Beoond cUfc« P
weiUTrnade-Sundaj i as blacfc aaid.white residents of ^ail-ages "and religions gattiered jn tKe parKmg lot across frtotf the Municipal Building tb^atteird a memorial service for n-\ Dr. Martin fcuther King^^x. The' size ol ^he crowd was e—^— —^ estimated at close to 2,tiOO." . Principal speakers at. the Service, hastily arranged Fri- day morning at an emergency meeting of „ the ewanfprd Clergy Council, werejtiev. U llob- ert Duffyr^Sistanfrvpastor of Si. -Photo* by yaw - A»»oclaUA- Michael's Ghurchr«nd-Rev^^eorie: APPROACHING SERVICE SlTE—-Some of the turnout .pf approximately 2,00ft persons are B.;WhitST^DKrpastor pfthefFirst is they f pproached the paring; lot across from Cranford Municipal building after marching from' A spring clfeanup-- -pre ram, Baptist >Ghiirch.- Both~callea for limited to garden wastes, Ibe Cranford to pay .tribute to_ x E.. ,• ^Unday..aJterii(ttn4c^atte^ nim King, Jr. dm;ing the^ next two weeks, startinti Mg .Monday.d . dwdlioil K leader by opening up iitt s neighborihb - tiiiuing through Friday, Apr}l;2eV- hoods to minority groups.:/. It was annoimcedVbj^TShi^ «estioa glneer Patrick jr. Grail.Grail.• / ORDERLY ASSEMBLAG: is part Qf the orderly crowd wh)th gathered to^ hear trftutes to pt, ly 1 " No material other tfian garden 'O!mlc It Is .primarily a Dr. King by local clergymen and Mayor fidward K. Gill. st \{llb r^mpyl att this religiqus problem,l1*1*' FFather; Duffy ..". m engineer stressed. declared. "Siiftiily puti Racial hj- added that it' would be' appredi- justice is immoral and wrong; against Godbecause-for man, man ""Under W
and the like be. removed at this
was announced as is ispenvhpusutg nigjtt Introduced ordinances c a house to *a Negro for .no other Titing the positions of director of Wrskhi adminifitratidn—and—finance—and is a wave moral iniustice,' it deputy dejk, andAsetting, the 13, April 18; • DiWfict* 8 and 12,
0U8-— AJUOWHH*V*W»»«;* thechurches and temples," is "shown township cl*tlt. District. 18 30rAH*il 33; , left iaoneof thetnoct of administr^ •& : r Htt^ou•I^'e6^lhtryJ?B Sidfaey ^ NunnV *iU serve; a* *etyComta1
ministration
ng crowd in ^r' I^kjng oj the; administration • nd Rev. Robext J. Romick of Ciahford ^te^ti|itl TBaptfet Clergy „ ,y,: p !j y'>^(ContinueavO|g Page,8) , amendnients to the zoning The new administrator 'may &ve> your goods He of whfch Changed rect finances, preparation of feed the poor, you may W «6 bordering Industrial budget ani co i Repr^sente Conference great^gifti tn h from *3 to 1-2 zone and the analysis of budget AtFuneraTw tower high in other creiiting a neW fd mutes, maintenanceri»f persoiinel Mrs. Gwendolyn Wl ing-2 Jtohe along Rarit^n Rd. frooi policies and diittnistrativi e pracr - of Rev. Frank N. Williams, Centennial Ave. to the Linden line tices, andUthe purchase of materi- 1 Public Works Commissioner H. Raymond Kirwan, pastor of St. Mark's A.M.E. Church, ford residents, don't fox retaliati^ anji retribu-, u-werej adopted on final reading al^; supplies and equipment. He was selected by Bishop John D. homestoamai^ and ^eace" at'a memorial Tuesday night by Township Cm: ihitd term ,on^ Township^Committee, wilt jaot be k^caiidldat wilF attend regular, special and Bright as one of four persons to skinis bliick:ctf, yellow Campus Center for thy slajn •itte;" ;'::::\'^';;: Republican nominationoa n for rt^v^jT^^^ executive meetings ' of the Tdwh- represent the New Jersey A.M.~ ;! slujp Committee and perform such £tag, Jr.? : '';;rrVw^,: Two residents owiflng. iwroperty T. C. Bothmann, GfdP municipal ehairman.'The Republican" screfeftL-^ Conference at the funeral Negro minister asked that committee will meet at'B o'clock tonight in'the Municipal Building to other duties as the"goyerning body of Dr>Martin Luther. Kittj -1 vopen i^ot Only its delghr at Partridge W<«fe W Cra* in the area now, in the R*3 zone majNprescrlbe. diabout the. value_i)l interview candidates for Township - -—•-••-—: •••••:••••• ••-• Atlanta, Gavon Tuesday. btit its lurches and or- thek property in ttie new zone Committee, township^clerk and tax; sition Rev. Mr. Williams and Mrs. ons, "'to allow everyone to, : ; lA : Hams now' and alsl o aboubtt theithir chanceh s fof r collector. v.-. .: ;i - "•• , - :!-••• '-.:'.';.:^ ^ g r »"" *JttvJB! members • ^. ippbtntnient Iber for a term of l disposing of the.-land. Mayor Ed- Elected to a ttlre>-ye» term'ln i where he Is pasto rv°*i Trinity CottF 'NovemberNovember. lUfiJJ, CoTffliiilisioiieCoTffliliioer one ^yft^: ^ miisioner H. Ray Kirwan both as- 'Kirwan served ome year as chair' president of the Cranf6rd that their holdings of U Mayor ^d K. (Sill announced Council but was unable to be enhanced by ^ ^^*ite applicaUoHs"f( this position, will because of leaving for his new ent of years as chairman otpiiouc saietyr
• t spoke or Hie expansion Cranford of plans for the VD^ampaign and ^^^^^^^X^^K^^' ^:r—, -.^,: ;;, >•; ,r,,.- fflwwnceilTtBarshe wouRTaslTfor the cooperation ol the high •i p, •••• M , ;.
.-..;.. school and ••— -— —
,i Vj . * T •—-^ ^" ^f^1 -^^ mm V*>i. "'" mi 1 leiitui?e> > Introducing th jprotefitt ^ |£*» itt eoAffote, one-way joccasions. ]^"CkAPmi MIDI-FALL? streets, parking, loading, and un- loading and speed regulations. %wMm&* New scientific breakthru in synthetic hafr. million dollar colors Looks and feels like rfeal hair. N6 Softball |j|eH^etin Can be shampboedi at home, just like your There will j be an organizational fflll ^Mg for the Adult Men's Sof> It's^f^ $^b(aljthat arrives ^ hair. Th6 curl never loosens. "Sun anii ball League1 sponsored by thejtec- proof, Not affected: by dampness-. Non-in- ,; reation I>ei»ar%«jnt at 7:3^p.ni, flammable, lleady to wear when purchased. Tuesday in the recreationy6ffke^f |ieMwiiolp^auiWini(^ inter, ested teams should Jhave a repre- '•''"-...-••'.'•"•? >-\\'•':..?•;:•*>..:• • •'•±--':S$l sentative present siy^V ••,• .\ .."; t1* .';••.••• 7 Long
On Any VINYL CARRYING CASE i A ,y wwpensM of the mm •mmm %AWiflorWlgM * driver's license pt |U>S6<\1K Dud- ley, 20, ommwknm., «ffecuv« Ute Convmlant R*«f btt ...•-.•..•—>.__._: — From Municipal P«rHna lot |iiW, was an- Jounced week by Motor N. Union Av«. •• / Vehicle tor June Strelecll. b—-_• LONG FALLS. w MINI FALLS R»fl. $44.00 $33.00 WIGLETS !.50 ' • i 100% HUMAN HAIR ALL COLORS * LIMITED TIME ifgifi/^ •-••> USE CONVENIENT REAR BftTRANCE - - ^ 3 Tu0*day« thry Saturdays <^-9 to 6 r.' ' FROM MUNICIPAL PARKING IOT { [••"••••• j MEN'S HAIR PIECES - SALES & SERVICE N. Union Ave. Cranford 4—Jflll^;^^^
the lpflg-lind suit thatkeeps —-r— 276-0141 its good looks. From the OPEN SUNDAY fabulous They're 9 A.M. to 9 P.M. new collection all from • Bell's • Seager's m Baron's of Weathervanes WILL BE CLOSED • • • •• company SCIENCE IS PERFORMING MIRACLES THESE DAYS Fpllovy th» trend to iolor^pJairv or fancy, in an Arrow 'li find them allinJhli And One of Paramount Importance hx v blend'of rayon, acetate and silk. • •coHedion in a great range of color*. And every shirt • Ho All of ysis-the Curative "••. $36,00 ». Is tailored in, the ArroW" tradition; for the-ultimate; in Powers in the New Modern ,/s^ling.and fit. Select^ from.fine durdbfe press fabrics , ~ Drugs .. ^.."Sarjfori^ed-Plu*" labeled.. .newestcollar designs. Bt SAFE - BE SURE 7^^ BUY YOUR DRUGS (N A DRUG STORE
• • y ••.'•• v •..* .. • , •.»• •„** .*•'•• r- I
•. i
^L^*L^^*.i^*.^ /,,.
••«••.- ;'. I 'IT • "•&- V" J ./.- page Four* I CRANFORIMN. J>> AND CbRONJCtE-THURSpAY. APRjnLTil, 1968 '"" morrow at il a'm. at Gray's, West- yo'sferSay at CIg,rk In ao,f ^0 fiurrislde Ave., who also were doctors tn cafdlatipuTmonary" re- courage them to continue their ed- suscltationr •••'.• field.-for Robert T. Northcuttr-Jr., Watchung Conference match. The] employed^ Grainger, are charged Boole Donation ucatibn {*yojid the high school 53, of , West field, formerly of Cran-Cougar rackqtmeh all won t,heir with aiding and abetting larceny. Capt. William O'Donnell in hU Icyfel. -\ : .. \, \ } ford. He died Monday in Overlook matches in straight sets. . All were released on bail pend- report* covering, the nVst three InMtemoiry Hospital, Summit, after a long 111- Months of this year noted it cov< - "It is the desire of {his oemmit- .a; former Cranford resident,- Funer* Ed Faulkner, defeated Liebowtt& ing hearing in Municipal_Court. Miller shut ourBurg eFed tiTeTIfealesl hUtnber Of ICftlls :e*," Mrs. Gilroy aaid, "t al" services were held yesterday at The arrests canve after investiga- answered by ihe squad since its KENILWORTH — A high, mass Born/m Annapolis, Md., Mr. er, 8-0. 60; and Whit Lancaster nounce orr this day of r national the'August F.- Schmidt. Memorial tion by Detective Thomas R. Ben- inception in 1953. Included were a The College Women's Club Of of r^hmTrascetebhited^MD FuneralHome, Elizabeth, »nd'in-. Nprthcutt, lived -in- Westfleld-W tfcwned Smith, 6*2,-6-1. In doubles, ton and Doir(ald A. CUrry and Ptf- mourning, under flags that are fly- ; r yeaps^ nf tes^previpusly living here Charles Vogel and Eric Jensen de total of 256 calls, of which 159 were Cranford hasu presented a gift of j day in St Theresa's-Church :i<> terment was in Graceland'Membrial trolmnri Robert F. Hand. ing at half-staff, that these books -,' and in Fanwood.. He.hail been em- feated Koch-Ballcy/' 6^0, 6-0, and emergencies, 82 transportations ij50 to the AraHies, of Cleveland. .'!'• Mrs. A&nesf-McCarthy Taylor, 83, Park. Kfinllwnrth. and^lRse^t^gealto^rh^^h e b ij ot?2itt T*: 2ist St., last Born' BS years, ago; tnHJewnany, ployed as plant- man&ge*-by* rood Mike C'urrte and Uave-.EstabToKjiT and- Sherman Schools to purchase Concentrates, Inc., Rahway,* and lances~lravelied a distance of, 4701 i|! Thursday in Memorial Mrs. Kraefft moved to. SGbii tritnnied Vogt and books in memory of Dr. Martin Cpllege Womeh's Club of Cranford, for the past four years was a self- Fire Ijaniage. miles and the squad members gave i> Ukiil TTirtTTnirtn ift r aa long fll-frrtm Oranford 15 yetes ago. She Iti Ktptnnry of rir. Martin T.tithA employedmployed ; foufood consultantconsultant. a total uf 1074 limn hours. JOng, JiV — -'-. ^ 1T ness. She was ,the tvidoGr of George was a membenof St. Mark's Luth' Ptans : are being made- to cele- King, Jr;' «nd that they will be. He. leaves two sons, Brann Y. Of. Presentation- of- the gift was eran Church, Elizabeth,, evision U Local VFWibrate the squadl^ l^Ui anniversary. chosen from (yurrenf children's lit- years ^tnd^war^acpalit prtwident-of Westffeld-and-Jlobert T.^)f Linden^ madeJby-Mra. Edward Gilroy,-chair- A KenilwOrth resident 20 years, erature that deals poiltTvelyV VJiJrs. Taylor had previously resided its Jbaiies' Aid SocieiVv She also appointed to arrange for. the event man of the (hub's education com- was a member and past matron cutt of. Scotch. Plains, and 'two sis- the basic, problems of understand- i: -in Union. Sh^JwJ^ a member for' Fire of- undeterniJnedu^origin, Jjkjuqd lnqtructoi-3, Edward RoU' *aittee~ at a tea hdd to honor of ters," Wrar=^Madeline Northcuit of ing America's minority group*, 'so !•;• SO years of the Auxiliary Jo Con caused eXtensiVtf daniffge JtO Vet- .W^nd'.'Hugo.-Staig^r are current- emale members of the junior class that the dream of Dr. Jung'shall L 1 [ J_ Li* __iJ •* M? ^ —"i» ''^^U ** Jlt Atf' | A •*• x**3 .AM Scotch Plains, and two sisters,. Mrs. |sa4bethr_- •. : ^-_ : ly glvingT first aid classes to both I' B; JTvlSt/ww, - erans' -MenioriarTtome, headguar- - "eventually'be^i fulfilled." ^Surviving' "are her *uaband, Madeline McCallum artd Mrs. Wil- A revision in taxi fare rateiand 1 the squad and the Cranford Police liam Wallace, both. Lof_ Scotch teri of Capt. flT. R. Flske Post 335, PreTjetick' Kraefft; a •daughter, the dividing of the township into VFW, at 479 South'Ave., E., Tues- Department. Survivors include a,brother, !Ed- Mrs!: George W. Laniber of union; Plains. JjKard McCarthy of #enilworjh, and. four zones for taxiiates_is-*ro- night.' Two rest rooms were two brothers, Fred Wjttke of Lake- Interment* will' be^ in Fairviflw frbsed by township Committee, it •tys-several nieces-Han wood and; George wiu«;e or Avonvon, ,O ed and there was ' smoke emeiery, westdsld. T~Z ~5¥as_anjffiunce~ d Tuesday night damage throughout the Interment was in St Gertrude! Conn:; a sister,' Mrs, Charlotttte Public Safety Commissioner Mai- building ;|- CemeteryTW^edbridge. L|*ige of Point Pleasant; three I, Jpringle. • ; grandchi4H!ten and-^tttree &e&b Tennis Teatn Scores ^ Chlel ohn N. fichmib said Ndtihg that the existing ticfiied-the blaze st in a rest-room, on Seooad Shutout ^i the weond flocn-rWeaii to in'iidja"- •./..Mrs. Agnes E. Kraefftof. Sari The Cranford High School yaV- 1961 and that operating coats have cent rest room and^aiso damaged Robert Northcutt, Jr. sity tennis team chalked up its Gabriel, Calif., died at; V noising ittore than doubled since that tim the celling of'the main meeting wBe aware of your local library second coflggcutlv^ »C win of the Prititflp, iA , has^eiideavored to the blase was discovered; about I VelOp, a raV%chedttle within the9:30 p.m. When someone in the • WASHIRS • '• • • m • ft # • •" • >r!* v$18&98 ftieansjrf local residents artd which first floor lounge smelled smoke. o^would enable tajci operators ^jwpET^eo,.president*bf, the Vet- • DRYERS •.y-*/*—**^-*.*^*' • f* •, • mate a living wage"Bnd stay in erans' Memorial Hbme holding :-,.... business. ^ .•;. .;.: . • .^-. ' ncompany said a meetinng hud bbete a aSvised tte comniittee's pfoposal would Wld by an outside oritlganizatlon j nickj, president of' tbi Cranfon) REFRIGE RS .;,.;, 20&98 m^Jntain j SO ceht fare tor a; trip fliefjecond-floor-meetingng roonr^ Business ajttd Professional Women'§ WthUt the, central district, tS cents lier but the room had empty. Chft>, who asked members at a f 'lps between the /town' center for a•Kalf hour before the fire recent meeting fo"sKaro to the' na- In Loving Memory oiitljrihs; districts, and $1 ior tional observance of tibfary Week. -town trips'^ betvy©en - distant- u ^ of Chttf She particularly commended "* points on the fringed of the town- Crawford \PUblic Library for • -•: « 7*^Z:.y.