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among children under 4 also occur ton on May 25. in the home. Is this not ample Mrs. Charles G. Albury, youth Home Agent Cites Hazards reason to follow a few simple consultation service chairman, an- precautions? .-•'•• • nounced that the annual YCS < leant To Ploy The Piano Homemakers deal, daily with smorgasbord will be held Wed- Your children will thank you oil Of Housecleaning Season simple gadgets that can be booby- nesday, May 18, at St Peter's par- \ (The following article was prepared .by Mrs. Mary W. Arm- traps for the careless, complicated ish bouse. Perth Amboy. Reserva- their Hv» if thoy laorn to p y-ExtensioiL-Services-who-— -mwhahical-equipmeiit,—higb/TVolt- is participating this week in the annual observance- of National age electrical apnlicances,. steam A. Bedell or Mrs. E. W. Morris. the piano while they are young. cf Home Agents' Ytteek. The Union C6u,nty Unit carries but a pro^ and Aot liquids, fire, sharp tools, An "evening of cards" for. the fif gram of extension work in agriculture arid home.economics with; cutlery, poisons, fuel and heating benefit of YCS will be held follow- Entered a* Heood clau mall matter, at equipment and so on. It is im- ing the covered' dish supper on MLXVP- No. 16. 4 Sections, 26 Pages CRANFORBTNEW JERSEY, THURSDAY, MAY 12, 1960 Th* Port Oflloa at OranfMd. N. J. TEN CENTS the cooperation of the College of Agriculture at Rutgers Vniver-: portant to remember the three , sity, the United States Department' of Agriculture and the Uniori . June 6. the guild's final meeting of major rules for the use of. every the. season. County Board of Chosen Freeholders.) . .. ' '. • • '• • labor-saving device: Follow^, in- By MABY W. ARMSTRONG, Home Agent structions safely: install it cor- Mrs. Albury reported that June 2 will be a cooperative day at iummer UCfi Scholarshi Housecleaning season is a time when' accidents "In the home are rectly;, maintain it in good con- dition. Do not expect a gadget The Evergreens, Moorestowh, the more likely to occur than at any other time. Falls off step ladders, Episcopal home for. the aged. All from tripping on extra material left on stairways dr out of place, or which has no mechanical brain to think; for you in an emergency, who-plan to attend should notify from slipping on wet. soapy or By High School, Coinbine^Elementar. says, the New Jersey -State Safety Mrs. Albury by.May 12. liven by High School newly waxed floors are all likely Council. " . • - Scholarship." winner announce- Procedure as Land The WestirieW Music Club lun- Cranford'High School will offer a summer session begin- housecleaning time accidents, .But cheon will" be held in Sherlock ments were made this week by the cuts, burns, prisoning also are pos- > Monday, June 27, and< ending Friday, August 5, it was Hall on Wednesday, May 11. Mrs. ounced this week. Classes will meet five days each week. Cranford High School PTA and . sibilities related to housecleaning, the combined PTA's of the six mostly because of the fatigue Skit Highlights Frank H. Washbourne is chair- Julv 4 a hpUday, will be made up on Saturday, July 9.) The man with Mrs. Morris as co-chair- elementary schools. Vicki Kaplan level. ^ily schedule will begin at 8 am. and dose at 12:10 pjn.. with and Margaret . Mittricker have 6 In industry and on--highways, (Guild Program man. • • •" - • SHOW IS A LIST OF EXCITING ,10.ininute recess. _ Township Committee Tuesday night withdrew from public if A skit. "Visions of a Parish Pre-! Refreshments were served by been awarded scholarships accidents are most likely to occur TRY A PIANO IN YOUR HOME Advanced credit subject amounting to $150 each by the sale a 100-fobt parcel [of township-owned land on Stratford ter- a) certain times of the day due to sident," was presented at a meet-(Miss Harriet Best, Mrs. Robert J. GIFTS TO MAKE MOTHER HAPPY high school unit, while Georgiana race after three bidders had run the price from $5,500 to ing of Trinity Guild Monday eve- jLaier., Mrs. Bert Mackenzie and will meet the entire fatigue. Preventing, fatigue or ^orning. Only one such sub-Open House9 Yuschak is the recipient of this $6,200. lessening it reduces., the accident ning in the guild room of Sher-- Mrs. Arthur Woodward. Pay cis year's $260 award from the com-' The action drew.from Mayor Ira D. Dorian, who presided, lock Hall. Participants were Mrs. ]____ ; ^_ ON THIS — HER BIG DAY ject may be taken. Review or. frequency. This is just as true little as $O Per Month u bincd elementary groups. the sharp, comment that ."this in regard tp home accidents. William H. Old. Mrs. Robert F. | ke-up subject classes wUl meet Garden Tm Fatigue on the. part of the home- MacKinnon and Mrs. John P. \^ (olus cartaae) hours daily. t Two review or Vicki Kaplan is the daughter of js deplorable" and "what has C-UP subjects may be sched- Mr. arid Mrs. Aaron Kaplan of 71 happened shows this was not a maker may increase accidents Lynes under the direction of Mrs.* • .:. SEE for other family members as well Charles G. Goodfellowr. program, if desired. » . • Success Tol Spruce street. She has been ac- bona fide public sale." cepted at Montclair State CoVjege, as. herself. But there arc othci- chairman. • ' : SCREENS RENT A PIANO at GRIFFITHS InstrucUon in Reading . and 'The whole^ < town cooperated Motion-to reject allvbids was pitfalls to be avoided in connection Mrs. Moses* A..Craig, retiring: •ersonal Use. Typing will i>e to make thgr^Our River where she plans to major in arr made by Public Affairs" Comm'is-•,.''• ARPEGE hcduled for one-hour periods. Her extra-curricular activities at with home accidents. Clothing is presdent, presented, the' gavel to j Brand New Spinets fuii seal* (88 MUM) REVLON open hotfso and garden tour of sioner H. Raymond Kirwan, chair- . a factor. Too high heels for ahoratory periods in biology will Cranford High School include Mrs. W. Kenneth Frederick, newly I the Garden CluK of Cranford man of the real estate, committee, . work, too tight skirts, or tot) full elected president. '•..... ] Excellent Makes—Latest Models in the afternoon. The li- serving- as president of the. Art and .seconded "by Public Safety ones, dresses or aprons with pock- . Mrs. James F. Lancaster, parish i TRAVELER Manicure Sets wlll be open during the day success last Wednesday," a spokes^ Club, member of the yearbook and iJommissioner Nicholas St., John ets that catch on hooks, or knobs custodian of the United Thank Of- LIFETIME If you decide to buy the piano, all-money paid for u.' pupil use. . man for the "club reported this; Spotlight' staffs, treasurer of the. >aCorte. Public Works Commis- and streamers or ties that can eas- fering reminded members that rental and delivery-will be deducted from the purcliaee-' The summer session is approve^ week. "Township Engineer Pat- Library Council and bulletin board i'oner,. C. Van Charnberlin • also . chairman .for the library. She de- r ily ignite when close to a flame Sunday, May 15. is the date for the Aluminum Prod. price and be applied to the ddwii-puyinent. So simple the State Department of Educra- rick J/ Grail had town properties oted for the motion. are "among some of the possible signed the program cover for the MARY W. ARMSTRONG semi-annual offering, which is to *2.95 Pupils who are residents of in excellent condition; neighbors MajCor Dorian and Finance Com-; clothing hazards. •' ' .«. be presented at the annual meeting 102 South Ave., W. —you don't have to visil our store—phone or mail ihe iford will be enrolled on a MARGARET MTTTRICKER senior play, "Plain and Fancy." ; took special pride in bavins their VKD GEORGIANA YUSCHAK missiorier J. Howard McAteer ab^ ' Undertaking to move- too heavy of the Episcopal! Churchwomen. coupon belowv ' -• - • ' ' • n-tuition basis. Non-Tesidents Margaret Mittricker is- the stained .from vbting. Both stated ., objects alone can cause back strain hazard that may be accentuated (awns and shrubs at their best, and Diocese of New Jersey, in Tren- be enrolled on a^tuition .basis daughter of Mr. and 'Mrs. Frank- they were opposed to placing the or even more serious difficulties. during spring housecleaning. •preferenge is given Cranfortf : COUPON— Rll out—tear out and moil the azaleas and dogwood gave the lin Mittricker, Jr., of 24 Windsor property oh sale, but, once offered, .;4> Possible , relocation during the Statistics reveal that about four PRINCESS TIMEX and iupils. . .', , , town a spring and festive air." Junior Hig] Cake Bakers Ready Samples place. She has been accepted at they said the property should have cleaning process of bottles conr but of five fatal homeiaccidents oc- I am interested in rcnlinp a- The following adyanced/sub- Robert Koller. chief forester ol Newark./State College in"Union, been sold to the highest bidder. • taining drugs 'dangerous when cur inside the house and that three (Indicjtc grand, spinet, or upright) for credit will beyOffered In reading the noticeiof-ttye pub- taken in large -doses, is another out of four accidental deaths SUMMER DAY CAMP (Coeducational) the Union County Park Commis- wherCyShc will major in elemen- Nanie GARDNER WESTCLOX oviding tjfere is sufficient regis- sion, labeled the trees in thfc H. R- Music Event Cranford Days Contest tary education. She is a member lic auitionr"-whieh-rconteined. a 19th PINGRY SUMMER SESSION ation Weach: Algehra I, Plane clause giving the committee the Addrcss- Copsons' woods so they 'would' be A Hhird contest has been added to tne busy schedule of Cranford of the National Honor Society and , Algebra /II, American more easily identified and the Park Days, Junbs5-4. Details for a baking contest were announced today the' Library Council and served right to reject any or all bids. June 29 — August 18 I'bune WALLETS Wrist Watches Friday Night .,LaUnI.^renchl, Span- Commission also did extra trork at by Herbert Laycock, chairman of the 12th annual celebration. as election committee chairman Township Clerk J. Walter Coffee, I; German \£ French H, Col- MacConnell Park and the river Acmol spring -concert of the First, secondhand third place prizes will be awarded for home- for the Student Council! She also announced a bid of $5,500 had Limousine Service Ages: 7- 14*CDaily* 10:30 4:00 , . Biology ./English " IU. Short- BOBERT E. CRANE been reseive'd from Albert Had- • • •*•••• [, ... "The Music Center of IS'etv Jersey" -area around it. .. music department of Cranford's has been active in girls' sports. Trips to all airports, railway stations & pien from hand- I, Typing I and Driver Ed- xooiblned junior high schools will made cakes in two groups: Adults; over 19,-and teenage, 18 and under. dad of 119 Thomas street. ,' : Swimming instruction r— Beginners to Advanced lucation. ^Personal Use Typing arid The flower exhibits of the- Girl Judging1, for appearance, texture, —— • : ! "Georgiana Yuschak is the ^3.95 Scouts at the home of Mr. be presenud in the high school , t Anthony/Massa of 15 Woodside CALL BRMg* £0961 ->2272 GRIFFITH PIANO COMPANY [instruction in Reading will be auditorium at 8:15 tomorrow. tenderness, flavor and orioriginalitg y daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Stephen Death Takes avonue bid $6,000 for the. parcel Sports — Arts—2Crafts —r Games, fferea for no credit. rsj Matthew D. Hall were judged Dressmakers Shape Yuschak of'235 Denma'n road. She )'•'• STEINWAY and HAMMOND REI'RESENT'ATlvijS by Mrs. Wynn Kent, president George H_ Wbite; vocal instruc- wil ltake place at 10 a.m. Thurs- with Mr. Haddad offering $6,100. UhnonsiBes for weddings — Trips to anyplace /Registration iri . the / advanced will study nt Newark State Col- Inquire: PINGRY SCHOOL, Hillside, N. J. 605 BROAD STREET, NEWARK 2, SEW JERSEY the Cranford Council of Garden tor, and Ralph S. Notaro, instru- day, June 2, at the Cranford Dra^- Outfits for Contest' ' Nunzio Chiarmonte of Bloomfield •subjects. Personal Use Typing and lege in preparation for elementary R.E. Crane bid $6,200, after which > Commis- . - Prices Very Reasonable - Telephone: EL 54990 I- Open Wed. Eves. ?til Nine-Phone: MArkct 3-5880 Heading may be made at any time Clubs, and Mrs. Robert A. Wilson mental, iasmidor. u-ill direct the matic ..Club building. \AppHcations are coming-in REVLON of the Crane's Ford Gardeners. . production. There will be 540 steadily for the Cranford Days school teaching. While ja high sioncr Kirwan moved for the "•X (before June 24 at the high school Contestants must be residents of school she has been a member of withdrawal of the property from loflicc, where application forms In Class I, shadow boxes with stndests participating in the pro- Dressmaking Contest, . Wesley ing members of .the Cranford. One frosted cake of any the .National Honor Society, Mask At Hospital sale. ' ' <•• •and the information bulletins are a river scene for a background, the gram. Philo, to-chairman, reported, 1 and Bauble, Junior Red Cross and . Robert E. Crane, 78 years old, of During committee reports, P^ub Dusting Powder following scouts received awards: Junior High Band, Seventh Grade L^ may be entered by each con- yesterday. •In' the/teenage divi- INTIMATE lawilable. sion, great ihtprest mjs been JContinited on' Paoc 8) 209 Central avenue, a resident of lie -Safety Commissioner LaCorte Blue ribbons, Deborah Cox, Troop u I testant Cakes should be • deliv- : ; The following review or/make- 784, and Paula Selby. Troop SI; shown by household. arts-. stu- Cranford for .70 years and retired said the Stratford terrace property lup subjects will be offered: Al- ered to the CDC building between LAMB'S WOOL PUFF red ribbons, Debbie Cooney. 81; Grade Girls* Glee dub. dents at Cranford High School president of the Cranford Trust was an isolated lot, exceeding the Spray Cologne I gebra I, Plane Geometry, Algebra Leslie Eldridge, 784. and Polly Numbers by the band will in- 8 and 10 a.m. the day of the con- where applications were dis- Co. and chairman of the board of township's minimum requirements, y • /••:. -. . . | III, American History I and II, Dickisdn, 81; honorable mention. dudej: -Pennsylvania Polka," l^^ tributed lasit week, X,^ Cancer Drive Suburban Trust Co., died shortly in a residential.area. He assertedI- I Latin I, French! and H, Spanish after 9 o'clock last night in Muh- that a now home on this property Elizabeth Cloud. &l; Llano Bintliff. -Bdls of S. Mary^," -Kamennoi ^ applicayon blank Js printcd Contestants will model their k German I, College Biology, lenberg Hospital, Plainfield. H< vwould. help keep values, of tho 81; Susan Byrnes. 81. and Jean" OsXroar." ~La Cumparsita,' entries in the fashion show to be •• I o I English I, II and III, Shorthand the TraU," "Deep Purple.*' "Trum- in today's issue of the Cranford Contribution had-been taken ill at home earlie neighborhood intact and that the.. Klrkpatrlck, 81. held at 8 p.m. Thursday, June 2, «chool problem;would not be wor- JI and- Typing I. Registration for Class II,\mosaics: ; pet Boogie.- -JBght BcatJ: "U. S.Citizen and Chronicle and «hould in the'evening. , r at the Cranford Dramatic dub sened because. Lincoln School Ithese subjects will be In person at Kathy Semon, 784; , HenseLtAir Stoee." "Mr. Touchdown, , be returned to the newspaper of- Funeral services will be held at I the high school on June 23; 24 and building. Applications may be Seen Lagging 1 has excess space. " • 784, and Susan Smith. 96; red rib- U. ^.A, ^ £**?"*!?.J"^ fice or to Mr. Philo, 9 IroquoiS obtained at Leshner's Fabric II a.m. Saturday from Gray Me- 5. •'•..-' . Cranford contributions to the , He pointed out the offer to pur- boas, P^tty Mineur. 9C. and Eliza- -YoaTB Kever Walk Alone" (bapd road. Center or at the office of the x morial, 12, Springfield avenue, in $150 A large enrollment- Is antici bethCrowley, 784; honorable men- \ and chorus). . " I960 Crusade of the American charge of the Rev. Dr. Robert G chase was made by the son of two /;•..••• It was announced that open Jpated this summer on the basis Cranford Citizen and Chronicle. Cancer Societ; have • reached a of the township's senior citizens, tion. Nanette Gobdhart. 96; Lor- A dawsct tm composed of house will be held at Union Jun- Longnker, pastor of the First I of the interest shown In the flrsl raine Dmytriw. 784, Nina Kousin. Philip Brubaker, .Warren Jacobi Residents have been invited to total of $1,047, orxapproximately Presbyterian Church. Intermeni residents here for 43 years, who I summer* session last year. A total ior College on Saturday, June 4; exhibit- -homecrafts including 35 percent of the total at the same (Continued on Page S) 96 and Peggy Breniian. 96^ [and Theodore Zielinski wul offer from 9 a.m. ia noon; Tours of the , (Continued on Page 8) [ of 361 pupils attended last sum- Class III. dish gardens: Blue, -Da=ca« ReedsT -. <• crocheting, knitting, bedspreads, period of the 1959 Crusade, it was LENTHERIC mer, of whom 101 were in nin< Page g> | Tfce Ejghia Grade Boys" Glee new Nomahegan building will be or embroidery at the fashion reported .today by Postmaster Ar- advanced subjects. Club "srill sing "The Stars and led by the UJC Key Club, student show. These items will not be thur Boertmann, 'local chairman. COLOR Stripes ForeverC "Where'er Youhost organization, and members judged, Mr. Philo said. • ' Contributions again are being Annual Report to Junior VIA iET Walk." ^Sink ihe Bismarck*1 andof the faculty and administration. made by passing along envelopes I Adult Education Conference a medley of college songs. As part of the annual celebra- in a "neighbor-to-neighbor" chain, 5 FRAGRANCES SHAMPOOS Numbers by the Junior High tion a dog obedience ,show wMl and Mr. Boertmann warned that ReveakDondtio¥isof$708 ChoHr nit! be "Are You Sleeping?" be 'staged at 7 p.m. June 4 by .the Boys' Cranford's total will fall far short The^Junior Village -Improvement Association has donated a total -So=g of the Slave Girls" and Mid-Jersey Companion .Dog of last year's figures if the en-of $708 to worthy causes. Including federation projects and local, char- At Junior College Saturday velopes are not passed along more Star.- Training Club. Mrs. Hewy Gor- ities, during theN1959-60 club year. Mrs. Robert H. Jones, president, First statewide meeting in Union Junior College's new Nomaiiegani Grade Chorus andsky of 315 Retford avenue, train- promptly. Filling Fast reported the contributions, largest in the club's 10-year history, when •J;\ I Building will be the annual all-day spring conference Saturday <* Grade Girls' Glee Club ing secretary for, the club, report- The • Cranford Boys', Camp, Assisting in the delivery and collection of envelopes by dis- she read her report at^the annual meeting at Veterans' Memorial the New Jersey Association for Adult Education. -,».,, trill ioin in ~Come Rovi-ing With ed that ten dogs will be used for located on Silver Lake near Hope, 1 "New Horizons in Adult Edu- Me^"" "Hy .Bcjanie." "Lullaby," the demonstration at the South tricts are the following: Home recently. cation" will be the theme of the on Page 8) Union avenue parking lot. is 75 percent filled, for the eight- First District, Robert T. Hill; Of the total, $275 was given to $2.00 Value conference being conducted in This demonstration will precede week season opening July 3, it second, Mrs. F. G. Radis? third, National Honor the Trenton State Home for Girls, \Road-E-0 Contest cooperation with the Division ofi the teenage dance contest .at the was announced yesterday by Mrs, Mrs. C. H. Cox and Mrs.. K. E. the state project for the year. In Baldwin; fourth, Mrsj Lois Fingeir- addition, $35 in special gifts went CHANEL N0.5I Adult Education of the State De-; same location at 8 p.m. Applica- Arthur Boertmann, registrar.;' Society Inducts Week's Weather to the home. Slated, by Jaycees partment of Education. ( tions for the contest haye been dis- Thus far, applications have been lin and Mrs. E. A, Koyen; fifth, Mrs. Martha Boertmann; sixth, YARDLEY Dr. Houston Peterson, profes- |}JC Mdewologial Stanon tributed at Cranteen and may be received for 257 boy weeks out At High School The Union Junior College De- sor of philosophy at Rutgers Uni- of' a total of 344, the registrar Jack Millar'. and. Mrs. George velopment Fund was the recipient SPRAY \AtUJCMay21 returned to Jack LaGrace of 36 Kopf; seventh, Mrs. William F. versity, wilt deliver, the main ad stated. The second and third Induction ceremonies for 37 of $150, largest local donation. LAVENDER Annual teenage Road-E-O, safe Myrtle street, Cranteen president- Little and Mrs. Boertmann; eighth, Other contributions were made.to dress. His topic will be ^Philoso- tceather is expected Mr. Philo reported that letters weeks of camp, covering the pe- new members :of • the Cranford I driving contest sponsored locally riod from July lft to July 24, areiMrs. John Elliim and John Kiesc- tbo Cranford United Fund,. VIA phy, Wisdom and Knowledge.