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IDT 4 TT 1,1 tt'aJ, Sr-lilnlpil lw beginning at 9:30 a.m. Cominq Events 14 THE COURIER-NEWS Plainfield, N. Friday, May 10, 1963 at the Somerville Shopping I 1i IU nUlU OrdPr nf Personally Speaking Center at the rear of the 1 'DeMolay, Somerville chapter, iu 9 aw V1HV4 XT Comin. Events Hems tneuld be mailed brought to The Courier-Niws office. Plainfield.

(not telephoned), the day before desired publication date. mmfmmmmmmmmmA rill have a car wash tomor- Sears-Roebuck store. J. Mountainside Dessert bridge and fashion show, sponsored by Altar and Rosary Society of Our Lady of Lourdes Church. 8 p.m., parish auditorium.

Benefit of Church buildina fund. (First of two days). North Plainfield Luncheon at noon in the First German Reformed Church, TODAY Somerville Rummage sale in ON THE Fit uuer 5T- ants Pi-, sponsored by the Ladies Aid Society of the rhun-h Among those who will return to Plainfield this weekend from a three weeks trip abroad are the following; Mr. and Mrs. De Witt D.

Barlow Methodist Church Fellowship Hall, High beginning at 9 a.m., sponsored by Women's Society for Christian Service. Plainfield Donor luncheon of the Plain-field Hebrew Institute at 12:30 p.m. in Somerville Inn, Somerville. Guest artist. Miss Barbara Rodkin, lyric soprano.

Plainfield" A Stroll Through Shake-sDeare" flower show presented by Mon- i nf 1015 Prncnprt Avp Mr day Afternoon Club Garden Department, 1 l-9 p.m. at p.m. at the club. ana Mrs. tawara tsenr Jr CAMPU of 1229 Radcliffe Place, Mr.

WEDNESDAY MAY 15 Scotch Plains Rummage sale at 435 Park 9 a.m. -3 p.m., sponsored by the Sisterhood of Temple Israel of Scotch Plains and Fanwood (second of three days). Mountainside Dessert bridge and fashion show, sponsored by Altar and Rosary Society of Our Lady of Lourdes Ch tirrh. Whitehouse Rummage sale at East Whitehouse Firehouse, 9 a.m. -5 P.m., sponsored by East Whitehouse Ladies Fire Auxiliary (final day).

Scotch Plains Card party and sweet sale sponsored by the Mothers' Auxiliary and Mrs. Pierce A. Chamberlain Jr. of 1641 Forest Hill, PRACTICAL I GIFTS She loves pretty and prao tical things, and you 11 en- chant her uith gifts from our uide and tionderful collection. 4.

Mountainside A musical! program by students in the! borough schools and election and installation of officers; will highlight the closing meeting this season of the Mountainside PTA Monday at 8 p.m. in Deerfield School. Classrooms will be open for i visitations at 7:30 p.m. A feature of the presenta-! tion will be a patriotic cantata, "Sing a Song of America," by fifth grade students of Beech-wood and Echobrook schools. Fourth and sixth graders! will dance.

Mrs. Gerard Jan-! none and Miss Marilyn Strand are in charge of this Instrumental numbers bv! 1100 of Boy Scout Troocs 103 and 203 in the Mrs. Francis P. Day of 8 p.m., parish auditorium. Benefit church i building fund.

(Final day). Basking Ridge Ninth annual antiaup dUUI'UriUril Ul Ji. DO! niuiuincn i'ic nKUJ tie Church, Westfield at 8:30 p.m. Far Hills Spring rummage sale at Far Hills Fairgrounds, 10 a.m. -4 p.m., for the benefit of the Visiting Nurse Association of Somerset Hills (first of two days).

Warren Township Rummage sale, 10 show in Bishop Janes Methodist Church, noon-10 p.m., sponsored by the Tower Club and the WSCS (first of three days). Campus Events At Douglass: Sunday John Earle Newton Music Recital, Department of Music, 4 p.m., Voorhees Chapel. Clinton Annual spring dinner of Hunfer- a.m.-4 P.m. in Education Building of 00" -oumy caucanonai Association at Union Village Methodist Church (final ,:.30 P-m. in North Hunterdon Regional jayi High School, honoring all retiring educa- tors of the county.

Speakers, state Sena- sale sponsored Miss Aphrodite Kastas. a sophomore at the State University of New York at Buffalo, has received a $100 Pan-hellenic Scholarship award. A biology major and dean's list student, she has had the highest average in her dormitory for two years. Her parents are Mr. and Mrs.

