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EIGHTIETH YEAR—No. 5 WESTFIELD, NEW JERSEY, THURSDAY, SEPTEMBER 4, 1969 Second Claps Postage Paid Every Thursday at Weatftslil, N.J. 24 Pages—10 Cent* Name 13 Town Welcomes To Air Local Problems Critics Continue Teachers AFS Students In Adult School Series Sex Ed. Probe Two new AK students will be Are jetports an economic neces- sity? How is air pollution teing con- Sex education in the public schools eimlinued to bo the main topic ol introduced to WesKieM and West- discussfan for the fiffii consecutive pitbiic meeting ol Hie Boar4 of Educa- field High School (Ms week. They trolled? Are more illegitimate babies tion Tuesday night, when an overflow crowd caused adjournment of the To Staff are Sarah Smythe {com Pteter- being bora in Union County? Is there session from tihe board ofi'icas to mere spacious quarters across the street mariteburt;, South Africa, and Lars a solution to the parking problem in Thirteen new teachers were ap- Westfield? What is quality education? in the Etei St. School. pointed to .the public sdsooi {acuity Ksllenius of Stockholm, Sweden. , Tbmn tpiestioes are some that _ Attended by a trowd ai about 50 at a meeting of the Board of Educa- Sarah's WtstfieH hostess is Wendy Eioome, 531 ShadcatnaiOR Or. Lars will;jj)e explored in a Wweek two- individuals, basic arguments con- tion Tuesday nijtit. Also approved hoar oturse being offered Monday Most Dangerous were four ^actunjE' posiHoM, five is living with Jim Baker and te tinue to be the composition of the family on Mil Lenox Awe. eveaigis beginning Sept. 29 at the Inter§ection review committee which has been "extra pay for extra work" posi- WeMflekl Adult School in Edison tions, volunteers for a volunteer tu- charged to study the curriculum Both students look toward to tins Junior High School, llegistrations Of The Week torial program at Qriumisus and Mc- and report 'As recommend'ations to experience to exchange ideas and art now being accepted by mail for Kinley Soimris, * teacher transfer MOUNTAIN AVENUE AT the school board, whether or not gam knowledge of the United States. the MO p.m. eiasa; registration in HIGHLAND AVENUE there is a need for such a program «Dd salary adjustments tor eight pen** is scheduled for Monday eve- *taHmen*era. > Lars has travelled in Great Britain, Despite the placement of many iind what, when, whete and to France, and TunWa, but tWs k aing, Sept, 22, at the school. DO NOT ENTER signs at this whom it should 'be taught, Siecus New teauhere »» Mm Margaret Sarah's first trip abroad. She did Mora than 3D experts, most of intersection, accidents at this content of the program, parental re- D. Cerny, EdJBM ietence replacing not come alone however, since her ttHm |ocal residents, wiU participate REV. JAMES D, COLE intersection seem to have in- view of the material, and iward Themm A. Bam**, yr J»; Dougba twin sister Judy is an AFS student in tht series ol uanel leeture-dis- creased. Police Chief James comments, er lack «E them, on state- J, ConJHdlne, fidiaon i*M «*»*« in Birmingham, Mien. CUSBMOS. iA wedal lecture will be Moran urges extreme caution ments reported in the press last rqptediv M». Safe Gt»rt, 116,- Liars' interests in musk and dra- tive» «t "Dissent and Protest: the Rev. James Cole at this site and closer attention spring alluding that among those •M; AouCatiout Uouate, Edison ma atauM find avenues of eipicii- Daaiandfur Belevance and Fartki- opposing sex educaion were mem* Emilia*) jtptaciic Ma Hurley, p.. is the directional signs. wn here. In Stotfcfeokn, he amgs in " " Nov. 40 toy Dr. WUIard To Leave Church tiers of the John Birch Society. l<»; M». Bariwra Cfrewidv Km* DEAN W1LLAKD BECKIL -»* English KflKiat Bertram the acted cJwir, plays piano and Residents ur^ed that Dr. MMton 8AKAU SMYTHE IWitar and» a member of a small Fox, •chairman of tfe review group, tawM band. He is a member of a Post Here Sept 30 should not be a merrtber of that Ato Mrs. lhrMrn Kj^ton, Tn- drama group. His favorite apart it committee aeeause white he prac* The Rev, James D. Cole, associ- nwqutt MW9taftaa% impaired tukcttwU. Democrats Pick tiees in WesifieM, he l^es in Motuv- ate minister ol Hie Pr#i>yterian dan, roptectai • Mm. flat U#»r, Figure Indicted .taiitsMe. They declared that at ,a comes fann an cxiFHneljr a Chun* in WestfieM, has received a 19,W; MaiMtrtint L. Murray, '•porting11 family «nd riraady BfthG.Loftus 'i'lVogranis and IsMiex wMdi Mountainside — Reputed Mafia Way meeting of the <«* «le, Itouevdt gfumiiiMntflM, re- As Candidate Ul6 compete in teonk tournwwnta. Her •"——Voters; Robert Muirwny, Westminster Oamp owned by the arrested Thursday following indict- testimony of a Ratoray man be- "' ' | Mr*. Joyra UMMdn, |7.S». callse Mi MMM» are hockey and and former mayor «««*• church. He will conclude his work ment by a federal grand jury on * ^«cussion shootd ba Mm, Mra G. irVrrii, Grant •wkwning, and ate Ike* to aew. MamtolMMe - Mrs. IMwF, charges of extortion. Bail was set UnMei <» WesMjeld residents. -•* Dr. Andrew «Wt*>, aS Dm- local cbwch Sept, 30 to es- Not ln Tu sda s new duties in October. at $20,000. ' *" e y night's audience ' Mary L. The otter three rounded up by were «ram lfeis community «t*«. 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U.S. Attorney's'•fttie did hflt Stedical Soeiety, MiMsSrtam, WA MKf«.|M outlitio the amount of money in- and YW awl Youth arid F«nUjr cwwbmfcrii me- of the UmWd Wirtions. She al» serv- i'fir. 1Mm4 t Urn, «< Ktowfci; mi Xi. in Hie community, he has volved in the alleged transactions Counseling Service, four mtoml stiM nor the amount of interest charged, members on the conmittee, ibe ad< Tlw CbUMlM DhUrW IW C»mpa- iterator of the Presbytery of m*mib*rs were introduced at » »t*fl DeC'arlo was one of a number of *ted, serve only as sonwltant* and m «* at W«9hd»atM CTMriof, Pa.. class at WertOeM High Stfenl. EiiMbetfe, Prcit^aM chairman of meeting at - MnwMnshfe public •» the witnesses SUpoeniaed by the State have no voting privileges. Oot, l«-m Mi MMd *» !•*-» , Oct. 3D, "Hie Gukural-fponwnic Scouting, on the camps and coa- AMI fftmtd br oeMMng fwii- scixwls Tuesday. At an oricntmton mea w n Commission, wliidi Mr. * contended aia* »r k?s of Boy SOHM«: aettvW* Mr - . _?* **! "!^ , .™" * Gap: BridaSiig Ih* Dfetancf between ferences eamnrittee of *e Sy»od af tiSM wtr* Vaierif whs will i* u- me«tiffij in DeerffeM MxMe Sctael has been conducting an investigation iatiofla ol ttw Die more to«i MM k*r< i» Ifce «S M P.-.UMw.tf Mowitainside, a «w Baves andttieHav^Snts," Em- >tew Jersey, on the pastoral over- iM#t tmUm* »M tad b»ta*>rtl greetings were extef*t»d the fcoiity with mtx chikiren. Uist ht of organized crsras in the Ijong parents msU be #v«a tesut unite in iHumMmidc, Oai- eat L. Daman, trust** of die Weot- *'£ o( churcties canimiitt* of Pres- em0lmtm at *n, ravwtivc- by Mr yew, th» eoa|>te becaane the jwrentl Branch area. opportimity to vtaw aH the iilmn» tatteU aMl heMl track, mj«d, Fairmwd, |enlek Pfcins, and field Area Conmkt«e for Human bytery, vice psresident of the Youth the PI •f a *wghter, Elizabetii Clark U*- Bights; Victor W. Liotta, director and Parojljr Counseling Sewice in Horowitz said Landusco, Cecere matei-iala in the course Mate Mi KM Ml «M; »B* StemH T, Car-WeaWeM, whic* tmptim the «•- and Poiverim will be arraigned el, tt»m. WlliHt ikMtotteH »«1 tua. Mn. Loftua said tl>at btimt of the Union County Wetf*r« BmtA; WesUieid, a past pres'ident of the adoption by the board, "We <«H aoi-ep*in({ the nonvinaUm, a Nmir Daniel F. Lundy, prtwidont «t the WestifiBld Miniaiteriutm, on the May-Sept. 12 in Federal Court, Arraign- the report will ibe in U» best iBt«r- t.S-Ji ^^^^| -^o^ |U| ^U UMft year wan aniwuMwl at a di«trkt caucus" was held which appr»v«d Oorainuuity DeveJopneat Corpora- or* OaiMttHtee on Service to Youth, ment of DeOario depended on his est of (tie dti-idren m the «ctueto innmp HPMM »^^B^» ^^^ ^«™ -r — - * *al»te nweMMt if leafcrs Wed- her running for olfice. and Erneet T»*rt, hirtorimi of and nn the board of the Eastern Re- health, Horowitz said. and the board will also take Ms ap- ' NttmMI N. MM* wil recei've at die eriaa ;|M iiM Mi awiMntment fn annmindng the MtiriiMtfc*, H. the WestfieM Negro History CMb. gion Associaiton and of the Nations I proach," he said, The prflgram it Church of WwlfieM, not expected to be resumed in fie Mi *m advtMr, Mrs. Mwnbew o* the tdiKl board aim 9mve\\ Cardoni, ctiainiAM. iHM Oct. z?, "Th* Etwumic gqucew: (Continued on page *'MMWW« eteerleMkr Diatrkt Cumiinhiiiir Marty Ot- wer« IntifAicN t« fee tmehen. *•* «• >* knew!***, tim *Hmr- public schoolt unlM rccvalution hat teroiaa pr*»kW mtt the meeting Hie Average f^miiy'i Tax lite Mi Barbershoppers teen completed. ttmmlm, Ed- New tenefters are: «*• ca«ti<)a«e was the first fhtlr StruMte *i* iRtiaHwtary Smim Tesm Trkil and the dMrJtatkM at informatkm Deerfie9aper appointed tB»tr«* stwut exeeutiva, imporiMt role ot wwnen, parttEU- « the N«w York 8t»ek Escftange; Try-out dates for Hie WeatfteM vereity, In Ijigdary, hi» M.A. Irera lai-ly jKHisewives, in «u> community, Roger WilHams, econotniat mm iReaearsals for the laH and winter for statements attributed t« twn m and eonmended Ss-ton Hall Univenity, and * Mtr'i swim team have beeB> cbang- pragiiams are starting for the West- an interview with a daily Mwg» decessor, Lester deserves lecognitton by virtue of Standard and Poor md « represea- 13 and Sept. ao sinee th« equivsiency in gitidsrlce ateo from ut cards are available at Dr. Hoiicrt L. * « eitgh Oiuncil" iem and IMHMUfathm of the Of- tess provide a strong nucleus to T* discuss fte a«* ppogcBm, She grade the main desk as well as the control wWch new voices adapt readily. , Mra. Lisuj Bern- M"s, Lofeai' running mates «n the fenders," Union Cwnty Assiwtant desk located inside toe Clark St, en- Neither voice training or musical Professor at Rider »t«H, Mrs. Stary Enuid, Mrs. B«r-leaders divided into a scout group degree in political science ticket are Mayon*y Stanley J. under Dr. Jneflt Boy Ian, swnit University «f N«rtii t^tntin*. •nd trance. Try-wit fee must be paid tl.ajni,ng h a n,wequfeite. White Dr. Robert L. Powse, fmwer ),..... tara ,&i#ffli, -Mrs. Ctara HuMft, MN. candidate John P. Wai* and Jetra rotimitable ctnnmi*9»ft«r, an.i a eu'a- eckieaoon eourse* at finnrgiw State H. Palmer Jr., who al* is stwWflg when the form « returned. Boys 8W,h teilling is" heipfwl, most Bar- cip-al a/ WestfielU High Ss*i»l, Its* jMiet lr*i», Mi's. i,ucy Kirahen- L«e should attend on both, try-out days, hiftg group uwter George Ntusfcan Cofleue. He eanws fr«m MteftU, a seat on the Council, joined the faculty of Rider College MMk. Mr*. Mkfpy MacGwMMdue, Jv . cub rMindtdMe eMef. Afmwg »-here he tawtfit sev««t(l fro*. cards is Fri- in Trratai! as an Hf* (Mil PwiJuhfi, Mrs. Mai-y Anne The Mernutiona! Society for the the (iistrict-wi* acttvitjes iw the 'Mrs. Mari)»ft K'iw^ie, hmfe em- Preservation awl Encouragement of BrfM, Mrs. fti«;iy Scutt, Mrs. lisn- Farther inforanatian may be ob- yew, in actiiftion i« the ca«inr«e, ttonms, it»s a B.A. fcfre* In tame »v. 17, "Conservattm: Our Right Barbei'shop Quartet Singing in Am- its head •tta Slwttw, Mrs. Otgii SmMt, Mi's. are: Mix and Fix IWy at Oamo eewMmics from f)h» Westeyan Uni- PlanPifturr twined from Brian tiinman, afei'ist- higii school iiji and hut car was fed meet Representative 6aMU at The WeMefct YWCA has open- the WesdfieSa Memorial Library, «5 ment of speech and hearing defects ill roll!* on \vi")i a pairal ear «K B, She taufht last year m of (Jhiidra has for many years been MW*. ings ia girh" swhnm fee, East Broad St., Sept. 11 at 8 p.m. Dudley -\Vi!, ;iiicf I'JIin *. Thi; («• j»rtiai!y supported by Hie donations rally cited in Hw ~ which witt ^egiit Mmieby and gym WWJam 0i*)H wiH teaeh )n was ift'Oin over JOf) BaitersiioiJ Cfiapters. l.i':iil "Worst iiuurst!e> grade English. He earned Ms iMehe- an* en* *ne 3, excepting Api-.' 22. "?ffj£ He B«gtotraiiw etawes wiiKb *i« i»»in sew- 22. Unrestricted donutions of over $ffln,- Hi l!ic W.-ck,'1 • Continue** an gage 2) Regfsfcr'aiiBB in. person for this pro- . . . for Benson PI. o(hei. authors t» be studied un- Regi*raft!ions may be Blade by sail- 060 hav« helped procm-c eqaipment Tn- iJaht.';' i/jv u^;s driven i>y So!** «ran» wi» begin Momtey, Sept. 15, £ *%™ allocated- (he sum of fe, sj,6 te^lerehip of E»«>tt Dens- ing the YWCA. 10 and services. *•.«« Viui.jny li'iH'.i, •», who and w« continue until the three se- *"• ™ wtdfeDjng of Central iOTV jn(;!n(je ehaiicer, Dante, Berg- •fcjwfc MgMrattM- be Ave, in Mmintainsidfe. BaiibBrshopping is not all work. ITinMMillilfMl Ol L 1 Clares open inckntc the various nies are flffed. Fifty children are son, Goethe, William James, Spino- l if.->i fltM W3H MI mm t m m-.m w>. satar- 1 Conventions fin area, dixtrret. nn >;m-iily ta ^h:ii*t' alM* 1M *r Ajbo aSfered at this time is adap- to pass a school bus in either dlfec* and out of »wn manibws of (he Is- Omitted from the Wastfield Adult organize a tuition-free program for ill this hdbby. The AnergltftV has ')>'• IB. (it ;(»9> .S Hr.;l tive bijjalies designed for nil disa- t inn when fc bus displays ffashing brary are weteome. Bocausf of 'h<' School brochure mailed ttiis week adufls throughout the tjmfed Slates earns known to million*. Ruhem'.^uK Ii Ws a!!t1 bilirivs and ages. Individual inatruv- i-ed lights. Observers of violations popularity of this program. >.J>i!*vi :n WwrfieW area residents were two and abroad to study "Man and K;s ™ fiM^lwiiHons art ail !iii', tonally ;ii! lion is given in !IO'F. water wife rt ;w urged to reiwrt them to ttie Imf- are Hmted- to one series. French courses, an itMcrmexHate and ti foa on Bhese af the world's tiumg Sise,. »-«> 1 i?mirsi's may be obtained from this 'iinii -inisink ami fornv phone coverage at she Westfield Kes- a(|UMics program. No experience is pr.ss a school bus when * is pji*ed once a month; WSs. Sylvia ,loh."i-- '"'- ft*., »-«• : ivuisrrar, Mra, Richard CI'IKTI. West- .t!!(v tmve "iMtX'u!'.1^ iji''i cue Squad for twwhour shifts be- necessary as the Y wiE tmin all kh mtiy !>c or?! See tween (te hoars of 9 a.m. andd 33 tfiose who volunteer. eiied, bat at a speed m greater bngry r^ome Founds* inn in Chicatro. m (itlwr arras of 'hi; CTIIH . t-* p.m; Interested residents my. con- Both mvimmjnj; fjoois are closed -.huii 10 mph. or when dtneted to> twos a* banks of interest- tu Imnv'• hy tt'iephoisii^ ^8-4060: RegistraSon fitrthei' inforrmitiun. pleas* contiaet ':'y at'e tmajiM-agvd io ,;phiiiie 15-tK * ;.-; mail w;li be iiccopted uuul Seel. feet Hint, fciwr-te t

1 A post president &f tile Seton Kail f-? nounced Mis election cl GernM M. •-•-•-'••, •-.!- •;:••;-• opinions contrary lo that of the Miss Ann Miillinan. physical Her teaching expcrientG has been • :>.•:•:•.: ..-•/. Lind BS assislmnl vice president m Alumni Federation, Mr, Lind nmv Local Problems bnard's but -I'dt thU was a c.iinn, grmUiuU'Ll m May wi'Ui a in Now York Stale. charge of advertising mid public re- .serves on its hoard of governors and in cheek" -answer in whin sewned 13.H. ficun Sargent CoHe^o in physi- iMiss Donna Puchlnsky, speech lation^. -••---. Is a member of One university pres- (Continued from page l> to the school admlm&H-ntor as an cal education. Site will teach at correctionist, graduated £rom Meant- •Mr. Lind joins. Suburban Trust ident's advisory council. He also is ,, TRANSFERRED? of air pollution codes in New Jer- informal 'Conversation willi Ihe re- Deed'h.'hl Hlemyntary and Echo- cinir State College in June, with a Oom'pany after iO years with the secretary of the Hasleb-Halmtiol"' sey; and a represtmLalivc frcm tlv.v porter, noL an interview, hrnnk. •B.A. in speech therapy. Howard Savings Institution of New- Vauth Athletrc League, Inc. HOMERICA, INC. will help Aviation Devpfoiwien! Council. •Feeling the matter had been Howard Kravilzf Instnimpn-tnl mu- Mrs. Laurel Sproul, learning dis- ark serving as administrative as- Mr. Lind resides with tita Vtfo, NYn\ 24, "Transporlution, or You "blown out of pio[iDLiion,M another sic. 1ms a B.S, degree in music from abilities specialist, -has a B.'S. degree sistant and assistant public relations Ka-thleen, and thair- two cM'Wren at^ you find your next home Can'* Get There from Here," Atberl beard •mem'bor said it was a "silly Juill'ard and an M.A. in antialc edu- Cram Trenton State in elementary officer. 4 Lynn Boulevard in Hpzl&t. anywhere in the United L. Mnlowa, chnlnrwin of the Mayor's answer to a silly question." callon from Columbia. He comes education, and a master's In educa- A graduate'of Union High School Subunhan Trust Cbmpdny has of-" Athlsory Committee nn Transporta- L. W. McChesney, WIIQ posed more from Hillside where lie haa taught tional psychology from Rutgers Uni* and Seton Uall University, Mr. Lind fices in WestfleJd, Cranford, Plain- tion; Alexander Williams, member for 12 years. veisity. She had 'her teaching ex- also attended the American Man- field, Scntdi Plains and Giarwood. '" States WITHOUT 1 than 20 questions to t'he review com- r>f tin Town Council: and a rept'Q- mittee, scored that group (or fail- Special Services: perience at Railway, and has been agement Association's course on fi- CHARGE. snr.LTtive from Bloiiiciirist Associ- ing lo lake any action on his de- Mrs. Gwendolyn McCarthy, di- learning disabilities specialist there nancial marketing. He also is s ates, travel engineers. mands. Ho was told that tilie review rector of •spe'cia-I services, and far liwo years. graduate of the Bank Public Rela- BUYING OR SELLING? OBJECTIVES: To help you find Dec. I, "From West Ficlis to group had deferred discussion on school psychologist, earned her tions and Marketing Associate!on's Westfieid: Past Growth, Present De- TRY CLASSIFIED your nexl home with a mini- thai until Dr. D. A. Rdfrerts, presi- bachelor's and master's -degrees school at N'ottiftwestern University. velopment and Future Direction," mum of effort, time and ex- dent of the Medical Society and a from Montdair State College. She Moeller at Conclave Mrs. Ernestine CoFfey, writer and a member of the committee, was able is a candiate for her Ph.D. at Cor- pense. If you plan to move to member of the Mayor's Committee Albert J. Moeller attended the an unfamiliar city, or just tc to 'be present at the meeting, A nell University, and has taken cour- a on CuLmrc and BemiLification; Mrs. session of lie group, limited at this ses in psychology, special education, 51st anniversary convention of the seen the relocate near your present RuLli Hill, director of the West-field You home. HOMERICA, INC. will point to appointees, is scheduled and admhiistration at Seton Hall. American Legion in Atlanta, Ga., Recreation Committee; John HioFf, for today. It is understood that help you find the right house, She comes from Union public ami served && a menil>or oi Uw GERALD M. USD member and past chairman of the following its initial study, additional schools. National AinWlcanfem Commisiton. -i In the right neighborhood, in Weslfield Planning Board; and K. members of the community will toe WinCap the new area I Emei'son Thomas, former mayor o£ Mrs. Elaine Hanay is a tesclier This group will be considering the asked la testify at ihe meetings, 1 numerous programs of thft National Fund prospectus? Wostfield. and Frankenbach strongly urged of the third special class for multi- Joins Suburban SCOPE* Operation throughout ply handicapped "idiiHren at Chil- Americanism Commiission and will Phone o* l*ndforyoUr eftny today and learft how WinCap resident* to express their opinions be giving direction for tfrie Ameri- to make yourmonayrrow through a^Breflalve mveatment m* United States enable* on the isiAject to the committee. dren's Specialized Hospital, She has Ham erica to furnish you with her B.S, in elementary education canism program for the next 12 As Officer rs j detailed information on Barbershoppe "•We feel that the board reaction from New Paltz State University, and months. Tnat JUMMIM CmmfUm M. L. ManniM in June to appoint a review com- a' master's in special education .•Paul C. Bosknd, president of the - houses which fit your require-

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i THE WESTFIELD (N.J.) LEADER, THURSDAY, SEPTEMBER 4, 196ft

• Life In The Suburbs By Al Smith Mrs. Rodes Rejoins Name 13 College Faculty 1970 Chrysler Has A Quieter Ride (Continued frvwn page 1) Prof. Mnry Ann Rodcs Df Cran- Jane Stafford, Mrs. Louise Thawiey, fot'd, fonnoiiy of VVeslfieJd, assist- Mrs, Betite Weil and Mrs. Sally Wolf- 44EV?GARY WATCHTME ant pi'ofL'nsur of English at Union soa. CROSSINGS College, will return to fulUime teach- Eight teachers ,wlho have advanc- ing duties with the start of the fall ed in scholastic ^agrees received in- term, Kept. 12, it was reported to- crements. Raised $800 for obtaining day by Pruf> Elmer Wolf, acting master's degree plus 30 credits are dean, James O. Dnerrvrraond, senior high LISTEN' social studies, to $12,100; Miss Len- Mrs. Rodes w^ parted y leave cre Robins, MoKinley fifith grade, of absunee last fall to continue her to $13,600; and Mrs. Florence G. doctoral studies at Teachers College Swink, senior high geometry, to $13,- oF Columbia University. 600. Mrs. Kodes is a graduate of Wash- Also up $800 for obtaining a mas- bum University, Topeka, Kaire., ter's degree are Vincent O. Speoht, where .she majored in English and senior high industrial arts, Sfl.100; drama. She earned a master of arts Miss Anne M. Willis, Washington degree in speech at Columbia Uni- fiEKh grade, $10,000; Oattfl Goeta, versity. She also has studied at Kan- ilcKinley fourth grade, $10,000; and sas City Conservatory, ttx? Univer- Mrs. Nada E. AUopeiva, Columbus sfty of Denver and the Feagin Dra- fifth grade. $11,300. matic Sdhcol, N. Y. Mrs. Mtaxine Conk, a nurse in the health department, was raised $300 to $8,315 (including $165 mileage) AFTER TWO BACK TEN MONTHS Reports Theft lor earning a bachelor's degree. MONTHS QUIETER CHRYSLER — Engineer- All interiors are upgraded in the 1970 Also approved was bhe rescinding TOTAL FREEDOM TORTURE AND SLAVERY On Sunday, Robert Toth of 106 Ing improvement a in the 1970 Chrysler Chrysler line, which includes five series: of a transfer of Mrs. Glenma T. Myrtle A.ve. reported to police the line significantly reduce transmission to Newport, Newport Custom, 300, New Cre'aves to Roosevelt Junior High larceny of .two tires and rims, val- School She will remain at Edison ued at $105, from this pickup truck the body of road noise and vibration Yorker, and Town & Country station and has been designated a Title I and Mareia EUenwood, of the same through the use of rubber insulators. wagons. Rear track has been widened reacting teacher. apartment 'building, reported sorne- Main styling changes center on front for better stability and appearance. Named as new secretaries for the Wayne Hansen; MeKinley, Mrs. Hel- NEED A JOB? TRY one slashed the roof of her conver- and rear and body aide ornamentation. Pictured is the Newport Custom, school year were Mrs. Joyce Storks, en. Riley and Mrs. Heaiuie Hurtt; Explorers Topic LEADER CLASSIFIED tible car. assistant alt Roosevelt, 14,100; Mrs Tamaques, Mrs. Marilyn Lubeck Evelyn C; Turner, secretary £t Roo- and Mrs. Lillian Bfcmvelt; Washing- sevelt, H.400; Mrs. Anne £. Wells, ton, Mrs. Mary Swing; and WilSroi, At Trailside senior secretary at Edison, $5,100; Mrs. Patricia Coogan and Mrs. Ani- ud Mrs. Ifuvnnt Rose Long, we- ta Douill. \ "American Adventure — the Bar- retary * AooKwelit, $4,600. Contracts approved Car bus trans- trams and their Travels," an illus- trated talk, will be presented at Tftivnim Murray wea mined a portation included Route 1 ((Roose- velt and WHS), Blue Diamond lines the Union County Park Commission's custodian at Fnanklin School at $5 - Trailside Nature and Science Cen- 512. Approved as tunchroom aides Inc., Chatham, $13,711; Route 2

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lifi- - •• 'J- ' - S- •km or I. '4. They will be given a tuKkm BrM, NY. She «pent Mm ymn at ConnNta Cotk*i«te *****•> of |13 Per credit hour, M .was an- *. •KlM-wlMr* I ui Mt«r * * nounced today fay Dr. Xemetti W. Bromivl-Ue, N.Y., and tainted hvr DM with MM I'versen, acting presklent. 1h« re- etecatioB at ConcortKi Tw bate result* from a redudtion in the CoJl*fe, Aiver Forest, I>1. flbe basic tuition from 136 to *» per was graduated in May creclt hour tor Union Oounty r«i- •»,A. deffrec, and hm PER {fents, whith is made possible by in primary CNMUS m ft increased dtafe and eounty aid, Dr. Mrs. CotontMve Joir* th« facidty of ANNUM •r •j-r: Iversen ^pfajned. David AP Jamrtw, frinclpd and tea- _•. - • • fi _• i" • J •• • •• .••. oh*r of gradas 5 »m) 6, Miss Mary Dr. Iversen m\A ttie rebates will 1 be distributed as soon as fete addi- MdNemM «* grades 3 and 4, Mrs, ftlarylM JihMtR, kindergarten, and • •••',::-%• titmM fimda are received frwn the "•••• :./' .--^ county and tlbe at ate. Mrs. ftafen Fwiew**^, nuraery. • ]

