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0-2 Monday, January 8, 1979THE COURIER-NEWS 0 Obituaries OSchool news briefs Dr. Jessie Read, 75, Westfield physician Robert H. Lounsbury found dead in New York apartment stitute for Intensive English for the spring semester will be held tomorrow from 9 a.m. to noon and from 6 to 9 p.m. at the Elizabeth Urban Educational Center, 707 South Broad St.

The two spring eyelet begin Jan. 17 and March 26. Tuition for tbtj eight-week period is $125 with financial aid available for loans and scholarships For details call 355-7070 or 354-3010. i Union College la Cranford in-persotf registration dates for the upcoming spring semester at the Cranford campus have been scheduled for Jan. 12, 15 and 16 from 9 to 11 a.m., 1 to 4 p.m.

and 6 to 8 p.m.; according to John Farrell, dean of administrative data services. All first semester! courses will be available in all programs, so students can register for those courses' now rather than taking courses out oi sequence or waiting until next fall. ADULT SCHOOL There will be 200 courses and programs offered in the South Plainfield Adult School spring semester. Brochures, information and registration on any pro gram may be obtained by calling the adult school at 754-4620 ext. 342 or 343.

lJTLJ KLNDERGARTEN REGISTRATION Kindergarten registration will be held at Lafayette School, West High Street, Bound Brook, tomorrow and Wednesday from 9 a.m. to 11 a.m. for any child who will be five years old before Oct. 31, 1979. No specific appointments will be necessary.

Parents must provide a copy of their child's birth certificate and immunization records (DPT, polio, measles and rubella). OPEN HOUSE Union College in Cranford will hold adult open houses tomorrow at 10 a.m. and Wednesday at 7:30 p.m. PREPARATORY COURSES A course to prepare prospective students to take the Scholastic Aptitude Test (SAT) and College Level Examination Program (CLEP) lest will be offered this winter by Union College. The preparation course for the SAT will be conducted at New Providence High School on eight consecutive Tuesdays from 7 p.m.

to 9 p.m. beginning Jan. 16. The tuition will be (35 for Union County residents, $40 for nonunion County residents. REGISTRATION Registration for Union College's In Space heater Franklin Township police have tentatively identified an electric space heater as the cause of Friday's fire in which a 3-year-old boy was killed.

Meanwhile, Plainfield police and fire officials are still investigating a fire later that same day which resulted in the death of a 38-year-old man. Franklin police this morning said they believe the space heater ignited window curtains, causing the blaze Friday morning at 79 Lafayette Ave. in the Somerset section. The fire, which killed Raymar Scurry of Highland Park, is still under investigation by Detective Sgt. Eugene Dad held in daughter's death NEW YORK The results of ballistics tMti and chemical analysis will determine whether Robert Hastings Lounsbury, 58, a prominent lawyer active la the Democratic party in New York itate, took his own life.

Mr. Lounsbury, a former CIA employee who attended Plainfield, N.J., public schools, was found shot to death in his apartment on the East Side of Manhattan on Friday. An autopsy conducted Saturday by the New York City medical examiner's office Indicated that he died of a gunshot wound la the head. The ballistics tests were to be performed today. Mr.

Lounsbury's body was found by James Ham pares, a business partner with whom he shared the apartment at 244 E. 48th St. The victim, a "Who's Who" notable, was found with his hand tightly gripping a automatic. Mr. Lounsbury, who attracted support as a possible New York gubernatorial candidate in 1966 and 1974, was a graduate of Princeton University and Yale Law School.

Born in New York City, he was an Army veteran. He is survived by his mother, Mrs. Orlando Lounsbury of Plainfield; a daughter, Anne L. of New York City; a son, Robert Jr. of Evanston, 111., and a sister, Karen Coles of Green Brook, N.J.

IN MEMORIAM CN NOKCV JOHNSON Third anniversary. Will always remember that icy day whtn God called our baautlful ion away. Our hcarti ara heavy and our lives too empty to bear. The only thought that mekei living potsibie It to know that we will oe with you again when art art all in God's cart. We love you.