John Kastas of 88 Jackson North orouicr i tor Bowk ev anri Amhlxmar by the Ladies Guild of the Community E. Gimson. THURSDAY, MAY Scotch Plains Rummage sale at 435 Park 9 a.m. -3 p.m., sponsored bv Church at 10 a.m. in Somerville Shopping Center.

Flemington Rummage and food sale at American Legion Post 159, Route 69, 9 a.m. -8 p.m., for the benefit of the nurse's scholarship. Tuesday Presentation of Douglass honors and awards, 11:10 a.m., Voorhees Chapel. the Sisterhood of Temple Israel of Scotch 'Plains and Fanwood (final day). Piscataway Card party sponsored by Rahway Mr.

and Mrs. Gerald S. Furman of 1096 Oakland Mr. and Mrs. Hugh M.

Gaston of 737 Dixie Lane, Mr. and Mrs. Alfred W. Green of 916 Fox Hill Lane, Mr. and Mrs.

William F. Kenny of 740 Belvidere Dr. and Mrs. George F. Lane 2nd of 1000 Hillside Mrs.

Harmon C. Martin of 1083 Hillside Mr. and Mrs. John S. Roome of 1071 Cooper Rd.

and their daughter, Miss Susan Roome, and Mrs. Arthur D. Seybold of Woodland Ave. Mr. and Mrs.

Barlow motored through northern Italy, Southern France and Spain. Plainfield "Pirates of Penzance," Gil- Rosary Altar Society of Our Lady nerr aH Cull i i Fatima Church at 8 p.m. in the church, tho rk.r.. ri.n. Plainfield.

Miss Suzanne Van Duzer, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Clarence D. Van Duzer of 727 Harding Westfield, has students will be directed by Joseph Petrullo while the Boys' Glee Club will be led by Louis Stukas. The Lark-ettes, a choral group, will sing.

Aden G. Lewis, music coordinator in the schools, has organized the program. auditorium in New Market. Prizes and refreshments. Plainfield Choral festival, "The Sound of Music in Plainfield," presented by the combined choral groups of Plainfield High School in the school auditorium.

Scotch Plains Performances by the New York Percussion Trio at 7:30 p.m. in Scotch Plains-Fanwood High School, sponsored by the PTA Council Theater tist Church at 8:30 p.m. in Fellowship Hall of the church (first of three performances). Tickets available from choir members or at the church. Basking Ridge Ninth annual antiques show in Bishop Janes Methodist Church, noon-10 p.m., sponsored by the Tower Club and the WSCS (second of three days).

Watchung Rummage sale in Wilson At Rutgers: Tomorrow Joint Army-Air Force RO-TC Spring Review and Field Day, Department of Military Education. Military exhibits. 1 HOUSEDRESSES 2.98 3.98 1 SUNDRESSES BETTER DRESSES I PLAY SUITS BRUNCH COATS 2.98 3.98 BACKWRAPS 1 2.98 3.98 I DUSTERS Committee. Tickets available at the door memorial Church, valley and Hill Westfield Twelfth pops concert of thejcrest Rds 10 a .4 sponsored by Band at 8:30 Westfield Senior High School sky divers, presentation of Wetumpka Twig of Raritan Valley Hospi- tal Auxiliary. p.m.

in the school cafeteria (first of two performances). awards, review of troops, Air Force Drum and Bugle Corps to perform, 9:30 a.m.. Rut FRIDAY, MAY 17 Plainfield "Pirates of Penzance," Gilbert and Sullivan operetta performed TOMORROW gers Stadium. Somerville "The Desk Set," a the Sanctuary Choir of First-Park production of the Jewish Community Cen-' Baptist Church at 8:30 p.m. in Fellow-ter and the YMCA, at 8:30 p.m.

in ship Hall of the church (second of three Bridgewater-Raritan High School. performances). Tickets available from been initiated into Chi Omega sorority at Westminster College, New Wilmington, where she is a freshman. Joseph Gardner has been named to the Orientation Board at Grove City (Pa.) College, where he is a junior accounting major. His parents are Mr.

and Mrs. G. Harlow Gardner of 145 Forest Panwood. Richard North, son of Mr. and Mrs.

