whan Mrs. Cordon lihrlidi had 'wiili'ihe Scmcli Plains jinnip.
Culler tilTlcers whn were introbeen preslileiu of chf Woman's
duced
included M r s . Coorjie
cluh.
Fisher, Male year hook chairman,
Mrs,
Edward Scluiak, ciuh
Mrs. James Hell, nnrihern vice
president, iiitroiiiu'iMihuofficers
chairman of youih i-on-a-rwuinn,
and department chairmen who
both of Scotch R a i n s ; and Mrs,
gave resumes of their activities,
Frank Plrigyi of Curiurc-t, (uh
Nesv members were urged to join
district
mumhership chairman.
Scotch Plains Woman's Club
those activities whose pursuits
Mrs. William Carhe, chairman
welcomed 18 prospective meminterested them.
of the ciarhe I-'oundaUnn was
bers at the annual membership
Mrs. Alan Swenson of Warren,
introduced to the new members.
tea at the homo of Mrs, Hurry
uth district
vice president,
Regrets were expressed lhat
E. Bernstein, 1410 Cooper Road,
brought greetings to the local
Mrs.
Leonard Ju/.orek, a long
Scotch Plains. Mrs. Henry
club, M r s . II. OrvilJe. Emmons
time member of the club was
English, past president and c u r - of llrlelle, state drama chairman,
moving to Florida,
rent
membership chairman^ recalled her former association
introduced Mrs. Arthur Taylor,'
Mrs. Rayland Nelson, Mrs, Peter
Dulak, Mrs. Paul Yentz, Mrs.
Robert Stuart, Mrs. W.F. Llnfie,
Mrs.
Clarence Ciffen, M r s .
Phillip Wettersten, Mrs. David
Schnur, Mrs, Robert Currie,
"THOUSANDS OF SATISFIED CUSTOMERS
Mrs. Robert Davle,, Mrs, Edjiar
Bagley, Mrs. Murray Scuser,
WHEN THEY WANT",,,
Mrs, F, Raymond Stoveken, Mrs,
Robert Sieloff, M r s , Wilfred
Leahy, Mrs, Patrick Cozzi and
Mrs, F, Raymond Osborne,
It was noted that this was
the 17th consecutive membership tea that had been held at
the home of M r s , Bernstein,
The practice had been instituted
Woman's Club
Welcomes
New Members
Artist Will Speak
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Mountainside artist, Harry Devlin poses in front of one of his
studies of American homes.
The Scotch Plains Woman's
Club will hold their monthly
meeting at the Scotch Hills
Country
Club, Wednesday,
November 11th.
Mr, Harry A, Devlin of
Mountainside will speak on his
architectual findings of old homes
in America which have led him to
write tsvo books on American
architecture as well as to do
paintings and illustrations of
these dwellings found throughout
the United States;
A native of Elizabeth and a
graduate of Thomas Jefferson
High School, Mr, Devlin majored
in fine arts at Syracuse University and was commissioned an
artist in the Navy in 1942, Following his discharge from the
Navy, Mr, Devlin was cartoonist
Add It To Your
Grocery List
Ralph F, Batch, Executive Director of the New jersey State
Lottery Commission, has announced that ''overwhelming"
response has been received from
department store and supermarket chains wishing to become
sales agents for tickets in the
weekly lottery that begins later
this year.
According to Batch, the anticipated figure of 1,000 "starting
agents" has already been e x ceeded and the commission is
accepting applications for the
remaining vacancies.
Established commercial and
retail outlets interested in b e coming Lottery sales agents may
apply to the New jersey Lottery
C o m m i s s i o n , State House,
Trenton, 08625, . 609-292-4331,
Supermarket and department
store chains already accepted
by the Lottery Commission as
potential sales agents are AS I1,
_ACMli, F'^od Fair, Grand Union,
Kings Market, S, Klein and
Steinbach's,
Ticket sales in these stores
will be made manually by store
personnel, either at ciieckout
counters or special cashier s t a tions, in accordance with what
is most suitable for each store's
particular situation, Because of
the high volume customer traffic
in these stores, it is expected
they will be the prime sales
agents for the Lottery tickets.
Thirty percent of the Lottery
receipts, as required by .State
lasv, will go to state aid to
education and institutions,
The top Lottery prize, $50,000,
will be awarded weekly, along
with 9,999 other prizes to holders
of tickets svith winning numbers.
Nine will receive 14,000 each;
90 svill get $400 each and 900
will receive $40 each. There
will also be 9,000 prizes consisting of a ticket in the Millionaire Lottery to be held twice
a year, beginning in 1971. Tickets
for the weekly Lottery are 50
cents each,
for the Daily News and Collier's
magazine.
He also drew
"Raggrnopp'' a comic strip for
The Daily journal and has i l lustrated numerous books including "The Old Black Witch"
and "The Knobby Boys to the
Rescue", written with his wife
Dorothy Wende Devlin,
Odd Fact
In an automobile company in
Detroit, a huge sign says:
"Emergency Exit—Not To Be
Used U n d e r Any Circumstances,"
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