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Creshlew3 Summit* New Piwwmee \ **• X*1 H Read the Herald Read the Herald For Local *.. For Local News Strtrfap Swvimil for If F#ar« j 47* I? •Mma •* a« t HMM at taw *«i«tnc* JER 21, IfSS at l««wK. h- th« AM at MiNli » »Si» $4 A YEA! io ' YMCA Lists Mmy w* q^' w» Tww*w»w «v JBPI apmai vaar Adirit Educafioa ffais Supervised Pumping Station Is Citywide Comes for Fooftal Program Obligation Homeowners Say John M. til* Board of Recreation aod Public hearing on a proposed ordinance authoriring f the general tkt flBmntt Boosters AaaMJaHw the construction of a new pumping station to provide ade- ttb week appealed to resident* quate sewage facilities in the Canoe Brook area at a cost mi! YHCA*s faB and winter pt». ta eflotrihute any football aaMa.' of $74,550 with about half of the expenditures to be split grant of informal education lor went wbkb might be utUl»dte between the city and area landowners was continued by .the year, UKMSW. B«viewing th« fall program to be sponsored wf the two groups. Common Council Tuesday night to the contents ef Us year's folder, Persons wishing to daaatr October 4. shcwld contact the Racraatton The action was deferred at the mittee chairman iadkaled that Board at So. «*29» or So. ••ttli. Beacon HiH Club request of Joseph Gordon of 10) this year** aethrttiaa cewpris Canoe Brook parkway, council 1 Ia addition to the Becr«t*o« the most comprehensive list of Board and the Boosters, a group Suit Scheduled for the Canoe Brook Association, -'Clubs, edwrational ciassea, public oi parents are working to ofttlgn which contends that the entire affairs education groups, and spe- a constructive substitute for city should be assessed for the cial events the Summit YMCA has "saudlot" footbaU. To Start Monday project rather, than the Canoe had the opportunity to present its Boys who have passed their A tentative date of next Mon- Brook section. membership asat eoauBenity in day, September 28, has been set Among the objectors were E. several yesM. ninth birthday but have not reached their fifteenth will fe* eli- for the trial of the suit against the M, BirdsaU of 10 Colt road, presi- Tbe yooag adaM watt eannjt- City of Summit and Beacon Hill dent of Canoe Brook Country tee. a eMMntttse related to a* gible. The opening session will be held Saturday from • to U «.m. Club brought by a group of neigh- Club, which owns, a large portion program, fa laaathiug a #»a*tfc borhood objectors to the club who of the land, and former Council- club prafraaa «Ntwf to young at Memorial Field. All boys must have their par- are organized tinder the name of man-atlargo Vincent A. Burgher men vttEtat Ja ta W afe rang*- Lincoln District Taxpayers' Asso- ents' written permlssiM and of 15 Canoe Brook parkway. Both This oaw Btagnat it hmi «• tse ciation. agreement not to hold the Becre- asked forfa city-wide levy. .National YHCaYa YPfcaUu dbb Normal S. Gorit The trial will be heard by Judge prefran. th* ¥*• Men's dab, alien Board, lay group or profes- Council members take the view akiMl staff or any persons asso- Richard J. Hughes at the Court that ordinarily property owners the YMCA'a international aervke House, Elizabeth. The exact date ciated with the activity liable to who benefit pay the cost of sew* club for men bdav M yun. win of the trial, however, will depend f ^uacttoo agate thai year voder the any injury which may occur. age facilities, but in this case, Monnan S. Garis, Herald Staff upon the status of the court cal- because the proposed pumping leadership «f C Tfaoatat CaaaSL Participants also must pass a endar as of Monday. physical examination. station will replace the existing No action was taken during the station on Canoe Brook parkway this year la a H. Winthrop Green of the Boost- READING MAKES HEAVY CARRYlNG-lt Is no easy job summer months other than a pre- ers executive committee win be opposite Rose lane, the city will gram of training Member 62 Years, Dies in Sleep preparing for the annual book sale of the College Club as the above trial conference held by Judge bear a portion of the cost. for young BH chairman of the lay group, and meirtxrs can testify as they work to meet the October 8 deadline Hughes in which he indicated that Funeral services wen held Mon- a 40-year membership pin. City to Pay Half visory letel enpioyed ia iedus- Morton Ashman, veteran recrea- opening the sate by stocking shelves with thousands of volumes of all he would prefer to rely upon the day afternoon for Norman S. Garis, He had been at his Herald deak tion supervisor, will be head types of books. Left to right, above, are Mrs. Wclland Gay, coordinator; Under the proposed set-up