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Second Class INjejtaKe IJald EIGHTIETH YEAR—No. 16 Published WESTFIELD, NEW JERSEY, THURSDAY, NOVEMBER 20, 1969 at Wiislfleli), N.J. 32 Pages—10 Cents Every Thu: rsdaj" r Cost of Schools, WHS Student Local Government Smoking Trial Below State Average Completes Park Per capita municipal and Begins Today school district operating costs in Westfield are below both the Un- Land Acquisition Westfield Higwh Sdhool students ion County and state averages, Acquisition of pork lands initiated several years ago under the according to the New Jersey may smoke in designated areas of state's Green Acres pio.gra-.7i was completed lait Wednesday night in at •the school property during a 30-day Taxpayers Association's 24th an- least one section of town when the Town Council approved Hie purchase trial period beginning today. nual report of financial statis- tics in local governments. for $2,500 of a lol at 112 North Marion Ave. Specified times and areas outside The lot is the last one to be obtained in the North Scotch Plains Ave. the school building have been ac- The sum of $89.29 per New tract designated for recreational cepted by the Board of Education Jersey resident is (he average use. The site also is that of the according to proposals suggested by cost of municipalities with Un- Westfield Memorial Pool, opening of a studemt-PTA-
dvMK moat arid^taua h,** hjolwir. fU» Nr.lM« •d aMient an»li Mia exMtai ut master plan wtil kwhjda greall* »x- " I want to include borough iluWi College Ni^ht when it has advocated that they at- •tt SH Weat Brafed at: m a tend David Brearley in Kenilworth? was recoraneaiied for the Town Courtoil.at a Early Deadline Sure Sign of Approaching Yuh These were the big questions rais- This Evening ed by 250 citizens attending a Town «he Board of AdJMatmaajt The Leader wW aahNah Wed- night. U* of a partlM af M next week and wW he y 104 colleges and Meeting Monday night at DeenfieW Sc-hoo) here to discuss the Union ing dwcUing at the MaMd to I U aahMtlacra aa UMt "Go" Signal for Railroad Exhibit wi'll be represented this dress as tempartory sMa» aaM day taataad af Thanday rnrnn- evening at Collage Night at West- County Regional Board of Educa- tion's proposed referendum which was recmRMMM far h*. ThaahaaivhH Day, (he aaaal field Hig'li Sohocl, according to Vin- The holi-Jays ai-e fast appraachmg Izet of yardwork, all laid carafutly aige batteries floating on a D.C, gen- would expand the Springfield Be- Original Commwdiy Cmtitt f.lllnllaa date. cent F. W'itS'h'VfUe, guidance direc- and arte of the sure stem in Weat- by hand to eieaot sOaindbrds required erator. Ali of the main line track igional facility. called tor a ptay area an tto Early c*py fram advcrUanra sections have automatic signal iimii- tor. Neil D. Hoitzman, director of fetd is the iiwtfalMim of the Chrtst- for amooUi operatlton on (has "O" Or. Minor C K. Jones, Mountain- ol the Minting bulMhW «*M Na aad paMktly thahTiiea of all mas decorations m Hhe bueintm dis- gauge spectacular, using mere than oatinn arid so the pubiitc can follow adttKSsran-s at Newark College of En- exparmnn proyrten, apyravai in iaJ 1 side's representative to the Union i t« r—"* trict. The otter sign is tte annual llM.OW tiny spikes and over 25,*W the route of ttte trains, a- disptay gineering, wild speak at the opening H«M, bedame a reality. The boaird is mounted ov«rneiaid whdvn meeting in the auditorium at 8 County Regional Board for 21 years, Model Ratinoad Exhibition new be-wa'atlen ties. traced the history and background *Mon 1MS since purehtoad Hie Hi fee Maadajr mara- mcltidas ail tihe tuacteage with red o'ekrok. ing readied let the 31st time by the The main line bucks have over M of the Regional District which em- an Patotod Ave. avran *a kjf. Chmlfkd adwrthihn wW members of tihe Central Jaraey Mo- 9WJtoh«8 that are etectrtoMy oper- pjkrt llighta showing the awftch posi- Coilege Ni?hit is arranged Uhrough Iron the Oentar which wW tioits and w'hite pilot liaJWs showing braces six communiities attending ka aeecalad wdM Maaday e*«- del Ra**oad AmxMJm at their ated from three master control •Uie joirtt effioi-ls of the school's guid- CoUr Regional siftmote. (he change HI ptaM. ••I it i a'ehMh, «Whi«aH headquarters booatod at 13d Elm at. the Occupemcy in each aerttdun. ance staff, tihe College Women's board», and mteoy of the ywrd A search was begun H» the mid Also roConvnenried to the aaritor eaajr la mtiied where The exiiiWtion will run for ttiree sw*tohes are also remotely controll- Tlw tocomottvn and rolling stock Club and the College Men's Ctab of Council for ids apvroral ww m I weekends, starting txunorrow and ed. The engineers m tihe control tow- are all bivi'it to soale by the meim- We'slfieM. Serving as chairman of peal by Walter Clark to nartntt The daadNae tor ehareh acwa ending on Sunday, Dec. 7. Hours for er operate Uie drains over more than bera. There are more than 30 loco- the College Women's Club is Mrs. lour^amily reaidence for aad te«Mi to Me cdMar wit he the show are 7: m to 9 p.m. on Fri- so "btaoks" or track seotkm, and motives and almost 260 pieces of Maitaolm G. Robinson. She is assist- Boro Honors for the elderly at 3M Clark at. day eveni'itgis, 2 to 5 p.m. ant 7:3* toby watching the indicator Itghte on rrttkmg stock. There are models of ed by Mrs. Robert Gregory, Mi's. JOGV AMU* 9 p.m. on Saturdays and 2 to 5 p.m. dak. aaarla, geocral aewi »ad their boards, knnw where eiaoh train the B * O "itoyal Bine" and tine Lenard Nichols, Mrs. George Plenty Rain Hamper* on Sunday afternoons. is located. Pow«- tor bne layout is Reading "OnuBader," as well as aand Mrs. John Swink. The College Highlander Band far pietarea far <•» supplied by a bank of wet celt stor- (Continued on page 4) (Continued on page 4) Plans Completed Leaf CoHwtkNi At the foot of bhe 9t»iiiway en- — A procforratfion MM Mietkaa li twill law. We tmtce to the ekib, a two airm tower wW aa*r«cbite ; naming this week as Bami Apprecaa- Rah has hamecrtd Me leva'a qu«dran.t semainhwre, tomerly iwed tton Week was deolared by Miayor For Te§tiMNiial annual faH leal by the protoiype CenWal Haitroajd of Fred Wilhstms Jr. at a meeting of town emateyes MW I Hkl»rk»l Society New Jetsty, s'hows a green over the Couneiil Tuesday rfigM at the Joey Adams, ster of stage, screen, Hiree day* beMnd yellow in'dioafcn, meaning "pro- Beechwocd 9ehcol, The week will radio, television and night clubs, Stmorera en 11 al 14 I T» Meet Tuesday caed" a'iod be prepared'to "eftop." In ihonor bhe Highlander Band of theand a world traveler who has been There wifl be a general meatiig of the verra'ouia'r, prtoce«d tap dhe Gov. Lnringetton H'jh School "wtnich stairs and be prepared to atop and a "good will ambassador" to many faH M leavei and Ml tile WesitiSeld Hosloniml Sooieity at 8 has consistently been one of the fin-countries, will appear at the testi- am tyae k^f p.m. Tueisday in the Wateunk Room view cne of the finest model rail- est marchinig con-cei'l bands in the road layouts ii» the IMted1 States. monial dinner in honor of Louis Rek- to handle the taak. «t the \funii"aiip-al BuiMng. state of New Jersey, and has andin at 7:30 p.m. Saturday at Temple The public is invJted to aittend tJiis The associ'sti'on is an adWt gtruup will continue to bring nonoi- and Emami-El of Westfield. are currently wwhlag $m it+mm open meeting. WitlSam Gveiibay will tonned' in 1938 Sfnd ia the past 31 pleasure to their school and our com- 1 Mr. Rakin will be bhe recipient of a day, six-day week aatai aH speefc and s3i*w eolou sUdes on "His- yea'is has consHiruoted over 1098 feet munity." The band plane ks annual a special award .to be presented to passible e 'jni'-- i'.(li'-i:;al- Sec. :j—a June Coles, has ii.si!d this tlieme in HIIIO classroom sessions dtmonsirat- Atucthysiic iniTo\:itions will play 1 : ,!!t-tviii^ held at Sr. F>aiii's • •! nrln )i":' ^it-' '•:'-.\iv jiwi .if)!- '...- I'hc prepfiration ol Hit1 youth titnej-s nig tuachin;4 techniques, course con- lor a chfci'ii'i.di-i's dunce fram 8-11 N'ov. ;u dcadliiu? lu (.'ouii)!f!^ '.hnv Willow CI-IJM- Kd. •i;i'!-i-> «•'• I' i"i-. S<*.\ 4-4 '•', :• i1 ('!'•nrli -»»!-k"'d tin" he-efl ..:.-iv ; portion of tho piifl^iu)!. Mursc Sal- tain, and rhe opportunity for exp.m- . tomorrow .it Holy Trimly Ws!' calls. play for '•in' (ii-i-uMon >|iou.-ii-."l >v. I .'-..--•• See. 1—7 •j.iiiivii; id "in- oraaniration. The ap- 1 Way wi# be co&'ehii*? fhc &\% m dn topical nttwesita l>ot\veen School. Jacket and no JS remiirsd Residents who iKive mil yri '-vnthe Diinjto.on of riif Fn-si Hapt^i 't'JM.s :.!ii 'i;e Cente:- :i,>.-, .rxleilili:' '/btuiarie.., . .4 1 iM'O'.-.u of I'he •e'urtn&fcg,- and1 aifst-rnig' dh'e girte ai1 nSnjf Muyciiv ft* Wr (he Sffeftv Ail- oaMfed anon; and' volunteer Church;- 3*eniber
'iViVi'iWiVMW.'rf.'.'AVi'tViVVA'i'.'ili •V • • • F i~ .. • iVr//i i. i i . »V.VMV* • • . -\r Two Break-ins Here vtappi Last Saturday Police investigated two break-ins on Saturday. Paftrolman Donald Rappoccio investigated one at the home d Robert Bottotftf, 935 Wyian- idotte Tr. Entrance was gained by 'breaking a pane of glas-s in tfhe ™rch dodr. It was not determined at the time whiaL was missing. The oflher occurred at the home of Paul Moffett, 1261 Pros-peCt St. •Sgt. WJHSiam Ken'ney, Detective James Geraghty and PartroJman Chester We^fces investigated. En- Urance was gained by breaking a glass In the rear door and the house was ransacked, according to police. Rerouted missing were numerous credit cards and a coin collection. ™wwi*m44\ -|'irn"ii ii Reschedules A dhrar'S-e M soheduJe for the curref.it h:l mus-ioal "Cabaret" has been a'.ir.'.oAcei by the Paper Mill Playhouse in Militourn. Tivs m: t'. nee, fo nmc-nly s et for W'Sdn^d-ay, November 26, has been rescheduled for Friday, Nov. 28, the day foMowinj
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Your 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- AUO . Join the fight against inflation—save at Lincoln Federal. AND SfOtTJWIAt JANUAIY CUAtANCI FRICiS NOW SCOTCH PLAINS WEST FIELD Offic© f Main Office S61 P>w* Avenue ED ERAL Broad at Prospect SAVING 5 Ckmtm Formerly Westfield Federal Saving FOUNDED 1383 4 THE WESTFTELD (N..T.) LEADER THURSDAY, NOVEMBER 2ft, V, The followimg collages will be rep- tl»r, the Rov. Dava'd Wilkeir&on, is erendum was presented to tihe six bhe awand of Oorttnact No. 3 forsupported tihe Day Onre Ceijitor gen- resented: oxoculivo director and founder ol 'communities on March 19, lima but storm dimimage improvemcants for erously over the past two ydairs, OBITUARIES 1 RCAC to Discuss -WOMEN'S COLLEGES: Doufilass Teen Cluvllcmge and auUioi of a num- went down to defeat by 2i)4 votes. the Charles Street sewer project to amd we are confident tihat they will Callage, Beaver College. Cardinal ber of botoks. His first book entailed, (Dr. Jones said tlnat it has been rc- Vincent Dl Iorto and Sons of West- continue to do so in the Mure,"'siaid 1 Mrs. Robert C. Ropers (fiistave Fischer Stritch, Cecktr Crest, C. of St. El'iz- "The Cross and tho Swttchbteide ' is iported that Dayton has long wanted flield who smhmrtitited t» to west bid ofsiaid Mrs. Gardiner Cunranetioan, PlectQral College a-beth, Mary Washington, Mount a boat sollor and rocomtly \vols m'ade •to get out of the Regional District $24,978.75; to authorize- tihe Liiusitees prc&iden't of Uie Day Oare Center. Mrs. pnris Jnnt-.s nosers, 55. wife Funeral services were held Mon- Ifalyokc, Pembroke, RoseinouVL Col- iirtio a lecture [on-gflfh movio pitoture. and on their own initiative, have, of the Free Public Lofonoiny to retain Contriibutiions may be sent to the The Republican Oanscn'totive Ac- of Rolxirt Clark Regctrs of 857 Wrn-day, Nov. 10, in Gray's Funeral luge, St. Josephs, Smilih Don Wilkarson, who has been en- introduced legislation to withdraw and use fair library purposes its 1969 Westifield Day Oare Center, Inci, tion Club of Union County will hold yah Avu., died of cancer Tuesday at Home for Gustavo Fischer, 81, for-Sweet Bni'nr, Temple Eucll, gTiged in tilvis u'ork for eiiglit years, from the regional district. fines; to reappoinlt Robert Kozer, 140 Madison Ave. SU second meeting of the season her home a-flur a long illness. •miirly of Westflold, who died Nov. 8Woods. Wilson College, Wcllcbicy ks n'.so tho a-uUicr of a book onlttled Alter the defet off t-he 1068 ref-borough engineer, fco a tihnee-ycor tonight at a p m. at the home o Born in Mew York City, Mrs. Rog-•in the FooUUll Acres Nursing Home, College. "Tho Gutter and tho Ghetto" which erendum, Gov. Livingston was for-term as Socretiary of the Boant of Mr. and Mrs. A. Donald Green, 72 crs ) lived in West Hold for 21) •Neshanic. Tho "Rev, James C. \Vhit- MEN'S COLLEGES: Amhcirst, is about tin1 work of Teen Challenge. Tax Assessmis ait IK> extra salary; to Lawrenice Ave. ced to adopt a throe year contract 1 • mintstcr of the Fit'sit United return the deposit of $818.00 to Rob- Plans Completed F years and was a membur of St. Brown, College of Holy Cross, Co- The Rev. Wllkerson will relate in- which sent Mountainside students Mrs, Green will modemate a dis- Paul's EpiscnpnlChuroii. Daughter iMetliodist Church, officiated. In- lumbi'a U., Dartmouth, Harvard, cidents from his in'istry to Jonathan Dayton for their fresh- ert J. Lincoln for hlis cotrnpfletiun of pacing and curbing on Coflee Ave.; to (Continued from pagee 1) cussion on the Electoral OoiL^lege, cf thti He Mr. and Mrs. Charles Ly- tarmer.it was in Woodlawn Cemetery, Johns Hopkins, Lafayette CaHeg'j, these young people an'd will tell (man year. The majority of parents rcitiun the sum of $660.00 to Rialph "How Should We EHeot Omr Presi- ston Janes of Easton, Pa., she had•Bronx, N.Y. Lchigh Univ., Lonas College, Rut- the unusual cure adnuliniiEtereid to •in tho audience stiaitcd that while him in toebalf of ite natlorfcfl offi- Delia Sema for his saitifisftoetary com- cers of the Tsriael Bond Ogan-iza^on derttis?" A)I members are urged I'he Robert Beadi School in Fisher had lived on Car-let on gers, Stevens lust, of Tech., U. S.drug addicts. 'they had no fault to find witli the to attend and bnmg gue&its to ex- CatonisvlHe, Mci., and Wtoiton Col- •Rd. here until he entered the nurs- Tho Rev. Wiilkorson is joined by of centiatn imiprovemenfts at "in recognlWon of outsJtondirtg citt- Air Force Acad., U. S. Military studio.; presented to their freshman Woods; Lo issue a venduig chiange vi
