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Sept. 20, 1969 Paterson News 11 MORRIS COUNTY NEWS By Al Smith Community Caperfe 5, Creator of Show 1 776' The Ellsworth Morgans Mark 60th Anniversary Working on New Musical Louis Armstrong and Tommy Dorsey and nas on occasion played Dixieland with Mugsy Spanier. He is the composer of the hit songs "Dungaree Doll" Broken- Hearted Melody" ana "wonder ful Wonderful." His scores in ySZrlV, oScf Jl BUT NOT IF yoRE Hi of -ftM'TH clude six Elvis Presley movies Included among the well artists who have recorded his songs Tighter Consumer Laws Called For BOONTON Democratic Assembly Candidates Stephen Richer and Frederick Lieb-hauser have both expressed a need for stronger laws for consumer protection, y- In a joint release, the duo declared that the present day consumer is at the mercy of false advertising, inconsistent food processing regulations- and unclear interest and installation rates. Liebhauser charged that-Republican incumbents have been voting against several consumer protection measures in the 1968 legislative session. Only four consumer proposals out of 30 bills introduced have passed the legislative in the past two years, he said, and the legislature has failed to assume its responsibility to enact laws to protect its citizens.

-i Catholic Women Slate 3rd Show are Johnny Mathis, Eddie Fish er, Sara Vaughn and Andy Wil hams. In addition Edwards has "doc tored" several musicals which he declined to name with the exception of "13 Daughters' PARSIPPANY When Sherman Edwards began about 10 years ago to create a musical based on the American Revolution and the signing of the Declaration of Independence he seemed to have all the ingredients for a colossal failure. There were only two females in the production. The theme was by contemporary standards hopelessly square and every critic in New York thought Edwards' idea of a musical based on the American Revolution would be likely to set a record for the shortest run on Broadway. Yet the play "1776" written and composed by Sherman Edwards and set in the Revolutionary War period has won three Tony awards, the Drama Critics Circle award as the best musical of 1969.

Small Advance Sale The advance ticket sale of only $60,000 for the opening March 16 indicated little promise for a long run yet today people are writing for tickets 6-8 months in advance. About 10 years ago when he was working as an accompanist starring Don Ameche. Previous to World War II he sained ex perience in musicals from being a member of the companies of "Pins and Needles" and "My Sister Eileen." MR. AND MRS. ELLSWORTH MORGAN SR.

With the success of "1776' PASSAIC COUNTY Sherman Edwards has become something of a celebrity. Fan mail comes from as near as Grievance Measure Introduced LINCOLN PARK St. Jo Brooklyn and as far as Italy Old Army buddies send their congratulations. "Edwards Kus, Wyckoff and Upper Greenwood Lake before moving to Lincoln Park. The Morgans have three children, Mrs.

Clifford (Dorothy) Brown of Maywood; Mrs. Richard (Mildred) Van Hsrken of Lincoln Park and Ellworth Morgan Jr. of Ridgewood; 14 grandchildren and 16 greatgrandchildren. They also had two sons who are deceased. LINCOLN PARK Mr.

and Mrs. Ellsworth Morgan Sr. of 6 Seminole Ave. were guests of honor at a party celebrating their 60th wedding anniversary. Mrs.

Morgan is the former Viola Perry. They were married In 1909 in Ridgewood and were both born and raised in Wald-wick. The Morgans resided in Ridgewood, Paterson, Ho-Ho- By Manchester Regional Board served as a second lieutenant during World War II and until seph's Parish Council of Catholic Women will hold third annual fashion show and buffet supper at the Wayne Manor Wednesday evening, Oct. 15, starting at 7:30. Mrs.

john Agel and Mrs. Frank Nolte are co-chairmen of the affair. superintendent of schools or the 1947. HALEDON The Manchester grades, the teachers will be re3 warded for their incentive school board. Regarding student disorders A woman writes to inquire if he is the same Sherm Edwards who sat beside her in a class for the singer Mindy Carson, being reimbursed for the cost of the course.

or disruption of the orderly con duct of the school schedule, Tickets and table reservations The board approved the usg a .1 iL. picture taken some years ago at Newark's Bragaw Avenue School. A girl writes to say may be secured from Mrs. Ken and tiring ot a cannon at tne School Board Rapped for Spending $9,000 for Offices "I wish you could be my his neth Giesege of 23 West William St. A minimum of five Daid Manchester home foobb games by Peter Teichmann tory teacher." classes or general deportment, the student or students involved will first be asked to follow the established grievance procedure.