~\;-—!' pded to an tttarm at hi The zone boundaries would tssiiitiihce offered? the club and Irtlck 'tap* i on a inap po8ted-in-Bach WefjBitfe-rcf( 99 «t a.ni. cab, alb*ttg with a rate schedule. iness and professional . "We «lso are recommend y was a busy dajf for ihe' suggesting books for nrien, who were called out casions and progra; rfare would include the b fibhd Of either one darfwo passen operation in fires during the^daylight hours, and On "CaireenU gu i^fc up at>a single location at 2:28 a^m. Wednesday Chief and transported^ to a single loca- en".for;th i ^-v^v—.y.. >rovecljate night' sewcjge, papticu l t tlt bUd til Wheo _-„_— „ m and to make it Thomas stopped a car an North; iJKrenings—- 7 to 9 le for thfc taid operators to Aye. Vrtear Lincoln Aye, at U:49 \~" this; p.m. J&sl Wednesday because it the committee is recommend beit^^ tfa ii' C^anfojrti a meeting at the squadabuydhy inanner and* With improper Jightau z_szz X — y(~ <• .,..-...,.,, A-*. ) aad UMT iqempBiv enjuv n»wu UHU "wom- .>^ f icing. :*, lumbef ::,^ V return- pitr--'.this en who' have" completed their - pro- fare," Conujd&Moner Pringle stat- charges. bationery period and_ completed that a placid fed; "we^ansaaldng the taxi ca,thb e required American Red. CrOsS |>peralOFS to set up a cooperative bag on the seat wai found t» eystem 'to mMire the availabiUty-of courses. ••" tontftiti Biu_- and also dl*», One cab lor this late service; This They are: Mrs. Ruth covered Were U»t could be system! wjould operate in the same 115 Roosevelt Ave., Robert Kurz- used as burglar $ta that the drug stores maintain wellf^B: WalJUSt.; Anthony Sus- The drlyer of the car, tion of at' least one store opejn zczynski, 18 Alan O'Kell PL; Hbw-jVitale, n Stjnday." , ' ^ J.rard Bostock, 14B Parkway Village; chatt|edpwith poducbtg Als» «i% ; Sii Pringle said that John Hollcran, 18 Wall Sti; Lucrf diStftials lor the car and driver's ving comments of the Fierro, 321 Walnut Ave.; Kenneth license, and po«s««sion of mari- Nyce, 10 Richmond Ave., and Ar- h and burgUr. " axi-Cab operators^and^reaiden •*'*•', governing body j kcommendat^pns and introduce, Presldent Carl Schauer welcom- necessary* ordinance ttext ed the members as "regulars and? With possession of marihuana and; faonth. stated that he hoped that, more res- burglar tools and faiiur© to proa- idents would come forward and sess a narcotics identif icatiou car4 of JN*o }****?* give of their services to assist the; They were sent to the county residents of Cranford. ' Jail in lieu of $5,000 bail, e await arraignment in ^ Mr. Schauer reported that new Court ;. • Day of Mourning equipment ha8 been added to the ambulances in order that better : ; At Union College service-can be rendered. An "Am- Square Danc^ April 20 '• <*.' -,' • '• ' :".i •'.'£$*' /j^ffifc^aa^iiBi^' • • ^m .- -I . ..!,,..», • The stttdenta of Union. College 1 bu" resuscitator, and -a new ma- •, The Couples. tJlub of Trinity v.:.. ••.-M .; '•-:•: >U dbserved a day - of mourning on ternity ' kit have been placed in Spiscbpal Church will hold a Monday in tribute \o the late Dr. service^ ' /' , • square dante at the church on Sat- •:s: '«;<;:••<•"••' Martin Luther King, Jr. A period __ Mr, Schauer also stated that sev- urday^April 20, front 8:15 p.mt to of sUence In honor of Dr. King eral members are taking a course midnight Dick Mayer* will be the: Was held from noon to 12:10 pan; being given in area hospitals by In a petrjkkl bf an hour and a half dn Friday the students cot ected 250 sighatures on a petition esslj( assassinated by a racist white ktiiU^ivp^ while promoting the this country for all 1100 EAST 125ElMSTRttT 1W.A1M1W Union College's faculty^ adopted a reiolutipn declaring Monday a day -of mourning. ^ - ."In BO, doing, we memorialize the ••} • ipirit of mnlty and brotherhood^as }lfe meant to bur country,'Vthe Un • .1. (on College faculty resolution stat- ,.r . , .^J' .!'". .l' Ai ed. "We need now more thtin ever ' ,".••.'.... .>• .•-.'wmt^f. i-.. these American ideals in our climb to the mountain top. of which he • .:• .: * spoke of the day of his death." DEplCATED TO DIGNIFIED SERVICE •.v GRAY MEMORIAL ArrestsReported ./• ^Coconut CrMm Eggs In theft of Pottr r Nut Fudg* Egg> FOUJT peridW have .trtjen »fretfced Ego* In^mwettynHth the •ir conditlotwrs, valued «t a total Chocolate Bunnl of $738, frotf the warehouse of W. W. Grainger, Inc.; 65 Jackson Dr. Box Candy • Howard G. Smith, 38, of West- field, a truck driver, and his sort Howard G. Smith, Jr., who wt» em- ployed as a receiving clerk by the company, face oharees of larceny, Robert Conroy, 29, of 8 Retford Ave., and Robert IS. Quagliato, 28, We also carry a complete line of ,. ;* WESTFIELD Easter Cards, Perfumes, Colognes, ANTIQUES Toilet Water, and Men's AftM F U/r SHOW first C«Mt0r««AH Tuw. - W»d. • Thu^, WISTJFIlti April 23,24,25 LINO'S , Jr. Wl|ll«n At *>yl« ti «,m. W 10 p.m. J«Hy ; q SPECIALISTS t •xcvpl Thurtday, clodiitf • **.m. 12 SPRINGFIElB AVE. a\8 E. 8KQAD ST. Dd'hation 90<* V Tel.: #64035 2r«4oW Phone 233^141 AH Faiths LUNCHEON 11:30 • l>30 - $1.50 1210 Raritan Road CFlKtftfti v* ...•'*• v TM a(30 - 4.30 -. M« p* •-.. • \r LiJ...n:..1...... I *••-•- . (•' , • - ~r\- _: ^-*p—„-„._„,-»- •••y-f. ntt (W--F-) .ir ...Page Five 'v-^-- are tojytlto^ortojytlto jyti ''Al6ohol_andA]6ghol_and' }hf I .^jftn.Ltin. .JpsefthJomjiija 3K KrgptptWQJfietitQtd wAiJMr A. WOlWL All__ Extend Camtest Deadline Driverr" and senior high fctuclenis RAve. viras hogtess recently far Mrs.of Cfanford, i the deadline -lor- festering theotr^Alcohotr^Alchll «nd Sd«i^e«lMttt| i - ..„., w.-— «v .J^J TJft&BSTTQBr Ep^cr SERVICE-^Scene as ervice rattglng from five to 25 years in c^remoniei. held recently, Maytr 1^^ it OiU Jffeaehlfed 25-y^arJservlce pins (o yetferan / at Calvary LUtherap Church. The program also included a defltob- -J^hiaii^ip'lWkiyHf wtfrftn&Hi Chapter of tfie American fled Crblsr , stratiofrof mouthto-nlouttil*sUlnfltBtlOh by BidWaVd RttUVet, Red Left to Ilgnt Ui-xne picture are: Paul SBlliy, Illaliue >. -" p tnithii*^*' •*>* iniftwtKftr- rtMhft faahford F&»t Aid Scauad. atid Edfth Rearick, .Mayor Gill, Ruth Rlc4iiiu, Melen-HofftnSnn, Jolih j. Delaney of the First Aid Squad, chflirhiaft df Red Itebfecca Starr, ;and( looking on-afc-Ji^ht, Channjng Rudd, cTrapter. aalety services, Usihg "RegUste Ahnle," a life-site doll designed "chtUfehan There werrS9 awards in all;presented to yolunteerfeior for this purpose. : - • .<•»••"-»• •• •'"• ~ •' '• ' '• * • • ' * \- '• •••'•••» •••' - in I, ./l ii 1 1—_ . -- SUian ^ ; bara Lawless, thet-eaa Madohia. lliungs Jfctr s(,udmiU Wrilifrw Stialtuu, , . - and Robert Massa, Robert Mofriglon. at St. ,'f Parochial School/Sei&nd nonorg — Denise De- " Second4ionors — Louis©- Calton, weie anno^n >d this Week as id} Jiaijael, Mary Jane Delikat, Robin Annkatie Ofay, timothy B'itzgib- Golleen O'Brien, SUsaiuie Piendtk low* _._ Jwi^tGattp,. bon. CaroH$aitntett, HenrytJBhay, ahd'Thbni lch> Marianne Lyndi, Kathleen fearb«i«.;,..; V;altotiae ;'•; afad .' '*(Bt*#- Tak© Along A Gift Box From ; Pinsi hottors—Mary Coogan, *•;.?*«>»*• -.V '."'.•; 'anair ijK''- '•" .••-••- •'" and linda Wojiovvict, First B6iS5r»f-Aflefi6 GMsiinW ifiSleni'"'. KMw, NaAcV"I; \V and Barbara VaflArnum.- • '..;.,.. •Michael (ialuppO;-Jane ' l :*•• rKancySt Secohd honor^-^wlynti Ake*. Jean McGee and Arthur Walch. ; Cath^Hne; Clafk^ Paul Clausen,{ nlrig» Patrick t)'Don- Ann Curclo, G*raldlne. vpe^oiiut7 neUarid William Harger, Jamea Hmrrln|t6n. Anihony Kimmlek, benise Irfhddfr Orteahakl mi, Carol' ••/ retj, iiariai BabeB, «id WUllam Molcar- 126 KINDS OF CHHSE - IMPORTED CANDIES w. WISTFIEtD, N. J. : W^'ro Expecting! '< •'.'..:• • • .- :•»•• ^2 :••••;• tontl skopia another to wn, •'•;f-.V' '-B^j. Com« ffbme" •. •<-: ,,, ,. -yr- ••;.;,-;;:•;" ..^r;--;;••••;••;-•;- OuF T=ibUl6o» Collection Or SUMMER APPAREL >r,.. .,._:, _£.,,, Must Enhance the Coming S»aton ^, STARf AT A MINISCULE ;i imported ar tic •,. y i^^ 1^r^|^^rSW ^ y Exit 136 v.: ^^^__^_____l "Bottw Apparel at Lower"TPHc6S", . • • ,, '...____Mon»••nil Tnurt» ftt e p«M« • : •."•••'••• • tW; 289-7222 '""' ^,:-.l^ .-'. f, ^ Plenty Of Free Parkinj 150 ELMORA AVE ELIZABETH CCP and UNI-CARD CHARGE PLANS: AVAIWBlfi loole just q«tthes« fret ••VOs i• ;**a U .'j: i loiloHnfi* trim and -/' •• ,-.--!<;•'. •. ^ I X •• • cotton, Ifott, ot courwl And th«y that makw etalns pop out fa the wa»h. Come down *'' rourGuitctr . i, .• walls above heating^ vents—are- . no itnng» 1 • 'I.' caused by risiflg warm "air which cames_pajtiid^s_oi_dust_and dirt brought into the home by traffic and through windows, the dirt is deposited where air, is hottest s^ OXFORDS andrTciKiuates^^ne^tn&st recard* less of tfeeftiel used. > It oil heat dirt would millioi n housewivewves havavee toftor X^ we discuss dirt. It's been erated.it. for yearst And consider jed that oil heat caused this; every hospital in Union Coun- "soot," "grime" and a "dirty film? ty is heated by oil. In hospitals and HONOR MAN ttVfee-home; - ll4lif otnifcajrirmsfr TAPERED/7" PROP SHIRTS The truth is that no one fuel for Voting M«h $4.00 tykkOO than any other. Each Neither fuel oil nor the other fuels will directLy^produce dirt in Kaynee Shirts Fdr Preps $4.00 ro $5.00 * an heat. F\iel dil and the home. las are bottrbtuTied in sealed com- )ustion chambers^Tliere is no There's no fuel cleaner than i possible way for.them to oil; be suspicious 6f any create household dirt! 7 that call themselves the the streaks seen on "cleanest" or "cleaned" Open Thursday Bvanlngt • *"Dependable, Friendly Setvis:* Since 1925" CLQTHlEriS FURNI8IJIERS -....,• . >v- 1fr NORtff AVE; W. CRANFOfto, ti. J; 07016' \ •• £— '< • -T7T __j4_ •!•*<• V*;L'*8H«•&:..,'',;.• -f^SuklS'l iii: W.-f -;:».; V^-JP«»i-1'--Tilt/; \.i* .M->.VJ JI. """?* -••.•7. -Page-Shr - CITIZEN AND CHRONICLE—THUBfiDAY, AttUL II, M6S Heleit Elizabeth Boyd Weds Susan 3.%ctneyr . The wedding of Miss Helen Elizabeth Boyd, daughter of Mr. arid G.CMoo&tdtow Announcement has been.made of Mm William Nathaway Boyd of Towson, Md., formerly of Crahford, he engagement of Miaa. Susan and Robert F. Eafrati, son of Mr. and'Mrs. John. Eafrati of Gforham, Money, daughter of Mrs. Helen xmey of 14 Rutgers Rd. an The ceremony was performed by the Rev. Robert ^. Galloway ter C-<-M(mey of PMr( Haven, to at-the Towsoh Presbyterian^Church. eoffgey-vc. troodfellow. gon of A~ reception was held at thu and Mrs. Charles C. Goodfellow, of the Fox in Timonium, Mel. r Cranford THigh School and the JmniPl Princeton-HospltaUSchool of Ni , a 1966 s maid of hbnor and William High ScfiopITlsTnTHe Franklin; Eafrati of Berlin, 'N. H.,ing. She is a nurse at.the Greater Ass 'of the dental hygjpne das lijUi biothersbestnia Baltimore Medics} Center. Her progran^at the Unl versTty' ofTVerT Ushers were Capt. David Nichoson husband, r a' graduate o| Gprham mpnt in Burlington. , ; . ^,, ^ jf{gfp§ j ^ served with Boyd, TISAF," of "Dehv'er, Cold.,' cl 0 1 Mr. jGoodfe'ntfWt wher-was gradu- brother of the bride, and Gary the Army Engineer Corps in Korea; ated from; the Pingry School in LaPjerre '• and • -• John Hofmeister. He \R Rinnloved hv Gllhnnfi Biiil d < 1 i Vic iimiftt Baltimore, Md. Miss Eliza- ing Co. of Providence, R. I. — year at Dartmouth College,, Han- Holly Boyd' of Denver, After a tour of the sputhern over, N -H.. . • _,_• _;_; _ '.»•. the bedels niece, was the flower states, Mr. and Mrs. Eafrati Will M SUSAN J. MONEY girt. NO date has been set for ihe make their home in Baltimore, Md. wedding. . • Mrs. Joseph- R, Tunner of 2 To Attend Merck jtf after-vislfihg relatives in Pennsyl- . Mr, and Mrs. Robert W. Walker vania ahd New York-State..—-. of, 242-Penman Rd., Mr. and Mrs. v^ ames S. Wood, Jr. ot 43 Menaeu Mr. and M Ave., Mr. and Mrs.- Leonard H. Sil of 11 West Holly St. returned Miss" Dorothy Justine Martin )>f< Elizabeth,' daughter of Ver of 18 Lenhome Dr. and Mr. and home,-Friday; after a week's vacat. ilrs. Theodore Martin of Fort Pierce, SPla., formerly of ^in Mrs. Edward, £ Schaarschmidt of tion at Ganeflfl Bay • Plantatidft, married to John Wise, Mullen of Summit, abntjf Mr. and Mrs.' Thomas 95 Jimes Ave« are among those Virgin Islands. ,', Y. Mullen of JacksoH.-Mich., fofwerly of Summit^ on Saturday planning to attend, the Spring bin- Mr. and Mrs. L. 6. Tabelman of noon at the Central Presbyterian Church, Summttjv _ ner Dance on Saturday, April 20, 1 Rev! Dr." Robert"H, Stephens, pafir ... i TtfRS. ROBERT E.EAFHATI ' at the^Shackamaxon Country Club 106 Park Dr. spent last weekend in ' In. Scotch Plains.' The affair is be- Pb'ifadelphia, Pa.;% at the; spring! MBS. ROBERT LOUIS LESNICK iot, performed the dofrble-ring cere- mony. A receptiwrfollowed at the w ••-• ing sponsbrcd jointly by the Metck meeting pt-Bap-Jer-Del Division ofr— > Paper Industries Management Asso* Westwpod - b -^tehtiflc^C!l^b.._.a.^::;it«;:_Wotoen s; : Given iiHnarriage jiy.he^ ^u. Auxiliary. A Cocktail hour will be- the bride chose Mrs. Robert B&s- gin at 7 p.m. Dancing will be to the National Oypaum Co,-«of;Gar«' the music,"0f DfidrKcous. ~7 WOOd. ' v ' :•;'.;' •' .••••;.'."•',", ^' '. ' of Eliiabeth for heV matron ,^or. -yi» sSukan Mullen; of Tacksbn/ MiOh,, sisitjr Of thi hfide- ^awlito. Francis; M. Sprinker '.'••"••.r'.j•. troonf, and Mias Sharon Pechln of ley Ishnid Rd., 'Mechanics- daughter of Mr. and Elizabeth were the bri li * i" . L Entrained Examinations CRAN Tp the f J^^dttifein to Grades^ - 11" 4AldenSt. ^ ay, April 20,1968 in: the Netherlands. Bafety: standards for BoStohl of East with and a ineets ii in-lW. ^ ^ration fraternity. ScfibbT; n 1 Kingsjey Hall Preparsitory School, North Avettjfle, l^ ' bulkheads are ? —--• - •'-.••$ * three irionths. Beautiful Frank In the spring a young man's fancy turns to thoughts of love. And the world of beauty turns to Paris. This spring, Paris is attempting to recoup the youth $18.00 Swingin^foonilotn^^ from-lt. Affd Avsilibla In Alt Spring Color* . As the fashion world knows, to swing young you've" got to steal old. Stepping back are the space age geor metrics. Stepping back forward are Renoir faces and eameo coifs. Big hats and romantic hair ornaments are CdUctim... back and news with big buttons and bows. Would you believe flowers in the hair? , Bucklesand Bows ••• 1 Ad in other years, this spring will see America take -ixom Paris--than-actual styles, ancU fA^VVVVv that suits us fine. We like ^he.way the American woman ,.. bucUed tmd boated. a. N< has never been above accepting creative ideas from toed... far big monutntt , abroad, Whfle never.quite stooping to accept another's ..style.asherown. • - • ' - , , . fane s . k 137 Central Avtnue _ Wwtfield Open Monday rill -f Open Mondays and Fridayt to 9 .