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Page 14 THE ITQ! of Millbura and Short Hills, October 1, 1981 Church celebrates Communion Sunday Michael T. Simone to lead Fellowship Sunday will also be October homecoming at the church. Those attending are en Road is coordinating the event. Reservations may be made by calling the church office at 3764066. William Hall, Michael T.

Simone of West ern Drive will be ordained pastor of Covenant Fellowship school custodian rresDyierian Uiuren Sunday at 5:30 p.m. in the Christ Chuch education building chapel. A reception will follow. The community is Worldwide Communion Sunday will be celebrated at Wyoming Presbyterian Church Sunday during the 10 a.m. worship service.

The celebration of the Sacrament of the Lord's Supper is held on the first Sunday in October in Protestant churches of all denominations throughout the world. The Rev. Ronald Johnson, pastor, win preach the third of his sermon series on Paul's letters to the Philippians, this week focusing on "The Surpassing Worth of Christ." The adult education program "Sunday Morning Live" will continue the discussion of Paul's letters at 11:30 a.m. in the church parlor with Rev. Johnson leading a sermon feedback.

invited. Officiating win be the Rev. Albert Spangler of Port Monmouth, the Rev. Albert Hitchcock of Morristown and the Rev. Kenneth Smith of Parents to meet at St.

Rose The St. Rose of Lima Religion School will hold a parent information night Tuesday at 8 p.m. in the school auditorium. Parents of children in religious education classes will have the opportunity to join the newly-formed Parents Association. President is Arlene Carollo of Tennyson Drive.

Other officers are Sally Quaker, vice president of membership; Lois Richard, vice president of programs; Rita Tobin, treasurer; Roseangela Zaccaria, recording secretary, and Shirley Sarpi, corresponding secretary. Classes have resumed for preschool through eighth grade and late registrations are being accepted. Arrangements may be made by calling the religious education office at 376-1960. A special mass for students and parents was celebrated at the first sessions September 21 and 22. Slope Drive ill sing and play a selection of songs from other lands.

Members of the youth choir will lead the entire group in international games and folk songs to close the evening's program. Virginia Haskin of Campbell Past presidents-slate librarian The Past Presidents Club of the seventh district. New Jersey State Federation of Women's Clubs (NJSFWC) will open its 1981-82 club year October 15 at 12:30 p.m. with a luncheon and program at the Montclair Women's Club. Monsignor William Noe Field of Seton Hall University will speak on "Today's Books for Today's Woman." Monsignor Field is former head librarian at the school, author, poet and speaker on current literature.

Reservations may be made with Mrs. Kenneth Burgess of Woodland Road at 379-4177 by October 9. Princeton, a commission of the Philadelphia Presbytery of the Presbyterian Church in William Hall, 59 of Cypress Street, custodian at Deerfield School, died Sunday at Saint Barnabas Medical Center, Livingston. A funeral mass will be offered today at 10 a.m. at St.

Rose of Lima Church. Born in Harrison, Mr. Hall lived in Irvington before moving here 17 years ago. He was a member of the Continental Lodge 190 and the Continental Square Club. Mr.

Hall had been employed by the Millburn Board of Education since 1977. He previously worked as a mechanic 30 years for the RCA Harrison. He was a Navy veteran of World War IL Surviving are his wife. Rose Marie Farese Hall, and a brother, Stewart Hall of Holmdel. Michael Simone couraged to bring a friend or neighbor with them to worship and to the coffee hour following.

Members and friends of the church family are invited to attend an International Night family supper Sunday at 5:30 p.m. in Fellowship Hall. Families are asked to bring food representing their national heritage as a continuation of the worldwide communion celebration. The cherub and junior choirs under the direction of Kathy Innis of Southern Dr. Roy Plotkin Private funeral services were held last Thursday at the Suburban Chapel of Philip Apter Son, Maplewood, for Dr.

Roy Plotkin, 56, who died September 22 at his Hemlock Road home. Born in London, Dr. Plotkin came to the United States 42 years ago, settled in West-wood and then moved here 15 years ago. He had been a general practitioner with offices in Budd Lake for the last 10 years. Surviving are his wife, Eleanor Maltz Plotkin; two sons, Cary of New York City and Steven at home; a daughter, Robin of Washington, D.C., and a brother, Gerald of New York City.

'St? GUEST SPEAKER Student rabbi Jeffrey Perry-AAarx who is in his fourth year at Hebrew Union College, New York City, will speak at Sabbath of Repentance services tomorrow at 8:30 p.m. at Temple B'nai Jeshurun. 'Apostle Spoons9 topic at Community Church 'Apostle Spoons" will be the program topic at the first meeting of the Women's Guild of Community Congregational Church October 13 at 12:30 p.m. SUMMIT CHILD EVALUATION INC. In cas of a police or medical emergency, both the Millburn Police Deportment and Millburn-Short Hills Volunteer First Aid Squad can be reached -by telephoning 379 2100.

