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TUB WKSTFIKL1) ( N J . ) I.KADKK, THIKSDAV. MAV M, IBKO-
YETP Supervisors Honored
The Weslfield Community
Center's youth employment
and training program
recently honored work site
supervisors for (heir support. A dinner was given in
(heir honor and certificates
were presented to all work
site supervisors in appreciation of Iheir contributions to this program.
Speaker for the evening
was Bernice Shepard of the
New Jersey State Office for
Community Service on
Volunteers, who talked of
the necessities for volunteers today.
The youth employment
and training program is now
servicing youths, on a year
round basis,
from 16
municipalities in Union
Counly:
Summit,
Springfield, Mountainside,
Union, New Providence,
Berkeley Heights, Cranford,
Garwood,
Clark,
Kenilworth, Scotch Plains,
Fanwood, Winfield Park,
Weslfield, Hillside and
Vauxhall. The program is
designed to teach teenagers,
16-21, sound work habits
through work experience
and career counseling.
Emphasis is placed on
learning attitudes, habits
and behavior necessary for
Recreation Seminar
At Nursing Home
The role of recreation in
building optimum health for
the elderly and ill will be the
topic of a seminar at Ashbrook Nursing
Home,
Scotch Plains, Wednesday.
"Therapeutic Recreation•Not Just Fun & Games" is
the title of the conference of
social workers, arranged by
Ashbrook's Social Service
Director, Ann Bonnell.
Included will be a slide
presentation concerning the
value of trips outside home
in
the
process
of
rehabilitation.
What's Happening
At the Library
Sheep-Shearing Sunday
At Miller-Cory House
Poster Contest to Advertise
"Westfield is a Garden"
The Weslfield
Area and color. Three local arChamber of Commerce is I ists will serve as judges and
sponsoring a lown-wide award 30 gifl certificates
flower show, "Westfield is a from Baskin-Robbins, Hill's
Garden", May 31. Area Ice Cream and Woolworlh's.
florists will sell cul flowers Special awards will be given
and plants from carls on lo Ihe first and second place
selected downtown corners winners in each category.
in Weslfield. In addition,
All posters received will
garden clubs will be be displayed in store winThomas Sullivan, president of Ihe Board of Education,
displaying
arrangements dows in Westfield before and
meets with Richard Gottllck, chairman of the executive
inside the stores and in the during the flower show, and
committee of the Westfield Boosters, to explain need for
store windows. Balloons, will become the property of
sold by Ihe Weslfield High the Westfield Area Chamber passage of bond referendum on ballot Tuesday.
School Chorale to help of Commerce. Children
finance ils trip (o Scotland living in Westfield, and in
this summer, will add to the Ihe surrounding areas, will
festivities.
be eligible for Ihe poster
In order to make
Ihe contest.
Tom Sullivan, president of music rooms, science labs,
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community
aware
of
this
Interested children should the Board of Education automotive shops, library
Supervisor, llaltie Harris left, and Enroll** Sandra
event, Tom Lococo, vice fill in the coupon below and recently appeared .before facilities and athletic
Howers — The students working at the VWCA through
president of the Retail atlach il to the back of their Ihe executive committee of facilities.
the YETP Program have performed essential duties
Division of the Chamber, posters. Posters must be l lie Weslfield Boosters in an
assigned lo them while learning new skills and respon"While il is realized that
has announced a poster delivered to Fran Marie, 84 effort to re-emphasize the
sibility. According to reports, they have proved to be
contest for area children. Elm St., the Linen Place, 102 importance of the passage Ihe bond issue was defeated
reliable and show progress of becoming substantial
The children's work will be Quimby St., or the Chamber of the school bond May 13, last lime, a vote in favor this
members of the community.
divided into three age office, 233 North Avenue and to answer questions lime around will insure both
improved
educational
regular employment. The counselors for youth em- groups: pre-school to 7 (over Adler's) before May pertaining thereto. Sullivan facilities
increase the
youth employment and ployment and I raining years, 8 years to 10 years 26. Further information explained lhat Ihe latest safely forand
all students atand 11 years to 14 years.
training
program,
in program's office.
may be obtained by calling capital expenditure of any tending the Westfield school
Posters must be 18" by Ihe Chamber Office, be- size was $10 million prior to
preparing youths for emDeloris Johnson, coorployment, is organized in dinator for the program, 24" and will be judged for tween the hours of 9 a.m. 1949, and (hat Ihe capital system," Sullivan said.
expenditures now needed
cooperation with the local said "The supervisors are originality, design, theme and l p.m.