«K^.- • . _• . . \ I 110 Walnut Ave. • 270-1444 • Cranford, N.J. T £.,.,:.• .' .•. '•>' '• .-• ••<•• • ••: .,> ,.- •. : . ' ' • I 4 !Tzx: • -I. "•—™Mis5~ Kathleen TMcHarg v fniore • at—DtiqWime-—University, Now Hampshire in Durham, N, H.,tlii1 Wniversiiy of_. Dc:aware'r.:jn Rd. Members attending \vcre of Mr. and "Mrs! oohn E.MeHarg Pittsburgh, ,Pa. Her brother* Surprise Party . has arrived home f»r hef spring Newark,"""'Del!,' has returned tfl Pfcter Walsh. *trsriVBlter~e of 424 North Union Ave, is at, Michael, a senior at Notre. Dame in vacation. They are the daughters chiSses after spending a ten-day Mrs., Sol Koved, Mrs. paniel Gil- - "home spendiivg Easter vacation Indiana is expected home today for Held to Celebrate of Mr. and Mrs. Paul W. Selh'y-of spring vacation at home. He ijj the bin^ Mrs. Edgar Steel^,_Mrs.Xouia with her parents. She is a sopho- the spring vacation. glO.Bdcch St. ^ , son of Mr. and Mrs. G. H. Segebade 1" and Mi*. John*Koeni2. . 36th Ahriiversdty —0— oiFl87 Locust Dr. • , - . • ' 'l M Mr. and Mrs. Nicholas Guerriero Claude •Gr.ady, son'61 Mr. of 52 South Union Ave. were guests of honor Saturday evening Brookdale Rd.,. will arrive home at a surprise 36th -wedding anni- today for his spring vacation. Hrv versary party. The affair was^co i student'at Grove Cltv College in Grove City, Pa. Mr. and Mrs. E. Perry Connell of hosted b.v their son and R. JW. Heins lof 315 South ScotchjPlainfi have '^ in-law, Mr. and Mrs. yincent Union- Ave. was hostess y birth of a daughter, ChrieUna P4B Gueri'icgo of Garwood and their Miss Darken- Cox, daughter nt Ib, ,59 ^l M rijff ' — ~ • ' evening for Mi's; Wjlliam deBri- ry, on April 7 at Overlook Hospital, FRfcSHXAPONS "son-in-law and daughter, Mr. and nrt^l riiftor ahwav. and Mrs. ~" «-•—•-- • - • • >^. North Union Ave., wipl arrive Walter McGarrv, Mrs. Francis W. 3ut»mit. The matcrniiil •grandphr^ • - n home Friday to spend the spring Colling, Mrs. KairL E. Sfehar .and -ents-are-Mrrand- : vacation.-—She-is—a-freshman at Wtt. Gearr icttt MAPF KIF' the former Muriel Qro Among the .48 guests attending furd. • FRESH EGOS was the honored quests' nephew,' Lt. John Outtitta, of Plalnfield. a Mrs. Vf. Kenneth Powell of 17- . A daughter, vi*Iancy Kathryn, iiSSLJKasp; 3^sHume; a freshman Sutton Pfc entertained Wednesday WHS. born to?'m. and Mrs. Thoinas at Wilson tlollege^kt-'Chambers- afternoon^ for J guests were "from Long Island, burg, Pa., wilt arrive homo ^ uneeo^'oi uygTnofrefrDei. , on New York, Mainfield, AVest Oranges morrow to spend'the'^astgr vat Mrs, Ji.C/Maschuch, Mrs. Frederick MarclySO. The, couple also has .& Irvington, TJarffeld, Garwood and cation.-She is the daughter of Mr. Mrs. .^Herman JDemCke and' Mrs, jtaf grandparents are Mr., and Mrs. U.S. NO. 1 MAINE ATOE5 10 lbs. 49c Cranford. ' v and Mrs. Elliott Humejof fl Fisk'e John 1. Kinney. -all of Cran : Mr. and Mrs. Guerriero were Louis E. Grieco of 416 Makatonf' Ter. ' ' Dr.... ••...... -., .-.:. .. • •>••• 2 lbs. 25c married Aprip l 10, 1932, in New- liONEYMOON IN .THE BAHAMAS—Currently honeymooning at Mrs. Sidney Schneider^of 36 y. They have six grand- Nassau's luxurious Sheraton' Britisji_£oldnial Hoterafe Mr. and children. " Miss Kathryri Zacbary, daughter •Park^Ave.^was host;e£($/fbr bridge Mr. and Mrs., WiUiani BJaher of on^iVfaroh^SO-in- itfrs-= fc-The-Sfor. Sp«d«lt 'Music for the evening was, sup- .,••;.Westfield.. Mr. Watson in, isv •.Lind Pharmacy M 1T218 : Makatoni Dr., has arrived Heick, Mrs. Jftrnes C,^StQkes apd announce the. birflj: ofctheir seconf plied by two of their grandchildren, CranfordCfd . The couplle will bbe. making their home at 10 Algonqqin Dr. home to spend the spring vacation. Mrs. John Afacicenzie. all of Cran- child, Wendy Sarah, oil April 1 ift Vincettl'and Robert Vicci. She is a member ofLjUhj^freahman ford. Columjbiy;^ class of thyi 'Centenary College in S'Jbw Yurk City. She joins u btHllhuc, Miss Paula Selhyfa junior at spending her spring vacation at Hackettstown. "TJir-Osceola Neighborhood Clijib Gary Laurence, 2. The materna? x—' Gettysburg Cojlege in Gettysburg, home. Her sister, Miss Linda Selby. jnet Monday evening at the bbw^ grandparents are -Mr; i and Mrs.. Pa., has returned to, (c%llege-after a freshman at. the University oi George Segebade, a fresHman at; of Mrs. Robert Laing of 10 Samoset Ben Galen of 11($ Wilshire Dr. Miss Celia Elhabejth Knox, •:<•.•• daughter of Mr. and Utrs. William I'T. Knox of 22 Doering W«y» has" QUALITY been named, to the CreshniaEAtoor roll for the second semester of *the "•-d8 acadmulu ojcaritt Wheatoifc iNTHBCfeANFORD MU 84623 Miss Pamela S. Klelh, daughter of Mr;-and Mrs!- Jerome N^Kle: list at Cl CRANFORD VOLUNTEERS T _„-. Boston^ Mass:, Where aheiiTi mwnber of the Claw Of iofi* *> T^^-^ Misi Julia Walsh of 111 Pawnee |(d. will attend the lBth -annual meeting of "the Student American •"•r^T-."r:-:- ^'r'-w. •'rV-—• Q"w : for Senator McCarthy; Ste j.. Pozaret, sonI of' Mr* wv dSo«arekzofcj6 Browii •»^:wn- liams Ooljege, Williajnstown, Mass., won second pjace in the Berksh»e 'tUlls championship cbess tpurna- '_»-»--*-~*--»^ *-.*-.*-•» ••-.£.:;.,-*--*..-.-) heJld recemly In Jf Meyer or Woodstock, N. ^ . . .,_. < • V '* r. -. »> * highest rated player under 16 in \-' •'•• \\ the country. Forfy-flve players 0- from Masaachusetts, New York, Connecticut, New Hampshire and Rhode Island competedI to, th^ey: J7MateA^eriue : .»• Pozariek won"ithttrd iilacejin • the *> LX070 New (Jersey Junior Championship. lie attained the dean's list for the RAL MEETtNG for All ]'.•••••: -.,-.:• .':-i£| 11 ' • •" "••«*-—'.>-, l! Two Cranford students •; have . • • ••• G been ibeehhafmed" fatT&e dean*s list •Pi tfSLjt.ni |;a\JiUcI(neU IJniv r.' ••••:'"jC [or the firsj; icond Avfc., HOMU«, H. J. fare:' Hiss Susan'JrBfownt' teroi Mr. and Mrs. RogetB. Brown of 22; Dartmouth ttd.,i BfltphoipttOre, • U.'f3" "" I'l'V- and JJIrs- Leon Papier of 182 Wll- shire Dr,, a freshman. 7" Mis> Susan Jane ;ter qf Mri Helen WwV ?# 1* Rutg pf Riv. and Mrs. AmoW J. quistsof 113 Alden St., recently re- turnea" to Wittb l Ohio, after spending the. spring vacation, at hoii ' Miap Fraaces Ruth Schirtenberg. ddugnter of Dr, fichartenberg of 08 Orchard St, hasbeen- namedT-fer ilw'ndean'r list |t Wheaton G^lege, Morton, Mass., for me second Seniester Of the 1&67-68 aoaaemi*. yiat. f .' • • / ^Q— ' -, Spring j^homore 0«nnui major at iofi College, Cha^uSeraburg, has sprung! - Jbas_been a ^er junior year ajtooad,at foe Unl- 'ome in and see oui Munlch til GeTmsnyi the daughter of Mr. and Mrs., William.. Von Bulow of 6 Hertjing Ave. Freeman Aliau 0. Syvertsen, a sophomore it th«OBiverilty of South Carolina, e Easter holidays with his par- El»gance accents our new arrivals from Hick«yFr*«nian. Th«y *nts, Mr. and Mrs, Harry Syveraten of Berkeley Heights, formerly of h«raM th# n«w trends in the fabric of f*ihlon. Evtry fltrmant is • Cranford. .. nfas>erpi««« in its own magnificent hand-customlted Mtting. As .Ronald Perrone, son of Mr. and Mrs. John Perrone of 804 S. Union we hav« taid many, times — "There's nothing |ikc», a Hick©y- Ave., has been named to the dean'rh list at Pennsylvania State Unlver- Freeman/' Do stop in and see these handsome new arrivals. jlty, tfniverfllty Park, Pa., where 1 . . . ' ••• •'/ . " •.',-.' . . rf • • he is a freshman. Suits from $175, Sport Coats from $130, Slacks from $45. ,Miss Lynn Shaheen, daughter of Mr. and Mm. Edward Shaheen of 14 Summit Rd., has arrived homo for her Kastw vacation. She in a member,-of thjaMahman visit to S ield, and lart Wed- jttesday i Calvert "Retribution Chojce T 'Tm convinced Barton's Res«rv« ... 9.(69 ' asunder, vicious rac- EXTRA LEAH were the Rev. * Royal Duk« 7.49 George White ohtheWrtt Baptist GROUND BEEF /-V/.S7 D.h'i\/t •//"]/-SUMfVCF Church, who delfvertd^te tnvoa- Mh ••-.. ...:. 9.0 r:riK«e tion, and Gorge Cronk Oin .'.;. 9.9f a member of the socjal sden>e^de- partment at Union College,:, for?i Vodka . . 8.91 ROUND GROUND the program-epened with 'Royal Duke Vodka 7.75 ISiFl^^icj^;"^1;' * Exclusive With Ut MIX. of Fanwood. James. HiM .•••'*" > ,»••,• w w m m /4/tf'dt.' IES Ib. the Standard Building Code^oT New Jersey, as the Building Code 16a IN STOCKt JEAICATAWBA rREAT WESTERN DRYS • MOGEN DAVID ^^CHAPiiwys'.:.:' JONES SAUSAGE ilNKS . Ib. 98c • BARNETrS CASE'S SAUSAGE MEAT .. Ib. 59c Qt. •MOTHER ,.- PAUL MASSON RHINE CASTLE GOLDSTEIN HOME-MADE SAUSAGE . Ib. 63c PAUL MASSON RUBION (Red) .. ^H SLAB BACON, Sliced . Ib. 69c P*MkAn0!$^m00^m this bright, nev^-:;. PAUL MASSON CHABLIS .. lf94 .a 5hioothsfmirtg:kriit ^ip;|*Hp>|.aciiiiited4mocfcttjrtleh?clr : .. 1.60 CORN KING BACON . Ib. 63c J PAUL MASSON SAUTERNE - "iieirt:iKKRitvy»t^a^ ^vi i ••",' ; 1.60 SLIVOVITZ fA. PLANTATION BACON Ib. 73c ALMADEN SWEETS •.••.:•;:••••• \.LjUJ -.7.1^ •*' •" •* •» m- tmi -^KT—'A'jr*~M*MAiMir 'mti m u Mm • CARMEL(Urt T;:.,v^:^r;^i.29r doz. ALMADEN MT. CHABLI • MANISCHEWIT; ..: 1.29 (Domestic) mk-w ALMADEN GEWURTZTRAMINER 1.99 .•.•.:.••]•;•. GALLO UOal BROWSE THROUGH PORK CUTLETS . J...... \ti>Oc Rose', Rhine^arten, Qhianti 1.85 '* OUR ' -•': .V-.1.-, .'• \&> FABULOUS DISPLAY .;••• •••,:'-,1. . > •- 't'tMr**/ •. NEWARRIVi IMPORTED AT BARI l RIB HALF Andre Chtmdagne ALL OVER THE PORK WORLD OLI(ltalian) From Bianco . .;.... kialto (Italian) Big 68 Or. Bottle 4/5 Quart Soave ?^0 Ib. EASTER DELICIOUS CASE'S .••• TREAT --—wKtHti^/r-iM-t BLACKBERRY JULEP 4/1 Qt. WE ALSO HAVE A LARGE SELECTION OF FREE DELIVERY • 276-1044 Imported & Domestic 30 EASTMAN ST. (OPP CRANFORD THEATRE) "56 YtARS OF FREE PARKING IN PFAl? MEAT MARKET J1WALNUT AVE. tRANFORD HOURS o 8 to 5 PJ^. * Lunch Hour -1 to 2 PJVl CLOTHIERS 7 FVRNI8(1E«8 18 NORTH AVE. W. CRANFORbTll.'J. 67016 CLOSED MONDAYS . '..•' v ••'•'•' ' ' " • . . Open Friday — 8 ' ; — Ojp«« Thymlty Telephone 276-1113 .- •.•>• .. '»..L .- '.' •" "'.'T •''. WIHES AND LIWQ O- ' • :* ' •• CRANFORD (N. J.) CITIZEN AND OLE—THURSDAY, APKIL Hj 1?88 SECTION TWO. • •'*•• ; '.'••' v« .' ;' 'v • • • : \\ :$:.-: ••."-••'.'I -•.' V Jl; • i''iV. > __.; ..( j/1 : __ -y_ . ..-.is:.zt. t',.- to ik Crantord Ghronlcls/esti.fishedj t89 3; The Cranford Citizen, established 1898 Oranford, N. J. _nuircherl in Now Yorjt to~. April 5. 1968 this war. , ' ' • . I ' Dear Sir: ) i Dr. King was a citizen of the , On behalf of the jWUaj world in every sense. He fought' OTARLES M. provoment AssociattoW, we m JjvWESLEY AINGE. Editor £*NN,d T, Qen. f*''" pur thanks for ~coverage you gave us. durinfi tb«i* ^^nsu1imc deeds did nonot .• ,. •.- match their utterance?, and he WP fnnl tor_in -enabling-^.s^to^wln i:h« -... Mrs, L jaartin-Xuther-Ki n-gy-jtej—.W - •-• 5—•- - Y^a'r• • — —s AgH^H^^o— ¥~r^rxrrzrr'r^—r——is * . ^rguments-weVe-advanccd- tl^l T^rlineal-intereBt in thg-Aprit and W««kll.» of.NMr Iwr mary election was running aL "'" gainst the pro- r 3T- „; award of the SlSstrict '•.All members ofr-thp T Entered at the ?6sf Office af Cranford* N. J,, a* Second Class Matter. Published Thursdays at * eIve >difttse» ^Cranford, N, J., by the Cranford Citizen and Chronicle, Ine; (DfflclafWspaper for Cranford "PP* the 1»4«49 - garwbod andv Kyllwprth. ^bscrlptlon Bate, $5,00 -a Year;In tw i-^yf* «$ „ Yon~ c| • - .~•••-•- • ii .•....."•—• —•W».»,..TVJ».I-» jBBr 111 ^ww '""^yiyi-y ytf a roar eiao T: 1 01 punyc opinion faVor- ^_ r vvherftjn^ontineofal Un!te«lState*| $15.00 a Yea^e?veirseas..'.AdveVtisinc^Rates on Requebt. Publicity chalrmGn his life in search of a more ex; Charles. G. Siegfried, the slate of the- VIA i • cellent way, a more effective way, '''Selected*by. the Democratic Or* _ a move In thi mall bal* '. - -• a Creative rather than \adestruc-, Eanlzatlon screening commit! Jot conducted by the committee. Graysott, physical, Offlcej 21-23 Alden Street, Cranford, N. J. 07016 lionJnsjructorJn Cranf6rd^ Telephone 276-6000 «<•--* ••"•" tid.&#'i : ,. ..^-....•^i^^-i Organlzatior v- r " emo> Boys'. 1 Cranford, N. ,.. Better 9Buchanan St; lie Affairs-eon ' INT. .T N. Philo and were unoppos Withoutany desire to diminish Dear Sir: . S -•. . can noniinaU it fund cam- the significance of the tribute fa». „• The. large crowd attending the to the elect Webster Jbnes, Rev.Dr. Martin^jtuther King, Jr., memorial services for Dr. Mtartjn four arej 25YeargAgo •Hoi>eful Reaction Hertfto A .drive to sell v$i,ooo fMJ0f'in v . this past Sunday bythe Cranford Luther King, Jiyon Sunday^was rfons. } J 4*. f . ^vj, 1 , . ' ' '..>•'• •'.'••••• "~/ ' '•'..'' -;-.walk for Equality aha^ftton-Vid-: B1 heartwarmingsighfotome. ' .war bonds In Cranford-ilurinj a period^as part of the The SetlselfeSS mUraer bf R^^^ lence Committee, I would Jlfceto *. For Cranford to. set aside, a an r FU 1B candidat; e l!l #*. wA* s^JLP^ p >Pa«gn Was ,.,— -7--- •.--"«»» •.-T-J'^rj-eip^-rr ,•*•»••»7' •:••'-:—-oJ^JYV v«; «§. «J«V w wjt imiu uiai, we, loo, tt««it-«\. u > T Ti . - *\; • * " «i« io«a great •/tT « .^ S vreiwrw Assenv -^ Frei^oli^liirMffrF dan "work tncfflfhp^ *n *whf*;w* i* r.^*«« -U-K-«-«-J -* «- . Beth-EI wcw ftumnM m ---,; BBw^ces^ ana words jttir mi "* ^l"mwH> **uawne~'f 4her^fw^'disiMUra^^ that h^s^aw|i:om)^7%oiintein topi? oW Priise peaces enough. The people of'Cranfbrd -9 w W BVeiholdeWj ind chjUrman of the canvas.. 1, magnificent must reali?e that th> =N i ; s^"-^"t'=r;-'<^. --:5r T~ •„•'•—^>if-». ••-•-'- ;-ft-;r;,-w ' r"~r'. - '••'••? :•----:,.•• •'• • •• 'f v ^•r^xr-^Hc" : • ••• •••• •' .•... •: J-\ym--ivr»t^ji»{-wra»'"^i«»««Mia1'^- ii*Tit w *ii_ i^rji-r— he-i_ slrants i iiopet^i jeaction ^a^^tftTOdtfrly'^M'. ;fekt^^p — skeejt my ^^it-.-'.Wag- ce did I the count to 40 for t „ -..- , . .,..._ .... in, TS. Coop«r, _eells. out thi»(>is .about five behind previous tee nominatidn itt ^ whetttt waa att- ; : 0 e a curlew years. ^ warr/eledtfoit rt»w«eii4 the drib on president of the association. ^<^lled;or ^<^^|irpieiit l^ ^^^;w s/nJ!i!o| .Some of the" 0ld reliable birders Doris, C. » ttt bi aie.^ Cranford was Wanleted with cancjei^tt Ir^ terin^ exewpt froma chap* in. town ,haven't "called with a t« flye'tnch snowfall^ thiTl^ivlest r tKrerAmertda/V by single addition this year. Usually" for Ipbe season and the first snow These are the opetijng^mences in - other disease; fow,,there are over ?