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Dec. 1st Also Rutherfon. 6d • Page I THE WESTF1ELD (N.J.) LEADER THURSDAY, NOVEMBER 20, 196 REAL ESTATE FOR SALE • REAL ESTATE FOR SALE • REAL ESTATE FOR SALE • REAL ESTATE FOR SALE • NANCY F. REYNOLDS PEARSALL EDWIN O. EDWARDS BARRETT & CRAIN LEE K. WARING DANKER & DANKER, C. B. SMITH, JR. WILLIAM A. CLARK i RDALTOR In* REALTOR — Realtor* REALTOR JAMES J. DAVIDSON R«oltor 436 South Av« ASSOCIATES AND II2 Elm St. •TWO COLONIAL OFFICES" 1G E. BROAD STUEET Realtor Hraltvra— AD 2*2500 of M«ltl»l» Uallaa III AT«. REALTORS FRANKENBACH AD 3-5555 Westfield Mountainsid* Member of the Nenhcr Maltfalc Llaflaa; 8r«tca] 149 tLMER STREET ADM 800 AD 3-1800 llyltlple Lin tint Syate» "Area ReprcacatatlTc far SUGGEST . . . In©* Member of The AD 2-9300 Tmaa-Aaacrica RefcvnU" lUUIple L1M1&V Sjutem COLONIAL SPUT MANT WESTFIIIO t la iMm UJX) ESTABLISHED 1033 REPRESENTATIVE KINK 10 YRAR OL.D JIOMK IX)- Member* SEE OUR UNIQUE 1011 fAT 131) ON A QUIBT STKWET 1 IN Ti)13 WILHON KCUOOIJ mlfl»l* LUtls* BftUm "EXECUTIVE HOMESHARCH - SICCTION. MAGNIFICENT AND RECOMMENDED VALUES WINDOW DISPLAY PRKVIKWS INTERNATIONAL VISItY SF AC 10 US PAM11-Y SPUf UVELS tt*tek Plalm* BOMB FINDING BERVICB HOOM WITH ADJOINING COLONIAL BEAUTY $48,9001 COUNTRY RANCH IJAUN-DHY KOOAX AND POW- OF HOMES FOR SALE ni:it UOOM. ENGUSH TYPE DWELLING On a nkuly lutulp » |31(I*00. —North side Westflcld LOOK NO FURTHER I WIIUIIUK Hcutcli riuhvH light uil 200' deep lot <— a boil- PROJECTED IN COLOR DKAUTIPUI, LIVING HOO>! NEAR ROOSEVELT/ ftlc Htrci*t Canter hall, 24' ruutnti, 1M» bathtt, A replace WITH FIREPLACE. iARCilS FRANKLIN SCHOOLS runm/dlnliiK room oom- In living room, porch olt NEWLY LISTED Weptfleld CD- 1 dmiuK ruum, kitcntn, rec- DINING HOOM, MODT3UN KIT- with U*« burning lire- reutlun ruum, buaement and OHISN. ALL 4 BEDROOMS ON CENTER ENTRANCE HAU UUolM^lt With HatlliK SA.MR LBV EL. 2^ BATHS. 2- lonlal In outRtanrtlnRr condition, ThriMi botlrn»mH full CAH GAHAOI3. 24'6x13'10 LIVING ROOM t —Near town — 3 bed- I_*aree living room with flrn- iiL. purtlnlly nnlnhed rtc % bathH — W/W ft ALCOVE AtiRcUeil KunLK^ Only in living room, place, fnmlly-slze dlninn: room, LARGE DINING ROOM K ruum and kitchen hun FINANCING? wall uven and tul>le top MODERN KITCHEN BARCHESTER WAY oat-ln kitchen with dishwasher, pluyroom— " Hmv cftn we procure a Mort* TABLE AREA How much eaah do we 21 - FINE HOMES - 21 3 lar^e bedroomH (master 13% $35,000, — In Tamaques area. How do we go about it?1* FINISH THE JOB" BEAUTIFUL COLONIAL [11- T.V. ROOM Upotleufl $ bedroom Split, are just a few of the $55,900 to $69,900 UNITED FUND LIS VISL ST YLK HOM10 JUST x 18) and 1 Vfc baths. Porch on WIUIAM5BURO GOLD Hugo tone p«rch otf dining queHttotiH that perplex most SPARKLING SPUT LISTKD IN THE MALVJ3UNE 3 BEDROOMS-NICE SIZE ru i3int sunny Jiving room, RIDGE SECTION OH1 INDIAN pretty rear yard and an nt- hnme buyer** these days, for ThlH la the right time to sclet-t 22'9x26 - 2 CAR GARAGE COLONIAL eat-in kitchen — Recreation there Ls much mUuntlenUnnri- SCOTCH PLAINS FOREST. THRRB LAIIGKOKD- room and icarn^e* W/W car- ItiKr nf the facto, and much con* from our full ranuc of ranches, ROOMS, 2^r BATHS, ULTItA- tachert garagre. Excellent clone- ELECTRIC GARAGE DOOR peting Included. A picture fusion. M ODRR N KITCHEN' WITH buok home. Quick puaaea- $39,900 Colonials, apllt-lcvels, and con- BREAKFAST BAY O V K R - in location within walking dla- 2 PATIOS i-'irenlucc In lar^o living room, slon, LOOKING REAR LAWN. BOTH amlly nlzed * # flM-tttt Two for one — |jv«> In half HIHI rent the other half. Attractive Clojnnfiii u family; J beflroomn, living: room »nd kitchen in ea«h PAM SMAM unit. Full husermni; tilod btithH. CJood Wustneltl location. A new li COLONIAL juMt llwtetl uml no right for that youn& couple arid Tliafs wltsif is ni'»i|.'*J tn p eatlal *ai Coat their tlrat home. Throe beautifully Hlwd brciroomw; a moat Invit- thtr rnit'Ml KIIJKI << ;inipnikpn t>v ton ing living room with rtrc-piacN formal tflnlnff room; dldc ncroonnd the top. If yiMi pl.iuiH'J la ^iv PlAftSAU porch; kltrhuti with M 3-WM Wif-^a^V \W^j W^^w «::w-77»w s dozens in . Jnnrt D. ftltnfalv Sa — Fmwoo* — Oolmnr Ritnhlr I PHKVIFWH .W. Oratin EtKClTIVR Zaiie -• •--.->*• *.<.»»f.--AO FIBIDV — Won n rain .fid • I/HUra Senri — ^^ A. Flym Juily Smith 45 Roth f). — PVStTR,4VC* th>Dwiiii- unit :*fy«T«»p<»Htun Bnt* T»yl«ir PlMlDH. W. W. Vmrtrr h& Mwemwtam -• w \ , TITE WESTFIELq (N.J.) LEADER THURSDAY, NOVEMBER 20. iflfifJ Pnse 7 * REAL ESTATE FQ* |ALE • WHIP - FEMALE PERSONALS Early Deadline - Classified advertisin• g uill Itr nccepU'tl until iMdiuluy Call 232-5774 aftt»r By Popular D»mand-NGwThru December 7 rt P W. A'P PRIVATR St.%l.E. Carved dowry rlu'^t, rivca 1S i5, Sptcijri Thanksgiving Matinee nlere, Sl.nnfl; orinr nntif|iio Friday, Nov«mb«r 28 at 2 P.M. 5S3? namely: double HIIMJTII bort. Hnt* con- Co. t mototorcin • dition; two nn us-ii a paint inc<: on (No MatinM W«dn«sday, November 26) U-20-tf , fxnuiKiio *I*M;i!1: two , __ 91T0C •f6nnc and 4B0cc, tremondoup INSTffUCflON SERVICES NEED while aupply lasia, Unit ted Tvtability Tnr a* low delivery on atat« ap- -_ - — - —-w — — •J^t^^^^^'^W prover! Honrta Mini Trails. W> yenrit |»ritf«B*i \ f*-** Evergreen blankets with MRS. NOYE'S GOSSIPS—Susan Stroud, Carelyn McBride, Kathy Iteigner and Wendy Chambers rehearse for a bit of color remains "Noye's Fludde*' production this weekend. green all winter. MORE THAN SO WESTFIELDERS attended opening night ol "You Know I Can't Hear You When the Water's Running" at Theatre Six in -Metuchen last week. Pictured at the supper party that followed at the home of JTrafMimtal Dr. Hugo C. Pribor in Westfteld are (from left) Frank Vohs, Donna Mills, and Robert Wait, member ef the east, and, at right, Paul R. Cory of Westfield and Dr. Pribor. tion in the characters of Mrs. Noye and to take with him each kind of and her Gossips. beast and fowl, "he ami she, mate Arrest Youth at Dance As the opera opens, Noah (Noye) •to mate; for it is my Hkinge man- On Heroin Charge for the family suddenly hears the voice of Godkind for to annoye." God tells Noah -warning him of impending destruc- -that it will nain for 40 days and 40 A 17-year-ald youth arrested at a tion and commanding him to build nights and that everything will be dance in the high school on. Satur- Served Gracefully and With Good Cheer Mid$t Evergreen Wreaths. Beautiful full wreaths the ship in which he and his family destroyed. As Noye urges haste, day charged with possession of her- 1 Relaxing Surrounding$, with natural and colorful trimming*. •can escape the deluge. the animals arrive and come down oin, was turned over to his parents fthe center aisle of the church two- pending juvemi'le ooutt action. Noah summons his tarnily, and •by-two, singing "Kyrie eleison." Three Students who followed the they begin to called the necessary Everyone but Mrs, Noye is bund- youth to Police Headquarters were tools and miateni'a-ls. Mrs. Noyce and *t. ::"5- *??'£ You'll like our low prices and follow-through service. Youth* Arrested £'//.' & -\. On Drug Charges >•-.<••• We have banquet tables, folding chairs, card tables v w • V * *& '•.r- (• -:• and chairs, glasses, silverware, serving trays, punch Four persons were held on drug X- bowls, candelabra, ice cream freezers, tablecloths UMITID MNT ALL •charges after Lvvo separate arrests m i. ^ 711 CINTRAL AVI Friday nighl. .*••'.', and napkins, coffee makers, portable bars, flatware, A fifth, a juvenile, left the police m •t: -^•>xV. 'i> dishware, many other items. Call us! station in his parents' custody. >r /: 232-31M fs* v:r Arrested by Detective Sgt. Wi«I- When London Fog® creates a man's any-waather liaim Muth and Detective James W- Geraghly on charges of being under coat, who needs an alibi like rain, snow, wind •,<': /*-. •The influence of narcotics was Pat- or sun! The Northporr's not just a eover-up, fcuf « A-. rick M. Muse. 20. of 123 Oooiola PI. He i.s beintf held for $100 bail. Maincoat® designed to justify eny reason for *m; LOOKING FOR FINE QUALITY Held on charges o-f possessing wearing it. Like the smart wash-wear Clcwth* Cloth ha.-jhJ.ili are Jeffrey C. (.'rouse, 20, (50% Blue "C" po!yester-50% cotton) with th» of 25 Doris Pky.. and Kenneth R. climate control zip-!iner of 75% Acrilan* aeryliC, Burr, 24. of :»70 South Ave. Bail •was set at S200 each. 25% Modacrylic pile. No pretest of fashion—it's The 17-year-old boy, arrested on here evidenced by the Stuart collar, front similar charges with Crouse and yoke, split shoulders, slash-thru welt pockets, TAILOR) Ban1 by Pa'.rohnan Philip Ueber- man was released lo his parents. deep side vents, 3rd barrier construction and 3ilk saddle stitching all over. Whatever, wh«r»v#f •. • the Northport's for you In a sefection of sizes and colors. MEN'S SUITS, JACKETS, SLACKS AND COATS WOMEN'S GOWNS, COATS, you to KNITS AND DRESSES fitted by seamstress CHARLES W. COSENZA ALL ALTERATIONS DONE 2 ELM ST., WESTPIELD ilr W ON PREMISES 233-9100 "• Ti. Opfti ; A.M. In ; I' M Wt-rkiijiys .Siiiiintjiv*. < A.M. Ui H P.M. r-T sFtT south STATE FARM THE WESTFIELD (NJ.) JLEADER THURSDAY, NOVEMBER 20, 1969 Sec. 2, Ftogfe \ Social And Club News of the Week in the Westfield Area 4 Future Bride Bonsai to Be Subject ••, D.DS., of Onanfowl, a mem- New Jersey Symphony Receives High Public Is Invited to Annual Marriage Unites ber of the Uaiwcui Socimy of New For Garden Group Jersey and Greater Now York, is Praise in First Westfield Concert Joyce I. Fogle, one of the origi.iul founttans of tdie Book-Author Tea Monday Afternoon "Bonsai for Beginners" whll be the AinerLcan Bonsai Souioty. Dr. topic of the meeting today of The Kr;mso \v 1 dismiss the steps one ffly Paul Kueter ly, Iate-I9th century-type hell, with All members of the JilteTature and and have Che books autographed1. Thomas G. Smith Club of little Gardens at the home imi.sL lake awl Uie maUvitfls needed Hats off, gentlemen! A brilliant rhyflhmfc and toffal resources neiatiy dr"ania depiairtineTut of the Woman's Mrs. Harold Bna-cher, chairman of of Mrs. R. A. Kohler, 812 Sherbrook. lo si;ui bons:ii, tho art of growing musical organization is in our midst. in tlheir proper relationships. As Mr. Club of Westflteld are busy complet- book sales, will be assisted by Mes- The chapel of the Presbyternian Its name:. The New Jersey Sym- teufe pointed out in a brief tialk ing ptoms for the annual Book and daimes Dexter Anderson, G. A. Cook, Church was bhe setting Nov. 1 for The speaker, Dr. Frank W, miniature Lrocs. phony Orchelstira; it conductor: before the Threnody was played, Author Tea to be hefld at fche Parirfi Cory, Frapwell, David Hill, Rey- Che wedding of Miss Joyce Irene Henry Lewis. At WastfieUd High •the world was prettier in Tfecaikov- House of the Presbyterian Church mond Hoffman and F. C. Hbhn- Fogle of Elizabeth to Thomas Greer School .auditorium Nov. 8 the orc-sky's time. Then composers filled at 2 p.m. Monday. baum, Forrest lmvm, John A. Lau-Smith of Westtfteid, both graduates hedtfa gave ifcy first concert in this tlheir heBs with rather gorgeous son- Mrs. Albert D. Laimin, general deniber^er, John heesnmg, Hugo of WeSttield High School. erea under the baton of its new lead- orities. Times have changed. The chairmanr, was assisted in oontoot- Loesch, Lawrence M'oCormack, John The. Rev. Aoe L. Tubte offieiBited er and amply demonstrated tt> a orchestra peifomied both works ing hhe authors by Mrs. J. Russell A. P&rff, Howard Tatet A. J. Wier, at the afternoon ceremony which cear-capacHy audience that it is •with great power and telling musical Freeman, Mrs. Richard Lake and Ctarence Yoder and Miss Mary Rog- was foltawed by a sm«all (feiner at new retady to take its place beside effect. Mrs. J'ahn Learning. Mns. Anthony ers. L'aflce Edge. A party to honor the major symphony orchestras of the The New Jersey Symphony finally J. Stek Jr., past-president of the Pouring at tea will be Mesdames newlyweds will be held Nov. 30 at fend. seems to be on its wfty to great days club, will act as master of ceremon- WiiLtewn R. Baigger, Albert V. Ward, the Mountainside Inn. -thanks to a brilliant conductor, first- ies and introduce theauthors. C. Henry Stirtifler and James Wilson. The ensemble of some 90 musi* Tbe tea :5 open to the public and The bride, daughter of Mr. and cianfc presented a hiigvly demanding rate performers and an indefatigable Dr. Eric F. Goldman, Rolitns Pro- Mns. Glenn Fagle of St. Oathianine's, women's committee for their splen- fessor of History at Princeton Uni- tickets may be obtained from mem- program of lately romantic works bers of the departmejut. Ontario, Canada, formerly Westfteld that fully exploited the tonal re- did promotion. Bravo to all! versity anfd former coiusulban to the residents, was escorted to the altar sources of each section. Strings and President of tihe United States, will by her father. She wore a turquoise txiasses were flawless in intonation —Edward Vantine discuss h&s latest book, "The Trage- Donald Kucher wool crepe dress with a matching find had a rich splendor of sonority. Mayflower Kin JOAN IRENE FOSTER dy of Lyndon Johnson." Dr. Jacob hat and oanri>ed a white Bible with Woodwinds were, in general, ton- Ttfapp, pastor of the Unitarian Is Engaged orchid and white streamers. ally lovely, but with an occasional, To Convene Engagement Told Church of Summit, will discuss some Mrs. GeraW O. Pattenson of •Most impertaeptible underititch. of the religious poear-s from his lat- Mr. and Mrs. John J. Krchnavy Sootah Ptarnis., tyxmerly of. Westfiek The riiyfchmaes thrust, drive and cla- est book, "Mtorfenm RMigdous Po- of Quakertawn, Pa. announce the attended tihe bride. Her shnmp col- rity of the orchestra wiUi the in- Mrs. Christian W. OeWer of 660 Of Joan Foster ems." Mangare* Hyde has written ored wool dress was 'accented by a Glen Ave, is in charge of reserva- engagement of their daughtelr, Vio- cisivess of its attacks and releases more than 40 books on modem sci- let Joan, to Donald C. Kucher, son bouquet of yellow and shrimp hued were exciting to bear. Mr, Lewis's tions for the luncheon and annual The engagement of Miss Joan ence for tlhe Junior High School. She roses. meeting of Ttoe Society of Mayflow- of Mr. and Mrs. Charles G. Kucher iway with a phase is most ingratiat- Irene Foster to Robert Oraig Stew- will discuss her new ones. of 513 Clifton St. •Mttlarti Fogle of Moirristown was ing; he shapes them with tender, lov- er Descendants in the State of New art has been announced by her per- "The Garden Club Cook Book," Jersey to be held Saturday at the Miss Krohnavy is a graduate of best man. William Putz usheted. ing care as a fine singer would do. ente Mr. and Mrs. Gilbert Eart compiled by the Garden Oh* ofPalisades High SdhooJ and the Vic- Mrs. Smith is employed by Kean- The orchestra's dynamic range is PlatinfieM Country Club. Guest • Tr«y» •SfMKfc • W ' • •• \ • • • ORDER iith* Your Personalized <\ V BemHifmBy Gift Wfm* lintit \ A% IS* E*ttm Cbmgm Christmas Cards i NOW! n 232-4800, we'll