The Booster Executive
are of. paramount im- Committee
educational institutions. vital inlergrals of this
and their
portance. In addition to the membership has urged
Enrollees are selected in program. They have shown
capital
expenditures
monies
conjunction with local the strength and sensitivity
Weslfield residents (o "get
"WESTFIELD IS A GARDEN" POSTER CONTEST
will be used for the students out and vote "Yes" on May
school authorities (o enable that is needed to promote a
specific needs, such as 13."
coordination between their good learning atmosphere,
educational programs and which is necessary to
NAME
Business Students Learn About Jobs
(he vocational (raining they motivate the enrollee's
will receive in the YETP. interest, curiosity, and
Mrs. Joan Smith, the students to ask the emADDRESS
The work sites accepted desire lo succeed."
representative.
Katherine Gibbs Business ployment
for the Youth Employment
The Weslfield Community
Some of the business
School representative, was
TELEPHONE
and Training Program were Center
is
making
the guest speaker in the students are now preparing
selected, based upon their preparations for its summer
business
e d u c a t i o n their resumes in anability to teach the enrollees y o u t h
employment
AGE
department on May 1. Mrs. ticipation for full-time
sound work habits, to in- program,
which
is
Smith spoke to the office employment. Others are
crease or improve work scheduled lo begin July 2,
I UNDERSTAND MY POSTER WILL BECOME THE
practice and cooperative looking forward to furskills and to develop career through Aug. 30. Priority
PROPERTY OF THE WESTFIELD AREA CHAMoffice education classes thering their education
opportunities.
will be given to community
BER OF COMMERCE.
business
about
job
interview by attending
The objectives of this betterment projects and
techniques and the im- schools or colleges. Mrs.
program are being met as special projects for the
portance of making a good Smith's presentation gave
they work
with the summer youth employment
the students a better
first impression.
enrollees^ whose job per- program. A date for enrollee
Among other interesting knowledge of employers'
formance is evaluated. applications will be anexpectations and demands
Altendance, conduct, and nounced in the various
The cost of getting family unit is in the very 'topics" she pointed out the
progress is documented and schools and community divorced in New Jersey best interests of the state. many questions that an of employees and also
reported by the work site service agencies later this could go up if State Senator Broken homes lead to a interviewer might ask a alleviated some of the fears
with
emsupervisor and given lo the month.
Anthony
E.
Russo's multitude of problems with potential employee and also associated
proposal to boost filing fees which the state, as well as the right questions for the ployment interviews.
is approved. Russo, a its hardpressed taxpayers,
Democrat who represents is forced to deal with later at
the 20th District in Union a much higher cost." Russo
County, said he planned to cited crime among the
introduce l e g i s l a t i o n young andwelfare aid as two
A blood drive to cover the blood replacement needs
boosting by $10 the $60 filing by-products of broken
of the community is being held by the Westfield-Mounfee for divorce.
homes. He further related
tainside Chapter of the American Red Cross on
Russo said he would like that an entire array of
Friday, May 23, from 2-7 p.m. The blood drive will be
to see the additional funds emotional problems usually
held at the Presbyterian House on 140 Mountain Ave.
used to finance an orien- develop within) the family
Georgana Love, blood service chairman for Red
tation program for couples circle, and in many inCross, said the date of the drive has been changed to a
stances they lead to inplanning to be married.
Friday instead of a Tuesday to anticipate shortage of
"With domestic violence stitutionalization.
blood over the Memorial Day weekend. "We are
on the rise and divorce
"While a one- or two-hour
asking area residents to overlook the inconvenience of
approaching alarming orientation might not
donating previous to the Memorial Day weekend and
proportions, one is forced to dissuade young couples who
lo give before they go on holiday," said Mrs. Love.
conclude that we are failing are ill-matched from tying
"By donating blood, donors protect not only themto
prepare
couples the knot, it might lead to a
selves and their families, but all who are too old, too
adequately for life after the greater awareness of the
young, too sick or too alone to donate themselves,"
bridal vows have been realities of married life,"
explained Mrs. Love. It is philosophy of the American
taken,"
the
senator
Red Cross and New Jersey Blood Service that the reRusso said. "In the long run,
asserted.
sponsibility for the blood supply rests with all memRusso acknowledgted that I am convinced that such
bers of the community, not merely with the individual
opponents of the idea would programs, properly conthat needs blood.
contend the state has no ducted by responsible
Further information about blood donations may be
business getting involved in authorities, would have a
obtained by calling the Red Cross on 321 Elm St.
such a program. "I salutary effect on the twin
Inquiries should be directed to Georgana Love or
disagree," Russo declared. problems of divorce and
lames Hill.
"The strengthening of the violence within the home."
Sullivan Boosts Boosters
On School Bond Issue
Even Divorces To CostMore?
