VOTf TUISDAY THE WESTFIELD LEADER JUNE 1st AND MOST WIDELY CIRCULATED WEEKLY NEWSPAPER IN UNION COUNTY
; •— —- — u'^«»if.o;j..y;:j-"-" JERSEY, THURSDAY. MAY 27, 1965 Sidewalk Art The Uisilii-ld Arl AssociaUoii yor Vows Town Yard "ill hold its annual Utildtitir Side- walk Show nnd Sale Saturday, Parade, Plaza, Cemetery Rites June 12. fronting Mliutowaskin Park oa Bruad St. The hours Mill IK- 9 a.m. to 5 p.m. S. AU^II Kchacffer, chairman, has an- 11 Become Reality oouncnt (hat there will be art- iste working on locution all day. In Memorial Day Observance Tlie gi-iieru] puhtic is invited (o come brows? or chut with hos- tesses who win be available lo WHS Student Council Gift AH Fired Up Program at Plaza help and answer questions. A sfuirli-spoutlng Central Rail- The rain riiite for (he event Is road entfliie irlt a trail (if tin- thin The Year 1 To Start at 8:30 June 19. liankim-ni brush fires in itu waki Ave. Site In Memoriam as It move westward through Wostfieid arcft residents Wi'stfield TlU'KdMy tiFU'l'HOml. will observe Monday aa a Honor Society Will Award To Honor World War II Dead A scries of akirnis, us lilazrs day dedicated to honoring its Renewed Voters Due lirtilii' mil ulong tlu> route iii the those who died in the service Westfield High ScJwol Student Amcric-un t»ninuiui!y, is ui ('Kit trockti through Wcstllrld, uf their country. Memorial j! Tuesday Bight intro- Memorial Grants Tonight Council is donating 520 in memory t>y his neiKltbors. imlird nil of tile town's lire I Lilt- Hay fallw on Sunday but the KC( that would create At Polls of the 30 {graduates who died in "In his idealistic style," said BIU- ing eqiilpmi'iit to ti\e Er^nva and nation will b« paying tribute park and create a For the second year. two World War 11 20 y««rs «K«. The dent direulor Pat TiajH'r, "Saroyan under tlie supporting agriMMiient on Monday ny parades and iiMiiu*y will be used for a tree (o be of tiitrroLiiuIiiiif UmriK Wt'Ktrit;ld effort nnd ran into scholarships, one in the name 0|-j Kulwt L. Foo.se, principal; Dr. Wil- attempts lo depict life tin a typit-al memorial services will highlight ob- planted al Tumaquos jxind wilh oth- »'«i covered for nny enivrgrncy Bsition over the possi- Christine Ursula Collins 'U2 and oneson, Miss Gromlidi, Vauvnl Wash- Tuesday Anu'riOim street." seiviiiu«s across the land. in the name uf Frank Raymond vilk'. giiidaiiee counselor, ami .senim- er trees, also ttmmionwratliis Wcst- Ttic iiMSttiibly will nlso feature tlio wltll the arrival of EI lal»i' lire jng the Public Works Mrs. Ruth Barrett of Martin Wall. Clark IV. '58, will be awarded to Ilunur Society memliers Barliara field citizens. eombiiu'd void's o! Tlit* Twi'lv»> and rlfi from lln- I'lnlnflrld Fire De- Yard-nt the Eliza- l'ntit No. a American Legion, Westfield High School seniors at tlio Bell, Frederick Tijwon, arid Thomas (Jmrrnor, Assembly, Student Cmiiioil president Frvtl Tlie Thirteen sintjirn; "AmorlcH tlio li iirtniriit. Co, site on North Ave. Hajward, selected tin- recipients, Ti[isoi\ will pr-est-nt the di«-k lo II. Beautiful" and tlie band's prrffirm- general chairman of this year's Me- National Honor Society dinner to be I'Vfi-holiIor WU\H iil Day Parndo (V>mmlt( mi the assembly ballot dio piny, "1'eople Witli I.i|,'ht." The Hukati Kjellmuirk, a past command- thls year is out." ciety member. Dr. Evelyn Ii. Wil- uior speakers will be liarbara Bell, iilirth. Dciiiallons lln-ro muy In' ly, resi^noH hi.s Tliird \Vaixl t'nuneil [Hid for (Jovemor. piny is the slory of how a young er of Iho Post wilt be tho grand i revealed that Coun- son, adviser, remembers Christine scholarship; Susan Hawkins, lewlei- i-nilltcd to Wislli.ld, Make »|i- KIMI at Tuesday niisHI's nu'etiriK. His marshal for tho parade. l.ociilly there ale no problems pnintor, who recently moved inlo on Korks Committee is as "a delightful, very cheerful. ship; Thomas lkiy\v;ird, character, uointiiirnt nun by vailing the resiyiwi'lioii M'as accepted with rc- Tin; pnrndo will os;(>inble at imrly-n-isc fur the four council souls, n possible site on sweet girl." and Murk rirumli;uij»h, service. Itt-ii Cross CluipU-r ut 321 Klin Kn't hy hi.s colleiiKueii. Iltihne & Company's oast side park- hut three Wt'slliekl i-iwivli'iits and a KU the A&P shup- (Continued on pajie 2i (iirl Scout Squad (I-ivra St. Karly In t'eUnuiry, Mr, Cowlos ing lul nt II: IS a.m. nnd depart for Frank Raymond Clark IV, a for- Heoleii I'ljiins man inn in the thick was pronwled In KuKl.-l.'iiilriil •/one the ficrvk-t'S at the I'llwu at B:30. mer Honor Society president, was of battles fur Freeholder, Assembly $10 lo K<-<1 CI.ISS killed in n plain- crash last year miinaiw for Prorfsr 8t Cj;iin!>lo pro- Al the conclusion of the program Samuel M. Kinney nnd Stole ComtniUeewonum sjie-ts. while in Ihe service. I'itr Floml Aiil 700 Vets'Graves fi'^sioujjl ilivi.^idii services, llth new at the I'lazH tiro parade will move e amendment, to the Voter Information Arthur Fik>d, Ht^inurrat, who has post requires tlicrt he live closer lu Recipients of the scholarship are out on K. llroitd St., lo Kim St., then, code to establish an IM'C-II a caiididale for niayur and lor The WcsLFicld (iirl Scout Kmw- his work «-ron. rnirlli nn ICIm lo Orchard St.. mid selected on the basis uf the require- : in the area eener- fret'lioldcr is iiKain runninif for Ihe Hcncy Si|iuui iri :i ix.'cenl jmt'tiiii; Flag-Dceorated The 'llilm kvnia representativo ensl on Orchard to Mountain Ave, ments set for Honor Society mem- Sheet By-passed; ( the Hahn tract of county seat wilh the backing of the voted to dotmte $10 to the Hed Cross had nnrvod Nint-o Jun. I, following to Ihe Hevohitlnnary (V>rraU'ry. bership: Leadership, scholarship, County Democratic orHiUiualion. He 17 acres. Tlie site is to 1K>I|> in alleviaLiiiK the distress of his ck-fliiHi in Novemlii-r wlii'ri lie At I hut, hisloric spot Weslfkikl character nnd service. The appli- j ;uid lii^i two running niate.s, Free- In Fairvicw ! Springfield town line LWV Tells Why l!ie victims i»f the recent tornadoes bested Ilk- (rn'oi-t of Hits tJOP nandi- Cliaiilers of the SA« and the DAR cants must have attended Westfield holder Hugh Caldwell ot rkiitifield and floods in the Midwest. Tlio clytt', William (iorilou. nnd l»!eaino Springfield Ave., runs pJwu-ly "(H! veterans graves were will eoiuliiol memorial , X McDonougb of F&tnftelti for (he • Edge wood and Glvmn Aves., and ask- j appointing Joseph Spoio of Elizabeth [ or. Bruce Wallace, Catherine WiH -•• two scute permit I od under t\u* state ; t-d Councilman Archer Sargent wliai 1 ae a prohbtioDai-y patrolman, ef-1 Isams, ai?d Hubert Wolff. j respportionment now in < his opinion was relative to the Gas j fective June 7 and Richard Young of j New!y elected senior members In- ] LooaHy the GOP council incum- Co, site. 1828 South Ave. and Jeffrey Gilbert! dude: Barbara Bednarz, Cynthia | bents who fiUsi Jar nomination are: Mr. Sargwii repUecJ that there was 1 of 636 N. Scotch Plains Avt, 3s pro-j Btnves. Sloven Soxw, ChurtoUe Con-i First Ward, Archer l>. Sargent; HO committment for the tract and 1 balionary patrolmen, effective June j rad, Lois Cotifccs, Carol Dawson, Su- ! Second* Samuol M. Kinney Jr.; while the fjys Co, site had a tot to b*j 21. The resignation of Police JLL j Fan Dosclier, Jam'-t Etheringlon, Lor-j ranks !• ^£3 Third. James C. Moran, and Fourth. considered, viewed from an overall | Albert Hetmer was accepted withjetU Gladstone, Philip Grant. Shel- [ Albert L, Molowa. town standpoint, he did not fcel that 1 regret and probationary Patrolmen j (ion Hirschberg. Alice Place, Donald [ Making up the Democratic slate he could at pn&ent give 3 tirm opin- Jerry Meekins asid Ronald Cotes ^ Plenty. Janet Porter, Lorraine Pre- j " ••'{ 1 • •• 3re: First Ward, Jack Bazzo of &3S i ion on the matter. He did say that were approved as regular patrol-j viti. Mary Lou Rugg, Kristine Se Raymond St.; Second. I^wrenee Pi- \ he felt the town yard operation t men. effective May 24. Robert KalHo | vigk Pamela Taylor, Robert Me- cone of 938 Coolidge St.: Third. Nor- ; there wouM be no noisier than that of 310 Vernon PL was appointed ajMillan. Carl Ozimek, and William 1 man M. WeJten of 240 Wtdch Way; j oJf the Gas Co., and also fell that volunteer Trent. * ifi Fourth. William S. McKinlay of U j Uierc might be less traffic with The summer meeting schedule of Junior members just inducted are JUST S. Wickom Dr, j one operation, the Town Council win be July 27jRoxanne Ackerman, Susan A, An- • •• i T Sff County Committee con- Bertram* Ovetlnd of SOS m& Aug. 10. In a final matter, the BUnken, Ger&ldine j tests are; First Ward. Dislricl 5, I Hi\h Dr., was more vocal in his ob-council accepted the offer oi Mr. and Cathy Campbell, Douglas) Our Meuanine Floor has a Boy's Frederick Bollingw. Regular Kepub* j jections. He ripped into Mayor Rob- Mrs. Anthony Ma&ta to exchange Crawford, Christine Czarniak,- Pa- world of Summer wear . . . iiilhe lican, and John C Kaezynski; Third }*rt H. Mulreany with claims thai he comparable Ms In Sw&rd Avc, tricia C7.arniak» arel DIMiaio, John Ward. District I, Evelyn Potb, Kegu- I would be paying first class taxes in Farley, Joanna Fedoroeko, Linda styles he likes and the colors h«? 3ar Republican; Jane C. Brandt: \ a tWrd class neighborhood adding, Fisher, Mary Etlen Good'mg, Har- Third Ward. District 2. Gordon E. j "the next tiling will be parksrtg el Honor Society riet Greisscr, Rebecca Hill. Scott wants. Drop in ami see Boy's Thomas, Regular Republican; Dan- garbage trucks on the site," Holland, Anne Ingram, Trtidy Kaeh- .-•. iel H. Hetlman. When the mayor replied that no V . awards in the platto division of the Asked how close council was to the PTA, to the newly inducted mem- Jjam Scbroth, Robert Seigle, Steven .•_••• - Music Educat&i-s of New Jersey matter, the mayor said, "Months bers, Lee Sehtesinger will liien pre- Siegel, Marslia Smith, Richard Tren- auditions. away and you will be given ample sent flie scholarships. wer, Barbara £ack, Margaret Urban, opportunity to be heard." Sliver certificate: Paul Jettes*, During will sing "Slumber Song,"-accom- •l . -I er. to protest, query and probe into • 1. - csertificale: Stacie He wit, council's attitude regarding tbe usepanied by Virginia Monks '££, and Voter Info Verna Jetter, Dfcme Curnmings, Pe- of the Gas Co. site, and expressed Janet Eetberington "66 will sing ter Brandsma, Cheress and fears of property devaluation, traf- "Sound of Music/' accompanied !>y fic hazards, noisy operations and CynUiia Bowes '66. from |>age general disagreement with the site Present National Honor Society ty and municipal offices remain as choice. members include: Scott Barren, Bar- they have ht&n, with eacti paity Sport Coats, sizes 8-12 & 13*20 From $16,95 & $21.95 TRANSFERRED? They were constantly answered to bara Sell, Margaret Betts, Robert nominating three freehotetens for the effect that no negotiations have B&now, Mark Brumbaugh, Stephen Union County and one coimdimBxi Slacks, s&es 8-12 & 13-20 .... From $5*9S&$6,9$ Homericci, Inc. will help Charme, Robert Clirane, Sally from each district in Wesifield. been carried on with the utility com- Chinos, sizes 8*20 From $4.95 you find your next home pany arid that the only sure factor Crampttm, Linda Eakeley, secre- Mrs, Claussen said, '"Hie Primary : was the firm's willingness to sit tary; Jam^s Friedland, Patricia Ejection does not receive tlie atten- Bermuda Shorts, sizes 8-20 , From $2.1 Oerarde, Susan Hawkins, Tiiomns anywhere in the United down and discuss the possibility of tion or publicity «t cfescrves. Th$ SportShirt3»sl2es8-2O From$3,4 States without charge. the town's acquiring the land. Hsywardj Pet^r Hcesch, Susan Her- lesgue urges all registered voi&rs One objector asked about the J>erich, taurent Hodes, Beverly Hol- to exerclae their privilege (o nomi- Swim Trunks, sizes 8-20 , ,....From$3,00 OBJECTIVES! To help you find trucks being parked on the property land, Laura Jantek, Katherme nate 'iiieir parly's candidates for the your next home with a mint- adjacent to the American Legion Kaercher, William Kaplan^ Martha General E3 tice of one period per meeting be • • •••' •» REMEMBER: Homerica works 1 • continued. - •>• - only for YOU! Alt of their -* The council awarded contracts for .- r'. -. f . 207 E, BROAD ST., WESTFIELD efforts —research, reports and street repair and maintenance mate- , , . -. h> ^. - - • * -'-._' advice — are exclusively on -• * •. •-•J • ,-J, VJ\ *."^-^ -"A h rials as follows: Garwood Asphalt • •••- - •• • • - • • - • - - • • -\- .} '•* <• - . • • . _ >• it. • •. _• . ---'•" t: -1 .; t 11 !>*•'- be ho (f of the prospective i.. - . ^ Inc..of Ganvood for type A bitumin- t ^••- .... •! buyer. They have no connec- ous concrete at $7.50 per ton for 600 "^^^ _••__! •> •_ 1- - ; :/ V V 1 1 1 ". '• '"•••"• •" •'. •-'• "•.-. "^ "•:• .^-' -i--^-\^."r -.i^*V---v^.^ •1;-K' '' ;1 '-"""-^ >: ^^^"T- - - ^. ••••; tion with the seller, ft is their 1 L r J i:i 1 tons and 400 tons of type SP at $8.25 . - - ..-•:.'.-. : - . . • --i-.. . .- 7. ,-, • - ^-- - -. W\^:A-i vii : -r-i- V" - ^- " - • ^ responsifaiJify to guard YOUR a ten; Fanwood Stone Crushing Interests, and Quarry Co, of Westfield for 100 6 =1 : l ; "" ' - • " -" " "" '" ' ..--""' -"•• ••'•'--' .' - n " • . - • ," '---.--". T".","''-''-'-- .-.'"i" fi•--.'-'••'•'. ' . V'' ^ • '.' 'L " ;.•,-.'"." -,,'" "-"" T_-/--V " ."t ' - "'" • " tons of 2& or Vh inch broken stone ' . -. " = . • " • „ 1 " . -^ , 1 -•_ . , • . .•,. • L -'• .r.i .-.'.. . •. .-.'• . ..••..-•- c-....' . ." .. h.. -.,* • -- I- T ••..•.,._;...- -A;; . 7 .. .*.-„ ^. £-. ,1 .,1 H. -•,-•- •-. . - . - - -. . , - • . . y . i - - -•,---. i- .;• - - - . . . • .. ».•••-.'••- . . - — ^ .'-...,...... , ...-j ...... •• • for further details ca*! tVit -. . . • . - ^ .• i, ... • - - • - • -i . . • «• • .. - : -• . - . . .. !..•- • • _• ••-.--•'• ••*- •.>• • at $2.35 a ton, for 2,500 ions of % -• . . - ... •_••.• • . •- , <• • . i • . - •• •- •- '.•.-•-' •. • : ...,-.:••_ \ - •- - - -•• • . .••:-. y '---•-•. - -- - - ' ." --."'" -' , " | "-" . . =-" ™"|- - " " v ..-."-- . . ,_ ". '...... "i . . '. •'•-•;, '"'•-• '' m • r, - ' • Homerlca representoHve in tM : -'••'-' ' ' r •-•----?.•-•' ; :"'''-'" . • "".'. .-.-_' '-: ". " -.'•-- -.'- -'-."- ^ N -' - " -'•' - -' ' • - - ' ". L : - ^ f,-- J ''• i ... •'''•'..' • -.- i ." ' "' "- ." • i- '- ..••'*"*""• • '- • i ' i inch broken stone at $3.50 a ton and r • ' •- - - ' ~" '" "~ • ' - "">• ' "- 'L • ••" - "" -" - .• " •' -• • ' - • •'• • ••'•.'-- -' ' •-•'"' • -' •'•"-; " -' - - j • •• < J -•••:.. -: i "• ->i • f'-: •-t. - . p' -[•;.-. " - I - - >- J -.- .r ••.-'. • . :v.r -, ;• . .•• • •-",••,:-.•-• -^ . -.- ..-:.. ^-,." ••,:•• - - •• ,•.--.. • .^ - . - --..-• f \- ; - ; -v^:- ;•-•. ^•:;!-1- * , . v^-.;;r*- . - • ^ • ; • • . .. - ... -. ,•'.:• ..-.• . .-• • ,• ^ . • ••--.. • - .• .- " .- -•. -' " - - • • • • • ••...• t:T" -' ' - ^ •• ." ^ "• i . - .• -^ . • v '1 : - . \ ...... -.-.' ...:.-, i ,'r^ -.-.-. . . r. . . . ,•-•,_-•_ , .-'.... . •, •••;.•,-.-/. Westfleid, Mountainside, Scotcl for 1,200 tons of road stone at $2.13 ' '•-".'- Plains, Fonwo&d area. per ton;. Franklin Contracting Co. of 1 -.. • :• 7 -- LUtlc Falls for 30,000 gallons of as- i 'V 1 .--r They will oe happy to send yo% pttaitic oil at 9.1496 per gallon and • -•_.•• • • • • •<. ...• B free brochure, for 30,000 gallons of emulsified as* . = -: V phalt at 0.1496 per gallon. Gene -• •• -• fearsalt & Frankenbachj Ozals of Elizabeth was awarded a Inc. contract to paint -certain parts of • • ..•' I ^ •• L ... the interior of the Municipal Build* r Re alter* ing at a cost of $1,950. 4 . 