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Good Luck Tomorrow THE WESTFIELD LEADER WHS Football Team THE LEADINO AND MOST WIDELY CMCUIATED WEEKLY NEWSPAKt IN UNION COUNTY
Published Second Class Postage Paid JIGHTIETH YEAR—No. 17 Every Thursday WESTFIELD, NEW JERSEY, WEDNESDAY, NOVEMBER 26, 1969 at Westflelii, N.J. 38 Pages—10 Cents Town to Mark Bonfire Tonight Adult School Bachman Seventh To Host Open Thanksgiving To Spark Spirit House Monday Vietnam Fatality The Weatfieid Adult School will First Lin:l. Roscr J. Badimon, Family reunions, turkey feasts and football games are on the agenda BARBARA KAl'IN .will begin the fire, by tossing in thold open house in the Thomas Edi- rnn of Mr. and Mrs. RaWi W. 'or moist resridenltis tamcraw, ThanksgiyMg Day, with a complete sell-out News Bureau lighted tonohes. Once tiie Maze son Junior High School, Monday, Baclnmnn of "") Norwood Dr., died begins^ the -.cheerleaders and; the starting at 7:25 p.m. Sixteen exhibits forecast for the titadMunilal Wes&ieW-FSlainlfield focttxafi game to be The Westfie'.d Senior High Thanks- Werf.if id.iy, \(iv. 19, attrir injudes rtayed at Recreation Field on Rlahwiay Ave. .twir'lers will lead (he crowd in songs of student classroom work,will be on giving eve bonfire "wild begin "at 5 sustained in aotiim in Vietrtam the artd cheers. view. The public also is inviited to Several onurehes Have sdheduted Thanksgiving services tonight and p.m. tonight on the field behind She previous day. Lieutenant Baohman Cora,' Mae Zimmerman, cheer- aittemd'any c&ss wfttoult change. Re- omonrow, and many win join in a high school parking lot. One of the Jrad been in Vietnam rally three xjmmuriity program at 8 p.m. . toto-- w »» momlihs. St. L/ieii!cnant Bachman is tlie sev- Episcopal Javcees to Host Gary enth Westfidd resident to have lost Tonight's religious observance of J wffl announce tomorrow's probable course having no opportunity to pre- •his life in Vietniam. iine-up and the football co-cajtauis pare classroom visual material, has nftanksgiviag will be sponsored by v.*,be tivrown into the Born May 30, 1945, in Washing- Jie.League of ReSgfous Otgariza- „. will speak. Robert Beewster, presi- as its theme: "Visit and Enjoy Your ton, D. C, Lieiutemant Bacliman was ,Jim Wickerstam, the WHS denlt of tihe Westfield Boosters, has Museum-^Beoome a, Member." It am.'under «he dtabmanship of GarCoacy KeMerh, hea Kehled foottxaQl rctfach ' to enld the rally. graduated from Westfield High George Morin. The Rev. M. Jerome of the Westfield High School Blue been askeed to spetak along with will be sponsored by students of the School June 20, 1963, and was grad- Brown, pastor of Bethel Baptist '.Devils, will be the guest speaker of Rabbi Xroloff Piartfcipaitittg in tonight's bonfire John Lay, director of aifihlettcs at art appreciation course—"300 Years uated from Parsons College in Pair- Church, will preach. the Westfield Jaycees nroritMy din- will be' the' cheerleaders, twirlers, the high school, Mid Charles Fran- of American Painting and ScUlp- field, la., in June, 1957. Other participants will include the ner meeting held on~Wednesday at and flag corps who will be acoom- kentnach, president of the Board of ture." He erjiisled in ttio Army Oct. 3, Canon Richard J. Hardman of St. .the Old Heidleberg Restaurant-., Rt. West field Rabbi .partied by the high school rriarobing Education. Art prints will be displayed and a 1967, and underwent basic training Raul's Episcopal Church, Walter 22, Scotch Mains. band. The Blue Devil will enter- 'Later tonight the senior girls will continuous showing by tabletnp pro- in January, 1963, at Fort Dix. He Pextry representing Mayor James 'In describing this year's season. tain the crowd and generate endst- continue another tradition by dec- jetffon will feature slides of world also received advanced training at Moron, the Hev. James C. White- Coach Kehler will show film high- In Key Post siasm for tomorrow's game. orating the homes of the senior foot renowned master paintings. The (he New Jersey base before going leer of the First United Methodist lights of the outstanding,plays of Devil , co-captains Frank fraH players and storting prints and oolor slides are material to Officers Oaindddates School at Port Charles A. has been pt py FIRST LT. ROGER BACHMAN Church and tte Rev. Alan GugUebno this year and discuss wtwl it takes Jackson and Skeeter MacCaxfcey passmen with streamere and sigm. lend during dlas*room lectures by Banning, Ga.. where he was grad- of St. llatffl'n Roman CarthoJic to put together a champivoehip Oarl QgMvfe, course aukbor and in- uated from parachute school. structor. Church team. At tike present cane, Wertfietd Conferenc_e_ of American He was assigned to Tort DeveBS, Tie <*•*« wffl be used to sup- » wtod as one of the fine* teams J,^ r"atlbiii6ic"assod«ion" of Re- The source of the la>nl material Servicemen's Kin, Mass., before leaving for Vietnam port the program of tiie Neighbor- ji n "th*e SfState1*-. ^ ', form Judaism in the United States has been collected from The Natton- Foreign Students where he arrived Aug. 13. hood Omn* of OaocMa H. <*«• "(he» W*.years , WWestfield has had '^ Help Needed: United al Gallery <•* Ait, the Montelair Art He served wiil/h D Company, 3-2M Museum, and the Sears Foundation, The MfflMMee, planning the pro- "^W wm™"™T8 team•». s »-J «c. .. ^ 00AR gonuniotee on church May Tape Messages Bn, 196th Light Inftiartry Brifada. "Portfolio U.S.A.," the tatter loaned gram wUi Mr. Morin were E. T. team is Dated as one of the beat. and state provides memibelrs guide- The WesUleld - Mountainside In addi'tton to his parents, lieuten- Graaey, Paul Mcbarty. Robert Hy-
FMlia*. w- Fred ttem F. Liatk 3rd, a, am at**, ajaf this AlHhnJm, despite h» brief servJce Mrs. Wifoam F. Uttl* Jr. at Wf supported through private funds. successful conclusion." Reeerdtnf* an made HI nrlva- OuMook Dr., dtad in combat w Vfct- ,eoachad WeMAeld ta an outstandtaa *rves aa sp with (tie Mountoiiwide Police De- are hosting a new earty maming (Continue*) m Page 4) i Reports and may to tr and UHKS aads aastage «re wam on Nov. 1#. ta*-v«*a*y series each morning at on Page 4) prMerm [or mailed to the United Fund or free. AMpeesunents may be made Lt. Little was a MM |ndHala af 7:«5 a.m. on Channel 7. up the need to aid m the United left there or at Police Hewdquertere, kjr calling Pmgiy School, Hiftade, aaal «aa graduated in IMS from die The cotajJe talks w*h cetsbrity To Light Downtown Fund's effort to keep our IS agen- both located in the Municipal BuaM- recogniamg States MM»ry AcMtamy at guests and interviews them from Westfield Glee oies prepared to offer their services ing on East Bnoad St. his achievement at apprehending a Decorations Friday Point. both the mate and female angle. burglar in at unoccupied house Plan Board to Meet Geoff, a WtttUield boy, is a radio OhriMmac trees will be Hinted in Lt. little, who had bean ht VM June 17. Ihr December pHhHc penmtaUtli y ii> Laa Angeles and has «he downtown bumneaB section, both Club Names nam since May 15, was a Accompanied by Sergeant Rice •f tke WcatMeU «a*nh« appeared in sevenal toievMon se- north and south sides, Friday eve- leader for «he raoonRaManM I Unusual Greeting for Wife and PaMirnan Death Santa, AM- mm *c h*id JMiaday. DM. l, at lied, moat recenily in rate* in "Pot- nhig. The church is expeotcd to be of the 2nd BaUaiion of Hw M Concert Soloist hokn entered ttie houae* mt stnafe- I:M p.m. in aV esaw Hoaat JuntiHon." His w«e fe a lar- erected on the Mand af Mimlawte- fantiry Division, mm MMry M. The WesKfieirt &]ee Okib will pre- hwafcoty made the arreat. Rice and hen at the Maafeiaal twr actfeee art model. Mm Lake next week, d sent Miss Butl&ra Kautznvan of From Vietnam Airman D#HB Serra raeeiva* hmerat tkc stsshM had aces arcviawly Prior to being assigned (a> VM> Summit, pianist, as guest soloist at tim at JWurday'e diaaer at a^ ^ ite* s (Continued on aage 4) ,Hs wiirter concent. Frank L. Rich- "Happy first anniversary, darling, marry me." Inn. president of tihe Glee Club, uv, W niariw the end «J the (meat The couple met during die aunv (Castinued an aa«e I) IS Finalists Vie Saturday recently that Miss Kautz- of my IVe, but it ak» escort* mer <* 18M at Cerretta's Mkvbia m jnan has won the competition among second most wonderful year. Ocean date. Married last Ntov. » .high school students ami will appear Ricky in the Presbyterian Ohurcti, they f For Junior Miss Title ,as sctoist ait the Glee Club Concert sp9nt five m l)t s l otcial • *" * t»e« *er » Tue- everting, Dec. 13, and Sun- s ApoU« 12 UimtlHg sun, Ariz., where he was stationed U, S. Air Force Aimvan 1/c Rich- The Westemt Un*an County Jumor choir and ginls twinling group. She *"» afternoon, Dec. 14 in the West- JJ .before receiving orders for Da are from a se^'vkein&n ard C. Stiefken, son of Mr. and Iss of 197* will he' selected at Mie has dMiRguiahfrf heraeK for her act- flcl<1 "•* S01*01 auditorkim. This in Nang. Ailrnvan Alston hm completed Mrs. C. E. StJefken of 54» Sherwlnod Pageant, jpanwsnil by teg abikfby a"pp^arIng"in" eve^J will be the 4«h year of performwnce v'"™m: ^XM^OMI^ the 18 momtths in the service. S Phy., is a member of tihe Aerospace ma-Wte, inch as .Ky Mr Ut», Jar Hie male cMiw under tthe direc- A»n ^ hw bn* rfone year, the Mis. Alston, 23, » a graduate of folTOer Qar n V West Side Story, Amwe Get Yaw **» of Edgar L. Wa»aoe of West- ^ K'^etbeirg, Westfield HWiJcheol and formerty ^j^ , 0^°°^ ^ ^ _ Gim, Oameiet and May Gari, field- L ^supported tilie ApoMo 12 iunar land- wrkl- receive a •** MfMtfreMe) GeraMine FYLjuvnM af list Sew- i*^5 Kairtainan was selected by ing mission Monday. ami wiH represBnt WeatmtiVmm ar
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Feet aren't the first thing people notice. So a MANY NOVELTY GIFTS let of people ignore their feet. They just TIES by Bronzini, Confess Mara, Rooster, cover them up with anything. Rur your feet Superba and others. can be pretty hard to ignore it"' you're wearing FtK GtfT WHAPMNG SHIRTS by Arrow, Hathaway, Manhattan inexpensive shoes with n line suit. Nunn-Bush and others. shoes arc sryled with a fine warJrohe in mind. in the luxurious John Franks JACKETS, CAR COATS, STADIUM COATS, etc., by Great Western, London Fog, And they feel ns good Golden Touch as they look. If you I T McGregor, Mighty Mac, and others. can afford ro dress your- self from head to ankle, you c;in afford to dress yourwlt head to roc. Custom 207 EAST BROAD STREET, WESTFIELD 233-1171 W7 I. MOAD ST., WESTFIEID OWN WEEK-PAY IVENJNIOS THE WESTFIELD (N.J.) LEADER, WEDNESDAY, NOVEMBER 2 (he gaeoUm COAT SALE ML IY TNI FAMOUS MAKES IN OUi COUNTRY IAIN Yoi^r money, flowing into Lincoln Federal, relieves tight money, eases mort- gage interest rates, and encourages home buying. Thus higher employment, truer purchasing power, and healthier economic growth—without inflation! At Lincoln Federal you earn top interest, and accounts are federally insured. Moreover, you enjoy the benefits of complete banking'service, the nearby convenience of personalized attention, and you may withdraw funds any . Join the fight against inflation-save at Lincoln Federal. PLAINS WESTFfELO Office Main Office Pwfc Avenu<3 / // f < Broad at Prc KEG. %7$ EDERAL 5AVING 5 Formerly Westf ieid Federal Savings arm MOMMY unm * f.m. wrop FOUNDED 1883 SKF I.- WmOUm fl u wwsffmm Pnge 4 THE WESTF1EM) (N.J.) LEADER, WEDNESDAY, NOVEMBER 26, 1969 Also, surviving is n daughUsr, .spare time Ic'adicj yomig ptano pu- •According to psolice, tlie thief ap- Stolen from WHS parently cHiribed' over tltc i*oof into Betty Buivkor of Dodhnglon, and a OBITUARIES 225 Hear Effects RCAC Endorses tihe school doirrftyard and eotered .niece, Mrs. Robert H. Sluhler of Tickels for Hie winter concept may Police are'investigating the theft tlie shop through a window. Westfidd. (Continued from page 1) he purchased in advance at tflie of $175 worttti of silver slhee*s wliich .Music SUaff on Elm St., and the Mundt Plan Sdhcol oMoiofls discovered the Mrs. Warren Whitcombe with our tamilics and talk arid care. were taken from pne high sdtwol Mrs. Henry Penn .Bandstand on Broad Ct., or ait the ; Parents need to know tlieir own Tho Repiiblienn Consea vallvc Ac- Shop over the weekend. items missing Monday morning. Mrs. Eugenm .Joan Penn, B4t of 413 Funeral services wore hold nt dii'ld and \\toy he or she got on drags door tut the time of the concent. jtion Club of Unton County unani- Downer St.. tiled last Wednesday Gray's Funeral Home M o n d 'a y 15 Finalists and Uiey need to be educated about ,moiis»ly passed a resoiuitian Thurs- (Nov. lt)i in HID Cranford I Jail Nurs- .morning for Mrs. Ann Marie Whit- drugs." Furthermoi'c, she said, "We day in support of tihe Mumdt diis- ing Home. Born in Newberry, S,C. come. 62, of 420 West Dudley Ave. ivld pl'an for president pal elections. (Continued from page 1) should not want our children to be- Borough PBA she had lived here 50 years. She was .with the Rev. Dr. Ace L. Tubbs of come addicts if for no oUier reason .The aoti'on followeid an artalysis of Elizabeth Gratly of 227 the wife of the bio Henry Penn. the Presbyterian Church officiating. than that it often leads to a prison (Continued from page 1) the altdrrtaiblvc meWhodis proposed Inlerment was in Fairvitnv Ceme- Prospect St, is a senior at Xoi* electing a president presented Mrs. Penn aUcmied school in New- F record which stands in their way Mayor Frederick WiMhelms Jr. tt-ry. High School and would like to be- For the rest of their lives." .by Mais. A. Donald Green of 720 berry and was graduated Irani How- also was aw a itied a plaque in com- Mrs. Whitecombe died Frici'ay in come a music teacher at t-lie high The fourth panelist, Miss 1A>IS MC- Laiwr&ncc Ave., who also was hos- ard University, Washington, A for- memoratjton of his tonfg service to Muhlcnberg Hospital, Phiinfiel'd, school level after at lending Hartt less for bhe meeting. mer ma:thejna.!ic.-i and bbitoi'y toadv Carthy, sdiool saciial , stJated the comirrnmlity and his cocpeliia'tion ; aft IN* a short illness. College of Music (University of The dklb fa wired the Mundt dis- er in Columbia. S.C.. she a lso h&d Hartford). She has been active in that evei7 na'tioa in the world lias with the police department. Mrs. been a war-time USO coordinator. She was a lifelong resident of listed marijuana as am illogal drug. itri'ct pla>n beoaiiise -it avci'ds tlie in- school nctivitiois as president and Laura Massa, owner of tihe Moun- equiUes tihe present "winner-itake- She was a member of St. Luke's Westfield. treasurer of the Spanish Club, Mask "Young people find the drug cult is tainside Inn, was given, a silver ,a'll" system w^hdreby Uie totlal elec- AME Zton Church here, serving on Mrs. WMtcomibe was employed and Mime Club, a "12" members, so comlbjntbble because Uiey are ac- servimig tray in reteogmtiton of her toral votes of a State go to tihlat Us missionary beard. Mrs, Penn was 35 years as a secretary by Uie and silver pin of Now Jersey. cepted by liluedr peers. TTliey can do servico to L'he depanUnenJt. past worthy matron of OES, Rebec Westfield Board of Education. Debbie Ketehinm of 127 Limrcln their thing,' be dirty, disobey au- ^andidaite receiving a majority of she Other honored guests at the din- ca Chapter l of Pl-aitilitsM, and a . was a member of The Pres- 1£>nty d aduIts .the total votes cast, and the votes m. is a senior at Weatfield High " f ' *"* * *™&**- ner were Police OomimJissronier Rob- former member of the board of di- i Memn Church ot Westfield and •of perhaps 50 per cent of the voters Sehool and has chosen the Univer- Tremendous pressure is exerted on ert Ruggiero and the Rev. Rayintond rectors Of the Westfield Community •-the WestfuSld Association for Educa- in a state are urerepresenlted: in the sity of Michigan to continue her stu- young people by influence® outside Aumaek, paMor of Oiir Lady of Cenler. She was a memtoer of Cen- 'tl0naI Secretaries. JEiecttorol College vote cast by its dies. Her ambition is to teach pi'a.no the home—fellow studenlfrs, young Lourdes Ohurdh. Music was pro- Mnial Tomple 246 IBPO EHks of Surviving are a son, Patrolman eletctiwts. Untiei* the Mundt district Security it or voice to young people. Debbie's people they meet in clhurch or the vrded by tihe LinaiVes. Westfield. a past daughter ruler Warren U Ji\ o* Westfield; a sister, plan, vote total's wouHd be register- school activities include co-captain corner store. This peer acceptance of the teniple; past loyal daughter -Mrs. Catherine Sell of Pkuniield, ed for each congressional disiridt, not a dirty word. of elieerleaders, music chairman of makes reShafbiUiba-tiron very diffltouft." rider ol" the Jersey Counoi'l 1 and a ^nd four grandchildren, the oleotor fiiioim thart district Sub-Junior Woman's Club of West- the question and answer memijer uf the Third District Coun- Boroite Killed vote according to tihe ma- field, and the guitar. period Miss McOaMlhy stalled that cil of Post Daughter Rulers. allihougfo New Jersey is fihdrd jority vote in this relatively small Mrs. C B. Carmichel Susan McSvveeney of 600 Hod: St. area. Thus the R€AC feels, the Mrs. Penn also was a member of in tlie nation for narcotics violaWbns, (OontLmied from page 1) is a senior at Westfield High School -votes of orely a few of (toe -tflate tlie N.J. State Association Auxiliary Funeral sendees were held here our cities, Newark, Trenton, Gam- rfam, he was stationed si FU- Ben- ami hopes to aMend Newark State voters would be unrejitresedted by of IBPO executive board; a former Saturday for a former resident, den, -Elizabeth and Plafirifield have niing, Ga. where he was gradwated College to become skilled in teach- 1 the sHate'is electoral college votes. state recorder and past grand as- Mrs. Anna Burrows Canmichol, 94, tihe worst problem while Weotftett frwn panaidhuite and ranger sahociks. f Say the word love, and you get instant interest. ing emotftonaWy disturbed and men- There also wouW be two a*-lar^e sisting directress oi tihe Elks Baby .who died Wednesday in Spring vale, "ssimilai r to Fair Uawn, Surranit, 'Whtle at West' POITDI, Lt. lititle in Say the words financial security, and what you're tally retarded ohi'ldrcn-. Her school the summer of 1966 attended (he from each state, required Contest. Me. Mrs. Canmiobel formerly lived activities inJdude Glee Olub, libra- MiUburn and like oommunibKe, but likely to get, these days, are yawns. in Wesltfield far 25 years arid was is not o:.o of the big drug ceotere." Army's General Warfare Softool in vote as the majority of the state Along with her work in bhe vari- ry Club. National Honor Society affd •totals indicated. That's too bad. Because when a man worries active during that time in bhe United In answer to the question of what Panama. about his family's financial future, that is an ous origami zations far which she was an associate writer for the school Ln addition to his parents, he is In endorsing flte metliod of presi- honored in 1965, Mrs. Penn raised 12 'Methodist Church of Westfield. newsp&'per. is being done in the scihooils to edu- expression of love. Are you worried about yours? She had been Hvirig for the last 25 cate the students, Mrs. SKme survived by a sister, Afewi, at jdenfel eiledtion, club members ex- foster children. Carol Ann Mone of 561 Cumber- home. pressed cancer.t that a direct pop- Then you really ought to talk to the man from years wiibh a son, the Rev. Alexan- land St. is a senior ait Holy Trinity Chat drug abuse is discussed in the Provident Mutual. He's an expert at helping. You'll Her sister, Mrs. Ella Sands, died der C. Oarmiohel in Syracuse, N.Y., heabh eduoation cur r r- r i • } i F Mi', "ir r . \ 7 i Place Y©of Owter Early. . J i J L : n rr n •J a IffMtOMd EMWCTOIW errers H. CRAY, ]R. DAVICJ B. r.RABIHL \Vt ItM ST , WISTFIHD TH. Kb run. «HL —4 mvmmmn scnvicc TIIE WESTFfELD (NX) LEADER; WEDNESDAY, NOVEMBER 2fi, 19*19 Youth Apprehended urtfay on a charge of posses- DEW Line Slorv Hikers Plan Two sion of atcdh&Hc beverages in'a car Upholds Council's Denial of New Resident Heads Patr-ofoien George Zfoailesnik and To he Tolil Venturis • by -a minor. He was released in $25 G-ary De OhaUis apprehended Ron- Two hikes are scheduled for Iho bail pending a court appearance. Ham Radio Club "The DEW line Story." a color, nie G. Battle,. 