Ruth pshaw of Springfield, with him and his place in history, as well as the history of the apostle spoons as an art form. Luncheon will be served in Fellowship Hall at 12:30 p.m. by the junior women's circle -under the chairmanship of Mrs. Roger Sutton. Donation is $2.

Reservations may be made through October 9 by calling the church office at 379-5600. Those interested just in hearing the program may come at 1:15 p.m. at no charge. will give a talk on the apostles of Christ as depicted it, 50 NC3THFIELD AVE. WEST C.1AKCE, J.

07052 733-33S3 on Apostle bpoons, sets of 13 spoons made in Europe two to tour centuries ago. The figure of an apostle or his symbol is on the handle of each of 12 spoons and the figure of Christ is on the 13th. In her talk, Mrs. Upshaw will discuss each of the apostles, the origin of the America. The Rev.

Mack Harrell of Grace Presbyterian Church, Westfield. will preach on "A Prophet's Qualifications." Mr. Simone recently graduated from Covenant Theological Seminary, St. Louis, where he earned a master's degree in divinity. He has served as a sergeant in the Air Force and has interned as a pastoral assistant in Saratoga, Calif.

He and his wife, Valerie, have a son Andrew, 20 months. Covenant Fellowship is a 2-year-old church which currently meets in the Taylor Park Community Center for Sunday school at 9:30 a.m. and Sunday worship at 10:45 a.m. Evening worship is held Sundays at 7 in the Christ Church education building. More information is available through the church office at 467-8454.

Sisterhood to hear 'Gizelle9 The Sisterhood of Congregation B'nai Israel will hold a general membership membership meeting October 12 at 12:30 p.m. at the synagogue. The program will feature as a guest speaker Gizelle Hersh, the heroine of "Gizelle, Save the Children," a new book on the Holocaust written by Peggy Mann and published by Everest House. The title of the book represents the last words which Mrs. Hersh heard her parents were sent off to the gas chamber at Auschwitz.

Mrs. Hersh and her three younger sisters survived Auschwitz, Dachau and a munitions factory labor camp. Since the publication of the book, she has made guest appearances on both television and radio. Elaine Weiss of Woodland Road is program chairman. Carlo Cinicolo A funeral mass was offered Saturday at St.

Rose of Lima Church for Carlo G. Cinicolo, 55, of Myrtle Avenue who died Friday at Overlook Hospital, Summit. Born in Italy, Mr. Cinicolo settled here 25 years ago. He was a set-up machinist eight years for the Troy Tool Die Co.

before retiring due to illness seven years ago. Mr. Cinicolo was a member of the Santo Bartolomeo in Galdo Italian-American Club, Summit. Surviving are his wife, Maria Circelli Cinicolo; a daughter, Rita, and a son, Michael, both at home; a brother, John, and a sister, symbol which is associated A private child study team approach to the evaluation and treatment of learning and behavior problems. We are pleastd to announce th association of Barbara J.

Grunt, M.A.L.D.T.-C who will provide assessment and remediation of learning disabilities. JoMf Kolenskl, M.D., Psychiatrist Holland S. Parker, Ph.D., Clinical Psychologist Phyllis W. Palm, MA, LD.T.C, Learning Disabilities Msiissa K. Basr, A.C.S.W., Psychotherapist Rita M.

Kashlsr, M.8.W.. Child Therapist THE NEW JERSEY Mrs. Cappello IN FLORHAM PARK COUNTRY CLUB Adults Children 236 Ridgedale Avenue Ftoitiam Park RESERVATIONS 377-1212 A funeral mass was offered yesterday at St Rose of Lima Church for Mrs. Frances Medicaid, Medicare and Major Medical Accepted Catullo Cappello, 85, of Main SB Street who died Sunday at SALE Overlook Hospital, Summit Born in Italy, Mrs. Cappello moved here 50 years ago.

She was a member of the ladies' Antique. Modern, Reproduction and CoAectibfe DoBs Repairs Parts Accessaries SUNDAY, OCTOBER 4, 1981 10 5 Holiday Inn Livingston, New Jersey 550 West Ml PVasanC Avenue (Route 10) auxiliary of the Casa Colombo HoiitedliLfldims Civic Association and of the Madonna dell Assunta Society NEW POSITION Martha J. Premo of Crescent Place has been appointed director of development at Oak Knoll School of the Holy Child, Summit. She will assist with funding programs. Marie Campion A memorial service was held Saturday at Smith and Smith Suburban, Springfield, for Mrs.

Marie Schambon Campion, 96, of Hobart Avenue who died Thursday at Overlook Hospital, Summit. Born in New York City, Mrs. Campion lived in Chester before moving here 11 years ago to the home of her son, Marcel. She was the wife of the late Georges D. Campion.

Besides her son, she is survived by a grandson and a great-granddaughter. In lieu of flowers, contributions may be made to the Visiting Nurse Service or to the Millburn Short Hills Accessible to Routes 80. 280. 287 and Garden State Parkway of St. Rose of Lima Church.

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