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Thursday, April 2B. IjHili MADISON Florham Park Socials HKTTV HIJKI.H' FKONTIKR Diane Fontans celebrated her eighth birthday April 14 with a luncheon party for 10 classmates. Diane is the daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Fontans of Broadway.

Kristin Helmers received a Ford Fellowship towards her degree in the Classics at N. Y. U. She was also named to Phi Beta Kappa by the Beta Chapter of N. Y.

U. Washington Square School. Kristin is the daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Carl llel- mers of Elmwood road.

Mrs. Lawrence Sexton of Roosevelt boulevard recently returned from Cleveland, Ohio where she spent the Easter vacation with her daughter and son- Susan Ostrom Weds Walter Asp FLORHAM Mr. and Mrs. Charles Warren Ostrom Jr. of Rockwood road announce the marriage of their daughter, Susan Gail, to Walter Jeffry Asp of Glens Falls, N.

son of Mr. and Mrs. William Walter Asp of Springfield, Mass. The ceremony was performed Saturday at the Presbyterian Church of Madison by Dr. John W.

Parks. A reception at the Fortnightly Club In (0 Summit followed. The bride was given in marriage by her father. Miss Lois Ann Walter was maid of honor. The other attendants were the Misses Susan Angell and Anne Marie Dietrich and Mrs.

Jmr Mrs. Waller Asp William James Angell. Crest College, the bride is George Gregg Graves was a teacher in the Glens best man and ushers were Falls, N. Y. school sys- Charles Warren Ostrom III tern.

Mr. Asp is a graduate and Robert Bingham Os- of Brown University and is trom, brothers of the bride, associated with the Glens and Douglas Marquis. Falls Insurance Company. A graduate of Hanover The couple will reside in Park High School and Cedar Glens Falls. In-law, Mr.

and Mrs. H. S. Growther, and six grandchildren. Earlier in the month her daughter, Mrs.

J. J. McCarthy, and children, Anne and Joseph J. from Evanston, 111., visited here for two weeks before moving to Akron, Ohio. Karen Friday will celebrate her 12th birthday Sunday with a cookout for her fellow classmates.

Karen is the daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Robert Friday of Elmwood road. Mr. and Mrs.

Irvin Hazard and children of Circle road have Just returned from a two-week tour of Florida. On their way, they stopped to visit Mr. and Mrs. W. Phillips in Coco Beach for a few days.

Weekend guests who will be visiting at the home of Mr. and Mrs. E. S. Bromage of Cathedral avenue are Mr.

and Mrs. Phillip E. Jennings and their two sons, Keith and Bradford from Wellesley Hills, Mass. Peter and John Paul Richerhauser spent the Easter vacation with their parents, Mr. and Mrs.

J. Richerhauser of Sutton place, touring Washington, D. C. and Williamsburg, Va. David hauser, a crew member of the destroyer Coney with the Sixth Fleet, spent Eas- Barhara Fontana Becomes Brule FLORHAM Mr.

and Mrs. Herman Fontana of Hillside avenue announce the marriage of their daughter, Barbara J. Fontana, to Frank A. Sirico, son of Mr. and Mrs.

Salvatore Sirico of Madison on Saturday at Holy Family Church. Father Joseph Lugo officiated at the ceremony. A reception was held at the Florham Park Country Club. The bride, given in marriage by her father, had as her matron of honor Mrs. Carmen Gonnella.

Bridesmaids were the Misses Susan Terrone, Marguerite Paduano and Connie Crisafulli. John V. Sirico Afton Gardeners Plan Show FLORHAM FLORHAM The first IB high school radio station in Busting Out All Over Is New Jersey and only one of Mrs. Frank Sirico Pharmaceutical chairman. served as his best man.

Ushers were David J. Fontana, brother Lambert of the bride, Benjamin Vi- Co. vona, Carmen Gonnella, The bridegroom at- Michael Artiglere, and An- tended Mondell Institute of drew Foglio. Drafting and is a draftsman The graduated with Monscn Engineering from Hanover Park High Company. a wedding School and is a junior cor- trip to Florida, the couple respondent with Warner will reside in Parsippany.

respective parents, Mr. Brian Andrew, April 12 at Mrs. H. G. Smith and Orange Memorial Hospi the theme of the Interclub six in the entlre United Flower Show being heldto- states made itsdebut on the morrow evening at 8:30 in airwaves April 18.