Mom, Dad, Sheri, Boogie, and Jot. I FUNERAL NOTICES ADAM Steven David, of 4 Flintlock Drive, Warren, en Friday, January 5, 197, beloved ton of Mr. and Mrs. David Adam, brother of Brian and Douglas Adam, grandson of Mr. and Mrs.

Elmer Adam and Mr. and Mrs. James Allan. Memorial service at the Millington Baptist Church, Millington, on Tuesday evening, January at 7:30 p.m. In lieu of flowers, donations to the Millington Baptist Church, Millington.

Arrangements by Higgins "Home for Funerals," Watchung. -1 CROWf Haiti Hartnttt, on January 17, beloved wife of John J. Crowe, and loving sister of Miss Annabtllt Hartnett, in her 2nd year, residence 715 Westfield Westfield. N.J. Funeral from "The Doo'ey Colonial Home," in Westfield Westfield.

on Wednesday, January 10, at 10 a.m. Funeral Mass Holy Trinity Church, Westfield at 10 30 a.m. Interment Fairview Cemetery, Westfield. In lieu of flowers, contributions in Mrs. Crowe's memory to The Nuffield Rescue Squad appreciated.

I SPOSITO Grace, of North Second Raritan, on Saturday evening, at her residence, dear wife of Anthony loving mother of Frank, dear sister of Mrs. Anna Castiligont, Ernest, Michael, and Tony Chiefto, loving grandmother of 2 grandsons. Funeral services will be held Wednesday, at 1:30 a.m. from the Bongiovi Funeral Home, corner of Bell Ave. and Anderson Raritan, followed by a a.m.

Mass of Christian Burial at Tht St. Ann's RC. Church. Interment St. Bernard's Cemetery, Bridgewater.

Visitation this evening, 7- and tomorrow, 2-4 and 7 OIL! Ella Dalrymple, age 7S, of IN Prospect St, South Bound Brook, N.J., on January 179, beloved mother of Walttr Pttersen, Middlesex, James Goble. York, Ruth Dilts. Washington, and Mary Krehely, South Bound Brook. Funeral Service 10:30 a.m., Wednesday, January 10 In tht Taggart-Chamberlain Funeral Home, MS East High Bound Brook with tht Rtv. Edward Schneider officiating.

Interment Asbury, N.J. Memorial gifts may be made to the South Bound Brook First Aid Squad. Friends received at me funeral home Tuesday, 7-9 m. -1 RILLO Bernardino, on January 1979 of George Plainfield, beloved husband of Angelino Genpilo Grlllo, father of Mary Clrigllano and Sophie Orlaliano, Angle Grillo, Michael, John, Anthony, Rudy and Ben Grillo. II grandchildren and 13 great grandchildren.

Funtrtl from the Scarpa Funeral Home, 22 Graig Place, No. Plainfield, Tuesday at 10:30 a.m. Mass of tht Christian Burial, St. Bernard's RC Church, II am. Interment St.

Mary's Cemetery. Calling hours today 2-4 1 7-9 p.m. McARTOR Ruby, on January 1979, In her 14th year of 125 Lemington Road. Somtrvillt, formerly of Engiewood, Florida. Memorial services will be held an Tuesday, January 9 at I p.m.

in the Spetr VanArsdelt Funeral Home, 10 West End Somtrvillt. Memo rial donations may be sent to tht Branchburg Rescue a SCNIRRIPA Tormle, of SO Mercer North Plainfield, on Saturday, January 1979, beloved son of Mrs. Marion Schirripa, brother of Mrs. Elnora Pilato, and Mrs. Mary Scarincl, Rocco Schirripa, and Albert Schirripa.

Funeral from the Higgins "Home for Funerals," 209 W. Eighth Plainfield, on Tuesday, January 9, at 9:30 a.m., followed by a Mass of Christian Burial at St. Joseph's Church, at 10 a.m. Inter- ment, St. Mary's Cemetery, plainfield.

Friends may visit at tht Funeral Home, Monday, 2-4 and 7-9 p.nv TtSTA Josephine (Nittoll), on January 1979, of Grttnbrook Middlesex, beloved mother of Vin-ctntt Nittoll and the lata Albert and William Nlttoli, sister of Teresa and Italo Durso, grandchildren and 7 great grandchildren. Funeral from the Scarpa Funeral Home, 22 Graig Place, No. Plainfield, Tuesday I 30 a.m. Mass of the Christian Burial St. Bernard's RC Church, 9 a.m.

