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EBS^^^ ^New Jryffl••••; •• ; • -.V. -.....• .:••. • - Assigned tdfy Largest Graduating ^^G Appointment pf Fritz Brown and Bu>tpn Mandell as directors pf pupil personnel at Orange Avenue and Hillside Avenue Junior High, There are 313 candidates for Schools, respectively, was. made by the Borird of Education £t its . diplomas /in Cranfofd High About 7,000 s p e c t a t o r s School's largest' graduating meeting Wt week in Lincoln SchQotl. . . .'. " - ' ' crowded into Norrtahegan class, commencement exer-. •"••'•" Mi'r.B'fown is guidance director at Cleveland Junior School and Park on Sunday to watch the Mr, Mandell at Sherman Junior River 6acnival, the final fkent cises 'for which will be held in School/ The.new position of di- the school audiioxium»Tat 8rl5 in the four-day Cranfordrpays., m rector of pupil persorinel correis- ' P- - on Tuesday, June 18, it iiohds te.that of'a viee^prlncipal UriitedFund celebration enhanced by blue was announced this week by combined .with guidance work. - . skie$ and pleasant tempera-, Principal G. Frank Zimmer- The board'approved 15 teacher tures. •>-..•.!.:• ..: .-•. •' • •"•'•': ]\ man. ••.•'•-•• resignations, and... leave's, of ab- Hires Goun A^capacity dudi^nce- filled - . , Year-end activities at the school sence were'.granted to Mrs^ Lucille he high school auditorium on will Ret under 'way in earnest McGann; Miss Suhdra.Sliker, who For Campaign Thursday evening' for^thc Spring next work with the start of final' will take graduate work at Indi'anfi Review,, and thousands' of young-, '-ex;:«ij.h';:tions'on'Wednesday. The Univoisity, and Miss Gcraldine "Ketchum, Inc., . one,, of the sters and -adults thronged tb$ examination" schedule' will con- Weij.iblatKand.Miss Diane Horton, largest, ^fiind .raising counseling pounds, of Cleveland School on • cli.'fU1 on Monday, June 1.7, • both of whom will teach .ibroad. concerns in the country, has been Saturday for iiie Country Fair. The annual awards assemblies Resignations.were received from Cranford Days .will be shured will be conducted on June 17, for Mrs: ri£ ^masof^^ .' 11th and 12th grades at 10:25 a.m. afy°^Ddnovan, elementary •of~€fanford in its annual campaign i TV,' Channel 13, presents a p teacheir, both retiring. •'..•• , . next fall, it yVas announced this grarii'tilter this month on Cranford •••• $ 3.:;• 5 p.m., and the Senior class Other resignations . are as fol-week fey John L. Brennan, fund Days. The program will Ipe 'taped dinner and program will be held Ne.w teaching positiohs, president ; . .• : ' Wednesday for "Profile: New, that •vyenmu, featuring distribu- George1 Toenes, high school instru- Jersey," and pictures taken fcst' ; "KetchunY has an enviable rec- tion of yearbook's. mental music teacher; Stuart Gold- wegk-end will be shown. In April • • • :tr- Baccalaureate service foi* * th,^ blatt, high school, -social studies, .qrd of succfiss in its fund raising Cranford apd its CECA' program graduating''.class will be held in Peter Cross-,, physical education; operations and" we arc extremely were subject of the same show • • f the school .auditorium at 8 p.m. marriage, Miss Ellen Goldberg, proud thai this organization 'Jhas emceed by Ned Schnurman.. on Sunday, June 16, with the LWV BOOTH VISITOR — Congr.esswoman ^loi-eHce P. Dwyer, at Miss' Mary Laffan, Miss Sandra agreed,to• come to Crftnford,'1 Mr. Joanne Aliseo of 5!3 Lexington Rev. Lauranee J. Pyne,, pastor of right," is shown visiting the League of Women Voters booih at the Treat, Miss Barbara Zawalich; Brennan' said. ,/ - •' ; aVcriiie,, c'towned Miss' Cranford the' Alliance" Church, deliyjintajg, Cranford Days Country Fair on Saturday. Tbe bdoth featured a family responsibilities, Mrs. ,Elys- Days at the Spring Review, reigned the address." - • _L' -Preliminary planning for. the v> _ ballot box 'enabling ^l^ iin tAihhi ii beth-'-Burns,. Mrs. Judith Cohen, 'coming-drivq, is' now? iinde at, the River Carnival. Her float^ "The Scareh - will be ,the;1geft* munici- : John UynesT sec"rctary of :Mrs."."rLvioBa"'-^-Hein£eTmahi Mrs. and .wilj continue through- the sponsored by the Chaniber of Com- Iieral'-'topic." - of ki^ Judith, Jasper; moving,' Miss-'Bar- merce, was one of 14 entered in-, league, working at the booth. summer, the fund president;> re- the >c"ommen.cemcnt__exercises on bara PfaVrcr, and transportation,. the carnival, marking the 77th an-." June 18. The speakers and their ported. •••••/ ' ' " ^ ..'.•• '-;•,' ^ Mrs. Nelda Lange. . ••,• ."• '. The campaign .director o't\ Ket- niversary. of the Cranford River individual topics will be: Richard 1 New Tea*hers Carnival', resumed- tw6 years ago Gross, "My Search".for Practical chum, Inc., will. spend two. weeks Appointment was made of 32 in Cranford during July and-s after a lapse of 33 years,..,"..... Weals"; .Virginia Robert*,. .'"My ptt'buiitfd ••'n new teachers as iollows^ Elemtn- additional .weeks tluHng the cam- cre y .Search for a Standard of Values"; r Dorothy Johnson, "My Search for tory,. 11 yea*s' e-xpqrience, MW'.'. paign. itself, training, managing Murray Rose, president-elect, of the Strength," and Kenneth Ingram, Frances Bloom, Seton Hall;- 8 and directing the volunteer staff. Jaycecs, coordinators of this year'd Vote years' experience, Mrs. Charlotte Cranford Days, to the winning *'My Search for Brotherhobdi.*.' . Byrton 'C. Belden, chairman at ,' .'.).• ...:.i' ,•'•• . . • '•;••' Phot(j. by KOiinm . Pupjls will attend 'their last reg- * Townspeople .expressed their, desire for a rnunicipal swimming'pool Silver of Hillside; Boston Univern the selection committee, was as- WINNING FLOAT — The Cari-Cah Girjs float of the.Business and floats. First place was _ won by :iilar class sessions on June 18 andby an overwhelming majority 'when they voted at ihe Cranford Days sity; 4- years, Miss Mary. Gibaof sisted by Joseph Kohn and Donald Professional Wpnienls Club, shown above, was awarded first place the Business/ afld ' Professional r Women's float, • "Can Can,'1', and then will report to school at 9 a.m. Country Fair balloting booth of the League of .Women Voters last Jerse-y City, Jersey City State, and McGihness, who will serve as gen- in the River Carnival competition which concluded the Cranford on Friday* June 21, to. •'• re- (Coiiliiiucd on Page tij ' eral chairman for the 1963 drive; second place, Cr.artford Lions Club, .Saturday. . . . . ; * - Days celebration activities Sunday.afternoon..Seated, left to right, •v for a mnjestlc "L|ons Club—^King ceive their report cards, ;markirig Of 302 who cast,'.ballots, 283 voted-in favor of the po,ol, and 19 are Mrs; Mary Knierin'i and Miss Stella Biale'cki; standing, Miss Joyv the official ending of the 1962^63 6TClubs" of which "Jetry DcRosa term. cast "ho", votes. Mrs. Charles Wagenbach, Miss Rose Bialecki and, Miss., Th'elma Tunison. Mrs. \ was chairman. Mayors of •-neigh* • ,Summer, session classes .are Redden, the league's community- Outdoor Exercises SaJtiupay t)ring towns, state and county of-~ were judges. scheduled to begin on Tuesday, action chairman, indicated that June 25. • Bloodmobile her floats included a School this straw vote gave residents the For Junior College Graduates Continued-on. Paae 8) • • • opportunity vtb express their pref- Cranford residents were invited today Dh Kennett^C- Wa . ,'Tphotb l»y Kotlarz lin1; and Mrs. Chamberlin, Ira D. tiirned'out to watch'the Memorial pupils who are residents of Cran- the hours between 1:30 and 5 p.m. Those who participated in-op- Thomas- Roy Joires of Wcstfield, ford. Non-resident pupils will be" BEAUTIES OF CRANFORD DAYS -~ Joanne Aliseo, a. Cranfordv Dorian and Mrs. Dorhm and Fred Day parade here'and there was Persons desiring,»(o donate a erating tho league's booth were chairman of the board of trustees* High School' senior, at center} vt&s selected to reign as Miss Cranr P.,Andersen and M!rs. Andersen." attendance of some 1,500 at the : accepted on a" tuition basis. Final pint of blood during the Bloddmo-' Mrs. Thomas Parrott, Mrs\'.>Na- and Dr. tjenneth W. lyersen, dean. registration will be held Thursday ford Days, at the Spring Revue held in the High sch'ool'.auditorium^: Numerous prizes were awarded services! at the memorial tablets, than' Rotistuin, Mrs. G. G. Boyd, bije visit are requested to con- The invooation will be by Dr.and Friday, June 20 and 21, and last Thursday night. Candace"Bqrgesr a; sophomore,' at right, waS ^uring the evening. . Edmund Police Chief Lester W. Powell re- tact Mrs. Mitchell, Mrs.. G. ;AMrs. , John Lyncs,-- Mjrs. (George ported.. Wreaths we're 'placed at Benjamin W. P. Allen, pastor of Monday, June'"24, front 0 a.m. to secotjd in the competition^ and Anne Mazzarese, also a senior, took Morris arid Edwatd Marck, cos- Dusch, Mrs. W. T'. Higgins, Jr., or Lewis, and Mrs. Harold Seymour. ; ; ; the tablets by flower girls and the First Baptist Church, and thonoon at the School officer -•••-• -third-place. .:•,•;.—:---.;....,v' ••'-..' ', '•••;.- • ' •• ' -. -.' ,'.• "' ' '•'. tumed a& a hbrse^rcceived-a spec— - Mrs, E. W. Mollineaux. - •'. . . benediction will be'"by*'the' Rev. " Classes will begin at 8 a.m. and ial award as did the circus per- . ..'• representatives of various organi- . The bloooVbank-program of tho- zatiqns..-—-',- J^ark J. Dooley, assistant pastor close at 12:10 p.m. Advanced .sub- formers 'who" accompanied the American'* Red Cross provides of St. Michael's Church. Awards ject classes will rrieet tho entire horse around the (ballroom, Mrs. During the services, the mayor iiumerous benefits to the.particle Beginning' Satyrday the • Citizen will be presented by Prof. Her- morning, Review or make-up sub- Rosemary Foreman and Mrs. Vir- •also tossed .a spray of flowers into pant and-his family, and assists. and Chronicle off ice will be closed mann J- Bielefeld,,chairman of the jects will be held two h'ours daily. ginia Ferguson,' .. • 1he Rahway River as a memorial (Continued on Page I) - . - (Continued on Page 8) Only one advance -credit course to those l.ost at sea. Saturdays until after Labor Day. Among"' other- prize- winners may.be taken, but two review or were: Most humorous, Mr. and The roll call of. war'dead, was make-up classes can be taken. * - read by. Commander Charles E Mrs. W:-rner • Donbeck and Mr. Teachers have been appointed,. and Ms. Leslie Williard; most Conklin of • Cranford Post 2I2 as follows: Algebra -I, Vincent Bo- r authentic, Mr. and Mrs. W. Ken- American Legion, and a volley was •dino, Joseph • Grpdzki; plane .neth Frederick; funniest, Mr. and ' fired by the "rifle squad of Capt. geometry, Lawrence Littman; Mrs. Charles Mays; saltiest, • Mr.- . N. • R. Fiske Post 335, VFWV led American history I, Mrs. Judith [and Mrs> Charles Stevens, Jr.;' by Frank L. Diegman. Fritts, Edward Boyle; American (Continued on Pago 2) "Lincoln's' Gettysburg Address" history H, Mr. Boyle, Seymour * ,was recited by William A Shan- Weiss, Anthony Sylvester; Latin ken, a Cranford High School I. Steven Swetits; French i, Miss senior. A Boy Scout memorial Doris Kopp, Roger Poirier; Span- Art Exhibit service.was conducted by Nicholas ish I, Mrs. Mnrie Kcrzmaii, frnperato of Troop 78. ' . Charles Litten; Spanish II; Angelo Among Features Cub Scout Brian Dolan of Pack Preite. - 78 led the flag salute. Audience Of Cranford Daps singing WHS led by John E. Havi- College biology, Robert Babct- .' ' -. • Photo by Nnffrod Studio There were 100 paintings ditt- land. Kathleen . Cowpcrthwaite, ski; typing, Albert Bnllinger; Engr- OUTDOOR ART EXHIBIT — Mrs. Richard Austin, at left, flnd played, including oils, pastels and bugler, sounded taps. (Cbniinucd' on Page 8) M[rs, Richard Eggers','co-chairmen for the annual spring exhibit water colors, as the Cronford Crea- Invocation was by tho Rev. Dr. ofthe CranfQ,rd Croative Art Group, held at Memorial Green on tive Art Group held its annual Albert Allinger, pastor of Cranford Saturday in connection with Cranford Days, are shown with paint- spring exhibit at Memorial -Grceit. Methodist Church, ^ind benediction All-Staie Chorus ing exhibited by H. Galdncr Wilson, a member of the group. on .Saturday in conjunction with by the Rev. Laurimcc J. Pync, the celebration of Cranford Days. , pastor of the AHioncc Church. ; Draws 11 Singers Hostesses, dressed in Gay Nine- tie's costumes, were; Mrs. Walter Commandor Thomas F. Korncr .V, director of vocal mu^ic. 'Mrs. Richard Austin and • Mrs. Three Receiving Elementary PTA Awards They; are: Sopranos, Dianna' Richard Eggers served as co-chair- Registration for Lowe*.Summer Klogman of B Moss Lane,. Carole. School will be held •from 3 to 4 Three .scholarships have been Hei;. extra-curricular activities men for the exhibit; They were ••;.• activities .at Cranford High in- Collins of 26 Holly street .Lesley Assisted by Mr«. -Warren Scheller, ^ p.m. oh Tuesday and Wednesday at awarded by 'the combined eMemcn- at-Cnrnford-INgh' Include serving clude seFv'ing on the .'dance, com- •Krone, of. 811 West End place;' Sherman and Cleveland Junior tary schools PTA« committdc to i president of the group. mitted, Prom .committee and JhePaula Bodnar of IT Harvtipi-*t>%& 'Serving on the hanginir comm'ty-. Schools. • ." Cranford High' ^oT^oZ, « -/^^ of «hQ MU,ic Cub election committee. • Altos,. Sandra Shupper of IV too were Delro* Orr, John BUtes The school is tuition free wasi announced-this week. and us a member of the Student ;| : ' She is a membor of the Student O k lane, Patricia Kocfocd of-73 and. Mai'tln."knorir. .-'- • -•- student living In' "Cimiford~ ahd A $225 scholarship vvas awarded Council, Library Councjl,- Spot- Cg'uncjl, Girls' Chorus, Choir and ^Centennial avenue, Sharon Put* . Mr».. Dorothy Kelly did profile presently enrolled in prudes, six,,to. Cynthhi OtJowski, a^_|200 light sta.ir, Golden "C" staff, Ali- French Club. She also was on the°f 10 Sutton ptacc; tentyb'rs,. .Wil- . sketching, in charcoal during thef .seven oi' eight. Out of town atuV Scholarship .to" Mnry Lou Trem- State Choiuus, Qp'cra • Festival, y utaflf of tlie Golden "C." li;nn Edwards of .703 Springfield- exhibit; Mrs. Jane VVhlpple Oi'ccn dents; will pay'tuiiio'n. ,~ ' bley and .a $200. scholarship to •Glrls' Ensemble, Modern Dance, «vi>uue,. Forrest O'Brien of 213 : gave q portralt-in-oil» dfemowawi- Readint(r spelling, tifummar and Henry. "A. peterjhg, Jr.- ..'''. f. Latin Cluh, German.Club end the Henry A. Deterlng, Jr., son ofSrherrel" strtot, IHchar.d' Dcnzau UoH.-and ArleanoDunn painted in • .;. arithmetic ;w;U.be offeree). Each The recipients,, chosen' on the Prom committee. Mr. and Mrs. . EkUerjng of 208 «' t> Howfhofiie street, and b«ss, water colors. '"• : . class will .meet for orle hour be- She also, is the recipient o'f tlje basis 'of-'.scholarship, leadership Beech street, has been accepted D;ivirt Koch of 818 SpWiigficld' There u\ao was an area set aside tween 8 iun\ and noon and fitu- und scrviccr arc all to »u»,rsub'stu- -1063- jicholor^hlp of the Cranford avenue.' : .••'.. • .-• •••''. •T*\'•" • tf tlt'iit.s may tukc-no-morc than-two at Springnold College, whero he tor children to "pulnt aw»y. Thviff dies in the-Held of touching. Touchers' Association. plans to majrf^ jn .phyaleal educu- isletOEJes were hiwa'on clotheslines subjects* Vincent Surnowski '... Cynthia Qtlowski, dnughli(tr-"*bgh(t f :_y_Mary_ _ ..Lou... Tr x .daugljtcr •SaiurUby'""af~"Arts High. School, to dry, making a colorful scene, n^ Mrr-nnd"MTS:~Jbseplip r btikbtiowiikbtiowiiki ii oll of Mr. and Mrs. Arthur TVetnbley tivitics at Crl»nford High inqlude •Newark, under tho direction of Members of Girl Scout Tropp 84 233 WlWalnut qvenue, has been ac- of 85 Benjamin, street, has been the track team, Visual Aids Club, Austin Walteifs, 'director of the of;; Gfrl Scou^ t Trb^l iS5j >» \p Teacher.! assignments:^ have been M the- pipomingdate 'Avenue e cepted -at Indiana "yy University^ accepted at Rutgers in Nfcwark, stage crew/,. Spanish. Club, -Boys' ^iG Club,and Universiti y compotition at ^e^ntd^p*y$the Cranfoitd Oayg Country Vatiori thVcitveiahd SchoQl,.u«jde* the direction bf tneir d fllMth^ where.she plans to majorMn-mu- mad.e tw follovvs:,- hh l t where 'she plans to m^jor in Glee Club, Chdh" and the 'Golf . The chorus will Sing! at the i^fburidi^^&&y.'Thla Salurday,' thi«o same troop aljaltfob i»on:flrswon-firstt • leader* Mr*. A. F. Egbert, sold re- ••• (Cdtitlnned on. 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*** \was. graduatedgd, , yesterdaytday from Italy. Residents .o| Cranfai'd tional Parks, IJOK • Rutgers Uniit Sfcw B 'operated, by. liis .wife* /MrsrOfer-- Rutgers University, Sfcw Brans* l9f\4 . MMr; ; UtilDelil aS^ . Serra'^WaW s „,.,. Frrfnci^cp drrd Seattjje. * Miss?- • Barbara • Willoughby re- ; ,, .. • < .. ^ - •• .- .wick," wh«r«,he receiy«-'d a B.A. d^ E>^c6ra t idhs usei • ai tlje -JociaisL ployed for 20-years'by the town- trude tf:-J31ea>h,whe n she. tfe ceived ah award for doing' thte- jnior prom' were' still ip •jierye as-a'local fire flghter.. • ; gree, attd-wfll Sail /or Europe.' te-ship's -public. Svpr-ks.' department shorh t and he fefd off, striking J&s iwi$i. r~T~y .-""•"" •>'•' ' '•„ r- • , His grandfather; Ihe late Nich- morrovCr, arriving |n lioUand d Mrs.. Jo'hn iHermseri of' High- joiqep for last Saturday's ball, m^ow. amvtng jn Houawr^nd „„«, &£ retired ^it a year ago. v ' A -speeja-i- award also •wai'pve^ Delano R. Jvos of 9 Spring Gar- land Park will entertain at.,cah;w, •head-;;.. .;••• .-, •.-•-—;-v^-:' '/• "•':*• '•*' olas Schmitz, also Was a member then traveling to Florence,\Italy, . .•;-• , ." •'.•; • i_^t_^ • : eented to Dr. Ralph Lteary Cran- • cfa»i~"slr6et was elected vice-presi- ta" this eveninvengg ""for »jfs. 'sihiiesihiiey Mrs.' Bleach, was given a sum- t of the">"cali. department, and, his dent of the Pa.ce Colli'ge Alumni, where tie-Will spend thesunrimer.,; Misi Laura Hiciok of 113 Forest mons charging ^arejess driving. ford .bays chairman, by fejlow Third Generation father; Capt. John N.rSehmfl*. be- lT li: : 13 6 SchneiderShid ,M Mr*.H. Harry: Henderson [.members' . of- the Jiaycees. who Central Jersey Chapter, at the an- •**»•"''i'•»•;••• 2^ ^ *i'"W 'ST *^" - -recently returned"- from Her- husband -jvas ;treat«?a , at Fireman in Service • ; Mr. and Mrs. CeoW H..DcraUrk| Washington,-.pc.- While, there sh6 Mrs. W ^g^artz. Mr*. Frank werein charge of this year's fpur- camt'•. V callmah in ,1923 dnd hair; nual mcetjng at the college inTtfevv of 22 Lenhbrhe drive/ nor(ji, are $n R. Hoick, Mrs. James C, Stokes the scene by Dr.'^anieS J. Daubert. V William J. Schmitz of S9 Hol!y7. .bW'ti ajnember of the paid depart-' York last, wet-k, Mr, Ivos is; as>- was..the -guMl of the. D.G/.Tip day- celebfation. wood ;avc.'nue,; \yh;cr became • a call-: a two weeks'^Caribbean cruise, in- Tb'pTJet'- Club at Gramercy•• Itin. and Mrs. V ...C, . Eisden, j. Jr.. Jj -Refreshments were seryea dur- rnent since, 1928.././ .;; ••'.'•' .sistant treasurer of Grolier, Inc.'., cluding.stopg s at Puerto Rico, the Cranford and M[rs.Stanley.Tobias-- man in. the Cranford Flrfe Depart-, New:York City.'- T -" "- She also visited cousins in Blood mobile - ing the evening by wives-of ko- ment. on May 15, represents • The hew'fireman's ."uncle, Virgin dranti anA son of Nixon. • • \aruml. .1I..^M,I !..>.•,»-on. ' fT nt 43 .H^H -0—- ^_g nout-n iVl.'f erro.Bon qf^Mr. Bndi in Mr.- and Mrs. August Susdoft Mr. and Mrs..Nicholas §t. John blood, tdcid 'deriva.t)Lves^d~the : .Mrs. Michael J. "Ferrb of ~l Doering Mr. and Mrs, John Delia Serra La Corte of 1W Maple place w'ill way, was honored at a family of Hoboken are , sgahding-'^wo treatment of ailnients in wHlch of .13 rienrich>$(re.qt.lej[t two weeks weeks, visiting at tfie^Rie of their entertain.at a buffetjsupper party blood or its derivatives »r$ part dinner party Saturday evening at ngo to talce .up residence in. his Tuesday in honor of• their daughw Mayfair Farms, West Orange. ~He granddaughter, Mrs. Eugene koe- of th« therapy. Recently.fhe New native" town of .Monteferrante, nig of, 228 Hillside avenue. A fam- ter, Carolyn, wJW- will be gradu- York ,Blood Program opened ,a -Uy,picnic was held Sunday at theated frpm.:Oak- Knoll School ih rievv phase in its cothmunity pro- Koenigs' home prior to the River Summit, Guests will attend from gram^ — the provision of freshly Carnival. Guests were tho Sus- Cranford, .Elizabeth and EJberon drawn blood for open heart surg- dofts.' daughter. Mrs. -G-.: W. BJock Miss La,Corte will enter, the Cpl- ery. ' • • . . , '.:• .'• '"' '•' legfe^of St. Elizabeth at Cohveat of Cranford and • Mr. and Mrs. Open; heart surgery- i^ a' rela- Lewis LaFalre x>t Spmervllle. The! Station itr September, where she tively new technique, and there I Susdofts have two great-grand- will major Iii the Classics. ; are many variations. Certain cases daughters, Sandra. Koenig and require donors.;, at the hospital" [Jacqueline LaFaire. .- U^-and^MrsCL,. P. Hale of'24 others: u,se bottled, freshly drawn Lenox avenue spent Memorial Day blood, and; still others, a combi- F6rme.r Mayor .-and.. Mrs. C. Van .week-end with their spn annatiod n of;.both. Depending on the Of 364 Retford Avenue, Cranford Chamberlin' of .9 Forest avehue daughtei'-jn-law, Mr. and - Mis patient's age and size and on" the vviU leave today for Chatham; William Hale of North Conway type' of "heart-lung" machine ;Ma$s., to attend the 40th anniver- used, it-takes 16 to'20 pints^of. BOBBY BAZEWICZ sary reyrilonWMA-. qhamberliir's blood for th© procedure. ' OIH Petitt Road, Cranford gradjaating dns$ from MassachUr The American Red Cross pro- setts. .Institute of Technology, Pethick^A^aitS gram is being of assistance in which, wjll be hel(? *hl^w.< arrangement 1 For Their Winning Pictures cord streeji^liave returned from a- arts- at 'the College ~o( Wooster,

: Wp tg^Cariada. They ,1 traveled Wooster Ohio.. The coHege's 93fd • " '•- • • . •• .'•. ' "1 the; .•.:••: \ •.••."••'••'••,.'• •'-„• aloQJaKxhe St. Lawrence Seaway commeribement will be held Mon- Gay Nineties V ' P. F* Coloring Book Contest fsipeht a week at Alexandria day ' ' ' ''' (.Continued from Page f) : Say..'--.-- / .-- •--•• ' -. • '••-.- The local- resident', ah. English oldest, Mr. and Mrs; EdwmQl T AUo, jets from Idfewild to Miami, •Nicky'-will receive the Whirlywihd, Bobby major, did his independent study Keane; most recently married'- I :•"•• r ;; Tampa, Ft. Uuderdale, Jacksonville, - ••'•"•'••# •-••'-• --- •- receive the Garry-Ali Car .and Marianne wii Mr. ahfl 1-Ars. iCaii-Sohn of 409on shifts of emphasis In the crit- Mr. and M.rs, William Becker, and Pabn Beach and Orlando. ; .Lincoln park, east, have! returned icnl appraisals of ErriesV Hemine- latest arrival, Mrs. Julius Woen* ceive the Tangle Tower. - • ;; home after spending a fejv days ,way. • • . •. * Eastern flies more people tb Florida ;at pcean City, Qn Monday, they attended the graduation of theiv than any other airllnei Jet Excursion ^ niece, Miss Cotfol Schrherkel, from Bowles Named Head New« .Corner Fard to Miami only $49.5() plus tyx. F

1 Mr. and Mrs. Robert M: drane place has been reelected secretary • • ^ • f ,..J M »•; vi ^.,.l.l,,.^.l.'Jf. v.,H.H'""'^ >I'. .' •' tion, turie in to "Flite Facte", broadcast JEpRY GORDON, Prop. ; and son's, Peter and Clinton, of of the.New Jersey Residence Light jevery hour on tlie hour,'6 AM-lClidniRht, '$2(t:..Iliversidc drive left. Sunday ing Forum for the.-coming'year;. - Realtor • lanuror over radio station WHlN:-lb50 on your NO. UNION AVEJ v for a month's ti-jip to the West • Mr. Bowles served, as secretary -Member M/L Serric*. 2244 Coast, where they will visit (JJd of the group during the; past sea- di^l. or call 621-8855 in Newark. Canybn,:Yoscmite and son; As a- charter iyicmhpr ' OFFICE: .BR B-S051,., TO\Vles"*aIsb""participated 'in or- HOME: BR 8-2550 ganizin'g the Foruhi and has ac- tively 'headed^everal cpmrniUees; The Toriirii .associated \vithr the h=Z By MAHIE R. DEACON=1' Illuminating Engineering Society, HARMLESS HITCHHIKERS is an- organization dedicated to the art and science of residential light- \N"ext time you're tempted" to help a ing and'has a membership of 85 1 Tt(£ NATION'S MOST PROGRESSIVE AIRUNE My-Oh My... men and- women.. Members in- "thumber, ' remem- d women.. Members in- ber these statistics: clude architectshi , interioi r ddesigners, : electrical-distributors, dealers, con- In ono year, of. pa- tractors, engineers and utility per- trolling the New sonnel. . . ' i '. • Jersey Turnpike, state troop e'r's These young/ plump tty^x* are i : turned up 98 AWOL . SUHE winnors for iasty dirinsr* Man Injured iii FatJ serltcemen, 7 es- t»(i,-liiv-^i" capees from mental tighi «i«» andL priced juit tight From Hood of tar '•'.'•*. \ institutions, 16 jool Myolhhiy*- theywl ih» . Martia Bleach, 34, of <5outh xunaways,5 escarie)i BEST BUY of the week it KURTZ River, was token to_Muhl£pberg prisoners and another 50 assorted I T MARKET Meat Departmenl! And" Hospital, Tiainfleidri'pr treatment individuals who Wouldn't account .'hxH/f. yotuffaijinily will enjoy ibese" for it.skull frgqture following an for themselves. . .'•"'" dolldouB fryew in a«marvelous accident, at Claremont -place and Casino avenue jt^l NOTE:' WE ARE EXPERTS^.IN h 7 or a ^ JiaSatur " picSIc"Wncli^. ,' i oi" as real bar-b - ^^ ™~ ^^ *- ^* * A.A»M. ^ ^ | J rj *1 t#^ xulles at a copkoul. Mo mailer W. Powell PINESS THROUGH HOME !..;.•! j' ~J£L'. you .cook: rein -^-you'll. find Chiefef ' iPowell 'saisaid Mr, Bleach OWNERSHIP.-! LET US HELP 0OC>D was riding; on the hood of a car, g^ SEtECt YOUR DREAM FRESH -KILLED DRAPES SPEAKING beautifully beautifully cleaned •A OF WINES cleaned

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.ecbnoihlcs major, and Miss Ruth, Me.i where, they have completed an- mention for . IJome Mquht\ Va.Vhej^iojiam^e iJt1 Rftit- pjmtcd/Ey^ias-Carol ,Stoit/ o^the f Columbia Wenu^^rWvcd Satur- ' • i • •• '• . • — ~. . se, Ll.Lcrda, daughter «f Mr. and Mrs,: their sophomo?e;yeafr| will be Jack Bi-pnx, a.cla.s^pate, who will study I day from >Smilh College, North- ' ' "• J; Louis w: Lerda of 11,3 Edtfewood Walker, son,of Mr. and Mrs. J. M '•0— in Floi-encen V;_ 1 : Uh,ptoa>;Mass, where she: has ' r-oad. a b"ioh»gy major! Graduates' Walker, of 4 Dartmouth "road, Don ptone Marchione, daughter of Miss. Diana DejLonge, daughter! *»«••« / i^~° • .'cQi«pl«J.ed. 'tier, junior year. She of Cranford.High School/all three Carlson, son of Mr; and Mrs. Rich- Mr.-and Mrs. MichjDl Marchjorie ,of Mx/alid Mrs. Kenneth' A. l>e- Miss Betty Eudeno, daughter-'-oX-- will, leave next'week to spend the - •David. A. Hair, a, junior at Am- ary. fschooj teach'crs at the • Uni- are completing their freshman year- ot 530 Nocih Union avenue has j Longe of- 215-;Centrar''ayt-n.ue. will j Mr. and Mrs. M. T. Eudine yfU summer at RaiiEVleyRang«.;ley,. Me.Me>- . , " •" . versity of Pittsburgh. Miss O'Leary ard Carlson, Jr., of 6, Wood place, hers^ Collefecv AmhertU,,Mass.,'has there. ~7 ' ;. ',.-'. ...'.. '• complptt'd her freshman year'Vat sail Saturday"on the>tuielia toi M, bcgn awarded the. Athanasie's De- will "^tudy techniques for develop- -and Roy Balr, son of. Mr. and Mrs.Mt. UniQn College, Allian.ce, Ohio.M.spend,the summer in Eui'ope. Miss| or motrios Skourjis 'Prize for an oiling skills in reading, speakinfe and -William O'RciHy. son of Mr. and R; E. Bair of 10 Mrikatom drive. where she is1 an elementary edu- DeLorvge. ^i LaH'n ma>or at Bucki painting of The Lost Supper, tha writing French. . i Mrs. Francis J. 6'ReJIly of 131 Oak cation major. ' .•_:••. ^ ncl) University,^ LewisburK, -"Pa.;, : : w t college announced today., A'grad- Inne, iinir. and TWrsrHoriTer stelTed~a"s~cyart'or^mcmbereTof the "Architecture' andF returned £indcn- place,'.has \completed his Greaves place has-us'- her/, guest 'England f~ France. S w i tyerlarld and' J. Han oi &iu triispcci ijirooi. Af uamma Kappa t;napter of Sigma last week for the summer. Hisj .-.pphomore year at the, College Miss Neta Woody of. Rocky • Cermany. She . will;- bi!_;aocom- Amherst hir'is sretive in track and Sigma1 Sigma Sorority at Marietta classmate, Edward Bryee of. La of the Holy Cross «in Worcester, sings in the -Methodist Church (QhJo> Co'lege recently. They .are Grange. 111., after completing hlsj'Mass,'•••" choir and double octet. •••'..•• Miss Trcna L. Craft, daughter of freshman year . at Cornell Uni- J BR 6-0141 \ : •'.-. '• '_o— - , ; • .' Mr. and M'rs. William S. Craft of versity^ Hotfcl Schobl, arrived by Miss Bonnie' Copcland is at home Miss Aileen D. O'Leary of 9 18 Central avenue. afl~ art major; plane for a weck^s visit with the j after'. completing her sophomore Frederick Angeh of New York Keith- Jeffries avenue, has been Miss Ka'hy Rae Dixsori,'daughter O'Rcitlys,. ',••; bear at Westminster; College in 1 ••:-.., present? his . ', • ^elected.to participate inlthe Sum- of Mr. nnd Mrs. Raymond S.. Di^- Wilmington, Pa:. She is the mer Language Institute for second-. on of M4 Orchard street, a home Miss Ocnevitve Kne?.o.. daughter daughter' 6t Mr. and Mr$.""William « | of Mr. and'Mrs. John Knezo, Jr., Copeland of 218 Retford. avenue. PRE - SUMMER SPECIAL! of 412 Manor nvenue has been •selected to take part in .the South- Miss Linda. Breitei, daughter of At Salon 13 ern .European tour program of the! Mr. arid Mrs. Albtrt, vBfeitcY »f 5 U. S. Nntional S*iident Association!Brown, terras a .Spanish major PERMANENT 9 A.M. to 9 -r-Eduea«iohal Travel, Inc., 'Ncw-| at '.Chatham Collegb. Pittsburch. By JERRY GORDON York.; thk FiSmrner with college',Pa., is .among' Ive Chatham stu- WAVES I Rog. $20.00 Ftudents from air parts of -the!dents 'who will be studying in country. She, will leave June 15 j Mexico this summer, Miss' Brei*- .Expertly Styled for. You by Bellas nrvd visit Greece, Itftly, •; Sftrin, yd wjll .study at Univcreidad In- Joyce; Mr. yincent or Mr. PhiHip France and England; Miss Knt.zo. ternadonSl. .' •. •'. ••'•... v •Baron's a political science rriajor at DougUrss'College, was Kelected t'his'j Mis'? Madeleine Fishev-Stuart, Shampoo and $2.75 •pa«4i*smestcr to participate In thedaughter-of Mrs. M,-ri«wJ» Siuart Drew University seminar oh theof 302 Prospect Avenue, received ' United Nations. . special recognition at the com- mencement exercises at -M6unt Also Specialists In PRECISION N. .Precision is >ver Miss MaryJgOwell has completed Holyoke College, South "Hadley. • TINtlNG •.•• x he ^^""Sopp H omm^^SF~W~Bk^t H Mh^i the. watch word of -your registered. Univcriiity in Le'wi«burg, Ra,, andMiss Stuart was awarded a liliarmacist. In cpmppunding your- will spend the summer with 'her F Government prize for ex- prescription^lijr.Aveijghs, measures" parents, Mr. and Mrs. JOhn. C;LccHcnpe in the study of French, TIPPING , Howell of 16 Mohawk drive. She is a graduate of thfe'.Bart* and mixes the ingredients'precisely PAUL HYDREAN ridge School^. Plainfleld: as ordered by your doctbr. His ac- Charles W. Preston was gradu'- Open Daily 9 a;m. tp 5 p.m. FriMil 9 p.m. curacy safeguards your health! . |atod Sunday from Delta State Col- !Miss -jij'l M. Edwards, daughter Paul is a boy vvho'is aFways.happy, especially Jlegc in Cleveland, Miss:, with a of Mr. and Mrs. Richard. M. Ed- jB.S/ degree in education, mrijor- wards of 3?Tuxedo place,*.is home BE SAFE -BE SURE while vvearing Buster Brown shoes. He also enjoys i ing in' .physical education. He from Pt'nn Hall/Junioir Coilege. [received two awards in • basket- Chambersburgg, Pa;,, after complet- North Avfe. — 2J2 -5596 — Crariford, N; J; BUXV6CJR DRUGS IN A DRUG STORE tafcihg things apart and putting them back Weth- ; ball;' the most* valuable player er. jPaujl^an often be" heard singing in theJbath- md the best rebound awards! ?He ing her first year. received.. FrtnierT*nrtJf~Mr'. And Mrs. Charles room or other parts of" the, house as he. is alwdys M, Preston of 201 Orange avenue happy.; He has two"sisters, Gasandria and Nancy. James Stokes has completed hi? freshman year".at- the -boltege of PATHEE'S DAY is JUNE 16 the Holy Cross in -Worcester, Mass. ; He returned home last [-Thursday for.the week, arid left yesterday for _ two-w>nth cruise BfSJIRBROtN with the Navy RGTC. Mis*TSusan Frank, daughter.of Only Cranford jShoe Stplrc Exclusively for Children Mr. and Mlrs. Herbert JV Frank of 464 Orchard street, arrived home Jerry Gordon, Prop.. yesterday after completing Her pur' Pledge: No Sale t$ Complete ,r junior, year at Stetson University l the Customer Js Completely Satisfied • IK Deland, Fla. ~ •-. . AVE.; 382-2244 Jeffrey Zimmerman, son of Mr. arid Mrs. G. Frank Zimmerman of 4.Cornell road," is at home .after completing his; sophomore year at -Congratulations to Mrs. Capro - for. f identifying Bbwdoih College in Brunswick, Kobert Chicalese of Granford Avenud in OUF recent Me. '• ; •'. mystery picture advertis^e^t. —'''V...:- •'.••'• • Returning , home Sunday from Norwich University inNorthneld.

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In whatever company he'sails, don't let daddy be a fashion-drifter. Dress him up ship^shapc oa Father's Day with our mighty yar gifts! FROM FAR AWAY. . 'HIGH DIVER Fash tons PLACES ••-.: ...;• ,....;_ ' V , by JANTZEN: • '[• ' Around .the neck this- sumnier- Gentlemen who cut the. water in those '•fientlenwn patronhivf) this styles are generally enviUcd 1ki the s'ajjjjcr's -fashion i'sttablisihiiieiit • \ llfp'e ,\>'j swim shorts pictured by will -M.'cnr Uandsnmc veckivvar bjy our artist. The skipper 'of this Wembley priced at.\£Q & 2.50 - shop has a worthy cri'W; nf ttic'm to he etttisted-for -your pleasure. from TIP'S prefer - 2.95 \ •••••• •"• BD's ./. •••-.* T/ic Skipper of this store notes this GOLF COURSE truth: To Very Important Person- 'CRVISER. alities, .the Buttoii'Down Collhr on Thtt-skipper (o/ this store lias sold a shirt makes the stale.. .(Our .wriu this jacket to golfers' who cruise er would print "sail" to'he natiil-,. around the links iciih-'lhe -fvivest cal, but IPC do not allow.) -We. do • strokes and liy the iircnlcst.^tyle. howvvp)r allow that/ we ha've vunijf- It injecammen'ded to all who wisli "Julep is your summer^cooler! •" ' ' such shirts in- cool summer'cottons to. get into the outdoor fashion A little bby-shorts silhouette i>V Arrow at, •,•-4.25 & 5.00. slui"«.—:• 6.95 to 15.95 ,-';, with' narrow straps that. « . " ".- ' • '- ' . . tuck away lor summer/ ; COOL KNIT SHIRTS TIME FOR ' ;•'. . classic its Moby (tick 'What M. D. is in saga'a of the sea. A CHECK-UP blooming'Ever^laze this shirt is In 'the sea of sports- All's well when a • inan's-'drifting ivear : : V nu adventure in. leisure, leimrely in .'sueJi relaxing sport cotton print! the very- last-wovSAh-aatisfaction,- shirts.' The skipper af"this store cool comfort aild washahHity. And has wclcoinefl aboard a fine 'cargo it's a wfiahf of a pahtv, from 3.95 from-which you cxvi. nmke'a wor* thy choice. Arrow and Puritan. . ;• "..' . ':- . !>'""1 4.00 00 WHERE INDIA reid meets RERMVD4 SMART rose marie •East .meets • west and i/et.s rql enjoyers-of- • are meant to. improve th life must, own at Icast^one pair. aiice of~ the ntatc inuhhi'its, or at ... ' • . from 4,9(5 httr middle'--.• t))'e, be.lilinc..

