DRIVE WESTFIELD LEADER SAFELY AND MOST WIDELY CIRCULATED WEEKLY NEWSPAPER IN UNION COUNTY •nt LLADING AND MOST winciv -»„ .» . ^fc YEAK—No. 44 I'BW V JERSEY THURSDAY, JUNE 24, 1965 36 Pages—10 Cant* < Zone Hoard Approves \ \cil Issues Own Blast i Addition to Offiee j ; The Bo.no ut AdjuMsjiail Monday I »ts Overflying Town I niglii Kt-diikt) pt-rmibhHHi 10 Dr Wil- j WHS Graduating Class Of 598 i bain Mtuu^ue tu erecM a out-story i
a fire in the In School's History Inc. owned by Paul jaiUi Ave., Monday car was parked in Outdoor Ceremony First on Record; m t ?il _P_ *dtwo_8teitt--a resolution petition- , nig federal and state representa- Thomas Hayward Top Honor Pupil tives to oppose expansion of the rail- way facilities at Newark Airport un- \ Leader Of Democrats Playfields 1 Tlie larg-eat class of grurfitutes in the annuls of West- til jet aircraft path altitudes can be field HIKII School received their diplomas last evening in raised—and a meeting called by IL liistory-mnkiiiK ceremony conducted for the firat time in e On Council Vacancy Mayor Mulrenny for Munduy nisht , the out-of-doors. The diplotmiH \vpra preRRnted Ut the at 8 ]).m. in Council Chambers fur Will Open ; KiuduHtes by Norman Monish, president of the Hoard of briefly Tuesday the purpose of drafting pe'.itiuns ex- | (education at. Hwreatioti Field on Uahwny AVB, •jcil's session in the pressing public opposition to the Thn 5!*8 sti'iiiors rcreivinif their diplomas exceeded when Mayor Association Vows expansion plans. All civic organim- lust year's record graup of 570 and WOB 118 more than \j and Alan Gold- Tuesday lions and tlie public are invite to ' were gr.idunloct in i chairman, altend. he tctfi.iioiitt! was played by E(l- 'Firm Stand' On Thu commence ward I'Bimcnlit'r, of the vacant It4'^ihtralii>n Monday opened with the processional lieinK seat. (Tlie ful! test of tho committees Tliomiih Amps lieyward received interim report will be published in played, by Edwurd L, I'uimentter, ined there were Gas Co. Site At All (irmind* For the American Flag presented bj? 11 organist and member of this senior Westfield Chapter UAH as the first HI to tiixn in obtain- the July 1 issue of Om "leader. ! Town's class. The invocation wns given by hfrtior studorit, y[ \m r^efilved tho ed for former Coun- Fred Stehle, chairman of the new- In the report, Mr. Molowa cited Hev. Ace L. Tubbs, of the Presby- 6 a U! *ao L,Htin Prlw offered by the West- wles who resigned a ly formed Northwest Ch'ic Associa- the conferences held with repivjwn- , ^' Westfield Kei'reHtiim . terian Church and tho benediction ; Chapter, New Jersey Classical He said he could tion took the floor again Tuesday lalives of the Port of New York Au- ( o ni missiu'ii t inlay an-j was offered by tho Hev. Clnrk W, 1 night at council's sesaun to assure tu tin senior who has ex- j resident subject tharity, Hie noise abatement oflieor "I'liiu'i'il thill 10 playgroundsi Hunt or the First Methodist Church. celled in four years In the «tutly of council that following a recent moot- wlil BETTV ANN MAI USZ\K STEVE McCOY I of council, or the of the FAA, and She direc-lDiof the i «*< icially open tortile Donald C, Plenty, president of tlie Latin us well as participation In ing of the group the association is sum or Kt iiHO filled by the voters Aviation Development Council. Tho| ™ : » Tuiwday mid graduating class gave the address Latin Department activities. er election. "more determined than ever" to latter organization includes memberJ continue m operation until of welcome and Dr. Itobert L. Foase, block the use of the Elizabcthtown Other awards and their ruclplonu of the PA, l'-AA, air. tht' c Uisinjr (Into AUK. 20. TheSchool Boosters '65 A wards principal, modi; Hie honors an- he bad been giving Gas Co. site for the permanent loca- pi-opram will In: undur the last night wer«: line pilots and airlines. nouncements, The presentation ol ration to the choice tion of the Town Yard. , direction of Jn.seph Colemaii, I'uiihclletne Academic Achieve- lie emphasized that Given To Matuszak, McCoy awards was made by l>r. S, N. Kwnn ment Awurtl to Dorothy 3. Oieyar. A "We intend to take a firmer The problem of jet aircraft noise j assistuil by John Hnlhrook. Jr., Superintendent of Schools unri "a truly outstanding medal given by Vie Wostfield Area stand," Mr. Stehle staled. as tlicy ovtrfly Wcstfipld was raised Ilcglsii'atiiiti tiiit tintin11 itiUividuitl is not yet prepared At tin- Wc-st field Hi<;li School final City riinliellentc is presented lo Uiu Mayor Robert H. Mutrcany ac- last year after citizen complaints fields will licgin Monday ami con- awards assembly Tiuwtlay, the West- A girl with the highest academic knowledging that, a petition had been began pouring into Town Council. tiniiv through the summer. lU'gis- Iti'kt S^'iiuul IWu:,ti'n, Asbijeiatiiiu iession Mr. Goldstein received from the association again Former Mayor uurr A. Tow] Jr., tration curds were distributed to awarded its l'Ji>3 scholarships to to the Mayor's re- pointed out that lliere is nothing of- set up a coirunitl.ee to explore ways school children iind niiyuuk'i',ss Stephen Lawrence, McCoy, son of Edison, Roosevelt Names Dl Senior High Hclieol t as Mr. Cowles had cially before council now on the and moans of alleviating tlic condi- school children and youngsters l>c- .Mr. and Mrs. Htbert McCuy of 211 Graduatea office by a large ma- Gas Co site. tion and Mayer Mulrcany reformed town llw ;ws nl r. t» rj are elidible HakiT Aviv and Kliznbeth Ann M»- S*e. ]. Page 4 Ianber ha felt the res- In other railine matters council the group in January for more inten- for purtk'ipuliun in Ib prosi inns at I luswik. daughter of Dr. nnd Alts, ititled to representa- udoplcd three ordinances. Two pro- sive efforts to suck abatement uf tlic j the ^ramnmr schools. The Ti>i-n;if!e I Alfred II. Muluszuk uf 717 ilnrdhi« Graduations Held Tho Hcnssclocr Polytechnic Insti- vidual supporting the vide for the improvement of sec- at tlie Senitir Hitih Selmiil; Aw. tute Silence (inrl Mnthnniutlca Medal nuise nuisance. Dipluiiiiis were prose tiled to 354 (ira'Sufltlon cerutionlcn for H1I2 pu- K who Elected Mr. tions of Clifton and Washington Sis evnfii'.eri to thuse 13 to 15 years j ••m,. scholarships art- urnnled an- U> Laurent V. Hodes, A medal, pre- Mr. Molown's report that I, pupils at Kdisort Junior High (School pils were held Tuesday night in Ko<>- H he had offered the and the third sets up parking restric- Mr. Molown s report SUKK^LS mat u(- aKt, nually," said Krank Freihcrr, Hoost- sented by tin? Newark Alumni of tlm Mi.xiuulion exercises Tii&Miiiy iilKhl si'vell Junior Hlsii Sehiml. The di- Polytechnic ln«titul«, U s Cirocca, a former tions on Clark St. in the area of Uie While tlie agencies ini'fltvwl arc al- cilililrcn must register at tho play- ler prrhidi'iil, "tu n senior Iroy and a plouvns were presented during tin- ways willing to sit down and talk in Un; school auttiloriLun. Norniiin lo ilit- Htudtnt who bus at- the post, adding that YM-YW and designates Ferris PI. ground they plan to attend and the | scri,!r siri aiiaining |ii|>b Murn::h. president of tlrc Hoard B£ exercises iti the school auditorium 1>J' tained th
I jr, a mynsWr of tirj board of •t Association j tors oT Tin.' VWCA. i Ciiuncii iii-o approved ihr Elegant Vac Continued from pag# !> idiUire of $5.Of»0 to ywjuii four tor* eUmaa Joniw, K, Moran of- ; at 732-£6 Han Si. uwsiod by UseKirk IN A fcred a rt'Boiutkm providing /or the Co. for use as part of * : •purchase of PuMic Work* equip- Uw proposed SWUJ Scotch PJams •W'V ment at an ttppruximak' t*osl of &W.-A ve. park. 000 which was approved was passed epprov ChaHvs A. Haltoraf 1355 Lanrfx?rt-s!in^ *>** ag^mem wrth the Uiifoa j •MiJI Ed. was appoint^ a pi-button-•! CouiUy Board of Frceiioidetj lor , a-ry patrolman on the Westftehi Po- i maintenance of the eounty-wrdc J>o- [ ii-ce Department zmti GL\II D. dark;.' |lk'1' riidio eoiumunteatton ^vslem, | was employeed
The resolution adopted by council Cynthia Glelch, Jeffrey K&hn 1:1 \ -. reads as follows; : gy Kass, James. Matfno, Victoria '--V.'--i.r -rf •• •- 207.E..BROAD ST,, WESTFIEtD "Whereas, the low altitude of jet M^leT- Thomas Murray, June'Per-
kdwski . . h (•"_•- flir jcr&ft over the Town of Westfleld « William Koode, Bobert -.V s river Cra ... . . _. ..I. ... m!\ i. L ,i|l |-|. • I •• • -• •• •• been a source of concern to the ** > fe Stoin, William Stew- : 1 ( 1 : drew ?-- ^-:C\ -.,-r^:'..:••,• t :vr ;:v;-^ :::'^>r^-/,'!; --. -V: ' • .• • ^ • • ^ -• ^ and Town Council of the *P* ^J Stratton, BaH>ara Tod. - - • -* • -* !•_ • - • ••_• • * if i •• " :_;C" ,j-', u r - 1 •_ I *--• -"• j?s *r- •••-/„•••-•_ - • dieJ , - Nancy Tri3rrf>Io and Virginia T ••- - - ™ > •-•• '! "•-' ~ ~ -"• • •-"••! j f ••- in . _ • ; " * '--"-: ' _- - - Town of Westf&id; and, •••••-•. . •-•< •• r - • i' ;'•-'.• ^' -" ' - \ - -' '-. "I ". . ' .-.'r. -... , -• .. --,. .. . ,- -, .:• •_ - ,^^_ ... . ., . .. • L.^ ,-" V-ViT-'- i.r.. '•««•; : .:>..- .c- \K _- 'i^-?"'" • "- ZobdL f : : ( -" .^ - --: "' '• "-. ..' " i , L'" ; " j r-H^Vis;^^-'Ms.j .."Whtt?east .the .Town .Council, ^ _ _ ^ ^^ •• •• h • .•-••• = ^- ^ ; • "•. fn n ; .. through She Air Traffic Development I— 5^ - •' '^ "j *•••• ^_ •_ " •• ' I. •-•". l--.<-•^ 1 n 1 - 1 . - i» TA ...^"T. J. JI •& -->-• I - I _ t. 1. . Committee, has explored the prob- •t "• . • ^:iQlifr0 • r - -- . .'. P '-""•"^ . *^ \.;m^ fV-'i v -."- Vr? lem with officials of the Federal - r ; Aviation Agency and the Port of (Continued from page I> • ••.•-» -: -> ••;. Nev York Authority; and, , •" • Je£m c Howard Aljctrea <• 1 1 •• ! . - •• -. - S "L- 11 "Whereas, no satisfactory.solution nidus, John A. Lncy* Patricia M. •• ' . \. • • '-I has been proposed to eliminate the McGinnis, Anita R. Madea, Elba- >L*! - -\' " •» •-• •_ i. i • :- ^ • 1 f ; •'j -" . v - • •- - -, i--~j i' ;- • •i .• !• -? • ^ public nuisance caused by the noise beth !MeikeIjo$m, Susan E, Nelson, •• -. . ...».»•...". of the low-flying air craft; and, M •_-!•:• • -I.- •Vi
~ '"•:-"" " -••' ' + -1 •--•:-" L •..-/••••• "'Whereas, plans are evident for --:*; -<' r : - - *- .• y .••••• .-*. the expansion of run-way facilities - — -- - - -. . — r - -.--.-.- 1 -.i1 - . - Cor jet aircraft at Newark Airport, TRANSFERRED? 1 "^ . ta v - •
-J •-- which expansion, in the opinion of •J- - .'-•-; - Homerica, Inc. Will help ,tV' j ihe Town Council, would increase the yQy find YOUf fifiXt •- . . •: - jet traffic over the Town of West- * , 7 • ,• ,. ,. , _ • 1 _ thereby aggravatinggg g an al- anywhere in th© United ready existing public nuisance, States without charge* "Now, Therefore, Be It Resolved by the Mayor and Towp Council of OSJt-CTtVES: To help you find 1 L_ P I •__ the Town of Wcstfield that Federal your next home with a mini- i and State representatives are here- mum of effort, time and ex- -"•• NFROM by petioned to oppose the*, expansion pense, if you plan to move to of the run-way facilities' at Newark an unfamiliar city, or lust to Airport until such time as arrange- relocate near your present ments can be made to increase the home, HOMERICA, INC w!SI altitude of jet air craft over the help you find the right house, Town f>f Westficld so as to mini- In $h& right neighborhood, ai • nuze this public nuisance; and, the new area! "Be It Further Rusotved that cer- m SCOPE: Operation throughout tilled copies of this resolution be the United States enables I.J. forwarded to Federal and State Leg- Hornerica to furnish you with islative representatives. detailed information on Well summer is officially here . . . and the cool Manhattan houses which fit your require- look is "in." Dress in the lightweight comfort of ments even before your first •/. Mayor visit to iho new area! *•>•• these breezy short-sleeve shirts . . . relax in airy ^Continued from page 1) REMEMBER* Homerica works -f" hove forced it, Shortly after Peter only for YOU I All of their Manhattan sport shirts * *. sleep in comfort *CowlesJ tsok office m January tie efforts — research, reports and in short-sleeve, knee-length pajamas* % learned that ihe was baing promoted advice — are exclusively on A-1: by his company to another territory behalf of the prospective £ See them at their best, at John Franks, and would have io mov&. Conse- buyer. They have no connec- ••*:-' quently he was never able io assume tion with the seller. It Is their a fair sham of the work In council," responsibility to guard YOUR ^4"
Mr. Goldstein broke in, refusing to Interests. •:">> •<•
let the Mayor continue, charging .-'-'t tiw?i the Mayor was attacking n man further details cail •-ri:1 P b"J----- ^ '^ ' C • "• *t L • •" -V ' P L" t- not proswnt to defend himself. lie Homertca representative in
deirmmletl a retvaetion hut was ruled 1 V^estfJeld, Mountainside, Scold -.s •-•*. VJ'V * n
out of order by the Mayor, Plains, Fanwood area. •.-•- --••'-: Goldstein termed ilie Mayor's ro- TlHWMk-i mnrks "an cxerdse JJI partisan pol- fhey will h$ happy to send yo* ities ihe like of wlik'h I have never s free brochure, seen.1 Mayor Mulrcnny iel&rte careful consideration h> your mfr US mm Street 1 ••> gestloa • ~"!" answers to your Pajamas ..... -- • I: • from $4.50 •• • questions about T-Shirts,. .,:. from $1,25 •r-n Undershorfea ...c.fr6fn $1,50 the Wbrld's Fair, '*-' - &y. •- v- I-'- --! •. ,. • - Calf this Now York Cify niimfier:* 212 8884212 for Information from the Fair, Including up-to-tita* news on daily Fair activities, mtwm aureate Attracts Thron 1 students Chtea of the Bapfet Ccnter to isplay ^ •ET; t. for West-1 of Temple EBMMU-JS, Ti, miiss cate ^ eoti^ get m To Keep Central to Ke»ive»cy oa on y g w i=1iifij iSOn School- j Church, Frank Jahriin** OJ *;«> F r-i chedule* posed Hunt, min-1 Methodic Clmrdi, Viti J<*«soa'^i The Future Alde&e Plan, as . .) Smith, ,\CSW, In ef tiie director «rf the WestMd •tiov, Kidwrd 4- pro Neu- Center, announce ikat j took -steps to kmtp Ih® Jersey C'en- j tral -tralns el tfao only Unitarian Fellowship, an« trie Or 1 lra£ Raife'oad on ti» ct»nnn«^er track ; ling of Redeemer Lutheran Church i ^?ith a firm financial cushion of H&Iy awards U> Negro youngsters j has &een a at the fifth annual dinner da&ce to-1 1 the invocation Beer Drinking Charges :iar a ami Hughes said Uw? Ald^ot L. Drew eral Government and a N«w Vork per c**nt cssT^kted the Bring Arrest of 4 The to moti- financial |i(His« to giv« the HIM? a tt pi^oi«<^i are Smitfi of for \* vale to remain in school, year's grace on a $t,050.00e loan; whidi wouid help r©$uee j Jcftra Coleman, 18, of 230 r itciitcvcmcnt level, grad- the Mate would n^ake s quiiYtiy U lk;ge and jote in Jersey dc^c*s oui $2.5 Sw^ariti- au- xar- r C0 sum suljsidy payment of $2.5 gave oflMwm ; ship for which 1 July 2—1& major taaeo&simi a yoar no^ i« the ^ disorderly person Marym«mt personnel will be needed. | as such subsidies art* normally j subsidy r-:^hV^' iP • ^ ^ ~ii~«-rL-*--^^—> •TiF^fc^h^^-i-rr^H V* >Fi ^ 11T1 g^m*-*Jr Csleman was released on $25 baii j of St. Eli^ are selected on the recom-1 spread «ui throughout the yeer—^aid ano the juveniles wvre re tea-erf in i of the junior and senior hinted that the state legislature will custody of their parents pending 1 school guidance counselors. authorize another $J.5 miHtoti Tor j of tf REGISTRATION—Tine scene above will be reputed sooa ii was ~, Another highlight of the evening the railroad when il returns from Be Sure St. FauFs registration duriitK tht- first week last v*-ar u( Washington iU sutunw recess. n of the fte- of Science will be tlie premier showing According pdic week at the same time. At Kim Tito latter item was «mftmied fo.y d of hensiens resulted Playfields Street, instruction will be hekt Tues- leaders oC4he legislature's GOP ma- (he churches ing in Coleman's i in in ii h • ih ^i.i ii I Weatnei* Union County ts being added to il tc?tplion<» lookup designed to provide callers witis information Woven s on the waiting limes at motor vc- h\c)e inspection stations. Because they're unlined Tho project has proven successful you get the benefit of air that in Bergen ond Pnssaic counties, ac- cording to Gov, BIchard J. Ifugiics, pumps in-and-out with and will op widened to Include Un- - • \ ".^r • ". •• each step. Ankle-Fashioning ion, Middlesex, lludso:i and Essex • IWI ~ gives them snugt girding counties. comfort , . . and good looks Hughe? said the pilot project, initi- aled bst January, "proved to to a that last over extra most helpful service tq the motoring months of wear* public and t.hflt loiters be lias re- ceived on tbe subject strongly sup- Edaerton Shoes from $12.95 pott this system." He directed ttmt *lie system be expanded uposi learning from MV Director June Sirelecki and repre- sentatives of the N, J. Bel! Tele- phone Co, tot Hie results of the 26 pilot project indicated that tin's sys- tem could be used to further ad' vantage in other heavily populated coun! ies- The answering service will be ex- panded through the installation of units at the Hahway inspection sta- tion to serve Union and Middlesex 207 E. Broad Si AD 3-1171 counties nird i«t Newark to serve Essex and Hudr.cn. Open Monday and Wednesday Evenings Residents of Union County desir- ing information about waiting limes and hours of operation at Inspec- tion station should dial 382-5151, LAST CALL BOYS' DEPARTMENT Family Friend Indeed : S .•••: CHINOS Oxcron A savings account a\ WestfJolcf Federal U Ihe best friend your CHINOS family will ever have, Safo, sure, dependable, there when you need il, paying handsome dividends quarterly and help- "Billy the Kid" Oxcron, Prep sizes 6.98 3.99 Waist 27-28-29 ing you provide the best for your Joved ones. For families or* the grow ... a WFS savings accotm* is a friend indeed. SHORTS 1.50 tom& in today . . * we'd like to be your friand too. Cotton Cord, Zi er Sizes 3 to 7 f PAJAMAS Mesh Cotton, Sizes 4 to 8 •KniO FULL QUARTERLY VIDENDS ON YOUR SAVINGS GIRLS' DEPARTMENT •VUPBTB I III •^ . _— - * 2.98 2/3. SPORT BLOUSES, sizes 4-6X SPORT BLOUSES, sizes 7-14 INSURED Same irregular in grou BERMUDAS . . . Dacron-Cotton (never needs iron) 2.98- 1.99 or Stretch Nylon S.zes 7 to_M COMPOUNDED SLACKS , . QUARTEIUY Dacron-Cotton (never needs iron 3.98 2/5.00 or Stretch N^ Stzes 7.tc SCOTCH PLAINS OFFICE POLOS, sleeveless or short sleeves WESTFIEID OFFICE FOUNDED 1888 BROAD AT PROSPECT TEMPORARY QUARTERS AH Cottons - Stretch Nylons 1.99 ADAMS 2-4500 2.98 BY THE PLAZA 361 PARK AVENUE Man AD 3-1111 Broad St. 233 Open Monday H * 4 mix* \ JUNE 24, Cnwnpton ««mori«l Scholarship < Bidgfey Crts*jH. Mr. Uw&ey • survived by &s$ i iiatm OBITUAK Marian J. I I finest cemeteries - ^m n-fv »MiMui| n Veriina E. Graves, Vfflene M. Alan A. GrLswoki, Christina H. Grow, and Jane S. Gnrberf Beverly F. GunKci. Marilyn J. Habcrsbergcr, Uichant K. Hackmann. Linda Hofor* Beverly M. H«iiMJ. Elien J. ttalnw, Bidiard A, I-Inmes. Avis J. Hamilton, R. H^nncii. Karen K. Homu*. i\haih CT Hans, K.ilhlccn A. 11a ONE YKA& DBFBRRKD PAYMENT ton, Arlene P. Harris. Eifea1>f4ft K. PLAN, INTEREST - FREE, AVAIL. Haslom, Lnunroi! H. HoUfi, iH'born D Hawkins, Juliet C. Ilendlcy, - ABLE FOR FRS-NEEP BUYERS, chad} J. Hcimstolter, Donw?l R HJ Pnul G. HondercltPti, Mm V. Hen- nig.