Slight Rise Seen at High Scho Food, Clothing and Gifts,Are Be- the Vivaldi "Gloria" Will Be the Highlight Of

, THURSDAY: DECEMBER 31, 1961 Clou Pottage Paid "li VoL LXVIIf. Sections, 30 Pages CRANFORD, Al Cxanlord, N. J. • for 35 Families; Slight Rise Seen At High Scho Food, clothing and gifts,are be- The Vivaldi "Gloria" will be the highlight of. the annual A new record is being set this ;ed in the Cranford High School year in the volume of Santa Claus ing distributed ramong '38 local IncreaHes infixed debt charges, normal salary increnjents Christmas concert to be presented mall posted in Cranford, accord- families, including 95 childwa, as -AnriiVfttdiim at MS p.m.- tomorrow. £omprising lyijcalanas : tt of the generosity of |i fnr family mfembers and additional teachets to takfe care of fg^fh^rifT^HeSaL and movements which. *ange* from pastoral tranqatlilv to Claus helpers who have been ait- -êanizat'ions and Individuals .who an anticipated increase in enrollment next fall will cause a dramatic choral passages, -the "Gloria" established Antoniq swering the letters from local boys channelled their Christmas slight rise in the Board-of Education's budget for the 1962*63 ' Vivaldi as one of. the looted and girls. giving ierthe needy through the school year, it Was learned this week from H. Randall Kreg'er, composers of the 18th century. Letters mailed to the North Pole office of the. Crtfnftwd Welfare chairman of the finance com- .-.- In this featured part of the, via special mail bojtes sponsored Association. \. mittee. , " program, the Grthfbrd High by the Chamber, of Commerce and This was repprted^Mrs,X, G. While the budget will not be School Girls' Chorus, under installed in the town centerijy the JL,ennox, executive dlrecto^ the completed for several days, public Wo"cl^»epartment areber association, at t board tneetinj I Mr. Kreger said there was no the direction of James R, Len- Load Peak held^this week it th'e home ofj doubt that the school costs would ney, director of vocal music at the Ing answered by B^».>Santa Claus .1 —Mrs. Harold G, fry M^tt M- Mrs.; Charles P. Hansel, .Jr., of 401 be higher for the coming yea/, high school, will be augmented 'rospect street. Sî even though the school board is by an orchestral ensemble. Solo- Is gonquin drive. • , ; ^>< Cancellations of'outgoing mail Mrs. Fry reported that she ha> Fr6m the children's staadjj'olnt; making every effort to "hold the ists for the "Gloria" will include Riffs.. Lenrtpx >elated-, one. of the Jine" wherever possible. . ' Ellyn"Lomack, Lisa Shapiro, Phyl- at the Cranford Post Office from sent 'replies to over 500 young December 11 through .Monday of •peoples' tetters thus far. She said most exciting phases of the'annual ^He pointed out that there will lis Boardman, Ann Mineur a"nd program, is the visit "froni,Santa be interest payments due for the. this week hdd reached a total of the. lasj picTf-up from the North % Karen Sjursen. • - Pole mailboxes will be made to- Claus provided at Christmas par- new schttoKyear beginning July 1 , Mr. Lenney said this presentation 550,565, almost identical with last year's mail volume for the' same morrow night and answers will be ties sponsored by Capt; N^R. Fiske 1962, fbr. bonds for the two new constitutes one of the most am- Post 335, VFW, atVjSterWis' Wte- period, Postmaster Arthur Boert- pasted >that night to insure' their junior high schools as well as pay- s bitious undertakings of the. high morial Home, "by" the Cranford ments oajsite acquisitions. He said ; mann reported: yesterday. Antic- arrival by Christmas Eve. Sta- choristers to-daCc . . • tionery and postage for this proj- Lions Club at the Coach and Fopr. he does' htttâijticipate that any second part of the program ipated increases in mail volume Restaurant and by Cranford Post payments toward^principal Will be , : were noted .on Tuesday and yes- ect are supplied" by the Chamber 1 : Vn devoted to traditional of Commerce, . , 212; American Legion, jat the required in the coming year. ^w • carols ^fxtoe season, to be sung terday morning, Ije added. This is Mrs. Fry's second year as WENDELL A. COWFTON MRS. MARY P. KNIERIM Casino. ~ Sixty-eight boys and girls With an enrollmentînweaseoff • by the ilunlbTsHigh School Chorus The peak of "the Christmas rusH were assigriedf to enjoy these par- about 200 pupils expected in1 under diwretjonôf: George White, Mrs! Santa, and she reports she was reached at the local office on gets almost as big a kick out of it ties this yea*.-j tember, the' board anticipates ^ director of vocal music in the ju- Monday, with a day's total of M>6,- The Ameriiian Legion post also' gaging eight to 10, new teachers. nior schools.* KtfttiJeen>SBrlde,: - a as the youngsters do. •• 875 outgoing'cancellations. Ôn\he Santa Claus letters received at provides a Christmas tree ior each The budget also will include nor- member of .the hi^h school same day last year, outgoing can- Realtors Install New needy1 family ; in "town;:, and its mal increments for, faculty rmS, .;' : the Cranford Post; Office are will pliay- a harp solo. cellations totaled 87,299. turned over to -the Golden Age Ladies' Auxiliary,. donated three administration' members as well as - Charles Evans, president'of the ,; Scorning mail,. howeveri tias- Club, whose- members write indi- At Annual Christmas food baskets and gifts for children. MRS. JACOB STANLEY other school personnel. ' ' Craiijford fiigh" Sch6ol •'Student [own"îk H, percent decrease In vidual answers. to ,each child. ' Members of .the CliUd' Study Public hearing, pn Oie proposed w Council, will etfidate at the light* volume thuskfar, Mr. Boertmann Tfnis far, Mr. Boertmann has Installation of Wendell A. Comptcm of Clark and-Mrs. "Mary Qroup of the Cranford Methodist budget is-slated for January 25, and ing of the Christmas .candle as the said., For the period December. 11 turned1 over more, than J00 such Knierim of 6 Mojjawk drive a? presidents of th£ Cranford Board of Church Women's Guild adopted a it wiU.be suh'mitted to the voters at program opens. '••'•' through 19, thfere were 646,685 in- special^xljild to provide a bountii.; the aunUal, school' meeting on Feb- , letterltte s tb thithis ffroup. "" ' Realtors .and'Women's Association ojthe Crahford Board of Realtors, : ; • In the tradition of the s'easoji, fr pr ful Christmas cont^lete, .with.- an ruary 13.-' .•' - ••••^••»*——i^-»„'./•"'*•.. coming letters here, as compared The r an invitation is extended $0 all h ^^ ihSeiS written On respectively, Highlighted the "annual Christmas party at Echo .Lake outfit of clothing, including shoes, with- 749,69.0 in the,;same period Santa Ctaus stationery provided Country Club, .Wcstfield, last Thursday. , • Four members of. the Board; of " townspeople, young arid old, to at- andI*toys and-glft&j<, The Metho- last year, maiis are expect- by the Cittaen and Chronicle, and Mr.' Cbmptoh, 4- Clark' realtor, Education also are to be elected at -.. tend tihis concert free "of charge. postmaster Arthur Boertmann dist Women's Societyôf Christian ed to- increase by the same succeeds Henry A. Detering. Mrs, Service also/adopted a iajnily for the.annual school meeting—three ' portions during the rest of the hol- personally pays for the stamps re- Knierim was rfcelected- Vincent X. tor full terms and one for an un- iday mailing season, the postmast- quired. - clothing and gifts. expired. term,. Deadline for filing Miller of Roselle Park, a state vice- Action Slated"The Margaret Greene er said. . "....• v petitions. for -4he. school board is- Extend president,, was installing officer. tion of the Pirs.t Presbyterian r Incoming parcel post has ap- Other officers installed by the •; Mrs^ Jacob Stanley of, 9 Sylves- January 4 at 4 'p.m.%ith' H. R. Church, donated $46 for Christmas ter streteW secretary of the Cran- projtfmated the amount" recelved_ Closing Schedule Board of -Realtors are: Vice-pre- On shoes, and "the Nursery Depart- McCullough, secretary of the Of Decpfation •last year during the same* period; sident, Edward J. Shaheen; treas- ford Planning^ Board, for the past Board of Education. January 4 also ment of- the Church School pro- 21 years, wHb- .retire from the Mr. Bbertrtiann. reported. Deliv- Listed for Holiday urer, filbert E. Howland, Sr.; vided gifts"Hoirioys. is the deadline for registration for eries are totaling about 900 to 1,» $dary Hikes board at the.en ^f^he year, it those persons not already perman- A closing schedule for schools, secretary, Mrs. Laura Swackham- 1 Mrs! Lennox reported that the £'•!».* ^ Entry 000 parcels each dtfy, he said. offices, businesses and Public Li- r, and directors, Mr? Detering, * At its Iflnal meeting yea Cranford Junior Service League was learned this ^ ently registered in order to vote Deadline, fpr.; entries .vin . the Outgoing parcel-post shb^s a 2 brary for the -Christmas holidays rs. Dorothy McPherson ""and. Tuesday night Township Commit filled -39$ giant Ted Christmas Mrs. Stanley, whose ctutent six- in the annual school election./ .. year term does not expire- until ^TiHsGWs-.residential decorations percent decease when compared has been announced asVollojv's: Sidney L. Nunn. tee will take action on a resolution stockings. with needed clothing with last year, With 8,840 . Cranford pub.lic schools will Other officers seated by the providing for increases of 3 to ^ and special toys and gifts for dis- December,. 1962, has . submitted ,coi*pst sponsored by the Cranford to Mayor:-C. -Vai» Close tomorrow at the "regular Women's Association are: Vice- ppercent for salaried employes o: tribution by the association. ' Bba»d of Reiijiiors has been ex- .Chamberlin. .,. .' :i...•;."' period December Jl, fold, Incltis- time and reopen/ on Tuesday, Jan-! president, Mrs. Cecelia -Whittiflidjhe townshipthi , UU was announce ••• The" • Cranford Colony Club is With .the master plan for the tended through tomoirow:, it was jve. i ,, (Qontinu^t on Pafkf g) . ' secretary) Mrs. Gfeorge^ Zutel^fSBi[weekby Finance Commission providing a' very special Christ- announced; by^JWrs. •; Wary ..Gfor--' treasurer, Mrs. Louise Syedman. cr. J. Ho mas,for eight children with -gifts townshrp as well as an urban re- and publicity, Mrs. Richard Bravr- Full tins* salaried ciryToyes, in- (Continued mi Papi* '8) newal project coming up" shortly,: ^ iield,Jr. . . eluding secretaries and clerks, will j *» I both of which will^rcquire eev«)R>», /LppUcatiqng.lmay be left at-any 4 ; al public hearings^ Mrs. Stanley ' tocai real es&te office o£ placed,, Mrs. Swackhamer was presented receive increases ranging, from $50 Wrimteks with a watch by the women's unit to $300 a year. Commissioner Mc- '^said She believed the secretarial in the mallslotsi of ..the participate v Seek to Separate Board of JSdueation ap- for her. many years of faithful Ateer stated. " ' , position should be filled, by some-! pointe^ four teacheys and a nurse ing oflices ihroujgh tomorrow eve- one who could take shorthand. ning. ' <•;;' ""W • ' • ' service. MT. "Detering received a -Hourly rate.d employes, includ- Alcohol and Wheel at a taeetingtag Tuesday night at ing most Public Works Depart- She: added ..that while She has en- Judging in the contest will be Plans for an increased public relations program for the public plaque citing his service lor two ~-lH~viel w of the Nationaa l Safe-< tlncohii SctiioLSctiioL; being devplojied_b^,faculty_-members and administrators, years as board jgresrdent. ment employes and school cross- | jqyed her 21 )yearsjpn the board: Bd •conducted—Tuesday evening-and ty'Council's prediction of 500 r Ma. Anne Bodnar of 11 Harvard' JSr. Clark W.' McDermithr-B+^wlntendent of schools, told the Board Among -the guests were: Julius ing guards, will receive deaths over the long holtday "dhe felt 21 years was long enough road, who ^l teach "high school. prizes of $25 for first place, $15 of five to 12 cents an hour, accord- to serve, . . ' . for .second, $10 for third and $5 of Education Tuesday night. K. Woerz, Anthony Iaione, William weekrend, the Cranford Junior" mathematics, obtained a.B.A. de- McCrea, Charles Pfost, Carroll K. ing to the proposed- resolution. ,; A member of the crriginal Plan- cree:, trom, XJfjsaia College where each for three honorable men- The program, designed to reach Chamber of Commerce, pi co-. 1 Sellers, Charles Stevens,- Alfred Salary increases for libra/y em- operation with the police, de- ning Board, which was organized she taught mbre" than two years. tions will be awarded in each of as many persons as possible 1940, Mrs. Stanley has rsfie also has taken graduate work the following categories: Door, Santa Visits Frigola, George Morton, associate ployes approved by trustees«of. the partment, is conducting a cam- April 23, through various forms of cona- board. members; Thomas Mac- Cranford Public Library provide been the board's only secretary: at Columbia University. house and lawn, and most original. rnimication-, is. under study by Dr. paign for safe and Tiane driving Meekin, George Sauer, James I£er- for increases of $100 rps training ed and. who automatically are State Collegia and a master's de- tributed to all homes, Dr. Mc- wood. Mrs. Zutel, luncheon chair- : Dermlth said. There is- a possi- for, the Junior Chamber of. Com- courSfc and will leave next week for'Manila, where sRE~Wtn be members of the Planning Board. gree from Bridgewater (Mass.) man, was assisted' y>y Mrs. Ruth stationed f.or two years as a She sai.d they, too, have all given bility' that newsletters on instruc- merce. Each child is presented Richins, Mrs. Minnie Anderson State Te'achers" College. She has Dates teacher's aide. unstintingly of Jheir time and taken graduate work at—Eastern mi. tional methods; such as' used in with a candy cane after his cha and Mrs. Bradfield. \ ; The spring semester of the reading development^ will be dis- Miss Clemensen returned home Junior Service ha,ve cooperated closely with the >iazarene College in Massachusetts, y with Santa Claus. Friday from Pennsylvania State Planning Board in'working for the and Montclair State. Cranford Adult School will open tributed to.homes directly affected, -.Mr. Newman reported that the University, wKerc her training best interests of .the community. on Tuesday, February 6, at Cran- he added. .6, . Junior School Carolers League Prepares Mrs. Elizabeth Medearis \ of ford High 'School, Dr. Kenneth W. James McGtrvney, president, re- stationing of Santa in an occupied The combined "choruses of Sher- took place. The Peace Corps rep- A resident of Cranfortf for 40 (Continued,, on Page 8) • resentative described' her training years, Mrs. Stanley long, has been Iversen, president-director, an- ported letters have been sent to store among toys and Christma man and Clevelaftd-Juhior schools' nounced, today: ' as "hectic, but a very interesting Gifts for Shut-ins .active in the civic and social life residents in the area .of the new decorations created a much more accompanied by the Junior School 'Dr. Iversen. said the spring se- junior high school on Hillside ave- Band ufill sing carols tonight at experience." 'Crowded into her Baskets of fruit to brighten the of the community. She is a past' Five Business m mester will continue for 10. con- nue notifying the.nv of the closing effective atmosphere for the pro- 6 o'clock in front of Cleveland schedule were courses, rending as- holiday for ten Cranford shut-ins president of the Village Improve-. secutive Tuesday evenings at of Hillside avenue for the next 20 ject this year. signments, lectures, examinations will be prepared by members of (Continued on Page 8) School. -•'--•• and special speakers. Places Entered; Cranford High School until April months. ' . ' Local stores affiliated with the George White, director of v'oca! the Granford Junior Service j 10. . Grading equipment' has .been music, and Donald Whellan, direc- Miss Clemensen will leave next Chamber of Commerce' will b .Wednesday for Arlington, Tex., League tonight at 8 o'clock at the |. Thieves Get $101 i Registration for' the -spring se- unloaded at the new junior high open until 9 o'clock tonight and to tor... pf instrumental music, are in *Poli<5e today are continuing 11 where She will visit her uncje aft'd •home of Mrs. Richard Guy of 301 j mester'will be held Wednesday, school sites, it was reported, and morrow night-for the convenience charge of the program. TheTh b aunt,' Mr. and Mrs. G. R. Boltc. Prospect avenue. ' 1 Week's Weather their investigation of five burgla- grading- started yesterday at Or- Uc is invited .to join the'carolers 1 January 31, and Thursday, Febru- of late Christmas shoppers. She also will visit Mexico, then The following provisional mem- iJJC Meteorological Station ries discovered in "the town center ange avenue. ary 1, from 7 to 9 p.m. at the high leave from Texas to fly to .San be'rs will assist with- the presenta- HAROLD DIFLOCQ. McteorolofUl Tuesday night and early y'esterday school. ' v It was announced that Paul Francisco on December 31. She tion: Mrs. Watkins John, Mrs.' H. in which a total of $101 in cash Dr. Iversfen -said abxiiit 35 (Continued, on Page 8) will leave there January 2 to fly to B. Koehler, .Mrs. William H. was. taken. ' coursies will be Offered'"yt >he Professor Sees Extremism Honolulu, -Hawaii, and thei.ee to Lovett, -Mrs. E. D. Reeves, Mrs7. It was wet and cold this week A break at the Betty Anne Bake spring semester. A brochure list- in Cranford. :_ Shop, 105 Miln street, was dis- Dividend Approved Manila. Donald. W. Spalding(and Mrs. E. ing'all courses "available, instruct- . Visitors at the Clemense;i home Victor Wilson. temperatures ranged from covered by Edward Baumgaftner, As Fatal to Civilization _ low of 9 di/fft-eos Saturday to a! an employe,-when he reported "for ors, and other information wilT be. By Savings and Loan on Tuesday graduate stu- Members of Girl Scoiit Troop : developed countries; get thrqueh were 1".nh of 46 yesterday, as 158 inches : work at 11:20 p.m. Tuesday. In- mailed to everj' home in Cranford' The Cranford Savings and-Loan "The growth of extremism in dents from India at Michigan 78fV, led by Mrs. James Phelan, early in January, Dr. Iversen said Association has approved its 94th the Western and Soviet Blocs to the Soviet- people, and reject State University, where they were Will delivqr- the baskets tomorrow ot precipitation was recorded.' vestigation revealed $23^ was taken This brought the rumfal'l for De- there. registr'ation~by mail will continue" consecutive dividend, payable De- could' be the fatal condition that hysteriih" . " • • members -of the- International for the Cranford Welfare A.ssocia- ( im would end civilization," Dr. Nath- ''Wo nju.st be prepared to endure tion. The girls will singx-arols. as tcmicr to 4.55 inches, In a routine check at 2:45 a.m. {••••iim through Tuesday, January 30. cember 29, at the rate of 3H per- Club when Miss Clemen'sen, who yesterday. Patrolman George The Cranford Adult School is a cent for the current six months' an Weiss, assistant professor of crises for at least a generation," he was an .undergraduate, served as they deliver the gifts. -. During the un-kweek, IMS- degree political science at Newark Stale 1 addod'. A Christmas party will be given clays were recorded to bring ihe Porcella discovered a rear door community, non-profit enterprise period, it was announced this the club's secretary. open at the tailor shop of J. H. College, wtirned. I In' conclusion. Dr. Weiss quoted Pt Brookside Nursing Home onjKHal for Deo-niber to 783 and the made possible through the coop- week by Clarence L. Fritz, presi- They arc Di'. Basaviiruju Raju, -i total for the healing, season which ' JRunco at 105 Nortli Union avenue. Dr. Weiss, second guest lecturer H, G. Wells, "The past is but the nyw an instru.ctxu- at Villanovu. Wednesday, Mrs. Norman H. t oration of the Cranford Board of dent. baker, chairman of volunteer Vorv-;-tK'Ban. September 1 to 2,1-ff. Further investigation by.- Patrol- Education. The school is operated At a meeting of the association's in Temple Beth-El's international beRinnititf of ;.i beginning and all University, and Chundravan AminV l 1 E. Milton A year ago th«- tcmpcratuiv man Porcella, Detective Sgt-, A... by a 12-man board of directory board of directors Monday night, lecture ->«e*ies, addressed a ^firoup that is ;ind b;is been is but the who recently completed Ins mas-.; ices, announced. Mr> Ice cream 'ranged from a i-iinimuni of 4 Fr.ink Burr, Detectives Robext headed by Dr. ..Iversen. Mrs. Mr. Fritz pointed dut that the as- of 150 last Friday evening ATT'•De- twilight of the dawn ... a day tu-'s requirements al Wayne State ; Boyeito is chairman. and cookies will lie erved by Mrs. digrees to a maximum off 4,-|2 rie-:rie-j R.YiiRyan ;acd Michtfel Fcdroff and Pa- George S. Saner is assistant di- sociation continued its growth, in lusions of Our Times." will come when, beings who are University, Detroit, Mich'., and is California Institute Georgo VV. "Morton, Jr.. Mrs.'Kow- grees a.-. 2i);"i d>-givi- days were r<-: tiolman Johfi Thimoiis then re- both savings accounts and mort- "To avoid such n fate," ho con- now latent in our thoughts and the rector and*vice-president. . '. fiu- hi> doctorate.-(and \V. Tudor, Mrs. William .T. corded to bring the total for the vciiU-fl 'llvil .entries also bad been "tlie American- people our loins" shall stand upon this|Of Tochnoloa inin'iiiTT"; concerning courses, gage volume during the past year. tirtued, odlne to.Knox. Mrs. Wihn'ar F. I-'ange-. Mrs luating scistiii to 1 HH.'i 1'recipita- fnmie ..'. Chez Oirmelle, a beauty ft'' •' ' '•' >'r information shoujd/, Qi-tobor., lie said, was! the bigges-t shoiiId . continue 16 .support the earth as one stands upon a foot-I The two came Ui ••-•'>' K' , tuin. tot.ilrd 27 m..-li. .-. iiu-hiding .hop, jnct the..office of-Dr. Celdon . stonl and sh;ilf und rea.rfi Miss Clomei.sfti beloie lea\ ins "n -John L. Brenium and. Mrs. Jesse 15 '" ' " .' • •• ••.!„!• PauT W. Se'l- single' nfo'nrh 1n -the -associfltioriV; U.N,^. eik-ourijKoeikourijKo. regionalism, ..Al.- Patberg. • 'Continued ort Pane H> " (Continued ci'ii PdgS S) history with respect lo-deposits. ffo r ProgressPs , a'i'i d" "to under- | Out their hands amid the stars." •

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rv.freshnuîirs w'efe'senvd^' JJlis. oVity of Phi Efta^bmicron Sorority and' Chancel Choir^f 8"o'clock-f(>'-' 1 inci>viiiU:irv-or<-t;..included: at Uniup -Junior) Col^gi . night. Second-year confirmation .tollmen ol .ih^'Hely^; .Ilosa. Ptorcpî H.r>: Evelyn The two food baskets were pack- Jetassuwill mviM-wfth the pastur nt «!K;if!iiU'.nr ui^'i Franj^b^rgen BCuAorx liifl; rrll-: Held as ed -aad decoratfid by the scrioiily 2 p.m. Homarrow..— .-.-. ^ ^ ^ ^ ...... _^_—.- rught'in tiie .C^ti-|«O»i*jj:ki._;i{^cCL6iiB. ,!6C^J.t.iiV GARWOOD^ wips f and distributed through the Cran-i : Completion of the.setting up of the traditional nativity scene ^^yooaTGanvood. . fdaer Lynx. -TXi-4; V^k^-Ka/.mk-rski, iAfter Firejii ford "Welfare Association. Miss Lynn 'NeUbard, niece, of -••*- * ! were posted by Car\yo'6d Mrs. George p. Kurtz of 8-Ralwgli froi*KTr-th'e church % a ctuwnMtfee beaded by ^dfft^rjSêny^mMShak" Thc:Bnnua^,.vt.nt was'sponsortkl U-opardx lfil; Ruth Buik*»'SabU#, n.ues over Enz Market, tlie Career Louis Lucaf7i," of 19 Woodlawn 1 uvt-nue, was serHenoed to GO days avenue, ;f^s arrived to spend''the .* was .reportereported .bbyy t'ht'hoo Rev Rev. . MaiVjMarker. . IJpoley, 'moderator of St," Michael's ;b v ihf Tireml-n^Curb' ut<=C\£n- 1591 "IVUne • .Wutuson, Hac-coous, "Girls' over the Four Cupcakes, holid,ays hei*c. A freshman'- af " .ford. Check' s ire .received once j 15&; Betsy Kantner, Leopards, 15C; in jail -when tie pleaded guilty to- Meetings at St, Paui's Holy Nttrni Spdtty, this faeek. t F ll>e Cr£ n ood an Florida Southern College, Lake- • FFatherh Dbl^. Dobl'ey^tu>>^ , announced>tbat arrangements have been yearly by the calltnen. ,' [ Dot JSllam. SaMcs. 155; Dot • Mar. , X ^-^ J ^ ^ W* a disorderly conduct charge- in GARWOOD — Senior -Citizen? ,-sidont, tin. Raccoons, 153; arid DoffHfer- Barbel\^«P °^ .gar*S?d ^" Mujiicipalôurt Monday night. He land, she stopped over two days completed fbr presentation, of a John E. ., .HU»Viland, ' pYe n will meet at St. "PaHl's Unjted in Birmingham, . Ala'.,, when .. her T • •'.yf'S'-::--- served as master of ceremonies gen, Leopards, • 151. 1 X3t-r .1 reation in Camwood Women s Bo\vl- was .arrgsted follpwinfj, investiga- rjieck, from the Society to St.'Wal- at St. Michael's School art January ing League Church of Christ at 1 p.m. today. plane was grounded.^ Other speakers were. Chief Ber- Team standings an.-: night. last Thursday tion of a fire Which damaged his bur^'s Orphanage in Roselle qnj 14. home lasfThursday hiijht. James Donovan was introduced nard A. Doyle, Mayor C. VanJ High scorers were: iôria Enz, • '• >-r-v . Satur^day^.. Donations .'to* the or-1 Câmberiief and Commissioners H.i 25 -i7 The fire damaged a bedroom a.nd as a. new member. 24 18 202; Ma.rie Hartung, Ifl8 >nd 151; furnishings and caused smoke TpRanagc Christmas fund should, be Raymond Kirwan. Nicholas St.- 24 18 Eleanora^ Kutsera, 180 and,^72; John La Cprte and J. Howard Mc- L.cupard> -,.. 24 IB damage throughout {he two-story . sent"to the treasurer, Louis Von L>nx ' 15 57 Evelyn Lawler," 152-4 91-18tf; Telia Ateer. "; 14 28 [frame'house. It was extinguished Bergen o{ ^23 South Urjion avenue. Minks .... D'Alessandris. 17,3; Bert I?oneskl, 'by "ftremen under• ^direction^. of 168 swd.-rS3; Eleanpra Tritask, 161; , Âssisting. Mr;' £etiy oiTthe na- Alma KricliTUiaii" Lehds Shirley Otte, 168. : ' Chief Bcroard A. Doyle. '•"-• 'tivity' "sdene committee were: Alo- Sables Gain Also, Glorir Kochera,»158 and In a previous ârraignment in How w by y?ius Kelly, Allan Roberts, Walter ea All Teniplf? ViDcmpsef, 157: Lioda ^he loca-I. court"iast month, Mr. Ruburts and membi-Ts u£ Buy StiOlil Mr. ftnd Mrs. Clifford 5[. Ber- Alma KmlOhrrtan rolled a .192Eonese, 157; Peggy Castaldo, 155; held Wr action of the Grand Jury on a charge ofâssault a mas'wr Tiroop 78. niartn. of^r^ Orange avenue âp- garne and a 481 series to lead allj Josephine DeCicco; 154; Maryatuie £0j%mmmv& ,. Members of the, orphanage bowlers this week in the Ternple Castajdo,-152; t»ot Hyduke, 151;and battery after his wife^was peared as M>t^nd Mrs. Santa, Lead strategist fund committee in TheSableViijoved Qitoflirstplace"j Beth-El Slsterh&od bowling league. Terry D'AlessandrJs, 150.'- . injured during an argument in- Qlaus in a" play >n$itle^ "Santa Other high series^were posted their, home pn November. 26. ditiori to, Mtv-yjm Bergen are Ed- •by one game in>the St,v Michael's Omitted from the. high- score Mfflrd. Kelly, Martift Donnelly'and Glaus for President" as 1 Bowling League thisNsceek, with a by; Joyce Garlinger.,460. and Ethel listing last week were:'Ann Castal- George âyeck. • three-way \ie developiii! Mittleman. 459. do, 468, and Linda1, Ragonese, 16ft UJC Sorority Aids beth Town and Country'Club High single-games were rolled 'Problems of collective bafgain- its annual children's Christmas >ojnd" place. The Ledpanis* Team standings: - r ' in« yreve. dlsctisged' by 'tbe ,Eey.° with..the- Raccoons,. 1 by: Joyce Gaflinger, 185; Ethel •-.••'.. . W 1. Welfare Holiday Project MM* win? Settle ttll'lhe Walls Daniel P. Mijlyey, assistant di- party SUnday. ittlen#uv 177; Muriel Mintz, 170, _,_ Market « 10 • Two needy Cranford families Minks-4qst three tpjhe^ Sables by career PW ..-.-• IB, now bii phone. elma Iindlin. * >>•:•••*•• <%"•*,* rector of ,St Pete*'i Institute of In- Among thp 21 childrenâctingln forfeit, Mid the Lynx 'took two Four Cupcalcw •?? will have Christinas dinners with WMMMm^Mm Tearh^staridings are:.- ' Garwood Beverages • dustrial Relations, Jersey City, at athe plaj^ were the following 'from games from wie Beavers. Garwood Recreation . recent inceting of the society in St. w L 19 23 Cranford: Gerry arid Cissy Piser- Four-hundredSpr better series D&uphln 33 13 cronwpodcronwooa ' ....».....» r.--••. • -» -- li|ichael's:Sch6ctl. . '^ i.,. ' ' ~, Galaxy . 20 16 \ttfw ...... r. ••K'M clii^ Betty Anne Coyne,. Paul Bof- were turned in by:- Helen Ross, Austin ... 18W v;y:w. .'.••••."•• • - JS !? "Mr^ jftoberts was named chair- Cadillac lew f ' ijee. •"...• '- •;'; ' Beavers, ^5 Vickie Kazmierski, l6Vi ICVi Ray « Barber Shop :... 18 34 man of a committee on indee'ent Btttelc 18 Leopardsr.446; Jean Haddad, L>-nx, i k ...j :- ...:.-....:::....\. IB Uterajtyre. Others on this cormnlt? directed by MM^ 1 .-I -. : K. 19* 445; Evelyn Frankenberger, Beav- Ford ;IOMI Patrolman ^Jliiig tee are George Coffey, ÛrUvur .permanh. She'âs assisted by Jo- Hudson is ers; 435; filljte O'rdecki, Raccoons. JaBuar , -SO" Donnelly and George Qillen.. seph Coyne ahd rs-- if 1164 VV IU4 Deadline Nears ' ., Father Dpoley- announced that The program also^Hnclud^d a 435; Macje Waterson, '• Raccoons^ impaJ* 435; Dot Etiarn, Sables, 431; Betsy GARWOOD—Police Chief Fred ••••••••1^: the'local society v/ii\ be host for visit from Santa Clausâfid, the Falzbneissued -a' reminder this B- meeting of the Union -County gg Kantner, L«;0pards, 430; Doris New "Year's Eve Party lh.,';l-:'-:\ •V.:>"?A'^':tf^V?'A'''J':1':/!''."i:-;:-JJ»: singing ;of ChHstmas Jergen, Leopards, 414* Marie week that December 31 is tite We Have Federation of Holy Name Societies children's, chorial group. Planned, at Elks Lodge deadline for fUifig^pf applications " Arrangements are bping made by those planning toHake the po- mmgmmmmmmm for a New Year's Evo eele.bratipn- lice examination to be conducted A Complete Line at Cranford Lodge 200C, BPOE, it here by the State PBA on January w-as rejxirted by • John jMalko, 6. ' .. . " '^ chairman, at a meeting last week A vacancy exists in the depart- at- the home. • •. .- ment as.a-cesult. of the resigna- Plans.. for Christrhas parties tion of Patrolman VB'ill.iam Strzal- firewood (18" oafc) werp aiin'bunced also. A party for kowski, which • became effectiye members and their families was Friday.' ..... 1 .•••.•/)• Kindling W^^^x&^Mt- held last Sunday afternoon and an- Applicants must be citizens be- other pa.rty for £ Class of special tween the .ages pi 21 andÔ who students ai; Lincoln.' School was have resided In Garwood at lea"st Brickrettes held Monday, af.ternoon. . two years and^must weigh at "least 155 pounds an'd"stan4 at least five Mr. and Mrs. Harold A; Glovk-r CannelCoal of 116 Columbia avenue will spend feet, seven inches tall. Veterans the Christmas week-end with will be given credit for time serv- their son and daUghter-fti-law, Lt. ed in the armed forces for age Call Us for Prompt and Mrs. Harold A- Glovier, Jr. oqualificationf . ' Gales Ferry, Conn., and their two daughters, Kit and Meg'. Lt. Glo- PTA Plans Afternoon Courteous Delivery | vier will be on (Juty Christmas. i»*4board the atomi^ submarine, Meeting on January 18 Nautilus, on which he is stationed GAIIWOOD — Next regular j "• ""/ . . or at Ney London, Conn:, arid, will meeting of the Garwood PTA will np ehitertai'n his parent? .and other be an afternoon session at Lin- friends at Christinas Day dinner coln School on January 18, it was in the officers' wardroom. reported dt a* board' meeting held Pick-up at Our Yard .last Wednesday at the honvTof the Only the brave know how topresident, Mrs! Gerhard W-alsc'h of forgive; it is the most- refined and 603 Willow avenue. The December generous pitch of Virtue human | rneeting is beihgôrnltfed- because 1 nature can arrive at. —Laurance of the holidays. ,?'v ' i Sterne . Plans were discussed for a cake "DEPENDABLE, PRIENDLY SERVICE SINCE 1828"

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. .. -i the 'f^rst- five • markers m\ baskets by Brti Stack- ijjdcr. Bert Muier/ and a fr.ee irqw 'by.Rich Curry. John Zalir^ jsky swished a^set shot aad seconds luter another to draw the Coufcars From COLONIAL '• m • j closer 5-4. The' score remained at BylRICII RUBEJC6TEIN .N.J 5-4 as neither team could nene- The annua} . Cranford varsity- trate the othiefKir defense; Curry alumni, basketball game will be broke' the .famine with a free held this Saturday night at the High School. The evening's agenda ,.*f -- thlOW, but Bill Ray drnvo in fnr basket with just seconds remain- will—have uvo coutesTs, with the ing to give Cranford- a 6-6 first first' being the- Cranford junior period deadlock. varsity versus the Cranford' fresh- Zalinsky sank another set-to man squad beginning at &3o p.m. briefly put Cranford ahead at 8-6,The night cap will be between Curry tapped in a basket and Nel- the varsity and former- Cranford ion Dittmar dunked a foul shot to basketball stars of up to thrcfc give the Cougars a 9-8 advantage. years ago at 8 p.m. However, Curry and Stadtlander The . alumni playqrs who will [each, .sank jump shots to put the participate are: Mickey-Taliaierro, 1 Crusaders ahead for the last" time Parsons College; Gene " Eijgel, 12-9 Zalinsky poured in nine more Virginia University; Art Williams, points in the period to vault Cran- Dartmouth; Danny King, Fred ford into a. 24-17 half time lead. Ball, Newark State; Al Ritter Snd ' \, Bill .Delia Saftr'tfcTO-Connecticut The -thifci quarter saw the Cou- University. gars go into a lead of. eight points Also Bill Webster, Guy Borges, ividends or better three times. Only • the dead eye shooting of John Gayew- Montclair" State; Charlie Doney, *fel «ki kept the Cougars from .walking Newark vRutgers; •. Tim Meyers, away, with the contest. Cisco Col- Johns Hopkins; Dave Leslie, Steve lins led' the Cranford scorers in Gatyas, Wingate; Hen*y ©reyer the period with fouf^^narkers,' Ge.t^y'sburg College; Bob HobTn^ while Dittmar and McVey added son, -^nd Pete Vergalla. four and three tallies respectively. With the current vaWsity~-'at "Clark almost broke loose from Cranford headed fora good season, DRIVE the Cougars, as a • result of their and the alumni being,-mostly of all-court press, in the tinal period. varsity players in "the college ranks, this y6ar's contest should be a j" • -.."'•.'•' Bill Ray, however, sank four key free throws with 1:50 and 1:44•eoTorf ul - one. Come. out and see : '•:'* -. (Anticipated for period beginning January 1,1962) remaining to - give the Cougars' your stars from Cranford and see a safe lead, the Cougars used the final home game for the varsi- a freeze type offense to stall out ty untiV January 9, 19ft2. the'clock im*il finally clinching the victory on Zajinsky's long set shot Cranford Hunter Bags TAKE at the buzzes • . i ' r' , 200-Lb., 6-Poiiit Buck ...-••••• •. • i • • ., • • . • •.. ,* Cranford- ...J .1. tXABK;••."*!•-. -A 2O0'-pou'nd,^txr-pbmt buck was s •- FG FT T| FO FT -T .-j McVey .11 :i!S»adtl(indcr 4 3 11 bagged by Edward r Keane <>f 9 Zaltnsky Rnrzynski a.21|WVrrity- Miinsee drive last'Friday, opening R..\ 3 5!Clt?aHc. iy._in Lebanon, while oh a hunt* Collins 4 8ICay6w.skl 0 6|MnlcT' ' g trip witli five, friends. A Dlttmar' 4 BKuspici Mr. Keane used a double barrel Rubenstein 2 G'Cgrry 3 8 14shotgun- to kill the buck, his first Totals 20 16 50 Totals 15" 14 one. • The local . man is product Cranford C 18 is • 17 Clark .0 11 14 N manager of Recordak Corp., New CAB Officials: Fcrnlcola. LebofT. York City. » . ' , OPEN SUNDAY 9-9 r

The Crcrnford Jqycees, in cooper- FORGET Per Annum ation with the jCjnnford Police ...,]• •••-••v Department, urge that you take ANYONE? heed of the above message Eventhough* _ __ t Current and foreseeable earnings at COLONIAL are such that an since... ^thetime is short, increase in dividend rates is anfieipateo^or^the period begin- SEAGEITS still has a ning January 1,1962. ' \ THE long gift list. 1 Coty - Chantilly i-. NATIONAL Shultdn Kings Men Amounts received on or before Jan. 10,1962 will earn from Jan. 1st. Revlon Tweed ie SAFETY COUNCIL Max; Factor Little Lardy Faberge Miss Coty \ L.' PREDICTS Lanvin Yard ley (Chanel Gillette Come In Or Open Colonial Savings Balenciaga MAIN OFFICE: 500 DEATHS Your Account BY MAIL Westfield Ave., Roselle Park, N. J. I I BRANCH OFFICE: I Of Paris 29 Broad St., Elizabeth, N. J. I j I Over This Week-End | •' Enclosed is a check for Q Please mail me full in-1 ' | $ : to open a-Savintrs formation on how I can I SAVINGS INSURED I Account in my name. Please' open a Savings Account —rl We at Seager's, | I mail me my passbook. . and make "deposits and I I -.>••• wish you a happy A TO $10,000 withdrawals—by mall. '. .JNAME •__ holiday season The-safety of each member's savings.up to (Please Print) — This Message Sponsored by — $10,000.00 is insured by the Federal Sav- ings and, Loan Insurance Corporation- of [STREET ADDRESS Washington, D.C., an instrumentality of the- I A & A SCARBROUGH TAXI SEAGER'S United States Government. 'CITY __^ STATE BR 6-1200 Drug Store, Inc lj ^^^S^xw?^

