SHOP EARLY FOR THE WESTFIELD LEADER CHRISTMAS GIFTS THE LEADING AND MOST WIDELY CIRCULATED WEEKLY NEWSPAPER IN UNION COUNTY

.-YENTY-FOURTH YEAR—No. 16 WKSTKlKI.li. NKW JKRSKY. TIU'KSD.A V. DKCK.M I!KK 12. 40P»ge»—10 Cent* We IW<1 •Rights'Panelists Teacher Salary Minimums Here Because <"hris(ni:i» tulh on a Wrdiiesday. it uill l>«' ai't'cssury (tir the Leader lo lit' published un Sean Avenues To Protests Win Easing Exceed Levels In New Measure Munday. llco. 31. ThereliHc. atl advertising and news eopy and photos for (lie Racial Parity hi" raising the miniinum claries of teachers in public school.- !»«• Christmas <-diti»n uf Dec 24 n,.d mlu law .Monday by Gov. Kit-hard J Hughe... «.|i |,aVl, |iai,, ,,,-f,^., must hi' submitted ;is early us *' Of Parking Ban In L'r.iiin County und none in Weslfield. Public M teachers lu-rc- m Center Establishes possible w itJi a deadline 4i( 5 p.m., Friday. !*•<-. .'«. for ull Or Kn ii.ud Khi>i!a. president of j • a loiter starting minimum than the new law a-quircs and are exccpl firsl [KiKe neus Hi-ins. the Weslliehl Itnaid of Kiliiciitwii; ' Ij- tu Summit '" lllc county in the maximum to he afl.iir.ed through Awards Program Hi'V Willi.un CiihiT, p.i.slur of Kii'Sl j , overalll salary rangerange. , : J^iptisi Chiueti aiul l-jwin Seiiui-ne ; vvaldt, pri'sidem nf I tie Wesllleld ! n,e Weslfield school district does Princi/Hils' Crouu Gilt's Kdw.ird J. Smilh. ACSW. executive North Ave. Area «. the highest starting salary in: ,, iiecior oi t!u- \Vi's!ik'ld Ciuiumuu'.y Area Cuiiimiliee for Human Kightsj , county at the fifth year, or mas- furVU'Vll / ribllli' 1 o j eiiier. announced that l)t Hubert Yard Site disctissi'd "Wh.ii C.in We.stliekl Du'.'"' I • H.unpin cy of the Center's board of in the field of minority rigiits. The Knulv, Set Other Objections Halt Move panel wtis the last session of the •^JirtS'U^t *<'""«» Buuierr • directors: has contributed $100 toward The State Senate Monday ap- Adult School course "Challenge of , New Jersey Education Associa- Westfield Principals' Croup :''Mi'l'!lsll"'<- "' •' m'w achievement Defense proved M hill iHTiiitUhig New Our Times: The Hijihlj. of Man." To Lengthen Elm St. Meter award program. Jcr.M'y li(»ttsi'U'ivi'ii lo enter bu\- entertained Mr. and Mrs, Norman Mayor IHnr A. Towl Jr., slated )nly two other school districts in lSustieic at a farewell reception Sun- The ,puniese of the award program i 1 iup eouti'jttN uud vie for dinir ion County match WeMfield's [day afternoon at the home of Mr I >s to encourage Negro minor and i Aired to In a panelist, sent a w'rilton state- prl/es, Hoth luive berti iTMrU't- ment, lie was unable to attend when Hours, Add Orchard St. ir(ing salary of $5,100 at the four ; and Mrs. Howard Tomhiisoii of frfti i senior lush school students to apply i e f r Back due to President Kennedy's Oeatli, onit'ittjtiily t;iMKle are (ninford, *s,0IW; o<-'o'«i| for tin-Westfield Public Schunls ha- •*»»' ' "> role (if I'haii'mtiu due to the absence pdmhip at the fifth or master's group. progress durum Ihe Jour marking pe- as (he -site fur Ihe relocation oi theof tin* community" and for (lie real- Juycces to Hold (»f Mayor HUIT A. Towl Jr., a restriction on parking on the jrec level al $5,400 is $150 higher riods in Hie school year. Priority Town Yard today. istic look at the problem, rcaliyinK north side of North Avi>., itistiltittul last woek came un- in Linden's $5,350 with four other will be given to students as follows: The case is being heard liefore tli.tl a prithlcm in one part of town der fire. tool districts at $5,300. College preparatory, business course Yule Lighting Yuletide Program Superior Court Judi:c Millou l-'eller was a problem for all. The report from NJEA also show-1 and general course. in the Courthouse. i;h/alielh, and is Kev. Colter said churches needeil that Westfield is second only toi/\P rri I 1 Awards are seventh tirade, $25: in its second week. to restate their open nienilMTshii1 Ptirking North Avenue deli Plains • Kan wood Kouiona! Ul 1 JlDleilUX cighlh crude, $£>; ninth grade, $2r>; Contest Here The plamlills in the suit, the luwn- policy, give Christian interpretation The |iarlimentaiy piocediue mix- iK n recess, council re- |on8 HI of the 22 school districts in Iftth grade, $:» and lith grade. *:>U j ship of Scotch Plains and a group tn civil rights events and to support ti|> ciiine following Ihe introductior turned mill approved a revised rosn- | county in starting salaries for The award program will be admin- The We.slfield .layeees will spoil- | ol Scotch Plains and Westdeld prop- open bousing anil oilier integration by Councilniiin llerl)erl It. Welch Jr lutlii'i which now prohibits parking Ichors «ith sixth year or doctor's j istered by Ihe staff and rcprescnta Mir a Christmas light ing contest for At Senior High ! erty owners trying lo block Hie Ta movements Wesllield residents. All hollies ill lainniiu nf Iho police committee, on the ninth .side nf North Avo. from free lewis. Westfield's minimum I I tive of the board of directors of the j „,;,„„.inaquo„s |,,Pai'k k are;i a choice concluded Dr. Ittirtda filed the educaliott Wcstficld will aiitomallcally particl of i.n ordinance lo change Ibe park- Chirk St.. and rxlviirilnji 237 fet-t $3,600 with the Scotch Plains-Kan- Westfield Coninmnity Ccnlcr Associ- j | , . .. , j.-, Jlij;li School will present f lt M ( lji( |d (Coiiliiuied on pagi; 31 pate in this event, and regislratiot ing meler provisions on Kim St.we.-itvvnrd, . The prohlhiliun ends al nd opener at $100 more. its annual Christmas program 'i'liiirs- ation. l.uulsay M COIMIIS. lornier tti'.vn is nol ni'ccssary aceoritini; to l-ynn tom Orchard SI, to WalntH SI. andthe point where Ihe firsl of seven .m. in tin- lnclnuliiHls may apply for the etigmrer, was the firs! witness i'ailed I'.. Si'olt. pKijeel chiiiniiau. nun Orchnrd SI. 1U Cowperlhwaite residences are iocntod. li; Letters to Santa In compared economically with iuj' " srliool auditorium. awards by lilliiij; out an application by the town when the ilefen.se opened Prcliiiiinat y judging will Ue con I'l.. from two-hour nielers to 12 Krm-st Tiillwit of IHO North Ave, |er New Jersey commiiniliis j As is traditional, the choir, under ul the Center. Monday morning, lie had llown here ducted Monday, lice '.''A and 'Hint's hour meters on a |>eriiuioen( basis ariiii'd with arguments provided by licli include. Summit, CIKIIIKIIII. I the direclion nl Mrs. .lanel tl, (Jlca- 1 School ollicuk and c.tiidaiin- conn- (rum l.a .Itinla, Coin , lo testify on To Bring Replies day. I let1, y. The final .jiidgini; vvil Also in the same ordinance It was (hi Slate's Iliircnu of Ttufflo Safe- i son. will vocally accompany a se- 1 ty, related to traffic measures, in Hufee. Madison, Millburn. sel!ois niay rrcoiiiineiul stiuleuls tin- need lot the yard and the :ubis- at,e place Friday. Dee. 27. All ill promised that V2 hour meters he In- i|(H'nee of table.mx. The tahleaux chained council with "a usurpation ^nlcliiii', Piinccton, RidKefield. aliihly nl building; »• "lost cllcclively decorated in medonat $3,200 and matched only Janice Uobbins. speech leacher. lor and appraisci' yesterday muni iiilroihicliou of Die urdhiance. Conn Clntk SI. west to Charles tit. through letlcis in the foyer ol the Oirislmas thpuif. 'I'IK* iiwitnl uil Monlclair at $5,100. Alts. Louise Kosak. sewing teach- ing. lie was billowed by Alton Van I their cilmuu !t(Kles said tluit be objected .Ian. 2, nl a lion-officlut mcelintl last 1>llsl (If I ice on Central Aviv and iic jM'cMMitnl liy Jfiyero prrsUlont er, is in charge of costumes, while As Trustees Horn ol Klizabeth, an appraiser. The ' 10 the split provisions: of the n.eas week mid wilhoul n public liejirlnu, It lite maslcr's degree level the will reooivo nn answer from tlio jolly iiiincs Lutliiu;), nl Lilt! Jaiiiuiry iiiirct Miss Uama Hill, mnlhemalics teach- final defense wilne.ss was Theodore lire, claliniiif! thai two sepantle dls Mf. Tnlhot. salri, "make euro when lEA reports that two of Iho 10 old genl in Ihe Kiiisc ol members of ill); of this firoup. 4 r is hoa<1 f lt(1 The nominating comniitlec (if the (Continued on page 31 tincl matters were involved, I.e.: you net tluit yon ncl nithin tho nparable communities have high-1 ' - « P''«PS- Mrs- IO',It . ... , , ... ,,. ., Local llrntieli I•1112 of Ihe Nntinnal TJio pane! of jiitfjjr.s for ll>i.s yoar'* ay an- iiist.'illaliiin of inili'i1;; on a business laK.s «f the ifate." 'starting: salaries; Montclair. $5,-1 Schenck and Mrs. Clara (Jrandcnlas. ' l''»l"«l Hind of Weslfield Association of Letter Carriers. cuiiU'sl air: Mnym lltiir A. To\\\ .\v art nounced three selections for three shvol and a non business street. He Pcilnlint; out that n number of tha land Princeton, $5,500, while onej teachers, head the scenery corn- Despite the heavy (low ol mail al .liili.tu \V, ('nii/./.ni.s. arrlutrct; Ihir- year trusteeships They ale Dr. Cor- said they were dissimilar In nature re.sUli'iits livinK »lon(! the prohibited ier. Millbunt matches ' West field's i mittee. Entanu-El Drive Ibis holiday lime el I lie veai, llr.'iiirh j'V A I'crliu, r.itloonist, HUIIITI S. don P Hamilton, Mrs John Y. May 1 nri'ii hail received .sumniouses for (00. Narrator will be senior Mark Tay- ll!i;: members will pel sunnily an j Kv.-fVll. I'EIIUU of Un- Wi-.stfii'lil l.ratl and should not IK joined. and l.ynn Ii, Tipson The names will • jinrkint; their cars. Mr. Tnlhot said | lor. Those parlicipalini! in ihe lab- svvrr cveiy letter diopped in Sanla's v\, ; 111 c I A Lin .1. Kmkmtu r, aitist, Councilman John Fife seconded be presented at the Tinted l-'und an-, Tops $391,000 "we dun'! expect any justice in tho i leau\ in or dec of appearance in- btiv and uilh tin1 reply will go a iis- collnigno'.s view.* anil suggesl iiual meeting al II |i in next Thurs j police court and won't p:iy the tick- j elude Margaret Duncan, Carol Me- lullipup and a balloon. A special Ilial Hit- proposed ordinance be held jtlucation Budget day, Jan. Hi. in tin- Municipal liuild-j Harold .1 Weiss of Scolch Pliiin.-. els 'fines'. Daniel, Susan I.indloy, Peter Ander- Clirisbnasy letter has been pic in abeyance for fiirlhcr hlntly. chairman «l Teiii)ik' laiiacu I'll',. Kxchungc's Santa Al Hint point Councilman .Samuel son. Richard Andrns, linhorl linin- , ,I:I,|I,,I.':I fur SrilHI.IHiu lur :iu .idilihon pared lo brini: haiipiness lo the II .v.is learned Iluil six .summonses Additional nominees can be sug- Kiuiiey Jv offered an amendment ton. Kenneth I.anl?, Peter Het/lnff. to the leniple in liasl Itrnad St.. re yiiungsler who will have his own were issued for viuUitiuns. several lets Board OK 11 eliminate the Orchard SI. inclli- Uriiin Dind.iv. ilerberl \V'i ker I Rested by written petition al least liorled I nc-d.i.V Ih.'il slightly inure answer direct Irons Santa f tin-in on Simiiay. However, oc- , ,, .. , /. ill;', (lavs before.1 the meeting. These Arrives Saturday .iuii in the oriliiiaiicu which drew n I'dllee Chief Jamea Mor- .. petitions rei|Uire at least 10 signa- ;econd from llodes. he will move for dismissal of Borough Karen wane. .^^ ^ ^.^ [,m](| ,IH.mlj(.ls a[ He .saul tlie cxeculive coiiuiiillec ing all of the expenses in Ihe pro Wi'Sllield youniisteJ s will learn Councilmaii Savage then withdrew Deborah Hawkins. Dorcen Mar- considers the cainpnic." a .success. gram which was begun three years thai Christmas i:; a time for KiviiiK the tickets when the recipients ap> large. Ills second of Ihe Welch molion, but xmnlainside—The Board of Kdu- shall. Dolores Gutlenbi'igpr, Uori- Arcordinfi to Mr. Weiss, the cam-,-Uo when Anrjeln Seandli, a post as well as receiving Saturday morn- icar lu court. The threo ]>uhlic members whose vii.s informed lie could not do this:. .loinhu,' in Mr. Tnlhol'i protests on Tuowlny night adopted a tenl- , rnnnne e HnssettHnet.. MarMayy Lou Sherwood, paign has cnlered I lie cleanup period j ofhee employee decided somethiiii! im: when tb<' Isxcbance (Tub will Dr. Al- Coiineilmaii Welch said he would be o budget for the l%4-(ir> school ! Diane Obenchain. Peggy .lones. Pa | terms expire next year are winch is expected lo end Dee M (should he dune about the letlei'K sponsor its 1'tlb annual children's were D.-miel Sharkey of M2 North I. llocr willing to accent the amendment r. totaling $-138.421—$13,771 more j (rici.-i Parker Joanne Thmne. Kli?- [ ''i-rl M. Falcone. Herbert A final report will be given at the trusting children mail Iw Sanla, Hi Cliristmas p.'irfy. Ave,, Koderlek A. llunnon of «36 Henry P. Tovviisend. and suggested a vote. ffor abctii Morin. Carol Keunody. Kiiecn I cong'cK.iltonal meclinu Jan, 2- coworkers in Hninch H!I2 entliusi- North Ave.. and William Lane alsfl Two oilier trustees whose terms i The program is scheduled to Ix-yin Voling on Iho amendment .stigKosl- of Grill North Ave. tloth Lane and W items contributing to the in- Clrupe. and Kenneth Morris. Laura i T'he addition will include a s;inc- astically supported the idea of mi- expire. Admiral A. D. Alexis and at !l a in w'ben club iiK'iiiber Austin d by Kidney brought two absleu- arniiin were nimmg (hose who were ls* are provisions for salary Ticc will sing the closing solo. j luary. auditoi inn), social hull and .sw'ei'itw: each missive and last year 1 Moessner. in tin role of Santa Clans, ions, Savage and (Gilbert, two noicke-lml for porking Sunday. s for all personnel, Uie addition Undersludii's arc Genie WliMfon, ] "«herl 1, Vance, are agency rcpn- other rooms and offices. set u[i Hie special Santa box. 1 will descend the :,:> foot filclioiisc 'otes, llurncr nnd Welch, and Ibrei Kvvrctt Thomas, (-xecutlvo vlco M administrative and one leach- Janice Parker, Klizabeih Wh.tlwk, --entalives rather than public mem- 1 tower on Nnrlli Ave. with tin aid of •os votes, Fife, Kinney and Itodes. •iresiduiit of tlie Chamber of Com- Position, and n partial subsidy Hoherta Shaptcr and (lail MdKcn. I«TS. Accordrngly. the ( mine, of an aerial ladder. After bis descent A( tlu'n point Council was not .sure tierce also voiced nn officlnl ob- it summer school program which Participalim! AKCIICII'S will act onGlee Club's 24th Christmas Concert (Continued on p.ific 31 lie will lead a paiade including a hullicr tlie amendmenl had passed, ieclidu from the chiimher. He told reduce tuition fees by approx- I Ihese potential vacancies, j The nominating comniitlec was fire truck, the U'estfield Hi^h School IContinued on page :n (Continued on page 3) eiy SO per cent, Tippilt Fund licacli [headed by Miss Nancy !•". Hrynolds At Edis band, and children to the Kialln Jlic tentativo budget's funds. la present trustee. Other trustees on Theater. •''I is (o be raiied by taxation— SJ50; Will CoiiliinH." j Admission In the theater will be Yllll- I»OMt Ott'lVV | Ihe committee were Mrs. (.'. I'. The Weslfield fMce club will pro- r icrcase of $60,311 as compared K. William one c-iin of food per child. Police 1,1. There is a total of $110 in the "J D. I Kddy. Schum.'iclier,,.,„,,, |M.ni jis ;t:p||| annual Christmas con- New* IVav<'Is Far Wchlflcld—O|ien weekdnys from 8 >i.in.-7 p.m. now to Dec. 20. Thomas Catalon, chairman for the last year's figure. Tinpit Fund" instituled by the local j Henry I'. Townscnd and l-.arl Wright cert Salurday evening at B::it) and Open .Saturday, Ixr. 11 anil [Ire. 21 from fl a.in,-5 p.m. Open Sunday, —Anil \\'i p.m. dally unit H a.in.-5 p.m. Sulurday i. Weslfield. !»»to the budget as the reasons cusod ass-is-in'of President Ken- 1'""! IJ. Peck and Mrs. i.orenli G. ,hl, dull [o<- his 2411. year. The ac world. Moiinliilnsldc1—Open Hockil.iys from X H.III.B p.m. from now to x levy jump. , ,j., . Wade. IcointianisIcompanisl Sylvanus Jenkins, will hbe (icork'i- I'eehl of Weslfield. an en- Another club member, floKi-r Tut- Dec. 20. Oprn Saturday, Dec, 11 und l)ef. 21 from 8 a.m.-5 p.m. No V-itrolnnn Robert Kektrt, PI1A ! Cordon <• fii^««l , ' "" " ' ""' ''"'' " "' "^ '"'!'' i ' ' «'' ^ an assorliui.'iit of <>lliei' pri/.e.s doruil- sociation held its I'Hh annual fall j Sieve Alwond. 'I'om Bruwn, Steve !llr:o ! !i i rr illv0 f i Kimes. Thcv will join with the (dee Ml, ,Y.d,( ,,IK, |,is fiimi|y r(,, .sports dinner at the Senior •>i'. and Council requesting Boxer Mr ar.d Mrs. Paul K- J "' ' '« «' ' f f * kl(. ed by local ine:t|ianls. A program I'iiKi t. Ceorge Cu.-inincham, Jial Mrs. M,n l.|n,,b in addmg a festive spir.tloL of cartoons on the .screen vill com- cafeteria last evening. i, John Laudonbergcr and '•a memorial lo John F. Ken- Mr -ind M.-s Rodf-riek K. Oiwles.ithe homes of Mr. aurt .Mi's, .lonn .M.;C|H|, in addinK a festive spirit lo|;il :!n Harrison AVC. Me had plete, the morning';, fun. (apt. Steve Atwood of Westfield Ccivy Mcfiowa'.i. s"ic area adjacent lo N. Scotch Knic'st Daman Arthur C Fried. Mr. ! Wiltkr. V,~ Hillside Ave.. and Mr. : M-vcral ff Ihe Christmas niirnbcis. | in i>-,kisi;m ,,r,t.i| ibis past sumii) Av ! High School'.-i Male, criunly and j A| , in senior platiues were award- : <'. set aside as a rocrca- and Mrs. Alan GoMMcin. fialpi- ' i' K'"- and Mrs. Frank J. Urown. XW (en-; The first croup will consist of j «!„.„ |l(. j,;,,| relumed lioinc for a M WatchiiDi: Conference e, ,,v country | ,-<| | [(„, socicr (cam: Joe Billka, 'yea, he dedicated to the mem- Jefferson. Mr and Mi's. Francis ; :erbiiry ltd, lioiievcd lo have bc"n (liristmas sonKs opening with "Si- cicilion. lie returned lo Dacca, Ilir liiiid I'llToil l.aiinclicd () ut| f champions; (oc;.ptain.s Dwight Da-|||cni Uarrovvs. Hill Blackburn, c 1,-iie president. Jud^c. Mr. and Mrs linicc Kimball. ; entered sonic (iinr Sunday or '-arly • lr ul NIKIII" by Franz Orutier; fol- !ar; es| cjty in l']a;-t Pakistan in y ' Monday while tin: families were ! lowed by "Cliristiens, Hark!" liar- vies and Joseph llagy of (he f(jr,f- j \,ikl. „,..„„,_ mJ1 Co|cs_ wjniam ^PC'tiii,,,,, j|, ,|1C form (|f a lc). Also, Uclford S. .Millcnn:;. Mr '•<«< September. To Aid Milrs I'amily ;r.v.iy. jiniini^ed by Fraueisiiuo DareieiDc; jl.all learn, and Caplam ISill Itich- [)uM, !vu, (;i..lffj ,j;irry Crant_ Mrs. Fred Mdnley. Charles ft. Mor s fldr.vred lo tho town offf- A T\' set and a .small ,-afe con-j "Xhc Hells Hing Out for Christmas" A fund In iiiii Ihe Jiihn Mile;, fiiiii'i,,|,| of the Walchun;: Conference rison Kdilh McMunay. Mr. "nc 'Continued on page 3) ^'toy and suggests that those :aii;in^ p(r.onal p.i|»eis uere taki'i) j by John S.'icco. In this contemporary iiy of til Caeemla I'l. has hi en (,-hainiiiiin soccer team were all Mrs. Harry C. Hordcn. Alice r $10,250 in Furs, m Kestfield who rue sym- liiliiK'iied b>' Ihu'.e illleicMed ill liejp- c from tiie V.illke home, although a j number the piano and or^an coin- awarded "Mo',1 Valuable Player* .|o tin- proposal also make RiiSS. Mr. and Mrs Mark K S-chcr. ( ! fi 1P in;; to (h-truy the r>:pe;i' vvilieh c,jir,;i], \c ii!Vfii' ji'y ;r.v,'i; s the r - ; ]i]nr: with the be!! rin;'r/-;; T)i" :r.var(l>. J-f'inss known to the officials. er,"Mr. and Mrs. Frank shanon.* 1 ; turn (if I'll. family, accurdin.:; to Uf-! liirllKlny of a Kins" by W. II, Ncid- Gems Stolen have oec.iired for Ihe family since l)av es won his award as the mostf Tree House Out 'W'Sdiv nln],.' /• -, Dr. and -Mf.s. Howard Spra-^. S'1'"- u v teeiive I.I- Alfred \'ardalis and S^t , linger. Arranged by Carl Deis: Mrs Ver.i Miles wa;. -hot and M-ri-valuable back au' M''S- Oelphinc 1 i 1 • Charles. ?ar;|ef pi: lol. to! il v.iiii' riit-li i Ilia , h'f-n liii.',iiilah/ctl s.incf Ihe \aiKiu-. squads voted fur the MVI1' a CM,nils ,.e,ii,u Tuesday night, 1 f RrOlld st l0 r 1 and' /" '", - ^Inyor j T;',r break was rli-eir.cred l>y Mrs.• The club's .second group uil! en;- ,nt SHI.r.u. were ;,io!r'n Tuesday j • )' "'l »U' ' 'iii'il'i winner , by :,eci>'t lullot ivre.tvd uii|i die prulileiu of tree 11 lMl rf;( ;i lll; ( t ic Ah J.I"" '' '' " ' ' ' J;H/ le.iui; llarr.v Hcan<-, J{;un!y lihnr. ; cnipt tlfein Irotu Ihe building code. . Missin:; irom -Mr. and Mrs Katcr" by liaymond lilie.i; ".Ar"' 'IIn )'.' il''.'ll kint irielief,:. a v.o.n Join: lln iien .'., in l)vvi;:hi Uavie:,, ! ('m.-nciiniait Henry I'. Wester re- •• •itiwi i-ci.v pat-iiciilarly j it— 1 Around Town ' p,r,.-.in\- I' -'".' are several fur pieces. i Vou Sl'-epirw, Hroth'T .IiihiiV" ••:• ;,r'. lamoml vvnvl watch valuer! ,it Wilhaiii Ouir.vcs. l.i.roy ilallman.' porti.-l it is the opinion of Mayor Or- ,,"('^-' >'' would embody his vi- Tux Trial Slated t Business Ilireclory . .. (I'ltiuii:-. several waiciies. .some J''W. i;uii;t"l by Uaymund Port'i: "Tl; • 'i.^n a full-i'Tii Hi mink eoat worlii .lue ll.'niy. charfi-. llely. Jay K•• i.m .liiluisiin anil the Council that 1 *!,.K<':lr "' ih" lcw''inle'«ral- I'lnirdi News . Sec. •"<- dry ;.nd •'•iiver and a portable TV. . Cab Soii^" iiiii,ie by Xand.'olf. I;- St..';'" .in ! a i'cr.sia'i l.imb C/:il, 51.- Tin- ' h.imluT of ( bu'lit, Jim Lincoln, Charles M.i-iliec IHHIM'S. and other backyard : : 't'ii.'- .;ihi, was no: estimated. ;:ccord- j lies by Harold liuiii". f-ubtitl'il "Th.- JW) been .uti ii-i'd by ii-. linn, J.uiH . (iNril, llaldaiK' T'.ih.i I'lavl ,iu'.:s .shoukl niji eonu.* tindei* r;i:i Sec •>—I .. ;~ - tl'.e iH-iition lo Conn- Garden .News ! in;.' :« S,;l Donald Coeitcl and Plain- j Clip.Clop SOUK" and "I.e Ki.-icre": : i:n' Williams II) Hie linn ,1 l)u;'.h| | feno. li,arl'S Wiilniei), Jue \Vi'.-iiill : Ui,- jiiiisdi(titMi of tlio tmildinj; ordi- iT';"", 'i-v. Cl.u-k W. Hunl. Obituaries . ... I, ioli'tsinaii f.'obert IS','11. The thieves | "'Slndole Pumpa" ;irran;;cd iiy Alice ; r,i:;<\ The break lii'n; place between John tone that it-, -u on I Ii,- bu ,i- ,i-l ••" and Iliad /iiiiiiii'i'inaii. i u.iiiee, .iungle gyms and similar 1 Social ..Sec. -—1 •••Vt.r"c' '"''•"'"H' ". Ucv. James r. 5—IJ jesi'-ertd the home tlirouijii an unlock- j Parker and Robert. Shaw. Mr. Marsh \'J a.m. and 4 p.m., acct.rdin, to po- ne:,s invi.'iitory !nx should be heard ;n | Eight senior plaques for cross ! equipment also would be specific al- n H: rri;jOn Spurli cd cellar door. ' (Coalioued on paga 3) jlico. •if< \v"'i ' ' A. Williams .Sec. i court early in January. mcinbeti gi the ttaduatlas I ly c» :mptcd. - »'ikur Allen, Mr. aud Mrs. Theaters Page 2 TOE WESTFIELD (V. 3.) LEADER, TfllTtSDAY, DECEMBER 12, 1963 ••8S8""-

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OPEN WEEKDAY EVENINGS TILL CHRISTMAS 207 E. BROAD STREET, WESTFIELD • AD 3-1171 «THE WESTFtKI.D (N. J.) LEADER. THIKSDAY. DECEMBER 12, IMS Page 3 North Ave. | County Enpn« r OR- Senior Auxiliary's Yard Site ] Additional Job 1 iim me oar; • Continued from page 1) I .. . : u lU n<1 i Oltlt»**t Unit McCroskey, a i>lann:nK consultant ancil that he fully supported the j Da\,' " ,° ' ° Gift Is Tribute : from New \ urk Ci!y EVEN BETTER THAN BEFORE position expressed by Mr. Talbot: , "V" "" ' l ' u i J J 1; l ' Cub Scout pack 170. spon.iorvd b> The plaintiff!, submitted 42 e.\hii>- i asked why 1,200 feet had to bo V,.. °,,' ." ' " > ( ll 1 To Mrs. Kniflfin :uc (iraul School WO. will observe its suppoflini; v!ie:c v"oiue'Ui»Mi \i\.ti ^•d when a shorter distance ''!*'*' 'f'' ' ' 1 more just K J u> tls ^7;!t alumef>jiy tonu'irow ui the tlte j>!opused siU woiijd li.!w *KI JJ FANTASTIC ASSORTMENT H,I he more justified. • i','"''when',' "-"<>! 1 .v'i'lliani Peek. Westfield attorney, A J,I;' ill >!.UiJ0 !u tho ChiUreii ^ • MMSO eiliH ) t :i rosiJent;:il pr<>];ci'> : pearing in behalf of Hahne & '""'"• ^pevla;!/t"J Hospital. Mountainside, The quests vni! incsudr three of in Die oie.i ell OF ,ii|«>"--- ur8ed council to recon- '• T^S'lay U f t nd n memory of Hie Into Mrs. Harry the original clumer ineinlH-rs. Don- did not b-.'k>nK to Westiieid mpany 1 v : er their action especially during; Edward 11 1 r io - A Kmff.ii. wa> approved at a re- ald B;ii;iier, Kichard v h:iiiilH rkim CKUIIII'IIII;; the I'luirses t'.v the s busy season. He pointed out that • "'airman. ;h.i' st V Lent nieehni; of the Senior Auxiliary and I'llarles Krankonluvh Neiuli i>jrd's iippuneiits. the deiciiM' has Juilt , department store provides 514| ' 30- the ' o d v ht ion d to the hospital. borhoiHJ nuh Scout Vomniiisioiu'r placed 7H e.\iu! .:s on Ihe nii'i'd and v or LADIES' DRESSES rkiiy? spaces. 459 for customers) ''- ' Social Stun n id 1 « Mrs Ktuffin. who died Friday at Frank Budinscak will present the by the time the lase is eonckulc-il i'. l j 55 for employees, and also dur-! s undti a on it IIM l ie hospiuil was hotiorurv president new charter :o Mis Fred Ihiud. 1'Tt) \ is e\|>i'eted that ,i total «f I2S i^liilv Shirtwaist Models Only heavy shopping periods employ; cf the insti'.iitimi \ its will ha\tl tK'rii euteletl •king attendants to facilitate the i The iiuvlinj: nf the senior auxiliary The present eiiUmajter is Theo | .At conlftition in the suit is Hit* venient of vehicular traffic into; was lifld ill tlio homo of Mrs.. Rieli- ! dore Meier, who is assisted by Kob- ! towns decision to use seven acres i out of the store parking areas I MVP Award • 100% PIMA COTTON ani lienj.iiniii o( lit!T Woodland Ave. j ert Moore Tin- pack roniinillre of kind. [>arl of tU arri's il pur je said there was little excuse! 'Continued from pace with Mrs. Kianklm Park. Mrs K. K. | chairman is Hart Cieiuents. j chased in I8!l.*i fruni private vjvvner.s such extreme measures. He add-: Jack w • SOLIDS AND PRINTS ... . , li' »i- Mark MeUnif. Dart I'row. Mrs Ciirleloii Hunker and The paek is U'lie\ed to be the ol>l in the l.uintx>ru Mill Kd aivn. fur that the additional parking spaces! Phelps. Lew Porchetta. Bill Kicho!d. , Mrs Hichard Miller ;issistint;. est one in Watchimn Council ul Hoy the new 'l\t\ui \;ud Tins land is - --•• ;B«l> Si-hram. John Suarks. Dick uudevelojH'd juul fiiiinerly was used • WAMSUTTA OXFORD CLOTH DAVID I,. KKKSK Mrs cJeiir^e M Ivounds, diaii Scouts and the only one that has jStiefkin, Kd Thorne. and Alan Walt- of the Junior Auxiliary, anmuineed maintained a sinjile sponsor for such iis a si'wa>'e dump, tl was pointed (Solid Color) j man. the anniuil tay <• this Saturday All hut 21 jii'ri'S of Ihe on^inal 1 Sizes 8 to 18 ieen notified that at a busiuo&s j were given to Donald Glassey, who The juniors uisu have conlrihuted j IK) acres, iircorduij! to iloiiiee I ) j ; of the New Jersey State , takes the part of the schools "Hint $100 from a bake sale and bottle i reported by Mrs C. W. Anderson, linker. West field town attorney, has ! of Municipalities In At- I Devil"; cheerleaders Sharon Calii- In Masonic Rite j brigade, and are filling Christmas reprcscntatne from the hoard of been used fur the development ol ! antic City Friday, he had been 1 «an. Judy Blank. Ruth Serijan, Mar> ! i stockings for the children at the mimasws. The average stay of the Tamaiiiie.s Talk. | leclfd a League executive board Werner. Margaret Werner. Bruce' Wavid 1. Kivse of :.;|J Ilillnvst ; hospital puticnts is 151 days and the 50 beds Mdvvard A. fvacliar of Saeluir, Sach i R.g. $12.98 iwmber for the ensuing year. Zimmerman and Dick Keilogi;; to Ave. was m.tl.illeil :i> wur;.liip mas ! Mrs It, M. Longloy, chairman of are usually filled, it was staled. ar. and liernstein <•[ I'LimdeUI ami; twirlers Joy CarriKan. Cathy Bent-! tec nf Hill.-i(li> l.mt^r \o 241. K and | the anmuil luiu'licon hnrisc parlies. Guests at the meeting were Miss Fred W. Slickcl HI are representinK \ A M at ihe Masonic Hall. Mi No Ihe north side of North Ave.. ley and Karla Salomon, drum ma•: : announced Uie dates for I'M* lo ht- Martha Van Weil nnd Miss Kliza- the Township of Scotch l'ljins and Broad Si.. Hillside. Tuesday in- OPEN MON. THRU FRI. EVES 'TIL 9 P.M. uld serve lo ease the crowded jorette Carol Henry and hand mem- j ; April 13 Iti at Ihe Far Hills Inn. Mrs both Hichards from tho hospital, and the pro'MTly ovmers iditions in the store's lot and bers Richard Bangs, Bill Bersquisl,' j Franklin Park will be in charge of Mrs Harold Mracher and Mrs. Jo- p to keep traffic there moving IX'nnis Brotman, Kit Cave, Gay Co- i A former Hillside resident. Mr. the sale of ticket seph Valentine, honorary members ldys I)(nial(>d lo IMJA re freely. burn. David Michaels. Tom Hewitt. Keese is employed by Western l-'Wv Mrs. Austin I). Crchnre, volunteer of the auxiliary. Jpponents had questioned why the Jcan Lengler, John Laudenb' I-emmons. Brendan McCrann, of Hillside Cliapter No 1W *)1-:S of 3.14<) hours contributed by the ing was provided by "The Twelve," ! have been jjiveii hy I'uul's llobhy i had a survey made and deter- Jane Price. James fiyckman, James The iiMalline. learn ini'lildeil W. auxiliary this year upproxi j girls sinking group from Westfield Art, i'i'i South Ave , lo the Weslfield i Arthur Stevens ning that there was little or no[!\>lan.. I)avid Somers. Hick Thieli B. llorben Olio Si . W. H Vermin mutely 700 hours in October and iligh School. Patrolmen's hVilovolciit Associiitiun. ' Ific on a Saturday evening, after Martha Tomlinson. Bonnie Warren, Laws. W li Wesley Hi.lihnis. W H Nl A total of 10.75S hours for distribution to needy children 233-5-7 East Broad St. ADamt 3-1111 > store closes each night and on Koger Welch and Beth Pralt. William Beallie. He\ . C Davis Holi-|If fn. r lhe >0f llaiiiilUm Squaic. all mem- ^juncilman A. Turncy Savage, Award was presented to James' l|eis of Hillside l.c>d,:e and Kev. C. d, "it is conceivable that council O'Neil by Martin Wallberg. Ameri-' I1;"'l Musselman of St. Paul's Kpis ikes mistakes time and again. can Legion Post 3. Commander Ken- copal Church, a member of I'niuii [ I think you should know that neth Hamilton made the presenta- l.odtfe of Strict Observ aiice No. 3. Ilin Associates, the consultants to tion. Detroit. Mich i Planning Board recommended The toastmaster was Craig Kllis, Also insliilled vine: William HoKg, • temporary prohibition and in so Booster president and the dinner j seniur uurden. John Ku/ic. jumur ng may have lacked intimate chairman was Harold Stotler. , warden. W. li. Heibeit Sinw. Ireas awledge of the situation. This was After short speeches were made hy I liter, W. H ,1 Kranklin Heiuh.ii'd, ; an arbitrary action by council, the team coaches the plaques and ' secretary; Kduuiml Pierre Taylor, j I was based on the recommenda- chaplain, .luhn 1-; Kiiiiniel. .scnitu' j trophies were presented to the stu 1 ns of the Planning Board." dents hy their respective coaches deacon. K'duard H llydt . itini'ir I fhe hearing on the parking prol>- deacon. Wesley Oileii. si'iiinr nmster i n on North Ave. concluded with <»f ceremonies. Wilh.un Altlretl^c, \ final statement by Cunnar Agosto itiiiior master of ecrcnioiiiev Mor-i Macliugh's. chairman of the j Glee Club ns Naiiiiiinnv senior sieuard. John! amber's parking committee who W Brooks, lufiiur slruanl, .liiltn ! 'Continued from pa^e 1' • d council "we appreciate the at Zelkn. nuf-hal. \V It .l.unes C ! will join in Ihi.s traditional Czech ; Wlni.ill. tyl.i W II Herbert Olio j npts to ease parking and traffic sons, which he has recorded mi w but in the area under discus- Si . li\h!iT .1 l.eeiis Hidwn. pi n\y i HCA Victor uilh the liohert Shaw i lo f:ra:»l iii'Ue .mil ll.uiy II. Mia- m it may have been too ambitious Choral. : I'lilll. lusltil'l.lll undertaking." The club's Ihircl group will ton sist of "Invocation of Orpheus" by ' •Jacupo Peri, arranged hy l'hilip! AVOII> TIIC; 'it MI-MIOI1 NOW! 'Rights' Duey. I'eri is generally credited with having composed Ihe first opera. (Continued from page 1) This selection is from "Kuridicc" TODAY at i P.M. TRANSFERRED?