be happy to send our books to your home for your selections. V J&..JM? i t < Our • -<••/ OMEGA Trim-A-Tree Shop Is Open! Soon it will be Christmas .. . and Omeg* a The spirit ©f Christmas is yours to create otte of the most fating of gifts. We with many delights . . . fire-fly lights a-twinkie have a very magnificent collection of these and sleigh bells a-jingle. precision timepieces. Striking calendar watches, Choose ornaments, basic to baroque, for thmnond studded "stars" and bracelet watches. G'we glittering the tree, the home, the table. Omega for * lifetime of proud possession, tfme S v. $6$ to $iooo Hr y#*f MM mm tomun OMWA WATCH Free fAft Jeannette's Gift Shop 41} Pnrk PI., phone: 227 E. MO*» STtKT I. MOA* ST. / Phone: 232-480© 3;t E, Rirtai^roiid Ave.t tteor Infronce to Munici|Mrf ^arhinf Avcime, Westfield cvmamit ING iN OUR LOT AT 132 6LM£R Page 2 Tit! WESTF1ELD (N..T.) LEADER THURSDAY, NOVEMBER 20, 19C9 Foun-dnlion grant awarded for AAUW to Study side library when a discussion will Bruce G.Wallace study in neiirobilology. Bonnie Lee Cox •follow the Study group t>rogipam, DEAL DIRECT and SAVE Urban Space Problem "Humian Use o ( Urban Space."' To Be Married Tiie siate board meeting of AAUW Andrea Wolfsie •is scheduled Saturday at Paterson The engagement of Miss Jill To Wed in June Mountainside—.The Mountadnside SLIPCOVERS Marie Nelson to Bruce Gordon Wal- braredi of the American Assotin- State College, Wayne. "Education lace, son of Mrs. .John A. Wallace Is Future Bride A June wedding is planned by •tion of University Women will meet •and the Academic Community" will of C53 Tremoitf Ave. and tlie late Dr. and Mrs. J. H. Wolfsie .of 810 Miss Bonnie Lee Cox and A. LeRoy at 8:30. this evening at the Mountain- he tthe topic. ; and DRAPERIES iMr. Wallace, has been announced Nancy Way a'iirjcu.toe the enisage- Greer whose engagement has been 'by her parents, Mr. and Mrs. N. me-nt of their dlau&tor, Anidraa, to announced by her parents, Mr. and I Clifford Nelson ol Rochester, N.Y. Andrew J. Braver, son of Mr. and •Mrs. WHHam R. Cox of £26 Boule- CUSTOM MADE PRIVATELY The wedding is planned for Jan- Mrs. Louis Drawer of Pa-terson-. A vard. uary 24 in Rochester1. summer wedding U plajiTted. .The bride ele*ct, a 1963 SHOP NOW 3 Piece Set only $129.00 Miss Nelson was graduated in Miss WouTsie, a graduate of West- of Westfield High School, received June from, Va^ar College. Her fi- fie'Jd Ifi'gli School, is a senSor at •a B.A. degree from Grove City Ool- best selection Including Fabric and Labor ance, an alumnus of WeestPietd High the University of Pennsyfctrua, Phil- tege where slie majored in elemen- School, Glass of 1965, received a adelphia. tary education. She was a member of FREE Arm Piece with Any Order BA degree from Aimherst College. •Mr. Bnawer. an- alumnus of the of Cwens, national honorary for A member of Plu Beta Kappa, Mr. Eris'lewccd Sdfrool for Boys, is a s^iwwiore women, and Thefta Alpha EATON'S CALL 754-0110 Wallace is now ;it Harvard Univer- senior at Lafayette Colil-ege, BasJton, BONNIE LEE COX Pi 5orot*ity. Miss Cox Has been sity working under a National Sci- Pa., and will b& graJdua/ted in June. teaching far three yeans in PWladel- p3tta area schools. FINE Her fiance, son of Mr. and Mrs. LETTER PAPERS Alvin Greer of Roseburg, Ore., went •to Douglas High School, Winston, Ore. and was awarded a B.A. de- •gree in literature from Westmont Cotlege, Santa Barbara, Calif. He wiH be gradiiafted in June frwn LEATH Westminster Theological Seemiraary, Phiiladetpnia. THIN Serves Speech LOVE US School Group Dr. Sherwood Ghorost of West- field has been elected vice president of the Parents Group of the Summit Speech SohooL. He is a psychologist Leather coats love us. Leather pants love us. All kinds of things trimmed with for Uie (Mental Health Society o< leather love us. Because G. O. Keller's knows how carefully you have to be Sbarten •Is'liawl where he is oteo fthe Whether cfcoosing writing papw to brighten you* director of seveVal special schools. f treated. Which means we clean you without cKanging your-coior.-And.send The Summit Speech School opened own "visits by mail" or to give as a gift, th«tt i you back into the world supple as new. two years ago as a pilot project of an Eaton paper in our tvide selection that will do (. O UIIIIKS the Junior League of Summit. Three you proud. cliasses are in session (his year fnm $1. to IS. to ••* i Utm/y cLmUf tmt, 1894 for t «h e beaningihandicapped chil- dren from 2M> through 5 years ol • 11 •. ••••!» •» age. A fourth, session incltMks two '. w. J. • con. lotrra A infants of 20 months. • 1«M ARLINGTON AVI, The school, alt which Dr. Choroet's 107 Oulmby Sttwit For Pick-up and Delivery, Phone PL 6-0100 • COH, W. Vtb * son Michael is a studertt, is located • M* lOHftlVt 233-7500 Other Towns WX-2100 (NoTell) • «si PAM Arm on Upper Overlook Rd., Summit, in a house provided by Ovenlwk Hos- 144 piitat. Glamorous Hostess Fashions for those important evenings at home From th« Jon6 Smith evening-at-hom« collections . . . Hit from left to right: Craig's long at-home dress in pure wool. The top in pristine white . . . long flow of skirt in blocked multitones, $50; by Morton Myles for Malcolm Charles . . . Black Watch plaid hostess culottes sprinkled with iridescent shimmer, $130; sparkling acetate hostess culottes ... a flower fantasy of pinks, purples and golds, $43. Jane smith Central Ave Hwie: 3334IM tnimmt Wi Ovr Let at 131 IWn* II mmmsm 'H1 remain open ffH1 9 K.- .JTJ r THE WESTFIELD (NX) LEADER THURSDAY, NOVEMBER SO, 1969 Page 3 J T VFW Auxiliary Dance buffet at the ItaHan Amentean Club, es, done by renowned paraiters, will Delegates Attending Tickets for "How Valley Ave. There will be a £tft Art to Be Subject be projected to ilusffinate the 45-mdn- '. Soobdh Plains-Jibe Ladies Auxil- ute balk. The slides have been select- ORT Convention j exchange. WHITE LANTERN iary to the Scotch Plains Faiiwood ed from three diftereot ooOfledribns, To Succeed" to /Reservations may be made with At YWCA General the Nataon'al Gallery of Ant in Wash- Delegates from the Greater West- Memorial Post No. 10122, Veterans field Chapter of Women's American RESTAURANT Mrs, Philip Pedligrino, chairman, or ington, D.C., the lecturer's private of Foreign Wars, has announced ORT are attending the 20th biennial ITALIAN-AMERICAN CUISINE plans for a Christmas dance and Mrs, Hany Messemer. Interest Meeting library a ad The Soars FouiiidatikHi Go on Sale "PaP'iolio U.S.A.," made available national convention today through LUNCHEONS - DINNERS - COCKTAILS by the Junior League H'l *' MiMKt OF N.H.C.A Mm. Braoe Ru« and AND NJ. M.H.C.A. Mr. Mannine and hto ROM RuffW, wire Oct. Kt 19* at ft CNarch, Rahvray. They are pareali ate ef fm •4 hame, Joacffc and Dawtl Thanksgiving Wins Cottwmt A word Woman's Oub ef «•* a« aMDvd for the "Meat Party Goods iafc" eavtume at "Mm-lii," Randal's OMriet Juniors Cenference «f th« Jersey Make eAwYw etf *dv«r vinyl, aiver bwte, a tm-Ml •fctfte. A wateli ACCUTKON isnotawatdt HI JUS. «Wy Mi •f • titty And For Evsry Occasion ™»^^P ^B ¥P^P HK But it A WflKB ISM W Thtf't wlrr ^• ike IIrrt will always MWI OUt AMD give you 1970 time of day. $35.00 SlwfTMM from $20.00 W«Mws «• $1*90.00 THE SCENE STEALER: The Garden of Paper NAVY KNIT PANTSUIT. ^Taiua^arfasMBMiihattHB] B^a^^^lfetk^K^b. ^^^b »«>« a^av^h^h^* 7-14. $17 no-interest budget CIMKTON SHOTTING CIWH, CUUW, M. J. or regular charge plans twrtan M., Pfwn* 3t 1-7555 M SOUTH PIAMFKU) - JuruJJi* 121 Quimby St., Werf-.'-M . . AD 2-1131 COTNW «l Odk Tr«t ltd. g fmk *»•., 754-JW5 Open Monday, Wednesday and Friday >:l 9 P.M. t*age 4 THE WESTFIELD <3U.) LEADER THURSDAY, NOVEMBER 20, 1969 * < * TID Y KNITS APPAREL Musical Club Is Commended For Chamber Opera Production Beauty Is Our Business Fashion plus VIEWsMASTER By taiut Kueter trom of the embittered, meomed her- Sizes 8-20 stereo pictures Hours 9:30 to 5:30; Mon. 8:30 P.M. Ioanrs flew and Amoil i a darreed oine, Cathciine, with her blimded Friday anfd Saturday evenings. The lover. Don. If Mr. Betcher oafl de- **. 51 Elm St. 232-5551 Westfield occasion was the production by the vetop liis theatnroal knoiw-iiow to et]iiu-l his iniisiical cna&smafEship, he Knitwear Shortened Westfield Musical Club of two one- act operas: the first performance of will lx> a power in Uie jnusi'cai thea- Miss Bernice, A "Wings to Teams," composed by M*e io be reckoned with. Trained Beauty Jon Belabor, and Ofon-Carlo Monci- Maria Mart ell was impressive vo- •u , '*' * ^ h ti's "Amelin Gotw to Hie Ball.'* The cally and dramatJoaiiy as the ill- Expert will got to see it to scholarship fund pwiTormances wore faccd heroine. Her biittersweet aria -••'"it \ given i-n the auditorium of the Tcr- lo th? night was a lovely evooati^n •"; V- y give you a rill Road Junior High School, Scotch cf longing. Fine petfoivtioncas of complimentary •\" Plains. vocally demanding nodes were a Epstein MAS IVIIYTHINO IN Fashion Boots to Make roovirt tomofnino, MOTH the •M *f*€m\. U 90, #11 o«l«w with on mnim tevch •! §l«m#yrf in from ovf brrHkmf n«w c«l mm %p\rVI of Mrftcf wh prwoilt cwshienf Hf\mntoniA mnm shearling Knirtft. SKpi r our •xee>tle>nf cor- of Mcrftpnity is tfiis rayon onrf acetate mna Beotirtes, with ten9 coerf with bead frirW- min*. In Ktn#. Sizes 5-fel tm vnl'rfe shop ctovotod fo vovr iwerferfr'rfjr fosMorrt only. ACCUKAmt SkrftS •Slacks •1OM MTMMCI Sweaters Cpdun'A BooUty Plain field Maternities 163 I. MOAD ST AO 1-51 *J OPEN MONDAY EVI Tit » 38 SOMf ItSCT ST»f IT 755-6474 rtAPNTKLD TTTB ^ESTTIELD Mr. and Mrs. William H. Brouil- have lard, former WeSbfield res Ldents, Who wow live in PiscaitJawiay, an- nounce itte birth of thtrir fkst ohllM, a son, Douglas William, on Nov. 19 at Overlook Hospital. Mrs. BrouHlard ts the former Carol Dun- Men Women can. # + * "Mr. and Mrs. Francis Monteliorte HUE of 524 Lawrencce A v e. became BRUT grandparents for te first time with the arrival of Amy EMaabetti Long I on Oct. 10. The baby is the daughter of Dr. artd Mrs. Donakl M. Long of Hamdilton Mr Force Bawl, Calif. APHROCMSIA Mrs. Long is the fomwr Joyce Monteliooe. , Th© Mointefione's second fffafld- child, Jaaties Ohrigtopher Afatna was born Nov. 16 at MuMenberg Hospital. He is the son of Mr. and •Mrs. Kenneth W. Adams. Mrs. Ad- amis is the former Diane MonteJ- i«ne. Mr. Adams is in the U.S. Army stationed in Heidelberg, Ger- many where his wife and baity plan to join him soon. # * * WESTFIELD BOND PHARMACY (Mr. and Mrs. Ray Escabedo of Las Vegas, Nev. announce the birth WlftTNMD of tJheir seoonid SOOT NOV. 6. Tl>e k\- MOAO fiMDfs mtafchrir is the tonnea* Ann 9M4H1 ttalxftnth, daughter o< Mr. Frank HotaChUh of 525 COIMITICIAN Rd. # * * OOMOMtO 'Mr. and Mrs. Robert E. Morrw» of 800 Porestt Ave. beCaane parent* of faheir Ktisit cihitd, Kathryn Eliaa- on Nov. i at Overlook Hoe- * * * David John is the name Mr. antf •Mrs. Daniel J. KeLly of 569 Edfrt Add Rd. have given to their second aoft and tWrtl ohrid who arrived Nov. ll at Mifeterfterg Hospital. Paltentiri flidparents are Mr. and Mrs. An- Your drew Kelly of 734 Austin St. iotsri FO« CHRISTMAS GIVE A LIFETIME OF Y«4ir (and guar*ntr/«d for juit that lontj) CROSS* lAVY KNITS THE NEWS Hit #fitJ rvvcni w avoltabte from fo**r RFty fo ON R. & k. OPEN W!DN«EiAY Wnn. t PM. THANKSGIVING DAY UNTH: NOON Informal mtnit'Uitt^ Thtrufav hi PlainfieU, Friday in Short Hills, from s i a.in. to 4: ;a as we flaunt our newsy nai y knifr. Flashed with wd, white and blue trr-color. All in too'. dacron polyester. 1.. to R., Iran and lanky with toss on striped scarf. 10-1S. Flip and f\iit\- \kirt u ith ^tripes running around a low uahtlnw, 8- r 6, Tie out' on u ///> a fri-color colltir, hem and buckled tie, %-i(->. Each 33.00. Dresses, Tcpper's Third Floor, Ptainpeid ami STATKDWiRS Short Hills Mull. 107 OUIMtY STMfi WtSTFIHD - 239-73W SHOP MOM DAI AND TUVmSDAW 'TtL U ten MM *i S 4 i Page 6 THE WESTFIEtD (N.J.) LEADER THURSDAY, NOVEMBER 20, 1969 Camelot" IsTheme For ORT Party Runnells Thanks "Camotot" is the theme of a gala to the tlieme of the party. Dress is Club's Volunteers Winter Cruises The buffet dinner planned for Saturday, opl tonal. Dec. 13 in the home of Ma\ and Mrs. Further information may be ob- A certificate of appreciation was TURN-STYLE Davrd Kaimtnvitz, ]4 Kimball Cir., tained from die chairman, Mrs. presented to the Woman's dub of by the (rival er Wostfield Chapter of Peter Spaailder, 1588 Stakamaxon Wv&Lficld at its rocervt meeting at To The West Indies Women's American OUT. Antiques and Dr., Scotch PHains or her assistant, Ure MastXTiic Temple by Runawflls Canapes and cocktails will prc- Mrs. Jack Parbstein, 9 Burrimg-ton Hospital for the volunteer ai'des from Schedule of sailings and minimum rates per person. Second Hand eode the dinner aird an orchestra the club's social service department wil] p!iay for the dancing and pleas- Gorge. Proceeds of the panty will go during the year. Mrs. Qharies Pond Although minimum rates are shown we wish to Furniture I lire. The arehik\-mro and decor of to the social assistance projects of is project chairman of the deport- tho Kaimovvitz's uome lends itself ORT. ment. advise that these accommodations sell quickly. Bought & Sold Five new menvbers wore irufcrioduc- ed: Mesdaimes Frederick Egnor, R. Please consult us for any further information you F 4 K. Pond, Sherwood A. Sduaub, Ed- F ' Estate Sales Managed To Give Profile Of State Flowers ward J. Simmons and WilBam 9wl- may require. -....•_..;••, : 1707 E. Second St. lerubenger. Members rf ttie OM "Our State Flowers" and the ways Foltowmg the meeting, tea wil be Guard of Wesfofield were welcomed i ."•• o Scotch Plaint as guests by Mns. Sanwel J. Louise, < * * Wiey were chosen will be di&cussed served by Mesdames L. C. Gnambo, DECEMBER i .• Open 11 A.M. to 5 P.M. president. Mrs. Roy C. Canrigan pre- before the garden depa-r-Sment of the E. H. Prink, L. Hubtxard, R. MJac- MlB. No, of Wonian's Club of Westfiold by Fred Con-mack, W. Jfegerbeumer, H. sented Miss Jean Haiwortth and Miss Lv. Itnte Days Pert* of Call . , ..• - , . Judy Hoer, who were sponsored by 1 $.105 AMBHIKANIS 11 St. Ma&rten, St. Crolx, San Juan, St. Thomas • , B. Marrchee at I p.m. today at a Hamilton, J. MeOluskey, H. T. 1 195 OLYMPIA. 7 Nasaau, Fre«port (Singles only Cruise) --'•.. members' guest meoUni" Brown. the club at Ginl's Sbate at Dougilass 4 3J1B ROTTKRDAM 9 Freeport, Na»sau, St. Thomas, San Juan 4 2*15 K1IROPA 11 St. Thomas, St. Alaarten, Guadeloupe, St Croix 6 375 VICTORIA 12 St. Thomas, Martinique, Trinidad, St. Lucia, St. Maartcn Mrs. C. Henry StuWer introduced 6 320 KMPKESS OF CANADA... 