C2JE. THCHSBAY. JULY

Two Lose licenses Underspend Old Fashioned Bargain Sales Days Today, Friday and Saturday UJC Advances 2 Instructors f-ifr saecje* relay. 100 y fc J '"" *S=x*e for Local Stores To Assistant Professorships R%dy: tows.,. ADsi Open Tonight G«: Rjiiie to Dr. Kez^'-t C "!.';' •.—.-->' : TM9 Mr •_-_ Chris Mstisscp. A= •: Diid^ey.

—-v r« the SCO VirZ tT veirs 1 Vol. No. 27. CRANFORD, NEW JERSEY, THURSDAY, JULY 30, 1959 a* aocond clu mall matter at 5 The Foil. Of lice at Craniord. N. J. 4 Sections, 30 Pages — 10c ^7-~ i*-1- • -- . - — SPECIALS Scouts to See Sights Coast to Coast Cranford's Safetyf Record YOU ALWAYS SAVE A scouting official and live Town's New Zoning Attacked ^ie scouts from Craniord are included Lauded in Congress Speech ^- . _• - - ;inionfi the 50 Explorer Scouts at .aid live leaders from Union Coun- Success of the Cranford Police Department's selective traffic law cil. USA. who will leave tomorrow enforcement program, which resulted in a 58 percent reduction in accidents and 45 percent reduction in t.he number of persons injured In Suit Filed by Rubenstein <>ii ;i cross-country train tour that uill have them visiting a sub- in.Nueh. accidents during the first six months of 1959. was the subject , Charles Rubenstein of Bay- marine in California, ascending an of favorable comment by Congresswoman Florence P. Dwyer in the Mine, a member of the Jersey HENRY'S 11.700-foot mountain in New •louse of Representatives recently. Mexico and exploring the sights Dr. Partridge on President's City law firm of Rubenstein ' "In view of Congress" continu- of the Grand Canyon during the and Click, filed suit in Sup'er- course of their trip. The scouts will Purchase ng interest in the subject of traffic Committee for Youth Fitness or Court this week attacking BARON'S be divided into live crews with a safety," Mrs. Dwyer is quott-d in the township's zoning ordi- Yank»•«-* Down leader assigned to each group. the July 20 issue «>f the Congrc.ss- Dr. Deborah Cannon Partridge of till South Union avenue will To Expand travel to the United States Air Force Academy, Colorado Springs, Colo., SHOP William Di Tullio of 207 Walnut nancV adopted on June 23. •' onal Record, "our colleagues will 98c in September as a newly appointed-meml>er of the I'resident's Citizens ;i\ctiuo will be the leader of one be greatly interested in 'the re- Mr. Kubenstein, owner of Fountain — Luncheonette iivw. Besides his son William, Jr., Parking Lot Advisory Committee on the Fitness y\l American Youth. property on Wadsworth ter- m markable recorii established by •~r.; . •.-:. :"•; r.;i: 7--•••.• HALODENT he will have two other Cranford Township Committee Tuesday The committee was formed simultaneously in 105(1 when President race and Haskins avenue, also boys in his crew: Roger Sedmont night adopted on final reading an he Township of Cranford in Union C I). Eisenhower established uttacks the township's subdivision of \2 Crane parkway and Ronald ordinance appropriating $16,000 County, New Jersey. his.(.'imiifil on Youth Kilnr:*;-; As a DENTURE CLEANSER iirdinanc-e, adopted in 1955, and Fernandez of 456 Orchard street. for the purchase of the house and "Cranford, a municipality with •niher of the. coiiiinittir, Dr. I'ar-' FAMILY IE INVITED isks that thc township be com- Three other Cranford scouts, lot at 7 Springfield avenue from a population of more than 20,000 tiidgir -aloiix-witili other committee pelled to permit him to install at One Pound 39c Walter E. Keefer of 4 Bohnert Mr. and Mrs. Raymond T. Lis- people, has reduced its traffic ac- members will meet with the coun- fiis expense certain improvements place. Robert Plant of 169 Hill- senden. cident rate by 58 percent by means cil from September 13 through in Haskins avenue so that his prop- Melt-O-Made ke Cream civst avenue, and Steven Engel of It is proposed to raze the dwell- of intelligent, fair and persistent 15 at the academy. erty there will qualify for building •JO!) Walnut avenue will be in an- ing and use the property for pub-enforcement of its traffic regula- lic parking and also to provide a Dr. I'artridue, who is a professor permits. !N NEW HOME—V.r. ir.d .\5rs Waiter Schusizcher. fonr.<-r r'i.*".c>Sj.'Fo;Z>: Or.:o rtctr.'.jy n^oved .r.:o ".r.e:r r.t-w horr.e Mr. Di Tullio, who is chairman This township's accomplishment New York, was informed of her ^;u.r t«.^r.i: r,.*. by •--•e ;.:trhe? asi ol Explorer Post 75 of Cranford headquarters. The property is yer charges..that the zoning ordi- i: J3 ErAokiik ruid Mr. Scr.urvicher a ar. ext. C'orp.. Ntu- York C::y. Tr.e hor.-.e ui> fcml". by H. A. BUBBLE BATH ongressman Kenneth A. Roberts, letter s«:nl to. her recently by Sec- headquarters abutting the lire >ut full coh.sider;Hi:.rs*-r. _r.a ic.i throU£" G. G. N'ur.r.. Kca".:crs irvi I^s^rcri, "£'l house. . -. ' in accordance with municipal plan- William Scott, Linden; Ri hard CROSS-COUNTRY EXPLORERS—Shown above, left to right, are mittee on Health and Safety, in a ton who is chairman of the (,'oun- N:.-.h _v<.r._o. eis:. bv Mrs Lucia O. Raiaey. 110 North Ave., West Open 7 ajn. toll ning," that it- "was defective in ENVELOPES Hall, Westfteld; Richard Hohstein, William Di Tullio, leader, and Explorer Scouts William Di Tullio, Finance Commissioner J. How-letter from Mrs. Dwyer reading cjl on Youth Fitness. Tenure on that it does not comply with state (Just West of the Past Office) Westtleld; Brian Smith, Linden, Jr., Ronald Fernandez and Robert Plant, who are among the ard McAteer reiterated his opposi- in part as follows: thc committee began for Dr. Par- and Charles Peterson of Elizabeth. tion to the ' ordinance expressed statutes and was not first submitted 5 Cianford residents in a group of Union County scouts and leadejs "In view of your personal in- tridge on July 1 and continues for Cranford Swim Oub 29c two weeks ago when the measure to the Planning Board" for ap- Ysr.ki-c &i'.'er Jor.c-s iv&lked. The young travelers will set out terest in traffic safety and the 12 months. (Corjir.-^ed fro—. Pz;e S) ; leaving tomorrow on a cross-country tour. / was introduced. He said he docs proval, disapproval or suggestions. j;o'.e s^cend', ^r.d ther. ca -two on their journey at 7:38 p.m. to- jurisdiction, of your subcommittee The committee meets once a were: Karen Tucker, b^rk stroke: •V niorrow when they board an air- not believe there is any immediate He alleges that the measure is wi.d pitches ca.T.c ;r. to score whiU- over this critically important Held, year with the council and has as Lynn Aihjke'.l. breist: L^ura conditioned streamliner, "Thu public need for this property and illegal, unrcaxonjible, discrimina- Jo.-d-.r. .-.a-, ir.ct-d to-tr.:rd. Ho ".vis $2.00 I feel Burc you will be interested its primary goal the obtaining of Frank, b-iicrf.y:• ar.i Ar_". Mir.eur. Westerner," at Summit and Ko with various other impending tory, confiscatory and arbitrary >-.ridden tr.tri- iiowevi-r with th*;- A Convenient Prescription Optic** Service Summer Band capital expenditures facing the n learning of the impressive rec- "grass-roots facts on fitness of STANDARD LUMBER Ycir.ktif p.ck:r.g 'jp.o^c r^ark ior irire style IT.C Cri^rd Club non-stop to Chicago. The next ord recently achieved by the and violates the Constitution of the. township he deems it unwise to youth throughout the country." :ear;'. con::r.^ec its :*~rjr.:r.g streak LUSTRE4REME day after breakfast and lunch Township of Cranford in Union state and of the United States and The committee was organized in AND SUPPIY COMPANY Tr.e A".hlt-'.:o" came icro;5 \vr_h and kep: •.-.e 'e±-i '.r.rc-^h -.he re<: aboard the train they will dis- make the purchase at this time. thc Zoning Enabling Statute of Present Concer^Tomorrow County, New Jersey . . . thc attempt to "alert thc nation of a ri:n-siv:ng couble phy m the o: :he 9 ever.:.;. The srere s'.ood embark, in the Windy City..and Also adopted on tinal reading thc state. • Leases Duplicated Fr«=*s Bepaized • SHAMPOO "I am also taking" the liberty of DR. DEBORAH PARTRIDGE the extent and nature of thc prob- Jcnh sr.r.ir.g when Ligh.'.cip s^'.cr a", a close 4S--57 po.r.ts. will spend several hours rubber- The four units of Cranford.'s Summer Band School will present was un ordinance appropriating Mr. Uuhenstein declares that thc an outdoor concert at 7 p.m. tomorrow evening on thc grounds of Usking Chief of Police I^cstcr W. lem and means and methods of r«ach:ng :::$'. en a s-r.cle was Dick H:r.r.-.a.-. :ook first place • Bx Filled Bx Saa^asses • necking around the town before $5,400 for the erection of wire Powell to forward you directly a new measure places higher restric- A FINISHED BASEMENT • i^'c-d i'urp'T' to' cr«.i«.< .the ior C.-.ir.fori :r. tne 12 and 12 bonding "The Denver Zephyr" at Brooksidc Place School, In the event of rain, the'concert will" be held fences, for safety purposes at the meeting it." fToiitii'ucd on Paw C) *1.59 copy of- thc complete report of The committee's duties include p'.s'.e on a d:'Ublc hi: by Winters. years c.ld irx-e s:yle. The girls' 5 p.m. Saturday. in the school auditorium. Lincoln avenue and Adams avenue Will Make A World of Difference In Your their • traffic) _ enforcement cam- Merchants helping to interpret thc structure, Tr.t- laT-.er was pu*. cut while rack strike, 25 yards. !! and 12 They will travel to Nebraska There is ii.o'admission charge and the public is invited to attend. playground ureas. paign." program and objectives of the rr.ovinc :o :h;rd en the s^tr.e play. >i.=r> c-'ri ;.;»• Sn&ar. Manny ad.d- and after dining on the train will George \Vhitc. A. Donald Whel- Township Clerk J. Walter Coffee Home Life. Chief Powell's report for the council; providing thc council with In *.he Yankee portion d the :.-.,: 5 points ior Craniord. 65c transfer to Offutt Air Force Base lan and' Ralph S. Notaro, school was authorized to advertise for Begin Sales McCullough See Us For Your Necessary hrst six months of this year shows ideas; making suggestions and ad ;*-.:r;h. Chase and Vo'.".r.erbs: Ix.-s.ie Cooper and Ann Mineur in Omaha, where special sleeping instructors, have listed the follow- sale at public auction - lot 15, a 20 percent increase in thc num- vising it on plans; assisting in thc BUILDING SUPPLIES. rinplt-ri and both. opv^ncthd one •placec J:rs: and second in the girls' quarters will be waiting for them Krippendorf ing selections: tCindy, oh Cindy," block. 155, located at Meeker.ave- ber of summonses issued for mov- Event Today implementation of national, state Best Camper . bi>e on a u-.la pitch. 13 .ir.c .;< years old back stroke. REVLON on the base. After church services' nue and Hory street, at a minimum "Glow-Worm," "Song • of the Is- ing traffic violations and a de- Prices on summer and- 'other Jpncs bun'.co.. reaching r.r;: price of $2,000. Victor D. Shahcen and local community programs; Sunday, the next day, they will lands," "Paper Doll," "Gay Ran- crease of 45 percent in the number merchandise have been drastically safe'.y. but suffered a bunched In the boys' free style 13 and 14 Robert E. Brunner Memorial of Rumson, formerly of Crunford, serving as a clearinghouse, a NAIL POLISH breakfast and begin a tour of the chero," "You Were Meant for Me," of parking tickets. In all, there In 3rd Week :-/.usc!e ar.d h:-.ri to be replaced by years old. Fred Wevman took a submitted an offer of $2,000 for .slashed for the Old Fashioned sounding board, and a traffic light Strategic Air Command installa- "Five Foot Two, Eyes of Blue." were ^2,059 summonses issued Robert McCullough was named Ko:-ki:i>. With "he ba>cs kaded. second place. Chris Matteson came Opfidon the land. Bargain Sales to be held today, for the council, and evaluating its tioiia at^the base' At Camp Also, "Somcbpdy Stole My Gal," through June 30, as compared with bckl camper of the week during Schieck. walked bringing in Chase. through in first place in the girls' Friday and Saturday under auspi- objects and progress. - - LABORATOBT OX PBEMISES CLOSE OUT,- Tax Inel. Following, lunch at the base the The William H. Krippendorf "Anchors Awelgh," "I'm'Nobody's The committee approved the 2,783 during thc first six months the third week at Cranford Boys' ll and 12 'years. o!d- free style. ces of the Cranford Business As- Dr. Partridge was one of 50 scouts aiid their leaders will be Memorial was presented to Union Baby," "Whispering," "When You map pf High Lands, a new de-of 1958, a decrease of 26 percent. Camp, on Silver Lake, near Hope, Ho.-kin>. and Schieck. Beicre \v::V. Sasan Manny third. BBidgs 25650 sociation. American educators who recently Union Ctaokod taken to Boys Town, Neb., where Council. Boy Scouts of America, Wore a Tulip," "You Gotta Be velopment on Morse, Concord and There were 973 summonses for it was reported by Ray Ward, di- the A'.hlef.C;" !>'.:'. the fire O'J.t. The Clint Crane streaked through Eugene Leshner, chairman of made a month's tour of the Soviet $1.00 a tour will be made and a possible as part of a dedication- program Football Hero," "Washington Jlark streets. moving violations and 1,086 for rector. Best campers of their Yunkets had scored rive runs. in-.2S.-4 sc-cor.ds to take firs', pluce 1 the retail promotion committee of Union with thc aim of making a BOlKs: S «.«i- u « » »• swim may be sandwiched into Saturday ' at Camp Winnebago, Let; Swing'. ,' . [_ij £>4rhe township's street lighting parking violations during thc first cabins were as follows: Cabin 1. Thf nlth inaij-.g w;,> scoreless. in '.he- hoy>" 15 and 17 years old the association, announced yes- comparative field study of Russian »AT>. ISTU I F-St- — TBVKS- iVIS. VXTCL » their busy round of events. Marcella. " . Also, "Tiger Rag," "Pennies from contract with PublioServicc Elec- half of this year, as compared with terday that the 20 participating Stephen Kadis; Cabin 2. Robert :.nd the Athletics could only pick 50 yards free style with- AJieii TUSSY After dinner and an early eve- The memorial, ail Appalachian trie and Gas Co. was renewed for education. McCullough; Cabin 3, Michael MONDAY aa4 FKIDAT Oli BT AMWMStM Heavcn," "Yankee Doodle," "Good 807 for moving violations and 1,- i:j> one run .n the- U.si frame in Hmman placing third. Karen Tuc- merchants have gbnc "all out" for She received her B.S. in educa- ning of planned activities at Boys lean-to Ol native lumber on a con- Night, Ladies," "Indian Dance," a tive-year period and Howard 976 for parking violations in thc Peters; Cabin 4, Paul Deen; Cabin :hoir lp.-:r.t e:Tor;. ' LiRhtcap ker :ook iir>: place in the iirls" CLOSED .Ui. DAT «tD«4O\V this sale. tion from Jersey City State Teach- DEODORANT Town they will return to Omaha crete base, wus trccted in memory "Marines* Hymn," and "Faith of Arnescn of 24 Tulip street was same period of 1958. 5, John Conover; Cabin 0, Edward •'.-•coje.i on a single by P. Winters .15 and 17 \ears old back stroke. Participating merchants will dis- ers College and her M.A. from Col- and will board "The Challenger." of the late ion of Mr. and Mrs.Our .Fathers." granted a taxi driver's license. The police chief explained that Tristram. a*',er h::t.r.^ a uouble and advanc- 50 yaTds.iri 47.5 seconds and Gail play red and yellow signs on their umbia University. Dr. Partridge a vista-dome streamliner that will E. Howai'\i Krippendorf of 12 The following band members Referred to committee of the under the selective enforcement Honors for inspection went to ing to Third on a wild pitch." The wfndow.s during the .three-day earned her doctorate in education speed them, directly to Los An- Dartmouth road, who died July 1, will perform: whole was an application from program which he has inaugurated Cabin 4, with Herb Weise as r.ext !\c- bav.ers struck out and event, and local stores will be open at Columbia and has done udvanc- geles without change. 1958, as the result of burns suf- George Williams of 134 Garlleld here, statistics on traffic accidents counselor. •he YU::'KIX\- \icnv home wi'.h '.he Oboe, Ronald Stanley; flutes, until 9 o'clock tonight for the con- cd study at Vassar College and On reaching Los Angeles on. fered the day before ai his fam-. street to operate a pony ring on are tabulated and screened and en- Campers took 'a trip to thc svej-ie.' a'.! '.led up. Elaine Alster, James Fair, Barbara venience of shoppers. post doctoral study at the Univcrj Tuesday, they will be taken to ily's summer cottage.at Highland Garlleld street. forcement activities are concen- Pocono Animal Farm "Sfl"Tuesday. $1.00 Lakes. • Graham, Michael Jones, Cathryn Taking part in the Old Fashioned sity of Pennsylvania, the Union Phone BRidge 6-2700 Score of the game by innings: Calif., where they will Kaiser, Nancy Leonard, Larry Le- trated in indicated hazard areas. On Thursday evening campers B H E Bargain Sales promotion will be Theological Seminary and thc Jew- most of tne day at Disney- The youth, a Cranford High vine, Lynn Limon, Rhonda Ricklis, Lt. Lawrence T. Bonnell. thc took a ride to Hope. 94 HIGH ST. CRANFORD V' ! »' 0 - 9 9 2 struck a match to light a bottle UJC Building ica. scouts will then be taken Eileen Schmaus, Cynthia Staiger, spent two years at Rutgers Uni- Fern's Furniture, Bergen Camera "Tarzan of the Amazons." Various gas hot water heater- in the base- She has served a:; head of the Dvirir.^. 1958 :m r.verace of 950 to San Diego, where they Norrria Strauss, Richard Wollinger. versity taking speciul courses in Exchange, Shapiro's Department sports and educational films also COLOGNE ment of the cottage and was Department of Education at the Nt «• Jcr.-.y Blue CIXJAS subscribers LESHNER'S will be\accommodated at the Clarinets, Louis Ackerman, John Report Given traffic control and allied sub- Store, Goldberg's, Albiin-Lewis, were seen by thc campers on Fri- burned in the explosion which weie ;.air..tTv>d lo ho.'-pitals every Naval' Training Center and will Conover, Margaret Curtis, Keith "The great bulk of work is com- jects, and his assistant. Patrolman Jay-Mar, Deb 'n Heir, Baron's Tuskegee Institute and director of day and Saturday nights. enjoy a fulPday of events at the ensued. 1 pleted" on Union Junior College's the Graduate Workshop in Educa- Tournament winners were: dav. In presenting the memorial, Deckhut, Arlene Fricke, Peter Gat- Robert J. Ryan, presently is study- Drug Store. Jody Maida, Daniels 29c NTC. They wilKyicw slides orient- yas, Peggy Gonano, Jeffrey Heil- new $1 million building, Frederick ing at the Rutgers Traffic In- Hardware, Lcshner's Fabric Cen- ation at Gramblirig College, Junior diirts, Doug Hull; senior 1UK them to their stay, and then David Brumllcld, institutional rep'-' and has held positions as consul- dints. Hill .Marek; junior horse- l brun, Frederick Hierl, Magen Hil- Elsasser, Union architect, report- stitute, i ter, Trubenbach's Feed and Seed, will witness a recruit tire-flghtinu rcjientativ« of the First Presby- ed to the college's board of trustees tant, .lecturer and visiting profes- shoes, Craig Sands; senior horse- terian Church of Cranford, point- debrandt, R«y Knaucr, Kathleen There were 29 traffic accidents Inc., Coronet Fashions, Abbe Jun- 12th ANNIVERSARY SALE $130 demonstration. They will also at its monthly meeting Monday at recorded here during the first half sor at many institutions of higher shoe:;.. Ricky Hamilton; junior ping ed out that scoufs and.scoutcrs of Knowlson, Carol McGeehan, Jon iors. Sportsman's Shop and Bell's Craig Sands; senior ping Ideal time to go! board a submarine, the\USS Steel- the old Grant School. of this year, compared with 69 for learning. She holds thc title ,of Pack 103, TiiNip-79 and Explorer Miehaclson, Harvey Nevalls, Law- Pharmacy. pong, John Drpyer; junior basket- hi'arl, and will visit roe land- The architect reported he in- the .same period of 1958. These Grand Basilcus in Zeta Phi Beta Post 78, together with other rence Pace, Michael Peters, Stev- ball, Gary/ Wilson; senior basket- INSTANT LATHER locked training ship, USS IJecruit. en Pollack, Mark Ricklis, Thomas spected the project Monday and is accidents resulted in 11 injuries, Sorority, Inc. EARLY After lunch they will board\NTC friends, had liad the lean-to UJC Ground Breaking Besides authoring 20 articles in ball, David Klein. erected for the use of all scouts Rosendule, Gerald Schuman, Don- satisfied the building will be ready while in thc first half of last year boats and visit ships berthc na Lee Smith, Deborah Thornton, for the start of the fall semester thc injury. total was 20. Was JUHI a Year Ago learned journals she is music di- Junior tctherball, Gary Wilson; STILL IN PROGRESS SHAVE BOMB throughout the year. senior, tetherball. Bill Marek; FALL San Diego Bay. Following Susan Venstrom. September 20. Crahford's six-month record was Tomorrow will be the Hr.st an- rector of thc Women's Auxiliary evening meal they will witness atv The site of the memorial is Convention of the General Bap- junior badminton. Ken Scheller; War the area where William ha.1 Saxophones, Nicholas. Alexo, Mr. Elsasser recommended to marred, however, by one fatality niversary of ground breaking cere- exhibition of precision drill teams the board that finished grading and this year, which resulted when a monies for Union Junior Collegers tist State Convention for New senior' badminton. Bill Marek; CRUISES 6J< revived his Eagle Award at the John Bodnar, Gregory Boyd, Dan- junior bowling, J;.ck Foerst; senior from the NTC Service School seeding be completed this fall. 61-year-old pedestrian was struck SI million building now under con- Jersey. fnm N«w Y*cfc ol « P. M. Fridays Spring' Camporce in May, 1955,iel Boyette,' Paul Doud, David bowling, Tom Fedorko; junior Command. They will tour down- Rough grading will begin this by a car on South avenue near struction on its 28-acrv campus culminating his years of scouting Gcrshman, ' Clifford Gundersen, archery, Greg DeWoif; senior town Sail Diego with local ex- IlllI^llllIK week, he said. High" street last month. There off Springticld avenue. ^ $1.95 iriencos begun in 1U4U ;is a Nancy Hale, Michael Morris, John archery, Steve Dickstein. SEPT.18'25 plorer scouts as guides and then exper Dr. Kenneth C. MacKay, college were no traffic fatalities here last Contracts for the building were Township Employes will return to the base again for cub scout\)f Pack 103. (Continued on Page 6) Swim Carnival results were re- president', reported that the May-year. signed July 31, 1958, and ground Don't Buy Any a night's sleep. Really Get the Heat ported as follows: or's Municipal Building Project Drunken driving arrests totaled breaking ceremonies were . held oa. 2 • 9 HONEYWELL On returning to Los Angeles Yesterday was considered to Intermediate Division—20 yard Committee has recommended to only-seven for the lirst half of the same evening in a driving rain INSURANCE freestyle, Thomas Callanan; big- to TREMENDOUS upon NTC' buses they will board Mayor Ira Dorian and the Town- 1959. while 23 such arrests were storm. Despite the bad weather, be among the "warmer" days Softball, Variety of Contests gest splash, Richard Hoskins; un- HOUSE THERMOMETER "The Grand Canyon" that will ship Committee that steps betaken made in the same period last year. of the summer, but for em- In The Dark! more than 100 persons attended 'derwater swim, Paul Deen; funny I NASSAU in the talyujhem directly to the National by the township to acquire the col- There were, nine drunkometer the program. ployes in the Municipal Build- l'aik in Arizona. The boys will lege's present home — the old ing it was a real "scorcher." jdive, Leslie Massarsky; breath Among Playground Features tests given, with seven proving Actual construction began early |holding, John,Conover; kickboard lii.ve a choice of a tour to the rim Repairmen, working, on the BAHAMAS The softball league is picking up steam in the town's summer Grant School — for use as a mu- positive and two negative. In the in September. The college ex- I race. Paul Deen. by «*•• f»»y alr-condlH«n«d of Grand Canyon or possibly a furnace and heating system in recreation program and this week contests ranging from peanut hunts nicipal building. The committee Hrst six months of 1958 there were pects to move into the new struc- I Advanced Division^—Funny dive, mule trip down the Canyon. From recommended that the old Grant the building, turned on the heat to bubble gum competitions will keep the youngsters busy at the six 28 drUrikomctcr tests conducted, ture late next month and begin Dave Klein; fancy dive, Gary there they will proceed by train School be converted to municipal to test the furnace. "NASSAU to Raton. N. M. playgrounds active in the program. (Continued on Page 2). classes there September 20. 'Bradiield; biggest splash,. John 34, intent tons offices if the cost docs not exceed The scouts will remain at the Adams Avenue I Dreyer; freestyle. Bill Marek. SAVINGS $200,000 for acquisition of the I The following boys were award- 7DAYSr*17O" Philmont Scout Ranch, a national Bubble gufii and lollipop con- Public Affairs property and renovations to the ,cd beginning swimmers cards: 3wond*rfulday»andnighl (Continued on Page 6) tests alon gwith a watermelon con- building. Long Educational Career Ending| David Cluff, Robert McCullough. in No»au, thip your hotal. tests, along with a watermelon con- The college's new building is lo- | Ricky- Casale, Richard Hoskins. Slopov«nconb«ofrang*d. Adviser to Speak A 61-year educational career rented the building until 1950,1 Tomorrow will mark, the close Last week the children made; pot cated on a 28-acrc campus off Lolie Mus-varsky. Gregory De- SEE US! will come to an end tomorrow when it was purchased hom the i f classe.-; for 174 summer session Miss Dehmer holders, lanyards, glass coasters At LW V Meeting Springfield avenue, opposite Nom- o Wolf. .Mich.el Callanan. N'ed BARON'S evening for Union Junior College's Cranford Board of Education for , sludcn,s who arc cnrollcd in IK SPECIAlCRUISES ON MOST ITEMS and beaded jewelry. ahegun Park. It contains 17 class- , Kratzke, Thomas Callanan. John P'anning to offer the community present home — the old Grant S2O.000. b . Critically Injured A Tug-of-war was held last rooms, library, theatre-type lec- ;ind sophomore eouix.-:. Conovtr. Paul Deen. Bruce Mas- AUGUST 21 week with the winners including an outstanding program on foreign School—with the close of the col- The building seems about to, policy again this year, the Cran- ture hall, four science laboratories, lege's 26th annual summer session. clo.-«r its doors to educational pur- ! wh;it llCii iilicad for thc okl bursky and Philip Masiiirsky. Bill Mueller, David Garrity, Paul administrative offices, cafeteria, David Kkm w;is awarded big- 10 DAYS *25uit.s, because Union Junior Col-: Grant School? It h.is'been, offered Boucher^ Brian Quinn, Kathy Calling «1 Natiau and *n« mlttai part has arranged to have Dr. Edwin dining hall, kitchen, conference ii:h cenii'L-atw for catching an THE STORE Miss Barbara Dchmcr. 16-ycar- Reilly, Joe Audesirk, Gail Helwick, rooms, and student and faculty by a student social at th^>clo:-c of lci:c- will move into it* new $i mil"- to Cranford as rcquircd-in the s..Ic M. .1. Krct/.mann, deputy assistant lion building in September. It will coniracl of 1930. The Township |i>'.--inch shiner. 34 Eastman St: Cranford, N. J. <>M daughter of Mr. anA Mrs. Ed- Ben Koralis. Chuck Morrison, John lounges. classes tomorrow cvcninc. u:ird J. Dehmer of 504 Lincoln secretary of state for public af- Grant School began its educa- trade its old. worn down, ivivvv - ,Committee now has the piopo.-apiopo.al | RihrRich:.rtl l JaJacksok n wus awarded SEPTEMBER 2 EMridge and M.try Lee Audcsirk.' 1 >:iiCt m thc fairs, speak here in the fall, it was Dr. MacKay reported the cur- tional career in 1898. at. an ele- larger, more i under consult ration li reportedly I"*'* l -' handicraft con- J U (opp. Cranford Theatre) Fark. oast, was reported in critical Winners of the peanut hunt covered halls for a 15 DAYS 325 announced today by Mrs. Joseph rent summer session will be the mentary school for the Cranford building designed lo being considered for use for test. AIH CONDmOJCED "mdition last night at Paul Kim- were: Judy Garrity, Carolyn Calling si Mattau hall Hospital, Lakcwood, from E. Hawkins, Jr., league president. llnul classes in the old Grant public school system. It laier bf-'.ur serve the prcs-cni-day edu-, municip.il oilices. If Cranford de- The lollowiut: bo»' 'attended 1 Shier, Kevin Esperson, Karen Sea- •aa <*w alaar pM FREE DELIVERY — TEL. BRIDGE 64100 mjuries sustained last Friday eve- Dr. Kret/mann will discuss School. He added that the Cran- served junior hi«h school an Everest, and Linda Luethold, Jani- l'">nt. Toms River. meeting in the library of Union lloor of the old building for use as building was closed ;alc. Richard Hos- l> f.i y««ir »««4> and ya«r aidcnt. said. '"We know we It .-•<•( nis i|tliK' definite, however, kins, Mail: Ullom. Richard Jack- SOUTH AVE.. EAST icpp. BH Station . CRANFOHD. BH 6-3000 Sit YOU* TKAVtL AGENT A puppet show attracted a large Simplicity and McCall Patterns ••'id her condition worsened Tucs- November 13. • Because several members of the the depression, litany persons nec-d larg«r, li.orc modern facililitS • lli.il -the old Gi.mt School's d..y-> son. Michael Peters, Gregory De- for lilanitura and crowd of children. Those girls '!••> when blood clots developed Dr. Kretzmann's career in the Township Committee will be away wrote oft 'he building and called i! we are to adequately serve the ' as an -educational institution are Wolt. Douglas Hull, Michael Cal- complata information working the puppets for the pres- Store Hours: 8:30 A.M. to 10 P.M. 'Kill the shattered bone. foreign service has taken him to on vacation during the early part tor its demise. But it got anot.-ier higher educational needs of our I numbered—only today and tomor- lanan. Jack Foer*t. Rjchard Rau. — Open Thursday Evenings entation of "Little Red Riding Gary WiUln. Rickey Hamilton, Open Thurs. till 8:30 P.M. All Formi oj Iniuranct Miss Dehmer and a friend. Miss 4 the far reaches of the world. Ap- of August, there will be'only one chance in 1942 when Cranford in- commitnity. But in our 19-ycar row to be ixact. (Meanwhile. thc Hood"' iixxluded: Maggie Ellam, Ned Kiat/ke. John Connors. Wil- Week NighU till 6 P.M. including LIFE INCRES LINE S"Uy Benzaph of Munccy, Pa.. pointed a foreign service officer meeting of the local governing vited Union Junior College to UM-|..U>V in the old Grant. School wo w:l! m:.im.i!!i its oflK'cs 15 17 NORTH AVE., W. BR 65505 CRANFORD -AIR-CONDITIONED FOR YOUR COMFORT- Kathie Quinn, Lorie Ellaln, Bever- liam ZicU-nb^cii. Gary Br^dtield. 42 Rxood*ay, N. Y. 4, N. Y. Ut a walking along,thc road about in 194U, he has acted as U. S. con- body next month, it was announced the old, abandoned school building have come to have much affection';in re urit:1 moMng to the new Oigby 4-63o3 ly Wells, and Culidy Carniella. The Aia:i Hamil- loin- blocks from the Dchmcr's sul in Shanghai and llrst secre- this week by Mayor Ira D. Dorian. —marking thc start o! mutual ad- ior its worn down stairs, wide , building in September. Moving op- Thomas su home when she was puppets us well as the stage setting tary, and chief of the political sec- This will be held on Tuesday miration between the town anil I corridors. its.~ on-again. olT-.igain ' i r.itu'ii- are cxpcctcd"to"begin i»un,. Daud VanBrunt, Thouius (Continued on Page 6) 1 (Continued on PO0« 5) (Coiilinucd on Pane 6) August 25. the college. Union Junior College I he jun^ i,>ittxn and 18UiJ dt-M^n. ' iconic mac in on Pan* J)

