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THE MONTCLAIR TIMES, THURSDAY SEPTEMBER 30, 1948 In Executive Post New Series Montclair A. C. Names Leader (Continued from Page One) jects editor of Newsweek, who was war correspondent in the China- IF I IE 1 fflAEMIEl Burma -India theatre in the years 1943 to 1945 and has spent much time in the Far East since 1930. It is planned to have two or more Sisco Takes Appointment as Activities Director of speakers, to be chosen later, review at the March 17 meeting major issues Walter Young, president of the Board of Governors of the Montclair Athletic Club, has announced the tppointment of Bob Sisco to the post cf activities director. Young, srtsen making the announcement, explained that the Board of Governors desired to afford every opportunity to the many new members of the club to take advantage of all the facilities of the club.

Sisco's success as director of the Summer program for the junior members, led the Board to choose him for the new post. Sisco, a native of Paterson, Is presently a senior student at Panzer College of Physical Education and Hygiene in East Orange. A veteran, fee served four years with the U. S. Coast Guard, twenty-eight months of which he spent ia the European Theatre.

After 'serving as commanding officer of a subchaser, he was released from active duty with the Tik. of Ensign in the U. S. C. reserve.

After his release in 1946, he served as a director of a playground in Paterson, managed the lightweight basketbaH league and taught swimming and life saving at the Paterson V. M. A. where he was the assistant physical director and had charge cf all Red Cross water activities. His appointment as director of Junior Activities at 1L A.

C. early last summer resulted in the largest junior participation in many years. then current in Europe affecting United States policy. On April 21 the Forum subject will be the problems and possibilities of world government and the wisest course to be followed in aiding the evolution of the United Nations into an organization suitable for the sort of world we want. As in former years, Forum members will be entitled to admission to the auditorium for each meetingbe-fore 8:10 P.M., when the doors will be opened to the general public.

Checks for membership fees or for special contributions to the Forum expense should be made payable to The Montclair Forum and sent to Mr. James M. Speers, Membership Secretary, 3 Wendover Road, Montclair. There are three classes of membership: active $1, family $5 and sustaining $10. Outlines for use by discussion groups on the subject of each meeting will be made available.

Anyone wishing to form or to take part in a discussion group is invited to notify the vice-chairman in charge of discussion groups, Mrs. Woldemar Weiss, 285 Valley Road, Montclair (telephone Montclair 2-6025). A board of representatives of local church and civic organizations which is being formed to advise and cooperate with the promotion committee of the Forum, whose chairman is Mrs. David R. Treadwell, and with the Discussion Croup committee, led by Mrs.

Weiss, will hold a meeting 1AM SATISFIED CETTffl)ME! RICHARD C. LANCASTER of 261 Midland Avenue hoi been named executive secretary in chorae of personnel services of the Notional Council of the Y.M.C.A. The appointment was made at a meeting of the executive committee of the council. Mr. Lancaster has been a member of the personnel services staff sine 1945 and for a period was acting executive secretary.

Before this he hod been a member of the armed services department staff during three years of the USO program. He went to the national council in 1942 after having been associate general secretary at the Montclair Y.M.C.A., with which he was associated for sixteen years. Mr. Lancaster wos graduated from Springfield College, Springfield, ond did graduate work at New York and Columbia Universities. Thousands of satisfied men and women are members of the Grand Union family.

Their friendly spirit and cheerful willingness indicates the cooperation prevalent throughout the Grand Union organization. This friendliness is reflected in the continued patronage of over one million Budgeteers who buy their food needs at Grand Union every week. JOIN THE GRAND PARADE TO GRAND UNION UNION TAILOR GRAND UNION MANAGERS PICTURED ABOVE ARE; READING FROM LEFT TO RIGHT: HENRY DOEMER, BRONX, N.Y.; SAM R. SHATTIE. BURLINGTON, MICHAEL BLASKO, RIDGEWOOD, N.J.; BRUCE WHEELER, KINGSTON, PA.

members to support activities at the club. Another reaton for customer satisfaction at Grand Union is the uniformly high quality of meat. "AA and Quality, Grand Union meats arm "TailorMade" for less waste and "Backed by your guarantee, of satisfaction or your money refunded. Grand Union's low price policy will save you money every day. Vne 1ttiAr! anneal ti thp SATISFIED MANAGERS MAKE SATISFIED CUSTOMERS Communicable (Continued from Page One) tomorrow (Friday) evening from 7:30 to 8:30 in St.

James Parish' House at Trimmed Ready To Cook lb. 6 9 Legs of Spring Lamb the corner of Valley Road and Belle-vue Avenue, Upper Montclair. board of health or to other person designated to receive such report SftSafCS SIRLOIN PORTERHOUSE When no physician is in attendance Freedom Train (Continued from Page One) "AA or Quality "Tailor-Made" New York Dressed it is then the duty of the person or persons in charge to report the Cleaned Ready To Cook lb. 73 4 Lbs. and Over Fresh Fowl case to the local board of health.