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; Church, officiated at service^ Mon- Churrfi. interimjent-'ii^H ! be In, thfl-counter by 'negotliitlou and lit the open be received tt thtf onie*- of the Board bf : N'pTICE TO CREDItAB8 . •mediately; In wrltia*; to J. Walter'Coffee, «Ml»*ior "** *«»**«».^ «m«Weratl«n of Education. Lincoln Bchool,.Tboin*5 Street. 'ESTATE OF ANNA HENO8TENBKECJ. Clerk Of the Township of CranforcT. N. J. day at Mastajieter Suburban, Ro- Evergreen .Cemetery. . ' '..:• : Cranford. N. J.,« on TufM»y. June leth, "••,"..'.. '...•, ''••• •• ' Deceased At le^rt ten. j»ajr#-' «peet«i, nolle* wi, IMS at two o'clock' P.M., EsMern 'Dar- - Pursuant to the order or EUGENE J. DONADASE. Inc. selle- Park- Burial was in Grace- • ' ' ... .• " ' ' . ' ' . r •••. personally or by. mall to each of the Bavinu' Time.' at- which time the KIRK, Surrofute of the; County of Union, Ralph Delia Serra. Prea. land Memorial Park,. ... ,'•'.. 4ald atoekhaldert of the - said propped -proposals will bV puWlcib y opened and read made on the .«avente«nth day of May, Adv. Pee: tfr.OJ • .•'••.. —>— -t-9. William H. Parker oha'agn In accordance with pie by-laws of aIBuor:~•'••'• • ' i; >— • •>••. t- ' • , A.D.. 1U03, upon the application of the C.ranford HistoricgJ^Society, had Uw comDanf, and tiiii- act loft would be Sraled^proposals will- be received tor: Umdertunsd, as Admlnistratrlit of the ea- NOTICE OF INTENTION ' . Mrs. Joseph Zucker GARWOOD —. William Henry taken, thereon-afth* xald special, metlltuk. Contract No. 9 ~Veneti»n Btlnds Unto uf ssld deceased, riotflrt |s hereby 7aV« notlde that STSJPIOW and STJHAA donated a*' collection of photo- IN WITNESS WHERRDP we have herc- ' to-.bidders;: .Kpcnir*"'' Irlveri to the creditors of said tlccraKed to REDZINAK. trading as' RIVERSIDE INN. •' -,! Mi's. Lena Ansky. Zucker, 53, bf Mrs; Edward ^W/KoVen Parker, 405 Center stree: uhto net- our horhd* and' the MO) ' of the and proposal '.forms may exhlbii to tlw subscrlbrr under oakh or hare spoiled to the' Township Committee graphs, paintings and sketches of c'orporatlcth.thls 3Ut day of M»y. "1963. »PDllcatio(f-ui the ofller of the-Board of '.affirautlon'' their clui.ms and demand* or the Township of Crurtford. H. 3». for. 414.Walnut avenue^died friday at p -r- Mrs. Dolores died, last Wednesday at" h'is home ^Y MORTQAOK COMPANY Education, Lincolni Sehool, Thomas Street", asaiu«t the estate of aald deceased within a ^Plenary Retail Consumption license for Cranford^in :the ^18flo;s and early Cranford. New -Jersey.-.'Bid Bond 'molt premises located at 56 North Avenue, Ea«t. r E.' Smith JCoven, 30, Wife "of Ed- The/ Rev. /John Malcolmson, pas, iCarton a.Staklard' six.monlhk fiom the date of said order, or home after a. long illness; ; i906 s . to • the society'« museum MrttenbWrger. Secretary be submitted .with <*acl) proposal or, in they will be forever barred from proaecut- Cranjord. N. J. ' .* ward W. 'Koveh of, 26 Sherwood lieu of Bid Bond, certified check payable Ing or recovtrim thr •if""'' »l''"'"-" in Russia, Mrs, Zucker Di" Cfd JD lst' ^k tor of the Ganyood Presbyterian wwT^crBggeTTTangrarw.j. 1 During" Cranfprd JDays last' we^k- dd didj>untJay- at hotnc After " fcuuq-h, utfluiaiet • __ -V', •• in T , Hecrelory an'amount.e^ual to ten per Dorothy Brey, - iJect'lanSv tf any, should b»mad*—t*i-" the bid may be submitted. The, board 67-Monroe Ave.. In writing tn T w»1tt pw Union before illriess. :._.' day at Gray's^ Westfield.- /.Inter- STATE OP NBW '3KKSP.Y tllt, N: J. Cleric ol the Township of Ctanford, N. J. \ Jersey, • peraonalli appeared Grace PACU Q. CHIKPP, • ' • •' — Lind»n. N. Jf. . y ., '.Relief Society of "'Jryington. the mantelpiece in the newly ren- Gar wood" for 44 years. He -re-S. Miltenber»er,..S«crel>ry of .the Jersey Purchasing Atfent KA\i. Fee: $9.«8 . ' " :' •' . . trt. ' Surviving are her husband, Jo- ;F. Smith. ~ She" lived in" Hillside tired, in 1956 after 25 years' service Hortkaxe Companx, 'the corporation nimrd bdted^,,June e, 1863 ,. \ NOTICE OF INTENTION '•.-' ' ovated museum, ' . ^ In and which 'executed- the foregolns wrtlfl- Adv. »8.B0 Tsvke noUce that DONADA9K. Jn«... trad- seph; a son, Jeronie of. Union; a before moving here nine years ago. with Volco Brass and Cppper Co., catr, • who, belntr by *« duly sworn, ac- ing an. THE LODOE. hasuuplled to the NOTICE OF INTkNTlON' •.•.'He, waif a member of,the First Township Committee' -of, the Township of Take.notice that -QIDNEY* pRlpSM haa daughter, Mrs. Ruth Gutwillig of Keriilworth, where he was a mar cording >o-Iuw( does depose aaa, .soy and" Church" of -Christ,. Scientist, His •Sho was a communicant of' St. irlake proof .to my-satisfaction that she Cranford. 'N. J.. f6r a Plenary Retail Con- applied to'the Township committee, of. O>«T Cranford; a brother; Irving Ansky parents were the late Eugene W. chlnisi. He was a member of t* 'the Secrelsry of said corporation: that BOATlD OF EDUCATION sumbtlau license for prehilseji sltuate"d at Township ot«cr«nforCo'untjf. New •. Ptirkwuy, Moantuinsldn, N. J. * ' Clerk of llie Township of'Cranford; N. J. Carton- 3. dtallard -us- mch president sjltn Jersey, for the following Purnlshlnga for Vlcerpresident: James Brunette, 10 Heln- the Suburban Chapel- of Philip of Hillside. ters, Mrs/Jaraes Coiling of Wes't- said cer'Hflcute and aRfx .sal.d seal thereto the nrw OraniV Avenue and Hillside Ave- rlc'h Street, Crohford. N; J. ••>.... Natale The Rey. Michael Hudack,' .a's- neld and' Mrs. Joseph. Williams of and deliver snTd'cerUQcaie, and heard him nue Junior High Sclioola. 'Proposals will Secretury attd Tjeauurerr Franci's Bruneti . -31 North On'un Ave'nuo • Apter and Sort, Maplewood. declare that He sighed levied and delivered be received at^ the officeJof the, Board of »« in-Lnridi; •"-"• >«-.-»—^——«" . Cr«uford, N, Jf. KJENILWORTH,— the Rev. Mi-Mstant pastor, conducted a high Roselle; a son, William H. of said certificate as the voluntary, act and .torment was in .Beth. Israel Cerbe- cHael A." Hudack, assistant pastor;' : Education, Lincoln School. Thomus Street, Adv. Fee: '•$».»»••. ~ •• • -6-« mass of requiem "on tilesday at-$t. Mountainside; s|x ' grandchildren .Cranford, N. j,, on Thu; " " •» '•"te'ry, Woodbridge. .•,".-"' '".'.. EasternDay ' officiated at a high .mass of requi- Theresa's k . authority of, Its Board ofDireclSrs SnSf light Saying Time, at . which time the em oh Monday at oTl!ei"v^"Cemetery, Han- b^the vote, either* (In persoprn or-^r yy proxpy proposals will be publicly opened and read Mrs. A. Cljirk Walker duty constituted and theritunto duld.u y au- aloud.- •'. «• 'i*ch claw of said itpckholders 1 200 North' 18th'street who died McCrackert Funeral Home, Union. " Contract NO. 10 8te»J Shelving .•,•.-. '•"^•""""Greaves place, 'died Saturday in Wednesday at. Alexlan Brothers We wish toe thank .our mahy having. voting powert; for the uses and Instructions to bidders. Bpeelneatloiis own hoipe (withputk RealtolD? ^ told us, "I had". purposes thereil n expressed: find that gold and proposal forms may. M secUrod urion ".'.' MuhlcpbiTg Hospital,, Plainfteld, Hospital, Elizabeth,'after a brief friends, in pranfbrd for their £x: Qrace E. Mtltenberger, sinned, -her,name application at the office, of the Board of flfterna long illness; .. Jonas pressiorti? of sympathy and many thereto at the-same -time as . subscribing Sducation, X'tncoln 'SohooT, Thomas Street, illness. ritnoss. • -—_•.••...... • • ••••-•. Cranford/ New Jersey. Bid Bond • trtust Bom in Elizabeth, she "lived here The * funeral was from .Masta- KENILWORTH — Frank Jonas, •other kindnesses during pur recent She further say* that-the-resolution of be submitted with each proposal,, or, Jn 2.0 years, bereavement. the Board of Directors referred to In the lieu of'Bid Bond, certified check Wable pcter" SubUtbanj..Boseilc. PavJfr -In«- 48, of 306 North Eighth street died said certificate, a tr.ue 'copy.oY- which was to the Board of Education, Xjranford, N. J., AND THEY ALL QREW COLD ; Surviving are her" husband, A. termtmt"wanS St. Gertrude Ceme- los^t Thursday in Elizabeth General Bernard Lewis *»t forth In the Proxy Btatemieht Jilgned for an amount equal to ten per pent tlO'f) . ' Clark Walker;- a son, Thomas, at and Family by the Chairman of. the. Board and the of thk bid may be submitted, The Board 10 good prospects lookingiit'aiidfine ' t tery, Woodbridge. Hospital after a brief illness. He President of the corporation which ac- of Education reserves the.rlfht to reject homeland a sister, Mrs. Gertrude Born in Italy, Mr. Tripodi carrie ..was an electrician employed by oonipanfed the notice to .the stocktlblders any ox all bids, to waive .informalities In One had no mbney arid theii the?;e vyere 9. Paige of, Elizabeth. Services'were o<_th»' 'Special Meeting of Stockholders, the bids, and-to award contract as may' to this country in 1904 and lived the Thd^ias" Beninati Co., Kenil- tinted Arny 10, 1803, called to be held on beat serve the 'interest of the Cronford 9 torrid prpsijectsi who:really Idolied^great conducted Mondayyat'. act^lpon the ptoppsals set Public Schools. ' ' Legal Notices forth In such resolution, was unanimously mortal, Cranjford, -by the Rev. Dr; He rotired 17 yearsago asa^weav- -Born in Garwood, Mr, Jonas PAUL a One had pomcome arid thien there were 81 , 7 1 adopted at a meetinn -.of, the BttidI "Bourd Robert G. Longaker, pastop r of the er for A'&.M Karagheuslan Co., lived here most of his life. JERSEY MORTGAGE COMPANY of Directors duly, convened ..and Tield on Purchasing Agent CerUflcate qiTlMenCof Stockholder. Dated: Junune 8, 1901 3 8 hot prospects direct from sellers heaven •'' formerly of RosoUe park. He was Surviving are live s|sters, Mrs. the tenth duy of May, 1803. ' idvid . Fb :. JJB.BO First Presbyterian Church. In- to Bt£(lr«m«ni «T CanitKl Block OPACE E, MltTENBEROER '• •': " 'B-8 •.•„-..) One charlgeri his mind and then there were ,7; tcrment was private. a communicant of St. Theresa's Helen Dietrich,-Mrs. John Babin, »nd to Reduction or CWnltaCWl aubtcrlbod and ^wbrn to -. ,-<• . Church., • : r- •••• Mrs. .Joseph Dealesandris; Mrs. 'Jersey Mortgage Company, a corporation Before Me tUU 31st day - ' of the State of New Jer«er. unjer Its seal of May. 1963 ' ' PROPOSAL .< 7 warm prospects who"knew~aH the tricks •'* Surviving are a daughtert MrS. Carl Warnani^er • and, Miss Irene «nd the hands of Its PreEldent and Seers' MMDREd Towoahlii" of Cranford .' Mrs. Bernard Lewis tary. docs' hfrfliy certify, that more than A' Kotary Public of New Jersey " ' Cranforj, New Jersey One decided to rent and then there vvere 6. Carmela Plcohe,. and - three sons, Jonas, all; of Elizabeth, and ]three rroB«»al, fur the- OoHntracUon-of >„ Funeral services were conducted two-thirdhird s In InteresIntett or eacii class of the • ,; .'-(.Seal). ' .. '. •; , •' .; •-,,, Anthony, Joseph and Donvinitfk, brothers, Stephen of Elizabeth; stockholdertkhld s of thhe Jersey Mbrtuavb e ComC - Concrete- Curb and Storm Sewer' on 6 tepid prospects who seemed miich alive Sunday from .'..£.: Berhheim and all of K<»hllworth;. 16 grandchil- Leslie of Kenilwprth and George pany hiivlne voting, powers, did. at n spa^ . Endorsed Filed and Recorded Hillside A venae. Cranford, New J«rsey , Sops M.ctnorial Chapel,, Newark, ciitl mvetinit of tho stockholders,' resulnHy ••-...- . M.»y,31, JM3 ..•••••• ••"Sesle'd bids will be . recelve^i:by. ,the One coul$#t bolra^the 4toyn payment then dren, three great-grandchildren Jonas^of Lebnardo. .. . . callfaUor.' that pill-pot* and--held art-the TtOBEFlT J. BUHKHAilDt •Township'committee of the Townijhlp of -for lV(rs,. Golds Lewis, 45, • ••.',; '.-.•. '' -;. •'•'•. '»!•' ficiated and interment was in-tho the Rev-. MichaelTTudack, assistant KJBNILWORTH-^— Mrs.. Amalie . : ',.• 'and • '.•'." have hereuntht o set my 'fiand and ' A certified check for 10:i, of the amount ; ' (b) 4,077 shares of Common Capltnl SEAL) nHIjted my Olllclal Seal'h adt Tren-. bid, or cash In; lieu of" cheolc shall ac- 3 cold prospects with nothing else.to do ' New Mount Ziort Cemettsry, Xyhd- pastor, for Mrs. Christel Windr Ziermann, 92*'of 55 Columbia ave- Stock" without par volu?, cnpltallied at •- ton, this Thlrty-tlrst day of May.' company, the proposal. The said deposit 1 1 St per shore, 'with a total, stated capital sbal). be considered a guarantee 'that the 7-hurst. heuser , 62, ol: 680 Riehfield, ave- nue died Sunday at. home* of a value of .J4,tW,00:. -•>•,•• ... JI.D. 1983. -..'.••• .' .'• bidder is-able'und frllllnu: Jto" perform the One ridiculed the house sindtben there were 2 . Born in Newark, Mrs. Lewis nue. She ..died Saturday at her heart attack. ' " mid did also vptc In favor of a' prnxwal, -•'• •••"'" ROBERT" J, BURKHAMD* ' work.in strict accordance .with the speci- declared to be advisable by the Bowd, of Secretary of State fications attached to the; proposal, enter % frigid prospects had me on the run lived in Union for 13 years. She home of an apparent heart at- Born in Germany, she came to Directors by resolution unanlmoufly Adv. Fee: $101.64 6-20 Into a contract with the Township Com- was a member of tho'B'nai B'rith tack. •• '• ' ' .••'». ' ' ' > • Kenilworth 14 years ago to malkc adopted at a nicotine duly convened and I mittee and.'furnish a completion bottd r One didn't qualify..mortgage wise/then there held on May 10, 1903. to reduce tbo. capital BOARD OF. EDUCATION should the bidder be awarded* such* con- Women of Union. The. funeral was from Masta.- her home with a son, Ewald, sit theof the corporation by" the amount of, $218,- tract. Failure to comply with the itboye. Surviving, in addition to.her peter Suburban, Roselle Park. In- Kienilworth address. .. . SOftOO. i-epresentlne a reduction of M1B.- - Crsnford, New Jersey niay-be cauU'-for the Township CommiiU'eJ BOO.OO due to tho retirement of 2,185 shares NOTICE TOM to retain, •anx part of all of the funda «*l 1 'h'alf-jiead prospect' who.pyj^f —husband,-area daughter, Francine, terment was Gate of Heaven CeiVv- Surviving are two other sons, of the Company's ,.M Preferred CapiEal - VENETIAN LT^ ...... dcposlt'e'a, '«5» -reimburse the Townal\lp of' Separate sealed/,proposals will be re- 1 for 'th*lexp**M***««rred by aiwh, IRejujy^ssLajiiii^^ whole lot and a son,-Stephen, at home; her etery;' Hanover^ • : . Kurt of. Kenilworth and William Stock without par v&lue (cartlta)lZMi at $100 :41ved .by the Board of Education of the r7 rT 7r rs per share) owned by the-corporation. .__—j_i£li_O^—-'——— ^ ' *.--•- mother, Mrs'. Lillian G«lber of Born' in Germany Mrs.. Wind-^ of Irvlngton; a daughter, M ; Ella' T fTownshlp Committee reserves Ahe •*•• _.•,' wiser.. •'• • ••'• ••-•: .. ?. •"'•', ••'. Grunewald otj. Jersey, for the following Purnlajilngii' Tot Jlght to reject any or.all bids, which Hillside; two sisters, Mrs. Viola heuser, wife dt John Windheuser, _ ock we.re purchased directly from the new Or.aneo Avenue and Hillside Avc- action .,In Its opinion will "but serve the That ^'Do it Yourself,'* my friend, ; . Buchner "ond- M,rs. Bertha Alban, had 1W, ^^^ the holders thereof .upon tenders or over uo Junior Hlch SchoolB. Proposal -will Intercut of the .Tovroshln. . both- of Hillsid£y]m£J»a.tao4rhe^^ years ago. She was grandchildren "and '••- ' TOVimHtP OP CRANFORb „•;•.. v Is cei'tairily npt for me.';..:.., • .. 1 -HiwdldiSf Newark and William of a cbminurac^rit^f^t. Theresa's seven , great-grandchildren. ' ,s J. WALTER COFFEE, ,. I'll engage an active Realtor— ' Church "and; a inbmber of its Rosary The RevrHeinzKugler.officiated SU.MHAR.V OR SYNOPSIS.Of-TIIK 1SM13 AUDIT REPORT ,,:.... "-.""• -,M >•» Township-Clerks , y Hillside. OV THE .TOWNSHIP ttr~CR*W0nD, UNION COWNTY. N. J. - ' Dated: J\»he 4, 1»«3 ' ' '••'••• He H earn his nominal fee. Society, i i" Suburban,^Roselli|k^MtMte Park.' jCremat - (AS REQUIRED 81 -NJ.fi. 40A:S-J) - Adv.'Pe»: $23.00 - . 0-13 COMBINED COMPARATIVE BALANCE JiHKET , '- ". Also surviving are two sons, tioh was held at Rosehill Crema- 1 I-Phoned. .'.'..V •^V-^'K' . -y" ... * '• • Shelley F. Austin ' -- " - .DECHMJBER at DECEMBER 01 tory; Linden. ASSETS. . YEAR liMt YEAR Il . BOARD OF EDUCATION John J. of Livingston and Herbert ; Shelley F. Austin, 86, formerly Cash and Investments ,.'...... ;,:, ,,.,,. ,,;.... •' :••-•• (1,100.887.07 $1.338,»M,77 - -'. Cranford, New Jersey ; ! F. of Scotch Plains, five jgrand- Taxes, Assessments and-Liens'Receivable •'.. 9I.S32.6O 104,013.03 NOTICE TO VENDORS — • of 101 Forest avenue, attorneys children; a s/ster, Mrs. Helen Property Acquired for Taxes—Assessed Value".....: ,._.... 338.ijl9.0O FOOD PRODUCTS 37S.015.O0 Vendors Interested In supplying* food amateur photographer and. painter, Carmein and a brother, Joseph Mrs. Augusta h. Foerstet^ Accounts -Recelvatla .' :'.,»...i.,,...;.....' * \. 20-618.90 , 28.310.44 died Saturday in Cranford Hall GARWOOD —; Mrs, August L peferred Charges (o Future Taxation —•• Oeneral ,- •.product* for uso in the cafeterias o{ the Rott, both in .Germany.' Capital', ..,.,. ;.- '. ; 858.000.00 1,010.000.00 Cranford ' Public Schools may become " Nursing Mome. after a long illness. Foerstet 71, of 247 Beech avenue, Deferred Charges to Revenue of Succejfdlne Years .8.008.05 - 30.340.34 eligible to . cubtrilt quotations on such . Roderick W. Smitis of j LIABIUtlES. RISERVKS AND SURPLUS Bourd of Education ' - ' \.BR Bonds nnd Notes Payable ;.. : .... 9S8.0O0.0O "< Thomas Street. 13'EA$TMAN ST. 51,010,000,00 .Cranford, New,Jersey at Fairvlew Cemetery, Westfield. ' mey, 56, died last Thursday after Born in Hoboken, she lived most Improvement Authpriiatlons • '. '; " , 80,048.36 394.Hi.»8 v Born in New York,,, he moved an. apparent heart :attackr at his. fef her life in Elizabeth before mov-Other Liabilities und Special Funds >..'. 193,306.10 . 173,942.43 Dated: June 6. 1863 * \ , ' •' . ' Reserve for Certain Assets Rccelvablo 345,301.60 38B.300.la Adyi.IVe; $3.14 . •'••'.'• ( And Vm JGIdd I here in 1888. He was a graduate' home, 47 South 2,2nd street. ing here seven years agp. She wasSurplus ..•.„...„.,'. ..; <33B3iSJ of Cranfdrd High School and was Bom-in Buffalo, N.Y., he lived a member of Calvary Lutheran . B0O.Si5.97 ^ a.member of the Class of 1897 at n. Newark if or 22 years before Church, Crnriford. ..•.•^,-r^-~-*~ Columbia Law College, New York. moving /here 12 years.ago.-.-He - --SaiMving ajre \vvb sons, Charjes ' 'COMPARATIVE STATEMENT QV OPERATION AND SURPLUS-CURRENT FTJND I .1 : "* . His Forest avenue home was, torn had behn employed. lot- the past of Buooklyri and Elwood of Pat- REVENUE- (CASU BASIS) YEAR 10«3 - YEAR 3MI Surplus Balance January l ,i..- M,.,.V.;r^; , . X •759,003.84 $ 601,0(8.44 .. .down several "years ago-. 23 years by Wilcolator Co., Eliza- chogtie, L. I.; three daughters, Mrs. Misc. — From Other than Lottft-Property Tax Levies ... , .7B3.037.-O8 .. A • " W9,m89 J*pr many1 years he practiced, beth, an^ was' a ^member of the Collection of Delinquent Taxes aiul Tax Titlfc Lleris .....; 73,854.18 . i ' 10,947,16 Augusta Logue of Westfield, Mrs Collection 6f Curfent-TaJt' Lovy . 3,650.010-53 3,438.160,97 law at 76 William street/New :hatiffeurs and Teamsters, Local Jean Venjikus of Miami and Mrs.interfund 'Loaws Returned ..'. .-. .*. ' ..3,000.00 •'•••':: btabfUM York, and- 32 Court .street, Brbokr 102, Newark. :• • Lois Kick of Garwood; six grand- • ''. Total Funds ...7T."..'.r...7T."...Tr.. $5.33(I,89S-.83 .$4,159,930.48 • lyn, with his brother,' the late Surviving is a'sister, Mrs. Edrchildren ahd seven .-great-grand- Berkeley C. Austin; former" town- war,d Disser, with wKo'm he livecf. children: (ACCHUAL BASIS) "''^ ~: Budget Expenditures: . . ' . • ' ship attorney. %The Rev. James S. Tiller, pastbr • Services will-'be. held today at Municipal Purposes ..'. : „,., ...~r$tr5»8,475.3O $1,439,037,93 , jVlr. Austin, a member of the of -the Community Methodist 10:30 a.m.* at Calvary Luthoran County Tftxeg• .., '. , .-, ««O,B1982 telt.80ft.lB Local School Taxes , .: „ ;... 2,311.839.50 050»16*3 Interfund Loanj Made „ ; 3,000.00 iS)^ir-.-^*v:r..«jft-.. Other Expenditures < , , 158.81

••••(• • Total 'Expenditures'./. ;. , . $4 449 193 23 $4,000,836.63 L»ss: Expenditures to be Raised by Future Taxes'. 'I'.'.' ; sloooiflo .Total Adjusted Expenditures ..,., ....;,,...».... $4,444,193.23 14,000,836.63 lUrn^is Balance December 31 ....i,, „„ ;, $.792,803.39 * 759.0»3.84* . KlECftMMEVDATIONS , IT IS RECOMMENDED that missing ^ax sale citrtlflcntfii be located or rtulabed by duplicates; that unidentified liens be reviewed foC-eanceJIatlonL that proper action, HASPELDAYS under the statute, be taken to duoose 6f oil personal taxes more than Iwo (3) y«»rs old; that the collector ^comply with the statutory' requirements of U.S. 54:4-71 In siibmittlng monthly reports and payments to the Township Treasurer; that all officials [^deposit funds teethed within 48 hours after receipt thereof; that budget ov»r- expenditures prior to transfer period be avoided; that Petty cash Fund be doted ouftax the-end of the year In accordance with the statute; that the Municipal Attorney ARE Investigate whether the Petty Cash Fund In the free Public'Library wo* propeny authoriicd; mnfi that Tax Sale Premiums be transferred to the Current Funds of the municipality., as directed by R.8. M 5-3S. • . ' The a bo v» summary or synoriHk was prepared from, the report of'audit of the Township of cranford, County ol Union, New Jersey, for the eiilendaj- year 1963. Tbl» HERE AGAIN! report of audit, submitted by John P. Laetza, Jr..^Registered Municipal Accountant, la on file at the Township clerk's Office imd may be Inspected* by any Interested person. J. WALTER COFPEJE, Town&bl» Cl»i* AdV. Fee: $64.34 V " v , I,)] i. • Time for Sir Perior*Cords What a wonderful way to greet FOR SALE OR RENT warm weather! Our traditional U SPKINQFIEU) AVENUE, OEANFOBD Sir Perior* Cord suits are, crisply tailored of a remark- able blend of 75% Dacron*- We offer residents of Cranford and vicinity an 2556 cotton. ; .." - i'.."'' outstanding funeral home, complete with air: They're completely wash amf wear and remain supremely conditioning, organ, large light rooms for your comfortable and unwrinkled for every occasion. In lights, every convenience. Our own display room." mediums and darks, .

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Miss Anhc Kobhmer,. daughter of Mr. and Mrs. J6hn Kochmerjof Miss Mereditii LiJtra'n Seberha- 51Q Elm .street,. has chosen July Miss tJarbura. Ann White, daughter of Dr. and Mrs. Norman' G. «en,.daughteir of.Mr. and Mrs. Fred 6 for tor,marriag e to Richard C. While^of 505 Casino avenue,.and jjfSecond-Lt'. John Joseph Sosnowski," Howard 'Seberhagen, of Bala-. Gremling; son of Mr. and Mrs. "USA, son o/ Mr. and Mrs. • Walter'"F. Sosnowski of l'ofo ' Cynwyd,Pa., has chosen^ June '29 Charles Gremling of Somerville. exchanged, marriage vows at ? 1 ; for fier rriarrjage to Donald Spert- The. nrospeotive bride attended double ring ceremony at 5 p.m.attended by .friends of the bridal cer' MsCord,. JV.,^ s.on of Mr. and' Union Junior College and , Rut

-Gk> •The wedding attended-b^ the irn- employed as a technical illustra- No- . The Rev. 'MMoh E(. Eastwlck, Officers' Club at JFcq;t lows: 1 The hosts decided medial'e ^faimilies \yiir take place- at tor with Lockheed Electronics Go., associate pastor, officiated at, the 4J30 p.m/ iifi thB Ba^-Cyn\vyd Plairifleld. ..-'-. . A, : atmosphere to introduce the Sosf- : „ ceremony. A reception followed Methodist Church with _thjj Rev . Broel at the home of the-bride's parents. hpwskis to what they might ex- Mr, Gremling. is a graduate of W. Edgar Cathers, Jr., officiating. the University of Toledo and West- m Mrs.' Miss Norma Jeiin White served pect later this month'when Lt. Sosr" P. W The bride will be given in mar- ern Reserve University. He has as her sister's maid of honor and r.owski reports for duty \yith the MJIXS riage by "her father. Mrs. Robin held various positions with major John . Dryfiiss of :5fyosse"t, Long U. "" ' '" F. McNelll of; Los Angeles, Califs Industrial libraries and has acted B. A Island,' college'-Roommate jof the Coni'; Europe. Kassler RIpchen was the. sister of the bfidcl will beLmatron as. a technical library consultant- bridegroom-', served* as best man. dinner: entree, served with chilled -of honor and Miss Jane E. Me- JMISS RUjilELLEN ROSS . Si.moi Both Lt. and Mrs. Jr.; c Rhine wines. Alter dinner the Cord, sister of the bridegroom, wilj. {ire graduates' of C.ranford High guests retired to the club's Raths- be maid of honor. Deborah Presidents son. -. , gchdol. 'ftie bride was .graduated' Ilo'i- keller for some German folk music. William F. McCord will serXro Arthur Johmm To Plan Benefit Ball yesterday frdm Douglass College. as best man for his brother.,. Fred consti . Lt. Sosnowski was graduated-from. Mrs. Howard M. Siege! of 712 Good H. Seberhagen, Jr., brother of the Engaged to "Wed Willow street, will represent the Jtutgers University,, where he was bride, and1. Mr. McNeill will serve Mrs. p member of Delta Kappa Epsilon, Sflerber-Anderson Mr. and Mrs. Edwin QT-Ross of Suburban Chapter of Deborah at MISS'ANNE KOCHIViER as.ushers. .. " .• • "" Scotcti" Plains" have announced the a meeting of presidents .from"Jive vs Exchanged- A reception will'follow in-the H. P< Jtationed' at I*ort Monmouth^ur engagement of their" daughtej*, area-chapters Monday evenin'g -at MUs Judy- Sykes of Toronto, Ca;- J^t.ille .President's Room nt the President- the home of Mrs. Leonard Kasher- Expects to be stntionedTn" S'aumiir-. ial Hotel in Philadelphia. Miss; Ruthellen Ross, to Arthuf riada, was Ihe weck-eh'ii guest of Chair rhhce; whore the couple will live. in Westfleid. ',-.... • . -' •M.-C Johnseiv son of Mr. and Mrys. • The.gfoup will discus's plans for- Mr-', and Mrs: WvG. Mallory.of 133 They were ontertain'ed;last week daughter of Mr. and Rlrs. Lester W. Mr. and Mrs. Crani their marriage by Lawrence are B Anderson of Unio^i becam^fhev' 16 Hampton street rwill entertain avenue, .east. .-'..", raising effort for-Debbrah Hospital t\ AUgood, Ji;, of Oklahoma City, bVide of Jonathan -S. Sperber, son; --••~ '*»>....- WitjL'i. at a family gathering Sunday in Miss Ross, a gradudtcr of East irj Browns Mills-in-the-Pincs,'ten- Mr. and Mrs. .Harold J. BuckT" x jOkla., and Laurihbiirg", N.C.;-.I>6»V of the Rev. and Mrs. Emil Sperber honor of their Json, Gerald, who Stroudsburg, . spending eight- was active in the Marg'aret.Greene cd th;..-- Kreuznach, Germany,- and , Wii- her sister's maid of. 'honor- and inafir Bayonnc-.. Mr. Hnhri will aWend served three years in the Army.. months at their home in St. Peters- Association of 'First Presbyterian mington, N. C.- bridesmaids were the "Misses Eli- •MISS. : St. Bernard's College in Alabama He is -employed by his father; a burg, Fla.- " . '•'•. ihuVch.-.' •••••-. '."--T-.-.'•- -, Corny Thc cocktail and dinner party, 1 zabeth, and Marilyn Brown." of. in September, • . \ ' '.. contractor; -'..- ..-•••-. court Union and.Evelyn Svitak of Ken- MRS. HARRY G. CHAPftfiilSI,; JR. : A fall wedding is.planned. No ilijvorth, • ;,. . we Ice -Mrs. B. C. Belden of 10 Manor ing P • fhere's No Philip Sperber of Middlesex -avenue was elected a director jof Mr. and Mrs. Maxwell C.'BarBer Boill. served, as_ best man- for his the Cornell Women's Club- .of . B. and sister, Mr. and Mrs. G. .Frank vfor Lester Anderson, Jr., the bride's Saunders. of Maplcwopd". • Zimmerman of 4 Cornell road. . • the p brother;. and^.Charles Koch

sistant pnstor, officiated at thtt Invitation Club •' • ".•••••,.•••"•' Sterr Master Furrier After a- honeymoon in Florida "'.. • 3Vi- or 7-Week Course . ,the couple will • live in Union. double ring ceremony and, cele- bride it' MINIMUM . RATES Elects Officers Advanced - Developmental - Remedial '.;• The permanant wave with that extra special body. Jr., s; .- if MAXIMUM CARE • The bride is a graduate of Union bratedo the "nuptial mass. A re- Jamc i FULLY INSURED ' . High School and is employed by ception followc'd in Poskay's Plfte Mr. and Mrs. Vernon D. Hcrb.erit ACADEMIC COURSES . - Beautiful .and lasting soft' waves. -. . Hair cu't included. the Public Service Co. in Newark. ' '. • ' - ...•.'' <- • : ' at a !• Room, Linden/ - Have"1)ecti- elected president QL the Grades 3-12 . . . 35 Hours Instruction niacu Custom Cleaning Her husband attended Cranford The bride," who-was-escorted by Invitation Dance Club of Cranford. Revievy - Advanced Credit -Preview. Bonat Permanent for Tinted Hair ..r $15.00 THAT TISfED : OlD COAT HFgh School and is einployed by 1 ' Spots her father, was attended .by her Othci new officers arc: Vice- ' Foreign Languages-—..Mathematics ... • Th/ CAN START LIFE ANEW Magnus Chemical Co., Garwood. •'.' ""•English - Science - History . Hive It sister, Miss Maureen . .Kenny. president,' Mr. and Mrs. E. Gates Clairol's Loving Care, 4-Week Rinse 3.00 '' ficiaf ENRICHMENT PROGRAM RESTYUD or .REPAIRED Bridesmaids'.wore . Mrs. AJbcrt Shull; recording secretary, Mr. and - ..'•. '' ' '.."'•• ' ''. "•'••' • : ' ~ ••• ." '"'. .•'.' . rnonj Timmins Graduates . Brick of Plainfield, Mrs. Robert College; Chemistry - Exploratory Science. recep .Craft of Lakehurst ,and Miss Nan- Mrs. John A. Turk; corresponding . Th " Larry R. Tirnmins,- son of. Mrs. V Study 'Skills - Cultural Trips . ,. .. , . EXPERT HAIR TINTING Robert A. Timmins of 229 Walnut cey Deubort of.Paterson. secretary,' Mi', and Mrs. William . tithe , Public.. Speaking - Psychology - < r avenue and the late Mr. Timmins, Lt.. Richard Luby of. Newport, A. Griifiths; treasurer, Dr. and • College Readings - Jr. High Literature • ' '-. L'OREAL,.CLAmOL,RGUX;andREVLOW ';' •; -' Long •R. I., served as best man and and was graduated from Middle Ten- Mrs. John. Clarke, Jr., and ' pub- 'Composition - Arts - Sculpture Wcstfield's Distinctive' Fur Shop nessee S f ushers were .Robert Kenny of licity, Dr.'.' -arid; Mrs. George; A. - $4.75 and $«>.75 ^ • Maui rt bVother of ij^^ •--•••- DAY CAMP of th . boro, Tenn., last Friday.. He also 249 E. Broad $V is a graduate of Cranford High Brick and Thomas. Wade of Cran7' 10:3.0 a,m.,to 3:45p.rn. Mahicuring ."....•....:,.' •. $1.50 • ' ..iowsJ : bone AD 2-3423 . School. Mrs. Timmins has re- ford.: '•' -. •;'..;• j-% Sports - Arts - Crafts - Shop Jean. -Open Mon! Evening'till 9 P.M. — tuAcd after amending graduation .. Mrs. .Josoph Reagan of Craiiford Bori:Voyttge fete, .- Intelligence Testing and Psychological Service .. Plenty of Free Parking at Neid DoorGaa Station ' cou.fi' ceremonies. . ''. •• • was the organist and Mrs.. William Jamies of Iselin was soloist. Honors Fergusons J •'.*•*, Trg^spojjtation 'Available. ; - ' ' M(t ; , OPEN EVERY DAY . •. ' . "' •' A graduate of Cranford High '• Mr. .and Mrs. Robert M. Fer- PINGRY SCHOOL, HILLSIDE^ N. j. 5-6990 . nerc,. School,; the bride attended Union , Jr., and daughter, Susan, of ski o ...PART OF THEIR DIPLOMA Junior College and is. currently 615 Springfield avenue were enter- of C scrying as secretary of the Gamma tained Saturday at 'a. cocftiail and grow Giving a watch for graduution Is a proud parental tradition,— lota Theta sorority there^ She isl)6n voyage party given by Mrs. Jam* admired by.both giver and receiver — and ce.spccted .by Martin employed by Bell Telephone'Lab- Edna J. Swain- of .Summits jsister', Jewelers. Every June.'Mnrtin's offers you a special collection of. oratories, Inc., in*-Murray Hill. of Mrs. FergusOnT^Srxty'guests '. . --Mr \. magnifloent Bullova watches ^— the disiinguished timepiece the Mr. Chapman also was gradu- attended from Cranford, Elizabeth, was ' world over. Every watch purchased at Martin's is assured of ated from Cranford High School Lorjg -BranclC'lMainfleld, Chatham, . Th quality and accurate lifetime service — if otherwise r— your and attended Union Junior Col- Newark, Glen Ridge,- Short Hills, bung Buldva will be replaced free of charge, It's part" of the if diploma lege. He also attended- Newark Livingston and NCJV York, City. ^'•::--# -, '•' — they-expeet4t.«-.,.. " College »of Entfineer-i'ng and is -The Fergusons will visit their •v SchjOi emfJtoy.ed'by"Foster Wheeler. Corp., son, daiightepdn-la-w a'ncfijrand- 29 N. Union Ave. Cranford Beaju Livingston.- He is a member of daughter^-in Edzcll, Scotland, thejb the Army Reserve and previously, where...BUr,, Ferguson_, 3rd, is sta- CoijJ! tijrved six month's of afctfve duty.' tioned with the Navy. "They will bartd The. couple will live at 32 South then tour 14 countries and return dlese Gate road, Murray Hill. • to Cranford July 25. I ~^TeCh':'"'" BUtOVA STORE-WIDE • Brut) Glbr; SURF KINO • 17 jewels. Water- TREMENDOUS SAVINGS - DON'T HISS THEM! prool*. Shock-re- si stunt. Unbreik- MATERNITY FASHIONS abls' mainspring. Handsome e*pan- lion band. Famous BONNIE DOON ' Bulova quality and For Summer Slacks, Bermudas, craltjmartjhlp. SHIRTS « BLOUSES IM.75 SOCKS pr. %f % Knee Pants Reg. $1.25 25 ?50 OFF Vi to % OFF

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Oarlisie J,ont'S,' Mrsr"j:iCli(fg-( Benedictine, Academy in Elizabeth. Mr." nnd Mrs. Reynold I. Dei .from'"-. Cf&nfprH, • East ' Orange, Newly, appointed board mm- man Miiuday, Mrs. George W. at •brl'dge.-Tuesday evening for/" i She has just completed her. junior Vinney, Jr., 'of-196 -AFbot ^stree.t, .Shrewsbury'and lrv'ingtpn. '„'••• ' Mr., and Mrs.. F. Gord'on Lt-ech ber^j^of the ^Gurden,Club of .gran* Service League iicuM arwl 'Mrs,-William y-. Steers. year at the academy^ where she urid Mr,, and -MVs'..'.George' Q'uig- Mr,s. W;..' Howard Geisel. Mrs. W^- 1 o'f 102 .Lafaye.tto' pliTce have re- ford jtu't Monday at the home .of. * . •' '..— '•"•* ' ' • Is an. honor student, and has fin- ley.'. of- Port Washington, -U 1.] Mrs. Elmer S; Hoyt of 7 Etigiish M. PetVick,, Mrs.. Robert ,Hiaglris,) Mrs. Arba Taylor, .611, ;Bro6kside turned- from a t*ip to Nottlv Care- ished a."season of ballet perfornrt- have returned from a .10-day va- Village .'returned home' Sunday 1 Mrs. "Warren Smith, ^ place. Mrs.'-N. A. Tomosiilo, re- ou'ees. In • Livingston. Summit, cation in Lake Worth;' Fla. Both after spending two months in Ft. llija and -Washington.. Thoii son, cently elected' president, presided. Doreen Herman ~ Mrs • Rnht'it Hlfks Members at large, Mrs. J-. —Tin; aniiuttl niffiiiiK aiul eon of; the Gran ford. J li'n ior Si'iv- inDelruit* and Wilkcs Baire, Pa. "ing unnivergari.es. A; "Mbntenocotirt, Mrs.; J. H-. xn Hermann of 10 Orarfge • .• —o— '.* Mr. 'and' Mrs., Ered .be Marco of ; Mr. and Mrs. B, C. Beldeh. of*"' .Brock-b'ank, Mrs.W, H. Fairchlld, ice. League will ,bo hold tomorrow . Mr. and Mrs. James Caruso of 737 W«lnUt qvenu'e. Mr. nnd'Mrs. 1 a't lj a.m, at Echo Luk-o/Counl-ry avenue hits returnpd from a week's Mr. and Mrs. Robert Higgins' of 10 Manor iivtfnue; will ieavt- _ Mrs. MathcwD, Hall and Mrs. R. stay in, •Detroit, Mich.^ where she 104 Milkatom drive wijl .entertain 104 Maple place entertained at u John ftispoli of- 7 Graton, drive^ Mri^nd Mrs. J. L. Grady of 20!) urcla^ by plane for a month's-trip' i.P. Wismcr;' program,. lvfr's/F, T.' Ckib. Mrs,. D. ''-RicUuird French, at a family, gathering next Tues- and Mr. and Mrs. Harold Schott of r president, will preside. ' •flppearcd wiHt~ the Garden State •family picnic ; on ~ Memorial Day. Balmiere road. UoHh. will leave 1O Europe.. Dr: Bclden will attend. M,iix>;on, Jr.,assisted by. Mrs. R. Balit't1 Company hs guest artists of day in hono,r of their son, James, There were 81 .guests from Cran- ,1102 Raritan road spent the Week'-' today for Modford, Mass^, \vhere the World Petroleum Congress in,.-- ,Bi Ackland; project, Mrs. J; L. 'New officers will, take over at who will be graduated from 6ra- ford, Giirwood^'Fanvvood. Iselin, end at. iligalside Farm in 'Green* Mr. Grady will attend the 50th the close of the meeting, and Mrs. Geo.rge Balanchine. at the North Frankfurt, Germany, Juhe 19 to" Conrad, assisted by Mrs. R.-. C. •oast Regional Ballet Festival in the I., and New announce'" -new committee chaiV- new Henry and 1Edse.l Ford audi- uating class from -Medford High Germany; ' Switzerland, France Jr.; club, editor, Mrs.. Hi R. Cop- the University pf Dayton (Ohio) to York. .'••'•••.'.; ' . • Mr. and -Mrs. G. H. Hbllerbach meii; ^ ^ _' .torium. ' • • ... "•'•';•• School. They will go from tlfere and England. , son. , • • • •'-..-•' - , Miss 'Bermann. danced in Nbr-. begin his freshman year there. of 435 South Union avenue have '.. Horticulture, Mrs. p.. R, HaaE; New provisionals, elected in mail Walker's ybalJet "Eleven Guests will attend fronj Cranford, . Mr. and -Mrs.~M.-L. Tutt1e\;6f 2 •returned frOm-Atlantk1 City, Where ' conservation-and birds, Mrs. 0- C; April, will-be introduced. Luhch- Pieces: for Eleven . Instruments." •East' Orange, Irvington artjd Fisko terfacie.entertained' follow- they attended • the 48th annual in- Goodfollow, nlr.^ • garden therapy, eon, will be served at 1 pan. fol- The •performance was under the Shrewsbury. . • ' " \. -, • ing the'River Carrfivial on Sunday, ternationnl convention of the Na- Mrs. J. D. 'Bridge assisted by Mrs,. lowing the, business meeting. direction of Felix; Resnick,-direc- Guests were present from Cran- tionnl Association of Purchasing Open Thursday Evenings .Flower arrangements will be done 1 K.' N/ Albrecht; telephone, -Mrs. J., tor of the Grossed Point and Pon- Miss Patricia Clare, daughter of ford, -! MoUntalnside. Chatham, Agents. ' '.'• .'-.-' '•::•••• -'• - . .-' by. the provisioutils 'who- have. Mrs. Beth Clay, former associate, will'be here to H. Post;, membership, Mrs. J. E. tiac Symphony Orchestras with the Mr. und Mrs.' Robel't L. Clare' o( Berkeley .Heights, Elizabeth, and '•- " •:''•• " :V-'o—,..'•' ... -. /•' completed their training year. ; Miller; hospitality, Mrs. C.V. membors'of the Oetroit Symphony C05 Linden place, will be honored Florida. ; - -; •. Mr. and Mrs. Adblph Langerof serve you Thursday evenings £rom 6 to 9 p.m. Chamherlin; and finance,'Mrs,, R. Members of the board of man- Orchestra. ' •• • ' at a family dinner,Tuesday eve- 26 .MacArthur . avenup and Mr. M/ Crane-. .Representatives to the agers were guests Tuesday' at a The local dancer also atttVided a ning following her .^graduation, fred Buff was honored at a re- and Mrs.' Walter Severs, of 24 Crawford Council of Garden Clubs luncheon given by^MrsV French workshop,1 symposium and class from Oak KnoU School-in Summit. cent family party in Celebration Of Mac Arthur -.: iiv'enue entertained are. Mrs. Maxson and Mrs. R.. H. a.t" her homo. They are: ]yirs.. conducted by Patricia Wildo of Guests will be present'from Cran- his birthday anniversary- given Saturday evening. Their guests Richard Guy, Mrs. John A. Olson', : , Wajeott. Mrs.-C! A. Boillod i$. liai- rJ©\v York City Center Ballet ford, Perth Amboy, -Westfleldi by \. his , sbn-hirlaw: and - daughter; included Mr. and Mrs. StepHan son to W\c Garden Club of"" Mb. James M;.- PHtflah,. Mr^. Wil- Company and Robert Jeffrey of and Matawcan. Miss Clare will- Mr.' and Mrs. JameilXsiruso 6f Schgckjcr, • Mr.. -find Mrs. Frank mar-F. Lange, Mrs. John D.'bath- Now York, and' several lunches, attend Marympunt . Junior Col- 104 Makfltom drivei with whom he DIegman, Mr. , and Mrs.: Cah

