WESTFIELD LEADER EIGHTH YEAB-^No, 34 KoUr«4 >• Second Clua Matter Tib* Leading And Moat Widely Circulated Weekly Nmnmmer In Union Count* Poit Otflc*. W«»ta«td. It. J, WESTFIELD, NEW JERSEY, THURSDAY, MAY i, 1958 32 PagM—10 C**U mcil Adopts $505,500 Public to Take Bailey To Head County Republicans Voters Approve School Addition Part in CD Charles P. Bailey of Westfleld, •rovement Measures former freeholder, was named Re- TestTuesday publican county chairman las Westnarco to Note week of the county Republican Follows committee which organized in the By Narrow Margin; Pool Defeated Silver Anniversary Activity to Halt Winfield Scott Hotel in Elizabeth. With "Take Cover" Mr. Bailey, former Wcetfield ts Voiced Wesmarco, Westfield married mayor, outpolled Harry V. Os- Varied Programs To Highlight ,354 Co to Polls, couples club, will celebrate its sil- Signal at 10:30 borne Jr. ot Cranford by a 271-25 ver anniversary tonight at the vote which was made unanimous Ordinances New Jersey's population will at Mr. Osborne's request. Give New Building YMCA. A series of highlights Music Week Observance take cover Tuesday for about 10 The crowd of almost 300 com of 23 ordinances, provid from annual plays of the past 25 minutes when the sirens wsll at mittee members, out' of the largcs Varied programs have been 17, and the 'Boys' Gleo Club of the 205-VoteEdge 500 for town improve- years will be presented. Ruth Gil- 10:30 a.m. Acting State Director in years, heard Freeholder Alber planned for the local observance high school will present a program is adopted by the Town bert, program chairman, and her of the Division ot Civil Defense J. Bentiinger hurl a challenge for of National Music Week, May 4 at Roosevelt Junior High tomor- and Disaster Control, Thomas S. At the heaviest school election. ondsy night. The meaa- committee, have arranged for .a unity, coupled with a bitter, at 11. The slogan for the week is row, and at the Elm Street School art of an $801,600 three- Dlgnan, said this sets off the na- tack at Sen. Robert C. Crane, "Live With Music," according to May 23. in years Tuesday, • slim margin cast of 40 members, past and tion-wide annual effort. f 205 votes resulted in approval* gram aimed at street titular head of the party. And it Mrs. Ashton Cuckler, chairman. The First Presbyterian Church ind traffic light improve- present, to stage the skits. Nearly The 10:30 a.m. signal will be adopted after short discussion I Assisting Mrs. Cuckler are Mrs, if the Board of Education's pro-. of Westfleld will mark the ^begin- osal to spend $2,3 tialarti Iman A. Turney Savftge sey State Science Day; competi- quested to take cover upon hear- Ftn* Methodist Church. Jpr.Mt Ibjectors that "we haven't ing the "Take Cover" signal. If Weitfteld" Democratic Municipal Bonnie -Iflrtett, Sutmtne Merrill t "Whereas, throuRh the contu Ft»urth, 646 In favor end 865 tion at Rutgers University in Committee at its annual organlza- Carolyn Pollard; oboe, Lydli Ba {es music has been tho expri'saloi cha)non came to the Weatfieli agalnSit. |s thorough consideration chemistry; French Club secretary; in town they are to leave their of feeling and entertainment to church In 1962, after serving ai t acted hastily" in order automobiles and seek shelter in tion meeting last week. He wl dcau, Mary Morris and Johr The Junior high completion pro- Senior Literary Club president; succeed Wallace Edgerton in th< Smart; E flat clarinet, Katherln all peoples, and has furnished pastor of First Methodist Church, posal was approved in ill wards, irk funds for use before Student Council; yearbook busi- the nearest public store. If out of Montclalr, for six years. His pre- town, in residential areas, motor- port. Lane; B flat clarinet, John Ah common language that is under with a total vote of 8,8S8 In favor i went over its debt limit ness manager} summer experience fold, David lAiles, Dean Alles, stood and enjoyed universally, vious pastorates Include four yoai the school bond referen- ists are to stop and remain in Mr. Daman, who served as vie and 1,407 opposed. Balloting- by with experiments relating to cure Martin Ames, iRobert Andrus, and in Minnesota, parts of two year wards on the item was: First, 1,« ch was approved Tuesday. of cancer at Waldemar Research their cars until the "Alert" is chairman last year, was graduate as assistant and supply In the sounded for dismissal 10 minutes from the Polytechnic Institute o Thomas' Bohannon, Robert iBrouil- "Whereas, music hflH becom 134 yes, 360 no; Second, 005 yes, Savage and Mayor Thomas