13 St. Thomae. Barbados, Martinique, Aruba, Ban Juan the speaker, Rev. A. H. Behrenberg. f> mo BREMKN 7 San Juan, St. Thomns R 2B5 OLYMPIA 11 San Juanj St. Thomas, Arufaa, Curacao His topic was "Insights On A TVip S 245 San Juan, St. Thomae, Martinique, St. Haartcn •' i '3 295 HOMERIC Around The World," 9 32rt N1EUW AMSTERDAM ... 10 St. Barthelmy, St. Muarten, Guadeloupe, Bt Thomas , / v Tea was served by members of 12 27 S St. Maartcn, Guadeloupe, St. Thom*5 ALICE'S 235 GIUPSHOLM 10 13 St. Thomas, Bt. Croli, San Juan - r the social service and music de- 15 540 AMKRIKANIS 10 St. Thomas, Barbados • V **' partments. Pouring were Mrs. Rob- 16 495 QUEEN ELIZABETH 2.. 8 St Maarten. Barbados, St. Lucia, Martinique, St. ThomM* Bfcn Juftp IS 640 HOTTERDAM 12 Pt Everglades, San Juan, St, Thomas, LaGualra, Aruba, Cristobal, Kingston ert J. SmyUie, Mrs. Larente G. 19 545 BOUTIQUE EUROPA 17 Nassau, Port-au-Prince, Curacao, Martinique, St* Lucia, 8t. M* art en. St. Thpfffti Wade, Mrs. Will-Hem V. Hewn and 19 525 20 385 FRANCE 16 St. Maarten, Guadeloupe, Trinidad, St. Luola, Antlvua, Ban jQ*tt,St Thommt Mrs. WiiMam Pieaxe. 20 3S0 San Juan, Curacao. Trinidad, Granada, St Lucia; Gu«d«l*JUM,-flfc-Tfc9*iM* N*M*u VICTORIA 14 San Juan, St Thomas, LaGualra, Curacao, Port-au-Princ« : . * f ' 20 eoo 1 114 E. BROAD ST 20 480 SAOAFMORD 17 St. Maarten, Dominica, Grenada/ Barbados, Martini a tie, Bt; Thonf^ 20 m KMPRESS OP CANADA... 13 Cristobal, Curasao, St. Lucia, Parbadoa, Martinique. St, ThomM WESTFIELD 22 485 NIETJW AMSTERDAM .. 13 San Juan, St. KUta, Bridgetown, Trinidad, St. Virc*nt, Cf«»d«0Up«» St. Thomas Boro Newcomers 22 595 OCEANIC 15 San Juan, St Thomas, Curacao, Cristobal, MoaUfO 8ft* -' 22 350 GRIPSHOLM 14 San Juan, St. Thomas, LaGualra, Curacao, St. Crolx 233-2469 22 295 LEONARDO da VINCI .. 13 Grenada, Curacao, Trinidad, Barbados, Martinique. 8t. TnoVM Hear Dr. Tubbs 24 &75 AMERIKANIS 14 San Juan, St Thomas, Trinidad, Barbados, Martlnlqut QUEEN ELIZABETH 2.. 13 27 3S5 QUERN ANNA MARIA. .. IS San Juan, St. Thomas, Aruba, Curacao .*;"-. «*,.,«,» 30 430 OLYMPIA 11 Port Everglades, BlonUgo Bay, St. Thomu, Antiqus, Curacao, JlAftintque, St UftsrUn* Mountainside—The Rev. Dr. Ace • RAFPAELLO 1« Port Everglades "FALL THINGS - O' i i'"» L. Tubbs of the Frestoyientati Chuflch ROTTERDAM » St. Maarten, StJANUAR, Thomas, S*Yn Juan __ of WestFieM spoke aft Lite November 2 $185 KUNGSHOLM 14 Frecportat, Thomas, Naaaa, Martiniqueu , Barbados, Trinidad, LaGualra, Curiou meeting of the Mourtaiisokfe New- S S40 VICTORIA 9 St. ThomiB, AntlruK, Martinique, San Juan 20% OFF! 4 270 LEONARDO da VINCI ... 10 Mt. Thomas, St. Barthelemy, St. Maarten comens OLub on the topic, '"What Is S 490 NIEUW AMSTERDAM .. 9 St. Thomaa, Uartinlqu«( Bt. Lucia, Grenada, Tffnldad, Curacao St. Thomas, Martinique, Bridgetown, Trlntdad, MQ«alrm C(iraeft« 0a,nto Dvmliivo, Fort* Happening To Our Family." He is 5 580 OCEANIC U au-Prlnc* r secretary also FREE OFF STREET FRONT DOOR PARKING Woman's Club MLJl ; •; -, -* p • 1 TITE WESTFIELD (N.J.) LKADEU THURSDAY, NOVEMpER CO, -1969 munion, buffet Jrs. Pfesent Puppet Shows for Children Meld fbr HT Women Two puppet shows have been pre: you your ears now- sented by members of the Junior This superb range of Tlhe second . (annual Cbrpotafe Woman's Club drama department, Everyone will know elegant fashion casuals Communion nnd buffet supper, co- cliaired by Mrs. George comes from the home spo^sored by Court Trinity No. 337, 'Ole MseDonaM's Farm'' of the world's leading DA, and the Rosary SooM.y, Was shown at the Baptisft Church Pre- shoemakers, Oli> held Sunday evening at Holy TVtn- School. Nursery for Retarded Chil- What to buy you BOND STREET, LON- bio «bND triitef ity High Solrool cafeteria for ladies dren. Six Mack-ltiJthe^box' like pup- DON. All British • 1 of the parish. pfets \wre made especially for the Brevitts are designed Mass \Vits celebrated by tl>e Rev. children there in the hope thfat the for Christmas and crafted to the high lrom'as C, Daly, chaplain of both simplicity of the puppets would standards that have groups, and Mrs. Ctiarfes Dwrtey enable them to be manipulated more Stbp beihg .a loSBr! Jbiiv the iwdre^tHah 50,000 deJi^>ted, fashionable women wlio have had made them famou^. The served as'toastmistresfi. Mrs. George easily than the usul hand puppets. Er ears pierced the safe, piaanfess; trouble-tfrce way—At Ear Piercing Coaler. • + first choice in both DrinJcwater presented the "Life of An original puppet play, ' Britain and America Maty" in floral ahtrngefiiefas and and Gretel on HaUo#eeh" Edrs Pierced for comfort and quality. narrations. Mrs. Thomas KeWy was by Mrs. AsJicrdft, was prneifted at fbr ohly $2.00 (A) guest soloist. Chairmen were Mrs. the Ohildrens' Shelter, RUnneHs Charles Kiley and Mtis. P«ter Lrihg. 'Hospital. with any $5.00 ptlfthase Duplicate Winners fie By Re gin a Wozniak, R.N. and For First Place Welcome Wagon litifse DorothV GUiVas A tie for first place developed at Using a specially patented the recent Westfield Woman's Club To Induct Slate Sterile ihsiriiinent duplicate bridge same between Wai- ter. Hofif with Mm. Henry Mifehl and The Novnmftx* at the In a hospital-like atmosphere (E) _ • Hoy Maurer wiith Mms. George Stoit- Gh*>v*lJtte No. appointment necessary necht, Other successful pairs were will be held tBhwi- Mr. and Mr$. David Wintowrorth; rrt* at the Sta^p House Im, 9attdi l^lirs^ always on premises Mri arid MK HdWird McMiWn, tied Plains. Mrs. Harry OHtmnan of with Mrs. Rtdiard Schod and part- W«9ttiield will be rataflted Original ner; Mrs. IF. (it. fcre&gef; George detft. Bigs *9th Wtttttn OattxtvM; Mrs. 17 Alden St. P. CHacWfc with Robert Hill, and - New mwr^cPs vfi& vM be attend Ronald ijLuiae arid Mrt. Bfcnteice ins vh&& fclncJhHriti ©ire 3 ___ Oanford Ferreby. ^*rnfoe Dave, AJbert Eoo, Marjorae Hughe©, Orhan ttuplicrfe &a (A) HUKLBR. Rosewood wet look patent Letarther - I. '. •' (B> FA1RFIELD SMiUwood Cashmere 6atf Antiqued ; v Stacked heel. Leather Mile. IB. * _ inffton 3) HdfTING. WtfcAWftl Anitirie -8UUM Attjfcped. Bbft* n**wr days l«ft to tikct - f (D) SPATES. Luggage Tan Amline Buffalo Antiqued. ftHcM your PERSONALIZED Lentiwr sole. IB. furs CHRISTMAS CARDS E> BLACKSMITH. CWwwi Rurtfc Buffalo. Sfaftfced heal. Lett** t • from our i*»toti k Flemington Fur and EXTENSIVE i|j)ew fashion lo^eline^ COUECTION. : .. * Mfc'w feeling of glarriorafc* warmth rtidt only fine fur^|S|^ MANDKMAftOI ; ., fiVe fm At Flem ycwlil find the sctoetkm oi ft he quaint* *, sm to bit found """"" ':'jA1-lVi Irtfct i t ,1 y-1 .* *•• Chinciiifla, Broadtail, Alaska Seal, Beav#r5 and many more . ; ,^jptis- j| host of "Fun Furs";;^.p^i^coJottyi- . and "up to file finuie" in . . < alt our low. ooo ofth seaso ht Importa y.-:-~- T. 1 -v rr-' vr- v •••i:/';.;;-v'"^ v-.,-- ook of romantically •dfabr d a go array .> •. • -, of long 0OW Fair ". > r- M~ rli ;•* SODH hes, drtwy dr»ts« dress*! -••-^ J-: --* • -. '' * • &*•'-. s.& .^W ir b«enaddtd •-;: ^ '. • '•:^r;.^^T A'V ;-. •> y< "' * ^ W:<> L CHfttSTMAS SPKIA4. ^. ^'/S^WK-iv -v; ^^v1--^-'"^ -/^'"'w;:^v^ .«• •»-i -:•.:-.'( V- fflf ChfFSfffTCK HCMAOM Tmt •<• ^ : st^ts • < • . ,, a frcmendous sefectibn • • -r J _r L . my ,-&:-. •f-.*y to ne Jfa tr ,|kM(-jjk^ijfei* w : r^ricftvy evenmgs to !O p m rmmpnny r-v Page $ THE WESTFIELD (N.J.) LEADER THURSDAY, NOVEMBER go, 1969: \. Speaker Counsels PWP whose divorce has succeeded," ac- ternational non-profit, ram-seobarian cording to Mrs. Margaret Harrigan educational organization devoted to Operation Lox BoxNCJW Group to Explore "Th& mast important tiling in rais- of Summit Family Service who the welfare and interests of sing'le Education Topic ing children is the image the cliild spoke last week before the Watohung parents and their children. Further Is Scheduled Jtas of himself and his self respect. Hills Chapter, Parents Without Part- information may be obtained by "Education Today For Tomor- This can be atfcaa nod by parents ners. writing the organization, Box 144, Westfield Chapter of row's World; A Classroom Renais- whose marriage may have failed but Parents Wltbout Pantners Is an in- Wcstfield. is embarked on its project "Loot sance Approach'* is the subjedt to Flowers For Box" scheduled for delivery Sunday be explored by (he sturdy group of morning, Dec. 7, between 9 and 10 the National Council of Jewish Wom- a.m. Co-chairmen of this carefuHy- en, Greater WeStfield Section, at packaged breakEast-toramrh are Mrs. 8:39 Tuesday, at the home of Mrs. Herbert Cohen, Mrs. Herbert Seddel Sidney -Rafter, 3 Clearview Rd.( and Mrs. Louis Kahn>. Mountainside. A leoture prepared liSXIMQIBIHS iby Dr. The-lnna Neurman, fonmerly The "Lox Box," which made its aW education consultant to tiie debut here last year under Hades* Wedtifield Schools, Will be followed sah's auspices, will include in it ba- by group discussion. gels, lox, cream cheese, Danish pias- try, instant coffee, individual crdam, and other breakfast goodies. The contents will be Sunday breakfast Skidmore Club to Meet sufficient for a family oS four or At Noon Tomorrow more. Among the many projects which Due to many requests, the Skid- Hadassah supports is Young Juda- more College Alumnae Qub of Cen- ea, a high school age youth group. tral Now Jersey will hold its first For your table or your hostess, nothing President of the local chapter is daytime meeting at 12 noon tomor- Ice Cream Turkeys Jonathan Alpemt. TCie Young Judae- row in the home of Mrs. Thorvald adds to this festive occasion more than an members will assist the commit- •R. Larsen Jr., 48 Hawthorne Rd., ••a tee. Serving on- this committee also Short Hilte. A sandwich luncheon a lovely centerpiece from Doerrer's. and Pumpkin Ice Cream Pies are: Mesdames Saul &n>dilan, Her- wil1 ** flowed by a men's fashion A bert Brody, Al D. Futfaelstein, Mimi 6how by ^ Becker, owner of The Gladstone, Mac Fanhnau, Khigene ^ Resdrt. a men's boutique in Shapiro, Stanley Solnfck, and MUtwi |Mittbura. The finest for the Thanksgiving Feast Wasch. Orders may be placed by calling | c»«»u;il rii.U T#i*+a. ORDER NOW Mrs. Gilbert Glamm, Mte. Kate or rOOfhlll Club Tastes Seutal. Boxes will be deliver-1 Cordials for Cooking ed to fromes In Westiield, Mountain- Stop in — *#• our beautiful array of gay autumn flowon, plant* 232-9636 side, Scotch Fladns, -and FVtnwood by Mountainside — Cooking with cor- Hadiassa'h members and their bus- was the program for the re- and c«nt«rpi«ces. If you havo a favorite container of your own, 130 E. BROAD ST. bands, assisted by members' of Iceflt meeting of the Foot Hill (flub at BASKIN-ROBBINS WESTFIELD Young Judlaea. *** Mountfcainside Inn presented wo will arrango a lovoly ctntorpioc* in it for you. Proceeds wiil be usied to further ^ &**&* Eskofi of Hlrim Walker OpM 7 days m wwfc - 11 A.M. to 10 P.M. • Fri. ft Sot. until If P.M. the work of Hadassah's non-seefcar- To gain the LOYALTY of Alt of our customer;, by giving them the best possible work Newcomers and service and to become so organized and efficient -o as to serve each patron a& if he were our ONLY customer. Events JM r, The ;iri.-. uml i":;tV..-> workshop of rhi fl lorliiy at 12:!."» DIM. in 'h" \\\'<\ to m;ifc.- -\fork Ilnbn;nl BANK Milkshis-." Tin; f Jimlitviln ftrui^o NATIONAL BANK v/iil p!;iy \xtt\uy a' Mr- ftonuid ATf- ' >£• T h \v:i! iWi •*hn v i TIIE WESTFIELD (N.J.) LEADER THURSDAY, 'NOVEMBER 20. 1M9 Sue. 3, Page 1 Scotch Plains Community Ghoir robes aivf music are provided charge. Temple Buell Admission of guidance. Vincent F. Washville. Choir Needs "Messiah" Voices since it was originated. for those who need them. Further information may be ob Knics will :ilso be in Scotch Rehearsals are held Sunday after- Performances win be held on tained tram Mr. Geetlein, 2382 Lon£ Officer Here Toilav Plains lo I'or.For willi ScoJeh Plains- .The Scotch Plains Communyity Alll initerested i:n singimg are wel- noons, from 3-5 p.m. Nov 23 and Sundays at 4 p.m. Dec. 7, at the felltnv Ave., Scotch Plains. Scotch Plains Baptist Ohurch, Scotch Arthur S. Knies, admissions conn-1Fan-wood IIij*h School diivctor of iChoir will again present Handel's come to join fehe music director, 30. Fima-l rchpainssl will be SaiLurdlay, D^c. G, at 8 p.m. All rc'hea-rsals will P:a\r.i5, and Dec. 14 at tihe First selor for Temple Buell College, Dt»n- guidance and with Union Catholic "The Messiah" this season, follow- Harry G. Cr&atlein, in thus ocperi- be zi the Scotch Plains Bsptest Baptist Church, Elizabeth. The pub- The Leader—Fullest -ver, is in Westfield Loday to confer Jliyh School for GirLs director of ing a 15 year tradition. ertce. Mr. GeeUkain hias directed the Church, Park Avel Scotdh Piains. lic is inviiled to attend; there is no Local News Coverage jwith Wesfcfield Senior High director'guidance. , RICHARD MINUE Beauly Center Owner In Leadership Role Rktrard Minue, owner of Uhe WESTFIELD teauty Center, Inc., 102 Quimby it., has been re-elected president if the Middlesex Oourtty Master iairdreseer's k Cosmetologist As- sociation. Mr. Minue has held of- ices as corresponding secretary rod vice president in the past He elected "King of the Oown«- " at Mvtik**z Courtty in .986. He lias been active for many doing welfare work on Mi- patients at tihe Rooseveh boe- >itad during Naftional Beauty Salon Veefc. Mr MiDue wiU be attending the ," 1" •• ., National Hairdreaaeer's Convetftuo n Oks&ga in July. Postal Workers Resent "Reform Organization A spokesman for organzied pos- tal clerks here accused some SO large corporations and businesses today of subsidizing a "tcore campaign'' that ta undermining public confidence in the U.S. postal service. Samuel A. Moore, president of Werftfield ho&A 1758, «h« UnBted Federation of Poabal Clerks, said 'The corponate 'angels' heve he|> ei the so-called Citizens Commit- tee for PoAal Reform amdas aa- setis of over $160,000." "The object «f thae fat-cat oom- tnlUee," the AKL-CIO urabw k*ader said, "h to persuade Congrcfe* and fche people thait » podtet oorpcra- tiun la the one and only a-iwwer to pwbal reform." Mr. Moore adcM: "1M not oriy hndtrtfed In in itnUoit taftdnra tut hats twwWinked «mi rtbfcri governors arid irfayiors irtto jnlninc its Hanks tihnough rmsrepreacrtto- tton and fake aiamw." In matoiirg Us charges, Mr. Moore called attention to the totoat lobbying report of the cibiaena enm- mitW whidh lists over 49 contri- butions of $5,000 each from irta^or business irtoeste in H* nlatlkm pk« 25 more ranging in ambunto fn*n «l,0tt> to $3,600. 