1 I cmznc AND CHRONICLK, THUBSDAT, JTILT CRAMV0B0 C1TI2EM AND CHRONICLE, THURSDAY, JULY SO, 1999 iction of the 17-classroom sd a member of the local club. CranfordV Safety UJC to Give building. Wain.East Waterford. Me. They and conferences. Snyerville, $15. nnd Lnwrence ber of thnt .year. The. 24-ye;ir-old • report on the national convention Local Scouts S/toot Rapid* (Continued fr6m Page 1) . "The men'got a big kick out of had as their guest during the past Safety Leaf lets Mrs. William F. Barnaby, pub- Merklcr. WestPeld. $25, both soldier s :i 1JI52' gniduiiti- of Cran- Mosquito Crop Proper Handling importanti :r. Dallas. Tex. with'20 proving positive and eight seeing themselves in the pictures," Social Happenings week Mr. Cofffo's sister. Miss lic ""health nurse, reported 213 speeding. ;ind .Louis Cnstaldo, 343 ford llif'h Schrxil. < The birthday anniversary of negative. George Grors, superintendent for Margaret Coffee of Trenton. Being Distributed home visits; 25 birth certificates Willow iivenue, G:irwo«.. »d VUIUM Dr. Kenneth W. Iversen. college h,.r cousin's family, Mr. and Mrs. day from ;> month's vacation at ter W. Powell announced this and 34 emergency examinutioas. For Plant cording to o warning frum Daniel it is picked, even though we know it is the ide&i way- cheats, 3; contempt of court, 7; ,iverscn. dean, announced today, I, B. Anderson of Miami, Fla. Camp McWain, East Waterford, trappers. obtaininig moned y under ilprefnlse pre-[ I _Ahout_IQ0Q0 Wti tstudentd s dean. The slides show progress of Mr. and Mrs. Edward E. Smith week that supplies of warning Frey Corporation, New York Jobbins, t-nforncflogist in charge of the •u-ork" from:-the~-tim» -earth prim to'heririprFranceJrwas'hon-' of 24 Springfield i,venut> have re^ Me. ^ — " Choose your market and then choose your <•*.-«:•: <*>•-+- tenses, 1; concealed weapon. U i are expected to iketheexamina-j ers b cutting down leaflets are being placed in local Agnes Fingerlin City printing concern, was erupted mor.cjuito research nt the Agricul-/ County Industries of America. Scouts Richard Wil- ,,r< (1 at a sweet 16 birthday party turned from a two weeks' vacation business establishments for dis-Tube Reducing tural ICxpcriinent Station at Rut-1 freshness is so important to quality ic corr^ how your grocer r.aaales auto theft. 1: sex offenses, 2: as- jtionS ) Dr. iversen l saidsaid.. i eiaht-fcot "hil•T t•o •mak - e way . for a permit for a new $00,000 |>lunt son, Jeffrey Caddie. James Zach- cil. BSA, Trenton, the group spent mdbnrbecue at her parents' home. at Avon. Mr. nnd Mrs. Howard Cowperth- tribution to the public. hi Music Uedtal nt 554 South avenue, east, corner Rors. it will be a factor in how good it " ~ sault. l: assault and battery, 1; Jl- j .Only a limited Inumbe numberr ooff open open-- I * buj|ding through current op- walte of 530 Orchard street re- Employ 174 UJC ary and Assistant Scoutmaster the night artd received instructions legitimacy, 1. and causing death by f the/fall semester remain." j painting and installing About 20 guests attended. The leaflets point out that the Corp. Elevates Agnes Finuerlin. of Cranfi>ri<-ir; of one-story structural steel and uted to the rain-soaked ir.cadow- it will Post 78 and Jay Kenlan of Pos| jlrs. William P. Smith of 1018 3 Fortv-three Union County in- On the firstlap of the canoe trip, arrests in the first half of 1958. | student" i to his knowledge that workmen cation in Washington, D. C. Mrs. walking rules under penalty of a Announcement has been mode of he Union County Hand and Or-masonry building will be 92 feet larub: and swamps, brecdmj.: places 79 were among a group of 25 boys the group •went by way of the Or;m>!«' avenue, will represent Mr. and Mrs. W. T. Donnelly flue up to $50. the appointment of Frederick P. chestra Simimer School, Hoselle. of the |»t-st;:. Mr. Jobbins <»stiniated than :!. • •iustrw's ar* employers of students Fourteen persons were arrested j An/enrollment of about 800 is) wcre Riven the opportunity to see Abbott went to Washington with by !>1! feet. *T cars.^-^d ^ and three adults and a staff leader suoth channel of the Ottawa River n,-t:i Chapter of Northwestern Uni- and children, Jill and William, of All pedestrians are traffic, the Huston of Cranford as assistant The local pianist pjuyed "May that the : warms hatching over the tur*\ Trie >wcetnfs.« ir. sweet com d attending Union Junior College's s.re' for other police agencies. j expected (or the fall semester, the; progress of their work while her parents, Mr. and Mrs. T. K. Among 22 other building permits come.- irom the >-:.c r it cor.:.-.:r_s. who took part in the adventure. and spent a' night at Homer Lake versity at the annual convention 10 Indian Spring road, returned leaflet s.tates, and they an.1 rechie- f engineer for Tube Reducing Night" by Palmgri-n. • week-end would be the heaviest .-.r. -...:- butter! cr.i -.vz-ap -vuiisnjer session, it was announced Action was taken ,pn a total of dJ(n reported, including about 100 the job. The workme• n l'axton of Blnomfield who attend- approved by the committee were at?uii repvrwu. i«»-*uuiiit; U^VM* «V~ ^n \l\c JOD. lno \VOIK.IUI:II ex- of Sigma Alphn Iota, national pro- Saturday aHer a two-week vaca- and :r.e sugar changes n-puV.y :o v.-^h foi".. Rc~i<- ever en- today by Dr. Kenneth W. Iversen. The group left July 12 by busand another at Pikianikijuan Lake. 74 juvenile complaints during the ed a national convention of sani- quired to observe traffic slKruils, Corporation, Wellington, which James I/'imcy, superyi«or of vr>- 10 for new dwellings including six this year. starch after p:ckir.g. leav-.ng a student nurses from Elizabeth and prossed their thanks to Dr. Iversen fessional music sorority, in San tion at Fisher's. Point, Addison, Vt. picking. le^.ng :;-. 25 rr.ir.u*e<.. cr :r. i.ot dean. . •"••.^' ' from the Boy Scout Headquarters , returning by way of the north first six months of this yeqr as fol- tary engineers. They were guests cross at cross'walks, cross at right fabricates compression - formed •al music in the C'raiilWrM Public to the Lillian Corp. for new homes Coc.l temperatures b«.-rs. v in Elizabeth and spent their first [channel. They returned home via Perth Amboy General Hospitals. .nd t0 ,he coyCRe for the chance Fr;in Turn <_•-< s-.vr-r,i". -.rr-rf ur._> Western Electric Company em- second on Wellesley Island, a New Islands and Kingston. N. Y. mer with her daughter in Evans- necessary to cross where thero construction equipment industries. irgan instructor at tin- summi'i' lent check, 1: assault and battery, college expects several hundred, T^ll VAW TfSltPS Mr. and Mrs. Erwin H. Ruiz estimated at $111,000 each. llvrrhwood rr.r.kir.g in efTort to rush corn Jook-.r.g. , ploys the largest number of U J.C. York State park in the Thousand The most exciting part of the i.m, HI., will return to. Cranford -: Births are no crosswalks and to walk on After joining the company in :chool. Av». 6: possession of stolen car. 2ytalse persons to register for the newly-: J.C11 i.^^" m^«**»o and daughter, Audrey, of 8 llaw- Alphonse Franks was granted Foothill Irorr. :1c :ri to ftorv. :>nd to kevp it Islands. The third night was spent trip, ,it was generally agreed.^ was ;lliuiit the middle of August. the left side of the road facini; June, 1953, as project engineer, Ceorue Toi-iirii, direclor of in- Midillrarx. I: \pe Cod. Muss. While there they Cooperation of the public will Now Thin AMI.'. I Am:. T, Tlnii, II groctr.Uii: be :or r.:,'.:g^ ^'^ o, ^^ •tc,.rT..^s cu: fr-cr. '-r.e ocb frorr. the New Jersey Bel! Tele- sons in each canoe, and it was the missing persons, 2; truancy, 2. and children, Barbara, John and the birth of a son, John William, later, for all the Tube Reducing linal concert this rvriiinn ;it Al>- isted at $14,000 each, and Win- tend daily sessions of the Union; visited Mr. and Mrs. Clifton Pros- help, in the prevention of acci- "PAYMENT DEFERHED" you c>-.nT:nuv '."c g.v«.i trv.' 1:rr.e.i: atter cook_r.£ rr-ike ccirr. oy>urrs , phorie Company. outs along the way. first time any of them had attempt- Of the 74 juvenile cases. 39 were - - ^ a X;m«y, of 209"Stoughton avenue, born July 12 at Presbyterian HosT facilities. In April. ID5B, he wasrahani ('lark Ilich School, Itoselle. wood Homes, Inc., 24 Connecticut County Police Training Academy j cot t, formerly of 4 Doerinn way, dents. Chief Powell said. of com aiior >"•••-: h:.vc it i-.orr.r. 1! for six serving*. For "jr..-.-. or sup- Merck & Co.. Inc., Rahway. has The adventurers were on theed to shoot rapids. One canoe sent to the Juvenile Court, five About 75 youngsters who were h;iw concluded n~lhree-wee.ks' va- dauKhtt-r, Phyllis' Janet, 16 months named chief methods engineer. Am:. VI Tliru ir> . Ant' lt» Tlitu 22 at th(liee t*.ult-$;\.college. . ».....*-.* -- street* also at $14,000. I»uis Hool- \\,\i do r.ot p'..\r. to cook it rig.".: rr^ple : . second largest group enrolled trail two days and laid over the went through backwards and one at Nauset Farm in North Eustham, dnuiihtor Phyllis Janet, 10 months In hi:! new assignment, Mr. Hus- r e were referred to the local Juvenile Professor Gunars Salins will ad- , Yankeeunable s todouble-heade attend thre Clevelandat banket- cation at Lake Senton, Mich. Mrs. M«ss. Men in Service ko was, grunted ;i permit for a "CLUTTERBUCK" aw.-.y. p::t .1 ;n :hr ivfr:p-.-r.-.Xor. or t^flcs in UJ.C.'s summer session—five. third day, returning the fourth and was slightly damaged but no oneConference Committee. 17 were Howes* mother, Mrs. C. A. Shields old. Mrs. Thomas Merritt of 1 ton will administer t ncineci inn home at 113 Osborrie place-with hu>K> :,r.A :-.':'. Or :f you prefer to minister the morning examination! Stadium. New York. July 15 be- Oi-orgi- H. Oiiempi-1, Jr., fire All. Ht.ATH 111 HHtVH» or • ' Othf- firms with two or more em- fifth days. was injured. The group I traveled handled by Chief Powell. 10 were cause of rain will have another ,,f Flint returned with the locai Spruce street is the .maternal Board of Health department functions, including on Wednesday, while the evening' " control tcchiiici.'in M'cond clasi:, oustruclion cost listed at $13,000. VIV.lt. A TIII'RH. a I -.11 husk :!-..- crirr. f.rst. ;\;.ce tht- .-ars FKFSB COfi OTSTTtS. ployes at the local college are. The group went through the Gat- 75 miles by canoe. chance to see some ball games. Mr. :ind Mrs. Orlin Sharp of 407 grandmother. The baby is Mrs. product and methods engineering, 1 disposed of by the department's test will be given by Professor uniily Monday for an extended USN. son of Mr. and Mr::. George Among othi-r permits approved (111. A HAT. IIKII ir. a r;r. .«ti:rf-pro< f cor>.t^ir..-r or ;S:_v;d Engineering. Inc.. Watinea- u - Superieure Provincial Park The scouts also visited the Capi- Maiiorxj!ivenuo returned Sunday Merritt's 14th KrandcFiild. Grants Licenses quality control and metallurgy. He c.-rr p .-'.p juvenile officeT. Detective Sgt. A. A busload of 50 children will be visit. II, CiK-mpel of 20 CheroUei- roa.|i;2 wrap to k.H-p 'the kt-rnejs from i ehung: National Starch and Chem- to Lac Landron. At the Lac Lan- tol and Parliament buildings in Saul Orkin. from two weeks' vacation at Ocean "The Bonrd of Health approveil Is n (*rnduiite of the Newark Col- Frank Burr^ and three were taken to see the Yankees-Detroit is serving iihoanl the submarine Glcck, 734 Willow street, $3,000, lir.in;. And u-hen ycratiiig with the II. S.and to Itciihen Ackerrnan, 0 rrim-n'txr :t t;.Ko l «-: Singer Manufacturing Company, "Adventure Unlimited," sponsored and saw some trappers' cabins. their son,. Kenneth of Cranford, day night in tlw Municipal litiild- ceiv:x g Cranford Goodfellows' Club, Frank .-mil their four,..daughters, nccom- Jr., of Aberdeen, Md., have an- Pacific Fleet in Hawaiian waters. Aiiul ])lace, addition, $3,000. while . . • )i:-T t:\-v by the George Washington Coun- Workmen See anil daughter, Carol Wallin of East irif! nnd refused a license to a chemical engineering degree In Elizabeth. Carey, club president, announced. PIIHIMI by Mr. Kaiser's parents, nounced the birjh of their second The fast attack submarine is the if. fcnii'.:P-K w.'.ter. McCullough Best Orange. ;' milk dealer. 11142. Many other students. Dr. Iver- The group will leave from police Mr, ;irid Mrs. Hoiry Kaiser of son, Brian JohnL on June 29. Mr. flagship of the commander, Sub- If yon want to turn hours into AIR-CONDITIONED! r:«-r c- --: Collegians .Corner (Continued from Page I) Selves on the Job A food and milk license wns . Mr. Huston is n member of Un- inrs.h corn Tr.t > ,-:>• i: helps to •Li-.:.;, £Tr jsen pointed out. are employed by t end ing classes in the evening." headquarters at 11:30 a.m. Suiiiniit. spent last week' on a minutes, renew your enthusiasm.— Miss Lynn D. Jacobsen, daugh- and Mrs. A. R. Colville of 320 r marine Divis'ifin II. lir.e t.-.e ::..ri:i' kt-t :le with inner Union County commercial firms Cranford companies which have Fedorko, Steve Dickstein, -Ronald The rest of the children will Ro iniytoi tour in Nc*w York, Pennsyl- Mr. and Mrs. J. Walter Coffee of Walnut avenue are the paternal granted < > the Baker Lunch American Institute of Minim: and —o— Papyrus I CRANFORD :g corn. Some, ter of Mr. and Mrs. Harold Jacob- A,t UJC Building vania and Canada. They were Service of 320 Willow nvi:nui\ Metallurgical "Engineer!: and the husks Jv-fore aad. and other businesses. employes enrolled this summer at Oemcke, John Dreyer. September 3 under the sponsor- •153 Orchard slr«t-t icturned Satur- grandparents. Lt. Colville .received William A. Aliler, son of Mr. ami CRANFORD • CR 6-977? s;iy use no M'.t. :hc-rs is u\\ the urac part-time employment," Dr. Iver- Midway and Pharmaceutical's Inc. Gettysburg College, Gettysburg, David Klein. Alan Gordon. Philip activities committee, according U< ber and is serving as a lieutenant son of Mis. Theresa Colucci of AIR CONDITIONED Kiwanis CluC b rr.err.3ers at din- seeing themselves in action. nue nnd Thomas J. Wngncr of :r. water. sen said. "In fact, our survey re- Other area firms which have em- Massarsky. Leslie Massarsky, Ed- Mrs. Milton F. Hagerstrom, wife of for six months at Aberdeen. He Parkway Speeder 11 Omaha drive, were f.ia'liiatcil Audio MURPHY Joanne DRU M.arxos Ressiurar.t last vealed ththaat ..£w..£o of those enrolled Pa., in recognition of scholastic During their lunch hiair, about 937 Ho.semont.nvenue. Union, re- On tl-.e cr:'. to fold ner plojes at the.local college are: ward. Tristram, Bruce Massarsky, the Sunny Acres committee chair- W.i'f then be released from service from recruit training recenlly at back iii ;;..ct- :he":ruier husks after ; Wednesday night heard E. Calvin this summer actually are holding excellence during the' second se- David Gornowski. Paul Deen, 50 men on the job were shown ceived n milk license. The Wild and Innocent Heyman Manufacturing Company man. andl will take a position with the Loses His License the Naval Training C^enter, Grc-nt f^rst removing' tr.e outer ontrs and Shire, district Ueutenant governor 1 down two part-time jobs and at-and Adamas Carbide Corporation, mester of the 58-59 academic year. Craig Sands and John Conover. slides on various phases of con- Have you A license to sell ice cream from Texas V. S. Chemical Company at Mngistr.'ite Charles .1! Stevens l^-ikes, 111. The" gradiintion exer- SATURDAY MATINEE AUG. 1 both of Kenilworth, and Accurate Miss Jacobsen Is a graduate of n truck wns approved for Anthony Tuesday night imposed a fine of 1 tried Ballantine Port Neches, Tex. cises, marking (In «•»«! of nine Johnny Wrismullrr Bushing Company, Magnus .Chem- Cranford High School and is a Fiore of 102 Hickory road, Union. $105 and revoked for six months weeks of tifiot camp, incliuled a ical Company, and Thatcher F"ur- 'George Williams of 134 Giirllelii the driver's license of. Edward .5. CANIBAL ATTACK junior English major at Gettys- light lager Mr. and Mrs. Richard Potcrscn full dress paradi' anil review be- nac«? Company, all of Garwood, street was granted a license to Schmidt, 20, or West field when it fore military officials and civilian burg College. She is a member of of Rosellc Park hnve announced and Wakefern Food Corporation, keep chickens and ducks. was testified in Municipal Court dignitaries. The Wild and Innocent Elizabeth. Chi Omega sorority. lately? the birth of their first child, a The Board of Health refused a that Schmidt was clocked at 95 —o— daughter, Susan Lynn, on July 21 milk dealer's license to Aaron miles nil hour in thr Garden Stnte MON. & TUES. MAT. AUG. 3-4 COLONIAL ROOM at Elizabeth General Hospital. Mr. Abeles of 19 Jennings lane, North Parkway. *-» S|>/4 Donald P. Heller, son of iV Mrs. Edith K. Heller, 15 Hogcr Frankenstein 1970 BIG and Mrs. Charles Peterson of Plainfield, becsiuse of i\n un:i|>- The- defendant, a college stu- avenue, recently reenlisted in Ger- 3 *Mf my ' OPENING 103 Mohawk drive are the pater- prpved source of supply, according dent, was iirri*s1ed Monday by> nal grandparents. to John F. Kun/.e, health officer. many for six years in the Flegulrir Monster that Challenged Suggestions to State Trooper William I,ng:iri, Army. A supply specialist in The vital statistics report for who charged him with reckless Headquarters Company of the the World IJhat Are L-O-N-G THIS WEEK-END June showed 41 births, 21 deaths driving. Mr. and Mrs. Robert' H. Thom- Fourth Armored Division's 114th son of Hope Lawn announce the and 10 marriages. Ch.'irles Hopko of Carteret paid 3 DAYS STARTING WED. at the Sii'n.il H:itt ilion in G LOW PRICE! That operated by Mrs. Robert H. Thomson of 12 John WAYNE Lenox avenue is the paternal measles and 1 case of.searlct fever ,-ivenue, $4, iiiui Clenild .J. Dobbins WELCH means your shopping list is alwar* L-O-H-O on William 1IOLDEN grandmother. for the month. His report also of 109 Ktiplin street, $12, both PAPER MILL SAVINGS because more low prlcM Just nitutally NAT and ROSE showed the following: Complaints, failure to sicn.il; John Knroini, AI R-CON D IT I ON ED 27; food and drug, 35; environ- GRAPEADE add up to moi* cash savins* foe you. B« wia* .... (Formerly 01 The Lodge) Mr. * nnd Mrs. George Kochmer l!(i!) Willow ;ivf Mr. and Mrs. I. E. ARTHUR TREACHER PLalndeld 6-3500 WESTFIELKDrnm* 3-lktt D JUICE Kaminsky of 2 Mitchell place. Mr. Enroll Now For the Development Reading (in ptnon) In In our proijriiiii thr nvfiiiw ri';n)rr can Improve his r<>iiipr«-h«>i]slon, V>>. 1*9.984 selling beer in the East. July 22.' Mr. Cassel is proprietor xv ri/-a- r^"'^^"""^r'^y ^M iTiTP7~"^T^fc I CORNED BEEF of the Deb'n Heir shop at 11 North L GIN Next time ask the man for Union avenue. VACATION BIBLE SCHOOL Plus—HIT NO. 2 CHUCK CHOPP . Gregory PECK In HASH ENTIHTE WEEK! Mr. and Mrs. Lewis A. Goldberg sponsored by the Today Thru Tuesday! PORK CHOP HILL" • Buy 5 Ib. & Get 11b. FREE of 20 Rutgers road have announced Ballaiitine WED. MAT. AUG. 5th the birth of a daughter, Ellen Sue, MARILYN MONROE Use Some and FranaSonw * Ovf Old St. Croix v> on July 20 at Overlook Hospital, Cranford Baptist Fellowship and her bosom companion* "Canyon River" REDEEM YOUR 20c Summit. They also have a son, Tony CURTIS Jack LEMMON NEWSPAPER COUPOMS IMPORTED Michael, 3 years old. Mrs, Mary 5—"3 Stooge Comedies" Goldberg of 101 Spring Garden Adv. Cpt. Kldd — Cartoons HERE n ' V \ P. BMUNIINf t SOWS. NtWARK, N I ROOSEVELT SCHOOL "SOME BARBECUED TO ORDER WEST INDIES street is the paternal grandmother CHICKENS • CAPONS • DUCKS $%39 and Mr. and Mrs. Jack Holler of Orange Avenue - LIKE IT STARTING WED. EVE. 7 p.m. • TURKEYS Short Hills ore the maternal "IMITATION of LIFE" '^0 4/5 Qt. grandparents. HOT" RUM AUGUST 10 thru AUGUST 14 plus — Man against the Tiger on Same- Program Mr. and Mrs. Vincent De Mlcco Watch For: Cranford's Sunday Sharks.. of 43 Wadsworth terrace have an- From 9 a.m. Till 12 Noon "THIS EARTH IS MINE" "The Wild and Light or Dark Victor MATURE "HOLE IN THE HEAD" BIRDS-EYE—Leaf or Chopped nounced the birth of their seventh the Innocent" CAMPBELL'S or HEINZ DRESS Drug Store Schedule son, Scott Richard, on July 11 at • • • < "The Sharkfighters" "THE NUN'S STORY" Elizabeth General Hospital, Eliza- CinemaScope-CoIor i SPINACH 2^33* beth. The couple also has four ALL ARE INVITED BAKED BEANS daughters. oooooooooooooooooooooc BIRDS-EYE 2Pkgs. Breen's A son, Joseph Anthony, was AIR-CO NDITIO N.E D A PARK Ait TH€i* OWN 80 Proof born July 13 to Mr. and Mrs. Ben- Call BRidge 6-9491 For Further Information FRENCH FRIES 33< ito Buontempo of 210 Walnut ave- •i FOX THE SMALL SARA LEE Reg. 89c nue. Mr. and Mrs. Anthony Tinto K IDD I B lAftD * sale, clean, convenient, ROBE SCHER'S of the same address are the ma- PARK ternal grandparents and the ma- WBBTnKLD AV*.. KOSEIXB TAMM Two merry-go-rounds .» two boat rides . >: two trains | CLEANED AND PRESSED CHettnot S-OSSS CHOC. CAKE - VODKA ternal great-grandparents are Mr. two auto rides (• whip • chair swing :• free playground Makes A Smooth/Cooling Drink NOW THRU TUES. AUG. 4th and Mrs. J. DiFabio of 118 North hours of (un (or children or CINNAMON - COFFEE OPEN SUNDAY Lehigh avenue. Mrs. Anna Buon- THIRD QUARTERLY Gregory PECK at low cost • comfortable OLYMPIC PARK tempo of Italy and the late Joseph "PORK CHOP HILL" Fruits & Vegetables Get Your Cold Beer Here Buontempo are the paternal grand- INSTALLMENT OF 1959 scats for parents ;•. a [«. IRVIHGTOH-MAPLEWOOD CHEF BOY-AR DEE A.*Lto9 parents. . Susan HAYWARD NEW GREEN SHEETS1ft for everybody . big free show rides —• By the Bottle or Case Their third son, Robert Joseph, A WOMAN OBSESSED' ^OOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOO SPAGHETTI & lb • Baron's • Bell's was born to Mr. and Mrs. Horace MU.OW CAMS F. Corning, Jr., of 31 Cornell road, STARTS WED. AUG. 5th MEAT BALLS CABBAGE 2 19< UUNOUtOlflNIUO • Hathaway's • Seager's on July 11 at St. Elizabeth Hos- Fannie HURST'S LOCAL YELLOW CALL BRIDGE 64150 pital, Elizabeth. 'IMITATION OF LIFE" SKOURAS • AIR CONDITIONED — Free Delivery, Of Courwe — WILL BE CLOSED MOW Mr. and Mrs. William J. DiTullo TAXES SQUASH of 76 Centennial avenue have 'be- GOLDEN come parents' of their first child. AIR CONDITIONED lb Many of today"* Lisa Anne, who was born July 11 • "I. at Muhlenberg Hospital, Plainfield. vclous new dnig* were BANANAS 2 25< The maternal grandparents are WALT DISNEYS v noc available just fiM Mr. and Mrs. Stephen Eustice of yean ago. 103 South avenue, west, and the ARE DUE 4th somucfi Today, you can buy paternal grandparents are Mr. and DEBBY REYNOLDS PHONE medkwet of to much Mrs. James DITulio of 1£ Woodside Paul Fred Tony avenue. 6 0592 more therapeutic value DOL'GLAS CLARK RANDALL CO393 ,tk —you are really ftttiiul "THE MATING GAME" more for your money Tax Assessor Teaches [HAS.KURT7HK Xeea'd in>Cinem;iScope and Color * OWNED ,v OPERA i ED B'Y than ever before Tax Assessor Edward Marko- wlch spent last week at Rutgers AUGUST 1 Meyer LEVIN'S U Plietkm. University, New Brunswick, "COMPULSION" RH h R K L I N 6, SV5fSKhV, I we No Interest Charged If Paid by xr of DU jnd bust tht Wet kas e«tr stta'. Lea ThtmEver where he terved as an Instructor Diane Orson Dean iUJNt HoURs d AM 1v) br'M UAK. • LIQUOR STORE solrttle in the 'Principles of Municipal VARS WELLS STOCKWELL I J Assessing" at the annual confer- August 10 NUhlUN*WC. CRAIi - We Deliver - ence of municipal assessors. STARTS WED. AUG. 5th iv- 21 N. UNION AVE. BRIDGE 44)150 To Bo SAFE and SURE BRIDGET BARDOT Tis not what man does which TOWNSHIP OF CRANFORD BUY YOUR PRUGS IN A DRUG STORE! exalU him, but what man would TAX COLLECTION DEIfT. "LOVE IS MY do!—Robert Browning. PROFESSION'' CHANTORD CITIZEN AND CHRONICLE, THURSDAY. JULY SO, CSAXftSHS 3T AXD CSSJSKOJE. TSTS3DAT. JTLY $3, 19SS F**d- Calvary Teachers Washington Rock Campers Tli William T.Cole,Jr.£ride Fete Miss ftwn f *=.-•« Mr* Joseph Frr-r Teadsers tn ti* j«= Include 34 From Cranford Exchange Vows m Virginia n m In Toms The second twev-week encampment at Washington Rock Girl Scout ier MKlifi we*k bv hccor d iUss. Council's two camps ended Saturday, with a total of 34 Cranford girls. thivi' from Garwood and live from Kenilworth amonc the campers for •••"&*•:>'•'.• ,l,:it period. Girls nt Camp Lou.Henry Hoover, Mlddlevllle, from July 12 to ldd the-following-from Cnmf'O'd: Nancy Ann and. Susan held 4: ^ Taps was sung, a bugle added the ,.\i:n.'\v, Susan Bonhum, Linda Day final notes to the ceremony. M: i^c Mrs. *i*~—-L=I T C^fc- • \r ;, Marilyn. Dimock, Barbara Felz, The campers returned homi' Cor.-.**'.'. — H: - "._ •A _r. T^.irr.' 1 Saturday, and the counselors pre- •s. ZjZT. „: ••;(•• cz r^.' Sin Gornowskl.;. Janice Hamer, pared for the new encampmen Jones, Barbara Kowalski •.-:t:«-.-r,s-- -.,- beginning the next day. •.•(••^^ rj* ; n; •: : '' "^ '" -•r :_rjr 5>r--- jmly Motto. Susan Popik, Kristine c~t, * * -.; - -V;.;T-r ^•jr-irs -u .-_r. .;^- Hfitino. Cynthia Roberts, Paula F. "•: - r • v.r Cri_rJ.v. S.lhy. Curol Ann 6tadnyk. Bar- Fractures (x>llurboiic •ST.-.—*' '. _~ :• rj* ".*-_? v-s. r^,,^ > f . - -p. _ . - . li;ii:i Washburn, Paulu Willfieroth In Auto-Bike Mishap %1 J A4P's Famous $upcr-Right" Quality -, —... • r r ~< :iinl Patricia'Ann Zlobro. Robert Wederich, 5, son of Mr. • AMIRICA^S DEPtNDAl.ll POOD MIRCMANT ----- "* — •* - ~~~ r TX~ •- .; . * -i T^* Oihi-r cumpors from this area and Mrs. Robert P. Wederich of X ,-.f -•:--• ' wt'iv Sue Kurlowicz and Gail 104 Massachusetts street, West- *.r.'- :•: Wiiilivvein of Garwood and Diane Held, suffered a fracture of the ^ ••;•:' r :."t "->; V .v.< K-~;'; -i_rl-. V*..'--". s •-.-•--* .-_* V Miulson'of Konilworth. loft collarbone when a bicycle he -•>--£•;• --- -.' •- /- ;.•'•• •.' T* •*£*-! ^ *>T —',}." '' l.oc;il llfth iniil" sixth was ridini! was in collision will ;'•*.« rj i-.impfis nt Camp Blue. Heron. an automobile in RoiJer avenue at :ir .: z.\~. -t--- £.5 Vtt- fi:JT7>* *.' \tr ar..'. M:^ A 1- Sparta,, included the following Fairlleld avenue at 4:40 p.m. Fri- -^•./- -j•~z..~.L ~L-id:.-: from Cranford: Elaine Auerbaoh, day. TWT *1 :: ,l,.;m H. ClulT. Bnrbani Ann Gon- The boy was also examined for Y.z. xz.r. xr^s i.^"..-..:z .'»:.ir.<.~ CN SSSTJSA HipiiSAV—Hr. Susst^ «" Ki.—;< ;.; mll. .lacquelinc Dukes, Leslie Ann a possible shoulder injury by Dr A:;- a-.d ^"^ Eo» ,ir^ .--.-I K^c- TURKEYS Klilridge, Fran c e s Grayson. Carl J. Ilunsen of 38 SprinKlleld IVn'o'thea [Guinther, Lnura I'l'lHll1. SOS* BDXU.T J. MAVXIXG :.-.ri Hifh <;hcv::. ^ er-.y'.o>e-d ij a S^'.-rd-.:- :'• r -;- : •>. .^ -.v Hopper,. Kathleen Hume, Susan Police report that the boy was <<.jreuvr> by To—^ ?.:ve: S.'_~»er ",:o- ••' —'••:- -::' _ , Kromi'r. Janet Louise liny. Linda moviiiK south in Fairlleld avenut READY-TO-COOK i-i M-.::work.--ir.c Her huirar.d —>>— "^." M Solliy, Hannah B. Shull, Donna and the auto, driven by Otto J. viyre-Jlanning i:.:«r.icc school ir. L:t P^cr B S-.cver^. VSNK. ^j^ I.,-.- Smith and Stephanie Tris- Torjesen of 1310 Central avenue i-i :? er.plcyec.ty A .'. Gu'.! .Kt <- ;•; Mip-.ri-.^'r.ir'af .' >:t-v- ,'^\ li-.mi. West field, w"as traveling west in U. S. Gov't Inspected Trof Ji Announced Sir-i-e-d three years .r. :he Arr.-.y , . _< ±::'z Mr> S:e\ «::•_< d 10 <..::;.• ",\". ' r Kiiiilworth rompers nt Blue Rotter avenue. Or. -J-.eir rev_~ 'ro~ a iic;:y --..; r.vi-1. :-d: Fr.iiy i-z \:~c.->. Al^irthday Party Vrs. "£ Heron were Kathie Carell, Nimcy Lt. Ralph .!. Knury and Patrol- :ny :o Neu- Yc*rk S:a*.e. the o^_-,.c jt^ ..here he •.v.'.l af.er.d the NA\ • Sizes 4 to 12 lbs. .l:me Tfitzner, Deborah Rnso and man Raymond Davidson investi- ! will make the.r ho^e :z. Z:~\< ^; S-_;?'.y S^h>:: fo-r i.\^r.:~< I'IUT.VI Ann Vinella. Claire Van gated. ' R:\er. He •»:'. :~.er. z--c z*$\gr.e<£ to a sh.:;.- (INCLUDING BELTSVILLE) Mrs 1'i'lt attended from Garwood. BIRTHDAY Social Happenings Oiw <>f the hiKhlights at Camp Certified as Pharmacist Mr. and Mrs H^r;^ r '-.-;--* —°—' ^ IUIII' Heron was a costume party oi 11 Beech street .ret_rr.ci S.."- y- ^-d Mrs. Chistir C Kother.- .. Georne K. Irwin of Cranfonl "Suptr-HI(M" Qullty — Fmhly 8raai« :mil :ill-i':imp sinn which took place was amonK the 7« successful can- day aiter a t*.vc-r.".cr.tr. •. i."_:.."•" • ^-rjcr o-i *I6 Cafir.o avir.ue ha\ev ., Arro: ;- _ -\V.'.".ow street. ai ;i canipilre.- One-Saturday thet didates who reside in New Jersey ! t'rtp through the N\rtr...<>" ;~- ~-t^rr.i>d fr>::". a :hr\.x-'.v evk.<" v.i- t- Kills planned a Wide Game, which Who recently received pharma- GROUND BEEF 43. )•.'.: i-.-. Mrs rU\v Zschiry and Crav-ior-d. C.arx. is -i long-term gume of camp im- cists' certificates, according, to an • Super Rl^ht Quality GENUINE SPRING ^ ;-. .-.:i- Mir>. Kj'.r.y ir.d E'.ier.. prowmeiit projects, nature quests. Allinsen Canacia and a cc^". '.T.V .^r. ".r.e announcement by tin- State Hoard .. '. :* V.iJLj:;r, cr.vo, vacatiohec ar.i dauih Mini: uritiiiK, tftc., creatin« an op- of Pharmacy. i Great- X^.i*;c>. Tht> ". .>~"iio ^.tr. • ^ ^^^^ ^ -y .^ Mr> Delano I\- imi'iunity to learn new camp skills On California Trip ::r i --.xi: i: Ellsworth, Me. : r 1; Come See . . . You'll Savl S ^_ ;'their >or:-:r:-la- a~i ^i_i":er Vr X.."^.,JL"'*.T' . mid to use imagination and re- FLANK STEAKS ir d M Ci ;v r : i: a :> Mitts Delimer Mr?. Kalph C. Heath of 1 Eng- ' - V " -'' - " ~ w::h the :.vl: MHiicefulness. "Suptr-Rickt" Qiality—CMiblutiM ClMp* « Stewiig - - -- — in Port-ar.-. Ore.i. r. :-r r.ve we-eks (Continued jyom Page I) LEGS or LAMB MIX OR MATCH 99' SALE! A Scout's Own program was struck by n car driven by Robert for another night, with the Francis, a next door neighbor in ilieme "Friendships — Old and LAMB SHOULDER 43c Silver Hay Point. Toms River. Nrw." WHOLE or EITHER HALF 'SUPER-RIOHr COLD CUTS Prospcritre Bride She was taken to the hospital p| Tin- Sunday afternoon program by the Toms River First Aid Feted at Shoicer fur July 1!) was a water carnival Regular c Old Fashioned loaf TITS' "Me Squad. Your Cbolci !>y the waterfront staff with ruces Style C ;.;.: •.-••.:•: L^y \^i- V.r. and Mrs. Lewis G. bauble Miss Dehmer will entcjr her SLICED BACON :55c L •••.••.»: ' sr.d :hc:r children. Pa'Jiy ar.d Mary • :iiul stunts. The campers spent !. Pickle or Olive Loaf -fiTJ;"" 29e Mr and Mrs Si~ue: Cohens senior year at Cranford High Ib. —.— Kay. oi 11 HU'.side piscv. vaea- RAW JUICES AND DIET the following rainy' evening 55 •t(ul«r ieltll 6«. School this fall. Her father is ar.d the.r >.-n. Dary".. oi BethUhe-. iMtheitxl around the llrcpluce in Uxwy Loaf • u. *u. :;. ?.-.•;: i~i M_?j C'.ara '.lor.ed ior a wetk at Ocean Beach. proprietor of Dehmer's Flower r*a. v. •.'.•_ be week-end gue.t-~ o^ •FOR THE ARTHRITIC the dining room before bedtime. FANCY SHRIMP 69c Shoppe and active in the Cran- 4 Mrs. C.M-vr_s" parents, Mr. a.~.d A st;iiT hunt took place Tuesday Re»lar Bologna T :-•••. > t.--.i"lay ai:er Mr. and Mrs. -Edmond Bre'.'.o c; . ford First Aid Squad. tun Mrs- .V.t-ert ?. Morrtw oi 1A with the staff hiding in :••:*: i> g-is's-oi Mr. 1*3 Columbia avenue are a: harr.e all c***-* (imlM RiUU :> }: ?/..•:;- Bcye:te of 214 after spending two weeks :r.'Jadt- Har.-.:.tor. avenue. trees inul shrubs in the main camp Mr. and Mrs. Eugene N. Ged- Lwcbeoi Meat . i'.i:.ji. ! sonville. Fla. • • i ° ;ni',i and the campers,- with a few dings of 8 Makatom drive and Mr. A P s Dependable Grocery Values! Iliular Riltll 99< members of the staff, hunting forand Mrs. G. Holmes Williams and Uyermrst • u. ilil. -t---. ! the- p-ir<-c _c I ,—0— i Mr- and Mr?. Leslie ?. Hale of For FREE BOOKLET en Value oi Raw Juice* and Diet for the thenj. A prize of candy bars went [laughter, Sandra, of 14 Makatom i.r.i' Mrv" C. B. Ogder. and' Mrs. H. P. JeSers ar.d children, i-4 Lenov aver.ue and Mr. ar.d Arthritic — Write Department C ^s. Jcuir: ar>d David, ol 19 • Kirk. Sharon ar.d Karen, of Ro- j Mrs. J M. Por.irvgton of Haverford. ti> the Paradiso Unit for finding hive, spent last week-end in furt L.u.r quanlltl.i iold at our tew regular prlcaa \J. Y^ are viiiticfi lor | Pa, fomierly oi. Crar-orc. are va- ACME DISTRIBUTING CO. the most counselors. Oeciui City, Md., where they saw Miss Glenn Geddings play the lead ktttk Re<^er\oirv . Lake J two weeks with Mrs. JerTers" par- cationing on Cart-.p Brttcn Island. 215 WEST JERSEY ST. ELIZABETH N. J At a "last night ceremony" Fri- DEL MONTE PMINE JUICE -r.^r. Ar?t:< Oc-ur.tr>' Cl- role in,a performance of "Gigi" by 37 N. V. j ents. Mr. and Mrs. C. F. Von Lynn Xova Soo::a. day night each girl sailed u small Tr-ey ali-o \-i«r.e-a M.arru. of 12 Centra! avenue cundle-iboat in the lake. As the.he Lighthouse Players. Miss Ged- di Punta G-orda- * V.r. ^d Mrs. Albert P. Morrow j —a— small lights glowed from the dark dings is a drama major ut Mary 46 a. 1A HaKnihon aver.ue have re-j Mr*. F^renoe Clark ci Canton. lake, campers and staff joined in Washington College, Fredericks- fcgrtiileJflcM :urr.c-d hoirie\after spending three j N". V.. w-.Si return honte Saturdav- their last goodnight songs. After burg, Va. VEGAMATO 2 65 1 board ti^eir boat, the Listc. ( after v:s:t:r.g i'cz StA era! weeks KOOS ?L;-r.rr.c«r.-d. Va_ wtrt Monmouth BeSiph. • I with her son-:n-!a\v ar.d daaghter. Oillvirvi Fresh Dally its of Mr. and Mrs. Hugh Mair iMr. ar.d Mrs. Harvey K. Nevalls. CUT STRING BEANS C d 2(»0 Sjrnnxr.eld avenue. G'jeitf . Barbara Morgan ofNjersey City i Jr., of 107 Elrr.ori avenue, Drajwrv 1 SWEET CORM/ 10 25 i~.u f-i-vtnl ciys last week were i""" the guest this week\*f .He!er.! . —o— or SUCCOTASH VJC KC Dr. ind Mrs. \V. J. Eax- ' lt'i\t NJ HttMOra MKMS 47 Svttt, Jaley Sr^. and! Ernest C. Woliord of 11 Enghsh LIBBY'S 4 Mae Dickey, daughter of tiT oi Gia.>tov. Sci.'tlar»d. -a-ho Sj>ecial Mrs. Charles Dickey oi 437 e has returned from St. Vin- r.iw rjbw gone- to Bra^:!.'~ht-rt he | cent's Hospital in New York C::y. SLICED Bins FRESH PEACHES 3^25* i- the Gl^igoM-' deJtcite to ir.t Hirry McNeill. >\vhere he had been a patient since Frsp Jirssy ftms CUSTOM MADE Wor'.d Council of Churches.. - - -• ir - Mr. and Mrs. G. Glenwood S:rith | eisiy. June. or DICED CARROTS can S W. Henderson atSCHER'S LIBBY'S 3S Coltiv»Ud OF FIBREGLAS 4 .: .••'..-rvn :.re vacationing' and their son>. Kevin and Glenn. •——— Mr. i.r.6 Mrs. Earl ParTra-.r. and i;;";"-.' . ••-•. i-;-'»:> it Sari City. Lon^ of 181 Mohawk drive, spent a week Mrs. Theodore R. Ske)- u-r. Holly, of .122 L<.;'_;-. ; j,... -., r~ .,.'.:..• Tr.cy will return at Hampton Beach. N. H. They j ton oi <:tastota. X. Y.. .\Cero SUNGLASSES Evening In Paris 8e >j-cr.t at AVel^t-cro. Pi. ti t-'.-e j-.-....r 4 .:! iri-n were Ruests of the TALC & COLOGNE SET LIBBY SWEET PEAS 43 street. twtst, Jsloy *"G:ar.d Canyon C'f Pt-r.r.:> 1 ."i-'_i " | -J,.. ^ ;or.s last week-end. • Mrs. Mr. and Mrs. Frank May j Trie i^-conc wei-c. M.?-: i ".V.i:::=r:: T<-rry and children. L>-nnc thtcir, children, Carolyn. Avis and ; Mr. and Mrs. Charley J. Koth $1.00 & up pip. if RED PLUMS S»r«cf Quality 51:.- Piflratr. w:5! ->.ir. fcir ^.iTi: ^i^'i.-.i BiUy. of 297 Stroughton ave- Barbara, of 3! Dartmouth rc\id. are : and their son. John, of i si>tcr for a' week i: •_•>. A •.p.ir.>. '-..-.o ;,!-.d Mrs. Robert Sleesman of $2*25 89^ •1460 at home aftt-r vacationir.j; for two drive, returned last week ^ KLEENEX MCIAL TISSUES NY.. fiiv >•. Z-ZJZ -.'J•. :;.;:Z en- I '.(, Fiske terrace spent the daweeky s at W<_->t Harwich, Cajic- Cod.. 10-day motor trip to Bar Hai BARBASOL DEODORANT 2 47- cair.prr.e::', u.13 :.<. >.-».z. t.-.ere vesterdav. MMa s .'Me.; Nova Scotia; New Brunswii BRUSHLESS SHAVE POTATOES — JC Pi.r'»:, S" Y. Canada; Vermont and N«.w Hamp- CREAM CORN FLAKES 1 "Z ZT fafra Larp Uu Phone FUhen 8-3700 Mr. and Mrs. Stuart Snqwden} Mr. and Mrs. Harry Kieslinu of shire. CREAM Tussy -Veto* Mr. i-nd Mr.- Vj.r.:;; 1. O'P.e.Hy and family of 87 Glenwood road 17 HanulTon awnue returned home 1 ! Large Tube o; :Zl Oii: lir.t .n- , rix^nt visit to the "Sun The count on Dad TALCUM Thrifty Frozen Foods! Jantts \V:lhj-j'.> ci' Pittsburgh. Coast" ot Florida. Mr. and Mrs:. Cosmetic Bags Fine Dairy Values! Pa., J studir.t at Lehigh University ' H. R. My rs of S Roger avenue t Reg. 69c Mfku IfllNl'l in Bi.thlchtni. Pa., .-jxr.t tr.e week- • >aw the Sarasota Ju\jgle Gardens.^ Old Fashioned Sale Days Specials to know, the answers Vs OFF Special 49f More Grocery Buys! it Maeat* er Swiss When they need a lilt on their homework, children usually CHICKEN TV DINNER MEL-OBIT MAGIC & FUN FOR PARTIES turn to Dad. In their book, he knows the answers! With ^ GLEEM Ubby't—nnaappU wi —— TODAY, FRIDAY, SATURDAY— Side-splitting fun b comedy magic with live rabbits, equal confidence they counf on Dad twith an able assist FEM'S 2 *~ t9« TUNA FISH doves fc free souvenirs ior your child's birthday TOOTH PASTE ^ cant *~" Sharp CtaMar Cheese *•« ^^ —* »> 85* party, churches, dubs, tc all occasions. from Mom> to see to it that they get the college education SANITARY NAPKINS Slietd Strawberries lfc SWISS SliOOt *»fc««*-»tot«rA Oom«M. Jj J7« that will give them a good start on the road to success. 1 K: 39* FRUIT COCKTAIL 25 MR. MAGIC Dad has the answer to this problem too: His own system- 2 ** 49* Box of 12 OA4 Bai^uet Meat Pies CALL EL 3-4939 — EVENINGS MildGhed-IMit .rsZZr w75« 17 EMERSON PORTABLE atic savings liere plus our generous rate of return will add Reg. 62c ,/~ Reg. 49c W Fish Sticks "-'J I 55' tchp ad for future reference' CLING PEACHES,: Kraft's Qbatx-Whlz >-—~ ';«• up to "what it takes!" CkvlaiM N«Ud and D»v«m«d $ .95 BOBBY PINS Domottic pig. " TELEVISION 0/ CURRENT • Insured Savings Accounts ALCOHOL onnmp FRUIT COCKTAIL *"'-~ tiled or pi,." Br««b»o«*'»—V 4 Complete With Antenna Have you ever tasted the 3 /0 DIVIDEND • Money Orders • Travelers Cheques Rainbow Trout €«p*n John** Tompi** Brand 2 * «• 134 B»« Sin DEL MONTE FIGS 2 "- 55' v :i1 One Pint |5^ Excellent For Kitchen, Den, Bedroom or Porch Reg. 25c Each Fried God Fish DaiMi Yogurt «* « «» - 1 cupVI* !$• MORTGAGE MONEY AVAILABLE c FLY-DED JANE PARKER —YOUR CHOICE SLICED BEETS. •"'—' 4r37 8 PROPHYLACTIC UflX TWUfTY Ml TntUK.. TOOTH BRUSHES PUSH BUTTON WHOLE BEETS """' 4 - 37* • •• i VEST POCKET SIZE PINEAPPLE $ 75 Magic 2 for 49< INSECT KILLER ORANGE JUICE — 1 ~ 85* HOT or ICED! TRANSISTOR RADIOS The enjoyment d Reg. 70c srSo 69< or LEMON PIE MARCAL ZL1^: 4^35' RED CIRCLE — 17 9 A.M. is incomparable! Two delicious fruit-flavored pies, TW MEAT ATUNTIC • MOftC TC* COMTAMT wa sw. HHL i- To 9 P. M. liucious pineapple or tangy lemon. *F C»«y drop d »h«sir » PtnUdtlphii is tt yutt SAVINGS & LOAN -57* •MS . old ... tteM wU (wst (TM nwtnl tpintt. Baked, in a flaky crust. 47 m4 Wi—r pig. of 9i 'is* twnict i tiriasuu root •iioin' ' 1 i, CRANFORD RADIO, Inc. : i. ' Caramel Pecan Buns ParUr nun O'CLOCK ESTABLISHED 1««7 ^ASSOCIATION Ma. 91 YEARS OF DRUG Raisin Pound Cake Prices «ff«cHv* thru Saturday, Aug. 1st to Open Monday and Thursday Evenings. CORNER NORTH AND UNION AVENUES cut ft tS M77 Jhiluilclnhitt " SERVICE IK CRANFORD 1959 Super Markets tmd S«lf-S«nrk« stores only. 26 EASTMAN ST. BRIDGE 6-1776 GOLD L ABE OFFICE HOURS _ 8:30 JLM. to 4 P.M. Monday thru Friday 8IDNEY SCHER. R«0. Oj*n Monday Evening* fi:30 lo • PJH. SOUTH fc WALNUT AVEI. BRIDGE t-0141 FREE DELIVERY 103 MILN ST., CRANFORD-OPEN EVERY THURSDAY & FRIDAY UNTIL 9 •(,_ •" I- I, I CRANFORD CITIZEN AND CHRONICLE, THURSDAY, JULY 38, 195S m CRAICFORD CITIZEN AND CHRONICLE, THURSDAY, JULY 30. 1959 ION TWO Page Six School Work prox:":uVK 90 ptrctnt of all sub-'made this week at llu- antelope, elk. coyote. Summer Band dividttdivided: a-ana'noa ^nonn subdivided Unl-nd Winners oof the doll contest i mountain lion, wnwilda mr«eyturkey,. bullal"""•"o" (Continued from Page 1) ONLY FULL HALF HAMS OBITUARIES and structure- m the municipality, were: Pam Sharrier. John Taber. 'and bear roam at will. The land Roberts, Richard Schiller, Virginia process -— -It is -"de^ou.-. scheme To spot MUn S.mour*. .Barbara l.udlum. : area is covered .with various kind Seymour. Joseph Steiner. Mrs. Gerald Davis of Garwood.•cid;; 2o-e -r/pia " nfi'iTV lands and re- K.:thy Scaiil..n. Dorothy Earta and o:-vegetation and the streams ai .• Drums, John Aragona. Patricia save at Koos big 4-store sale of famous Berr.aJme Madden. : alive vvijh lish. Robert J. Schott Mrs. Charles Robertson of West- q^rre :r.e- be developed in ;»c- Callarian. Santo Cavallarq, Richard Reported Winner- of tr.e watermelon con-' The b«.-,v: are premised in the Services were held Monday for tU'ld, Mrs. Haro'd Rausch of Han- cvirdjr.ic w:th higher restrictions. Denzau, Jerry Friedman, James Besides the.work that is being Robert J. Schott, 26, son of Mr. lit •i..Hire describing the tour thath . over, and Mrs. Kash Macur of \Af.iih oo no: appiy t.. sim-.lar _ test U ere: l\\ throuci seven years. they will lake part in such varied I Hawkins. Warren Haydon. Rich- done to prepare Lincoln School to and Mrs. Joseph M. Schott of 202 Henryville. P;a.; two brothers, erues :n tr.e same ] s Bon Butl.-r Joe SMOKED HAMS house the offices presently located ad.Vitirs as climbing an 11.700- | ard Holmquist. Dean Krogman, E. North avenue who drowned Adam Nuerenberger of West field Mr. R_;xrr.s-.e;n cha on the -first floor of, Cleveland 1 ,„„! n-.oiir-.'.airi. suing the sunrise j Samuel McDowell, Bart Ostro, JasL.Fridayjr? ? ski" diving acci-. : eight through t«-n years. Fruiik. Shank Half Butt Half junior High School, Paul G Dover: , - „ n,oiinirtin-:op. sitting in ..a.a.} {Thoma T s .'.Robort^.. .Susan __Sassi. dent at Lake Saginayr. Sparta. Rev. a sister. Mrs. •\'u« k. P..n" SHeriiaii.riier', "•• V.-l '• "Chicff, supervisor- of -buildings Frederick Fairclough. pastor of Anna Switzer of ^oftl^all. Canuron, Dt>u^ -Pere.'., ami Betty fell. v. .-hi|. campfire under western ;t>rew Scott, William Tyree. Craig Mountainside, andj;10 grandchil- Weber, Carl Wendelken. :lr.d maintenance, said that addi- Zion Lutheran Church. Rahway Pa$' Jane Mo.'in.:. In the eleven years , ski-s. :in.i firing • at ' a ' full-sized dren. Trumpets, Robert Abbott, John tumaKwork is also being carried officiated at services held at Gray •md up c.ite^ory winners w •!<•:;deer tarrei with a 30-06 ritie. The were rr. t oy "he t:ir!s. Bickunas, Robert Brunnex, Nor- J out/at ^Ithese schools and other Memorial. 12 Springfield avenue. _ Can.iy Borges. Kathv Scanlon. brochure says that among Hijh School Tilings they will camp "for days by j , Cornpton, Gregory Grote. CENTER CUT SLICES Ib. 79c biiilflings inxthe Cranford schoo I; Interment was at Fairview Ceme- J©S*|>Il-A. Haitll. Si;.-an S..nti:!!:. Geoi- ' ir arl 'system during^he summer vaca- •: • r clear mountain streams in beauti- ' Frank Grasso, Clyde Henderson. tery. Westlield. Funeral si-rvico were and A! K.ey!i. 1.-. — NEWPORT FARMS BRAND — THE BEST — lu! aspen grov. i." | Bruce Hinton. Robert Kasdon. tion. \. He was'graduated from Cran- , Monday at th<« DaiuD..11:.. ! J. II,J, on..: Walnut •:-..i a iol::j.i him: w.;l b,' c On Thursday. August 20. they I Thomas Mokrycki, Robert Musso, An area of the\playground ford High School and attended i and Sons Home for Kuiu-r^L- This A..k i.i,V r. ;i:ni a around Lincoln SchooIXwill be iV will le;ive New Mexico and move j;aiui;,ll Nelson, Nicholas Pi alo. later da e Newark College of Engineering for ' Eii/ab,:h for-tftiM-ph A. •A«-re made t. * w.iu rr; r! hen he •alri'.it Mi. Chieff said that the painting dians-E\ploiei-Troop 2230. A kiv.i fri.,uh horn, William Hawking CHOP SPECIAL! 'Church. ." u::r. the ri.lk-.v; > In-!!'.. Tru- ct.il.li i n is a ccivmoriial chamber or struc- - .trombones. Allan Nies. Theodore ,,t Cleveland and Lincoln is being stopped on :he Hudson Kv;«ri> pl.iSlter.--, ticad Li: .;< rle! Besides his mother and father of the New Ji-r-i'.v Turnj ike V..n nd mi.- 'nat is a part of Pueblo In- oide; baritone. Donald Dixon. Gor- dune by the school system's own he leaves a sister. Mis Richard Shaw ir..i A.:elo Shaw. !.• ^V •-!. Indian di ssrs o::: o: p..per — FOR A QUICK EASY MEAL!— tiainlt-rs. Sebastian Martin and Newark. Interm< n: was ut Ev : di::Ii arcllitectltl'e. , don Wells; viWJitis. I.inda Bottge, Waring Of Somerville.and his ma- Steve .:; slow.-:, JJiK. r the In.M.,:i C'o Muhail Cherego. The work o green cemHery. T!'-.;. t" VI day -after a possible JclTri.v. Frank.l>sStephen Gosin- ternal grandparents, Mr. and Mrs. Krii.n :ck. .jii : -fU-rtnesT' r,:,rv Party. holders and p..per Ma U. S. Choice die two men who were hired A n.iMve o! Brooklyn. r.e u.. moin:liir scim ilu-y will board the skv, Carolvn VoriNjlulowVonNjlulow: cers. train- for' Chicago and from there ,M'voi;il months ago was praised n:r.«- \ear>. s!oj>j'.:e>t. Fi'.-TH'es Til.- folli.uing wei.e.. w.mjippj »» Gregory. Busch, Thomas Sacken; Rib Lamb Chops Ib. 69c highly by the supervisor. years a!t< r living pr<-\.':.,iMy will tr..nsi,->- to "The New York- string bass, Gerald Schuivcm. !l«nr> OllMiirk Linden and E!i/.-.b« th.. He iv;.- e Foret: .:.. J-.i-U Du-kman and B.tr-Ill:- 1.4 •anui hunt: five >ears. J;(nrt er." a streamline train that will U. S. Choice Tie said that the two have al- GAKW(.)OlV— A High Mass of pl<;>.-«-. . anif T.-m ven >ear.-.. j;:.ii:.: «i C.arcia: pom! of d.-p.itur.- in Summit on, Edward U. Hodenberg of 2(Ji» Loin Lamb Chops ...... Ib. 79c the outside of Lincoln and will at Si Vladimir's Catholic Church. > the List sixii-en >ear> and \ E-!..!ir nest. I'ian<- Mai'sh, • ears. l'...r liar.i M .u.-ame; ten Suiui.y.'Augus! "3. Elizabeth avenue is in Mulilenbui'gx^ have repainted all of its class- Elizabeth, for Her-.ry Oilinick ofjm.ml.trr of IJK-.A 47K. Te..n Blake Pipeline .. and Suzie M.ix- i i.ii>'.n',:•„•. FiiU.-r; elev.-n ^Hospital. Plaintield. where he was Center Cut Pork Chops ... Ib. 73c rooms by September. They wil 34! South avenue who died last ' I'nion of Newark r':eld; .^-e.^nest. Karen Town. Sand> ..rs. Chip Specliai is; twelve Do your duty on time all the j taken, Tuesday afternoon after brjM" repainting the outside trim Thursday in Ovrlikik Hospital* He l-.-.ves i.i.- wife. Mr Vl'o'.et Max!":.eld. ani Henry Koehl'-r. ,Is. Karen I'.r. • wiili^- anil tlur- time!—Manfred Pakas ' being taken ill.at his home. ,,( Cleveland School as well as the after a short Ulne.-s, Interment was ' Flint Barth: four sons. J •ph A. In th;^ ten \ears and over c.ite- !<. It !)!<•• (,..11. Shoulder Pork Chops ..... Ib. 39c classrooms. at Fairview Cemetery in Westlield. i Jr.. of Clark. J.mc T. o: Color.ia. ; gory; winner> were: sloppiest. IVte Mr. Chief! said that masonry Rev. Roman Bodnar, pastor, of- and Thomas E. nd Richard R . Occ:. Rxr.ald Kline, and . • Rot.u-rt Puhlir Affairs Fresh Ham Cutlet .... Ib. 69c u'ork is being done and other work He ri<: "fastest. Bobbv Iirown. fen-d ttie XTass. The funeral was both at home two daughters. Mrs heies e(mer?lkCO-ED VRMIN supervised at Lincoln by three men from the Doolcy Funeral Home. 218 j Fred Sacks of Winlield and Mr,. g^y Town, and Bob .Hoffmann: ' WILSON CERTIFIED win) arc instructors in the high slowest. Bill West. Rose Marie 'ion of the American Embassy in M'hnol industrial shop during the North avenue, west, in Cranford. I AnsU-y I>,ng of Cranford. u ^ nitive of Pol-ind Mr Ollinick Other survivors art- six grand- iSizer. and Kathy Finn, and clean- ^ " shivia. In the Four Power M-hool year. They are Joseph who'w,' 73 c-ime to this countrv children: <"' brother, Frank of EIiz- |t.-st. Don Leonard. Brcnda Werner.; "ego-.ations for the Austrian . .... where he can't "bear" to Goodman, Emit Schulman and Roy ;il and three sisters. Mrs 'and Ruth Ann Wehrenburg. | Treaty, he represented the U..S. RIB ROAST BEEF 3fi vears ago. He lived in Garwood >«'th. pass up our daily special. Daniels. Kh 36 years and operated a tailor shop 'Pauline Jacobson of Tucson. Ariz.. , Lincoln I ••"oiiinu-suitwr in Austria. As Doesn't this sound tempting? Aceording to Mr. Chief!' one Mrs. Abbott Fidel of Washington, j A tether ball tournamenent and a Pul)l»" atT.iirs adviser, he has half of the classroom floors have N. J.. and Mrs. Agnes Kennedy of \. Tt-ssje Hyrinky Ollinick, died in hum ate heid this j'servej d the Department of State in already been scraped at Lincoln I week. Last week a bubble gum the Bureaus of Near East ern. South February. 1957. Elizabeth. I week. Last week a bubble gum II h B School and the remainder will be (contest and a costume parade was j Asian and American AlTairs. He leaves two daughters. Mrs. ( Dr Kl FRIDAY'S SPECIAL finished,by September. The work | held. The children also made' pot - - Bread or Hardroll SWIFT'S and ARMOURS two sons, Domnuck of Cranford. Winncrs in the bubble gum versity in lim.'He holds a docto- three coats of wax. Similar work tions on the area in which the contest were: five and six years. rate frotn Brown University where Tea or Coffee will also be completed in class- THIS WEEK ONLY . . . BUYS BUYS RESTONIC MATTRESS and Peter of Garwood; five grand' plaintiff's lands and premises are BUYS "SPRING AIR" SET! children and a srster-in Poland. Chris HarU, April Cookc. and he was a member of the faculty rooms at Cleveland School in time located although no changes have Jackie Korner; seven and eight and freshman dean before entering 65c for the fall opening. taken place to justify the .imposi- years. Walt Scpko, Paula Komer. the foreign service. LACE - TUFTED MATTRESS! WITH A POSTURE CENTER! Waller >lr(»ii|nis tion of such higher restriction. He In work that is being carried TILL NOW, SOLD AT $159! and Barb Hcinman; nine and ten Arrangements for this program CHUCK ROAST out at other schools in the sys- GARWOOD — A-Higfr Mass of argues that the restrictions im- years old. Francine Di Paolo and are under the direction of Mis. tem, a gas water heater is being posed by the ordinance are un- Incredible price? Yes ... for any mattress . . . Requiem will he offered at 10 a.m. Nancy Patterson; eleven years and Ernest W. Schroeder, foreign installed by contractors at the And only at Koot in all Jersey can you buy iHor $381 That's right . . . you get BOTH mattrett and box- tomorrow at St. Anne's Church, reasonably adapted to accomplish up. Pat Paffenroth. John Vergalln policy chairman of the Cranford Hinh School, and top soil is being let alone a luxurious mattress like this! Imagine, it's What makes this mattress such a fabulous find? spring! Save $71 on the complete set ... only Garwood. lor Walter McGinnis. 57, the purpose for which zoning is and Jeff Briefer. League,'who reports that the eve- delivered at various buildings for lace-tufted for a heavenly sleeping surface. Made of by famous Restonic, it's not only extra-firm ... but because Koos scooped up a huge quantity of ditcon- of 320 Hickory avenue, an elec- permissible. Winners in the costume parade ning will include a question period. CO-ED DRIVE IN landscaping and rc-sceding that scientifically tempered steel coils for healthful firm- even boasts a posture center for bock-supporting trician for the Jerst'y Central The plaintiff charges that, the were: most original, Christine The public is invited to attend. Full Cuts —Bone In will be done in August; tinued stock! It's Spring Air's best-selling "Springdale" Lines, who suffered a fatal heart ordinance rczoned the area in Helmstetter; most fashionable, The Westtield and Union Leagues \ iK&l 333 NORTH AVE.E. / ness ... by famous Restonicl It has a non-sag comfort! You get a firm prebuilt border, long-wearing mattress and spring . . . with real luxury comfort, which his property is located and Dorian Re Hart; most glamorous, attack on Tuesday while at work of Women Voters are co-sponsor- prebuilt. border ... even a heavy tick) Choose 30, 8-oz. tick . . . plus a 10-year guarantee! Even choose in the railroad's Jersey City yards, imposed higher restrictions therc- Patti Oldham; most "hoboish," extra firm back support, "better" mattress details ing the program and invitations i 33, 36, 39, 48 or 54" width. Save still more on iti The funeral will be from Dooley [on without giving reasonable con- Carolyn Le Maire; best makeup, are being issued to clubs and or- Sandra Cohen from 6 sizes . . . 30" studio to 54" full size! lore, from non-sag border to heavy 8-oz. twill tick. Colonial Home, 556 Westfteld ave- sideration to the prior existing Jackie Korner. and best hat andganizations in all three towns. Presents Concert matching boxspring . . . also $281 But hurry! Twin or-full size, while they lastl nue, Westlield, with burial, in thecharacter of the area, its suitabil- shoe combination. Polly Korner. STEAKS family plot. ity for particular uses, the conser- Memorial A native of Elizabeth, he came vation of property values and the. The Rirls played a softball game Scouts to S«'«* F For Band Class to Garwood 50 years ago and at-most appropriate use of the land. yesterday morning, and on the (Continued from Pnj;c J) The intermediate theory class tended the Garwood schools. He He asserts that the ordinance previous day a boys 50-yard dash camping area for explorer scouts, R SIRLOIN PORTERHOUSE at the Cranford Summer Band was employed by the rnllrond for was conceived, and motivated to was held. Winners in the balloon from Aupust 8 through August 20. School recently heard a piano con- 37 years and was long identified serve private interests, to restrict blowing contest were Mike Koon, Located near Ciniairori, N. M., ii O cert by 7-year-old Sandra Cohen, with the Garwood Volunteer Fire and regulate school population and Tony Peggiris. Gary Flynn. Jim comprises 1:17,000 acres oi' nigged VALUES ib. 69 ib. 73 a second grade student at Brook- Department in which he was cap-to limit and curtail expenditures Carpenter, end Margaret. Carpen- western country on thv slopes of M side Place School. Sandra has tain of Liberty Hose Co. He form- for the maintenance of the school ter. the Sangre de Crisco Range of the been playing since the age of IV2. • •rlv was in charge of the tire de- and other governmental services. Roosevelt Gnat Rocky Mountain Chain. At present she is studying under partment's electrical maintenance The zoning; ordinance, he List week planter of pans The area is rich in the history Miss Tsuya Aatsukj. work and was a member of the charges, deprives him of his prop- mould-; were made and a peanut of the men who made the land OVEN ROASTS Her program included: "Sonata Exempt Firemen's /Visociation. erty or the use thereof without due hunt was conducted. their home, from the ancient in C," by Scarlatti; "Joyous He was a director of the Gar-process of law and without just Sunny Acres Cone/ and Spanish conquistador;; TOP SIRLOIN ... March," by Ernest Block; "The wood Savings and Loan Associa- (compensation. He adds that the A babble gum contest will be to the early American trappers 30 Eastman St. Drummer Boy," by Kabalevsky; tioii and'was also a member of Lo- measure has caused to spring into held this week.'Moulds, lanyards, and pioneers. (Opp. Cnnford Theatre) 'Bread and Butter Waltz," by cal 54. Brotherhood of Railroad being as nonconforming uses ap- key chains and Indian rings were The ranch abounds with wild CROSS RIB ...... , Mozart, and "Le Petit Negrc," by .Signalmen. Mr. McGinnis was one Debussy. of the founders of the former Gar- Preparations arc being made for wood Pleasure Club. The club the llnal outdoor concert, which sponsored baseball in Unami Park will take place at the Brookside on Sunday afternoons. In the past LEGS OF LAMB Place School Friday, July 31, at he had managed a junior baseball (Srag fiemarial ALL SIZES • p.m. team in the county league. HOT ±J Instructors at the school arc He leaves his wife. Mrs. Kathryn WINES AND LIQUORS Ralph Notaro, Donald Whcllan und 7.iegler McGinnis; :i daughter, Mrs. i White. . Anthony H. Giierriero, and a son, I Edward T., both of Garwood: two ] "•49c grandchildren; a sister.'-Mrs. Ber-I ward Blado. Sr.. Wcstficld and two FULL PRIVATE BEACH • GLORIOUS SURF brothers, Joseph B.. Garwood and i FAMOUS HOTIt Victor, Mawmcc, Ohio. QUARTS FRYING CHICKEN PARTS LEGS Ib* 43C o/trcnroNTitfoctAM Mrs. A. F. Williamson *ROYAL DUKE AT VUMO UKS. N. J. GARWOOD — Rev. Stephen Szabo, pastor of St. Paul's' United 80 Proof BREASTS Ib. 53c \ IMERALO ROOM Church of Christ, conducted serv- DANCING NIOHTIY ices Monday for Mrs. Catherine N, lb FimstSpotontheJerteyCoatt Williamson, wife of Albert. F. Wil- Chc«»ful raom-Mtling* color* liamson of 510 Center street, who VODKA FRYING CHICKENS 33c fully appointed. Wonderful died Thursday at Muhlenberg, OR , Tood. Golf. AU .pocu. Super- Hospital, Plainllcld, after a long vUH aeliviiieo (or children. illness. Services were from Gray's, *Three ruED o. coscaovx .COM %mm 318 E. Broad street, Westlield, with SPARERIBS "> 39c burial in Fairview Cemetery, Partners SEASON W.esttield. LEAN AND TA$TY June 2Slh S«plnmbur Slh Born in Brooklyn, she lived here Imported lb for 54 years. She also leaves two sons. Russell of Rahway and Rob- 1 CALVES LIVER ert of Garwood; four daughters. 1 lb OR 2 LEAN BACON ALL , U BTUKGnEUI A.VENVK. CKANFOKP Old 89( If You Care For FORMS Mr. Boston DELICIOUS OF Soda Flavors We offer residents of Cranford and vicinity an Barbecue Suggestions SLOE GIN INSURANCE They're back! TWO SOFA-BEDS, BOTH FOR. — or — outstanding funeral home, complete with air Ground Beef ...... 31b. 98c KNOWN Ginger Ale Ground Chuck (extra lean). Ib. 69c They come in ... they sell out . . . time after time! Why? Because they're the most exciting sofa-bed BUY conditioning, organ, large light rooms for your ALL AT ONE TOMAN! buy Jersey's seen in many a moon! Think of it ... Koo* gives you not just one, but a PAIR of these Best Quality Loose Franks . Ib. 49c sofa-beds for $991 Sofas by day, with smart, biscuit-tufting, brass-ferruled legs, both open into com- every convenience. Our own display room. LOW PRICE Full qt. Jr. Pork Roll, VA lbs. ea. 99c LIFE INSURANCE fortable beds. And now, you can choose them in a handsome tweed (charcoal, red, brown or green) Hot & Sweet Ital. Sausage . lb.69c ... OR in leathery plastic (black, white, tan, aqua or persimmon)! They're perfect for TV-family room, REAL ESTATE den or guest room . . . smart in a corner arrangement. But see them at your nearest Koos store now! .v- f • *1.50 Case Of 12 Largo Bottles "Exclusive With Us • ... N •. •' ., I£AS£L * SHAROY How Can You Miss? Incorporated CRANFORD 113 Miln SI. KOOS MAIN STORE Ttl, BR 6-2474 Ralwas, Ri. 27 • FU 8-3700 SCHER'S F. H. Gray, Jr. Funeral Directors F. H. Gray, Sr. Parhuay Exit 135 LIQUOR STORE 104 WALNUT AVENUE 12 SrUNGFIELD AVENUK SIS EAST BBOAD STREET MEAT MARKET Evenings and 8uiUUys BRANCH STORES CBANPOBD. N. J. — BK > —9X WESTFIEUJ. N. J. — AD 3-OMS I-2S42 11 Walnut Ave. BRIdge 6-1113 Call TOM SHABKEY Gir:,Ri.7! • GI 9-6786 L—Op«n Every Evening— AD«m» 3-91M save more or evening EFrtehold. Rt. 0 • FR 8-0323 Open Friday Till 8 P. M. •.-;<,•!•».-., •••••.,-V,;r..-

