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The News from Paterson, New Jersey • 18

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The Newsi
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Paterson, New Jersey
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18
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Inc fnr fllhum In which to Ther are some 8.500 Peace the American Flag, in which! the album to be ready for initial distribution about Jan. 10. house them. The new White Ac gradually evolve into doves of peace, two of which fly beyond Jfl Dec. 29, 1971 Paterson News Corps volunteers participating six of the eight stars shown album is being produced in re-sDonse to this widespread de primarily in eaucauon, neaun In this unique new album the field.

At tne top left in sans serif appears "Peace Corps, 8c IHfl 11 It.lf'l'fJ I illustrated display spaces will mand. I ana agriculture, turn voromum-ty development programs in some 59 United States." be provided for all of the sou A lilcelv reason for the DODU- venir cards produced by the Plate numbers, two blues and larity of the cards among phila one red, are at the top corners THE WORLD OF STAMPS A Weekly Column for Philatelists Bureau of Engraving ana Printing or the Post Office Department since those made in of tne upper panes and at the 4 bottom comer of the lower telists is that, witn a iew ex-ceptions, they feature reproductions of pictorial motifs from stamps. The card produced for Beth works In the university guidance office and Paul is a Rood friend of the dean of engineering, who helped plan the reception following the ceremony. As a result. I re-celved four covers, autographed by all three astronauts, postmarked from Cape Canaveral.

The one is dated July 26, the liftoff: the next July 30, the landing on the moon; the third July 31, the first moon River expedition, and the fourth, Aug. 7, the splashdown. All covers have beautiful cachets and are rare prizes. 1939 for distribution on tne tour panes. By BERT NAWYN Persons desiring first day ing philatelic truck.

To date there have been 23 varieties, cancellations may address re the recent New xor uty ajsua Show, for instance, shows the 1930 Graf ZeDoelin air mail the most recent being the quests to "Peace corps stamp, Postmaster, Washington, D. C. card prepared for the ANPHIL sravure on the Bureau of En The Peace Corps commemo Istamp design. EX stamp exhibition in New IF YOU are at the right place at the right time, it's possible to pick up a philatelic which is both unique rare. I received such a gift for Christmas from my son-in-law and daughter, Paul and Beth Veenema.

The Saturday before Christmas the three astronauts of Apollo 15, Dave Scott, Al Worden and James Irwin were at the University of Michigan, where they were given honorary doctorates. All three are graduates of the university. York City Now 26-Dec. 1, Special pages printed in to match other White Ace graving and Printing's Andreot-iti press and was designed by Rmrthnrv Thorn nsnn nf River rative has become the first stamp in the U.S. 1972 program with announced first day of Is 20013," enclosing the proper re-mittances and addressed en.

velopes. The Peace Xorps was estab More than half of the 23 varieties were prepared for distribution during the past two pages for U.S. postal issues have been designed for the al side, Calif, who based his con sue and site. listed on a temporary basis by executive order March 1, 1961, vears. This accelerated fre A White Ace album for Unit The two firsts were acmevea iwn a its Postal Service an as well as a distinctive binder.

Since many of the sou- vpnir rnrria nrA larPfl (RV2XWV1). cept on an award-winning I'eace Corps poster by David Battle of Yellow Springs, 0. At tho Hnttam nf the red. ed States souvenir cards is in quency of issuance has increased interest in the cards preparation, according to The and became a permanent agency after Congress passed the! Peace Corps Act, Sept. 22 of both the pages and binder will Washington Press of Mapie nouncement revealed the 8-cent 6tamp will be released Feb.

11, 1972, in Washington, D. C. The stamp was printed by to the point where both, collec tors and dealers began clamor white and blue vertical stamp 'is a simulation of a portion of wood. The publishers expect1 that year, oe larger man normal aioum size. But the album will be in usual White Ace three-ring looseleaf style.