'It-ts i-nteresting to note," he said, thai. tHis 'citizens' commtttiee has irectived only 77 contributions of MM *> not ««9i»y." Hohne & Corn-pony's Toyland is filled with beautiful, lovable dolls for ©• Me girl's Christmas. Imagine her joy over a cuddly baby doii to care for or a glamorous girl doll to dress up...a costume doll from IWIWWdW'on'ol collection, or one that stepped out of her favorite story! You'll find fhemaFl in our exciting collection of superb Madame Alexander dolls. KONOMICAL Beautifully designed and costumed, they're finely detailed soft vinyl with NIAT closing eyes and soft rooted hair. 7.50 to 16.95. *toftn« « Company Toyfand, ,;fKvm#Miem#J& 4 M***^r^^ ^.. J/J " Page 2 THE WBSTFIELD (N.J.) LEADEU THURSDAY, NOVEMBER 20, a«9 » Just a Thought THE WESTFIELD LEADER Life In The Suburbs By Al Smith Editor's Corner Editor, Leader: Once again, ais Apollo 12 soars to- •In a reoe* issue of "Oonumndty Progreas" polished byjihe Eastj&rn AFFILIATE MEMBER Uoion County CWarrtber of Commence, a pledge of good dJtuertatnp was NATIONAL NEWSPAPER ASSOCIATION ward the Moon we hear people grumbling (Wait the money rn'i'giutbet - tured. It saki; ter be used for somtfthhug else. It is EASTTBRN UNION COUNTY IS MY PubHshedtThffiSlay. ft Wertfleld. New Jersey. »>y the W«.t- possible tot there is a rational so- I AM a citizen of a cornmuniity mo* riidily fleld Leader Prlntlnff and Pubilihlar Company. An Independent lution to this problem of misdirected I OWE it to mys&If and to my iwighfcors to speak well of Paper for lh« Town of "Weatfleld and Borough of money wMch will leave us with botli it ami to know more about it. >•• 14 04 per year In advanw. $6.00 out of couaty. a vigorous sptfee program an-d also n I WIIJL ipay my w«ay. acoowiing *o my means, to keep it Established 1890 vigorous attack on the soei'al prob- pDace in which, to iive. Office: 60 Elm Street, Westfleld, N. X 07080 lems of this world. I WILD la'acept fair taxes to support the munJa4»l and county Tel. 232-4407 — 232-4*08 + Member The to*kc goes samdtliinig iiike this: services. , Quality Weeklies of New Jers«y New Jersey Press Aflfloclatlos It has been said that the approxi- I WILL contribute, es I am atole, to its charite and National Editorial Ajaoclattoa mate cost of Apollo 11 lvas been de- teds set up to help people, eepdrially our yoiitn. WALTER J. LBH Pobliiber termined and that that total divided I WILL took -to our goverinrnenital-flEWiak U> rw^er tiie serv Editor GAIL W. TRIMBLH by Uhe estimated number of TV •ioe -they are ctoigated *n tfve, and I will dot judge viewers comes to aibout $1.75 per flhedr a^s^cnis- wOlhtout fci»w(ng ttie facts. viewer for a two hour Show. At least I WILL fcok to the nsvra med^a to give a-H the tods objectave- fchait was a clean, aggressive, thor- ly thiat tx&r on any quettion of mpM&t or county oirglnly Amer-toa-A shoiw tkat should govermmenit. THURSDAY, NOVEMBER 20, 1969 have Aided everyone, wherever they \ I W'lLL study anfd discuss with others any posi^ve migffct be in 1)lie wM with ptriie and afifered for -the bettern>en!t of my home i - the anilbition to do more gootd work. I recognize the need forctaaot and debate in our dem- If anyone iis stiil concerned with ocwatitc sooidty, but I will avoid unwarranted criticisiris Better Off than Many f the nr&n'ey spemt O'n that show, let us thtat tend to divide us. • .i It's interesting to note that, despite the continuing consider the money beimg spenft on I AM a titizqr of "no mean comrmirtilty." My pride as a ciforeni . * "taxpayers' revolt" throughout the country, we in West- all Che dirty shows bedrtg pult on all oiMy be justiiied by the way, I, as an- irtddwdmal, 1 over the country. If, instead of field seem to be holding the line more than the majority of THANKS _ Juot my affairs in ffoe oommton ifl'terest. D. PUG AM BOMOSEEN grumbliriig about the cost of spiace Httrt a^afat Chunch buil'efcin has ladready repeated this communities. expiora'tJoiL, we sihouttd instelad do- but we thought -aWT«*fcdenits v£ W««fieW stinM sWare it. The New Jersey Taxpayers Association, in a compila- nate 14.50 to our fav-orite charity the nexit time we tbink of gaii^g to a dtr- Why not rtftd it twtoe? We feel it w«U »pples to some of our t tion of municipal and school costs, claims that the state ccritnoveraiei. i Aignew's speech on t&le- Glinisbma-s before my ohU'dren get ty sihow, we misht soive three prob- average for these services is $89.29 and $647.91, respec- vision newis coverage extremely their Hallowe'en Costumes off you lems at once. We could then sppre- tively. LETTERS TO THE rob - the season- campteteiy oif that cfote the a>dvancamenC of science in #ellT*rrt I* mm 4ha4 tor c^vrdi utwt i If the news is to present only ttwse centa-in warmaiess wfciich has adhways space, contribute to social prepress lay JMlMi if J 0MTB- ud Mten U the C4HMT wW he C Westfield comes up with a 1968 figure of a per capita EDITOR in this worC<*, and at the same time tmnmnmv at 3 p.m. municipal expense of $77.81 and school student cost of things which the miajo-rtty of Ameri- been <&sjociated with thas time of the cans wish to sec and he^r then the year. do sometihiiing about the rush Howard geaeral $640.86. Per capita municipal and school district costs in Che display of perverted sex on the H MM4ay mi All letters U the editor muni end of human progress m this coun- For myself, and for maoiy other Early Union County are $94.19 and $700.14, respectively, so try would be at hand. Far, as Erich American stage by casting a mo- • «f all $mr pM»«i ftr ta« 't bear • signature u4 a ftreet "silent letters," I hope that next h Fromm states it. the fallacy of de- tive vote Cor pomw£nap*w! • WlUfllW* wt •one can see that Westfield costs—of which residents are year you will schedule your town ymtr constantly critical—are considerably less than this average. mocracy is that because the major- decona*iwis more appropriately in RALPH A. HAJA, M.-D. tar N* aMnymow or w ity rules, the majority must alwiays 547 East Broad St. win to Westfield municipal costs are the 10th lowest in the tome wM\ the "Peace ond Good letters will be published. be right. Whereas, m fact, rurt: for of such is the kingdom of you shouW, at least, have cojtgtfsJtu- ta'ncy than the cL'Jzena in the USA.' in DeivmlK*!*. when the aiva Did you know that our oveMl) i will nl:iv lltunon:. In tlio U\n fa-" LETTERS God.' ('Mark 10:14) They are spe-to'tad Mr. Minogoe on his victory, ciaMy blessed by the Lord: 'And even though you diicLi't hcippen to population, we b;m* uddccl oivly fjur He took them up in His arms, put support him. years to their liww? On Family Living Ills hands upon them, and blessed ALAN GOLDSTEIN Did you knew thai we haw uppc.l I;III)L' ;nui K!i/.:il. them.' (Mark 10:16). 25 Ta ' • * * * -• Fridays . Nov band, and be married to another, provided irifonmatUm that" cam** he Teen Challenge was parted some by ^e distinguished citizens who fact in the USA that there is poverty Nov 1 Speaking of jumping the gun is f she cotranitteth adultery, * ((Mark 12 years ago by .the Rev. David Wilk- took pan in ^ vmmtu Many in the miid'st of our afJluen ce. So far, to 9:0 obtained from any otiher news madia by CHNNTMNSCIENCE READING ROOM c 143 E. BROAD ST., WESTRELD WKIMIA Bibiic ServiceFEkctric andQas CompanT in n' i" T«>s( r»f S"w :i£;rif*ultur:il industry AO3-2121 0' :-••'-'»:•:'>:''• Voce I THE WESTFIELD (N.J.) LEADER THURSDAY, NOVEMBER 20, 1969 ALUMINUM SIDING SERVICE STATIONS EUCLID ALUMINUM SIDING ESSO GUTTERS & LEADERS wunuu SERVICE Arthur Wlttke, Prop. Save Fuel By A HANDY REFERENCE LIST OF RELIABLE LOCAL FIRMS • Wheel Alignment Aluminizing Your Home AUTO DEALERS AUTO DEALERS FLORISTS • Wheel Balancing CAR WASHING INSULATION MEATS • Motor Tune-tips No More Painting or Repair • Inspection Work TOWNE INSULATION PROBLEMS? J&M Brake SerHee — Road Settle* Buy Now and Save LAING MOTOR CAR CO. DOERRER'S FLOWER^ AUGUSTINE CAR WASH c»u Pick-up & belivery All Work Guaranteed Est. X899 SUPER MARKET MOTORS In Westfield "We Grow Our Own Flowers** Cdll 432-4744 Authorized Flowers — PlantB — Gifts Complete Quality 459 North Ave. E. Wesrfield 756-6655 Authorized On« of TJnloa CouBty'i Moat Dial S3S-240* Food Mark* n-in-n • CHRYSLYiR CADILLAC Moders ANDY'S • IMPERIAL Car WuhH 1*7 Elm Street • prtne M«l—jCwtoM Cmt ft«rrt» * PLYMOUTH Sales & Service WAXING * Weatherproof en fllae* 1»SI • Horn* M*a» Pood BpwUltlM POLJSHKNQ • Trtmh rruita aid Vac«tablM CHEVRON SERVICE • APPLIANCES • VALIANT Insulation & Siding Work Sales and Service Dial 756-224T Call 233-4050 • rraanr Ord»n Tires — Batteri« A Specialty Accessories Headquarters for "JEEP" Ifvxt to Unloa Coaaty Road D«pt 232-0402 AUSTER'S Call 276-3474 • Expert Tune-Ups Dial 233-1098 |H9 E. Fifth Plainfield 1'216 South Ave., W. WestfieM Addresi: 856 Mountain Av«. • Delivery Service 576 North Ave. E. Westfield Jlcurrs bit 251 t. lit Av., Howlto • Plck-Ups CURTAINS, DRAPERIES INSURANCE Call 232-9703 WESTFIELD H.E.GOSLING • MOVING * STORAGE Corner E. Broad St. mmr LINDEMAN BUICK CO. FORD DRESDEN PEARSALL & & Springfield Av«. Authorised PL0WHSft HANTS "HENRY P. TOWNSIND GENERAL ELECTRIC Owuri for CURTAINS Wesrfield INC If T«r» PMAU FRANKENBACH, INC 4 F Sales & Service STOtAGf Custom Mad* • Refrigerators « Dishwashers Author! Md Authorize OCCASION* Eat 19*1 SPOUTING BUICK DRAPERIES MOVING 1 PACKtNO oooos • Freezers « Disposals BUICK and OPEL • Washers • Dryers • Made to Exact- Ml R**tk A*». 1 Sal** Service- ing- Specification* AIX fOl • Ranges • Television Satet and Servtce> kto COLONIAL High Fidelity & Stereo THTJNDERBIRD • Choose from 6F Parts — Repairs [FAIRLANB FALCON Hundreds of 10IO • PftlNSFtCLO AVE. INSUftANCt NTRANCE TO ECHO LAKE P SPORTS CENTER . 233-2121 Colors & Fabric! I«M* AD 2-3673 MOUNTAINtlDt, N.J, OWICUNS futlMI* 143 E. Broad St. Westfield QUALITY U5ED CARS 319 North Av*. |. Wetfffeld Save 10% . . . Bring In Tour AD 2-8484 Window Measurement! 232-4700 ROBERT f. DAY ial 233-1322 Blat St. •Am^Mi^^dii • Arck«rv TaniiU SNOWDEN APPLIANCES UNION COUNTY 19 Elm St. We.tfidd • LAMPS* C SkUnf VOLKSWAGEN, • All Other 8»ort» Washers & Dryers 8Kt RRNtAt* • Easy NORRIS CHEVROLET Inc FREDAL DECORATORS CATAUNA LIGHTING BftdMlntod A T«rm1t Rae««at» |>lshwas)iers & Disposals of WMtfltM RAYMOND E. WHEElEt Featuring • Waste King- # •efcn «r rni Ouiti, A*nmtonltl6n and Vacuum Cleaners VOLKSWAGEN CtNTM Curtains — Linens — Bedspreads OPTICIANS Dtol 133-142* •ftlM — Btrrlc* — Part* Custom Made • Hoover * Eureka F1IWHS 9tO Sevfti Av* W. ILefrigerators & Freezers New and Uaed Cars — Trucks Slip Covers A Draperies 332-S83S (OntMCIrtta) * • Arantia Station Wagons — Karman Ghlai OCCASIONS BALM * BBRTICB • •••« Genuine Factory Parts Factory-Trained Mechanics lfftior «d Minor SALES SERVICE Honn: Monday » « A.H. to • Pat SPORTS CCNTW, INC L*rt« ftoltctlon of X1M S*«t* AT*, DiLICATESSENS Vmmd C»r» Md Tracks Daily: »:S0 A.It to M» P.M. 232-0416 233-SJI2 O. W. Hall R, W. Ha« Dtol 233-0230 "Faithful and Satlifae* Horn* Baking tory Bervlo* In WeitfttM North Ave. W. Wesrfield CMtfftl ifl» WIITrMLO for Ov«r SI TearT' For Parti** DM 232-4323 • •klB«nta1a «B«Bftfll|l VOLVO On Order 1 10* Cw*r«) Ay* • 8 paid In a- Pootw«ar • Brumwlck-Balk* Bowlla* Dial 232-0925 FLOOR COVIRINOS ment REILLY W ' ' I ( \ i< I WRUAMt UMM • Cotnpl«t* He«4a for Golf ft 9tnn| OldtmobiUCo. Bobert Ztnt OMMI A9+ leew •••»• • ftaeqQeta tt«itrun» on Premliti BRUNTft WERTH , Inc MS41K to Flihtnv • Hunting Uowoi I*tu*| AtttfeorteM «/• W. I. MM* A Cm. • Ic« Siatei Sharpened • Pool T»klaf STATION RADIO TV vvrre»ni OM 133>344t LINOLEUM — FORMICA ialci A §errle« "Wh«r« Quality Rti*m SINK A COUNTER TOP8 47 OMI St. WMtoU AND APPLIANCES RM Nartfe *•#. B. AD S-TM1 And Servlbfe Foblra" • T««r •••-•top U«» IM 4 ' SHADES • VENETIAN BUNDS LATEST IN COLOR TT ••li. New j 113 Quimby St. • lUflBliklH, rtwlrl All Famous Make* off any laaiy TUJVIHON ON DISPLAY AT OUR BTOIlkl e Old 1*JHB# fwtoi*4 WHUYOU DMH 232-StM • TKior ia« WB tERVICB WHAT WB SEIX yovr taM T.V. MIVKI COLOR TELEVISION 741 Central Ave. WettftaW WAIT I ».C TOWN! "Our ftaile I ROTCHFORD PONTIAC I WESTFIELD \t lf>€ Daily from 9 to I mr W« »«»t*e* all ty»*» IRC. MllCATESSlN Just Ma* »« t»* »*•«•• 8* Ui A 0*rTto* Mon. ft FrL Eve» tU 9 P.M. e tilvBtm* riiturn — Wllilaaw* brofem 232-44A0 AUTHORIZfcD broni* »nd iwaff llakle Cota* "1h« Op*a Dedr t* HotpltftMtr* BUOW an4 Whit* Central Ave. (Opp. Quimby StoLoo^wiu Oodjge • Choto* Col4 Cut* • W« ilio tnvUU ROtf»aL A Hi-Fi and e Home atad« 0>l*4* • Lart* atook of • Do-lt-To*rMlf liaip • Froiea Food* Anwnna e BABT e r»icy Orootria* *\m co. F ILM RADIO A TV, INC •«e# VC! 'tatdwlohta Put C# to Ta«« OW , Fr1ta41r UUNOfWI M mntm ltll" Beadguarttrs for OMI t>niy iaoi«ain» limn OB1LHCAT WfOtT ttilVIIION WMfrlpool — Kitchea AM — Old 3J3-0075 OMI 1NOOILS CeH JJMOIt IVORY IAUNMY eMUNtl Jo« char*ic*t Pro». Hamllto* MMw*-0f00 Washer• «V E>ry«r» 405 ieuf*. Are. W. WtttfieM | „ ^ ^ n %mi A Wi W4tfffclW • »»rt» AT*. * DRY ClIANfRJ Hoover Vacuum Cl«aa*r* TUMt RCA Color TV. Radio*. Bt«. SOUTH AVENUE MOTORS Elm FUOMANN Authorised OH COMPANY AMIRICAN MOTORS TWANT MUGS HORfOtrt Open 7 Dayi a "Week Alwayt VANS AUTOMOBILES From 9 mfm, to 16 p CO. Sundays and Holidays Iticl, Largre Service Dept. 1HMJMPH Free Plck-Up and Delivery StbRf 7 Bntranceg An too oMoftvuim •ALBt BIO USED CAR SELECTION V fttlTCHBNAl p Opp. Flr« Hoaaa « HAMILTON Dial 232-2454 BH Dial 233-3462 T. » LOIZIAUX Cranfayat-We iPfieM What Else? You Name Itl til Avm. tie rm TOWN aoon stot? • FffNCES DOM'S TOYOTA BOOKS WOK ALL FUEL COMTANY lARTELL'S mo§it • AUTO BODY RiMMS AUTO SAIES 'A »M A GARDCN 5L»f»LII$, Oil Serving the Area 25 Years m -ft#.t**i LAUUI tADVitAC 80 lb. White Bondf TtAVIt « STOT.'T Home of "Comfort Ore** UVERY Sf RVICf One Wot* SEVELL'S K. Brniirt OIL BURNER SERVICE Stde antes Vacations «Cruises Rpar Rnlrn.n^« Tr'im Town • Mobil Reading Oil - UMOU5IHH - • Steamship • Tours AUTO BODY CO. F'arltinp f.ot • rii| Rtirn*r S^rvlnft 50 copies 2.99 MVrtnk- Wn.^trthld ft Vlcinrty Mai 339-1 Body and Paint Shop • Hot WalT Heaters wltti On [formed Ch*u(Teui% 500 copies ©.75 ll.ff • OH Heating Installed Cadillac LlmouBlnea 1000 copies f ,W 1 St. & • SOWLINO ; AAA • ALA • M.CA, 9*a4 Aid Round • Cedar For AJ1 Occailpna- Anywh«p* M s 7.66 Dial 756-2100 W or Obt of n« 8tat« 24 Hour Towlnn Bpltt Rail # Htorkart# • 8^x14 . . . add 10% • rsr:n CARS J South Second Sh, frequeat and Direct Serrtdfc ITenrler Repairs - "'alntlnff 8cotr ff Lawn Care Product* to all QtJtCW COP Truck Pa inline ann Repairs Water-Sortenlnff Salt Airport* — Piers — T< Dial 388-15S1-2 Hwy. Vi». 22, Viii-th CLARK LANfS Di«vt23MTM 224 South Avenue •A1 277 Central Av«. Clar» FUEL Ori Call 232-8837 Did 322-5443 3:2O Windsor Ave. Westfield (OUtfMINT BOWLING Dio! 276-1300 RfUGNMJft OOODS GOODWIN MOTOR R TAYLOR HARDWARE CO. For Pt-nmpt r.n BODYART CORP. Pull fjn^ nf i S WVfNO COMPANV HDI«I or COLLISION SHOP Sir = in*/ Complete I>fn» of MERCEDES BENZ e SUNBEAM I SHOM Of Evory J RTCT.rCTOTJS ARTICLES ti- Bntly Open Doily 9-6 OpenStmekrys W, W- CRAWFORD • SAftWOOO' • PLAWF«LO • SCOTCH «.*!