Verne North of 237 Plainfield "Rummage Every Satur- cnoir members or at the church Basking Ridge Ninth annual antiaupc Birth Announced Mr. and Mrs. Kenneth P. Dinicola of Washington, D.C, announced the birth of their first child, Brian Kenneth, on Apr. 20, 1963 in Andrews Air Base Hospital, Md.

Mrs. Dinicola is the former Peggy Maritz, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. F. R.

Maritz of 386 Somerset North Plain-field. Her husband is the son of Mr. and Mrs. Victor Dinicola of Altoona, Pa. Mr.

and Mrs. Chamberlain spent a week in Switzerland and the remainder of the time in England and Scotland, where they visited with relatives. Mrs. Day, who was joined by her brother, John A. C.

Keith of Richmond, Va. spent several days in France before day," weekly sale from 8:30 a.m. to noon at Mellick House, North Ave. between Richmond and Berckman sponsored by Plainfield City Union of King's Daughters for the benefit of the Day Nursery. Millington Plant and food sale sponsored by the women of All Saints' Church, show in Bishop Janes Methodist Church, noon-5 p.m., sponsored by the Tower Club and the WSCS (final day).

Flemington Two one-act plays, "The Skin Game." and "Parted on Her Wedding Morn," presented by the Fleming-ton-Raritan Education Association in the Wednesday Rutgers Club of New Brunswick annual picnic, 4 p.m., Log Cabin, College of Agriculture. Concert by chapel choir, music for organ and choir under the direction of David A. Daniel K. Reading School for the bene- 10 a.m.-3 P.m. at the church.

Fairmount Buffet supper in Fairmount OT Tne community swimming pool Firehouse, sponsored by Ladies Auxiliary wirsr or two performances) 1 CULOTTES PLAY SUITS 1 APRONS UNIFORMS One of the largest assortments in Central Jersey I WE FIT 'EM ALL LARGE AND SMALL SIZES 10 to 52 HALF SIZES 144 to 32'i I dress ssMmr I I 177 EAST FRONT ST. Next to coerke PLAINFIELD niiiiiuiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiini somerville Spring dance soonsorprt of the Fire Company, starting at 6 p.m. I Plainfield Joseph Delzatto testimonial Third Dunellen, is a member of the arrangements committee for the annual physical by Plainfield Lodge 885, BPO Elks, starting at 9 p.m. in the Elks Clubhouse, 116 Watchung Ave. Buffet and dancing to and going to England, where they the Rosary Altar Society and the Holy Name Society of Immaculate Conception Church, 9 p.m.-l a.m.

at Somerville Inn. East Millstone Card party sponsored by Millstone Valley Grange 169 at 8 p.m. in the grange hall. Berkeley Heights Third annual spring concert in Governor Livingston Regional High School auditorium. Walt Wengryn's Band.

Kirk- Drinkwater, organist choirmaster, 8:30 p.m., patrick Chapel. met Mrs. Day's daughter, Miss education students demon Lebanon Little arts festival" of the Hunterdon County Branch, AAUW, 1- The felt tents of the ancient stration, to be held Thursday p.m. in studio of Mrs. Emily Milnor in Stanton Mountain Lebanon RD, featuring paintings, floral arrangements, demonstrations, and chamber music at the Rutgers University Mongol tribes of Asia were called yurts.

Gym. North is a freshman (first of two days). Flemington Card party In Grandview physical education maior at Thursday Annual Rutgers and Douglass Physical Education Demonstration, 8 p.m., Rutgers Gym. Rutgers. SATURDAY, MAY IS Plainfield "Pirates of Penzance," Gilbert and Sullivan operetta performed by the Sanctuary Choir of First-ParK Baptist Church at 8:30 p.m.

in Fellowship Hall of the church (final performance). Tickets available from choir members or at the church. Whitehouse Station Ninth annual opening day of the East Hunterdon Lit- Grange Hall at 8:15 p.m., for the benefit of Grange community protect. Prizes and Anne Day, a student at Marshall College, University of Aberdeen. They spent the remainder of the time in England and Scotland.

Mr. and Mrs. Furman traveled to France, Switzerland and Germany, spending a brief time in England before flying home. Carl A. Modecki has been refreshments.

Far Hills Spring rummage sale at Far Hills Fairgrounds, 10 a.m.-4 p.m., for the named editor of The Kentucky benefit of the Visiting Nurse Association tie League at 12 noon on the I mis Kernel, student, daily newspaper at the University of At Fairleigh Dickinson: Sunday The Maynard Ferguson dance band will present an outdoor jazz concert at 2 p.m. in the English Gardens on the Madison campus. Mr. and Mrs. Green spent several days in Paris, and of somerset Mills (final day).