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i; WESTFIEfcP fN;J:J , SEPTEMBER 4, MG9 lAlso, Df. Davis said that the Re- OBITUARIES Y Indian Guides Regional Expects gional District will mpve from six Lo foui1 qmnrWnfi bertoda this year. CYsiy, of Hniicfstown, McL: a Plan Pow Wows T|ie new report form (report card) tfi\ Mrs. Janel Rennetl of Rosrtle, Record Enrollment 'willtan will now. be mailed home in- nnd three grandchildren. YMCA-liKtean Gyifle recruiimenl V •' stead of carried home by atudenta, Funeral services were held at the paw wovvij have been scheduled far • - will reflect a number of changes A record number of students are proposed by classiroom teasers, su- Hi^yin.* Horns Fnr Funerals, Plairi- each evening irom Sept. 15 Uiraugli expected in the .Union County Re- field, yesterday al 1(1 a.m. The flev. L8 at L|RI YMCA ImiUing in Wcst- pervisors and administrative per- gioimi Hfeli Sehaol District No, l, sonnel, students and parents. [>, Willard Bickelt, puslor ftf the field. Held at 7:30 uach evening, tlie ivtien the schools on&n for the first Congregational Cliur-eh, .crfficitated, puimpose af these meetings will be ta Freshman Orientation was held at acquaint dads and their sans in fuK day of classes on Thursdayt Interment was in Fnsrview Ceme- Sept. 4. the four high schools yesterday. tery first through third grades of the Orientation sessions for new and prc^rum iind lo begin /armaition of Preliminary figures show the to- returning teasers were held Tues- tal student population will be ap- new Iribos. day. Miss Kalheriue Tal« Since tribes are l'ornied as closely proximately 5,500, according to Dr. Warren M. Davis, superintendent of •Miss Katharine Tale, 61, of Mount as poasiUle arcLind tieis^liorlraiods, 1 interested persons are ask^d to at- schools. Total enrollment in the » LEGAL NOTICES • Vcrnon, N.Y., died Friday at home. r 1 196B-69 Khool year was 5,300. I t&nd on that evening set aside fot L Born in Buckingham County, Vs., Anticipated enrollments in ifre four T OF T shj> hud lived in VV^ti'icld for 20 Mie school t'hai the boy is or will be NOTICR TH 1IGHEBT QIYEN. thnt attending. If the boy will be attend^ high schools arc: Governor Living- tl|fc first nml final ftocopnt of the years before moving to New York subscriber, nertrmlu B, Allent Ex- ing a parochial or private school, lift ston Regional, Ctark, 4,560; David piv!*loTif on Friday, field, 1,261. September SCth next jit 9;30 A.Af.» Surviving are three brothers, Rus- Cynthia Bowes Tuley Sept. 15 tribes will be organised prevailing: time, NORMAN MOHASII sell Wynne of Baltimore, Md.; Har- for the Franklin and Mountainside Dr\ Davis said that ta ease over- d August 22r lRflB wmmsm Otd D- Alle old oi' ClnrksvHle, Vo., and James of Mrs. Cynthia Bowes Tuley, wile schools, on Sept. 16 for the Wilson, mmmm crowding in the district, the Board Norman Moraslu of R. David Tuley of 223 Piedmont Washington and Giant area, on Sept. of Education has leased temporary B, Allen, AttorneyE Pro So, Plain-field, and four sisters, Miss HID HllUldde Avenue. Ann Tirte of Mmmt Vernon, with Ave.. Cincinnati, Ohio, formerly of L7 for the Jefferson and Tamaques classroom units for two of its Hcuilril B the Rubecrlber undfer o«th tr f ican Men of Science," and "Who's Carolyn, Nancy and Betsy. —above all—the greatest of fun." gJorv&L Hitfi School. In addition, Dr. firm at ion their clatma and d Who in Engineering." S. Jr., at *home; a daughter, Mrs. specialist at the Rutgers OoUege of pete with corn grown in Virginia Davis said, the course will be of- a pal nst the estate of said d A menwriia-l service was held in Glasses for skaters of all skills within alic month A from the date of A member of the First United Gerald Heyna of "Warren Township; Agriculture &IKI Environmenital Sci- and North Carolina, which ordinari- fered for the lirst time at Governor Hamilton, Ohio, Thursday. and age categories will begin Sept. paid order, or they wil1l be forevtr a grandson; a brother, Gordon G. of ence, has increased yields Btfleldr N, J, odist Church alt 4 p.m. today with urday at 9:30 a.m. in Gray's Fun- WaNr KostehVtok, 73, at 1352 more etasses will be scheduled for And lie's found a way to f«t New er and insect damage. course. 821U thy Rev. Clark Hunt officiating. In- eral Home, with Wie Rev, LeRoy Lamberts Mitt «d.f died Monday bhe earning semester "to Bcoomrm>- Jersey sweet corn to tha market Gloucester, Camden, Cumberlaml, Atao, in addition to the honors morning at Mi^hlenberg Hospirtal in or Irnment will be in Fairview Ceme- Webber of the Long Hill Ghapel, daLe an anticipated heavy increase two to three weeks earHer than in Salem, Atlantic, Warren, Middlesex courses in fche Regional District, ad- u%mn tery. Chatham Township, officiating. In- •Plslirfield, He was the husband of in registration and to provide as past years. and Monnwubh are among fte coun- vanced (placement sections will be Notice Is hereby gtv^Ji th»t * Mrs. 'Helen Telofsky 'Koste4mck. Central Jersey Bank and Trust Ooin- In lieu of flowers, the family has terment • mir's Chutrfh, Elizabeih. Interment A.rntfld B. Cruttenden, flOt nf North *Mrs. Thompson wa3 a merrfber uf agers and aduRa. Ladies 'i This is the four* year I>f; Pottftclt art works to MM cotfafettom, car- f T « WR the Westfield Woman's Cluib and the was in St. Gertrude's Cemetery, Unioa County Technical le her^hy given th»t the Plainfield, died Sunday at his home. claas&s and speciial courses in*the has.run the tests with plastic. The riers are also available *o students Planning Bourd of Weitfleld, Mew Born in Westfield, Mr. Cruttenden First Congregational Church of Wooclbridge. evening for adult couples are arntng project ia financed with federal, have deferred the starting date of may borrow the freprtota and take J wltl m«t In th* Blunlefpal 1 the waiver licen&e practical nurse , 42B Eaet Brond Street On had resided in this arra all his lift . Westfield. the muoh4n-demand aped^ltiesfin- state and private fund a. them home lor study. My, Septemher S, IMS mt 8:Sft He was a self-em.plnyed public ac- Services were held Thursday Aug. cluded in the currwoliMn. The first year, tie did his work on training program until Sept, 13, it F,M. tn h-ear anrt nonalder the lol- Mrs. Walter Schafer The English as a Second Langu- Jawin-K request for approval ot tho countant and was active in ^o'UTing ^'i, and interment was in Hopedale, In ijcldkinn to ttte regular cK?s small experimental plots, Originally was annMfnced today by Wehard age program which began thia past preliminary Hubdlvlnlon plat: M. Kay, director of continuing edu- circles. H-e was a member of the Mrs. Mary McGure Senator, S3, sessions, free practice skating is he used black plastic, but it kept the sprint wM continue at David Brear- fluhriMrfon: Block »0S, T^ot 8lt Congregational Church of Fiaini'ieH Surviving are a sister, Mrs, Alice oi 113 MarHwro St. died Thursday provided for all students as well as sun's rays from warming the cation This dhange of schedule was tey Regronai High School. A mem- " vi. FiPfii*ii at Ho is survived by his wifc. Mrs Macuen and a niece, Mrs. Chester at her home after a brief illness. weekly fun fe-sts for the ewtire ground. ennou-nced In order to allow more ber of the .foreign language depart- Copy of Fftirl ^ihtiivlnlon plat ha* i ld with the Town Clerk tot Jiirwt Price CruttPnden; a son. Sandborn, both of Hopedale, Mass. •She was the wife of the late Waller school. This year an estimated 500 acres time for prospective arppiieations ment at the school will have re- IV ATA LI ID E. OOWAW, and -increase the opportunity for St W. Schafer. of sweet conn will he grown under sponsibility for instruction, accord- Planning1 Bnarfl in Newark, she lived in West- PiainfeW ^c^ore moving here 18 clear plastic, find between 200 and testing of applicants, ing to Dr. Davis. F | months ago. An 'assistartt secretary IS years. 300 acres of other crops will be i The program, using the clinical Students from Japan, Italy, Col- and treasurer with the Suburban i IMrs, Sdhtfer retked 17 years ago raised on fiekfa mulched with plas- facilities of John Er ¥Uumetl& and umbia and Priori, m-en* arrivals S^nled pr-npr>rthlri will hp receive|* J f I ' Trust Company's Scot** Plains of- glizaibeth General Hospitals, is de- by the Mayor nnd f'nuncll of th i i ' i from fflie Benjamin Moore Paint Co., tic. ta this country with a limited know- fice, rfhe hiad been with tshe ctwnpfloy Town of WeHtfltid, New iJerwy Newark, where she was a clerk for of the land is owned by indi- signed for those licensed practical ledge of the ErtfUfh language, were Monday, Sejitemhitr *fi, 1&«S Rt 40 yfrars. She wm a it>em*>er of the KAf. DnyllKht Bavins Time, tit th« 15 years. vidual farmers. Dr. Pollack says ex- nurses who Atave their •certification aartieppidti * *« pngrwn during ©aatern War Chapter 99, OES. Sur- on a waiver basis, who have prttf Muntohml Building, 435 Bant BraM l'Ml She was a communicant of St. tensive frekl research would not be the spring semester. Streetl for the tonatructlnn ot curb vivors include five nephews, two of completion of two years of nigh alrt&walk rpplHnemenU in •Helen's R..C, Church, possible without their cooperation. oiDi Of tOA-fJ. nieces and an aurot, Mrs. Gitece school or equivalency and -who f$mL *n addition, a new elective course Surviving are two daughters, Fumigation of the fields begins in nls muHt be Jfj'hrson of Pfe:nft*fkl. ify on the admissions teat. in of the hasp jimuunt of th Whether you need minister of tile PreatayiterQan Church as well as weed seeds and insects. fclfl. lOtn'h proposal mu«t also The funeral was held an Saturday for regular Practical Nurse aH b*m ym f«u- fic-fomp*inleii liv R surely t m ielecting a family memo- of Westficfet, otflici&ting. Tnlet-iinent So, termers must waft 30 days be- Admissions testing wll be certjHettte ntnllnft- rhBI unM rial, or advice on cemetery .,-,.„.-BARftf, at 8:3» aimr frarn The Dooley Co- be in F^airview Cem*lery. at tha Qmwtwt* any >v1il provli-U* the requirements, take advantaRft IGuILD lomal Home 556 Westfield Ave., and for* planting crops. on Sept. 5 at 7 p.m. and on fieyt. the required t^rfnrman of our experience. No obliga __ from Holy Trinity Church where at Fumigatton is dene by a special- «, at 9:30 a.m. at Union Cmmty Dr. Davia *aM that a n tin fi|]i amnunl of the work. lion. We'll counsel you, assist Monuments ised tractor thfct ptfcnps liquid #i*nv Vocational Teciinioai Sclwifa, 17H Plants ^peolflpationH nnd you in every way. And, we 9 o'clock a high mass ai requiem Theodore W, Vogetar may hf Pxamhj&rf or pronirfd nt was offered by the Rev, Alan F. gant into the ground while laying Rarit»n Rd. in Scotlch f^mrn, Pra- the PuMto Work& renter, BBS North specialize in fully guaranteed TTf Wm ,^ __ ^^^^« Ml Avenue, Wentneld, Now Jersey at Theodore W. Winters Vogeler, 62. down 4-fi*tf--wiTle stripe of pMic KpectK'e candidates stwuW contact Barre Guild Monuments. iGugKetono. asistant pastor of 9t. The aropml Eh* DfflL'R nf the Town (Cnsineer, of 503 Benson PL, died Sunday at with narrow rows of exposed soil in the office of contirtuing Charles Va-ij Benftchoten, See us todciv, Helen's Ohtirc'h. Intenmerft took gram was ma*» by the Waynr ;inrt Pnunci] ronfirvft pfla'ce in Holy Sepulchre Cemetery, his hmne. between. lor an application. r to reject any antj all bids. A seli'-errvpbyed floor measurer Committee wMeft tfttt 4wh« t>e }t, jn the ^OWTI'H Interest, It in East Orairge. Traveling &t 3 miles an hour, it Irt d to do so, and plan drawer, he was a member takes 20 minutes to cover an acre, summe*. of Mitt Presbyterian Church in West- A month later, young pSairtis are MtOAMOMI? field, a memtier aF Ka.ppa A4pha fra- Herbert f\ Hrag ! set in the exposed raws. Crops in- temky. an d had attended Lehigh clude 000plEH*, eucumiber, sweet DEDtCATID TO WON»HD SHVKI Herbert F, Haug, 52, of llf? (Lin- Uftrverslt-y in Bebhiehem, Pa. He ( pepper t mustoneton and aunwner den Ave., 'president and owner of was l he grandson of the fouitder of a^iash. The piasbic reises bhe tem- Vogelec Mayonnaise in Newark. MEAT • the Haug Die Casting Corp. in Ro- SPECIALS perature in the root aone, conserves • .selle, died Monday at Rata-way Hos- Survivors iirelu'de his wife, Luise moisture, and •timta'ate htoein^. pital. He was the husband ot Mrs. von R, Voge-ler, at home; two daugh- which tews up the poet system of Cferferude Baasner Kattg. ters, Mrs. Nancy Gartrell o* Ifew i Born in Germany, Mr. Haug lived York and Mrs, Dnrls Jackfion of The results? in Westfield 18 years and prior to England; two brothers, Edvrard, of "Fantastic," Br. Pofi»ck says bhat for seven years in 1'nion. He Maine, and Bdbent of New Hamp- \ The state average for egigplawt is established *tai company tihat bears ^rhire, and two grandchildren. 350 buahefa an acre. With plastic his name 12 years ago. Services were held at Gray's at 2 mulch, the average is 120& bushels Mr, Haug was o menmbpr of Cos- p.m. yetfterduy. Mermenl was in an acre. Figures For cucumbers are mos Lodge, FfcAM, and the Aameri- Fairview Cemeteiy. the same, can Die Casting ["'rv-ititnte. He was In lieu of fknvers Lt has been re- Sweet peppers increase their yield a member of bhe YMCA Al'hMic quester! thai coirtrfcbutiinns he made from 250 to 500 bushels an acre, • rioouci • i-'lub of WesttiHld, Bhe Arneritan Cancer Society ov Muskmelmis jumt> from 72 crates an other charity. Sun'Jvoi-s jnclude n son, Hisrhfirt F. acre Co 860 crates an acre. Leverage Haug IT. ul \unm:: two daughtens, Not all craps d*> well. , .Mrs. PavW Bird ul GuatamaJit City, JVbfcir "Tomaloes are a bust with clear | f-kiuiymiila. ;ind Mrs. Nancy 'Dosbli= plastic." Dr. Pollack admits. They ' WRWR (j[ Lawr«nr*v]llo: three grandchil- Miss Suhan Ann Debhie, 20, of 5 grow ton fast and put too much en- Union and two brothers, I.tidiwig ot Cumbertend St., died Tuesday in erp|y into making leaves. Union and, Erick tit Maptewood. e State Schoolr Woad- A different planting procedure is i your mtmty Fimera! .sepvicea witt be held today . Born in New York She tod &»lhiw^d for corn, which is too ex-1 uses s lit. 1-1:30 a.m., at the firay FunHrirl lived her<» most of her life. Mfes pensive to transplant and must be Home, m ••£. Bruud St. with tim I'jf.hh'ta wax a communicant o# Motyiswded rth'ectty in tht* field. The soil market Rev. l>r Frederick E Christiaii, Trinity Church. ifi not furmgated. A#er the corn is , • «t 'Phti Presiiiyterian Church Surviving are her parents, Mr sown, the rows are covered wi a.m. lomarrow, JW- • of the ;']';iss liiiTiMy. MAR"HNO L. MANNING hy ^L K^ciiiitjrn High Muss at o t >i^r .if A.\',A' ; \<\i ADeyU i.m in H./ily Trinity fihuwh. for a rt sviil hh in Fairv:ew C«n- Wht'n the pfn-.t-c is r^movt^H, ih<- -Miss Dnmihy B Gillie. 58. of 410 •'' »i; \" '(IATI'I.V 3T8 E. BROAB ST. AW corn inds H|)riiiht. ri- m.iv r.'il! y iVnm 2 in "When it fii^t stiinris irp in thr« nir 700 Cro5sway Phone 233-0143 Phone 276-0093 7 u iu p.m. Oic funerol and sunlight, ihp ram iook.s tetri- Westfield says the specialist, "li's rh rhr- g- f,-hiriy fvo over* S'OC?TV 4,

T r-rwrrrtt: XT' -r-jf: Begin* Teaching Br^nk-in At Homo To Discuss Role I r , . • i . - : ' • •' Of Suburban Catholic At Rider College Of Sen. Williams -"The Hull of A Union County elementary school A break-in at the homo of Seih Suburban Catholic in the teacher has been (KUTifid an Instruc- Huirison A. Williams Jr. at 231 Kliz- cf the Inner City," is the chosen to- tor in elementary education at Rider Ave. was I if pip of the Rev, James F. X. O'Brien College here and will begin classes by tho st>mttor".s to be delivered on Tuesday, Sept. 9, Sept, 11.

at 9:15 p.m. In the auditorium of Miss Linda H, Bevelheimer, a 1 Our tacty of Lmirdes Church. This and Trenton Slate College, li a s was unimul llirnwgli Is to he a jointly sponsored program taught sixth grade in the Scotch Linhickftl rwir ivinrluw. by both the Rosary-Altar and Holy Plains-Fanwood KduwLlon Associa- missing wtTe Ilueu U'luvision sots, Name Societies of the church. The tion nnd belongs to several otto u sleroo ri'cuid p!j>'L'r jiiul ;i io*isl[?r. business meetings of the societies professional organizations including SsL Richard Shuvlin ami Patrolman will begin promptly at 8:30. the Union Courtly Conference of Earl Lambert invfsLi After growing up in PtaittCield and graduating from Jmimaculqte Con- ception Seminary, Darlington, iri hi. Reeve in Vielnuin 1949, the Rev. O'Brien has Hve4 and Art School Reopens worker In Jersey Ciity. He is assign- Redesigned grille and taillamps, standard bias-betted tjres, wider septs, oval steering wheel, Monday, S^pt. 15 Army First Lieut. Phillip D. ed to Christ The King Pariah there, newly designed wheel covers, new rocker-type instrument panel switches and a full complement Reeve, 22, whose .wife lives at itt but lives and works out of Marion of new comfort and convenience optioni highlljht the Mercury Monterey line for 197ft. Ficon- The riuCret School of Fine and In- Duncan iHHd, was assigned Aug. 12 Garden Project. For 20 years he has filled shock flbwrbers—an important advancement in ride control—arc standard on all models, dustrial Art, Inc. will open Monday, to the 4S Engineer Group in Viet- felt deep corteern tor the peqple and A full-length body side molding with color-keyed vinyl insert is standard on the Monterey Cus- Sept. 15, wilh the 19G9 fall semester nam, as a pkitoon leadoer. problems in tti^ Inner cAy, All in the tom (above). Standard power team is the SOO-cubic-Inch VB engine with three-speed trausmistion. starting on that date, according to ity are Invited to come and Dudley V. duCret, director of the him share tftis concern and his Pl-ainfield School. a a of the student body, with sev- insights. spot for birdlng if you want to see An epfinded faculty has been es- en new instructors being added this water birds and long-legged waders tablistied to keep pace with the I'ati. bringing the [acuity totul to at fihela- • best. The refuge is well Completes Course posted so it's hard- to miss. Near the headquarters building is a small In Field Biology box where you deposit a dollar and fetich PWw-Ali=- Barbara Fil- pick up a ticket entitling you to a singer, of 2268 Stacker La., has BWACKHAHEB 4ay.'s outing. There's no need to comiple'ted a two^week course in ftefcl leave your car unjess you want to. biotogy aqd conservation at the Au- An eight-anile drive along the'tops dubon Qciiwp 'in Maine, Medumtak, of the dykes offers many ideal Me. vantage spots from which to view THE COLLEGE was one of 49 Last month on our trip In the state was ofoseirved in the the birds. Even It you forget your GUESS WHAT. Ill not a ffctpt tt'f a itate iwlmnln* cial studftrtte tnroMed at the Mainfe down the Garden State Parkway we 'barrens. In bhe late forties,' as the 'binoculars, the birds come close MAN• •» in « taik at the Miami (FU.) Seaiairlam. TfcH Ii a during^ the past two reached the pine t»arrens. Although pines grew laterally, bunching' to- enough to the sandy road to be seen one of the more ttten 900 rather thoroughly stud ted from" the gether and shutting out the sun, clearly. Using your car as a blind Returning to halls of learning . . * crib'»e view tf the underilde oftke c«»Ure. botanical point of view, little' wbs the bird count dropped. you can take && many pictures as ers and adufe conservation- loaders rtart him right . t , with a wlho, in all, enroUed in the oonserv- known abcut the bird tfie In the early fifties plant growth you wish; The biirds will pay no course at one of the National barrens until tihe late David G. Fa- became so dense that open flat attention unless you, open the car WARNER PIPE 93.95 to 97.5* bles, Jr., who was chairman of .the •door. i Society's four areas disappeared. With them left OTHER PRESTIGE PIPES $5 to |45 this ^mvmer. Biology Department of Union Col- the ni'ghtbawfcs who sought Chese lege and one of the State's leading JUST TO LET •Miefs Filsinger's studies spots for. their nests. A bird's apart- Loses License The Pipe and liooh go hand in handl ! m«r included birds, insects, conservationists, began his bird cen- ment house was erected in one spot pond life and marine life. Special sus there in 19SB. His studies con* and purple martins moved in. The The driver's license of ViUlino YQU KNOW tinned for over twenty years, Other 9»ar for a betttr iatelteduol y*or ... • - • _ • • - ' - aujjbaste was given to providing level of the dam in Pine'LaKe Sc:Jafiia, 24, of 368 South Ave., has . r . Cuttom Bl«nd«d TOBACCOS, F\H techniques for torching natural his- .Grange in habitat is probably the raised in slowl^y flooding an been suspended for one month undsr T RACKS, HUMIDORS, POUCHES, LIGHTERS CALLING ALL GIRLS tory and conservation to flhiltiren. most dynamic -and powerful factor acre of graas g^ge! and the state's point system, aeooitiing affecting the bird population of any In this newfound seclusion shy, to' Miss June Str&lecki, director of AND MOTHERS TOO! area. When Dave began hU work in pied-'fMiled grebes appeared for the the New Jersey Division of Motor BRICK CORMBt the pine barrens, it was a wilder- first time to raise their families. Vehicles. Injured In Cra»h ness. PIPE SHOP GRAM ore One of man's more sophisticated Ave., Cor. Park MwatabwM* — ildefonso Munoz, There was compartmenfaatian ol devices also played a part in the License Suspended different 47, of Summit, was (released alter in four types of bird population^ constant change, Suspended for one month under Plai.ifidd ALICES GUIS treabmen t at Overlook Hospi tal, habitat. Kufous-sJded towhees, the T.V. antennas over new summer the New Jereey-Connecticut recipro- Summit, for injuries sirffa^d when mast abundant bird in the barrens, homes attracted eastern phoebes city agreement for 60-70 ecessive IN THE BACK ROOM the carr in which he was a pasaertgef chose burned-over pine woods. who used them as territorial peroh- speed ia the driver's license rf Keith was invovtad in a callisiorv in the Woodpeckers and nuthatches plicked "'L os . Tnctr nests were built on the C. McOajoless, 49? of 753 J AT eastJbound lane of Route 22 near -unturned pme areas. Doves, king- sides of the small buildings nearby Ave. acoording to Miss June Parft Drive at 1:4ft a.m. Saturday. birds, house wrens and yellow- T The National WiWlife Refuge in kcki, dlwdtwr of the New Jersey ''"TTEHIiiTI According to police he was a pai- throat3 frequented the charred OceanviUe, rrear Exit 48 is a choice Division of Motor VetlldeS. *enger in a «ar driven by Fausto cedar bogs. The umburnad boss and iucn Bernocal of New York which col- river banks wer-e the favorrte haunts YWII Go WIMII lided with one driven toy Herbwt L. of ducks, hummingbirds, redwinged Hart of Springfield. b'Jackbirds and many warblers. • MEN'S SHOP Ill 1940, the inroads macfe by man, returning to the area after thrw Arre»t Pair quarters of a century to build *um- mer homes, was reapottsible ior a Warren Whiteatn** ar- noticeable influx of robins, cat- rested William G. Poth, to, of B««ch- birds, and house wraw. Fornt fires w«* a*i4VM* CMWlmtim, 01, a( id the jsiudy mm m MM For The Man of Fashion 5M Ftnt St. Monday on a fetor* •* - ased on flOO bail grounds. It wn« also in t4ia( oach pending courting actton. that the firat red croMbil to breed

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4 Page TIIE WESTFIELD CN.J.) LEADER, THURSDAY, SEPTEMBER 4, 1969 REAL ESTATE FOR SALE REAL ESTATE FOR SALE • REAL ESTATE FOR SALE • REAL ESTATE FOR SALE •

WILLIAM A. CLARK EDWIN O. EDWARDS BARRETT & CHAIN JAMES J. DAVIDSON ATWOOD REALTY DANKER A DANKER, C B. SMITHr NANCY F. REYNOLDS Inc. RBALTOR — UfHVBOB PEARSALL RBAIJTOB Rwihon Lpuvox AVB- winmui Makor 436 South AM. Mmlcr «f tk« ASSOCIATES 112 Elm St. -TWO COLONIAL OFFICEB" AD 2-3500 AND Muaton mt Maltlpltr Uattaa )•«• Multiple AD 3-5555 Westfi«ld Meunlalntick WtfllrM H»UI»le 111 Cntral AT*. REALTORS MANY FUVS FRANKENBACH 2-1800 AO 3-1800 AD fa* lac. Member of The SUGGEST . . . Multiple LlatlnK ass-aaai vmnwo FSTAJIMSUED 1833 WESTFIELD COLONIAL SEE OUR UNIQUE H.EPHEBRHTATIVB 3 MDROOMS t»4t4t COLONIAL FDR 4-FAMILY HOME HOME8BAHCH" $25,900 it LIvlnff room, full dining room* WINDOW DISPLAY PHEVIGWfl IMTERNATIOMJIX table Bpaco in kltcli«n. Tnino ADJACINT WYCHWOOD HOMB FlNOlfliG iERVlOB ComEartaTole older home locat- good siied bedroome, attached $33,100. >cateh Plata- OF HOMES FOR SALE ed in Manor Fa.rk and available tfarase. On tree phad^d . Pan- rruw Tor Immediate posseaalun. All wood street, near stores, nhort : on thfe lat floor — UvlnK room, 5HARPEST 1UY ON BOOKS walk to HK station. |32 O00. ThlB 4-apartment home i« an PROJECTED IN COLOR (lining: room, kitchen and den— r excellent Investment* located upstairs are 3 hedrooran and a SKYLINE VIEW RANCH Ideally next to the fabulous new bathroom, Gt-^at for a flrat 4 BDRMS. - $61,500 Wjchwood ar^A, It grants a • home owner. INCOME PROPERTYl FOUR BEDROOMS It-gdl non-conforming- use, It ia Custom buLIt 1961 ranch back IN WESTHRDI estimated that t\\e four ****: WILSON SCHOOL AREA NEW LISTING complete apartments will EDWARDS 500 ft. from the main road on a. TCRRIFIC LOCAHON Expanded Cnpe Cod on a in a minimum of |G,000 PRETTY CAPE COD FANWOOD COLONIAl private drive and anuKsled lot In Scotch Plains trecu, a per year. Current taxea "VIEW FROM THE TOP" against the hill Bide with a WILSON SCHOOL DISTRICT street Living room, mcd*ra !a.r« »B32. If ycu give th.fi some WOOD BURNING FIREPLACE Wh«n«Y»r Thm Is A Hem* 3 BEDROOMS - 114 BATHS sweeping view of the N. Y. Bky- kitchen with dinette, g-laaaed- ; thought, better yet, use paper CREAM PUFF CAPE 1963 RANCH - 1 ACRE line. FOUR bedrooms, huge pri- FOUft FAMILY HOUSE ln porch. 2 bedroome and tiled 211, you will" diftcover IN LIVING ROOM $32,500 vate wooden deck with 20,000 TWO APARTMENTS ON litbath 1st floor, 2 more good [that the yield and. return on 5EPARATE DINING ROOM In Your Picture acres of Watchune Reservation sized bedroom* an4 another iyour capital Investment is FOUR BEDROOMS LONG PRIVATE DRIVE Lovely Colonial In new condi- QII lot line. This Mountainalde TWO APARTMENTS ON 2nd|>ath on second floQr. Full bail- unique. Should ther* be a ques- SCREENED PORCH tion — freshly decorated in n'nrt home Is priced extremely low ment, attached garage. $32,9(10. tion in your mind, do not hesi- TWO BATHS auL. Immediate pusseHslon—in because a few items are unftn- S9ARATE OAS tate to call ue for additional 3 BEDROOMS UPSTAIRS $61,500. time for school npen!n&, 3 taed- iBheil, Homes In immediate &r.eft detail*. roomi!r 1% bathe, panelled den valued to UOG.OOO. The houne HOT WATER HEATfRS QUICK POSSESSION $32,900 • anil new ^ kitchen. Call and let IH actually on TWO lots 50x200 HVI IHHtOOMS ; us tell you more. and 173x310 thuH Ktvtns ex- ELECTRIC METERS - WESTFIELD - treme privacy. Owner muvinis" ht-iuleil SiiHii PRICE REDUCTIONS IM i| II H e up* H nculiir nn* ASKINO $U,10M mo sphere, yet be reasonably INDIAN FOREST 4 IDRMS. - $41,W0 hanay for schools shopping. ll»» WtHtlletd line . . i These owners are anxious to mint be tevn <-• he fully Owners transferred to Califor- etc,r we Invite you to Innpect WESTFIELD ilitm hiive w* make their mov^, and have low- nia and offer their spacious Very special. Custom built, 2 SPOTUH this ; lovely expanded Cape Cod ered their price* for quick mtiirei'lKtvd. The L-iwtanipo- home to you fnr quick occu- bathai porch. taua«rn electric located In "Crefftwood" juflt ever PRESTIGE RANCH pancy, Downstaits haa an en-kitchen, baUt-in v&rare and the Wefitfleld line. ^ 1 n i< e till* fcitni* i* clearance • , < rnry Interior lni!lud*«4 hrd- trance hall, living1 room, dining Only 10 yr»p old, better than vacuum system. Scotch/ L 4 BEDROOMS - tVi BATHS tfulLv |iTk-ed I*P * room, porch, full hath and new new I Dead-end Fan wood atretti — 3 Ua1h* (S unin- vacant, move right t llvinr room, dLninff roomt «at- 1st FLOOR LAUNDRY N urice jour enrlv rnll kitchen — Upstairs are G bed- ing spaco In kitchen, diihwa.ah- ORIGINALLY $33,500 rooma and bath. Won't last long er. Panelled family wore, |r»dc f MMOOMS - 2ft IATHS - FAMILY ROOM - NOW $32,300 —do call and Inspect this list- f AMAQUES SCHOOL SPACIOUSft SPOIUIS! level luundry. Three bea *4S,SW> with i • n i i IH baths, jtara|«v Tall 2 FIREPLACES 11 FOOT FAMILY ROOM W lot, |40aA6 A cute onttnge m tlic Crestwood rimrn Kxclting: thre« bedroom New Trati0f«rr*d owner can »ive 27 FT. BREEZEWAY WITH MMPIACI quick poBBfiBBlon of hl» ipacioua ft^-tion of Scotch Plairm with a ftr*plru!r)t Kngland style Colunlftl on 6K x $84,500 LOVIiY lwtlriu>m nn the let floor, and LOVttY 172 tree shadfld lot, 25 (L livlnpr- CHA1MWO UVINO ROOM 9-rgom home, Beautiful lot S3 a s-pjicimij* nmhouany panelled . * . Hlop- ruom, formal dlniag, panelled tPAOOUS :- ljt.9 in the CoothillA of Moun- -liormitory" bedroom on tlie 2d WftTFIf ID CdONIM family room and cheerful kit- \ May we uu you FOUR BEDROOM 4 IIDROOMS - V/i iATHS chen w*th diBhwaaher. Double i A CHRP! DfUOHT living roam, He |u. rate nf addltluaal attached Karate. Wood hurninf room, eatlnff tpftcfr In RANCH-IN-UVEIS $44rf00 flrepiace. Excel tent noifflibor- $ FORMAL MNMO ROOM electric kitchen, knotty 4 WNKOOMS - VA MTHS OKIGINAtlY $37,900 lot, SUvc thbi !• imr flrnt hood. I m m a ill ate occUV*ncy. pllnn« panelled family room, i NEAR SR. HIGH SCHOOL Situated en & large lovely lot, Price 137.990, FOUR twln-ilt*d b^drooifiB. 24 FAMILY tOOM lli^lii«Kt» mnr we iHf- this center hall Colonial ht*n r bath«i double garnf«, full haie- - SCOTCH PLAINS - $57,000 NOW $33,900 L • RATHS 3 CAR OARAM RR r»r]y ealij everything — a d*nr a study, 2 tncnt. Beautifully land neaped 4 BEDROOMS - 2 BATHS K.in^VM-i. ^n a well-p first floor fireplaces, modern kit- 3 CAR OARAOC tot. Light traffic titrtiet, $47,fta. L.r/.fr u«\ \\ iih V)3 H- front- chen. 4 bedrooms, 2 sleeping MAKINO BVMV $ COOMT GLASSED & SCREENED Thi* win lily c and me- porchet, 2^4 bathe ^- but why PUUY AIR CONOmONtt r r .i^e, l*n usual ami very IIICP. not call — or fe«tt«r yet — stop -3HMTHS In beautiful condition, tnilde PORCH 1 SWroortt Rtut haih on the lat in our office and let us show PATIO IS 34 * M CWflAL AM CONDIMMD and out. Very handy far ll nlr i •U'or: ? tiedroinns and hAtii on * • you this rncloua home. We've found a plan which cllm- •choola. Mtar «XUUb PANELLED FAMILY ROOM . . , There !• ft fcnn Colonial. WlTHMR^QUR fireplace l» *>«e fcu*t fr«- Inalea the moat cammon up to d*t* with coinfortabl* 2 CAR GARAGE elled film 13* ftwim • . . A of waste. A ccnttr juiU •» LOT Hummer tlTlhf4 Cehter hall, Co- tilic pnr**»pfl porch uver- In-leveLs with F1VK lonlal Iww Imy win low In llv- MANDNIW ON TWO ACIIS : RIAUTIFUaY LANDSCAPfO WELL LANDSCAPED LOT Innkft it haadmHiw £4 x ii ORIGINAUY $34f000 on une floor. BM?» ikVt cam- * Areplac«t formal dJn* OWNERS TRANSFERRED uHtin with t* nwnlOTMl fc»r- NOW $33,100 JAMES J. DAVIDSON fortabla md aa»ily «ialntaln#rl. room.. Urr* birch jw lin-ti^ - . . The WU-Nw 1» up- $49,900. with amplnple« table •pace AM CONOmOHID * 4 9,900 ami !•«• Huiit by Henry West in W«»t- , , t*ln kli«d>«droolkiR. Investment property — 4-apart- AJTO flftlri. Tamaqut* School are* 4nd VQi OUA1MRD 1 4 HOtOOMi - - - • ment houso in gnoil 'WestHeld hath*, Spa* * for t»r» 4th neft- ll convenient to Junior and 8«nier '"*" •»«•«•«* rq«m, hftat and plum bi lot 1» iiiwi A" zone- EatimutcHl groaa re- Hi«h School*. Two CM byllt-in . . . A truly Hrrncluuv horn* turn S1S0 per month. to MBV *h*3 wvrr •e, family rornn. ASKIHO $17,00M uhd in for 3ra balh. morliiK ^uiil-iH-iHWi*" «a4 dearth fireplace and. picnic , | 4>l>« f S CM OARAM would llk« to L-I»nr title IM o> Price |tl 000. . N*ar Indian Forwt, on a AIR CONDITIONED! A member. ThiMr ki»m« l« r ilfl' front Lot view of Watchun« We have 2 very dcnlrable brand OM0INAUV $JI,*00 Irieal fvr AJI netl%r» mouhtalnii. For quick B»l« price new home* that have every thing COLONIAL SPLIT LEVEL family whlrk liken reduced to 151,0(19. staUit #bov* and more — one NOW W*,500 itf ouldoer w^nHlft MHI! i?»i»e tit |Sa,B0O on a cul-d«-Bac In - FIREPLACE - FOUR BEDROOMS , Tlie r. BAM Mountainside and a gracious 4 BEDROOMS - 2Vi MTHS ranch with hlg liv- Southern Colonial Htylin* In the ing roum, A bedroomai tiltfiltt all, North Hide at Weattield at RECREATION ROOM POUR MTNS hath ami powder room. Nearby 4 h««lr«*omH—'JlAx v« l paarfled dm bmik- ATWOOO MALTY n*WKlt * OAMdt NU-TONt INTERCOM HALF ACRE AMONG niiiiN wltk hmmrd ORIGINALLY $47,SOO fl»d COMPARABLE HOMES IN MOUNTAINSIDE NOW $43,«00 dimra 141 Ill WILLIAM A, IN WESTFIliD COLONIAL — 1 M'ltHre kltefcra, pRR- A 4 bedroom ] !3S5 apllt lev* ! Fcvrenihm rwwnii N#t ONLY 4 YSAIS OLD I with family room, N'ot luree, BHICK. SL.^TB KOOf. $55,400 but on n pretty mo ft_ lot on FAMILY BOOM, LIBIAHY. HHire f ft m i I y mom wit* IL aouth side ll ***** Here*** la AD MM0 l T fftitfek Flalav FDUK M»tHk.O»MM 4 BA.THB, may •fnaefap r , nnniBiit». pr OMOINAUY $55*00 n v*lnalil*f Mar* ta •X H*l-r SATHi. CHSTTNAl. AIM mmy wmt •iflliiiili NOW $ll,tQQ {nit FATHIR'S WORKSHOP iuh, extra l%rtB Ttsc'rtiom, -tn kitchen, 4*tACh*d garage, ALUMINUM COMBINATION WUt YBAiOiD Oa Mie «f WrefcwwHl*!! wind- patin knd pool, Imrnedlnte oc- lav t'fHtatrr^lHie nwli CKpuncy. FosBiMlfty itHiuitie StORMS ft SCRIMS mwm o. KWA»OS fcmir "fc 5^4% mortgage at |H3 a. month- $41,500 Pi4 one In Ihe Hv- ! rmly LU yv;irw old wiLli a t variety ftf fcwrN rtHim (fW ftime hny wtfi- MinmH ft ^ *•• hjiths* Thr-rif I nnrf h*m birtfr. *»•«* rk«« In PARK AVR, In the a. I'limHy roum, fi^n, p^t sin nttrarttvff fhilw* 2 rjir giii^W^- Itnm« »<-re pJot i^efil^te with mil treeH . • . S<1 tlro nn Ihr l^t llonr & li nririltiimal ftANDOIIIMMMMAN CO* fH WtSTNfLfi in^lrcinm^ & hath nn thr •Jn-I, I lias ;i firu|jlH(-<\ U) ?: !JS fsnnily owcit mum At lif-SLvy duty n ert*, ^feohns KRKMC nf ofgM roortiH, L\VO Uathtf and BUCll a A 4 NMOOM NQMi s baaemant wtiFcatlon room. Tiie three $55,M>0 ^l RLD: Kuiit* hnlrnnm anfl ^ am on one whig with a (ourth pauielf-ed basi vi;l in ih«* Willow r tHrkrfl iiwny nn Hie other wifio of the houfle. Tlrst floor den arm. JSIUIII^M^I ,]^r