*« I THE WESTFIELD (N.I.) LEADER THURSDAY, NOVEMBER 20, 1969 Pngo 7 neanly ten tinves tlie overall growth 4 fl r Calvert Offers rate of the disttdlldd spiiits indus- -'.W^ ,W-V%^ --> Highland Reflects Moltley Completes wi U rot urn t o oi vil iftii life £\ m\ try. Sales of Galvcrt Extra in the \vi\\\\ one u'l&kLMid a nionih with lialf gallon size have grown even Huertleiii President Recruit Training a Itirwrvi* sqiKidron «•! a lNiUKil Air Large Decanter iniaro napidily thia^ the Jridustry John Haertlein of the Boulevard Appj'crnttcc roier ,1. vL* fnrilily CIOM* U> W\S IUMUO, average, Mr. Zinigiajle noted. was reeleoted president of the High- MDW.ley USN, son of Mr. aiKJ Mrs. Newark — The liquor industry's In addition to the half gallon de- .Joseph J. MotLlcy oS mi first haflf gaflfon decanter bais been land Swim Club al a recent organ- Siiliiirhan Trust Bankers canter, Oalveit Extiia will have a izational meeting following the an- G-rove Rd.t has enmplc'tal 211 y introduced by CWvent Distillers gtft decanter in the firth size, as of Lpaining in MIL1 rec*ru;-i phase' of To Attend Conference Cofnpany. Tlie new decanter for nual session of tlio pool member- well as spooial wraps far every ship. the Navy's "four to tun mnr.'lih" ac- Paul C. HfK-bnd, Dnvid O. Mil- ' Calvert Extra was one of several size from part to gallon. tive duly iirc^ir.in l\l OIL' N;IV:I1 Oliher officers are Kenneth Lyng, \ Piiilin l). \U:CA\\ ;ind Rohcit .!. packaging devetapments announc- . Other gift packages unveiled at Air Hescrve Trailing L'r.il in Ak-m- ed a« 700 saites, representatives a-nd administrative vice-presidenL; Mrs. i of tin* Sulnirlwn Ta'usl Co. line 'mc-EiUJng inaluded three dijif- pliis, T; nn. ii'^iiUTcd lo ;i!icnd HIL1 iu\- managers foam Qafjvf.pt X * ' * By JAMES WENTWORTH DAY but among the best, groups in the look Hospital last Wednesday as a F wtote town are the four 14th and result of injuries he received in an You'll agrpe we've planned a treat If I were askad by an overseas lSth-icentiury buildings at fjie cor- accident on Rahway Ave. visitor to show him a typoi o*d- iwif of Maritet HiU and Church The child was knocked off his Your Sunday brunch all set to eat. worid counUry towp withta easy Street. They have oVfr-eaifcng gab- $)icycle on bis way to achool when reach of London, taost too welHoiowo les of dilfereni sizes, carved taee- •he cut through a jaenmed traffic A packaged box to save you bother . . . by tourists -and yet with its fair siwners and the moet ertchanting en- lane and was tn cottisioo with an All will be happy — kids, mom, and father! y share ol hiatortc interert, I would riched piaster with all sots of on comir^ par dnven by Quhino take him to Saftroij WaWen Ea«ex. lively designs. There are ato some DiFabio June Strelecki, director of the New Jersey Division of Motor Ve- hicles, has announced the suspen- rybody sion of the driver's laeense of WH- liam E. iLewi«, 22, of »17 Grant Fisher stereo consoles are designed to be Ave., for one month under Che 1 diamond stylus, and a pair of 2-way Fisher state's point system. judged by the eye as well as the ear. Expert cab- speaker systems all combine to make the Fisher inet-makers using the finest, select woods create Metropolitan sound as beautiful as it looks. fine furniture with sleek, symmetrical, classic Available in Italian provincial, Country lines. The woods are hand-rubbed to a beautiful French, Mediterranean, and Contemporary styl- finish. ing in choice wood veneers and hardwood solids, But there is more to beautiful stereo than the Fisher Metropolitan is the perfect console for the cabinet. The Fisher Metropolitan has insides those who seek Fisher quality in authentically as great as the outside. Including AM/FM, 4- styled furniture at a price ail can afford. Prices Hooting Equipment Inttdbd speed automatic turntable, magnetic cartridge, start at $399.50. Tfct Fhlttr Mtt »»afer FOKL OIL •** MIRNKW SCWVICK §mmrm§*t tmt s THE WESTFIELD FANWOOD PRESBYTERIAN CHURCH 74 Martin* Ave., Stvtll Gear«e L. Hunt J«km P. Millar Minister! Breakfast Sunday, 9:30 and 11 a.m. worship •services celebrate the 40th anniver- Lunch - Dinner sary of the founding of Fan-wood Presbyterian Church. Dr. Noel A. Calhoun Jr., former pastor, wil Any one of thew meal* preach on the topic "You Will Seek Me ami Know Me.'" Nursery care will be served to your is provided far children under three; 9:30 and 11 a.m.. church taste. ChooM from a truly school for nursery (3 years) thru 9th grade; 11 a.m., Senior High varied menu of foods ex- •study groups—Fanwood Community •House; 3 p.m., reception in West- minster Hall honoring Dr, and Mrs. pertly prepared. Calhoun. Their friends in the com- munity are invited; 7 p.m., Scn- •ior High Fellowship hayride. Monday, 9:30 a.m., mothers' dis- cussion group—lounge; 7:30 p.m., •the session meets to receive new •members—(Founders' Room. Tuesday, 7:30 p.m., The Presby- •tery of Elizabeeth meets at First (Presbyterian Church, Springfiald. with 2L temperature 'Fanwood Church wiBl be represented iby the ministers and elders Harold •F. Breuninger and John Swindle- hurst. settings-Permanent Wednesday, 1130 a.m., mid-week press cycle! ing the •AtV find th Higfi-Hcal, Hifh UW-HMI Mr#M c k? test Itttinf "DtHcitt" SMALL SUBURBAN TRUST SIGAJ ||^^a ^^^^^^K^^_^^^^^^^^^^^^^^ ^M ^^^^^^ Many people have told us that they can't find our new, temporary, "mini- branch" office at 580 Springfield Ave- nue, near Route 22. That's not sur- prising. It's ai \ha r'.vir of !he lot to allow constriction su;u;r- for the larger percnanon! r/jr;n. Tl.'-r^'s only a small SK.jii lo icl<'!i:.fy :' i:: r.ornpliance with thf; (owns sin:i <>>i\n:\i\M Thu:> l\\i-i ?t;<'!so;i for tii'.' map, and thf; D-r'ATirr!. If y ! Yfju'N be :, ;r ,f . !he fu rar.cje Of lj;n,k«i.:j :>. •••; ( this bi.L • •/<•. h •'-' •• '•'•'•'••' '• / '.'ii We*tfield'* Only G-E Dealer 1 (•-•' '"•/ '. :: ^ i » '• V J L, ';'JWS Up FOR MAJOR APPLIANCES ••••••V BBBBBBBBBBBBk ^m^^^lm^^^^^^^^ ft K^^Hft^M 1 WlfllHUh WiSTFIILD AD TRUST COMPANY 143 Street r.3C SPRINGFIELD AVE. 0pm Mondoy ft h«hy 1i\ 9 — DoiJy T© 6 THE WESTFIELD (N.J.) LEADER THURSDAY, NOVEMBER 20, 3969 Sec. -I. Page t •rlf scy barbershoppers as a baritone of the first bi-annual toaehers som- this popular group. This will be the Missouri College Jnar on cancer education, Tuesday, Oilers first nppearance in the Mid- Tht* program was hosted gratis •;**—• .*-\ dle Atlantic district. iby the Central Research Labs of The Westfield Chorus will offer Honors Gardner •Air Hcduclion Company, Incor- c new songs with new arrangements iporalcd. r>t >tv under Bob Stalkneeht, director, and Ec i— -\ i . J % M CENTER - I \f NO ANSWER CALL A new $4.5 nrvifllion Ootoe&t Center on the Ruibgers College campus of Rutgers University opened test 381-4394 spring. Construction of the 80,000 for mdf 324 I. MOAD ST WISTFIILD, N. J square foot facility was solely by student monies. 279 30" RANGE COLOR »jM-cle«i*iflt even. WESTRELD TRADED 238 RfFRtOIRATOR 14 cu. ft. White, Copper, Avocado. ew m service AftOVf USf D CAM AM UNCOMDfTrOMAUY GUMAMT IY ROYCMFOftD rOfVNAC FOR SIX MONTHS FlUS THE ftAlANGI OP FACTORY WARtANTY IF ANY TV & APPLIANCE ROTCHFORD POINT! AC OffOSITE QUtMt 232-4660 433 NOKTH AVE., WKTFKLD 232-3700 OPE» MON., TUfiS., TWUtS., H«. 9 A.M. to • PM flflrf SAY. 9 MM. to * fM. Page 2 TITE TVESTFIELD (N.J.) LEADER THURSDAY, NOVEMBER 20, 3969 .Tack Hothroek and Tom Maddox did Don Assmann, the hard running of LEGAL NOTICES LEGAL NOTICES • LEOAL NOTICES LEGAL NOTlCfeS a good job, with Kouh Graham call- Tom Smeaton and the blocking of Kg a good game. The defense was J. C. Cimaslia. Da\-c Perlcy and (IWIIITS anil nil unknown claim- In thts action ami rncli of yoti tn thin action anfl c^ncti orynu or any of their nUccefiBora In SPORTS ants, titifroftr at said tihit* ntul pluott If you atspertr at ftald tltns and place it you right, title antl Interest, Union lod by Matita, Grailiam, Brad Staf- Dave Tinnesz. Defensive slandouts ties Ire tn be heard. impurity .Welfare Hotittl. any Un- TAKE KOTICB iloHtre-to bt> heard. known owners and any Un- ford, Saiftty Brown, Rallimck, Car- weve Andy Hubseh, G&rry Cleary, That i\ mci'tliiK of the CommlfRlnn- DAVinSOX cittcl DAVIDSON and pnTTEUMOUH known olaimnntfl. Sect! Selept, Jack Dagfoitano, Jeff cvfl iippulnltii! In thi* iihovn entltU'tl Attorneys for PlainttfC Attorneys for Plftintitf: rag"itei\ Garry Puok, R\6i Si mans on arlinn will h? Jinld ut CmincM i'hum- Town «r AVfcfttflejd TAKE NOTICE Dolphins Defeat Raiders 7-6 Town at ld That a nieetlne of the Cnmrnlsstgri ai/J Arnisi'i'CiiTig. Slpve Farley and Bobhrrs, Tn w n Ttull, Al^ Must IJrnnd 4-lfi R:ist 44fi Bunt Hvnatl BtreoL 1 Strut, In Town of Wisilleltl, Union WenUlelil, New Jeracy er« appolnU-d in tlu abuve lU aetlun will be h^lU at Council Hums 20, Browns 0 Hanson. ^NMiniy, Xvw Jt?r«eyt on the :inl day epjt $10.80 il-20-lt . Fees $10.08 berH, Town Hull, 4Ufi ISnst Bruofi and i»r liwM*mbif]\ l!MJ9t ut »:H0 In the Tab Bunurttti. Skorb Naiuty STANDINGS inreiiuim, :\ \ wlili-li tlniP Die suiil Sh-ttpt, in Town uf WeRtllelil, Unlun j SI I'KHIOH To Take Junior Boys Title TD"s fur Senior Division (*iMinuis^luin r^ will nrucrurd with bounty. New Jersey( oi\ the 3hi day tlnlr tint iis ami tlx I he c OP SEW OF staw uf Detwnlii-r, UKiV. ul !*::fi» in the DavU the W L T LAW DIVISION—I'MO.N COVNTY LAW niVlSION—I'MON COI NTY rurt-nuuii, ;it whleh lime tbe PiUtf L*u!n)nlsslinnMT3 will nruceed with The Dofyrttins nipped tho Raiders I stnndi-.ut dor Lhe Giants. JimKipn [> 0 i iirrniisi's ilt'st-rlbftl In iho Oimiphil nt CIVIL ACTTOX—COXDKMNATTON CIVIL ACTION—CONDEMNATION Bears 1 in tlilx ai'tion ami t'Ut'li of yuu n!u>uUi In the matter nf liu* nppllriLtloif LIt 1*Ir iUitb?H unil 11 x IMP cunintnBu- 7-t; Saturday "to win'lhe Junior Di- Baldwin. John W ft!bam s and Kevin 0 In the muttrir of tlie* 'application tlf>n In be paid fur tho lands and JUMOK DIVISION G ian-Ls 6 1 ilM»t-iir at .-iilil time ami place if yuu nf tin' Town uf AVi*stin»hl ti> fix tlio of the Town uf WfMflultl tu llx tlie jH*miF(-s ilf*fli*rlhed In 1 lie Cuniplnlnt vision of Mie Boys Foc-il>ail League. Cosmty ran wall hcbbd the blocking Dolphit.s 7, Raiders 6 Colts 5 2 0 lo.slro to lie hen.nl. mmnensnt [i>n to lie paid r^r thepoinyensntlun to be tioltl for the n this ucllnn uiul eni:h of you Hlinuld In the Senior Division, the Bears up- r,f Pat Mu'ian, Rick Boeder, Steve nAVinsnx nnd nvTTEriMOHE lands and promises of JESSIR D. muds and premises or AV. ItCDOLPII unijear at .sakl time anJ place If you & D&Ipiii»is made it two s Rains 4 4 0 Attorneys fnr Plaintiff HOWAUli, et els. CONNET. et ills. Jesire to be liearii, ended the rjl.s 12-6 to move into Sounders and Mi'fcoh Jackson. De- Town of TVeatfleld NOTICR OF MEETING titles ar.d 15 stnai^ht wins. Ai'tcfr i-ak- Browns 1 6 0 OF COMMISSIONERS NOTICE OP MEETING DAVIDSON and BUTTEHMOIIE tie with the G-ian-ls. 415 Eiist Broad Street OF COMMISSIONERS Attorneys for Plaintiff a first place fensively Mike Pluanuck, Pete Say re. i:^ a Raider kick, Chuck Sto&lers 0 7 0 Woatflelcl, New Jersey TO .Tf^ale D. Howard fiml Mr. How- while the Cats remaned in conten- Bruce Konopko. Charlie Hertshall. I1-5fi-it Feea |tt.B2 or*!, huaband of JPHRIS D. How- TO: W. Rudolph Connet and Mm. Town nf WestneUl ai.J Dick SuLlivan ran to the Raider Junior Division ard, their hplr.s, dovlsoos und TV. Rutlolph Con net, his wlfpt 445 E»Ht nronil Rtrret tion with a 24-18 triumph over the John Ivaczynslci, Jahu Falk, Fred COVRT pcrHoiKil TV]) resent ut I ves, and their, hblrn, Oevlaees and per- 22, whore Dang Jones cut oil tuck'le W L T Honal representatlvew, and their We^tn^ki, New Jersey Steel ens. Er; iin. Terry AfcCance, Garry Maz- OF SRW JEII8KV tlieir or riny of their succesftorsj 11-20-lt FeeB $10,3tt b;'ivuvd blocks by George PoLnvan, Dolphins 7 0 0 LAW mviSlOX—IMO\ COiSTY in rlptit, title and Interest, and SENIOR DIVISION zu urud Gerald Hays played well. Dan Tcu;Lt:.x.u\ BiJl t'Ui'ke, and 11OCKKT WO. I, 11142-Aft nny unknown owners and any Raiders 5 2 0 nVIL A("T:!ON—CONDEMNATION" unknown claimants. Bears 12, Giants 6 Colls 24, Steelers 18 4 1 Jeff H&rguLh to go in for the TU. TheChiefs 5 2 0 In tin matter o.f tho Application TAKE NOTICT5 The Rears took the ball at the •>f (h^ Town nf - We'fttflelri to flx theThat a meetinp of the CpmmiflRlon- The CDJIS tcok a big half tune load, i decisive PAT came on a Dave Ster- Broncos 2 4 1 coni|it*nKatlaTi to b^ pnirt for theers appointed In. thi* uhnve entitled start and marched to the Giant 15, then he'd o!"f the Steelers. Kevin i Ji.^ to Jon Ken •i* CALL V PL 6-8870 206 E. FRONT ST. PLAINFIELD Diagonally IN Opp. Bambsrger's Open Thurs. 'til 9 Artio B9, 6 hpf 24* tuner If youV« going to Grandmother's FAKTWN6, THIS House—tokthor MEMO FROM LA SPeCIfICAUY SAYS a gift of CONVCKT TO GAS HEAT NO\ MY GOSH. WHAT MONTH HICKORY FARMS IS THIS CHEESE Oul-muscle mow wilh Or if you *r»to bo Hot*, '/•'-• •*4. BOLENS SNOW THROWERS The nnw Rolnns Artie 55 and 75 snow throwers have heavy auger Get fhe Cheeit to Fit tho feast Here snow throwers will mnko you won- blades that pick snow up, and higfr der why vou ever shoveled snow spend impellers that drive snow up - -.:•-• in (he first place. These two-stage to 30 feet away. 126 KINDS TO CHOOSE FROM Other Outstanding Performance Features That Removal Faster and Easier With the Artie 55 tm4 7S: • 4 forward, neutral and reverse • Controlled differential (Artie 73 only)1 speeds permits manual adjustment of hrac- • Separate dutches for rotor and drive lion '° almost straight axle drive AMERICA'S LEAWNO CHRSI STORES ••'> • Free-whociing lever fur ease in non- • Electric starter available operating movement Sco tho Artie 55 and 75 at your Helens Dnalor. While you're there, see Convert to Gas Heat Now! the snow removal nHfinhnvnts available on 8 Musky tractors, 7 to 14 Hp. 289-5000 for free home heat survey 3TS SOUTH AVI. W., WESTFHLD STORR TRACTOR COMPANY OffM 7 MYS A WIEK THE TURF PEO'HE HOWS: SAT. - SUN. - MON. TH 6 P.M. Himbmtktow* 4*4 -• wm.- -• m.