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us to gel up from our armchairs I arranged by Ralph Baldwin-Frank ; detailed information on t d act rather than talk." j Scherer. ' houses which fit your require* 3r. Schoenewaldt said that "lo! Tickets may he obtained for both ments even before your first PROAD AT PROSPECT ike Westfield a community in j the Saturday and Sunday perform- visit to the new areal BY THE PLAZA ikh we can take more pride, cer-1 anccs at the Music Staff, 27 Kim REMEMBER: Homerica works n changes must take place. It St.. and Welch's Paint ;md Wall- i only for YOUI All of their ef- uld be a better community if . . - paper Store. 214 K. Broad St.. nr > forts — research, reports and could live side by side with har- from any club member. ! advice — are exclusively on my." behalf of the prospective HE'LL BE HERE IN PERSON He called on citizens lo work JS Length of LiimbiT Rams buyer. They have no conneo rents, voters, members of school, Wcslfield Man's Car tion with the seller. It is thei' DECEMBER 12th Thru DECEMBER 20th sincss, fraternal and civic groups responsibility to guard YOUR see thai "the principles upon A large piece of limber rammed interests. 1 licb our wa-y of life is based" arc . through the grill and radiator of a . FOR HIS 12th ANNUAL VISIT t into practice. As residents and I drjven by Gomor ,,. u.His. SB, for further details call the ncowncrs . hhe urged lhthat "we wci : EACH CHILD WILL RECEIVE A FREE GIFT I •*"""" " "-""'' "' """• "'"' of 5io Grove St. Saturday while he Homerica representative in the ie as neighbors, on their merit, was driving his vehicle on Route (',!•. Weslfield, Mountainside, Scotch Glvo your favorite youngster a lasting gift — of minority groups. And y Washington Township, state police j Ploins, Fanwood area. givo the gift of thrill . , . «n selling a home to put it up for reported. A NEW SAVINGS ACCOUNT I le so as to be available to be seen The timber fell from a truck oper- ! Pearsall & Frankenbach, unined and bid upon by all per ated by Richard .!, Hicks. 40. of Inc. 13." Hightstown. Police said the timber fe suggested listing the home with went through the grill and radiator Realtors i rights group which brings Negro into the motor block. 115 Elm Street ?ers in contact -with homes avail- Westfield, N. J. I* on an open basis. CHRISTMAS GIFTS A PROBLEM? j AD 2-4700 Ye» . . . Santa Claui will be hero dally through Friday, > question and answer session fol- USE LEADER ADS AS GUIDE i wl the opening remarks. December 20th! He will be giving a wonderful free gift to children of all ages. Santa will personally receivo each SEE IT TODAY! Parking IN child on his throne to hear their wishes for Christmas, every SCOTCH afternoon as well as on Monday night. Thrill your children 'Continued from page 1> PLAINS! while he's here. Take them in for their official visit with s defeated, or just what the status irincetort !. The. three affirmative votes Santa and bring your camera, tool •* sufficient to approve the 4 •endment. Models to ' *as then decided that under Choose from alimentary rules Savage could *' withdraw his second of the orig- 'I inlroduction of the ordinance, from GIVE A SAVINGS ACCOUNT wh he did. However, when no oth- $ FOR CHRISTMAS wcond came for the amended or- Fre*7 with each account — this col- lapce it died. 22,990 orful personalized Christmas stock- fhc matter now will be held over I !:, THE PRINCETON ing with a new plaid passbook — ' consideration by the new Coun- can be hung on tree or rnontlcpicce. a'-er Jan. l. \V(.< FROM WESTFiELD - Take South Ave. West to Princeton Ave. and Yuletide left to models. 'Continued trom page U 'dent directors are Gcnic Wlicalnn AT NO COST TO YOU: i Janice Parker. r!,','l,»'".1>r"-'i7.'..l''il|iA'i'1 '•'' ™°r student committee i-hiiiriuen SALES AGENT lu( < i ;: Margaret Bclt.s, costume. FRANK CHUPKO '"cy Lee and Derith Madden, WESTFIELD FEDERAL SAVINGS wc-up; Kcndra Clivor, po.iin?; •"Phaniv Stevenson, props; Thco- |,|. li-Klll ^ Dunham, timer: David Som- ^ •; Kit-hard Kellogg, stage Page 4 THE WESTFIELD (N. J.) LEAOER, THURSDAY, DECEMBER 12,1963m-i Texas to Denver. Cause of the mis- August F. Kessier l4 hap has not been determined. Tlie Frog Prince' OBITUARIES Garivood—August F. Kessier, 73. of. Mr. Vines who lived in Denver. r NEWS OF WESTFIElr7, Colo., for the past 25 years, wax the 24!l Second Ave., a retired sheul \ Vn Hall a Pavilion, it was opened in IHIiO. owner ol a refrigerator business he melul worker, died Saturday night j A U UCllJI. la Golden Deeds Book operated with a son, Konald. He at- al Muhienlx'ig Hospital. Pluinfieki, j » •* PUBLIC SCHOOLS In 1951, Mrs. Kniffin was enrolled tended Westfield public schools. after a short illness. i At JI*> EDISON in the Book of Golden Deeds of the A recent survey of teacher activity by ICvereii c: rUVn.'.'" Oilier survivors include his wife, Born in Cranton, Pa., he lived in! p Exchange Club of Weslfield "for Ellmona; two daughters. Mrs. Bar- [ the Weslfield-Garwood at ea since "The Flog Prince." presented by shows that 21 Edison teachers are Association. " meritorious service to tlie commu- bara Daniels and Mrs. Georgia Wink- 11923. He retired as a sheet metal the Merry Wanderers will bu seen j currently taking courses at various nity and le- her fellow-men." elback. both of Denver: his parents woi'ker in 1953 and subsequently Saturday at 2:30 in the Weslfield I schools and universities. This repre- Mrs. Paul Tuule \ She was a member for many years Mr. and Mrs. S. M. Vines of 630 served as a school crossing guard at High School auditorium by ehildr-jn I senls one-third of the faculty. Six G«nt School. s&J of Ihe board of trustees of the New Drake PI., here: a brother. Lock Wilson School. Weslfield. and did in tin: first, secund and third grades I teachers are attending a language her collection of ea Jersey Orthopedic Hospital, Orange. ward of Denver, and a sister. Mrs parltime work for the Weslfield of West field public schools holding institute, one a math institute, and fags and gaV(. Born in Plainfield, Conn., daugh- James Sheola of Clark. Leader. He was a member of Local Junior Theater series one tickets. one a science workshop. Dr. Bruce each one. He, K. Bolhwell, principal, is studying inthc ter of Mr. and Mrs. Thomas Hutch- Services were held yesterday ir 22. Sheet Metal Workers Union. The beautiful princess, her mis- Magazine. inson, she studied piano in Boston Elizabeth. automatic data processing with ref- Denver. Interment also was in chievous brother, the royal courl erence to applying high speed ma- and voice with Dr. Jules Jordan in Denver. Survivors are his wifp. Lenda: wizard, a real live frog, a wicked Gram School chiliim Providence. H.I. She continued her chinery to school work, reports, and two daughters, Mrs. Ruth Groskin witch and a valiant Prince all comt <° another guesr musical education with Mr. and Mrs , research. The classes are held at Jima visited the third' 1 to life in a fantasy mood. 11 is a Union County Technical Institute at * J. Henry McKcnley of New York Mrs. A. Willoughby sky of Mountainside, and Mrs. Es- room of Mr::. Svbil ther Gaughan of Westfield, and six lively and humorous adaptation and Scotch Plains. Universities and col- where she made her home for sev Mrs. Adelaide M. Willoughby, 71, is staged to satisfy the theater-going Japan was a study topi era! years. of G96 Rahway Ave., widow of Wil- grandchildren. leges al which the 21 teachers are Japan, he brought to appetite of Westfield junior critics," doing graduate work include, Ford- Mrs. Kniffin came to Weslfield in liam H. Willoughby, died Saturday Funeral services were held al Mrs. G. E. Beardsley. chairman of JOHNNY GRECO many interesting facls 1907 with her parents and her broth- at her home after a brief illness. Gray's Funeral Home yesterday at ham, Columbia, Rutgers, St. Peters esp todays and CW the Junior Tehaler program, said. and Montclair. er, Albert. She was married lo Mr. 2 p.m. Rev. Walter Reuning, pastor ed samples of brush Born in Brooklyn, she lived in Wyman Steengrafe, principal of , Kniffin in 1917. The couple lived for Westfield for 52 years. She was a of the Redeemer Lutheran Church Program Chairmen Congratulations to Lynn and Ellen plained how writing many years in a house at 12. Broad officiated. Wilson School will supervise the au- ! Isaacman, ninth graders who have nved from pirtures_ £ MRS. HARRY A. KNIFFIN past matron of Atlas Chapter, OES, dilorium dining the performance. St. and Euclid Ave. and a member of First Baptist Interment was in Fairview Ceme- been chosen as the new eitizens-of- Japanese textbooks for u,Z* Active in Church Work tery, Westfk'ld. Scouts from Washington School will To Attend Dec. 18 the-month. The twin daughters of eating utensils and dishes L Church. lead the opening exercises. The Mrs. Kniffin Dies; Mrs. Kniffin was a member of the Mr. and Mrs. David Isaacman were kimona one Survivors are two sons, Dr. Sam- play will end at 3:40 p.m. of Ihe Presbyterian Church in Westfield uel H. of Scotch Plains, a Westfield Osgood S. Rogers Talent Showcase cited for their fine school spirit. modeled. and was instrumental in forming its chiropodist, and William E. of Ber Fanwood—Osgood Sleeper Rogers, They are members of the Girls Headed Hospital present Woman's Association. At 82, of 174 Herbert Ave., a musician Tlie Westfield-Mountainside Area Sports Council, the Dramatics Club, nardsvillc; five grandchildren and B'nai B'rith's Talent Showcase to be Released in Bail the time it was organized, she was two great-grandchildren. and civic leader, died in his sleep at 2 Ordinances Aim and the Y-Teens. In the bookstore Mountainside—Mrs. Louise Hutch- held Wednesday evening at 8:30 at hey are managers for the Student vice president in charge of parish Funeral services were held at his home Saturday morning. Robert Lee Davis 20 of ML, inson Kniffin, former director for work. She was a member and past the Jefferson School auditorium will jovernment Association. This is the many years of (lie Children's Coun- Gray's Funeral Home Tuesday Mr. Rogers had retired from the mom Ave. was arrested )(J president of its Advance Bible Class. American Telephone and Telegraph At Speed, Bikes be attended by program chairmen irst time that the award has been night on a charge ol Ealiiftja try Home, now the Children's Spe- morning. Hev. William K. Cober given to two people. She was a member of the West- officiated. Co. in New York in 1946 after a tele- from Lions, Rotary, Kiwanis, Hadas- statement to obti.in a li fa cialized Hospital, New Providence Town Council Tuesday night ap- sah. Exchange, OUT, Council of Jew- field Art Association and a member Interment was in Fairview Cemc phone career of 42 years. He began After an intensive and spirited license in that h> is uj Rd., died Friday at the hospital since 1910 of the Woman's Club of proved on first reading ordinances ish Women and many other organ- campaign for eighth grade class of- after a brief illness. tery. with the New England Telephone Co. was released on $25 bail. Westfield. She was made an honor- in 1904 and after 22 years came to to fix speed limits on Lamberts Mill izations, it was announced today by 'icers, pupils last week elected Rich- Mre. Kniffin. widow of Harry A. ary member of the Woman's Qub the AT&T office in New York, where Rd. and change the dale for renewal Herbert Ross, program chairman for ard Rhotla, president; Thomas Mur- Kniffin, a short story writer, was n 1(153. Mrs. Mary Krutzner he remained until his retirement. of bicycle licenses. the lodge. ay, vice president; Bruce Simone, Al tlie While House elected president of the board of Mr. Kniffin traveled extensively. Mrs. Mary Krutzner of 1714 Boule- Mr. Rogers had been a solo flutist Councilman Herbert H. Welch Jr., The Talent Showcase was designed secretary, and Thomas Schaible, trustees of the home in 3921 and First National Community Qj She had made a trip around the vard, widow of Hudolph Krutzner, with the Plainfield Symphony for 32 who introduced both measures as to Hive exposure to new performers treasurer. mas Tree in the U.S. was j served in that capacity until 1958 world and more recently a trip died Thursday at home after a long years, and was a former vice presi- chairman of Council's police commit- and will have Johnny Greco as mas- Latin classes are Mrs. Miildred when she was elected honorary the While House lawn In Y& d around Africa. illness. dent of the orchestra. His wife was tee, said that the changes in the lur of ceremonies. He has appear- Long have again put up an interest- Calvin Coolidge was Presifaif; president. She later retired as di- There ore no immediate survivors. Born in Hungary, she lived in its former registrar. speed limit on Lamberts Mill Rd. ed al the Concord The Pines, and ing display of Christmas greeting rector. tree was a spruce from C Funeral services were held Mon- Linden most of her life before mov- Music had been Mr. Rogeru' life- would conform to those set up by other Calskill resort spots. On the cards in Latin. Some contain scenes native state, Vermont. She became the director of the day at Gray's Funeral Home with ing here 12 years ago. She was a long hobby. He had taught flute les- Scotch Plains, The township con- program with Greco will be Marsha rom ancient Rome and others are member of St. Paul's Lutheran rols one-half of the highway. Un- Carroll. Miss Carroll has also ap- modern cards with Latin captions. In the following yearCooHjf) hospital in 1942, three years after Dr. Frederick E. Christian of the sons in his hbtne until the lime of sided at a ceremony under Ihe q her husband's wath, moving there Presbyterian. Chur'ch officiating. Church, the Ladies Aid Society of his death, and both he and Mrs. der the proposed ordinance the speed peared at the best resort hotels in ROOSEVELT he church and the Hungarian Round Miami and appeared most recently sorship of the American Tim from her home in Westfield. She de- Interment was in Fairview Ceme- Rogers had been members of the limit fixed will be 40 miles per hour Chester H. Bright, assistant prin- association, lo urge the uscgfin voted full time (o directing its work .ery where Dr. Christian offered Table Charitable Association, all in Plainfield Musical Club. from Rahway Ave., to Dorian Rd., at the Copacubana in New York with cipal of Roosevelt Junior High Linden. Christmas trees. and to maintaining the home. prayers. Born in Salem, Mass., Mr. Rogers and 35 MPH from Dorian to W. .loo K. Lewis and the Hit/, Brothers. School, lias been appointed a mem- It was largely due to her high Surviving are a son, Rudolph of had moved to Westfield 25 years Broad St. Other talent to appear will be Dor- ber of the Pension Policy Commit- LEADER CLASSIFIEDS tU standards that the institution today Liicella €. Johnston Westfield; two sisters, Mrs. Helen ago and to Fanwood 15 years ago. Councilman readily supported the othy Grunt .Richard Felmeister, Stu tee of the New Jersey Education As- is considered one of- the finest spe- Krutzner of Westfield and Mrs. He had done civic work in both measure expressing their intent to Baron, Hita Ferdinand, The Elec- lOciation. Announcement was made eiali2ed hospitals for children in the Miss Lucclla C. Johnston of 402 Ester Voros in Hungary; three Mountain Ave. died Thursday in Westfield and Plainfield. Both he and cooperate with a neighboring com- tras, The Heather Bell Troupe, Al country. It is a member of both grandchildren and three great- Mrs. Rogers had been active In Red Overlook Hospital in Summit after grandchildren. munity. and Bruce Walker, Carol Ann Powell ANOTHER REASON IK the American and New Jersey Hos- Cross work, and were members of and Jo Ann Aliseo, pital associations and is approved a brief illness. Funeral services were held at the The bicycle move is to end the Solid Fuel Aims Miss Johnston formerly served as the First Congregational Church of practice of having the bike license Tickets for the Showcase are avail- ZENITH LEADS IN by the American College of Sur- ,ee Funeral Home, 301 B. Blancke Westfield, where Mr. Rogers had geons—said to be the highest honor music assistant in the kindergartens St., Linden, Monday afternoon. year conclude in November, shifting able at the Leader office or by writ- CUSTOMER PREFERENC of the Weslfield public school sys- served as a deacon and trustee. it to May. ing to Herbert Ross, 1600 Rising Told Rotarians that can be attained by a hospital. Interment was in Graceland Me- Mrs. Rogers, the former Madelyn It was primarily through Mrs. em for more than 35 years. morial Park, Kenilworth. Public hearings on both items was Way, Mountainside. Mountainside— James E. Gaston Horn in Brooklyn, Miss Johnston Wyman. is her husband's only sur- Kniffin's efforts that a 54-bed wing, vivor. set for Dec. 26. of Republic Coal and Coke Co. of costing $450,000, was built. Known iad resided in Westfield for 70 Chicago told the Rotary Club Mon- as the Louise Hutchinson Kniffin tears. She was a member of the William A. Elimling A memorial service for Mr. six grandchildren and thrco great- Rogers will be conducted at 2 p.m. Gambling Charges day in the Halfway House that the A'estfield Presbyterian Church more Warren Township — William A. grandchildren. coal industry wiil play a significant .han CO years. She was a member of Ehmling, 75, of Sterling Rd., a for- today in the chapel of the First The funeral will be from I he Prall Jongregalional Church in Weslfield. role in the nation's economy. Mr. the Woman's Association, the Golden mer motor vehicle agent in West- Funeral Home, 124 E. First Ave., Hold 2 for Jury Gaston said Ihe industry has modern- Age Club and the Elizabeth Norton field, died Monday at home after a Officiating will be Dr. Howard Roselle. Spragg of the Board of Home Mis- ized itself to play its part in Amer- Bible Class of the church. She also brief illness. Walter B. Wayne Jr., 33, of 520 ica's future. sang In the choir and had taught Born in Baltimore, he lived in sions of the Congregational Church, Downer St., was held for the grand Sunday School. Westtield before moving here 15 who formerly served as interim min- Clinton Hofllcr jury Tuesday in Municipal Court on He said coal's new look includes years ago. He owned and operated ister of the Weslfiold congregation. Cl!nton Hoffler ol 22!) Myrtle Ave. a charee of possession of lottery ultramodern production machines She is survived by three brothers, and new automatic, preparation Harry A. Johnston of Fort Lauder- the Roxdane Dog Kennels here. died Dec. 4 at his home. paraphernalia. Born in Gates, N.O., Mr. Hoffler plants. New transportation methods dale, Fla,, Samuel M. Johnston of Mr. Ehmling operated a motor Magistrate William XL Heard aha vehicle agency in Westfield for 15 John W. McMahon lived here for mote limn 50 years. including coal pipelines, integral or Green Brook and Alan Johnston of John W. McMahon, 84, of 139 Ef- held .lames A. Bullock, 57, of 628 unit trains and other transmissions Westfield; a sister, Miss M. Eliza- years. He was a former president of He rotred in IMG from the Car- fingham PI., formerly of Roselle,. a penter's Steel Co. in Union, lie was Downer St. for grand jury action. will reduce the price of the delivered beth Johnston, with whom she re- the Wustfield Kennel Club and was Bullock is charged with permitting Worn entirely aMIww a member of Atlas Lodge 125, F& retired wire chief for the Western a member of Bethel Baptist Church. products and help moke coal even ... not a body-worn lid! sided, and many nieces and neph- Union Telegraph Co., died Tuesday a lottery on the promises. He is more attractive lo customers, he ews. AM, Westfield. . He is survived by his widow, Mrs. Tiny, inconspicuous at Brookside Nursing Home, Cran- Ida Hoffler; three sons, James of 121 owner of the Westfield Taxi Service said. There to no better way to show He was the husband of the late weighs less than Vi omwi Funeral services were conducted ford, after a long illness. Cacciola PI.; Isaac of Jersey City Inc., 242 W. North Ave. Hail of *l.- Mrs. R. Marian Ehmling. Richard Bilney gave the invocation Ask for details on HWa your love and respect than with at 11 a.m. Saturday in the chapel Born in New Orleans, Mr. Mc- and Edwin Lcgette of Elizabeth; 000 each was continued for both men. a Barre Guild Certi- of the Presbyterian Church by the Surviving is a brother, Charles J. at the meeting which included 15 money-back gusrantM! Mahon lived In Roselle for 33 years three daughters, Mrs. Mnble Forbes Fined Tuesday lor speeding were guests and 15 members. The guests fied Monument. Call BARRE\ Rev. Richard L. Smith, assistant of Cranford. before coming to Westfield two and of Plainfield, Miss Traynor Hoffler Leon Friedland, 730 Hiiven PL, Lin- minister. Services will be held at Gray's were introduced by John McDon- today or visit our CLHLDI a half years ago to make his home of Gates, N.C., und Mrs. Ruth Mat- den, and Marion A. Trijjgs, 2275 ough. now btlrg dtmonstntri>• Interment was in Fairview Ceme- Funeral Home today at 2 p.m. Stockcr Lane, Scotcli Plains, $20 monument display. Monument! with his daughter, Mrs. Martin D. shall, at home; and a sister, Mrs. tery. Interment will be in Fairview Bergan. His wife was the late Mrs. Alice Barnes of Gates, N.C. each; Herbert W. Osterman. llfil Cemetery. Sallio Barton McMahon. The Rev. Jerome Brown conducted Shnclcamaxon Dr., $16; Robert F. WORLD'S S Ball Midway Ave., Fanwood, «t»t£ MI* Minm J. H. Eggleston 110 Central Av«nui when the Civil Air Patrol plane he died Dec. 4 in Muhlenberg Hospital, tery. •mo HOME Statr l'nriu A let. MONUMENTS - MARKERS was piloting crashed in Texas. Plainfield, after a brief illness. veteran of the Spanish American The Plinton Funeral Home was in $20; and Theodore Sobrano, 523 Vic- MUJIMKCE COHPAM AI> :I3:MO Woitfield, N. J. Kit. 1801 Phone PI. <]-O7(MJ A family spokesman said Mr. Born in Ridgewood, Queens, he War Watchung Camp, Spanish Amer- charge of arrangements. tor St., Scotch Plains, $30. 405 W. Front St.. Plalnfleld, N. J. Vines was flying the plane from had lived here for five years. He ican War Veterans. was employed at Colonial Drugs in Mr. McMahon was a member of Union. the Morse Club, the Wire Club of Surviving are his wife Elaine; New York and the Western Union son, Scott at home; his mother, Mrn. Retired Employees Association of Let us NOT forget to remember BARONET 0PH» Catherine Will of Long Island; and Florida. He was a communicant of DEERSKIM MOC Slyle U37 a brother, James of Ridgewood, St. Joseph's Church, Roselle. Slyl. 400 The LINCOLN MONUMENT Co. Queens, Also surviving are three other Soil Mo» Ci U Complete detlgn service and Funeral services were held Mon- daughters, Mrs Otto A. Bergan of day at the George Baque Funeral Largo, Fla: Miss Dorothy McMahon custom manufacturing done on premises Home in Ridgewood. of Brooklyn, and Mrs. Charles H. 40S Orange lload. Montolalr — 744-1800 Interment was in Pinelawn Thompson of St. Petersburg, Fla.; a cvrnln*..

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£ver hear ol Railway's great 'gliding on -ht. ^y o( kl..y .....d d|f :;as«oach robbery? Of Anthony si pa! i on ' Bridges, one of Monmouth County's The lurrjtivp of Antliony Bridges nfaiiioi's P'ne robbers'? Or. of tin.- is the Revo!ii!i(ji;.iry era story of a pif Burlington wreck caused \\\u n r;1 yoiitia Marylandi-i who is corrupted i I! Liin backed inlo a lean; o! in I'tHlaJol.nhia and jom-ncys froiv lorsrs? then- !o Mount m>',!y. n> Freehold I'nifSf you're a stale history bufi. 1 imd, {hen, lo a ;,ie ut hjndiiry. op iui.'K'ts tile lhat these bitv oj \\>\v I Willing »n|i a natm in the woods ol lerscyiiii.1 are unknown to you. IShrewsliiiry. now. Iluwetl Township The chronicles ol Bridges ami the \ After u .suuvssful career atmum cit. not likely to be encountered in . ll>e pine n>U«T>. who. ;u > hf usual history tects, are a pan the pamphlet, infesiej lhe ,f the stale's past which is pie- i |>ine loiesl of Moiunoulh cried in lhe special collections de- , ttial time, lit escapes iiHtme.ni of the Iliilgers L'niversit.v to Fi-rlh .. _.._ ibrary. | to New York Leaving a trail of rol) Because of its interest in the raw ' lipries. murders and burning bodies iialt'Hals of history—diaries, letter?, ; Bridges evcnl'ially reaches Canada ainphlets. posters, pictures and 1 where he nnvis his end dangling ven seemingly insignificant bits ol ! from a hangman'* noose. and Bi t t , ev«-y piece of us. one bound for Philadelphia ultrial fits into the overall pic. |— J"-= «'!>« for New Vork came re of an agf. If an item adds to' aOtto(fce °n a sin«le lrack B' s YOU NEVER PAY MORE AT A* e historical record, it's oE interest ! ^ . '«* '"»eri- r*r«r* name at a higher prle* at A&P. Such procrloM nee. I T!ie rear cur struck the horses and or* d«c«ptiv« and not In Hi* public Itittrw*. Tht; account of the Railway stage i was derailed ilefore the engineer A&P'x Famous "£uper-Righ»" Quality ublwry is found among a collection > realized what was happening, four ( pamphlets dealing with crime, swooden coaches liad tumbled over 'liis jiarticular booklet, "Confos-] the embankment. The cars were al- Fresh Chicken Parts most demolished and bodies strewn ion of Peter Bert rand and John was published in Now!aboul thtl "^kside. Twonly-four nsons w k •ork February 1819 II P <'''«' iH«l and another 65 Bertrand and Maurice relate how'10, m WWl" i»J>ned Dr. Heinekon. wth Th fumment and a lew i-.-forms. iding place in a hollow tree. The^ Among tlu> safety devices adopted RIB HALF-MIcut LOIN HALF-Fui.cut AQt onft'ssion ends with a n.oralization' was u it'*n cow-catcher, which he- No Chopt Itmovcd No Chop* tcmevad ™ M*- fpical of the times, "Let tile dis J came known alung the route of the raceful faio that awaits us be ai Cainden and Amhoy as a "lleiiiekcn Fresh Fruits & Vegetables! At ASP, a rib and contain! a full 7 rib* , , , rarning lo all ... to those who are.1 catcher." you much mora of th* cholca canfar cut.

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keying Qncj se||ing real estate. WESTFIELD 233-0065 North and Elmer 233-rooa FANWOOD _700 256 South Avenue 322-7700 155 ELM ST.. WESTFIELD. N. J. 105 SOUTH AVE., FANWOOD 1060 RARITAN RD., CLARK BETWEEN MARTINE AVE. & TERRIlL RD. BETWEEN CENTRA!. A WESTFIELD AVES. Oun OWN PARKING ARRAS FOR TOOT CONVENIENCE LARGE FREE PARKING AREA THE WESTFIELD

ATWOOD REALTY RANDOLPH- 2 ELM STK.BKT C. B. SMITH, JR. (Cor. Nurtli and Elm St. PEARSALL EDWIN O. EDWARDS WIEGMAN CO. DANKER & DANKER, NANCY F. REYNOLDS ItKll-TOK opposite station) BARRET1 & CRAIN lt.ulti.ru Inc. ASSOCIATES & 112 Elm St. WICHTIO — Two bedroom, Multiple l.lxlluit M J45' lo*. New HEALTOK _ Westfield Mountainsid* ] n iht* inui.h (U'Hirt'd W^nhinp- fcltcaen hai Tappaa 400 raave member of The ADamt 2-6609 1 302 East Broad St. INC. l«.m S<-1UKI) Bfcution. 2U' living 149 ELMER STREET H-Kb pull-out burarr «nd %-li.uaI Westneld, Multiple Listing SjXim AD 2-1800 AD 3-1800 rnom, jn-arly SQUarc (JtiiJiiti rye oven. New ibitlB RKiL 1O1IS ISiSVKOKS r'loni, k i 11: Ii e n with t'utinj: WESTFIEIO Wa*tfi*ld, N. J. COLONIAL space. Threu large bedrooms. Tht* 170' dtcp lul haw a hi.-auti- te»her MaJtlpl. ltodM ADmmm 3-6300 2 BLOCKS TO IN WILSON SCHOOL AREA ful rca r yard with putlo. At- AJDUU 115 Elm St., AD 2-4700 iucht>rl j;uriLKt-. Tht low prict- WKSTFIKLU — I9S1 Colonial FRANKLIN SCHOOL •ft $19,900 w ill Miri>rlwtf yt»u — it's only tvltb 3 bnlrosna, attmclied s«<- $23,900 is raicr. I'O< 6G' x 17V on fceauli- A very nil-.- liomi- in a top loi-a- fol Coolldxr S«r<-el. Patio be- "CLOSING CHARGES" 3 BEDROOM RANCH Tli i.M fnui" licilruinn h'Xiit1 is lom Just two Ll,., k» li-.ini Uil- hind Karaite, near V I,|,- l for chililren fur s»-vi-r.il soii s.-ln.ol. Tin- -:>' hvmit room FOUR BEDROOM School. AnklD fZl Uii-ntci! In I lie Wa.-liiiiKlol. :t FANWOOD NO MYSTERY HERE! riasiniJ-: llu> im.nis ;iif all tnm- lian a liriphor. Tluli'n a full svh'n'l aria, tlii* lour yiitl "'Hi ilv n'ir.f Hiving room U3 x 14>; ilii.inu r.iolll. lill,li'l> Wltll l-lil- runeli liuim- l» m»st iilt rui-tivi- Woman wanlnd who ca n a p - If you have bought u home tUvrv IH a TV n»m: ihf ISO fool llti: Mini-.- and a ni.-i- FUliroom Two bath brick front, l!>54 Capt' RENTALS - UNFURNISHs ami in exi-fllenl i-iindiilun. REDUCED TO pi ciiate value! North wide uf thru ihiH offici* >"u wcrt no -l.-.-p l'.t is lin» fi.r jiUiy; urade id,nl fi-i (hildi.-ns play room. p rod Jl'h I" A-l coiidllion and MOt NTAINSIUK — ppeair There is a i-i-n'er i-ntilim-e fiiy- town. < oii vniit-nt all m'houli*. «I3O doubt puzzled by un iirt.L-1? aj»- or Junior ili^li H'luml '« wiili- I'pvuiirs lire Hint- lit-Jruoinx 1 I nan i-ln-lrli: range, water «oft- Ne« Knjtlaod 1 Vi alory with er mu.illi on up: Ji«« „ pL-aring in n Jr-ailint; iiiiiKaKiiu- !-Il. "kill h. II with Mii'll-in uiiull- built l!if»t». JJuwed rpicturt win- i,, ,-jisy vviilKhi^ tllnlHiK't*. l-'«r $39,900. mid l.alli. Tlii- Kiir.K-.v is it.-t;u-li- VM*T anil aluminum cumblna,- 2»' front-to-renr living; room outliniUK tli*- inifXiJfi-M'tJ vaiti lin.-es iiml PHliMK xpaec. Itiriji- tl«> w in living roo in, dining lion WIIIJOIVK included. help? in-QUenuy i-ui-.uuiiu-rrd by a'ldiil va liif, l hi- IHJUH'' was i-il. tin- la»-» iniili-i- H»<> "'"' io>-in, modern kiti-h<-n. Thr re %tllb ttreplaee. Flaiciiloae. aereca jminti'i] HUP yt*iir umi Hie in- Hi.- Iit-nUnB bill only S)»" l»-r J You'll luvf the IJlne panellBd home buyers who hu.v« ni't l>t-t-n Im'll'i'^'l'aneVleil ri-i.ivaliun limlll hi'druuniM. 1 ,a buth». Knotty and Klaim porch. IH iMUan. 2 It-rior is in line i-i»ml it UMI. In the ••Shnilu«ln«n nreo" year. kitclu-ii wllli lartst' dining ar^a informtd of whul \*J untii-ti>uu\ in tin- Imstlllt-nt -t-xlras im luili- pin*' vvitiiiHcotinM: in recreation bedroom* and a Vi' recreation Naturally you wtn- vuzzlvd. lot u Colonial b4'iiut> with four UIH1 Oiv ^laHB and screen en- room. Attached farnirr. TV wide ivanlii-r ami drier. II ynu m'e i brdriMimx — 2V4 l>««h» •"><> INK.*in. Full baaemi'rit, attached c-luned rear purch. FollowluB are recomms^,, In jour cant* y o u had IK* e n si-vkiiiK tin- convi-nirii'-i- of i-iiM-- Karam-. I-'amily fomfort for lot with man|r tree*. Ajikla«T thoroughly Im.ucii in&U-d aa i« I tnv in ill I I ) ruinn "llli little money. {23,500. Tlit-ri' IM a full bstjement, hot •23,800. llie ruMs*. BARN RED CAPE COD rillHt-d hrnrtli llri>|ilnr»-. -New CANARY YELLOW RANCH walvr/oll heat and detached fa- valued on ^ bedroom homM- UMI- liali-il ul t:C,!IOII. miurkllnu. rrmiidelled and iaK<-. AIKU a livint' ruom with Wt not only like to liuvo our BRIGHTWOOD enlurKfd kltclien (Miinplvfe- cutitomt'i-K ask armm the costs, $26,900 The are& school Is Franklin. $30,900 l> eiiuliunil wllli «>'|i»riili- EXPANSIVE, WE8TFIELU—Conpamr owaed bul we 8u out of uur way lo eiilliiK wren. Slnle roof — Al »22!»uO set duwn ih(.'»(' •xjpt-nsi'S in de- In Mil- WnxhliMUijn Kiho'd ari-a NOT EXPENSIVE I vacant) 1HAO modern Coloatal "W - 2 bath, .2™" tail »o that tlie budget won t IN BRIGHTWOOD Wilh 2 bcdrnuMiK an-} bath on li-eiir KiiniKe — deep 5 nrd on Koreat Ave., irlta S bed- r« e _ K, H- tin- 1st Mnor ii ml 2 hfdrnnms und brliumliiK' »lllt clinrm. ip this yi-lluw raiuli lwimi- with 1 K )rlh m be strairit-d when .^ilK in t-nl On.*- b€-diooin.s. 1 '•; baths, lar^c 1 t*i>9 ltanch. on a (fpntroufi lot. . l /^ baths and attached hanily Irannporui,;," day coini'M. A delightful bunKiiliiw bt-iiuii- and Imth ''ii ihi* ^ml Hour, thl.-- HvinK room, dining rocmi ami Karaite. Needs dreorattm«, bnt fully niiiililH iin-il ami ex p;i mli'd lovtOy lioini" is just a Inm l pt-r- (luict f t rt-f t. Outer entrance STATELY COLONIAL I Real Edtste DivUlua wlikea DEJ-'l X IT E L V THKiU; tn lu-eumnioclau- a liuinly wllli ••fi for any family coin .jinn- kit.hen with i-atinn npac-c. foyer adds upacloUancBH to a SHOULD HE NO M VSTEHV Tlu-rc is a 2-i-ar narago and a •J0: liviiiK mum; dining room, qulek dtapoaal and a«westa ABOUT l'UUK ^ bOSl N 0 t inn. A IIHJKI all riu-t ive aroxiniali-ly 100 x Hpst'-K Three hi'druomR, 1 hx S5O We welcome your questions witli ilisliwHslii-r. family i-iimn, room nvfrlodkinn ii clucrful, «ui,rMn and urge Uw must ihorouK). tivn ht'ilrnuins and Imlh all freedom offered by ihi« subur- WKHTF1ELD—Blar, clraa 4 bed- pu reliant: a honu- thru thin of- liutli. Double. naiiiKe (tand«*m). r un in with hoy window arc all 4 BEDROOM CAPE COD 4 BEDROOMS - 2V4 BATHS tains, we offer this lovely white fice. fiO' frimtUK*'. AIUUUIKII nut 01 cliurininK. A pt'rfcctly kept ban family home. $26,900. Colonial for your Inspection! room Haaek-apllt billt IMI KIHHOII, yuu i-an lnok funvaril home in a line locution. l>nter hall — 2S' living room with 2V, Batks, 3-cmr Karaite and recreation room. CaJlforala 121,750—Oonvenllonal c|ikrm,, to usdiiK tin- 14' x 22' swinimliilh' $t 8,900. $31,900 — dlnlns room (12.5 x 12.2) — J bound owner offateriaK at low — fiiif walk to ru IIDOI ntrjct summer. l rlt:y $30,- BEAUTIFUL BIRCHES up to the minute kitchen with Ktl,MK>. nishwaaker. carpetlnic, wood station 1100. I'IB< tltully ni-w (only 2 yearn wall oven — counter top range drnpea aad other eitras la- ONLY TWO YEARS OLD In c x c f M c ii 1 cinnHtion iilill. tills ullriii-tivi- home has Nt-ar Shackamaxon Country — laundry — lar^e eating area eluded. EDWIN O. EDWARDS fliruuir>i«>>>t mill liirKer 4hnn jtunh lo otlVr ini'lu.linK the four — beautiful family room with a Club on a winding Htrt*et in a And, "bPttfr-ihan-new." Yet*, ji.u think U till* "Niil« find iM-dloOlllH. 'l*k '>UthH, HI)ti<-luUH choice Scotch I'IJIIUK nciKhlior- brick Ilreulace (20.2 x 12.6) — $25.!i(IO—nrlck and (ramt cm thtae transftrrcil owners work- SCOTCH PLAINS 112 Elm St. Hpiiii" I'/a nt«»r> IIUIHI*. Tht-rf family room and KOOrl «ized hood of well planned homt-H. four large bedroomtt with good Cod _ 2 baths _ j,,, ed hard to gal thn "groen i;ar- nr<- 1 betfrtinniN mi lltr vx- livlnK end dining roomH. The Hull) by outstanding builder In clotu-ta un Bei'ond lloor — 2% SCOTCH IM.AINK — Parkwood lol - Westdtll ' pct" iHwn, HIHI ilw> house Just AD 3-5555 JMIIMUMI and H«i»r and 'X l»td- i-i Ji|iure I" l»«Nf- wall curpi-tinK mill (Iraju-M dr. Kitchen Aid dlnhwaMher. Four Franklin School dlatrlct. Make baaemeat. Haay. ataajr irklte J88.900—Split level — tu ),m 2-car garage. $31,300. tlnn tr> an entrance fuyrr, thurt* iiu-iil, Ttvo i-ar dl-tlM')l4*(l Kli- un appointment with us to see —Her. ruiim — , iH a 22' pane Med recreation Kllsnbrlh l'lj» lut TiO' x ir.0'. lurKo trtM'K. WIIMII- $39.900—M 11 d e r n Ciilonlal - Then, move into your brand lace, and powder room mm- H larRi1 HvliiK room, d In I tin1 CALL FOR DETAILS fv, (ll8h\VH«lirr, refrigerator, DANKER & DANKER, large family room - new home! U bedrooms, J bullm. ilfte UiR flrHt floor. Four lud- room, ;S lioilrunniH, 1 % liulhh, IIIMIIIK .s.-l liiiluilcil. 1-'1IA iip- 2>i liailm — 2 car m- Heurcutlon room with llreplaco. ooniM and two tiled hntliB »>n mmU-rii kite h <• n , r*i.roiUiiiii $34,900. Kjt liriilm-il. J1S.4S0. AMIIIIIE prl.-n Inc. raj;e — South iM( A den, too. Franklin School econd. lienutlful deep lot has nn, and 2-i:ar attuilu'tt K"- Alhrrtll. O. Wleivinan $]7.:nn. Owner, Ply 7-2H79. Wmlllcld. area. (35,900. tree.R nnd outdoor 11 replace. A aK'-. I'hiLiiii'H ;\rc it won't hint Ituth II. Taylor I'L 0-^7 149 E1MER STREET ImuKc that ycju'll bo prourl to 1I>HK — lni i call u lift lc l ut* 1'ltANKI.IN Ki'hool—,1 luMlroom cull JIOMM ! Dnn"t delay— uall uht)\v ll to you. l'i)l'inlal. J.-inuiiry oi;<.-upa!icy, today! Priced at $30,U0O. $2l5nO Owr 2:i2IISIiO LEE K. WARING $42,900—Charming CnUnltl ll-l.F.VIOI,. ciiHtfim built, 5 with »',4 liatlii — il"i RANCH oiit hs old. North nltlc, luriro REALTOR IKSltROR ~ breaKfasl room — EXCELLENT RENTAL rei'd lot. I'ppor ^O'K. I'rlnclimlK BTCBUICS Omlr ret' rut'in — doubk ra- "TWIN-SIZE" BEDROOMS ull 'J:t3-4 U411 (WPitlnKH anil LEADER CLASSIFIEDS rliKe anil chnlce Weal- KIRKVIEW CIRCLE WCl'kl'lHlH. BRING RESULT* LndelU A. Ochilcl*. .AD 1-T8M llclil lncatliin. DEN 16 x 14 Niiir nnrk umi town. Spncli>\iK HomrK to mret a wide rangre (Off I^ambertH Mill Road) Hiul lltior upHrlmciu with a liv- REDUCED $1,000. Elmer C. Schmalenbericrr 2-CAR GARAGE ing rouin, dinlny; rmnii, nunU'rn (•i:\rion 11.M.I, < OI.OMAI, — r BRUNNER SCHOOL SECTION of ta*tnt and family neHi •— OVERLOOKING kllrlicn and porch. (!nrn(, c and AD 3-2410 h.'iit inc 1 illicit. I iooil mniaKC $23,506. $51,000—Newer type, brick and THE GOLF COURSE fn)jj)l*H 4 > nly, f I SM | >cr inn n I h. VILLANE & SONS, BUILDERS frt Q. Danker ...AD 2.114a frame — 5 fciOTOMns COLONIAL It A \CII — fllil.OOO. linniudiiitu pusHesHioii. FANWOOD SPLIT LEVEL In nil — many butii- IN SCOTCH PLAINS COLONIALS. <-.'nti>r hall — I r" BUILT 1956 Homes For Sal* llarrr T. Dnkn ....PL MM $42,500 Call ua for details or to Innpect. Bitraee — approxlmilf- AND HAS A SHINY NEW ly Vi a"e lot — >«r JAMES J. DAVIDSON Vparlmentt for rent sfarling from $80 up $3.*i,t)O0—4 b*('ruc*m» plus *xtrft town. Members EXTERIOR PAINT JOB. niiALTOII AMI Homes for rent starting from $215 up SPIC AND SPAN INTERIOR ruotn on Oilrd. OONT RIDE - ."ALK of 204 R. IIHOAD ST. Will build bomes on our lots INCLUDES: •2.V-S50—H b*>dri>nntM. iVi h*th«, Homericcif Inc. You won't need a aecond car 3 BEDROOMS AD 2-0779 AD 2-9047 AD 2-4850 excellent ltMMitlou. with thlH conveniently loi-ftteii AD Se-?5S0 Calvin M. Schwartz Kollmvlns nri' recomnwiwi" home. 4 bedrooms. Fireplace In A. national homoftndinp service Hi BATHS ea. O11I71 bedroom-. 1<4 balhi** living room. Hunrooin for the available without charge to the GRADE LEVEL "REC" ROOM Realtor Insuror values on 3 bnlroom hoitl". TV. Hculistlnully prlccU ul $19,- prospective home buyer. George P. nail AD 2-0944 rse lot* 000. MID JANUARY POSSESSION Member Edna M. HlDont,.. .AU 2-532S l CALL NOW ELSIE BETZ, INC., Realtor •HO.OOO—* bed room n, family 118,000—C'upe Cmlder — !•»> !••« J. B«Tl(l»o»...AD 2-1081 K. Secoud St., Scotch !Maln» FOR AN APPOINTMENT (Member of the Multiple Llitlnc Syate room. lnrf?« modern ON A QUIET CIRCLE PEARSALL FA 2-4200 kitchen. Held. BOW WINDOW AND FIRE- PLACE IN LIVING ROOM & 4410,000—4 bedroom*, den, r*e $18,900— Older conventional - 4 BEDROOMS - 2Vi BATHS room, top locatfcm. dining room - 5»'fl 2-CAR GARAGE FRANKENBACH MOl>TAI.\SIDK — earage — In »«" NEED MORE THAN field. $44,500 Inc. 6 ROOMS? THERE'S MUSIC IN THE AIR CAPES This CI'STO.M 111T1LT UANOIl WESTFIELD COLONIAL SPACIOUS COLONIAL IIUH »lx lar^f rooinM and onfllos $10 900—Older cnnvfntlim'l " and candy canes on the office tree for $26,900 Mr US KLM STREET-AD J-47OC of xpai'f to rtclfl MCVITHI more $21,900. MN.0O0—1 btdrflOMR, near 2 car suras* — ' STATELY COLONIAL large roonm. $3^,000. AD 3-27IH. WASHINGTON SCHOOL good little girls and boys. Wtlilil eblnsra onlyt This attractive C'olonlul has ft nchoolM. exccllcat con- FOR THE LARGE FAMILY-OR Mrs, Ilnmrl S. Crone AD Z-84S4 SECTION ct»nt«r entranco hull, and a 30 Why not stop by — we love visitors. fool living room with llreplKt-o. dition. THE SMALLER FAMILY C. lllnlr IloKrrn AD 2-4SBO 3 BEDROOMS There 1B a first floor den and WHO WANT SPACE - Hn, Alan Brnce Conlln (LARGE MASTER BEDROOM) screened porch, formal ttlnlnf? $21,000—A bed room*, plus 1 tlk- PR 0-1484 ***** room, modern kitchen with e:it- IN SCOTCH PLAINS. TAMAQUE5 SCHOOL AREA DEEP YARD Inj? Hpace. Throe wi'll-propor- Sin, Alfhlld W. Mlrhelaon 2 hiclrmim, P,-i l.alh. .^plil U-vrl heil ruoiu, preltr. PERFECT MOTHER-IN-LAW * * * * Uonvd bi!dr«oi«B plus .slvepltiif AU 2-T7M hnnir. liU-jit li'fiiiimi fur yiMiiii; EXCELLENT TREES punh on the aci-ninl lloor, and HZ7,M>0—1 bedroonm, % bofhn, SUITE ON 2ND FLOOR Mm. Clnlrr 10. Darker AD U-2»flft fumlly. Kf-nrt'fl roar yard \\ 1th AND PLANTINGS ***** » tlniMhetl room and atontKe on doll iiousf, piuicMod pliiyini'jn, the third. l*«rge lut in desir- formal -din las rootti PLUS PLENTY OF lira, .Innrt nrnrk'k . .AD II-ITMI yi'iir-rnuitit p:t)ti-)lrd porrh. lirc- hle \Vc«tfield section, two-car Bvrraoa V. Prarull. .AD Z-G7IW phui1, itt tiU'hrtl KKiimc i-'i-l). 1 FAMILY BEDROOMS ncfu]taii(*y or Mioncr. $L';t,!inu. ELSIE BETZ, Inc. IViniipiils only. Cull AD ,'J-IMH. $54,500 REALTOR 202 Mountain Avanue SPLIT LEVELS t:s.900-nanrl. - <"« Telephone ADamt 3-1429 THE YULE LOG CALL US FOR DETAILS ! THE JOHNSON AGENCY, INC. FB ntid Sundays pleake pall 923,000—!t bedrooma. recreation 4 BEDROOMS - IVi BATHS nrttr I.owe AD 1-4421 Will fit into the livlnt? room Quality home. In 'It to Hie lirt'plnee. of thiM attractive REALTORS INSURORS BUle Beta AD S-OM* S<'i»teh I'luinn split 1 P v f I , room. llrehiteet-owncr's tHriil npi-rl- llnael DOM« AD Z-fliHS llcnltons! Ju»l riKlit fur '•! nr $37,800. LAHGI3 urnrte level ret*rrnth>n 3. On beautiful Sky Top Drive room, ultra modern kitchen (U0.OOO—I bcdrooius. 3 baths, 26 Prospect Street with eating ^pace. Three pren- In Mountainside. $05,00u. AD 2-0300 1 MoiU-rn (11111(1) Ii-K'l l)pr eroiif bedrooms, out and oiic- ret-rcatlon rot»m, porch. lionw ivl(h t'olonlill ovi-r- half baths, attuched garage. foni'N. All four tintroniiiN $2^000 M7.WH)—I brdroom«i family *1T.IMMt—<.'uti< an Iniltiiii, ni'ill as pin. inoili'st liiik.tii, rilANKl-IN nrt' on i lie NIM'OIKI w>it>l. H. CLAY FRIEDRICHS, Inc., Realtor I27.SO0—l.an^ SUBSTANTIAL AND aCHClOU Five monm; 2-iar lU'liivlu-d Karutii', Mvani lu-iit. 'I'lii'rt-'M nlNi> n III' imtlioKuny room plos tira. DIGNIFIED iniiiflli-il rrrmilloii riiiini WESTFIELD Our 35th Year FANWOOD ari-ii. *1H.I)IH>—six room nk-rly rpiiovutfd two j^tory r'uldiiiiU. S->uili mill xmnll ill-n or olll m |4.t,54K>—| brclrnoroa, T*r. room, Kldr', fonvciilrnl to ;tll lln- KI-IHX.IM. TI:I nshrr( il uiuur. w. 11 Krllilt- lr\rl. l-'lllRMtont1 i>n- MEMO TO MODERNS The exterior Is stucco on hol- fln;uuiil for nvmlitli-d purcluiMrr, quick possisHon. lienotlful »etllrj», low til*-, with a rimi-nte tile Iry — rvfclti-nt t'toNft mill FOUR BEDROOMS roor. Tlif lot Is JK5 x 1711. The K I o r II P r Mpnci' — fiillv N'ot oiii- liut TWO Hroiilnccs .ire interior is similmis. Center hall *IIMMH> -.Wyt'hwoiHl S.hni.I i-liis,. |,y sivrn roi.m lioini-. Piiiir 11 nillliiltrll klfrlii'ii nllli <>ll(- JEFFERSON SCHOOL fiiiliirt'il In tills vi-ry mmli-ni iliii. In rise nimli-rn UU.Ii.n; liriphnu in thu -V JiviiiK room. iiilt uri'n —• -si'iMirati- ilinliiir floor plan — n ;'O font fnmlly MvnMc plc:is liliirkN to J>M>rM<>M ^Tiul<- k-vel ri'i-roiitlon room: RANCHES onil lloor — plus ii thin! Moor (Ki-mlt>) nfhiHil — IIINII rliiNt' tin- i'thor IH :I i-oriu-r tlri-pliue bedroom for the. teenager. $37,- *=O.r.lH) —ruur l.cilroinn licmn. ,:,Ky ,l|...l;ini-i' In BI-1I..I.N. -.tiilii;li in .Innior IIIK'I mill 11 lull Crisp anil cltMii, Tills utlnu-livi' lininr lms i bedrooms In nil I)U». Klt-lil moms In illl; two-uir K:u;iKC'; slciim oil h- i... liatiiii. nllJU-tifd iriirjmr. «4:i,l«x>—I bedrooiun, (amity linnsforrod owner. It.ilio. UotH o£ living ispiii-c fnr LONG TERM RENTAL only $27,901). room, new. In Indian *23,4lM>—l.inrolii and Kilismi .Iwnlnr llit:]i Srlmul down i!,«• stri-i-i. UNCONVENTIONAL 3 OR 4 YEARS 1 Nru- modern KlUhin; liivalorj ; .o/.y cli'ii. Tlii-i-o lu-ilroLim.". l:.\- $27,900 Toreat. FOR SMALL FAMILY i-illiMil t-iiiistrUL'tltiii and main 1.-niim-t.. T&- TV This- in-iricrn njilil Ii-vrl limnc lms :i nuniinr of umiNiini fralurrH VERY DESIRABLE ?-v^,lioo — .Mnuiitaliislile mnrli of nmisual ili-i^u oiTi-riiiK iMx However we ij whii'li iinluilc ;i nearly 2i*' si|U;ii't* living rcinn with corni-r lir«- SIX BEDROOMS nmni^, --I'iir allailicd ^'iira^e; )nahoj;any painlKd drn. LEE K. WARING, REALTOR room homes al- Hrf)» $250 per MONTH plitii' and jiictnr'- uiinlnw, an wi-ll as ;i fiu'inal dhiint; rnum and $37,500 Maltlple Llstlar; Member $17.00(1 •'"."" BUY - TRADE - SELL ii s|i:i<-ii>HN Kili-lu-n uiih l.uill-iiis iilut a tll>hw iistier. Thri-c In--* I - *Z7.K0ll.- rape Ci.d oil s]i;iriims .Moutitiilnsldi' lol. l-'our !>• >l I n.-. IS E. Broad St. AD 2-7402 iu k-n> rui.niK. :•!,. hatiis, ainl iiiliulnd iiara^o. Wa:-liln^tun School uwn. Iwn nil-it IPIIIII,; larti. Kiniiirv KlU'lii'ii. Koi.in i..r Huh lniln.inii In an cxr'-ltenl lncalion mi (lit- Errnlns; Paoneat THROUGH i:\nlUnil londitiiMi. ))aii ltioni d and inMilatt-il. ttiiuh-vard i-» Mils lame family Iiarrr Drown, Jr, . . .AD 2-8AM VERY SPECIAL WAlIrr CrKaiiH AD3-7KM .*-7.IHK>-. Almost :ii)' nil < ;it Ion runnj wilh Ijii-plaii- utilil>- louin' us in.Minn Uiti'llrn Hilll ilili- Dunn Snvdcr AD 2-0635 OFFICE SPACE laundry, lavatory a! Br«.lr livil. Thrri- !••