CbOSE TO TMf PAIHe PIJVJXS: l-'IVI-; "BKHIttJOAi liomes riuitc ntjw are Cr^ftuejitly difficult to find North aide Westflsld-, 2 full "hathB, tliiH ifl a Tame, v,l with : and Hv-i* IW!ilrnt»mH uLl ofl th<* name level ars q"*te scarce. ThtB in the "Witwon ("WychWood) Sohool area, docomeed to ttie »th; ON A QUttT SfftHT lift- room & •AIIITTftClAIN ('uli'iuiul \u luveJrt ia only nine years old, offers an p m SCOTCH PIAIWS f-ot IH hsilf nh"<" klti'liijii; livifisr room fireplace; formal dl-ntnr room; p d — and i lovi-1 i?uuily run™ >t.na ts juHt a atcp to the south, aide jjrttde anil Sfodcrn kitchen with large eating space and dtahiVfiWfiep, *ull(l ftEAUTIfUt Ma. httth an t"« ***"»* and weuond^ four bodraoma on ut'eond, QIIO O»' Junior Kifh Kcliool, IB1.00O- third. iSminenCly Hbll MCMA-TrO* ROOM iiti MAWNRY English typo ootta?re of five rooms and bath: two-ear And a terse front and Bide porch too! 4 MWOOM5 - 2 dhl ^r; atric; haaemunt and So little Alain tan Etnce, Jci- WISTFHIO MMtV U t.-onvtmient to Parkway. 8^3tS0

tOT 190x135 *•'• • * • • * * SMVKI furn moHt [iivltiny ^anworHl CnloniaT4 Six $49,900 , Oirer uvin wlwri liis;IIIU i~\\\ )y l rear ya,rd with H Houth BiiJn Weatiluld — Tamfli»«a Hi^hool uroa- — two ^ foi of!" imHn^i, and buth on flrat; twu hudrtioniB anil hath on e^coml; I>1OL Mr Ffo«la* 6. Craatv amt-fllW"t i» B good-lookintf huniu, Quickly vailatiio Kvrmtu Warry • 'I- fully :J rr ^M rl 1^-yo|tr-rj1Juci*w. 1-ssrtfe ]«L l V I ft. fc. Barrett Jt, CFV vi .'rijLv C^<-atinn in Cranr •DC Knnt Br«ind

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nff Hysrfw W. VHttrrr null \ THE WESTFIELD (PM.) LEADER, THURSDAY, SKPTKMBEB 4, 1M9 Paf e 7 • REAl ESTATE FOR SALE • ROOMS FOR RENT FOR SALE • HELP WANTED - • • LEGAL NOTICES • ' ™ ' • i ... • • i , , , ^fc^,^j L CJK- I j-iavft fl&v&ral com- FEMALE fortable Hamcn for rent in WestHeld L-nnilttion TO mrt vicinity. Prices avera.Ee $250 to CHARLES G. WEIERDIERCK, JH UN" nf lA'S 11 to T relief new sm&ll of KATHliKBN U00 per month. Fle&a* call — we'll SOFA t 4 tl Krayr-vcry In IT home, pleasant working- 3o our best to,help. Barrett & Grain, riH- Call 755-424^. 6-2B-tr or MART r, tUaltnrs, AD 2- or il-180 eh'utrlc KANANK, Hurro^ntn of tlip County ASSOCIATES, INC twi-.H'( Pi:IX TIMK Unuklteen*r. Apnly in lot Union, ma*li* ou Uie 15lli 'Ifiv of J l-Ll^ • • P • •< ". « i. . • | p*i\ jLppiy ffiiwt A,T>.B 1 -ftfi"R,, upnn IJW* apID. COKFORTABLR nirnlRiied room, -HO. Call ^32- to ftlra Rlclnirdfl, Jane Sm]thf lion of iht- wnderalgriotl, an Aflmtn- 131 CentruL Ave,, Wt*fttll*lrt A tattori private buth, ration, Istrntar DT tliF estate nf aald df?- 8-14-tf censed, notice Js h«r«1jy glvtn to the Businesaman, AD 3-fi41S. to oporn.te> ra of salt! dortased lo exhibit LARGE PHOKHTY INDIAN FOREST VrciNlTY G furnisheti roum # PETS FOR SALE uffice worlCp ho\.ir» p to 3, to Hie subRciiher tinder cath or af- with private batli, fur •R'Mitlcliini]. Apply Uninn Oouply Pi-lntln^ 208 firmation their OIJUTTIR nntl $31,900 $54,900 Convenient North fide luctilioiu ^rJl!- ^mnsi tlie estate of FJ&KI iir.'i'iiir^vKn ntud "Rimer St., W>»tfleM. fi-14-3t wILhin flls monthR frnm tlip rtalp of —A KO T orrl<^r, or tTi^y will b^ f An lmmaculata spin level home, Center ]iall( larpre living room uih.h-rnl male, 1!12-A3I \r HHt-Vs ;iUU^. eitp fireplace in the living- room, xvltli fireplace, full rllnlnff rnnm, UKS'iriioi.ii — i Jnral niirfllnpr liom^, pleasant BUT- 6 from prnpecutln.ar nr all electric CL K kitchen. Up a. room In hest ne urp Hn^H, c-onvenieht hours ar- tlifl same agrxlnflt tli'r? attractive dinLnir room, threa fGW .steps: tlireR.twln bedrooms gentleman nnly, with BOATS ;ri. O-ill 7,15-4243. S-21-3t Lawrenrp bedroom*) and batll. Hot water Rnd two full baths. Easy expan- Cull 33J1--I328. hetlt, attached garfLge, newly sion for fourth bedroom. Large TA-IIT-TIMR teacher wants Attorney HKDftOOM-BATII. as tft. Tu private ifHM» 4:itIS Oil APT Capri, 120 HP lnte/1 In Hide and out. Lovely recreation room. Central air Kilter twii days a, 24 Pt, condit inning- Double home, nrefer t^uclmr. nf:ir Jpff ChryuLer engine. Cull con vert I hie and(1 TThursday, 9:30 to 4. Call 233- Newark, N. J. Mnve rjpht In! Sclinol, Pn.ssilile kitchen canvftsF Corvtiir bucket a^atp, good 8-28-2t LMlQHB IJTI, Uuc*ked hi Sen. AHUIHK IRh'K Call 7fi4-fl224 I —' &w3tclibonrd S FtMt A|i|>ly in iierflon, Lincoln V furnlnhcrl room with klt- CHARLES G. MEIERDIERCK, JR. H;\vi rip^ HO E. Broad StM be- rhtn pi'ivjleptfH. for youii^c man. tween S A.M, and 3 P.M. ft ASSOCIATES, INC Phone 323-S387, ANTIQUES R-28-2t JNIH •1 pulfrMEUly Toy WirtMl Haitivl* Llatla* Umm • AUTOS FOR SALE • COM»MAI, AMHt Htf>rp. Apply Artliur Htev- (RflnFORD Incluiling treeseH; cheats, also K. Brnad st.p WPhtflelil 2*3443 S OLlia Ktsirfirp 2-iloor hardtop, darn: beds in rlne, fnfihogany, maple lit L MIOADiT. kpt flints. White • with hiacl and brawfl. Many Early American AVON White • with [tGrns, Maiysr otheherr it tn be Hiiecesftful and tarn good — TODAY THRU TUFISTJAY — lentlieB r interior. Excellent conflltlua Dir«ctlDTiiir^ctlonai ((keek p these): monry in HparP time? WILLIAM llOI.DEX AGNKS ». BARRY PA IX 5W L9£*A° ttytrecjntu. S1200. Call |AvG i to Jefferson School. Turn along ltpp niakea AVON KHVKST RORG^ ' . 24B-G12O ftftpr B P.M. side ftf schooscnooil Ppaat mall boxes up easy to soli. For Intprview: RT RVAV hill: make a rleht turn at Plains aron ra]l Till CfircW 1^1 Air^ 2-tiiujr, B-cy tlon; continue to end or roar^ then HBJJR: Crnnfortl-T^lnd^CrnTifC3r[i-Tjlnd**nn urea nainaill :ifia- I ,_ ^ dor, wtitrk tthlfl. Call 373-6327 after left turn to Homeetfiafl^ yellow r<1Illlworth Unlon a 11 stone houae ij;?-1,,!; - ™ ™ I 'THE WILD BUNCH" 111 Technicolor IWlrt VT>r fastbaek, new tirPH nnj ptvrt tlm^. Sum mil. ii for TMHP1[1P MuBPum tn RATTWO R PPTHOTIK under 1G not battery. Only ai.OfW mii^p, Origrlrinl 8-SS-ft nilmltted owner, Must sell. Call 23^-SS8O tainside. Kiir>\vlert^p nC- stcno hY THf GALLERY OF HOMES Lble but not eHHfntiai. Hours t or i FAIL y to Tlmrtiiiay, n A.M. to a -FEATIBR *llfi TBirMPll CT-tt—Radio, lieater, P.M. Apply TJnlon Cnunty Park Com- OUTDOORS mission, Poraonnel Dept,, Air me St. FISH FOR DIXNKIt would seem to be the word-In wlr^ wlt^eis, Low mileage-. Call 233- P ;lTi 3G18. ANTIQUES MAMCIT Klizalieth, K, J,t Morulay to Friday, this Soviet photo. Ittissian fishermen from a colk>tLive 9 A.M. to 4 1MU\ Kim Street FieM. Hewvt or farm sort out a big catch in the/lower Volga River. Saturday Scvt> «• INI The Powder lluom, 2TJS Uruufl QUIIT HALF ACRE MOTORCYaES 10 A-M, to • P.M. $94,900 HaoBiMrcd Mr _ JTAHTH What a wonderful modern home for family with children who HONDA, KAWASAKI - nK\TAI- A*ftlrr*\T — West field, AI.AV like the outdoom Center entrance split level with large Msquar»" WISTFIEID K1WANIS ClUt full time, "no experience neceHsary\ aaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaai llvinir room, tUnintf room, screened porch and kitchen With eat- UQIHDATMO SAil T» Benefit II* P1(LSL,SP H^nd resume of working: ing upRLe. Three bedrooms, l^ bfitha and family room ton, New diacoiitinned BOcc, 90cc, 18Dec, CAIITIR* SoB*lnak|^ Tmm* _ aualinc-EiticrnH anil ^clui'atio-n to Bnx "POPI" Garage is attached. I^c-itpd in the Maple Hill area, of Scotch &05ce, 350cc and 4E0ce. tremendous t ti—with im« H*T. Me S^l, care nf Woatfield leader, 60 Elm hone Flai-na nn a quiet circle. Will* lawn wtth nhade trees In the back eavingB while supply laets. Limited ,Ratn Date —: Sept 13 St., Westflelrl. yard, Ncfirly new wall to *all carpeting. Frenhljr jmtnteU cxte-* lors. rlor. A nice house. WOMAIV DTAlVTRn — Here is your 232-1288 IJablllt7 Ini. a? low us 135.00 opportunity to work aw a atore cl«rk INSTRUCTION in what has recently been votpd one EAST BROAD STREET Imtfiedlate leftsant Working- con- NOW THRU TUESDAY fACH EXCEPTIONAL VALUf V.l.r. HONDA"' AVTO» — Tk* BTd* rlit]ona. FulT and pnrt time, avnvl- ••per Marfe»t. Caracr «f West Bill HAWORTII HhleF We will train, HIUI- Ribbon Gall AD S-! Cleaners, 10H North Ave» Clarwoorl, $3l,*00 TSB^lgfiO. aak for Mr. Martin for NOW CONTINUOUS PlRFQRMflNCfS AT POPULAR 4 TWIN MI MDtOOMS IMW HaHey-Daviflaofi ^ Bprlnt, DIRECT FROM ITS RESERVED SEAT ' Sparkling clean and inviting- levei type hom* lro& 4 l&rE* bert- CC4 like new. With acctisorien. $390* C*ach«P Of TKI.I.KHS—First Federal ENGAGEMENT! rooms alonff ^ith 2- full hat ha, a pine panelled basement and In Call 233-259* after G P.M. ClftHBlcM1 an s leal. «i*™«i POP* between— a. Kpaciousllvins room, dlhinr room imd kttchtn with In VOMf hom*. Hi Tioan Assn./ 150 Elm St.4 eating space — fireplace and screened porch. Just About every- • - i . «-19-tt ^Bions in frour UADI-SIhOBit I m-H72S between S A.M. and 4 P.M. thing — depp lot in Fanwood- FOR SAlf Rd., Wflittl«ld. CfcllAPt- TKACIIRR wlaTien to give • HELP WANT1D TSckTVanDykc «4lffi0* Instruction on elementary leye!. If Sally Lione " IAMAFO WAT you feel that your child will need MAIF Ot RMAIF A "West" built benuty—neatleil into a hill with ivoodert back WORUIIOOK MCYCtONMA auppteme ntal hel p this nomine Chitty yard (211 feet deep). Thru center hn.il opens to Colonial living Choice, or blndtn^fl—budffat ttriai school year; call now, Limited num- MIM AND WOMM room with hay window and hrepLace. There are 3 charming bed- For Information call ber ot hours available. 232-1285, THERE TECHRKDURj rooms, panelled family r«om and hupe enclosed parch also, In MfeM. ••«. S-28-St Sales positions open for m*n nnd Scotch Plainif pnd ready for Inspection. Umtad TO PLAY THtJ w rt m e n interestefl \n y*a,r-rr>uncl •ANJO employment. Op^n In ready-to-wear •ATS TOT a us* Cor thaasT.fltronff deDftrtmonts, and acrensorlep. "Wot^k M»«r flb*r hollow tutien, 4" autald* All Stytini-fl Taught on Tenor, with quality mprchflmlise in frlenrtly H. OAY FMEMICHS. Inc dlametsr, 1* rnslda riiamet«r, iam Plectrum, and 5-Strinff Banjafl, «urrounrti^|f3. lmm«rilftte atore dis- Tl", voUif 61* lone, Could b* iu»A Instruction by perrat-mLng- artist, count flnrl other employee benefits M rollin, or ai comi for rus rol- available. WAww—m linc, or dream up your own us*, Ton can have AM nanr " you want for onljr $t.1Kt narh at th* W«atfl*l4 MVHir STrnifl—Private Office Thursday at 1 P.M., 7i0O, 9:25 L«ad«r, f« Elm at, wniU th«r l»it. leasOtiB in ffioat instruments. Now Ql«4 t« hBTt you «oiu« luok at ettitlenta for the fall F«a- AMPLB FAMIH* M« ta«H. 1«-tl-tf son. iflOS Central Ave., WeBtflelrt- Friday, Monday, Tuesday 7 f, and

r WiMHI mm fnr Ml*. lor children ard teen- S-S8-St delivery. Bchmlcd* Tra* rt Co.. Sculptur**, paiTiting, Saturday, Sunday 1:30, 4 All FA I 10-1-t* prifit-mukinR. Mrs. 1»* An Moore. Bennlnftton ColiegP • IMFIOY. WANTH) iw Mm 232-5H42.

11 * i * wMhiat, v«ttar* an* Matt fiftat ADS-KM 4, waljt an4 w**rt- ITARTI WtWIWOAY, ftWT. 10 • HflPWANTfO tarfnr M)nt| y iwefl, makes buttonliol*at ewB- on buttons, darns, dueg zipper worH. mpnosramfl and ftincy stitclt- MALI nnn.^ iNrhi ha«itn« ei. No attachments Call TII-UU HEMERTI LEMMQ ALAN ARKIN •H ^feft raHHRnF poqr

• •• r 7Sf'MH- after 5 f.M, H4N aftefiWoB* PIW »•* 41 In Ward O of Fair- Satilrrtars. Must h 4rlT«r* woman wishes view CTemBlery, fl-plot lot available. Afiply housework. 754-13*5. At pr^n^tit t-ptot rate, Guod loca- Inr, 20fl BBlmer at, W**tH«W, N J. tlon. Write Box 312, care of West-I ivi#-8t wishew c1av« work Monday LI8TBB — CENTER HA LI, COLONIAL 4 BBDROOMS, field Leailji", 50 Elm St. H-14-Ht dav. 750-70S1 ATHS, TvAROW KITCHEN WITH BHH-AKFAST ARE3A, DA* f/KfiNt *t>r dell ve rles. _ JlW* HUC JtOCMN. TRANBFEHKED OWN HAS OlrrBR „ iff, Janitorial service*. a«#* IMMEDIATE POSSESSION, f HONE FOR COMPLETE DETAILS salore. rinrnpr cnhlnpt, antique hed, Air. SL John in person at Jane Smith. trunks. 3876 Ireatlie machine, hrln-a- 137 Central Ave, 8-3?-tf etc. 21(1 Tjneust St., Rnse]lcr Thursday, 10 A.M. tn 7 P.M.; Friday HOV for after school aiifi •ran. WAI. BOW CRAFT 1 Saturday 10 A,M, to 5 P.M. y A.M, Must flrlvp. Apnly Arthur HtevniiH, 2S:i R. Broad St., '•• bunk bedfi, romptetp, $4R; Co?_i ,?d PLAYLAND >MT USTED (lottiU: ilhiirifl room «et, 81 H5; celllniff fans wtth loni? wrnirten lilntlsa, $325; TINB!—Personable man for •-»#-tf tMMAOULrATH CONBTTION THROtrriHOUT. SEVRNT olId el Eawhionetas h i o n edd wonrlpiw on rl i \CP box, $2R; I tool t'l^an-up ami repair. Help CUP- kOOWS. TUAROB MODHRN KITCHEN WITH Hollytt'oori bPils, ?3fi; kivc*c?lm)e d^ak, ttimris nntl deliveries, Fwn Per All iSEAKFAST ATIRA, FI FIST ^U>OB POWDER ROOM, MAST13R . Apnly at_T7nitert Rent-AH, WANTW pSDflOOM IS OVHH IB FEET t£>NG. TWO CAR ATTACHED pair: JMIL>1 table, $4a; Duncan i'hyfe f 71ft CentnU Ave,, 1S3-M7I OARAGDK BEAUTIFUL GROUNDS. 8ofat finp pnnflltlnnt 812£i, fll'*> outdoor clothes fityer •OYM — «tyl*. CaN AD -MJlHO mr>rnSti«« a us. Pall INJOV N1W MMMf* mMfT 141 • lunior, devt*e< or MINIATUHE GOLF COURSE flturtt-nt. rpA firm, Cflll 232- tlOAl NOTICIS UIK. WAMNO +f#71 after R P.M. •ASIIAU IATTING CAOES mechanic? fnr hrftke anrt front- Tap \yu ft'pflp 'FlniiuH. All b*n&flts. KARt TtACK •fition. FtrOnUnO, ^43 Houth AVP. Of (next to AAP). I AftCHIIY IAN0I A§ unl M CJIK fltten<1finta — part unrt PADDiE tOATINO •CANOEING I AM I CO. full time for puhllr urolf t landfl the amount of munlrlpM n*n 1ffiiR cars to pfttronB flticl lay of a^ptemb^f, 19R3, tng-ether HOUSE AND PONY HIDES PA Other mincellaneniiB an however of the lien for taxes ;:::::::« iS8 fl-4-tf of LTnlon C!onuty and clti- year 1&B& oP u. S- Apply Union County Said lands will b*> # SWINGING CAGES • TAItE TENN1I eP., subjecObject ttoo rrtemptlod iR Se loV^f ra^nw^'Wf h?S ^! Pnrft OnmniiflHion, Personnel P?Titr, ?flffl St., raiiHabeth, N1. J« Monday In exceaxcejuwj of elerheipt (») per pent per annum, PBynenls Xi- thi Jile 8?ili to "PrLilay, 9 AM. tn 4 P.M. )« made befnrbefnree thft conclunfnn nf tho HSU nr th(* prrJ^Hy will hV r^nl" nf real property for which Ihcrn. .nhall bp no other riur- Soft Drink Parti** Invtt«e1 Groufi UMI MR, INC. -Frotti 2 P.M. to w^ fltruck off and aolil to thp mnnlMuality hi PPP fnr rfrtomD- Op*n Daily 10 A.M. f 0 P.W. Anply in person, *n -K^^ (S> per p^nt oer niimim nnrl the muniftptility shall have the tn -bar or forpHnfip the rlpht nf rfrtctnption Insco Station, SG2 Mountain The snip will he rtiad« and conducted in r\ppnrfrparttnRfl(\ fjuphcflfce ann the tora] Hmount rln** thereon reMpectfvp-iv r>n tlie- 20lh within a of Rpntpmhur. TfltlO, exclimive of the Hen fnr taxfs for'the venr Iflfiff rnutpk .\Tn collorttona nr 2. 1019 Boyntgn .Ave., TJellp Walnon "Realty Pnvp,, , S^;i 5S.84 PL 7-fl(l01. S. 1HS-S1 Bnyntoti Avo., Artotllo Cliimpi I A S, ATnn-^Pllt ,,.,...... ,... ,,...,,... 5:10 14 4. ims^fl Bwnotn AVP,, Antonio Cinmpi ,,, t13'l 4:1.^4 entrance, waiting room, * tiVo 4»i p R. B4S W<>st T?rna<1 Sr.. Benjl . ft TBtt« RL'CH "-J4 vine: &tku\ iivinn: anor, four rt, (_?IOHB tn town and abort 6 | "Went Rronrt Ht., BnlPHintv Mif»Inik 7 :i:. 11 -A tu Srint School. I a. i-3H C'sirtMola Pli!i*p, Mario & Al«svn.nc1^r iU"nh 5'15 444.4H 27-R SERVICES U NEED 10. Carol Roanl, Wiliiam & Purnthy Swlok :t 1 ii .2HFI.1R No, CheKtnut Ht., frlnna 4 25.5 t I 3. il M ip Rmul, T. Farina •M.r 13, Cilmbprlflnil 3t.H Wllllnm & Edith T»nw-ner St., Mni'v Susan E^f»Hin^i> 10 20, 4! .a? TV (I rant A VP,( Alhi'rr l.wnr?, 28, ^10 Hlffhlantl Avr, CHiv«r (1. #MOVIMO ft iiSsj Hot't Si.. Ri'l" I-. A. Iffl^nc Hrl.-ir 711.fi:! H0¥^1t*«iR JHCNk&VAb. <";omploto 1 fl1,i TeT-Hey Ht,, Wi verff'K, Tru 11 clean-up service. AftJosj, collars, ga- >•<-! f y PH., ,1:1s, w. & R'i!»*» Pirmintr f mo TSffefl and yarrta, trail 757-fiSOO or l ;tni 757-1/107. 5-22-tf :- 7. Tanrlarlowni' Avu.f Mrin'st li. * .r. V iM f us. T-fhPrty St.. Jnhn & Pnrnli Orron . . . I Ifi7 M'lKffsnn ,t P L. Brown City •in. 1 I J Aviv, P1 K. I < 11*•i>•i• •«• * • • •' H chanir^U tiattorifls inntallart. 7"!7 4 I hour service. Call 7SV-0fifl9 or !H3 ATorrtH Avr.. •l-J-44 S55i !*-l7-i;i ifun-iM A v*>., .A {:• J '-f*utrmm f i •. * * :: 1-11 i^4 .VTnrriH Air, Ell.' •1 =" 1 •rl, • t • f iy 15 I • MOO., COMfMCfMB Ill affyrc.lo AVP., KI3M V.. r. I £ r r*0 N'.iinsifiJ'U-Jt 11 r>rivi>, & K'lclm;! tl t JOBS * wem iwii 38. A. i • < Fnr All ft II !» • VACATION flACtS • f'»ji k Avc. :• I s • MM fitATi-WWT • AND 1 Hi f 'iik An .\F:iq-.lti ti; '-Hi I I CaM PTALTY. ALL TYPKH MA3OKRY •tl. i raiM-li i -ILV A .Mtilry „ I 1,llf 'J f room, 2 hutb mml*^n PT.OTKD ANT> TNSTTTtED. AD S-2937. \ per munih. j (!. t:i S Ji »L t ami tlr*'L»lU''' . A vAil^hh* J-fl-tf M A,F ^ TV. R*&\ r SI 3fl Mh. Will 31siy np^ri fi»r fxrarr CHAIR CAMWIW 4. .. •Hilary f j j 1 \ 4'!. mi's l ' K 1 in iM i I-T I ' f linw him tin? F1 T«w Expert I ,;i ONE I # WAOTff* TO Eniranptf Srrvfi •(Til 1 JT J-» . V I !' i rn i j UMi itl 4111 _ ± •-t-tT . I .: LTV WhlT L J lux A P' U I *• I TT"! P i h 1 f 1 - • "I ?r I ! Tin f, 1-W-tt lannly •>? h. t :i! i ";L !Ml ur A I.HI | In Union County 4^tnr --t*fl Ui^^llpH

** L F ^r- rt: JPage 8 THE WE3TFIELB (KM.) LEADER, THURSDAY, SEPTEMBER A, 1969 39Q horsepower, tlie 440 six-barrel 1970 Barracuda delivers outstanding performance Observatoiy Awaits Solar Ed ipse, Exhibit of Paintings and is priced attractively. By Jane Whipple Green Availability of the exciting Hemi All New Car 'Cuda follows limited production of Mrs. Jane Wiiipple Green's show- Other Phenomena This Season ing of six paintings will b& in the Chrysler - Plymouth special Super Stack Hemi 'Cudas in Division^ J968, and marks Hie first appear- wimfow of Edwin 0. Edwards, Real- sports i on- A Solar EcBpse, meteor showers January, tor, 112 Ekn St., until Sept, 3. A pearance of the engine outside the and a glimpse of Saturn and Jupi- fcbe Barracuda, is an entirely The Spcrry Observatory has been range of styles and subject miatter is ?iew car for 1970, and will be avail-! intermediate Plymouth series on a ter are among the astronomical presented in oil, high volume production basis, The open to the public on Friday eve- tfb!e in three distinctive series Sept. phenomenon in store for visitors to nings since the opening of the ob- Her 'work has been accepted in the IH70 Hemi is updated with hydraulic the WiiHam Miller Sperry Gbserva- state shows in Rafovay, Westfield tappets. servatory in 1967. Exterior styling on all three types F tory at Union College during the Art Association, Montolair, Art Cen- features a bold, "racy" theme, long Cndas also offer: An improved 1969-70 academic year, according to The observatory Is equipped with tre of the ranges, Hunterdon O&unty Jtoods, short decks, steeply raked 4-speod with new "sLrip-grip" de- Daniel Mat&ga of Gamvood, a mem- 18%-hfoh retator and six-inch re- Art Center, and the New Jersey windshields, concealed wipors, and sign shift handle and Hurst shift bet of Amateur Astronomers, Int. fractor telescopes. A 24-inch reflec- Painters and Senators Society, linkage; a new positive silck shift minimum overall height. Standard Public viewing sessions are com-tor and a lO-inch mfratator telescope Two "ax-imsm" shows in New dntorior includes new high-back buc- Sate, ratchet - design speed shifter are currently "under construction by York City included her paintings, for the TorqueFlite automatic with ducted Friday evenings at dusk at and they afeo have been shown in ket scats with integrated head re- the observatory without charge und- memibers of AAI With the refractor straints, molded door and quarter console; three different road wheels, ~ scheduled for mounting sometime in Baton Rouge, New Orleans, Chicago, including a new extra wide 15x7 er the direction of AAI members. and Ootog, Germany. trim panels, new safety.designed The Sperry Observatory Is 1971. flood-lighlod instrument panel, and inch stamped steel rally wheel for Jane Whipale Green holds mem- wood grain steering wheel. use with the now "tiO" series ex- jointly by Union College and Children as well as adults are in-berships in the Wegtfield Art Asso- tra wide fiberglass belted tires; teur Astronomers, Inc. vited to attend the weekly viewing ciation, of which she is public rela- The Gran Coupe version includes performance axle packages—3.53, Speculating on some of the more sessions when AAI members iden- tions 'representative on the board of JcaLhcr bucket seats as standard 331, and 4,10. .spectacular sights to be captured tify and explain tne view through the Federated Art AssoeMmms of equipment. Deluxe vinyl-clad buck- In the engine department. Barta- on the lens of the telescopes next the telescopes. ets, or cloth and vinyl covered buc- New Jersey, the Creative ruda and Barracuda Gran Coupe year, Mr. Matlaga, a Union College addition to the'public viewing Art Group, the American Artists Jrete, are available as a reduced Jhave the 318 eiibic-irwch V-8 as stand- Professions! League, Scotdi plains* cost option. alumnus, said the sun eciips* is ex- sessions, public, private and ard, and the 225 cubic-inch six cyl- ipeeted sometime mvX s^ciag. Sat- ial school classes from Union, Es- Fanwwd Art Association and the Every Plymouth engine Is avail- inder, the 383 two-barrel* and the urn and Jupiter, whicii are not al-sex, Middlesex, Moms and Somer- Platnliield Art Association. able in the 'Cuda series. Standard 383 four-ibarrel as optional ways visiibie, can be seen next year, set Counties are invited to visit the .engine is the high performance 383 plants. he said. Saturn will make an ap- LEADER CLASSIFIED - four-barrel 'Cuda 383. Optional arc observatory during the regutar NARV A SLIP—New Jersey has far more bmtis than berths, and fchesituatio n is getting worse, according in the fall and Jupiter in school year. SMALL TYPE, BIG RESULTS jthe high performance 330 four-bar- to a survey of marina facilities conducted by Rutgers University's Urban Studies Center, High costs of fi- j-el, the 440 four-barrelf the 440 six- Ortho Names nancing and scarcity of skilled mechanics are among deterrent* to marina construction. fcurcl, and the "king" — the maxi- jnum performance 426 eight-barrel Market Developer Jiemi. Donald E. Gray of 785 Norgate of programs in its 416-seat Auditori- The new 440 six-^anrel engine fea- has been named director of market State Museum's Fall Season um including films, concerts, op- tures three high flow Holtey two- development at Grtho Pharmaceuti- eras, dramas, antf lectures. bare! carburetors, higher compres- THE FAR BROOK cal Corporation. WHfti the drug com- sion pistons, heavy duty connecting pany since 1946, Mr. Gray had been To Feature Ben Shahn Works The museum is ojwn from 9 a.m, a-ods, heavy duty valve train-, an<3 director of distribution and tnade re- to 5 p.m. daily except Sunday wtien Co-ed, Nursery through Jr. High double breaker distributor. Rated at lations. An exhibition of Ben ative art and handicraft Natural the hours aze 2 to 5 p,m, works, the first since the artist's •history displays show Special school class programs are Far Iraok tMks tht individual of b*tt*r-rii«n-avaraB« death, will start the fall season in :bkda, reptiles, irocks and minerals comhieted throughout the school ability, through totting and visiting: limirtd •nrollm#nt In New Jersey's State Museum Sept, of New Jersey, year. Persons desiring specific in- w sttfn* Orodw, now for $»pt«mb»r, 19A9. 20. An area iJevoted M> New Jersey formation should contact the Bes- Scheduled to continue until Nov. Indians shows how they hunted, ervations Office. The Sbate Museum, 36, the show includes more than 50 Wished and lived, the P.O. Box 1868, Trenton, N.J., 08605, FAR BROOK, NOW IN ITS 21st YEAR, BELIEVES: paintings dating from 1929 to the area highlights a fossilized (1) the* fr*nt 0 *« 17 y«?» or* crIHtal in d«v«topin§ ill* Partners investments land '60s and two mosaic murals, pur- of a mastodon found in Sussex Coun- capacity to think. chased by the State Museum last ty and a wide-ranging exhibit of Thomas Crolx year and being shown for the first fossil specimens. (2) tltat a school ii a taboratary whor* fh« in«Kvldu«l ,time. At AFROTC Camp himtvlf through a precast of oitacovory with The ISft-sest Planetarium Is one i VIRGIN ISLANDS The Shahn exhibit fc part of a of only five of its kind in She country Mount a in side — Timothy P. How- nt taachon. continuous series in the museum. with a computer-opera led mecha- ard, son of Dr. and Mrs, J. C (3) that tha Sctancas and th» Art* aro ways al dltcavtry nism that permits rapidly changing Howard trf 1434 Fernwood Kd., is Currently, until Sept, 14, visitors with a common root, tha Imagination. investment Must New may see fcwo exhibits titled "Afri- scenes. The projector can show participating m a U.S. Air Force can Art from the Museum Collec- 3,500 stars as seen from any point Reserve Officers Twining Corps <4) that tho fraajmontaHan »f lubjoct mattor dofoats tho (AtftROTO field Training encamp- Jersey resident tion" and "Fine Arts: Selections in the solar system, Public lectures dovaiaamont of mind. and Recent Acquisitions," are presented every Saturday, Sun- ment at GimTer AF1B, Ala,