Its price has not yet been announced. So that the album can be kept up to date, supplementary sections will be published a a Artist James Wyeth says he is receiving scores of letters from persons asking him about the 1971 Christmas stamp ne desiped. They are questioning a word that was used, not his artistry. The stamp, witn a partridge perched over two pears and a cluster of leaves, bears the inscription: rof Recife On the first day of Christ mas my true love sent to me." Letterwnters from across the country think it should be "gave" instead of "sent." The artist says he first used "gave to me," out was told by postal officials in Washington that the original text of the anonymous, ballad said "sent." Wyeth changed but was sur mised at first oay 'ceremonies Washington Nov. 10 wnen a chorus sang "gave." A top-ranking postal otticiai sitting nearby just looked at me and said, 'What are you going to recalls Wyeth.

He adds Jokingly, "Ever since I was a child, I always heard it SPECIAL sung as 'gave to guess it's better for the Postal Serv ice to use the word it did." The orisinal painting for the INTRODUCTORY OFFER "Tha fh that won't quit" lit Quality 100 Amplon Nylon Foodtown Fashion Picture stamp and preliminary drawings for the design are on dis- I 1 1 tiizi at tne uranaywme mver VO SAUSAGE 1Zc useum until Jan. 9. visitors Swrff Premium Bonolost Short Cut SMOKED QCtcSMOKED DAISIES TONGUES usually pause to look closely at MEAT the original artwork to see how PANTY Fresh Regular Style CHICKEN LEGS the artist redid the word ana WottoLLdh pasted "sent" over "gave." Shenandoah ROCK CORNISH GAME HENS 49- Fresh Regular Style CHICKEN BREASTS VAIb.avg Wyeth did all tne design worK for the stamp last spring in Chadds Ford. He originally APPETIZER DEPT. SAVINGSI NOSE planned to do a stamp for each '59 of the 12 days of Christmas but HOMEMADE ROAST BEEF 1 5 9 was told this would be too cost ly.

He says he could not be as PASTRAMI SALAD h.2V free with the design as he want Conrad DtLI DEFT, SAVINGS! L99 ed to because "it had to be an organized design due to the limited area I had to work in." SEAFOOD DEPT. SAVINGSI 9-lb. can SWItT HKtMIUM HAM cm Wveth disclosed for the first BONELESS SALTED COD T9 $2 time that he made another re PAIR 34b. can owviri rttcmiuM HAM vision In the design that is not SlicodCooluMl FLOUNDER mm CALIF. SQUID t.k-y noticeable to those viewing the original artwork.

"I had 6 U.S. 79t A t- -A t. I I 1.1 1 fOODTOWN SALAMI but was told it must be U.S. 8c Shenandoah Long Island DUCKLINGS tg Shonandoah lonoloM Wh. Ml Dk.

Moat Tl IDISCV OrHCV 4J4-lb. and changed it," he says. The artist, a member of the ova. Postmaster General's Citizen Stamo Advisory Committee, savs letter writers who are col CAVS 9rU iff Ok mi lectors claim this is the only la White time that they can recall seeing the word 'love" used on an American-designed stamp. towels dsm I IrtB WHh Thil Coupon 8K Ivv 4 1 -n ty ormoitwl.

Oj fi Upntt Sati4l IvNnJty I Vt Aj A Happy New Year to all the readers of this column. ClOV iBTSLlVcLrPTHIS COUPON Vll Phone Company Worker Cited For Aiding Child Arthur H. Makowskl of Wood- Ridge hag been awarded New Jersey Bell Telephone Company citation for aiding a three-year- OMET CSi STERLING- cleanser oae salt ml i i in i ii urn i i mill in in ii ii mi i hi mm 'i1 i I 1 TTTVl'e I I.fjVU'LVl' rf ff la old gin who was injured in an automobile accident in -Tji Vr (tzzitvi; A SANBORN I VfW7if 7 7l lf V. oihol. S8 ff 1' ff Z4 Z4 mi Uk ana tmly.

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rn Dartdl Ovtdiio HocJ PRETZELS HOLIDAY PRODUCE! The repairman parked his M0NTINI TOMATOES Qc CkocoleM Covtroi THIN PRETZELS truck, took a first aid kit and ran to the scene. With the help of another passer-by. he re FOODTOWN THIN MINTS- 2yc MMi-w-rti RIIITHNI 90' iMinrrjc BiiiBCDC moved the girl from the car and applied compresses to a cut on her face to stem the bleed 79 I FAB 25cl SAVI 12 WhhThit Coupon 70'- IVv upim'ia1ayraa4laMarmarkat. CM II .1 VS. Urn ana pararfuM tamay 1 Sf rooowwo wy ing.