-i-. .six lu-dioi-iii.s. two and *^S.!lllll--l'-.inr lii'ilrooiu. :>:. |,-,n, l,.vl.| l,.,,,,,. ',„ .|,.fr,.,•:...II S.lou.l • m-liair I'lillis. Tin i-ur B"- nria. .••iitli l,i-dri:,,in. uc ,,nl,.- a.iji.iniiiK ^raili l.ul i itr.al Ion ML I,TIl'«,r, MSTINCi MICMItKHS hi tin' rh-siral'li' rark\vi».»d un-a nf Sci.li-h I'lnins, \w arc pirated •iiBf, biaulilul liirse Int. loojn, |I1UH utility ruom. la\ ali-i >•. |i> "fi. r this l.ti'tii', tin tor hall, sj'llt li^vi'l Imnu-. p!f;.s;ntl ly M. A. MERCNER 2 xiiw 1'iioviDr.vci; IIOAD s)! liah-tl ;imid whtti* hhihis IMI a curving, rmSrt ytrrri. The if lllvAI/l'Oll — 1NSIHA.NCB Nancy F. Reynolds Associates $:i0,IHHI -Ki/lir lii-dr i. I \v ., I. :t t Ii. Lain ml <\i|o- i'.,,l in l-'r.iuk- AD 3-1800 a IT 1 • vi-lh-iit In drur.iiis. -•'• l»atlis, a i 'nlfmial livinp IMMHII wldi li" s.-l I M-.-tl.n. Ki-ar p.ili.. and 1 ;"..r m-il MIIIHII.-I-\ IIIO. \-AV winiluM- and lirr-pint-f. a lnini.il dinltiu rnnin am) a sunny Ii ll i in- ti with dishu-iiKlnT. •-! • r| rl»-. tuilll-lti ran^r ami oven plus WILLIAM A. AD 3-6300 i:ii.tlii- liili-lu-li; J-i-.ll- .111,1. lii.l -.iraK''. T-^venlntr "ASK ABOUT OUR .tni|di- r-iitlim scare. In ;t-Mtl inn. tln-rr's :1 M^ M-rrnin! pnrrli. n SOMETHING BURNING??? lfnr Ilili O. Mnlfiiril M> ^-TH.i: 1:I\L';I tiiimly r«>"in. --i-uc j^arav;*- ainl lull 1M - < •iiwiil. T->p rtmiJi- TC l<:Mf,!»O(l S|iaiiKillLL ii'W :-ji:niiill:- Kit. In It I-|MIMII;.' t-. ;nH.'! ra!nil> TRADE-IN PLAN" 4M go.th * -.^, all M.-rli. rl Vnllir All S-SSS liiui iiiu! uu, .l *•yi'-.ippiuliui;-. I'tuiu- m-v l"r yuUrj.clf! KW i""in \Uth Ii ii-phot ; hi,ul.>• lav.ilniv. i.nvitv h>n.'i,,ry ;.»nr II. A. Mnori- Jr Al> ^-TIIT' : Yniir fiiinlly's t-inliiraiii-c? Pad ADsms ---* Helen Schmidt AD 2-80D8 '"•'Ii " foli.nlal off Slia<',..iln.i\i'M h'rivi-. 1'arU-IiUi- rial- >.inl. llrrlirrt .1. Irliin l-\ S.IIIIM nn ImiiriT hii^ a pliu-i- for III? Tr.in:ilYr mal-.i:i lliis 1I:.UIIK liu.'-silik-. It. II. Ilnrn-O, Jr AIJ S-7,V>l pipe-; .Minn. f»r hvr pi-luiilim: Ample rsrkla* Olffa Graf AD 2-71.10 eh,- .-lill.lrcn. tli.'ir ill.! n e». H. CLAY FRIEDRICHS, Inc. IHiNT WAIT: Flu'I "Ut K'lint GrrnlnC P»"°" Calvin M. Schwartz 1 Inabelle nrrae AD 2-«<>:it \-nur v-liiih-cs jir* In tlio .-urn-nt 43 KI.M STIH-I:T tnai-k't. WVH IM- liiMipy In jihow ChsrlM W. »»»»•»»• • ^ ^ Wllmj-ro I.nCnnse ...AI) H-KSSH THE JOHNSON AGENCY, INC. AD 2-1800 wnHTIMKI.D FANWOOD Realtor Insuror ytnj .i liutiHi- to suit your hoiiu- '^;t.'l Nitrth Vrr. nt Klracr, Wmtflrld 2B0 Konth Arr., Fnnwood Vrmlier lifi-. Jt-itiirttr Friloror*"- _ 'II. I). Stm*. Jr AT> 2-tl'l A I) iU0O«r. FA 2-7700 Member WrMflelil—PIIIIYTIUUI— Wrxtlli-lil Multiple I.MInk- „,„ A. H»rk . "°- Brufeh i'lnliiN—MuuiitnlnNlde .Itihii II. Uln-ir> ...,M> --'-M7N A.MI*IJ15 PAHKINO lCvrolnlcs and IlitlliliiTS il. I,. M-hiYii'riiii; ....1'A U-1II7I IS"-7 1-:. Si'i-iilHl SI.. Si-nteh IMUInw M. A. MERCNER Hnlflple l.lnllnir -SjM«-iu Cturnr l-~. Itli-twirdi*. . lilt ll-17Ic(iulrc 8S0-7M4 nl ^1. AViiml fcmt-H Bll! DuUley foiirt. WeatBeld Ask for Drocbtsrs .Judy Nmllh AD 3-1170 iu J. Micelcn 755-.Wi ADani. ,-lKO Meuibcr uC Multiple i,lMtlnic S>ktenl Dick LldSBte '••* P2# 7-A3S1 •-THE WESTFIEM) (\. J.i LEADER. THfRSDAY, DECEMBER 13, IMS 9 REAL ESTATE - SALE • REA - . 1 ESTATE FOR SALE FOR SALE • ! • FOR SALE • | • HELP WANTED and attractive. Th4 • j Family Life bfit guide m the child's age; also, FEMALE M (uys should be sturdy and dur- STIFFEl AND iv .it:,. ALAN JOHNSTON, Realtor REMBRANDT LAMPS II «V RP.tl.TOa iinr.t- >5!"! ivuTOn By HHYIXIS GREEK i able •IID ri'll ili'vot, fu!l Dm., lo I'll-, | Spcrlnl'til in Ilutiiau Kflotiens j B;il)ii>s like lo grasp things ai)TBTHE"*~> ; A1>: '• ''» ' ! ™» ir'.nv: .n-i »i,y OK.-, inform*,- ! Ktilgcrs-TlM- state Uatv«nit-)' \ hold them, so soft wooly animals or -•' Jiri.l -IVUT-ri- M > y 1 h w l >fl J; :'i . '.' ' i i"^ ""''' , ,'"n""',', !'. • u , -...., ^ i Our Mi«ilnlt> T" " :;^ •;;;: j *<«£? " * • '"•" *,Tu'ti\ , f;"v' ' ^^ Jm^m thai ^re HOI Loo loud are I...i3l,.,l I,, iii.,,,,... - , . , . , •-•«•«• Ili-nr I'll rk I HI; • f. Ai> : •'• i t -7 I-.ri.-V ami n WILLIAMS LAMPS |i>iiinii tm11 "i niiri tinn AiM'ij ; "^'' l"' .kM'.'?"'"'^ s"''W"ns '.; ii|i. lari*e blocks with pictures or MEIERDIERCK, JR. 411 ---l-'.H in'^l.'H'dr-.iV^s'iilu^V.cV.'r'u.w^loii'i'i^'Fi;'^ ? 1 i i l s rsl :LK':1;!H'1 i^.^'^ • (i.iri-,, n,,. ''\^*'y *™ f 1 ,;'^()j" ^'^' "" ;J""l(,!.' i '''A^IU.'"^"""^"'^^!!* **»*&, Realtor ••itiVii'i'l.c'ini,1 ",!'J,'i"VTii '';'' '"'"' '''-livms'lu-r. Tlirrt' ln-dlVi'iun*. 1 1 1 1 1 l<:l1 '«••'. li.'ivili-r ri'.'tn jinil I -.' •!i!r'- 'v Uil'l' ' ""'"''• ''-' AD :• ii'in ' i:' . .•...,. |i TliTinf yonmtyimim I'iiiiI'itiid v.,1v. il1l IMIim* i every-pi ; ar(, ,|,(. ,M,S|, and puU toys—wagons, liasmu-m 1 ,li-n, jiliui : in Ins niouMi lli.-il lit- jwssibly ; ro||,.,. |l)Vf, ;,nd nnimsls on wheels.

— I.I 1,:., j i-jin l-'itr this ivisiin Us ;i IHHM) uti'a I Viiuns ciiildrcn try lo pull toys apart >. .1. •«< TI:ilti:M'H>'KV mt'ihili . , . ...itls MIVI-I .U.,1 I,,.-,-,-.-. ..iliiv I'Villini SECRETARY | lo a\oid loy.-i siiwll riunmli rui Hie | ami ,,ut i|l{irli in ihcir mouth. Tbere- Vi!i.-iiiu> M;iiii Hum.-. :>: I'n TRY AND BEAT THIS >niiiiEsl«'r in swalltiw or chiiki" on. j roiv. liir.no toys I hat won't come St. Board «f Realtors uilifBany plan... f Also h;i/:;ti'dtnis aif ttiys witli rr-' iipnrl iil'O .suitable. A Very M«rry Christmas ,11.'lit iiiitth. };iii; S' Immediate openinpgg in oupr por- I'l.I ,,-,,,r,l-. t>vI'M,-II, li1t movable p.uls Whelhcr they wo' TiKidlers :n»- «ctive and like toys and ,',','I',|,",!''*I !''\i,";"'-'i,'v' ""'" j chasinh g doptd . ffor a secretary jwith minimum of two years ex memil to lie rcimiwihli' or not, Hi,': lv-th whu-h they can run arousd. A A Happy N»w Year t ll t th lf S0 lk i THE CONSIGNMENT SHOP •$ *Z$>^S'ZitorpM \ P^-ce. Good oPPort;1n;ty. Pe- ^^ ^"l^J ^ ! ^ '^"^^ «Jt 77 Prospect St. j p«rts tho t'liild ran pull off. such u.s | , I Kl'i.ss or ALAN JOHNSTON, Realtor <'lti«r*t Tut-Nd*? m. l>ri*. 24 Hud :tl ir.soror.ee. Tui- Kiiuxiirrd b, J'oiKonou.s pt*inl is muiUici- thinfi* • chalk, crayons and nests of blocks STONE FRONT MrMlllrld *c-r»**>e l.emciir tioni ussistance program. TETHET"> to m-nut. wha(f\rr th.> diiM's njto. fjr vww$ bring delight. 1 liiino t if i Mlit- I Kin ii 11 tr.)t', 1H. mo,or COLONIAL Mrmbrr Hultlyir Llstlsc «r*l«m iiiiUi l'i' «tt -fiimlim-r, :; 11 IUIKU ,rm lApt*l> In |«TH*m. \vnl>' i-r »;itl; Tliv older child may nol gel pninlcd Book? nte always good for tho Ol.ll ii'.iiil.li. t-.|i ,-„!>,-i' liil.l... tii.il lii- i toys, tint he might get painlinu scls. i-l nuinj ,,ll,,'J- Al' j M IIS .1 AN )»'»•: *V 11.i.i A MS iilder child Hobby toys are snjoyed FOUR BEDROOMS AI> 2-r. Hoii^h or culling tuy.s thut nioy ErrBla«» I H»*A ISTI'llNATICN A I. I>1\ ISM t\ -simple ones for Hie younger child, i I'KNTHAI. A Nl» Tl-U.\H VAl. A\ KS scratch or out tlie youngster arc also ««. Harluii Jolm.taa ft-114il ii'-. ,',.,,iii iln'ul.-r' All s'.4i:.v. t'KAHK. xt:\v ,H-:IISI;V more complicated ones as the young- V\ Itli H fnbuloUH ncvf kltclit-u t<» Mr». Hulk Horn.,a lMlxia hajtaixis for any axe. ster is older Mechanical sets and H». UllMkrlli Morrlt " . " ' ' "."." (0UI-KTI1 ALTENBURG'S-EUZAKTH, N. J. it It s, »1S All Tici,.- ;'t'l :^:: nu'ii I:XT. VM ,.,,,-t-nul th^ liiimrniiikrr mid u ^'oungstci'K love wheel toys. 1mlscience sets are usually appreciated. n Daily Til S -- tint Til i; An K.|l,ill l-:ilH>li'M'r if the toy is largo etiouult to ride ,.nr ulil f«"'»l> room , i-IIKlii.-. S liiniHIi.nil- iiAlllil ll'lllMIUTIi IN oti. IK sure that it is well balanced. «di milage, bill often a toy that is ORGAN AGiNCT 1 nltti Hrrplm<". l"Mriu«I lit In* ,i> in , ,^.-,M l.f. rhislli v 111.- Imusrs, HI-' A,VII-:]iU'A Most of the time yoiiiiRslers him challetiKing stimulates the young- I I'I'VOS AMI OHUAN*. lull lirullils CHRISTMAS i vi,, jy.\ iiiiiii.-. AI> ::-!'^in. r«'«r wrfriifd jiurch op- a wonderful uiiihty lo take n spill ster's interest BE INDEPENDENT PIANO-ORGAN SALE SIIII>K «ff **'«* (HulnK room plu* $ BE A SUCCESS $ and pick themselves: up, shake tht'in- Toys lire fun for children when j DUDKIN PIANO CO. l:lri-tl-lf. Oriiitu t Ml ,rtii t > i.t- huli-li. $;!.,: han>! ri-i'i-li.,1,-,1 »< I tirlith. IMuuii I '.A selve.-' nlf and start all liver again. ! U | ) t t* i>i imi. Ml iiilulN cluiose then) with the child (i |nf»«lrr room. The four *•<•.- OWN YOUR OWN BUSINESS ! r.<7 V."^^'^'.' w'!""' '"'"i'i.'sli.,, I.. 1 Lord U.n.o l»-t it-i \ US*'. JL'.. . ol.l iHfMii ) M IU. f'l •:;irn $.io Ji-i' «'•- V*!> Ti.ili' <'iililni-t ...... -T.*. • 1 yum ••» i! riii * II .-.I'ln-i Ni'vtTtholpss. wl»'cl toys thai tip} as ,-i t*uMi* rniiicr than what Is ap- l.iiI H i- rtUHint «s Imw Iti. |1S ; trin- y' (>vll''Ut lMMfro«m* nail two biUrm I'l. *, I.\S litiy it* - WRUURI llmmi :'l*n i -1 j H|| >,| |IS nml .'»'!>. $^ - ;•-1'; o!,l i> t 1 1 1 llnr.liiiiiii I'ri-k r tumuli- I'lHnu. :t»l x "l. 'A\i'i! '\'w II-iw'i'ti'i-II'IVI' .tMU^'niiin. ! i viw'rty *'•'» c«Mfi»» ;i lot of l>ni(St'st | pfvtlittu for the- :tdul(. Th ••Ij-r- *''»'» •• «»•; on cunt, JS:'<. hiHH.s '•", '•'• pu,,l.:,-., I I,,, ,., jj j; ,y.i S.iulli Avi. Mumtay mi.l r,,,l,.i «"•"" 1II..I..I.- ( horil (I,«.|, «„ I-.-.IS, J.'H; I.X Hi.' niiillV UtlUHUUt fir** ;»*• ccituiuly to he avoided. , | — arltr nil nchoulk, Trier : ltrt <•• '••••"••I I..I II- !•,.•! II-.j. ,,,i till .1 All C-4600. I-lt-tf ' •>'»•••»'» l.pli.i-1 «••«»» llll.i hiinl tn (in.I i 'lulHtuinri K'I I* its SECRETARY $324 This jiii'ituios eU'rtriciil tuys which T, \miiii •* HK*\II: NIKIP' •it'iiN I'M' (iM!t «*ii|iiv. h;u- » riot \wv\\ iinnrovecl. He suro la N,,v\ >,,u ,.i(j M;.,I t,,.,', i I'tin'HHI' NKCOMIH it! tl,.' IVIU'ry Mr>t'i«*tllf ltd., Mryrr*Ulh>, N. J. t III :i lliiliii'ittm ••! ,.i.,, ' Slu-i,. ilHiti.TW uri-, own v\ ;i I... utt" Mt 7>tl4B AI IMS \\ It Hi-. .Sii.lli!l|l llliiM AI;I v. .:•-• . . . . . , . ... In I'ri'iicli ('iiiiatla i:i;lil I,,,n. :, .k ;.,, .w, - w.u,-. nl.iin'vvmo, tit 1-r.s tluui luilf H' Sinm-r }tt! Si,, I'hUn lit 'Til I'lltM'k (III ill!1 (UT H'Slslilllt (Htjlltlt'S unit llrvrrlirntMun MM.1 i,t:nl i '.•] atnlt'P 32 \\'N|. lillliu ,-\vt'. H4M-S i.-i< nUfit^n, ni?«- fi, $•<: Kiii'H of fabric usui in any kind of ros- In I'li'iifli ('iiMiidiiin homrs, one of llniniti«Mi(l lltiiiif Model nnd hiU>\ J) II. iniMor Hcoolm (nu)ur, |f> SECRETARY $34B 1 Hit' hii'hlii'.l.is i,( Clirintttina is the Siilnniiiy. S-lfi-ir iiuiMu, Jl: I'nll Hnj* T*i?s. lunu'ji oi* suits YORK REALTY CO. 5' I' <;rnnd I'lunu I7.*MI M:t1 nt •• |ii-r"i»n (••( l»lm« . hip H Mif..H Wliit", Sni-llinr. t-mi' .\H'-v. ', Toys for Fun "l(r\i'illiin." a itiidillo-nMlw-nlght in:\i.-Imis , «i:rii.iMi K.xTvri: . ll II I I'I. l»l.Slf,M:tt A nil \VliiK«M liT. l"il*'s( - IMnnii Hrtitnl l*lnti—«1S I'rr Mouth ;4iini'T'Ni'l St.. I'Uiltilli'M. fiuiiily (I'JKI. for niliilts Tlio meal Is ma lull!i, I or i<>iisi>tLiil)l> in |, ,t\ Toys arc fur fun. When selecting I . *. lllubmt} 'H. <;r«.|.|iliriink i Kl.'V.-f t.v I'UllnlKl. *L"jr liu, I-IIIII,I Kl Mti.hr.. 1-JtNMI • > lK>ii;.l -• |'•"'!" HklltH K'i.I hiu.iM-H 1 \l I'muirr An-, lit In I .Mi'lii'iriiil I'lilli. Kfiiilu Hi Prloi' n loy for 11 pn\si>ii(, it's difficult to Ncn'ril :ifl (..^lii-iiii-.i iin.l linh\ i-iimllx SECRETARY $304 Mt i.-,I ,'• |" • in 11 > u>r HH- i..ll iW;uif know wlnil to rlumso—.'itt of I he toys iiliilit iiiiiv lint the pnp,iratl(in3 4I||('H Jl |o » ri i-r> ilu> I miii win .liviiir. Ki. S-JIM;; ,MI'U.-.-r |.. .ler-rj fit.. |;ilftnbi-th, >. J. ihui.U.' pl.-i- . hi" -linn, tin.- WASHINGTON SCHOOL _ ! V I!.:!!' ..Vl'lllllRKl. D-H-lf ,\l i-is \\ h iiv. Sin llmi: I-: MI |* Amy . M;irl ninny ut'cKs nhc'iit. II l-.l I'll l .11.m r.MI.htli.ii, Jl!' AH J-iiHM Miith of tin' fimil fnr Ilic feast, ...111 I'll .1 -I" .: I lit. PERSONALS • In jiiNt Itvu *ht>rt blix'kw from lull l.lnr ,'C Mllllnirr • REAL ESTATE-RENT* ,\ ii '• 111 MVV ( \lt\ IM.S r,,.lil Alri.n iHiw.-iil.'iys, i'1'iili'i's iii'iuiiid lurkpy mid < ii.liinir J.-i., Ir, SECRETARY $324 I ni.t..i, M'-Vi.o. iirluilllvc nil nml iu:tilli:Mi inn n \..II\. ,1,1K (luff lirtlroimi f'ttlonlnl. Thr 111 Ilin St. [. Sir iiml Iniuiiiinj's iliil the Iruditlonul •'»<• inn -is i i,.- , . t t iiii t HIM!. I MWltxMil > (Mi in i I'liioiiix ih'nM. Muhonniij >;'" wi" '"" ,vr"•'',•• ""v"' "'"1 ...... i.,,.ii...."Vi". N Av" .;...».:;..i . -, ,111.1,,, lit. ], -1V.-I |t:*. 1( tlil. it. ilislu-s, jiu-hitlint; const' with nut •dm iiMtiili'M «H'«* r« mi iittnirlUr I-I.II- io>\ It: (II I 1 in <'. "loiiiliri'i"i," ur spicy imrk pics, artf V .. i. r-',,"! ,,,II,IIII,.I,. };:,. iMii An :'- ASST. BKPR. $368 , I'.iim. Mi' ,s-n^^. t, -,.\ ,, I,:,. - Mi' i; , AH :• -71 . 1 :• I.ii ,. I > I'l,,^. im v mil 'I nl li-." I '.ill dim. fitmll) illuliiK room nml a ! - I I. I,.-. I-'.V . l.fli. Sfi 1 M I»H Wliilr, Sin ll.iiK I-: in |i Ami ',...; ""'•"'"'iv'l'i'iiii'iiii' "'I'l'i'i'i'tm'"^,'" VII " P-'T'll' '! f<«' H"' Hl'Vl'illim. - I'Allri ftlll\ll-:M fur i.'nt vvitli pro 1 liu ri-Mi- iv,,..,i. nil MHH,,I,,,I , lei 1 IIIH M Inl.-i. I'll, clifi-rj blirltri) which o|>t-iiK ton -,-lim. in Sum.-,-,.,-I St.. i'l.il,itl.-l.i I... I..i. .'.iilil.li'..' 111'.' H-.-l Any llll'.l.t V %i I/on. ,,,l, I'nll I lnr.lt .11 III'IIH. Tl"<- Hi', IIV:, lii,,tl,i'f. I'L i, iilli; I.KADMK ('l.ASNIf'IKDS HAY Mvltnhtl rmr |*»llu. Allncliol K«- i'.'. >;•-., It,,t.-. ,vn : • ..i. ,-».- -« !•• ••• f-*-. _ ^ '•'•' "• j ...... TYPIST $304 \ II ti t. * \ \ I;IM . » iN'iiiiKir ri.i TI\ Kv« it.-. IV, >rill.H. Jvfi Kill, lil.-i I'. -, IL. l.l-Hi. |l.-I'ill.I r-'t.•..-.-«.noniicni <*•! li«'l*t t*(Ml.) • AUTOS FOR SALE • |),.n||tr •>lil ii...li..:'.iiny ilr.'i. I. II I till,I,'. I, 1. M"lN vi ,*i,i \v li ii,- Su.-MliiK I-:,,,). \ I;.-J . . .-.I I |..|. , !,, i i v ili • k. t, ilit.i -.1..1II ',' |,l,l. ^,1 ,S i> I :., I .-I . I'l.Ill,II, 1.1 •mil t|ii!«*k. utM-iipciiK-j iirr mhlcd «ic i MI AM,v FIREPLACE ,-,. , .. ,,,,-., , II.Hi,--.11,. MM.Ill til 1,1,1. III Mil . It r t- ltH. ln,\ f,.r r.-m in ^V«>HI , ,.,,, I,I, I ,i, , • 1,1 ,,- ., - I,, il, All I;I.^.M. l.i.wllnK *- *» ill J II nl..i COME IN AND KICK THE TIRES iH.lii.'.mnilH—Jnnt hulir jeiirx llvlil nml VK'liilly. I'mtfx UVITIIK * FILE CLERKS $224 ! I < hit. M i A l> :< '4i'4-t His t.i 1376 per mouth. I'tvusp < nil ''•"• ""'<• |l..|!llil|.'til !••,..» Will, II,I I'. 1,1(1 1)11(1 iM'IttHllMllj Mltlllltril liu -ii(.'ll do ,'nr Nfut t., liclp l'»rr''tt; on tii:\ t»M.vin ^;llt• win luvr M I*.M \V 1, Mi' Ono of tho things most poopln do when they look at a * Cniln lleultun. All 2- or S-1 K0« j <'"» 7|i,,,. („ .'in, li.iirtt.u'i- (i INK I'OTTI-MIY II lnrK<* l*>1 ivllh innny trrm. >l H •!' in rll > innI in it* II. nl JI n*1 usad car l» kick tlio llrtss. But it won't tell thorn a thing, ••»•«• ! SCHMIEOE TREE EXPERT CO. i|!| V, " "' '"" "' |;. |J. I, L-KI i..r>.«-ii, (.,..: :c: \\ n\. ii'inr. A\.•• I.It K.IN II..III--K — |I-|- ,-..III|IIIIIIMM __^______—.; r* a-niiiii Club *-UMN>. N, J..f,H.y. <-,.• f l.i.Mlv 1:1,1) Slilllil. Illln;. ll won't toll them for imkinco, Ilia! tho enr has ponod a rigid '111, lii;lit . I. Hiiliii- It-itiiliii' 1 .,,, • APARTMENTS-RENT* i,,,; KIM1, ,„ „,,„„, „,„„ , n,i ,, i i. I,uHi. i,...i ,..» II, |,ul,Hi- safety and performance lost. Or Ihcit it lim beon completely — - I Hit: Hoy (..nnttii In p.,In, -l-i- Al> 3 ,,,.1 |,:ll.,,l, •-, 1. Jl.' II II ,1,1(1.11 lilt i.'lV. II, .lull,' I'l.l in. .:, IIKAI'Tlrtl. :i|.:nlmi ill. < llir(!i- ! jr,i,s B-lll-lf \l, .'-IIII,7 ! U IN Ilil si;i 1,1 1 iniin pluK Will- li..» 1 I I, I',,,,- "I «', '.III'-III reconditioned, tuned-up, lightened up, washed and polished, • U.ri> .!.,,•><«,,. „.... |.*..,-1l.-ti1 r..|t,ll- I, -1, ll.'l'. It VMVKIVII .., ,':„' , lill, • Ii I".i fj... !...>-•« -J.i- l.l.-y.-l... »1« AH iiisida and out. mi p"oj.lr. 11." Writ*- I lux «'A, ll,i:»MM. iv.,i,,riM -,...,,,,,.I '.. -l.iv T «if \Vv>t!n-lil 1,'it't- i. H-ltVtf 11 AM .'. .:il., \\-,K I :HI In -lil... N'.-iir 4'.. Im" AH Como In and kick Ilio tiros, slam tho doors, bounce up WORLD BOOK ENCYCLOPEOIA '/•'.'.17:1. Ii i. w K I'l: \ II l. n.iii' ,h II HI Lin ft" !-• :J. ".' ntid MMist Uoiil Him* UuludtiiK Uliu: «Uf . i,, ,,,i. ( II,,.I,,! 1,1, ;.:,i I'l, K.il..l.,d!|. i, lithlf ia.il,,. KlatiMv,,,-, rind tlov/n on tho upholstery, if you like, Then cjo out for a .m, r;.':^...i! • t.'.lU Illilfi- Mil. fiKtrl WIMlfttT, •(•nrv- TliTlilJiPMIINI'l M . . SMALL COLONIAL 1 11-7 I.I4I\|:I. li.iin "il. >; :i 1» I ;t '-li. H.« hi iy iililn, spin. We soil more VWs that way. Wo sort of get a kick ,lnv 11 1 i.lll,,-. .:, 1 II Itiini; luivH i furt, ii ml in tiny in HIT out of it. TOP AREA ,1, h. '.I t'lil •IMlllJIH MlVllU'. All ill -\<-.'l 1 mi:. I,. I,.,,, I . , hi . n( fi.iHinti.ii. I'M «• !*«;:• IK.Ill' .lillv.iv. :'<. Ii ;,, U. i,ii.iv i:>'\ ,hiv, z l.,i,.|,i-|jw,'.". < 'i V.W. TRANSPORTERS $17,900 ,1 pl,,\. ,-. |f'. l,,,'.ii-. VVm k nl vi,tit- I'fin v-i'tili- VW. SEDANS m-li'll iI'l.-lil l r.-r I'lii' II.IIIII".I.-!I'I'ITII,: I ••iVIOVAIll.Ki'NNTIiilillliniil f-r <-hll- » tllK lilur-^r'.'CM win] l>n>Hiii ill.l'itn.l I'.- 1 M,u...M.M !• S..MV. IrM.-s iniitl-'t.: i-lmv im, nijiKl.'inii. Jill , , v AIII.-K Vi, In I'm-, Tin, ll:,|.l> ui!, 1H*'41, $^'i; Hhtitfi-tt IH'M vi-r 1 1956, Black „.. , ,-,.„ ,„, ,,,-is i -..IIVIII. nl. i ,iurt.v |in|.fr c.i'iilB. Cull rimrlli'- I'll ' .mil lllii.'lt Slulll.iii f.'tl.'i. -i. ki-l, HU- IL , |U*. AH 2-Tl'in. 1959, Sid. Station Wagon, Blue i-rvic nooM IMV'ir., i,mil. IH-W Mv.' Hhln Kollnnhy fur t,;,,li.--' hilt* I I" <" "|->l''r f'-r i-ViTV 1960, Grnen 1961, Sid. Station Wagon, Green M:W. HI.,.1.1 II. ::', i, ,11, .1 Mil ,,,,;, ,i I'lnf. ^ r- i • - It:i 1 I ^ II,it'll, 1,V num. Tct.lV^H IVA\'I'I,:|I - Yininit ill,,1,11 UIIIM III',,, A II HTS AMI : % II LI' A ii,•-, i- :,,i u l.l,<- linn I-1'- tii mm II <• i > II -,l .ili.illli..-lit I'.r ,.-,,t in. 1,1-1 :,,,- ,..,,. i |, ,,,,.1 iiullin.r "f',r .iiril.'il !. :.. ; IN.-., i HI f I.- .-II,N, *•.:.. ::,, - nun 0-^7 \,\<>u.-\. .v.-ihui i,,iv liilri i-nli',1 III IIDIUIIU: u <.r In 1960, Whilo •I li,.t vv.it. t „,',, ,,,. „, |,,| ,.v,.tl|B, f,,.,,i v,..i i 1962, Doluxe Camper, Blue "nil Al 1 l!-•'•' Al'iil I i'.,11 ,,ft,-t l'i(l I'M, AH 2 f.i'.."S. X iipl, I,. It,I,.riiii •,•.,,, hi.'i: ' I'li'.'i'i'ii., ')'-'.',.' !'l\l\<: HOOM — I AH :'.-.•--'.!• '-'•' "III. I, ,, l'7illi:irkl. 1" 3-1' l Il tl flic.•<•' uU iili i I...!».( .r IKK k 1 ."I l;l .illil.l. Ili-nly I" llux ill. I'll I'" of 1961, Black I'l.i s \ r.Aiii.i: <«nrr.M:ii (li-l rixilii riil'l"f » null loti, I! I u In Wr-in.il.l !.,-:i-l,' 10 U If -,,:, Tin,il,it ' I'll t III'-. 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M(l£ IIKI>lt<»O>IK AM) IHl'll. i,-,t. ulll, .1 iMillt-tli ;,,,h|, II, -1,1, 1,1131, 111 .'If 1 ..li'llllon IIIHl ri uiMimilily IMK-.-.l 1960, Anglia Sedan, Blue ,! „,. .•I,;,,..,, '!,., II,.. tvv.i.y. ,r .,!.l,. 1.11,1 nil AH :'-i;«..'.i I.I- mil al a lllnll.y 1959, Blue 1)11. IIKAT— IIKT.II lll'.l) TWO I,,,:- K;, , In.r.l.li,,o).-- 1,1,nI>i< HlI !f,.rs,M1i.- I.,,-. ,-'i "• •,/;,. ,,, . „ ,. I . \\'",.lll..|tl „.-•« ,..-,» iv.iiini.i. i '••il! ',':"-i ,! M. !.';',v,ih-i'.i Vi,,.;'! y l::,i f", I',.11,. I'itir h,,< le-v mi t;ti . .VII •,-111', iNri'li, fullly 1:1,.'.! , •,. I,, lit ion. |i:. CONVERTIBLES < IIMJITION — 1MST I'llWS- IIAMIV1IAN will I'lwin nlll.'M. I'i'l- Illlti;!-: Mi mil ui ni-',--1 . •iillnr. K«.»l •-"iiililli'ii, »m. AH 3 IlllH MlllilUl'H. Will I'll! lllWliH lilll'I'-ll , ,ni, 1 :'ii f !"lii I'l . J' " 'I ii .-'-•• 1,1, V, 1". 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Conv., White : I'rir f IIHIOIIIIT I'nrklnc In ll.-nr ri '7 12- \ J. ;:! 1959, Red • ROOMS FOR RENT ! I.KillT liniilliin. ,-11,1,1, ill mil ,„.„ 1 r- 1959, Continental Conv., Air Cond., FOUR BEDROOMS K \n>. kiii - « hif. fit wii-iiH .iiiiii.'i .limit ii,nii-,i :i'.vnv ! 1960, Lt. Gray , ..,..1.!,..11. a-. AI» - v::!7 INSTRUCTION ii. v.-«i.-.tt.., 7.',i-i,,:.!,. ii::-ii| POOL TABLES - SLATE | 19o2, Lavender full powor. Green ,,„„„» ...,i,v.. illy I", at.-!. Itu.-I * isrm In II,.. l-rmiklln Sil I u t \i , Hi .,,1 ORGAN 1963, Yotlow, iirfB l'»«ly or lll.ll<,». AL) 3-01SS. 'I. , ,„'- I •••7. '" ' li'" "• I ' " INCAI'I: >I.\I N'll;\ %%•;• . 1 •. -li'i i' .M Al> 2-TH44 Wo buy all foreign cars and nccopt all Iradoj i \\ IIMIII-II — Ml,IIIIIH HaPB Irtir r'liiin Midi Hri'iillU't'. tin) :'.';.":;, :i:i'.,"'i-ii,,i'.' MI'IT.' '."IV'T-V;:' 1:.: , r foroicjn and domestic

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PIS- i-.i- !:.• I;I -', M-nn' i ADAMS 3-6639 T<»l.*. lll-:l ni.\ i:lts, KM'i:.. ivn . VI' i nr:\ itoi.ivr : 't"=u • • dun. -k -M , .-j FIRESIDE ANTIQUES LOST AND POUND • •m'liiiiiH, HTATI-'. ANI> rr.inii ti.i \ oTiTn : n -'Li! '. '. • , till Iff. UAH, il!f — KVENINOS — ^.'' ..|,'. ; Route 202, Pluckflmin, Now Jersey l.l('l:>'-fi:l>. WILLIAMS, I'A ^-*'j:t7. mr.s ' .,.,.- i,j..| t..[. t ir-. -.1,1 Pi.- s-cr-tari.il "n-M-'fi *IO i.ilnuli>«i N.irfh «.r Soiiii-rxllti-1 'ilrl'M iir i-i-ili'iii (.y... I'l.',-if ,..,.,. ,..!.,, ..-,.II ,'|..'iii. nilly t,.,-.i- *!"•<• H. MarlitaKMIn r •it Avi'''''or iT'll'v'Trltic'v "HTI'..'| ' COI.M'.CTOII U-|HI.»H t.i I.II/ i.l'l ' '-111'- I ' , i: I ' j J.'" M..III'I!:I In ipl... '.V J.. Al IM:: o!,!>sM<)ftltj; !'•• i 1 • . .T ; i. • ^ Allem. 2-OMIV2 l.tlltii: l-n 2-II;,II2. ! .in.'l i,.,"k». FA s-vi:.:. |,,..:-tf • ,.',.„ •-r ••• -i_* r. r.v !l, V- .<• .,11 ulili! i';.. vi' '-..:••- \ We have fine 18th Century furniture including a Queen Anne Boih I). 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264 E. Broad St., Westfield 264 EAST BROAD ST. AD 2-2900 WESTFIELD, N. J. •urn , n I, , i i —— — THE WESTFIE1.I) (N. J.) LEADER. THl'RSDAY. DECEMBER 12, 1963 Section ',2—P«g« 1 Soci°l and Club News of the Week in the Westfield Area

: CilRISTMAS GIFTS A PROBLEM? Hunter Yuletide Program for ; I'SE I.KAUKR AftS AS Ol'lDE Around Town Nuptials Performed at Holy Trinity Music Department Kathleen Barnes Th, ol the • > For Janet Fortenbaugh, Mr. Delano Woa-.-.n s li >>t We.-llieii Is Fiancee E Hurley of 82S Anli its aiiiHial Ch.iistuuis pto>;ram and i : Keeping Christ •*iii»n Dr hus returned froni Miss Jani-t Gardner Korleiibautili. daughter of Mr and Mrs Laertes traditional \iilelide lea Tuesday at j M, , ,i M, liuuclas II tiarno ii in ;>t si.,' home of Mrs. Me! : „( (-oil;, \v.lk formerly of Moun : j ] ,.r MiM-in-liivv and daughUr. Edward Delano, son of Mrs. Kocco 1* IVUiw of Ue-slim ,nnl the [ale Mivin M Il.r, Kit Carleiiin Kd. The j titiu-.n.iv-. have aiimnincd the e:i In Christmas lVlano Father Ku^ene McCoy iHTfnrmid the ."> o'clock rcreiimny ,ii lui M'>- Brui'i' Oland. Sliest .HUM will he Mrs Jane Hal!. ; ^,^,.,,,,-nt uf their d.iiiKhler, Katli : Creches, such as our ex- Holy Trimly Church A reception was held ;il the Sulnirluni lintel. .Simiini: s.ipcmo. :uconip.inted on tin- pianu ; | . ..\nu. tu Kich.nd Kdward Du d ha.1- 'Ji-*i-ii ruceni'd from Mr. lH n quisitely carved manger I-lseorted ty Mis \ i Cnekler , Bync. son of Mr and Mrs Frank scenes, are the ideal gift ,j,-. Hubert Collins and their ; fnriner Westfit'ldi-rs. of their •her. the bride wore a silk pe .ui ; Also t.iknii; pan in tin- l>i'»i:i'«ni Thomas Puliyne of Napolean. Ohm for those who celebrate taf'cta ^nvii with a portrait neck will he Mesd.ones Harold I. llevel-j The future bride and her fiance are ' fruin Anchor Point. Alaska, lo Mr. and Mr lark's ]. S'.akr of Christmas significantly . . . hne. lini^ slc-eves trimmed with \ h.iiuci. Karl .Sieinon. MIIMU Miller, i ,„,,;,,,- , ileidclheri: College nu- ; i Alaska, whore Mr. Collins US') K -Ave I'ntvrtaiiH'd Salur- b a as tho anniversary of Italian AiencuM lace and a catho Victor Hndell. S:anle> Wau^li ami j ] , ,„ . ,i,,, ginned liis now position as i-ot-ktai! p;irly :-,t t)rmj MH u :v Christ't birth. .1ral tnnii Her tiiree tiered 1'roiuh Haynioml Sihoil It will einictuile I' j iiii-iiiii'i-.l of liie schools. lluir Many of those we offer li'.usion vi'i! \\.is atlacheii to u crown w.tli t;rmip siimiu.i: ,ii lavorite; ; weie fashioned lovingly oi silk pcau i oses Siie earned ;; ! -,nd Mrs H K Mailiis ol i;i4WKSTKIKI.I) IS i'Al KING i hrisini.is carols \ To Celebrate Birthday by the carvers of Oberam- I'iniKu'le bmuiuei of !.i.tra roses and ,',< |'l were in tlplua for AliOl'l' . . llosksses I,II- ihe lea will he Mes ! nieigoo, participants in the steniiasiolls. where they attended Kepor! cards coming out aguiti to- daim-s Schott, {•'.. C lliekinaii anil! Kiuiw IHHI --The Misses Anna oiul internationally famed Pas- Susan U. Km U'llt>:nmh uf V\'a>!i . •my-Navy game. j murrt>» . . . Kdwaiii Maish ilnesls will l>e wel j Margaret Seutter of Ilh Second St., sion Play. i:»j:'ori. 0 C. uas her sisl M'> only. Tlie "Harmony Holiday" of the i-niiie .it llus meetinc : twin siMi'rs. will celelnale their. an(i Mrs. William G. Bolder '• attendant She ware a dress of. West field Chapter, SPEBSQSA last jHHlh lurtliday Wediii'svlay. Their i Hrightwood Ave. entertained I enier.lid vi'hel and a while fur lull Martis Club I Hg weekend . . . friends and neighbors are asked lo dinner party Saturday evening | Parents loukinj; forward to !lip re SfS.W V WAI TON \Wr while Uiv muff w.is decorated Mrs Ci-iiii: Klhs enleitained the! j()i|1 |1|(,m „„„ d,iy ,,.„,„ 37 p ,„ ; with red aiithinmis and camellia in- '• la the Assembly Dance. j turn of their children who are Mailis Cluh Tnesdiiy morning nt a i „.„,,„ s:mdw,r|ies and coffee will lie ! away ;lt a ; ! INTERNATIONAL GIFT* liaiie cnlfee at her home. 310 Wuwis l'nd jM ,|-4,,,^ np recentl"*y Tfro m lxTi> """w'f "ti colleges . . . March Bridal for And w lxiaulif : lid 57 Elm S» rsity. Springfield, wK • " "' »""-''l d«oratiuns Hcsl man was Joseph I-' Delano ol '"' Sutler of 717 Ouk who | '"' ^n^th^ Susan P. Walton lioston. brother of the >;rooin V.-h- ; j liis parents, Mr. and Mrs. ers ucre John IW'ekcr of New ^'ol•k i d Stfftli'i'- Mr. and Mrs Maurice Kent Wnl City and Hiehuiil (ieon'e of liosloii. j "IF YOU DON'T KNOW FUR, KNOW YOUR FURRIIR" j Jr. League Awaits | hi'iilher in law of the Kiwm. i .•nding Hit' Army-Navy game ton of 132 SI l'aul St announce the engagement of their dauKlitoi. ; Mrs Delano is a ^radnale of the j d'iy in Philadelphia, were Mr. Holiday Ball j Weslfteld Hij:h School anil Vcrnionl j Mrs. Jack 11. Baker of 54« Susan I'nsijUa. to John Mason Hamey Jr . MIII of Mr. and Mrs I College. Her hosliand. who Riadu I >+• c Au-. Candlelight flowing throuRh jewel- John MaMMi Raiuey of llralton Farm !• ateil from Dorchester i Mass ' lli^li THE GIFT School, served three years with tin1 , 3rcnda Vita" of 4 Sloneleieji j I'Jiiedtul t will reded the jnear Marshall. Va. j i V. S. Army lie graduated also warmth of ;i contemporary Christ-j Miss Walton is a praduati' of Ihi i'home for vacation from j\mli ' (rein Huston I'niversily College of nuib at tlio annual Holiday Hall of j Wt-sstfit-lil HIKII School and Marjor lunior College at Beverly, Mass. j business A<)iiiinislration and is pies- the Junior League of Plainfield Sat- Webster Junior Cullrgo. She is em- and Mrs. Charles N. Colucci urday night at the Plainfield Coun- j ently attetuliiiK New York I'niver- Women Dream of — ployed by tho I" S. (iovennnent in , , ,;,..„,„.,„. S(.,)ool ,,f ,lllsin,,ss iW i Oak Ave. enjoyed a recent try Chih J Washington, lie. , managemenv t assistant of MltS. KOHIOHT KDWAHIJDKLANO from their son. Chap, who is a is also a inana^( incnt assistant Dinner will he served at 8:30 p m. Mr. llu'iicy i*> a Rraduatc of tin- i.lanet (1. KortenbaUKh) nt at Cornell University. New York Life Insurance Co. and dancing will continue till 2 a.m. Kpiscopal lhyli SC1IIK!>, Alexandria. Give Her FURS After a wedding trip to the l,;m- to the music of Hen Cutler's orches- Va., and received his 1VA degree in Recent Grads Tonight Icrtainitig at" a cocktail party tra renlian Moiinlanis. the couple will lo the Assenihly Dance were economies from the University of Mrs. l'niiiklyn Sulleli.ir^or is the jVirginia in 1*>2. lie is now a senior live in New York City. The Itecenl (irads of the West and Mrs. Albert W. Driver ofi j , . BUT REMEMBER! I eliairn* of this charity event j Iraincc al the Hicss National Hank, field College Woman's Club are Imv- •nihree Crescent. •whl( .h ^ u,mj, Ml|,port(.d by ]rAj loc.,, WashiiiHlon. 1). (.'. iiu: tlu-ir annual Christmas card To Present Two Plays parly tonight at (he home of Mrs ss Maureen Hacked of .V.r?' residents «ho ha\e. chosen lo lie pa- A March wedding planned. FUR PURCHASES CAN BE "BLIND" field Ave. was a bridesmaid at! Irons. Wi'stfiekl residents who as- Two one-act plays will !«• pie Uiihuul I.evvan Jr., Citi7 (Irintse I.a , recent weddint! in New York! sisted her in the preparation of the senh'd Saturday by the Ymilli I'el Mountainside. Mrs. John lloolon mid Little Known Carols Mrs. Frank Dunn are eo hostesses. DON'T LEARN THIS of former Wcstfiolder. Miss i hall are Mis. Charles Ilia's HI. lowship of tin' I'lrst Couiire^iitiiiual ara Ksposito and Kcnnelb Mill; Mrs Ili'ilH'it liuardnian and Airs. To Be Presented Church, 12fi Khuer SI They lire, THE "HARD" WAY ew York t.'ily. Charles Chillis. Mrs l.ai-y llerr- "The I'niupen-il Uarltn;;" anil "I'l'i" | OtOncI $ A musical protirain with words Neighbors," wliicli aie bcini: ili- nian is ehairman of the ways and and music from seldom heard Con-1 ss Barbara 1- Handy and Miss i reeled hy Mrs. ltowland Conk and Mr. mid Mrs. l-:dward .lacobi of means committee responsible for tincntal Cbiistinas carols will he n I-: Williams have enjoyed a ! Mrs II Class Tiifi Noiinau 1*1. will he hosts Satur- For Finest Quality and Best Value the league's fund raisinc aclivities. | (jiven Monday helure Hie American day cruise to the Caribbean rroceeils from the il;ince will r.o ! Tickets may be obtained from day cvrmnj: for the tirand Stammers ! home depailment of the Woman's .iiniu.il put luck supper and hi id|4e ird the liner "Kungsholm" to the leagues Comnumity Trust 1 ;andi Ihuu'an ol 11 no Minisink Way Buy with Confidence \, Chili of Weslfu'ld in the clubhouse party r and Mrs. James Scny of :tr, f I**n*ici which ,,ids in tiio restoration : al I :I5 p.m. a»k Tr and Mrs. William lloll-i"' lhl' I)lilko HllllS(> M«s™i". MM'-: llls 1 ; Knhtled "Christnuis Uelle.-." ll lof nil S Kuclid Ave. were in! l" H"' ''X''* Voulli Employment ireseiited hy Mrs. lletli IN TIME FOR CHRISTMAS at mown I'a. rriday lo -see their j Service, sponsors hiannual YounK ; , a talented yiiun;; pianist e i. Hubert Scay and Hichard Holl- reople s Concerts and enables '" • from ' PORTRAITS (i perform in the Mulileiiuerj; leasup'si children's theater Kioup to i (;,.„.,„""" .'op'r'aiiu 'fiui'iT the ' niusie |egc Experimental Theater. brinj: li\e theater, in play ami pup- ; wo,.]d flf f|nti,u,, and Detn.it PHOTOGRAPHY • ART oamoutq rlllO [ict form, lo local elementary Tea will lie served precedmu th" — Evening and Weekend Appointment! Available — irs. Alhi'rt IV Morrow uf M'llw)ls- imeetiiiR by Mesdaim James W. "WESTFIEID'S FUR SHOP OF DISTINCTION" Ch Aie. was hostess this week al j Family Groups Taken in the Convenience of Your Home •\ number of cocktail pjiarlie s viill!| ,Partiu-a,Ul,t^ MllvilMelvinl jJ Mmn< llluymond ,; 249 East Broad St. AD 2-3423 esserl bridge. prct-ede the dinner dance. Westfield j , illi;in»s ,i Samuel .1. -•- r W an (Opp Rialto Theatre) Op«n Evening* TH Chrlirma* iss Kitty Thompson of 2J1 Kdi!e- rcsidunls who arc entertaining are: ||j5iljn Mr. and Mrs. Frank Hew it and Mr. ' WILLIAM PFAFFLE Mr d Mr Frnk Hw it and Mr ' Members luin^in^ quests hould d Ave. arrived home yesterday and Mrs. Kranklyn SnllcbarKiT at i (HOWIll STUDIO) 'notify Mrs. Herbert I'. Kcke WESTFIELD hV Christmas holiday from Uald- the Hewit's home. 417 Colonial Ave., 1125 RAHWAY AVE. hospilalily cluiitniiin. Wallace College. and Mrs. Kdward Swan of 214 I.in- AD 2-4970 rs. Robert Kllsworlh anil Mrs. den Ave. and Mr. and Mrs. (lortlon I Iiohick entertained Tuesday' Thomas. HXI SI. .Mark's Ave. At MARCUS moon al a sherry parly in honor j Transfer members of tlio league Mrs. Russell W. Brown at the will have an open house iK'fore the Worth hamc, 4<>5 Channint! Ave. hall al the home of Mr. and Mr::. FOR CHRISTMAS .FUN Robert Kirsch. !IW Kiinhull Axe. Ir. and Mr:."l. N. Walker of 7i:> The Glinting Gold of Tuscany Stones videre. are leaving Westfield Sim- 1 for Seattle where they will Crestwood Garden Club M Christmas with their families. Scotch Plains — The Crestwood the Walkers j ( first of the year Garden Club »i!l have its Cliristmas I fly to Tia Wan, Free 1'"""'! party tonight at the Kanwood Hank I (re Mr. Walker will assunH' .;'"; i Community lioom al 11:15. There will j er assifinment for Ilia bunco : ^ dy()i. |)nw5. ,||ud , mcm\H.rh, are bons' 'asked to brtiiK Christinas decora- the Assembly "Bance was helditions. Hostesses will l>e Mrs Saturday evening al Kcho Lake\(lore Klindes and Mrs. llei Intry Club. Mr. and Mrs. TomNeilsen.