*" foUowing unsettled condi- will be sent to local clubs urging wctter; ninth, Kenneth Schellcr. High School Chapter of the Na- SOAP COLOGNE I by the Cranford-Kenilworth Jay- Highlighting the conference \riU SJonday's filled to cdpacity. s' Scholarship Fund, Cran-> Sunday. their members 'to participate in Tenth, Carl F. Schauer; 11th, tional Honor Society were held at ford Council of Garden Clubs lwts, will be held at Union Junior be four morning discussion groups, passage of Cranford Days contests! Mrs.' Boertmanh reported open- storm w» due to the g ings for the following weeks of Mrs. Ruth Stcele; 12th, Mr. andthe school yesterday morning. (shrubs for schools) and the Cran- I College at 1 p.m. on Saturday, including a clinic for ^beginning aii extesssivc tow.'pressur e system Boxof 4 $fj adult schools. camp: First, 10; second, \ none; Mrs. Reginald Lingerfcldt and Talks on the four objectives of ford Welfare Association. These Latest Two Make Enchanting News at bum she wea, u:hicii passed out family and John Sbrrcntlho; 13th,the society were presented by the |May2L . •" '. • .' Dr. William H. West. ITnion Board Meeting Tuesday third, none; fourth, one;' fifth, There also were donations to All Cranford and Kenllworth to sea. ' / three; sixth, seven; seventh, 26, Mrs. Ruth Steele and Thomas following members: '-Linda Eaton, Bali'.... the Flower Bali and the Sky Bali with County superintendent of schools. Teinpeialupcs during the /week The' Board of Education will send' a boy to Crnnford Boys' and eighth, 40. Capron and family; 14th, Mr. land "Character"; • Frances Tannen- Camp, to sponsor a delegate to tho agers who have not reached will be the keynote speaker at the vcere on ihe cool side u-itha low hold its regular monthly open Mrs. Arthur Cramer and Mr. baum, "Scholarship"; Betty Eu- : Application blanks are available •Citizenship .Institute at Rutgers the luxury of flowered lace or embroidered I their 19th birthday, who have, a opening session in the lecture halL reading of 40 degrees recorded meeting on Tuesday at 8 p.m. in Schauer; 15th, Chester Fischer and dene, "Leadership," and Virginia Weyman O. Stecngrafe. confer- at the Reel-Strong Fuel Co., or University, for Totowa Nursery I driver's license and, who have no last. Tfcursd^y Sir-d a high of 78 the board offices In, Lincoln (Continued on Page 8) (Contlniled.on Page 9) nylon . . . strong support with all - elastic ence chairman and director of School. the Sportsman's Shop. and CARE projects and for sup- REPLIQUE I traffic- violation points against degrees set on' Friday'- During LADY SCHICK the Westfield Adult School. '<*tH .the •sreek. .16 inches of precipita- port of federation home economics underlying the bust and — complete care-free I their records are eligible to partic- preside. Drl Kenneth C- Mac- and m^sic.scholarships. ; Toilet Water I ipate. Application blanks may be Kay, president of Union Junior The iecepcrature Record: Mrs. Robert MacKinnon was beauty for lingerie prettiness. So welcome ELECTRIC obtained at merchants displaying College, will welcome the dele^ Weather Dress Rehearsal This Evening for' elected president for the- 1960-61 iw - . . ' and. • gates, and Dr. Clyde Weinhold, di- Max. SDB. Cbmrscter Dress Rehearsal for "Girl club i'ear. Other -officers were se- | Road-EO posters. rector of the Division of Adult during the warm summer months ahead. T6 W Clear Crazy," St Michael's parjsh pro- lected as follows: First vice-presi- Local winners will, compete in Education, State Department of pi Cloudy RAZOR Perfume Set T8 « duction, is scheduled for tonight. dent, Mrs. Bernard Solon; second Flower Bali (featured), A, B and C cups, 3.95. I the; state finals to be held in lin- Education, will- ixtend greetings. • Clear vice-president, Mrs. Alex Schedin; at Goerke's I den during June. The state Win- Satuniay 73 42 Theodore P. Gruigey. director of 69 57 Cloudy . Four performances will be pre-recording secretary, Mrs. Kch- D cup, 5.00. Sky Bali, B and C cups, 5.00, find all your ner Will receive a college scholar- the South Qrange-Maplewood 69 54 Cloudy sented in the school halk-a chil- on Page 8) ship.' Trophies will be awarded to Adult^ School,' will be the' leader • Tuesday 64 38 Pt, Cloudy dren's matinee this Sunday after- favorite styles of I H local finalists. Dcup, 5.95. ^7.49 $5.50 (Continued on Page 8) 69 52 Pi. Cloudy noon, and evening performances Used in the tests Here will ,bc I new I960 cars provided by a Lin- on Sunday, Monday and Tuesday. CHS Class of 1950 Bali den dealer and gas will be sup- The lU'v. Gerard Whalen, as- To Stage Reunion FOUNDATIONS, GOERKE£ THIRD FL'OOR Plied by Bllncy's Atlantic Station sistant pastor at St., Michael's, is fine foundations of Cranford. All contestants will the producer of the Gershwin musical, which he has adapted lor In Mountainside and have them" be covered by insurance. • church use. More than 1$5. persons will at- National. sponsors of the Road- College Admission Prcblems Albert .Kanthcr and Mrs. AC •end the tenth reunion of the Clasa -O arc the United States Junior the ireajisja of tbe applicant's plan- expertly fitted PersonaPersonall, visits have beebi made Ells, journal chairmen, reported of 1950 of Cranford Hijih School Chamber of Commerce, Chrysler l i N ning- • • . * "that advertisers have inereasi'd ,n ;it 7::i0 p.m. Saturday at'the Chi- *&' by-our trained Corp.. pure oil Co., the American to more than 70 colleges in New Highlight of the tour, Mr. Post England and Pennsylvania by number since last year, mid MrsAit. i Chateau, Mountainside. BARON'S "nicking Association and the In- related. Vrai hii favorable •impreS- James O'Donncll, patron chnir- Richard Walters will be master corsetieres Charles Post, guidance director at turarico Institute for Highway High School, to discuss | sion* of ihe smaller, not generally rhan, reported a similar increase in of ceremonies. The class pro- Safety. Se cdJege-admlssions problem[«l!-taow» coUcscs. Among the the number' of patrons. phecy will be read, and special generally and as it applics,to Cran- offerings °i *hes*" colleges, he cited Mrs. Edward McDernv.iU and awards will be made. Oliver L. DRUG STORE Mrs. Joseph Holian, ticket chair^, Inoculate 144 Conines ford students. a four-million dollar science • lab- West, mathematics teacher at ora.wry. SxOOO volume library, men, this week announced an'ad- Cranford Hitfh School and class 34 Eastman St. Cranfbrd*N.J* At well-known colleges, stale teacher-pupil ratio of eight to vance ticket sales promising a full » Free Clinic Opens smaller, not adviser, will be a special Kuest. universities, and one. And extensive offerings in house for all four performances. There were 144 dogs, inoculated generally well-known colleges. Mr- programs designed by Mrs. Jano (opp. Cnnford Th««tr«) In theopening session of the Cran- fine art by an institution tradi- Admission to Sunday's matinee .Teitries Raker will be distributed. Post established working relation- tionally associated with tcchnol- performance will kx- by payment ""d Board of Health's free rabies ships with' admissions personnel Music at the dinner-dance will be ... ^cfcofc Oroerke's FREE DELIVERY — TEL BRIDGE 64100 ftnle at the township garage >ogy. In oihcr cases, he said he at the door only. Adults attending provided by Joe Brlsick and and toured campuses. Tuesday, Health Officer John F. was impressed by the siMC of a the afternoon performancv will be orchestra. At ,cach of these colleges. Mr. j required to pay the regular adult Store Alw in Westfield wiize reported. i modern language laboratory, tu- General chairman Alfred Post investigated specific reasons' torial projects, diversified curricu- admission price. Additional clinic sessions will Arthur Kola' lias been assisted by the We Reserve The Right * held from 7 to 9 o'clock to- for acceptances or rejections of !o-'lum oJfexings and the practical as George Hayeck and cal students. He said the visits RHYTHM ROUTINE—Girls are shown Jn "Clap Your Hands" number from "GirJ Crazy," parish chairmen of the lowing committees: Enter of Elizabeth & Plainfield «ght and Frldoy night of ncx well as cultural experience offered Donnelly, ex- ment. Ronald Whalcy. Lav To Limit Quantities pointed out that the most import- ecutive committee, announced that and from 3 to 5 pjn. nex by a Uncial arts college. production to be presented in St Michael's School on, Sunday, Monday and Tuesday. Left to rfght Priddy, Robert Welsh and Ro Wednesday, thr. C. J. Shehayl o unant.factort fact s in the ndmii-aon" ' t sit*- The ftir«»itM-c offered by these /in the line arc Janet McMastcrs, Janet Tucker, Eileen Mulcahey, Carole Haycck. Susan O'Connor more than - 1P0 parishioners have (Continued on Pane S) , (Continued ou Pag* S) »or« Hours; &30 AM. to 10 P* 1 is the/ veterinarian in uation arc the quality ol the ap- and Marilyn Host " . -tftotc* by A. U» UJ plicant, which must be hifib, and (Ootttewd o» Pose 2)
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Page Two CRAKFORD CITIfEN AND CHRONICLE, CRANFORP, N. J. THURSDAY, MAT THURSDAY, MAY, 12, I960 CRANFOBD CITIZEN AMD CHRONICLE, CRANFORD, N. J. Pace Three ,-??• other, legislation lor the 65-plus the district.. If more than one pe- other colleges cannot be overlook- American Legion Casino Ril | Congresswoman .millions, federal school funds, the tition is presented the first one^sre- ed.' .. •• .... . '•-•• • ••',-. .-• side,drive. by the Cxafifom X' cetved will be certified. -The clerk Mr. Post said his. visit to col- Stansbury. Grate, David Hall. Kathleen and Janice Zimmerman. latest Russian plane incident, pay- atelic Society. To be eligible for membership ments for Cuban sugar, distressed will provide challengers with cre- leges. Underwritten partially by Recently they were awarded Knezo, Karen_Lawrence, Virginia Grants Interview the National Defense Act, wfll The material to bKoffe™ .. the. seamstress badge which they Lawson, Dale Leland, Michael in the society, a junior must rank area help, the loyalty oath, capital dentials and suitable marks of in the top 5 percent of his class To Address punishment, the Arab ship-picket- continue next jear in another area sale has been evaluated had completed as a troop. . The Lettini, Phyllis Lieberman, Harvey THE BEACON AGENCY dentification and they will "have following additional badges,' com- Mannes, David Mindlin, Margaret in scholarship and a senior in ing, labor-management . confer- ll powers of challengers, in any of the country. Parents and pu- $1,000. Stamps to thi top 10 percent of his class. . MARIE R. DEACON Marcia Gillespie of 210 Eliza-. ences, outside negotiation^, publi pleted individually, also "were Mittricker, Mary O'Connor, Joan Couples'Club lection. pils are invited to talk with Mr. elude No. 3 Cape Lindu Erickson, stars' i nrf the-.Congressiona Hughes -said the possibility Post about his observattons- and homemaker; Lynn Korba, 4 AWcn Street BRidgt6-5051 7 Helping exchange "students to: Kb- 27 Great .New and dolph Stewart, Fred Swisher, Ed- 10 Doering" way,'representing-the Sunday selling and use of-native f fraud in school elections was experiences. A file on the 70 col- homemaker; Joanne Messina,' an- ward f enthoff, John WitHeringtpn Musical Club Scter get an undistorted picture of the' Spotlight, Cranford High School tongues in foreign aid projects. first called to her attention by the leges he visited is available for the land, Ghana, Bahamas. New •& I YOU CA1TT AFFOap -, -United States will toe a full-time j land and other countries imal rajser, campcroft" and home- and Georgiana YuscKak. A picnic has been planned'May; newspaper, were' among. 30. high Cranford Leagpe of Women Vot- use of the guidance service. maker; Lorelee Pelicano', house- in\ Insurance you ncod? • job, for Harry Morgan," student school ar\d junior ..college' editors ers. ' ' , Thoauctionisopen fomem. Juniors — Paul 'Burns, Linda i 20 at 5 p.m. by the Junior Musical, GIVE US A RING keeper; Mary Jane Saam, cook; Breitel, Robert Cohen, Richard council.president at Rutgers VnU who participated in an interview YouXhWkek of area stamp clubs and other) Jeanne Wasserbach, homemaker; Club of Westfield at the home of' (Mupt we com adhist your present Insurance to take versity, . after his graduation in Conley," Lois - Copson, Judy . Dav- Trena Craft of 18 Central avenue. { with Representative Florence P. terested persons. Stamps mav^ Philatelic Society Cathy Wight, homemaker. ison, Jill Donnelly, Margaret Dud- care of your needs. : June. bwyer in the Winfteld Scott Hotel, CHS Guidance examined the day of the-^%*• New members will be introduced.; ley, William. Knox, Roger Kopf, Reservations may be made 'witn — NO CHARGE — Mr. Morgan, who organized the Elizabeth, Satuday. (Continue* from Page 1) Sets May Auction ther information may b h ' Brownie Troop 388 3 Margot Metzger, Kathleen Wiese Karen Tucker of 8 Pittsfleld street:! Ambassadors for Friendship pro- Also attending were Dolores At Rotary Meeting smaller, colleges were of particular A stamp auction will be held ^ During the past month the •gram, will be guest speaker at a Scheller of 7 Park avenue «nd.San- interest,' he continued, since,as the Sunday, May 22, at 3 punt at the brownies of Troop 388. under the meeting of the .Coupler1 Club at Talks by three members of the dra Rowland of New Brunswick, college admissions situation grows leadership of Mrs. E. Calvin Shire 8:15 p.m. Wednesday in Fellowship representing' the Owl, Union Ju- Youth Week "Township Commit- more critical, .greater numbers of passed the hofnerhaking require- Hall of the First Presbyterian nior College newspaper." • tee" were featured at last Thurs- ments for fly-up by making their Church. : ,__,' The congresswoman said she day's luncheon meeting of the candidates will apply for admis- beds and straightening their rooms Personal reasearch has revealed found that/most of the interview- Rotary Club in the Methodist ion to these colleges. He said it for a week. ' to. the Rutgers senior that only a ers were cogently informed on the Church educational building. encouraging to know that in . 'Thirtyfglrls visited the home of m small minority of foreign students subjects about which they sought the height of competition and Mrs. D. L. Copeland and viewed Speaking - on the subject, "My evfrr have a chance to -see our her opinions. • .,-..• selectivity at the well-known col- her doll collection. Responsibility to. Cranford and For Easter . the girls made country 'or meet Americans; in The student 'editors asked for eges, there are other colleges, also thoir homes and'communities. • facts on Mrs. Dwyer's attitude on Cranford's Responsibility to Me," "peek-in" eggs, consisting of an • Believing that something can be statehood for Alaska
: Page Four • CBANfOBO CITIZEN AND CHRONICLE; CRANTOMVN. J. -H0RSDAY, MAT 12, 1980 CEANFORD CITIZEN AND CHRONICLE, CRAKFORD. N. J. Page Five among males over 40 and seem to be closely associated with both Women Realtors Hear Trenton Alunmi Charles* Wagner. . • ', TwoPromoted air pollution-and cigarette smok- ^j Emerges Cubmasier Ed YoungnoUse and Report on Shore Oinic Deucalion S* Salurd^ Assistant Jerry Bodnar awarded FOR ALL-AROUND DEPENDABILITY... Fint place, winners in the 11th 'ing.— • -; \. '. -••.'.•/•.,:••• A; report on the salesmen's cUn- Dedication ox th Alumni ictor in Pack 176 a wolf badge and plaque to Arth,ur annual .eubratibHe derby on Satjir- By Pharmaco ic of the New Jersey Association fi itation Chapel at 12:15 p.n Williams: lion, Scott Dickniaili day of Cut) Packs 75 and 175. spon Joseph R. Prill, 36 Lenhome Troop 80 to Present of Real Estate Boards (Realtors) Bill Roth.and Keith" Dcekhut! drive. andTDon H. Phillips, 610 day will be a. feature of newood Berby sored by the Cranford Methodisi in Asbury Park last month was In en Easter goodwill project Church, was Den 8 of Pack 75. Orchard street, have been as- e Awards Tonight homecoming day at Tr'nionS | I Stanley Dwyer rolled a hard- :signfertrjew executive, duties~at Riven by tyrs. Mary Knierim at the pack, through ihr>. Mayor Ira D, Dorian presented Six Eagle avyflrds, the highest the monthly meeting of the Wom- College, it -was first place victory in Cub"Welfare Association supplied two the trophy to George Seals, chair- Pharmaco, Inc.. a division . of r White. Laboratories, it was sii\ honor in scouting, will be preen's- - Association of the Cranford Week by Nelson M. >ack 6 1 id Db i families with meat and canned man of Pack ,75. Mrs. Robert Hig- Board of Realtors iest Thursday at I? ' : Pinewcod Derby in goods." ' ••''... nounced this week by Fred M sented at an Indian Coup Council Cranford, president of the '• bie and Mrs. William Kolbe, den the home of Mrs. Dorothy Mc- e final'heats ..during a recent . Rdb.crt McDowell, neighborhood mothers, presented gold cups to Schwemmer, president of the of Troop 80 at 7:30 o'clock tonight Association of the college. Kenilworth proprietary drug firm. Pherson of 309 Cadnoi avenue. ;ck meeting at Brookside Place commissioner, recently presented the winning den. . : • in Fellowship: Hall of the First eon tor alumni and friends cnou a ack Mr. Prill will become sales pro- Pointers on financing, appraising ' ''. „ cnmnH In tho hinrf P charter to jyirs. Richard Silver cups Were awarded to Presbyterian Church. • held in Phelps Hall im motion; manager.- responsible for and salesmanship were given at meuialelv .., second p.lace winners, Bruce Ala Recipients. will be Philip Bru- following dedication ceremony / pBroDk:;de consumer and trade promotion, a the clinic for members of the anis were also "swa-MGHr (nuimr GBHIME SPRINGIAMB ONLYI tary, Frank Graskewitz, Tommy baker, Robert Knox, Jay Guinther, Triblltu ;lid Fruits&Vegetables! Aew department. ' Th.e.ThetaNuSigm:lfratcmj Dr-w I . ™> " *«» the retiring McSulIa, Bbbby Ward, Scott Auer, NJAREB. Among the "'speakers komeir for best Prior, to joining Pharmaco. Mr. Richard Gross, all of Troop 80, | wiU present a program Saturday •• Bruce Thompson.. and . Charles and James 'Zachary and Robert was O. P. Haslestad of Cranford, 1 mBthcrs b Twdkr, Goldan Prill '\vas associated with the Elizabeth realtor. evening featuring . the combined ^ >' Howard Prt=rson. new Bischoff, all of Den 4. Schering Corporation and Union Morgan of Explorer Post 80. The committee ch.lrm.n. Third place cups - Were won by awards will be made by Fred J. Mrs.. Marguerite Rearwin pre- .Uucnts of the orchestra Pharmaceutical Company,, where sided. •"•"•' __ Den 7_of Pack 175. Members were he was field sales manager. He Ball,' scoutmaster and William- chorus, entitled "Moods m-BluJT SWEET CORN 5 29< James^ Yui'll, Richard Browne Caddie, post adviser. Feled-at Tea.. is manager of the Dodgers, Little Glasses of 1935, 1940 and w k, were: Robert Merritt, Florida Niw Crap — Swnt, Ittloy Bruce Kent, Jimmy Nplan, Lewis League baseball' team and served Awards also will be presented There is a wonderful, secret which are marking unniversari . Ditzol, Richa'rd-Montafi, Paul Deen thrill of some impending ecstasy Merritt, Alan Burton and as chairman . of the fund raising DON H. PHILLIPS to the 11. • scouts who' recently this year, are expected to ha rMftzfier,. . Teachers nt Cleveland 'Junior and Danny Knaucr. drive for Cranford's Boys' Base- made a- 40-mile hike to. Camp on a frozen winter's night. large attendances at the reunion I • High-Sohool were entertained at a Ib. m Inspection and parade ol cars, ^ —Thomas Wolfe on< ..ie p:'ck meeting alpo was ball Leagues.. ' Winnebago. • Mr. Lightcap. stated. " I I ioa Monday ufternoon by the" held on High street preceded the aduation day for 11 membors, Mr. Phillips, who joined, the jl of whom will, leave their Cleveland PTA at the home of Florida Valencia — Swot, luioy M race. Dr. Albert Allinger, pastor company .ten years ago as Wash- Mrs. Roland'Graham of 30. Colby of the Methodist Churchy started c'belos dens and enter Boy Scout ington representative, has - been ..op 176. They ore ' Francis •• lane;' • . . • , m the first cars down the ramp. ! CHAMPION RACERS—Winners of the annual cubmbbile derby of assistant sales manager since 1956.' urke, Charles Bianco. John Kerr, . >Irs\ William' F. Hcrzog, Jr., ORANGES 5b!K39< The race committee "for Pack 75 n his new position, as field sales Gregory Albrecht, George Zulew- was:.Ernest Uilom, Herbert Peter- Cub P;ieks. 75 and 175'are shown with their gold cups and pack 'president, and Mrs. Kalinan Lur- manager. Mr. Phillips Will con- YouDoniNeed u, James Dobranskl,' Sandy Mc- insky, president-elect, poured. Mrs. son, John Elliott, Mr. Seals, Mr. trophy. They-are: Back row, left to right, Chuck Archdeacoiri, •. • . / /• tinue to. be responsible for Pharm- Dowell. Tommy Baker, "Larry Robert Isinger, vvaJ; refreshment HiRbie, Walter Koch," Richard Mark Ullpm, George Wright, Ted Olde; front row, l.,to r. Robert aco's sales. . Younghouse, John Bolick iind CUCUMBERS 3 25c m . Wright, Joseph Talcott, Charlet Meyers, Larch Pidler, Billy Kolbe. Jimmy Higbie, all .of Den 8, chairnian. . '__ MINT |H1T-S, Auer, Harold Meyers .and Vin-' Pack 75. An6ther member, James Parker, is not pictured; Toung, Tandar — Wathad 10 ox. bag 20 ax, bag m cent Yanuzzi. Pack 175, Walter AIM Of Money Severs, Arthur Knauei*, William Sell 131 Bids Goldenberg, Robert Grimshaw, was G.'Frank Zimmcrrnan; princi- dent, Mary MShtenecourt; secre- SPINACH 19c 35c Norman Russ, Harold- Deen, Jo- pal of Crunford High School. tary, Phyllis Boardmnn, and treas- On First Day BUY NOW! seph Kraft, Gus Gutierrez and Irv- urer, David DeLonge. ' " .; To Invest In'A READY-TO-COOK IS; ' ing Wilhpr. Other candidates, W;ere: Presi- For CHS Prom ANN FACE Legion Auxiliary dent, James Lang; vice-president, Bids for the Junior-Senior Prom DURING OUR EXCITING Si#er-Riglt"Qiiltty—Tfp-6nis Patricia Boyette; secretary, Carol it Crahford High School are sell- UJC Fall Term Sets June Picnic Bernard, ' and treasurer," James ing quickly with 131 bids sold on Bbrges. Monday, the., first day, Mrs. Rich- DUCKS CAKE MIXES Cranford Unit 212,. American ; I960 Inquiries Heavy rd Carlson.- adult chairman, an- ••-•• • '•• . • " • ,'.•'• / r— Insured By— •. . • . • • ' • Legion Auxiliary, will hyfld its an- • •.'•••. ..• /•"'..:'••••'•. : • • -'. • . Miss Dorothea . Wiersma, rej!is- nounced at a committee meeting im _^, trar, reported Tuesday -that ap- nual picnic supper at 7 p.m. June Tuesday at the home of Mrs. Wil- The Federal Savings and Loan Insurance plications for Union Junior Col- 6 at the home of Mrs, William liam-Lang of 20 Tulip street. lege's fall rfwnester arc beinj; Turk, '47 Burriside avenue. • The decoration committee re- JOSEPH R. PRILL . Corporation, an Instrumentality of the > received at a rate twice as. heavy The planfe were announced,, at a ported a workshop was held dur- WHITE, YELLOW, DEVIL'S FOOD OR HONEY SPKI as a year ago. CORNED BEEF 59 meeting last Thursday In the Ca- ing Easter vacation. The prom will '. She spoke at the sprini! meeting ino. Mrs. Edward Kurtz, auxil- be held May 27 in the high school United States Government of the college's Council of Ed-ary president, presided. • * gym with music by Buddy Mor- Name Crane . Befort you buy, come in. and let us demonstrate ' SombinaHoa Chaps ud Stem—8«Mlu$rriac1Mb uSap«r*Ri||rt"Quiny—StartCrt- •••••;i-.V'.''