20, of Crawford; Sat- Gas Station at Prospect and North sound fibm will be shown ni the Un-members a.nd gnosLs of the Twenty-seven members of the stu-ion County Park Commission'« Trail- County Ilikin-g Ck*b for Uiis week- side Nature and Science Center, in ond, Superior Court Judge MHton A. proposed use would imitefcr the in- dent bra-noh Df the Imsititute of Elec- the WatdiU'Ug Res environ at 2 p.m. On Saturday, Miss Irma H.Ifco*cr, Feller last week upheld town coun- tent and purpose of the zone plan U-loa-l and Electronics Engineers ut Sunday. Eliziibdih. will lead u six-mile after- SUGGESTION cil's denial of a variance which a - -rt '. -• Daphne Du Maurtter'a "Hie Howe on the SWand" ami Oefefiey'e myB- ,t«ry, "The TVrff and the Curate" STEIEO >wHQ be sought by re&rters of these -• t authors. QtMr fictuon HitWdea k JIHIKW #** "In Tte Howe of Sn*)e," "IIM Fami'ty Carnovaky," ia reprint of Heese's '"ttte GUass 'Bead Game" and a reprint of Mar- jorJe Bowen's "IV Viper of Mftm," JgncerlOI ^r ^mm •whiah Gtfafem Onmi CUJJM with him Wait to write. You know the thrill of discovering a perfect fit in a design thit If at thi »me time both distinctive and lastingly t la Sing tttrtcttvt. The JIL Ltnetr tOI precision loudspeaker The Down Town GJe»> Ohib, mm syftem ia l*e that...only two feet high and half- a-yard wide... a a>eir for tftreo fit In any room. in its «r<* mmnen, wtll gfave its h the time • fof bl*—l*g* *md Its design i* exciting, its finish rich: walnut C9jriat fm - ' •Office. A-otiive in Ehe cliib from VA he thmmhful On thi* Thtmk§ghimg (fey we look hmh % We^fii^ld is Jolhn H. CuHver of 821 Sherbrook Dr. *$. \?t mtm— the fe**rs mmd fmtwmtd «o the future with thank* fof sH^ JIVCVMIVIVOT^ Mn0m JW* been privileged to enjoy* and whh the rewtve that in the ymn ahead we will do our part to •.! ' ..- - • ' . f zs\\** -t. '*•:: & faring forth more achievement*, more good things for alt. tf«v r * :i\ ,*v. »TtoJ •t" :'-<•ii we fdl renew our hopes for pence throughout the wortrt and « • *A k •y A-S' .1 strengthening #>/ emr regnrd for M. To everyone, best wishes fm m Happy Thanksgiving 'J& us ™ Boh ami Len :rf..i ttft h m iw* State Farm •fffc«-**wr« I can better you witfi th« best in , ftlt, 8fi(t ffra ifMursrm* f Nivita you to call or drop in •nytfmt %u ctiiftM Avi.f orr. won WYATT CNMRIS W. COS!HIA TEL. 232-3700 - 01 ^^M Ymrv Page « THE WESTFIELD (N.J.) tEADER, REAL ESTATE FOR SALE • REAL ESTATE FOR SALE • ALE • REAL ESTATE FOR SALE • JAMES J. DAVIDSON THE GALLERY OF HOMES WILLIAM A. CLARK NANCY F. REYNOLDS PEARSALL EDWIN O. EDWARDS BARRETT & CRAIN LEE K. WARING RBAI^TOB — INSVROR Realtors Realtor 436 South Av«. Watt Mcmkir at tfc* ASSOCIATES AND 112 Elm St. •TWO COLONIAL OFFICES" IS E. BUOAJJ STREET AD 2-2500 Member Multiple Matter System AD 3-5555 Westfield Mountains! da REALTORS FRANKENBACH MANY FUVB LUTINGI "Area Repreae«4«*ive f«« AD 2-1800 AD 3-1800 T run—America Referral" SUGGEST . . . Inc. Member of The "COUNTRY" RANCH (Anywhere In the U.S.A.) Multiple LlatlDK Syste COLONIAL SPLIT ESTABLISHED AREA REPRE§ENTAT1VH STREAMUNED $32,500 roa FINE 10 TEAR OLD HOME LO- SEE OUR UNIQUE CATED ON A QUIET STRKET Coay ranch house "out a bit" in Scotch Plains. Charmlnff fire- "EXBCUTIVK HOME9EAROH" IN* THE "WILSON SCHOOL NEW HOMES place in living room, spic and span kitchen, good dining- space. MmltipU PRGVlBWa INTERNATIONAL SECTION. MAGNIFICENT AND WINDOW DISPLAY 3 bedrooms and tiled bath. Recreation room area 1in the full Icotck Plftlu HOME FINDING SERVICB VEIIY SPACIOUS FAMILY baHement* Lovely lot on a quiet circle. Sparkling condition ROOM WITH ADJOINING thruout. XENTAL OF HOMES FOR SALE LAUNDRY ROOM AND POW- it DER ROOM. ALL NICE! NEAT) NIFTY I Unfurnished 3 or 4 bedroom Colonial with 1% baths, fire- WE WISH YOU PROJECTED IN COLOR BEAUTIFUL LIVING ROOAI IF YOU LIKE EARLY AMERICAN place, porch and gurage. |350 SUPPORT UNITED FUND WITH FIREPLACE, LARGE per month. We have others, too. THE HAPPIEST OF FINISH THE JOB! DINING ROOM, MODERN KIT- $33,500 Raised Ranch, 3 or i SEE THIS CHARMER THANKSGIVING DAYS CHEN. ALL 4 BEDROOMS ON bedroomH, family room, SAME LEVEL. Z% BATHS. 2- Scotch Plains. IF YOU MUST MOVE ***** CAH OARAGE. $42,500 • : 12 BRAND NEW HOMES TO A NEW LOCATION . . . "39 UNICEF CARDS" $60,900. $34,500 Bi-level, 3 or 4 bed- Handsome pine panelled walls, beamed ceilings, a cosy fireplace, 4 i rooms, family room, 1*4 window neat and a wide oak pegged floor are juat some of the We have many lovely brand We are very prnud to have co- Weatfl^ld Hlffh School anil Holy baths, Scotch Plains. exciting features of this unusual home In excellent location near new homes ready lor occupancy operative arrangements with FOUR BEDROOM Trinity" High School atmlent nil schools in Scotch Plains, Spacious living room, dining room, . Jjtnrr O. Rftrhle 'J it * * # * M Dulmnr Rir«*hl^ . 2 PREVffiWH Fed«iro«-ko K HOMEHBABTH" fi. WIT *«•?«» Plain* — Mountain «M« A EHxahntk A. Multiple Lttrttn* onntry S ART Alt .\utlimwlfli* nnit W. Vart*-r * • * II U L'. 1' ri CMMFW* ****»«** THE WESTFIELD (N.J.) LEADER, WEDNESDAY! NOVEMBER 2(1, • REAL ESTATE" FOR: SALE • FOR SALE HELP WANTED - ANTIQUES written byy Richard AIHLT an U The Skinny One, Pejfu-nnaiRts \Hill lu> "Al Wilson MALE OR FEMALE COLOfflAI* Q The Fat One at WasirfieM' Sriuar Iii-^h Sduwl Mrs. M^MITI K. Hlioiii, K Ll'iii, nrlKiiidlly JUOO, »M>HL niter. Call TiK'ludhi^ treHsts; C-IU-SIH, ulso ce- TM-WW7 after C P.M. February 20 and 21st, wil'h full tfNinselttr at Wresi field — Jmirnnl tiii-nnnti dnrs; lifriw In plm\ mfilifi^any, rnnple And The Great One r, siihny upt-n. Call & in I brass. Ninny l^arly American I was among the guithm CHARLES G. MEIERDIERCK, JH FlIlKlMjACft U'OOII—Reasoned IOITB, 1 Itcin-s. Many ntlirr Items* $1.33 per bumll*\ 4 1m ml 1MS SB. MIH, Alurrnj 232-3450, fnr ii]i|)i>iiiL- mint. iJlrfctlon.s (k**ep tlu^i?): AaKwonfl a 1 Roach's "Crazy World of will be Sunday an-d and j from HEinnis. Iiuli'aira, Mis^oiiri, m\d [ei'ker'-H CinrdPu Ceiilcr. I HID South Ave. ti* JefTer«on yfhn^U Turn alonp: •Laur-d Hardy," "The Ba=»t of W. Dei*. 14 and 15, at Ihe j Nt?w Jersey vAm ^Lte-iuk-d st eraxfer- & ASSOCIATES, INC. AvtP| RiilP at school past mall boxf-H up hill; make a right turn :it IntPrHPC- C. Fields," and Jay Ward's "Frac- Players CUrblnxise, lDOO Norlh Ave. I sponsored by tho Wilson Cul • EMPLOY. WANTED • tion; oDiiUnup to ft nil of road, then r RvoHort HELP V/ANTED n Ipft turn to TTom est part, yellow iturcd Flickers," are gdi&divlod to Only members ore eligible. Anyone leg«f OlPrce of i-LH'cn1l> - t h 17 open at tlie RiaMo Theiatre today, interested in jotrei-ng live dub MALE lady wishes 1)&by-slttlng Buyre flay or evening. Call 232-2396. . J. Stan Laurel and Oliver Hardy shc-uM ca-JJ Mrs. .Fuel Kting or Mrs. 7-S-t! HOME FOR THE HOLIDAYS I ONE FLOOR LIVING! DAY WEEK, for deliveries n-is-rt blend their 4alent.s yvLLli W. C. I Jessie Oberdiam. $36,900 $32,500 janitorial services. See WINDOW washiny, flitters and Fields to prove the .timel&ssnoss of Mr. St. John in person at Jane Smith, ANTIQUE AUCTION Leader* cleaned* walls and wood- tmo camedy. In this iiodern level type, three An immaculate three bedroom 137 Central Ave. 8-28-tf work cleaned, exterior p&Jntlnv, iiy, Pti. 7, 12:30 r.Af. rjov. bed root ranch home, on a quiet circle In Fully Insured. AD 2-7392. U 10-tl t The Los AngeJcs Tijnes raves; Want the Town home. Tjur^e living Scotch Plains, Large combina- YOUTH to assi&t in print shop. Full MOItlllH I NX, MOKFtlRTOW.V, N. J. rnnm A time. Monday through Friday. Apply To Know Your Views Ith ttrepinee, full ilin- tion llvlji^-dininp room with 4 rftutlon 11 ;:|f> tn 12:U« P.M. "The Crazy World of Laurel & rouln, iind "i?at in" Icltchen, fireplace, dining t-tmce in the Press Room, West Held Leader, B weekends, Hardy is a rich, joyous campilratiom Write a Letter plus El lalE panelled den. Moil- Ultuhen, tiled lmth. Attached A.M- to 4:30 P.M. any day but Thurs- O:il\ Tall :t7*J-r,0SS after C KM, Properly of various nivnors, nntlrjnp BATTLE OF est tax , short walk to grade ffara{$;Pf economical oil hefit, full day ; 10-n-tf nni) Rift shni>s. Se** next weeirs mis of the best momemts fro jn the (Deadline Friday 5 p.m.) BRITAIN" school. tmsemont. for inuri' flntails »r . - . rn 11 HH1OHT 'future waiting for the hoiismvork nr laundry H (eves) iintl WK will n greatest comedic p • Paneling to bur **>t* f^ t !i V Thn en l iv 11 \\v\-\ • Rec. Rooms 1 •• •• t -f Box Office , TOWSSETfD • Additions VAN ni » w'V i'' • Renovations h *vi. u ' DR 6-4343 fi-fi-tf Aluminum Window* nnrt I1: CFBRAUNACO "••>• 111.- :< •"!• "'•IV ' r;., I 'Mill 3 r, h >"r" F Ifcwray Hill, N#w S*> .H'H Tfn't S APER MILL o Mow T .1 * R. turn* 7 •'-• J J age 8 THE WESTFIELD (N.J.) LEADER,. WEDNESDAY, NOVEMBER 211, 1969 School aoid Holy Trbitty High School, After Jan. 1 some of the watercbl- Unicef Designs Displayed in Window and under the directajon and uisteuc- ors and etchings may be seen on tion of Mra. Schenk strtd F\at;her Dan- cfispllay in the Children's Ait Gal- yy - -•••'. iol Monaco, the foll'owinig suwtente •--'' --• lery at Uie United Natrons. L I _• I ave contributed tlheir original de- .:^^:;? signs: From Holy Triniity; W^Miiam Down- h 4 1 Patlerson Retires -- :-- -^ ey, Joanne Nelson; Susan. Wyistow- ski, and Sue Muurer; from Westfield After 43 Esso Years High: Cora M(ae Ztmineanian, Jeian Sanle, S(?an Kelly, Madeline Gray, A. C. Patterson of 540 Highland Wemdy Sue Jones, Lisa Ktofpf, Wenldy Ave. has retired from the Esso Re- Cliambers, Laum Zuclidi, Karen Zu- iscaroh and Enginec-riivg Company. cLich, Kalluyn Lw? Kion^ey, Nancy He had betm with the company MeKee Bairnos, Mangareit Spdtoer, for more than 43 years. Betsy Apga-r. Suzanne BoutDjUier, Ar- Mi. Paitterson loft bho company thur Dixon, Mildred Wexleo-, Debo- a senior s&aff advisor in the pe- rah Wallace, Diane Clierr, David Q staff. Kroger, Janet Thwing, Jennifer Kiae- He and his wife, Janet, have two ding, and Susan eons and a daughter. Greens faL Come see our fine collection of Christmas I/I Bill Wreaths, Door Pieces and Greens. h - - h ••'':'.- '•-: -A ."' ' r - rVr Everything you will need to put your home in the Christmas spirit • • 4 ri L :v;^ •'--••• -ri ,•, STAGE HOUSE VILLAGE Order Grave Coverings and Scotch Plains, N. J. Dei Now - -'' -• •••-'•:••'••*• ':'-'••••• '•'• "r •' ^ "'•! "•"'•! " -'"• •Miii|.'...",l,V ALL SHOPS An exhibit of art work done by Christmas cards and calendars in Students at Westfield High School I and county chain-man for Umicef ac- some future year. tivity. Mns. Quad presented ttie and Holy Trinity High School is on The talented youngsters, some of OPEN WEDh ESDAYS TILL 9 Westfield Fl display in the windows of Barrett & idea for this compeititdon to the Unit- Mr whom ma-v hopefully be winners, ed States Commission for Unicef and Carriage Tradt Oain Inc., Realtors, at 43 Elm St. have been given the opportunity to Rogimontol Stripo JOHN C. ST EUERNAGEL These designs are to be submitted then obtained the permission of Dr. compete with professional nntists Liitond E. Law, suporintejident of Imports International Sterling Silversmiths to the U. S. Commission for Unicef tihroaighotKt the country due to the ef- 250 Springfield Av«. near Bread St. 2333650 sdhoal. Through tihe coopenaitoon of Old Guilford Forgo Ttmptations Unlimitod i'or possible selection to be used for forts di Mrs. Louis R. Quad, the art department ait West*ield High Chr tma MacHugh ng until 9 P.M. except Saturd m MacHugh's PERSONAL PARKING SERVICE 4 ' • ••* ' ' Btg Sday, November 8th/through tht Chriitmot Shopping Scaso MacHugh Inc. will provide n* ho portonal parking w omtr during peak shopping hou Simpl tar of rtd our personal attend* park your car ou and bring h back when you ore finished ping at MacHugh it m :-:-Xy>:-:-:-;-: :o THE WESTFIELD (N.J.) LEADER, WEDNESDAY, NOVEMBER 26, 1M9 Sec. 2, Tngo 1 Social And Club News of the Week in the Westfield Area honor for her sister, wore a costume Fiancee Ensign Procopio of emerald green velvet witfi a Boehm's Birds To Be Topic for Club Celebration matdliinig heedbow and carried yel- Plans to Wed low dhrysantihemums and yellow In celebration of the 75th anni- Louise, president. are Mrs. U. F. SdioMeld, roses. S&mi'larly atoi red were the versary of the Woman's Cluib of HospiibaKty will be arranged by decoraitinig; Mrs. Lynn I1'. Wrifilit, bridesmaids Miss Maureen E. But- Westfield, Mrs. Henry Stuhler, pro- Mrs. L. J. Mcllugli and Mrs. Adam iEivitaUons; Mrs. Hoa^beat Oaiby, re- Mre. Randolph Waiters of North ler of Mom-mouth and Miss Anne V. • • gram chairman, has announced lihat Tonawan'tJa, N.Y., has announced Piret assisted by members of the ccpiion; Mrs, Herbert FrapwaH, Sherman, sister of the bridegroom. Frank J. Oosentino, author of "Boe-Aim&rican home and antiques de- publicity. PaaL presidents of Utc dub the engagement of her daughter, Jtm's Birds, The Porcelain Art of Cheryl Anita, to Ensign Eugene M. Walter J. Sherman was besft man partments. Other clvai'nmen for the pout* at lea. for his brother. Ushers were Robert .Edward Marshall Boehm," will pre- Procopio Jr., USN, son of Mr. and sent a leatuire and color film at Uhe Mrs. Procopio of 631 Benson PI. J. BoPan and Mark G. Shenman of Railway. Presbyiterian Pari&ti HOfise on Mar. Miss Walters, daughter a&o of the (Mrs. Sherman is a graduate of 9. OUR PRICES ARE LOWER late Mr. Wattore, graduated from Holy Trinity High School, St. Vin- Mrs. Anthony J. Sta'nk Jr. will Keufca College. She is now teaching cent's' Schfool of Practical Numrrg in make programs assisted by Mrs. OUR QUALITY HIGHER social studies in the North Tona- Monitoclair and Southeastern Cam- JUisisell Elsoner, Mrs. Ettai Allen, Don't Be Misled by So-Called wanda school sytitcm. mumiiby College of Nursing in Noritfa Mscs. Stuihier and Mrs. Samuel J. 'Ens. Procopio is a graduate of Carolina. She has been a registered "FACTORY" or Westfield High School and Cornell nurse on the staff at R&iway Hos- "SALE" Prices University Engineering School. He was hotd at the Monday Afternoon pital. Club, P^aiinfieM. Just SHOP and COMPARE is assigned to the Detroyer USS Mr. Sherman, an alumnus of West- Oonyngham, Miss Mar-saret Ryan of Scotch field High School, received a B.S. de- Plains was ma*id of honor. The You'll BUY At A Me December wedding is plan- gree in pharmacy from Philadelphia bride's other abtemcJarote were M'iss ned at North Tonaw'anda. College of Pharmacy anjd Scdence Jo Anrn King, her sister; Miss Bri- and a meter's degree in phlarmiacJal- g!id Casey, Miss Carol Wilson and am ma JOAN MARIE KELSHEIMEH I MS Bride-Elect agy from Temple Uflivaersity where as flower girl, Miss Mary King, an- he is now working on his dootoriate. other sister. "Westfleld's Fur Shop of Distinction" He is a member of Kappa Psi fra- Joan Kilsheimer (Best man was Jc5m Qwgley. Ush- RBMODELING — REPAIRING — CI.'STnM CLKAMNG — ternity and Rho Obi honor society. ering were Frank Salerno, Fred 249 E. Brood St., Opp. Rialto Theatre AD 2-3423 — Open Mon. Eve. till 9 P.M. - Is Bride-Elect —Classic Studio The couple will live in FtflHarid- Meany Studio Mffler and Eugene McGlynn. The MRS. WIOJIAM T, SHERMAN phda. MRS. ROBERT T. HAWCO bride's brother, Kevin was ring (Judith Ana King) bearer. tfr. and Mrs,. John R. Ktisheimer (Barbara Jean BoQan) The rehearsal dinner was given by 520 Grove St. announce the en- the bridegroom's parents at the The newlyweds are graduates of Quality Court Restaurant. Boly Trinity High School. Mrs. HEW- gagement of their daughter, Joan Holy Trinity Rite Judith Ann King, co aliso attended Taylor Business In- Marie to James Ibomlas Wiflgeo- stiiUiite in Plaimfield, and is now a HAV COMPANY horn, son of Mf. and Mre. A. W. Joins Miss Bolan, secretary at American' Cyanimid, Wigg^horn, Sr. of Dayton, Ohio. Robert Hawco Bound Brook. (Mis Kilsheimer is a graduate of Gail Prescott FOR HOLIDAYS Mr. Hawco, an alumnus a'bo of Holy Trinity High School. She wttl William Sherman Exchange Vows St. Francis College, Biddeford, Me., graduate in April from the Univer- To Wed Friday where he majored in EngMsh, is now you need sity of Dayton. ONo. The wedding of Miss Barbara Jean teaching at Holy Trinity High (Mr. Waggenhorn was graduated Baton to William Thomas Sherman Hcly Trini'ty Church was the set-School. from Otatfnimde High School, •Miss Gall Prescott, daughter of ting Saturday afternoon for the mar- Beds 1 took place Saturday mowing at Body Mr. and Mrs. James H. Prescotft of After a trip to New England, the ton Ohio. He is majoring in cUect Trinity Church. She is the daughter riage of Muss JixHi)lh Asm King, couple will live in North FlHinfield. cal engtacriug at the Uniravity Houston, Texas, formerly of West- daughter of Mr. and Mrs. FtfaneiS of Mr. and Mrs, Robert Joseph Bo- field, will be married Friday to RENT THEM FROM Dayton. land of 296 Roger Ave. Mr. Sher- W. Kwig of 941 Boulevard, to Rwbert A January wedding » planned Thomas D. Fleming of Houston in T. man's parents are Mr. and Mm. Al- the Pine Presbyterian Ohunto there. Hawco, som of Mr. and Mrs. bert Sherman of MG BouLevan). Thomas R. Hawco of 423 First St. AND need dishes, glasses CHERYL ANITA WAITERS Miss Prescott ami her Mancee are The nuptial mass at two o'clock Wedding T\m ten thirty o'clock ceremony at juniors at the University of Houston. was celebrated by the Rev. Salva- your holiday ies, we have Duplicate Winners wtoch the Rev. Thomas £. Ifefy of- She is ata> & receptfkHtist for a pecH- tare Tatgiliaremi and served by Peter f iterated wm followed by a reception atrioiwi and he is a salesman for Hawoo, brother of the bridegroom, Cakes them too, Kn. B. E. Ntafatotn with Mrs Mrs. Warren Victor and Mrs. Har-at Wieiand'e. |l»x Y«#*n woa flrrt pbce at theold Bernstein. I the Griayter Btoobric Co. and Timothy Hoffman. A receptiwi Aipfrate bridge tournament Wed- The fall series of weekly games Given in marriage by her father, Fact ere's almost nothing we MiftUy at the Shacfcamaxon Cfcib. was won by Mrs. Azen with Mrs.the bri-de wore a gown and cathedral Itay ««re Mhmml by Mrs. Joseph train of (Mustered satin wWi pewrl- fc* Brown; Mrs. Margolin with Mrs. Cdl t rent MoJigflfel and Mm.' Nortrtan (Hau- GflaubJimser; and, a tie between Mrs. trimmed Aiencon lace. She earned Wrtfer, Btm. Harding Brown and Seymour Pulver, Mil*. Jerome Ros- a bouquet of feathered carrtertjons Happy First Anniversary, darling. Mrts. Chttto Asm, Mm. J. Fried- eribkim and Mrs. J. FitaKbnL Hie and buikerfly roses. November 30th marks the end of the finest United Rent land and Mm. George Keftzenberg, winter series starts D0C. 3. Miss Judith Ann Beta, maU of year of my life, but it also escorts in the oiargie ********* hBJuuM <*•*« second most wonderful year. cake 719 CENTRAL AVE THE All my love, forever, WESTFIELD Ricky SOUTH AVI. L ^ A 31 •*•*:-- •• ,.