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IWtinlu Purk Girl * Miss Judith G ficiatod at the double ring cere- mony which was followed .by a reception at The Pines in Edison. The bride was escorted by her father. Mrs! John Kaufman of <•••- Long Branch was matron of honor and bridesmaids included Miss , • Maureen Sears of Baybnno/cousin' of the brtScr^Htw-Carolyn Blaze- jowski of-Linden; Miss Claire Car- bone of Menlo' Park -and Mls» Jeanne\Fahrcnholz of Spotswood, •'. • cousin of the bride. Mr. Kaufmpn served, as best man and ushers were Robert But- - ner of Roselle, Bernard PawHfcbw- skl of Linden and George Plescho Of Colonint cousin's of tbo bride- ;groom, and Richard Olbrys of Jarnesburg, '.brother of the bride-. You'll step ihto summer luxury wl^en ypuiWtfa^Majnirattan^^hi'rte/V" : : .'...- groom. — - -. >• -,-L; - :-.•••: sportswear andWrnisti'ings. \yond6rful "shirts with the collar styles ' ''• Mrs. .John Mayo of Spotswood was organist and soloist. : that suit you best. Handsome.sport shirts and sport knits in a relaxing The.'couple will live In James- variety pkolprs and^patterns.^And a fullselection of pajamas, under-- burg after a trip to Florida, '.-,. A graduate of Edison High " •'_'.;. wear arid handkerchiefs that give'you the famous Manhattan* brand , .. School and. Standard Academy oj of quality. Yqu can be cool, comfortable and in the peak of fas;hion Beauty Culture, New Brunswick, when you .buiid your summer wardrobe from ou^ Manhattan* coilec* the bride is employed by Idle Hour Coiffure in Spotswoo& Her hus- tjQU-jii: the wearable, easy-to-care-for.fabrics that'.make luxury.your • .. band was^gra^unted from Mid- most practical buy. .... dlesex County Vocational: and . Technical. High School in. New fHSrunswiek arid-is-"-employed by Plbrys Trucking of JanSesburg. " y

VdMin^nels- GarivoodChurch, ^Garwood, w the setting. Saturday after- Moon for the wedding of Miss Di- ane Mary Wilt, daughter of- Mr. and Mrs. Daniel S, Wilt of. 206 Oaklano, and Frank Torok of Plainfleld, son'of Mrs. Louis Tor- ok of Hungary and the late Mr. "Itorok. '...... • THb Rev. Michael Mnsicenik, as- sistant pastor, officiated at the ceremony which was followed by o reteptfbn at the. home of the bride's parents, , Mr. Wilt escorted his daughter to the altar. Mrs., Gerald H. Hope •of Albany seryed as matron of honor for her cousin and Laszlo Ren'das of Dunellen was best mpn. BREEZEWEIOHT PAJAMAS > from $4.50 55oltan Yakohalmi of Plainfleld served as usher, and Mrs.-John Ward of Weslfleld was soloist. DRESS; & SPORT SHIRTS L , from $4.50 . The couple will live in Plain- fteltf after a wedding trip. ..The, bride is, a graduate of Westfleld High School and her husband was educated in Hun- ' ' W I; Slate Installed Charge Acco\tntx Jnviltd "51 Years o/ Quality" ' ' Ji'Xper't Tailor on ffie Premises Mrs. Charles SUsby, was installed as president of the newly'formed Hillside Avenue Junior High School PTA nt the final meeting last. Wednesday of the Sherman Junior School PTA. She succeeds Mrs. William, TSUInge. ' • • Other 6tti&xp "are Mrs. Dbrtald Martin, first vjec-presidctit; Mrs. FREE GI1PT WRAPPING GIVE A GIFT CERTIFFCATe Raymond Van Jaeckel, second Wrapping For Mailing r . . . Good IntUfinftely . vice'presJdent; Burton Mandell, -JfcM vyiee-gresident; Mrs. Bernard Telephony and Mail Orders Accepted '",.h Always Flfi v Lltwack, recording secrefaryXMrfc A. J. Ullchny, corresponding 'sec- retary;, arid Mrs. H. M. Hlrsch, l treasurer. •"''" *. '-", •-••••••. |... - •- Mrs.. Ruth JanQyeik,,suporviior '• s of elementary education, installed tho new officers. . :\ •' . • [ Refreahmcfttfl wbre. served fol* r lowing tho- meeting-.tinder- I v Open Thurtdays iilIHJn« r«dloh of Mrs. WtitMn'WtiQ , The'executive board of thw'

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Those seated; were: President, Mrs Gerald-J..Fi»lney;'vice-f»reyi- •" 'Stuart M. C|amijbi>li of Cranfoia,.'society-.president, -..aid :i.he-pur~ br'ation, the Country Fair,''offeree!r - , . . , -, At Preparatory' School •dents. Mrs.JWUlinjnri McGovern and - .-.-.,--—'-•. . ° •_-_••-, - 'of "th e nameTv, changu e .it; '' ' • ; r -.••• j •--o -- , ,-.. - - * -pose of-"the-namer, change ..is- to, There are seVen Cranford stu- Mrs.' Helmut' Lar-ien; recording, I yeat>business education —' Mins l hi r UMSTICKS 1"^! ° ** * \*2 - yo^^^; gernut. the society ;«to establish,! ,,;,.;,. yy~ 6r—Springfield; Yanuzzi;- ni|rse, Strs. Friecft Ritter; ^firt SawVy.ak of First .prize or $25 was presented Maintain orfjauized groups en- Hb.rary;*Elrncr WebtT- No appoint-. 170 for which comrnentemejU. ex- Brij*^;.- '.corresponding •' secretary.j Phiintield. Southeastern Louisiana ihe -, winning booiti, ^aiicii mid t-n- uiusis' wlir'be .licUl at St.''Dbnc : been made for.reading, ... Mrs.-JanH>s'Lyvnch; treasurer, ;Mr*.I CqUogc,-''4 .years'. . ••' Kitchen," 'sponsored by Girl Scout couragemojit of the, pursuit of the : writirig ./ speaking improve-' clict's Preparatory School in Newr ' Lawi-en.ee 'Jabdnian; and auditori! German -r- Mrs. fluth Linz of Troop 95~4ihder Mrs. John Guin- performing :incl visual art.*;?*"';."" ; ther aMd Mrs, 'Jack-Warrington.; mo,lt 7 hisses ark tomorrow night: Mrs. Arthur Venneri. ' j Ny'tlcy, ..Rutgers, 4-years;"'English.; T,he society • sponsors the. Sub- 7 ' Mrs. Y introduced these de- Miss Joan Rose' of. Maplewood, Runners-up, who received $5' each, urban-'Symphony of New;-Jersey, They arc; Richard Bermann, )5.-ij-!,«uiui chiiin'nen' who have, been Cornell, and school lunch- super- were th<;' BPW .''Cookie Mobile"" which recently completed its 4hi.rd Lower Summer. ^. j Wi)liaVn : Fmnegari; Michael Gal- -.hrnc-' d to the executivi e bboard: . yisor, Miss GJadys Nossour' of under Mr.T.A. C- Huff and the" Red season. Last February, the society (Continued fMm Pai/ci) ilucci; Gerald Hahn. Robert Mason, EASY AND DELICIOUS! '. American home .and garden. Mrs.| Newark, New-York"'University.'13 O&k Garden Club shop:'6nder Mrs.. also organized..the Suburban Sym- 'Frank A]l*-'n and Edward Schmidt; ' Chester Micek and Jeffrey Quijin. Thoniaj; Poulson. The Jaycee-ettes Charles Cox; "art, Mrs. C. L,. May;! Vyearsp.n.oV; . -.-' .'.".- . . ' phony Chorus: Peter SoiTuT ol by-law's, Mrs. Kingsley Lawrence; were in charge of .the Country Fair, The board approved n salary of Millburn is drie'etor -of bbth -o»-- BONELESS TURKEY ROAST .budget, Mrs.Harold Young; ciyics jjnder the chairmanship of Mrs. $19,000 lor Dr.. Clark W. -Me- gnni'/.atibns. . . . and legislatiortjlMrs, Larson; hisr "Wilrlam-Lovett, Jijdgos were Mrs." Dermlth; superintendent. 'Follow- Mr. CampbeH said the name (orian, Mrs. W. J. Conley; hospital-' Nicholas LaCorte,,, Gus Gutierrez jchahge was proposed by the board, 4^ ing a survey'of'.salaries and duties 1 ily, Mrs. Dn.vi.cl C/Lowe; inter- •ana*' i>f. .'• rialph Lctiry,--i.vhQ ,.wfts- of superintendents throughout the1 of directors to--belter describe the V.aHoiiiil' relations,.. Mhj. Alfred •general chairman . of . Cranford- state,.the board voted, on recom- expanded 'activities and prograihk FVitfoJa. • _-.. , \- '. . Days for thc.Jaycees, ' , ' ~ TOP SIRLOIN mendation, of Henry M; Boardmnri, 6f the-society." ;' Also, membership, '.Mj"s. Walter Other events during the cele- The president reported' that- an chairman of the finance commit- bration including the "Commuters Chapman; music, Mrs.-VIT. A. Bur7 tee, rjot to set aflxecTsalary sched- the .orchestra next .season as \yell RUMP OF BfEF ton; nominating, Mrs, William J.,! Salute,'* serving of coffee arid as -a concert series- fcir the ne.w ule, for the. superintendent's po«i- doughnuts to commuters on Fvj-; Gubas; parliamentarian, Mrs. Sid-1 tjon but to chorus. ' • .•••••'••••.' day, _somewhat fewer in. number-' lie-y L. Nuim; prog-ram, Mrs. Me- nuauy "We also hope" to set up a cham- BOTTOM ROUND IB. . Govern; publicity, :Mrs; Frederick this year because of the long hol.i- ber series at liniqh Junior Col- : This decisipn, Mr. by mnny New Yqrk j ' G.; B.htnrtari-n; registrar,- Mrs. An- j , was mnde'when thX' s: lege's new Cafripus Center next drew Bain; sutnrtiine-Mrs.. J. C. rc.vcaJcd }hat cranford ranfcT30th "We Fresh-Killed Cut-Up or Whole -- A-'te"e"h¥ge'3a1ic*enrttractiiig*'about look forward to mo"rc~ antFTargef' SPaxr;..waySnndraL^1-Mts.Monf.LiMMnithe state d<;spi,c thc fact 600 youths was sponsored at the attended concerts next season roe Wes-tover; well are. Mrs. WlHthafDr.'McDermith rtnks first in high school Friday night by the with the continuing growth of our WATCHES ham Gray; youth conservation and,'ters of e)ipei.icnce. ns ;t supcrin. Wc'stei-n District. Explorers--.-Cab- , orchestra-—both quantitatively 'and ihetof the Boy. Scouts of America.;. education. Mrs, Charles R*ddcm|tendcnt. ' Similarly, he said, qran- fujalitritivcly." .-...' .;.'•' •. .•••'.'• and ' '": "\ advjsor to junior ;Woman's .Club.; f0,d rnnks 40Ui ^ of 4g.sy^(cm? Continuous music wn'S provided By • ' '' Mrs. John C Klein: fin. total administrative'Ktaft sal- two bands, the Eldorndo's and the -Chessmen. Refreshments were do- I High School A proKram entitled "Modern iarie^"and"7ih"out"o7 20 in "the TRAVEL CLOCKS •Painting ••—. How Come? . Where. coun'ty ' ' • . -• ...ited by the Cranford Elks. L'es- : i-Con'twued from Payv /)•.' t.cr Williard of Cranford, assistant, ..V* To?" was presented by Mrs. H. F.( ,How,ard Cowpcrthwaitc was're- lish-I, Albert Beiih; English II and j rultz. lecturer.nnd ijlustrator. Shefnppointed custodian ' of s'chool district commissioner for explor- • IV;. Frederick • Muller; English', BREASTS was hitroduced by Mrs. McGpvem, ing, and Jay Guinther of Cran^' III, Michael. Marcus; shorthand I,' for your summer* - moneys. program "chiiirinan. •', <5 next regular meeting of the ford, president .of the« cabiijet,! Thomas Scutro. ; Vacation, and back-fo-school Mrs. McGoverh reported on the board will be-Wednesday, June 19, macle the arrangements.. ' Driver, edilcation, Ralph Mas-1. convention of the New. Jersey Fed- instead of Tuesday, June'18, to eration of Wotnen's Clubs which. avoid conftict^with the high ? ~shte and Mrs," i ' t.'i' AH Watch Repairs cfntlv in Atlnnt.ic. f?Hv Two new ^members, Mrs; L'. Hely •and Mrs. W,' V. „ Schindler, wore CraniForcl Days' BUY-YOUR WATCH :.±. lb;39c welcomed and Mrs. Finney an- THE BEACON AGENCY rounced she will entertain mem- '•'• '(Continued-fttom Page 1) .,,',-'• .'' • ' ''-. i • • . •";!. • .-•••.•..' FROM Ay WATCHMAKER CUBE STEAKS .77..... 7T Ib. 89c - bers of her executive board at a Jrlouse ..Along' the Mississippi, en- tered by .Union'.Junior College Takes Pleasure in Announcing That luncheonn and workshoworksh p meeting at HAM SLICES ... . ; , Ib. 89c g under Miss Rochelle Block, a col 12312:30 p.m. TTuesdad y r her home. orlul red Gay 90'sv Calliope de- THE 25 Elmora avenue.- LAMB STEAKS . . .. ;V.. Hi. 59c signed by Bremner Chapter, Order MRS. ALBERTA E. COOKE SHOP of D.eMoiay under Robert A. Bend- TICKER SPARERIBS . .. -../. lb.39c • •"• '.-. • .--. JERRY KEMMERER, Prop. "'' • ' . Outdoor Exercises : iin, and a circus scerie by the Cran- tord Elks undqf Henry U. Meyer. 508 Elm Street, Cranforcl _ (Continued'from Page 1) LEAN GROUND BEEF .. 3 lbs. 98c ,Toni Sawyer nnd a donkciy 7 South Ave., E/ BR 2-5270 humanities department, nnd. Dr. fished-and painted a. fence jn"the — Is Now Associated withTJyr Agency ~ CHUCK GROUND Ib. 59c Jones. Prof, Forrest P. DeScter, Jr., Cranford Democratic Club float . of. Cranford, will preside. under Donald C. Tr-ueksess, and EXTRA LEAM ~^ -^ -~ All but'three of the.85 degree the Little Engiine.That Could, was . As a Salesman. candidates- plan to continue their entered by the Rotary "Club under ROUND GROUND STEAK Ib. 79c educations at four-year colleges Sfuar\ W. McF.adden. • The Girl MORRELL "-••1" nnd universities. Twenty-fi^-e of Scouts.provided "a primitive- camip •"J- Telephone BR 6-6967 lb • them plan t» transfer to various- .site0 under Mis. Stephen Palasin- units of Rutgers, the State Univer- ski's direction. — - sity, including Douglass College. PORK SAUSAGE 29c '. Union Junior.College graduates Both the Young Republicans un""- also have enrolled at the follow- deiv Jobn M- Dury.ee and t"he VFW THE DEACON AGENCY Wilson's Certified n,™,,,,,t,n,,UJivu .«L mf 'V»««WTjunderdVi. Victmt . Zzoiohll s '" entered I ing New Jersey colleges; .Jersey |-^ . ^ ,,v-, nu'n^u™ ou..i y g; .Jersey lloataf Bs witiih h na "Y,e.Old Barber Shopj 1 North Avef/ E. . BR 6-5051 Cit„ y, State-College,„ , • "• Newar . ... k„ Stat:;••;e• i Quartetyuariet"- tljeme.theme... A team of four • College at Union Seton Hall V111' white • horscS'.'cinsw the Crane's yers.ty. Rider College Lawrence- jFor d Express entered by the Cran- Shank Half ville, Bloomfield, College, Mon -; lord Klwanis.Club .under'Kings- Butt Half .clair State-Colteffe. Monmouth Col- j ,fl d Ward Thc Boy SpoutJ. under Ib. iteBe, Newarlt-Ctol ege ot Lngineer- Howard -Sjnith camped on their iTWFairlcigh^ Dickinson Univer- ftoat lind thoCrw(ord .ja.yc(ips sityiHTDsala College and Glassboro ,tQU^ the lakc in theCrane-sFord e %-r ;, m, ',. , . 'River Showboat, • v . CHOICE CUT Other ^f>. degree -candidates. A jargor crowd than last year, plan • to comW . heir colleg? .spO rting striped blazers- and careers at Newark Un.versity, | straw nats and gav nineties dress- Syracuse. Unlvorsit^Wagner Col-.- strolled alon^ thc- crowcred lejjo. Lafayette Colle>v Willmm Iakc ed to music ^ the'Cran- and Maryv ColleneCollege,. MariN.tMan n rni.'Co1 . . ^ • • lege, University . of " • ford Recreation Concert Bnnd and FIRST CUTS INCLUDED American Untyersity, ' Colun^^ Dance Band under the-dfrectkm of University, Boston University and George" Toenes. Dr. Robert E. the University of "Utah. was master of psremonies :obert Folinusz, chairman of Will Delight You! • Union Junior College students! J^ e " Carnival., A parade ot have over the jrcjirs—transferred (antique-r LEG of LAMB and exhibition pre- ./-'. '-4 .with advanced. standin'K to more itt>de d the c^ival, WIL1 PROVIDE tOft: than 300 colleges-..and uni- ,- '-, ., v-•, The celebrntfon got underway versities throughout thc United Thursday night at the Spring He didn't insiire 5tatt>b ! pg £ ' • ' . view sponsorep d by'Jletby^^ta SSigmi a 1. Glassware rental. 149 Phi and the Cranford firamatic his car through an New Jr. High ; Club. Talent.'skits were presented,, by the ten contestants for the'Miss 2. Ice tubes. • (Copied from Povc , . -^ ^ V C K CranforCranfordd Days title whwho aLwu 1 independent agent STEAKS bdwm Szwed of Ship Bottom, i modeled evening gowns. Oth'er physical education. University of; entertainers were George Beer, • Hetlioiighflie had cnoiiyh insurance. But nobody 3. A bartender. Maryland; ^ year. Miss Virginia | Jr.. and Carl Peterson, folk sing- tojd In'pi how much was enough. Hosult? He w.is SIRLOIN Anne Marino of Asbury Park,' ers, and Mildred Butlfcy, mono- for niimy thousands of dollars more than Newark State; Miss'Rhoda Hoch- i lo«ist. l.is^ 4. Free^elivery. . berg of Newark, Jersey City State,; • Miss Aliseo, the winner, was happen to you? Not if you in.surp PORTERHOUSE Ib, and Miss ValnneFlorio of Kamsey, : crowned by Miss Barbara' Wil- through luVsiiidopi'iuU'tit insuranco a;j;cnt. IIo art Montclair State; loughby. Runners-up were Cah- knoiv^i .what juHj^'s and .j;iric!rFrt'quciiliy award. 5. Estimating your require- Ju radunte S n ' "° K - - Kenneth Cook dice Borises and Anhft Maxzarcse. Also, an indepcndnit a«*int is'frci; to ;iiialyzt\y«iir of. Blairsville, Pa.,, instrumental Other rontestants were Diana Kre- LONDON BROIL Hi'cdsj tell you how ntudi' insuuinco you should ments. . ' '• -y- .••;.. Ofl muslc, Indiana State College, Pa.; Miss Shirley Anne Fisehler of cairy^ which conipany toNiso, and why. If \«u Union, Newark State; Mrs. Arlene have a claim—or tliere's n claim^against you—i "'- STEAKS ib. Fisher, of Ros-elle, Ne.wark State; 6. The largest selection of O 7 at your- Side to help. . Miss Janice -Haer or Fanwood, music; Douglass College; • Miss- We arc independent Quality, Time- Tested Private Betty Ann Hubbard of East insurance -agents. We: II J^- •Princeton, Mass., physical educa- lie happy to ni\e you.nil Brands in this area. CANNED HAMS tion, Springfield College;.. Miss ; the fuels on coinplelei • • • ...--. ' - • •' - "• - * - - Sofia Parish of Newark, Jersey ..insurance' protection loi^ Inwamti 3-lb. CORN KING HAM .. 2 29 j'r City Statei Miss Joann Tummel ciir, home, or business.. 7. The largest selection of of Upper Mohtcluir, Bertver Col- -.leg'e; iCH's. Evelyn. McCord of 22 Nationally -Advertised brands 4-lb. DAVIS HAM -.•..,..;...... 2.98 Oak ltuie, Temple University, and : Mrs." Concetta Gabriel of 224 South area. . '" ' •••'• - ' •• 3-lb. KRAKUS HAM ...... 2.98 Union avenue, Newark. State. V At the secondary level the fol- lV2-lb. KRAKUS PORKLOIN .1.49 . lowing teachers were hired: Music . -^-Miss Jan Arthur of Woslfield, O»NE CALL DOES IT ALL! 3-lb. HOLLAND HAM . . 2.79 North Park College with 2 years' •>- u experience;. Willinm Aspray of Elizabeth,' .Stisfjuehanna with tliree ytnirs1 experience; Ronald DIAL BR 61044 •billing ofWestfield,-J.uni.ata Col- I lege, with 7 years' expprieiu-c. ! it x Mathematics and science ' The average fimijly con- . Robert. Glenson, Rutgers Univei--j sumes SI27 worth of "1st Driv-insuranee Agency in N. J." ' sity^.,.4 •yeairCranford. Theatre) . sity or. Pitt^ursh, 11 years; Mjxs _ycir fur doctor* arid ; / ' Mary Prflgloso, Jersey City State;, •. nfcj)ctiptipns combined. erg-MacBean physical .education— Miss Janet Hicks of East Orange, Central; State; Ohio, ,3'yearst Mrs. Marilyn'; • SOUTH Murray of Point Pleasant,' Trenton i • Opposite Cniniord U:K.!st;i 2 yearSL J«n1CK Salters of!'.. »% i. « « -,.. 3"T^s "T ^ _ Towson, Md.,- Marshall University, {.-DRUG S T ORE .•I ".-.,; BRidge 6^000 Open friday Till 8 P. M. studies^- 'Mis, Arlericl104^^0"^,;:^ ' Insurance Exclusively'^- including life W«fkdiyi -*- 8 to 6 PM.

ii : IT WALNUT AVEAVE. B Free Delivery thg. --- •...-'-.^•'r"-'- ~-'^."" •"••'•••"" ""• , ...... ; .,:•' WINES AND LIQUORS J BRIDGE 6-1113 - • 'V II ^%ty\^j£$&0MiU(ljs v rvi :/•'- •r, (N. .JO'-CrriZEN''ANB K JIJNE sdri/Judy, CarneyMe, Brian Coeh- ported that!901:persons wete en-r days is "Lizards and Crocodilians." cular' targets ... : . the early brass technical traihin* course foic rar y - ••----•••• • -'•'•-• will' Vw rings.. . . and it's stilfon«>">,f n.n- - ^ -" •--••»«=««- ChriChiCs l Joan 6b rolled favftyft. fall * a&dA spring sft- 'others , ; Adult School illustrated With cqjor slides, J'., ' most popular rides," the Olyrripic Downing;' FtpbVn Gclsei: hiesters: "449 in the fill andi>t82 : Miss. Airrhan'Barni Also. Robert Goodhart, Richard in the .spring.. It was' the second Park executive - declared. ' to operate manual -ground "radar Guy, Ginger Herbert,. Richaid largest spring enrollment: in the j|/fs>i-vif Pn p/»..i,Jf —.'••"We'.ve even al'traoted a newt equipment Used for. aircraft con- - Art Exhibit* Spring Coi!ic '^ ' ' graduate of Cranfbrd High Schobl,.; night at an art exhibit and spring concert at • the schdol. Skc'tch<;s, AesiCr, Gail Kent, David Klempa, the •schoQloperated in. the red 'for- he entered the Air Forte in No- increased from $8 to $15 anTio^ur, the fall semester^ but ended th<^ r Ujs"(Ul H.ll !L> |/llt>Hf]along to capture the orgar vember, 1962. '•••'.. •:,..'. paintings- and.art projects rtiade by-the children"unHer the guidance of Dave Koch, Ann KorkyrJCrjs Koc-effective with the fall semester', it music." ' Mrs. Mary Bogatko, art 'instructor, were displayed, ih the corridors. nig, RicHa^d Larnparter. ____ 1962-63 year with -a surplus \.tif •' Also, Laqra^Leigh Larscn, David was announced this week by. Dr. At' gnokane'storie Olympics thatPark' the nd-^. ' The school choir, under the direction ofMrs. Nelda Lange, pre- Kenneth* W. Iversen, president- Social Seeurity Display sented selections from "Snow Lauren, • Antoinette Ma«huzak; Mr, Selby Vaid the roost popular tibn's. "oldest and largest!' car- Bdyd Received Patricia. Mach'uzak, Chris Miller, director.. . • •'•;•':•••• • • • •• courses tfiis year were: Begin- rousel was being moved .because Set Up at Public Library White." These' songs were given meyerk Edward , Mayer,. Steven Marsha: NeValJs,jChaVles Obra.no- Dr~ Iversen said the higher tui- ning and intermediate- dancing; bjg^city kids no longer appfeci-. F&MDegriee •InfbrmatiOn !Oh SocialJ Security _, 8 an added dimension as they, were Meese, Kenneth OrgcU 'Frank*. wicz," Bruce Paterson,. ftandy tion charges are necessary to'in- contract, v bridgel golf, typing, ate it stirred :snortS' of' indigha- David Nv Boydj son-of Mr. andis on display at the'CrBiiford Pub- -enaeted—tn-pMnSonunw -and- Him' ii'rlay fitini t Bf'.b-. Williana N.' Boyd of 13* La^- • IT tce Flummer. '.'Our tuition charges)' were the ian, of Olyrripic-Park, Irvirigton-MaprT&allejJvenufe was •graduated from day by Mrs. Ray Webb, who is in dren at grades 3 through 6. Miss bones, Nicholas Bayalc, Richaid ,. . A ' • • tT7-»»i>ii 3nd \Tni-;hu11 r..11'-..i. Rntpmafif vNoto' and Miss • Jean Schmidt Thomas Smithor*.- ftirh- Also,' George.; Pollard. Heidi n charge of displays. "Voorhees directed this adaptation ard- Stftele and..,.Stephen Jackson; Heichwein;. Penny' Rogers., Peggy said.- "A_survey wg,made indi- ''Robert A; Guenther,"presid.cnt' Lancaster, Pa.,' on Sunday with f ^ Dozens of pamplets pri iSocial Se- of Walt Disney's "Snow White." percussion,,. Robert. Bdanternpo, Schweinirig, Karen Stlefel, Donna cates our tuition for many courses of: the Ne\v Jersey amusement B.A. degree in German. curity are available" in the pamph- Tamburr, 'Gale "Von Bulow, Susan was 25 percent or more below. park, pointed out that 'Olympic's following the graduation exler- A program of instrumental Stuart Nevitt, Albert,. Rodriguez, ciscs let sectfon, "and bulletin board dis-* music was presented by the school David Sallee, Arthur Scbrnjdf-and Wait, Lynda " Wellet, Nancy Ann that t>l other, nearby • adult merry-go-round, has-. 81'- horses, he was-commissioned as a plays have been set Up. The exhibit White, Krlstine Wiese and Annschools:" prancing and' stationary, second lieutenant m the Air Force was prompted by an article in the band Under'the direction.of Robert David Wrlggins. • •••.'.• Williams/ : Of and will Report to Travis Air Force Yurochko. Students participating The narrator for"Show White" The president-dipector of the compared with the Spokane current Reader's Digest. "Are You- : Base, Calif. were; i was_ Ted O'Brien and the eharac-r local adult school said the >chopl A trip through our known solar park's. 54. Getting All the, Benefits of Social was running into increasing dif- system arid beyond will be shown and largest, injdeed!" He was president of Sigma Pi Security?''.. •"'..• > '".. • Oboe, Michael Korn; flutes,' ters were; Snow..'fyhite, Caryn Awarded Certificate fraternity and vice-president of Cindy Blaha, Ann. Korky, Doris Shamey; wicked, queen, Kathy ficulty hiring qualified instructors, in a color, sound film entitled he said. 1 In Machine Accounting because |he salary schedule was "Univerie" which'wlll be shown at Secondly, he^werit on, the mer-the Black Pyramid senior honor ~ Ohklettcr, Donald" Preuss and KoeJjler; prince, Richard Schmidt" , sbciety. He was on the dean's list. Nancy Ann White; clarinets, W11-.huriteri Bruce Bell;dwarfs, Robert Theodore B. Berrfanof 113. Milh.too low. ,.' the Union County Park Commis- ry-go-round: remains a cherished Golden C Staff 1 "Although pur salary schedule sion's Trailslde Nature and Science •Symbol of. the gmusement world' Mr. Boyd will, be married to- Ham Babson, , Judy Carnevale, Buontempo, Thomas Gill , Edward street was one* of 4i students re- "Miss Margaret fery Savidgo of Jackie Depcw, Harold Engstrom, Maypr, John Murphy, Pcjer Orazi, ceiving-certificates for completion, was about average, for the entire Center in the Vfatchung Reserva- and today's children in northern Nailed at CHS state, it was the lowest for this tion at 3 p.m. Sunday. .New Jersey, strive., for the brass Tjfopewell on June 15 in Trinity Janfctte Greehawald, Paul Hin- David Sallee and .Pctbr_. Snnford;.of specialized" evening, adult "pror Episcopal Church. •., Robert Knox has been elected licky, Naricy Larnparter, Sally animals, Janet Best, Betsy Mayer, grams,-conferred by. Associate area,"-he declared. "We have no -The. film is narrajed by Dr. ring as avidly as prior generations editor-iri-chief of the Golden C, Meese, Jeffrey Miller, Philip Ogcl- Susan Mayer, Elizabeth P.earlman Dean Madison E. Weidner of the choice but to increase our faculty Donald Macrae/ professor of as- did. .. :' ,'. • '"; Cranfprd; High School yearbook. by,- Roslyh Orgel, James.Seavy, and Susan Pearlman.... Rutgers University Extension JDi- salaries if we arc to attract good 'tronomy at the University at To- . ''Our young, people an* .certain- Men in Service Other members of the.staff for and. Keith'V^Hherbst. : • . \ Choir, solos.were sung; By Nancy. vision, at '.the university's 1.97th teachers,"..". ronto. '...''.. . , ly no less sophisticated than.those "Airman Second Class Joseph 1963-64 were named as -follows: Saxophones, Richard Lamparte'r, Paterson and Ramon Mclie"-t!..r:_... commencement exercises in New " The • decisions t0 increa?e - tui- Hdlf-hour nature talks Ifor.'chil-j' on the Pacific coastt" added Mr.' Barna, s6n of Mr. and Mrs. An-Coveditors, .Robert- Wiese and Peter.Matasct, Andrea Tuttle, and O^her choir members were: Jen- Brunswfdk last night. " ; tion and" ttachors salaries were dren will be jconducted' at 4 p.m.6uenther' . .-'; ;; drew J- Barna , of 8 Edgebrook Anne JoVdan; business managers, Andre\v Wilt; bells, Susan Adams; nifer Adams, Susan, Adams, Lorie Mr. Berran, who attfrhded classes made by the board of directors at on Monday, Tuesday and Thurs- -: "Tne merry-go-round fs a sim-place, "has been reassigtu^i to' Robert Galen and Donna Kerz- trumpets, Kal Baumann. Richard Andrews,. Neal Barlow, ' Linda, jt^ the New Brunswick Extension the annual meeting, recently at day next -week—by Dr. Haro^d-N. ple, mechanization of knighthood Ernest Harmon AFB,, Newi«und- man; art "editor, Judith MindHn.; Union Jynior College. . ' v ... Moldenke, director of Trailside.. games in which mounted men land, following his' graduation and photography editor;. Paul Guy, Richard Herer, Jay Hoffack- Behleft, Dana Brinkerhoff, Joanne Center, received a certificate in : v er. Chn»-te« Hunter Donald Kron- Brooks^Barbara Butler,. Bart Carlr •machine accounting management. Registrar Paul W. Selby re- The topic selected for,' the three with lances galloped toward, cir- from the United States Air Force Winter. , . • -

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The Cranford Chronicle, established. H893; The Cranford Citizen; established 1898 FARHIS 8, 8WACKHA : V. ^./ - -_ "" (Combined Inl921) ' ; . •; ;• .; V ' ,.

^ :••<•• • • ; Readers' Reports marlly due to -adverse weather ••'•'. ' • CHARLES M..RAY, Editor and Publisher > j:: V-^._ V^ : ... There have J>een sti. many re- .conditions "-during. ' migration.. Of £Jditntry¥ ports from • you readers these These happy' little fellows live' past few weeks that it's time to all over the state, nesting _ip ca-' By JOHN T.. CUNNINGHAM ^-~-r--—7devote-anrfeTrtit^-xoliittut--tcrrtheTn? toi—old wuudsmai1~ ., .„, "ol course, iS the. time boxes. One' of the reasons- that ' from the pine forest In Cumber- .When most un.usual'birds are they are not commoninCranf ord' , land County on. August 8, 1861, seen and when their antics are.' is- the competition - for nesting just in time to see 28-year-old most noteworthy. Some folks are spots with house sparrows and . Charles IC Landis of. Philadelphia Momber: Quality Weeklies of New Jersey "particularly fortunate in,. Saying. starlings. Erection of boxes may. \ • ' ' .. a-backyard near woods and hence help to bring .them back, • drive a stake into the sandy soil an outstanding /P.ot for.1 .rear', : -Mrs.-.L. O. Tabelman^of Park of South Jersey-? .•,. > '. - .''"' "window, bird w.atchihg. .'••'•-• drive reported that there, were -The old • Jerseyman asked, in- BF^;^:ttiii^i;-jitil'ii( Entered-crt the Post Office at Cranford, N. %, as Second Class'Matter, Published Thursdays erf" ;•"' Watching from the window two Canada geese on Nomahegan nocently enough: ' •• . ' • - Cranford, N. J., by the Cranford Citizen arid Chronicle, Inc. Official newspaper for Cfanfoid,; .. can, of course, be carried *to ex- Lake, May 13.. The.se big fellows "What are you doing, friend? Ga^wood and K?nliworth.' SubscripUon"Rate, $4.00 a Year.': Advertising Rates on Request. : .- trcmes. Le Ftoi Rusself a noted occasionally raise their- families Start ing. a railroad?*'.: ,,. _'• wildlife photographer,; takes'pic- within the state but most go to Landis straightened, up, swept Office: 21-23 Alden Street Cranford, N. J. Telephone BRidge 6-6000 tures of. Arizona birds fram his the far north to nest. his hand across the barren, land- ^bed. He has a feeder.'outside the. j_-Andrea Tuttle, an observant scapCand replied grandl^, . 1 bedroom": window .with natural '.9-year-old student at Roosevelt "I have just driven the center, p,erches around it. Without get- School wh6 lives on fisfte ter^-stake of a city."- ting up he focuses the camera on raceT^ spotted a ruby-throated As Lattdls recalled it a. dozen/, one.of these spots and then waits hummingbird. She is fortunate " years later; the old man edged for the bird. Pictures o&hi be ta;.have a trumpet vine in her away. Landis rattled on: He • Credit Due Scholarship Winners, Donors taken from as^closeasjthiree feet.. yard, - The little 'hummer..Was a would na.w build a street two In the winterr what could be bit premature for the red 'flow-- miles long and 100; feet wide.. . .Cranford residents can take great theireshman year arid the college'under- nicer than being^aqlctoiburrow ers,.but perhaps-he. will ^t'ay un- Ten years from now the\ wilder- , under the^eimric blanket and pride at this time of, year in announce- writing the remaining $600. ' .'*• .: til they bloom. ,, ^1 -'-..v_... ness would have" churches,, Announcejnent also was rriade re- snappinjpine feathered visitors'. My mother, Mrs. Laura S. schools, factories, homes for. ments concerning the great,number of Mr.|j/w. G. Mallory On Coliim- • Jfwackhamer of Hfamilto.n avenue, thousands of people. Thero Ibcal students who have been accepted ceatly that 15 local girls, including nine _, . a seems .to be the most doesn't,havejnuchpi-a variety would be orchards and vineyards .' GHS seniors, three re-applicants and irtunate of, the backyard w*at- of birds'at-her-feeders but she -J and farms. as eligible, toconjjnue • {heir studies in '" —'• *•••*• -College-kliden^ '^ .chers in town.- Between May 9 ip$-:> - - Tafibus fields of higher, education, the frequently she gives me a -clip ~*?rom this "apparent mads man,' share $3,250 apportioned this year in tfye'. "jspeeies just by looking'out of her ping telling of some unusual hap- then shouted; ' •'__"••'" • many who have been awarded scholar- -annual scholarship program of the Cran- window. They included 11 warb- pening in the bird wtirld. -•. . "Young man, -I. am now old; ships on the basis of outstanding academ-. ford College Club. .'. .; lers including ovenbirds,' mag- The other day she sent a note I have lived here all my life and , nolia, . Canada, black-throated: concerning geese wearing .bow • my father'and grandfather before iC ability and character, and i\ie gener- Three scholarships have" been . blue, black and white; myrtle, tie.s. Goose in. East Tennessee me. ' You can 'never dp- this awarded by the combined Parent-Teach-'•; dape May, black-throated green are being fitted with bow-ties of • thing!-11— ;™-T ~ *""" ;: ous support given, by local organizations and parula warblers and yellow- Landis took no.'offunsdf. mo£e^ CHA1JLJES K. LANDIS, who founded Vineland'in 1861 as "a L er Associations <)f the loc^l elementary eye eatchjng" colors so that' they ' through their individual scholarship throats and redstarts. A yellow- can be noted easily with- field worldly people than the old plarirted city.•»*' . •• • ' •'-.'. - schools, and! announcement will be rrfade breasted chat also stopped off to. woodsman hagTsoundecl the same ] glasses. 'The bands that they fundsT*' • % ••"•,;•. '.,:.-Vvr.'V •'• : - ''•shortly of four scholarship awardVby the rest and feed, - . '. . :wear on their legs are virtually warning whenever the young Granford HigH School FFA:" 1 . Wood thrushes, hermit .thru- impossible to" spot unless the planner had tdlked of his "Vine- where ^streets intersected each visitor much more easily if I sties- aftd veerys represented their bird Is.rnrnptnrpH nr land." other at right angles.''The city wnik'etj him dnwp" tired," hn ov.- -^4or-s and two-4oeal' residents bejng gtad« Ll : The-4p«§e- i" family. Only the wood thrush •ThiV;isis~ sinT31ar~to~We"TecnhiQusimlia^to~^nEgcT& e Richard D. Wood, who had let would house industrialists arid plauiedlid . ''' hnqjti'*'»'>yiftn nncT nrtlf:nnr. 'Sur from Holy Trinity High School in tion also has announced the awarding Mn-:ti>ft. other used^ wittr-herFing guii» in ther •A, and then\ Westfield, for instance, have won $400. its annual nurse's scholarship. two pass through on the way ^pj^, Airpoct ai;ea and cattle ; acre (all on mortgage), asked rounding the city would, be farms .^quicK9'ne(i. pjice, "yTheland at-, .New Jersey State' Scholarships reriew- north. Two other colorful birds egrets ^rom Florida. The latter Landis not to,discuss his scheme and orchards to supply food for tradted newcomers, particularly. A new program of one-year scholar- that paid Mrs. Mallory a visit birds were dyed distinctive coloi;s with Mrs. Wood.; ,- '.' the- city dwellers, t Farmers, in fronvWew England, but also as . able for .each of their four years at col-ship loans up to $400 each was inaugur- were the Baltimore (Oriole and to aid identification. ' "After your description," Mr.. turri.wbuld buy products made uv ^fiff away as bx-ight California nnd 4ege, and many others have been granted ated this year by the Cranford Jaycees. scarlet" tahager. . • As a final note, Mrs. j3. P. Steh- Wood said, "she is afraid you are. Vintfla.nd city. • . . .-. • .-"'•• sunny Italy. Within 20 years v She als,o 'commented that the liii of IWadison avenue called to of. unsound mind." " - - /Occasionally Landb? admitted more.than 6,000 people lived in ^awards by individual colleges andiiM- > -In adejitiori to the College Club, lo- mail .had brought a bluebird .Sometimes Landis even won- that he saw the.4ract as visitors the Landis tract. • ., say. that a family of house wrens! 1 • versities. '!..'• cal organizations providing scholarships . house .from the Humble Oii Co; have taken, up residence on the • dered -about himself as the days must see it."Only a few. loose Vineland's found«r never lost One • Cranford ' student at Pingry for Cranford students attending'Union Bluebirds am becoming more feeder where birds stopped, for wore on. He had acquired 48 planks^ made up - the railroad . interest, He gave, land for .parks and more scarce in this area, pxi- dinner throughout the- winter. • square miles of land and had put \ JfstSition." Stumps gfrew in the, and churches and schools and.ift School in Hillside and two former local Junior College include the Rotary Club, local axemen-to work hewing out' "streets/' "Mosquitoes filled the1874 managed to get President residents now completing high school Kiwanis Club, Business and Professional broad streets, yet tho jsbil was air whert the wind blew from thc^ Ulysses S, Grant to Vineland to elsewhere were among this year's;, recip- Women's-Club and CranfonJ Local 52 of barren; the trees^were stunted swamps; Vegetation struggled aid in dedicating a hew high ients of four-year Merit Scholarships. from numerous -torest flr*s, ..and' for life in the thin soil...... •• school,. • .-...,• the Patrolmen's. Benevolent Association. Report From Trettjtom the region was inhabited by only Landis advertised his "city" in ^-Everything that Landis pro- Another recent story in. this, news- a few natives living in. miserable jected in 1861 came, tip^^wfi' .We salute the many Cranford stur By STATE SENATOR NELSON F. shacksr~v ...... ,,-^...-••--*-.- • •-. . •New.-York newspapers and sent paper told of the- awarding of a $2,200 dents who have proved themselves, wor- out the Vineland RuraTto alljnr • his death in' 1900.J The wide Vineland had only two, genuine quirers, Finally, in October, "a streets and tall shade trees of scholarship to Smith College,- North- thy of scholarship assistance in contin- modern, busy Vinoland, and the 1 The .swimming .season is just assets. Tho-first was the ralllfoad little Englishman" came down . ampton, Mass;,, renewable fpr fourlyears> uing their education and the-organiza- which used to fckiur out of ihdus- from Glassboro to MillviUe ithaf reality and business." . senting another yeal" of our or olit. When displayed either horizon- conferences, taken all: kinds of often wasted effort if you mow deed. Sanitary 'codes had to be : , nate red and white, that the union be 13 ; > Landis later admitted to an- tally or vertically against a wall, the un- your lawn, properly. followed strlctly No saloons . boys' activities in this orgjmiza-, stars white in a blue field representing a water samples Und isSued'nuirier- v other trick: He walked visitors 'tion and for this I ana very hp-. ion should be uppermost and to the flag's . k Besides, when you rake • clip^ vijere permitted. , until they nearly coHapsed^ >• new eonstellation." ous orders to ihduitrieis and pings-you rob your lawn of the • Day after day, Landis labored, \- precitfttve. " . . •„. . "I_J6uld-I cbuldxialfc the ob- '• • own right, that is, to the observer's left. sewerage, authorities which, bor- benefits the clippings provide^ -'•'• Jgying-outr - a^iil 'stTriacy. and .opposition out of a ' t . Sincerely/. •:•--.--•• Upoh the admission of Vermont iand When displayed in a window, the flag . der Arthur Kill arid the bay. . •CIlppltiKs Help Lawn Mrs. Ralph C. Nary . Kentucky to the Union, Congress passed should be displayed in the, isame way, Yet the water is as teaming • Clippings form a mulch on vthe . an act providing that after May 1, 1795, with organic and iriorgtimc surface, Dr.'. Indyk explains,* to that is, with the union or blue field to the helpr keep tho-soil cool in hot the flug should have 15 stripes, alternate left'Of the observer in the street. wastes as ever. weather and: warm .in cold One U. S. Public BTealtH Serv-' weather, .When clippuigs decay red and white, and 15 white stars oh a ' " When the .flag is displayed over the • i .blue field.. As additional states were ice'Official long accustomed, to . they add organic matter and middle'of the street, it should "be sus- 1 added, however, it became apparent that the unwillingness of industry to .plant food to the soil. •,, pended vertically with the, union to the spend for adequate waste dis- Clippings axe. especially help- thefe would soon be.an over-abundance ful to.lawns on poor soils. ^ north in an east and. west street and to posal treatment facilities, pre- of stripes, so Congress ordered that after the east in a north and south street. . An easy way 'to rake, less, or do July 4,: 1818, the flag should have 13 dicted bleakly: . away with the job entirely, is to Whenused on a speaker's platform, "I, doubt whether it will ever mow before the graSs grows too. : stripes, symbolizing fhe 13 original ttie flag, if^ -displayed flat, should T?e dis- again be advisable to eat clams tall. Clippings usually don't ac- states,, and that whenever a new state played above aftd behind 'the speaker. from the bay.-Bijj cities, big in- cumulate under these conditions.. was admitted a new star should be added- The lawn specialist suggests When displayed from a staff in) a church dustry* andjraw clam eating just timing your mowing schedule so • •;••;; 5 Yea*« Ago SS5 M^L f^. dePfrtmc"ts- »?»ys of the schoorservinB In the on the following July 4. . or public auditorium, if it is displayed in doht mW'" the grass never doubles its mp*- The three-day Cranford Days three bbxlng bouts and regular armed forces - ing height. , " ' celebration wa's to start with and square dancjng. - ' * When President DwightD. Eisen- the chancel of the church, or oii the: Must we be as(( pessimistic? Does It make sense tb spend mil- • For example,, if you usually cut • th«L .triidttlonaX-servlrig^oll coffee------r-- • * j ' Although Township Commit- ..».- hower signed the official proclamation speaker's platform in a public auditor- wi5 doughnuts to commuters^ it lions on Greeri Acjfe programs, your grass at a height of two Koy K. Soheller was elected tee exDrewed sympathy with, admittiniJHawaii as the 5Qth. state on .Inches, be sure' to mow it before was announced by H, Haymood , pre«ldent of the Lions Club.nuo- ium, tlje flag should occupy the position , while permitting "a 4cfey existing proposed plans to inaugurate a August 21, 1959, he also issued an exec- of honor and the place at the clergyman's It's' u& four inches. Kirwah, general chairman. Other Ceedin* Dr, Walter K. iPannacht. recreational prosram In Cranford' utive order authorizing the present 50- natural resource to. decay? Rare Raking events included a banfct ebneert, at the weekly cUnner nfetbiit In for the summer for younr people, or ^pe^ker!s!right as he facesihe congre- The bay's main ctfntaminatora -With, such frequent mowing, fishing 'contest, garden\ center, the Cosjch and Four Restaurant. there were no fundu in the budir- dedication of new tennis courts, star American flag', which was raised of-, gation Jor audience.- But. when the flag jjre well known. Federiil authori- yoiir^r«ly have to rake clippings. v et to held defray the eVwt. This ficially at Independence Hall in Phila- ,Bu.^ sometimes you do — after and roller skating. ;. 15 Tears Ago announcement was made by is displayed from a staff in a church-or a ties- have said that the Middlesex . • - * delphia on July 4, 1960. A year earlier, public auditorium, elsewhere: than in tfie a ''rajfny sppll c»r a vacation. If More than 250 residents of Mayor Georee'E. Osterheldt, fol- i^ounty Sewerage Authority is.. clippings' settle down through the Mrs. Arthur P. Hellenbrecht of Cranford attended a piano con- lowliijr verbal requests, for sup- the 49th star had been addfe'd for Alaska, chancel or on the speaker'^ platforni, it aot.adequately treating the waste grass, there's yo atieeid to rake. 22 Cherokee taaA was to be v cert by Bruce Lewis, son of Dr. port for such a prorram by II. and prior to that there had been "ho star shall be placed in. the position of "honor lt:,qumps into the_bay>' • •• But. aiiy that accumulate ©n the honored giiesi at the 16th annual and Mrs.''Albert Lewis of 41 Stanley Macipiary,. chairman of ; Aiid the Interstate Sanitation sur|aoutb service - addled since. 1912, when Arizona was ad- at .the right of the congregation or audi- % .^Commission; (a New York-New avoid troubj[e. '.,,.„ Acres development. She wait re- Temple, Elizabeth.. Proceeds of committee, .and Clarence Fritz, "aponslble for the flint baby mitted to the Union, ence as they face the chancel or plat- jersey, jbody) has .repeatedly is- ; Heavy accumulations of clip- the concert went to-special funds past president orihe Lions Club. " :'ln urging a-proud showing of flags form . :.•'"•••>•-:...•. sued diroctives against the slime ' pings form a mat, VesulthiK in' parade durlnjf World' War 11." of EllzabethVFlrst Presbyterian A similar reaue *' which has small pink flowers in dramatic result$.-~*n Hi'e-Mim^ .... . ••••••. "' ' b6 dikpli^efih at night on special oc- advertising purposes in any manner 1 " "•"" Actlvi'Ues celebrating• the "sev- clans. - minds, the November elec- the-spring, then tfartTireddish 1 onth annual observance of Cran- -_ Years Ago - casions. It should not be flown during whatsoever, nor should advertising signs tion is just around the corner. . leaves. He noticed some kind oi Two Bayonne boy burdani.. Jord Pay were to feature a pro* ProsentAtlonof. a phQnographle" eroeauiiH by 4ocal police us - stormy weather. The flag should be be'fastened to a staff" or halyard from A "Clean Waters Crusade" scale on the branches. • gram of game* and fun for chil- . jTecording- machine to Cranford : 'launched by Jhe citizenry could (hey entered the Cranford ThMt- hoisted briskly and, lowered ceremon- which'the flag is flown. •-.-'.'• '.•'•' A scale insect, sure enough, ) dren of all age groups at Mem- High School i>y the 6lass 6t 1943 ,.tr«... They bad[f pwvlwurfy utolm ' : extract genuine commitments. according to Louis M. Vasvary, orial Field. Mrs. E. A. Koyco arid • hifihlighted tne graduatfon of 185 v . ••' iotisly. ,;. . •'••' . •:. • • •'';• . '• When* the flag is in such cohdition The public has succeeded In •mmll sunu of Hrttoney at the EtH« •extension entomologist. Next Mrs. P. B. Alger were co-chalt- seniors from the school at com- Be«uty Shop mtd the Cranford -,- When the flag is. displayed -from a that it is no longer a fitting emblem for minimizing • industrial defile- April, before the • buds .open— ., men: Qtheif featurniwirtt to.be- monccmenl exorcises in the au- •. ment of the sea of 'air Oiled the' M«*t Market The bey* 'w*r* - ' v staff projecting horizontally or at an an- display) it shduld be destroyed in a di the dormant season — use an oil serving of coffee to the, jbayonn« atmbsphere by,, protesting vigo- spray, followed .by a spray of. to commuters, a historical bus • John Cuwan president ot the >,. gle fromva window sill; balcony or front nified manner, preferably by burning. rously naalnrt 'the noxious fumes t jp«Ue«, wfc) reported they were Molathldd in early May. trip; a baseball game b«tween the Student Council, paid tribute to unplkated lu 28 thcl<«. . .