••• '.'• ucational Advisors at the new row and his Night Tram Orches- '.''.•..^•7 i. Mrs. Edward Reed, Girls' State •/•• : these outstanding Magnayox home entertainment values. Nonrmhogan Building. The cqun- chairman, reported on a Girls' tra. .'•.".'-. TB Officer You can deposit as little as $1.00 a week and you'll be 1 Shoulders of lamb ' 39r Ribs of Beef '^ DematttoRlBdlan —Natural . cll has representation from Union State tea held at the Springfield Additional patrons were an- Robert M. Crane of 420 River- County's public, parochial and American Legion post home.' Di- nounced as' follows: Mr. and Mrs.side drive was elected 'treasurer' of surprised to see how it will grow when you save regularly- GaniiiBa Spring Lamb ^ "Sapar-RlfM" Qaallly private secondary schools. Qatr>ii ri ane*' DeLonge, last year's Girls' H.'G.'Hanna. Mr. and Mrs. Harry the New Jersey Tuberculosis and aided by our semi-annual dividends. Our current anticir 67c Ways for expediting action on >tate delegate; Ingeborg Fey, this M. Broughton, Mr. and Mrs. Mich- Health Association.- Mr. .Crane, Riblambthops '******" 891 CrouiidBeef *-** -* Sliced Swiss / applications and for reducing work Wlldnarft—Salaet Quality / , , ear's delegate; Mrs.f Reed and ael J. Ferro, Mr. and Mrs. Gil-president of Reel-Strong Fuel Co., J: Hieksry Smokod ' ' / Easy ta Pnpara of high school guidance offices -••? pated dividend rate is Mrs. Kurtz attended. ' . bert Hedquist. Cranford High is'a member" of the Board of the Supar-RlgU Bf6wn WhM# were reviewed. Miss W.icrsntia t 3 cartoDi School PTA. Mr. and Mrs. John br«nd 97' reported on the progress of grad- It was reported that ten repre- Union County' Tuberculosis ' and Ferris Canned Hams J'3-19 Pork Roll Large Eggs *^ 2 sentatives of the unit conducted a Knezo. Jr.. Mr. and Mrs. Herbert Health League. Sunnybrook—Fra*h Qrada A . uates of Union County high 1 Deposits made by the 15th draw interest from the 1st — lb c Ib. scnools at Union Junior College. >;irty at Veterans' Hospital, Lyons*. J. .Frank, Mrs. Joseph A. Fecher, The election took place Tuesday 59 IIIH#U UfkitiMM '"*»*t Mr. and Mrs. Frank B; Storz, Mr. Dr. Kenneth C. MacKny, presi- Bjngo Was played and refresh- at the state association's 54th an- Fancy Scallops iting 25' ments were served. ' and Mrs. Morris H. Klein, and Mr.nual meeting at the Hotel Essex Large White Eggs 2 dent, reported on the college's in- Wisprlda Ceektall Cbiata , stitute' for non-credit, college- and Mrs. Harry Ditzel. House, Newark. The meeting fea- level courses for adults, the off- The prom committee wishes to tured an address on chronic res- Clare Elected President- thank all patrons. piratory diseases by Dr. Homer D. Sharp Cheddar Spread carnpus program \vith nearby in- NORMAN TCRKEL d us try and a seminar, conducted Of CHS Student Council Peabody of Rees-Stea.ly Clinic, Mal-O-Bit — Pattaurlxid Proeais Chaata LEADING AGENT— Norman during the-current academic year ;Robert Clhre, HI, was' elected San Diego, Calif. APPLESAUCE C Turkel Of 43 Lenhome drive, MOTT'S 4 59 tor Cronford High School juniors president of the Student Council 'Great Waltz'Set Dr. Peabody told the,group that wmm and seniors. estate analyst of Allan. C. Kane increased life expectancy is being Sharp Sliced American > 65 of Cranford High School lasl Associates, Inc., Newark, was Dr. William H. West of Cran- Thursday.' Election followed cam- At Paper Mill accompanied by greater suscepti- ancKiMna or Ulead «r Pltca " . _ the leading New Jersey agent in Dennis King, operetta and dra-bility to respiratory diseases. He lb e ford, council chairman and Union paign talks by managers of theVolume of insurance sold dur- Complete with CoUhty .school " superintendent, various candidates. matic star, will make his first ap- cited air pollution as another one &LOAN 1O STEREO ALBUMS CHICKEN NOODLE SOUK Muenster Cheese 49 ing the past month, it was an- CAMPBELL presided. Among those attending Others elected vtfere: Vive-presi- pearance at the Paper Mill Play- nounced this week by Mr. Kane, of the.factors linked with these THE VIOE0RAMA 21 Fanoy Ooaitstle company president, who resides house- as Johann Strauss, Sr., indiseases. VALUE 6 C nt 105 Wilshire drive. Mr. Turk- "The Great* Waltz," which opens Chronic respiratory diseases are 67 SBLECTIONS Parmesan Cheese 75 at the Millburn theatre Tuesday chronic ailments originating in or el, who specializes in estate ESTABLISHED 1887 C lordan'a Brand — Haaofaalzad planning, business insurance and evening. May 24. affecting the respiratory, system. COMPLETE HOME ENTERTAINMENT... BIG SCREEN TV, DOLE'S PINE APPLE JUICE 3 83 OBITUARIES quart investment counseling, Joined Televiewers' recently-,saw Mr. They include bronchitis, asthma," SUPERB FM/AM RADIO, STEREOPHONIC PHONOGRAPH... CORNER. NORTH AND UNION AVENUES coot. Kane Associates in April,, 1959.* King as the commander in "Donhay fever, and emphysema, a con- ALL-IN-ONE BEAUTIFUL FURNITURE CREATION! Music be- Fresh Milk del Singing Society of Elizabeth. He was presented with an award Juan in Hell' on Channel, 13's dition caused by an excess of air OFFICE HOUBS — 8:30 AJ1 to 4 P.M. Monday thro Fdday Mrs. Arthur W. Porclier come^ magic, pictures become alive with this all-inclusive Surviving are her daughter, at a recent agency dinner meet- Play-of-the-Week" and as the Mik- in the lungs. . rni(.nfWh!pp.d Mrs. Cora A. PorcHer, 61, of • . Open Monday Evenings 6:30 to 8 PJC • € Mrs." Carl -Schleck *of Fanwood; ing in honor of his whining top ndo in "The Mikado" on NBC with like tuberculosis, respiratory stereo hi-fi entertainment center. 21" optically filtered REDDI-WIP Cream 63' Largo, Flu., formerly.of Cranford. •.screen*, Superb FM/AM radio, four Magnavox high fidelity IVORY SOAP >— 4-15 two grandchildren, live great- position. . * . • Groucho Marx. diseases often affect the lungs and died Monday. She was the wife of Rallafel* Braid — Fanoy Quality FREE ... 1 package of Sparkle Gelatin Dct- grandchildren- and a sister, Mrs. "The Great Waltz," with its can be combatted with some of the speakers, powerful .stereo amplifiers. Exclusive Magnaypx pre- Dal Monta Brand Arthur W. Pqrcher. 17'ot Herman • Eisen of St. Petersburg, score taken from the works of same resources. that are used cision automatic changef with Stereo.Diamond Pick-up plays SHcad e aert with purchase of 1 can of Reddi-Wip. The funeral will be held tomor- cant mi- Fla. O- .•.•'.•• Strauss, and with" a heart-warm- agairtst tuberculosis, he said: The 2 ^49° Sweet Peas >«•*• 49 row from the Walter B. Cook Fun- Guest Describes all records. Convenient gliding (op panel gives access to Bartlefft Pears funeral was held on Mon- ing book by Moss Hart, author of state association' has recently es- v eral Home, 69th'"street a'nd 4th changer. In mahogany or dark American walnut finishes. Ana Paga Salads, Baking, Frying day in Elizabeth. A high mass of the best-seller. "Act One," is be-tablished a committee to initiate a avenue, Brooklyn, N. Y. 'A mass of Gardening Corps Complete with 10 Stereo Albums. C Frozen Food Buys! was held in St. Michael's ing presented at the Paper Mill in respiratory disease program. ttrag requiem will be held in Our Lady MozoldCoraOil £135' £56 Church, Elizabeth. . Burial Was in response to numerous requests for Earlier, Dr, David T. Carr of Salad Dressing Navallai DallgM (Pinaappla with Pinaappla Cabat) of. Angels. Church, Brooklyn. In- Work at Lyons iwm St. Gertrude Cemetery. a melodious operetta. the'Mayo Clinic told the meeting Fragrant aad Flavorful Ana Paga—Sparklo—Ckaioa af Flavara terment .'will be iri Greenwood Mrs. C. A. Robinson, a member' 90 The "Redficad." now on stage, that chronic bronchitis and em- pig. Crestmont Ice Cream Cemetery, Brooklyn. • of the Westfleld Garden Club and ALL FOR ONLY will run through May 22. physema occur more" frequently <399 Gelatin Desserts m*. \ • '• • ' ASP Brand A 6oc MJL*' Born in Brooklyn, Mrs. Porcher Mrs. Philip Pollinger chairman of -the Green' Thumb Nectar Tea Bags lived here 25 years before moving GARWOOD — Mrs. Emma C. Corps of the Garden Club, of New in mahogany Pare Aluminum Foil 'diagonal measure to Florida last year, She was aPollinger, 03, of 153 Willow aVe-Jersey at Lyons Veterans' Hospital Haavy Duly Grape Juice con^.^ 3 ™4¥ ife member of the Cranford VIA andhue died last Thursday at home was the guest speaker last Thurs- Alcoa Wrap »*™* i StnmrberryPreserves ^39? SunkBst Punch Kn»pp^i-"»» 9 *•«. 350 after an illness of several months. day at the Sunny Acres Garden a communicant of St. Michael's Assortad Color* . . ^*"^***™* • ^••w»« Qf StfAwbcffy-LvMOfi CARS ^^ Church.- She was the wife of Philip Pollin- Club meeting at the home of Mrs. Billion Magnavox quality TV from only $199.90 1 TwIopMk I AIMffeBiflfM x MlnuU Maid M 6 ox. ACQ Survivors besides her husband ger. '.•••.' C. H. Holmqvist, 4 Algonquin LornaDoone •.VmOllain XJUfluUrofKnk ~ cim "•* arc a daughter, Mrs. Richard Pip- • Born in Winfleld, L. I., Mrs. Pol- drive. . Hudson Toilet Tissue 4 49
1 >gtTR5DAY MAY 18, 1860 FafeSIx GRANIORD CITIZEN AND CHRONICLE, TriuiouAY. MAY i^ f I960 CRANFORD C1T12EM AND CHHONICLB, CRANFORD, N. J. Page Seven
ning they entertained' at a family nounced the birth of q daughter", Tho couple's other children . are Clark ' Kiwanis Club's fair, May llonda FHzGerdld Is Wed gathering for 16 guests from Cran- Cheryl Ann, on May 2 at Eliza- JoHn^ Robert,' Jill Anne and Faith 23-28. Sunny AcresBabij Parade Date Told ! ford, Point -jyeasant, Motuchen beth General Hospital. They'also Joyce. . President THarold Cbmpton re- haye^twp sons. _ ..'.-' Plans .are beiiig formulated for Sunriy Acres,. The group traveled and'Roselle. - ''"' / ( ported on the suc.cess of the Ladies' to Renames Communionat St. John's hdouble Ring Ceremony Night held Friday at the Washing- the 17th anmial .Sunny Acn.--; baby Yankee-Stadium to §ee the Yan- : Michael's Chiu-ch was the , Mrs. A. J. Bearrinn of 10? Or- Mr. and Mrs. \Villiam Crump Kiwanians Fete ton House in Watchung. . P»ra.de to5H55a on'iune 19. ac- >«*-AthlH^s game. Mrsr Redmond Reports, Lists Board A round of, parties nV Cranfbrd Saturday followed thc Ist. Mrs. Edna Regan was the .. / ., ..• L j, •• , . Jones and Christian Petersen were' organist. Davis. Jr.. of New York, N. Y., ' Next Tuesday's .meeting and cording/fo Kenneth Jorrf.->r>. chair- j h - Mrs. Simons ttin,g Saturday for the wedding ange avenue entertained' n Ncw- i n c aree sports of th - ^ announced~the birthof thwr MrsrKobert C. .Simons^ was. re- Elonda Mae FitzGerald^ Following a honeymoon in Newcomers' bridge club Monday eve- Motors Corp. assembly plant in College Club at a meeting: held Monday evening at Fellowship Hal York, the couple- will . live in first child, a son., William Crump •Robert .Gilbert will act as jtias- elected president of the Garden Local hosts included Mr. and L hte of Mrs. James V.' Fitz- ning. Her/guests were Mrs. Walter Linden. ' • • . Visit Nursery School of the First Presbyterian Church served toemphasiz e the varied Ita. J. William Zielenbach 0, ,J ugughte Davis, "THron-Ma^ 7. Mrs. Davis is At Dinner Session tor of cvremonirs' for the affair, Club of Cranford Monday at the drive, who entertained at 1B Maplewood.- ' • i i activities of the club. The reports » fainqy party Saturday ^ ' . ald of 14 Cranford avenue, to E. Bean,. Mrs. Walter Yost, Mrs. the former Miss . Virginia Ruth A visit to Geraldine Nursery annual picnic meeting at the home of their daughter, lisa. There were in r The bride, a graduate of ^ Youth Week, township ''officials" 'and Mr. Jordan will be "assisted recalled such events as a lecture «_ , ,i# v W. H. Geisel, Mrs. Richard J. Mer- Sauer, daughter'of Mr. and Mrs. 1 School was made .by, the 4-H Baby of Mrs. Charles A. Bojllod, 200 12 guests' from Elizabeth.' Free- es Edward Loe.wqn, son of ford.. Hjgh School, attended Okla- were guests of. the' Kiwanis,; Club At Fathers' ,Week-Eiul by Mrs. Carl Kot'stor;. JTrs. Walti.-r by the noted poet, Louis Unter,.,' * MWi cer, Mrs, Charles Haag, Mrs. George S. Sauer of 317 Casino Sosnowski, John Sodomora. llr>. j Tenda's Club after a meeting re-, OT Hampton street hold, Somerville and Cranford: *..• and Mrs. William A. Loewen Jioma University arid the Interna- at its dinner meeting in the J & C Among those attending Fat ccntly at the home, of Mrs. Ed- meyer and a talk on the 19H8O " •*.•*'•'.! avenue. John Urban and Miltoji rtagi.-r-' Also reelected were: Mrs. F. T. Mr. and Mrs. George A- Smith Mrs. Schrocder ld tional Business Machine School, Frank May and Mrs. William Kish. Restaurant last Wednesday night. Weok-End at Smith CollegtyNorth- xvard Kr.eig of 9 Orchard street. Olympics by Jack Kelly, as wejl '"-.'• • '. — O— j strom. Maxon,. Jr., first vice-president; Of - 4^ Lenhibnie drive entertained • The Rev. Gerard B. Whelan, as- New^York. She was employed by Talks were presented by' "Mayor" ainptoh, Mass., this past vveek-end The girls," next project is to make as the club's success in -raising Mr. and Mrs. Robert C. Kolts of Mrs. J. H. Brockbank, recording at a family breakfast,for their Istant pastdr, officiated-at the 2Chubb, and Son, Short Hills. Mr. and Mrs. Philip Le Fran- Dnvid Skaplps and '"Township were Charles E. Skaggs/uf 21 Doer- Movies of priH-'ious baby ui> a story for small children. money for its scholarship fund, Yolmdeers Named to Head % ,.doub'le ring ceremony. A re- cois of 2 Doering way entertained 17«Middlebury lane are-parents of Committccmen" Linda. Eaiop "Wd parades will be shown Saturday,! and its participation in community secretary, and Mrs. N. A. Toma- daughter, Trudy. Ten guests at- : Mr. Loewen, a graduate of Co injj way, father oi^Miss Joyce 11 suilo, treasurer. Those elected were " [on followed at the American lumbia If igh School, South Orange, at bridge Saturday evening for ttteir second son, Eric Whitney, Francos Tannenbaum. I \.- evening! June 4.. at thi- ba>lfv:-'-' - Txvo films. "Party Line" and tended from Cranford, Queens Vil- born April 30 at Overlook Hospi- Skaggs, a juniori^illiam T. Col-b^all. court ort Mohawk driv»*. Rc- "The Age of-Turmoil,"- will be affairs. .-.'..'. Mrs. Harold Achilles, second vice- Wednesday Club n,i Casino. • ,-.: -served six years with'the Marine Mr. and Mrs. H. C. Peterson, Mr. Also serving on tho Youth Week Mrs. David Tyre presided .at theAre Honored lage, L. 1^ and New York City- tal, Summit. The couple's other "Township Committee" are Mar-lins of 18 'Madisefnravcnuc. father freshmfnts. will bi- served lr»j* at at h lapl't'wood as her only, attendant. Mr. and Mrs. Edward D. Reeves clude; "Township Clerk" Alex- town, forpierly of Cranford, fa- under the direction of the chil- PTA's next Thursday at Cleveland hd t t Fidy by to' join the' club. They are: Mrs. Mrs. William Loewen, Jr., of The officers are: President, Mrs.', were honored at a tea Friday by a supper party Saturday. The Francis McGrath of Maplewood of 406 Casino avenue are parents ander Diekers.on, "Township At- ther of iifdith Steitz, a sophomore. dren's activities commitlev of School. . ' Annette Riker, Mrs. Robert Ad- ma. EOBEBT•(& SIMONS Denville. was hostess at. a miscel- Mr. and Mrs.,John Heemsath of Tyre: first vice-president, Mrs. I Twig members at'the home of guests present were from Cranford. , .d as best man and ushers of their third child, Elva MacRae, torney" Rudolph. Stewart, '•Build- doms, Mrs. Curtis Wilson, Mrs. m laneous pre-nuptial shower' and. 5 Denman placcjj;eturned last Fri- Chaunccy kale; .second vice-presi- Mrs. Paul Marteris, Jr., chairman . Bayonrie, Jersey City and Scran- [ . . William. C. Hartman, Jr., of born April .30 at Overlook Hos- ing Inspector". David Thaxton and William Little and Mrs. C. Van • •OUiar Officers elected (of t n Mr. pnd Mrs. Loewen, Sr., were day after spending, sty-months in dc::t. .Mrs. Norman Efrubaker; re^ of junior volunteers. Mrs. Kenneth ton, Pa. . f»Kl and Raymond Mulhern pital, Summit. The Couple's other, "Township Engineer" Fred,Swish- .•ojn'rding ' secretary^ Mrs. Edmond Carlson and Mrs^/Howard Milius Chamberlin. . '• . 196!M>1 season arc: ' r m hosts at a party for the two fami- Stuart, Fla. ' Hal Party Set Mr. and Mrs. Walter J Puzio (jlaplt'wood, ' . ' •.•'"• 1 lies. children are- Katberinc Gordon er, '• . • ••'•'. Morris; corresponding^ secretary, poured. dent. Mrs. D. R. and Edward Duer III. The pater- 1 Mrs. Simon> presided at the pic- of 168 Mohawk drive entertained Klwanis Lt. Governor E. Calvity Mrs.-'Edward . Marck;^ treasurer, j. The junior/volunteers whom the nic meeting. Reports for the year cording secretary Mrs. K nl Mr: and Mrs. Thomas Hart and nal grandparents arc Mr. and Mrs. For Colony Club at a family barbecue party in hon- family, formerly of 109 "Lincoln Shire inducted William Iaione^ Mrs. Roiand Gniham, assistant-Twig sponsors are: Susan O'Con- were given and highlights of the Hook; corresponding ' ' E. Duer Reeves of Houston, Tex., a new member of the club. Gutsts or of their, daughter. Barbara Ann park, east, have moved into their tri-asurer, Mrs. Bruce Cjillcspie. j HOT, Janet Rayt Muriel Ann Gregg, club's activities were outlined. formerly of Cranford. The rnute,*-- at the meeting included/ Jack Meeting Tonight There were 14 guests from Cran- -. Mrs. Charles Ray. Social Happenings home at 35 Wall street. Board members, composed ' o: Bonnie Kerzman, Jeanne Foster, Mrs. William F. Hanzl was the ford, Newark.- Btoomneld and nal grandparents are Mr/and Mrs; Langetla, guest of Robert^nwson, the chairmen of the Various com Joan Penvenne, Sandra Williams, guest speaker. In describing A "Hat Partyr will be the pro- A past presidentV pin'was ore- I C. M. Mixon of Summit. • and Theodore Katz of the Linden [-'•rf'.-'t:-: -' 1 Clark Township. . . . nnd Mrs. Charles J. Chris- • jr.iltuts, • are: Mrs, Warren Se Janet Lawrence, Patricia Down- "Herbs for Use and for Delight," gram this evening, at the monthly sented to Mrs. W. J. Hoffmann re- r lyii, Long Island, New Srj^ews-< .- Mr. and Mrs. Harold Murnarie club. . ,. / _-.._ '.(,•.- . Louise Fedorko, daughter of Mr. i of 21 Herning avenue spent •' ~°—* '• "'. • christ, Mrs. Walter Epplcr, Mrs ing, Kathlyn Morrison, Lynn Leon- Mrs. Hanzl gave the history of meeting of.the Colony Club in presideail Mrs. R an bury, Scotch Plains and Cranford.. of- 6 Roger Norton place were It was announced/tnat the club's and Mrs. John Fedorko of 1 Oma- L utfok-ond i»t Normandy Beach. Mr. awd Mrs. C. J. DeCotiis of .. Wi!li::m Meyer, Mrs. Paul Baricki hiird't, Diane DeLonge, Betty Eu- herbs and spoke of the growing, Veterans' Memorial Home. Mem- was welcomed-as anew| weeic-end. guests of Mr. and Mrs.23 Elmora avenue are parents of annual family p.it^iic will be held Mrs. Edmon Lee, Mrs.' E. Gates ha drive, was honored at a break- James Gill of New York, N. Y., at dene and April Suarcz. traditions, superstitions, - value, bers will model hats they have member and Mrs. W. J. Fredrick Fireman and Mrs. John L. Tan- their fourth child, Robert John, at tho Cranford Boys' Gamp on Shull. Mrs. Joseph Fraites, Mrs. These girls have, contributed fast party.' There were 15 guests and Mrs: L. E."Htot resi^- ' Mrs, William J. Allen of 14 zer of .166 North Lehigh avenue the Marlborough Blenheim Hotel pleasure and general use in our* made and prizes will be awarded from Cranford, Bayonnc, Westfield on April "25 at Margaret Hague May 22. The^cal club will be in '•.••>-•••;•• Richard Adorns.* Mrs. Brubaker, over 150 hours; of work at the hos- It was announced that HL Inglisli Village has returned and their son, David, returned in Atlantic City. daily life. ' for the most original, the prettiest, Maternity Hospital, Jersey City. charge of the food tent at the Mrs. Donald McArthu'r, Mrs. pital this year. AH seniors at Cran- and New York. N. Y.'.-.' " . Roden will b-'the club's Relegate I me after spending six months in Saturday ' from a three-weeks' Is ,Cousin..Mrs. Hlilc; Mrs. Rob- ford High School, the junior vol- and the! funniest. Mrs. .Frank .. Mr. and Mrs. Kenneth W. Jordan to the Citizenship Institute at ica .tlUtoh, Fla. " • motor trip- to pompano "Beach, ert.. Co. liris,' ;.V;rs. John"Snook, .Mrs. unteers have assisted at the hos- Floraphile Club Tomasulo is the program chairman of 6 Oneida place entertained at Douglass College. Mrs. Schroeder I Fla., where they visited Mrs. Tan- Collegians Corner Edward Gill, Mrs. John Waring- pital- every Tuesday afternoon and the judges will be Mrs. George a family party honoring their amd Mrs. Ray .are delefiatcs to I I Mr. and Mrs. John. V. Nostrand zer's uncle and aunt, Mr. and Mrs. ton, Mrs. John Ward. Mrs. Her-after school1 by helping the nurses Erdmari,~Mrs. Harold J. Walsh and daughter, Lynne Annl Twenty the Slate Federation Convention! [ 18 Crescent place entertained ai Laurier Guertin. • . ,. . bert Mitchell and Mrs. „ Everett To Tour Gardens v on all floors, assisting the dietician, Mrs. Arthur Williams. guests were present from Cran- at Atlantic City this week. I cocktail.party-Tuesday evening Miss Joyce W.eissmuller, daugh- MRS. JOHN THOMAS DONOHUE A toiuvof the gardens of Mr. ter of Mr. and Mrs. William Weiss- Yacker. helping in the coffee shop and do- Hostess chairman for the eveford- , Elizabeth and Linden. • The literature' committee- will' irior to the Lions Club theatre David -Tanzer, son of Fireman There are throe—^members-at- and Mrs. Charles Haag, 711 High muller of 22 Nomahegan court, has ing office and medical secretary ning wUl be Mrs. Harold J. Walsh, Mr. and Mrs. George A. Santulli. naM« ai. 1 pjn. May 25 at the irty at the Paper MH1 Playhouse, and Mrs. John L. Tanzer of 166 large: Mrs. E. B'."'Cyphers,'"'M. Mrs. : street, will highlight the next been appointed as ^a house ,eoun-. work. •-.-•' .-.••• whose committee consists of theJr., of 106 Mohawk drive enter- home, of, Mrs. P. ' E. ,Snyder; 15 ilillburn. Guests included 'Mr. DUTCH AUCTION meeting of the Floraphile Garden North Lehigh avenue,, was host at selor for the academic year, 1960-6L William Duncan and Mrs. William F, P. Andersen. Mrs.' D7 following: Mrs. Donald W. Hastaine- d Saturday evening at a'bof- Hartley road. ^Summit, for its I Mrs. John E. Allen, Mr. and Club to be held Monday evening a party at his home Monday after at Skidmore College, " 'Saratoga still going on Knrlson.- Richard French.and. Mrs. Martens Barbara WMBrv^e kins, Mrs., Ernest Ullqm, Mrs. fet supper party in honor of then- final meeting. • lirs.- Frnnk. J., Dooley, * Mr. and : at 7:30 p.m. • Mrs. Haag will con- school in celebration of his fifth Springs, N. Y., whefc she is'jn her . This year the club will have, aswe're presented with gifts by the John. A. Motto, Mrs. - Arthur daughter, Joan. Twenty-eight duct the toar and identify for the tin. Clarence L. fritz, Mr. birthdayand , anniversary. Guests were sophomore year. A liberal arts its representatives on the Joint junior volunteers in appreciation Williams,. Mrs. George" Erd- guests attended' from Cranford. UNBELIEVABLE BUYS -Civic Committee for Encouraging Of JohnT. Donohue roup the" many prize specimens Two Load Residents Grs. John Hall, Mr. and Mrs. D.James and John Roberts; Fred major. Miss Weissmuller is a mem- for their work with the group. ; man, Mrs. John V. Silliman, Mrs. East Orange, Dumoht-anid Jersey Candidates for the Granford of rhododendrons and. 'azaleas f Heyburn, Mr. and Mrs. WilBeght- ; James, i5ale and Mark ber of Pegasus and business editor Cranford Twig One will .hold Miss, Barbara Ann Wahl, daughter, of "Mr. and Mrs. Edward J. Wahl Robert S.Maddox and Mrs. How- CHy. •;•'.-.•. Aid Ml. Holyoke Club . Board of Education Mrs. Malcolm which are now in bloom. iam Meyer, Mr. and,Mrs. Wil- Loderstedt and Donna Poeltler. of, "Skoop on Skidmore," a guide Hop Over To Our Spring Sale Of m ts annual luncheon at Baltusrol if 43 John street, became the bride Saturday .of John Thomas Dono- ard Mahany. pringle, Mrs. Robert Christcnsen. Following the tour, the annual Mrs.'George A: 'Holden of 1321 iam Muller, Mr; and Mrs. Roy K. Country Club, Springfield, on May IUC, son of Mr. and Mrs. James J. DonohUe of Roselle. for. freshmen. Mrs. Walter Gleason and Mrs. meeting of the club will be held Mrs. Joseph R. Talcott, presi- KatMeen Cotcperthuxrite emins avenue was elected to (cheljor. /Mr. and Mrs. E. J. Sha- Mr. and Mrs. Harold Seymour 34 North Ave.. \V. 26. Mrs. Charles Messerve is in The RCv. Mark Dooley, assistant dent,"will preside at the business serve as publicity chairman of the I Raymond Huse will be the repre- : at the home of Mrs. Norman Bru- leenand Mr. and Mrs. Charles J. of 604"Orchard street were hosts William Pf lug of 3 Phillips street BRIds« 6-1024 charge of arrangements. lastor, officiated at - the 10 a.m. meeting. . . ' i Guest Cornet Soloist sentatives to the advisory board house and by Mrs.. Donohue, baker,, 710 Willow: street. Mrs. Kathleen Cowperthwaite, daugh- Mount HoHy