* ***• tnd New Yedt's wM *ow» he with m. If y 4ny etttfrttmittg over these holidays* st*c us for accenting your powder *7 |T| room beautifully. Our Mttrtex towels, Jahon shower curtains and Carter rugs are basics. For the perfect finishing touch select from our extensive from assortment of soap dishes, guest towel holders, and basket sets. Win com- pliments for your decorating flair and for your exquisite taste in choosing Christ tuns gifts when you patronize *:• /.'•-.-- •f-JV. V :<-tr? JEANNETTE'S TNI MAKE MAYING SANTA SO MUCH PUN! %— Ow Display «f CHrrttmat [nchontmtnt Vim Aere$$orle$ far ike Bmk 353 I. MOAO ST., Wf fTfMlO • 133-5411 FOR HER Op«n Ev«s. Beginning D»c Sth 'Til t P.M.; Saturdays to 5 P.M. t\mrm\ Arr< Jewel Len«x China C#rninf WCKI This Stationery h , • V ' % I \ ittH* see the different Wrapping • I I FOR HIM: CMIINHI S«H and the unusual in ou r A«»i1 0 tint* •n*i P^ Trim-a-Tree Shop FORTH! MOMI: to give... *Mm vitti WM wrliWBi PfwW OTW Wh«fh«r it's a hurricane globe D« F tree Gift Wrmp/Gkm§* Jemnmto fMatevJ Jeannette's $m£th 227 E. ftroed Sfreet I;* jthortei •ear Ent/ance to Mun«cipcl Parking Lot f, MOA* ST / 98 E. Aveiwe, :232 AD 7-1072 f, N. I St., phone 1 CWSTOM-ER PAWCING IN OWR tOT AT 132 ELMER STREET OPEN EV'cNiNGS T- 9 1-^"L CHRISTMAS EXCEPT SATURDAY CPWffGE Fieee PARING EV:I«Y EVEMINO APTER 6 P.M. Page TTTE WESTFIELD (N>.T*> LEADER WEDNESDAY* NOVEMBER 2fi, 1069 Lenox dishes up some AWisp-er for Fall ouimet Christmas ThwVt i n«w softness everywhere. Softness of toe••• elegantly rounded. Softness of heel. ,. slender and higher. Softness of buckle...gently squared Fine eating starts In s layered effect There's a new soft* i MM hi iMdy-to-wea* too. They're with beautiful em- Montclair: Pure platinum perfeot encircles this classically bellishments. That's simple, yet elegant Red Gross pattern. Or Mansfield in why Lenox China in 24-karat gold. A 5-piece Shoes* place setting of either is $21.95. and sparkling, hand- blown Lenox Crystal have been selected Brook dale: A hand-cut sprig of May graces by presidents and its bowl. A 3-piecc place setting roalty, and is used in is $20.25, U.S. Embassies "THE NIGHT BEFORE CHRISTMAS" will be performed toy the Newcomer's music and I throughout the at the club luncheon Wednesday at the YWCA. Anton g members of the cast are, topfrom Mesdames Patrick Brcnnan, Adrian Vandenbetf, Joaeph LelnbacH, John Wright, Latent* Ertwi. world. That's why Sheldon, Stanley Galllanl, Dorman Denton, StwWy Gardner and Richard Dreher. Seenat bottom, left to right, are Mesdames Donald Vibert, Ronald McGee, Genhom Barber and Edwar* WiUel. Lenox is a truly ap- 4 * Dress is .optional bSaok tie. I t t ' Newcomers Group to Stage " Tickets for tlhe pianty will be sold preciated gift* only at the Det. 3 luncheKm^n a ;\ first come first served basfe. "The Night Before Christmas" will be SO tteketts av&ilaMe. No ervati"ons wHl be tlaken. 'riie - WestfieW Newcamer'is - OWbhome of Mrs. Keith Henderson, 6 WE ACCEPT MANY will be eotertiaineftl by the music and Osborn Dr. Mrs. Jewy Cnondn and drama committee at the monthly Mrs. WtQiam Ungarsky wfli be co- Santa to Visit NATIONAL CHARGE luncheon Wednes'ctey in the.YWGA- hostesses. at 12:45 p.m. The program "The Christmas Bazaar CARDS AND HAVE The olUb's CnrMmm Oandtetlght Night Before Christmas" will be Bunfet will be heW Dec. 13, fttvn 9 Weathedy: OUR OWN NO-INTEREST presented Tuesday to the patients p.m. to 1 a.m. at Mr. and Mrs. At Legion Post A \ .of the Oarrford Health artd Exten- Fluted china Stanley Gardner's, 627 F«*th Ave. Santa Olaus is sdhedutod to make i * ' : BUDGET PLAN sive Care Center. rimmed in gleaming Soft musk, glowting cartiles, soenta his appeatfanlce both afternoons oi "'•ft/ - P" r" of pine ami cedar, the wekwning platinum. Or Laurent, •:.-•« 'Members of the committee who \he sQcotid annual Ohrastmafi fta- wanmitih of an open hearth and the in 24-karat gold. A 5-piece jhave been busy rehearsing and pre- a»ar of tlie Atnetfean Legfrn Au- juattiiimg the pragttam include Mes- glifliw of silver and gold amidst the xrliary, MlAtin Waltoerg VtM No. place setting of either is $23.95. ridi colors of the season will pro- m dames John Wrug'hlt, chairman; Ger- 3 wihich wttl he heiid at the poet vide the background. sham Barber, Pabrick Brennan, home, 1003 Nkmtfc Ave.* Saturday Ddnm-an Denton, Roger 'Derrick, Chiristmias, as observed hi the turn from 10 a in -9 p.m. and Sundaj .REoHartl Dreftier. Lorenzo Ertiard, of the cenlbury Vl STORK CORNER Mr, amd Mm. AKred W. Itifcer of Ml Kimibta'll Ave. are parents of their firsft child, Carrie ElissAxrth who ar» ri'ved Nov. 16 at Mi^ttenbeng Hosp* eai. * * * Curtain going up on Charles Steven is the name Mr an'dMrs. Ohartes Nfiwlter of 4M We extend to ©Wf W\*fo lOf hf uf of\4 mearnrrgfuf //: CltC A Ye HinKeepar are discriminating to come to this place of Jane smiih noted fare for Famify Dining Childron's Menu AT.MO VWW The Swe«t Shoppe and our Colonial Gift Ship Hie village area. Frieay, . 28fh . . . WE'LL M OWEN WW\ XT.. Cl.OHRII In Wstoritoc TIIE WESTFIELD Church Fund B«n«fit Plaint—A holiday fewWon tow wft] be twM tt The tan Baptist Church, John St. and Jerusalem Rd, at 4 p.m. Sunday, Modern Dance Club fron TTie Commun'tfy Center, will perform under the direction of Mrs. Joan Harris. Benefits from this program will go towards the Ohurch Door Fund. TURN STYLE Antra Second Furniture laught OMA 11 A.M. H $ P.M. •OtH? FOR CHRISTMAS HOLIDAY LIFETIME €)F WRIT INS Left 9*?*** fr'w*. INCI ««•• fwst Streets 4wi In STA1IONMH SHWCI TtiS 107 OMMBT STMfF JLOUXAJL WfflPltlD Fnge 4 "viai TnK WESTFIELD (N..T.) LEADER. WEDNESDAY, NOVEMBER 2G, 1069 htSdge; Mns. Don Hribsch, Wed- Raninc fnrpor clios ill Tho Berkeley Scliool, '• *• Chairmen Appointed ; w Orcuvao. A Wototfiekl IlTSli School nesdtay aiilenTiotui biii dige; Mm. Ixh Methodist Circles Lutheran Women By Welcome Wagon renz -Brhard, Mali Jong; Mrs. 'Miss Nancy LuUer of lion Sn Li or u-lumiKi, she is now a secretary with 1 1 Charles Sh'aunescy, rocsrcaition ; Mrs. PI. bus begun hoi* Koeppfoirinl e;i- .John Hancock Mutual Lift Insurance New cliainmen lwve been named IW ffi-Ilowln^ completion of her stu- f'o., Springfield. Are Scheduled to Plan Yule Dinner Anbhon-y Oonicr, bowling; Mrs. by the Welcome Wagon Club. They Janrcs OiSuMivain, gattlen; Mrs. ( Meet This Week Tlic nnnual Christmas dinner for inolude M ra. John Copdife; crtatflts; Robert MaaDomald, tennis; Mrs. Ron the Lutheran Church Women of Oal- Mrs. Amos McVeigh, Wednesday all- volunteer services. vat-y Luthcran Cliurch, Cnatrford. The Women's Society of Ohpiis'lian Tuesday, Dec. Si, will stott wS6h a Scipvice of Hi e First soc-bi at 6:30 p.m. in Church will hold its Circle meeting Hhi|> Hall. Reservations miist be re- ^n# as follows: cc-ived hcl'ore Doe. 2 by Mi's. William Tuesday, Dec. 3—Clrclo 10, J2:30 Weber, ticket chairmnn. pun., home of Mrs. Thomas H. Now officers wlw will be ini^taililed . r Eaton, 304 E. Dudley Ave.; Circle Mns. Weber, presidentp ; Mrs. 14, 8:15 p.m., ho-me of Mrs. Walter Wailtei' Hanipp, vice^resMeiut; Mrs. Corngan, 412 Oucintuck La. ELwood Hoiijii'niS, l-^oonding secre- Thursday, Dec. 4, 9:30 a.m.. Cir- HEATING ** " *AIR CONDITIONING tary; Mrs. Norman BonsaB, cor- cle 11 at Mrs. Lewis Everett's, 134 responding secretary, and Mrs. FUEL OIL Tudor Oval; Chicle 12 at Mrs. Phil- George Kahm, treasurer. 474 NORTH AVE. E., WESTFIELD ip Dietterick's, 117 Ferris PI; Circle A program, "World's Famous Ma- ADams 3-3213 13 in Youth Lounge at chuirdi. donas." wi'U be oilered by Mrs. Your Popularity Grows Business Established by P. B. McDowell —1928 Also Dec. 4, at 12:45 p.m.. Circle Frederick CBmsliian, wife of the min- 1 at Mrs. C. Allen Tree's, 610 Stiste. r of The Fitist P WELCOME WAGON OFFICERS for the next «ix months an, left to Marks Ave.: Circle ,2 alt Mrs. Dan- Church of WestfteEd. There also wili right, Mrs. Charles Rifendifer, recording secretary; Mrs. Ted Frank- id A. Williams', 783 KnoRwood Ter-; be a display of atlielfts made by ref- lin,, treasurer; Mrs. Harry Ostcrman, president; Mrs. (Richard Saxby, Circle 2 at Mrs. Norman L. Ktihrli's, ugees from aH over the wortW. corresponding secretary. Mrs. Jerry Robertson, vice president, was not 941 Wyandotte Tr.; Cirde 4 at Mrs. gifts of dusting powder present when the (picture was taken. o o ALfcon B. Ctampttm'fi, 768 Norman and puffs for the LUtiheran WeKare PL: Circle 55 at Mrs. F'r the dupHoalte bridge taunavntt* in •aid members are ashed to bring a who wM graduate from Drew's Col- h • FROM north-scutti direction Friday evening small wrtafciped gift appropriate forlege of Liberal Aits in 1971. Mrs. COMING EVENTS at ttte Woman's CUb To Las Croabas (Puerto Rico), St. Crolx, St. Thomas. To Haiti, Aruba, Venezuela, Grenada, Barbados, St. Thomas. Fra»port (Notai Irom Ft. LauderdiN) to To Las Croabas (Puerto Rico), St. Maarten, Martinique, H. LauttardsM Ftto. 2,12 day 3, from $430.) ar^kaL ' v a^k ^A ^k ajHH^^AjAAA a\jB^^K^^^h^^^a^^^Bk • a& ^^^^^^^^^^ Trinidad, Grenada, St, Lucia, St, Thomas,__ I* To Las Croabas (Puerto Ricoh St. Maarten, Surest securities for tomorrow's fashion To Freeport^ Nassau, St. Thomas, San Jum* Barbados, GrenJKto, Venezuela, Amto#r Si Thomn, Gift CaHifkatM trends, with new heights in heels. No-risk ^^a^Vv aT™~»-fl» rVWIfW •TBW"**"T"^alOt"^ 2v VMP^Vt W^IW 9*" To Nassau, St- Thomas, Nevis, Barbados. Gurieioum, To St, Barthelemyr St. Maarten, Guadeloupe, St TJiomas. St,Crat^Fr#j»port[Note:fromFt, " " earthy colors. Extra dividends of new leather On. 14—%.%, Mar. % 1Q days, from $37OJ To Nassau. textures. All for a very small investment. To St. Hmtm, St. Lucia, Barbados, •M. W—t,»- Aaap a^^^i4 ai To Nassau. g Las Cr^ahat iPtwrto Rico), St Thorn, *. To St. waarlftn, D«minica, BarbtdM, 5!!m» Mwtinlque, loth Oils St, Thomas, o St. IHMKtar, Barbados, St, Luci», sTThcuTwa, Lipsticks • ty Mak«up lotioni To St. Maarten, St, Thomas, San Juwu To Ln Crocus (Puwto Rico), St Thwnw, St. lirlhaH)n% To Las Croat>M (Puerto Rico), it Tfwmi»,~St SvtittamVi Doctors rancMfficNft ACCUMTHY St, Mawtm, Maja—fl.t. MHM} aipMai^PM'-ll #PJB, IMi Powdvr • Shornpoet ToSt. Maartsn, Barbados, St. Lucia, StTThamM! ToSan Juari, Aruba, VerMzuela^Su • Noil Inomal • Hoir Sprays MertiniqM, St. Thomas, St, Crdlx* MM MPETV MFOIMMTMMfc The 5.6, BudeMpP^ r*g]st«r«H tn hufl, deeds, ihi.Man—i, anaf ttructtiral the Netherlands, substantially meets Inter naif oral Safety combustible material. Internal partitions aM4lc Standards (or new ships developed in I960. The a.s. Nieuw material. An automatic sprMitar system il WW Amsterdam, registered in the Netherlafith, meets Intorna- ger llvlm and public areas* Mh MM tionel 3t«Ki«-d6.»ef HM ahipt dweto^ » i§29. 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Tt* m CLWI4M? 10 Elm e 232-8739 OHier Towns WX-210O (No Toll) 3WI JIOWRRfOW TIIE WESTFIELD AIX iFOR OVERLOOK^Mounlainftkk^ own BeUe NerWa (Smltty) rivtt Luekey flmth F Children's Shoes $3.99.^5.99 Big Boys' Shoes $6.99 - $9.99 Bw§. » S1S.S0 Growing Girls' • i $5.99 - $7.99 «• $14.W fMSCtimONS IXFHTIY FHUD UMIT, SU-7179 WISTFULD i • • A frtlina 'sW riilla^asl'i 9 • • CNAMM ACCOUNTS INVIttO IT BE? If IMM CM land M IM •»•*• »Ml the New York Med eaM win the WorM Series, then it must be MM yea* whea the WESTFIELD-BOND PHARMACY is M a eat eha»ed a lre« fca CMrmkh^l, ir/// be open Sundays 9 A.M. to 3 P.M. Feoturing Whitman Candle* 0UI You'M find w in our complete selection M Hallmark Chriacmjs twds, "When you care enough to send the very at" WESTFIELD-BOM) PHARMACY 3»1 LOtOAO STATIOWnS SINCg TfT3 731 >07 QtJtMtY STHI1 STFIf ID - 233-7200 MSt WOW ST. Page 6 THE WESTFIELD (N.J.) LEADER, WEDNESDAY, NOVEMBER 2fl, 1K9, Barbate L. Contfad, daughter of matics. John R. \V5efet. Mr. and Mrs. James C. Conrad of * + * * * * 219 Eton PI. has been accepted as Rachel Maidmemt of 102 Dbekson Novice debater Ken Klein of With the Collegians a new moirrbw of Honors College at Dr. is one of the University of DeAa- Welslt-field, a member of the Uni- Michigan State University. She is ,ware students who are taking part versity of Delaware Debate Society, in a volunteer-help plrogram bc- competed in the recent tourniament a sophomore majoring in Soviet Stu- ! VicLor niui Nils Grartholf of An- ter University, Hnmi'lttm, Ontario. dies in MSU's Justin Monrill Col- ,Uvcen the adolescent unit of Lhe Wil- .aL Southern ConnetiUcut Sta!be Col- easier. Ontario, formerly of Mohawk j * * * lege. .min^on Medical Center and tihe lege in Now Haven. The Dataware Tr.. completed high school there. Named in this yealr's national lisft- * * * university. debaters competed wjtlh 27 colleges VicLor i.s now a fourth year student ing in "Who's Wlio Among Students Michael Pryor of 731 First St. has * * * and universities from 16 states. and honors geography major at tiielln American Universities and Col-fbeen appoinltod to the editorial staff Nancy Ann D'Ariano, daughter of Uniwrsfly of Western OnLnrio, Lon- 1 is John Jeffors. He is a sen-of "The Paper," daily student news- Mr. and Mrs. Emil F. D'Ariano of don, Car.adii. Nils is enrolled in theior majoring in history at Athens paper at Union College. Crantord. 445 Mouabam Ave.. has been elected .science nrcgrum at McMas- iAla.) Collese. A liberal arts major in the Dayathletic director of Sigma Kappa Session, he is the son of Mr. and Literary Society a From HER EXCITING COLLECTION of Sportswear • Drosses • Slack Soft • Coats • Rainwear • Handbags and Accossoriot IT WON'T GET YOU TO THE MOON I You may ttloct your Christmas Gifts from •ut tfc* GIFT IDIAS y.M'H find af iAZAAR ifZAMI mn cut «f this THE MOST FASHIONABLE group of •^« w«rM I H»m» »| CRYSTAL, GIASI, SILVIA NWTIR, OOlMMn UTIH- dosignors, advortisod in Vogue, Harper's, Slli OlOtO JINSIN, WAU DICOt mr\4 »K* fin* CVKMHWI •* CNRISTMAf CARDS. Mademoiselle, Glamour, Seventeen and Ingenue magazines. - (ON, Slr«n# Thntr*) PteWleM mmm I DRESSES BY: Wmmmm Junior Acctnf How«ftJ W«H Wo'ro very excited about our collec- Svsy P# tion we know you will bo tool SPORTSWEAR BY: OJrk IMS: to IS Juniors; 6 to 14 Mistoy. mmM ANey Petite*. Our stylos* run mo gamut from High School Girls COATS AND RAINWEAR BY* Cdloge Girls-Working Girls, to the sophisticated casual-air to cocktail SUCK SUITS BY: HANDBAGS AND ACCESSORIES BY: —.-«••»•*•» — — aaalik ^m^ |1M|A ttafe^ AMA mM anysjtiv wnn iw mm nnwi ^itw •» ANco's Ctftnstmos Gift CortifMatos* MAHt iOmOm* CNMitMAI HAffM wmi A MAUTVUI o#t mm ALICE'S BOUTIQUE Alice's Gtrk in the Bock Room ALICE'S BOUTIQUE "ALKI'S OMIS IN THI BACK JUMKMI tOUTIOUE 114 E. MOAD ST WESTFIEtD :-^.-.--:. -K-.-r,-:-: :;.-::;-:"•,-;•,•• -i: hl i J i: : 1 i : : : ' 1+:''' :'x > >-'o"- ^> " : S :-:->:-M :'•?- ••EpW&L-o- ^••::• :<-.,>.i •- ...... TW -.' '-•X*'-'--'-'- -y-\ ?)•*. :-•*: « •. i V ". .- '.-. -X- P ' •:- • ' . • . i J*1 f J J v>- -I^J ,\ >• \ ••".;• '•+': --'••- • fa . fa n. I ' ' •.!_•* • You'll find them in a vast collection at "*!*,• —John It. Paposh WINDOW HONORS BPW. Tke WtBtfieti BUSIMH tful PnfM L 1 Women's Club was Honored rtmily in a win4»w Hs|Hiy ai Hal the newly expanded Milady's Shop. Co., shown above. Special 4r**e vat p*U to the Fc^tfratlM1 reaching the moon and to scholanllfp «U given to WefltftaM Come in—-much more room to shop, and the I Make Us Your Headquarters largest selection of lovelies we have ever shown. We make just a few suggestions here—we have For Small Appliances lots more. We Have the Largest L 4 Selection in the Area f • * f 4 <• AUTOMATIC SKNJJTS • + . * F F ' * * •( e • ••:; • Univeml - O-l : " J ': - T e Wetf lend • I EUCTttC CAN OKNRS J ELiaUC COf FIE OKINOIRS 1 • f • OUST IUCTMC mounts Crisp os tho «MMD Ond looking pr«tt/ O 1 IUCTMC MMXMS -j timo . .. droi^OI from our Slocks ond topt or .i llhort daytim* ftroup. ftwootort to go with Tht long ond th#rt of our ttMMtt. Nrfoct for dayttmo ji •. '• . I I I * J • IUCTMC TOOTH MUSHIS - •- . - -*- F .-1 .- . L ••= **./-y> •.••'• --'. • '• t V v , . emus JutciM \t* .- IUCTMC MOMS HKTMC KNTVll HKT«C WCOUTOtl m Com* too what Sonfot -\ wp in toppings -•4 for ws to shew yow- Alt For y#vr lt»#y loir ttoft lototf stylos to KKTMC SNAVltt to hov« swoof drootm in ctae* from. VfVf COMAIflC IMMTf Mod fty orroy IUCTWC KAiO TOf fafcrk* 1 V Storting this Friday, w« will b# -r% OffN EVERY EVENING UNTIL Saturday) until Christmas .+'• • r • JA4TOW HOTtAV* Wlet« -fW#e*# Jt*»To« «•* »»»•» *W * L WOAO ST A0S-17M H» ST., WiSTffRD Open Monetey 'TH t Page 8 THE WESTFIELD (N.J.) LEADER, WEDNESDAY, NOVEMBER 26, 1969 the honor roll for the week included Monday, Dec. 8, at ©le Cranwtwd, Alaska is Topic For Old Guard SOT bowling, William Gray, Ridiard Governor Opens in honor of the Westfield High School Longlcy, Thomas OaManan, Theo- & soccer team. Interested residents Marshall M. Cooledge of Westfield Community singing was led bydore Spinner, Hugo Gold, Clarence may obtain tickets from Mre. Carl a member of the Old Guard Paul Satton and tlie ciharus gave Voder, Herman Pfau, Edward Hanson, 142 North Chestnut St., or FUGMANNOKCowpoHV gave an illustrated talk Thursday at Iheir version of "Every little Move- James, James Baldwin and William N. J. Art Show Mrs. Robert Ohaus, 226 Baker ALWAYS READY TO SERVE YOU I ' # the YMCA on his trip through Alas- 1 Zieman. Far duplicate bridge Jacob ment.