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January 23. 1975 MADISON KAGl.K CHATHAM C'orRIKR ()bituaries Myrtle Post Sharp Hilda Morton, R.N. CHATHAM TWP A funeral service will held at 10 30 a today at the Burroughs and Knhr Funeral Home. 106 Main St Madison for Mrs Hilda Morton retired head supervisor of maternity at Morristown Memorial Hospital Mrs Morton ho was 65 and lived at 14 Chestnut Hd died suddenly at Overlook Hospital Bom in LohiRhton, Pa she lived in Whippany and Green Village before moving to the Township three years ago She was a graduate of the Morristown Memorial Hospital School of Nursing Mrs Morton was past Royal Matron of Colonial Court No 45 Order of Amaranth, a member of the ladies' Auxiliary of the Commandry and a member of the Morristown Chapter of the Order of the Eastern Star She also belonged to the Alumnae Association of Morristown Memorial Hospital and the First Presbyterian Church of Whippany Surviving are her husband. Ralph a daughter Mrs David Prudden of the Town ship son Lt Col Norman Morton.

CSAK. of Fort Worth. Tex two sisters Mrs Ruth Keegan and Mrs Arlene Jones of Lehighton. five grandchildren. and two great grandchildren Henrietta Stewart Gonzales The funeral for Mrs Henrietta Stewart Gonzales of Pleasantville Kri New Vernon, was held yesterday in Pittsburgh.

Pa Mrs Gonzales died Friday, Jan 17. at Morristown Memorial Hospital after a short illness She was horn in Wilkinsburg. Pa and lived in Madison and Chatham before moving 12 years ago to New Vernon She was a graduate of Swarthmore College and was a member of the Madison Presbyterian Church Madison Branch of the American Association of University Women. Friends of the Madison Library and Phi Beta Phi national sorority She leaves her husband. Henry Gonzales In lieu of flowers, contributions may be sent in her name to the American Heart Association.

55 Maple Ave Morristown Helene Kruse CHATHAM BRO A funeral service will be held at 1 today at the Burroughs and Kohr Funeral Home. 106 Main St Madison for Mrs Helen Wohlers Kruse 82. of 107 Center Ave Mrs Kruse died Monday at the Pine Acres Nursing Home Madison Born in Omaha Neb she had lived in Chatham some 50 years She was a graduate of the Jersey City Normal School and taught school in Jersey City up to 1924 Active in civic organizations here. Mrs Kruse was a member of the American Legion Auxiliary Chatham Unit No 92 The wife of the late Henry Kruse she is survived by two sons Henry Jr of Albany. Cal who was twice a candidate for the Assembly and Edwin Democratic chair man in Chatham and a brother Fred Wohlers of Madison In lieu of flowers, memorials may be made to a favorite charity.

Harry Sauter CHATHAM BORO Funeral services for Harry A Sauter 74 of 59 Kings Rd who died Tuesday Jan 14 after a long illness were held Saturday. Jan 18. at Burroughs and Kohr Funeral Home Madison Born in Glendale LI Mr Sauter had lived here for 50 years He retired in 1967 from the Erie I-ackawanna Railroad He is survived by four sisters Mrs George Bearnes Mrs John Dineen. both of Chatham Mrs James Sweeney Eaton and Mrs George Herlick yueem MADISON Mrs Myrtle Post Sharp formerly of Madison, died Sunday Jan 19 at the Methodist Manor. Branchville Mrs Sharp, 92 was born in Nottawa Mich and moved to Branchville from Madison to years ago The widow of Rev Clarence A Sharp she was a member of the nited Methodist Church in Madison for 69 years She leaves a son.

Donald, of Honesdale. Pa two daughters Mrs William Beck of Ashury Park and Ruby Elliott of the Bronx. three grand children, five great grand children and one great great grandchild Olga Gianas CHATHAM BORO Funeral services for Miss Gianas of Woodland Rd who died Friday Jan 17 were held Monday Jan 20. at Ss Constantine and Helen Greek Orthodox Church Orange She was 47 Born in Scranton, Miss Gianas had lived in Maplewood before coming here She was with New Jersey Bell Telephone Co 25 years She is survived by her father Spiros a sister Helen and three brothers. John, Peter and Paul Viola K.

Madden CHATHAM BOKO Private funeral services have been held for Viola Madden 60. of Millburn formerly of 354 Man St Chatham who died Jan 18 Born in Morristown Mrs Madden was a decorator for Poly Plaslex I'nion She is survived by her husband John a son. John a daughter Mrs Beverly Ruze one brother two sisters and five grandchildren A memorial service will lie held at 2 Sunday. Feb 2 at the Methodist Church In lieu of flowers donations may be made to the Methodist Manor in Branchville Charlotte S. Martin CHATHAM BORO Funeral services for Mrs Charlotte Smith Martin, wife of Edward Martin of 234 Fairmount Ave were held Monday at 10:30 am in St Pauls Episcopal Church Mrs Martin died Thursday Jan 16, after a long illness She was 62 Born in North Plainfield she lived he for the past 60 years She was a graduate of local grammar schools Kent Place School.