••-, Wejtfieid Leader The art exhibits involve many day, and holiday at 2, 3 and 4 p.m. During the encampment, cadets forms of expression including paint- Weekends and holidays, the mu-became familiar wi*h the life end TiAVIL: ing, sculpture, photography, decor- activities on Air Force buses and Ski Tr(o>, 9 wooht (ro^utrod Junior High* January, seum provider a varied schedule can examine career Gpp&rtun&Aes in which they might wi^i to serve as Oroofc Trip

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Sandra Duncan, Harry Holmes Karen Morbeck Phebe McCarty, Frank Anderson Garden Club Married in Afternoon Ceremony Becomes Bride Are Married in Holy Trinity To Tour Mansion Of Dr. Hayden The Garcten Club of WestCleM will PUPS Miss Sandra Kay Duncan, daugh- Miss Phebe Ann McCarty, daugh- n Us Hoason Tuesday ait 1 p.m. ter of Mr. and Mrs. Robert Balfnur ter of Mrs. John Sljuwn of 730 Nor-at the home of Mns. Edward L. Cof- "Westfield's Fur Shop of Distinction§1 DuDcan of Minisink Way, became, Dr. and Mrs. Bruce Phillips Hay- man PI. and the kte Jofin B, Mc- den will make their home In Madi- fey, 233 difarles St. She will be as- the bride of Harry Leonard Holmes, Carty, was married Saturday to sisted by Mrs. Thomas B. Ttorsen. son of Mr. and Mrs. Daniel Wyandt son, Wis., fdHowing their marriage Frank Tliomas Anderson of 525 READY TO WEAR MADE TO ORDER Saturday in the Fanwood Presby- Mrs, ' Natihiamel Ely, Mrs. Joseph hoimcs of Pepper Pike, Ohio, on Washington St. and Lhe late Mr. Davis and Mrs. Os^jod S. Racers. Saturday. Tlie Date atlteritoaii cere- terian Church. Mrs, Hayden is the Anderson. Restyling • Repairing former Karen Virginia Morbeteft, After bha meeting, the mfimibed'd will nwrn was penformed by the Rev. prcceed to ElizsibtiLh for a guided Custom Cleaning Ace L. Tutobs of the \totfieid Pres- daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Robert The quarter before noon cerc- Morbeck of 761 Hyslip Ave. Dr, CTrarry was performed in uhe Catholictour of the Belcher -Mansron through byterian Church. A reception fol- Uhe cauittsy of Mrs. John Kean of Expert Workmanship • Free Estimates kwed bit bJw Fortnightly Ciuib, Sum- Hayden is the son of Mrs, Julius A. Church of the Holy Trinity by the Hayden III of Perkasie, Pa., and Rev. Saivatore TagiiaTeni. A recep- EJizjbEith* Meambers of the Junior 249 E. Broad St., Opp, RialtO Theatre AD 2-3423 mit League of EliaabnUi an-d Crarlttrd The bride, given in marriage by the late Mr. Hayden. aon M'&wecl in tue M-onday M'wr- noon Club of Plainfield. wilil act as guides. — Open Mon. Eve. till 9 P.M. her'talter, wore a floor length gwwn The Rev. Dr. George Laird Hunt The ownership of \he lot on which ol antique satin trimmed with re- performed the two o'clock ceremo- wmmm. Given in marriage by her grand- enmttfiuidere-d Atenoon lace and a full ny. A reception followed at the home the Beveher mansion stands can be father, Dr. Franlciin B. McCarty, traced back to 16G5. The house was length cathedral train. Her veii was of the bride's parents. the bride was attended by her sis- a Holmes' family heirloom of Bel- occupied by Jonathan Belcher, the Given In marriage lby her fatti- ter, Miss Mary McCarty of North Royal Governor of New Jersey and gium lace. She carried a bouquet of er, the bride wore a long full skirt- Plainfield, as her maid of honor. white and yeltow roses surrounded tihe patron of the College of New ed linen gown with an embroidered Hwo other sisters, the Misses Jean- Jersey later Pnincetem University, by baby's bret&fch, ban and Mrs. L.Q. College. The bridegroom, a graduate IV of Hatfield, Pa., brother of theRothe of Clark. ' Mary Louise McCarty, aunt of the of the Kiski School of fiaJtoburg, Pa., An Early American miscellaneous 1bridegroom, Duane T, Kerel of Grin- bride. Mr. and Mrs. Franklin Mc- Wedding sod Lake Forest College, fogbegu n luifctwon shower was hostessed by netl, la , and Robert C, Morbeck Jr, your sejv/ce J bu graduate studies at the BuediUH [Mrs. Gordon Duncan of Norman of WestfieM, brother of the bride, Carty Jr., patents erf the flower fchool of W«ohiflibim University. PI. and Mrs. Robert Scott of Baker ushered. LEADER CLASSIFIED - girl, entertained at a dinner party The bride was emtarttrined at pr«- Ave. A personal shower and kin- Ita brfde is a 1965 graduate of SMALL TYPE, BIG 1ESULTS Friday evening. Cakes * IM mnt tokno w oout mmstlif ShspiT Calorf cheon was given by Mrs, Kenneth We&tfieM High School and will grad VslwT fcsMfft •". Our'Dtvnond ComuHsnt b wtttlai BUpttel panties given by Miss Vir- Hi b sss ifMiijr ihwtni our stsgnlftemt mm callseHM. ginia Henson of Chicago, 111, Mrs.Pietst+i trf Scotch Pkina, one of uate in January from the Univer i siw. wj lfeilt you'ra tart, M Ma fesia Dallas NorrU of Short fltlls, Mrs. the bridesmaids, and Mrs. Tbomas Jity of Wisconsin, A member and Mark J. Rotor of WestfieH, and Stevenson of North Plairrfieki, who past preudent of Chi Omega aor Mrs. RuaseH Sofoalfer, Mrs. George will b« matrM of hotter in the ority, *he spent her junior year at fimfUOto Ht0e0. Swirl atttlm shown ttlaV Dow> and Mrs. George PoUey of wedding. Mrs, Arthur Johnson of the University of Copenhagen, Den- Great Neck, N. Y. North Haven, Long bland, enter- mark. Mr. and Mrs. Holmes, parents of tained at a ti&en shower and Mr, Br. Hayden received his hauhe- CHARM 4fre bridegroom, hotted a dinner and Mn, Donald Wilson, also North lor of science in zoology ami his party at Echo Lake Ctountry Club Haven residents, feted the bridal master of science In botany at Pom cake JCWKLER* following the wedding rehearsal. couple at a cocktail party in June. State University, his PhD. in me A brkfcwmaUfc1 Jundwon wiU be teoroktiy at Uhe University W Chi MM E. BROAD St. 233-0529 hostessed by lira. Charles ftemiag eago and hi* potNts&ffftto in ctt- WESTF1ELD, N. J «l London, Englairi, formerly af Imatology at the University ef W» ihape

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« ro«f w. rat * Tftfi WEfiTPlELD (N.J.) LEADER. THURSDAY. SEPTEMBER 4, 1969 Newcomers Plan Bruce E. Schuncller James McElroy Jr. Sept. 24 Coffee Wed in Clinton Exchanges Vows™ The final mans Tor nic Newcomers' WithJonnie Pearson Cliil) prospective coffee will be made To Sara-E. Frazee Tuesday ut Hie membership cum- in il Luc nitviiinj. Ttip meeting will Bruw Eric Setoindler oT George MteEIroy Jr., aon bt> held M tlie 1iome of Mrs. Robert ton, son of Mr. and Mrs. H. Otto Mr. and Mrs. J, G. MlcElrny erf BulL uf -12 Fieldcrest Ave. Co-ta- Schundler of 1250 Prospect SI, was " 329 Summit Avo., was married Sat- "--a Le^es will bu Mia. Dallas Jacobs married Friday evening to Misa' urday to Miss Jouvie Ann Pearson, and Mrs, Allan Westcrbock. The Sara Ellen Frazee, daughter ftf Mr. daughter .' held at the WCA on Wednesday, Sept. 24 al 9;3fl £u-n, performed in the Bethlehem Presby- was perfonmed in the First Presby- lnformnttDn concerning the vari- terian Church in Clinton by the Rev. terian Church of Lancaster, Pa., by ous activities and committees witih- Alick Kennedy. A reception followed the Rev. Donald Wi'lson. A reception iix the ckib wilt be given at the at the home erf tlie bride's parents. Pol'towed at the homo of the bride*s coJ'Fee. Entertainment will be pro- parents. - Given in marriage by her fattier, Given in marriage by her fattier, vided by t'hu musfc and drama com- the bride wore an ivory satin gown mlttee. Any woman who has re- thB bride wore an empire gown of trimmed with lace and a lace man- organdy fashioned Wilh a scoop •*,;.:- sided in WestField for less than two tilla. Her maid of hfonor, Miss Bon- t years is eligible to join and is in- neck-line and eyelet embroidery, at nie Husted of Qktwkk, ws gowned bhe hemline and on the ftill length vited to attend tlie coffee. Reserva- in apricot satin, as were her bri-des- tion's, as well as further Information, puffed culfed sleeves. Her cascade mnids, M&g Faftnela fifttrer of silk tulle veil was mantilla styled may be made by contacting Mrs. Fou^hk&epsie, N. Y., Miss Susan James Midie-I of &24 Cory PI. and trimmed in eyelet en»broidery. One reason McCuitcheon of GreenbrtMk, Mrs. She carried white roses, Stephana- The decorating committee will William Michalskli of Clinton, sister tis and trailing ivy. meet Monday at the home of Mns. of tte bride, and Miss Ktiattin Sehun- Mias Marie PeaPson of Landisville - William Unfivarsky of 72fl Boule- dler of Westfietd, sister of the bride- MRS. PETER OQLBEHG children are so J was her sister's maid tff honor and vard, Cp liostesses will be Mrs. Dom- groom, (Pamela Ann Johnson) another sister, Miss Betty Pear&on, inic Fontana and Mrs, David Ber» i m Paul SchrwJt of Albany, N, "Y., ms stlso of LandisviHe, was a brides- trand, Decorations for the Septem- maid. They wore matafoing costumes aware of shoe styles is that ber luncheon wili be made at this best man. Ushers were Kenneth Es- pristto of Cotonia, and four brothers Miss Johnson Bride featuring; off-wbhe crepe blouses meeting. with full puffed sleeves and deep of tlie bridegroom, Michael F., Peter r The September luncheon will be cuffs, gold dirndl skirts and Dior held Sept. 10 at tlie Y at 12:45 p.m. 0., Army Second Lieut, Robert Jef- closer to their feet than you are frey and Navy DUHH. Russell D. bow headpieces. They carried tro- At the Luncheon members of the On behalf of all Americans 5 feet tall or under, StrideRite introduces Sohundler. Of Ensign Col berg, pircino roses with cascading ivy. Wipperkickers (for boys) and Dollystompers (for girls) 0 Newcomers' Clufb will be asked to Robert McElroy of WesitifLeld was \ vote for three of six nominees for The bride is a 1988 graduate trf his brother's best man. Another The shoes that are made well enough and fit wel I ibh e 11 omi'matimg eonum ittee. They Noi+h Huntenkm Regional High brother, Thamas, and Charies Hcodi also will hear the fall winter slate To Live in Texas •nough to impress mothers. Sdhool where she W3S president of The marriage of -Miss Pamela Ann also of WestfieLd, ushered. that the present irominating cam- the senior class and a varsity cheer- The bride, a 1966 graduate of Lin- And look good enough to impress mite has prepared. The program Johnson, daughter of Mr. ami Mrs. leader, and attended Russell Sage Ralph E. Johnson of hake Inter>vlale obln High School in Fllwood C'+ty, the people who have to wear them. for the luncheon will be presented College. She wil attend Trenton r Pa. attended Chatliam Ooltege in by Mrs. Phyllis Schwartz of the Boonfton, fonnerly irf Mounitiain&ide, f State College tin's flail. was married at a thr«e o'clock cere- PiWstairgh, Pa., and will Attend Pdblic Service Gas & Electric Co. fa .TRIDERTTE ntoJiy on Sunday to Ens. Peter Mi- Wesleyan University in Middletown, The slide program will be entitled Mr. Schundler, a 1966- Fingry Conn. . • >LA Salute to New Jersey." School graduate, will be graduated ctiaei Colberts, mn of Mr. and Mrs. o Paul V. Coiberg of Katonah, N, Y, Mr. McElruy is a 1965 grakato of On Thursday morning, Sept. 11 in 1970 fwmi Princeton University W«stfield High School and will be a "-' " -L ."-" there will be a budget committee where he is a member of ttve TVvwer ,'JP The Rev. Joseph Glynn performed sentor at Wetfeyan v**re the couple •-:.-_. .-.:* meeting at the home of the New-Club. He w»H enter Princeton Ideo- 1 the wedding in St. Cjtitorinc of Siena will live at 631 Main St. Irtkrwimg a comers president, Mrs. Robrt Bunt- logical Senrinary in the fall, wWle wedding trip to VemMifrt. simultaneously completing his stu- Church, Mouiilain Lakes. A recep- ing of 96 Fair Hill Dr. Necessary tion followed at the Old MiH Inn, Several pre-nuptittl partiea wtre reports should be given to the trea- dies at the university. given in honor of ihe-brMe. Mta surer, Mrs, Letifeld, before then. Joan Potter and MIK Sarah Muti The TOirpl-e wfll live At 15 Carson Tlie bride wore p white peau de :/-•' The activities committee will meet Rd.fa Princeton] fottowing a wedding A shower in New York. Thursday, Sept. 11 at the home of trip to New York State. gown applh|u»d in off*white parties wer« hosted b| Mrs. Ronald Burnette of 3» Bell French face vrith • full train and Mm. Robert Mulrcany and Mr* Dr, This will be the first meeting Several parties preceded the wed-short sleeve* atoo of French lace. Thomas Henwood and a rec«vUoi held since early sumimei1, ami all ding. The bride was entertained at Her short veH was beU by a man- was held by Mr. And Mm. MeElroy, co-orUinators are urged to attend. a shower tent week by Mi's. RusReti UUn byPrimilla at Boiton and she parents vt the brifagitoom, wfc» The Tuesday morning buwJing la- Culin of Madison and Hie bride- carried a basket of white noses, ate- entett»ined at a rehwr**i dinner ides have resumed bowling at Clark gr^orn wee g-i^-^ sit a Ui«*elor'a phaiwtis, baby's brawth and Ivy. Lancaster. Lanes at 9:30 a.m, Interested mem- party Thursday. A rehearwi dinner Mise Judy Girard was Maid of tiers may contact Mrs. Roderick party wtas held at the Ooocti and honor and Miss Paula Ortberg, twin Selser for further details. Paddock In Clinton, sister of the bridaBroom, was a Arranging Tour Among.the guests at the wedding bridesmaid. They wore formal .. ... Smith Club were the grandparents of the bride- length yellow chMAm gowns with To Honor Students groom, Mr. and Mrs. Fritz Droop kmg sleeves trlnnsned in satin and of Spain, Portugal ACCIMAIUY of Lingen/Ems, Germany. satlrt tieiidpie«e», They wrried bas- Doctors nucMrnoNi The Smlfih College Club o* Plata- kets of da*»i«i. A trip to Portugal and field^ WestBield win hold 1U l«h 1 included in tto program planned ACCURATE annual luncheon picnic for Incoming S«cr«tariM Aun. Paul V. CWberg waa hi* son * be«t The Ladles' D*y Out OanmHtee Moll freshmen and their mothers, and for man, Henry Bjfchari, Richard Hart Tilt W«tfMd VWOA for thi. y**r. ' - - . Resumes and Artihur Lennox Ushered. undergraduates on Tuesday from 1- p U pUnfltd lor Apr. 31 M mmmmmm 3 p.m., at bliB home

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The coachman skimmer knit. DoublH-knit ••mill Ckib smtik eaot $40. eft BoHfQOftl Avemwr Westfteld Phone: 232-4306 FREE PARKING IN OUR LOT ON 132 ELMER STREST THE WESTFIELD (N,J¥) LEADER, THURSDAY, SEPTEMBER r, 1M» Pago carried baskets af yellow and white Suburban Mothers Home from Trip Duke Gardens Reopens Diane Beekman roses and blue delphinium. To Meet Wednesday Mr. and Mrs. John B. SQZKIO Gcmlcns, America's fore- Oennls Smith of Minneapolis, 321 Woods End Hd, have returned Milady's Becomes the Bride Minn, was best man. Ushers were The Surburban Mothers of Twine from a 15-dny tour of Las Vegas, most indoor gardens in Somervillo* Kolbert L. Beekman, brother of the and Triplets Club will hold its first will open Snturcluy for tlio lfHiO-70 itaride, and John J. Lulccns of Plain- meeting of the new season on Wed' Los Angeles, San Francisco and LAST 3 DAYS Of Bert Smice II field, a cousin of liic bride. nesday at the Rahway Blka at 8:15 Hawaii, pjn, The program planned for tiho Mrs. Smite Is a graduate c>E West- September meeting will be a general The Catholic Church of the Holy field High School and The Chand- discussion for the mothers, broken Trinity was the setting Saturday for ler School in Boston. Her husband down into the twin ago groups. the wedding of Miss Diane Hope is a graduate of Cathedral High Films from the past year will t>e Beekman, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. School in Denver and is a Spec. 4 ,:(..-,,.!..,* | .f.; r;. ."•_," I Laurertce S. Beekman Jr. of Ben- in the U.S. Army having recently son PI. to Bert Eugene Smice II, returned From a year's tour of duty Mrs. Maurice Losplnoso, re-elected son of Mr. and Mrs. Bert R, Smice in Thailand, president, has announced fchat all 'of Denver, Colo. mothers of twins and triplets in the [usiaflni Prior to her marriage the bride Union County area are invited. Th& The 2:30 nuptial mass was cele- was entertained at a bridal lun- purpose of tbe organization is to brated by bhe Rev. John E. Murphy. cheon given by Mrs. A.L. Tubbs collect and distribute information The Hev. Ace L. TuflAs of the Pres- and Miss Patricia Tubbs. A mis- BERKSHIRE relative to the physical and mental ?*- totenian Church gave Ms blessing. slhower was given by well being of multiple birth children ANNUAL SALE A reception followed at the Woman's Mrs. H. L. Peterson, Mrs. J. Sayior, and to participate in research proj- Fir iw Olu!b of Westfteld. and Mrs. C. H, Bocttegor Jr. Mr. ects. and Mrs, A. Bocrncr and Miss Ei- PANTY HOSE Escorted to the altar by her leeu Boerner entertained at a punch The cluib is also planning a fash- father, the bride wore a traditional I*arty. The bride's parents eniter- ion show for the benefit of the Chil- Entire Famm & STOCKINGS silk organza gown with a cathedral tained at a buffet supper at their dren's Specialized Hospital in Moun- train, trimmed in chantilly lace and 'home fallowing the wedding re- tainside Oct. 22. Final plans for Leam whit fun It I* a-ppUqued with seed pearls and crys- hearsal. this affair will be given at a later —and healthy, too* AUG. 21-SEPT. 6 tals. Her headpiece was of chantiily date. far everyone to lace awl trammed with seed pears MRS. BERT E. SMIOE II a good skate I and crystals. Her veil of silk illu- (Diane Hope Beektm-an) sion was fingertip lengeth. The bri- Toti • Pro-Teens • Teenagers • Adults • Ladles' Classes dal bouquet was a nosegay of white Individual Attention • Weekly Fun Fests on Ice roses and blue delpheniunu with Summit French School WIT OR CAU THI KHOOl NEAREST YOUR HOME TD RESIS1ER FOR TNE light blue velvet streamers. , "OTHER LANGUAGES" FALL lEHMSTMTINfi SOON HONDAV THRU fftlDAV 10 AM. .7 P.M, • SATURDAY110 A.M. -3 P.M. NCJW Members -Miss Susan Mullen of Westfield CONVERSATIONAL - INDIVIDUAL ATTENTION was maid of honor. Bridesmaids were iMiss Pamela Bradley of ALL LEVELS - ALL AGES Reconvene Tuesday Miami, Fla., and Miss Eileen Boer- EXPERT INSTRUCTION BY ner of We&tfield. The attendants NATIVE HIGHLY EXPERIENCED TEACHERS 115 North Avt. W,, Wutfitkf, 201232-5740 were dressed in empire gowns of 419 EIMX Stmt. Millburn, 201379.5933 lUawnabta Ratn Hill Shopplni Malt, (09 K3460O On Tuesday at 9:30 a.m., the light blue and white dotted swiss National Council of Jewish Women, with large white picture hate trim- 13 Beechwood Rd., Summit Call 277-6181 rAmtmo • ma twuncB SESSIONS • nmvt HAH Greater Westfield Section, will re- med with Hue velvet ritotoons. convene at a breakfast meeting to be held at Temple Bmartu-tEl in PANTY HOSE Westfidd. (Hd members wilt enter tain new and perspective metnbera AGILON STRETCH Reg. $3.00 2.39 over bagels and ka. To highlight "STUNNING STEMS" . R«g.$2.00 1.39. the occasion, talented memfaen wiU present a humorous play written by Mtsh Mra. F«ter Grafaki, Mn. Chet Moron and Mw. ktwin Gemer. Ba- STOCKINGS bysitting will be provided at the SEAMLESS SHEERS .. . R»g. $1.35 1.09 temple. Plain or Mtth 3 pain $3.25 Anyone interested to attending the 109 meeting may obtain an invitation by SEAMLESS lag. $1.35 calling Mrs, Jose** Balinkie at en Hillside Ave, Mountainfririe, Walking ShMrt with 3 pair* $3.25 fa i Comfort Top The Greater Wertfkld Section been working for better lives, for FULL FASHION , R«g.$1.50 1.19 the families in this community and Walking Shears 3 pairs $3.55 has initiated such programs u the multi-ethnic library and story hour CANTRESE H Rag. $1.75 1.39 ilk the WesOield Community Center, 3 pain $4.15 the Youth Employment Sentoe, baby flitter traMng ooureee in AGILON :R«g.$1.75 1.39 Springfield, Scotch Plata, Moun- Strateh-with Nuda Haal 3 pain $4.15 tainside and Mfeettttd, a ft 4 the "Once Upon a Time Ftayen," e theatrical lepertory group whkefc peitbniM for oiMorenii Milady's Shop NGJW bi fee eldeat major wife more HIM ijm 167 E. Broad St. ecU acra*i (be country tor diiWreM youth, the handicapped and the AD 3-275i aged. 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il Va } n •i. to e 4 THE WEftTFreLft (N.JO- LEADER, THURSDAY, SEPTEMBER 4t 1BG4- Luncheon to Open Engaged Anthony Scacifero Announce Winners WSCS Season In Bridge Club Let us help you get well The Woman's Socirly of Christian Married in August Westlleld Women's Club dupli- ct- (it Llic First United Mvt!io- cate bridge dub winners are: Renl Sickroom Equip men! from United R«nt-AIT: v Mrs. Edwin L. Rick- ceremony Saturday, Auy. IG, •P. i **4 • * • i"_»Q»- Freeman; 2, Mrs. Arthur Leipeig commodes, bed <-r. Circle II \\h\\ Mrs. William J. -i - i - iit Lite N«v Providence Presbyterian v • ^ ' - -, with Murray Le^ig; 3, Etoty Mour- pans, many Jlockcnjos as uliuimiau. will pro Church. Thu bride is the daughter of * • * •• r f •••- ••' • er with Mrs. Ralph DeltZ; 4, Mr. other items. v'iila lablu dt-cijrmiuui :\nd strviv M;\ and Mrs Louis Candiotti of ; ^ - >t and Mrs. Ralph Daniel. A program, "Sarawak Sisiors New Provider.ce. Section B: North-South: 1, Mn. We YtWb* Swing Gul." will !H* ps-ewntpri at The Rev. J. Thomas Green per- ptottdt* •*.. Richard Lipnick with Mr*. Sheldon p.m. in HIP Fellows-hip JUooni. * y. J •:• formed the inorninR ceremony which •, - Scher; 2, Mrs. ArnioTKl Sarffehti process y6ut u*>;••- - ** • Barbara Clrac. a missionary *->!f • ,5-...-...•,«... follow tri by n rweplion ot Ine •with Mra. Edward Sfrmmons; 3, Mrs. with the I Iron people in Sarawak. Spring Inn Jii Berkeley >%+• - < -- cfttm form. •Malaysia, will spook at Iho changes John Browning with Mrs. Cfras. i;i I he lives of tin.' Ihan women. Misa Gates. EastWesh 1, Mrs. Paul ! Given m marriage by her father, Scarff with Stephen McEIroy; 2, Chase, who is Mit>poiifd by the bride wore an empire sLyte tonavolcrcce budget* is homo for Mrs. H. Kmg with Mra, L.G. Bray; M. BUSS gown of silk organza. with a self- 3, Mr. and Mrs. William Wittiey, IMKAMEMCMI a year ot additional study. train encircled with vefiise lace. Child care will be provided anti all Her illusion veil was heW by a This dub wai not meet again un- THf AREA'S MBMCAL . womun of Lhe church ore -osrdjally l > Dutch cap of matching lace and l_A_V.J x $ til Sept 12 because of fee Arixvy invlied lo Ihip day of fellowship. Christina Bliss iOUIPMINT KENTA1 StKIAUST she carried wliitc roses, siephanotis MRS. PERRY SAMUELS Park Regional Tournament- The and baby's breath. MRS. ANTHONY SCACIFERO JR. (Harriet A. Krilov) -next novice game will be held Sept. 719 Central Ave.f Westfield Tel. 232*3150 To Wed in Fall Mrs. Anthony Massucco Of New S. Oancliotti) .> Providence was matron of honor Mr. and Mrs. Thomas F, Bliss of' and woie »n empire style gown of Perry Samuels, Furs 13f> North EucUd Me, itii* nori&une- blue linen trimmed wiUi venioo lace To Install Resident ed the enffwjement of their daush* and earned a cascade of daisies Harriet Krilov Its Layaway Time ter, Cltfistina Moiy, to John Henry and baby's breath. As NOW President W-oh'Iers of J81 SDahls Way, North Bridesmaids were Mrs. Kenneth Mrs. MaxknKllan Sdioss of West- Union County Buy your furs note, CundioUi of Basking Ridge, the Mis- Exchange Vows ii * ifekl, will be Installed a£ pr*sidenL before the season Miss Bliss" is a t«r©(KiMe «f ses Jatiesu and Peggy Doukas of oi the Central Parkway Section, Na- The Clinton Manor in Union was fie'-d Hi^h School; She aticndrd tho Savannah, Ga., and Miss Linda tJonal Council of Jtwndh Women, at the scene on Sunday evening of rtie Jonathan Dayton Regional Hlfh School Arthur L Johnton Regional High School Scactfero of Westfield. They wore at GREAT SAVINGS University of Milinf Home, Haly. its opening meeting Tuesday even' marriage of Misa Harriet Anne Kri- SprinsfitW, N»w Jertay Clerk, Ntw iortoy aod received iierK.A. dussree fro:n linen empire styled gowns >n rain- ing at Temple Beth El in Crariford Jov, daughter of Mr, and AIns. Mur- When you think of us Allwrtu^ iViafiniLS ijallege^ in Newbow colors of yellow, pink, apricot at 8:30 p.m. ray David Krilov of Cranford, to Governor Uvingtton ItooJonol Hlfh Idwot David Broorloy Kooional Hif h School Hav€Q, Conn. and green and earned cascades of outers to bo jru&riled ai ottken Perry Samuels, son of Mr. and Mm. you think of good daisies and baby's breatih. Mr. Wdhlers is 3 grafiuaite r>f Mrs. Norman Brttfrwi, Mrs. Phil Samuels of liiO North OWtage B a rry G rcc nberg of BerkeJey Uncoto School merchandise North Pfeinfield Hi^li School and Michael Diamond and Mrs. Stephen PI. A recepflton al the Clinton Manor has reserved h<3 A.B, degree from Heights was best man. Ushers were Perhon, aH of dark, as vic*-pr*s» followed the seven-tliirty o'clock Oorwood, Now Joncy . SETTLES Kmrfieid Uni\-*rsity, rairfield. Conn. Sam fcnrneino of New York, Theo- dents; tdn. Robert ceremony performed l>y RaWi Sid- CUSTOM FUMM He wKl begin wortcing to«*ard his dore Knauer of Cranford. Kenneth ing 3««crrtary; Mrs. Bmjvnin Mar- ney Sbenken ot Temple Bethel, Candiotti oi Basking Ridge artd Cnanford, and Oarttor Samuel Rei'sel ANNOUNCES 206 I From St, Pk doctorate in cHnrcai psychology this fillies, fall at the LTnivereiLy oi Tennessee, Richard Alzua of of New York, cousin of the bride- 754-0067 The bride is a 1966 graduate o£ Mrs. Bernard 6al«w«, wrasurer; FALL 1969 MtOORAM Knoxviile, Tenn. and Mrs. Rich»rd Sura, fltvawiel Now Providence High School and in marriage Vy her parents, Engliih a% o Socond Languogo and Literature A November wedding is planned. attended Union College *+*re she secretory, threrton v« be Mrs. Jerry Rabimwrftz and lira. Howard the bride %*ore a silk ortfaiwa gown Amorlcanixotlon Education foreign Languages was a member of Alpha Deita Chi apjvliqued with seed pearls and trim- Adult Bo tic loading and Writing Leadership Training * sorority. Frank oi COIORM; Un L« Kah-n oi Rahway and Mrs. hv liakawitz med with alenoon lace. She carried High School Equivalency Program Health, Safety and Physical Education JUST TO LET Mr. Scacifero is a 1966 graduate Ctert. a bouquet of white orchids and j&te- Commercial CourtOft Musk ond Dramo of Westfield High School and a phaiHrtis. Arts and Craftt graduate oJ0Q Nt, tf of 100. i Pr- r Alpiva Phi Omega, f^J * . P£' S* ^ ter of the bridegroom, jnra. Cyntfiia Foll^iryg a wedding trip through £fJT*i*l ^JP* 2™ ™I Brody qf Hallway. Mtes KHcn I>evy M alof Springfield and Miss Judfth Sam- the western part rf the United ^^J ** *** ^^ v «™« States, the couple wiH live in Tucwn, Awara »**"••• "»• ueb of Union, couiin of the hride- MICE'S GIRL'S Ariz, gnoom. Miw Lori Krilov of Cranford, sis- IN THE BACK ROOM Federation Slates tor of the bride, was a junior brides- maid and Miss Lisa Samueto, niece AT Craft Workshop Fait Conference of the bridegran, was ftenrer girl. A demonstration and w Sheldon Samuels of RoseUe Park in Pir.er.eedie Croft wtll be held at was best man. Ushers fnoinded Piul "Total Iftv<%v«ne«r be Hie the Greater Plainfield Senior Citi- Brody cf Rohway. Rog&r Winter of ALICE'S Ml Tit IE •main tbetne id \Jbe New Jm State glus slippers come in leather,, * wrrs Center tomorrow under Pisoataway, Krcd Federation of Women's ClUbv Re- You'll Go WitdH direction of Mrs. Helen beth and Ivan Gepnet gional Kail Conference to be hett at who conducts Senior Citizens work- a cousin of tht? bride. 10 n.m. Wednesday Sept. 17, st the j shops in Florida. Mrs. Santuels is a graduate of flnrawk* Inn, East Brunswk*, Cranftjrd High Sctwol attended with mernbers from District* Trenton State (Meg* and u pres- Five, Six and Eight participating. ently a junror At Newark State Col- Mrs. Edward 0. Goettel, fell •vy lege. L L - L :-.ive at Famous Maker Robes Warmi'a Cluhi, wHl preside 1210 Late Ave., the 4ay-i»nf c«tfentte ing th« atfternwn awwrtw will k«»JiMe 9|MBk«f, M»y«r PatrMa Mtsklt. Wom«r> Long and Short Sheeheft, whoM topic will to "fti- v-i.it volvemCTt in sh« Commwrty/' Pbn Hot Show Quitted and 'Mrs. Sh«*ia'n, mayor n the community on a Mrs. G sortie CtodAm w the us anri ifl prpsent>ly with Johnwsn The NW awrtimt. Mm to fok« beck Johnaon, New Brunsft-iclc as a Ham**, w* araside aw an-atyst. wMl be iroMte for the fe school. meeting on Wednesday, Sept. 17, when the members will view a PaH milHnery show anoupj.TH6 College tjhis

B $11.00 to $26.00 qualified juniar girl art* the rKimes of fiw of- tending Governor Ltvfmgrton MOW $3.50 to $13 00 ficers and cnmmito'fc c:h;nrrnen far 3rhK>ol and selected by *e faculty. \QM-\97Q: Prwiirienl. Mrs. AHan The club's American Home de- . , „firs t Wee pre.-iidpnt, Mrs. Ro- pertm«i3t wiH meet Sept 8 at the uunr BonoNUNi land Herter: siwnnd nce-pp^ident. i home of the chninman. Mrs. Richard tton-'f rt'= l. Himoi-cr. Vov !5 with SHOP i<=. Hinivr dsmrins. en*c»p- ilf i:iinM)frii ;i!i(f ikirir prze-f. Mrs. Jo- 'A ©pen Mon. Nrte TA 9 P.M. seph D'r\M]';!i, iii'M vice pn's i: J of HIP cluli. is L-hiiivmwn for liio- Fftittirt *i

i.. P;iifl Vfr OU* NfW MOMf AT me Mr-, F3', ENTERS \V"i!icr Ru.-I) Mr's Tlheo- Bnnni(? Lynn W<'U*h. Mi- .John H.-fiv-y .W:' and M."s Eld red r 121)23 E. BROAD ST. WESTRELD 111' Thomas * wit! entn tf.r.t!*r \ft- a- THE WESTPIBLD CN.X> LEADER, THXJR&DAY, SEPTXMMtt 4, Vat* in 0iriet Churdh Catted L41 in. rases and gold pompoms. Cathedral Riti Springfield, Mass, Hie ceremony, Miss Wendy CL-uelger of K«rrville, •I ' 1 1 .. . performed by the Rev. Hiilbeil Air, slstei of Hie bridegroom, the was followed by a reception at Un- Hiilky Blrnfe ol Unites Mr. Cruciger, dercmH at the Cathedral, Mass.t and Cheryl Dcl-lecese of The bride was gDwned in en em- Springfield, Mass. cousins of the Miss Dellecese pire style peau de soie dress with a bride, and Miss Dana Berry of SHn- -... . train and a 'cathedral veil of Chan- t'erstand, N. Y., were bridesmaids.