-1 * i PM, THE WESTFIELD (N,J.) LEADER THURSDAY, NOVEMBER 20, a»69 LEGAL NOTICES • LEGAL NOTICES • winterized in order to serve civic Westfield Twins ford last weekend, Residents Serve and religious groups, business men, APO is a sorvire fraternity, tlie SLI'KltlOU COURT Town Hall, 425 Kant Broad •and Schools and others during fall, Aid Unicef Fund iLwins noted, iwit] tho U.MICICF drivo OK NEW .IRHS12Y Street, in Town of Westlleld, Union winter and spring in order to ob- is l>ul one of M'venil ctwnmunity DIVISION—I NIO.N COUNTY CouiUy, New Jersey, on the 3rd day Union College students riiised UOCKET NO. I, lT.H*7-dH if December, I960, at 0:30 In the Merged Camps tain maximum u^e of the facilities. servievs spon.smvd liy the frater- CIVIL ACTION—CONDEMNATION frirenoun, ut which time the gnlil Camp Endeavor, located on Jolm- $176.64 for UNICEF in the second In thfi matter of tho application Commissioners will uroceorl with nity. of the Town of WcHtHolil tu fix the their duties ami fix the com pen na- Donald 'McDougall of Wesfafield son Dr. above the Blue Star Shop- •annual UNICEF campaign spon- rompeiiBatlon to be paid for the tion to bf* palrl for I he landu and sored by Alpha Phi Omega frater- lands and premises of FRANK premises doM^rihcd In thu Complaint has been elected treasurer of Camp ping Center in Wafcchung, has been SMITH, et als. in LhiH actfnn ami Patili of you shuulrl Brett-Endeavor, a merger of 13i e serving deserving youngsters every nity. Bankers lo Altoiul NOTICE OF MEETING uiJlH'iir at tut.l<1 time and place IE you former Camp Endeavor of Watch- Louis and Joseph Urso of 119 OF COMMISSIONERS desire to be heard. summer since 191 h Originally Cherry Hill Conclave TO Prank Smith and Martha J. DAVIDSON and I1UTTIS11MORK ung and Gamp Breiit of Lebanon, were imported from New Clifton St.. drive chairmen, ex- Smith, Anna S. Clark, Mr. Clark, Attorneys for Plaintiff husband of Anna a. Clark, Tnwn of WestfieM F. E. Whitlock of Westfield, also York City for a two week sojourn ipressed their appreciation today to T w o Westfirld Iwnkf-ns nre Frances Armstrong and Mr. 445 Knst Broad Street in fche wilds of New Jersey but to-itj>e students and to the residents of Armstrong:, husband of Frances Wentfleld, New Jersey oi-merly wihh Camp Endeavor, has amoni; Utp li! Troni Union CoitTi»y Armstrong, their heirs, devisees tl-20-H -been named a trustee. day there is an ample supply of Cranford for their contributions to •who are attending the Now Jorsey and personal representatives, needy youngsters from Union Coun- and their or any of their suc- NtPEKIOH COURT •David M. Haddon of Scotch Plains the United Nations Children's Fund. Bankers Association's annual bank cessors in right, title and in- OK SKW JKHSFV and former Camp Endeavor direfc- ty* The area of 11 acres which com- The twin brothers said this year's oix^raitions and nraiViujdniMit work- terest, Union County Welfare LAW IHVISIO3V—LMOV COUNTY prisees Camp Endeavor, once lo- Board, and any unknown own- DOCKET \O. L i:il5ft-«N tor, was approved to head the com- •drive exceeded last year's .effort by ers Assocition at tlie Cherry Hill ers and a-ny unknown claimants, CIVJL, ACTION—CONDEMNATION bined oamp for Che season of 1970,cated amidst a wilderness, is now$75. Inn, Cherry Hill. TAKE NOTICE3 In the matter oC the application surrounded by suburbia. That a meeting of the Commission- of the Town of Wcstfleld to fix the which will be conducted at the They are Richard S. PinneU and ers appointed In the above entitled In addiLion to the Halloween cam- 1 compensation to he nakl for the A merger Will enable the com- action will be held at Council Cham- liirifls uml premises of FLORENCE present site of Camp Endeavor in ipus campaign, several fraternity Robert E. Ev^ans of the National Waibdhung, while new construction bimed camps, with expanded flaral- pledges, went door-to-door in Oran- Bank of Westfield. is under way -at former Damp Brett. il'Les, to serve more children than 'Planning for the new facilities start- Miey could as separate entities, Season's End Clearance ed with the assistance of Mr. Julian WESTFIELD AREA RESIDENTS provided valuable service to Union Harris Salomon, one of the nation's Promotion Announced Join Us For County's Civil Defense and Disaster Control Emergency operation in foremost camp architects and site Edward ftoeefler or 5i-B Sandra in tractate drill held Thursday night. designers. Although the camp is Cir. has been named a district sales Thanksgiving Dinner at New Jersey Bell Telephone Company «fficials serving on the coun- 'being designed primarily for sum-manager for the Delta Brand divi- ty staff an William A. McKinley of Westfiekt (foreground), George mer use, the new structures will be ^ion of Embassy Tire Co,, Edison. The Stage House Inn U . :' P. Marten and William T. Frank of Fanwood (standing). - - Manning telephones to new emergency operating center located in *' I \ Court House Annex on North Ave. are Chris Szeliga, Bruce BotMnger, Serving at One — Three — Bob St. John, Dave Ga Nun, Jeff Taylor, Tim Hamilton and Dough Five— arid Seven. Call now F • - - - ,, • • _• -4 -. j . ' > - J I • / Not in picture W also participating was Allan Grlgg. The above ROBBINS ALLISON "•for your •reserytitibn * • • . are all member* of Senior Sectkm Troop 172 Boy Scouts of America which ii ftpMWored by tfce Franklia School P.T.A. ;.: > . 322-4224 County CD-DC Coor*n*Ur WUHam J. Mc^ride lauded the,Ses«ta ALL CREDIT CARDS HONORED Buy Them & SAVE! far their jeffarts and lefficiettcy and ttMe W radio operators far handling over 14* memges to and trmn 2t municipalities to the county, «• >eH DISTANCI Us«d Bokns 1000 with Rotary, 10 H.P. $450.00 the »Ute emergency •Per*UlK cfBter *>riBg feur hour.exercise. MOVfNO Used Simplicity 7 H.P., with STOftAOl Rotary Mower $395.00 • LEGAL NOTICES • # LEGAL NOTICES • fACKINO E. BROUARD, et ais, action will beheld at Council Cham- bers, Town Hall, 425 East Broad NOTICE OF MEETING Street, in Town of Westfleld, Union HOUSE INN MANY OTHER GOOD BUYS OF COMMISSIONERS County, New Jersey, on tlie 3rd day 276-0898 TO: Florence E, Brouard and Mr. of December, 1969, at 9:3© In the Brouard, husband of Florence forenoon, ut which time the said E, Brouard; and Eva M. Mono- Commissioners will proceed with emlth and George Waldo Mono- their duties and fix the compensa- smith, her huaband, their heirs, I tion to be paid for the lands and Cranford 366 PARK AVE, SCOTCH PLAINS, N. J. devisees and pemonal represen- premises described in the Complaint STORR TRACTOR COMPANY tatives, and their or any of in this action and each of you should their successors In rijcht, title appear at Bald time and place if you TWTIMf HfOMI and Interest, and Oberlin Col- ire to be heard. lege, an educational institution In the State of Ohio, Albert H. DAVIDSON and BUTTERMORE 469 South Av«. I., W«tfi«M Wlegman, and any unknown Attorneys for Plaintiff owners and unknown claim- Town of Westfleld ants, 445 Must Broad Street 232-7800 TAKE NOTICR Westflelrt, New Jersey That a meeting: of the Commission- 11-20-11 Fees $11-52 era appointed in the above entitled i OOI:HT OF M;W JUHfttiY LAW M1VWIO5I—VNION COUNTY DOCKRT NO. I* UllKI-flft niVIL AiTJON—CONDEMN ATTOX belter with [n th*fc mitLter of the application Muvtffr >f the Tcnvn of WestRelri to fix the • • «I,I :<>nipcttHatlon t<> be paid far tlie and nremieea of SIGMUND Kil, et als. NOTIOK OF MFJBTINO f)F OOMWrSHIONRRS TO: Slgrmunrt Sommer and Beverly .lomtner, his wife, Abraham Sommer and VInIa Homimer, hla wife. •-V" TAKI3 NOTICH That a meeting of the Commission- ers appointed In the abuve entitled •v-y.- -,-•• -. iction will he held at Council Cham- tvft bers, Town Hall, 425 East Broad ORDER YOUR FRESH KILLED street, Jn Town of Westfleltf. Union ^ 'uunty, "Sew Jersey, on the 4th day f December, 19ti!* at 9:30 in the t-M\ -irenoon. at which time the tfRlrt : 'ommlshinnerH will proceed with a heir dutlf'N jmrt fix thfi oompenaa- inn (n he pnld for thfi laiuis and \-\-:-\ remintH rt^Hcrlhorl In tlip CJomplaint n tills action and each or you should •ppear at salrt tlmo anrl place it you NOW m lestre to bp heard. I>AVIDSON and BUTTERMORE Attorney** for Plaintiff Town of WeatfteM • T7J 445 Eawt Broad Str^pt 54ElmStr«* Wrstfleld, New Jersey AND ALL THE TRIMMINGS TOO If MtKINO A MOBUM f 1-20-11 Fses $8,38 OF KEW JRRffKY CAli IAW DIVHN)X—VNIO* covnvr DOCKRT NO. L U4WT-M ^IVIL ACTION—CONDBMNATION Tn thp matter of the application CHOICI ADaim 3-0662 3-4 f the Tnwn of WcstfleLd to fix the -cimpensatlon to be paid for the SPECIALS FOR BREAKFAST lamia and premises of SIGMUND JOMMEH, ot alH. London NOTICB OF HOMIMAM SAUSAOf MiAT 99clb. <>p coMMiasroNBTia TO: Siemund Sommer and Beverly JONIS PAUM UTTll UNKS ffelb, Sontmer, hla wife, Abraham St«a Broil Sommer and Viola Sommer, his wife, and Community Invest- JOfMS PAIM IACON ffcMb ment Company, a pnrtnerahlp. TAKfiJ NOTICE $1.09 Ib. SCHAFftl 4fclb $1.59 Ib. That a meetinR- of the (Tommlsslon* >rs appointed In the above entitled lotion will be held at Council Chitm- »era, Town Hall. 4^5 Rust Broart Ureet, in Town of "Westflelrl, TTnion CHOKI - NO WAITI bounty. New Jerary, on th^ 4th flay CHOICI - ALL MIAT CHOICI - ftONf LESS t ppfenilier, Iftfiil. at n:3ft In the •ONfLISS >ont at which time the said •ONIllfS mm lay I oners will prnoeorl with heir duties and fix the ^nmpenea- Ground h Pork fon to be pnld for Hip lands ftnd Sirloin >remiflea described In Uin Complaint Chuck n thin action and each of you should npoar at said time and place tf you Chuck °flfre to be heard Steak Roost DAVIDSON and BtrrTERMORE Attorneys for Plaintiff Town of "Wewtneirt 445 Bn»t Broad Strept '1.89 Ib. 3 lbs. $2.29 89c Ib. Wentfield, New Jersey 89c Ib. '1-20-tt Fees $9,38 WOTKB TO CWEPgreWW Estate of WILLIAM H- PRICE, leceased. r.fiH1!^^^0 th€ oriep of MARY C. Fkkb -$fkmd *CANANB, Surrogate of the County Hit POftTION if Union, made on the 14th day of 59c Ib. November A-DM 1369, upon the ap- plication of the undcrslffned, an Pork Roast Executors nf the oatata of said de- LOIN PORTION eaned, notioe (H hereby Riven to *he creditor* of Raid deceased to Your choice 69c Ib. exhibit to tbn suhHcribers under lath or affirmation thnfr claims and temanfiH a^£un«t the GBtJtte of said within H i x mon tha from date of aaid ord*r. or they will A4WAYS ON HAND be forever barrnd from prosecutinif or recovering the Bamo against the atitomarte transmis«id»* LaubscriberH. Fastbock onrf Krbei M, prico and Ol NMK TINMMOtNS • CAPONS Suburban Truat Comoany. of Weatrteld. N. J. Executors Beard & MVOall, Attorneys TUMKYS • STMPSTIAKS flO Rim Stroot WopLrtrNl, X. J, U-80-at Fop« TO of MAKJORIE H. KROBtL, Martinson Fr*#z« Dried 1 purHutrnt to tho order of MARY O. 4 ,TCAMAXI?, Surrogate nf the n«nnty .of I'nion, made on tho 7tli d»y in, Attomoy 17*irr Ka«t spfoud St. Scotch Plains, N, J. D«try WMppec) %\>\tex TO CltEDITORS Ewtate of LOi:r« X DI'OKL %m*mm Cmft— ... PurMr;Liit to tlir orrk*r nt \fART **. \6kswcgens are ugly flA.NT, HurrnffsitP nf i IT1 rounry Scrvarm Teo, bex 48 uf Tninn, rnarip r>ti thn 7Mi thty nt" Volkswagen's Fastback Sedan doesn't even tool i l tVnvomh( r A.D., f*li»!>. I'uon i!n ippii. fHf I on (if thr unilorsiRTM^H. :^- KV'*- like 0 Volkswagen., illrtx >jf-* Page 4 THE WESTFIELD (NJ.) LEADER THUKSDAY, NOVEMBER 20f 1969 »s (Revolution, at a recent meeting of to tetus J. of Focus More Patriotism tthe West Fields chapter. Scotch Plains for Kis promWion of G. Harold Leggetit reported a total patrrotiism an-d the teaching of Amer- Mrs. Diana Trowbridge a'dtive meiribersfaiip of 206 members ican history in the sdiools. Walter Needed, SAR Told at Hve sessibni In Ulie Wateimk Room of the Munkipal BuMn'g. Five ad- H. Van Hoesen of flanwood, former Woman on the Move The unganit iwed for greater pa- dlitti'onial mon^botirs are b&bng proces- president of the s^aJte society, was triotic effort to 'al'aibHize oWil and sed, lie added. an honored guest. daimeitic liife was stressed t^r Rich- The SAH Good OLUzenelhip award Cider and doughnuts were Served Mrs. Duina Giblrings Trowbridge tory or Mmsrc in Switzerland, and works Ctosety wilfh the League of E. Cmn-e, presidenp t of tine State of 947 Bcivlevmd is a woman who has taken graduate wwk at Rut- Women Voters as publi'clty chair- Society of the Sons of the American was presented by Clarence TivweSI, daring a scdaft hour. lias combined the best of both the gers University. Before college she man 'i'mtervuewirig ©nd wi^mg professional and family worlds. Di- attended private schools in Shan- about registration, voting and the ana is now the new assistant di- ghai. China and in Bournemoutih, ca'Adrdiaitcs, In £Ud)cKit£o>n.- she Was rector c|f ptoeciment at Newark EngiaTid. participated as a host parent in a Stale College in Union. In this ca- JVIt*s. Trowbnidge was born m student exchange program, tutored pacity she is responsible far devel- Weiabaden, Gepnrwny of British French and been a Girl Scout toatj- oping re'lMionsliips between indus- parents, and became a United er. try and the college, specift'Caiiiy to States citizen in 1951. White raising a flamily she mlan- Traditional help place blie college's Liberal aits Before comirtg to Newark State ii'g*xl to write Eifem reviews for the gradual es in professional fields. College she had vadt experience in naittoal PftrentrtTetatchers ABfiioicia- For the most pant her work area the field of news and feafture wrilt- tion Magazkne .and sevenai bd'ogra- Thanksgiving Dinner is in the heavily indLi&tii'atize^d' Rve Ing with1 flhe New York Tiimeis and prtiioad portfoliDs for musical art- camtnurfities sitrrourvdting Newark the aris edliLion of the London Daily ists. Served Gracefully and State OoLlcge, but she is quick to Mail. Before. rablrig her family of She is married to Dr. James R. point out ttet every opportunity in three chiddnem, ^he was the mUsac Trowbridge, a research assotftde A THERAPY ROOM and corridor of the speech therapy department of With Good Cheer Midst the state Is beirtg explored. editor for the Columbia B of Che OoJgaite-PialffnoUve Compa&y. the Children's, Specialized Hospital will have new furnishings, sound- In her new capacity at Newark Sj'stam and handled public re- Two of her Cliildnen attend hiigh proofing and decorations as the result of a fashion show sponsored by Relaxing Surroundings. State, Bi-ama arranges interviews, lations for CBS 'm this area. school, the third its now attenld&ng the Suhurban Mothers of Twins and Triplets and chaired by Mrs. Wan- screens applicants for positions and Active in community a£gaurat da Rybarczyk of Elizabeth, She is shown writing a check for the proj- acts as the conifiaat point for grlad- ect. Looking on are Miss Marianne Kachorsky of Millburn, speech tvating seniors as they prepare to FULL-COURSE therapist, at left} Julie Turin an, a patient, and Mrs. Sun dm Manheim- embark into the professional world. er of Springfield, speech therapist. According to Joseph VttafLe, the di- SEE US FOX THE FINEST IN rector of placement, "She is one of DINNER $4.75 the masit capable and enertgetac in- CUSTOM MADE WINDOW SHADES CHILD'S MENU (up to 10) dividuals I hiave ever been assocL- • VENETIAN BUNDS-TAftLE fADS atod with, and has surpassed all our expectations." • WOVEN WOOD PRODUCTS Dilania received her tetthefcr of • STORM WINDOWS & DOORS ' v POLING OIL CO. arts degree in mtr-nf-itianal rela- CUSTOM ft RIADY-MADE /**«8^^>^ tions from George Washington Uni- E$t. 1926 versity. She also attandad Stan- PICTURE FRAMES l_O/( ford University, the University of 10a-30« NOftTH Geneva and the Geneva PLAINFIELD SOMIRVIUf, N. J. Local Scientist For RtMrvationi: 72S.3144 Attends Meeting WIN W SHADE Heating Oil 303 W«*t Front St. B. Fine of Roosevelt Jr. Plainfivld, N. J. 754-7687 was among 3,500 of the world1* top scientists attending the 82nd an- nual meeting of the Geological So- ciety of America last week. Complete BVMSER SERVICE Mr. Tim, ear* Mcfenot tearfKr, ipattkripakcd in *ree days oi dU- cussions an Lovi to Speak 7 At AAI Meeting •• t 'George Lovi, assistant ediftor of "Sky and Telescope," will be gunt speaker at 'the 20th anniversary dia- Rossmoor fiet of Amateur Astronomers, Lnc,, .at 8 p. ko»smoor's condominium manor ipartments cftt b#tw»«n Sif.OOO and $36,500. 