Thesta- the Little Red School house ti0n, WHPH 90.3 on FM by the Afton Gardeners, dial, is being manned by Classes will Include an 45 students at Hanover Park all-green, an Oriental and High School who broadcast one for arrangements con- five days a week from 7:30 talning five flowers. The to 8:15 a.m. and from 4 public Is Invited to attend. t0 5:30 p.m. The Annual Plant Sale of the club will again be Three of the students arc held the day before Moth- Pictured during a recent er's Day behind the Trust broadcast at the high school Co.

Bank. A large selec- studio. They Include Ronald tlon of shrubs, annuals, Welssman, John King and vegetables and trees will Jespersen. be offered for sale to be- The Project got its start gin at 9 a.m. Mrs.

Albert when a KrooP of students Sheehan is advance order organized a radio club in WHPH Hits The Airwaves VSAJ Florliam Youth Kiicos (Jiarges 1961 and rigged up a station which fed programs through the rerSi and antenna Gerhard V. Kellner, Prin- mum-bin Schober, the radio station, passed the third class FCC fully licensed by the radiotelephony license Federal Communications exam. Commission with a trans- the The studio used for Hanover Township Mu- broadcasting was prepared "Ictpal liuildlng, became a by an industrial arts class are now active in college reauty. and regular commercial FLORHAM Florham radio stations. Manned by students 13 to equipment is used.

The Park Police cooperated Through an appropriation ig-years old, the station students are entirely in with Parsippany police in of $3,500 from the Board of boasts first class charge of the engineering, the apprehension of a local Education and technical ad- licensed operators, and an- T- faculty ad- anu Mrs. n. u. amun ana Orange Memorial Hospital, youth, Ernest Ochs, age 18, vice from three fathers of warci Schober a senior and nouncing Mrs. W.

M. Mitchell They have another son, Ste- of 135 Ridgedale avenue, students, A1 Couvrette, Larrv Rosenthal, a from Ronald Gearhart in Burlington, N. C. phen. Airman J.

T. Feltmann, son of Mr. and Mrs. J. Feltmann of Riverside drive, has received his airborne wings from Fort Benning, Ga.

He is now Edwi Larry Rosenthal, a sopho- 'ard more. Thirteen others have bred Strout. ter in Istambul. Mr. Mrs.

W.M. Mitchell Jr. and their children recently returned to their Rockwood road home after a one-week visit with their tve, San home on a two-week then will report to the Diego Scuba School, Aerospace and Rescue and Recovery Service. Mr. and Mrs.

Philip Crowe of Beechwood road announce the birth of a son. 3 Win FLORHAM Three high school students from Florham Park have been named as winners of state scholarships from the New Jersey Scholarship Commission. They will enter college next fall. The students, all seniors at Hanover Park Regional, include Sharon Champion, Patricia Fitzgerald and Carol Tursky. iuc siuuctub v.

who was allegedly In- William King and volved In the theft of money from washing machines rn and cigarette machines In MorhailiaireS 1 GloSC SCilSOll Parslppany-Troy Hills. Ridgedale School. For Information concerning iruippany-Troy Hills. bookings or auditions Lieutenant Arthur Hlb- FLORHAM -The or- May 15 will round out a Ruth AdamB or bard and Patrolman Earl hamalres will do a return busy season for the Flor- saiiv Wallo picked Ochs up engagement Saturday eve- hamalres, which Included early Saturday morning Ing when they entertain the concerts at Holy Family, ----------------------after a report from Parslp- Club of the Han- Florham Park; Stanley oanv that car was over Presbyterian Church. Congregational, Chatham, nf chr.u> Elks Club of Mad- X' 0 0 FULLY COOKED-READY TO EAT SMOKED HAMS I MB' SHANK PORTION ousurt 1 first cut CHUCK STEAK lb WHOLE or EITHER FULL CUT HALF IbSO1 FROZEN FOOD lb.

andwich read iz 28' COrfEECAKE GRAND UNION COTTAGE ICi APPLE JUICE i PEAS A CARROTS 8 i CnU SPINACH i CUT CORN 4 IE 6Jl00 HORTON DONUTS 3 5E fisHCAKEDiNNER j'; corrEECAKE donuts fUFFtf nA I Ik Hint I ejj CRCSCCNT POUND CAKE quart CQ( MAYONNAISE JAR JJ- 00 VOUR CHOICE PORK 4 BEANS SWEET GHERKINS 3 3 TCP NtATCn CHOICE SWKn MIXI.I) OR KRINKU (TIT HEINZ PICKLES DIXIE 5 OZ CUP REFILLS UNION GRAPE JUICE YOUR CHOK MOTT'S AM ot PM DEI. MONTI STEWED TOMATOES SonWEVE WHITE AS: HIED' BATHROOM TISSUE SLICED PINEAPPLE DEI MONTE ITALIAN STY1I GREEN BEANS 4.., 4i.v, 4 51 SUNSIP ORANGE JUICE GRAND UNION APPLESAUCE GHAND UNION IF IN I GREEN BEANS CHICKEN BROTH 6 1 6 6 FACIAL SAVE 12c CREST TOOTHPASTE C99 seen In the vicinity of the Their program of show larceny. tunes, folk music, and old Ison. However a few open and new favorites was so dates still remain on the enjoyed last year, that a calendar. similar repertoire will be rroiltier Ixealiy presented this season.