115 Elm Street Hie council introduced an ordi- Westfifld, N, J, nance providing for improvements AD 2-I7O0 to Tnmaques Park at a cost of $80,- 000 and consisting of a new road loop, eliminating a road which Is —•— to suit your mood in • i • fashion and comfort L ranks Select your Spring and Summer Sport WI1TML0 Coats and Slacks from the Safest styles, colors and fabrics . ,. tailored by some of the best known manufacturers . . . 1 'I expertly fitted by John Franks. Writ tn HKUB'FAaHtONED SHOKA * • -^\ "^ . • ••. • 1 5-. i ^::>> '- li1"--' -•.,.-»'''• •. .- .:.• ••..'.•-• • L. . , i '. • ' . ••••': i • - • • • ^.' ^.L ^ I * "• ~..n ~" • •:' '• "i •;."• '-• . _ • - • • -- •> •- • - 'i -. :• I. i^ •• • .••' •..;-, DU po^f^l> . \ •-•..-• -- -A •*.**•• CORjAMl* Washable fa> .v S ! :-•• • . •.,.= • Wlxite Comt>inatlons White Gorfam, combined with Oak Madeira Calf- skin. Glean instantly with wipe of a damp cloth? Like all Nurm-Btish Shoes — Ankle-Fushiamd to ••; .-- - preserve oviginal • - EiyZe rf^; Oak Sfaiiuira and White Gorfam Sport Coats al&a in Stark tinci \\fh tfo 22 ^from $29.95 to $135 Other Stiffen from S19.9S Slacks ..from $B.9Sto $49.50 SHOES FROM ^12.33 Chinos ...irom $5.95 to $12.95 Sport Shirts H- ^1- ^ * H 207 E. Broad $t 3-1171 from $5.00 to $13.95 p?;^ Ask About Our Extended Charge Plans Open Monday and Wednesday Evenings ' ^ ^r^-n-l.V^r-bL'.:'1^., T-C ••-l^_ . _ L-_-_ .,_ •THE WESTSlKhD fN. J> LEADER, THURSDAY, MAY ST7, 1985 Page I grows of Aunt Betty Frazee l>y Mrs, I*TA ves as the Sales Brothers, t Players' Comedy lit additiotion thertlier.*e* wtsrec refrashftwntrefrosbrnen t i rF£IF*lilI iira ^ } Lawji*«cc Wotttcre of the Wade at .s featuring hen &>gs, pimcli, | tY<*nah Society of tin? -£>Aj June 4-5 To Aid Joseph J. Wodft. cookies, ice cream, and Mrs, ir*| frwn page V j by Cheryl and Cr&ig Brumbaugh. tu•- *u - .,•«* .. «*^ .*,, t* uv«u E ^le Americas i^igiaa Drill PTA prt&itlogtf, was honored m\ 111 fu a Vt>Usy oWtr ib luncheon May 24 at Uw Coach ,«*,-»,- «.,!,-« v«.u,B at the Fairie h , % , will »taw tlu> national'* '* ^ Building Fund Four, Cr&iifurd. Mrs. Wade hasl VM»IV >> Uiwn? Bo-tg^r, Mr, and Mr.s, J -fi*|K-m j ^«« t»i>s and ecnu will &e ^iay^Q by, scrvvd as president of Cohmtess Vatenime Corell. Mrs June Huck^ j " ^ s ktTwH ! ^ Bobeit c I menUier L • - ^ i_ ; solling Service aiteiideel l>y on over =rri i iki .b li champion auto me- flow aitdirmce at Trinity i >r their school a hand- House, Cranford, Momlay c s IfflWifl:j : In addition, the boys "The adolescent prohlem is never . .. .i individual prizes. forgot t c i\ by both pa rent s ;i nd champions wilt go toyouth." said Milton Faith, executive Jil' • •ii:-:-1 . 22 and 23 to com- director of the o#'ni?y. "We must .r-. .: •.- National Plymouth understand and at!ju.l>t to the ado- i.ir.L.-s £[?' r'"":i 1 kg Contest finals to Icscor.t, but iuirenis n^ed to be un- r,.^: •il". "liEv r - *- - i :s r Jntry's most talented derstood too," ho iirlmonLsiiod. 1... .i-J-iijas^^lf c Iff •.;•:*-•[•• mechanics. In the Lack of communication lx-twecn wiJ] hnve a chance parents an<3 tecnusers was repfati>d 'I:- -• _*•-..-, scholarship many limos by both aduUs and i: --..__L Get in the swim ... Join Our Vacation Club Today to continue their youths in tthee g a I didiscussioi n j riod. The opinions of a group of young people nddtn! tnton\s1 1o the HOW EARN A CASH DIVIDEND ON YOUR VACATION CLUB 1 "discussion. They cniph.Msixvd the students lack of communication in the home in their remarks. "Some of us just ". :-. L Whether ** be off the lakeside dock or into the soothing can*l talk to our paronfs. Tltey wrm't surf, any vacation requires cash ^ . . and a Wattftafct !•_ ... larships listen. \\w retognKt? DKU ue have Federal Vacation Club is the easyf pafniess and worry- problem;}," oiw youth said. FOR GIRLS free way to Have the cash in hand when you faker off\ $63*490 have A G-od-conteivd home Is a What's more, yog oarn handsome dividends on your , of tlie senior s ity to help with youth problems, . ; completed Club at Westfield Federal. So got in Jho swim Trinity High School Make an appointment with Bernie or ; . of our new Vacation Cfub now . , , thai water looks rd, principal, has said a The ywrt'A pnrticipnnts Warren af AD 3*1111 and one hour of . very tempting! a youth tcnlor a* a pinc U> r pinners represent good, wholcsojiu* recreation. tlw class to be Dr. Pilnick. your time will solve your entire • ^cording to thefrom Ks.soxfi'.'his. nn rj CLASSES 50$ TO $10 WEEKLY counselor, Sister group for el(.«tii*qtiont boys, (old the problem. audience tlonc-)uiU' jniUicm young- ; arc: Marilyn siers Mill hoho iej byy thhe Pt °f Notre Dame; Program wliich wHt uproot 1IKII!» - NAME TAPES SEWN ON FREE- town Univcr- from sluslumm c imd Chestnut Hill n them an opporiunily in train ior an i Cavision t Ncw catho- FOR TERMITE for for PROTECTION CALL 2 $3. Scton Reg, $2-98 . $3.50 ea. WESTFIELD OFFICE SCOTCH PLAINS OFFICE ; Fences BROAD AT PROSPECT FOUNDED 18SB TEMPORARY QUARTERS BY THE PLAZA ADAMS 2-450O 361 PARK AVENUE y StDib. •S^- i Tooni* School and state 233-5-7 East Broad St ADarm 3-1111 Williams Termite Conttoi A LOCAL Cfnli'ANV OPEN Monday 'til 9 P.M. PAY! 137ELME8ST, AD 2-4477 4 TEE WESTFiELD by ihv fol- HAMBUftGEB ROUS a l lautFB to the irn, ^O. J], SJA. 2111. L"' ISA. FREE s with the purchase of The c ntl •!. ;<; nntl L'S rn })]orlc 4S0 ity Meats & Produce M on tho OfTIHnl Tnx Man nviv^J MK^^I fru-m Hevidence "-(ji'# DELIVERY 3-lbs. of CHOPPED CHUCK thr fiiu jitun to Iiiriuetlrlnl Pti AVENUE shijw 11K* out I re pruitL-rty 4. This OrrUnunr* flimll taku pf a feet imnic^Jatoty upon final us DR 6-5505 JVi7S»r° ' Hnd puMlcatfan &H rcciulr#iJ i»y SPRINGFIELD Hi} A\i and (IS) Any other di : of (Continued on Pg. 3, Sec. 4) in. X) tEASEE, FOR GIFTS THAT ARE BIB Qlf EMJOYUiMT., VALUES FOR YOUR HOLIDAY WEEK-IND! Quality U.S. Gov't, I WATER ADDED—FULLY PLAID STAMPS Shank , ! WHOLE ffL Fwtlti Com* U»oK ict Ih* Hal* Han with tht itic* »n topi II Quality FROZEN SPLIT CHICKEN BREASTS WHh Ribs 99 At AON MNELESS WHITE & BARK MEAT—HOME f RICEO HIGHER! TURKEY ROASTS 79 CAUFQftMIA CUT 10HELESS CHUCK SEE YOUR LOCAL STORE Quality CHUCK-IONE IN c WINDOW SIGN FOR POT ROASTS •ONE PRICE! HIGHER! 59ifc 6911 HOLIDAY SNOWING HOURS! | SWIFT'S or Ib. (Of THE ORCHIS, M« a«vattCed modern danc* club, rehearse for the prt^rmn of i,,Jr«re CANNED HAMS MOflAELL't MR .99 r vtt perform lonwrow ^nigW at 8:45 p.m. to ,h* WrrtllcM High 8rt25^dL . * £' '- Council Deerct. Mm, Georgians KumiU, teacl^r of Physical Edu^ IMPORTED HOLLAND •DOWN 'N SERVE 8 «Z. (o attache mftJ^!!!^******™ HWt"1' ******** Zllt?k' •«* c»"*y Unn.n. The UNOX CANNED HAMS SWIFT'S SAUSAGE LINKS pkg. 55c ALL MEAT Ih. places tire being contested. TIIPSP «« mmww 9 wm laper-Rigbt people help to draft the party plat- FRANKFURTERS 99c "I G LINES" form and set party policy. You ARMOUR'S STAR f(N.w Low Prf»! Reduc*d Ife p.r Ib.j Country farm Typ* should care who Ehey are. Your Ground Chuck jrathly •• 59C Virginia Hams makes a difference. Stuffftd Turkeys *' 49,? H LEAGUI OfWOMtN VOTNtS C Supffr*Right" Qualify 99 Prettily Ground . 49 » Sliced Cooked Ham Ground Reef Many Tims* Dinner Hams wlwn the of Springfield, Donald W. Traffic f c h d X * Specially Seiec*#d Toy I or s Beef liver NONE PRICED HIOHERl i New Jersey this year MacDonald of ScoLch Plains, Frank Roll ° H ;r 2 XX Regular i contests are? Wft will '"Super-Rr C X. MeDermott of WesUleld, William 1.09 Fresh Crab Meat ib. notions and find the M. Weaver of Rahway. and Nicholas Court Bologna By tho Pi 49 Sliced Bacon mediately, because we St. John LaCorte of Cranfurd. There Sixteen motorists were fined a READY-TO-EAT MEATS rate, Wfi think that citi- is no contest on the Democratic total of $354 by Magistrate John M. FRESH is tha primary is theside. JANE PARKER BAKED FOODS Youi SUPER-RIGHT SLICED Mlit or Mutch Macktn7.it* lasf week. MACARONI 15 ox, cup iat keeps the decisions Big. B"— Mb, 0 or SAVE 16o Choice flaloaric 6 ox, There is a contest in both parlies Fined were Charles Rivona of 2(0 smoke-filled rooms, for the three freeholder nominations. POTATO nr GELATIN 1* «. eup Pitkf* vnd Flmttito, 3 prlant that members Norwood Ave.. Scutch Plains, speed- Plain fir Ollvfi tool pick committee men For the Democrats: John F. Rlewelt ing, $25; Frederick Mullpr, 22\ BLUEBERRY PIE will carry out their of Linden, Hugh Caldwell of Ploin- HiinH^ Si . roi^Eivss diiving. $15; FRANKFURTER fi^ld, William Ahem Jr. of Kenil- of SANDWICH GROCERY VALUES! FRESH FRUITS & VEGETABLES! party policy. Marjorie Co1ef Elizabeth, running a 8 ptg- 2/ worth, Arthur C. Fried of Westfield. ROLLS stop sign. $20; Robert Murphy, BOO IAVE t«t Florida Coldon—NOKE PRICED ecilon Day is Aie&day, Arthur O. ICUzJmr Sr. of Elizabeth. Forest Ave., parking by a fire hy- Vaouum Packed C polling piace in your and William P. Roach of Elizabeth. drant. $15: Gerald Tarduff. Spring* RYE BREAD ib. SWEET CORN 5 " 29 be hours it will be open For the Repjblicans: Eugene F. field, Mass., eareless driving, $20; n«g. or Sttrftd }tw/lsh or Still id A&P Coffee 2 " 1. Full of Jufo»—HOWE PRICED HIGHER! i on the sample ballot Daly of Summit, George J, For-I^ewts Carter, KlizakHli, careless Corn Muffin 8/ oi. or Homy DaU a ox it to each registered rester of Elizabeth, Hyman M. driving, $2f); Michael Bower, 82 Mb. 3 e So ave t 2 Eoavei 41 pig. t comes immediately Cchulmun of Hillside, Matthew J. Greenwood Dr., Millington, no driv- 2 Jiffy Mixes 10 FRESH IEMONS 6 £ 29 Decoration Day week- Binaldo of Union, Henry S. Wright of er's license, $30, and fictitious fVH^—• • lb Florida —- Red Ripe i'cut calendar, tie a Springfield, Raymond Moore of plates, $30. Frozen Food Buys! COFFEE l € Eight O'clock l-lb. 3 1. •finger row. Scotch Plains, and Jay A. Stammer Carolyn Schultz of 7fi3 Ktiollwnnd Various Brandt, All Flavors (Including Umonadt) Lag •• TOMATOES Z 2.T,49 of Clark. s [ receiving the most Tar., careless driving, $15; Edward e Realemon bot. 59 Rome Qatuty Eastern US No, I A i\>. ml within the HcpubU- Are these candidates for Free- Valentine , 233 Prosjx'ct S'... speed- fruit Drinks 10 V,:. 89 CO ED NONE PRICED HIGHERI * beg th three candidates for holder just a lot of names to you? ing, $23; Harbara Maxie. BOG Forest Broadcast ^ Hash 59 M B F A urunatioii for governor, We urge you to read your news- Ave., speeding, $21; Brian Kelly. Orang«luieQ M.'d Frying, Bating Bananas PRICED HIGHER! ' MW Crisco Oil ,. , SEEDLESS—NONE blenders being Wayne papers, study the party's literature {124 Knollwood Ter^ obslrucktl wind. BI.._J-kJ I..S.A MINUTE MAID J| frai. CAi0 filSaioddl bot nator from Warren or try to get to know the men per-shield view, $10; Simdro Millions, Italian—Vr'iih Mb, I oi. IllflCS PRICED HIGHER 33 Blended Jui€6O4nq9& GrspwfruIt * «M w NONE PRICED hartes Sandman, presi- sonally. County government con- 118 Netherwood \w.t I'lninfield, BEEP CUBE STEAKS l-lb."TAo Pope To P*tf# 4 0a*il c*n P1LLSBURY or BALLADS 4 Box. OQC Fresh Broccoli •HIGH EM bunch35 aiale, from Cape May cemsJtself with welfare, education. speeding, $20; Wilbur Stopner, 6 or Branded Veal StoaLl DIICUIII rnor Hughes has oneroads and bridges, among other Balmoral La-. Scotch Plains, sjwed- (In Dairy Dopt.) * p*gi. ** Pascal Celery 19 the Democratic nom- things. It spends a lot of your tax ing( $25; TJiornns Lynch Jr., 4ft8 Milady's Blinties ™^* X 4 Dog Yummies H.* M«mt.i,. 2 t" 35° DIHAMHHIA Hflw#iUn—N ONE h money, ft should be run by compe- Vulmero Aw., Duncllen, $15; Jdlm ISLAND im P gi Schweikart Jr. ffiia Lenox Avo.. Daiquiri Mix *^rW* AL CO L RS rincappie PRICED HIGHER contest in cither party tent men. On filu at the VVestfield f Marcal Tissue L , .° 4 »"• 39° NONE P C Sate Senatorial nomi- Municipal Library is biographical s)K?oding, $20, and William Olson. A*HAratfll* SEABROOK FARMS 9 oi. H ^ , 3*«29 ASparagli* C\iU & Tipi Hollandaha pkg. Cucumbers B ed Barry Hughes and data and answers to questions of 1401 VV. Seventh St., Plainfield, s wrihan are running in general interest, provided by (hespeeding, $25, Chopped Broccoli t^r l£ Refreshing Beverages! ic party, Peter J. Me-candidates to the League of Tliirly-.se ven motorisis receiving YUKON CLUB—All Flavors Nelson Stamler in tlie Voters. summonses did not npprar in court Daf: / Center Buys! ' 12 «. e . cent In Westfield, there are no contests ta answer I hem and six cast's wore In i/4 Ib. Prints Canned Soda 12 89 n party there are in either party for Hie nominations postponed to a later doU\ AIrl 2 16 ox. for the five Assembly to the Municipal Council. However, Hotel Bar Butter 69 No-Cal Beverages — - botf FOK REST ISKSIJLTS WILOMEflE BRAND lif^AflTAtt UEv OurOwn—iugar addud 4 l'/r qi, on County. They are: within the Republican party, stale TISSUE W w of Summit, Philip Bel committee and county committee LEADKU WANT-ADS PAY! Sllfocl I dot. C • "^ • *"• ••••*» Lomon FfftYorod large tin i. 87 All Colors Seneca Grape Drink I liq. ql. SUNNYBRODK LA1QE 1000 sheet F roll Zarex Syrup *«» —• WhiteEggs 2 89= Mi-Lem 3 'n 1 Cocktail Mix ! , 49° HERSHEY GIANT or NESTLE KING Chocolate Bars •'-<>•-,„«„ 3 '•"• 1.00 Gulden's Mustard Palmolive Green Soap UI^MMJAMIMSI Aiumlntjm Wrap ""• 89° CONTINENTAL nonoerioii i^wrdih - rO,» Spicy Brown 9 B °'" 29° wf»h«colf1*bi*I TornAtOf Criipy Cukoi 12 oi. or Sweot rBppBr vDrn i^'" Palmolive Gold Deodorant Soap Charcoal Briquettes ££ 10 i 53° Crisco :,,„ Shortening tb i bath (lift Bixie Cup Refills 3 93» wi AZE m w Oixie rA?ER Plates r^X" ' can ^^ ree Box Storage Swan Pink Lotion Bachman Thin Pretzels 't;; Chef Boy-Ar-Dee ^ Riirru'e Rftnlrifie scoorER PIE i4»>. Dill I W ^p U ^gV^NF niMP^J^F \f J^Urt •• * RariAna n.lri n BEEF CunlcEes NABisco PRi0E.;o«. pig 37° can ' 29 This Week.. WUUHIBS or FAMOUS ASSORTMENT 12 m. "" Octagon Liquid Detergent Hydrox Cookies SUNSHINE ^_- Lucky Whip Dessert Topping I! BOSGO MILK AMPLIFIER "'-97B |.lb.6oi. Ol, r,nn «he( & Fine F*bri« 51 Kraft Corn Oil We will be closing our Free Box Storage offer on May 29th. CHIC 5EA White Tuna s"^Pir 2 cam FOOD Storage received after this day will incur a charge of $3 Kirkman Borax Soap Baggies WRAP Star-Kist c^ic Tuna 2 per box. ° 97 Heinz HSRGER Relish i" C 12 ai. All arments are carefully cleaned and moth-proofed be- Evans "°™«T Topping jar R Dynamo Laundry Detergent |p 1 or, Becsiirtut Fruit Jukes Ac'cent .. ^ '"p-J Flavo« r in hater fore storage. You notify m in the Fall, as to when you need ql. 401,700 •r-»v ^r«FB*M uj-jfigt out Ndrur Strained 47 oi. f 6 67 your clothes, and we'll take them out of storage and have plastic " Marcal Hankies 3 23 them freshly pressed, ready to wear. Nylonge Sponges of 2 While Vel Detergent Powder " Personal Cashmere Buuqunt 15 01 Halo Shampoo 1.09 Ic Sfl rcq All Cleaning and Shirt Laundering Done on Presses Alka-Seltza 79C Expert Tailoring and Alteration* Silver Dust Blue Detergent n—1 TTnr •- Golgats's Soaky Open 7 A.M. to 7 P.M. Monday through Saturday Gold Water All IS01. LAUNDRY DETERGENT ICcofMnboF I •• Vi • •-•• - - -- - r » -f" Lestoil Pine Scent THE GPf*l MIAMTIC A PAftfiC UA COM^Hf, K X \ Lux Toilet Saa For or B.ilh Prices effective thru May 29rh in Supar Lux Toilet Soap Tide Detergent and Soff-S0rvlc« *tor9* only in Northern New ilb.4di. Jertey, Orange and ftockfand Counties. ^ bath ©196E OA.M.A Tobaooo Produclis, Freah Milk anci Aiooholic ** ill* saua^pt frara I'la id Stamp oilor. Page 6 THE WESTFIELD C. B. SMITH, JR. DANKER & DANKER, NANCY F. REYNOLDS EDWIN O. EDWARDS BARRETT & CRAIN RANDOLPH- Inc. ATWOOD REALTY ttJEAL-TTOJEE Jtl A. PEARSALL Realtors WiEGMAN CO. ASSOCIATES * North Elm -'I 112 Elm St. 3 AD 3-5555 WesHield Mountainside Hen ft or* EXPANDED CAPE COD * * REALTORS & 149 ELMER STREET Urmbrr ^ - •• • ] •APARTMENTS-RENT • FOR SALE HELP WANTED FraidkHu School Slwfif, caiman <* tEE K. WARING FEMALE Faculty EutwiAiued of U» Frank Jin REPORT PTA the Uinctoua -' •'•••:•..