-in Jr., Thomas J. H«*T, Bcvtnly sai J Ftoss, Barbara U. I!i«, Melissa J, niRObrmeht. Robert B. Ilintoii. N«n- FUNERAL DIRECTORS cy C. Miser, J. Kyte Ml- Stipt's Office Executive Office chnel n. Hftffmnn, .Fane C cpstf 1100 E. Broad St 125 Sim Street worth* Carol Tl, Arnold Safbem Gray AD. 2-0T81 AD* Holmos, Juincf! t*. O. lloppin, Dmifflo I, Homer, Cbae at 0:3Q K* A, IT«rton, t?rnU^ M. BROAD C'lmi K>'ntbst Jcnoy, mnlKira K. JooT, • r •" • • At; Mm *-,*H**£ •*- ON 'THRIFTY "SUPE f y E: 1 .a ..'.: 1 I IV ?•.[ irv' L • ". - I L j. v • T I ••*«' J BONELESS BOTTOM no FAT ABIEI s_- •it - - • - ^ x B;!tiJ(;f I = "' it . rJ , TOP ROUND OR RUMP ROASTS i CROSS RIB ROAST II FIT IME1 *•«• = IEKII MICUII—UWtM, •«.. SMOKED HAMS fxmi F»t wEitWrliH irtiBi Vmm tally CHUCK -y * ^ GROUND BEEF ROUND i-.-Ai^i • - " Cirtt * * C«lif*raia Ro«st »»'ch.a-i,r.i, Hiif* NONE PRICED HIGHEKI Fr*tri 'lONS-JFrederick S. Tipww, left, of 1 larf«l Brisk*! Boof Mmm% I mm* in.«~° Post No. 3 sponsored lo last year's ^.-.m^ UUVB mat Slt€#fl C##KMi IHHH fsHberg Post No. 3, American Legion, congratulate Michael long Island Dtick* Cwmoi Picnic* tb. 1.99 J,rwy BoJS rU at Rutgers University June 27 to July 3. NONE PRICED ^^fcfc i • i CllltifMl Ii¥#ff HIQHfK! ItOWlay Voal NONE PRICED HISHERI While aboard tho O'Hare, Midship- the Master Plan. orSALAMI-SUCID 4oi. gion Post man Schmidt will participate in all Koihw Bologna H*br»w Nttianal pig. Froth Codfish Steaks phases of shipboard life as well as I The three tracts comprise ono of from page 1) receiving lectures? on such subjects! about 25 or 30 auvs off Lake Aw , MIL-O-BIT VJsJf Thm Cook-O«f Contor fit Our M**t Doporfmoiif I- as communications, navigation, gun- near Raritan Kd and to the rear of government is related di- Nowik's Restauran.1, in a residential CHEESI SLICES MEMIUM QUALITT MtWN *N WHVI 111, active interest of each neiy atid engineering. He will spend six weeks aboard the ship. zone and two sites of about fiO. or Whita or 5.1 acres on both sittes of the Lehlgli Color*d American 59* Swift's Frankfurter! Swift's Sausage Link* 59 Ihe outstanding youths Volley Railroad mar Lake Ave. and 8™nd of (he Boys State will go Planners Approve tlie Clark Township line, in an in- e Rock Cornish H«ni Ib, Efstion lo be held in Wash- dustrial zone. Sharp American, Swiu or Nmonta 65 Aff lni|| ••rhteut or SNw Ib, e |,C, where they will study The industrial tracts include Lake HONE PRICED HIGHER! Voal Cvbod Stoakt 99 h wmment organisation and Three Tracts For Av(\ property on which gaixlen M*at in much the same manner apartments ere proposed. •s State delegates partici- Park Purposes SAVE ON THESE GROCERY BUYS! FRESH FRUIT & VEGETABLE BUYS! ilratarag in state govern- e Scotch Plains—Tlie Planning Board itrsl public is welcome to Monday night voted to designate i HERMANN'S MAYONNAISE £ 65 inauguration of the boythree tracts of land covering about Mb. CANTALOUPE ftf 89* to be held at the Rutgers 80 acres on the south side for Green it ft! 99 3 gymnasium at 7:45 p.m., Acres park use. CAMPBEU'S PORK & BEANS 8 NONE PRICED HitHEftt lyt The tracts adjoin the As1i Brook NEW., .from l Golf Course o[ the Union Couniy TOMATO RICE SOUP 4 cant 49 GOLDEN CORN Swiit •if! 39 Park Commission, which in a letter 5 F*ncy—NONE PRlCtD HiOHERI pman Schmiilt to the board rwjuaslfld that (hey be • PRESTO C c lrf C | BRAND c in N. Y, On designated for park use. The com- QUALITY CRAFTED SHOE* CHARCOAL 20 M 89 Strowborrios - ^;39 S tod loss Grapos 39Ib, mission is interested in future ac- FOR OVER FORTY YEARS Mb. NONE PRICED HIGHfRI NONEPRECEDHtGHERf i«stroyer quisition of the lands. 40% BREAKFAST Internationally ftccl*imed for TREATI pkgi, •9 POST'S Bran FUKES 2 65* Cabbogo Grttlt Ib. Watermelon iai Georfie W, Schmidt^ Tho action by thn local planners wonderful feeling comfort, fin§ fit. NONE PRICED HJGHERI NON£ PRICED HIGHER! •s. C. M. Schmidt of 1505 and the county park unit stemmed Sea [he newest and iht elastics. a in I, arrived in New York from a request in February by the PRUNE JUICE bot. J7 lceb«rg Uttuco hlfld Fresh Lemons 6 b«g 18th of June a boa I'd the Community Association of South COMPLETE STYLE SELECTION So.rfk.rn-NONE PRICED HISHERI NONE PRICfcD HIGHER! AT... C L C tre, a Navy destroyer. The Scotch Plains tlu't several parcels HO. B A Limes ttwuss iki a visit to the«city after of Kind covering about 150 acres he LA ROSA SPAGHETTI 2 it 45 Fresh Peaches 2 39 29 NONE PRICED HIGHEftl NONE PRICED HI&HERI anti-submarine exercises set. aside for acquisition under the -.».___—*.•• ALUMINUM WRAP 4 raters off the Mid-Atlantic state Green Acres program, RANDAL'S 89 Radishes 2 * ' 19*Cucumbers [The sliip, along with the A public hearing was held on the 4 L irrier Lake Champlnin and citizens' request in March. Plan- 82 ELM ST. T destroyers are presently ning Board members said they still I—JV Rose Lotion Trend Liquid Action Bleach . J Florient Aerosol Lestoil Detergent Duly With Oi!of".n*l 'i -'- Deodorant Pine Scent Vel •1 is01. 00 | pt. A CJi, bot. "7 P -1 •• . .,. .. ..I- ,-- . , - J': £ 1 ! K r.:,^ cilv* thru June 26th in Swp^r M«r- ••/.* AD 3-0400 S.lf-Sftrvi C. B. SMITH, JR. F. RIYNOLDS DWiH A m PEARSALL * 3J™ * BARRETTS CHAIN ATWOOD g£AlTY DANKER & DANKER, ASSOCIATES 112 m WiEGMAN CO. & Inc. CCor. REALTORS A0 3-555S Wettfield ATTRACTIVE CAPE COO FRANKENBACH o* The SUGGEST . . . AD 3-1 brdroinns 149 EtMER STRECT ' : 4 2 bath? SEE THE NEW U5T1NGS WESTFIELD MMWOOW&. This i 5s St., AE* 2-4700 PROJ£CT«> IN COIOR " - r n >- ^ shown. 1«&S• ADow* i! l>.th» 4 IN OUft ( n t fi d garage. f TWO BATHS In Mennljer* OH WINDING BROOK A 16' X 32* ho" LOVftY •4 <' in the' SWIMMING POOL HISTORIC •* • ' i of SHADOWLAWH DRIVE of njs Cape C.V*d i« Homerico, Inc fckzufcch 1*3 H I n«. 4 i wi u U? S f^-et , dtvinB board, flV£ CHIMNEYS etui- IN WESTFfELD I oedrouma is of them arc iul private with the 2si itoar), 2 bail***, tvis- with Uiia 3 bdrs. boths Jml3. The jai NANCY F. REYNOLDS ] IT, ti^^/ It n*«»»H In nit. H IK HOW hrtng; 4ifT«rril-ttt «4itft0f>. ^o havt- ASSOCIATES fulfil lih* for Hit- ^v^r-fJttv r.mi AD 3-1800 5 Crtl|foriil« bouini uni) we can V b *_t*h-f^-J Avullub!<; due ut iraiiHfvr, -^rrmu nfi+Mr h'^irnntn. Hut \f y iw*! UM.» f snrnHlVf?fv+ ^i fun fur two tiifj*-r tto'Irfiotn^ J IMT * * * * * t in. TJK.'rr **?& hi rnll fnr .1, *rl«n AD 3-1-140 * * * * H. CLAY FRIEDRICHS, Inc. II. « * * * * Hr«r .,- Ma j , »t SSfl Maria THE JOHNSON AGENCY, INC A0 2-1800 EtSIE BETZ, Inc. Hlm«t, .Fr, AI> 3-0, I'lniu- l?Vf-nlngt*i unit II. 202 Mountain Avanuo .V. JH Tolopriono ADoms 3-1422 AU V* A, . Jr. ,,,. for HUTU V. TATE3 AM ;*.3fi ...,, , .^n» M«««lr« ,,.,,. "« Judy smiih Al> RIAL ESTATE $ALI .1 iwm* •**. -"A.4 •"" 1 MMES J. DAVIDSON in tun I ' i*V*> ROOMS FOR : ,1 -. * * ^] J. 1AU TREES fc ALIMAIv i I*- . PtANC HOUS£: iac \<>-u<* LOT NEAR SCHOOLS $24,500. »• STORE FOR RENT t ,S'" J»' d *••<. *• -<-.ij •' »-J(. VACATION PLACES • • ; -j; r- TJn-r- Is living rtn--m. MAlf A • > ..\ t (or ro-o-m. Owrti-rr at INSTRUCTION » *»• ir* irJJ ynu rt en AI $1^900. WANTED r. till ' it. . JAMES J. DAVIDSON Franc HAHNt COMPANY v- OROAK JftfU* r »• CAWP5 j ! Jilll < 1 •- I M 01 ...Alt l-'. (>•*•.* GUTTAR I'HI AW|ltH t tu 1 •• •;r• , NCATCC • HELP WANTED - • • BUSINESS SERVICES * $21300. FOR SAU: MALE OR FEMALE INSIDE I tMi AfklP rr p)un « full I. 4tl I IHt 4 A*-!1- \ tOST AND FOUND * iU»l- tM I 111. EMPLOY, WANTED « IJII.P BY A 111 II Till OUTSIDE HUM 01-4 WORLD BOOK AUTOS FOR SALH L'«I AUJACbMT TO A HfcVf AiUAftOUND WHAT'S TH£ BIGGEST CAN GET?* r-'jnn PIANO CC PERSONALS THE GARDENS "A USED BEETLE' $37,900. King George Really Ouararrt««^ 1 1964 Sedan _ i Sedan Green 1963 Komb- Turquoise SERVICES Blue 1962 Sedan keci j#BLDG. CONTR4C rBLDG. CONTRACTING £ SURGEONS 1962 Sedar. MODERNIZING MODERNIZING KkAUTTFf-' 1961 Biac £XE*£ttTS 196C-' 4 ir THIS WEEK';: SPECIALS jaHN5ON LOTS FOR SALE ROOFJNG i^ AD SCHMIEU? iKfci CO 196*1 Otev. feeiai; — -1 V Whxir CONTKACTOJ — Cora* >• • 1 • 1962 Rambkf JLIl' CATEKERS &OIF COURK! (NSUKAMCr Qf! H£-Ji*>H* W- APhAN'C FINAHCFN'- ;• • • » • REAL ESTATE-RENT* 4(1 ; (UfVI'UJIi tl\i *b J Union County Volkswagen, \, "HI I -J T your; AUTHORIZED VOLKSWAGGM CENTER T MOVING ANt 41Kb " SOUTH AVENUL Ml Kilt.* t. GENERAl TRUCKING > • i NEW JERSFV tl 1 . T , *l , • , * ^ ' I - L 1>iirr r r PL t>7400 • ilj A** «•* —•'• <;*" I'"' , , . PART: BODY SHDP (ALTtRATlONS AND ADPtTIONI ri>M Kan* )*#- •• *• ! in 1 llpl*'Jl IMM L41 4-. Al • REAL ESTATE WNTD. • ... f i TS v '' I I jl \ J f.-'M IDEAL WAY WOVtR, SI 564.SC hf i' HILTON £-9914 Illil- I- _> *. • - , 1 \**\ 1M*1 $2151-50 At' K6NT • u: AIT 1! J *• 11 "i S G. .r ?: i flli -"••'• - At* .AH ll I I |<< 1 £. I. +H ^ I •• *•* » •• r « .1- •* »-•*# rw*> ROOFING H , • h •- - r r 'F-H B«C»AD STREET ifffAitORt^tG AtTSRATtOHS * LANDSCAPING ••»•- I: •• M > ATJ.ihU ••' ,1- I • i How -.AJtov* P i <• »i *i > to; 1- * • ' T *- i I , . »• Your Ad in This . • 5- •• WB.STFSELB On June 8, boys ami girls in the toor ^™ <" " *J^ > ', • •.':--- \ :. -1.'.' • ' '-•-!•.•••, '--'.• . ^aliahan. Mrs. Irene Singer and room diaeu33H>n Q( community iieip- -• - -:>. first grade classes of 'Miss Helen CalJahan. Mrs. Irene bingt \s Jirst graders in the classes of Mrs. PrisdHa Todd. f •-••-',• Shreve and Miss Anna Leiabach pre- -.v WASHINGTON Mrs Heten Shreve 4Jnd Miss Anna I.*.m. * sented a program of dancing for * '.V . - - I . ' ' ."r - • I L ".' • ' ' '.- '1 _•< 1 LcJntoich visited the Weslfield Fire L _ .-.-.- - *LI . ': .',' :~ \ ••'••'•''- '•'.•••.,' _ L " '_--'- • "• • - i - • T. - - M ^ <• ' • <- - . - ..*....- their parents. The dances, which Under (lie direction of hivs, Eliza- 1.1' -'»••,' • "L 1 • • I i.1.! ' ' '""Hi - •_• • • " fcad been learned as part of the phys- beUi Matusxak, the Warlnngum Department reccnlly. Baym^nd Au- ical education program for elemen- choir .presented a sv fiero, father of Daniel, a first grad- liillilll tary grades, were performed on the f spring program for parents and otn-er, was present as an off *My lire- schooJ lawn, Parents were invited I c?r school classes on June 7. Among man to escort tfiem and answer ques- to join in the final dance, "Good the selections were Sol- tions. Night, Ladies." The children dee- dier/1 acted and sung by Jeanne orated and distributed invitations Bussiere and James Farley: "The and programs and announced their Deaf Old Woman's Courtship," sung GOP Bloc I1LS numbers. and acted by Ellen Magliaro and : Craig Toenes; "Buffalo Gals,M sung Mrs. Tjieda Gilbert's swrid Mrs, hy the choir and danced by Lee Effort to Unseat Mayzette Stover's second grade Cuthberl, KcnnetJi Buchman, Jeff 'l ••_•-.•- 1 .-.-•. I •.-•-'.-••' . classes climaxed their science study J '." II I .1- • - • •- - • • -,-••••. . "r:-V.^:- -'.•• • •-,•••••- - •.-•:•' :-:'. " " Kanfinan, David Inki .ter. Paid Kle- '•*• :-\-.-^;--.- •,•:--'-- ^:-;-;-:-:'\ .:-";---"-" • • :, 1 GIFT MOMENT—Herbert F. Randolph Jr., retiring principal of llacote School, Is shown reeelvii^ a -• • • • • - • . - • • rM~ "."J ". i i • • _ i . i i wifch a trip to IVaiteide Nature and 1 1 i J- ' ' " -_ .'-'V n'l'h- •••.•'.'.'-'. . " • ' • - • • . Senator Case " • ' " .'.--• I "."J • • I "•" -_' ',""-• - I ' L " ' endorf, Alan Deombergf Jolin Kerr, ( • - ' miM .". F - 'J • I "t • r • .' • . .' • . . • •-• '.'.if' • <•%• '.-.'-- • .' • • • at the reeeptioii given for him Monday ai Lincoln School by like Parent-Teacher groups of Lincoln, Wash- n L n h Science Center. Hiis experience > ' ' ' V j'l'" » i -'i • • ' ." '<- •' ~ ', ' - i • ' i >:•• -• -.-,•--- • - i i • • • •••"" •••" I ^' '' and John Honrahan. Other favor- - - ington. Wilson and Grant Schools. Piclmrd left Ib right alt Mrs. J, SosnowsfcE, president nf Wilson created new interest aitd added to , A vigorous campaign against lib- School PTA; Mrs. If. Kaplan, president of Lincoln School PTO, Mr. and Mrs, Randolph and Mrs, T. VV. their knowledge of plmt and ^imal lies sung by tiie dimr were eral Republican Sen. Clifford P. Case Sends Her Greeting," "Eternal , president of Washington School PTA. life. Mesdames L. Vfjnoska, E. uas started Saturday fey 400 mem- Mosl H Father/' "My Favorite Things/' dress with roil collar by Lynn Tay- * - - Townwnd Jr., and A. Kich You'll Never Walk Alone." bers of the Union County Republi- Why is our fop so way out? lor. enjoyed the trip also. can Conservative Action Club at T MeKINLEY Two original plays were produced «. acknowledge the important To deitiqnalrals u,elr ora] reading their iHird annual seminar at the NEWS OF WESTFIELD'S recently by Miss Elisabeth Swee- f services performed i>l>y Safety Fa Chl-Am Chateau, Mountainside, The top of the Volkswagen Convertible feu skills and to entertain the boys and out of the cor for a very simple reason: We gjrjs in lite upper grades, Mrs, Kel- Before the evening ended, 1,500 no other practical pbee to put it. One, entitled "The Dropout Affarr," 1 fey Soho°l PTA «»*ertaii»«i the pa- PUBLIC SCHOOLS . . . „ , en Shreve's first grade ^Uide«ls have yellow and black buttons bearing Of course, we had ofhor alternatives. was based cm the television series W1 0 the slogan, "Replace Case/' had * * .^Jl^A ^^] If bocn reading aloud in various Me We could have pu! fhe fop io toebachsoi l "The Man from UNCLE," andtold I «««y The youngsters enjoyed_ea;I — —- cksTrooms. Tte eWI been said at 10 for ?i- The cluded Helen Stakes, Craig Isaacson, The boys and girls sympathized v/lih •---••:•>• •. <^ftA Jerry Mann, David Crenshaw and a S]ek %QriM and lai«gb«i at the wmsmmmmmm Michael Smith. Assisting in Die pro- anlics cf two y°m% chimps, Sev- duetion were Philip Alcutt, HHulip " rcmork-ed about the loving care VeneziOy Eichard Warwick, Mattie mother gibbon gave to her small Shearin, Th&mas Feperoni, Rita Cin- offspring. AH felt great respect for M J" torrlLto, Donn« 'Merkier and Sal Ma-the large cats—tigers, lions, leo- caluso. pards, etc The trip was thorough- ly enjoyed by everyone. The group COLUMBUS was accompanied by Mrs. Clark and Several Columbus school classes have taicen advantage of a fine To enrich their classroom discus- spring season to make field trips i sion of Arming, four second grade whjch enrich certain study areas. cjasses visitod the Walker Gordon Prologue Vacationtime Fifth grade classes of Mr»- Gail Da|ry in P]ainSboro. The children MacLean and Miss Kathleen Zept observed the eow bams, rotolactor. traveled to Monroe, N. Y., to see a silos, dehydrator and trench silos. reconstructed Colonial village where They also sow the cows being fed crafts of the lJOO's were actually be-1 R^* cared tw. The "group" was ^ ing performed. Textbook mfoi-ma- complied by Mcsdames David came alive as the boys and | Greonc. John Rawllngs, Ariold X girls visited a log eabmt a broom urager, Paul Sullivan, Alfred Me- shop blacksmith. cairilemaker, a intyrOi Wi]liam Hollow^ Hobert country store, and a oue. room Lodmt( wiltiam L. Griffin, Riebai^ sc"00^ Newman, Kobcjt Ncnno, Roger Al- Fourth graders In Hie classes of blsscr, Harry Hartzbatuf" Patrick P Mrs, Marjorie Froy and Mrs, Hanne- | Diossl and Leon SaJzin^cr. lore Bigtey visited the Deserted Vil- The Turtle Back Zoo, designed es- lage in Allaire, N, J, .There they pecially for small children, provides studied a village as it appeared 300 on ideal opportunity for kindergar- years ago. Allaire was the site of teners to observe wild and domestic a bog ore furnace nnd forge where animals in a natural sotting, Boys iron was smelted and made into and £irJs in classes of Mrs. Hope numerous products and utensils used Pfaffic a»d Mrs. Priscilla Todd many years ago. The children en- made this trip recently and enjoyed joyed seeing the houses, church, gen- the experience. When they return- eral store, and other buildings. Also, \ ed to their classrooms they record- some of them i*ode on an old train ed the tr!j> by drawing pictures of s:- : and a horse drawn wagon. The its highlights. Register now for our group was accompanied by Mcs- ?•- School children had as dames Charles Harris, Albert Si- their recent guest Mrs. Herbert Teen-Age Cooking Classes rnone, Eugene -MeNalty and Pierre Johnson of Florida. Mrs. Johnson, 4 lessons-10-11:30 A.M. Vigjianti* whose granddaughter, Siawy Ler- The Bronx Zoo was the destina- ajicr, is a second grader, is an unn\- * EVERY WEDNESDAY MORNING STARTING JULY 7 It tion of the third grade classes of lour conchotogLst, or shell collector. Elizabeth-Union, Kahway and Wcslfield. Miss Emily Fryberger and Mrs. She discussed her hobby Und exhib- • EVERY THURSDAY MORNING, STARTING JULY 8 in ;< <'• nbefli Noonan. "Hie boys and girls Jtod some of her very inicre.sthij« Ellz.-Union, Met lichen* Wo&tfioJd, Rahwayt Perth Ambqy. yaw many of tlie animals they liad fiiwcimens. Aim, chc identified shells studied in class—-both foreign and which belonged to the children ami • Frw liiifruefloat • I'rt* GH#i for AMI domestic animals, mid many birds. • Frt« Foodl • frw R*clp«* to tdki hom*! answered their questions. Mrs. John- All Complfmsnft of fha mtolligently chossn In advance wilt assure you * <••»* Elizabethtown Gas • and enjoyable vacation. CJatttt will 6* held ah otfl mmm* PERTH corWng tru*r MAC HUGH'S to dwk UNIGM Amor Iti £!ffl Jl, 5(. 3-0040 Aw WE £-1700 Wo tire in readiness for any sportswear request you may hcv© HURRY! REGISTRATION LIMITED!- Gentlemen Ladies — Students Mrs, Charlotte Mitchell, Home Service Dept EUZABETHTQWN GAS COMPANY Open Monday and Friday [--•»• SOS N. Broad Street, Elizabeth, N.J- Evenings Until 9 P.M. 