7Va% mortgages ar« available to qualified buyers. After purchaie of your martor apartment, monthly coiti are as little as $110* for a one- bedroom apartment and up to $150* for the most luxurious two-bedroom, *.% two-bath apartment. 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LEADER THURSDAY, NOVEMBER 20, 19G9 ^^^^^~~ ^—•^—^^^»* -^- • •—— Blue Devils Clinch Conference Championship High School Jayvees Score Seventh Win of Season Harriers Take Watchung Crown; Have 6-0 Season Second In Central Jersey Meet By Artie JKatx Defeating Hillside 48-0 The Westiield High JV football team wrapped up its 6-0 winning By Joe Sullivan wouCd be (adders. By Robert Palmer bcr was seventh, aod his toammate W-edbfield's fifth TD came on a 90 caught Gray for eig'hlih. The differ- by beating previously un- Westfielld vkftirmzed their sev- • The Wcs'-fidd .cress" country team Lrvin-gaion Saturday 16-0. yatr'd drive in 11 plays, Every back ence for Westfield was Coate who ernth team of the year as it rolled lhad a share. Krvoliocfo carried 3 p>heed second in tlic Central Jersey' was seven places aticsid of HilbMe's .HaUJhaek Greg Braxton had a good •over Hiaisfflde 48-0 Saturday to clinch. ChismiMonahip Saturday and earlier day as he "went on to score all the itimes for 18 yards, Jackson's for fourth man. The Comets' fifth man lEfae Watohung OonifemDce crown '2f>-anid Browser .oniee for 41 yards'." in the week won i-Ls 10th straight pas^od Tom (McGnath in the stretch. points. land raise hopes for a state Cham- Wctc-iuin^ Conference Ciiiam-pi'Dns-hip. The first score came in the Ialttcr (BrawsterV-ruh brougiit bhe ball from However, McG-nath had run n goc-d •riomsfoip. - 'tlie 4G to the 5 and Jackson plunged r^t'.iui won £H? tvem cbampitm- pau-t of the first quarter as Braxton j race and \v&? hjy.li enough to insure ..The , Blue Dewls ovemvlkrftmed fh\\t ?: lhi* Cfairal Jcrsiea in New ibuUed his way in from the six yard. 'over from the one. '.'.-.:.>,: Wc=t field's victory. 'Ufliside as they piled up 38G total I); .ir.swii.-k wvi.li a s-corii of 78, while line and made the first of his two Dave Harvey recovered a Gomel- : Wc-stficOd mode a di^aipp-oivitmy yards, 312 rusfaing and 74 passing. \\\.-iiic:J taljied i*H. J. P- Sieves conversions. The other TD came Cttrwble three plays after the fcick- sh&n-;!K^ in the LFmoa Co unity Ciiain- iDon Knobloch was outstanding as uv.s third and Jefferson edged Ureion when the linemen opened up a large : off an the 29; On the first P^y. pioiis'hips. Roselle Catholic was an he gained 99 yards in 8fl oai-riefi. Tor I'our'.-h place. Seventeen Group 4 hole awl Braxton ran it in from the iKnabloch' circled left end, found easy winner, scaring a fantastic 20 Braid Bnewster. gained 66 yisndls in tiMJiLs i>.ii;icLp3ie-d. The five p pouts. Hill-side was second wit-h 120, eight. The final tally came on an- himself alone, and sprinted for the only 4 carries, an average of 14(score. U-:;:iis will mere on to tlw Scale fin- \v\.':'.o Union nudged Wostfi^d, 130-oiher two point conversion. jus at tJ-ijrrt'tt Mountain this Satur- vis'Kfe. The d'afC'iise oomipfeitely bot- The seecond team drove for the 131. The locals gained 148 yards with Itled up Hillside and foe Comets Uasf TD moving 43 in 8 plays. Tup day a'lor^ with 15 other qua-itfters | Calvert ran another consistent Braxton getting "0 of them. Full- tman&ged only 68 total yards. Ilil'Iiard • scored his first varsity from three oilier sections. race, but Har^daa was off form. Oal- back John Kelly was the runnerup, Pour times, short Hiffltemie punts touchdown on a quarterback sneak. Morrisiown, which is led by Richie v-fcit was nth. Gray 20th an'd Handza with 42 yards and helped to set up Gordon, will bethe favorite. Rama- set. up Westfield touchdowns. l*e 'Scott was the key as he gained 34 . 23rd. Coate 'arrd McGrath wore egain the firdt score. He also ran back ya^cls" in 4 carries. He had a 20 po and Co'.o-r.ia each laave a shot at the other scorers for the Devils. (first was an U yarder, which gave ithe only Livingston kickoff for 19 'WesKfieUd the ball on ilts own 48.yard run, bringing the ball from upscltinj; Mornidtown, but they lack The Westfteld JV took home their yards. an individual star like Gordon, Ram- Tfce Devils then moved (he distance ithe 40 to the 20. third oMWecutffve Wiabahimg Cham- lin 12 plays. There were three key apo's tcp ma a is Chris Elliot and pionship. They beat Scotch Plains O i« T 31—48 plays in the drive. The first was < i , ... V 0 (I 0— • Dennis Kuntz will pace Codonia. and Berkeley Heights, 23-36-75. The :. —Photo by Roberta GOT 1T-Rick Thtcl (34) hauli in a J«e Monninger pass ,#•? a fir* < a fourth and two on the 44. Jackson At New Brunswick, Devil se-ndors other schools, with no chance for vic- it the HUlsMe StUfly tho background and hin- eoi.r nuM W *^^ ^ *^^^*^ w^m -^r w^i** lory <>i" siihKM irs, and you'll diu- CrRIPfl rovrr thin nMist iilnyinK ftanirs have* VOADi i uouots ihuir rniits dm.-p in iini'\ lIor«t.'shf>' Hf ori^cinully ralh-a i|iwins, js nn rxci.'P- MI/HI lion. It K'"* ha«'l< hi l lie rljiys nf TMIOOWSHOr Ihv (if't'lts, I incsi'Nlnn.' pi I *'li ins lisul a IK K jiil ihr«»u^hi*ui Tin- r-uimLry iiT,ri!][ t wi-iiiy ji'iir.* ufi" t h:inUs t^> u tin-num in A U mnt i ihh., namrfl (i(!i»rH« Al:iy. My fvp'-rirm- in iris h»l fwuini Hiiit vviih a yli^hr adju^i m*.-nt r• r Ins iin^^rw i'i dnT^r'-nt jnirt^ i*l! I ll^ MMH\ ll-1 C< -Ul'l *'*> lit Pel Its I1'* VO- imi'Mi^. 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NOVEMBER 20, .IMS Pngc 7 Tn the last half) Boss irfatie it look ic training; Prtv&ite I*tfsack, s&ri of easy as he scored two consecutive Washday Pusack at Ft. Kn6x Mr. and Mrs. George W. Pusack Results w Anny Pvt. James P, Pusack is touchdowns while Li Sooey miade tjJttlerild .10 34 6f 5b5 iiorBatt Hd. vM receive ot More Sports MORE— •• SPORTS the extra polinlts. 10 assigned to Company E, I7ih Bat- least an adda'tlonla-l eligl* weeks of &**.... if 37 talion, 5Uh Brigade, in ttwf United Bowling Gt! tJtUier advittnced itistnttitron or oii- Uolt 21 2=1 States Army Tuaiindng Ceater, Ar- Boys Wrestling RJHS Warriors Pfotsser 20g '2:{ the-job trdLniiig to qualify hiiri in' a •27 mor (USATOA), at Fort Krtox, ky. Y Divers Open Early Bird! MlUnlretta ;...; 17 spaciaiired military skill. t Defkfei- < * Following the completion of bas- (Brunner Krias .. ' 2*3% 1G Fabette* Signup Saturday Split Two Games New Season Busch 2* 17 w JOR'B Market Mulreimy 22% * * 31 The Westfield YMCA divers jstwrt- nelnhnnlt 21 1H J The Westfield Boy's Wrestling Roosevelt's ninth grade football njhaimian '. ... 20 20 Oil ^S'/j IT. League wM holld its first signup ed the winter season by participat- iRoMiiyiir 20 i'O J>rujr 22 2 FWhem am aafaed V tticy are able to help. Yes No TENNIS fonMeny Date fcrther have any wresftaiin? experience? Yea No RlAbY FALL 1 317 South Ave. fan»> Have medksal insurdnce? Yes No counts fee: $3.09-*tayaMe at Elm A. School at Rflfftetratinru. CAU J. i 23M42I 391^410 OHMf AJL f»• 9JHL MON. TNtU TNUtt. -1 AM. H 10 ^.M. M. ANQ SAT. h ' I twi IE DO NOT WHttK IN «PAOE5 WEK3HT ...... WBKrtT CLASS lMtTeem /.,...-. 7ft 1 AVfW E 0HaTll »*4<*i4<««*r OE0 flOo^e .^*— * - >lW060. BOHifO OMV IN 5COTIANJ0 8P«OOF5COTCMWHtSrrrHEFiFisCHMANNDtS^iUfNGCOW NrC f^CiUiiVtt, more* VfSn OUt WfNE CELLAR WESTFIELDH FORD FO« THf FJNEST tit norm Avmut WISTFKID, N. I. IMPDirriD AND DOMESTIC WINES 1130 Unth Av«. W« W«(ftoM rage 8 THE WESTFIELD (N.J.) LEADER THURSDAY, NOVEMBER 20, 1969 • • ^ i rtound'of the State Tournament last JV Booters End Season At 11-2-0 week to exiterfd their record to 7-3-3. MORE SPORTS Saturday the Blue Devils faced Residents Named By AInn Kelly aques School last week. The locals Berkeley Heights in the first round The Westfield High JV soccer scored once in every period, paced the first period. After Branlt Cali scoring raiee with seven. He finished of the Union County Tournament. VACUUM CLEANERS lefam ended iLs season at 11-2-0 by by a pair of goals by Rick Bristol. centered a corner kick, John Havas •the year strongly with three in the The two teams battled to a scoreless To All Star Team defeating Scotch Plains 4-1 at Tan> The Devil booters scored e'axly in headed in his third goal of the sea- plast two games. tie forcing a complete replay of the son, Bristol tallied his sixth and Cali followed with four end game. Under tournament conditions Four Westfield area residents are seventh goals of the year in the Bob Klagcs and Steve Tebbetts each fclwre caa be n'o ties. So technically among 32 Union College students second and third periods. Lee Cuth- scored three. Kelly and Jay Aimese there was no giaime. named to tihe Independent or Fra- SEWING MACHINES bert iced the game in .the fourth scored twice, and Brent Wallace, If, after regulation play has elaps- ternal All-Star teams comprised of period with his first goal of the iBen Olson, Ciitihbeit and Kevin ed, the score is tied, tiie team with players in the Urndton County Touch SALES • SERVICE • PARTS year. Following a scramble in front Harrington had one apiece. the most corner kicks wins. If there Football League. «of the net, Cuthbert fired in the Goalie Fred Conroy wtas outstand- is a tiie in botih the score and in the The four are: WestReld^-James 232-5723 'final goal past a partly screened out ing during the eight game win number of corner kicks, two five A. DeChelHs of 114 Florenice Ave., Scotch Plains goalie, slreak. He allowed omiy three goals minute oventim'c periods are playe-d. and LaurenJce G. Moslflal of 109 The victory was Lhe JV's eighth and recorded five shutouts during the If a team does riot emerge a winner Summit GL; Mountaittside—James in a row. The last loss occurred eight game period. atfter tihe overtime periods in either THE EARDLY T. PETERSEN CO goals scored or corner kicks, the J. Greeleey, HI, of 1256 Deenfield Ot., OCtobor 8 against Union. After the game must be repdaiyed. and Scotch Plains—James M. Mc- season ended, ,1V players Don Eei- Grane of 2120 Cheyenne Way. After wsgulattan play the teams 244 North Ave., Westfield, N. J. iter, Cali, Havas, Sean Kcllyi and Booters Busy A member of the Jets, DeChellis Pete Anderson wore brought up to had played to a scorele&s tie and , By Curt Way neither'team had any comer kicks. is the son of Mr. and Mrs. Germinal ithe varsity squad. J. DeCheliUs. He its a graduate of The leading JV scorer was ReiAer The Westfield varsity. soober team The two overtime periods proved defeated Garfieflid 1-0 iii the. ftrst 'fruitless too, 'and' tftte game will be, Westfield :High School, and a. liberal SERVICE — RENTALS with 11 goals. Bristol followed in the replayed, today",.' probably at Waniii- arts major in Unlion College's Day ameo Parft. Session. STEREO AIR-COND. A corner kick is awarded to the Majoring in business administr'a- offensive team when the whole of the tion ' in the bay Sessapn,/Moskal ball, having last been touched by a RADIO PHONO ^ ^' is also a .graduate of Westfield defender, passes over the goal line. High School*. He'.is the'sonot'.'Mr. Iiiate in "the final overtime period, COLOR T.V. -• • * and Mrs. Joseph Moskal and a Berkeley Heights' ri^ht wdng Gary member of the Pi Kappa Psi team. Savarese tried•.[despesr'.a^iy to forte alt tj a corner kick by picking the ball, off A graduate of Roeelle Catholic' the legs of fullbaok Dick Hawy zmd. High School, Greeley is the son of TAVERN ON THE HILL over the gdal ime.< Barney, however, Mr; and. Mrs.- Jlames J. Greeley, • DINING ROOM •COCKTAIL LOUHtt ; Guardian T. V. Service LUNCHEON ft DINNERS Stopped tihe shot; prevented the -ric- Jr. He:is'a member of the Jets and IANQUET FACILITIES . IUFFETMNNOS cochet from going over the line and an; engineeriirg major in the Day 127 CENTRAL AVE.. WESTFIELD DIAL 322-4989 cleared the ball up to the forward Session^'' ": line. ' ••'•••;• .- • V':. • A. membeir of.the !.^i>ha Phi Ome- Against GarfieW the booters, who ga team, -McGpaW. \s a gnadiiate of 232-6064 constantly ouGhustled the Garfield Scotch Plains^Fanwood. Hi^i School, players, riot only defeated the Boil- Scotch Plains. He is the son of AT BARON'S emtekers on score, but four tx> two Mr. and Mrs., James, T. 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ACHFRS. .. is a Cale of a [rustfrtnted love MenoUti's undeniable Mr for the and is laden with symbolism (the theatre artd an innate gift for writ- SPECIAL WIG SALE 1 ERE STAP >TRUck Icarus of Greek mythology wMi his ing ktJtaneittoatty Cor the vodce, melted wings Lnaifeported to 30tfi keeps tlHfe Mttte musical froufrou VIEWrMASTER jt WE Itty century New EngJand). Th* drama's from ftatinfe away like a puff of PUStY CAT WW Stereo Viewer pathos has been movingly translated smoke from art expensive, ctgar. 18.95 NfVER rilC MOO'S into musieai tenns by Mr. Mre. 9ctonNteflbdrgar was a (Wight- who writes in a contemporary but ful Am-efta and i^as in fine fettle vo- STMTCH $39.00 tonal idiom that reflects influences cally. Mr. Lloyd and Mr. Danbaugh of HPt Group, a unit of the Pacific Te&n ChaJHenge woV, b2 one o-f its >»;• i:trea. He previously served a* Ran-counse'Ions araJ a fc-rmer drtrg addict Llolipfe APB, Tex. Who will give his fce*iii!-.T.-onya'toi g The Union (N.J.) High **ool wiilih a fi'»m of bhs Tsea Oh^aiLlenge graduate received a B.A. degree work in New York City. HOMtV-KCAN l.rom Rutgers, the State Unrveraity, Anyone Merested in he>a>ring about BvjNtwJtnty t«l«T 9OTATM9 Brunswick, am* wa s Fat Ffyer) Dh.e iin-e work I'hct Teen Chffilenge is 6 Months* i.ni«sioned ehere through the R«- doing and how they account for their iseerve Officers Training Corps pro- 2 cups mashed sweet potatoes success may ai&tenid live meeting {approx. 1H lb».) 4 sweet potatoes, cooked He is a me>jnber oif Phi Nov. 25 ait 8 p.m. at Redeemer Lu- t tbap. butter or margarine, melted H cup light corn syrup IKappa. Chc'ra-n Church. A free-wilil offering H cup brown sugar, firmly packed H cup honey His wife, Carolyn, is the daughter wiH be taken ervt-irely for tdie Teen 1 tap. grated orange rind H tsp. salt