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'?. •• CITIZEN AND CHRONICLE, THURSDAY, JOLT M, ltSf CITIZEN AND CHRONICLE, THURSDAY, JULY 30, 1«5» 35 colleges and universities in the Letters To Southeas}, Massachusetts and games received prizes. leach watercolor there at the fall Puerto Rico who tomorrow will In Retrospect Calvary Pastor Completing Frank Coreona, chef at thebome, Burger Painting 1 winter sessions. Local Rotarians The Editor complete six weeks of summer Pram &• File* of Hi* Cranibxd Citizen and Chronlcl* prepared the refrcshments^Nurses Sir. Burger teaches an advanced training at the 1959 Fort^Benning •1 Konilworth. N: J. who served as hostesses included On Exhibition iritjue class for the more mature VisitOtherClubs (Ga.) ROTC Summer Camp. Marcella. Eighteen members of the troop, spon. Chaplain Duty at Naval Base Mrs. Minnie ISockt^, Mrs. Mary artists of the Cranford •'• Creative nap CaunaiD M, established 1893; Tm CBAICTOD Cirow. established II9«. July 27. 1959 F1T» Years Ago Editor. Citi7cn and Chronicle, sored by Cranford Post 212, American Legion, Lt. Cmdr. Arnold J. Dahlqutet, a Naval Reserve chaplain and Fink, Mrs. AlictK Kisielski, Miss An Group. During Vacations (Combined In 1921) The building committee pf the Board of Edu- pastor of Calvary Lutheran Church of Cranford, tomorrow will com- Mary Korsack, Miss Barbara lnMontclair Cranford. N. J, cation had reported that the new Walnut avenue were in charge of Scoutmaster Roy D. Irving W. Cart Burper. a paEirtw and Mayor Ira D. Dorian, secretary Dear Sir: Local Writer plete a three-week tour ot duty as chaplain lor the Protestant mem- Tunison,, Miss May Thorpe and of the Rotary Club, reported at and Brookside elementary buildings would not and his assistant, William Page, troop oom. Ai-n Webster. Mr. andart teacher who maintains bis The Kenilworth Girl Scouts mitteeman. Second prize, a scout hunting knife, bers of a group of 600 midshipmen from 26 eastern colleges who Miss U Offer Cool Cruise the club's luncheon meeting at CHARLES M. RAY, Editor and Publisher be ready for the school opening date, September ^ Kuckcr, part-owners studio at 2G Holly street, has an wish to thank the Cranford Citizen Places Second - and third prize, a scout field book were presented have been receiving instruction In amphibious warfare at the United Cranford Methodist Church last -9,. It was ^eir .estimateat thetime that;_ the of/the home, also assisted. oil painting entitled "Rt-Suge" on -and Chronicle- for-their- coopera— ~to Carl Koester and Douglas-Young-for the num. _ states Naval" Amphibious Base at exhibit in the Associated Artiste Thursday that many local Rotari- tion and excellent coverage given In Story Contest Brookside building would be delayed at least be- Little Creek, Norfolk, Va.' of New Jersey shoo.- at Momtclair I A" cruise "air conditioned by ans hove been visiting out-of-state~ NATIONAL EOITOIIAI "Mr. Psychologist." by John A. ber of points they earned during the week. The Wild Cherry Daycamp during yond the planned date of opening, and that the While at the Little Creek base. State College. . •! Nature" is offered by the S. S. clubs during the summer. its seventh season. It is most grati- Martin of 215 Elm street, was Two more losses, their third and fourth in a UJC Institute • The following such visits were Walnut avenue building would take somewhat Chaplain Dahlquist has conducted Mr. Herbert During the past terc mocfe, (John A Mescck, which sails daily fying to us as volunteer workers awarded second prize in a field of row toppled the CranforS- Clippers, defending !al 93o a.m. from Jhe. foot of Ex\-announced: Charles M. Ray and J longer. These estimates were made in consulta- Mr. Burger's paintings ha>v»- kn-*rsi ' ''••( some 3.000 manuscripts entered in Union County Baseball League champions, into daily religious services, provided 1 to have the continuing interest of tion with the board's derk-of-the-works^Eari Starts Selection included in the annual, shoo.- of cfeance place. Jersey City, and con- J. Walter Coffee, Lewiston-Au- your jxaper in our work. the 25th annual short short story a tie for sixth position. The local nine suffered counseling, assisted in the plan- burn. Me.; Glenn B. Klinefelter, Blair. Is Promoted the American WaterooEor Sorie-iy ! tinues down Long Island Sound Member: Quality Weeklies of New Jersey Wild Cherry Daycamp contest conducted by Writer's Di- one bad inning in each game as Roselle edged ning of tours to nearby historical The Enjay Company, Inc., a Of Fall Courses Mior riebaikinfi Playlartd passen- Saranac I^ake, N. Y.; Lewis F. gest rhagalzinc. The second place at the National Academy. Ce- Kenilworth Girl Scouts Registrations for the mid-summer term be- them out 10 to 8 and Westfleld took their siu-s, furthered welfare and recre- petrochemicals marketing firm in Dr. Kenneth W. Iversen, acting leries, in the USA Art stiour as nifce | gers at Rye Beach, N. Y. Laird, Ln'rgo, Fla.; Robert E. Louise Elias.' award w.is a portfolio of stocks is- gan at Union Junior College. The term extend- New York City, has announced the director, reported yesterday the Crane. Bellows Falls, Vt.; Dr. Ed- Entered at the Port Office at Cranford, N. J, aa Second Class Matter. Published Thursday! at measure 10 to 9. " ational programs and encouraged Coliseum and at the City Ci-maer ! For more than three' hours, Business Manager sued by five prominent magazine ing Monday through Friday for six weeks, was appointment of Vernon D. Herbert Union Junior College Institute has ', cruise passengers have the bigwar, d C.oe, Bathhurst, New Bruns- Cranfard, N. J, by The Crantard Citizen and Chronicle, Inc. Official newspaper lpr Cranford. corporations. Fifteen Yeara Ago athletic activities. Gallery, all in Neve York Ciiy. to enable the students to take summer work in of 512 Claremont place as assistant befiun efforts to line up courses and also at the Montctair .Mmsewan four-deck boat to themselves as wick. Canada; Howard Cowpcrth- Garwood and Kenilworth. Subscription Bate, $4.00 a Year. Advertising Bates on Request. The local man's writing career The July quota of inductees from Selective During World War II, the local and to hire, instructors for the waite, Orleans,' Mass.. and Dr. 6 AlSh.Okell Place, preparation for their return to the campus in product manager—chemicals. show, the New Jersi-y Wattinrolor ( it leisurely cruises the waters off Cranford. N. J. began while he. was in the Army Sen-ice Board' 5. comprising Cranford, Garwood, pastor was with the First Marine fall semester. Fletcher Gilpin, Seattle, Wafh. Telephone BRidge 6-6000 September. Division for the Okinawan cam- Mr. Herbert joined the company Society show at the MontclUir Mu- T and Connecticut. The Office: 21-23 Alden Street, Cranford. N. J. July 20. 1959 during World War II, when his Clark and Winfleld. was one of the smallest in as a chemical engineer in 1947, The new institute, Dr. Iversen seum; the state exhibition shoar m plays restful music, and Dr. Anthony Sordill, vice presi- Editor. Cilizcn and Chronicle. work appeared in a number of David Crane, son of Mr. nnd Mrs. Theodore many months-, according to the. list released by paign and a brief occupation of CHAPLAIN ON DUTY—Naval Reserve Chaplain (Lt. Cmdr.) said, will offer college-level, nnn- dent, who conducted the meeting, northern China. He was assigned when he graduated from Virginia Hunterdon County Art C«m!«r in is an ample supply of deck Cranford. N. J. Army publications. A. Crane of 243 Walnut avenue .had been . L. B. Hazard, chairman. Polytechnic Institute. Most of his Arnold J. Dahlquist, pastor of Calvary Church, shows a religious cn'dit courses'. Clinton, a profession^ artiV!<" ex- I chiiirs for relaxing, sunning, read- •welcomed back Sidney I. Breen, Dear Sir: From 191S to 1951, he served as awarded a N,aval ROTC scholarship at the Uni- to the Military Sea Transport career has been in manufacturing pamphlet to Midshipman William D. Dwyef of Elizabeth, as part A large number of courses and hibition at Fairlfteh.-Dt«rlciEisoi35 1 .ing. or watching the gay pleasure who had returned following re- writer and publications editor for Thirty-five additional donors were urRentty .Service, Brooklyn, N. Y., at the On behalf of the Walnut Avenue versity of Nebraska, Lincoln, Neb. needed to register for appointments for the Mo- and in coordination activities for of his duties while serving the Protestant members of a 600-man programs nre- .under consideration .University in MadLson. a ; cTi*il darting about on the water. cuperation from surgery. Parents' Role Important in Bike Safety PTA I want to thank you. for the Civil Affairs Division of the time of the Korean War. For thechemicals and panimins. for the fall semester. Dr. Iversen porary art exhibition at ia. Visiting Rotarians, introduced Army, which was concerned with For the first time since the program was bile Blood Donor Service of the American iu-d p:^t five years he has been chapr group of midshipmen from 26 eastern colleges receiving summer Rosiaurant facilities "for a meal or b> Morris Siegrt7-TvprerA—MetirtT being so kind in publishing our Mr. Herbert is married and the said, but only ;i limited number of Orange Armory by the Fir \ ~J ~nack are available. Follow- the relief and rehabilitation of the initiated Cranford was to enter contestants in Cross. The Service was to visit in Cranford lain of the Naval Reserve Train- training at the United States Naval Amphibious Base, Little Creek, - ' of Bernardsville, W. Huck of Accidents due to collisions between haps are improper turns, carrying an ex- news articles in \our paper during father of three children. He has olTiTings art* planned. School of Short Hills and. tin*.- N«.-J. - . in« the cruise, the ship returns to the year. occupied areas of Germany. Aus- the annual Union County playground champion- under the auspices of the local Red Cross chapter. ing Center in Elizabeth. Norfolk, Va. -North Hunterdon, Frank Kopecky bicycles and motor vehicles resulted in tra rider and collisions with open auto ships that were to be held the following month. been assigned to his company's The institute is desiRnnn and Korea. Officials of the Cranford Tabernacle reported Chaplain Dahlquist is one of five New York City headquarters since vide services other than those re- the Newark Museum at WasSinnig- 'of',Staten Island and H. Emerson the deaths of five cyclists in New Jersey doors. Now supervisor ot management j The streets may be bubbling in Mrs. Julia Prager. Five girls won awards at the closing cere- plans to hold Gospel tent meetings at the church. m,n composing the Consulting 1954. He served in Europe with the quired by,the transfer students in ton Square in Newark. !Thomas, and A- Bowling, Jr., of analysis for the Department of the I13J«- city, but the John A. Meseck this year up until the end of June, accord- The Safety Council cites the following Publicity Chairman. mony of the day camp h,eld for Girl Scouts at In addition to guest speakers, there was to be Committee on the Military Chap- 95th Infantry Division during the colletic's undergraduate pro- At present, Mr. Burger ik p^iin*-! always finds a breeze on Long Wcstfielrl. Robert Burditt of Oak Army on Governor's Island, N. Y.. laincy of the United Lutheran Ridge, Tenn., was a guest of his ing to New Jersey State Safety Council. state regulations governing the use of W:ilnut Avenue PTA the Girl Scout House, Springfield avenue. The music by the Alliance Male Quartet, the Taber- World War II. gram and to provide- cultural ting a mural for thi- \V^::i-formed New Jt-rsey Dear Sir: The spiirtual sense of Life and college's inApendintf move into its Academy of Fin<- Arts, vvhtctj -A-SI] fered injuries, and 12 of the 19 killed emit a white light visible' from a distance Mr. Martin is married and has Janice Rusch. " . 24 percent, it was announced by Robert E. Cnine, son, in turn, replaces A. C. Mat- The Cranford Memorial and In- its grand pursuits is of itself a $1 million bui'lding on a 28-acre open. its doors in the f^Ll j! 2*6 five children, Christine, Jeffrey, local war finance chairman.. thies, who will serve on a loan were under 15 years of age, the council of at least 500 feet to the front, and with dependence Day Committee ex- E. Calvin Shire of 29 Adams avenue had bliss, health-giving and joy-inspir- assignment in London until early campus off Springfield avenue, op- Halsey street. Nt-uark. Thi- SPECIALIZING IN FILLING PRESCRIPTIONS reports. a lamp on the rear which shall emit a red presses to you their thanks and . Kevin. Maurt-en rmd Patricia. The been appointed chairman for the annual fund- A movement to urge Christian cooperation ing.—Mary Baker Eddy . I960. posite Nomahe^an Park. He point- at present is in Coburg. G^-nas OF EYE PHYSICIANS Martins moved hire from New raising drive of the Cranford Boosters Club, in the peace movement and Christian represen- ed out that limited facilities in Mr. Burner us a m»-mk*-«- t>" While some of the blame for those light.visible from the same distance to appreciation for the fine publicity York C:ty in 1947. ' deaths may have rested on motor vehicle the rear. given in your paper to the Memo- George Lincoln, president,. announced. tation at the peace table following the victory the college's present home — the' stalT of the Academy ittd rial Day parade and the Fourth of About 150 students were expected to attend had been started in Cranford, and a group of old Grant School—prohibited the JOHN E. GAV1TT drivers, this does not alter the fact that The bicycle must be equipped with July celebration. Awarded Campership the second summer term at Union Junior Col- interested residents of the community organi2ed college from entering into this parents have the responsibility of famil- a bell or other device capable of giving a Cordially, lege,! Dr. Kenneth C. MacKay, president and into a Cranford Peace Forum to study ways to field. % CLOSED WEDNESDAYS PRESCRIPTION OPTICIANS iarizing youngsters with the fundamen- signal audible for a distance of 100 feet— Margaret D. McCullough,. By (»irl Scout Council dean, announced. further the movement. ; ' In • addition to the institute Secretary Stephnie Palasinski of Girl Scout Twenty Years Ago courses in the new building, a 109 JEFFERSON AVE. tal principles of safe bicycle riding and sirens or whistles are prohibited. Troop ti2 of St. Michael's Neigh- i Ten Years Ago — during— number of off-campus courses will Martin Bldg. — Street Floor also of insisting on observance of the reg- A brake is required that will enable the borhood Association has been '' 'On a one-hour tour of the only graded portion The Township Committee received approval be oHcred at nearby industries as awarded a two-week campership of the Route 4, Parkway, State Highway Com- of a WPA project for the re-laying of sidewalk*; a convenience to their employes. ELIZABETH 2-2340 ulations. Statistics show that more than operator to make the brake wheels skid Awarded Certificates and curbs in Cranford, Road Commissioner Frank 70 percent of the bicycle riders injured on dry level clean pavements. at Camp Lou Henry Hoover, near missioner Spencer Miller, Jr., accompanied by June*-July-August This will be a continuation of a Open i JLM. to « PJC Daily — Moa. fc than. • AM. to • PJC •> For Course in Russian Swart.-woorf Lake, by the Wash- state, county and township officials, declared McCulIoiiBh announced at a meeting of the com- program launched several years or killed in collisions with motor vehicles A cyclist is required to ride as near Seven employes of Ciba Phar- ington Rock Girl Scout Council. that the parkway was only a first stej> toward mittee. Under provisions of the new project, the ago. During the past academic were violating some safety practice or to the right side of the road as practical, maceutical Products, Inc., Sum- She left for~camp—last^Sunday travel in New Jersey that—would be free of WPA would provide labor for the re-laying of year, 'the college sponsored ol'f- regulation when the accidents happened, exercising care when passing a standing mil, have been awarded certifi- and will be there until August 22, commercial surroundings. Among the group of sidewalks or curbs where the property owners camtin^ courses in scientific Rus- cates by Union Junior College for the latter two weeks at her own provided the materials. sian at Merck & Co., Inc., Ri.hway, and that in about one-fourth defective vehicle or one proceeding in the same expense, as the program she plans over 100 persons who made the 10-mile inspec- Ciba Pharmaceutical Products, completing a 30-stssion course in 0 bicycles were a factor. to complete will require a full tion trip over the dusty, unpaved roadbed were Following public hearing at which there was RICHARD HARTIG Inc.. Summit, and Union Carbide TRIP RATES direction. scientific Russian. Road Commissioner Emory D. Stanley, Fire no opposition the Board of Adjustment reserved The course was conducted as month. Her mother, Mrs. Stephen Plastics Corporation, Bound —to and from — The Cranford Police Department A cyclist is prohibited from riding Palasinski of 21 Chippewa way, Commissioner John W. Doran, Township',Engi- decision in the application of the Estate of PAINT SHOP 4 DEMONSTRATION FLIGHT— Chaplain Dahlquist (second^ from Brook. an off-campus offering of the col- left) here is shown being helped into a helicopter for a demonstra- , takes cognizance of the important part with his feet removed from the pedals or lege at the Summit plant. Prof. is a troop leader. neer Patrick J .Grail, Edward C. McMahon, then Charles E.' Kaltenbach for permission to use the — OPEH FRIDAY EVENIHOB — , parents can play in bicycle safety, and with both hands removed from the hanr publisher of the Cranford Citizen' and Chronicle, dwelling, garage and a'small portion of the tion^ flight by some bf the midshipmen who have been receiving Idlewild, LaGuardia & Newark Arnold J. Keen of Roselle Park amphibious warfare instruction at Little Creek base for the past. Boat Tour Scheduled ACCORDION when infractions are observed, cards dlebars, nor shall a bicycle be used to was the instructor. and Mrs. Joseph Conrad of, the State Garden ground as a private hospital or nursing home. 101 North Union Avenue BRidge 6-2540 Airports — Grand Central & are sent to the parents of violators re- carry more persons at one time than the Completing the course were:- Duty Tour for Mayor Club. Led by Mr.| Miller's car, the caravan In order to offer residents of Cranford better three weeks. The local pastor's tour, of duty ends tomorrow. For YMCA Campers Miss Jeanette Brown, Staten Is- . Mayor Ira D.;porian of 8*Cornell started from. Osceola Presbyterian Church at fire protection, the township was redistricted into Boys attending Mindowaskin INSTRUCTIONS porting the regulations ignored and cit- number for which it is designated and land. N. Y.; Wassel Sopchak, road will leave Monday for two Centennial avenue and Raritan road and pro- five fire zones, It was announced by Fire Com- Camp, coriductvd by the Westfield at your home Pennsylvania Stations, N.Y. Pier* ing the responsibilities of the bike riders equipped. Newark: Dr. Paul Ulshafer, Sum- weeks of active duty in the judge ceeded to the intersection of King George's road missioner Dudley J. Croft and Fire Chief Howard Cranford Hall Nurses YMCA, will take a boat tour or at the studio — Day Trips — themselves and of the parents to see that Groups of cyclists are required to mit; Miss Ruth Behnke, Morris- advocate general's office of the and Route 25, one mile north of the Edison Schindler. around Manhattan Island on Au- town; Robert Giuffrida, Madison; Ail* Force at McGuire Air Force Give Residents Picnic gust 6, it was announced this week • • • Bridge over the Raritan River. Thirty-two boys, the largest enrollment in their children conform to the rules. ride in single file except on paths or parts John Yakobic, Perth, Amboy, and Base. The local official holds the Residents of the Cranford Hall by Edward M. Homer, camp di- RENTALS There were 89 such citations issued dur- of a roadway set aside for the exclusive Russell Kershaw, Madison. rank pf major in the reserves. Mrs. Caleb Morris was awarded a scout canteen a single week in several years, participated in Nursing Home ;ind their gjiests rector. 6-2000-BRIDGE-6-1200 ing the first half of this year. Second of- use of bicycles. Dorian and their daughter, Carol, as first prize in attaining the most points during the program at Cranford Boys' Camp at Silver had a picnic on the •• home's Camp enrollments for the cur- Daniel Kuster will vacation for two weeks at the one-week stay of Boy Scout Troop 76 at*' Lake, near Hope, J. Walter Coffee, camp director, rent period and for the fourth one SCARBROUGH'S A & A CAB SERVICE fenders are called into the office of Police grounds recently given them by 11 Van A cyclist also is forbidden tp attach Lavallette. . . ' <• the Union Council Boy Scout Reservation at announced. nurses at the- home. Winners of are still being taken, the director Chief Lester W. Powell with their parents the bicycle or himself to another motor Fiske Post Tells Plans WHY reported. BR 64562 Sawing Giuiifoxd 36 x