The Jules Marckmann, program will follow a pot- rector, will audition for a Plans New Look luck supper. few voices for next season, A Family Concert on any Monday evening at List Events At Hanover Park HANOVER PARK A Band Concert and a Campus Festival highlight FLORHAM Jack Fineman of Frontier Realty announces that he has retained Andy Limoi terior decorator of Flor- ham iitiui Decorators, to take pletely redo the interior of tonight Florham Park Women Have Banquet Boles the building at 187 Ridgedale avenue, retaining the early Amei the calendar of events at Hanover Park High School for the month of May. The schedule is as follows: May 7 College Boards, age from the so- 8:30 a.m.; May 7 Ha Pa Park residents will rority founder. Or the HI Movie Night, 8 p.m.; iart in the program program committee is Mrs. May 9 PTA Executive when the Union- H.

M. Lounsbery. Board Meeting, 8:15 p.m.; Morris County Council of May 11 Board of Educa- Beta Sigma Phi celebrates Ion Meeting, 8 p.m.; May of its 35th anniversary of the named In Dean's List :4 Spring Vocal Concert, me, in- FLORHAM Two Flor- mess if FI. dale avenue, retaining the Beta Sigma Phi celebrates rican motif days. Present founding quarters of Frontier Re- with a banquet at Lake Edge, alty have proved inade- Watchung, at 7:30.

quate for the increasing Mrs, William Quigley has business for the past been selected for the honor presenting a special years, said Mr. Fineman. 0f Sirens Screaming l)Y ELEANOR WEIS all the way to the hospital FLORHAM With siren a heart patient only to FLORHAM Dante Jannicelli, son of Mr. and 22 Band Dinner (offcam- A. Janicelli of vus); May 23 short day, avenue, has been dismissal at Open the Dean List House, 8 p.m.; May 27 at Northeastern University, campus Festival, 6to 11:30 Boston, Mass.

He will May 30 No school, 1 June. Vlomnrlal Hay. graduate in June. lose him as we wheel him a-rrssr; child whose heart Is heat- come a Florham Park. The sqi members who ride the rig must he prepared for all but whose breathing has emergencies.

wben A typical case was that takes we have lost of a three year old child Bomeone. close to us per- who swallowed an unknown The same squad mem- purse. squaa -'kfHfully members administered a 2 cr's; arfgaK universal antidote and, 24 a day 365 days a GG while rushing the tot to the 71,5 'Q-l hospital, radioed police for Horham Park starting information on the drug so Saturday for an extra large hospital personnel could This year, be- treat the child without fldea keeping he ambu- Jf lance rolling, the money will help pay for construe- ps Another was that of the o( a new building for nurseryman who was over- the plrst Squad. Not come by inhallatlon of everyone can save a life tv-. A wore beautiful America begins at home SAVE $500 Pmel ttwu Lot JO MADISON PLAZA SHOPPING CENTER, Rl.

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A trained first alder Instantly opened his air passage and administered oxygen which kept him alive until he could be treated at the hospital. Sometimes the emergency Is leavened with laughter as when the squad answered a rush call for oxygen for a heart attack victim recently. On arrival the women In white dashed to the door with tank and stretcher only to find that the man standing quietly on the front lawn holding a suitcase was the patient waiting for a ride to the hospital. Even routine transportation calls can be a challenge. Last summer the crew was called to take a three months old blue baby to Hospital In New York.

The baby needed a constant supply of oxygen. All went well until the ambulance, as It neared the Lincoln Tunnel, blew a tire causing a delay that could have drained the oxygen supply. After struggling with a balky Jack the women sought help from Port Authority Police and were able to deliver their none the worse for wear. Not all ambulance calls end so happily and one member of the squad expressed the deep compassion and dedication of all the members when she said, calls are very depressing. When we work i GEKAMUMS BUSHES CORSAGES matter where in the WORLD Mother is.

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