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Page6 CRANFORD (N.J.) CITIZEN AND CHRONICLE Thursday, June 19,1975
Tennis lessonsr6]
Brearley graduation
Monday atWard Field
irs.' Frolich. Gillet
municipal chairmen
'first come, first serve
Juqe 30 at 9 a!tn. sessions which begin July 1
—KENILWORTH- Rirharri .1.
Safles, recreation director, Chifdreri ages 6 - 16 mayand are held in the band room
c,ar wvoofJ
PTA &
Teachers
' KENILWORTH- GraduaOn Jurte II _an academic
has. announced that tennis register at the playgrounds on at Brearley High Schdbl from
W e s s o n s for beginners will start - the first day. Playgrounds are 7 - 9 p.m. on Tuesdays and
tion, exercises for David 'awards assembly was, held Cut wood l-ion1- Club. Gary Pruh, Mflry
j.iru- Y()u//lAk . Mernvird
SJtflncr
June 30 at the Michigan Ave. " located at 9th St. and Sheridan Thursdays. C&ncerts are
Brearley Regional High Over 40 students received
lyjl, K *ir en L.«i Vrtn , Gfif wood'
KENILWORTH-- A reor- secretary; Gerald Ramos, courts'; Hours of instruction PI., 16th St. and Sheridan and scheduled-'for July 15 aijd 31
School seniors will be held scholarships from the Slate of f/cmor
Womiin'i CIutj. J: 11hmi«T S/ivpf qiarf
n/iVn. Health c«/»'*>s fiufa. Lori Murk.
ganization meeting of thedistrict 5, treasurer; "Anthony will be from 6 - 8 p.m. Space is Michigan and Quintori Aves. and Aug. 14 at Ward field
Monday at Ward Field, 14th New Jersey, school clubs and
Mflrthrt Tor ma, AAonwnto Company,
Kenilworfh
Democratic Zeleniak, district 4, coor- limited and will be on a "first Hours are 9-11 and 12»$p.m., starting at 7:30 p.m. On July
St. and Boulevard at 7 p.m.local businesses
ycmlworth, PW«r w«»rf hoi Kontlworth
Municipal Committee was dinator; and Amelia Nagy come, first serve -basis" with Sports, games, tournaments, 17 a concert will be held at
Art Assof irttion,
O'.'twirrth AAufflV
There will be 27H. in the
The following 'awards were •> / Worth Jfriff.y Alumni Asiocl/itlon of
held last week at the home of Copney, district 3, publicity registration being- held the trips and contests are plan- Michigan Ave. playground.
graduating class.
'}<) v.tnn.ih Strtlp CoHrrfji* ,^ "Vvi'ihtl,
presented:
,
Gertrude Frqlich for thechairwoman.
Insurance is required for all
W'Mirtrn*.. Wfjrncn'\ Auxiliary cH P>*n
first session. This class will ned.
Valedictorian will be Miss
wri/ no-.pi Ml, Jani;t F mm moo, Elkv
election
(
o
f
officers
for
the
•
•
•
programs
and is ' $ ! ' for
The
Republican
Municipal
last
for
two
weeks
with
Mary Jane Yawylak,, :M3
[Sernflrd Sifinor Mf-mor 1..1I. K-iri-n
L iiurri fir ynwood. K iwjimt, K rfJ'en IN COMEDY.— Cranford
Band concerts are a|so set children up to age 18. Adults
coming year. Mrs, Frolich Committee reelected Russell sessions
LflvJin, Drcflrlty Blark Student'. Union
scheduled for
Second Ave., Oarwood
K.nr.i.d- Vrvn In*.tilu1o, LiM» Romrtno,
1
actor Roy Douglass who was elected chairman.
Williams. Bri'drlfy (u»o-.tcr Out/ .
M.jf*cncil/i ',' hool. Sh/iron rVr.Nnm<T,
Gillet chairman. Others Monday, Tuesday and Thurs- for the summer. Anyone in- are charged $i;50. If insurance
Salutatorian will bo Miss Lori V.ishti
MrtyrrjonrJ Miinnion. M«ir/ O f U i C '
M.ir.fl ['oil- '.rhfjol, k/ir«;n K.l^por,
terested in playing in the has been paid, for previous
elected
include: Mrs. day.