<: m tot .,._«_ . FROM PTA Luncheon I Mrs t, B. Vtiit uicii. Uw? ., iv b C*W»H* vunlUm. Writ* \; *' Mf\V , Mrs, F\ H. Lucktiiiuiti. f FRANKLIN SCHOOL ''V AV Dh : ^ Warr ' I TRENTON i lacufty were . -,i: fty SEN. NELSON F. STAM1BI z -fit:7a u M or by V s VriK'ttil A Dptno ! . . The headlights #tret<$ tor i*-:i.i> , ^ Mr in 4- 1 .iSl; ^., it's sumintT on the Garde*. f IS- It;t;.. 1-1^4 3 ff * n • r > 1 — . —-• n W •• Siulu Puikwuy . . . Mrs. G*?artfv Rk*Junxlsox». ivUntiK ! - r ]t \& gonerilb accepted these >-'i\ > Ui I AM O- *K'i *fi\ I»TA president, included tttuik Aim- ' A, inn : mrni, I A that to lw> ngnin&t wwn^ihtn^ r-ii.. • roth, prnicijxjJ: J. Juscpb IVUKWIU'. j Residents r THRIFT SHOP Ail i * Mm fcSSlstutU to tho principal, ttMioJiers, ! TTi 1 fte TfcJ * and worthwhile as * LARGE MANICURED LOT *\->tt\*+ in CUM! H«-I wltji njt blasphemous «s **ifi for liurt-tlm*. tio jfl " <*i-j«tffico sUiff, auras and rusUKliul 1^11(1 r rC-llUrSlIlfi Ir«tton. no «!rajlT«rtc?». 3Por posed to tnaihei Jnmd. "Cnluire" has SWJMMING POOL (46x21) 4 or tl u |>tant. Mr. Alinroth tltajiied the hots- a vei-y Io4>ae term banteratf &3 to ft>eea almost a^stbiAC BEAUTIFUL SCREENED —runt Job ^-]t««9e« - k- DIGGS CATERING SERVICE e BUSINESS SERVICES wiali f 3- S. ANDERSON ALLBED VAN LINES A 1 t'*mUriK 1>.u J\ HIM vlnic turtl ,. fti B .•IT WP in«n# \vnr i»;i ri y. t'h'li^ -32- :i AD 2-6900 PRINTING -r 7:00 I ployiUfrit. J * 7. ft* iinollii*-r**# HOI MAN A r*n. A *T*in- 1 , - • . ' |i • r- • • iit.' t- ji CARPENTER-BUILDER - ii.i;- h r % iJ 1-^. r^o\v hut 'I I •'.•"-• r.-ii CM •:- 1 h 1- r AD ^-S 1 n l HllUlll ri **, •'*--•' 1 Tl >! in Nrf'w i-'n ijfin rm. KL' »rtilnf v i ft 4 3 .fi ]• »••• II ^ i^i if*' nt i r-fi-p^^r'-*". -A l> i 1 ATI 3-ftTMH # Jn )ti*r TII,K ^. i r T 11 rt uli IpriiiMiH Hnmn vjiri h> v I tn rii'- • .1 ».*.••.'. it v V. to 10 I.VM,, 1 ; -I -'•'!. I' %. 't I rin I lo n, ' rMt i*?* f fit lmnti y *•* iir < )rr-*Ji I *" f II Ir In;- II 11 Jo 11 Ml ull t rrtfii'ri. t f r*ie ntl Vn n T .ITN'II, A I • r ry 1 e- c\-tf IUJ! your 'II U b 'iHr;l#jH lirfB Jr-Wl Illi U'-r ty BUSINESS LOST AND FOUND • y n -• ' " _ * , ..r - ,~i r li'uf ;-'-^ Trull, r P rb '- i i iv In huutiiru* ROOM & BOARD KA I^J-;. I lain f il \ Tim flown itt it THE rofTV# n ivf l r I r* III" If l Nnf Vn n 1-inv ,.rlv.il- Mi II, u-ar-s 0 - ^ 7 - 11 Myvors, 4-1G-U Al> ni mi ui 'ill <-. fLT fi- >j' Ai Page 8 THE at Westfield High School. •—. Transportation, Uie company, found- 'I <- r. lor Over IOO Carrigan, Jeff Gelirtein and Harold Representatives from YMCA's all Land is. ed in 1911, was a very small com- L. L. MANNING & SON over the east wore attentling this pany with only 11 units in its fleet. MONUMENTS - MARKERS conference. This year's conference Pride now utilizes 175 units, has 125 FOR BEST RESULTS .employees, grosses $1.5 "million a Hove you looked at your trousers lately? . 1861 Phone FL 6-0706 was held at the Orange YMCA camps in Stillwater, LEADER WANT-ADS year. Pride, says Mr. Blanken, 403 W. Frnnt ftt.4 Fl*tna#ld. IV. J. Are they neatly narrow in the leg (too narrow cr too wide)? Are they shaped correctly in the seat or overly full? Competence Creates Do your trousers enhance your appear- ance? Confidence CORBIN tailors them with trim pleailess iX-" •:** It fronts, close but comfortable in the seat, - -•'.•'. i. ??*£ V 1TV1 ••VKfc- ,*Q- •M regular pockets and belt loops. *•*' •^ ^^ •-•«• tmw. -**'i 4- *s?g A. Dacron-Cotton from 15.95 r_ .»c:-*t _i •*» Dacron-Wool from 19.95 *JP mmm tej'i -<" OPEN TUESDAY EVENING, JUNE Htf UNTIL 9 P.M Gentlemen - ladie* - Student! WV FUNERAL DIRECTORS WESTFJELD C8ANFORD •h' Arnold Sal born F. H. Gray, Jr. ?•'• .-•I ar-fi. Mail utter • :»v 318 E. BROAD 5T. 12 SPRINGFIELD AVE Phone AD 3-0143 Phone m 6-0092 CHANGE OF LKADEHS—Bniro Carpenter of Pliilnfleld. ciirrint Ident of lh<) men Leaders Chili, is shawn wllh Jim Ewen of 264 E. Broad St,, Westfield field, rljjht, who was elected president at Ihe recent Aumuil Central ALliiutic Area Leadership Canfcrcuce. AD 2-2900 •i i- r WESTF3EKJ) (N, /,} LEADER. THURSDAY. MAY 187. -.-M-.-- oci ws the Week in the West field Area - " ••.'. •• Engaged ground ten Bruce A. McLehnd To Wed HI Mothers' Gui Married in South Installs Board To Each His jamieson of Flower Fifth Avenue Hospital New turned Friday York City. Tht-y will remain here TAKE YOUR SUIT TO A GOOD TAILOR •_ i _ ,i •_ until June 13 when they will return To Miss Hi!! Mrs Gtrald Monngtion vas in Uie Shetland to their home in Arnba, .Netherlands stalled Tuesday evening as prtsskient [ TAKE YOUR UNENS TO A GOOD LAUNDRY oi the MotlKTs' Cvuild of Holy Trip-1 Antilles. Miss I^jba Rimiana Hill became BUT -r • ••» thv brttt Ki-idiiy ni^M of Bruce Al- ity CJrsmmsr S^iiool ct a meeting j of Mrs. Joseph W. Valentine of Maun- in M*t* «c4wvi ttifeteria .Mrs. Fr^*n-1 fc'ii Mfl,eUin;i, son uf Mr. ur.d Mrs*. -i aboard tainside and Miss Franks J\>irt* ul Uari-ld Ja^ncs McLt'land of '048 cis l.fhj'in. a past president. Only A Master Furrier 7or a visit with 136 N. Euclid Ave, alumna*' of Rahwav Me. Sh- Ls t!»e diiu^!it£r of *rjiey will tour Beaver College, returned to its Glen- Mr and Mm. Benjamin Knight Hill Others induded inlo trffice are: j return home in side, Pa,, campus recently to cele- of Easily, N c. where tiw i^iU. Vice president. Mrs. Qmrles Ii«kos- ! WITH YOUR PRECIOUS FURS brate their 50th year reunion ab o'clock ^^rniwiy wn* )it»rtwnncd in ny; trcasuivr, Mrs. J, 35. Ik Wan: special guests of the college. tin1 First. Mclhcdir.i riiur^h hy U«* secretary, Mrs. Gvurge Gumburg*s Custom Storage Ho\. John 1. Kiiby. Werthingtom Ohio, The Ttcv. ttmj Mrs. William K i Mrs. M«tt4iew Matroytw: Costs No The bride v>-us :itt: rukd by her visit with Mr. secretory, Mrs. Eugene St_ John Cober of 630 Gkn Ave. wore the sisters. Miss SUfs'm HHl as maid of Fully Insured ~ ogoinst Lost, Fire or Theft ^and Mrs. Fred hosts Tuesday evening at a cuok- honor ^nd Miss vu-ki? Hill as brides- The Kcv. Jwhn Flanagan presented i Fully Protected - from Moths, Heat, Humidity, Ave. Mrs. out for The Saliio Peck Guild of maid, Mr. McU'laml was host nnui Mrs. William Fraalz Mih a Dust of Mr. aitf the First Baptist Church. iur lif.s son. I .-chors w^i\> Copers preekicnt's pin. Gifts from thavid Tn^i^on. The Volunteer Instructors for the FtanogBii, Uie Sifters, by tea 1 all <>i Ku*loy and Darwin VWCA Ladies Day program wer VIRGINIA WUiPPLK GRKKN and ivum moWiers, She also am . Rich of 521 All.iiitfl, Gil. LINDA ELLEN BERKETT feted Tuesday noon at a luncheon I L sentetl Sister JV3ur^uix4 11i+;rt*s€ returned from a given in their honor by the commit-; Mrs, MI-LL 1U of the wewly- Parenthood Tri- p toe,, were announced at \\s First animal tac of Mrs. Darrel FOR P SI. Climes and Elizabelii * augment the services ncemenU ^ Planned Parent- at 234 Park ]ias served cta ever before. COUECTORS S]J of Plainfiolti ™ cf the new organ- k was fomwd by a Planned ParcnlhtwrJ tfieid mid Plain- members of the - Leonard Siegol, first ! Mrs. Richard Haig, «tal Mrs. Russell Bar Mitzvah Invitations Persona! Social Stationery When you give an for two year Accutron, yoa wo giving Mrs. Newell Printed or Engraved 5 and Mrs. charics iDincthing unique. Not t watch, but aa dcclronfo Ihcrc in at state oi: tnind known an VIMAGER*» ior, break-through in precision, so , Mrs. (iomoUimGo, Summer. Whoa the world sc Mrs. John H. Make Barricini Candy accurate no other timekeeping device can equal its standards. simple ar.d good, tiiti air fresh, and one's for gne year • i •- •• • j arc Mc*r1ames a gift any day entirely t;at IN factory. Kith or Sutranct:, " J- Cummins See all models at Marcus Jewelers. Charge your or a new VILIA0ER c!rcji;i or ahi.rt, will produce this purchase if you wish , . . U costs no more. ctfect. Taken both LogetiioL", tlicy double it. P. Stephens •*» • Free Gifr Wrapping Visit CMj.r VIL1AGER coilection. . .ecitct a state of mind, is the ropro h • Free Delivery Kco]o3y" t!ieir gursls. u A priors for Hallmark Cards and Barricini Candy c Headquarter tor m« .... th it the 227 E- Broad Street j,as aheuA Rear Enfranco to Municipal Parking tor J EWELEBS 127-131 Central Ave. -' will he un- AD 2-1072 206 E. &oad Strut, Wtstfltfd, H. X Parking 132 Elmer St. AD 2-4800 OPEN MONDAY and FRIDAY avenings to 9 P.M. Open Monday and ore asked to '"'•• -.- 2 TOCRSDAT, &AY 2?, I9€5 Jr. ot Ivy HiHF Mountain Ave will > H i6 Mother, Son to Receive To Sing Lead* in JL« Trawiai*? To Head BAR j-edeive a tnraferc 4egr«« from brfcW Miss Hansen Bride Mrs. Hal! to Head College Degrees cist-s and Of J. D- Turner DAR Chapter III Plain* — The wedding ai Mrs. Ralph A, Hail will be rramed Miss Jcrre-Lynne Hariwen. daughter regent of Wos'-iidd Chapter DAK. [ of Mr, ami Mrs. Richard Lowell al isinorrcw's aiuiiui nu'rt' >uf- '• Hwvwn of 9 Highlander Dr., to John cecding Mrs. H. Willard I ! David Turner look place Saturday The HjapLw will hold '••'•# I'ite ' oown in St, Bernard'u Church, F&in- and jnt'iMtny in L-tR1 home Mrs. fk4d. A reception at the Mountain- Ed£ar W. WyiTingLoTi, 1 No YOU NEED SERVIC side Iim followed the ceremony per- Rd , Short Hills, m MS p.m. fd by the Rev. D. J, McCun- Other new officers who will also The oewJywtKte will reside in be elected for three year terms are; R VACUUM CLEA* New York alter a honeymoon in Mesdamcs Clutrlts M. Sdiuman Jr., first vice rtgont: Lawrence K. Wo»1- Miss Judi#i Caluppo of Westfield ers. second vice regent: John Clin- was ihe brkie's honor attendant. Uw Maiioney, dwphin: Jo*in M. LL APPLIANCES Bridesmaids wore Miss Susan ' • i Schwartz of Lincoln. Pa., sand Miss Carol Hotaling of Little Silver, for- Guy L, Qtiinn. coi'i-usponduLg secre- US A CALL! mer raUege classmates of the bride. tary; John W. Wiley, treasurer; Wil- Gerald Turner was best mail for liam P. Kinneniaii. rf'Kistrar; Ro- land S. Hall, historian: .lasoii M. his brother and ushers were Davad 1 FREE PICK-UP AND DELIVERY SELENA JAMES BARR Hughes of Florham Park and Jdin MRS. HALPH A, HALL Aui;fin JJ ., Iibrariuii. Mrs. Le^is A. Su-ohnwycf of Koopman of Bay Shore, N. Y. 1 "La Traviata" To Be Performed This Mrs. Turner was graduated from MoufifcainsHJi , M rs. J. A rt hut' Mc- Southern Seminary doiiege. Her Mr. Turner, is a graduate of Koig. Mrs. ]•;, If. GniToUon of Tei-tli Authorized Dealer for: Weekend by the Opera Theatre husband, son of Mrs. William Evas the N. Y. State Maritime College Amboy, and Mrs. John I. Kverlwt Turner of Lynbrook, N. Y., and the and served as an officer in Uie L. wilJ be eJe**Lcd members of iJie exec- HOOVER Selena James and Bernfe Barr will with the Opera Theater and the S. Navy far three years. utive board. sing tlie leading roles in the Opera Community Players. FILTER QUEEN HOSES •Hieafcer of Westfield's production of Tickets are still available for the "La Traviata" which will lie per- two performances. They may be Purity Our Motto "Quulily Our Trademark SUNBEAM formed Friday and Saturday eve- purchased at the door before the 8 BRUSHES nings In the auditorium of the Scotch p.m. curtain time or from Mrs. E, J. Plains High School. They will take Eannigan of 150 Harrison Ave., the EUREKA BAGS, ETC. the parts iif Vkietta md Alfredo. Jane Smith Shop, Towne Book Store Miss James, a soprano, has as- and the Music Staff. REGINA, and others sumed the role due tg the illness of Members of the opera Theater's Jane Hall. She lias just returned orchestra are: Irving Nussbaum, v from Em-ape where she was ac- Janet Davis, Uichard Relkin, Nathan claimed by audiences and critics for G. Steinberg, Jesse Salee, Bernard her portrayals o£ Leonore in "II Laluchie, Carol Tincher, Dorothy "Westfields Most Complete Sales and Service Center Trovstote," Roslna in "The Barber Blendinger, John Baldwin, Mary of Seville/' Musetta in "La Boheme" Ellen h'win, Lewis Goldberg, Fritz for Vacuum Cleaners" . .1 -i • and tjueen of the Night in "The Saenger, Marilyn, Diachun, Ivan Mafic Flute." Miss James is a grad- Diachun, Bruce English, Richard uate of the Royal Academy in Lon- Berggren, Robert Miller, David don where she majored in piano. Lieberman, Kay Stoncfelt. Since her switch to singing she has been in demand as a soloist with Summit EARDLEY T, PETERSEN CO symphony orchestras throughout Provisional Coffee this country, New provisional members of the 2T7-3232 240 NORTH AVE. (opp. R.R.) Westfie Id Service League will be Mr. Barr is well known to local entertained today at a coffee. PHONE AD 2-5723 WESTHELD, N audiences for his talent in directing, Hostess tit her home will be Mrs. 9 *.m.-6 p.m ., Fri. Q acting and singing. He has appeared Robert P. Barnes, 555 Colonial Ave. •-c J.- J ."" -• I • iv.W"; •• - , 7. - • , 4- ' : r ;. • i. .- . r -v- ri.,, ..--. 1- . !•-• ^ .-...:-;„$.•=•.••.; I" " I •. ,•-... v. 7 "• .' J- : <•>;.' H r • •" ,r' t. •• l - ->- i.- -•-••-'- , . , " •. • •' ... • 11 : -•I:" "" • • • - - -i "z • . .-: . - ...';.'..'."'- ," ._.' - .'-,.'*.'.--...'•'-.-.'." .'-..'• . ;7j '.".-. .. '-... • v -'.'*... V ;/. . .. • ."/ • , • . - ,.• - •!•'•'.-.••••• -•^.^•\- .••• ' •.^•^•^ -. •-, ^ '.• ^ •.•/..••-•, .J . • i . " -i •. - -• • L- •, ... J, •- •* L _.:-i . .- . . . •-.'--•-•• :••!••:_ .•'. - • • • - - ••.•..- •, • • . . • -•— \; 1. •':.• - -*, f 1 1 .. - • •: • • • B -i "I T' . . .-- ' - * -, . -i "t J So many exciting/ fun-filled ways to "take to the beach" for summer! Choose the little girl look, the surfer, or • be the sophisticate! We have thdm all I .-St., • • •: 1." '."• . - • , 1 ' . I • classic favorite ... one piece madras »wlffswf boy legs. .16,00 j- • • ^_ -j • _n *" - : . " .. r Misses sizes to 20 ... o • . .i • • • .•-•-! - •- • • • - • • • • ... • > ' "• ^ —.11- . . I f. L • • •- j ' • • JI • n • .. . - ^ . •. .,- _L ., i 1 JJ 1 ». • .n . .1 " J *" • - • • J • "'.- " Junior sizas to 15 ... ••• •" ••' •' "••1"1 •"• *."!.•--}_ '. -i^-l- • •!• : " -i ^ :: v r -. ' For the young sprite a stretch nylon maillot . * - Children's sizes to 14 Teeners like Jhe 2-piece look . . . Iwo smart looking strerch suits. Teen sizes 8 to 14 - ""' FOR YOUR SHOPPING CONVENIENCE we will be open TUESDAY, June 1st, to 9 P.M. also OPEN EVERY FRIDAY to 9 P.M. 129-139 Central Ave. AD 2-4800 . . • .... -.i OPEN MONDAY and FRIDAY evenings until 9 P.M. • -• • -•"• Free CUSTOMER PARKING - 132 Elmer St. • if-J»?V riS--.1- .-ri^l.^--' 1 7 '•hir •'-•.-'.->--:- .":*» --i-TTT >F' -^ "•••• -• "". l"A*"I •'(.•|JlS | I •••••-.-- . • . I - . .-. .&*• i»5fl=v^-i-~i*\ \(m; ••" •"•* v• B~ ^_•:* B^ .HI i,- • •- •„•, £7, 1665 -=: •.,- ;>*•-.>*, ^-i\-:.--'>;»('..^f rs •!--•> • J. _•! Cha irs •1= . '•-,-_--. I .i-.-j-,^ -.-_ _J' 'WHS Claw of 45 Volunteer, 86, Is Honored ORCHESTRAS TRIOS ACCORDiONJSTS #35F partment To Have Reunion FOR ALL OCCASION! & ;•>#- New Four score and &ix ytars tmv^ «o^ has iK^eii « volunteer for s-wW High School^ Class of detorod Mrs. Kate E-skescxt of Xbfl y&iirs. Mrs, Eskraoscn fonnerly IQWEU Ek^! *'*d ho3d its 20th rcunitm Sep- M^untiim Ave. from her •>•••"• civics and k^kl.jWa!J6!:J n neiivv in U>e VMCA. tiic V Hi* *-: ,.c-- w 25 at WiiUy's Tavern oti thekies &s an active vttluot«cr Ciub of VV^sifi^lvi and U\s £&? KKi ^ clttbhoa w. W;ii.ehuns Jay W'ilcox heads a a! Lycos VA Hospital and act itu of Women Voters. call 3653 r-s; ..v i^iiuv which uiductcs Alien ?t ier .Ec?lvabiH{atk>a Ijjstitute £S: Ml¥. •— >•>** .1 iin .b^ .-i... hi i^» »«IH»'II !•-! • ' '— >.••<—*.— —- — —-- PJ-I.I^II •'.'.»•—.-— I-II PT^IJ^V m44nvji fer- *'»ni, G-t'^r yo Hiiskftt-, Mrs. si OrAtigo. She has completed &&i ;aret Bra^- Mcnckc, Mrs. Hope •--"IOI jjif_<.. fT r »'•* hours of service ai -•>st tfW-JivJfc^ : Mrs - -•' Lt-Si «lg. vice diainua "" ^n Scibort. Mrs Fran Snydcr ti I **vw£4SI.i 14WO W »46 ;w v v ii-^-.