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8BCTIO1V TWO. PafeH#ht , CEANFORD CITIZEN AND CHRONICXE, CHANFOAD, N. J. . THURSDAY, MAY 3AY. CRANFOBD CITIZEN AND CHRONICLE, CRANFORD, N. J. I960 •JSi1 f >i rection of James Lenney will pre else (on the committee) desire toCraoiford Taxpayers* Association mention. Janet Higgins, 784; Ellen sent several selections. ' deviate from the township's policy stating that "the recent decision Meyer. 784,' and .Nanette Good Annu M ' Aaron DeKosky, president of the of not selling land forresidentia l to release township-owned proper- hart, 96. '- from Page 1) association and director of the construction Until our school ty for rfsi
Where to Find Them, and -What- BREASTS \ ••' Salary to Offer Them" will be led -•:•*-. <*• by Mrs. Herbert S. Soutdr, execu- ~~ STORED FREE FOR THE SUMMER! 100 PROOF KY. STRAIGHT tive secretary of the Montclair WILSON'S CERTIFIED Adult School. The consultants will WHISKEY. 1$, and Deserves To be William M. Barr, director of You Pay Nothing Till You Take Them Out $/U9 the Millbum Adult School; Mrs. Be Our Rest Selling Bourbon. 4 Allison F. Kelsey, president of the 4/5 Qt. Montclair Adult School, and Harry C. Wasasier,. director of the Irv- ALL APPAREL STORAGE AT COST! ington Adult School. -Wind Tunnel" action of new "New Horizons in Public Rela- BARNETTS SUPREME Toro Whirlwind creates super- tions Including Modern Catalogues SUITS 50c — SKIRTS and PANTS 25c — COATS (plain) $1.00 Vacuum; that sucks grass up- and How to Prepare Newspaper BLENDED WHISKEY. 40% FULL > right for clean cut, blasts clip- Publicity" Will be the topic of a :.:->*<• discussion to be k-d by 'Raymond Straight Whiskies. Wonder- $ SHANK HALF Pings into bag . . . along with Bring Your Clothes To Fabric Experts leaves, twigs, lawn litter! En- J. -Ast, Jr.,- assistant director of ful Mixer. 86 Proof. the. -South Orange-Maplcwood 3* joy tlnest cutting plus a va-r Adult School. Serving as consult- We Take Personal Care Of Your Garments cuum-cleaned lawn with the ants will be .Miss Betty Heayencr, 4/5 jQt. new TORO WHIRLWIND! adult services librarian in the Di- vision of the State Library! Bliss ABOVE ITEMS EXCLUSIVE WITH US. Marjorie O'Shaughessy, publicity- Larry and Hy chairman of the Montclair Adult mp*t» School, and Roy Smith, director FOR FREE of public relations, of Union Junior SEE US ABOUT YOUR FABRIC PROBLEMS CALLBR1M044 DELIVERY College and public relations chair- TORO man of the Cranford Adult School. * ' Free Insurance On Storage J • Ti The clinic for beginning schools Call Us For A will be conducted by Miss Kuthryn Free Mothproofing j • Stilwell, director of the .Westwood CRANFORD . Free Demonstration Adult School. The consultants will t . . . IN STORE be Edic C. Kirchberger, director of the North Plainficld Adult School; 30 Eastman St. &•*.:•;••:. Chester O* Brien, director of the my. RL27 • FV ', (Opp. Craniord Theatre)jH SCHLECTER'S Livingston Adult School, and Dr. MEAT MARKET Weinhold. Cranford Cleaners & Dyers r-T Members of the Cranford Col- 11 WALNUT AVE. BRIDGE 6-1113 Cranford Paint m BRANCH STORES lege Club under the leadership of 1032 Mrs. Charles R. Haag and Mrs. Open Friday Till 8 P. M. & Hdwe. ,Brjino Metzner will be hostesses Free Pick-Up and Delivery at>a coffee hour from 9 to 9:45 a.m. Weekdays — 8 to 6 P.M. 104 SOUTH AVE.y in the college cafeteria. Follow- 13 N. UNION AVE. . BRIDGE 64333 ing luncheon, the Union Junior BR 6-1870 Glee Club under the di- WINES AND LIQUORS —. CLOSED MONDAYS — 1 Mill V ^S'T«)T)OT."S~-Fj;.V'T-?5-;V5:ffv^ ;''^v'' *'' *"!"'" ' *'J ^'^''V •' v'»' i1'"';^/; '/' 1''"' ? \""'''"''. '' V"';f';' ' '' '' ';'' ''' '*"'" V ' /'N* *1 'fv' '•'"''"^"'II' ^'f''*'!"'" ^' '^ ' "C?1':''''i '' '''' ''vft^'Kl i*'3'''''''*''; ''J''^''l:Jv'''i'lVil ^' zSJ^y^.t^^^ ! •"« '•'"'• ;• ~\.:••;.; •';'',~' ?'}:~''"'...... ^ ...... ,. ^ ^ CRANFORD CITIZEN AND CHRON N. J. .•^£v- CRANFORD CITIZEN AND CHRONICLE, CRANPORD, N. J. the Editor Libby Orgel, George Pf itzenmayer, The boys and girls are making School News John Aiken and Martha Chose. dioramas using shoe boxes, colored paper and imagination. These di- f- ,^' - 418 Orchard Street, grateful for the opportunity «f Grade 5 oramas are scenes of 'The Painted . Cranford, N. J. earning part of„ these funds with In conjunction with their study Desert." Thomas Marantz, Thom- , May7,1W0 tttt hiennfel Cranford Citizen and : of the Middle AtlanUc States, as Beute, Judith Trezza, Roni Ko- Dear Sir: ..•. . > -- ,-' ••• '. . Chronicle subscription drive. . , Herbert Schumann's fifth grade sick and Paula Valvo have com The report to you of the vote on We wish you and your staff a class has organized a displayplete. d thehr desert scenesr ' . the proposed Bingo and Raffles pleasant summer, WeTl.be back RAY, aaitor and referendum meetint WM inac- a g on the beaVfor a Monday deadline City," showing importing and ex- day figures representing various curate and therefore the story In in the early fall with news of our ildlife at Trailside Museum types of animal and plant - life your paper (8/6/60) is mliilpadlng. ether scholarship fund project, the porting, transportation, manufact- : book sale. Slides ofj^^
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tm CRANFORD CITIZEN1 AND CHRONICIS, CRANFORD, N. J. CRANFOftD CITIZEN AND CBRONICUE, CRANFORO, N. J. of, Eastern Union County. . ngipn Rock Girl.. Scout Council. from Cranford: Mrs. . Donald B/trs. Clemens Peters, Mrs. W. E. Rhodogarden Open to Public Mr. Taylor is employed by Esso last -Wednesday began an eight- Boothby,; Mrs. B. B. Cook, Mrs. Rozman, Mrs. A. E. Silberman, . ^ -*ar.^__ JI^^1-'-"irv •' '•*••••*•••! . •^^Standard> , Division of Humble Qil session Course for Brownie lead- Robert Dillensnyder, Mrs. A. W.Mrs. F. M. Spaight, Mrs. H. J>. Refining Co., at the Boy way Re- rs at the Winficld Recreation Ericksoh, Mrs. D. R. Gangaware,Quednow, Mrs. N. F. Witting and finery; He is the technical train- Center. ' •..'.' - Mrs. E. J. Geiger, Mrs. Lewis HaU ). Youngbouse. -I • ing , and patent coordinator for the •-•4»r S,. and MW. Charles R; Raag of. 711 High street will again open Among those attending the op-
'.i- "V / " .. • . ••• , / " : ., .•" . •-. ..'..••• \ • White. Susan/Waity Shelley" Maj- Guy; Janice Hastrup, June' Haw- obtained at the church office. Ivory Coast Missionary a.rn. and the older departments / On Wednesday at 3:30 p.m. the cial arts often borrow forms from •i BtUDGB Mill Junio/ Young Churchmen will NOW- G!IICW9 1 COMPANV. LOUISVILLE. KV. • PARTNERS CHOICE • WHISKEY—A BLEND' • «0I KENTUCKV PTRAIQHT WHISKIES, ; gosian, Steven Dole. Richard thorne, 'Linn Lockwood, Jr., •ach other," Mr. Burger said. ''To- hold a picnic at Nomahegan Park at il o'clock. A child care nursery primary choir will meet in the pri- •M SOOTH «U •u •Pearce. Jean Kristeller,-, janis Thomas Miller, Franklin. Mittrick- will be available during both mary department and at 7:15 p.m. Your Trees and Evergreens are Only as Good day the high school departments 4 YEARS OR UORt 0L0 • SOX SRAIN NEUTRAL SPIRITS-SB PROOF • DISTRIBUTED 'BY NATIONAL DISTILLERS PRODUCTS COMPANY ' / on Sunday at 2 p.m. Recreation in- To Speak at Alliance Church . Farrell. Guy Rabinowitz. ' • • r, UI. Baptist Prayer church services. , • the Westminster choir will re- as the Care You Give Them are producing a more alert and Holy communion will be ob- Phyllis Percevault,, Allen Sy- cluding a softball game will be •Vt/tL Billings. Alliance missionary on furlough from the Republic hearse in the choir room. desfgn conscious consumer. Pre- Election of officers will be held ' • • • '.. •••• '•.. ' •" . '•: ..*•' .' •" •'.'••, served at the 8:30 a.m. service followed by a picnic supper at 5 sentation is becoming more and yertscn. Frederick Vogel and LJii>' oi^he Ivory Coast. West Africa, will be guest speaker at the Alliance Tonight at 7:30 p.m. the Indian • -j pan.- . . •/ '. • • • Group to Meet by the Senior Westminster Fel-' J - Sunday. The Youth Council will da Wolfe of Cranford; James Ban- Church Sunday at both the II ajn. and 7 pjn. services. ' Coup Council of Troop 80 will be more a vital factor in merchan- I The prayer group of the Cran- lowship Sunday at 7 p.m. Specializing In Birch Tree Sprays dising display.' People will soon meet at 3 p.m. Sunday. That eve- ey, Judy Bohmfalk, Robert ^Bow- On Monday and Tuesday the The pastor. Rev. Laurence. j. Pyne, is attending the annual Teachers of the primary de- held in Fellowship HalL The board / ord Baptist Church will meet tire, of .the commercialized im- •a ning Junior High Fellowship will ersox, Bonnie Cooke,.Fred EIfers, service of morning' prayer will council of the Christian and Missionary Alliance in Portland, Ore. partment . will discuss church of trustees also, will meet at 7:33 elect officers. Intermediate Fel- take place at 6:45 a.m. followed at 8p.m. Wednesday for fellow- . ' ' We Specialize in Cavities/ Bradng, Cabling, . personal "over - cinder - blocked, Valerie Frank, Gary Laubenhcim- ship and Bible study at the. home Students from the Nyack Mis- school activities - and curriculum p.m. in the, minister's study. aver-asphalted" shopping centers. lowship- plans a quiz -program, er. Christopher Rub and Richard by a celebration of the Holy 'Eu- tonight at 7:30 pjn.' Tomorrow Liquid Feedings and Aeration of Mr! and Mrs. J. P. Web^f 700 sionary College. Nyack, N.Y., will The average American family They are lacking In intimacy, good "What Do We Know About Jesus?" Stiefken of Westfleld; Joan Carl- charist at 7 aan. The" service, of Lexington avenue. Young Adults Slate Talk Brownie. Troop 686 will meet at ol "JThe Senior Fellowship will evalu- evening prayer will be held Mon- present musical selections at both spent $294 for all personal health N. f. STATE CERTIFIED TREE SURGEONS display and,attractive floor ar- son of Clark and Hildegarde Lor- A joint meeting of the board of the church at 4 p.m. Westminster rangements." , ate their program. day at 5:15 p.m. Boy Scout Troop services, and will speak at theOn World Tension Spots choir,will rehearse at 6:30 pjn. services (doctors, hospitals, drugs, nz of Garwood. deacons and deaconesses will be etc.) in 1957-58. Health Informa- Mr. Burger exhibits widely in Sunday church school will con- 74, will meet in Sherlock Hall at held Monday at 8/p\m. meetings of . the Alliance Youth An illustrated talk. "What and the Senior Cboir at 8 pjn. Tonight Explorer Post 75 plans 7:30 p.m. A Meeting of the church tion Foundation reports. But these' state and national, art exhibitions'. a family dinner which will be, pre- vene for nil ages at 9:30 and again The Rev. Frank: M. Rossi, pastor, Fellowship groups at 8 pjn.. About Africa and the Middle Brownie Troop 291 and Girl cost?, were . distributed unevenly. He has served with the Cranford at I l^p'clock for all except the ad-school teachers and staff will take will preach on "The Conquering East?" will be presented at aScout' Troop 106 will meet on TREE SURGERY CO. pared by the explorers. The Co-Workers will hold their About 3 percent of all families had-; Creative Art Group as art in- ult and senior departments. Baby-, place beginning- with a medita- Truth", at theil a.m. service Sun- regular monthly meeting Monday meeting of the Elizabeth Presby- Saturday at 10:30 a.m.' 30 Years'Experience '•••"%•• ••"••;•;•: ELiiabeth 24124 structor of oil painting and water- Tomorrow the Mr. and Mrs. tion in the church at 8 p.m. no health costs;' 31 percent spent Club will.bowl at Echo Lanes. A sitters will be provided for chil- day at Roosevelt School. Sunday, at 8 pjn. tery Young Adult Council at 4 , Boy Scout Troop. 44' wilj meet co^or classes and the advanced On Tuesday Brownie Troop 387 school ^for all ages will meet at $l-$99; 34 percent spent $100-$293, business, meeting will precede the dren under three years In. the On Tuesday morning at 11pjn. Sunday at 'therirst Presby- Tuesday at, 7. p.m.; Junior Choir and the remaining 32 percent critique, class. will meet in the education build- 9:45 o'clock, the Ramabai Missionary rehearsal; at 6:30 p.m. Wednes- party at 8:15 p.m. • f- church house at 11 o'clock. ' terian Church of Plainfield.; spent $300 or more. A pack meeting and parent com- Events for the coming week in- ing at 3:30 p.m. Boys' choir re- Phe Baptist Youth Fellowship Society will meet. Both the Pil- day-Explorer post -will meet next
• r \ '' •'•-, Guest speaker will be the Rev. mittee meeting will be held Satur- clude: Boy Scout Troop 84 tohearsa- l will be held at 5 pJn. Tne> l take a trip to the Baptist Con- grim and Colonist fortalices of Thursday-at 7 pjn Cranford Chapter of Alcoholics, -ference Center, Lebanon, on Sun-Pioneer Girls will meet that eve- John C. Corbin, secretary for in- • Laura Gulliford of 1-D Pacific The Bocket Circle b m*de «p of •• « . • day af 6:30 p.m. A parent commlt- night at 7:30 in the Fellowship fora . Anonymous will meet in' the guild* day. Last Sunday they, traveled ning at 7 o'clock. ' terpretation, commission for ecu-drive, Winfleld, was enrolled as a over 3,500,000 Olds owneny.. and tec'mecting of Cub Pack'75 will be Hall. Sunday, Senior Luther to Asbury Park" and Ocean Grove. menical mission and relations of /ZZAPIE /held Monday at 8 P m. in theLeague scavenger, hunt at 7 .p:m.room at 8 p.m. An organization Wednesday morning at 9:30, the student in the church school last DRUGGIST the most «aU«fied of aO are y:: '.'.';• i : the United Presbyterian Church, Sunday. ... chapel. The new building commit- Monday: Church Council at 7:30;meeting to prepare plans for the Women's Prayer Band will con- for any I960 Oldamohile ownen. They have From 8 to 12 P. 11 annual bazaar will be Jfeld on vene at the home of Mrs. L. A.U.SJV., Who recently returned The... following- children were -„;!;-••- tee will meet that night at 7:30p.m. in the church library. 'Looking for God' vprofessional man) discovered that Olda at the final Tuesday at 8:15 pjn. irvwe base- Conover. 10 Retford avenue. Thefrom a two-month trip. to thebaptized by the pastor last Sunday: •':'••-\^ Italian Food Tuesday, Charity Sewing group mid-week prayer meeting will be Cameroon, Sudan, Ethiopia, Egypt, Lauren Giordano, daughter of Mr. the medinm-priee clai* has to offer! at 10 a.m.. Calvary Mothers' Club ment of the education/building. Topic at St. Mark's Orders To Go On Wednesday the service of The Rev. John A. Deveaux, Jr.,held at 8 o'clock that evening, fol- Lebanon and Iran. and Mrs.: Robert Giordano; Leslie Why don't ywrf Yow local at 8:15 p.m., arid the third class of Peters, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. find him Fast in the morning prayer/vill be held at pastor of St. Mark's AME Church, lowed by choir rehearsal and the A light supper will be served. •utborized Qnafity Dealer win be If instruction for new members at Leadership Training Class. Albert. A. Peters; David Brian 8:15 p.m. This class will include 6:45 a.m. followed by a celebra- has selected "Looking for God" as Fischer, son of Mr. and Mrs. W. show yoa «diy y«*> 8°* tion of the Hply Eucharist at 7 aim. his sermon topic at the 11 ajn. The Bithia Class will sponsor a YELLOW •j ' ' . those persons coming from other Guest Pastor Fills Pulpit Donald Fischer; Lori Ellen Stirrat, The servicy©f Evening Prayer will service Sunday. The young adult mother-daughter dinner tomorrow car faryoo r dollar when :' •:• Lutheran congregations by letter daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Leonard RAGES be held Jn the church at 5:15 pjn.choir will sing. Miss Virginia Ab- evening at 7 o'clock in fellowship At Italian Church you boy aad mton JaBmt lac JWK of transfer. ", , halL ... Stirrat; Virginia Roberta Fifield. PRESENTING : > 1 The Rev. Francis S. Mattel, •; ' Wednesday, quarterly meeting Cub Pack 74 committee meeting rams will, be. organist. daughter; of Mr. and Mrs. George l will/take place in the education Sunday school will convene at guest preacher, has chosen as his •im '.: '•' ' of United Lutheran Church Wom- sermon topic, "To Know God is ;•)' en at 8:15 p.m. will feature a building at 8 p.m. 9:45, a.m. " , '•'».' Eternal Life," at the 11 a.m. serv- ;'^I.;:v!' spring fashion show. Youth choir, /Trinity Couples'Club will meet A bake sale w^ll be held Satur- J & C Restaurant ';.,,' ice Sunday at the Italian' Evangel- rehearsal at 6:45" p.m. • <•• Wednesday iii the guild room atday from 10 ajn. to 5 pjn. in the Why spiritualization of thought OPEN EVERY NIGHT 8:30 pjn. Election of officers Will basement of the church. ^ is essential to the peace and pro-ical Church , rob HAT ramOOMVOST . ummui m* 4k» WAT TO aOUl-TB The Rev. A. R. Mangione, pas- EXCEPT- MON. TUX 12 PJ0. 'lit I;' / be held and a film on. "Foreign gress of mankind will be explained , . ,. • tktaagk IMnla« to ant «f Ik* Closed Sunday — BR 6-9835 Rabbi Selects Topic at .Christian Science services Sun- tor, and Mrs. Mangione are vaca- Travel" will be shown by a rep- tioning in Texas until June. resentative of Travelong, Inc. Re- day. Ut'MBMCB VtdMITl? 17 Eastman St. Ml Of Capital Punishment Keynoting the lesson-sermon'on £\ R«bbi Sidney D; ahanken will freshments will be served. Ma. fin " «11M ka) _ K* 1 the subject "Mortals and Immor- preach, on "Capital Punishmenl Next Thursday the service of Roofing - Siding < ••• ka> — Kv morning prayer will be held at tals" is the Golden Text from Ro- RUT CaPtPIOF CRUST. SCBEHTBT •tmmdm at the 8:30 servicj/Friday at Tem- i Ito. UiW •>•.. ple Beth-El. / 8:45 a.m. followed by a celebra- Gutters-Leaden mans (8:6): "to be carnally mind- 1 tion of the Holy Eucharist and ed is death; but tob e spiritually i: Sundar 11 AM.' Ate *rta«Mut CauatI tail Leviticus X *° 23 will be All Work aehool U AJt chanted fttfrn the Torah at theHealing Service at 9 a.m. minded is life and peace/* ' to* tn* Uanmtat* »mM nawt* •« . From "Science and Health with tnm 7/ME TOGO Sabbath/service at 10 a.m. Alan Af the daily services .special in- •OB oUoek Braslo)/will chant the lesson from tercessions will be offered for the Key to the Scriptures" by Mary Ezekjel 34 related to this reading. Summit Conference to promote Baker Eddy this will be read (256: Ibrtk «•*<• fw, cnahil Rabbi Shanked will preach on thegradual understanding . between 1-5): "Progress takes off human aun. to 4 pm Bible portion. nations and ultimate disarmament JOHN J. DIFAB10 shackles. The finite must yield to » to 4 PA. of all nations, the Rev. Robert SCB ana* BaUDV^9O^nJV aakVaDnaffll^B the' infinite. Advancing to a high- t a* to • YAXI A man who has reformed him- Bizzaro, rector, said. BRidg* Mitt er plane of action, thought rises self nai contributed his full share The annual Diocesan Boys' Con- from- the material sense to the towards the i*rVn matt^n of • t ference will take place at the Ho- spiritual, from the scholastic to neighbor*—Norman Douglas. tel Delaware, Ocean City, June 19- the inspirational, and from the ' . • air»w/mc«b. 28. Boys, age 14-18 who plan to mortal to the immortaL" INSBRANCE calUr. bow and h««l One of the opening Bible- pas- t*r th« coal aa attend may obtain an application AND SUPPLY COMPANY (••ch. Bcastlfally aha*** blank from the parish office. sages to be read states (Ps. 37: and craned !