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CRANFORD CITIZEN ANp CHRONICLE. THURSDAY, JULY 30, 1859 CRANFORD CITIZEN AND CHRONICLE, THURSDAY, JULY 30, 1959 Page five tions for college students are; j evcntas tal Health at the center. life insurance industry. The an- erland. He returned from Japan 1 naval to San Time study, engineering assistant;- earnings statements 'for the year museum director, is attending the Title 1 loan up to a maximum of hope they will encourage others to " Summer College "This is a fine example of how nual business session and meetim: following seven months of duty 1058 arc gem-rally available at take a clcarcut stand. The College Francisco. Calif., July 17-20, after Adult School's statistical supervisor, IBM super- B'nai B'rith Women Providecivic, religious or social_ groups International' Botanical Congress $3.S0u and repayable up to five visor, technical assistant, quality at which the ^officers are elected an8 will be avail- ;it 3 o'clock every Wednesday ami Jersey's public colleges to avert a Commander-in-chief of the U. S. Dance Studio, 23 Chester Lang and accountant. success of a picnic supper held for 00 children and the staff at \ha months, and thm-forc lln-s<- chil- typo of loan. Committee for College Opportunities that they will work actively for is good news today from the Cran- conducted among the 174 students public relation* f'<>liimitt)f!l. able inmost cases. Thursday and take the children predicted shortage of space for Pacific Fleet, as they passed under place, was among those attending Another unusuul job—if it can New Jtrsey Diagnostic Center at Mchlo Park last Thursday evening. dren do nui receive thr attention Builders may Include loan (guar- '' passage of the $66,800,000 College Bond Issue referendum at the the Golden Gate bridge. The exer- in Union Junior College's summer In naming Mrs. ilaranski regis- Account Regularly The Kli/abeth Social Security on a 31^-ininute tuiture walk. this slate's qualified young people ford Adult School. the 27th anniversary convention be cullod u job—is that of jet pilt^. Kndimah Chapter of Cranford and Roselle Park and Sinai given by groups during the win- tration chairman, Mrs. Suzanne antee approval. In this event the November 3 election. cise which preceded the San Tuition rates for the fall semes- session shows they are employed It is KOOCI business to check ofllci-. 2tiH North Broad stieet, hns shelter built as part of a new" within the next few years. v Nice work^if^you canjget it. mid- Chapter Of Colonla sponsored the ter." Audi-t. WLHT • chairman, said, The-groups-veprcscnt-a cross-section ol -New_J ter, Dr Kenneth W^Ivcrseiv presi- in many diverse-fields—_ : vour_ Social _ SecuriU' .account. - at uvuilil'jlc a postcard form ^f hom«« will rx? included in^hrwer-™ ~~B,u sTnc s V" and " professional most ~ summer students at Union affair in collaboration with the - "Mrs; Silver' is also i»ast pn-sioVrii ]"Mi^. Baiatiski's organization and ., include business associations, la- r—~ moving aggressive' attack catrier dent-director, announced, will re- lea at the Hotel Plaza in New York Many arc in positions one might Association. During nn intermis- least every Him* years, Ralph W. thoM- who wish to obtain a record :ill inoi tc-'Ce loan partially pro- groups on record in favor of the Junior College were able to lind Mental .Health Association of New of Kadimah Chapter and is a I , leadership in the past have been FHAtoInsure bor unions, civic organizations, people have joined us in support teams which struck at simulated mairrnt~the-samcjcvel as lust year. City last week. expect: Service station attendants, sion, prizes were awarded to sev- Jones, maniiiiei of tin*- Kli2j,ibelli jif- past eiirningM credited to their tected hy the FHA guarantee. bond issue include the New Jersey employment. Jersey. Also participating were five present serving in the rapurity of the nio^t impoiliuit factors in. her Social Security district olllce, re- social security account. - women's clubs and religious and of the referendum," Leonard E. Manufacturers' Association, the J mainland targets as naval air The adult school'revised its tuition During the convention, dance draftsmen, delivery drivers, press eral boys, and all those not win' citizenship and civic affairs chair- Loans for Fallout (•(.incidentally, tho Union Coun- operators, clerical workers~secre- other B'nai B'rith groups from I choice for registration this year." minded. Ily checking youiy :ic- educational groups. Best, state chairman of the Citi- New Jersey State Chamber of {patrol squadrons and submarines rates last year when instructor's teachers from throughout" the man for the' Northern New Jen-ey ty Civil Defense Disaster Control, tary, salesmen, stock clerk, road Union and Middlesex Counties. nlng received a token gift. ffHint. you can be sure that all "We are gratified that these zens' Committee, declared. "We Commerce, the New Jersey Junior held the defensiv* ' e role"~. salaries wore increased. United States joined with those Enthusiasm is the best protection Council of Biui Bntli Woim-n. throned County CD Coordinator The action to hold the line on work and such fields us painting, After a supper which Included The Diagnostic Center is a state your earniiifis that count toward Puckey to Show Shelter Projects Chamber of Commerce, the New from various parts of the >world in any situation. Wholehearted- Honor AcMison t;. Kly, has announced re- tuition rates comes in the face of carpentry, pipe fitting u'nd electri- 250 frankfurters and rolls, three institution which retains children > > l old-ace and survivors Insurance Like to build a fallout shelter leipt of 30.000 booklet!) on con- . Jersey Optometric Association and i Marinc Pfc G<<,rj,0 K starkin. in studying the latest styles of ness is contagious.—David-. SIM. From K« a«l« r'8 Marinc Pfc G<t sc ioo a| Cam M out that salaries for instructors mustard, olives, relish and candy, of such activities planned in co- Th. Hendei's OiKe.'it, in recogni- plan illustrating for tho do-it-your- hon. Inc.. and the New Jersey j Okinawa A Kra.iuat,- of Cranford A man can do what he ought to Registration Head i wvaKis and Kell-employmeni in- Him in rolur slmwiny Hoovrr Dam, eral Housing Administration ha« are the major cost of running an the girls were treated to several' operation with the Mental Health tion ol out; taniliiiK service us a si-lr constructor how to build a Sweet Potato Industry Associat.cn. „,,.,, St.|l(x>, ,u. ,.nhstcd • ,ho adult school. do; and when he says he cannot, Fitting games of bingo with prizes for the Association. The idea for the alTair Mrs. Sophie H. Flar.iii'.ki «.f 301 .ul)cii|)lioii ie|)ies<-ntativf of tli<* |fome" are correctly crcilited the CJrand Canyon, Yellowstone told him the loan will be fully in- Natimiiil Pink iind othci pictur- concrete-block shelter for US little JJoth the New Jersey State Fed- | Marim. c ,as| K,.brUarv A basic rate of $8 for an hour- it is because he will not.—James winners ond small favors for the emanated from Mrs. Leonard Sil- North avenue, east. liav. been ap- niata/me. These emljleni"; ai'e through the ye:.rn. sured hy the Federal fiovernmen't. osiiue K|)(«IS in this area will he :.s $150. / . e rat ion of Labor and and the New \ IOIIK "course was established last Anthony Froude remainder of the group. ver of 18 Lenhome drive, who is pointed r«'»;r Iralion chairman for a wauled lo men and women vvliu Mr. Jones potnted out that th"' The FHA will stond behind a Jersey State CIO Council are ac- ! year. Some courses have been des- SHOES IS OUR SPECIALTY! Uie Women's Ijradvrs Itumulahle. have acli\'ely represenled tltc shown undii the (iircrtinn of Hoy lively backiiiK the bond issue. Hirhard D. Dombrowsbi. son of The boys were shown a film volunteer coordinator for the New NOllll: TO I Ill.KlTOICN I'lH'ki'.v "f C'i;infor»<* Mrs- Dombrowski of • Wilbur Coon Shoes for Women provided by the Mental Health Jersey State Association for Men- r LAIN. Drrniril. Women are working hard for I' and the tuition reduced. There will of registering women delegate;, 20 to I!. > year.:, and who secured tin- W«:tllil, ut the the bond issue. Thi- Citizens' Com- 4H Walnut avenue, enlisted in the • Nunn Bush and Edgerton Shoes for Men I'lircimnt l<. ll.n order of F.ttCKNK Union County I'itrk CommiKsion';; Navy las! v\wk at the Navy Re- be a minimum fee.of $3 to cover and members of the Women' ^0 or linn<• :.tilircri|>1 ions in the J KIIIK. Sin rr.CJiir or Ihr Count High School and College Students mittee has received endorsements • Pro-Tek-Tiv Shoes for Children Leader.*: Koundtable who ix|»-rt to pa:.t year. .... _ Union, nturir . llr.'j. III.MII II,.- uniillratli>ii ..f II tive expenses. MDMAHWKwrj attend the annual convention ..! iiiuiciKlUitrii. u« K.Ki-f-nlrlK uf (ho i'«tj crviition :it 3 p.m. Siinriny. League of Women Voters. th«' i House. Eli/'ilx-th. The new recruit lonely? 11f '(mi <|<-j'4-u««- crrtlilfMB ul kiild (litfi'dtetl- ti» I- ArlmlsKifin to this piouriun (irul DEVELOPMENT READING State B<>;ird of American Associa- : assigned to the Navy Train- First aid again will be the only 1 Pick up the phone and CluWOROBOOY Underwriters at the Ifa-Uevue- JI/#*« III Svrvlre - lubll In Ilii' Milxrrllirr umlrr . oath the tiuisi'iiiii with it : outdoor and of University, Womeii, New int: Center at Great l^ikes. III., for free course. It is sponsored in co- iiffii tujitlnn their rlulnm untl drniuti In Our Program the Average Reader Can Improve His tion basic training. Prior to entry in operation with the Cranford First visit a friend. Costs little Shoe Hospital Sl rat ford Hotel. Phil.i«tatr ui nal(l clrri*u';rcl with indoor exhibits r; flee, and the Comprehension. Vocabulary, and At The Sain* Tune, Jerse;evy RegionaRegionall Conference of Na- to call anywhere. Boston, mum WORKS from Keplt-ir.tM-r 111 to 2-> uiclii' ive. Mr and Mr:.. Albert II. Culville of ui*. .luiiiithn ftnm tlii'clatf* f>f until fii lie Miiisciim i'. (>|nTi to the |nil)lic the Navy, ho attended Cranford Aid squad and the Cranford-Gar- IfORMAL AND ORTHOPEDIC 8KOE8 FOR THE ENTIRE or tlii-v will lir /or«*vrr burrrtl fimit ] r In Many COMB. Increase His Reading Rate Up To 100°*. tional Council of Jewish Women. High School. The Cranford youth wood-Kcnilworth Chapter, Ameri- for instance, from Newark nwwn WKCAM Amonit the event.'. plaitiKtl foi .12 p.m. every day, ex- the New Jersey Federation of only 601. 3 min. station rAMILY — ALL ORTHOPEDIC WORK DONE ON PREMISES the huburrlbcr.' cept Friday. enlisted under the Navy's minority can Red Cross. 40TIT. the convention will If a "K<-ll-a- plane Monday evening from San Business and Professional Women rate after 6 p.m., 10% tax Ktlirl K. Hlkrr. Exrrutrlx Readwell Co. enlis'ment. which means he will The Cranford Adult School will Open Daily 9 a.ni. to 6 p.m.^Fri. to 9 p.m. ram.'i." a f«-;«1ure solely cfiniiri .<-<•«: (14.110 n-0 now crabgrass birthday. in early October. It will run for 304 CENTENNIAL AVE. CRANFORD D«r Or o_ 8 .... Instruction Both the Women's Division of Evening OH BZ554 By Appoinlm.nl the Democratic State Committed and the New Jersey State Federa- tion of Republican Women are on record for the bond issue. What are the folks do- A Convenient Prescription Optical Service Educational groups also are ing? Find out rant with supporting the bond issue. They • friendly phone call. It include the New Jersey Education cost* littlo. A .1 miniitn Association, New Jersey Second- •tatioa call clour to Lsnsss Duplicated ary School Principals' Ass«via- Framat R*paJr«d • Montreal, Cannda from tion. Association of Mathematics r RM FUU4 Rx SunglassM • Teachers of New Jersey, the New- "WATCH'EM RUN" Newark costs only 7. i< Jersey Association for Adult Edu- after 0 PM-10% tux not cation, New Jersey Congress of included. Parents and Teachers. New Jersey Over FOR FAMOUS... itate Federation District Hoards t Educiition and New Jersey lYr- imuel iiiiti CuitU.ncc Association. 2,355 prizes Other backers are: New Jersey STRATFORD INN tiite Exchange Club. Rutgers .lumni Association, New Jersey AVON-BV-THE-SEA, N. J. lAN IATHIN6 Robert E. Brunner >>uiicit for Americans for Demo- "* RACTIVI RATIS Tat ic Action. New Jersey Home ^awarded* fMorlt* tt Ik* taruy SIM'* Prescription Optldan Yai hx> «^ v>y. tUrt'i ir« finnl beet f«e cv»r tailed." So knkr( to Economics Extension Council, tctfane Havoc, - Nnf, sssiillto (tmoiplMrt. doesn't stand ublic Affairs Council of tlv Cockttll latino. UonmMith LABORATORY ON PREMISES AVCA's of New Jersey, and the f 4 N. Union Av« Cranford swik Clrcui, Inl'mmlnf. Fiihinr to«t H BRIdq* 2-3850 lew Jersey Episcopal Di«H:ese. these 4 weeks! ls«. Me. NMT «ll CkWdMS. CklMfM wStr It ritfC I* Mm* loom - wtr> In addition, irany county and I 1st Prise WiMor Gome 4 1st Prise Winner Come 4 r»Mti. TM HU. In* OCSM. Mpdl««J HI'MMKR noi:«»: 0 > m. U 0 p.m. :>cal -organization's, have declared j Mrs. John Anastroag .''Mrs: M. S. Brown >trlcM MM from Ms mUt attli •*•>•. 19 Orchard Street . 2679 Flower Street. ; imn S«TUT HATH. TNTII. I r.M. — Till'KM. m«. INtll. • ho'iusclvcs in ,sup|H>rt of the bond MONIIAV wd rmiiAr rvr.H. nv ssue. Sooth Ambev, N. 3. Westbury, N. Y. Winner of tAUk Stab Winner of Mink Stole '< taM IM is* aa f'I.OHKI> AI.I. WAT Many more endorsements are- Abo Bon«s Prise— • AHo Bonvi Prii xp'.-cUxl when governing bodies RCA Color TV RCA Color TV if state groups meet in September and October. Imagine, Two fir$t Prize Winners This Week — Fof/t Won a Mink Stole and a ftCA Color TV Men in Service M/Sjjt. Kenneth Neail. son off Grand Prize, Plus 30 Second Prize Winners ONE OF A SERIES Andrew J. Neail of 19 Myrtle j .treet and the late Mrs. Neail. re-i and 386 Third Prize Winners Each Week— Only ACmt idh famlXM top qMfcly I O~o-'" U'Ond mral' «••<• foftiily on oppelillno Pb» Roal», Milled between Colorful, plated (OHOtt "TEDDY AND THE BEAR BANK" ently was presented with the j Mid p>—p. tamr oniOK. Or wrwd m,th o gay *«imi. ut m d ^..luiu»'. icmlsr |WT|-Vf».C- cluss. USN, son of Mr. and' Mrs. crabgrass fast. Requires no bock-breaking F. H. Conklin of 3 Oak lane, serv- "Fresher than Fretifi Frozen Foods ng aboard the destroyer USS labor. No special skill. No digging. No man. Cushing, took part in a full-scale Fruit* & Ve v Juice Idaal Fordfcosk or Really simple to apply. Jost fill the Scotts WORTH Spreoder with clean, reody-to-ose CLOUT, dial "•{'• the correct setting —and start walking I Takes Juice Lima Beans only half an hour to apply CLOUT to your 15-DAY OF PRIZES Peaches lawn with-the work-saving Scotts Spreader—• 10,000 prizes In all Drink $104 0 invaluable aid to a boiler town yaar-round. CRUISE Servo Lullrrod liraot or to the 3 ik 25c rluky! Now qt WEST INDIES Drink Ubby •>. on lh« fully oir- • : in order of the correctness of their solutions. :,43c 12. Should liove some experi- Purkuy Great Music OCTOBER 2, 9 Ties will be broken in favor of the contestant with rupted when ho Is Then, indeed, you will be prepared for any and all finan- the correct solution to the first hint, then the sec- ence with life on board ond, the third, etc., until the tie is broken. If a 5. You expend great energy ship, if 29c cial needs. • when participating physi- Cheese Slices £ 29c tie still exists, the contestants will be sent a new 13. A prolonged given puzzle to solve—however. We reservo the right to cally In certain ____ •BSLBSMAX 49c BOOK NOW issue duplicote prizes in event of tics. In Case of to'a parodc might delay a tie for first place, those not receiving first prize 6. Spring may be the the finish of it. for wiaotl taloction of tolling iligihle ' for e boaiu pWse dates and accommodations la will receive second place prizes.' The same system for a certain young man eeck week by kevina V««r entry blenlt wilt'be used for second place tics. 14. In offering assistance to f •lyournaadtandyour budget turning to thoughts of fmp*i by your ACME MARKET Store Anyone may ploy except employees and Immediate someone who is , Save the Best --- Get theFinest Gifts With the families of Acme Markets, Words, Inc., ond Reu- love. til YOUR TRAVtl AGENT Checker. Seaui products for the seventh the-wise person will do so for literature and ben H. Ppnnclley Company. Unsigned or illcgiblo 7. In sports, , that's < diplomatically. week el PtACEWORD — July 30 to answers will not be eligible to win a prize. All complete information worthwhile is often won by TRU^T COMPANY Aueiu* 5 ere 2 rolb ol Prince** Toilet entries become the property of Words, Inc. Only 15. Hu^bond's cauitic two- NationY Oldest and Most Reliable Stamp Plan! <:H sheer ability. Tine« or 2 porfceget of Prii.cen Nopkin*. one prize per week will be awarded to ony one Word comment of, " there's an office in your community fomily. Winners ogree to permit the use of their 8. It might not bo worth try- 32 North Ave., W. names and pictures by Acme Markets for trade, dear," to wife's enquiry INCRES LINE Ing to a ploy that 41 troadway, N.Y. 4. N.Y. and pciMic-ly purposes. obout hew hat, might CRANFORD PLAINFIELD • SCOTCH PLAINS • WESTFIELD • GARWOOD! prove J to be o Hop startle her. 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L . CRASFOED CITl2EJf AND CHBOXICLE, THURSDAY. JULY 3t, 19S» FfefeSJx OLD FASHIONED OLD FASHIONED B BARGAIN Programs for the DAYS! DAYS I KENILWORTH Daily Vacation Bible School :r Pulpit Visitor SECTION FOUR Lay Leader to Speak Thought for the Week SECTION THREE CTJIDEPOSTS [Pulpit Guest Plans Announced at Osceola ^SchedukToldiBy l>z. Robuzt G. LongaVier. PaHOr. Fint P»*brlMi*n Church Daily_Vacatipn Bible SAool will be held at Osceola Presbytery At Methodist-Serviee 6r.e of the rr.o~t recent liimihes to srrjve ir. town was talking ichurd» from August 10 through 21. it was annftiinwtthis -week by otr.er day abo-.-t now happy they arc U> be livmg in Cranford. rAnnounced Rev. Albert G.' Dezso. pastor. Classes will be held from 9:30 am. until and Regional Board Confer; H-:r.or. W. D.-<••*• cf : 12 Crar.ford avenue, lay delegate .of Cran- By Osceola :he Dr pastor ofJ f v i-t-ntioht-d the ur.uiosi fnt-r-clmess of the people, the ooon for boys and girls from 2 to 12 years of age. OUTIIE ford :.:<-..-.oc:- Cr.^rtr. .o :r.< Ne-ivark Conference, will be the speaker . Anr.ounceir.er.t was made tr.is Tr.e t o'jr river gives as r. wir.ds in and out of almost The schedule will consist of worship, study, creative activities, it ::.<- i 2:. ;. rr. < '.rr.rr.. -r «r. ct- in . tne churcfe_.this Sur.oi}'. Hi> week of vi;i*mg p.'«s*ors who •*:'.'. Ve.'.lCr-'.-iC- GOO. ^r.d several O'XCT things we Uke lo hear guest preach*, at.the First Pr«.; music and recreation, woven into :•-•,;•-«••.>... r- C* -:'.'. .'.?• 'rr.ters.hip> '' •; • ' :.ll tr.e-pulp.*, a*. Osceola Presb>- e:.«-ry r.t-ij 1 oposed School, Rezoning Studied t^v>.r.. 7r.cn suddenly they said. "We hive be«a byterian Chdrch here Sunday. Hii|a program of Bible study. Mrs. A rr... .-.-.I*-, <<: :.-.••• i^il (ongregiticn since 1928, Mr. Drew has tensn Churcr. durir.g Augus: ar.a SAVINGS L.WORTH—Mayor Walter : : 1 lessee cy tr.e ur.u^ual ana unique street sifr-3 sermon topic at the 9:30 a.m. sum- ' Joseph Janecek will direct the I ght and members of the •..r- --r. C:,.;.:-.r': \!..v.•-:.•• Cr. .rt-n ,.r—- ~" "'~~-' or. Septerr.berjf while. t.ie pas:-^. and! Communion woijld be a "duplication of taxes" t.'.«.- Rev. A!bt-n G. D*-Z-;-o, and r.: ! r..i-.e r.f^rc two cr three ideas of how they rr.er service wUl be -Developing school., A closing program l Council met with Dr. was one of the facets of the ques- -in-.!••-£-•-: "-••-• I could r.ot vouch for the autien- 7:30 Dayis, head of the Union (j. wife ar.d Their children. Mark .-=.-. i open house will be held at tion that must be considered. soloist will be Miss P-m. on August 20, and activities J Regional High School Dis- Chriitopr.tr. ; rc vac.i*.i'ji.:r.g :.• Service Set The mayor emphasized that the : Lola Crincoli, and James R. Len-'will conclude with a picnic on MEMWK J. 1, and regional board *.h(f'i/i summer r.omc at I^:k-- rr.'- tr.ir.k of sigr.s ar.d gu:depci*-S ir. ger.era:. council was not being asked to , rev. director of music at Cranford \ August 21. " ntatives at the Borough . • cor-c.f-- C. 3ucr. :r.:r.j5 at tr.^ tirr.e of -he lake a "stand" on the question of Prcichir.g at O>ceo!a tr.i5- Sur.- ••Methodist Church. -wiU be guest! "Living for Jesus m the Space For Alliance .es^ay evening to hear the a new county Vocational high day will k>; the Rev. R:cr.;-.ri , ^ .r rr..;t .;: • u.- :t rr.ear-s '.oadur.g the farruly ' organist for the first four Sundays : Age--is the theme for the nursery. Dr. George A- Aitcheson, pastor, s vocational program, out- school but that the conference was '.kindergarten and junior depart- on l detail. The proposal for held to acquire additional infor- Smith, a;.<-oc:.-.:.- they r..= \e or.ly h«rd about or dreair.ed i Jay Gumther will'return on^Mon- service at the Alliance Church on on Septc-mkx-r 6. • T <• •.• .r.--. j With Christ." Each day. the chil- on at the conference. by the council will, however, in- \; day from a week's camping expe- Sunday. The Lord's Supper will Other rummer Sunday .vf.s.er.- C: ry - - *., ;:••.. rr. :tit._- r w.-.-.r. v.i- ,,re «o:r.g. we pull out the maps arJ dren will have a rest period and evitably have an effect on any rience at the Synod's Junior High will be served punch and cookies. be observed following the service. icted the next day. Dr. West jner.ts v.i!). be f.!!>rd .-.? ?/ ^chert secretary, and fiting from such a school, superintendent. . good care of these needs. Rah *'-:•; August !6 ar.ri 2'i. '.-.•• —, gation are invited to attend. The ] Mrs. Edwar^Davison. handwork. would have to help bear the bur- • '. I .-•-.--.• r.:z.. rrf •_-.=•. I hid or.e t^eiferTS-of'guTdeposts A group of the church men v:U ' that in our district we are Rev Harry H- Mau. p.vt.-,r •".: :.-..-. k.-.-: to the--fullness of life. They werriS i Christian education committee will I. Departmental staff members are- r.d August 30. the R>v. the. board room under the leader- ; H° = Mrs. In yesterday's interview. Dr. • - ' 1 district sent a letter to Davis said that the vocational pro- Presbytonir. Church of I't'ir. . A.T.* r:'.. S-y :.<- ••^'or'Ki.-c out a list of a hundred famous 'Wei; pianist. Miss Carol Bunck; at 1:30. f.eld. to complete plans for the A THREE DAY tncil in reference to its vo- gram in the regional district Idt-r.tiC,r List Activities George Fricke; helpers. Miss Vir- sider ' the. proposed vocational and the third regional high school ic at Drew University m cjrr .m..-r. They art presented in reverse order of their popularity was also considered a*t the d< partmert.s at !0: 15 a.m. A-child {ginia Schaar and Miss Betty Wat- Dr. Aitcheson's sermon theme wiil school in relation to U»- Veuional that is under construction in iior..' Joseph Hoke wiil be tr.<: .r. America, for thit seems to be the way all hit parades are pre- c;jx- nursery is available eiicr. be "An Old Prophet Speaks for ;nce. ' district's own vocational piograni. Berkeley Heights. He said that the (i {or the trip, and youh^ .--*.r.*«r: "The great essentials of. happiness are something to I ~ [service for children uni 3 years said, that he did not wish to rczoncd. The area has been classi- ;.T.::..ir -, Mi.- a .'..us.ness meeting of the Cranford Eli;ai-eth Avep.ut Presbytcri.ir. .also at daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Stephen When your Cranford merchants inaugurate a sale they that the regional district lit-d as a business zone and the ao. Mirr.ethm? to love, something to hope for." will include (476:9-13): "It meets in the church ho 1 Bap'.:.-t Fellowship at the home of Church in Newark, and September ' should be thoroughly understood '!>: 30. Prusak of Kenilworth. was bap- iposcd to a county vocational board requested that the land be 1 4 William .Hickso'n gave the world: 'If at first you don"t Park History re. : 'Aii! Mr. ^nd Mrs. Charles Matthews of 6. Linden Presbyterian Church. tized before the altar last Sunday. Succeed, try. try ;.pr.m." I that all men have one Mind, one On Tuesday the cancer seVing but, that it is concerned r<7oned as a residential district, | God and Father, one Life, Truth, group will meet at 10 a.m. in the go all out to make it a very much worthwhile shopping t duplication of expenses . . . "preferably Residential A." 3. -Anything that is worth doing at all is worth doing well," •and Love. Mankind will become church. Mrs. Ivan Nyleh. chain Who. hath not learned that when oarr.e from the lips of the Earl of Chesterfield. » not proper for the taxpay- Told to Club The board had also sugjjf.-sted 17 Romore plate Monday nigr-.t, it | perfect in proportion as this fact man. has requested- clean white alone he has his own thoughts to (Continued on Page 2) 2. S'-crates' mo.-t significant thought: "Know thyself," KENILWORTH—Rudolph Kres- was reported by Ian Chapman.'-' , becomes apparent, war will cease > materials be left at the church guard, and when struggling with Union County Vocational tan, assistant secretary of the like putting money in the bank student rr.ini^ttr- ]. I believe thai it is significant that this greatest of them mankind his temper, and in society event—and this old fashioned bargain sale is most cer- land the true brotherhood of man,office tor.dressings. . ._. ,..; of Education where the pro- Union County Park Commission Elections were as follows: Mo-i- all received more than twice as many votes as any other guide- |will be established." | Laura Lynn Prusak. infant his tongue?—Wary Baker Eddy for the county high school was the guest speaker at. a regular Little Leaguers t-rator, Philip Enlow; deacons. I>o:-t in the list. It comes to us from the tcachingspf Jesus Christ: ated is appointed by the weekly meeting of the Echo iJake Charles Matthews, chairman, and • "Do unto others us you would that they should do unto you." tainly no exception. y Board of Freeholders and Kiwanis Club of Wcstfield at Kenneth Jennings"," dcacone>se>. Down Irvington These are the guides, the rules for living, and the greatest ded by the county supervisor Dowd's Steakhouse in Union re- KENILWORTH—John Kulaga Mr-. E.( J. Handler and Mrs.: »,f them is the Golden Rule. Take mem with you if you would ools. . : .Charles Matthews; trustees1. Gl>n cently. and Tom Cambers combined thfcir Smith, chairman. an<) John Taylor; tind the way to life. Davis pointed out yesterday Mr. Kristan traced the back- pitching talents to give the Kenil- THRIFTY- he. regional district has pro- ground of the commission since it worth Little League All-Stars a Sunday Church School superin- Prices on wanted quality items have been slashed— velt School at 'J am. Sunday and Enlow, 363 South Union avenue. vocational programs in was founded in 1921 by a referen- 4-1 win over the Irvington Na- , tendent. Mrs. Handler; Sunday The topic for the next five weeks Church School s:ld at "7:45 p.m vor Boright said that the re-duced Harold Compton of Cran- them down for the next six inn^ Church School meets at Roose- dav at the home of .Mr. and Mrs. and Mrs. John Taylor of 16 Moss lane. Information about the new AUGUST IS "HOME PERSONALITY MONTH" \ 1 representative at the meet- ford as a guest. ings. Baptist church may be had-by call- August is the month when homeowners cast a criti- il in years. ; Q A| Eatijgur Mercury ing him there. cal eye over the old homestead in search of home TOD HAT FIND COMFOKT. HArnNESS an« Ik* WAT TO BEALT1 Sealer U*l*al*f la MBW *f tk* l«U*wUf improvements that will add "Personality and Charm" Sermon Announced to their property. CBBMTtAM BCt$MC* BADIO rtOOIAMI OF THIS TICDiITT I For St. Mark's Service •U. WNtW (1I:M tt) - Etiiy B»«my — «:4S a-m. i ' The Rev. John A. Deveaux, Jr., SU. WKCA < MO k«> — Wntj »mai»t *:U •"•"• ! pastor of St. Mark's A.M.E. •U. WOI ( II* k«) — B*«fy luli; . 1:«S »m- i Church, has chosen "The Trouble NOW - TURN OVER THE PAGES AND FEAST YOUR SNUFFS OUT TROUBLE tub M«. 11:05 «-m. With God" as his sermon topic for ; the 11 a.m. worship service this Bsqucst* tor free literature and report* of bencUU received from Sunday. There will be ' Sunday theae pnpuni will be •pprecl«ted- School classes at 9:45 a.m. EYES ON THE TERRIHC SAVINGS OFFERED. Prayer service will be con- tuUk- Ain BCtuti I ducted at 8 p.m. Wednesday. A LIVING BOOMS FAMILY ROOMS KITCHIN program of activities for teenagers living roqm* can b* mad* is held from 8 to 11 p.m.'in the Your homa con b* graatly im- A modarn kitchon will do dittindiv* and inl«r«*tlng pravad by tha addition of a It may look mysterious to you. but this huge circuit church basement on Fridays and wondM to malw yew hoaw with wood panaJing. famliyi Saturdays. moralivabla. r breaker is working to protect your electric service. It acts with a blast of air to isolate faulty sections in CHRISTIAN SCIENCE . £«f UM Hmlp You Male Yovr Horn* Sponsored by the electric system and does it in a twentieth of CHURCH SERVICES Meffw Charming...Mor* livable a second.