* Music was furnished b y The first Federated Art Associa- Ave. NEW OKFICE9 • GARAGES * HtJLK OIL ka, His statistics on the character- Charles Elste and Conrad Meier. Alanion and Howard Gay were tied STOIUGE PLANT istics of that state and Lhc niggcd- for tup honors. tions of New Jersey art show got off Birthday salutes were given Fred • WATCHDOG Jiess of the natives wore explained. to -a good start with Gov. Richard BVRNBH BERTICB G. Lipfert, Waiter C. Tunm, Dexter B. Hughes wishing "good luck" to Director Wallace Colby introduced Jacket Stolen Harrington Attends • EAST BUDGET P. Anderson, Charles Elste, How- the first ant show in the Rotunda* of PAYMENT PLAN visitors Itussell Freeman and Mrar. d S. Gay, Ernest E. Weaver Sr. M-arga-ivt Schultz of 421 Tuttle the State Capitol in Tren/ton, to be Pkwy. reported to police Thursday Chicago Convention • TRUCKS EQUIPPED Bettcn He also presented member- .and Wilford E. Halsey Jr. on display through today. WITH LOCKHEED ship credentials to R. S. Grant and Edward Smithousw of the Rec-that a $70 leather ja-ckot had been Twenty -six of the 27 member clulbs The savings and loan business in COMPUTER REGISTER! J. W. Leggott. taken from her locker at Wesbfield Coll reation Committee reported that brought one paimliing each in vari- Union County was represented at the FUEL OIL Hi*h School. ous -medLa by one of their top art-77bh anmiail convention of the United Csso 232-5272 Savings and Loan Le&gue in Chic- W« Art MtHIl ists. Tut Prahlca At the meeting fast Wednesdiay, Al ago by Gfoanle® L. Harrington, pres- I TOUR LOCAL AUTHOR INDCPENDENT •• " • ••"*•• Kochka. consultant in art education ident of the First Federal Savings Ml SOCTIIAVI, I in 'the State of New Jersey, spoke and Loan Association: of Westfield. ESSOHIAT Dl WBITflBLD This superb range of on "Art Education in New Jersey." elegant boots comes from He said that art programs are the last to be funded, but showed slides the home of the world's MISS NANCY REYNOLDS of children participating in- various leading shoemakers. Old projects at different age levels. He Bond Street, London. safd that there ds a new club for Nancy Reynolds artistic teenagers dalfted "Perform- All British Brevitts are w ing amd Visual Arts Society" (PAV- designed and crafted to -•;' IS) -formed to recognize talent; the high standards that NAREB Director members participate in an annual art seminar. Those interested may have made them famous. Reynolds of Westfietoi wtas contact Paul DeFramoia, director of The first choice in both .named as a New Jersey director of guidance at Kinetkn High School, ft Britain and America for ,the National Association of Real P.O. Box 102, Kinnelon 074O5. Art Estate Boards at the 62nd annual teachers in high sohooJs recommend comfort and quality. .convention at the Hilton Hotel in their most talented pupfls. FOR YOUR San Francisco Nov. 13. It was announced to the member- In her new assignment Miss Rey- ship that another ant opportunity is GALA EVENINGS nolds will share respensabitety with open to ahiWren as well as adults, jthe directors in the the Horse amd Pomy Farmers' Week Conrw SN our btoutiful ,tton and policy making for the na-Program sponsored by the Equine tional association, now numbering Advisory Board, State Dept of Ag- Holiday DrtMts more than 90,000 Realtor members riculture. Paintings and drawings of in 50 states. horses and ponies will be accepted; If y«u want Miffivttiifif v«ry She is a past president and cur-ribbons will be awarded to wmners rently director errierftus of the West- Imporfant Holiday •cm»i«m) y Saturtfay, Jan. 31 at the Ivy Stone 4«liflhHd with «ur iww e>H»cti .BLACKTHORN. Bitter Garage Looted Cliocnlafcfl Kid Antiqued. Camel Rustic Buffalo, Twelve Cube Cain Burton C. Ctarkson of 10ft! Wych- Webelo Honors wood Rd. reported to poiice Satur- day tha^t a oaee of wine, six bottles Following a successful induction of of Mquor and some bed linen, had Bob Oats to Cub Scout Pack #177 been taken from his unlocked ga- in- September, the pack was "pirat- rage. Tte linen was later found m ed" away recently by Buccaneer bushes across the street. Might with costumes mode by the boys. A highlight of tihe evening, For Distinctive Ladies Apparel conducted by Mrs. Jekia of Den 4, Banquet to Honor were the awards made by Gordon WHS Soccer Team 112 CENTIAL AVENUE Batten, pack cub master, to the fol- H#wr»: «;M A.M. to 5:30 P lowing Webelo hooiorees: A banquet wHI be held at 6:30 p.m. Barry Steel, David Saabo, RAehiartl Wemberg and Robert F*gu*ar, ath- lete and outdoonsmfan; Brian Waflfco, Bill Oul-len and Cratg Mueller, ath- 'lete, oufxtoorsman and forester; Da- MSWTON ITT. Bl;U'k vid Batten, aquanaut, ourtdoorsman, Aniline Utt(Tillo. OtiU- traveler, atilitete, showman; Mart wiHIII Aniline Uui'Calo Borkowski, ttibctaor9ma(rt, artMete; Brandon Gambee, aqijanaufc, out- PP.OMR. Tan Burnlnhed Copper BiMicii Jiurntahcd Nupim Anticiiiefl. Al«o doonsman, athlete, artist; Jotm Nnppa AnLlnuca. ym* HlttL-lc and Alabaster. win, acjuaruaiurt, wrfictoorwtvaro, neer, aitM, athlete; Robert Boemfie, aqu&naut, oxiifcdoorsinian, athlete, two Use your silver arrows. MASTER-CHARGE or HANOI-CHARGE Lynn Barrett Wins PR Firm Promotion * CHUN. Wimi • 8*5471 Open Daily 'ill • Monday Nile W t 'Miss Lynn Barrett, dairgihler of Buying a new car? Mr. and Mirs, R. R. Barrett Ji*. of 909 Wya-rrdoitite Tr., has been ap- pointed associate dw'eclor of net- work TV and radio with the Rowland Co. Inc., New York public reflations farm. Miiss Barrett ateo will conUmie hei' specia'li»ecl Bui people do not patronize a business just because of that fact. TO D0Of feonk finanain# when you buy a new or ustd e«r. At Patronage goes to the organization that shows a personal interest in it's customers and service is \r without red tap*. Your toon stays close re home ... with folks you know. that shows a desire to please them in every transaction. about The National Bank's pH Mp$t%% irf ear bans. You establish your Therefore At credit before you shop. Then, when you find the best deal for you . . . Blu# Ribbon W* Art D#termin*d your check is waiting for you. Stop by MRAPV for com ©let* defer To gaii -; o LOYALTY of ALt of our customers by giving them the best possible work ond service and ro become so organized and efficient so as to serve each patron as if were >• ONLY customer. NAT O*M SANK NATIONAL BANK £ A MING A WAR VICTIMS of another WKTFIttfl kind. In a choirra clinic in ft' ftEGULAA PRICES Fast Pakistan, a child is held by his inolhor. A«s- .*'#NORT- H AVP , GARWOOD _ » THE WESTFIELD (N.J.) LEADER, WEDNESDAY, NOVEMBER 26, 1969 Sec. 3, Page 1 Social And Club News of the Week in the Westfield Area I Miss McGall Honored by BPW and gold pin. orchestras. She will play Mendels-1 M. GotLschalk. He Is on the faculty Hall, Newark. Guests 6wn area BPW clubs were 3dbn's Oapriocio Brilliante. of the American University, Orchestral seledLtons on the pro- welcome*! by Mrs. Ruth E. Miller, The senior finalists are David ington, D.C. Dr. Moore, cliainnun are Brahm's Academic Fes- president of the Wesitifield group.' ; Finckel, 17, of Madison, and Nor-of the music department at Mont- ti\na-l Overture, Moussongsky's Night The Rev. John L. Flanagan •'!>. •X" High Schobl and Dana Golilcge. She Professionial Women's Club at Wial- "'.••">'.' -: New Jersey. His selection will be ty's Tavern on the Hill. received a law degree from. Rut- Tchaikovsky's Rococo VariJatioms fli gers University and was admitted PUBLIC NOTICE Miss McGaili js a panbner in the]•:• \* '•.•:•: i!or Cello and Orchestra. law firm of Beard and McOall, Eton to the New Jersey Bair as an at- torney in 1936 and as a counselor Pianist Norman Plitt was a schol- St. and has been a memibeJr of the arship student at Juilliard. He has ANTIQUES SHOW and SALE BPW since 1927. She was president ait W in 1940. She was admitted to practice before the U.S. Supreme performed wlbh orcfrcsftr&s in Tean- Summit BPO Elks No. 1246 from 1SW1-43 and served as state it Count in 1964. eck, Tenafly and Ridgewood, and president from 1964-66. hais appeared on radio and televi- Elks Building, 40 Maple St., Summit, N. J. Fonmer Judge William M. Beiard, sion. Now a sophomore en the dean's now Miss -McGaMts business part- ;- •!•' Proscenium Players list at Princeton University, he DECEMBER 4-5-6 ner, who ertcounaged her to sludy -VS Plan Dinner Dance will perform the First Movement law, was the keyntoite speaker. Mrs. Thurs., Fri., 13 noon to 9 P.M.; Sal., 12 noon to 6 P.M. of Rachmaninoff's Piano Concerto Twenty (20) leading Antique Dealers from Conn., N. Y., N. J., Laum L. Oman, a charter member Scotch . Plain*—The Proscenium No. 1. amd a past president of the RPW, Players of Sactoch Plains and Pan- Pa., Del. and Md. Oriental Rugs, Art, Glass, Clocks, Furniturs, Judges will include Allan Mandel, Jewelry, China and Collectors' Items. •poke on Miss MeGaU's contribu- wood are planning a dinner dance Dr. Ward Moore and Mordecai Bau- tions to the organisation. More of Dec. 5 at the Stockhoihn as tiheir man. Mr. Mandel. a pianist, is hail- Adm. Donation $1.00, or 90c with this adv. her aotiviJties were relialtod in a major fall attaiity. Persons inter- ed as Che foremost interpreter of Refreshments Available "Remember When" dialogue given ested in teaming about this active the works of Ovaries Ives and Louia by Mrs. Gertrude F. Lee, a past group, or those interested solely A CERTIFICATE OF APPRECIATION h2s been given by Rumells president of the stale federation an evening of fun arid entertain- Ho§pUal to the Woman'• Chib at WesUield for «lnb voiuoteen who «nd by Mrs. Mildren McLe&a, its k ment, are invited to join in the have terved al 4ae botvital. Sa»wa above with the certificate are, from immediate past president. MISS EMMA McGALL festivities. Tickets and infdrrrcatton left, Mrs. Samuel J. Maite^ club preftiilent; Mrs. Robert Smytbe, Mcial wrvkei a>p*rtment dwtrmaa, aa4 Mrs. Charles Poo4, proiect cfcair- Other speakers were Miss Oharl- Louise Wetjen or Cnanfoni, State concerning bhe dance are available maa far the *te B. MtoCraieken of Elizabeth, federation president. Mre. Lucille from Mary Fiwco, a Kevin Rd. *»airman of the national nominat- J. Turtiaon wias ctarintfan and pre- Future activities piaoned by the ng committee, and Miss Mary sented the group's gift of a lecturn Players include a reading in De- cember, a Ohrksfamas program for chance to perform with an onchesfera ChalMren, a workshop production oi Young Musicians can be very encouraging to young a one adt pilay in Febolary and a musicians to contunue their studies, spring and we are delighted to have been To Perform at ask«d to provide the opportunity Holiday Fair of Church for these studenlte." Symphony Concert Competing in bhle junior group will Membere oi bhe All Saints' Ep*- be Robert Taub, 13, of Metuchen makes Churdi have been knitting, Four young musioian wiH com-and Annette Mi'Mectio, 16, of Had- sowing, bafltiirtg and arelatui{ forpete m -the music of Mount, Memiel- donfield, both pian^ts. Mr. Taub months in anticipation of the ssolhn, Tchaikovsky and Rach- made four appearances in the Car- maninoff in the New Jersey Feder- church's (annual "OM-iFtesftriooed 1 negie Recital Hall, N«w York, sound Hoikby Fak," Stttunfey, Dec. 6, ation of Music Chte Concerto Com- after winning first place in tihe N.J. from 10 am to I p.m. G*rwftl petition, occupying the gueat atrtfet Music education Council Competi- chainneii are Mrs. Jack Sin™ and of the &*wrt»n Sym- tion. As winner of bhe 1388 Young erence Mrs. J. E. Cwwnewe. phony conceit on Sunday, Dae. 7 at Artist Competition, he performed 8 p.m. in the Cnantford High School with the Colonial Little Symphony Sorority Wraps Toys i in Madison and has made other conceived as a mttans conoent appearan'ces locally. He witi *f rV Toys for dnMren were wrapped to permit young muafictens to ap- perfonm the Ftirst Movement of the at the November meeting at the pear in concert with eatafciMieti ore- Mozart Piano Concerto Nb. 20 In Nurtiwi'i iNew Jersey Alumiiae hasftras, the oompetiHilon has grown D Minor, K. 466. Charter of Siffn» S#ma held at in three years to include a panel Mns. Glenn Ma«po's, «e Cottage PI. of eminent muslolan-judves, oaah Miss MiMecHo has given many They will be sent to tfhe ohiWnen'a prizes and, this year, a tnump*»l benefit recLbaLs and has bean aaktist Marcus wing oi tfie UndVersidy of Vorth Cato- concent toulr of bhe state by the wilh the Philadelphta Orchestra at Una's Mevnortal Hosptial in connec- winner under a graft from the N.J. its Children and Junior concerts. dtofpood contuttmts tion with tihe sorority'e national so- SQate Counoli] of the Art*. She has been sotoist sho with tihe •poclalln In cial service profrarn, the Bobbie •Heiury Bkoh, muwo director oi Landsdowne, HaddonfieW, Rotxn MemorMi runtf. the Surburten Symphony, AW, "TheHood DeH, Oherry Hill and Canxten EraoUlon anglntafd by tlU ft NOWILL AutotoMT Tapa Cmm» Mayor/It •cordar tyfm MM, t Iftf M ffKfMM MVif IM M MS lbf% It Still Tim To Tht only Cassette system with externally-powered speakers, delivering 20 watts of . ..eirt, music power per channel. That's a total of 40 watts, more than enough to fill # rbom with full-dimensional stereo sound, a Records... plays back.., plays pr«- vS y^f^VVa ^RWTWHB MViUf^V VHM^H deck with smoked •cryftc K tbnt fend interlocking t m \ VU--meter, f«A-fbrward and fedurss: Two ofnni-Sectional •*"•* phones, two matched walnut catinet otaHcJ makers. E. BROAD ST. WESTFIELD, N. J Sit In coftrferf — broww of your 199 Yovil tM cordb * »vH any fancy . tt Flowers For Add this Bell A Howall t«pt deck to your pr*Mn| system. It has all feature a of tht Mode) 327, but plftyl through Amplifier and speakers of your Or If y«w pnht, WMA# ttereo system or console. •Mia !•, •t * - * pia<« ff# for the Grmeftdh mmd With &*»* * • # full Course Dinner from d "i" WILL FOR oftw TmmKinw MV W*W M RT. 2022 \i •RTH ers KVHJK, >. I. J'CWELCMS U7 UM ST. Page TIIK WKRTFTELD (N..1.) LEADER, WEDNESDAY, .NOVEMBER-Mf- by Vincent Theatre Six Opens Tiuutrt* Six is a nwi-profH pro- Gingerbread Fair fessic.tal theailre located tn th Performances of "You Know I •>. We Cordially Invite You To Cftft't HCMT You When the Water's Running" are gh^en Tuesday thmixigh Friday evenings wtiWi two perParm- Visit Our Shop. anews on Saturday. Tickets can be obtained by oaXiii« Theatre Six in • OUR TREMENDOUS AZAA jit Social Plann an c aster if UNIQUE GIFTS At Boro Church • A FINE SELECTION OF GREETING Christmas social will be heM by bhe Rosary A'Ltar So- • OUR UNUSUAL ADULT GAMES eiwty, uf Our liady of Xioundes if THE LARGEST SELECTION Of CA Ohwoh at 8:30 Monday evening in tjhe auditoriivn. IN UNION COUNTY I •After a brief business meeting, • COMPLETE GIFT WRAP SHOP the cMdren 0* our Lady of Lourdes • BAR SUPLIES Ghunoh and School will present a . From Lancaster Ltd. special ahntotonw progmam. ' '"" if LEATHER AND 0RA$S iM>T9. Oerrdt Wtfltbow its dhaimtan. Your Christmas Gift Shop I All are welcome to attend. Club to Extend Ar«o The Soroptiiri'ist Club irf Summit Prom Our is in the early adages rf extension From Our in tine Westfield area. Serving as an advtaor ia Mrs. Peg Witaan rf ttw From Our Qifft Wrap Shop... Nor* Atltot* Region of Ihe Sor- • Party Baiaar... optJimiit Federation. thrt CafxHe Light Shop ... From Thit Shop V *. ebmp Too Lmte , , • From Our Writing Paper # « t For • • o Offtt... Periortoliied Array oi Unvftva) SolMtitrt of blton Gifts and F Gifts from "Around tho Crono Wriftof fmpmt Stationery Cords % Suit Ivory TOSH. For Christmas • ly txclwsivo Monvfactwrors Amoricon Woedon Wort For Gift Oi Any SOM •• Stock C«reH Cem S* Giving P«rt«n«lt>e>e1 — 14-H»#r Sorvtw Prom Ovff Our $K«p • • * mf tmmmui M»rlM JtMt rfgM. Flip • « • Conv«nftnt Ltnt Trap Location • Optional Entf*M!yel« Men And Hvrtdrsds cmd Hw»*drods Signal Shoot tho KPVCPS AccOMorm of AN K'mdt — Colors ond Toxtwr•» • Air Fluff Selection • Drum Light M©rrw Am^sorntrtt ivy » Pioco — iwy o Sot! • Separate Start Swrteh MODEL DDE 7200k. < Porcelain Enamel Top & Clothes Drum Here's >wst A Scnnnpliffg ef Mony Gift Sugysfwns Throvghotrf Our S>»ep — To© Numorows to MorrfWr \m\wm\mmmmmmwmmm > #or Clkriifi Gift FREE Automata Mcmkef whtn Dry«f it | AH Gifts Nbw connected to Pubffc Serrrco fm*9. I Gift Wrapped Open WentfuMt* Only fvenings €-E Dernier ij Christmas FOR MAJOR APPLIANCES ^ Giving STATK>NE»S 143 E BROAD ST. nlllllvl ll^lTlf i VI i M • "F™ '*T^V1 "\ ••• I 'I P I PIT •" "•' " 11'" 'M J WESTFIELD 233-2121 ELM STREET. WESTFIELD 2232 THE WESTFIELD (N.J.) LEADER, WEDNESDAY, NOVEMBER 26, 1969 Page 3 Tioe PI., ragnesd afi Queen at Home- president, and Miss Emiilly Joest, floor, famous for hex gentle back- iand its patients," he explained. Over coming festiviitles ait Dickinson Col- -••:•-. •xvxxtm .director of volunteens. Also offiicdla- nibs and reassuring manner. itlhe past 20 yeiars, Mrs. Austin has •.'•,•'>:•-•.'•:•::• i- lege, Carlisle, Pa. A sophomore, she •.-.•. v-LrF. ••--'-'• •ting were Mrs. Walter F. Groner of iconitributod 5,741 hours at Overlook, •;•:•: ox-1 v •> "Recently I was asked to help a With the Collegians >:•••:86 : -'•} Chatham, auxiliary president, and now averaging some 60 hours a was elected by the student body for «$ man who was very tense and nerv- this -honor among nine nominees. iRobert J. Lincoln o if Westrfield, ous, couldn't sleep even with pills. y.-y.-y.-y.-y She plans to spend next semester as v >'•••'*>:•>.•' /IN J. S. IRVING Whirlpool B-Z1 ^.Jl11™1 •••••• NAUR '0* STANUT TOOLS FREE! COtNINO WAJW COOKSiT mntm turn- wro t» w « VMW FMCtfl knows !*M dishwashers—Hell txpldam • # tops. Ftilt-tarttvt* w — r—„ *Jue.«« ,,, iow a Wbirtpool dishwasher gets your OEIIVftY Ashes "squeaky1* clean and spotless. How the 2-speed action is • MMM Kit CUP Is. COB» IB MM see Acn A imd to fightweight plastics, china or crystal, yet tough on "hard-to- mvKi ttom" Aad his extea time and service don't cost von a cent ~ " i /\ N i \ tlK flU HI H VMI VtHUI S. IRVING COMPANY 20 ELM STREET WESTHELD itmtiN* AND HOME AmtAMCIS 233*0400 Page 4 THE WESTttELP (X.J.T , WDtfESirAY, NOVEMBER 26, 1969 Real Estate Transactions In The Westfield Area -r- -.. .ul .. ,; r "•'• :':""..•.. -/X' ,-/";*• ">:'•'•-"• . ." _ ri ri ^ 4**--'<:.:• + +'- -:;AV ''-•-."• "'^ Mr. and Mw, Ulelmnl I,. HuBile, formerly nf Belleville, 111., are now Mr. aMirMra* llerlier* D. Klilrrt, Jr.* ftprmcrly of St-arimtoavlii Ontario, lUiuir In their new lunne IOUJIIIMI at 4MH! Wewttlehl Ave. whioh thrr are ai»%v Ilvlnic In Ilirlr new liomi* lucatrii itt 2^:t5 Un-rnjililv FI,T g?otah IH*S Mr, mil] Mr*, Italfih If* June* ltnve *ohl thl* home »t IS Kfttelle I-nni>, riHtntlj |MirrliiiHt-il from Mr. timl >lr*. John II, »fP«t* Sale of tkla Mr, find Mn, noanld J* Diinin vf BnH»klynr N. T., nrr BOW at home Plnlnw* nhkh they rrvmity ininhtiftvil friMii rruiv-Vlllit, Snle fit IB their irw re«UMif at 3CS W«atH#lri Hd^ Faaw«H»d which th*-y WIIH IMIIIII- KtinwiMMl, lu Sir, mid Jlr«- KrPilprli-k (..Tanner, formerly of Uruvr St, multiple lUtt-it property IVIIH_tniMl« by Ihe ultlt!** of William A. Clark, v thl» pro|it^rty b> the office of WlUium A, Clurk, RBALTOH, 1IEALT0H, by Thomim J, from Mr** .IIIIP A. »l*»a throuRh the nfflrr or NfiBPy F. by Chart** W. llokumiy* "' •• Thi» KJIIV oi ibis nmUtjtle liaitMl un-perty wu* iieuotlutvtl through the , HKAKIOHN, The prnyerty was aiulllple H of .Vmry l\ IU\wn»h|s A*m r'r" " ',- • •'. ATT...... " TTIt . Jfc ,,v;:^:;;i^; pmiM v«$W* -• ' t . Mr. and Mrn« Rf^hnnl A* Hruss*t *»I Bicptitne are vtuw Ilvlni: la their t 3MT Heaeea PIM r«4-«atly nurrha»ed fvitat Mr. narf V%* mnlrn »ff thU wnltliile ll«teii prayerty wan >1r. ntnl ^fr^. A'liKM^iit '\\ (lianko IUIVP miivi'tl Into (heir nm hotiir nt Mr. nml Mm. Cnrl M. fl<»rnimK, Jr., nr«> i«w llvla* •» tfc*lr » Mr. Mfl MM. .liihn B. MHHHPUH""! hMTe movrH imto 4krlr »ew kmc •• tlnterl by Mra. Jadr Hwhh u( Cl«r Frledrlchw' 1rV«MH«14 Uttllerr ir Mil, ulilt-li tiny iHin-iiiiHtMl from Mr* and Mrx, Venn MI >l, nt « StonelHwh l*nrk. ret-fully yureliattei futm Mr, imtl Mr*. H. fjm il«-«py Hollow Lnif, irotck Plulaa, whl^h Ikrr purifcairrf «ram 'I'll tfc MU It- oi" IliU iuultl|»le MM led property warn iiftfoHnttMl *>y KmrFMim ThomiiH. Tli^ Hale of thin property Mimtt ntgittinU* hy Mr«. Mr. Hud MM. flfftrtJii-- - Mr. anil MM. ThuMita J, ContoreaHy, farm^Fty of Jenry I'Hy, arc n*w Mia. J.»fca TaaipWII Nut, llvl»nr In tkrir lew Home lunate* at nitt ForeM Ave, wttl«li tk#r M- Mr. find >lr«. Finlorhk \m llrkcr, lormer rexiflent^ of nail WM. K»'»aetk 1.. Kip*!"