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.Uy Ugbtvr «*4 Marcui brings you a group NEVER MISSES of giidod leaves and (lowers that ore enchant- ing yet modest in price. Soo these now pins and earrings inspired by nolofO ot hor loveliest. NO EXTRA CHARGE LOVE fasntom "Policeman looW From 'round 1he worldl FOR CREDIT I All in 100% cotton, protected by DuPont ZePel® fobric FREE DELIVERY I fluoridizer-tbo new noa-ipoticr. FREE GIFT WRAPPING I USX. Blue princess lino *hlj wJiHo panel insert Rod aotriashe and brats button irinu Franco Red/V/Wte/B!ws for dress *ri»!i «Hao • epciulertel and bran button trim. England *M«h Bobby- Blw ««b ^ »A — crijvaoss keepors. Wrute collar. AH la das 2/4 cd $538, 3/6X ol $7SS and 7/14 cj 48.9ft NO EXTRA JEWELERS CHARGE FOR CREDIT! 2O6 E. BROAD ST. ADAMS 3-0529 ^, JEWELERS /ane smith WESTFIELD • N.J. FREE GIFT ; ^ E. BliOAD ST. ADAMS 3-0529 129-139 CENTRAL AVE. AD 2-480O WRAPPING ALSO RUTHEHFORD i WESTFIEID • N. J. Free Customer Parking ot 132 Elmer St. ;: AlSO RUIHEBF050 AND DELIVERY! Open Evenings Till 9 P.M. ^ HCGEy/ooo • HACKENSACK THE WESTPIELB (N. 3.) LEADER, THURSDAY, DECEMBER K,

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a fine leather handbag in .classic 4ailorjng 16.98 lipen damask cloths, others from 5.00 70 x 88 10.98 12 napkins 12.00

brass scales with eagle top from 7.50

lovely jewel 12 pc. punch sets, including boxes, roomy bowl, ladle and 12 cups and colorful, from 5.98 5.98 others from 3.98 pewter tankards with or without glass bottoms 9.00

2 quart copper chafing dishes 15.98

LUGGAGE for every need by Skyway, Lark, jane smith Atlantic Products I Always most welcome - and American Tourister Jane Smith j OPEN EVENINGS UNTIL 9 P.M. GIFT CERTIFICATE] 129-139 Central Ave., Westfield AD 2-4800 ofte Ann Holland Ijf^ I'M* Vi>3tiH*- •> J JJ-za^.U *«li»M)AV scomes Bride of •s E'-gcgec Tc Appecr Here *y OAY 'jllcrd Howard AT

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gifts she will cherish all year through . . . Accessories:

Handbag; Olives Beautiful pastel Hoiiery 1 pimlud tweatan Scarves from $7.98 \ »(i>H^ * \<\ jewelry Mittens f-ur Hats ^ Wallets 1 licit very Special Robe by Campus Girl. A Jacion tillqd quilled duster with Stlufdi drad trim.

Bsautiful b<;tidad Misses. , . . $10.98

sweaters shell tern 38-42 . . - * 12.98 1 on over her protliw*- floor tcnath . . . S17.98 shuath . . . from $10.98

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Op(;n Lv'ti/ Lvi:ritii'j l 0 o'clucl'- *«ge 4 THE WESTFIELD (K. J.) LEADER, THURSDAY, DECEMBER 18, 1963 Newcomers to Have Gardenaires Green Show Engaged Willia mMcMeeka n, Monday at YWCA Former Resident, Yule Cotillion Guests are invited to attend the Gardonyires Club of VVestfield com- Weds Teacher To add to the festivities of I lie Iiol petitive greens show. "Christmas In Our House" Monday in the YWCA The mLuria^e of Miss Shirley Anne iday season, the couples get-logethi' Dillow. daughter of Mr. and Mrs group of the Newcomers Club i at 1 p.m. Each membt'r wiii display for judging at least one holiday ar- Kenneth M, Uiliou- of Vuneeburg, sponsoring a Christmas Cotillion on Ky . to William Wright McMeekan. Saturday evening. Dec. 21. The rangement of a designated classifi cation. son of Mr. and Mrs. Malcolm D. dance will be held at the Weslficld McMeekan of Buca Katon. Kla.. for- •Rescue Squad from 0 to I. Mrs. Robert J. Brcslauer is chair' man for the program and Mrs. Her- merly of Westfit'ld. took place Fri Mrs. William Raney is in charge day. The Rev. Roland R. Ost olfi of the arrangements for the cotillioi bert A. Elsesser will represent the hospitality committee. cialed al the ceremony held at Wil which is open to the general mem- son Memorial Church. Watehunt! bership of Newcomers and their A reception was held at the home guests. Coffee and sandwiches wil' Musical Club Has of Mrs. Edward J Jills, 919 Mountain- be served; dress is optional. For view Cir. additional information and tickets contact Mrs. Raney or Mrs. Frank- Yule Program The bride wore u gown of white lin Nelson. satin with luce inset and a crown shop Plainfleld eve night'til Q Yesterday the Musical Club of of roses and pearls. She carried a The couples bridge group will Westfield was tlie guest of the wom- cascade bouquet of lily of the val (till Christmas Eve) meet Friday evening at the homes en of the First Congregational ley, roses, miniature carnations and of Mr. and Mrs. Nel Tolmach. 300 Church. The program was perform- ivy. Scotch Plains Ave., Mr. and Mrs.ed in the sanctuary, followed by a —Him III Knnlii, S -s- 4 * .> > « iV MARILYN ELIZABETH MANTHKV Attendants for the couple were Gordon Barker, 415 Mountain Ave.; tea served in Patton auditorium. Mrs. Gary Hamrah and John F (Mr. and Mrs. Brud Davis, 207 Eaton Tlie program opened with a group PI.; Mr. and Mrs. Ken Proda, 21 Dads. of organ selections played by Miss Marilyn Manthey Mrs. McMeekan is a graduate of Sunnywood Dr. and Mr. and Mrs.Mary Elizabeth Bonnell. John Kaczynski. 243 Kimball Ave. Kaslern School, Richmond, Ky., and The second part of the program To Marry Vicar did graduate work at the Universil> The social committee is planning :eatured songs by Mrs. Harry Hall, of Illinois and Columbia University a cocktail party to be held Sunday soprano, accompanied by Mrs. Ash- The engagement of their daughter, She is a teacher in Middlesex. Her evening from 7 lo 9 al the home ton C. Cuckler. Marilyn Elizabeth Manthey to Don- husband, an alumnus of Pingiy of Mr. and Mrs. Robert Schofield, ald P. Glass lias been announced School and Bahson Institute, is em 324 Woods End Rd. The final group was performed by the Musical Club chorus under by her parents, Mr. and Mrs. Ed- ployed by the Fuel Merchants Asso Mrs. Frank Fiynn is the hostess ward G. Manthey of 750 First St. ciation of New Jersey, Newark. for the afternoon novice bridge group the direction of Mrs. Donald Bleeke. It included Mrs. George Toenes as The bride-elect is a graduate of The newlyweds will make then Tuesday. Her address is 260 Fowler Westfield High School and Katharine St. The afternoon bridge group will soprano soloist; a violin obligato home in Springfield. layed by Mrs. W. Larch III. The Gibbs Secretarial School. She is a meet Tuesday at the home of Mrs. secretary with the Newark law firm, Frank Kilter, 200 Sunset Ave. chorus was accompanied by Mrs Edward Klnney. McCarler and English. from Concord ia Theological Semi The board will meet Wednesday The program chairman for the •Her fiance, son of Mrs. Elizabeth nary, Springfield, 111. He served ins evening at the home of Mrs. Paul vicarage here at Redeemer Luthervm Duffy, 257 Edgewood Ave. Mrs. day was Mrs. Bleeke and the hos-H. Glass and Claude E. Glass of pitality chairman, Mrs. Holly Mertel. Portland, Ore., will graduate in May Church. Nelson and Mrs. John Wuorinen will A June wedding is planned. serve as co-hostesses. at the home of Mrs. Lloyd McChes- The antique study group will meel ney, 8 Stanley .Oval. Tlie program Thursday morning at 9:30 at the will feature a Cilm on the produc- home of Mrs. Wallace Gage, 232 Sin- tion of wines put out by the Gallo clair PI, Wines of New Jersey. Child care The house and garden group will will be available as usual at thd meet Thursday afternoon at 1 p.m.YWCA.

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Teppcr's Children's World. Plainf.eld and Short Hills Mall FLOOR PLAINFIELD LOWER LEVEL SHORT HILLS P»ge 6 THE WESTFIELD (V. J.) LEADER, THURSDAY, DECEMBER 12, 1963 Garden Circle Workshop! • home of iof Howe Nurseries. Pcnnington. will Play to Run ! The Tirket to Successful workshop • speak at the Jan. 7 meeting at tli STORK CORNER Christmas Gifting Members of the Westfield Garden was directed by Mrs. Joseph KliS-. home of Mrs. Philip Dixon. Till , man and Mrs. Robert Mandel. : Kadley Kd. He will discuss easily j At OTCint OCnOOl Circle made cacti phant dishes al For the ir.an or woman who has Karl Douglas, landscape architect i maintained and oriental gardens. I | Twin sun;, were born Thanksgiving everything, why not give ihe gift of !I>iiy. Nov. :;i. to Mr. and Mrs. Hugh The "Once l.'pon a Time" i'\. travel thi.<. Christmas? A pair of Beach of 224 Seneca PI. at Overlook tickets for an Open Road Tour of been made by Mr. and Mrs. Alfred | oJ Wutcliung Section, ,\;ilion;il Coun- Hos'i'yl Tii'.1 boys, who have one ;oil of Jeuisli Women, ivill prm-nl luirope includes everything: Trans- brother and two sisters, have been Atlantic transportation, custom de- ; tilt; play "Kumpelstiltskin" Monday nanicd Koberl Michael and James BELLE-SHARMEER SAYS afternoon. Dec. 23 al 1:30 and 'i"M signed unique and off the beaten Matthew. track itineraries, charming inn and I p.m. at Grant School. This will he I * * * the only opportunity for tlie people small hotel accommodations, gour- An Ideal Gift for Him \ Mr. and Mrs. Raymond L. McCue met diniiw spots, marked maps and CHRISTMAS in the surrounding communities to I Jr. of 139 W. Dudley Ave. became view this live dramatization ul a touring data, and rented car—all ; parents of their seventh child. Mary packaged into a set budgeted trip. modest cost. The production is onIe Theresa. Nov. 30 at Overlook Hospi- Take your pick, •. shown by the players to children in (And don't forget to include your- tal. The baby has three brothers self!) IN ANY institutions and hospitals in theand three sisters. Now. al off-season prices, Euro- area. Mrs. Louis Pastealnick is in * * * or take 'em both,., pean travel is less expensive than charge of this event. Mr. and Mrs. Roller! Young But- ever even though January through Proceeds from the two perform- ton Jr. of Ciilpi'ppcr. Va.. announce LANGUAGE April is the smart season on the ances will be used to defray the the birth Nov. 25 uf their third child most people do! cost of this community project. Thr Riviera and winter is the ballet and net vr-nn-f t.rin .Frjiir T)ip>cHn. Mrs theater season in Paris. For the gi't players, comprised of members of Button is the former Ruth Osti'rman. Distinguished by of a lifetime, give Europe for Christ- the organization, arc directed Ijy daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Herbert mas! Mrs. Frank Klby. W. Osleriiian of Ml Shackamaxon a certain hind of Among those in the cast are theDr. Mesdames Harvey Garrison. Mich- comfort,,, found ael Stavitsky, Mel Kestenbauni, A girl, Klizabcih lilake. was born Sliariuwlawn House Fire Myron Leeds, Alan Gleeman, Henry Dec. 2 to Mr. and Mrs. David Den- Spied by Workmen in no other Zimmerman, Neil Fox, and Stanley niston of Boonton. Maternal grand- Corwin of Westfield. Melvin Liber- parents are Mr. and Mrs. Russell Firemen doused a fire Tuesday thoe. man and Laivrence Krasnoff of M. Chcnovvclh of 5H0 Colonial Ave. in the home of Mr. and Mrs. Bernard Mountainside. * + * Hecht of 719 Shadowlawn Dr. Tickets may be purchased from Mr. and Mrs. Gordon Twaddel) of The fire was discovered by work- Mrs. William Gutnian. Mrs. Louis Cranford became parents of their men who entered the house, accord- Pastealnick or Mrs. Alfred Farbish. third child, Jill Susan Nov. 30 ating to a neighbor. The Hechts Muhlenberg Hospital. Mrs. Twad-moved into the house only a few dell, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Wil- weeks ago. Both were away from ASME Auxiliary Lunch liam Kossetli of 702 North Ave.. will home. The Metropolitan Section of thebe moving with her family soon to No estimate of damage was avail- Woman's Auxiliary to the American G4fi Coleman PI. able. Society of Mechanical Engineers wi * * * hold a luncheon meeting in the Mr. and Mrs. Richard C. Griggs Green Room of the New York Hil- of 539 Hanford PI. are parents of a Mr. and Mrs. Eugene Marcan- ton, New York City next Thursday, second daughter, Alison Blythe, born tonio of 827 Grandview Ave. wel- Dec. 19 at 12 noon. Reservations Friday at Muhlenberg Hospital. comed their fourth child, James Jo- chairman is Mrs, C. I!. Mockridge Maternal grandparents are Mr. andseph, Friday at Muhlenberg Hospi- Give her personalized of 24 Coeyman Ave., Nutley. Mrs. J. L. Tittle. Paternal grand- tal. la and. braided le>U»r * * * (fMHtlne plantation Mrs. Harold Rambusch will speak parents are Mr. and Mrs. Kenneth Mr. and Mrs. Robert Field of legs for Christmas. The on social work that is being done C. Griggs of Branchville, formerly Cranford announce the birth of their UMXmilKUMt «•* $13.95 through the Friendly Visitors Or- of Westfield. individual attention of third child and first daughter, Mary ganization, to help the inmates in * * * Virginia, Saturday, Dec. 7 at Over- Belle-Sharmeer Seamless. the House of Detention for Women. Mr. and Mrs. William Gibson of 515 Kimball Ave. became parents of look Hospital. Grandparents are Mr. Give the merriest shades their first child Thanksgiving Day, and Mrs. George L. Morris of 500 and styles ever mentioned. Gay Teens Nov. 28, at Overlook Hospital. They VVychwood Hd. and Mr. and Mrs. have named their son Steven Edward Q. Field of 405 Edgewood ALSO AVAILABLE IN FLEECE LINED BOOT, $15.95 The most intimate fit ever The Gay Teens will hold their Marion. Ave. Christmas dance Saturday evening * * * * * * at the Tennis Club. Mrs. R. W. Scott Been: the Fluent Fit of 3 A second daughter, Jeanninc Mr. and Mrs. Francis W. King of and Mrs. A. E. Flinn Jr. are chair- Marie, was born Thanksgiving at 941 Boulevard welcomed a daughter, Legsizes. Brev. Modite. men. Overlook to Mr. and Mrs. Jean Mary, who arrived Sunday at Muhl- Duchess. The most beautiful Parizeau of 1001 Coolidge St. enberg Hospital.

*• * * ' legs wear Belle-Sharmeer. COMING EVENTS * * * Mr. and Mrs. William P. Kain Jr. Another Thanksgiving baby was of J)53 Boulevard have named their 101 Quimby St. • Westfield The world's smartest Santas DECEMBER 1963 Jeffrey Alan Hunt who arrived at seventh child, born Sunday at Muhl- Overlook Hospital. He is the son of OPEN EVENINGS MONDAY THRU FRIDAY 'TIL 9 S M I i f enberg Hospital. Edwin John. give them in their golden w s Mr. and Mrs. Arthur J. Hunt of 101 Christmas wrapping. 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 Winchester Way. 8 9 10 11 12 13 14 BELLE SHARMEER SPOKEN HERB 15 16 17 18 19 20 21 22 23 24 25 26 2728 29 30 31 • * MEEKER'S OPEN EVENINGS UNTIL CHRISTMAS :

14—Open square dance, YMCA, 8:30- 11 p.m. 185 ELM ST. Schaefers 15—Christmas tea of Mountainside No Poor Goods At Any rncPi e Newcomers, Mountainside Inn, 4-8 p.m. Fre* Parking in Rear of Stora 15—Greens show of the Gardrnaircs FOR Club of Westfield, YWCA, 1 p.m. f 17—Christmas program and tea of music department of Woman's Club of Westfield, home of Mrs. Metvin Miller, 031 Carleton ltd., 1:30 p.m. 19—Union County chapter, African Violet Society, smorgasbord THE CORSET SHOP party, Scotch Plains Baptist Church, 12:30. Gardeners 21—Newcomers Christmas Cotillion, Rescue Squad building, 9-1. 23—Play, "Rumpelstiltskin," by NC- Where else but "THE GARDEN CENTER" to JW "Once Upon a Time Play- Wants You to Enjoy ers." Grant School, 1:30 and buy the Perfect Gift for a Gardener? 3:30 p.m.

CHRISTMAS GIFTS A PROBLEM? USE LEADER ADS AS GUIDE Your HOLIDAY Parties a book may TOOLS including the famous Wilkinson HOMETOWN 7 Hundreds of Unusual Items to Please the Gardener, * CLAIJH SERVICE! be read that (nil I ! be it a "he" or "she." J. H. Eggleston i can lead Trim your figure, look your best and enjoy the Holiday Season ""M'ISIW*1 s

\A KT, GOLD OVERLAY OPEN Illuc riuiinrl foinei-unMmis, EVENINGS "She Qanden, Center will) iiiliun-d pen K . . , in Christian Science UNTIL M'ttinus of iii:h I.iittiuj \\ Kt, N THE CORSET SHOP CHRISTMAS £ul(] overlay. READING 148 EAST BROAD ST. ADams 3-2615 I'Ytwn oui M'hvtinii ol line ROOM SATURDAY quality jewelry 1>) Kii'inciii/. UNTIL 6 116 QUIMBY STREET SUNDAY 9-5 The Foundation of our Business is the WESTFIELD

Right Foundation (or Your Figure ADLERS Hours: 10 to 4:30 AD Also Monday, 7 to 9 1100 SOUTH AVE. 219 NORTH AVENUE, WEST JOHN K. MEEKER, Inc. Information concerning free publh WESTFIELD lecturei, church service* and S iay ichocl it alto available sTHK WESTKIEl.D (N. J> LEADER. TUORSIMY, DECEMBER 12, 1963 Page 7

ainfil'ld S.vmpliony Socieiy atii..,! or 30 Field Plains Newcomers Parenthood Group sponsor a Win senc as Ucket eliftir-: _ -. Fete Season Plans Fund Drive The Most Beautiful Scotch I'laiiiv-The Scotch Plains Plans for a I'iutuied Farenthoud ; ;ii;v.iHid Newcomers Club held then tainpyt^n dn\e were discussed Mon ' annual December meeting and d i> eu-nin^: at lilo hulr.c ot ihe i Christmas Album in Years Chris! Uias party Tuesday o\ filing Wt'^tficLI i\»mim!!ec chairman. Mrs • at Hie Scotch J'Sams YMCA- The ttilliam r<'i.-i>cr. ^1, Tunic I'kwy j Dae in the jju-at nc<'d. the 1-Vdcra i mode and Hie triinmed Christmas tion IHHM'.- lo raise ihree Imti's Ibe j tree v..i< donated by Mrs Wiiliam jiuounl they ha\e pic\iousjy .soimltt i THE MANY MOODS OF CHRISTMAS VVhiiriiead Tabie decorations aiul .1^ will the liua! cvnmr.iUi't' The j jcv\e!iy were made by Ihc hospital- main objcv-tt\e ol Ihc Westfu'ld at" | THE ROBERT SHAW My committee under the direction ol filialc is lo pruude a full tinic M) i CHORALE Mrs Hertnin: Walters. tuil worker lor the only chine in 1 Tin program started with a reci Imgn County which is locActl at on ol The Littlest Angel." by Hi I'ark A\e., I'laintield Mrs Joseph Thompson, illustrated The clinic which is now open by large posters made by Mrs. Hu Thursday afternoons and e\ enings i tit it Von 1'icr Seasonal music vus i will ha\c niitrtnnp si^sions Tiu sda\s j played by organist. Mrs Carol Jo- beginning in .lanuary It is hoped j . jcHsKi win) accompanied Mrs. Uoger eventually to be open mure days of j i Will, soloist. 1'ATHK'IA .1. CKKAT11 the week. Dr Jane SprajIB of 234 ! ; Santa's helper, played by Mrs. W. Dudley Ave is one of the stalf ' : Kalph i'eterson. was in charge u( physicians. i I (lit- gift exchange. David N. Weed i During the business meeting. Mrs. Tlie drive will take place in i-Y)>- ! Richmond (lalbreath, president an- Troth Told ruary and iH'rsonnel are now iH'injj ; iioiineed the appointment of Mrs contacted fur the local committees. J Theodore Kiias a.s the new YMCA (.'hairnien ace Mr> Leonard Sie^cl ! I Mr. and Mrs. I.. It death ol of 517 vShervvood Pkwy , vice chair-! Tou tiMr <10 Treinonl A\e. ut I p.m. Table »naui,'eint'nls. nift-wrap- Chi'i.stinus packaKes are lo be ped puckuKcs, door or uiantet det'o 27 Elm St., Weitfield Phone AD 3-1448 broiighl fur the Jolin Ktinnells llos- Group Re-schedules rations done in the spirit ol Nuel pilal. These will be judced for oriK- wilt he jud^<'d. There will he u Kill Open Evening! until Chrlttmai inahty and attractueness Ciba Tour hange uf plants and awiirds will he presenleil lo winners of two re- Mmintnliifcitlf—The Inur of Cihu cent "IJttle Shows." Duplicate Winners I'lKirmaceiilual Co , Summit, by the American hninc department of the The Mniinlaiii'.iilc Couples Dupli- Muuiilninsidc Woman's Club, can- cate Urid«c met Friday at 1 lit- YW- celled because ol the death of Presi- CA, The winners wcle. dent John K. Kennedy, will take NoilhSnulh Mr. and Mrs. D. ('. place tomorrow. Members are asked Summers, llr and Mrs H. W. Unff, lo meet at the home of Mrs. William Mr anil Mrs J. M. 1'aiker. Price. 1015 Charles SI. at 12 unoii lOasI West: Mr and Mrs Kli Iloff- lo drive to Ciba for luncheon and ti j j man. Mr. and Mrs J. M. Killer, Mr, lour of Hie facilities. M s N w ks The (jt'inip hi'lil Ilit-ir Christmas i€^©«l€*€l«l©£i£i£ic^t€t«^ ' " ' "" parly lice. 2 at the home of Mrs. Michael Sjinrrn wild Mrs. Itichard Kapkc assislinn the hoslcss. (Jifls were exchanged after lunchi'oii and prizes for games played were award- ed to Mrs. Hnlph Diet/., Mrs. Fred Ungerfo gifts Uescli and Mrs. Vincent W'arknln. The January ineclinii will he held by Vanity fair nt Ihc home of Mrs. Joseph Mritlun. 213 Central Ave. Exotic is th6 word for out - delightful jungle printed shift Jeannette 's Human Rights Talk gown one] matching petticoat Open to Public in natural tawny and black Mrs. Wdllnee (Jelhei, president of tones. the Westficld Crnnford chiipter of Women's AiiKTirnn OUT, and Mrs. The shift, of nylon tricot over Willinm riiilinan, prt?.sidcut of the cjj||shell nylon sliccr. WatchunK sct-tioii of the Nalionnl Sizes S-M-L. 12.95 Council nf Jewish Women, nniiouiiee plans for a joint nicetiuM lo he held The matching petticoat, all tricot. Thursday, Jan. !l at II: 15 p m. ul Sizos Short S-M or Avcrago Tem|ile l:manii I'M. S-M-L. 4.95 The topic of Hie rveninu will he "Hiiinaii lii^hls in our Area: Fart and Knllacy." Mrs. Julius Jack.son Ala if and phone order t Filled will act as moilcralor for a panel composed of Mrs John Morris, Jack Kindlier and Kniesl Tnllioi. Inter- esti'tl iiiombers in the comimmily are invilej to 10, 7.00 wrappings and decorations from our TI: foot muff" of electrified shearling lambskin upper end insole, fink, light 7~1 ' V Christmas display. Everything you need to blue or red. Full sues 10 to 3, 4.00 * «'*i make it "Extra Special." Growing girls' 4 to 9 (not in 1.4 KT. GOLD OVERLAY red), 4.00 Mail and phone orders filled IlriKirh ;in, auh- prompt arrival aboard a shiny red and to other charitable organizations the GAMA point out that the cause pledge live in almost every section tnaiically, to it'« easier than ever lo take good pictures. No 8 silk dress, the fire engine, upon which all attending for distribution to under-privilegeildd of stringiness is the separation of of town." butterfat from protein. They recom- threading, no fumbling—Kodopak film cartridges drop rigfe open-back pump youngsters will receive their audi- j children this Christmas. Weslfielders attending included: Project director William Mason mend a low flame tor top of the in! There art four camera models—all with built-in flash uniti- Dr. and Mrs. James Byrd. Mr. and ence. j range cooking and a temperature of does the job! Slim Coffee for chilled parents will be has extended appreciation for the ond they oH take color slides, color snaps, and black-oni Mrs. Ernest Daman, George Kriti 350 degrees or less for oven-baked white pictures. Come in and choose the one thal'i right for you. heel, shapely toe and Mr. and Mrs. Clifford Grant, Mr. served by hostesses recruited from wide support this community service cheese dishes. and Mrs. Ralph K. Jefferson. Mr. the Jayccettes. and music and a project has received from local citi- contrasting collar public address system will be provid- and Mrs. W. Kaufman, Mr. and Mrs zens who seem well aware that cast- Cochairmen Gunzenhauser has sug- Complete camera outfit*. all add up to a John Morris, Mr. and Mrs. Charles ed by courtesy of Robert Schildt of off toys belonging to their children Kim Radio in Westfield. Also pres- gested that additional contributions rich fashion II. Morrison, Mr. and Mrs. John will be welcomed and cherished by may be made at the workshop when Prete, Mr. and Mis. Jack Hindner. ent (but. unrecognized) at the event others in less fortunate circumstanc- note. parents bring their children to the Erwin Sdioenewaldt. Mr. and Mrs. will be George Hoffman of 358 Willow | es. station to visit Santa Saturday, Any Milton Seligman and Mr. and Mrs. items, large or small, in new, slight- Amos Webster. ly used or restorable condition will 54 Elm St. be welcomed by the chapter. YM Memberships Exclusively Ideal Yule Gift JARVIS Burton KellogK, chairman of the DRUG STORE Weslfield YMCA membership com- mittee, announced today that the V will have available special Christ- Jarvis Colonial Dining Room mas gifts in the form of member- 54 ELM ST. WESTFIELD ships for husbands, sons, nephews, grandchildren or a family member- Enjoy Dinner with us ship for the entire family. in our "It is the feeling of Ihe commit- tee that an appropriate gift at Christ- \ir Conditioned Dining Room mas would be a year's membership in an organization such as tlie Ymmg Complete Dinners Men's Christian Association," said Mr. Kellogg. From $1.40 to $1.75 With the addition of the new facil- ities at the Y, the advantages of year-round use have been multiplied SPECIAL FAMILY NIGHT 163 E. BROAD ST. ilfiW AD 2-5163 along with Ihc realisation !iy many parents that the Y now provides an EVERY THURSDAY Open Evenings until Christmas opportunity to do things together as COMPLETE DINNER . . . $1.45 families. CHILDREN'S DINNER ... 75c Families or individuals interested in the Christmas /lift membership should contact the Westfield YMCA.

LET THE LEADER PRINT IT SHOP WITH EASE—IN COMFORT USE THE LEADER ADS Christinas Inside and Outside THE NATIONAL BANK OF WESTFIELD aJieaJ Yes, at National Bank of Westfield you you 'Tis the season to be jolly. 2; will find low bank rates balanced to fit Decorate your home — in- ?, your budget. side and out. We have all -y watch masterpieces the "makings." Don't let lack of funds hold you back chRistmas ... if you are considering buying a new car, investigate the auto finance plan of Kolcx wnU'licK are jewels oF timeless rit'Uunco. Not only do the National Bank of Westfield. lliry orrwimml lite wrist and .Qinplrrnrnl llio. costume Iml lliry lei! time at cuniU-ly — year aftrr A NEW CAR yrar. ,M

TRIM THE TABLE with a spcial centerpiece. WELCOME SANTA and Yuletide guests with door and window dec- orations.

Greens • Holly • Cones • Berries Bells • Figures • Mistletoe 'WBSTFIELD, N. J. Shop Early — Come Early and see the many, many Christmas ideas on display.

Open Evenings Until Christmas 1..1. 10ili.iliMin.ls, 1 IK ynl.1 SJ2-J. Beginning Monday, Dec. 16 a/iead I-:. 2 .!• -i)-...Mt'-. UK :tA- Gtrmmitntty Bank dedicated^ 'JEWELERS 206 E. BROAD ST. ADAMS 3052? NO EXTRA CHARGE to Commitnity Service" WESTFIELD • N. J. FOR CREDIT! INC. A1SO RUIHERfOKD BIDGEWOOD • HACKENSACK FREE GIFT WRAPPING! Member of Federal Reserve System 321 SOUTH AVE. Opp. R.R. Station UttnWr Federal Deposit Insurance Corporadoa SHOP THE SOUTH SIDE FOR PARKING CONVENIENCE

< ii i i I, THE WESTFIELD IK.J.1 LEADER, THURSDAY, DF.CEMBEB U, ]K3 Section 5—-F*|» 1 Social and Club News of the Week in the Westfield Area

>Molay to Crown 'Phiiathalians Plan Tonight 'YWCA Holiday Party for I Thrift Shop Sale ,eetheart jNewYeor-, Porty High Sch o1 Graduates dp:,, i,.r ;, N>w Vl,.,r^ For Homemakors ° iFeatures Dolls Dance tve party i(, !,, h,lri a. T},(. B^ .^ 1 The YWYA it iuviiing Ihe post hish J-anwooa »«•,. ,-,adc Monday l»v ihci -A holiday Make and Take' work- : school age group to a holiday party Dolls for Christmas giving are the I Galahad Chapter. Order of De- ! Friday. Dec. 27 at 8.3U p.m. It will will hold its second annual j shop lor Yi.siiini: Homemakers is be- j featured items this week lit the West- • home of .Mr ;,iid R r' Tt-iver ;be held al the home of Mrs. l.ei- ^••heart Dance" Saturday. Dec. Menil»erb niu>! | «:S held this evening at 8 o'clock in (field Service Leagues Thrift Shop i m3kl. | coster W Fisher. 1141 Minisink Ave. Kach member of the league is re- • the Westfield Masonic Temple with the ho.-}..::;, :t!ie I'raiiford Meihudist ('lunch. chairman. Mrs- j i who is a mrmlier of the YWCA (|iiired to furnish at least one doll i , 8 p.m. to midnight. .lohn JciiM'n by .Mrs. Dnnitliy franc will direct the jsi'ssiiin of .-.imple paper cutting and j board of directors. Miss Patricia for this annual sale. I JEWELRY ,e vibra-Toncs will provide the ll |wo one.ic; I folding crafts winch can l>e used by ! Shannon of 773 \orgate. a student at There is a doll lo suit every lit lie | jc. Strict semi-formal dress i.s plays ioniorroa- Colorado State University, will assist hired with party dresses for girls | the Houiemakers to amuse children or big girl's fancy. They range in I he barn. They will be directed by i in Ihc home and also provide recrc- in arrangements for the college-ca- sia1 from the five inch baby doll to I coats and ties for boys. The Mrs. Halph Hn^, ;,ud Mrs Goof- | at ion for the elderly and often han- reer age gathering. the two foot hfesize doll. Some are For very special gifts for L if only open to couples, trey Haiucr. in addition, a UiriM- j duapjK'd patient. Names ol young men and women the old fashioned kind while others he girls vying for the title of mas play, unncn ;md duvcti-d by 1 interested in attending may be are un-to-date with several changes very special people, Molay Sweetheart" are: Peggy Tlie will also IK. a demonstra- Mrs. Koger roekburn. will u> P, J. linn on Holiday Kim wilh House phoned in or left at me YWCA desk. of outfit*. For (hose who appreciate y of 816 Boulevard: Barbie f seiiled fejlunnt: Mrs. Yemeni ll.ik Plains' which feature easy holiday Newcomers are urged to take ad- handwork, there are dolls whose shop here. Among all Santa's rorlh of 630 South Ave.. Robyn er, Mrs. Robert Klein and .Mrs cOl-k- flower and plant arrangement.", us vantage of this opportunity to be- complete wardrobes have been made »y of 25 Faulkner Dr. and Sherry burn ami ;i pies! ]jerfoniu-r Mrs ins materials lo in- found in the come acquainted with others of their by members. Used toys are also on treasures, jewelry rates >iiz of 2070 Oak Hill Rd., Scotch W. L. Schaub of Westfield. home. This is a project that Visit- age group in the community. sale. IS. Hosts lor the evoiinis! will l>o Mr in£ Hoiiieuiakors can pass aloii£ tjoth The Thrift Shop at 415 Westfield tops with everyone. balloting and coronation will and Mis. .Johti \U,\an and Mrs till- lo children and adult patients The Junior Musical Program Ave it open Monday evenings, 6-8 i during the dance. William berl Mollnch. pianls and flowers IieiiiR used in p.m.; Tuesdays through Fridays. 9- Make this Christmas a Day to Remember ers. master councilor of 800 For- Ihis workshop are iviuii furnished by The Junior Musical Club of West- 11:30 am, 12 ;KM :w p.m. and Sat- Ave., advises that the winner Sisterhood Plans Gifts \ .jrioiis garden clubs in the area who field met Sunday al Ihe home of urday 9-11:30 a.m. qualify for the State DeMolay w ill also send some of their memlwrs Miss Janice Haiuer in Cianford for The proceeds are donated to West- etheart contest and may atiend Scotch Mains—Plans to |>iesenl as deinonstiators Kacli llomeniak- a program by several young arlisls. field charities. irs at Trenton and Atlantic City, Kifls to tlie children of the Sund.iv er will have a plant arrangement to They included James HeriU. pian- ckets are available from the and Hebrew school classes at (bi- taki- to one of her palienls. ist, from Westfiold; Lonoi'e I.ang- Medical Aides Party rnian, Howard Shouffler of 602 annual Hamikali parly this Sunday The program is under the direc- lieinz, soloist, of Mountainside. nlain Ave. or cochuirinan. Hob- Were made al the recent meelini! of tion of Mrs Klwuud 1*. Wenwlberi;- Thomas It. Keam Jr.. accordionist, The I'nion County Medical Assist- Decker of 510 Cory PI., as well the executive I ward of Ilic Sisterhood ant's Society held its annual Christ- ul alemcml n er. chairman o( Visiting lloinemak- from Crauford and Stefan Young, U members of the DeMolay chai>- of Temple Israel. It was also voted er training Ht'freshmentii will be pianist of Westfield. mas parly Saturday at Howard to make a donation to the temple. served by Mrs HOIKMI K. Hoyes Johnson's Restaurant, KomerviUe. iss Karen Olson of 712 Tamatjues There will be no December meet- The Visitini; ILimemaker Si'rvice. The next meeting will bo held Jnn. r , winner of last year's Chapter ing of the Sisterhood. A while ele- an atfeiicy designed to provide as- SHOP WITH EASK-IN COMFORT 8 at the home of Mrs. Hess I'eretta. etheart Dance and later named phant sale will take place al the sistance in homes where there is ill- Itoberl Kane will speak on the topic, I'SK THE LEAUKR ADS of New Jersey Sweetheart of Jan. 22 meeting. ness, sen iees the area of Central "First Contact—Medical Assistant. [olay. will officiate al the affair Union County. ill crown the new chapter CHRISTMAS GIFTS A PROBLEM? etheart. USE LEADER ADS AS GUIDE Walter Van Hoosen Talk Scheduled at Club "Old nooks. Book I'lates and Pam- phlets of New Jersey" will be the subject of Walter Van Hoesou ol Kanwood when he speaks nl the TO WRITE? Woman's Club of Westfield Kridiiy. Dec. 20 al 1 :<0 p.m. The program will 1)0 presented More the antiques department and the literature and drama department and will include Phonel books about Westfield. THIS YEAR Phoning is Ihe quickest way to share youi news— Monitors from the literature and and to learn whdt's new drama group who will be hostesses at the othei end ot the include Mcsdaiucs

and choose from our wide variety of cut flotvers, plants and arrangements. Stop in ami look around.

See our fine collection FREE WITH EACH NEW ACCOUNT This colorful, personalized Christmas of Christmas tvrcaths, slocking with a new plaid passbook - door pieces, table center can be hung on tree or montlepiece. pieces and greens. Per- fect for patting your home truly in the Christ- • IT'S A LASTING GIFT MI as spirit. • A GIFT THAT GROWS • SAVES SHOPPING STILL TIME TO • IT'S GREATLY APPRECIATED OPEN YOUR • WILL CONG BE REMEMBERED 1964 CHRIST/WAS CLUB • SAVES PARKING • IDEAL FOR ANYONE IN THE FAMILY

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BROAD AT PROSPECT BY THE PLAZA STARTING MONDAY. OPEN EVERY EVENING UNTIl CHRISTMAS Westfield Flower Shop WESTFIELD FEDERAL "SAVIfif6S JOHN C. STEUERNAGEL „ ^A ADams 3-3650 250 Springfield Ave. near Broad " Pagre 2 THE WESTFIELD (N. J.) LEADER, TBTRSDAY, DECEMBER 12, J9C3 > | and Henry J. Kauffmann. program. the 38lh annual performance of Han- ley Oval, will sing willi the Beaver .JSPEBSQSA Program Sound reproduction was by Stuart's ORT to Be Honored! "Mi's.Malf at Murioitu College choir at the collects annual Audio of Westfield. vveekond. Christmas vesper scrvke Sunday evening. A sophomore, she is u mem- j Well Received At Temple Witit tlteCctl James H. Kogarty of 233 fhai'lc.' ber ol the kindergarten-elementary OKT members »•• St. »as elected I he I'niori Junior ("ol- i education department. Music Students to Play J j The IGlh annual Harmony Holiday The West field -Cranford chapter of icues are Mesdanw/, ' jo Key Club r:'j)t(.'st'nt;i1i\c to tin? Pupils of Hazel Mueller. Helene ORT (Organization for Rehabilita- Wallace Gofce^ d:iy session smdent council. He is presented Friday and Saturday eve- James H. Fogarty of 233 Charles and Models Eall held recently in Carol Osborne. daughter of Mr. ! nings at the high school auditorium Reiter and Dorothy Schneider will i tion Through Training! will be hon- St. is chairman for a square danec Queens. She is a student ul Trap- ! a sophomore majoring in liberal j be presented in recital of piano, flute ored tomorrow at a combined sab- arts. | and Mrs. John Osborne of 1315 Eiri'h ; by I he West field chapter SPEBSQSA to be sponsored Friday evening by hageii School of Fashion. -\. Y. Hill Kd.. Mountainside, is on the pro- I was most enthusiastically received. and violit.. solo and ensemble play- bath service. Special services will the Pi Kappa Psi fraternity at Unio duel ion staff of Drew University's ! F.ntitled. " '03 Ski Doo." the theme ing Saturday in the fellowship room be held at Temple EmanoEl con- Junior College. The dance will b Linda Exposito has attained mem- i Doris Stalbaum. a freshman at Hie ducted by Kabbi Azriel S. Grishinan. bership in the Kisiier Hunur Society j Cuileye of Kmporia. Kan., was a presentation of "The Good Woman [followed a chorus of b:\rbershoppers of the First Methodist Church at 3 open to Uie public. of Selzuan." who Mere snowed in for a weekend p in. The public is invited to at- spiritual leader of the congregation. TO BUY OR * * * of Kosemont College, Husemom. Pa., i mc-mber of the east that recently for outstanding scholastic achieve- I presented a three-night run of "Oiu * * * I at a ski lodge in the New England tend. The organization will have an ex- LEADER Dianne Stevens, daughter of Mr merit. She is the daughter of Mi' Town." The daughter cf Mr. and Carol Whitney Knapp. daughter of | hills. and Mrs. Horace A. Stevens of 1 and Mrs. L. Exposito. Mrs. R. II. Slaluaun of S»7G Cherokee Mr. and Mrs. Burton B. Knapp of Sixty-five members of the chorus Stoneleigh Pk., won a prize for ho * * * Cl . she is imijorinji in home eco- 50li Lawrence Ave., sang in the 330 appeared singing such favorites as costume at the first annual Artist Linda Greason. daughter of Mr nomics at the Presbyterian C'liurch- voice chorus at the 38th annual per- "Side By Side" and "California." and Mrs. H. G. Greason of li]9 Clar; reluted college. formance of Handel's "Messiah" The amusing anlics of the Fore EVERY DAY IS St.. has pledged Kappa Delta soror * * * Marietta College. Fathers, a comedy tjuartet frorn Maternity ily at High Point College. HiBh Point Sara Foose. daughter of Mr. and * * * Fairfax, Va. added to the gaiety of CHRISTMAS N. C. Mrs. Robert L. Foose of 419 Lenox the evening. at Martin Jewelers Ave., will participate in the Christ- Paul M. Marzell of 1189 Ridge Dr., The highlight of the program was Students from Centenary College mas vespers concert to be given by Mountainside is chairman for the FASHIONS Union Junior College Christmas Ball the singing of the 1963 International for Women who will begin tliei, the Wellesley College Choir Dec. 15 Champions, the Town and Country Christmas vacation Wednesday are in the campus chapel. which will be held Dec. 21. Joseph J. Briton of 213 Central Ave., Moun- Four, who hailed from Pittsburgh. DRESSES - SKIRTS Lynn Pearson, daughter of Mr. and * * * Ladies got into the act this year for Mrs. Carl A. Pearson, 816 Oak Ave tainside is serving on his committee. Rochelle M. Michaels, a senior in the first time as secretaries who SLACKS - SMOCKS Toni Ackerman, daughter of Mr. and journalism at the Pennsylvania were vacationing at the lodge. They Mrs. John Alfred Ackennan. 136 Lin State University, has been named were Mary Lou Kllsworlh, Doris coin Rd.; Elizabeth Cunningham to Who's Who Among Students at Piano Recital Held Molowa, Jo Gilbert and Phyllis An- SWEATERS - SUITS daughter of Mr. and Mrs. George S American Universities and Colleges. derson. Cunningham, 1111 Wyehwood Rd. Miss Michaels, the daughLer of Mr. A piano recital was held Sunday GIRDLES - BRAS and Barbara Fleming, daughter of afternoon in the home of Mrs. Doro- Page P. Stephens, chapter presi- and Mrs. H. F. Michaels of 853 Carle- dent, presented the prologue. Ed- Mr. and Mrs. Charles L. Fleming, ton Rd., is editorial editor of the thy C. Schneider, 521 Fairmont Ave. LINGERIE 745 Norman PI. Participating were Donald Reiter, ward Kelly was cast as lodge man- student newspaper, editor of the ager, Emerson Jenkins and Bob * * * 'army Cook, Gloria Hauptli, Anne Headquarters in this area Penn State student handbook and a Stuhler, Debbie Holder, Glenn Reif- Adams were bell hops and ski in- Pledged to Pi Kappa Psi fraternity member of Sigma Delta Tau soror- Since 1943 at Union Junior College are Rich T, Keith Herrmann, Karen Peter- structors and Kd Boate was cook ity. on, Ann Cathy Mazur and Ann and handyman, ard L. Davidson of 39 Carol Hd. and * * * Ralph E. Jones of 37 Sandra Cir. Bouchal. Chairman of the show committee Neale de Planque, daughter of Mr. was Thomas M. Marshall who was * * * and Mrs. J. V. de Planque of 12 Stan- SAY YOU SAW IT IN THE "LEADER" Jeffrey E. Marshall of 1017 Lam assisted by Robert Hanger. Others berts Mill Rd., a senior majoring on the committee included Joel GET A 10% DISCOUNT in Knglish literature at the College Spivey, stage manager and pro- of William and Mary, has been lap- ducer; George Fezzey and Donald ped for membership in the Alpha Rider, tickets; James W. Cooper, Chapter of Phi Beta Kappa. A grad- publicity; Fred G. Doerr, set design uate of Westfield High School, he and construction; Joseph H. Thorn Harldl-Charg* Jr.. Joel Spivey, Robert Hanger and Open Mon.and ias been student chairman of stu- Available Bread at Elm St. M. 'HI • 14 KT, OOLD OVERLAY dent committee on lectures and con- Thomas Marshall, theme-script; •erls, a member of the honors pro- Alice and Russell Mahonoy, ushers WESTFIELD Grape Motif . . . ;ram in English and of the dean's and ticket takers; Thomas Marshall beautifully fashioned in 1st. 14Kt. yellow gold overlay * * * with graduated cultured Jean Loges. daughter of Mr. and pearls. firs. Henry Loges of 866 Tice PI. From our new selection of raveled with the Wagner College de- Krcmentz Fine Quality iating team Saturday to the Temple Jewelry. niversity novice debate tournament n Philadelphia. . She is a freshman, injuring in math. * * * Donald Stanton is r member of WdlltUl le Lebanon Valley College junior Bin * arsity basketball team. Mr. mill MrH. II. II. <*ol»iirn .Jr.. I'uMiHTly ol' l.ntuiNiimviH* Avt',, itrt* uim CtBlmbr Sim. lUlntc In thflr new homo at 27 Fttlr 11)11 Ilil., inirciiimeii from Mr. mid AD 3-W1S * * * Sir*. JtU'linrtl V. KITIJ. Mnrloti 1), Hl»>» Jr. iirKitililted the nuiv for the Stores alfui In Cranfnrd and Robin S. Graham of fil5 Shadow- office

DECORATIVE ACCESSORIES. Modern and Period Brass, Copper. ENGRAVERS STATIONERS Imported by Dessau.