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Inv null fiiciny tvvyi1 «- Page 2 Jane Smith Shops Year with Trip to Fair Award Jane Smith shop* hau- revived i ' d ln 11 .trip to the p P I to Europpee on the of the dub sj^nt the dav . • • i • - for tlieir ouistyling job in V - •- ^ evening touting ih& various ex _ ^ I - -r ",. sumintu- Cushions and dibits. .All aj^ai^ei^nts for the trio ic erussiufii; in a •••v veve made by Mrs. m&l S by Vniivd States president. - • - - -_ •• Co. Th$ gur&sn dapartaient of Toi> stores from coast to coast 1 Club heU its installation m •*! ." -- ' vied for mm * in twocatHJwtes: De- at the Guv. Morris Ian .- . r - -- partment slot* and specialty simp. $,.- Mrg.;. Clarice Hull Magnin, San Francisco, and Si« _ _ •. .• discussed p\&n& for the - ! \. . - I'. - •• . Baer & FuHer were winners in the ':•"-' <&&&$ Bkh J '•-. Specialty and department si ore setta! members with •. j jgories, respectively. corsages. - 1 • , Judges for the contest were i •. -i — m i i • -•'• Mary Jane Poo!, promotion direc- tor of Vogue, Mr. Richard L. Hams, Bridge Club tio vice president,. United States Lines .•-.:•••- Co., and Stever Aubrey, vice presi- The MonOay Club bridge group dent J- Waiter Thompson Co. will m^et jMxt f uesdey at the home 1 1 }pi Un; George .Greece a£ £389 Long- - I Mr. and Mrs. George Smith ac- cepted the award in behalf of their feliow'Aye./pr Junehewi ajid bridge " -. '. .* Mrs, foofeert K|agsion will t as -• ?.•-". ac 1 stores. 1 " - '.'.•'-• co-hostess* ' -.*• ••: •'-•<• I ; •_• To Attend Conference —Pietra. TeqcKer Is Honored MRS. Mrs. John Sehober. president MBS. EDWIN AI SIMMONS r.., . _•. •X. the Junior Woman's Club plans to (Susan Raymond Warne, retiring after -• • . I- gtteod a fall conference committee 35 years of teaching ia Westfield, I. J.. •V: L.'-:.. . - r meeting Saturday at the Robert Susan R. Thrasher Phebe J. Wi« -7-:" was honored at a luncheon Friday Treat Hotel in Newark. Mrs. Seho- at the'Stage House Inn. She was pre- - • . -- • ber is a member of the committee Becomes Bride of sented with a gift by the Franklin Eugene H. Bo which is making plans for the New School Parent-Teac^rs Association. %'•;•: ••...•. Jersey State Federation of Woman's Clubs Fall Conference scheduled for Rev. E A, Simmons Some Wed at Chu« *•••• means the happier Oct. 2 in Newark. to £.". Miss Susaft Raymond : Thrasher, Miss Fhebe Jane daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Raymond «f Mr. snd Mre, B^ *• •- •;•; land of Williarasptrt, H Panhellenic W. Thrasher of.726 Harding St., was Miss Carolyn Thrasher, niece of married Saturday afternoon •• to • Rev. ried Saturday to Eugene! the bride, was flower girl and wore son of Haymwid w SJ 1 i iEdwin Arthur Simmons, son of Mr. News a gown of yeilow and white nylon dent of the .1 -i- 1* y: 1- and Mrs, Lester J. Simmons of and carried a basket "of yellow" dai- in Elizabeth «n ... . Bainbridg*, N,Y. The ceremony was sies and <• sweetheart roses. Miss perfoi-meti in the Lakeville Method- Breaze Knoll Dr, Donna . Simmons, cousin of the The wedding was Kappa Alpha Theta ist Church, LakeviUet- Pa., where groom, of Qneonta,'N.V., was solo- Rev. Simmons is now serving. ; the Roake Chapel a{ Junior Tho members of the Westfieid club ist. . ' , • versity, Leg, of Kappa Alpha Theta sorority will The ceremony was performed < by David L. Matt of Bainbridge, N.Y., cepUon fo]to*ing at ft be jo\ne4 by their husbands at their Rev. Donald Schalk, of Gouldsboro, best man. Ushers w«re Milton Hotel io WUUanujxjpt.' annual picnic Saturday at the home Pa. A reception" followed at theE. Thrasher, brother of the bride Matron el honor««j| of Mrs. Robert B, Bailey, Cohos- Lafceviiie community hall. and Donald Brunstetter, brother-in- man OU Jr., and (^ tesses will be Mrs. Arthur Stack of law of the bride; from Hyde Park, The bHde given in-marriage by Miss Mary J, Siiarpfes Westfielcl and Mrs. David Haworth N.Y. maids included &o ^ of Hoselie Park. This will be theher father, wore a gown of sheer Mrs, Simmons was graduated groom, Misses Patricia s final meeting of the club until next and carried a bouquet of white dai- from Westftel4High School and will Bauer, Miss Ann BalbJ fali. sies, lily of the valley and stephan- return to. Moravian College, Bethle- Cruickshank and Phi Mu otis. Slae wore a crown of pearls hem, Fa,, in the fall as a junior. Maire. with an Illusion veil. Bev. Simmons, was graduated The Union County Chapter of Phi Mrs, Milton F. Thrasher was ma-from Afton, N.y*, High School and was best man for h ^ Mu Alumnae lias completed plans tron of honor; The other attendants received s bachelor of arts degree were the groom's co&ji for a dinner dance to be held Sat- were .Miss Rachel Brunstetter and from Parsons College* Fairfield, W. L urday at llm Florham Park Inn. Miss Clare Brunstetter of Hyde Iowa. B. Kelfey, David Cocktails will be served at 7 p,m.Park, N,Y,, nieces of.the bride. The After a ivSp to Canada ihe newly- 0, Rockwell. with dinner following. Reservations bridesmaids were dressed in gowns weds will spend the summer in Miss Wieland was may still be made by contacting of yellow silk organza over yellow LakevHle, Pa.'Eev. Simmons will Eucknei! University Miss Phyllis Ifecs of 21 Hedfield taffeta and carried old fashioned return to Moravian Theological Sem- for ihe past year at IN Village, Metuclien, bouquets of yellow daisies. inary in the fall. School, Wayne, Pa.MrJ uated from Bucteieii a degree in civil an i**m is now a gradiiste Tuck Sehoo! of >*-*:• ?-•*#• •s f:i*..'..:f.- >%&•&< .r ::<:< L wmmmmmmmv&i-:s m m After a Bermutfa * Jfe <---iv y>&m&*i ^mi&sm crc*3« •^ •HP BS newly weds will sjeaii tfe L JST= ^:-^L> :*rrt -^K ^^ ^^ &s•^>- mm -"--vi'.'.'rr; •*&, £ N^»*vi^ i in Cloveland, Ohio. -- .•W ^ SSBS r:-'-"'---^^ U s?m 98 w« -.- "*"jfc m STORK €0t J -,-^v 2 >n ' H> KA*- ^* s Mr. and Mrs. S:W M""A- announce the birth -i-y ^ H^I:-1 child and first son, Slew *-( June 3. Tb& grs ' " 1 1 L ^^ •>.--, j>•.':••:: ,.i.fl:* ."•. ;•'•'••;•-•::-" •.;' -.::. ,i.. .., '-n ••.••. • rv:iB..K>i.t'.,;. V*SS and Mrs. Samuel & ^^ -^ r Si"* South Chestnut Si. and fflj MS. William im^is': ,-»••- ^^ ':c:., • "•-::.-; •• •> ••• • t-i-jf. ••. &:'•% Ou rtm 1T! '^ "• Woslfield. Gift Dep t^.t W ; ^: * * * ^*»4V" VSS-:- 1 • •• •.-£/' v-:- V1 :•" ••-: ••••• '-,'," " •• •-• •-•-•-:-- '- : ••-'-, '---C C1--'..•-•*{.- •"w?^"^ L Jeffrey Phelps ••-• -••'- ---,••.--. ------. —.- ..-.-- -- •. -•- ...- -,.-->--. •-.>-. ljrl : • ••ct v ""i-,' 't';- -1 . L^ -"j Muhlenberg Hosj £,:-...:-•,-••• --"v --> -•;..• ;>-".,. : : •.. -•,- • -• .'•.'*-'• - • •. >'-.: :.-,s '-•-r>i yir<-:y-H j -•-::: - •-::i?M1l parents are Mr. W-:c - I'SS ^*: . J 1 WELRY >: 'H. J5>. SU j>s^- Gould oi 1429 Bq off fe?»«X .- ---•:• •--•*' &SKS ^ # * * ••&•:•% - " - .- - On June 15. a sw, Mi^ ^.v^.'-^^ ^5 : yfi Y' ^#J?5S« '.-•- -•-• • '•••-• -, i ^: ' » ;•#•;;. S'^g J, Lang of 29c 'tf: ^ KWARE tf>v: -*', t-5*fl &i>J Lang is the *> .\»i :t •^ ^ Mr. .^w^ ft -~A Potts, daugjjter <« - *; -•JT- v. ,* -^ ->^^ ^ c '"-Cl Thomas X """ " C^' ^ *• yi JK 1 -.•K- 5 / •^ : w i^>?? *%* -^:-,s? '^••' -^ - Mr. and NSU LAT TU LERS 25 WiS-ti •-- v %' 708 Tamsquts ^^^ '=>--• m •* :•:• ^w*- •-WS :f^ S^V ^ V ,-r-y ?« the birth of « ^ -'••,.*•.* -.=.« iW.. ^*- •'«*•> .-•*: ^i s*tr Bet!), June H. -*: > :•• E.Lf.^.'tfV " •* »—»'^ .:*- -B ; .*.•-. i? 1 Mr. and UfS- STRAW ACCESSOR Si iae l? ^.' > ^* ? •-.* 274 Canterbury R rfiSr- V*-* i> ii*-. —.* S£^.^•^^£ ;** "!> • •-. . ^•:* "M ^.v as s-,' ^;a ;•;• fr> •* - H L •- - :;- ^. f-fl f.^' .^r :- sV-^ ^ :•>.'..-> 1-^.*-: - ^n^r -**^ srt ens Cynthia anavw* -Icar W* There Must Be An Easier and Mrs. r F Mother cots moy be experts when it comes to-deeming- kittens,' coats. But, A Brian when it comes to cleaning your furs, there's none finer than G. O, KELLER'S. Mr. a Birch PL ON Under the exacting supervisor, of highly trained furriers . . . Beaver, INGS 1233 Mink, Alaska Seal, Sable and other fur fobs are gently cleaned, sterilised at daughter ond glazed to restore their original beauty and loveliness. After deeming, D. your coot is placeS in our refrigerated bank-type vaults, which are cooled GrcEchen and regulated, using methods certified by the U, 5. Bureau of Standards. ln Groups — Bro • Your furs deserve the best . . . thU year entrust them to GO. Keller's or and make sure they get if. Charges are standard. PHONE PL 6-0100 - OTHER TOWNS WX-2100 (NO TC&U 1 2 3 I 9$ 6 T * IS I* 13 14 3 2728 2* 129-139 Central Ave AD 2-4800 CUSTOMER PARK«NO AT 132 ^-J OPEN MONDAY and FRIDAY EVENINGS UNTIL 9 PM, , N. J. # n E. Brood • n -• - - Ptainfield, N, 4. « Co.-. South I '. •' - • ' • • • ^ Uland, 1094 Arlington Ave. Cor. Clinton VV. 7th St., 306 Somerset St, I *=I=5JI TJHE wesmm® IN, #.>. y™*» -"- ;•.!• _ i f • I aid • -i •• Civics, Legislation -.• •-:•••,•¥ Mr, Goldwasser "£.-.£ Gi-na i- Canafsey Wed Sunday Unit Convenes; Is Married to /-"!_ Miss Nancy Su^ Charts Program K ime K& Dennis Powers daughter tf Mr ~ndMr s ««^ fir-"* Koorse of 61 Sandy mii tfd St. Barfutb&s- Episcopal Church. iV married Sunday to Bruce Fr ^sjDenvtfr, Cal, was tiie scea^ (d department «f Goldwasser ol Easi Orl Mr Dudley from and I Louise 'Canats«y and Onm* Marvin I Wcstfletd High late Mr. Goltiwasifer ai home of t> ch ikH ^s i Powers. The Jtev. Aiexander M. I ared MwrriiaH Cclicgc, Lancaste ham Soltes of Temple" ana^' II. Myyer, S45 E j Lufcens u£fkciatcd. A recoption UA- Pa., aod 1» a merab^r of jreat Neck, L.I., officiated ai th* M | lowed U) the church's Marshall & fraternity. He ess** aU soon ceremony at tl>* Shor offk*rs art as follows c n N ayor i University SzUotil tf Hills. , u^. ) * L'h!iirm;in; Mrs. H. E. { The bride is tlw? tiaughtar of '.-.>*.•-.::, c ^-Tttt-i^- viu: ciu-irnion and bospi- I hi end is presently m .-• —-• t-( to 0, CanaUwy of Denver, and I ••^iity: Mrs W, B. Gmwlrum, vice I Uy i^ie American Oil Co. as '" -"Krc" - Given in marriage by her father ' | the laie ira £t, CanaLsey. Mr. and a ^ v'n.nntian and prtjfirsm; Mrj?» John | -Si the bride wore a silk pcau de soi<; Mrs. Edwin Ml. Powers of 13 .•IS Raf hUir A SejtteniBcr '.•.-I gown w>th a bodice trimmed win, ! 11,. " ' rie.irdin^ weretary; j Dr, sre the bridegroom's parems. French lace. Seed pear|s and ; ; The bricl* was given in v a J'AI i.. ¥? J JI t. 1 l%4«il \' Hi . i 1 H • • fa ."I by her uncle, j, W CaaaUcy tals featuring a chapel train Htr r Union County Teci»Uicai ; ii"O:ii:-urt?r: Mrs. ?,^inor Fo^p ways' Weldona, Col- Her twin sister, Miss bouffant illusion veil cascaded" from aijtl means; Mrs, O I). Griffin, leg- ] >ld its graduation Jan** IT •r-.••--. Dana F. Canataey of DeBver, a pillbox crown of matching tace I isiiiLivp; NJrs, George C Drvy^r. tn-! DuruUif FrH of 7ti3 Bvulerant and seed pearls. ] a.rr honor attendant Brictcsni^idg PATRICIA M eeiving a diploma in, dental a k'lroonn'Mfli ami pollution: Mr*. SUSAN ETHEL WALKER Miss I*atricia Ann Earley and Miss Mrs. Richard Turecek of Olean \ M- Edmunds, fcdornliftii »H. anee, and Richard H, ScoH of SJ6 1 + Mery Boston of Denver, Mrs, Peggy Montauk Ur_ s diploma in electronic N.Y., matron of honor, wore a' ' Miss Johunru Kunkt Ann Gr.ph-am White of Westntinst^r, Brownelt, Dudley of yellow linen applied with ^Pluus for the coming >far Susan E. Walker technology mid Gray MeCa&fcm ©f Col., ami Miss JudiUi Rictiter of 2m Kimb&U Ave, a diploma in mech- P. low roses and a matching pi,lwJW, :*od, inrtudi Boulder, Col. S. CLAftKESON headpiece. Bridesmaids, who wetv I rard pi*rty a! Engaged Betrothal Told anical technology. ,1 tieU Smith) BRUCE F GOLL>K.__ K«nneth Powers of Wcstfield was * * * lar similarly attired, were Miss Jill! 22 Mrs. Mayer, department j Mr. -and Mrs. Clamnca R. Brow- Goldwasser, the groom's sister and I < Nancy Suzanne Koareei best man for his brother. Ushers Lois Jane l&aaeman of %% Moss csntative to ihv Weslficld Ciii- Mr Mrs Gordon C. Walker were James Powers and Steven n*U of Starrucco, Pa., aitnouncc tlie Miss Amy Wohlgemuth. Miss Debhic ' Coimnittce (or [Vcenl LiLora- Ave. was graduated with an asso- n B. Smith - ""B^.I.HHI. HUBS iJt'UnlO JK of Franklin i-akes, formerly of Powers of Weslfieid, bruUiers of Llie eiigttgle Dudley, .sun of Di «nd Mrs. in Rite tion the lwal rnerchonU Dr Arthur Vogel of Engiewood i Sl#i-e!i Laiwrie Pishur, son of MrBoulde. r and William Peterson of . ;.^ was best man for his nephew. Ushers giving Uie coi»mitlet . Mrs Hanand Mrs- ltoMn P«arull FisUer of Dennis M.Simon wig aii*mded the Town Council mwt- were Benjamin Feinswog of Roselle Franklin Lakes, formerly of After a wedding trip tu Colorado a cousin of the groom; Howard ing UIKI gave her rvpurt. Mrs. Gun-field. No dale has been set for the Pronounce Vows drum discussed the pro^i-aiiut ft*r Springs, the couple will reside in Wishnie of the Bronx, N.V., and w-edding- V- isrlfeU Smith, daugh- thc coming year. LiiiKiicon was Denver. Richard Koch of New York City. Miss Waltar attended Weslficld The bride, a graduate of Univer- Mrs. J. Pearson The mamarriage of Miss Susan Bar- served by Mrs. Muwr. Mon M Gld Nite Mrs, Goldwasser was graduated L ™8« <> Miss E School was grsduated from sity of Colorado, attended graduate Ave., was mar- a 1, dat ughter of M to John Smith Olarke- from WesUteld Higgh School and ob-! - y^' ' *ehtor of Mr. and Ratnapo Kogional High School, school of the University of Hawaii. Mrs. Bernard C Hoeht Of ad IS FAMILY SHOPPING NIGHT anes J. Clarkeson of tained a BA degree in psychology Engaged Franklin Lakes. She also attended The bridegroom, a graduate of West- from Alfred University. She is a owlawn Ur,t to Dennis Martin Simon, the University of Vermont and will floM High School and the University N. Y. Tlie ceremony son of Mr. and Mrs. Irving Simon in St. Paul's Episcc social caseworker for the Bureau o/ her junior year at the Univer- of Colorado is now a student at the Childrens1 Services in Elizabeth. Her o/ Union, took place Thursday at a sity of Virginia this fell where sh« University of Denver School of Law. die Rev, Richard J. home ceremony Rabbi Bernard is a member of Delta Delta Delta was followed by a re- husband is an alumnus of West Or- The bride was feted at a number ange High School and Rutgers, New- Honan of Temple Einann Kl, offi- sorority, of parties In the Denver area. The WESTFIELD Echo Lake Country • .r ark, where he was awarded a BAciated. Mr. Fisher, who nttended Plaia- bridcfiroom'H parents wer« hosts at degree in history. A former tasc- Miss Eik-n Hecht. sister or the High School and Blair Acad- a rehoarsal party at Writer's Manor, MOST SrORiS OPEN TIL • . 1. -.- .-•->•. i: as given in marriage worker with the Bureau of Chil- bride, was maid of honor. Bradford emy, is an tilurnnu.% of the Denver, i * She wore a gown of drens' Services, he is now attending Slow served as best mar. sity of Virginia. He is eurrenlly ;?.•=.:•&>-? onza trimmed with Rutgers Law School. Thft bride is n senior ai Newark lending the University ot Virginia Garde no ires Hold and ^n Alcneon lace State College where she is majoring Law School and is a member of After a wedding trip to the Berk- 1 was attended by hershires, the couple will live in New- in teaching Uic mentally retarded Phi Delta Tlieta fraternity. Final Luncheon | .•..-••.•• Juyce Alberta Smith. ark. child, Mr, Simon, a n»eent gradu- (PARK tUU IN WISTFIIID APTCt 4 P.M.) irkeson was his broth- ate of Newark College t>f Engineer- Bride-to-Be Honored at Monday afternoon Mrs, D's Res- ing, is employed by the New York taurant in Scotch Plains was the For W*«tfi«ldf* lm «»t «Wet Ion of of the final meeting of tlic B who graduated Foothill Board Meets, Bell Telephone Co. Pre-nuptial Parties Curtains and Window Shad**, shop ar After a wedding trip tr, Bermuda The luiichoon was ar- is College and attended Charts New Year Miss Sally Klton Otrliart, School of Education at tlie couple will reside at Lexington ranged hy Mis. ArlJiur K. ter of Mi", tind Mrs Paul L Gcrhnrt •. .- -T »psiiy, io a teacher wJtli Mountainside—The board of direc- Village, Cbrk Township The members wore tiats of 428 Lt'iinx Ave., was honored at with live flowers and foliage. DRESDEN Curtain Shop \ ..v'.i iaan, (CoimJ public tors of The Foothill Club met Thurs- prc-nuj)lial parties prior to her wed- i. Her husband, who day at the vice president's home. Mrs. Frank Dugan of the IU»he 9 Ilm 51,r N#or North Avt. Newcomers Club Lists ding UUs Saturday ta Duncan Mur- and Hoc Garden Club Judtfixl the erfield Academy, was Mrs, Leo Paiumbo, 301 Cherry Hill ray Mi!die], son of Airs. Charles ftd. Mrs. Edward Powers was co-Future Activities ToHmving winners: Cleverest liat, ;na cum I a tide from Wilson MiLchcl of 24fi Sinclair PJ. mndo-'by Mrs. Thornton H, Smith LOJS JEAN PUBLICOVEfl • • • .- s ; • v/hara he washostess, Mrs. Paiumbo elaborated «nri the 1HI# Mr. Mttchel. and worn by Miss Winifred Debbie. lasty Pudding-Institute on the programs fur the coming Tomorrow evening the couples Those c;nU!tlaininfi for Miss G«r-Second utucc V>QS\1 4O Mrs. Rudolph Club and Signet Soci- club year. bridge group of the Newcomers Chib of Wcstfield will meet in Uie homes Lois Publicover's liart include Mrs. Mitchel who gave Sotnprevlva, The "mostest with tlie student at the Harvard President, Mrs John Suski, re- f tea; the Missos Harbani Put.scher Icastcst" cutegtiry was won by Mrs. tool of Business Ad- of Mr, and Mrs. Robert Maore t>f minded members dues arc to beIfi5 Harrison St., Mr and Mrs. Doug- Betrothal Told uf Crunford and Peg^y Hazard of George Darsie with Mrs. Hoffman paid by September to Mrs. Arthur Springflold who gave a mLstvllane- second. Tile "prettiest or hnltfest" THE las Carrol] Jr. of 1090 Minisink Way. ..' J'rf. • .,' Zaharowitz, 1G3!I Larkspur Dr. Mr. ,inri Mrs. William K. Publl- mis shmver at the Ila;.ard apartment hat. was credited to .Mrs. Herbert - "•'"'- i ng the summer in Zu- Mr. and Mrs. Hubert Williams of 425 . ' L - ^ - "L '" ' in Troy Village*; and Mrs. Gordon s nd, the couple will rc- Members of the budget committee Topping Hill Rd., and Mr, ond Mrs.cover of Scoltrli Plnins ltav« .in- fc\ Suilcr. The typical garden clul> TRIDE "V" '" P. Lasee and Mrs. H. M- Froat, ' ."r " •' Indy hat was worn by Mrs. Richard ' •-• J : ore Mrs. Zaharowitz, chairman; nounciHl llu: engagement of their •• >"'-: -.; David Bellman of 556 Bradford Pi. | "• 1 H 1 • " , Mass. 