* #»»ai«rlf «* Na«Wll« Pavll. a«»» at koma at *•*» D«iw tk*y cMittr )ian>lia«^il from Mr, and Mra» Clifford Vti Wjuntefi "•***f***2 PIT*fin tii-^ IHMV J ••••M r y Mr- IInil Mrw, l<*i-jtiiirlM V. Bruwtits formerly ot \i*w nre no*v reKiilltm- In ("holr new hi»nu» nt 58 TnmtHiiieft Wily. Thifcy p k h t C * Hvowib nre now ttvlntr In th«tr irw lome at 4>IMIH4'H tln h- hoint* rli nh (lu* IP1VII>I- of Dntiktr M Dankor. Inc. («u- M** «M »TJ». Ulrhnr-I €. F«*aa; fownerty off rra»forf. are now n Mr, nml .Urn. ttt<»i>lit Mr. mill ln»- tti<< ui , nntt itHflliiK Hititi: «r. nml Wrw. Hrlton KIH^HI- nml rimifly »r*- now y Itronk 1, uJtu-h it from r Mr, ; ir« hiMnini* jat WWill CC'!|«riik*** ( t. Thrr milr wait » from Jtr. nml 31>N* Efipnnifi HtrnJ^ht. phlit mile of The J. fxtvliihion, ITEA I. wiui rkronfftl WKSTPTEtO (N.J.) LEADER, WEDNESDAY, NOVEMBER 20, JOGS Page 5 How do you feel when you start er Living of the American Mutual Kudliek, .Tames Pierce, Alex Di Ior- out in the morning for a day's use Liability Insurance Company these to, Robort Momdolli, M-idiael Obark, of your car? Did you (have a good are the questions you should esk Christopher Bauman, John Behrens v night's sleep? Do you feel alert- and Charles Sweney. up to par physically and mentally? yourself each time that you back FOR CHRISTMAS your car out of the -garage. Your OLIier awards were given to Tim-i Are you emotionally in tune with othy Graff, wolf badge; William Ctie- the world and your fellow man? life may depend on tihe correct &Lik( bear badge, one gold and two GIVE A According to the Institute "for Saf- answers. silver arrows; Uarry Borushluo, bear # badge, one gold and one silver ar- J its*^*j^y***^**^ *****»*****»*****»t row; James Pierutkowsfci, bear PORTABLE TYPEWRITER it badge; James HeHartder, bear what bati^e; JonatJhan Oliewey, bear SOLD AND GUARANTEED •A badge; arrd MiicWael Del Momaco, up our sloerv* one gold and one sHv&r aiTow. 'Hie BY BOISE'S cuCdTo^rsmen badge was awriardeti to Webelos Michael Brennan, Amelio Di Icr.rio, Robert F^itzOarpis, Gary Gearan, Kevin Moomey and Tony MuWrn. Sl/Jdes of a peceri/t Webeilos week- end overnight at Oamp Watdnmg were shown. Grtalts of the dlifferent U***! dens were exhibited and first prize was given to Den 1. George Pierce, trip chairman, announced that tihe Pack will be going to Philadelphia •07 SOUTH AVI., WRSTN|LD AD 3*4241 on Dec. 6 to tour several pfbaces of op». futta* f arklat historical interest suah as Independ- • •MM ence Hall and Betsy Ross' heme. ALL MAKES AND MODELS IN STOCK MAKING THE THANKSGIVING SCENE-Madem pilgrims looking for a traditional Thankifftving feast on Lincoln PTO Sponsors •ur afcans couUI find the traditional letting in East Millstone, site of a virgin hardwood forest, but traditional OLYMPIA $M-9 OLYMPIA SM9 IH4UM have wtfeM. HiitcfcMon Forest, used AS * "living laboratory" by Rutgers, has trees dating back to Holiday Fashion Show taw early IMS* when first TfcanksgivUf was held. K«y-S«t Tab H4 13" Carriage „ 134 A holiday fashion riww aponsored SCM by Mice's Boutique of Westfield will OLYMPIA SM-8 Hand Set Tab, CLASSIC 10 109 highlight the Lincoln PTO meeting 99 Little Left of Pilgrim Days at 8 p.m. Tuesday. Vi Spacing SCM ELECTRIC Dancers Visit Modeling Che fashions will be OLYMPIA SF 110 AND ESTATE JEWELRY teachers and mcthers of Iim»ln Lightweight SCM ELECTRIC School led by Mrs. T. Cftamptton, •ut Sturdy 59 120 But Some Old Forests Remain Cub Pack 373 Mrs. James Harcomt, Mrs. C. Hor- OLYMPIA -0 SCM 210 nung, Mrs. Arthur Kahn, Miss Jan- SOCIALITE 49 irtio celebrated the first oldest tree in tihe woods, Dr. Buell CUbnuaster Jack Brennen gave a ice Mar*tey, Mrs. V. McLean, Mrs. ALL ELECTRIC 205 Anuemoam Jft 1621 prob- said, but an oak toppled by a hurri- talk about the "imar?e" of the scout Duans Utecht and Mns. 'Monton Vic- UNDERWOOD .ft,^, SCM 220 - 12" ably wouldn't recognize the United cane dated back to 1627. uniform after whuAi John Kostow- t»r. The models will wear the latest LETTERA 32 &? Alt ELECTRIC 235 States today. ski, Council Comaniissiiloner, inspect- FPO/V. Some of the trees stVA standing styles from the hodaflay and mid- UNDERWOOD M SCM Gov. Bnautfand vfefctrcg thfa coun- have a greater baaol diameter, he ed all umiiJlojims at Cub Pack 373's winter collection t>f Alice's BoutiQue STUDIO 45 84 CLASSIC 12 PRIVATE OWNtRS • BANKS try now might weftl oak^ with apolo- noted, so if they grew at the same rrrorjthly meedimg Iia*t week at Holy lcoated on East Broad St. gies to Longfellow, "Where is therate as the fallen tree, they are old- Trinity Grammar SdiooJ. The shoe • Tickets for the dessert .flashion ESIAU UQUIDATIONS forest primeval?" The woodlands or, shine award '-was given to Gregory show may'be obtained from room TYPEWRITER SALES that stretched from the AtliatttJc to WiM turkeys may have been roast- King of Den 2. Den 4 won the at-mothers arid from" co-chaiitneni Mrs". Ehe MrssiasLppi have almoeft d^stap- ed in Hiftoheson Forest long before tendance award. H. T. McCarran and Mrs. Leonard AND SERVICE paaned. the ftrsit Thtanktsgitvini*. Pire sears on Indian dancers executed several Kaye. One of the last tetfta of vwnfim the grt»wt'h rings of the fallen oak Indian dances and performed the Decorations for Che evening will "Where the Guarantee Counts" hardwood forest In tfoe Eastern Undt- Indicate tihe forest ufee burned about Order of the Arrow Dance before feature, the mid-winter theme, and ed S'Jates is the Hubcheston Memorial once every 10 years during the first irjduotimg tihe fcilimviinig Cubs as Bob- were conceived and directed by Mrs. 107 QUIMBY STREET Forest, owned by Rutgens Univer- 85 years of the tree's life. eads into Trocip 373: Greglory King, John Dedanty.'a»d 'Mrs. 'R' Moser. - w * . . i , • r - . , sity. Some of the trees now growing Dr.fBueU said he believes Indians Thomas Hassleman, Kev^n Erennan, Mrs, Robert Snowber, presidant of WESTFIELD • 233-7200 m the 65-afore wtfocRiand were prcfo- burned the woods ragnrjanly to facili- Jtthn Savc^a, Mirk Ward, Thomas Lincoln School' PTO,' will convene •ably standing when the Pilgrims .sat tate founittoig ted fiawn Jyinij curled up in a fieW. 1 j h *rj-' - * Its eyes were otosed and it was The new owners will be Tina and Frank DeRosa, whom it quivering beoaitte it's soar- I know will serve you well. Krvcher wondefwa\ Thanks again. I shall miss you all. dedixted to pet r-» . Mabel B. Lorton KSS i*;:-s':-:- *••* £>2H£H a gom and rwn «w*3f. >KiS r sadd he has swipe fawns ofitttt *!««p alone bedauM they ESS:':*: j£.>.J-:vX^:tf -TP- -I •_• _l. are §eerJM««. Becaute of their pro- This Week's Special Buys to Help Ease Your Budget teottiv-e ccliorir^, a prcdaittar CIM dis- cover them oniy by accaidenl, Wi/IM Wbr.it is now Hutahetfon CHOtCI JAM FAMOUS CHOWI iONILESS CHOICI iONILISS iiP8« .•'••: sgpiii came iito -tHie poworAon of th« Met- #*$ tler femily in 1701, and tor mure Sirlo Chuck thon 350 yean successive genera- blon« preserved the woodland. In 1«H the woo* were p Steak Chuck Steak Roast f nom Thiomai Met&ler by the United tooid of ere at America HM eaipentato union eat and 71 aeree CNOKI CHOCI »ONILISS w MnB uflfrVWIiy CMOCI SMMNO HOMIMADf It may much WUHMI L. HuUtaMm. * Roast Pork Sausage Mifsal Lamb Roast Meat flit... to U nature atote, * aattcy *» tmi- ver^fcy vm «enhinue. The puHic H mlk **wtM4 to ttw fere* ma* m at the moment conduot«d twrs. The prtpttty toasy m * H'« tm»N; it tookt funny; it's otsttory far the atwly of SUCK) y b«ch at th* r—r of th« lot, tihe reia*tofi*wpB bc«we«R MIAT MAMVUtfMS MWAYS but H's • pow«rhouM of financial Nr envk*omnent. The formt services. H's our "mini-branch" birde, marrwofrte am* •CATONt a! 580 Sprmglwld Avenu« near Suit -hunters Wouldn't took tor NMAT Rout* 22, soon to b« replaced btrriceys &r phwawnba tor TUMIYI Stl»StlAltS by a big, beautiful permanent ltaiiktt^vinig *niwr on the Your choke Suburban Trust office. Although The enfttre »rea is a game preserve. If** hard to find, it's worth look- ing for because you can enjoy •UYIHO ot tnuNot the ttme banking services that Martimen FTMM Dried ara offered «t att other Suburban TtTCUSHHiO truet offices m this new, con- 4 OX Sill venient location. Our staff ts Co« bending over backwards to be SHOPPING | hetf>M. . «they're a little lonely end want to see their "mirvi- WEEKS LEFT branch" grow. 3HLS TRUST COMPANY t 580 SPRINGFIELD AVE. CRANfORD - GARWOOO • PLAlNFIELO SCOTCH PLAINS • WESTFIELD MCMBER 0EPO5IT INSURANCE COtlPOMTION WESTFIELD STORES OPEN MONDAY NIGHTS TIL SUPERMARKET •M WIOUWAIN AVI Page 8 THE WESTFIELD (N.J.) LEADER, WEDNESDAY. NOVEMBER 26, 1969 Blue Devil Eleven Meets Plainfield Here To morrow Booters Eliminated In State Last Tryoul For Boys Westfield Takes Fourth Place R.J.H.S. Warriors Locals Placed Tops In State Basketball League Bomb Burnet 20-8 The Westfidd Boys Basketball Roosevelt's naritih grade football Tournament In Quarter Finals League will bold its final tryouts on In State Cross Country Finals team won its £inai giame of the sea- In Savior Football Ratings Saturday at Washiinigttm School for son by defeating Burnet 20-8 l'aat By Joe Sullivan Edison (6-2), SteineA (6-2), waft By Curt Way had battled back from a 1-0 haiftiane By Robert Palmer meet. After the early race hazards Tth, 8th and 9th grade boys. Sth aiid week, making tihe final record six Hamilton "West (6-2). deficit, scorLnig ai a goal by Hyde, 9th graders will report at 9 a.m. and were pa-st, Cdate settiled dawa ahead wins artd one loss. The ltumbeir one t&am in the The Senior High soe«?r team be- wtho taJDJed his fifth goal of the sea- Tt'h gnadcrs at 1 p.m. Tins is the last Wesbfieid's cross coimtry team of Gray, but Gitay passed hdm wuiiii a The most points the CaWdinals oame bhe first Blue Devil team ever placed fountlh in the State finals at In the first half, Dafvid Snyder state, according to JDr. Roger B. couM manage in one game has been son fotlowmg a crossing pass from chance for all interested boys to reg- half mile to £0. Coate came back to made fche first touohdowin from the Saylor, will face Pliainfreld at home to advance to the quarter finals of Joe Krafcona. ister. Gar row Mountain Saturday. Raimiapo get Gray one last tilme, aod defeat 12. Three times opponents luaive the State Tourrnanwnit by defeating was the winner, with 53 points. Mor- ten yard line. M-iike ShiiKidler blocked tomorrow ait 11 a.m. WestPield (7-0-1) sl;ut them out. Perhaps the best The locals were safely ahead five Xo rogisilration will be accepted tih-e sophomore for the first time this a j>ass which later hedped I>avid was ranked number one in Saylfar's Teaneck 3-1. Tine Devil hooters how- to two on corner breks before the tie ristewn, 120, and Hiaickensack, 139, year. Coalte was 28th, just haMing off •showing of the ye'ar was agiainsfc un- ever were beaten 3-2 in overtime by after the final tryouts, directly after , jusi noifcunig Phiilips soore a touchdown from six Latest -ratings, which appeared -last dofeated Woodbridge. The game was breaking goal. IF the game had re- also beat WestMd's total of 151. The Handza, while Gray was 34131, both undefeated Newark East Side in the which all boys will be assigned to yards out and Fred Boss ran tor the week in -the Newark Evening News. scoreless for three periods until mained a tie, the Devils would have teams. They will be contacted by individual winner was Steve Sefooen- exceldent piacings. McGrath fundshed quarter final round. extra point, Tomorrow will be the 58th Thanks- the Barrens broke loose for three won on comer kicks. their manager as to the time and wald of WocxLrow Wifeon. 49th, the same pojjijtioit he had in In the founth quarter, Dave Snyder giving Day battle. Plainileild leads •tomdhdowiiis artd a 21-0 decision. Westflield was eBminatcd in the We^tfield ended the year with an 8 pLace of the first practice. The course is very narrow in the Cenitiral Jensies agokibl lass in- passed to Bart Sayre who ran for in the series 33-19-5. first round of the Union County many spots, particularly throug'h a Offensively the Cards have aver- -5-3 record. The leading scorers were The clinic for 5th and Gth gnaders tense comipettiition. the ttoudhdow-n from the forty yard Wctetfieftd Wad lingered around tihe Tournament by Berkeley Heights 2-1. Loveland and Ma-gtiozai with seven wi'I sta rt Dec. 6 at Washdiiigfton secti'oa' of vwwitte near the stoat. With 'Ramapo's easy win was a greiat aged a me-re 5.2 points per game, 20 teajms and 150 i*unners in the line and succeeded in, destroying number 10 spot in the ratings until This was Lhe make up of a previ- apiece. Hyde ended the season with School at 9 a.m. AH interested boys team effort that put fi've men in the Burnet'ts hopes of victory. compared with Westfreld's 23-7. ously tied game. In tournament play field, it forced a quick sfiant for any the 24-0 •win over Montclair, which Ptaitafiel "dhas allowed Che opposiftion five, Bob Risen, last year's Ic-ading may sign up. There will be mo regis- first 17. Ohris Elliot was third, Doug vaulted the Devils up to the number there cannot be a tie. scorer with six, tallied three, all of tration fee. Iwpefui cc'tttendeirs. Couse fifibh, Mark a«ariwe 12tth, 23.2 per game. The Blue Devils have Westfield got a bad break in the Y Swimmers Win two slot. When they clobbered Hill- held their enemies to 8,1 pednte. A last minute goal against Tea- tOK-.ni ia one game, a (M rout of Rich Ikker 16Ch and John Starte side 48-0, Saylor put Westfield first neck by Tom MagBiozzi iced the Wiatolttuis lDlts. first fow hundred yards. Tom irand- 17th. In AAU Meet The Cardinal lineup is Jaden with za was knocked down in the con- with 522 poiintis in his system. game tor Wrolfield. The Teaneck Co-caplam Paul Hanson and jun- J V's Beat B's iMorristowin'iS Riahie Goirdon was Gakcrest of Mays LamdLnig is in sophomores in am attempt to build Highwaymen had been driving back ior Paul Liig&itit ended the season fusion, and before he could recover second but his teammates were not WesfcTieM Y swimmers took fiirst lor next year. Two sraphs start in he was in tihe rear. He tried to work ptaoe at an AAJU meet heM at Mont- soCond witfh 520 points. Tomorrow after they had narrowed the gap to with two goafe apiece, while fullback as fast as Elliott's. Donncdl Aiiuder- Oakcrest will play Madnffiaiud. (4-4). ifehe baekfield, speedsters Maurice 2-1 with six maMutes remaining in Dick Hamey, Krakora, forward Phil In Final Game back, but the IKUTOW course kept som was 14th and Tom Marttey was clair Y, Saituirday. Mark V Plummer and Mike Lattimore. his from passing, and reduced the placed first fen the 11-12 year odd, 100In the Saylor ratings, if Oatocrest the game. Turner, and Scott G-ilUn, as a wing, , but the fifth man was 46th, and clobbers Mainland, while Westfield Bruce MoCrlay, another soph, is Magitozzi, following a long pass each tallied once. By Jeff Golden pack to a snail's pace. It is a tribute hatd tfo settle for second. yard breaststnoke. Placing second in t^eir top replacement. Senior Bill to Handza's skiliLs thait he was able the ia-14 year o*d mefcttey relay were 'has 'trouble with Plainfield, Oak- from Scott Lovoland, sped past a In the n«Jts, co-captaan GiBiii al- The WestfieW "Super BoWl" pit- Catania, Which had beaten West- crest could move past the Devils. Lutz is in his second. year. The lowed an average of less than one to fighit back to 29th pila'ce. Robert Rix, Ohris Vejnoska, Mark defender and shot post Teaneck ted two of the finest teams of their fied in the Cent rials, totoied- 193 The Devils are abo rated num- ir.ain threat is seititor halflsack Busa goal per game and had seven Shut- Rick Calvert closed out his season aaBd Jim Rice. goalie Jon Lubitz. kind—the WeStfiefld High School B points, good enough for only fifth ber .two in ttie Newark Star-Ledger Douglas who has scored three of outs in 14 games. Giffin massed two with anotilier outslanding effort. He The Devad boaters opened the sear- Squad and the Junior Varsity last plaice. They didn't start fast enough, ratings. MkkUebown <8-0) from Mon- Piainfield's seven TD's. The darts games due to a hand injury. For- survived the early sprinjgtiing to ing in the second (fuarter. Lovetad week. Both had gone undefeated and were caught in the woods. Dea- moutii County is rated abiwe West- excel] ait returns as two k icloofls and ward Lovelanrf and Rdtdc Shaw filled avoid the log jam beftiinri, and took passed to halfback Bob WiMer who during tjhe regular season, had reg- ns Kuntz who had beaten Cafrvert fieW. Tfoe Ledger stated, however, one punt have been trfoken. in ably. The Devils however could 11th. The big surprise for the Devifls Shot toward the Toaneck goad. The ular seeason win streaks of 7B and twice before, came in 13th, and his that the advantage was only frac- Westfield'is Hneup, «4ikh was not seem to regain their early sett- was Tom McGrcubh. He esitiaUtahed a Mj >ii|likort ball bounced hig(h over the out- 29, and the B squad had never lost brotiher Dave was 2oth. The nest tional. Middleltawn plays Freehold dhanging every day to early Sep< stretched goalie and was headed in son momenta! afiter GiMin was hurt. to the JV squad. But in the year of good eatily position and nan a supert were far ervoush back to attorw West- 1 (0-7) tomorrow. If thte Devi'ls win temiber, is now very Bteady. Rick Before the injury Hie record was 6-1- race. After Ihc race co-captain Steve by the alert David Hyde for his the underdog, it was the Junior field to taike some of the sttog out of big against FHainifteld, wihi'le Middle- ThiL'il anxl S k e e t e r MacOoskey rowrth goad of the year. I, after it was 2-4-2, Varsity which posted a 12-6 victory. Coaie s-aid that he couiijcki't hdieva t!heir defeat the week before. West- it whon he looked up and saw Mc- tawn struggled, Wes*h'eld could be- are at the ends. Bob Sfcanner Lovetand tailded his sixth goad trf played weil diirtnig Che It was ironic that Bck Byrne, feld also defeated five other tcMtw come number one in both palls. is the outside tackle. Dave Harvey the season in the third quarter to season, highlighted by ttie two State Neil Chambertin, and John Kerr, all G'iiaith a'lie'ad oi him alter ajgjte ap^ wtaflh^liad, jjeateQ the Blue Devil* a half. The is Wetstfiefld'8 ftrA nt«nber plays inside tiackfe udkesa junior put the locals in front 2-0. Tournament wans. It defecated Gar- B squad ntfainsHa-ys throughout the earlier uT'the s«amn. Coadi WWt Bruce MacKay has reewenpi from Thfe was the farthest any Devil flie'.d 1-0 and Teaneck 3jl. Other big Coa-te and I>a>ve Gray had their Oiiadcaon concluded, "TTie boys' per- one ratiing by 4he News, during sdaison, were tihe thi'ee stars of the Coach Gary Kehler's tenure. Kehter fes knee injury. Jotm KaAacher team had gone i nthe State Tourna- wins included a 6-1 defeat of Wat«ih- game for the JV. It was tihe most own imitra-t€ quality, full • YT LP o w.