EGYPTIAN PEWTER WASHED COPPER. Planters, Wall Brackets, lends to this feeling by presenting Bowls, Compotes. Candles by PARAGON PLANT STANDS GLASSWARE - Swedish Import.

Emitter MADONNAS HOLLY Pottery and China Green and Variegated BAYBERRY CANDLE AND HOLDER Canfale Bayberry . . . the spice of Christmas! Down through the years this traditional scent has become as much a part MILK GLASS BY FENTON and KEMPLE of Christmas as pine trees and greeting cards. Paragon's petite 2Yi" Console Sets • Creamers and Sugars •' Compotes high Bayberry candle is decorated in the bay- and Many Others berry motif and glittered GUTTBRLITES — in fjliuercd glass containers, for holiday sparkle. Complete with its own over 4" high, long-burning (over 75 hours) will wrought iron holder. add to the sparkle of your Christmas. Red with L M.00 gift boxed com- gold glitter, pine scented. Green with gold plete with, the Bayberry History. For Someone Who Has Everything Say Merry Christmas glitter, bayberry scented . . . $2.00 each In three languages A WEEKLY FLOWER ORDER with Paragon's seven PARAGON As Little as $10.00 for 5 Weeks inch brandy breather BAYBERRY GOBLET in sparkling gold and ruby red decoration. FOR THE HOME DECORATOR At its base you will M find a sprig of almost makes it Christmas Complete Stock of Wreaths, Roping, Greens, real holly. It glows everywhere • • . . Holly, Cones, Berries, etc. and is pine scented of course.

For Out-of-Town Flower Orders $*V early and Save Telegram or Telephone Costs each

Paragon presents the Wassail Bowl in a kin« fize hi^h glass enrnsed candle decorated vnth OPEN EVENINGS UNTIL CHRISTMAS - CLOSED CHRISTMAS DAY real fish net and a sprig nf holly. Long burning, over 100 hours, enjoy its dancing light all season.

Red glass, white net, pine scented Green glass, white net, Bayberry scented. $4,00 doerrer's BAYBERRY ' OPEN EVENINGS TILL CHRISTMAS MERRY CHRISTMAS GOBLET 76 ELM STREET, WESTFIELD • AD 2-2232 yrry Wax, Early Amtrfca'a favorite, ht &• high QobM dwrotad W l d tfBttf 167 ELM ST., WESTFIELD TEL. AD 2-2400 THE WESTTIELD

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USE MARTIN'S CONVENIENT LAY-A-WAY, HANDI-CHARGE WESTFIELD : ELM & QUIMEY STS. or BUDGET PLANS AD 2-6718 Stores Also in Cranford and Plainfield THE WESTFIELD (S. J.) LEADER, THURSDAY, DECEMBER 12,1963 Page 4 vice president earnings for social security because Cranford Boy Admits Westfield Youth Investors Group search. His I work only half a day a week for search and ,,,vesl them. Are they doing the right Role in Car Theft began in mi whet, YOUR tiling? A 15-year-old Cranford boy has Cleared in Case Elects Daniel oiaied with ule A.—Any employer who pays you admitted to Juvenile Officer Nicho- 1-atei- ho $50 or more in cash wages in a cal- A $100 fine placed on a 20-year- las Bettelli of Westfield that he had As Director charge of i,uestment SOCIAL endar quarter is legally liable for old Westfield youth for allegedly lh<" trust and stolen a car owned by Thurston War- Robert H. Daniel of 821 Bradford reporting your earnings. As little lick of 514 Downer St. which was re- leaving the scene of an accident in ts at ihe as four dollars paid regularly every Mountainside was ordered remitted Ave.. has been elected a director of change Bank in ^^ SECURITY ported missing Nov. 18 from in front Investors Management Co. of Eliza- week should be reported. Ask the of Wurlick's house. Thursday by Union County Judge social security office for pamphlet Chester A. Weidenburner. beth, investment advisor to four Tlie new Investors u. No. 21 to give to your employers. The car was recovered five days Judge Weidenburner, acting on the mutual funds with total net assats Co. director uas a n ' Q.—I thought that only women later in Linden. of more than one billion dollars. investment faculty at appeal of Robert Kickenwictz of 2135 School of Bankine of could start their social security The youth is being held in deten W. Broad St., ruled that Kickenweitz The company furnishes investment benefits at age 62 Is this correct? Deputy Chiefs Illustrate tion in Elizabeth for alleged thefts versity for many ywj- had aided 14-year-old Robert Fariey advisory and administrative services served as guest lecturer » A.—No. Since the 19C1 Amend- Ventilating of Fires Officer Beltelli said a juvenile com sufficiently after the boy was struck to Fundamental investors. Diversi- ments to the Social Security Act, plaint will be lodged against him for from his bicycle by the appellant's ments at regional bankin men as well as women can begin re- Deputy Chiefs John Townley and fied Investment Fund. Diversified Mr. Daniel received a k the car theft for his appearance in car near his home in Sylvan La., Growth Stock Fund and Westminster ceiving benefits at age 62. However, Maurice Reilly of the Plainfield Fire degree in commerce am a juvenile court. Mountainside. Oct. 4. Judge Weid- Fund. All but the latter are distrib- the amount of your monthly benefit Department spoke on principles of enburner reversed the conviction of degree in economic at ih. is permanently reduced if you take ventilation at the Union Counly uted by Hugh W. Long and Co. sity of Virginia. He (M^ Happiness and beauty are by-prod- Kickenweitz in Mountainside Muni- Mr. Daniel joined Investors Man- your payments before age 65—to Firemen's Training School last week cipal Court. uate work at Columbia, fta take account of the longer period in the Municipal Building. ucts. Folly is the direct pursuit of agement Co. in 1959 as executive New York universities. '•fmi over which you will be collecting The two deputies used a model happiness and beauty.—George Ber The appellant contended that after them. house in their demonstration. nard Shaw taking the injured boy to his home, Q.—I am 68 years old and I earned Fire Chief Martin Burke of West- he left because he was told by wages of *G00 a month for many field is dean of the school. Deputy young Farley's mother that she years. It is almost certain that I Chief Hugh Cameron of Union is as- would take her son to be treated. SPECIALIST will be laid off about two months sistant. Mountainside police claimed Kick- from now. Would it be a good idea Christmas seals enweitz should have taken the boy 8 to file my social security claim To those leaning on the sustain- to a hospital. IN "EARLY AMERICANA now, even though I am still work- ing infinite, today is big with The appellant was represented by ing? bEeosingis.--Mary Baker Eddy Charles B. Thatcher Jr., Scotch A.—Yes. Applying now will es- Plains attorney. • ROCKERS: BOSTON, SALEM, COTTAGE, Pleasure, when It Is man's chief tablish your benefit rights and make AND A SPECIAL SIZE FOR CHIID»!1 •lire your checks will start promptly purpose, disappoints itself.—Sir Rich- when you do stop work. ard Steele Board of Health *• EAGLES IN MANY Q._I work as a cleaning woman in a number of private homes. Some Seize the present; trust the fu- SIZES AND STYLES of my employers don't report my ture as little as you may.—Horace Picks Nominators Dr. Sanford Reiss and Dr. William • WALL RACKS for Patterson were named Thursday by SPOONS, SPICES, LIGHT WORK—A tremendous burst o£ flame shoots sky. the Board of Health as a nominating MAIL, WHAT NOT ward after the Olympic cauldron at Tokyo's Interna- committee. tional Stadium was set afire. The newly-renovated sta- The board urged residents to ob- • CANDLESTICKS of :ain tetanus shots. dium will be the «cene of the 1964 Olympic game*. Joseph Moltley, health officer, said WOOD, BRASS, mean Happier Domes in November there were nine cases COPPER, PEWTER of strep throat, three of measles, AND IRON me of tuberculosis and once case of hepatitis. • BAROMETERS He also reported 37 births, 20 Last-Minute Fruitcake deaths and 14 marriages. Total fees collected were $291.50, • CLOCKS le said. • MIRRORS • NAME SIGNS * WEATHER VAN5 • COLORfUL, DECORATIVE PRESSED GLASS • GENUINE IRONSTONE • COlONIAl 1AMH

132 E. BROAD ST. Hra. LIU Fraenkel, her daughter Klitabeth J. *V«enlcei, and Ml** Ylrjclnta I-i. Tlnunnn fir*- the new jolut oun*r» of (hi* U-fttmllj hitiiMf ltH'Rtrd nt TKM (uiubrHjtnd Hi. The nrvr owmrn will ort*up>' fhi1 entire WESTFIELD, N. J. property. Tliey il«*r nrwcmiifr* to "WeatttrlO from Pmi»alc* The |ir«>t»- • BONNIE CQtATIONSl ert)' Ha" *«1«1 •>> Mr. mid Mr«. John 13. WiltlnitiH who hml multiple AD 3-1(44 II*ted It thrutifCti thr menittern of the WeMDHiI Il»nrd »f HrnllorM. Tke Rule wit* neic»tl«trd by the office of Natter k>\ Uey-Bolds A wtm-i »!*•«. and healer people OPEN: 9 to 9 Including Saturday A Most Appreciated Gift

• Staking gootllea !• • •wonderful •vrw^to.Chiutttawhalp ci •eme. And, happily for the time-limits of the season! thfere'a ' nothing old-fashioned about this Iruitcake except the flavor. Start with Date Stead Mix, finish soon after with a homemade loaf that's perfect for giving—or serving. You can. turn out Individual Miniature Fruitcakes or a Fruitcake Ring for a buffet —both are just as speedily made as the traditional loaf. All are wonderfully delicious ways to ray, "Happy Holidays".

I package Date Bread Mix 1 ctrp chopped nntl IK cups chopped candied fruit % cup raisins Christinas Seals Prepare Date Bread Mix adding candied fruit, nuts and lalstns •With the dry mix. Turn into 8x4 or 9xB-iheh loaf pan, greased and floured on bottom only. Bake at 350° for 70 to 80 roinotes. Fiom Tuberculosis Glaze with warm corn eyrup and garnish with candied fruit. Cool thoroughly before slicing. Miniature Fruitcakes: Baku in 24 paper-lined or greased muffin and older cups for 30 to 35 minutes. Fruitcake Ring: Bake in .9.or 10-inch tube pan, greased and Respiratory Diseases floured on bottom only for 55 to 65 minutes.

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Your public will admire the soft gleaming richness of the hand rubbed antique mahogany leathers...the rich look of the custom-loomed Belgian Linens... the soft gleam of beautifully worked metal accents. IA SEINE Graceful frame big with key closing. TROUSERS Double handles. Antique Mahogany Leather and Belgian Linen. —$28.00 AU* available in all Antique Mabez*»y t at $32.00 mad Suede and Antique SUCKS m, at tiOW SWEATER each *& THIS CHRISTMAS BEAUTIFUUY 1 WRAP HER IN LUXURY SPORT SHIRT CLEANED and PRESSfD whether it be Sable or Mink... Persian Lamb or Beaver.., River Otter 'ON or Alaska Fur Seal... at FJemingtoa DANUBE you'll find the largest selection FEATURES GARMENTS with BROUGHT Exquisite French envelope witft _"£ ia the finest quality at our length zippered compartment. An ^ IN BEFOkf famous low, close-to-factory-cost prices, Mahogany Leather anJ Bi-lj'-"5 L:" s i'/ NOON. -$24.00 from 59tc 695O HUDSON Alia available in JH A am" " '"". ,'r„/ jAUN

Engagement Ring, 350.00 • Wedding Ring, 10.00 Kappa Delta Kappa Delta alumnae of the North- CONVENIENT BUDGET PLAN ern New Jersey area hml an auction INC. of handmade Christmas treasures NEVER AN EXTRA CHARGE akcuA Monday cvcnlnff nt the J^iadison home of Mrs. II. Cram Proceeds FOR CREDIT I 321 SOUTH AVE. * Opp. R.R. Station JEWELERS will po toward the sorority's philan- FREE GIFT WRAPPING I 206 E. &ROAD ST. ADAMS 30529 thropic projects Here's a truly marvolouj collection of fino quality SHOP THE SOUTH SIDE FOR PARKING CONVENIENCE WESTflELD • N. J. Froceedi from the sticeciRfiil bene- pearl jewelry. Take your pick . . . from tha FREE DELIVERY ANYWHERE! Also tUTHEWOiO fit theater narty held at the Paper- modest to the magnificent. You'll find many UDGtWOOD • HACKtNSACK mill Playhouse In November will go exclusive one-of-a-kind creations and every piece, to the local Multiple Sclerosis chap- ter. Knppa Deltas across the nation no matter the price, is an extraordinary value. buy Kappa Delta Christmas seals to A. IVnrl eltint^r i-' Twill row penrl Iwlp support tlielr national project. ilnnt rlnfv Jn.r.O the' Crippled Children's IIo*pilnl In tl. Pi'flrl Illlct dlllM cl. I'nl,,i,Ml InrO Hichmond, Va. pi'mliim pill .. 1311. C. ni'iirl rliin. It. I.UN ptMirl 1115. l . . . .'J I Ml Delta Zeta ,T. Twin .Ir llil II"') The Northern New Jersey alumnne K. UK i:nlil l"'ll association of Delta Zcta sorority will |.lull in J«r.. hold its annual Christina.i parly Sat- I,. T<\n nirnml All the king's horses urday evening al the homo of Mrs. lirncrlt'l 4U B« M « priiriK li Martin Kuna. 422 Ollseo Dr, rlliB 50 As in previous years each mem- N. 1'rurl rluwtcr ber is asked to brini! two Rifts. Ix'ati- f turhiKN $7T.. (1 lively hrurt pin. llfully wrapped, to be distributed to 3'j:0 and all the king's men... aged women by the Newark Female 1'. t«K K'll'I Charitable Society. hrnri-lt-i 19.1,0 The supper party will include hus- u. HIIIKIC Ml rand bands and friends The licit a Zeta kl. .111.10 members are asked to contact Mrs Kuna. Humpty Dumpty wasn't alone. There are many things, once Community Center Party broken or damaged, that can never he properly repaired. For Youngsters Mrs. Tobey floldbertfer, party chairman, announced that Ihe D'nai We frequently see this when clothes or linens are permanently Drith Ladies of Westfield would spon- sor the second annual Christmas party for children, six to 12 years stained or damaged by the untrained do-it-yourself spotter of age Wednesday at the Westfield Community Center and drycleaner. Without knowing the chemistry of dirt or One of the hiKhliKhts of the pro- Kram will tluunlnln»lnor (n FREE DELIVERY ANYWHEKE1 AISO «U!H«FO«D Rorarttrl llui Ttrmtnnl IID0EWOO0 • H*CKtNS»CIC Page 4 THE WESTFIELD (N. J.) LEADEK, THURSDAY, DECEMBER «, !»«•= Reassigned earnings for social security because Joins Realtors I work only half a day a week for Apartment Plans them. Are they doing the right A K E YOUR thing? Refiled, Hearing A.—Any employer who pays you ^CRUSHED'STO'HV. (t $50 or more in cash wages in a cul- SOCIAL endar quarter is legally liable for III F I V E reporting your earnings. As little t for Drives, Walks, Roads, / as four dollars paid regularly every it h Plains*—An £ to'.'ori for for prkm and rr.t>tr!s Mi .; M. has lt:k rr.^r. ur*o once gavt hii wiffe i No. 21 to give to your employers. .•":i;.ed v/:'h the Board of Ad. a compact for Christmas, with her j 0 *f FANWOOD 2-7840 Q.—I thought that only women .«.: A hearing •*.:< le held :r:r.;s!s on the- cover, has a daughter : could start their social security :deV at f, U..T1 in the Municripal •^ ho v.£ri'.> a compact for Christmas. d 1AKWOOD CBVSHIO STOWS a^ A benefits at age 62. Is this correct? Deputy Chiefs Illustrate 'A;;.*; :iv.r in:t:'niIds«D, who wages of $600 a month for many », , */--<••• n r the recommendations. ; es the appointment of Mrs. Alice l{o Six other cases will be considered j them into a glass, add water, stir, enlisted in the Air Forc« a short years. It is almost certain that I '« "» '-"'il Uefeilhe Johns as a real estate saleswoman. I and before you can say, "Cheers." I time ago, has completed his initial will be laid off about two months; Told Emergency Squad b; the Board of Adjustment at the She is an active member of the VV,'you'll have instant beer! basic military training at Lackland from now. Would it be a good from now. Would it be a good idea' ' !>c. CA, the Tuiip Twig of Muh'enberg * * * AFB. He is a 1961 graduate of to file my social security claim Communications equipment for /;'^ R ,i,v r , lf1ft WANT JIBS now, even though I am still work- emergencies us* de.cr.bed .Saturday Hanlan Rd has a Ilfcd for Hoipital, the Community Players of Clarence, our office boy. whose the Scotch Plaiiis-Fanwood High B PP r*rm;i- We.stfield, Ashbrook Women's Golf fc ,' hy Fire (;hl(., Manin Burke, Wfeit- ;«'« to buiW an addition to a nurs- sights are set on Madison Ave., TV School. l-Yes. Applying now will «. field's deputy director of civil .; Association and the Preibyterian [division, has been busy working on de Church. Her past interests ijiclud- tabllsh your benefit rights and make tense, to the Girl Scout Emergency :lr | no""'e at wat address | a singing commercial for the new sure your checks will start promptly Squad in CD headquarters in the- Mu- \ r^f*"1"*™ ^ and ^ t-d Girl Scouting and Y-Teen work. product. Let's see, it goes something cl b lnc k She has three children, Beverly, a like this, "Who put those eight kegs When you do stoKp work. nicipal Building. iver"t -a atl' *' mt» f«o ao approval to con-; • , , -PI,., „,„„,;„» ui< ],.H t.v Patricia ' P ° enclosed porch: senior at Cornel), Cheri, a sophomore of lager in that little bitty can? Q.—I work as a cleaning woman u'e meetin8 •'•lS ita tjV ^aincia shirkam»»nn r>r ; at Penn State and 'ftiomas, a senior you know who, you know who, you Of Course — She Wants to Look IB a number of private homes. Some jT™ger of Marine Troop 6%. and -' 1607 Shackamaxon Dr , in high school. know who!" of mv emDlovers don't reDort mv'Mrs A- D GreeI1 adviser. Also j Permission to construct a fraternal. Of my employers don t report my.^^ ^ Mri Mjthae| Moore> | building at 1121 Terrill Rd. is sought * * * Ktd Cross member, who will serve | by Arthur H. Pecklers of J846 Rari-! Boro Driver Involved You know and I know its awful, Her Prettiest for the Holidays! as the liaison representative. j tan Rd. j but remember if we did not print it, come next coffee break, he would In Accident Here Whether the wants a boy or a girl — one thing wt , A thought is often original, though; Remember that it is only this refuse to go out for the Java and you have uttered it a hundred times. • present, a moment of time, that Bessie Inman of 29S Indian Trail. daniih. know »h» want* it to look her loveliest while awaiting —Oliver Wendell Holmes: man lives.—Marcus Aurelius Mountainside, was issued a summons * * * the big event. Choose her wardrobe from our selection for careless driving Thursday after- Overheard in the Kindergarten Set. of maternity apparel. Economy is in itself a source of noon afler the car she was driving hit Uie parked car of Orlando Calsini "How can Santa Claus fill aU the great revenue.—Seoeca. stockings in one night?" DO YOUR CHRISTMAS SHOPPING of 430 Somerset St., North Plain- Skirts Slacks Blouses Dretwi EARLY—AVOID TllE RUSH AVOID THE RUSH-SHOP NOW! field, in front of 220 E. Dudley Ave. "Automation, silly!" The force of the impact drove FRED W. KOKE Lounging Robes Sweatm Calcini's vehicle over the curb to Sizes 6 to 44 the lawn of Dillard E. Bird of 220 Always a bright and tangy in- E. Dudley Ave. There was property gredient, the versatile cranberry adds color and flavor to dishes damage to a tree and the lawn. Pa- served at breakfast, lunch or din- trolman Wesley Moore investigated. ner—in muffins and breads, molded PLAINFIELD MATERNITY SHOP salads, pies and cakes, sherbets, False pleasure will be, is, chast- jams and jellies and, of course, the ened; it has no right to be at peace. infinite variety of relishes and 239 West Front St. Plainfield —Mary Baker Eddy saucces, simple or exotic, to accom- pany meat, fish and poultry en- Open 'Til 9 Til Christmas Phone 755-6474 AVOID THE RUSH—SHOP NOW! trees.

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WESTFIELD 333 South Ave., Westfield AD 2-4660 102 Central Ave. Wcstfield LEADER MnfstnAY AKin cpinAv k Crews Ready F: WESTFIEI.D <*. J. 1 I.EADF.H. THfRSDAV. DECEMBER K, 1963 Pa*e 7 | ing bora of frustration and hard j Mrs naileWalterr Yoiti-RYOHI-R.. pre.vKieiipre.Mrieutt ooff l!\thce V* 111 Ol • . II 1 W ft i How 111 tie do th*v M* 5 Cards Officials Dedicate | wurk uili shape iiic muids of Uu* Facilities For SPENCER I youn.c, wiiu some d.iy v\iil shape ihe .\.o,,1v.a.?i.u- •I.,,,-,,..,, A.S,,,,^,,, hreelioiders Skirt Park NameChange !™fc ^ "*o f«STth3Jseems. ; even!.- 01 ihe community, slaie uuri UKojier H.ini;;3r lu:!1n.^ . |M'\ i>!e>:.ii-i:'. :iiirf ' The lump ("imniy Hoard of I*u-e •: 'Sn many pt'ii;.!e are rushin" g lo Ij jud^meul upon —Roberthat whict hgputhey | Deerfield Library Dr. Kan.sail expressed nppreeia- lie-IJc; s I.I.M ucrk se! aside a n;i> •'-hm* :hnr i ••sin.-ct in j CIV;II man.'! iter Sports t ion to Mrs Kmil.v IU>!['ar:li. l>»roiii:h lll"; ''' 'vniii-.! OH- ivi-iiranj: of: .MIKI I Hum. "t!i;it it .s Uviinning to j ^ Mountainside — The new library | Mayor Orlir, F .loluwm referred )a ! lo the new facilities us the culmiiia- liljrariai:. for her cissisiar.ce. and Wjnr.aiuo I'ark m Kus.-iU' in iionor j;yi ;i h!!!e I rite " the annual forecast of cold and other expanded facilities at ul i. the maintenance crews of : lion of a lonj; rans:c planning pro- inircKluceJ Mi>s Pa! Kulcy. an ac- l'ri--in!ciu K.IUHOV . • Knilher. said Punn. Ihe coimtv ! Reerfield School were dedicated cieditrd librarian, who ui'r! operate The m.iiion Mas >helvecl by a M'shoiild , ,!| i,r. mur.it ipi.iil Opmn 24 Hours a Day inn County Park Commission ;' gram In addition lo the library. Th.' m.piinii ...... : | Sunday at ivremonie* attended by the new school faci!i:y The lihrai \ ' vyl<1 «1| h •'"'"' ^ (^I'lioliiie. l*ii-«-Ut> • --si,,,,k | „•„•,. hefon- acccplii n:mg their attention to the | Board of Education tneml»>rs. town j the added facihsies include a science s; any Uilmrjlorv. industrrjl arts shop, a has a capaiii; ot "i.iKm whir.-.cs Di-'iiocr.il ami Itn- piea-ure s i-ri^i :ilu,.,. ,,f i|;,>i' .siu.j.i'siions " •t ion of winter sports facili- and school officials and parents, ( : II;IU IUI'PS rHiRHicr | licune economics room, conference The di'diealion eereimiiue> were "' Hie lone itissenter j T>]yv .(vk(l(, ,|r|| (!l|, |n()( tlic thousands of youngsters Tiirninj! the keys of the building 1 on be ! I loon; and sliouer and locker ruoms OfK-nod »iih an ir.wiculi.m l.y ihe . Umioliiic-v irquest ih;-,i Ih' ''ijard :|m ..|u,.. ',.,„.,,„!,,,,',,1 i,,.,.,,.,, «11 P«Hi Av*, PierinfUU rh year enjoy Nature's versa. over ui Dr. Levin B Hani(jan. super- sk • -il I un snow-laden slopes and I Walter Ii Ruj>]>. \ue president ef Kev. Hadoa H Itrown. pasior of the ; i* ""' <<>;inl> s I'ark^ I OIIUIIKS ,,.n |j (u|U, (|(| ,,a,r|, h.i)ni oriciil | I mlendent of »duiols. Dr. Kdw aid J. lo rename ihe park. .!»h,i I-. Ken ; „,, , , „.„ - , . . PL 6-00M covered lakes throughout ; tlie Bo.ud of Education, headed the Mountjinside I niiin diain'l )f k f • Nolan. Board of Education president. I ncdv Memunal I'.nk ua~ sent to , , , ,, . , , ; dedication comnvlU-e. Recognizing ; . . , .- »l'i. 'II'" tin iim I'M ^l\ll lit Ml •k System. t ftyi j said "May these keys open the door U.«m,i»ltee alter (reelioKU-rs Th.mi..> ''""" l""11"' "T.''"'' l"VS|(l R«gtt»M*d Hwmatitt hi ; individuals and organizations who It is (he pan ,,l tiie wise man (l) : ™,,,,u,ltcc allcv i.eelu.UIci s Ihoiu.i.- .„.,„„„,. _„,,„„. ,..,„.,, j ., M(.. 11 dition to the Warinanco Park I to great IT educational opportunities ;,. ,, .,-.,, : nannim .some hMme inojecl ...... ' had lent their support to the im- > u t. Dunn DI !•. ii/atietii • n..i««.-.".i : ' ' • '•' an*ndanc« at ttorm yting Center the following j fur our ciiildren in years Jo come." resist pleasures. l>ul ,>fa foolish ' """" "' '' -"'ali.-Jli. a Democrat. ; ,,„„,,„„,, , ,ma!lm\ i lerable. the provements, lie noted David Lud- iilld Fports facilities will be avail- one to be a slave to them -Kpicie- i ''''''''' •' M'l>onou.i;h ot J'lain j .,..., . . h Day ami NI»M Frederick Wilhelms Jr., w li o low and Ralph Jefferson, architects; i the public when ice and IUS I field and l-:d\vani II Tiller of Car- rieehnldi-i Diieclor .lay A .Mem- t served as Ko;ird of Kducaliuii pres- Hay Foster, Board of Education new 1 jiidilions permit, DO YOl'K CHRISTMAS SIIOl'l'INC. . «0(xl. hulh H.publieaiis, ol.jeoted I "H'l Mas alisent. ', ident, in Ins talk noted "this build- construction commitiee chairman; kating on the lakes in Echo EARLY—AVOID THE Kl'SH .irk. Mountainside and West- edar Brook and Green Brook plainficld: Milton Lake and e which is | • River Park, Railway; Wari- ace. South; 'ark. Elizabeth and Roselle: and South: you would i •in and Woodruff Sections of vere South.i '.abeth River Park, Hillside: •u may pre- '• Surprise in the Watchung and West i s ilion; and Meisel Ave., ;ig on your: eld. Skating is also made * i c at a flooded area of the ii» Hill Golf Course. Kenil- rumps, then I Quality Fireplace Wood nd Union, and Unami Park, ; !ie top clubs, I d. can you pull; •m the spade ace I i); areas at Warinanco Park, oard'> Another I urprise, Cedar Brook, Hah- you must re- Ffci« PafnHngt i-iT. Echo hake, and Gallop- Ji'l in dummy to \ have the added convenience •se from taking! Free Delivery and Stacking mok« gifts of lotting beauty shelters. "Skating" signs , tricks when ai»d j ^d when an area is safe for n the heart kintf. j 1 •lay is lo lead the) will be provided at ; at the second trick Choose from our collectfm dt contemporary and 18th to permit skating at jrd to duck for fear commission's main- - king under your ace century oil paintings, water cofcxt and prints.. .beautiful is prepared to scrape • ae ace of diamonds and insure good skaling ;. Ith the kin;;, forcing you i florals, seascapes, sporting prints, coaching scenes and duniniy. liiis h Rood de- i liasf* part but forlunate- Schmiede Tree Expert Co. j's"jiro;:iTW are available in arks oriental subjects in great variety. Custom framing of your •v .lan)ue*%J' - The most u't hurt you. •! Hulli VineenflS are found Ihe fiflli trick lead a small own pictures Is a specialty of the Gallery, Course, iond and ruff wilh ihe seven of FA 2-9109 ranklin School studein ides, cash the heart ac<\ dropping ( ilu1 outstanding trumps, and it's all .ained uy this proaran. ALTMAN-PACH GAUIRy. IIGMTH flOOH, tltW AVINOI, MU, 9-7000, AND emhly Dec. 10. ' over. At the seicnlh trick enter I dummy widi the spade ace and dis-| PENTHOUSI, "THt MAIL" AT SHORT HUH, DRtxl 9-3000 IKADuTci-ASSIFIKOS card your losers on the three top! clubs, making an overtrick. | Another good thing about WestMd Studios

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WESTFIELD STUDIOS • 121 CENTRAL AVE. • AD 2-0239 Page S THE WESTFIELD f the Planning Board. ! Wilson School in the CD room of the ^RUSHED STONE' Singer Sewing Machine Co., retired [ Institute of Technology and is a By Municipal Building Dec. 1 after 44 years' service. member of The Institute ol Klcc'ii- program. In the particular area ofwil will lk-m kaMr the buard at the: end of League of Women Voters urban transit systems the Federal tile snonUi, iie said last week. The new Brownies are Lee Gut- Mr. Way joined the Singer organ- ] cal and Electronics Engineers, lit maeher. Kimberly Grcve. Klizabeth ization in Elizabeth in 19J9. In 1329i. served in the V. S. Army Signal Government should supply the in- Mr.Tuja^ue w as a member of the Sr Drives, Walks, Roads, tfc, centive to stimulate local action. : IA that time, has moved to 67Rich. Kathleen Connell, Janet Mahan he was transferred to the staff of j Corps in World War I. Each year in December, the and Viveca Hoelzer. A rose was for prices and dtfrtry eal the vice president in charge of man-! Mr. Way is married to the former Leatuie of Wuincn Voters invites an This meeting was open to the pub-: Pleasant Aw, Fanwood, after hav- ing resided at 282 Pembrooke Rd. presented to the mother of each new ufacturing in New York. He subse- Barbara March Dickerman and hasauthority one one of its study items! lie and we hope that the many Brownie. The balance of the troop quently served as chief engineer of four children: three sons. Peter. to speak at the annual Christmas | league husbands and friends who at- He said he had sold his house and FANWOOD 2-7840 engineer of j four children: three sons. .: . , w as vested. the Diehl Manufacturing Co. in Fin- i Christopher, Curtis and a daughter, j party. The purpose of the league is | tended felt that Senator Williams moved to Fanwood after being in- \ ' reinvested, l0 Tt0 are Mrs. J. F. SilarOn. i promote an active and informed j was most informative about the formed the firm jf which he is sales j °P leaders iKWOOD CRUBHID STOIfl CBL derne and as assistant to the man- manager and secretary, Elirbar | ?.rook.*'e11.:.'??": J. S. Merry and ager of the Singer plant in Monza, ! participation of the citizens in govaims and purposes of this bill. Mrs. Harris Gutmacher. kce in wlt h his pur Equipment Co. of Union, is going BIVtSION OF WCLDON M»T«l*t». WC. Italy. A bank in Brainard.NA, owes its ;<'<«• '» P ,f , ' / out of business. He is now seeking ~ ~ He returned to Diehl in 1936. re-beginnings to a snowstorm in 18861 P°*«. «« kague attempts to reach joining the staff of the vice presi- which marooned ,1s founder there public with the current issues by a new position, he said. gj,^, Lifter 'Shops' dent, in charge of manufacturing at during a cross country rail trip. i these open forums. Mr. Juayue was a member of the * Singer's executive office in New j This year the speaker was Sen. j board seven years and chairman the An electric iron, valued at $16.99, York in 1946. He was named an as- | Harrison A. Williams who spoke on | last two. He will preside at the and a Case knife, valued at $9.95, sistant vice president of the Singer DO VOUR CHRISTMAS SHOPPING Regional Planning, a subject in board's Dec. 30 meeting. were taken sometime last week Co. in 1957 and four years later EARLY-AVOIP THE RUSH which he has shown much interest from the Made in America store, joined the Latin American division j and devoted a great deal of his time Elm St., the management reported in the Congress. Regional Planning J to police Saturday. has been a study item of the league j • on a statewide basis for the past j DRIVEWAY AND PARKING AREAS PAVED ] two years. Week Needed For 1 Senator Williams, early in the PRESERVE OLD DRIVES and [speech said, "We are no longer Address Change j rural America, we are urban Amer- AREAS WITH COSMICOAT One week's notice Is reauestel j ica." He went on to explain that we of readers of the "Leader" wko ASPHALT SEALER j have been wholly out of balance in are changing their addresses. looking at ourselves as a nation and Address lists are made up one v> Lhat we have been putting our money week in advance, and while it is WM. A. PARKHURST in rural pursuits at the expense of possible at the last minute to pa CONTRACTOR urban problems. "With scores of mil- send an extra paper to a new lions of people living in the com- Phon. ADami 3-1731 *•*• Mill Lan* address, it is not possible to pre- plexities of our cities, we are out of vent the already addressed \—She Wants to Look P. O. Box 334, WMtfi«M MountelittliU, N. J. focus in facing up to our problems paper from going to the old ad- and must redress the balance." dress without the week's notice. Jest for the Holidays! Living in Westfield places us in The "Leader" will be happy to A the eye of an urban hurricane, the forward papers without extra jits a boy or a girl — one thing we most densely populated area of the charge anywhere in the United whole country. Senator Williams pre- States for those subscribers who -2 to look her loveliest while awaiting WHEN IT'/ dicted that in about a decade the are planing to be away lor tem- •%» her wardrobe from our selection population in this urban area will in- Multiple llBtioK ""111—Mr. and Mm. Prrdrrlrk A. Raupliltla, fnrmrrlr porary periods. 1 crease from 6 to Vh million people. of NVtvlmricli, JV. V., nre now residing; In their new hump nt illO Old <;r,ivr lid.. MountntnMtdr. The HIIIC vvnn negotiated by Edna Mluoyue LET THE TIME TO MOVE "What have we done in the sub- of the utrlce of JunieK J. DnvldMun, Iteultor. urbs," he. asked, "to receive this Blouses growth and organize the develop- T/ttuM. ment for the population we are bound to get?" to 44 ITOWMSEMD The Senator has introduced a bill on mass transportation in the Sen- You're really treading ate and gave the audience several 1963 Box Score: ™, examples of how federal aid was on thin ice if you neg- being used in pilot studies. He ex- lect to protect your plained why urban transportation problems could not be solved, town FORD'S TOTAL PERFORMANCE TOUGHNES* household items by by town and company by company, proper parking, moving but must be planned for on a logical, reasonable basis. He felt that we and handling ... make must return the people to a mass DOMINATES THE COMPETITION sure you let us handle transit system and that the basic systems which are now in atrophy Ford has chosen the most rugged testing program cars have ever faced . . . full-scale open competi- the whole job . . . it's must be not only preserved but im- the safest and most proved, and new systems created tion on the rally and racing circuits of the world. This ia the dramatic way to show that Fords have economical way to where required. changed ... and the sure way to be certain they keep on changing. Changed? Just look at the record: He also commented on the fact move. that the conservation of open space for recreation was part, of the same STOCK CAR RACING: SPORTS CAR ROAD RACING: RAUY COMPETITION: INDIANAPOLIS: PERFORMANCE t ECONOMY: mass transit bill he introduced in 2-lo-l margin for Ford Ford V-8 power Manufacturer's Ford ends an era New laurels for Ford the Congress. He emphasized that Ford ia king of NASCAR (.? the new king Championship Advanced Ford engineer- The Mobil Economy Hun HENRY P. 7OWNUNV it was of ultimate wisdom to set competition and Ford Mo- Here the Cobra with Ita Products of Ford Motor ing smashed precedent in underscored Falcon's years- aside some areas for the use of gen- tor Company has the special Fairlane engine Company and its world- the classic Indianapolis long reputation for thrift — \ ALLIED qfcut oC^e* 7 erations to come. The Delaware NASCAR Achievement emerged aa the overwhelm- wide affiliates won the 1963 "600." The first time out, a a Falcon scored first in LONG DISTANCE Award to prove it. In the ing leader in one short year. Manufacturer's World Ral- light alloy version of the Class B (medium-engined River Basin, a joint project of four '63 season, special Ford Cobra won the coveted ly Championship. Ford's Fairlane V-8 design in a compacts). And the Pure 1A\ NOQTM AVE u WtJTfiEtD AD2-4464 stales and the Federal Government, entries won every single Manufacturer's Trophy in rally year began when two Lotus chasais finished Oil Performance Trials Is in the process of becoming one of race of 500 miles or longer, SCCA Class A Production specially equipped Falcon second. And the next time, brought laurels to the big acored nearly twice aa many competition by BO wide a V-8's startled the automo- in the Milwaukee "200" it Fords, which walked off points ns any other moke. margin no other cars—U.S. tive world in the brutal ended the reign of the tra- with overall wins in Classes G00-mile races are the ulti- or foreign—were even in 2500-mile Monte Carlo ditional "Indy" racing car I and II for total perform- mate test of inherent dura- sight. And in the two major by leading every foot of the bility and dependability. tests this fall, the Laguna Rallye. Other special Fal- ance (economy, accelera- In two other major stock Seca and Riverside races, con V-8'a triumphed in way from start to finish. tion and braking). car racing associations, the new King Cobras dusted Holland's famed Tulip IMCA and MARC, Ford off the top "unlimited" Rally, and ran away with drivers have wrapped up cars from all over the world. the Manufacturer's Team the 1963 championships. Prize in the 4000-mile A Perfect Idea! Trans-Canada Rally. Gift Cards for TOWNE CAR WASHES Choose from 4 Plans