-.tf Mrs ^! as ^•4-- Marvin. lrpasul.if "ini, Mrs. MatlHTitie Hall Mac- geld emblem ©i t4ie «t,raiu©i Hospital j && \&A s ^^J.I??JK r-:->tf*i ^ y and Mrs. Ruth Brauasdorf D&y ptogrmn by Dr. George Rosen- ; -SGs*S^ W*^KvWft. ^v ^ responding s bt^rg, hospital director. OIK? hiin- I i^^^ 5^-..--- E .^•ss™ if.:. -i ffis i l5r dr«d ami sis. volunteers also reccdved ^5i^ .u. ^.^V--:-^^^?^ vS m^-.-j. mm i iuvi ** >' * have been mailed lo all ;£--•; ^•^-•i ss nu llb t s awards at tiie prograni. 'M .«*••. rll\l *.^ ; «' ' wiiose addresses ftre 1*3* x-. -, - H.c -.- --r - -V : ^ • » t Mrs. *^kesen.'K service twgan in j ••v board. known. Class «winlK-r,> who havt? not ^.^:^-:^ i^:, "•-:-• 1 ?'M 1947. She spends two days a week -^ -;a?5i':.;-'.v«dm? Un? nietHiug. ntenUx;i> '"'^^'Vt-d r ^., is been employed as - "fin.,™ .. -._—^.. Mindowaskin Club Plans --*^: »:-&&*£& district, manager of IU. *i,i G.O. KELLER'S •^jfiii:.-.V" .-•*"->.ivr=- r Gamble Distributing Dinner Dance i/Vii.e "MAKE RANDAL'S A FAMiiY AFFAIR r parents are Mr. and The annual Mindowaslrin Club if II Jit i«! Kranchaik of Railway. diftner dance io welcome new mem- ADAMS BS degree in man- bers will be held June 26 at Wei- PUINFIEID, N. J.-COR, SOUTH & IEIAND-COR. W. 82 IIM ST, St. Peter's College, land's Steak House, Route 22, at 7 7th & CUNTON-1094 ARLINGTON is serving in th<* p.m.: according to Mrs, W. K. Con- AVB.~30<$ SOMERSET \. at Fort RiJey, ray, dance chairman. New members will be introduced by Max Hill, WESTFICLD, N. J.-11 E. BROAD ST. ZHAHGi Open Mondoy Ev»nlngi live in Kansas aft president, Music will be furnished Bermuda. by Joe Petrillo and his band. when you want betier cleaning,.. GO KELLER'Sf i Members of ilio committee are jeague lunch Mesdames O. C. KHnger, tickets; W. Girls bowling league L. Beales, H. H. HasH, C. H, Hood, bowling luncheon William Aibertson, J. F. Dwyer, G, IMrs, D's Restaurant, M. Kecnan, John Halkowleh, E, F. at iltshir^ was InWalsh Jr., and E. 0, Morrison, Tbe clubs* swimming season begins Sat odyby urday. Each Swim Suit a real beauty ... all sparkling styles in one and two pieca , « * cottons , . * stretch denim . • , lastex and knits * . , a flattering style for everyonel CORSET SHOP cart help you KEEP COOL Hie Hot and Humid Summer Days with - SMOOTHIE FLEXEES - RENGO J6- NEMO — and many other MESH Ai! in One or Girdles. Now is the time to pur- chase mesh garments — as their supply is limited. We have a garment for every figure and every need. We fit every garment — for each fitting has its own problem, and the long years of fitting have •A boy leg plaid of acetate taught us the know-how latex fai 40 — and supervised by Mrs. A I ri-color Klion- « Heath, lo 38 2'piecB d^nlm with a siring belt. 30 to 36 ... for your Fitting Comfort t * 12 .»* VOW OWH »RA-S1iE m imy mxmtm BROAD ST WESTFIELD 233-2615 Official Girl Scout Equipment Agency Monday, May 3lit "The Foundation of Our Business h the 121 Quirnby St. AD 21131 Westfield PARKING IH REAR - WALKWAY TO QHEM8V 5T. Open Tuesday and Friday 'til 9 neat week* Foundation for Your Fi" *•- Page 4 Convention Award Foofhi Board Convention Delegates Showy Sate at.jUJC Mrs, Michael! ifo Intermediates Mrs. Plans Year j Sgarro. president qt the Mountain- j Mrs. of j side Woman's Club, and Mrs, Jo- j Club of are airiaag from e ftrternrwdiata 1 •Mts, John Suski ef j scj>h Riggio, first vice president, j rece^*ived ^Uie 'Early Bird * Jersey, New 258 Apple Tree Lane- mnvOy elcet«d j represented their club at the reevm-j K 71»l annual will psrti)e i*i m m ^i E5- •M iSi Palm Beach combines wasliuble Keds! aashing color with rich texture I m colors tor SSS Ki^J Bataya Weav .the Iighter-than-linen look.,....as cool 5 colors far Tihite only for men anti all outdooral Trend-setting Bataya Weave lfia rich, t«xtured f fabric that lceopS you fresh and comfortable...neat and *rinklo- Colors that promise not to fade! Owr Snmfiicr 65 lion of the classic canvfls sliocJ Kcds15 give your fov.l extra Z™ a blend ot »«cron, cotton ana rayon. Blazer tailoring comfort „ • . Jiccttiisc of the eaeluMve. heel «ml arch conafrudion. Women's Rizcaf 4^-10 nictlhini, 5»1Q features the exclusive "Contour Collar" for perfect fit in the S-OI> Mcn'a sizes, 6^-12 mctlium. IS.5O nml neck and shoulders. French blue, natural, gold, black, burgundy. CMit\rcn% «i«c»r 5-3 medium am! narrow, 3.95 4-50 Boys' sizes, 2-6. S,©O and 5.05 or dark green. 37.50 Pro-siak i» gold, black, natural, French Slioes, Temper's Street Floor blue, red or brown, 15,95 and Short Hilb Mall Men's Shop, Tapper's Street Floor, Plainfieia and Short Hill* ItoU ." • F" i Beirothed Bride-EUct- Newcomers to Mark 21sf Birthday ION UNT The YWCA Newcomers CUib will \ j day a! its unmud luncheon with an! t&»itaJ pio^i^n which will \ vv* imvk to \hv year 1941, ; a.ui, "S^ntimwvtal Jour EPUBL1CA N S ¥ ^•::-::! poy** will (uliow the Juucheun TIK* biuud of tin- "^* Luith^rir.cd the ¥ uit'inlw^rship committee in i!*4-i to VOTE FOR THE out hi>w new wi^iU'i PUBLICAN ORGANIZATION ¥ ' VVe^tfioki felt atwui tlw ¥ to disi'ii^s Hu* \fynliwe at i in various imincs. WiUi i CANDIDATES ¥ favoibfibk> resjumjs- tin1 cltrb was I formed in the &priii£ wills about PRIMARY ILECTION DAY ... JUNE 1st ¥ nwrnlwrs an op both stores Thursday 'ill 9 --••->!.• * • . 1 • "^ •. ' : : : r:;\-.._i.- -\". "!_^-:.i. .'. •""•_". -vj : :^ -" = ^ ". •'". >" .- t'^i:"- - . -•'•-. n r r...... - A- -.•' -, .. • ..__•.-.. v, ...^ --. .•>.-. - -^ . ^ ;\.'. ^ .i-jc. ,V'J?:-^ /••• •-; "j-y.' [••••• . i i i ^ r 1 - - . - " A"-"-'. -'V^1-' V T--1 - -i1 - y • •" - "• *\V- ':'- "•-"1"-iT i':J • • •-'->•• '--' r' -'-!p .-'5' ' •"'--' , " •-•': •• - " • ' j i :.i.^\'e>",v.u,.:,-'',',:- ..•-;,•••••::" .-f .^.^?': :••.••: -I -i-i .- .. • .••.!•. -• i • i :• . - •. .• • HIT ^- . . • •> --.•.-<.,-•-• "," f . V -••*! •: •'.. ••••- :> ownid tint* 1M7 :• •. •••••' -, * • '- t I \ itic in it 11 en daytime playtime fashions I. Shirt orfijw witTi AUtno diclrt, sTiort JfcMtllhrn collur. All ml Inn TAhcrty typa H Pink. 10-lrt. 25.00 Pollslinl collon fl «SuIorItil acorf prJnl. 8-14. 2O.»tt Dresses, Tapper's TlifrJ fl nnrl Shflrt IFillfi Play rlntlt^fl In **a«iy-rtirpf, cfrlp-ilry 3, H^rmuila hharH witli nrlf tirlt, 10-18, 11.98 Iii-or-ont bloii^R in floral print vilh Benninln collar, Bfiorl niiTvm. ]f)-l«. «.!>8 in rorul, grr(1" iirtfon pltjrf with rlcnp porkrtfl, self-belt, rif'taiiiiifr, 10-20. J 1.O8 Slr--«*vofftPfl iti-wr-ciuf Ii Inii^r with converlihle coll or, pr^Uy print. 10-IK. 7 Hoih in yellow, rorai, green or Lluo. , T^|jprr*s Third Finer, WainficJd ami Short Hills Mall IN. JU LEADER, TOURSDAV, MAY rt, Officers Named By Music Club IBorO AAUW Inducts | Deadline Approaching Y-Teens Clubs Vote ;:; wrii g. Mrs. p 24rfi Pingry Summer Session i r For Mali Art Show Orourty and Mrs, Henry G. JUNE 28 -AUCUSTfr For New Officers iNew Officers Many New Jersey artists are cn- v ALSO Reading Clinic ! tcring the all^Uite Art Show which Laura Shalinazanar. a n of I Mrs J T ,,,„,.,-; ;0 of;:ft- i-r am.tfi.- 3- or 6-wuek course New officers "wore! w'^ ke *il^ June 5 on - Junior Y-Tt.«jn Club, • E the tiffjj d jui.'Jud^: L-: man, Mrs. Allva R ; ( Advanced — Developmental — Remedial | installed Saturday at the annual]] Short Hills. UuadJi&e tor entry cards i dialllel d if fpf i& Aniuiai ship awards, Mrs. Jauws I.. White-! Mew Academic Courses | luncheon of the Mountainside branch I and * Ju»* '• Eni.rtes wilJ be Council at (h« r>kirw li. | of the American Association of Uni-1 received June 3 and all work suti- senior High Mo r Ban- is. Hu!>-ri P. New j ford: press, Mrs. Robert W. Nw- M- ' Grades 3-12 . . , 30 hours instruction | i versity Wornou held at will be hung. i,iUi-L Thursday at the YWCA rffvt-r- Review — Advanced Credit — Preview j Steuk House, 1U, 22. President is j The show, under the auspices of j Macaulay, bvphomoir dub member, torf; library, Mrs. William W. Lew-1 Ham Foreign Languages — Mathematics j Mrs. HaroM Tukrlim; recording sec- j the MHlbum-Shorl HiJla Arts Center, I was installed EH VJW presidoiit English — Science — Hr story rciury, Mrs. Roy Lutz Jr., and car- j offers as the grand prize, two airline I Thrir ii'rms of office will urpm in Enrichment Program re&poading secretary, Mrs. George | tickets lo San Francisco and a j September. Sicfken. Mrs, P. Kryslpw, /ur;m;r dub: Courses in Composition and College Literature week's stay at the Sir Francis Drake | other officers are, senior way presented wit-h a sil- Bout Study Skills — Junior High Great Books Hold. Other prizes include 51.000 in I \^,nsi Weston. president: Gir.ny ver cake stand. cash, distributed among ails, water vice president; Jucii Schroed' Public Speaking — Psychology The program was skt-r, "Pio-' colors, graphics and sculpture, and j (.r seerttfyry: Jean World Communism — Culture of Western Europe risers in Progress" directed by Mrs. 38 merchandise prises donated by j treasurer. New officers for the Art — Typing — Sketching TuJchin. Appearing as f-atrous wom- Mall merchants. JUT club are. Juwi Mai'kwvll. pru- 1 Day Camp en Li history were Me&4ames N. Judges are Edward Bryant of dent; Karen Kuppenhowfei , vice Ages 5-14 . . . Daily 10:30 A.M. to 3:4$ P.M. Brattehaw, Mrs. M. Shulman, Mi's. Whitney Museum, Professor William president' Carole Plenty. Swimming — Games — Sports U. Crom amd Mrs. W. Kehbock. (if Hunter College and Helen Linda Otzmann, treasurer. Arts — Crafts — Shop H was announced that Hie AAUW ! Kranfcenthaler, painter of New Til e sc-phomor« 1 >oaJ*d for m\\r Educational Foundation wil) give fel^ \ Vork City. year J^ compoaccf of Sliirley t'loy^s. Testing Service lowships to ftfi woman scholars from [ betjbie ni^nrr, fintly Gli-ich, June the United Slates and 31 ether coun- P^rkfjwski. Karcti Danker. Put •*• Transportation Available tries amounting to approximately STQRKCORNER Grander, Lte Long, Elyse NuJwl, 351*4050 — PINGRY SCHOOL, 'HIUSJQE, N. J. - 355-6990 $300,000. Lory Harris, Mary Jane Korn, Katy PRO AI, Shea, Avis Skinner, Diane Coogan. -* m Ji — r " - •»-. . '- • • H Mr. and Mrs, Lauiin Wheeler of Pam Hefferman, Pat Kirn. Cindy WHJL HAE1 33& N. Chestnut St. announce the Meglauglilin, Jan Baker. Cary Cry- birth May 14 ut their second child er, Pam Mayo, Jinny Zobel, Joanne OO§ and first son, Scott E-dward who ar- Howe and Saudi Schroeder. The board will choose its officers in the rived at Overlook Hospital. nn r * * * fall. A bay, Sttven Alan, was born May about our 17 at Overlook Hospital i-0 Mr. En Mrs. Donald Shaflick of 33 Sandra Junior Boards to Meet Cir. , Walls! Floors! OEDg Incoming and outgoing members t Carpets! Draperies! The birtli May 17 cf their first of the bourJ u* directors of the Jun- Koo. child, John Kvar\s, has been an- ior Woman's Club of Wcstfield will 1, TOTAL! TBke, MM of nounced by Mr. and Mrs. Daniel P. meet Tuesday evening at 8:15 Host- it! Weeks of Map!ewcod. Mrs. Weeks ess in her home will be Mrs. Rich- SO much BETTER! TonTl be amazed how litlle it CMEfl * ^ is the former Marilyn Cook, daugh- ard Fink, HflO Golf St., Scotch ^iekly H*i doncl Vail* »mbby? Ceilinge grimy? Well rlean them ter of Mr, amd Mrs. Rowland B. Plains. «t 1 FHACTION of the eort ol redecoraling! Yen, even waUpenrr . . . cleaned M perfccJr» even YOU will Ihiok it's brand new] Cook uf B34 Hai-ding St. * * * Tlwre would not be su many open Furniture, wall-to-wall carpeting draperies . . . you name il! Ko« Mr. and Mrs. Frank G. Hutahard proteeBional SerHcemeater technician* flge nifrrlmnical et]uipruet]| mouths if there were not so many thoroughly tested, PROVEN absolutely aafe. (No dripe, no ^ ; v J: % : : of 446 Ghannlng Ave. became the • -- ••• :•.-, •••//£-•/..;,_--i-- ^.-rr •^•:•V-^> -^- --^" ••"^ W-•^"• V •••^ r j J .. . . - . ..- • • • . . • * •.'. -,••-• -x.-,. ,, ,. t• i'. » ,• . i,t- -. , *. .. gap. -< • 'j^* .• . • opan ears. —Joseph Hall »o rings). Average home Is cleaned in a day. (Spend YOUR ••• •••• , vvv./v-"--.*^^-;-.^---iv'.^'.^'r+itvpir-v/;;*^ri^^c*H-:tyv»f;.v.-• parenfr May u at Muhlenherg Hos- pital of their first son and second at Kooa; return to m house with tha sparklinR freehneaft of a hrand new hotnA, ftora cellar to rool!) We'll clean your cotire child, David Frank. has been made by home , . . one floor ... or one room! JWS| enrpetg ... or juM Their sixth child, born May 22 at Mr. and Mrs. C. J, Collins of Scotch upholstered furniture. YOU decide; we'll stay within your bmW Muhlenberg Hospital to Mr, and Mri, Plains o( the birth of their first It'i new, -"|iH«k, ihoruu^U ... the BEST w»y to spring-clenn John Colerrifin of 230 Windsor Ave., ehKd, Judith FMen May IS at Over K«o* 5*rTicemasicr way! lias been named Carlo. look Hospital. The baby's mother * * * i.i the former Marion Helknan, CHOOS13 YOUR GIFTS Get a bottU of Koos profeAshaal Mr, and Mrs. Robert Pellcgrtno daughter of K. D. Heilman of 806 Hug or Watt Cleaner when your Servicenuister expert calls « of of 1119 Saddlebrook Rd.( Mounlain- Ftoynlun Avo, Palernal grandpar- y*wr convenience! Let him tell you How little Kaas Servhemtter sidc. becarna the pnrents of a baby ents are Mr, and Mrs. J, W. Col- cleaning witt costl JVo obligation. Phone FU 8-3700 . . . TODAY! boy May 18 at Overlook lins of 422 Lenox Ave. * * * * * * A first son and third child arrived .Tamos Lee is the- name of Mr. and May 15 at Overlook Hospital to Mr.Mrs, Frederick Moeller of 3 Mohawk and Mrs. Kenneth Frank Damaio Tr. have given their third child and KOOS BROS of 642 Cumberland St. The infant second boy who arrived May 23 at has been named after his father. Muhlenbcrg Hospital. RAHWAY, RT. 27, FU 8-3700 OPEN NIGHTS, EVEN SATURDAY What • eombtnitlonl The »lyling triumph of tli* yew—Action-Un« O£/l? OFFICIAL -teamed with roming Rwkct Actt&n perform* nee I To«*ll find Ihem tn every Olds HH —Delta, Dynamic and IT'S CASUAL TIME •l*ven modcli in all. Like to see how It fe*la lo travel by * -•. *:•• Rocket? S^your Olds Dealer. Hrll ihor •LDSMDBILE you bow «a«y it it to step out front la an Old* $8t AT EPSTEIN'S The Xocktt Action Cmt omt ot» - jow otos t ^ i HUES! «? OSHC« HM/HI »I YW* OLW DULU OR pusmimnw wu no. «c wrr iuvt it IUY CHJ TO RIMI REILLY OLDSMOBILE, INC., 560 NORTH AVE. E tut ciiat or svor< CHKIC vow {M .7.«(« "FOR THO« r.f, I WHO CARE' $5.99 LOCATED IN FRONT OF THE RASCAL HOUSE RESTAURANT stay 1 ' -l - "-A'* •^ ;/.i;n •>. i \-- r •V-i cool, the FREE! •- .-.I 1 LB. OF OUR FAMOUS Italian Way by BUTTER COOKIES with Each Pound Purchased *M FREE! Sample Our Work' ^' Famous Cheese Cake, Pastry.. *ntl Ccffee Cake with a cop I** •f our ddicious Coffee, 6W / - *«.• Thursday, May 27lh through v»; Saturday, May 29rh * • !n the RASCAL BAKE SHOP ... RASCAL RESTAURANT - W for lh« first tfme lo the public, i 'ou con buy the world famous bakery Unquestionably North products as presented in Ihe finest restaurant of its type ' Mow York and Now Jersey restaurants family trade . . . anrthiiW snack to cr full course dinner. ^ ing overstuffed sandwkhj- cf *he bake oven, Lttrs Jenson, i ontartaintng, enjoy that nlori- targest Homborger In The ju prestige feeling of opQning a : king-size sodas and fW 5 famous complere luncheons Designed for sunny reTaxatian, ascal HoU5e Pastry Box, and having these Italian made leather 'our guests know it's your pc|icy £ and rope sandals ^erve nothing but the finest M about our are high style and cool comfort. 7-course dinners ^^^f^^^.