Echoes-Sentinel from Warren Township, New Jersey • Page 2

E-2 KCHOKS-SKNTINKL, THURSDAY, APRIL 14, 1977 OBITUARIES Warren Scout Honored Alfred W. Eckner, Founded Gargage WARREN Alfred W. Kckner. 74, of 62 Mountain died on April 3,1977 in his homo He had lived in the township for 27 years. He founded the Kckner Garage of Plainfield in 1941.

He was a member of Jerusalem Lodge 26, Plainfield Lodge 885, BPO Elks, and Union Village United Methodist Church, here. He is survived by his widow, Mrs. Margaret Schmidt Eckner; a son, Richard A. of Bridgewater; two daughters, Mrs. Peggy Ann Scavuzzo of Bath, Ohio, and Mrs.

Judith Kintigh of Katonah, N.Y.; two Rose Cembrola NORTH PLAINFIELD Mrs. Rose DeNapoli Cembrola, 55, of West End Avenue, died April 7 at Muhlenberg Hospital. Born in Plainfield, she was a lifelong resident of the area. She was a bookkeeper for the Supermarket in Fanwood, and was a communicant of St. Bernard's Church, Plainfield.

She is survived by her husband, Orestes Cembrola; two daughters, Mrs. Joann Jennings Plainfield and Mrs. Deborah Murray of Neptune Beach, three sisters, Mrs. Josephine Amorosi of Lauderdale, Mrs. Gitto of Miami, Irs.

Philomena Smith of (field; two brothers, Pa- I DeNapoli of Somerville DeNapoli of and one grandchild, frangements are by the rpa Funeral Home in th Plainfield. fmes Dagostino TOWNSHIP fmes Dagostino, 83, of 231 ain Stirling, died Sa- ay, April 9, at Pine Acres pursing Home, Madison. 'Born in Italy, he came to this'Vuntry in 1910 and came to Stirling in 1938 from Bernards Township. He worked as an operating engineer for the HoudaiUe Construction Company, Bound Brook, retiring in 1959. He was a member of St.

Vincent de Paul Church and of Operating Engineers Local 825, Newark. He is survived by three sons, Nunzio of Berkeley Heights, Vincent of Stamford, and Louis of Morristown; a brother, Jerry, of Long Island and a brother in Italy; a sister, Mrs. Grace Lamberti of Brooklyn and two more sisters in Italy, and eight grandchildren. Funeral arrangements were from the Gallaway and Crane Funeral Home, Basking Ridge. Robot To Tour Valley Mall PASSAIC TOWNSHIP Mr.

Klatu, a walking, talking robot with a vocabulary of over 4800 words will visit the Valley Mall, Gillette, Saturday, April 16, from 11 a.m. to 5 p.m., walking from store to store and talking with people about the features of each store. The event is sponsored by the Valley Mall Merchants Association. Mr. Klatu, who stands 5'6" and weighs 240 pounds, has been seen on various television shows, including "The Bob Newhart Show Arts, Crafts Program Set In Warren WARREN An Arts and Crafts Show will be held at the township Municipal Grounds on Saturday, April 30, from 10 a.m.

to 4 p.m., rain or shine The show is sponsored by the Mt Horeb Volunteer Fire Department Ladies Auxiliary Over 40 arts and crafts dealers are expected. Food and beverages will be sold. sisters, Mrs. Ella Mott of Berkeley Mrs. Ida Krt'idlor of North Plain- fielcl.ancl 14 grandchildren.

Funeral services were held last Wednesday. Robert M. Cole WATCHUNG Robert M. Cole, 53, of 225 Valley Drive died on April 8 in Toronto, Canada. Born in Tottenville, Staten Island, he had been a resident of Watchung for the past 15 years.

He was a pilot in the Air Force during World War II, and held a bachelor's degree in chemical engineering from the Polytechnic Institute of Brooklyn. At the time of his death, he was a vice president of Alberta Gas Chemicals, and president of Syncheon Construction of Edmondo, Alberta. He was also a partner and vice president of LoPorto Associates of Morris Plains. He was a member of the American Institute of Chemical Engineers. He is survived by his wife, Mrs.