Interment St. Mary's Cemetery. Calling hours today 2-4 A 7-9 p.m. VOLLERS Dledrlch on January 1979, in his Nth year, of 3311 Routt 202, Branchburg, tether of Herbert D. Funeral services will be held on Tuesday, January 9, at 10 a m.

in the Speer VanArsdale Funeral Homo, 10 West End Somtrvillt. Interment Som- erset Hills Memorial Park, Basking Ridge. Calling flours this evening 7-9. Memorial donations Reformed Church Memorial Fund. I NEW BRUNSWICK (AP) A 27-year-old man is in Middlesex County Jail on $75,000 bail on a homicide charge after an autopsy showed bis 2W-year-old daughter died of massive head injuries, authorities say.

Police news SOUTH PLAINFIELD Edward Al-ligier of 2145 Orchard Drive reported last night his home was entered and jewelry valued at $1,375 was stolen. Also missing are $335 in cash and clothing valued at $200. Police said entry was gained through a kitchen door. oWhafs going on Her internship and residency were done at Bellevue Hospital, the New York Infirmary for Women and Childen, and Manhattan Maternity Hospital, all in New York, and Margaret Hague Maternity Hospital, Jersey City. Dr.

Read was a member of several medical associations. She is survived by her husband, Dr. Chester L. Read; two daughters, Nancy Patricia Zavitz of Arvada, and Ruth Ogden of Tuson, three sisters, Sara B. Hughes and Nancy B.

Taylor, both of Canon City, and Margaret B. Shaw of Springs, Idaho; a brother, Joseph Stanley Blunt, of Canon City; seven grandchildren, and two great-grandchildren. A memorial service was held in Canon City last Tuesday. A memorial service by the family will be held Wednesday at the Presbyterian Church in Westfield. Tormie Schirripa, 63, musician and teacher NORTH PLAINFIELD Tormie Schirripa, 63, of 80 Mercer Ave.

died Saturday (Jan. 6, 1979) at Muhlenberg Hospital in Plainfield. Born in North Plainfield, he was a lifelong resident of the borough. Mr. Schirripa was a musician and music instructor.

He was a member of the New York City Musicians Union Local 802 and the Plainfield Musicians Union Local 746. A Navy veteran of World War II, he was a communicant of St. Joseph's Roman Catholic Church in North Plainfield. He is survived by his mother, Marion Schirripa of North Plainfield; two sisters, Elnora Pilato of North Plainfield and Mary Scarinci of Toms River, and two brothers, Rocco and Albert Schirripa, both of North Plainfield. Arrangements are by the Higgins Home for Funerals in PLainfield.

Walter Fagan Sr. PLAINFIELD Walter Fagan 67, of 126 Hillcrest Ave. died yesterday (Jan. 7, 1979) at Muhlenberg Hospital. Born in Rollins, he lived in West-field and Plainfield for 51 years.

Mr. Fagan was employed by the National Gypsum Co. of Garwood as a foreman until 1973, when he joined Grico's Maintenance Co. of Plainfield. He was a member of the Bethel Baptist Church, Plainfield.

Surviving are his wife, Virginia; four sons, Walter of Eino, John of Westfield, Richard C. at home and Joseph of Sacramento, eight daughters, Elnora Coleman of Baltimore, Mary Newton of Scotch Plains, Louisa Tumstall of Irvington, Constance Myrick and Annie Fagan, both of Westfield, Hattie Johnson, Barbara Ann Fagan and Victoria Jones, all of Plainfield; five brothers, James of Plainfield, Burdis and Albert, both of Arlington, Lawrence of Summit and Shelton of Westfield; a sister, Hattie Monroe of Summit, 33 grandchildren and two great-grandchildren. Funeral arrangements are by the Plin-ton Funeral Home, Westfield. Ella Dalrymple Goble SOUTH BOUND BROOK Ella Dalrymple Goble, 75, of 1008 Prospect St. died today (Jan.

8, 1979) at Muhlenberg Hospital in Plainfield. Born in Asbury, she had been a resident of South Bound Brook for 49 years. Mrs. Goble was the widow of James W. Goble who died in 1959.