"Failure to report a case of com John Young motion pictures; Watch this paper for an DIPORTANT Announcement Soon 1 S9r 89' municable disease may, at some future date, become quite a hard-ehin nn the nerson involved. In Willard Van parade; Alan Heil, special events; Dr. Harry Chuck Roast Beef Center Cuts "AA or Quality quarantining contacts to a com municable disease we quarantine ex Sprague, United Nations." Mayor Deyo's proclamation follows: Whereas, the system of government which we enjoy as Americans Made From Selected Lean Meat clusively by what our records show. Rib or Shoulder If there is no record in our files of Frpch firminri Poof Lfllilll LllDDS Genuine Sprin is being tested by the historic events lb-33C wwaa hihhiih aWWI the contact ever having had the dis ease, even though the parent or per of this critical period of world his tory; and "Whereas, the system of govern riUIIIIUGI I IIIGIO AO, Halibut Steaks nrpccoil Whitlntr son in charge may state that the Cross Cut Lamb Shoulders Grade Sugar Cured Sliced Bacon lb 55 Selected i9i Beef Liver 35 Lamb for Stew alty to American traditions and faith person has had the disease, It Is necessary to quarantine the person in question for the required number OOy Clams uMe in their enduring character; and vt it- tatrt $Unir Oysters of days as set up by the State law. "Whereas, a national program of 'rededication to American ideals and principles is being conducted by a 'To illustrate how a case which has not been reported may work a hard The reason for the "At Home" atmosphere in Crtnd Union stores is the friendliness and -willingness to servo you displayed by satisfied Grand Union Personnel.

Grand Union constantly strives to increase the benefits and improve the working conditions for its large family of employees. It was one of the first major food chains to establish Profit-Sharing Bonus Retirement Income Plan VMrtfom irttk Far A Five Day Work Week Pay for Overtime Sick Leave with Pay Group Life Insurance 'Hospitalization Insurance On the Job Training Special Training School Every man and woman in the Company i eligible to receive the benefits of these many protective policies which make Grand Union a preferred place in which to 'work. Grand Union Managers are Satisfied Managers. you would like to join the happy Grand Union family, call or write: Pertonnel Dept. The Grand Union Company 50 Church New York 7, N.Y.

Beekman 3-7400 (mm non-partisan citizens' movement ship on the person concerned: known as the American Heritage THE BEST IS STILL THE OSST "During the year this department Foundation, sponsored by the At received a report of a case of whoop torney General of the United States and endorsed by the President of ing cough in a family which con Another reason for customer satisfaction at Grand Union is the wide variety of groceries. This is "National Advertised Brands Week" and whether you bay nationally advertised brands or the fine quality groceries sold under Grand Union'e own labels, Grand Union's low price policy will save you money every day. the United States; and "Whereas, said program was de sisted of four children. Investigation showed that three of the children had become ill with whooping cough within a few days of each other. The mother stated that the eldest child, signed to create a greater aware ness of the unique blessings of the American heritage and to raise the Chicken or Cream of Chicken a high school senior, had had whoop level of citizenship through more ac Soups 2-31- ing cough several years ago but that it was a very light case and as it was during school vacation period, she had not thought it necessary to re Beech-Nut Clapps tive participation by Individuals In the affairs of their government; and "Whereas, said program includes the tour of the Freedom Train, carrying the most significant exhibit of Catupbell's Baby Foods Rflueller's Strained 10 85' 2 1-17" Gerber-Heinz-Libby port.

"As a result It was necessary to original American documents, and provides for 'rededication' programs Elbow Macaronf Spaghetti Straight Macaroni Thin Spaghetti quarantine and exclude this person from high school for the number of by each community visited by the 2 pVgs. 31 2 of so 2 Freedom Train; days required by State law. "Now, therefore, Howard N. Deyo, "We strongly urge that" all cases of communicable diseases be reported so Advertised Brands Paper Napkins I4 Mayor of Montclair, do hereby proclaim a week of rededication to American ideals and principles for Montclair and to be known as Mont Hartley's Orange Marmalade Pillsbury's ,...30 SMALLER SIZES FOR 33 SMALLER FAMILIES I've tried them clair Rededication Week and I do Sunshine Ni-Ho Crackers Green Tipped Hunt's Asparagus Fresh pak Green Beans Hot Roll Mix hereby urge all citizens and organi zations to participate in the cere monies and events constituting Mont 2.i.. 35 Green Peas 2 give me clair Rededication Week; and I do 31 Dark Sweet Cherries 19 wv4oi.pl,, 25 sf.