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This will. be.. part of. | • Budges wert» presented, to Rieli- Toi year, hast July,. ElV.a bet Mown V sity, Kingston. R. JL, ,;ind has re- the CECA program.^ •• ! "^l Vn-n J.-iock-eV, Bruce Haydon, Nine men frc.ni Cranford, Gar- home -Iwntinjj . rates • were cut ceived a teaching ussistantshfp The' adjult school 'directors- at William' -Bfjekbuysen, ' James wood, and Kenilworth ;ire candi- which resulted in annual savings. there. ' . '.••.- • .•-•.. . ' '•-. •,; . their ani'mal rtieetin's; last ,Thurs'- : Wugi.u 'and Scott'.ReiqherJ. The date for bachelor uiid master's (of more than $320,000.00 to' area d.ay ^veniria at Union Junior Col- I Pack visited W^st Point, recently' 1 dfcg'refcs tonighi at tin '.47th com- 'residents."" '•"• •••• ' .' lege, explored the idea of sportsOiv 19nd plans, a pinit ~on Aine ^.9 in.. ing courses •'•tor discussion ' groups ; mencement exorcises of Nitwack ,'" Iii addition, to lo\v*r r'ates for! Miss Bftnnan I.RahV.-ay IUver Park. " • - % : College of Engineeriiijj.- The pro;-gas air eondi.tipnirig E)izaboth- j for senior citizen's in the cpmmuni- ijram will bo. held at. the "Mosque [town,., at 'the "tnroo;. ti'ri)e.',."j Awaits Degree Mrs: McCerYniUr^wiU consult ariuw. Nfc'vv.'irkj - - pi ,s f yfirttrri -revision* rrrtu^in6+_ lu c|t;lt;x if - tiiuy iii Wliiskei ;? - ilenict.^ wilj LH; 1u-;, volume ucmarro,.rate : and-Mrs. Thomas : L (pr ot Mr> interested:. •'. J ceivedby Richnrd, W. Potts'of 115 ,-UIVJ ch:in;i both mechanical engineering-; Wil; im; ilrs luim C. Boytl of. 51(5 Oak street wil) be..-ho'iuired at-, a dinner at .7 ! W' ' She was a •member of Master's .Degree' at NYU' .p,m, 'on'June 20 at the'Elizabeth" thc X^QA^and auditing ^commit- and Robert J:. Na-pp-of H28 Roose- - Miss W['jW»x(n grade air Lin- neering majors from' Keiiilworth; Noi;bert E, Heagney and the late the, county welfares -board siYice •rick, s^^f..Mr'.and IVJf'rs. Harold coln School "watched chicks devel- Thomas Nt.' Casale of" 254 J^a^el Mr. Hengney, wljl receive.-a mas- "1932-and served as" director. Vince !J.' Herrick- of-212 Columbia' ave-- op and hatch |hvan incubator. avenue,-\ mechanical engineering, ter of arts degree from New. York "1"!>3G. Guests at the dinner .wiTT will be married on June 22 j-'. The fu-st peep was heard «20 'and Michael .J. Wvsti/M Third University . ,|-at •.'., comrnencejnent: include present and former staff ;in the First Presbyterian. Church. days after -the, experiment began. avenue, olec-tri exercises on 'June 5. nnd board members and assclieiati's The chick, still wet from .the,yolk, both of Gar\vo con- ayette . Cdllege, Easton, Pa., to- The Cranford' Adult School has Pack 75 Greets Greens-rburg. She will-teach in ditioning in a favorable competi- morrow. ... •.•....' voted .to:'cooperate in every pos- Smithtown, L. I,, in ..September 1 tive position." He cited the in- .I.- Mr. Stuart, a graduate oi', Pin- sible Way -with CECA (Committee Four New Ciib» and take 'graduate work in speech : creasing demands for gas air con"- gry School, Hillside, was a for Educational ancr'.Cultural A.d- ': Fonr new cubs- tiave been wcl»- correction . at -Queens . College, CUSTOM COLO STORAGE! •v-a hc-cmen t ->—iri - W-s- yet^^lang $ t- corned; by-Cub-Pnck-75-and three h ;w-f> r^'AQh 'tiffiidtmtftH to I?oy | JBhc''waa:tt nieinbm .-uf-'-l.l»tr'Con=' Cranford.'s -many educational and Troop. 75. •'•-.. ., . -' - ! fraternity "of Clinstian Doctriiie, "Swan has the finest deluxe Cold Storage cultural advantages. .... •'*; : 'The four new cubs are Aritli,ony ; Catholic Students Mission Crusade "Why should a man have -. ' *. . The adult "school will be espe- j Mazze.0, David ;-Refchert, Robert ! arid ElementarV Education Club: Vaults in Union County. Guaranteed safeT " to -wait till Father's Day, • . ' .•; cially Interested* in "CECA's • Jan- Wagner and<'Edwilrd Runne. As- She was chairman of the Student uary program, which calls for fo-sistant Scoutmaster Ricjiard Rud- ! Development campaign this year . Visit us, and,see for- yourself! Nq.o.bliga-".. Mr. Club? Now's the'-. u -,,. , ' ." . . cusing-, attention on. continuing olph conducted graduation cer^- j and had the'lead in the senior- time -to choosev f ron>. our ~- ;-• -.-.. education. Mrs, Clark. McDcfmith" "rrrohies ^fsof.;-. Robert ..DinKmore, I sophomore-show. ^ * * • ,-'. ~".tion!-.;. • • . „ •. '!'.."". whole huge, group of • ._ , • . .'' - ' ,• !*• •.sport jackets: Dacron " .•••.•'• St. wools- Dacron & " - -•. •

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Children' Program Patnmyl Iiiitherahs to Hbrior Sfctffs Prepared at Alliance Ghurth Festival By The REV. Oft. ROBERT G. LONGAKE3R, ism World with. Chri»t". will: W-ithe-lhemt; »f the Chil- , • Pastor. First P Churdi Schools at Dinner dren Day'? pronrnm at Alliance Church Sunday morning. The program nm: June. Comes. Pichaske, a member Of the.Jaoard of parish .combining tho Sunday School.and: morning worship service, will begin tome mat tl'lUhe.rest ot the yfcay ifl KoTt 01 {IVrcrittr education Trinity 'Episcopal Parish will around fpi' the coming of Juno. When June comes all-of-us, eieti-. be the guest speaker at the banciuetfor the Sunday Schooled Vacation ' jit 10:30 a.m. '..••'. "• • •. • . ' ' •' . •'•""•' ; -."•Mine children will be baptized Chilclion of. the Sunday School will be costumed'to represent each celebrate' its Patronal Festival on jve who iire older, turn our' thdughts to' the" chlldnjn and youth .— Sunday, at the First Presbyterian Church. Schoal.stiirff on Monday evening at 7 6'elbck in fellowsliip hall Sunday, the Jeast of the Most ; • of thh v .24* missionii ' fild?fields?.fof r ' ifQj. this is their month and nobody can ever sleaj it'away from Church by. the Rev. Dr. Robert rcached-on : "The True Function ' ' Rev. -Sir. Picha^c will speak on Children's ^V,o, . ' .. .. •.';.'... • ; _'' daughter of Mr. and .Mis! James of a Parish." A coffee hour will ^p belong/to rhildreh and youth in^this ,grrcat Cook; Sharon Lee Crocco. daughter "The New Day for Parish'Educa- Youlli Fellowship -groups wili MMMarWs 1 .-v ^ . . tak. e place,in Sherlock Hall after month of theirs. It Is the time of testing, the tlhie of accomplish- ot .Mr. • and Mrs. John Crocco; tion. ! He Is editorof the Lutheran Day Service incet at 6 o'clock. Rev,. Mr. Massa A Children's bay program will the service'. . '' ' -.-'' • • ment, and the time of planning. . • '•••'...•'•'•• Douglas Griffiths Lott, goris of Mr.Church in America Sunday be conducted at 9:30 a.m. Sunday Church School Series for -high . "God's Love , . ..apd OUrs" will will bring, the-message at the 7 Today at 3rl5 p.m. Brownie and iyirs. William Lott; Jerrold be the theme of the Children's" Day at St. • Marias AME Church. The l1H nf school-students and'adults. .He has o'clock Sunday 'evening service. Troojji283' will: meet in,'. \hn e"' .Albert \Sliglcfc • -ion 'M* ""* service on Sunday'everting at 7:30 ^ choh. Mrs. HT^dwin SUfflef; Patricia ?d^ The Sunday. already — they are. qn pins and needles Wondering ' how' ' catibn as,editor since 1955, H« is jsf Church. i TSpe , wijfroheariie at 7:30 p.m. Jean Vorse, daughter of Mr. and Children . ln> the kindergarten ""~"'"'"™~ " ' eve- ChWch School; pupils will bbe Services on Sunday , will in- they have made out,.but for the elementary and'high school youth a graduate of Muh"l'6nberg College, •liinij at 8 o'clock.-Mid-week Bible they ate moving into .this period when somebody js attempting to Mrs.- Richard Vors'e; Katherlrie through the junior year will take promoted. , The Church School clude: 7:45 a.mir morn|n'g prayer; Allentown, Pa., and the Lutheran. Study and prayer meeting will be choir-directed by Miss Julia Jack- find out just,how inuch th6y .have beealeading 'during the past Connelly Welch, daughter of Mr.Theological Seminary,. Philadel- part in.a programof narration and ; 8 a.m.; holy eucharist; 9 a,m. and Mrs. .Robort Weleh, and Carol itiformal dramatization to illus.- . Wednesday evening at 7:4$. •' son will sing. . morning prayer; 9:15 a.m.", parish months. It i&.quite.an ordeal.each year ^- this".lime of testing, but phia, Pa..:-Before, joining the ljoard ,. The Home. Missionary Society ; : .Meredith "Dusch, daughter of Mr. trate wbrk of the Church School ' : Rev. Mn Williams has chofcm eucharist, and i.l-;a;m. ' procession', -it's really'only a sample of. wha( is in store for all of us allbf our of pai-ish education he" served. aS .' Svill 'close its season, with a picnic 'JRough Sailing" as his sermon and_^ Mrs. Glen DusCh, and Lisa pastor of St. Mark's Luthirt'an I'during the past year. Tho^offer- : festival, eucharist" and . sermon. lives— inourpiirsuitafter, our goals in life there are always •itig for.the evening, a part'of>the today at the home of Mrs. J. Wtopi. c at the Ilium, service on Sun.-.Tfie coffee, hour and adult class Florence Fraites daughter of Mr.Churchf Kenmore, N. Y., for .13 Bedford, 190 Locust drive. Devo- check points where wo are being tested to see if we measure up 6v. total home mission? program' bbV day. Young people .taking i»rt will meet in-'Sherlock Hall from and Mrs. Joseph L. Fraites. J'ears., -,, ()1 : '' , .' . • tions will be.given by.Mrs. W. A.in the worship "service will be : fall to measure up t,o the standards oV achievement that determine Rev. Dr. Longaker wili preach ing carried on by the - American 10 to 10J.40 a.m: : ' .. • , ..' i- ; Events for the 'week include Baptist Conventiori,. will be used Berry, and Miss Lois Wood, chil- Bernard Adams, Carole Borden, the course of life for us. . . v ,, ". ••• ••'. The last sessions of the. Church on "Living Victoriously" at both 3:30 p.m. today, Junior 'rfhoir; 7:30 specifically to support tho Blble- dren's worker at the. Bronx Mes- Anthony. Pittman, Gerald McCray, . • "~~ '.- '• "• '• * -, * •,# ••* •" • • *•••-.. , -. sianic Center, will tell of the work School wjU'tifke place on Sunday, the,9:30 and 11 -q.m. services Sun- p.m., Boy, Scout Troop -84; 8 p.m.story.' missionaries who -work ; Valerie ,McCall, , Donna 'Williams It is also th? .time of accomplishment. We step from one day. ". • r'' •"' •• .- , •• • ••• ."• there, • ...... On Wfonday Boy, Scout Troop 74 Adult choir; . Friday, 7:30 p.m.throug, h the various churches. A arid Normaii Williams. will-meet in Sneylock Hall at 7:30 phase of life into another and each step we take nine's us a measure A closing program will "be held Cub Pack 84 in fellowship hall. Cub pack 77 will have an bating service ot baptism also will be held Youth ushers will be' Brenda p"m. The Parish Intercessors will of attaining. Some of our youth are complttbig: erade school, at 9:30 and 11 a.m. Sunday in Saturday, 11 a.m.. Girl's Mission for Kevin Traylor, spn; of Mr. qnd in Unarni-Park,tonight to close its Brown, Ruth Jackson, Ruth An meet in the chu*eh at'^.p'.m. . Fellowship. Halt by,. ihe Churc,h Club annual picnic -at the ^len in year. , . . Jackson, Avea Jordan and Wil and some hi«h school, and some college and graduate work.- We Mrs, Tom Traylor of- 23 Brown . On Tuesday the iFeast of "St. Stihool. Classes ,will0meet on Sun- Echo"Echo", LakLake ParkPk. Gi'Girls'enteringl ] terrace, and Alfred Chamberlain, Tomorrow evening-a-group of Hani Tyrce; The -Young People's are proud of the record th^t so many of. them make, and offer day, June ..for;the; lastr'time Barnabas will be celebrated'. The our co'ngrattilatiotts. There Is something thai-mikes us Humbly the setferith grade iW tho fall are Jr., son of Mir", and Mrs. Alfred . the "church men will conduct a choir will be directed by Miss Boy&' choir .rehearsal will take until September 15. invited to attend, Cars will leave Chamberlain of 106 Oak lane. A service at God's Lighthouse Mis- Mamie Cox. Miss Virginia Abrams place at 4:30 pocn. Any boys who proud when we have the sense of accomplishing a goal in life. And children to be bapv the church at 10:30 and return sion, New YOik. Cars will leave the. will be at the organ; •••'•,'•• it wUl be that way all thl^bifhllf^e. Life Isn't alldefeate — there tized Sunday will meet at 8'p.m. {•fellowship hour with refreshments arc at leastnine years.of age and around 4 o'clock. ••".;• served by" the deaconesses will con-* . chijrch. at;.6:30. The Berean class At 4-p.m. Sunday the building would like to .sii\g. in the Boys' are victories all along the way and each victory adds strength- to tomorrow with the' Rev. Miltdo B. •Sunday, 8:15, 9:30,. 11 "a.m., serv- of the Sunday School will have a fund committee- will present a ; Eastwick- ."••.. •"•' , • •• elude the program. '. •_••- ehoir ne.Xt year, are'asked to .our high restolyes. •..'.... -- ••-. T~"-. ..' -— •' ' • •> .•''-" ' '.;. ices of worship and sermon on ^ The-JWlouien's. Mission Society -• vedinner h>murruw fi? ^sefvfce~at'tpJa^miiib414i Wednesday, holy oucharist at. 7 1 M4»rto{---Spritiigfield,' Mrs. Lohnart, a.m.; Thursday ^and Saturday, Wednesiday^in the junior room. ing the^mohth of August. latewell Sermon Sunday Mrs. Connie Miskelly, synodical Johansson; Clark, Mrs. iRobert holy -eucharist *at. 9'''%.tn. The serv- ^JTire following persons wore re- Ppeltler. •••;":, -.,- ..•.,•-•, ' ALL THE ' The Rev. DrJ Albort .i youth adviser, will attend a synod^ teiyed into the congregation of : ice of Christian^ healing, , takes', pastor, will -preach; hfs idreweU • Xiharlcs' Frederick, son of %. place ' in conjunction with the Mr9. Armand' Zambardi, sponsors': ical meeting at Douglass ColkJgo, Calyai-y Lutheran. Church last. Sun- ; sermon at the 9:15 and 10:55 a.mCurti. s Robertson and Alyce Zam- Now Brunswick, on nesday naMrS LeigLeighh. KK. 'McKelveMKl y of Thursday-morning.service, at 9 o'- day at services of holy conotnUnion: ranford was baptized last SUn- HOT WATER clock. The service Of morning services Sunday at the Cranford bardi; Wendy, daughter of Mr. andMembers of the synod; youth coun- Cfanfonl, Mr. and Mrs. Elmer Ap- Mrs. Alexander Stasenko, • ci„:, l ...iwiln l J-^t._"take. nar^r^ ^n<". J->a Worshi• - - p prayer takes place 15 minutes' be- Methodist Church.. Hi§ topic will fore "the holy eucharist'and eve- service atjivhich Mrs. William"Pal- be "Thank" You and God Bless YOU «AY FIND COMfOBT, HAPPINESS and (ho WAY TO YOU CAN ning prayer is conducted in the. matiep-'will be guest''soloist. church each, evening, dxcopt Fri- ^Wembers of the Chancel choir throuth lliienlnK toiome of th» (ollowlur New members will be received will be entertained at a dinner at day, at 5 o'clock. ' Osceola .\ ••• at both services. ' • Far Hills Inn tonight as guests of CJIBISTIAN SCIENCE RADIO PROGRAMS OP THIS USfc\— For . Spiritual" counseling and the the *nusjc committee of which sacrament of penance are offered -„•• Junior High Fellowship wiB SU. WNEW (1180 kc) — entry Sn«d»y ...... ,...... have a., picnic supper at Unami George Spohn is' chairman. in the church each Saturday "from SU. WNBO ( 8S0 ke) — Every Sunday '...:...... Less f ha Park at 6 p.m. Sunday followed 4 to 5 p.m. . ..-. ";: •-'.•', •' - ';.v'>i-".-". You're Payk : by installatfon of the following Christian Evangelical Sii. WBN (lOSOke) — Kvttt Sunday ..'....,.,:. officers: 'President, James Elliott; mernbers will be recogniz- 8U. WQ*lt (tWIft ko) — I»J, 8rd Sunday JB»eh Month vice-president, Paul Deen; treas- Church 'Program Told Noiv!_ ed at the 9:30 and li a.m. serv- SU. WJHZ ( 610 ke) — 2nd Friday Ea*h irortth ...... TIMS TO GO urer, Charles Wagner;. f ices :Sunday at Osceoja -Presbyter-. "Broken Relationships With Vlviart Regal. Seniornior- High Fel- ia"n Church. The. group was re-Godi^ill be thc*iifermt>n"toprc of lowship also wJUJitfvrivee ca picnic at ceived into the church by the. ses-the Rev. AureHo Mangione, pastor, thM«^tirasram| wlll'bii aj»pr««iat*d. Unami Park^afB p.m. folfowed by sion* on Monday evening. at the 11 a;rn. worship service Sun- campflwf^discussion on "Ploy^and day at the Christian Evangelical The Rev. Albert G. Dezso, p'ajiH Church. . - •-."." ay^and Grow Tall." tor, has selected. "Keeping Life's Regular' meetings will be held Appointments" as his serhion top- ^ will be a meeting of the today as follows: 7 p.m., Boy Scout ic. A sermon'for children will be finance committee in the church Troop 75' in Randolph Hall, 8 p.m.;preached at both»services. hall at 8 p.rA. tomorrow. ...'• . • Chancel choir rehearsal in room 10, and Explorer Post 75 in room 26. Church School and a child care- On Monday, the Wesleyan Serv- nursery for younger children will . Christian Science ice Guild will cdnduct a picnic and be held at 9:30 and 11 a.m. ' Lesson-Sermon • installation of officers at the home Junior high' teachers "will meet of Miss Dorothy Steffiens, 34 Den-today at 7; 3P p.m. in the church This Sunday's service at ththee mah road, at 7 p.m. ~ ' \ parlor. ' Westminster choir will First "Church of Christ 'Scientist '.:•'* rehearse torhori-ow at 6:^15; Serj- will be bn th/y subject; f'Gbd the Oh Tuesday the WSCS will meet ior Choir at 8 p.m. .. ' , -,\ Only "Cause and Creator." , 11:15 a.m. for prayer in the. r church parlor followed by. iunch- A program, "Cable from Pakis- •> Golden Text: "Thou art worthy, Is* tan" will be presented by Circle O Lord, to receive gjory and hon- eonnt noon, business meeting and 5 at • the Women's .Guild meeting: our .and power: for thou host program at 1 p.m. in Randolph; on Monday evening at 8:15. Thecreated all .things, and;_to^-lthy. Hall. program Is preliminary to sum-pleasure" they" are -and were The business administration mer and fall thank offerings. .Cir- created" (Rev. 4:11). ' •<• commission will, meet at 8 p.m.cle, 4 .will serve as hostess, and Tuesday in the adult class room. Selections to be read from the mza , On Wednesday the Chapel choir Circles 5 and 6 will be in charge Christian Science textbook in- Ji- y of devotions/ All women of theclude these lines: • "No wisdom is will rehearse ot 7.:15 p.mi.n the church are invited to attend.. At wise but His wisdom; no truth is d the memorials, wills but the good, God bestows" On Tuesday Boy Scout Troop ("Science and Health with Key to JTomore tepid trickles! prompt mrvie*. ^W» work and lei kcles committee with Louis 44 will meet at 7 p.m. and thethe "Scriptures"' by Mary .Baker hound the clock. v ' TOtten, qalrman, will meet in the A. modern oil-fired church paHpr at 8 p.m. Wednes- board of deacons in the- church Eddy, p. 275>. ... -water heat«!r-i8 much day. parlor at 7:30 p.m. ..- Tholse who yee fond of. setting faster than any other The followW children were The Women's Guild will spon- baptized on Sunday: Robert Wil- sor a smorgasbord dinr/er in thethings tifrightSi have no great ob- type —^ivea a family large fellowship room Wednesday jection to seeing them Wrong. — lidm, son of Mr, ahri Mrs. Edmond William Hazlitt. a Virtually unlimited TAX 9 F. Billick, Jr., sponsors;. Mr. and at, .6 p.m! Reservations will be Mrs, Charles WelleM; Randall received until' Sunday by Mr,s. WF. GO ANYWHERE" ^ It is the necessltlos of life which HO supply oi realty hot T^tu.Lo BRINGS u,? QUiCKi Y Blalne, Vicki Lynn, JohflvNicholas; John Leortc and Mrs. Wesley water '-^ all that's children of Mr. and Mrs. John Wal- Philo.. —. ' . ' generate ideas of right and wrong /w BRidge 6 0080 ter Stoute; Linda Ann, daughter of Rehearsal for «tha Junior choir • W, Somerset Maugham. needed for baths, ODOiVCD Mr. and Mrs. Kenneth J. W will take place on Wednesday at CADILLAC Umousine Service clothes* dishes and (sponsors: -Mr. and Mrs; Johri 6r30 p.'m. FIRST CHURCH OF CHHIST, • Outbttt ordlwry h«uu palate other wants. ley; Leah, daughter, of 'Mr. Dietze wfls welcomed as a SCIENTIST, CHANFORP.N.J. MMMtlt WMMJI, Half thW tiHI, . •

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Jutiy .Goldberg, puempl?; Bstrbara fyu*g, Julia tafion,, sarbeira Hati^n, Ol from New Voi*. §y«deH, •' fitma) .Business. Women's" WcJek, WJirGlCu Hankea, LorrainiB J^to f^ show 6t the •. Union County ©e^olx-r -8-13, wan' worT by. the JfaVks, Leslie'. Kane*. 'Kiaren ; Westlield and "NqrtJr Chapter. . : Keane, Mary JBe'th ISfovUlo, Elaine l Jackson, Ma>y Jujick, K|U«aj Ctanford Businostf-»n^l Profession- mie, Deborah Kaplan, Joel al Womc^s CJubi. « • ' . ",: Novellp, Joanne t OtloiyskL Bar- Presents Concert bara Riziella, ^'Chizryl "fleavek, Th«>' Lincoln .School Gleetlub Kopeltnan, Richard Laroy, i The award was announced at Susan, Rothstein, Juditk—^Wn- presented its spring progran^^n the M^i''• '" '"' " ' .the 45th Annual convention of the send. Sally, West and Donna Sue 'YuditorTuWool^y ZfT^Tke pro- X ri«Je\v( Jersey ^Federation of PW gram included spirituals, folk .Nolan, ; Elaine Noi^l^i, "; Cltibs at Atlantic City. • Mrs. Doris Williams, • - ' .-, Troop 73— Second class rank songs, 'and *"rhte Captain of ihtjl Gene.Odeli; Joseph Palmteri. Ann- [first class rank, Curved Bar, flvc- seiitl'd the citation t'p' Mrs. Harry van,' ".Younggr ' .Generation" by nard "•'Bo'Vvors. wresldeh of the Ii rycair^j)ins and merit badges sented by Mr&.- G. W. Block and CuUlai'ta afad "^Let All Yhi^' waeitf. tiaii Rut - -group.. --> • s . . J uUnayer, Judith ' : Mrsr H. P. Ho.jraicker^|o .lLymie Now Living" by. Davis. Tfae pro.-, Atnong tlupErt-tivities condticted" Erlckson,' Slandra iGteiger,. Barbara gram was under the direction. Of; and ©^ SOFT W>PY OR SNAPPY CURL during ,BPW' Week by the local Mrs. Carblann Aspray. club was the setting up of a dis- Ludlim, Linda Surgeons an?* Barbara Ward."^—, •'• "Glee Club', member^ are:, Susan play iM the* Cranford Public Li-" : J. Benners Judges brary featuring, books, and pam- Tro6p 709 -T- Curved Bar andBennis, Richard Behtsbn,' Charles phlets on careers for women. The merit badges presented .by Um Birchett, Janet Borden, -Linda African Violet Shows Complete WHh Haircut, Etc. Harry Liming, Mrs. Jiunes Wat- Brown, Sharon Brown, Lynn Cal- : Mrs. Corinne B. Benners of 1 display, arranged by. Mrs., JR.' •WiUoughby.Real'Estate Co., 12 Cldrk street.. • ' Karex^ Smith-and Ellen Watson, tiohal federation president. The scouts cbrioludcd the cere- TV, RADIO REPAHtS 2 Permanents For $17.00 The club also won second place mony by singing^ ^aps. . COLOR TV, ANTENNA INSTALLATIONS : for tts press book entry for Mrs! Kenneth Kaiser qnd Mrs. V. Court of Awards C. Elsdon'to Lynn Elsden, Louise PROMPT Fedorko, 'Marie Fischer,,, Pamela cation. 1 Mte» Errico- Wins Frize SERVICE iMdh inttts_ g ... platin_....„i .^«.t,^/; Jii.au'Kris- PHONE BRidge ^2444 teller, Joyce .Lantz, Nniicy Linde- Dr. Iversen Heads Girl Scout Units roth, Debra Joah Mastrious, Bar- Miss Joanne Errico of -131 Denv T0BET iOR APPOINTMENT Seven Girl Sc6ut Troops of TJn-bara -Mauclorie,:. Theresa Patctta, man road 'won second place in a Adult School for ami Neighborhood. Washington Molly Prutzman, Barbara Ptizio, hair styling contest Sunday at the Rock Council, participated' in a Marcheta Rehrig, Ruth Sanford, Hotel, Winfield. Scott, Elizabeth, SeVerith Term .Court ' of-Awards ceremony 're- jil SchedJn, Karen- Schreiber, sponsored by. the. Union. County : BEAUTY SALON Dr, Kenneth W.'I\Mjrsen_of 1.19 cent ly at Sh'efrann Junior School. Nancy Segear, Martha Thompson, Hairdress(ers Association. She CRANFORD 1 ..Spring Garden street was elected The opening address was deliv- JKfathleen Turk, Carol Ulichriy and was presented with a trophy,; ; T1Q Walnut Ave: 1 to his eveiVth consecutive term las ered by Mrs. Carl Schaut'i', trpop Lorraine Wheeler". ••'. • , ' M-iss Errico recently completed 26 Eastman St. - Cranford presidcnt.-directpr of the Craniord •organizer, followed by the .flag Trbop 66p— Merit badges pre- . Ad^lt School at its annual h^eetiiig cereniony byjtroop 533. sented by Mrsi Chas,e^ jijjk and recently at Union Junior College. The Girl Scout Promise and Mrs. T. M. Weiner to Joanne1 ^"Mrs, J. B. Warringtpn was re-Laws were .presented by Troop Erlcksorj, Cassandra Hydrean, " named vice-president and assistant 867, following which the scouts Jayne Kurisko, Alita^Mix, Kerry director. Also rcelceted were, Miss sang a group. 6f Girl Scout songs. Mysiak.Jeah Nelson,'Elaine'Tel- Mary-T^ouise Wetjen as secretary, A- musical s&iectipn.was given by qsco, JRuth Anil Tilson, ^?aiila. • ohd Charle,s Redden as treasurer, , the girls of. Troop 533, and; indi- Valvo and Sherry Weiner. l "'•-•••"l-troop skits were'presented o three-year tei'ms-on ltroop skits we Troop 526 —• jecond class rank y\-;y- 73. and' merit ^ e S. Satior, omfet a^a 3 and 660. by director and .vice-president; Dr; Mrs. Leon Rlcder, Mrs. Charles Presentation of awqrds were Plungls and Mrs. .Harry M- Wcs- Iveiseiv, Mrs. • Wtfrrington, Miss d qds were We'tjen; and MV., Redden. J made to the girls by their leaders! s'els to Pattie • Leo Arrowsmith, .Dr. Iversen presided*at .tKe an- as follows: < - - - - Elizabeth Bur'dlck, Marie Boyko, jiual meeting, which also ^was at- troop 533 -^-'Second class rank Lynn Eyrn.s, Catherine CardeUo, tended by JVffs. Warrington, Miss and merit badges presented, by Linda Cubberly, Toby Fink, Qer- HURRY I GfT THi$ TERRIFIC TOWEL Off ER! 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Paje SIX ^m4m^My^of^,^,mr A graduate of St. Peterls Col-, TtiAiy Ex-: lege, Jersey City, with a bachelor •tension Division."Will, deliver ,the' Of sfcience dsgjee^n* ^EngJisl}., Mr. fir; Errte'st E, McMihon"Of Me- commencement- address to the;: Figuly started witJT~Beneftcial in i'uehen,. son. of Mr, and Mrs.. < Ed-1graduating .class »%f the Evening • Dr. Stephen Dobrattski of 5 1958. -He ,was promoted to. col- Cornell road was presented with a ward C, McMahfin^pf 20 Parker Division of Adelphi College; Long.. lection manager, at. the East Or- wen'ue, xlear. of Rutgers Univer- Island, at 4:30"p.m. Sunday. . ' citation last week\by' the board ange: office in I960 and in 1?61 of trus-teos.of Union Junior Col- was advanced to >^ larger unit of lege far his efforts in planning. the company'in Bloomfleld.- - establishing and directing, an ed- During 1956-58' he was sta- -for dental- as-« Honed with the U. S. Army in sistants. • .- • • . • ; • - - Germany as a radio operator. He The presentation waq madg by is a member of the Holy Name FOR EVERY of tin. TT.TC hfmrri' of 3 i SSSS Jk i S ,fi tiMst ?£.•:,•• at1 commencement . cises for-the dental curses,in the.. •'. lecture hull of Union Junior Col- Dyer Promoted lege. •His unselfish;giving of hte own By Continental ... ".hie .and talents as planner, per- •'John J. Dyer of 200 Elizabeth For paneling, partitioning or suader., and teacher resulted in avenue has been appointed an as- the highest standards'".of' profesr sistant secretaryswf• the C6ntine_n-. CAR'D PARTY CHECK -- Mrs. R. J' Squitieri (at left), secretary, ^iinishing off rooms i"n attics or • sional excellence," the, citation to tal Insurancerpompanles, Newark. and Mrs..Frank" Smith, chairman^ are shown presenting, the R|t- .Dr.'Dobrtinski read.. He joined the insurance group in .Rev. Msgr. William B. Donnelly^ pastor of St. Michael's .Church* basements, choose from a wide Union Junior College and the 1958 as /personnel superintendent in the middle department, .which with a check from the proceeds of the rfecffnt card party, sponsored variety; of grain finishesih ve- Union County Dental Society set by_the Parents'^^Organization of St. -MichaersSchoo'l. ' ,' up the year-long dental nursing includes . the states of Delaware, program two years ufeo. The non- Maryland, New Jersey and Penii- neered plywood. ^ credit evening program "includeU sylvania and the • District of Election Held by CYO 90 hour's of. academic studies, 90 UJC eiXATIpNV- Dr. Stephen J; Dobranskl of 5. Cornell road, Columbia. '.; _ ; -". ^ ; ^ He has been active'Jn Contineh- Prank O'Brien was elected pre- ' hours of pro^essiSnaf studies and second from right, is .presented with citation for his efforts in sident of St. Michael's CYO at a ".' 45 .hours of on - the - job training: tal'sr cpuntry^wide salary adminis- establishing and teaching in dental'assistants' program at Union tration program with emphasis on recent meeting iiv_ St; "Michael's in the office of-a ^dentist. < v__ "Junior College. Award wds presented at commencement exercises Schooi. , "".- LUMBER and MILLWORK Classes were conducted -every performance appraisal . and job Tuesday .and Thursday evening last, week by Warren. W. Halscy; of Spfing'fJ^ld,'secretary of the rating. Before jpining Contine'ntal, Other-officer's were, named for • from 6:30 to 9 o'clock. ^ .. . UJC board of trustees.' With them are: Mrs. Dorothy M. Unk-^ He. was engaged in personnel work 1963-64 as follows: Vice-president, Of AH Kinds Mr.- Halsey announced -th^t the letter'of'22 Riverside drive, class valedictorian, and- Djr. John Carr. with thfe Allstate Insurance Co. Patricia Cfoffey; secretaryi'Jbarine I, * • program will be shifted next year of Camden, executive secretary of the New Jersey State Dental and was personnel manager of the Nietzel^ and treasurer, Michael •' to ' the Union County Technical Society, who was'the guest speaker. , '••'.. - ••'"•;_•' United States Gypsum Co.- Clar. .••'.. ; Institute. . A native of Orange, he is a graduate of Pennsylvania Military of th CoUege and also has taken gradu- :OWQ CREST : sey State Dental Society, was —i-^^ wt—. i.-—". ••*• - . rentlno; Edward Mulkeen, Mich- 'iMtlon or Honeymoon. 2000-Ac'* guest speaker at-the commence- : Columbia University., He served leiort 3 Hotels. Dellclout Meal» ment exercises. ' . ael Meehan, Edward Ehrmann.. in the Army during World War II. Honejirrtoon LWge & cor/ eottagoi The cubjS marched In the Crari-. Amarlcan Plan. Cocktail Louns«. All .•••'j Phone BRidge 6-2700 . •r "Dr. Kenneth W. Iversen, UJC ; He Is a trustee of the Boys' Cluh Sporti. Private Lake. Beach. Tennl». dean| Welcomed.the guests to theford Memorial Day parade and of Newark and a director of the1 Movies. Social Activities. Band '» will participate in the gold star Choral Concerts. Churchei 'nearby.' >4 High Street Crahford * college and presented certificates Newark Junior Chamber ot Com- |t Dally—$9S Weakly up. Booklet "dWH" to the graduates. Caps and- pins nspection on' June .7 and the an- merce. . " ' • N. Y. Offlc*. 11 W. 42d Ht (Era. 6B0) tO bl were awarded by Dr. Dobranskl. nuaT picnic'on June 22. Proceeds from! a recent cake . sale , were Dr. Robert Schwartz of Rahway presented tow Rt. Rev". Msgr. Wil- presided.' . . / \ liam' B. Donnelly by il^eo Ehr- Nine Earn Degrees mann..—7 : ;_U___1L,.._L£.'.- ...: ROLAND R.tEtMANN, Parvuli Dei awards were pr«- AtSetfin FREE! "Act sCriTecTrecently t6 Donald Ehlg 'Nine r^sirtfints in Richard Sikora, Edward Anthias,- wobd ..an4. Kenilworth. are candid Leimann Awatfes^ ^OOP-WORTH OF FROZEN fOOD WITH THE PURCHASE OF ByCvbfaskm David Karalis, Jeffrey Mackevichj ^la>tes for bachelor and master's Daniel Mason, Jamos ^Weiland, degrees from Setoiv Hall Univer- a REFRIGERATOR FREEZER* or HOME FREEZER* sity. C6lmm6rjcement J exercises ree For Rarents Richard RampoUa, Thomas Wog- Roland R. Leimann-, Jr., son of ,A-e+r Markowich, Richard Sikora, Joseph Laezza, Jr., Victor Nielsen, Albert Haney, Francis Mulkecn, Richard J: Azar, Albert W. Kantner and degree in chemistry. He was a 14 CU. Ft. OF -Rayes, Daniel Tallman, Michael Albert J, HaddadT . '' member of Phi belta Theta Fra- • Baldwin, Frederick Dohh,, Snm Curtis D. Lovill,. president* of ternity-nt Gettysburg. ' Hayeck, Thomas Wpglorn, James Lions International, will- address A gradtinte of ' Cranford High Weiland, Edward Anthes. ' the. convention which is expected School he has accepted a positlqn TUBES TESTED FREE SRACETHAT t The followjing webelos were-ih- to draw more than 1,000 Lidns with diiPont in Philadelphia as a By Technicians ,..ducted into the -Boy Scouts by from 300 state clubs.,. chemist. . t ON ANY TUBES Warren. Ehlers: Theodore and YOU £ NEEDS DEFROSTING Miss Somerset Crown R. S. Figuly 28% OFF Won by Miss JKeriiiey 8AldenSt. Miss Betty Ke.nncy, "daughter of To Loan Manager Bost Mr. and Mrs. Walte.r-G-.'Kenney of ; Ronald" Si" 'Figuiy??', 106 Miln street, has been appointed Ipan BR 6-0483 Warren Township,, formerly of 25 Open Thursday Evenings — Algonquin' drive, was crowned manager of the. Union office of enings Miss Somerset Conrrty on Satur- the beneficial Finance Co. -•''.•' day night in the Bridgewate.r- Uaritan High School. ' __ RAPP$ She will compete in' the" Miss New Jersey. contest on June 20-22 in "Wildwood. She is a student PHARMACY nurse at Muhlenb^erg . Hospital, •1J Park PttdaiUM Plainfieltl.. - .. Miss Keiiney was named quccrv Phamidit bi oj the campus at. Setori Hall'in at 1961. . DAY and NIGHT Try not to become a man of SJUC- :css but rather try to become a nan of value. '•— Einstein, AW A WORLD OF PLEASURE Awslts you and your fam- •* ily this summer st Hew Jer- CONDITIONING? Sey'i favorite seashore « ; l'AVAtETUbth sea. Swimming, sun bathing (in My pro- tected tejthes. Cubbing and boating In season. Supervised teenage dancing nilety Ut WJ»r"Wf»i awi So HOT Belwten B«rn«ai f% o*"* *C* by Whiflpool CotpomUon. md(iutoM and Mtorc one • Free survey of-your com- Enjoy more lime with your family by cutting ' mercial or reild«nttil your shopping trips to only one a week! - '|W«ds ••• ••••-•• •'• ."•• f Washer • Difyer ,#^ Diihwasher Specialist* buy a refrigerator-freezer .We Repair ALL Type* Of . nirol\ r ai your favorite store 'DRYeRi • WAS>«gRS • DISH VV ASH ER.S . SAVINGS and LOAN ASSOCIATION 29 Alden St. BR 6-2224 Cranford, N. J. COMPANY Bljehw 8-1166 973 fcrood It., Newark 2, N. J|. Kxtr...