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Mrs. James Reid Cruci'ger of Kerr- an empire style gown of ivory lace iMare Cruriger of Kerrville was . • ••;-: ••= .*". •/ -., "-• -•- vllle, Tex., and the late Mr. Cruel• with a fold sash, a floral headpiece his twin brother's best man. Ushers _ .V ' • • • - _ . . ger, took place at two o'clock Sat- and carried a colonial bouquet of tea were Ruxton Delecese of IjudJtow, . • .1 brother of the bride, John Blancarii of Orleans, Vt., Frederk*. Bar"^ett of Barriogton, B. I., and James Quirk of Boston, Mass, .The bride attended- MaeDuflie School for G4rb in Springfield and was graduated from Ludlo-w High School. She atao attended Bteu L*- man Pension de Jeunes Fitte$ Ville- neuve in Montreufx, Switzerland and; ; Springfield Co4loge, Mass. . Mr. Cructger attended schools in Durban, South Africa; Bombay, In- dia; Beirut, Lebanon; and Abadan, HEATING CONDITIONING Innh prior to his graduation from Oft Oekwwd $chori in PouaHteepsie, N. —Hausamanrt Studio -—Bradford Hachrach IN NORTH AVKt E., Y. He ako attended SprinrfleW Col- MRS.1 MtOHAIBL R t MRS. MTCIIABL T. COONEY lege,and will enter his e*raor year • (CartaJaan Dellecese) ., (Maureen F. Sayre)

Batom Established by r, B. MdOamQ-Ml at the University of Texas in •• — - where the couple will live. • Degree and ntin4ftgree candidates Mr. Cooney Weds viewing trf Ow heaven* is can enroftlJU'W WurtW in the areas conducted ey«vy Frtday eviening at of liberal art*, •ftgirwering, physi- COLLEGE fc| W~^ CMlAMl' roony took pltace at eleven o'ctock in 9t, Michael's Church, Cran&rd, with the Rt, Rev. Magr. Wflliam B. Dofi- lawn nelly officiating. A receptton fol'tow- 272 7220 ed at the Hotel SUburfein, Summit COLLEGE ENTRANCE BOARDS TUTOMNO Given in marriage by her lather, MitNNI fihe bride wore an empire gown of ivory silk organza with a stand-up cottar and chapel train appliqued with aLencon lace. Her flmor length veil of silk Illusion was held by a matching la-cc headpiece and she carried a cascade of miniature white roses, Miss Susan E. Sayre of Crawford was her sister'a rniaid of honor. She wore a Vlbtarfen style gown of pink Voile trimmed with tapestry ribbon and a tapestry nibtoon headbow. She carried a nosftgay of red roses and small «hMe carnations. Miss Si^n Oooney of Westfield,

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John J, Ooger of ftnsefle was best man. Udiers wej'e Robert Sayre of Cranford, V. Robert Candlello of Hornell, N, V., Jsune's M, Falton Jr. of Pibtsbupgh, Pa., John R. Mattson Of IndiaaapoHs, Ind., and William A. Imparata Jr. of Westifteld, The bride is a graduate of Holy Trinily High School, Westf'ield, and Oaldwell College for Women and also studied at Vlnstituft de Tour- afae in Tours, Fr-ance. Mr. Cwmey is a gradu/ate of Ras- elle Catoilie Hsgh School and Xavier Univerai'ty, Oirrcinnatii, Ohio, and is ANNOUNCING BBt-ed in "Who's Who Amwg Stu- deirta in American Oollefgea ai>d Uni- A JUNK* •OUTWUf IN versitnes." He will enter Fordtoam i"i»?vef&Lty Law Sdhool, New York, tHtiAQCIOOM i'oltowing a wedding trip bo Ire- land, the couple will live in PotfLee. AUCFS BOUTIQUE

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!*•"' I .• r Hal, Mrs. Harrison is the for- j ©iane Vastano. daughter of \ Wr. aid Mrs. Anthony Vaatano of] PificsonSt. Pat?™! grandpnr- Page € THE WESTF1ELD fehe dancing, some highlights of the The Evenimg Circle, Mrs. Charles- Mr. Donohue is a graduate of by Mort Brwiy's Grctatra, ccm- evening will include a contest, jud- ton H, F, Snrith, lea-der, at 8 pjn. Ford ham. University, holds a mas- at the home of Mrs, Alexander L33eie wifeh fche e&sent&i banjos. ged by the Keystone kops, to de- ter's degree from N.Y, University, The evening, at wlhitih dress ap- termine which of fche mm is sport- Shaw, 41 BlizaMh Ave,> GraafanL is an elected member of the River propriate to fehe era mU add to the:&% the most luxurious set of gay Deli Regional Public School Board fun but is not required, has been 99's sideburns, an aticUon of soffne John DeFeo Completes ot Education, and is tb author of organized by local friends of Queen of the great rnemwaibilia asseinMed the New Jersey Fair Bus Law. Ph.D., Joins Kraft Foods -rf Angels. This is an itmer-icity for the decorations, arid the "F3or- John De Fee, son of Mr. and Jte. >.: parish in Newark in need of linan- adora Follies," There also are nov-James V. Be Feo of 204 Wyoming Mothers' Guild heip. Proceeds of tills benefit elty attractions to appeal to every- St., had become associated -with CHRISTINE RUPP MARY CATHERINE BARRELS MARGARET Sets Calendar ELLEN I. MacKAY be donated to Queen of Angels one, Krafit Foods in Gleirview, mff and Mrs. Eugene Bauman, president 60 defray expenses involved in their Tickets are available from Mrs. will reside in Arlington Heights, IH., of the Holy Trinity Mothers' guM Miss Rupp Plans Miss Bartels Plans Duncans Announce summer playground and youth and Robert Snowber. The bulfet is free, witih his wife, the former Kathy Ellen I. MacKay adult educational and counselling the prizes are earned by winning, Marie Donovan, and feetr ktfant has announced the following events services wiik& are extended to all and dates i'wr the coming school ami refreshments are available at daughter, Susan Patricia wiw waa NovemberWedding November Bridal lighter's Troth residents of the parish's neighbor- small cost, To tfhose wibo <®imot at' iborn Aug. 15. year. To Wed Mr, Pease feooeL regardless of an individual's Mr. andt Mrs: Charles R. Bartels At a party at their summer home tend the dance but Mrould like to John, who attended Holy Trinity Oct. 25 (Saturday night), masked Mr. and Mrs. Btedericfc C. Rupp religious * affiliation. The success of be a part of this effort, any cash hall, costumed dance, prizes, bul- of 637 Shaek&maxon Dr. have an- of 303 Park St. have annotmced the in Cascade Township, Fa.* Mr, and of Orammair and H^h Schools, WH Mr, and Mrs. John McKay of 1412 these imd a&er programs ai Queen contribution as sponsors will te graduated ntagna com laude from let. nounced the engagement of their engagement of his daughter, Mary Boulevard have announced the en-Mrs, Gordon W, I>anea*» of 7B0 Nor- ! of Angek, aU aknad at seH-help, gratefully received on beba& of Providence College in 1906 and re* Nov. 20 (Thursday night), play, daughter, Christine Elizabeth, to Catherine, to Paul Anthony Wendow- gagement of their daughter, Eilen man PL announced the engagement l has expanded beyond thmr small Queen ot Angels Ijy Mrs, Smiwber, caiv«d a Fellowship to WTT wher« *Odd Couple," presented by Cran- Ens. George Thomas Oakley, son of Bki. She is the daughter of the late of their daughter, Margaret Rt» to Isabelte, to Detfter Wiitan Pease of available resources, and this affair 632 he has just completed his doctoral* fbni Dramatrc Club at their theatre. Capi. and Mrs. George Louis Oak* Mrs. Genevieve Beckers Bartels. Ci'anford. Mr. Pease is the son of John R. Hodge III, strn of Mrs. Dr., or Mrs. help prevedt the need-to « r '•>• TPI ,. .• •#»•• • •••> —/ fc"* f* will direct tshe School rf Modern where he mm fee a senior ttifci year Miss Beverley Gruar has aimoim- Dance, She has shjaied ^^ c^Hai majoriii—...... g in music* ced the fomsation of fehe WestfMd Weitoan and metnfaers of the Mfer- ISH'T School of Ballet and Dance Arts, ^ Graham Gonsjxajy and Hie J«K of the Beverl«y Gruar \hknm Dame cott^^ ITfflGE Schoal of eiassicsl B^et, wliich tmM modem 3^^ at has directed for the past nine |eges aml h$gh M years in Westfield, and the Mary tbe ^fea. She TDK YOU Lou Lunin Sdwol of M«tem Dance, Miss Gtusr receaved her early iadiscn and her M.A. to education ta* HI New Zeal surd and passed .**- SHOP Tead*ers College, C$ta*» VUh honors itihe advameed teadwan and was ttoe ihwgcmtm m It's a new adventure in gfeopptftf, with M to R«yad Ac, ttie Dance Workshop at mmtk Iron HfiDfEVM to CC^TEMIHHIAItY i« HH of Dancing in England. While hi State College. ' taste. Choose from i moat UNUSUAL selection England, slm became an associate of CHV5TAL, CLASS, WALt SEC«, CANDtES, of tshe Ceeihetti BraiieSi of fche Im- Tor pro^ectiis, write or phone KWTEN, PAtTV SLPftlES( AUNT peimi Society. 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New York, will talk about the thea- followed by a tour of a number of cs neict Thursday. AH are graduate* Pout different preparatory Plains-Fanwood ter, new plays on Broadway and Y Group Plans the buildings of Princeton Univer- of West/ieW Hitfi School. sclwbtfl DPD listed (or the area stu- give a read hitf from a Broadway sity. Reservations have been made dents who- will be freshmen this year pt L.-tf»yelto College. Ralph FALL play. for lunch at Nassau Inn, although Newcomers Plan Special Trips the price of tlie luncheon is not in- •Mitchell K. Evans, son of Mr. and Anlhor.y uf 051 Culeman PI. LA a • i to Anyone desiring further informa- cluded in the cost of tfce trip. After Mrs. Ralph F. Evans of 10DO Sun-gradual . from our nutly Flavor Chaf In, ana . Batlet Arts and Tfce ctttbaininc his ton Cathedral. "Beautiful Downtown Bur- CUb to a wet; School in Oarnegte Hal. White twr-1 ^g^^^ w^ Doe. 4 will feature a Christmas REGISTRATION OPEN bonk/' Caroms) Fuda* let spoantvi tqr *» Soot* Plains tog the UnKed States, are used by teachers Stopping trip to Plymouth Meeting, Cream »wlrled with a caromet ratwrood VMOA. Mow to i with celebrated ' tochws 757-1742 throughout the country. His students Pa. T. K. Sdltotbtrf, Dir., t.k., ribbon and baoW with Eno- out the couati% are currently appearteff oh Broad Ml nWrtio. Member- CivistiaaMn o* tfav Sm Reservations for tfie trips and liih walnultl Try itll and as members of the theater parties n>ay be m*le after iNp It ILmk*d to » Ball* at Radio CHy Music Hall. iwi wioonnnV tin to Ywtt* i» oumnUy a Bwniwr Sept. 10 at the YW office or by /nail. BA$KIN4tOUIN$ FLAVOR UST - $IPT,r 1969 the r Yvette, Mix Bunny, aad Miss *Hie Ladies Day Out faU hro&ure, the cMb s of the board of dtrectors rf Tbe Suzanne vrfll conduct "cla*es far HAND#ACKE0 b+ At bwraner which is being nrtailpd Sept 5, will FLAVORS New Jer»ty Daooe Itoatre GuM tiny tots, beginners and intermediate iglve more details. Brochures also 1. BUMUNOY ABB MBOne factldia^ «biett>v« ore to give atwtenta as wed as «ociai mi COMII im mow And tbe may be gained by calling at the 1737 m e m * nif mint aunt to needy and taknted y*unf- and etiquette tor prKtem and teen- 3, CHOCOIATE am UNION CUITARD jtera and to raise the agers. Neil Clover, -ol Mount«fns»Je. MKRIMM MVI Mitt to the vtuostton. studettH ftnarath e Har\-fts( Moon BaH nrtamr and 4. JAMOCA KACHB *H OtlAM 900 worrwTi who have moved into 5. ROCKY ROAD UCOfJCI Mhool will be coach to ott*r wimiBtf cuuplM wril snamvsinni the arM fince June, but aoyxxw •!*•-•• «. M0U$HT0ffH ' MARSHMAUOW MINT ia the production «f fee ' teach adiilt hftllttww daeeei, ha« >lv«d in -the ami for less to tie EI mam by the A new dc(wrtmen«; aioftm, wil Collegians 7. OttCOUTt MINT •WtWWY invited to attend I. WAUMITO • Guild at ChriftrtMi tkm be conducted by a weal coach from AffyMe sot raoelTins an New York, Ai GrtCTWT. One fifMr , rvooi OtANOISHRMT invitation bat wishing to att*nd may on the staff wiH be NCW JCtStTS MISTOtlCAL INN r RHUtAR» contact Mra. Stwtenfco, M*7 Dos- Charts K«Uey «T New York, Griencr's best knewit A senior and tvw Jwriow from choreogpapber and teacher wto *ew Comie Westfleld v«f« named to the • Corrtinmtd CuIiJn* >TIVUDM t«a chair- ighkaira Students list at Princeton University fcr u. mtoi VAMIU UMBlCt there after recently ratimlotf ivwn numeroui last year. They are S # Private Party Facilitta 11 CHOCOiATI UUON PINK ORATIfRUIT Asststing Mrt ****** wm her arrangemmti Car tbe IM are Mn. • fvattaal toor teaching York For solo of 737 StMNtanrlavn I 11 OMMN tiACXMMY DAIQUIRI «I J # Lunchton • Dinner John Dtttfcio, teachert from coast to ooMt through the Dance 1970, and Richard J, 14. ntTACWO AIMOMO OftAH SOOtrtl *lio uutfbt for Daacc Derfce Masters of America. Deborah of 613 Pwsbect St. ahd NtiMf) H # And Cocktail* 11 c*nd#; Mn. Irtrin MMNfMD, dflc- Anwrica in Miami in AufUft end Leslie Straw ere appearing Trenner of 656 SJiaAwl ft e Mr>. WiBtam Wkwy, sK ha« been encaged to Wexh (or the second aeeiMH at the Steel For RoMrvatiorm Coll 322-4234 •moN «P»i both class of 1971. Mmd- cd ftudent* ta W Pier in A4antlc City ttts summer and • * * U. FOMtMOWMf «4che« tad O*M; Mn. Charles and modern )a«, M were one of two acU chown to Peter R. B*rwtt of Ail CMOtT CARM N0HORI0 17. lANANANRtr pwnli and t«a; Mn -M ettftiee and dance appear cm a television program in \m Ave., Paul J. B*"* CtOHOWNOAYS Alwrt exfaHl. He hae thai city. Twelve year o4d Leslie ginla St. and Peter A, Box*r * 518 dustrial and Strauss woo a ballet scholarship in Fainnont Ave. leave for 366 Park Av*. Seetch Plaint 9*m Jane sponsored by tbe New Jersey Umversity Sumtajr to fouc um (Mod at th» Deuce Theatre GuHA tiefoce the »Urto/ •K BIB KRV w Mli eMMp v 1A GMrtertwry Or. Scrtdi Tlie general meetfeejura taU the eeoand TueMHy et eMh JHCHMI it rm I. l¥«hm Hn *• :./* •s^*- >ri A j ~

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.' a^t t0tti •r* Page 8 THE WESTFIELD (N.J.) LEADER, THURSDAY, SEPTEMBER 4, 1969 EARNS DEGREE AT NORTH TEXAS Rdbdrt R. Rice Jr. of 711 Colemaa Shelley Kays, son of Sir, and Mrs. Union Slates Fall OPJ, received a bachelor of arts de- G. A, Hays of 969 Cherokee Clf re- Student Registration gree during summer tornmeince- cently participated in a pre-college ment exercises at Kent State Uni- conference at North Texas State Student registration for fiie fall versity Saturday. University > semester at Union College wi*l be conducted Monday and Tuesday for • —— • -—....— ^^^^^^_^^^^^r^Tn^^mfVfiaa^l^IHHffna^ day session students and Wednesday Sandier s Champ and Thursday for evening session students, H was announced today by FUGMANNOitCoHttWKV Prof. Elmer Wolf, a-cting dean. AlWAYS READY TO SERVE YOU 1 * ' New students in the day sessron OFFICES * GARACKS * BULK will register Monday and returning students on Tuesday. Hours for both • WATCH 00 O groups are 9 a.m. to noon and 1 to HtTtNKR HOtVICB p.m. Late registration will be con- • EASY ducted Sept. 10 and 11 from I to 3 p.m. • TRKCfiS WITH Evening session students will reg- COHI'IITER RKGIHTF.H1 isrter from 6 t'o S) p.m. with return- FUEL OIL Call *L ing students scheduled for Sept. 10 We Are Intertwtctl Im 232-5272 | and new students» Sept, 11. p. Toyr Classes for the day session begin TOUR LOCAL AUTHORIZED INDEPENDENT s-*« * sfll Friday, Sept. 12, and the evening Barrett & €rain Displays Unique Array EccnucAT ncAira" SOUTH AVK, B.A ESsQHEAT PcALEK WKSTFIELD • session commences Monday, Sept, 15. Cracker jack prizes—200 of them— , a stutet ai Rutgers Uni- are being displayed in Barj-eftt & versity, Bill Ims been eating Ciiack- Chain's windows at 43 Elm St. Pic- jack (and saving the prizes) for five tured ak>ve are Mrs. Fittlpaldi and her two children, who paired to years. Start By Enrolling Your Child iook at the array of toys and games. In the background nray be seen Biis collection has been hii. k> several new watereolors of area New Term Barrett & Cram by Bill Rood of tem&s. on CranfartVs Foremost School Of Dance Green. Circles Resume - 'Evaniag circles will meet ait B Right Foot For Its 16th Year * '69-70 Season pjn. as follows: Mrs, George C. Grow's a;t the borne of Mrs. Harry Fall Sessions Graves, 453 Everson PI.; Miss Betty McDiarmid'a at tftie heme of Mrs, ^^mmmm^^^ Circles of the Fresfeyiteraaa Church W. E. Heinbokel, 652 Ssimmdt Av«.; Woman's Association wilA meet on Mrs, Richard L, Smith's at the Thursday, Sept, 11. home of Mrs. E. G. Willfcox, 65 Bar- Newcomers' Circle under the lead- diester VV^ay and Mrs. J, C. V&nde- . HXetfe DANCE STt ership <# IXrs. T. C. £aee fr, will Sande's at the htome

--—*v QhfomiRg circles will meet as fol- w- REGISTER NOW lows: Mrs. BalgAt Anthony's at the Exceeds Quota For Graded Classes Iwme of MTO. Fred Chritfiiii, 870 Raymond J, Donafcue, president of '•' _•_'_ •• • ^••-n' •: Bradford Aw.; Mrs. K. OUm/n'w atUie Union Cauiifcy Unit of the Ameri-

,:,- - -• fihe imoe of Mrs. Janet Taytor, 520 can Cancer Society, today announc- £L* . :• •••.••. • Wydwood Rd.; Mrs. Hunter Grant's ed ttett the Ursfon County 1969 Oan- BALLET • TOf • TAP at the home of Mrts. Raymond Rose cer Crusade had surpassed its goal. Jfr,( 2416 Aliwood M>, South Ptein- "To date we have received $159,576.- ,, Monday Mte 'tU | MODERN JAZZ • TINY TOTS field; Mrs. Kuiph Osbome'B at the 39 which betters our goal c£ ?156t- home of Mrs. Harvey H^»lettr 893 OOft by over 13,566,00," reported Don- ACROBATICS Westtftett Ave,: Mn. R. J, Sinjthe's ahue, "Itakis to fthe genero^ty &i at the home rf Mrs. A. Martztotf, n UnioB County residents, our compre- For Boy* and Girlt Banohester -Way; Mrs, K, W. Prtott's hensive program of ftgfrting cancer ADULT BALLROOM at the home of Mrs. W. C. Myers, fchrough research, editcatisn, and pa- GUIMBY at CENTRA, WESTFIELD • 233-5673 602 Si, S$arfc» Ave. tient service will be continued and VOCAL INSTRUCTION expanded during the remainder of Afternoon circles will tmeSt at 1 1969 and through 1970," WOMEN'S EXIRCISE p. .ni as follows: Mrs. James E. Qaihbrla'g &t her home, *3fe Chan- AND DANCE CUSSES ts ing Ave.; Mm. Harrison Cory's at the home of Mrs, H, A. Etaweer, Wychwwod Rd.; Mm. Cfeartes mm m Pr&Teen and Teenage Social Dancing and Etiquette E. Holder's si the hwm« of Mrs. H. All Dhcoiheque Dance* Included M, Leon, 41 Highland Av#., Spring- field; Mrs. BcEiaH Bay's ai the home of Mrs. Wtttord frxA, U15 IVl3ri3n Thursday Friday Saturday ite; Mrs. H«Wrty * • * home b I* participate In "flie New Jvriey Pwm Circle U vriH meet at tlie borne of ef "The Mvtmt k«r," te be prmnteel «t Otfistmm. Mrs. W- H. Stevenson, 631 Gien Ave.i Mrs. Anthony J. Stark's at the home of Mrs, Wm, WH\h, 641 Cokmiin P3,, ^t 12;30 p.m.; Mrs. [ • W. E, WyiWan's at the home of Mrs*

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Study from Fiction to Fact County Trust Co. ••A: :-•'••. -:• '••-•••'TL-:11 Raymond W." Bauer, president of . j With'"feie landing of the men of," Afore than 12,000 sdhool cNWren, Union County Trust Company, has Apollo XI on the moon, tfhe concept teachers and aduto visited the ob- announced that Joseph F. Fitagerkld of space exploration has made the servatory kfst year, ftwa s of Westifield Ave., has joined the • -,. final leap frum the pages of science by Mrs. Wooster, ' bank as assistant manager of the •*-'.-• fiction to the te#L& of established A- "Operational Astronomy: the real estate department He will be •<:c"i>. facts. '•" "•*»•* V. i Earth and Beyond" wtas developed for the nrnagetnent of i'i.rVr. •:^vfr The remarkable accomplishment >M three years ago. During the first the bank's real estate hohtings. 'ii^ of ApoLto XI has also bad the effect year, the program was Hmited to Prior to joining Uniwn County of talcing the study of astronomy at oanford children. It was ex- Trust Company Mrr Fitagcrald was l_. the elementary and secondary tended last year to all of Union employed by R. E. Scott Co. of Eliz- u?, .,-•>••• level out of foe enrichment area add County with the lour additional abeth as head of the property man- ^^'^ . 3i?^<. y: '• ?^f IMP "* "J-. estabiisned it as part of the regular counties of Essex, Middlesex, Mor- agement department. ^=:- K-&IJ- science program. ris and Somerset invited to partici- He attended New York University •• •;•:•- Timed fttanoet as -well as the Moon pate in the 1969-70 school year, and has completed property man- Shot is the decision to extend ' Op- agement courses offered by tfee In- WESTFIELD / erational Astronomy: the Earth and stitute of Real Estate Management. -^ Beyond" program at the William A Naval avdator and veteran of Miter Sperry Observatory at Union Need Braille World War II, Mr. Fitzgerald retired College to pubbc and WMHH*>1LC f ram the Naval Reserve in June 19H •pnoaL sUnkm* in Essex, Middlesex, with the permanent ran* of lieuten-

1 - * ^ Transcribers *• '--j Morris and Somerset Counties. I -•.. ant commander and 26 years serv- .-1 ri>." •• - - "J •': if The program, financed by TMie 111 ice. He presently hold a commercial ^•^v' pnDfCrran, IUNKKVU uy There is «n urgent need for brattle - 1 v* pilot Ucense-sinffle and mu-ltl -engine -.:/V .-. i. C! - I ' ,j .' . j r of the Elementary and Secondary volunteers to transcribe books for L»- ^ with instrument rating and has 2,100 f -•-.•'T "f "I Education Act in cooperation w»Ui|tbe blind, and to prepare \ -••:-: r- : \ hours lodged. i.-^rt- • W- i * • ".--4s] Union CollegCotieffe and the Cranford PuPubb- this exacting tat rewarding :O$&« "/• -S:,.-,--^;-:,.^v:,,. • I i- •i' lic School System and Amateur As- servtoe, Eastern Union County K • 1 -v-^-. .--.-••^ •-•.•• ':. : *,- tronomers, Inc., ptfovides students • . . -••••'-•- .: "i ji[: ! - ' . l Chapter, American Red Cnm, will .1 r- ,- •; t...... with the opportunity to become bet- start a class at 9:30 am, Wednes- -• -•• •' V- ter informed about astronomy and day, Sept. 17, at its headquarter*, Angelo Graduates ^ ' P' F the space age in which tthey live 303 W. Jersey St., Elizabeth. - i throitfti direct experience with ob- Mrs. Arthur F. Xtfchhorn, a certi- Mrvatory instrument, sakl Mm. fied braillisit of the Ubfary of From ROTC Camp w- Matjorie Wooater, project director. Lhe 'pussyfoot' shoes Congress, will iretroot &**• I The program lnoludea a Teacher Twenty sessions are scheduled, Mid Cadet Charles Bruce Angelo, 21, mm of Mr, and Mrs. Anthony J. An- Training Course toacquain t partfci- About two houra a day of "home- ;r with Wie basic concepts of as- 1 « required in preparation gelo of 406 Oayuga Way, h«* oonv tronomy and ipaee science, and for each lesaion. pitted the nation's only basic ROTC summer camp as a member of Ctam- with colUge know-how eta* viaKatiottft to Uw observatory. r - Ail Elizabeth resident who form- puny C, Wh Battabon. Curriculum kH» for v*rwu* |ra*e erly lived in Union, Mn. Cfctorn far fcNuhm CooducW tor Ihe third OOBMOU- ttv« y**r bqr 4v Tmlnii* CM*tr'| ^^^ ^^^^^^b^J^A* Bilk-^mmm^ ™mm^m ^^^fl^pHmmm^pi^^^^^'i-^^^w^^^^^^^^ ^ ^ 1 tabM in ii»e aim ft* by Olmoina Trotttr maU thrgrondwt campul pato. Th«y loolt bait with In addition, the p*»>M* prVvite have for a uMnmer iwtitaft* In attn*«ny Unftqtw in ** concept of cemftoM nwn than 39.9M poflM active-duty training in Ueu of two for tifted hiflh tceml ' Jersey, tncftud- aduJt «*ue*tfc* cottrscs Jft tine felt years «n-canif*ia study, this camp tg many w*mmm& nceaenwdeda ubyy MM differs in many aspects from the plaids. From the topr"Dandy", fwo-tone spat look wifh silver/ and spring by meraters | jtueenU from etammtsry grades normal bask: training cycle. «f Amateur Attronornersc»., Inc.* . »at through eolteolfetfe e Angeto, a 1965 graduate of Holy • the Union CaU«|e abtervatory. m IPersoiu Trinity High .School, wag graduated Black-and-grey, 16.00. "Times Square", a stubby front with metal Ornament Thi objertiws of ttwprojec t are Braille sbmM ca*l the Hed Cross or this year witih a bachelor of aits de- to brtafen MNI tnrich th« ' Mrs. Thomas CuMiinghlam, gree in h:i.*ory from F»iPh>ld Uni- for efaneatAry and 574 Yorktown Hd., Union, chairman versity, Fairfield, Conn. H« will en- atudenU, teacftiers aad of the braille comtnktee. ter Kordhum University hsm School and nailhead trim. Centurion brown or black, 17.00. in bank astronomical concepts at in the fall. all teveis; to intoran and orient fihem to th* Hnpliostiom vt apace e»plora- Dbtrict tim and research; to acquaiDl thmn "Lancaster", a spirited young brogue with an antiqued brais ornament. -.-,• .---V wit* the instruments *nd equipnwnt by Boy Scottto iMid t)? pnsfesahnwk Lester Friedman, District Scout ta attract young fwopfe to Executive of the Cofenial Dtotrtet of Centurion brown, 16.00, "Milan", a broad toe with ewwra, including astronomy to the Watchung Area Council, Boy prwMe m AHtortWkity for direct ob- Scouts of Amtrioa has been promot- el the he*veu» fchraugh ed to the pwrttieB of auetotairt. *T«e- j mi. •bwrvaiflry i«atrumeiita; to tor of f4na«Ge in the areaAer New perforated trim and new slant heel. Dry olive, 'U.Q0. ptmritt apeml citjwi^eiicca in IB-York Cawftd'fe. Mr. Friedrflait be- tw—my fer gim his new position on Sept. t. He «iiM7 gdwiel JtuAwite, aw* to M-served the Getanlal District wenpris- Ing t\m cemfnuniffciet «f Wwtfle-W, prtoate i.: in >Krea«enig or Mounfiainaiide, SooKich Plfl4iw, Fan- the Umehim af aatronomy aiWl wood, and Garwverf tor the three and en* half years. i ; . .:L-.. .. .rv. seienee In their . "- . il"i •*•- •