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FricrtSships are^beirif^reileweijr^nd families' reunited" with a of activities, planned to mark the Christmas, holidays. r ily dinners, parties wit#e *friend< afl^nctark the tradltksnal season w 27'North Union Avenue Joy as local resident^ entertain ortviBit-jothers-to add\o the holiday •• James McAteer, anrst year law revealing of secret pals took plaice. aud Mrs^RobjJrt B. burditt' and Cranford, New Jwriey Hstudent. at' Vandcrbllt University, Mrs. Edgar^ Steele was co-hostess*. family in Oak Ridge, •.Tenn.,'and : Nashville, T^nn., aqd Willard Me- BRidge 6-6718 Mr. arid'Airs. "Andrew Miske'Jly The following membets attended: Dr. and Mrs. Arthuj K. Bundltt, 'Ateer of; Pittsburgh" will arrive 'MML Margaret Cross, Mrs^/Waltcr, of fenht, Rieasant T«ill spend the VU is" visiting-for thjftolidays ?Jr,,nnd. family in Orlando, Stores Also in WestfieJ PlainfieW Christinas . week-end with wjth, his daughters, Mrs. W.-^P home this week.to spend Christ- Crissey, Mr^,' Robert Laihg, Mrs. rwn-lawf and daughter, Mr, and mas' with their parents, Finance fjjy. Budil, Mrs^ Fred Pfi$fner Donnelly of 16 Indian Spring road Commissioner and Mrs. J. Howard : ^John E. Allen of 723 Willow ând°Mrsr Harry A. Miller of West- Mrs!-John koenifc^Mrs. Irving Mr., and Mrs. G. Wirifield Scott '305 North Union avenue were -fieW. '""_. . George Spahn , and Mrs; Henry Mrs. Frank Boers of 23 Norman- honored at a party Saturday night Shopping Every Night 'til Mr. and MrsS?enwick Gill of 18 Oxley. -.^ ' ••„•.,: .,>• Mrs. Karl "Wiebesiek of 106 Col- die place was takten last week-end .jn.celebration^pf their 25th wed-.: - , , Including Saturday Lenox avenue will^titertain at umbia avenue .entertained at a in the First Aid Squad" ambulance Mr. and Mrs. William c; ding anniversary^ Hosts were-^the dinner Christmas Day^forMr. tc St. Elizabeth Hospital, Eliza- Jr'., and children, Wililam, III, and and? 'Mrs. J. E. Gibson of jTro,. Christmas bridge party Monday couple's" son, Donald, and Mrs, evening- for Mrs. F. S. Greena beth, where she. is under obser* Robert, of New 'York City have Scott's, sister", -Miss Elsie Midgley THERE'S A WORLD OF HiUs, Mr. and Mrs.. John Thriemef vation. . ' laken up residence at 317 Casino of Dover, Mr. ahjrl Mrs, TSeprge wiaid., Mrs. J. M. /Keimig,.Mrs. A of. Linden. The party \yns hHd at B.PreusSTT. Mrs^ HO Bry£on and dai Miss Patricia "Miller, formerly the home of Dr, and Mrs. John Ol- of Allenwood, and Mr. anb>MrSi Mrs; Harold Glqvier, Mrs. John ',' 'Mr.: and M*rs. Arthur K. Burditt, son ',of 511 Springflcld avenue. and 'Mrs. -Charles of Boston, Mass., is now residing William <3ill of Mountainside, v with her parents, Mr. and Mrs Sr., of 18 Elm street, have re- About 60 guests \yere present, in- Schreiber., Edgar H. Miller of 4 Pittsfield turned ironi a'two-week vacation cluding the couple's .daughter,' Mr. and Mrs. Russell J. Holden FOR YOU! I MISS BARBARA pi DORIAN street. * - '. _ .. -,.«-> •rip during which they visited Mr. Miss. Susan. Scott. • ,'.. - of Bridgeport, JJdnn.,, will arrive Mrs. James C. Stokes^2>;Cay- Saturday to spend the holidays uga road entertained her cahasft Lyle A. Williams of .17A Dun- i with their soa-in-law and daugh- club at a phristmas meeting" Ia^l C You'll be proud to ham avenue will return tomorrow v - . | ter. Mr. and Mrs. Henry Keep, Jr., Thursday evening. Attending were Miss Dorian frbnj Pawley, England, where^ Lawrence-Hilseberg Nuptials >-'. give sifts in of 314 Elizabeth avenue. Mrs. Sidfiey Schneider, Mrs. Harry has been on a three-month busx> II Hendersoii;' Mrs. W.' E. Swartz, ect ness trip for Esso Research. Mr. and Mrs. James G. Smokes Mrs, v; C. Elsden..Jr., and Mrs. Miss Bar- dd 0imch p of 29 Cayugji road entertained at •tfrank R. Heick of Cranford,' Mrs.- rpgra C Dorian to John D^ Blewttt Mr. and Mrs*. Albert M. Kossak The Presbyteriari^Shurch in Westlield. was the settingV . Saturday a" Christmas gathering Saturday John .Hermsen 6f Highland Part 2nd,, son of Mrs. Jo'hh't).. BlewjtBlfcwjtt of 22 Connecticut street returned afternoon for the wedding^sOillss Joan. Elizabeth Hilseberg, daugh- STERUNd evening for Dr.\ antiKMrs.-Pûl and MrsMrs.. Stanley TobiassoTobiassbnn of onH the lateMr Rlewi»*nf n«»«vi> by jet Friday night from a two- 1 and the late Mr. Blewitt of Roselle;' ter of-Mr. and Mrs. M. Norri?"' ""'" and Robert Buonaguro of Cranford^Mr. and Nixon. week trip to California. They has been announced by the bride- s Lawrence, Jr., son. of Mrs. Mrs. Arthur Coogan of -Liwtenj. l'parents, Mr', and MrMrss! v4silai jyith Mrs. Kossak's mother, and Mr- and Mrs. Ira-Melick and Riehard-M. Dorian of 214 EUia- Mi^jJohh. McCarthy, of Sherman Lawr§feee. of Cranford Towers, 18 >-Mrs. William TrKnpx of Atlanr Oaks^Snd her brpther-in-law^ and Mr. and Mrs. Joseph Spicer of ta, Ga^who returned yesterday beth aVenueaVenue::. _ and the late Clark. Miss Dorian sister,! Mr. and Mrsv .WJJJiajVi An- frdm anêjght-month visit in is a graduate • of dreson -of Beverly Hills. During Mr. Lawrence. Frankfort, G^rniany, is visiting Cranford High School and attend- their stay,- they also made trips The Revrbr.-'FredeWafcE. Chrjs- Mr. and Mrs. Robert Gisser of 5 her son and daughte.r-in-la,w, Mr. ed Susqueharinu University, Sel- tq .lake Arrowhead, San Diego-, tian^ pastor, performed t5ie*4ouble Lenhome drive will have as guests and Wts. W. T. Knox"of^2i2 E)oer- insgrove, Pa., and Union Junior Palm SpringSKTijuana, Mexico, ring ceremony at 2 p.m. -A on Christmas Day Mr. and Mrs. irig way. \-. College. She is'employed by White and Las Vegais, Ne«, •.... . tion followed at the hp'me of the* Michael Prankel and family of Laboratories, Inc., Kenilworth, as bride's parents. 1 J lfqrd, Mr. and- Mrs." "Sidney secretary to the office manager. Cynthia Knap'p, daughter of The bride, who was escorted;T)y er and family of West Hemp- Mrs; Harold Nelson of 1. Rose '. Mr. Blqwitt served Ifour years her father, Mad. her sister, Miss street entertained at a Christmas Dr. and Mrs. C. Lyndall Knapp Frank H. Dickison of Tbwspn, I Mrs. William. $. Craft qf 18 Cen- ÎSonael of Elizabeth,' -.. . ;• Lynn /SLshmari, Laurie "Rankjn. and Md.; formerly :o'f Cranford, • served W' tral avenue. .' Mm Pierce; Lisa Knapp. *' '-..".'-"''"' as best m'an. Thomas Waalîi.of . A Christtnas party last week at nford and John Reilly,. of •Mr. and Mrs. Richard School- the Newarker\was enjoyed by Mr. Futyma H. Manny of. 225 Orchard West Id ushered. over' of. 353 Retford ayeriue will Mrs. John Voss.^Mrs. John Ris-. street has returned from ajnorith's •Dr. dfeerê W. Voelke was tê entertain at dinner on Christmas jpliiT.Mrs. William Hirbiak,'Mrs.. business trjp to. Brazil, Chile aad organist andTCarl.Lein was soloist. v HERCEQ TJMlLESKlbN Day Jor Mr. and Mrs. Bradford James Pantano, .Mrs..,Fêd^De Argentina,' SQuth America. MRS. R. L. LAWRENCE, JR. ., After a weddittg^trip" t o""Palmi Scott and. Mrs. (frustav knauth of Marco and Mrs. Harold Schott. Miss Dorothy K. Pierce, daughr Beach, Fla., the. 1 Spring Vailey, N. Y. Mr. and Mrs. Roland Pierce Kevin Evans, son of Mr. and up residence at 60 Centerihla.1 ave- TABLESPOON of 202^South Union avenue, was Mrs. William C. Evans of 138 Pfitrkui Hamilton aue, Cranford. •<;• Mrs. Thomas Sigardson of 81 married^Saturday morning to North Lehigh avenue, entertained The bride, a. }959. graduate Francis S. FiTtjtma, son of Mr. and at a party Tuesday afternoon in Westfleld High School,, attended Glenwood road entertained at: a celebration ' of his seventh birth- EngagedtoWed "pizza" party yesterday afternoon. Mrs. August S. Futyma of Lin- Douglass College for one year arid den, day anniversary. Attending- were: Mr., and Mrs. Thomas L. Hamil- Her guests were Mrs. Bruce Bell, Peter Caravario, James Caravano, ton of 26' John street have an- was graduated this' year from •Mrs.'Martin Ross, Mrs. John Edge, The Rev. Dr. Robert tonâker, Katharine Gibbs Secretarial nounced the engagement of tfieir *••' pastor, performed the double ring Joseph Caravano and Carpi Meier Mrs. Everett Morrison, Mrs. John of Cranford and David Evans of daughter., Miss Patricia Anne School, Montclair. She is employ- ceremony at 11 a.m. in FirsiuPres- Agee, Mrs>Roberfc Hlggihs, Mrs, EastJJrtmswick. Hamilton^ to Thbmas Andrew ed as a secretary at Merck: and Wonderful Servi Stuart Snowdeny Mrs. Paul Carl- bytefian Church. A reception fol- Lyons of Great Neck, L. I.,, and St. Co., Inc., Rahway. . now uniformly pri lowed,at the Lynn Restaurant in son, Mrs. warren Rankin and Mrs. Anton'KJubnik of 9 Chip-, Petersburg, Fla.,He is the son of Mr. Lawrence was graduated regardless of pattern. Elizabeth. . • Prices include Federal Tax •Kit*--. ,«^!C%ttî. Mrs. K. W. Iiigraham. way was hl5n6red at a din"-' the late Mr. and ^Mrs. Robert from Cranford High SehooJ in The bride was escorted by Lyons. , ' _ /^\^ 1,958 and currently attends Union Robert Millar of - Cranford. iJWLiss ner party Sunday ai^the home of SWAN-LAKE Mr. and Mrs. Robert Higgins of her son and daughter-in-law, Mr; No date, hasi been set Junior College. . He served in the 308 Edgar avemia wilt entertain at Sandra Martin of Clinton and and Mrs. William A- Klubnlk of wedding. Navy for two years. ; JOAN OF ARC a Christmas party Saturday eve- Robert Foehner of Springfield 312 Manor avenue, in celebration ROYAL DANISH < ning. Their guests will include were the couple's only attendants. of her birthday anniversary. Mr. and Mrs. H. J. Cree, Mr. and The bride was- graduated from Guests included. Mr. and Mrs. , "row Mrs, Thomas Sigardson. -Mr. and Cranford High School and East- William Gubas of Cranford, Mr. Mrs. John iteimig, Mr. "and Mrs. ern' School for physicians' Aides; and Mrs. Edward Klubnik, Mrs. James Slocum, Mr. and Mrs. New York City,- and is employed Lillian Zetzsehe and Dennis Boy- Bruce Cook and' Mr. and Mrs. as a medical technician at Muh- Ian, of : New York, N. Y. '. Timothy Fitzgerald of Cranford, lenberg Hospital, Plain/field. A. graduate oi LincUai High mjcuuuv Mr; and Mrs. William Lehr, Mr. M?. and Mrs. Wililam Hubiak of and Mrs. William Wphltman and School, Mr. Futyma is employed 43 Iroquois road entertained at a 27 N. UNION AVE. MISS RUTH-ANN SMITH by Construction Specialties Inc., Mr. and Mrs. Joseph Tkac of-Rah-' family gathering Saturday eve- CHANFORD: Way; Mr. and Mrs. William Bergen 55 -Winans ovenue. ning in honor of the tenth birth- and Mr. and airs. Thomas Mason Mr. and Mjs. Futyma have day anniversary of their son, ^ < BR of; Elizabeth; Mr. and Mrs. "Frank Ruth-Ann Smith taken up residence at 519 Richford Thomas. Guests -were present OPEN THIS SSATURD^V TILL 9 O'CLOCK Rafferty of Roselle Park, Mr, and terrace, Linden. from Staten Island. They also en- Mr&. Andrew Breckha of Kearny, Prospective Bride tertained Sunday for guests "from Mr. and Mrs, James tPlant of. 'Mr. and Mrs. Frank Smith of Susanne Simmons' Newark and, Cranford. Chatham and Mrâncf Mrs. Ralph 181 Locust drivfe.have announced INTERNATONAL^STEJUJNG he betrothal of, their daughter, James Doyle, son of Mr. and -.... loveliest, by design ... Bums of Beachwood. .:'* Ruth-Ann, to Robert M. Krakosky, Feted at Shower Mrs. William Doyle oP6 Oraton ion of Mr. and Mrs._ Michael Kra- drive, was honored at a pVrty last (CONVENIENT TERMS ARRANGED Mr. and Mrs. Charles G. Boyette Prior to Nuptials cosky of Linden. Miss Susanne Simmons, daugh- Wednesday afternoon in celebra- of Goldsboro, N. C, will spend Miss Smith is a graduate' of tion of his sixth birthday anni- the holidays \viih their son and ter of Mr. an.d Mrs. Ramson Sim- Cranford High School. Her fiance of 1.21 North avenue, vyest, versary. 'Guests included Diane daughter-in-law, Mr. and Mrs. E. was graduated- from Bayonnc High was feted at a miscellaneous brid- Fitzula, Maureen Baker, Nancy Milton-Boyette of 214 Central ave- Sch/OOL i Both a'fe' employed by Trezza, Jpn Schwalbach, Richard \ nue. _• •. •; . Western Electric Co., Inc., New- al.shower given^by Miss Eleanor Schwalbach, Bruce Dabrosky, ark. • . ' . ' Kupcho of 104 Hiilcrest terrace, Deborah' Wojcik, Glenn Connolly, Roselle, at her home. There were Eugene Maceiko,. Kathleen Doyle, Mr. and- Mrs. John J. Banker of .25 guosts from Cranforci, JNewark, 19 Dartmouth road will have as Thomas Doyle and Carol Ann Belleville, Roselle, Roselle Park, Doyle.' ' guests on Christmas Day Mr. and Linden and Clark. —cr -±- ••- : Mr?. -Thomas F. Kennedy of Pitts- Miss Simmons' marriage to Rob- burgh, Pa., Miss Gladys Hough of Lt. (j.g.) Rudolph C. Metzner, Mr and Mrs. Thomas Cooper ert Minter Ferguson, 3rd, son of USN, will arrive • Saturday for a Jersey City and Mrrand Mrs. Wal- .Mr. and Mrs..Ferguson,'Jr., of 615 lace F. Hough and daughters, Cyn- of Jacksonville, N. C. have- an- wo-week, visit with his parents, thia -^nd Janice, of West Engle . nounced the birth of their second''; Springfield avenue, wtH-Uke place Mr. and Mrs. Bruno C. Metzner of T Saturday in the First Presbyter- R07 West'End place. Lt. Metzner, wood. daughter, Linda M.aric\ on Octobor 18. Mrs. Robert J. Allen of 15 ian Church. A reception -wilLfol- who is stationed at Davisville R. 1., low at the- home of the, -bride- returned recently after being sta- Frank Misek of West Addison, Elmora avenue is the' maternal grandmother. elcct's parents. ioned in Bermuda for four Hiss -Simmons and Mr. Fergu- months.. ( A daughter, Dawn I.iv, was son, Jr., returned by plane Mon- —o — You've Always Wanted born on December 6 to Mr. and d«y frorn'Oreat Lakes. 111., where Dr. and Mrs. Glen E. Arth of r Mrs. Robert G. Benson of San they attended the graduation cx- 104 Oak lane entertained at %a Diego, Calif., jji Doctors'-^Hospital, erVisos of Mr. Ferguson, 3rd, at cocktail party Saturday evening. A San Diego. / This is ~%ht__ coupk-'sHi'' N.ival Training Center. Seventy guests were present from tirst child. Mr. Bensoni isi tile son • The parents of the,.pr6sp|ective ranford, Rahway, Westlield and /"•.. of Mrs. C. H. Benson of 86 Bloom- bridegroom will be. hosts at a buf- Plainficld.x FAMILY ingdale av-enue and. the late Mr. fet suppi-r following the wedding -i Bpnson. -The maternal 'granct- ryhearsal tomorrow night. 'Guests Mr. and-Mis. William J. Evans. N ' parents arc Mr. and Mrs.'Lawr- wilj be from Cranford, Plainliiid,. Jr., and children, Billy, Ricky and M-ovndo watches -are PORTRAIT ence M. Adams .of San Diego. Newark, Hosollo and Monmouth'' Mark, formerly of 5 Wade avenue, have moved to "their new home at to modern living — handsome 44 Brookdale place. as the Metropolitan skyline, Around the Christmas accurato as the technology that holidays, when everyone There UTtill Time to w Mr. and Mrs. John Sthimschoek built it. ' . t,i Minneapolis, Minn., arrived j is together, would be an Sxmday to >pi-nd the holidays with! 1 Th» Mon'i: Ntw 38 Jtw«l Kingmoiic, ideal time. Why not GIVE HER FURS Mi'*-. Schimschock's parents, Mr. I ilim, i«lf.-winding — In UK n and Mrs. John V. Nohtraiul of i8, Gold, i!7J. make an appointriiont The Gift Supreme " descent place. \ th« lody'll Do.nly. («m;n;n« oval - with now to have a group iw'ioui UK Gold dolphin .... . lor ' "Mr: iind Misr gn-d.J brac«l*l and Syn. Sopphirt portrait made in the inti- I't I.audcrdiili1, Flii.. are .spend- macy of your own homo. Quality Furs at Budget Prices | inK \\\v Chr^tnuis holidays vi.sitniR 1 .their son-in-'liiu iind daughti'r, Mr I Buy With Conf idence • tmil Mr>r AK-iiÂJeGee-nf 2\ We.-t • I.UStrotii < ulturrtf- furly -..• -r -" " ------at- "' •'•" . r\qms\tt\\ set n Ilk ;:a!d frutc ti ". MvrMnci. Mrs" TIT)""nnrtrtr-nnrt' li -% amount iMuil.\- • i 'I 111!- (J.tlinw •• Hill [rt.id . J: ^r -* )..\\M im>\ i (I In .Mil Fll/;ili(

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u • \ •••• •t ..'V ifornia a,i Hcrkefey. He, js a pal- cxmple also lias- two rfaught.«r.s', j iv;(|u. packanack have announced^-. 1Jt ora ri J. E. McGiiyney 01 • wu«. ^.,-, > , trtnUloBist with Standard Oil Co 1 '^ . Lynn an cl .^"••Itlie birth of a son. Craig, "on N«-\ place arpvcl HOKH.- la-f week- Mi».-and'Mrs-^Georjje ,7.../ of California, in Houstft^i. He ,ser\ -' rV*' Hkengcr M HI- JVIISS-, .• . _„..,., ' . _ . — .-u ,-< • nG'wen Merritt, daufihtep jt-n ^,2fr Dunham'-^ mad. cd two years as captain in^he "'" of Mrs. tx-t-'iiiiiflf^S:^-^T Russell Smith of > : F. Mefrilt of' Lehigh in known the c;n( '•• Air-Force -Resei^,^ ' 1 Sprui-e- Hershe^t'a.. daughter. JiiiwT'- r paternal grandfather, ,^- • ,--";-•" . neih Lee Becchie, son o'f-Mrso'f . —o—. ^ "': .. •• -•—o-r- ., tion TWO);I.* • ' / •U' <• | . •• —o—- - ri ce "Mrs. Richard iT^Hos-' "itfr". and Mrs. William ^ _ - 'Home, for the Christmas holi-9 < Beechie of 'T-iiooma., Wash, j • I. • '• _. ,- ^ I Miss Caryl-Lynn Sellers, daugh- days from CorneJiJ.;.. University, j." Miss J>P& j$ "" graduate .of J ,'kins, Jr..'oi-\\ Button ptace>are' oi W-estlield.-have announced the sahs- son of Mivjtex of.Mr. and. Mr*; C. K. Sellers , . . —~• ~- ' j pari'nts of t-heir sixth eititel, Mary I birth of. their fourth,'son. Bruce,, •• •.U' b -- 1 Ithaca, N.. Y., are Miss Emtl.v'CranfoTa Hielf^Scho^l and "Union: ' nntl Mrs. .Holger Pctersoir of 24\_pV. Tl'7 "Springfield avenm. ; MissMesi-htcr. daughter of' Mr. and, Junior College. She is employed as Mr. and Mrs. Howard,.V. Click-! Elizabeth," born December 1^ in I Todd, on December,J4 at Rahway •, nvonue /las arrived home! .loan.Ptrivennf. d.auKhtt>r*pf ^r. cnger, Jr., of Springfield have an- \.Muhleribtfrg-r Hospital, Plainfleld" Hospital. Mrs. Robert Allen Mrs. Emery Meaciiter,- 16 Hemp- a service representative .by the "- A-i,;. *•• for the holidays. He is a senior at''and M*rs. V. F, penyjeru* of 15 nounced ifie birth of a son. Craig The couple a]>o ha* three sons and of IS Elmora, avenue is the. pater- ^ ton< street; Miss ' Janets-Ray'.rSew -Jcrsp>> Bell TeU»[ihone QQ,. : daughterof Mr. and Mrs. Charles Im the Cranlord office. Howard, pn Dctiembec « at Muh-itwo other 'daughters. « nal grandrnothej. (. M.Eay. 15 Dartmouth road; Sept-j Mf. Beechie «- a graduate of- t^ Morrisdn/ son ofjyir. and Mrs" i Lincoln High School, Tacoma. and J. Morrison, 7l3""Tulip street; employed by Fu.s Launch and is • Bob Longaker. son of tb«? Rev. andTug Co. in Tacoma. . • , Mrs.,R. G. Longaker, 18 Hampton A February, wedding is planned. road; John C. Munday, son- of very Merry CliwsttiiJia and Mr., antr Mrs. J. C'-'Munday^ 19 Hampton street; Bob Slagle, son Switzerland, Spain and Portugal. pf Mr. and Mrsr. F. B. Slagle, 23 They came home on the Santa out ninctre j^fcxede-i>kK!^-artd Alan J^rmTuontTvrarTa,~ landing—hr , ..... _.__ of Mr. and Mrs. Joseph KohnT25! where they spent a f<*w days,'.and Princeton road, jals0TStO pped in Baltimore^ visijt 3 -v \ • * relatives. • Miss Diane Kohn, a freshman at, %e're looting forwarej to Indiana University,, Bloomington, MISS JOAN M. ABDO Ind., arrived last night to spend u in the ftituVc the Christmas holidays with her William FairchM;ter of,'Mr. and Mrs. Leo Richard- to parents, Mr, and Mrs. Joseph" son of Houston. , .„ .* a .- Kohn, 25 Princeton road. Bride Visit Were The bride was^escorted by Mr. After Wedding Richardson and Mr>and Mrs. Gil- >i -.. Miss Susan Osborne, daughter William W. Fairehild and \ of Mr. and Mrs, Harry V. Osborne, J. Wilson, JF., of. Houston Jr., of 5 Dartmouth road, and Miss bride, the former Miss Joyce E. couple's only attendants. Dolly Goodfellow, daughter of Mr. Moore of JtouSton, Tex., arrived • will take up resi- and Mrs. Charles C Goodfellow, here yesterday to visit his parents, Drake avenue, Jr., of' 403 Claremont place, ar-Mr..and Mrs. William H. Fairchild wedding trip to lay-Mar rived horrre last week "f^pm Mid- of 214 Claremont pla.ee, until. Jvlew Galveston and it here. Year's Day. I dlebury College, Middleburj-, Vt., Mr. Fairchild is • ^.""gcaduate of 6 N. Union- Ave., Crahford ior the Ghristrnas recess.. -^ ^ The couple was married at 7erariJord High. School. >He re vT- p.rrj(^_Friday in the/Church of St.ceived a bachelor .of science ^^p^ •••*•• 7X)pen Sat. Night Defcr23 till 9 «..••• "^.Thomas Arth. son of Dr. and 1joh.n the Divine •••• (Episcopal), J Mrs. Glen E. Arth of 104 Oak lane, Houston.. The bride is the daugh- Mines, Rolla, Mo., and his master's l«as been pledged to Kappa Sigma fraternity at Rutgers University, New Brunswick, where he is a junior.. He is a -graduate of-Cran- fbrd High School and,,Union Jun- CHARLES ior College.

\ •><• ••••••• • ...;•' ••.;• • •.* yf •--.-•• -C •.../: • ."• •;:; : ' Miss Judy Henehan, daughter 'of Mr. and Mrs. PhrK^F. Henehan of JACKAMARO 12 Hampton streeCNreceived the Alden Ave b best aqtress awaret af^e annual class competition of theNJenesiart Miln St. THE .'Iftl Cranfort-L N. J. Guild at CaldweJl College liist Fri- • ;;J • .."*' day evening. Each class presented 3. .an f angina* vplaj^ . vmtUert,^ cVt^- ductea and acted by class menv* bers. The play. "Eternal Christ- mas," received the best class play award...- Miss .Henehan played the \Q)E of Christine in the award winning play:

5 EASTMAÎ S Ecftvut Wells Family (Opposite -SiifciUlrban Trust C<%.) : Returns from Iran f. ! Tel. BRfdge £3506 - Mr. and Mrs. Edwin Wells and ^children, Gordon and Beverly, of You are \cordially invited tp, visit CranfotfdVNew- 204 Sailer street, have returned HQBERT MILLER - All odvtrtitfutprleiM eff«c)iv« est, ultramodern fieaufe^ ISajon — SpeefaMng in from. Iran,where Mr. Wells was . through ^trturtjoy, Including Sat., Dec. Central Ave. 8c styling coiffures to ybUF personality, and hair" tint- stationed for the past two years . D«c«inb«i\33. Haritan Hd^ k- ] ; with the development' department Clark Township, ing. X^m*^.\ .of California Oil Co., Perth Am- NJ : Lancasler Canned - Redeem 100 Stamp Coupon Mr. Charles,l an pmin-ent member o/ the New Jersey "buy. ' . '•__. %:û. Oven Ready-Redeem 100 Stamp Coupon ^Hairdressers institute and an outstanding hair- Enroute home, they spent nine * "• 6%-tb. stylist; will be assisted by MISS JpDN A, an-expert weeks touring through Europe, stylist and hair colorist. visiting in Israel, Greece, Italy, RIB ROAST 59 HAMS size the British Isles, Iceland, France, Belgium, Holland, Germany, LANCASTER BRAND OVEN REÔY Oat Flak«, KrlnkUs, Alpha BIH, Sugar Critpt None Priced

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supervi^ rcc.-iv(-d ^r'iffai-U'i; of ies tsegins i ai.ls. degvci- .'on. Vynlnesdiiy from family \ j i Teachers Cul-letJ*'. tjt/lumbia Um-, • contprbuj,t d' i v-ejrSily, New Yuiiy? ^ ' i c Chm-una* For Children i :• L)r. McOeimith reported lhat';t> loilous: . , ...... ( FROM .atu.nal practices in Russia, illus- NewCflnVrs'/Tlub. food basket j "«* ">a" .: 'ms ueek of results in i arnett^s ( •rated by -selected' slides, at the ^ gifts; Junior VIA. food basket; Ute first of a series or art contests i SpgaE next-window meeting on" January '"'d gifts; Nornahegan Community fj" be conducted m.the local pub- i - 2'at 8 pm at Lincoln School • Oruani/ation. food and gifts; Girl, he school:, instead of cowe^tratf i sSt out Tloo JS 87iind 709 food bii g n allowee •i Dr. Mci-Drmith reporied .fh«t ' ' - K ] '" ? " i decoration' as j Mrs. Harriet Strew, retiring sci- '»«'» and^ gift*; New Jersey Bell .-has beer, dene ta the^past. • i •nu-c teaser at Cleveland Jun»or TelUp^r,WOfrao Employes, ood j The' t^ contest: *as hejd ôr I i School was honored JfT~noTpartar,vv oasftet: Elks Cub Auxlhar.v,. food I ull .students in the seventh and i ' basket. I eighth grades who wished tat en- Tuesday by the Crtjnf-ord Teach- !•! Sigma Alpha Pi Sorority ojj ter. Pictures were done in crayon, ers:' Association'.' Mr. McGovney i ¥ Union Junior College,' food bas- \ crja.l.k- and waiter colors under < |)i;^si,'nted her .with a certificate of ket; Jaycee-f.ttt*5. •donation for nsupervisio. n of .Helen Ahder- Appreciation, antf the teaches , p |fare project: 8.11 Club. S ed"dife; Temple Heth j ;;d Mrs fiutrBk 1 Temple Heth- ;;i»d Mrs, fiuth B^ker. taught here for 18 jjears. JJIl Religibuis Sthdol", • arid 'also The outstanding picture, was en- Brownii-'' troop 7Q2, groceries i tered by Uonna Rd&j of the seventli —---holiday g-lywifc-and—»lô—i patter---who> Uusirated~tree^1n ' i association's pantry shelf for dis- (Continued 'from Page 1) their autumn color^. * ! tribution as needed. • Jbdged best of the eighth grade ; *••. SCflUENLEY RES SEAGRAM'S 7' SEAGRAM'S V.O. -% •. FOUB ROSES Scotch Plains .was appointed to| 'Mrs. Lennox added that there 1 pictures were those done by Ka,r- $4.79 -~ 4/5 Qt. $4.79 -~ 4/5 Qt. $6M -^ 4/5 Qt $4-95 v- 4/5 Qt. the elementary schools. She has; also were a numbei of. personal li> Qzolin^? and Nanccyy BeyloriBe , a B.S. degree from" Pnte-rson State"-rash donations for special holiday vfnlie the entries of*Chr"istine : College arid has had eight years'! projects for the needy. • lenti and Marjorie Siday were teaching experience. ! — • d- obest oL, those in> the Mrs. Grace- Watson of Linden, j ___ . , . XXT 1 — • • ' seventh grade. who was named school nurse,I Week 8 Weather v, ; Honorable mention went to Ann completed her nursirig training tat| ..,-' (Continued from Page; 1) Elizabeth General Hospital School 2.4 inches of snow. By the end Oliveria, Nancy Dias and Anna Massari. WILSON'S CERTIFIED of Nursing and has taken addition- of th.e week, there was still 12 FULLY COOKBD al courses at Union Junior Col- inches of snow on the. ground. , t lege. Jersey City State College This week's temperature-record: Garwopd Social and'Newark State College. Degree SMOKED Mrs. Michael Battaglini of 3gft Max. Min. Days Mrs. Ronald Bowker of Pacifica, k : •' Walnut avenue was .appointed a. Thursday 37' 17 38 Calif., has returned" by plane after, lunchroom attendant.' The rcstg-l 32 23 " 37 a ylhrê-Week visit with her par- nation of Mrs. Leila Jackson as a | SatQrday- 30 9 45 ents, Mr. and Mrs. Joseph Hidi 'unchroom attendant was reSunda- y 31 . 23 38 of 484 Fourth avenue, Garwopd..- FULL SHANK HAL ceived. Monday 40 30 30- Tuesday 40 36 r 27 Plan Board 1 Wednesday' 46 37 •'• 23 (Continued from Page I) Action Slated- '"' Readings through" .4 p.rh, ment Association, HitJh School (Continued from Pace J) P.TA/ PTA Council and Cranford POLISH CANNED HAMS Tuesday night p,n ordinances pro-. Dramatic Club. Sfie. also is. a ATLANTA or KRAKUS •'——-N. vidirig for. salary .increases for ClosiSffi Schedule member of the Cranford Republi.-. municipal department heads, po-1 - (Contitmcii ]ro,in Page' 1) can • Club, Wednesday Morning ry; 2. St. Michael's School will lice .and firemen. ' •••rTTus r Club and -First Presbyterian SCHENLEVS OLD GRAiWVOAP • CHERRY EUAWt. . closer tmrrwtomorrow' ' at~\l"~: 30 p:m^n. ^jad Church. ' , Old Fin© Canadian ~ BOURBON ,' tomteh ChetrY<, BOURBpN reopen Wednesday, Januajty. 3. During Wotl5"WaFn. she serv- Welfare Christmas The Public Library will clfts.a ed •• as^co-chairman ,..o^ ..iajvage 8-yr.ôld. SS.4Q 4/5 gf- 86 pL. $5.99 4/5 qt. ;,..;' Wine 86 qt Saturday at 1 p:m. and a if "day 6.99 4/5 qt.. IQO #„ <$&& 4/5,qjLs£. $2.82 —-;4/S qt. / ;.lOi) jit. $6.59 4/5 qU ^Continued from Page }) driues and as cHairroan of theCiV- of t'ldthing ând toys;- plus a dona- Monday. Cranford PiosirOfficeHvill- il~Defense.'Council's' feeding com- Uion to the Carrie; C. Grady Me- be- open today until\6 p.m. To-mittee!' • '•' ' :. • hiarial Fund for' siimmer-camper- morrow regular hoursSpf 8: 2ffl a.m. to 5 p.m:w>eekâ"ys'"a'xiil;8;3p-a.m. Children of thej.S'unday School to noq.n on Saturdays will be re- j at Cranford Methodist. -Church ,,.tu. • . J >,' (Continued from Page 1) j

'<' • made a special collection- of toys Banks, municipal and'.businessf^indrrian, optometrist, both at 107i and wrapped them as gifts, offices, and mpst stores will I North' Union 'avenue.' and' the AJ- 1 •leaving 48 at the welfore office' closed all rfay ban and Lewis Hardware Store- at

•*'• '' '. 109 North Union avenue. !• I PolicojChief Lester W. Povyell • .It . : said the thieves, evidently failed in an attempt to break open a safe in j i'i the hardware store with a sledge XTRA LOW PRICE hammer but werfc successful in taking $76 from the cash register*, j He said apparently nothing, was missing in the other places of business. Entry was gained through rear windows in trie North Un-ion)-1 avenue breaks. CROSS RIB . At the bakery, the chief reported, entry was gained by climbing a lndder to the-roof and "removing TOP V a pane of 'glass "from the skylight. ii CANADIAN CLUB GOLD LEAF l&B or HAIG & HAIG Scotch The thieves escaped here by 1 tearing away the do6r molding ohf ..., $6.30 — 4/5 qt COGNAC BENEDICTINE Star. $6.60 4/5 qt. the lock side. $5.39 — 4/5 qt. $9.25 — 23 oz. Pinch. $8.75 4/S qt. At Dr. Hindman's office. Chief i Powell saic|, -.' a. metal .* case ..vvasj 3-lb. POLISH KRAKUS opened and* papers in " it'. were.1 strewn about but apparently r.bthlng was taken. Chief Powell said the North Union avenue entries apparently occurred between 10 p.m.. when Schickhaus . Patrolman- Robert Hand checked the. area, and the 2:45 a.m.° check by Patrolman Porccla. SAUSAGE HEAT He .added that the extent of the depredations indicated more than one person wa< involved. ; Obituaries WE WILL FEATURE A LARGE SELECTION OF GEESE, CORNISH HENS, CAPONS ; William E. Gerhart KEN.JLWORTH — Services will DUCKS, ROASTING CHICKENS be held tomorrow at I0 a.m. at (Mastapetor .Suburban, Roselle Park, for William E. Gerhart, 64, AT SPECIAL PRICES ( ! t• I' 214 North 10th street, who died COURVOISIER HARVEY'S BRISTOL AMBASSADOR DRAMBUIE I suddenly Tuesday at home. COGNAC Cream Sherry Deluxe Scotch $9.40 — 23 oz. The Rev. James S. THk-r, pastor j 'I 3 Star, $7.50 4/5 qt. $6.80 — 25 oz. $6.59 — 4/5 qt : of Community Methodist ChurcK,, V.S.O.P. $8.89 4/5 qtt. , will 'officiate. Burial will be in; I ! Iiosedale-Linden Cemetery. ... 1 i Born' in Whitehaven. Pa., he • WHOLE or SHANK HALF f-V -.i'i Long-Time Cranford lived here 35 years: - He had been) GIFTS employed 25 years as an electri-J cian by the American Laundry I e FOR EVERY ADULT FAVORITES ; Machine'Co. He* was "a member of • — from— the Community Methodist Church. J ; 4/5 Qt. Surviving- are his wife. Mrs." Bamett's Supreme Wlilskey $3.69 i Mildred Farr Gerhart; his mother, i 'b-53 $J 00 to $100 Burnett's DeLuxe Whiskey 3#"gg Mrs.'Lina . Aker Gerhart of Eliza-1 Thorobred 86-Proof Bourbon 3.8g beth; a .son, Raymond of Kinil-- Thorobred 1 OO-ProofTfiJurSlon 4.49 worth; three stt'psons, Eugene- PORK LOIN We Will Be Closed Barscotch • '"" g\jg | *chlindrer _ "

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A nativnauve ofi N\JII*« \^C^J\MV ^V"- ' • day afternoons, fcacii session < m-. r^jTlTll,'•• - — - ^7-.,>.», ] :; ' both of whom lirivc i>eJelj*borh©Qd ?iude:j menu planning, food prep- FOR UNJOUS In Jr, College try1 from the College of the'City of;: ' Eyeglass Project araUonaralion, serving and ck-an-up*ckan-up'. .' delegatej. to the National Girl ' •Neu' YorlTand hasc1 dShe gradyiiiv?. J\J1 troops in the. Clev^lfrad- HighiTght for.the girls is sitting i Scout Roundup h^xt July, \be : Neu* YorlTand has done graduiiiv?j^^jl troops in the. Cleveland- Hign-i(fght for -the girls is sitting ^W- ts born; wfifo w* 0 workât the Polytechnic Insutute | Bro'oksiae -^NgighDorhood •>• will. down to enjoy the results of then- 1 grrls set "£-=*• backward overnight I son is givehi and the floV- App^catibns 1 o('Brooklyn and at tht- New Vork I participate in^ a drive, to ^col- ' camp and lived outdoors work." Completion of the course ernment shall beûpon his The number .of applications *e» * "" """"' Enifineering" . lect discarded" frames and cbr- ceived for the spring "semester at From 1940 to 1954. Mr, Lauren rective lenses for. New Eyes shoulder: andjiisjiame ihdll "Union Junior College has iri^ was affiliated with the C. J. Qs- for the fJeedy,. according • to be colled Wonderful, Coon- • >• • .** created 25 percent over a year ago, born Co. in Uriden, where he a decision made aL a meeting of ^re4lpr, The^ mighty God, Professor^ §aul . Orkin, admission served as^.chief chemist. . " ,- the neighborhopd 4ssociatiph âf OdN'f tORGCTFORG - •'"verlasting ' directors reported today. . joined Johns-Manvillc, as a the home of VMrs. Frank May, 31 "This is just another indication PrinceofPeace: ol the ever- increasing. Interest chentist. in nnishes research in.. Dartmbuth-r'oad. The project will & FILM -.among young people-in attending 1954 ancl has-been instrumental in be under the chairmanship bf Mrs. For God so loved tha world that he gave hit only g college and Jii Union Junior Col- the development jjf new adhesives May, who is troop, consultant for For ThMe Son that whosoever bo/i'eve/h in him should not ptmb, but and primers and ih-pjromoting the intermediate troops of the neigh- -S3: lege/yprofessor; Qrkin said^ "The have ever/aifing life. Is'diahi 9:6; John 3 tl 6 useôf J-M's Mjcro-Citl^by the borhood; ' ..'.•• h X . number^pf^ people applying fofjaTJ RISTM PICTURES ofVour programs contihuesîo ih» paint industry- Skiee 1959 fcs041s Mrs. H. T, Chester, will be the PRICELESS crease every>ear." ^x been a research technologist in neighborhood's voting.;delegate at • A limited number of incbrnin;* finishes, ijnpregnants and adhes- theânnual meeting of the Wash- ingtonT RQC1C>. Gh-l gcoat Cotincil freshmen will be accepted for the SIDNEY LAliKEN ives: spring semester In botb,/thfc..day The duthor of numerous January lSi^^ccbrding to Mrs.' and evening sessions, Professor fisJied artidJ<«^ on resins, paints Mereditli , Conjty, n'eigfyborhpod Crxnuord, N. J. .and coatings. Mi\_Lauren has xhairman. Mrs. M. S GreitoerjwUl^ be alternate delegate. . ' .. SEHVICES . Spring semester classes begin a "lecturer at New Yprk Univ'ecr Church School ..,..,....:...... „. Mi Monday,'February 5, anil regis- sity sinc^ 1950 apd for the pas.t An exhibit. ami '. idea exchange Worthip Hour .* ...11:00 tratton for ail students will be six years_'has served as an adr of arjs. and crafts ~ pifdjects and February 1 and 2. '" ' • • junct profeSsor" in the graduate materials will be part "of the next* -• X TUESDAY. "^Srofessor Or.kin said UJC's ToSecticm€hief meeting of the neighborhood as- Church Night Dinner In connection with a major re school of the Polytechnic Institute spring .semester serves young men of Brooklyn. - sociation, scheduled for January JFamlly Prayer Group! and women recently returned organizatiorj of top personnel in 10 at the-home of Mrs. C» F; Bak-J Youth Followthlpt ...... the Johns-Manville Research and , He is a member of the-American from service, young people who Chemical Society, the Federation er, 13 Doering way. • Choir Rehearsal lfyve. -changed their minds sfince Development group at the . J-M . Troop 78S Research Center in ManviUe, Sid- of" {Societies for Paint Technology , high school graduation about go- and th.e New- York Society for Intermediate' Girl Scouts ing to college, and; those rW.ho were ney Lauren of r LaSallc avenue forced to go to work to. earta funds before beginning -their*'College careers^ " Sends

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j,V.. OPEN EVENINGS UNTIL CHRISTMAS Mrs. Allan Bonnell, avenue, and Mrs. Bernard "White1 of 58 Morse street, repre sented .the cVaniord League of Women Voters, at an interview with Congresswoman Florence P. • it • Dwyqr last Saturday in Elizabeth. ''As part-of the league's national, tody < program, Union Qounty's jSl LWV' representatives'' met Dwyer to discuss com- bing issues\?n Congress. Inter- views with national legislators are Here in one of the largest Men's and Boys' stores in the East you'lt f conducted by league? throughout the,.country for the purpose of ex- I"' find a large choice of gift ideas ..-. and be able to make your selec- changing ideas, gaining formation in a minimum of time. You can also charge your gift to a John :£.-• tion oh national .issues and mak- ft -r- ing the .league's positions on nar Franks charge account, and pay for it next months ^|l. gift» are) •Hohal*HGpiei; Itnown. handsomely wrapped...... ^ . - _l^Mrs..,Bonnell,..,who- represerited .the Cranford's . league's foreign 4/- p o 1 i-c y cdirtunittee, remarked, "Since the league's current national study is concerned with foreign FREE "and .p.- S., eqphdmiiis i>oiipy, ^t is extreinely; heli>ft4 to tneeV with Gift Wrapping • Engraving of Jewelry xm legislators to gain added- ltt}owl<- edge and insifihi Into ^problems Gold Stamping • Wrapping for Mailing - of legislatioft"*oii' "fSreigh '• tn»de, which will soorfiConfroftA the JSott- . gress. •WHHe'jitee leagiirs overall position -on foreign trade' fayojs a liberal trade pdlicy, we are also i aware, of the : complexity of : the domestic problems which' such a PftUJW-JKUl-'jersgnt^tp.'^the con-

••-•• gress." • ..;.•'.:' .•.•••. " ."• "• ." • '.' • Among the other topics discussed by Mrs. Dwyer and league •meraberg were water -resources, the foreign aid program, and reg- . ional planning.. - Mrs. Dwyer. was presented with a copy of "The'Politics of- Trade," a publication of the League of . Women, V,oters of the Ui S., which .explains the history, purpose and functions of U. S. trade policies, and a copy oMhe N. J. Citizen's Facts and Date Book. . DouglasOn Fund Names 2 Ch*s& Agents - Two ar^a w^lmen have been ap- '. pointed class fund agents of the Associate Alumnae of Douglass ! College. They -are: Mrs. Farris ! Swackhamer of 10 Herning . avenue, Class of "1936, and Miss Frances Dunbar of Plainfteld, formerly of Craniord, Class of 1949; ' The alumnae fund is used to provide scholarship aid, to give unrestricted monies to the college for the advancement of its education program and for alumnae ' services. ' .