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'• • • their driving licenses suspended ' I cannot afford to J |y Jack Halporn i-i'tciycd a (jujb Scout knife and Robert Minlz a Cub. honor awards were* presented ,to beth. Convent Station, yesterday; for. -30 days under the 60-70 ex- ' making money. — Lou.fs Agassi/, is Kenneth Orgel and Stephanie Tris- - Miss Kathryn Hebert, daughter Scout.'identification 'bracelet- for —• • •••'>•;••• '• / 'T~ .—^-—•—>• tram of Cranford.and Sarah, Jane 6f Mr. and; Mrs. Albert. E. Hebert selling 15 tickets ea^ti. '| VectibnoF Mrs. Kane;. Mennb.ers of Brmi'n arid Lvhii Mtirrav of West. of 24-BuYc'hfieid avenue, received " 5lides» ' any jwuid-. thtM&ort qro Stevqi?.PA' rvnlri ed to. the following for selling four OreeHwald, Jack Halpern, Martin Ie JWoIansky, ; gold pins for receiving honbr 1 Stephen P-uul, Joseph1* Paufni; Paumi'and, :Ha'yrnond -SjE>ldirion. awards for three consecutive years. (vaV treasurer of the'7A*thletic As- Steven Burnstein. Jack Halpern,! The cubs were led by. Mrs. For-, .- Each participant.play.od a group sociatiori, -Class Day counselor, -Larry'CjoldbcrgrBonJaWin Mar-- iiiiand in singing "Cubs Are! Fair,;' of solos as weU>s two-piano num- vice-president, -of." the.. Student ON THE OCEAN FRONT, AVON-byDw- MJ. cijK, Kenneth G<'ldma'ii and Arthur !'The Cub Scouting Song" .'and bers,' Taking .part in addition to Council and co-captain, of the MODtflED AMERICAN PlAit "JIo, Ho for the. Pack.". ... "; • busketball team. • ' Mile;!. •• h ' •• • •. • . '.' • those mentioned above were. Debra BATHE IN THE SURF OR-IN OUR OlYMPlC SWIMMING POOL l Cubmaster Robert Kurisko^ pre- iyfr\.MinUjUrged all niemhers qX Aaron, Kathleen McAteor and Tern Miss. ' Mary' Aline. . MeHarg, • Spacious Surfside Sun Decks comWned Wftjlp.Mr, sented advancement awards to the hfe pack to-attend ttie Red ahd Murray.— ;•'"••.••.'•*'• daughter of Mr. and Mrs: John E: • Famous Q\700 buyers' Established 1*12 tenff, Dayton,-Ohio. ALUMINUM '•/ - Both are graduates .Of-.Cranford a day," or "over 10,000 new owners High School. _••••'. ^LOCAL AND LONG DISTANCE MOVING • -Screens , . • ' • a week!".Fact is, OldsmdbuVsales ' • Storm MVlndoiVs ^ • ~ Household Goods Exclusively • • • Miss •'Terpening. Wins • Combinailon Window Scre««s are really .soaring! And why not? Associate of Arts Degree • Combinaiion Storm & Screen It was a dollar-saving Olds Dynamic MISS rHYLLIS HBLLEGERS • Miss Carol F. Terpening, . Doors •. ,.' 88, for instance, that swept Class StoraMe, Shipphtff* daughter of Mr. and Mrs. John • Porch Enclosures "G" in the 1963MobilEty&omy Run! Terpening of 1 Mornirigside dAve, • Tub Enclosures Two Win Degrees received an associate otta • Awnings ' ' u' Add stunning, go-places style ... Packing greo in medical secretarial sci- sensational Rockel Iperforrn'ance. (No At CedaiH&est ence at commencement" exercises • Jalousies 213 South Ave., East Estimates Cheerfully • Miss Phyllis Hellegers,. of 106on Sunday af Rider College, • Railings ' '... ;.^ ;;• •:,;. wonder value-wise people are going- .1 Cranford, N. J. ' Given on Any 2. Herniiifi aveniie and Miss Marilyn. ton; • . .-'.. ,;•.'•„.. ; ', Olds at' such a fahtas'ti.e rate. .•,.'.; ; ( 1 J. MaeMillan of Brielle, formerly •^Miss' Terpening,-.a member of • Awning'Windows ... . ,-.. - Call BRidge 6-0898 Moving Problem of Cranfoi'tl are among. 83-gradu- Zeta Mu Epsiloa sorority, was a freshman and' varsity cheerleader. tt-fAOl HAND MtNAliy DOAD AUAi-. ates-who received, degrees Sunday UFEtlME yens at yeur Oldf Dtolers whtin stpply laittl Tiie newest, mid \ here. Color-Dfoclfuro on rpquent. Alr-Condltloncd Aluminum Prod. throuuliouc; many units ->-!-THERE'S "SOMETHING EXTH>" ABOUT OWNING AN OLOSMOEIIE! • SEE YOUR OLDSMOBlLE QWUTy DEAtER!--. GROVE with kltchoncttos. 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, - •• . . .r. • • "'' a l*age ICieht . CKAKnF6«i> (X. J.) CITIZEN AND IHRONICLE—THCRSPAY, JUNE -B, 19C3 t. A-as ijnhouriced this week by ercls^s oh' Sunday. .. •. • "• 'by Patrrflmun iiobert I: Nyleh "^I Maynard -G. Wheeler', president. . Miss Wightman, Was . awarded Magistrate . SteVens . sentenced My. Lep'nhardt has been finan<- i^bacheIpr; df. arts degree-with i\\'o ofht'r meru.ah drunken driv- J k>rer Post,, cia-I Vice-president'of CSC since .the.distirictlon-of cum Iaurfe. She, •ing^. c-hargex diuing- ..tije montij ,'ftf.i 1959 unti treasurer siitce' 195.7. was am6ng 25 senjoiV in a grad- May; Spending "d'i'ivei'.'s...-;Uceojes! Has Election P.r.iof tp that.time-he was budget uating elasis Qf 314r tb_ earn their in' .e:u?h, case for • twrii ''ytfars and Gerald Amoh was elected prtsT- |. ..' director of- the corporation*' 'Hedegrees wrtiT ^'honors, ' imposingitthes as fallows: •••••' . . .••• 'joinisdj- Commercial Solvents - in Miss'Wijdii^man is'the daughter Austin Ininrlsay Barnes, Bronx. dent of Explorer Post 78 for the I '1939 in'i.1j*n"1jrccoiintinjj capacity. , wf,; Mrr and "Sirs.' George \ Wight-' i;N, "Y;, 30 .days io. the County j year starting in -September, at a j '•..Mr: Jx-cmhardt,.-whose' respon- man.. •••••••"••--.' 'r.'•'-• ''• ' in .lieu of,a j?05 fme; Allan J recent meetmg in St. r Mldbacl's | , sibilities include GSC'tf export op- ! e . a.yejiUe, $225;.; School; ^' ^-r'" V '••{.' j-editions, is n director of North- .Eugene-H. ThotnVnen/ 110 Thoh>as " OuTer/officerg were named' as Drivers Pay street', '.$22§;.% Joseph' S. MarshalK follows: Vice-president, Joseph • "Pmw.ltngx fi ''^' f 'fhil Itill- lone, NevC-aflc. M i iano. -S/p'.A. and HofYinnnn-Lum- lieu of a $l{05 fine, andean addi- lrj; sorrptnrv. ,Tames Turley; quar- j pis, - S?.p.-A., Italy, all of which . Speeding charges, brought pett- tional'20 days in lieu of a $60 line termaster, William LaCor>e; Cab- jare Commercial. Solvents siibsid- motorists' as follows in for driving without a license: • • inet representatives, James Kowal- j iurie's. . - •••..' Court, lust week: : Den- ski and Chrte Palasinski.," t • „_ i' He is'a fjrncluuli; of-Nov.- Work nis McGormiek, IJ34 Spruce ave-' Plans were, discussed for the | University. ••, His' "m-cmbersliips and muy-Gnrwood-, .$3ft; Edwin- K;«i- post's final trip of the current sea- 1 affiliations includi the N[iriioni>ldel, •• Mai>lewood! .$25; Dorothy Cub Pack 78 son.- The boys will spend the week Association of Accountants, Alpha Wright, fti.hway, -$15;< Herbert. M'.' of. June ?3 at Lavallette....-. •: Kappa PsL. business fraternity; Sieyert, 12 Fiske tenrace; and "Paul Also, discussed were plans for the the New Vo'rk'.-Credjt "and Finan- Plans Picnic fli;st' canoeing trip* of the coming '.tVILUAM ^ LKONIIAhbt »V. Smith, Ji\, Wejitfi'eld, Sip each. Plnns'for the anhualTamily pic- MISS MARY GRACE GRALL MISS CAROL, KERVICK MISS CAROL A: LEE 1 cial -Management Association and Other tinea were' ihfi'posed b,\- season , io be, held earjy in Sep- nic of CutTPack 78 .were discussed tmnberf -and several camping.trips.; tile] American Management Assoc- Mafiislr'ate Charles • J. Stevens 'as 11 •ifl'iion. . -•'••• . • ^.a . meeting • in St., Michael'jj Harry Ervine and Pet« Skareckl : Leonhai^t Samed follows^ •-.-...'' . • - came in third in' the two-man Polly Li MeGeary; Roselle Park, School 'last week. The picnic-;will ThrjeeGrianford (xirla Earn Degrees at Chestnut Hill •stopping on travel -l.arte,.$20; Paul event of the canoe races held at To Commercial be "held this Saturday at Uhami 'Three*'' Cranford" gir.ls were a member of the Student Teach- was a -member of the French Nom^hegan Park "on ' Sunday,: in Gum Laude Degree Lomakin, Jr., Union, stop sign, : Park.. . ,: ' • • graduated -Sunday fromv Chestnut. ers' Club, Literary Club and play-, Club, Literary. Club and InternaL connection with th^.C^|^4 Dayif Solvents Board -12; Richiird" S."; Wilkie, Linden, River Carnival. Otlh'er pdsf'JSeBi-' red light, $15; James R. Ilarris, Also, discussed were plans to HlU College, Philadelphia, Pa. : ed junior varsity, basketball. : She lional Rela-ti'ons OKib., She !was a WiJIiam, S. Leonh.mtt ' of' 24.To Miss Wfehtman They are .Miss Mary Grace bersi participatjKg iri" the races I Senecn :road, a viccrpresident of • Miss MiiVTlyii" G. WiKhtmah of 6£lizabeth, reti light and failure participate in the Gold Star In- plains to teach. _ _ . '.. . ,'. member of the yearbook photog- o appear, $25. .••'•••" • ' "' rail, daughter of Township En- Miss Kervtck~wi11 erirdll $t were Thomas Coleman, John Mc-,1 •'"Commercial Solvents- Corp., Novy Green .Court:received special rec- spection to be held at the War-ginee. r Patrick J. Grail and Mrs: raphy staff, Bond Night cast and Carthy, John Woglom^and -James J York, has been elected to the .„,,,_.,,. at Bu<'}tn,p|f University's. ip»i)C;Q-Park stadktm^jtv^El 1 y-aboth Harvard University on Jun^ 25 j arts dGgree in on the dean's-list. . . Walsh, •.•';••., ../•,•. ••-.•. •"'••! )TTFn^TiT*~firr^7)I:.s7*'ir 1 fsuTlmnual ^commencement ex uie-, fai.lirre to set handbrake, $4; tomorrow night.. All.active Jarol A: Lee; daughter of M£. andteaching. She. ^ '.'ine, Si'i'nVorc, Clark,, careless 4 driving, $20; Peier Yachel, Slat-' bei-s are to report, to the schbfll by Mrs. Edward N. Lee- of 41'John year studjying at Villa Des Fou- in Island, careless ''driving; $20; ^6:45 p.m. for departure, - street, and Miss Carol Kfervick, geres... University of Fribourg, In promotion ceremonies . con-daughter! of Mft, and Mrs. James ^mto J. Saccn,'- Elizabeth,, stop : Fribourg, Switzerland. ' [„'. . sign. $10. ' -...." t'ueted- by 'Gubmaster Paul-'Rdctt- F/kervlck of.41$ Casino avenue: Miss Kerv'ick.'a Frertpfi major, ker and 'Assistant-' CubmSfiter C. E. Miss Grail, a mathematics.ma- Porter. Stephen Bentord was ad-jor, Will teach at Governor Liv- leaders of Troop 799, wcre~as$lst- vanced to the Boy Scouts and Dean ingston Regional- High School, e4 by Mrs. ^Wendell Second Offender' Swiek, George Gatesy and TimBerkele- y Heights. She was presi- Given Jailljerm othy O'Malley. moyed.'-iiip . to thedent '.of the'. Student Teachers'. "Wcbelos De'n. •'• ••'-.••' Club,;"and,a', member of- the mis- Former Xocal Resident **~©*ttr^t--p«'&iinted' a hkit ori' "Cir-sion unit, Dorian Club, and on the For Tipsy Driving cus Fun," staring William McCann, yearbook production staff." <- • • Guidklatc for Degree. .ChaVJes •Ruscott, 52, of 41- Pdrk Bruce PnrlUt, SJack DeCotiis and M»ss'"Leo,'.a,Spanish.major, was BoboVt J. Barrow of Clark, •Irive, Kenilv\;orUi, was sentenced David- Montgomery. , . . < fonnerly of 205,: North> aveViue, is INSURED SERVICES WITH MODERN o 90-- diiys in<.,jail - in'.Municipal . • Advancementv awar-ds were prer a "candidate for an associate" in EQUIPMENT. FREE ESTIMATES. ,'ourt last week \vhpn.. he pleaded sented to the following cubs': pean s*Girl Scout News. arts degree at Union Junior Col- .uflty a« a second- offender to aSwick, Riclxard Colline, .Jeffrey '••' Girl.Scout Trtop 799 lege's 30th ' annual . commence- •hnrue'.of driving .while drunk. Kantner, Fred Gubcr, William ment on Saturday.. • '• - Magistrate Charies J. .- Stevens Girl Scouts of79fl invited mem- ;lso revoked his driving license . Robert Wallace,- Chnrlfs 6f Troop , and ;447 to bu .•Tht* cL'renionies will w Olympia for io years and ordered him toBacon, Edward "Dre.Ver.;. their guestHt at a • recent-. troop .ducted at .10:30 a.m. in NonVahc- Al«o, Frank Dooley,' Timothy :/••••- • 8M7 D»lux* my a $20 doctor's [tic and $5. court meeting held at SKerrnan Junior gan Park, opposite the Union Jun- costs. ,. ;.' • ; O'Malley, .Jeffrey O'Donnell, EdT School. A "film entitled ""This' is ior Colldge campUs. . . • ward Huhn, William McCann, 'The Koh|.]worlh..';'m(m was ar- Girl ScontiqgV: was shown, and Mr. -fiarro^, a graduate of St. EXPERT M. Thomas .Hodge, David Montgom- games were played, Cookies were Mary's High School, ''Elizabeth, •ested. May ft by Patrolman Don- ery, John Leonard, John Ordecki, Martin Schrftiede, State Certified Just $10.00 Down ald Curty, who. .reported his car boked'and served by the girls of plans to. transfer to Ne'wark-Rutr ,vns impeding^ traffic on North George E4wunger, Richard .Nina- Troop 79$). Mfs. Joseph Krowicki [.gers or Montclajr State College. Tree Expert ' ^ 1 vaggi, Charles Stecker, George He w.^s a merriber of the-UJC Key and easy terms ;.»venite1{;-west. He was • fouftd un-' and Mrs. Carter Sorter are leaders ier the^nfluence of alcohol'in.an Oaiesy, James Boblick and Charles of Troop 8p9. Mrs, E. H. Koenig Club,; student host organization* buys the world's . > ^ Washburn. . - •' •-.- --- • •'••' nnd Iota Xi Omega Fraternity, A examination byebr. James J.' Dau- and Mrs. F.. A. Barber,. Jr. are FA 2-9109 - ^finest portable! '- bert and a -drunkomctcr test given leaders; of Troop 447. Mrs. Harry dean's list student, Mr. Barrow is Liming and Mrs. James Watson; a Marine.eorps ijkp: "short work" of homework—get ahead faster-—- Sentenced for Thefts! enjoy better grades with this magnificent, new precision- Here Last October- built Olympia. A breeze to operate, it's the one portable • John Kuzmuk, 46, who said he has no address, was sentenced by with true office machine" action. Fully:equipjped..with:the Union Couivty" Judge John. E. Bar- finest features .. . full-size keyboard„.'.. cpnveiiient half- -r-i; ',1 'ger-.in Elizabeth fecfentiy to five spacing'. • ..automatic paper support, key-set tabs! Yours, years'in state' prison, for entries for just pennies a day. See — test —• compare Olympian and thefts la$t October at theKe- before you decide on any other portable. uffeV and Esser Co., 42f> North avuniic, oast, and Kay's. Friendly 1 J TRADE INS ACCEPTED Service gas station, IBS North' ave- nue, east. . • _• '•• » Expert Service On All Makes of Machines -. . Kuzmti'k was, convicted .on Ke'br ruary 21. and May 15 after, sep- arate • jury ** trials .on the two 'S FISH STORE charges. He was givtn credit' for Vacqtiori time will sooh be here, For many it's time 210 days already'- served in- the NATIONAL TYPEWRITER CO. DAILY to paint the boq»t . . . others are taking weekend trips Union County Jail. • Across from Cranford Theatre V Except Mondays Assistant Prosecutor.-Leslie P. to the shore to look ai summer places for rent . .'. but Gliek of Cranford represented.the Open Thursday Evenings to 9 P.M. Phone ."• .» - state at the sentencing. Walter S: unfortunately there are some who are saying, "We just* 20 EASTMAN ST. CRANFORD BRidgo 6-1333 Pryga of Rahway appeared for the don't have the money this year". •• (Tefe'nclimt.- :'—• If you qre part, of this latter group . . . stop byi,

*C *•* K •'• K W ti W *•• •'• •'* •** •'* •'«>'• •# ••* •*• W •*• any office of Union County Trust and discuss your VACA- TION" LOAN needs with one pi our experienced officers. Yes — borrowing for your vacation is just one of the many worthwhile purposes for which Union County Tru$t is ready to lend money. Mr. BOSTON mon County Trust Company Serving Vnu In AREYOUR ELIZABETH If you like martinis extra dry but not extra-powerful.. .switch fo 80 proof gin* If you like full gin fta^Wl>uT^ .. .switch to 80 proof gin. CRANFORD feERKELEY HEIGHTS If you like martinis but think you're spending too much ... switch to less expensive Mltmbir f«d*ral Dtpsiil Imuiant* Corpoiatiart 80 proof Old Mr. Boston Dry Gin. . H

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• - •• •'•"J^SWBirS.MR.BOStOM&lsriU'W^ ••;•/ • ':'-••;• SECTION THREE- .••' ••.':. '.' VOL. LXX. No. 20. .CRANFORD, NEWiJERSlEY, TAURSDAY, JUNE 6T 1963 Approve School, Memorial to

ResentedWJjoc^Bchoo^ • , •• A __ GARWOOD — The 'annual Memorial Day exercises of the Gar- wood public schools were held last Wednesday afternoon on tfto GARWOOD — Upon completion; of required legaj steps, the [<:M* grounds of Lincoln and Franklin Schools, .and a special Memorial Day BorpXigh of' Garwood. is. scheduled to become - owner, of the Jc-cal prpgram'was presented' by the Drama Club in,.the jCincpln School passenger station and grounds of the Jersey Central RailFbad-,. and '": KfeNlLWORTH — Construction on the ..new $2,850,000 regional auditorium on Friday. ihen.will be free to make any •renovations, or improvements it desires '•" ".'high KchooTTn Kcnnworth, approved by ^voters last week inSall Patricia Brumer read the Bible in the property. • ' ' •' • ;••,.' districts, 1,835 to 342, will start .shortly after January, 1964, when the and led the salute to the fiag at A letter from the. railroad offering-to sell the station and grounds bids. are- ieeeived. ' . . , - .' •" - '. .'.. thd Wednesday-observances. This was followed • by singing of "The to the borough for $1 was read at . . Avcry_ W. Ward of_ K£»UwoVthi president of the Regional,-"Board List last week's meeting of the . Bor- : of' Education, reported -that a Star Spangled Banner", and a sa- ough Council and council-voted to - • - ';; i i timetable was setup Tuesday lute^to those who lost.their lives Picnics accept the. offer. * [ ' Iiji Outdoor in past wars, . • •. • • ',-:' , • • * night by the board setting Sep- Under the agreement toxbe drawn . '••>;,:':•;?• &•'• tember, 1965; as the target dateCouncilmen _ Sherry Lawrence and Shaaron Up -by .legal, repVesentalives of • for occuparicy of the school. It is Warne placed flowers on the me-By Si Paul's the two parties, the railroad would ' expected construction will take 18 Art Exhibit niorial monuments on' the grounds' be granted TT lease for the ticket months. ". •' ' . . • ' . ' Switch Pasts; GARWOOD •'— Therei wqs ah atorf the two schools, and the V)fficc at a rate of-ndt more than tendance, of 350 persons as thegram concluded with tapis by '••• •„ The fburth.-jrcgional high school $10 a, month,. The railroad-would Garwood Woman's Club held, its members of the ,school band. GARWOOD — The Senior High furnish heat, light and water and to .be located at the rear, of Hapd,- Fight Spur second animal art contest and. ex- In Friday's program, Jean Yaw- FETED BY BANK — Three" employes of City Federal Savings 1 Fellowship of St. Paul's United- the. borough would maintain the ing School was. approved by. a KENILWORTH;; y- Changes in hibition Saturday, on the" lawn of iak t'o'nducted the opening e*w-' more than 5 to 1 majority-on,May committee assignments . for Bor- were honored at a surprise reception at the Elizabeth Ca.rteret Church of "Cliirist will be host to building and grounds. ; . '. Hotel for ten years-of service with City Federal Savings. They Franklin School. cises - and Cheryl Chereshkoff- the.'-Pilgrim.; Senior High Fellow- : 23. Voting was light, in fill dis* ough Council were anriounced by Wihners in the painting division scrved as announcer. ;'Zi~r~zr*-^T ~>"Jtfaft-^w»«*g>*"' had UfCTrtfftSag= tricts except Kenilworth where 28, Mayor William J. Ahem, Jr., at a are; Left to' right, Mrsj- Marjorie Hoyer of Elizabeth, Mrs. Albert- » Church ;-of cessful in attempts to have the 1 wer.e; First, Mrs. Tillie Kerekes; ReciUitio«»--wcrir*" presented as Christ ,(ei>hgregatiorial Christian TT'iMtent •^XvJJuL^yQters turned out of Borough Council last Jaeoby o"f 614 Kingston avenue, and Mrs-. 'Anthony Pascale of second Iows: ' . railroad provide a new station or to endorse the referendum 'SouOrrftfi street, thelfitTOf iivu 'at c letter a hi tho Konilwor.th.otU Church) of Westfleld at a cook- rcn6vate the present 50-year-old rs. Lawrence pitzel, and hon-"History, of. Memorial' Day, •j. out at 6:30 p.m. Sunday at thestructure in connection with the to 51. new appoiVitments are as Mrs. Pascale received luggage and.Mrs. JacOby, a clock radio. ' orable mention, Mrs. Jcanette Laura ; Kilburg; "Prayer jot "an 1 home of. Mr. arid Mrs. Herbert recently, completed .Center street :",. Votes in other districts were as follows: Finance; and licenses, ,SixJy-five officers and.staff members'"attended the reception" at Reichert. ' . ; " Unknown Confederajto- 'Soldier ' ^ "'follows: ... Clark,- 86-37; Garwood, Richard Lomax; public works, Werthwein of 213 Locust avenue. grade crossing elimination project. which the presentation was made by Gilbert G. Robssner, "execu- In the ceramics division, Mrs. Michael Lawrencet "A Memorial A picnic 'supper-for-the-Jtimor- 48-llf Berkeley Heights; .107-23; Frank Mascara; police and tire, ; Peter Miccio took first place; Mrs. Day Visionf^Louis Cajmario and Mountainside, '117-44, and Spring- Edward Kasbarfan; building and tive vlcc-presidfent, shown at right.. •'. • " ...'••'•' High Youth Fellowship will "be Frank Patrick, second; Mrs. Lerby Denise Kusuk; "Our Flag," Paul held at 6:30 p.m. Sunday. at the field, 315-176. grounds, Raymond Blydcnburgh; Todiscq and Richard Bbwlby; Board Names :• Mr. Ward . water,' lights and recreation, Pet-: Krone, third; and Mrs. Henry home of Mr; and.Mrs. Charles' C. the bpar d was Direks, honorable mention. "Lincoln's Letter,'.' • SheryP Braz- Craig of'167 Myrtle avenue. ' ; er S. Patuto, and transportation Insky; "To Know AU Is To For- Study Commiitee pleased fo have the. support of theand weflare'v John Olock. Kieffer Wins The popular vote in the" paint- Senior Citizens will meet at St. voters for*their plans for a new by-number division favored the give All," Susan Manfredo, Paul Paul's at 1 p.m. today. Rehear- Mayor Ahem said the- changes entries of. the Rev. John Av Mal- Maiewski, Joanne *Speranza and On VNA Proposal school; The school, housing 900 were made to give. coOncitmen sals will, be held by the Senior and-expandable to 1,500, will oc- To Observe colmson, pastor of Garwood Pres- PamejPj a !Gill!Gill ; ;iTh FttFootpathh •t toChoir at 7 o'cle>ek and the Chan- GARW0(DD "-v Th^ Board "of new thoughts and idbas -about all byterian Church,in the adult cate- Peace," • Sandra Bieljeski. cupy a 21-acrc tract on tho south phases of borough ,business. An- cel Choir at 8 o'clock tonight. Health has named a committee to .side of Mohr-oe avenue between. gory, and . Peter Oliveri' in the There Were several selections Thpro_ will "be a meeting of the North 14th street and .North 17th|pthor probtibly bd Appointment t ov-akiato- tflo .present public health- .street. • .'.--• ' , "v '• ; KENILWORTH—John A. Kief- KENILWORTH. — Methodist cmTdreri's~group.~ ~~~. ' v',' -madc e end of the he Judges were Mrs. Jane Wh^ipple Manfredov Edith- Dosch, Joan nursing setup in the borough arid Frederick,A. ElsasAer of Union, added. fer, Jr., has been informed by theStudent Day. will be observed- at "Living a Great Eirith". will, be Chief pf the Naval Personnel.that Grecn.M.,Wf^ti.eLd..f.pX'th'e..pain^ Yawialk, Linda Harney( Sandra the sermon topic of • the Revtt.i make a- recottlmendation on who has been associated' with the Route th6 "9:3ft ahd~ lTVcl6ck sefvice"s" Bieljeski, Joanne Sperania, Picuia , district for 25 years, Is the archi- *as. a qualified alternate he ' has ings and Mrs. Ruth Keller of Stephen Ssiabo, pastor, at the 11whether or not Garwood. should A petition will be/sent by Bor- Kenilworth for ceramics. Majewski, Mary. Kirpan, Susan. : beerf: selected fors an appointment Sunday at Community Methodist a.m. worship service Sunday. Thereturn to an earlier practice, •• feet •".• .•""• •.;• •''' • . uligh Council to Governor Jlichard Angelo, Sheryl Brazinsky, Irene Hughes and State Highway at the United States Naval Chutch, A special offering'tq pro- Chairman for the• exhibit was Chancel Choir will sing under di- terminated in 1959,- of contracting Academy,. Anhdpolis, Md., as; a Mrs; Ditzel. ' Madiara and-Pamela Gill..'. rection of Mrs. Victor Greene. with t'he..'Cranford Visiting Nurse Commissioner Dwight-R..<3. Palm- ; vide funds: for the-National" Scenes from "Little Women/' er asking state officials-, to aban- midshipman. * '• Church School Will convene at Association for such services' • • • ' St. Theyesa'si ' Mr. Kieffer, son of Mir. and Mrs. bdlst Scholars-hips and for. the; by Louisa May Alcott,'. were'.en- 9:30 a.m; •'•• In.r.esponse to a query'from .the don a'proposed extension of Route acted by the following: Arine 278 from Route 1 in1 Linden. John A. Kieff er, Sr., of 544 Newark student loan fund of the Methodist Little League Confirmation class .Will meet VNA as to whether Garwood. Tells Awards av.enue, was graduated last June Church will be received a-t both Valenti,. Joan Di Battista, Joyce with the pastor at 3:45 p.mwoul. d be interested in using its L Mayor Ahern' said the petition Biazzo, Marianne Manfred*, Lynn •will be sent after borough coun- from, Jonathan Dayton Regional services. • Tuesday. There will.be a meet- services again, Harry Hartman, High School, Springfield, wheVe Chalenski, Nancy. Harney, Jac- president of the Board of Health, Plans cils in Roselle and Roselle Park Assistant Pastor George W. S<*editle Told queline Walsch and Robert Wilds. ing of the Ladies' Aid at the ndopte. similar resolutions. The he was n member of the Key Club, churcn at 1:30 p.m. Wednesday.. appointed the investigative com- KENffiWORTH -^ St. Theresa's Varsity Club and a letterman in Kaslow Will preach on "The Focus .GARWOOD — .Little League There also was a'special kin- - The-WoMeh^s Guild" will hold a mittee at a meeting Monday night /"parish will sponsor an award night move was mapped at a meeting in games will .bq'played at James V. dergarten assembly, program in Kenilworthj of Mayor Ahern \ arid both track and football. . of. the" Church." Mrs.. William picnic at 6:30 p.m. Wednesday at in.the.Borough HalLannex. !., on Sunday at-8,p.m. in the Hardr He is presently a freshman at Guerrlcro FieM at 6:15 p.m. next Franklin School on Friday, open- . ing School auditorium. Mayor James. G. Argyros of Ro- Bridges, interim. organistchoir- the home pi Mr. and Mrs. William Thomas Geoghcgan, board sec- the Newark College of Engineer- week as follows: Monday; Diamond ing with, a presentation' of "TheSchmidt of 521 Locust avenue. In retary, was named chairmajr of the-, • _;' Public school students -in theselle and Mayor Herbert M. mnster,; will direct the Chuhcel Expansion vs. PBA^Tuesday, Di- Shoemaker Dance." .by the entire Barnes of Roselle Park, ing and a member of the Air Force the event of rain, it will be held committet, which ajso includes eighth through twelfth grades who Reserve Officers* Training Corps choir at both services. amond Expansion vsXVFW; Wed- class. have missed no more than two The petition notes that state of- at the church. (Contittcdrvn Page 2) and the Highland rifle drill team. The Rev. James S. T-illerf pas- nesday, Accurate Bushi vs. PBA; Characters in a play entitled 'Hi 11 Confraternity of Christian Doc- ficials have held th&t-there are noHe also received" letters in soccer. tor, and Mrs. William Hoeflich. Thursday, VFW vs. PB. Friday, "The Toy Store"' were portrayed trine classes since September will definite plans for. extending Route He • will report for \duty'. on June lay delegate, are representing the open date. by the following: receive • awards. • • 278 .from Linden to Springfield, Minqr League games have 26. . • ••••„• ..-' '•. . •' •• .- church^ this week at the Newark een Scott Kamin,^Theresa McComb, Pack 75 Visits West Point, Members of St. Theresa's Teens Since the state has "indieatejd no, Annuai" Confer'ence-at Drew Uni- scheduled for fclS'p.m. next Frank Todisco, "Paul Chereshkoff, and Senior Youtfi 'CluiS'wftl pre- need" for the- spur/ the petition versity, Madison. The conference at-Unami Park us follows: Mpnda; Matthew • Hiisch Frank p'Such, sent two one-act plays at the pro-tells fqr, ihe highNyay; department will end Sunday afternoon with Jets vs. Casale,s; Tuesday, Craig William Legg, Steven Ryndak, gram. Appearing in the Teeng' to "make known its intention to Legion to Attend Brothers vs. VFW Juniors; Wed- > the reading .of the pastoral appoint- Riiehard Lyons_and'Guy=Benlk"eT '" GARW0OT> 4- Thirty-seven members.of Cub Pack 75 and their pfoducUonj^'Biif Shot" will . beabandon the proposed route." ments by Bjshop Lloyd C. jL nesday, Fire. Department vs. Jets; Maureen "Che^c, Leslie Ga}l|son, . Michele Paoltne,. Judy:. Emmert, Countv Conclave lamilies visited -the Military Academy at West Point on the pack's •i ,- .'•;] The, mayor said, the: proposed Of the New York Area of the lay, the Hut vs. Craig Jnnjee PapandVea,.. Mary-... Jane . Carol Moramarco, JoAnri Wojcio, route would displace homes and KENILWORTH — Commander s annual spring trip. After viewing the cadets on parade the boys visited John Appicie of Kenilworth Post Metho.dist Church. Brothers; Friday, open date. On YawIak,\Lynn^ Alimonti, 'Linda Frank Grandinetti; Frank M"iddle- industry without benefltting af- Saturdny, June 15r at Guerriero the?'post chapel,'the museujrn. arid 470, American Legion, wilLhead a Koenig, Mihalko and V tort and John Zeszofarski. In thefected towns or the county as a The Senior Methodist Yputh Field,, the Fire Department will Nancy Yocul saw the Army vs. Seton Hail Urfh- Senior Youth Chlb play, "Safe whole. He said sufficient con delegation to the annual. Union Fellowship .will conduct n -.car r County Convention today, through meet Casale at 9 a.m. and the VFW There also Nyere -several. songs versity baseball game. On the trip ••• Harbor/" the cast will-include Jean necting' roads are available tq dis- .wash and cake sale irt the parking Juniors will face the But at 11 a.m. fire Ladies to the academy, the'buses stopped . ——Bodriar -.Barbara-—Aloia, •••= Carbl perse Goethals Bridge traffic at Saturday .in: Union. Connecticut and dramatizations by the entire r Farms Post 35, VFW, will be host. lot Saturday from 10 a.nv p ~ The following" games class. ~ -fit-Bear Mountain whore the group . Dougherty, Lindley Pennypacker, the proposed Route'1 terminal in Alan Smith, Peter Behrons and Teeners' Division will be played at rested and had lunch. • Robert Bodnar and Bernard Du- Linden.- ' ..•••' Other delegates from the local Children in the^, kindergarten chapter aro Norman Colwell and Charles- Oehme are in; charge of Unami Park- at 6:10 p.m. next class at Washington School .hnve At Dinner tonight At the pack's recent meeting in browski. Mrs. Willlarn Conrad the car wash; cakes and refresh- week: Monday, Sta-Best vs. Johan- Lincoln School, Howaid Krone 're- directs both plays. v Charles Soos. Mrs. Willfami Taj- been making a circus booklet "for GARWOOD — New officers of Dog Poisoning Charge kowski, president of the auxiliary, ment's, Pat Reiri, Sandy" Lang, sen; Tuesday, Johanse.n:'vs. Thatv June, featuring, oaged nnimals, the Ladijes'-Auxiliary of the Gar-ceived an littendance pjn for per- , Those r e c e i v'i. n g attendance Barbara Huetteman, Andrea Pa- 1 fect attendance at all pack meet- awards 'will be Suzanne Burger Brings $30 Fine will attend the auxiliary conven- cher; Wednesday, Sta-Best vs. acrobats and many circus WtWi- wood Fire^bepartment will be in- tion at the same time: tersoh and Diane^Elias. Suburban Trusty Thursday, •' Sub- tics. • Other clas'ses ' hive decorr stalled at ceremonies to be con-ings arid activities for two "year's. Carol Kowalevlch, Henry Krupin- KENILWORTH — A fine of«'$30 The post color .guards—Mr. Ap- On Tuesday evening the mem- urban Trust vs. Johansen^ Friday, Other cubs receiving awards were ski, Helen Neville, Anthony Piron- Was levjed on Anthony Koza of ated the school halls anil class- ducted during' a dinner meeting picle, Mr. Soos, Raymond and hcrs of the Woman's Society of Thatchec vs. Sta-Best. Suburban with animals and clowns. .this "evening .at -the -Maplo. Tree K^ven Costello, Gerald Ramsey ti, Thomas Pszczolkowski, Kath- Christian Service and their famil- Trust will face Thatcher' at the and Drew, HuzOr,. wolf _ badges; Monday night on a charge Jnnr Fanwoodi^ . _'...„.. ,.'.. . will"-march, in, the convention pa- ies will gather for a cookout on the park at 10 a.m. on Saturday, June They arc:' Mrs. Nicholas Mc^ Richard. PctreHaaRa:yjnoiidrSenc^... "Bosemary Hudak Catherine Kllem x t of \ attempting to - poison a dog rn.de At 2:30 p.m.. through Union. church lawn. This will be the15. • ' • • • ' Little League Picture r "and LawrenceiRuggeri, bear badge, poredn Maiorana,. Robert Stollen owned by Mrs. Agifes Windzigl of Kluskeyr-suoceeding-Mi »~ George The public has been invited to at-filial meeting before summex'-^aca- president; Mrs. William and William Trclease(and Howard ; ,-Diajna' Keenoy,. Walter Urban 348. Maplewood avcmie.. ' •• , - tion. ;. . . ' . " Ony xas : tend a flag burning ceremony at H. Severageer , Jr., vice-president; Cohen, silver, arrow on wtolf. Michael Wojcio, •'Linda Ambis Mrs. Windzigl, the complainant, 7:30 o'clock today at Community GAR WOOD i- Joseph E. Hu- The flag- ceremony was coriduct- Kathleen Carqlan, Louise Corcionc, JtmetMtilko menik; • president of the Garwood Mrs. xRodnsr, financial secretary; testified she saw Mr.' Koza'/throw Park, Union: r-—* •••;•.-•••'•-•-,-. «d-by-Den 2- Den 4 won tho attcn- . Robert Frankshun, Rita Mazzarcse, particles of meat into her yard on cmhTder MrstryJohn - Carol Moramarco, Barbara Queen to local residents this week that retary; Mrs. Benjamin Froat,_cor-i donee pennant and" Don 5 won the May 10. An agent of the Union Businessman inspection honor plaque. Mrs. Frank Wagher, Jam^s Williams.., County SPCA testified the'meat Auxiliary Offers Tickets a picture about Little League base- responding secretary, and Mrs. • Carol Baiza, WilmaBenko, Ann Of County CYO ball will be presented on tele- Wilfrid Kingu treasurer. Roberta Costello, Mrs. Olga Rug- vyas analyzed afid found to con-To Dinner-Theatre ParlV geri and Mrs. Mary Petrella, den . Mnrie Boylan, Rose Carllno, Pat- tain poison,- Mr. Koza pleaded in- To Speak GARWOOD—Janet Malko of St.vision from 9 to 10 p.m. Tuesday. Serving as trustees will be: Mrs. KENILWOKTH — Tickets are Appearing on Channel ft, the John Hafcrkqrri, three years; Mrs. mo'thersi received their den mother ricia Dcssewffy, Gcorgianna Garth- nocent. . •' •• . available for the bus trip to Guy Anne's. CYO was elected chairman - vjaite, Carol Hodapp, Fred Meh- bf-the-Union-Gourity-eYO Council picture concerns the - .•trials-- a nd_ Elmer- - -Bwowr--t wo- -years,-- and pins -fomCubmaster George • Walter M. AdrianeoT 18; of 751Lombardp's stage presentation, At£!hapel Lawq-enc:e. rohpf, Gregory' Patkus, Stephanie KENILWORTH — George T, as the county unit held its annual tribulations of members o£ a Little Mrs. Albert BHttaln, one year. I Newark avenue pleaded guilty to "Around the World in 80 Days," Installing officer will' toeMrs . Calvin • Peters, Susan Ambis, Theresa a charge of drunken driving and at Jones Beach on June 29. Mortland of Ridgefield Park wil convention vSynday in the audi- League 'team on its way to the • Cubmoster Campbell, Judith Emmert, Charles be guest speaker at the 11 a.m. and torium of St. Aijne's School. championshipp . It is-entitled '"The Ralph"G. Mann, a. past president j Martin - 'reported on therecent was fined $210. . Magistrate Wil- Tickets may be. obtained. from of the auxiliary; Frolich, Suzanne Tfvone./ Kathleen liam Bruder revoked the youth's Mrs. Constantino Barbarlse of 307:30 p.m. services at Kenilworfh Other ' officers ^pre . named as Giants." (Continued on Paoc- 2) Perkins, Dorothy Reda; JoAnn license for-two years, the defend- North. 11th street, chairman, and Gospel Chapel on Sunday. Mr. follows: Vice-chairman, John Tyne Wojcio. ant was arrested May 24 in New- Mrs. Frank Corcione of 140 North Mortland, a business—executive of St. Theresa's, KenHworth; re- The Rev. Sylvester P. McVeigh, ark nven-ue by Patrolman Mfred 24th street. The trip, open to thane d wide traveler, maintains an cording secretary, Kathy-Mcchler pastor, will return to the parish Brokaw. . public", is sponsored by the Ladies active interest in Christian mis of St. Bartholomew's, Scotch today following an .operation ad Auxiliary of the Kenilworth Vol- sionary. work.and,is president o Plijlins; . corresponding secretary, Overlook Hospital, Summit. He unteer thp Department. : Voices from the Vineyard Mission- Howard Smith of St. Michael's," has been on a three-day retreat at WSCS Tells Plans ary Corporation which acts as ajCranford; and archdiocesan repre- Immaculate Conception Seminary, For Family Barbecue clearing house for missionary ac- sentative, Chester- Moczydlowski Darlington. New,Officers Named *. r of St. Elizabeth's, Lit\den. * KENILWORTH _ A family KENILWORTH — Robert, Bod- tivities throughout the world. barbecue has been^planned Tues- nar has beerj elected president of Frank B. Macmillan, superih Formal induction of the new of- LL Auxiliary to Meet day at 0 p.m. by the Woman's So- St. Theresa's Senior * Catholic tendent of the Sunday School re ficers was conducted in the Church • KENILWORTH — A meeting; of ciety of Christian Service on'•' the Youth Club. Other • officers are: ports that plans are now complete of St. Anne by the ReV. Michael n the Little League Women's Aux- lawn of Community Methodist Vice-president, Bprnnrd Dubrow- for the annual picnic on June 15 Masccnik, nssistflpt moderator of iliary will, bo held Monday nt 8:110 Church. In the event of rain, the skl; treasurer, Miss Doris Keller; at Unarhi Park, Crnn'ford. the county group, followed by p.m. at thp Community Methodist barbecue will be held in Fellow- secretary, Miss Jean Bodnar. A Under the. \ direction of Miss benediction. • , . Church. Group pictures will be ship Hall. . .*• trip will be made June 21-23 to Marfpn Schroppc younj; peonje. o A.buffo supper was._seryed ,in tnKctu^-M-t'tt' eharteit'. David -afap the cafeteria' and there w^s ah 1 A movie'will. be' shown at 7 thp Pbconos where the club will lie pendent of the Sunday* School, ire- Mrs. Frank Corcibne, Jr., will be p.m. for children. A short bus- host to contestants in the recent thc chapel have made materlal^fot entertainment,- prefcram arranged hostesses. iness meeting will be held. king and queen contest. the Vacation Bible School at theby Charles Benglc of Westfleld. end 6f June. Fred G. MacKenzie Qf 9 Red Oak lane ha,s Jnvitqd young people o( Su in liier Scheilule the chapel to attend n splash party For Qarbage-Collection I' at his swimming pool oh Saturday GARWOOD —' The summer nt 3 p.m\ "•',.. schedule of twtcc-weekly garbage collections will begin Monday, it KENILWORTH INN was announced this we»sk by Recollection Day Set OPEN-HEARTH CHARCOAL PIT Street Commissioner Edward S. For Eighth Graders Tripkn. - .-- •''•'. 4 • Open Daily ^-4 to 11 P. M. • KENILWORTH'— Eighth grade Residontsnow having a_ Monday /..* students in St. Theresa's parish coTlecMon will h.ave" a second ; Albert BertoloHi and Jerry Salerno will take port .in _a day ofrecol- pickup on -Thursdays and those DppLEY iectlon on' Sunday; Tn - preparation .with Tuesday collections will have NEWLY REDECORATiBb^OR for graduation. On Sunday they Ken Scheller, Coppy Hansel,' Lar- wiH. attend mass and receive holy Silverman, Mdrk Nordstrom and FUNERAL WGMC • COCKTAimoUNGi 0p«n 10 am. to.2 ct>mm'u;i\ion a\9 n.rn. in.the church a -second pickup on Fridays; 218 NORTH AVE^wl. # BRIDGE 6^0255 auditorium. " I Wednesday. collections will re- • SPECIAL PARTY AND BANQUEtRd • At 2 o'clock thut afternoon they main the bame with the exception will meet In the church auditorium of ashes, wfvioh ar®to be put, out A Funeral Horn* of homelike atmosphere, completely for a •confer^occ with the -Revoh regular collection, days. ' modern, air conditioned, of fairest parking facHitie§ Joseph DiPerio,. Essex "County Councilman. .TrJpka requested j '>4uth assistance:' director for. the .residents not to plaiqe heavy • Y - •..•••.'•• •',• • • - ' - " "" " Telephone* BR BR 6-9785 Mt- Carmet Guild, wbo will d|s- brush,, ^ree.branches, Jurtk^and cu«s prdbteftijf ftcing tecnagert in other misceHaneous debris out. tho. transition from eighth grade with garbage a$ such items will be ggSAI to hitfh ttthopl. "A qyestlon-and-. picked Uj> only during Clean Up ii«arj=^-'-y'=^1^•;•;--"••".vr