Jane Cole; two sons, Robert and John, at home; a daughter, Miss Susan Cole, at home; one brother, Charles of East Brunswick and one sister, Mrs. Helene Conboy. Funeral services were held yesterday, Wednesday, April 13, at the Higgins Home For Funerals in Watchung and interment was at Ocean View Cemetery, in Staten Island. Bertha B. Link WATCHUNG Mrs Bertha B.

Link, 85, of 43 Guinard Drive, died April 7 at Overlook Hospital. Born in Czechoslavakia, she lived in New York before moving to Watchung eight years ago. She was the widow of Charles Link, who died in 1957. She is survived by a daughter, Mrs. William Harris of Watchung, and two grandchildren.

Services were held last Saturday, April 9, by the Higgins Home for Funerals in Watchung. WARREN At a recent court of honor in Boy Scout Troop 33, Church of Jesus Christ of Latter-Hay-Saints, Joseph Ivie of Mountain Avenue, received the Eagle Scout Award. For his Eagle project, Ivie completed a project of value to genealogical activity in New Jersey: he compiled an index for the data of the 1830 census in Middlesex County. Working for about 250 hours, and using the computer to alphabetize the data, he complied an index which is now available in the church's Genealogical Library in Morristown, in the New Jersey Genealogy Library, and the National Archives. Ivie is a junior at Watchung Hills Regional Hill School.

He is known by neighbors and family as "The Fixit Man," because of his talents in mechanics. He repairs family cars, appliances and electronic equipment. Scoutmaster Frank McAllister of Troop 33 reports that about of the boys in Troop 33 have achievedthe Eagle rank in recent years, as opposed to a national average of about "The Eagle Award is a real challenge for a scout," according to McAllister. "The first merit badges come easily, but the last half require tremendous self-motivation, both to do the necessary tasks and then to seek out the merit badge counselors in the community who will certify their work. The project requires a JOSEPH IVIE boy to show real leadership, organizing and directing others to help him carry out a worthwhile project." Troop 33 is sponsored by the Church of Jesus Christ of Latter Day Saints (Mormon), 140 White Oak Ridge Road, Short Hills.

Boys interested in joining trrop 33 should contact the Scoufmaster, Frank McAllister, Shadyside Drive, Summit, 277-3152' Corner ANN DENISE GRECH, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. John P. Grech, of 1149 Johnston Drive, Watchung has been named to the Dean's List for the first semester at Marymount College of Virginia. She is a sophomore majoring in Fashion Arts.

Emergency Childbirth Course Offered NORTH PLAINFIELD 7 p.m. on Monday, April 18. Dr. Garrett Keating will offer an Emergency Childbirth Area squad members may Course at the Rescue Squad obtain further information by on Somerset Street at calling 757-8205 or 561-0902. This Coupon is Worth 1OC on Fabulous Flavor Magic Fountain Sundae P.S.

Don't Forget Our Delicious Ice Cream Cakes fountain CENTRAL SCHOOL, Stirling, metal shop students, Shirley Kusma, left, who made the checker board top tables and Tom Dentare, right, who made the stool, admire work done during shop classes, with shop teacher Daniel Seib. 67 Stirling Road 498 Morris AveJ Warren Twp. Summit (Formerly Dairy (tow) (FoniMrty Dairy Joy) OPEN: 11 a.m. to 12 p.m. Woodland Students See Program WARREN A PTA Cultural Arts program was presented to Woodland School students last Wednesday, April 6.

An educational poetry program, created to challenge and stimulate the imagination through poetic thought, was presented to small groups of students throughout the day. Two women fron Cedar Grove, Lois Koenig and Leila Weisholz, utilized about 35 puppets to act out poetry to school children. The program was followed by teacher instruction and encouragement in writing a poem reflecting each child's thoughts and values. Hearing Set On Personnel Code Changes WATCHUNG An ordinance establishing a comprehensive set of personnel policies in the borough was introduced at a recent Borough Council meeting. According to Borough Clerk Gladys Bartholomew, the ordinance basically updates and consolidates existing borough policies.

The only new policies added, she said, are those establishing disciplinary action and grievance procedures. A public hearing will be held on Thursday, April 14. No new positions or offices will be created by the ordinance, according to Bartholomew. She said that overtime, sick pay, vacation and retirement policies have been updated, and that all rules and regulations are spelled out clearly to eliminate any ambiguities. This GE smoke alarm free with an FNB Consumer Loan.

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