At our Shirt Bar (a section'of which is shown above) you'll find every style of Dress and 1 A partial view of our Cloth- Sport Shirt ... in a complete range of sizes. ing Department on the second floor, and a bird's eye view of a section of the Furnishing Department on the first floor. The Boys' DepTiftment is lo- cated on our Mezzanine Floor.

Gift Certificates ./ AiTideal personal or business gift. Give a John Franks Gift Certificate and let him make his own choice. Or give him a Cavanaugh or Stetson Gilt Certificate to top off his wardrobe.

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1898. , orem than 200 sciennsis Ti-Oftv all moftalrtj;. noes ''^z&titcs- :* pai;ts - *t: .tion al>oiii progress iiyM\un..; t.- uds'or w recent iaba *s -oratory worfc'in 1 <. nations,- l e IDltOIIAl ^ P( ' ~ .' .category, in 24 countries. **- ; C"\No:New/s^*. Bar Nev tbc-" world's people are -news hungry, g Smith. " catoh'er. were included in the—'^ ordinance.- . ',- ~* "'• \^bcW Heajth Organization and the according to ft)« United Nations Jbh^L. Bfennan ot 3-20 Casi- Fooa)»nd Agriculture Organization Educational, • Scientific gnji Gul- no avenue was £jated to be Thirty needy families .were to MtflBbtatts tiiral Organization. This does not be . cheerier at Christmas. Vje- the United Nstigns. the trip of named Ciahford's jjext mayor . Purchase of flve air raldi.j n eause of "the servicjes of .the agencies v/Hieh^ i°» Uy sponsored apply tp theJJnitcd States, tfhifch '.at the-reorganization m'eeting of . sirens was authorized by Town-. r/ Crajfrfprd.: Welfare ^so0a"lion. Entered .ttbe Port Offl« *t Cr*nford, N> J* M Secood Cl«i« Matter. PubUshedTh^days it the confercfrfce. \. •-' --._, *"* has 1,763 English' language-daily the Township, Committee on. ship Committee on reeonunen-J(^ The Mexico mefeiing, the first, newspapers, over a,000 weeklies, JanuaârrJrial-ltiiifi one of 13ie Mxs. Cairrle C Grady, est^cjiltive ' dation jbf the Local Defense CrSd, lTj., to, the »»M attem 4&M»mld« toe.t^jraw * *r CraniojJ' secretary, .said that money "con- _ Gaxwood ana l&mllworth. Subscription Bate, *4.00 • Vw on Request major scientific confe>e^ce under and ^nany foreign language pap- "few tiines in township history .Council. Sirens w«r« to.be •fhese auspices In the vvestetTvJiemi- ers. In at least 100 uhderdevel- -that;a new meqjjper of the.com-, tributed hy-Cranford residents cated ^trateVic2l)y "about the plus support; front civic organi- Office: 21-28 Alden Street, Cranford, N. J. Telephone Bftiffge 64000 sphiere, concentrated-pn techjjiittues countries and territories. -miltee was to be given the hon- - township. Until installation of •'foatomr usins tog explor fadioactivele the lifey , processe"taggetfsV ^vowever, UNESCO has found that or of serving as chairman in his zations would benefit those who the /signals, iwrtlee <^»-tareti9 needed assistance.- — . of human beings and of various less^-4han 10 ,copies of .a- dally • initial 'year. ^ ' ' - v were to augment the Mast from p*p|mals. A rnuhterpart session in are available per 100 the fire siren whistled - Coipenlvagen in I960 was-loeused on persons. . ••• Establishment of a communi- ~* . • '' • * * « the use of, radioisotopes irt the ' Citing Granford. as one of the StoH BeTiin^rafft>nriSll&i Stories: Fewer Cabfeie^for (he Orient ty recreation and social center Simultaneously w.lth" an-? physical sckneesand in industry. with a . full-time professional outstanding' coninHUiities In the nourtcemeh* that Craptord And it came to pass in those days, noHor, behold, I bring you good tidings^ x.'Reports pf: the .research work As motorized road traffic in- -As- recreation director was amont, , state for its .progress in provid-' . Qhapter, American Red Cross,; performed a'nd the progress to date ian countries has exparided and projects -> reeomntended for 'ing veteraW emergehcy. hous- had gone over the top in its 1942 wllfiissist studies and experiments accelerated during the past few • prompt study and action in the ings, Dr. Charles R. Erdma'n, Roil Call drive, a"-telegram was . * $ in the fiituê, designed to improve years, governments eager to im- report of the Recreation Survey commissioner of economic de- received from national head- sar, Augustus, that all the \ of Bavifl Saviour> which human .ancrae^jial health through prove transportation facilities and Committee released by Rode- 1 velopment, with Mayor. Gârge quarters . in. Washington by better understrincMde of [physical thus expedite economic develop- be taxed.. „ . ; . rick W. Smith, chairman of 4he Osterheldt, cut -the ribbon for- Treasurer ftenry W. Whipple the Lord.; " . functions, as revealebV4hrough the ment have concentrated on the special citizens' committee "ap- mally opening the township's thdt a hew Red Cross ReUef (And this taxifig was first mide when j^ ^ gball be a sign unto you; Ye use of atomic .'tracers.âkestiph, problems involved-. At one of the pointed during the summer, to ..first prefabricated home at 12fc Fund drive would'be,. ihitiated Cyrenius was."governor of Syria.) shall find the babe wrapped in swaddling growth ratesr. and the i^ recent .conferences on the topic, study existing youth recreation- R avenue.' . in\mediately. -The local chap- thyroid diseases and diabetes wee, held at Bangkok" headquarters of t „. al faclHHes, JMtoyer Fred P. An- ter's quota was to be .$10,000, And ^11 went to be taxed, every one clothes, lying in a manger. among the t&pics discussed., An- 4he United Nations Commission dersen auKffested «hat the old Miniatures feold footballs were into his own city. . And suddenly there was with the otTier concerned^studies of the com- KfcvAsia and the-far East, the ex- VGrant School occupied by Uttlon presented to senior miemb^rs of 25: Years ponents of blood,, including those pertsNdirected attention to the Junior Galleke. mlf ht well be the CrahTord High School foot- And Jqseph>lso went up f angeg l a multitude o£ the heavenly-host damaged by di$ea§e or by Yadiation. The 1937-38 school budget And Jqseph>lso went up from" Gal- serious aH^culties involved in the put to use,;when vacated hy the ball squad at the team's annual ii Gd d ying Work done in this, field in Ar- control ana^Qberation • of public adopted by the Board of. Edu-\ lilee, out of ththe citity of NazarethNth , into JiJiii- praising God, and saying, . ooUeee.-as a publicly mauttaln- dinner in the school cafeteria. oatipn' showed an increase o£ gentina, Brazil, Japan and thebuses and taxisTÊljeir recommen- ed buildhir for.youth recreation, dedeaa , unto the city of DavidDavid, which is call- •' Glory to GodlfcthGodlfcthee highest, and on United States was reported, fol- The dinner was sponsored for $53^270 in the>amount to rbe. dation was to res^triHsUie number programs. the first time by the Cranford ed Bethlehem; (because he was of the earth peace, good wUUojvard men. lowed by an open. dfscussion of authorized operatorsHqa min- "" raised by locai.taxes pVeif the "• . .-..••'*. *..".. ' ' ••• - Booster's Club, a new group.. ".,;:. the 'fountain.-court, of the Secre*- the United Nations. On. 'exRegi- lU Years Ago \ Association decided to ' obtain Skaarup; 'Murray TcrrllJ and - trmt building. With a decor of mental farms there -he taiigfTt new ' 'Admiral .Emory D: Stanley - data frdm the Union- County there \va$ no room" for them in the inn. And when they had seen it, they rich brown •mahogany and palesl Robert.^' To'ol. techniques of- poultry raising. was, slated to be named chair-.' - municipalities^.on the cost of Andthere-were in the same country made kntfwn abroad the s^yingvwhich bei'ge, it fittingly commemorates man of the'townsihip'eommittee • clearing snow".from the river--ice, shepherds abiding in the field, keeping was told thein concerning this child.' a former President of the United demonstrating how to build chiclc- or mayor 'on New Year's Day _^2Q*Vtears Ago^ for skatiilg purposes. -*•" " •'• • '•-•••'"• en cowps of local'materials; "how States and houses the League of at the. reorganization meeting^ " "• T&wnship eorniriiltee adopted •'..'.'..; .•-."...,.w,,*•••***...* • '••""-. watch over their flock by night. - And all they that heard it wondered to mix tha feed/ to .give the birds f Nations documents arKL. book%.on He was ^ to .speceed. Mayor' The ' Cranford • Mia* SchooF *» better, diet; how totrontnol poul- ... on ftn»l reading a ^new dog or- •J And lOj the angel of the tord came at those things which; were told them by ' international -.topics which the George E. Osterhetdt who was to dirtaiice complyiog" .with . state hockey squad was \>riraj|bsed by, upon them, and the gloryof the Lord the shepherds. ' ' ^ United Nations had given assur- trjrttteeases, and how.to improve retir?>at the end/ of .the year Jr. Walter Coffee, coach. More H* the breed If the 3,000,000,^poultry .ûlations on licensing, har- ances would be arranged and v after 21 years an- the committee, oring and raising of dogs. Fi- than 25 ' hay*-reported for a. shone round about them: arid they were But Maryjcept all tfieseMJungs, and there could be increased to 0,000,- serviced to make them fully avail- ' 19 of which he served as chair'-^ nance Commissioner Frederick workout on the ice-covered soife afraid. j . pondered thjem in her heart. able to interested leaders, when the 000, Mr. McAxdle stated, Qrissa's, man/ J. , --. G. Sykes offered the only'dis- river.- Among lettermen an- J egg and poultry meat could be And the angel said to them;- Fear ,: • —St.uikeII, i-19 collection was accepted in 1^50 *••**• / senting vote after public hear- ' swerinff the call were Ollhdo from the Woodrow Wilson Founda- doubled, in vajue from $10,000,000' f" "An enthusiastic audience. of ing. The measure, effective Jan- DIFabio, Ridge Folk, Warner tion': ' . ••••..•- to $20,000,000 annually. 700 heard the Cranrord Glee uary I, 1942, prohibited keeping Lanslrigr, Guy Porcella, Bill At theMedictftion.of the library Club concert In theniijfli school a dojg which Habitually barks, Plummer, Joe Plummer and • Santa Claus and the Eternal Light of Childhood on November 16, Acting Secretary Perhaps pure reason" without auditorium:' Miss Robin' Rob- is allowed to run "at large "or George Markoyieh. Ollndo Dl- • * .• *• *• . . • (As a stipvuliis to Christmas spirit among General U Thant made special heart would never- have thought at erts, folk sinjrer,- was guest art- damage property. Liicense fees Fablo- was reelected captain be no cMd-like faith then; no poetry; mention- of the promise given 11 .and Neal tValt, manager. young and old, the CITIZEN AND CHRONICLE God. — G..'C Ldchtenberg ist. Baritone, solot^s were Vito were fixed and power to ap-. 1 r nojromance to make tolerable this exist- years ago, and added, "I believe" •rir**f'-<. r.'S'W'-Y^L'f'.S^-^:""""."'' ''" herewith reprints ihe /afnoas "'*Vtr&inla Editor- v that we have fully kept that trust." •';''-.1.!. *r-- -'•' •'•*• ' • . •ftctl" whlcliiiiiippeatnid iTUJtoa-New^YoHK SUN to • ence. We should have no ehjoymerit, ex- Ernest .,A'. Gross of New York, 1897.) • *.. . cept in sense anrj| sight>" The eternal- light president of the Wilson Founda-: . "We take pleasure in answering: at with which childhood fills • the wdrlel ' tion, commented at the ceremony that "in a sense it may be sate that once and thus prominently tjie commun- would be extinguished, - . neither Woodrow Wilson nac_Dag ication below, expressing at the same "Not. believe in Santa Claus? You Hamniarskjold .in his lifetime time our great gratification that its faith- might as well not believe in fairies! You reachetf"his destination. But history may record that Wilson and ful author is numbered among the might get your papa to hire men to watch Hammarskjold achieved a com- friendsottheSun: L . in all the chimneys on Christmas Eve to mon destiny as pioneers for a new ' Dear, Editor ^-1 am eight years catch Santa Claus, but even if they did age of peace* old. Some of my little friends say not see Santa .Clau$ coming down, what Heart Disease Toll High In U.S. More men than women die of there is no Santa Claus. would .that prove? Nobodyi sees Santa- heart disease, and almost six ,• Papa says: 'If you see it in the Claus, but that is no sign that there is no times as many deaths are due to Sunit'ssb.' Santa Claus.. The most real things in the it in the United States as in world are those that neither children nor France or Japan. 'The World Please tell me the truth: Health Organization qf the United a Santa Claus? men can see. Did you ever see fairies Nations repofts that 40 percent of Virginia O'Hanlon dancing on the- lawn? Of course not, but deaths in the U, S. of men aged 45 "Virffiriiag , youy r littlt e friends are that'thats no proof thathatt, thgtay are not-there. to 64, and 22 percent among wom- wrong.,,. The^Jk y"V? MvJ7 ^ .bee nv affecte— . d.1 b. y... th.e »T_I;_.NohodI y can•* , cbncejwJ^L—.&'.T'IÎ-^-L^,e or ._•..«ima^m e all ,the, • r ' en/in the same age eroub are skepticism of a skeptical age. they do wonders there are unseen* and'unseeable not believb e except hthey^see. They think in the world, that nothing can be,which is not compre- "You may tear apart the baby's fat-' hensible by their little minds. All minds, tie to see wjiat makes the noise, inside, Virginia, whether they be men's or iittle 4but there is'a veil covering the unseen children's, are little.; In this great uni* 'world which not the strongest man, or for a very, Merry Christmas Holiday! verse of ours man is a mere insect, as even the united strength of all the strpng- compared with the boundless world about est men that ever lived, could tear apart, him, as measured by the intelligence ca]> Only faith, fancy, poetry, love, romance, CRANFORD RADIO, INC able of grasping the whole truth—and can-push aside that curtain and view/and 26 EASTMAN STREET BRIDGE 6-1776 knowledge picture the supernatural beauty and "Yes, Virginia, there is a Santa glory beyond. Is it all real? Ah, Virginia, Claus. He exists as certainly as love and in all this; world there is nothing else real generosity and devotion exist, and you and abiding. know that they abound and give to your •>> "No Sanfa Claus? Thank God; he El life its highest beauty and joy. Alas! how lives forever. A thousand years from . dreary would be the world if there were now, Virginia, nay ten times ten thous- • .no Santa Claus. It would be as dreary as and years from now he will continue to ~~- if there were no Virginias; There would make glad the heart of childhood." * Precautions to Insure a Safe and Happy Holiday To help keep your Christmas a safe made'of glass, metal or fire-resistant ma- and,happy one, we suggest that you keep terial. EJectric trains should he-set" up in mind the following suggestions of the away from the tree, for a spark from the National Board of Fire Underwriters for train could ignite dry pine needles. the care of the Christmas trees in the Use only electric lights to decorate home: . the tree, and be sure to. check lighting Select a tree which appears freshly sets before placing thiem on the tree. cut. Feel theneedles to make sure they Those with frayed wires should be dis- r are firmly attached. Keep the tree out- carded. When you buy a new set look side until just before Christmas, and for the UL tag of Underwriters' Labora- •.keep it standing in a pail of water so it tories, Inc. The lights on Christmas will remain fr(>sh. . trees should be turned off when every- When you put the tree up, place it . one is away from home. . ..:• in"the-coolest part qf-the room, as far r Check the tree for dryness 'fforiT . --- as possible from^radiators, heaters and 'iimfe; to t»rae. If-tieedles nearjights have •--•- the...(-ireplac.e:^ U.so a tret^standlvdlichjjas ,. §.tajfed "to turn brov\rn,; cjhange tKeposf-' - MacBEAN a water container in '"which the trunk Qan^ -tionôf the ligTits. When the needles start ' "1st Drivinsur-ance Agency in-N. J-." 1 Dr..and Mr*. rest. Mojil tj-ees "drink" water-fairly fast," ' fallmg, ittfke the 'tret down- immediately -j. \li> SO'UTff A.VE.. EAST.-CRANFORD. BR 6-3000 __ r Robert Watson ftrtthe-ârw-rcoiUaincf daily. and discard;it-outii()"ors. Even-rf-the'tree'• Open Thurs.liil 8:30 "P.M.- '/• "> ' Wisok Night* tilf 6 Christmas tree decorations should is .-still fresh,-plan-now-'

-•^-be-flameproof. Use only decor.at ions day after New Year's. ~ *~ •'*. ..^ ^ 1961 c-ently to bring' her home. Miss j varsity, New' Orleans, La , Jft Pai'tmouVl-i roail';' BiOha.rcMlaj-i'J MuryM - In .Willi.am."foui-fo.•Willi"fo' • Vf:Vf* . &FJk ^ijpgiiil^fifir^ jq a ffiftrhintr oY Cran-4-reUn*f| ,on January 3. i-vev, son. of WjlliaWli m A, Harvey nvi-d Sunday to spehel Ui<- tu/H- i^Oti . W • -—• •—

Druy'eiv'J.r ,...t>en'of' Mr.-. Misj. Anyie êcp, a.'jairtipr itf"- Mr TV- tempo of.jth'e hoHday"prep^ri[tionsfJieiBtKenecl m 'l.or UKfC'GhristrnBs holidays fryuvj-joan year at U^faypAe College MD-J;. Mr.. and Mrs, James-nFV Drl:yt»^Sf S31 Spriu|j.--*AVhecttjc-k College m' Boston, Mass., 4 this week with the horoecpming.or rantlcipdtetl arrival {of college Valle^ Forge-MHUsw^Jupior CTol-j ta.>>U»nv ga. ' .^ * ^ . -*Ag^, dents from ».uan> par-la'-of. the country. • , •• annual Chrfst'rnas program^ lege, Wayne, piK whe>trhft U.a| ' ' -r^'-V '-^ < ,ffw a' member of the-choir al ficshman,-... j . John Wjthei'ingtoi.i,-ii sophomore^ R -Arriving. ...Saturday .; |o'r .. the —^---j;^^ .• • - ' ——f^- «»»T" — •- — »••>.-i-uuir at ; High Shl X Christm^sbolidays from Mfciaie son of \fr. and Mrs, Luethpld of C/anford High School Xor four '|-a\^ TTijiity QoUeeiyAn .•-Hiirtford '' ^•,r...:. :. idiiis'• the' holidays ,..,»• "^^w^si^Slate^pHege. Muriree.^^ 25 Wad&'avenue. ^ • • Muss Sriirley Carol ...... 5. Mr. and Mr«. John Tjunior.f.vear *broa«J; WfU leave- to-, : "dlaugHt6r of sMiând Monttriec-ou'rt'.' a Walter, ttcinhold, Jr-..J*ori of feoroi Tenn., "were Bruce J^lostrand.! " . '•-' -'"" ~~°~~' '""*-— ' A, Klubehspies of 1393:;Sprjng- **ton of .4,. Orchard i ^^/^rSd^1^^ ! ^ i at Mary Wa.shinuton Col- :i:.cf--.Mrs. Reinhold T»f 30\IroquoiB yj)n of ^ and M^JpWV.Noi-^ Miss; Atte*h KendaM, daughter Miss P4.tr+ci8. Sangailiano, tield avenue. arrjyedTTome Tu.es- daughter of Mr, and Mrs. Albert New .. E , v. . u'Bf of the University of Virginia road, will-spend the holiday season • frand of iJN^rescent" place; Larry "of Mr. and Mrs. Andrew F. Ken- : .-. . .Y'??na |'in Fredericksburg, Va., is .sjsend-rat home He J> doing graduate u-ork ^ ^ Robert A.-dall of ^6 Beech street, will arrive Sanguiliano of 2 Adams, avenue, a go on to Munich, Ger- freshman at Green Mountain Col- '.p.U tffcj.holiday Vith.hc-r- parents. -<.t \hu Schood of, Sacred' Music of Timnrins''of 229 lAfalnut avenue; i home tomorrow afternoon from freshman, for the Christmas Mr< and MrjiT^Jean ««Moi»t.er.i>cc)urt UI.ion • Ttieolori«?e+f Seminary in Pttilip Holmqvist, Wo of .Mx. ,ahd Douglalss College, where she is a lege, is spending the Christmas va- holidays. ' p ' . ealn: avenue, east, arrived of 26 Central avenue. • ' Kew' York City. He was graduated Mrs: C.'H. Holmcjvist ot A Algon-' \ sophomore, to spend the holidays. cation with her family. Her par- j g \ p, p to spend tho. holiday week kt • last 'June from Westminster. Choif qutt n drive; and Louis. Luftthold, Jr.. PShP e sang with the Voorhees ents drove to Poultney, Vt., re ^By Ferriandpz, a sophomore •Miss THolly Milius, dhughte>v,of He is in tifc.-^freshman year at Miss Jan6~Mary Currie, duu^h- College in Princeton.' ,• VVingate Junior ^pllege in Win-at "TuscuWfn College in Greene- Mrk and JUjy EM< MUiusôf ier of Mr.'and Mrs. F; Sherman -r-o— N. C He will return to school v'ille,. .Tenn.', and Ronald Fernan- 0 Tuxedo xpface, iii home for the dez, a freshman there, ,'are spend- Currie of;.16 "West Holly'-street. •" Miss Patoicia, Klubnik. a'senior holidays from .Bates College to participa m..« col- arrived Tuesday fo spen'd We holi- at Barnard College in New York. New ing the holidays with their par- Lewiston, Me., where she is jjflege basftelball game ents, Mr. and MiÊ. £. Fernandez days at, home. She is in her fresh- N. Y., will arrive tomorrqw for the •junior. " • • -T Year's Day. ~v^ •fit r.f 456 Orchard street. man year'at St. Joseph College in .'holidays. She is the daughter, of -——• r-Atrr-and .VIrs. Williqm A. Robert. Lawrence, a junior at Miss Carol Shire, daughter of jss Patricia Raka.cs,"NkJunior j of 312 Manor avenue. Mr. and Mrs. Richard L: Shire of v Rutgers University, New Bruns- Vi^ State .Collegcg j is sitef Miss Patricia Downing, daughter' %; —o— wick, will arrive Home tomorrow lt«Ôak lane; Miss,. Linda -Huff, i'ng the Holidays with her parents, of Mr- «nd Mrs, Joseph Downing j Jack Fedorko, son. of Mj?. and daughter'"of Mr. and Mrs. G. M. for ' the ChUstmas holiday until Mr/and MrKJ. G. Rakacs of 91 of 216 Arbor" street, is - spending ;-Mrs. John Fedorko of 1 Omaha ' ' Jaunary 3. Heîs the son of Mr;Huff of 38 Keith Jt'ffries avenue; Benjamin, street the holidays at home. She is in her drive, will arrive home tomorrow... and Mrs. Harry W. Lawrence of and Miss Judy Gisser, daughter of sophomore year at Colby College, for the holiday" season. He is in his Mr. and.Mrs. Robert Gisspr of 5 25-B. Parkway village. Jill Donnelly .daughter of in Waterville, Me. ' i 'reshman year at. Rutgers Uni- Lenhome drive; have returned Mr. and Mrs. W . T. lly of -—o— • . versity. from Syracuse University in Syra- Nearing the end .of the first half 16 Indian Spring roadv is p^g Miss Marcia Gillespie. a sopho- • • '. —o-— ; Wmm cuse; N, Y., for the.holiday seasom' of her "first year- in college. Miss the Christmas. holidays with hef~| jTiore at Radclifife College In Ca.rh- . -Allan Gill, son of Mr._and Mrs. . : Susan Terrell, daughter of Mrs.They are all in their sophomore parents. She is In.her freshman bridge, Mass., arrived for the hoh- Fenwick Gilt, of 18 Lenox avenue, Margaret K. Terrell of 8 Hampton year. . . - f/ear at Gettysburg College in days al home. She is the datighter' returned home Tuesday^from Tem- street will spend her Christmas Gettysburg, Pa. „ ^ - . of Mr. and Mrs. Bruce G. Gilles- pie University. Ambler campus, in holidays.'.at home. She,will re- Richard Schponover, son of,Mr. pie of 210 Elizabeth avenue. -7 Ambler, Pa., to spend, the holidays. turn to WUUam Smith College, and Mrs. R; C.'Schoqnover of 353 Charles Goodfellow, a freshman Geneva, N. January 3- Miss Retford avenue, is at home for the at Colgate University in Hamilton, Miss Mary Anne McHarg, in her j Miss Lois Copson arrived * Sat- , Terrell, was active" in the French holidays. He is in his freshman N. Y., and Miss Dolly Gpodfeliow, junior yfar-at^ the College of St. (Continued on Page 8) / and Latin Clubs at Cranfora High year at the University of Richmond*} a senior at Middlebury"College in\ School. ' • . • in Richmohd, Va, Middlebury, Vt., are spending the holidays with'. their parents, Mr: William M.- DiTullio, a fresh- Richard Gilpin,. a freshrimn- at nnd Mrs. Charles C. Goodfellow, man at Tulane Untversity, New Lafayette College in Easton, Pa., Jr., of 403 Claremont place. " . mootriest fit from all of us at — OWeans, La., .arrived' -home* by is spending the holidays with his plane Friday evening Jo spend the parents, Dr. and Mrs. Fletcher Gil- Miss Diana DeLonge, daughter Christmas 'holidays .with his par- pin of 209 Manor.-avenue. of Mr. and Mrs, KennMh A. De- care-f r«« knit. • • ents, "Mr. and Mrs. William Di- Lpnge of 21^ Central "avenue, is ..!*•/• i)' Tiillio lot 207' Walnut avenue. He Home-irom Parsons College, at home for the holidays.' ,...Sh£f is recently pledged Delta Sigma Phi 1 FairfieJd\ Iovya, for (the Christmas' in he'r-sophbmore year, at Bucknell fraternity.* ; , ' . .... '^ /.., recess are Peter Andersen, son of University in Lewisburg, Pa^ r !-.-•• ,Mr7 and %rs.". F. P. Andersen of. 9 si L.y n n Bryan - Ashwe Da«mouth road; Jay Banker, son Miss Kathleen-'Wiese,' "a fresh-J daiighwi", kof, M,r. >and Mrs. Heiiry Mrs. John J. Banker^Jf' man at (We gollege, of William and 'Bryan-Ashwell of J04 Papkr'drive, V,:.V.E? returned yesterday frqnfsouthern A wtniwr, in eetton or relax- Seminary(iBuenS^VIsta, Va.,. for ing. Arrow Ban-Ion® Jgnsrw the holidays.' Sbefejn her fresh- War ond t«o»; k««pt.ih pit- man year.. . {•et Si no iwrtHr dow or haw 4* Ave.; East, Cmiford trVwwIwd and •Breitel, y 4 West Jersey St., Elizabeth at^piiatham 6«Mêe in Pittsburigft^, «eatf«Habl«. In tmoii 'colan. I ., Is spending the holiday seasonT 106 North Ave., E., Westfield with her parents; Mr. and Mrs. Al- $5 bert Breitel of 5 Brown terrace. ^» "Best wishes for a day long Sleeve $6.95 Miss Bonnie Manny, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. E. G. Manny of 2?5 filled with happiness. .. Orchard street, will arrive tomor- I ] OPEN SAT. EVE. t|LL 9 I I tiw for- the holidays at hgmei She H. A. DETERING is in her senior year at the Medical School of Indiana University in Realtor • Insurer Indianapolis, Ind. -'W

1 "* Alex Sickert, son of Mr. and Mrs; Otto. (5. Sicken of 14 G reaver place, is spending the holidays at FOR TWE FIRST TIME EVERI 103 N. UNION AVE. CRANFORD •V horned He is in his sophomfire year 1 v i. •! aft Wagner College in Staten-* Is- land. MIENS WOOL SWEATERS . Miss Norma Mysiak, daughter of -THAT • ••• The Mr. and Mrs. Joseph Mysiak of WASH 117 Mohawk drive,, has returned SPORTSMAN'S SHOP home for the holiday season. A sophomore at the University of & DRY T03 N. UNION AVE. ' CRANFORP &• - Tennessee - in Knoxville, Tenn-, AUTOMATICALLY Miss Mysiak is majQring in j lism, .

Richard Staiger, son of Mr. aiwi Mrs. Hugo M. Staificr, Jr., of 711 j "Brookside place, is spending the holidays at home. He is in his nior year at the University of ine in Ordno, Me.

Boardmnn, a -senior-at Tusculmn College in Grecneville, Tenn., and Miss Virginia Board- man, a sophomore at the same college, are spending the Christmas Holidays witlvv their parents, Mr. WE MAKE BOY SCOUT IV end Mrs. Henrys Boardman of 508 Springfield, avenge. DREAMS COME TRUE! Nelson Lighteap, \lr., son of. Mr. and Mrs. Lighteap o\ 7 Sylvester street, is spending thfe Christmas, holidays at home. He will leave i next Wednesday, spending a week at Daytoria Beach. Fla., where he will attend the Tangerine Bowl Game in which Middle Tennessee State College will participate. He is'a sophomore at the college in Murfreesboro, Tenn.