• atay Uu The annual meeting and lunch- 37): "Mark the perfect man. and Definitely U>i MOW eon of the Youth Consultation UHofm behold the upright:, for the end tlnwi Service will be held at St Peter's of that man is peace." - , for a chic ana* Church, Perth Amboy, on Wed- comfortable CHRISTIAN nesday at noon.' Tickets may be We have no more right toeon - - ttamnwr obtained from the parish office. •ume happiness without producing - In natural SQENCI WBLR AUSTIN The annual meeting of the Dio- RAPPS *t than to consume wealth without cesan Episcopal Churchwomen producing it.—George Bernard a brand-neW, compact extension will be .held at Trinity Ca- PHARMACY Shaw.- ' thedral. Trenton, on Wednesday. attHDJUl May 25. Any women of the parish ?>•:" that goes anywhere—beautifully! WRCA— who plan to attend and who wish ajn. to go on the special bus should 0080 you wish) glows softly when make reservations through thp To make your phone service an even greater Value, parish office immediately.. DAY and NIGHT TilP RATES far o tod. 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>/-•• I ^^^ •A ;...=:••'•.-.:••• ,', CRANFORD CITIZEN AND CHROWCLE, CRANIOBD, N., J. ».Y. MAY 12, CRANFORD CITIZEN AND CHRONICLE, CRANFORD. N. J low, Mrs- Atkins. . all: the/ mothers' of Uic boys and peckers, Baltimore, orioles ana ter Egg King." In the cast were hobby show in the .exhibit ease on Science Research Associates Bead P isdtW «t Fifth Class—Blue. Mrs. Joseph Birls. " • : • ••• scarlet tanagers, and bluebirds Ground hog,, Scott Relcheff; brow the-second floor.. The following ing Laboratory, or better known of ac- ard Ringle, Nancy Money. Vemon G«en group,.Majorie l olio wed-, in Herbert, William Isinger and Koo- Kuntz; red. Mrs. "Marti; yellow. Lynn Egbert, William Gerity, made by SusanClark, IngrldGess- nie, Michael Hertz? crow, Peter children, contributed their hobbies. a* S&LA..This reading.program is group, Lrmin Lyone- Mrs. Richard Bradfield.J .• Richard Hoolko, Douglas Kremer, ncr, JoanTCosowskJ, Jill Goodman, MetzgeT; Easter rabbit, John Andrea Zydzik and Peter Cara- designed to nave pupils correct Jack, Nelson, tod Conference on ert-Jensen. . '': ' Mrs. Lueddcke served as asGle- n Montgomery, Robert Palmer, Paulette Wilhelm, Maureen Combs, Shawde; spring, Marilyn Warner, vano, a shell collection; William their reading difficulties, and the PTA group arid Mrs-Gregory • arated by a 20-minute cortee I Roland W. Stout, assistant vice- j ^ A thank you letter was written Club Installs, sistant hostess for the meeting. Walter Fus. A town-wide conference with Alexander uRinderle, William Peter Caddie, Emily Beckerman, first girl, Lenore Fisher; second Evans, bird models, which were a through working with materials of in charge o the theme "Focus on pducation" G. Boyd; Mrs.' Joseph E. Hawkins, break: Mrs. Bentson will be in president, conducted a tour of the! by Sandra Shupper, Laura He- Priestley.. Douglas Woodson, Dawn Jonathan , Phillips, Gary Ince, girl, Mercie Rabin; first boy, redheaded woodpecker and gradually increasing difficulty at- Cranford High Jr., Mrs. George Le\vis and Mrs.'charge of refreshhiients. bookkeeping.department, The class decn and Nancy Money. Adams, Elizabeth Sarkisian and Steven tally. Robert Miller, Patri- Richard Kimmelman; second bpy, materials and wiU be held at Holds Show Jewish Congress Unit barnswallow; Arthur Morris, plas- tain a higher, reading level. . equipment i^ order. School on June 7 under spon- Nathan Rodstein from the league. I Other committee assignrrn:nts w:is presented' with souvenir pads JJnnCy-Silhprstrin assisted in these xia Rotola, Brian-Dennis.—.'-.'.' ' — Uc-modeto-of-a-U^S. Marshal-aiMt J 1 1 ll c: a :m cmi;nts al :1 fl0 ir iry u'ai installed 7 sorship of the Cranfor^-^-j-t---^-^-.--—_••d League of• rriJ'u5g^ryj^rjj^w~^|ersey . . siaYe^ ^^ ^ ^ 2 ~ « ~ P bnve. like the burning bush that' projects. Sugalski, t Bill TDarcy, Sandra The snow fairies were played by a "U. S. Marine; Paula Spaight, Blank checks J(were given to the as president of the Dig and Delve Mrs. Samuel Alster of 44 Prin- Women Voters and Cranford Par- ConsUtuUon we Wave the respon- committee. Mrs. Battaglini and Moses saw) is always burning and Grade 6 Thaler, Jay McGonagil, Gary Pin Patti Silberman. Kathryn Ball, models of horses; John Ritsko, air- ent-Teacher Associations, it was students for practice in writing Garden * Club .by the outeoinn ceton road, was installed as presi- ckney, Amy Gallanter, David to provide and endorsing checks^ Students ..evei consumed. Joseph'Simons' sixth grade boys 'Laura Alster, Gail, Bagley and planes which he made. announced -today by Mrs. Carl. efficient system of" _ _ public president. Mrs.. Robert William-1 dent of the Union County Chap- and girls have completed a sciencri Wagner, Chris. Dalldorf, Filipe Monica Markham; spring flowers, Celeste LaCroix and Joyce Rut- who arranged the trip vtere'Rich- —Johannes Tauter ter. Women's Division, American Summer Fink, chairman of the joint plan- schools," said Mrs. Battaglini, i kenzie; publicity and posters. Mrs. dpn. at the group's monthly meet- unit, "The World of Weather." Porcella, Donna York and Barry Helen Piasecki, Laurie Almond, mayer, doll collections; Marianne ning committee. \; ; } - •' • !- publications . ;md commit- ing at the home of Mrs. John Jewish Congress, at a luncheon chairman' for' arrangements.' "We The students studied and discussed Holmes. All of -these children also Dianne Maroukian, Karen Shonk Montag, dolls from all countries; believe that the citizens of Craii- ite e mimeographing. Mrs. Rodstein. Marti of 12'Nomahcnan court last Tuesday at Koos Brothers Kes- made leaves. Ingrid Gessner made The n conference is designed to the factors and conditions that and Joanna Drejka. Russell Boyle, Donald McNab, prehistoric ani- offer all'"Citizens an opportunity iford will welcome: this opportunity I '''' ' : Thursday. ;• taurant. Rahway. cause pur varied climatic condi- a nest, and Bill Sugalski made Dean Hovell, Daniel Heller and mals; Paul Yunos, jungle animals. Mrs. Arnold DrucRer of Colonia to take part iri discussion groups to examine our educational aims | f^J Om*gfjn n A Punflc ' Other officers for the coming tions. The following pupils pre- robins', eggs. Birds bathe in theGary Auerbach portrayed the Janet Borden's collection is PLACEMENT EXECUTIVE acted as installation chairman, and Swhflhtr its yrhil* driving on *]** considering Cranford's basic - ed- and decide how to obtain our ob- j V/fCl/Cttffit* I ttpiCO year^ were installed . as follows: sented special research projects birdbath painted by Susan Clark trees. Auerbach portrayed the foreign coins; Linda Fedorchak, Sam Brown, executive director of eondwte roads, whll* bathing ^5: ucational-needs. "• ' Mrs. Larrv Simonoss and- member of a special John Simons, son of Mr. and nMhfeiy•w,, Patrick,, through the nexnext minds of . msiny of the feminine . 'Union County garden lovers For Real Understanding Help With Plus FREE DIAMOND NEEDLE, wedislike. them intensely,- which 'outh p'ahcK -\ . 4 Mrs. R. G. Simons, 112 Park drive. .several years, during which time spectators, and our hearty laugh- is as it. should be.', have until tomorrow to make reser- Hearing Problems . . . | said ' nephew manages to grow APPLICATION FOR CRANFORD DAYS The Citadel; Edward Stanton, son vations for a tour on, May 25 of the $12.00 in RECORDS - .„,—. . .._ _ tcr drowned out the men's guf- Jcr,ry Yaksfis, as-Patrick grown lup, go to college, marry and pro- faws. • Circles to Depict- Summer Engineering of Mr. and Mrs. E.. W. Stanton, garden of Mr. anb> Mrs. Edwin L; 69 up, and Katie Stimbeck, as his 'duce his own. 10ryearH)ld son. All , Walter Jones plays Beauregard Brookdale road, Rutgers Uni- Beinecke in Greenwich, Coiin. LODBB4.TOTIEH real true-love, give sincere/and S PEC I AL$ CAKE BAKING CONTEST versity; Frederick Swisher, ill, tfie while, from *Cdlro 'round to Pickett Burnside with great en- captivating performances." Biblical Women We axe p>«M»e*«l tocmnounc e a summer program for The trip is being sponsored by the . at fljo A program, on "Women of the son of Mr. and Mrs. F. M. Swisher, Union County Rhododendron Bob Stevens playing first him- rolfc
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CRAMPO^j;!Tl2EN AND CRAWFORD, N. J. .'<• :Jl Page Five SMMBWM •BBMHSBBMBIMi Page Pour , CRANFORD CITIZEN AND .CHRONICLE, CRANFORD, N. '• J. THURSDAY, MAY''.» were^Mrs. Nebon M. LJghtcap, Mrs. Laughlin and Mrs. Robert A. Baseball Awdlitay r Wilson. ,and experimental departments. 839 lor the spring term. im PTA at Roosevelt to Install at ceremonies in Planning Card Party During April, the museum re- The most popular courses at the Chiefs Sponsor ship Municipal uuiidw - State Coi gister was signed by ,145 children Adult School was developed "': Plans are being formulated fop fall semester were contract bridge, tt>e cotoe was conducted'J; Outlined at Annual Session a card party this fall to be spoi}>,. and adults. The museum is open to Adult Education. 1 Kenneth. Evans will serve as ro-Officers, Hear Band Concert social dancing, French and typing- Advanced Course structor was Robert RMI • "I sored by the Mothers' Auxiliary of "the public free' of charge' four ol "Elimination of tuberculosis Is' possible, but not complete eradica- freshment chairman assisted by Donald Whellan, instructor of instrumental music in the Cran- Historic Sites in Cranford Enrollment while the spring semester's most j revised teachers' salary Newark office of_the sw ^ w Officers u the Cranford Boys* Baseball days of each week". • ." popular courses were intermediate schedule was discussed. In Fingerprinting r officers of the Cranford tion," according to Dr. David J. Sencer, program officer of the.Bureau Mrs. Robert Dennis,'Mrs. Krippen- 'ord elementary schools, will discuss "Instrumental Music Opportun- A report on historic sites in Cranford will be presented by Ray Trustees Stanger,'Charles Tripp Also participating U dorf, Mrs. F. H. Plant, Mrs. M. S.. Leagues, it was announced Moa- and beginning dancing, slim and Charles . Redden submitted the '"'"etereJ School FTA will be installed of State Services, U. S. Public Health Services. ies in Your School" as this.season's program of the Roosevelt PTA day evening by Mrs. Joseph Bazi- ' A. Clement, president of the Crnnford Historical Society, at » meeting and John Lehman were named by Patrolman William CriSsey of monies . Were /Chief 7 inventing—^and-v--contraet anBualrtreasurer's-TeportrHerwas: the^Cranford -Police Department^ ^TlU*^rBattagyiiirCrair Speaking in r^r^hnrr^fln~pwrenn;r^t'^F^n"MHl~Tff^ 'Siegrrand—Mrs, Fred Waterman ulminatesiri a breakfisrnibcUng^ir oexT president, at a meeting at the of representatives "of Union County historical "units'" ,to" be held "in President Clement to prepare a bridge. . (jeywoman, at the final meet- 1 An,enrollment of 1,073 persons directed to arrange for the annual Union County, Identification Offi-' draining for the „ Union County Tuberculosis and Health League, at ^ifhite Laboratories, Thursday. American Legion Casino. * Springfield- this Sunday in connection with the gathering of informa- slate of officers and trustees 16 be \ at the fall and spring semesters.of •A special committee Was named audit of the school's financial rec- cer Glenn Owen of Cranford and Chief Fred Falzone ol ,' of the year at 8 pan. Tuesday Kenirwcrth, last Thursday, Dr. Following a brief businesi^ meeting, and^ the install^Jfipn of • The-auxiliary will begin a mem- voted on at the next meeting, V Troop Committee tion on historic sites in the.county for J state compilation. the Cranford Adult School was re- by Dr.* Kenneth W. Iversen. presi- ords.' Detective Joseph. DiMario of thechairman of the educatl H\ the auditorium. • Sencer defined elimination of tu-afternoon Mrs. A. A. Bauer, presi- :>fficers' for 1960-61, parents, are bership drive this month, and aH it which will be held at Union Junior ^ o«icers.u.are: Mrs. Robert In preparation for Sunday's j ' College on May 20. ported by Registrar Paul W. Selby dent-director, to recommend .how Dr. Iversen presided. Also at- Kenilworth . Police Department mittee. cvV berculosis as "the point at which dent, displayed a radio which will- nvitcd to attend the annual' con- mothers of players will be con*' r Blosser, president; Mrs. Richard annual, reports from_ board, mem- session. President Clement at a j i*.,., L Taylor, curator of the at the annual meeting last Thurs- the school should, spend 'surplus tending were: Mr. and Mrs. Red-were among those receiving cer- every .case of tuberculosis both presented to Miss: Elizabeth Al- Names Officers, cert of, the RoOsevelt School Band, bers be submitted'^y,the, final tacted through their boys' teams. •' m recent meeting of the local.society j piairifit-Id Historical Museum, who day evening at Union Junior Col- funds... Named to the committee den, Jambs V. Kervick, 'Henry tificates Friday upon completion ^Prejudice is never first vice-president; Mrs. active "'-and inactive is under len's developmental class by Sher- which will be presented in the . Following the business meeting, tasy u meeting on May 19. " at the home of L. E. O'Brian. 211 (discussed "The Stone Age and the were: Mrs. Charles Redden, a for- DcLonge, second vioe- the treatment he needs to keep Plans Camp Trip auditorium at 10 a.m. under Mr. refreshments were served by M13. ti-SS iff lege. Boardman, Mr. . Selby, Thomas of an advanced fingerprinting it can pass itself off forre a man PTA in appreciation of their North Union avenue, assigned j Historv of Man. 2 Recitals Given For the first .tjme in the history mer director; Mrs. Walter J. Con-Bentson, Roy Bniith, Channing course sponsored' by the Union ; Frank Hartz,; third him from becoming either a pub- help on the ways and means pro- Joseph Peters was elected to IVhellan's directioh.' "~^".. • , ' John Van Brunt and Mrs.. John . Curiosity is one of the perman- Krip. Mrs. • Homer J. Hall to prepare a his,J A pUealion of Benjamin j. Mof. of the schodj. the enrollment at£he ley and Mr. Selby. . \ Rudd, Mrs. G. Holmes Williams, County Police Chiefs' Association. ^president; Mrs. Paul Pen- lic health problem qr becoming ill ject. A set of leather zippered en- succeed John Finke as troop chair-; At a recent combined meeting m By Piano Students venne, corresponding secretary; again himself.'V >- . , ent and certain characteristics of and Mrs^VV. J. Bongiovanni tory of the Cory House at 321: t spring term was larger than the Dr. Iversen announced that Mrs. president of the Board of Educa- The certificates were presented elopes also was purchased to beman at the monthly meeting of if the retiring and incoming ex- it for life'.membership' was pre- Children .need love e • a vigorous .mind.' North avenue, east. One of the wi-: Two, ^gfter.ppon recttals were fall semester. Mr. Selby listed 534 tion; Mrs. Conley, Miss Mary by Chief Edward Stupak of Kenil- 1 11 Mrs Dexter MacMUlan, assistant Mobilization of the' resources used for officers' records and ma-the troop committee of Boy Scout ecutive boards, Mrs. John V. Silli- be in Lcbarge of the refreshments by Dr. Kenneth.C! MacKay, William Plummer, a member of when they do not descrveit* " *' ; portant historic spyts in the 'resident Clement presented given Saturday by 36 students of students for the fall semester and the board of directors, will arrange! Louise Wetjen and Mrs. PJummer. worth, president of the association, ,rrespondirig secretary; Mrs. Ed- already available to us is equally terials. . •"' Troop 78, sponsored by St.' Mi- man, president, introduced Mrs. —Samuel Johnson for the next meeting. . - • ma ty," Roderic,k _W . Smit, _,h, t„o, , ,, w't-' 'applications of Mr. and Mrs. ariore Hewitt i&X the Woman's. -Harolds. Hulber, ward Marck, recording secretary, as important as increased finan- A recommendation was made by chael's Church, last -week. Vincent D. Rcttino, president-elect, the story of Cranford s first school ,, Club of Westfield, Each student 'and Paul Selby. treasurer. cial support -for tuberculosis con- he board that $350 be allocated Other officers were named as ivb,o discussed briefly tentative Randa Kreger for sustdilung performed a solo composition and A play. "Civilisation Comes to trol programs, Dr. Sencer pointed house. wh,ch. havng b«.'n . con-, mvmherihip and Mr and .Mrs. to be spent on library books) rec- followi: James Hill, treasurer; Jor larts for next year. verted into a duvl!in . is st.U »' stuart McFadden for family mem- played in an ensemble. High Hollow," written by Chris- out, explaining that better utiliza- ords or film strips at the discretion seph E. Doyle, Sr., publicity chair- Thomas Tipaldi. principal, ex- K Miss Hewitt was presented with , Hamlin. «gh school senior, tion of our doctors, public health u.e. and Robert M. Crane to supply jbt.n;hi A| ^ unanimously pher of Ludwig Metzger, librarian, and man; Joseph. Klein, Catholic ac- pressed . his appreciation for the information regarding the Hlum-i . ,•_ T lowers and a gift; from the class Jjjl be presented under the di- nurses, clinics and hospitals is Vincent F. Sarnbwski, principal. tion chairman; William Babps, excellent, cooperation;' between by Sharon Ayre and Nancy Gladis.l ction or Mrs. M.; Jordan Price! needed so thatthorough and com- summer camp chairman; James home and school fostered by the n1er House, in which he lives at O'Brian reported that Mrs. Battaglini and Mrs. Donald 420 Riverside drive on the site of Jacquelyn Depcw was program i drama chairman. Hjih school stu- plete treatment will be available to Martin served sandwiches and Walsh, picnic chairman, and Frank PTA. He particularly commended thi Union County Park Commis- girl. • dents in the cast include Ernest all persons needing it. Turley, assistant to Herbert Bald- "the organization for the visitation an ancient Indian camr>. - siori painted |>art of the interior coffee to members of the election Wesley A. Stanner was appoint- Participants were; Sharon Ayrej ^ _ . - :^ L, . Boyd. William Calvano, Barbara American Life Elections' were held following board who worked in Sherman win, chairman of the achievement program which it sponsored, thus of the miuseum and repaired the Edward Bicdcrman, Darla .Jean Frutchex. ^oha Madden, Mary committee. • nabling four - foreign educators ed to provide the history of the iroof and thai members of Crane's the report of-Robert M. Crane of School on the high school referen- two fords across the Hahway River Bubb. Patricia Cesta, Carol Cham- MorriJoru^ynn I"riee, Bernadette Agency Awarded ach to^ spend a day in Roosevelt Ford Chapter of the DAR took Cranford, chairman of the nomi- dum voting. . It was reported "that oh the used here during the •Revolution- erlain, Mary „ Ann Clarke, Kath- pe William Sterling and William week-end of April 29 the troop School. \x ' . down.Whe curtains, a DAR gift, nating committee. Mr.' Crane is Mrs. A. A. Bauer, Mrs. Anton ary War, one of which, ski Spring- een Coe, George Cubberly, jac- Zalinski. >\ To Allan C. Kane beginning the second^year of a twO- Pavics, Mrs. George Dixon and under supervision of Peier Skar- The annual luncheon' given by field avenue and Rivcrsick; drive, and h:.d them washefi and rehung. Ut'lyn Depevir, Judy Depew, Wil- ANTIQUES • AUTO DEALERS * A* DELICATESSENS • Students from Jonathan Dayton Allan C. Kane of J05 Wilshire ecki'ond William Miles; participat- the-PTA in\liOnor of the staff It was announced by President • UQUOR STORES • SERVICE 4 year term as first vice-president. Mrs. d Bernard Coventry were is marked by a boulder and am Evans, Patricia Feeley, Mary Regional High* School and- Union drive, president of Allan C. Kane New member elected to .the board delegates to the Spring : County ed in a "'Scalporee" at Camp Win- members of Roosevelt School' will placed by the society sotiu1 s' j Clement that the forthcoming issue Fleckenstine, Nancy Gladis, Peter STATIONS High School, members of the Teen Associates. Inc., Newark, has been nebago in Marcella. Scouts at- .be heW in the^hool library on of- '"Neve Ji-rsey Messenger," offi- COVI COLONY DELICATESSEN of directors for a three-year term, Council at Westfield High School ago. Gladis, David Gornowski, Janette DON MAXWELL Stagers, also will take part. ;• appointed general agent for theincluded Dr. Charles L. Lomack.of recently. •'•' - • '••— tending were: John Bilbos, James Tuesday, May 24N -Mrs. 'Edwin to day- Read at the meeting was a lette cial publication of the New Jersey Greenawald,; Nancy-Jean Henn. A second.play to be presented American Life Insurance Co. of Coe, Joseph Coyne^Jamus 'Kowal- Aaron is in charge orarrangements istor'icaj Societies, will contain ANTIQUES Car Imports CENTENNIAL Golf Service Gar wood. IL0C8W from Miss Grace L. Crane, Rreat- ynne Hoglund, Kathleen. Hume, will be "a creative drama skit, New Yorjc City to handle their "Springboard for the Sixties," ski, Dennis Kiein, Gerard Daniel, and • will accept reservations', from America's I article about the local organiza- MS Hbnntala Av*. •!. Westfleld 'Sales and Service IrVto Muldrow stan OMU hospitalization. as. well as'accident any member of this, year's PTA *gfa*nddaughter of Josiah • .Crane, Betty Kisner, Sherman ^Kisner, "Complaint Department." The out- the annual report of the league, Peter Gladis, Michael Madden, Sr., who owned the lnnd where the athleen Klubnik, Clafe"f!aForge, ~ Appraisals —— Repairs Golf Product. T^ line was written by Miss Anna and sickness- insur'ance. " : Post 79 Mothers •Michael Peters, Robert Siverd. board who wishes to attend. . • Renault Daophlne » H. Union Are. BRldoe e^tltt Mechanic on Duty at AU Tiaei was distributed at .the close of the preferred 19 Historical Society Museum now Cranford unit was repre- Caihleen Lanza,.Laura Lee Lar- Mae Mangeri of Maplewood, assist- Representing Co njt i n e n t a 1 meeting. - It gives details of the Peter Skarecki'and Stephen Yus- • Assisting Mrs. Aaron wrll.be stands, in which she nave. the. his- s'enledNby Trustees, O'Brian, John en, Mary Jean McClatchey, Con- i and t"eug«ot h«* * Auto Repair* i L American Life Irisuranee^Co. -as chak. • ' •' „. Mrs. Richard Adams, Mrs. Anton *5 . • Au»lln .'