^^ They're moderately priced too. n MjBcrowskHlefrWind Trancis Veirucin, telephone rino- men,Who helped a(arnil/uut of a dangerous tiafflc siiualion. They didn't pass by on the other side. the world famous Martin Magerowski and Francis Vetres The situation they were in was po- Cin work as linemen for the phone tentially dangerous. Wharaver Amount of TIME, SKILL and PATIENCE eompany in New Orunswick. MagerowskS and Vetrecin pulled up U required wo give it gledly ond ccurfeouS|y - _— _^ ___ ^One day as they were driving along behind and offered help, |[ was gladl/ r „- m J ^^. - .j"" Sn their truck, they spotted a car stalled accepted, and the two telephone men „ Complete line of Orthopedic Shoes ,i ( r in heavy trafffc en a bridge. Smoke was lowed the disabled car off the bridge DOCTOR'S PRESCRIPTIONS ACCURATE^ HUED billowing from its hoed. and into an area safe from highway STAURANT The driver was oulsidc directing traffic AND fitf traffic His wife and two small children It was a small, helpful act. The kind YiWH RASCALS - had hit (he car and were standing on thflt makes us proud of telephone 163 E. BROAD ST. the sidewalk* company people. AD 2-5163 CENTRAL AVENUE fit EXIT 135 GARDEN STATE M Wow iersoy OPEN MONDAY EVE UNTIL 9 CLARK, N.X .•- -•• - -.—vJ.. .. THE WERTFIELD ?N. J.I I.EAPfcfc, HAT M. 19P5 W. iiiu'iu.Hf May 30 fiom ColgM« Uni ;IVJ Way and Mountoin&ide Gardeners ^, Vnv.iniu A Murphy irt t"jr study ; To Participate in Show tho noxr yt*ar. * * * ufitMice tit rrji-sa.- u-or, orr.rl * *r * I*. Dc-mare* ^oisHy W iruni ir, scm of Mr. and IV&cJ' Kanimerman. danghtor of «•„•:,.. Flower Sh Martin Jewelers ideal gift •-• .9 y. r- OMEGA -V PER PER GALLON GALLON for the irreplacea ble event • II The Watch That May Never Have to be Replaced PER EXTERIOR HOUSE PAINT GAL ONE GOAT EXTERIOR incur store will HOUSE PAINT GLOSS toll you that •*• with nothing mara fhan ptolodltt PRIMER cfcOftlhfF and servlelnp:,.. many TRAFFIC PAINT 99 PER • PREMIUM—ONE-COAT—OIL BASE Watchefth&Wffivoniaitfiful sorvlco • EXCELLENT QUALITY OIL BASE PAINT WHITE or YELLOV/ GALLON HOUSE PAINT—WITH SPARKLING GLOSS |IB CO JCBTB. Durability of tinH kind could b« PRIMER AND SEALER FINISH «xpwtad only from a wnUh couali noted • USE ON EXTERIOR RAW WOOD OR USE ON CURBS AND PARKING AREAS • COVERS WOOD, MASONRY OR METAL with in flu I to carooi;d inlcroBcopIcpTCclefon* PREVIOUSLY PAINTED SURFACES SURFACES IN JUST ONE COAT Omoga ts such a watch> and vfa xccommcntl ft Etfimng for D. lifetime of p^oud • PROYIDSS EXCEPtlONAL ADHESION BLOCK FILLER & 99 PER • CONTAINS 3 POWERFUL MILDEW Cter GALLON INHIBITORS FOR SUCCEEDING COATS Fxomljlu*prlnt to final amjc-mtily ovory Omega BASEMENT SEAL • FORMULATED TO RESIST INDUSTRIAL • MAINTAINS ORIGINAL SURFACE SEALS OUT MOISTURE AMD FILLS CRACKS d ovoi* 1400 quaXHy- control, f aotory TEXTURE FUMES , TIio v/orid'o moat expensive oil • CONTAINS CONTROLLED PENE- GALS. • PREMIUM LIFE EXPECTANCY 92,000 per gallon) Is used to asauio TRATING OILS LIQUID or PLASTIC minimum firlotio n Sn thoTnovemont. No wonder • CAN BE TINTED IN 2,000 BEAUTIFUL it tnkwlonger to pvoduco an Qnie^a thun * COVERS UP TO APPROXIMATELY ROOF COAT DECORATOR COLORS 450 SQ. FT. nn ordinary watch. And, you will Iio plenfted to COATS AND SEALS HOLES IN ROOFS >«. every Omofca wtitch in our store fo ^ fntc mat ion all/. To whatever VINYL PRIMER 76 «* METAL TILE d tho ffiuduato^ now 1 i fo mny lead, #. DECRO-TILE GALLON BEAUTIFUL! DURABLE? to any of 329 countries of th? irco world * * * JELF.STICKING ECONOMICAL! thaio Is an Omcgp factory awroncy or authorized bo.CK DRYING fOR INTERIOR OR EXTERIOR USB EASY TO APPLYI ^C PANELS Jewelonwnfly to honor tho 0im-gti [OR KITCHEN, THIS WEEK | ALUMINUM - BATHROOM, FTC. ONLY! 8SQ. FEET SQ.FT. dataehanffveevery widntyht Forhtr~"Eu'cnittv Star", with live diamond*. UK STAINLESS STEEL * llmid-upplir.d 1SK (jolil Uuur vtarktt$t 7" PAN & ROLLER H OmvyawalchcB from $7S to $lt009 F.TJ* HIGH QUALITY "VOUR PERSONAt JEWELER STURDY. SPRAY ENAMEL BLACK TOP REU5EABLE 12 DECORATOR COLORS TO CHOOSE SEALER PER FROM .. - * RESURFACES 6 OZ. SIZE ASPHALT DRIVEWAYS *ND PARKING AREAS AV,N SON AU NEEDS AT YOUR COMMUNITY S G N C C P CHAROI PL ~ " WESTFIELD, TM. RT. 22 SPRINGFIELD, NEW JERSEY 07081 Mon. thru Sat. — 9 A.M.-9 P.M. ELM & QUIMBY STS RT. 46 Opon Sunday ™ 9 A.M.-6 P.M. WAYNE, NEW JERSEY 07470 379-4936 r 256*0038 CAPITOL IAZA AD 2-6718 RT 9 [Soyro Wood* Shopping Confer) N. OLDEN & PRINCETON AVE, RT. 46 "' PARUM, NEW JERSEY 01)859 TRENTON, NEW JERSEY EAST BRUNSWICK, N. J. 08B16 394-3000 STORES ALSO IN CRANFORD AND PIAINFIELD 257-5330 Page 8 TOE , J.} THURSDAY, MAY 27, 3&S5 Niufch grade li«nu; room ni-oHwi'S \ Jin-itat.ions, Mrs. E, DNA Nurses Complete are iu charge | a» i?l. fiSnrt. New Yi>rk N. Y.; 3ohn T. Oq.t\l|lt 740 park Av*. N York, N, Y,; latwr^ncn "M. » - ^ Hay C\ t^illinB, 71 Alrtpiowoflrt, N, J,; Witllftin Cor- P - 2H K, ?!Hh Bt-, New York, K, Y-j i i Kirk r>fivld, OsLervlUo, -; O, P- Kyqniflt, Uflflfi Jun n^vlHo, M1c-lM John IX J •-> Ki orojiu \uUi Denville, N, •- • . finrold D, Hong, H2 Windsor s Tfl N. j.; Byron Juy, I71S1 131l pl Winiam J. Knnef K1 u , KrunUHv n J^akeK, N. J.; William J*\ l/t^u ht Knnlfwortli f^uke, Marl ion, N, J,; Kdvvnrd A, UoPitff^, H» Orch* V tirtl ltd., BriHrcilfTn Manor. N4 Y.; (iwllym A, Price, Club-Hii,, Cnrnesle, l*a.; John M. fckihiff. Oyftt^r lloyf N, AUTO Y.: Duvht Stior, 1 tSO Fark Avc, New York. N1 1\ Y.[ John 151Hot Hlalor. Rpnw^H ! IMM Ir3«s^x Fells. N. J.; ttobort M- Smith, tS4S 5 SATURDAY BEFORE • FOR TERMITE R V I PROTECTION CALL op DRY CLEANING & JJHIR-T LA -UWDfRiNG] NO EXTRA CHARGE PKt'l WESTFIELD MOUNTAINS I I i-GARWOOD Williams Tarmite Control A 137 AD 2-4477 Member of Federal Reserve System M«mb«r Federal Depot* --* ealtors Exhibit (N. J.> LEASER, , KAY It. IMS Section f Rahowaky of We us School Notes May Day | Kictvai-tl rtwt on« cent of the 85C.900.MO voted GOPConservatives I lobby &)wa>-£ list -fj kin print* „ the ^ | new a* part of tlte r^iular 0kr«±3U last, ufu^ i >V^*;f.f ijilH MIIKU,publii.: . -^,^..1.. gram. " lor > C-aliery m Mariinsvine. Mr wascei pnur ao* at all, w concluded. • 9 i = , , «*tt*l around 1 he program the nest Say Citizens Shy , bid skmU^cl EuUt-r "Nor it is true 1 : eek and PTA logic a-tid half of *irs. John Dryer, president of \ i 1 t*ie d^art- rgcV Association of in From New Taxes "In regard to education, New Jcr- into fcX- e, Tht. lU off P1%AsPTAs, InvunIovum-v I : to buikl . for I* parlicipeting ' he program w-a5 undcV ! «,/( r " , " . ' 1 ] ^ J' is UiirUiirdd iinn U thie Unu^t Uni.usci i btatcStatess m m officerLs iitstaihxath l ent tiane it has $309,000,080 available observance of '« of Miss Kathluen Zeyf ' j.;f.L VJ" ,^ ^ -^ w^re. Mrs. i In a unanimous resolution Hie ex- the atnoucit eX|H>u O n Mondoy ,hro h Saturdoy ? 45 ,o 5 30-W dn, doy night. 'HI 9 P.M. Hchn & Company in W fi id • 3 %$ch year a week Scotch Plalns-The Scotch P PB U3 : ; 9 s ot 9 eit e up fte&Har acFa. n wood B.ard of Education - •<• r.; ' r - -1 plain to the public week set June 10 as the toe for .1 ."-:.-'. i public tearing on the proposed WU ? • : -•• :- - .'•.••.'^••i to handle all real f .- •..-.. -- -j ans through a Re-U-bam J. McGinn School in the Kram cr Manor A just anyone in the - v._: ..• -^ .•-.,-_. The hearing will be held in the flf a local board,nigh school auditorium. and the Na- • • - J • v-i . ^ "•"".• A $935,000 bend issue referendum 1 may identify hirn- J = "-I s-i.,- _"______'"_j_ _ -•• ^_'i _"•_•_• II __^'"^_•^__' V--» - /~ ^.F_^'J j_' •• ' i_.ul.>j~_f '.__ "^ ^_^ • ______j _.JI>I>_ _ -II tl President Fried- for the 19-classroom ydiool will be £•: • held June 22 An information bro- ._.. , .!•— • i • 1 1 " '•' *• ; •• ^ •• ••"• J . ",•"'• ' ' "- io order to qualify ." ".• " -:'z '•''--• chure will be mailed to resident*. J -• :• • .VS nNARKB, "A real 1 .^ ' ^ '-1 i - T» . ' i ^ ..... -i/;^.,:^^,.-. ,,;, ./.. . -- -«••.• " ^ must demonstrate Formal action naming the sdmol :-:"'":{- ^;.!iv^^/.^;ir^^;fc^.vy^ -^/U .^U'.^.^V1-^^'1 :-^j'.vv^ ^•^^£>'^^; v^:::.-1;- i;".'-v,^-^-;^':-" Ability, must be ap-in iionor of Dr. William J. McGinn L Ijier members of thewas ta&«i by the board. • _ i j • • '•' .•'•.-*•. "J must subscribe to Dr, McGinn, a doctor here since "; r : ; 1 Ethics of the Na-1927, was termed a "dedicated phy- WES •-- . \-\\ - -i-' '- •--- -. •• '"••^-: "•^"••". - s--\ :- • - •' '^ .'i f'->,^' •" - - ^.."i.' - ':" . ; J\ -• . ..•••"-! "^ .• r . ••" •ic'-• •: - "•--.'- .•• •; ' •'.'••- • • •• ••":^-' ^•'.'. -? „.. "Hie primary goal sical! and outstanding humajiitananna " -_•'_•• ; •••'"* .."-•.._• . ?. ••'.."• V - -•'"-' i- - • - ,•.•••-. ^s —-0' ; "" - '•' '' -' '.:•'-- "•••?• . '• t '•-•. ; j 1 I- ier this code is toby John Lawson, board president. > A".j'_ pj"'" '^ "_ j F "'Ii. ___• " _ •* ^ i"_' ... IJ j •• • _ i '--j _ I_II_I _•••• J_ • . ' |. '• '• AAIJI ' J '_ _ |^"^•||•fl -. 1' ' . -r V - ' ti of both the buyer -I ".'.•". . Dr. Paul W. Rossey, superintend- -';-i==-=i uppermost in mind ent of schools, clarified a report at iction." a recent PTA meeting which was " " ^- -1- .-•••-.' - ^1 I • _l forced by the local misinterpreted to mean Uiat multi- ••"••""'•i Standards and purpose rooms would no longer be and the State As- needed as classrooms in the 1965-66 „ Committee which school year...... to suspend or revoke He said they wiH be m use for =r.. .• - -.•.=,. i . . . hip of any member - . . 4 '- ~* \ classes then, except m LaGrande " . . . -. I J its articles. and Brunner schools. But, with the •'•' •;"1^"--:"d „ in addition, serve completion of Uie McGinn School in is by playing active September, 1966, classroom facilities iment and in civic will be adequate Lo free the multi- organizations, NJ- purpose rooms for their intended s make their special use, he said. -• ' -•.* able at no charge to ••• -. r '-<•-•' F LI F Doubling or the number of tellers . ."-.•.- .. Issions and provide for the June 22 referendum was ap- ?•>" " •- vice to public of£i- proved. State law requires two tell- preposed real estate . 1 ^ •> - ers hi each of the 16 polling places. V-"" • ••"!- .-"• officials said. In past school elec- -. I 1. - ,.. ii the local board tions, one teller was used. . V .::.. .•:• J . istate clinics and edu- A contract for construction of a I • . mees throughout the fieldhouse at the high school athletic iy Itealtors serve as field was awarded to the lower bid- •al estate instruction der, Hahr Construction Co. of :ers, the State Uni- field, at $9,934. Contracts also were awarded to i| Association was more than 50 low bidders for sup- I i and now maintains plies for Industrial arts, "totaling $5,- I'o and Washington, 559; science, $11,723; physical edu- ttr are kept up-to-date cation and boys' A.A., $4,773; homo estate law, mort- economics, $341; medical-dental, , trends, and other $788; janitorial, $G,728 and printing, slhrough publications $1,171. Nation's professional A major medical program for all employes in l£HS5-66 also was ap- Association this year proved. It will cost about $1.84 per ;• •.»"• k is "Pick the Right mcnlli per employe. The plan se- i . • rf 1" .. *r . 1 a Realtor." "With lected iJLer study of three insurance • L Iitgh point it is rea-plane is one of which 60 e/nployes V . -I EB that many fami- had contracted this year, complete mattress and box spnnfl ••!* to move from their Tlio monthly staff report to tfie . • I are merely adequate board was presented by Dr, Martin fulfills their desires L. Slamm. It was entitled "Guid- ance Leads the Child," their needs," Presi- t 52 id. The board rescheduled its June lion of real estate ac- meeting from June 17 to June 29, your choice of six sixes 3O" to full the local board level," concluded, "our mul- les for the first seven fiscal year are run-Realtor's professional counsel in the ahead of the totai in buying and selling of area homes period 1963-64 andhas become increasingly apparent complete 4-pieces -ard reliance on thethese past few years." 00 r- --- - r ,,'... .-.3 • i 1 ••'.•• J -.•-'•* •; ." •" • . •' • • • -i TFIELD BARBER SHOPS . :" , • -.- . \ ' • ^ ', • •: • . . -\ .^... •••: • -•/- •? lose Monday, May 31st : : \ Memorial Day I ••" 'i — •] n Wednesday, June 2 FiElD MASTER BARBER ASSOCIATION ? > -• Lunch-time 1 * Is Fun 1 r j and Relaxing • • • ^ Here! blissful sleeping comfort arrangement versatility Congenial surround- Sleep from two up to four peoptel Seat eight, Two finely made mattresses with heavy gauge •_ _• ^ ings and good food r ...,.- l " • • •. -—> . ten and morel Use togeiher in one room- -''•':'' -.• ,vi ; - ' *- •» served right. Modest i .• -,"'•'.•! ."- steel coils! Plus two matching innerspring • r " i i m _• V d ri- separately in Iwol Save spac© with round-the- prices! posture balance box springs on legs! Your rt- corrior or along-a-wall arrongomontl Convert "* • .' ••, -..-; r -,• • ••• , 1 ^ • " ' " "•- *" " ' •.': -' " choice of six sizes-30", 33*, 36", twin, bedroom Into cozy don! Use as couchos in OPEN 24 HOURS DAILY •• *i"'1 ''- .' • ' - •:. „•:,=; • • . ',', , •; 4 -,- -„ ...... i- , full! All four PIBCGS complete ... recreation room-for overnight sleeping Wonderful for summer cottages, V. .. -j- -. 'at Hahno & Company's wondsrful sale prico : ; - ," . •••" • guest and children's roomsl •_• • . !• 129.OO , . • .- , -I Hahno 6L Company Wesffleld .• THE WESfriELB klcon? We a mie in \he Senate ing off opportunities Editor ^s Corner • no thought f»r yw even m'My risky t'ootl fun what ye shull wi». or whui yi tlw county should not bo surpr*»ed if they n^ drink:* nor yet inv yw twdy. ovt-v i«ti OioMsartd 01 the it in destructive £tnd more dangerous ***** Second Cl&s* poat*g« juLttf ftt W*et8fcld> M. J, >•<.- shall put on. Ls not Dm IHY t>ruira>' Lhr faimiiies of ways. PuMisJseiJ Thursdays at 'WeaifielES, New Jersey, ?>y thft AND SOMETHING ELSE TO PO\TDER ON SelA £*e&4er Pristine &n& Publishing Company An than nw.vU and the body than i'ai- thirteen Mndivd chiMrea Mode] airplanes ai^e noi^r, i0 m*4ir' - . . Seek yc liJ'.si Ot y m special classes in U11100 sure, but they are vastly Otf fetal Paper for U» Towa o* WentSeld and Borough of Goti and liLs ri^hiooitswss - ing aud require a mod <$e%\ & untainside ** . . { in {fee light of the revolt hy the professors—ibe "teach-ins" Cuuniy should jtjtii Iliis ei'fyrL s Subscription: fCOG psrywr tn advance. $0.00 #ui of 1 nil (ht'S*: ihi^s rJiiiil be ad< While they were being flown in C which hav« heva Hwceping ttie country like wiiiMim ii *E not difficult ilo you. Park the smaller chUdren of Elm Street, *W«»tfteld, N, JL U> comprehend now why ilie student survey which we published last "juncJionai s;erviccs" J suggest that Tel. AD 2- 440? — AD S-4408 Jrsus cailtd a little child tu him our iK-wJy proposed county vocatt^- neighborhood spest hours in ab Member week, Uie results of which are enough to airiwn a man who believes ttiid said to his disciples, "ilxcopl scried vfatoajkmg, l^jey dM *jot seem y •Weeklies of New Jersey «t America, Ur&ugtit forth Hie answers it did. 1 : al sdioi provide for vocational Jer*ey Press Association ye IK t:f>{HerHrrf. itrid bee traming fur those youngsters wHhm to me, living direcUy HCTOKS the Hew ea« wt' expect the youth m the schools and unlver»itU-s &f JHiltt ciiiJdrrti. ye shall not street, to be much louder than our «tr D:JU 1 1 ON ••_ -J -I i la g^ublicans attempt to cut themselves I i*s?n and procUihmKi th« 1 tivelv -™ V. in wi any nulitical benefit Uuil " They no or'j This anamaly is compounded by Vnit«d State* sw good abr&?j IU Supports Griffin Westfield Studios DALE CARNEGIE bf LttDORHH1 I SAIES TRAINING INSTITUTE, R.t Editor, Leader: Portrait jnd Ccmm«rcla| Photographttr* COURSES Box 1345 Plifnlield, NJ. Phone; 753-93W ^chairman for the cur- I am supporting Republican State 121 CENTRAL AVENUE ADAMS 2-0239 b's American ORT ComniiUeowonian Irene T. Griffin for Rehabilitation for re-election in the June J Primary ;), I should like to Election because of her outstanding y to thank your rbcord of acknowledgements and ex- Uie cooperation we periences. N in publicizing our I have known Mrs. Griffin for [activities. about 20 years and am familiar witli teen a pleasure work- JKT telury as a dedicated service a helpful group of in parent-teacher work and her con- centrated effort in connection with County thu cafe of crippled children and Side ROBERT KOLKEU, Publicity Chairman tlie Salk vaccine immunisation pro h TI- t you cant taste INTRODUCING NATIONAL STATE BANK'S the bottle... so ••_- •*- £_ ;;-•• •_ • \ • NEW LUE RIBBON CARD I - : % -"4- \- ' -_' I• - •_ why pay l extra THE NATIONAL STATE BANK •-. > j- •-',* A Elll«b»th, N.J. • « - : •*•- •-;• -».' BLUE BBD r,.