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fe v'iW AS^i • r- Page 3 WESTFIELD (N.J.) LEADER, , SEPTEMBER 4, 19€ THE WESTFIELD LEADER comes. Contrary io propaganda, tion is of questionable destrflbHity. tlam T. Colilll, G.OJP, gubernatorial Life In The Suburbs By Al SmUti only a handful are corporate rather One difficulty lies in the feet that candidate, Mrs, Elhcl R. Andriuli, I^I^^^^^^_^_^^_J^^^^_^_^_^^^^^^____^^^^^^^_^_^_^_^^^^^^^^^ fm-n work is seasonal nnd tran- wife of Rosellc Coundhnen Fred AFFILIATE MEMBER lli-tit fomlly-owned faims. What about the union? Chavez's sient to a great degree. 'Hhen, too,Andniili, will assist McDonotfg'h on NATIONAL NEWSPAPER ASSOCIATION consider the plight of the farmer. behalf af the Con-gressmian. GEORGE. I'M meet as many people in' Published Thumdays at We_tfield, Now Jemy. ty fifljij ers. He failed in his job of getting 1 |*ld leader Printing in* Publishing: Company. An Imlep_D_e__ VACATION/ grape workers to sign up for theposition, without bai'galning power Union County es possible/ McDon* ou&'h s-tated. '"It teou r intention to U Paper for th» Town of WtatfteW fcnd Borough of union voluntarily—4mly two or three in the face of a strike. What negoti- percent did so, Attempts to call a ating power is, there white one's comply with that request Mr. Cn- P« y«r ** adwwa. •*•<» out of county. hill visited PJamfieKl yestet-day EatablliheEtbll d 1890 »-.** strike, despite Chavez's claims, have crop rots and the other side stalls? Office: 60 Elm Street, Weitfield. V, 3, 070-0 Time—fhe major factor in agricul- \s*hen Mayor Bbtz and other local Teh 232-4107 — S32-4.08 been ignored by bhe vast majority. Member rfL' £,: Having failed to organize in theture — is always on -the striker's dignitaries greeted the Oongress- Quality -WeekUea of New Jersey normal way, Chavez decided to dra-side, , man and accompanied him on a New Jersey Press Ansoclntlop ::? (our of the city. Mr, OaliiM address- National Editorial Alti :; v.:c- : ->^:;-v--r:.v-.;-' ;1 goon the lot Into his union by eom- California grape harvests have : : : ed the Plainfield Roiarians at their FufalUfcn • - • r n n WAIVTE-t 3. USB .' V, pelli ng growers ttough boycott proceeded without major inekJefiti •;-.-iv.-.:•"•: • •"•"< b-^'i Editor --•.. luncheon meeting. QMX* W- TRIMBLB ••j:*^:v>:v' pressure to sign closed-shop con- and the boycott has had little effect '.:...;>.v^.;,;,;.:.;,.. .-y-X'-l M frl ^:^:i;, tracts. At the bottom the whole dis- so far. But as Chavez propaganda "A county-wide campaign kick- :-v^-x:vL • — "• • *?:•::::-:.:>:-V-_ - .... • ..^. - I-. >- "•- ^' :•-•_ • • "^---. -i. • •_ -•:•• •* off honoring Mr. Cafoill and the :!'•'• pute is a power struggle for the •:••• spreads, many Americans are be- -'-. ,•', v.-y. .>/'•;•'.-; ••.-;•;•-r-."1 County Commit-Eec men and women n possible millions of dollars in dues •••.•:•*%:•::•:•>•.•;> :•:••:•. ••: •: ; ginning to believe \n his phony cru* •'•.•»']• •"•"••.•.•• »'• ;-!•!• ***.-"~*"T- has been planned M W3eSand*5, and assessments which could be sade. It would be tragic if, on-the . r.V--"-'-:,~--'M:::""'M'"L Mountainside, at 8 p.m. Sept, S, It THURSDAY, SEPTEMBER, 4, 1969 • •• faiH^Hfa ri.H-a Ill.rh taken from unionized farm labor •basis of the miscon'-eptions noted, the public were to mistakenly sup- is our hope that every voter in the 1 i • •• — ' "' ••'-•• *• -• • i -•'•••'• -~- '•'•'• •••-^- : -• -'.''^v- qnce a precedent—grape worker im- :*:•••:•'. .^.. . J,.U' ."ll "" *•;:;-:' county will drop by that evening - - .. i ». 11 •_ -1, i - - -111 -j i '.4-!-;-^'i">:A':':i:i::""'-"-"-:"'"v::r>'i v::/-: iorri-ation—4ias been established. port the boycott and allow Chavez •s-x^-.w,:': "y_;;v -v:x.--t:::'""-: and meet ttw man wbo is asking to :-:-:.•:::•: 'o •-A^>V ••V-:.-.V "X-IL:. »:• and Ms vision of an afiriculiural • .1. i . . - 1.1,1 •'.-.'.', .'* . i ."• • r i"|".r 1 • i ."". H Opposition among the grape work- be their governor/' MciDonough con- Shocking Figures >:•. y. :-;:'._"•:•'-•'••••: ••-• 'V-J--^1^v n- -'.• •.j •.• L.- i'.'-1 ers Chavez claims to represent has "closed, sfoftp" to triumph. cluded. Prior to the rally. Mr. Ca- :•:>::>••"•>. Ijeen so strong that many have hit! will spend the afternoon touring It seems incredible that in a community which prides joined a counter-organization — the county. --rTTK A VACATION TO itself on education, is considered a "thinking" community Farm Workers Freedom to Work. County Cahill and whose average income and educational background is r"1 REST UP AFTER THE Ttiis is headed by Jose Mcndoza, a c_^» far above the average, should have about 10 per cent of its SUMMER VACATION- 'grap£ w orker un1 i ke professional Cfaainmii Namied 'AWm«ai_ 8-4--^ unioneer Chavez. Mendoza's group voting potential unable to vote because of failure to regis- has undertaken to refute Chavez's Army Pfc. Harsha S. RaOf 23, son of Dr. and Mrs. K. Natfarflja Rao of ter. propaganda and put the full truth Uni^n Couijty , KefwbHcjati Chair- -about the boycott and srike before man Richard G. ScJwel of WestfieW 509 Dorian PL, wes assigned recent- Of the 2, 410 number cited by the Eagleton Institute Summer's End the public. has named Richard C. McDonoujh ly to the 1st Cavalry Division (Air- of Politics at Rutgers as non-registered, some no doubt of Scotch Plains the county's cam- mobile, as a countoai medical aid- LETTERS TO THE i. cannot comply with the registration requirements for Editor, Leader: TAKE The idea of -rgricii-Uunl unioniza- paign manager of Congressman Wil- man, EDITOR Hack to school brings a change in length of residency in the state or county. But it seems im- structure to a rewarding program FIVE possible that there are almost 2,500 who have not lived of friendship which took place all for six months in New Jersey or in the county 40 days ktten U tfet ««ilir nw_4 summer among the young people of v- bear • figMtare ao* a itreH our town, By FRED V* KOKE prior to Nov. 4. Wfth the help of neighborhood men (News item) "Three sociotogists, ••'&< Registration is a simple procedure and contrary to who built picnic tables and a bartte- after much researdhing, have come cue pit, friends in town who donated some beliefs, does not require a political party affiliation. ktten will be p up with the findrngs that "male stu- T swings and jurtgle gym, Union Coun- dents like to date physically attrac- One may register at any municipal cterk s office in Letters m«ft be ty Anti-Poverly people who sent prefer* tive wwiwn." Union County. To make it convenient, the Westfield Town equipment and liir&d local person- Why any little kid in kindergarten Clerk's office is open for registration from 6 to 9 p.m. to- nel, a smaH lot on Oacctala PI. was could hav« told them that. Sttil you AU letter* mutt be U changed into a beautiful playground jiight, as well as these hours Sept. 11,18,19 and 22 through for children too young to attend the must admit the entire research bit "Lea*r" eftae by FrMa? H must have proved "mighty inter- 25, deadline for registration for voting in November's elec- they an to ajaeftr *• the Mlatt- town-9ponsared recreation program. Mothers from town worked as co- esting." A lot better than checking tion. iane* on those old moon rocks. The "Leatfer" reuma the ordinators under the leadership ot The election promises to be a challenging one, with Mrs. George Withers. Teen-agers <# 4 * New Jersey electing a new Governor as well as contest* f reject w e4M «7 fetter worked with Counselors Frank CAMP COUNSELOR TELLS ALL. to Smith and Alfred Harristm to pro- A fond farewell, my little lads, for many other offices. duce a summer of creative activity* Your departure fills me with joy; Good government does not just happen; it i« made by Arts and crafts, spirt* and trips fill- Compared to you, a "dead-end kid/1 interested citizens. If you are a statistic in Westfield's or Lauds Ordinance ed the weeks. Waeftingtai Hock Girl Is a little Lord Faunteroy, * + •* Mountainside'* non-registered list, we strongly urge you Scout Coimei'l donated a bus trip tu Editor, Leader: Oheesequake State Paric and to Sbat- There is a stillness at the sum- to register now-and vote later. The amendment prohibiting park- en Island Zoo, in addition toextend * mer camps. The only sound is the ing at certain times is very timely *nig the use of Oamp Sinawifc for two whirring of the adding marines, as -< and I hope it is approved by the weeks in August to tbe cMtfrfn la the accountants total the summer Town Council. It should be a boon the Union County Anti-Poverty pro- take. And a good sum it la. Each to those who must operate the street gram. camp counselor has hurried down School's Open—Drive Carefully cleaning apparatus. No one can keep to his friendly neighborhood head* streets clean if tib*re are cars park- We called it our YloulMo-Yocth •shnnker for his annual think-tank ed along the curtw at the hours summer project. Teen-ager* from check-up. We know one fellow, who Pointing to a recent AAA study which reported that when they go through the streets. youth groups in town came fartbfully rushing into his psychiatrist's office, each year some 11,000 children are involved in traffic ac- Naturally, papers and dirt accumu- to the playground, some lor * week, threw himself on the couch and cidents -while walking to and from school, R. J- Visile, Gen- late at the curb and bhe equipment others for longer periods Itm neigh- shouted, "Look, Doc, no questions eral Manager of the New Jersey Auto Club, local AAA af- must have access to these curbs to !)or)KK*i children who became our this first session, I'll just take an do an adetjuate job. We'd all like to friends were a joy to be wWi- Each hour of sleepy-we^py." And the good filiate, urged all motorists to drive with extra care as school be proud of our downtown streets one is different, eadh has aktih and dctetor, with visions of a $23,00 cof- reopens for the fall season. The Auto Club is conducting but we can't be if they are littered personalUy which JU« unique to him dancing in his head, just its annual public information campaign to alert drivers to at the curb end there surely is litter o" her aloue. We are jad Lo set lira i ted $nd mumbled, "Pleasant under present circumstances! sumcir^r come to an eHo. W* tt^J to the need for extra caution as schools opqn this week. Nancy F. Reynokte continue out program of friemMilp. 'Remember," urged Mr. Vialte, "that many of the 302 E. Broad St. Sincerest fcharaks ar* bewin ex- five and six year olds are entering our heavy traffic for pressed to aU who gave so gener- ously of their time and talents- the first time on their own and need time to develop grett- Care Needed adults, teen-agers and young chil- er self-confidence/' He pointed out that youngsters 5-8 Editor, Leader: dren—«nd to the neighbors who ex- years of age are involved in two out of every three school- I would be interested to know why tended their hosptbaftty to us, child pedestrian accidents. it Is not possible for the owner of Weatfield Youth-to-Yowth Program THE CALIFORNIA GRAFft. WHTC0TT FRAUD To help reduce traffic congestion and confusion the vacant lot at tt>e corner of Bircti and Highland Aves. to be held re- A»k» "No" Vole the PalHkwl Aclhw €«mn_Wrc ground schools, Vialle asked parents not to drive their the W-flUleM Teen-Age START EACH sponsible for giving this property Editor, Leader: thildren to school. "Youngsters have to leam to be inde- minimal care. After some thirty two years on pendent in traffic," he said. "Besides, parents driving chil- At the present time^and, i-ndeed, the Board of E<-ueMton in the Bor* Cesar Chavez, head of the United for many months—thH lot hag be- ough of Mountainside, having expe- Farmworkers Organizing Comtanittee dren to school often help to create hazardous traffic situa- come so ovengrown as to be virtual- DAY WITH rienced the problem of obtaining (UFWOC) and his a-Hies nation- tions for all children." : ly impassable on the putoltc side- school sites in the part, Echobrook wide are trying a gain to convince AAA urges all motorists to help our youngsters safe- walk—one has U> detour out into the was voted Awn several tiknes and the American public not to pur- road to get by it. It goes without ly begin another exciting school year by remembering that finbHy bought piece by piece, wfcidft chase California table grapes. Chov- wying that it is also a dreadful eye- (Treat ty-adde d to its expenoe. e_ insists that he Is leader of a GREATER "School's Open — Drive Carefully." sore. Deerfiekl was houRht in the same movement aimed at getting better It w'oukt seem t» me that if the wages and working condHons for owner cannot be made to maintain way, piece by piece, built upon, al- tered and expanded and at Lfris ti-m« the grape workers, who are sup- hit propttty, the Town of Wwtfield, posedly on strike. The toycott is 4 , i using some of its "Keep Wes-ft*M is practically ground limited. INTEREST! designed to bring pressure uidirect- Taxpayers Are Aware Beautiful" equipment, coM clean Beechwood was purchased piece up this corner and bill (tie property by piece and is- abouft up to its ca- Jy on the growers to yield to his owner. pacity now, ground wise. demands. OPEN A SAVINGS ACCOUNT TOO AY! The New Jersey Taxpayers Association, in its latest There are no sites available in the The American public, parttewlarly Jane F. Percy ^^^•^^^l^^^^^^l^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^_^^__^^_^_^_a^_^_^_^_^_^_^_^_^_^_^_^^_^_^_^_^_^_^_^_^_^_^_^_^_^_^_^_^_^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^_^^^^^^^^^_^^^^^^. breakdown of what it costs taxpayers for the operation of (Mrs. John O. Percy) Borough for firture use therefore NO h the East, far removed from the the various segments of our government, reports what 528 Bixvh Ave. raOFERTY BELONGING TO THE vineyards, barters a number of BOARID OF EDUCATION should be misconceptions (arising from the moat taxpayers are already aware — the tax levy has in- released, exchanged or disposed of. widespread Chavez proipagawta) GRAND OPENING creased. Try te Ft is more vaH»bte to the Board of about the California "grape strike" Local property tax levies this year have risen 10 per- Education to be used and added to —which is a hoax—and the "grape CELEBRATION Editor, Leader: as there is space available and Hie boycott'—which is merely an at- Befrig a young person today is not cent — for a total in excess of $1.7 billion. And, of that school was designed for an addi- tempt to dragoon largely unwilling total, nearly $1 billion represents school costs — which the easiest thing in Che world. I am tional wing. NOW IN PROGRESS a young person myself, but I don't agricultural workers into unions. rose 14 percent, which the association said is the largest As regards Borough needs for* tJh** Despite Chavez's claims of atro- bejieve in everything tha* my gen- Council or tnunic^iRy, it is up to one-year increase in the history of the state. eration does. I believe that if you ciously low wages a*id terrtbte work- them to locate a site and ft wou-ld feel thai flhing1. are not being done ing conditions, California farm Ja- The tax figures, as broken down by the Association, not he occmormcal for the Board of foorers enjoy the highest average FREE! GIFTS rfeht. do not go out and start a are alarming if it can be anticipated that further increases riot \o get your point across. Sure Education to release Sbis property farm wages in Bhe nation f** 'per- cent higher than in New York, for are ahead of us. you can demonstrate but do it right. to them. FIRST FEDERAL SAVINGS ft wouW be more practical IF example). Paymeirt tf> the grape During the past decade local tax levies have risen Be peaceful about it. Get a group together of imei&i-gent people bo go Eehobrook is to be disposed of toworkers is on a combination hourly $937 million with taxes for school purposes up by more and sit down and balk over your advertise and realize its full value and piece-rate basis. The current Grant CMy Shopping Center than a half-billion dollars. Based on the breakdown schools complaints to the head of the organ- and reduce the amount of indebted- tease-wage is SI..5 per hour plus 25 ness that would be cr&aled by the. merits per 36-pound "3ug" filled. Ex- account for 56 percent of the total local levy; munictpaJi- iwtinn. If this is no good then go to Oorfc, N. J. a hifther authority, because some- bond issue, therefore vote NO on perienced workers can fiH ten an ties about 22 percent; counties. 20 percent and deductions wheiv down rhe line you will get re- the referendum Ootmber Nift. -low; even the inexperienced can for veterans and senior citizen exemptions, two percent, Don Maxweli manage tihree oi' J'our, !. Army Lk-n! f'ol. 'Ret.1 ;md Mi*s. tinn regulation, wagf! payments biw, We cannot help I>U1 f"H thai \o«.v Jersey should look But. as tor me. I am willing to wait Clordon J. Anhroct. 21 and miiTimum waffe law for women ro the fwlural government for a far greater return from p:nu»n:iy for rJiis change to come Dr. and minors. The cti^pute ha,s liiUo ulmui. benuuse 1 know t*h^ a change M"oi*o than SOft c to do with the migrant laJ'jor prob- flu- tax dollars collected from Mn* residents of this .state. b will rvt n»ually enme aboui. rfitii>.'iijn!.' in lem. Ninety percent of the grope As it is now. the federal governnient collects several hun- workers :]critiajnt tiu-m ;viih :\\\ cs of (i '.-f Thr Grape of Wrnh ovi-v :tO ho rhi.s :iiat Surrly. under (IMI;IV s conditions. \>w 't) ;irifit-'*si:ntd fliern. JtiM i^ivc us t hip :\\ -hi1 r>Ui'f)'f! . Thf- s ago simp>ly iif> lonijcr upyilii's. <'ht:if" and we* \v\}\ offic'Ts x'Yt •>? lie could not t>o critiHu'tfl 'or sckuv^ a njurc for Hu* -rrowcjs. m.'iiiy ar« you h^ iion of hii'so funds, 't»yn(4ra*ion itnini^riinis from i* you wr-iv yiiufhs fi)'i y'i \"}r y ami V!j'rns!;ivi;i. itn ethnic WESTFIELD A rpKirft'r ui a fnilimn dollars Hcvnr^d jwrhupx \n '\\r ^i MOUNTAIfiSIDE r mmorhy in t!iems<»lv_s. T'licir hold' wlucali >nul nc-t.'d, or assistance ro rnumcipaJUiiis — could Sivnal i'itr])' ;n(^.s MVcr^iiC 1*30 a^i'^s. wilh owner*- ISO ttm Strtet • riafke me tax picture more F A-llaire ' rtftiw dn'irird1 n-mohu many •I-

iff & THE VKTEIEU) 1EABER, THURSDAY, SEPTEMBER 4,-tm Pnffe 3 eraftor. Study Shows Value their easels and demonstrate In var- tration is on a walk-In Iwisis; they Freeholders Study Freeholder Maguire, v$m presided ious media. Flowers, music jand must come to the YMCA to register at the meeting, called upon Alfred In Time of Emergency Perry Zimmerman Of Reflective Plates ^__wrrrr^_^_^__^ __ ..i... - II •—tman-rmm prizes wilt also add to a gflla event. their sons for the dosses, Swim- Linden, planning director, to review The public is invited to attend the >xmng classes tiro avaitabta Cor boys Disposal Problem the profrtas of refuse disposal in The nighttime safety vtaJue of re- Usual Fire Precautions Seminar Panelist Show, and members of Academic in grades I to 12 «t vnrimis levels Union County, Mr, Linden indicated fleetii've license plates h&s received •Artists, Inc. wii be on hnnd to .an-of skiil developtnont Gym instrtto In response to tire pressing pro- tihat there are several combined swer any Questions regarding irienv blem, of refuse dJspfasal which was strong documentation in a new study Mountainside — Perry Zimmer- lion is awiAlable Coi* boys o£ this factors which have resulted ia • the prepared for the Hig&w&y Safely Vital in Nuclear Attack man of Cranlord will be guest pane- classes, programs, etc. age also. the concern of several municipalities disposal problem. The factors in- Bureau of the -S. Department ol Fire, the ffreat help and nected), a ladder, buckets filled list at a seminar on "Care and Be- A special gym program is of* at a meeting on Jisie ii in Spring- clude population grovrib, the limited T Transportation. hazard to mankind, would with sand, containers filled storation of Pamtmgsr' to be held iercd for 4 and 5 year old boys and field, various approaches to thavailabilite y &£ vaaant laud ior fill prove so again during ana with water, and a fire extin- The repost, a portton. of which at S p.m. tomorroiv at the •girls and is culled kindergym. The problem have been under study by sites, and fche recent closing of after a nuclear attack. guisher. Keep in mind that Pavilion Building In Echo l/ake YMCA Classes the County Freeholders' Department nearby disposal areas whidh have deals wtUi interrelated aspects of White a jraclear attack vapoming-Hquid types of fire program offers a variety t>E tnsirue- might start many more fires, extinguishers can produce dan- Park. This wM be the final of a iional and recreational gym acUvi* o£ Ittter-GovernmentaS Affairs. A resulted in high transportation costs lighting systas and reflectors oa gerous fumes when used in vehicles, indicates reilleetwe license and make it less likely that series of 1969 summer seminars of- in Monday ties. follow-up meeting was eoswhrd**! by for the scavengers concerned. regular firemen would be avail- small enclosed spaces. fered by Academic Artists Inc. The the chairman, Freeholder Wiliam plates are a "feul-safe" means of able to fight home fires, the Parents who do not know in 'Mr. Linden also indicated that fcheproviding vehicle ilkiminafclon and same techniques of firepre Thre- e Ways to Put Out Fire program will be preceded by a brief Swim instruction and gym class* which swim class to enroll their Maguire, in the Com* House in EUz- memibersihip meeting for the elc- abeth to examine two of the more Vnmn County Planning Beard is therefore are a signiftoant contribu- vention and iirefiglitmg would Tliere are three basic ways • es begin at the YiMCA OR Monday. children may have their sons tested be aa useful during a nuclear feion of board members for the 1970 Registration for these classes be- appJicabk* teehawjties of solid waste f>resenliy involved in a three year fctoa to highway safety. to put out a fire; at 3:30 tomorrow or on Saturday be* master plan program in which two- emergency as at any other 1, Take sway its fuel. season, which wiU begin May 1 and gan on Tuesday. Parents may en-tween JO and 12, disposal that are available (tncera- They perform m a number of time. 2, Take away its air fcors and high pressure oonqiati&*n>+ Mnh of the cost is borne by-foe end Sept. 30. roll their boys at the YMOA to- Parents desiring additional lit* way*, l3he report says. Among themt Normal fire prevention rules (smother it). morrow and Saturday, according to RepreseirtSng the firm of Ameri- federal government. Because of cer- would he of special importance 3, Coo! It with water or firft- As a result of his tour of Italy formation may either eall or stop tain requirements set forth by the • A reflective license plate on tha in a nuclear emergency. They extinguisher chemicals. Ms smnmsv, Mr, Zimmerman has Harry L. Leste Jr., director of by the YMCA on Ferris PI. can Men max was its president, Jo- include familiar common sense physical education services* seph Menafra. Mr. M&iafita describ- Department ol Housing and Urfoan rfiiar G£ a v-oMele constitutes a large, Ordinary /ires should be been able to broaden ills consider- Development, the refuse disposal compact area tat is lighted at precautions such as not allow- fought by; ed his disposal operatic to be one ing trash to accumulate* • Getting the burning ma* able knowledge of old paintings, Registration also will be accep- The Wiiilara Miller Sperry Obser* of high pressure eomspactMrn which section el fjhe program is scheduled ntght. lit k ttaefcre an integral part especially near heat sources; term! oyt of the house. Wbidj has qualified him to do re- ted the weeks of Sept. 3 to 13vaior, y on the Unioa College cara- would reduce refcise at a 10:1 ratio. for the third year (fce^naing mid- of a vehicle's rear signal system. exercising extreme caution in • Putting out the fire with storation work for many museums and 15 to 20 where openings remain ptis in Cranford, houses a 12%-lndi 197QK the use of flammable fluids water, sand earth or fire- and private gaHeries. in the classes, The operation consist of transfer • Because rellecfcive plates, in such as gasoline and naphtha, t reflector telescope and a six-inch re- extinguisher chemicals. Recognized as one of New Jersey's Parents are reminded that regis- fractor telescope. stations, a compaction plant, and a Freeiholder B&wmer irvost instances, are unlfomi in srae Smeluding storage of such fluids • Smothering the fire witK land fill site, all of wfcteh would be reedpt of reaoluftMs which have and shape, an oncoming driver im* outside when possible; care in a rug or blanket, preferably top-levei artists, Mr. Zimmerman's operated by She American Menmax the ixse of electricity; repair* wet. line line tawings are as crisp as been forwarded to the UINQH Oounty mediately associates what he sees ing of faulty wiring and avoid- Company. Board of Chosen Freeholders fey sev- with a vehicle. There is no stand- ing of overloaded circuits, Special types of fires require etchings, and as hlgMy regarded special methods: as his detailed oils and pastels. His . To discuss t&e incterata aspect eral concerned municipalities. In ardization to rear lighting system and repair of faulty heating • If it is an electrical /ir*. of solid waste disposal was Mlarvin general, these resolufci&ns requested and thereto*, fcbey -do not have the •ystezn&t be sure to shut off the elec- technique is proof of Jits thorough academic training in ifte style of Ktrshner and Jack D. Sprink of thetat the Freeholders accelerate the immediate recognition impact ei re- Special Fire Precaution* tricity first. Then put out the Rtf3t/Von Rol Ocrafpany. ltw?y de- UBSDH County Ftansing Board ref- flective plates. names -with water or anything tihe "o\4 masters," but his subject the«e gpeeial fir* precau- else available. If it is impossi- matter is completely ia harmony scribed their infciiwratter process to use disposal study by financing the This type of Soense plate per- tions should also be taken in a ble ta shut off the etectricity- be one of a highly controlled opera- study entirely witti county funfcis. He time of nuclear emergency, with contemporary decor. Selected forms an important function m the don't use water on »n electrical pieces of 9m work will be on dis- tion designed to meet and/or exceed ujdic^ted thtat these requests were front of a vehicle, too. especially by thote using a fire due to da&ge? of electroea- New Jersey air pollution regulations. currently under study. Freeholder home shelter: tion. play during the evening. Their incinerator would produce a Maguire indicated that the future It k a definite aid In determining 1. Keep the Intense heat • If It fa an o# or grta— iMr. Zimmerman studied at New work of tihe comiratfcee will involve Just where in an oncoming lane & »y« of nuclear explosions jiwf, shut off the supply of Jersey State Teaehe-ra' College, sterfle residue w&cti could be used front entering your house feywhatever is burning, Tbm for land JBL This residue would be meetings with scavengers and miay- yeMcfe is when one o£ its headlights chain* doors, windows, «md smother the flamea with land, Brooklyn Foliechnical Institute, and y one-eighth of the ori-ors of each municipality to keep is oat—near (or over) (the center Venetian blmdi. If window* are earth* rugs, or other heavy New York University. He furthered Aume injected into the inciti- them informed of the cwnmiftee's line or near (he shoulder, the report not fitted with Venetian Winds, materials. Don't «» water, his training with Hans Wefogaetner cover the Inside or ouUide of and Bernard Gussaw, both recog- says. Their value is obvaous the win4ow« wiUi aluminum • If it ia a gat fire, shut Mf both of an oncoming vehicle's haad- the sr*3 supply. Then use nized as master artiste. He teacfoes foil, or coat the rlasa with1 water, sand or earth to pal out lights are out, either because of whitewMh, household cleaning whatever i« burning. prrvatejy at Ms irame studio, >m& is malfunction or beOauw trf a powder, or even mod* on tihe teaching staff of Academic f ul driver. 1. Unless local authorities Arists, Inc. He is an executive board ftdviae otherwise, fill bucketi, Th* information In «W» meariber of Artists Equity of N,J., The report haa a bathtubs and other containers §tory was furniahtd by tA* AS weil as Academic Artists, line. for the few Jtates which do not re- with water for use in emer- U*S, jpepartmmt «/ Ih* quire frortt facenw plat«. gency flre ftghtinff. /sttMj O§k* &f Civd &*> iMr. Zimmerman will be one of the S. If you have taken refuge ffuse, to prepare pstfpto Judges at the outdoor snow for ncm- "Since all oars are equiiiped to In a home fallout shelter, stay for a nuclear attack dnd profess tonal &od junior members of carry botii front and roar piatet, Uwe unless you hear an explo- Uam nskat action* to Uk* sion that breaks windows. If in eta* OK attack Academic Artists Inc., to be held dummy reflective pJatea aboukl be yoa do, check to msJt* sure 0ceur, tacal on Sunday, Sept, 14 from 10 a.m. issued by states which d» not re- Bothtnff *& four hone is burn- to 5 p.m. at Edw Lake Park, quire mastered plates in front. ing, and there *re fto ether for Kpplytng tM pttMm jeorge T. Cram, new general su- SERVING CENTRAL JERSEY 'Front platei, dummy or other ires near your home- that w\th more «tatt#a mrvi* perintendent of the Union County night endanger you. «ttl mstructiim /or Mis Park Commission, w£U be gttest ef wise, are also u»efeil becauae. in If a flre does occur, ftght It •rw, The informntvm. waa some aPdBft, un lighted cars art per promptly. A home wiirht be rf«MD» from tM OC& p*&* hots&r during *&e day, and will have SINCE 1932 mitted to park at the side of the saved by kaowing how to flitht heatitm. "In Tiit%* «/ 47«#f* ibis portrait painted m oifa by Miss road teeing in either *r«*lon. fire*, and by having cm &*n4 „ • (B-Hh »«e* * Mary Ellen Silkoteh of Piseataway. some haaie ftreilghtiiis; tools. mvaikble withmt elwrg* Art work by members of Academic THE ALL-ROL Np SHOE ft me y« •UrtMd These ahould include s> nrden Atrti or *vea m caiual suit It'i * «bw Skc ttiU BM by t # w a safety standpoiinit, a re- mt local tivft 4*f*m e/ Artists Inc. will decorate 400 feet flcctive badiKF^tutd m a tec*iTse feoss (preferably slresdy con* witk HMN toe, UUle fcwl *MI m trim «f U»y •penlngft OUR LARGE NEW OFFICE IN of snow fence along the lake, and 12 At Ep+tln't Bo*ery> E. Bro«d St.* plate Is more impDrtant than refiec- prof assKonal members wiE set up torixed digK«, aoconfaig to the re- port. Ws, bwause a bright back- CENTRAL PLAINFIELD IS STILL ground projects the "total shape" nurses, iniialiaiUon ther- which conveys knmediate rwooffni- Dr. Ay res to Lead apists and irtvysfcrtherapHts, Selec- ted sessions of demonatratioos, tton value to an approaching motor- tic* and clinkal oteervatwrns are FIISHMEN - SOPHOMORES - JUNIORS - SENIORS EXPANDING; ist. A rrfterts-ve t»ck«rouml ateo Training Session tffeo included In the program. A projects a greater mam ol Ight and certificate «f participation In tibe therefore can be aeon from a greater program will be presented to dfetance. Registered mimes from heanstris m& c\mkm in Uwon Couoly are io- INQUIRIES INVITED Our mtxamto are hack ta submit anfioatiflM ftsr A |l« ttiitkjit ls#( which oevers