'V * ' ! -•••;. Mrs. Irving Goldbert, Mrs. Lewis u!so a miscellaneous shower, tit Uiti L. Brown. =^ •_ Lois Jean PubHcover, \o . SHQE .' ". '• 1 Saturday evening tbo anusl bene- • L ' ' Frost honit- on Klin St. A bridal - I • Tl :•< v•: j Strohmeyer, Mrs, Louis Scolnick Thomas L. Bernard of Kliza!x>th, !''• Thn officers (or the coming year: THE SHOE THAT UH0£fi3TANDSCHlU)RtH _ J " fit bell will be given at the Echo " • 1- " " • i ^ ^ • • ;••••.! luncheon will tx\ giv^n at noon Sat- . • . £ [oman's Club and Mrs. Frank Tritechicr. formerly oi England, son of Mns. n ' • v President, Mrs. Tlioniton Smith; { Lake Country Club with music pro- urday by Mrs. KJwurd S, Lccky of —m Past President, Mrs. Florence vided by Vince Waldron's Orchestra. Kdmund Humphreys of vico president, Mrs. Hoffman; see- .-*•* [at Workshop North Wales and the lat« Cranford, formerly of Weslffold. and L reiary, Mrs. Philip W. SmILh, pnd L> Degenhardt presented the club's Cocktail parties preceding the dance Mrs. Court land l?. Denney, for the fers of the Junior Wom- $200 scholarship award to Howard will be held in Hie homes of Mr. and of Fnlkirk, Scotland. trcusuixT, Mrs. Scmprcviva. Mrs. ) ffestfield attended a of 10aB Sunny View Rd. Mrs. Ernest Fcderoci of 857 Brad- The bridMo-lw, a fashion iLltistra* bride, her uUendaiUH »nd unt ofBrown, retiring president, was pre- I State Federation of lor, is a ^raduntc of Kanwijod- town guctfiU. at the D fm _ I". • • •- • - - .... SVJ.-J. I I . - -J- . . -- -. -,-,. :••;•-> :•-,.• ; tartin Jewelers ., - j. .••---;• congratulates the A cool, lightweight wonder ~— with al! raduates of 1965 tho support, all the fityo u expect and got to all our graduates success in oH their Feminine Apparel and Accessories for Stride Rites. — fitted by fitters endeavors. who really know how. Misses Half Sizes you lies our bright hope for a future of Little Glirls Young Juniors Peiiies Juniors • prosperity, progress and understanding. The WA K*«i> ACCURATE RECORDS of All Fining! . . °WDil fj|j glowing opporlLJ- Mall REMINDER CARDS 5 yoUf ed wifh more Provide FREE SIZE CHECKUPS promise than ever before. *r* sure our pride and confidence In (he class Doctors' Prescription* Carefully Filled 15 \h much gratificotion in will be fulfilled v/i Full Una of Orthopedic Shoe* years ahead. "MAKE RANDAL'S A FAMILY AFFAIR" Official Girl Scout Equipment Center Parking in the roar . . . walkway to Quimby St. ELM ST. ADAMS 2-3690 121 Quimby Street ADarm 2-1131 OPEN MONDAY & FRIDAY EVENINGS Qp*n Monday Evenings sv/im suits^ and Fair Trade items. Girl Scout Equipment, Gym Suits, SPe*t*o rari Air-Conditioned for your Filling Comfort Stores in Cranfard and TOE Miss Htarr | and Mn>, iSdward C, Slroek uf 16 Betrothed | Ridge-Way, Fanwo&eL received his I Master Oi Ails -degree in psychology Fufrure Bride s si the corruntmeement of tbe Uni- j versify of Richmond June 7. In Sep- i ten.lxT h« will matriculate in a doe- Barbara Joan Harrigfeia to Janet Jdtrilipy Siristh. daughter of Mrs. ftotrart M. Dvoiifl *rf 1 ManI tora- l program at Utah State Univpr- \ Ful Bl^ake, scm of Mr, chester I->r. sad David Boyar, son of Mr. and Mifi. Jerome Benrley of i'AU Mrs. Thomas F,-Blaise •"!-•-, 1 y.'T. vs ij'J.-.-T - n i & ter of Mr. and Mrs. William G. Eck- honeymoon jn SL. Croix, Virgin Is- p& L- -O j lands, and will reside in Princeton. ^ ^ -. r«j man of 718 Norman PL; Sharyll made with OuPonl'« rs& ia•1-, '-. Garficld, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. JARVIS COMPLETE HOT LUNCHEON ,VCHA"®.. .the David C. Garfield of 2l0fi Arrow- j Mountainside Bridge softer. Hghtert stronger :t>.-' w ood Dr.; Camille and Rosalinda $110 Giuditta, daughters of Dr. and Mrs. Mountainside — The winners of ;•*' 'lastic that has no rubber. •5 • • i ->>•.' • Nicholas A. Giuditta of 324 Moun- the June duplicate bridge meeting •.- - -r." held at Elks Lodge are: Mrs, CarJ tain Ave.; Denise Hamrah, daugh- —Sarlein ter of Mr, and Mrs. George Hamrah DIANA LOUISE MOYER , Sabino and Mrs,. Urban Rlckert, HOME MADE SOUPS You'll really enjoy this SMOOTHIE first; and , M&L l^uncan^McPhee because of the exciting advantages of the now of 5 Stoneleigh Pk,; Mary-Lou JaQT LARGE'ASSORTMENT OF SANDWICH ^on, daughter of Mr. and Mf'sT Harry Noel Dev4ttr Mrs." Frank BalazlkV Second. "lycra" elastic: .. softer, stronger; Charles W. Jackson of 935 Summit longer-wearing... bringing lightness with firrn Ave.: JoAnne Kent, daughter of Mr. Danbury High School and attended control to this "Always Twenty-Ontt" and Mrs. Bernard Kent of 750 Mar- To Wed Student Syracuse Unlversily. She is a junior FOUNTAIN SERVICE girdle. Designed so that every inch of your figure cellus Dr.; Martha Myers, daughter Mr, and Mrs, AlFred E. Moyftr of at the University of New Hamp- falls under its slenderizing enchantment, of Mr. and Mrs. Henry F. Myers III Pleasant Rise, Brookfield, Conn., shire, Durham, N.H. it features the Controleiir Back that slims the of 433 Birch PI.; Gail Pelz, daugh- have announced the engagement of Ensign Devlin was graduated SPECIAL FAMILY NIGHT hips and thighs; the So-Slim elastic ter of Mr. and Mrs. Edward G. Petz their daughter, Diana Louise, to from Springfield High School and EVERY THURSDAY of 833 North Ave.: Polly Roberts, Ens. Harry Noel Devlin* son of Mr. attended Syracuse University and is reinforcement for flatness in front. Panels of ^ daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Edmund nylon batiste. White, sizes 26 to 34. and Mrs, Harry A. Devlin of Hill- now a navy flier. He recently re- COMPLETE DINNER._..$I.<55 CHILDREN'S DINNH T. Roberts of 36 Canterbury La.; side Ave., Mountainside. turned from duty in Hawaii and was Special for this Sale, $13.99 Mindy Rothbard, daughter of Mr. Miss Mayer was graduated from reassigned to Puerto Rteo. Regularly $17.50 and Mrs. A. M. Rothbard of 940 Minisink Way; Kathy and Kristy Fiber Cofrtmti PANELS^-NyJon, txctuvlve of, decoration, . ELASTIC— ffylon, "Lycfj" Spandax. Schroder, daughters of Capt. and m ,L Mrs, James N. Schrader of 730 Nor- ®"LYCRA" Is DuPont's reelsrerfld trademark for tte Spandex fEbtr, man PI: Rachel and Travis Sher- bourne, daughters of E. C. Sher- bourna of 20 Sunnywood Dr., and MRS. BARRY S, DZ1ND2IG Wendy Steengrafe, daughter of Mr. (Carol -Marie Kratky) m shop both stores thursday Ull CORSET SHOP and Mrs. Weyman O. Steengrafe of 148 EAST BROAD ST. WESTFIELD 526 Fairmont Ave. Barry S. Dzindrzio, 1 . ' - 233-2615 Camp Blaisdell is owned and di- '* ' ••••) "The Foundation of Our Buiinesi Is iho rected by Miss LiJlis A. Hull and Carol M. Kratky Right Foundation for Your Figure" Miss Charlotte Fenstermaker of 312 , Chestnut St. Have Church Bridal m Miss Carol Marie Kralky, daugh- ter of Mr. and Mrs. Philip Kratky of South Royalton, Vt., was married ,., family to Barry Stanley Dzindzio, son of special purchase 1 Mr. and Mrs. Stanley Dzindzio of 617 Norwood Dr., Saturday in Stm. Anthony's Church, Bethel, Vt. Them Ilev. Paul Orzech officiated at the double ring ceremony. Given in xnarriRge by her father, f the bride wore a gown of peau de s better soie with a fitted bodice beaded with pearls and -crystals. 7Tte full 'THE SOFTLY TAILORED length laco veil was attached to a crown of silk leaves and pearls. walk shorts WHITE SPECTATOR The maid of honor was Miss Shir- l R£»^ Shop, S 5*2S Floor» Plainf 163 E. BROAD ST. and Short llUU Mall n AD 2-5163 -• •- • * - "i^ Williams Termite Control OPEN MONDAY EVE UNTIL 9 A MU.!A[, CU.tll'ANV -• 7 137 ELMER ST. AD 2-4477 Janice Ostrowsky, WteawiiXi D ^ LEADER, Donald Muccilli ; California Bridal sturdily of H n:]';ird Ii"^-""- -, -. ^ t _• « Mf Mr. • H*;IS K'M irmn. Ginomsnirn wvrr j ^ j r cdorti wran and Mis. Riohatd K. ; John ^iftn^r of Los Angcirs. Mi- ! ^V- Chun* r..j,lch W - i A { chewi l\i«'r;on or Wc-jt I^is i AnKdes. Tlw R -v. s : $\. 1 tmd Doiuud Bixv'i^onn ol -; •;,, - U:v Apostle Church. Wost f.ps An- ^ - Jft II Fi >JLT^..V*'-.J— *t^ J^ Givrn in n (Sfrl'-u. A roct^tioa was lietd at the tSsi; artu r, r,>. Owens ati^nd.^ iue tTniver-1 J W ri v K ,,BlK.n,s with n bvdivs of AICTI- uuu* of ihe University ol Californin. t *• family owrwd a c; li<:e beaded in pearls and cry-U>« Ai^ei^s. whotx bo was a meni- k - "•+-,• v .:. attd sic with a cathedral tram. H*»r l**r of Sigma PI rraternity, \n with !J;Mtrr and Black ttMsitm of Kefr Maid of honor Miss 'Mury;] Vf.v tiered veil of tmpojietJ Fi^nc)i iJluakn net fell hrm u:i open crown djtll Co. My wiih UIP | Mrs, Anthony siuLlilTcffllsinVrht : pillbox of nmlchhie organza and After a woddilis trip to Lake T«- Jean Shoc and Sun Finncisco. the? couple Eiki ini - . RIOIARD | uiU hve at 1572 Oixhard l>i\. Sanla -i n r 'Jaru-i Maii s of (lie valley. Aiie. Cal. ** k*tli stores tkvrsdfty tu • V f*mf*x tine* fall * preview 'r>i ^A *. .v/ * ' VV *-*• . . . dyed . . , '. . . and finished in the *M. t ' % 1 "S, Outer- Hebrides of •t t harris by Tar-Shire • *« + 1 , Tweed* wilh a country air . . . i. city qtyling! JmrrU twccJs wilh dceiaive, trim linos . , . , .. mislv i - .v, colors- and prtitps1 WA*** 7S-0O Mr. Irwin, Tar-Shire fashion consultant will be in out Pluhificld iture Thund^ij, June 21th and In our Short Hills BICUC Suiurday, June i 26th . * . to lit^Iji you %vi'Jj your * + 9 k* A !/.' 1 '-"-V.^ «^>» 1^:5 '.:>! ^ once* •m ^'- k. * with each coat purohupc,'! 'I'ltnntdoy in Plainfir) TepprrV Tliinl Floor "« am! Short HilU Mall (before the Iiltf July 4th k«cnd1) fntuons California maker swim i semi-annual fashion shoe . ltt,00-2f>.00 .'•; 8.OO clearance! : *• • beacli Spring anil nmtunrr atylm . . . high, niiiJt Jovv IKVIH and flui*! r ; - 1 .ri,«H).2(iJM) 8.90-10.00 The fommift uamv in 1 I J amalfi s 10.00-12.90 An rxrilfnK roilrrltim nf hill & dale* 10.05 12.90 prinrtt in nylon JVIH.V wiih Sj •i • barefoot originals -t1- . . . urtylir kikltM in llir M'u-njn'ri itiodt 12.00 l^Utilifltl rnlnr-r Si/r, .'iS-^ Sliifln in custom craft CM Ti'i»p«r*B 3ln:rl Flour, Pluiiificlil and Short UtlU Moll 1 . r w-r«rt T. ppi rV Thin] Fluor In Plninflrlil only and Short Hills if • l r. •' • -V •-.••• • fa ^1 "i 1-L Li 4 •"'!-" •• -1- -,':- FRIDAY OPEN TO 9 P.M. FRIDAY, JUNE 25 FISHER r •. What a way to hold a salel We must be lucky our are your gain, at our wackiest, zaniest, nuttiest Crazy Days *. '. " =* ' Be crazy like a f ox . . .come save like crazy I But hurry ... the buys are going like mad! ROBERTS . # STEREO CHILDREN'S DUMONT SYLVANIA 19" RECORDER PHONOGRAPH COLOR TV PORTABLE TV Reg. $299,95 Reg. $14.95 Reg. $599.95 MocieU 9PO8 440 1 • -• • > •» i •F >' PHILCO DuMont COLOR SONY COMBINATION TRANSISTOR TV AM FM • STEREO • TV i ROBERTS Reg. $1,000. Reg. $ 159.95 STEREO >. <<• • Reg. $329,95 248 NO. 1 •<• RATED! STEREO CONSOLE AM • FM • STEREO STEREO AM-FM Table Model Reg. $645.00 One CONSOLE Year Reg. $269.95 A REAL BUY! Guarantee on all Spanish Provincial 188 168 Mdse, STEREO CONSOLE Black & White SYLVANIA 23" AM Co mo TV COMB. CONSOLE TV Reg. $1,150. AM • FM • STiREO Model 23L99 Early Reg. $599.95 Reg. $368.90 For Best Selections P.* t- i- * Lv =- . 17 ELM STREET AD 2-0483 WESTF Store also at 100 No, Union Ave*, ..?•- UCAM*. THURSDAY, JUKE ^^^^^^^^ ;eveit High Graduates J . David for Aithbrook Nunuiitf Home and ,t Bridal Fashion Show 1 :i nald K Kusier Seal cnvtiopes. St * (Story on i r: i - i>f die jirls flew UJJ 10 tuuivr Saturday at Hahne's at the owJ trf May und all . wpi\t lo Susan K. Nel-: Nancy L. Key. &t-nm-:1 ! p Wood. Second lion- Deborah I. Cib.su;*. ih.v,:, J • : i w..- *v M C!;,U > 4 M D. Cake T),oiv.ii.s A u to ••"i: 0 1 fui their first 3ook u\ Victoria L. Voorhes Hayv/arU. S»s;.;, Av -• •• >•-_• I ing. Mti/.i:lil | n; ;•) !ho iu>w civ^lwns Jw tliuir im- Address. Chan • < - i n [• b S^- • -r f I- |>:i:-t;.n[ day. Tlu- hiutv will pi rseni or Croup s W. ]loi/cji;i S;i'V. nt v L '- . *.::;.ii' i-.-Jiy. Hriu Aj-m- IV- s*y WiJliam J. Bau Charles H How K::- t'^ !;.wnous fnll und winter bridal Week Needed hacki. Andi\i: Luu.bii'j^.s j-, Air f;istiii>u shuw lu't-c Saturday at 11 Luty •i •:•*.*.'•-• Vw. <'oi)MaiWi> A. ('oh', Kami 1,. • "' '.'o:i('[1rp KrfM-cn-tl J Condon. Ue-iinis ! A. I'oncy, 'JVrj-y CoriTioll, Dune E \ L Cao«i\n, Susr;u J.. CollrtML Dehr;i J i - - v i.i < .• COUIIIIJO, J.-aiiru- C. Cj-niK. Siioryl • F,. t'!-:iwfurd. Ciirolyji L. C'ryer, Lu-• ^ ' -tv t'iiula A. Cu.luiKin. Cynthia R. Da I 1 :nan. Dmiald L . Ooai-pn. | J ji » • i : J •" < **•«. David K. Di-l/yui, N\wcy Donald '- y " .f * *. .• son, Juntt L. Dorset, JuJin C. Down- : \' • » v '> |irig. Poicr \V. J3ui-ll;s. Linda P, j • •! -*_•"' J ••*'*. Walter E. Kckhart Jr., Bar ! 'Mi •v - T =- 1 - ^ -; I'-. Lkk-1. I>avicl <:. EIKA, i J -• A, Fecnf-kay, M:ustiall S ,,. J K Save 10% Federal Excise Tax eeves rms Length... UITHC STRASSDURO SEA ROSS t) w .•*; Barter" was u c -'i"»'»>-' IIK' We believe that .m«l .=.,.. th modern >j modern l •i Adlers usual low prices need for clct.u-h.bl, vM -. I ... made in n«vv shin .•.,!..•«:.< on Sterling! the mo.len, m»,. a U-ft.-r fiinnW .-ui.l '"•,; Kive you the I.rsl launch-.™! ^ii'-t ^:,il..l... 1» haven't... your s-'iiU.-u-ti""^ *-rutir:i"lei"'- Open 7 A.M. to 7 P.M. Mon^y throUBh Saturday •. Same Day Dryclenning and Shirt Laundering at No Extra Cost Offer Expires July 1, 1965 AJ- r • • •-, • -•• ir ADLERS MrtNUr*CTUB(NO PfAMONO JtWftlSS £1? NOATH AVf. WEST • WISTf Uufly to fi'3D J',M- M'Ni. A. Ki I. "fll !> I'.Nf. A- t •- k *^ *-> Ml m ^ "^ •*-• S THE WESTF1JE3LD FREE DELIVERY TUESDAY THRU SATURM1 . :;_•*-.• . Shop J&M Super Market, 856 Mountain Ave, f MORNING CALLS ONLY - AD 2-04(»[« L. Savarin Coffee 2 Ib. can 1.59 Savarin Tea Bags . . . 48, 53c White Rose Liquid Tea qf.i White Rose Hawaiian Punch Aerowax 64 1,1 ^'^ Pineapple Juice White Meat Tuna Pineapple-Grapefruit cans Aerowax Apricots, 2Vk . , . . 4-$l V-8 — Vegemato $1.00 Sani-Flush 2cJn$* Mott's A.M. - P.M. Plums, 2Vz 4-$l Woolite Powder can! Peaches, 2V 4-$l Mix or Match ANY 2 Quik Dip Cleaner Shad Roe can 1.29 Coffee Filters 2-39c Lobster Meat 1.69 Crazy Foam 69ccan Mart's SUIT Crab Meat ....,_ Pillsbury Funny Faces 3-29c 24 HOUR SERVICE Kool-Aid, all flavors 6-25c PLAIN ONE PIECE Deluxe Salmon Ice Cube Machin Apple Sauce GOOD OLD S&W BRAND GOODS Rear of Building Prune Juice 46 oz. can Grapefruit Juice .... 49c off Sherwood Pkwy. DRESS Apple Juice 3 qts. 89c Pink Salmon tall can 49c Kidney Beans 2-35c BEAUTIFULLY CLEANED AND PRESSED Chef Boy-ar-Dee Meat Balls Dilled Beans ..... * * 3' and Spaghetti 4-99c Marinated Artichoke Hearts . , 39c Kosher Dill Spears . • • Campbell Tomato Soup 8-99c Vinegar Wine bot. 35c Heinz Dill Chips ANY MEN'S OR LADJES' Pickled Beets 2 cans 69c C Campbell Meat Soups 6-$l Fanning Bread and Butler Julienne Carrots can ]9C CO AT or SUIT QK Broadcast Corned Beef Hash ... 3-$l Randall's Whole Chickens, STORED & INSURED for $25 Sweet Life Grape Juice PLUS CLEANING CHARGE Progress© Soup Minestroni ... . 5-$l Friend's Yellow Eye Beans EXCESS VALUATION 1% Green Giant Mexicorn 6cans$1 BOX STORAGE Progress© Pea Soup 5-$l lb ANY STORE ALL YOUR WINTER WOOLENS Pride of the Farm Tomatoes .... 8-$T Accent " this economical way! Skirts, Jackets, Sacramento Tomato Juice, 46 oz. 3-$l 95 Snow Suits, Sweaters, Household Items Contadina Pasto 1O-$1 Black Pepper FUR COAT ... ANYTHING except fur, fur trimmed • * . a ea. Tomato Sauce 12-41 • • STORED & INSURED for $50 coats and heavy coats. CAMPBELL'S SPECIALS Beechnut Baby Food. EXCESS VALUATION 1% Pepperidge Chocolate Sandwiches 89c • • STORED IN OUR VAULTS 16 oz. cans Pork and Beans. . . .2«25c Beechnut Junior Food 1 • i • Pepperidge Seville Cookies 79C CRAM IT FULL! * • con FUR COAT Beans Barbeque 2-39c Sloppy Joe Beef ... I • Pepperidge Lido, Milanof Oatmeal, CLEANED & GLAZED 2% o/ Valuation Plus Cleaning Charges Beans and Franks, 16 ox 29c can Fudge, Sugar, Cinnamon and Lemon Cookies Beans and Ground Beef 2-49c Buy a Weslfield Leader Arnolds Orange, Lemon Mint , . . 41c B&M Beans, 18 oz. glass ..... ,2-49c? check our adv. and save. Our Sunshine Oatmeal Cookies 39C Dole Sliced Pineapple 2-79c are low every day. Check °<" Mandarin Oranges 2-49c N.B.C. SPECIALS advs., our prices ere lower »h«| Ginger Snaps Ocean Spray Cranberry-Orange Ib. 39c where and you buy U.S. Che* Relish OQ- Graham Crackers lb.35c Fig Nswtons . in the bargain. Come see - 'olflB lb.35c Mennen can Chocolate Pudding 2«49c Saltines . , . » • • t lb.25c Others do, why not ? WHERE THE BEST MEAT IN TOWN IS - ••• r • Archil© THE HRESTF1TEL© W, JF,} (E^DEft, , jft«S«fc Si, Cuurt . Ruling Weighed ihoa A *>I- Completion *>( plan- Vocational Board of krfn ,, ; „. * Anti-Poverty Aid Sought by f (ifti I- ' ^J?>T:;sii' up by diSbiign*einenc aui-oug th-ts ADC: er to iippeoJ the ivcout rd ef ]^i, h,ch hin?a uv iirm ^ *U *,, W '*»\X\ would b*>giu on j Court ruling uj>iu>Irti:ii: & Hutvi \,U& f«r tiic sdiftt.1. could ^__— f in poverty war futRis for S 15, W. Bren- with an archriccl.u,-ai fir,n hjZrf'"! i Cotiid tlu> ycRitui i>ui realize hww ! menl troiuin*?'of motht^-s wiih th*? Union County j OouiicJJ. . ] the JSBS Garbe >r the proposed countv ufr, ! *' hs hud hoi born t"Jint>|e:i>d nur siwn fhey will lw«>i«e nicvo walkin to m for fcdivraJ fvmd$ \ w- $2,000 at last ^ntt-LioM b^an. Kci|.>r u^d ll»3i tMindlt- of habits. Ux\v would ^h- as- Plains. —^u; aiduu-cij. had alr^dy rpndvrvj £>jj»clur Vkioi1 W. will be to 4be I tiuiro hoed to their caaduut while i . Services of fee I). B The board met with members ofj^ the plastic stage.—William James .K' aniomrt sou^ri is for s&ia- tontratt [ rfi. according to J ks covering ^ year. Tiac of lloalth, w and Welfwe in by ; claims j9O5 Myrle W, sides, pirns io hire a projetiE developer and accorda*ite with DRIVE TO SUBVIVK IN jpartunHy A<&. Uotu was Cheryl D. -y for the training ^ is also for $2,000. ''"-':-. Tard was presented by •• .' r | " '. • • • . _ i ^• or Scotch Plains, — - r I "• • 1» L . ." H. • _ winner T • • . • year from the Bridgeport in Connscti- •.:. "- LS ZacK's award was rr of Seymour, Te«.f .first Myrle W. Garbe s ago, who recently •m year course at iege in three years WO7 £ program awarded a $.350 i& Scotch Plains Presentation was aesident, Patrolman Xhe yuu-th is also f a |600 scholarship field Board of Keal- of Mr and Mrs, i of 2016 WestfieM plans to enter the of Now York in Buf- & major. - IT. „. tie iias been a mem- radio, social studies, r!T>istry clubs and par* Scotch Plains stu- l He is a ham radio TONIGHT, TOMORROW, SATURDAY! Thot'$ rlghtl Koos sloshsi chair f>Hc«, y»t custom-covers In the fabric you select! Been chair-fth^pplne? You'll realIw this ts no ordinary Is tire daughter of Mr. >h Zack of 420 Wil- sale. Not odds and ends, not just a few, but SIXTEEN best sellers . - - all dafinft*!