Miss Elsie Kinncy, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. John I. Kinney.af 19 Bahniere parkway, has returned home for the holiday season. She is in her freshman year at PURITAN Transylvania College in Lexington'. OF 1OO% LAMBSWOOL Ky. She has been elected to Phi SB Beta, music and speech sorority. - t PEERDAtE PULLOVER *11 l lln s t's good to greet oar friend an. «^ - N'<>\v . this happy holiday season. And its good to know that we have so many Mrs. David Brumfield of 120 Elm Puritan fashions purri-amhsw()()TTnto a IUXH.I- street, flew home last. Thursday , oiis A as ihid. A(iuaknil. retain- H> >!iapi-. and all •the natural characteristics of wonderful .wool. Yucca Pack - Roomy pack of sturdy army Available in a range ()f hand-nine o>l^. duck has reinforced seams, adjustable straps. CAR RADIO > I \|- lit! I'. No. 574 PlUs 10% federal tax $4.08 • • i Scout Cook Kit -Oner-man aluminum kit has fry pan, pot, cup, plate. No. 1200 $2.75 SERVICE Dylanlze* V/estinghouse REEL-STRONG FUEL CO. Scout Canteen — U. S.-made canteen of tough 1 " . "DEPENDABLE. FRIENDLY SERVICE SINCE IMi" . 5—DAYS A WEEK—5 aluminum has leakproof seams, chained cap. 9 to^6 (Except Wed.) , No. 1202 Two-Qiyirt Canteen r.~. $3.03 No. 1201 One^Quart Canteen.:...... -.-...r..:...«.«> " ^ " EritraiTce: ]'•-..- OPEN SATV EVE. TILL 9 Rarvfleg r Sleepinpg Bag- g - ."<•>- x.^80" y.jppered hug '' 102""Nr- Urfit) n-Ave. - , hu« warm Dacron fiber fill. -Nu. 1-11)4 $19r95 I Office: -Yard: Lexington Av«. at LVRR 3 North Ave., E: STUART'S sidTut.'Knlfe'-'Brii5.s--lined,-.4-bla:<;ied knife ^ 8 Alden'St. BR^-0483 103 N. UNION AVE, CRANFORD riveted frame, belt shackle/ No. 199G-.-. .:..r.-..$1,75 ^ Carol and 'Wonder Thoiighi^forifce Ghrtetmas' Servm^Bei €andle at Children's Service The REV. WALTER WA(QNlS*î preach on A der of Christmas,"" will.,„„„ « Alliance' Church wil} begin ' At the same service designed for. the family, the ceremony of ed by the Rev. Albert G. Dez§o, agers look up,to Pat Boone, Elvis Presley, Debbie ReynolcfcÂdults, too take part in heTWorship. Generals, baseball stars aud jîti- with Sunday School at 9:30 a.m. the creche with Christmas, in pde- m NeVyT;beirCnildren1s choir will sing "D Gome UtfleTbiUdren" .by pastor, at identical worship serv-" cs^hoid our attention. Each of us also knows about anfi wh.en~the Christmas story will be try and stories also will be held.] Schuk at 7|'o'clock; the Youth ic*s>at>9:30 "and 1.1. a.m; on'Sunday at CiscedtaJChurch. rTspect Some characters in -the Bible. Yet. the trouble Rented in each ddpartmerttôT The children's..' and Jiinlor .liigh choir at 8:30 p.m. the SchooL The herds Shake .Off Your Efcrowsy -• not too attractive side of a persons character. Consider, especially will be offered^by Mrs. Max- pastor,.- Pyne, Sleep," a French carol, and lat* 10 ^Tuttle, pianist; <&nd Mr.s. jn this season of thayear, the Old Testament hero, Noah. The-service wiU'dose with a 1 will bring the iftess^ge ât the 11 p.m.-the Adult choir" will sing "All David ^Barrett, organist and choir ' • " «'' $ "' (I**"''' v . • i , church family friendship . circle o'clock morning worship -service. My HeartfThis Night Rejoices"'; by Are director of Osceola, at the organ Almost everyone knows the outlines of the story in the book and-pirayer. This theme is "Let the Ebeling, "Hear Ye! The Lord The Junior and Westminster choirs A dedication service of children of Genesis. Men persisted in rebelling against God's.will. QodJs Children' Covne.": ; Eve Planned Cometh", by Buxtehude, "Rejoice will sing af the &:30 service and will be h,eld at the service..., isls powWuCnot a weaklln*. I« »let«re language the Bible tells the .. Christmas programsrwili be giv- TPhe Rev. DrÂlb«*t_ Allingef, EVe communion •and Sing" by Bach, and "Let By the Sertior choir at the 11 o'clock story of God puttinr His Rower into action in the flood. Alone ^pur. Th© pastor will also preach en in each of 'the Youth Fellow- "pastor, has fchosea "Love Your candleiiît service will be hel< "!•)* Carols Ririg." -'•..,..,' Officers were elected-at. the an- with pow*r God shows love ~ He say«.-,Noah and his family, a children's sermon;- * ship groups, meeting at 5:45..pjn> Neighbor as Yourself" at' the 9;!*- 0 and ll.p^n. at the( First. Presby- •Three servicesof worship wilt be nual ejection meeting of the Cran- pinnlne the. hones of ft new world otr Nwh. Noah Is the lastebanee On Sunday'morning at the 9:30 At the 6:45 o'clock Sunday eve- terian Church; ' ~" - held orV Sunday morning at 8:15, ford .Baptist Church- last, week* for mm to reealn fellowship with God. Uwially our thoughts about anid 10:55 a.m. service Sunday. a.m. service, a . new communion ning* service, the sanctuary! choir Dr. iRobert G. Long* 9:30 and 11-a.m. The Rev. Arnold Noah stop once his ark runs aenrandvonthe mountains. The Chancel fchoir will sing "Fan- They are: K. G. Schoeffler, tflble, given in memory of Richard under the direction-of Mrs, f M alter, pastor^ will preach. Th* Dahlqiiist, pastor, will be in the • • ' • • . » i> • 6 , ' . "• . , fare lor Christmas Day py BhaW, pulpit. '•?-:''. church clerk; Mrs. David Tyer, W. Lee by his wife and children, ance J. Pyne, wlU present the Chancel choir wilTsing at the first will be dedicated. \ .. gloria te; KêeWs*' $y Mozart Full sessions* of the Church church treasurer; Roy Sallee, modr Take a closer look at Noah. While. God showed His love to this Christmas cantata,$3orn A King," service, and the Westminster choir Two complete'sessionsof Church man whiie God depended upon NOah. to make a fresh start, what followed by a candlelight-service. and ;'&>ng of Mary" by Pridell at at the ll'pjaau hour. ^^\" • School will beheld as Usual for all erator; Mrs. fi. J. Handler, sup- •i : | School for all ages will be. held. was Noah doing? He. was dead drunk. He was completely unaware The program will conclude with a "God Is Salvation" has been^se* departments including the adult erintendent of tHe Church-Schebl; Sunday at -9:30 and 11 a.m. a'tfdfa. class. The junior-Intermediate de- -and unconcerned aboutGod's action for him. And when Noah Christmas meditation T>y the pas- v Thomas Wahman, student as- 4eeted' by Rey. Dr. Longaket Paul Sullivan, financial/secretary. child care nursery will be avatPT started to begin life all over^gain, he had a hangover.- He tor, ,Tho-public is invited to at- sistant, wjitt-'preaeh at the, 11 p.ra; his topic at the 9:30 and ,11 : partment has * planned a special able at the same holirs. \ . John Miller and Carl Hendricks, merely took God's'love for granted and then did just what he tends . • ••,. -• .• ••. -' '..• annuaj Christmas ;Eve candlelight services .Sunday: The Westminstei? • worship • program. That evening 'at 8 and 10 p.m. • On.Christmas Day the sacrament deacons; Mrs". DavfoTTFyer, Mrs. wanted. The hope of the world was foolishly and helplessly drunk On Tuesday rimembete' of the serve. His.^ topic will be "The choir will offer its Christmas mes- I Christmas Eve candlelight services Fishermen's Class will conduct a UneMpiected.1' ,The Chapel choir sage at &: 30 a.m. and the Chancel of holy communion will be Offered Roy Sallee, and Mrs. Ralph Boyd, will be held. The theime will be, when it came time for him to do God's will. . „ ' I at the 9:30 a.nv Festival Service. service^ at the Goodwill Rescue will sih|{i' O Holy Nl^t;' "White y flood b* destruction that God will restart yonr Hft.lt is meetings. - - '"" Thedecoihatiftg committee of the of-evangelism assisted by p.m. service -and by the t Senior af JO 'arid 11 ajm. oh {jjatuiiifty. The Events for the week: Today, 5}:3O Charles. Haag, Mrs. Alfred Cham- Jchonvat the 10 o'clock service. through His love made flesh that He offers us life. It is in; total Members of the Bithia Class are pr-imary departmeiit,- Ch Senior High fellowship v^l iec- p.m., junior choir; 7:45 p.m., Boy berlain, Mrs. John -Miner, Mrs- The Senior Westminster Fellow- trust attd dependence on His Son that you and I can fully *wJerl- hoding a Christmas party tomor-r party will be held at 1 pî- orate Fellowship Hall on Wednes- 45eo'u( -Troop 84; 8 p.m., Adult 1 August Thermann, "Mrs. CarWHeri-. ship" wilt not (bokHta-regutar meet- •ence His love. \ - - .. . v . • , row evening at 8-o'clock in Fel- The Senior High, Fellowship will day for their' Chris'tmas '^dance lowship H-aH^. •'••'•'». sponsor its annual Christmas for- next Thursday evening. A special ...• Tuesday, Intermediate Luther dricks, and Mr*s, Marvin Lowmari. ing on this date, but. will' attend the candlelight service as a group. On Saturday evening members mal, "Swiss WonderlandV' oh meeting of the board of trustees Leaguers will leave .m. will be held at the Cranford t..aod oat heartfelt Goodti. Call Lanes at 7 p.m. and at A vesper service^ will be held Baptist Church by the Youth Fel- The three largest New Jersey Linden at 9 p.m. a,t 6 p.m. Sunday. The Yaoung owship. Members and.friends are municipalities in terms of area are: The Juniqf^choir will rehearse Adult choir \vilL sing. - ..'*•- h'vited" to the half-hour' program Hamilton Township, Atlantic on Wednesday aP(k30 p.m. and. at The Rev/ Frank N. Williams, Following the service, members County, 115 square miles; Wash- 8 p.m. on the same ev«tjing there pastor, will continue his sermon if the fellowship will qonftuct a ington Township, Burlington Coun- patronage during die year. will be a meeting of thenomina- series on possessions with the top- arol sing at Cranford homes, ty, 107 square miles, and Jackson .;-! ting committee at the home of ic, "We Havffâ Saviour," at the iarty will foilow the caroling. /Township, Ocean County, '100 Wesley, Philo, 9 Iroquqis road. pia.ra. service Sunday. The Cos- .The-Rev.-.Frank M^.Ro'ssi,. pas- ''square milesv. '.•("... The following children were [ mopbiUan choir, under the diree- baptized by the pastor OD Sunday tion of George Rainey, will sing. I morning: Kim Susan Rpsander, Miss VirginiaÂbraths will be~at daughter of .Mr. and Mrs. Richard the organ. YOU MAY FIND COMÔKT, HAPPINESS and the WAY TO HEALTH s G. Rosandef; Lori' Jean Bohnet, . Christmas baskets to tome of the (ollowlni . ' daughter of Mr, and Mrs. Robert j. donated by the Missionary Bohner, and Bonnie" Jean" George,' to needy families.' The group CHRISTIAN ftCIENCE RADIO PROGRAMS OF THIS VICINITY Julia and Martin D. Tlttman daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Roy E. meet at 8 p.m. Tuesday. (1JU0 Uc) — Every' Sunday ;;..i '..".. "^ff:4h ».mi "George. " •-• . 8tn. WNEW < Olio Uo) — Every _8und«y '...... „..., -7:00 m.m. / Crahford, !i. J. ' CHRISTIAN SCIENCE WANTED — Clean white rags, Sta. WQXR. (lfltlA hot — lit, »rd Sunday Each Mo...... 11:05 a.m. CttURCI! SERVICES Cranford Citizen" "and Chronicle, Ska. WNTA. ( 0TO ke) — ~nd Friday Eieh Month .... S:30 p.m. 21-23 Alden street. 10 cents per The birth "of Christ Jesus, and reports of benefit* 'received from / / pther highlights from his history Request* lor free Uirrature and j' • b pound. as recorded in the four Gospels, ' Uie«e prorranu « appreciated. will form the background of the Buy TB Chri8bnt» Seals Now lessons-sermon at Christian Sci- ence church' services Sunday. - Keynoting the lesson-sermon en- YOU titled "Christ Jesus" is the Golden MOVING Text from John (12): "I am come a light into the world, that whoso- PREPARED? & HAULING ever believeth on "me should not ATTICS. CELLARS. "-.;•' abide in darkness." YARDS, GARAGES CLEAMED . Scriptural readings irtclude this I General Houte Maintenance passage regarding, the wise men Day or Evening (Matt. 2): "When they saw ihe star i they rejoiced with exceeding, great Has your heating unit been Robert E. Brvmtet J.J.Wills joy. And when they were come into the house, they saw the young checked and properly adjusted A N. Union Ave. 100 E. Broad St. CH 1-3S68 — AD 2-1908 child .with Mary his mother, and Cranford .^Westfield CH' 5-3M3 fell down, and worshipped him: and when they had opened their fair the cold winter ahead? treasures, they presented unto him gifts; gold,-and frankincense, and myrrh." From "Science and Health with Key to the Scriptures" by Mary For a FREE INSPECTION and 4I m••••• 4' ' 4» Baker Eddy this citation will be * ••••• read (p.95): "Led by a solitary star amid the darkness, the Magi o; immediate expert service — call old foretold, the Messiahship o: r 5 o Truth. Is the wise man of to-daj today* No oMgbtion, of course. Cranford, N. J. believed, when He "beholds the ligh' . t I?: Benjamin W. P. Alien, Ph.D., Pastor FIRST CHURCH OF CHRIST. SCIENTIST. CRANFORD. NJ.

V' SERVICES— Sunday. U A.M. CHRISTMAS SERVICE Sunday Schoot. 11 A.M. _ . TESTIMONY MEETING— Wednesday. 8:15 PH. ». READING BOOM— BR 6-9200 y 115 N. Union Avenue • . Sunday, Dec. 24, at 11 A.M. Mon. thru Frl.. 10:30 A^M — 4 P.M. Nothing Counts 4» • Fri Eve. 7:30-9 P M. SatuAay 1 VM.-4 P.M. Like SERVICE" 2 CHRISTMAS MEDITATION - 'Jl MCluistmta "God So Loved The World" HOW ...qnd may o CHRISTIAN - - -if bring you leHNCl and yours fasting., CHRISTMAS MUSIC-^ ,. HEALS peate, jo/oi?4 blessings. ;s;.; By The Church Choir r~ .- --. • 5»^-^ -^ -v <•*,. •-'-& ^\, BKIdjk^ Cranforek , ^g rr. ristmm What Is .the Spirit? M:MiekdeUs Baptist Ghoir to r on Service Set JIT THIS season, one, fre- 259, 2(50): Thus! does MrsI Eddy AwaitsSâss Coaming of the Kiiif Z%.. quently he&ts tb^lremark,. purify the concopLof this holi- A preseotatjon of "The Coming of the-King" by Buck hj» the The Ch£i$tmas, Eve Midnight JSucharist at Trinity Eptseopal Cnur.cb Ol*~- I"! justbaven't any Christ- day season," free it from- the ; Baptist Choir WUJ<; be a highlight of the 11 a.m, Christmas Sunday , wuT begin'at rti30ip.m. Traditional Obristmas carols'>tfill-be sung By mas spirit UJIS year." Mej^yjujv.confinev s of "the calendaisiirid. At Midn^ht : ins his eraotiohs with a tinsel 'direct the celcbralibn lof it ta- service at the. Fi'rst^Qaptist Church. " ••'.'..' ••V • during th© service b>-the men and.boys' choi*. ' '••' -. \;>-. ' Young, people will participate A solemn' high mass • will be The choir-will sing thVJntfoit, •'Break Forth O Beauteous tteaventy yardstick, sucb an individual ward "a more rewarding and' The Rev. Dr; Benjamin W. P. Allen, pastor,, will offer thfc : in a . Church School Christmas Lasting end, . .-.. sung--by the Se-nlor d»ir at mid- Li|!tit" from J. S. Bach's '-'Chrisitjnas Oratorio." The music for the Kyrie; looks for human excitement In night Christmas Eveâjt St. Mi- Christma? meditation^'God^So^Loved The World." Deacon 1 l Service at 9:30 and 11 a.rn. Sun- the 'commercialized .and corn*. A Tbe sjuident of Christian Scl- KeJsey will give the prayer." -' • • ~ Sahetus, Benedictus and Agnus] ••—° •— =-—'' " ""-—*~^ day in Fellowship Hall of th6 First TjeliUVe glitter of holiday- ac- ctrice recognizes (n the ineanins chael's Churcjj, A jwogram of Dei will be f rtin? The Mlssa Brevis of Christmas the birth of-the' carols to be sung include ^Coqief, ^ ThjR Choir, also wilLsing ,"Tbe § Brown, Joanne Johnson, 1 solution. The .service of prepara- Presbyterian Church. tjvity. The wise thinker finds by Everett. Tit'comb. Robert M . tion for ChristmaSjCOtnmtinlpn will The Primary and Junior choirs in the pleasures of spiritual ac- new-old Christ-idea i». his con- O Come Emmanue^V^C* Little 'People That Walked in Darkness", Lois Moore, James Laurel, Nor- . --*-•»••• Town of Bethlehem*" "Gloria in Hazen, organist and choirmaster, take place in *he churehv&fci pm wWbedirected by'.Mrs. Kenneth tivity the reword onlkjsatisfac- sciousness. and this he coni- J>y Rogers. Soloists in the "The man Yopp. The Rev. George Whttg" iUbih - tiolfi-for- biVtlfci;' " " • • Thus he in £gQj:-"When Riha; Richard-Gross, pianist—will Coming of the King" are Gwen- 3s organist and choirthaster.' .So. thai children may include be administered from 7:30 p.m. to be accompanist, ^ ' . searches in vain. alei-l-at this season not to ignore Flowered 'Mid the Snows," an \ The congregation, will sing "Silent. Might" ' .. dolyn Belle, Eva Morris, Rbsctta worship as a part of the Christmas 6-So p.m. 1 The ctdl to worship will be led, The Christ, Truth, i» neverthe- the spiritual inspiration which "Hark! 'the Herald Angels Sing," celebration, there will be a special be has been-teceivirig through* The choir will' offer "Missa Tyiree,^Jo,hn E. Johnson, Edward Services on Sunday,' the, .Fourth "by Kathy Dwyer at the flrst ses- less leavening human thought, I"O Little town of Bethlehem,'.' MangerTService at-"4" o'clock on wbicb, disillusioned at its own out the year:, not to. let his. Choralis" by-Refice at- the masi. A. Jones, Constance Morris,' Eloise Sunday'in Advent, will include 8 sion,; and Susan Krajtner at the thinking becqhie occupied with The. offertory selecfiori will be 'and "O Come, All Ye Faithfeil," Christmas Eve afternoon. At this a.m;, the Holy Eucharist; 9:15 a.m., inability to satisfy, turns hope- Morris, Phyllis Anderson, William service there will be the reading second. The Advent candles will fully to God»~the source 6t. all the; material expressions of "Tui Sunt CoeK*' by Reyl. Organ selections will be ''Noel*."'. r the Parish Eucharist; and 11 a.m., ^Harris, and Howard Young. of the traditional Christma3 t>«iuns be lighted by Margaret •Minne- true joy. Thus gradually thi» Christmas. ,"'. '••'.. . Masses "will be hel^j at 7, 8,5):15, by Buck; "In "Bethlehem's Town" Mprnfng Prayer, Litany and ser- man, Nancy Sweetser, Betty Jane - and Scripture lessons along with ; artificial consciousness is grow- U is soraetlmes said almost, 10:30 and. 11:30 a.m. on Christhiaj [ Other members of the choir are by Mueller, an*. "Laudato Do- --<• mon. There will be no church Shire, Diane Ruppert, Gail Hel- ing out of its own erapdneis with resigned .Indifference, that Carxrt" Laurel; Priscilla Sims, minum" by Lanf. the singing of the familial Christ- school classes on Sunday morning Day. The Boys' choir will sing at mas carols. In keeping with an w.ig, Edward Wolfe, and Carl into 4 fuller conception of Ufe Christmas is really for children, the 11:30 mass, and the Children's but the nursery will be open to pjank, Melanie Hughes, Deborah and its spiritual blessing*. this' stateiprint parfly reflects ancient custom ttiere will be the care for children up through 8 choir at the 9:15 a.m. children^ art Blessing of .the Christinas Creche MalBtfte, Teter Caddie, Susan The theme of the" angels the/wfstful memory of the joy- mass.- . • • years of age. ' ''.--, (Luke 2:14), "On-earth peate, oua spontaneity with which one iz- 'as the children come to -kneel Oray, Karen Walters arid Cindy Confessions' will be heard from 3 Twfore the Christ Child. \ On Tuesday,'. the Feast of St Vroom. '."-•_ good will toward, men," hoi* greeted Christmas In his childhood. Indeed Christmas is for to 6 and.7:30 to ft p.m. on Satur- Stephen, Morning. Prayer will take . AlWi Cramer and Cindy Vroom aided the birth pt Christ Jesus. On Christmas Day there will be Mary Baker Ejddy, the^ Dis-children—for the childlike day. Children's confessions will be a celebration of the Holy Eucharist place in the church ât 8:45 a.m. will- read the scripture. Ushers hear;d qi> Friday at 9 a.m» "lor St and a celebration of^the Holy covcrcr and Founder of Cfaa*is- heart of all ages that abounds •at at 8 a.m.; 9:45 a.m., Christmas will^be John Conoyer, John Pat- tian Science, says of this an- rill innocent gaiety and sincere . \Michael's students and 9,ajn. Sat- Matins; and 10 a.m., Holy Eucha- Eucharist will be held at 9 km. At berg, Peter Crane,.. Thomas urday for other students, i 8 p,m. The Cranford Chapter . gclic message (No and Yes, p. affection for good. While they i ' Schricker, John-} Roberts, Peter 44), "Inêvery age and clime, are small, it,is right for chil- Tonight at 6:45 pjn. Girl Scout Alcoholics Anonymous will meet Guy, Carol Allen, William Miller, dren to enjoy the merriments' of in Sherlock Hall,^ •On earth peace, good will to-' •Ity Troop 547 will, meet }n Sherlock Robert O'Brien, Ray Koenig,• WiU- ", ward men' must be tne watch- the season; but the true spirit Rabbi Shanken to Tell Hall. The wen and hoys' choir, will On Wednesday, ihe Feast of Sf. 11am Johnson and JohnJRauch. word of Christianity." - of Christ needs to be planted 'Attitude Toward Death' rehearse-at 7:30 rp.m. : • John'the Evangelist, the service of . A visit to the Rev. and Mrs. J. To enjoy. Curistraas to the vviUi.these youthful joys so that riabbi Sidney D. Shanken will '.Morning; Prayer will'take place at when the lesser pleasures fade, w ' ^ " On Friday, an Ember- Day, Holy T, Jones, missionaries in North fullest, one must celebrate, it the real meaning of Christmas, speak on "The Jewish Attitude . Eucharist will Be offered'at 7 a.m. '8:4S.'.a.mJ> and thte Holy Eucharist -Carolina, will be described by. not through the traditions of' Toward Death" at the 8:30 pjn. will be offered at 9 a-m. having matured'inthoiight, wi}l with special Intention for the in- ;Betsy Wagner, who visaed the material sense but through the service tomorrow at Temple Beth- crease of the ministty. Cub Pack Next Thursday. Holy. Innocents Joneses with, her family during ministry of healing sickness, assume its rightful and reward- sin, and denth which* Jesus- es- ing plnce in the experience of- El. • . . -.-;,. ;•' j .:;•....;:.••; •M 74 will meet.in Sherlock Hall at 45ay, the service of Morning Prayer the ^Thanksgiving holiday. .The tablished. tlic individual. • The Bar Mitzvah, Mark Burg, •'.fti- •• 7:30 p.m. < will be held in the church at 8:45 local church gives financial .sup- son of Lt: Colonel and Mrs. Morris" it. On Ember Saturday. the Holy aim.- followed by a cetetfration of "Christmas respects the Christ The true Christmas spirit is ^ port to their work, and the Church Burg, wilt recite the kiddusij. Hfr Eucharist will be offered at 9 a.m. the Holy Eucharist at 9 -tun. School and congregation, send too much to submerge itself in the spirit of the Christ, healing : and saving all munUind. It is also will read the torah and!; haf- ^ with special Intention fo,r the peace The Couples' Club"' Christmas merely temporary means and Christinas gifts. '',._ ,..","..' ;.._;. i. >»..ejtds. it represents the eterna| at hand now, and always will torah at the 10 a.m. service Satur- of the world.-Those wHo- wish to. progressive dinner will take place TKe'Rev.l Laird 6. Milier,'as- informing Soul recognized only be, •enabling each,of us to let day. . _ .. ' ;• help with the decoration of, the next Thursday evening beginning of. us to all,of you! i ( sociate pastor, "/will* : offer the in harmony, in the beauty and his light shine and 'thus help church for the Christmas Feastare at 7 p.m. - ® • • Christmas message, "Whose Child bounty of Life everTasl'ing,—i.n spiciid the glow of the Christy The conutiunity of Bivalve hi- asked to report at 10 a.m. The fee- S3 This?" . the truth thnt is Ufc; the Life through prayerful, spiritual Cumberland. County has^JjeeM, the; Hayeck's Fine Foods tor will be in the church ttjxm 4 to The eastern goldf inch, sometime that heals and saves mankind" thinking so that it will bless (all Ijeart of New Jersey's oyster indus- . Fred J. Hayeck, Prop. 5, p.m. for/spiritual counseling and called a "wild, canary," is Ihe offi- (The. First Chlirch of Christ, mankind.-i-the Christian Sci- try for many years. The first com- to administer the" sa6rament of ab- 51$ Centennial Aye. Cranford. II cial' State^ bird .of -New Jersey. ORT Day Celebration Scientist, and Miscellany, pp. ence. Monitor mercial shipment 6t oysters- to* made from Bivalve in 1870< Plans to Be Discussed Plans for celebration of ORT The most noted Indian attack in The* first' permanent colony ~u\ The. Palisades that border the Day will be discussed bjC Mrs.New Jersey took place hear Bergen County was' founded by Hudson River run for a distance of Theodore Pearlman. of 23 Blake 17 miles within New Jersey's bor- Swartswood Lake in May, 1756, David des Marestj-a French Hugue- avenue, chairman for this year's Anthony S\vartsout, his wife and ders. In places, tlê Palisades not -vyho, w.ith his famjly, settled in observance of the annual event, at daughter were killed .and two reach a height of 500 feet above sea •¥ a board meeting of the Westfield- what is now New Milfprd in 1677.level. • . <"?•' ' . Cranford chapter of Women's young, children were made cap- fa' American Ort this evening:, at the tives. ' • home of Mrs. Wallace Gelbei- in The sweetest path of life leads Westfield, .- . . through the avenues of learning * Mrs. Bernard Nappen of 19 Penn and whoever can open up .the1 way roadr program,chairman, will re- for another, ought; so far, to be view the programs for the remain- esteemed a benefactor to mankind. --'K • • •' •••'• •• der of the season. —DAVID HUME

May the sweet toy* of Christmas fill the hearts Of you and yours, now and evormore. lib Wftltdms BeadyJBox

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Your'friendship and patronage have helped make this a truly happy time for us. ^\ May your Christmas abound with the spirit of great joy.

May the joys of (hrisunas fill OPEN THURSDAY EVENINGS your hearts with wonder, and love, both Mrs. Beth Clay, former associate, will be here- to. now and through the coming years. serve you Thursday evenings from 6 to 9 P.M. '.,y

L ' -'- .'/ - "• . «wed.Monday, Cbrjstbasrrur>' 4 AND •- " JERRY KEMMERER - Calif' — ,\ FERN'S WATCHES an£ CLOCKS / The.,'"^ RlDYandOLGA Eastman St at Nlorth Ave. Cranford. 12 N. Unjon Avenue Cranford 7 South ^. — BR. 2-5270 '—. Cranfor* J 4

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'..• • * , DECEMBER 21 poinsettia kept in a • dark comer o( 7 Mornihgside place, second cnnrn with or anrl 'fn :>i\ and Itiohard McCrccry Of

[from aliol air outle j 3> Keep it c&pl. A "plant on a , _ drive, faculty . J?It is coy the fact that a geigh-! j jMl6Y¥& 'j'porch will hve a long; time as long boyhood is all while that.iyi.ak.es it i ' s" 'tempepatiirt does -nor go

fi^^rable to liegroes; rattier, 4i h. |'; -.--•--- -? ^-'<-"' ^4 hef the| homes and 'the ^ection—the '" Efvery -season seems to bring lts: jppjy^enoi '"**><** plant.

V C CSir t W On Vaeatfoff " ' whi|s.» J™ ^ - - . ' ;5^ ^. te ^-^.Lf^Pot- But'fUm't let the^lantstand ' Studpnts- in Jhp Cr^nfortl Adult School have a holiday like, their of fttioda Fink, Irving ad? whether to set the-clock back; Water Needs . children. Their vacation^however, Ad ms, îSljarlotte," Hogan, and' to'i ahead. How can you tell H a poinsettia »>• will bo nwtch longer. .' > Vn nk Hogan inârreweririg ques-! And-nowiat Chrifrtmas — as if'needs water? Your own green, '; The 524 persons, enrolled in. the adult school'^: faJtl semester com- tie, s presented frcfm the floor at there were not enough decisions to. thumb helps. A -florist may lilt e Y-otino «f t^, n ' * A -n ' be made — we have to try to re-'plant in its. pot..If it feels heavy, pleted classes on December 12, but a feeetlne of the Cranford Com be mad* —w e na% leeung pi^xne uraiMora._t,qm- membei-; whether to keep the poln- he decidefe H, has enough water. Tfiey'don't return to'school until >*"„•" A ' »• V Jr—' " memberwhether to keep the poin _., ... Tuesday, February 6— if they en- roll agairir--^' . . : . Bmel feh»El--.Mondaye OR Open Housin. nightg: .at temple. fimoistet.tia', warcooml anandd dr dryy o, rwar cooml and Lighwatert .weigh It's best ist hitps signalet al plantto appl; geyt 17 father dry between waterings. • Beginning^coritract bridge With ^rs/Willlam>EvL6xley, anfei members also explained mtolsfc Or cool during the day and M anning Rudd, former, president wa ff ttt night? lm R, Harrison, specialist formerly of. Un'dejt^-te^cently mdvca into, their i1iet«ly-purcb.ascd de&iko* the law concerning dis- • " , K-;. ' " ~_ at Rutgers, is of the-Board of. Education,', as the homeât 101 "Hamptoii^tre^t,.'.shown above: Mr. Lojfley, who.tjs" fein housing.- Bene-I Not 'to confuse you further. t^s; the most popular how the experts say- youour,a.athorityrittr^this information. 1 associated with the Singer. ^nijfactur-ing Co., purchased^this" dieJion was by the Rev^ Dr. Albert? course atNlje fall semester with le for yn» 54 persons cn>aUed: Multiple £&sigd property tram Mciand Mrs. Cho"r. s Pqtter/^The pastor of 'Cranford Want to-keep it happy' all through Just so you'll ,appreciate>ôur property was listed and Sold by Maryv.Kmerim-.qf the-G. Ei M« hodist Church. - ; the holidays and even beyond?-' Other popular "Sûrses were: land Office, 13 Eastman street; >v^' ~^< • ; plant a^tle Jhnore, he reminds yi Social dancing, «Q; ^meetingôf the group will Much Ucht that "U/jyas a long time growing. in the stock mirfcet, S3; psych in .in Sherlock HaU of Trl- Jersey florist? - began get- are invited to a cocktail party at fill that needSle pointe it; thai • possible. Keep the. lightest ; y gn g everyday living, 24; iaterm ting readdy fof r ChristmasJasChitJ t April. contract bridge, 19; speed readinL he hpme of Mrs..NobeJ Anderson some. 35 ' bourses will .be offered jftit Uîscopal Church on January £to by ^ and, jn the Uving y y g They"unpacked bundles of what ' and/beginning conversational 4 -ByFveater street on Saturday- in many fields.: , 22. room in the evening. .Leaves of a seemed -like dry sticks that, they French and Spanish, 20 each.i-r^- - ^. 9-p;W. Board member*; Information about courses may received from growers in Cali- Among-other courses at the fall be obtained from Registrar Paul fornia. •>•"''. semeister \vere: Art tori beginners, ,W. Selby at Cranford High School. Aivirays kept under..tropical con- 'creative thinking and Idea develop- Adult School . Vn, Iverseri-. Said' J0n6- spring ditions, in the greenhouse these ment through .memory training, semester will open on Tuesday, plants grew, and florists took cut- creative writing; djog obedience February 6,' at the high school. tings to begin hew ones. . ^kraining, flower arrangement Registration will be held: Wedr The- earlier the cutting was root- wbrkshopriirst aid, beginning and As Christmas Gift nesday, January 31, and Thursday, ed, the taller the plant grew. te* intermediate golf, millinery, -pi- Looking for that extra or special February 1, from 7 to 9 p.m. at%e, JJOVtail or short, all plants came anoranging, public speaking, sew- hristmas gift? Dr.' Kenneth W. high schobt '.'•,- ' 'I intolfower at the same time. This> Ingj and II, slim and trim, steno- Iversen,, president- director of • the Copies^ of "The, PoHtics of is so because^the length of day ltîd typing. Cranford Adult School,' today sug- Trade,": >may be ob'talned from decides bloom. STUDENT, TOCv-Julius Madey of Clark, who win spend" Christ- Two specialjprograms conducted gested you consider.a course at the Mrs. Thpmas^Parrott, 113 High Too much light- cantlejay a poinr. : mas Hay relaying radio • messages from, men stationed at the during the falhssemester were a Adult School's spring semester, ,t:o streets : •, .' X ••'•";• ,•" settia "crx>p" as when/Someone teacher training: coft*s4_ co-spon-r DR. H. BERMAN leaves lights burning in a grefen^ Antarctic to. their loved ones throughout Ihe country, tries,but stry experiment in laboratory. ât.Ûnion Junior College, sored with the g house at night by mistake. Club and a course for powerên^ OPTOMETRIST So a plant that's been such a ,-i uhder^the watchif/il .eye qf Mrs. Janet-V. Dunkekpf Scotch Plains, : : glneers. . .", • - : '••••.'.;--: v ." '"•" • :.:••. '.. long time growing- deserves care chemistJprînstructoir. An "amateur ham operatorT A^r. Madey is Cranford V-' ' Kwiilworth that will help it stay colorful a few an engineeîtg-.TOajor.at. Union Junior.Cpilege. (Story "oil page 6 .•..;..:_; ...^.:-. days or even weeks. of Section Three^J jr. VIA Carols, Preseiits Favors

EveningDeptr¥lA Fashions At Niirsiiig Home niMS»t%^^ Members of the Junior VIA entertained and presented favors to guests at BrooJtjMe Nursing fjome Forty pairs.of terry cloth, slippers w^rjj completed by members last Thursday. of the Evening- Depa* tnfent of the •VJA:airf the workshop "meeting^ last Eight: members and their chil- irsdayuat^the home of^Mrs. Thomas fievlin, 22 Herning avenue. dren sang" carols under the direcr. tion of Mrs; AnclrejKJiyjjeeJer, mu- The slip^rs will be delivered this'week to Babies' Hospital, a sic department' chairman, unit of the United Hospitals of Newark, for Christmas gifts. The pro- . The American home department ject represents, part of the. unit's- made 32 Christmas tray favors for contribution to the New Jersey. p.m. and 8:30 plm. Wednesday. ' the horiie. The grdup .returned State Federation of Women's to the home of Mrs. C. E. Leonard WflHam Plummer of 5 Bargos *sm^^ Clubs evening . membership de- for. refreshments. partment's ° statewide project in place -will;- read the scripture. The regular monthly meeting support of Babies' Hospital. ,, Members of the Glee "Club partici- has been cancelled, during Decem- May Santa's pack be filled with happiness! AND AIX OUR BEST' WISHES FOR YOUR rThe January meeting will fea- pating will be Richard Kjeldsen ber. Members and their husbands ture talks by Dr. Richard Reed HAPPINESS "'THROUGHOUT THE COMING YEAR. and Francis M. Coei both of Ba- ttospital, outlining work of Kantudr and Soils ' . il. The^ proceeds of a 120 South Ave., E. BRidg^ 6^893! breakfasV and fashion show.to be : held by Ti^e Evening Department in May wilHae donated to the pro- •• ^••••'•••sv -t^tjFK ject. Merry Christmas Mrs-. A,., C. Cr'sihicf,' chairman, SAY MERRY CHftiSTMAS WITH presided at the bufei|iess meeting and preceding the workshop. She an- I GOODjWlSH nounced-that the Evenin&pepart- m'ent had cooperated whli the Happy New Year FOR Wednesday Morning Club Sand Colony, Club to send. eight high To AU Our ' MONEY! .: THIS school girls from Cranford -to Douglass College Day on, Novem- '' " ber n.. •: ' .. . 1 SPACE! 50 Years of Quality L Friends and Customers duced' by Mrs. Richd^iW.. Rolke^ membership chairman. They are: — from — I TIME! E, HJ Sfb<*|i^<>r ""d Mrs. John T. FUs. Mrs. Paul F. Mcholls .was introduced as a gtfest. - Larry and Hy Two new members were intro- I The workshop was under the direction of the American home ! OUR ANNOUNCEMENT 'chairman, Mrs. Theodore Wasser- WATCH I*'' bach. Refreshments were served by Mrs. 'Edgar -Burns assisted by UTOUftNlOVE I Mrs. George, Holliday and Mrs. u Schenker. '**' TO OUR NEW LOCATION Open Evenings 18 North AveM W. ' UtflMATlC" Local Students to Appear {THE VlASHtR WAT ALSO DRIES ClOTHESl In Program at Pingry CRANFORD CLEANERS ... IN ONE CONTINUOUS OPERATION! ft' Cranford students will take part 13 No. Union Ave. Cranford i:< the annual Christmas program 1 at Pingry School, Hillside, at 2:15 ^-^7 FULL-SIZE k .*."• ,101b. AUTOMATIC ••0 ' WA$MtR I FUll-SIZE i the joys Only 29'^ AUTOMATIC i Wide DRYER of the Yuletide Available In Gas or1 ElectHe Models: ' ONE season be SPACE-SAVING COMPACT UNIT yours in great, 1

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Pa*e Six CRANFORO (N. J.) CITI2EN ANP CHRONlCTJE^-THURSDAir, DfeCgMBEflr2it tM1 t pojnscttia 'kep.(«in' a- dnr,k* -corner I iviU soon, wither and fall. en6r, and\Bi£hara Keep a poibscttia" put.of a

• i ••*?••- »,.-••• On- the fact/ that a mia^H^J^^^^^^ÎCSTî^^^ wUi llvfe nj^ngtimôs long ; is- BU whil'd .thft-'makes it Vr'iy'*"- ,/•'., • . •• [*= thc .Werature doesjurt gd throes; rather.>^ - -' ^Ô««tiimif i .'^lew^Q degrees. at-nighC • and tfte" section—the Every season seems to bring snipe, Ihirfgs which made it dostr- oj^J""^^"""--—,- ^- . I root sysUim, aW-the wajTôwn the, N xt fJ abl to whites." ' .°' ' .! «> ^P »8 when daylight sav- -t. put cjon't -let ,thC plant .Students in the CranfordÂiUj& - ' A, . ' .^ .. , . ' 'J>-g. ing Um«? *tarls a lot of.us wrtrbe. ;„« saucer IfiHed w'ithv a holiday like-their ln a 9aU fhis- pefa^^ru made by a Dane! -scJa£h£g our. heads trying tc^ ' Wate* r• -Needs children. Thbir. vacation, however-r v will be much longer. 'coiisistlng of••RHaBf înk, UVing^cJde whether to set tht* clock .back How can>ou tell if a poinsettfa §s^£^S£^^C^$ TU&ms, • Charlotte : Jlogan and 01 aheacU ' .,~ -•• :\ '.' •'• needs water? Y6ur. own green The 524 persons enrolled'in the Hogan ii*. answering ques-' ow^t Christmas - as• if a#ult' school's fall semester com- present from the fbor * decisions^ pleted classes-oii r .1 i .u ' « *' . ~ •> • be made we nave to try to rere:- plnt n P s heavy, * .meeting, of the Cranford. Com- J*££gf ^we .^Wt, ^ ^n-.;he deddes -it has enough water. they don't return to sjchool until wh cr e Tuesday. February 6— If they en- Ujjteeon Open Housing at^Temple KCttia warm and dryTVarm and. U«*ht weight is; his signal to apply roll again. fi h-EUMonday night. : moist, 'cool and dry or cool and. water. Its best t6 let ai.plant get Beginning contract bridge wrtte .HEREmOM LINDEN-.X^Mr, and Mrs. William £C,LOxley, anel- members also explained^ moist. Or cool durlngihie iajhand rajher. dry between ^g ... formerly fit Linmen;, recently moyed into their newly-purchased " lClaleolm >R. Harrison, spedalist -Channirig Riidd, former president warm at'night? of ihte. Bpard-of Education, as the home at-J01 HampfcR street, shown "alaove.-.Mr. Loxley, whotis detpil^ of the law concerning dis- 'thsflower growing at Rutgers, is x riinatiwn. ..-to .housipg. Berie- Slot "to confuse "jgu further, ithority for this Informatioii; instructor was the'. most popular asôciated^wiî ^the. Singer JVySn-ufactaririg Co., purchased this here'is • h6w." the expertSi.jsay.. you course at the fall semester with Multiple Listed: DKpperty from Mr. and"Mr«. <^hiarles Potter. The ^kiion was by the Rev> Dr,. Albert ^pqinsettia if you Since April 54 persons li can property "jted and sold by Mary .Knlerlm-jof^the G. E. " "~ Allnger, pastor of Cranford want to keep it happy aU through Just so y^mUl appreciate your Other popular courses were: ll?odist Church. ' -; the holidays and even beyond: plant a little more, he reminds ydii Social dancing, 60; investing in the land Office, ext meeting, of the «roup will '•-. Much Litht . j that it was a longtime growing". stock market, 33; psychology in are inyiWcT to a cocktail party, - at fill that-(need. Hepdinted oiiljt that . ft:: be *•*. cn,»^«îr«aii «*-rri 1) Give your plant all the.light New^ Jersey floristsNwgan get- everyday living, 24; intermediate tn-Sherlock liau of Tri- .:. • "./' fl 4. 4u«. i<»v>«x •" ' • ' '.""••' room in the evening. Leaves of a seemed like dry sticks that thjeyj French and Spanish, 20 each. • from 7 to 9 p.m. Board" members, Information about courses may. . received from growers, in CalP1 v Among other coursed at the fall will be hostesses. be .obtained from Registrar Paul fornia. •' . - semester were; Art for beginners, W. Selby at Cranfojrd High School.' Always kept under tropical eon- creative thinking and idea develop- Adult School Dr, Iversen said' thfi spring dlflpns. in the greenhoijse, these ment through memory training,. semester will open on- Tuesday, plants grew, and florists toofc cut- creative writing, dog obedience Course Suggested February 6, at the high school. tings to begin new ones.. •raining, flower, arrangement Registration will be held Wed-T The earlier tfte cutting was root- workshop, first aid, beginning and As Christmas Gift nesday, January 31, and Thursday, intermediate golf, millinery, pi-- : ed, the taller the plant, grew. • -: Looking for that extra or special February 1, from, 7 to*9, p.m, at the - But tall or short, all plants came anoranging, public speaking, sew- Christmas gift?> Dr. "Kenneth- W. high school. into flower at the same time. This ing I and II, slim and trim, steno- Iversen, president- director of the J Copies: - Politics of graphy, arid; typing. . : is so because ihe length of day Cranford Adult "School, today sug- ,trad'pr". may be obtained from r decides*"bloom; -• • , STUDENT, TOCv-Julius Madey of Clark, who will spend Christ- Two special programs conducted gestedyou consider a course at the -Mrs. Thomas ParrQtt,- 1W" High Adult School's spring semester tc/ street. Too much light can dela^ a nuin- mas day relaying, radio messages from men stationed at the during the fall semesteivwefe a teacher, training course* co-sporf- settia^ "crop" as. when someone Antarctic, to their loved oneV^thrbughput the country,: tries out DR. H. BERMAN leaves lights burning- in a green-; sorad. with the Ctanford College house" at night by^mistake. • chemistry -experiment in laboratory aVunion Junior College, Club and a course for power en- QPTOMETRI^ So aplant that's been such a under the watchful eye of Mrs. Janet V. Dunkel of Scotch Plains, gineers. ... long time growing deseryes:care chem|stry 'instructor; An amateur ham operator, -]Wr. Madey is Granfor-d Kenilworth that will help it stay, colorful avfew .an engineering major -at IJniog. Junior" College.. (Stpry on page 6 Jr:VK€ai*Ss, more:days or even weeks. -'•".-/'•.' *pf Section Three.) ' - " " " ' , ' ' • Presents Favors At Nursing Home - -Members of the Junior VIA en*, 9 tertained and presented favors to HGS Slippers for Babies Hospital guests at Broftkside Nurstng Home .Forty pairs of terry cloth slippers were .completed by mernbers last Thursday. Eight members and their chil- of the Evening* Department of the VIA at" the workshop meeting last dren sang carols under \hd direc- Thursday at the home of Mrs. Thomas Devlin, 22 Merning ave^ye. tion of Mrg, Andrew Wheeler, mu- The slippers will be delivered this week to Babies' Hospital, a sic department cfiairmah. unit af.the United'• Hospitals of Newark, for Christmas gifts. The pro- The American home department ject represents part of the unit's " made .32 Christmas tray favors for contribution to the, New Jersey p.m. ariy.;$30 pirn. Wednesday. Uxv home. The -group returned State" Federation of Women's William Plummer of 5 Bargos. Xo the home of Mr».-C. E-.l,eonard lubs evening membership de- for refreshments. • place will' read the scripture. The regularj monthly meeting partment's statewide project in .. May Santa's pack be filled with happinesit support of Babies' Hospital. Members of the Glee Club partici- has been cancelled during Decem- ber. Members and their husbands , . AND.ALL OUR BEST WISHES FOR -YOUR The January meeting' will fea- ating will be Richard Kjeldsen HAPPINESS THROUGHOUT IH|,.qpMiN6 YEAR. ture talks by Dr. Richard Reed •Ml and Francis M. Coe, both of Ba-. CmnforAVphoktery life bies' Hospital, outlining work of "••."' f. Kantner and Sons P the. hospital. The proceeds of a 120 South Avc, E. ^ ^ BRidge 6-0898 m H breakfast and fashion show ft> be M P held, by the Evening Department in May will be donated to the pro- Merry Christmas •'F'Jf.'-^'-^VrV,--'-" ject. ;•.•:•• 1 mi SAY M^RRY CHRISTMAS WITH AN 'I'l-Jiiivji': !;.;.^: Mrs. A. C. Cramer, chairman, presided at the. business meeting "ULTIMATIC" ¥••:•• preceding the workshop. She an- ..-and~ nounced that the Evening Depart- WITH E \TER y GOOD ment had cooperated with the Wednesday Morning Club and Happy l$eyp Year Y-OiUFi HAPPINESS Colony Club to send eight high school girls from < -6r3ntord^ to" Ttf All Our THIS Douglass College Day on Novem- • t ber 11. Friends and Customers . 50 fears of Quality duced by Mrs. Richard W. Koike, membership chairman. They are: — from — Mrsi E. H.. Schenker and Mrs. John T. Fjis. Mrs. Paul F. NichoUs was introduced as a guest. Larry and Hy Two new members were intro- The workshop was under the di-