. Stark, 323 l_ath SI . Kcnijworth. Ertw.ird B Frvin '>< hol/ir'.rur>. ",<i r..ui I ^fjni Iwrjf Jl'i Wet. n-/(I ion Commitk'c played Harry Edison in the
Hor.irc W Ho»<rr),inM<-rnoM/il
Holiday
Inn Dinner
concerts should contact Lynn programs, it is good for the
' horuJ i, C df'^n Lrtvan, Por r o Ro**»inii)
Others elected
were: Margaret Gutekunst, vice
Tennis
permits
issued
free
An address of welt'onu' will he Sopr.ino.
Uflymnrut
AA.innmn
dnt /
I'MMI
VrnilworHi V61«»fy' Club 'HondJ, Lflur.i
production of Neil
chairman; Mrs.Sue VizzoniN i r o m t h JfBorough clerk's Blecker at the practice year.
•"presehTe'd—IW—1W—riirsr- TVrc'.irlpy Nriim,i' (.lull. V«i«T3TI WI iimv 1 |Yr
lli'i
> f y C luh Kciih V
i,itir;n
-Simon's . "Prisoner of vice chairman; Patricia secretary treasurer, arid office for residents a r e
f oner'.
president Chris 'Bruce, 4H2 nri'Arlpy
l).ivi^i hrcrtf.|ny' PTA. Mnry J.inc
district 2, Robert Woods, delegate.
Second Avenue." Douglass Waldvogel,
firadloy, Carolyn Coppola, e. hleen
Boulevard; Kenilworth. :•
required for use on the courts
J
Icromr I pf'/tdr*. John
into,
previously
directed
,
and
' Charles K Vifale J r . . Lc^ry,
at Michigan
Ave. and at the
[v<»ymoncl Won N.ition,il Honor '
HI-VJ Jervy Mrtt.e ,'if holrtr',hir>v Wo*- r rj
acted
.in
Cranford Hospital seeking summer volunteers
iifT'jxinelhi. Cttrfjl / n f rrx f'Vcr/i, fiirOl
president of the I'nion County H.irlj.u.) K I V . A V . K J I ' . W ' H " M
highlschool.
;KENILWORTH- Vincent F. member of the council who
KiTiilworlh U o l n f / r lut. I N U
r i t M - n , Nfrtl F 11 /'. im rnon«t, Mrt? V~
Regional High School
Board of M,i'rlhrt
Dramatic Club producSalles also announced that a Scorese was named the has performed in an outlorrn/t. Student Couruil ellri»,<
(*<it ing, JcrrjfTii' L (*Pn(jf*, Prf /rnfjnrj
at
381-4200
Monday
through
1
Hahway
Hospital
is
seeking
t
Education will IK the main [)opl. flfl^bnrft Korsrhfk . VI vV I '.l No
flfifnon, Will.) M.ithiv N<inf 1 Morg.in.
tions.
weight-training class will
V7KJ. F'.ltruiri IJuwell. '..imucl '.
adult volunteers for vacation Friday between 8:30 a.m. and begin June 27 at the high "Knight of Year" by Father standing fashion during the
speaker.
McVeigh
Council
4186, year, and displays leadership •
'
coverage, during the summer 5 p.m.
school. Bob Taylor will be Knights of Columbus, at the qualities which have aided the
Knights plan
months.
directing this class. These are council's annual Grand grand knight and the memBible school set
open to 7 - 8th graders from 6 - Knight's Nite,
Volunteers with, various
bership.
bus trip to Shea
KENILWORTH- Tbe Kenil- 7 p.m., high school students
skills 41 re needed in many
• Scorese has been an active
worth
Gospel
Chapel
will-hold
'
K K N I L W O K T H T . . Father
Scorese is a past president i
from 7 - 8 p. m. and adults from member of the council for
areas ranging from the
Mc:ViMj»h C o u n c i l
418(5,
dietary department to nursing its annual Vacation " Bible 8 - 9 p.m. Registration will be eight years and served as of the Kenilworth Jaycees and
wasliamed Jaycee of the Year
Knights of Columbus, will.run
stations to office work. A School beginning at 9:30 a.m. held on the first session.
All the beauty of genuine wood in a rich
grand knight in 1971-1972.
to noon on Wednesday, June
twice. •
;
a bus trip to Shea Stadium on
Playgrounds
are
scheduled
particular
need
is
for
This award is given to
walnut finish!