()()» birder of;-our *y; tills time my dinner is int In April in recollection of many a listing of "basic data" qnms dread dis> OOQ-Americaii cfiiidi;ei ""*""""*• • - - -Jamiy-^ilglUujyfth—jttetteiMto" It right aWay, Mr. tic^y, onifind Cbmmlttce . „_-„—„>„, „+, «w^7^, uu iiiiu redoing ann amendmenamendment tto • \ * *. .* :^ase released:l^>^^^e^a^i)pan r su es bought ~ ,T "" """7^*""*"• W »' - ;."••••;-''tlii0-^nltl^j^'it«i!ice'barring'liiliV' • NiBW: building valuations for hesitate to call. X .. . Spread 5-10>10 fertlUttJf a^ttte sety schools an* private schools first: quarter of 1938 ^anee pfGani»r^of^^|^^ • «A u*r ^ r >i^ -Qeadm Imp-••&%•• onTy spot rate of two pounds to lOprtuare, ot any kliia In Residence A torn $M,^ exceeding by $31j ; • • HTh0se^^two:,:idpfl#sJ: ;^i0"1J>^i- - - • • Tv:':"'W: ,_____. .^, w.«« and listened to tb^> there are newscaD tvTfi ?Lf a number of other v ^ meTe are ' thoS6 qayedrjUred. ,r^ Caficer strikes at'a^ ^ —-T—- -r.-_, outfit,; agreed^to; aitfeept $0,300 for a leg r - »i ^^ ^a^yvi^s fe^v cancer i>* _ other were still dull olive; fi>abtujre suffered by his 6-year- children as well 0 adllfe Kardehi on Hickory Si also old son when the boy attempted l^ut itslp^s .WW.W(i^;ij1 f cure. Intheiatr e . •• ,.....-:.-••' •-•••• /to dlnib on the bird b«th luvji' advahc- .-?- ™' ^? ta Ott0 in five was ^^^ nelghbort' yard,r The top pbitiori leparated from the pedestal and fell on him. A new, delightful book on the otitdoors is in the Public Library^ with Flowers! "Anothir View of the Cjty^by Aussell Peterson. ItJrtcelved a good review inJM NeW York Spring Malady,, times Book^lon. Ifve read it ^ ippr^ately ^ cahc^r today, two By the time the last storm and itJJtoflghtful. Although the sa window ••.'.:' lbcatieif is never mentioned, it lainaies, -Sft^-^r ••.;•'•• ?^^ J#wfe^ parked up In the attic; ty>k near Atlantic • /• a J 3 wiUdi e This year about 915^000 American h«f m^^° ffi ^^^^ Of pains that are rhet lands'. '...'•,•'•/ .„•' • '•' Every candy sioreylfis at least w^WwwWW w«»*-, ——, -, v «•«« ywm me Ol cancerfl Which ««' »«ter bufawrSbout five feet- Your Garden ce* cases (diagnosed ibt^ the flrsttimelin cannot yet becpntrolled >- only the ^^08^^SSrH8S. ults f 1968;- r <--,-- -. ^ J9 research can save the*se patients. sw*eiraey are always purchased -^fihmrto^^ meansc that dabout half of t^k^fSj?.S^Sl&ffiS^SSA Roses , Charming bouquet... vand in m*U was 303,000. In ^^h^l ^ ^ Intense fold and ~_- ...-«- MUM d['A-jwiJ ii<,«fi,« ed "^ by early ^diagnoSis^anfJL^rompt, before he leaves he may put the snow cover made the winter a a penonalfoed corsage ' nrflM nfl rough one,on gardens. Especially it ^'MWJ^J? * treatments Thus, the imine^te goal of bite on you^rj hundrJer so, roses, . * * a blooming potted plant ,. I by the United States National cancer control^ this jciuntrV is the an- ••!tt!jffi?'<|?ald f**1"!*110? * kln.d* Growth may have started by - each fresh and fragrant now so that you can tell how is truly the perfect Vital Statistics Diviaion. This year about nual- savingW^m^.£m^ -SSS^ST^" ^ 1much of the dead canes to p 316,000 Ml dte' OjTthe disease; that is, those who dejjeKJp cahcer each year. an of the • finish JUaster Day Remembrance M0 personsia da^:or wior^ihdn one ev- -We^ I J CRANFORD (N.J.) CltKEN ktin^^ CHEONICLE-^THURSDXYT APItIL 11^ 1068 , Page , prose, drama and his- rich the experiences pt her classes poso "the.encouragement of trodi- members interested in any activF next Tall," when the >oots wflTW toVitq writings through'the ages. in German here." ~ tional, rejpfesentative art through ties sponsored by the club should better AVROC offers rammer~tra/ining~ta Rotary Speaker Stresset cducationaractivities!" Further in- •cpntect Mrs/E. T. Smith III of college students <• while they com- jjnterwoven with appropriate. com- formation about the group may be mentary, lncideih(|al music and a obtained from Mrs,. Morton Rappo- 4()Q CcntJ-al Ave. , • ' .- Navy Officer plete their education. ..%v . i II t i ™ t-v^-c-intt MmtanMahls importance few props. port of ~if~Crane "fkwy., member r , Officer Candidate is now open J* The necessitsyy ior this HSipn'tp o upholdhumap n rights and the Miss ; pem'are|st's stage credits Purchase Award ship- chairman. Student Newspaper ife Team ' college . freshmen. This program dignify of all men was stressed by Victor R. KiKingyof f PlainfieldPlifild, a coiripriie "Blythe Spirit with Eva former member of the Unio"n County Park Commkflflon, at; a- luncheon Plans Revealed Seeking Equipment AtUCNextWe^k 'former ^Holiday ior Lqvers" with offers a new college student the M ri a ^ Ceramics Topic A daily student newspaper;being- A Navy officer recruiting: teata -CIub-of-TrBnfnrd laJrtrTh,urgday in » »'« ** °or, Academic Afjistsr-bK.. this week J J opportunity to begin his^'military- ! iSene-Baymond find "Good produced atruhion- CoilegeTsTieSlP" isr«5hedtiledr to-- viflJt--thfr—U Restaurant. . announced, the creation of an an- career, and education at fhe same The speaker commended Rotary Fancy" with June Havoc. She has nual $100 purchase award -for aTO Newcomers' irtg donations of a mimeograph ma- CllCollegg e cfimpufim s nJneJctt wee^we;^ and z 1 rt with Orson Weilns and T.n- realistic pnlntfag hy a N t time. It-gives-^the student a four- '^International, for its efforts in Wsgate Country Club, Club Speaker and an electric -typewriter to. u/itl fro'iin ft a.rn..tn club, rpeeting will be April 24. cille Ball in radio. She also, has artist help insure its continuance" as an4 p.m. te>discus s aviation offic'ei'year deterrmeni until ne completes rights ti lout In makinak^the.wiu^mceme^vt^^^Mrs^^iuig the, announcement, S. Mrs. Rutah KelleKeuer oft thheiiute Rutnh pubUcation for the iriarts of lndependent programs with interested students. .his. education. w ichief feFoFFanwood, xKaiF7Kelicr^©eramic-Studio-«i-HKenil.;-=tflRR^n ~xtortmrfr~<&,rr - -Opportunitiea-in^-Naval-aviation all creeds am? -wel^ purchase avyard' conv worth was guest spoakor at--a \un jcomed, partic other "The students rented th6 feature both pttisr^nd-tltght~offi= riage-Go-Round" and ''M Far -Coun- mitiee. said the award willbe pre- cheon held by the Cranford JNfew- this y^arbu they cer programs. Flight officers work wcro Marians, whs 11 they, travel. try. sente.d to a membefTJf one deedeservv - comers' Club-aff ^ieland'^ s %teak as navigators and bombardiers Mrii. Joseph Sv-JCunner of 2 i h h H i Mtiid Jt Wd t o di . -,•.--. noted; Jth&re are ' stago credits include ing art group each^ar, such group House in Mountainside J^Rt Wed- year, aboard the Navy's newest .tactical 'OriWiyTiuman rights denied ittdivid- Visits School T* o tL^ !*_..._.., J u. nA;^ Amt*—vrncHirtr—•. • •—>-*- — • 4 The NAS4 Spacemobile visited "A Prodigal" (Actors Playhouse). alFSMft., Tfiey also are: specialists 1 >j»als here in the 'United States to- Inc., and th«h-winning painting The speaker 'exhibited several e mck in airborne electronic systems and Memorial, 'WCTU, will pttend a day. The right of iion-whites to Sherman School recently. Grades '•MatBeth1! with Heiirt Hayes and choseh by a jury of professional ceramic objects and explained the state meeting of the Woman's from Sherman and ?J,,J* o ' air intelligence; members of Academic Artists at an technique used in creating, each Christian; J^emperance Union' in jchlldren of all colors' to aneflual Grades j5 and 8 frora-tiincoln a.fc The ^Aviation Reserve Officer atre). She has played: in stock.exhibit by the group so selected. one STTuiuBtC (education are among,.areas/wher/ e tended a lecture-demonstration r; The painting thus purchased will - Mrs.-Keller has taught ceramics ( used as a teaching aid forJhe soace coinpanies in "The Man Who Came Your Garden '' , jmore effort should expended. be placed on permanent IQWI in a for 10 years and has. studied at (Continued from Page 2) sciences."' •'•''•...••• • '.—---.•.•• -±r•- &; dinner," "The Skin of Our place plaque rgceiyed •*^M» at ent district confei Selected to Attend < in Ctty foWiavinf t^e pic tea 6f the Wed- the; dr< t^ lub of nesday Morning Club at 2 p.nt on Voss, 'teacher' of Garw(^d bulletin p -..^-^.i.f -L-SL* fy j^; gherlbck nford High School. "" " • in-the nation ~ ..._, , hpnhi institute for AdvanceaStudy in (^tt^^t^rinceton University. M^ ^ ^it :',• >•«•'••••!• • /••..•, the summer. i^d iristrUctidn a week; members will m ^«rticlpate in Evening and waek- i...zi. -TXT-~i—- Sir*—r-v.-—- elid progfanls, lectures, reading, informal discussions,, and music :..:.v3:. dart programs, all to enhance Cv-jij**. dwtdika»»dpprecla >.&*:•. tjn ^ ri- '>. •in, commenting on. the selection r • • -...'• t . . , j "'•.•""„•' : f-Miss Voss f6r the insUtute, Dr. '•••.•',..;••••••'•••>••• > •••'• -: ••• ••:\.:.^:f. • i! • vl^-A •••- iharles; Pbst, principal of tfi'e high 1 l, said: ':-;y-/-.^n^. •.• -|.1 hiif::'^^'^ a^^^jt^eachejevto jfytther :en- GET YOUR BILLS ^ :K • SECURITY •""JSPPORATIO. N •i.S;VV:/ «^3^?W?S^lvS« .•;•.:.•*:.•••!.''•,••; Now at lasi-rno rim i-1 i '.'.:::"i !• much ter —o» thafi needed for bathi, Spring "is here. you plenty, too. Yowl ihade trees that beau^fy ting with oil arid •nbamn' the value of horn* will n««d car«. ThU 46% I^tt ^ already h* than with •Kctridty. Wttt4 A treW thin last year. Don't let your CnUut today! »had« trees get infected by* thene "Jltai; otharwiM thalr hrancheit .. , decay and di* >h tiin«. fThli It thrtltn,* to tpray and save the || SUM TO INQUIM AlOUT ^•attfflui trees that Vou admire ami',love. Now through the be- out POWLAR RENTAL PUN jdnnmsvof April Is the tlm«KUrii»e dormant tprajtand wewHl w only 400 happy to do It.forlyou expertr ly. We have^tfiK most advanced • •.' V •).-(.' •'/A'" ^ LL raetitiona) Pasgover, the Jewish festival .of And, by reciting the Haggadah, the On: Easter tmoratlng the liber- Special frftftfr itAtwActK fnr i~ ''What SfceHBlTsTtrrecit!bn, nights, the entire family — man, Please?" had been chose«vhy I j^ of the ancient Israelites from woman^and child,—* are 'imbued n( bondage and oppression, will beyin wjth s\ R]j\irlt of' lovaltv to their God "• Local residents are invited by the Cranford Clergy Council to Osceqla' Presbyterimr- Church, ag tomorrow at sundown; and continue and their people and renewed hope his sermon top|e for the worship: until-Saturday evening, April 20, attend all or "part of "the~traditiohal three*our- <3ood Friday service for .arf erjjcrf frefedom, justice.and services &n Easter $unday at 8, Services at Temple -BejthrEl will good will among llTtikid tomorrow commemorating Christ's crucifixion. The service will be 9:30 and 11 a.m. His te^4s John- include,>~ a apecial ;prfl;Pagsoyer 4--- heldLin-the Crantora Methodist Church beginning at noon and con 20:1-18. Church School-mefets "at service to>hojrro.w morning vaj 7 tinuing^ until 3 p.m. It will be ^b^ 0 ClteiSiM!h Th.e WestDiJnstej^iPellowahip will It :9^6F the other ministers will attend the Easter sunrise service of the first born at the or_j|qh on 4he ;—the CJWS.'* they' include: Rev.. cmppa by Miss J Other services at - the synagogue s Da;hlquist, Calvary Lutheran Hancock, dij^orjaf'tJnrjBtian ed- will be tomorrow at 6 p.m., Satur- Church; Rev. Edwin P. Williams, Awaits Mass ucation oi Ospeoia, on Eifistef gun- day at 9:30 a.m. and 6 p.m. and ff observance of EastejHSunday, . ' a Cpanlord Methodist Church; fcev. day. ; •ThejKare asked—to meet in Sunday at 10 a.m. ' ' • k Rey.^ Robert; J. ftOmjofcTpastoro f Wh_te,i Jr.. First Baptist the church parking lot promptly at !rte name "Fassove*" derives Cranford Baptkfc^Church, has • „, «*v. MJUofl ». Saatfcfek, 6:15 a.m. as services begin at 8;30 from the last of the 10 plagues, for chosen for lijjk^Setanoh topic '{Vic- Prwbjfterian (Jhuroh; Rev. a.m. following the g'ervice, the the Lord'prottiisqd to "smite .all tory_CeleJ»rBUonV based oh Scrip- • • t t BlwDro, Trinity Episcopal group will, haw breakfast at. We the first-born in the land of Egypt" ti Lulte' 24:1-12. Special .w C^ujrc4j Rey. Ifebert fyfoick, Craja nlng at.St, Michju>r^ Betty Lind Diner Qn Rabway Ave., but f'pa«sed oyer the houses o| the _be provided..by-^hes »_ i _f< i at ll hancel, 1'een and Youth • Choirs.' senUtive* of" St" Mark's AME gl, M1ub will be The sacraijnent p| hpjy, Siyyiim B'Ghorlni seryjee':. At the 7:30 p.m. Gospel Hour a ion, will be prqivj4e^ ajt 8 p.m, to- Church. offered by eV«ry year before PasBtovee^r film entitled "The Easter Story" day', Maundy Thursday/^ jpt•. the .When the Pharaoh^lfr.the Is^ ' ^So&tats fi*qm thfe Cranford Meth- On Easter Sunday masMS will be will be shown. • ( ' ""^ . odist 'Choir, "under direction of sanctuary^ ilie Senior CHoir wift raelites leave, he'dkfnot even gjve . Sunday -r- 9(40-400,1 Church" at. % «. fl:15.10:30 a,m: and 12 noon. present sel^btiotis from the Can- ; Ja Lenney, owgahisWirector, "The CruciflJdon^Jhy John " ••'•"•" ^iU«tsh=b*kiiig+^h^l^rT^s^ will be Miss Lola Crincoli, Miss The children's mass Will bfl; cele- theTr _T_ they carried the ties are available at all Ann Mineur ,and. -Miss Dianna stalnej?. :•., ,'•. ..••;,••.•;.;;•;•..*:••••..',•.••:.' unleav bread, on their sboul- services,' At 3:30 p;m. .the ^ln observance W Good grlday 4^ rillddthit Krogman. ' Today, Holy Thursday, a sol«Snitn the church office will,be rvice a v generations,'' God comoiand- the Baptist Ho.me -ftir the -Aged, ^Rev. Mr. Romick, Clergy Coun* high mass will be ^celebrated at 5 morrowo _ •••;••'•",'... p.mv followed.'by a processipn. On Moses to set aside a seven Newark, Special music will be pre- oiTpresidentHiaid offerihg plates The junior high / wUl be placed in the narthex of the Good- Friday a mas^ of the pre- festival during which no l tie|nte4 by the.^ouiij Choir, di- . host church. Gifts received will be sanctified will be held at 3 p.m. foL- IK^ GfONCBJET SUN&AYr^'The First '.Qapiisr^Church choir will'present a' special musical; program at is tomorrow fro jtie"''^ '' r^cted by Mrs. M. S. Cogan. lowed i>y hoiy^cpmmunJQn and __ litfth Tojjay %- 'Qi'45. p.m.,; tegn Choir • used for the council's- work here in . JSJ '^arii-;^orship servioe Easter ^jindayTTDHe featured work will be "My,'.,Rfi"deerj[er Liveth," • by_ : < ilia crogs. That evenini g ., CBsncel i hehalf j<± jthe-JBtotestant^Boinoa^ n by In<«ma1ng "BBhftld; the' Lamb of al 153(Fb'cI6ck aXsewhoh oji the 1 1 ; Catholic and. Jewish-faiths, jratnei , ^orgiv© ThBm, ' 'tphrisfc 1$'-fytyin Today." ?