. ''.'"- •Saab.-" ant instructor of the Teen Stagers. .2,500 . persons reached by league Se^t New Officers bourbon! tory o|. the' old building, relating J. McCoY, William F. Hoffman iie-EHe,n McCrea, Susan Morrison, The dialogue for this skit will be general agent for all life insurance Mrs. Bruno. C. Metzner was Plans were discussed for a three- 'reuss, Mrs. George Barlow, Mrs. 4/5 Qt • AUTO DEALERS * • Autln-Bcaljr • Mocrli * FISH DEALERS * educational programs, the 5,836 LIGHT • MILD • 66 PROOF thai it "was built in 1767 across the and SlangV at a recent meeting Catherine P6rter» Sharoh Porter, • Aitaa-MaHIa • Sprite Ss7 Ctnfrnnlal Are. ,.LiCtttfaH»1 made up by the participants, who plans, Mr. Kane reports that' he ha^ chest X-rays.taken under league elected president of; the Mothers' day father-and-son camping trip Rettino, Mrs. John Bji.yjnann. Mrs road from Its present location'. At of Societies from this area-at the Barbara Pizzella, Laurie. Ann • Cltnen are Barbara Frutchey." Lynn Price, doubled-his agency manpower in auspices and the 2,152 hours of Club of Explorer Post 79_irecently to Camp Winnebago this week- Calvin Shire, MrsvPaul Orsay and that time, Union averiiie ended at Air Force hindquarters at Fort mith, Philip Tyre, Kathleen MARINO'S FISH MARKET the past-year and that his company at the final meeting of the season end; . • ' ' , n- • ;••. /• • ,:..• Mrs. William Mernick. THE OLD CROW DISTILLERY CO.. FRANKFORT. KY., DISTRIBUTED BY NATIONAL NORRIS CHEVROLET. Inc. 1206 Mary St EL 4-9200 • SHOE REPAIRRic i 1 Bernadette Re; and William Ster- service given by volunteers, Springfield avenue. Monmouth which Was'followed by Walsh.and Linda Williams. . Fresh Seafood Daily has just completed a 50 percent "i Statistics ^on^ tuberculosis in at the home of Mrs. William Tro- The troop participated; in the Mrs.i Silliman requested that all ^DISTILLERS PRODUCIS CO.. KENTUCKY STRAIGHT BOURBON WHISKEY. 86 JJRQOf EUxabeth FL 1-2383 j ling. •' • • ' •"'.•'•• expansion program after breaking r" Speaker of the evening was Her- a tour of the various laboratories. Refreshments will be served by Union. County iri" 1959 are listed mettcr of 2 Mpkatorn drive. Red Star Inspection held in War-' Cell BRidge t-1333 lee/i'd EXPERT SHOE through the' walls of adjoining showing 142 new cases, including Other officers were named as inanco Park, Elizabeth, on Friday. Five Attending School Mrs. John. Krip, Jr., and MrsJ diffices. ' '••••• •', "•' / . BUILDING 34 North Are-B. Craalofd REPAIRING 109 active, ,29 inactive arid 4 un- follows. Vice-president, Mrs. Ken- Peter Mazzella." ' ' /.'.,' Kane Associates handles diversi- For Mentally Hi Child UQUOI ROII OUICaCSERVICX determined, and- in. addition- 44 neth Evans; secretary, Mrs. Richr Reform like charity must begin Five children arc attending the I .'. , CONTRACTORS fied investments as well as allreactivations of the disease dur- ard Lewis; treasurer, Mrs. Robert at home.—Carlyle. DAIRY FARMS lemonstration school • started ' re- FOOD UARKETS • Crane's Ford Unit forms, of insurance. ing the year.' HAVE YOU VISITED ^at Roseland, N. J. cently by the Union County Chap- BUILDING SS Aldan 81 Craatctt Attending the meeting from ter of the'National Organization BALES * SBBVICI Call BRida* S-OlftS Slates Plant Sale Republican Women Cranford in addition to Mr. Crane for Mentally 111 Children in a • ' •'•'•.•. -and : CHAS. KURTZ MARKET A perennial plant sale sponsored were Health Officer John Kunze * TAILORS i Hear Meeting Report Special limousine Service CRANFORD'S NEWEST STORE? •oom of the First Baptist Church CARPENTRY at M. train a**,, by the Crane's Ford Gardeners Mrs. "C. J. Barnaby, public health Centerville & Southwestern R.R. >f Union. The class is supervised NoiUT «•< Central Ave*. WMlfleM LARGE JOBS OB SMALL AND CLEANERS will be held at the home ot.Mrsr • A report on the meeting of thenurse; Mrs. Josephine Rudnicki Trips to all airports* railway stations & piers Dr. Ruth Clark, child psychoj- ADoms 2-7651 THORLEIF JOHNSEN William C. Philpot, 735 Willow New Jersey, Federation of Repub- and Mrs.' H. R. McCullough of the Come On Down Today and Join assisted by, E. Stuart Davis., T street, at 9 a.m. Tuesday.^ lican Women at the Essex House Cranford "Visiting , "Nurs9 Associ- CALL BRidga 6496J —6-2272 m electronics engineer Who' has BRidge 6-954S YesWeDo— Members of the club visited th6 in Newark last Thursday was prer ation, and Mrs. Daniel Bass of 499 ••; / M RM OHM *»«. B&B LIQUORS / •• h Dty Claanlna - . limousines for weddings — Trips to anyplace •orkedsfor many years with atypl- REILLY OLDSMOBILE CARKMTER — CONTRACTOR rhododendron garden at the home sented by Mrs.'Kingsley Lawrence' Casino avenue, representing the the Hundreds of Your Neighbors i :al children. " / PTMtlng . Rapalrlng .'"•" of Mr. and Mrs. Charles R. Haag at a meeting of the. Cranford Garwood Woman's Club. — Prices Very Reasonable - . / By showing what can be done in , PAUL B. JOHNSON FUEL OIL AltaraMoM - lUmoddhw. at 711 High street last night and Women's Republican Club at the OLDtKOB1LI Full lino Of All Work GuaiaatMd - Who Enjoy Shopping at — uch demonstration classes, the or- ' ' ' Sates * Service BR 6-9412 then went to the home of Mrs.home of the president, Mrs. j. C ganization holies to influence • ADams 2-76S1 LOVELAND FUEL CO. LINCOLN Warren D. Sechrist of 29 Hampton Dittmer of 342 Lincoln avenue, Sherman PTA l 560 North AH.EIII W«Ufi«ld WINES, LIQUORS and BEEBS chool systcirisNvithin the county All types Building. Alteratteaa. • ' . Authorized / | road for their business meeting. east, this week. 16 South Union AvcCrutaf The .dub will end its season o provide education for mentally Repalis. Addltleas. , ESSO HEAT — FUEL OIL Just Phono Co-hostesses were Mrs. Harold To Install Slate STORE W. Laughlin and Mrs..Charles E. with a picnic at the home 61 Mrs. ul children, as 'theVhave for theROTCHFORD PONTIAC, INC. — Estimates Without Obligation — Prompt. Courteous Service Keck ShMl and retarded. \ . ' BR6-BEEB or SU 94759 k TRAVEL * R^se. Flower arrangements were A. W. Fricke of 115 Centennia Next Monday / ABIOOU&C Air AnNmction for benefit. of the Call BRidge 6-1144 by Mrs. Philpot, Mrs. H: Roland avenue on June 13. Authorized 303 NOBTH AVE...E. . CRANFOBD 6-2337 BUREAUS Mrs. Michael Battaglini,. com ./\i ichool wiU be held a't\ p.m. on • BANK AND Snyder and Mrs. R. Alan Low. munity adviser, will install the MAY 14 Through OCTOBER 12.1960 PONTIAC Named to a nominating commit- June 6. in\^arrigah's Barn, 061 SAVINGS FREE DELIVERY Point System Penalty officers; for 1960-61 at a meeting SATURDAYS. HOLIDAYS aad WEDNESDAYS ONLY Rahway avenue, Westf icldv Per- Sales-Service REEL-STRONG FUEL CO. TRAVELONG tee to. present a slate for, 1960-61 An announcement today by Act- of Sherman Junior High PTA a CLOSEOUT! sons ' wishing to donate household INSTITUTIONS ing Motor Vehicle Director Ned 2:45 p.m. Monday in the school VauxhaU and Abllaa aad manuMp tttfc COME IN AND articles for the. auction may call MOVING and J/ Parsekjan ^f .revocations under auditorium..Parents o^sixth grade SATURDAYS: to AM. vmvaj, n H«* — VM TM. 19.u. Mrs. Harry Hall or Mrsl Gera Ford Line 1 the Point System includes .' thestudents in Lincoln, Livingston /.. . / ••.•••. COLONIAL —'Call IP -*—*rfh 4-SUI 4 Perkins, both of Westfield, for coP name of Enzo Berardinelli," 28, of Avenue and Walnut AveHui CLEAN US OUT!.'! GOOD WIU. USED CARS STORAGE Reg. 89c Each HOLIDAYS: , ig AM. ihntiah n iioea — i:is r.u. niwik soo TM. lection service. SAVINGS & LOAN Ml Hasfia Biead 11. EUnMk AIR 9 Heinrich street, whose driver's Schools are invited to attend and • ruin your \ Decoration Day. July 4f b. Labor Day & Coturobas Day ASSOCIATION 1 Vortfc license was suspended for twomeet the new officers. ua\Nomra AV«, B. WE8nrncu> . "Listen to Your Children," a .Train !««¥• rnmfitl, «• «• How. QwarHr Hear. «• Local The great use of a life is' to MMT gives thorough control COUNTY BUICK CO M«tere4 BcnUe . Pramal DeUverlea Installation spend it for something that out- Junior High Band, the Girls' Choir 'I 34. announced Saturday that the DIVUXND roa PERIOD SIOINNINS JAM. FUEL OIL and tne Boys* Glee Club under of scab, codling moth, leaf Tree ladies' Fruit Of The Loom Hbusedresses company and union had come to OIL BURNER. SERVICE Go The Easy AVIS Way! , And Service lasts it—William James roller and other insects and Balaam the direction of Ralph Notaro and diseases. Use this all-pur- Sizes 12 to 20, UV2 to 24>/6. Short sleeve and ROUND TIIP • 2 MIUS complete agreement on a hew .con- Call BRldge 8-S200 BENRT I*. TOWN8END FOR LOCAL George White of the junior high tract for their salesmen and ser- CHestnosa-MlS •>'">•• No principle, is more noble,, as pose, insecticide and fungi- Tangle Foot ...... _. - O>«r 12 yr*.t ADULTS 40e " : If No Answer. BRldo* 8-3341 CAR or TRUd RENTiU. there is none more holy, than that music department. cide to. protect your apples, sleeveless, shirtwaist arid open top, belted.. $9.98 & $4.98 mmmm mm vice employes. All employes re- ••'• . Main Office [10 8 ALDEN ST. ^ ^^•"*» mm^ ^^ «M» ^w» ft^v ^«^ •»» WHM «^ MM mmM 321 Centennial Ave. Cranford fViH Bntrtfw 24090' of a true obedience.—Henry GJler At a board meeting Monday - pears, peaches, plums, Spring Fashion Dresses,o •« •-•'•.•,•* ported to work on Monday. 1 Westfield Ave.*. RosellePark VAOaUWt Bate* iMlat* Oil, 00, 9 BR 60483 cherries and. other' fruits. Borer Kill KUsabeta Office 29 Bmad ML |N|Nt lusUlH LEHIGH OIL COV Inc. ram. MM roans ud «iksr m -Satisfaction. Gruonmteeor •an- to ckaas* l»ss BRAND NEW! McCALL'S PATTERN BAR NOW OPEN! ! r'.i - BZPBBT OIL BURMER 8BRVICB OMC TROCK IS THIS YOU? HAKES HOUSEKEEPING EASY Also BUTTERICK'S NEWEST PATTERN SELECTION GOOD VSBO CABS i PREMIER Cnafocd N. BfM< at. EUSUMSI * NURSING HOMES • Sow! Y< EUsabslh 4-3300 BILNEY'S PEAT MOSS FUNERAlT CRANFORD HALL ATLANTIC STATION FRUIT OF THE LOOM Boys', Girls', Men's, Women's BERSE BROTHERS NURSING HOME South * Centennial Ayes. Cruffrt Insured Is •— Home Loans DIRECTORS coHVAuscnm at In (. ('.) u n ( v I r.u AallwriMd IS ACT. Estate—rtnproof BoiMli Ladies' Aprons Biilnsti i Center.. KKiBllwcrtc h QUALlT-BLEND Sport Togs & Caps Plymouth -De Soto Wim IB Caws* • UPHOLSTERERS * Bib and Half Aprons Valiant \ BRldg* 8-6200 DOOUET FUNERAL 8ERVICB BRS-710O Sneakers - Dungarees Eut Jersey at Jefftrun. Elisabeth SCO Lincoln Pk. E. Cranford Including Extra Large ADams 3-1020 V EUsabeth 5-3JQ0 qmnFORP... "As Easy to Wear as a Smile" and Playshoes BRIdeet-OlW PAINTS UPBOLSTERT fflOf Lawn Seed PACKARD RICHARD BABTIQ New tow Price • t • •'. . .: •.,BY ••• .' • • . :. ••• WESTFIELD CO., INC. Paint Shop' BRidge t-OtSS LADIES' DELUXE GIRDLECRAFT SUMMER WEIGHT GIRDLES Gray Memorial : • Wan Paper . • ArtSuppUaa motv- than ever before It's to your advantage to sav« CE.TRUBENBACH All Stretch, Power N«t and Downstretch Styles for Easy Living • Paint • Window Shade* DONT MISS THIS! at Union County Trust Company. Here's why— • WILLIAM'S vl Directors BJUd0»«-tS4O Sach mbtture is blended with acceptable grass seeds which IS SaetatfeU A« .. meet vt aitr—d fr'ntr""!!" requirements as eatab- BEAUTY BOX 101 Wo. Phloa An. Cranfatd ^Slipcovers lisbad add approved by the Hew Jersey . ' '•" •Professional Permanent^ Asricultural Experiment Statioa. Why Bring Home Dirty Dishes? • Professional Hair Coloring * PLUMBERS ik 2P2 c i? W HEY, KIDS! WE HAVE Your savings earn limit on. bafances ' • Expert Balrdresdiis \ NO MONET DOWN—TAKE K M0S. * ^_ 15 Alden 8ft. NO FINANCE CO.—NO BANKS Paper Plates, Cups, j . • FURNITURE BRENNAN&TOYE tOV DIAL DOUECTLT WITH . Your Choice of 10 Mixtures •ii * Interest compounded quarterly—March 1, June 1, SXUDIBAXXa '. FACKABD Napkins, LIVE GOLD FISH Bales * Service ' CAMERAS Fern's F^nmitore & Applli mMag — Heating ENMARE September 1, December 1 • ADama 3-4646 ft Tianlng KDecorators Picnic Supplies For Only jCg Each BRidge .i 418 North 4M. X. W«ttdd Cameras — Vrolactor* BOVUNG — AGRICO For Your Picnic or Barbecue Deposits made on oc before 10th of the month HUGH CLARK MOTORS Bvcrjithlog Photographic MMUsUUa« This Week-End. Come In and Pick Your Own earn interest from the? first of the month! rauawt rkt CHAPMAN BROS. BACCTO (Michigaln) PEAT • Gives floor* a hand* Quick Save-by-Maii service JOBWWO — OIL FURNITURE ADI U tubbed look without th« A WIDE, WONDERFUL SELECTION OF 34 North AT*, ' BRldg* C-1024 REPAIRS BRidge C-1S20 Upholstery»Draperies work. '4 • Polishes as well mi COMMUNION, CONFIRMATION, GRADUATION, FATHER'S .' I Evening hours at all oar offices as Statt An, •. • \ Slipcovers . DON MAXWELL scrubs all kinds of floors.. CHILD HEALTH SAND • GOAL • , CHestnut M478 Wotcr wono-tip . Applies the wax, too. J DAY CARDS FURNITURE got you down? . COMPLETE banking services Dodge "Job-Sated" Trucks FHEE ESTIMATES . • Almost as easy as walkJ Repaira Upholstery . .: • t t. -.. H2 CHCTTWUT ST.. lto»tm W".. Get hot water when Y°*» Inff—you just guide it. j <*• Finishing Antiques • ThaCUonsrlhot NO PARKING PROBLEMS -DRIVE IN YARD Always Something New At Appraisals wont i>—and g«t kOt of Walks on Air . ADama t-m rv VENETIAN *• It with Gosl HOOVER r Open yot*r savings account TODAY *i / Genuine. — . • FuU Mor»tpow«r Motor Ufi ltoanteln Ave. WestneU BUNDS • Exdwsiv* Dovbla-Stratck AUTHORIZED KOPPERS COKE Hos* Ha HIi BRldg* S-1U4 GUTS TWIN BORO AUTO CORP. HI atafk Ave» W. SB S-ltS* SERVICE • Combination Rwa and 6S NOBTH AVK.. E, OBANVOaD <
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Kew Gardens, training school of college freshmen last year, Incliid Sees Rhododendron Garden Britain's Botanical Gardens: Kew ingHhose at Union Junior. College. Gardens gave scholarship student Professor Dexter^ who waHse John Jennings a five-year liberal elected to a loiir-year teratj suc- for Attracting Fans From Afar education in^eviery phase of .the ceeds Or. Donald Wright of Brook- KENILWORTH botonnicul'sciences •— and "at the lyn College. Professor Dexter has • . j John Jennings. Summit landscape architect, has ,been selectedas der a grant from the end of that period it changed his served on the general; chemistry ence Foundation. •the designer for'a project which will turn 12 .-acres'of the Watchung life. Kew men are eagerly sought tesVcommittete since 1943. Reservation into a rhododendron lovers' 'dt'likht.- It is stated, to bear t*r b_V lending pnrsprips thrnngh- Other ACS tests are prepared in to entering the- NO. 16. -CRANFOBD, NEW^JERSEY,- -SECTION FOUR the impressive title,of "Tjie Union O>unty Rhododendron Display Gar- out the world and thus it was that qualitative analysis, quantitative II den" and, according.to Mr. Jennings, who, is an expert in such matters in -1011, a Canadian .nursery own- analysis, organic chemistry, phy- and bujjht to know, when llriisheti ~~ . -.- • ~ ' - ™-—'••-*—*-•' er- who wanted a man with such sical chemistry, biochemistry and mmm a graduate examination, -which is ££i. . be the oni>i>;; one of its kind:niinor .,n()t |u. wno)e thing is sched- training on* his ' staff, persuaded -used for-entrance into graduate layor, Little League Booster Drive East of IH.ra.VidV . OrO e As.suchh. ho •• ^ ^ the young graduate to venture ounty to Begin Work Professor Defter is . . . , .. •.,••• v a mci it will attract thousands of 1 schools of chemistry. O^pK-tuin date is con- westward. • '.''.".. the American Association rhododendron fans from a|l parts f:'";; ^ Prof. Dexter, who has been From Canada,, Mr. Jennings ^:.\,^H--'Stf^^^ Advancement of Science An Sfartsatl P.M. This Sunday o)t the country. .. • .] ti.nK«:n't upon the success of a $25,- moved on to Bobbink & Atkins in teaching chemistry and geology at can; Association of University Pr •dinance Is Tabled GARWOOD — Annual. Booster drive of the GarwoooV-Lutle I Although the garden, is still in jOOO fund raising campaign luunch- Rutherford, and eight years later 1 Union Junior. College since .1945, NEW CAR FOR CfHlEf —Public Safety Commissioner Nicholas lessors and the New Jersey j,,n GARWOOD — Following a pubUc hearing at which several citi- League will be held this Sunday, starting at 1 p.m. The .canvass for tte drawing board stage, planting 'ed in Cranford l>y a Union County joined' the F & F Nurseries in earned a bachelor of science de- Unior KENILWORTH — Three major roadjmprovements including the 1 St. John LaCorte is shown turning, over to Fire Chief Bernard A. College Association j5 urged reconsideration of a proposed ordinance to provide annual Booster memberships will be conducted throughout the borough by i| scheduled to begin this sum- i An -a' Cittei'ius Committee headed Springfield, where he installed, gree. ' in chemistry from Mas- epaving.'regrading and curbing' of South Michigan avenue will be; ; Doyie keys to now chief's, car recently put.in service The depart- ,i • j 4 .-...- -.- . •-, .-.••'..- •-/ - -•-.. sachusetts Institute of Technology lanes pf $750 for the mayor and $500 for councilmen. the measure boys from all four Little League teams. and operated the company's land- ment's old car was-retained for use on inspection tours and other indertaken this year by the Board of Freeholders, it was announced and a master of arts degree in Thought is the seed of . tabled at Tuesday night's Borough Council meeting and final Proceeds of the .drive will be used to purchase equipment for uesday night by Borough.Council. . _ scape department and a running special services. • ' • physics from Harvard University. Ji; ;tock system-' ' . . scientist..Robert Koch. , is now scheduled for May 24. / - the Little League and its Minor Mayor Walttr E. Boright said the long-Weded improvement of •• Fourteen years ago he made the It was poinU-d out that Coun- >nd Pony Leagues. ' ' South Michigan, avenue from the ly meeting of the United Lutheran All managers and coaches of AUTO FINANCE decision to leave the wholesale cilman Henry W./Piekarski was Boulevard.' to the borough line had DO IT YOURSELF...but let u* help! Trophy Night Little League,. Minor 'League and end of the nursery business and Church Women or '• Calvary Dexter Named absent tuesday> and the motion top priority and work would begin by Mrs. Charles R. Haajr of Cran- Lutheran Church at 8:15 pjn. tinner to Aid Pony. League teams .have been foid. Early response to the drive •nter what, to. him, was the more was to table.the proposed ordin- Testimonial in the near future. -Two fatalities Wednesday at the church. Mem- \ ance untilthe next regular meet- instructed to rjeport at James V. has-indicated a .very active" inter- wrsonally satisfying field of land- National Chemical \ v In Recreation occurred there e-arlicr in -the year, lei:?.!""-' scape design. Since "then, in ad- bers of the organization will serve. md Drive ing "'when Councilman Piekarski Guerriero Field in Garwood Me- est in the project by Union County morial Park at 12:30 p.m. to take Set Tonight \ \nd Borough Council has taken 1 dition to planning and landscap- as models: The public is invited. Test Chairman pi* will be here and the entire coun- As much as $200 resident-;... Mrs;'Haas reports. charge of groups of boys who will is to improve conditions on the ing many of. the fine residential Professor Forrest P. Dexter, Jr, cil can be polled on the question." Competition A member of the American onduct the actual canvass. • busy\thoroughfare, termed in poor. and industrial grounds with, which Advertisement of Union Junior College,- is the \tStPauVs A plea for Garwood to lead the GARWOOD—Trophies for win- Foy Principal or more the next j Rhododendron Society, Mr. Jen- co"ndimm by residents. .first junior college faculty mem- IGARWOOD — All organizations way in halting a trend "down that ners in the annual foul shooting Minor League boys' will distrib- | ninKS has be-on a fan of this sjjecies Union Coilnty abounds, he has also .•.'-KENILWOUTH'-r A testimonial N> rV..-.- ber to head a subcommittee of St. Paul's United Church of materialistic stairway, the last and table tennis contests conduct- ite announcements of the coming Mayor\Boright said residents., .01' plant life- from way back and found^ time to write a. book, t*The dinner for Miss .Slgpe'Swanberg, time you btfy a car! the Commtitee on Examinations jist are joining in preparations ed by the Recreation Commission rive in the borough today. will have a\much better and safer was iinc e»f the original parties to Complete Home Landscape," and tcp of which is .where no one principal of. Harding'-'School, who and-Tests, Division of Chemical r a roast beef dinner this Satur- wants to give anything to the com- last week were awarded at Lin- Coin cans for contributions in area when tnp work is completed ih'e' plan for making the- dream :o keep up his interest in photog-