Lab, Port Washington, N. Y. His iard, Leila Bunnell, Paul Carlson, more essential in the lives of ou Summit Methodist Church, and i that definite plans have later at 10:40 a.m. Brooklyn with a degree in mcchan 284 no; Third, 825 yes, 408 no; favorite hobbies are music, read- Edward Clement, Glen Cntne, Jean young people and is a deHnlb 'our years us tho pastor of Cracu Fourth, 984 yes and 427 no. ing and scientific projects. The Westfleld Civil Defense leal engineering. He served in th' Methodist Church, East Orange formalized for the acqui- Daviaon, Patricia Flanagan, Bruc part of our American way of life, / Robert II. Mulreany, Board of Council Staff expects to visit sev- U. S. Army Corps of Engineers a Graham, Edwin Mampc, {Puvii any of the property. The Miss Evans, who spent two years eral schools in town to observe the a second lieutenant from 1944 U "Now, therefore, I, II. Ernuraon Dr. Michalson received his a en- Education tfpokt.imun, said tho kiinted out that 'any part Maynu, Sally McCobb, James Me Thomas, mayor of the town of Jemie training at the University toaid probably will sell the bond* in Westfield High School, will ma- action of the students during the 194(5. Namara, John Koedigcr, Nancy deleted but, he said, "we jor in languages, French and Rus- take cover period. Wi'Btfleld, do hereby proclaim the of MlnrieBotn, whore ha earned tho uly 1 for tho high school expan- ss it tonight if we want Daman Is now deputy directo Schneider, Thomas Scott, Bailey week of May 4 to 11 as National BA and MA dcgreeii In history sian, at Colby College and plans From the dismissal "alert" on, sion and the Edison School equip- by part of it within the of research and development o Small, Virginia Vignc, Carol Music week in the town of West- and philosophy. In 1041 he com- ment. They total »2,fllO,OOO, Th« career in teaching or with the the public and all civil defense Foster Wheeler Corp., designers Weintraub, O'Mara White, Uod field and urge the people to ob- ileted the BD d6gree at Drew The- le years." United Nations. personnel, except the headquarters board will advertise for construe' and manufacturers of steam gen- noy Wick, Marjorle Wilson, Rob. serve this week by contributing loglcal Seminary, Madison. He tion bids in September and award ions were also voiced to She has participated in Girl staff, will not be called upon for erating equipment. crt Wolfgang, and Carol Zuis. an active interest in this phase of Iso studied at Union Theological ber ordinances providing any further participation. The contracts In November or Decem-, Scouts, dramatics, musical organ- In assuming the position o Also, alto clarinet, Douglas community life." Seminary and at the University icr. Work is expected to start irovements in individual izations, was yearbook art editor headquarters staff will be on con- of Edinburgh, at which latter in- i These were Westfield aye- stant duty and working out the chairman, Mr. Daman remarked, Eaton; bas3 clarinet, Dynnn Cor- two years and won a certificate "My interest in ' politics, regret- bctt; alto -saxophone, Patricia ititutlon he occupied Drew's Pili- (Please turn to page 2) fton street, Garfleld ave- merit in Latin in grade 10. Her "sealed" problem for two days in ng Fellowship for foreign study SGrandview avenue. ThoBe coordination with the county and tably recent in origin, is based on Goddwin, Elizabeth Keith, Barbara hobbies are music, painting and strong feeling that the eontinu Mackenzie; tenor saxophone, John Musical Club Sets h theology, sailed them "unnecessary" scientific projects. state staffs. ing success of our stable two party Anderson, James Duncan and His church relationships have Inancial hardship." Coun- system depends on wide particlpa Barry Dzindzio; bassoon, Virginia Invite Public To Felch cast the only oppos- Benefit Concert ncluded trusteeships of Centenary Cancel Bike Inspection tion on all levels ... by all citi- Clarkson; cornets, William An- imior College, tho Methodist j on the ordinances. He zens." drews, Nicholas Baily, Joel Bern |nst paving and curbs and Plans Complete stein, Warren Buhlcr, -Harvey Mrs. Henry €. Lcigeo, president iJome for the Aged In Ocean Hear "Messiah" jn Westfleld avenue from The regularly scheduled bicycle Mr. Daman and his wife Douglas, William Fletcmeyer, Bar- f' the Musical Club of Westficld, rove, the Brooklyn Methodist (ton street to Grove street. For Bridge Parties inspection will not be held this now traveling in England and Ger- ry Gordon, Alice Ilciple, Alan hus announced that Mrs. William