Bernardsville News from Bernardsville, New Jersey • Page 9

THE THURSDAY, JUNE ZS, IMi MEADE BRUNET Brunet Leads Alumni Parade Meade Brunet of Mendham, retired vice president of the Radio Corporation of America (RCA), was grand marshal for the June 13 alumni parade of Union College, Schenectady, NY. The annual parade is the highlight of ReUnion- Weekend at the college. A 1916 Union graduate, Brunet is a former member and chairman of the College Board of Trustees. He served as acting president of Union for six months in 1965. In June of 1965, the College Alumni Council awarded Brunet an Alumni Gold Medal for service to Union.

The following year, the college awarded him an honorary Doctor of Laws degree. A native of Petersburg, and an Army veteran of World War Brunet was associated with the General Electric Company from 1919 to 1922, when he left to accept a position at RCA. He was vice president of the corporation from 1946 until his retirement in 1966, and he was director of RCA's international division for 11 years. AllCE W. FLAHERTY Flaherty Earns Bell Scholarship Alice Flaherty, daughter of Franklin and Sarah Flaherty of Brook- sidf, is one of four New Jersey graduating high school students to rtcetve a James B.

Ftsk Merit Scholarship, sponsored by Bell Laboratories The four-year college scholarships are granted annually to outstanding students who are the sons and daughters of active, retired or deceased Bell Laboratories employees The scholarships, now in their sixth year, are named for the company's former board chairman. Fisk Scholars are chosen by the National Merit Scholarship Corporation from among finalists in a college scholarship competition entered by more than one million seconaary school students Flaherty was a student at West Morns Mendham High School and plans a pre law major at Harvard University. She placed first in the state in the second-year biology exam of the N.J. Science League She was debate team captain for two years, Mendham's National Honor MCMy president, a member of the International lub and co-editor-in-chief of the school's yearbook Waherty was 12th in the state in 197V First-Year Chemistry League and first in New Jersey in the 1980 Biology State Scltnce Day She was the valedictorian of her class, and is also active In skiing and bicycle touring Her father is head of the AC Rmrve and Control Systems Department of Bell at Whippany New Mansion For Governor PRINCKTON New Jersey's new governor will get a new and bigger manvioM this coming January The mansion will switched Drumthwacket, a sprawling home with many rooms, all filled with fine after a 12 million renovation by the New Jersey Historical Society Mwvtn has I much too small lor the gover On July 1, the beginning of the Conference Year, the Rev. E.

Randal) Bean will take over the pastoral duties at the Mendham United Methodist Church. Randy replaces S. Philip Covert, who left Mendham at mid- month to serve the Davenport Iowa United Methodist Church. "I am very excited about the commitment that I already see present in the Mendham churcjh which I attribute not only to the farmer pastor Phil Covert, but to the lay leadership I have already met here," the new pastor said. Pastor Assumes Mendham UMC Pulpit "I hope to continue the excellent growth pattern the church has begun as we continue to reach out to needs of tftTtfommunity." Born in Akron, Ohio, he attended Baldwin Wallace College, Ohio, where he was graduated Cum Laude with honors in history.

At B-W he was elected outstanding freshman and a member of Omicron Delta Kappa, a national leadership fraternity. He was graduated in 1970 from Drew University with a Master of Divinity degree, Cum Laude. He has served churches in the northern New Jersey Conference since 19M, including student pastorates at Finesville, Asbury, Norton and Glen Gardner. He was associate minister at Westood UMC from 1966-72, when he was ordained an elder (1970). Prom 1972-lt78 he served the Livingston UMC and has been pastor of the Flemington church since 1179.

He has been active in community affairs in the communities he has served. He served as a member of the board of managers of the West Essex and Hun- terdon County was president of the Religious Councils of Kingston and Flemington, and was instrumental in ecumenical services in both these nmmmthm He has also been active in the Northern New Jersey Conference serving as conference coordinator of Youth Ministries aid as a member of the Board of Ordained Ministry and the Board of Global Ministries This yew, for the fourth consecutive year, he serving as Dean of an Inter-conference Local Pastor Licensing School which -17 desire to serve tte i or in Ueo of ordinattM Rev. Bean has two and Heather Uon I new pastor will follow services an Sunday, July 5. Members of the church and all others of the community are united to join in welcoming him RECYCLE THIS NEWSPAPER Manufacturers TiarkeY 4 to to. ovg.