•'*"• Brotherhood will be a theme WINow! (dealt with at Christian Science Take advantage of our long years of experience This 132,000 volt circuit breaker is just one ••'••V.1 : services Sunday in the Lcsson- in remodeling old homes to make your home a more indication of the kind of equipment we have j Sermon entitled "Love." more pleasant ono to live In. We can handlo all CRANFORD BUSINESS ASSOCIATION behind your switch. Every day we continue to strive i Paul's stand on brotherhood is details from start to finish...no running around... to improve your electric service. up to 36 montfis to pay! |emphasized in readings from the ••' • \ •• . '•-.•• no fuss... no bothor. KNJOV OCP>CNDABLB AUTOMATIC DILCO-HBAT ; Bible including this passage from ; I. Corinthians (1: Id): "'Now I be- WITH EASY, LOW • succh you, brethren, by the name V.OMPLCTI ONI-STOP SIKVICI STORES OPEN THURS. TILL 9 P.M. FOR YOUR SHOPPING CONVENIENCE MONTHLY PAYMENTS of our \j\vd Jtsus Christ; that ye iall speak the same thing, and that Plans . . . Materials • • .Contractors . . . flaunting there be no divisions among you; hnrf phase from the plans and materials to the but that ye be .perfectly joined together in the same mind and in recommendation of reliable contractors and assistant* the same judgment." in obtaining suitable financing Is handled for you, ?;. i.^ I Correlative citations from '"Sci- jence-and Health with Key to the oven if your present home Is mortgaged! See Us • V'' ; ; Scriptures", by Mary Baker Eddy Now! Easy Budget Terms...No Money Down. ON imptSDAY sfeopt>mg rifem* oar doable Wslfc- Mr. Tiller's absence those wishing Tomorrow Night information regarding the church Up windows ^Deep mouT lor $out ooavenieace. They're • Pratpw* now-for thoaa firat dully fall GARWOOD—"Twenty Miles to are asked to call the Lay Leader, days. Be equipped to enjoy the com- FIRST CHUIOH OF CHRIST. SCIENTIST open from 4 to 8 pML Enrth," starring Willi;in\ Hopper, Mr. Howard D. Murphy. fort and pleasure of quiet, even automata Mr. Kellcrman, a member of St. hettinf. AVB. AT KILM »*- will be shown at the Lincoln CmANFOBD 6N FRIDAY al^itt, tinodief good deal for you, with School playground tomorrow night James Methodist Church in Eliza- MERCURY • General Motor* Delco engineered heating Services: Sunday 11 A.M. beth before he entered the Mctho- as one of a scries of outdoor movie Ik fit >oar Mtdt... CM Dtlc* systems assure you the rjght temperature Sunday School It A. U. Walk'Up Window eveniog hours from 4 to 8:30 p.m. disl ministry, is spending ^hc sum- Now savings are the highest of the year at your tiitn • cMiplitt HM of M» or automatically without annoying varia- programs sponsored by the Recre- OlMind coadilwuln .. . o*ns Testimony Meeting mer vacation at the home of his Mercury dealer's. Here's your chance to own the •ir, ftot mttu mi tttmm kutlnf tions ... provide years of low-coat, trouble- Wednesday Evening. 8:13 o'clock IN DAYTIME, Mooday through Friday, the Windows ation Commission. tree service. Other pictures have been sched- mother at 46 Mrvaglag Manor. He UADOfO KOOat will return to his seminary studies best-built car in America today for no more than • Every Delco Conditionair is designed for 111 KnttViUi AT... Craaf*r« CARPORT PATIO ate open from 7:30 sum. to 1:30 pjn., with extra hours uled as follows: AiiRiist 7, Wash- P^f^jwy a Dalco residential air conditioning Open Mon. thru Sat.. 10:30 am. to ^ p.m. INCLOf IP PORCH in the fall. While working for his you might pay for a car with a low-price name. An bMxpMtiiw carport b a ington School, '"The Prince and A.B. degree at Drew University, unit, easily . . . any time ... at low coat. TMdar Evenlna 7:30 to • p.m. A patio adds greatly to th« Indating an old op«i porch Monday, Tuesday and Wednesday from 4 to 6 pjn. the Pauper"; August 14, Lincoln :•''••*; big horn* improvement that Mr. Kellerman was a leader in • Enjoy double savings from initial cost and pJ-asuM «f tumms* outdoor with HNH in wraiMf and School, "Gulliver's Travels"; Aug- . low monthly fuel bills. You can easily af- adds vain* to your home Bving. youth work; he served as presi- • ••;•'' fllats in winter is smart. IN ALL, 42 hours of WaDc-Up Window banking serv- ford the finest In nationally-known modern ust 21. no movie program; August dent of the Methodist Youth Fel- beating equipment with low monthly pay- k»«veek for you and your family! 28, Washington School, "The Jol- ments. lowship of the Newark Annual HOW son Story." Contelence during his senior year borne beating survey. Call Us today. Dante A. Costa, recreation su- at Drew. pervisor, reported attendance at GAS OR OIL FIRED CHRISTIAN the movie shows lias been averag- SCIENCE EASY ing; about 80 people each Friday Penny Polio Party COME IN NOW WHILE OUR THRIF T Y4UVER SALE LASTS night. HEALS BUDGET nion County Trust Company Helps Raise Funds CHAPMAN BROS. WALK-UP WINDOWS: Library Vacation KENIIAVORTH — A "Penny ;:•];•: O<RAL SUPPLY CO. KF.NILWORTH — The Kcnil- Polio Party'' was held recently at PAYMENTS South ami Walnut Avenues MONTEREY MOTORS INC. PLUMBING • HEATING • REPAIRS ^HATERIAU—AffUANCtT worth Free Public Library will be the home of Mr. and Mrs. George SUNDAYS Cranford/ N. J. closed (or vacation from August 1 Frank of 52 North 12th street. One PVBLICSDSERVICB: I South Avc. We,tfiel<|, N. J. 36 North Ave., E. — BR 6-1320 — Cranford WHCA (660) 7x45 to 17, it was announced this week cent Was charged far all games, :,1 336 CENTENNIAL AVE. BRIDGE 44)505 by Mrs. Gertrude O'Rcgan, acting edol ' drinks. For every penny WOH (710) 7i45 pan. librarian. The library will reopen spent, the sptndcr received a tkk- at 9 sun. on Avi£iu>t 17. (Coiitinuai on Page 2) CRANFORD CITIZEN AND CHRONICLE, THURSDAY. JULY, 8&, 1959 CHANTORD CITIZEN AND CHRONICLE. THURSDAY. JULY 3Q, 193* ^ Page Three