«to m.m with if J.W, America s • popular-prccd Bonded Kentucky Bourbon IAA PM t A.M. to * P.m. MQUOftS • A.M. *» I V UK 9OU7M AVWVB 9 / -• .' - 4 WESTFIELD (N.J.) LEADER, WEDNESDAY, NOVEMBER 38,-«G9 Pago Con Watchung Conference Champions • » Great CONGRATULATIONS! Tomorrow! TO THE Going WATCHUNG Blue CONFERENCE CHAMPIONS I '• Devils! • . jL IP* Spirited camaraderie and sportsmanship •c > Football builds leadership, on and off characterize high school football all across the the field. That's why we take pleasure in saluting the leaders of tomorrow... country. We salute our high school football our high school football players. team. ' *> I • r ra nks 264 E. Brood St 207 E. Broad St WMtfidd Westfield J • WMHi«ld High School Blue Devil Eleven J. Grey j« ^NeMniRfleF M, Dorr* Hail to nkhfo i. Tru«t • lt«Hy D. Klninf h T. P^lman Westfield's JMght Ouwi K.OralMl J. Smyth* • • I. 0»y t. S«inn*r Blue Devils t. Macfcay J. S«WV«A Be where the action is! Come J. ltdmn D. Harvty out to the game tomorrow. Show - •>. WO 9wm9VfW TnV I. THM T, TrM*v our football players you're with JMhwn W, boH thlt year, w tahit* W««tfi«y /. ZMcK i • ^NercBiv O. them . . . help our team go . . . sciMor* i t WariM J. WltMll go... get Cvlrar OiUnrKUILER "^ ^W» ^^^^^P^WT HESTnEII- mum BASKIN-ROBBINS Dr. L I. Uw Ml I . 130 E. Br«Hl St. 1 . • M Wettfield Congratulations Yea OUR FOOTBALL TEAM to Team! WtitfMd High's Footbdl- tht AII-Am#rkcNi Ortot EUv«n Oomefer All Amtrkons • ce#Hi»ry e§e, \ mv«h for the moral cKorMter m well as the M^^i I^I^MI IMMM MI IM physkel slrengtfc el |rf^f^t of «very age. We sokrle dl ye» Mve Devils. Colonial Sports Center 1M Ave SVMff Cer^, till WesffieM MUM AVI W# 131-4)4) We're Proud of BlueD^b A TOAST! iMMtofSrH^. nr A p^Jf H'nPlftft ft fn# r"s fo feofbdK, an AH-Americon game for eH Americans. And here's to our high school f»«fb«fl fetffcart pferyers. May your victories continue to WESTFIELD be mony, in life as on the field Gkint DUKES THE LEADER STORE Submarines 109 E. BROAD ST., WESTFIELO 515 fin i THE WESTFIELD (N.J.) LEADER, WEDNESDAY, NOVEMBER 26, 1969 scoring the Badlder offense, with point where the baft went out, Judgimg frtwn the exxatfr In the fiscal year 1969 state aid Fred Bundy and John Fiorinf) run- You Wouldn't Recognize Football land than proceed as in rule 5. memt atteoidiiig bhe playiiig, and tihe to local school districts totaled $172 MORE SPORTS ning behind the blocking of Selser, 7. No tripping shall be allowed, irtberest manifested by the specta- million under the foundation pro- March, C. Cotton, Gelb and Colora- nor shall any player use histors, we must justly say that foot- gram for current expense. In addi- no, did move the ball well. Ttm Babb If Played Under First Rules hands to push or hold an ad-ball bids fair to become "the" game, tion to the foundation program, 16 total. Brewster and Jackson lead got the Raiders going in the second versary. Baise Bail and other sports to tire which provities specific amounts of witlh four each, MiacCloskey is next half with a 23 yards run for a TD. 8. The winners of the toss shall camtnary tt money for each student in every Locals Placed New Brunswick—It would take a gum,'' the studonit newspaper at school district, other categories of with three. Thied and Knobloch have Tom Ansbro dove off tackle for an-mighty powerful imagfoiatibD to vis- Rutgers, set down these 12 niles for have the choice of Hirst goal, grabbed three and each has re-other score and Fiorano knifed in and the slides shall ctauge ELDERLY POOR state aid include pupil transporta- (Continued from page C) uafctee in the earliest days otf 'toot- footibailil: Almost one-tthird of the 800,000 tion, rgular and emergency school turned one for a touchdown. Line- for the fourth touchdown. Pnge end- ball" that it could deve&op into the goals at each successive in- halfbacks. Loading Wntchung Con- man MacKay has also picked one ed the scoring by going up the mid- 1. The grounds sfraH be 400 feet 1 ning. la starting the ball shall elderly people living in New Jersey building aids, special aid for handi- fast, wide open game tat infoereol- long by 250 feet \rifle. exist on incomes placing fchem at capped children and aid to hebp fi- furcncc scorer Don Knobloch is theoff. dle for a 31 yard touchdown. Out- legiote football is today. be fairly kicked, not batted, fullback. Junior .Too Monningcr calls standing pLay was turned in by Am- 2. Tlie distance between' the posts firom a point 150 feet in front the poverty level or below. nance ivocatiomal education. Total the signals. Brad Brewstur will see brose, Bunting, K. Cotton, Gottlick, In fact it's difficult to see much of each ganl shaft be 25 feet. of the starters* goal, state allocations of grants-in-aid ex- resemblance between tine foortlbaill of 3. TThe number for match games 9. Utrubfel tihe ball is kicked, no NEED A REPAIRMAN T action ;it fullback. Molowa, Smith, Peterson, Sauoders SEE "SERVICES V K ceeded $251 million in-fiscal 1969. Bears Win and Graham. 1969 and the quaint game played un- shall be 20 to the side. player shall be in advance of WostJicld has passed more than der the rules adopted in October, 4. To win. a game, six goak are usual this year, because of the top Jets 9, Chargers 6 a line parallel to the line of his (Continued from page 6) 1873, abiast four years after the necessary, but that side shfaU goal, and distant from it 150 combination of Monningor and The Jets came from behind to post first intercollegiate game between be coansadered the victor which, . Monningor has thrown the ball well. The defensive charge their second win. They took a 2-0 feet. Rutgers and Primloeton in November, when the game is called, shall 10. There shall be two judges, one 07 passes and completed 42 for 49was led by Andy Tibbals, Jeff Det- lead on a safety, but the Chargers 1859. (Colleges each used bhedr own WE ARE PLEASED TO ANNOUNCE THAT tove secured the greatest num- from each conteindrihg college, or l>er cent. He has 4 TD passes. He weiler. Scott Selert, Jack Dagostaro, scored just before the half ended to rules in the 1869-1873 period.) ber of goaiks „ provided that Bob Malcolmn, Andy Hubsch, Steve assume a 6-2 lead. In the fourth and a referee; all to be chosen lias passed for GiJfi yards, which is Under those rutes no carrying or number be two or more. To se- by the captains. GARRY NEMET more yards than last year's team. Farley, Tim Thome, Ed Hammer, period Mark Bussey recovered a loose ball on the Charger 2 yard throwing of the ball was permftted, cure a goal, the ball must pass 11. No plaiyetr shaftl wear spokes or MacCloskuy has caught 18 passes Dave Cloujfhjy, Tom Smeatan, Bob the playing field was much between Che poets. HAS BECOME ASSOCIATED WITH US IN OUR Hanse-n, Dave Bnaidway and Matt line, and Mike Taylor dove in for iron plates on his shoes. for 2 -: • _•••' . '•'. Docket- i:i% :H% - *:-•: ::::•-:.-•' ' '67 FORD OAIAXIE »1475 MP, 4 Dm -m • . • • • i C POLAMS (1945 WITH PERMANENT 68 FORD OAIAXIE »2175 PRESS CYCLE I 300, 4DMT 68 PLYMOUTH $1990 Fvry Station Wagon NEW .95 WESTRELD 159 WHBW liVwBw ••- vw - f*P«Mk W/l TENNIS m imm KADT PALL 1969 5 "vmum" couws M %%* ¥ CALL 233-9480 319 NORTH AVE., WESTRELD WMTI - fer Brochurt 138 E. BROAD ST., WESTFKLD Did: AD-A-FORD (232-3673) WfSTFICLD 143 E. BROAD ST., WESTRELD TKNNIS C liCIt fw w Wa^Ktf wNi • 4Nff« THV • FiiK i. AD3-2121 u» tow MAM* met tm THE WESTFIELD (N.J.) LEADER, WEDNESDAY, NOVEMBER 2fi, I9C9 Sec. 4, Vagt 1 Broeker said .that Sidney Lesfcner crews Have established a ehafllervg- salesmen and women, most of Ring Company, Elizabeth, Sam''Pwny in Linden and Victor Richel Resident Heads Chamber Drive of Waatfieid of Lessoer Eletofcric goal of 100 new merrtbers foT wfoom are experienced in soiling the Crawford of Tlic Singer Company, 'of Elizafoethtown Gas Company of Company of Elisabeth, has again year and hope to realize their* •Eastern Union County Chamber. Elizabeth, Edward Azar ol Hie Gon- iiza both. The animal campaign to irtoretase mence was today announced by agreed to be dhalraian of this ydar's •objective before the first of the There are five teams and the cap- oral Motors Assembly Pl'aru in Lin- (the merribensthip in fflhe Eastern CHamber President Oarl W. Brock- campaign. This is Leasner's second year. tains assisting Lessner are M r s. den. John K. Cunningham of I-'ssu Early Copy for Church lUnion County Chamber of Com- er. year as chairman. Lessner and bis Lessner has a seleat group of 25 Dagny Ahrens of Robvon Backing •Research and Engineering CIHII- News is Appreciated •/,•••'.•-.•'• ••• • *••* .x. ,- . • I GEORGE H. SEIFERT zodiac gifts .'. . the runaway I WESTFIELD Scton Hall Alumni favorife theme in this-year gifts for ' ••'' '-'''• • r' Solicit Grads everyone on your list! Hahne & Company .-* Eighty Seton Hall University 4 alumni from Union County are i0 the midst of a phonftthfon Which is has a special Zodiac Boutique where soliciting funds from the more than * • 2,500 alumni residing in the area, * • line drive, which wiU continue we've brought together, a great array of through Dec. 3, has the Craaford iMotor Lodge in Crantford as its r • • _ headquarters were 20 (telephone gifts with individual signs or all the signs . .. lines have been installed. Serving as county chairman for * the effort is George Setfert, cU«i each with a dash and a flair uf '55, a field underwriter for the Home Life Insurance Company of BpringfieW and a resident of Scotteh that** irresistible. You'll find them (Plains. The drive has four associate chair- men including Samuel Bawnan '61, in our Century Gift Shop on the (Union; Fred J. Cbemkttki 'SI of Fanwood; Philip A. Doncnty Jr., '55 Scotfch Plains; and llnnNM J. iMcEvoy '63 of Union. The alunrni effort is pact of the (University's capital campaign of 96,000,000 Which has already exoMd- "i '.'••..' : ', L ed more than half its goal. Pro- iceeda will aid new eofwfcrutotwn, (provide for endowed faculty chain, and increase **udent mtoekuMp M. The Atom* Pedenttton hM al- ready auocenfutty concluded simi- lar phonatihOHB in Morris, Ocea», Moranouth and Bergen CouflMet. General cMtiman of the overtoil campaign js Paul Troast, chairman of the Mabony-Troaet Construction Co. of Clifton. f/i Westfield Native • Named Judge Attorney iJawrence W. Golligto, 43, s«n of Mrs. W. J. OetttfMt of 41 Mohww* Tr., has bec» Mfne4 by AriaoHB Gov. Jekk mtiiaim m Superior Court judge in MVM0Q lltA OTVlMBI M ty. Galligan wfm has bad his awn 'law Arm in Tucson since 1W0, wtil (take over tihe naw bendh Jan. 4. A native of Weatfteftd, he fl**«ta- ed his B A. decree from Setan HaH 'University m New Jersey. G«1M0M t\Mas an underwriter for Prudential 'In&iiUtnice Co. ur*H 19M when ha went Tucson to attend the Univer- «i(7 of Arizona. )&dU ^^ •• ICONOMICAL OIL HIAT * Si tomnmmmimm ^•310' f l»age 2 1U£ VftStfffilA (N\.t.) lEAMat, tVEtftffiSftAT, NOVEMBER 26,19G9 THE WESTFIELD LEADER Life In The Suburbs By Al Smith Tea Time For 1 tor's Corner \ AFFILIATE MEMBER GEORGE, On this' THanksgtvLrig Day we all expect to jodn with firiends to waich NATIONAL NEWSPAPER ASSOCIATION Westfield fctefeot ttnpdfUIty) iPlaflufield and 'later ©aite with iamalics THE KITTEN Old Guard around la -bourttiftil Ifeast. Turkey (Day is eenartaily a ifunHfliiBeti ttooaisdlon. . . . MY LEG.' The "World oE Tea"—wSitfti sugar •But Thaukssiwnig ihas (a reverent land aoiemn (side, two. And more than or lemon—-was the film shown to 100 yciars aglD, in 13G3, dn Abnalha'm ILawoin's HbanScEg&ving Prod'amation, liegaici: L Paper for th» Town of Weatfield and Borough of NSER, -•the Old Guard recently at the YMOA. It was produced by t ill e "ft is rtlhe duly tof waflitonis tais well as lof meoi to own itheir ideipendence i: I* 00 er y THAT/ Established / (Nestle Comptony and lllusttra'ted the upt>n Uhe overouiing rJawer of :Ocd; tfao co-nlf'Cteis itihedr sins land tnaaiisgipessiilaBis ceremonies followed in nrateing and in 'humble sorrow, ye't wttfe iai35U'ped ibiape itilwlt genuine repeataimce wtii lead to mei^cy lanid ipfaindora; *anld Ito treiod^ndTO tihe subUBnTe tirutlh, euuwurtoed in Member t* * r " 9 ft drinking of tea from the very early Quality Weeklies of New Jersey •ages up to tllie present, tlra iHo!y iScnilpturels end juwen >by iali iw^fcary, that tinnee nlaltitons onily tare 1* • r • New Jersey Press Association \ 1 blessed wlbdse G'od 'is iHhe Lord. National Editorial Association 1 Communiiry siinffin'g was lead by "We tenloiw *hat'ifay Mia divine taiw, natfions litoe , are sub- WALTER J. LEE Paul Sutton. The Chorus gave their Editor GAIL. W. TRIMBLE tion, of "I'm • Looking Over, a jeoted fbo ptmlitsWmeinJtis 'ainii cbaStisemeffiite M Mini's uUay we inrcit jUsftry i fear JUiait ttihe awful1 oailfamiiHy cif 'ofevil •wilar wfoie desolates (•: . A birtihday salute 'wias £iven Ger- wlhtah pr-eiserveld Us tin: ipe>ace . Westfield's Hospitals H.S, Smoker Trial race iwis in the United States, a fomg way to h«4p us MI'iM cur oom- ««!•:; country wihkJh for decades has been mditm«nlt'S in tihe tnmirminditiei wtveire The Westfield Hospitals Campaign theme this year is Editor, Leader: looked up bo as a nartiion of freedom our volunteers serve. Last week's fromit page aatksle cov- "Saving Lives at Westfield's Hospitals—Overlook and Muh- and equality by tfiie onmased peo- DOIJLY DONAHUE ering the "W.H.S. Student Smokfcng ples of the world. MfeotEto lenberg." This is no idle slogan. Its truth is brought home (Mrs..) Floyd J. Donahue Trial" must leave many responsfifole I ask the cpurfrtiioo: "Why must Botdtiique Chainitan with every issue of your local newspaper. Hardly a week parents woritJering just whet the bhere be all this hiattirdd in the hawts 24 Hlawbhlairn Dr- goes by, but news of ap. automobile or other accident vic- next dwefsaon will be to beokion of men? Why all this dfcftruat of your their "high sdhooler" off an. the tim treated at Overlook or Muhlenberg comes across the neighbor, and outsiKtens?" wrca* trail. Our Baai-cl of Ethieatikm If you believe in Him, God staid "Cowardly? desk. A friend is critically ill. A neighbor's child is rushed has aoce'pitcd a proposal firam a stu- tih*rt we should love one Mlottwr, and Editor, Leader: »j^&vip to emergency. A prominent citizen or public official is hos- d^r;t-PTA-aidmir*iJ£ttra!i!:on cammifttiee live willi our neighbors in pc>»ce. which swthioriaes specified tUmes and Thank you for piAHahimg ti»e letter pitalized. The OonMtuttMRi of tihe United from Dan Bonk in Sa-iigon. areas for tihe purpose of allowing Sbaites says that adfl men are creaked Over 40,000 area residents were in-patients at Over- "hi.^h sohooJar-s" to take a smoke Tlie motives for wri'bimg a leflter to etfiial. But cte we pr*ctrtce this to the editor -a're, of course, to stir one's look and Muhlenberg last year alone. Some 3,000 of these break. The plan otf tihe committee re- real life? No. We have hate groups portedly U am attempt to "curb van- , evea to wnituna to me in-patients were from Westfield. Add over 150,000 out- like tibe Ku Khix Klan, and the at my home. There hiave dalism iin Uhe lavatories and to alle- B.aok Fathers, rurmlmlg anound patients, many of them, again, local residents, and it be- viate illegal sawofeig in the been times when I have dome thiia \comes clear how important our hospitals are to us, how burmjnig and b^aiiing eadh other. Just but I would tiev«r wrJLe anonymous- like the practices of Ghen^us hhan, ly or hide behind blue kmg tacks of much we depend upon them. This line of reasoriwig and stated HiUer. hrterobion is pft oomceived an)A ncHKng a Revolutionary ptttnkit. Yes, Westfield's Hospitals are Indeed saving lives. And whai do we da about k? Ndth- M you have a way of fc Every day..Yours, perhaps, Maybe min«. Our hospitals are mere than a oafliituiiatlwtt to a gnoup .IljJuntfUy,, we're aid tAiocbed (Bhft smokers) too weak to ftdHt tft jnckvkKiwi W*K> wrote the not a distant Biafra, they are here. Ari& they need our humlicd by Wh'Sit we read Chat (a latter sagatd "Paul Hetvere"), a bad habit. An equal effort shout* petopte do; birit if there wenem't have been proposed in the town of I'd welcome a dialogue. Peraonwlly help, now. people backing ttbase groups Mom !ST why everyem-e wtao hias ever Some people take for granted that a hospital is ready a drive to ethroate Uhese youth behind tihe scenes, tihey never would m against the smcking foaMt. Bo me in disiaifreeme'nt has have been atofe to have gcttten atiart- never had tihe coimage of their om- 1 •and waiting, 24-hours-a-day, seven-days-a-week. They com- P&rsMnail expedience has demon- ed in Che first ptsxse. vi-cttans to siign- hus or heir maane. plain about hospital costs, not stopping to thing that a strated to many tfnat smoikiing can be A'U'd wilnat about tibuKfeint hospital must staff in three shifts, round the clock, and bazardo'U'3 to cma's stole off heaCI'Jh. [3 this SKHOailbeid "silent majority" Sure, mavive some of Uhejr also a cowardly majority? that payroll is 70 per cent of the hospital budget. If you have wot had ooaaisikm to are unrsiaso-natole, but iif you toiok the kniow o*f a person wfoo has suiFfet'Sd MURH-EL C. HYiMA'N (Mrs.) Others realize that it has taken concentrated planning, fiiinie to li&ton ta tl^m, you would 10 Tamaques aiiud passed on from lunig cancer, fund tfhat mosit afflftieiircrj^tflisim, in the support and active contribution of community resi- ycu may never undarstiaind the true tihe bnig rum, makes a lot of sense, dents, to provide the fine hospitals that we have learned to hazards from smohrtng. Oiwe you be- So i't's l-eaily up to you people; At Cherry Point came a smoker iit is ndt imipoasible n tihere be peaes? (Marine Second Lieut. Witiiiam W. depend upon. bo stop, but it is also mot too easy. The Westfield Hospitals' campaign goal this year is set DAVED COC Moore Jr., husband of the former The best way Co avoid a bod 5t6 Alden Ave. Mfiss Jutfifch McConnel-1 of » Card at $125,000, with important capital improvements on the ticn is to become etJuoated and tftd. ts aitttertdin^ reptoceunent pM«t planning boards. of a'L'l the prtfoills. I recommend to training wHIh Squadron 3H, a imit the Board of Eduoaltkm, amd HHMIIM Muhlenberg is undertaking a 5Vfe million expansion, 1 1 1 •*;•.••: bilitaftion and job training |,r>v! Under the river, through the tube, "Th« American Home tfe« Hep* of To GramlflaiLiher*s house we crawl; ^W •• State/' was rh« topic eliscusseel by Hw Hov. Why tihe way tihese cars are blacked get ktr mmk *rf M Or. Hayes, pastor of the Methodist Church, up, nvlanawaaaali Wj 's «r en Thanksgiving morning at the union m We'll never get tihere at all. service* in the First taptist Church . . . * * * TV UH Wesffield Hi?