-; for imported glass • •» :• 22065 CXPIRCS D"- - „- i- " I - - ^ - . '-'•-•>> • ,.;.,• J-.V - --• "- .•• -'- il • • • i arc" Mary Jones -J.'.- •". " 1883 r.~ -_J_ -= _i S ^4"- •'/-•• • -J . ...> irr . . . > — ' . J .<••!• '•"4 KTLB D" i '••:• •» .-- i \- ,- ^ . •--4" WeisAmerican: •*» 'ichlsfromourown -T . . •. ,.• ifyin Scotland. It's HIGHLAND NOW CAN in taste by a sea MIST inoriginal casks BLENDED ^ • "- -1 -.v rica. Its gentled" SCOTCH WHISKY CASH MY CHECKS • 'l '00% SCOTCH WHISKIES ie with the taxes bottling hem So :r::?r,v*-,^-1-- y^y,^-:-\ •---:- ••••: ^^-^c^ AROUND THE COUNTY ...... fineScotchanri AT ANY CONVENIENT OFFICE Of THE NATIONAL STATE BANK the savings, too *Th?s applies to any personal checking account — regular or special — at the National State Bank; I ':• - L _ I If you do not already have a Blue Ribbon Checking Account at The National State Bank ... don't settle for less than the best Open a NEW FIFTH r • -. . .:•• - - . . Blue Ribbon Checking Account (REGULAR or SPECIAL) Today! You can • M ' . •---•. casks by Barton Distillers Import Co, N.Y.. N.Y.-80 pioof. then qualify for your Blue Ribbon Card which will give you the privilege I . •:,.. •. 11. :• _ B L~ "" and convenience of cashing checks at any National, State offlco "aM ••= \ wound" Union County. DON'T SETTLE FOR LESS THAN THE BEST . . . OPEN YOUR NEW - J- - WELCOME BLUE RIBBON CHECKING ACCOU NT TODAY AT ANY OFFICE OR PHONE EL4-3400 FOR FURTHER DETAILS. DO ITTODAY1 L ^ • _ -- -1 J. " VISITOR.. • 1 1 -. lookkufor ••£<". •r -•.$: •.-. b«it placet • •.. . •- J • • •: wort, ywr _ • I . • • • c'-.\ - : •' . - ' -*-^_ : •*• " •l • •- . iT , > , --..•- _ •• i j. i . - .r- .. ' • -7 - • . T "' I" ••"• ,\ •• " • • c •?• • - •- •• >•: LEADER -•• ;.-'-;• - !--. = : MAT I M AU .'," ':.WiZc^ . ". ".. " ..,:"...:,^l- ?'- .-'• •'••_• • • • <-• \ : '• • - • i • • • .••.'•, , i^ -••• . • -• ••-!-'• '--. -- T - '- 1 J- T1 • • !•-•- • , , I 17 J- n - •.. ' : •"-:•'•'' " STATE ANK I ..,.. ; ELIZABETH • HILLSIDE KENILWORTM RAHWAY |»ME NEWC0MERS1 cojpon to Jet us know you'w hers ROSELLE PARK • SPRINGFIELD * SUMMIT • WESTFIELD titut MEMBER FEDERAL DEPOSIT I have the Wclcume Wagon Hostess call me I *»«l(i liitrj to subscribB to the LEADER t 'JNK suhscrfba to the I 11(11 uupon and mail to Circulation Doptf 1° CHU AN Prevett in charge; ? p.m., sercnon, WUULOW GKOV£ PRfiSBYS^EKlAN WOODSIDE CHAPEL imi Huriimi Kd. en and Choi rs of St. Paul's Morse Avenue. Fsawood 3 a m iadies Bibli! Se«i«ii Plains oys Sunday: .11 a.m., George Laridis of ° * " 8 p.m.. dt'vottgnal services Sunday; 9;30 and 13 a.m., worship CHURCH SERVICES W. P. service; Hev. Julian Alexander will To Offer Concert Friday, June 4 speaker at. the Family Bible Hour, and Stoic *tud> speak; Sunday School fourth thrau Tht? Sunday School wili be in session 11» Major works of Bach. Mozart. Ben- for children of ail ages. 12th grades at S:30, and HOJLY TRINITY B. C. CHUECH the topic, "The Church Today and at the samt time; 7:30 p.m., Mr. thru third grade at 11; 6:30 jamki Britten and Andrea Gabrieli Rt, Rev, Msgr- Heary 3. Watkrsun, Tomorrow": members of the Fan- will 'hig-"ftiigM the program of the Musical Offering Today tandis will also bring the message FIESX COKGKJEGATIONAI* junior, middle? and senior wood Fire Co. will attend the 11 at the evenmj? service. ships. t&nlh annual -choir concert of the At Redeemer Church Assistants o'clock service aad participate in CHURCH choirs of nn,m3, aduU Bible bineti choirs of Redeemer Lutheran Rev. Peter J. Zaceargft Nursery car* is provided for chil- ed by all iissembli&£ in this study. in St, Paid** duu'ch. Rev. Eugene C McCoy dren up to three years of age; 9:30 Rev. L. R. Slauford •Under the direction of Richard Church' m observance of Ascension wwil l hee lw.ld Hi the Sprii^ftaM Rev. M. E. McCuHougfH B&y will be, "Praise the Lord, Ve RECTORY: 315 First Street and 11 a.m., church school for letk FMd. The speakers lor the UNITARIAN FELLOWSHIP Connelly, organist und Phone: AV Z-W3Z nursery (three years.* through eighth iuiidyy: 9:30 mut II a.m., worship Sunday* ol St. Paul's, the choir* will sing Heavens Adpre Him*' W Rowland meetings will be John Smart and (he sanctuary. Kev. L, R. Stan- "Mr WV.TL^ § y Iff, i TJ.r Sunday Masses; In church* f, 8, grade; 9:3& a.m., adult study class 9:45 . 1 H. Priehardl The conductors, Wil- George Meeting wt tbe Wesifietd YMCA -•--.-•- Bach's C-a©tata 106: "Got tea Zeit ist 9t 10 and n a.m. and 12 noon; 9 a.m., in the lounge, taught by Wilbur S p.m., prayer and Bibte ford mil proaeh on the topic. aticrbGSte Zeit"; Mozart's liam P. Drews, David A. Janisko Church: Business of Body? " Suiuiay: 10:30 a.tw., Sia^Jay school «Mid Miss Cyjiihia Wexlcr, will share | children's &5ass; k chapel, 9, 10; 15, Chinery, , study time at the chapel. Brevis in 3 Flat t0 H Chi. national ] 2 u:ir v ':»t, und Housr oi . .-.it): u at Stnitl; SL- lor isl! Vote... Vote... i* also a ,,ltj',,../,, , " n't A. M^nnitit; of 739 Law- 'V'1 lias beiMi iiaiui'd a Jnom- ;ew;0f TulUc Pkwy. oil MJ-S. Aiitrobus »n j IHT or Alphu Z#ui. national agrk-ul And the choice is yoyrsl And the choice is their*! i -pt's rccenl pitxiuc- William B. Ov.-rLr«y „ 'lurid JH«m»:;n'y ^oiiWy ui the Uni Wood- - : v-.'i.-'ily yt Vermont. H ** Of Our TVelh." land A it und I.OIIC(1|., Journal Award a Ili'm-y nohiuunn. a \Vvstfit4d 1-1 i^h by The New- S:-hiit>j j;ru(.1iiiiU' nlio now UVPP in the Lnivmuy Of Ifcla^rv. I.il.t/, pa., h n MHtlioinoro n^jjdring of pnginti-'Jir1^'51 Air !U- is a senior JU the* Sit.ool uf m iht- A,- in cU'cti'K'al iii^iij-fcritig a\ [hv Pvun- to Cadet First U. and .syhciiua Si;»(Ll l^nvorsity whfif he Trinity PL ^ ircordiny: si-cretary of Beta Tlietu """made to a junior J'I iraU>rr.uy. UJ^ bister. Karen, b«n selected by the a:so a Wistfield High ^laduaU.1, of De- 11 ih y uw K.atiurg tins s*mr>li»ri * "I ouonomics sr;uwr ^tleiidant in tha May dtimonstvating out- at Elinwood Park HI].) High St.|,ool court at Lycuming ti«. was| "'^ay. A junior. $\w v^-viv^ the Duhnnann. \" f • • Rette of 22 Mohawk awarderded the Fred Siheff PiTfromsrifi! ^ihnlu: iry Sucim- uf ^,- * Fw * •* * six Allegheny College Arts M{ Amonii iliv fiiacluutcs m tlio June - ->•• •• ;• Hill PIn> 1 recently as Women Pb>LMs nf BLN-Kt-fey Hwt;liiJnu,v Trinity High School it-lass ;u L'iildwill Ciitlegt for Wom- for the college during a j>erftMnar WESTFIELD FRIENDS OF DQNALD W. MacDONALD Mr, Woodward W. Walton Mr- and Mrf- Anthony Trig no -• •• •> - Mr. and Mrs. William Riiberg Mr* and Mrs. Daniel Heilrnan Mr. and Mn. Paul Pavls Mr*> H- 6- Coburn Mf. and Mr*. Karl E, Preuste Mr. and Mr». John Woodford ;.;>• Mr* and Mr«. Jock Hnatly Mr. and Mrs. Richard Schoel Mr. and Mn. J. &. Bacon Mr. and Mrs. John E. Brunnor . ' r Mr. and Mrs. J, F. Meekf Mr. and Mrs. H. Wochar Mr. and Mrs, Charles Brandt Mr. and Mrs. John H. Morkl Mr. and Mrs. Edward Hornung Mr. and Mrs, Kennalh H. Spencer Mr. and Mn. Frank Nahlig Mr. and Mn. Richard P. Holflold, Jr. WITH PURCHASES! Mr, pne) Mn. A. A. Garrabrant Mr and Mrs. Robert E, Scotl, Jr. Mr. and Mrs, William G4 Becker, Jr. Mr. Donald McCulloch Mr. and Mrs. H. W. Love Mr. Robert T. Worthing AT J. S. IRVING CO. Mr. and Mrs. George Mann Mr. and Mr*. Richard G. Bourne Dr. and Mrs- F. M. Meigs Dr end Mrs. H, Emerson Thomas, Jr. STAMPS Mr. and Mrs. John Nouman Mr. Gordon B. Thomas SPECIAL BONUS: Mr. and Mrs. John Wachter Mr. John D, Hatflold Dr. and Mrs. George Hickman Mr. and Mrs. R. S. Me»orsml1h i TO EVERY CUSTOMER Mr. Everton F. Pearsall Mr. and Mrs. Bert T. Worthing , . r. OFFER HNDS JUNE 1ST Mrs. F. W. Cooper Mr and Mrs. R. E. Hartwlg it- Mr. and Mrs. Albert Mol • :•.,-', :•<:> VCC1J S IRVING FUEL OIL CUSTOMERS receive Plaid Stamps when Mr. and Mrs. Walter E. Barn, Jr. Mr, and Mrs. E. P. Rochal Mr. and Mrs. Robert Besier YES! • -\- ."• r • bilk l^paL within 15 days or on mon.hly budget payments. Mr. and Mrs. Robort F. We Id on Mr. and Mrs. R. 0. PalllH i .: IT MAKES SENSE TO GET Mr, and Mrs, Richard Preston Paula Broback T ' -i I L • . # AuJomotic Tank Filling Mr. and Mrs. Robert Predigwr tyr. pnd Mrs. John Kaczynskl Mr. and Mrs. William Cox Mr, and Mrs. Frodorlck Wytin Mrs. James Hurley Mr. and Mrs. Joieph Skcqrdl sa^sw^sHSL TOOi Dr. and Mrs. Willis P. Sage Mr. and Mrs. Alan FOK -* 1 Mr. and Mrs. Kirk Poison Mr. and Mrs. Joseph Darchek AND PLAID STAMPS, TOO! I - Become an Irving Customer Mr. «nd Mrs. A. Richard Johnson Mr. and Mrs. W. E. Wyman JjMRVINfijCOMEANY. WCBTFIELD. Nt.W JtRBt ELECT DON MacDONALD ON TUESDAY, JUNE 1st Phone AD 3-1492 ,00 SOUTH AVe.,WCBT ^ BUILDING HEADQUARTERS After Ottlca Houri: IUMBER • MILIWORK . MASONS' MATERIALS Paid for by Citizens lor ponald VA A/acDanulcl, 26 Foir Hi)t Road, YVostFfuld AD 3-1494 HARDWARE • FUELS 6 THE WESTFIELD (N. J.) tEADER, THURSDAY, MAY 27, erection of a [ Cadet Larnont to Tour fully AS she rflruKglcd for breath aller sho ^aw an •i>eltv«> highway " City d U. t'vL Victor Arzoo i Scotch Plains Officer white pinned imd^r h«r auto. den; similar to tho ouv thai maman. More than 1.200 guard oC m .your irum Jawu. Tho d^art-f Military Installations # A 72-ycar-oJd man stepped from ptod iiCT fiiJher: Guard Group c;'j\s int NEW n>u!!i-^r^Stiv^sh™b! [ CiideL Wnrr«n C. Lamoni J , «,„ I * behind a parked v*-bid': into the? -OiiL' vat- tw.jd thf- driver's r ! Ba f-Kpi - Jiihl-aa is on Iravo of ab- l>rith of ii uir. He strained frac- • of Mr. and Mrs, Warren C. ScoU-fc Plains—Gtirifon D. sence Itum Uie Dwttn Oil Co,. just ]jkr- »ii tiad^ l of 2041 Old Karilan Rd has itires of bulb k^.s. oruiscs and sh*vk LO cry an M»- k + [ Sr. of 363 Parkview l)j-r. Scotch i \ wood, bis employer. t-0 ar LIBRARY mallv -U-ivA momtiiUs is [ Plains, is scheduled lo depart, the! the frrsi junior ^rsde lufie^r Lo in the hospital four days VViion One uf L Ft-. Knox, Ky. on he little U.S. Air Force Academy in named president of Uw Anuy later pulled iviVhuii' , a ti], June [or a summer study tour 0£ \ Sc Air National Guard Officer*, Associ- BOOKS If dying were not enough, ShL- rudio Wdh ending with; It s uU ^7^ w I)H, j(reeWay and ation of NeiA? Jersey, over. y „],[ jnissod thi- off-ramp Aii Force, Army and Navy i : rubs salt into gaping wounds when OU tioas across the nation. He is a captain on fhe staff of a tiny child 6ica uf a broken neck; -How irunJc I thought. It will' the Fifth Hecoronaisajjce Squadron of The following new bcioks when entire families perish; nvlwin a nrver U' yvtT. Not until drivers take: Cadet Lamoni, a graduate oF I !'* the U7th Cavalry, tetrad at. (.he West- , to the shelves of the West- fiance is kilted: or when the father their ljm« and oiwy (he laws." j Scotch PSains-Fanwood High School, tiaki Memorial Library: is a jiteinber of the academy class field Armory, He WETS elected or both parents of muny childn?n 4 the annual convention En Atlantic Fiction: Torture Trail, j&'and: leavL home and nt'Vft' return. T\w Chapel Hill, N'.C of 6B. Eoanokfc Warrior by Carfc>r A The Loen-agf daughter of a man iparlmrnt lias buen sending _ these ; Ttie cadet's indoctrination will in- Vaughn, pseud., Gerson; The Plot- elude a comprehensive tour of the ters. Hardwick; An Ancient Enemy, j who had been badly crippled in aniungue-in-cheek in^safi-fs to friencis, j Moinot; The Arrogant Guns, Patten; accident wrote a letter to the local -Your local highway d(^»«3n^ni an- The Lonely Breeze by Van Siller, pseud., Van Siller. Non-fiction: Research Problems in Biology, American Institute of Bio- icgical Sciences: Introduction to the SiiorL Stcry, Bayntorn Collier's Year- book, I9U5; Read With MR, Costain, Th^y Will Be Heard, Daniels; The RAPID REFERENCE TO RELIABLE BUSINESS HOUSES Hislry of Rocket Technology, Emme: The Art of Singing and BEAUTY SHOPS FUEL OIL Voice Technique, Fuchs; Hakluyt's AUTO BODY REPAIRS AUTO DEALERS Voyages. Hakluyt; Government and SHOES Politics in the United States, BEAUTY UNLIMITED REEL-STRONG FUEL CO. Dependable, Frlentfly Service Hathorn; Anthology of Conservative WADE LINCOLN MERCURY Since 1925" 499 NORTH AVE. Writing in the United States, 1932- BODY WORK MORILJiEAT 60, Heinsohn; Great Resorts of COMET • TRUTMPH FANWOOD 889-2120 Coal HBATING OILS ft By B and Service North America, Hepburn; Psychic FISCHER SUNDAYS BRidge 6-0900 CRlSAr and Other ESP party games, Hoy; Authorized 8 Av*. Cr*af«r« The Inland Sea, Hunt; I Will Try, Kayira. Work 301 S«a IL H Ha in^an looking cUbc-ly ut uspuragus ning at 10 a.m., in Uie service* build. \ .nrtio uf SIMUM Hivor. blK ;i*histii»t, collects IxrHi'f for a (ilunU in South JLTMW fields. Ho 'V ing to . ... . i% U*st**d. ---r- *-••». •-• • •.'- • r got tho gruwvrs to hrlp him and to- i Buildiny of thi- Hark OomtrisMun in RL'ilier ih*-y ftjurnl many standout DRIVEWAY AND PARKING AREAS PAVSD H Wai'lnanco Park, Eliz^bfUi and Ho- seile. As Delicious as N. J. Asparagus Is V: >v PRESERVE OLD DRIVES and W'S11- »». (ireful han,' , -**: «.'*. Ttu- material In-inti aurtforicd h^sj Luniaiiiiny bcrri^a from Hit1 graceful AREAS WITH COSMICOAT bocu in the custody nf tht' park Researcher Seeks to Improve It ft-ni-l-Kc asparagus jtUnts is only polii-e for cvx-f six months. The pro- J ASPHALT SEALER 1 ilw first sirp toward building i> bet- curds af ;IK" suit will IK- udded to Tho tendt-r firwn 5j>ours of Now , A^ticu'Uiro, has spent the last sov tor product. Tlw renl woik begins the Union County Park j3olic<» )\*n- '4 -..-.'•«<^-asparafiu, —,— „,—w no.....w. ,....arrix-in, ...pg, in lo' ]l>ra| y4.artl trying lo improve whal in Dr. Ellison's firoonhauso ]al»ira- sioii Fund. 1 i tory and his plots on the vegetable WM. A. PARKHURST cat siort's tickle both tfru. tasio bmls !«»n^vp<; 1o U an o I ready delect CON TRACTOR The last sa!o u-ys ht>ld in May ofi:nJ curiosity ui L>r, ,1, ilowurd Klli- able proriticl. As an c\pt%rt in aspar- research farm at Rutgers. 3964 and al tiiut timo over H48 was Phont ADomi 3- R«i. Mill Un« 1 ;3L;II6 hrrwiin^. \\v is trying to de- An asparagus riant t.ikca Its own raised from the sale of a lurioly of Dr KHison. a ve^Utlili rcsi'arcb swpet time tfl mnltiro. Dr. tCHison P. O. Rox 334, Mountalna1d«f N. ;it tho Rutgers Culler of plant s. cjn'L bo sure of whal ljcfs don« for . *• » #i fil b? Mfi Mini 11TH Jmnt-H >f. ^«»IiU-^( \xt%m hold in Mi-, rr A* WiMptlwnrd "1965 Membership" ATCHUNG LAKE CLUB WATCHUNG, N. J. A Private Family Swim Club » i. - 1 Memorial Day till Labor Day TO THESE band and Wife . , . . $75.00 ACTIVE, iband. Wife and One Child $90.00 FULL-TIME :h Additional Child . . . $10.00 PROVIDENT miioii n Fee, Fif»f Year . $10.00 ^Jw34.: MUTUAL Far Additional Information Call 376-5224 REPRESENTATIVES John H. McDonough, Pres. JOHN O. ZERRER v<" Manager 121 Prospect Stroot Wotflald, New Jersey 07090 Telephone: ADams 2-1400 STUART H. BROWN MARK G, CROOK F. STEVEN DONAHUE KERMIT F. DOW, II in in' Senior Agon! CLANCY 0. CONNELL GEORGE ECKARDT r CHARiES T. FARROW- JR. V* ^i- CLU, Senior Agent li JAMES R. GIBSON _N HERBERT W. HALL, *•. • Brokerage Consultant i& JAMES C. MORFORD CLIFFORD H. WARRICK, JR., coit of repairs far exceeds the cost whoopee!! Recruiting and Training of ffeatment and goes higher with delay Supervisor SPECIALIZING IN E CONTROL ONLY d fb have a celebrating ou[,hundredjfBlrthiayttoda5jBut sim .,., -, --r—-• vJct that our STANWOOD G. LADD, r Other Insects Call An Exterminator ply because we'r^*iiottshooting"cannons pr*danc 'policy'owners'expect this great service. And well Regional Group Manager Ing in the streets Jjoesn^mean^welro "tfiey shoulcl.