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Till KSOAl. rVKMBKK IB. 1976 THE CHATHAM PRESS PAGE 3 STATE of the Group I State Girls Tennis crown are members of the Boro high school squad including (front, l-r) Judy Mapletoft, Nancy McSurely, Cindy Deatly, Jenny Sacco, (back) Kim Eisele, Jean Spinner. Cheryl Krukowskl and Coach Bruce Humphreys. Girls Netsters Wear State Crown The Chatham High School Varsity Girls Tennis Team are holders of the 1976 Group I State title after their victory over a tough Holmdel team by a 3-2 margin last week in Princeton.

It was only the second loss in the season for the Holmdel netsters who ended with a 19-2 record. The Eskies (17-2) were fired up for their first State competition. In the opening match, sophomore Jenny Sacco (11-8) walked off the court with the first win for the Boro, 6-3, 6-2. Second singles senior Nancy McSurely (14-5) played a long hard match losing closer than the score would indicate. Second doubles duo of Cindy Deatly and Kim Eisele (12-4-1), both freshmen, upped the Eskie chances with a 7-6, 6-4 Meetings This Week Tonight: Twp Bd.

of Adjustment, 8 p.m., Township Hall. Tonight: Boro Bd. of Recreation, 8 p.m.. Municipal Bldg. Nov.

23: Boro Bd. of Education conference meeting, 8 p.m., Administrative Offices. Administration to present report and proposal to Board. Nov. 23: Boro Bd.

of Health, 8 p.m. Commons Room, Firehouse. Agenda will include discussion of 1977 budget. Nov. 24: Boro Bd.

of Adjustment, 8:30 p.m., Municipal Bldg. Upcoming Nov. 29; Special meeting Township Committee, 8 p.m., Township Hall. Hearing on special assessments to properties in Gates-Mitchell area. Dec.

1: Special meeting Boro Planning Board, 8 p.m., Municipal Bldg. Hearing on Stanbar application tor sub-division on Roper tract. THANKSGIVING DECORATIONS HOSTESS GIFTS and MANY HOLIDAY ITEMS "Happy Thanksgiving to All" 76 MAIN STREET, CHATHAM 635-7834 Daily 10 5, Sunday 1 till Chriitmai Always Appreciated Sampler chocolates confections WhaAmacy PARK OF CHATHAM victory giving the locals a 21 score. Needing just one more match, Eskie senior Judy Mapletoft (17-2) lost only her second match of the season 6-4, 6-3, in a heartbreaker which saw many fine long rallies. A victory depended on the first doubles squad of junior Jean Spinner and sophomore Cheryl Krukowski (15-4).

They took the first set handily, 64. The outlook brightened for the Eskie netsters before Holmdel rallied to win the next set 3-6. The third set saw Holmdel ahead 5-2 with about six match points against Chatham. Spinner and Krukowski buckled down winning that game and collecting the next four easily giving the state crown to the Eskies. Not only had the Spinner- Krukowski pair pulled out the State title match, but they also won the deciding contest when the Eskies played Kinnelon in a second round State match.

The girls had wrapped up a winning season by defeating Chatham Township 5-0 for the Colonial Hills Conference title; bested Cedar Grove 4-1 for the North Section II title; before their 3-2 victory over Holmdel for the Group I crown. Though coach Bruce Humphrey will lose two outstanding netsters due to graduation, he is optimistic about a winning season in 1977. Historians View Colonial Restoration A slide presentation picturing the step-by-step restoration of Murray Hill Square will entertain members and friends of the Chatham Historical Society at their Christmas meeting, Dec. 5, beginning at 3 p.m Nat Conti, whose ideas, work and planning have created the uniquely authentic Colonial square, will lead the session to be held in the Community Room at the Square. Christinas musk will be enjoyed as guests are invited to browse and shop through the attractive Colonial shops.

For those unfamiliar with the location of Murray Hill Square, from New Providence Center (Springfield avenue and South street), proceed on South street to Floral street and turn right just before the railroad underpass. Musical Group Here Tomorrow A concert by the musical group from Philadelphia, "Found will be presented tomorrow evening Nov. 19), at 8 p.m., in Webber HaD of Long Hill Chapel, 525 Shunpike road. This popular group, known for their recordings, nation-wide tours and personal appearances in TV and radio, communicate with their audience with a warmth and depth of feeling through their variety of sacred, gospel and contemporary compositions. Everyone is invited to attend the concert.

BOOKMOBILE potters to announce upcoming visit of Bookmobile to Washington Avenue School are (l-r) Krbten DellaVecchla, Charlene DeTondea and Meg Ma honey Bookmobile Visits Here Movie Treats Are Scheduled The Library of the Chathams will be closed Thanksgiving Day. Regular library hours will be maintained on Nov. 26 9:30 a.m. to 9 p.m.; Nov. a.m.

to 5 p.m. and Nov. 28 2 to 5 p.m. A special free movie will be offered by the Library, Nov. 26, when at 1 p.m.

"Mrs. Brown You've Got a Lovely Daughter" will be shown. This 110 minute film tells the tale of a group of singers trying to raise money to finance their greyhound, Mrs. Brown, in the London dog races. i Another free movie will be on the screen at 4 p.m.

Judy Garland will be seen in the classic "The Wizard of it is 101 minutes long. INTERNATIONAL (l-r) Leena Parkkuten of Finland; Jack Knightly, who spent the summer in Germany; and Carmen Subirachs of Argentina select slides which they will use to take Sunday guests on a "lour" of foreign countries. The C.T.H.8. will be honored at a reception in the Township High School Library from 3-5 p.m. Sunday (Nov.

21) when they will tell of their homelands or of the country they visited. The public is invited to join them on their JOIN the CLUB The Bookmobile will shortly make its annual visit to Washington Avenue School. Says chairperson Mrs. Ann Harrison, "The Bookmobile not only provide funds for P.T.O. projects in the school but also arrives at a convenient time for children, parents and even grandparents to select welcome Christmas gifts at reasonable prices." Scheduled to be open Dec.

2 and Dec. 3 between 9 a.m. and 5 p.m. as well as 9 a.m. to noon on Dec.

4, the Bookmobile will offer inexpensive paperbacks and books geared for children kindergarten through 8th grade. Classes at the school will visit and buy books at scheduled times during the day. Parents and the general public are invited to browse. I IMMMI to) vm tlKk In M. VL This is interest on the average balance paid to all members who complete their clubs 455 Main Street, Chatham Phone 635-4636 Realtor Names New Manager Jack Fearon of Fairmount avenue has been named manager of G.

Kimball Coleman, Real Estate and Insurance, 258 Main street. He replaces Luther May of Hillside avenue who has been affiliated with the Coleman Agency for 27 years and who is retiring to Texas. Fearon, a resident of Chatham Township for 16 years, has elected to take early retirement from the Hartford Insurance Company. He has served as a special agent in the New Jersey area for many years and was the first market manager in the state for the Hartford. IN NKW HOST A.

Prescher itf Dale drive been appointed vice president of Knrriri Chemical and Kenei'ii nianauer of its Mvstik I I lie joins Itnrden'- Tape after fnin with thr 341 Miter Division INiiolaler Kahway. as a uroup vice president. Prior to thai, hi was a corporate viep president of Lepage's Inc. a subsidiary of I'aiiercraf orp. Children's Fun Members of the Woman's Club of Chatham Township recently provided a Halloween Party for the children at Greystono Hospital.

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