* Schoof efttfeertvd Plainfield V^CIH mri, ov nfniJH>UM she awakens crymg, go iwto her ream and cahn her, saying that from at Plainftelcf 11 to 0. "This victory, great 'Betdt in the days before TV and in itself, was greater in that it spelled Championship of Union its WHantesgiving day porede, we kids UHm And if jmt eWt have a rocbinaj OrM* County." Team members as follows: Smith, Capt., Otto, ire'aliy suffered during tliiat hour ipnitw to the dinner at Grandfather's chair, get one. Rock away near •uesh, Irown, iuH, Knight, ftuckley, S. Marsh, M, Marsh, selection of while bhe 'relatives reminisced. Why her erft untH she faHs asteeae Carlson and Embleton. . . . Thanksgiving niaht at Westfiele) a'I3 bhe aunts and uncles would be up again,, knowing that she is home screen sizes, styles. Clob hell, D. W. Robertson's Advanced Moving Picture Co., and down our family tree dozens of and that her parents are ftJt of New York, gave another matchless moving picture enter- •times. In case of arguments there $4.M The fodrtowirog are 6wo tainment brought from Europe, "Harlequin's Love Story/'. . . was always one member of the el'an qiiGsl'wns amd answers but eaefo Mrs. A. E. Keller of Dudley Ave. drove Menello in the Ladies' 'Who knew every liifafale twig on it. has the same liheme in common: phaeton class at the New York Horse Show, winning gold fn our family it was Aunt Agatha, fihe expression 6£ feedjmgis. cup k blue ribbon. . . . The toard of Education wrestled with •and her decisions were final. OK. ?»f the proposed building problem. Two estimates from builders •I remeemtoer one year a world A worn'an writes: for an 8 room buifding were received, the lowest $4o,0OQ, •shattering question came upf "What Is ilt no wi'tfivg f:o say how you OWN IVIMNOI UMtR CHMtfMAf $6,000 more than the present 12 room Washington School is bhe middle name of Cousin Mary's feel ratiher tllnan beat aroung tlhe cost. . . . Adv.: "If you are going to manure your lands or •brother-in-law, ttie one in Alaska?" bush V For years I didn't say lawn, call on H. WHIoughby." . . . New Jersey-Central trains Some said it was '"Ardiibia'ld" while how I felt about things because 1 leave Westfield for New York, Philadelphia, Easton, Wilkes- another school of thought insisted it 1 was con penned e-bout hunting Borre and Scranton, Lakewood and Atlantic Gity. . . . Albert was, "Percival," Finally the matter other pec-plu's foelines. I did ilt B. Snyder, 54 Elm St., advertised the new Gillette Safety was token UP to -Bhe Supreme Court, so much 1 felt blue aud angry Razor for $5.00 and Warner's Clothing House was selling and before you could say, "IBM," men's suits at $8.00 and top coats from $10.00 to $25.00 Aunt Agatha hanid&d down her de- cision. She said. "Tainl neither, it's — From the Westfield Leader, CtithbeK." CUTHBERT! Nov. 20 and 27, 1907 LONG AFTER tONGFELLOW •Between the durk and the daylight. T V & APPLIANCE When we feel like socks of flour; I27A CIHTtAl AVI., OfPOSITI CHIMMY, WfSTFICLD 232-4660 ATW REALTY Comes a pause in tihe duy's feasting, - MAtfOtS That i.s known as the "Legy Hour." k -k * On URM Avenue to rear ef me Westfield Post Office. What a .snot for a commercial Ample f*K*Y«ird *»r*ing extolling bhe merits of a product to relieve (.'hat ^tufty Feeling. Hey, Ml LIWOX AVI. Madison' Avenue, any on6 inter- THE VFESTF1EU) (N..T.1 LEADER, WETWFS1UV, NOVEMBER 26,19«!) ALUMINUM SIDING SERVICE STATIONS EUCLID ALUMINUM SIDING ESSO GUTTERS & LEADERS MR * MOM OIL SERVICE IMM0S MOMPf SlffVKt Arthur "Wlttlce, Prop. Save Fuel By A HANDY REFERENCE LIST OF RELIABLE LOCAL FIRMS • Wheel Altpmment Aluminizing Your Home AUTO DEALERS • AUTO DEALERS CAR WASHING FLORISTS • Wheel Balancing1 INSULATION MEATS • Motor Tune-Upa , No More Painting or Repair • Inspection "Work TOWNE INSULATION PROBLEMS? J&M Ei-ake Service — Road Servlo* Buy Now and Save LAING MOTOR CAR CO. 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(On tho Circle) toff) • Amana Station Wagons — Kartnan Ghlaa OCCASIONS • Vn— DfiUMM 4 BAUDS * SERVICE FAm * Outdoors ^4 •-% r. -•* Save more ttrrw ond money when you tewrrefry to us. G#t it back sooner r,3 wi1*h fh# fresh look thcrf'Pf make you and yoar whote family happy. DOOLEY COLONIAL HOME SAME DAY SERVICE ON LAUNDRY AND DRY CLEANING UPON REQUEST 554 WesffreM Ave. • AD 3-0755 54 Elm Str««f A Funeral Mom# of homelika atmosphere, con-pMety modern air conditioned; IVORY DRY CLEANERS offr-lti —t Parking Faciirtia* licensed Staff A(so CAU AND LAUNDERERS Fire 4-0662 2Tt THE WESTFIELD (N.J.) tEADER, WEDNESDAY. NOVEMBER 2Gf 1969 'tenger of 1271 Virginita Ave, Mr. Directors Chosen York. 62 Residents land Mrs. Dean Sith of 295 Ghatltin Tryoufcs witt be held Dec. 14 amd Ct., and Mrs. Olga Stogryn of 227 Fur Pajaina Game 15 in We^tR-ead at the Community Apple Tree la. P[fayens Olubflioutse. Study Astronomy Scotch Piains-^Frtink Mesiua of WedfcflcW Community Players has 22fl5 Concord Rd., David E. Robin- announced the two directors for Sixty-two Wesbfield area residents 't son of 41 Riverdale Ct., Miarvin A. their February perfonmanoo of "Ba- Mrs. Rorfes in Boston 'are among 234 aduMs enrolled in a Eisenxin of 1350 Raritan Rd., and jama Game." Uaurie Smith of ten-week course "What's Up There? Peter P. Telastoa of 331 Jerusiatetn Viaiicftiung will do the stage direct- Mrs. Mary Ann Rodes of 52 Co-w- —An Introduction to Adtromwny" 'Rd. 'in-g aad Roirald Bray of Now York pemttawaite PL. a meamber ol the Eng- wndeitiway at Union College, Cran- City will be the musirdal director. ilish .Depantmentt of Union College, iford. iMm. SnmtBi is currently direct- attended Wie northeast area confer* They ore from 32 commumtios in ing "Hog'an's Goat" to be giiven in of the two^yeiar Colleege Reiad- Union, Middlesex, Morris, Essex, Drozdoff Participates 'PlainPield in December and Mr. Associa'ta-on in ostlBon, Mass., and Somerset counties. TUie course lit Vocational Workshop 'Bray is teiaching voice in New recently. us being offered without charge as part of project "Operational Astron- Gene Drozdoff, chairman of the omy: the Earth and Beyond.*' The •pradtical arts departtnenft at Roose- projeat is being sponsored by the velt Junior Higln School, recently ?***} Cranford public school system in •attended the vocational educational cooperation with Union College and workshop ' 'Sysltemiatiic Observation VACUUM CLEANERS Amateur Astronomers, Inc., and is •aivd Teadher Behavior" at Trenlton •being financed under a federal State College. The entire sixshour Title III grant of the Elementary workshop was presented by Dr. and Secondary Education A c t of William Alexander, associ'ate pro- 1965. fcs'S&r in the .depairitment of indus- SEWING MACHINES As part of the course, students trial and technical education. will visit the Spcnry Observatory The purpose of the program was SALES • SERVICE • PARTS at Union College in small groups to provide professional help in im- 'JS - • io receive ins-lrudbion in astroriomi- proving the areas ,of teadher ooser- 232-5723 •cal imstrumentaition, to use the six- Vatum and classroom climate. Dur- ing tine workshop, Dr. WitftaHTs so- * &- . inch refractor and I2-inCh reflector ^ telescopes, and to receive instruc- •cial-emotion&l climate index wta^s Above: Morning Glory 'Early Call Rose1, earliest blooming, giant THE EARDLY T. PETERSEN CO tion in whatever constellations are explained and demonstrated, oioeed row, white throat. Dwarf Ftench red and gold Marigold 'Bolero • visible when the weather is cte&r. circuit taped .television. prOgnama Below: New open faced azalea-flowered hybrid Snapdragon were used extensively, and mua- 'Madame Butterfly* in mixed colors. Annual blooming Dianthua 244 North Ave., Wtttfieid, N. J. The 234 students were enrolled by ietssons, presedyted by volunteers, Chineniii 'China Doll' in red and salmon shades with white, adult schools in Berkeley Heights, were analyzed by the group. 1970 All-America Selections. Clark, Graniord, Elizabeth, Kenii- woptJh, PlaMeld, Railway, Spring- field, Union and Westtfield. Topics to be covered include: "-History of Astronomy," "The lEanth-'Moon System," "The Solar ,.... -s m&u&i v :i:--i. *&#-m 'System," "Asteroids, Comets and ROVALE—by Socialites—16/8 heel. A smart, dressy pump with a Meteors," "Space Probes," "The stand-up tongue and high-cut throat. Featuring a gently rounded toe. Sun/' "Stars," "Galaxies," "Radio The vamp is trimmed with a brushed metal ornament. A shoe for Astronomy," an'd "Sfcrudbure of the crepe shirtdrcsses and middy collars. At Randal Shoes, EUn St. Universe." Westfield area residents enrolled in "What's Up There?—An Intro- irnunications Service's Western Cam- duction to Astronomy" are: Wesit- Col. Vaughn Wins anunications Region, Hamilton AFB, ifield—Elizabeth Schwab of 126 Oalif. Wells St., Mrs. Lynn BUman of 949 He entered military service in •Summit Ave., Mr. and Mrs. John Legion of Merit 1941, and twas commissioned in 1942 J. Crout of 43 Sandra Cir.t P. A. •through the avaition cadet pro- Damiano Jr. of 716 South Ave. west, U.S, Air Force Colonel Jasper M. gram. He served 24 moniths in tine Marian Doddijigton of 569 Cumber- P. Vaughn, whose wife Katihleen •China-Burma-India Theater of Op- land St., Vincent Donnelly of 637 is the daughter of Mrs. Theresa erations of Would War II. Green Briar Ct., Riahard M. Lomig- [McLean of Wesbfield. has received Colonel Vaughn is a graduate at •ley of 732 St. Marks Ave., Mr. and the Legion of Merit for outstanding Hereford High School and attended Mrs. William Meyer of 2 Moss Ave., service to the Uni'lod States as as- Texas A & M University. Miss Catherine C. Torrey of 101 sistant depuly duel' of staff for Colonel ,and Mrs. Vaughn have Cottage PI., Mr. and Mrs. Robert communications - electronics, Pacif- 'two children, Paul and Kevin. iBiacklock of 811 Dorian Rd., Mir. Our Quality Our Service Our Prices ic Air Forces. and Mrs. Ralph Gamip of 7121 Mar- Colonel Vaughn, was assigned to GAF Honors Three •cellus Dr. headquarters, Pacific Communica- Also, Mr. and Mrs. Henry Crane tions Area, Hicham AFB, Hawaii, Local 30-Year Men of 725 Fairacres Ave., Rosemarie iDavDcLson of 177 Harrison Ave., Her- from November 19Wi to May 1969. John Langstaff of 427 Boulevard, In that a s.s i gnrne n t, th e c olo ne 1 bert Enrich of 67 Genesee Tr., Al- James .McSweeney of 556 Arlington ifred Horned of 731 Austin St., Mr. You con purchase photo •quipnwnt in many placos, but it pays to buy whor* a made important contributions to the Ave. and Thomas F. Ingate ol 13% IUSAF communicaitiotis - electironics and Mrs. William Hockemjoy of 822 Wood Valley Rd., Mountainside, Summit Ave.. Mrs. Dorothy Hudson pos'bu.i'G throughout the Pacific, to were among the 66 employes of lifotimt of •xptrtenco backs up «v«ry sal« and whtr« th« salo dooin't tnd earn the decoration. He was speci- •of 818 New England Dr.. Wiltifcm GAF Corporation's Linden plant ilrwin of 640 Prospect St., Mrs. Flor- fically cited" for providing and who were honored recently on tine managing' contingency communica- ence Klein- of 701 Austin St., Mr. whtn you mako your purchast. •completion of 3 years of service 'and Mrs. Lauramce Masters of 744 tions se rvi ce clos ely related to with the company. Southeast .Asia operations. Crescent Pkwy., Mr. and Mrs, Era est Milner of 212 Hyslip Ave., Mr. Colonel Vaughn cnrrently is as- Selling Furniture? signed as a. special assistant to the and Mrs. Richard Nerf of 119Q. conrvma-ndei* of the Air Force Com- Advtrtto in Cltm.fi#d Biazo Tetr., Alan Osborne of 222 t Kimiball Avenue, Mr. and' Mrs. Her- Com* In Browso Sot Our Big Stock of ibert Otto of 4 Dickson Dr., Mis. Judiitih Shuman of 930 Summit Ave. Also, Mrs. Daura Steiner of 535 Shaokamaxon Dr., Mi*, and Mrs. • Still and Movlt Camoras • Projoctora • Scrotns ROBBINS ALLISON John Thomipson of 232 Ldnden Ave., towage Ubogy of 39A Sandra Oir., Ifil Walter Waddey of 769 KMMTII Ave., Mr. and Mrs. Jtamets L. Whatetord 10CAI 'of 402 Manrison Ave., Richard Printing and Dtvolopmtnt Equipment and Supplios Whiftehead of 800 Franklin Ave., Mr. MftfANCS •and Mrs. Frank Wright of 825 Ster- MOVMO ibrook Dr., Mrs. Jane Zmbty of 725 Norman R, Mrs. Ruth Troy of 214 • Flash Ouns and Flash Bulbs STOiAOf •Delaware St., and Drina Marino of 214 Delawar- e St. Mountainside—Robert Briflton of 3 iMountainview Dr., Mr. and Ma*. 'Lester T. NewiM of 345 Turnabout Everything You Notd For Pkturot €h\, George Evans erf 3S0 Hedge Row, Mrs. Dorotihy Mal'akoff of 1404 S«vth Avt Outlook Dr., MTS, Lee Noslte d 2M Apple Tree La., Mrs. B-adiara Pitr Froo Instruction for the Asking # Norolco Radios • WolUnsok Tap* Itcofdort Our Prkos Tost Our K a five-vear warrant\ , Wo Sorvko and WoSti Nobodv but Walton » T *i Ht i \i \ •A OM f AttKUUMI SttVlCI ?*•- -. i J • i 1 • . ,v T '• • tufitl ''Mil1 '!" :' '. • \V;*lr_r»n, Indus try a moat -r ii •• . • ;-i: • 1 !!• • ' •• • V 'I i" [J» • * 'I Mini*:, i ,•••!,': ' J •.' n I • ' J-.j -> I .A, WESTFIELD REFMGERATION 121 CENTRAL AND AVE AIR CONDmONMG GO. 232- 239 wfiftme ITFIE Mr. Lemley presented a 15 minute costs, tfie introduction of the 747 win depa the rescue License film on Mm giant aiWiner describ- offer nassenegers a new level of and the residents themselves, re- Haelig Analyzes Tells Jaycees ing not only the spaciousness of its (service, comfort and convenience suBted in contrilxiltions of $250 to Jane Slrelocki. -director of •along wilh lower international air •used towards the continued giwtfi N THAN ANT mmWAtMMI fft» Mini-Wsth C CfPvlnf top •M P994 Plmawi uu huetf MO DOWN MYMCUTI IASVTEMII! IVMtS* FREE CORNING WARE cookware •now with : and purchas#> der why you ever shoveled snow speed impellers that drive anow up in the first place. These two-stage to 30 feet away.. BUY ONE! Other O«rttt»n#wg Ptrf ©f i TPwt Mate $mm Dishwasher must E Wrth tPm Art« S§ ami 7%: .25toD«c31 connected to Public Service • 4 forw*r#, ••utrat aa# r«v»n« *4 «*MMtiai fAvtfe 7S eleetric lines. mmovt adjtMtMnrt of 9 Sopsntv onrtoiMf lo* wHw MM! chrfv* Htm to aftmt straight axh Mv< wi sitvfci Mi vnuwcis wi sm • Fi— wfc See the Artie 55 and 75 at your Balens Dealer. While you're tffcwe, WESTRELD S ONLY DEALER file snow removal attachments available on 8 Husky tractors, 7 to 14 KM MAJOi APfLIANCiS BOLENS Mo down Payment* |«ty Tarm«r STORR TRACTOR COMPANY WiSTHIID 233-2131 TWETUW Pf< 143 Broad Street 6 Pago 5 THE WESTFIELD lebanger, Sefcnla Wixfeww; Grade XI, AFS Bond Drive Ust honor roll: Sudan Wallace; 2nd (honor roll: Petti Brady, Susan Cory; Gtade X, 2nd honor roll: Ends at WHS Anne Dredzleor, Mariaie Kurz ('Mountainside), (Margaret Loug- NANCY DECK head. IS FOR THE JOY YOU GET FROM GIVING Ftawfey ended Westfield High SdttoTs American Field Service (AFS) bond drive. GIFTS TO FRIENDS The money from the AFS bond Chess Teams Win drive supports tihe Americans Abroad Program, which sends Amer- One, Tie Second ican students to otlhor countries, and also brings foreign studenits here. It Flaying in tihe thine* round of the provides scholarship help to students 1969-70 season, of the Rarttan Valley applying to go abroad. Miss Louise Chess League, the Kings, one ct the Theurer, vice-princiipa;!, explained two teams tat tihe local Pfc*ilnfieM- that the program is importiaint be- Westfield Qhess Club has entered in oause it ltel]>s young people to unider- the league, whitewashed the Unim' sdand each other, Carbide Co. of Bound Brook hy the Joseph Stokes, junior class ad- score of 6 to 0. The official league visor, wiill award prizes to the three rrnatdh was played &t bhe Unkm Oar- students selling the most bonds. bide pla ISFORIOEAS TO HELP YOU SHOP WITH EASE IS FOt SATISFACTION BECAUSE ITS YOU WE PLEASE rimirtry & Sunday* % sea on weekends .:s tax. Isn't: there a hould call while i ratos are in ef?ect? if?]*'! Tn p' niH ^1^*^ oid calling during the / "Tijih r\r,:..r", B^r^gin 54 0m St. / •_# THE WESTFIELD (N.J.) LEADER. WEDNESDAY, NOVEMBER 2C, 1M9 Sec. 5, Page 1 FEATUR LARG t VARIETY QUALITY •"• - ' F _ h — ^ F • •• 1 •* - '•* • • * - -,-' • < • j— ••> • :< -' •T' -• y F fa - - -• --* ]^- f • 1. ' I " F r r . i * • y • • * #•>> r - i -* f • # • h . ,r T with REAL PLAY VALUE •,-.•- , rL THIS » TOYS! VISIT COMPLETE LINE OF OUR MODEL MOTORING 1 VISIT OUR BRITAIN'S SOLDIERS HUGE DEPT. HEADQUARTERS " SCIENCE DEPT. HO" TRAINS HobbiM For Ev«ry Member Of The Family UBLE 8 MATCH BOX GIFT SETS TIACX - CAM - MMlOmOS - IOCOS RACING LAYOUT COMPLETE LINE OF LIST $32.50 STEAM ENGINES Spec. $25.88 CHEMISTRY SCHUCO RACERS CONTINENTAL and RACING SET MICROSCOPE BOOKS LIST ?25.00 $18.88 EQUIPMENT NEW TINY WARNING "N" SCALE TRAINS D«n't speil Chrtttmet L CARRIAGES Tho Constitution by «ivine him P0« TMOM WITH SPACI MOHIMI £mt% f«f whkh yw cannet buy ••tr« e e i tmrt, tr«cht «MI B«rM. W« terry • cem- Ono of th« many wood and plastic ship r i e TRIKES WAGONS TNIBI NtW POtTAOf STAMT $4H TtAl line el cars, track and aarH fat LL HOUSES WIU m ON A CAM TABU. STOf IN AND models in our huge stock of model ships, Mrs Rtvee eeeva* UH*eo sswcriafi ef Ml THBM TOOAY. planet, autos and space rockets. tacatracfc §wMin«i H SPACE MODELS WE GUARANTEE £U& MODEL MOTORING AND TRAIN SETS APOLLO SATURN SLEDS AUTOS LUNAR MODULES TABUS and CHAIRS and oth«rs HOT WHEELS * • • *,.— - SITS AND ACCESSORIES DOLL• • S BUILDING SETS UtOIIT VARM1V IN TNI AHA INCLUOtHO 1INCOIN LOOS, TINKMTOV ANO LIOO STUWO ITUROY N WORKBENCH TOOL SETS snusr c^rj _^^^^^^B^^^ BW^y^WfcB^ BONGO BOARDS ROCK TUMiUR *• Ski PmnMtl •ONOOIOARO AWIT Ah# IxceNeM for JKMAW PUZZLtt OAM£S TAill TENNIS VMWMASTiR CARtOM OAMIS ADULT GAMES WLUTIN BOAROS WALL BOAROS SPORTINO 0OO0S ^^ W^%r^%"VB AVAION MU OAMIS DAtT BOARDS Selection of Playthings Hobbies Area STORE HOURS D*c Is* to Dec. 2 tii4mf ... 9 118 ELM STREET MUHfOTAL PARKING AT REAR FREE PARKINO Ph«fM AD 3-0IS5 OFCOi WESTFIELD ATTER * PM. EVERT NIGHT ll DEIIVERY • SHOP EAIIY *. * Pnge 2 TIIE \VESTFIEU> <>U.) LEADER, WEDNESDAY, NOVEMBER 26, 1 home from a deer-founting Junior High School this year, Untf- W. Anderson, ooittinues tine adven- Otiher Words; a beginning tlie&sau- 1 State Capitol Site of F.A.A.N J. Exhibit "Book Power" Theme of Week tures of Billy and Blaze; "Black irus" by William Gi-oot and otihere. vacation in'Vermont. er the guidance of Paul Neuei , di- •Stallion's G'host" by Waller mley, iBased on Wie hundred words com- Tho men liljiWo* - Rave made this rector of insitrumenftar music, fihe >a n&w addition to Uie popular series monly used by children in elemen- yearly trip for" more than 16 coniniusi- c de^artmant has orgianized a Marked at Boro Library about the famous horse and "Wild tary school, this book give? more secutive yeans, . reported that be- pep band to stinuflafe school spirit •horses of llio rod desert." written •tlton a thousand others that dtu- daiise of .ijie" unusul^Iy 'heavy rains and uncoui-age tn'fe' school tea*n to "Bock Pnwcr" is the s'tyran for rix Potter "Nothing is Impossible." victory. 