lospltal and the South District The Presbyterian Church Is con- pn signed by 31 persons Saturday,' Sgt. Thomas Catalon many for the Foster Wheeler Corp I'carlman, Alan Peterson, Sher P. Holt will serve as chairman of Church Society. Ho is chairman :ludinu; its special series of serv- inn objected to the ordi- Jr., safety officer has announced. While abroad, they plan to tour wood Schaub, Dean Vanderbilt. he Scholarship Finance Commlt- if the Newark Conference Board :es of music with u performance. ^rniing the work "unneccs- A garden setting by Cliff Tine The next one will be held the first Switzerland and Belgium and at- (ic for 1058. The committee will t Pensions. f the Lenten and Easter portions Nurseries in Somerville will ac- Saturday in June. tend the world's fair in Brussels Also, French horn, Konald Wan> nescnt a concert this month to M expressing the fear it less; baritone horn, James JHoatly; Dr. Mlchnlson has also been ac- Handel's "Messiah" to take cent the theme "A Summer Fan- raise funds for scholarship awards ivu in community nlTulrs. Ho is laco In the church Sunday at irn the street into a speed- tasy—Mille Flcurs" for the fash- trombone, Allan Ilaworth, Ernest which are made annually by tho foments at Central and Lanning, Malcolm Mackenzie, Wil- member of Itotary, a member of :30 p.m. The full chancel choir ion show luncheon bridge parties club. The Musical Club has been the udvlsory committees for the ind soio quartet of the church will [venues and Rahway ave- to be given by the Senior Aox- Garden Center To Open liam Mozealous, Dunicl Peurce, making these grants available to jSpiinK street will be made Elizabeth Waldchcn; tuba, Allan Community Center in Wcstfleid Ing. Iiary to the Children's Country talented young- people of this area This service marks the conclu» I uf $12,700. Storm sewers Fisher, David McAllister, Robert for their musical education for and the WesUield division of the Home May 12, 13 and 14 at the With Tree Planting Ceremony Union County Psychiatric Clinic. ion of a muslcttl winter season t installed in sections of Far Hills Inn, Somerville. Moister, Jon Teeple; string bass, 6 yearn. feet, Aiden avenue, High- Wayne Smith; tympani, Charles He was formerly a director at the ndcr the direction of tho organ- Jane Smith of 137 Centra! ave- (5e« picture on page 2) 238 Charles street, will be open to Eddy; and percussion, Robert At the present lime three young Ked Cross and the Family und it nnd choirmaster, Dr, George renue, Elm street and the public from 2 to 4 p.m. both musicians arc receiving scholar- Id avenue, for $54,000. nue will present the fashion show. Mayor H. Emerson Thomas has ileraa, Arthur Lepow, Marion Children's Society of Montclair. !. Volkt'l, and the opening of Mu- Pianists accompanying the show declared open house at the Muni' days. In bloom will be mertensia, ship aid from the club. Miss Graco c Week, which begins on Sunday. ' (rdinances were introduced Pierce, Harry Stier and Suzunne Lewis is studying organ at the Married to the former Louise for the three days will be Mrs. cipal Building during the Garden Quaker ladies, bloodroot, anemones, Ullrich. 3ucklcy Card of Summit, he and "Tho advent of the HI-FI phon- | come up for hearing and Center to be held tomorrow and spring beauties, trlllium, and many Saatmann School of Music; Miss graph, and the LP records have ts*KV May 12. One pro- Emroett Deeter and Mrs.' Ashton Proceeds from the snle of tickets Carole Smith is majoring in piuno Vtrn. Michalson have two children, . Cuckler. Saturday by the Garden Club varieties of fern and violets. In iathryii 11, and Gordon Jr., 10. inhered in a remarkable upward I" the care of all trees in addition Mrs. Coffey's garden has go into a sinking fund which is it Northwestern University, and Fashions wlTl be modeled by the Council of the Westficld area. The armarKed for new band uniforms. iliss Ann Bochtn is at Wheuton wing in the musical interests ot ji; the other changes the following Service League mem- council rooms, offices, and library plantings of many wild shrubs ic nation. Complete symphonies f taxi fares from a mile- bers: Mesdames Everson Pearsall, will be open for public inspection including wild dogwood, sweet pep- ollego studying piano and music id oratories can now be recorded ii zone arrangement. Arthur Staub; C. Richard Water- while the Garden Center is in per, shadbuck, cokebcrry and iducation. Garden Circle To i but one or two LP records^ house, D. Campbell Taggart Jr., progress in the Municipal Build- huckleberry. Williams, Dunn The concert, which will mark the reat music of tho symphonic ing's Watcunk Room. The center rlusical Club's observance of Nn- orld and of the church are now Gordon Reese, Robert Messcrsmith, Here also will be a display by unal Music Week, will ibe held in Hold Home Show John Swlnk, Leonard Marsac, will be opened with a tree-plant- the Men's Garden Club on the pro. .