.v,. , •' • \\ • Yf rection of the • American home chairman, Mrs. Theodore Wasser- WATCH FOR OUR ANNOUNCEMENT bach. Refreshments were served SOON —ABOUT OUR MOVE by Mrs. Edgar Burns assisted by Mrs. .George Holliday and Mrs,. !—„•. Schenker. TO OUR NEW LOCATION Open Evenings "ULTIMATIC 18 North Ave.,W. Local Students to Appear THE WASmiHAT ALSO DRIES CLOWES P In Program at Pingry CRANFORD GLEANERS | 13 No. Union Avc. Cranford IH ONE CONTINUOUS OPERATION! Cranford students will take part i:i the annual "Christmas program at; Pingry School, Hillside, at 2:15

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r Do not \n-vy, .laIRl. Mlms ()f mo|)t,y s jn^New^Jecsey.l but our principles never.—Wilhan I or-hand. Make a pracUce of m'uk- with more t'haij Cain" Sussex qlone. | Lloyd-{jStftisoi&T 1 ' inn- an? P;IIH:IIIR.c>uring-.her. three- ' ir.g fi-eq«.ie.nt dii|>aMt« during bank- I •-.Bottom.;•• 1 nessmen ing hOUV-'. ' . .; • • t.st'hool. lii*fi(iiiyjfrht' ju-t institute is ... „ ». Pulic-f Chief Ltr-lKj^W. Po'vyell this week isJueei a warninjj^y^nop- Next Tuesday * Malje ii'i-taitv that burglar and y of. distinguished-artists, pers aria bu.sines.snx.-n :<>"%£ alert for 'thieves, ph-kpockets and fraiiriu"--•; fIJP, ^.Uirms—Sre jn good wtfrTcinfi | A^famed p ; whoyj """ Jbtinl chetr}; operator;-. duri;-.g' the holiday- shopping wjriod. iorder They .shogld be -tested fre- I drer»»s theatre comes to Crauford' -Uri. Ru'th-Muy »P799 West End 'i Chief Powell Suggested that the quently. - - _ " '';•.-. - '• .... well: Ben Shahn and Doug Tuesday afternoon, when v.Wizard place has been graduated from the J .'..following precaution..* l>o unlocked or the keys in_the. \ Chief Povyell saidL' additional by the public?- police porsonnul have been as* Productions prGsen'^.''A"S Men ' switch. ^••f Do not .carryy, latgge sums of signed to^tt^e ..business area to nifiT Niglrt':. preffnf" oh the stage In urging"^ proprietors of mer- momw.wh'eh shopping. ctipe witlj the increase 1n motor of the CViinford Theatre: This im- Do • not" handbags on a cantile establishments* to .take pre- a'f.d p'edestrian traffic an"d -to keep mortal classic.by William SRalt-ei- cautionary measQrqs to safeguard a-'^Vatch on business establish- •—•. -•- tountefvEhen examining merchan- peare has been expertly^ condensed • . '.:„' disc: . ' •• .. " ^ > "their property flu'ring t^e holiday ments. He added' that members of . Do not.-carry hand&iags suspend,- season,. Chief Powell, suggested:.;; his depa-rtmeVit are available tit and adaj3ted.l5jrmalte.it completel'y, "ed from the shoulders in crowded Upon closing your'pla.ee of busi- assjsf^he shopping public in any tlrrelerstOod and enjoyed by chll- i ness, make certain that all locks ,on way possible and are ready to do ureri of the 5 to 13age^roup. , Do not purchase merchandise of-" doors and i windows are secaroly a{l hi their power to,safeguard pro- A company of adult prbfcssional fer£d by strangers, , "v fastened. perty and prevent accidents.. actors — the. same who appeared] . . Do not leave packages An. un- Be"'sure to rnaJwuVin iPhight jn" the jpicw York production—will ; locked motor vehicles: light in yomrplaee bf- business: perform in the Cranford Theatre Nf

D«e Club .•....-.-• Officers >ere elected at the second meeting or>tlie 4-H Dog Club "st. :." last Friday at the^llk^ Lodge" They are: Fred Hofske^of-West- f|eld, president; Michael Peters-of Shdp Every Night 'til ^at Martin Crahford, vicej-president, -•^ndsafane "'•"{ , ;• Including,Saturday .. Anspach of. ;WestffftJd,., secretary^ reporter^ .. .'./'.'• For the first time member, brought their dogs for lessons in basic obedience. Twen]ty-one dogs were given instruction under the direction of Mrs! A. C. Hoff and Mrs> j/tfvin McGee, adult advisers. The next meeting will be at 4 p.m. January 5 at the lodge. Mem bers will bring their dogs. Trowel, Trellis v Club Christmas ^ Party Held • •• A Christmas party nnd»«xchange. of ,giftsx followed a meeting-of the Trowel and'Trellis Garden Club held Monday at the home of Mrs. T. J. Fitzgerald, 12 Kensington road.. Part of the evening was devoted to" making bedside arrangements which will be delivered by CAN WE Mrs. J. E. Fitzgerald, chairman o! garden^ therapy, t6 the East Or- ange Veterans^ Hospital. THIS FANTASTIC A demonstration was given by Mrs. C. Heath Bodden and Mrs, T. J. Fitzgerald of "Greens Through- GUARANTY? out the House." • :• >. "Weathered in Driftwood" wll A 5 Year Insurance Policy be the subject of a talk tiy Mrs Philip G. Briieckner of Livingston the likes of which a member of th& Nationaf.Council of Amateur Accredited Judges of you never sow before! Flower Shows at a joint. meeWttg of the Trowel and Trellis and Dig HOWt'B«caut«, thh praduef hat !»••« arid" Delve! Garden Clubs at'the until ft is as pcrlcd in dcsi'on and ptrforirisnca' as a ma- Municipal Building on January 4 efiliw can possibly be! Ytnl You Wn buy a"fbastor"for a at, 8:15 p.m. ' ' . ' //«/• /«s and o«f a {of leu foasfsr. Anywhcra you po, at ON YOUR any iim*. .>. your feasf«r is INSU&tDI Guaranteed to work ' as ptrfttly at fit* day you took It home! , • ••_'_ Men In Service TD/3 Lawrence C. Buch'er, son INSURED 4f Mr. and Mrs.' WillianvJ. Bucher "14 Rogifr TCortoh-prace, is -a SAVINGS patient at the U. St Naval Hos^ pital, Annapolis, where he is re- cuperating fron> shoulder injuries sustained in a'fobtball game. He •is stationed at the U. S. Naval Re- tearch. Laboratory, 'Chesapeake Beach, Md. ' •

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Announced Shoi Night /til' Christmas 'ti t • Including Saturday -">^f . The Union Goqhty Park Com? mission today annotj^ced th U ''dtfey. schedule' of the Warinahco YOUR PERSONAt v Park ice Skating Center: . f/ . •-* TonrlorrDur 'and * Saturday, gen- y .; erai'skaUng sessions will, be conducted from 8:30 B.rrf: '..to noon, >-2:30 to 5:30 p.m.; and from.,8:00 -::•:••: .,,,^ .^:: ,,.^ L r-. to 11:6b. pxn. . r On Sundfly^&e pubhVmay skate from 9:30 a.m. to noon and frtfm 2:3,0 to 5:-30 p.m» The center will NO. UNION AND ALDEN - be closed Sunday evening and ori CRANFORD: Christmas Day. -; • ELM and QUIMBY Qn, Tuesday, Wednesday, .Thurs- WEStFIELP: day; Friday ,and Saturday of- ii "week, skating sessions will be con- (TAYLOR'S). 115 PARK ducted from 9:30 a.m. to noon, PLAINFIELD: '2:30 to&JjO p.nv and 8 ter11 pm Children, 15 years of.age and jmder, may skite at' the morning 1 End afternoon sessions for a re- duced, rale of- 25 cetits oh Thursday, Ypur Merry Christmas Store, Is Bulging December 28." t, On Sunday, December 31, a ,.. rr.ornin-2 and afternoon session will. Itlv Wbnderfully Exciting Christmas Gifts 'be. offered. The -center ''will be W*J> Closed on. New Year's JBve, *>.;..'< V-V; New Year's tfay and off »ryone! Make Christinas Dreams ^January 2;.ithe center . will also otter^ morning, afternoon rind evening sessions. . Come True at Martin Jewelers•.. : \\ x . f l. r^"^ * Vs- ^Trailside Center '.~J* L -. Showing Film On Honduras ; Ai^lmlousChristmm ..'. "A color, sound film entitled "Th ."Land'of Honduras" will be shown at ..the" TJnion County :Paik; Com ' mission's Trailsi^de Nature and Scl ence, Center in the Watchung Re. m servation at 3 p.m.,Sunday. t » h- • and Frie £: v--1 3*he film will depict the lam where-Stonetemjjle§j8tand in rriut tribute to a civilization lost in; th< mist of time, where orchids' grov orgunng wild and village gardens are fra-i I grant with, the scent of reuses. Thi I.- film also wiJ1 show the1 land wher nature yields coffee from the ..high I lands, bananas from the valleys RINGS and gold and silver "from the earth more true vfi/ue • more new. styling ' Dr. Harold N.. Moldenkei directoi If you-wouid give her nothing less ' of Trailside, will conduct half-houi nature talks Jor children at 4 p.m -more to choose from «Pric6s start art: only $.19.95 than.a-lifetime of pride and-joy ... . on Tuesday^ "Wednesday and Thurs^ choose one of our superbly designed day of next week. CThe topic ielecfc ed for the week Is "Animals o diamond rings. Each ring is an out-, ' This Area.'V ' standing example of the jewelers' The Tl»rishh-'-Nature and Sci «nce Center will be closed; oi craft at its best. . . outstanding £or it Christmas Day. value, Ufftj Give a lovely ring... . in Named by Plumbers keeping with our finest traditions!, Joseph'Daley^was elected secre- She's sure to be delighted! tary . and Morris Schneider was ^^bt^-^ named a trVtstee of the Master i Plumbers' Association of beth- and 'Vicinity at. a recen WHICH WATGH IS Setting* tbfe trend meeting in EHzabeth. jfioth ar frdm Crawford. / " " ••in "•• •- Put off thy .care» with thj clothes! sp shall thy rest strength- en thy labor, and so thy labor sweeten thy rest.—Quarles

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ave : For Vets'Hospital We H £veryth|i%'f irom A The G-reen. Thumb Gardert. Cluil Corn Cob to a Kay wood ie held a dhristmas party on- Wedr nesday evening at the home, of Mrs. Robert Outcnult,. 220 Den- Cigars — Cigarettes -—Tobacco man road. Mrs! Harold! Walshi was co-hostess. . . • . . #•4 ALCfN CHRISTMAS WRAPPINGS v Christinas gifts were exchanged by the members. The christrnas centerpiece was made by Mrs. As the radiance of His great love shines John Byrnes." .." .'•• «.<• FANNY FARMER A workshop was; held on Mon- down upon us, may your hearts be filled day evening at the home of Mrs, with joy and peace ttiis Christmas-time. TOYS Harold Walsh,. 517 Orchard street. CANDY Christmas wreaths were made BEAUTIPUL SEIECTION for Lyons Veterafis1' Hospital. A Gift The Whole Family Mrs. William OTay, bird chair* m -AT LOWEST PRICES man, reminded the group tflKpalnt Will Enjoy bird houses., early so the" smell at GntiaHtik Shoe Hospital . i paint will . be gone befprfe ,jaie spring. A successful bird bath can , NORMAL AMD .ORTHOPEDIC SHOES FOR THE ENTIRE be attained by .the use of s dis- FAMILY ~ ALL ORTHOPEDIC WORK DONE ON PREMISES carded top of a garbage can, which •is the right depth for most garden, Baily 9 a.tril to 6 p.m. — Fri. to 9 p.m. CORNER SWEET SHOPPE birds and, if placed solidly arid re- SHAPIRO'S DEPT. STORE CRANFORD plenished frequently, will. be-.a CeNTENNTAL AVE". CRANFORD 27 N. UNION AVEi ri.-'v?-

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Tvii KTitTr."TT" liobert Craig e'xican- ftag. ... l-'i.. 'iâprodti. Raymond' JaJmes. Closes at Sherman ISehool i 1>< nisi- (;i\ ^tMnslvi-r'Nichulat; Tritask, Robert 'Lallv. beisten,. Lynne Erickson, Nancy b'y^K.-.ssak. Nancy Rue, Kat.bicrine flriml.v', U.iJ\'.C Jc- Hiiftery, and' Patricia. Praus ate Fire: or William Sugalski. Ernest; ing wrud, "in ^ff-.a! form, -A iTi (**•' ; «&*î prt Auiitntn?• ami Hi M»rri*>#Tompletelet d fejjwfTs and rnapi of the ; y 1 -^X- Tretola, Mark VandeWater and. ycquel to a f'ifmous.,aii'trr4ir'- Tai«- of K!i ir.\-. itv-f rli.vifir;itir)!i' ^sxfiv used m Cinti Should we. consider- fita friend or Toe? That question andits ave I.inoieti i-al American, countries^ Anthony Vitale h illustrated! a lonii-iiiilod biro 'it. :i!>. :n: <• iiuiiri p.ji't' <1T ''I'" room. '. '*?*?->•'••'f^Jm answer have "attracted thj^ attention of the students in. Mrs. Frances Steven Biz^ designedând con- fc Grade 4' *' " Grade-5 Ooke.let's scienwf'classes .attsherman Junior School for the pai structed this display. „ their concepts of wiatcr fun >\vitii J I'hjjptey of wtisoi bmy .murr.rwf Synitijils, i\l HjiiHikktih u;<-i'c a-t- , . P ppicture s oji . snowmen,, Sautu Claus.fwill| . .trace • The uMiw ly' iVii'.s'riicti'if and cli>f>l_as- ^ k- ^vi _ using InJJddition Patricia Moore Bar- .!nri,,rri ^.=:1"> fouriti grarfp, |-t.. or Using the,-fire triangle as the core.,, groups have bven-forrrtedTto Christmiu; ;ree.s, football and Ha-, .vi Una hero jr. search of b> T, Ji(. VVi/oii and Di-borah prade has Chosen new nrtonitors as • X- - •',,'''• •:-- ' • •Hi\'• a.fpects of this study. .Outlines, bibliographies, and reportsbara -IVIaffiorcr ' Aflene Cadiz BukKah st-eat'S. Colorful mobiles I friend? . ' ' '"': .•i.ii* lhi.t the i-la.-b has cunipli-iî Oenise Draney," Selina of each^fifoup will be presented in ^ Michael Kearney and Christopher •< cor.ati').'-. Im '.'.I-U-- holiday st'^Mir: were made under the suijervisiori.; The par.Rs of ,mihi),r:iorn ha^v The (-lliss is H1:S< this op- •, Susan Guemple, Mary Ann Fuller designed a. classroom dis- ::»- \.,riou.s .-l.rifh about the roon 1 • booklet form, and wjll be added to noli are working on atomic energy, of Miss Klok, art teacher, CJay ob- i l?een shared' by wording ir: -j.::o.i?» '.l 'ili.i: il\ l>> ntake-iii c-umparalivi Pilewski, Robert Schuster, and our class library for -future ref- Jomes Smith, Larry Smithy Gary play-depicting in silhouette voy- jects, made and glazed in class,"are. of three, but it h;is sornL-tinu-> been i.rlucu- S;iti:a's - workshop, •ituriyof Christinas celebraMons in .lohn Hiusins. ,' .- . age of the Mayflower and landing .r.i;.>1ni:..- tree, and a villane v i erence." Experiments pertaining to Nemorofskyr &"d Ronald Brownlee new being fired in the kiln. ! more d-Ufir.ult to •ht - I'niU-d States, lfei.-xico,. and Christnvas. decoration's'have been of th*. Pilgrims on Plymouth Rock 1 .yv}L:;ii liiTiP^Mi Ule bright Mars 1 - the subject.rnatter will be present- will explain differences in fire Pupils have brought Japanese workers than on«*sc-lf AListr'alia.--- . made by many of the class . \ Dii.K.v S;i.:Ui and ins el.ve.s aie ed^ by various, students. ...*-- extinguishers. What happens* in a Lorenz Weibel's class .designed pictures, chop sticks, Kokesi dolls.", final manu.'vtTipt has .boe;-> prt- (Continued on Page 5) Tire wilj," be answered by Steven an attractive holiday greeting dis- fans, lacquer ware, jp\wlry arid a pared, the class plans to illustrate ;rt-pan- i: and loading the sleigh".' .. "A study of the Cran/ord Fire De- 1 ».r !i:;.t long Hip on the eve uf Fecjbrchak, Christopher . Vacha, play fes the bulletin tward in therobe. Information - about modern aiid biriti a coj>y of iho bt>ok fo: Lincoln School \ partment^ . its..... equipment and 24. The .committee for Susan xEaffe.ijroth, and Barbara school, lobby. William Walters Jo Japan contrasted . vyith ancient the auth.o'rof the . work. Kindergarten ^ I methods, has been contributed by Ann Lee, Carol * Schulman, Joel •' iiH-l.udes Stephui) -I)e-"' SEE STORM -Ethridge times his been written and report- The; boys'aii(|_'girls in Mrs. Jarê, Frank "Cirasso, Becker, atld Charles Blschof f con- ett by the class ..which has been Mi Rita Carter; and'Deborah, Johnson. Study Colonial Period tributed their special talents to divided into the following groups: . Fyle's kindergarten ; The" department assisted••<,the stu- Barbara 1 homa^..John El- p.irjn{. for Christmas -by making v Mrs. Edna Laird's social studies making this seasonal display. Fujiyama, Tokyo and the Honor- •tarolyn Broeker. ^4 Ky-J uim and decorations: Thev qecd- v classes are working on a. unit on able Ones. . A great deal of interest in John Ranhffferi Susarf Coyle, Each Tuesday tho. class partici- \/-- .i 1..led the class tree and visited the the "early Colonial period of the Urookside Scho6l has been shown by the children in i-ab -England, •'Todd..,Wiy.tHi.>li«3^\ fair: Bobby Jones,. Douglas Linda Walker,, Gail Bowman, an^ pates enthusiastically in an exMrs- . Mildred Mahony's first grade Deborah Freund* have' prepared a United States. As part of this Vpî, Suzanne Linke, Diane ^powrwsda, Pamela Horsch, arid Ja- jjs'' - periment using televisor* as a sUpr since completing a unit or. the repprt-.on the• histQrjrjjf flre-n-ita study, Mrs. Laird's class has deco- otit cut ri'e-t^ Ma6*o are among those' \vho rated the. bulletin board an the hall Miss. Lucille- IBrzpzowslcl's first [^rtementary teaching medium^for classroom library. Fayorite books; : causes and prevention. Irwin their^science work. • Programs, were brought from home by.the decorated and have'N-put ptHiyek on thpbulletin Aluminum Prod. . Lyons,.. Warren -Haydon* Porblhea of the school entrance with an _ -ide has.decpj'ated its roooomm an and d Loard. . 1 1 demonstraiUig < va/i0us kind? of Hoys. and girls. OtheVs found in- , various colors, sizes, ' •Wa^rif'Naii'cj ''.SHsljjf, ' and Nancy exploration display. .'•', v thffee hal hlll bjiHeUbHUn boarb d with pic- Grade "102 South Av«., W. - I sounds will culminate in the'eo'n- teresting books at the Cranford" Underneath.the tree cqn ia Wol- • RiMichele have been-•working on The display shows a correlation h|ik5ia" ^ h anfflebratig>Chitd winter. struction and use. .of toy instru- The children in Mrs. rtr " 'I .! fuels. Ala.n Litwadc showed how library which they were able to: mahy saily wrapped packag skyôurth graiie have compîcêd of *-ages of 'exploration between ' Co celebrate ments jo produce different sounds. read. .The following children con- A quiet, snow-covered .villagt\Hbe second, flpor exhibit case we can qse .the heat energy 1.492^1700 and exploration?" h : ^ of Judas Macealjaeus was ^ space," 1950-1962; told.' Richard Finn, Jay Wolfson, Lance Koved and Ralph, Sgrig- Hubbard, Kenneth Dinsmorer and Li Cer d Pl Hpp ' ma"dE\isan Ettelman. Menorahs were made by Sarah Spcer, Kim Harrispnu Ann Ella Darby, Hiclcy Youngh"ouse, Dawn Machqhis arid' Kevin Sprber. Winter was illustrated by snowmen and snpwflakes,. They were made.by Bill McKenty, Jane Far- relj, Lisa Cdoper and Vie,Arga-. bright. A winter'bulletin, bo|S|rd was also made by the entire.dajis featuring winter treesf ••.; ; n.m- • ••••• ..;•"»« -n'*.vr«*^v: ;w-

The story of Christmas %astblti ?!ivaw ..'. ..I",.-...-;/f'vi."../.-..'.••.'.'•"-.'• e class by several volunteers. To. illtMijrate the holiday, •Chrisf- mas bellsNjtfere made and.display- ed by John fhw^s,..AnUa:.Bdbin- son, James Estabrbi>kj Dawn Ma- chdnis and Laura RanWq^ Candy canes were also made by Taylor, Steven Bodner, Kim risoh, Debra LDelRusso; holiday stars were" made by Sarah Speer, Marianne Popiel, Ian Krebs and eheryl ifl Gradc 3 . GREETINGS The children la Mrs. Lukens' third grade class have decorated their room with large mural paint-I Economy Electric ings and chalk drawings. Gail. M Cohen, Mary Fauble, Linda Fidler, Carl and Rhoda Fink Amy Gallanter, Susan Gray, Mary 105 Benjamin St. Henrich, Christine Kansler, Kathy Keffe, Francine Klein, Edith Mi- rante, Patty v-.Mitnick, Cynthia

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on wolf badge 7 lW 60-T0~exce.ssrvc spec , Maureen j Suspension of the driver s Ii- . . . . • -Pack member* will assemble,at! annouêd this wtK.^b Act- 1 U•arjv Virsiisia MaJo^y, pebwal • ' [Was announced this w the scl}QyJ-:at..9-u.m. on "Saturday,' se of Melvin L. Brown, 3rd., I8,|ing Motor Vehicle Oirector J. I Morris. Mary Martha, Lisa 6ri.-Ka Dances at Roosevelt School, i.-Holetj Hollo;.. Kaihierti'- ><.hu!jtz 'January 13,'forjB trip tot^c Unit- of49-lAcClelian street, Ufr.00 ddya^Parsekian; ' ' - ^ ; Chfcf Sunrise, a f!i!!-b!i>oIai(ey Grs»ri. Kathleen ind aFfltpd ~^lijestioii.s about his tn- ôpened 'Hacikowskl for Troop 212, MIK.Higgins, Nancy Hilla, Maureen Harg, KalHleen Quinn ahd Judi'th r ; il customs and-srituals..'. St«;vir.skj and hildri*n songs afttidanbeji. -Many bers were Mrs. Kenneth Grosse, PTAljfoidiiig Stephen"j6llt£j£or Troop 814. j Harg, Maureen O'Brien. Dorothy the youngsters pihîcipated i-n Anne -Wogluin from Senior Troop Poray Lorraine Raczkqwska' and Mrs. Sullivah and M-rs. J. E. Man- C2.. , Invested as committeewomen -.is dances and came horne show- 'I yveriv. Mrs. Raymond Eilbacher, Patricia Stickle. »g oft newly acquired s. Jey. ' •' Get-Together' The newly invested Brownies\ A. report was presented pn the placed a. yellow rpse.jjt the shrine I Mrs, A Wilktffn..Campion. Mrs. -«Jo- Troop'622—Dehise Egger, Debra .ign languages. . He also to; stp+i. ldurtha, Mr*. William. Rollo, Fitzgerald', Gail Flemm, Linda hem Indian stories and played hisrsiiccess of the recent, dried ar- of, the Blessed Virgin-Mary as an j j ran^ptnents . sale held to raise At Roosevelt; act of consecration to the Blessed i Mrs. U>o Schuitz,;Mrs. W. K. War- Fleming, Marlene Gilmore, Sus- om-tom. • ...'••-' 1*1, Mrs Wiiliam*Pawlick^.Mrs. D. anhe j Micek,. Kathleen O'Leary, fuwtis fo>>Jhe club's civic project, All parents are invited to attend Mother and marking the 50th an At lunch time, Chief Sunrise a holiday getrtogetter to be held »T>ivortory of, Girl Scouting—Xhi jg_;mniter. Mrs, Willkinn Stickle Mary" Joan Palasinski, Nancy guest of honor at the home °of \vhioh involves caring foA. the jr»nry—ot utri—atwînc 1 in- j rv..—j*j\m wii- «t^^<—**....^... monuments at ^Memorial Park, by the.. ftooscvclt PTA' in .the Gerard Whelan âve. thtfj an3 Mrs! Gerafd T. Keane Pawiick,. Patricia . Ross; Danna Ax, and Mrs. Edward Morrison at Stonak, Deborah Tooker, Ellen Springfield aiid Central avenues. school library at 1:1& pjn. today. benediction. ^- 1 Irtvestai ^s Brownies were* 106 Orange avenue. Also .attehd- Following a short businesf meet- New leaders Invested were: .. Troop '21-^Susan-Ball,-Pamela Walsh, Frances Walsh- and Mary rig the luncheon were Thomas.Ti- It was'announced that members; attended a workshop" Monday ing, the parents will go to the aud- A. A. Jackowski. and Mrs. Alex.- Champion, \Theresa DiGiacomo, Di- Warfel.. .aldi, principal; Miss Claire Saltz- itorium, for a program which will ander Varentck lor Troop 21, Mrs.^ne Eil.bayrher, Deborah Goetz'. man and Mrs. Diane" Papp, teach- .night at the home of Mrs. Leo feature a play by Miss Rosemary ers; ;Mrs.' Daniel Bass, Mrs. John Greaney of^ 62 Lenhomi? and Robert Kohler of West- thtrp*duced to the children in hisHarold Angstrom and Mrs. John teachers; }n the fjpmj, of a boxwood fiejd have been appointed to the >usin"esssuit to further emphasize Pankuch. plant gaily,decorated for the sea- steering corranittee to direct -the .he fact that the liidian today is an' Mrs. E. L. Ostr.ove. was chajr- son. Mrs. William Smith and her development of\the David tL integrated ' part ^ of the American man of arranaements tfor the committee .of classroom mothers,, Fables, Jr., Memorial Native Plant ice.ne. , ' ...-.' Christmas party. Refreshmerils will serve coffee'and cake to the Sanctuary to be situated on. Union Chief Sunrise is an Indian chief werq serve4 by >Mrs. Delia Rosa teachers afteib'school"today. Junior College's' campus. om South Dakota, where there and Mrs. Greaney as. co-hostesses. Mrs. Joseph Kdchera and Mrs. Th'eir. selection was announced jra now. eight Sioux reservations John'Keimlg, co-chairmen oir tHe' season today by Dr. Kenfteth C. MacKay, witft a total of about 55,000 In- Film Festival that was held oh UJC president. ' .••*•" dia'ns. \Fhe chief, who now lives Saturday, reported the 'followlHg I Mr. Smith is active in the Boy JU Cblllngswood, also speaks to list !, of chaperones headed by Scouts an& ih many civic programs colleges t>n the^cpnomic problems Mrs. H. N. Tamburr: Mrs. Richard and many thartks for i^ Cranford. . . >f the Indian today. His Ameri- Kent,. Mjra. -Otis Hlntz, Mrs. Ted • •* / "... • ... ^r^Kohler, a graduate of Union :an name is^Reuberi Jacobs. Held for Cubs Hopper, Mrs. L.. ti. Goldenberg, THE BEST IH OIL HEAT! 1 Junibr'Sollege.ll is a horticulturist Santa Claus'visited the annual lifts. George Weisgerber, Mrs. J. with, the Union County Park Com- Christmas party of Cub Pack 78 P; - Lynes>-Mrs. Joîn Schupper, us to êrye you, • 24-Hour Sf rviee mission. . .. , . arolSirig at St. Michael's. School.' Friday Mrs. "Jay Gross, Mrs. William " Otherl. members of ..%he commit- evehing ahd presented gifts to the Mack, Mrs. WalteKKubilius, Mrs; -••.. ..•«. ; • Insured Budget Plan tee, are: Richard H.. Chapmkn of: At younger brothers an i sisters of T. S. Brittle,.Mrs., Albert.Hoffaok- Short Hills, a member of the^cpl- the cubs.^ '•* er,.-Mrs. William Schwienlng, Mrs. Chet and Joe l(?ge's: fibard of tiTiistees- an4-'."afe Christmds ' The pack membe s 'also ex- P. J. Orazi, Mrs!-Sergei Rodriguez. • Heating Installations alumnus; James B. Hawley of Singing of fatols was a feature changed gifts and refreshments Mrs. W. \^.^chindler, Mrs. A."C 2l!A. NO. Ujilon Ave. Craniford Summit,, chairman of a statewide jf the program - as,, the annual were served. The party was ar-€vans.and Mrs. Richard Cambria. commfftee of" •naturalists which -is Christmas partjr»of the- Spadehhoe ranged by M*rs.-RIafy O'MaHey. •• raising = funds for' the memorial; Sarden Club was held last night At a pieeting before the ptarjy, Dr. Kenneth W.,Iversen of Cran- it the home.of Mrs.. C. J. De Cotiis the following achievement awards ford, UJC daari'. , - - • •-.•>•;• ,' -: •. - • ..••-.,'. .• .••'.. ,••**•• • .v "727 Livingston St of 23 Elinora avenue. •- were presented: Kev^n Esperon, Also, Mrs. Thomas Roy Jones of Carols were sung by Mrs. John Phillip- Reilly and Donald VlTarfel, Westfield, chairman of the college's Wilier, "Mrs, Chapman Sullivan, lion badge; William Fopprirt, gold Inkcepinq with the Spirit of the Holiday Season Citizens' Landscaping , Committee; Mrs. Edward Robinson and Mrs. arrow on lion; Phillip O'Cohnell, Mrs. Robert Leary of Cranford, a William Koellner. Group carol- bear badge; Jeffrey Martin, silver biology instructor at UJC, and Paul Shubeck of Elisabeth, a member of UJC's partrtinje faculty, ai? alumnus of UJC and treasurer of U. i the naturalists'' statewide "committee. ;.' ; .. 01JDr.V-,MaclCay.,.is an ' ex-bffield Will NOT Have member of the steering committee. EVENING BANKING HOURS m Men In Service Pvt. Martin Trometter, son of Mr. and Mrs. William G. Tromet- During The •• • - wî%* ter of 2 Makatom drive, is stationed at 'liellinger, Germany, d with the 94th. Engineering Batta- lion Construction Division. The CHRisrty^« local young man entered service last April and took advanced training at Ft. Belvoir. Va.i before going overseas last month. HOLIDAY WEEKS • •••-• -x'- • However, Our Walk-Up Windows See Mr. SUBURBAN Will Observe The Usual Hours for your every ^«* •"• During These Two Weeks v

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\ lor the pool, •• '-• ...,- j ftrade 4 illsX ln the)1 ^ CITIZEN AVU oiRrtT«rti^TnrRRT>/y.T^p^KiHfBEii Si iwi * Wte.Vta»'' School News The- room det'6'patipns featured^'. Murj.i» ' }~l room which displny',5 liiori.:. J..j .-,!•• ;,,i,!i.' i';ii [ '^l(-V(itri.' Tin- inii.su i-l;is>, under the Lyntia CMineiV.f'tJuiigs 'thai Unv liavc' abo'it. Jr.-' r (Continued i)rc\)lufi- mum- from box

da, Martha Thompson, Susan r._ — tomahawks, ,,w»ii ISKiri-. Jcpnyjic I..\ on.--. I. chairman ol this project was I'M ,t !«.««• Kuntf, Culhy Ca'pobianco,** Ann Krahk fcau-Ua. fllchard" GarcY-, t>r Penvennc, Elaine NoveJIo. .-Shelley ". GradjP 3 H Kl "'y Ufarn--,! project are Gerard Bonney, Jt-I- Sluart 'SiTow uVii. • Ir -i.ir -. r>" I ""•••' 'William Me-1 fi.t > Bropks, Robert Brown, John : Margbsjon, Maria Comnijnjs, Jod ' , "....'' „,.,...... Ma Mrs. Joan- Locbcf's tixst" grade EdlU sa third!££!£Tr T h' * «W«fd-; Frank j Cgx, Thpmasûchie^ Waym? Go- {•"' -"^ ' Grade 4 GuaRiii, Kerp^Mys/iafc; touis Eo-i^^ ^ -^ ^ i^.^rsnaier. iDojaa. ^now. andJajô.. Stephen . Gqrrinpe. Gary is.-dec-orated its room .pnd, the dice, Klaus Boehm, fionna Arnold, -grade has torrrf£u»tt!4 a study 'o i jy>^-' Mariiip" Ti-iney> ..fouvtli ,11 ..-sbin.-t^-Doc-ernberr Can- Barbara Cuozzo,. Nancy DIXUJ* -the Swiss people- and their •grade so'c-uri^tutjic-s fl;is> is'study-! es,, b.vmb^ of both .Hanukkah turns. Several .children*-brought f Jean Kristfcller, Mona Yaûda, i '"k"i V"Sit^MM iljissifica-' .Slauson. Jpric Weisgerber; Cynthia f ,.M,»d- Otiri.st«ins, ,wero nwde b> John Johnson, and John Qrun. projects tor classroom exhibition nner f into« ,coini.«1t,-K^,: each , Richard Bin«liam, Barry D'avl.s Christmas tree* were-' made by Marjorie'Yiifehak, P'aul Heins an ;,'„" ^1. . 4o the class) Austin, Debra Belaga, Grace'Bore- grvup j-epoi ting on tht ' T«d FrU-dmah*. Gerardo- Fr\so\{ Paml4a Jackson, Karlirv Litter; Joseph Pagano. made .ski lifts â-rren &U*. ..Megaij Haniel, Catherint? •of..; the .assigned explore*.. TU.-• Bifrry Ganek, Thomas .Hoffecker, r-atti Kirwan brought . Hintz, Joyce^Kdeser, Nancy -Lange, committees art as follows: Walt.-r Mark Mittleman, Bruce Prager, Nancy Dipummond, .Linda Broivn, LyLynnn Lender, Margaret Mayer, Joseph Palm led,, John Kellyly,, AlleD\ki s*ht>c-s from'Switzerland. °Nin Deborah Fitzgerald, Robert Buontemi'io. : C'.c-oi'gi^Sherba,. Clark- White' Wil- McDaid brought samples of Swi pa^sthe-Vlrththe-Vlrthtt r Dt*orah Mittricker, Susan Peirt- Trudy Wawgh, the Vikings;--Kli- iJiam Wiahtman, Carol Corman, Hopkins, Bfuoe Eige, and Gary of.the class, safety poster'contest fnan, Karen deters, Susan Petrick, "lace..and..errjib.rpidery; Gary Ham WaS a Sift chad Kprn.; Gordon Stanley, JU1 Alexandra Hjght, 0ebra Houdcan Bubb. mpnd .shared''pictures from- th f L r^ PTA BooktWa Fairl Janet . Risberg, Erin Shea, and Pfitzenmayer. Linda Best, Chris- Judith.Kamm, Loretta Mertl; Ada Cranford Pabflit-.;L4brary. Eliza 1 i - Judith Timm. *«.'-' tophar. ColvyXibus;- Theodo-B-e Lynn Pollock, Jane Ruddy,' Cbl- Livingston School both White and John Korba mad .U-e Arrowsmith showed • Chrtstmas trees ^ and Santa OBrian, Richard•Schoiield, Ruth- Ic-en Smith;.Kathy Sperling, Carol - Grade 2 maps of the country. fllmstrlps on-astronomy.'- Special Claus decorate the roqm. ann Apgar, John Cabot;- Richard, Truesdeu arid; Paula Weiss! " Sieele, Thomas Risberg, Eluabeth TfttL...children in Mrs.^Jeanne Richard DiPaolo. brought a thanksâte given to Lee A?row- Grade 3 I • Candle holders \vere made by Bozung's second grade have been Swiss music box'and..'Swiss doll smitto Schoolh fo.r bringing•'the materials Pearlman, Vasco de Balboa; James George Sherba,-Loretta Mertz. waiting anxiously for their turn to School children .in Miss Joan Dunn, Richard Demsey, Mary Mil- Bruce Prater, Kathy Were shiSwn by Karen Kossak being mad0 Ford's third grade are , Kath? SDME *In" ' ' '-ad the hall ' Uullutiu Kennmu WheelC-r. ing cartoon beoUm for the Junior ier, .Richnrd Cossn Ferdinendo Judith Kamm, Jeanne Outlnello ™ boards^ ,'P/af ws study of electricity. Each pu- Magellan; .Kathleen Peters, Eliza- *f "A* happy fonftlljw «verywher« gather together ley-chose a winter thcrnc brought tools rnade jn 5witjerlan Red Cross to distribute to the pil collected and ma(jle Interesting and Thomas Hoffecker. •and three commit' and John Bartocci, Martin Ettih -veterans hospital. ' ' beth PainterV • Robert.. Hayward, Wreaths and 'frees were made tOCtlabrate thisjsiost festive of seasons, we take ploasur* 1 fepoldets telling and showing the Gary Brjown, Henry Hudson; tees. Mary Sntjih. was chairman Collette' ^Pprier, Gary HerbBter ... . by Clark White, Alexandra Hight, many u&es of electricity in homes Kathlefin COnncrtly- John' Folk, Pat Barry. Davis Judith Kanim^ Ada In extending to. you our'hope,.. _!_ of the snowman j}h»j(?c±, assisted Susan \Vitmann, John Russel and at work;, Some of the chil- Cooney, Fernando Cortez; Nancy ,.by Deborah. C^D6a anaWill Has-. O'Brien, Jane Wilner, Nancy Pa\ft- Roosevelt School dren., whose pictures were about Lynn -Pollocft/ Loretta Mertz. that all the joys of Christmas fill your home. trup. Evelyn Schmaus ivas cllosen lick, Christine Griffin, John M(t, '• Grade i ^ Jenkins^ .Frbdv -Cdx, Afnninmary Carol Corman, Thonias Hoffecker. things "run by eleclfiricrty irt homes Ladariye, Jacques Cartier; LyndaT Ted -Friedman, Kathy Sperling, cliairman of the. winter scene. chell, and Bftlce Haydon made : Mrs. Phyllis KimbaU's class h^ were Kindra Vollherbst,' Marjo- Wellet, Thomas Gill, Diana Bros-' Deborah Jones was in charge of or- paper Swiss cuckoo clocks, as an 1 Barry Ganek, Bebra Hourican and finished studying magnets. james lein Lubberts, Eileen Morris, Ellen key, Rene LaSail'e; Bonnie Wells,, Carol Truesdell. B. Austin ânizing. the .painting of skaters art project. arn S nd Ter m Gorringe, Janice Schenker, Wil- u T4 v 2 * Torrens Peter Orazl, Dawn Ricany, Barb-] Mrs. W]«iam;wightman loanea INSURANCE • •'• . brought in flashlights with mag- liam VBabsoh, Robert Quihlan, ara Mays, James Cook. 101 Oak Lane BRidge 6-7198 « u » /s C 'Plane. Wapner, (Continued on Paae 7) [,••• "• Robert Cushman.ârollne Sterl- ing, Kathy Stiefel, and ferrill Tor- rens brought horseshoe 'magnets Joseph Shamey and Lauien^JCn-' Your Contributions paldo; showed the power of small magnets. Wendy Nevalls brought in o-magnetin the^ shape of a person- . ' . • • • • :. Many bf the children in the 'v . class are. writing well enough to .begin using small-;writing paper The following children are ori the new .paper; Carolyn Steele, Dal The Cranford Welfare Association annually Zbbal, Joseph . tadanyt ' r>ian . rÊaureh Capaiapr Rpbert collects donations so tliat they may aid those Kent, Robert Cushmanj William ..Thonias :Seavy, Josepl in nfed during the holiday season. :. . .. A, James- Sariiowski, Cai-o line Sterling;••• Wendy"- Nevalls Sharon Vance, Marcia Sornmers r^PJ '•.-..-,.^xJ.-.» We urge all who can to send contributions, âthy SUefel, ê^KiU Torrens Ebnard Di Gibvin'e.wa'od. bavi< .preferably money,, to the Cranford Welfare ;ordon. • ' !.:: • ''''••,: -...... • .SV. • • • - ' - : .. .•:".'.• viNtit The mailman for November wa Dale Zbbal. " , • •' Association Christmas* Fund, 10 y North Grade 2 -'.-..Mrs. Lily" Kaplan's second grade Union Avenue, Cranford. has begun studying American In dians. They have opened a trad