^Thcy made'us"wh ^ _ -^^^^^^^^^^M^^^^B r I -,... -_^_^...... - Page 8 THE WBSTPIEU? (N. J.> LEADER, THURSDAY. director sf Trwlwdo, will conduct r •alher Trailside Topic one-half hour na.iur^ tulks for Zoning Proposal Film on 1 e drcp- Ttic t-Qpic selected for the f abmt! Uw !I days is "Afncati Mammals," The ! A color movie entitled "Lndiato«* talks will be iliusU'-aLed wiUi For Wilson Tract slides and admission is free. GocUfass" will be shown at liw Uitn>n tH'nt'i'ii> mankind. County Fiirk Comnii^i-i'jn s 1. raiiSJ^t? On Monday, Tuesday, Wednesday. Stirs Protests Nature aud Scionce CCJIUM-, m i\w Natur and Thursday at- 4 Pm- LEADIR CLASSIFIED ADS Watcliung Re^trvati on. Sunday at next m?ek. Dr. HaroW N. Mol^enke — How a 12-acre 3 pan. The film reports what our BRING RESULTS tracx in this 4.03-square mile com- munity should be zoned continued to be the principal bone of contention at the Planning Board's second public hearing on a proposed matter plan last wBefc in Deerficld School. About 40 persons attended the hearing, compared to about 150 at the first hearing -last month. Mi>st of those who spoke expressed concern that a court decision may allow the owner of tho large traet to introduce a cgiTHnercxiil enterprise in wiiat has been a rsi-efentia] area and set a precedent for the JurLher downgrad- ing in tb® nrunicrpali'ty. Known as the Wilson property, it is located on the north side of lioute 22, between Old Tote Rd. and Ever- green Ct. For about 10 years ihe owner has fought the borough for re- fusing to grout him a variance to construct a shopping confer and the matter tias been in the courts for MERIT SCHOLAR—Fhilip C. Olson, senior at Westfteld High School, is shown reviving his FMC Corp. some time. A checkbook is a neat way of paying bills. You can pay at Merit Scholarship Award from Donald S. Bunin. imiiiagcr of the FMC Corp. Research and Development Mrs. Betty Lutz of 185 facility in Carter**. Also shown, left to right, are: Dr. Robert I.. Foose, principal of Westfieid High School; Hill argued for the upgrading of home instead of carrying cash all-around town. Mrs. Kayiuond Olson, Raymond Olson, parents of young Olson; and Austin Cote, associate director of ad- other areas along Route 22 from A missions at Dew University in Madison. residential to A A to prevent the pos- sibility of any other commercial es- matics Club, alternate to the Senior tabli-shmervt coming in. Tlie board You have the best receipt, your cancelled check. Your check- Philip Olson Given Council, Presbyterian i'outh Fellow- replied this would not be so even in ship cabinet^ Protestant Community Safety Unit Asks .1. " '. -" •' I,' '.». r»F-.".\". .. •A A ''• '•"•'-'---...•>. - "- How much excitement can you 1 "i -- . " , ^'i" ! ~i w w "" • ' '• ..in' L i • -v .L r., .. • -. i. • ••.! '.•.-.! •.• ->-•-••' I • I .J . . . - . I J I L • I J • T • ' " j-|" i •• "• I"J" i i i i • * 1 i stand? Find out today at your ;"•:>; •:-vv.i-, :. :;W:' ' --:- o>t.:"- -j-1-;:::•:'.'•• :..; At Sales Seminar ••-x,- i"-\ ;•;:•>:-'•'':• !•:•• •'•>••:-. :• • •:_>:---- • •••.. ~ -." • _T i r I -i Rambler dealer—where the big j I • ^ '• -• I J • j'- • •"> L~'±" •••.••'• L L • ^1 • L H. Clay FrtedHchs, president, r I-1; 1965V£ newsist " i n • i r • . : : : Westfield Board of Realtors reported Come try the red-hot new ~^'-\- ---:*: :":MJ;V>:^. i"r:*"!^V5 - : '. ". many realtors and sales personnel attended the annual 8th district sales 1965'/^ Marlin-first and only conference of the New Jersey Asso- man-size sports-fastback. ciation of Real Estate Boards at the Sample the luxury of reclining Hotel Suburban. front seats that glide back and The yearly sales seminar is or- forth for individual legroom. Ranized by the BLh District Hoards Feel its nimble performance. to explore new approaches and pro- But be ready for more—in cedures in roal estate brokerage and allied subjects and the meeting is the Marlin, Ambassador and addressed by realty experts in their Classic models. The most excit- respective fields. ing choice of floor shifts- "The Wcstfield Board, Mr. Fried- manual or Shift-Command richs said, was ticket and attend- Fiash-O-Matic, teamed with ance chairman for the '65 conference mighty V*8s up to 327 cu. in. and a special committee handled nil details," The committee was HQ] Try the sports-car Power Disc we found Moore, chairman; assisted by Dorin ttrakes (standard on Marlin) Snyder, Del Ritchie. Belly Hampton, that resist fade on mountain Elizabeth Flynn and Elmer Schmal- grades, stop safely even in a enberger. drenching cloudburst. Sec the ELFCTRICl new leather-grained black vinyl roofs available on Rambler hardtops, Look at the all-new HEAT Open 24 Hours a Day Ambassador and Classic con- vertibles-or the American, gives us lowestpriced U.S. convertible.* Marlin by Rambler-Fir*! 611 Park Ave., Plainfield clean, FOR TERMITE PROTECTION CALL ShJit'Cornmand Vinyl R F we ti&e the special low rate Get all this and savings, too! OO Visit your Rambler dealer now world trade-in offer on the Keep paco with the future-insist on is as clean as a light bulb): completely Rambler of your choice, pgprincDeal bonier in today. Electric Heat for your new home. Elec- automatic operation. And Electric Heat s. You'll he pleasantly tric Heat—now at a special low rato— savos spaco. It does away with un- astonished at our ouf i Motors gives you so many warld-of-tomorrow sightly radiators, makes furnituro place- , Dedicated to Excellence foaturoG. Like roorn-by-room tompefa- ment and decorating easier, more at- ture control with a thermostat in every tractive. If you aro building or buying a room; completely silent operation; new home, insist on modern Electric 1 work-saving cleanliness (Electric Heat Hoat. Call for full information* ent is-Rambler dealers SportingSP^E??- Williams Termite Control PUBLIC SERVICE ELECTRIC AND GAS COMPANY A LOCAL COJII'ANY HAVE A R TAKPAYINO KERVANT CJp A GHEAT U1ATH IN . AMBLER DEALER 137 ELMEft ST, AD 2-4477 NEIGHBORHOOOD - SESEEE HIHIMM TODATOD Y •Watch (l» Dor,,,, Knyu Show „„ CDS-TV, We(l,,eEdBy evening, ID:00 o'clock r THE WESTFflCLD (N. JU MAY T7, IKS Section 4~P*g« 1 J ePiil Cites of tJ>e recent i^Uinal in [{lertttfad poa^oos o^y fiign UP by Fur BOY* I>|,y». . Kmanu^El Youth' i*••« Attend Kibbuiz family p Mr, VVillard (e*?Js f tng the Kod Crews Chapter (Cl Set at Y Willsni H-ii3 jiiwc a Hcd • ing «t H p.ra, cvor> Moiwiay is a definite prerequisJU Everyone is wdccww to yograin iThih Film on Crass j»-Uiudaj\I first ciid COliri.0 and lutppy vacation. Ifl of boy* txnnwvow." $ Slate Com- "J f-i;n :>fodu interest ar.d uiu ut A T - *. " . • •• " r " I f - • ^ * -1 ( • m r -:,•=: • i." e of Ethics of - I '' _ We the members of this d d I 1- the NATIONAL ASSOCI/ the high princi- which it stand ROBERT E. NEWMAN, INC. AT WOOD REALTY PETER A. DUGHI PEARSALL & FRANKENBACH, INC. BARRETT & CRAIN, INC. EDWIN O. EDWARDS PETERSON-RINGLE AGENCY ELSIE BETZ, INC. H. CLAY FRIEDRICHS, INC. RANDOLPH-WIEGMAN CO. CHARLES H. BOWLBY THE JOHNSON AGENCY, INC. NANCY F. REYNOLDS ASSOCIATES WILLIAM A. CLARK ALAN JOHNSTON CALVIN M. SCHWARTZ COOPER & SPERRY THOMAS H. JUDSON C. B. SMITH, JR. WALTER CRANE WALTER KOSTER, INC. YHALE H. SNOW CROSS COUNTY REALTY CHARLES G. MEIERDIERCK, JR. LEE K. WARING DANKER & DANKER, INC. M. A. MERCNER WESTFIELD REALTY SERVICE JAMES J. DAVIDSON OA ORS Scotch Plains .Mil. W. Mountainside Wesffield Fan wood THE Etuis Training Robert Csrdtmi, Joe Larbei pt,i-,/| a Colors of Spring Foliage Beautiful Scout News Saloom, and lion Wiunicki. ' Honor i able mention was received by \\it 11 i Much is -siiid an<£ written about viburnums depending on tlw variety, troop for their achievements jn nj | IS \ the beauty «f Fail forage Spring which any good mu-seryman can stretcher bearer race and fire build I foliage c&n be just, as beautiful with ; point oul. Variegated foliages also ing snd water boiling. /uSo s; I Tits more ^eHcnie colors—Ute yel- > are available m nrwrt nurseries. For — Tlitj pa^t twcano ! was receiving the second place I tf tol *•*&& This Week lows, light greens and red of newI grayish or blue-green f e]ia£e5 the have found memljers of award in the elfaniMtfan *vJi gAtJ^J** " "* growth. In some parts of tlie coun- ! junip&r* particularly stand out as _, Scout Troop 76. which Is spon- signalling. Bj Your Kutgcra Garden Reporter try, t3ic springtime is by far th!e does Hinofci and Sawara i sored by the Mountainside KJwanis PACK 678 mosl beautiful part of the year. I Colorado b^ue sprues ttnd j vAuh. very active. The weekend o£ Cub Pack 873 had Hs final Combined with their spring flowers, j May 15 and .16 the tallowing Boy Trees Drying Oui low in 1961; 5 inches in 1962; 11.8 1 j Clwtce of different ft/iisge meetttt? May 21. J&scph Co If you have a sprue* tree that's inch** in iWS. and 9J Mow last the fyjiag', of trees and shrubs can Scouts attended the Ad Aiiare Dei oF the Westfkild Eeca-eation Commit have incomparable beauty, accord j can make a planting on any .home Retreat ^L St. Benedict, Newton: dead or dying, you're not alum*. ; year. j property stand i*ut reitiarltatfy, At sion, Epx>ke to tfie boys about Rutgers sfHwialisU have berm ing to the rwitkmal Association of Mike Halt, Paul DeSessa, Robert Nurseryman. '' no neater CCK£ and with far more summer playgrouad activities. Juokintf at such trees in many parts ; Dismal Prospect effectiveness with a little HonePker, Don Wiunicki, Dennis Cub Scout Steve ShaJ&rman of the slate, ami finding no disease j So far this year, January, March Usually, deciduous spring foliage \ One fan explain to his Pannullo. Robert Cai'doni. Jeff Wil- m^cepted into the Boy Scouts by or insect to blame for the deriine. \ and April were moisture-deficient. colors change from early yellow or j thsi he wislies a variety of foliage liams, Bob McDonald, and Dick don Tracey. In some areas pines and hemlocks j Not a pleasant picture, especially red to lustrous light green, Exam- colors and either he is shown them Belfatto. Awards wore presented to Cub also hard hit. j jf you're trying tp make things ples are the Norway maple, abelia, growing \n order to select those The weekend of May 22 and 23Scout, s Jimmy Clinch, bear badge * Insufficient moisture Is the cau&e, j grow in a community that has noamelanehier, artemlsta, barberries, 32 Boy Scouts and 16 fathers repre- which pieaae hiin-most or rely upon Airman Walter A. McLaugtilin, Steven Modro'and Jimmy Howard* JS yuu keep weather records, J water to spare to keep plants alive, cotoneasler, euanymus toniccrii, and the huraeryriHm for these contrasts sented Troop 76 at the District 4f wotf badge-, m& Bobby AtLderson! may not realize how dry it's j The months ahead could be drothersy , Small yellow flowers often whose wife h the former Rutli C. 29th annual father and son camporee of foHage oolors But, by all means, Furhman of «59 Picrson St., has gold arrow. been since JWiQ. I ones, too. sa you may want to plan i heighten tiie overall colors. says the association, make use of Hi Camp Watchung. The Boy Scouts Den 1 put m a skit titled But record keeping is part of the I now to try to save prized speci- completed Air Farce basic military and their fathers participated in all Even during the summer months the v&ricsty in colors af different fo- training at Lackland AFE. Texas. membranes Bouquet." job of Dr. Lawrence Haniore, U.S. ments. Rutgers specialists have ad- fclie foliage colors of many trees and liages, because it is an important 10 competitive events; each event The anmtal picaic will be held at Weather Bureau meteorologist: sta- vised that you can use waste rinse shrubs vary considerably so that Airman Mclaughlin has be«ti select- sponsored by a father of a scout. {ij-'iH-^'t k> home landscaping and ed tor tedinical U'OHiLng as an ad- Tamaquea Park June IS, starting at tioned at this Rutgers ColJeee of j water from the Jti'cben or laundry striking effects can b« obtained by planting for all seasons of the year. One first place ribbon was 2 p.m. Agriculture. He says figures from 1 to save plants. combining the light cmd dark greens, u-iinlaLraUve siwcialist at the Aiachiever d for tower building which a weather slution at the Caiuw | By the way, a taxus, boxwuod or or yellow, red, purple or grey foli- Training Cormnand UTO school at exhibited some line team skill. This The Cub Scouts and their fathers ages. Some of t±ie yellow-green foli- World's Fair — "Ha^io Corp. of Amarillo AFB, Texas. His new unit will attend a bail gam« at Shea Brook Country Club in Essex Couu- huliy that stwms to be in trouble event was sponsored by Bernard Stadium in ty are typical. may not be. It's normal for these ages include certain maples, white America — Television communica- is part trf the vast ATC system which Buck and participating scouts were They show moisture was 2-t2o drop their old leaves at this dogwood, piuladeipbus, viburnum, tions center allowing visitors to seetrains airmen and officers in the di-Robert Buck, Dan DeSessa, Jim inches below1 normal in ]*KKJ, 5.3 be- season. especially oputae, aureum, and wei-color TV shows in production, slereo verse skills required by tlie natioii's Only he who handles his ideas aerospace force, The airman, a 1961Dwyer, Mike Hart, Jeff Ross, and geia. ReodMi foliage includes some listening lounge, exhibits oi com- Glen Warkala. lightly is master of his ideas—and of the maples, barberry, weigela and pany's research projects, graduate of WestFteld High School, only he who is master of his ideas is attended St. Augusluie's College, Ra- A third place ribbon was achieved not enslaved foy them. Seriousness Azaleas Provide Wealth of Color leigh, N. C. for compass and orienteering. This is only a sign of imperfect mastery, event was sponsored by Jack —Lin Yutang From the la rge-f lowered I ndJca Your local nurseryman can advise Carnes and participating scouts azaleas of the deep south ta thje you of varieties suitable for your Walts Aids Developing fiwarnp azalea of the north, these particular requirements. plants provide a wealth of unusual Of Errbr-Free colors on the home property, They Conneotor System have a wide range of varieties num- L*tle, Weevil Grub bering into the thousands, according Control Important N, Watts of 4i7 Baker Ave, to the American Association of Nurs- is oF four Bell Labs engineers erymen. Some of their common May fa the time to control grubs have developed a virtually er- names gives a clue to their proper- of the arborvitae weevil, Asiatic gar- ror-free cfata transmission system ties, such as "Sweet" azalea, dm beetle, the block vine weevil that uses the ionj distance dial tele- "Flame," "Coast," "Snow." "Roy- which attacks t&xus, rose chafer and phono network. al/' "Rosesbell," •'Western," "Pink- the Japanese beetle. The inen, all of tfie Uulmdel Lab- shell," etc. Dr. lOdward JT I>uda, director of oratory, have developod a new error (Ceter T,V. Haodquart«n) Not all the azaleas can he grown the Bartlctt Tree Research Labora- correction system that has tirade it tories, says ehlordane can bs ap- possible for machines La "talk" to in ell our climates but one or many 4 Th« Flrit Factory Authorized can be found to fit the soil and cli-plied over soil riear base of prized each other with an astounding de- Swvic* Organization In Wstlfietd mate conditions for practically ev- foundation plantings and shrubs, gree of accuracy. Nearly one bil- ery home porporty. Colors range then watered in. In UK? case of some lion bits of data lias been sent over ptentlngs, foliage can be treated as the system without error. One bil- from white through deep purple and T red, Azabas arc exciting wh?n in well to prevent adult feeding. lion bits without en error is the DON =- .. Adults of most weevils and chafers