Bradley Gardens Family Fun Day sponsored by the Bradley Gardens School PTA, 1-4 p.m. on the school grounds in Pine St. Tickets obtainable from Mrs. Robert Schwarz or Mrs. Edward Sauer-hoeffer.

Edison Second nnual charity ball of the Lions Club in The Pines, for the benefit of the proposed local hospital. Scotch Plains First annual horse show of the Garden State Riders at 10 a.m. in Novak's Field, Raritan Rd. and Martine Ave. Chester Fish-n-chips supper sponsored bv Chester Chapter 175, Order of Eastern Star, 5-8 p.m.

in the Masonic Temple in E. Main St. Tickets at the door or in advance. South Plainfield Spring fair, 10 a m. -4 P.m.

in Roosevelt School, Hamilton Blvd. then went to Portugal, Spain League diamond, Brown-Ingram Memorial Field in James St. Far Hills Card party in Far Hills Fire House at 8:15 p.m., sponsored by the Ladies Auxiliary of the Fire Company. Prizes and refreshments. Piscataway Buffet supper and benefit dance sponsored by PBA Local 93 at 8:30 p.m.

in the River Road Fire House. Proceeds will go to the sick, welfare, and death benefit fund. Plainfield Children's film program In Art Gallery of Plainfield Public Library at 10 a.m. Piscataway Fair sponsored by Arbor Senior Girl Scouts, 11 a.m.-4 p.m. in Arbor Fire House Field.

Booths, games, refreshments, and exhibits bv Girl Scouts, Civil Defense, Rescue Squad and Fire Company groups. Plainfield "Rummage Every Saturday," weekly sale from 8:30 a.m. to noon at Mellick House, North Ave. be- Kentucky in Lexington, where he is a senior in the university's School of Journalism. The son of Mr.

and Mrs. Charles Modecki, former Ber-nardsville residents who now live in Pahokee, he was at one time a correspondent for The Courier-News, The Morristown Record and The Bernardsville News. Miss Kristin Langlykke, a sophomore at Vassar College, Couple Wed 41 Years Long Valley Mr. and Mrs Henry Steinmetz Sr. of Fair and Majorca.

Mr. and Mrs. Gaston met relatives of Mrs. Gaston's in France, and motored through the country, concluding their trip with a brief stop in Eng view Ave. celebrated their 41st wedding anniversary at home Wednesday.

and Evona PI. Auction at noon. Warren Township Card party, 8:15 Both are natives of the Saar section of Germany. Mr. Stein metz is a retired employe of rween Richmond and Berckman sponsored by Plainfield City Union of King's Daughters for the benefit of the Day Nursery.

Flemington Two one-act plays, "The Skin Game" and "Parted on her Wedding Morn," presented by the Flemington-Raritan Education Association in Daniel K. Reading School for the benefit of the community swimming pool (final npr- p.m., Kescue aquaa ounaing, sponsored by the Mt. Bethel Fire Company Auxiliary. Piscataway Children's Movie, "Seventh Voyage of Sinbad," in color, 1:15 p.m.. Arbor School Auditorium, sponsored by the Arbor School PTA for the benefit of the Piscataway Township Poughkeepsie, N.Y., is one of 25 members of her class chos the Calco Company of Bound Brook.

They have one son, land. Mr. and Mrs. Kenny spent several days in Paris, then motored through the wine country in France, also spending some time in London at en to carry the 1963 Daisy Henry and three grand Chain and take place in com Scholarship Fund. Centerville Spaghetti supper 57:30 'formance).

children. p.m., Stagecoach Barn, sponsored by the Centerville Methodist Youth Fellow mencement weekend festivities June 1 and 2. She is the cuisun ruin annual Tuno-raising fashion show of the Union County Chapter of the National Secretaries Associa tion at 2 p.m. in Bamberger's Menlo daughter of Mr. and Mrs.

As- ship. Peapack-Gladstona Bake sale sponsored by Women's Auxiliary of the Elks Club, 9 a.m. -noon in the Bernards Inn. East Millstone Mother's Day food sale sponsored by Ladies Auxiliary of Mill r-ar snopping center store. Somerville "May Fiesta" sponsored by Van Derveer School PTA, 10 a.m.