•oming more and more familiar W Health ing ceremony at 1 p.m. when a To Be Honored ic Wcstfield Senior High School nd loved by those who enjoy tho Dodd Slocum, John D. Stewart, pagation of azaleas and ilex; and iaturday, May 10 at 8:30 p.m. The Flower nmingi-ra who aiu par- William Jennings and Howard flowering Bechtcl Crab tree will another by the Crcstwood Garden manorial classics," Dr. Volkel be presented to Mayor Thoma3 for John P. Morrisscy, ticket chair- ub will present Louis Cyrille icipnting in th« 'May 0 "Show of aid. Stanley. Additional models will Club showing geranium propaga- lartin, a former scholarship stu- ihowd," (ij)en hoincii ot the Wuil» week in the four )iom(M to be •nds its strong support to the de- JITAINSIDE —Mrs. John Mrs. Marion Sims, and Mrs. Geo. clubs will provide flower arrange- icratic Committee's campaign kick- post heap and suitable mulches ilT dinner. The dinner, which will f three of its own members: Mrs. 'isitcd, to talk over and study olopmentj of music through Its N"^st> Jr., 285 Timberline Rogers. ments to decorate the library, the for plants will be demonstrated by cholarshlps and awards to young I Mrs. David Levy, 1047 ionor Harrison Williams and Col. tobcrt C. Boycr, soprano; Xudam •be plncc they are going to exhibit. Mrs. Hunter B. Gratit Jr., fash- Mayor's office, the lobby and other the Sundial Garden Club of Fan- ophlc Pimenidcs l'unluzzi, violin- u d d i n K composers, performers 'e, were today named rooms which are opened to the tack B. Dunn, is being given May The homes that will ihc open ion show chairman, has made the wood; and the Faiiwood Garden 4 at the Washington House, Wat- it, nnd Mrs. •Robert P. Ferguson, lay (i from 2-5 p.m. and 7-9 p.m. and lecturers. Music Week has an chairmen, to lead the following announcement: "This is public. Arrangements for these Club will show homeowners a va- especial significance for the causa house canvass, in the huntc. Working with Mr. Morris-, ianist. re: Mrs. Harold Greenberg, 0 truly an exciting collection of locations are being made by Mes- riety of ground covers suitable for Assisting tho scholarship finance of great music," he said. ital Health fund drive, dami's Fled Haas, Herbert Pon- ey are Mrs. Morriuflcy, Mrs. John .umbcrt circle; Mrs. Howard clothes by famous designers shady and sloped areas. . Dippold and William Howe. The Prcsbyterinn Church In appointments were an- abroad, as well as here in Amer- tin, Joseph Hcrshey, Frank Ur- (Please turn to page 2) imond, 08-1 Slmdowlawn drive; Mrs. Donald Peterson, The opportunity to have soil ickets may be obtained at the of- Irs. David Mauer, 120 Jefferson Westtlcld has invited all residents ica. To mention just a few, there ner, Hujrh A. Childs, Joseph J. tented free of charge will be the to mark the beginning of Music Health commitiSe are Italian embroidered straws, Turck, Arnold Treptow, A. B, ice of John J. Wilson, 235 East venuu nnd Mr«. Bernard Bern- '• >n the campaign for project of the Hake and Hoe Gar- 'Iroad street or by calling Mr, 'rc-School Parents tt'in, 110 (lolf edge. Week with attendance at the spe- French silks, Spanish separates, Lawrence, Frank Dugnn, Torg den Club who will have Clarence cial service. o support the work of the Tonncssen, H. L. Brooks, Frank ilorrissey. V# Meet Tuesday Tho horticulture) exhibits of nd Viennese Cashmere suite. Hats Scott of Swift & Co. present all uniora und seniors and refresh- •unty Association for Men- by Germaine will be modeled with Oertel, William G. Birmingham Mrs. William J. Ford is chair- th. A record $1,304 was through the flhow to conduct the ments will be «t Temple Emanu-El, In This Issue hese costumes and the Scott Shoe Jr., Harry Lredom, Milton E. Low- soil tests. Visitors are ui"ged to nan of the reception committee, MOUNTAINSIDE — The pic- .last year in Mountainside ell, J. Remlinj*, Emery Gebert, {enervations may be made for -•hool section of the Mountainside BD East Broad street. Authentic Shop is dyeing shoes to match cer- bring one or more samples of soil iibllcal plants will bo displayed, About Town with >c leadership of Mr. and tain outfits. With accent on color Bernard Murphy, Gabriel