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RAHWAY, ROUTE 27, PKWY. EXIT 135. FU 8-3700 BRANCH STORE, PARSIPPANY, ROUTE 46, DE 4-4100 BOTH STORES OPEN SIX NIGHTS O FREE PARKING - P**e 2 THE WBSTFIELD (r.\ J.) IEADEK, THURSDAY, DECEMBER 12, 1963 «—=«—= ALONG WILD HEDGE LANE T H E W E S T FI E LD I E A D E R Life In The Suburbs By A\ Smith DUMPiM' 'EM TO MAKE MAYAS VvELL BACK UP By WHATCHADO:N' ROOM FOR TKE NEW/ A LITTLE MORE AUO LEAVE Era F. Schnilzer WITH ALL TH CO'/E CHR;£Tf/.AS WE IS HEAP AS IS.' OLD Toys, DON'T HAVE ROOM TO Mistletoe and PoinsvlUa, Oldest and Youngest Yule-tide Plants CHARLIE? MOVE AROUND TME HOUSE FOR TOYS >^ The hanging sprig of mistletoe is Hie neighborhood, and find its way ertaild Leader Frlnflng and Ptiblirtinr Company. AJ> Ind.- lo us an inviialion lo a kiss. The lo the street corners of Philadel- nd0 P American Indian, more practical, phia." Oey are Despite its rarity, iitlle twigs of gathering of the ripened berries. Ing issue. the roundish, yellow-green leaves The "Leader" Little was known of the plant bo- with tiny clusters of waxy-white right to reject «, tanically until the 18th century when flowers still make their appearance to cooforin to " THURSDAY, DECEMBER 12. 1963 ATURDAY it was first learned that mistletoe at Vuletide. Though the religious sig- AT THE originated from seed. In 1562 Wil- nificance of the mistletoe lias been Credit Due TOWN DUMP liam Bullein wrote in his Bulwarkes obscured by time, its sentimental The Coming of Winter of Defense Against All Sickness and significance lingers. A bit of mistle- Editor. Leader: Woundes that "the mjstelin l»,£ ance. Ever more successful hiring in 1822 by President John Quincy has made quite a mark in a number With school books hanging heavily all of the people we cor* Those of us who live in the colder climes may look has been ihe result and we are all bunches, one to three feet across, Adams, he was concerned with our with dislike on the approach of winter. It will be of ways and mosl particularly in nis in slim arms, the dejected figure of and resembles the traditional mistle- asked to represent their sts, work with and for the WeMfield the beneficiaries of his skill. To a young girl emerges from skelelon- political and diplomatic involvement with us, officially, on the 22nd of December. Soon, those i;cw teachers lacking in full toe of Europe. It is not cultivated, with that country rather tian with its not only willing bateau public school system. Space did nol gray woods For several days, she but is gathered from the wild dur- assuming ilia! their scsj permit a full report on the Board of certification, lie has provided guid- has taken the long, peaceful way native flora. we know, the fuel bills will soar. Soon snow and ice ing the Christmas holidays. mitled. Tlips(. ie|>rtMaa Education's resolution in re his ance in arranging onuses of study home. As we watch her cross the Ambassador Poinsett's role in the will tangle traffic. Soon we will shiver inside our and careful lollowup to insure their Unfortunately, mistletoe's popu- procured und studied cwl resignation to assume the prmcpal- lawn, we sympathize with all young turbulent affairs of Mexico's un- meeting state requirements. larity has led to its extemination in other recent nimeruil il» greatcoats as the north winds strike. ship of a West Caldwell High School. people who try to understand a stable government kept him in the many areas. By 1888 it had nearly -schools and many also.wen But there are compensations. The lawn, for in- Because Norm has been a lower hi the sensitive position of Direc- world in which tidal waves of vio- limelight for several decades, but disappeared from New Jersey. Once slides or other r,i;dioiiscj]) of help to this writer and. more- tor of Personnel. Mr. Iiussiere has lence roll over lives in quick succes- today he is remembered almost ex- stance, no longer needs its weekly mowing. And frequent in the lower half of the At College \ij.|n these i^ over, because he deserves it, I am been responsible for (In* hiring of sion. clusively for the plant that bears what is more comfortable and more rewarding than slate, it was literally picked to lives each spoke at leneih • using the entire Resolution so that both professional and non-profes- Idealists are threatened with be- his name. His interest in natural a fine fire of logs on a freezing winter's night, when death. of the hiKli school sludrnui all may know his accomplishments sional employees. The high quality ing broken against cliffs of fear, or history dated from his student days, ents •intere.-.lcd in llicir n here. Witmer Stone, the eminent natur- the cold is locked outside and all is snug within? of all personnel is its own tribute lo swept into caves of cynicism. Upon and the flaming tropical euphorbia, schools ;ind answered coiifij nis ability. In particular, he has alist who knew the southern part Much more important, winter should be a time RESOLUTION FOR opening a magazine, they find a growing wild and profusely over the tions about curriculum, loc* been able to attract to Westfieki of New Jersey intimately, describes of contemplation, and a time of growth of mind and NORMAN BUSSIKHE full page, colored picture of a hu- Mexican countryside intrigued him. and many oilier topics. Having received with great regret teacher applicants of unusually high man being burning himself lo death. mistletoe growing in 1911 on a red He brought the plant back to his Thus, in addition lo dajn spirit. It is a time for the reading of books—good Mr. Norman Bussiore's letter of academic qualifications, but per- In another, photographs follow a be- maple not far from Medford, rarely native city where he developed it actual evening of College: books, that enrich our imagination and expand the resignation from the office of Direc- haps even more important, he iia; loved family unit, until it is shat- reaching a height of one inch. He into the beautiful greenhouse plant tor of Personnel, we, the members been able to discern which among tered by one man's sadistic marks- adds, scathingly, "if it grew any so familiar lo us. In this season (Continued on nextpaj frontiers of our knowledge. And it is a time, too, them haw the enthusiasm for teach- of the Board of Education, wish to manship. larger, il would no doubt suffer the thousands of these potted plants are for long and leisurely talks involving matters of ing and concern for children as in- express to him our affection and If we can lead our children to the fate of the berry-bearing holly of being shipped to florists in every dividual human beings which make every description that concern the lives and aspira- admiration. town and city in the country. florets, appearing like HiU Ihi' good teacher an exceptional source of answers to their questions, tions of peoples and powers. Few members of t lie school staff A strong hand glass willdist teacher. We hear our new teachers guiding them until the knowledge The so-called flowers of the poin- work so directly with the ISoanl of And the answer is. "Thou shalt intricate pattern and lie And finally, severe as winter may be, we always constantly praised by principals, su- becomes a part of them, eventually, setlia are not true flowers at all. Education week after week. Be- love the Lord thy God with all thy loveliness of the. tiny flosen penisors and parents alike. as each tidal wave passes over, As in the dogwood, they are brads, know that spring is coming! cause of the nature of our meetings, they will find themselves safe, for heart, and with all thy soul, and that is modified leaves, highly col- Poinseltia. botanioally s with all thy mind. This is the first M M n this kind of contact is both an inti- Mr. Bussiere has greatly broad- they have learned to cling to the ored and so like petals that we. are pulcherinia. popularly the fi mate and a taxing one. It demands ened the area from which we have Rock. and great commandment. And the deceived into thinking of them as the of the Mexicans, presents 8 second is like unto it, Thou shalt Worship Together All Year 'Round that such a staff person spend many recruited teachers in the past. As a The lawyer asked, "Master, which flowers of the plant. A caroful picture agninst a tropics love thy neighbour as thyself. On of his evening hours away from his result of many trips to liberal arts is the great commandment in the scrutiny reveals the true flowers, ground. Polbound. it adds family and in the peculiar position these two commandments hang all December reminds us that—except for some spe- and teachers' colleges, he has kept law?" central clusters of small yellow touch of color indoors. cial religious holidays—parents still drive their chil- of having his responsibilities, his an attractive imago of Wistfieki be- the law and the prophets." dren up to the doors of churches and synagogues, budgetary allotments and his poli- fore students and placement oflieer.n deposit them on the sidewalk, and then head home cies determined by a shifting group all through New F.ngland and tne of nine laymen. All of us having had Mi'UiU' Atlantic stall's. His policy to indulge in another 40 winks or the sports section the privilege of working with Mr. of keeping these institutions accu- of the morning paper. Bussiere are impressed with his rately informed about our current courtesy, his good-humor, his self- needs has made these contacts most How parents can reason "it's good for them, but restraint and his quiet attention to effective and his great perMHUil not necessary for us," is puzzling when indications board proceedings. When his advice charm has gone far toward enhanc- are that parents and children who do worship to- is sought he is ready with accurate ing our reputation as a fine place and intelligent answers. When heavy to begin a teaching career. gether are happier families and form the basis for burdens are placed upon him, he a better community. accepts them gracefully. When his An account of Mr. Bussiere's ac- According to a report by Juvenile Judge Sam many accomplishments are praised, complishments would be neither FIRST in friendly service! he defers to his associates with wit complete nor quite accurate if we Tatum of Nashville, Tenn.—of the 46,000 juvenile and modesty. did not include Hie effect of his per- cases he tried in Juvenile Court over a period of 25 sonality upon those with whom he years, only one family in every 2,700 problem cases In his role as administrative as- works or upon the teachers he inter- sistant to the superintendent he has views. He embodies those qualities attended religious classes or worshipped together as been entrusted with a number of for which he looks in his teachers: a family. Just 17 families who took worship serious- studies of our internal organization. a broad cultural background, per- ly were involved in all of the 46,000 trials. The loyalty and impartiality with sonal sensitivity toward others, pro- which these have been pursued lias fessional integrity, high ability and Statistics such as these certainly speak volumes earned the trust and respect of Ihe a great enthusiasm for teaching as for families who do "worship together each week." entire staff. a career. We knew that these quali- Seeing that "they" go just isn't enogh. Here's one Over the four and a half years of ties were destined to take him be- his service to the Westfield Public yond the bounds of his present posi- area in which participation by all members is called School system Mr. Bussiere has es- tion and much as we feel our loss, for. Show your children the way to a richer, fuller tablished an excellent relationship we cannot begrudge him tjie high op- life this week by joining them in worship. with the press. His well timed and portunity which he will find in West effective new-s releases have been t'ahlwell. Ka n Ka given prime space and havo done much to inform the public about the THEREFORE. BE ITHESOLVED. Striking Contrast needs and activities of their schools. that we accept the resignation of Mr. Bussiere with deepest regret A standard communist claim holds that capitalism The several brochures which he has made up have been painstaking and and extend to him the affectionate exists for the profit of a relatively few people, and handsome although done at low cost good wishes of the entire school that the vast majority are powerless victims of a to the taxpayers. system. * * * cruel system. During the past year Mr. Bussiere And thai goes for his newspaper Well, a claim is one thing—while a fact is often has added supervision of new per- friends, loo. sonnel to his responsibilities. This very different. And that is certainly the case in this has not only proved helpful to our instance. teachers, but it has given him an PLAY SANTA WITH A One of the most significant developments of re- YOUR cent years has been the increase in the number of LEGISLATORS HOME IMPROVEMENT! American capitalists. If ayone doubts that, a few 1963 figures should set his mind at rest. There are well Instead of giving the family many small gifts over 17 million shareowners in American corpora- United States Senator* tions. And everyone of these, whether he owns a few CLIFFORD P. CASE, R. this Cristmas, give them one big gift of a 'won- 345 Elm Ave.. Rahway shares or many, is a capitalist by any reasonable FU 8-2052 derful home improvement. It could be a base- definition of that much-abused word. HARRISON A. WILLIAMS. D. ment Rumpus Room, the addition of a Family Another indication of the trend comes from the Dec. 1. 1917—With a fund of les.s 231 Elizabeth Are., Wcsttleld than 100 dollars. Father Edward AD 2-8686 Room, or a very modern Kitchen. We'll arrange New York Stock Exchange. Some eight billion shares Flanagan founded Boys Town, the of stock are now listed on it« Big Board. And this Also. Senate. Office Building "City of Little Men," near Omaha, Washington, D.C. the financing. too marks an extraordinary growth. It wasn't until Nel). The new community was in- 1929 that the average number of listed shares cross- habiti\l by. and administered, for Conuresswoman IMMEDIATE HOME LOAN SERVICE orphans or otherwise homeless hoys. MRS. FLORENCE DWYER, R. ed the one billion mark. The two-billion level wasn't I>i-c. 9. 1793—Noah Webster es- reached for nearly two more decades, at the end of 320 Verona Ave., Elizabeth tablished "The American Minerva," El. 3-0382 1948. The spectacular upward surge, therefore, has New York's first daily newspaper. Also. Utilise Offlrc Building, taken place in tlie recent past. Dec. 9, 1907 — Christmas seals, Washington, D.C. designed by Emily I1. Rissell of The dramatic incrua.se in the number of those of Wilmington. Del., went on sale for State Senator us who own slock lias been given a fortuitous du- the first time in the Wilmington NELSON F. STA.MLEK, R. scriptive label—"people's capitalism." The contrast post office. 29 Kroni! St., Eli7abcth with the so-called "people's socialism" of the com- l>cc. 12, 1955—The Kuril Founda- EL 2-26.13 tion announced a gift of a half bil- munist world is one of the most striking facets of lion dollars lo the nation's private Slate Assemblymen this time. hospitals, colleges and medical MILDRED BARRY HUGHES Ra Ha na schools, the largrsl .single philan- (Mrs.), D. "Doctors all agree that the surest way to reduce thropic ad in world history. Bi'ie. House, Morris Ave., l)<'r. M, 1K9—narnel Carter, a RED. TJninn overweight is to stop consuming as much as we Tennessee promote]1, was liartl at EL 3-7.il I have been in the habit of doing. . . . The dieting work in Florida establishing a new JEROME KRIIECEK, D. may be difficult but the result is a healthier and national pastime — miniature golf. IM3 East Jersey St., Elizabeth happier individual. This same idea could, and should My the time the summer of ISWI EL .i-MilO rolled around, hundreds of thousands JAMES M. McOOWAN, I). be applied to the Federal Budget in the form of of Americans were knocking golf TM Crawford IN., Elizabeth FIRST FEDERAL SAVINGS cutting down on all expenditures. . . . Put all forms balls about on roadside courses. EL 5-12.11 of government spending on a diet. Not outright Dec. 38. 101.1— Congress officially recognized the patriotic "Pledge of JOHN .1. WILSON, D. starvation—just get along on a little less." 517 Dorian PI., Westflcld ISO ELM STREET. WESTFIEUD. NEW Allegiance" to the flag of tile United ^ —Andover, N.Y., News Stales. AI> 2-HIU1 — THE WESTF1EI.D (N. J.) LEADER, THURSDAY, DECEMBER U, 1M1

100 YEARS A GO Borough Kiwanis ire our hiyh school students and f wii"t:its. Uicse representatives Sponsors Annual PHOTOSTATS iin a !i'i of Iinu' allcl effort Pro- c; for ii- Wi1 ore sure that the IJ-,:.: ;in(! students are apprecia- Holiday Contest SAME DAY SERVICE o! she work that they men a;id Bv GEORGE HAGERDORN Lincoln Gives Views ii-n di. dtriujr ion aiui hi\ t'ontr.st Westfield Studios nature of ttie fine work of these ointment, from !he union's point of 'iiir:iis ,-iwt t*(iMtirv> firms of ; On Reconstruction 1 fortraH and Comm«rckil esenlaiives and, again, express Jt lias become fashionable 'to .-ay view.i(,, is that it does not preserve in- Mount aitisitir will In fotiiiwi'U'ci riur- ; thanks and appreciation for it. I that »-t inw temper the impact o"f definitely the functions of firemen, By ION K. SAVAGC mi: liir iiuhd.iy SC.IMMI by Hie Ki\v;m- lit CfNTtAl AVMIW ADAM* 1-OB9* ir thanks in addition go to the dulornauon l.y f1BdlnR ways for an This 'leads us to ask whether the t.s ( luii industry, or society to share the and women who, (or one reason union intransigence is not aimed at 1*n/.0N \,ill W juar^t'ii !o win- j burden unpuW „„ tni, displaced protecting the union's* existence | The two pivMtienls — Aluaham Southerner* who would take an oath! >IIyal y.v\ crnincnls IMHIUI MRS. GEORGE A DARSIK diminish or disappear. But tl).' r... congresses UN) years api this week. ! be ro-established uitlnn tin- slalr-s Piv.s.'ulr.i to lho IM;I! tms>tu«hs. or i OAKLAND C. BOOTHE. JR. action moved by anything that is done lo loiiinen. respectively for tlie C'ol- <>' the Railroad t'liions to solve the problems uf the individuals land llu-ir words and iiililuiles showed of Hie Confederacy I'IKUT Ihij. plnn. iiuliislu.it firm t»M- Eho Ivs! owr.-ili j f ideally how the tivil War was j;o- Woim-n's Club and the College " the federal oi-. who are directly affected by it. when U>yal rcsuii'iits of a Southern birtation board indicates that this in*!. sluli1 - - imtiiU'riiiK nol loss Hi,in one j \:! dis[!l,t>> ^'ill '•<• jfLJ^ri! on itrits- ; You Don't Have to Be a Millionaire 's dub. I would not necessarily iollow j Tlui into- I'lt'Sidt'nl l.incttln--spoke tenth of I huso volinc ill the ISW • tit* niiMil, oi K.iu;ih!s . iiififimily :n\d I The arbitration board, created bv .•> WrstfieM Residents ! us if Mclory «;is iissiircHi, anrl he I'residenti.il election—oslulilished a Itijil iriii trfiitiMiLu\-v h\ a pauci uf J to Be an Art Collector! republican Kovt'iumcnt. iluil govern Tribute To Congress in August, ,uled thai -» Oil UJC CoiimilU*H> j looked forward lo pence, ivoonslnic- 1 1 per cent of the diesel loeomtnive | lion the South, aiwi uniitn it-plac niiMM "would he ivcoKm/.ed as I he of llu MounUiin.^idt K\\\ ;iius t'luh j John F. Kennedy fircmen's job in freiphl and yard ! 1"lvc Westfield residents have been i in^ disunion The viilu-r -- rrcsivloni true government of Ihe sl.ite." and a Im.il uvUi.t .ltuli;in^ uf tht* An art-minded man named Magoo rfisphiy^ will tako ulan- on tho wv- By KOSLYN GAWTIINEY service were unnecessary and could ' ai'pomiod to (acuity coniniitlivs at (Pans — spoke in Inner denuncin- Finally. Hie rrcsulcnt made crys 1 Knew the pric« of 'old-maiter' painting* taboo. l lc niiii: ol IVv I'.', bi'twft'n llu lunii s lalo president was young and eventually be eliminated. •'Kvcnlu-| '" "' Junior College. {'ranfurd.. it \ t inns of Nurthi'i'ii loaders in eonfes- till dear thai lip would si and by his ally" is the key word 'Flic board ; w'<" announced today by Dr Kenneth isions of t;ruv»" dffeiils al Vickslmi't;, Kmancipaliim Proclamation, thai of 7 :JH amt II p in Nt) ontiy blank Discovered he'd found "the pot of gold" — fair. said thai those with 10 or more years ! ( Mui-Kay. president, I Gi'llyslmi-j; and t'hiiUamwga, and m slavery nuisl cmi Stmliiei IU'IS who is roitttitvit :iuH all lcH'al rfsttifnl.s n-as loved by people everywhere, 1 Realizing today'i young matter U tomorrow's 'old'! of service must be provided wilhj They are: Mrs. Mary Ann Hodos «f [lillle luipe of |K>iiei>. look the oath would swear lo abide ;uul i'ttMiufsN lirni-s an ur^ri! U> par i F. Kennedy was assassinated in jobs until they quit, retire or die • 181 Lincoln lid , curriculum oinumi- i The two inessaj:*1.^ were ^ivon 1hc by Ihc Kui;incipation Proclamation, And for a fraction of an 'old' bought a 'n»w'l November, Thosc with lesser seniority could j lee. Bernard M. Solon of 411 SIHIIII jjianic day - Dec II — to the two under Lincoln's plan. was a man thai the people will continue as firemen unless offered j Kuclid Ave . curricuium committee, ('im^rrsscs that had just opened In always remember, Davis' message lilted one major farms by ijiviulinj; I-'t'itrral iMiiiics. comparable employment. Remaining! Mrs. Helen T. Farrow of HH» Law- the liuhl | coin's proved the more important sympathies, Conf^icralc conscription laws be to IISUMI lo proposjils for tho only been recent or only casual, may lie! Jean I.. Ktheringlon of CM Uoule 1 n Russia sent delegates to try to Lincoln reviewed with salisfac changed to iiholish Hie practice of pt'juv possihU i)i-l*,v;"c'\ Uh . . . Wo laid off permanently with 1 Special Holiday Sal« — 25% off please, vnrd, pre-clinical nursing commit- lion tho procri-ss of the war anil | S4Mi!henii'rs hiring substitutes to now ktunv lh;U tin only rrliublo ho pi* amcunls of severance pay. M'i\i' in (lie military, lie also iir^od 1 was kind to everyone both big lee, and Prof. John J Silnirn of XKMilhi'ii ••niliaikccl on the peace Hint | fur p(\KT is in I hi \i^(ii" uf our alto congressional iiclion to halt infla- end small. The dispute over how to handle I Irving Ave., faculty welfare commit- j would follnw In so diiiiiK. he nut-1 rosislatu v " lcc tion. Wee Collector's Corner — Range $3-$18 Is one of the reasons he was the problem of the no-longer-nceded Ilitu'd ill clciir terms his fundamental Nrithor nu^sa^t' was an otUirc suo- loved by all, firemen has been an object of in-! Mrs. KmSes and Mrs. Karrow tem-h policy Inward reconstruction. lUit nnich ;tvis' spcorh was (or by appointment) U others want to shake his hand sion appointed by President Eisen- or l'olle|!r- Mrs. Ethcringlnn tviich- ijf general amni'sly for "all iM'tsnns Hidtie; ei'itieisin of KnKlnnd's policy hower, an Emergency Board created followed tin* ni'vi 't s.s in which Ilrnry Cranford, N. J. •R 6-0933 'campaigned for Negroes with all I''on1r hltiimut Davis, for kccphi^ his might. retary of Labor himself, nnd finally I lion." The proclamation was duly lie said Northern trciilment uf this arbitration hoard set up by law LEADER CLASSIFIED ADS "unvorthy and iucoinprlrnt tniMi in was doing what he thought was issued and fillhouKh it contained Conl'edeiiJte prisoners of wnr was GIVE AN ORIGINAL 1 have studied the problem and rec- many exceptions, it promised full one of "revnlting inhumanity": he c'omnmiui." rijjhl. (Budget termt) ommended solutions. In broad out- BRING RESULTS pardon and rest oration of rights lo criticized deviislution of Southern Nt'Xt wrok: Joe Jolt list tin (lots ke this president very much as line the proposed solutions hnve all you can see. been the some—that the problem be I ] think that the whole world taken care of gradually have ac- thinks the same, as me. cepted this approach in spite of !hc Ed. note: Roslyn Gawthnuy is 10 continuing financin) burden it im- rs old. She is the niece of Ronald poses. I'nes of Weslfield. Honnie is the The unions have foiiRht -i every [ at Die Jarvis Tearoom.) step of the way They have now an- nounced that Ihry will challenge in the courts both the decision of the arbitration board and the legislation Going to the under which it was rendered. This means more delay, and deiislon- makin),' under the threat of a nation- wide rail strike. It is hard lo see hnw anyone can reasonably fool thai the lalest rec- oinmcndalinn (Iocs not provide am- ple protection fur those who now New York World s Fair? ARE YOU QUESTIONING YOUR religion? If old-time creed and dogma ore no longer adequate, tha religious truths you seek may be discovered through "Make a date Unitarian-Univeraalist principles. THIS MODERN REUQION OFFERS: • A rational view of llf» that acupl* trultlt of tt iclence and •nlightenad tchofanhlp. • Individual freedom to think out rallglotlt 1M- Heft thai will help you raaliit MlMulflUmenl. with National State • tdaatt and goolt that •ncovraa* practical brotherhood in alt human relaHonihlpi. SEND fO* IUUSTRAK0 WA0E kOOKIfT Unitarian Fellowship of Wesrfield for full information YMCA - Sunday, 10:30 A.M. Sunday School and Adult Service

Mull «hl» rimpiin nl't '-''<• <« , ,, .. I.AVMRVK l.BACiVK (I nltnrlnn-1 ni. rr»nll»ll l>rpt. WKJA, !t5 Beat-on St^ Howlon H. MB«». and tickets NAMt ADORtSS-

If you're planning to see the New York World's We're pleased to offer this service for our customers and other friends throughout the Fair, which opens April 22, 1964, a visit to Union County area. Well also be glad to pro- National State Bank can save you both time vide any information you may need to help make your trip to the Fair enjoyable... cuut and money. As an Official Ticket and Informa- an event you will always remember. tion Center for the Fair, we are able to offer THE you tickets for considerably less than you Put STOCK would have to pay at the gate. Adult tickets, which seU for $2 at the Fafr, can be bought at NATIONAL in their National State for $1.35; children's tickets, | Stocking! costing $1 at the Fair, are only 68 cents bought STATE from us for children 2 through 12 years old. • Whatever your gift objectives, a holiday BANK gift of stock can be arranged to meet You may purchase tickets at these prices at your exact needs and intentions. ELIZABETH HILLSIDE KENILWORTH RAHWAY any National State Bank office until early next ROSELLE PARK SPRINGFIELD SUMMIT WESTFIELD •_ Simply call us at AD_2-2686,j»nd_we I year. MEMBER FEDERAL DEPOSIT INSURANCE CORPORATION "be happy"to"discuss holiday gift sug- gestions and arrangements with you!

Members New York Stock Exchange F. P. RISTINE & CO. 24 PROSPECT ST., WESTFIELD, N. J. Telephone AD 2-2686 Westfield Office — Opposite Railroad Station Page 4 THE WESTFIELD A A Chrittmiu Special XV paint peelw unit. OPEN EVENINGS UNTIL CHRISTMAS FREE PARKING Brilliant Silrer-Glo alunlinum »r«», T tall, with 100 fluffy, 2f branches. EM» SPICE TREATS to MiembU in sturdy Pletal stand. Regmlarfy $9.98 4-COim ROTO WHEEL, $1 IM. S.SI Chriutmtu Special • TREES • PLANTS PBTTVE MUSIC K>X 8 'Everything for Christmas" Fight MUSICAL O*M 2-K.r >wpli lefc* red hold* 12 •Tatelil • SHRUBS Tuberculosis tiaey jars fiRed wirh top q»ality spice*. Complete Line of Garden Supplies BELL and Other WITH CHAtN 265 SOUTH AVE., FANWOOD l^T 5-Pci CUTLERY •SF ^^ af #a^t aWa^^^Te^ew Respiratory Regular $3S8 SET IN WOOD FREE DELIVERY TEL. FA 2-4545 NEW! Diseases ChrUlmm Special PORTABLE Reg. $6.50 DOES EVERYTHING Special I I Yew oVotc* of Jinojt B*!h or Holy HAND MIXER w sSa£ •5^«J?S ^L Ji IN YOUR LIFE.. Night. Imported music*! balls in spar- .d in ir,d..frudible Strattawwj •* SURPRISE THE . tiing-bright gold Anodiied aluminum; 6'* Sme$5.00 dies. V slicer, carver, »""^2 bast dianiittr; 5^" high, $14.S0Lht rty and p«ruig snivel • ***** ChrUtma* kold.l.- Spec** VrVok* rTnly 3 lot. bat H wint, beats, tlkt, «abs, ma***! Chromml lulm can b* *{«ct*d at a fiacjv» toocJll 3 apmdsi LifaKm* febricattd motor, detachable »" cord.

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TOASTER CRYSTAL CLEAR OVAL 6-Pc. DANISH MODERN Save STEAK KNIFE SET WASTE BASKET Reg. $7.50 OO 64 U$t Christmas ^* Chrittmat Special Special «Krome'&late

extension phones gaily wrapped and delivered in time for Christmas Extension phones make such welcome Christmas surprises. And no wonder. What else saves so many stops so often? Choose from decorative table models, wall phones, Princess phones — in a wide variety of colors. To order just 125 ELM ST. W£STFIELD AD 2-1500 call the Telephone Business Ofi'ice. We'll have them festively wrapped and FREE DELIVERY MOk i. FBL UNTIL 9 P.M- delivered in plenty of time to go under the tree. And we'll install OPEN EVENINGS UNTIL CHRISTMAS right after December 25. MERRY CHRISTMAS/NEW JERSEY BELl' WERTFIF.Li> (N. J.) I.RAPKfl. TW RSDAY, DECEMBER IS, )U\ Guard Hails j Brown Appointed lember at 90; jTI A A Officer Jeets Slate GIVE HER A DISHWASHER The Gift She Wants and lomt'i" Gross of 72) Harding St. ,s honored Thursday in the YMCA .,"•'••'"-• *•»«-•••••• i»n M-i the Coil,.., ISH members of the Old Guard "•t.'U'iU'i,; l-.-.|i.'-.i> Fluid, accordi.'-, Will Use Every Day Of The Year div 90th birthday anniversary i«'h lie observed last Saturday. ill- Gross has been an Old Guard •n-.ber since 1943 and is (lie ]<«!•, Viannm.1, GENERAL ELECTRIC • ;;;!.tr lo become a nonagenarian HAA ,.- Ule liunpn,!,! or^nu/atiu-i 1 1 1 "rfiirrs ck'L'U'd were as follou.v V ""'' '"' ">" "»• I'uriK'cu. l--..und1 ciior .John Ratli of Cramord. Him :ur l|,t. Adiimreiiii-jil ,,| True!- General Electric ,. director. Wesley Vordiui of '"- •" i'!^.-.(i,. .vtiivn^n; .,nd .it.-ui' ,uh Plains: treasurer. Harvey anct J.l;,n- lor •,!,,• Udiy .md .idf| Power Shower JMH of Westfield: recording M>cre- ""•nil...- l(, k,,:.iv,.x ;iniv,,..l,;,s and ivi.L-J .,d , - : .ii J in-nn::.,,,,,' THORO Q WASH l l ;t H J y. Edwin Gray of Scutch Plains: 1 :ist;nit secretary. Fred I'ortcr ul Hl.l- pcoMd,., ;,„. v;„.._,!,,,, .innui. stfii'ld. and corresponding seeie- compoiuMit i.| TUAiUKF rw.tv y Edward James of Scotch iiici.r !>!;n;.- 3-Cycle, Mobile Maid : : Mr lii-uun jl);ni>d TUA .„ ,iu, 0,u| Built-in DISHWASHER iins. i eolor film "YMCA Around the jOf AlltfuM ... .IIM'.lnil'lll .ill HIT Jlld rid." was shown. It was produced , HldlwK,.r yt i|1(. s>x,,n\,n J,.,,;,,.,. YMCA's Central Atlantic Council ('"'•nt A urudiMU- »! til,- Ciuuu. PORTABLE I narraled by Raymond S. Grant j School and Har\.-ii-(l i ,,\\vw, tic u,:s. Features EXCLUSIVE .(iciati- secretary of the Atlantic I as.sociUi(.d wiij, !•„. |.-,.-M" N.,,,(m''| mcil. He is a former general ( il>' Bank for llu> nine \f3rs t.n'foro ri'lary at Westfield. lit' canu' to T1A.\. i ACTION. DISHWASHER ligh bowling scores rrported re A. D. Bauer. 228 and George CHRISTMAS GUTS A HROBLEMT )Sl, 201. ISE I.KAOKR ADS AS Gl'IOE % DOWN AROUND'.

tVEHY WANTID HATVUI NEEDS NO INSTALLATION—Mugt IntS •ny appliance outlet. Witw hew snips onto Kitchen f«ucet. GLIDES ON WHEELS—to dining tabla and (torags shelves, guldod by fu9« width chrome handle. Hat Retractable Power Cord. 3LEVEL WASHINQ ACTION Power Shower washes down, powar Tower washes up, Power Arm WathM •II around. FAMOUS FLUSHAWAY DRAIN ENM HAND SCRAPING A PRE-tUNSINQ Llquoliej tort food particle* and pumps them away. No meuy acraent or filter* to clean.

Ir. mill Mi'K. ki'Hh T. CM), r»rnipr i'lT I'l r<-.hlrtilh m-r CHOICE OF 3 CYCLES—Dairy toadf— I % I «• •£ in Ilii'li- ut-u Itulitf til 71s ri-.-Nt-cnl Tk»>. ulilili lbt> iMinluixit china and crystal—poti and pans. r..ni Mr. mill llr». M.irrUuti. TI>U mult l|)l.' li-li-il iM-niicrli itn* *>uhl hriiuiih Hit' ulllif ,,( \MIIIMIII A I lurk, II.-,,n.,,. EASY LOADING— BIO CAPACITY Lift Up Rack rises with lid, clear* way to lower racks. Removable Handlet-Up silverware basket. DETERGENT DISPENSER—Adds de- /v No more hand s raping or rinsing...Completely Automatic. tergent automatically at proper time, This dishwasher di>es all the work! General Electrlc's famous FLUSH- WHITE TEXTOUTEH COUNTEBTOF AWAY DRAIN liquefies soft food particles, flushes them down the TOF-OF-THE-LINE PORTABLE In the friendly warmth w joor drain. You're conpletely free of dishwashing drudgery. No filters Socially PrJcad at Only or screens to clea|i. RINSE DISPENSER and an AUTOMATIC RESET •Minimum lUUll Pili« of our welcome, in the DETERGENT DISffENSER help got your dishes sparkling clean. NO DOWN PAYAUNTI IASY TfftMSf

attentive way we serve 3-Cycle Buttons for "Just Right" Dishwashing you, we express our Press the pushbutton for Daily Loads, or for Pots and Pans, or for China and Crystal and you automatically get the cycle that best sincere appreciation of suits the job to he done.

your patronage. Swing-Down Door for Complete Accessibility Every part of the'ullextension extra capacity racks and the roomy, handles-up silverware basket is easy to reach. The Vinyl-cushioned General Electric Interior protects rour dishes. Washes 15 NEMAt table settings. OPEN 24 HOURS DAILY THORO WASH Model SD-403— An outstanding value at 278 • Mobile Maid PORTABLE NO DOWN JPAYMENT.. . . EASY TERMS I •Minimum RtUil Fiict tl Elacliicl! Minu(>cluim' AUMittiM r_ DINER DISHWASHER N0K.TH MINUS &Pflo

No Messy Screens Power Shower washes down, Power Tower washes up, Power Arm \ Why take less than or Filters lo Clean, /"FUEL OIL w.i&hcs all around. Glides on j the best? Top-quality NO INSTALLATION, CX wheels from kitchen to dining table fuel oil gives you Rolls on Wheels.., or storage shelves. Hns full width more comfort per dol- X/%$ r'/S^^fSSSfeKSr and it's only chrome handle, power cord that re- lor because it burns o *fA'\WV7\ )C' tracts automatically, detergent dis- cleaner and produces '•''• •\>JrAu NO DOWN PAYMENT12! EASY TERMS8! penser, "HandlesUp" silverware \ more heat. Coll us You Can Go OUT When the Dishes Go IN! This new GE Thoro basket, smart whito Vinyl counter' for the finest — in Wash Dishwasher does the whole job. Has Flushaway Drain top iind Vinyl-cushioned interior. , fuel oil and service. which liquefies food particles and pumps them away. Save* Need;, no installation—plugs into steps, loo-glides from sink to dining table or storage shelves. any appliance outlet. AD 3-1492 Has "handles up" silverware basket, handsome white counter* top and Vinyl-cushioned interior. Plup into any appliance Nights, Sundays, Holidays outlet. Unicouple water connector snap: onto kitchen faucet Phone AD 3-1494 with simple attachment, •Minium! Rrtill frlc* Ilibli SiUin|t-«EMA SUuJwii NO DOWN PAYMENT 1 EASY TERMS I LSjRVINj SOUTH AV£..V^s7^^r^"TF'ELD- "^ PROMPT DELIVERY ON ALL MODELS BUILDING HEADQUARTERS LUMBER • MILLWORK • MASONS' MATERIALS COAL • COKE • FUEL Oil • Oil BURNERS 143 E. BROAD ST., WESTFIELD PHONE: ADams 3-2121 Page 6 THE WESTFIELD (N. J.) LEADER, THURSDAY, DECEMBER 12, 1963= I The- World Book of House PlanU. j ! McDonald: From the New Freedom j The Driver's NEW to She New Frontier. Maurios: AI 'Sentimental Safari. Roosevelt. The BUSINESS DIRECTORY • Social Security Program in the Seat •Ini!ed S'.aus. SchutLland; A Gar- LIBRARY deners Book ol Plant Names, j RBFEREHCE Do you know the odd reason why • S:iri:.h: How to Value Real Estate. Teckeineyer: Guerrilla, Tbayer; so many of 1 he "Id stop signs 'and BOOKS AUTO DEALERS ELECTRICAL FUEL OIL some still being used' were yellow? j i Vietnam Diary. Tregaskis: Look APPLIANCES OPTICIANS In the 1920s, when the first atLernptS; j Who's Cooking. Westfield. N. J.: APPLIANCES I Scott's Guide Book lo Stamp Col- REEL-STRONG FUEL CO. at uniform signing were being made, j Ttie following new books were add-., „ wnja UNION COUNTY practically everyone wanted slop ; d t ihe shelves of the Woslfield j ie""lt" vuu)dnli- ELM RADIO "Dependable, Friendly Service ROBERT F. DAY e 0 MOTORS, INC. AUSTER'S Since 1926" signs to be red. i Public Library: | & TV, INC. MOBILHEAT Prescription O The trouble, though, was that the j fiction: The Ipcress rile. Deigh-' RCA WHIRLPOOL IlouNe of al HEATINQ OILS Co call red paints of thai lime weren't as j ton. Leader Advertisers Arc Eager and VOLKSWAGEN CENTER Kh-ctrii. Marvels good and as durable as the yellow; Non-fiction: The Companion Guide Heady to Serve You. Shop Early Ucsttklds Hour Appliance Center BRidge 6-0900 Salfrw — Si-rvict — i'urtB K|{917 PHi'ttiry Authurtied 1.rt» »T». B. rnata paints were. California, however. |0 the Creek Islands. Bradford; The Kt'frlK«-THlors —• Ranges VMtSfJ H-.KWS. 1'ii.l. rship has always had red slop signs, de- Generals Wear Cork Hals. Burman: Wacliers — J>ryers New ana I'tied C'ar.« — Trucks spite this early-days problem, be- The BHie Lantern, Coleite: Philoso- tm km Watrons — Karmon C.liiaii 1 Htfrim-ratora • Washers GEO. R. HOLLAND, JR. : .Radios — TV STATtOI cause a porcelain enamel sign was: phy. Psychology and Social Prac- FAST CLAIM 1 Krft-zt-rx e Urj er« KENLY HEATING SERVICE Serving Weslliild Area for 20 "i'eait Factury-Traiiu-d Mechanlca 1 HHISHCX • KiiditiH, TV, tised in that state. Now there are . tke. Dcwey: Rodin. Klsen: Informa- SERVICE Fuel Oil — Oil B'jrnerH all sorts of materials from which red ; iion Please Almanac: This High AD 3-O4OO PL B-74O0 1 Vacuum cleuncrs etc. Coll. -:»1 s.»ulb Avr. malofirld •li Ur. Kerviee stop signs can be made, but old | Man, Lehman: Literary History of J. H. Eggleiton VO l-'.liu Street Weetrleld CANTLAY BR( ideas—and yellow stop signs—die JTITE fUM miTUL AH 2-7016 the United States: Henry Thorcau.j State Farm Agi. 43 K. Ill-wad -St. hard. American Kcbel. Longstrcth: Suc- wioatwu Al» :i-si4U 717 Plr«t St. MWUXCCCMINM »J9—131 AUTO BODY REPAIRS • AUTO GLASS Another oddity in sign history was cess Story, Lyon. €sso the original size specification agreed ELECTRICAL LEHIGH OIL CO., INC. Division ol Juy Oil Co. ."KUVICK on, again back in the '20s. It was CONTRACTORS We K|..-.-|ili!« ,n agreed at that time that all signs SEVELL'S WINDSOR FUEL OIL. BEAR and v/ere to be no more than two feel ilectrical - Brakes - Cat square, or more than two feet in any Automatic Record Changers AUTO BODY CO., INC. AUTO GLASS CO., INC. BUHNER SERVICE direction. The reason was that a PL, 4-0488 and Complete Auto Sei oillslon Experts e Pln« Palntlag AUTO GIASS THOMAS ORR 1016 80. Second St. Plainfleld leading Midwest sign-maker could- High Fidelity—F.M. BEAR Frame * Wheel Service We l-i. k V[, ,,„] nt|,, n't handle anything larger than this Storm Windows ELECTRICAL CONTRACTOR on his presses. Stereo General Repair* Furniture Topi — Mirrori LOVELAND FUEL CO. Prospect St. ADomj AUTOMATIC TRANSMISSIONS Est. 1925 "Efficient and Friendly Service" Stop signs in this country have Si Hour Towtnff Serric* Complete Trim Shop been octagonal all along, although SERVICE Call milder S-I144 there was a time when a horizontal AD 2-8887 UphoUtery and Trim Shop ADams 2-0906 FVIZL Oil, SHOES 24 HR. BURNEli SEKV1CE semaphore sign was seriously con- STATION RADIO & T.V. Osborn Ave. Westfield 20 Windsor Ave. We.tfleld AD 2-1700 2 North Ave. 1?. Crasford ORTHOPEDIC sidered and was suggested by one 333 SOUTH AVE., WESTFIEtD group. .24 South Av«. C. SHOE PRESCRiPTICH AD 2-4660 Member Chamber of Commerce Pilled By In the early days of American RANKIN FUEL CO. highway signs, highway engineers AUTO DEALERS • AUTO REPAIRS Since 1898 CRISANTI spent quite a bit of time discussing "Nothing Counts Like Service" Orlhupedfc Sji«ilalu whether to show on signs which FENCES HEATING OIL.S — 24 Hr. Service way the road curved. Their theory WILLIAM JAY CLARK TOM'S PIT STOP 3M Crotrnolnl A Exclusive BRIdse 6-9X00 was that a driver might keep going Quality* Service on vIEW JERSEY 230 Centennial Ave. Cranford full speed if lie knew it was a right- • VOLVO ALL IMPORTED CARS ROBBINS & ALLISON, Inc. Swedish Import Dealer FENCE CO. STORAGE hand curve, for example; if he Balea — Service — Part* Oall (or Appointment didn't know which way it went, he'd Est. 1912 WM. O. MUUa, fr*t 322-8858 Industrial FURNITURE REPAIRING PL e-aue llealdentlal slow down. ; leuntt at. North PlalaleM t. 22 Scotcs Plains Municipal HENRY P. TOWN! It was in 1929 that the first sug- Local and Long Distance Moving SAGQINO SEAT BOTTOMS gestion was made to use the Euro- FENCES SOFA $12 STORAGE pean system of symbols, instead of Household Goods Exclusively MILLER RAMBLER, INC. BAKERS • Swim Pool and Tennis Fences CHAIR $6 MOVING & PACKII words. Color codes for signs and re- • Galvanized — Aluminum AI) 2-4404 Authorized nrcmm/r IN YOUK HOME flectivity in signs date from the BORGE'S BAKERY • All TypeB of Fencing Springi* Itctied — New Heavy 41 Nurth A if. W. same period. Webbins: — Now ijtnlnKH RAMBLER Specializing In Free KBtimatea 81NSH1M; 11MIO1.STK11V Two of the most recent signs to be SHIPPING Danish FaBtrles FU 8-5280 STORAGE Sales and Service Wedding Cakes Call 232-1510 adopted are the "Yield" sign, in use AU Work Guaranteed • TAILORING since the late 40s, and the green di- Part* - Repair* Party Necda ox 385 Westfield rectional signs, standardized in 1958. 197 Mountain A.ve. Moantalnnlde Phone 232-2320 * * * PACKING USED CARS FISH MARKETS INSURANCE The National Safety Council re- 213 South Av». Eatf ChowfvQy AD 2-2456 FRANK'S ports that such driver problems as Cranford, N. J. Glvwi en Any drowsiness, inattention, intoxica- BOOKS BIVONA'S CalMUda««VO«M rTODMM 20 South Ave. W. Wesrfield WM. H. ESTWICK, JR. EXPERT TAILORI tions, etc. were factors in nearly two out of five fatal accidents on THE TOWN BOOK STORE BOOKS FOR ALL MARKET INSURANCE LADIES AND MEr turnpikes in 1962. 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Moody IN THE INTIMACY Of YOUR HOME ;i,in:f sweet" for James Moody, "a wrote that if Howe had attacked. plain consented farmer" of Sussex "the rebellion could have been j Truck Flips Over, County. He wrote that he lived in crushed in New Jersey." | : "the best climate and the happiest[ The Sussex Loyalist led an audaci- • country in the world." at peace with!ous raid on Tinton Falls in Mon-• Snarls Traffic himself, his family and his neigh- mouth County June 10, 17?8. He de-: bors. Istroyed a powder magazine and car-j Mountainside — A tractor trailer! Then his serene world tumbled ried off stores and arms, which he | overturned in the easibound lane of j about his ears, for he chose to de- later sold in New York for 500 j Route 12. Thursday morning, strew-; fend "that glorious constitution" pounds sterling. He also captured; jng its cargo of Christmas trees! Don't ever let a stack of dirty dishes during the Re\oSution- Moody's hap- five American officers and "several across the busy highway and bicck-j piness vanished: his neighbors of inferior rank." ing traffic for over an hour. I get you down. Stop being a dishwasher hounded him and called him trai'.or. Moody spied constantly on the; police said the driver. David T. Moody told his story in "Lieu- American army during the 1779-80 ! Muiler. 23. of Williston Park, NY, JNT and buy one! Saves hours of drudgery! tenant James Moody"s Narrative of encampment in Morristown. He of-! was taken to Overlook Hospital in ! His Exertions and Suffering in the ten waylaid the mails or boldly i Summit for treatment of shoulder j And don't let lack of space stop you as Cause of Government." published in looked at army records and "got j and arm injuries Muiler told police ; England in 1783. His poignant little from their own books an exact ac- he swerved to avoid another truck, i EA a portable dish- document recited the tribulations of count of their rations." A fire which broke out in the auto I washer can be a Jerseyman who remained loyal One daring dash into the uplands of Paul Bardman of Green Brook., to England, while all about him peo-, near Morristown in May, 1780. j after the car overheated in the en- j » used in any pie became •'disaffected." : sought to capture •'some person of j suing traffic tie-up, was quenched by j SHWASHER Although Moody's "Narrative" re- Note." later revealed to be Gov. assistant fire chief Henry Porter ] cited his own adventures, the Sussex: William Livingston. It failed because with a hand extinguisher. | kitchen! Loyalist always referred to himself-one of Moody's men fell into rebel j as "Mr. MoodV-" Perhaps that gave j hands, told all. and "blasted the ^ AVOID THE RUSH-SHOP NOW! JY ... at your favorite store. him greater chance for self-praise whole project." for. perhaps, as some have written,; More successfully, Moody soon he was modest1. 'after raided New Town, county seat | Mcody began by describing his j of Sussex County. He knocked boldly j horror of former friends who over-: on the door of the county jail and threw the constitution «of England >, I demanded that the jailer come down and while he "pretended not to be a i to take in a prisoner—"one of competent judge of their motives," ' MMoody'l s fellows. he felt that "rebellion is the foul- The frightened jailer refused that's one of the ten big reasons est of all crimes." budge, saying that because "Moody's being abrupt" he had or-j He claimed that he took "every FIELD ELECTRIC/.! you'll like this new possible precaution not to give of- dors not to open his doors after sun-! fense." but trouble began quickly. set. ! SERVICE Late in March, 1777, several armed "Sirrah," replied Moody, "the; men accosted Moody in his garden man who now speaks to you is j • • • and fired three shots at him. "Hap- Moody!" He said that failure to| pily." Moody wrote, "they missed." come down would mean the house j Residential That convinced Moody that he would tumble "about your ears." j Repair* and Service AUTOMATIC DISHWASHER must fight back. He left Sussex Down came the jailer, opened the j * • • County in April. 1777. taking with doors and admitted Moody and his him 73 like-minded Loyalist neigh- followers to the little jail, where Electric Home EASY PAYMENTS bors, naturally "all honest men, of they freed a shackled prisoner. They Heating the fairest and most respectable fled into the darkness, shouting In- characters." dian war whoops to cow the people Ahead stretched years of heart- of New Town. AD 2-3641 PUBLIC SERVICE ELECTRIC AND GAS COMPANY break and isolation for James Moody After that came weeks and months We Service What We Sell Scotch Plains, N. J. .'',«.„ ' TAXPAYINQ SERVANT OF A GREAT STATE —patriot by British standards, out-j of wandering and hiding, "as a par- law by American view. ) tridge in the mountains." He was Moody returned to New Jersey in I captured and sentenced to be hung. June, 1777, walking through the ; but escaped after undergoing torture COFFEY'S highlands to enlist "loyal men" and; at the hands of Gen. Benedict Ar- to "disarm the disaffected" where ! nold—himself on the verge of a sell- RCA Whirlpool Home Appliances pos.sible. He claimed that 5CO fol- i out to the British, WE REPAIR ALL TYPES OF lowed him to British linos 'a most: The once "contented farmer" unlikely total in th* sparsely-settled . found himself a man without a coun- DRYERS • WASHERS • DISHWASHERS country in which he recruited'. Itr y wj,en the war ended. He won a As he worked strenuously for the bit of acclaim in England as "the 29AldenSt. - BR 6-2224 - Cranford, N. J. British cause in the late spring of. most distinguished partizan in Amer- I 1777. Moody grew discouraged by. tea." His "Narrative" was publish- I the Iistlessness of the British com- ed and wide circulation was accord-