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M:-J.I-..--luiij iJodiT the I'oirl 't l:."nTirdc this u-ook hy A i-ffhg. For Girl Scout Cooki^ Sale "MfiKu-Vc-hicU-Piwftlor Ned J~. Par- si-kijir.. ' ,. .,(... MrTA. J VVaJJner of 32 Tul^p lor the ide Plaer PTA •treet will be chaipnac ut-Disinqt it cr.tTtary for the Junior H TeiSch- •frte'^hildren'^'affy. self- < partrnent cjf the Sunday Christmas will be. a day of toiW There isalotof activity at Antarc-. woman Florence. P. Dwjêr and,byj tor ,thtTtS62 Girl Scout cookie governrncnt. orfej-teach. thqm- poth- ." the jdeneral EleHticjeo., which at the Firs: -Presbyterian Charch. ing that is wrong.-—Mary Baker ^Xbut a labor-of lover-^forji. Union ticu at this time because it is sum-. alt, Mrs. A. M. Gessler,of 448 Or- met at /th£ South Pole. There were presented him the 195ft Edison hard . street, chairman pujbUc. J. Madey of Clark. only two stations" fir Antarctica Washington Rock Girl • Scout System Penalty Nvhen Mr. Madey first • niade- corK service. , '. • . - " ^\ More people arc absent from He'll speed the holiday relay- his early age he has al- Council cookie committee, an- Driver's licer.sc^-of-Ror.ald Ma- and work because of respi- ing telepnonV^scientists, and With equipment in hla home, Mr. C ran ford, kenii worth, Clark and cause. he success, of Operation Deep- : has been suspended for three workmen at the Antarctic to their Madey is able to provide direct reeze and of our International IVinfield. v loved ones throughout tlie country. contact via telephone lines for men Jeophysical Year research (earns .Girl Scouts, Including "Brownies, An amateur radio operator, .Mr. a l the Antarctic to speak to their n the Antarctic; he >ias^provided ntermediate and Sepior ScoutSv.in Madey. ha$ a longrfiSnle sending fa milies t throughout the country. an essential chanrtel of communi- he 2? communities of the Wasn- and receiving station at his home All they' have to do Is pay the ngtoh ROck Girl Scout Council in Clark. phone bill from Clark to their cation with American personnel at Arcflc^ weather station^, at mili-f yill soil tookies-from January 27 to . RATE. •S • •» Mr, Madey,' who .iff-a'S engineer- home, .i • ary bases in. the Pacihcand DEW February 3. This traditional, sale dfrom— /; ,, > ing-major at Union Junior College, The energetic freshman at UJC, Ine support bases, in Alaska a hefd by Girl Scouts all' over the -iota—relayed—more—than m.nnn a graduate of Arthur L. Johnson United StffitjJsTrs their -principal messages and provided a similar Regional High "SeKbaV.ln Clark, has been.a one-man good will means of raising.funds for camp- ldlewildr LaGuardia & Newark riumber'of telephone calls for those keeps a recofd of every call and^ mission to people throughout 1 ng, troop activities.and equipment. stationed at Antarctica since 1956. every message. Europe," Mrs. Dwyer said tn a The district cookie sale chair- Airpotts — Grand Central & • Another service Mr. Madey pro- • "I've developed quite a filing speech on the floor of the House man will act as adviser and coor- vides those stationed at the bar- system and have gotten lots of 'typ- n 1959. ••••••. dinator of. the sale for the eight Pennsylvania Stations, JSI.Y. Pier* ren, continent is taking orders for jng. practice," Mr. Madey quipped. Mr. Madey previously received cout neighborhoods in jthe district. flowers at holidays and armivar-. M^r. Madey has been in nearly a special citation from the Edi- Mrs. Wollner served'as neighbor- — Day Trips— . series. He has transrnitted more daily, contact with the Antarctic son Award Committee as well as hood cobkie chairman in last year's than 1,000 .such orders since 1957. since 1956. The U. S. Navy was soan Edison commendation certifi- sale and in I960 was a troop cap- This is done" strictly * as ar service appreciative of his . efforts for cate, and a public service award servicemen that in 1959 he was aih for the cookie sale. without any remuneration to him from, the U- §* Navy, While in high She is chairman of class mothers BRidge 6-1200 except messages of thanks ahd their guest for a .month qt Antarc- school, he won several science fair AlexaadK* Bevlln of Sfb)iiltai!)sMe. New-Jersey, rides her pet lrarro goodwill from' the -appreciative tica. He-spendsi seven"-to. tCrfiours honors for designing an ultrasonic to deliver the flMt sheets of Christmas Seals to Mrs* Michael Oallo. SCARBROUGH'S A & A CAB SERVICE servicemen in Antarctica. He al- a week in contact with ham op-drill. . Mrt. tiaUo. a.former TB patient, ham been an itaUiusiastlc Chrisfr onducted by Mrs; Marie Deacon., ready has handled nearly 300 sjuch erators., near the South Pole. (He "For hours at a time, Julius has mas Seal Campaign volunteer for niany years. president.. Cranioid 36 YMXES "• ." R» DDCOB* Ptop* orderircers for-thiror^nws ChristmaUX»UH>s =.<=«««,season;. still has time for his ststudieu s at been the sole contact between civi- T)ic Misses Elizabeth Godfrey, MrMadeysaysheisnowiRôn^ Union Junior College and for his lizsftion 8nd the men still pushing Katherin Snyder and Lee Detrick • tact with, the Antarctic via seven "otner interests.) ahead the frontiers* of scientific at the South Pole for Life maga- prnia -Institute of Technology- to were Inducted into the" club as new Hl^ American land stations, five or six Mr. Madey's efforts on behalf of knowledge in some of thie most de- zine. . • oin his brother, John, who is members by Mrs. Aline RoBblns, •K Ships and several. Air Force planes men assigned to the Antarctic also solate part? of tha world,*' Mrs, But rttostly, the young ham bp-rstudent there now. membership chairman. mn , T •Bfe which carry ham radio equipment. | has been, recognized by Congress- Dwyer told her house colleagues erator handles more prosaic mes- With classes suspended at.Union A report of the sale of fruit cakes Through his amateur station, Mr. sages—those of a personal nature unior "College as. of today, Mr hnd candy for the benefit of the Madey'has been in contact with from lonesome servicemen ancT Madey will have more time each scholarship fuijd was given by, world-famous scientists, regular scientists to their families through- ay to keep in contact .With the An- . • c Mrs. Barbara Trehte, ways and wmM ••i •1 GI's and important military -and out the worlds -j tarctic—and perhaps find a. few means chairman. . • political leaders^ 6nce a young Mr. Madey has not forgotten his minutes to do a littl* Christmas •?^ mother announced the birth of her-own education while playing San- shopping, for himself. , . child directly from Her hospital bed ta Claus to the men of Antarctica^ SUPPORT to, her husband near" the South He was an honor student at John- Lobsters, 8hrl»t>, Crab M««t Pole. Another time he. relayed vital son Regional and his professors re- Barber v - Cookf d Ready To Serve scientific data from a, Japanese port he. is doing well in his first • glacialisfat the-Antarctica to th semester at Union Junior College; 9 ••••• 11 ln,stitute of Low Temperature Re- Mr. Madey-is studying, to enter the GroiipSings •}, ^5S • search in Hokkaido, Japan. On still new field of'medical electronics. y'K&kki * - •' •» Cranford Welfare Association another occasion'-he handled mes After completing ^nion Juniar Col- sages for.i Gerinan photographer, legers ..two-year engineering prb- : • Emil Schultess-, who took pictures ' am, he plans to transfer, to Cali- the Boutonnieres, a barbershop • Mi': Christmas Fund quartet from Linden, appeare • •^ Monday evening at the annua • •-:. Christmas .party of the Cranfor^ The Welfare Association requests that yow Business and Professional Worn HARINO'S nan BTOBI en's Club in the Coach and" Fou S4 North Arena*. X. 1• Restaurant. BBlif* «-lS8S 1 send donations, preferably money, in order • They presented barber, sho] quartet songs and. led the gr Open frotn S A.M. Until S P M. that they may care for those in need during n carol slngirig. The singing lea On Ttieiday, Wedneiday. Thursday, was Joseph Butts; tenor, Johi Friday and Saturday. the holiday season. Midura; baritone, Larry Boresen Cloud Monday* arid bass, Harold Kinn. A short. busines's meeting was To ail ol our many Please send your contributions to the head a friends, we extend ojftce jaf 10 ôrth Union Avenue? Cranf ord. \T^ v ^ heartfelt good wishes for '

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Mrs. Jack^fHson, vice-president, Jinoouiiced that t,he speaker &t the '"j'Tt.'il.- A' ^-r.iciu ji|xjiic-t'tc»i UPd . University, hi- i's Mrs. .Clarence. Burstein and Mrs. a euy Best o,f the and the Speak ' )ii',)u-r of three qhildri-n Larry Kiernstein »arc program co- Robert .NvltfC \Harry- National In.*utute. of. Laundering: chairhruy*-. Mrs. Allan Kane-is pre- ais wcre f 'Ne ^frthod- <»f Btrt^ft:,,:.:.!ro. l TThh t [IJ n(jra,rn' TI, be piTceded will bf tlJ.sru.ssfd by Dr—-i f (iidt ''' ' was report -uwling proBJtfitTani° l for if dance : Lv a btj:;inv?s rr. nK at \viwth rc- LajjWcnce TncSfcem ;v^nt -tfT the >: 42:15 a.m. Monday by Mrs. J ne*t ^luncheon :t0 be held fn \Tay7'Co-ho be .by- the follow- 1 0 -hostesses - i !•"'> gsrqt Cailaha^n"oCllhVf f ffff RichmonRihd ave-^hBdjscvand found that sonu-onc had Meeting of. the Newcofn&ls' Club, for the evening wmg MjS>Tilson mgôf.,B'/idi B'u'.b Worppfc. Kadi- 5e\'*noyi' Kaye, Justice discards "party, friend- windoW f (;i ld r.ute.^v- -..-.-.. . :>-] forcibly removed the slorm . ^ be held\january 3 at the Sorinc- " Mrs. Richard Brower. ^ttafi" C'hapter-^-at 8:30 p.m -Tue.s- lund raismy; Mrs- Chester Kuuf- sHip, and. HinjlKd. and is therefore Mrs. C&Uahan snjd she wa.s alone; ;.jfd theQVtyten'ed the inner bath.-! . _t „. j,, „ „ .. . \\r* .t,,hn Somei-s of l-fl Hi>m- day iijL Temple Beth-EL . , - riiaYT. membershrpT and Mrs. Ben represented as blinds— Joseph' e Wcnise, were Mrs John Somers of 1-8 Herrj- a'blond-[room win'dqjv.Mir traWof'the in-:^ , ir.gâvenue wilt be.hostBss for.-thcj -•%>f bipiier has sriecia}j2ed in'the Navy, citizenship und civic affairs. Addlson. • ••'^ * haired Man in tftevjatc 20's, wear- trudfer waT'iound, however^ • . | at.'.a boarti meeting hfct Wednesday Junuary ' 10 .board i MJti fic-ldlf. of obsuirics and gynec;olbg.y Mis. Novy will describe plans fpr Cato ' apparently trying The case was referred to the d.e-rniflht at the home- of the1presidentÎylrs. Howard Ulsarher and ;Mrsy for the past 12 years and has of- th|f fortheoming citizenship award vehnetiHi as co-hostesses. fices in Newark, and ilaplewood. to be presented. to an outstandiae He is or. the staff of Bejh Israel. The three-largest rivers citizen or group" bb February 6. Jersey are the Raritan, Clara-Maass and St. Barnabas Hos- Korba Honored As "-a. special fejiturc, color slides und MuUica River*. By Shell Oil Co. As Top Salesman Taxpayers John Korba of 3>1 Rogor avenue, DR, MERVINj BINDER Uesman.in.the Treriton t districtvof Shell Oil Co., was'hon-r ored rectMjtly for outstanding "sales Drawings to Aid achievements with ; the company^ Mr. Korba'and his wi.te were guests Physical Therapj^ of honor at a reception at the Four y ieasons in New York City, fol- At CP Center •jwed by dinner and entertainqveut a! HotelPierre. ' ',. <„ ' >• Mrs; Roy Ki'asnofT, cerebral On January 1, 1962, interest on pcist- palsy chairman for Kadimah The reception . and dinner were •Chapter, B'nai B'riAh Women, re- MMMmg&mtmm given by the top .managemerit of ported that 200 drawings to bo- due 1961 taxes is automatically increased Shell's New York division upon used as teaching aids ,were deliv- Mr. Korba's winning his fifth man- ered to the Cerebral Palsy Center from 6% to, 8%, agement recognition award. -^ ai Holly street and Springfield Born in BayonnevrMr. Korba was avenue Friday, ", . graduated from St. John's Univer- The drawings were made by sity in Brooklyn. He joirledSheli I members of Kadimah Chapter, liv. ^946 in the company's>head several scout troops • and an. ele«- So Car civfing- this year, approximqtely office, in Manhattan. In 1957 ntejkpentary school class. Children at "enteredT the sales filed as a general llhVcfenter will''use them for color- ing asâvform of physical therapy. "-1 '•-- salesman iki ihg/ company's New 380 taxpayer paid this 2% extra on $55,600 Jersey area, .aricl- in* 1958 was pro- .Mrs. Krasnoff said additional moted to real.estate salesman In drawings are\to be- provided, the Trent6n district. starting. with extremely simple- POINSETTIA PLANTS of 1960 taxes. ones and gradually] becoming more ;•;_' • • _ >^> •••'... • ; ; ;. , . Holiday Hours Told difficult? -. •'" v CUT FLOWERS- At Jr. College Library. I prefer to dp right and get" no to avoid paying this extra 2%, 1961 CranforoS college students; home thanks rathdr than to d for thp holidays .were''invited to- and get no punishment. " The Best Gifte of Att day by Professor George P. Marks, taxes must be paid pripr fp or onu.Pece.nv. *HK UbPariarj,, to make. use of the UnioJtoJunior "to'llege library for / • i SOY Christmas Givijtg reference work and ;study. . ge ber'31,1961. professor:Marks said the library Serving the Motorist Since 1925 will be opbn from 9 a.m. to 3 . Coniplftte Auto Repairs m p.m. today and on Wednesday, De.- 24-Hour Towinc Servifc • cember 27, and Thursday, Decem- *"" Expert Body and ber 28, for use by Union Junior Fender Repairs, Painting - C. VAN CHAMBERLIN, College- Students as well • as other FLOWERSHOPPE collegians home for the holidays!;. -and- Color lVtatchine ' "A" Chairman, Township Committee "Many, college students find it necessary to catch up on their- CH 5-0108 "Serving Cronford Since, 1934" •,-••••• . " • ' J. HOWARD MeATEER, studies or t6 wdrk on research 600 Westf iekTAveM W. X •'• papers and other Compositions over Reselle Park 113 N. UNION AVE. BRIDGE 6-1032 Chairman, Finance Committee the ' holidays,'^ Professor Marks 'I, pointed out. „ '"""'- ; Good order is the foundation; of I amgpod' thlngs.-^-Edmxind Burke

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JJI..., VOL. LXVIlI. No. CRANTORD, NEW JERSEY, THURSDAY, DECEMBER 21. J961 ÊCTid;'wFoyR -; Flail Christmas MUSIC Recreatian Christmas Party (Garden Club Hughes S .-./•*?• For Services Sunday For Children This Saturday To Present •4 Ration Commission'will hold GARWOOD Special holiday music programs were-.announced its TaSpeak ch.ldren Up to third grade age in Cash Awards by borough churches thithi s weeJJc fof r ChristmaChiiL s EvE e servicei s to peb helhld dine UncuncomZ Sunday. Featured will include carols ^nd other traditional music by he 2 p.m. Saturday, it was announced KENILWORTH — Cash prizes this week by Dante A. Cpsta, recreation supervisor, ... will be given for first and second sp* choirs and soloists. Christmas parties for Sunday School children places in two- categories in the 'atefMwe on the agenda for'the holiday week-en^,. " Santa Claus, in the^person of Edward A. Sigety^ commission secretary, will -be on hand to hear ahnua.i home Christmas decora- 1" St Paul's Church tions contest of the Kenilworth Holy Cominunion will be ob- the_ last-minute- Christmas gift re- Gajrden Club. •Ele^t Richard J. Hughes has so served at two identical Christmas Local School i;T9Ujgts of the_boys.aiKi girls and,toL judging will-begin-at 7 p.m; cepteo*>an invitation to be guest Eve services at -8 and 11 p.m. Sun- dlstrliJute candy canes and special next Thursday, December 28. Cat- speaker at, ^L. testihionlal diimer day in SV Paul's United Church Plan Holiday gifts egories are exterior and doorways. for Mayor falter E. Boright Board of Christ. "The Forgotten Gift" A half-hour holiday show'will be Third place winners wiU,receive will be the sermon topic of Che presented by students of the!. Joyce. ribbons. .. planned by civit^ . business and Rev. Stephen Szabo, pastor, at Programs School ot Dajice under directjon In order to be eligible for public officials. TolSeFiUeds jth services; - " GARWOOD — Classrooms and i contest, residents must submit ap- yor)Boright will rciure on D,A^%JMp^ca. sec- of Miss Joyce, Christiano; ^This will Aathems by the Youth Choir at corridors of local ; schools arc be followed by a one-hour Showing plications. Applications have been January 1. as mayor, a post he has. retary of the Board of Education, bright with holiday decorations the 8 p^n,. service will include: "O of -cartoons and comedy films. distributed to local stores; Judges held for six years. The dinner issued, a reminder this week that and special pfograms. andparties ^^ canvas v, « - wnn me Babe Diidivined"" with sosollo by Cheryl Af Santa's visist > witH thewill 'be Mrs. Earl Frazer, Mrs. be held at 7 p.m. Saturday, 4 p.m. January 4 is the deadline koff; «*Birthday are being held tod&y. and tomor- .children, the program will can- W^ Voaa Ohleri, Mrs. Marie for filing of petitions by candidates g, row in preparation for the start of .elude with the singing of ChWstmas January 13, at Scotch Plains with solo by ..._.v ,. _ Philh>pa*and Mrs. Fred Huette- 1 and "O the Christmas vacation. — -• < • • for the three Board of Education [.Wondrous NtghtJ Mrs^ Raymond carols! man, all members of the club. Country Club, formerly Shacka- posts to be filled at the February Hambo is director of the Youth • The public schools will close « JMr.. Costa reported-thareported-thatt ththee maxon Country Club. 13 school election. ' 1 p.m- and St. Anne's Parochia The annual Christmas package -.Choir.' _'' '" -... .• *•' •'• '..."''" •'' Board off EducatioEdi n granted use of . Approximately 400 persons are School at 3:15 p..m, tomorrow fo: wrapping contest was held last Bdrough Churches Arrange P.V?S . Terms expiring stre those of Douglas Greene', a member of the school for the party at expected to attend.- Music will be trustees Wallace B the start of the holiday. ' Wednesday at the home of Mrs. ^•ustees Wallace M. Pinkjtt,|the Youth Choir, also will sing a meeting; '."... James Murphy of 532 Richfield provided by Ray DiPietro and his Charles C. Craig and WflliainJTsolo, "When I Wlshjjpon a Star," Christmas party for the kinder The recreation superyisdr also. garten children was heldjrfister- avenue..'Winners'were: Mrs; Fraz- Special Christmas orchestra. ,' . ffl under direction of his mother, announced that ihe commissôn'.d day afternoci^ at St. Anne's, and er, flrst;-Îrs. Haro'ldvSalklns,^6cc-r. > KENILWORTH — Borough, churches this week anno .ef the Kenilworth Busi- During -a- candlelight service at School Chowis, will be presented Student Plays by T. ErnestcWilson.* ness Association; Horace Heyman, system. He is a deputy in the Un- tl~ ypjnl, the Chancel Choir, di- nounced radio club wijl^hold its tata 'by Johannes Petzhold, will "The musiMKprogram will in- ' ion County sheriffs otlfce. , in the Lincoln School auditoriumopening meeting. ne»t month, the Kentlworth Manufacturers' Assoc- rected by^Mrs. Greene,-will.sing at 9:35 a.m. today. be suhg by the combined ^Senior clude a solo by Barbara Landgraf, iation, and members of the gov^. No announcements have been "Before the. Paling of the Star;" A- Christmas carol program" fo date to be announced, later. John High and Adult choirs. of Com- soprano, and a trumpet solo by made yet by the other1 two trustees t Herr will supervise this project. erning body. ^s: * 'Silent Night, Holy Night," "Jesu all -public .school students will be -nsuttjlty Methodist Church at theDonald Sharp. >as te whether they will seek re- Dear Babe Divine," and "Birthday! held • in LiVipoln School at 11:45 A-report on these and other ac- Mr Wilson will give the_.C The-invitatiort to; MrNffii|hds. Festivities 11 o'clock service Sunday morn- election.. Mr.- Craig is completing of a King," with solo by Arthur a.m. tomorrow, followed by indi tivities was presented by Mr. Cos- KENILWORTH Christmas mas message at the Family Bible" was extended by Mr. Ahern^-who "TaJS second three-year term on 'the vidual parties.in the classrooms. tn at a meetlhg of .the Recreation activities^ Harding School were ing. , ...... _, . for^ner legalsecretary of New-.. : Osolin. -. . HOur at*"il a.m.'. .The beginners school boards Mr! Trelease was 1&is', Arthur Jennings, organist, • Christmas "number's at the carol CbTftmissicin _at Islricotri 'ScHooi la'jft highlighted îseck'B William Peteps, orgahist-choir- arid the primary department will Jerse^s^next goverftor." Wedtie|day night.. Mr.; Sigety pre- appointed to the board to fill a ssdll play the overture and pastoral program' will be sung by the fol tajtion, of two holiday plays for the.mafter, .will direct the pantijta/ also participate in. the program. . vacancy in June, 1058, and was lqw'ing groups: sided iftv the absence of William upper and lower grades. ' symphony from Handel's "Mes- Guest jjutist will be Miss Trtjdy Talks on the- book of Isaiah wl]l elected to a 4hree7year. Presbyterian " Church ofceived for world relief. ed with two services ,of worship. be held in the auditorium at t,'B, Open house was held in the pub- ed games in the gymnasium, -with will have a Juncheon party, and Garden, New York, on Monday,. Garwood. were Installed Monday Selections by the Chancel Choir puzztes-.awarded as prizes* At 7:30 p.m. the traditional Serv- 9, 10, 11 and 12. The Children's will include the following: Jic.. schools last Wednesday for tho eighth' grades plan a, party January 15. Tickets may be ob- night at a caniBIeiignt ceremony. parents and friends. Members of Âssisting—rimr-ponductirtg the with .dancing to records. ice of Cafftls and Candle wilT be chou* will sing at thte- 9 a.m. mass. Mrs. Clarence Potts was install- •"In Bethlehem's Lowjy Man- held. The Senior High choir \wftl toHned from Charles Soos of 626 the faculty explained their pro games were Cubmaster George Miss Maureen Murphy's' Masses- also will be held in the Passaic avenue -.•- : ed as president; Jlirs. William Gil- ger/' by^Frahees Williams; "The Lawrence and Cbmmitteemen Le- sing "The Echo Carol^ by White- cafeteria at 9 and 12 and chapel, 4 grams for the year and "held con (Continued on Page '2) "John/ '4ppTfcie,; membership bert, - vice-president; -Mrs. E. -B. (Continued on Page 3) ferences with fhc" paren^. Eoy Krone, Walter" Rethhardt and head, and the pastor will offer a 9 ajUWliSO ajh. ~"^r- ' ( Evans, secretary;* and Mrs. John Ernest Dias. Christmas meditation. The Christ- chairman, has^reminded members Confessions will be heard Sat- that .1962 membership fees are due Saland, treasuresxrMrs, Joseph Cookie's, ice°cream and'soda, were mas. Eye communion-service. wHl urday from 3 to 6 p.m. and 7 to .Deremer was installing offifcer. begin-at 11:30 p.m. \Music at the by beccniber 31. The unit will ; served in the school cafeteria prior KMA Slates 9 ' meet tonight at;- 8:30 o'clock at'; - Appointed as chairrnen were the Trib of Twins Seen in Play to"the'. arrivaP of-^ Santa Claus^. communion Ts'erylcc will include following: Program* Mrs, Deremer; Tables were prepared by Mrs. Britten's "Hodie Christus Naters the flrehouse for a short business literature and publications, • Miss Krdnej Mrs. James Murphy, Mrs. Est" sung by Mrs. George Kaslow, Nurse Assigned meeting and party. . . . Jessie Mallinson; world service, At Rosary Christmas Party KENILWORTH X Tfie'tmnual Jr., soprano soloist, and "Let All Matthew Hirsh and Mrs. Steven Christmas. meeting of tê Kenil- Mrs. Adam Miller; fellowship, Mrs. GARWOOD^-Three sets of twins from the parish — James and Staruch, den mothers, assisted by Mortal Flesh Keep Siiehce" by Local Man. Hospitalized Jnmcs Logie; sunshine gifts and worth' Jftahufacturers' Association, Holit will be sung by the Metho- Thomas Ryan," Paula and Pat- -PeJak and Joan-and Ellen Kelleher — Mrs. George MJkita,- Mrs. Frarik will be held today>~at Echo Lake Belvidere Home for "the Aged, Mrs. were" featured in a play;' "The Angels Who Sang the First Noel," Ballinger, Mrs. Christopher Boda- dist choir with Mi's. Howard Mur- "KENILWORTH —. Miss Loretta After Car Strikes Pole Robert- Tietswortb and'Mrs. Rob- Country Club. written end directed by Mrs. Thomas Geoghegan, at the afinu&l vas and Mrs. John Tomato. phy as soloist. Rev. Mr. Tiller will Mulligan of 36 South 22nd street, KENILWOHTH — Ernest Kiss, • ert' Howarth, co-chairmen; sun- Guests will be Mayor "Walter.. E. give the communion meditation. a nurse, will begin basic training 39,, of 314 North Michigan avenue' Christmas party of St. Annc-'s Rosary Society in the auditorium of Boright, ; Mayor-Eject William shine cards, Mrs. Florence ijlrich. St. Anne's School last Thursday [ Rev. Mr. Tiller has announced as a'lieutenant in the Air tfWcewas reported in satisfactory con-< Ahern, Councilmen Frank Mas- at Gunther Air Force Base, Ala. dition yesterday at Elizabeth Gen- . night. . HonbrTluinbing carb, John J. Olock, Petcr^ Patuto. that he will be out of town the Girl Scout Cookie Sale Mrs. John. Accardi took the part singing led by Mrs. Eugene Payne week of December 26 - January 2. Miss Mulligan, daughter of Mr,eral Hospital where he. was taken Mrs. Carlo Barresi distributed Richard Lomax, Raymond Bly- and Mrs. Joseph MtiiligaiT, has at 1 a.m. Saturday after.'$sTcar •*•' cf the mother in the play. The pro- [Jnspect^for 35 denburgh and Edward Kasbarian. The assistant pastor of the con- Chkirman Is Appointed gram also included a-novelty skit gifts in the role of Santa Claus. gregation, the Rev. George Kas- been assigned to Francis E. War-struck a telephone pole in- the , GARWOOD — Mrs. John Tow- ' ,A supper was served under di- and George Conkliii. . - rett AFB, Wyoming. ^__ borough. bjjf Mrs. Peter RizEO and./ Mrs. Santa Will distribute,gilts. Piano low, will conduct the services'and ers, Jr., of Westfield will be chair- rection of Mis's Florence ,Castaldo Years of Seq f Miss Mulligan, a graduate-ox^ Mr. Kiss, who failed to negotiate Frank Kinahan,' witH Mrs. Jerry and accordion selections will be of- assume the pastoral duties during n for District 10 for the 1962 j •and Mrs. Daniel Sparito. GARWOOD —StephenOVllen of Jbnathan Dayton Regional High a curve on North Michigan ave- fered by Joseph Rose, and Christ- Rev. MR TillerVabsence."" Roselle was honored for 35 yej School, Springfield, in 1956, and'nue, * near Oak street, required 28 1. Scout cookie sale, Mrs. A.M.] piano. The guests were welcomed by mas carols will be sung. of continuous service as Garwoo Gospel Chapel - Elizabeth General Hospital Nurses sutures for his wounds. His head Gesslcr of Cranford, chairman of i Bagpipe selections were played Mrs. Stephen Banyasz, president, President Curt Frantz • an- the Washington Rofck Girl.Scout plumbing inspector at the annua A family Christmas Eve service Training School in 1959, was areportedly crashed through the by Glenn Michaelis of Westfjel.d, who also introduced honorary nounced that ladies' night will be . Council cookie committee, an-1 and Barbara Davis of Westfield members and past presidents of dinner meeting of the Garwood will be held at Kenilworth.Gospel staff nurse, at Elizabeth "General vehicle's windshield. He suffered today; -•-5-1 ««--•--10 include• s 'danced the highland fling. - the society. Board of Health Sn the Chi-Am iry 26 at the Springfield Chapel at 7°:30 p.m. Sunday. Ed- Hospital and John E. Ruhneils a possible brain concussion and Chateau, Mountainside, last Wed- Steaklipusc. Garwood and-part of WestfiekL Carols were sung by fifth grade ward Whittle will lead carol sing- Hospital, Berkeley Heights. multiple facial lacerations. - Secret pal birthday celebrations night. ;||| Girl Scouts, including Brownies, boys from St.,.Anne's School and were held for Mrs. Joseph Ondrof, nes ,„.„ • ,, . .. ~ y* ~ .»w,| WJJ •'"•» f>u.,.rtijjjcs acnooi ana Mr. Allen, who will celebrate ,hl?T^ ™ «Senior Scouts, inj men of. the Adult Choir of the Mrs-—«-««.««:,. Conrad Rieder,, «,«Mrs.. wicnoiaNicholaus his 75th birthday anniversary to- LaSecraNHonored the 26 communities of the Wash-! dwiwh. Monica Mayer, eighth I LoBue and Mrs. Josephina Mar- x mgton Rock Girl Scout Council! grade student at St Anne's of-1 shall. - ^ morrow, was presented, with a Pub- area, will sell cookies from Janu-jfered piano selections. The Trgn"-| The Rev. John A. McHale pas- lic Health Service citation for By Troop uMXM his work.. KENILWORTH — , N. farewell GIVE ary 27 to February 3. This anmiaHsUs, Chdrles Bengle and Robert" tor, congregated the group orr the 1 s ne Ul Sc0Uts aI1 Morris f In addition to board members,' dinner was given last We cêsday ; . /f .°y 2 O -ê junior class at Holy i large turnout and urged the rriem- those present included John L night for Nelson LaSecla 854 over thtilee United StateSfnf*>d4 ar>cs Iknl.their" TrinitT»-i>.y. .Hig»r:J.ih. ..SchooL.r._, . ' Westfield.., jI beru«i..s. ..to. remembei r •to_ kee, p Christ- Uiuac pi (.'belli imiuui-a juim JJ. ---•=••- ..w*>y.» un»j, principal means of raising funds Banyasz, public health consultant Bloomingdale avenue assista played the guitar aM. sang. a holy celebration. »/ , M—: -T - -, THE for camping, for troop activities for the board;: Dr. Francis M. KarKar- scoutwiaster of BoyBoy ScouS t Troop T 'The more, than 300 "members-and j ;. Peter Siragusa was:general 82 for-the past live years. and equipment. • juests attending' joined in group.1" ney, medical officer; Henry R (Continued on Page 2)' Pleiffer, a member of the- plumb- The dinner was held at. Com-| ers' examining board, and Wilmunit- y Methodist Church. Mr. I .iam Peterson of Kenilworth, pre- LaSecla and his wife and four sident of- Plumbers' Local 245, ofchildren, residents here for the which Mr, Allen has been a mem-past eight years, will move after ber for 45 years.. January • to Pennsylvania. Mr. Pfciffer was secretary of thr Gifts' were presented by tho : _-arwood Board of Health in 1929scouts, troop committee. Mothers' %,;- .vhen the borpugh's plumbing code, Club, and Scoutmaster and otner If $<: which Mr. Allen helped to prepare, assistants. was -adopted. Mr. J-raSccla was instriimental Îfii' in increasing the troop membership to its present toUil of 60. 'IS Presbyterian Geoeflc Bubcndorf of 300-Monrooi 0 "!)\'ilnUo will Hike MR. UiScchrs | Sunday School post. ' j ON YOUR SAVINGS The Rev. Jami-s S. Tiller, pa>tor, ' mm Parties Tomorrow fj;ive the invocation. ! riappy Holidays to all GAR WOOD — Christmas par- A saving* account in any amount, given at Chrismâ* wi|l ies ;if the United Presbyterian olwoyi b« rtmembered. And w«'ll enclose the passbook rn ' the friends we've had Church of Garwood for children Legion to Fete n the Sunday School will be held a handsome gift-card-with space for your own personal "greeting. the pleasure of omorrow. ' Children at Part^y The Nur>ory and Beginners' Do-I KENILWORTH — A children'; partments will have their party' Christmas party will be givm by, It's alto an ideal Christmas, present for your boy or 'Serviifr; this past year. at 3:15 p.m.' 1 Kenihvoith Po.st 470, American1 girl, nice* or nephew. An excellent way to teach your Thr rnjiKirvnjiKirv. Junior and Sen- Legiorj. and its auxiliaryy ;it 2 [).m..» •favorite youngster th« habit of thrift./^ ... » 10/ Depintmenin s will meet ;it SSaturday ;it the lirehouse. <*p:m. JJax ii i( • iirpl'2^^nl2K^ outridetid - Lh*1 1 Children of member* fiiivc -'''-" -••.'-'•'-•- >- ^~W^ Will B a AM, 'flu- r)lLM(M>--la_^JJlK ^•ill d^rriftu'fc'fiiTts.' '.ijut nlri-.-h- - • B*^ ^Holiday ^Week-Ends ' ~ , -F+u- Miigw*, u'lll bo dimu'nf- s \C-iU bo jcrved. Movies db.o ri'iMedi bv.- Harry ("ii-iMli'in. A will be .sliown, FEDERAL SAVINGS (,'Jin.-Mn;i> p.iriv will .lolluw a I the The aijxili.iry lioUlils annual i-iiurvb C'luiilmas ]ui--jv nrenffy a! I hi' ^ HMPJCOUNTY^BUICK .CO."-" Mul-wi-fk I)il)lcv -1ini\ ,ini,l pr.i>- (..'iiinnnimty Methodist Church 339 N. BROAD ST. • EL 4-3300 • ELIZABETH, N. ci' hniir \^'^!l I'c hc.lil ,i' II p.m (.;;!!.-. wcii exchanged. ' ' KNH.W'ouj'ii . J.INDKN • ELAfORA • MAIN OFKICK ELIZABETH Wrillli -('1.1 \ t ' M.il U I I (,'hdM- u ill Hi^ti'^M's wire Mi> -Nurm-iti IVIICJI'M .i'. [i u'diH'k toiUtJit. L'olwiU aiid Mr:. S'jnI<.>"DoycUi.