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CfcANFOUP CrRZEN AND CHtypNICLE, CRAWFORD, N. J. THOHSPAY. MAY 12,19CT CRANFOilD CITIZEN AMI) CHRONICLE, pRAMPORD, N. J. Page Tine* pay ceremony on May 30 at Vet-t budget. ,Why bring U up worth tine, adjoining, the property and Mre. Albert Brittain, next erans* Center. _ ; " nqwTV . . „. of Joseph Zika "of 175 South 21st •• Mrs. Kleenian and Mrs. McKlus- by Sreet ConJil Square Club School Paper Services Real Estate For Sale Real Estate For Sale Work Wanted- Female Mayor Edward HY Tiller, who. street; will be auctioned by the key were named- chairmen of a Tripka at Tuesday. £ suggested fhe action for salaries council at the next meeting on j committee to arrange for an in- Oouncil rneetins. Afu W1LUAM r. DAVIDSON WOafAN wishes-Ironing to do at May 24. The Wooded lot of no J CBURAI. CONTRACTDIO. O Call BRidge 6-SJO4. FOR OVER in his New Year's Day addresses stallation program. Serving with ashes should be placed Classifiefd Rates Masonry. Plastnl&f * Rogftnc _. _ 7 OPEN HdUSE To Be Guests • •' ' ^. '-\ .•,••••••••, .•.. ' • •' .. .. Chapel Youth public use 'will be leased for nnu CRANFORD in 1959 and. 1960, declared that them are Mrs. Frank Wanca, Mrs. on regular lkrtl^ 8-3BJ9. No -Jo>- fdonsoan. EstimaOes WOMAN WILL baby sit. day or evening. borough business has been steads per year- providing ho. buildings J Severage, Mrs. Munn and_Mrs. Mc- FIRST INSERTION — 3 cents a- word, 75 cents minimum, without oblcstion. . • « May 15 -- 2-5 BRidge 0-42C7. . . 1 *' . ' cash with otder. • (A 5 cents service charge is made BOARD OF REALTORS Of Methodists To Attend ily increasing until members" of are erected'and property taxes are Glnnis. "Tu. Announced _IIEB:andXONTH*CTOHrA —PiW - members the^Iocal-governihg-body^hoverto-fpaid; r^laiiswe«iaiscmsM^ra^ake ' kinds ol; alUfatlon*. porches, etc. Lud- , transcriber or •NF" ""GARWOOD ^— The second issue .wig Selhert. 38S Lincoln Drive. 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John- McCandless, . game in the Cranford Recreation Softball League last week by pitch- victory against the Reds, then Standard Lumber and Supply Co. single between second and "first, The Cheyennes picked up their tl,c Cranford Boys' Baseball with two hits, and Billy Jphan- St. Michael's 2 : came back on Saturday, to edge team walked off with first prize urn ing a one-hitter and^belUhg two homeruns. The Hotel shut out Rob- scoring Murray. T- '. By DON DKUMM ,, Leagues. The Lehigh Oi^ Comningmcie- r and Trezza, hit for the Te Buildors* General Supply Yankees won two games this weelc first of two wins last Tuesday in 1 the Dodgers 2-i' in a tight thriller. in the Cranford Bowling League's Cranford came up with some ex- Jack LaGrace hurled.Cranford to two more victories th pany Pirates an4 Kivyanis qiants in the Anvrican League of tire Craiiford Boys' Major League to tie • . ijison's, 6-0. .."•"'• ' the Nomahegan Minor League be- losers. Dennis Pluchinsky, Phillle A mound duel, between Tommy annual' two-man' Bowling sweepr Gains Kegler Lead ners sc6red in all fiv'e innings cellent plays to blank the Saints still share the lead, each, winning centerflelder, played good.defense. for first piace with the Cranford Radio Athletics who won two'con- . '. Bob Bilney got the only hit for Robinson's as he beat out a slow hind the three-hit pitching of in the Watchung Conference. LaGrace threw a ^rie-hitter Tu ^ Fedorko, wjho .allowed two hits stakes Friday night at' Clark St. Michael's 2 in the, Rosariant played. Fred Vogel paced the A'S' in Memorial Field's most exciting CoUsWin Fifth Straight 'once and tying esach other last U-S5:N and dropped one. Both teams sport a 4-1 log. . bouncer to second. •• Warren Dohn as they downed Cranford edged Roselle Park, 2-0, and he allowed only two ht The Phils won over the BellV and picked up ihc win for t+ic Lanes. • ' bowling l.cagiie moved mtc> with two singles followed by-' a Lehigh TelevisionJvvon its first game of the year, but Butwie- Goldberg's Cherokees, 4-2. Friday when the Cougars whipped Scotch Plains, 6-1... ni« last Wednesday. ' t- Cards, and Dave Prill..who ga^e up The Y»nk(fS won their fourth game in a row by downing the pair of home runs. Jon Lightcap wicz's single won.the game" for Pharmacy. Cubs on Thursday with Cymbaluk and Gold turned in aplace this Ayeck, taking two fe giime by outlasting J. B. Williams Thursday night's game saw the The Giants' Mike Delia Rosa, re- Robbie Grimshaw pitching his in-four hits while taking the loss, Rt^l-S^rong^Jyjjl Co. White had a triple and single and Dick St. Mary's. It was Cranford's sec- LaGrace now has a pitching rec lieved by Tony Maggio in the sev- total gross, score of 1256 pins and from St. John's 3. while the former Smithers and Terry Washbourne Co;. 19-17. Lehigh had 16 hits Cougars Lose Cranford Elks' Navajos trounce itial win by a 6-4 score. Mark held the spotlight, tiadi registered also won high single, game prize 9-3. The winning pitcher was Jor the first inning on an error and a ond loss in ., three extra-inning The Undefeated VFW CoUs won losers' attack with a double and ord of 5-1 with all five vip,or^ enth, and the Pirates' Shelly Mit- each had. a pa.ir of singles' in tbo •while Williams had 14. Al Ramo- the Community Esso Dealers' Mo- ^ . tri , . ^ y te Ells went flve' innings for'the 'nine strike-outs. Prill collected for 468. In this game,' Cymbaluk leaders. St. John's 6. tost 'thriv I dan while Donnelly took the loss Kne double to right by Seigel. They games. ' . ' • '.•'•• mofe week to ex p e coming in Conference contests tieinan, relieved, by Ray Ashnault, A's: 13 hit attack. . ,-j delli led the Lch'igh team with two Cubs, taking the loss, before giving both' Dodger.' hits, including his rolled 24d, Gold 196 which, with games to Assumption 1. St. Mi-•The • Yankves collected eight hits moved to a 5-0 lead in the top of 's ennfard SI. Mary's their -ing to nve varies. yj ;,]! hooked up to hurl a 2-2 tie and Team standings are: . ,.- homeruns while Marty Stricffelen FStS^lStt * their -ing to nve varies. yjg.J^^-JJ—j The Cougars' chief source Of 'hib way to Alan Schlosser..., Grim- first home run. Fedorko, Douglas their 32 handicap, added up to 468. chael's 9 swept its series with As- walks. the second .on two walks and a pair ABM D ABKB .giimL-. called by darkness. Billy Hull and Don Jackson hit for the In their other win. the Yankees had two homeruns and two singles O'Brien, u 4 1 3|J. Murray. 3b™ 4 0 1 Brizinski. John Daidone took On Wednesday, they downed the Bun. connected for^a pair of sin- and runs are coming from the bat sriaw aided his own cause with Bill Zielenbacb. and Floyd sumption 4. of homer!s/*by Hamilton and Loel- Athletics .... Brown, 2b 5 0 2 Oolda. cf -3 0 0 a pair of sin Hubiak and Mittleman contrib- winners. A double play by each duinp».-d Jhc Sportsman's ^Shop Yanki-cs : 4 ,.l 1 for Williams. George Michaides ICll the loss with Tom Mahony prepre-1- Rotary Club Bears,, 5-4,.i5-4, inn a hard-hard^- gjeg while Bobby Shire. Wayne his • first, homer with one man Weeks of the Citizen and Chron- off. in^jl^ic top of the sixth, single;: In Ninth, 4-3 Hitler, cf,, pp SOI ICuialonU. rf 4 1 3 g while Bobby Shire. Wayne of inflelder Jack O'Brien Who i, uted five of the six Pirate hits. team contributed to the tight de- The best' 3-game series was Senators 13-5 behind the oric-hi .lndhinik '3 ... 1 and John Vldansky also had round LaGrucc. If 4 0 1 Halleck: u 3 11 ventinng a shutout witithh a homerh!. ' 'i aboard.. Trezza, with a single, a icle' team came in second with in by Bert_Kajnu-. S:.| by Loeloff, Bejidle, Soigel. Knapp Red Sox , 3 • ' 1 By DON DRUMM Call, c - 4 0 1 B. Murray, -lb I 2 0 iought conntesttest. i [ . Burr.' Paul Chase and Art NOson not only leading the team witha George Cubberly also hit. fense exhibited by both sides. of Pete Guy. Aft^T com Oriulrsi ....; :.. '2- ,;i 3 trippers for Williams. Fedorko: 3b 3 0 0 Manhardt, c 3 0 2 On Saturday the Cheyennes "de- double - and u home run with two 1241, John Kiesewt'tter and Emll and Roberts, plus .two errors, pro- y y d jj^y pchtz was the winning each got a single. Bob O'Reilly. seven errors in five in- Tiljera 2 • 3 " The Lodge split in its two games Cranford was eliminated from Drryrr. 1b 2 0 0 Palumbo, If 2 0 0 .447 batting average but also the Delia Rosa kept the Giants alive, on,. led the Phillies at bat. . Also Standings as of May 7: duced seven before an out wasWhitr Sox: .' : 2 '"3 Bb, If 3 10 McCuIre, pr. 0 0 0 feated the Navajos 3-2. Hank pltcher for the Colts, giving up Ed Burke, Bill Imus. and Tom Filsinger, third; with' 1230. and Markowski. St- JohnV 3. i ; ,hc Yankees burst forth with during the- opening week of play. the Union County tournament by county. O'Brien has collects 17 homering with Greg Bazilus on made,. Then, after two were out, ...-. :;.. O -.5 Stvveiueiuff, 1 1 Ford. If 10 0 Slauson won the game with aa two- ^i^ while striking out flve Sarnowsky got "the only hits for Todays Varsity baseball — Lin- hitting were Pluchinsky and Pirates Paul DiLorcnzo. and Warren Di-443; Helen Ross. St. Michaels 2. St. Mary's, 4-3, last Wednesday, CuX slx base via a double!" The garije will 1 doubles in a row by Gladis Loeloff banged a long double .off 'The'Lodge got only six hits-but . If 0 plButkieWlcz. lb 3 0 1 run homer In the last inning. den at Cranford. . hits in 38 times at bat: Johanningmcier. John Konopack Giants . Lorenzo. fourth,^ with 1220. 43.0;^ Kay Tomalavage, .St. Mi- " ih runs to outscore the Friendly in a thriller at Memorial Field. In I Burke, p 2 0 0 run homer In the lst inig and wi,lking two. Jimmy Carroll, the winners. Ron Koenig was the be completed at a later date. ', Cards .. Godner'arid Guy in the sixth in- the left (field fence ahd scored on Cougar (iolftTH ICoylc. If 10 0 The Suburban Trust Apaches ^y^ the'loss, pitched well for winning pitcher while Jim Don- Varsity track —• County meet. Rick. Barry olso hurled an excel with two hits. Tommy Lang, Phillies Other prize,Winners werei'Fifth, chael's 5, 419;. Lee Shelheimer. S{. ning. AJler x-veral walks and five m Barbers. 11-H. Bob PoeltUr belted inning after inning the pitchers ». u •>. «ir # i •». r IT-,—"twang me iqss, piicnca wen lor winning pitcher w ThL- Pirates picked up a winSchlosser and Stu Herman hit forBraves Giesel's single. Totals 3-4 3 0 Totals Varsity golf •— Cranford at lent game for Roselle Park TUK" Hugo Staiger ahd Alfred Lutz, 12- Michael's 5, 415: Audrey • Davut- nrorc hiis the winners had colject- II humerun for the Lodge* tohjlc set the hitters down, preserving .27 4 7.. .., . . IIK Dcursrs , yielding nine hits/witnils, wuhn nelly took the loss Saturday, defeating the Robbins He*i"...!!i!Z!i"i".".'."""!!!!!!:!!!!!!!!"!!™"!i • t The Red Sox, led by their j ace Match To Scotch Plain* Cranford 0 0 0 0 3 0 0 0 0—3 y s. Westfield. the Cubs. '-'.•• DodSors 1 15; sixth, "Georglr Barlpw and son, Assumption 1. 413; Flor^ncv iSLnoles :w-2^J2K«?S;long enough to pick up n 3-'2 ?*•»-«flve strikeout. »<*»«s and« fou »*r -walks hits.. •«*The iWm e*«*, uramora-KenUwort* ^ n Jay- day. giving up only two hits anil and Allison Phillies 6-2. Steve lid eaahl.runs. The losing pitcher Cranford's winless golf team Bruce Vogt'l led the Barbers with the tie until the last of the ninth, St. Mary,'! 10 0 2 0 0 0 0 1—4 The Cranford-Kenilworth Jay- Freshman baseball—Craniord Picking up two wins last week, cubs : 0 Ronald' Corsgren, 1213; seventh, Cheslock, Assumption 1, \W; pitcher John Kc£plcr, edgwd the Doubles; Manhurdt. 2. Home Runs: win for Eric Jensen who won his €oHs won the game in the bottom cees and Cranford Elks Angels fanning six. Cranford scored in Billecki bested Joey Trezza to get was G3ess<":r. dropped its eleventh match to two hits. - " . . ' when St. Mary's finally scoredT at Roselle. the Cranford Realty and Cran- Alfred Fricke and William Rid- Rosemary B'udrock. St. John's- 3. Cranford Radio Athletics 2-0. It Knzulonls. Strikeouts: Steveni, 3; Burke, own game at the plate. Dwight of the fifth inning by taking ad- met last Tuesday and the Seals the fifth to win the contest. 2-0 the- win, as Mittleman's three-run The second place Packing Engi- was.a_pitcher's dual all the way The IjOdtfe dropped its only oth- Mike Stevens -hurled—his first 7; Kaiulonls, 0: Rittcr. 1. Walks: Ste- Evans drove 'in both K*>mlnnlA . • . ... : Recreation softbali — Chytans ford Bootery Braves broke-, into ley,, 1206; eighth. WHWam Hess- 408': and Flo Vanow St. Michiel"s South ; Plainfield. 15^3,. Fridaly. vens. S; Rltter, 2; Burke, 3; Koialonl", 1. vantage of an^, error and singles came up with a seven-rim first Henry Dreyer led off and walk homer put the game away. 'Hu- Rt-T.-ring and Schroeder Indians wfth the losing pitcher, VoKei,' er coolest of the tirst week to J. B. varsity contest foV Cranford, and runs. vs. Sal's Sinclair and VFW vs. the win column with a 7-0 shutout Cougar Netsters ler and Raymond Scheller, 1187; 5. 4P8. • and Biln.-y's AHantic Service Red JefT Zimmerman was the local ivyby LarrM-Miiiyy Dentzuciitz, rFranr k O'Brien inning to go on_tn_too an 8-822 win.. ed. He was forced at second bv allowing just two hits while strik- Williams ;is Alexander pitched :i pitched seven and one-third innr Robinson's Nursery at Mem- over the Hedenberg.- MacBean ninth, Rocco Russo ..and Thomas Highest individual games w«-rv SOY .each won one game to remain piittsters' only winner. With a,9- In the wind-up game of the Lnd Robby Thurston. Bob O'Reilly tripled while Ron Mike Terry, Jack Fedorko lined rolled by Bert Kay tie. St. John's ing.out 11. Red Sox pitcher Kep- two-hitter for the latter team. inj;s. allowing three runs and five week. Ken Scheller pitched th1e i Saturday's conjtest, theColts iKoenig and Bop Upton'doubled orial Field. 6:30 pjnl Dodgers and. downing the Cran- Defeat Rahway Hand, 1186; tenth, Walter Mar- only, oiu-half game behind ' the hole 48 he defeated Charlie Fiiilin, Williams won 9-5 b.v scoring,seven week. Ken Scheller pitched the n Ki a single to center, taking seCond 6. 191; Helen Ross, St. Micha\l"s 2. pler struck out 12 and allowed hits, striking ouf three. Tomorrow:' Varsity tennis — ford Elks Reds 8-1. Giving up shall and Theodore Hull, 1173: league leading Athletics and Yarj- 2> -i,i. Bob^jMoruan, with a 44 runs in the fifth inning. Alexander Physical Mohicans to a 9-4 win over re- downed the Lions Club BlUesS«-| and Bob Prall had two hits for : on the outfielder's unsuccessful AprilKegl&r After losing a match at Westfield, 168; Kay Tomalavage. St. Mi- only ©ne hit. The Red'Sox scored 3 Jack O'Brien's bat remained hot, Cranford at Plairtfield flve hits, ,. Dannyr Hildebrandt The following four teams tied .klti<. " . .. " . • l and Knzmereck led the Williams' lief pitcher Brad Nostrand of the 3 Frank O'Brien was the winning I the winners. Barry McDowell was t throw to third. Jack Cox scored Friday, Cranford High's \ court chael's 5, 165; Audrey Davidson: twice in tho fourth for their mar- picked up i point., . u as the junior, inflelder went three Cherokees. '• ' , ' _u.i, . ..UJI—. - Tiger 15-2. Butch Loeloff led the high score with 38, but lost a 3^0 • Hoy BrinkerhotT, Don Kern and In the Unami Division, the only two hits in the five innings cum was the loser. George Slocum and Jack O'Brien scored Fcdorlm Prize winners for April in thetor, Steve Rabin and Alan Miller In the Athletics* remaining two one run. William Martin, director of Recreation softbali — Jokers second win over Rahway this year noli, Joseph Tinep and Philip Ber- lock. Assumption 1, 163; and Jean Indians to victory by pitching a shutout. Also losing by shutout Smiley led the VFW to an 8-1 Shawnees and the Hurons battled hti nitehed and Howard Milius hit for the' with a base hit to righi. ' Cranford Bowling League' were collected the,winner's six hits from games of the week, they defeated t#~o a., 5-K-K5 ti*i~e gam-e~ which.wa...i-i-i s: calle--«._ d« * ,.' . . •'• ._:••'•. vs. Lodge and Cranford Hotel and it gave the local courtsters a ardinclli, John Einhorn and Louis three-hitter dud banging out. four St. Mary's scor«d in the. first athletics at Cranford High School, h Cl jmped off to an early Angels. " •'.'•••" . Sawyer, St. Michael's 2. 160. the Senators 14-10 and the White were Barry Adubato, Bill win owr the Chytans last week announced today the winners of at the end of'six innings because ' vs. J. B. Williams at Memorial LaGrace pitched to only three announced this week by Secretary Ray Baldwin who struck out 10,5,-2 record.. , D'Alessandris and Michael Jacky hits, including two doubles and a inning on Vince Kazalonis' home leadTh' ei nColt ths ejumpe first dinnin off tgo aonn earl Boy b On Friday the Seals were out- lit the St. Michael's bowling Sox 11-6. nelly and Fred Atkins. with e;idi player getting two hits. run over the right fielder's head, the tests and track meets held in of darkness,.' Field. 6:30 pjn. - men an inning for the first fiVC Harold Kinney as follows: while taking the loss. Jim Battag- Rahway's Richard Alioth upset and Allison Zlegler. home run'. Loeloff, in winning hit . Trettuit pitched a three-hitter for Konopack's two-run single. They hit 5 to 3 by the American Lfgion lini doubled for (he losers. De- league, both Teams I ,i»nd 4"scored third game of the season, struck In a game featuring a wild first iim Manhardt doubled in the sec- conjunction with National Youth T^c Crees. th frames. Barry walked in the sec. .Class AA — high games, Ron- John Witherington, 6-2, 6-3. Heiho ' Kit'scwetter and lilsingor roll- _ 5|added iwo more in the second on Chiefs but came up with a 2-1 Satniday: Varsity track— Long fensive highlight of the game was sweeps over Teams 3 and 2. ouit n>ne and allowed only one hi inning in which each team scored the VFW. ' ond but. stayed on, second'as Stev- Fitness Week. • • fcrfiws oh Wednesday, 19—7. John Branch Relays. '" > ond, but was thrown out trying to' ald CorSgrcn, 24G,. and Kenneth Taavoste. won for the locals, com- ed the. second high game, 462. Posting better than 400 series! In the only-other contest. Richie Rusty Cree!s line double to left- victory. Barry McDowell and Ed steal, by Bill Gall. Otto Leopold, "Charlie, Bolcer's unassisted .double Until Ihe sixth inning. eight times, .tHe Athletics finally ens retired the side. Five tests were held in all boys* Haddad pitched the first' three inn- 1 Meyer, 243; ;high series, Alfred ing from behindjto take .a 3-6, 6-3, Kiesewcttcr posted a 257 . score, were Marie Waterson. Team K The Kenilvvorth Stars Bast'balt center. After the Blues scored Hudson, divided the pitching du- Moadayi Varsity golf— Cran- who, got his team's only hit a play to cut short a Dodger rally in The Indians scpred one run • in nosed out the Senators 14-10. The Hogan .and Norm Muldrow hit four Cranford threatened in the first physical education classes from ings for the Crees. and he struck Kriekt\ 643, and Alfred DiFabio, 6-0 decision over Jerry Hook. Filsinger 171, and their handi-475; Rose James, Team 2. 444; Club lost to S'(inic;rvillo Royals, 1 three times in the third inning on ties for-the Seals." McDowell get- ford at Monistown. fifth-inning liner to center, stole the fifth. ; winning pitcher was Fred"Vogel. baggers to load Sal's Sinclair to a three innings without scoring. In the ninth to twelfth grades. The out seven men. Pitching the re- 620; Class A — high games, Hugo Cranford'i'Dave DeLohgu topped cap was' 34. .' . ' Vicki Kuzmierski, Team 4. 429; 5-0i>Sunday jifter-nckm at Sonicr- I2-G victory over the Jokers. Barn- singles-by Craig Neal and Oathout, ting the win. Fritz Weeman. while r: Varsity baseball — second, but was out trying to plu Jn a contest halted by. darkness-, ville in ,the local teams* opener; ' tests included pushups,' situps, maining .three innings was Paul Staler, 25^, and" Arlin Schulz,- John Dolin, making his first Heiko Ganzer, 2-6, 6-2, 6-3. ;> Bernard Coventry arid Fred Betty Weiland, Team 2.- 417,: :«id the initial frame O'Brien singled the' Colts bpunced back; with five Roselle at Cranford. fer third. ' /Kiwaiii*> at the, end of. five innings, the. icle and Brescka had two hits for squat jumps, squat thrusts and Nikituk who went four for four at allowing only three hits, absorbed 2311; hifih series, R. Ciambruschinl, start' asla^-Brave pitcher, hurled In the doubles, Alioth'and Hook Huctteman had the high game out Elaine Foerst, Team 4; 410..' 'Kenilw'orth meets the Elizabeth to left center but was out-stealing.. runs in the fourth. the loss. Eil Burke And Bob O'- Varsity tennis — Perth Amboy Cranford Radio Athletics outslug- White Socks at 3 p.m. Sunday :it the.losurs. . In the second. Bill Gall grounded pullups. I ' '•' the plate. . Cranford's iayvce team, coached liL'.'i, and George Drapeau, 604. his. team's second win of thetopped Witherington and Taavoste, of the money with' 439. Coventry Bowling highest individual To Hol«l Annual Dinner Henry A. p'ctcrihgVco-chuirinnn Scoring the highest in pushups The Colts tangled with the Reilly each collected a double and at Cranford. 7-5, 6-4, but Cranford's. ace tcarri ged the White Sox 11 -6. The win- Nomahegan Park field. . • • a single to center. Hank Dreycr On Thursday, the Comanches 1 by Robert Babctski, slaughtered Class B — high games, .Ewald week over the Reds. Back-to- rolled 212, Huetteman 200*-and games . Were • Marie Waterst.n. Filial arrangements are about to of the Cranford Kecreation Com- American Legion Chiefs to open scored. Rick Jorgensen and, John Varsity track— Cranford at of Clint Crane and Dave Skaggs ( walked, and both runners • ad- were: Frank D'Antonio, fresh- edged the Chicasaws,' 5-4. Robert Park, 15-2. Joe DiFabio started on Peterson; 256, and Robert' Keetch, back home runs by Tommy Woj- their.handicap was 27. ••,.'• Team. I,. 100 and 164; ;% Elaine be ioajwplt-led for the Third. Annua mittee,, announced today that dia- man, 53; Ken Furman, sophomore, last week's action. The Colts WOJV Utwinitz got four of the Chiefs' Linden. . - stopped Ron Folkcnflik "and Mike Foerst, Team 4, 170; Rose James. vanced on a wild pitch before Guy Weiss of the Comanches bested Freshman baseball — Cran- the mound, allowing two runs on 225; and high series, John Rispoli, ciak, good for three runs, and one : Dinner of the Cranford Kivvanh >• K ••'.. mond two will be available Wed- 46; Pete Pendcr and Bob Gamble, a hard fought victory 4-2. Frank five hits, "each getting a pain Levin, 6-0, 8-6. Borges fanned. In the third, OV Larry Nelson of the Chicasaws. four, hits in four Innings. Neil 598, and John Almquist, 580; Class by- Bolcer, highlighted a five-run posted scores as follows: Frederick Team 2, 162; Ronnie Wallace, Team Youth Bowling League. The din nesday evenings for teams jWho juniors, 60 and Jim Heruska, O'Brien Went all the way for the ford at Rahway.' 