*three fosses'*' and "He Is WaeWV.TW'VWe P^tured i , , for the otdex; or. pjttgrtqi dwignatBd passions andi^^te left to right, aTe:^Fifet:rbw—^Miss Denise^yner.-^hBT^arver Joyner, MrsV^ Norman -Yopp;,- Mrs.. TtoijBUMRr0jwr Noongep.m., Good_ place on Mondayvi these two-nights and no other Friday services,">t. the Crai3ord"- si Gh'ariee Brown ahdfMMi. Jack Best; second"roWi*^ Rev. George JH. White,'Jr., pastor; Mrs, Ckirtrude : On this Christian Science Gorfessions will be hearoV-from WUliflmsgn, Mrs. Charjefl Brantley, Mrs. Kermit Redd and Miss Mary.Anii^(Aey4JhirdJow^Joaeph-, __ _ ..„,_„„„ of~"ther* _____ , th such pomp and glad- -.,11 a,.m., membership. -* Church to Explore 4 to^fl p.^ tfi&prjfow ai»d 8 to' 6 . Eya Morris Thomas, Mr*. William Tyree, Miss Phyllis Anderson and Miss GwendoJytL . committee, under tlbe^ a dij aim, THE EASTER SERVICES North tWon and SpringWd AvtHM«« School at 9:15 and 11 AM. BaptJtm, Mcrjf«»nt«tlon of Children's 1 * ••/•'•• " • ••:•-•• sAli0 CHb NiHwery for Children under 2 Offering feox«s. • '••' .-••,•":'••."•'• •. ., o R, DPXH6IMEB, MWster - Friday, Satvrd*y & THE REVEREND MILTON B. EASTWICK »•->—I —•a.nl, f.fmm.l^.i • <• I. »..,.. THE REVEREND PAUL LBTJECQ I'. JAMES R. LENNEY, Organist - Choir Director '„•v i •' A WBIX0MI 18 fkf8NDED TO ALL WORSHIPPERS The Holy Thursday Communion Sertfee/ by dwdielight ""•':':,. COOP \ 12:00 NOON The three Hour Meditation Crwifturd, New Jehiey ••• ,- '-'ai the-.- '••-. •'• i —TlnrK«v. George H. White, Pastor Cranford Methodist Church The Children's Service , all Priniary thru Junior High Childrtrt EASTER SERVICE Their Parents and Friends DOOLEY At the First Presbyterian Church Sunday, April 14, at 11A.M. FUNERAL HOME THE EASTER SERVICES S«rmon Topic: 218 NORTH AVE, W. • 27fO255 : >"* on the Church Lawn, - "My Redeemer Li off*tr«M parking ^••. Sponsored by the1 Young Pe6ple 8:00,9i30 and 11 AM. — The Easter Message: Special Music By The Mixed Choir DOOUY COLONIAL HQMI »* •*' • - , . '• t . ....• •--»— . r .. CU.^^. fitfiN^etimm Jommun >-*fe Jielcl in this aket in the tynjo^qom; 8 p:m., eyer,"the nursery \mV.be ~op'ej»Hpr . service, TbjB anjlwtol l wjll 0 parU9lp9tii}g \$ the Ohuroh Sohj>ol Euperjiitendents TOURING^CHpIR TO SING H^RE-^-The Toccoa Falls Bible pre-s.ttkodl children durihgjbe 9;po e "In Jfoseph'ifh' , Lttioyao tjd" m "' a cpnport-kfatar.sunday at 7 p.m. at ffiq AliirTThh^Ph jmd 41 o'ol»ok^feCEvifififa by_ fii^kjnjojL bho'twL.bringing, the ular session's of the. Ghureh ftis (choral concert in ai) attempt to present a^icture' of t^e current s^qnds, of s^cxpd music, be } artd R^^^egtipn/' by *r 7 P,m» tjjp annual -director of the choir,|..whose 40 ntemb^.rs,represent various"areas' of .the ytiflQ: "will-be resumed next Sunday it 8 R^ Adults'•*&• ettitouraged to attend. Olub l^ajiqUet Jn fellow- and 11 o'clock. . .-.. . js and ftk ppsqyd.e, "0 Son| Also traveling with the group is Dr. Julian A- tiandy, president ot Tojccoa, pallsTl^Tpra^. T|ie concert The Mawndy. -Thusfiday PwgwwU.Trfey Fipihaip, The s i : - to the public:. ' •••••• • •;• • ••: '; •'•.•r- -^*-^T. -'-r ••<;..•.• .-."' ••.," ."v;; r ."••••.., foue the Altar Qf Qnjs \rtll fee BjuftY^Kmlrt place, tonight - IBvery v^ongng Adore T $ «$«JS^ *TR8T CttURCH We fdllowecTby Watohtowqr cKoratroelebration cuV'tbe holy ( diarist K and wiir . . si«in" and is. Sunday.*-. • ^^daSLrr-J1 Pi0" Bible st "The .waKch .will be re: »umed-tom(u^w-Tittocnlngtomomw r - Gooq d I be[•«p ppP ) " The Sanctuary apj^, the blessing of Union council Choir and other special music will ..-jMiy-j ^fl and 8:80 a.m. ^ wej* of be heayd. Th;is service will b,e take Blac$rat. broadcast over- Radio Station Qf.the•'$$&& Sp|io WDItA, 10B.5 FM _ bt "At'ther7^*oloclcTBaster evening seryicei a sftcred eftneert vtffl $& •7 to 8 p.m. tl^ere will be the presentedyby the Toccoa Falhv ipent of EibsblUtiori. Falls, Oa. The president of the CBANFOEP BAFltST a;ni., Evening grayer; 5:30 p.m., Bev. Bpbftrt f Bfuojekv Pastor School, Rrr Julian A- Bandy?-vi" Bev. ii Burgess, Pastor : Sunday loly,euchte ' accompany^ the> choirV v >^ 9:45 f service The pilbUeia^nvited to attend. Schoolj '11 a.m., sermon o.i\o\ , ththe Boole" of Qenesis; 1 pjn£, servieB. f ;pFaye^Will?lje IteW.^t %M< by evcharist afi(^a4at arid dnf*y 7;8q p, p evening prater at 6. >sL Youth Fellowship meeting. "Science and the Bll '•'OnEttter Wednesday serL akfast nipy is the tftpjo |» td ; include: 6:45. a.*n., morning ugh Thu Sunday evening service prayer; *l a.ip., h»1y eucharlst| f • Tuesday — f j>m.t Ww ^i|lrayBiJ -' — - • • ^0 --•-•--•^.--•-'-(r?--;-;--- -.-••; , Ittnary prayer maetiog; Y?4fl pf mprnijig prayer will beheld pan,, wld-week Bible study jnd rcpM 8:45 followed by tioly eucharlst and EASTER SUNDAY — prayer-meeting. . 6:00 A.M.-rSUNRISE SERVICE at Etiho Lake Park (flag- gatlon Given by Studentshealing service at fl a.m. Evening —^Tomorrow Radio ministry — Each Sund " * reidin-%rchtirch pole area). - v_ 'SP^orim minyan; mi^, ., ^fi, H... » tstudep n Speakeri Rev. Everett C. Eck, pastor of Tfte Alliance Pesach, list Seder. teacher from/the College of Saint " '.Station, - Church, Elizabeth. . - lay, "p* p^ 9.30 A.M.-THE FAMILY EtlBLE SCKQQL' / an assembly program at Scouts, x, ..first day [jigdalo Avenue School _ b tl:OO-A.M.-EASTER WORSHIP'SERVJGE: '^he Asoqn- >x , MarV Vitale's sixth gra AttehiPrograin sion/'_0aster message, (ay th^ pastor. TKS«nctppry Sunday — 10 ji.m., services,; CHKI8TIAN EVANGELICAL ass. On Narcotics Choir and other special mu$i^. This s«r>j|ee is u i;4P a.m., junior congregation Tfifr play was an outgrowth of broadcast ovV 5t»t|qn WPHA'» 1 f»S.jg| FA/^ ,e«ch • minian; 7 p,m., second day Pesach,. Bev. A. E Mawrtoue. P«to the readirig;of the classic ''Oliver Joseph' F. Grail of 146 Mohtwk Sunday morning. Monday , Wednesday — Choi Twist,"., The class Wrote original Dr., a representative of the public JT Sunday service v 11 un. relations department of the Union 7:3a P.M BASHER MGE5ANT ~— " ""' P#, minyan, > dialogue for i$\* The 6-.00 p-JW.rYOLnrtt PEL^owjJHIf >Gm*&. County Narcotics Clinic and a 8pn|s, hqwcv^i'- i frpjn member of the Union-County Nar- 7:00 PJVW-tt^Eq CpNC^t-p|>sent^l- by The ^Or' cotics Commission, gave a talk s InyL The cast included: Garyy Murrayy,/ JT. Pyne, patMf arid showed a motion picture de« " Boon, ' ' Penny. Penvfnije, • 'peorge Davte, picting tfte results of addJetKm ,, Tmtt J)aniol More...Mwitfirkin, Ellen. Bible School — 9:80 Hertzoff, John B,aer, Patricia BerJ, speaker at Jajt week's meeting worship service —11 Stinday — 8:80' ajn., publjo fee Cgndy • Cook, Joyce' Dltzfil, Marcy B,oy Spouv ffopi rt'JHf f DubtoBky, Sari tiarlinger,. Elian utheran iChurch;_ _ . Jlalvorsen,. Lauren ijbeber,' Patricia Parents also were invitefl to McComb, Betsy Palmer, Pawn attend the meeting.. A discussltih Community Smolinske, Gebrgianne Talarowski, period 'fallowed the talk and filnju, Ghurch DatVl Berkowitz, Ralph Boyd, Kev- The tr#>P is planm^ a in 'Brady, David Cohen, David andipn Weekend. —"" Okuri, Hansf= Seggfejpn and Mai»l^ p Ppiday Seryje^ paper cplWctlon will be ''•iWBy. iJ|CHARpill^UNA^ pastor The Crqnford Methodist RBV. L, ROBERT CHJFfY, Assl^rttv Pastor Wl A at Lincoln Avenue Special Holy Week Music wil be qfferad at all seryiqes by the school choif • 12 Noon fo 3 m 1689 RaHtan Road Holy Thursday Service: The Rev. Jolty) R. Dexheimer SsOO p.m.-»-8olemn High Mass followed &y Organist: Mr. J^nies R. Lenney Tonight MAUNDY THURSDAY -^ f: Maundy Thursday ' . THE SERVICE 6F HOIY Participating: MoodFriSuu . .._ -7:30 „„ fHE REV. ARNQLDDAHLQUISf 8:00' p.m7-^Seiectipn3"from C^tttatar"The Cruci- . TENEBRAE-A oulet houf of hymns^I pravett and bf^talneFbT^Tftldreiioirrr^ SeWptura. ('•fenebrae' means darkntss. The THE REV. EDWIN P. WILLIAMS Cpromunjo^VeneFaftion of the , was evolved t|> Impress yuan the be- Cranford MetHodist Church ' Followed by the sacrament of Qom- to 6:00 p.m,r-?Confessions. the aWfol conte/auences of sin and the THE REV. GE0HGE WHITE, JR. munion. 7:30 p.m.-Sermon on the Passions, Veneration _ tuda ef the aavlor'i sacdftca. In the First Baptjst Church ancient church ft was In the last days of ". of the Cross, followed by C6nl8»»ion«. "Holy Week.) . ^ THE REV. MILTON .B.EASTWICK First Presbyterian Church ' ; i Easter Sundqy —r. .EASTER' '••' - - "'•>• •-'•-. •••/ .•• .. •'•:••'•": THE REV. RQEIERT BIZZARO Holy Saturday 7:00 A;M.-HQLY CPMMUNjelN « Trinity Episcopal Church 5:15 ,—Westminster Fellowship will meet at 9:00 and 10:45 A.M.-FKTIVft SERVICES THE REV.'ROBERT ROMJdK - 9tQ0 10:00 a.rjj.-:idiildren's l Ornhford Blaptist Church •" Osceola tq attend faster Dawn Serv- ice at the \Varinanco park, i|h ^^.-Adult Confawl«in«. TH[E REV. CHARLES C. BLAKE 11:00 -Llturglcal Blessings, followed, by Midnight St. Mark's A.M.E. Church Three Identical Service! ^Aqss with Holy ^l AA sic bv Senio It 9:80.^11011:DQ Th PV. Arnolc| J. Dlh| annj Krogman. — Se The Rev. Gordon 1. Huff Com« Whfn'You Cahv $tay As Lohg Ai YoiJ <5an "WHATSm ar Easter Sunday Plr^ctpr of Music., Mr, Ch Nl 0- f rlschmann U«e Church Parking Lot Thje Rev. William M. Elliott, 3th Pastor, .•;'• ^enerat'Supt. ChrlstlaK EidytatloYi: Mrs. Fred Kaiser Preaching " MASSIS-7, •, 9:1«, 10;30 a,»v ami U noon Everyone Is Welcome I ; "• •". Th'e 905 Mass wil be the ChlldrfnHl M •V- - •:• •.-.' .-.•». I . 1. • •) . :•• . I,': Pagfe Six ^RANFORD (N. J.)( CITJZEN AND CHRONICLE-^THURSpAY;. APRTL tU field Ave., Drew UrjiVersity; Carolo P.M., prevaUlng time, for the purpow of Berkeley Place; thence northerly along thence we»tarly along the Lehlgh Valley of Board of Education weaterly to the conducting a ' Berkeley Place to Hampton Street; thence Halirpad to the Rahwsy River; thence center Un# of Spruce Street; ' thence Wright, daughter of Mr. and.Mw. easterly along Hampton Street to Spring- aoutherly ai.1 down stream of the Rahway northerly alWng the center lrn» '••<:'; Lifetime OME IMPROVEMENTS • . -feu /' I ' — J • *__. lVv V'l.: Windows •^Sgreens •• Dpors ~ Railings - u'- • -•-•••• rf i' Awnings - Shlttm^Porch SLPatio Enclosures**ShowerJSb&xib Enclosw Vestibules Sales and Service • 102 SOUTH AVE., W. C Gur'flowters speak, with .warmth, digriity and 27*4205 . etf.1953 ^auty. Choose from our selection of plants, corsages, ^-arrangements and cut flowers. ^ . , Potted Bloom* for Eatttfr Giving Easter Table Arrangement* I Fresh Spring Bouquet* ' X • I Colbrful Corsages Wk*e Services * Delivers ON YOUR FASHION COLOR LATEX SAVINGS Park Florist FROM APRIL INSURED IT EASTMAN STREET WAIT PAINT 272-6228 OUR OFFICE Wit JftF C ' DAY-APRIL 12 Affiliated with... tag. W.MG.I. IN OBSERVANCE OF GOOD FRIDAY PARK FLORIST for: A 127 Chestnut Street Roselle Parl$ . Limited Time! Gal. CRANFORD SAVINGS Corner North and Union Avenues «^fl fWJi - ichara narua WAtK-UP WINDOW. Op«n Dally 3 - 6 P.M.r Sato. 9 A.M. - 12 PAINT SHOP **• OFFICE HOURS? Mon. thro Frl. 1)30 AM. -3 PM.j Mon. Kv««. 6.a I.'. »-•_»•••- • • '••' • '• • •"•-.. " '> . Open Friday Evtrilngt — Cloisd Wednaidayt f: SI ABU SUFI.) 188 7 Ml 'UMlOISI AVE. •- ]- -»7»5^540 —-^—'— __,___fc__ __ . - -. I .. — f" / C'RANFORD. (N. J.) -s!U-iafe, CURON1C%T^-TUU1(!JJ)AY, APRIL 11, 1908 Pap Seven "jrich; DoS, CarolTDaUon, assisted Prof. serving aboard ihv .same c'arnor. fertiJisdng, weed control insect arid by Pat Kelly. - Sw.ackhameri saitT" Semmm Mnsoirhrrpes to mort urr diseaie:T6ntx'ol and other phases $faeKay Portrait As a fire nrcvonlion project, tho Dealers Election Held With hks-•brother, Sgt. Robert L. ol turf maihtenanctf. Time wl)li be giris cjecoratcd a coffee caii and Mas/in, USAF, who ha.7'.MacKsy,'" president:' "SirbbTith-scr\ iccs^>t .Temple Beth- iny iind hah nol hii • :\~>~. gzrants of; up to $1,600- a'year . 'l '••> v';* '.• " • ••'••W-o>i& '•>•.* would be avallabler-depending ENROLL NOW FOR APRIL CLASSES Upon financial need. ! * ' Tuition aid igrarits could beHse'd N, J. DOG COLLEGE * 6$7-2393 at any approved college or uni- 1. '•••. lain additional custome for " \ rom newcomer's moving lit)) .'.-—• frortv- The Township will conduct a Clean-Up of BETTY ANN'S Vegetation (garden materials such as shrubs, branches;, twigs, leaves and grass). No other materials are to be put put at this time. 101 MILN STREET 3 CRANFORD ^H would Be apprecidtii^ffnSidiSrials -••.•; -. -'.. 27W)«22 . -1030 SOOTH AVE, WOT-WE3TT1ELD, NEW JERSEY 07090 other than tranches are placed in contain- BEAUTIFULLY , •-> ' •erS#--^ —.. ~-LJL...-. :....—_.^ .~-+r~- : -;^-—••-•-•- ••,:••-•• ,•-•-•._.-•_. We will attempt to follow the schedule TOWNSHIP OF CRANFORD listed below, weather and unf orseen emerg- Easter Eggs NOTICE TO PERSONS IN MILITARY SERVICE Large or SrViall ATIENTS IN VETERANS' HOSPITALS encies permitting: ANE> TO THEIR RELATIVES AND ELECTION ~ If you are in th« military service or are a patient DISTRICT '-, DATE in a veterans' hospitaj and dear* to vote, or if you 3 and' 4 ' :^:Z.; ^.:Z3^'..^'Z7^n^dayf Apr\\ 15 are a relative or friend of a person who is in the mil- 1 and 5 Tuesday, April 16 _Ov.:V itary service or i| a patient in a veterans' hospital who you believe will desire tp vote in the Pri 7 and 1^ .*..:. ... Wodno»day, AprHHHH t l : mary Election to be held on June 4, 19^8t kiridly ir and13,,..L...... ;.:.:,...:.:'....;....:.,•..;;.:;....; .'," Thursday/April 18 write to the undersigned at once maklfig application -8-and 12 ,-.,,,, .. . ^L ^ r^.rr ^ April 19 __ for a milftary service ba^lp^pt to be voted insais d le rn rm rrr m mm tioti n to be fdforwardedd to you, iff yo u are ili l ththe mill 2ahd:14 ;.....,..; \Z~..:y',-....:'- -Moinday, April 22 ^ r are a-patienme t in a vetcramrho"flpttai' r iBniiura) ....,..::.;:;:.;:.;: :.„ ....;';:Tue*day, April .23. Other Appetizing Gifts Include stating your name, age, serial number, home ad- dreis and the address at which you are stationed or 6 andi£ ".:.... ',.;.:.-. Wedntsday, April 24 EASTER LAMBS e EASTEfc BASKET CAKES can be found, or if you desire the military service 17 and 19 ; Thursday, April 25 ballot for a relative or friend then make application 9 and 10 ;..,..:...' ."