnatiim of voiced object Ions lo their Installa- k-i;isla!ivo ['cap|mi'litiiuiM'iit, despllc the Suite Department. Tliere will Councilman John Fife. Mr. Fife said fur Four Ycara an award Is made to oard on adoption of the Added to the original Master Plan tion on the southwesterly side of Dr. Harry Kaplan of Temple from the Union County iilso he an opiKirtunily to discuss it WHS the first (line, in five, years Ijuwrencc Ave., from Orchard St. lo Mury Lnnib. is a proposed extension of Lamberts the vital role of education in inter- F,mnmi-EI, cluiiniiun, IH bcln^ os- , complctLMl Us tlioro Tues- thai he recalled any objection to K. Dudley Ave. AL that lima Coun- day In New Dnumvlvk by adopllni;, Tlie liiuhe.sl honor that any student i lake place on the Mill ltd. as an arterial struct from nalionnt relations with officials erf improved .sfrcct lifilifins. KIMCCCI by: Mrs. Theodoro Hnrrelt of caji iictiii'vo in Jiltfh school is mctn- cilman Archer Sargent questioned St. Luke's AMU Zloa Cliiuib; Na fl()-!l, a (-iniiiin)iiiist' proposal ('iilflii« ling night of the board a point near Hie vulvwl under Hie other (jovei'iimejil agencies and lend- (he need for the Installation mid suc- bcrnliip In (lie Nutiuiml Jlonor So- held in the Municipal Lcliigh Valley Itailroad to where it ers of American eiliicnlinn. Maynr Itobert If. Mtilreany cast Ihanicl M. Cohen of Temple Kinnii- for a •lll-mcmbiT senate <uwl an H0- the decidiiw affirmative vote in two ceeded in liiivinK the measure, licld cicly. In addition to ucodemic rank, intiT.secIs with Die Terminal Ave. ulCI: I'rescoll Cnino of First Hop t'iiiboi' assembly. 11 student must receive the faculty Topics under discussion duriiiK instances. Tlie first was to reduce off fur further revnw. list Church; Mre. K. P. Uaibcr of board chairman, ex- Kxlcns'K.n passing through parts of plenary sessions me: Foreinn Pol- 'Hie proposal will l«) plnccd on (lie recommendations for leadership, if changes in the Mas-Clark Township and Scotch Plains. the lumens of .several mercury va- At Tuesdiiy niKlit's iiweliiiK his First I'oniirenalidiinl Church: Don- ballot in Novrwlicr for opproviil or icy J*ros|X"Cls: A Projection, The Ku- por lamps from 250 lo 175 lumens stiind was secomlcd by Councilman ald nimilry of the Grcok Orthodox vhnriick'f and service to the school.
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