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MMmm I •* «l ***- Ji **M9 #***•» WESTFIELD STORES e% Town OPEN MONDAY NIGHTS r Page 4 THE WESTFIELD B^-- summer in a Pacific Northwest VAN'S 5sh> or milkiweed pods Solos and Sorvfco da* of TJatom LIVERY SERVICE camp. He and a friend drew Gauteed pufifiball slices APPLIANCE CO. i - -. . COLONIAL part oF their stores from the land •Wild berries (blackberries, wine- Part* — Ropolrt - UMOUSINES- .while camping out for 2\k months, •BHVI«B _ INSTALLATION Car W»»h« SPORTS CENTER berries, etc.) lor dessert •ALH* B«rrlBV We«tfl*ld * Vldnttr and became impr^sseti by the seem- QUALITY USED CARS WAXtNO * With Unfforme* Chauffeur* "Everything- fur tha Pink lemonade made from the Weatherproofan 91BQ« 1*11 ingly infinite variety of wild food • KITCHEN AH> POLISHINO Com pie t* Xqnlpmaat Fon iredberried sumacs or wild teas • HAMILTON AD 24494 resources available. Call 233-4050 Insulation & Siding Work For All Occtwloni Anywbw* from a number of plants for • WHIRLPOOL 4M Bferta An. •> A Sfwcialty In or Out of th* Stat* • Go'Jf Gail's professional research area, • NORGB • FlBmv winter to spur their growth the fol- K«t to UBIOS Covaty Rn«d Dipt. Freqacat and Dlraat ferric* a Arch«r aquatic ecology, is indirectly related There are edible wild plants avail- r Oth«r» Call 276*3474 to all a Tennl* to his hdbby, and has led to hig con- 1216 South Av»., W. — Plan — a Bkilnf able in all seasons, including win- PROMPT BERVICB • All Ota*r tinued active intonest in discovering ter. 251 E. 1st Av«.r ROMII« Dial 232-1100 new natural food sources. Call 232-3724 SKI BENTALB The possible fare during colder North 4V Control Avw., W«tfi«W BadaatBton * Tennla BaeqaatB He has pursued his interest 117 E. Broad St. WtttfloW Oldtmobil* Co. DELICATESSENS R«Btrun» months includes 4 and Kevinr 2 OAtiY'S DRUG STORE M«t—C«»*n«» Cat that, despite increasing urbaniza- they may be found on many even- SEVELL-S Mad* Food B|i*tilfeltl tion, people today can enjoy many of ings and weekends throughout the 3-1 !ft the same natural foods their fore- Dodga « Praaaar Or dart spring and summer collecting and AUTO BODY CO. -'T fathers did simply iby looking preparing these unusual foods. Body and Pal at Stoop 332-0409 around their own backyards. IAA • ALA • M.CA, load AM Gail points out that many people Dl«l 33X-423S THIS hesitate to use wild foods because 34 Hour Towlnj Fender Repair* — FftintlAff of a fear of eating something poison- Man Winner 233-0075 1M Contrail Avo. MORTON'S ous. He counters this by saying At Antique Car Show Truck Fainting and Repair! that fine only way to use wild foods Foreign Car Servlo# 405 ««vth Avo. W. lARTlLLS is to find out something about • MOVINO « ITOftAOl Harry C. Dunn of 221 Wychwnod Call 233*tl«7 fAltM * OAWiN SUPfLlttv INC WUUAM IAMM them first, not just go out and eat ,, received a first prize blue rib- |a*a» •nw tM STORf blindly. bon for his 1932 Packard in fehe pro-120 Windsor Av«. W*»tfi*M iM-timtiwM I HENRY f. TOWNSIND ONf Of IHf There are mpny books that i-n- duction class at the A.A.C.A. Invi- ROTCHFOM) PONTIAC crrm tTOtAOl f IH MAU troduct the subject in simple terms, tation Meet, N.J. Region, held at the Vtoe* IN TOWN Mall at Short Hills on aSurday, Aug/ •lid the way to begin using the • f» y ada MOVIHO 4 -ACKWO lodds avail alb le us to learn the plants 23. FHOJfi? HMD AMONMBW* ItFYtBt • RennliBlna-, rawlrlaff aaA *f aay lump AM. SHOCK AfSS^gSSS Oood Will Uiafl Car* *Oid linnpi rovtoroi • Tic tor tan •loh WBlBfeL AIMW ••Jrt' •aaffiB Uwi Cara our J»M* • AUTO MALMS •Ur-aaftanln* Bait 333*1300 143 lowfh Avo. I., a Alao eaa #UBlleata a* Hltr • OPTICIANS (Near ttf O Llf atlflfl Fliturei POLING OIL CO Bronan and nwif O Wi al*o inatatl £«. 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FOR , • , . e&me in for hmeh nnrl Minor Repair* Lot) typ«a Sfci«*otion of Juyt bring In the aa of *oo> THESf Cars and Tru Since 1935" MOBIX-HEAT Whan your schedule is crowd- Diat 233-0220 Coaii i. Central Ave, anil ed, you can save time and ADVERTISERS bather by coming in here for a FOR QUICK quick srvack Delicious, too! RESULTS UNIONCOWTY O* COMPACT rot VOLKSWAGEN, RESULTS #PAINt1Mo) ADVERTISE A0VERT1SC AN© fXTIIHOt VOLKSWAGEN CENTER tow IN THIS Kanrifti Buroer NO JOB TOO 11 Fay moor F1BB> DINER i. i'4 #*«** A** THIS SfACf THE WESTFIELD

THE CATHOLIC CHURCH OF FAN WOOD PRESBYTERIAN THE HOLY TRINITY CHURCH Presby. Men Completely New Curriculum Awaits Dr. Tubbs Asked Rt Rev. Msgr. Charles B, Murphy 74 Marti ne Ave., South CHURCH SERVICES BX.S., George L. Hunt John P. Millar Plan Reunion Students at First Baptist Churcll To Aid Dedication ,. Bev, Thomai tL. Dalj Sunday, 10 a.m., worsM-p service: The HPV. Dr. Ace L. TuWI)s of REDEEMER LUTHERAN THE PRESBYTERIAN CHURCH Rev. Satvalon J. Tagliareal Dr. Geonge L. Hunt will preach on On Sunday at the First Baptist reports of teachers and pupils indi- Hio PrL'sbyterian CIUILTII has bcerh CHURCH IN WESTFIELD The Men's Triangle Bible Class of Rev. John E. Murphy the topic "God^ Installment Plan" Cliurcfri of Westfield, pre-schnol chil- cated what worked, what worked asked to participate in dedications 22S Cowperlhwatte PI. 140 Mountab Aveaat the Presbyterian Church in West- ttCTOKY: 315 First St—23M1I7 and the Sacrament of Holy Com- dren througli age pupils, will well, and ufoat didn't work at all. Wednesday, Sept. 17, of the Medal of Rev* Eugene A. Rehwinkel Mintiten field will celebrate its 49th anniver- CONTENT: SS5 Trinity P1.-2S3-315I munion will be observed. Nursery be among the more than 500,000 Am- Teaching methods, materials, nnd Honor Grovi» in Valley Forge Penn- Thursday, 7:3G, acolyte meeting. Dr. Frederick E. CtarfatUi sary at a special Rally Day in the hammir Soko*l — 233-3711 care is provided for children under erican Baptists throughout North resources that didn't measure sylvania State Park. Sunday, 8:30 &jsi. holy comimun- Rev. Rfckird L, Smith Hif k ficbMl — ZU4U4 three. The oortgregation is invited Triangle Room starting at 8:50 a.m. were revised. r Rev. James D. Col* America who will be going to ttielr Dr. Tubbs is a chnpHn (major) ion serv ices; 9:45 a.m., Sunday CCD 001c* - B&745S to stay after the service for fellow- on Sunday, Sept, 14. church school classes and discover- To insure that ihe curriculum Rev. M. BoUa Dunraj ! in the New Jersey Air National StihimH and Bible classes; 11 a.an., ship a nd refreshment under the The Bally Day that was held one ing a new experience. W&ukl be accompanied by first pa!e p Matin • service. The seranon in both Rev. Ace L. Tubbi treete; 10 a.m., church school for Tel. 233-U01 OVA LADY QF LOURDU year ago saw many old friends re- For the first time in the hrstory of teaching, 1,000 "teaching O'ssoci The Freedoms Foundation has de- services will be delivered by the nursery (3 years) and kindergarten. united nmid memories of the class American Baptists, and for one of ates" were trained in nil parts of Rev. .Eugene A. Rehwmkel, Sunday, & and 10:45 a.m., etiurdh Okter children are encouraged to at- veloped the grove on a 52 acre tract tH fMnl Aw*., over the years since the group be- the first times in lihe history of Pro- the United States. Th*ir job was lo school; Men's Triangle Bible Class. tend worship with their parents. gan in the fall of 1920. This year's situated adjacent to Llie SehuykiR Monday, 8 p.m., meeting erf con- 9 and 10:45 a.m., vrorsfliip services. lev. Gerard J. McGmrrv. *••*• testantism, a completely new curri- prepare over S0.W0 Amenioan Bap- River in X'he Valley Forge Pennsyl- Tuesday, 8 p.an., the session meets anniversary program will center firmation parents, Dr. Christian wilL preach on the top- culum plan for all ages is being put tist teachers and administrators to vania State Park. Part of tltis land in the Founders' Room. around a review of some of the class use the new curriculum effectively. Tuesday, 10 ajm.r cammuniiity mis- ic "A Faith Terrifying and Trium- RAT. Genri Whelu into us?. is the original encampment used by Wednesday, 11:30 a.m., mid-week history by several past presidents, "We hope to assist ttie cburohes These teadhimg associates will ho on sions commjjtlee; 8 p.m., "Visitation phant." Vtv* lUym—i AUIM and Hugo C. Loesch win relate the General Goorge Wa s h i tigton'a Procedure." fcaiUrj—lttl Wrwnlag Dr worship in the chtancel led by Rev. to make the church sdiool hours anil for the nest three years to give troops in 1777-1778. objedives di the class. help on any specific local Wednesday, a p.m., church coun- flDdtjr MMKfr-7. John P. Millar; 7:30 pm, ktek-off t'he mo&t valued hours of the week," The entire area is in tin? shape of dessert for all church school teach- All men or the church aw invited said the Rev. Grant Hanson, the school problems. The* Rev. Robert cil. FIRST CHURCH OF CHRIST, the U.S. so that each state lies in Weekday Mniei I;S3. 7 ml I. ers in Fellowship Hall. The program to participate in t'he study and ac- of Lhe project for Am-erican Thatcher, associate pastor of ihe SCIENTIST First Baptist Church of Weslfield, its own {ipin*opri»le posit inn. in the , 7, %i 14 tad will conclude w^h a service of dedi- tivity program of the classp wriich Baptists, "Every churdi school tt£ E. Bratd «. serves >as chairman of an area country's map. , <>ak, beech cation and Holy Oocnmunion in the Is Ihe spiritual arm of the United member from nursery to adult will and maple trees abound ia the FIRST BAPTIST CHURCH WtitfleM. New Jnwr \A Friday ME MM t:at. f:U, Pounders' Room. Presbyterian Men, WesMlelid chap- find himself involved in learning teaching associates team. 170 Elm Street Bandar Servlc**—1# A.M. Initial response to the new curri- grove,. Every recipient of tlie Medal Novcw—Our XttAs df WrMadovi Next Sunday, Sept. 14: Double ter. Class starts every Sunday with that is bfbfieaUy, theologically, and of Honor will have tots DWH living Sunday Schwt-U A.M. Hedti, Motor, • p.m. worship services and futl .church- coffee and buns at B:50 a.m. educationally sound, ami which re- culum has been exciting. Already Her. William K. Cehcr N«r»ery-1« A.M. memorial with a stainless steel mar- Prediction—Frtfan *:» p.m. school schedule resume at 9:30 and Sept. 7 through Nov. 2, the lates to his life experiences." many items are in their second Xtv. Rehert. W. Thatcher. printing. Of special interest to the er placed in the ground under one CoofeMioos—SftUirdayi, ev« of lit 11 a.«n, Youith Fellowship resumes ctes will be baking up a study of To arrive at this, point, nine of these trees. Associate Pastor WM. Baptbmft-Sundiy at 1 pA. by ap- program.and feJlpwsfoip meetings at the important creeds and statements 1G denomlinations began to con- denomination's educatmn'al leaders Tel, 233-2278 Tel. StS-ttW is the tremendous response to lhe There will be a memorial obdttsk 7 p.m. oF the church under the title "This tftrudt a new curritutai design. in the design of the Washington Mon- Thursday, & p.m., cburdi cabinet; "Thus safth the Ijord, the Holy MarrlafM — AmmremtDti to be We Believe/' Four years and several hundred re- adult materials and the acceptance B p.m., board of mission. by young people of tihe materials ument for each state listing the One of Israel, and his Maker, ask nude at re«Ury two tnoatk* i» ad- JEHOVAH'S WITNESSES search and planning conferences lat- me of things to come concerning my Starting with the very earliest, er they completed the first step. designed for them. Medal of Honor winners and those Sunday, 8:45 and 11 a.m., WCHIWM CMNC^SatiMi sons, and concerning tine work of my The Apostles' Creed, which was us- Each (Jen'ormraafcicm wias now able to "We are not soft-pedalling who contribute $100 or more toward ing worship, communion John Seedorf, Presiding Minister ed by the Apostles thenvselves, eight the development of the Medal of sermon by the pastor, the Rev. Wil-hands command ye me," proceed in relation to the specific fuels," says the Bev. Kenneth Blaz- This verse from haiih is from TEMPLE EMANU-EL 1170 Old Raritea Road, Clark creeds in all -will be stitdied includ- ier, the American Baptist's director* Honor Grove. liam K. Cober, on the subject Friiiay, 7:25 p.m., ministry school; ing the Confession of 1967, the needs of its constituency. The dedication wil ltake place "Crossing Points." Music under the this Sunday's Christian Science Les- 7M E. Bnad S*mt The next several years were spent op curriculum interpretation, "Wr 1 8:30 p.m., service, meeiMng. cur-rent statement of Presbyterian wilh ceremonies beginning on the son-Sermon on "Man/ WHIUCMP New Jcrtey are being honest about what Jifc is direction of Mrs. Dodald E. Bleeke, faith and practice. dev&lraping new curriculum resourc- Fait'h o-f Our Fathers Chapel area. Also included in this passage from Sunday, 3 pjm.r public talk entitl- really like> the things that do happen director. 9:15 a.™., dhurch school lUhM Charlet A. KnbH es for t!he church school. Sixty field- Later in the day the New Jersey classes for children tfhrough grade "Science and Health with Key to Hie Friday, 8:15 pta., first late fall ed, "Laying a Sotid Foundation in From Nov. 9 Urootigfc Dec. 21, the text churches put preliminary ma- and to which the Christian faith Youth" given by R. Carleton; 4:05 class will study the Old Testament must speak—and indeed docs." area will be dedicated. 6; 10 a.m., church school classes for Scriptures" by Mary Bator Eddy: on Ml terials into classnoonn i^se. Weekly youth and adults; 3:30-6 p.m., Sen-"When man is spoken of as mftde in Mon of the Hour." This will not be The public is invited to these God's image, it is not sinful and flhe .article to be eonsidered by Bible study in the u&wal sense, but ceremonies which include ~r «~ J « i Hearer of Prayer." from the Bible. j home of Mr. and Mrs. Arden Brown, God's likeness." He counseled Uhe students to he •18 tiairacres Ave. Services begin at 10 a.m., at "wr Home, son of Mr. and Mrs. rTwsday § £m the Biftile study On Dec, 28 the study of churcli Presbytcriaii Cliurch swney Home, aid to be used during a question Attend Conference patient witti the "harried adminis- Monday, 8 p.m., special studies Church 6F Christ, Scientist, 423 East service, Saturday even-l music will begin. trators" of colleges and universities. School Reconvenes Broad St. p.m. Social hour and dis- Some fomis Of campus unrest committee, Glen Ave, parsonage. who are frequently "-doing the best The olmroh school of The Prestoy. cussion at 10:30 pm ' **ti Rules I" stirred up and supported, they can." The ferment in thought ' Tuesday, 10 a.m., Senior Citizens Erwln D. CanHam, editor in cfliief of tcrian (^liuroh in Westfield will open board; 8 p.m., board of trustees; 8 today, he said, can be guided into for Its fell term on Sunday. There ST. PAUL'S EPISCOPAL CHVHCH Baptists Resume The Christian Science Monitor, extremely constructive channels, p.m., board Of deadona. COMMUNITY CALVARY LUTHERAN a large gathering of college students are two sessions of the 414 E. BfMrf m. CHUHCH (LCA) Wednesday, 8 p.m., Christian edu- in Boston FrkJay. came to the meeting schofl1 ne[d simultaneously wiUh fthfl from around the world. They repre- worksfoop; 8 pjm., Bethel Bap- Tte far, Jita C. II He exiplairwfd: "The exposure of worship services, one Dt 9 fljn. an4 planning group. Fall Schedule sented colleges and universities in the-ottier at 10:45 a.m. J evil and the appliaatton of' regen- Indonesia, Soubh Korea, India, Ja- TW lev. Sunday, 11 a.m., morning wor-| *JJ •**• *?** . „_ erative measures are forms of un- Registpaition of children /rom thn Tto !•?. D ship, the Rev, Elmer A. Tafcott Jr. ™ «•*• GJJ?!? . pan, Australia, New Zeal'and, crib through the nimlii grade will bi 1 The First Baptist Church of West- rest which we should certainty sup- ia, Souitfh Africa, as well as olher FIRST UNITED METHODIST The R*T« preaching: kindergarten, nursery > ?* , .„ begins its fell Sunday program port. Unrest against injustice. Un- held in the tounge of Utte Paris*! CHURCH afld cradle roll; no church udwol tor &«flay <**«* sdlw>l wjI1 ™*™} countries. .Nearly 200 students came House at both hours. Classes ara Thursday, 7, a.m., holy commun- Sept, 7, returning to two worship rest against outdated and hidebound from Europe. At Tfc* ion. glfcdei 1 through 12 until Sept. 14; ** * depwrtnwrita wrwry tow^ services at 8:45 and 11 a.m. The form's -of organization and control. h^ld at both hours for children in 7 p.m., Westminaitw Fdtowshlp. *™<»e 8 at 9 and 10;4S a.m. Accord- Subjects dealt -wi'tih' during the the . crib room through the eighth Sunday, Fourteenth Sunday After communion meditation presented by Unrest against hyipkrcri&y. Unrest CJMt W. Itat Monday, 8 p.m., Christian ing to Cl&rence Walbert, the Rev. Wi'ttlam K. Cobeiv pastor, meeting included interivati'orjal con- grade. The ninth grade, which is the Trinity, 7:45 a.m., holy communion; endent, tftudeiiU are to report to against gross flict, violence and revolution, cam- communicant class, meets only -at IUV. JIMI C. 8:45 a.m. and 10 a.m., morning pray- bion cDmmiftee meeting. . . .. , is entitled "Crossing Points." Music Over 600O Christian Science stu- 7 p.m., Chapel Choir their tormw tftesaes and be proroot r pus unrest,, morality, the drug prob- the 9 a.m. session and the senior IUff» W, er and sermon; 11:30 a.m., holy is under the direction of Mrs. Eve-dents from callegea and universities high, 10, 11, and latlh grades, meet rehoBrsal; B p.m., Chancel choir ed from there. New pupils, he ly Bleeke, with the Chapel Choir lem, an,d academic oppottunitiea and communion and seranon. The r in 31 countries were in Boston for only at the 10:45 a.m. session. Sen- reheareal. should re«JBt*r in the church office singing "God Who Touches* Earth Challenges. In group and panel dis- l>ar church srtttbk classes start tfris on the Kftremd fkior of thn three days to consider their respon- cussions the students explored ways ior Mii#TB will, meet in WesibmitisteL' Sunday, 9M and U, cfhurcti school morning during the 8:45, 10 ami with Beauty''—Trflrttotte in the first sibilities and mission on the <*mv Hail where they wHl register for the torottglt kindergarten deportment; buildiM. Nintii through l»h and the Chancel Choir simg- that reliffwri can bring constructive jl;» a.m. services, WILLOW senior teens) will meet on pttisrt and in tihe wwlnj. The theme of Change Do all of these, areas, i elective courses wliich are offered. Homecoming Sunday worship serv- Wednesday, 0:30 "iuii.T TwdJ '1 \ng "Go Forth Into the World"— meeting which extended through Parents are urged lo register ice, 9:30 and 11. Dr. Hunt will ******* 1 Sundays; their first sesnion w«U beMartin Shaw in the second service. munJon. 1^1 >AataoB ^---^ Um^*± VklMM- _• Was g: in a Revo- children for the 9 a.m. session as it preach. •MI iiinH HMH. «.••*• • m^ announcad. luttonary Period." is the smaller of tibe two. Volunteers gtt-JVTI Today: 8 p.m., Calvary cfwir (post Oairch school classes lor all ages Following the servtee, a teltowship will be held under the direction of Students who attended from this Lutheran Day ta teaoh tn t'he anarch school may time will be held on the town in the KftfCOTAL €•»€• Mtr. JuHan Ateianitr, It. I high school J begins rehearsals. Lu- the ReV. Robert W. Thatcher, as- area and their respective conta-ct the registrars. alcove between Wesley Hall and * Bhcpan Ohurch Women, executive sociate pastor, with tihe youth sur- were; Kaflhy Smritti, Syracuse Uni- fellowship Room. I-n erne o* incle- TffleplMM: HUM* txwrd, will m*et in room 8. veying the elective opportunities for versity: Jonathan A'Uen, Oh-to Uni- School Reopens ment w-eather, it will be held in The Rev. JrtM H. WiMnw, Hect«r Friday, 6:30 p.m., Calvary choir their year's study at 10 a.m. At versity, and Ertc Miller, Ashland Fellowship Room, Sunday, Triniity XIV, a a.m., the , 7 p.im., Senior Fetouwstoplpjcnje &t One home cf Mr. and MTO, that hour also the adults will choose College. holy euohariat; 9 a.m., communion weekend retreat at Ocean Grove. oh-artes Frisdntfan; 8 p.m., entire The ITWi academic year of Re- Thursday, »:30 a.m., Circle Plan- among three college youth - adult doemer Lut4i#ran Day School started How Can You ners meet in Room 214. Sewing Day breafcDaat for church sdKWl te«ch- Sunilay, 9:» a.m. and U a.m., Sunday 3dw»l stjafif wiH meet for a Mr. Canharn cautffoned the JM*I- wrvim. The Hev. Ju-lian get-up nigfc, fellowship and dialogue encounters. Steven Kall- dents that n'ttiiliam, or yesterday with a morning chapel at Id in Hi* Social Hall. ers; 10 a.m., the holy euoh-arist. Alexander Jr. will apeak; Church sti'nm, a student, will discuss "Vio- 11 Mr its own sake, k tragwaHy mis- service for the pupils and parents. Hel You school 4th thru Wh grades at 9:98, and 10:45 a.m., iden-tk^al lence in Aitnettea, wtth Wilbert A. guided. Law-tor«y nrtgh- #ev«loped into a sixttti grade sdiool. nm famxlies are invited to attend the &or as thyself;' artttttHatea In adtiition to serving memlbers of the lwal parish, the school enrolls Aatatti Sunon Pciok will L. farewell dinner, and Christian lArtetry, is wrong in social, olvil, crkiiitwl. other children of Westft&lrf and sur- SftAKI wrvf-ces at 9:36 p.m. tomorrow nuiiwHng comsmm-ities. Inte i-este d Chwoh services at 11 arm, and oum political, and reHgloue cocta; equal- Temple kr*el of Scodeh Ptaine and parents may contact tihe prmwpal. YOU 9nhbMh nwrning services 7 p.'m.; Sunday schttrt for a-11 ages izes the sexes; annuls the curse on man, and leaves nofchrag thai can David A. J&nfeko. al the school. begin ait »:». Ill—ILJ tor the at 9:49 a.m.; A mtrsery ia provided and Saturday Kitfdush will on Sunday morning. Sunday, 9:45 a.m., Sunday He Mrs, Milton Sev&cfc and Mrs. Prayer meeting a«d Bible study children aird adults Herbert SteJnbecg. at 7:3§ pjm. Wednesday. 11 am, worship (nursery). There will be a congregational 'Monday, 1:30 p.m. Cottage Pray- dinner at «:» p.m. Friday, Sept, er Group. 12, in honor of She Rev. afld Mrs. Wednesday, a p.m., prayer and Bi- Hert»rt S. Bif* who are returning ble study.

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i Locals Lose to Carterct in Finals Mindowaskin Wins Second Football Records Set in Highland Swim Of Invitational Baseball Tourney Relay Carnival Signup Saturday Club Pool Championships Last Saturday more than 100 boys Edison — A hustling WusUield striking out 11. Swim Club refused signed up, on the first of two regis- Four new cluib records were set in Lyng, 3. N. GalBgan, Breastetnoke— team was beaten hy a hard hitting, The lone Westfield run caitte in to give up top spot in the 7th Annual Teenager Bags a "Hole-iii-One" tration days for the Boys* Football the Highland Swimming Club indi- 1. W. Myers, 2. K. Oonroy, 3. S. smooth fielding Cmleret nine in the the last of the sixth when Kehler Relay Carnival, hosted by the League. Officials note that final vidual diamipionshiips which were Gerdsen, Freeatyle-^l, N. Galli^an, finals of the Fords-Clara Barton walked, advanced to second on a YMCA recenstly. This year's meet registration wiil take plate this held Saturday at the dub. AIL were 2, K. Oonroy, 3. L. Dickson. Baseball League Invitation Tourn- wild pitch and came around to saw the ddfendiuis chanipiDn toam Saturday at the Elm St. School in the 15^17 year age group, Catfry 1^17 boys buttenfiiy—1, G. Geiter, come from bHih'ind after thirteen SaVage broke July Wiewdl's four ament la.sL weekend. score on Kamins bunt, Kehler was from 9 a.-m. until noon. Registry 2. G. Pyner, no thin!. Backstroke— The locals had to play five games out nt the plate by 10 feet but events to surpass front running Ct> year old mlark in the 50 meter but- 1. G. Gerber, 2. C. Lyng, 3. M. Hol- lonia Country Club. 181 to 156. Nom- tion forms are available at the terfly with a 36:7 seconds clocking. land. Breaststroke-4. G. Pyner, 2. in six nights and win all five to slammed hard into the catcher schools, local sports stores or the knocking the ball loose. ahegan Swim Club. WefttficM and Margaret Allen lowered tihe record C. Lyng, 3. M. Holland. Freestyle— becomo champs. They won the first Mount aims id e Commun i t y Pool, Fire House on North Ave. in the breaststroke from 44.9 to 44.5> lour, including one against Carteret i. G. Gerber, 2. C. Lyng, 3. G. Py- Mountains£tfe, tied for third spat. Registration is limited to boys in e record that had stood for seven ner, 15-17 girls butterfly— 1. C. Sav- Saturday night to force Sunday's WKSTKIli the fifth, sixth and seventh grades. An ii li Two meet records were broken, as years. Greg Gerber won the 50 me-age, 2. J. MacConra'tihie, 3. K. Leon- finale. h| 2 Boys who were nine years, nine ter freestyle and then set a record ard. Backstroke^l. J. MacOonria- :i i Mindowaskin boys 11-12 medley re- A week ago Tuesday Carteret han- S 0 «^ montihs old on or before Sept. 1 andof 1:00.7 for the 100. Jti the final chie, 2. C. Savage, 3, B. Westarat. • I lay team bested Wallow Gi'u-v&'s rec- ded Westfield its ftrst tourney loss, it 0 less than 13 years of age on that event Cathy Savage and Jeanne AnU4ii\son tt'b-ss 4 0 1 ord of 2:15.8 by 1 B/'IO seconds with Bre^ststrake^l. M. Allen, 2. B. "Wes- bounced out to a 6-1 lead against Del Y;itHUa U i 1 date are eligifble. A boy may notMacOonnachie baton broke the oldcoat, 3. L. MoLawa. Freestyle—1. C. Ivowaleyak ss-2ib-^b \i 0 0 a new time of 2:14.0. Mountaiiftid' Lindley and Scott Jones before a I weigh less than 61 pounds or more freestyle record of 32.8 seconds. Savage, 2. J. MacOonnachde, 3. H* ZOIHT lih 1 0 Comnytirpify Pool girls 8 and up fre bhan 140. single by Mike Anderson and a two Lindley p 1 0 0 relay knocked 11/10 seconds frw Oaitlhy had a 30.5 to win and Jeanne Allen. run homer by Pete Kasnins closed DEL vis 2b 1 a L) had a 31.9. Costello i'b 1 0 0 Mindowaskin's time of 1:14.2 with • The league supplies a football Novice races aM freestyle), boys it to 6-5 going to the last of the new one of l:13.'l. jersey and a helmet for each player Mike Fernandez, John Siegd and 6 and under—1. T. Peterson, 2. D. sixth. 2* 6 7 Onrteret 3013 £> S—S Resi»3ts: Girls 8 and up Free Re as well aa necessary practice and Greg Gerber won three champion- Brady, no third. Girts 7-y*ar old — 1(M Mil 0—H 1 jame equipment. The league also iBob ZoHer led off the sixth by Home Run—Knmlna lay — 1. Mountainside Ctorramnri' ships each, While Laurie Leonard, l. J, Burton, no second or tiiird. •walking, and with two out Kanrins Lua er— Ka.m i n a Pool 1:13.1 new record); 2. Cdonir provides insurance coverage with a Barbie Thomson, Hank Myers, Mttr- Boys ft-year old—1. M. Cooper, 3. 100 deductible feature. These costs dumped a double into right to tic .. . 3. Nomaltegan. bha We'scoat, Nancy Galligan and D. Mason, no third. Girls 8-year old the score. Phil Carragher drilled a WKSTF1EI/D Boys 8 and up Free Relay—1. Cr ire partially defrayed by the regis- Cathy Savage were each victorious —l. A. Williams, no second or third. AH II n tration fee of $1. The other required single to right that was too hard hit I-Celitar of 4 i- in two races. Boys 9-10 year old—1. T. Bracfer, 2. i> Ionia C. C. 1:09.9; 2. Mountainside Kanilna Ka -.. n MM SCO!LAND—A group of area Americans who yearly visit Scotland items of players' equipment such to give Kamins a chance to score. Oar rather rf i» 1 C. P.; 3. NonrnJiegan. Results: Championship races: C, Peterson, 3. P. Alvarez. Girls 9- VntclMa 31> ti 0 1 Cor a golfing holiday are, during their stay, invited by J*hn McEwan as football pants, shoulder pads, The rally died and Carteret pushed 'h Girls 9-10 Free Relay—1. Colonaa Boys 6 and under freestyle—1. B, 10 year oM->X. C. dark, 2. A. Beggs* Ami-prison p i# 1 & Co. Ltd., the Chequers Scotch Whisky Distillers, Leith and Elgin, and sneakers must be provided by across two runs in the extra frame • P Williams, 2. A. Wesoont, no third. 3. S. Griffin. HaloiiiGtie a 0 1 C.C. t:04.7;.. 2. MoumtainsPde C. P., to play a round and there was cause for celebration when Darby to win. LlndlDv U 2 • 0 0 Mindowaskin S. R. (tie); 3. Edio the player, The appropriate type of Girls 6 and under freestyle—1. M. Boyle If 1 u 0 Ntupp, 15 year old grandson ot Charley 11. Km* of Westfield, one of equipment that will provide ade- McCaroce, 2. L. Kobai, no third. Boys Ksmins cracked a two-run homer » 11 Lake C, C( Kascin Captures Oostelln :ib 1 0 0 the members of the group, holed out in one with his new chins, at the quate protection for the players will in the first inning and Anderson Boys 9-10 Free Relay—1. Nairaoh^ 7-year freeatykf~l. H. Bunacfcer, Kuiiar lb 2 1 1 8th hole, which is 15« yards taif. at Royal Burgess Golfing Society ba on display during registration Second Ace spun a brilliant two-hit shutout as gan S. C. 1:00.0; 2, Cdloni-a C, C; 3. 2. D. Alvarez, 3. J. Mason. Gdria 7- •Ki s 112 Course at Barnton, Edinburgh, Aug. 19. next Saturday. Bob &att>, registra- year freestyle—1. B. Beggs, 2, S. Mike Kascin of Mountainside need Wesbfield blanked New Brunswick O0&—-0 Mindowaskin. Xcvr Brunswick L. F, Mclntosh awarded Darby the "Chequers" Hoie-in-One Cup. tion chairman, will be in charge, 8-0 last Thursday. Kamins also 4-Gx- -4S GJrte IM2 Free Relay—1. Oolmria Talm'ach, 3. L, Smith. Boys 8-year Galtoping Hills 136 yard fifth bale Home Run—Kamtna Darby is a student lat I Hun jSchftel, Princeton, and a ton of Charles D. freeatyte-4. C. Fernandez, 2. K. for the second time in three yean contributed an RBI double and some Winner—Amleraou C.C. 2:04.4; 2. Mindmvia&kin A. C; (Boys should register in person in Stapp of Kimball Cir. (In jlftM, 1$ year old Bob Book, a member of the order for the league to determine Blair, 3. M. McManus. Girls ft-year over the weekend. Mtke and a No. slick fielding at short while Glen 3, Echo Lake C. C. same group, had a 1:59.3; 2. NimiahegEm A. C; follow the registration as quickly as Backs>truk«-^1. M. Fernandez, 2. R. Liiulh&v If 2 1 1 Echo Lake Holds Memorial Meet possible so that the practice ses- Smith, 3, R. Ferjiandez. BreaBt- Kamtns had a pair of two-run hom- HnyJe If 0 O D 3. Echo Lake C C. Morm Sport$ ers, an RBI single and an RBIKnwatayzk 2b u o 1 13-14 Free Relay—1. Min- sions may start hy Sept 13. stroke—<1. R. Fernandez, 2. R. rorftellrj ^b 0 o 0 The fourteenth annual Dontld C. der, 2. Wendy Heinz, 3. Paula Bag- Smith, 3. D. Motowa. Frw*tyle — double. Ketiler had throe singles and 4 1 1 dtnvaskin S. C. 1:42.6; 2. Willow Team assignments will be made N*xt Page a double, driving home two runs, JVin&s p 2 a 0 Grove A. C. NonTSbegiaii A. C. (tie); Lar^e Menvorial Swimming Meet ger. 9-U Boys Freesityle—t, Scwit over the weekend by league offli- M. Fernandez, 2. R. Smith, 3. Doug t was held at Bcto Lake Gowntry Staub, 2. Eric hca\[e 3. Mark Kuhn. Savage. 9-10 tfirle butterfly—1, L. while YatciHa had three singles 34 IT 3, Mountainside C. P. t riato and boys will be notified as «nd a solo homer. Scott Jones was WestrieLd 8£|B •MHJ—IB Girls 1547 Free Relay—1, Min- Club Sunday. fWihers raced with 12-14 Girls Freesbyle—1. Stacy Far- to their assignments by Wednesday, Leonard, 2. B. Thomaon, 3. S. Omp- Matawan LOO - 3 their sons, mothers, with their ley, 2, Margie Hginz, 3. Tara Mul- er. Backstroke—1. L, Leonard, 2. J. tihe winning pitcher, allowing only Homo Run—Kamins 12, Yatcllla dnwaflkin A. C. 1:57.5; 2. Colotli'a C. Sept. 10, The league is looking for Winner—Jones MacConnachie, 3. A. Beggs. Brent- four hits. C; 3. Highland A. C. 1:38,3. daughters. The major portion, rf bbe laney. 1244 Boys Freestyle—1, Kev- qualified adults to act in v&riwe Pony-Gift Center meet consisted of the children vy- in Croasin, 2. Jon Bagger, 3. Scott stroke-Hl. B. "Hwrnson, 2. J. Mac- Westfield met Carteret Saturday, Boys 15-17 Free Relay—1. High- capacities and those interested 1YEHTF11*1.1* ing for honors in separate age Douglas. 15-18 Giris Freestyle—^ slrould contact Bob firewater, 333- Connechie, 3. S. Cooper. Freestyle*- faced with having to win or be AB R land A. C. 1:38.3; 2. Mindwaskin; a groups and events. Sue Boutiller, 2. Solly Stautj, 3. Anne 0480. 1. B. TTwrmon, 2. S. Cooper, 3. J. eliminated. Anderson responded Kehlei- cf !• i 0 3. Colonia. S i 0 Girls 9-10 Medley Relay—l. Noma- At the conclusion of the meet a Maxwell. 1546 0oys Freestyle-^l. MaeConnaehie. KlNTUQCY wifih a superb five-hitter, keeping CVirrsi-pher rf 4 I a buffet supper was held. There were Bruce Dean, 2. Skip Meiklejuhn, I Carteret off stride with a wide as- YtftfcllllL 'db Ii 0 0 hegan 1:15,2; 2. Mindowaskin; 3. Co- 11-12 boys U*twfly-1. H. Myers, Anderson p 1 « 0 several special awards given: Most David Keyko. fl 11 Girls Backstroke Mrs, Coney Pace* In sortment of pitches and deliveries. a i Ionia C. C. 2. Dune Savage, 3. D. Beggs. Bath- CQHUUQ If 0 0 Improved Boy Swimmer, Richard —l. Lisa Betfder> 2. Wendy Heinz, gfabtoe—l. Dune Savage, 2. L. Leon- The locals were held without a 9-10 Medley R&lay-4. Min- Nine Hole Event ivtiivailryzlt 2b 3 0 0 Bagger and Tom Rose; Most Im- 3. Paula Bagger, ard, 3. P, Dugan. Breaststrt)ke—1. hit until the top of the fifth. After 0 a [i dowasWn 1:09.0; 2. Noma'hegan; 3, proved Girl Swimmer, Anne Oxitard, 0-11 Boyis Bao^troke — 1. Scott Mrs. Rtitfer C, Coney's net 37 ]edP. Dugan, 2. H. Myers, 3. D. Befigs. three straight hits with none out, 20 2 Colonifc. and Hardest Woriung Girl Swimmer, a nine hole stroke play event at Freestyle—1. H. Myers, 2. Dune Sav- iBob Melinger was brought in to AVuHtClcM IIOO OKI—4 Girls 11-12 Medley Relay—1. No- Staub, 2. Mike March, 3. Eric 000 101--a Paula Bagger. Kchu Lake Country Club last week. age, 3. L. Leonard. 11-1Z girb but- face Carragher. Phi'l drilled his first 2:23.4; 2, M'indow^kin; 3. lie. 12-14 Girls Backstroke—l. Results: Under 7 Girte Across Other scores: Glass A, Mrs/ Ww terfly— X M. Wescoat; 2, C. Trimble, offering over the fence in dead cen- MoAulilfe, 2, Margie Heinz, 3, Tara r LI) Pool—1. Amy Waltorecker, 2. Anne ren RadcJUfe, net 38, Mrs. T. W. no third. Backstroke-]. K. Ander- ter far a granctslam home run. Boys U-12 Medley Relay—1, Min- Mulhtwy. 12-14 Boys Backatrote— AH H H Ridhardson, 3. Emma Kuhn. Under Nelsen, Mns, G. R. Cunningham, son, 2. N. MacCorMCWttie, 3. M. Wes- John Salomons followed with a hard KehUsr at 2 &• 0 dowa-akin 2:14,0 (new record); 2. 1. Jay MacDonald, 2, Jon Bagger, Kami us 33 ft 0 7 Boys Across Pool—1. Bob Scott. 7- 3. Mark K«ykn. 1548 Girta Bbcfc- Mrs. E. W. Neilsen all net 39; lowcoat. Breasts*roke—1. M. Wesowit, single, but the rally was over. Carni^her rf 0 6 Wfttow Grtive; 3. Mour>t3aittslde. ¥-u-trilla 3'b 3 0 Girte 1344 Medley Relay—.1. Co- 8 Girls Across Pool and B&cfc—1. .?trok&—1. Sally Staub. 15-11 Boys putts, Mrs. Eliot Haller, IS. Class B, 2. D. Bertele, 3. D. Hunter, Free- Kamtfts made only three mistakes AndPtiaon sa 1 0 0 Penny Stifling, 3. Cathy Heinz, 3. Backstroke—l. George Ctiar-les, 2, Mrs. W. J. Harley and Mrs. B. C. style—1. C. Trimtile, 2. K. Ande on the mound in the finals, but each a r» 0 lonia 2:32,2; I Echo Lake; 3. Moun- Undiley If 2 0 0 tainside. Kelly Ma-cDoriakl. 7-8 Soys Across Skip Meiklejditi. 941 Giria Breflst- Clarkson, 36, Mrs. Robert Mulreany, son, 3. D. Bartels. one hurt. Jerfry Hughes, who went fttanibm* IE 0 0 (1 Pool and Back—I. Steve Bender, 2. stroke—1. Paula Bagger, %f Lisa 40; low putta, Mrs, James 1-3-14 boys hufctepWy-^1. J. Siege!. on to win MVP honors, hit a pair of la u 0 Boys 13-14 Medley Relay—I. Miti- avis Ih 1) o 0 dowaskirt 1:51.2; 2. NanKVhegan; 3. Jeff Richardson, 3. Harry Oxaard. Bender, 3. Anne Oxnard. !Ml Boys 16. no second or third. Backstroke—I. two-run homers and Nick Zkrnrdi ZojJer Ib 0 1 Open Girls Diving—1. Atone Wtal- Wiltow Grwe. Breaststroke^l. Steve F>arleyr 2. Da- C. Percy, 2. P. Ten Eyek, 3. G. Iftced an R&l-douHe, Aside from IS 1 1 breclwr, 2. Maryl Gordon, 3. Dtir- VM Stirling, 3. Seett Staub. Oonper. Brea^MHoke—1. J. Siegei, UQUOftS three three hit* Pete pkched a real CartPret Wl—5 CttrtB 1547 Medley Relay—1. Min- wrl dre Ckancy. Open Boys Drving-4. Four its Out 2. J. Conroy, 3. G. Ovoper, rr*«*yle UH anrni m strong game, walking only one and 00(1 dowaakiii 2:17.6; 2. Ht^hland; 3. Co- 12-14 Girls Breaststnoke-l. Suz- Jay MaeDtm'atf, 2. Scots Staub, 3. anne Crwasin, 2, SLflcy Farley, For Eleven —1. J. Siejjel, 2. N. Holland, 3. G. Cooper. 13-14 girls butterfly— Mdtfanigal wl*i Swim team members again show- Kathy KauHmsn [3. Wendy Hyl^andeT. CIMS C, Mrs. Joseph Kindregat, th«y took th« first set 8-3, The Mc- ed the strength that has gken them Boys 13-17: 1. $r«ce Golf, 2. Jim 19; Mrs. John Bloys, 18. Low Putte, Manigale came back to even it up their eighth undeifaated season in Hay, 3. Tom Sehraimm. Girls 1347: Afrs. WJtteam TutovtHe. 32. Class with a tt-3 win. In th« third set the dual competition. There were six 1. Barbara Owston, 2. Connie Ba]- new records eeflaWished and eight mer, 3. Bev Beales. tot Mrs. G. W. Gross, 14; Mrs. Ro-MIcMamfla Is won gwng away to tort Barttrff, 13. Low F\*te, Mrs, make H 3-H, «-3, S-*- T^e final will double winners, 5 am! under 50 fit. tube race: bond in America? Claiwey, ». be pteyad n«xt Sunday. W»yne Whitty set two new dubBoys—1. Dwtg looUhe, 2. KHy O'- pool records tK> give him a clean Saturday afternoon at 1:3ft the Herron, 3. KeVild Simona. Girls—1. Thanks, Mr, Bourbon tovtr. sweep trf the 11-12 hoys buanl Jennifer FrudeB, 2. JennWer Fitar- Carl R, Byers Memorial Senior Wayne swafln line 5» meter freestyle Residents Men's Singles ami ConBotetJmn Tour- tey, 3. Jacqueline Nichols. 6 and ufl- in 29,7 and the backstroke in 35.8.der iree 3© ft.: jfrira-^l. Marc Can- In PfclnfieM Golf will start on tiie total oauita. Carol Hay established a new mark muBt be 45 years rf of 12.9 in the 6 ami under 50 foot (Continued previous page) In the Plaiitfield Country Club's age or over. freestyle. Joe Wilson lowered Jvis women's nine hole group event last own record of 38.3 set earlier this Week Westfield winners of a m&toh season to a new nuark rf 35.5 in the iptay tournament were: 'Mrs. C, Ha- Hole-ln-Onc 13-14 50 meter breaststrofce. Nancy gers, Mrs. R. Brower, Mrs. G. Grif- Eidel swam the 15-17 5ft meter back- fin, Mrs. M. Leonard and Mrs. s Jane Maculay of Westfield slroke in the record time of 30.5. PHOTOSTATS