Surviving are two sons, Walter Petersen of Middlesex and James Goble of York, two daughters, Ruth Dilts of Washington and Mary Krehely with whom she lived; a sister, Gladys VanNorman of Hampton; 14 grandchildren, and four great-grandchildren. Arrangements are by the Taggart-Chamberlain Funeral Home in Bound Brook. Bernardino Grillo PLAINFIELD Bernardino Grillo, 85, of George Street died Saturday (Jan. 6, 1979) at Muhlenberg Hospital. Born in Italy, he was a Plainfield resident for 55 years.

Mr. Grillo was a maintenance man for Walter Scott of Plainfield before retiring in 1958.. He was a communicant of St. Bernard's Church. He is survived by his wife, Angelina Gentile Grillo; three daughters, Mary Cirgliano of South Plainfield, Sophie Sorigliano of Plainfield, and Angie Grillo at home; five sons, Michael Grillo of Plainfield, John and Anthony Grillo of North Plainfield, Rudy Grillo of Edison, and Ben Grillo of Cranford; 18 grandchildren, and 13 great-grandchildren.

Arrangements are by the Scarpa Funeral Home of North Plainfield. Raymond Pierce MANVILLE Raymond Pierce, 50, of 28 S. Main St. died Friday (Jan. 1979) at Somerset Medical Center, Somerville.

Mr. Pierce was a self-employed electrician in the Manville area and was an Army veteran of the Korean conflict. Born in Jersey City, he was a resident of Manville since 1957. His wife, Elizabeth, died in December He is survived by a son, Daniel of Mount Zion, three daughters, Maureen of Quakertown, Patricia of North Plainfield and Janet of Browns Mills; two sisters, Eleanor Bez of Tenafly and Florence Murphy of Paramus, and two brothers, Aloysius of Iselin and William of Buffalo, N.Y. Funeral arrangemtns are by the Cusick Funeral Home, Somerville.

Bill Goodspeed SAN ANTONIO, Texas (AP) Bill Goodspeed, a veteran award-winning photographer for the San Antonio Express-News, died yesterday. He was 71. WESTFIELD Dr. Jessie D. Read, 75, of 519 Lenox Drive, the first woman doctor to be certified in obitetrici and gynecology in New Jersey, died suddenly on Dec.

29, 1978, in a Denver hospital while on vacation. Dr. Read was awarded the Golden Merit Award last spring by the N.J. State Medical Society for 50 years service as a physician. Dr.

Read received another honor in 1966 when she was named Woman of the Year in Medicine by the New Jersey branch of the American Medical Women's Association. Most recently, she was a consultant in obstetrics and gynecology at St. Barnabas Medical Center in Livingston. She was also on the Emeritus Staff at Overlook Hospital in Summit. A Westfield resident and practitioner for 44 years, Dr.

Read was born in Florence, in 1903. Her parents were among the first settlers of Fremont County in Colorado. Dr. Read received a B.A degree from Denver University in 1925. She received her medical degree at the Long Island College of Medicine in 1928.

Steven D. Adam, 1 0, Warren fifth-grader WARREN Steven David Adam, 10, of 4 Flintlock Drive, a fifth-grader at the Mount Horeb Elementary School, died Friday (Jan. 5, 1979) at Somerset Medical Center in Somerville after an illness. Born in Somerville, he was a resident of Warren for four years, residing formerly in Bridgewater. He was a member of the Millington Baptist Church and church's Boys' Brigades.

He is survived by his parents, Mr. and Mrs. David Adam; two brothers, Brian and Douglas, both at home, his paternal grandparents, Mr. and Mrs. Elmer Adam, of Millington, and his maternal grandparents, Mr.

and Mrs. James Allan of Chatham. Arrangements are by the Higgins Home for Funerals in Watchung. Michael N. Rasnak, 67, Jersey Central retiree BOUND BROOK Michael N.

Rasnak, 67, of 520 E. High a retired railroad employee, died Saturday (Jan. 6, 1979), at Somerset Medical Center in Somerville. Born in Bound Brook, he had resided in Piscataway. Mr.