Sheep wilt be shorn
Sunday as a typical spring
day activity at the MillerCory House.
Each spring brings a new
crop of lambs. In mid May,
a new year's cycle of wool
processing begins with the
shearing of the older sheep.
The fleeces are shorn,
scoured and picked as
seasonal activities. Many
hours of preparation were
required after shearing to
make the wool ready to spin.
After it was washed, burrs
had to be removed by hand.
Then the wool had to be
carded laboriously by hand
into rolls before it could be
drawn out and twisted on the
spinning wheel.
The shearing at the
Miller-Cory Museum will be
done with hand shears using
the same tools and techniques common to the 18th
century farmer.
Members of the Colonial
cooking group will feature
the preparation of wafers, a
food customary for children
to present to their mothers
on Mothering Day in Old
England. The Miller-Cory
Museum is located at 614
Mountain Ave. and is open
from 2-5 on Sundays.
Costumed docents are on
hand to guide guests
through the house and to
demonstrate daily and seasonal farm tasks. There is a
small admission charge.
Rinaldo Dinner
Monday Night
The Rinaldo for Congress
Committee will launch Congressman Matt Rinaldo's
re-election campaign with
Sammy Davis Jr., and the
Larry Elgart Orchestra
providing the entertainment
at a $lO0-a-plate dinner
Monday at the Town It
Campus in West Orange.
Hugo Pfaltz of Summit
and William Franklin of
Westfield are co-chairmen
of the dinner. They announced that tickets for the
dinner may be obtained by
contacting the Rinaldo for
Congress Committee, 1961
Morris Avenue, Union.
About a thousand guests
are expected to attend the
start of Congressman
Rinaldo's campaign for a
fifth term in the House of
Representatives. Rinaldo is
unopposed
for
the
Republican nomination and
was endorsed for re-election
by more than 1,400 delegates
to the Union County
Republican convention in
March.
Among those scheduled to
speak at the dinner are
Congressman Guy Vander
Jagt, chairman of the National Republican Congressional Committee, and Congresswoman Margaret
Heckler of Massachusetts,
one of the leading Republican women members of
Congress.
Rinaldo is a member of
the House Interstate and
Foreign Commerce Committee and the House Select
Committee on Aging. He
recently was named one of
the top 15 Congressmen in
the nation by the Veterans of
Foreign Wars and has been
cited as one of the state's
leading legislators by the
New Jersey Grand Jurors
Association, UNICO, the
Alumni Association of the
Rutgers Graduate School of
Business, and numerous
other civic and cultural organizations.
Red Cross
Blood Bank May23
The Westfield Memorial
Library will be closed
Monday, May 26, in ob.servance of Memoiral Day,
and will reopen Tuesday,
May 27, at 9 a.m.
ADULT DEPARTMENT
Thursday, May 8, 1 P.M. —
Society of the West Fields,
meeting. Mrs. Barbara S.
Irwin, member of the
Board of Trustees of the
Westfield
Memorial
Library and director of
the New Jersey Historical
Society, will speak. —
Wateunk Room
Thursday, May 15, 8 P.M. —
Library
Board
of
Trustees, meeting. Open
to the public. — Hopkins
Room
Thursday, May 15, 1-9 P.M.,
Friday, May 16, 9-5 P.M.,
Saturday, May 17, 9 A.M.1 P.M. — Annual Book
Sale, Friends of the
Library. — Wateunk
Room
Vocal Concert at
Friday, May 23, 4-5:30 P.M.
— Friday Film Previews
WHS Saturday
— Wateunk Room
by Julie Lammers
CHILDREN'S
The WHS vocal music
DEPARTMENT
June 2 through 27 — department will hold its
Registration for pre- annual spring concert at 8
school story hours. Three- p.m. Saturday in the high
year-old story hours will school auditorium.
be held Tuesdays, July 8
Five separate vocal
through Aug. 12, from 10 divisions will perform in the
to 10:30 A.M.
concert: the Choir, which
Three-and-a-half to five- will open and close the
year-old story hours will evening, the Chrous, Boy's
be held on Tuesdays, July Ensemble, Choralcers and
8 through Aug. 12, from the Chorale.
11:30 A.M. to Noon or
The Chorale will be
Wednesdays, July 9 performing in Glasgow,
through Aug. 13, from 9:30 Scotland in June as a part of
to 10 A.M.
an international youth
"Come Fly a Kite" Mini- festival.
Reading Club. Each child
This event marks the last
who reads two books major concert for director
receives a kite to mount of vocal music, Edgar
with his or her name on the Wallace, who will be
big bulletin board in the retiring at the end of the
children's room.
present school year.
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