Malkin, ables of six, eight) or ten persons ITA >vill sponsor a meeting of fiy Swensen, and a goal which Mr. Scott will analyze. This hrough her by calling after 5 imong other project's. Any por- Sully 9, 11 • lu and silhouette this fashion show H. M. Granick and Misa Margaret unalysis will help gardeners im- parents whoso children will enter has been set by this Rogers. j.m. Serving as hosts and hos- kindergarten next full Tuesday at 10ns wishing to display In the Business Directory 22 should Hild greatly to the gaiety prove their soil and thereby im- lortlculture class may do so by Church News 24, 25 and success of the parties," Among the exhibits in the Wato- prove their garden blooms. ssos at the dinner will be Mr. S p.m. in the Dcerfleld School. Classified ff, 7 , unk Room will be one on wild flow- nd Mrs. Ford, Assemblyman John These parents will mcut with the ihonlng Mrs. Sol Shapiro, chair- :Rosenqucs1i said that a Mrs. Robert W. Scott, ticket Rake and Hoe will also provide nun of the show, or Mrs. (ialniel Editorials -18 fber of volunteers will be chairman, announces that tickets rs staged by the Shackamaxon an African violet repotting serv- Wilson, Miss Mary Ann Mino- kindergarten tcuchcrx and with the Obituaries 4 arden Club. . In conjunction with ue und Mrs. Wallace Edgerton. principul in order to learn vari- Halkin. Tickets for the open home * assist in the drive and for Tuesday, May 13 nnd Wednes- ice. Guests are invited to bring ihow may be obtained by calling Social -.fl-15 - »»e wishing to help to call day, May 14 are still available. this exhibit, tho wild flower gar- 'hey will be assisted by the din- ous aspects of their child's first Sports 30, 31 J AD 2-5505. Ali Monday ticket* have been sold, den of Mis. Edward L. CofTcy at (Please turn to page 2) er committee chairmen, school ycur. (Please turn to page 2) 'fbU .....,29 ' THE WESTTOELD nt..1.1 LEADER. THURSDAY, MAY 1, 1958 p.m. weth music by Bert Knapp's now and" May 15 to realize its Orchestra. goal of $17,500. Garden Circle Men to Hold Tickets may be obtained from any member, at the Country Club, 3 (Continued from page 1) Annual Banquet or at Bliwise Food Center, Moun- Barons Drag Sale chandise. Mrs. Shapiro or Mrs. Philip Bern- tain avenue and Route 22 in Mountainside. Barons atein. "Stones and Bones for Five Mil- Prompt The committee working on the All Kiwanians and their guests Notes Anniversary coupled •hovr is: Mrs. Shapiro, director; lion Years" will be the subject of are invited. , service. Mrs. Gabriel Malkin, producer; a talk bo be given by Dr. Theodore A statewide sale observing the Mrs. Morton ticvrburgh, schedule KazimirofT tomorrow night mil the Westfielder Rides 32nd anniversary of Baron's Orug and casting; Mrs. Philip Bernstein, annual father and son banquet of Store •( 343 Elit Broad street tickets; Mrs. Samuel Lerman, the Men's Club of the First Bap- In Five Ambulances open* today. An advertisement, treasurer; Mrs. Paul Shapiro, pro- tist Church. To Come Home " duction secretary; Mrs, Harry featuring torn* of th« items which Pr, Kazimiroflf is a practicing «re being offered, appears on the Hartzband, properties; Mrs. M. E. dentist in the Bronx. He is also A five ambulance relay was ar. Grable, Mrs. Seymor Gross, stag? the official Bronx historian, an ranged to bring Miss Mary Rum- last page of Oils issue. managers; Mrs. Shapiro, Mrs. Ike amateur archaeologist, an under- ple, 101 Dixon,drive, home from In the past 22 "years the Btore Daniels, Mrs. Fred Ehrich,'. critics water fisherman, and a member of a skiing accident in Vermont. It has been wilarged fee. Units and representatives; Mrs. S1e p he n tiie Bronx Zoological and Botani- all began with the Moreeu Rescue alterations of oqe kind or anoth- Gould, awards; Mrs. Willard Sim- cal societies. He will exhibit some Squad of South Glena Falls, N-T, er have been made on six differ- on, press representative; Mrs. Ben of the, Indian relico he has uncov. picking up Miss Rumple from Mor- ent occasions. These have bean 'Neural!, advertising. ercd in the metropolitan area. He risville Hospital in Vermont and necessitated by a constantly in- Also, Mrs,. Norman , Levenson, has also agreed to try to identify taking her to Ft, Edwards. Here creasing patronage and the desire stones, bones, plants or animals the Half Moon Squad at Clifton birds; Mrs. Herbert Cranick,. Mrs, MARTIN of the'company to make shopping Jaclc W.oliner, junior*; Sirs. Her- LOUIS the boys want to bring to the meet- COMMITTEE MEMBERS of th> Garden Club Council of the Park, N.Y. took her