Rasnak was employed as a freight clerk with the Jersey Central Railroad for 45 years, retiring five years ago. He was a communicant of St. Joseph's Church in Bound Brook. He is survived by his wife, Isabella Glynn Rasnak, and a sister, Anna R. Slater of Piscataway.

Arrangements are by the Conroy Funeral Home in Bound Brook. Josephine N. Testa MIDDLESEX Josephine Nittoli Testa, 84. of Green Brook Road died Saturday (Jan. 6, 1979) at Muhlenberg Hospital in Plainfield.

Born in Italy, Mrs. Testa lived iri Plain-field for 40 years before moving to Middlesex 10 years ago. She was a communicant of St. Bernard's Church in Plainfield. Her husband, Frank, died in 1959.

She is survived by a son, Vincent Nittoli, with whom she lived; a brother and sister, Italo and Teresa Durso, both of Italy; six grandchildren, and seven great-granchildren. Funeral arrangements are by the Scarpa Funeral Home of North Plainfield. Alice S. McEiohinney SCOTCH PLAINS Alice Southard McEiohinney, 86, of 1407 S. Martine died yesterday (Jan.

7, 1979) at the Ash Brook Nursing Home. Born in Whitesbog, she lived in Philadelphia and Camden before moving to Scotch Plains in 1934. She was a communicant of Immaculate Heart of Mary Church, Scotch Plains. Surviving is a sister, Ada Pittman, of Whitesbog. Funeral arrangements are by the Rossi Funeral Home, Scotch Plains.

Hazel H.Crowe WESTFIELD Hazel Hartnett Crowe, 91, of 715 Westfield Ave. died Friday (Jan. 5, 1979) at the Abbott Manor in Plainfield after a long illness. Born in Chicago, she was a resident of Westifield for 51 years. Mrs.

Crowe was a communicant of the Holy Trinity Church. She is survived by her husband, John J. Crowe, and a sister, Annabelle Hartnett of Hobucken, N.C. Arrangements are by the Dooley Colonial Home of Westfield. Diedrich N.Vollers BRANCHBURG Diedrich N.

Vollers 87, of 3311 Route 22 died Saturday (Jan. 6, 1979) at the Somerset Medical Center, Somerville. Born in Spaden, Germany, he lived in Branchburg since 1929, and was a retired His wife, Herta, died in 1974. He is survived by a son, Herbert D. Vollers of North Branch, and four grandchildren.

Funeral arrangements are by the Speer-Van Arsdale Funeral Home, Somerville. Karl Kuerner CHADDS FORD, Pa. (AP) Karl Kuerner, whose dairy farm inspired more than 1,000 studies and several famous paintings by Andrew Wyeth, died Saturday at age 80. Wyeth said Kuerner "played an Important role In my development as an artist" ROBERT H. LOUNSBURY dead In Manhattan Funeral arrangements are by the Frank E.

Campbell Funeral Chapel in New York City. H. Earle Davison, 77, ex-high school teacher FLEMINGTON H. Earle Davison, 77, died Friday (Jan. 1979) at his home at 59 Bonnell Street.

Born in Hightstown, he taught at Rider College until moving to Flemington in 1925. From that time until his retirement in 1967 Mr. Davison taught commerce and business courses at Flemington and Hunterdon Central High School. He was a charter member and past treasurer of the Flemington Kiwanis Club, a member of the Flemington Baptist Church and the N.J. Retired Teachers Association.

He had received a award for volunteer work at the Hunterdon Medical Center, Raritan Township. His wife, Myrtle, died in 1966. Mr. Davison is survived by a nephew, Donald D. Ingling of Surf City.

Funeral arrangements are by the Robert L. Ford Funeral Home in Flemington. Alfred H. Goodman DUNELLEN Alfred H. Goodman, 77, of 651 Grove St.

died yesterday (Jan. 7, 1979) at home. Born in Kettering, England, he lived in Dunellen since 1934, having immigrated in 1925. Mr. Goodman was employed in the shipping department of the former Art Color Printing Co.

of Dunellen for 15 years, retiring in 1967. A member of the Dunellen United Methodist Church, he also belonged to the Men's Prayer Fellowship and served as a lay preacher at the church. He is survived by his wife, Celeste A. Langdon Goodman; two sons, Robert of Middletown and John of Stony Brook, N.Y.; a daughter, Alexandra of Dunellen; a sister, M.J. Goodman of Kettering, England, nine grandchildren and a great-granddaughter.

