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SiCB^iB isouijb si Aanqns >>?╟≤$ ;sopV[ JBaa * bj raiq guipuas Axj. uaAa 1 4110 sjoid sppj.aqj Suidpq puB sjjiS unq $um2 Aofua i ?nq 'sjfep iBpads giH 49&ioj $snf pjnoqs f ?Bq; jps^ui Suqia; daa^ 1 -a^Boojdpaj 0; ^uiq; uaAa ^usaop aq (*o;a ^bq s^a -q;oj\[) u.im Am s^x U9qM pg *9Uij ^^nqx 'pa^q^ipP sAeM[B s(9H *oo; auo uiiq {d2 spi^ aq; pun ^jt?║ a^BijdojddB ub punq -snq Am 9Aig 1 (*op 'ABpq^iq uoisbooo ub auii^jaAg By JERRY NUSBAUM I THE SAME GUY - Switching to mufti after four-and-a- half years service, Marine Capt. David L. Wingerter continues a fine civilian gentleman. Most of his service was in the European Theater and there were a few citations. David is a, civil engineer graduate from Newark College of Engineering. Son of West Orange's Jacob A. and Selma Wingerter, he'll join his dad's Jersey Testing Laboratories, Inc. And, now there's more time to hop to Philadelphia to see charming Louise Zoldin, R.N. This is the evening from 7:30-8:30 41 h a t an unusual radio show will be heard over Seton Hall's WSOU-F.M. from St. Michael's Hospital Auditorium. A quartet of physk clans will discuss the progress in heart surgery and medical education ... Newark Police Lt. Edward F. McCormack bade au revoir to folks at St. Michael's after being there for checkup. The lieutenant recently celebrated 40 years service and is treasurer of Independent Irish Society. * * * A HINT ?╟÷ Should you learn that many of the sporting fraternity's top echelon and some of the important folks ; of stage, screen and TV are ! not about their usual haunts in New Jersey here's^ why. They're in Las Vegas where beginning tomorrow through Saturday the Sands Hotel celebrates 13th "anniversary. Some Jerseyans are executives in The Sands. Not an idle moment during the four days because President Jack Entratter has an unusual schedule of entertainment. Traffic Patrolman James J. Davey who has guarded the busy Park plaee area from NUSBAUM A daily diary of New Jersey people, places and events , , n ;?╟??╟? at Tho Mint Hotel and season always drives Spring- Raymond Boulevard to Cot- ing; at ine m ^ ^ Grgce g> Grm% t^SSlSSiZ S^-l^SU? down Memory Lane Though No idle moments for Genial a former account of Okuns. ^ picture is none too clear Jim. Doesn't have time for Assistant U.S. Attorney she remembers her grand- Gondoliere his own Christmas shopping Richard A. Levini these past {ather Joseph Munn had a lieresi ?╜ ine for wife Doris or the chil- four years decided on a busi- } {arm on Munn Avenue, nes.u?╜u?╜uu,.^ ^ ^ dren, Thomas, 18; Robert, 17; ness 0f his own. Has openea Eagt 0range between Main GOOD NEWS ?╟÷ It's pleas- John, 13 and Eileen, 9. iaw offices in Raymond-Corn- gtreet and Centrai Avenue. ant to report that Morris , * , merce Bldg. Newark. A graa- Rer grandmother, wife of (Saxony Cafeteria) Herskovite ?╟?a ?╜ate of Harvar,d Unwary M wag daughter of Dr. recuperates at his Newark HE'S ILL - C. Raymond and its Law School, the at- Matthias Dodd) wh0se family home after surgery in St. Snyder, retired president of torney carried to success w(jre ^ natives 0{ Dodd's Michael's Hospital. The char- Fmil Snvder Co., gold and several celebrated criminal Orange. itable and civic minded citi- SSaiiBttt vufds^ SiMsa^s ^?Σ≤gg Be not surprised should Their Andrew is 1%. ^Sihfren. Dan is a stroll- *^?Σ≤&gg*SjJ Henry Okun suddenly fly to ,.*,> L musician with the brother, Telco co-workers is Mrs. Elbe KsyVegas. The publicist^ LQIA _ The holiday Nhio, known as the Gondo- M. 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