1 and illustrailed hy Glen Rounda, denlta might en-ploy to speak and «on U days which preceeded their (he 50th annual National Children's '•Joseph.' by Max Ballmer is an-poiiliiays the? wild horse in stunning write mure effectively. lanTivial,and the unse^somably warm Pep rafties are sclieduled before Week eHcl';rnt[»d at the Mtmn- excellent portrayal of Joseph and iMmri Phone Friend wfll CJN you (orr someonsomeonee voyouo/eu b ) twice # day. Everyday. i;9 nothing more worry- Because 9h &m SoHWee ing Uftan living alone with is always there. nobody to eare for you. Or help you when you need it. See if your doctor, relatives, or friends don't agree that it's Phone Friend's 24 HOUR an excellent idea for you to ASSURANCE puts an end to have someone who will look this problem. after your well being at the Twice a day, 7 days a week, times they can't. your Phone Friend calls you. NO RISK TRIM PLAN WRAP She finds out how you are — Two months for th« priee of CRANBERRY SAUCE ehats with you awhile — even one — First Month's Service rs KOIMl ut- liny ! .Snne'lHMrtyt reminds you of appointments FREE. And SATISFACTION (whvre or medication times. IS GUARANTEED. If you don't answer, your Act now! You. or someone you Phone Friend immediately love, may need a Phone Friend calls a friend, revive, or sooner thsn you think. neighbor — has them check on with mis c*upMt, mm T1 you. Should that person not Call COLLECT (201)763-7©30 FREE $HOt~flrri 71 QH return her call, your Phone Anytime. SHOr«fiOI Friend notifies a nearby source BIT CRACKERS motm vienAtw xw«ll HOUM CoH of emerrjpney assistance. Nov. 2U. TiMlTMin limit 1 Sertice at tiny Nlinti-nftt* Everybody who lives a!one has CORPORATION r EXECUTIVE OFFICES: Fears. N v.v thi-y ar"' i:i SO'.'H C/Vfv.c AVENUE eliminated. VILLAGE of SCLTH GRANGE, r: ) ' " P^Qpk \amtohtm from w* THE WESTFIELD (N.J.) LEADER, WEDNESDAY, NOVEMBER Page 3 •overlookhug Lake Tiboi'ias, a tour Of lo Conduct Old and Nuw Jerusalem with a SOJ'V- Two Featured in Job Changes Union Initiates Israel Tour ice at the Western Wall, a visit lo KEEP FROM the new fcHjdiUtrfuini n t'hc Negi'v ami •Rabbi Invin H. FisJhibein of 128 •nrany other historic sites. BETWEEN At Public Service Company Services Division Dudley Ave. will pensomaMy con- ducit a tour of Israel foir two weeks 1 The establishment of a division of Two changes in organ ! zatSon in the •community services at Union Ccl- beginning Fetb. 22, T VESTS # A largt portion of tlnwe costs is tax •RUNSWIGK DM* S to 1), fa* tit^O Our Low Discoun• » t Prko only M.99 COM»OMINIVai JUMPERS Low Dhcovffit Prko only rm Mtmt mtit eommmnr JUtTtOtfTHOf TumpHw to Exit SKIRTS ; Crtnbory, N. h W512 vvi. F ^ Mbnnation and brochure on Rowmoor Our low Ditcownt Prk« only KVikOfMCNV 2 (or 18.98 €m. STATE 2\? Ojm* Mm. tmd frh plrPW*T tV., WW., thwt. >O:3a*:00 p.m.; S«rt. TOrOO 5:» p.M. The Connecticut — I ••mm. ••-. ^ luxurious 2-bedroorn, WHOL 2-balh apartmfnt- 24? IAST SOUTH AVE., WISTRftD ? -•. (boccrttod in the A&P Shopping Center) Page i t THE WESTFIELD (N.J.) LEADER, WEDNESDAY, NOVEMBER 26, 1969 J & J Names LEAGUE Anderson Treas. LINES" '* I Stanley C. Anderson of 225 Golf •y Edge has been named treasurer of ««- of Womtn Voters Johnson & Johnson, Lt wlais announ- The League of Women Voters has ced by Gustlav 0. Iienhiard, dudr- been concerned about water pmob- man of bhe executive commitltee and lems in New Jersey for a long time. president of Johnson & Johnson New Jersey's problems are of two Worldwide. types (1) the pollution of watter- Mr. Andenson ftite the post former- ways throughout the state and along ly held by John J. Gibson, who has still Central Jerseys the coast, and (2) the supply of held the dual title of vice president potable water. of (firtance ami treasurer. Mr. GaJb- Waterways have become polluted son will continue as vice president and member of tihe exeJcultdive com- best credit c largely because of tremendous in- creases in population and industrial mittee. expansion with no corresponding in- A naitive of Greeley, Colo., Mr. crease in sewerage disposal facili- Anderson was graduated from Pace for holiday shop ties. Population has increased 72 College, New York City. He joined per cent since 1950, It Is expected tihe manufacturer of surgical dress- that a 50 per cent increase will take ing's, baby and medical products in place by 1980. 1952 tas a staff aUcounlbant and hlas Union County is largely served held a wide range of fdnartoe posi- by Rahway Valley Sewerage Au- tions with the domestic and inter- thority. The Authority plant, where national companies since bedng treatment is done, is being worked named assistant controller in 1966. at 60 per cent more than capacity He bias served as assistant treasure: wiOh the result that waste materials and general controller since April dumped imto the Arthur Kill near of this year. Raritan Bay have caused such pol- Mr. Anderson Ls a certified jx&lic FOURTEEN pre-schoolers swim 60' to pass "Tips for Tots." Shown are (front row 1. to r.): Jacqueline Der- lution that beaches have been closed accountant and a member of tihe rey, Jennifer Prudcn, Heather Sawyer, Nancy Uavas, Suzie Baker, Michele Scheurmann; (back row 1. to r.h for swimming and fishing. No longer American Institute of OertifaeM Pub- Gregory Fitzharris, Stevie Bowman, Kevin Simons, KikL Roll, Billy O'Herron, and David Dressier with their can one dig for clams there. Tbt lie Acoountante. He is a member of instructor Mrs. A. H. Lindley. Not in picture are Billy Aldredgc and Bob Callaghan. area has been closed for shellfish- the board of trustees and trereurer ing. And this is only one of many of Middlesex General Hoer-itta! and such areas in the state. a member of the board of trustees end treasurer of the Franfcis E. iRahway Valley Sewerage Author' \, • r Tots Learn Swimming Skills at Y Program ity must build a secondary treat- Barter Hemor&L Home. ment plant and expand its primary Mrs, Anderson is the former Vir- While 14 'tots" have swum the Michele Seheuemnann, Kevin Skn- oafcaway to ftaibeadvantag e of the op-treatment plant. This must be done ginia C. H«*t> of BhnrnfieUl.. The Ienigth of the ftooke pool, 60', a total orts and SaHy Stokes. Skuce each pantunity to work with their pre- Andersods are the parents of a of 53 have aidrviairtced to the next level to comply with standards which otould progresses at his own rate schocl child in developing swihrnwig have been established for stream*, crtarired daughter, Mrs. Sueac A. •«?• - F > of inigtruohiian in tihe YMOA's r^o- several children listed here haive skills. rivers, bays, estuaries and p"?^! Jotwwon of Oolcfaettcr, Cbi».t and gram for pro-school children known passed more than one level during •Mother-chill'd plumges whlilcfo are « son, Wayne. as "Tips for Tote." the fall term. waters in New Jehnsey. If thtf m not scheduled twice each week frtotn done, action could be taken in the In. the fall series of eight lessons The children pictured and named 10:30 to 11:30 on Monday and counts and all building in the area - N 25 chd'ldren have passed the begin- above who swam tihe length of theThursdays offer opportai/ty to de-could be stopped as has been done Thorn Participates ning Level 1 by gliding freely on pool, 60 feet, are able to swim the termine a child's read/iness For swim- WHh a Handl-Chargt card in your StoriS Vrfth wonderful hoBchjr ming. Regiiisitnabron far tihe winter se- in some New Jersey areas. In NATO Exercise their own through the water. These disbamce using both a good begin- Residents of New Jersey have had gifts to delight everyone on your children are Dan Bogatell, Wendy ning crawl stroke and the begwwvtaig ries of i dustrial expansion. It will atili take r 10 years to develop these sites. The More than a unique design, bond issue money approved l«at Tuesday mil also provide funds for its a whole different way of living. purchase and protection of the land areas where water storage facilities mSmm r need to be built. ?. i-' , Our physical and economic heaWi One within environment that never b dependent on this bond iseu*. John Cunningham, in a paper en- before existe titled New Jersey's Chance bo Cry Foul, which appeared in New Jer- sey Business (.reprinted), has peiflt- Except perhaps in your imagination. ed up many of the problems of poi- lu-tion and made the situation seem u^e a horror movie. He atatee: Picture a lovely unspoiled spot. Idyflicalty shoulders.«.we remove the snow, mankuff md The case against poUution is pow- located in Howcll Township, 65 commutaMe sprinkle the bwm, maintain the txtcrk*t .„ erful and within olfactory under- minutes to New York City or North Jersey. With you just enjoy. standing of nearly evereyeae i» Jersey. It couW be documented clear streams running through it, and a meanderin; We've alao blended fc a diMouse, s privati length, page after page, without fiver flowing around it Picture a springfed lake pool, pitch and putt course, shuffleboard courta, ing much more than nttktog in the center and gently rolling landscape nature paths, picnic areas. • .you name jfe. so hopeless that we mitf* simply cent of the finest golf course. PRICES turn off and waft for 198*. Gome down today. SeehowHovnaniaAhttf "Don't look to the heavens, That Picture charming rustic homes that blend made your dreama...reality. START AS year 190ft is a cfcmoiat one. Hut is the nature. Homes with varying roof lines and Our boom are priced from $19,000 to the year when scientists and others set backs, each with a private patio... afl within estimate that the daily c $27,000. LOW AS of waiter in the United Slates unique landscaped square. Homes designed so The Vaages aft of R<*te9 al Wyche#UJk ceed the availaUe aupsjgr. no ears pass near your home... where you hear fc Road, Alelpfea, Howet Townd^,K.J, 'The only solution its t* purify istead of motors roar. Homes de mmm quickly what water we have. There Dvectiom: N.J. Turnpike %wdi to ExJlll, is no other course. Either we eteM duality, privacy, over al wooded m Gmim Stale ParH«yteftrfl UK up these rtireavns or we periak. imkorment never before achieved "It is the irony of ,the age *at Wc'itde taken al At wovkefmt we scrub down the astronauts M they won't bring back germs frtm the moon. The New Jersey rivers, meantime, crawl with festering fifth." The League of Women Voters. having made a study oi the water problems of New Jersey, urged pas- sage of the water referendum, ap- proved by New Jersey voters Nov. 4. FREE Automatic ifcmk«f wh#n Dry#r p$ •17,15770 eonnectect to PtrMc S#nr«« Itaes. FKEE Of LIVERY AND EUM SERVICE Is th« Av«roga Commission paid our full tim» ELM RADI men last year. We need same TV type man over 40 in Westfield AND HOME AmiANCIS orea. Take short trips to con- WESTKLD'S tAIGf ST WHMlPOOt DEAIII tact customers. ATR 20 ELM STREET WESTFIELD A. M. PATE, PRESIDENT, T'.iau RriiiiiTy Corp* AD 3 0400 TIIE WESTFFKLD (N.J.) LEADER, WEDNESDAY, NOVEMBER 2fl> IBB!) •• - past week. By combining a sped mm The Slate pDpartjnent of Educa- vocational agriculture, business and Sti|dents Produce Plays of'ftd&Wife lilflilts, coriitehii>oiia]-y"mu- tion's Division' of Vocational Edu- distributive educntion. vocational sical soLUiifi'S and slides, the group cation is rospqnsiLblc for Hie occupa- general liohie ocoruwnics ami indus- Westfi atitemipibed to display a roflecLiuai of tional education and training of trinl arts. It is responsible /or vet- H*.- Sc ews For French Class, Club [he nation's'past tragedies, "untra- youth and adults. The division co- eran on-Hie-Job training and for tho fcron-affly." . ordinates and administers trade and flipprovnl of pi'iviito tratlo scliools WHS ^ews gunau Modern French short stories, stu-. Father's use oF miamgariine in- tihe but- > • • tJ ' Et|)toini-—Barbara Kajin Tihe assembly was divided inlo industrial education, programs in and services. dentonade" costumes, ta^eid mu&ic ter. The father is anrested. He tells is led by junior Bill Sic- Nancy "Rihdner n)ar^ator(3, andi a week of fntie- his son never to tell the truth again. ! work o\\ -adids up to four tel , wiio acted as mailer of cerenio- A rial rvoyar.i highlights a nies aimd sang "A Time For Us," rec&hltly pr-esented by Di*Rfli'-t. y in "La Voyaiute" as slie pre- Eleanor YouingV Frercch III honors from L'Hc movie "Romeo a>ni Jul- View dicts tragedy for of the young iet." Students' Heajtfi Statistics Wefitfielid Senior High men. Her productions come time. School. TJie second segment was devoted "The st&iy tries to show tliat lo tragedies of the recent Part fif latiQnal •Bacfli meimber of tlie class pi-efceri ca-nraot face knowing Uie real fu- Spanish Movie one «hort story from a caUecfilMi of lure," Dr. Young said. past, the assassin'atiion of John F. four. Then each group, wbrkiriig oh Kennedy, Dr.' Maritin Lutihtr Kiitg, Breakfast Rozzi Gluditta wrists anld hearts, arid they could Nehnati The fc'Untih piay is "Ua Declaraition and Senator Rdbent Kennedy. Tlie School Bureau owe shrfy; rownote" the story into d "Amour" (THe Declaration of • see their pulse stowing on a gTteph This oomiiwg Monday afternoon "Sounds of Tragedy" was introdilc- a nrfirror-above thoro n (theyy were III IV clasiseis from p^ay torm, Tlie stu'denits Eupplied Love). An old Lady alone at night in Pinner You Waid beltt&r hope that Robin their own'costumes and props. ed by the lowering of the American lyimg ddown) . Robin was surprisep d ttp j^ Senior Higgh School will go her house ts visi.ted by an odd boyflag in' correlation with a ba'ped Griffiths '70, Jill GriMhs '71, Ohuck One of the pteys was "Le oatau friend wfio" clai'iiriis he hals loved her •Mott 70 an'd Jeff OaibtveA 72, four see that the heart's'bea' t 9btfwed up' w'S^hmhtony-Haijil in Newark to see news report of the Iaite President's lt de Manage" CWK Wedding Gift)i . for 55 yyears, , She turns 'down his prop - ese mea Senior High Sdhocl as little more tl>an a striaaglit *ttne. lva»apfpo* (}e Trirmes;" a Span'iisn doafh followed by a nrovJn'g eyewit- As the eleobroinic device" was swifch- movie with''Efli!#ish si&taitteK The'story' is -EJbciut an' dtt couple of maTjiiage, llhe jiext day she ness report arfd "Taps." The song emts, are in prefety good hea-Ibh, be- ^ ba'ke old jiuik' out of the a-ttic to heiars that he had died early the your cause e&ch one of them now repre- od about the four parts of the heiai*, *phis 'ni^vie' is-- basEidba; ;on the first "Abpa'ham, Martin, and John" sung the ILnes gut longer as Che device picaresque novel, !'IJa VicJa de use ats a wedding gift. At the cere- previous' tiay. She cant figure oxtf. ifby Dion was p!>ayed as backgnounri sents 3,000 Ameinioan teenagers in mony the jurik-'M" afOti'Jakned as mer- was put closer tot» titltfttee main"' arteryartery . arJMartiloo de ToinmeSTommes," 'written inin 1554, She i'rhagined his deatih or his visit. nmusic. Mr. Behiniuig'er htoped to pro- a»te. Choose from a tru the Heaiffih Exammait ton Service sta- • A • •NeMt each of the students had fco by an anonymoiis Spami«th author. It vel-ous and valuable. Th'is is a- "com- Dr. Young plans to have the stu- Raimdomly ohftsen from. 40 menrt. on' WflUPgcMte" Values/' Dr. voke thought arvd con-cei'n from the walk fo-r- five roftnutes on a tread is one of Spain's greatest coawtribu- dents write their own plays or dna- audience. qried menu of foods national areas, they tioofc a special Young matize other Firenoh plays and •< • . physical to help the Public Health miifll to measure their hbeoi beat. titans to world literature. g Through the use of, music in the Setfvi.ce ooMedt inlfonmaftaon about the Wadkikug as fast as possible to keep The bs$£c pk* of tifie poiofc Is can- "Oomhient (to >it te Beunre" sent them to the French department third segment, Mr. Behriniger in- prepared. nartJl'twi's adnitesceflfts. up wifth the mill is danparafoie to oarmed watlh Ta-young rogue named (Haw to Make Butter) is a stKiry or the "Fren-ahChib. Dr. Young is tended to convey the hope for the fu- climbing a Ml of 30 degrees. jfrll Lazaro. He w^s bbrh in a mill on ^about a young boy, the son of (he ture by such" performers as Judy The four iooft Hie tnree and a half rfJ 1 f lU ! tot this will happen be- " ' *""* " •'*- I wtas a gtitnea pig the Toranes Riiver netflr the old cilty local butter maker, wt*> k given a cause -"tihe sfaudents ?re ren'lly i Oortiiins, Peter, Paul & Mary, Ed (hour ex'am at the Mobile Examine- running around one of their wfteefc." | rf Salamanca. His both we» composition to wrMe oil haw to nMe Center in Irvimgjtan. Afiter the ested." Ames, and Blood, Sweat and Tears. Tfoe four ftnished with threves and were ppunned—his fa- The boy writes about Ms Ibe popular "give a damn" rouitine check of foeigftt, eye th e30uted «M hss Wtber pulse, btotx! pressure, and a blood a visit to the dentNt and an eye ther wa» e3(0cuted «M hss mWtber song "Get Together" sung by test was Youmgibloods was aliso used by Mr. test, they each visMed a psyctoto- Jill and Robin were surprised tiiley The mother then placed Lazasro at gist. She gave them a list of vooab- Bahping&r omd has group d-urm* were chosen, « the service of & Wind ish beggar, slides of BamiLy, war, floweire, peace; Ulary words to pronounce and anoth- this was her second time to take the I never to see her er list of harder words to tet&ae. Togtetfwr dhiildren, and love. test, When the survey waa bemg Lazaro MM) the Wind h*n roved the C}yen at WHS \ The new format was introduced by •Nevtt tihey were given four pictures taken of six towgh 11 year otds, towns of OaetiiKla, liyi^ freely off Mr. Behringer and ftis olasses last DINER tihey had to make up a Story J3U was 10, and 'she wae ctosero. | the dortaftions of cfljferity received. CMiitte WIIfc«x his classes ppresorted the "tra A quarter eeultury atTter he fr«rrt |lutfer9 College, the CempNif average member of the eJass of i»M .119 a year. A Pf From Your Ulfr Cmi* • «•«&•« rate of •S^^^^^rtfc AWN* I Thai COM Mrmg and •tfM OC JfJWBf HPfWsl am yW^B^^sT' 8 ••liih 13000 Mtfii ate* to He ty >ml*in* Nixon. 15.4% UTS, OtftOMfc SirtiiHIuli s Model DDK 61001* may o refer We ntodvf ibtmn i K of My 1979, fiovMb flwjmehin t top pay •fter eigftt yean of servk* iHIMd of 25, thus in- InyVf R C r I^^RC creasing incentive lor yesttt WUI^Wi to stay in the foatui service. The simjrie fact • *«( portal nfofm beghw with good postal pay. Westfield'* Only G-E Dealer President Nixon can take that first large step toward postal reform by signing H* 130O0. You can help by sending him the coupon at left FOR MAJOR APPLIANCES indicating your approval. Dear Mr. President: N* E«ny Ttrmsf Please sign HR 13000 and help 3ave our postal servica. WESTFIELD AD 3-2121 ^/» Name UtTEPt CANMEM 143 Brood Street Address. _. 3 IMMCW 1497 Open Momkry & Friday 'll\ ... State. 1 , * i Doily To 6 r. THE WESTFIELD (N.J.) LEADER, WEDNESDAY, NOVEMBER 2fi, 10(19 (Avccn parents, teachers, townspeople Pilot Discussion Program Reviewed mnd students, needs more adult par- cipants. M r s. Pnu with the modem t.N. building In barkgrotimi is WIIH memHer £44 NCRTH AVENUf, & / WE5TWEL& NEW JERSEY 07M / PHONE of Hie Swaziland delegation' $T. hr Hta-tive gstrh. He -^•» i' •-'• i nUnr P