Summit, and Cedar Crest College, Allentown, Pa She was a member and for mer secretary of the Chatham Community Players member of the taiard of trustees of the Madison Chatham Red Cross former board of trustees member of the Chatham Historical Society: member and former treasurer of the gift shop of Overlook Hospital Auxiliary former member of the board of directors of the United Campaign Fund of Chatham, and a former Republican county com mitteewoman Survivors include her husband Edouard three daughters Mrs Ann Carlson. Lexington. Ky Mrs Lou Fackert Winchester Mass and Mrs Virginia Morristown her mother Mrs Louise Smith. Chatham two sister- Mrs Peg Piimmer Rancho Bernardo. Calif and Mrs Betty l.um.

Chatham and seven grandchildren Plan Future Physician's Day FAH FROM HOME f.ia Zanoletti Tighti Madison High School exchange student, points out her home country of Honduras to her Madison hostess. Sails Stone Honduran student visiting here Edward K. Ziesmer FLORHAM A funeral ser vice for Edward Ziesmer of Whiting formerly of Florham Park was held Jan 16 at Haberle and Barth Colonial Home. Union Mr Ziesmer who was 80 years old died at his home on Jan 14 He had lived here for 13 yeats before moving to Whiting He retired 15 years ago as a route salesman for Sheffield Dairies where he was employed for 35 years After retirement he worked for Heller Co Madison as a bench operator He was an Army veteran of World War I He is survived by his wife Olga Schmidt a daughter Mrs Helen Walton of Westfield a stepdaughter Mrs Helga Shlapeof Florham Park, and a stepson Dr Oscar Daub of Savanah Ga Winter will be a new experience this year for Gia Zanoletti of lion duras Miss Zanoletti is visiting this couniry through the Open Door Student Exchange Program and is the guest of Sally Stone, daughter of Mr and Mrs Arthur Stone of 186 Kings Rd Miss Zanoletti arrived here Dec 13 and will visit until Feb 23 She is at tending Madison High School with Miss Stone and is carrying a full student schedule One of the highlights of her visit will be seeing the Conducts mass for aunt MADISON The Rev Msgr Peter Mimnagh. pastor of St Vincent de Paul Church.

San Diego. Cal has returned to his parish after officiating at the Mass of Ihe Resurrection for his aunt Mrs Elizabeth Mimnagh McDonald, at St Vincent Martyr Church last week Mrs McDonald who resided at 11 Prospect St. died Jan 10 Don Quixote Ballet on Feb 15 as the guest of the high school Spanish Club Miss Zanolettis visit was arranged by the Open Itoor Student Exchange Program through Miss Elaine Haley high school Spanish teacher Future Physicians Day will tie held at Overlook Hospital on Tuesday. Jan 28. offering an opportunity to area junior and sentot high school students to get a firsthand view of a career in medicine All aspects of a doctor's career, from the pre medical requirements through medical school internship, residency and on to the wider world of practice will lie presented to students from Madison.

Chatham Borough and Chatham Township high schools and 14 other area high schools participating in the Overlook Health Career Program Opening speaker will he Warren Nestler. of Summit. Overlook Medical Coordinator who will discuss Medicine Today Arthur McLellan and Mrs Jean Green. Emergency Supervisor will tour the students through Troop 7 gives awards MADISON Appointments to new posts and advancement in rank were awarded at the first Court of Honor of 1975 for Boy Scout Troop 7 of St Vincent Church Appointed were senior patrol leader laau DeRosa assistant senior patrol leader Dennis Maty us patrol leader- Bill Penders. Sieve McKenna.

raig Stockert Greg Fielding and Joe DeKosa assistant patrol leaders Ed Kennedy lienms Walsh Tom Stockert Bob Noonan and Artigliere den chief Ray Depta Advanced in rank were Scout Jeff Goddard Mike Pooler Paul Weisgerber Mike Libretti. Mark Simmons Chris Toto Mike Lepre Anthony Marinaro. Jim McCarthy. Mike Keating Rich McCarthy Tom Hutchinson Ti mmerman and Mark Hoffman, tenderfoot Lon Artigliere and Dave Swetland second class Ray Itepta Dave Hoenemcyer and Chris Conroy first class Bob Noonan Star Scout Joe DeRosa Life Scout De Rosa Merit badges went to Bill Penders Anthony Artigliere Bill Artigliere Lon Artigliere (Tins Conroy. Marty Conroy Greg Fielding Joe DeRosa DeRosa Ray Depta Dave Hoenemeyer.