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governor s health >ur\(;\ ivic -,KENlLWOtf*i'H _ The regular rds appointed to a full tirin. Woman's Michaels Clumh. Mr. Hii-h- died .in 19*9 ^jfnoctin^ .(jr^JJorojugti (ûm-il hits She also served on" they of meniber t: tH^New Jersey n church. H-hway. Restland Memorial, Park fpf. the j Church herol • night at 8o*c.jock irf Boj-oygti Hall. _ Joseph" last 30 years. ^-, f''^'" TS., -... > She. in surviyi 'wo r after a long illness.. ^ ouncil oi Adult Education. , ,. M4\1. ;P was ont? oi tht« \ ^ r hc WliUjyn H. BradU-y -of Coium>to. The Retf. Stanley^Stachowjjalc, Born in lêwark," she |ivl>d herj> .She served for 14 yeai^ «h the adv.-sory boaôt-iw State Dentiil r> ui j of ^ Mrs.-tirace S. ~&uAn. i>nrs, holding the prestden&y vrnjnisujJliin. In,rJB43 she was ap- ^Cranford is another son,, Richard ford; his mother; Mrs.' Frank Rich* Surviving aran ^Student Plays ^~ Hospital after a long Illness. ^ joaxdf< the National Coii«r«s or;'pn.d service to education at the 82nd ; Herbert Hoover to serve as a dele- ^Hospital Sujnnu^folLpîng a letter frqin*Santa.. has been deliv- former Crahlord resident, . died WestfleW. -Ittterihi^nt jwas in Fair* street before movm'gao Wdstfield nnual meeting of the New Jersey gate- to the White House Confer-j brief illness. - *rteTmSm^ was in ©red to Mrs. Sahdra Sable's sec- The- Rev. Dr. Rpbprt G. Long- Restland Memorial Park, Hanover. December 12 In a nurslngj}iiffle_ifi view Cemetery., Westfield.i ^ 11 years Ago. He founded Joseph ak^f, pastor, will officiate at'serv? state Teachers' Association. • ; ence on Child Welfai*. ond grade. .'•'„. Mrs Little was on the board of She was a former regent of i Born in Brazil, Ind., Mr. Rich- Columbia,' 6. C..,, where she had- Mr. Gwynn formerly was eni- Kueh^Spns, contractors. He was iges Saturday at 10:3b a\nm at the been a patient fot- the.past five ployed as a desk clerk at the.ttow- Seventh and eighth grade stu- a communicant of St. Theresa's First Presbyterian Church. In- irectors ot the New Jersey Tu-! Rebecca .Cornell Chapter. DAR,: mond lived m Cranford for 1.7 dents will take their, progress r<£ berculosis" and Health League for; of Rahway. and-was secretary of ; years before . moving to Summit years. - ard Johnson Motel, Springfield' tie Church, linden. terment will he in Hollywood Me- She was the-widow of Franklin Cfanford for lfi,^years - ports to their advisors, this, week He''was an Army' veteran, of morial Park, Union. Frtenaa may many years, served"rVed-, on the State', the Women's Aiixiliaw of Rahway I nine years ago, H(f formerly was t ior guidance counseling.. ' i SuryiVing are hW wilje, Mrs. fielId aVetttie. Trio of Twins Teoflla Biidzowikt Kuch; two (Continued from Page I) sons, Stanley P. of CranfbVd and chairman for the party and Miss Stephen of Lavallette; a daughter, Mrs. Marou B. Little NJoan Eontenelli was entertainment Miss Virginia Kuchfat home; five chairman.' Mrs. Michael Mauri 1 - The Rev. Robert A. \yieman, [f grandchildren and a sifter, Mrs , pastor of the Second Presbyterian ^QB master of ceremonies.^ BUSINESS DIRECTORY Pauline Ladosz in Poland. . The partjt, which took the place GhlUrch, iElah-way, officiated . at of the society^ regular meeting, ie'rvlces yesterday foir Mrs. Marou RAPID REFERENCE TO RELIABLE BUSINESS HOUST-3 was preceded by^recitation of the « Mrs. Merrill Stoner Brown' Little, 86, of 12 Woods Hole Ro&LrJr and .benediction^ by Father Mrs. •M&rgarptjjacoby Stoned, road, formerly of Railway, who McHale in the church. ; v 64, of 42 Hemlock circle, died •Sled Monday at the Edgar Hill Nursing Home, Woodbrldge-, where FLORISTS KITC3HEN jj^: she was a patj,ent- three years. She AtfTO DEALERS AUTO BODY CABINETS W. L. SCHROEDER w.as the mother of Willia.m F. Lit- REPAIRS WESTFIELD FLOWEtt SHOP tle, Jr., of 12 Woods Hoie road, a NORMS CHEVROIET. lac KsUkUatii IMS John C. Bleeernarel BOOVtMJ "- BIDING - member of the Cranford Planning Vtep. Sluee 1098 i 0UTTBK8 — LEADERS Board, AutlUtrlsed . BODY REPAIRING BUY FLOWERS WHERE THEY CONTRACtOR Expert Slate' Shingle and m The Services were held at the ARE GROW** • KITCHtEN MODERNIZATION Repair* '" "Member FTD Vanderhoyen Chapel .at Hazel- BODY ART • FORMICA FABRICATORS fc 6-3474 wood Gemetery, Rahway. Inter- AD 3-3650 i Walnut, Avenue v Crawford rnent was in Hazelwood Cemetery. COLfclSIOtf EXPERTS 550 Sprlncfleld Aye. • We»t»eU BRidge G-d456 • Mrs, Little, widow of William BODV AND FENDER WORK KENILWORTH GREENHOUSES F, Little, superintendent oCRah- SALKS A SCRV1C8 1 EXPERT PAINTING" & FLOWEH SHOP • LAMPSHADES STATIONS way schools from 1916 to 1932, 14-HOUR "TOWDJO SERVICB >! was «a former memberof-the State .— Complsi* ' P«rt» Sepirimeat — - Flower* From Our Gr«#nhnu*ei •:'.' Floral Designs A Sp«ehtUy CENTENNIAL Gulf Service 5®rrd" of—Education -'and former North ui CeatWl Arm. W«*U>M SUnset 9-0330 LAMPS & LAMPSHADES president of the New Jersey Con- •[— Membw'FTD Irvin Muldrow Stan Costley ADamt 3-0220 If Mo Answer-^SU 9-0604 ^ • BR*dg«.6-0263 , ..-. 1001 Lampshades In Stock Gulf Products • gress of Parents'and Teachers. Mr. COMPLETE LAMP REPAIR DEM".; Ayenui Garwood 22 Cross St.j i / anlc on Dutj^ at All* Tintes Lttjle died April 19, 1939. LAMPSHADES MADE TO ORDER 1 REILLY OLDSMOBILE Thiek\fe Auto Repair*.- - Road Servica House Of Stuart GLEN ROSSIE Boht in • Boston, she attended Our teicjjeHence enables us to solve tmjf' " X BHi — Incorporated —> . . Boston Latin School and in 1899 REKEMEIER'S FLOWERS lamp or Iampshide pVablcm. 40 years Aotborhed BANK AND 3«t C« IMPORTED SCOTCH jjefeelyed an A. B. degree -from in baMness. 90 PROOF GIN OLDSMOBfLE • Funeral Detigns • Potted Plant* •Vassar College. She did graduate Sale* a B«r?tee • ' SAVINGS • $3.39 >** work at Columbia University, New ADams 2-?B51 INSTITUTIONS • Wedding Arrangement* E. T. WILLIAMS A M E BXC A K York City. S60 North AYt, EuL Wtdfivld in C«nti*l Ave." W«stfleld Gu — CHI — Lbfcricatlort Qoart • Garden Supplies: (Nr. Grove St.) $4.15 Fifth For a time( Mrs. Little taught at ROTCHFORD PONTIAC, INC. ifo- Parking Problem* We Pick tfp and Deliver Battln High School, Elizabeth, arid 3Vi% BRidge 8-4700 CHettnut 1-2700 AOanu S-S1B8 BRidtfe 8-T5M later headed the Greek and Latin /Of- on your North Avikv t!. k BprlngflMd- Are. $7.99 w Authorized Nights. Gall — AD 2-5452 department of Rye Seminary,-Rye, LAM/ % total • UQU6R STORES N. Y. "\.vv_ —, PONTIAC balance 116 North Are- W. . Cranford MIDWAY CLUB CUMMINS Shte was appointed to the State Sales • Service CRANFORD Board of Education to fill the un- 130 3rd Ave- W. . Roulle TOWN TAVERN A Tempest, Vaiixhall and Insured Savings — Home Loans BLENDED WHISKEY BLENDED WHISKEY > LIQUOR STORE English Ford line ^ B*alrnr« at Center. -Kenllworth Csso BRidge 6-6200-^.. POOD MARKETS * Cranfbrd's $3.69 > GOOD WILL USED CABS SERVICENTER I Eatt Jftu? mt JeHer»on.' EUmbeth Complete Paekag* Store • WhMl Allgnnianl ft BalineiiHr INNTYRE'S 43S NORTH AVE., t. *feft%lnKU» ELixabeth 5-3300 $4.49 HAYECK'S FINE FOODS WINES — LIQUORS — BEERS • Brain 8»rvic* LAWN MOWER SHOP Attara« 2-3700 ,. " HuU WMA n«»r Elm, Utiden • Motor Ttuu Vp EWlh HUnter 6-5500 . FredJ. Hayeck, Prop._. BRidge 6-0SO0 - $8.59 ' • Atla* ACAMiorlM mcK 41S Centennial Are. , Cranford — WBLDINQ UNION COUNTY BUICKCO. Open 7 Days A Week Pick Up and DflliTMT Bwvie* • totHuuUk • BEAUTY SHOPS * af»M Telephone BRidge 64050 CHestnut 5-6100 ,' Aathorlied Diatrlbator outstanding funeral home, complete with air • — of — Funeral Directors 158 WestflelcJ Ave., E., Roselle Pk. j Edward G. Ledden & Son 31 South Union Avenue Genuine ——. •it* . 12 Springfield Avenue Cranford, N. J. conditioning, organ, large light rooms for your KOPPERSCOKE BRidge ft-0092 PLVMBDJO AND BBATINa JOBBtNO AND ALTBKATIONB SULLIVAN CHEVROLET^ „, BOBTS«S! E«-»SAKro.D every convenience. Our own display room. • FURNITURE * •LECTRSIC 8EWEB CLEANING 8BBVICB * USED CARS * NEW AND USED CARS BR 6-2935- CH 5-1207 Fern's Furniture, B & S AUTO SALES +.. .• »• .'A' 7 A.M. to Midnight • DELICATESSENS * 1 Kvitrythlnr For The Ham* M. D. COLANERI Fin* Quality KurnlturtT — AppLianrc!* Plumbing and Heating Car Repair Serricw Juvenile Funiitxire USED CARS COLONY DELICATESSEN Baby Cornau^s Personal Attention Linoleum — Rugs •— Lamps- To All Our Customers ADimi 3-5658 CH 1-1414 Complete LJrtc oi • Olfts ^ DELlCAC'tKli BRidge 6-5000 BR 6-2167 4Zfl North Ave. t ' Wc.l 122 E. Wetifield Are.. Rotell* Park "*>» Co.k B Eastman St. Cranford 2 Moen St Craniord 12 N. Union A.ve. BRidge 6- A man u'ho uses ti great many words to express his meaning is * REAL ESTATE * like a bad marksman who, instead A man cannot leave a better • FISH I)EALERS • of aiming a single stone at «n ob- legacy to the world than .a well- ject, takes up a handful and throws F. H. Gray, Sr. Mgr. MEEKER'S at it in hopes, ho- may hi; it — f H Gray, Jr. Funeral Directors educated family.—..Thotnas Scott. INSURORS MARINO'S FISH MARKET GARDEN CENTER Samuel Johnson . SJ8 EAST BRUAD STREET SHAHEEN AGENCY. Inc. I— : ^-_ _ LAWN AMD GARDEN WESTFtELD. N- J. — AD 8-0UI ,JPT• -

' I .V- (*!. I.) OWlKWf AWl»CimONICL«lffiri»f=(OAT. DRCEMIIEH.*! 1961 '—I ti»»tw, flii'ef <»>w r>f My Gontloin\- the «>" but because of lUan ChHAtnvoH the nliTLyf^ >um, Page 1 ) £S^5^5^- y ui your religion, dr "" daroi." bV "*"" attendance .(t"IL S2.V and <»>«;»•*? '«! Vj£V^[dr.- Jianif Church of Kt.-Anne ; uJ Kemlwqrth.ci.tcd May ,, J«^ ;s and Ihr . .. jt . . "S( DOOl. < -rtHi. will- be un-f He ''Shall Feed Hi> voided. '•> ê VO'O" Cou,U> Heft|St.iH ,,î MIUI ballot at the pollinS ula \\ Cm mi* jtl.itioiird ur tiin be -foUnd\ o.r if I nble tfj Shepherd," -; The-Rev John A McWali- | BOROl'GII QF» KfiNILWORTII Q|»,rv in Etook'1761 of Dcict- for * I } ou .desire the .n'liliL.i •- >i-r\ let; ballot Mr yinir in i«w diplrlrl on said dnto, an8 tor, w.iit ..cuyiiuci '-j solemn BOROlTGtf OF KENILWCf|frH j-t* r**ltiti.ve or fiii*itcl Uie.ii hialtu an up- iiOu desire, to the Annual School Messiah,"' with Mrs. i-rnuc NOTICE • „,„,,„ „,... r,- 'Ejectlor. ol Jhe Board of Edacaljon of mUi$ in \nv Ciwwch of Si: NOTICF O* SAL* OF PROPEBTV FOB •NpN-PATMENNpN T lB , plUiittnTi under outh for u military serv- \ X.btio- is- hereby Kiven , Irjat th«> tax ] »jorth 24th Street. "Kirnllworth. Nr» Ici- 'ballot In be lui \t .mlt'il 1u hlinv .s!jtln»t mi.- Union Counts Hegional High School Tougher ria contralto solpist, ' OF TAXES AND ASSESSMENTS is.-i.Uitui|i his (taiuv. Adult .Choir wiil sing at this • Notjetv l» hereby given thaf pursuant rt» th«, provisions -of \aP>"£V- ~ Hon In the,, uatutwis j serial mimtmi. horm- adtinwrt and tKe.itd- to'the uruiiTsliini'd at once requesting Messiah, with a soprano' solo ice. ' 2ai>iena>d. «BS 54:5. entitled An uprconc*rnSng unpaid t**«. •"«' iitfret^. Borough Hall, on Thursday, fyf- 1 ttres> .it -wlutli- he i> stationed 01 .can thai u civilian abtentee ballot be lot' I other Municipal charges f>;i real property and providing <°'._ 19C1. itom.7:3Q^p.m.'ti) S p n> The SbcrifJ reserves the • riiftit to ad- I br .found warded tu yuu Suoli request imSut itate Deibert. . ,, Masses on Monday, thereof, by the creation and emorcement of lien* thereon,1, the ""gJVJ.-r journ-This (ale. ' ' \ HOARD c>r ASSESSORS Forms, of applic-ution can, j^-côbtalnecl -juuur hoVne address, and \he*ad4riBW -W vill sing "In Day, will be held on t Cpllector of-the Bosough of Kvnilworlh. CaQnty of Union, jvlll-aell ni i-up»«- RAUPW-OHISCtULO. Sheriff nn ihe undtrtjitfîed * ' ."• " *' which said bnllnt iihould be sent, and at the Borough.'Hall. In Hie BortTuBh of Kenllworfh. New Je«ey- °" IIICHABO' Wls&EK .Gerald VV.KoHia.Ati>. . ,x a ,14th een». MAX BERZK4 > HELEN it SMITH, musi be signed wUh your signature, «nd with THURSDAY. DECEMBER 28. lftfll. at H A-M- , DJ A CC&C CL-52& ' Secreting. , state ' the- reusoii w."hy you will ;not be JOHN GRAF. Adv Fees: I37.W 1-U the properties descrtbed and listed'below. _, .. Adv. Fees S4 G2 \ "~ 12-28 ~^N Board ol -Education -4- The able' to vote at your utunl polling place. Slid properties wltt-Jpe w>W for the amatintthsrjtBoble 0«aln8;.*";° •V*, • . V UIUQO . County HeKlon.il Nu civilian irtjsente* 1»UQ», wlU b« fur- ^5 %££ :^ Jss%nr;f i-s 1 r 31st d»y of I>ecember. ISBQ. together with Interest thereof respectively \ Hlfih School District Nu. 1, nlHhcd or forvrarded to any applicant un- " "THWrlH*- .OF EDUCATION v "The Messiah." Harry . Confessions will be heard tfmm to July 1<^1861, together wlUi piteretX-Urom said July 1P1«PU ™ ^ NOTICE TO CREDITORS \N Mountain Avenue, Spring- less request thciefpr Is received not ftst and cost* of.-sale. ,. " \ • , ,",.', OARWOOD. N. J. ^\ ESTATE WtSMMA J STAUB. Deceased ..field, Ne*' Jersey. • than 8 days prior to the election.. and teln will direct the program. 7:30 to 9 o'clock "tonight and to-r . Said lands will be-sold in lee>to such person as ™l».^"£rSZ£~iZi'iaxa&.- NOTICE -^TO PERSONS ÎN MILJTARY Pursuant to the order of EUGENE J. •Bated pfeember 21, 1901 ' 9 the fc|regolt\g information! . •"tidings of Great Jpy" will be SERVlGE*t)R PATIENTS IN VETERANS KIRK:* "Surrogate of t^\e County of *--•- Vein*:- $810 • . ' .. 12-21 riELBN R. SMITH. morrow and SaturdayêveninE*. HOSPITALS AND JTO THEIR. HELA-" don. made on. the Afteenth day ot, De- Secretary. tpti< Rev;r MrMr.. . TouTougher'g s sermon TIVES AND FBIBNDSl,"' '-'-' cember, AX)., 1061, upon the application . U~ you are in'MJjo- military service, or of theôinderslgnea. ai Executor^nf the fioard of Education — .The foplc at thor'regular 11 mm. wor- "More people are absent frqin - patient in a veterans" hospital and ' Uniorv County »«glonal estate oc^sald deceased, notice U hereby, NOTJCE TO PERSONS DESIRING High School District Via. .1,ship Sunlay. The said work because of perWum and the Municipality shall have the same MjriM-^ «**» ** to" vote., or if you, ore • relative or given.to theScTuditors of said deceased to ABSENTEE BALLOTS. . of a perion who Ksin «the military exhibit to thcStubscribtr under ooth or •"• Mountain • ênue, '-' Surehasers. including the fijtat to bar or foreclose the rtghto*. redemption. t or it a patient In a veterans* hbs- If you are a qualified nnd -registered [field, New' ^Given under my ft.no this 30th day f N^b^Wl.^ ^^ nflTlrmatjon 1 thelyNêlalms and demands •oter of the staU; who expects to.be, Oj hfho. you believe, will > desire to against tbe estate ofSiaid deceased within ibsent outside' the . state. on~ February December 21, 1UI the Cflary of the'Lord," by Handel. vote in tha Annual School Election, to be six 'months - from the date, of said order, Adv. Fees:' $8.10 TAX BALEUIIT 8ALE= DECEMBSB TOTAt.th*ld"on Februao- J.B, 1962^ kindly write i, 1902, or' a qualified 'and registered or they will be forever barred from pros- THIN. unr. to the under«iilnwd. at once making opr. ! 6 59. es.M ecutlnu or recovering thfe SOKI« against National Tool tiit Mf«Mtg. CoC . . 553 *sVj J4-3J33 7938 38.08 plication for a military service ballot to' ttec subscriber. . . ^v. 54. 21-24 2.80 be voted Irt said election to be forjvarded National Tool 4 Mie Co. u ln V, E. MILTON STAWB Ernest H. Ballou . sso ,to you. U J"> w* tHe>jn'tlitary service 35 882 .68 or are a patient in a veterans' hospital, Executor •« Natlonnl Tool t Mf« Co, 8,82 - 9.8b Kattonal Tool & Mf£.. Co, 64 28 .68 itnting your name, WJc, seriaL^number, Attorneys: ' » • hemp ad(j[resj bnA the address at - which Dughi it Johnstone. • • > •»*: Katherine Rarrii .88 125 Elm St»ett.. . •" National Tool i Mfg. 54 87- _'_ -Srit- you are si«iiv«v»^~"l^","^w^ tuuiya, or 11 Westfleld. N. J. Katlonal Tool & MXa Co. 54 BP3D you desire the. military service ballot for Adv: Few: $14 00 1-11 ••/• W. M. Pullls «^2 .68 B-SO a relative or (friend then make an appll^ BS 31 .. 6-50 cation-under oath for a military service • / , * National Tool & Mtf. Co. 22 48 Kntlonal Tool & Mis. Co. 85 tiUot to be forwarded to him. stating ln -0.S0 your application that he is over the age NOTICE ^TO PERSONS -IN MILITARY , ' James Brady 23 8.83 68 ' 55' 1.46 10.10 pf 21 years and stating bis name, serial SERVICE OB PATteNT8 IN VETERANS' « National Tool & Mfe. Co. 85 34-39 17.64 number, home addreu and the address at BOBPITALS AND TO TOEIR National Tool & Mfg. Co. - which heJs stationed or can bj» found. RKLATIVES AND FBIENOS 883 •<8f o.w John J. Arden 85 36 ' .68 ».so ' Forms, of application can be obtained Xt you ace- in the military service or « National Tool & Mfg. Co. '65 an- - • (t.a- from the undersigned. , are' a patient In a veterans' hospital and .National Tool 3c Mfg. Co. A. T. MOSCA. desire to vote, or if you are a;'relative Walter Ctowl 55 38 ,8.89 Secretary ' or" friend of a person whp^s In ihp.millr * National fool & Mff.Co 55. 30-30 17.64 Pronkllji School tury 'service or is a patient -in a veterans' 416 B 13,33 Garwood, N. J, hospital, who, you believe, will deslte to national Tool & Mfg. Co. 185:33 National Tool & We Co. 431 1-21 Dated: December 21. 1061 vote in the Annual School Election ot the 423 1-38 Adv. Fees* $7.30 • . 12-21 Board of Education of the Union County National Tool & Mfg. Co. Regional (Ugh School District No. 1, to National Tool. & Mfg. Cn be held on February 6. 1963', kindly write National Tool & Mfe Co. . •BOARD OF- EPWCATION , . Added Assess. -•—^.. OARWOOD. N. J. m Anna Xiktne • • • ' NOTICE TO PERSONS DESIRINO AB- Philip & &to». Baldwin SENTEE BALLOTS (CIVILIANS 1 Adv- Pees: $7812 " If you arc a qualified and registered 'voter of thp State who expects to be absent outside the State on-February 13, 19C2. or a qualified nnd roBiBterev*-voter who will be within the State on February 13 1962. but becauss.of illneM. or phytl- jcal..d>sabi)lty. .9* because of tHe obsiir- vanvc of a religious holiday«pursuant, to.the. tenets of your religion, or because| •<"* or resident attendance nt-a schooj,-col]eg» .«.^ or university, will be unable to cast your ballot at the polling place in your district on said date, and ypu dpslre to vote in wws the Annual School Election' to be. held 1 on February 13, 1063. kindly vtlte :or '\ ' ,• 'I, ,a>t .r ..,. apply in. person to, the undersigned .at PHARMACY •oricc 'requesting that' a .cfvilian absentee ballot be forwarded to' you- -Such re- " 111 Park AT** Plalafl«ld quest must state your home address, arid I the address to. which said ballot, should -.. jv . PL t-oooi ; Lbo sent, and must be atgried <»ltl> your •i |U«l

U. S. TBEA8URT DEPAttTHENT BUREAU OF CUSTOMS Kotlce Is hereby given that an order dated November SO, 1961, has been 1s- i sued by the undersigned authorizing the. It-name of the gas screw PEBRA ANN II. Official No. 267013, owned by Richard A. Kiaifaie. of which NEWARK, NEW JERSEY Is th'e .home port, to be changed to PHOENICIAN-.- .. 1 ROLAND C. BECK Acting Deputy Collector In Charge of Marine Work NNEWARKE . NEW JERSERSEY Adv. Fees: $6.445 12212-28

SHERIFF'S SALE ' SUPERIOR COUKT OF NEW JERSEY LAW DIVISION, trsnem COUNTY - DOCKET NO. t-insn-eo jMS»e The Blllsld* Nitlorul Bank,] » National Banklhf Aisoel- crvit. atton PUInUft atto ACTION _J.Ya.nclJ s Bntesh aad Rose- Fra.marine Bntean Defendants WKRS OF m . T-S. . - I • WDCIS Bntean, Defendant! fiy virtue of the above-stated Writ, to me directed. I shall expose for Sale by Public Vwidue at the Court House, in the City of pilMbeth, N, J.. on Wednesday. the 27th day of December,. A.D., 1961, at two o'clock In the afternoon of said day, oil the right, title and Interest of the above-named defendants In and to the following property, to wit: -' All that tract or parcel of land and premises, hereinafter particularly •described, situate, lying, and being to the Borouah of Garwood. in the County of Onion, and State of New Jersey. Beginning at a point on the northerly line of Willow Avenue distant 140 feet northeasterly lrom the earner formed by 'the intersection of s»id.line of Willow th * Avenue and * easterly side of East * Street thence-runnini! M I, North 0 de- crees 30 minutes West 100 feet to a i "olnt thenw i2' North 80 degrees 30 minutes-East 40 leet to a point, (hence I3i South 0 degrees 30 minutes EauUOO fe«t ton point In th* stud side line oTTHUow s Avenue thenco running 14) alonrf said "Make a Date with iiHi- line o! Wlllqw Avenue south 89 de- crees 30 minute West 40 feet to the point ond place ol' hegtntUne. f»irnuses commonly known at Mo. 390 Will"^ Avenue, Qarwood, New Jersey Their is iiui- npproxtmately $12.426 32 with ni'.fri-M from Autsust 23, 1981 and 'I 12 eintJ. Ill the Fkiruujjlll • SUMMIT • KENILWORTH • WESTFIELD BEVERAGES, INC of .KeiillvMirth', County o( Union, state o( New J\)F»e>-. MEMBER FEDERAL DEPOSIT IHSURANCE CORPOIATJO* B<:iin known and deMirnatrd .^ .r.ol-. GUS GEORGE / 3-J. ,;'•'> .»nd 3rhed on So - tion I'i of llw ' map ,of New Oramjv,- GARWOOD i'nuin County, New J<.'£i.ey. which map !^ 2 NORTH AVE. now .in li'.o m the Unioii-Counly Keun- ter'•> iXlur m Map Tia< '221-E HcJrit; the, »ajjie p,rumr$eM coii\e\ed t«' the parties of the firsv part by two rer

•*,/ :-• Flutaria!* «t BaMn Ho JotJ to* null. H. A DETERING 463 o.utput,: in?luainft 'a fTRST INSEtttlON -r 9'cMb a word, 75 crate rrthirrmm, obinttfcm. BOARti OF REALTORS , . REALTOR / In Kiwanis Loop second high ol the sea.soi\. cash wtth ord»r. (A. ^ d«nts MMC* charji* Is mad* ASSISTANT. UnionVXiiniQr College1, took,. two- earns him a*Junior Bowlmti ui C&N$RX6TOS An 200 Beech St. . BR .6-6330 for tack bUllrf * of alterations, porches, tic. lAld . Miritipfe listing Service BOOKKEEPER garner pom the Unicm County Congress award- i ulteirt. J88 Lincoln Driv«j Trust^Co.-ltfuIn SjiiUrday iy . ti*« Ai'thut-Schreiber of_^lhe Junior^ AT INSERTIONS (Conifccuttw' *••!» wUhoul Hojir* 8:30 change) —' 2 câto a wonL 50 c*nt« wilwhnmw. roll and perwi rt'cords. machine poHt- Kiw'ahrs' ClutJ Bjjtuam Bowlit'.y College kegli.;rii-took over second nJJCTMCAL CONt«ACTINO - Hous*- \nii o( rccelvobleu und payable')', League to move w'ltfnn a'ûVnibôf high^series'yHh a ^27 tptal. AD8 $ET BY UNE8 — 15 'ante d HIM. Ad* «*t In cojp* wirinjf. Jotobl atftArt CHEERFUL LIGHTS OF CHKIST- PHIL F. Wllh blank lin^ or di«plaYlln«»mu*tb«di£mj«dbi ARE SHINING IN THE TOWN— beigh'^ continued thtjir "winning SansfUlUano. THEY SPARKLE FROM OUR NEIGH* CIRCLE PLASTICS CO. streak by taking three from Sub- Un*«. Dtejtor Itawi (12 pt t*p«\only) chai^d a« JBQRS' DOORWAYS, SOS South Ave., Garwood SUnstt 9-0900 XS'WE MAKE OUR BUSY. CHRISTMAS 18 AMen Street BRldce urban Trust'and moving into third : Help Wanted - Male .. • . two 1hm.«"^<' . • •' V . ^ BOUNDS. . . — kultipU LUttaf Aervle* place. In four weeks LciglVs have VCUBVSBION RXMUHXB' rAST. «br th» CUSTODIAN FOB PUBLIC buildTnc CASH Chsdtt ot SfcxttP* abrald accompany beat and 'utttt a*fvic« call Beonomy Can — SHORT OF CASH? Good salary, vacation ar> x . SHIP OF CttANTORD. COUNTY OF which you are stationed or con be found. u d by Al BartOCCi. 46ff, and REALTOR . BR 6-8051 01 if you the military Bervtce bnl fo owe Tough Floor rinfihM Reaiton <•-* Iniurore ' , UNION. STATE OF NBW JERSEY id th ake a Color Matchln* 8«nHee . - Far Rent lMiiaa u«in« -i: .1. North Ave.. E. ' NOTICE TO PERSONS DESIRING lot ffor a relative or friend then make an Gary Dixon, 447.. Keppler also wimlowa. eABU* - ABSENTEE BALLOTS application under oath for a mJHtnry the high single game of --"-** ¥A5JT WORKS ""--- . BVEtltMaS CALL Lsorvice^ballot to be forwarded to him. ROOMS FOR RMW :.by_W m>wlndow« and acr««xi* or BRidge6^110 If you are ajlquallfied. and reslstcred Heaionable JSatM. BRldca door*. LUttiua Aliiminiim Marie R. Deacon -. «R W> voter of the State who 'expects to bsutine g In your application that be Is201, followed by Pete Warrington,, Phone: Bfiidg* over the aac of 21 yeara, and stating his CRANVORD SOTBL. ' '• " •'"•'•• RRoth, , Rtohtai —; BR 6-208J absent outside the State on February 182, and Bob Douglas, Xfe^ said* e-wok. •> « fol R KllL d 13.' 1662. or a qualified and registered name seHal number. hoW . address and ALUMINUM combination •tarn wtafewj CHEERFUL, CLEAN bedroom - sltUnB foorls R. Kllni BR a»616d the.nddresTttt which he Is stationed or . CUSP FtJLL HCrtJHB VOWBH address, and the address to which said il .... 21 rent, or torTiny other purpose; Odl Ma volt Installations our ' " 10 14. 'JSRldKe? 8-067©. ;•' •• . N XA MERRY CHRISTMAS STREET ballot should be sent, arid ^ must be s=s»^5,.s:K s«3a 14 signed with your ^ signature, 'and,, state Al 1'N.' Jack"s Texaco ...;, ie BALT for WATEji for public inspection In the Assessors H. Detering Realtor* «e lnsu jo 14 .. e»e4. Refined, roo OARAGE . POR R®JT. North Avenue AND A HJtPPY NEW LARGE,PLOT the.reason why you wftntot be able to Office from December 21, 1961 through 14 • klhi eoaw*. All 100. pounn PJ vfacing- Forert Avenue;- CaH BRldce WO vote at-your usual polling . place. No C6ldber°g's Men's Shop %.~.'... KM. «. civilian absentee ballof"'win be ° fur- January 4. HMj-^ OF ASSESSORS "Mr. Steps" Bomb Shelters X17- , R tt B Salt Service. CHettnut-lrS' "V Dlgnlflsd colonial with a den on the first LnBrncIo Asphnlt Drtvewayt -.18 I'. 6-1788. floor In addition to spacious llvlfce room nished or "'forwarded i to any applicant E>. P. MARKOWICH.- . QKNERAI. HOMB BXPAtRÛ you have and—dining room, kitchen with eattni unless request therefor S» received not , • . "\. Secretary - P.B.A. Local 82 •• •••—•,•• J? 12 21 Cranforcl ftsso J* a Job to be dona ot would Juit ffl» space open screened porch, fireplace 1 less than 8 days prior to the -election, AdV. Fees: J2.34 < , " 33 FLOOR WAXm To» WrtT'Xl ^ OU»er. inc.. BRldge CnOOU DISTRICT OF THE TOWN- AB Types of BUKi •^•* *îfliMl. and TsSfia 6-105a. V. Realtor BIIIP OF CBAK/FOftD. COUNTY OF A lor •ytA East Broad Street. W«itfle\d. M. J. UNIOV, 4TATB Or MEW JERSEY BAtT HAY. PBAT U/XSi KO-K-O 11 . Phene: ADami 3-6300' wuleWna- ihrtib*. Kofc*, SM^nî PAINT1NO. D«COHATmo, . , JWnXKnom- Buy- twin ex- 181 North Avfe., E. WeMfleld Multiple Mating System NOTICE TO PERSONS IN MILITARY S ttrtw. XttlttatM eheertulhr _ nerierieed, proieialonal printer* and en- Complimentary Brochure bllRVICE OB PATIENTS IN VETERANS' 1M1, 118 -South Avenue. «.. CranforA graver*. Beit quality and price. Fast FOOT OF CENTKNNIAL. AVENVB HOSPITALS AND. TO THEIR RELA- HAMS A. BKKO, 313 North Avenue. TIVES AND FRIENDS INSURANCE BRldge aervic*. Fre* parking at the door. If- you are in the military service or ALLKN PMNTINO CO., 41 North Ave- Cranford CRAKTORD BETTER-BUILT HOMfifl - rfflt WORLD BOOK "aeyclopedla, flwt HTUU A. RVDI3t—Intarlor and nue»»,,•., E.., CraniordCraBlord..N. N. Ji.. EveEytolbr j arc a patient In a veterans' hospital and" to JalM. Budjel plan. CaU EVELYM terior ^M and p b •pointmento avaUable. BRldge ilHghNroom colonial under- construction desire to vote, or if you arc a relative — CASUALTY -- LIFE Siia after 8 «rith built-in large, subit^ntlai. fa\lt>ut or' friend of a person' who Is 1n ,thc FIRE d- 6-1347. .shelter (first In Cranford new howses) military, service or Is. a- patient in n complete line _ot MOVING - STORAOK- TRUCKING. . W« '6 Dor«h«ster Avenue, off Denman Rose veterans' hoSpltal who, you believe, will ARTHUR A. *WAMtE—Interior and «t •neclallu In prompt, efficient eervlee. GREETINGS desire lo vote in the Annual "School terto* palnUni »»id decorating: tatte- CatL BRU3OS MOVERS. DRexel %- at Lincoln Avenue. BRldge 6-3743. 35S tautlon guarantetdtetd.. FrFreee •eramatea•eramat . 4684, . . ... CALL US FOR DETAILS ON THE CaUtuSbeth J-4S4J4S4B or BRtdgBRtd * « of the 1088. NEVER 8AY It can't be done un?U you've ... • ' «ORO« J. Painters Co. COMPANY Ubby Brewttor Garwood House Bat tt Grill „ .. 1050-60 Hope Ullluf ~. BR «-m» OaTWood Television * Appliance Center (J. 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DRnrr- Paul Matcria :....:... „ 1060 BUSINESSMEN WOOD for. arrangements, fenners, 1 N. J. PAINTERS CO. E.L. Melka •. ". _ 1058-60 Hamilton Avenue. BRld«e 6^»388j • CEELARS WATERPROOFED, nil work TOALLL J. Miragllotta , 1050-60 AD 3-4800 . ' . , • AI> 2-442° covered by Insurance, ten-year written !, '. 1057-60 TABLE' wlth""T>«ds. drop guarantee. Free estimates cheerfully John .McKluskey .-..., .' and INVESTORS PnXieat. eight. BUdM Anthony Napolttano 1047-6Q ' Clvcn. D. J. LEONARD. 480 Orchard :.;' 1060 " St., Craniord. BRldge 6-48B8. V. Nljro- : .' : John C. Ogonowskl w..... , ,.' 1054-30 CERAMIC TILE Complete Multiple listings 1054 OIL PAINTING, on canvas, B0 In J A. Patro'»e)li :; Painting and . Carpenter Work : ,...:..•... 1048-80 In., including 4 in. frame: upholstered J. P. CONTRACTING CO- A. Bendano <.• :..* , Victorian side chair. BRldge 6-8028. 348 Parker St.. Newark, N. J., HU Z-8894 Ida .BendW" r:..~-. .., 1043-54 THE , 2-1 SHAHEEN AGENCY, p; Rocco :„.!. , .'. : .> ,1050-60 TWENTY PIECB Westmorland sterling. Commercial James P. Ryan .i.^.'. __ 1060 Millburn Rose , P»«ern. » never ûsed, Realtors J. Ryan :.-.- t..V : '...• / - 1080 -., with chest. Best offer. BRidac 2-6368. & Business Space 15 Harlb-Avev B. P. Sammareo (8. & L. Service! , ;...../ •. 1060 1962 FORECAST OVER 1.000 so., ft. 3rd floor at 16-20 WiUlnm Schmidt .- 1057-60 POODufPUPPlES. three months, A.K.C. QeorBC SchulU 1944-45- 1054r55"s.. •• •...,„ ~,.., inated 1962 Reg., wormed and Innoculated. T«Toy» Musical Instructions North Union Avenue; corner Alden BR 0-19OO and BR 6-0777 Frank Sevcrlna •>« : 1950 >-r» For the 15th consecutive hold Street. Ideal tor an engineering of- . 1060 year, the Economics and*vidends«er»ha» bred- silver ond cream, «00. i. fc. B«ann6TT, teacher o| planp. Ijatajt fice, mall order stamp . and coin col- South Ave. warehouse Co :.x. , ;-. for Christmas. Mil 6-08OT. methods. Claaaleal and popular. I*»- c, speth' -. >--:;•: 1*60 Staff ot a nationally tot 130 well-known lection business, etc.- MAX TlEGER OPEN WEEKENDS 1»»B - X iona In your home. 68A Dorian Bead, Stamch •'• '-'^.- stocks •« presented in DUPX.ICATE SET. of formal dlnncrwaro . "& Co.,'1314 East Grand Street, EUza- Cvenlngs CaU. 1057-tiO known research or'gani-. Weatfleld CM1 ADaina a-6308 « beth 3-1480. tf W. Steftanski , .'.-.-..../..• received. Wentworth fine china, serv- Storm- Seal Inc.' .' "x, 1060 sation has prepared a re- tabnUrlornu For your ice for twelve plus six extra cups, PIANO INSTRUCTIONS. Beginnera-Ad- Salesmen .1050-57 port on the outlook for FREE copy, jtut returo Everard KemptnaB »*— BB Frank .Testa. -. ™ : -^ • 1050-60 white with gold rim and center gold vanced; MAROABJE5T PAPE. BRldge BB A44M W. Wsta : ,....:. ••...• • r:^.,...... :. business, finance and the the coupon. soray. 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' tt months ahead and it disr Items In process of- leRal procedure hnve been omitted. . cusses many topics That • bicycle. Blue and white, coaster brake, OR AT THE STUDIO TUTORING BY PUBLIC school teacher. A VERY The above list l« published" in accordance with Ihe requirement!) pr the Rcvistnl . like new. Reasonable. Call after 3 RENTALS SALES All subjects. Grades 2-0. Call MU Stntutcs. The above amounts do not include interest which Is to be added at the may affect you. For con- P.M. Thursday. BRldge 2-8887. 0ANIEL. KU8TER 7-2054. between 5 and 10 P.M. , tl rate of 6ri per annum from due dates. Taxes nnd Interest arc pnyable at the Office venient tdtcience, ceti- 11 Van Buren Avenue. BRidgo MERRY / of the Collector-Treasurer, Municipal Buildina. Center Street, Garwood, N. J. PRIVATE TUTORING, reading and arith- The Statutes provide that upon (allure to pay the amounts due, further proccedintts metic. Gerard l'arndisu, B S... Newark lo ellect collection can be taken. • • » • . . LOWELLS AtqiSIC STUDIO, 1B08 Central Dressmaker, Alterations • State Tenchera College: MA., Newark CHRISTMAS , W.ILLIAM J. GILBERT w Avenue, Westilcld. ADiims 3-3653. In- State Teachers College. State Certified, CUSTOM URESSMAKDJO and altera- struc-Uon on aM instruments. lnBtru- . . . Collector-Treasurer grades 1 through B. Call BRldfic 2-6310. Dated' December 12, 1061 tions by MARILYN. CaU BRldge 8- menta louned free. All lcaaona private^ J 5180. »-»3 TO ALL! • Adv. Fees: $52.80 - ' . " Z» Lost and Found Used Cars For Sale EVELYN WADE Wanted To Buy LOST—SavlnKs Book No. 17833. Subur- FUEL OIL is YOUR BEST HEAT PLYMOUTH -'-"1056, four-door PUua. ban Trust' Co. If not rr*lored before: and ASSOCIATES straight slick, rebuilt motor, perfect • WE BUY BOOKS December 21, 1061. application will be running, order. Will take Best" offer PL1ABE CALL FOR , DETAIUi Special Limousine Service made for .i new book. 12-21 in three du.vv Cull BRldge 6-4888 be- P.M. BOOK 8HOP and for the tween. 6 iind 7 P.M. ' PLalnfleld 4-3000 LOST—Savino'k Book. No. 34:115. M Trips to all airports, railway stations & pier* b'.in Trust Co. II not restored before PONT1AC — 1059 CuUilina, (bur door December 21, 19*1. application will be sedan, power brakes und slccrlne* made for-u new book. 12-2,1 A VERY Call CHestnut 5-2581 - BRidge 6-2272 R&H. $1,800. BHIdgc B-3820. Mortgage Money BEST IN FUEL OIL LOST -•-Savings Book No. :i:t085. Sub.- 0j^Tj»5 1030, ihrce-wlndow \-oupc, flat MORTGAGE MONEY Iimonsineii for weddings - Trips to anyplace CRANFOKD SAVINGS & LOAN urb.iu Trust Co If -not restored before MERRY CHRISTMAS head tiijiiw, perfect condition. Call • Deieniber U8. 19U1-; apphcutiou will be Ifs Ollidgc 11-5294 between 6 and 7 P M ASSOCIATION . — Prices Very Reasonable - North.& Union-Avenuer Cranlord made for ,> new, book. . 12-28 and a. LOST- .S.ivmi:» Hook. No :t54o8. fivibur- Cemetery Plots t:ilisT~MOHTCiAc;K- LOANS arrungui). LOMAND FUEL CO.. INC. bun Trubl Co If noi rcslnn-d before NEED CASH—1225. Four graves (eiRh ,, Hill.. Agfiio. BRld.i!e_ti-Sq44. 1 « Jnnn.-nv -1, 10H2. nppliiMUon will be HAPPY NEW YEAR burialsi. ORACELAND MEMORIAL made tor u nt-u tio«-»l* 1""* PARK, Kenllworth, .Perpetual cure. ELlzabctb 2-3907 or MUrdOck 8-1632. l.Oh-T. Wiiint-U A ' cmbli'in v*. itK (out FROM ALL OF US! Piano Tuning chumond!, unomirink jKim j tic cla^pi. n Hook No 2i Joe .ind AIKI- MiriiKllotta Cleaned and glazed. A. KANTKKR.U " ADams aaflll ' h ll not ri'» Niok .md Marv Cmrdann WilmitAv.no.. BSldw •lttTa « '"J.rml.ii'V l'«. I9(C .i|i|>liu'.it, %rd Stordg* " I Shipping m^di>>, t;irl..k-'. tj.iturd.ii: from 0 nS'.At. u-T.vxt co . We SEtL' artd Pocchcs^f Palibs AM '" •» .:c P.M. r-m cullix'.ion* cjl b-02M- - t Tlecteaiion Room* ' " OIL FJBED HOT WATER HEATERS Pmdkmg ~ " — BUILDT2FIJ9. INC. • Cabinets • RcpalrV Nursing Service ABOVE LISTINGS ESTIMATES ON ANY SIZE JOB CHANKOUD-KENILWORTH V N A fi>.r Ettlrriat«s Choorfvilly V .^ Hi*uiXiil nvij-iu-.j: Vulti< HMIOVU rn.if i Ar« offered thru mcmrW, offices of tin . Call BRidge 64)898 su 9 U27 m.itci'll.il .iiul ml.ni! Cirr, tn'jlui <•*!- AD CRANFORD BOARD OP REIAL " Given on Any calioK T!u- Vi-ilini; N,ii-.i- i".m Hf.p, 213 South Av«.f East — "" " BR 6-4442 — CH ^5-6566 , You Ti-li-phoiw BHHlu<- u-uT ,7 or run- LOOK fOR THI 81ON s'.llf Tdi-Hii.r... Oin-i-li "... Hour, Mor • ' , Cranford, N. J, . fAoving ProbUm 362 North Ave., E. ' .Cranford; N. J. ROBERT C. KRUEGER d.,\ tftruuuii VrWU.-.. ii '.o A Si m -1 :* ? r.v pjt-tid.,- n N vV' I r M :< | "REALTOR" 207N.UthST. - - KENILWOBTH J.