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ONE-STOP BANKING CENTER CRANFORD GAP. WOOD REILLY OLDSMOBILE INC PLAINFIBLD SCOTCH PLAINS SUBURBAN •WESTFIBLD 560 NORTH AVE. E. cumin M»' V ire tie Tree Sale years. ' " ] Koote, Kusewary Jones. Miifsluili The Ma::'nus ChrniuMl Co, Inc.. 'IV sak> iueif :< ., Surprise Revue m I Voki-lson. 13i!l Morton. Bob Hyde. GarwutKi, luis jiiiii'iinroii th.il thc troop coimnii ,' ' now 'til Christmas ites Listed !w an{i t u | Sherry I.ilonfekl. Hutli Patpn. liulli iwiird of dii'(VU>i>. lki\i' eiocii'd i\ with his suitf on -iie - For Players •Mclniy, ZaZihary l\o.ss, Ada Graiv Kdward i'r.ibelniann uf S^otoii I'iain^ stouts theiiiM-hts Let" ^ '111- Scout lroop 74 sponsored by >nii-i. Vollir.iT, ciorda Kiein. and liladys to the office ol \iiv |>u -.uient-iiiiix- and assist jn uw loatiint 1-aM l'nd;iy s unhung of Coii!- [ ttii'ich. trst Congregationail l ChChurch will of i • and tor of nuintiiuciuriu^. Hahne & Company in Wes/f ield greens in customers' au!o:> mutii;y P'uvci.s Mils appropriately i Tiie chorus also included Arthur annual Christmas tree sale Mr. G.ioeiinann uniieil Maiimts in _ Troop 74, tin - ! Scout troop in «IIR1I wa.s also the iiaiiu' uf the !ton. Marge and Ken I'rodo. Billy pd 21. on the church grounds on Westfield. is cam- menl divisio:i (if the i-onip^ny. In jPlctely self-sup,...,, nun; pri-sriilod as entcrtaimiu'iit ' Toiuatonis, Jeanne and John Van ler St. r'jng l>y nit'aii? of 1959 lio was nude technical director j the Christina:, |iv . uttor tlw UU&IIICMS ineoliut j Voorhis. and Mahcl Winch. open Wednesday nights 'til 9 [lliani iuonson, chairman, an- t fall'. Tin' f jnd> of that division and in February Witii iIn- ixci-piiuii uf die direc- 1 iced that both balsam and scotch j'earned are used for purehaM' of Ken i'rouo was slag* rianager. I9t»2 was appointed dirciioi of tiiun- >»r. .Jim Bird, the aivompanist. trees will be on sale. Also scouting and camping Gorrtu Klein, costimiis. »iiii\s)iall ufacluring. Kaiiilivn Curklor. .ind play, chair- store hours other days well as all scuttling Vokelson. »ro|icrtii>s. Jack Wallace, Mr. Galx'lrnimii lives at *(U1O Wood jable will be wreaths and d; u(. m.'in. Jam- Hall. Hie revue was han- the troop. lights, and Cindy Gleidi, scenery. Rd. wilh his wife, t.onise. and daugh- ins. dli'd entirely by new meinbers of 9:30 a.m. to 6 p.m. Hospitality for the evening was ter. Lynn. shard Manler and Vaughn the Players. CHRISTMAS L. liosUid by Hita and Bob Mangan, scoutmaster and assistant In a clever script, written by I—AVOID THE RUSH with the aid of Kulli McLay, Billie Ready to Serve Von. Shop Early Gladys Uli-ich. tlie audience iieard Totnulonib and Mike Koote. Avoid the Last Minute Rush

WESTFIELD f ag« 2 THE WESTFIELD fN. J.) LEADER, THURSDAY. DECEMBER 12, I9C3 ACTIVITIES IN THE CHURCHES OF WESTFIELD AND VICINITY Church of Christ

CHURCH SERVICES ••*" '• Sermon of the Week Adds Property "DOWN' TO EARTH" j HOI.V TRINITY R.C. CHURCH series on Christ as Immanuel: "God Dr. (lark W. Muni For Building 1 Rt. Rev. Msgr. Henry J. Watterson, With IV; 3 p.m., adult commu.ii- First Methodist Church ; LLD, VF, PA, Pasior canls class. Within recent days she coiner lot : Assistants Tuesday: 3:30 p.m., junior cate- It's an interesting phrase ihai we us' in our conversation every now a! SprinKficId Ave. ai:d FO. Broad Si \ Rev. John L. Flanagan chism class. ! P.m.. Mr. \vlk and again—'down lo i-urlh " By il we generally mean "'practiiu' has hven purchased by the Church i Rev. Redmond J. Duggan : otner ir.e^ce in tilt, ">| Wednesday: 7 p.m.. pastor's Bible evening *'*»| "useful." "meeting us where we live of Christ in Westfield to add to their '•• Rev. Eugene C. McCoy study class; 7:45 p.m., senior ca'c ienit(; Did you ever stop to think ilia! Chnstmss is the most "dou 1 lo property next !o the corner on both ; RECTORY: 315 First Street chism class: midweek service of Tuesday. 8 p , earth" evenl in history" For q icU K. Broad and Springfield Ave. | Phone; AD 2-0332 prayer. ° P'^-r. Mr ft-|iam*J» literally, this is what I'hrislma-. !•> Plans are being prepared by "Jul- j Sunday Masses: In church: 7, 8, Friday; 7:30 p.m., meeting of the about aumhfi uf lrit • F " all ahoi.it—God came down to i nib ian \V ( ouzens. architect, of a home 19, 10, 11 a.m. and 12 noon; 9 a.m., Maclien Leagues. hovijii" ta in human form This i* what is bt and thureii edifice to be constructed ! children's Mass; in chapel, 9, 10:15, ing proclaimed again in SciipUue on In? properly by the church dur- i 11:15 and 12:15. COMMUNITV PRESBYTERIAN and in sons: ing the next year to 13 months. Work i Holyday Masses: In church: 6, Meeting House Lane More Church t^ "Joy lo Ihe world: Tlie Lord i.s | on the minister's home may be slart- I 6:45, 7:45, 8:45, 9:45 and 10:30 a.m.; come: | Mountainside, N. j. ed within the next few days with j in the evening 7 p.m. Rev. Elmer A. Talcoft Jr., Minister next I.ei eaitli receive her King." i Weekday Masses: In church: 6:30, God come down to earth! conslruftion on Ihe church building Saturday: 9 a.m., confirmation But after the proclamation comes; set lo begin in the spring. I 7:15 and 8 a.m., unless otherwise an- class. the question as to whether we ac- The leu year old congregation, now ; nounced. Sunday: 9 a.m., church school, cept as down-to-earth fact Ibis word meeting in the small rock building | First Friday Masses: 6:30, 7:15 grades 1-6; 10:30 a.m.. worship; about a down-to-earth God. So many on Springfield Ave. near Rl. 22, has1 and 8. cradle roll, nursery and kindergar- wrappings and trimmings Mirround . outgrown its present building and ten: 11:45 a.m., church school, Christmas (hat sometimes were apt ; must expand its facilities for future FIRST CHURCH OF CHRIST, grades 7 and 8; adult class. to regard the whole package as l°ve- growth of the church. The member- SCIENTIST 6:30 p.m.. high school seminar; ly bul illusory. The Advent Season j ship is now 115 with the Sunday 25? Midway Ave. 7:30 p.m., Westminster fellowship; can be a kind of dream-world and i morning Bible school running 135 Fanwood Christmas tree sale. wonderland through which we wan- • and the worship hour from ISO lo Sunday Services: 9:30 and 11 a.m. Monday: 9 a.m.. nursery: 8:30 der in these d3ys—beauliful but so i 175. Wednesday evening testimony p.m.. Plainfield Clioral Society. much of it unreal. \ The Church of Christ is congrega- meeting, 8:15 p.m. Tuesday: 8 p.m., session. "To Vole or Not To Vote So let a person think seriously at j tionally independent with tlie local Ch/itE ORTHODOX Wednesday: 9 a.m., nursery, pray- Christmas about what he considers j congregation directed by eiders ap- PRESBYTERIAN ers; 9:30 a.m., Bible study group. There seems lo be grea "down to earth" and what he calls pointed from ils membership. Eld- 1100 Boulevard. Westfield in religious circles as Ic "'up in Uie air"—about what he terms "realistic" and •'unrealistic." PREPARATION—Dr. Clark W. Hunt, minister, listens to David Cruin ers serving the We.stfield church are Sunday: 9:30 a.m., .Sunday school WOODSIDE CHAPEL vole is going to be regaii Look at it in just two ways. What about Jesus as a revealer of truth? as the antiphonal choirboy practices his reading In preparation for the W. D. Fogle, L. C. Norton and J. for all ages; 11 a.m.. worship, Hev. Morse Ave., Fanwood very vital religious pt: Was he a realist in this respect? Call the catalogue of some of the ideas service of Nina Lessons and Carols to be held at the First Melhodist E. Shevvmaker. Jay E. Adams. "Christmas Shop- Tomorrow: 7:30 p.m., the Happy coining before certain that were incarnate in Ms life—that greatness is measured by usefulness— Church Sunday, B. K. Lemmons is the local min- ping"; 7 p.m., evening worship. Hour, Woodside juniors, and the bodies allegedly seeking (»' that hatred is a cancer and love is a conqueror—that faith and fear ister and has been with the church Immanuel 1, beginning a four week W1FS will meet at the chapel. The among religious peoples j|J cannot long be soul-mates—that might does not make right—that human since 19G2. where need to awaken lo%\ life is sacred—that God has the last word. Are these, then, simply the j Service of Nine Lessons and Carols that unity cannot be votedifc delusions of a dreamer? i i religious body. Unity i; ai Well, call the roll of some opposite standards for living—the notion j Traditionally a Christmas Eve Christmas Service thing thai is subject it Ja, that greatness is achieved by greed—that it's every man for himself— [ service nl lung's College Chapel. processes when it come \ that revenge is sweet—that force is final—that man has no soul—that • Cambridge University in KngUind. Oinreh Women Set j unity about which mirier^ God has no power. I the service of Nine Lessons and Car- Yule Program At Redeemer To i It does not come nor isiln Which se! of standards shall we call "realistic"? Beneath all the j ols will be used at the Advent Choral j on the basis of whether ua passing pageantry of Christmas, surely we see that there is a persistent | Evensong Sunday eevuing at 7:?iO The Woman's Association of the I appointed religious body sen; light for living. Light came down at Christinas, as well as love—and he- i p.m. at the First Methodist Church Presbyterian Church will hold its Be Children's I up as being capable o( ia cause of it, man had a new chart for the ordering of his life—society lia; annual Christmas program in the I out or voting il in. Unity cm some new concepts—and nations a new charter for brotherhood. Part of I The service will begin with the tra- The "Children's Christmas" will be : ditional children's Christmas hymn. chapel at 1:30 p.m. next Thursday. [only when men everyyfcrti the wonder of Christmas is that instead of dwelling on "what the world Following the installation of VXA of- j observed at Redeemer Lutheran i to cut themselves loose tet is coming to." we dwell upon "what has come into the world," as by that ! "Once in Royal David's City," .sung j Church in two vesper services on by choirs and congregation. The In- ficers, conducted by Mrs. Howard B. i dogmas and Iraditiocs asi life, we warm our souls and set our sights by what is eternally real and Vail. Hev. and Mrs. Ace L. Ttibhs successive Sundays, Dec. 15 and 22. • their stand on Hie words 5 right. vitatory "Break Forth. 0 Beauteous All grades of the Sunday school will j Heavenly Light" from Bach's with their family will present "'A i apostles and writers of y nursery thru His Father are one. WIMJ! is the great Awakener—One who quietly reminds us where we have j Each lesson will be followed by a re- Inner City." Ecumenical Mission grade 2. Recitations will accompany aioiis people lake their stanj 1 failed—One who continually holds before us the vision of what we may i latcd carol. These carols will be and Relations for the "Youth in a projected pictures. The trained voic- doctrine taught by tho.se 4 become—and then bestows power in the becoming. There is something both old and new, little-known and Troubled Africa." and National Mis- es of the children's choir will sing appointed messengers ami £. eternally real and personal in the word, "Jesus Christ was born for this." well-knwon, and from sources far sions for the "Youth in the Troubled "Snowy Flakes Are Falling Softly," in the light of their Iruth, spa There's a story that Bennett Cerf, the humorist tells—except this one and near. The sanctuary, youth, USA." Polish carol tune, setting by Ilealey tlie power of the Holy Spirit is all heart and no humor. About an eight-year-old girl in a Pennsylvania chapel and antiphonal choirs will Tea will be served in the assembly Willan. Mrs. Raymond Iless is the will be unity. This can be i orphanage who was painfully shy and unattractive and unadjusted, as sing under Ihe direction of Philip hall following the program by Mrs. accompanist. only by each individual lurt they say. She'd been shifted from one children's home to another because Dietlerich and Lawrence Apgar will Charles F. Holder's and Mrs. .1. K. The Christmas messape, will be de- God's word and away from! of all the problems she posed—and even no\y the director of this institu- be the organist. IVanoffs circles, at which time the livered by Ihe Rev. Walter A. Helm- traditions. When he docs that.i tion was wondering how they might transfer her again. Benjamin Britten's "Adam Lay circles for 1964 will be announced. ing, pastor of Redeemer Church. .Tlie mediately becomes one *ili One of the rules of the home was that any communication from a Abounden," the Basque carol "The greeting to the assembled parents that's one of the ten big reasons other one who makes the ur child in the institution must be approved by the director before it could Angel Gabriel," a Besancon "Carol will lie given at (lie beginning of the eision. be mailed. One afternoon, the little girl had been observed stealing down of the Advent," the Sussez carol, and service by William Meyer, superin- you'!! like this new Another thing that caatffc to the main gate and carefully hiding a letter in the branches of a tree Arthur Honegger's "Laudntc Do- Baptist Children tendent. in or out is guilt. The pS a that overhung the wall. Whereupon the director and her assistant hurried minum" are some of the pieces to On Sunday, Dec. 22 at 4 p.m., Jews in calling for ihe c-safc0 down to Ihe wall and the tree. The director snatched the letter and tore be performed in this service. Dr. To Stage Play grades 3 through 8 will present the Son of God rannot be v«!« w open the envelope. Then without speaking she passed the note to her ! Clark W. Hunt will preside and all Christinas story under the theme any ecclesiastical tody «."' assistant. It read, "To anybody who finds this: 1 love you." are welcome to atleiul. Children and youth of the First "He Came." Groups of readings by of mere- human beirs* '*'• Which in a certain tremendous sense is just about the way that God Baptist Church will present a play, the children will develop the story power to absolve any n~; y plac- Earth al Christmas." The junior God. It was one of their 9«« Son, that whoever believes in him should not perish but have eternal life." ing an envelope in a replica of a choir, under direction of David Ja- EASY PAYMENTS ber, guided by the Spirit of On Friday evening. Dec. 20 at 8 church. nisko, will sing. Congregation and who told I hem lhal they M Mission Society Lists p.m., the ministry of music of the Mrs. Elr.ie Voclker will direct Ihe children will join in "Silent Night," wicked hands, crucified «' Church of Christ First Baptist Church, Robert Dennis- play and Mrs. Harry Hooper is serv- "0 Come All Ye Faithful" and "Joy the Son of Cod. Neither does Annual Yuieticle Tea ton, director, will present in the sanc- ing as coordinator. to the World." lieve the Roman fCenlifc^ We Service What We Sell who tried to take a neiin tuary, "Amahl and the Night Visi- The cast is as follows: Julie Parr, Five tableaux scenes, involving 20 f Sessions Listed The Woman's Mission Society of tors," a sacred opera by Gian-Carlo Gary Long, Bruce Shaw, Pamela children, will be arranged at the foot by saying I'll have "<* ? the, First Baptist Church has set Menotti. Soloists will be Aniahl. Gormly, Karen Bachman, Jonathan of a large crass. Scene I, Belhle- with this just man. Nor <• Midweek Bible study meeting of asid- ;.ext Thursday at 1 p.m. for its Kenneth Bachman Jr.; Mother, Bet- guilt of the Gentile »» Hoffmann, Susan Smith, Ray Slo- hem; scene 2, The Cry of the Needy; nailed Him to Ihe cross «r I the Church of Christ of Scotch Plains annual Christmas program and tea. ty Kittleson; King Kaspar, Harold cum, Handy Young, Geoffrey Tits- scene 3. Palm Branches: scene 4. will be held tonight in Fellowship The Rev. and Mrs. Paul D. Eppinger COFFEY'S His side with the spear k Hammar: King Melchior, Paul Ed- vvortti. Mr. and Mrs. Walter Joy Calvary and scene 5, A Garden Hall at 7:30 p.m. of Preakness Baptist Church, Wayne, away by (lie vote of any W! feldt; King Balthazar, Ernest John- and Mr. and Mrs. Fred Hoffman arc Tomb. don't we all come lo ™> will give Christmas readings. Spe- son; Page, David Alpaugh; Danc- RCA Whirlpool Home Appliances The "Ludeans" iWomen's Mission- cial music will be provided by (he serving on the property committee; every sinner is guilts' of ifr ary group I will hold their monthly ers, Mclindo and Jocelyn Mandcll. Mrs. Jack Mclntosh, Mrs. John Mil- 1|B Women's Trio, composed of Mrs. Holy Trinity Pre-Yule WE REPAIR ALL TYPES OF of Christ and I urn 10 ™ ' meeting tomorrow in the Fellowship John Alpaugh, Mrs. Harold Ham- The chorus of shephers will be play- ler and Mrs. Arden Brown are in faith in His word? Hall at 8 p.m. mar, and Mrs. Harold Shill. Devo- ed by the Chapel and Chancel choirs. charge of costumes. Louise Welirum Sales Dec. 13, 14 DRYERS • WASHERS • DISHWASHERS Mrs. Daniel Bass will be in charge and Donna Houscl arc in charge of The sermon topic "Certainties For tions will be led by Mrs. Robert Dc- The Rosary Society of Holy Trin- POST OFFICE BOX S Today" will (>e delivered by Fred Lano. of properties; Theodore Balling, makeup. Tom and Ted Balling arc 29 Alden St. - BR 6-2224 - Cranford, N. J. WESTF1EI.I). NEW JER! lighting; Miss Louise Welirum, in charge of lighting. Mrs. Walter ity Church will hold its prc-Christ- J. Masteller. minister at the II a.m. Following the program, tea will be Adv. Adv. Adv. Communion and worship service makeup; Mrs. Robert Waugh, cos- Joy is chairman of publicity. Mrs. mas sale under the co-chairmanship served in the church lounge by cir- tumes. John Clark is chairman of refresh- of Mrs. Thomas Ure. and Mrs. Ger- Sunday. Bible school for adults and cle 4, Mrs. Judson Pierson, leader. children begins at 9:45 a.m. This is the third year that this ments in Fellowship Hall after the ard Boyle in the Rescue Squad build- Child care will be available. Mr.'. ing on Spring St. tomorrow from 10 Evening worship and song service opera lias been presented at the First presentation of the play. Heidi Slocum is chairman of the Baptist Church, and it is advisable a.m. until 9 p.m. and Saturday from will be held at 7:30 p.m. "Total group. This play is a dramatization of the Christian Warfare" will be the ser- lo come, early lo be assured of a story of Raymond MacDonald Alden, 10 a.m. until 5 p.m. monettc. sent. entitled, "Why the Chimes Rang," Home baked goods, greens, plants, AVOID THE RUSH—SHOP NOW! published by the Bobbs-Merrill Co. religious articles, home decorations, and novelties will be offered for sale. Premarital Cimiis»'liii three-session course will be found. into the congregation of Calvary TO YOU A Funeral Homo of homelike atmosphere, completely modern oir co IVORY DRY CLEANERS If preferred, a couple tuny telephone Lutheran Church, Cranford, so far this year 21 came from Wcslfield. aff'Street Parking Facilities the church office and apply. SUNDAY MORNING This is the second l:iri»est number Also AND LAUNDERERS of persons to ho received in one yQ:\v WNEW-1130 Kc. - 6:45 A.M. Licensed Staff , An honest nidii's t.'ie noblest work WNBC - 660 Kc —7:30 A.M. Charles E. Dooley DOOLEY FUNERAl OPPOSITE FIRE HEADQUARTERS of Clod—Alexander Pope since the founding i>f tlie congrega- tion in September 1OTU. SUNDAY EVENING Frank J. Dooley 2]8 North Ave. W., 16 PROSPECT ST. AD 2-5020 In an honest man there i.s always WOR - 710 Ke. - 11:15 P.M. Carolyn M. Dooley „. . „,« something of a child.—Martial Honesty is spiritual power.— Man- WHO WAS JESUS? Joseph F. Dooley BR 6-0255 -.UU^JJMW THE WKSTK1EI.U tN- J » IJEADER. THl KSUAV. DECEMBER It, I9G3 P»ge 3 UNITARIAN FELLOWSHIP ! FIRST rHl'KC'H OF CHRIST. love him" 'rsalnus 145:18, 20). land adult c!ivi.-in:i>-. p m , 170 Elm St., Westfield hones! vv,:h oiu>»-il li is much cus- Mt'rting ul Ihr YIYI( A I iTZ K Bttiad St. tian Science textbook will open with i ^mdy and it'lleu-sLip i1 IOV.1^1'1. M'- CHURCH NEWS Rev. William K. Cober jci to W honest wuh other i»eopie.~ Sunduy Scbuul and Adull Scrvicr : Sunday Si-rviei-^ V :it> and U a m. these lines: "Our Master said. 'After ; uior high trip !o Inn •jln t'oiitfr. Minister KJw:i!l! K. iiv'!'..M>!r At 10:36 A.M Siuuiay Sehoul and Nisoery. II ii.m. (his manner therefore pruy ye,' and : 7. ;!U p :U. • Aits;)!:: ' letu'a: i s.iS. Today: 1 p.m. woman's mission Sj'iii\iuy: 6 pni.. I". 1"> s lumily t Su aj il> .ill a ill . Kenneth A WodiU'Miay eveninn testimony then he gave that prayer which cov- t s]Ty_WESTFlELD : MI>IU!;I>': T ail p in . Aniali!" n-- ; Communion service with E. M Hart- sut'u'Iy cutle meetings: 7 p m . nui Kuv.y'.'i\::» p.iitj, dneetor ul re.se.neb !ur tin niei'iim;. H 1., p in ers ull human needs" 'Science and ifiliatrd with I'nily School of ; enji'.ein in charge. lsOiir.--.it. Health with Key to the Scriptures s:o committee: R p nv. evening cir- St;i;iiiL> s> ,iiul U j m.. worship Nal, li ( IVLltli u ul lii'J Si Oilt.v ul .1. .-.u.s' ui.sii IU laiii.s iin \\o\\ to pray rislianity. Lee's Summit, Mo. | 7 p n\ . sermon. -The Tnai of Tll'.'sU.iy .» e. m . S..'.h i- l\ck iJiiili! w by Mary Baiter Eddy, p. 16). cle meeting youth committee U»n: ami cl::klrens division ul church Alia ill \ouili a will ln% luoUijH i'fil ill Uu> Suillla> s Brlievers in the Trinity j Youth Kiiih." Mi- Lemmons. range planning roimnillee at the 1 i)t the home ui Su>;in Si liiih. U Wcsl- Tlicre si-hoiil. Srrmon by tin pastor, the . I'lti/i'i-^hip " 'I'liori' VMII t>o a cin'loc Hihlc 1.I>SMIII al iili t'luistian Sci-: clings: Every Monday, 8 p.m. ! Wednesday 10 a ir. . Ladies Ri!>ic "•\iiiiihl" ro- 1 home of Judson Pierson. 303 Hoan- •lirouk Kd. V 'in p in . , ;iiul diMU.-.M0ii liouf hillowinj; llu 1 ,. Woman's Club of Westfield. ltd W'.lhaiu K ColK'r. on the sub- . etife i-luiieli .stM\iees. Tlu Mibj«'et is i ! class. Mr U'mrnons will direct the oke Kd liears.-il. B p in . IULSMOn.s alKi s'l'« M-n uv nuix'r> l.u liitu-.s an- avail- iouUi Euclid Ave., at Tremonf jcet. ' Whcie ,loy ;md I\ract* Meet." ; "liml the I'IVM'IHT sit Man." | ; study; Bible classes will be hoid for ; in dsKip * umniiitff. lu>>;i'r William-. able Ml are welcome lu atteiul. Tomorrow !2 noon. Railway Lin- Music iiiule-r (he vtireciion of Hobeit j tMildeii TeNl '"I'ho I.md is niKht i Mon Church New .. it—Sermon Lesson by Lead- ; pri-.schooi children uiih Mrs. G. W. :imrsey M/huul hoard. « 1;". r "I • den area businessmen's luncheon. : •Piis^Se From Inn to Stable" ; Hinds teaching, following tin- class,- ,1. Peiiuiston, minislei' of music. unto all them that fall upon him. to j 7 [> in . children and family Christ Vistlois ,itid neweoiners m Wcslfiold ' frk'!Ki.-.lup puld ' ' Am.ilil" ri'lu'iii'.sul. a I'm, All- j hour following service: fes- i es the ladies will •*•«, cancer dress- 1 . Wi'dni'.Miay 1 all lh.il cull uiHin him in truth. ... I Sec. S Page 7 ir.as program. 8 p.m . holiday hoo-U - .are iinilcsi to attetut die services. Wednesday \> 15 ii in dmrdi Advent (IIMIISMDII liy cit'i^li 'hnstmas occasion with refresh- i ings. 7. SO pm. The l.urd prcscrwth al) them that I nanny, baptist Youth Fellowship. ! !u a ni 12 iiinin. church ,sclu«-il, youth • niorninj; >iudy t:i'««P- ' Imr KI'DUPN | 8 p in devotional .services an Bible- • '." 23_Candlelight service; Wil- i .study: Mr. Lenmums will direct a- Bau!i' and Sam Pan assisting j .study of the Book of Romans I ,• final meeting of year. j Bible classes wii; W held for chil ! , V-Unily reconvenes. dren of al! ages. I ,yer and healing meditation are REDEEMER I.ITHEKAN CHl'RCH ied al eac-1) meeting, WONDERFUL ritual Counseling: By appoint- Westfield. N. J. JARVIS HAS al (he Woman's Club Mondays, The Rev. Walter A. Reunlng. Pastor Vicar R, John Parting •:30. [der: Catherine Meisnest—May Corner Clark St. and C'owpcr- cached through the Woman's | thwaitc I'l. apposite Roosevelt Jun- j ior High School, near Hahne's De- of Westfield. GIFTS j partment Store. New residents of IDISON AVENUE CHAPEL j Westfield and neighboring communi- Richard R. Preston, ties are invited the share in our Student Minister worship services. iday: 9:45 a.m., Sunday schooi; Today: 4 p.m., confirmation class a.m., discussion time led by B; 7:30 p.m . office appointments. 3rd Preston, Tomorrow; 8:30 p.m., couples' a m.. Mr. Preston, student ruin- club. will preach on the subject "The Saturday: 9 a.m., confirmation GIFT SETS ,any You Keep" with the text class A. Matthew 11: 2-11. Sunday: 8:30 and Ham, service; by ytST CONGREGATIONAL 8:30 a.m.. Holy communion. Vicar Revlon 3.00 CHUFCU R. John E'erling will deliver the ser- mon in both services and his topic fr US Elmer Si. Eliz. Arden 5.00 will be "The Lamb of God—The •fel* iday: 9:M and 11 a.m., worship Coming Christ"; 4 p.m., children's Faberge 3.75 e sanctuary; Rev. L. Ft. Stan- Christmas service, nursery through will preach. Nursery for small grade 2. Houbigant 4.00 ren is provided in the Toddler's Tuesday: 10 a.m.. Altar Guild; 4 Shulton 1.25 ; 9:15 a.m., church school, p.m., confirmation class B; 6:30 •ry through 12th grade; 7 p.m., p.m.. confirmation class A; 7:30 Yardley 2.50 r high PF. [p.m., department leaders; 8 p.m., dncsday: 4:30 p.m., confirma- I church school teachers. Rubinstein 2.75 :lass: 5:30 p.m., seventh-eighth j Wednesday: 10 a.m.. midweek SOAPS • fellowship; pot luck supper, ! Bible study; II a.m., Christian day j "Hootcnanny" by the quintet, !school chapel; 8 p.m.. voters' as-j by siting of Steve and Jeff Kleeke. ! sembly. 'eck, Jon Plourde and Bill El- Thursday: 12:30 pin., ladies' aid Yardley 1.50 society Christmas program, with the spiritual topic being discussed by PERFUMES Roger & Gallet K.CHO LAKE Mrs Waller A Etruning. hostesses 2.50 CHURCH OF CHRIST for the day will be Mrs. M. Sturcke by

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Place Your Order Early. OPEN SUNDAY. ONE STOP HERE OPEN Dec. 22 'solves all gift problems 9 to 1 'TIL 54 Elm Street 10 P.M. WEEK DAYS AD 3.0662-63-64 67 ELM ST., WESTHEID TEL. AD 2-2400 CLOSED CHRISTMAS DAY, DEC. 25 THE WESTFIELD iSSOI,l'TH Ii KKVK. (hi t-;t!-fil. With Pencils, Pick ieuUif!" porlfoiios. in colorful plastic J u,y,,. ,., ;h- i-ri-ilil'-r.-' ••( *•>"> »<•- j'urMiart t' the order of ETCKNf-: .•(•asi-!l i" iNh:bil t" III!' sulisi ril,.-I boxes, and in units ranging from a The L'nami I-onghou.se of the West- ] JCII'.K. KurrogatP of. fb** (.'^uiii.v ~Vt~\\ K\X I"AS. 11 appear ^ t" niy sat - uf I "n ton. mftde on the thirti'enUi do/.en to several dozen. field VMCA Indian Guide will hold f H^'im--- "ii.'d' rii'ina'ml.- iisulnxl t »= -• WiLTW From 350 Types nf arti'm, by duly a ui tn-nt i«o' »*'' day of NovcmU-r, A.D.. l Jd:i, upon ,.-••,•.• .r -ind I|I .•••;i>.<-ii uillriji .-i.\ For the youngster looking {or gifts their Christmas friendship pow-wow ~eci>rd of 1 he prmef-dinns for I !•'• the application "f the undi-r*i*tm'd. II'.JI 111- I] .-in t li. !la!>- lit sr.icl HI • UAK- i Saturday at 2 p.m. at the Westfield ,i.iun:or>- dissolution tt>.f i .-L»r Uy RK Kx«fUtors of tho estate of snid lir'i- .n- Ihi.v ":'nsent <»»" all ;H<-dr-ff-ftsetl. iH'tit-c it= hereby «iven ir.- fr,.ni „<•••"••'< '•"••^ '•'" >-.-H,VITIIIB ilif- ITttUWi V. Some 300 fathers and sons will | Kt<>( kliold'iP. dfpositf-d in my ufi ut-, Ihe rrtciitors of said df-neascl t>* ^-•itr-- -L'-:iJ'^'. H:>- HUl-. rib*-!". finterttimnew gifts—different but appropriate—for j ance. pencils may be the answer. jtluit VAf.LKV iNIH'STRIAL t^AKK. exhibit to the BUhKrril-prs unriVr i H| be entertained by Captain Bob Dans- I\('.. a i-orjionitluii of tin.*.- ,r-iiu'ipal <>IYit ni-1.1:1 iiflK iifc'H inst t h'• (• ftati* of ^rt i'I OF LOVE" garten to college, here's a reminder c-i:.s "Indian Know-How." Nt, J L':..", W>MIU'1I1 A vi-nui- in ilif t\v(•••nsi'ii within ^ii months from that pencils make fine holiday gift near the telephone for Mom. may be Towiihhlp uf iHark. Cnunty »f I'ni'Mi. iht- dute ut said order, or they wl!] All little braves will bring gifts Kiati- uf ,\e fnri'vor barred from proseou: in^r AMPLE PARKING Susan Hoy*,,,, Pencils alike but don't !>e possibilities. Mother may al.so be tit-INK llu- «K«'»H llMTi-in anil in tliaiK"' or rccuvoriiiK the name apain^i ib'- rencils luwi* aimt uui i p which will be given to Indian mis- t her»"'»f, uy>"n whom pioci-^s nty y !>•• BUbs^rib'Tf PL 6- "STOLEN HOURS- fooled by their seeming similarity, j able to use those special pencils for sions. Mcvcil i. liaw crinplicil with iln- "-- }ta)ph T- Reeve and 3500 Pencil makers now offef r a choichi e off j writiniti g on freezefzerr packages or on quirenif n tK of Til k- M, ( 'i>r|j'ir:i- The National Estate Hank, Strand liiMi.s, Cr m-ri*l. <! 1't^ Heard & MrGu.ll, Attorneys BRING RESULTS >. WccJulay." S—7—S:05 { and Mountainside with some 434 fa- Holllt lull. 6ft Kim St. i/'Thuis & Sun. 2—4—G— 3—10 -V ' any child on Christinas morning. So pick up a pencil right now and N(AV THKREPOHE. I. tin- S*f-HToHtfield, N. J- 5—C:li—8:1:.— "THE TWO UTTlt" thers and sons participating. Chief aty CM' Kiale o }J^r*-hy (Vrtify thai \he BEARS" cils to fit the chubby hands of the | mas shopping list. HtuJ c-oruorat ion did, on lh*» f-'ifiti Sl'FKHIOR COIRT Wright of 415 Kdgewood Ave. day of fJecf tnbVr. 1 \fKZ, HI" In >»•>' OF JSKW JKHSKV kindergarten tot. Pencil leads now- Ticf a duly fX»-cu(>-J and uttctn*-d rhntierry J)lvlMjt»a —• ID Ion ronnty "MASTERS Of Uf nt«<»nt In writing to tht> diK.xnlii- Uocket No. M-UUU-R3 come in a riot of colors—72 in all— SHOP WITH EASE—IN COMFORT t ion uf mild corptiriiliLiii. t-x«-( u I»*«? \h COllWBIft Power Output Up WIU.IAM N. PIERCE, JR., Plnln- \ PKTUfttS CONGO JUNGy for the grade school student who USE THE LEADER ADS by all the KtuckhuldiTK UH-n»"f. lirr, VF. LES1JE T. PIKKCE. pef^n- \vh it'll *ald fonF«*nt antl t he rt*<*i»ril Annt. Civil Action—NOTICE TO AB- Color likes to draw. And for lads study- Output of electricity by Public of tho prf>cPt>i2inKs aiorcsaiii ar>' Cartoo* ing drafting or engineering, and Service Electric and Gas Co. for the -iw on file In my said office u« BI-:N'T DEKEXDAVT OF OHUKR l rLlTIO (MATTtlMO- lemmorv • LEGALNOTICES • -ovid< d by law. girls studying fashion design, there week ended Dec. 5, was 327,575,400 IN TKSTIMONY WHI3REOK, I STARTS WEDNESDAY *. are drafting and drawing pencils. kilowatt-hours compared with 3(W.- PI Ht.IC have hereto set my hfltul ami (if- STATE OF NEW JBRSKT TO 1'uMio Notice if) tiPr<'l>y frrvf-n that flxed my official fi?ai, at Tn-nion. LESUE T. PIEHCE (Defendant) — Water-soluble pencil sets are great 405,500 kilowatt -hours in the corre . rdinttm'Pa of which HIP following this Fifth day or l>ereinl.t-r AD. By virtue of an Order of the Su- "KING OF KINGS- fun and may launch your child on a spouding week a year ago, an inar- e eoplr-a were introduced, rend anil • thousand nine huhdrt-d IUK! perior four! of New jersey, Oh a n- pHftKMtl, on first rr-aiiinfi by the Loun- sixty-throe. rery Division, made on the 12th day water colorist's hobby. And there crease of IS.169,900. or 5.9 per cent. i-H of the Town of WcHtfi'-M ut ft ROBKRT J. Bt.'RKHARPT. uf November. 1S63, lit a civil action mer-ttng held Drrrniber 10. 1963, and Secretary of state. wneretn WILLIAM 1C. PIERCE. JR. thnt the Batd Onuru-ll will farther tSfCAI.l hy ei In t he plaintiff anil you are the consider the Bam*1 U>r rtiia 1 pasaaK*- 12-l2-3t " Fefs S3P.C0 Jefendant, you ere hereby required i.ii the 26111 day of neeembf-r. 1V€3, to Biirtwer the cum plafnt of the [RflHFOROi At fight o'clock P.M., I" the C»m»cil !*OTIC 13 TO CHBUITORS plaintiff on or before the 13th day I'hainber. Muiiiclual Buildinp, 425 K. \t January, 1^04, fay serving an Uruad St.. WoMiflfld, N>w -Jersey, Kfltate of WH/UAAI M. NKVI.V. answer on Morrfa flhaplro, Ksq., MOW THRU TUES., OKI at which limp mid place any pt'r- Pursuant to the order of JFARV C plaintiff's attorney, whose addrc-ss fin.st...t°flWe«nd enjoy nun who may t>r jjitwentea therein KASASE. SurroKfttt* uf the County IK No. 125 Uroud Street, Elizabetli, will hf given Hii upp»rtuntty to In* >f I'nlon, made on the wlxili day ufNew JerHfy. and in default thereof Dona Htm mrerninii s«ld orrtinancen. DoccmbiT A.r>.. 1 PC 3, upon I he ap- such judK*nen£ Khali be rendered heard JOV ('. VUKELANI*. pllc&t ion of the underslKtied, an a^alnta you UH the Court »!iii!l think "PALM SPRING! Tuwn t'lerk Administratrix of IJIH nxtate uf »niil equitable and just. You shall file li*icaM01\AX'K So* ... he crediiorH of said ie^pftfifd to In duplicate with the Clerk of the AN onillKAKO: '!'« AMK\U TUP. exhibit to the subatriber unJ*r ontlt Superior Court. State House Annex, — also - < OIHJ OK TIIK TOtt'S OP WKST- or arrirmatlon their clalmit and (lf-Trenton, New Jersey, In accordance minit.s aK^lnjit the estate of an id with the rules of. civil practice and Broderick ftu^ riKI.O BY HE VISING KBCTIOS proccd ure. SOW THMt' Tl KSIIAV ! T-«. "BI* VCI.KS — TKRM OK |p( *-a«ed witliin fix Inonthn from Crawford Avofe BK<;INTHAT1O\—H KNKWA I,." lip dntp of said order, or tht»y will The object of said notion Is to Barry Diane '(• forever barred from prosecuting obtain a judgment of divorce be- 1 HR IT ORDAINHD ''>' the Town ir recovering the same BpalnRt the NELSON McBAIN "THE CASTIUAN Council Of \\\e Town of Wi'MfW-ld. tween the said plaintiff and you, ART CINEMA in the County of Union aft follows: ubscriber. MORRIS HHAPTRO, Debbie REYNOLDS SISCTlOiV I. Janet K. MTpvin, Attorney for Plaintiff STARTS WEO, DK.ll Administratrix 125 firoad Street HELD OVER 2nd BIG WEEK TJie Code of the Tuwn of \Vost- Nichols. Thomson & Peek, Kileabeth. New Jersey "MARY VePkrtu.vs. 7 and 8:30 f\e\d is hereby amended by reviafriR )Snt. & Kun.. font, frrim 2 P.M., WALT DISNEY'S Serlion 7-C tlipreuf, "Hlryrlew—Term AttorneyK Dated: November 14, 19G3. MAPY" uf negiH I ration — Henewal," to read JO Orrhnrd Stmot -Bl-4t Ppft» $39.60 "INCREDIBLE as follows: Vpfltfleld. N. J. a Color frl#4l\ I RegiHlration shall be on a bl* -12-4t Fees (21.12 NOTK'R TO CREDITORS annual basis in May of aJlernnte Entntft of RALT^Y OEOIIOH, also JOURNEY" ye A l-s and each owner .^hall renexr IVOT1CR TO known as SAKAH A. OEOROE, de- Lana TURNER — alto - puch reBinirHtiori in the month of KKlntp of mi-:n B. aTL'ROlS, de-i ceneed. r May In the year in whl.li his repris eased. i Pursuant to the order of T3UORN E "PEYTON PLACE" Cornel Wilde J. KIRK, Surrogate of the. County TOMEN tratton expires. r«rsimnt to the order of MARY C. KEf'TlfiN II <\SASK. Rurro^iite of the County, of Union, made on the fourteenth IIOMS! — I'M I. * RAT.! "SWORD OF UNCHOr AM ortiin:uii*-K or parts of ordi- f ITniuM, mad*1 on the fourth day ,day of Novembtr, A. 15., 1D03, upon 0FTHEW0RU) nances im-fjriNistiMit wit I) thtn ordi- f DpremlHT A.TV, 1SC3. upon the: the application of the undersigned, Elizabeth TAYLOR tin nee are hereby rfpeiilpi] to the ttpllrntlon of the under*IKnpri, no an Administrator of the estate of KIDDIE MAT., SAT., OK. I extent of Rut h irn-on»iMt^iic-y, vxt-eulor of t hi' Him c;imi (/ I This ort'u SINBAD" Immt^l (aIely tij*t»n final ii.'iKNn^'* and xhiblt to i he pul>.«cr]1>oi- uiul«lr oath or affirm at iun their clfltmn and de- Ki afciiI\ANCK \». ... lie ilatf of Mil id nnl«*r, or th*-*v will be forever barred from proHerutlnt AS 0UI>iN \\< I; TO A»li:\l) IIIK ip forevfr Itiiri'f'fl from prosfcutEiiR reft-verlng thf Hame asaihRt the niikic oi' Tin: TiivvS OK \\T:«T- .r rt-covi>t iiiR the same aRainnt thr RubRrriher. I'li;i,i> IIV AI)I>l\KKI> OI-' \ K- Robert 13. Herenson, Attorney of KlfzabelM,' N." J.. 3li!i Walnut St. 1fc.boxM.60 mi I.I:H I> TIII; TOWX OF T^xrrutor WKtHeld, N. J. UK IT U!tIfAIN£l) >>y the- Town lean! & Mcnall, i:«t>wi of Vehicle* KM»(e nf >fcnte uf tlm county umlerHi^noil, a« Executors Bf the Itnhcil fur both i1lr*rtli>nH ulnriK nf l'iiii)ii. ma'lp on thf wixth tiny of pfitnte «f Kfi id tioct'tiBOd, notice 1» for family gifts. Lamberts* Mill Hoiiil at* O.llows: •i.rernl.er A.P.. l!if,3. upon th*- ni>-hereby Riven to the credit ore of (a) IAIIIIHTMH Mill Uu;ul t>r- li.ati.ui <.f the umle nald deceased, to exhibit to the HUb- Kx*-riitr.r« of the pHtftte i»f FRMBcrMu-rK under oath or nPTirnirUlon tut.-n ItuhWiiy A ven n<- :tml t In* »pn«p(l. notlep IH h^rphy given to lut.-iMMtton uf Drrrtnn Uuud — their claims and demunUs r against Forty <4V) miles \tft liulir. • f rf,lltor» nf Hfthl •lectncf't t the r-Ktate of Paid drc-PaSPd n ithJn nix ()>> ),;iii.I..-iis .Mill Hn.nl )>c- exhibit to the KiiWritiprR Under months from the date of mild order, twet-n Dorian Jteiid ami \V>st t ti or nfflrrnation tlwlr claims nm' or they will be forever burred fmm Itruad Str.Ht — Thirty-It vr> (3R1 mn IMIK nun inet thf eHtn I" nf HHH prosecuting >>r reeoverfnK thd some mili-n pt-r hour. ct;inf-(l witfitn nix mnntliH frlt-I.l,>n Civil Artlnn VOTIfB OP IIRintVft • CHILDREN'S RECORDS THE MATTHH OP THF! AP. A GIFT OF STARS PI.JfATrON OP TtOTiERT MOHRTS • HI-FI AND STEREO RECORDS "I.ARKSON. n minor, by IIIB natu- DEC. 2BJAN. 12 rnl E-uflrdlnn. Thyra O. Toptpr. for • GUITARS • DIAMOND NEEDLES • PHONOGRAPHS llllcmpnt to «>»um» th« name or HAL MARCH • CHRISTMAS SHEET MUSIC AND RECORDS Jarvis * IN THE HIT COMEDY TO WtfOMMonm IT MAs YTR v..,,. ,,,I ^ TAKE KOTICK that the under- Authorized .ened will apply to th« TTnion THE TENDER TRAP GIFT CERTIFICATES - FREE GIFT WRAPPING fountv Court on the ?Oth rlav nt JAN. 14 -JAN. 26 Kodak Dealer TVcember, 1063, nt 9:so o'clock In the forenoon, nt thr Court HODS'* i ***$**A 1 lb.box«2.13 In the City of Kliiabeth. New .Tfr- ARLENE FRANCIS for Color Processing — »e.y. for ft judgment tn nMmime the 21b. box 4.25 nnmn of UODKRT UORKT.R TKR- both movies and stills TRR. KIND SIR The MUSIC STAFF The fhetf mhlaturi chocoictei... T7-ITRA C. TRFTKTl with unuttiat center!... an elega Robert Morrtn ClnrkRon JAN. 28 FEB. 9 BARBARA RYAN •rlnfl Your Hlmt T* Ut by hla natural jruardlan. Thyra C. Teeter TOM POSTON forth* ..Aries A. Jernme, Tcq, 27 Elm St., Westfield Phone ADams 3-1448 PlnMf RepredudiMia Mtornev fnr Plnintln* IN » NEW PRE'BROlDWtY COMEDY ^no Pnrtrldtre Run EASY DOES IT OPEN EVENINGS UNTIL 9 P.M. IN DECEMBER Mountainside, New Jersev ll-21-4t Feen J2B.40 FEB. IT-MARCH 8 SHELLEY WINTERS SOTICR OF" SETTLEMENT ACADEMY AWARD WINNER IN NOT1CB IS HRREHY OIVION. That the flrnt and nnul nccount of the BELLS ARE RINGING iuhB(»rlhpr». Tho Hnnk of Now York MARCH 10-MARCH 22 54 Elm St. ami Ulllnm M. 11111B. aa Kxpcutorn unilPr the Will ot TOWARD H HANS C0NRIED See Our Display of HOLIDAY CANDIES HtT»T*S. ilpCPUBPrt, will be auilltci] [' • SERVICES YOU NEET> anil stateil by Kucme J. Kirk, Pur- IN A HILARIOUS NEW COMEDY tfcj*««-(rf*^»i rof-ntd. anil rpported for HPttlement to thr Union County Court—-Probate NOT IN THE BOOK TilvlHlon. on -Inntinry Rth next at MOVING AND Whitman's Candy Cupboard ?:30 A.M. fE.K.T.) REGULAR RETAIL PRICES BLDG. CONTRACTING REPAIRS Dateil N'ovrmbrr IS. 19G3. FROM fi.M-fS.tO GENERAL U The Uank of Nnv Vork nnil SUBSCRIPTION PRICES -MODERNIZING UPHOLSTERY Delicious Candies Chocolates I-llilan M. Hills. Kxeeutors Save 15% on all 5 shows Planning Rnovlly and Kly, AttoinryB CAfiPEVTttY Johe: n.ttio rooms, clos- FURNITURE REPAIRS 1ST. Elm Stroet. ets, porches, cHHnRs, basomonl DON MAXWELL nrvuv P. T°* wv^iflolrt. N. J. roomR, etc. KeaHunable. ALLIED VAN $2.00 to $4.00 $1.60 to $4.75 airip? ll;i-4t Peea lie.7! Order by phone—DRexel 6-4343 A. V. Strand An 2-O2.1A AD 2-0226 5-6-U «-3-tf 241 .-SOUTH *VE- I ROOFING & SIDING HOME REPAIHS CONTRACTOR Expert repMrn and construction, frainfield 6-5477 Roofing, Siding, Gutters, itCnderB. enrpuntry. masonry, electrical anil Peppermint Children's Hoof Rppnlra. Jobs covered by in-phmblnB. No Jol. too iimall. All work Burnnce. •*uarantet'd. Katep reasonably. Call 3li:M5AN HOOFING & SIDING CO. A. L. Smith. MUrdock B-3770. Canes Candies LIBERTY Now! US'! Pruaprct St. We*»tfield S-D-tI ADAMS 3-H314 S23*f ALL SIZES FOR THE STOCKINGS WILLIAMS LAMPS MASON AH typv IniniiM nntl In tup *»bftil<'»«. JERRY LEWIS AH types mason "Wiirk. IlJptnlnlnK Cnmi* trie rcjmlr ilt'piiriinriit* tvail.H, wnlkx, ami iil.-|'» n .-iKfiully.. Fully limurrii. AD :-23nf,. S-10-tf I"ret* Iti*nr \'nrki«K "MAS'ON WORK "AMI"""KKI».\IHS. 7«r» Onfrnl Avr. \V< wtflHil NATIONAL VAj^ Be Sure To Visit Our Fountain For Your Favorite MHO'S MINDING Sups. wnlltH. patliif*. (lrnltiF. Xi> Jolj tiin HITKIU. mililtro ;-f.(U4. Aflor 5 I.oral-I.un* 1>>""VJ trail'- !; Sandwich and Coffee P.M. li.lMll'.ltlKe l!-35:0._ ?'j'\?r v THE STORE? "ci'.SliliAl. C'AIII'KN'lliY—Itim'.nicl- IIIK. rfpalrs. upceiallzlni; In Tlnlshlfw; ••cllar.4 am! porches; *!i'rnit'i"H. S. C • TREE SURGEONS *!,?« J0HS5 KLou'sKi, AD ;-r.4r.i. li-i-tr JARVIS DINING ROOM I KnsLo KRAUTTER TREE EXPERTS JiU.8T.J0HB RAYWAISIOH-JOHH MCGIVER- AGNES MOORDCAO DONA I'D C KTlArTTKH, for relaxing Pleasant Luncheons and Dinners ! 9 TILING (*rn4 at modest prices CERAMIC TILING 203 South ATP. KA -~* (' n-8 -11 VANHEFUN Repairs and Alteration! SCHMIEDE TREE EXPERT CO. Phone aM GEORGE HOOK Cuniplct* Modern Trrr Rr-rTll>* ,»™MORENO PL 6-4272 Stntr Crrilrtfd Tree Expert tnJiared Herr^c** jor reservations , FA Mia lining up hotels, entertainment ^nd travel reservations takes just' STARTS TUES.: Popular Request 9 ROOFING iii" ritr.i' si'. [$ few minutes on the phone. FINO — Sinle and Tile roof ir Ji ivrlllW-'l Ti-f Saves hours or time and trouble "THE WEST SIDE STORY" rjmtrKT, Leader* nnd Rutteta, now ii.nililit IiKMiram and ro PO-t rod. W. Hcliubert, AD I- >ii:okt>n Spanish tongue ing student should be the finall aca- i Patrick L. Lane. 22. of (i3C W.'if w-a.s i u "Trees of Christmas" at Hahnc's ! Iiitin-Spanir.il Study a* woll a a compix'hc-nfcise Ltnder demic product. Spanish grammar and The result, it is hoped, wit] be stu- jj-iii on a disorderly person charge ' e eighth tirade Latin students ; ^ •uhular, in i\ fnmmuoi! amount ul idenis with a solid (oundatten in both stemming from the alleged illegal evell Junior Hitfll Si'hool are j , languages and with an excellent ji. . of narcotics, police reported. He d nareot te I'll is to lie dime l>y usinji lt tniji in an experimental ta • s linn (>aeki;iiounil in I.at-1 comprehi'nsion of their interrelation. was arrested Saturday '•! Alfred Vardaiis. Sgl iden (1 l.alin Spanish Umgudgr pro : mi help inculcate Slim i Students participating in this vol- |-oi:iivn .Win l:ndor the combined elioi1.^: Shortly after a call was made to i 1 ' t'icr Marjnl mve^i kn oi Spanish jjrani- ! untary program include Roger Boil- noiifp Saturday from Lane's home. t'Lmdia Anlonelli. Sp.inisli nil oealial.iiv By rliminat- : Inger, John I,eopold, John Petruei- II and ihairman of the Ian- e d plu ate teaeliiiiK of basic one. Paul Tutlle. Geoffrey Walker, department ;ind «.ieorj:e tar nlieient tit Iwth lanMtiagps. Laura Bishop, Sally Bottorff, Debbie I.iiitn instnsctor. c!nsst»s are1 Gibson. Beatrix Montumut, Suaan : •o may lie leurm-d uith a con- | l'.i'UI Iwice weekly irom 8 tn siderabte econoiny ot effort. Wi:ii ; Heid, Victoria Vorhes and John Mar- kos. MATERNITY FASHIONS DESIGNED FOR THE YOUNG IN HEART BfeESSES LINGERIE SUITS PAJAMAS FORMALS NIGHTGOWNS SPORTSWEAR ROBES