4, 161; and Betsy Kane, 'Team I. Brieii and Tex Brown-each singled Hitting stars for the Comanches Team standings as of May 7: Daly relieved/pitching no-hit ball C — high games, LeRoi Laurion, inning for the winners. Tommy Roberts;-290; Joseph Kovacs, 290; ner \y«H be held Sunday afternoon, would like to schedule games out- senior, 55. , \ ,•• ' . * VFW team allowing only one hit, Recreation Softball — VFW 152...... • •' to center, but Al Hitter flied, into a were Robert Weiss, Doug Perer Colts" : _- 5 for three frames.p/ 224. and Vincent BrlnkerhofT and Cymbaluk' absorbed the loss, but Police Team Winn Arthur Anderson, 262, and John at 2 |>,m: at the Masonic Temple side of league competition. Ar- Leading' each class in the situps a single by Bobby Gall. - vs. Lehigh and Chytans .VK. Team standings: double play, O'Brien being tagged and Garry Kamln. ' ybeavmn _... 3 Joseph Trezza, 222; high series, pitched strong as 11 Braves went Thimons, 259. ' , TempJe Place in Westfield. rangements for such games should were; Mike Cavalla, freshman. 250; \ John Litwinetz hurled a* good Jaycee's .....'. : 3 Friendly Barbers at Memorial Joe DiFabio tripled and singled Opening Pistol Match KOSAItl.ViS out trying for third - after the Behind the One pitching of Doug Chiefs j\' Field., 6:30 p.m. Raymond Moleen, 574, and Lpuis down ' via, strikeouts. Howard Each of the three Leagues—th be made with George Miller, um- Mike Pender, sophomore, 162; Les game for the' Chiefs allowing only Bears .""/""' '"** '.' '— for the Cougars. Jim Easton dou- Winter, a bad guest, sitteth with St. Michael's 2 catch..-'. ..-,,•' ....••• ,/| ^crez and Garry Kamln, the Co- —' a' D'Alessandris, 567;' and Class b Mitchell was the Reds' hitting star Cranford Police . Department Gir3s" League, the Boys' Bantam pire-in-chief./ ' • jLongaker, Junior, 150; and JimJ four hits, a. double by Rich Mc- Blues . bled and singled, and Dennis; Rae- me at home; blue are my hands St. John's 6 .. ST 23- In the last of the. fourth, the manches had little trouble with Angels i zynskl singled twice. Ron Ritter — hi(!h games, • Andrew , Marko- with a'long homer and a single. took its opening match in the 'Un- St. John's 3 ...... -19' League and' the Boys* Ji/nio: Team stan'dings as of May 7 Heruska, senior; -250. y Crecry and singles "by Booney SUrs ... „; i with his friendly handshaking. ' . Assumption 1 . M S2 the • Crows as they won 2"i-B Sat^ wich. 271, and Sal Delia Sala, 205; Also strengthening their position ion County Police Pistol League 1 League — will have trophies are: • ' faints increased their lead to 3-0. Squat jumps were won by: Lar- Mazzella, Bob KohVpack and Lar- o belted a drive for three bases, but • / —Friedrich Nietzsche St. Michael !! 5 53' Bob Halleck was hit by p pitch, _. ...-^ _- DJCTennis1earn was only awarded a double be- arid high series, Albert Haddad, with two wins for the week were by defeating Scotch Plains, 1,121 Assumption 4 . awarded—tfor the First and Sec VI L ry Modden and jMike- D'Antonio, y Dentz. • 578, and Floyd Weeks, 543. - VFW .^.T. 0 and stole second. On an attempt In another Saturday ..con test, :ihc/\ cause a teammate failed to tag the American' Legion Cardinals. to 1,082, at the Union County Park Winter lingered so long in- the ST. MICHAEL'S ond Place learns, High Average In Sjil'n Sinclair , 1 . freshmen, 70; Mike Pendcr, sopho- On Thursday the American Leg- 1 n to steal third, Halleck was safe as Shawnees blanked the Hurons 13- < lancia Hits 604 Splits Two Meets base. Krippendorf, Kono- Commission range in Nomahegan lap of Spring-that it occasioned a •v dividual Series. High Individua Crunford llott'l I it more, 92; Jerry Creighton, junior, idn Chiefs met up with the Lions a. Krippendorf, Kono- 1 Team 2 : ...'.. 64 l^-hiuh Television 1 0 behind the two-hit) pitching of Park last week. . n he throw went "Into '• left." He 96; and Jim Heruska and. David Club Blues with the Chiefs taking III JrSirK La69^UC Bob Kinley remained undefeat- pack.and Slocum singled for the great deal of talk. - Team 1 ,»..••. Game, as well as for the Most Im J. B. WUUanw .•„.... ] Ken Munkcl. Bryan Bazilus Frank Ciancia posted games of ed as Union Junior College's first •Members'of the Cranford, team Team 4 '....;.. 'S3 [proved Bowler, .' ' ' ' : Lodsr ; : 1 ai scored on Jack LaGrace's." poor Hall, seniors, 90.. :;.... the win Ijehlnd. the one .hit pitch- Cougars. • Wilson Nye Team 3 ..' 3-. Krlendlv Barbers -, 0 ' i hrow home. Bill Murray walked, Heading' the squat thrusts were: started for the Crees "and was re- 210, 175 and 219 for a 604 series varsity tennis team split two LaGrace allowed no hits" in the •UILDERS • DEVELOPERS • INVESTORS 3a o i lieved by John Haddad. Starring ing of Bobby Gall who allowed 0 i and scored on Manhartit's second Ron Farb, freshman, 55; Ken Fur- Wubby Foreman to get the 'only this • week in the, Park Village matches this week. Scotch Plains contest until Ben Chytiiiu ,, .0 i two-bagger, a blast to left-center. man, sophomore, 64; Harold Sjur- at bat for the Shawnees .were Bowling League. Baron's Drugs The Owls defeated Staten Is- Freda tripled down the first base Steven Dole, George Hilbert and hit. cDoug Barllle allowed only 31 ACRES Manhardt was out trying for third.. sen, junior, 65; and Jack Benes, two hits to the winners, a single won a pair of games from Hay- land Community College, 4-1, Fri- line in the fifth. He scored on LAST LAROE TRACT OF VACANT LAND FOR Cranford tied the score with a senior,. 150. Ken Munkel. Outstanding batters eck's to increase their lead to nine day ' afternoon at Walker Park, Rick Jackson's sacrifice fly. John UJCGolfers for the Crees were Bryan 'Bazilus by Rick' Torgensen and a three- Staten T«=l«nd. and lost to the Rut- APARTMENTS OR HOMES DEVELOPMENT fifth-inning itilly. Guy Borges .Winning the pullups were: Lee run base-clearing double' by Fritz games over J. W. Beazlie, Sinclair Ferrara lined A single in the sixth, walked, and took second on Stev- Coil, freshman, 15; Mike Pender, and Walter Ditzel. which dropped two games to John gers University freshmen. .5-2, Freda was hit by a pilch in tht IN PATERS Off, H, |. T« Meet Newark Weeman as the American Legion Saturday afternoon at New Bruns- ens' line single to right. O'Brien sophomore, 17; Ronald Cron, ju- In the. final game of the week, team took a 4-0 win. ,''•;•" G. Malko. v seventh, and Otis Edwards reached CHAMMBUIIM *¥•., MDWOOS AVI.. •MN #V1. ,'The first athletic competition in walked to load the1 bases, dn,d Tex nior, 25; and Walt Reichert, senior, the Chicasaws slaughtered the Hu- '. Other Thigh series were rolled wick. The team now has a 2-1 rec- Meanwhile, at Nomahegan field base oh. a fourth-inning error, but lachMlsag 1M lent torn*torn* ltot»ttal $H» history between two Union Coun- Brown belted a long single to left, 19. , rons 30-1 behind the one-hit pitch- by: Emil Filsinger. Malko. 555; ord. ', • ' •-• - 0a GrMtte he.mUh ia« (km ia H HIMMM the Cranford Rotary Club Bears no other runners reached base (or ty colleges takes place tomorrow scoring Borges and Stevens. O'- In the boys' track meet, Fred ing of Steven Radis. ' -•••'••• : Fred Roberts. Charlie's. 548; Bob Kinley won both his singles were, sending the Junior Service Scotch Plains. La Grace issued no «u PUIUC unufut M ««WOUIW«M tnum afternoon at Galloping Hill Golf Brien and Brown took third and Cox won the 60 yard dash, Roger Team standings as of May 7: Maloney, Baron's; 539; Cass Gur- matches and his only doubles play. walks. . Course. Kenilworth, when the.golf League Stars down to defeat by a Witt •• OHarasj la S t*arc«|s • As A WW« At second bases on a wild pitch, and Gipson took the 440, Al Rittcr and NOMAHEOAV DIVISION ski, Lehigh Esso. 526; Army In- He ripped Staten Island's Joe Mc- Jack O'Brien, Cranford's top • . . ••• • W Score of 12-6. Don Kidd pitched teams, of Union Junior College, O'Brien scored as Tex went to Gary Gipson tied for first, in the nocenti, Charlie's 520; • and Fred Laren. 6^1. 6-0 and topped,Rutgers* Apache* 2 all the way for the win allowing batsman, singled in the first stole Cranford, and Newark State-Col- third on . R|tter's"infleld hit. LaHig- h jump, Jim Laurel won theCheyennes '.... . 2' Barber, Malko. 502. Ken Roberts. 6-1.- 6-4. Kinley, a AUCTION Mohicans only five hits, singles by Ralph second, took third on an error, and lege at Union meet. Grace then dribbled the ball to broad jump, Marty Koon took the 2 Team standings are: former Summit .High star, teamed THURS.IUY 26,2:00 P.M. INCnY1UUl,MlERS0l(,lLt Navajos 2 Zobel, Tom Nolan, Bob Shire and scored.on Al Ritter's line base hit. The two county collegiate_j*p.lf the pitcher, who held it, reloading discus, and Jim Heruska "placed Seminoles 0 w. ft, with Linden's Art Carr to defeat Cherokees I 0 Skip Burr, and a double by. Doug to center. teams also Will collide Mdnday, the sacks. But Gall and Jack Fe- first in the shotput. Boron's t>nlfs. Cranford ^-. ' 65 31 Rutgers* Ira Morgenstern; former Rae. - Star pitchers -Dlpner and J. W.... Beazlie. Sinclair ...... SS »-M> The locals added three in the May 23. at Baltusrol Golf Club, dorko fanned to .end the inning The. girls' gym class tests in- UNAMI DIVISION Sportsman's shop. Cranfortl *... S3 43 Rahway High star, and Roland Burr gave Up. a single, double and top of the fourth; LaGrace walked SPECIALS Springfield. with'UJC as the host. cluded modified pullups, situps, 50 Lou's Market ._...... „_„.„: *T 4S ShjeppaixL 9-7, 3-6, 8-6. as Vince Kazalonis relieved Comonchea 3 Both Union Junior College and yard dash, and softbali throw. triple to Bill Plummer, a single Cranford Body tt Trader . 47 4» Others.who scored victories forand stole second-and third. Drey- . JTA. McOONAtOt Richie Burke to stop the rallying Chlcaaaws ,' 2 Parkway Bowl 4* JO PI6IV 9-2000 Newark State are fielding!ihexper-. The modified pull ups were won e ••...., . I and double to Mike Leschuk and Charlie's. Roselle Park «'» S3>,the Owls over Staten Island were: er walked and stole second. Guy 7DEYST.,NEWY0RK7,N.Y. . Cougars.' . . Crows 1 Mayeck's Pine Poods ._. „ m 5S«i Borges' loop single to center scored Sand For Brochur* V ienced golf teams this yeaf. The by: Virginia Gillespie, Delia Mun- Shawnees r singles to Ed Varcho, .Don Kidd, John G Mg*l"^ ...... 43t 5* Carr who topped Dick Munroe, The locals 'got only one hit after Hurons sport was resumed at the Cran- day, and Diane Kohn. . o Jim Carroll, and. Rich Hauk. Lehlgh Esso _...:...._.' ._ » 5T 6-1. 6-O. and. Don Kolibas who both. Borges stole second,, reached see us new for Ike that', although three men reached ford college this year for the first Karen Pctersen, Nancy Scheck- On Saturday the Rotary Club ripped Dave DaCastro. 6-1, 6-1. in third on a bad throw, and scored third'base In the remaining' four " time since the Korean War. lcrt and Ellen Van Hirtum placed Bears took the' measure of theDePalnta Paces Area singles matches and Jerry Sher- on an error. innings. In • the isixth, Dreyer first in the situps. Strikettes Win Cranford Elks Angels by the tune man'and Earl Huston who downed In the sixth junior receiver Bill The two colleges were sched- walked, made second and third Golfers with 73, 76 uled for a basketball game sev- .The 50 yard dash was won by of 9-0. Bill Plummer pitched all John Ritchie and. Lloyd Boodhoo. Gall crossed the plate as he beat So easy to ploy—you can play on errors,, but was out at the plate Roberta Cooper,. Carol Marino, VFW Ladies Loop the way, for the winners giving up Tom DePauna of 124 Makatorn 6-3.^6-3. out a hit, stole second, and scored BEST eral years ago, but it was post- as Stevens missed the bunt on the drive had'a sizzling week-end at on Hank Dreyer's line single over poned because the gym at Newark Joyce Reaves, Bonnie Schacffcr, The Tigers swept the league- a bunt single to Bill Marek and a 1 HOTTEST DEALS 1 Roselle Golf Club with scores of it the first time you try State was not completed in time. squeeze play. In the' eighth, La- and Judy Kaminsky. leading Strikettes to cut their lead solid single to John Stonack. short. O'Brien scored in the sev- Union Junior College has since Grace reached- first -gn 'an error, Roberta ; Cooper, Carol Marino, to' flve and one-half games, in ihe Plummer had 13 strikeouts' and 73 on Saturday and 76 on Sunday. Cranford Blanks enth on a single, a stolen base, a - PAINT Aftrr a Ion;*, hurd day vod ran Hit down at the llamiiu>n '•:' .-I ••! -.. lii|||iii||^ ./- .::. .• .•• -.Jr ••. ...;-• •.•:•:.•• /\ • Page Six CRANF6RD CITIZEN Alto CHRONICLE, CRANPORiy, R J. tween thjj.', classroom and th59e7 Brookside place. Kathryn atomic age. Hansel of 401 Prospect avenue, moulh road, the violin obllgaUo I Club Include Peter Hawkins of )03 \iecond bass, and Richard Hiwktaslheel of limpta* winter, treads. 'olicemen Kathleen Lewis of 41 Rctford ave- also was by Alison Edwards. I Holly street, first tenor; Charles 01 103 Holly street, second bass. I ^•—William Shakespeare 5S5 Accordionist to Appgar about Vin Pistol In New York Concert . ! KENILWORTH ^Riry Scltsam Jpiai^Rate Of^3TrbH;-TiaxaCE7wiU~nPP«ar * Police Chief"Lester W. Powell; with the Sand 'Accordion Sym- reported to Director oT" Public phony 'Orchestra in a concert at Shfety Nicholas St. John LaCorte '•tUat 29' members of his depart-' 2:30 pirn. Sunday,'Town Hall, New n ent qualified as pistol experts York. Myron Floren, feature accor- 4 Sections, 28 Pages Entered u »»cond claM moll matter (attaining a score of 255 or better dionist of Lawrence Wclks orches- CRANFORD, NEW JERSEY, THURSDAY, MAY 19,1960 The Poet Oflic* «t %nnford. N. J. TENJCENTS oit of a possible 300> in a recently: tra, will be guest soloist, and c >mpletcd series, of eight sessions a: the Union County Park Com- Eugene Ettore will conducj. t*i£-sion range in NomahegariTfark. . The accordion event sponsored •• • • v. • •- Two-Session TOie departmental shoots were con-by the American Accordionists'- , t Name Six New Recipients ducted under direction of i Lt.Association, will be the second in I eter F. Miller as range officer. WoestoBegin High scores were posted asi fol- the year's series. of concerts ar- 1 ws: Lt; Miller, 289; Patrolman ranged by the organization to sup- EarlyatCHS Of College CM Frederick G. Roberts, 289; Patrol - port its work in behalf of com- telv.'Y roan Joseph J. Kovacs, 286; Patrol- posers writing for the accordion Classes Will begin before 8 a.m. iext year for the 10th. .1.1th, and Six Cranford High School an William F. Crissey,. 284; Pa- as a concert instrument. senior girls and a previous olman William -'Blaney. 283; 2th grades as Cranford High lie-: 1 School shifts into double session scholarship winner will be atrplman Arthur E..I 'Anderson, 1 (3, am} "Patrolman Alfred V. Skidriing Cur Damages in September, G. Frank Zimmer- honored by the Cranford Col- rickoH'i'ki. 281. man, principal, told the Board of lege Club with varying awards • Others <|inlifying for the pistol Foundation of Home „ from the Education at a meeting Tuesday totaling $2,500 at 1 the club's :;: expert rating ••wore: Capt. George jGARWOOD—FoUndatior/of the night. \ annual banquet next Monday 14. Roscn'dalo, Lt, Lawrence T. Bon- Sophomore^ junior and senior evening at the Chi-Am Cha-' |iii 'V home of .Carmine Guerriero, 919 classes will start the first of seven nell. Lt. Ralph J. Koury, Sgt; Center street, was damaged when teau, Mountainside. Recipients '-George C. Ward, Sgt. Louis L. periods at 7:4(K a.m. and end at Include: Nancy Brooks, Janet Guertin, S'gt. Vincent L. Brinker- struck by a car operated by Miss Master 12:50 p.m., he said. Ninth grade NEW CHURCH STRUCTURE—Shown is.architect's rendering of proposed $275,000 convcnt.to.be constructed by St. Michael's Church" students will mee\ in the after- "Colburn, Patricia Downing, Hilary hoff, Sgt. A. Frank Burr, Detec- Joy P. Balasic, J7, of Clark, which on property at 110 and 112 Alden .street, adjacent to St. Michaefs School. Work on the 16-ropnr project is expected to get under way - Grotc, Josephine Sorren'tino, Fran- tive Henry Polidoro,- Detective skidded on wet pavemenT"as she about June 1, with completion expected in nine month*. • '• ••••.'• • . ces Tannenbaum and Judith Valla. John W. Thimons, and Patrolmen attempted to make n left turn from .'"?•".•'».••• • • , •• '• • • " • _, ' . • • .. ». Since 1940, fifty-two girls have '. Harry C.. Brown, Robert J. Ryan, Center street into Hickory avenue New Committee Forms shared in scholarship awards total- -John P. Korsch, • John- J. Herser, of Evan-Picone ing $17,300. Seventeen recipients, Bernard A. Doyle, Thomas R/Ben- at'4:45 p.iiL Sunday, police report- To Hear Board Plans havo benefited from additional ^on, Raymond. Gosmas, George W. »**•' •• • - . it. pdiael's Plans to Build $275,000 Convent; A lay committee will be\in-. awards through the club's re-ap- 1 ir^vv Kane, Robert 1. Ny.len, Myron . Miss Balasic told the police she* vited by the Board of Education ••' plication policy. tynibaluk, Samuel W. Cymbaluk, would see. her own doctor for treat- to sit in on all board discussiops\ • This accomplishment is".nil the Edward 'J. Kluberispies and Ray- ment fdr/u bruise on -the right of the new building program, more note worthy, a. spokesman in- mond L. Davidson. knee suffered in the crash.' She lonstruetion Scheduled to Stait About June 1 Mrs. .G. Holmes Williams, presi- dicated, when one considers'that, was given a~ summons by Putrol- dent, announced Tuesday night. in the first 10 years,, only $2,600 ' ,man William .Strzalkowski charg- St. Michael's Church plans to The board will continue :its dis- of this amount had bccn..alloca"ted it Radiation Conference ing careless driving. start construction shortly of: a 16- cussion of the building program to 12 applicants. •' A science, teachers* Conference room .convent, costing" approxi- at a public meeting tonight at 8 p.m. at Lincoln School. Funds for the awards this, year m Radiation at .Rutgers Universi- Cramfortl Students, ' mately $275,000, jOn property at' were realized through the biennial i y, New Brunswick, .was attended 110 arid 112 Alden street, site of In another action, the board Citizen and Chronicle subscription 1 his week-by Miss ,EIla Haver and In Glee Club Concert the. former Wolf and Marian passed a resolution asking the drive held in October. Committees 'Mrs. Sylvia' Halpern of the'Cran- Several students from Cranfprd homes, it was announced this week township committee to reserve already arc hard at work on the ford High School science deparf- took'-part as the ..combined glee by the Rt. Rev. Msgr. William B. all. township owned land at Hill- College Club book sale to be hold niont. The rjidiation characteristics clubs of the Vail-Deane and Plngiry Donnelly, pastor. • side Avenue, Memorial. .Field, early.next'fa^i to supply.funds for of basic physics and the biological Schoois offered'-a joint concert1'at The two houses are to and Orange Avenue as well as the,1961 scholarship grants. ...-. '•-' effects and exposure limits of such the latter school! in Hillside last Smooth shaping from A.M. thru P.M. in this month and work orjv-tne new across frorn the Blopmingdale. Nancy Brooks', daughter of Mr. characteristics were .discussed in Friday night. • •• ' building is scheduljidio begin Avenue School and adjacent to and Mrs. Sidney Brooks of 375 • me. morning session. The afternoon .. Members of the Vail-Deane Glee miraculous, wrinkle-resistant Dacron* about''June..1. It^jsestirriated the the Livingston Avenue* School Lincoln avenue, east, plans'to at- session incorporated radioisotope Club include Laurie Penman of 4 until the school building problem tend Douglass College and major in , tracer application and a' liaison be- Riverside drive, Alison Edwards of is resolved. The latter two sites mathematics. Whilein high school,' / SLJVHchael's School are being considered for possible (•.Continued on Page Hf blends — great summer fashioning verve junior high schools. * cgistering Monday by Evan Piconejtd beat Heat Waves, un- COMPUTE PROTECTION with REEFER -GAUIR PRODUCTS ' Registration for new pupils noon for six periods from 12:45 entering St. Michael's School p.m. to 5:20 p.m. Reveals Plans 7B necessary hours of tub toiling and next Septembef will be held at .A morning program was de-. NOMOTH Complete 2forl .the school on Monday from 3 tp signed for. the upper grades to al- Of Memorial 4:30 p.m."'Entering pupils must low an after school schedule of ex- NO-MOTH FOR VOW CLOSETS needless, hours of ironing. To the left be 6 years of age by December tra-curricular activities as space 31. allows, Mr. Zimmerman explained. Day Service Potonf ihvlilblo vapor . , •', JANE TAYLOR POPPY INAUGURAL—Mayor. Ira D. Dorian is shown purchasing In this way these students also will peta'ils for the Memorial. Day (1) KlUS MOTHS/ and cfarpefr bootlos: and right, the unruffled poise of a shirt be able to use the library in the project will take about nine first poppies' from Mrs. Edward Kurtz (left) president of Cranford observance at 10 a.m. at Memorial (2) Loavut nq clinging odor, (3) ProVohU months to complete. afternoon. Unit 212, American Legion Auxiliary, and Mrs. Charles Siegfried, JOSEPHINE SORRENT1NO FRANCES TANNENBAUM Park, Springfield arid Central mlldow, (4) Overcom©* musty, i porspi^o- arid skirt. The Shirt (left), Standing on a plot with a 116- "The ninth grade will suifer the avenues, were outlined today by tibn. tobacco 'odofi in qorm ^•:!.,'.'. .••: CITRONELLA Cranford High Scfiobl Seniors Awarded Scholarships Valued at $41,020 RUBINSTEIN | Eight Cranford High School DERMASSAGE CANDLE i seniors have received scholar- With Dispenser Color Shampoo ships from colleges valued at- Moviechrome Insect Repellent S41.020. it was announced Will Burti 136 Hours i yesterday by Charles Post, gui- i dance director at the school. 1.29 '1.49 These are exclusive of several scholarships awarded locally k'? .fife-* ! by Cranford clubs and organi- J zations. , I' Betty Euderu', daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Maurice Eudi-ne, was ; awarded a total of SlV.rfOO in scholarships by four colleges over | a four-year period. 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