-4 p.m. at the school grounds. ger Langlykke of 1415 Pros pect Ave. mm i i oLi wnniyj ii mi the end of their trip. Dr.

and Mrs. Lane also spent several days in Paris before a motor trip through France, joining the group in London. Mrs. Martin and Mrs. Sey Card Party Slated Warren Township The Washington Valley Fire Company Auxiliary will sponsor a card party May 22 at 12:30 p.m.

in the firehouse. Mrs. Edwin Mundy is chairman. The group voted to be on call to serve coffee and sandwiches to firemen while fighting fires. Teenage Hop Set South Somerville The Auxiliary of the Hillsborough 3 Fire Company will hold a teenage record hop on May 17 at the firehouse from 7:30 to 10:30 p.m bold spent sesveral davs to stone Valley Fire Department in the fire house in Market St.

at 11 a.m. South Plainfield Sale of items baked by Girl Scout Troop 417 at 10 a.m. in Capital Shop-Rite, for the benefit of the troop's Washington, D.C. trip. Peapack-Gladstone Food sale, 10 a.m.-2 p.m.

in Dedus Parking Lot, sponsored by Circle 4 of the Peapack Reformed Church for the benefit of the Cherub Choir. Westfield Twelfth pops concert of the Westfield Senior High School Band at 8:30 p.m. in the school cafeteria (final performance). Plainfield Installation of officers of Storr-Richie Post 506, VFW, and its aux-, iliarv in the post home. Plainfield Annual bazaar of Wash-! ington School PTA, 11 a.m.-3 p.m.

In the school. Metuchen Ballet variety, 8 p.m.. Me-' tuchen High School, featuring French Ballet Studios of Plainfield, to benefit; Cerebral Palsy Treatment Center in Roosevelt Park, Edison. gether in France. Mrs.

Sey Mulford Co. INSURANCE Since 1876 bold then left to visit relatives in Germany and Mrs. Martin went to England, and spent the majority of her $12 SUNDAY, MAY 12 Lebanon "Little arts festival" of the Hunterdon County Branch, AAUW, 1-6 P.m. in studio of Mrs. Emily Milnor in Stanton Mountain Lebanon RD, fea 201 PARK AVENUE Plainfield 6-5800 Eve's: FZi 5-0114 PL 7-5844 turing paintings, floral arrangements, demonstrations, and chamber music (final day).

Plainfield Mothers Day dinner In parish hall of St. Mark's Episcopal Church, 1-4 p.m., sponsored by St. Mark's Guild. Plainfield "Target Youth," Women's i time in Cornwall, at the home of her son-in law and daughter, Mr. and Mrs.

John I. Edwards. Mr. and Mrs. Roome and their daughter Susan traveled through England and the Continent.

Mr. and Mrs. Henry L. Marion of 606 Crescent Ave. have returned from Oklahoma City, where they were guests for three weeks of their son-in-law and daughter, Mr.

and Mrs. Creed Taylor Huddleston Jr. and their young son, Creed 3rd, and baby daughter Susan. Day program sponsored by Women's As sociation of Bethel Presbyterian Church at 11 a.m. in the church.

Speaker, Mrs. Dorothy N. Payne of the Youth Division of the New York City Police Department. Will start you on a glamorous career in beauty culture. We are a school dedicted to the Professional advancement of beauty culture, and both state and nationally accredited.

Garden State Academy of Beauty Culture 1517 Maiden Lane Bound Brook, N. J. Phone no 9 1733 MONDAY, MAY 13 Far Hills First concert of the Somerset Hills 4-H Quarternotes at 8 p.m. in the Far Hills Inn. Proceeds will aid the International Farm Youth Fund and the band's instrument fund.

TUESDAY, MAY 14 Scotch Plains Rummage sale at 435 Park 9 a.m.-3 p.m., sponsored by the Sisterhood of Temple Israel of Scotch Plains and Fanwood (first of three days). 23 Are Sought For '38 Reunion I Ceremony Planned Edison Miss Mickey Rae Klorman, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Maynard Klorman of FEATURING ALLESON of ROCHESTER Sport Shirts be called to Bas Mitzvah Ethel will the Torah as a King Size DINER CAFETERIA Slacks Suits Sports Coats Sweaters Topcoats Robes Dress Shirts SOMERSET Jackets Pajamas Underwear Raincoats Footwear Work Clothes today at 7:30 Edison Jewish p.m. in the Community Center, Congregation Beth-El.

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