If they refuse the parents will be notified to come to school to remove their respective children and if this fails, the police tickets are required. Reserva North Haledon, whenever Mai tions will be made in the order Regional High School Board of Education, Thursday introduced two resolutions dealing with student grievances and student disorders. The student grievance motion allows any student who has a grievance against any teacher or school personnel to present his gripes in an orderly manner first through petition to the student council, If the council decides action or decision must be made by the administration, the matter is brought to the attention of the principal or administrative assistant who will meet to hear the student's grievance. If the decision of the adminis Mr. Edwards conceived the idea for a musical based on the times of the American revolution.

Costumes and dialogue would be authentic with the exception of some theatrical license taken with dialogue to condense the time span. After three years of steady work which included one complete revsion of dialogue to insure authenticity the score and story line were completed. Most of the score and story were done in an old former Chester scores a touchdown. In approving the request received. Fashions will be by Fun and Teichmann.

the board una school systems" but not for Butler. The board approved appointment of Mrs. Dorothy Santo as a teacher's aid in a retarded mouslv stated that they hop will be called in to remove dis Fashions of Wayne. There will be a drawing for a mink stole orderly students. he would be able to fire the cannon auite freauentlv.

Trustee in addition to many door prizes. The success of "1776" has been the incentive for a second musical. The title and theme were not revealed by Mr. Edwards. A hint of the content may be gained from the fact that research for the new musical is being conducted in the Grand Teton mountains, around the Snake River and at Jackson Hole.

His only comment on the new musical was "It's pretty nutty." in charge of the raffle are Mrs. class for two hours a day at Passed on final reading was a policy regarding professional improvement incentives where John Cleary and Mrs. Joseph $2.25 an hour. Delia Vecchia. by teachers can attend an ac Toe Skyline Conference rec George King of Haledon remarked Jbaf since Teichmaip was from North Haledon, he point the cannon toward thai borough in case something should go wrong.

hunting lodge which is borne to ommendation to increase the credited school for the purpose of advancing in their particular tration is not satisfactory to the price of game tickets to 75 Democrats Plan Annual Outing area and if they attain A or Edwards and his family and is situated at the end of an un-paved road in the Boonton Manor section of Parsippany- students, they can appeal to the cents for students with S. 0 cards and $1.50 without, did not PEQUANNOCK The Pe- meet with the Butler board's quannock Township Democratic Organization has completed BUTLER The public hearing on Butler's 1968-69 school audit provided Trustee James Powell with the opportunity to criticize a $9,000 expenditure for converting the top floor of the annex building to offices and a meeting room for the Board of Education. If that sum had been put in the budget, Powell declared, "We would not be over-expanded." The annual audit prepared by Roger Flanagan of the Morris-town auditing firm of John W. Wehman Associated, had pointed out $13,000 in over-expenditures last year. "Stricter control of the budget is indicated," Flanagan said in his recommendations for this year.

In defense of the administration board secretary Donald Hawkins explained that $11,200 Of the over-expenditure had been for the state mandated installation of a fire system. This bad not been anticipated, views. Troy Hills. Standing in the driveway Is "Basically, or games are for a Volkwagen station wagon. plans for the annual picnic to be held at Silas Candict Park, Kin- Painted orominently on the side SATURDAY the kids," the board members agreed and set a reduced rate of 50 cents for home games for nelon, Sunday, Sept.

28, from 1 p.m. until dark. The pavilion area has been reserved for the group by the Mor all students with S.O. cards and of it is the show logo an eagle hatching from an egg, waving a Betsy Ross flag. The vehicle was a gift from the enthusiastic producers of $1.50 for others.

ris county Park Commission, and there will be Dicnic tables. The station wagon was imme benches, cover and fireplaces. The tickets for both adults and children under 12 are redeem diately put to work hauling neighborhood baseball teams. ONLY LWV to Publish Booklet on Schools MONTVILLE The Boonton swimming teams and occasion able for food and beverages. ally used for hauling fertilizer for Edwards' three acre HI MSIRVI THI RIGHT TO LIMIT QUAMTITIH There will be no charge for children under five.

Those attending are also free to bring their own Montville League of Women Voters met Wednesday in the Central School library to launch Edwards' children. Keith. 12. a program on publishing a book ncnic supplies and additional bod tickets will be available. Mrs.