. . .'OLD FASHIONED BARGAIN SALE Programs for the C K auSSSSJP* OLD FASHIONED KENILWORTH i >> :-i LINGERIE ODDS-ENDS SALE i sunns-BLOUSES nr. Pulpit Visitt Dacron-Cotton-BaUste Lay Leader to Speak Sleeveless—Short and SECTION THREE and Nylon THE MOST TREMENDOUS VALUES WE HAVE ScheduleTol I/pig Sleeve Pajamas— EVEH PRESENTED. STOBEWIDE SAVINGS At Methodist Semce- No torn Fabrics WILL BE CLASSIFIED AS FOLLOWS: SALES DAYS ancil and Regional Board Confer; Harlon W. Drew of 112 Cranfprd avenue, lay delegate of Cran-< BjTOsceoliT SUps—Half Slips Announcement was made SALE$1.49to$3.98 ford Methodist Church to the Newark Conference, will be the speaker 1.98 to 6.98 at the 9:25 a.m. summer service in the church this Sunday. * .'His week of visiting pastors who SIZES- subject will be "Church Membership." till the pulpit at Osceola Pre ALL SALES FINAL )posed School, Rezoning Studied A member of the local congregation since 1928, Mr. Drew has terian Church during August $2*00 COUNTER VALUES TO $ 7.00 .WORTH—Mayor Walter served Cranford Mcthoaist Church-1 ~" • on September 6 while the pa SKIM SUITS ht and members of the would be a "duplication of taxes" in many capacities, including those I the Rev. Albert G. Dezso. anc Council met with Dr. was one of the facets of the ques- of Sunday School superintendent j wife and their children. Mark 20% to 30% OFF $3.00 OOUHlLH VALUES TO - $15.00 Oavis, head of the Union tion that must be considered. and teacher, finance chairman, I Christopher, are vacationing legional High School Dis- The mayor emphasized that the chairman of the building fund | their summer home at I SKIRTS—JAMAICA SHORTS—SLACKS VALUES TO $25.00 BATHING SUITS SWEATERS . 1, and regional board council was not being asked to $5.00 COUNTER .atives at the Borough when the new sanctuary was built, Winona in Woodport. ENTIRE STOCK OF take a "st.ind" on the question of participant in various drives and Preaching at Osceola this i AND PEDAL PUSHERS SPECIAL GROUP sday evening to hear the a new county vocational high campaigns for funds and as an day will be the Rev. Rict $10.00 COUNTER VALUES TO $42.00 FAMOUS MAKES vocational program out- school but that the conference was outstanding lay speaker. Smith, associate pastor of Values to 7.98 ORLONS & BANLONS detail. The proposal for held to acquire additional infor- Hi- is a member of I ho board Westfield Presbyterian Chi Reg. 10.98 & 12.98 .".... 7.99 county vocational' high mation on the vocational program. < I laynt-" <* •'••: Newark Conf-.-r- who also will fill the local p- SALE $2.98 to $5.98 as an important item of Any views that are expressed ciu-f :.nri !"ld< a ':iv speaker'* li- on September 6. Reg. 13.98 to 15.98 10.99 Reg. 4.98 2.99 n at the conference, by the council will, however, in- —cvii i- !'"<> '1 the <•<>!) Terence. Other summer Sunday asr GIRDLES & BRAS ted the next day. Dr. West evitably have an effect on any Mr. Drew lias bc-cn active in ments will be filled as foil. THIS INCLUDES ITEMS THROUGHOUT OUR Reg. 16.98 to 19.98 13.99 Reg. 7.98.,..„ .4.99 Jc feel that the need for future proposal for the vocational the lu-ld of Boy Scout work for August 9, the Rev. Willian Missy—Junior & Half Sizes STORE. WE WILL CONTINUOUSLY ADD REG- . «1 education in the coun- high school. Kenilworth, along 1 many years and has held numer- Cohea, Jr., assistant pastor oi Name Brands 2 Piece Cottons ULAR MERCHANDISE TO THESE SALE COUN- Reg. 22.98 & 25.00 16.99 Reg. 11.98 6.99 .lly exists, but that we are with other communities bene- ous positions of h'onor in scoutintj. First Presbyterian Church . Values to 14.98 ood care of these needs, fiting from such a school, Startini! as assistant scoutmaster Rah way; August 16 and 23. TERS AT DIFFERENT TIMES. .hat, in our district we are would have to help bear the bur- of Troop 75 at Cranford Methodist Rev. Harry H. , Mau. pasto- 25% to 50% OFF NOW $3.98 to $9.98 and can continue to han- den of construction costs and Church he was scoutmaster of the Olivet Presbyterian Church. ' cgional youngsters." maintenance. ,, same troop tor 13 years, and he ton. Pa., and August 30. the PLASTIC RAINCOATS ecting originated after the In yesterday's interview. Dr. has served Union Council, Boy Richard Ribble. pastor of Gown and Robe Sets district sent a letter to Davis said that the vocational pro- Scouts of America, as district Presbyterian Church of Jseli- Tee Shirts Summer Skirts $1.98 — were 3.98 •VOUR rcRSONAi jtwtier* cil in reference to its vo- gram in the regional district commissioner, council commis- Identical church services NYLONTRICOT SLEEVELESS & SHORT SLEEVE ENTIRE STOCK plans and the council re- should be considered in terms of sioner, president of council and be held each Sunday at 9:15 further information on the the two existing regional high MANY ITEMS ON SALE—NOT LISTED Blue Only WALTER E. BORIGHT chairman of numerous, council ac- IIARLON W. DREW 10:15 a.m. Nursery, kinderg. Reg. 3.98... 230 Reg. 5.98 '. 3.99 . A request for rezoning schools, Jonathan Dayton . in tivities. . and primary departments o! Reg. 15.95 in Kenilworth slated for Springfield. Arthur L. Johnson He has attended all national Church School will meet at TITTMAN'S Reg. 7.98.:. ing sujinestod that the council con- regional High School in Clark, leave at 4:30 p.m. Sunday for a ~ Reg. 2.98.. 1*99 4.99 of a future regional high Boy Scout Jamboree since the and junior, junior high' and s ma/uuvj ras also considered at the sider iKt; proposed vocational and the third regional high school picnic at Drew University in first one in 1937 and several years departments at 10:15 a.m. A - 27 North Union Avenue 10.99 Reg. 2.00 ... 1.39 Reg. 10.98 5.99 ce. school in relation to thr regional that is under construction in ago 'accompanied the scouts to Madison. Joseph Hoke will be the care nursery is available Cranford, New Jersey district's own vocational piogruni. Berkeley Heights. He said that the Europe to participate ill tile cele- leader for the trip, and younrf Sunday in the small fellov TOWNE SHOPPE •day. Dr. Davis said that fourth regional high school that BRidge 6-6718 The mayor said that the district bration of the 100th anniversary people ' interested in- going are room of the church during 29 N. UNION AVE. CRANFORD :r to the council concern- representatives felt that in view will be built in Kenilworth should of tht- birth of Sir Kobert••Baden- asked to contact him. services. district's vocational pro- of the fact that Jhey wore operat- also be. considered in the discus- Powell, the founder of the Boy The .Summer Symposium w Jamaicds & Bermudas Blankets \ Shorts iginated because of a pro- ing their own program there was sion of any regional vocational Scout movement. held each Tuesday evening at OPEN THURSDAYS OPEN THURSDAY NIGHTS UNTIL 9 O'CLOCK ' the Union County Voca- concern that "the costs might be program. Elect Officers ichool Board that a new In 1!M3, he'Was awarded the all during the summer. TILL 9 P.M. ODDS and ENDS COTTONS, PRINTS & STRIPES SOLIDS, PLAIDS, STRIPES duplicated" and that "their pro- The proposed Kenilworth high Silver Heaver Award for out- Senior Choir will rehearse . *Cranford Store Only with SATIN BINDING vocational high school be gram will be curtailed." school was the subject of the other For Organization i light of that proposal Dr. standing service to boyhood. day evenings at 8 o'clock. Reg. to 6.98 Reg. to 4.98 The "mayor said that the council matter that was discussed at the A native of Merrimac, Mass., The Rev. Mr. Dezso wt" Reg- 498 .id, it was felt that the reg- wishes to explore the situation meeting last Tuesday night. The Mr. Drew came to Cranford 'from Of New Church preaching as follows durinj istrict should outline its further belore expressing any regional board had previously re- Jersey City. Officers to begin the legal or- summer: August 2 and 23, < 3.99 1.00 ws on vocational needs and views on the vocational school. He quested that 11 acres off the Church School leaders this Sun- ganization of a new church here Presbyterian Church of E> 3.99 ict's program of vocational said that Jhe -possibility that there Boulevard between 14th and 16th day will be: Nursery, Mrs. Robert and to prepare for expected Pa.; August 9, First PresbyT streets facing Monroe avenue be Peterson and Mrs. Eugene Koenig; growth in the fall were elected at Church of Cranford; Augu> id. that he did not wish to rezoned. The area has been classi- kinder ;:ancn and primary, ltaiss u business meeting of the Cranford Elizabeth Avenue Presbyt .hat the regional district fied as a business zone and the Donna Smith and Kenneth Meeks. Baptist Fellowship at the home of Church in Newark, and Scptc OLD FASHIDKED EAHQAING Beach Towels Sleeveless Blouses Pedal Pushers & Slacks oscd to a county vocational Park History board requested that the land be Young people of the church will Mr. and Mrs. Charles Matthews of 6, Linden Presbyterian Chur .< but that it is concerned re./oned as a residential district, SOLIDS, STRIPES, PLAIDS luplication of expenses . .. "preferably Residential A." ALL WE HAVE LEFT BLENDS, & COTTONS lot proper for the taxpay- Told to Club The board had also suggested 17 Romore place Monday ni> Reg. to 4.98 Reg. to 7.98 KENILWORTH—Rudolph Kres- (Continued on Page 2) was reported by Ian Chaj Reg. 3.98... .. ~ Union County Vocational tan, assistant secretary of the like putting money in the bank student minister. f Education where the pro- Union County Park Commission Elections were as follows: . IN FINE FOOTWEAR 2.99 Reg. 2.98 1.99 4.99 >r the county high school Was the guest speaker at a regular Little Leaguers erator, Philip Enlow; de' ed is appointed' by the weekly meeting of the Echo Lake Charles Matthews, chairman — Final Clearance — Board of Freeholders and Kiwanis Club or Westticld at Down Irvington Kenneth Jennings; dcacoc — Final Clearance — •d by the county supervisor Dowd's Stcakhousc in Union re- KENILWORTH —John Kulaga Mrs. E. J. Handler and •Is. cently. and Tom Cambers combined their Charles Matthews'; trustees. for MEN Bras Girdles Shirts "avis pointed out yesterday Mr. Kristan traced the back- pitching talents to give the Kenil- THRIFTY- Smith, chairman, and John T ' regional district has pro- ground of the commission since it worth Little League All-Stars a for WOMEN Sunday Church School suj SUMMER SANDALS SPECIAL GROUP SPECIAL GROUP * vocational programs in was founded in 1921 by a referen- •J-l win over the Irvington Na- I tendent, Mrs. Handler; S Padded Only reas including agriculture dum vote. The county park sys- tional Leaguers last Thursday. Church School secretary, PANTIES and GIRDLES SHORT, LONG & ROLL SLEEVE .cation for the last twenty- tem, he said, has grown to in- Regularly Priced Reg. to 3.95 Cambers received the * aid of Philip Enlow; treasurer and at $5J5 NOW NATURALIZER •ears, and that this year clude over 5,000 acres of land Kulaga in the third inning when cial secretary, Mr. Matthews LIFE STRIDE Reg. 5.95 to 10.95 Reg. to 4.98 1. and automotive shop with many line recreational activi- Irvington managed to load the . Plans were made tor hole Regularly Priced Regularly Priced 2.59 will be added to the pro- ties and facilities. .bases. The Kenilworth hurler Vacation Church School fror PEDWINS lo $13.95 ' ' To $10.93 3.99 to 5.99 President Clifford Gulden intro- stopped the Irvingtonites and held BUYER Regularly Priced 2.50 .gust 10 to 14 in Roosevelt Sc r Boright said that the re- duced Harold Compton of Cran- them-down for the next six inn- Church School meets at I to $10.99 NOW NOW NOW presentative at the meet- ford as a guest. ings. . A LIMITED NUMBER OF Oki Cat your Mercury $8.90 & $9.90 $8.90 Summer Handbags 2-Piece Dresses Summer Sleepwear BOYS'SHOES Dealer ton HAT nn counn SPECIAL GROUP ODDS and ENDS BABY DOLLS, GOWNS SHORTIES Regularly Priced Blends, Plisses, Nylon Tricot CfUUSTIAN UCtWHC* M. for CHILDREN to $9.99 _• NOW Women's Casuals Drastically Reduced Reg. to 4.95* Reg. to 19.98 Old* fca> Nylon Tricot Reg. 5.98... 3.59 BUSTER BROWN MEN'S MOCCASIN STYLE 2.00* 10.00 •to. WOK < 11* ka> • Blends Reg. 3.50 1«88 MUFFS OUT TROUBLE BaSBlvtr Paced to $7.9* — Final Clearance — — Final Clearance SOW CREPE SOLE WOMEN'S WOMEN'S LEATHEB BaquaU $4.99 & $5.99 LOAFERS Dan River Tee Tops to Sise *hEG. $6.95 KEDDETTES PLAY SHOES Slips Beach Robes witit Aw. 8(

.^ / Corrcianve cniiuons noin 9*-'- •v«n ir your prawnr nome » mort0ag«dl W« u» ence and Health with Key to the ON IWRSDAY Aoppiog ttitftis oar doable. Walk- Mr. Tiller's Scriptures" by Mary Baker Eddy Nowl Easy Budget T«rms...No Money Down. Tomorrow Night Up Windows "keep stoce" lor your convenience Thty're informatifltt-J GAR WOOD—'•Twenty Miles to are j FUST CHU1GH OF CHRIST. SCIENTIST open from 4 to 8 fM&u Eatth."' starring Willi;im Hopper, Mr. will be shown at the Lincoln moHumo AVS. AT MLM wt. School playground tomorrow nicht CBAMVOBD tiN FRIDAY ftl^its, anoAer good deal for you, with MERCURY 8nvlc«: Sujutay 11 KM. as one of a scries of outdoor movie Walk-Up Window evening hours from 4 to 8:30 PM.- Sunday School 11 A. M. programs sponsored by the Rccre* Now savings are the highest of the year at your Testimony Bfcctlns '. ation Commission. . • "Mercury dealer's. Here's'your chance to own the W»itnwa»y Kvcntnf. 8:15 o'clock m DAYTIME, Monday through Friday, the Windows Other pictures have been schedii UADora BOOM CAKPOKT me open from 7:30 ajn. to 1:30 pjn., with extra hours ulcd as follows: Aufiust 7, b^ best-built car in America today for no more, 1U NaHli Oaks An.. Ciuhri PATIO ington School, '"The Prince Open Mon. thru Sat., 10:30 a.m. lo 2 p.m. p carpoH h a Monday, Tuesday and Wednesday from 4 to 6 pjn. you might pay for a car with a low-pric EndOMag anowopwi yonh the Pauper": • August 14, Ii Evening liSO to • p.m. Mg hem* ImprovwiMitt that School. "Gulliver's TraveJlT; ockb vakM to yaw horn*. £•*»"• •» www wrtdoo, with toMii bt au^MMr mi living. f IOM In winter b «muff. m ALL, 42 hoars of Walk-Up Window banking serr- Ubt 21, no movie •r- fce a week for you and your family 1 23. Wa^hincton School, M>n Story." ; HOW Dante A. Costa, rCCt«*00B. |H'rviM>r, reported at CHRISTIAN th<- movie ^hovvs has been ;•*. EASY in^ about 80 people etidt SCIENCE nishl. M N0ty WMU tHI HEALS BUDGET den County Trust Company WALK-UP WINDOWS: Library Vucatkm KEN1LWORTH — Th PAYMENTS South and Walnut Av«nu«* worth Free Public ••AMUANCCS MONTEREY MOTI SUNDAYS Cranford/ N. J. cloiscd for vacation rSEKVICB: , - WHCA (860) 7:45 to 17. it was ann 301 South Ave. W« 336 CENTENNIAL AVE. BRIDGE t-0505 by Mrs. Gertrude WOH (710) 7i45 pjn. librarian. The library A 231 9* ,'f.y3. at 9 ajn. on AufiUit 17. .. ; I. THURSDAY, JULY "80, 195»_ Page Hour CRANPORD CITIZEN AND Page Five Pa* Six Conic and Get Your Shan Programs for the C Of Old Fashioned Values] KENILWORTH Pulpit VisiU REMODELING SALE Lay Leader to Speak SILICON IRONING PAD & COVER Both 88c SECTION THREE SAM-FILM DRAPERIES—For Your Den, Schedule Tot -Playroom or Sumwr-C«tt«g»— ———— Pr. 68c r BOYS'and MEN'S AtiVfethodist Service By Osceola WROUGHT IRON SMOKING STAND 1.00 incil and Regional Board Confer; Harlon W. Drew of 112 Cranfprd avenue, lay delegate of Cran- Bermuda Shorts HlrtOtMHK'S Announcement was made ford Methodist Church to the Newark Conference, will be the-speaker MIRACLE CARPET SWEEPER 2.99 week of visiting pastors who Reg. 3.98 ' ' " at the 9:25 a.m. summer service in the church this Sunday. His till the pulpit at Osceola Pre WHITE UTILITY KITCHEN SHELF >posed School, Rezoning Studied subject will he "Church Membership." terian Church during August Metal Doublo Dteker 1.48 WORTH—Mayor Walter A member of the local congregation since 1928, Mr. Drew has v i i •" • on September 6 while the pa . it and members of the would be a "duplication of taxes" serwd Cr.-.nford Methoaist Church i • 'HIS' & 'HERS' TOWEL SETS-4Pc«. Set 1.19 BOYS'and MEN'S Council met with Dr. in many capacities, including those the Rev. Albert G. Dezso, ant' was one of the facets of the ques- wife and their children, Mark TALL MODERN LAMPS & SHADES— )avis, head of the Union tion that must be considered. of Sun\ School superintendent Short Sleeve Sport Shirts... egional High School Dis- ami !i-;«ch«r. linanct- chairman, Christopher, are vacationing Beautiful Base»-Reg. 1195 9.88 REDUCTIONS UP TO 50% The mayor emphasized that the v their summer home at i Reg. to 3.98 1, and regional board council was not being asked to chairman, of the building fund MAGNIFICENT BEDROOM LAMPS & SHADES— Now atives at the Borough 1 Winona in Woodport. takt.- a "stand' on the question of when she new sanctuary was built. .day evening to h^ear the participiiT.t in various drives and Preaching at Osceola this . Were 9.90 E«. Pair 6.88 new county vocational high camjiriicns for lunds and as an day will be the Rev. Ric' vocational program out- school but that the conference was - WROUGHT IRON SECTIONAL SET ou'.-tanding lay s|K aker. Smith, associate pastor of BOYS' and MEN'S letail. The proposal for held to acquire additional infor- We're paving the way for our new COLLEGE SHOP.- •. o complete and separate ,»unty vocational high Ht: if .• iv-fli'-lw r of tlu- board West field Presbyterian Cht Plastic Covered — Only 6 to Go Ea. 19.88 mation on the vocational program. is an' important item of Any views that are expressed who also will fill the local p WROUGHT IRON STEP OR COCKTAIL TABLE Swim Trunks • • • • • • • • »-ru-f anc- \ ••: r- '>'<• (•cintcrrncc. Other summer Sunday ' as; Only 12 to Go Ea. 4.95 ed the next day. Dr. West evitably have an effect on any Mr Ikut IKIS btt-n active in ments will be filled as foil e feel that the need for future proposal for the vocational tin- !:.-.i«ions o! honor in scouting, j First Presbyterian Church of fine men's apparel! , "•jod care of these needs. fiting from such a school, St-iitim: as asMst.iiit scoutmaster Rah way; Aug'ust 16 and 23. THROW PILLOWS hat in our district we are would have to help bear the bur- Summer Slox • den of construction costs and of TI" T5 ;.t Cr.Miford Methodist Rev. Harry H. Mau. pasto and can continue to han- Choice of Colors—Some Foam - Ea. 98c maintenance. Church. !.<«•" w;,s scoutmaster of the Olivet Presbyterian Church, .*gional youngsters." same :r]> tor V.I years, and he ton. Pa., and August 30, the HOLLYWOOD BED OUTFIT—Complete 38.88 •cting originated after the In yesterday's interview. Dr. h..^ M-rvi(li-nt of council and be held each Sunday at 9:15 urther information on the First Come—First Served WALTER E. BORIGHT schools, Jonathan Dayton . in chairman of numerous council ac- HARLON W. DREW 10:15 a.m. Nursery,'kinderg MEN'S 95 A request for rezoning tivities. and primary departments o, Springfield, Arthur L. Johnson in Kenilworth slated for regional High School in Clark, He h;.s attended all national Church School will meet at T.S55i.; SALE*19 >f a future regional high ing suggested that the council con- leave at -1:30 p.m. Sunday for a CLOSED WEDNESDAY at 12:30 PiA. TILL SEPTEMBER Crew Neck Polos sider the proposed vocaiional and the third regional high school Boy Scout Jamboree =-ince the and junior, junior high and s as also considered at the picnic at Drew University in departments at 10:15 a.m. A school in relation to the regional that is under construction in rirst one- I!I37 and several years Our Entire Stock Now Drastically deduced For Final Clearance •:e. a^o acco!!ii):iiiiee :.o ii.rticip.itf :n tin- cele- Sunday in the small fello". Reg. 2.98 NO CHARGE FOR NORMAL ALTERATIONS r to the council concern- people interested in going arc- room of the church during representatives felt that in view will bi- built in K6nilworth should bration <-f ll-.t- !0i)th anniversary district's vocational pro- asked to contact him. services. o. FERN'S FURNITURE, INC. of the fact that they were operat- also be considered in the discus- of the birth <-f Sir Robt-rt iJaden- ginated because of a pro-ing their own program there was sion of any regional vocational Pov.e'll. the founder of the Boy The Summer Symposium \v the Union- County Voca- held eachvTuesday evening a< EASTMAN STREET at NORTH AVENUE CRANFORD concern that "the costs might be program. Scout movement. BOYS' /, chobl Boards that a new In 1!>5;{. tie u-.iK awarded the Elect Officers all during the summer. Open Monday, Thursday and Friday Evenings ~ ~ Slacks i/3 OFF on all Tropicals duplicated" and that "their pro- The proposed.. Kenilworth high /ocational high school be gram wil! be curtailed." school was the subject of the other Silver I!e..ver Award for out- Senior Choir will, rehearse . light of that proposal Dr. For Organization day evenings at 8 o'clock. Shorty Pajamas...... ", Reg. $9.95 to $22.95 /....,.„: ...:. ..SALE $6.95 to $13.95 The mayor said that the council matter that was discussed at the standing -t-r\ ice to boyhood. id, it was felt that the reg- The Rev. Mr. Dezso wl wishes to exploit- the situation meeting last Tuesday night. The A n:iU\e of Merrimac. Mass., 'Strict should outline its Mr. Drew canu- 'o Cranford from Of New Church preaching as follows durin: further before expressing any regional board had previously re- .vs on vocational needs and Jersey City. Officers to begin the legal or- summer: August 2 and 23, » views on the vocational school. He quested that 11 acres off the Sizes 6-16—Reg. 2.39 Sport Jackets y3 to Vi OFF ict's program of vocational Church School leaders this Sun- ganization of a new church here Presbyterian Church of E said that the possibility that there Boulevard between 14th and 16th day-will be: Nursery. Mrs. Robert and to prepare for expected Pa.; August 9, First Presby Reg. $20^0 to $55 ..; ,.....: 1,. SALE $10.25 to $36.95 streets facing Monroe avenue be Peterson ;.nd Mrs. Eugone Koenig; growth in the fall were elected at Church of Cranford; Augur d.that he did not wish to rezoned. The area has been classi- kiudci^arun and primary. Miss a business meeting of the Cranford Elizabeth Avenue Presby 34 NORTH AVE., W. BOYS' hat the regional district fied as a business zone and the Donna Smith and Kenneth Mecks. Baptist Fellowship at the home of Church in Newark, and Scptt CHILDREN'S iscd to a county vocational Park History board requested that the land be Young !>eople of the church will Mr. and Mrs. Charles Matthews of 6, Linden Presbyterian Chur BRIDGE 6-1024 Sport Shirts and Summer Dress Shirts Vz to Vi OFF )Ut that it is concerned re/oned as a residential district, Leathelong Sleevr Sandale Spors t Shirts ... $] duplication of expenses ... "preferably Residential A." (Sizes 6-20) Reg. $4 to $15 . ....i.;, ...LSALE $2.65 to $8.95 tot proper for the taxpay- Told to Club The board had also suggested 17 Romore place'Monday ni, Reg. 3.98 "' KENILWORTH—Rudolph Kres- (Continued on Page 2) was reported by Ian Cha Union County Vocaiional tan, assistant secretary of the Like putting money in the bank student minister. Bermuda Shorts Va OFF on our Entire Stock I Education where the pro- Union County Park Commission Elections were as follows: GIRLS' •r the county high school was the guest speaker at a regular Little Leaguers erator, Philip Enlow; de Reg. $4 to $10.95 .;...... „...„... ,...:..:.SALE $2.65 to $7.50 ed is appointed by the weekly meeting of the Echo Lake Charles Matthews, chairmai Shorts, Short Sets ...... 9for$l Board of Freeholders and Kiwanis Club or Westtield at Down Irvington Kenneth Jennings: dcacoi d by the county supervisor Dowd's Steakhouse in Union re- KENILWORTH—John Kulaga cently. Mrs. E. J. Handler and o Swimwear y OFF on most Cabana Sets Is. and Tom Cambers combined their Charles Matthews; trustees, 2 avis pointed out yesterday Mr. Kristan traced the back- pitching talents to give the Kenil- , Smith, chairman, and John 1 Values to 2.98 regional district has pro-ground of the commission since it worth Little League AlW3tars a THRIFTY- Reg. $10 to $16.95 ; ...... :...:„...... ;....,.: ; ...SALE $5 to $7.95 Sunday Church School su vocational programs in was founded in 1921 by a referen- 4-1 win over the Irvington Na- tendent, Mrs. Handler; S EVERYTHING IS rcas including agriculture dum vote. The county park sys- tional Leaguers last Thursday. Church School secretary, GIRLS' cation for the last twenty- tem, he said, has grown to in- Cambers received the aid of Philip Enlow; treasurer and Vz OFF on most Swim Trunks ' ears, and that this year clude over 5,000 acres of land Kulaga in the third inning when cial secretary, Mr. Matthews ON THE BLOCK ; and automotive shop with many fine recreational activi- Irvington managed to load the Plans were made lor holf Sunsuits $1 ':' \ Reg. $4 to $6.95 .".;..; SALE $2.65 to $4.65 will be added to the pro-ties and facilities. bases. Tile Kenilworth hurler BUYER Vacation Church School froi, President Clifford Gulden intro- stopped the Irvingtonites and held gust 10 to 14 in Roosevelt Sc r Boright said that the re- duced Hayold_ Compton of Cran- them down for the next six inn- 0 AIE at pur Mercury Church School meets at I Sizes 1-6—Reg. 1.98 presentative at the mccL- ford as a guest. ings. ' . ; ; i SOD MAT IWD COMTOKT GIRLS' ODDS & ENDS GROUP OALt Dealer IteWa l- A SPECIAL GROUP OF SPORT SHIRTS, DRESS SHIRTS AND*KNIT SHIRTS CHKISTfAlf ICUNCB • Health Tex Short Sleeve Polo Shirts$ •to. WNBW <11:M k«> Reg. to 1.49 ' REDUCED AS MUCH AS 67% •to. WBCA < ««• k«) • GIRLS' MUFFS OUT TROUBLE •to. WOK ( 11* fce) or •to. WQXB (UN ke> 10% — 20%-30%-50% Better School Dresses 9 * •• • . HaqucmU for tree literati Sizes 4-14—Reg. to 5.98 'hi) thaw prot Come In—Look Around AVI Bbuifa I Special Prices HUNDREDS OF OTHER ITEMS. AT LOW, LOW PRICES. t> Charge^ Open It may look mysterious to you, but this huge circuit •m On Everything Accounts Mon. and Thurs. breaker is working to protect your electric service. It SPECIAL GROUP OF Invited acts with a blast of air to isolate faulty sections in Evenings the electric system and does it in a twentieth of CLOSE OUT ITEMS a second. SHAPIRO'S DEPT. STORH This 132,000 volt circuit breaker is just one —MakeVsAnOffer— more indication of the kind of equipment we have 19 N. UNION AVENUE CRANFORD behind your switch. Every day we continue to strive to 361 to improve your electric service. Bergen Camera Exchange 18 North Ave., W., Cranford, N. J. © • PB HO ABLI •* Price Protected Items Excepted OPEN' THURSDAY EVENING

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Corrcunive ^nations tiijm oti- «v«n iv your prvsem norno Is mongageai )•• us ; of Oanaral Motor* ence and Health with Key to the ON THURSDAY shopping nights our double Walk- Mr. Tiller's at Scriptures" by Mary Baker Eddy Nowl Easy Budget Terms...No Money Down. Tomorrow Night information Up Windows "keep SKxc" for your convenience. They're GARWOOD—"Twenty Miles to are asked to j V-for those fast chilly fall open from 4 to 8 Earth," starring William Hopper, Mr. Hov to enjoy the com* FUST CBUICH OF CH1IST. SCIENTIST Mr.j t quiet, even MitociaUo nramorau* Avm. AT mut •». will be shown at the Lincoln W cmAKromn ON FRIDAY m^ts, another good deal for you; with School playground tomorrow night hnitinf •enrlcee: SuiuUy 11 A.M. Walk-Up Window evening hours from 4 to 8:30 p.m. as one of a scries of outdoor movie temperature Bundar School 11 A. M. programs' sponsored by the Recre- voris- Testimony Mcettntf ation Commission. trouble- Wednesday Kvenlnc. 8:15 o'clock IN DAYTIME, Monday through Friday, the Windows Other pictures have BBADOfO IOOH ult-d us follows: August Ifor ate open from 7:30 sum. to 1:30 pan., with *x/ra hours HI M.rik Dalam Aw*.. CiuftM CARPORT PATIO in«ton School, "The Open Man. thru Sat., 10:30 »m. to 2 p.m. An innpmihw caipoit b a Monday, Tuesday and Wednesday from 4 to 6 p.m. Friday Kvenlitf 7:30 to • pm. A patio adds graattyto tfe the Pauper": August feP- big hem* bnprovwntnt that pfcoMiraf School, •'Gulliver's odd* valu. to your horn*. IN ALL, 42 hours of WaOc-Up Window bankbg serv* list 21, no movie pi -''••'' ^* 4 ' '•- bving. «IOM ia wintar b ice a week for you and your family! 2li. Washington son Story." HOW Dante A. Coal pervisor, repol I ;'? CHRISTIAN tlw movie' shows. W EASY / C inu about 80 SCIENCE C * 4 H F,A R. 0 night. I v ™^l HEALS BUDGET 6 0505 ion County Trust Company WAIX-UP WINDOWS: Library Vi it KF.NILWOBTB.- PAYMENTS South and Walnut Avenues worth Free ', closed for VI ii:- SUNDAYS Cranford/ N. J. to 17. it was' I 301 South A« (B60)7t45 336 CENTENNIAL AVE. BRIDGE 64505 m (710) 7»45 librarian, A 23! 3* at 9 a.m. on. CRANFORD CITIZEN AND CHRONICLE; THURSDAY, JULY 30, 1«5» Page Seven

OLB FASHHWEI SAVINGS WIWN6 KENILWORTH Programs for the < CRMF08D SALES DAYS! Shorts-Bermudas SECTION THREE Famous Nam» Brand Pulpit Vis\ REDUCED PRICES Pedal Pushers ;• 10 Lay Leader to Speak 20% OFF BATHING SUITS Sclwdulel • QWJUX uncil-wad Regional Board Gonf erf cm- Reg. $6.00 to $19:95 Now $1.49 to $3.99 At Methodist Service By Osceola LAWN UMBRELLAS :i Harlon W. Drew of 112 Cranfprd avenue, lay delegate of Cran- OUTBOOR GRILLS k4 ?( dposed SchoDl, Rezoning Studied Announcement was nru Blouses & T Shirts ford MethodiM Church, to the Newark Conference, will be^espeate .WORTH—Mayor Walter week of visiting pastors \ PLUS A NOW at the 9">5 a.m. summer service in the church this Sunday. LAWN CHAIRS Reg. $1.98 to $5.9* ht and members of the would be a ''duplication of taxes" till the pulpit at Osceola FREE BAG OF CHARCOAL $4.99 to $ Council met with Dr. was one of the facets of the ques- terian Church during Auf Now $1*49 to $3.99 Davis, head of the Union tion that must be considered. on September 6 while th« CHAISE LOUNGES legional High School Dis- The mayor emphasized that the served Cranford Methooist. Church the Rev. Albert G. Dezso, 1, and regional board council was not being" asked to in many capacities, including those wife and their children, M tatives at the Borough take ii "stand" on the question of of Sunday School superintendent Christopher, are vacatio. •sday evening to hear the a new • county vocational high and' teacher, finance chairman, their summer home a' GIANT SIZE vocational program out- school but that the conference was chairman of the building fund WINDOW SHADES BARGAIN TABLE SAYINGS AT BARON'S DURING held to acquire additional inforr Winona in Woodport. detail. The proposal for ••when the new sanctuary was built, PLASTIC mution on the vocational program. participant in various drives and Preaching at Osceola tr White or light Ecru -WHILE THEY LAST-u county vocational high day will be the Rev. as an .important item of Any views that are expressed campaigns for funds and as an by the council will, however, in- outstanding lay speaker. Smith, associate pastor Up to 36 Inches Shortie n at the conference, Westficld Presbyterian ; ted the next day. Dr. West evitably have an effect on any He is a member of the board who also will fill the loca SWIMMING POOL On You* Boiler Ve feel that the need for future "proposal for the vocational el layrie" «•' " " N-wnrk Confer- THIS THREE DAY SHOPPING EVENT high school. Kenilworth, along on September 6, al education in the coun- ence'and !" regional district has pro- ground of the commission since it worth Little League All-Stars a Mrs. E. J. Handler am reg. 3.98. BABY DOLL PJV 2.98 U7 Shower vocational programs in was founded in 1921 by a referen- 4-1 win over the Irvington Na- Charles Matthews; trustee; AND SLASH PRICES Flashlight Home Bath Rollamatic treas including agriculture dum vote. The county park sys- tional Leaguers last Thursday. Smith, chairman, and John SLIPS... • to3.98 U3 Caps ication for the last twenty'-^ 'tiem, he said, has grown to in- Cambers received the aid of THRIFTY- ! Sunday Church School si clude over 5,000 acres of land Kulaga in the third inning when 67c Permanent /ears, and that this year tendent, Mrs. Handler; 1 CARTER & DRIP DRY SUN SUITS TERRY SHORTS • • 1W Batteries Envelopes Razor e and automotive shop with many line recreational activi- Irvington managed to load tho Church School secretary. BOYS' BARGAINS 16c will be added to the pro-ties and facilities. bases. The Kenilworth hurler Philip Enlow; treasurer and ^ reg. 2.00 I-47 7c H.19 box 29c §16.95 President Clifford Gulden intro- stopped the Irvingtonites and held cial secretary, Mr. Matthew reg. NOW duced Harold Compton of Cran- them down for the next six inn- 3 for $4 >r Boright said that the re ings. Plans were made for ho) 65c 2.00 representative at the meet- ford as a guest.' . Vacation Church School fro SUMMER PJ's 250 147 FALL SKIRTS 5.98 3.00 1000 BUYER gust 10 to 14 in Roosevelt S 3.00 Church School meets, at SUMMER SLEEPERS CABANASETS 3.98 2.47 DRESSES . to 10.982for$5 Revlon Sun- Lustre reg-2.25 1.00 Fountain Saccharin All t at ggur Mercury HOODED SWEATSHIRTS 2.50 1.47 sLACK_sHORT SETS 3.98 2.47 Nail Polish Glasses Creme Ton MAT HMD COMVOV. SPORT SHIRTS i 1.47 3/S4 ERALLS 100 Discontinued Shades Syringe Dealer SOX 3Prs. 1.00 BLO0M Shampoo PLAID SHORTS £ ,2.98 1XK) CUMTIAN ICONC1 I 49c 50% off MUFFS OUT TROUBLE 198 1.47 S1.49 24c •U. WNEW BUNTINGS (Great GiHs) BU. mom < ii« *•) 8 reg to 5.98 POLOS-4-14 | 19 W •U. WQU <>M« *•> Spring Coats Ajn, BC