/ BETTER to prepare for a ir fit Syracuse Univer- chairs! All buys at Koos regular low prices . . • spectacular at these sale-prices! Chairs for as a volunteer at VOUR taste, your de-con Icfng-slxe lounge chairs, club chair*, chairs thai swivel and rock/ Hospital, Berk- high-styfe decorator chairs! With costly details like biscuit tufting, T-cushEons, precision welt* Miss Zack served as Ing! Try them, Relax on sect cushions of Rich lux foam . . * heavenly! And the fabrics * « « Future Nurses Club, literary staff and a truly excellent selection! Smort tweeds, textgros! Luxurious damask, antique satin! Mar- L She is a member of velous prints! You pick . . , we'll custom*coverl Now'* your chance. Scoop chairs for your •HWHH* Society, French r Society, Honors Bi- living room, den . . . and why not an elegant pair for your bedroom! Only Koos lag* to the advanced biology unbelievably lowi RUSH to your nearest Koos In Rahway, Freehold, Porslppany . .. tonight* fobs. She was a mem- liar Chorus. tomorrow, Saturday ... day or evening; Monday, back to regular prices they go! Eaty terms. lips are given by Wii- ;, o. retired executive [Chemical Corp., Gar- wifo Myrla, residents Rd. They are child- oogan his program •5, 13 boys h.«ve been AJVV | • County Band and Or- sr School under the Casimir V. Eork of open its 33rd session Locust School in Ro- |ausic summer school Ir. Bork's father, Virgil Jieved to be the first ttie world. oE the school is cam- licensed public school "s who are specialists CHAIR instrument. *ad orchestral instru- 'ghl at six levels. This [students who have had and progress- musician, the band and or- ients, voice, baton, p> theory harmony •Care offered. There is recreation for the school presents is at tin asscni- ES well iEy a visiting * Wednesday evening [concert hy one of the estras of the school, * Advanced Band lias t0 Play at the New Fair during the ses- al trips arc also plan- *ted students. he held at the 11 m " n- on June enough about the circumatnnctfB of to prophesy the fu~ -G. M. Trevclyan FUN AT THE , j IVI., OHOVit! 'HTSTOWN CLUB K Walt Me!- • J 1 Orchestra, Have ROUTE 27, PKWY. EXIT W • *U They STORE, ROUTE 9 • PHONE HO 20023 Wednes- PARS1PPANY, ROUTE 46 * PHONE DE Dance for OPEN NK5HTS, EVfiN %MUf!DAY f • ", r • •.• _••:•" Pa £? 2 . 1.) VBVBSDAY, 3VNE- 34 life la The S Al Smith Tlutuks THE WESTFIEt Editor, Leader: , many oi' t1,e On Miplf of the W-t'stfie W- Moun- Gl tft* gmkh xv4 jay Xamm POPULATION U'inside Area B'raii BYaii I wani to prey upuo the • smaller bird. i-AST lhan yew for Uie excellent FMgUng. to drive tibem away yen have givon t1^ ihijs \rnst whal meager fecrf SU|>piy ^,L te» they are l«ipod «pw, fey ^ i at Wfctttfieia, N**w Jersey, to? *he West* Ycuir pai*T- by puWiriKins tht; ttc- i\v\\ws by putting ^ \ Office: 66 Stiu Street, Westficld. you. Many, many tluiuks. • ..-• — •• natural beauty of the American countryside. we missed a Route 210 turn and I guess by the Ume we finally got squared We also wjinl to thank you for the • ri • k The President called a "White House Conference away and backtracked to where he had fowled up, we must have put an publicity you ijisvn vnch class trip ..- .. . .-I on Natural Beauty" in Washington. A program was additional 30 to 40 miles on our trip mileage which we found out Inter and cbB5 prpsciiitiiUons, •' : 1 H left us out of the final competition . . . but not out of the fun . - . We have had a very busy mid suc- • •-# suggested to bring about "citizen action and public cessful year nnd we feel your write- •^ •-,• The quarry in the scavenger hunt was to collect a live block ant or n 1 -"--':• education to stop the increasing ugliness of the honeless chicken to be put in a sm&tl plastic bag and to be turned in at ups hflve been of yrcnt value. We American environment." the end of the Eallye . 4 , well, I hunted all ever every lime we stored ni-o locking forward to another for a live black ant . . . could I find one?, not on your ]i& , ., nary a one happy association with you noxt - * One of the major blights on tfe landscape is litter. year, Thank you osnin. • • Jitterbugs cost Americans a billion dollars a year, did I see . , . and I spent a long time figuring out how to get a boneless chicken into a bag only big enough for a half a leg Cof a small elsickon* MRS. MILDUKD WOUMINGTON according to Keep America Beautiful, Inc., the na- , . . course you have to be as dumb as I am to not wake up to the fact Corresponding St?crftai*y tional anti-litter organization. that a boneless chicken eon be a& egg . . . or a can of boned chicken . • . i - •- — i- Taxpayers foot half this bill, through the cost of ho hum . f * cleaning up streets, highways, beaches, parks and Anyway It was fun , . , the Concord is. a fabulous place and the gathering of Mustangs and other Rallye cars was unbelievable . • - (hoy other public areas, -while the other half is paid by were parked over an area us far as one could see and people streamed out YOUR business, industry and Individuals in the form of of them and headed for the Hotel where the Ford Dealers, such as Jim h * losses and expenses attributable to litter. Crow and WesUIeld Motor Sales were hosts at lunch and later at a beau- 1965 "Property values decline in a littered neighbor- tiful cocktail party for the members of the press. The ride home did not have all the mystery and excitement of the hood, and Httered highways drive away tourists/* Baliye trip out , , . but the drive along the highway coming down from LEGISLATORS Allen H. Seed Jr., KAB's executive vice president New York State in the early evening was really enjoyable . . . We came* stated. "Litter is not only un aesthetic offense and a home empty handed—not having qualified for any of the handsome menace to health and safety, but is also bad for trophies and awards such as television sets, Brownio movie cameras and States Senators projectors and trophies all donated by the Mustang dealers—but we came business." home- riding In case and comfort enjoying and reliving the day . . . CI-IFFOHD P. CASE, (K) in Save The prevention of litter to Keep America Beauti- Yes, I hated to return the car la Jim Crow on Monday . . , hut Uie 453 Senate Office Bldg, pleasant memories it and the Eallye afforded us will last a long, long Washiujston, D.C. ful should be the objective of all thinking Ameri- 345 Ekn Ave. Railway cans. One of the best ways to participate ia to have t EDUCATION TRAVEL a supply of litterbags handy—and use them. brightness shall the moon give light to you by ni«!]£; but the Lord will KAKR1SON A. WlLIJAfttg (D) FROM ANOTHER bo your everlasting light, and your 351 Senate Office Bldg. OWN PAYMENT Insidious and Subtle God will bo your glory." Washington, D.C. "Beliold, we have forsaken all, 231 Elizabeth Avc, Wesilleld Inflation, until it reaches a runaway stage, is in- CORNER AD 2-8686 By FLORENCE EBERLE and followed thee . , ," sidious and subtle. It creeps quietly along, nibbling "For the mountains may depart MAJOR APPLIANCES little bites from our money. and the liiHs be removed, but my stendtasl love shall nut depart from Congrcsswoimm Thus, the Labor Department reports that living: "DazzJed, how She brown moth 1 ETC., ETC., ETC., ETC. coats in April took their biggest jump since last July, flutters (In my fingers prisoned you > „ . says the Lord. * MRS. FLORENCE DWYER (ft) tight) Ere, through opened sash and 1631 New House Office The increase, it is true, was only three-tenths of one shutters, Loosed into tijo night. Wington, D.C. per cent. That isn't much. But such continuing in- Surely clutched but softly Iioldcn Vtr i- - - r- • ' Vr.at way. And ihr i,m,--\ V • L 1 ! r'ixir'.i-U oui tif commi'leo in nci Mrs MavDonaUJ iiiui .: •* '• I-V .• i-i* ,. .11 • t * 1.1. i.;ry-d on t H. W £. •1KJ;IV ! ihe idea tU;( IVU-I: .^ *•», l.o work w -here- !j *,'' ~ • M; uriHi; i: _',f V • s I** .-.••••.>=!'-'•• -.• 'i- M •. J ;••• r-fc-i ,., 'i (Color TV. Haadquarter*) i i r. fc.i •^ W/' INTRODUCING NATIONAL STATE BANK'S • i - a The First Factory Authorized Service Organization in i '^-I te\vv NEW BLUE RIBBON CARD THE NATIONAL STATE BANK EIU«b»th, N,J. S1-" BLUE RIBBON CARD 22065 • . \ * - ?#/. 3-66 • r - .-'• NAMK Mary Jones • J '. r AOCOUNT NO. * p 010-65-1683 *L ' t . "• • 1 - F f - • . * ' 3 --. -f \ ••>. V'1 -'j • ••• i HOW CAH C-' p -t •>•;** •>.,••> -i ••:,-lt V-^'-J CASH CHECKS t .- . • * -* - • H' • 7 - p ; v " ' ' "* .- • .."*»; - • > V.L AROUND THE COUNTY AT ANY CONVENIENT OFFICE OF THE NATIONAL STATE BANK • r j j. •This applies to any personal checking account — regular or special — at tho National Stato Banfd , p •. ••. v , ' in,.. "••*• If you do not already have a Blue Ribbon Checking Account at The • > j i National State Bank ... don't settle for less than the best Open a NEW \j- FRIGERATOR Blue Ribbon Checking Account (REGULAR or SPECIAL) Today! You can n/ER NEEDS ,. T I. then qualify for your Blue Ribbon Card which will give you the privilege EFR0STING1 and convenience of cashing checks at any National State office "all L \-I r —j wound" Union County. t» ^ 1- K DONT SETTLE FOR LESS THAN THE BEST . . . OPEN YOUR NEW • ' F BLUE RIBBON CHECKING ACCOUNT TODAY AT ANY OFFICE OR PHONE t ^™*i EL4-3400 FOR FURTHER DETAILS. DO ITTODAYl v^'v: '•• •'"••>. -• ^ J MODEL ^^ ,- • ..t IN f I. -VIST PRICE EVfR for ihis BIG TH I " J * cu. it. Refrigerator-freezer! /^ '.i: • Ad| L I J J ... ^iO1-'^ WORTH OF ANK •, J $20.00 FRO2EN FOOD JULY, with Purchase of ANY Refrigerator- ELIZABETH HILLSIDE KEN1LWORTH RAH WAY _v ** Home Froozer connocted to Public Service Lines. ROSELLE PARK • SPRINGFIELD * SUMMIT • WESTFIELD ^ •--'# '• I, MEV/ JER91Y UCMGEA fHBURAMCE C0WOHATWM* .:(••'• )UTH AVENUE 2-4660 WESTFfELD, N. J. •//• Open Monf and Frl. 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For your added con- venience, there are two "drive-up" banking windows which permit you to make banking transactions without leaving your car, a "walk-up" teller's window, safe deposit facilities and plenty of free parking. Stop by for a special preview of the new quarters — a souvenir gift is waiting for you. You can win a valuable prize •->'•• . Watch the mail for your MYSTERY GIFT CARD being mailed to all area house- holders. A high percentage of these cards carry an invisible message which h revealed when dropped in the MYSTERY TELLER'S WINDOW which will be on display at the Open House. Winners will have their choice of any of the four attractive DETECTO BATH SCALE THS££-flSC2 NG ScT gifts shown at left. Your MYSTERY GIFT CARD can be a ivinnerl Bring it to Handsome detign with the Open House. Aecuralft ort any iwrfoc*. W«H rro-d* long weoc. FREE gifts for new accounts As a special "Open House" offer, you will have your choice of any of the gifts shown at left with any new savings account of $50 or more, or a deposit of $50 or more to an existing savings account at the Mountainside Office. One of these free gifts can • - ]• , ; also be yours with a new checking account of $500 or more,, or a deposit of $500 or I more to an existing checking account. For the finest in "full-service" community J banking «,, and a free gift... open your account now at the new Mountainside Office. 1 Mark your calendar - plan to attend! \-i FOLDING TRAVEL CASE Fold* flat but opens to a ' X 6", Perfecr for Irovel spo.'f T - •- --. i.- •' •• • -r. - • • ,. . . -. - i , ,-,:••••:.- school, •••- •• J-: •,' "-T 'J ,. * '•. \-K~ ,-'* - -•-• 1 j-L -I .' -*.' >'"•"' • -• ;•-<•-,•-- .'»•-•••-. • • -:•(•-» • ,-^_ • • •.••---' , T "•--£• •-^•/"3 ' • -.^. ; •.-!• & ?•'••- ",-. ?' -'-Yb-- -- •/'• :* •"•'---. •" " '"•-,,L-"~' -I. •'•—•. " ^ i 'i •"• "• •'•• • • * M"'I .j'fi- y '•'•!" i•'. ~ ••" '•jL''-'...!.'-- -, - . . i. j .. - ~. 1 I ' ' J-T : . --• -: -.V '-1- ' i , • ,- . CONVENIENT COMMUNITY BANKING •..-.* .;*,: , .-•'..,:••--. • •• y •' p •- * -" • •" " - - S ... i BANKING HOUR f. , Monday through Fnday-^K*1^*.^ = Monday evening* - S.CC ^ " :•- - Walk-Up ^ I- - Monday and 2^Ov? tc e^?* "- 'Drive-Up' Banking •-'j BANK - ••V-i Tuesday throug WESTFIELD MOUNTAINSIDE offering every hanking amtrust strmm Member of Fedrral Rescrvr System Memb«r Federal Q*pa$h ftnurancc Corporarion ^ - _ ^ .»•>•:•?-. Page 6 THE WESTFUELD (N. J.) VEM>ERf TBFt-TRSDAY. JUNE £«, 1965 coholic beverage in an auto Boro Traffic minors. bv Nowjefci j State Jaycees Aim Foot Will Retire; 42 Years at The youths were arrested by w ! Walter Bctycman on June i A* Arx^M VA*A I CyriCyriJHl H.. FoolFool,, aa graduatgraduael oof WesWcslt- transferreferrodd tto th the firm"fi * Barberton. »in„ Wurks. In l:Ofl hi- wa* jci- Court Glolw Ave. field Hiuh S'.-liwl and wn of Mrs j j Att Aprill Vot\Ote f]til. Sv]lw{ 1uta .;()|1 o; Mre.:Ohi,.. -.'Wurksd !y. foremain nl »in the lu ad( r ie Foot of m South Avc.. is re* Mountainside - Frederick Wright j Others fined are: Martin Bronx, N,Y disregarding a tr r linng Iliis nkomli from Thr li:ib<-(K'k M i.imii'tl sifpi'i-inir ii»jj af Howiilon und Jonathan Pease j siKnaL 115 and $15 contenipi n On Lotteryj I & Wi'ioox Co. afti-r 42 VL-ais M-rvitL*. was of ALlioJioro, Mass., tjotb 20, were! court; Joel Saggeso, Newark de- j The N<-w Jersey Jaywes plan tof He was hvn\ in Brooklyn and linquent inspection, $15 and $io con moved to Westficld vhvn 1-e^s Ihiin fiiud 5^5 vvch by Magistrate Jacob place before the New Jersey Legis- Mr. and Mrs. Pool, the i1. tempt of couH; Francisco Zomara lature, by Jan. 1, 1966, 200.000 signa- a year old. Mr. Foot is a graduate Bauer last wouk for possession of al-Irvingtou. no name and address an of l>ehigh University with a inrchan- Eunice M. Walker of Valley Falls. tures petitioning the senators and as- Kan . liuvc a daughter. Mrs. Kobtrrta commercml vehicle. $i5 and $js COo. semblymen to include & referendum icai cnginwrinE degree Fkwhinan of Delta. Pa., and son. tempL of court. on next April's primary ballot ask- Huth Avr ,, Kistner, "so we plan to convice them RAPID REFERENCE TO RELIABLE BUSINESS HOUSES c*r Iti** Tb by bringing before thorn as many *»!' VI nltrr names as we can muster by tf>e • 8EAUTY SHOPS FUEL OIL first of the year," AUTO BODY REPAIRS !• AUTO DEALERS %\ "We feel now, at this most criti- SHO€S DRIVEWAY AND PARKING AREAS PAVED cal time, when it appears that we BEAUTY UNLIMITED REEL-STRONG FUEL CO. are corning closer and closer to a WADE LINCOLN MERCURY "Dependable. Friendly Service broad-based tax, that the legisla- BODY WORK 499 NORTH AVE. Blnce 1BS6" SHOE PRESCH PRESERVE OLD DRIVES and ture does not have a very good In- MOBILHEAT By COMET • TRIUMPH FANWOOD 889-2120 CoaJ AREAS WITH iCOSMICOAT sight of the wishes of its constitu- Sales and Service HEATING OIL3 Cokfi , *it ents. Tbe Republican gubernatorial ig FISCHER Authorises* SUNDAYS 6-0900 CRfSAI ASPHALT SEALER primary pointed out that there is 9 North Ave. H. Pbonei AU J-GGOO definite resistance to a new tax," • ColltslOR The New Jersey Jaycees, now 10,- Work 801 Booth Are. SWAN BEAUTY SALON LEHIGH OIL CO,, INC. A WM. A. PARKHURST 000 strong, will be working In all* Reflnlshor* Division ot Joy Oil Co CONTRACTOR communities of the state, distribut- W. NORTH AVE. FUEL OIL ing the petitions and speaking be- Fhon* ADam* 3*1738 \ ft**. Mill Lane FAnwood 2-9084 WE$THELD AD 3-0854 BURNER SERVICE fore groups which wish more infor- WESTFIELD , O. Box 334, We*tfi»ld Mtuntainiid*, H J 1 B9 South Avo. Fanwood PL 4-04SS mation on the proposal. FORD "Our speakers bureau now con- sists of more than 30 men who will Ford Ownen for LOVELAND FUEL CO, be touring the state speaking before Over 36 1 groups of any size," Kistner said. AUTO DEALERS Authorized "Efficient and Friendly 8ervfc«" STORAO CONSTRUCTION Call BKIdie «-1144 The petition that the Jaycees arc FORD MOVING & PA ROBBINS & ALLISON INC. circulating reads as follows: Sole* S«rvic# FUEL OIL £4 Hr. Burner Bervlc« AD 144* "We the undersigned, being adult AUGUSTINE MOTORS THUNDERD1RD ALTERATIONS AND ADDITIONS FAIRLANEJ FALCON at! Nertft AT*. E, Established 1772 residents of the State of New Jer- INC. Complete sey, liereby petition th General As- CHRTSI>ER. — PI/TMOUTH AD 2-3673 n* -dZVUJ- - ^m±- IM. -- Uie adjacent salary parking garage- a;i iE^-«.& juvenile center, is {separated fiw^i •?_•-.. • Tl nia 15 *aa^ Frank I * ' wiirlboaso by 4in op^tl Tour Sunday in [ENT- they rja*sag**way and ihe movers didn't OftK cUss af Miss Judith Be ^ •iave far to go. A guided tmir of 11K* Union County rt**4:n meiit^pii s^r. 1 AH U>ld. 47 empioyeos — fr^ehoidor Park Conutiission's "Descried VH- right to feft, ar* -Nelt Glean, WiiUam Rice. Xawy f»* lagu" in the Wnichung R«s«fvailon and comity offjfiols as well as the .<-. - , Th&mas Pohnan, n»i Honor* c^lh Bowd*i; Jf flint? frt'ehaldtrs itiemselves wiJl ill be condurled by Dr -JT&roid N. ke. direct{ • L Cuides for Selecting 4P Carpels to Hcsisi Soil If your carpet or rug must resist jitf from Iracked-in dirt in an 7VV entry, traffic areas, under a dining table, or in letevlsion «ue;is, consid- fS er colors that conceal .soil, suuigusts Miss Gena Thamos. e.xte.nHion home* S-^'VC ;.•>:••;- And it's a good time at your Plymouth Dealer's! furni.shinH s|H»claIist. Colki^c of Plymouth Fury sales are going great, so he wants Agriculture, Hitlers University, _ J-> ., These culors arc Mfjdkini nr dwp s to celebrate good times by giving good deals. shades of bU:c\ grci'n. ifrccnish I)luuf violet, brown, JH'IKO, Krny, and See him now! muled or tUwp reds. Patterns, hvtotls, lout1 on-tont' And sculptured textures also conceal snii. Some carpel filwrs rowist soiling xind are easy to cloan. Tliose ratud "excellent'* are J(KJ JK.T cent wcul, -(N 100 per wnt vQnlinuuus filament ny- •-iii n fon and 30 pt-r n-nt nylon with 70 i per cent wool. Well constructed _^.>-J>- acrylics arc rated "good" in soil I! Mi l-> SEC0HDS1 !il rJi^ ERSt! •vr 1H fftHD Open 24 Hours a Day THE COMPARE THESE FEATURES • 4700 BTU (NEMA 4. CERTIFIED) CO0UNG CAPACITY • COOtSAHOOM I; 17"x2O' • 7*^ AMPS • PLUGS INTO ANY ADE- I! QUATELY WIRED 115 VOLT OUTLET—WEEDS NO COSTLY REWIRING • COMPACT • WASHA&LE 611 Pork Ave(/ Pbinfield GERMICIDAL FILTER - WHISPER QUIET OPE»- i. illrl. fllh mill 7(h *t».) ATI0N • DRIES THE AIR AS IT COOLS PL 6-DOOB have a complete fine of RCA Whirlpool Air . *. from 4700 BTU's to 28,000 BWl Registered Pharmacists in .