Ann Lally of Mountain and daughter Valerie, age 15, in addition to beine ardent let on schools. The Dublication would deal SPECIALS sports enthusiasts are also ac strictly with Montville and Pompton Plains, is chairman of the event. In order to permit final plans- on food and complished musicians and play several musical instruments. would be entitled "Know Your he said. The balance went toward purchase of the Gamater for the science department in order to take advantage of federal aid which covered the major, portion of the cost.

Board President Charles Ebers ob-served that Powell, being on the board only "a short time," did not appreciate how much the board had needed adequate quarters. Renovation of the annex to meet that need was planned years ago, Ebers said. Valerie has her own chamber Beverages, ticket returns must The booklet will investigate. music group. His wife, Ingnd, is a former Swiss ballet dancer.

study and objectively describe be made to her by this Sunday. PASSAIC COUNTY the total school program, staff LADIES' GOWNS Sherman TTrlnrarHc in arlrlitinn TV TRAYS 50 ana plant i acuities. to being a talented" composer- Mrs. Robert Kastl is league 66 education chairman. Brushed Nylon Ass't Styles Ass't Colors Sturdy Construction Colorful Ass't Handy Space Saver RIO.

TO 3.68 Powell, later in the meeting and as purchasing committee RIO. 1.29 lyricist, was also a history teacher. He was born in Harlem in the vicinity of 116th Street and Madison Avenue and began his education at the Hecksher Foundation for underprivileged children and attended chairman, recommended buy Packanack Lake For nawi colli Jeyca Haitian 694-5020 ing a station wagon from At LADIES' PANTIES kins Chevrolet Co. of Wayne, sole bidder, at a price of The price exceeded the 22 "Falling Leaves" is the theme for the annual dessert card 37 REYNOLDS WRAP Big 75' Roll The All Purpose Kitchen Helper rsi PS III. Eventually he graduated from Weequahic High School in Newark, then worked his way through New York Uni RIO.

33e 100 Acetete Size S-M-L Ass't Colors Limifd Quantity $2,800 budgetary allotment for the vehicle, a fact Ebers drew to Powell's attention "in view party sponsored by the Council of Catholic Women of the Im versity by playing in, the top of your concern over excess ex penditures." Revaluation Teams To Launch Program PARSIPPANV The township's $96,000 tax revaluation program will go into effect next month when the first ap- Eraisal teams begin visiting omes. No exact starting date has been set yet and the deadline for completion is October, 1970, in time for the 1971 tax bills. The revaluation program is being handled by the Realty Appraisal Company of West New York. Dands of the day and often ap Powell's motion carried with peared the 9 a.m. history class in a tuxedo.

Edwards and MEN'S KNIT SHIRTS 5 DAY DEODORANT no further comment by 8-1. Eb ers cast the dissenting vote. other students working in the maculate Heart of Mary Church, which will be held in the parish hall at 8 p.m., Thursday, Oct. 9. Coffee and dessert will pre-cele the games.

Mrs. Paul So-wizral of Archung Rod is general chairman, assisted by a committee of the following chairmen: Mrs. Arthur Leyden, 1 00 74 oanos would timsh at 4 a.m., sleeo in the student building In other business, on motion of trustee John Van der Bas, Ban-Lon Knit Crew Neck Fashion Collars Short Sleeve until time for the first class of The Outstanding Anti-Perspirant Large 5-oz. Size the board adopted a resolution RIO. 1.06 RIO.

3.99 the mornmg. opposing the Mancuso Report. Ebers remarked there are ben araneements Mrs. Charles Worked with Top Bands During his career as an ar efits in the plan "for city Gennerich. decorations, Mrs.

ranger and composer Mr. Ed BOYS' VINYL JACKETS Hannigan and Mrs. Venturini, LUSTRE GREME RINSE wards has played or arranged hospitality; Mrs. Darren Schol tor tne Benny Goodman band, ten, door prizes; Mrs. V.

Lex, 44 Kinnelon Principal Resigns To Assume Morris Post table mazes and favors; Mrs Popular Bomber Style Quilt Lined Sizes 8-18 RIO. Big 16-oz. Family Size Stock Up Now And Save William Samanchik, raffle RIO. 4.97 prizes, Mrs. v.je.

Macttone, poster contest, ana Mrs. James Watson Jr. (Pat) of Kathleen Court mav be contacted for tickets. Parishioners and guests PASSAIC COUNTY The Tedeschis Mark Silver Anniversary HALEDON Mr. and Mrs Marino Tedeschi of 326 South are invited to attend this worthy fund-raising event or to organ FANTASTIC FABRIC GIVE AWAY! KINNELON James Burrows, principal of Stonybrook School and coordinator of elementary education, has submitted his resignation to Peter A.