Ed Kennedy John l-epre Dave Schmitt Dennis Maty us Bill Schwarz Dave Swetland Mark Schmitt Kevin Reid and Dennis Walsh In the troop flag contest Patrol i was first Patrol 5 secoqd and Patrol 4 third CHRISTOPHER son of Mr and Mrs Robert Ryan of 14 Walnut St Chatham Boro has been placed on the dean list for the first semester at Georgetown University AM BORO SALE DAYS STARTING JAN. 23 OUR FABULOUS SALE CONTINUES fwwwinp YAM) VAJlD 9 North N.J 07928 635-6506 (ialk 209c to 309c on si-lccrlcd OILS watercolors prints REPRODl Cl IONS POSTERS 20 off on all CUSTOM FRAMING JAN 24 thru Feb Mb. 1975 Fnday 104 Saturday 10-5 30 Sunday and Monday SALE on all fabrics CHANTICLER FABRICS 265 MAIN ST CHATHAM 635-4622 on ready to wear FREE ALTERATIONS HELEN'S DRESSMAKING SHOP 250 Mam St. Chatham 635-9354 SPECIAL FOR CHATHAM SALES DAYS I PASS A SHOP CALLKI) TOl CM OF VFFVFT oil on Srlrrt itrms l.m. I.

UP TO OFF ON DISCONTINUED VINYLS TO 60 10 TO OFF ALL WALLPAPER Converse All Star Basketball shoes Pro Keds Basketball Shoes Ma'craft Platform Tennis Rackets Marcraft Platform Tennis Balls $9 95 $9 95 $12 95 3 for $1 69 Except Fair Trade Items Fabulous Warm up Suits Reg $2195 our price $14 95 Fabulous Official Multi colored Basketball Reg $7 95 our price $4 88 Men's or Women's Athletic Socke Reg $1 98 our price $1 49 (PHONE CALLS WELCOME PRICES GIVEN ON THE PHONE) 635 7656 Overlook's Emergency and Out Patient Department, describing community medicine and Overlook's new Family Health Centers, as well as the activities of 15 other specialized clinics provided by the hospital for low income patients Harry Stumpf. Associate Pathologist will guide the groups through Overlook extensive laboratories and Alexander Crosett. Jr through Radiology Family Practice resident physicians will tour the groups through the amily Practice Unit and explain this new concept in medicine in aounion to Dims there will he opportunity for question and answer jsenods plus persona! in lerchange with the par ticipatmg physicians A special panel from Overlook house staff residents will hold an in formal dialogue session in the afternoon Participants will include William Zurich, and Charles DeAngcles. I) 5th Channel Clinical Interns Joseph Coppola. Resident.

Internal Medicine George Nemeth Resident. Family Practice. and Alex Horowitz, Resident. Pediatrics Future Physician's Day starts at 9 30 a in the Wallac'- Medical Education Center, off the Main Ixibhy Interested studenis can make arrangements to attend through their school guidance departments Overlook's Health Career Program is sponsored by the Auxiliary and coordinated through the hospital Public Relations Department Attendance is limited to the first loo students who apply Local roads get state aid River Road in Chatham Borough and Cathedral Ave in Florham Park have been selected to receive state aid for repair Chatham Borough will receive $25,000 for the repair of River Rd while Florham Park will receive $4,500 for the repair of Cathedral Ave The aid to the two municipalities is being provided from one of four separate funds which have been authorized by the State Legislature to provide about $15 9 million in aid to New Jersey counties and municipalities each year Under the provisions of this aid source, the State Department of Transportation annually receives applications from muni cipalities interested in constructing or reconstructing portions of their road and street systems The amount set aside for each municipality represents the State's in the total cost of an ap proved project The State share may be up to 90 per cent Subsequent construction plans are reviewed by the Department which also checks materials and construction work Named director Judith A Drake. Chatham, has been elected to the Board of Directors Aid and Adoption Society of New Jersey Mr-Drake, who serves on 'he Chatham Township com mittee a degree in education from Douglass College and an in education from Rutgers University She is presently chairman advisory hoard State Bank of Chatham, and a board member for the Madison Cooperative Nursery School and the Woman's Club of Chatham Township CREST FAMILYCOTTON SWABS Tooth Paste 2001 89' 69' LISTERINE VO 5 QUARTS HAIR SPRAY 49 69 Limit 2 BUFFERIN JOHNSON 100 BABY SHAMPOO 88c 16 oz Limn 2 $159 16 oz 250 VITAMIN PEPTO BISMOL 100 1 $349 $1 69 7 oz RIGHT GUARD KOTEX 40 DEODORANT REG or SUPER 98c $1 89 If 7 niriLr limn arnnntl cow, RENT or BUY ftalhert wh vupp-M olxia REGISTERED CAMP SURGICAL SUPPORT LITTER CAM 6356700 LOR PROMPT FREE DELIVERY LIBERTY DRUG CO.

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