& attendance a* store I Day and Night LOTS OF LATE-MODEL USED CARS, TOO! CHRYSLER Alcoholics Anonymous Drinking Problem? Write GET A GOOD-TIME DEAL AT YOUR PLYMOUTH DEALER'S P.O. Box 121 . Westfield BERSE BROS Or Tolephon* 333 SOUTH AVENUE WESTFJELD, N. J. AD 3-4660 AUGUSTINE MOTORS Inc. 242-1515 Opon MDII, and FrL 443 576 North Ave. E., WwtftoM vlJ- -" -'—. THE TFi&Ln Qt.J. JUNE U, „ ive, working out of Chicago. in 'l94$ was promoted -to assis- Legion, Auxiliary the year. Usu&ally ivy poisoning oc- ! curs through direct contact, but it and Bees tant area manager at thai ' How to Keep sps He was on leave of from Hprry. Fwer* • mm installed a* may occur by petting a dog or eat ' "• «fMartin" " that has beeir incontaot with U froromm 1941 3 with a U.S- Array ©uti-ia^fe 3, asd M^-s. Albert plant, handling clothing that ha Awav from Your Lawn Trees erf been worn in the field, or from tlw ia is and wasps cro sometimes *H~ r. operations. He was etevated to. week afc .the | smoke of horning brush that includes pqiM; te^e. Week I poison ivy sterns or foliage. -traded to lawn trees in such annoy- Elms Have he status of area manager in Oeve- I The surest way to prev-ent poison ing numbers that they became to- Qhm, in 3946 and served m Henry ntger porter j ivy jnfsetion is to avoid contact ardous to children mid adults trying Due lo Climate Change capacity until 1961 when Barrett of wo&l post and his with tfcts plant, t*earn to identify il to enjoy outdoor living. in many areas of the came to Springfield as sates devekp- at the c^^noBy, Don't blame the boes and wasps, This Mix a little fertilizer with sawdust whenever you see it—it grows in „,.,> t.« "inarf^'i" wills meat manager. Gthw ••- -.* Edge in Bergen County; and West Patcrcon in Passaic Comity. Chief Powell said (he program con- forms completely with Win recom- It provides safekeeping lor your securities, plus collect- Let'Suburban Trust be of conita«i«g ^ mendations of the New Jersey Po- lice Training Commission, and in ing of income for you, exercise ar sale • Keep plenty of your family's favorite foods on hand Sweet are the uses of adversity; Which, like the taut], ugly and ven- • Make fewer shopping trips omous, wears yet a precious jewel • Take advantage of food bargains in his hvnd.—WiiMam See the latest Frost-Free Refrigerator-Freezers at your FOR TERMITE favorite Appliance Dealer or Department Store PROTECTION CALL TRUST COMPANY PUBLIC SEWfCE Cranford - Plainffetdl — Scotch Plains — ELECTRIC AND GAB COMPAMY Williams Termite Control A Federal Deposit Insurance Corporation iflt S3 Surr&tt -, • - -»- rolaan .Heet* Ciub Tipton Students1 Will* CarLe Route 22 Repaying Fihns Director of Firm Recital Climaxes Plains—William M. Gartw Bids Scheduled :y" r. 1 tit) Hv 'i is now under v*y on the 5-5 mil* t r n'U-ii from MounLalnsiric to Union. It T-cr Ken Martin, Steven Cant. Jatw ! Hie woi*k will be dune Ifi w rr.ic *;.i u- tlio Wtsifit'id rc|ne ; i-;-ncr. Julie Mulhul n;jiioiiui Julie Jtrffmy J b_l •• • • * TOT r,-,,t.iu«w . Vwlkor, Gi>*>t bUlt! fUlKifl. Oliwr . Frank Mc- WllJl I f Condon Appointed Kiiy. Susan Uullingion, Jnntx Klher- and l~*l m^toti. i.iiKiri Sisko, Kv'w Van Ix^u- i'ower Output Up vcr*. Suiniinc SiniUi aiul Ji^wi MiUvr. ius Art Pri/.o Ass't Sccretarv Jmiudc-d in this t:rot5|> werv fitudents c>f tlofti'icily by Public :'•••'.- .\ wf *• cf Patrick Cb'iic^. r:ivc itr '*»• Somerset Bank Is weekend to a third pletely and tastefully furnished for i0 ?, •Ktsli MillUxlorf, Siiinlint: Siiiitti at\d I E-:ric VnnlAU\ i'i». 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And fivor. in choosing noods (or your now X ' '•"-?"? ' our gift registry guides (hose who gtva Q V • WESTFIELD also minimuos duplications. .1-. i- our ttatlonary consultant assists you In Iho correct choica of -. I onnouncomorits and invitations. • i S ¥ 7Hoso aro Jyst a fow of iho many convontont ! services dydicafnd lo you, the bride beautiful tho brido of tomorrow. cherished tradition with Kahne fc Company r/• •t\v ^ I •• ] J. 4 r.t Services, From the droam-of-your-sewn cc~v '-- - ^. •r -. '^ Hahne & Company, as for many generate:** r, rs? b> *'" •, ifs services to ycu the cr:ao c: u-•<*». ^ let V3 b« a pott J" p of mc;ur I- ^ pictured hore, a drli. of .ilk p*cu d. ••-. A tc-uch . -* gontly flared in Alencan bc^ J • - 1 * * - - » "L •w ;-'-;••• of Spanish charm for »ho r^tchiu; 1 f.. •r' - Brida! Sofan, Hahno WBSTFIELD f N\ JJ THU&SDAT, JM, SWS ACTIVIT CHU •——«"•»—- •*•• I" •!—V 'f- -IT -*.--, F5&$t "Hf-™»—*r^ Presbyterians List School Refeiv ! Redeemer Class Stale Commendation CHU VICES Rev, Clark W. Hun* Kev. Ja?nes C Start of Church The Wesley Hall Nursery School I Graduation Set ft "i v -yrr-ifi-B fr rr-ir of WoKtik'id Methodist Church has a.m., Sunday school: H received a commendation from the HOtY TltfNITY R. C, CHURCH V- -J5 School Monday department of CiiikihcHsct Education Tomorrow Night Sunday: fc'iia and u a.m,, all „. of the State of New Jersey. LLD, VF, **At Pastor partments of the church school The Presbyterian Church vacation Mrs. Jean Maybury of ibe- depart- The- i-ighfh ?n;r!c graduation ami As*»is4ai?ts meet; 8:30 accf 11 a.m., worship church school begin? Monday for ment in a recent tetter to Mrs. Don- Osing service ol Koiecmer IAIVA- ! WILLOW GROVE services in the sanctuary, Pr. Hmt children who vdU 4?ntfcr kindergar- ald Moore, director of the school, oran Bay SCIJCQI will he Ft*lei- J. 196% Karitati Kd- will preach. ten in the fall through those who slated that the school was "superb, tomorrow jit B p.m. at Eugene C. McCoy Seotth Pis ins Today; 8 p.m. business, manage- have just €ompJeted the sixth refreshing, wiih basic understand in £ Lutheran Chwi-eh. RECTORY: 3i5 First Street Sunday: 18 a.m,, worship service; inant corrtmissiaii. grade. Separate classes wiU be held of good experiences far young chil- Today jnarks tiie fonnal cio&c of }»htme: Al> ^-033^ church school for children -through Monday; 9 a.ns^l^ fMK*n, cacaUon for the 4-y#ar-old kindergarten, S- dren, the school reflecting a happy, classes ul Hodeemrr School while Sunday ausKt'si la church, T. 8, i/ second Bible school begins. year-old kindergarten, primary, and tomorrow menvbors of ihe eighth warm relationship between teacher . JO and It u-m, an, d ,1 2 noon, n; 9.f ta.m. „ . , Tuesday; 9:30 cm,, prayer. Tuesday; 8 p.mv college fellow- juniors. School will be held from S and <&Uri." grade class will receive I heir di- children's Mass; m chapel, 9, itt:ia, j Wednes«tey: 7^5 p.m., prayer ship. a.m. to 12 noon each morning plomas and the closing vxercisos i.l:j5 and JZ:ia. j , j g 30 , , suramer discus- mec ( fl : S: p m t FRESBVTERIAN CHVKCB through Friday, July 3. wiH be condyt-t^J. Rev. Arthur H. iloJyday Masses: In cburcfi. 6, . . 9;30 sOcial get4^ This year vacation ehurcti school Witnesses Draw Hawlicheck of Si. Paul's LtMheran 6:45, 7:45., 8:45, 9:45 and JO: 38 S4H.; j guijwr Church. Paterson, will be the guest in the evening at 1 p.m. j ' __^_ Frederick E. Christian will be held in Ihe new children's Rev. HkJwtf< L, Smith speaker. Also participating in the y Masses: In church, 6:30t building. The kindergarten depart- FISST CHURCH OF CHKIST, Eev. JFfttBCf D. Cole ment will meet an the ground floor, 1,892 to Assembly service will bo a special choir com- 7; 15 a«d 8 a.m., unless otherwise an- BEV. EBNE3T VARLEY SCIEMTIST and parents may enter the drive- posed of members of Redeemer Day 430 E- Broacl St. 7:25 Rev. Ace L. Tubbs way from Mountain Ave, and let School—grades three through eight First Friday Masses: 6: Sunday Services— tl AM, their kindergarten children off at Held in Clark Following the service, pupils wilt and 8. Minittets British Minister report to the classroom to receive Sunday: The sunamer schedule for New JeI^y; the rear of the children's building. Jehovah's Witnesses concluded OUR &ADY OF LOURDES Nursery—11 A.M. Tlie primary department will meet their report cards after which they Wednesday Evening Testimony worship services goes into effect their three-day assembly Sunday and their parents win inet't in the R. C. CHURCH 8:30 and 10 a.m., worship services. To Speak July 4 on tiie first floor of ihe new building with standing room only at the Meetings 8:15 and the junior department will be parish -hall for the reception of lh<* 304 Central Ave,, Mouniainslde Dr. Feredertek E. Christen Johnson Regional High School in graduates. Refreshments wiH be Rev. Gerard J. MeGarry, Pastor How each individual discovers the preach on the topic "The Pursuit of held on the upper floor of Westmin- Clark. The attendance figure rose of heaven*" is the under- At 1st Methodist ster Kail. served. Assistants Perfection/' to 1892. Shelley CasweH, Willard Dunham. Rev. Francis R McDermitt lying theme at a Bible Lesson on Wednesday: 9 a.m., vacation <*»« itself, and Tilie Rev. Ernest Denton Varfey, Parents may register children for Men, women and children, whole Mariha Imhoff and Barbara Suhr Kev. Francis X, Csrdett "Christian Science," which will, be church school; 11:30 a.m., church a Congregational tnfefsier from San- vacation church school Sunday families, were In attendance* includ- compose tho graduating class. In tx&d &t Christian Science churches morning dyring the church services Rectory—1221 Wyetniag Or, staff devotions; 7:30 p.m., senior dersleed, Surrey, England, wilt be ing 85 members from the Westftaltf ihe fall Wfllard Dunham and Martha AOatns 2-4aO7 Sunday. high summer fellowship. tlie guest preacher at First Metho- in the entrance h&l of the Parish Congregation of Jehovah's Witnesses Imhoff will attend Roosevelt Junior Sunday Masses—7, S S:15, J0:30 From "Science and Health with House. A registrar will also be pres- f dist Church «t tlie 9:30 a.m. wor- and six local area Bible Study High School. Shelley casweH and and 12, Key to the Scriptures" by Mary WOODSIOK CHAPEL ship Sunday, July 4. ent Monday morning in the entrance Groups from Scotch Plains, Fan-Barbara Suhr will attend a school Baker Eddy will be read; "The Morse Avenu*, Fan wood w£iy of the new building next to Weekday Masses—6:30, ? and 8. Mr, Varley w#s trained fur the woed, Ciark and W«stfield. in the Scotch Plains system. Holyday Massefr-6, 7, 8, 10 andgreat miracle, to human sense. Is Sunday: 11 a.m., George Sharp of THE Westminster Hall. The B o'clock featured lecture divine Love, and the grand necessity ministry at tho Yorkshire United 8 p.m. Kenilworth wiU be the speaker at SPEAKS College and JEdmburgh University. drew many local residents due to 1st Friday Masses—£:39, 7; IS, of «xis£enee is to gain the true idea the Family Bibel Hour; Sunday He has had four pastorates, each the fimely subject, "The Moral Students Cook-out of what constitutes the kingdom of school will meet at the same time. Crisis—What Can Be Done About Novena—Our Lady of Miraculous heaven in man" (p. 5SG). WHY YOU CAN completely different from ihe jotfter. Calvary Vacation College students of ihe First Bap- Medal, Monday, 9 p.m* This will begin the departmental The first was hym 1935-42 al Lower It?" Joseph D. Wengert, traveling tist Church, home for the summer, Included In the Bibfe readings will grotip meetings for the summer Dorwen in a little village church; District Supervisor for the Watch- Benediction—Fridays 2:3ft p.m. wiU be meeting weekly for study and Confessions—Saturdays, eve of 1st be a verse from Habakkuk 2:14): months; 7:30 p,m., Mr. Sharp wit! LiUen Swidf^J then from 1932-48 in Bottom in theChurch School tower Society In Brooklyn, N.Y., 'For the earth shell be filled with aiso bring ihe message at the eve- L fellowship with tho Kev. William K. gave the address. Fridays and Holydays, 4 until 5:30, lively war(hinf heart'of industrial Lancashire; then Cober, pastor, and Mrs. Ernest El- and 7:30 until the knowledge of the glory of thening service. betw*«ft a th Pointing to what he felt was the In Blackpool, in o busy att<3 crowd- Staff Listed klnst director of Christian Education, Baptisms—Sunday at 2 p.m. by ap. Lord, as the waters cover the sea." Daily Vacation Bible School will ond tom#one ed seashore holiday resort, and since solution to the moral collapse, as counselors. The group will hold poiutment meet each day from 9:30 until noon. 1955, in Ills present pastorate in a Mrs, EtW Chapman of Westfie3<3, Wengert said, "What is needed today its initial meeting as a cook-out ot Marnages—Arrangements to be FANWGQO PRESBYTERIAN All children four ysars old and over oi large aad flourishing church in one to stem the rising tide of immoral- flic parsonage, 630 Glen Ave., Mon- CHURCH director of the Vacation Charcti made at rectory two months in ad- are invited, Session wiU be held pratiicol results in * of the London suburbs. ity Is a crop of ministers who aren't day, Officers will be selected for the Marline and luGrandi: Ares. School, announces that the follow- vance. through July 9 with a closing pro- times. During his 19 years in Lancashire, ing stfifl members will be installed afraid to speak cut the truth to their summer season and pjans made for George h. Hunt, D.D. gram that night. he held for two periods the office of Sunday during the services of wor-congregations* whether they want a variety of activities. FIKST CHURCH OF CHKISt, Charles L, Sarg MORNING district secretary of the Lancashire ship. to hear such or not, SCIENTIST FIRST BAPTIST CHURCH Congregational Union and was con- Kindergarten department: Mes- "Bible principles/* he said, "which CALVARY EVANGELICAL 25? Midway Ave, Sunday: 10 a.m., worship service; 170 Elm St. men reject today as being 'too okl LUTHEHAN CHURCH Fait wood . William K, Co&er, Minister cerned with the administrative side dames Ruth Price, lead teacher, Su- the sacrament cf Holy Coirsmunion AFTERNOON of the denomination. fashioned tor their needs' have by 108 Eastman St.. Cranford Sunday Services: II a.m, zanne $i$gt Joan Schedin* Boris Or- will fee administered and Dr. Hunt Sunday: 9 and II a.m., worship Mr, Variey's s«?rmon subject \vil! their absence caused the collapse in Rev. Arnold J. Dahlquisi evening testimony atn, Louise PoeJtler, Caroline Wehrll* will preach for ihe last time before and children's •division of church FfRST SUNDAY &e "What It Means To Be a Chris- Audrey Knooller, Joyce Hawkins and these times," Rev. Gordim t. Huff meeting, 8-15 p.nt- his vacation during July, Following school. Sermon by the pastor, the tian/* Miss Doris Eiiekson. Wengert urged families to read fastors the B!ble daily and apply its prin- SCOTCH Pt-AINS CHVRCn service there will be a time of Primary department: Sunday: S:45 nnci 10 a.m.t services fellowship under tfie trees, with the ciples now in order to safeguard of worship through the summer OF CIIKEST board of trustees as hosts. Betty Dahlquist, tend teacher, Milja themselves." months; 1Q a.m,, Sunday church nm n.wium IUI. ranw 's Church Endcson, Florence Frank, Evelyn He concluded by stating that Je- Loderst&dt, Dorothy Warner, Edith school, Jerry Yorlts, Minister FIRST CONGREGATIONAL hovah's Witnesses are using these Sunday: Immediately foil owing tho Sunday: I):45 a.m.* Bibk> school CHURCH Carlson, Mary Simmons and Miss principles and have proof that some- Drive Goes Over Joyce Warner, 10 o'clock service the congregation for ndults and children; 13 a.m., wor- 123 Elmer Street thing can be done about, the moral will meet to consider adoption of a tJiip, sermon. "Christ's Unanswered Ministers Third and fourth grades: Me$~ crisis. new constitution. Prayer"; 7:;iO p.m., ;vorshjp, ser- Rev. t». K+ Stanford Goal dames Orchard Cod, lead, teacher, Ralph K. Hoppe, presiding minis- mon topic, "Tho Growing Christian Key. M. E. IKcCuHatigh Shirley CardcUa, Sally Thompson ter of the Westfietd Congregation, ECHO LAKE CHURCH OF CHRIST SERVICES Fan wood — Robert C. Morbeck, Overcomes'*; Communion will be Sunday: 9:30 a.m., worship in the and Christa Moelier, . said that the local ministers had 600 Springfield Avenue served al bdih services. chairman of the recent capital funds L Fifth and sixth grades: Mesdames sanctuary. Rev. L. R. Stanford wiU learned many things over the week^ Bernard E. iemmons, minis (IT Wednesday: p.m., midwuofc | proach. A toddlers and crib room is drive at *he Fanvvood Presbyterian Emily Rcbison, tod leather, Mar- eiHi which they can apply right Sunday: !):30 a.m., BJblo school .t Church, and Hofrert W, Fatoti, garet Doerhoefer, H«feno Schaar- study. provided in Ehe parish house during away to their own lives, "The Fri-for children and adults^ 10:30 a.m., •-1"L" finance chairman, announce its sue-schmM! t and Margaret Frischmann, tho services; 3O;3O am. coffee hour Telephone AD 3-0003 1 V day night program, for instance, worship service with einging, pray- COMMUNITV PRESBYTERIAN for fcitow worshippers. cessful completion. With a goal of! Substitute teachers: Mesdamos dealing with raising children was er, am! communion. Tho speaker CHURCH $65,000, moro than $71,000 has been Lee Kossor, Joan Weasels, Eleanor, very practical. We'll be working on will be Wayne Hermnmgway; 7 Meeting House Lune Mountainside contributed and pledged. George and Eleanor Klrlin, these ideas and sharing these things p.m., W, Heminingway will again Rev. Elmer A, Tafeott Jr.t Minister By action of the congregation, the Refreshment chalrlndy, Mrs. Fran- with area resMents in the months be the speaker, Sunday: 9:30 a.m., nursery euro: entire amount will be divided be- ces Sullivan* transportation chair- ahead," Wednesday: 10 a.m., Ladies Bible worsbtp, sermon» "Is Theology Ir- WE RECOMMEND tween the capital needs of tlie church man, John Kiesewelter. -•> and the general mission of the Unit- The fine attendance record, practi- Class; 8 p,m,, Bible study of "Therelevant?" Kev. Talcott preaching MORNING WORSHIP cal things learned and ihe 24 newLife of Christ," presented by Wil- VVedntsjJay: S: 30 a.m., interces- ed Presbyterian Church in the USA, liam Oakley. from the Jn this latter category, there will be Baptist Conferees ministers oradiaed and immersed sory prayers; 10 a.m,, Bible class. substantial contributIons to the Pres- during the assembly made the week- TOWN BOOK STORE Women of the First BapMst Church end a sum success, Mr. Hoppe ex- ST. LUKE A. M. E. CHURCH ST, PAUL'S EPISCOPAL CHURCH First Baptist Church bytery's Innei-'cUy project in Eliza- who attended the annual state Bap- Rev. R- I*. Drowf Minister bethport. to the Synod of New Jer- plained. 