Cimmino, superintendent of Kin-nelon schools, it was announced today. Conforming with the 60-day notification clause in the Kin-nelon Education Association DIRTY FACE SPECIAL! for the next two years, then moved to Kiel School where he taught first grade for one year. In 1964 he was appointed principal of Kiel School, a position which he held for two years before returning to Stonybrook as principal and elementary coordinator, his present post. During his tenure here Burrows worked under four dif ize home parties and be eligible for table favors, door and tame side Ave. marked their 25th wedding anniversary at a dinner agreement with the Board of for 25 guests at the Bethwood Education, Burrows said he will leave this district November 17 Totowa.

ferent superintendents: Dale Reinhardt, Dr. George Taylor, Dr. LeRoy Swoyer and Cim The Tedeschis were married mino. He also returned to Columbia University in this period 10 10 on Sept. 9, 1944 in Our Lady Queen of Peace Church, Brain-tree, Essex, England.

Famous Maker WashCloths Limited Quantity A Good Ass't. Of Cottons Items Sold From 59c to 3.99 A Yd. Come Early This Special Limited to earn a professional degree in 1966 and last spring was granted prizes. The entire proceeds will be distributed among various charitable organization. Packanack was well represented in the state fashion revue of the 4-H'ers held recently at the Cherry Hill Inn.

Winning prizes for their garments were Peggi Keutgen of Hickory Place and Mary Lamwers of Lake Drive West. Susan De Witte of Grover Drive, Wayne, was also a winner. Marine Pfc. Henry B. Cook, son of Mr.

and Mrs. Warren K. Cook of Fairview Terrace, graduated recently from Combat Engineer Basic Specialist Course Mrs Tedeschi is the former a scholarship to Columbia to pur Marjorie Walters. They are the parents of two daughters, Mrs. sue a program of doctoral to assume the duties of elementary supervisor in the Morris Plains School System.

His resignation comes as an aftermath of radical administrative changes in the Kinnelon public schools dating back to 1967 when voters elected by a landslide four new men to the 7-membr Board of Education. Burrows joined the Kinnelon faculty 10 years ago as a fourth grade teacher in Stonybrook studies. -Burrows and his wife, the for Ronald (Susan) Fredericks of West Milord and Patricia Ann mer Lynn Moriarty of Fayson A YARD Yon Musi Be Early I REfii Tu 99" at home and have two grand children. Lakes, reside in Pompton Plains As an additional anniversary They have two daughters, Karen, 10, and Barbara, eight, who attend Pequannock Township ceieDration, tney nave recently returned from a trip to England. school.

He taught that grade for two years, the sixth grade schools. at Marine Corps Engineer Crafts Fair, Sale LOOSE LEAF BINDERS NYLON BRAIDED RUG FILLER PAPER School at Camp Lejeune, N.C. His training at the school included land mine warfare, mine sweeping and camouflage. Upon completion of the course, he was qualified for- duty with a Fleet Marine Force unit. Slated for Oct.

25 POMPTON LAKES A crafts fair and sale, the first of its kind in this area, will be held on Saturday evening, Oct. 25, and Sunday, Oct. 26, at the Jewish Center. BLACK BEAR RESTAURANT Under Management NORTH 8th BELMONTvTrnmitSefes-PHONE 274-9737 3 Hola AH Covarad I nntfBMnnvwnenBRW sV RLJr 9x12 Size Ass't Colors Spanish Alliance To Help Voters SOS Count 5 Hole Rul The fair will featur vwimu $20 53 Uf Umitad Quantltia. Limited Supply Reg.

49.99 Reg. 99c BUSINESSMEN'S LUNCH 12 P.M. to 3 P.M. DINING DANCING as yon like it types of hand made crafts such as ceramics, pottery, woodcarv-ings, stained glass, weaving, stitchery and jewelry. There will be demonstrations by several craftsman on Sunday Mrs.

Daniel Freifeld of Pompton Lakes and Mrs. Alvin Baron of Pompton Plains are The Spanish Progressive Alliance of Paterson is cooperating with the Voter Registration Campaign in the city by volunteering to accompany Spanish-speaking citizens at the registration office in City Hall. Persons interested in this service should go to the Multi-Lingual Center, 33 Smith St. DINNERS FROM 5 PM. ACIEl IF flEE ARB I EAIYHIKHB I The Dotty Boyl Trie EVERT FRI.

AND SATURDAY NIGHT ALL MAJOR CHAJtei HATIS.