on to Exit there as convenient ,„ possible man Toll, horticulture; Mrs. Philip ing. WeriSeM area meet to plan tUfinf of geranium propagation, «x- 84 of the Throughway at Albany, he remit has bc«n that the store Dixon, -garden publications; Mrs, i The father-son toast of the eve- Mbit for the Garden Center to be held Majr 2 and 3 at the, At this point prsun Rescue Squad ?as received a reputation of be- William Brudor, Mre. Benjamin Musical Club ning will be offered by Henry Wateaak Reoai of tk* Municipal Buildih.. From left to riant In East Greenbireh. N.Y. picked ing one of UM leading drug stow. Copelman, sale; Mrs. Mac Perl- Coords and his son, Robert. A arei Mri. Henry C. F. Richter, general chairman) Mr». Lloyd E. up the patient and made the runin.the atate. nan and Mrs. Edwin Wilson,: re- ("Continued from page 1) Boy Scout color guard from the OneeJ, president of the council; Mri. Frank Oertal, •••UUnt from Albany to Kingston, N.Y, - Gerson Barondess opened the freshment*. chairman, Mrs. Holt, will be Mrs. troop sponsored by the club at the ehalraui M". JuUi M. Gnybard, cnairaaa of lUilee, and Mri. and E«it 19. There Rampoo V*U business here with only one reg- B. Frank Patton, Mrs. Clarence A. church, will preside for the open- Emary Gcbert, who i< doing the geranium exhibit. ley Squad filled in its part of the istered pharmacist Today there Jones, Mrs. Alfred Swenson, Mrs. journey by taking the Westflelder ing salute to the flag and singing plant from their gardens special are IS employees. There' is a Robert C. Boyer, Mrs. Donald of "America." Two other boys on to Suffern where 'Westfleld's large, modern prescription depart- Voters Approve Jensen and Mis. Charles Hans. from the troop, Richard and Chas. varieties of tulips, narcissi and Volunteer Squad was waiting to Mrs. B. Frank Patton, ticket Davies, will pay a number on theGarden Center other bulbs, grown particularly take over for the fifth and final (Continued from page 1) chairman, announced that tickets bagpipe*. A men's chorus organ- for the garden. lap. The entire trip was arranged about the first of next year, will be available at the door in ized by Robert Ecob and directed (Continued from page 1) Garden Centers are conducted for Miss Rumple by the Westfleld w»s said. The new wing' of the the evening of the concert, or may by the Rev. Jet Turner, will sing, in violets which need separating. by garden clubs to teach good Rescue Squad at the request of ifigh school is scheduled to open be obtained at the Music Staff, the Harry Hooper, president of the They will bo repotted in specially practices in gardening, and to pro- her mother. The cooperation on in September, 19flO. such trips is planned through ttte Bandstand or from any member club, will be toastmastcr. prepared soil. New varieties of vide information to solve the in- : "It is gratifying to know," said of the club. violets will also be available at mobilization facilities of the New H. D. Merrill Jr., president of the Mr. Martin began his piano this booth. dividual gardener's problem. Jersey First Aid Council of which OPEN MON. t THURS. EVIS.1I}] ittaard of Education, in a state- studies at the age of- eight with Complete Plans For The Country Store will be con- The hours of the center will be he local squad is a member. It ment issued Tuesday night, "that Gina Btflno, wife of conductor Boro PTA Carnival ducted by-the Garden Circle of from 1 to 9 p.m. tomorrow, and ook 36 hours to arrange and nine the majority of thQsd who voted Walter Oucloux. He continued Westfield and will be the sales from 10 a.m. to 5 p.m. Satur- hours of running time. The first want to continue the high stand- with Miles. Yvonne Combe and booth of the show. Its merehan day. Mrs/Henry G. F. Blchter squad left Glens Falls at 6 a.m., from The Most Impjftm ards of education of which West- MOUNTAINSIDE—Plans have picked up the patient at 9 a.m. Helene Ffeiffer at the French been completed for the annual dise will include tools, equipment, is general chairman. AatUting fleld cititens are proud. School of Music in Plainfield. fertilisers, insecticides to help Mrs. Richter are Mrs. Frank Oer- with Westfield completing the carnival of the Mountainside 'PTA, ourney at 6 p.m. Style Source in Amtrica! "The board "thanks" the many While g high-honor student at according to Mrs. H. D. Blair, car- with gardening choes, as well as tel, assistant chairman; Mrs. Lloyd people who have worked at the Plainfield High School, Mr. Mar-nival chairman. The affair is the containers end accessaries for