'
Friday, .June 27 The has will . volunteers with craft skills 25, through Wednesday, July
Scorese is a Democratic:
—Del u-xe- q ua Iity- w OVG n-walfl u t-v i nyUil at_.
-David PnHock_i)L_W,eiiL_
Candidate fpx_cpuncilrnan.
VtBtnta:w111"ne;
the"director.
p rn Ki'fn'shmcnts will lie
roll-up window blinds.
work with patients in Rose
J
Bible stories, singing to
served on the has
Hall, the hospital's skilled
For all int.-ext.. rooms • Ready to
guitar accompaniment and
P r o c e e d s .will he used for t h e
Thursday, June 19
nur-Ktng
facility.
hang • Complete with hardware.
handcrafts will be featured.
councils Youth Activities
6:30 p.m.- Lions Club, Mountainside Inn.
KJIIHI K o r / i c k c t r e s e r v a t i o n s
Adults interested in being All children age four through
7:30 p.m.- Chess'Club, Recreation Center.
Size.
- Reg.
Sa le
grade eight are welcome. No
cnll Vincent S c o r e s e ' a t • 27(>- volunteer at Flahway. Hospital
8 p.m.-- Graduation, Harding .School. .
x
3x6
8.95
6.99
71HI7.
- - . ' .
may call .the volunteer office fee is charged.
8 p.m.-- Board of Health, Borough Hall.
4x6
10.95
8.99
Saturday, June 21
KENILWORTH-. Over 100.
6x6
15.95
10.95
guests attended a retirement
9 a.m.-Girls'Softball,-Harding Field.
~ tea recently given in honor of
10xr> . • ' .29.95 : "• • 21.99
Monday, "June 23
•
.
Mrs. Adolf Leikauskas in the
Harding
School, Mrs.
12:15 p.m.- Rotary Club, Holiday Inn.
Leikauskas, secretary to
/
superintendent of schools
Tuesday, June 24
1
John J. Kish, retired after
8 p.m.- Borough Council, Borough Hall.
many years of service.
Her activities have included
Wednesday, June 25
Girl Scouts, supervisor of
8p.m.--t>emocratic Club, Ange and Min's Restaurant.
playgrounds, Band Boosters,
1
Mothers' Clubs, PTA, Art <
Friday, June 27 ^
Association; secretary of the
8:30 p.m.- Bicentennial dance sponsored by Recreation
Union County Secretaries. '
Committee, St. Theresa School. Miss Kenilworth will be
$
Association and volunteer
crowned.
'
worker at Alexian Brothers
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Hospital.
A "This Is Your Life"
program in 1971 and a PTA life
membership award paid
tribute to Mrs. Leikauskas.
K of C cites Scorese
WINDOW SHADE SALE!!
ICeriilworth calendar
Tea fetes
secretary
ED & JOANNE
FORCE'
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VMl PLASTIC MOIRE
WINDOW SHADES
in 'cut to order tins ub to 37 1/4" W. - 6ft.L
Reg. 5.95
OUR PRICE
RFCT'S D A i r r i A i i r
Schering-Plough Corp.
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STRAW
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U n i q u e S e l e c t i o n of S u m m e r
J e w e l r y at DISC. P R I C E S & " O N E OF A I
AstroTurt "WELCOME" door mats (24" x 16"M.") $3.49 (reg. 4.9S)
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The week of June 30 will
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programs at the Five Points—
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Y's summer pVogram i s _
centered around day camp for
'children, but the Y also will
offer ..teenage gymnastics,
men's basketball and a
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KENILWORTH- "Love., evident quickly,! ~ usually at 201 Tucker Ave., Union.
The More Excellent Way" will within seven • days in conbe the sermon topic for d i t i o W s u c h as_ psoraisis,
The Konilworth Board ol Education
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Sunday at the 9:30 a:m. single dermatitis and. seborrheic .it I p.m.
in Harding Sclfool.
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pastor, Rev. D. Marvin ,W.
Green. The sermon will deal
with the Kith chapter of First
Corinthians, in which "eros"
LAJestJiclJ s
jpinest
or humanitarian lovq, and
"agape" . or suffering,
Kucrificial love, is contrasted.
Rev. Don Knott. educational
frief
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Sunday evening at 7 o'clock.
The trustees will meet on
Thursday, June 26, at 7:30
p.m.
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