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Gove St. ut Westfield Ave., Westfield AD 2-1142 Page 6 THE WESTFIELD (N. J.) LEADER, THURSDAY, DECEMBER 12, 196J <-> Bowling Results Blue Devil Quintet Opens YWGirl Swimmers Church Suburban Women W 1. st. Paul's . .. t!< ] t S. KMetlioiK It.in. lii-r* . 2) ' li-ils Hrllc*. .: 1' .Me! I'nuiM . . • Allry ''i.'-a -'2 1 T MIKMHIIII Ave Wi W 21 1 S Tomorrow On Home Court S. I". H.iptiM 21 IS Win First Meet 1 ,S ii Men'p Club . "Hie newly formed YWCA girls' *iarke(t(:B 20 111 * Delmonaco Named swimming team opened its first sea- Bell Hlnii'e: 1!. son Saturday with a convincing vic- IS YMCANatators Seven O'Clock 17 Annual YMCA 1,000 Point Contest HS Soccer Captain tory over a weakened Jersey City vv I, i, l« Nicholas Delmonaco, son of Mr. team in the new VM-YWCA Wallace 13 lHiftera 16 23 Here at 8:30 V.. I>I|.J< IS 2 1 and Mrs. Danny Delmonaco of 326 Pool. Coach Frank Kelcliam's grace- j Win and Lose In MiUlit Fuul lliills 1 1 2S Scheduled to Open This Weekend Livingston St., a junior at Westfield The Westfield ful "Dolphins." sporting their brand J.-ts tea 1lake s 21.14 The YMCA annual Thousand Point High School has been elected captain ! " to the new, colorful, orange swim suits. 1!) row night at 8:30 i 11" Neighborhood Contest will start Saturday with the of the 1964 Blue Devil soccer team, '"'" n the l never gave their opponents a chance Recent Meets I.m-ky Jn 16% Brown, Minno Named according to Robert L. Duncan, ath- against Plainfield, with Jin.-i-lnig 23 Kelly fourth grade tested at 8:45, the fifth as they took 19 of 20 first places and li; letic director. continuing it6 fjne' iu A strong Hackensack YMCA swim- 1 •.', IlfVillntl ... Football Captains grade at 9:30, the sixth grade at all but three second places. l efunlK, St. Ji>hn . .. . 22 the past two seasons 1 ming team defeated the "M" squad 21 IS I In vin Jr. . . . Rudolph Brown, son of Mr. 10:30 and junior high at 12. Blue Devils won 21 | They also took three out of four of the local Y Saturday in a meet j Christ i.m--ioti l'.i Hunt 0 and Mrs. Rudolph Brown of 291 The first event will be the basket- three and took the County 7^: medley relay events and might have held here J11-79. Bruce McClay, Fi. i r YM Wrestling Windsor Ave., and James Minno, ball throw for goal. James Ewen, ence championship. ^"*1; made it "four out of four" had notDonald Mute, Bob Collins and Bruce Women's Recreation NovHlo . . . . I, i'iiiti-i 1G 2:1 son of Mr. and Mrs, Stephen Donald Mutz, Kevin Sherb, and the 13-14 year old team been dis Cant of the diving squad got the Merwin 14 25 The locals will n,jss | qualified. 1.1 High l.owlers: 1 213, Terry Minno of 100 Surrey La., will be Richard Phillips are the grade rec- Tryouts Dec. 14 who set a school record"., locals off to a good start, but the KII.T 201, Abbott -20. co-captalns of the Westfield Se- ord holders in this event. Mutz holds Included in the 24 event meet, wa Saturday, Dec. 14 at 2 p.m. in thescored 1.329 points in three, Hackensack swimmers quickly H.-iuliaiilt ih'i 26 VS nior High School Blue Devil the fifth and sixth grade records the open diving contest in which <-..|.J well . L'l 31 YMCA gymnasium, wrestlers of theHe was easily the best (k erased the deficit and had the meet ytalknri-lit 1714 ::iy football team next season. while Phillips and Sherb share the Westfield also took first and second clinched before (he Westfield squad J Monday Night Mixed sixth, seventh, eighth and ninth come along in this area places IV I. The two were elected to the fourth grade record. while. But the team is i made a good comeback in the re- Arbor Inn 25 14 Sessions will be conducted Satur- grades will climax two weeks of con- Although the Jersey City team was Sportsmen's League Team !l liVt I-Ht posts last week. Brown starred ditioning with a tryout and inter- quality. Bob Felter and Bob wS lays. Results: i. Colonial Kuiluco . 21 lu days for 10 weeks except Dec. 28. not at full strength, the local girls as a back and Minno as a guard and Mike Cowks, who «er^ IMvhiK 13 ;ui, John I'"r:nika IS Tumi 5 2! IS basketball throw, pullups, pushups, among others. depth and versatility witli only one W- •' I,mi.ill! Mul/.. W; 3. ('. I'lin.Hki, J & J I-lllK-h IS < Vramir Studio ... 2i> l'.i boring schools and Y wrestling I1 potato race, broad jump, rope climb, girl, Gale Blake, swimming in theH. . , I'liirwuiid .Motor .... 11 2"i teams. Herb Wight, chairman, points Moving up from the junior ra* 13-14 year old events, being a dou- SwImmiriK: )<> ;III bar vault, high jump, hop-step-jump frri-Myle: 1. T. Well*. W: 2. A. i Tt-iiin 1 u 30 Y Girl Swimmers out that it has been possible to ex-are several promising pJj "(I and target throw. ble winner. The next meet, this Sat lilli-ke. II; 3. I). Riiuivri. H. 1.-17 It ft -rt HlKli liuwli-rn: Sistn 22",. 213—61B, junior Steve Wright, a 6-2 foj veurx: 1. .M. Vlln*tii. II; 2. J. Moinan, r II «'iiizi. 2(H, 225—CH, Arcenzln-nu 2H. Westfield is defending state and pand the successful wrestling sched- urday, will be against the powerful *W; :i V. SIKIIIOIHIII. II. 11-12 years: Cclonl.il Suuoio ... 133 2(1 13—1;04 T. S'hrope 214. Sctioefi'r ule of the past few seasons to in-who was the jayvee standout Watchung Lake Swim Club team ."iO J-(1B freestyle; 1. M. Cnhi.n, Mi 2. lllfrll bowlers: Kladllio 21 r> — (II: 1(", li. Connill 200, Julie XJrcluoll area Y champion in the contest II. Hiiney »."; .!. J. Wilson. W. 10Out rownky 231', J. ArKenziano 20-, 03, (iudliil^ 200. In Newark Meet clude an enthusiastic group of ninth year; Dennis Burke, a 5-10 >Z and the Westfield girls will have a .iml uniier. 21, yds. liai-kKtrukr: 1. T.L'2.r>; J'lui-ono 2'H. lieS.mi-tiH 222. and finished 22nd in the nation last Welln W; 2- K. Murphy. H: *. K-Wills 21S. Klsl" ;OI, 212: Volpi I11(1. grade wrestlers, thereby rounding who saw some varsity acJ, better test of their real power. Dziunlia. H. l.'l-H years: ml) yd*Nlpprert. s •Jld. l^ltir-tfllo 2D6, Hucciuo A contingent of local girl swim- year of the 123 Ys participating. 1 out the program and filling a void year ago; Jerry Richards (m i DIvlnB— 1. Becky Hill, W; 2. Suefretmyli- 1. J Kohnowkli. 11: 2. s. J04, KU:zer 2H2. Smart Set mers, all members of the newly The locals scored 4245 points of a •Jliitz, 11; ii. T. Sirtdr-rs, W. 11-1: I, Dlouhy (6-0i, and Pete Mavrm. Brhret'k. W. w at the junior high school level. All w .•(•ars f,o \-'lf. tun'kNtn.ke: I. R. Mil- Mlki.'u l.lcul 12 formed YWCA swim team, jour- possible 5000 in the five national (5-10K 8 and under freeylyle, 2o yds.: 1. er, II; .'. K. <'lializii, II; 3. J. Hlen- Knt. liford J'onliiii- 27 14 boys in these grades who are inter- Silicic Hewlt, W. 5 20 neyed to the Boys' Club of Newark events. 10 and under freestyle, -5 yds.: 1. inii. \V. 13-U yi-iil-K, luO >dn. l>;iek- Fahettes Salon ilc I'iirlu 19 ested in wrestling are invited to take Plainfield, which was st? 't Peggy Hope, W; 3. Mary Aim Camp- .(roke- 1. T. rSoMruuKh, H; 2. K. Jric'K Mnrkct IS 21 Saturday night to participate in a Ewen, Mark Ramage, Eric Nel- -'ley. H; :;. .1- Valfrm, \V. l"l:iriii IU-,il(,.r 13 24 part. Each boy should be accom- year, figures to be more of a lia bell, W. Blm I,i(|\inr Shop 28 novice and subnovice AAU meet. It son, Peter Meyers, Stephen Schmitt. 11 and 12 freestyle. SO yd«.: 1. 11-12 yearn. 5II yds. brriistalrokM: Idi-iil Miirkcl S. haeffer Drug .... 13 panied by a parent. this season. For one thing, it ^ Robin Gelgcr, W; J. Hetty Ann Mul- 1. 1'. y.elfeiiwi'Ker. II; 2. 11. i"rnft. \V; llari'n'K I>rups . . High IJOWUM-: KoenziK 211. was the girls' first chance to com-Charles Howell and Mutz are all 3. 1'- llnxaey. H. 15-17 yi-iirn. 10" yds. a more experienced outfit, »i4 fi ford, W. >«rkt(troke: 1. J. Fox, H; 2. (J. WrlKhfs lircna . . pete as members of the new team threats to maka the perfect 500 Coach Joseph Dudash reports that 13 nnd H freestyle. 50 ydn.: 1.Uiinierl. H: 3. H. Holland. W. 13-] I I-'UKIIl'llUl I-'IH'I . . lettermen back. Gale Blake, \V; 2. HUH Ketcham. • LTtrH. mo yds. breuststroke: 1. II. CltMiicntM Mr.is. . . Mountainside Men's and while only one girl, Robin score in the local program. Ewen Westfield will have a talented group lfi-17 freestyle: 1. Hetty Ann Ma-hlinond, W; .'. M. Reilly, II: 3. li. R.lllh ll.im 21 taszukaszuk. W;; i. Deee DeDee eCharlr Charlrn, , W. . Jarrln I irtiK^ .... 21 XV Geiger of Springfield Ave., won awas last year's top scorer in theof matmen to meet a challenging 10 and under Ijriitplstroke, L'5 yds.: .Sehmldl, II. 10 and under, 25 yds., llllwlsc I.lilliors .. 10 Y Schedules brput=tstroke: 1. li. Cant. W; 2. K. Hill iinri Miiblen 13 medal, several others were within local, state and area contest. schedule. Returning from last year's 1. Holdl Smith. W; 2. VlrRlnlu Murphy. II: 3. J. Molrunl. \V. 15-17 15 Smith, W. years, ion yds. t>renatf>lroke: 1. C VIIIHIII Truck a fraction of a second of bringing team are: Don Anderson, Pete Ade- Diving Meet 11 and 12 brf.THtfllroke, 50 ydn.: Triangle TOPH Diner 1G vihmltl, 11: 2. M. VHnBki, 11; 3. u Echo I>ocl^e 17 home an award and all gave a good laar, Doug Whitaker, Dave Wight, The Westfield YMCA will W 5. Janis Fried. W. Smith, W. 10 JUKI under, 2i yds. but- I. 17 13-14 breaimtrokr. 100 yds.: 1. Sue HPIIMIBU 26 III 5 l.'UKMWiim 1'uel Oil . account of themselves. Art Hunt, Steve West, Dory and Ed"Christmas Holiday" AAl' fej terriy: 1. A. Hurkn. II: 2. K. Mznintia, Owens FlylnK A . . . 18 Heegch, Wi 2- E. Nubcl. W. H; 3, si. Hewett. \V. 1.-.-17 yiarn, llronkniHi 2 :t IK ' 19 600 Ft. Ski Tow Moore, Duncan Brown and Charley meet Saturday, Dec. 21, at 7 pj 15-17 LreaHtstroke. 100 ydii.: 1. Sue Noll :'."• 11 • Mounts Inside lirtig , 19 Robin won her silver medal, the Manny, IV; 3. b. Duhical, W. 00 yd«. butterflyly:: 1. fl. Henicrl, 11; Hi-rry 2L' IB : ISiiatenasI Kquipl. . 'irst for a YWCA team member, Gibney, to name some. A number with top divers in the area expss 10 and under backHtroke. 25 ydn.: . "-" "IMiiimt" rest,, \\';w; 3_.. J_. Fox. . II. MCh ir. :2 : Twislem 1SV4 20 4 I. Cindy Hall, W; 2. Kandl Barrett, 11-12 years, Rn yds. butterfly: 1. HciiniiiBer TaiiHey . 1G 23 by placing second in the 11 and 12Awaiting Snow of openings still exist, particularly to compete. Many o[ the local YJK W. M. Cohen, II; 2. V. cluibza, H; 3. li. Hlffh Imwler*: \Vhe:tton 213, llreweUi-K Nursery. Struzyna, W. lfl and under. 100 yds. 15 24 year old 50 yard freestyle. for wrestlers in the sixth, seventh divers will be competing imMi 11 and 12 backstroke, 50 vds.: 1. 1 nrookniiiii 20;l, Jcwen 200. cinareM, M. Morgiin, (}. (Jortlen, J. MuunntliiHlile Hell . tion at the Galloping Hill Golf newly formed Y girls' team. Sp Perkowskl. W; 2. Judy Wlendl, W. rtotronl). 1.1-11 years. 100 yds. luit- WIllieliiiH CimBt. IS 2(i Smith are planning to enter their with the intersquad tryout, Coach erfly: 1. Knlinnwieh, II; 2. M. Hcllly, Course, Kenilworth and Union, with - 1 15-17 backstroke, 100 yds.: 1. Washday High IIOWICI-H: E. Schwarte Z2^t li. Dudash plans to have his squad tato s art welcome, Mellxiui -Hlncbaueh, Wi 2. J. Acker- •I: 3. n. Welty. W. 11-12 years, sou I, orange-suited "Dolphins" in other the first substantial snowfall, it was man. W. 'd«. freestyle relay: 1. Westfield (O. Honi Merger demonstrate various aspects of an AAU meet held last Sfi limey, n. daft. 3. Ilrennaii, .1. Wil- IS AAU meets as part of the team's announced by the Union County Park 200 yd. open Individual medley: 1. wrestling competition for tlie par- day at the Princeton YMCA. H Ton! Connell, W; 3 .Debbie KeU'hum. on). 13-14 years, 200 yds* frecKtyle competitive training, as the sched- Commission. W. •Huy: l. Weftfii-id IK. nimond, |>. ICIlawortli Early Birds ents attending. MuU/ upset teammate Mike Warf iVelty. J. Vnlcri". li. I iounirei.1). ir>- ule permits. The rope tow, which was also in 10 and under butterfly. 23 yd«.: 1, T years. 200 yilK., freestyle relay: Mohli-r second and third places ii! Sue JllnKer, \V; 2. Sue Oenlnen. W. ,'. Slsmondo, M. lOlllolt, U Ament, O. I it.-11 n ox .. KM« 31 Prior to adjourning, a meeting of 11 and 12 butterfly, 5n yd«.: 1. lOvitns operation last winter, is located on .'Illnskl. li. llriiniii-r the parents has been called by Mr.13-1 age group event. David & Carol Schacfer, W: 'l. ChriH Frank, Mulroaiiy :>2 2 1 Schumacher On the edge of the fairway at the No. 3 "W. 21 Shaw 2SM, 2li Wight to discuss the season ahead, of Princeton Y won first place. 13-H butterfly, 100 yards: 1. Gale The Y Division of the YMCA's IK SimtlK-rtdn 2«y. 21Y tee of the lower nine holes of the Blnke. W; i. Nancy MoUuiKhlln. W. Yale Court Team unior swim team defeated Jersey Helnhardt 2i»i,£ 30 golf course. This particular site practice schedules and body condi- 1B-17 butterfly, 100 yds.: 1. Carol ZlmniL'iiiiun 2S'/< 3IH tioning rules. It will conclude with a Stern Wins Letter Ehiwson, W; 2. Wnn Clare, W. City 137-47 last week. The Westfield Stiuiton 2S David Schumacher of 854 Standish offers skiers about a one-quarter 13-H freejtyle, 1O0 yd».: 1. Knthy divers captured first place in both Pin Up Girls Noriler 21 mile downhill slope. The tow has anquestion and answer session. Ralph Jonathan Stern Jr. of 422 M Ketcbam, W: J, Cindy Morton, IV. I, HIIHS 22 331 Ave. is a member of the varsity 10 and under medley relay: 1. incline of 65-fect to the top of theMuzzey, YMCA staff director for Ave. will be awarded a varsity li age groups and the local swimmers ll . 1:1 HlKli liowlcr: M. Spem-or 2Dtii , 215. basketball team at Yale University. •Wentfleld IB. Lnley, S. Nubel, V. Splllalie it slope. The area will be lighted to wrestling, is available for inquiries ball letter at the fall sports barnf Smith, A. Maxwell). swept 17 individual events and three Hri.wn in Schumacher '64 prepared for Yale at 11 and 12 medley relay. 1. Wesulii<-iilt Hill. dart). Westlield will swim against Orange Itiuiiiicr Hi 2(1 Mint ret tit IK 2 0 21! 1(4 country. He has won two letters in here. Mi'Kmilrl.'li 21; 16 1 :l 26 varsity basketball at Yale where he IMvlim—13 anil unrter: 1. Hull. W; WrlKlil 11: i> I 211 2. Hope, \V: .1. W.IIIUT. .If. II thru UlRh Iniwh-r: MiMlecl Ktllliwuy irllS . is a chemical engineering major. State Sets Limit Sivpi'thi'arlK 22 211 1": I. Wiinl. \V; 2. Murphy, JC: 3. 1«V4 2 3U. f>-ln freest yh-: 1. M< UmKliHn, "W; IS 2 1 On Student Sport l'OZ7.l. J<\ .;. .limes, \V. Iliii-ksriike: Merchants Handicap |o Noinahegan Mixed 1. IVrkoWKkl. \V; 2. (Irifflii, JC: 3. W Sivi-ety I'IPH Illirli l>'»vliTs BEST BUYS (la.hrlrlHiin. J<'. llreilststrnkv: 1. II. A r! Inn- Hl'-yeii;. . . 2 I Mull, W: 2. Malnne, JC: 3. Farley, Towne Dell iivantuim 21.1. l,o|lMi-|-H . W. Ilutterfly: 1. Co«l, JC; 2. Con- MelntyreH 17 Participation flrllln, W; 3. T. Hull, W. 1 I Lilly Jiniriiitl . . . IS Stiiriisli . . 11-12 l-'rcfiityle: 1. Mltcbell, W: L . Air Con Wednesday Matinee slnirkM DON'T MISS THESE OUTSTANDING VALUES.. Member schools of the N.J. State Meyers, W; .1. Jlnnliy, JC. Hai'k- Teiiln 7 Kill ken ... strolte: 1. (Irelin. \V; 2. Hope, W; 11. Cli.ipiimn llms. . . Dolphlnes Interscholastic Athletic Association Hnoiier, JC. llreaststruke: 1. Acher- l.yiiK acu, \V: 2. Hanley, JC; 3. ^'ulker, HIII-OH I'SII Cirn.ll 1 .". Allmi'orrs have voted to limit a boy to one Taylor's llardwa) 21 Ill JC. Hutterfly: 1.' Mevers. W; 2. Tell 111 1 I'orepl . . . ni'iiT 12 -M sport at a time during each season. Walker. J<'; 3. Martin. W. lllKli bowlers: II. Ileinliiirilt 23". (Ir.u'v liowlers: Anil i:i-14 frceHtylf: 1. Haerlleln. V: '.'. \\. Itol.lnson 22". .1. lllllKlxer 21;:, li. Ne-/.«...l .. Other items voted were five new Kaniinerinan, W ;:{. Cameron. JC. Ilinnilton 11 ml 11. I'll Ml tn .. Mfkstroke: 1. MeCoy. W; 2. llclierl- li;i.ll.ls .. ALL rules concerning cross-country and \\"nlHteltM- 2H7. .1 HMIT.II . . . . DON CARTER'S »n, JC; 3. llnffacker. W. Hieail- HlKKlnn 20 1, T. I'iT lli Late Show a change in the number of male stu- itroke: 1. Valll loesni. W; 2. Cuvii- l.iltlefellil 1 I [FREE i'ernillliltz jFgbulou* NEW dents required in group classifica- klere. JC; 3. Campbell, W. niittt-r- 13 fly: 1. Slnsheliiier. \V; 2. li. Hull, Kippers llCEancT tions in the public schools division. W; 3. Tlemin, JC. Stonehenge rt tosicsmor 1 VOL II 13-17 rneslyle: I. Wall. W: z. Snellr . . . SNOW An athlete may participate in only llely, W; 3. Tuiiney, JC. Ilaelist rtike: Stoppers 21 Vi 1714 1. Heal. W; 2. Kliifhelmer. W: .1. n.. KlftlllllK . .... 1 S V; 11 Vj Barton Wins Numerals Bowling one of the following sports each sea- HI.lvirilHr.il IS 12 Diehard* 1SCRAPER | entry. Hreaststruke- 1. Taylor. \V; ». Smith . N i 11 • Owls is 21 son under the AA ruling effective 2. Swart. W: 3. no entry. Dutlerfly: .... 1.-. I,S 1 4 ' i 17Vj ;l'/4 r.-ihill 1." 1' Raphael G. Barton of WesUield Tenaers Sept. 1. Heal, \V; 2. no entry; :t. nn fiitry. rniJredlrtiilileR . . lliV- •-2>,i No Coit or Relays—!>-10: 1. Jersey City (Ilen- IKOOKd e II lii has been awarded class numerals Book Dolls & «ny» .. . . 3 :io Fall—Football, soccer, cross-coun- nott. Vlrtloit. I-en-ls, Wrocliousli i). Calkins I ?, 17 ... howlers: Mkliey l'allitta Obligation I STEREO or MONAURAL HnllMe-ln 13 17 as a member of the freshman cross Illustrated try. 1-12: West field (S.limltt. Orelnt. :'(>», Hob Sihiiiiilt 2'2'J, Hob Colciiliin '(iffni-ker. Mlt.heln. 13-U: «'r»|. Rvnn l l 14 1 s 1.'. country team at Brown University. .'05. Hard Covar Firestone 12-ln. LP Winter — Basketball, wrestling, lelci (Mrl'oy, Haertlein, Vanllnesen, S(|llires II 21 '&• K«:irt). ir.-17: Westfield (Hull, Kani- Edition •H swimming, gymnastics, ice hockey, I CHRISTMAS uerlnan, Taylor, Wall). JUST SAY 1 fencing, indoor track. 6-Q-100 CAROL Spring — Baseball, outdoor track, H.guiir ALBUM lacrosse, tennis. Adelaar Awarded Letter "Charge It" Bob Adelaar of Westfield was J2.9S CAoo«* Your T»rm» A boy may drop one sport to par- "POCKET BOOK VALUES" Valu* Quality Comparable ticipate in another but he may notamong 25 members of Lehigh's 1963 PAY WEEKLY, to »4.98 Albums return to a sport from which he varsity football team who earned Best Used Car Values In Town SEMI-MONTHLY. withdrew. letters, it was announced today by OR MONTHLY athletic director William B. Leckon- The public schools groupings by by. Adelaar played center. I960-CHRYSLER SARATOGA enrollment were changed as follows: 2 door 8 cylinder hardtop, Radio and Heater, Automatic, Power Group 1—0-275 (it had been 0-2001. Steering, Snow Tires. Loaded with Extras. BUY fir e $t on t Group 2—276-375 (from 201-350). A WHITE SPARKLER ! $1595.00 Group 3—376-575 (from 351-550). Group 4—Over 575 (it had been SMITH 1 1961-PLYMOUTH BELVEDERE over 550). H 4 door Sedan, 8 cylinder, Automatic, Radio and Heater. New cross country rules arc: Loaded with Extras. A GREEN GEM 1 1195.00 1. The starting date for practice \ MARINE CENTERg is Sept. 1. 1960-VOLKSWAGEN WINTER TIRES 2. No cross-country team may | 2 door Deluxe Sedan, Model 113, Radio, Heater, W/W Tires. participate in any meet prior to 14 A HOT TOMATO ! , 1095.00 practice days. and get 3. The state meet will mark the 1960-VALIANT end of the season. 4 door Sedan, Automatic, Radio and Heater. Low Mileage. NEW WHEELS 4. No more than two meets a week CHRISTMAS GIFTS OF ALL A BLACK BEAUTY! 895.00 are permitted, including sanctioned j KINDS FOR THE BOATMAN % and championship invitation meets 1960-PLYMOUTH CUSTOM STATION WAGON whenever held. SwATKK SKIS & K't j[lve irn- 11 LEFTOVER 1963 MODELS I I« 695.00 ittlonil TBIDCS. .Fri. Prlrei pirked up at Pljnt: Sj «> MINI Jinve Mime IW Out- j % BUY WITH CONFIDENCE AUTHORIZED PLYMOUTH, VALIANT DEALER Mon. - Thors 110 lb SJindird B.tbrll- MJh.Hii-.l lliinlx. i:vlnru.lr Muliirn I « Dumbbrll S«l »11.M K\ mul O'lJu>- tSnHlxintN nml Mill- I JJ 110 lb. Super Chrome 'til 9 P-W. DfLuxe Ket 1J.9S MllHinrtlH nvnllnlile nl prenllyl^ ISO lb. Super Chrome oni (i:ii pi!ii:i:s i j /{ Dfl.uic Srt J8.95 BERSE BROS. tfo Tues. - Wed. - 5* riitfi oj-iy int ib. Phont: WEbilrr ;»-B241 443 NORTH AVE., W. "AT THE PLAZA" WESTFIELD of Westfield. Inc. 115 NEW ST., WESTFIELD 'ti! 6 P-M- Bur Barbell Co., Inc. AD 3-5034 ESTABLISHED 1919 AD 3-1020 "THROUGH SERVICE WE GROW" 1101 SOUTH AVE. W. AD 2-1300 OPP. MEEKER'5 GARDEN CENTER »THK WKSTHKU) (N. J.I l.KAOCK. THl'KSOAV, DECEMBER 12, 1963 Page T Hi-Fi Equipment Lost in Transit •' :invd \V!IH- Mr. Sutuik Sli f fur- WHS Service Club Aids s si' Ho Church News West field Federal Again Host To Santa Claus \ Siiboii-Sliarpe of 300 Fon->; ...%•.,-,.; T'H- i noi liisooM-r tlu- liu-fi Iwaiise a Muscular Dystrophy t.jiorted to police Monday !iu- ' St:7 JMJ •*••» v.,;-lr.d lou-r held in place w«i: four si-ivus- ;.v.,, CALVARY EVANGELICAL : S.inla I'laii-. will ;u:-ne in Wo>!- . And (he niiv-i ui>iidet-lul par! of ii:h parents (. nad been U'ji'uiCfil alter tin- unii was % Wtsrfii'ld High School's Service : ;>n adapter f run: a hi-h MfU:. ! Ti,i- LUTHERAN CHURCH (LCA) ' I id when lie linikes hi.- i-. !ji ;;!;-, j!i 1,) tht' YOllHt: no! !if j vvj!i lie the ami they net* : sarily be Club is among many Union County Cranford : n ut apiK'aranee in peiM>:t a! Wes: : tally ui:iji}n'il tree sinprNi* i;it; that j it1 instiJu | elulis and oigani/.aljons assisting the The Rev. Arnold J. DahlyuUt i 'Id l-'eiieia! S.iv iii::s ! K.nita Will peisim.'lh f.no U> every | Salllil's si Jioors ill Iv daily i Muscular Dystrophy Drive. Kvv. Gordon L Huff , T! •lie pe.MiL,,- eelehniy vuil ^nive'child wl«> visiu II.MI l,-,vve,-n the;, (1,'., pn- 'tl, •. 20 and on Those wishing to earmark their Pastors . i 1 )inpi;j *.'! 1 j in. :mu ;t^c:. "Dec U from t> to donation in memory a in . ea^eehetieul ( u^h Kiu1.iv. On :v viw\v In- ; owti tradition M Wv^.in-W] l-"od.' !n>[!--,u!.iu!i. H> ;ifl ;i >! It' i!u>'.!:-ar. of ctij;i>r ' S;» im;s. ilk-re is no ubiuM! m\\ wlil.ll- k'i!s vuli n;eel wA\\ ini.ii- t'iin.-.!ian ii'.i! S;!iita \ isil bu' 'he loljhy 1 chapter to Mrs. Kennedy, who is N ll>'t'f:- «'!i0 Wlit \!:-!l \Mtll hill1. >OV\V1 ill i UllIU'i'I ion V\ l! h Uu i.\ TOYS-nt 7 n /; m: snu lm t)Sf y M-ruir ihaii'iui'h and Mrs. (.'arol i irui.mi oj n ti-te cMra hour to ! lionoiiij-y rliiiinnan. Donations can did «i:iN!H'i liu'si f< M-.it ••! t'hvi>lni;i> Santa will i, di;Mr : r.tnady. jll.ir chaimuiu •hildren to see and ho son! e o tlie National State Bank, A'l.slu1^ .*iul ilir;n!':S iiilu Sanl.s'.-s svsi^ 1-UM v\t!l h lo lit .SUIHKIV i\ ],',. M ;ui. i! am, wor- r .school i IJioad St , ship seiviees The .sermon "Stop SS ^l"''!!i'i'!t'"i^s t'ints!uuis' '. !' ;ill ami OTiill a.m. ehiireh sehinil. S>.:tO am.. Complete Toy Store ra | only aduil siass in the chuiYh house, JS 7 p n5 . Senior Luther League will Watch Next Week's Adv. for Christmas Specials—Candy-— Wf : repan toys eollei-teii for the l/ori1 ^3 ttr.ii I'aisv renter in vraiiloui. Chocolates—Canes—Ribbon Candy—-Hard Candy — Toys IN THE WESTFIELD AREA! f% Mutukiv 7 :iO pm, elunvh eoun WE HAVE EXPERIENCED SALES HELP WHO WILL — Canned Ham and Hundreds of Other Specials. Delicates- HELP YOU SELECT THE CORRECT TOYS FOR 8 1". |> in . final Ad- -Cold Cuts — Salads. Vrnt st'l'V ire P.i^tul' ])ali!(|UlSt's StT sen THE CORRECT AGE. HERE, YOU WILL FIND lllil!! U 1-1 In "I I mi's (ilMlU'lll^t1 U> ORDER YOUR FRESH KILLED TURKEYS NOW. "DIFFERENT" TOYS WITH LOTS OF PLAY VALUE* FIRST METHODIST CHURCH AT WESTFIKI.l) FOR EXAMPLE, MAY WE SUGGEST: Mtulsterj GEESE — DUCKS — CAPONS — ARMOUR'S TURKEYS ; Rev. Chirk W. Hunt : Rpv. J union ('. Whllnkrr Stuffed with Pepperidgs Dressing Kev. John K. I^nnun P'-v. Philip H. Dlrttfrkh PLASTIC HORSES ; Sunilny ii l.i and 11 a in . all dt1 ! SHOP AND SAVE AT - MANY DIFFERENT BEAUTIES FOR THAT BOY OR par! nsent> oi the ehureh .-.elumi meet : 856 MOUNTAIN AVE. ^3 ' Wi!l' l'u- eveeplinn ol ihi1 semur high GIRL WHO JUST LOVES HORSES - THOROUGH- M j dcjMi'tmrnt. wlmli meeis at II a in j opp. National Bank BREDS - ARABIANS - PALOMINOS - APPLOOSA ^5 : "tily t' -W and II an i . vviirship serv- : 3»f ! ices in the sanetnaty; Or t'liiik \V. Mountainside, N. J. AND SOLID COLORS - 98c up. tfg Hunt will preaeh New jneiiibor.s ' ! 1 J & M Super Market ?3 will he fei-eived mlu tin fellnwship | ffjj i ol Ihe i-liurcli al the II o'eloik ,-ieiv- Free Delivery Tuesday thru Saturday — Morning Calls Only THE MAGIC DESIGNER £h i V.-Hl pill . Advent elioKi! evi'nsollg jtT • will he prt'st'iited by the ehojrs i»f Savarin Coffee 69c Ib. Luncheon Loaf 3 for 1.00 A STURDY METAL TOY FROM WHICH YOU CAN DESIGN ?2 tile chill ill in the siilK'lllaiy MILLIONS OF DIFFERENT DIAGRAMS. IT WILL KEEP THE ®: There will he m> M\K nieeliURs Maxwell House Coffee 69c Ib. Corn Beef 3forl.00 ^ ; this week Arnolds Coffee 99clb. Butoni Ravioli 5 for 1.00 YOUNGSTERS AMUSED FOR HOURS. USE IT OVER AND OVER JS J Tiul.iy: 10 a ni . Ihe Wunian's Sn - REFILLS AVAILABLE. •i? • eiel\ (it ('hii>!ian Serviee vuil ineel Martinsons Coffee 79c Ib. Broadcast Corn Beef Hash 3 for 1.00 « j in Ki'llii«>.|ii|i Hiill Mrs. .1 HII-.M'1I Arnolds Family Bread 55c Tuna Fish, white 3 for 1.00 tji YiH-olll. pieslililit. will preside TO i I HIU'IK'IIII will be MTVIHI at iiuUli Molasses Pie 49c Savoy Peaches, 1\i 3 for 1.00 dS j Tills !.•• the ClirhlM'.as Hireling >' the Metlmilisl Hell Kilmers under Pussy Cat Food lOforl.OO : S&W Kidney Beans, 8 oz 2 for25c ?S tin. ilirei-iiim el Mi-. IMiih|i H Du'( S&W Tomato Juice, No. 2 2for29c Alpo Beef 2for55c BLOCKBUSTER BLOCKS *§ i teneli. I'.irul siimini; will be eiijuyed jtXl lij all All WDinen nl tin- elmreli S&W Sauerkraut, 2Vi 19c Pard 6for89c LARGE 12"x6"x4" BLOCKS THAT WILL HOLD 300 LBS. FROM ^5 anil llieir Inellik are invited JS ; 7 :ill p in . their will be a special S&W Spinach, 303 3for49c Dash 6for89e WHICH THE CHILD CAN BUILD HUNDREDS OF ITEMS. PRAC- JS mei-iint' nf llu1 membership and S&W Sweet Peas, 303 2for49c Big Time Beef 2for49c TICALLY INDESTRUCTIBLE - $5.98 for 12. *S ev;n,i:ehs.i, eiinimissum. *.% | Tiiiniii rnvv. V.llll |i ill . the M'venlh S&W Grapefruit Juice, 46 oz 3for 1.00 25 Ib. Bags Meal fe ' trade MYK will meet Snows Clam Chowder 29c can Hartz Mountain Products Jte ; Saturday: 7 p.m., Hie Salnrd.iy V» ni^hl Supper rlu)) will meel lur its Br tchnut Baby Foods 10 for 1.00 Case Lots Dog Foods CORGI TOYS Beechnut Junior Foods 6 for 89c Gro-Pup 35c DOZENS OF STURDY CARS, .TRUCKS, TRACTORS. the Baby Meats 2 for 49c Purina ;•..-. . 5lb«.49c AND OTHER ITEMS. MANY NEW MODELS WITH SPRINGS, JEWELED HEADLIGHTS, TRUNKS AND j Wednesday: (I p m . Ihe finance l 1 3 BUTCHERS TO SERVE YOU - NO WAITING - THE BEST OF MEATS - CHOICE, DELICIOUS HOODS THAT OPEN. SOME WITH FRICTION j mill! MISSION Will IIH'» l. Hit MUSMOllS MOTORS $1.00 up | (.|)mmj_simi w||| „„.,., „„, UmMiwi\\ : inu-k will !«• in Wcsllield. If you Stewing Beef 69c Ib, DAIRY SALE Uvduld like to have it slop at your Land Lakes Butter 69c Ib. ,,„„„,_ ,.lt..-,^,. eall Mrs II. It. Cuff. Pot Roast, lean 69c Ib. Matchbox Autos and Trucks Oleo Colored 6lbs. 1.00 OVER 100 DIFFERENT ITEMS WITH LOTS OF PLAY VALUE. WON- OUR FAMOUS GROUND BEEF, '*" Kraft's Vi lbs 29c DERFUL STOCKING FILLERS! . . . AND, WEIL LET YOU IN ON ; Today I p m , allei nniin liible all meat 3 lbs. 1.99 Fleishmans Oleo 43c Ib. A SECRET, LITTLE GIRLS ? TO 4 YEARS HAVE JUST AS MUCH ! sillily, ••('diilfiil nl Ihe (iirpi 1"; 7 Royal Corn Oleo 35c Ib. FUN WITH THESE AS BOYS. 49c up P in. yoiilli prayer. 11.15 |) in., jim- Pork Liver 29c Ib. inr leaehers' im-eline:. Tub Butter 2lbs. 1.39 \ Sunday: !i :i(P a in., worsliip serv- Fillets Beef 2.391b. Wispride Refills 59c "--••-> '-J>-E -"• *• ;•*•>. < ice. Iti'v. .Inlian Alexander will | speak; cliiirih selmni crndes 4-10, Sirloin Steaks 89clb. Kraft Goudas 49c 11 a m.. vwir.ship servire. The \U:\. Blue Cheese 69clb. ADULT GAMES .Julian Alexander will speak. reee|)- linn nf new nicnibers. <-luircli sehnol __ ALLENTOWN'S FAMOUS Golden Rich 79elb. MILLE BORNES - TRIPOLEY - PO-KE-NO - OUIJA BOARDS Sharp Cheese 79clb. 'Kill service: fi p in., junior fellnvv- Scrapple 39c Ib. Loger Kase 79clb. SCRABBLE - BONANZA RUMMY - DELUXE PASSWORD Bologna Bur 89c Ib. l> in senior chinch school and fel- Wine Cheddar 79clb. SCRIBBAGE - AND MANY OTHERS lowship. Lebanon Bologna 89c Ib. Imported Swiss 99c Ib. Monday: >'. l.i p m , "What Is Smoked Ham 69c Ib. Domestic Swiss 69c Ib. C'lirislianity." a (liseiissioti .series. Smokey Links 69c Ib. I Tuesday: !I:.1O a in., prayer meet- Edam Balls, 2 lbs 89clb. K: ll:in p.m.. session iiicetini;. Sizzle Links 69c pkg. | Smoked Swiss 39c pkg. j Wednesday: 11:15 pin., adult study A&B Bacon 69c Ib. Municipal - program, "('ontejil of the (luspel," Kraft American 59c Ib. OPEN DAILY Chrislruas Kve worsliip :,civi< es al Parking Lot 9 A.M. to 9 P.M. : 7 and II: 30 p m. Egg Nog — Bordens Refr. Only. . 79c in Rear IOWA'S FAMOUS — Except Sat. Geigers Cider qt.29c Sliced Bacon 59c Ib. Til Christmas UlaUjyv BJUAA Orange Juice 39eqt. li More Church Newt Fresh Spare Ribs 39c Ib. Reddi Whip 49c 118 ELM ST., WESTFIELD on Next Page Pork Loin, whole or half 59c Ib. Fruit Salad 59c Fresh Hams 59c Ib. Raths Smoked Butts 69c Ib. GARDEN FRESH Rath's Bacon 79c Ib. Mushrooms 39c Ib. Franks 59c Ib. Long Carrots 2 lbs. 29c Steer Liver 59c Ib. L. I. Potatoes 10lbs.49c Cross Rib Roast 89c Ib. Acorn Squash 15c Ib. Delmonico Steaks 1.79 Ib. Grapefruit 3for39c Mcintosh Apples tray 39c Club Steaks 1.79 Ib, Porterhouse Steaks 99c Ib. FROZEN FOOD SALE Freezer Orders Filled Flagstaff Famous French Beans Q CHICKEN SALE Cut Beans *>' —* Legs and Thighs 49c Cut Corn , Spinach, Chopped Breast, meaty 59c j Leaf Spinach 50c Broilers, half or whole 39clb. j Crinkle Potatoes Shop in relaxed comfort - browse to your heart's content in Fresh Fowl . .'.'. 39clb* ! French Fries BUY NOW Chicken Livers 69c Ib. a world of gift selections. You're sure to find the perfect Ardsley Asparagus 3forl.OO Genuine Spring Legs of Lamb 69clb. Shrimp, cooked and deveined 1.991b. See Our Display remembrance. Where? Shoulder Lamb 39c Ib. Sukiyaki Dinner 49c of Lamb Kidneys 2 for 15c Green Giant Spinach, Butter Sauce 25c Decorative Condles Crown Lamb Roast NBC Fig Newtons 39c Wrappings of course. Snow White Veal Chocolate Chip Cookies 3 for49c Rumps of Veal 79cIb. Triscuit 3forl.OO Ribbons and Bows 4 New Providence Rd., Mountainside Loin Veal Chops — Calves Liver — Hydrox Cookies 39clb. Where You Never Have a Parking Problem Italian Veal Cutlets Krispy Crackers 29c Page 8 THE WESTFIELD