41* K. Broad St. tist women's conference at Peddle 500 Pawncr St. , The Rev, Hiehard J. II.nrdnKni Westfield New Jersey 255 E.'Broad Sf,, WesffieW sey's camp and conference pro- School, Hlghislown, June 15 and 16 Adriane and Eoxanno TtuUedge of Sunday: 9:30 a.m., chtircti school, grams, and to the fifty million fund The ttcv* John C, W. Unsley included: Mrs. Lawrence Austin, 42 PlainfieM Ave,, Scotch Plains, Charles B. Morrison, siiperlntendeni; Thp Rov. Joseph S. Harrison of the Presbyterian General Assem- Mrs. Albert Ayer, Mrs. John Clark, were two of 24 new ministers bap- II n.rn., Jiov. Drew will deliver the June 27; 1965 bly. SumJuy: 7 a,m., holy communion: Mrs, William K. Cober, Mrs. James tized at the assembly. sermon; 4 to 7 p.m., St. Luke's an- 7.45, 8:45 ^n to 12 Noon project will toe the purchase of a Ernest Johnson, Mrs. Robert Levy, meetings each week at Kingdom Brewster, sponsor. prayer i»nd sermon. Rodgers organ to reptace tho small, WCTC Radio best sellers at this book shop, Mrs. Jack Mclntosh. Mrs. Hichprd Hall, UTS Old Raritan Kd,, C&rk, Church scliool at the B:45 ami 30 temporary organ which was moved Melntosh, Mrs. Jchn Miller, Mrs. F.where they receive ministerial train- EMANU-BL to the new sanctuary at the time of 758 E. Broad St. a.m. scrvicos, 1450 AM 98.3 FM you are always welcome to browi* Heidi Sloeum, Mrs. G. Albert Smyth, ing under the supervision of Mr. Wedncsdiiy: 9:30 a.m., holy coin- ^ Us completion, pending acquisition Mrs. Harold Tf&worih and Mrs, Rol- Hoppe and Earl D. Myers, ministry Kabbi Bernard M. Ilonnn of an instrument adequate for the Tomorrow: 8:U p.m., sabbiitli eve nuinion: a p,m,. cosmopolitan club. lin Wildin, fclmol Instructor. Sermon around. much larger sanctuary and for the Mrs, Cober is the state program After the assembSy ended the wit-service; bat rmtzvah of Rosanne Jo REDEEMER LUTHERAN expanding music program of thechairman and Mrs, Wildtn the state nesses took off ihoir ties and coats Abrams. CHURCH the Rev, William K. Cober church. recording secretary. and joined in a mass clean-up of the Saturday: 9M5 a.m., sabbath Kev, Walter A. Reiming high school facilities. They will mee* morning devotions. Vicar C. Clifford Flanigan Loving Things and Vacation Bible School together again at Yankee Stadium Friday: 8 p.m., July 2 sabbath eve Corner Clark St. and Cowper- from 9:30 a.m. to noon. The school Aug. 24-29 for the annual large dis- summer service. thwaiie pi., opposHc Uooscvelt Jan. Using People" FOR NEWCOMERS TO At Alliance Church which last year averaged 270 young- trict assembly. We welcome your inquiries regard- tor High Sdiool. Opens Monday sters will i>e unefcr the supervision ing temple membership and the Tomorruw: If p.m.. eighth grade of Mrs, Joisn Cuthbort. total religious program for -children KHldiijitto;) and d<:nin« service; 0:30 j A Vacation Bible School for chil- There i.s no charge for ihe sehooi; Convention Report and adults, us well as nursery p.m., UiihiTim La.vnK=n'-s Lea.qtiLv school. Information may be obi a inert dren from 3 to J2 years of age will J* is open to -all children in the des- Tlie services at Westfield's Luth- *^>y,"jm" 1 by calling the temple office. TJg^-;w!Si 1W3 *W8»?S?55,^;^^S ^ i^s beheld at the AHfenco Church, Ret- I L ^L, . ot- *^^yf^;< ignated age groups. Transportation cur \v;i*h; \nuv.n\s, teachers | ap 1 '-SK-. .*v- -^. iX'i •-*••-•?:• >- -iS-o,^* -^ •x-ib. eran Church, 8:38 and n a.m., Sun- ^ss? "iX'. ^^, -•^j-: il-M" 0F1 -it.-. Sabbath services are held every w to^>^ -J,'. -.1* ' I • "- :<:•;• :c--:^ iford Ave. and Cherry St., CranTord, will bo available by bus. ^^;>^ m&$m&*i ¥=.**&• :OJ^V. m jsap^i- drive. * 'ST- •^>'-v*.^^^ ^'^ day, will include a brief report by ^-. •^ 1 1 _ j u r r ^_.^ ^ 1 ^ '^ ^ i •^.V' ?-:-.v •tt* •^f%*mt ^ :'<•;•-•:•>• @s« &sm? Friiby evening during tho. summer •L^K *V •s- i^O: liogiiuiing Monday and continuing An evening school for teenagers Sunday: KtV& n,ni. diiklron's ohoir i "«":J:*"? >.3£Z&£ =K-S_ ^< 4 ••-••xjr the Rev. Walter A* Rctining en the £-•-0,- •^•f :-*? .sw iv.-.v. •-•;: -i-.^:-' 1 .T^y y^ beginning at 8 p.m. They ore con- ^^W -•l^ -^ s-^ .S.V* " •••.•!':••• _• through July 9. Sessions will be ^^=^, •^ * J . • • *v- "- -^" •v. will be held from Aug. 9 ' ^ F 't ' • "J at fady servk-o air! Holy Baptism, :<-o '^Vi-d.^i •--^'^ ^-r? convention of the Lutheran Church. ^&y I ^: •z-^-: 1 ••!"• ""Jl _ 5- • *. ^ 11 - : ^-y •\ ducted by members of the TempU* :^5'Wi: •-.. :,»^-s :4: 1 •% is -^ ->.;r^ ^VS-.V. -^' :-*_o •j- -1 Pastor Reunmg was a member of ^ •Si V^i; •^t »• •>:-•-.•'.'•*•^- ^/, i--> • Religious Committee without music •:-:^> •sft-.si SSIM v^. -w- f'^- the Atlantic District Contingent of rO»i^ •St- ifvij^v-^xo: >* ^ ZniJ-iL 3- and sermon. ^^•-^ or'. •• .-. •?.'1O. • 3-:^.v<- SB>™^? ' r-.i •. :^>" Delegates nnd Representatives, serv- .^=v ^" n." O_J "s^-:-^^- •Ui •JW?'V ing as regional vice president for ^•05; -^1-: ALL SAINTS EPISCOPAL 1 m ®fe \'. • K - H' ^•^ New Jersey. Sunday's sermon will CHURCH :w-i- ^' be delivered by Mr. Reunmg. 593 Park Ave. i:?; oM: Laundry Woes Piling Up? ro^i Pi Scotch Plains 1^: Tireless Being, patient of man's 'j; Sunday; fl a.m., hoiy communion; ,-r-U procrastination, affords him fresh 10 a.m., prayt'r and sermon. Get Smart! "s. opportunities every hcur. — Mary Wednesday: 3;30 a.m., mitf-week . * • leave your Baker Eddy holy communion. \\ ^m hh~ft* •> • •-^iff" n^^ JWS •'^^ -j?. M -v:? r-'-.-- -. " washday blues with *5Eil .-j?f J • I- Wi J3& - J- • • V j". •3>?S \ m J m us* anflsave! ;t..:< All the work and weather-worry Q •3H 1 •«)• j^ : is gone from washday forever, ^ - f iS^i^ ^^ t.' P® (Mil sS»^: w '.*.-.>' :1^ vi^ when you let us do your family s.^- ^£A*,3SSj£ 1 ^W W^ ••0- n.^" =H% .s >•. ^' 3&3 a -*• £•-« WFSS laundry. You'll be surprised at ft's almost Ifko o^X Sis *«3 r<^-4' iJ^i the savings and workmanship! the way o Classified Ad in the Leader produces results DOOLEY COLONIAL SAME DAY SERVfCE ON LAUNDRY AND it whenever you want to , * 556 Westfield Ave. ® AD 3-0255 DRY CLEANING UPON REQUEST sell, buy, rent or hire. CosJ A Funeral Horos nf homeftke atmosphers, completely mode"1 ts tmyf p off-street Parking Facilities 1 •¥.=.. Staff ***" WESTFI Charles B. Oooloy DOOUV Frank J ttloolfty OPPOSITE FJRE HEADQUARTERS Sir** H»I«I ?*!rw. Kilirin .1, .St-l i-UtUif *<* Mr, fintl Mi**. Ilitln-r* ttf Nrvv Caro 218 11 yn Mt Dooby ST. AD 2*5020 -ttHj* itiwlitljiti 1IN#*M1 Jtml <*i4' wan h P D^ t- . S.i cane Season I ^ ^r^S^C^S^riZ ear ^H-==--V-- •^.V f^-.^l£_rf;.=i5. Boy Scout precautions If Ti»*i> Wfd .t-.-V ;-.*^: orm 't£.5Prp^ ^. '•OJ ; .i i- .- -di Troop 76 «E » jtys rolled and ijmitivnvL cousin!; itist K- . - '— —.:»• if• -ij-\*r. • _ • •. ' V ' I «i by tisa Kitvanis <.it h&H us .la j£ the sum-erty damage losses iu'al _!_ > • 'X-. -I:"- " ' . ". TlWet ing of the year ^I-I • •-*.-*! !•_ mn irlr - "is living in 000. GOO, II- _ - - ••:^E-J!9^_ this HT my EJton advised today. Since then, hurricane;. I, ^: ftobcrt: A, the ftefe^r fife some lives eauh year, U tjonal repn?Bentative Charles Han- Miijjii:;. ^i-:.M.-.-. -{. "^>" •'"---• hw*ruct«w remem- to advance warning by t ^ tciwr of the Kiwaois Club Mr - -Ji - . course of hur* watchers the loss of \\iv \>^ iw'^ dnr. cranmcind*>d the Kiwenw coast and much smaller, •-' H \\wu- i*r •*> by Scoutmiis4er War- Samage caused by set will give you the latest informa- m i; K. kala, present^ the Star Scout (rater and flood- tion from the Weather Bureau. '. +..M i>H-ki&n a) U«lv«r- ! Mword to trtH^> quartermasl«r Den- When a hurricane is born, U.S. Uoc said. to Lev Honerker, Bertite Haf Jovi s struck Weather Bureau observers usually xo Ck-u on Aug. 26,track it before the storm hits th* Bob SteiTingcr; ami, $65 million i; Dora continent. Observation planes w Of deHoot ScoiilS John ult* in Sehml Cbrts Legttckl and Tiin ;ured damage $12 sent up to fly around and through in- on Oct. 14, 1 i. Wni'kaKi spoltt? brief- ^"f- service - . - dt reason- j ullov the pTv-^lte i? ni*-rf Io I bo iv*i. , ly about final sign-up instructions -J T ^- J duoe l^»e po&sibil:: 5 *T able cost. Careful crat- [or hcAh summer scopi camps: con- i pressure hi: tU- ^r;itul»tcd Ihi* parents for their sup- f [he walls. *•',* ing and packing, too. jar^(i> t;tovcn Clark. 1'rtrr I'otty port, and Utanked tlie troop com- j Be careful -^^ 7 £ 1. ^ Kt?klnian. .limmv for a job wHI done. '"^1 Phone right now. i or c-sr>di6-s are i. • make sir-e they t J. • £ Adtsl-tff" .Mr. Ik'iiry rniisuoiK'i'u th;it the ! where the> will is? Si n? had btvn an ontstninline .^ >^. 1'vriy hoy v,-h<» hn<1 sold flag* logic Air Command tSAO unit at f Don'J leave «* •:i Andersen AFIIt CJunm. His unit sup- '• >nr !inw OK1 IDOSI fk'i^s -" ij j ports the SAC mission of keeping I roads and ^.r;:-t Uic nnlioji's inU!rcoiUinciiUil missiJes ALLIE ; free of ruW'^f . : f pri;** i-tv AiUmr IIoovtT. i.mi\ jet bomlwrs on constant ulerl. LOCAL f* LONG DlStANCC Afrn^t^ _ u*h;; =¥^5* ^ Rwfftt»r The .'lirfvuin is a graduate nf Wost- NORTH A^E /y«^i- WtSlfiELO AP ^ 44 64 I Stay h^:-^ 50 : field if lull School. i firs! aid o-r re>c^ ^ri I: (_ leary nr.d .laui .lEisnlii Knnriy I'l • • •• F •!'• • r • pUiC-^4 thinl OIIUM'M win.) IILKJ soltl fijiis «<•]<• Uith.iril t'kirkr, (ifvU 1 1 j from an ^ faeaviiyinrdiw^ t-^ ••I JJ* ' -r it 5a fc^rn Kut'tuts;. Billy \WK<\ r.-lcr Z^-li, ! If you hive : c«3LTSac* Grrp MeKlroy, Wohby Ham. Tommy l.«!a<', Ainn Hass. Andy tioodsori, lVArlnnn of Fiinwond urr thi* »eiv FANWOOD ti 2-7840 If i AiriiKin !M.^ "i. now trniiicd to re- 1 p;ur ji>t and ti niio-propel kT ziircr-ufl ; i riling, i.s UiinM nssi^nttl to «i Stru- OP wtuoon by tJv "• i — ••—• - • •"-". wr-.11 j it im. Like Your Car I ' * trrc«*c . vs. or sts? -J •5HJ**' .-4c- ii- *l •i.1^- &-'^ dam- ^ J*i>i -J ?J* :*. • L-l- • J <* SK urner Your -i -i L-a .'-I. ^ j.V; :-.: T9 ^ ii"• _r r V^ A-* *^^. t>;a -T- -• -1 • _• ^» -•.-? •»l!f*. "• Needs Servicing \»?5" Cisai ^^ r _'•-• ^ « A CLEAN BURNER works more efficiently — results ^ I • • • •[• ' ^ r* Jarvis * 'XT In even lower heating costs next heating season. Kadak Dealer ^ - r. • - -••— - -. •. -_ f il != ^=->' •J! s, -• for Color Processing — DON'T DELAY - CALL TODAY r:-xr-^Li. <•-_• ;•• both movies and stills All pests and insects hate the WESTERN brand of • •• •J = • To Ui -- (-... . 1 means they're not long for this world! A*k aboul cur h :\. the ... it's safe, swift, sure and keeps your homo ifee CT pc ** Clean alf year fong. Local peopfe give you ^a1 swv.ee -.-,-. - .: f Fuel Oil - 24 Uour Burner Service L — •_ •_ HEATING EQUIPMENT INSTALLED 460 North Av*. EAI* it Ph«n« AD a-2200 54 Elm St [*••• IG48ROUTE22, MOUNTAINSIDE # PHONE AO Pag«s 4 THE WESTFJELD fN. JT.> LEADBR, THTORSDAir, TONE 21 a electricity created by tht&e fabrics. scratch the healing plate with rough It may be necessary t« use one abrasive. SinaU burrs may be no- Family Auto Trip Steam Irons Need ticeabte on rough material, but may or i wo iabkiKpocmii of ammonia to ruin a finer, smoother fabric. final rinse to dim mate a linger- CRANFORD HAll perspiration odor in wash and Can Be Fun If Care to Perform Mom. of Planned Ahead As Intended Summer Clothing By CAKOLYN F, YUKNUS ur Inspection I By MARY W, ARMSTRONG. Ed.D. Ceuffty Home Economist Requires Extra 600 Lincoln Park Senior Cwuriy Home Steam irons have become a favor- Will your family take the road ite appliance tor homomakers. Care, Handlin 6-7100 some time ibis summer? If you've Steam irons can make pressing or Oireefor.- COHM** had enjoyable trips m the past, Ironing easier. By CAKOLVN F. { you're more Ifeiy la do so. Family However, pour performance can County Home Economist j vacations by car have much to com- be traced to the care of the Summer clot lies require more fre- ; mend them if adequate advance steam iron- Until a ste&ra iron starts quent washing, pressing, or as ring j preparations have been made. U> spit and sputter, or produces no or ^oes not get hot, little than dothes for other seasons. j Firsl comes some advance plan- Humidity, heat and sun cause I ning a&ou! routes and stopovers. One thought is given to the care of the get ready properly unless there iron. move damage to clothes than is often \ suspected, , I COX.D fiOUFS we so refresh- Until ready to serve. Makes is a .pretty good idea attout destina- When the iron was purchased, spe- Ing. They may be served tftor- servings. tion. cific instructions for use were jn- CertainJy heet and humidity in-j crease the amomH of perspiration ouffbly chilled or jellied- Most FBGSTBO VUAM SOXX3P Then on an individual basis, there eluded. In many instances, these of them sre easy to make be* instructions have long since been which is generally absorbed by the a canned soup Is used is toe matter of clothes and gear oz. can likely to be Reeded. If there are to lost. clothing. Aside from perspiration, 2 tablespoons butter heal and humidity can set wrinkles There is no set rule for serv- 1 can condensed cream of be lao more than two passengers, Asa selling feature, many Iron ing except the suggestion that mushroom soup bulky fishing tackle and other rec- manufacturers say that ordinary tap that may be most difficult to re- the dishes b© as cool to look at cup milk reational equipment presents less of water can foe used in your new iron. move. as possible* If no cream soup J cup Hg-bt cream a problem. But, If there are sev- This is possible only if you 3ive in a Activity In the sun and warm bowla are available, use glass teaspoon s«Ut DUCTED soft water area, or have a water weather -can create a color change punch cups, low gltaaa compotes teaspoon pepper eral traveling together, an agree- pr even coffee cups* 2 tablespoons cooking1 ment of tfte space allowance per j*er- softner in your home. or cause while colors to turn yel- 2 tablespoons lemon juice son before getting ready is impor- However, in hard w#ter areas low. sour Saut6 crab meat In butter till tant. there is greater dutnee that miner- Stains from food are more apt to golden. Blend together with re- Two rules for individual packing als in the water wiU accumulate to happen* I pa Therefore, if a regular 1 can (1GH o=J ? frozen con mainlng Ingredients. Chill about are helpfui; Make a list of all essen* clog the st#am passages. A simiiar system of care is followed, greater densed cream of potato 3 hours; garnish with parsley PRICES LISTED soup and serve 1 4 ie Park •V. -:- 4C generation ot Ijaujjih ci Si? J--- '. onors and bis \vifi\ Mirta. i, ^ fan';**] Trio of jugglers, whom ho pet-SHiidird v^ v ucox i. m Tivoli UanJons, a • i at Olym- bila SelilsLrom is a •••• " , bur of the at-1. ident •'- V public appearana- iJf furtr years ago, wNtn -.•. ~fl J- - : -*. • a .1 j ish: Em^ry O(va? _ Ml oJ Ktr.is. NK., - : English d C^ •-— c**lr_gv > Alumni -i- "• The av-Ts" nairii- is* i«k(*n fnwrr. NK.Jww first syUa!.»U?R oi ihur, Al. M: Utsterjr, U of Jflli Enukvard W-sib"• " . ... • Anaftor K .-v-' jersoy r v n y TUESDAY Marcos of hri'jk Tgwn. a mental \YXMX$ in Spanish next week's tH'i; circus ;tt -*jp recurve an ParkT also is in next wwk't cus at Olympic Park. Th\* in a i- t tm hi& col- Third Porn* dcpartmc^al band-wife team which ptrforir.s«^ r? taken teyDcnak l Utas)U£''fif pB read; "FoJ- u Way in English, ftntacttfl trapeze bar rigged between a s^ wishbone contraplion The Umd a from Dar^nouth ;\ lieart is . the show slutting g period IK playing through July "4 is ,; Bcil Her Parisians, a raited ion of •i woiv Olvo^ and it;*** in His Sixlh Ftu'm: t A *- JO—10 ed poodles. W *&&& Ii *>f 431 Woodland Ave.. Registration will start July e h lurtn; you had i 1 THE* swimming classes given st O]yMj;;'_ and iiontii r«t|, FwtrUi Form; Park by the Newark R«.-d Crwt. i*H !f fivy Mullen of 8U4 Hillside A\-^ Off! in tiw Beil or- j I Anyone who has com p! final nuirking ^u^riod, Ktigel t!ll| fourth grade may enroll in | TtiiwJ Fwm final mark- '»x-^ u* pcrvite for Dan-1 ing juried, Bl^aius antt Fiittt- Fonn gram which teachc water Ary cyfnplpto listing «f j \ thousands each summer. fii't.1 lujfiur roil, curfw^d tietem irf Vffii j 2] 9 Canterbury lid., Simon •UsJiinK. but among i Tuition Aid P »••,••. of 249 Klmbali Ave; secmn 1 i roll, Frederick ObrocU of It Carol |#b«rtson Mrs. Stevens of thi' Dart- e L. +!-itf,i'.rt.t hi\ \orihirn New ; fid, Fintil niarhhigf |jtM"*od, Hawkins To PTO Leaders • | [»tftler aTid D;md Lough trf 1S43 Available at III I way Ave. •Mrs. H, A. Stevens of 19 Stone- of I .?••> w.-: . the leifih Park was hostess la the nt-x f 1 I'm 0 good face Is a letter of riscom- , ly elected slate of officers and eeejv ee, and ; mendation, a goud heart is a letter mittet* cliainnen of the Lintota -t- tr* Nationui Enroll-! LEGAL NOTICES £• >• • 'i'mii . may* of iTftdft.—Edward Gewge Bulwef- School Pl^O Tuesday night, Associate nwm- •-H <•-—• < Fh— - .r at I .___•! . I ". Lytton !O., JUNE 30 !=• J n = J'lanning Sub- In mo Cuuniy of Mrs, Rjchaid SwlcK»r g jarfsfnla '* \Olll I'. Vti 1 1*1 tf:*j.r: J t;:" on A liirtini Relations; FHIUI*' nf .KHIX H HA K n ON * tif Ken J*r«<»y to SURVIVE tion of -possible programs for ifc L WmUUiV, (li^j Um^vn tiu JiHiN 11. year prompted interest and discus- |hl WllKMllV. l^ii'ttrtiMl. Hit Pun I'uiHiiitt! in in.- IHM»IT or MARY C. ticotuli PUInn hi sion. '•H p nf Intf lax i*a!i* LIAWAYS" '?**•*^ KANAN1C, Hiiniijtutt' nf tli«- 1'LMlht.J" or r f»f Km.fii, niLiiii' iMI tin1 I'l^venih rfay h fm the Mubj»rt c-f LEGAL NOTICES The projected budget was sp 14 v.;. t to ml »* J*ftt S8O lh iy?1l the m* man BLANKET proved after minor changes, Hw. Ki, N. 3: rir^t Ward by JP •._ ... 1 ufh as ihe roinmumty (ho 4 }-r= Viktf. bert Randolph, retiring principal of - ri u: Mum, r. KT: Mnivh, lsii3'\ Vi*u sft INOO" Io i-xhihtt to =- 1- :• Ti,= 1 Lincoln School addressed the group It r ruiilt nr t nuiini ri«luT lit I*- ! or Mtu^rMHi ti> d *w Ni*H Jersey Cam tTi showti the c briefly and refreshments £:= UWOHW i * r sb*- Blind which Hiri! Ille Hi' V .11'. 1 served- Mrs. Edwin Garnish a if tf"1 t\v HIM friim Ihr IUIIL Court kd~ maintenanrt* of 1 t i- 51 I luy \^ III IK* fun of you ed Mrs. Slovens as hostess. ii It* ail.