equivalent of a stenographer typing flower, either when, used as speci- AIR LC^: ' ; . men plants or as borders for walks, can be controlled by timely foliar more -than 27,700,000 words or more or in the foreground of taller shrubs sprays in June* and July. But it is than three years at 05 words per UNt [V, •' »-• and trees. Some are native to this best to reduce thc-ir numbers by con- minute without a mistake. AIR CONDITIONER FOR country, while others have come trolling them in the grub stage be- originally from many parts of thefure they emerge from the soil. DRIVE TO SURVIVE IN >65 COMFO world, largely from the exotic east LEADEK WANT ADS PAY Ever/thing for your CONTROL Lawn and Garden Another Great Jumpin' Geraniums $3.95 doz. ALSO Martha Washington and Ivy Geraniums Grant Service Bedding Plants - 90c market pak. T- I SOD for Instant Lawn MADE T i ' i LOOK FOR OUR PENNY SPECIALS Many Bulbs end Roots — Now buy one at regular price, the second one for a penny DRAPES & SLIPCOVERS CUSTOM MADE CUSTOM MADE AND ONLY AN 8,500 bJ In Fan wood SLIPCOVERS DRAW DRAPES Tailored to your specifications $mJen thap wlih WIM Any Widfh, Lengrh, - . * In the fabric of your choice. Lined, Jnlined OPEN DAILY DAWN 'Tit DUSK SUNDAY 9-3 nchliu hiniR 4>IHIIHI iiTitl rnron 265 South Ave. FA 2-4545 Fanwood i ihhfnMt iiHhf.., mHniiP KIIHII, nthrr rti-i-n AIR CONDITION! f,,r If^tlntf nt "Next to Fanwood Post Office" nnit pitbMd In jour «tTn UHMI HASH! ti rli'n ill ii Miccr »r :t inh- fully nt m Wl llnl , ^^^^^^ ^^^^^ ^^^^^^ ^^^^^| ^^^^B ^P^^| ^ri^m ^B^^H HIM ^^^^^H ^^^^^ ^^^^^^ I Ii lrA ::" '" "*""•'»«>• '» -*-M- <« 1« 1MI. - Urn.Uord H,.o«. ««t.mi,n( O,.,-.. l>nl.y * SllIlllnv T GRANT CITY 45 Central Ave., Ciark •. '* AD 3-46^ Garden State Parkway, Exit 135 333 SOUTH AVENUE WESTFIELD, N. J. Open Mon. and Fri- Evenings NING FOR TH LONG" MEMORIAL DAY "WEEK-END"? Other Excellent Used VW Buys • 126 KINDS OF DELICIOUS CHEESE • 6200 • Fomous BEEFSTICK AND OTHER SMOKED MEATS ALL CARS UNCONDITIONALLY GUARANTEED BANK FINANCING OLD"FA,SIONED PICKLES - RELISHES " SALAD DRSSS.NGS IMPORTED FINE FOODS 9Q0 i TID-BITS AND SNACKS GALORE AUTHORIZED VOLKJWAGEN DEALER 215 SOUTH AVE. W., WESTFIELD NOTICES THE WKSTF1ELD (N. J.) LEADER, THURSDAV. MAY T7* F»«re 3 UGAL NOTICES from Pg, 4, Sec. IJ f* . O 1 I 1 J ' Sclwoi PTA brord for the of tk' i-on>oration. impeded t>T>ewriter Area Youiig Adults n«whiiie, displayed. N-j Mrs. u. Sl Concert Scheduled «w»» *ai •» IW«««I branch Thursday. New equip* -:«>, Im. X.:'i = ~; 11.L 1 i Ill I | John So.snuw\skE. Mrs. K 1*1UH 6-5477 " FROM RUSSIA ITH LOVE" LIBERTY Now! uNOI* ' IS THE K£Y iN HJS MIND ... OR *N HER - - - L - .-rt! ^f I: •^ •.-'> /^ s*^ S i V j^^wyj*-^ I CASEY OF THE "MK5" FOR MORfHOUi* summer's test big w % Gifts for our swimmmg pools fe the Graduate new rides, game*, aw ft free ouldoor circus a» THE noW starring the » «« ~s ^ r o ifiu MUSIC STAFF N+w Shaw Mortdty Barbara Ryan on •a* 27 Elm St., Westfield #%%£i Phone 233-1448 • t Open Mom Evenings to 9 P *!ways plenty of free parking * • • • open* / p. m. Sari Jays befl&Yt * * * ° : M*iP?»^I-. ,-.-"-,v^ ^SJ f5 1 Tj\ fll ^t •a L saa :-v-i fi '•^ ^^ , b .-T?. V.\ .^•vP^ -*iffl l"-l'' *£• *.-J-- i 1 1 *> I'JS?1 •-•^"1 •-• • !<>-'• Oi - ' * 1 m^$ K* '.•":• ^•^p.JiSrV - i '. •!. r. i, . . £ ^ .trt j/ G. -'. p •! . • — >• !••;• * •>..«- I-'L ••-.'-• H-J ^-"1 "n: *:&'& V3. £ J.*ilj S- »'^:it ajff ^j .. .. r.... $!. •:<••! ^^^ ••t •;• .-"''• - fe.^ 1^ i irf: : i• " "f rc • T- • • i." •* i"".l •JiH ,5' •:.-• •* -•. : .•> i-.'ip.S" •- <-. ^ -y. J _ I •_ •rt.^, w. ^ ^ .^ ^•' M*^& -t-:&. •v-mj- _--.-.-, > AV, :,^^, '- S- ?j4o:sfX*^"J l*f ... MAP wtbitRN will rouncJ^p and get rid of every tBrrmte you M WN homestead. And, WESTERN Style means friendly, courteous s#*» ^ WESTF ELD lDca!(Professiona|s who use noth|ng but{h e mos|mod?r n m» rf UNION COUNTY equipment to completely solve your termite today! WARDS 5YRICTS 55,000 Fmur« Darhdge nu^ronteo fer Bidfdtoss ihaf QuaHftft- INDICATES WA^D UMiTS INDIC ^ 1048 ROUTE 22, MOUNTAINSIDE ® PHONE AD V _ _ JB ~T >!•!-• L IJ f • ,, . ••. t I ^ "• .5.-. .. -,-:... • - ' M L - I SUPERMARKETS " • i1- . •• .•• • •. i fROZtN SPECIALS «MNKU ******•' "TO*" <************** ht Handy Poly lag •! _; • MMHAR PINK CHICKEN *YOT* GARDEN" CHICKEN ! POHHMI THIRST WHOIE i WMNCHINe DRINK FOft LEGS BREASTS Wi WHOLI FAMILY WMPH THtOHf WITH RMS RICH'S CHOCOLATE ECLAIRS ORANGE JUICE M.NU«M*» 1.00 FRENCH FRIED ONION RINGS 39« 1 Ib, can 9* BAR-B-QUE CHICKENS «*««»» *. BRIOCHE or CROISSANT WILSON CERTIFIED CANNED HAM SARA LEE ROLLS 49« FOR MCAT LOAF UNOX OR COLONIAL HAM 3 ,t 2 J9 GROUND CHUCK ** HAMMIHG^R* 59c ASPARAGUS CUTS & TIPS SCAB ROOK FARMS 9o, S 41« SKINLESS FRANKFURTERS 2 & 99c BOLOGNA OR LIVERWURST «»«««« •• 49c CHOPPED BROCCOLI SEABROOK FARMS—AU GRATIN * SAUERKRAUT •"«*"« i * • •«•« 15< 3 Ib. beg 29« ITALIAN SAUSAGE ^-HO, O. HAWAIIAN PUNCH JUtCE DRINK * cam JT* 1 fb. PEEPER HAM, CAPOCOLLI : FINAST SLICED BACON — »«• COTTO SALAMI ITALIAN HORN & HARD ART CHICKEN A LA KING o.. 99c riHAST 6 at. i BOLOGNA S X 25« SALAMI COOKED pfcg. FREEZER QUEEN BEEF STEAKS 'u«,pl,. BOSTON BAKED BEANS HORN I HAftDAftT 1 35* * NEW GREEN OR KOSHER DILL PICKLES PEELED & DEVEINED SHRIMP 7«.pfc>. 79c BURGUNDY SAUCE WITH BfcEF & NOODLW HORN & HARDART FRESH FILLET OF HADDOCK * 69c Take Advantage oi these Picnic Time Specials! DELICATESSEN SPECIALS* LIGHT In. SLICED SALAMI GENOA OR HARD 1.19 CHUNK MM HICK of the GENOA OR HARD SALAMI "THE ib. 99c PERFECT FOR SALADS lb AND SANDWICHES J«r KOSHER ALL BEEF FRANKS 69« AST HEALTH SALAD ib. 29c • t in. *AVAtUBLi AT ATONES WITH "DEtl" DUPAftTMINt C IX 11 Juicy Red Ripe FINAST 1 qt. 14 K. i:'ii DRINK cant ' r' Watermelons 1 lb. FINAST cans c # READY TO SERVE BY CO r Hi. CRILL TIME big C CHARCOAL Whole Melons and POTATO 614 Oz. CHI FRILLS Winesap Appbs U. S. No. 1 Ib. •ROOKSIOE AMERICAN . pkfl. VERI-THIN PRETZELS «'«• °* 2 69< FLOfllDAS CHEESE SLICES PASTEURIZED PROCESS 1 qt. 14 oi.1.00 CURTISS MARSHMALLOWS 25e Fresh Limes FINEST 6' 29 HAWAIIAN RED PUNCH 3 cam 2 qi£: 59« KRAFT MARSHMALLOWS 21 * Fresh Cucumbers 3° 29 TEMTK KOSHER PICKLE SPEARS WILLOW PLATES fONDA BLUE-? INCH SIZi to pica. 39C JUMBLE PAK 10 FINAST QUEEN OLIVES WHITE PLATES PONDW*«—» INCH Radishes or Scullions 2 bchs* 19 100 ft. mil KITCHEN CHARM WAX PLASTIC WRAP CUT RITE—100 FOOT ROLL 2 5 Tl 98« FINAST BAKERY FAVORITES MILLBROOK BEVERAGES ASSORTED JACK FROSTED INSTANT CHOC. MIX can SP)cr Mov/N MHD miow tjt. ALL TUNA 6 cant - 16c DELICIOUS FLAVOR NINE LIVES CAT FOOD GULDEN'S MUSTARD lib. GENTLE FELS LIQUID pinlfloi. WO0DBURY SOAP 3 4 oz. 1 Ib. pi?. J J C INSTANT FELS NAPTHA ' X" 33= 79c Pineapple Pie SUNSHINE KRISPY CRACKERS 3 ,.,. rell. 3 | C FELS NAPTHA SOAP 2 FINAST BANANA 14 oz MARCAL TOILET TISSUE SCOTT PLACE MATS 34 TO PACKAGE 100 TO PACK 3 *- 25* pkg. MARCAL HANKIES GLEEM TOOTHPASTE ii Cake 70> 2 P>... 23<= MARCAL PASTEL NAPKINS OFf LABEL 1 ptat 12 ax. ilia 52C C nne 25 foot roH 29 LESTOIL LIQUID C dor. c REYNOLDS ALUMINUM FOIL ZAREX FRUIT SYRUPS ALL RAVORS pIn» bo*. 3S range Donuf s 29 NATURAt or BUTTER FLAVOR 9oi.pLp. 29C 4 ot lib. JIFFY POP POPCORN SANDWICH LIBBY S VIENNA SAUSAGE 2 07.. 2 53c STYLE zf *'"AVO1 27 CHEF BOY-AR-DEE PARKAY MARGARINE 3c OFF tABEL read loaf .: FABRIC SOFTENER flONNIE FLUFf— 30c OFF UBfL on. 89« 5c OFF LABEL 10c OFF LABEL 7 oz. boi. RINSO BLUE Ib. 3 lb. 7 oz, pkg. TERINE ANTISEPTIC 59c s•1 2lb. 20c OFF LABEL. SILVER DUST pkg VASELINE * 6 LUX LIQUID I2oz. sire LL L 3 oz. %\z& 54c WISK L1QUI pint can 37^* quarl can ACTIVE "ALL 39c 7i7«T MAY 29th THROUGHOUT HUDSON AND PRICES EFFECTIVE THRU SAT MAY ^ PA5SAIC, SPRINGFIELD. BERGEN COUNTIES reARlWV^ NEW ^^^ w# roJerve tho 12 oz. 7 oz. eon •- ! B «. *. • ! WESTFIELD, MONTC ^^^ fof ,ypogfaPhkol .rror, DOVE LIQUID 35c LYSOL SPRAY I •••, i >N0 T to _____ ' """••^^-u^ THE WESTFIELD r 0 OPEN MON. THURS. FRI. 'TIL 9 attrnpHon^ i b 1 -J 0 —I •• - - - - ^ • • • H • • - ^- —^f^^B S tfloly Trinity Moke Us The Place to Stop for AH II II thru August 7 3f*Jt>\ .vi ;t ft 3 Your Stop For Malioti ,, U POST Tr*>mMtf>\ [' 3 o OCEANPOfiT, N.J. IMPERIAL 2 miles from Garden St, Pkwy.r Exit 105 2 PM CUdek, »h ...... 3 MPERIAL HALF GALLONS I (I SPCCtAt tftATNS bimt 19 Grassland {PSTJ 1 Lv. P*nn, SUttsc, Hi Ili48 AM Daily , rf 3 1 HALF GALLONS is 3D, rf « 0 (I Lv. Newark (P«nn.) ..-..>,,„.,.,. 13i04 PM D-sity ;Hi. vf * II * * •1 1 :t tv, tlb«r£y St., M {Cnnmi 12i0a Noon DaJiy Lv, New'* iCti)) 12aO{3aH.SJuty5, 12:GC) , If .,..-.w.,. 0 oberf Treat o 0 1:50 PM LIQUOR SHOP c . 1 . „ UQUOR STORE of Westfield, Inc. 115 Oulmby St. 221 £. Broad St. TrUUty AD 2-19Q0 AD 2 1101 SOUTH AV AD 2-1 De...... l 0, .Hojy >i OPP. MEEKWS GARDEN CENTEl THE TTESTFIELD fS. J.) LEADER. THCBSOAT, MAT ST, Senators Pace Majors Merry Tournament Three Undefeated in Minor League 3 International Teams Undefeated undisputed} Tlie Piratic clowijeci ihn K m th Ne-jS-Z behind Hit strung pju*j- by rapping out two homo OS Gulls plus & and a single by Jim Flint ri'iti»iiipd In snlid wins Tom Efntie. Allv-th:,.,, - .L ' Opens Sunday LK-n : Joe Swindle took p*,n in a doubtt i • e L'untinued ! Ktnvich wrre outstauding American K'Msioii tlie Giants tack with -; •io Sports >iii-ir path by ktracking, In a free spring the Stars wr SO in a ii>»- ! pf:iy by tagging firsl baw und pitching continued to tin' lust Ai Wob-i tx-af th* ('umvLs 17-10 Mark Lattntr After five inning Flint < ihrowtng lu swond in time to nip the Sox 2-for-it. S 1 ;ind fielding ; u, com,*,* in !' i.nA Jim Heudrr piti'livd hit a hume run with Lite basv* loud- (or Inr runs in tht bottom j the ninm-r in the field for)Tin - twlc'0 IVel hall, allowing only ont- run. | fur the Stars. nf tlie sixth with a homevun t\v t ul-1 Jw Siutuiu: went the roiitis for ted l*& al50 beal 4he Bo!o and Carter, with two bits j vin Keid and hits by John Hiosbiifd.: Huffiilo i« Uu'ir 16-7 win over Miami- -ith Hidtsr and uVloi-fc J Next Page w Itlk.sLtir, nnd the:] MIL- Ant^l* W t, T Gwy Mi'ycr, Mark * i.la>iis, ami He was backod up by thr fine hit- LeiftT and Nolan in five innings behind Wili.ar. (. olin Vr -'' (' 0 (Jury Huffman, Joo Star?itinq ihe power f^r 1 1 Gary Pearson. During ;»nd TuUy 1 Ihe losers Morton with fn 4 1 bad i uiKi Mark and Scwtt Nuvaci'lc. Juck i thr Giilit' aiUfk...... sron*less inning wjnlf&& io ec nd a ttdt ti^CftlHT ; TIK.1 Hawks «kcd out u 5-4 win over illusions of the bigg^si upset of tiip ttWnd "P f " ? f"r i 1 (CunUnued an the strength of athe Yanks' big ? :• Uieir friends. ;ihc Jay*; on K-tcr LPWIS" fifth j Owls 1 season Iwhind the fiiu pitohiim of I\niiiiua| i of ,h Cards. Pfeif- i ro-ihi! null 3K^S loaded. Kevin u i. T Boli LirmisAin. Jim Arums? had two 4 two hits for in an unassisted ii h\l& and turiwd in gonn* GulU-nkiaii -Mie M#a* struck out th in pitchers (iilliains and |J(| i k* .... grins fur Uio ios^rs. tf-t I 'A ted three hits for the 1' pit<'!icd well in ntainUin-ing t'i-1 i;':i US .. Wiohitu exttntdfd ila ais and Cubs played o 4 Rtrvuk tc» four in a row by their Uams" effort of holding Uit-ir l*(tlUt*H but with a much * I lo 12 runs in five gunies. Louisville 8-3. Doubles by Dick [ The big Giant ti* Jay* itw heavy Hutting of CJai'kt*. (-"uit Wny, Ut^nuis AHB«IO. J wiLh faui\ Bensky nji to prose in fru'ie Krin/mart. Paul Liofer and l U1. i.ft' UIKI IiI Uix- Slut alitiiK with hits b>- Will 1 iwrJaSe\\ with a horn- rw\nt\< i)f ,,]yy. PhmTs ifc.iliby Hmkk }' was i>ol eiiough. Jim Bremei. Stove tJrct'nUH'g, onJ Hi; •o base runners. The ]»| I VH those httldniR 1 'J'iu' Kalis and Kjbtns played lo a Bob Hohonslt'in made tilt? diHervuce. b hitters were Kaiser in, nu.'liljprs holding t!.i'! 4-4 lit-. ]>,iVf Btrwmtm struck out ruJumbuH (ot>k SL Pawl 3-1 behind J 1 V gad Trimmer with a T'1t1 ''"-"TTi winning ; nun' in tlnvt> intiitiKs and played a II the liUtiiitf of Hrutv Potter. KQII 1 ><• I I I' 1 M--T,- of hi-c p,irru^ jp tin* winner of i Cnud tan;*' ;ii ^UorL for the Larks. 4 I V Kiorinw, Jot Hannan, Jim Kninmor i .... 1i# Jiw^i nnuul Tue Hulilwust* cowl •• Hoh'jy ftwab pjtch(id \\o\l fyr Jus Z and Jim Quiinby. Omulia U^iil To- Scored five runs in !Hi'l«'iirti t!te conlrol wt . ^ ,^ i, i g 2 ti down the Cubs 0-5. ( ; li|]Vt imiilx and kl hili lU n I* lodo H-5 as ltoh Aut)r«H?lH pitdw^d Lhi» rlI'Mii I : the reiuainihii t-oiirts, tio»tih*s sirciik ;:oiuy wilh a sintflu. Cunroy T whole gamr fnr \Uv vviimuiy, At bat Dissel homered »• T I. Van ht'UHl illy; 0 i havhij; tho ;:t'r;i1f.st mnnlK-r i lii( ;> cloubkv kJtoi-kttl in a run, and I Omalia's Kratt Killiun. Wilson. Chris Ciwi'in*s triple, iinllji Iiw fJ a 0 tajni's nnd pciiuts io liirir rrcHit iBrmvd ull an error. Ash made a s 0 Staley, Tmi\ Jackson and Tom Kaer We, and NickerKM's While s. tl 1 Mu- Uimuij, u-lu>r|inr or Ilo, ln,,v .,M,V r[.jy jn ,-j^ij, ^jcjd (/UJTy <*raw. a rlH?r wvre standouts. produce the big . . ii u "Elmendorf was win. IlPd Si>v vd ilu-ir foul s 2-ff>i--a at but included D triplo u Minntuipolis boat ludiati/ipulis 4-1 1 At kili-t it->i points dt> not pilclu'il ^t)i>(i \)n\l. Julin Worlhliuiton, _• - • a score of 8-3, n!r«. Is (*t /our runs in the Ihrtr Iiils niKf Murphy hit a grand SEE YOUR TS also pulled a r h slam home run. Kev I'CHTH, Aiuly Sox rally in the n i I" u GENERALTIR6 T k :IIHJ Anihony Hi'u^vfi. Richardson continued TO 3UY OR SELL. USE n SPECIALIST SOW 4 •> on (he liascp.'ittis, Kor (IK* foe the losers with r Jets .1 home run by Dnntiy FOR THE BIGGEST tUTsfti3 made two ftno LEADER CLASSIFIED ADS I. U:I-IIH at first base for tlie SAFE-DRIVING BARGAIN FOR 30 DAYS took it on the chin to fall two games IN TOWN I iflera. First ihe Ath- GENERAL fl-6. MacDowe*! ai to six hits, while 4-PLY were 3-for-4 Buehler, the Dodgers dropped the Peggy Snyder made an outstanding •:": Peggy Ciccolella took mound honors. 3 1 or»t South Plainfield jumped into the game results were not received in E Phillies garm 6-25. For the winners defensive play, time for inclusion in this week*s SPECIALS Al For the Twins Judy Townsend and man 22 200, NttruU 211. lead in the second with four runs. Wendy Chambers with a homerun, Gwyneth Buttermore drove in sixNina Klastorin shared honors be- story. Maureen Comiskey and Lynn Ash- Roosevelt scored two in the third and runs with a homer and a double as hind the plate, Townsend also had one in the fomth but four runs In Standings and results: man were standouts at the plate her- team the Majorettes swamped two. hits as did Cosetia Chevalier. TO BUY OR SELL, USE the home Xourtli driven in by a grand and Kathy Brown in the field. i\V BA R tlie Indians 16-i. Debbie Appezzato Lynn Hosenblum was on base twice DEADER CLASSIFIED ADS slam fram SeJienk sealed Roosevelt's Flint doom, Brewstcr and Percy led the t i losers with two hits apiece. • * t Omaha ...,,.. 2 Tuko started Kamiroeth off with i a four bane bang scoring himself and 2 Donst. Hoosevelt evened up the score in tins top of ®ic third only to see it shattered in the home half •I -. •lint 0, IH-Jtver 0 Three more runs in the fourth and MStitu-iipifJJM 4, Ij sixth put the icing on the' cake CoUtnabftB 3, St. Paul X Ouiiiha if, Toledo R Gentino of Roosevelt played an ex* Mimitanolls IS, OmnlHt G celient game, getting two hits iij. '. . T • - . _ etudmg a triple in the fourth. Attuntii: -*.' Scores: CltHtle Reg. 83c •3? Mlttml Gontfno l mr Jerwoy Brewator •> • * • * - CREST •.-,•.--. WHY Fleck .. 4 4 Montreal o 4 ' 4 4 I Cimiiptt lrtint Week fitiffa3o Ifl, Miami 1 L\VtSr}.fHUf .{.^ Jersey City S TOOTH PASTE y • V -T 5, Toronto J * 4 THE BILL o RIGHTS? 0 — —^^txm^^i - COUPON- •-• The statement published by the Wesifield Board of Realtors under the Worth $1.00 title "Property Owners* Bill of Rights" uses the American eag-le as a J'urrelli 1 on banner, but twists the meaning of freedom. 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