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On many spite of a proliferation of competl- occasions two of the events wera J1S—S Avrny OCTOBER 1 tfon—therhere were 5.815,819 registered run on the same day or withia NOVEMBER ft— Aw.iy —Unlnn • Away foals in Citation's crop of 1945 days of each other. Perhaps the 1— Away 17—"Rah way and 20,131 the year Majestic first thought of the three races as s- Away 21—Crinifmnl y Prince arrived-five horses have an entity was in 1939 when the ].r.—Hillside Home ai—c ran ford iHoiIlfl Home Homo won two legs of the Triple in re late Col. Matt J. Winn proposed a B SQUAD NOVEMBER cent years. $50,000 bonus for a horse winning SEPTEMBER Away England too has a Triple Crown all three. Four horses had already 12- llcwne and vhile they started counting in accomplished the feat but there OCTOBER 1853 when West Australian swept had been no mention of them u Rebel SST for 1970 Offers 390 V-8 Jfi—Crnnford EIGHTH GRADE the Epsom Derby, SI. Leger States Triple Crown winners.Turf-writer 1-il—*'Cl-ov. lilvlnpaton OCTOBER and Two Thousand Guineas, only Charles Hut ton of the Morning Rebel SST models for 1970 are available with Rebel models ar« offered, three in the eo—Scotch Plains B—Chn-tlmm To wii'shlp Home thirteen others have turned the Telegraph labeled Whirlaway & American Motors' highest-performance series and three in the SST series. The Rebel •27—Rttliway Away Ei—iSommervtll DAVID JONES trick. The last to do so was Bah- "Triple Crown" winner in 1941, NOVEMBER 29— I'rtoicaton Day School ram, later imported to this country and it became Quasi-official in engine—a 390 cubic inch four-barrel V-S is slightly Eon^er than its 19G9 counterpart, S—Nutley TToime which develops 325-horse power. The largest and features all-new styling at the rear. ilO—iMontctair Ilotne NOVEMBER by Alfred G. VanderbUt Bahrain 1950 with the Thoroughbred Ru> Hillside Away 4—-BomervIUa Away won his Triple Crown in 1935, but ing Associations' creation of ft : engine previously available on the inter- Shown is the Hebel SST two-door hardtop JV SQUAD Tennis Pro thus far there his toeen no demand Triple Crown Trophy. . mediate Rebel was a. 340 cubic inch V-8. Sixwith an optional black vihyL ton. SEPTEMBER for any revision of the Triple J U I • • Johnson Jlepriu-mtl Away Soccer OCTOBER At Somerset Home 30—Union SEPTEMBER Homo iUG—Union Awa y •The Somerset Tennis Club has an- »!0—Efcrvtrti Pfciins Home BUY NOW! &!9—PI nizvy Home OCTOBER nounced the appainrtmertt oif D»avid NOVEMBER 7 JHtotme Jones-as manager and-teaching pra- 3—Nntley Away li—JBcotch Plains 7—.Pluinfielfl i!&—John's on y 1'5—ill I vl ng-ttlo n High Kin ho a] [Ho ma BritisJh-liorn Jones came to Away area from. Benrmikfa where he was Cross Country 30—f XII BO n Home SEPTEMBER liuine tennis ;pro at the Conal Beach Club NOVEMBER in Bermuda and ooach tn the Ber- Township Away 2*—Linden muda National Twain for the Pan "—TetinetnC, American games in 1967. OCTOBER ROOSEVELT Bis career as a player includes cranpetftion in the British Pro Tour- 7—UlU0li County OCTOBER Force Team, 1:1—.Wutxtfmnft O 3—Summit IToane Along wtoi _ Tony Mofehram, Bri- iW—Central Jersey IB—Flainfield S3—State Meet 17—TJn ion Away tain's, top amateur ia 1968, Jones 34—Scotch Plains Away founded the London Softool of Lawn To Continue Art for Fun Soccer Plains Home Tennis, and then, in 19bl, foe started YAHNTY NOVEMBER on hid own at the Riverside Lawn Dfraftor of Recreation Mrs. Ruth p.m., in the Wateunk Room of the Home V. Hill luto announced* that the ArtMunicipal BtilMing. Class will be SEPTEMBER 11—TJn J OJI Hume Tennis Club in London. (KenJlworth S-HOITIB In 1962, ho vas coach for Fun program, a popular pttase each Tuesday and Thursday tlhere- Away EIGHTH GRADE of the swrmner recreation program Away to the Surrey Lawn Tennis Associa- OCTOBER OCTOBER tion and became pro at the Sheen will now become' a year round pro- The following young people hav* 2—Chatham Away gram to begin this tell for West- 3—din dan Away ft1—«9 r>rrume r v IU a Lawn Tennis in London. signed up for the winter Art tor Fun 1— irfoine fie .Hi 11 a During this lime he also carried W teenagers. The program will prognam: Herb Sears, Toni Thom- spy Home 30—'Mo n tcial'r Aea<1 emy out coaching on behalf of the Mid- be sponsored by the Westfield Roc- •17—Or&ntwd Away NOVEMBER as, Nancy Hawkins, Jeanne Fing> ai—Uaion Home 5—Princeton I>ay Home dlesex ijawn Ttnnis Association, «M! reation Connm3s»iton and will be un-James Fing, Rir>=wanne Fnamcauiiglia, (33—Johnson Regional Away 2"9—iftov, *as appointed by the Central down-1 <&* the ifirection of Joseph P. Hawk- Carol Bogard, Mark Shechan, Kevih M Soccer oil 0* Physical Recreation • to «n- " NOVEMBER Kelly, Limia Serko, Dorm a dutit special csiunses ftor adVano*4 | Ittsitriictioftis ^ill be ^iven in Oarl Strandburg, Mary Ma1layt Jean I Home players. ing, stoefrCrring, scene location sketeh- Home 2fi—* Del Mon'aio, Melissa Fernandez, JV OCT09EK While still pro at the Sheen L.TC Irtg and still life. The media will be tMiOhael DeNapcli, Ja«*b, SEPTEMBER Home Jonea also did work in 19B3 tor the charcoal, pastel, cray->pas, acrylic Jane Hill and Lisa DiNapoli. •<•*—Ken il'Wortfcft 3—'Tjnion Home Lawn Tennis Foundation of Great and oil paints, The group also wid ae^NtMith Walnflel*. • 7—Scot i? h PlaSna Work with ctrtlageg in a variety of Any other people interested in this OCTOBER 9—lOranfcwrd Awuy Britain Festival of Tennis. Home He was invited in 1964 to run first material Plane also include a program should eomtVIete iHe foUtow Awiy 17—O ing regifittetta form and mail to &—Liu "on Away 2L— course at Vh& National Recreation spdrtg art show, museum trips and 8—Unhin Away Away the Director of Hecreation, Munici- il.-O—Wate-hung HLLla Away 2S—Union Center in Crystal PaUace in Umdon art leotures. NOVCMIEX during i week, and was pre- pal Buildmg, WestHc-W. Classes are Hume 4^O Home Cor. the program iHH sented bo the tHAe at Ediirtwrgh. be on Tuesday, Sq^t. 16, 3:30 to 5 limited to residents. a:- lilvln^rston Home NOVEMBER Away In 1965, he was appointed as an Make this your season for Color TV,, jod thmiM Is my a-^o Away examiner to ihe Bnitish Professional • at BBD! Ml screen sizes, all styles, all V» Wftt marital Plains Horn* Aiasodialtion Playing Aword Scheme. • r features! Sana portables with cart! Corn*, chaau yaut ao». Jones' students, both junior and Tom ruN" WINTER FHOOKAM u aiiuitrh-ave"re'adheaf theilrwfe of as many as 03 adhfttoled open tourna- 'N*W\ - (Continued from previous page) ments in a single year. on next page) Dianoe Walbrwfcer. 1244 Boys serving as pro at Hie ADDBGSg ...; | BreaaftrtPDke—-1, Kevin. Crws'sin, 2. MorrMown Field Club, Jones will 2. Bobby O'Herron, 3. Tom assume bis duties at the Somerset r JOTI Ba»g«rf 3. Jed B«an4^ey, 15-1« PHONE 3Va Dempiey, Oirls—1. Caixri Hay, 2.Girta BriBfflrtatnifce-4. Sue Bountlter, Tennis Club w*hen it opens on Ort- 1. Sue McOortmch, 3. Sandna MciMan- For funtto infrnimiation about the 1 i. Sally iStmib. 15-17 Boys Breast- AGE (Cfobek) 12... 13... 14.,.. 15.... 16.... 17... U9. 7 it** N ft.: Boyi—1. Greg Cot- strofce—1. Skip MaiWejtolhn, 2. David intfoor tennis club, Box 35n, t g ton. J, Garry Boothe, 3. Matttew I Keyka. Girls Butterfly—1. Lisa Somerville. • . I Girls—1, Cindy Bender, 2. Wendy Heinz, 3. Cecily 2, Gobi DeVoe, 3. Beth Dowlas, 9-11 Boys Butterfly—1 • • trm 35 meter: Boyg-Jl. Tim Wil-Steve Bender, t. *wtt Staub, 3. Mindowaskin Tops mot, 2. Steve Mcftfamw. 3. Jbhn Mike Manii. 12-14 Girts Bubterflty- . Girls—!. Debbie Foppert, 1. Stoacy Farley, 2. J>ianne SOMERSET TENNIS 2. Rfrthy Weaver, 3. Li'nda Totihey. er, 3. Marie Waliwecker. Diving Meet *MI Free 2' meter; ^oy*-*l. Tom ffoys Buttejfly^-l. J(ay taxby, 2. Chrk Gotten, 3. Pete Hy- The Mffldowaskin Club divers <3Arla—l. Bartbie Can*, 2. , 2. Kevin Cro^in, 3. Scoitt Dou#L«a. 15-lfl Giris Butterfly — 1.5 out of 6 diving events In ttw We«t- Laurie Wi-lmot, 3. Karen Srhmnwn. lield Outdoor Swim League diving 1143 free 99 meter: Boys—1. Sue BoutiHer, 2, 19-18 Boya Butterfily—1. Bruce I>fan. Ml ^hfjmpionShips held at (he winner's 2. Sheiibourne Nautty, 3. pool last we6k. Acre Schramm. Girta—1. Wendy Girls IndivMuaL Medley—1. Pauta Bagger, 2. Lisa Bender, a. Cecily iLaw-ia and Steve Sehramm lei Wylandw, 2. Lauria 3. the way m the 12 and umier events MHH M. I, HMk fayne, free 10* TM*.#r\ Douglas. Ml Boys rrHtiviAwl M*d~ —1. »cott Staub, 2. Mark Xubn, 3. fby winning their re»o*ctive events. Soy#—1. Bob ahahanazarian, I. Marie WafoMteker and.Merei Gor- 3. Jim MeCormiek. don rf fccho Lake C.C. pteeed n*c- 4, Meg CaHha-lian, ?. Kvn Medley—<1, Stacy Fartey, 3. Marie Six Tannii Walbret'ktr, 3. Ttrra MuttaMey. wid and third in the gwla event If rrMiy S F.i. lo II FM, B«.W Orevt. free 5fl met«ri G whiile Jay McDonald of Echo Lake tim*4mt %mf nkM. \ up* men 1, N«w* 1244 ftoya indivrtuQil HMtey — 1. 0 2, Bev Beciiie. and John K raker a m Knlh Club, fim taMMtbfif , Iky m fewvrt for Full v M Hw Jon Badger (new recortf), 2. Jay f M I^M- • K^^M fly 36 meter: Boya—l.\Kwi* placed the same in the brty's sec- lander. 3. G 3, Kevin 1548 for dm, Cotttn, 2. Fete Hytarrfer, 1. tion, RMM, McrMtlM nDHL • f« mm CMM wt iff HHS •ttofitM. Girte-l Martha Lyrtes, a. Girt Fndtvisual Metttey—4. flue Bou- • fm Parinnc, Luc** Room, m Hller, 2. S^tly SKatix 1546 fc>ys ln- In flhe 1347 age group, Beafal Patty WhJHf, 3. Mam^een Kvenkit. and Barbara Owsten of MMaMraritin Pmmri mi Lwnn ATH, f« CM it Iwitf in Tli* Nwipr it Pliym M-M fijT 5* mefcer: . Greg divktual Mwltey-4. Brnee De®H, 2. Imtiuciion Tta Cwr, Fw* Hwtm *mo»in. •won first and aeeanA places Each Pay One )nrttiol THe ToM Boil, 1*802 , 2, Ray MoDaniel, 3,. *eve Dianne Bemder 6i Echo Lafc« Girts—1, Wendy Hylartd- F afcher ^Son Retoy^l. Wlafe*et*er- Parcelain finish resists rust, stoJns, Porcelain-finish drum'and top. rnwuwy Statfb. Mo«ht»r-D?iiish:tftr Retey — 1. flhkd. In tie sanne age group fat «r, % lmm-k Sdhramm. 13-14 fly 5* boys, Mark Porte? and Bruce 60*, Heavy-duty motor handles big wash load. venting, upfrcmt Hn-t trap. Nitches masher. w«t*r: Boys—1. Mark KMnger, 2. NfeAulltfe, 2. Bagger, 3. *aob. Lite- matches dryer LB802. gulaiyi both of the host alufo, were first smA Bob 8h**i^nB?iariB*i, 3, Jim McCer- second with Rfek Adrifttaftr of Jfegn- ttifek. Girte—1. Cannie Bakne-r, 2. land plflicdmg third, Heg Cafiahan, 3. Le*i Meyeia_. 1S-17 Meyers, 2. Karen Gowan, 3, A special noviice event far 12 and $y 5* meter: Boys—i. £ete Bf Barbara Gumwten, Boys—1. Joe Wil- , BfHie Kecnan. G-irls—1. Sue Mwg- under was held. Ka*ie Kaufonip ai son, 2. Bruce Gofff 3. Bob Lynes. Mindowaskin tfove well to win t**e er, 2. Joanne Lynes, 946 breast 25 15-17 breast 50 meter: Gfrfe-4. Slw meter; Girls—1. Banbam Oarrt, 2. first place trop*Vyt while BM1 Banai- KUnger, 2. Bev Betolea. Boys—1; ker of Highland won fche boy's event. Karen Seta-arm, 3. Imira Mastera. Pete 9axby. 940 back 25 meter— V . K&vin Goifton, 2. BiH Clark, Girl-g—l. Lmii'ie Wilrrmt, 2. Maureen 'Bill Cant, diving coach at Sfin- dowaskin and at t-he WesfifieM Y, 3. BffoQartJhy. 11-12 breast Keenan, 3, Martha Lynes. Bop#-4. m«*er: Girls—1. Ann Krakora, 2. Tom Saxby, 2. GhHs Gotitan, 3, Mi-was director, Yvonne Mayer, 3, Jom Tft&hey. Boys cha-el Toohey, 1143 back 58 iMter: CHOiCI —I. Wtefo Cotton, 2. Girls—l. Ann Krakora, 2. Gheryl brrnnft 5B meter: Girls—1. Payne. Boys—I. Wayne WUItty, 2. Has Bay McDanieql, 3. George BMmer. 13-14 back 50 meter: Gbls—1. Con- Anthony H. Mack, of Mack each Munprt nie Baftrier, 2. Ka^fin CowanN 3, ace Center, 200 Central Ave., haa Bai'bafa Ouwsten. Boya—1. Joe WJ!-bee-n awarded a Sony/Superscope Scrubber has 2 floating hmslies. son, 2. IVBark Klinger, 3- Bruce Goff. franchise and is now an authorised Broom has swivel nozzle. 1S47 back 50 meter: <5

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t Page 8 THE WESTFIELD (N.J.) LEADER, THURSDAY, SEPTEMBER 4, 19G9 New Plymouth Barracuda Line for 1970 Resident Named Your To Regional Staff %, •VV- 'M$*i\-;/*\ - :' VACUUM CLEANERS Jackson R. Srihoaberg trf 835 High- This Week land Ave. has been hired as a & school psychologist by the Union By Your Ru Garden Reporter Count! Regional High School Dis- trict No. 1, it was announced at SEWING MACHINES "If we killed nil our woods we'd The answer is simple enough, but last week's meeting of the Board have no lawn. What do you do when like most anything worth doing, hav- of Education. SALES • SERVICE • PARTS you have four kids'?" ing your soil tested will involve you A graduate of Wcstfield High These plaintive questions carae in some work. School, Mr, Schonberg received his 232-5723 from a lady who passed by one of This is a job you do on coopera- B.A, from Fairleigh Dickinson Uni- the plant clinics at our recent flow- tion with your county agricultural versity, and an M.S. from Pundue or-vegetable open house. agent—who is a member of tho Rut- University in 1956. He is a candi- THEEARDLY T. PETERSEN CO The answer: Just keep on mow-gers College nf Agriculture sta date for a Ph.D. at Columbia Uni- ing whatever grows and lei the kids How you start is by sending your versity, be kids. agent a dollar and a note saying IDr. Warren M. Davis, superin- 244 North Ave., V/esrfield, N. J. "What about eating wild garlic?" you want a garden soil test mailing tendent of schools, announced that asked a lady who brought a little kit. You will receive with your kit only one teaching vacancy was still clove of it all the way from home. instructions for taking a sample. to be filled on the teactog staff for No barm at all should befall, but Then you mail your sample and the 1969-70 school year, and that why bother when you can buy a lot wait for word from your agent vacancy was expected to be i&Qed of garlic for a little? (Some say thai about the condition of your soil. before the opening of school, today, H little garlic is a lotj If you don't knuw how to reach •^te^^--:.-u^i^-ivi^-&^X^.:'.m^.-& Sept. 4. "How to keep birds from eating your county agent, send a card to Tn other business, the school board berries and fruit?" About the only Garden Reporter, College of Agri- NEW TOP PERFORMER—Entirely greater performance potential than ever voted to establish the regular tui- way is to throw a nylon bird net culture, Rutgers, New Brunswick new and racy styling marks the 1970before available in a compact-size tion rate for students living outside that some garden supply stores sell GBDQ3, and we'll iell you. Plymouth Barracuda line, which offers Plymouth. 'Cuda's standard engine has the Regional Disiuet, at $1,000, an over your bushes and small trees. three distinctive series of cars with 383 cubic-inch displacement with four- .Increase of $50. The special edu- "How caul have my soil tested?" Union College, Cranford is the cation tuition rate for the 19«M0 This question came up dozens of site of a Cooperative Weather Sta- varying performance potential and a barrel carburetor. Also available is the SCHMIEDE long list of special options. In addition to school year will he $2,650. times, indicating that more and tion of the U.S. Weather Bureau Hemicuda, featuring a 426 cubic-inch Among the changes and additions more gardeners are getting really with Harold Duflotq as the resident the standard Barracuda, there's the new hemi engine with eight-barrel carburetor approved in coachang and extra- TREE EXPERT CO serious about making things grow. .meteorologist. Gran Coupe and the 'Cuda, a model with and "shaker" hood. curricular assignments ware: Shar- on Hurlds appointed cheeeiieader I adviser at Arthur L. Johnson Re- etas I president emeritus, who served as counties. gional Hiigh School; John Hutdhin- 1,800 Expected president for 22 years. Pnrf. Elmer Amateur Astronoimers, Inc., who9on appointed assistant football I SUBSCRIBE NOW TO Wolf, chainman of the engineeriag operaite the observatory jointly with coach at David Brearley Regional is senrtng as Union College, will again sponsor High School; Nelson Gabble appoint- I doan. public viewing every Friday evening ed head baseball coach at David Complete IneuredThsa Dfvtoe At Union College With the start of ttie n&w academ- —weather permitting—after dusk at Brearley Regional, replacing Joseph I ic year, Union College will be affili- the Sperry Observatory through the iMills, new athletic director, and A record enrollment of im>re than fall, winter, and spring. The pro- 1,800 students is anticipated as Un- ate^ with the Urtion County Coordi- Jock Apgar appointed assistant nating Agency tor Higher Education gram is open to the public without baseball coach; John Beltavia ap- ion College opens its 37th aoademac charge. I year, it was reported today by Dr. for the first time. Under contract pointed assistant baseball coach; Kenneth W, Iversen, acting presi- with toe agency, Union College will John Bellavia appointed aura coun- WISTMID LEADER dent. provide university-farallel prograns try coach at David Brearley Re- I for Union County in lieu of a coun- gional; Mrs. Sharon Weiskofrf ap- The 'start of the academic year 50 ElM ST. ty college. Under the arrangement, NEED A USED CAR? pointed as play dir&tar and drama I will see the inauguration of a new Union College will grant craft and curriculum in law enforcement and director at Arthur L* JofanODa Re- confer degrees upon students in the SEE AUTOS FOR SALE gional. Sind to a new education optron to the liberal college-level programs at the Union curriculum, Dr. Iversen said. County Technical Institute, Scotch Addnw. Altogether, 18 new courses are be-Plains. !**•••»• ing added, he pointed out. A T BARON'S Construction is under way on a About 80 high schuol graduates will be enrolled in the educational 1 City.. State, ,-, Zip. $700,000 administration building, and planning is underway on a new II-opportunity kmd project, Dr. Iver- R»g. 79c bnu'ylearnin'g center and an addi- sen reported. Forty full-time stu- ••fin Subscription.*•• • *PB •«•- - •• ••>• It. I tional classroom building, costing dents will attend cksses in the day COLGATE ANTI DANDtUW se^ion, and 40 part-time students D Check In about $4 .million. They are the sec- ond and third stages in Union Col- will afttetid in the evening seasiw. HAIR TONIC lege's master plan, which is design- Uriiion College has received a grant I L • ed to serve 2,000 full-time and 2,000 of $60,000 from the state's Eduoa- part-time students by 1980. tianal Opportunity Fund to finance R«g. 43c •Dr. Iversen Said a freshman class the project, which provides finan- of (j00 is anticipated in the day ses-cial assistance of up to $1,OW to 400 each full-time participant, above and Fall Sale sion. They were selected from more • than 2,500 applicants. The total en- beyond other financial aid avail- able. Save $1 when you buy a bag FACIAL TISSUES ! rollment of ififl0 in the Day Session will include about 100 first-year The new academic year will be- of Turf Builder and a box ONE YEAR gin with registration Sept. 8 for new dent nurses from Elizabeth and Perth Atntooy General Hospitals. The policy rale 6M Dryer. N«w t3O off. It's sine* Uk* in Ihe community, and public ad- WITH ttftff getting frmm f JM fO* thm next & yetfft ministration. m Arroi'her IvigfrUgirt of the new aca- Cert V** dryer load at 44 demic ywv is the offering of ofF- 4>- (5 laftdf per week**) ..,...*,,, ea-mpus credit courses in PLamfi Hie oh- !>y t'ii'nif!!!.i'y ;ITU1 .ses:- srftool •uudi'M' • in Hie four PRESCRIPTION CHEMISTS mm..+^ it >t A. A. #i i Open Sundays 9 ant. fo 9

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