- players In the1 Hln'vt- I'utlU^i 'it-- 1 K.2J 1 ill AMI ., -w. . - ""me? ynu hav« in may iM hnvtt H«m# rtfTbt, title, lUn nr V-'lh tin \X t *_* r«» is * inTi-rtlii^ tln» r*^ii* Alfi .-1 soy l*j* viriui* rnm:: ;n r; s Chair lay tho f CRRnFORD n; imc " ' ' A t tor ALL LP i a brilliant hu>i- t'iii m- ullifH* l^gal tft IHW- — 'IHIDAV Ihru TtENDAV — rtil - Tlir nnlura or Whloli • i •• i- -^ —_• fiii Hint you and i?nn h MI RECORDS ^ rolk^e and iuT nluinnl j HH il^r*MHll*lit» t XOTITK Tit ($3.9ft and up) "THOSE CALLOWAYS" far (rom ihrounh with you, ivllh i«trl li'tiiurli v In HM» NT3W t» UltlAK KIJII'M & \Ktt\ MH'l-> EU HI-FI AND STEREO >s jind i' IIHTII Etiiuii] Dr Class ; H'TA'1'1': Ni:\V J 'l'Il*: Jtmt> **, PM A VKII'T A NSKTTK TO MOItTIMKIL 10% Discount Al AI<0$ VI %Mi ^I.I.O '"1 \V« en- delijfhtod \hui 1 the t _••>? B l . njw. sit. n i :' III- i r h, ^I^VI^ ^ anil AT AIL TIMES "BEACH BLANKET ursy or UiMr ilhtl r 1 nil « p IS! h an Ml I JI rM M (EH, M-3W BINGO" to i i th< Han PIil I". -JliTON- lumtt-ri You are invited to \oln • I ' - '* HIM •• tiy • nill"!^ n ; • .— 'inMt nn I The Mutit Staff Record Club GROUP ft* US in HTATK i»F NI3W JK11SKV; Sithtvan ;l » V your 1 FREE RECORD 7* I*. Ill "AMOROUS ADV. OF 1 hnlrw, UAR GRQVEf N J Sons H to aitvpt Hie AUiml ;V.''«'^'rACVm^r I''U'K1T". Rvu'\l'.r- I l WITH 10 PURCHASiO ard Ton^wrrou- w^ know yuti will Ill*1 If wurn'HHiirh in flM lit. 1 i11 f' Ulid MOLL FLANDERS" k-4 I"-.]- J ". " •* ' ^.1 . . '.7, pivtl iif-*ttoii In w 45 rpm or IP 1 Inlfrrnl • nml HUH, ffll.UUlt U. tack at work, full tlnip, (or Dart i AIA HV"\ " I ii:r.i^s. in §111 iniltf iivirl !t" t..J AJlK, •-1 Kit l\ HKMUTON. ^t ir f h'IV'nt1unlHv (MMI^IIIK in th*' Yf>l AHK IIKKKHV IIH *IAM KWY "BUS RILEY'S BACK Vll V A Complete Stock of EXIT It in j = 5" Mr, £ jfoImnJ the Krw ll i:i>, iiifiinHfr'H nii.M : IN TOWN" 1 i drt^M IH IUD Illm Hlr^ J I r. (in ii DIAMOND NEEDIES •••HHi tci 11 t*» 'li> K*- JinlHiiM'nt tiy I|IM'H ult r to (ho r-Hn- r |.1U1M1 t\]i-ii In s Dr uir «. »I li.v I"1 |i|]'|rr-'(| :< j,ji i f3Ht yni] f nr -lL Artl^in \\\ OF THE YEAR!! of Tct'hnnUiny. Mbt 1^ ]h-t ,Ur ma i ill* ii tn t lin inni- uhJrh liiiliii A. r l jiihi Mftry IX at DISCOUNT PRICES < L -f ANNOUNC -i1 U THE APPOINTMENT OF s <:harls 1966 71-.1-- nnl of '••-•-. . J its fir.^ •'JOE FLYNN v\hic!i i:»r vi 'SHAVYCREW Mlf t •••*. Tin J.S.lRVIN ^ OIL t * y LUHBEH i of nd wiil ooiisbi of 600 SOUTH AVE^WEST COAL WE15TFIELDt NEW JERSEY i.i Ll t'VfiiK .'i-H in tlie >IAIIM;IO a P.M. 1 - It 4 VOKI liflll" JlltlH \V^:iiM!V.'>n .s •lulu 1-1. ; il inn sic "Building Headquarters" : r, V LUMBER MIUWORK • MASON'S MAIERIAIS • HARDWARE FUELS in Phone AD 3-1492 Aflor Office Hours; AD 3-1494 > I>iivi>:. rill l'nlt SUMMER VACATION KIDDIE SERIES i\ih -.-i AS AN AUTHORIZED DEALER IHLF'L •_!• M for mill r«r f'hllilrrm SIIU^II^H. I'nn- TO BUY OR SELL, USE FOR E'F'M* AUTOMATIC HEATING IEADER CLASSIFIED ADS W&HGSOAI, FOR TERMITE ECTION CALL -••, BOILER BURNER i! Admission and alf our rides 10 cenls UNITS for everyone, from 2 p. m, to closing lime; ELECTRIC FURNACE-MAN, INC FURNACE BURNER rein or shine. FREE parking for 2,000 c.- EMMAUS, PA UNITS 1 CONVERSION Monday—All Rides /2 Price—Except Holicby* Pnal Williams Termite Control BURNERS i until, COMIMJSV FOR OIL AND COAL (37 ElMIft ST. AD 2-4477 _. _-. • . -^-- F*ge 6 WESmEiD W, *> LEABEK, THURSDAY, JUNE 21, 3965 a request for aa increase in In several eases, sclwlarshifl win- Plains Artist Cross rates until After Aug. 15 to ners already announced were pre- Oaldweli, Averick Two Men Held Fo allow all interested parties more; Students Due sented the awards by representa- r I lime m which to study the matter tives of ^rganteaiions giving them. Boro Delegates urals Task At and prepure their object ionv To Start Summer The Fan wood Junior VVwnaii's *&m Contracts wore awarded to tlw Club $350 selwlar&Ma went to Gloria Ave, were ordered held for Spoer; the Scotch To Boys' State Couitliouse Moreira Construction Co, of Flenv ! Study at UJC Sp l isjgtoii on its jow bid of $24,524 to i I Higl) School Music by Magnate John M.'Ma*e^(?day ^St°e Among Uie finishing touches fo.rj«reet a new reinforced concrete! $200 scholarship to Georgya Gwt- prjncj- Hosky on a charge of break ' *^> - the Union County CourUiouse annex j bridge at Broak&ide Ttr, neai More than 5©0 sUutonU are expect- k'm: and the Ralph Ketis Memorial pal of Governor ; Livingston High entering and Muse m\ «C h ed to begin classes Monday in Union Scholarships of undisclosed amounts, School, Berkeley Heights, has an- breaking and entering and I wjii be murals jji the seven court-1 «**ard Ter. m Clark; to Moore Chev- Junior College's anfiual Summer Ses- room& depicting historical scenes. I rofcr in Elizabeth an its low bid of j to Barbara Hartz and Richard F. notunccd that James L. Cold well of Rosky was arrested ^j.lv sion. Anlonak. 1263 Knollwood Rd,, will be the Wednesday after allegedly bj4- Richard de GrootT a Scotch Plains j $U.413.6O fur six cars for county A day session will be conducted into Jarvis' Drug Store, U E\n artist, was commissioned by the departments to Chain Curtain I Other awards: Kt-y Club Award of gale and Jeffrey Awriek of this yea? as well as an evening ses- $109, John Sooha; Scutch Pteins- Wyoming Dr., th& altsraaie to rep- and taking a camera, value Board of Freeholders Thursday to jShoppe, Elizabeth, on its tow bid sion. Classes in the day session will known. He is also charged paint the murals at a fee of $2,600. j of $16.438 for window accessories for Fanwood High School PTA Techni- reseat Mountainside in the 20th sus- moei front 8:30 to 11:45 a.m., while cal Award of $100, Kiehard JBopp; •Jon of the American Legion Boys breaking into the Dutch Treat < Freeholder Director Raymond I the courthouse annex. classes m the evening session wiU be $boppe, IU7 W, South Ave ^ Moore said the Union County His- Scotch Plains Republican Woman's State. from 8;25 to 9 p.m. Club Social Studies Award, a $50 The boys are sponsored by the last week and allegedly taking ,' torical Society will be asked to sug- Registration lor the six-week Sum- and other items with a total i gest ideas for the paintings. Pvt, McCoy Assigned bout!, Janice Keith; Business Edu- Mountainside American h&gmn Blue of less than $100. roer session will conclude tonight cation Club award, $50, Sharon How- Star Post 386, aiid QFG selected on The board adopted an ordinance tram 6 to 8:30 p.m. Prof. Walter appropriating ¥250,000 to the Union To German Post ard; Home Economics Award, a $25 the basis of leadership, character, Muse is charged wi(h ent . Mattimore, director, suid there are Kelly's Confectionery Store. fi4 w County Park Commission for capital Scotch Flatns—Army Pvt. Thomas a few openings in some courses in bond provided by the JSlizabethlewn scholarship EUEK! service. 4 improvements. McCoy, son of Frank McCoy both the day and evening sessions. Consolidated Gss Co,, Sue Gaiica; The purpose of Boys State is to •Broad St. on Jum 8 and V • about $30 in cash. There were no dissents during the ., 2am Beryllium St., was assign- Prof. JMaUnwe said he anticipates U. S. Naval Reserve Award, an un- develop good cHtzens in the United public hearing. Kldridgo, daughter of Mr. -disclosed amount, Ketth LJppert; States of America by inspiring the ed May 29 io die 58th Engineer Com. and Mrs. Carlis Eltiridge, has been about hall the students will be reg- This was followed by the adoption pany near Fulda, Germany. Mc- ularly enrolled'at Union Junior Col- and Ruth Shetland Music Awards of youth of New Jersey to take a more of a bonding ordinance to cover the awarded a BS degree in education $5 each io Paul Armerding and Ei- active and intelligent interest In fclie Coy, a combat construction special- by Central Stale College, Wilber- lege, white the others will be from •appropriation. ist in the company, entered (he other colleges and universities. leen Habm. operation of our state- and nation On the request of the Morris Ohio, she will tepch in the Winners of the PTA Summer and in the privileges ami responsi- Army in December 3964. He com- Linden school system in September There were students enrolled from County Board of Freeholders the pleted basic training at Fort JDix and more than 100 colleges and univer- School Music: Scholarships of $35 bilities of difcenghip,," Union County body petitioned fend will work this summer for the sities in last year's Summer session, each were Robert Anms and Sue In a model "state"—Boys State— was last stationed at Fort Leonard: project " Start" in Linden, Charles Howe!!, state commissioner Wood,, Mo. The 18-year-oId soldier Prof. MaiUmore said. AbHanta, the boy citizens will learn about tlie of banking and insurance to postpone While at Central State Miss Eld- The Mathematical Association of executive branch of government fry attended Scotch Plains - Fanwood ridge participated in the NEA, OS Forty liberal arts, engineering, sci- a hearing scheduled for Monday on High School in Scotch Plains, ence and business administration America award, a pin and $25 bond serving as . governor . ami mayor. EA, Players Guild; was secretary for high score in a math contest They will learn.-how &r legislate by of the dormitory council, WSGA, credt courses will be available, as well as non-credit courses in French went to Joshua Mittektarf. serving *f*-1sStf$to; -assemblyman, and was first attendant to "Miss county freehold^ and municipai Sweetheart 1364." and Spanish refresher, English re- Other awards presented but pre- HAVE YOU DISCOVERED HELDCLUB ? view, introductory algobra, and trig- viously announced were Joint PTA councilman. They wi\l leprn how to onometry. Council awards totaling $if4G0 to maintain Uw •&#& ofcfef by serving Jean Singley, June Burton, Mildred as police dilefj as prdsecutor, ss Our Exclusive ShlrH Purdue Professor Hitler, Edith McErkmn and JHI Seg* judge. elken; Scotch Plsins-Fanwood Edu- The sesstofi will be from June 27 In Authentic Lecturer for New Awards Presented cation Association award of $70D to te JuJy 3 inclusive at BitfgerS Uni- Traditional Styling June Burton and Mildred Kilter; versity, New BrunswicK. Booster Club award of $50t George Harry W, Be«c^Jer, chairman of artd Colorings,, YM-YW Course £t Assembly In Voget; Fanwod Woman's Club Boys State, will accompany the boys Aho available award of $360, Michael Antal. and parents to the college. Prof. William ghunfc of Purdue i JaillS-FailWOOCi When you rise in tne gj in short sleeves University will be the lecturer for form a resolution to make tbe day a unique "How to Study in College" Scotch Ptalm — Scholarships and a happy one to a feilow-c restore, course to be offered here for five other awards were announced at test way philosophy feought they should, $4.15, or 3 for $12,00 LS —Sydney Smith fcW evenings starting Aug. 16-29 under Wednesday's senior class recognition Charles F, KetLering JWr- nnH Mr*, VM-YWCA sponsorship. assembly in Scotch Plains-Fanwood Veracity is the heart of morality. Mr. itn^i MN. Itl,-l,(,,,| J Designed specifically for higfc High School, —Thomas H, Huxlev LEADER WANT-A08 FAY this school graduates about to enter col- lage, the course ftas (j^en halted na- tionally us a way of helping to meet the growing college drop out prob- lem. 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The Bowlers to beitt Uie Jofk'rson Tig- star hurler bitched his third win- Holy Trinity High School, dosing era. 23-24. m a wild Town Softball Play went according to form as went, a record number ©f Baseball Crown ning game no losses Sunday its baseball season with a victory slugfost a! Tamaques Park j Miss Louise Gonnerman of Hiver played Saturday for an ll-fl victory aver the Eliza- fove r SL Jajncs 0i' Newark, climaxed | Edge begun her defense of her title Westfieid High's Blue Devi] nine bcth an yp hill struggle to eym Coach | ,^.,- out homcj-cd the Bowl-j as junior singles champion of the held wHh ail saw another chance at a title slip Jim Doughtr his third sl.ratghl win first four seeded Westfield, with four straight vic- W to 8, hut Bruce Johnson's j State of Now Jersey in * Sit by Saturday whan Union iooh the Dolphins Enter tories, gamed a third-place tie with nmg season since coming to W«st- jt jf r un in Ihe tup of Uieplay in the 35th Anne semifinal by County Scholastic eliampionsinp State AAV Meet PJainfiekTs Roys) Eights in theadd. tenth. Jus fourth, von tire game, moriai Tournament at the •2. The previous week Parsippany A "bi;kt\i-"s doz-eis* will represent County League when that team lost, Fine pitching by soph John Cladek Roscue Huntoxi and Tom Tils worth Tennis Club. feeat the locals 5-3 in the finals of j foe Westiield Dolphins in the New9-4- ?fd *&* ,?ame wlttn?r D?n.Trem;[;^rsIamnKS three circuit clouts. The defending champion and tap the Greater Newark Tournament, i jersey AAU Synchrony Novice Burke issued one pass, scattered plus the tremendous hitting of Hun ton's three run homer with two seeded player gave a sound exhibi- Debbie Garrison of An Santorim of Union held West* < Age-Group meet Saturday. The four hits and saw only two EAAslugger Jim Martin JiighlighUKl the out In the bottom of the ninth, which tion of good ell around tennis as shein the second round, 6-3 *£i win, Trinity had to win Its final eld to three smgles while fanning | €V«nt is scheduled from 9 - to runners reach third base. landed on the basketball courts, had j moved through four rounds of play ScJiiffman of Ktvertfale N y * 35, The Westfkjld pitcher also carried three games to finish at IMG. Mar-sent the game into extra iamags. with the loss of only seves games. ed No. 5, was withdrawn y' 3 p.m. at the Wilson Avenue Pool, tin led the team and probably the Santerini has an undefeated var- Newark, md from 2; 30 to 5 p.m. ata big bat, collecting three of his Jones came in and that was that. Play mil be resumed wm learned she had entered a iun sity record of 22-0 for two cam- team's 34 hits. Bill Myers socked a area in hitting with a ,500 average afternoon when Miss Gonnermaii wr tournament at the Marion CricS the Montelair V. The Westfield girls including three home runs and 28 All It paigns. Westfield ui>set Union in the | ja compete in stunt, 'soUtTiueTanH solo home run, Ms second and West- 3. moeu third seeded Judy Dixon of H 64. w runs batted in, semifinals of the Greater Newark team categories. field's fourth in the past three II. ^ ! Essex Felis at tw« o'clock in a setnU for Piay until late W her Tournament, 2-1. : Dolphins' entries include: ' is-M weeks. Trernblay was presented awards 3 4 final encounter. Marilyn Asehner of urday, first four by Coach Dougher and guest speak- 4 •1 lloJIiswood, L,I,, seeded No. 2, will Santorini and Greg Chlan of West- S0io, hym Tayiori -Minuet Moods"; K 4 4 CaUiy-Williams, a top junior play, H er Richie Eeg^n as Holy "Trinity's ?; M 3 meet Diane Matzner of West Hemp- field battled on aimost even terms 15.17 so]os> Caren wightman, "The 13. Thorns cf y 2 .'!i-i'W'n, U - er at the local «hib, seeded No Vi 1 outstanding athlete during the 1964- i 1 3 through four innings. The Eiue Dev- Devi! '; Barbara Thompson. "West- 1 1 1 ll. ]f 7 4 4 siead, L.I,, seeded No. 4, ID the re-registered straight set victories ftver 21> 4 1 65 season, Tremblay won the most Kt.?rian«, rf . •TT ti Schriurs, cf-rf ( 4 maining semifinal jtnatch at three Debbie Leonard o! Roslyn, u., ami ils held a 1-0 lead when Ken Slith era Adventure", and Jane Reber, 1 1 4 •j y, Lt d * * - » T valuable player awards in baseball Wixy, beat out a bouncer and move4 **ftag Doll/'. ; ef 0 o'clock. The finals will be played Laura Klaoa of New York City but 4 fl « ; fl and basketball and also the scholas- ^& (Si. around on a sacrifice, passed ball A}SOi due^ i3.]4i Bonnie Butter Wldm«r, c . fi Sunday afternoon afc two. was upset in the third wad of'play Krlppeodorf, 2 2 tic athlete award, Jim Martin was and squeeze bunt in the second. an(j Kandt Thompson, "Scare- Wolf. lh ....,, 3 1 field of 68 set a new in byJoarme Dukeshire GREAT Last week was the final one o£Wings 5-1. Marty Dancof Boone snd Pony League action and the East* Kleh Papaccio were the big guns for ON TIRES ern Division champion Hangers and the winners* picking up seven base ; I VALUE the Western Division champion Rams hits, Daneo's homer in the first in- , NOW Will tangle at Tsmaques Field in aning was the big blow, Stu Goldblatt championship series Saturday and in center field and first base played Thru /tt Take Sunday if a third game is rfeeessfiry. a strong defensive game. For the ?{ July 3rd ' To Pay Both team's records stand at 13-2Wings, , John Hopper picked up the In the first game of. the scries the first hit against Boone In the sixth JULY Rams defeated the Rangers, 6-0. inning and scored on King's hit to In regular season games Jasi week avert a shutout. Take Your Choice of Firestone Champions the Leafs defeated the Orioles 8-5 on The Colts scored two rims m the Nat Giambaivo's two-run hpmer in last of the seventh for a come-from- the seventh inning. behind victory over the Royals 4-3. Get the 2nd Tire for GALLON The Bangers crushed the Royals Gary McMillan and Fred Byrne 15-2 behind the strong pitching of pitched well for the Colts, McMillan Jim Hurgulh and Joe Goskl. Rich and George Hess each collected two Maxwell and Jon Chevalier each col- hits for the winners. Warren Smith lected two hits for the winners. The went the distance and collected two hits for the Royals in a losing cause. "V. Royals. Rick VcJIa was 3-for-3, In- r cluding two triples. The Leafs were hampered by er- rors as they were beaten by the The Bears handed the Rams their Chiefs 6-4. The Chiefs won en a \ second loss of the season 5-2 behind strong relief performance by Tim the two-hit pitching of Marty Danko. Reagan, sinking out the side in the \ The Bears broke a 2-2 tie in the last bottom o( the seventh. of the fifth on successive singles by In an intrnriivision contest the Danko, Steve Sbftwcross, Rich Pa- Eastern Division champion Rangers paccio and Ilichy Boone, Paui Fan- defeated (ho Boars 5-3. Tony Fltti- HIRAM WALKER was a defensive standout at short- paidi pitched a strong game for the stop for the Rains. winners, limiting the Bears io four DiSimone had three hits for thesingles* Jim Malino led the Hangers, Buy first tfre at price listed below.. 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