....•. Friday, Aprfl 26 under oath for a military service ballot to be for- warded to him, stating in your application that he . Ityau do not know the Election District is over the age of twenty-one years and stating his nam«r serial number, home address and the address In which you live, please call the Municipal at which he is stationed or can be found. Building, 276-8900, and obtain this informa- Fornis of application can be obtained from the undersigned. tion. "..V v . ' . '. " *" "• ; • ,.K .' '" • Poppy or Mut DONALD R. CREIOHTON, By order of: Aotlnjj Township £U»rV • Holiday Stollen |e or Small Bopka Municipal Building,, TOWNSHIP COMMITTEE Dated; Cr«nford, H J. • EastorNovelti ltd Fancy Cupcak#s . i. • ' * •- ' . ( • 1. .••••• • w • . , «. • . / • •: . .-. . . .••••• -; *••• • • * .•'••- • ••• • • ,. 'f X or nrivate schools out. of the school come Arba Taylor, state manager,' stills; to employe relations, to Angelbeck; Laura Branigiri, Ruth distrifct, f effective ..fj.ufy 1... 1988. Arba Taylor Cited for Long,JVaried representing the U. S. Department ^crude .stills once more, on loan Blum, Gail" Cohen, Jane Cohen, Jo Current, law requires local school of the Interior, to control'the al- to the Esso Training Center lil Ann Dolid, Susan Ettleman, Janet districts to provide transportation Service at JEsso Bayway Refinery^: location j>t~petroleum products andElizabeth, to-4he_technicalldep.art- Shpwn for Wednesday Club Gittemnanr Mary Jo Kopf, Melinda to private .schools within 20 miles petrochemicalhl s for the State of ment, back to employe relations Lautenslager, MarcV Leltraan, of the student's home. Arba S. Taylor Of 611 Brookside New Jersey .-.. and, finally., to public relations, Rov T. Pucikev of Cranford. photofogDher of nature subjects. Sharon Atekatenas, •d- featured in a recent ibsn In lflfli th«* Stnto iT~where today^ne~ performs a variety narrated 9 colored film, "Desert Wonderland," which he .andJUa_wife phy, Patriee-PotflSky, Janet-HetHyv t-ary, was—instructed^—tir~ inform of the Bayway B"ulKlin~6r~HunT Office of Emergency Planning of important functions affecting made while touring Arfcona, ai a meeting of the Wednesday Morhing Donna Schlemm," Kathl^n Sicko, Unjon County legislators of the Oil and Refining Co. as the man named Arba to the position of co- Bayway and the community." Chib in the ?utyic Librarylast Wednesday. Cheryl Williams and Constance- board's position. • with more company serWce than ordinator iof~the state, the high- Born October 28, 19Q4, in Bos- "If J?ou have time in the next two monlhi to travel, this is the .WJJSOB. In -addition, the • boardTJias "fen- any other BayWay Refinery (iem- est position in the office's Oil, Gas, ton, Mass., Mr. Taylor attended •dorsed bill A-294), which, provisos elementary -school in Wollaston, •r SearJa! pee; the/desert in- bloom," ^^^^^ t Newly-elected p a t r o \y legflers ploy.c and aa_."the most likely reg Petrochemical and Solid Fuels treasurer, Mrs.-E^X^-Heim. rfSL]-were-insTaIl«d and -received-their cipient, if 1 the tit!e~had to be i -abundance of snow and rainfall quires additipnprTexpenditure of awarded, oft 'Mr. B¥yway'." ~" Masa. He received his. bachelor of J.W- Skerratt .^lsp served on the cords from the fphner patrol lead- funds by local boards of educa- "In 1864. Arba'a role was ex- f during Vthejiast-^seasons in""the nomination fcomraiitee. •_•! ers. Patrols and-dfeir leaders are: Mr. Taylorr who siarted with panded when, whereas previously science degree In general engineer- -•desert of. Arizona, the desert..an- Battered Pppcorh*,•—fcynn Lender tion the state shall reimburse each, ire had been assigned on the state ing from Tufts\ University, Me* 'Members elected to attend-tha board for sujch expenditures. ~- • Standard Oil €o.. of New Jersey ford,'Mass..Jh_ 1926^ J nuals will be_magnificent."/.....' . New Jersey State Convention of and Susan' Ettleman; Cherub, Gail in 1926 as'a student engineer, now level, he was then named by U. S. "The colors of the" sands in the The board has gone on record as ^Interior Stewart His many outside activities have ^iterated Women's Cbibs to be Cohgn^and Sharon MaUnfftnas; Rx- 4s—head ofri-P»bli<3—relationship: included—serving- as president -^atntetl le all the' helOTOay '14-ltf in Atlantiomt c jC Bayway Kennery,t where,, the Vdall to the federal governmenfT repeal Public" Laws of N^ Jersey office, that of state the Elizabeth Club and the North time, but after a shower the colors are: Delegates, Mrs. Mirante a Cheryl Williams. Laurie Angel- 1962, requiring "-"the preparation •tide relates: , • Jersey Council and vice-president show morje vividly, he related --•; > Tilrs. Vincent Sarnowskl; altfr- beck and Mary "Jo ~ Kopf were Arba is probably^ best, known manager in the New Jersey pm^ : and • furbishing of ia fiscal note for. cy. Petroleum and -Gas Admln- oTthe. National Cooncil-of In* The flowers of the desert bloom nates. Mrs. Leland^and Mai ^ MITES HERE AltE THE FACTSTas staged oni pa^6 7tmthe | ^p a pteasing color picture, but the Magnavox consistently produced the most lifenke flesh tones plus most natural-looking background colors." To Stop Damao« By Thtt* Inttcli 9W.lnut Cranford, RJ. AD 2-1492 Scotch Plaint AD 2-1492 RosalU Park CH 5-1492 EL 5-1492 SILVERTONE(SEARS) TOWNSHIP OF CRANFORD Reprinted courtesy of Popuhl^Science Monthly © 1968 PERSONS MAGNAVOX-lete yoti choose froinl y DESIRING ABSENTEE BAL Election of. authentic fine furniture stJrles: Mediterranean, Aegean Classic, Italian ajncl Frerich ProyJnl^^Ejijrly Ameri- WST3OL A FUdU SAVING If you are a qualified and can anliX!(^nltemporary--in a wide range of beautiful finishes. the State who Your family, deserves the best! See, hear and compare a on June 4, • 1968, or a> qualified and Jiregis- magnificent Magnayox—today'e most advanced eontthtctton • tered voter who^will b^thin th^e State on JOne 4, 1968, but because of illness or physical ^-priyed from only.., disability, or Because of the observance of a relig- ious holiday pursuant to the tenets of your religion, or becausejof resident attendance at-a school, col- lege or ijuriversity, will be unable tp cast your ballot f p "' in^yoiiy r district /^w isaM_datsaidJlM$&. i sire to vote iff the Primary Election to be ifeld oii Jiine 4, 1968, 'kindly write or apply in person to the undersigned at once requesting thai a civilian absentee ballot be forwarded to you. Such request must state your home.address, and the address to. which sai^i ballot should be sent, and must be signed with your signature, and state the reason why you. will not be'able to vote at your BRldge 6-9200 usual polling place. No civilian absentee ballot will Magnavox Stereo Theatre family entertainment centers with:Color TV plus be furnished or forwarded to any applicant unless request therefor is received not less than eight solid-state Stereo FM /AM Radio-Phonograph—priced from only 4575 days prior to the election, and contains the fotego- jnfcinformation.' ——^— .». .' , DONALD R.CR€IGHTOH • . Aethifl TowmKIp Clerk Municipal Building, YOUR NEIGHBORHOOD 26l-fl«Vm«n St. (Opu. Cranfprd Thoatr«)r Crwiford Crtnfon* Dated; April 11, 1968. Cranford, N. J. 276-1776 APPLIANCE CENTER ,.;'. Open Mpn,rthur*. *n O^ ' Egster. services have been Friday g^iPS*? Chmcll»f Chri«t -*m ththee GarwbdGarwbddd Presbyterian to, be held in the latter church at 6 p.m. tomorrow JCEKtlLWOR*IjC-At a finincje meeting Monday1 night Bprough ««t^enSZab6f^8tbr oTst- p8«l's. will^reach the sermon Council .passe€ a resolution honoring slain civil rights leader Dr .at union service. Hiff topic Kfafed d g git* pubjlc^eetingand close; dayT^ ,217:29556. *riaa-€hnrdr The text of the resolution, intro-. :. OH Easter JEjUhday, Rev. John A* ^ by. Council President Frank- Malcplmsoni pastor. \WU preach on J/Mascaro, is as follows:. "U^adultejrated Adultery" at the 7 a.mT-worsM# service at the Ptes* "Whereas, Dr. ^Martin- Luther '.jhyterian^^juti^,usiafe • MirV 10: King, Jr., has given iiis unswerv- t!2 #r his text. A* "the il GARWOODOrdinances pro * e il ajn. yfding salary increases plusjoflgev- ing and complete devptfog^tp the JS^lfiftl^Bitotoess; as Usual"" will ity payments for full-tfanenemployes caUjge.of equality, .and dignit^lbf ©e the sermon topic, basedi on the of the borough, retroactive to'Jari^ EYE^MOBILE' COMES TO _„ Charles Redter, altmen in theC spirit' of brother- 21st chapter of John. J 1 " *. *" I" ---•-.-- -Page Two—7* CRANF6KDJ(N?J.) tWZEN AND CHnoNlCfcE*-THURS|)AY, APRIL 11, 1968 Fitness 61ais^Extendea Aprii 24 and May 'lrfr and-15 at ! Sponsoml-by the'Crlanford Reerea-baugning throughout the entir« ing Cpntejr^ of the N IENT OUR ALONE '•> *•••:»•••• nvfilc'"»(c-nt product*. canes and crutches bcrthfub seats and rails ficceisories I A Joyous and Peaceful Easter SIDKEY BREEN V. 17 N. Unron Ave. fighters' - Serving Crdnford For Over SQ irs. Otis A Hintz Of Westfield. fonnerly of Cranford, has been' alA^fori ^rfeald^fat of the Jwm*0*^ of Elizabeth and Craniord ^ T>ur«fay NiQht U Cranfcrd Family Bargain ^^UBS: ••'••;-.•/•••' ' 21 N. UMtON AVE. . .' Mrs,- Wntx has served aa prudent of the league and chair- ifw~yi\*-- ^ ol by^^ ww ^d weans mm and Ju^le S^« committeea. Sha is «.memW of tt^« Oranford Unit ' f PtlTHy""*"^*^^"^ ' • ' • -. " Ther new president was gradu- •"yf'^mi ated from Cranfoard High School 4 Greenbrier jWior C^lege. She kiSi': and her husband have three chit- The Ladies' Auxiliary to the; Crjuifo.rjd |>odge oi Elks will hold a wd party at 8-Hp.ntu-Aiprii 2fl at the tm Lodge, 851 Uncohi AVe., E. Tickets can b& purchased at the •t Central 233^78 .doQprjMrL by -miLU from the idhaJbrV 'taiinV 'Wti'i Betty Tholen of 147 'til <5 ^ Severln Ct The affair will include door prlaes and refreshments; ,' »). ' 'fi -;--i-JM ..-I «;:v'_ MEN'S BU5INESS SHIRTS-27c©a. SINGLE SHIRT - PILLOW CASE$-15c W, BEAUTIFUL SELECTION mm tHmnoai ••. : • ...V. •'*•••• Hi!-.1-' :,,"• ; (more than on*) -j - 'vi-'", ~: •<••*• • BOX ST JMWF— vota CEMETERY BOUQUETS $3 & up STORED k matTRED lor 180 KXCEBS VALUATION 1% STORED IN OUR VAULTS SPECIAL 1 50c! CLKAHED * OLACTID Wilt liw w» BOX hlle They Lift * Cash an'd Carry >CCiC , f TWO • WlftE SERVICES • TWO TELEFLORA and F.T.D. — Coming In and Going Out of Cranford I A HOUR SMUKDAt Minimum FRIE DBLIVERY SAVE $1-By Plckina Up All .00 & Over—SAVE $1 S E R V I C E A I AUNDER'NG 17 N. Union AIM. BOTH STORES OPEN EVENINGS UNTIL EASTER N O f X | R A C M " RTF Cfrth >v „ » OPEN DAILY — 8:30 A.M. to 10 P.M. INC DRIVE IN PARKINO LOT IN REAR OF STORE 100 NORTH AVEI'-'-AKWOO. D THUB8OAY NM1HT JS CRANPORD 116 North Aye., W. 276-4700 - Cranford STORE STORfi HOtll!1 30 A M M ON "O. MLY»AII»Am SHOPPING NtW ; »:TMrd Rotell« '..,-...,.-.- ™ r-r— .» .,,.-:.• y- -^i— 1 . Page Two CRANFOKD (N,J.) ~Rtttt CHRONICLE—TOUiRSDAY, AlPRIL 11, 19C8 if will ifeTieafseimort5 orTaqrdp; xiCthe ga'rae'rracJaTffhenf at fifth. j'SE" Anrve" werFMii6iinT5p~d1$v~ReV: rprmrr" the Trass: aildt Holy CornmUnlnrt. glrrikt""llilB ~p:m.| Isattrrday" ~ Cante$siotmrtll be befcrd; today. A bazaar workshop will be Held Church of St. Anne I John A. McIIale, pastor.. Tomorrow, Good Friday, -them Stulkutt of th'e Cr6fi».wiU be'^oh- conclude with mj»sr at midnight. _ tomorrow and Saturday afternoons at the-church at 10 a.m. Wcdnes- SpeeiaF Easter, Holy Woek and Holy Thursday masses will be; will bt'.n litiufiic'al service at fi served. r Masses on Easter Sunday_ will only, from 3:30 to 5:30 p.m. each* i day and "there will be a meetina; Easter services at the Church of, oelebraf.e/1 at 7 a.m. «nd 5 -and Bip,ra, fdilowed- by Veneration of I Easter vigilr ceremonies will be at the regular hours. day. ; • „ ' - ; ' , ^ m Keep Ydur LISTING MessageTJiiTor* On This BUSINESS DIRECTORY CaM276-6000 RAPID UE^E-P.ENOE TO RELIABLE BUSINESS HOUSES Weekly Auto Dealers Banks ^Formal WcJar MONARCH BUILDERS' GENERAL •K. •*> CLARK STATE BANK LOVELAND Fu*I, Co., Inc. CHRYSLER - PLYMOUTH Author»t«d Dtatrtbutw Of . Niw J^rtay'i UrgSSf Silo* ' ' i T 8KEV1OE ^ANK B(PERr5KVl$I ;•,.& Sirvlce Facllltlek 4, '" ' KOPPERS COKE • ALLAN BERLIN, Prop, —' . Dl.l 276^)505 Color aVBlfccIc* Whtte, All Mabi* 362 Not4h A^a., E. : Adrntrkl to X«nlfh . • We Hav» dUr Own Stock AUTO CORP., ANFOfeDWfeSTFIE • A\t-ConM6n\ng"' CUSTbM TAILORED SUITS TWo Cottvenleht tecattoha Bakeries Delicatessens Buildtng Supply Co. SERVICE „ c > ILIri< of 7 Houdy. »nt» Available... mwt& Sajat / • Sarvtca • -Man'l JZ^/ J""-P'* * ' -—jf (rca.r«ia BtSO »JaV— 8* aoi H. Dial 233-1538 Tu/lABEft • BUILDING MATERIALS Call 138 E. Wwtlield Are. 1477 N. tr«ad St. HUlsU* •^^ BtAISE BIANCO, >»rb|p." W-ttiaJd DUI276-460DUI2764600 or 789-1108000 Crahford Bake Sh« 111 GulmbySt. 10 StHittStt t AvoMAM r OO.rwood ^18 Cwttennlal Ayn< Pcxrk — 245^100 Day* — 9 a.m. to 10 p.m. twW CAlCES & PASTI! BENiCK MOTORS To i For You ^ •' • y- FORALL oblle, Inc. leasure Moving and TVTROUBLEt FRESH DAILY SALES & SERVICE ~ H»m«mad« S«|adV^»- Party flattwi ELIZABETH Sto Sundays 7 ar;fn. to 1 a.m. SahdwIehM "• Mil •• •".':' :' '•• T8. W t*ltC0 KENILV &OLHEVARD Ndrth Ave, *. Wwtflald Cranfdra- pointed to the boWd, in : J?63, ^ bial 276-5630 491 BiKilevanl-^—-Kwtt iiPrfl EL Oil Service • • --:• 4 ^-.J •',•-;:• ROTCHFORD WlnKler CP7O1I Battlers ON AU •"- PQNTIAG ^ Bowling Draperies and art-A/VhrHer- Pfbdi/ds ^Boiler Sorner UrtlU —. Conv*r«lon» •'..'»•-. ~—' Air HENRY P. TOWNSEND ,&•.*' Call 38*7430 SUNSET TV 554 W««tftel s "*fe *y4Aitrtt4^ 218 Ho** Av., W. lii ^ Aerations Contractors 1085 lUHtin -#». idbYAftT GEO. SANGIULIANO i<" . FREE bJTIAHATEt ELECTRIC AL CONTftACTOR WINDSOR rs Call 276^1474-Cranfo Auto (Slaas (Ko^ 3ttc. BRENNAN & TOYE • AUTO GLASS SPECIALISTS Building Cronford • WINDOW OLABP-T-—r — iiifiA.'riNti~~~ Towinl tr • PUBMlTUttE TOPS v \ Body 4V render Materials • MIBfeOW I itiwttkttU 1 Exterminators , "* AUtO TO*S LAING MOTttR CAR CO BUILDERS GENERAL i SEAT COVS« \ xSU^LYCO. tKEMITEST '• CbNVeRtlBlfi TOPS • WJILDINO MATERIALS TERMITE CONTROL, Inc. Dial 232-1700 Dial 27MU05 g a.; .Wiihama x 424 South AV»., I. DMMUilkli a*»rl«a^ IHc 336 CentMinlal Av». 276-13 Women's Wearing ie^lL^ecoad St. ScoU Pltfau M Churforf KaljbrOad CRANFORD-WESTFIELD Memorial Building Supply Co. l[ll I II III III I »— PhiUip BODY* PAINT SHOP ectMkirrtiMe OP BUHDINO MATERIALS '!:. his low AAA • ALA • M.?.A. WAD AID Pehces .