Makowskl returned to the car rtANuu is J7 EVEREADY COCOA 'ST 45 and assisted the girl's mother, KRISPY CRACKERS Swnlwit CHEEZ-ITS Sims Kin HI HO CRACKERS StmiKim SESAME BREAD WAFERS I KM, CmM, Onion, WUtl ty TmiI or S(MM Irtait Woltrl KEEBLER CRACKERS Al ooWtitW vr rodi littiM W.O.IL. la W'hn Soom who was in shock, until the I jVvY' "r1' oar4aT January Can RI PNlVcUP THIS COUPONll 45 VITA HERRING TASTY BITS MAMMOUTH RIPE OLIVES 7 29c Lyndhurst Police arrived. Both the girl and her mother were taken by ambulance to Hacken-sack Hospital for further Wilkooi Sloiw Owro'ialit i mrz-tiiiin urnnirr 11 h) i uJ rUIIY boi 3V tgy VAKAjvnlniU LntKRltJ Extra Fancy Clil WONDER PEPPERS ...25 rrx.urj It was later learned that the FROZEN FOOD SAVINGS! girl and her mother were the family of one of Makowskl's co DAIRY SAVINGSI Foodtown Florida ORANGE JUICE ESCAROLE OR CHICORY 19' LEMONS 10w49 JUICY L1MES 5 39 workers, Stephen De Beills. a cable splicer also from New SARA LEE If CHOICE Whh TW. Coupon Xj LriJCaJjqJ 12-01.

ffigNvVCUP THIS COUPON T8gi Jerse Bell's Passaic, district. S9 69 negation Bla, Ji 59c KnG POTATOES 1 EiinFaWMla 1 Makowskl, who has 19 months telephone service, completed a company-sponsored first aid training course' in 1970. He lives at 591 Moonachie Avenue is Wood-Ridge. Oanai Kant Oraaan lUavtar or OlnWa CM FRENCH FRIES Na4MWfrraaaa TWk. )( MSry TERS ritJ-mt 29 DELICIOUS APPLES 25 Wi mi tf farilkmi TOMATOES 29 HEAVY CREAM VkwTMtyMM HERRING V69 Vandals Damage School 28 Room Aim ji FRUIT DRINKS WHh Thit Coupon Cono 4 1 any riinm luax awi lill YOUSAVE40RE rn oniii id Vow 5ove More DRIVE Vou Save Aflore COLOR BLEACH RINSO.

You Save More CONDENSED ALL Liquid COLD WATER Ii ICfAlk 111 Ob aiv4--- broke Into School 28 at Tempi giont 49-ot box 87 37 umbo 77c fn lait 2 Street and Presidential Bpuie-vard and ransacked room 107. In addition, the intruders en- 1 0 a. g'onl bo 4T aT I 87 1 Toward tha jrehato tt any aadkaMMoa terea tne omce and remove I tho tU. nfa hilt ail aw.m va rOICD.I.TATrDC did not gain entrance. Policy vni-ir iw II J' XOm- I i baal i You Save More COLD WATER SURF Vou 5ove More SILVERDUST BLUE Vou Save Mote RED 7c eft LIGHT; SPRY were alerted by tne scnuv.

alarm eystem. WaaOMrraat4aY law aria aa4 1 any iaa4li Im.hi hi. I LMl ana fa-Mn tangly. I Malrai oaiaa ann Justin Quiies of 77 cedar said that a plane ticket to Puet- 49 m. 87 giant giant 50 or.

box 87c rririfcoupdN tagggi 91 Itn RIfrt anil tAM In rash were 80c. 'Y YftH 38-01. 42M. I-w -w nil vi Of ivu stolen from his home. He re Frio.

Wfocttv. thru Saturday, January 1. Not rtipontibl for typographical arrort. Wo ratorva tho right 1. limit quanthloi.

Mombor Twin County Orcari. ported that there were no ia of a forced entry,.

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