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/•'. • -X. Pace Two CRANTOKD (N. 1.) GITtZEN ANDCtmpNlCLIir—T0t7rfM)AY, JfUNE B, I9C3 fan selling the^greatest number .right-hand lane In flding, bicycles hi . to. PlilUu jk, NOTICE i>F Two Residents Injured «h "of Krt)»lwonh, N, J. T«ke Boiten th^-SAV UtAT POT ; of-tickets. .;'; • •;..'... •'••'•" /;•••* •'." under the, new railroad" underpass. • In Elizabeth <;ra*h w ««C; VETE»AN8 OP.rOREIOM WAR8. of '•^Phe- boys played game's, under The chief warned that' riders !u$- Btreel thj» IJ!IVI.TEO'8TATB8, O^wood,' N {•• »« KENrLWORT'H ~ Injuries were 'JlostUc, N. J. '' ' . aoplied to (he Mayor, and Council Of the the direction of Mr/; Martin and ing-the wrong lane are a seriotts •Mv.Ptf- • sustained by two Kehii worth rneh [Borouuh of..aar*ood. N. J.. for a Cluu Walter Relnhar&t while Cubmas^- traffic.hazard !fnd thatliicycles.of | licsnse (or.nr'eaifsffc.'.KltuaiM »'('?31 Soulh in a two-car collision'in Elizabeth NOTICE OP 1NTKNTION - Avrnur;, aAi'vbod. N. J. ter Lawrence explained the coming violators' will be'confiscated; Take n:... ' ... . ' • Pinewood Derby, to the parent's. applied tv the Mayor-and CquiiFil 61 (he I Commulidt'r: Oeorue L. Helch'e). 427 ;.Ea«t Pudrun Pedersen,' "65, of 633Borouiih ol Ki-iilluorlli, Ki'ur 3en?y. for t> •«lh Avcnil*. ROKllr. N. J.';, . ' The derby ahcl^the -pack's' amiirar Plenary Bffull cpnsunfetion HiriiBp for rijior Vki'-Cominandor: Charles O..Oor^- picnic will be held June 23 at Echo Fairfierd .avenue suftcrcd a nose premMM Kltuatfd. *t Ihe Soulheunl corner „' cmbcy, ,510 U. 2nd Avenue. Ro«elle. of South 19th Strew, Kenllrforth, ,N. J.. Junior viet-Commandej':' J»rry; NaUle, 14 'T nlrn Pnyir ' * ' : % • •'' ' laceratjfin requirinring ten sutures and.a knWcui tnat to»v'n1n. nth Street. KrnHworth. mediate^, (n WitlW*? to A- T. MOsCa..Clerk- help and final plans for the derby KENILWQfiTH — The YMCA of the BotoUlh'64'Qarwood. ,N'J- . will be.roade at a meeting Avjthln nicn , were reiii.urei.l'lhjmpnK Balernor, 65 South 18th , . (Signed) ,' -'•.'' Strreet, Keuilworth,- X. 3. ' BAY UBAF POST NO. CM7 the next, week.' .'*•'••••, of ^Eastern IJnion County will again at St. Elizabeth Hospital. Objections. If any, sholild bi» made Int- ' VETfcRANS OF PORElOH WARS sponsor Carhp Kawameeh, a coed Police *aid a car driven by Gu- edtatrly. In writing; to Philip J. MoQevna. .' ..'••< • . • OJ»,0.-.B. ••• '•; • • • Almost the entire pack" marched .Clerk of the Borough o( .K*nll»orUi, K."J. By QE6BCJE .ft! HtlCHBL , in the Mrlal Day parade and day oamt> in Warinanco. Park, drun Pedersen: collided •with £>a*- (signed) • . ••" • • Conittlander • • • . ; 1 3 Dens 2, 3,' -4 and 5 will receive driven by MauricejtJ, Lapaillade, THE B. M, C. COttPOtUTIBN Adv. Fee: 113.20 ..".. v' ' • ••'> . "- . ' Elizabeth, for a six week period, Albert Brrtolottt'. President' : n feathers for" haying ali d6h mem- tn 20.'. of Elizabeth.* .... \ '•'' . •• .: Adv.. Pee: *12.3J ' . . B-B ~~ ~7~"soinCE OF INTENTION •"" June 24-August 2. CHECK FOR BOYS' TOWNS OF ITAL^ —.Af! M^ Veimeriof 313 ' T«kc. iiolico !hdf KLEEMAN'S LIQUOR bers marching. " STORE. live.;'has applied to the Mayor Registrations now are being.ac- North-avenue, eastris shown presenting check jor>$17,000, proceeds NOflCIt OF INTENTION , und coundj of the Boraug.li of aarwppd. CD A Inducts Nine Take notice thut' QARWQOD BEVEK- N. Y., for' «.. Plenary Retail, Distribution cepted by the YMCA for enroll- of the annual drive by the Boys' towns Committee of U^ibn Coun- ~' •••'.' ,'••," y" •>• •' < i • •;' i ' • 7** AOES, Inc., htm applied to the Mayor and license'-tor premise* altuuted at 308 ,»ttd RICHARD N. RICHROATH ments .in the day camp for three ty. to .thc,""Rt! Rev* Msg;'. John Patriak parr6ll-Abbing; foundei- of -Council ol the Borough ot Gurwood, N. J..30« North avt. Rose tut Lane. Cran»ord, N. 3. .. Objectloa«, if OTty. should b« made im- devotion of the" Union C.ounty committee junder the general chair- :. SecreUry- and Treasurer: Marlon E. Dltt- mediately, In wrltlnic to A.T: M6»ca. Clerk GARWOOD -- Richard Norihan Irvington arid Raymond Stone, of or hy mail. Each camping period Lima' Church,' Short Hills. , .. of »h« Borouiih-of adrwood. N." J. ";.••• of two weeks w-iU be limited to mlfliship of Mr. Veiineri," and commanded its sustained participar *lck, 13 w.. Bryant .Avenue. Sn>lnn- Kichronth of 317." Wtilnut street is East- Keahsburg, to Walter W. tion.in this charity lor the past 12:-years. Members of the.com- They are: Mrs. Nicholas .Dl- fleld, N. J. n^^Ai^gT^STOR Garthwaito, son of Mr.. and Mrs. 100 campers.. . Corcia, Miss Carol Ann Dottgherh . 308*308 Novth Avenue bnt- of the. 16 members ef the 61st " tnittee from the Cranfodd area are; AnHmw Ci'isanti. area chai.iv. tneaiately. In wfTtln«.' to A. T-. Kfo*ca. Clerk Walter Garthwaito of 122 North • Bus service will be furnished for of the Boroueh of Ourwood, N." 3, a«rwoodj» N. J. Adv.. Fee: 110.13 ' •'»•» rffrrutt..;trfttriW r-lrw nr". thr -Uth.n v Jersey State Police Academy who A graduate of Weequahic High Stephen Herman, Mrs. Walter ' -. Oeorife W. Dlttrlck NOTICE OF INTENTION Upibn County area. One bus will Mr. and Mr.s.'Edward* CJalvin and Mr, and Mrsi Benedict Toreivia. . President Take notice that. JpSKPH P. TRIAVO,. will be graduated at ceremonies School; Newark, Miss Stone is em- serve children in Kenilworth. Prusak, Mrs. Frank Von Uchtrup Adv. Pee: 110.56 8-6 tradlnu n» THE OARWOOD MOOSE, has in the auditorium of the New Jer- ployed by the Metropolitan Life Union, Hillside arid-EUzabelh, and and Mrs. Charles Warren. applied to the Mayor and Council of the fective as of April 17, it was an- NOTICE or INTENTION BorouKh of flarwood. N. J., for a plenary sey School for the rleaf in Tren- Insurance Co., Newark.: An alum- the second serving Linden,, • Ro- Take notice that HENRY «nd KATH« Retail Distribution and Consumption II- jn CM* ? ERINE PATRYLOW, tradlne OS PATRY- ton tomorrow, afternoon. nus of Union High ^chool anti the nounced this week by Wfotor Ve- LOWS OROVE and COCKTAIL BAR. have cense for prtmt»es 'situated at 352 North . selle and'Roselle Park. Mr, Hoff- Young Dems 16 Meet Avenue, Oaryqod, N. J. ' ' • , •.•>.*< Invocation' and benediction- will Professional Golf Association BusU hicle Director Ned J. J>arsekian. applied to the Mayor, and Council of the man, said. Camp Kawameeh has Views Slides KENILWORTrl — Tfie 'final Borouih of Kenilworth, N. J., for aTlenary Jor.enli P. Trlano renideo at .628 Short Hills be by the, Rev. John A. IdcHale, ness School, Clearwater,: Fla:rMr.- p reading of the proposed constitur Retail Consumption license far premises " court, westfieid. N. J; \ ; pastor of the Church of St. Anne, Garthwaite is an assistant golf situated nt,.31»t street uud iSuninsr Street, Objections,'If, uny, should-be made im- mental and erhotiorial needs of tion arid by-laws will be held at Kenilworth, N. J. • . mtedltttely, In wrltlnu. tp A. T. Mosca. Clerk professional at the Baltusrol.Gorr At Supper of".the Borouvrt ofOarwooil, N, J. .. ' . who Js state police chaplain.' ^ach child; Headvises that parents a meeting of the Kenilworth ilenry and Katherlhe Pttrylow reside at .The ceremony will mark the Club, SpringHeld. GARWOOD—Slides of the past , 31st Street and 'dumner.-Street, Ken- • (sighed) .• .. • file their applications as\pon as Voung democratic Organization .•"•'••' JOfitEPH PV TRIANQ end of an intensive pre-aervlce year's meetings and other activi- ilworth, N. J.; • •.•-.•. • . 635 Short Mills Court possible in order to insure\their at 8 p.m. on Thursday June 13, at Objection), if any, should- be. made (m- • •., ' Wt'Stfleld, N. J. training -program v/hich began child a place; in the camp. "' ties .were shown by Mrs. Joseph mediately, in writing, to Philip J. MtOewia. Adv. Fee: J8.80 , ••• " fl-13 March •• 17.'- The . probationary Candidate for Degree the home -of Walter Boi'ight,- Jr., Clerk of the Borouuh. of Kenilworth, N. J. Urban as the Garwobd < Woman'sof 47 .Arbor street, president. (Sld) troopers will be placed >under the At Union Junior College HENRY AND . individual control of trooper Club held its annual supper meet- KATHKRINE PATRVLOW .GARWOOD —-Peter Mptichka, M^rk Adv. J*ee:'>10.13 • • - g coaehes for two months, during Jr.;, of" Linden, formerly of .Gar- ing Monday night at Bay Leaf Board Names . which they will'be instructed in Memorial Home. ••'.:• • •.- «• NOflCK OF »yTi:NTlON . . wopd, is a candidate for an asso- Holidays , (Continued from P'riflc 1) Take Ifiotlcif that PRANCO13 B1ELLER, State' Police operations ip — Memr Gerhard Wfllseh, Ralph Browne ft ar THE OAKhANt.' HOUSE,' 'BftlT ciate in, arts,degree nt .Union Junior —Mis. .Vlutor-L. NiiUioth,* pfeslv applied to the Mnyot and council- .of. field. The., class' wijl then return Gotfege's 30th annual Commence- Day and Flag Day were .commem- dent,' and Mrs. William J. Gilbert, and Ernest.Behnert. the - Borough of parwood. N. J., for a STARTS WE0.. JttNE 12th • to the academy for two week's oji ment ori Saturday... orated at an upper grade assembly The committee is iVj, study the Ptoniry. Retail...CqnsiiiuWtjrrvJIccnso for v vice-president, presented reports tremlses situated at 358 N6r.tTr~'*wtuu!, in-service training.. The-ceremonies will be conduct- at Harding School.- • , situation during the summer and Oarwood, N. J. . . • . A graduate of Cranford High ed at 10:30 a.m; In Nomahegan Glenn . Koechling and Claudia on the convention held by the State make its' recommendation at 4he Objections,- if"anyjTshould be made Im- mediately, In wrKlnir, toA.-T; Mosca, Clerk School, Probationary Trooper EaVk, dranford, opposite the Union Reed -reported on the origin of Federation of Women's !Clubs in board's first meeting of the new ot the BoroUKh of Garwood, N; ,J. Michael C5OUGH • .Richroath . was•'• employed as a Junior College campus. the two holidays. Chr.istjne Mel- Atlantic City last mwrth. /* season on September 9. (Signed) • Jeahnel COOPER ' •quality control", inspector with .: Mr. Motichka, a graduate ofchoir narrated "A thought for • .-M->-4.' iH FRANCOIS SIELLER A letter from. the.; Garwood At present - the -board employs • ' 358 North 'Avenue Virginia GREY Bjistol-Myers Co. prior to join- Linden High School, is vice-presi- Memorial Day," arid achoral read- Mrs. Peter Rizzo regularly as - Qarwood, N. J. • — Al»o — •,'•' '•'-. • ' ing the Stale Police. ' ' dent 6f ...Gamma-"Iota Alpha fra- ing, "Statue of Liberty," vims pre- Senior ' Citizens,,' thanking the school nurse and there 'are four ' .' . 0-8 1 club for its interest and assistance He has been assigned to Troop ternity and ..its representative^ on sented by Miss Wincfn'a New;comb, other piiiblic health nurses in the •-•(. NOTICE OF INTENTION the -Intei'-Fraternal.'Council. A Mrs. Sylvia Shapiro and Sebastian during the season,was read % borQligh available for assignments Take notice thut 'RJOSSEMU JJ. C, covering Central" New Jersey. Mrs. Robert Gilbert, correspond- dean's- list student, he. was active Adorno's .ejghth grade homerooms. when needed for injections, vislfs init us the-.B A! B UQUOR STORE, have Billy FURY • in .the Miss Newcornbe directed the read- •ing secretary.; • 1 ' to new mothers arid dthcr nursing nppjlea to the. Mayor orid Council of the Helen SHAPIHO Bobby VEE Paefc 75 Visits ••-.•"• •;-: Borouth of aarwood, N; J.. for li Plenary \Miss Betty Lou Browne,, dele- services. Distribution license tax premises situated (Continued from Pale i\ A chorus of eighth, grade girls HilSS BEXK. A. HART gat^ fo • the ditizensriip Institute Mr. Geoghpgan reported that in- at 109 Goiter Street, aarwood. N. J.W Scout-Q-Ramn and presented Den Bicycle Riders Wartied Russell B. Burleleh »fsided at 290 Hemlock Sarng "Give Me Youi- Tired, Your to bcNheld at t)ouglas,s College on clement weather kept the number Avenue. Otfwood, N. J. .S-with a feather' for havipg the I- GARWOOD—Police Chief Fred Poor." 'Seventh grade. students .June r*» and Mrs. Tillie Kerekes,. of dpgs inoculated down to 175 Stephen J. Banyan? resides at 343 Hemlock highest percentage in selling Avenue, aarwood, N. J. • • •• Fnlzone issued ' an appeal this showed flags constructed under the first plac^-winner. in the club's at the recent • rabies clinic con- Objections, If any, nhould'be Htado Im- tickets. He", also'-presented Edward week- to parents to- instruct their direction- of Miss Margaret Ray. Miss Hart "Wins .outdoor ai:t ^exhibition on Satur- ducted.by the board at thq borough mediately, In wrltlnn, to'A. T. Mosca.- Clerk' Mastorson with a cub scout wallet children to be sure to use the of Uie Borouiih of Oarwsod. N.. J. Mrs. Shapiro directed the-program. day, were gua^s, . . ' • garage. The usual number of dogs (Sljjned) " ' ••• The fifth" grades, oC Ntrs. Ger- Assktantship "The Americftnvhome department .treated at the annual clinic is ap- RUS8ELL E. BURLEIOH : :. STEPHEN J. BANVASZ RUN PERTH trudc^_Cjssjdx i_&nd Mrs. Mary closed its- activitieVfor the soasori proximately-250. . ' Ad^. Pee: 49,08 ' .'. , 0-13 Kaufman visited Morristown Na- AtDeFauw with a luncheon at ti^e Coach and GARWOOD —' Beth' A. Hart, NQW THKU TUKSDAY! - tional' Historical Park on May 23. Four Restaurant in cVaiiford last Those .who are ^ -_-« ao^lce that CRANWOOp TAVERN. daughtor of Mivand, Mrs". Eugane week.JThfe ^af(Je« departh\ent held Inc., ha*'«rft»n A nards yiile. ' ' ? William ' prernises. slluirted nt"218 North Avehup, fortheposition of ;.,. ' • • -'•,., gradiidting senior at Muhlenberg GnrwoQd,; N.'i. ••. " V ' ' ' CAN YOU STAND? picnic!.lunch "was held in Jockey College, Allentown, Pa., has been The welfare . department will NuWes and addresses of the -jtltlfters aro: Patrolman in the Borough of Kenilworth Hollow National Park. hold a progressive dinner at the President:-LouiiLv.'Pelu8lo. 314'N.orth Ave- awarded a graduate assistantship < , nue,' oarwood. N. J. . Applicants must be over 21 years of age by home-of members tonight. Notices Vlee-Presldent: Andrew M. Lotano. Rahway 1 to DePauw, University iiv.the de- Road. RP0 1, South Piainfleld. N. -J,. June 1, 1963 ianirl':not.more\tih^;30yeilirs:bf.agfe. Essay Gontest Won Secretary-Treasurer: M*ry vl' Peluslo. 2U partment of bacteriology. North Avenue, Oarwood, N. J. i • "• J!h£y ^hatfbe citizens of thjEi United States and res- Maiikowski Receives '•NOTICE OF INtENTIOV Objeptibns; if any, shftuld be m<>4e Im- By- Kemlwortb Youtii Miss Hart, a natiital- science^ tlOtl(!B'tKttt TOtXACK'B. mediately,, in wrltlnar, to A. T. Moj:ca, Clerk 1 ') idents of the Borough of Keri^worth for at least. KENILWORTH "— Top honors, majori has .been a.student assist- ^Toiirnali^m Award Inc.. has applied to the Mayor and the of the Borouih of Oarwood, N. J. IN ant in'the biology department at Council of the Borough of Kejflftrorlh, N. len»ryRi»t«tt-Dl!itr)IftHoirr licenstr TCRANWODU TXVEHHTlncr menical Council" went to John Muhlenberg for the past _ three, Mankpwski of 25 North 6.th street, for premises situated Hi 500 Washington \LOUIS PELUSIO. President • v. Starting salary -^ $5,400.00, plus hospitaliza- years. She has attained the dean's Avoaue, Konllworth, N. J. ••»•'• Adv. p«e: ia •'• • eis Gribbin*-15, of 535 Newark „ ave- a senior majoring fii journalism.in Names niid- nddrcwe* of the officers are:'*" • •'• . •': —And — '• • ... .-. . tion benefits, police pension, uniform allowance. President: .Leo Abramton. 10 Red Oak nue, a sophomore at Raselje Cath- list, and was awarded the Omi- the College, of Arts and Science at JUIIUIUIMIIIIUUIIII : cron Delta Kappa award for the Lane, Kenilworth, N. 3. ' . . BorUrKARLOFT >• Applicants will be required Jo submit to a med- olic High School. The competi- Lphigh University, has been .pre- Vicc-Prosidont; Arthur'Abromson, 131.-W. I ftrsj tion was'sponsored by the Arch- highest acaaomic average in her sented with . the. Pi, ;.Larnb"da ~ Phi • ' SSttr Street, Bayonne. N. 3. •• ical examination, and a written examination. - sophomore year. . : SecretHrsr-TrensureV: Solmo Abxtmnon,' 10 "CORRIDORS diocesan Cathqltc Youth Organi- 1 journalism award, Red Oak Lane, fecnllworth, N. J. FOOTHILL Applications, may be secured from Police Oru£f zations. -» ' • At Muhlenberg,' 'Miss Hart is a. The award, initiated three years . Objections, If »uy. first[ scholarship awarded by' field Avenues, Kenilworth, N. J. of 550 iMohroe avenue, has been Chief of Police the Garwbod Scholarship Fund, Objections, If any, should be made 1m- suspended for 60 days under theInc., and also the.Garwdbd Lions KnightsJ to Sponsor NOW THRU TUES. 60-70 excessive speed program,.ef- Club Scholarship and the Jersey Central Lines Veteran. Employed* Mental Magician's Show Winner oflO Association Scholarship. KENILWORTH — St. Theresa's TWILL WPW Air CondlHon«d Academy' Awards Council' 4186, K«-of C., jvill pre- She was ar member of the -No*. sent Kr^eskl'n, imen,tal magician PKIZfGAMS Nalalid WOOD . Honal Honor Society at. Clark ftlchaird BEYMER Regional and served^as edltor-in- and trickster, in a program at chlef of the school paper in her 8:15 p.m. Saturday at the -knights' senior year. She was awarded first hall, 191 Market street. ^ KIVVIBLANV place irv. the. Newark. SclericVFair Bernard 'Smith" is chairman. Tickets will be sold at the door. — Monloonuwry CLIFF . T " in 1957. Sumanah YORK. • • •»; ' ' ! Larry PARKS Sutan KOHNEH oRr NOTICE OF '.." .. • TIME SCHEDDLK Junior College Graduate Take notice that FRANK CARUSO, trad- Weekdays at 8:30 ' ' GARWOQD — Carl -W. Soltis, ing as SVCAMORE BAR AND ORILL, haa OLYMPIC PARK "FMUD'' Sat, • sun.:'1:40. V:35. HOO. 0:40 Jr., spn of Mr. and Mrs. Soltis applied. to the Mny6r. and Council of the IRVING [ON -MAPLEWOOD Dorouth of Kenllwofth, N. J., fojr a Plenary SAT. MATINEE STARTS WED.. JUNE li^". of 451 Beech avenue, has been Retail Consumption license (or premises \jdh our Temn Swim Club I/* graduated, from Mitchell Junior jttuatcd a( North 31st Street, Kenilworth, GUnnFORD Hop* LANGE N. j; ...... • • •. . ••.. '- "3 St

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sion at the at 9:,45|a.m. The Junipers will \ : CompleteH Pre-Gliniical, nurse at Elizabeth GeneraJ Hqispi- n Graduating Class \.Lyria Restaurant in Elizabeth last >neerat 7 p.m. and the senior youth' tal, ,is a Ailhur ' L.. QAIIWOOD "~ ^nMeth rfi»;oup ulso will meet, at the''same Nursing Course at-UJ^ Johnson Rogional High Schtsol, Program gan of ,4?1 Spruce I hour GARWOQD — Miss Valerlei Clark. >>• ••• ' :•••', ryandermark of 41? Myrtle avenue among thosirsettedulwi to. By 300 Persons Supper under the pastor's leader- diplomas at the 95th' annual com- •. GARWOOD — An estimated] es|kvSans Set ship. '.'• \ -. :.•- • . •_ y'* .' .. was among Sf student nurses from Penalized for Points jnencement of St. Pepedlct's PW- : 3,000 persons viewed the bor- .. Mrs. jJosoph^Deremer, president -Elizabeth anid-Perth ^Amboy Hos- ' GARWOOJJ -T- .Suspension of paratory School In Newark to- of the "WomenV Association; j.nd ough's Memorial Day . parade ,'and pitals who completed a year-long 1 he driyerls licenseot John E. Wilr morrow night. Th>re.arp 110 \»ys _.-: GARWOOD —The Women's-As- Mrs.>Adam Miller will attend Uie »jn, 20, o_f-4S3 Second ayenucjJOyj T in the graduating class, ^ ; • ^ . services cpnductea i4 pre-clinical n'ifrsfng program last of the Garwopd.iPr.esby- ^nodical jrfeetihgr at Douglass Week .- atl Unibn Junior Xiolloge, t^ ^ monthsth;; .effective'ffti'"" S s off MMay' World War I monument at lri''""" Ne^T—w Brunswick, ' next 19, binder the Point System, was A fool sees hot the same tree •Wn~IfliiT~SchV»ai find tKe"~Woi'ia \»eck—fay "Motor War II monument at Unami Park schedule, fo.ir circle meetings next The Chancol Choir will rehearse 'ear nursint; siutitilllK f 1 Ul 11 i Vehicle Director Ned J. Parsekian. 16laice. • : week,as follows: Monday^nt 8 p.m., Elizabeth and "Perth Amboy Geni! last Thursday. ? at 8 p.m. tonight. Rehearsal* of the ; . Participating in, the ceremonies i Circle '2 lender the leadership of Melody Choir and the commurii- era!'Hospitals, takfe nil their' aca-1 were, members of Garwood 'Me- Mrs. ClareHee.'Potts,.at"fh"e cliurch; 1 cants'--classes- have 'been discon- dcrn-icjJtudtes at Union Junier-Gpl- , *$" — morial Post 317, American Legion, Circle 3, with Mrs. Ann Evans nsjti'nued until the fall. " legp. The student nurses earn" 18 ; college credits in anatomy and •and'Say Leaf Post 8807,. VFW..' A. rleadei'tat the home of, Mrs. Fraiik physiology, EngliKh ' composHion, wreath also wiis' placed on the"; Ccrveleyri, 444 Locust avenue. Speeding Fines" Levied'..' Korean ^Conflict plaque" at the Also, Tuesday, 1 pm...Circle'4, general chemisti.y, general psy> We Were # # Borough Jfivll./ -•-•., "-.-•.„ '. at-the'home-of..Mrs. Joseph Dert"- In Miinicip«l Court chology, sociology and. microbiol- j Tner, 346"WUlow avenue, and Circk' •Anthdny J: Riccardo of 447 Pine GARWOOD — Fin2S;for speed- . "Elizabeth-^Gen^ral Hospital and , avenue was grand marSnal for the 1 at.8 p.m. Tuesday at the home of ing .were imposed* by Magistrate We Still Have Mrs;. Edward^. Howarth^,5I Madi- Union Junior College established par^d.e. Undersheriff Jolin L. James T. Leonard in Municipal the pre-clinical nursing program .soii-avenue, Fanwood. ."'• . . •"> «. Banyasz, commander of»• the- Leg- Court Mdnday night as fallows: in 1949. The progiam was ex-j GAR WOOD SA1\E — The above home at 220. Third avenue, ' ion' post, was* general chairman •.The-Rev. John A. Majcolmson,] James F. Hackett, Jr., of West- 2 Brand New Mercurys in Stock •; Garwood, was! purchased by Mr. and Mrs-, Mariano DiFilbio, toi'- pastor.vvill Rreacli on "U.nion and, Held,, $20: James H. Trtrtter,' Ise- panded in 1954 when Perth Amboy for the observance, assisted by General Hospital, joined. • . merly of 32 North avenue," Carvvoo"d, frbmJLflui.s Kere.kes, whp has Donald Schmitt! retiring ^com- I Communion" at the 11 a.m. com-'lin;: VVayne B. Bluri, Union; Ei- : tt ttt :H f a student moved.to Ocean Gale. Mr. DiF.abio is associated .with Thalcher mjwtth.'r-'af the VFW post ' I munion service ' SiindnvV^_Thergj.fren-•' Rn'|^r^^T^ F ^ ^'T'^ * MERCURY MONTEREY S55 ? l —;Mwie-<«ti-; the "TKarchers was TnS6 ~*timirV^"'tfe7^16n"'^r '*new/Bernstein;; W°a ' wfp,.,.. nv is. in charge.of. the-program, said.Seymoiif; Mexico: • Places and all Umoff Junior CollagealumniI Measures, by Simon; Washington are invited to antertd the meeting.! vVffe, by Slayden - Prof, Hermann. J. Bielefeld;' Ma'rk Twain,, by Smith- D H Chairman of the humanities de-!LnWrence, by. Spilka; ^Travelinc partmenfwU)-be thegiiest speak-; Through the Dark. • by Stafford- en He will speak and show slides; Journey Into Darkness, by Ter- on his-tour last summer of Ger- rell; Terry's Guide to Mexico by m^ny ... ' ,„ . , , : N -K ThThHe Hodgd e SrScandal;'bi y ™ ™ „ J.? W^",be *CVVi:d ,by Thbim: Romance, of Shells, by Mrs. Wolf, Miss -Dolores Scheller .Travers ' °l C™n^' MiSS San-dra RowIand..- What the Butler Saw, by Turn- of- North Brunswick and Miss cr; . IsIam; bw Verhoeven- Ladv Sugarme Sklllin of Elizabeth. lljUc]i< by W&ver. vdvfa Sha^

Tv _ .., -.--, . ,?«'"! Public Shaw, by. Weintraub; JNl<5l NPIII rinmC^ Popular Education ajtdJDernocrat- X 7 Big or ~?«^ VV" *£" « - ! ic. Thought in America, by Welter; Added to Sftelws N S^^isLi!?^'?*"^ _ __ _ ^, *• •« oy-.wime, Guide to Old .American At PubliC Llbrttril ;"°l'se^by Williams; The Great ; bee Thn eadde followind to gth ™^i«^e shelves, of thwe Ji^^^-^^^ Cranford-Ptiblic Library; , . ' ; Fiction •'•»•• .-Ponelope,1 'by, Anderson;,, The Sick Fox, by Brodeiir; Come tp the Bower, • by Bryan; Textures of ' Life, "By CnlisKcr: The Uhconquer- fc>V ed Su,n, by Dulin; Portrait of an GARWOOD — Miss Marie Cho- Artist with 26 florses, byEastlako; daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Amy, by Eyre; Black Summer,.by W. Joseph. C?hoborda of 'Clark, Hale; "Dudley, There.Is No To..formerly- ' of Ganvood, was gradu- morrow!,'-'by Mead. ' "",;••••" jbtekl on Moncjay from Duke Uni- :iRise Up" in Anger, by Olivier; I versity. ." '•' . . JGbe Bright Morning, by O'Rourke; • She recently was "elected to P\\i I . Kappar-Dohn, honorary leaderahtp Boys 'and Girls Together, by Sar- byanr Genesis Down-, by Smith; jand schghnrship society.. She has The Summer Houses, by Srte'ven- I served, on the "board' "

She. has.,-flpos.-vokiHteer.-work*i Murder's Little-Helper, by Bqg- | .[?»»«> Hospital and" Bittner Hospi- aL ^nc 'f-n-8f«luatc.-of ArthwY by; The .Doubly Deyd, By Fe'rrars; \ Hi Die a Little Every Day, by Fisher; j^ ^^ ^ School . Lion in Wait,'by Gardiner; Mur-.| der by the Book-, by X