-•?' • NAN'S Wai 276^^00 or 7M-1100 FASHION SHOPPE death ~' Oirwooel ^fiAftt^tt^ stomMade Twbk. ICPAIRS •ARM * OARDIN iOPPUK, Inc. demise • OIOVM KJUBION CA* 8»VIC« ' lO^jliviNia COMPANY FENCES and •» 'V... CRISANTI ordered en 2314887 ;; Unnb«V t MWwork of Bvitry Diwrlptlon • JTACOBSHN H _____ \ Pu«l Ojl • 0)1 tdrotf* HOSPITAL 3JO WInd»fr Ave. • WHEEL Pr« PaAlng - l^ t Hardwar* • NIAH y Jill «on AD 3-1493 rti t «00 Souffi Ave., W. Weatfleldl Appliances «w. .'•• . • Mut* 'ood Markets! HAROLD F. iENNER — FMhirlng A ComjftUta Un* t>f — • BlaokiioM • • MESSES - Caada|» every hi EDW. K. CUMMING & CO. SAtoM * ,' FOR ALL boGASIdNS- give jttft. „ . • AH»U« LINDEN PORK STORES Palnt tbte apjin»fcli *f Sprint hriflga ;••••-•---•••--—-•Aiafcr-r -.-•-"-;•• DistoiAia goal, witli a wiUlUng exttabalon Jti Klnt tmlv«rtU IN P VCO- . w«mtina in:.,tn4t bdtough." .Mt.tap- *A©tHJM MJMNSM HOMIMAD1 ka aald. *Al» - MftVlCB - PART* • WIDDINO8 • MWTINO« • PARTIES ttwi ' • WdtMttk • BANQUETS • TftT|MONIALS lOLpONA A SAIAMI of ta» twnptatloji to ruah all m-04H ^Easter S«rvlcei y CapaeKy Up To 600 P««pl« (HIMi MIATI AND KMHTiY Itito ( attlvlty, t Av«., W. ,. W •. Parking, Faellltlai < Welding — Truck Lettering (Continued from Page 1) We Pill Norn* Fr««wir«, tiiU . op*»i ~ Choir, and "Once There Wail a Dial 789-0808 lUflR MARKIT - CLARKTOHl JBMfeMU Garden Fair," Cherub choir, 438 North Ave. Oarwood RarMan Rand, Clark SOUTH AVBNUP, wtrti. Sunday School will meet at S TrtlHW MMttarild Aluminum Fr«« D*Hv«ry -» 9M-7IM a.m. and the church library will Dial 391-3131 Products op*a at 10 «; . ,., Card and Gift 29^5 •. Price St., Linden A Maundy Thtirsday eortiinunlbii 418 Morrli Av«. pn •eHxke will be held at St. Paul'a LIFETIME ALUMINUM Shops 4 Hours at 8 o'clock tonight Rev. Mr. -PRODUCTS, Inc. JENEWBIN MEMORY LANE a Day . • s , WwlWv J 1)1 DCOVV Hi• II f Roofing-Siding M'INTYRE'S Ahead? VOLKSWAGEN ^ IfMiM WlM«1«wa en CARD & GIFT SHOP UWK.MpW6R.SH0P choir will 376-320S For A . -Mro, Grace IM laytir Ava.y W. 0) RaHoleua-Artlclei RAPPS '•'•" j.apcaher-'i On This Ptg» at 1:30 today.' The women *' • Imported & Domtitio Olfta PHARMACY work on a m§teriai Jfl»>|ect iti '%*• — Calf — 611 l^ark Av*.,TMalrtH*W liat Afnerican Indian! -in tn« Sfl* — Aorttja Canoei* today U treated by itir- 887^071 '•• . ft#o, Eellptt • Yird Min 736-0008 kotaa.. Heheartali will be held for Many CrthM rtmwm Mikai • thf Mrs. PeterrJtoo and Mrfc Davi4 Rlewt TrvBNIL'Wult'itl! — .hev, James R. For C GARWOOD^-Three adults W«re Vogt of 341 Hazel Av6., was guest iif; Williams, presented a program ol ^received iBto_membership. and.fljne of hdnor.-Sunday...at,,..A .SUTDIJR?. business and was president of-Gam- college acceptances at Dayid Cooper, Jr., pastor of eonununity KENILWORTH'.'. ^_ Contrary - tor bridal shower given by her pros- ma Iota Alpha Fraternity. entertainment at a meeting of th»Methodist Church-Has announced the understanding of some resi- •young people were, confirmed dur- Following his discharge in 1970 ley Regional High School were an- dents, the recently introduced sal- pective bridal attendants. . MacDougaJl Garwood Senior Citizens' Glub at that an outdoor art exhibit will be ing the 11 a.m. service at St. his education nounced tjiis week by 'Monroe B. ^^y^^gj( [V United : €hurch of —Hostesaea far: the aflfor and htfpis e J., / J .. :;(f-^7^-.-TS*A-^- ---.— .' --— •'^r^Si I "•!"• —fz& four CRANFORD CN.J.) CITIZEN AND CITRONICLE-.THURSDAY, APRIL 11, 19C8 B^reund's Sets Temple Beth-EHr Widens Golf S Record Lead in Inter-ChurcLLoopL Linden, Hillside • Temple Beth-El I widened their'first plajee margin to two and a .Cranford High School's Golf op half games in'the Inter-Church Bowling League Tuesday night by •i,'-' ', ErricpJTrucking won three games from Lind's .Pharmaey. Friday teirtn, coached by ^erb Farrellj . Cranfortl_ High School's varsity baseball team lived up to pre- Freund*sr jewelers bowlers be- winning a sweep from First Baptist 3- Tetnple Beth-gl 2 barely xe- night ancfmoved i*tothe"leadJi8riJie Cranford Bowling"Leagtie.; Al opened "the 1967 campaign w^th an seasoir expectations Saturday when It drubbed Rahway 16/5 in a Wat- lieve it's never too late to stage- mained M**second with, an eig^it pia win-ov,er First Presbyterian 3 in tHung Conference contest. ' ' " .""-""'•'-,' & Jack's Texaco tobB^three games from Swatijjfcleaners, the former the nightcap, although they lost the middle game by~a BinglcH)in. impressive 12-6 victory' over-'tLui-" 'garrisorr finish" ^ evenSrith men lo-the-tdate-tb-ia-i>ig-second- >d>to afecond? theran continued their a week left in the current*" which they pushed across nine rvins-and chased Rahway's starting loss dropped Swan'two and a half garries in aiop spot with a sweep- h' win over Hillside Mon- ;' Other Sweeps Friday night bowling seaso'nT The Freund team ; Mark'a 2. All members; of day, Both matches were .af Echo pltcner, Tom Fitzgerald. L Tennis Team —-Cranfoi'd scored four by Barnett*s..Xio: 48 Pre»brt*rl«b 1 63 khown lyric soprano, iiii B^-Munkel, RadU, tWLoa««; Klaiewie* SuHMt. t»v«ri|i ...w.M.i..i.i>is.: 51 Team standings followi 8w*eri6y.r KurecgkB.- 2B•- — i Pooik, Irre4 Grickowski^.219; high SWCK "48W [j^jWUeopal a ...... *» 30 --— \ — • ^.V-*^-. 'taii ., 3B — D*Loo«e. Munkel. BB,^- Reoca 4r Porc|n«tta ...... : B3 to 48 • aul' Sjelbjr, 586, and AntcJn B3% Perry's 8pWt*W««i- . 86 First Prtabytor.Un 3 ...... 54 Hines of the 38K 8, Bilnfc* 1/FlUgerald 2, bwnn iuUderg .» ;.,„,.. St. Paul's-MothodUt ..:.j... 64 38Wr 48K, nua 1. SO—DiOlnl: 1, Balnjij: Fly Tying Material aiother* 6B First Presbyterian 2 ...... 53 37 Vi 49 M, _aiw'7. Holeneaalc 1. w- ~~^ Community Methodist 3 49 37 150 Mtiierald. 'A ...>,:.u.... at 50 WM Baptist *. ...38 38% 'olonjal Bart>«r« ...... ;...... 36 . 60 &t,M«*'»l -..^...Jt.v. »t 39 Men in Service Honor Mrs, Gresbam tlfc .Mwrk'n 'S J 3» 34 Mi Frederick I. tiuyer, son of Mrs. Confmunlty MethodUtJ "BO 29 VESTS Ross Rolls 520 61 -the late Mr.^Crtiyer, is present- Brook ries in Belles Loop ly serving in Vietnam With, -the icenses which Helen Ross, rolled :^ 520 series 191st Military Intelligence Detach- 7 stations *^ toiirney his week to top all bowlers in. the ment, First Air Cavalry Division. designated '/the. League. Atott y, A graduate of Pingry v SlcliooL in C.II CHwtMit BRidfl.&&$ in a 502^ series and Hillside add WHshjngton ahd Jef- lor - Trips to anyplace &' 501 series Including Look Into ferson CollegeJPNshin^ton, Pa., lie 4203 .game. > studied for his-master's d.9gre« at • Team standings ^ th* University of Pittsburgh, m enlisted ih May, 1967, And1 trained Jenewein iri Army intelligence at Fort H6l- »WrdfsWd^*^e leavin^for ~~ Volkswagen •h.«mt.r ••: • :•><... ' • .»SiiA.-.;ii-.;™. •otrt H. J. 4C64200 ALLIED VAN L AddiUonal tfyotita for the Noma- EASTER m, teague W be held at 10 A pretty dress ... a brand Siturdty at the Adams Ave. new suit... a Stylish hat that's & aniiounced this week. , smart or cute U trtd 9-ye«fiold boyr in- ;;••*.,::-:.(:•.•, .->><.. .; ... .,.: sted ih participation in the vacatio . . .a. basket A.-. ,• AS- ... .. Fire House) filled with eggs have tjteen turned to be oil t.'-^ ,*i.t.*k:**$..'..h,iti'\.\.tJ J..,':);'? '.' and sweets — fii»to.x'ii.ji special Easter treats But soye in advance for ••.S ese; exterhalt , European vacation aU lay/ to_Lto«;. tortiis Vflc«lon$ while you're fee, hope and wvfog. total Costj per parson joy are more the things that w& hope this ^^lMstr •brings. annual dtws. ^rBt sure -you att- That's only $1095 plus dues dependable fuel service J f ^ ' r6Te in business to brthg you the for tflffta {llorkws yacdtlons. very best. Next time, try the Rattirin Fort CdmpdAy, 1tSt6 Ceit K>« BROCHURE CAU terinlal Atenue, CVattford. Phone Bit 6-9200 1968 Memborship WATCHUNG That's a 1964 ad W.tchuho, N. J. Well sdlybua 1968 Mustang A PRIVATE FAMILY 8W»M tor about the same price* today! And 9jy*yt ' Open 't\\ Labor Day i . Join th» CITY FEDERAL SAVINGS lot mofo Arlustang' Mortxipifemti Mor« modal* llk«tfit 4-1 VACATION CLUB NOW! Husband and Wife : $ 85.00 Mow option* Midi bio W% StleotShltt. TIIKAway ketfll EtlZAbfTH Husband, Wife and One Child 100.00 fiach Additional ChiUJ •] - 10.00 LINDEN Initial Fee, Firit Year 10.00 . ' ' •!...... — .•!.• g -•• ...... _ . r~ Club a p " For Addltloti»l Inforrtiitlon, Call on*««fo Ford 1© ~ tCINTit) HH for dti«lh en th«1«M MiMtong RoM.Rallyt WHIPMNY JOHN H. McDONOUGH, Pr«. iAKEHIAWATNAv MORRIS Nil DR 6-5224 PLAINWELO BORO 158 E. WwHI.Id Avc N; J, . V .:.- ..'... 1, n ' •->•• ~Wj Tj J J A aWak a^aMatfairafcatfa^la^iaiatl*! *'-*'-^*'•" "- •"• "~ " "**'"l a* laiiill I 'l'a1 ' * "*" " '* -^** ^ -*••*• ^ '*'^i'fc '•• f- —*— •-* —• *' -^1 ^ ^ Ji' 1 L, ti •. - —- -~~ '-- —.-..«. -•* ., J v ___ K. _/••' 7.—,- ... •--•„ •._.— . j .__. _. _~__.^.-. ,~i--j . tlelc 2 i. nc»' r.onp -di .. .. . _.,.- „.. „.. u'ft'er .us AWj^yj-a .office liinjfm?' p:.«trict" tinul pu.ituuo ii« ui-oi i flocl by law. U_-_l_i_i'i_iyf I lie zoiiliis uittp inul dt-' , - ftDWARP K. OILL • llneutlnj tlic yonu dlHMIci» and <>6liodulo . chulnnun, Township Committee. of reuulrfiiifiitu which ucuomyuny snlU Attest: e. a« urnt'ndBd, no-*»— *wi*,'JS 2«i»™*uM*Wito»»^IMa^^ ''V ••''';/•> I ' Section a. of Administra- Uon and PL tl he appointed by tha ,Town«bli kW by * majority • ct viki At Antf /iyAJ J 4j "^r * Wm?r ^.8> &1 ^S^i««arTae^troiirTJfthBD ot Adinlnlstratipn and Finance aha.. „,, •'V*.^ such that they shall. not infringe upon' ^^5 the duiler and pow«ri of1 other TownthJp oiflce« dMi«nf t«d by, it*tut*. Secdon 4c flu MrettM «f AdUl Hon. andnnanca ah»Jl receive aal-l airy a» the TownwB'CominlU&e may from' time to time by ordl«»no«. asra Bectloi B. Tbil ordtoftrfoo. .«h»U take •Pw- <•*-; effeot upon PH'jiloatlop' after final MI- aa>« u provided b»/T»w , The fore«6ing ordinance was Intro' • ::•••':•/ duced\«>drpa«|«d 9ft. llHt r««d_)K JUt i me»tlnr of • the Township Committee of - '-Townahip of Crenford, N. J., held April 0, 1968, an« wUl b# ponild.- • /.rv' >.•• Br«d (or final WMafle, aft»f publ)p W- 'n*. at anothir mMfJm _,«»1« To»n»hip (-J* ./,:; »^mlt^-at Municipal lufl^lniir or*n» 'ord, New jr»rj»y ott •...'•u/i- . •. "• v' \ "; 1 - :-: • ">-\_?> 7^v> / .a* a^o-co- --—^'-- -- ^ ' l i TCBttli " ^- *t> / JWWl A»WJ 9,1 ""•~~'*'•". r.'V*'t"-~ ; rrj < i c ^"u 8 r* leaked, wl to^jtaJe.Mary •uaatb ••N 1 • \ !%ir_i']_A'ii m riP-___ *ss•_fr5:fl?r3» i J8..1" ^^®i ||S§|c'^ ^li^fr .;•; iH <-»1 uv y* iWK LCL a JII, th» oranford Of course youjiaye p_ (EEPERCAF conditioner humnmngl ? And hasn :ilhat cost gone up... Iike FAU everything else? Definitely hot'piVRile the cost of living has risen T .. 'ArnHi flolllni 120iin the last 25 yearcjherayerage unit cost^f electricity has : »rflrttlliat!«n few 11 Chairman, gone down 4555 thanks^tbrate reduetions aj)d increased usage. .. •ISBSjft* ALD fc CRWO Aetlnl TownJhlB Grant^your electrit bills are probablyjtfgher. But consider the hliithluicofltrt! . W«d Control - ___.._'_i, _•,: _. V -great many ngw^applfanceayou.n _w dse and you'll realize that.' Ww feMgelBi^ordiBMHf wai j««d tt i m«i»Ul» 9f til* Tc lommlttu of tht Township 9t Or electricityj^still yowr best bargaihv- , J., on April 0, lWtf, in yaw (f 3undgya~-tor. FREE Ljywi 0»auty.".No obligation: wit 4-11 i, tOWNSt_» OF CRANFORD ——• OfaiityJxr**** '»*>—»— 9 TUB "OD-a'-ZONB. Or CRANPORD. WBSTPIBLD Bl IT C-RDABJBD BV TH- .w...._.^r .OBOfirnuo or rSi TOWMBttH* OP •*/•• (RANPORDT PUBLIC SERVICE _LECTRI_ AND GAS COMPANY J. That Ordinance NO, •«•» .- ' • • ' ' • .I.'...'-*. ' deslanited, ai tht Vninfl Or- the Township «l qranfMj, ,,K a»«"thi"V_» hiSwiUT ~ : ^* r~ ;'' "'• • '•' '•'•': T"7* '..-•'. •'• : I •'y '•'•"' '• ". ••>••> •' • r • ".•...•„' ... " '-, • ; • ' ,.-/- -r j^__ . •*. _-•••••. ': /,f ;•'••"..,u-, . •'. ,-.. '-. __r_(- •'{- Pafo Six CRANFORD • i ••••- •' •. -•*.•*' • '. 'I •UE^E^HH T- PROVEN •/• SERVICES " • . • CLASSIFIED RATES - ; ff&rtgpry^Mm FOR RENT TELBIVI8I6N RBPA1RKO FABT, For the '., COMPUTB HUB- "•/. beit fend f»»t«'t servic*-cair ECONOMY INTSKIOR AND BXTKRIOR FIRST INSERTION -3 osfits a word, 00 cents minimum, ea»h CRANBQRD .-«.jrlr»t llodr, ftvr-tooms. tp BLBCTRHc, 376-3838, day or'nltfbt. tf. bedjoomfl) heatr and hot wateiv Call with ofdeKvIAJ6 cents serVleo charge Is rribde for each >7fl. 83SJ, b»twt*a 10 AM, and 8 LUJMIljgU-—POBGH—wtolaiurw—Uala» Jatouilta, awning . type '• windows, com- LATEX .WALL PAINT . GARWOOD>- Wedding', v^ws yi[er^_exchanged between Miss 9,000 colors • *ooe nai*c BUSINESS. COUPL9 or elderly couple, 4. bination . storni windows and screens or to ohooie trom «PO.J60 per Carolyn Antt Biazzo, daugjfter of Mr. and Mrs. Carmen L. Biazzo of 403 (Consecutive /weeks without copy rooms," bath, enclosed siin porch, private oombRittloO doori. LIFKTIMB AIitTMI- — The enjage- entrance. Heat attd hot water lnoluded. ftmi PRODUCTS, INC., IDS South Ave- Le smi-gloss' , ' HemlockwAve., arjd^JBegory iarnesrAklan, son of Mrs-. Margaret Aklan • nue, W. 376-j3205. , ,V7. ^ ' • tt Tough Floor PlnlshM-.;y— t ,6fJMfiss ,Dian»edBlifis- to Rich- EJttaabeth and^we late Jfames; Aklanr Saturday afternoon at ^ ^.c. Trtr.A.tnvtn. CoWr Matching Barrios <•". ard Yule, son of Mr. arid Mrs. _ _ r •^HKMXOOTB PAINT WORKS X pWeigfitsf ,.,-.. oeptSi Ads set In caps, blank lines or displayJlne» REAL ESTATE -Repair*," remodeling and new.' 376-1066. Mass., has been* announced by her Rev.^onn A. Malcolmson, pastor, 1 • ' • : tf 70S , BbUlevard .... ,i_ „ K*nUw>rUt performed the double-ring cere- ^--^nost be. charged by Jta Displaylines (12 point; type :•" WANTI parents, Mr, and Mrs; Emil Ellas 1 of m/piiiion Ave. ••••• ny. Follbwinig the rites, a ;r«- oniy) charged as twcVflnes. . MASONRY - CARPENTRY ception/vvas held in the Cranwood H -Jf — ZJ.T?.': L£_ carper, he has •written 120 techni- tlie pack by tragsfej from Atlanta VVayne Peters, Mrs. A. W. Barbe'ri cal papers, and he also wrote a tir. Kfng's 'Cantmitment to Justice'Ai'ea Council." "f'Z^ ~~~- ujjiicf. Mrs. EleJjtiorUruljfi ~ " ".". bW entitled "Viscosity of Col- • WMianvNothliagel was awarded [ Mrs. Richarc!'Hammerl, general Viqs" and [recently "Contributed a a graduation certificate from-cubs co-chairman with Mrs: Michael,-' Of RJieqlogy Labor ^tory at Institute chapter on "Relaxations in Poly: Stressed by Congresswoman Dwy^r and (h"e Arrow of LigW-Jasdge. fi&Galuppo , reported, on the anhual Wladlmir Philippoff of 51 Nomahegan ,Ct., aLgonior -research nier Solutions, Liquids ..and Gels" The foufc4v.in£L was ' welcomed into Boy'" pmn*! card nartv-to he hrlil Anril-24-at associate' at 'ISsSb "KcaSarclT and ijngffi«emig Co., LlnJen, has been/ issued Uy Congresswoman Florence 73 by. 8QQutmafiter Florence|8 p/m. in the «CNP) gym- Prizes, 1 JBorn in Peterhof,. Russia, where P Dwyer following the murdor of • " , ; -1 garji.