15 t4 plt. 2 27 229 Riolto creom btyie Golden Corn No. 2 cant hereby extend to the Freedom Train the warmest welcome of Montclair." 0 Si 5 that we may have a better control over the spread of the disease and also so that some innocent person will not be quarantined or excluded from school during an important time in their life." Incidence of communicable disease was reported by Mr. Stalnaker as follows: Measles, 56; German measles, 25; chicken pox, 311; whooping cough, 103; mumps, 396; pneumonia, 31; tuberculosis, 20; scarlet fever, 16; syphillis, 73; gonorrhea, 49; diphtheria, one; undulant fever, two; pharyngitis, one; pneumococcus meningitis, one; Vincent's angina, 14; streptococci sore throat, five; impetigo, five; granuloma inguidnale, one. Pine Cone or Preston Green Peas ZNo Libby's 23 Red Tart Cherries s.17 Chocolate Syrup 19 Pitted Cherries 1 7 ivtowated miir No.

303 can Town (Continued from Page One) Hi-Hot I FROZEN FOODS Mixed Fruit 14 Lvt Mason tS Lima Beans foo, Birds Eye 17 Green Beans ,0" pk-Lit Birds Eye AA Chopped Spinach 14 01 ZOf CAWNIfv'6 NEEPS For Canning 7ft Ideal Jars lUf For Home Conning tfj Mason Jars 79 uof Neck Seal or Top Seal Jar Rings -k oM20 Liquid Pectin ft Certo Z4f P9nnt Oil 2NO Jc.n.29 Black Raspberries 8021 8 or. can Si 51 mAYonnmsE filADE WITH REAL EGGS 01 A A A oz. cen Asparagusc.n.cut. .30023 35 Red Raspberries liams and Jane Hinton of Klmber- ley. 4 Sweet Peas Mt.

Jackson Applesauce Wymon's Blueberries Maytime Peaches Hunt's Pears Heart's Delight Apricot Nectar A committee of adults and repre nr Libby's a OCv Llbby Satisfy nq a IA no zvi Tomato Juice I No 2 ZO Deviled Ham No OOf Early Morn Coffea I 3 AA "ed Bow fA Dworf Rich ond Zeitful a OC N. 2AnJ3 Pea Beans If Cucumber Pickles iof Freshpak Coffee Economicol, Satitfyinfl sentatives of local civic and business organizations will co-operate with the youthful committee members in 27 Gwnd Union Coffee 2:: 89 1m Cudahy A bunsweer 0 Roast Beef Hash Ib cn Prune Juice Sunsweet Don't walk in a daze-Look both ways. preparing for the party. PQ. Royal Tender Leaf Instant Tea Armour's Corned Beef Hash 1 Pard Dog Food Miss Matthews Returns From Insurance Session (Fvlftriflf TOAST, MUFFINS, Willi iiy PANCAKES, WAFFLES Assorted Puddings Miss Elsie Matthews, general agent of the Manhattan Life Insurance with It Special Sale 4 for the Price of 3 Plus 1c 37 4-23' 2 IV 33 2Vi oz.

Ir Better Health For Your Dog 1 1b. can Company in Montclair, has returned from St. Louis were she attended the MAEffl. convention of the National Association Loosens Dirt Gold Oust Stops B. O.

Lifebuoy Soap Octagon Laundry Soap Kirkman's Granulated Soap Kirkman's Soap Powder Kirkman's Complexion Soap -22 2hth27 3-25 ii.t34 i pi 24 DAIRY FOOPS oi Life Underwriters. Miss Mat FRUITS VE8EHBEE Whole Milk thews opened the Women's Day session at the convention and also while there, received her tenth consecutive membership in the Women's Quarter 31 38 Cheddar Cheese Domestic Swiss Cheese ORANGE MARMALADE Whet a tangy-weet tost treat! Ripe Seville Oranges from sunny groves simmered with pure cane sugar to flavor perfection! ASK YOUR GROCER. Made in America HcwMary Marrrt McBtMt, Mn-Fri. 1.1:45 P.M. WNBC Another reason for customer satisfaction at Grand Union is the wide selection of "pick-of-the'erop" fresh Fruits aqd Vegetables.

Grand Union's low price policy will save you money every day. Million Dollar Round Table. In earn ing this distinction, Miss Matthews Is Sliced or Chunks A A American Loaf Cheese 'lb Zd Stondord am Pabst-Ett Cheese Z9 Borden's a A Cheese N'Bacon 5 For Beauty Sake gy aa Woodbury Soap "ZOf Toilet Soop f)Q Sweetheart Soap. 0 ZOf Toilet Soap OTv Sweetheart Soaphsa.Z Lif now a life member of this organlza tion. After leaving St.

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