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? (i Tiiwk John' Bartbect; 3;, George Jurick; ark-l^^eterieTHfftinten-Sr^Gar^v-H*^*- ••> '.• each copped, two.events to Stt'lJ. Baschall throw' for eight-year- 50-yard dash for 10-year oWs— hgg ^^ olds'— i, Lt'iBh^immelman;!^'Pfft- Mike Martin of the Builders'" General Supply, YatflcdeS fwlfled a ahd field meet at Memorial Field j; Neil Makatenas; 2, Allen Tftr- Saturday •under the auspj'ces pr adlan; 3, torn Beadle; 4. Jeffrey. rick^Ro-wc;-3, Eric Weisberger:; 4, tio-hitter a§ the ydnks blanked the'. Martin JewelierS ^Orioles, 5-0, to the first place Cranford Hqtel Rams won three garnes and the" Cranford- ElkS the'Cratlford Bpt&'ters.'Cjub. • Vjeeiand; 5, Stuart" Nevj11. 50-' Thomas Sharkoy; 5; Hobert ''.-RlnV highlight"acu^n-thisweseie-'in the American Lfcague.. ' ,. • • Lynn Gontoy won all three ev- yard' dash for H-year-.alds.••--*- 1, aldi.. Baseball throw f6r nine- Martrh struck but 12 arid issued only tbtee, free" passes!. "Terry •'Angels tookfouf tilti over the past week to top action in ihe Pony League.- ; \ • •" -.. Th> »* ninp in "a row by downing the Cranlord Junior Service League/Stars, ents! . for nine-year-old' girls. She Torn Rinaldi; 2, J,,Clarke; 3, Gary year*rolcls. — i,, John. VanBrunt, »2, Gieaerich, Pat Dwyer, feob HoskinsVand Bob MicLepurle> the 20-yard "hooping r.ace. Baserunning . for eight-year- Charles Hunter. Baseball "thVoW. ] 1 o MeOlcate Little. • The Yfehtyee* league leaders exploded for I •'•-. '• • ""* •..•'.• •. • : "i ••• ° .•.. '•.'• ' "~ - won- the i50-yard Rihal.di; : 2,fo.r 10-year-olds'1— l.Ne^il Mak- their victory over the Bears. .Dave. winners while Dave Prill went the Susaiu Bp^. y olds , -r- 1, Robert . League Field Monday tilt this week io. six runs in the fifth inning. dash for 16-year-old-Kirls_ and theThomas Sharkey; 3, Eric .WeisWi - atenas; 2," Dennis Statue; 3, ShopSenators, 2>q. ftoss Ci^« ^f .Gershma'n WiTs the winning hurler distance for^the Marling Jim! Kel- • 1*he CranfoVd Boys'. Baseball The final scpre.was 9-4. ly and Charley Blshauer each 20-yard» hopping race for the same berger; 4, Leigh Kimihelmari; 5, Chris Zihgler;'M Richard Qblllne; the winning rnpunn ajtld, Qel^- 5, Tom Beadle. Leagues will'dedicatie the "Little •• .i nls Bur^e paced the winnprs and tifrt Staglph took the loss. had two bingles fqr .the losers... ' Tom Rush. Bascnunning for niner ed his own ciause with a; hOijver.Un age gr6up. ;• ..' •/" Baseball throw for 11-year-olds League Memorial Field", in cere- at the plate^ with two s The Beaver's nipped the. Marlins The Colts broke another ttehk Mark Ciullo placed, .first in-.the year-olds —- 1,. Chad Warrington;j ihonlel s att. 8 p.m. MondayM V; a»d a double,, firic SSVflrtz >tyas th,e ^ a .double and-. Fred in eight innings' in their game on Came wide open in the sixth and 2, Robert Hodge; 3, Mitch' Bitinno; —• 1, Mike DownfngT 2, Tom Rin- to the start of the annuai .All- losing pitcher. . •baskeibnlj throw for 12-year-old aldi; 3, George Hilbert; 4, Randy in with two singles. Doug Sunday, 10-9.^ Mike Clare gained Seventh frames by.scoring 15 runs 4, Michael Mexshon; 5, Charles Star game betweeo the Naj^orial .The Antolne tigers posted a; 2rl boyjs and "baseritnning for 12- 1 Ross was the winning hurler and the pitching victory in relief and in those two innings to gain a 17-2 Hunter.'"Baserunning for 10-year- Peterson; . S, Gary Hammond. and Ameripan . Leagues."' The ' upset vict«ry:over the fir^t Place. yoar-bld boys. /~~ ,. Baseball throw ' for .12-year-6lds Mark \Vint«r took the loss. helped his- own, cause with two triumph over the Stars. Conner ' ftesults Follow: olds.—. i; Stuart Nevitt; 2, Chris new field is located 'in back .of Packing Engineering g Co. Indians/ The Rams "blanked \he. Seals, bingles. . Scott Christensen and and Johnny McCandless each had a 1 Zingler; 3/Tom Beadle; 4, Richard 1, M«iik Ciullo; 2, Ray.Vree- Mernoriar Field on which high EugenEg e ShankeShkerr pace*'.theace*'the . yyitp- Steve Patterson also had two hits ~ • • ''Boys*'Events' land; 3, Bryon BazilUs; 4, Dank5! 4-0, in their second encounter be^ •pair of hits to pace the winners at 25-yard dash foV eight-yeai-- •Collirio; .5, Kevin Mar'tm. - iichool'.fpotban games are played. ners with, a homerun.. Glen Mont- hind/the two-hit pitching of Burke. for the winhewfe- Dave Van Briint the plate while. Dick Leddy had Baserunning for 11 -yfcar-olds— Doudt; 5, Bill Brown. '- Present at theicefbrrioriics. will gomery was the winning pitcher pacedtHe losers at the plate, with _ i( Kxjvifi- Webb; %• Tioberf Girts* Events • Vogcl and Ross each had two rum two bingles for the Stars. Tom Rinaldi;' 3, Gary '.Korsch;' 4, 1, Wilfred Prutzman; 2, IVTiJce be Snembers of. the Township and Joe Tomalava'ge^tbok the loss. 1 three hits. while John Dolin 25-yard dash for eighj^year- % batted iVx while Burke, (JJrote ahdf Fedorko was the winning mounds>- Thomas SharkeyrS, Mike Cavalr Ddwning;' 3, Tom Itinaldi; 4, Jack : Committee andXranfor'd's Miss- ' Cappy, Hansel recorded his^ Ross paced the Rams at'the plate chippeji in with two and Dave Prill man and Shelly Mlttleman took 1 dlds — 1, Ruth Walters; 2, Sandra 1 seventh. triumph this .'season as laro.; 25-yiird -' dash - for hine-1. 1Clarke; 5, Frank Clarke/ --.Basc;- Baseball,- who will receive, an with two hits each. John Kepplor blasled a homer. • the loss. , \ ,•••.• year-olds-*- 1, Mitch Bjunrio; 2, - running for" 12-year-olds 1, Thomas;'. 3, > Sandra. Sadler; '4,' autographed Wall from one of the the Indians, planked the Medics amr^ffl 1 t-hefinlefs won thefarother two The Bliies nipped the Colts, 6-5, Ijfona Ostrove; 5; Barbara Gold- players. , > Athletics, 6-6. Ken Scheller paced k'ctcdbQth fiits. Kames this we«k to remaTfrin- berg. 25-yard dash for nine-year- Ted Torgerseri, president of the Indians" at the plate with . a .Vogel tossed a' one-hitter .at the tie for third place!-On Thursday, old girls —' I, Lynn Conroy; 2, the Boys'-Baseball Leagues, has double, and a triple. Bears on. Sunday to best Jim D they nipped the Marlins, .5,-4, and Hotel Lead Terry Weisburger;3, Angela Mar- invited parents, friends' and, The Tigers blanked the Sen- on Saturday, Rick Watson and Joe lini; 4, Nancy sHarrison; 5, Jean atoi'Si-, 3-0, as wlnningvpitcher, War- branski, who ppitched a hit for th.e winners ahd.Fcdoi-ko, v rrjembers of the leagues to attend" N Trezza combined to twirl a rio-hlt- Conner and Pinsmbre had safeties L^wTcrv "' '''e pcremonics ' rerrDqhn, cracked out two singles ter, ,4-0. Three of the Rams' ter aeatnxt the Stars as the Chiefs 50-yard dash~for lp-year-qlds— ^4dhyi blhgles came off Dobranski. in for the losers. " ' Harold Ti won, £•:!$•• ' 1, Susan Bapst; 2, Deborah the initial frame when the winners . In the only other game played . • The Cranford Hotel and Friendly Berbers remained undefeated in of, the National League, will at -the "plate. Carl Koenig wa$ tho failed to score asi a relay throw After the Marlins,took a 4-2 lead this'week, the Bears unleashed a the Crariiord Recreation Softball League this,week,. The two leaders, land,v 3, Ruth Dudley; 4, Mary 'introduce the guests. losing hurler. ''•' . '••••'-.-'•• at the end of three frames, the' Joan Paiaslnski; 5, Rence Haddad, Ed Wolff, Alan .Denesky and from Al Hamilton to Dobranski to 14-hit attack to roll over tho Marr howevei% met in a make-up game last night at Memorial "Field. .-'r ->;•••" •"•-:—• •• "catcher Mark petering cut down Chiefs came up with single talliesj. lins, 9-2. Jim Hpller, winning 50-yard dash for 11-yeav-olds — Doug Bonhanr- led the Athletics in the fourth and fifth innings and The-Hotel nine downed Riverside,, 11-7, and, roijed over J. B. 1, Jean Kristeller; 2, Elayne to a 1-3 triumph over'the Sena- Ed Nestpr' at ~ homeplate. Ttie pitcher, gained his fourth straight Williams, ".14-4. Bob^Dommerguc- blastod a • homefun • and *a double, won the game-in the sixth with a" mound victory - while,, Dolin took Gc'r.shma.n>3f Susan Eilbacher;'4; tors. John Tyttle was the wihfting JRams, However, took advantage of Joe Formanek cracked out' a Annual Net , Dbtyanskl's \viidness in the third two-run rally. Ronnie Van Cora the loss. Heller also registered 12 •Linda Prulton; 5, Barbara Stauf- pitcher and Ron b.eLonge took frame when Tallman,' Grote. andscored the winning marker on astrikeouts. Heller and Steve Ol- double and, a triple and Dick Sudl- fer.' •' , ..••-."•./ '.•;. •;'-'.•; ;. • the loss. • . . . • Nestor - wailked -before Burke squeeze bunt by Mat .Mat'usiefsky. son paced the Mnners at tho plate lnake chipped in with two singles , 75-yard dash for -12-year-olds-^. Tourney In the only other game played John Doliri," Dave- Y^n Brcmt and Serainolesf bounced .to the shortstop to get with three hits while Dobranski, to lead the Hotel at the plate. J. Yvette Maille; 2'V P.atty Beadle; this week, the Orioles nipped, the .Dave Prill pltched'TCor the losers. 3, Susan Miiftey; ,4, Sherry Weln- A's, 3-1. Jay Kline was the win-, Nestor at- second with Tallman Al Hamilton and Mike Jordan each Frank Korsch, losing pitcher, had scoring. Dombranski then balked Despite the no-hitter pitched by chipped in with two bingles. Mark Record Announced rtirig hurler and" Dan Heller took Watson and Trezza, the Chiefs and t\y6 hits for Riverside. Do.n Hialbs- Basketball throw for the loss. "Cris'Karlson'and Richy ' to bring.Ccfole home and. the final Dtftering homered: for the"Bears'. : •.The. annual^* recreation .men's f the inning scored on twoStars were deadlocked at 3-3 after gut was the winning Hurler. ' yeaY-olds — I,. Barbara Goldberg; tennis'" tournament ;has been, set DoGroat hit safely for the win-: six innings. The Chiefs, however, 1 ners while Al-Deneskyi John T-ut*s free passes. ., Dommergue connected for two 2, Sherri Linkov; 3, Cynthia A,us- for- the week of; June 24 through This \nyi»lt mnviiJ umJaliL a ciimh 'up with six runs in the. Calfers Finish hpmeruns and a single and For-1 A triple play by the' | Gibson tln; 4, Sharon Mnkatenas. Bas- tie, ^Heller,' Brian Quinn. and Jay seventh to clinch the contest. Gel- kelb.ill tluYiw, fo-r fhn \yeck of July.8. D. H.MQscs, RliU il^'fh l ' tie for third place by winning; their maheck . lashed out three singles Associates' •Seminoles inabled ^'for-the losers. four contests. They started off theler led the winners..,with three to again pace the Hotel'tor a 14-4 i chairman, announce dtoday. En- Season at .500 them to roll over the Crantotd wcck-isnd by trouncing the Fire- hits. Jeff Briefer, and Winter Cranford High 'School's golf win over J. B. Williams. Saam 1, Lynn Conroy; 2, Marcia tries are'.now being ac-cepted by men's MBA Beavers, 14-4, behind pitched for the losers." team wound up-its 1963 campaign had two hits for th 1, Susan Bapst;.-2',• Marjj^ — CAR WASHING PRICES • , .r is, 1 merofsky "look the lo.ss. Stu Her Kourmsn («). 2-1: Al Cruwfoftr, Wcstneld, by • defepting Gray's Bawnees 20 Roberts. Richel, paced.the Angels r ,144),-.de'feattd'Prod Atkins (48), 3-0; Jimand Ed Varcho took the loss. Joan Palasinski; 3,' Antoinbtfrl ut the plate with a single and aman had a. pair of safeties' i Fliedlan'd. .WostfleW (40), dcJcatcd Paul •to 8. iBill KresgC was the win- $1.50 Henderson (47). 3-0; Prcd Krug, Crapford The Barbers ran their record to ning hurler, Striking out 11, while Joniqs; 4, Sandra Geiger; 5,' t double while Tim Greaney con- the losers. " • (43). halved with Bob Cluusscii (44). 7-0: by" downing the VFW. 11-?.. nee Haddad. .-, tributed a triple and ]Bob Gilmore The VFW Colts won two games Bob Quinlan. took the loss. The FRI., SAT, SUN. $1.75 . Linden M, Cranford,ft ' Ball again paced.the Barbers' at Mohicans' 6 hits were, made by 20-yard hopping race for li« a double. Angelbcick also chipped while" losing one over the week- Bill Donnellyoy . Crnnrprd (J7)3; . defeated the. plate with - ^ ^-double and |ryear-olds — 1, Jean Kristeller; 2, •in with a pair- of bingles. Skip end. They .downed the -Marlins, Mike tone (38)(38), , s/jVS: Rich,FriedmanRich,Fa;; Bill- Kresge, Doug BrinskoV arid Special Hates otv Sirhonhing-an-Rainy^or Cloudy Days Linden (39)( d. defeated BlUttiytti- (43). ) . 3-0; triple - while R/obinson added Kevin'. Daly while th'e Pawnees Eileen Harrison; 3, Barbara Stauf- JHcrnian and Rich Hamilton led the 16-12, overwhelmed the Stars, Tom Enuisclu Linden (44.).' defeated Jf two doubles and-Young hit a fjer; 4, Monica Sadawski; 5, Mary *Cars Will-Be Picked Up '[, losers with two singles apiece. Orayce (47), 2Va.i; Bol> SmtthSt , Lindn. managed to secure 8 hits includ- 1*7-2", and lost'to the Blues, 6-5. (42>. defeated" Fred Atkins- <4Sf, 3-0; Jerry homer. Mike Kaschak >vas the ing triples by Chuck jthhocentl Jiirick. 20-yard hopping race for After the Coits led 4*0 against Harris. Linden i4fl), defeated Paul Hender- The Angels climaxed their son' (48),i 3-1: Fred Kruic. pranford-'Ul), twinning pitcher and Norm and Carl Herbert, a double by 12-year-blds —1, Patty Beadle; 2, V.55! 0 SOUTH AVE. - BRidge 2-6] 66 - CRANFORD week-end;jof victories by nipping the Marlins, the losers came up defeated Mike-Beck (M). -2-1. drow. took the loss. John McHugii arid singles by Susan Maffey; 3, -Yvonne' Clark; the American Legion Chiefs, 3-2, with ejght runs in...the fourth The Jokers bounced back to Gary Walters; Mitch Biurtno and .4, Sherri Weipcr. in, eight innings on Sunday. Beadle frame and added two mpre: iVi the roll over the Sportsman's shop, Bob Quinlan. " Chuck Inhocenti ! gained the win In relief of,-Bob fifth to take a 10-5" lead at the end Local Legion Nine \9-\r John-Krip had a homer, s^opd out on defense for the los- Richel. who pitched four Innings of four and one-half frames. The triple and single arfd. Roth and ers. ' ' '• -. . • .qfhlUcssl ball,-- Beadle made his -Colts, however, bqVnced.back with To Play Tomorrow SlocUm also chipped in,,with three pitching debut by striking out.six i , th, btiVbfrh fifth"fift . ThQ Crtmford American Legion hits for the winners. Durham was Goldberg's Cherokoes -split their TO MAKE ARRANGEMENTS FOR in four innings. Shelly. Geller took anfivde runaddes di nsi thex mor. e h} the sixth 'baseball team, 'sponsored by -Post the . winning .hurler arid Varcho two games th.is week,' losing to IS THE TIME. A COMPLETE AND FULL VACATION in relief of Joe TTrezza. to outlast the Ajarlins, l$-12.%Wal- 212, will .open its, '1963 schedule took the loss. Gray's Paiynees by "an 11 -to•"^ :the score on JFriclay and then coming *,. I, . The Beavers won their other two tor Fus paced the Colts at the tomorrow evening at 6. • o'clock HIIIIUIIUItlllllllllltllllUUUIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIMIIIIIIMIIIIIIIIUWIU "" Ed Cqangelo had a~ four-bag- back to shut out -the Cheyenrjesr AT THE BEAUTIFUL Uni'lUIUIlllMIIIMIIIIIIIIIIIIHIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIltllllllUllllllllllllt games, this past week-end to re-plate with- a double 6nd two a'gainst Rnhway at Memorial ger., and two singles,,- Mufdrqw I main in second place. They singles, Ken Dlnsmor.e added a Field., ,. 9* to 0. Jphn McHugh, wrio ' had blasted'a homerun and'a double 10 strikeouts-, was, the winning •it' tho. Bonrs. fi-2. and nip-double and a triple^ Tim Conner Coach Bo'b Babetski has five arid Don Kem connected; for a stroked a double and a single, and returning veterans from litst hurlc'r for the Pawnees while Tom ped the, J. and J. filectriC' Marlins, triple and two singles to Jead the Schlnk and Kevin Brown were on io-o. ' ' •;• . . Tom Fedorko and Bill Hubiafc year's squad which include Bob VFW to a 10-3 win over the Davis each hit bases-loaded doubles. PrnlU Rich ^Kubenstein, Booney the mou^id for the losem- Mitch Rich Ettel, Roy Koenig and Dave Bros. Monk Tretdut was the win-Biiinno, Bob Quinlan, Gary Wal- Gershman each contributed two John Konqpack, Fedorko, "Cohnter; Mazzolla, Fred Cole and Donning pitcher and Jack Davis took, X Byrd. Byrd led the league jn ters, John McHughj Carl Herbert safeties to lead the Beavers to'_and Jack Polidori pitched for the the los>. • ';, and Chuck Innocent! supplied the |"hUting last year with a .400 mark: Irt other games, J. B..Williams .Rounding out the squad will be hits ' for the victors while Dave edged the Sportsman's Shop, 8-6, Karalis, Ron Manhardt, Tom Rusty Cree, Kurt Vollherbst, and Riverside downed .Williams, The Favorite Fw? Three Generations Wayne Jones, Ronald Koenig, Schink and Kevin Brown hit well 10-4. , .'•' for the losers. Gary Walters play- Dennis . Burke, Frank' O'Brien, Team standings are: Mike Delia Rosa, Jim Downing, ed a good, defensive game for the W t Pawnees. CONVENIENTLY LOCATED IN SCOTCH PLAINS Fred Vogel, George Goodwin* and Friendly Barbers .' 7 Sal Riggi. . Cranford Hotel :.. o In tb'e Friday game, Ron (Just a Few Minutes from .Cranford) . : * Jokers '. :. 5 VPW •• 4 hardt, who struck but 15 ;batters, Dnvln Bros .2 was the winning pitcher. lor the NOW ACCEPTING A LIMITED NUMBER Baseball Mothers to Meet jRiversid> B. Williame clubs '. ,.... f Chefokees • while Jim Lancaster The final meeting of the Ladies Sportsman's Shop ,. „.. took the loss. The Cherokees' 1.1 Auxiliary of the. Cranford Boys\ hits. were divided among Bob OF MEMBERSHIPS FOR 196? SEASON Baseball Leagues, Inc., will be held It is the necessities of life which Hodge, Bruce Nassberg, Kevin at 8:15 p.m. Monday at the Casino. generate ideas of right and wrong. Brown, David Karalis, Robert Mrs. Michael Lizanich will preside. — W. Somerset Maugham.. Karl, Ray Kramkowskl and Jeff -'_.. A Wonderful ^acation For You Roberts., . Kevin Brown went 4 for 4. The • lone. Cheyenne hit, a And Your Entire Family triple, was made by Antolhe. Suburban Trust Company's Apaches outscorcd the. 'Cranford SHACKAMAXON thru AUG. 3 Elks' Navajos by an 11 to 2 score HAT, QLORIOCS, OUItKBIMO OALAXV on Saturday. Bob Hogan, with 15 or SPANGLKLAMP'S BBIGHTSStfMK strikeouts, was the winner while AK»(At AOiM WEEKLY HltJGHTS TYRO STAKES Bill Thornton and Tom Jorale- • lUw JUNGUB .. .-. • * Sat, Juno8 • €*v«le*d« of mon pitched in a losing ^cause. -# One of-the €ountry's-tiar$e«t . >> Aficlainu»d,the SALVATORMILE Fred' Roode with d triple in the Cleaneat Pool I" the Stat^t . °. - Wed., June 12 third arjcj a gVand-slam homerun Jf'r in.Jhe fifth .was the batting Btar if Dressing-Rooms Free — Showers • ;' . of the game.-'Majrk Rinaldi •it Circular Design Assures Safety ttit the Children had 2 hits for i tho Apaches White •^Accredited Life Guards.at All Times - TENTS 100% FLAMtHROOHtl. Tom Jojalemon with a double, Ian Greltzler, Bete McCormick ^ Hot 6nd Cold yeala Served at the Pool" ah^ Jim Welland with singles CRANFORD 1 DAY ONLY! were the Navajo hitters. ' POOL OPEN UNTIL 9 P?M... .7 DAYS A W^KI ; Call FRED DEVESA for Information: ADam* 3-1300 . Methodist Nine FRIDAY JUIilE 7 Second Church Loop Tilt fhe Oranford Methodist nine P.M. RESORT OF RACING won their second straight contest SHACKAMAXON GOLF & COUNTRY CLUB . OCEAXrORT, HJ. ' in the 6Hly game scheduled this 2 Miltt in* ttrdiB St Pkwy., Wt 109 [iveekJ.1in"__tiie .Ciuirch-^ Softball -— - . •, • : .- Hll A limits Mumhw Of ' . . IMCUL TRAINlttlrtct la QrwdttiMI ttST) League. The Methodists trounced Iv. P«nn. Station, NY... 12.20 (Siti. 11:48 Calvary Lutheran, 18-6. ;',"..... BAO^ ELKS, NO. 2006 ; Lv. N»W*ik (PtnnJ., ,:...12i35 (3»tJ. 12(04 Lv. liberty St.™rtCNJ),,l Ji30 (S»tl. 12.00 J., Hoko and T. McHale each \ • v IV. Htwuk (CNJ) A^2I40(SIU. 12.00) • had five hits tp pace the" winners GOLF MEMBERSHIPS OPEN BENEFIT CRmpljED KIDDIES FUNfti;J: " allTlDi^ CMDMUBT Tr»»« lv., Cn»faril while J. Miles and B, Rodgers ;•. ,".'. ..• ,.',-•. For'Tj»» 1963.S«a»on. , .;'"; ; ; . MW (8U4l«) chipped in with foiir. R. Care, vVoidt safely for the winners. C,..Ward, R. Yo'uee tmA F. 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JUN? game. Qayecjc was ^he winning "pitcher and Ray, Romanowski took the"loss, i^rutzmart.paced the whv^ ncrs' at" the plate while George In No-Hitter Bjitkinoff and John BrandenBerg-' The Bell's Pharmacy Cubs and p)ace by topping the Lehigh Oil the one-hit pitching of Rob Wiess. er hit well tor ;the losers. Kedonberg MacBean . Dodgers' C^j.'.. Pirates,^ 6-1 ^ Paul Nikituk Mack singled wHh two. outs in In a-closely cohtested £ame, ttie each/ extended t'neir : win ^treaks was the winning moiindsman- and the final frnrne:'tp' spoil WieasI bid- BASEBALL STANDINGS for a. no-hittci\ John Banner Crees .beat the. JJ^Williarns Co- and .John: Gustafseii'•twirled,"his Al Fredrick's toolc the loss. .Al- tKough Lawlcr, Tritjisk, Col&ton htyiiercd fer ih'oT winners, and -Al. r mfirtches,' 0-4- Brandonberger was second no>hitter of the season for lidlricks cracked out a double Weak hitting, once again proved, fatal as Cranford High's •Varsity '•.•,••. i i '. . »• _'«_' +% _.^ and Kikltuk all collected hits. jhn imnytirig1 niirior. nun American •RoH< in took the loss. B>amlenb6rgor ConfnT*^nnft f**1^ flnnl two which, enabled them to win; the The Robbins and Allison Phll- -i.l.jll j ml i1!t rhjlff S""""- *^r>r in • 3 • r»n> T lk-s won their Dco^nd giimp nf the Ihst week.. fbe Cougars we're 6n. the losing end of a 5-1 -score to" Cubs, 45rdtecte<}" their unde- .liw: Jului Culinfri^and Ricky 11. Dodgers . •. ,.;.:,.•*• 3 Yankees .:. •.: 9 .4 Korngut had bingles for the los-season over the Reds, 4-3. Mitch- Rahwuy last Tuesday afternoon, and were :1p>u,nced by previously Giants • ;..:„:..,,.-:..... s .'4. White,Sox 8. 4 feated record and ran their, vic- elf Dorin was the V/inning pitcher unbeaten Springfield ^ Regional," tory string to 12 by nipping •• the ers. ' ,. "'; :•• . -•" . \ • '_' '_"• Pirates-' .... 8 Tigers' ,v.;.'...... 7 6; Gustafscn pitched the Reds to and received timely hitting from 8-1; last Friday. JBbth gam'os were RCds ...... : 8 Senators .Z.:... 6 "6 Cranford Savings and . Loan ; George Hilbert.TSreg Wolff and AH-Star Tilt Elraves, 2-1; Don Miller wffs. the an 8-1 vicWry over the Kiwanis played al> Cranford's Memorial, €8 Cardinals - ...... 5 a Athletics . .. : 5 8 Club Gian(s with, his second no- Bmce Bogardus. Ray .Saivtella, Field'. . . ;'-,*" •'.' . V.. 'Braves ... 6riolcis !... 4 8 winning pitcher and yielded only John Casale, Jack Keppler and T \ three hits. .Brian Bazilus, "Ray hitter this .year. Tfie loss dropped Th.£-ti#o losses completed one TdBePlayed Phillies .. ..'..•.."I.,'::..;,;..,'s-io. ..'....;./.. i ii. the Giants into third place. Ca-Ken Gatto hadF. safeties" for the of the rriost unsuccessful baseball Mazzella and Kon Murikel all hit 2 Close Tilts safely for the winners while Paul Sale, Gustafsi'n, McGiady and losers.- Casale yielded only three seasons ever "recorded' H • Nomahegan league Unami League bingles but was the losing hurler. The Multi-Amp L0n«1pes . won This Monday King and Al Cbaneer,had bingles pinsmore hit for the winners. with a'final record oO 5-15-1 and ' "'.,;.• " : • . W L, American- and .National for the losers, Chancer was theDoug Perezvwns -the -losing hurler. ' In the only other gac^. '.': bathing Casaic. : Sundecks: InquTr* now. Also cwm Cougar southpaw began to Chiefs .'. 6 '4 Bears .;...... * ....:.. 4 8 League held its seventh. annual, rnost improved. bowler of the lops. Mazzella helped his own Thp Arnericah Leagjue squad ask atjout Special Rates iK tire and was rputed in j Colts 5 4 MarUns ,,. 0 11^- awards dinner - dance banquet Jecigvie" \ : Chlklreri's Wiok (June 23- for trtfee of'Rahvlfoy's five.runs. ^ with 'two bingles; fJohn will c6risist of: Alan Denesfcy, Saturday al the Redwood Inn, : After the ' proside"rit of . tho 30); Honeymoons in June; ' , Sophomore!, second baseman Joe Parades made a fine fielding play Edward Wolff, Doug. Bonham, Somerville. More than 150 peo- and our Inclusive PJan. ^ league, Army Innocenti, present- Twin beds with bath ftom Mfllanka- ignited thottjilxth- inrffiig in right, ll^ld. fon the losers.' e!Cn Schellor, Cappy Hansel, Lar- ple attended. • led the • team and individual title in the ffturth flight by. defeat- $)3.«0. Mpd. Am, S7.?0 flurry, with a ground ^single . to Mnzzella.. - agai• n ..led the Lenapes ry Meyer, Gerald Bodnar, Greg • Receiving' awards were- mem- .a\vards, h6'lntrbduced the inebmr. Eur., each person. Phone center, and after Woody'^^e t^yWory-by eraeklng-^ut four Olson, Brad Nostrand and Chfris Four tocal Golfers ing- (Jenc Noyes, 1 up. ' bers of the Jerry H.' Freund Jew- ing officers: Walter Rpzman,>pres- $(935.12H: in N^Y. MU and• .Jeff_ _. Gilchres_.. . t. reached• ' . -,. bast. e. hitViitsu in thei•hf>i>r" victorvnrtnryv over ththe Carlson.' '• • • • The flfth flight was an alleler'- s team which finished in flrsfident; Al Marquardt, vice-presi-1 24849 r~ or write. . on a walk and. a bunt single, re'- Shawnees. The Lepapes scored a A'soi George. Morton, Mike Finalists t Cranford contest, with' Carroll K. place: .Bill dSarrity, Marvin dent; Joe D'A.gostino, treasurer, -spectively, the Indians' .had the run in the final frame tb^wln the Downing, Ronny PeLonge; Frank Four Cranford residents were Sellers edging John V. Nostrand Brooks; Pete tiePcrsi6, Jerry ahpl Sob' Malpney,, secretary. bases full with hone out. Prall game; BlllDoyle chip.ped in with DeCico^Q, .Carl Koenigt. WillSaJh finalists in the annual handicap 2*and 1. ' . Freurid and Bob Maloney. • I IJonor guests included Ed two hits -for the winners while Foppert, Wai'ren Dohn, • Barry • retired the next hitter on a. pop tournaments over the wcefe^nd (.. Finalists in all flights will re- The second place -team, Joe's Wood^, secretary of the priib Fred Hayeclc liad three bingles for Gallan.ter, DanClufT, Ross Cree, Courtty Bowling Association,- and, fly to first, but Craig Fisher, Rail- at Roselle Golf Club. "- ceive trophies, at the closing din-Market,.and the third place team, way's hard-hitting, right fielder the losers. Tom' 'Donovan and Charles' ypgel, Terry Mack, Ed Cranford -Barber Shop, also re- Mr. and Mrs. Mike Schaffer, one fnhn Viin .^tnint pitrhpff fnr f)if> ,T. ^nltor Coffee ner in the,,|all. • , luy , •U.uwu—T f j.he P

winners and. ..Spanl^y Prutzman : .• .( • ,* xnv uwncrj). 01 . >nc fanvway bunt scoring . with the in- Eric,Schwartz. -was^defeatod in the. finals of the Actions \ajrp right in proportion There wcr« a nufnber of indi- Bpwl, Honor sponsors attending took the^loss. '.''•• —.' •• Joe Bazllus be . m.anajgjti& itial Rahvyav run. The ,bunt ap- Pitman 4Kv. :———r.,'. < ,t • ^- ^ '•„, . .base, line 'for two more. Indian f6r the^ winners and combined to with Walter, Jones anU Ed Win- tallies:, A force out prevented any strike out 16 batters. Isaac also ers serving as coaches. ' •. • led the Hurons at the plate with further damage. , : The Indians tallied twice more three hits. : " . V. : in the seventh on three more sin- , Hayeck connected for four hits; Sports gles and a,walk. Catcher Dan No- Prutzman cracked out three bin- Jnn opened with a walk and pitch- gles and Jack Halpern and Ger- Riri . er- Jordaa lined a single over shor ard. Lazzriro each ha'd two\safe-» . sending Nolari to second. Malaii- ties to .lead -the ShawneeS to a Ift- Set M Tonight kn legged out his secohd hit via'a 12 win over 'the Crows. Halpern Gold emblerns will be presented bunt, once again filling the bast: was the winning pitcher and Gary to 24 senior letterrnen in baseball, with no one out. Whit6 grounded Helmstetter .t'ok the loss. George golf, tennis and track at th6 Gran- ' into a force at the plate for theJurick had three hits for the' los- ford Boosters Club arnmal spring . first but, but Gilchrest bounced a ers and Carl Imperato and John sports r-«wards .-dinnec at 6:30 single to'left scoringi both Jordan Korba each chjpped in with.two. o'clock tonight in the high' school and Malonka with Rah\uay's Jim Lantz and Prutzman also cafeteria, it was. announced jhis and Malanka with fielded very well. \ • . •fourth and fifth runs.. \veek by William T, Donnelly, ^fi ].-A: •The Cougars tallied their only Thd Cranford Democratic Club jner chairman. run..of the day in the bottom 0 Chickasaws combined three hits Giiest speaker will be the Rev. the same inning when with -two and 22 walks to;down the Cran- Floyd A. Paules, pastpi; of, the outs, Rusty Cree reached • second ford Shop-rite Crees, 19-10. Ray Evangelical Lutheran Church, when his fly' to right was dropped iehey led the. winners with two Haddonfield. ' , and spored on Bob O'Reilly's: sin- hits while. Brian Miller and Ron-i Dr. Henry J.- Mineur' will be gle: lo rigTrt. Jordan then retired ald Kunzman, each had a pair of toastmaster, and the Rev. Ftank .the final hitter on a grounder to bihgles for the losers. M. Rossi, pastor of the Crariford •:s; third for Rah way's 13th triumph •The Shawnees beat the Crees, Baptist Church, will offer invoca- 8-2, Monday night in a-make-up tion. There will be greetings by _of the-year. —..,•— •—;'--— •—— Mr^ • The. powerful Bulldogs, who Martz, director of secondary ed- dropped their first cohtcst of the ( Jordan, t> 3 ucation, t Cranford High . School; year to Westfiekr last Saturday MlUnUrt. 2b 3 and Df. Clark W. McDermith, su- after 22 ^winsy jumped .on Cougar 24 perintendent pf schools. •, '• hurler Frank O'Brfen for fbur 5 ff^ 6 runs on four hits in the third inn- B—Han for Q'HetUy In 7th. George Erdmann, president of ing to start on the road Id their the Boosters Club, will introduce Cranford 0 0 0 0 0 0 V—I 3 Of tho coaches' who will make ihe _ 2fst victory. .,. , ...'•• t'tt'uhwah y 0 0 0' 0 0 3 2—5JI 2 awards. They include • H. "J: . Junior right hander. JEUchie Errors;; Rahway—Whiteah , Fisherh . ' StiStrikk e OOutst: pll,jj { jJordan.2. Brown, baseball;' Herbert Farrell, ' ' Freedman posted the pitching tri- Wallet: Prall 4; Jordadhn 00. "' golf; S.' S, G&ldblatt and Richard umph for.tlie Bulldogs by yielding W—Jordan Eichner,' tennis; and Merle Jones' just five safeties, two up until the CVauford' . •. AB R II RBI and. Stanley Graysoh, track. seventh inning. Dennis Francis Downing, cf 3 0 0 . 0 Senior lettermen- to be hon- and 'diminutive Bob Rahnenfuhr- Mazzella. If ' 3 ' 0 1 0 wcre tn > i Rl, RubftnsteUi, 3b ,7 0" 0 ored are: Baseball-~Robert O'Reil- ....-.-. -.^- v ?.S . K hitters for SprinB- Cree, lb - . j 1 1>;, Robert... Prall, Richard Ruben- /ffeld as *F?aiicis beUed a three- O'Reilly, rf" • ' 3 1 3-. b—Thrulll, pr • " ' o 0- stcln, Ronald Rubenstein and Ed- f: 0 * *" run homer" in the third, and Rah- Burke, c ' 3 0 0 ward Santuccl; golf — Frederick • • nenfuhrer knocked in. a run with c—Santuccl, ph '1 0 I Koenlg, ss I 0 0 Atkins, William Donnelly, Paul three hits in four trips including MHtleman. n 1 0 0 Henderson, Frederick Kryg, WH- a pair of doubles. Joe DiMario Jones. 3Jb. 3 0 0 O'Drlen, p , " - 0 0 0 liam Ray, Dennis? Sullivan, and an,d' Ron Urquhart also contribut- Prall, p 0 " 0 0 fa--'* 0 James Zachary; tennis—Jay Far- Xet the friehdlyi noatrtljfic glow of gasligflxt \yelcpme your fripncls to'. the good tasto d RBI's .with a triple i»t the third Ro. Rubensteln, ,p 1 0 - p 0 rell, Richard Gross, Robert Olsdn und hospitality of youv homer: You'll love the way gaslight sweeps away darkness and \ S a .singli e in the sixth, respect- Totals 24 and Frederick Huston; and track— ively,. Borliiitfleld • • \A» B it HB William Behlert, Stephen Dmy- 6ets your hohie apart from others on the street/ . - .." The Cougars tallied their only Apgur, SH 3 I 0 0 triw, John Elliott, Gary Gisser,' •run in the final stanza on singles Rahuenfuhrerk'cf 4 3 3.. 1 Francis, lb - _ 4 1 3 -3 Daniel Mortis, Marc Steinberg* by Cree, O'Reilly and pinch Wtter Urquhart. If- • •• 4, 1. 1 John Vei'galla and Richard Wilson. Ed Santuccl and Shelly Mittle DIMarco. c 4 b 3 1 Sevrln. c 0 0 0 0 Assisting Mr. Donnelly with pin- A symbol of pride in your home! man's long sacrifice fly to left. ~" Bell, 3b " 3 0 0 0 ner arrangements are George Hay- • Box Score* ' Blttle, rf .2 0 0 0 ' A modern replica^of lamppsts used in the Gaslight days ,.'./made of rustproof copper •-, AB B U KBI a—Anderson, Dh-rfl I • 0 - 0 0 cck, Thomas Leahey, William. Mar- Downllw. cf 0 0 0 Berger, 2b 4 0 tina,n4 Robert McDowell. • With a satjnWack finish, , . ' ' • •• Mll If 3 0 0 0 Freedman, p 3 I Rubensteln, 3b 3 0 0 0 ..." •. , • ' ,,'•.• . •'•..' ---' • • • "' i " * , . Cr»e, lb 3" 1 0 • 0 Totals • 34 . To become an able and succesa- O'Reilly, rt 3 0 1 1 fu^ man in any profession, thre,e 0—-Tunilll, nr 0 0 0 0 a-rFlled out for iJttUe In W 3 0 0 b-Ran Afoi[ Q'P«»ly In 7th., things are necessary, nature,;- • 1 Koeiilq, ss Soft illumination for your protection! 2 1 p c— Singled {or gurlit.ln Itu. and praetlde. — H. W. B(eechen • Jones. 3b 3 0 a Cranford 0 0 6 1—1 * 3 Prill, D 0 0 0 An unfailing sentry to greet you and your family on late arrival and light the way S 1 0 Sorlnvfleld 0 0 4 'M1 0 Seeing and not believing is the Totals Errors: cran(ordT-rIU. I^benateln, prime virtue pi a thinker; appear- Mo you* home. Discourages prowlers .-.'•' the soft glo\y of gaslight creates a, ''some- . 3; SurlnKfleld—noW. • • ' • * ance is his greatest temptation. — y AB B u RB Doubles: Springfield—Rahnenfuhrer 3. • one at>hpme" atmosphere r- even in your absence. V. WhUe. 3b 3 I 0 0 TrlBle.n: SprtngfleUV-OlMarco. Frledrlch Nietzsciie. "~ Ollc"hrest, cf 4 1 '3 3 Home Runs: Sorlngfleld—Francis. Shipley, If 3 0 1 0 Strike outs: |)r«edman S: O'Brien FHher. rf J .0 1 1 Prall l: Ro. Rub»hst«|n 1. Mon«y is not required to buy -Uullbck, lb . f 1 3 Walks:* Freedmiin I: O'Brien 1: Prall one, necessity of the 3ooi.^— H[onry Zontbory, us 1 0 1 0 Ro. Rubetiittrn 0. Nolan, c 3 0 0 0 W—Preedmatt., b-O'BrUn. Dayld Thorean. .