-!• '•'>: !&*& Mr. Tiller's absence those wishing im TftOTSDAY *o&*>g tS0M oat AwHe Walk- Tomorrow Night information regarding the church 1 1...N0 Money Down. M are asked to call the Lay Leader, I Scriptures" by Mary Baker Eddy Up Windows "keep »tt» for you* cemvenieoce. Theyxc GAUWOOD—"Twenty Miles to Mr. Howard D. Murphy. ' Earth." starring William Hopper, from 4 to 8p.«. Mr. Kcllerman, a member of Si, ^••aVHa will be shown at the Lincoln James Methodist Church in Eliza- ciumof cnusT.sciEHnsT ON ERIDAY rights, anodier good deal for you, with School pUiyground tomorrow nicht beth before he entered the Metho- AT a>- one of a &erics of outdoor movie dist ministry, is spending ihc sum- Walk-Up Window evening houw from 4 to 8:30 p*v programs ipon>orcd by the Recre- mer vacation at the home of his ation Commission. j •;f ' mother at 46 Mrvaglag Manor. He I1.'.'. MERCURY Other pictures have been sched- IN DAYTIME, Monday through Friday, the Windows will return to his seminary studies Now savings are the highest of the year at your g« open from 7:30 ajn. to 1:30 pjn., with extra horns uled as follows: August 7. Wash- in the fall. While working for his if. m —tor mi turn ington School. "The Prince and A.U. degree at Drew University, Mercury dealer's. Here's your chance to own the CAKPOKT PATIO INCLOSID POKCH Monday, Tuesday and Wednesday from 410 6 pjn. ihc Pauper": August 14, Lincoln Mr. Kcllerman was a leader in best-built car in America today for no more than An h»«p.ntiv. carport fa a A patio odds graatly to tfc« Endaiins an eld «p«t porch School. "Gullivers Travels"; Aug- youth work; he served' as presi- you might pay for a car with a low-price name. Us horn* improvMMttt that b of iwiniiMr omdeor with wraon biaMMnor and IN ALL, 42 hoots of Walk-Up Window bankim? ust 2.1. no movie program: August dent of the Methodist Youlh Fel- adds valtMto yotif horn*. f lost in winter Is smart. 28. Washington School, "The Jol- lowship of the Newark Annual Joe a week for you and your familyI son Story." Conlercnce during his senior year I Dante A. Costa, recreation s,u- at Drew. |R-rvisor. reported attendance at tho movie ihows has been averag- ing about 80 j>eo))le each Friday Penny Polio Party EASY nisht. Helps Raise Fund Library Vacation KENILWOHTH — A "Penny M '•'" BUDGET Polio Party'' was held recently at GOME W NOW WHILE OUT THWf TY-WJYEH SALE LASTS - KENILWOriTH — The Kenil- worth Free Public Library will be the home of Mr. and Mrs. George Frank of 52 North 12th street. One cloocd for vacation from August 1 1 v •.';•:•• to 17. il w«' announced this week cent was charged (or ull games, cool drinks. For every penny A 4«1 «• :l by Mrs. Gertrude O'Rcgan. acting i,pcnt, the spender received a tick- MONTEREY MOTORS IMC. BRIDGE *4505 librarian. The library will reopen (Contlnwd on Page 2) 336 CENTENNIAL AVE. at 9 aun. on Au£u>t 17. 301 South Ave. WwtfitW, N. J,| CRAOTOHO AWP CHRQWICLE, THURSDA-g. Page Seven

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Pulpit Visi Famous Name Brand Shorts-Bermudas Lay Leader to Speak 20% OFF REDUCED PRICES Pedal Pushers SECTION THREE Schedule J -ON ALL BATHING SUITS -OH- Regl $198 to $5.98 At Methodist Service Reg. $6.00 to $19.95 incil and Regional Board Confer; Harlon W. Drew of i:2 Cranfpr'd avenue, lay delegate of Cran- ByVsceoE LAWN UMBRELLAS Now $1.49 to $3.99 ford Methodic Church to ilic Newark Conference, will be the speaker Announcement. was m. IUTDOOI week of visiting pastors \ Blouses & T Shirts at the 9:25 urn. summer service- in the church this Sunday. 'His LAWN CHAIRS PLUS A NOW subject «i!! h«- -Church Membership." till the pulpit at Osceola _ >posed School, Rezoning Studied terian Church during Aur Reg. $1.98 to $5.98 A member oi the local congregation since 1928, Mr. Drew has FREE BAG OF CHARCOAL $4.99 to $13-99 WORTH—Mayor Walter on September 6 while thi CHAISE LOUNGES it and members of the served. Cr^nford Meihooist Church i • """ ~.~ Now $1.49 to $3.99 would be a "duplication of taxes" the Rev. Albert G. Dezso, Council met with Dr. was one of the facets of the ques- in nyny cjp:..c:*:v>. including 'hose >avis, head of the Union of Sunii:.v School . superintendent wife and their children, M tion that must be considered. Christopher, are vacatio. egional High School Dis- The mayor emphasized that the ami ti.irhir. :.nai»- chairman, 1, and regional board chairman oi1 :r.«.- building fund their summer' home a GIANT SIZE council was not being asked to when thi- iu-w >i.Ro:u.v y \va> built, Winona in Woodport. WINDOW SHADES atives at the Borough take a "stand" on the question of drives and Preaching at Osceola tr PLASTIC BARGAIN TABLE •day evening to hear the a new county vocational high campaisn> for Sunns,,and as an day will be the Rev. White or Light Ecru -WHILE THEY^AST- AT BARON'S DURING vocational program out- school but that the conference was THEY LAST OLit.-t.!tirttti>; =ay >jxak Smith, associate pastor Up to 36 Inches ietail. The proposal for held to acquire additional infor- Shortie Gowns-PajamasrShps county, vocational high mation on the vocational program. IK i- -• r « f :h<- board Wcstflcld Presbyterian • :rk for August 9, the Rev. Will 55.88 1 education in the coun- high school. Kenilworth, along •Jy exists, but that we are with other communities bene- many years and has held numer- Cohea, Jr., assistant pasto' Cotton Slips 1.98 ous positions t>: honor in scoutini;. First Presbyterian Chu Summer Dresses BEACH 15c wd .care, of these needs. fiting from such a school, Rahway; Aug'ust J6 and CAR AND HOME SAVE 20% ON Pettts—Pajamas 29c ~ hat -in our district we arc would have to Help bear the bur- of Tr;> 75 >,; Cranford Methodist Rev. Harry H. fliau, pa > . Skirts and COATS Baby Dolls 15c and can continue to han- den of construction costs and Church ho u. > vr«»;j1masier of the Olivet Presbyterian Churc PITTSBURGH Match Mates Pure sgional youngsters." maintenance. same "r«*>;> !<>r !3 wars, and he ton. Pa., and August 30, t- . $3.98 to $8.98 Knee Length Gowns Bobby Moth Balls ieting originated after the In yesterday's interview. Dr. SUNPROOF Pocket Ant ha> servi-d L":.:on Council. Boy Richard Ribble, pastor Reg. $3.98 to $14.98 Reg. $1.98 to $5.98 or district sent a letter to Davis said that the vocational pro- Scouts' t»i America, as district I Presbyterian Church of If With Aluminum NOW NOW , NOW Para Pins Combs :il in reference to its vo- gram in the regional district commissioner. O>».!)LI! nimmisT Identical church servic Extension Handle Traps plans and the council re-, should be considered in terms of sinner. pri-s:rt<::; of council and be held each Sunday at 9 HOUSE PAINT Flakes urther information on the the two existing regional high $2.99 to $9.99 $2.99 to $5.99 $1.49 to $3.99 51b. 89c WALTER E. BORIGHT chairman oJ numerous council ac- IIABLON W. DREW 10:15 a:m. Nursery, kind* 10c 3c A request for rezoning schools, Jonathan Dayton in tivities. and primary departments l lb. 16c,. in Kenilworth slated for Sprimjlieltl. Arthur L. Johnson He -h:is ;.:"i-r.<3«-d all national Church School will meet . Whit* It Colon, GaL >f a future regional high ing suggestod th;it the council con- regional High School in Clark, Boy Scout J-.ir.ik.Tcc ;ince the leave at 4:30 p.m. Sunday for a and junior, junior high an'' 2.25 as also considered at thesider the proposed vocational and the third regional high school lirst one i.\i IU37 ar.d se<».-ral years picnic at Drew University in departments at 10:15 a.m. school in relation to tlu- regional th;.t is under construction in a^o acc;»!S:«-"ri liie scouts to Madison. Joseph Hokc will be the care nursery is availabl- 100 district's own vocational pionram. Berkeley Heights. He said that the Euro;>e to [wr^ojv.ilt- :n \\w cele- leader for the trip, and yourijj Sunday in the small fel Wash n' day. Dr. Davis said that The mayor said that the district fourth regional high sch<>ol that people interested in going are BEACH BAGS AND r to the council concern- bration f.t the !OOii> anniversary room of the church durir representatives felt that in view will be built in Kenilworth should of the birth ..< SJI Kobt-rt Haden- asked to contact him. . services. Curl Aspirin district's vocational pro- of the fact that they were operat- lso be considered in the discus- Pov.ell. the founder oi the Boy The Summer Symposium ALBANLEWIS ginated because of a pro-ing their own program there was sion of any regional vocational Scout mo\i-miT.;. held each Tuesday evening Ladies' Apparel PLASTIC TRAVEL KITS the Union County Voca- concern that "the costs might be prqgram. In I'M'i. h\- w\,> awarded the Elect Officers all during the summer. HOUSEWARES • HARDWARE • GADGETS • GIFTS Shampoo chool Board that a new duplicated" and that "their pro- The .proposed Kenilworth high Silver leaver . Award for out- Senior Choir will rehea: . Union Ave. -Open Thurs. Evenings— /ocational high school be gram wil! be curtailed." school was the subject of the other standing ser\ ice !i> boyhood. For Organization day evenings at 8 o'clock. i light of that proposal Dr. The mayor said that the council matter that was discussed at the 109 N. Union Ave. BRWge 64)866 81.50 25% OFF id, it was felt that the reg- A n.'ittvt.- oi Merrimac. Mass., • The Rev. Mr. Dezso » 8c wishes to explore the situation meeting last Tuesday night. The H^r. Drew c.=!»te lo Cranford from Of New Church preaching as follows duri •strict should outline its further before expressing any regional board had previously re- Jersey City. Officers to begin the legal or- summer: August 2 and 23. vs on vocational needs and views on the vocational school. He quested that, 1-1'.. acres oft* the. 49c 57c ict's program of vocational Chinch School leaders this Sun- ganization of a new- church here Presbyterian Church of 49C 59c said that the possibility that there Boulevard between 14th and 16th day wilt be' Nursery. Mrs. Robert and to prepare for expected Pa.; August 9, First Presb 1.19 streets facing' Monroe^avenue be Peterson ;.nd Mrs. Eugene Kocnig: growth in the fall were elected at Church of Cranford; Aug Para d that he did not wish to rezoned. The area has been classw kindcti;ariet» and primary. Miss a business meeting of the Crunford Elizabeth Avenue Prcsb Williams Raid hat the' regional district tied as a business zone and the Donna Smith end Kenneth Meeks. Baptist Fellowship at the home of Church in Newark, and Scg. Nylon Ipana >sed to a county vocational Park History board requested that the land be Young iwopEc- oi Jhe church will Mr. and Mrs. Charles Matthews of 6, Linden Presbyterian Chi FINAL CLEAN SWEEP Cakes re/oned as a residential—district, Brushless Insect out that it is concerned Plus iuplication of expenses... ••preferably Residential A." Refills Shave Nail Brush tot proper for the taxpay- Told to Club The board had also suggested 17 Romore place Monday r. Repellent KENILWORTH—Rudolph Kres- (Continued on Page 2) was reported by Ian Ch SAVE DURING OLD FASHIONED MOP-UP 19c tfnion County Vocational tan, assistant secretary of the like putting money in the bank student minister. 29c 23c 69c I Education where the pra- Union County Park Commission Elections'were as fallows 39« Closeout •r the county high school was the guest speaker at a regular Little Leaguers erator, Philip Enlow; d GIRLS' BUYS ed is appointed by theweekly meeting of the Echo Lake TOT TOOTS 20c 1.75 1.00 Charles Matthews, chairmi CLOSED ALL DAY WEDNESDAY reg. NOW 32.50 Board of Freeholders and Kiwanis. Club of Westtlcld at Down Irvington Kenneth Jennings; deaci Crawler Set* 39c d by the county supervisor Dowd's Steakhousc in Union re- KENILWORTH —John Kulaga Mrs. E. J. Handler am • reg. 3.98. 2.47 TO ARRANGE STOCK Bright Star Du Barry Ja. cently. • arid Tom Cambers combined their Charles Matthews; trustee! BABY DOLL PJ's 2.98 1.37 Bubble Remington avis pointed out yesterday Mr. Kristan traced the back- pitching talents to give the Kenil- THRIFTY- Smith/chairman, and John AND SLASH PRICES Flashlight Shower regional district has pro- ground of the commission since it worth Little League All-Stars a Sunday Church School si SLIPS ..... • to3.98 1.23 Home Bath Rollamatic vocational programs in was foundedin 1921 by a referen- •1-1 win over the Irvington Na- tendent, Mrs. Handler; I CARTER & DRIP DRY SUN SUITS reas including agriculture dum vote. The county park sys- tional Leaguers last Thursday. Church School secretary, TERRY SHORTS .... 100 67c Batteries Permanent Caps cation for the last twenty- tem, he said, has grown to in- Cambers received the aid of Philip Enlow; treasurer and BOYS' BARGAINS Envelopes Razor ears, and that this year clude' over 5,000 acres of land KulajM in the third inning when cial secretary, Mr. Matthew reg. 2.00 1-47 SWIMWEAR 3 and automotive shop with many fine recreational activi- Irvington managed to load the Plans were made for ho) 3for$4 reg. NOW 7c 16c will be added to the pro-ties and facilities. bases. The Kenilworth hurler 4-14, ST 10-16 3.98 2.47 box 29c BUYER Vacation Church School fro 1.47 •^••^ President Clifford ^Gulden intro- stopped the Irvingtonites and held gust 10 to 14 in Roosevelt S SUMMER PJ's J ... 2.50 65c r Boright said that the re- duced Harold Compton of Cran- them down for the next six inn- Church School meets at FALL SKIRTS 5.98 3.00 3.00 2.00 presentative at the meet- ford as a guest. ings. SUMMER SLEEPERS CABANA SETS : 3.98 2.47 1000 reg. 2.25 1.00 DRESSES to 10.98 2 for $5 Revlon Sun- QAI C^J your Mercury HOODED SWEATSHIRTS 2.50 1.47 Fountain Lustre TOD If AT tlMD COMVOK SLACK—SHORT SETS ...... 3.98 2.47 Nail Polish Saccharin Dealer SPORT SHIRTS | 147 3/$4 Greme SOX 3Pr». 1.00 BLOOMERALLS .„! • •• 198 1.00 Discontinued Shades Syringe Glasses CWSTIAN BCIXNCI 1 PLAID SHORTS £ 298 1.00 :4 •to. WNBW <1I:M k«) BLOUSES— .-.M . • Shampoo 1.87 49c 50% off BUL WKCA < «M ke) BUNTINGS (Great for Gifts) KWIKI OVERALL^ 2.98 JERSEY SKORTS 198 1.47 Tax Inc. «1.49 , SU. WOK' ( 11* k«> 24c MUFFS OUT TROUBLE 2 97 1.47 S1.59 •to. WQXB • reg. to 5.98 - POLOS — 4-14 I 198 Baquots for tree Utarat) Spring Coats . theaa pro 3 Pc. CORDUROY SETS STORK NEWS Remaining Few Blue only reg 5.98 2-47 Boys end Girls 2-6X It's A BOY!—No. 3 . reg to 13.98 ... DRUG STORE It may look mysterious to you, but this huge circuit MOP UP ON OUR SCOTT ALAN STORE HOURS: 8:30 A.M. to 10 P.M. breaker is working to protect your electric service. It OTHER UNADVERTISED reg. to 18,98 We reserve the right to limit quantities. acts with a blast of air to isolate faulty sections in Born: July 22nd the electric system and does it in a twentieth of BARGAINS! Shirley and Howard Cosset' Opp. Cranford Thealre — Store Also in WeatWlft a second. This 132,000 volt circuit breaker is just one FREE DELIVERY more indication of the kind of equipment we have -']'.'•' Our Famous Sleepers up to 36 behind your switch. Every day we continue to strive t Discontinued 34 EASTMAN ST TEL BR 6*100 CRANFORD to improve your electric service. CNJOV D SPEND ABU WINTER PRINTS Sixes 0-4, Plastic Feet | For Carter's AIR CONDITIONED FOR YOUR COMFORT •' (,•'•••••!••'• reg. 2.98 .• , - • 11 NORTH UNION AVE. • OPEN THOHS. TILL • VM. JVt . / "I Mr. Tiller's absence those wishing ak':: ON THURSDAY ahoppiog nights our double Waft- I Scriptures" by Mary Baker Eddy Tomorrow Night information regarding the chur Up Windows "keep siotc" lor your convenieace. They're GARWOOD—"Twenty Miles to are asked to call the Lay Lea cptn £tom4 to 8 pja. Earth," starring Willi;im Hopper, Mr. Howard D. Murphy. UPCIOIEBOF CHRIST. SCIENTIST will be shown at the Lincoln Mr. Kcllcrman, a number| TtJUiUmm. 4W*. AT ami n. ON ERIDAY nights, another good deal for you, with School playground tomorrow night James Methodist Church ah' one of a series oi outdoor movie beth before he entered i MERCURY to lit par M«to ... SM Me* WalkrUp Window evening hours from 4 to 8:30 p.m.- programs sponsored by the Recre- dist ministry, is spend Now savings are the highest of the year at your •Mtn • nulitf DM af tM or ation Commission. mer vacation at the •iMInd condlUPMlo ... am mother at 46 Mrva'g dr. kot atttr«M ttum harti* IN DAYTIME, Monday through Friday, die Windows Other pictures have been sched- Mercury dealer's. Here's your chance to own the will return to his : •re open from 7:30 ajn. to 1:30 pjn., -with extra hours uled as follows: AiiRUst 7. Wash- best-built car in America today for no more than in the fall. While Bfbnday, Tuesday and Wednesday from 4 to 6 pjn, ington School, "The Prince and A.U. degree at DrtW .$ . 3p you might pay for a car with a low-price name. the Pauper": August 14, Lincoln Mr. Kcllcrman wai'V ' IN AIL, 42 hoars of Walk-Up Window banking serv- School, "Gulliver's Travels"; Aug- youth work; he «low In winter is wnarh ust 21, no movie program: August dent of the Mctho ice • week for ym and your family! 28, Washington School, "The Jol- lowshlp'Of the Ne§ son Story." Contenmtdtninc ' Dante A. Cost:i, recreation su- pervisor, reported, 'attendance at the movie shows has been averag- iASY ing nbout 80 people each Friday m KANM night. Penny" !M MWWMU OOi TWUfTV-iUYEK SALE USTI • BUDGET 6 0505 lion County Trust Company Helps WALK-UP WINDOWS: Library Vacation KENII.WOF KENILWORTH — The Kenil- Polio Party'J i PAYMENTS South and Walnut Avomras worth Free Public Library will be the home of 1 closed for vacation from August 1 Frank of 52 No Cranford/ N. J. - to 17, it was iinnounccd this week cent was charfl 301 South Ave. by Mrs. Gertrude O'Rcgan, acting cool drinks, Wwtfi«W,N.jJ 336 CENTENNIAL AVE. BRIDGE 44)505 librarian. The library will reopen spent, the spend A-UI-3* at 9 ajn. on August 17. •'*•• ..-

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*" Pa*e Six I Programs for the To Old Fashioned Levels KENILWORTH Pulpit Vi Lay Leader to Speak -DURING — SECTION THREE if Schedule_ 2 Girls Methodist Service SPRIKG COATS Harlon W. Drew of 112 Cranfprd a^yenue, lay delegate of Cran- By Osced SPORT JACKETS 1 Size 12 incil and Regional Board GonfeF; ford Methodist Church to the Newark Conference, will be the speaker Announcement was ALL WOOL 1 Size 14 7*7 at the 9:25 a.m. summer service in the church this Sunday. 'His week of visiting pasta- 1 Size 8 IS LOADED WITH FABULOUS BUYS! CRANFORD'S OLD FASHIONED subject will be "Church Membership." till the pulpit at' Oscei Reg. 19.98 1 Size 12 )posed School, Rezoning Studied A member of the local congregation since 1928, Mr. Drew has terian Church during / ValiMS to $4.98 LARGE GROUP WORTH—Mayor Walter servi-d Cranford MethooLst Church 1 on September 6 while 12.98 it and members of the would be a "duplication of taxes" in many capacities, including those 97 Of Famous Make the Rev. Albert G. Dez -..,.... 1 Boys Council met with Dr. was one of the facets of the ques- of Sunday School superintendent wife and their children SHORTS & TOPS )avis, head of the Union tion that must be considered. and teacher, finance chairman, Christopher, are vaca WOOL SUIT One Off A Kind egional High School Dis- The mayor emphasized that the chairman of the building fund their summer home For 3-14 Girls 1, and regional board. council was not being asked to when the new sanctuary was built, Winona in Woodport. Size 12 ^1.97 Girls atiyes at the Borough take a "stand" on the question oif part'icipalit in various drives and Preaching at Osccola 97c ea. piece <>' "'••• N'-wark Conf-.'r- who also will fill the I( Wools, Etc. is an important item of Any vie\vs that are expressed enee and !">!ds a ':iy speaker's li- DRESS SHIRTS Mostly Whites Kitchen Sailcloth on September 6. Check Solid i at the conference, by the council will, however, in- cen r l'o n ilie conference. Other summer Sundi Sizes 4-141.74 Values to 7.98 Sizes 3-14 1.47 .ed the next day. Dr. West evitably have an effect on any Mr. Dnu' lias been active in ments will be filled a> 'e feel that the need for future proposal for the vocational the held of Boy Scout work for August 0, the Rev. Vi Reg.2.98 ' Reg.2.98 • • 1 education in the coun- high school. Kenilworth, along many years and has held numer- 2.97 PRINTS Cohea, Jr., assistant pas GINGHAM POLISHED COTTON ily exists, but that we are with other communities bene- ous positions of honor in scouting. First Presbyterian C Boys Odd Assortment Regularly 89c jod care of these needs, tUing from such a school, Starting as assistant scoutmaster Railway; August 16 an Off Girls Regularly 79c Regularly 98c hat in our district we are would have to help bear the bur- of Troop 75 at Cranford Methodist Rev. Harry H. Mau, SUMMER PJ.'s Boys Washable and can continue to han- den of construction costs and Church, he was scoutmaster of the Olivet Presbyterian Chi Sizes 4-121.97 STRETCH TITES egional youngsters." maintenance. same troop tnr 13 years, and he ton. Pa., and August 30, COVERT SLAX jetlng originated after the In yesterday's interview. Dr. has served Union Council. Boy Richard Rlbble, pastor 2.98 ' district sent a letter"to Davis said that the vocational pro- Scouts of America, as district Presbyterian Church of Boys Zip Front Girls CARDIGAN cil in reference 'to "its vo- gram in the regional, district commissioner, council commis- Boys Reg. 5.98 Identical church scrv SWEAT SHIRTS plans and the council re- should be considered in terms of sioner, president of council and be held each Sunday at SWEAT SHIRTS urther information on the the two existing regional high chairman of numerous council ac- 10:15 a.m. Nursery, kin SWIM SETS Sizes 4-14 : 2.97 10 in.-78 RPM WALTER E. BORIGHT schools, Jonathan Dayton in tivities. HARLON W. DREW A request for rezoning and primary depart men. 1.47 Children Acetate in Kenilworth slated for Springfield, Arthur L. Johnson He has attended all national Church School will meet Sizes 4-14 0.97 1.94 Solid Color Printed regional High School in Clark, leave at 4:30 p.m. Sunday for a jf a future regional high ing suggested that the council con- Boy Scout Jamboree since the and junior, junior high a> Reg. 3.98 * as also considered at the sider the proposed vocational and the third regional high school lirst one in 1U37 and several'years picnic at Drew University in departments at 10:15 a.m RECORDS Madison. Joseph Hokc will be the school in relation to the- regional that is under construction in a^o accompanied the scouts to care nursery is availal Boys PRINTS district's own vocational piogram. Berkeley Heights. He said that the Europe to participate in the cele- leader for the trip, and young TERRY CLOTH TERRY CLOTH day. Dr. Davis said that Sunday in the small ft The mayor said that the district fourth regional high school that bration of the 100th anniversary people interested in going are room of ..the church dis- Regularly $1.19 r to the council concern- asked to contact him'. DUNGAREES Regularly 98c IteguUriy $»9 representatives felt that in view •Will be built in Kenilworth' should of the birth of Sir Hubert 3aden- services. . Sizes 6 & 8 Only district's vocational pro- of the fact that they were operat- also be considered in the discus- Powell. the founder of the Boy The Summer Symposiur FOR CHILDREN Come In And ginated because of a pro- ing their own program there was sion of any regional vocational Scout movement. Elect Officers held each Tuesday evenin. |.47 pr. yd. the Union County Voca- concern that "the costs might be program. In 1K-I3, he was awarded the all during the summer. . "Your Carter Headquarters" BROWSE chool Board that a new duplicated" and that "their pro- The proposed Kenilworth high Silver Heaver Award for out- For Organization Senior Choir will rehet. vocational high school be gram will be curtailed." school was the subject of the .other standing service to boyhood. day evenings at 8 o'clock. MANY OTHER Bargains Galore i light of that proposal Dr. The mayor said that the council matter that was discussed at the A native of Merrimac, Mass., The Rev. Mr. Dezso 32 EASTMAN ST. CRANFORD id. it was felt that the reg- wishes to explore the situation meeting last Tuesday night; The Mr. Drew came to Cranford from Of New Church UNADVERTISED SPECIALS preaching as follows dir 4 •strict should outline its further before expressing any. regional board had previously re- Jersey City. Officers to begin the legal or- summcr: August 2 and 2: Solid Color xs on vocational needs and views on the vocational school. He quested that. 11 acres off' the Church School leaders'this Sun- ganization of a new church here Presbyterian Church of Solid Color Printed ict's program of vocational said that the possibility that there Boulevard between 14th and 16th day .will be: Nursery, Mrs. Robert and to prepare for expected Pa.; August 9, First Pres streets facing Monroe avenue be Peterson and Mrs. Eugene Koenig; growth in the fall were elected at Church of Cranford; Au. "d. that he did not wish to rezoned. The area has been classi* kindergarten and primary. Miss a business m'eetingof the Cranford Elizabeth Avenue Pres COTTON DACROH hat the regional district tied as a business zone and the Donna Smith and Kenneth IVJeeks. TAFFETA Baptist. Fellowship at the home of Church in Newark, and St COTTON DACRON ased to a county vocational Park History board requested that the land be Young people of the church will Mr. and Mrs. Charles Matthews of 6, Linden Presbyterian Ct Regularly $1.39 Regularly 98c Regularly $1.19 > 3ut that it is concerned rezoned as a • residential district, OLD FASHIONED PRICES DURING duplication of expenses . . . "preferably Residential A." iot proper for the taxpay- Told to Club The. board had also suggested 17 Romore place Monday yd. KENILWORTH—Rudolph Kres- (Continued on Page 2) Like putting money in the bank was reported by Ian C Union County Vocational tan, assistant secretary • of the student minister. i Education where the pro- Union County . Park Commission Elections were as follow DANIELS REMODELING SALE •r the county high school was the guest speaker at a regular Little Leaguers erator, Philip Enlow; • ed is appointed by the weekly meeting of the Echo Lake Charles Matthews, chalrnr, LISTED BELOW ARE ONLY A FEW OF OUR MANY SPECIALS Board of Freeholders and Kiwanis Club of Westficld at Down Irvington Kenneth Jennings; dear MANY, MANY MORE ITEMS THAT ALL SHEETS, TOWELS, SPREADS •d by the county supervisor Dowd's Steakhousc in , Union re- KENILWORTH —John Kulaga Mrs. E. J. Handler an Is. cently. and Tom Cambers combined their Charles Matthews; trustee Reg. 12.95 Reg. 1.98 Reg. 13.95 20 Gal. Reg. 22.95 WE CANT LIST avis pointed out yesterday Mr. Kristan traced the back- pitching talents to give the Kenil- THRIFTY- Smith, chairman, and John CURTAINS, DRAPES AND GIFT SETS regional district has pro- ground of the commission since it worth Little League All-Stars a Sunday Church School ; Giant Roll-Around GARBAGE CAN vocational , programs in was founded in 1921 by a referen- 4-1 win over the Irvington Na- tendent, Mrs. Handler; PICNIC BAG WHEEL BARROW AUTO. FRY PAN reas including agriculture dum vote. The county park sys- tional Leaguers last Thursday. Church • School secretarj 24 in. Adjustable & Cover Reg. 4.50 All Steel—Rubber Tire 20% OFF AND MORE cation for the last twenty- tem, he said, has grown to in- Cambers received the aid of Philip Billow; treasurer aw Fiberglass Insulated Removable Heat Control 20% OFF ears, and that this year clude over 5,000 acres of land Kulaga in the third inning when cial secretary, Mr. Matthev BRAZIER GRILL and automotive shop with many line recreational activi- Irvington managed to load the Plans were made for he *2.88 Removable Heat Conrtol will be added to the pro-ties and facilities. bases. The Kenilworth hurler BUYER Vacation Church School fr. N0V6.88 President Clifford Gulden intro- stopped the Irvingtonitcs and held gust 10 to 14 in Roosevelt I $7.99 N0VM9 KJ>. 20 Gal. 45" Nylon 45" Contessa r Boright said that the re- duced Harold Compton of Cran- them down for the next six inn- Church School meets at PLASTIC CAN NOW 13.88 CHINTZ cpresentative at the mect- ford as a guest. ' ings. & Cover Reg. 13.95 Reg. 129.95 Reg. 39.95 Reg. 7.49 ROTTED SWISS SILK-LIKE PRINTS Prints, Stripes, Solids YOU MAT warn covtoft Westinghouse Auto SALE Iknuk IM* 3-Way R.C.A. 4 Gallon Reg. 15.95 Regularly $1.39 <6.88 " Regularly $1.98 Regularly 98c cnniuN •cmtca DE HUMIDIFIER •la. IWff ! '••''-' • bid This 132,000 volt circuit breaker is just one $129.88 ^1.59 '3.99 34.99 $198.88 more indication of the kind of equipment we have behind your switch. Every day we continue to strive up to 36 d LESHNER S FABRIC CENTER to improve your electric service. i BNJOY DIPINDABU 17 North Ave., W. — OPEN THURSDAY EVENINGS — BRidge 6-5505 32 NORTH AVE., W. • BR 6-3333 CLOSED WEDNESDAY — JULY AND AUGUST PS! DANIELS HARDWARE II ":. 11 ON THtJRSDAY Aoppiog nJgfcts oar double Walk- Mr. Tiller's ah ...... »u.y midget Terau...No Money Down. Tomorrow Night information Up Windows *1ccep ssoce" for your convenience. They're GARWOOD—"Twenty Miles' to are asked^j ntSTCHinaioF cHUST.saDfnsT open from 4 so 8 pun. Earth." starring William Hopper, Mr. will, be shown at the Lincoln Mr.; - moranuD ATB. AT mut mw. ON FRIDAY sights, «mxhef good deal for you, with School playground tomorrow night JameaJ i MERCURY as one of a scries <>f outdoor movie dkh£4tS30^ u programs sponsored by,the Recre- Now savings are the highest of the year at your MlH/ SOMOI 11 A. BL ation Commission. TMtlmany Mectlnc Dl DAYTIME, Mood«y through Friday, the Windows Mercury dealer's. Here's your chance to own the * m •:U Other pictures have been sched- •M open from 7:30 sum. to 1:30 pjn., with extra hours uled as, follows: Ausust 7. W; • best-built car in America today for no more than CARPORT PATIO ei^ 10:30 *-m. to ^ p.m. INCLOf ID POKH ington School, "The Prince *-m: you might pay for a car with a low-price name. Aa Inwcjwntiv* carport fa a A patio adds grwtly to tU Monday, Tuesday and Wednesday from 4 to 6 pjn._ the Pauper": August 14, to • pan. Ma horn* Impravament (hot indotina an old OOMI pordi fl«i«u« of twauiMr outdoor School. "Gulliver's TravetaP; adds wahM to your homo. living. with SCKMM hi aumiMr and m ALL, 42 hoars of WaOc-Up Window banking serv- «IOM in wlntar Is smait. Vist 21, no movie program! ice* week for yoa and yowr family! 28. Washington School, fl]NJ son S'ory." ;''•»,.'.• HOW Dautc A. Costa, rccrr>Jtflj|.%». ill pervi.sor, reported att "* •" 'ii ISTIAN the movie shows has been +• ''I ; ing about 80 people cadi p, 1 *• )•*> •' ••, , • EASY COME IN NOW WHILE OW THRlfTY-WYE* IAU USTS- HEALS BUDGET >n County Trust Company I1'" I Library WALK-UP WINDOWS: KEN1LWORTH — Tbt>. PAYMENTS South ami Walnut Avenues worth Free Public Lit r MONTEREYHOTOW SUNDAYS fMATIAIAU- closed for vacation froja j| Cranford/ N. J. to 17, it was announced I SERVICE 301 South Ave. W« (660)7*45 336 CENTENNIAL AVE. BRIDGE 44)505 by Mr*. Gertrude O'Rc| 7x45 librarian. The library AMI J» at 9 aan. on August 17. I AMD CHRON1CLR THURSDAY, JULY 80, M5». CITIZEN AND CHRONICL^THURSDAY.^ILV aft, Page Tea Page Eleven JAPANESE BEETLE CONTROL BEETLE TRAPS & BAIT OLD FASHIONED PRICES Programs for the < 1 PRATT'S LIQUID ROSE SPRAY KENILWORTH Pulpit Visi ORTHO ROSE DUST DRESSES ARE HERE AGAIN METHOXYCHLOR • MALATHION SECTION THREE Lay Leader to Speak , Pre-Teen Schedule I HARIKARIPDT • ISOTOX BATHINO SUITS ALL SKIRTS At Methodist Service- Home and Garden Spray "Missed midland Regional Board Confer; Harlon W. Drew of 112 Cranford avenue, lay delegate ol Cran- By Osceofa Juniors ford Methodist Church to the Newark Conference, will be the speaker Announcement was mi HEADQUARTERS FOR week of visiting pastors \ Pre-Teens 2.98 at the 9:25 a.m. summer svfvux- an liu- church this Sunday. His subject will bt- "Church Membership" till the pulpit at Osceoln INSECTICIDES—FUNGICIDES Reg. 5.98 to 9.98 oposed School, Rezoning Studied A member of the local congregation since 1928, Mr. Drew has terian Church during Am Formerly to 7.98 .WORTH—Mayor Walter served Cranford Meth'cxiist Ctitirch on September 6 while thf 30 to 50%OFF ht and members of the would be a "duplication of taxes" in many capacities, including tno>*- the Rev. Ajbert.G. Dezso, KILLERS Council met with Dr. was one of the facets of the ques- of Sunday School supenntendeti: wife and their children, M Davis, head of the Union tion that must be considered. and tiacher. tinancv ohairn^in. Christopher, are vacatio " Regional High School Dis- The mayor emphasized that the chairman of the building their summer home a . 1, and regional board council was not being asked"to' LLERS tatives at the Borough when the new sanctuary uu> Wiriona in Woodport. Sportswear BERMUDAS & take a "stiind" on the question of participant in various drives Preaching at Osceola t) DRESSES •sday evening to hear the a new county vocational high campaigns for funds and a day will be the Rev. and Lingerie....;.. JAMAICAS vocational "program out- school but that the conference was JUST ARRIVED!! LARGE ASSORTMENT 20% off dctail. The proposal for outstanding lay speaker. Smith, associate pastor Pre-Teen Junior and Miss Sizes hi Id to acquire additional infor- Hi- is :i nu'n:bir »f tin Westficld Presbyterian county vocational high mation on the ^vocational program. <1 l;iy>M< •• (' •' N-a:>rk Cosif-.-r-• who also will fill the loc; and -as an important item of Any. views that are expressed w ent-j.- and ! >lds ., 'r.v >pt-: ton. Pa., and August 30, Bargain Table 1.00 O leeting originated after the In yesterday's . interview. Dr. has served L'ruon Council. Boy ! Richard Ribble, pastor Many Other Unadvertised Specials district sent a letter to Davis said that the vocational pro- Scouts of America, as district Presbyterian Church of 3 Assorted Hems.... icil in reference to its vo- gram ' in the regional district commissioner. council commis- Identical church serv rubenbach*8 At Giveaway Prices! plans and the council re- should be considered in terms of sioner, president of council and, be held each Sunday at further information on the the two existing regional high chairman of numerous council ac- j WALTER E. BORIGHT HAELON W. OBEW 10:15 a.m. Nursery, kinr' •. A request for rezoning schools, Jonathan Dayton in tivities. . ! . . and primary department in Kenilworth slated for Springfield. Arthur L. Johnson l He has attetuied all national . . Church School will meet I Merchandise of a future .regional high ing sugfjestod that the council con- regional High School in Clark, Boy Scout Jamboree since the leave at -J:30 p.m. Sunday for a and junior, junior high a vas also considered at the sider the proposed Vocational and the third regional high school tirst one .„ 1-J3T and several years P^nic * ' Drew University in departments at 10:15 a.m Go*ond >ce. school in relation to the regional that is under construction in accompanied the scouts :o Madison. Joseph Hokc will be the For Cranford's Berkeley Heights. He said that the ago care nursery is availai district's own vocational pio^ram. for the trip, and Sunday in the small t> OPEN 6 Eastman Street rday. Dr. Davis said that The mayor said that the district fourth regional high school that Europe to p:.r;icip:.te in fiu- c^-le- - interested in going are room' of the church dui er to the council concern- will bi- built in Kenilworth should bration of the 100th• anniversary representatives felt that in view to contact him. services. Fl D THURSDAY Cranford, New Jersey district's vocational pro- of the fact that they were operat- also" -be considered in the discus- of the birth of Sir Robert Baden- JUNIORS iginatcd because of a pro- sion of any regional vocational Powell, the founder of Ihe Boy The Summer Symposiu A GARDEN 80m.Y CENTER SINCE IM1 UNTIL 9TP.M. BRidgt 6-5100 — Open Thursday Evenings — FASHIONED BAHGAINS- ing their own program there was held each Tuesday eyenir v the Union County Voca- concern that "the costs, might be program. was awarded the ^Ct OffIC^S all during the summer. 116-118 SOUTH AVE., E. 24 Eastman St. Cranford ichool Board that a new duplicated" . and that "their pro- The proposed Kenilworth high AIR CONDITIONED vocational high school be Senior Choir will rehf BRidga 6-1661 Cranford, N. J. gram will be curtailed." school was the subject of the other ^ ^hood' ^ day evenings at 8 o'clock a light of that proposal Dr. The mayor said that the council matter that was discussed at the A native of Mernmac. Mass.. The Rev. Mr. Dezso ALL OUT! lid, it .was felt that the reg- wishes to explore the situation meeting last Tuesday night. The Mr. Drew came to Cranford from preaching as follows dl 'istrict should outline its further before expressing any regional board had previously re- Jersey Citv. • i Officers to begin the legal or- summer: August 2 and '. ws on vocational needs, and views on the vocational school. He quested that 11 acres off the Cliurcb School leaders this Sun- »;anization of a new church here Presbyterian Church ol riot's program of vocational said that the possibility that there Boulevard between 14th and 16th day will be: Nursery. Mrs. Robeit Und to prepare for expected Pa.; August 9. First Pre streets faring Monroe avenue bo Peterson'arid Mrs. Eugene KoMii™:-Bi»wth "n thefil "- were elected at Church of Cranford; A' Here Are a Few dd. that he did not wish to rczoncd. The area has been classi-. kindergarten and primary. Miss a business meeting of. the Cranford Elizabeth Avenue Pre that the regional district tied as a business zone and the Donna Smith and Kenneth Mevks. Baptist Fellowship at the home of Church in Newark, and S loscd to a county vocational Park History board requested that the land be Young" people of the church will , Mr. and Mrs. Charles Matthews of 6, Linden Presbyterian C WHY THE APPLAUSE? but that it is concerned rezoned as a residential district, Typical Values! Savings! duplication of expenses '. : . "preferably Residential A." not proper for the taxpay- Told to Club The board had also suggested 17 Romorc place Mondaj KENILWORTW-Rudolph Kres- (Continued on Page 2) was reported by Ian < TIES Union County Vocational tan, assistant secretary of the Like putting money in the bank student minister. IT'S JUST OUR Reg. 1 JO & 2.50 ..... 97<-3*»2.75 if Education where the pro- Union County Park Commission Elections were as folio' or the county high school' was the guest speaker at a regular Little Leaguers erator. Philip Enlow; icd is appointed by the weekly meeting of the.Echo Lake Charles Matthews, chain SWIM SUITS Board of Freeholders and Kiwanis Club of Westucld at Down Irvington Kenneth Jennings; der APPRECIATION OF THE SPECIAL GROUP Reg. to 5.95 1,97 ed by the county supervisor Dowd's Steakhousc in Union re- KENILWORTH — John Kulaga Mrs. E. J. Handler a oLs. cently. . and Tom Cambers combined their Charles Matthews; trusU )avis pointed out yesterday Mr. Kristan traced the back- pitching talents to give the Kenil- Smith, chairman, and Joh MEN'S SLACKS THRIFTY- e. regional district has pro-ground of the commission since it worth Little League All-Stars a ] Sunday Church School was founded in 1921 by a referen- EXTRAORDINARY!! vocational programs in 4-1 win "over the Irvington Na- tendent, Mrs. Handler; EXTRAORDINARY RESULTS Wash'n Wear dum vote. The county park sys- tional Leaguers last Thursday. treas including agriculture Church School secrete: POLISHED COTTONS—Powder Blue 3.77 tem, he said, has grown to in- Cambers received the aid of Philip Enlow; treasurer a icatioh for the last twenty- clude over 5,000 acres of land Kulaga in the third inning when ••'' ' vears, and that this year rial secretary, Mr. Matthi ACRILON BLEND DRESS SLACKS with many fine recreational activi- Irvington managed to load the Plans were made for 1 e ' and automotive shop ties and facilities. bases. The Kenilworth hurler Reg. to 8.95 - will be added to the pro- •'„ BUYER Vacation Church School i 5.47 President Clifford Gulden intro- stopped the Irvingtonites and held gust 10 to 14 in Roosevelt Mr Boright said that the rc-duced Harold Compton of Cran- them down for the next-six inn- vChurch School meets t Classified Ad Results rcpresentative at the meet- ford as a guest. ings. Q Al F - U?^ Mercury the Dacron and Wool Dealer TOO MAT UNO COWWt 11.95—12.95 ; :.. 7.77 i CLASSIFIED 14.95—17.95 „.„. CBKISTIAM acntMos 4 11.77 •la. WNEW (lid* : Quite Extraordinary •to. WKCA <•••*. NUFFS OUT TROUBLE •U. WOI < Itt I ADVERTISING SUITS by College Hall •la, WQXK