PERDUE Poultry Sale IMeat Savingsl Fresh U.S.D.A. Grade Poultry Whole Fryers Fresh Pecdue US DA Grade Spit or Quartered Fryers ERDUF Fresh Perdue USD A Grade "A Chicken Drumstick Oven VrMor COMBOM I WM irir 12. issi I you Save Mow KRAFT REAL MAYONNAISE TAB FRESCA CALIFORNIA YELLOW ONIONS LARGE EGGS 59 US DA WWi INgM Chicken Legs Fiwh S.D A "A- with toaa Chicken Leg Quarters Fresh Perdue US DA Grade Chicken Thighs Fmh US DA VMm wmgi Chtcktn Breast Quarters Fiwn DA Roortng CNCMn ova Freth US DA Grade fc Chicken CuHe uA.D>. Choice sonetew teet Round for Swisslng U.S.OA Choice Boneless Beef Round Sirloin Tip $449 Chlckon Wings3 Hen Turkey Br0QSt 4-7 Ib ei Frozen Skinned ft Devet ireott U.S.OA Choice Boneless Beef Steak Steak i Cornish Hens Fresh US DA Grade PArHiiA JT U.S.OA Choice Bonetess Beef 69: Produce Savingsi ib. Flown Skinned voc Pad Sliced leef Liver Soft Pwnkjm Own DoOll MM Spfcwl Ciy vac Addad 3H ova Corned Met Brisket Kann I Uvantuil ly Ins Vl St $129 1 Top Round Steak 2 Calf Liver S11S Water Added Boneless Armour Star 1 Shaped NvmM Steak TrtkeyltotT" 1 S5 Ffonn WNM Dark MKH SrwnondDoh ft IS Turkey Roast 1 Bud Iceberg Lettuce Large Cantaloupes 1 4 SmokSd'Ham Grocery Savings limn nun Site, Smoked Seef Sausage I ScncuhoU toumi waWi Pork Shoulder Butt head each ScKMn Sun lulwd.

Low in CaKMH (IM Sweet Luscious Ripe High in VHomm California CalHomia Strawberries cC Nectarines Uo Hen VMm and Broccoli California 49 Kvnou HUM Sun SMtwl 12) gAt Large Mangoes Savings Sun HONM Mud. Autmnan Packhams Pears Vintage Seltzer 4 99' Instant Coffee I Charcoal Briquets 20 ib bag Colce, Tab or Fresco feed Tea Mix pact im bag 89 (Si can 49 Napkins Food boi SI oojn Koi. SI IS lor I 3 or SI I JIMnoi DMy Cnonjf Borden Cremora SupOHoodles Pancake Mix Syrup Aunt Jemima floocBetonl fficeillxel' 11 ss 89 a. can I Picnic Corner Gulden's Mustard Polish Dills 'jrM 01 iSOmStSS tTncoinFruil Drinks icetiTfea Mix Local IT6.S Soap Pads Trash Can Liners Panly Liners Anyday MaxTPad. Wipes Refill Freezer Bags Krds Eve Cut Corn grange Juice ATinNno For On.

2 Wf Low Yogurt 2 2, 8 ttew'Eountry Yogurt 1 1 Freeze Bars Sf Suit Sotad corn cup I uncM HyarbxCremes WReat Wafers Manufacfurers Coupon MUMIMMOOWMM et tl IMv AHMjr. Me, IBPSJ Pearson Candles Crocker Jacks Certs Mints Reeses Pieces S11S I S11S DM I Hot OO pkg laranWrap toddler Diapers ChMnk SIM I Garlic Powder PoTstey Flakes Stuffed clems it Fancy Bow Heef Danish Twists cgstomen. we rtve Sunday, June II, thru SaMdav. June i to aemre a avaiobie in coie Wees are deHan purpowi and do not lepretent Herm on to Imtt ol env.