E. Oneai, advisor; Mrs. F, J. Westfield took part in a prac- polling places today, and also those tin received the Lafayette' Medal main fund raiting project of the Howcr-arrangers, Schilling, staging of bandstand ice alert Sunday in Springfield as who participated in the planning from the French government for Mr a. Jules Graybard, staging of of the proposals which have just excellence in the French language. year and will be held May 10 Besides all of the educational art of area mobilization of im- from 1 to 7 p.m. on the Deerfield exhibits at the WateuBk Room, Wateunk room Mrs, Torg Tonnes- ulances in event of emergency. received voter approval." He also, received scholarship sen, publicity Mrs. Walter Koster, awards from the Fanwood and School grounds. the Bandstand at Mindowaskin A squad planning such an alert Park will be transformed into a treasurer; and Mrs. George Tolt, set up a multiple accident or Westfield music clubs—both for In addition to games and rides hostesses. fou\' year periods. for children of all ages, there will spring garden. Hare visitors will lituation and over state police Local Republicans be a puppet show. Baked goods, see a garden abounding with back- :eletype send a call for a number w^ £_ « v I KecenuRecently jnrMr. . martiMartin nahass 'ueebeeun handicrafts, plants, White ele- grounds of holly, provided by Wil- f area ambulances. Each re- fif*flJllllP lliarlfiatl7H» P'ano soloist with the New Bruns- liams Floral Farm, new bulbs of Kiicanit Club To iponding is assigned duties and wick Symphony and the Mendel- phants, aprons, and canned goods will be on sale. There will be a all varieties and ground covers Hold Annual Dance hen the whole operation is judged ssohn Glee Club. barbecue supper served in two suitable to the spring garden. iy doctors and those in charge. John M. Mackenzie was re-elect- shifts, from 5 to 6 p.m., and from Members of the Garden Club of MOUNTAINSIDE- The Kiwanls A total of 912,600 has been ed chairman of the Republican College Men Plan 0-7 p.m. Tickets for the supper Westfk'ld, the Blue Star Garden Club will hold its second annual ollected to date in the loca Municipal Committee at its annual are available from Mrs. Thomas Club, and the garden department dance at the Plainfield Country quad's fund drive. The group reorganization meeting. Mrs. H.Annual Dinner Session Hyde, 1308 Wood Valley road. of the Woman's Club will trans- Club Saturday beginning at 9 Fenn Vogt Jr. was re-elected vice opes to receive f5,000 between chairman. . ' The College Men's Club will hold its annual dinner meeting in - Other officers elected were: Sec- the senior high school cafeteria retary, Mrs. George E. Mensching; Tuesday, May 20 at 7 p.m. The assistant secretary, Mrs. F. H. scholarship recipient will be an- Freiherr; treasuer, LeRoy H. Ma-nounced and elections held for five fcony; and assistant treasurer, new trustees. TWO IMPORTANT DATES Frederick G., Porter. •Everett C. Sherhourne wa3 elect- Guest speaker will be Dr. 'Mason ed delegate to the executive com- W.Gross, provost of Rutgers Uni- COMING UP mittee of the county committee. versity who will discuss the im- Herbert R. Welch Jr. was chosen pending crisis in colleges. alternate delegate., - XUnner reservations mast be - Mackenzie appointed the foUojc- made by May 8. AT WESTFIELD FEDERAL SAVINGS . tag ward representatives to the &i. Genime Ebert; third ward, J >" • • > , . ., -e.i executive committee: First Ward, Mrs. Donald C. ShaHcross, and Alan A. 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Highway Department has indicat- Cmnpettes Registration Washington Rock Council this ed it would remove the Route 22 week begun the sale of 100,000 Ho is the happiest, be he kin? traffic light in front of Echobrook Opens Today at YW boxes of cookies. or peasant, who finds peace In hit School which the Board of Educa- This will be the: last sale of home.