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WILLIAM T. QAVOifeON •thntKAET'CONTW^UTmOi CSJptatryi -^ CRANF0RD ; > --^Clcissific^d Rater- ,'MMwnr.Ty', PlaiUrlng & Jtoo&i 6-3829. No Job too •mall ' Police Chief' Ijefete>" ,W- ,1 FIRST INSERTION — 3 cehts a word 75 cents without oblgatlon. BOARD OF REALTORS- LIFETIME BUYS! cash with ord*r.. (AS cento swrvic* charq* is mad* -reportod thL>! week that a 15*year- CARPENTXR and CONTRACTOR. AH y^d .Center' Hall Cofonlsl home. loTd- Cranford boy has admitted lor Wach billing.) ^ • kind/ of atteratloo*. porohaa, etc. Lad- Multiple listing Service Four, bedrooms, «t4. bath*, recreation .room. T\yenty-ontf Cranford and'Kenllvworth residents, were recipients . wiffitattiert,: SOT"Lincoln Drive. Kenll »Ute rodr. and. many other wonderful lea" of degrees at domrriencement ejtercises yesterday at Rutgers, t.be S^ate entering the hojne^dfj'Mrt.a'nd Mr^. INSERTIONS (Coiuwcutty* w*«ks without copy worth. BRidfe 6-OBM. • • « (ures: Owner transferred: Asking 133.500, changes) —• 2 c*nt§ a wojd. 50 cents •University. ', :. ;•'• '.' ''' '.-..''V •'.....'•.' • ,:' ..-.;" '"'- _'•}• '•' • ,| N. P. Gross of 4 Bajdwin court BLECTRICAJL. coNtaAcrma — ; -Ampng trie graduates are four women who received, bachelor of i last Thursday Vfternbort and tak- : : ; : Mtobbl St |iTj^-$2a^fr6m-« b»nk-wftteh-»«ir: blank linef or display tines must b* charged by MARIE R DEACON ~ ~ '"" "'" 4»y-worning^>t-wc'^mc8c- 6angi»lU«no, 13 Myrtle Street. T'J WILLOUGHBY REAI/TOR BR g-HOBl ten UIJCU, i» tho '• I Noith Ave.. • E i.was ipund __ BR, 2-5580 v he State TJniversity received de- two Una*. .„. .•. • • Y_ ...r—- • ••.'.•. al Fort. Dix wht-re he was^chofcen rear of the-house, . MIMEOGRAPHING — All type*. Club " COMPLETE MULTIPLE LISTING grees' af exercises in Rutgers Sta- to attend 'leadership school,. CASH. Checks or Stamps shaold accompany advertising bulletin*. poutaUi; booklets, etc..-a »P«- } The boy was taken into custody, ' clalty. Also reiunxe«, fofror." form 1st- EVENINGS -. " RERVICE dfdm last night; John Arthur Horakh of 17 Rich- on Saturday by-Detective. Mlchjcl ten. Mlmoo art work;, auutahce with Gerard Allan ftuch .of . 1000morid avenue received a $.S< de- copy and layout. Day, night, Sunday, Edward Shlmkus ... .. 8U 9-0382 EVENINGS CALL F. Fedroft- following, ah investiga- NOT RESPONSIBLE lot •rrors In avis !ak«c by tolophon*. - Evident, reasonable, prompt K-ryiee, 'IBiotty''- Sch^oth .BR 3-5586 Raritan road, who ,w&s granted fc;gree in electrical engineering. He tion. He will faoe Juvenile Court, Mrs. Marii B. Knipe (M-K Dupllcatlne Joe Mlraijllolta .. 8U 9,0063 vf.He ft Deacon ..-.._-.—_. BR 6-2980 .. EL 5-3921 bachelor of science degree, with will be employed by the Atlantic" DEADLINE FOR COPY — Wednesday, at 10 A. M. * Service). 16 Hillcrest Av«. BRldge 8- Minnie Anderson .. Ruth Rlchlns ™..^.«.-..-«- BR 6-2082 action.' | • ;• . ' ', ~:' •• • J174. '. ' "• ••• • • •• ' • . V Prank Florcy.uk .4..! y/A 5-5fi«B high hpnors f r^>m the College of City Electric Co. He was ,* mem- Citiotlne Brown ... :. fV 1-3923 Prta R-. Kllng ,.....„ ; BR »-61«> Pharmacy, Newark, wa$ named ber of Eta Kappa Nu, honorary — Telephone BRidge 6-4000 — * Frank O'Dqliiiell ... George Ttumpore. Sr. .~»__- BR 6-8741 RERARD'S rtUMBIN 3 AND HEATING •'Bill"- Austin H'»Hv fpritv .-„..._ .,._i. -3H.V3W1 recipient of the Ernest Little alurhr electrical engineering fraternity Loot Valued at $1,000 ' Repair*, reniodellnc and now. BRldfle BR Alb'efta E. Cooltc" ....,...:. : BJt8-«»«7 «10«R *f James Broadfoot ni medal for the graduating senior and held a Jersey Central Power In Ticker Shop Break Realtor -. Inauror Aims Referral most outstanding in . scholarship, and Light scholarship. leadership and participation' in, ' >•' Other Divisions / The window in the front door- 1 ELjECTRMANS . B.S. WILLOUGHBY w*y of -We Ticker .Shop,.7 .South for Sale Furnished Room* . DANIBb-J. ME.YBURN It SON Nationwide extra-curricular activities^ • A, b^crtcloT of Arts degree in Lighting — Heating! — ReDalrtng. 320 volt 17 North Ave., W. avenue,. west, was broken early Oft HOHSE MANVRE Well rptted. 12 Clark St. Kir. Ruch also; was elected to For full >iou»epo«er. Fans—Kitchen and a'tlc Open 9 - • -..-•':'•• political science was awarded, 'o rich topsoll', also till dirt. . S5 de- exhaust. 5 Burnslde Avenue. • Rho "Chi Society, 'riatiorial pharma- Chester. Edward-Budd of 22 Cran- Sunday mprning and a number of ilvpred. - CHESTNUT-WARMS,,...WV. «- ROOMS' rOH '.BtStT• by, "AW. 'or•' J wriBt watches and identification 4sat. •. : . • .-. .•• •.. •.•-,• tf Reasonable Rate*. BRldf* ft-3121. BRidge 6-5600 ceutical honor society. He was a ford avenue who attended the CRAWFORD HOTEL. tf member of Kappa Psi,- Apothecary College of Arts ah.d Science, New- bracelets and ,a table clock, valued ALUMTNtni porob ' •no'osurea • Jlatatf Hear Ye! Hear Ye! in. all at $1,000 by the proprietor,: KENILWQRTH -- Nicely furnished' room ialoUaiM, awning type windows., com- staff, and president of, the Ameri-; ark. He was a .member of the Po- PAINT Jerome Kemmerer,. were taken, .W COMPLETE VOTE Irt.prjvale'ltonu',' Eehtl'cmun only. Hltaso bination .atorzh windows »n'l screen* or can Pharmaceutical Association. litical Science. Club and assistant INTERIOR AND EXTERIOR cull BRtdgc 6-1170. ' If combination doort. • Lifetlrjft Aluminum — REALTOR —• police reported...... Products) Tnc. '0* South Avenue, W. A saving- (or, vou. Run,. don't •walk. Be Receiving degrees from Doug- editor^ of the Observer. He will LARGE: PRIVATE room, kitchen privileges, BRidge e-OMl.. .. «f IM one to take atjvant&gj) of this savin* lass College were: Mrs. M*ry"Hoj-., attend New York Law School in The break .was discovered at i ier., Karaite" available. BuMneKs PHIL F. HENEHAN In our- delltfhtlul colonial- Heathcrpieade woman; '25 Aldcn BRldee «-V93» nowftsi of $2 South 24th street; September. a.iri. by" Patrolman Gcorge- } seel Ion.' Six-- large rooms, ity bilths. ' d Lt. Petei-l"i\~ , Satin p^ ^^—^^^ "MUU1UI8 C«>»1»«- Ccnilworth, Kociolofty major, who- WtHtBIn"" ISSwardi Cron bf •, 24 who •, Tough Floor FinlshM yard,* And all In mov.t'ln condition. Miller, in tho initial investigation. ' :• Color rfatchlng Service IATI0NS — NlghU Call — was a member of Phi Theta Kappa Colby lane, who received a B,S. Apartments for-Rent ' Salesmen. . • and >held a scholarship from the degree from v the College of The .. description of two men| CHKMICOTE FAINT WORKS Roormo-srorNo—REPAIRS Mb* Plnlayson ....;•...... ;,... BR 8-7841 noticed -in. trie, area earlier was' AVAILABLE JULY 1st, four. Troomv tile Paul p. Hampson ..". : ;\ BR 8T8S78 Alumni Association, . . ' Pharmacy, is interning at SaVon w ir Quality workmanahlp knd fair prto*» McPHERSON REALTY Co sent out over the police alarm koulevard Kenll worth bath, modern apartment, near nil' trans- Eleanor Craig •.. :„ BR Will Miss Nancy jp t Drtfgsi Carteret. V< BR 8.-18W portation. Adults only. • BRidgo P558^ Naomi Henohsn ...... BR «-2O«2 ••' '.. ' -, KEALTOH . :• •' • . -•'; system., .-••'.' i ' '•' • .. cC • • • •'•- u TttORLEIF JOHNSEN Louise Bvedman ...... — BR 8-8783 314 NNorth avenue, east, biological Other recipient^: College of 5'A' ROOMS; second floor, 'available, July v Detective Sgt. A. Franks Burr ' Oonttictor lad Builder sine* Open .Friday Even men 7-9 P.M. Open Dally S-S Sun4«r. l-« science major, who held Scholar- Nursing r~'B. S. in nursing, Mrs. a . 1st, heat and- hot water; $115. t>raime — OPEN ,W£EKENOS — was nssigned, to the fol^w-up in-,., .LOOK WAXING MACHINES, new and " Avenue- Call BRIdRe.' 6-7470. "• ships from the State and Craniord Helene C MacNeill, -61-' Burnside UMd, ,oomplete Une of .waxen) «nd ••' BRjdge 6-9548 Bat. from 9 A.M. Sun. from.I P.M.- yestigatfon. ". janltojrlal «upplles, 418 Centerinlkl THREE ROOMS and bath, second Moor, College .Club". She was a vdlunteer avenue; University College.,' B.A. a AVCOIM. BRldfie 8-B7M. - tf stornce room on third floor. All utilities Or kjf Appdltktaunt' worker at' the Neighborhood House, degree, Allan" Jordan Ellgren, 8 C supplied, Includlnu enrage. Availublc . - GKI- ruiA. niyvsm POW«» TUX WORLD BOOK: EnjyolopedJai flrit July 1st. BRldue 0-0768. UO volt Installations our specialty a.member of the Government As- Orange avenue; M.S. clegree. Miss Advertisiiig Manager in WIM. Budget plan. CaU EVELYN /XUMERUANN BROTHERS J CHAIKEN. Pulton 8-4218. . tf ' Uectrlcal Contractors sociation ana Inter-varsity Chris Elizabeth Lauh, -14 .Georgia sfrect. GARWQOLV-Arthur F. Jiohan- CRANPORD —"Five rooms,' with Rnro '•'•''•- ' V : ' "V •'— «v«nln«l Call - Convenient to Crunford center, .rallroud HO »4t84« . BB ' tianFellowship. : '• ^ "Master degrees in business ad-- sen, Jr., of Westfleld', has been BKVKRAL HARDWICK Bas ratlttt, Dei- station, all buses,and Parkway. ' 'Avail- ; Roi&t6ft» • " :tyi«uror* SKletmen •• • Miss Marion. H. Schachter'of ministration, Latimer Ballou Ed- appointed advertising manage^.- of «ect condition, »20 each. CaU BRld«e able Autuht 1st. 'Adults preferred. Call Ubby~firew»ter _ BB'IdBe 6-3130. , • 6-20 d Springfieldjavenue; ehemis- dy, ,16B Parkway Village and ' t* TRUCK CRANK and. T.D.-0 Bulldozer BRidge 6-8110 Hope Mllhu ^._ the Thatcher. Fu,rriace Co, Mr. for hire; 6. W. OUvw, Inc.. BBIdtfe A tty major, was n d''dean's'JJ i Martin Rappaport, 4 West End •JuhaiiM-u,.' wli'u-'juiiied ThatUici ljUMIN0McoinblntMon "«torm window* fl-3160 and HUnter B-70M. ' tt Gertrude Ancle ^^.™™~— BR 6-B120 dent, a membeh of the Chemistry place; master of library. science, lfist year as assistant advertising and screens—used—yarVoiw sizes. SSWO Doris Coyle i .< Bit «~17»1 ^V and-up. Lifetime Aluminum Products Club, Home Economics Club, Hiilel Mrs. Deborah M. Wagner, 114 t '•Tutoring' WB10DING PrvTTA'tION8' Buy frbaa e«- WHO HAS THE ZEBRA? Gertrude Turk ...., BR6-J641 manager, attended Ohio Wcslcyan'. i., 103 BuUih Aueuue, W.. Bttldge .0 perlenced, professional printers and en- E. 'lloltiimnli .... BR B-»7M Sh'd received the Zajac award in 3205. TUTOKING -1 E'likMENTARV. . CHcstnut Doris Pjitz,-...... :; * ..-..;..... Bft 6-9891 street, ansBs A final rneeting'.of all selectees will.be held at 3.p.m. TQ"esda.V, . » MARILYN. BRBNMAN MASOU WORK AND REPAIRS. Steps, entent^ _ -- degredegee frorom ^ walks, patios, drains. No. job too porch, new awnlngu, patio,' c*da».tepced 343 Hillside Ave.. . cranfprd Wqir It's rpolly BRICK »nd thoy .drlnlc yard, excellent condition.' Brbokulde June 18; at the Grant School aud- BIRD HOUSES & wild bird beed 1.1 I TRU- BR 6-5150 \ small. BRldue 2-6044. After S P.M. Men's Colleges, 'New Brunswick: BENBACHS FEED & SEfJD, BRidge 8- coll BRldfio 6-3520. tf coffee und watcr^ and they, have a don Sch'obl • area," . available immediately,- itoriyrri, • W<;stneld, and 'actual 1661, 110 SoiiM,vAvt>., E., Cranford. . tf (a small'one) and It-s a h|«h quality 7 Open house, 37 West End Place (off He was a member of Delta' Sigma Memorial Day Theme 'ELSIE'S ALTBRATION SHOP' room, homo with 2'A baths', screened .porch, Spring Garden .St.), Saturday and Bun-Phi and an Jnterfraternlty Coun- shooting of film clips will BOLID WILIX CHERRY FURNITURE AT Ladles' Dresse* — SulU »-! Coata' HOME AND OmCB FLOOR WAXING rccfeation ^oonv. 2-cur (turage and a beauti- d»y,-' June 8 and 9i 3-5, or call BRldgo H3 N. Union Ave. > . Craniord AND WINDOW CLEANING. . TEN cil representative. He was^a mem- •\ For Kiwanis Program ' 30% SAVINGS. E.T. WILLIAMS. INC.. ful location on .the Rlvcf.' ' • . *S-2307 for appointment. ' *21.900 firm. ; the week of June 24: , 765 CJENTRAL AVENUE, WESTFIELD. Tel. 376-8464 — 4-8 YEARS" EXPERIENCE. FULLY "IN- YOU CAN.SOLVE.YOUR PROBLEM OR A PrlnclDals orily.- " -' ' ber of-Tau Beta P\, Pi Tau Sigma Civil Defense Director Edward AD 3-3158. ' . U SURED. BRidge 6-5792, •• """ U BIOOER AND BETTER HOME BY SEEINO Tht) kinescope rehearsals . will THIS HOME. . . ' .' v ' and Pi Mu Epsilon, honorary fra- -K. Gill, chainman for the lo- 1 immediately Tollow the filming, of NEED CASH—*235.- 4 (jholeo Bravca .'3 OENERAL .CARPENTRY, remo'dellhp, re- ternities in engineering, mechani- cal Memorial Day celebration, burials). ORACELAND MEMORIAL Wanted To Buy pairs. Specialize la finishing cellars, cal engineering and mathematics, the clips and the first of the ser-spoke "on the rn'eaning of the day . PARK,. Kenilworth • (Exit 138, Garden attics, porches and .dormers. B. C. THE WHITE & GREEN Help Wnrded - Female at.'a "meet.ing of the Cranford Ki- -State Pttrkway). perpetual cure, Non- WB BUY BOOKS KOZLOWSKL . ADams 3-645U - tf respectively. . . r ies of four halfrhour shows will '°l?«iS«WlLdid ELIzabetn : 3- MJBASE CALL FOR DEIAHJI HOUSE IS •••'•' Mr. - Clarke held .'& New. Jersey bescompleted the first 'week in wanis Club at'KcnilwoVth Ihn last 1ftU " PM. BOOK SHOP -, TELEVISION REPAIRED FAST. For the SALES CLERK' — Full-time, all year. In Utility scholarship, He has ac- •Wfednesday nig|\U:. the Speaker PLainfldd 4-3000 ' best and fastest; service call Economy . DUT£H COLONIAL Bportuwear Department. Apply'-Hvit*«r- August, The^lflsLJJMMMiisliows^will = => 7 BAET FOR ALL WATER SOPTENEHS \ I I • Electric, .BRld«e 6-3835, day or nl*ht. tf ri lMtkAi ue. ceptedua position with the Long was lirttdFlrttroduce: • tc GOELLER. BRidge 2-5105 tf 1 BRidge 6-8110 members of' Zeta -P,si fraternity. . Selected to participate from Miss. Joyce Rufh fihaw, daugh- BRidgft . fi<-33S6. ." •', . tf Cranfdrd are: Maiircen Conlon, VISIT OUR NEW SH6WROOU. COME TED MICHAUD—Insured ptilnUnu: contrac- 181 North Aye.|E. Work Wanted — Female Bachelor of arts degrees also ter of the Rev. Alexander H. Shaw IN AND LOOK OVER OUR CHOICE tor. Interior and exterior for comm.er- were, granted to Robert Michael 61' Wall street, and -Allison- Rog- and Mrs. Shaw of 41 Elizabeth' STOCK OF PINE QUALITY LAMPS clat. Industrial and residential. Above KENILWORTH FOOT OF. CBNTONNIAL"AVEr(UB ATTENTION MOTtOCRSI Do you want to , AND LAMP 8HADES: . 8TIEFEL, REM- • aveniue work lit belotf average cost. ihop, bowl, play cards or work? I will Ferro'of 1 Doering way, Robert ers, 115 Besler avenue, Brownies; avenue, received'a master's degree ( BRANDT, DIANE,' SITE-LIOHT. A Financing available. BRUlge 0-0432. . tf Cranford wind your babies and children In my Joseph Wood of 22 Crane park- Suzan Grny, 11 Park avenuev a THOUSAND- ANP ONE LAMP SHADES • LANDSCAPING home. Good references. BRidie 3-89T3. ; in history yesterday afternoon . . . TO CHOOSE FROM. E. T. WILLIAMS, V AND ! • . - junior, and Kitty Duncan, 4 Berk- M. BARICH — Exterior and Interior palnt- way;, Robert James Pells of lS5 : from Boston University,' Boston,: "1MB.-;- 785 CENTRAL .AVENUE, WEST- inu. PaporhaiiBlnu. Pl'euse call BRldtte '•*. -SNOW REMOVAL v MATURE- WOMAN wfll b»by sit day or Hillcrest avenue, and Robert Alan eloy place, a senior Girl Scout;. FIELD. AD 3-31b8. V". "•'"••-*•••« --8-6530, ...after 8 P.M. 7-35 cvenlnii, also overniuht. BRidge -8- Mass. • •''.,. '.',•"' LANDSCAPE DESIDNINQ &i LAWN MAIN 4287, • . «•» Lawrence of '25B Parkway Vil- Chosen frpm |Cenilwprth- arc tfEHANCB. QLD LAWNS RENO^ATBt> •-— tHe follpwfng : 'juniors:" Pamela Jord High School, received her BA8EDALLS. DA8KETBALL3, Tennis Bulls, '. NEW-LAWNS INSTALLED. * OPEN HOUSE MAIDS AVAILABLE NOW Soft pulls, Beach . Balls. Sport Balls, TREES — SHRUBS — FLOWER8 — SOD SLEEP-IN $35-70 Wk. Mr. Lawrence, a business^ ad- Best, 612 Oak street; Patricia De- baccalaureate degree from Dcnispiv iiric Balls (3 'sizes). All at A ', discount Intc room 35 it., dlnlna room 12 x 18.'klt- . Shoes. A A: A HARD- J SASH CHAINS INSTALLED. Broken sash chea" 12 x 18, sunroom und powder room. Help Wanted. take a. training course in Cleve- WARE, 13 NortKAvc., W., CrunlorU. ,. ACCORDION cords replaced with chains. S3.60 per 1st floor. 3 bedrooms. Ulo bath and .sleep- land, Ohio. • - , window (4-sets chains). Complete, In- ing; porcb, 2nd lloor. - 2-cur «i Male or Fehtale Special Limousine Service INSTRUCTION cludlne chains, springs and clips. Phone: Grounds bvituil'lully Illnilacopctl • — Mr. Ferro, an English major, MANAGER'S SALE \ AT YOUR HOME FUlton. 8-540,1. 8-16 auiiimcr house. OR AT THii STUDIO REAL ESTATE SALESMEN WANTED FO»will travel in Europe this sum- Trip* to all airports, railway station* & pier* ACTIVE, CENTRALLY LOCATED OFFICE USED SEWING MACHINES*v RENTALS BALES mer and study at the University DANIEL KUPTER ' ' kNESVJC'S • ; iti CRANFORD. EXPERIENCE ' PRE- 6 I'ORTABLES — $14:05 up 11 Van Burtn Avenue. BRldte «-«5B3 PERRED BUT WILL TRAIN. CAR: ES-of Padua in the fall for his mas- Call CHestnut 5-2581—BRidgtt 6-2272 RADIO and TELEVISION 'OPEN HO.USE SENTIAL. CALL B. 8. WIIXOUOHBY. ' - . - • tf ter's degree in Italian literature. 1 BINDER CONSOLE — J34.95T REPAIRS- . i Sun., June 9 — 2 to 5 P.M. BRIDOE 3-S5W). . . ~ tl f or weddings - Trips to aiiyplac* MODERN. JAZZ PIANO. Harmony and BRidae 6-3S73 He was a member of the varsity MANY OTHERS ALSO QN SALE Improvisation — Based on classical ' 47 Nomahegair Court diving, team, secretary-treasurer - Prices Very RewoiuAU- ' methods, c. J. btCOTIIS. BRIduti 6- REAL ESTATE of , the.' International Relations INCLUDING ZlO-ZAd MODELS 0306. - •"• - tf A lovely lundscapvd. B room Split Level with TWO fireplaces,' 2\'i baths, lame man. •• . SALESMEN Club, a member of the Pro-Legal" 8INOER 8EWINO CENTER paneled family roam with bullt-lns (or Society, University choir dnd Jun- HAROLD F. BENNER IU-Fl, TV nnd books. Stulnlchs steel nnd If you like to work and work hard; ~B3~EL"M"'STREET- . Lost and Found- birch- science. Kitchen, 3 brdro6ms and den If you ltke people nnd people like you; ior Prom dommiitec chairman. , cllnmit room and garace. • Alt**ttHoas • AddlUoa* WESTFIELD LOST — Savinga Boole No. 35037, Suburbun ir you want to rantcc ftubstantlal eurrtlns* Mr. Pells, -a history major, was Trust Co. II not restored before Juno caiVa. E. IIOWLAND. Rcalto*. BR 6-SOOO • Land D«y«lopm«aJ 20, 1063, appllcutldn will-be. made for Automobile Painting president of Kappa Sigma fra- 8WIK» FINS - SNORKELS - Musks — ii now book. •• ' " 6-20 ternity, a member of the Inter- O • Life Preservers — Actesiorlcs1. A >t A Authorized DUCO Refinlshing SHAHEEN AGENCY MAN OR WOMAN"'to help in Vltchen,. part- fraternity Council and University PoVch«« HARDWARE, 13 North Avc, W., -Crun- LOST — SaviniiH Book No. 29803, Suburban time, 11 AM. to 3 P.M.. Kenilworth Inn TTUSI Co. II not restored before June 20, BODY and 481 Boulevard, Kenilworth. DEIdae 8 lord. ' „ Realtors Choir. Hfc has completed ft, gix lufts, application will be made, for a new - - FENDER WORK 7707. month tour of duty in the Army aEVEJl-PIECE curly Vlctor'Jail 1UJUJK room book. -• • . • .... g.jo 15 NorthAve., E. BUILDERS. INC. • CabluMi • H«»ttlf« sti, cood condition; tcakwoud Chinese Dufux Enamel Reflnlahlng cabinet, 6 ft. tall, 4 ft.'wfd«..r.irvrd mid FOUND -- YOUIIK male cat, blue* With white nose, vest and teet. Affectionate, BR 6-1900 anct BR 6-0777 ESTIMATES ON ANY SKE JOB colorful; "collection of t!0 unusual beer 11 Welding — Truck Lettering ' Slclns; untlquc burbor shop., complete; loves children, obviously a net. C* Help Wanted - Male (our unusual authentic ship models: BHldijc 6-1616.. ' Bnida» e-ini OPEN WEEKENDS Used Cars For Sale clusslc car, 1037 Flying Cloud Rio. rcu'dy . Kvoblnus Call - BR 6-4442 — CH 5-6566 to go In antique cur parade: Wurlltvicr , 80S SOUTH' AVENUE, E. DESIGN DRAFTSMAN 8CHOOL TBACHfER'8 CAH — 10BO Pard. 6 eoln-opcruted piano; hoi,M'.drawn cur- cylinder, automatic, excellent condition ROBERT C. KRUEGER , rlauct und Hlrlchn. AIICHIU'U RE-SALE Furrier Evenird KetHpuhsll ! BR 8-0072 MECHANICAL —HeiKonably priced to »ell -~ )1io;—8tt SHOP, Meycrsvllle Road, .Meycrfc.vtlle, ; to apprcclate-^Call BRIdce 6-4571. 107N.U&ST. KENILWORTH NEW FUns*" Fur coats remodeled, re- Marauerlte Roatwlh ...... ,.'... 'BR 6-4488 N. J. Open dully id A.M. to 8'P.M., Helen Creg«K . ..X,« ~-.BR *-0882 company, located- In Cranford except Tuesday. MUllitUton 7-1.M0. paired, also made Into capes and itoles. V Cleaned and glazed. A. KANTNKRt 118 Eleanor BrVdflold -3^.. '., BR «-1310 drultuman familiar with Huh Irene JCowalnkl »..:<,.,.^^;. BR 3-5872 metal fabrication and an Underttand Walnut Avenue,. ORIdge »-1878. tf the ot machine proceuea and practlcex. BenetltR Include paid nlue Cross and Blue Lois for Sate "" •" Boats For Sale Complete. MultipleSUstings Shield and profit Miarlne. Write, In con aOOD BOAT BUYI Trolun 30-lobt cruiser, Mortgage Money ndencc. slvlna rxperlenee and ualary de WESTFIIEID-Lot 10, Blk. SM. ConnMtltUt )ul|y enuippcil. Inctudlim canvas. 40 h.p. Hired'.to Ilox 530. cure of Cranford Citlien Street, rettonable. CRAWFORD — Two Scolt electric start, with remote control, UOHTOAQE MONEV and. Chronicle. ' • ' j approved bulldltut lottj 78x113, Blk. vW, AN Types of Call BUtdiie 2-6'«7». CRANFORD SAVINOS & LOAN - Not. 1 and 3. WlUUw etreet. eoraw Dor. ASSOCIATION J»ART-TmE. Man or boy, with" driver1' cheater Avenue. Owner. Ctll kittr • North At Union Avenues CranioW xltrensv, to work few hourv dully, Ugh JP.M. BRldke ••3)41. . -. tl idwUvery. Hours are after 1 P.M. Cull Public Auction Sale ,< EVELYN WADE BRlttge'6-S7ft3, utter J P.M. ESTATE OF WILLIAM 8. CAMI'BKLL. cor- nrr Oak True Road and NewUover Roud, Business Opportunities Where Youir* BOY. 17, MUST, BB mechanically Inclined INSURANCE —t>sk Tree, N. J., Saturday, June gth. & SON to leurn tna^.vliuu trade. Apply in per Camp$ Kntire contentH to be -sold-coi)»lstlnii of THE 8INCLAIR HEP1NINO CO. has modern SAVINGS EARN MORE service atntlonn for leanein Cranford . npn, 1 South N^ytnue, w,, cranford. FIRE CASUALTY LIFE tine vraiidfather'ii clock, mahogany ^lant- CREATJVT! ARTS DAY CAM*-4UB# M to ttip desk, curly maple bird ciiue table. urea* Paid trunlniL flnunclal' anHlstance/ rtasonuble rents. Some capital required. •10,000 Realtors^^In^urors . Au*. i la Urn WaUhunt lUU •::v. Pembroke tubles, fine Victorian (urnltiiif. Bwlmwln», hwr«eb4ck rldl Orlentu] ruuH. mantel clocks, chlnu, ulusk, Call HUntcr 8-3D.11.fur detullu. Eveutnan .By As Aet ef C«n(rMNk Ijrlc-a-bruc. • two rooin-nUi1 ulr condl- call RAndolph 3-0058. y^ ^ &nuUb»ub«U *4 •Uuur tpbltT. cffl CALL US FOR DETAILS ON THE tlonurs. Frederick M. Brown, ntictlttueur. . BR 64053 •. .. Summer Rentals 433 NORTH UNION AVKi SILVER LAKE. HOPE. N. J—Tlirae b«d NEW HOMEOWNER'S POLICY rooms, larue. porch, kitchen rind llvlnu room. Call ADanu 1'Ull or ADamu »• BROADER COVERAGE* LOWER PRICES Pels For Sale *13»«: - * , . > HHNTYRE'S »4872!M Ann-Olbjon ..,..;..„...... *../•.....• *OY MANCHESTBR - POPS —Wormed, Sewers Wanted •a-4 LouUa Old .-- -» » an«-<»51 CHATHAM, ;CAPE COD — Vear-around •"' :• »' ''"••'•• •' ahotu, ttuarunleed healthy. Good with LAWNM( fERSHOP BB J-1083 children. Call 37ff-»S5J. U IBM T«rt Wide » ,» M.,... hou*fl for tuimmer rental June ISth to Jto«a Rowllnd, Jr. i 916-5)30 Sentember 7fh. Slerps' i, newlyvfur- Immediately ;OOD4,i:& Mlvrr. nruy. bniull mlnluturcb, * SAI 8EHVICK • nUhcd.hu* water vf«w. a«l| BRIdve «• AKC rculslnrcd, nni'tt block. FUlton 8- • 1321, alter June Ith. •-. 8-U . 8187. • . . ••.;•'• yvEhDtsa Work ii horn* &*>int,jiltnf 1* sui\c;s rnmika. W« lupply nmtorltlc • Eclipse - Yard Mart pursing Service •ml Lean Ait&claiton t raid pty lUpplttg b6lh w»f«. 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•."%.' Ki.aduijtioii - u5Jprclst*k.- 8l^ J"utao*'. under Jhith St. Dennis. .-_". live' ll^y>UI,ii»ti. -Joseph J. $ao- were the following cJfyjfotd rc4- th^. f$ c^^i^ijates f.ot associate ,1« 0 de^'-Mrs'.'-Hobert^CWsioh'ot. 10 ajr.ts.-idegtipesv:;-'-;-- ;••;.- }%*';•••-••>• ••'•;. University-, Nfw,Orleans, La.' '* Attending th^ graduation dorse,*36f of- 89 James «vehue; ,20- her parents; her brpther, Howard, day •.su.^p.ensicfn' qitectlve-'May 22. Collins avenue,- Fifth fy arts rriajor, "Kir. HrurnfU'ld.w'ho-rslnked thlfa~ 'and sister, jSay,. and two grand- wnte'fhT"Ued in tht» day session..'. 'in his cjvil. engineering "class, was' mothers, •'. Mrs. S. W- tyUinnii! w'f drive, past/ . Miss Romano is a_\b secretary of the student chapter #,: l 1 Cranford and Mrs. VV. E. JErnst of The Ladies' Auxiliary of C°P Vpresidpnt. ' major in the, pf, jthe American Society Qf J3iviL N York...... • ..••.-•-- Piskll Post, 335, VFW,-.,was Wrs. Vincent .P^^ Engineers, .'a member of tiv» host for (he ''fln'als,: of the ; Arbiir street \yiiy s one of tKe g Louisiaha Ensineering Society and; tovrnarrtent sponsored by the pie- for "i,be contefet: and .'Miss Cairol! the Westminster Fellowship/ He Yoting Democrats partment of New Jersey VeterahSJ \tfeSDlo\yski of. 49 South; Union i,s a; gra4uute of Pingry^ School. n( ynrHpfl Wars Ladies* Auxiliary | avenue served.on. the commtttee. Mr Rrnmftplis week of nine The "Cranford DenMJdratic Club old Karen Berkcs of Newark, span-. '< " - syn4hetit f«JpHcaS',of some, of the \ ;-, is sponsoring the organization of world's most .famous, diamonds/ Wcstfiel .v'V ftbe "Crawford, Young Democratic Arnong the njne. replicas ;^re tl)e CJiib and the first-; meeting will be 1 The sctond place trophy :was Awardeded XJJC^ys Great Mogul diamond of- 280 carats ni/Elet Tu!^v held tonight at 8:30' p,in. in-, room by Elaine blLonard6rl3, of South lt ; Ingeborgg g B,, Feyy of 9 Grpve ddow n to 'ththe Pasha of EgyptEgyt, a Tbf ^estneld fil^d Club wilt 1 . t r 7 of the Municipal Buiidink. Head- Plainfield, sponsored by the South street arid "i"ifllsl s RRosemar y JJ. K stone of 4P_ carats. , . harve its a»m\ual meeting nnd elec- ing the list, of organizers are £dr Plainfieldi Memorial Avxil.iary 6763, mano of 40 Grove-street were uon of ptTic(i«s at $ p.m. Tuesday 'ward DiCorcia and Charles Sieg- of District 8. Jo-Ann ;Marinaro of among 29 Union Junior College at the home of Mr. and Mrs, C. F. fried; .Democratic nominees for North Plainfield, sponsored by-the students who were' awarded UJC Wallace", 629 Tremont avenue, Township Committee, • • . Storr-Ritchie Post Auxiliari y 50506 Keys for participating in" extra- Kathy Arigprmuejler'of 410'Ca-' BRUCE R, BRUMf IELD ; MISS HOLLY lVj£Lli)S Wt'stfield, it was announced this ,"" Anyone interested - in Cranford of District, 5., won the third Rlace curricular activities during; th6 sino avenue -vpan the prize- for the week by Roy T. Pucfccy of Cran- politics between the ages of 18 iiHTCht'acaflomic year. ' !••." highest average in grade four and ford, president. • : •-••..*? trophy- " .. .•'.--. '• •"'•' •' '•'•'•' .*' Julia Jane Martley of 1 Franklin and 25 ,is invited. Other contestants in .the finals The keys •'-are awarded on the BruriifieldWins Mr. Puckcy will present, an, il-. • -5 v Bates Degree • Vincent Dotoli, 'president of the, were Karen; Zielstorff of Middle- basis of a point system established avenue -won the pri'/e for. the lusttated lecture on "Nature of the ." ' ' ' • . • M."'' highest average in grade three at Union County. Young Democrats, CttRISTINE SCIHLLINGER town . Township sponsored ;by by the Day and Evening Student Wetlands." ; • : ~ "'-'<:""- ut • will, be gues.t speaker. Discussions Cuils ''• ' ' "" the closing iexercises'of the Oak A bachelor, of science, degree in Auxiliary 4247 of jjistrict 0 Councils. . Assisting the hosts will be •!» 'Holly Milius, daughter of U be held ri.s to'how such an or- Mary Lynn Psolka of " ~" J)r. Kenneth ... Knoll School, Summit, on Sunday. civil engineering was^ conferred Mrs.. William L. Carter, Mrs. Wil- Mr. and • MVbv Howard.-E. Milius p'f ganization can besb t serve CranfoiCdd Miss Schillinger sponsored by Auxiliary 222*7 of presented the Iveiwcn, deant' H,I Mnriann f 410. Ca-May 27 on Bruce R.^BrumHeld, liam M*'Beard and Mrs. J. Lcrtpy . 9. Tuxedo plate, was a member of yfl3 th'e 'Twin BrooHs sino avenue received the ner members-of the Demo- Among; the department guests Country Club, Watchung, honoring; spelling in grade three. iBrumfield of-120 Elm street, at Mrs. George H. Bates of Cranford. SS 0[ cratic Club assisting in the forma- SphillingW, l'ege, Lewiston, Me., whicH held tion are Dick Brandt', Sal Maggio, diiuehtei1 of Mr', and Mrs. Charles commencement exercises on Sun-Marshall I^lcin and Don Trueksess, day. • : . F. Schillinger of. 20 Greaves place, Miss Milius, a speech major, was among 83 graduates at the was an assistant in thi? speech de- Licenses Suspended 21st cbmrhencepient exercise at partment for two years. S¥ic was "Driver's license'suspensions un- co-captain of the cheerleaders' and tjer.th, e Point System reported this, Roanbke College, Salem, Va., on 1 a member of'the 6uting CMb and w.eek •..by...Motor-Vehicle- Director Sunday-. ' .•'}'•,' •" Robinson Players. She Will take; Ned J. Biirsekiah includt'd: Flor- Miss Scliillinger earned her ,a*dance course this summer at ence Ma.ndel, 26, of .10 tRutgers B. A. degree in.', classics* and fino Connecticut College .for Women j road, xinermonth suspension effec- arts. iShcvvns a "member'of Xi The- a Chi; honorary language frater'r- AUTO DEALERS * COAL fast gardening results ni'ty; Sigma Pelta .Pi, honorary classics' fraternity, -and the DIRECTORS Wnmrh's Athletic 'Association. She OLET,,Inc. BENICK LOVELAND Fuel Co., Inc. Edward G. Ledden & Son "''• * T^» O»p«ncUbl»« - •" ' -.-. DMrlbtUt . ,3. . . .. ,... • vyas a , cheerleader and ejected : AND This profeSSlpnaMype fertilizer!? espe- queen of hey fresrlmati- class: She :PART:„• DODOE -# CUStOM ISO -r'*'r * *•'" Gray .Memorial cially forniuldteiJ to Kelp you-ptedti6» :——SAM'S - J5FRVICR • PftBTS ', '•",.,. JOBRtNO AND AJLTKKAT1ONS beautiful, fully developed flowers and played basketball and won two ^OFFERS COKE FuWeruLDirectors •LKOTKIO BKWEK CLKANINO better vegetable yields. Agrlco'for Gyr-; letters; , u. dens provides the right combinatliph of yy. I)Ridg* 8-UM 12 8prlngfleld E Miss Schillinger, a, dean's list i«t NORTH AVB.. I. BR6.2935 -- CH 5-1207 SaiBSaS^ quick and Slqwacting nitroge^ pho?- " 6-0092 -'^"'- lif#j| phorus and potash for superior feed- student, was named to "Who's M. D. COLANERI ; I* jpf) m ingaction. It's easy to use—safe, clean. Who in American Colleges and ingaction.Itseasvt CP& P9H DEALERS DOOLEY PLUMBING AND HEATING odorless and granular. Universities.'' She wns; treasurer AaibotlMl Personal "Attention" ; : of P-hi Mu women's fraternity. , — OanyUU P»H^ Depirtmcni — FUNGAL SERVICE 10 ib. box1:.: ;.•...... , . M.25 To All Our Custortiera ' She will begin studies Wednes- MARINO'S FISH MARKET PONEEAL DIBECTOB8 ' , Convenient;25 Ib. bag....'...... M.95 Kerth •»< Central AYi«. day for-a master of.nrts in teach-, BR 6-2167 Handy storaae baa—5Q lbs.- .....*2.9S ~|Tesh Seafood Daily PhonerBRidg* 6-025$ ing at Duke University, Durham, ADaint 3-0220 2 Moen St • . Craofora: 2/50It; DOfls:;^....•:;. N; C. ; : - • • ' . "••. Call BBIdflt* 8-1333 North Are,, W.. ' ' Guqianietd Uieci Can 34 ifOrtlf AT#« B. . CranfvWd SERVICE REILLY OLDSMOBILE FURNITURE SUAAMER FEEDING —Ineartormted — ' Aitl4 : STATIONS FOR LAWNS O.tD8MOBlll. E. FlUfa v -. 8»I«» * Sirrlee Fera s Furniture, Inc. Many Lawns ADam«2-7B51 . kTerylUin F«r The Horn* . CENTENNIAL Gulf Service Funiltuir* ~ AppUanc** North 'Weiifi«Id Juvenile FVirnitur^ » -. Irvin Muldrow Stan Costley Ruined Last '• - •• • Baby Can-luges ..;., J ' . Gulf Product* •...'" Linoleum"- RUKI — Lump* Mechanic on -Duty at All Time* Gliu Yeaiiv ROTCHFORD PC^NTIAC; Truck it Autd Hep»lr» — Itoad Seivio* • Wtddlteg Arr«ngem«nli 8 Eaitraan 8t Cranfoyd . BRidgs 6-9775 • Authorized . '• p«rd*»:8upj>ll*« 367 Cenleriiiial Av*. Cranfoid - t: VpNTI A(J CO. BRIdg* 8-470O CHHW 1-2700 LAMPSHAfcES * CRANFORD ESSO and 'Sales-Service •• •• SS*tVIOENTB* '- '. • Highli Call — AD 2-5J52 • Wheel Al((nm«nt * Bsl«aelaf BODY AND PAINT SHOP * Br.ke Bertlee ' • 1/lmUt • *••• Bf ' Tempest, Vauxhall *an.d LAMPS & LAMPSHADES • . ' •• AtlM Attrm—ti*» English Ford line SI How Tewluir Btrvlo* U6 North Av«« W. Cranfttrd Pick up and Delivery S«r»ie».. LAWN MOTH 1001 Lampshades In Stock Call BBIdf* f-ISM F«nd«r Rspain •— painting ROMUC COMPLETE tAMP BKPAJB DKPT. tS Boath AV«.ilW.« ••.•• r. • GOOp WILL USED CARS ISO 3rd AV«w "W. 11 ' CKANPOHD • . Truck PaJnllngJf LAMPSHADES HADE TO OBDES Ul NOKtH AVB., B. WKITFUU) Foreign Car Our experienc> «nablo« ui to lolva any ADam«a-3700 " FORMAL ^EAR np or lajinpsbadfr'problem, 40 yeatt Insectkride AD 2-88B7 \& buiuwtfa. ' - . SINCLAIR SERVICE 320 Windsor AT*. . SINCLAIR CONTROLS LAWN CHINCH BUGS GAS * OIL RICHARD O. UNION COUNTY BUICK CO. E.T.WILLI/UyiS COMPLETE ttEPAIRS and « broad rang* of VBB Central Av«, ' Wtttfltld . Br«kei. Ifoltlao, TUM-UD* it beautiful ALUMINUM ; BR8-9788 - Insect No ParMnp Problem* 356 Centennjal Av«. Cranford trees. Research -I™ '• .. -.- ' ADat». a-iiM '. •"•'" " .-•"• Advances Wrifihi SHOE REPAIRING *. Hichard O. Wright of 204 Hamp- LIFETIME ALUMINUM WEAR MENTALS" LIQUOR STORES * ton street, has been named asso- PRODUCTS, Inc. Rave puy Own Stock , EXPERT SHOE ciate director ol the gencraf engi- Howe Imvr*««tt*ai. o CUSTOM; TAILORED SUITS •TOWN TAVERN REPAIRING neering division: at the Flbrharn' BalM girrle* Btorta Wtei*wi * D«ort Park Center of Esso Research and GMC TRUCK SJULS8 *.,, ' ' BR 8-3205 - . ' MRN'S * WOS^N'S UTEKATIONa UQUQHST6HE QUICK SERVICE Engineering', Co., chief scientiftc GOOD V8BO OAK* 102 SMUh An, W. Cranford ADom» 3-1538 LOUIS MONTINI I filiate'rof Standard Oil Co.- (N.J.). M. «Nk4 •«. 11,1 Qulmb^ St.' \ Wwtfltld Cranford'a SHOE REPAIRING . Mr. Wright joined the company U 4-3300 22 Aldan St. - Cranfon) •ROAD 8PJCTRUU OIMINON' INSfCIICIDt in 193? after receiviriga bachelor's BANK AND * Complat* Padta«r« Stoir* degree in' chemical engineering WINES — LIQUORS — BEERS . - Chinch bugs are no match for Spec- frbm the University of Florida. BEESE BROTHERS EOOD MARKETS • it WATCH tracide. the new multi-purnose broad • •'. A»thart«*4 -^ In 1948, he was appointed a group : BRldtf* 8.0500 spectrum lawn and garden insecticide . Plymouth -* Valiant REPAIRING containing Diarinon-the standard head nmFtciur years later w^s ap- HAYECK'S FINE FOODS 415 Cantoanlal Av*. Craniovd . chemical for chinch bug control. New pointed an assistgnt supervising ~" ' 'A Spectracide also effectively controls "engineer. He became a -supervis- ADams 3-102O CITY " > Fred I. tlayedc, Rrojp. 01 •k*rt-kb»kt tr» (I I i J!. . most destructive insects attacking ing engineer in 1954. «43 Norlh Av«.. W. FEDERAL SAVINGS ' - Steia Pkwjr^ Midi 1M) flovyers, vegetables, fruit trees, Op«a 7 shrubs and turf. The wide variety of In- 1956, i Mr. Wright was-' ad- ' insects controlledby vanced to assistant director of the Spectracide saves you planning' engineering division. TWIN BORO AUTO CORP. SIS dotoni^kd Arf« Orontord TICKER money-simplifies your CurrenMy Mr. Wright is acting AUTHORIZED FORD SAVINGS SHOT ..-. tpraylngr •- : Aneunt AccounH STORAGE temporarily as head pf general en- WAVCHlS * CLOCK* I Ask for Spectracide next FUEL OIL gineering. -..- • KCNIIWORTH, BMiUvsrd at C»Mt, . RCPAIHt tMHC OM THI time you come in. Avail-, ELIZABETH, i. Umy «l Uthru* ' H ' able in quart, pint, and Ji«tt«¥ JLKS JIWIHY •trAIDI 8-ounco cans. LOVELAND Fuel Co., Inc. FMBAInstalk • ELMpRA, EKHMt *« Jwwy A«tk«riM« Carp ,ew Members Truck* • UNION, Sluyvatinl «l V.ux Halt ESSO HEAT- met OIL NOW AVAILABl-f |*lve new members of the fire ! Call BRidg* 8-1144 Tree* and thrubi (lourl$h with department were installed as Pitt, RQSELLE HENRY P. TOWNSEND lush foliage', flower* bloom with members of Local 31, FNJBA, at a NEW GRAMJLAk dazzling color and •!*«. The Rost meeting l Monday evening in the CHMlnut 8-8100 AND ITOIAOI Root Feeder attache* to your gar* 158 Westfleld Ave^ E., Roselle Pk. ASSOGIATION REEL-STRONG PJEL CO. den hose, serves food and wtoer*!*. iflrehouse. . Their membeijship will , rriendly 8«rvle« Sine* IMS SPECTRACIDE to tolutlon straight to the roots. become effective as *oT July T,"op* CtinUt tutt interMt' 4* FORMS 12 Ross plant Food iartrldflai on completion of their' first sly Ul North Ave., W. . WettfleM $5.95 Treatt 2,500 Sq. Ft Included. > ' onthB of service." '., '. •. AUGUSTINE MOTORS, Chvitmil St. ', ADUOM t-iU* .<'..'. OF The new members arc: Harold . Inc.'. ,' i BtUdgt 8-0800 ^maratlus, Jr., Kent Kir^cman, Cranford INSURANCE "Virilliam "Washbourne, Thomas Well arranged tltne Is the surest OINell and Pasqualo Cnpobianco. mark of a well arranged mind.— NURSI|VG HOMES * KNOWN PLAY BOX SAND Final arrangements were. mpde Sir Isaac! Pitman. . RANKIN FUELCO. 80-LB. BAG for a retlremerit dinner to be held ••rrU* • Vt«M»t DaUrtriM • ' W\)\Lli OIL • CRANFORD HALL TO MAN! AT-SrCIRE — ONLY Tn honor~6rcapt. Edward Kuhleij; Otti BtJ|OOUt MKTWM sc^mldt at. LePree's -Restaurant, Call BRldjpi t,8200 NURSING HOME RqselUs Park, on June-26. Copt. No Xmwir, BRldg* ••3341 No Porking Problems — Just Drive Jn Roar Kuhlensc'nniidt, who., became a SCARBROMGH U Aer« ICtUU—TUftproof Bulldlnw LIFE INSURANCE member of the call department in UflU* N«f«l In Chvtt* 19J8 and a member of the paid de- AD 1-1018. d 8-110* REAL ESTATE wlent in .1938, is now on 30-598'North' Av«w |L .. LEHIGH OIL CO., Inc. •f Lingola ttb, '>.' CnntotM

™» terminai, leave with retire- jJ QwranUud" ...••• ." •• .; •• ' • ment to take effect officially June PLUMBERS 'liL-i Tickets for thd dinner may Cranford & Garwood OIL ivttMftt V be.obtained, at the flrohpuse. . °_ with YEAKEL & SHARKEY BHENNAN & TOYE ( • There will be no FMBA meet- MrrtU 81. Crtnford ings in July and August. Gutters - Leaders art is thvMtjtettpt of a Diiry great man for tmill art.-^T. Scott i Fetes Mrs, Kott Att Work T#L BR 6-2474 i For 32 Years Ft '• {.. Mrs. B. B. Kott, outgoing presi- Guaranteed dent of the Cranford High Scjjpol ' *' A mind HveVy and at ease can do wad honored at a luncheon - 4' tter Siti Kmel)diyery _ that do«* nfit %V$fife- EAST • •*: Inn, Scotch Plains, given by her Ausieri. '•;. • ..-• TQM BHARDEY ^ccutivc -board, members. * The ey* Telephone 276-1661 . . CRAWFORD, N. J. •»a pees^fitjjd, jyith a

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•'.'• -v "~, i•••.,. L: Pa«c 'Eight '.'•;• ::CRANFO)BP'-(N;'.J:)XlTlZBN>'A^D'CHRbl«ifc"i.E^TIII)IISDAV/'jyNE 6. I may'-Jbe, oblaiiied at the Sports- :*••/• IJ '",- ' "tnan!s Shob, Reel-Strong F^el'Co;, Service V1 ' HedenbergiMacfieart-Agency or th0 TJmtwed^^Tea^ v A, [mi hoiiorinn the,volu'ntevi'-workers "for"the Visiting- Homeraakor of the •» ^ , » r, . v, ^ , 4-J Lincoln to Stace ' " Service of-' Central UnionCounty 'was,(given at the home e^Fe8tiyal To(jtiy^ ^ •Ul Mr*. Marshall, the-newly-elected provident of the board of dir«c- j •.- . • • • • . lord und.the PhiWrteltf.Community Mi-ill be one of the banner seasons;" Ann Pcnvenne will be announcer - -Mrs, Eginhard bieuty .Miss! 1 Helen Loire, Mrs. E. P. Wenzel-j Fund. ••• • •. . in' the camp'sj 38-year history, Mr. j Of "the program'designed to. show AlM>n stated. "'••""• :•*"..: j physical education skills., The;first bertler, Mrs. 'Edward Sansdn; Ml*.. . The t\licatio'n' blanks Cato. , . ' '• Mr"s.~Thelma Mair,~~!jupervis;or, ond lieutenant in the U. S. Army. . who are seryiriK as YES volunteers. EifiM :.other..' women.,. '» 'j^ .* represented the -agency, hejraquai*-1. He has. been ot wtilon •40- Hawaii? • .staff .the Youth- EniploynTeht Sfi.vice off!iee which will . open North'Union avenue, •>.. , : Col. and Mrs. Reilly, wiib have shortly, .accorcting to Normaji A.' Kljiii.e, •:general c;h.airrnan. . : ". A- non-profit organization, YHS been stationed in VaHriingeiv, Ger- provides trained homemakers to many, for the pa&t^three, years with by the Cranford Dramatic Club at fabulous new assume the care and management the. headquarters' of the Seventh Army, returned last week; and •we're present for the. commence- the'high school' last Thursday /eve- ment yesterday, • rting. ' • : ' , •'• , v. V STEREO .Col. Reilly, former manager of The dancers, have performed for: JUNE 16 HINION COUNTY the Cranford ThWiT^eT^iajj.beeri re- various civic and-religious!'d'rgan- assigned • to Ft. Huaefiuca; ,Ari/.., iza'tlons and" \ti6y put on a dance HIGH FIDELITY JUST wheire he wjll be with the U. S. demonstration ' during •' Granfojd ii^ ARRIVED Combat Development AKency. "E|ays, ..:••• /•'•'• -• ' • ' .. . WO MMFS Miss Atis'eo, an advanced student phonograph value ST. JAMES, SPRINGFIELD ind assistant teacher at the studio, was chosen as Miss-.Cranford Dajfs Yvette[Vance ...,:_' • ' • -A ' ./'• j COLOGNES FOR MEN The stUdio will b.o closed for the with m/oluf ionary June 24 - August 16 e summer aijd', will-re-open for. Its Annual Exhibition l()th si>aspn-Th the fail. • space age] The Yvette Dance .Stifldio will hold! its annual demonstration this Saturday and S.unday-at the Amer- Solid State Gircuitry GAMES- V ^ ^RTS & CRAFTS icah Legion Casino. All', classes BARBECUE SZT will perform exercises," steps and SWIMMING & OUTINGS routines they have learned .duv- :rig the past season.. Relatives-and NO TUBES 69e .:: ., . .. friends of students nre4nvited and ' Full Seasjon Half Season — $35.00 refreshments will be.served after (June 24 - July 19 or, ,?ach class has-performed. th» rnagnificcnt ; HOR-CO-HOi ' $60.00 •July 22 - Aiigtist 16) . . i•Hostesses;, wilt- bcV--Mrs. 'IPauT Penvcnne, Mrs, James DePew, RUBBING ALCOHOL Mrs, lidward Ostrove, Mrs. ,H, '. Doeri- and Mrs.. Richard Strauss of DAILY BUS SERVICE AVAILABLE Crnnford, .Mrs. H, ,C. Titswbrth of .• You've neyeh heard anything Iik6 it! LATESTSTYLES^ Wpsllield; and-the assistant teqeK-1 ?—Solid state circuitry gives ten times the ers, Joaniie Prill, Cleaettc; Briefer, efficiency of cpmparahle tube sets! - Bernadine Mciddcn,' Karen Doh- beek, B.ai4iara Weisburger and Jo- • So" dependable thai parts are guar-' Call EL 4-4747; for Brochure anteed for 5 years^-twenty times(" as BATHING CAPS anne Aliseo. ' j . " ALSO CHILDREN'S SIZES Union County CYO -- 889 ]E. Jersey St.- Elizabeth The Yvette Dancers periprmed (dVig'as the standard indu§try'guaran« recently for the Cranford Business tee Tortube sets! ' - . ,, - rid and £atnthe; -Spring, Revue put "on iiirsisirtsEK YVIIXIAM L. BOYKO OLD SPICE, SPORTSMAN, F0U to Award KINGS MEN, FABERGE, and

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