Funeral arrangements are by the Mun-dy Funeral Home, Dunellen. Ruby McArtor SOMERVILLE Ruby McArtor, 83, of 125 Lamington Road died Saturday (Jan. 6, 1979) at the Somerset Valley Nursing Home, Bridgwater. Mrs. McArtor was Dorn in Port William, Ohio.

She was a retired photographer, and was the third generation to own the McArtor photography studio in Somer-ville. She was a volunteer for the Somerset Medical Center and the American Cancer Society. Her husband, John died in 1946. She is survived by a son, John S. McArtor of Edgertpn, two daughters, Peg Ozzard of Martinsville and Kathryn Reddy of Somerville; two sisters, Mary Davidson and Martha Donley, both of Engiewood, 11 grandchildren and 15 great-grandchildren.

Funeral arrangements are by the Speer-Van Ardsale Funeral Home, Somerville. Tel. PL 6-1 729 for Funerals cited in fire Scaletli and the Somerset County Prosecutor's office. The home belonged to the child's babysitter. Plainfield Fire Chief Maurice F.

Re-illey said the Fire Prevention Bureau has not completed its probe of the fire in a rooming house at 715 W. Seventh St. in which James Burton, a tenant, died. Burton suffered burns to his hands and head. A section of a mattress in the room was partially burned and had been pulled to the floor.

Fire officials said Friday night that there was no evidence of arson in the blaze. The dead girl's stepmother is held on $10,000 bail on a charge of child neglect. Police arrested William Bauries, 181 Lawrence and his wife Frances, 25, Saturday at St. Peter's Medical Center where a medical team brought the child, Damianne, who was pronounced dead on arrival. Middlesex County Prosecutor Richard Rebeck said Mrs.

Bauries called for help while her husband was at work, then called her husband who met her at the hospital. Bail may change at a formal arraignment this morning, Reneck said. Wednesday 10th PROORAMS COOKING CLASS: How to prepare hors d'oeuvres. 9.30am and 8pm. Sponsor: Women's Division of the Jewish Community Center of Somerset County.

For registration end information call the Center at 725-2231. JOURNIY TO VINUS: Each Wadnesdey at 8pm. and eech Saturday and Sunday at 2, 3 and 4pm. Trailside Planetarium, Mountainside. RISUMI WRITING WORKSHOP: Conducted by Saunder Finard.

John F. Kennedy Memorial Library, Piscataway. There Is no fee but registration would be helpful. WIAVINQ WORKSHOP: With Arlene Levine and Betsy Wrobel. 10am.

Vermeule Arts Center, North Plainfield. 756-3185. OUTDOOR PHOTOORAPHY FOR ADULTS: Jen. 1 0, 1 7, 24 end 3 1 Somerset County Pari Commission's Environmental Education Center, Basking Ridge. Fee: S1 1.

766-2489. CROSS COUNTRY SKI WORKSHOPS: Jan. 10 and 24 at 3pm and Jen. 13 and Feb. 3 at 1pm.

Environmentel Education Canter, Basking Ridge. Fee: $5. 766-2489. DISIQNS FOR INDIPINDINT LIVING: For high school students end adults. Jan.

10, 17, 31 and Feb. 7. Environmental Education Center, Basking Ridge. Fee: 1 8. 766-2489.

COIL BASKITR By Peg Parsons. 8pm. Vermeule Arts Center. North Plainfield. 756-3185.

RIADINOS OVIR COFFII PROGRAM: 10am. Somerville Free Public Library. Dr. Donald Ecroyd will read from Dorothy Hosfords retelling of The Tales of Beowulf, By His Own Might. MIITINOS SOMIRSIT'S QOVIRNINQ OFFICIALS ASSOCIATION: 6.30pm.

Bound Brook Inn. Speaker: Lawrence Bashe, City Administrator in Plainfield on the topic Insurance-How to Get the Most From Your Insurence Tax Dollar. Reservetlons: 755-8574 or 756 5603. I FANWOOD WOMAN'S CLUB: 1 Fanwood Community House. Program: "Parties on Parade" by Maria Reeding, consumer advisor for Public Service Electric and Gas in Plainfield.