Wash n Wear It may look mysterious to you, but this huge circuit "Commuter" Dacron & Cotton breaker is working to protect your electric service. It 1 Reg. 39.95 acts with a blast of air to isolate faulty sections in P CRANFORD the electric system and does it in a twentieth of Dacron and Wool a second.. "CLOUD 9" Featherweight this 132,000 volt circuit breaker is just one Insi {—^ranjord L-^itizcn and \~*hi Reg. 45.00 more indication of the kind of equipment we have behind your switch. Every day we continue to strive up to 36 31-23 ALDEN STREET BBidge £€000 CRANFORD, N. J. . to improve your electric service. . ' KNJOV DBPBNDAS. Many, Many More Old 21-23 ALDEN STREET —- BRidg* MO0O CBANFOBD. N. J. Fashioned Savings! i ryliN .;£-••

once nnd Health with Key to the Now! Easy Budget T«rroa...No Money Down. ON THURSDAY Aoppfog rifrts oat double Waflc- Mr. Scriptures" by Mary Baker Eddy Tomorrow Night info Up Windows "keep state" lor yout ooavenience. They're GAnwOOD—"Twenty Miles to i fraai 4 to Earth," starring William Hopper,; F11STCHU1CH0F CfflUST. SCIENTIST will be shown at the LI innoniu) AV«. AT HON n. < FRIDAY sights, snodier good deal for you, with School playground tomorrow CBAMVOBB as one of a scries of OUtdoO(f. •nvlewt Sunday U A.M. Window evening hours from 4 to 8:30 p.m; programs sponsored by tb* Now savings are the highest of the year at your •uiuUy Bcbool 11A.H ation Commission. ' '.;•''',:;,v Mercury dealer's. Here's your chance to own the WadBMday EvaUafc 6:19 ottock IN DAYTIME, Monday through Friday, the Windows Other pictures UADWO BOOM uled as follows: best-built car in America today for no more 1 CARPORT tie open from 7:30 a-m. to 1:30 pjn., with extra hours 1U Warta Calaa M, CtaafMa PATIO ington School, ftjon. contort bo Monday, Tuesday and Wednesday from 4 to 6 pjn. you might pay for a car with a low-price ;„, IMday Evanlnc 7:S0 to • pjn. A patio odd. graaily to ffc* indoting an oM opon porch the Pauper": August Us hom* Impfovamant the* P«O«M« of mow outdoor School. "Gulliver1^ toyour horn*. ihring. with KIOM hi Mimm«r and IN ALL, 42 boars of WaTk-Up Window banking senr- wintor b amort. ust 21, no movie fce a week for you mod your family! 28, Washington son Story." .',-:.| HOW Dante A.COtta, pervisor, CHRISTIAN the movie EASY inj: about r- SCIENCE night. •*."•™"™ THURSDAY. JTtlLY 30, 1959 •fif Page-Twilve CRANTOBD err -III for the

VOL. LXVI. NO. 27. Lay Leader to Speak Pulpit Vi CRANFORD, NEW JERSEY, THURSDAY, JULY 30, 1959 SECTION THREE At Methodist Service Schedule Authority GallopingHill Council and Regionatl Board Confer; Harlon W. Drew of 112 Cranfprd avenue, lay delegate of Cran- By OscedY ford Methodist Church to the Newark Conference, will be the speaker Announcement was. Players Eye at the 9; 25 a.m. summer service in the church this Sunday. 'His week of visiting pastor Action to Solve Area Rail Problem GARWOOD—The simplest, least Proposed School, Rezoning Studied subject will *>t\ "Church Membership." till the pulpit at Osceo PGO Laurels A member of the local congregation since 1928, Mr. Drew has terian Church during / costly and most expeditious meth- KENILWORTH—Mayor Walter on* September 6 while ' od of solving the growing rail tran- KENILWORTH —Frank Eckert E. Boright and members of-the would be a "duplication of taxes" served Cranford Methoalst Church i of the Galloping Hill Golf Course, in many capacities, including those the RevL Albert G. Dez. sit problems of this area would be Borough Council met with Dr. was one of the facets of the ques- Playgrounds Report Results defending champion of the NewWarren Davis, head of the Union of Sunday School superintendent wife and their children, to direct the Port of New York Au- tion that must be considered. Jersey Public Golf Organization's County Regional High School Dis- and teacher, finance chairman, Christopher, are vaca thority "to do the job for which The mayor emphasized that the In Varied Activity Program annual tournament, will be at- trict No. 1, and regional board council was not being asked to chairman of the building fund their summer home ffRBAY - SATBRMY - JULY 30* THRU AUGUST it was created,'.' Garwood's Mayor tempting to retain his title in when the new sanctuary was built, GARWOOD — Inclement weather and painting work being done representatives af the Borough take a "stand" on the question of Winona in Woodport. Edward H. Tiller declared this match play competition this Satur- Hall Tuesday evening to hear the participant in various drives and iniVfll *»• •!*••- __. ELIZABETH ARDEN'S at \he schools caused some curtailment of activities during the past i new county vocational high Preaching at Osccola week. i day at the Wayne Country Club, district's vocational program out- campaiens for funds and as an week, but attendance has held up well "despite this at the summer chool but that the conference was day will be the Rev Reg. 1.98 Speaking as chairman of the Wayne. lined in detail. The proposal for held to acquire additional infor- outstanding lay speaker. playgrounds being conducted by the Recreation Commission at Wash- Smith, associate paste! mayors' executive committee of In qualifying play held last a new county vocational high mation on the vocational program. ' He i^ a member of the board Westfleld Presbyterian BLUEGRASS ington and Lincoln Schools. \ 1 the Inter-Municipal Group for Bet- weekend 32 golfers including eight school was an important item of Any views that are expressed el layt'M" <>' '' " N'-wark Confer- who also will fill the 1 RYBUTOL ter Rail Service, Mayor Tiller Winners in a program of special from Union County qualified for discussion at the conference. by the council will, however, in- ence' and Iv.ilds a ':>v speaker's li- on September 6. FLOWER MIST match play this Saturday. Eckert ein-i; (roll lhe conference. made this statement in a talk be- contests held at Washington School Contacted the next day. Dr. West evitably have an effect on any Other summer Sund on Friday under direction of Miss as defending champion qualified future proposal for the vocational Mr. Drew has been active in ments will be filled a or BODY POWDER fore the North Plainfleld Wpmen's said: "We feel that the need for 29c Judy Mason were announced as automatically. His brother Bob, high school. Kenilworth, along the tiold of Boy Scout work for August 3, the Rev. \ Reg. 2JS0 Republican Club on Monday night Name ALCOA .•ocational education in the coun- $1.65 Value BARBER SIZE •followsy • with»'iiirjit -second and also out of the Kenilworth course with other communities bene- many years and' has held numer- Cohea, Jr., assistant pa $1.65 Value 5Jb. - The member municipalities of t CHABLES K. GALISZEWSKI y certainly exists, but that we are third place in that order: Ping qualified with a 41-34—75. ing from such a school, ous positions of honor in .scoutintj. First Presbyterian C NOW ONLY $2.00 the group "strongly urge," the aking Rood care of these needs. SHOE WHITE LL Champ pong for boys, Dennis Rock, An- Other golfers Irom the local would have, to help bear the bur-J Starting as assistant scoutmaster Rah way; August 16 ai e Garwood mayor continued, "that We say, that in our district we are GARWOOD—The ALCOA team, thony Falzone and David Love- course who qualified were Lenny den of construction costs and of Troop 75 at Cranford Methodist Rev. Harry H. Mail, VITALIS 'f.19 the Port Authority should be di- landliau and can continue to han- PARA 89 HELENA RUBINSTEIN rected to solve the, rail transit which finished first in the,opening land; ping pong for girls, Sharon Local Man York of Elizabeth with 36-37—73; maintenance. Church, he was scoutmaster of the Olivet Presbyterian Ch ile the regional youngsters." 1 half, will automatically take the Warne, Anna Massari and Kathy" Frank Moroney of Summit with a In yesterday's interview. Dr. same troop for Kt years, and he ton. Pa., and August 31 problem in accordance with the The meeting originated after the Moth Crystals or Nuggets $2.50 Value 1959 Garwood Little League Appcl; hopscotch, Sharon Nverne^ 37-36—73; John Payseko with 39- Davis said that the vocational pro-, has served Union Council. Boy Richard Ribble, paste statutes which created it and as egional district sent a letter to championship, it was learned this Fred Mason and Carol Ann Del-In Merchant 37—76, and Tom Green with 36- gram in the regional district Scouts of America, as district Presbyterian Church ol Color proposed in pending New Jersey he council in reference to its vo- Dressing week, because postponements due Conte. 40—76. should be considered in terms of . commissioner, council commis- Identical church set Assembly Bill A136, which pro- •ational plans and the council re- vides necessary legislative direc- to inclement weather have made Galloping Hill alternates were the two existing regional high sioner, president of council and be held each Sunday a 49c Value Mrs. Mary Craig, in charge of the luestcd further information on the $1.89 Value HEI^ENE CURTIS tion for Port Authority on an inte- it impossible to complete the sec- ine Class Jerry Sabatini, 38-40—78; Ben WALTER E. BORIGHT schools, Jonathan Dayton . in chairman of numerous council ac- 10:15 a.m. Nursery, ki handcraft program at Washington WOOD—Cadet Charles R. irogram. A request for rezoning HARLON W. DREW COMB 5lb grated land transportation basis, to ond half schedule in. time. Petraitis, 39-40—79, and Harry SprimjlieUI. Arthur L. Johnson and primary departme >f land in Kenilworth slated for tivities. , School, reported activities during. iszewskl, son of. Mr. and Mrs. Levy, 39-40—79. imj sugRcstod that the council con- regional High School in Clark, Church School will me NOW ONLY $^.50 immediately .start work on the the site of a future regional high He- has attended all national leave at 4:30 p.m. Sunday for a EPSON SALTS 27* Allen C. Bradley, league secre- the past week included making of Charles J. Galiszewski of' 36 North Diqk Young of Cranford. the sider the proposed vocational and the third regional high school and junior, junior high maintenance of existing rail and 1 school was also' considered at the Boy Scout Jamboree since the picnic ' at Drew University in SHAMPOO *m tary, reported it is required that napkin holders and .letter holders avenue, will be graduated August organization's president, said that school in relation to the regional that is under construction in ferry .services, and to plan, con- first one i" 1M7 and several years departments at 10: IS a. regular season games be completed from cap sticks and utility holders 7 from the United States Merchant inference. Madison. Joseph Hokc will be the $1.00 Size struct and operate rail facilities on first-round play will start at noon district's own vocational pio'cram. Berkeley Heights. He said that the a>;o accompanied the scouts to care nursery is avail ANT TRAPS •* PLUS EGG from paper plates. Yesterday, the Marine Academy! at Kings Point, Yesterday, Dr. Davis said that leader for the trip, and younjj a basis similar to that for the exist- by July 31. The second half and that two rounds will also be The mayor said that the district fourth regional high school that Europe to participate in tin- cele- Sunday in the small TUSSY children' made bug catchers and N. Y. he letter to the council concern- people interested in going are ing Port Authority vehicular, wat- schedule was to have been com- played Sunday. August 8 is the representatives felt that in view will b>- built in Kenilworth should bration of the 100th anniversary" room of the church d also paper chains and lanterns. One of the five federal acad- ing the district's vocational pro- asked to contact him. services. er and air facilities, for the long pleted last Friday, but several date of the semifinals with the of the fact that they were operat- also be considered in the discus- of the birth of Sir Robert Baden- TWIN GIANT Assisting Mrs. Craig in the hand- emies, the Merchant Marine Acad- gram originated because of a pro- sion of any regional vocational Powell, the founder of the Boy The Summer Symposi 2 TUBES 98c Value range solution." additional games were washed out final 36-hole finals the following ing their own program there was $1.06 Value DEODORANT craft program at Washington my is to the Merchant Marine as posal by the Union County Voca- program. Scout movement. held each Tuesday even last week. day. concern, that "the costs minht be Elect 01ikers "Our" municipalities," he added, ALCOA had a record of seven School is Mrs. Peggy Boos. Volun- Annapolis is to the Navy. tional School Board that a new duplicated" and that "their pro- The proposed Kenilworth high In I!M3, he wiis awarded the all during the summer. ASPIRIN Tooth Paste C "also recommend immediate di- At the academy. Cadet Galis- county vocational high school be Silver Beaver Award for out- Senior Choir will ret • 1/2 PRICE 50c wins and two losses in the first teer helpers on a daily basis have gram wil! be curtailed." school was the subject of the other For Organization STRIPE 83 BARBASOL 69' rection by the governors of Newhalfi Other teams placed as fol- included Miss Ginny Harris, Mrs.zewski completed a. four-year col- built. In light of that proposal Dr. The mayor said that'the council matter that was discussed at the standing service to boyhood. day evenings at 8 o'clo* TABLETS York and New Jersey, exercising lege course covering subjects di- Davis said, it was felt that the reg- A native of Merrimac, Mass., The Rev. Mr. Dezs. lows in the opening half: Second, Mary Kellerman, Mrs. King, Mrs. Rain Doesn't wishes to explore the situation meeting last Tuesday night. The their power of veto on all new PAL, with six wins and three de- Fern Hart, Mrs. Mary Mikita and rectly related to the marine field. ional district should outline its further belore expressing any regional board' had previously re- Mr. l)rc;w came to Cranford from Of New Church preaching as follows < He "entered the Merchant Marine Officers' to begin the legal or- projects and projects not yet start- feats; third, American Legion Miss Mason. own views on vocational needs and views on the vocational school. He quested that 11 acres off the Jersey City. summer: August 2 and Academy in August, 1955, follow- Dampen Show ganization of a new church here ed until the above steps have been (last year's championship fcarn^, Mrs. Loretta Krone, in chqrgc of the district's program of vocational said that the possibility that there Boulevard between 14(h and 16th Church School leaders this Sun- Presbyterian Church < ing graduation from Jonathan KENILWORTH —Despite a ;tudy. day will be: Nursery, Mrs. Robert and to prepare for expected Pa.; August 9, First Pi PRESCRIPTIONS completed fori the solution of the with five victories and four losses; the handcraft program at Lincoln streets facing Monroe avenue bo innkt. BEITS PHARMACY™* Dayton Regional High School, heavy downpour of rain, the clos- rail transit problem." School, reported napkin holders He said, that he did not wish to rezoned. The area has been classi- Peterson and Mrs. Eugene Koenifi: growth in the fall were elected at Church of Cranford; J fourth, VFW, with one win and Springfield, in June of that year. ing program of Wild Cherry Day a business meeting of the Cranford Mayor Tiller in his talk present- and pen holders were featured imply that the regional district tied as a business zone and the kindergarten and primary, Miss Elizabeth Avenue Pr eight defeats. His second year at the Academy Camp of the Kenilworth Girl Baptist Fellowship at the. home of ed the. following history of the in- projects during the past week. was opposed to a county vocational board requested that the land be Donna Smith and Kenneth Meeks. Church in Newark, and was spent in studying and receiv- Scouts was held last Thursday eve- Park History Young people of the church will Mr. and Mrs. Charles Matthews of 6, Linden Presbyterian ' Planning A Camping Trip ter-municipal group and its activ- Making napkin holders were school but that it is concerned rezoned as a residential district, PlanningJ( Hu ities: ing practical experience aboard ning at the campsite. The girls "about duplication of expenses . . . "preferably Residential A." John Glowacki, Christel Nordhau- presented their skits and songs on "The Inter-Municipal Group for Presbyterian various American' merchant ves- this is not proper for the taxpay^ Told to Club The board had also suggested Or A Stay At Home? sen, Patty Woienski, Jean Dcsch, sels actively engaged in the for-the porch of the cabin while par- Better Rail Service was created in er." , ' ' ••,. KENILWpRTtfr-Rudolph Kres- (Continued on Page 2) 17 Romore place Monda Complete XaeatUm Needs Marie Harnish, Helen Nyitray, eign commerce of the world. ents and guests sat in their parked was reported by Ian What Buys! VSs-' December, 1945, as a result of a Ann Nyitray, Philip. DiBattista, The Union' County Vocational U)n, assistant secretary of the INSECT Pulpit Guest Upon completion of the year of cars facing the cabin. Like putting money in the bank student minister. . $159 Nam* Brand 25c post-war 68-train abandonment Gcraldinc Kiraly, Jerry Pels, Mar- Board of Education where the pro- Union County Park Commission sea duty, Cadet Galiszewski re- case before the New Jersey Public GARWOOD —The Rev. Asa C. Mayor Walter E. Boright pre- posal for the county high school was the guest speaker at a regular Little Leaguers Elections were as folh BOBBY REPELLENT ilyn Seaman, Carol Kitson, Janice turned to the academy for ad- Utility Commission, in which the Moore, retired, of Planfield, for- sented the Esther Casscra Me- originated - is appointed' by the weekly meeting of the Echo Lake erator, Philip Enlow; McDonald, Howard Krone, Sandra vanced training in academic and morial Award to Elizabeth Krcmp. Charles Matthews, chall SHU CAPS PINS Central Railroad of New Jersey liner pastor of the Roseville Baptist Bieljcski and Edward Enners. County Board of Freeholders and Kiwanis Club of Westtield at Down Irvington Church, Roseville, N. J., will technical subjects related to his This is the second year this award is headed by the county supervisor Dowd's Stcakhousc in Union re- Kenneth Jennings; de 612 59< stated that 'the line might have to Pen holders were made by John specitlc field. He also engaged ac- lias been made to the outstanding KENILWORTH — John Kulaga abandon suburban passenger serv- preach at the 11 a.m. worship of schools. cently. and Tom Cambers combined their Mrs. E. J. Handler only ggc service Sunday at the United Pres- Glowacki, Christel Nordhausen, tvcly in the academy's extensive camper.of the season. The win- Charles Matthews; trust ice within the next ten to twenty Jean Dcsch, Marie.Harnish, Helen Dr. Davis pointed out yesterday Mr. Kristan traced the back- pitching talents to give the Kenil- : byterian Church of Garwood. The extra-curricular program and ner for 1958 was Pamela Apfcl- years.' that the regional district has pro- ground of the commission since it worth Little League All-Stars a THRIFTY- Smith, chairman, and Jo) 200** Rev. Mr. Moore has chosen for his Nyitray, Edward Enners, Robert sports, including intramural foot- baum. was founded in 1921 by a referen- Sunday Church School «9cV«hw "Membership of the group con- Nerl, Rena Papandrca, Betsy Ryan, ball, baseball and wrestling. vided vocational programs in 4-1 win over the Irvington Na- KLEENEX FIRST AID topic: "There Is a Peter in Every Dianne Elias read an original many areas including agriculture dum vote. The county park "sys- tional Leaguers last Thursday. tendent, Mrs. Handler. sists of the mayor, municipal at- Simon." Mrs. Walter Bartlett, Joan Trudeau, Jerry Koraly, Jer- Upon graduation, Cadet Galis- poem concerning activities at the Church School secrets torney, councilman tor committee- ry Pels, Hilda Lorenz, Marilyn and education for the last twenty- tem, he said, has grown to in- Cambers received the aid of soprano, will be the soloist. zewski will receive his license to camp. June Dorrell welcomed Ihe clude over, 5,000 acres of land Philip Enlow; treasurer e man, and cine member from the Seaman, Valerie Peller, Daniel three years, and that this year Kulaga in the third inning when l<-h:l •mm HP•>««•• The Rev.-Eric S. Tougher, pas- sail as third engineer aboard ves- guests. The girls sang an original with many line recreational activi- cial secretary, Mr. Matth KIT* 79* public from each of the 17 munic- Guarc, Janice McDonald, Ronald machine and automotive shop Irvington managed to load tho tor, will leave tomorrow for a sels of the American Merchant "Thank You'' song to Mr. George ties and facilities. Plans were madi; lor - ipalities from Elizabeth to Raritan Severino, Bessy Glowacki, How- Marine, a bachelor of science de- courses will be added to the pro- bases. The Kenilworth hurler month's vacation. Cassera for his many kind deeds President Clifford Gulden intro- Vacation Church School on the main line of the Central ard Krone, Sandra Bieljeski, gree and a* commission as ensign ;ram. stopped the Irvingtonites and held & COM 4* $2.50 Value The regular 9:45 a.m. Sunday in behalf of the Girl Scouts. Each duced Harold Compton of Cran- BUYER gust 10 to 14 in Roosevelt Mayor Boright said that the re- them down for the next six inn- Railroad of New Jersey. The group Charles Guarc. Robert Wall and in the United States Naval Re- unit presented a song, dance and GUARANTEED —r— School hour will be continued gional representative at the meet- ford as a guest. ings. Church School meets,, J $1.25 39c is a member of the Joint Commit- through the month of A VIRUS t, with Barbara McCarthy. serve. , skitj in keeping with its part of tee of Municipal Groups of North- classes meeting in departments. Jewelry boxes were made out this year's "Nature" theme. SHOWER ern New Jersey, which represents In the absence of the Rev. of cap sticks and also recipe hold- Unit 1 worked on outdoor skills QAIC §t your Mercury ALARM CLOCK >1.69 municipalities in the counties of Tougher, elders of the church will ers out of paper plates. under the Brownie program. Unit MAT WND CONW CAPS Essex,. Hudson, Middlesex, Mon- Mrs. Mary Guare is Mrs. Krone's Paper Drive Dealer • tfcnask & take over the mid-week Bible 2 learned second-class outdoor re- A REAL TREAT AT ANY TIME mouth, Morris, Ocean, Passaic, study and prayer hour on Wednes- assistant in the handcraft program quirements. Unit 3 completed the Somerset, Sussex, Union and War- at Lincoln, and volunteer helpers CHKISTIAN BCBKCI days. Joseph Deremcr will be in Outdoor Cook badge and fulfilled 1! ren. , charge at the 7:30 p.m. meeting on a daily basis have included the This Saturday some of the Insect Badge require- •U. WNIW (HIM TMWLSmKE "X RUSSELL STOVER CANDIES "The group has been studying Wednesday. following: Mrs. Harold Seaman, GARWOOD — Patrolman Albert ments. Unit 4 completed the Tree, • A •la. W1CA < •« k the problem of mass transportation Mrs. J6hn McCarthy, Mrs. George Gill, chairman for the waste paper Rambler. Adventurer and Back- SNUFFS OUT TROUBLE ' -'I •U. WOK (1MI SUPERFAST ALWAYS FRESH at reasonable rates since its in- Perry, Mrs. John Schnitzer, Mrs. drive to be conducted this Satur- yard Camper badges. Unit 5 St. Paul's to Receive day by Garwood Local 117, Patrol- •Si •U. WO.XB ka Monday, Tuesday and Wednesday from 4 to 6 pan. the Pauper"; August 14. Lincoln I ^ you might pay for a car with a low VHday Krantnar »J» I* • polio odds sraariy to lU Endoaiag on old op«t porch Mr. Kcllcrman was a leader in of d with naM la aumiMr ond IN ALL, 42 boors of Walk-Up Window banking serv- School. "Gulliver's Travels"; Aug- youth work;, he M-rvcd ^s presi- toyoar fllou in winter U imcaU ust 21, no movie program: August dent of the Methodist Youih Fel- fee a week for you and your family 1 28, Washincton School. "The-Jol- lowship of the Newark Annu-i son Story." , ' tj Corilcrence during hi» senior year 1 I* HOW Dante A. Costa, recreation su- at Drew. pervisor, reported attendance at CHRISTIAN tlu- movie shows has boon uverag- EASY i»iK about '80 people each Friday Penny Polio Party SCIENCE CRANPOKD night. BUDGET 6 050 5 lion County Trust Company Helps Raise Funds HEALS Library Vacation KENILWORTH — A "Penny WALK-UP WINDOWS: KENILWORTH — The Kenil- Polio Party" wu;> held recently at s PAYMENTS QiMiRAL SUPPLY co.\ South ami Walnut Avenues worth F^ec Public Library will be the home of Mr. and Mrs. George tEPAIRS closed for vucation from August 1 Frank of 52 North 12th street. On •'I •OMTEREY SUNDAY8 Cranford/ N. J. to 17. it was announced this week cent v/as charged for all game PVBLICCP3SEKVICB — Cranford WBCA (MO) 1x45 oa,; by Mrs. Gertrude O'Rcgun, ucting cool drinks. For every penn 301 South Ave. 336 CENTENNIAL AVE. BRIDGE 40505 , the sp«.ndcr receixed a lick- WOB... librarian. The library will reopen at 9 iun. on August 17. Qontirrm'tf OK Pogc 2)