^s-and refreshments f\\\ the , serviiig as one of the company's fiVst "loanied ' scientists. • 1 Cub Pack 75 __——^_^— ; | agenda, and. as aisuecial featuf^, ;:. "He recently "was named an adjunct professor in the ••department py e the Rev. Martin Luther King, Jr. catjonV Mr. Philipppff mdved^ to- "The -murder of Dr. King de- bi chemical engineering. at Brooklyn Polytechnic- Institute, where he prived our people of a man -w.ho is sperigfag two .working days a . (3ermany in' 1924. He ^recdvdd his tainerj .by''"-'calling Mc-^ •Raymonfl ^^^t^^hThilU^O^r^t^rom^he-Tfohnioal7-U«ii - -month • supervising -the- develop- for rheology and fuels consultation; an integral part of his faith A sKit-Jfy.gen Sugalski, tlciret..chairman, yprsitylif BerliTT in 1934' arid fopd Boys' Camp ahd plans for ; *">»inient of a rheoTogy research pro-in the fuels research laboratory worked at the Kaiser, wilhelm In> men o^n live as brothers. M^ Fpljp^ingf the meeting, Frank *; gram and a rheology -laboratory. Wo trips highllfiHted Cub Pack C^riisp. pw_ner pf an Ei]?gbeth, fJoW'- of the." Products Research Effyisioi^ atit'ute in sBer}in {or a number 'of fused to surrender — eithfirW Mrs, McCarthy : A recognized pioneer fit. expepi- difference or hatred. , 75's April meeting Friday night pr s&p,'priser|te$ a deinorisfrattQp" "df-Esso Engineering. years. \. "-'•-".? •':'• \ y^.^ at Cran: ' Mrs. John McCarthy was nomi- .,.'.. mental rh^olbgy (the science of the Mr. PhJUppiiff came—to the "If this untiineiy-.tragedy trig- . Michael's. on - flower' arranging, 'fhe floral h 1962, the Tir'flnfQrd.man re; —-€ubmflster Augustus Nothnagel nated pieces-created-during tfa^d Mfisa fceser gers tfie conscience of Amcricaj d^Mhbtli Mr. Philippoff heads a stSflTTTnlt .ceived the fllngfiam p and helps to, units our people in a y^ stratjon were .awaraied to members, prothers"T?e1eqrch fejlow at £|tan tend the ..Chicago .Cubs-lfew York" Ingjh the sjchool a'uditoriul Ifocjeiy or Rheology, the society's fofd University in CaUfitfn^^IJe ripw crujsade" for justice and fe £teh program. MetMt s on MaMy 4 and wilill lvisi iit t Also nominated wereT FifSt vice- est award; for'his work in. that latfer was a research associate at dorn'and mutual respect, then were spryed by ^I^it^Sai^tSl^hl ii'n WKiiW ihi ^yj)Xei|d^t^.^»ap»pfeh^^ tn,yain- As the human symbol of Cran- ond vice-president, -Mrs. Patrick fr _ , ,, n, . , „, ... fhilinpffs JJH}^ project w vf fiines and-4hen ^9W>e^ theWi|] speak and "sjjow.. fc Franklin Institute Liaboratories for slides on exterior landscaping nonrviolence and brotherhood.^ of ford Boys' Cajpp director,.showed Gallaghan--"- ; .recordin•-••• --•g secretary, DeRosa and Mrs. Richard Shuttner, slides taken at thercamp \an_d dfif tMrs- William firay, Jr.; correspond^ ^fc jjnd Inglpefring for Research and Development in Pb.il-, "dwJriJig the annual flqmeipakers' black and~white working" together hospitality chairriianr- Hostesses ajjt ttiyjaet- years vjja* involved/ Pay'iyqgrarti to,,, be presented cornmon caurtT* ho de'scrves scribed its program to.qarenB aricT jpg secr^tgry'n.MrS' Rowlanc) Tudor; adelphia, Pa., wh0re he was\seirv- 1 Were j^rs. I), g- •lackowski, Ifrs- ing as ejection chief and principal the Union"'County Home Econ- Honored, in death'..'iji'.the very boys. treasure Mrs. LShrjstijie Kammsky; llirK Benjamin of tljfc pour dossing ae- Election-will be'at^the May meet- k scientist when he joined Essp Re? omics- Extension Service Council way he lived his life — that fs, CUbmastey Nothnagel presenteff Karalis and Mrs. Arthur ^ jf of p|}s or'. '#» tendency $ at the)..MbunwUBlde Inn from with cornpassibn and understand- the followinflli g boys withi ^ advanctjPl., treasurer. positive _and active-good will. Tlie Crahford Twig I of_pveit ."Beginning April 10*| wbe«f thje look Hpsfpital, Summit, met on vij.Rights BUI has.already been Tuesday at,the home of Mrs. Paul scheduled for .consideration, ^Con- lj:30 itart^, 1| Wopds Hole Rd., , : Mon. Ijave anpther>ehwice -to «4 Thtf new slate of ofjeers for trulj^we believe in jus- 968-1969 includes Mrs. f. ,M. Bur- NOW THRU TUJSaDAY JiQW>e8jgdnsibly we cati aci." •-• vr' ?,y -y^--.. y HELD OVER ilbaok of at HamiltojiT, Aye., chajr- .«-- JB 8toj«rl> Color-J—. ByT«rWli T; tfhox of 22 ' Award Barbara PARKINS Patty DUKfi iu>» nmci oftNS t.Jo SUNDAY S: II.KCIHIC IN CAM HEATERS 1OSKLLBPAM CHII OHIN UNDI'll 12 IREt PRIVATE BUS SERVfGE CHOOSE FR« IRGE SEWCTION5 SIDNEY ROD WESrFJEtbHSRANFORO POfllER STEISER JNOy^tfitjy TO R PECORATINCI TheBic KATHARINE GIBBS '.•'•'«^-: MOMTC1AII FayeDUNAWAf iltiiaelvJ; P0IMR Hl'SSIAHS \!1K COMIIiR Esteil* PARSONS Hi'SSIUh \I1K COMIHIi Alio »chool» In >(jit.i.i;.;..;:,';.'!,...... '.,,^; 7:15.•> STARTS f :..".• AT^ "Happi^t Mna 'The Gnome^Aobile" WINPOW SHADIS IN STOCK ST. PICTURE FRAMES AAADE TO ORDER ;.-.•• .:..••••.. • .• •. .•..«,••:;,„•,.,.. :,.••.•.>«..... :..v.\ .•".,•• . Hire's whars the'flower* •re. Surt deck*; sqlarlk ve- j •rid, Children'* Game Rooms. - ' Thp |U?jietome Cougar F fd ,TKUi*ihil>i»vl kW ^00f^^ u- -..,.... .• :>•• Go ahead a^nd be a hero-make a •" ' If you u^e ^n O|?c|f jia^ |^(W?^ that does noth- ing but map grass grp\v taller.. .you've only maaelhofe ^p^ for yourself: Wliat you need is one that1 helps pii)diictr"thlek0r Lurf. Tlrat'i Uniroyal mikei THE RAIN TIRE® &T|GPR PAW TUBFBlJIfcPKE I tllrik l tiply itself. ; v Hs-/>^ ;«Bf»- •* '.. -X- ' •••-... •s~~ "•• -i- '• * ' '""'' •.' • • Use TORI* pUjLDEft any time, any weather. Needs no viratemg in. Won't burn. No odor. »v ^ndJt's hart^ss ^p chtoen and pets. No wonder it^jB(Uj*b% sejler. , .50 10,000 sq. ft. tygl. ^ Why jangle your nerves over a water heater suited for plrtf'Si£ed aptier»lMumbo vl^ater heater is the heart of family activity. Without enough Rot water. .".'shdwfcrjftra; baflifng, clqthes and dishwashing come to a standstill... pile tip jn the deep freezOJriW! St^p"tip tp a jurnbo- if/ if w vi mi sized gas water heater. Qet gallons of relief Instantly... autotfiatically... 24 hours a day. *" w w It's a giant buy I Perfect teirjpejatjire at .your fingertips. Arid it costs les?, Wt|... thsoks to spHpdy, tlnjfiy iiiuiJBfii m,l\^t a jumbo size, fast Kocovery, automatic ggswotor hoator . 58 1 x The only fertilizer with installed now...*-" -*—s*- " • ' • ' - ' • "Weather Insurance" Hack Wall If for any raawn —including ad- >10 VKAR TftNK WMRfiNTY i weather—you are not ] WHIIi th« irtMiults of xuik itJiLDEiii ADO $3,00 FOR- simply jfand your ia|u slip to Scotts, Mary»yill«, Ohio, 43040, and a! re- WHITE WALLS FREE PARTS & SERUICE GUARANTEE fund check will be in the mail tp you v promptly. CHOOSE FROM IQJ^KIN, A. 0. SMITH, ^UD, i'A. Scotts OTHER SIZES ftk OPFEKlAsk aboyjt pur special repjace- ./• me"nt offer for moxqng up to a 4fXgaNon gas yvater heater this m offer limited to area served by EUwbethtown Qas Company,' SM SHI Men«kiiit w •.. JUMBO NO W 40 GALLON DOWN * WHEEL ALIGNMINT ; GAS WATER PNLV 109 North Union Av*. — 27*4864 - C ran ford HFATFR ON THE LATEST BEAR EQUIPMENT L-L. 4 m Brtl ... _ ^ .-"•'..v.T-i.r...".,^ - -v.-^jrTT- . ..,. OMW ,. ' r- ..,••<•' •< DAILY TIL « P.M, CRANFORD PAINT & HARDWARE lizabethtown SAf. "TIL 104>uth Avt., E. - 276-ia70 — Cranford • ';, ,r •• .. :._*. r /.•J. •'•:-V7- ' / • iEig» . CEANFORDCN.J.) CITIZEN AND CHRONICLE—TUUESDAY, APRIL 11, 1968 -1 , « r™H -x..,'. ~ play entitled "l^he Day the Moon- Dr«ney, .Mary Higgins/" kichard was guesF speaker at a disoussion support and opposition from t Lund, Sdott Rubinstein, Kathleen of the war. in iVetnani, held in the who fittehded-the-meeting. -Those St. Michael's CYO Winner The announcer was /Joann Geig- Stauffer, Todd jDavidson, Elizabeth. Cranford-High School cafeteria lest in opposition argued that the' Unit- Raftery and Dore.en T^petro. The Wednesday. The program was ed States must make a stand McQuade; First Astronaut. Dayid adults were Richard- Thicling, Deb- sponsored by .the^Granford High againsLlhe communists in Vietnam Iri ^tie-Act Play Finals IIei;e Sfhnn) Fftnim Clink , "..--' 'hnpman; .Spgnn^ Ast^nnnnt •Tnn1 orah Rothiein. Joseph Ttnnginrno. to prevent-the lons-of South- Bart ... - Sal . _ S.cott Kamin, Anne Ro^elli, Cheryl ice Cook, an3 Third Astronatrtr '. Lieberman traced the his- to communism. the St Michael's teenagers, under the direction of Ron Randall, oufc- James'Sheehan. - Ellis, Diane Wang and William tory of Vietnam since the 1940's, distanced-theanippetttfon by, Manning the "best play" award, outstanding The children, were William Mur- Wingard. . lv '-•- w»j- y--land proposed^ ^tbat the conflict-is Sudden, but usually temporary, actor trophy ana t\yo First Niter brophies. ray, Joann Geiger; Biinnalyn Bilav- essentially a civil war;''4"*'-1-1"1- deafneas can be a mumps compllca- ^ayT^TSeTlan in thefcowler Hftt?1 *y A, A Hfdhi* the, entries fronti. St. James, Spring- pemchenkp. Christine liodSg" ^BBFT^^PoIr Hears fere. He also, disagreed with the the first-week". Deafness is believed field, second place;_Blessed Sac; ftrner Maney and Robert Beh- Vietiftam Discussion idea that commtmism is a mono- to ocdur in. abput 1 in every 300 ament, Elisabeth, third, and S£ rens> lithic block, of nations. './..,... _to 400 cases of mumps, usually in Herman Lieberman, president of one 6ar only. , • ~~^ Elizabeth, fourth. The eenagers wer« Edward tno Craiiford' Citizens for Peace, -Mr. Lieberman received , both making the local players eligible "toirthBtorthe" arehdiocesaihdicesui competitiono s to be held o» Apr^l 25,-—- "OASxUh '<- Terry— Finjke who, played the The newly-elected officers of the f Sunny Acres Civic and Improve^ Hero,..woo the .outstanding actor i' •• ttopyrHa $$50-bond~forHhis lhefl1r~AsSodatiori'-were--announcedr FROM .(**.*...,.!—wv •• dashing portrayal, and Sue Maffey by Mrs. Eugene Gallucci, chairman I 9 L'ihd JerryStieStieff \won First JNFate* of the nominating committee. They tfaftphibn" for out di i 'abilitability • inn theithefr 1perfp|nnances of are.Mrs. ueorge Esposlto, prusi- !Mary and John, the wife a,nd bus-dent; Mrs. William McDonough, •<••-.:.- 7antl Jerry Stief won First^Nfiter vice-president; Mrsv Joseph LaMag- ,1 when danger and adventure inyade ,, seiiFetaiy; Mrs. Jfcnh, tteninger, ^ , q^pg Ihis 3*oungcastj which also includes •Martj^ Jfloss, Martha Crane, Andy at large. The.oi Charles and Charley Washburn, g^oing president, Mrs. Charles Stel- 5ahd the crew under the "direction zer, will automatically become a JOf John H. Dix, credited their suc- member of the executive board.- OUR SIX-MONTH iversctru Icess to the set design and to the The new board met, on Monday j total ensemble playin^g^ther cast and discussed plans for the cbm- [ • ^Rather than: depending on the Iperformanco.; «E one. individual wha served on the nOmi- TO SHOW OUR APPRECJATION FOR YOUR WONDERFUL PATRON- membEr," he said,"this play was ig committee, assisting ^ Jcast toward icnieving fcis Wnd of AGE OF OUR STORE DURING THE. PAST SIX MONTHS, WE ARE gacting; balance.*' His opinion Mw. JGeorge Dorn, Mrs. Charles • Supported by the fact .that Paprockii Mrs. Wesley Philo, Mrs, OFFERING THESE OUTSTANDING VALUES* inembersof Wsctsk r^d Clifford Smith, 'Mrs. William kwards. ^.fe|Kard. W<" I ^^^i: Pat 'Jefen Kelly, een Kellv. Marie Lincoln Fifth Grade •••.—='•+• ••.— '.• Sees Space Age Pla ALL PURPOSE PROGRESSO Rozman, age, lJyft grade OLIVE OIL class at Lincoln School presented a ••'\ 'itip&it ;T : •• ','A : '-y±»--*:^*~- - >RTED ITALIAN IMPORTED BERTOLLI V . •«• OELiMdNTE^ IMr»ORTED ITALIAN ti6.\W TTtadi itt their DEL MONTE SO. ELMORA IMPORTED X. tSSO SERVICENTER ^Oz. yC tton of mumps, occurs . UMN , AT*. ' TOMATO amoiig cans njBeyerenauseiand WE NOW CARRY A tlNEO? Tin ^KES Ib. ;-.'• .'I-- )••.•••••'>•.•..: , • )'• ••«.••/ -.*..•> Mushroom Salad, Eggplant, Olives, Etc. • /:• (Above Prices Effective Thru Abril 20) •.. y KVA-... "TV. . I •V Glad You Did ET SET UP ma and . 'p V 34 North Ave:, W. FRESH CUTS PRIME BEEF FINEST'OF HEATS •'".».• / r.-... NLY! v-.-.:>':: :••/• v - •. . WWie^HOMJ GIANT with, CHOCOLATA E FUt5GE or with COCONUT^ NUTS'AN5-FRUJX.,A bjg hsilf pound of*Easter SEATING THE STYLI SPECWtTYf JQ^WISSlDr^u8| ^JNNYM HOMEMADE of deliclpus Swiss milk chocolate and jessed ITALIAN SAUSAGE Ib. 89c In gay colored foiK in & sizes. 30^ to $3.'25. / ^ CHEESE & PEPPER SAUSAGE Ib. 79c foiled,.$1.85. ITALIAN - STYLE Come see all BARTON'S other Easter VEAL CUTLETS chocolates, Beautiful .'"•; ; bunnies, lovable lambs, HOME-MADE SPECIALTIES! darling ducks; ' Having A happy hens. And eggs in dozens of iVIOLI -xHffe Lasagna • jAanicofti 14 kt^GOLD El HUD FLOWER Party Trays of' Egg Plant Parmigian ^COLD CUTS Stuffed Shells AND CHEESES $1M5 Made To Order Spaghetti Sauce e Meat Sauce WE HAVE LOTS OF IDEAS ~ 4 7 IMPORTED. ITALIAN Sauce With 6 Meat Balls '. •'/'• "InOur , _.; -• .••.".;• •'••; M«ny OiW Exquisite Enameled Marinard Sauce COSMETICS DEPARTMENT , ' #t Equal Savingsl . • •' < PROVOLONE & GRATED FRESH ; ' Choose from an exquisite 2,500 pair cpllectlon Ears pierced fpr as little as $2 with any $5 purchase RICOTTA & MOZZARELLA All ears pierced by licensed nOr»e always on premises CHEESE using a specially patented, completely sterile instrument Iri a hq«pital-like atmosphere — no appointment necessary. Effective April U, We Will Deliver TUESDAYS e WEDNESDAYS • THURSDAYS ONLY FREE DELIVERY - Ttl. J7M100 APTCft 2 P,M; 6JN We Rtierv* Th. Rlflht .>• *** To Limit Quantlttot •-• ..• •"./ ;••• •••• A EMTERfOYQUl STORE HOURS:; North Av*. ^ y # fl ft:S(Ja.m.tol0p .m.- ' Dally and lat. 9JKM:30 • Thomby 'III 9 P.M. Op«n 8 A.M. to 6 P.M. Mon, TUM., W*U., Thurt. & Sat. A lO M Saturdayi 8:30 a.m. to 9 p.m. OTHtt STOny IN JftSBY Cr^f, NEW BRUNSWlCIC J. NEW HAVEN/ CONN. Open FrUi A.M. to 9 P.M.; • Sun. 8 A.M. to 1 P.M. £ f X ••, .* • ••« • "/.." t