LACKAWANNA ALUMNAI ASSOCIATION OF KAPPA KAPPA GAMMA: Home of Martha Ogden, Convent Station. Program: "Kappas on Kampus." OLD GUARD OF THI PLAINFIILDS: Plainfield YMCA. Program: Dr. Homer L. Trlckett, pastor of the First Park Baptist Church of Plainfield on The Future of Mankind WATCHUNG NATURI CLUB INC.

OF PLAIN-FIILDs 8pm, Capital Savings Bank, Fanwood. Program: "The Wonders of Nature" a slide lecture by Conrad Kltst. BIRNARDSVILLI LIBRARY CAMIRA CLUB: 8pm. Bernardsville Library. MISCILUNIOUS OUPLICATI BRIDGI: Wednesdays at and Thursday night at Westfield YWCA.

For more Information call or come by the YW desk at 220 Clark St. BIRNARDSVILLI LIBRARY OIRMAN COI-VIRIATION WITH CHARLOTTI MARTIN: Bpii. Bernerdsvllle Library. MUSIC 7 SING-IN: Given by the orchestra eld! chorus of the Oak Tree Presbyterian Church In -J Tomorrow 9th SOCIAL MEMBERSHIP TIA: 8pm. Sponsor: Zarek Chapter of B'nai B'rllh Woman.

Anyone Interested in attending, call 752-0071. PROGRAMS THI ASCINT OF MAN: By Dr. Jacob Bronowski. Noon. Each Tuesday for 13 weeks.

Berkeley Htightt Public Library. 464-9333. RUTGERS-BIRNARDSVILLI LIBRARY WRITIRS WORKSHOP FOR AOULTI: Jan. 9 and 23. Bernardsville Library.

766-0118. MIITINOS WOMAN'S CLUt OF TIWKSBURY TOWNSHIP: 9am. Oldwlck Community Ctnttr. Program: Rapt provontlon and self protection prtsantad by the Now Jersey Stat Police. THI CONCORDS OF OUR LADY OF FATIMA PARISH: 8pm.

Our Lady of Fetlma, Piscataway. Rectory Matting Room. 752-8197. ORIATIR WISTFIILD SICTION, NATIONAL COUNCIL OF JIWISH WOMIN: Temple Emanu-EI. Program: "Happiness Training" workshop with Dr.

Frances Merit! Stern. Director of the Institute for Behavioral Awareness in Spring-field as speaker. LA LICHI LIAOUI: 8pm. Homo of Katit Sung, Warran. Program: "Childbirth and Family Adjustment." 647-3506.

NATIONAL COUNCIL OF JEWISH WOMIN: 8pm. Horn of Benny Galb, Bridgawattr. Speaker: Dr. Iwlng Nadler on the topic "Marriage Revisited." SOUTH PLAINPIILD LA LICHI LIAOUI: 8pm. 1 53 Ritoll Terrace.

South Plainfield. Program: Suggestions about nutrition and weaning the breastfed baby. ICHO LAM NATURALISTS CLUS: 8pm. Cranford Extended Cere Center. Program: "3 Gals In Greece-3 Points of View" by Grace Boyle.

Mrs. R.S. Hall end Mrs. C.S. Rowley club members.

CATHOLIC WOMIN'S CLUS OF THI PLAIN-FIILDS, 1pm. Monday Afternoon Club. Plainfield. Program: Chinese auction and cards. WILCOMI WAOON NIWCOMIRS CLUS OF THI PLAINFIILDS: United Counties Trust Company building, North Plainfield.

Program: Job counseling for women presented by a representative from the Union County Vocetlonal Technical School, Women's Center for Career Planning. BIRNARDSVILLI LIBRARY BRIDOI CLUB: ry Tuesday evening it Bernardsville Library. BRIDOIWATIR WOMIN'S CLUB: Christ Church Presbyterian, Bridgewater. Program: Chinese auction with proceeds to benefit the club's charity Trail's End. MISCILUNIOUS BIRNARDSVILLI LIBRARY PRINCH CON-VIRIATION WITH CLAIRI LION ARD: Jen.

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