trial concerns. editor of Tbe Summit Herald, who record made before the Board of on the day of his death. coach. .' •••-. '-•" • •• Mrs. Webster Van Winkle, sorting chairman; Mrs. W. F. Spengeman Council has stated that the cHy died In his sleep last Thursday at Adjustment and the Common bug* Among the persons attending the Etch boy must provide himself and Mrs. W. Bae Young. (Wolin photo) would assume 35 per cent of the his home, 28 Oakland place. He Council. He said, however, he Already the Toastmastera Club 2 p.m. funeral conducted by Rev. with a helmet, shoulder pads, cost plus an estimated additional h functioning this fear for per- was H. would study the transcript and ; Jesse Lyons of lie Methodist pants, and sneakers without would advise about two weeks be- I5\per cent as owner of the Van- sons interested in improving their Mr, Garii was associated with Church at Burrough fc Kohr cleats. Jerseys will be provided by derpoel pond park property on speech in public. The chib is fore the trial date, as to whether the Herald for 62 yean and wasFuneral Home on Springfield ave- the lay group. Area's New Dial Sei Up additional evidence could be in-River road and Morris turnpike. chartered hf Toasteaiters Inter- editor for the last IS years. He nue were many city officials and national Tfi* Sumnit group meet* The program is composed of troduced. So far the plaintiffs have In tbe meantime, it was pointed was a charter member of the AFLperson* previously connected with three divisions of activity: a received no-word from Judge out by opposing residents that at the T?11CA every Thursday Typographical Union, Summit Lo- the newspaper. Burial was at Fab- Most Modern 'in Nation night Duriag the aaauncr the warm-up and lecture period, fun- Hughes regarding permission to the city has operated the exist- cal 7» and was honored by the Mount Cemetery, Chatham. - damental instruction, and game At 3:01 a no., Sunday, October cedure to be followed when dial- submit additional evidence. ing station for the last 20 years. Summit Bridge Club played dupli- 2, wine 20,000 telephones in the union in 1947 when he was awarded During his latter yeara with the participation. The, sessions will be ing outside their local calling The Lincoln District Taxpayers 'The city took over the opera- ... tilt. hridte at tbe \1ICA every Seaimlt. and Chatham areas will ..area. •••-••• • • - • • -• Herald, Mr. Garis "covered" Ro- held every Saturday itarting at Association is represented by Cor- tion of the station but not legal W«ln*sday night The group, un- be changed over to dial opera- tary meetings, handled most of 9 a.m. Probably no piece of appara- nelius Caruso of the Newark law title after the original developers der the leadersaip of Frank Ham tion by the New Jersey Bell Tcl- the obituaries and processed the tus undergoes quite as thorough firm of Ryan, Helferich & Caruso. of Canoe Brook parkway, ibe raond, will ajar throughout the aohon* Company. Boosters Hosts legal advertising. His last bit of a testing as a modern dial sys- Raymond E. Beimer of 16 Arden Combined Capital Corporation, year. tem. By the time Mew Jersey Bell The foraaOoB U a permanent copy, submitted late Thursday Noted Baritone Uie changeover, new tele* Place is secretary of the Assocl* ran into financial difficulties. The d»«$s cteb JUnuatt is To Grid Squad afternoon, was tte obituary ef ns will be bittook over the equipment from the ation. corporation did, however, tender Mr* AmeHa ¥*.#?*«, which ap. ^n these areas. SUmrait Western Electric Company last Beacon HiH Club is represented a lot 50'xiai' and an entrance to foal of" tht W&& .aftMt. 4epH*« week over a million test calls had 1, .at. kk«lika.-uoB #Ui be »v»u- pears in this issue. nauftbetf trill be designated by Putney, Hardin & Ward of the plant from the parkway. CRestvlew 3 or 7, while CHatham already coursed through the ap- abie frona Dr. H. Bobert Wester- At Baitecue Mr. Garis was an enthusiastic Newark, with Donald Bourne of As early as 1927 when the sta- 4 will become MErcury 5. parattM. Many of the tests were tion was constructed It proved man who coadatted the group last gardener and every year canned the local law firm of Schtnld and The Summit High School's foot- Season on Oct. 5 made by automatic devices which to be inadequate aad was never spring. The young adult wort a great deal of the produce of his At the same early hour, new Bourne. Dr. James H. Maroney ball squad prepared for Satur- The Summit Community Coo* send calls through dial equipment of 57 Fernwood road is president approved by the State Board of committee is ah© hopeful that the garden.
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