Cra BV RICH RUtyENSTEIN - ' In O¥eftime; 51-48^ nford|_ Hockey Club will nteei the alumni Sunday morjiingâg t the. South Plain- Coach Wijliam Martin's highly rated Cranford High School basket- . - • ' ••• By.RICH..HUBENST^lN . ' -..•', , . fitSia Ice Palace lin wh whatt promise st tob be ti off thth e outstandinttdig gg game s ott t hth e season, qpj iftiftt ball-team, will-leave Wednesday Jor Schenectady^^Y. to participate ,. Although.Jiever Jeading during the regular ..game^ranford ttiglj. SdiooVs basketball will begig n at 6:4; 5 a.ma.m.. ^.. >n-the'Schencclady Invitation Christmas Basketball Festival.' team tied St. "Mary'sin the final seconds and defeated their Elizabeth rivals 5148 in over- coach Robert Crane stated that this sftbufcTbe a very exciting eontest since most of The tourney will bp played in the Llnton High School .gym in time Friday night*. Over,,1,000 scceajtnng fans jammed St. Mary's ,gym to watch what alumrti jire now playing for college .teams. The local'mentor added that it should well Sehenectady which: has. a Seating capacity of 2,300.' Coach William Martin called one" of the greatest team efforts he has •/eyerjeen during his be worth anwtna'anyone'es - art***effort t»oA >i—-,—.;"...... v^——:—-——.—'— ~ -• —'•• • • ••-?- """First round of play will begin;—;- •-•• '—-;-• ——r — coaching career, as the Cougars overcame a third period defi'cit o£a,s much as 10 points and v ^^s^^?^ - get up at this early hour to see Wednesday afternoon and con- j pcrinti])iaker in 5-10 Joe Long^/ho, " "—— '•—— fought back to win the game. • Ifa match, .^ tinue with the semi-finals on "a junior in last year's tourney The Cougars escaped defeat , . .-Playing for the alumni will Varsity Ftw when their oackcouft ace, Neil Thursday, DeceihiseT ^28, âraf ltie~ •"• be JfayT«ind"Pele^Tflrench'of the an excellent big man in 6-6 Bob Castaldo, completed a tbree finals on Friday., December 29. Ryan, a. 23S 1b. junior. -^^; . , --Colby College, varsity squad; Clint The tournament "will have two pointpliy with 15 seconds.te- - •• •— Crane, last year's captain and now The. Cougars, only entry out of remairiing ô. send' the gaiftc into Trounces $L Mary's brackets, ^consisting of the victor-: New'York state? will leave at 9 , a member of the Franklin and .overtime.' "\ _ - -r -"' ..< - ' Marshall team; Chdck, Goodfcifftw, By RICH .RUBENSTEIN. ious and defeated teams. a.m. Wednesday by^Biinr'dn the dark Regiona I, 70-46 wn0 is First rpund sched^Je follows: 300-mile trip. "The local* players Ed Skjzis therh-.took over rnd* ->/-,.' on. the freshman team at ' Coach Hubie Brown's speedy and rugged junior varsity basketball scored "fiy^«of the se>Hin Uinnford j.:,...., Colgate; Ken Weenjan; formerly :2 p.m.—Home Free Academy coaches and adults accompanying %| By RICH RUBENSTEKiJ . y team breezed to their third/straight win" without a loss-by walloping Cranford High's powerful varsity basketball quintet romped to points in the extrit^pemicl and v • * with THnity Paiditur; - Frltr Wee- .XNew York City) vs. Bishop the team, will stay at the Van St. Mary's of Elizabeth.49-27 at St. Mark's court Friday Tnight. Gibbons "(Schenectady) Curler Hotel, Sehenectady. iheir iGurth consecutiv wm wLthuiit a. defeat oytfr Clark Re-, ftaufed down the key rcbQH>4 that > ;'-: .ThtSi of trinity Pauling; Bob Dom- The young'Cougars; using the fast break, broke aw% from a close : mergue,. former captain of Nor- 5}:3O pCm. — Aquinas. Institute Members of the varsity., team glonal, 70-46. Tuesday afternoqn at the losers' court. The "Cougars preserved the" Cougar %N! •first period score of 6-5 to outseore the Hill toppers 22-7 lo,the second - The player who got X wich . University, hockey team; (Rochester,) vs. Powers Me- making the trip, include Bob En-placed four.men in double figures and had complete, control' of the' :.w -... Roger Kopf of the Lafayetifchockay quarter- -Rusty Cree, &»2 center, • mortal '(New York City)"" ' ' gel, Neil Castaldo, Ron Hitter, Ed boards to easily gaintheir third "WJatchuhg Conference triumph. rolling,. however, was John scored 17 points and grabbed tHf he fast, break. Cree, Brizinskis Sluzis, John Litwinetz, Ji'fti King winetz. After Cainlord. had. floun- •f thjb; Bill Morris, former_Gard6n on t 7 p.m.—Cranford vs. Amster- Junior. Bdn RiUer led the game's rebounds to lead the Cougars to dam, N, Y. '-".,•• John McVey, Dennis Raczynski dered throughout most of the first • ..* State^ Hockey League performor; and ~'Gary Iversen ~leeL^the_ surge scorers with 17 markers while Ed : •victory. Cree shot a/phenomenal 8:45 p.m.—Llnton (Schenecta- Francis •Collins, John SJalinsky, Neaves' dropped in a pair of free half, Litwinetz opened the second '• ;>/,-. Rdb Half, former Williams College •;vvlth four tallies each as the Cou- Sluzis, John Litwinetz, and Jimmy BO percent from thi floorr sinking dyTvs. Philips Schuyler (Al- Bill Ray, Nelson Dittmar and Ron throws" to bring the Crusaders one half with, three quick baskets to *4 player; ajidUBill Wilson, former gars took a 28-12 halftime lead... Kins tossed in 12 apiece. Senior 8 of 9 attempts. Norris Brizinskis. bany; N". Y,) Itubenstein, along with managers point closer at 35-15,' RiUer then, put the Cougars on-,the comeback ... •• Hamilton College performer. The third quarter was almost John McVey, who started in place he also scored in doubly figures with "All teams in the tournament are Rich Rubenstein and Barry Mc- sank two' frorri the foul line and trail. , ' . . . •.'•/ r: ? Cranford Hockey Club even with the Cougars outscoring of the ailing Bob Engcl, pulled 11 markers. " " regarded as powerhouses in their Dowell; - \ two more on a jump from the During Cranford's second half., •'J rolled to two more victories this the Hilltoppers 11-9 as Cree dunk- down^lO rebounds, and little back- The first "quarter-was close, due respective, territories with the .ex-" Adults accompanying ihe corner- before CMnehar notched surge, the local five hit on: 16 of i. psist week-end and took over un- ed six and Brizinskis four. Cran- court star Neil "Doe" Castaldo v to sloppy ball handling Qn- the ception of Bishop Gibbons which, eus include Coach Martin- and) his two points for Clark. Jim King 29 field "goal attempts and out- x / ; disputed first place in the Union ford was in fron\ 39-21, as the passed for six assists to also ve?y narrow court. Charles Collettt for the first time, has^-a senior sens, Billy and Michael; Huhle put in two more" free throw tries', rebounded the Hilltoppers 24-14. . , - County Hockey League. Tom Lea- qbarter ended. "•- ' >v. the Cranford victory. hey • paced the local pucksters by opened the,- scoring with a free . The- final period saw^Hhe locals" class.. ' Browp, junior varsity coach;, Boh .but. Neaves sank a free\0irow fbr- Coach Martin's quintet shot a poor . netting five goals in Cranford's throw for St. Mary's. Norris .Brir Wore'tO points to the Hilltoppers' 6. \Rome«Free Academy appears to Belle, freshman coach; Ernie Hob- TTie Cougars began the rouf at the Crusaders to" bring the score 30 percent in the first half but 12-4 win over Wissahickon on zinskls matched the effort by sink- Cree again was the leading scorer be-nhe pre-tourney fayorite. It bie, former freshman, coach; and the opening tap as they scored to 41-18. bounced back to 55 percent in the has anêxcelient ball "handler and Dr. Neil Castaldo, team physician 12 of the first 14 points scored. Ed second half which enabled them. _ tirday while Bob Ackland led theing a ofoul shot for Cranford. Cree with four, while Booney Mazzella, Sluzis hit with a jump shot for the King and Litwinetz tossed in to finish th,e evening with a^tbrrid * • .Qjrfcnfo^-Tfika'telPs to a 7-1 victory dropped in one of two from, the Jim "Downing, and Iversen shared successive jumpers and Staeger "otrer Rahway oh Sunday with three foul line to give Cranford* a 2-£ the remaining points.: Cougars, and Dennis. Chlnchar 45-percent field goal average. '• t scored the same way for the Cru-•put in a-fre|e throw,"but King add- Litwinetz led thg Cougars' attack scores. Cranford now has a 6-0 gap. Colletti, who led the Hill- Cranford J.V. I St. Mary't ed two, more' points for the Cou- FG-FT TIKeeJey 1 League Tightens saders. Cranford then ran off a with 17 while-Slusiis tallied 13 and record. toppers with nine markers, hit the 0 2 gars to pull Cranford out in front Leahey's five^goal output on Sat- fic&Mie.ld^Bpal of the game with Mazzella 2 0 4 string of 10 straight jy>ints, four Engel hit the c6rds for 11. Rich\ >'Brien • 1 '0 2|CoUetU 3 3 S 47-19. Chinchar put in another •Burke of St. Mary's led all scorers/" urday moved him into-* second a jumper, from the fouj line to putDiFohk> . 0 1 lfKulbake 1 0 2 each .by Ritter and Sluzis, and > 8 1 17|O'Conncll 0 0 0 As Line's Edges Acacia jumper qnd.Sta'eger a jumper for Cree two by Castaldo, to jump out to a with 18 as he sank 10 free throws, -, place behind. Jim Goodfeliow for St. Mary's ahead for the last time 4 l 2 0 v VUinskis Lind's Pharmacy topkjwo games from the league-leading Acacia 12-2 lead with, five minutes- gone glark around a" deuce by Utwin-, lhrce m6re.foul shqts than Vthe en^ total searing honors so far this th the contest. Brizinskis put thgDowiimt; 1 2 ".i}Fnrley 0 0 0 ( sedson. Gsodfeliow has netted 12 Cbugars in frortt with a Iayup'off Crdmnnii- . 1 1 aiBoylc 1 Q 0 Q insurance keglers in the Cranford Bowling League Friday^higlit at by in the. first-Quarter. Bill Staeger etz, Hank Buoni dropped in a sin- tire Cranford squad scored. Mike (versen 2 3 6|Murry 2 0 4 gle foul shot and. Sluzis. likewise shots while Leahey is close be- the fast break. Colletti scoced Thurston 0 0 pjSOjSparkk s 0 0 0 eiaVk Lanes and cut the leader's, margin to a game arid a hilfrF"^ tosssi in a free throw before an- tiurke added 14 for th£: losers. ^ hirid with io; Bbb Acktond, Good- again to close the first period with 91ocani 0 • 0 6|Flborrfc 0 0 • Tied for third, a game behind Lind's, are Errico Trucking,, who other Cougar scoring spell, on for Cranford. ' Richie Burke opened %ie. scoring lanscn 0 0 p,Solis 0 a ' .Bob Stinson and Staeger- put in with 1 free throy and a jump Shot, ' 1 fellow, Dave DeLonge, ' Leahey Cranford in the lead 6-5. Coenie 0 ,0 01 won a pair Friday night from Sdilpcter's Hardware; Lehigh Bsso, who baskets by Ritter, Castaldo, and a and • Charlie Kripperidorf have The', second quarter was- a run took two fro5ni"Gra\vfSrcl's""GuIf, -T)T—^^ '—~*—: '"•' -":—•''•'•.••••.' 'v'"'thxeerpoint'pl^y" . byMoVey, ended, two ,moj:e Buckets tot ^Clark,-. but. •and^junior Bill Hajeski-swished a,^ combined for 48 ou,t of Cranford's Totals 19 11 49! Totabi 12 3 2? the quarter .with, the winners well Sluzis and 'RitteV SQored two each jumper as the Hilltoppers vaulted awaiy. by, the Cougars'" as they Cranford . 0 2? 11 10—49 and Barnett'S; Liquors, who edged BAKNE'TT'S UqUORS - 60-goal total so* .far this'season. " scored the ma jorityof their points "St^rtary's 0—27 •Pc'U* ...:.:. 170 W7 in 'front. \9-&~. • .' ' .to give the Coilgars a~~5^2^ mar- into a quick .5-0 lead. Sluzis scored •» the Cramford Ijotel' for -two wins. Brinkerhoff 195 ]9 109 the first Cranford basket on a .The Cranford. skaters downed The second period opened with gin. Staeger also score^TTwo to J Two sweeps were, recorded Fri- Russell 198 Ul 169 iumper| arid seconds later scored -,:( Wissahickon 12-4 before an en- DlQlovarmi , 1S2 1S4 143 equal fashion of.scoring by both end the .third period' action with UHisiastJe crowd last Saturday. Be- day night, the Citizen and Chroni- Komer —..'. *. l«i 180 189 squads. Bill Prish dunked a jump- the Cougars elnjqying, a. 54-30 lead. againôn a'drive. Rich Burke sank : Totals 874 738 837 ivfo free throws, and Hajeski Hit sides Lieahey's five goals, Ackland BetlriEI 2! Posts Sweep cle winning three from Shaheen CRANrOHD HOTEL ,(H er' for *Clark and, Bob* Engel a Litwinot?: once again drew first scored., three, Krippendorf •' 2, and " Matlaga ...... ,'... 205 214 IBS blood for Cranford with a tip-in. another jumper as, the Hilltbppers •' Agehcy/arid the Pepermint Room AnjtnOU :. 168 139 1S1 deuce for the Cougars to make the extended theii- lead 'to 9-V. John DfeloMge and Goodfeliow each 144 Ritter and Litwihete 'added two taking three from Swan 'Cleaners. ,DueJtWO«h :...... V0 USB score 21-5; 'Prish again hit-.on -a Litwinetz sank his first basket tallied one. To Hp}|4 ftfiiirch Loop Lead Meyw, : ....^.. 141 "151170. more Cranford buckets as the . Howie Loderstedt of the Pepper- «ahdihd.....i UW« « 101 jumper .before Ritter oVcranford with a long jumper, and Ron Ritter On Sunday, Cranford moved into Temple Beth-El 2 p*ostea a sweep. «4ndie«p 12 and Bifl Neaves', of CItfrk ex- Cougars pulled jin toz.a 60-30 com- mint Room rolled a -265 game! Totals ... 820 threw in a jumper i at the buzzer first-place in the county loop by Tuesday night to hold first place, which ties Emil Filsinger for third changed buckets for a 23-9 Cran- mand. Buwjfti .h)t. his first basket as the Cougars closed the gap 9-8» PEPPERMINT HOOM (3H ford ledd. Jim King and Sluzis. trouncirig Rahway .7-1. Ackland, in the Inter-Church Bowling Sweepsr .hjgh of the year.. Loderstedt also of the game on a lump before six atithe end of the.first quarter. playing an outstanding game, led H. Loaferstadt .100 265 .199 then tallied on jumpers for the more -consecutive Cougar points, Leagued Temple Emanu-el is,-w had games of 160 and 199 for- a 624 S. OeU« S«la HI > 190 St. Mary's drew first, blood on- a * the scoring with -^hree- markefs. Into Lead ^V. Tllttler l«ft 160 147. Cougars and Staeger pumped in a tw.o each by Castaldo, Ritter and second, two games, off the pace. • J pair of foul line tosses by Mike Goodfeliow netted a pair and Krip- series. a ViiWairtum 1ST 15150 0191- two. pointer for the drusaders. Litwinetz, vaulted the Cotigars iri- Other sweeps were recorded by C. TCUXIA Sala 1731«9 Burke. Ritter ^bit- a corner jump pehdorf and Bob Knox each added In Park Pin Loop Other 600 series were rqlied ,by J. rfiffltSala ,.:. -. ^ 184 119 John. ^Litwinetz dropped in,,, .his. ito a 66-32 advantage. Then, as the Zipn -JLiitheran, Osceola Presby- Leonhardf of. Schlecter's Hard- . -Totlls 804 852 shot to bring the Cougars within on.e. Coach Robert Crane was p'ar- Mike's Barber Shop won three first basket on a jump shot, but Cougar bench was being installed - tieularly pleased with the aggres- terian2-and $t. Paul's Lutheran. ware who had ganfes, of WS, 21^9 BWAN CLJCANEHS (0) one, but the Hilltoppers ran off games from Joe's BHifts :.... 104 4164 140 Staeger "'followed suit with a jump into the lineup, the Crusaders tal- eight consecutive tallies on a pair .. sive play of Knox, left wing on the Grltske of Zion Lutheran put 4 and- 213 for a 625 total; Roberts of Jahn v 1116 133 151 swept past Campy's Auto into iirst : shot for Clark to shrink Cran- second team. Bob Pf all continued together scores of 228, 222 and 184 Errico Trucking, who xoUed games J. Sivereool ... 178 161 1 137 lied seven straight, markers, - five"of two-handded jump shots by •* place this, week in the Park Village MiSh 131 ford's margin to. 29-13. However, to play his usual fine game «i the for a 634 series, high for the night. 0^182, 189 and 233 fora 691 total; Zamorski tut in 179 by Prish and two by Staeger. Make. Burke, and. single baskets ;. : Bowling League. Other sweeps 13 a free throw by Engel and two nets. '...,',.. ; . - Othefr games of 200r6r above in-? ahdxMatlaga 6f Cranford -Jiptel Handicap .140 • .13 Cranford'a Cisco Collins inter- by Haj&ski and Bob 5niith, to were registered by Hayeck's, Fre- Totals .17 803 1 foul shots and a jumper by'King Coach. cliided: Holland,, Oscepla Pres; , %, who posted scores of 20?, 214 and 775 rupted, the Clark rally with a fouji- -jump to-a-19-10 advantage^ *>. &^^ 23rp^^^ . 2;;;;221;; t>nd's and C&anford Barber Shop. 188 for a "607. output. CITIZEN AND CHHONICLK 13) gave the Cougars a 21-point bulge line toss, but Clark's Lea Ragon- Litwinet' ' z pumpe"~d i'-"n a' jumper h6ckay clinic seTsfbris at the'hew Frank Sireh rolled the, only "600 Howard ....^™.:....' 153 14a 134 at halftime. .34^13. Union County Park rinlf on "Moh- Weinstein, Temple. Beth-El 1, 216; . Others with^ games of 200 or MCB-r^14144 4 1]B8 3fll ese dropped, in three more Crti- and Ritter sank a charity toss be- Wh,l|e, -Str Paul's Methodist, 215; series of the night on games of 222, above included: McConneli; Citi- N. Koury :.:' 189 170 188 Castaldo opened the second half sader markers to slinvdown \he fore Mike Burke scored on a driv- day and ^Thursday >venings-have, lS9and 190 .for a 60l**Tbtal. Ufecld ro 1M 168 scoring with a free throw, but ing layup. Bob Engel' • dropped in played ai^dmportant part in Cran- Qershman, Temi»ie Beth-El i-, 213; *en and Chroniclo, 201;- Ziclen- .IZielenbaeh 174 It? 303 Cranford lead to 6*7-42: Cougar Stewart, St. Mark»s, 2i3^jHeisch, Other high series were posted by: bach, OHIzien and Chronlcjie, 203; Handicap 38 ' 28 36 BiU -Ray hut his'first points nf"th Mike Burke end- Garrity, 509; J; Jlewitt, .542; A. so, 2Ur FUsinger, Lehtgh Esso, 214; B.iBbventrt' •• iaa pa 160 Santella „. 2b5 181 189 ed the first half scoring with two 1 S. Cymbaluk John Zalinsky hit two free throws is .doing in. - the fundamentals iaf M.. H**fM •> -•••• J3 IBS 104 179- 190 207 stick handling, skating, and con- Also Morro, St. Paul's Lutheran, Marquardt,. 515, P. Nardelll, 528i DeMarco,' Ltn4*s Phartwaey, 203; 173 18T 182 178 for Cranford. The buzzer sounded more free throws to send the Hill- ditioning for all his players. 206; Bernstein, Temple Beth-El 3, T: Flaherty, 503. Gritdte, Breen'a Gold Checks, 218; r," HwUrruiai.' 178. 184 Total* 881 879 877. shortly, ,. inflicting the fourth toppers to the lockers enjoying a Also D. Wilsey, 548; L. Davis, Harney, Lotfs Market, 221; Beym, , • •. ivity^n •«.»..'.. T43 7!/'l comfortable 23-15 mar-gin. • ** Of- the 40 players who attended 206; Nylen, Calvary Lutheran," 203; CRANTORD SHOE STORE ll> straight loss for Clark. ' , Huetteman, Community Metho'dtst 515; J. Dow, 585; A. Schmidt, 564; Howland Realtors, 214; Hull, How- scmicncR's HAROWAML H. Hopper 140 179 175 The third period opened in the last Thursday's program, 38 were H. Trent, 502; C. Gurski, 541; M.lahd Realtors, 228; Farrell, Har- U. Hayeck ...... i..... 1SS >eck WB I3a iaa The"" Cougars' next encounter fashion as the first two with . from Cranford, Coach Crane stated.. 3,wU)3; Mould, Cranford Alliance, 138 £ ^ -- - will be Friday ^night at Rahway Costello, 516; J. Szezyglel, 511; H.tig Paint, 206. H. NeUon 139 188 H. Usher :...'. „ 137 186 154 Hgtfeski, hitting on a jump shot. ''Cranford's hockey coach added 202; "Randolph, St:-Mark's; 202; 10Q Ehrenbeck, 502. LeonhWCdt ...... an 913 W. Austin _ 174 126 229 in a Watchung"conference' gajne. .The pougars then began to roll^ that he feels a great deal of good Witt, Community Methodist 3, 201; Also Kbury, Hartlg Paint,, 202; isa A. Cranaer-_ _. ITS-rtt 200 The J.V. game will start at 7 p.m. x Edwards, Trinity, 201; Kent, Tem- Team standings are: . • . J. Hayeck ..... 183 Handicap _ 2 11 20 with Litwinetz swishing two long" ^ be obtained from these ses- Barlow, Lions Club, 208;. Handicap ..;>. I U IBS T0UI5' ••' ,._ 784 B10 903 with the varsity tilt.beginning at ...... -...... 92 jumpers.. Jim Murray interrupted sibns for anyone who is interested ple BethÊl 2, 200; and Shotlander, : w t Hayeck's Poods;- 209;-Sai Totals 888 8 . 9«|14 875 METHODIST MEN'S CLUB 12) 8:30. Mike's Barber Shop 26 16 BRWeO YRUCKBJQ (3) Sloeum __,..,._ ^ 153 ' jsi the Cranford, march with a liijjl£ in improving his hockey teeh-, Temple Beth-El 1, 200. Campy's Auto .38 17 Standard Lumber, 205; S. Cymba A. Slcko \n iU 177 Cranford t MacPherson 172 1SQ 144 • 19 15 ;20 Itt—70 drive jump shot, but Ljtwinetz and. niques. •"••••• . .w, Freund!* Jewelers .. 24 18 luk^Standard Lumber, 807 "Austin, J. Hlrsch Its 183 198 Temple Bcth-El 2 14 Baron's Drugs ...... '. ", 24 18,,, C. -Roborta 163 189 233 Stacy :. ...._ _• no 188 2J6 Cliirk . 3 ltt ',J7 16—48 Ritter pumped in sucqessive jump- i- 34 16. Cranford Shoe, 225;. Cramer, Cran- 155 1S6 147 The juniors won their game Parkway Bowl ..; 23 19 J.i Errico 134 lS m Otticinls: Oruninocr, Lcboffw Temple Emanu-El 17 -' ers as the Cougars trailed by just . 32 Sportsman's Shop 21 21 ford ghoe, 200; Stacy,. Methodist R. Glambruschlnl 186 309 201 . - .- 213 205 . Cranford / ) ' Clark -against Wissahickon Saturday 5-0. Linden Pi*?.. 31. 19 Charlie's Bar * ,.... 21 21 To(al» ;, tT2 0?2 982 Imu* „.,..,...,; 155 ]&i FO FT T|. - / FO" FT T four at-27-24. Murray hit another, Tom Archdeacon, who was out-Crnnfofd ."ÂHlnncc ,: 29 - 19 Hayeck's Foods 21 21" Men's Club, 226; Doriey, Methodist Totals : 804 fllll 873 Cranford Methodist 2 PETBHSEN'S DAIRY (1> McVey • 1 1 3|pridh / jump shot, put once again Litwi- standing onNlefense, also led the 39 19.M, Beuzlie's Sunoco 30% 21 Va Men's Club, 2J3 and 205; Thorn- LEHIQH ESSO (8) "" R-^Petersen .L - .138 Bitter Calvary Lutheran ..., 27 21 Economy Electric : 17 39 171 184 7 3 17 Chinchar 4 0 8 men,, Peterson's. Dairy; 206; and P. Myl«rt ;.... 211 171 181 W. Delflnis _. iS7 193 127 Sluzis 4 4 lajStlnson , 1 0-2 netz hit a long jumper to keep up team in scoring-~vwith a pair t)f Trinity .-. 27 21 Cronford Barber Shop 16 86 J. Kleftw/ettar 1 Temple Beth-El 1 132 199 ' J. BauiAann iaa 157 ISO UtwineU 6 0 12 Staeger 6 214 the Cougar hopes with the score at goals. Pete Guy, Roland Scheller 27 21 Joes Market .' 13% iWtMarltowich, VTW. 200. lW 181 A- Schuli .'. 123 Vint, PTM. I 26 22 . 170 !67 Castaldo 2 3.- 7 Buoru Knl«(m 183 169 B., Thornit»en 159 UJ 390 Kin'c 4 4 12 Neaves. 29-25. . and Terry Washbourne roiinde'd darwoo^ d Pre». 26 22 Prize winners for November, as 178 17a Pres. 3 25 23 —-"• - - 214 Totals , 703 779 844 Enfiel . 1 1 3|Raj|onesc Richie Burke came into the game • the .scorijig with each player get- Zion Lutheran "... First Baptist 2 10 29 announced by -Bacretary Harold U 11 Zalinaky 0 2 3 Rusao 0 0 Temple Beth-El.3 2S 23 880 917 by sinking two foul, shots before- ting one goal apiece. Ron DeLonge 24- •tVcstfield Pres „ IB 3d Kinney, follow: Class AA — High Mich It8 .137 -300 Collins 0 1 llNPesgood 0 0 first. Baptist 1 24 avis m Weisert. ^ 0 24 24 Cranford -Melhddlst 1 ...... 16 32 143 139 134 Ray 1 If four more Cougar points were played a fine game in.,the nets. Community Methodist l St Pauls E & R 2 15 33 games, Royal Fturchud^ 267,' and V. Maion 15 1«7 19fl pUcoiti 178 158 168 Rarzynskl 0 0 0] Oveeola Pres. 1 23 25 A, Uarkowlch 168 ISO 103 scored on a tip;in by Sluzis, and a , On Saturday, :the senior squad 28 Lou D'Alessandris, 266; high series, J. Ttaeo __ 1S5 169 151 Dittmnr --V 0 0| 8t. Paul's E<* B 1 P. D'Antonio • 143 161 170 Berardlnelll . 161 181 M8 Rubenstein :0 0 JO drive' by Engei which closed the ' will tackle Montclair High School St. Paul's Lutheran 22 26 To admire on principle la thaHatry Broughton, 635, and Gor- B. Kinney ... 180 174 173 Handicap 22 26 a. Drapfeau *. 16 16 16 at JJ a.m. at Warinanco. The juniors Community Methodist 2 only way to imitate without lost don Ostrowsky, 621; Clgss A—high, lea iB7 ..Totals 841 820 817 Tota'ls ,2S 20 70J Totals 18 1Q 46 (Continued on Page 6) Community Methodist 3 ...' 21 27 • Totals 830 B$B .932 .•will ploy Florham Park at 5 p.m. aseeola pres.. 2 2O'/4 27* of originality. — Samuel Taylor games, Hugo Staiger, 245, and Jo- Saturday at the -Willow - Brook St. Mark's 20 . ,28 seph Zamorski, 230; high series, ACACIA INSURANCE (1) First Pres. 3 ". 20 28 Coleridge. p Unge 181 .172 197 Rink in Singac. : 9t. Paul's Methodist --19 "29 —Mary Baker Eddy Theodore \Torgerseiv and spader wo 150 199 Paxjuale ...< 180 131 1.72 Next Tuesday, the senior team Harold Hopper, 6983 ; Class B — Mead 188 130 f«7 will meet the Beacon Hill Club high games, Marvin Kriierim, 243, Keeteh 176 183 138 • Handicap ...<..... 2 2 2 in a retort match at 8:15 a.m. in and William Austin, Jr., 243; high Totals -.1... S43 768 835 Summit. ••. ' t series, Alfred Sicko, 610, and An- LIND'S PHARMACY (2) ' GREETINGS Van Brant 145 186 157 thony DiGiovanni, 572; Classic— NieUel. Jr m 180 168 high games, Walter Frankenberger, StQpak , 161 137 ISO Brgugh'ton 101 178 181 Colonial, Mike's 239, and «{phn HtfU, 221; high series, DeMarco 203 183 181 Warren Weisert, 388, and Anthony Totals 8J2 814 B!)7- Tied for First Jarose, 569; Class D — high games, WS GOLD CHKCks (2i Vincent Brinkerhoff, 203, • and Kinney 193 • 161 17..• 181 188 315 Shop teams are still dueling it out Walter Nietzel, Jr., 534. Ju»li - 167 189 147 Bowl Handicap 49 40 49 for first place in the Cranford Totals 869 837858 Oh W L LOU'S MARKET (1) Barbers Bowling League. Each Acacia Insurance 39 2« 18 Mi 1 17 Schtk .;..-. 189 186159 team won swingle game Tuesday '-Anticipated LJnd'R Pharmacy ,. 27 35 H«mey v5t 331 Errlco Truclcjrur ' 39 24 18 D'AlMsandrls „:..* • 13J - iss us nigh* and ar.e deadlocked for first. Effective Lehlffh Eulo' - 88 24 18 18 EJnhorn 170 183 188 Colonial dropped two to Veterans Jan: 1, 1962. Barnett'« Uquors 32 -24 Klelbassa- 103 156 160 Schlecter's Hardware ... 40 Totals 821 901 151 while Mike's lost a pair to the Breen'n Gold Checks 44 18 Va 23- 19 802 Cranford Barber Shop. Crawford's Qull ; 23 HOWLAND REALTORS I2> Cranlord Hotel • 23 IS The two-game win enabled the as 20 V. Boneiovannl .... 197 140 Your Mdney Earns More At Roselle Savincfe! Howland Realtors us as W. Beym 167 146 214 ~Cranford Barber Shop to pull Peppermint Room 3377 ' 22 20 S. O'Branowlczi .... 186 187 within a game of the leaders. Full Dividends Paid on All Amounts of $1 or More!* HortiiJ Paint Shop ... 31 aoMi T Hull IBS 175 225 Lou's Market . 38 21 ai W. Marshall 183 lai 162 • High series were turnod in by: Builders' General . 34 21 21 •' F Del QundiO 132 178 Hbyt-ck's Foods SO 21 21 W. Chapman, Mikes. 577; R. Bo- 41 20 Vi 2 Hi Totals 871 -704 908 Citizen and Chronicle BUILDERS' GENERAL II' land, Friendly, 674; J. Tomalav- 1 Ucms Club 31 20 22 P. Dil.oreiuo 1S8 22 V, 180 177 age, Rlnaldo, 567; M. Kaschak, Standard Lumber 32 f Rlikall.i 132 172 ISti Swan Cleaners _ 43 IB "23 K. Aliir 167 142 158 Veteran*, 584; R. Ciambruschini, Cranford Shoe Store 42 ia, 24 A Sawyer . 199 175 195 3h«heen ARi-ncv 21 17 Friendly, 557. F Argenziano ROSELLE G dstrowskv 100 1B2 i:iO Mi-thodi«t Men's Club 24 16 2n Handicap 13 4 1 :i6 15 . 27 WITH EVERY GOOD WISH Cracford, 555. Totals 83H 864 820 vrw ^ 29 M 2B * AJso C, Re, "colonial, 54S; rA. Petersen's. Dulry . HAR^ IG PArNT SHOP i2l FOR YOUR HAPPINESS Jackowski, Ernie's, 548; E. Butter DiFabio 171 17:1 DlLorenzo Colonial,Colonial . 535535. ^ D'Antonio, 170 104 178 Farrell .. 165 184 20B . ' ,/ , . _ -THIS HOLIDAY SEASOKt. Crajj- And Loan Association HAROLD F. BENNER Kulirv. . ,. 202 175 161 8r U+ecina (•nckowiki 181' ISS 333333; . * In^«rp«rale(l _ Totals JI91 9U , tod Jeam standings;' •TherrnaWn 158 159 " Ltfeafetl •OTri^Ctfrwerrience Cbrher/- "Automobile Paintihg t . VM iqti 1S7 w 1 yujj 172 Tfl4" JB9 S uii i a CHESTNUT ST. AT THIRD AVE. , Authorized DUCO 'Me - Ford X Ill 14O~'T5l-'~'. Bell's Pharmacy Mlkv» 1 Sh6p 3« 10 -'Your Scn'inqs Federally /n.J-L.ArRj ErnU's Baxb.-. -< DOfux Enamel Reflnishing +1AVECK S KOODS '2 17 No. Union Ave. . BRrdge6CC62 1 - - ^ .w ^^PARKING AREA! ~ Connolh irj 105 I|ih«lda Bail - > s - L4 . Ill, 1 Welding — Trpck Lettering 188 HOl'nS: Mon tnroiJRH ri-idav-. / .-. -••"• •

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... BurJfr over. siGzfo. s/^ 1 13 for 11; points. I dropped in two in lor .the basket with 8 I IT Murray I .-1 USitintv V led ihis.. Ij.sers ,witK 151 \noru (unsticuiiv-c O U 0 Oq'hrri Sdêidnagfiel added 12. fouivfl n:;d raillll>' sai k the : ,iiy Enfit-f and Sly/.j.-, hed I he baul>> tSju-ow *.o narrow tpe HU)lop-> ' Litwiiiet'Z'SU'hihed "a corner jumper*. Twjjii 2 ft^ Throe play«rs nit fa-dbublo Ug- : 'atJ3-3th HiWC â-i toJ4-4i |\vrtjT 35 -seconds - • • O*nford 8 to ures for thc^VFW Ds^hey over- 14 ••» tullied k-strijJKMr points -On a ^S: '.M5r>-'s iht-n weril into a 6-5477 H'ASUlt the Couglirs in front" 48-46. -St.' Mary'i.t c;nie a four point half time deficit jum'pei-^y Hajeski and a free ze after pelting the ball i«<5t: . On••&:'Mary-s tiuîfitb- the bull, >?****< ^ to win4d passed out^tffT lore! . U, .the ' Cougar. s led b-y r.fo'iir . The GolcJ; Ba41 Boskotbal] League . fur. eight, of their 'total in the sec . Burke scored on a jumper to put îtvv-izntu \vno in turn 'passed'off I ••Richie Burke dunked a jumper opened Monday,night at the Hifih ond half. . ' -"• the^corcfoft. 40*35<- Lkwihetz sank to Castaldu, breaking toward thq; '.vi.h 15. Sc'conds left in the extra School1*.with tho Jokers! VFW.anri. Ken DiPaolo and jack Davis led fi"*ffp'n.throw and tht»n nnmH-r k»ne ^"kut C.sitj'do.'s snot-hung oa-l mystery! j period. -The _CouganK thea'went Chargers "' registering firjrt game the Charuers" to a -2&«^2B'wfn over ••>•• jump shot to bring the.-Cougars, /.he nm^tJuyfihaByêU through "the] jrto.a freeze, but a .Cougar, pass victories: r, "' the Hu&tlers \vith each plpye)T . • \. wjthin two. Richie Burtce'putiir nets; Stni-h fouJ&d/C*taldo ^nd.! \Wus intercepted;.; " • ,j^ jokers placed five player^; scoring e'ighf"points. .King led the two inore charity tosses Ijclnre the: v.-ith.- the e^tufe gymnasium %n aj | "A corner jumper by Richie in double figures as they trounced'" losers "with eight. . " ' C

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