—Goethe tion has termed a "hazard" to The Campettes prpgram of the cookies in the Washington Rock children who cross the highway. Westfleid YWCA will again offer Council until the spring of 1959, The announcement was made four weeks of day camp for girls Mrs. Hudson Whitenight of West- Thursday to the school board In aged seven to eleven. Registration fleld, council president, laid. She Deerfield School by Frederick Wll- for Westfleld children will start explained that the 1957 sale was dauer Jr., chairman of the safety today and for out of town children conducted In the fall, but all fu- AZALEAS and transportation committee. May 7. Registrations will ua«riaUaaW of achooU, and Mi» Ruth A. Duain, Mil. MiUrod C. Ahead" several hundred feet be- Min Katfcrya G. RanbU, rotirtag j«.ch.n. der the direction of tho parish ex- fore the Intersection of both east- pansion committee whose chair- bound and westbound traffic, Wil- man is F. Arthur Bickel. Serving Two Named To dauer said. with Mr. Bickel are Irving E. Honors CDAtoHold The department also said it •ightbown, J, Leo Craft, Frank Girl Scout Posts would consider supplying addi- W. Bunncll, Albert J. Kelly Jr., Rummage Sale tional police protection during Hiiiiiaon H. Young Jr., Mrs. Teachers Mrs. Hudson L. Whitenight, school hours, he concluded. Frank Topham and Walker Bickel. president of the Washington Rock The building fund campaign un- ore than 800 people in Court Trinity, 337, Catholic Girl Scout Council, has announced th« appointment of Miss Shirley der the general chairmanship of , the 1958 annual din- Daughters of America, will run Its yearly rummage sale M«y 5-10 at Clalr as executive director start- HT Teacher Wins Mr. Bunnell, 634 Scotch Plains EdUcatlon As- the corner of Lenox ind North ing today. She replaces Mlsa Ma- avenue, was launched on a parlsh- wlde basin Sunday to raise $305,- as held last week at the avenues. Mrs. James E. Walsh, rianne Beckers who recently re- signed,1 Foundation Grant 000 for additions to the present on Country Club, Scotch chairman, announced that the pro- church and parish house, honor three teachers, ceeds will be used to defray the Mrs. Whitenlght also announced Sister Rcgina Cordia has been expenses of the recent poetry con- the appointment of Ttrs. Alan "We have 225 men and women red C. Benton, Grant notified that she is the recipient of of St. Paul's Episcopal Church iss Ruth A. Dunn, Lin- test, for the Court charity fund Lindsay as training and organiza- a grant which permits her to par- and the upkeep of its clubhouse. tion advisor effective today. helping in various capacities with 1, and Miss Kathryn G. ticipate in the eight-week Summer this campaign," said Mr. Bunnell. ooscvelt Junior High There will be collectors items for Institute for Secondary - S«l]ool 'Wo have completed the training o have given a total of sale, including records, framed Physics Teachers sponsored by the of 140 canvassers- who met for service to the children mazims, old prints, lithographs, Open Registration National Science Foundation mid corporate communion and break- Just SAVE all your Sal«tch«cks steel and wood engravings, dolls, the Atomic Energy Commission in fast at the church Saturday morn- mored at the same tlmo laces and doilies, buttons, shells, For Home Camp tho program of the Physical Sci- }ng to receive their assignments for purchases mad* in our store EA was Dr. William C. old pewter and dishes, old beads, ence Study Committee, conducted for milking personal calls. We ex- irmer president of tho knitting needles, old china and first by the Oak Ridge Institute of Nu- pect to complete our solicitation he month a Education, for his nine editions, including books by Ann Requirements clear Studies at Oak Ridge, Tcnn., by May 11. devoted service to the Lindberg, George Ade, Sinclair from June 30 until Aug. 22. Lewis, Ernest Seton-Thompson Listed by YMCA "Publicity as to our needs for schools. Sister Kcgina who teaches phys- moro room and how we plan to enton, who taught fourth and a first English edition of Gals- ics, chemistry and U. S. history worthy's "A Modern Comedy." Registration for the Westfield meet these needs is now In the Grant School for the past YMCA 1058 Home Vacation Camp at Holy Trinity High School, is hunds of all members of St. Paul's. ' came to the Westfleld Clothing', dishes, and house fur- one of 40 participants selected on nishings will also be sold and books program Is now open, Edward Hor- We are all uwaru of the need for !rom the Roselle school ner, director, announced today. a national basis from among ap- more classrooms for our fast grow- on gardening and mysteries. , plicants who are teachers of sci- 1921. She received her "The purpose of the camp Is to ing church school, for additional ihool certincateytron^ Os- ence in public, private,' and paro- seating capacity for Church sorv- Helperi,; on tho committee will provide boys with a program that : i, V., to 1915.T||he»;l«f .be S»>io>mi*_ Henry p. Townsend, chial hl|h schools, She Jg »lw ,«il- Jcct, and if orlmiftr, and mor« ade will develop their charactefeH «1*|/M 'the.* Rrfdio Club aTWie. >n extension wol^lit SimU my>;HBCr»nn, J, V, Flamnrar, •strengthen their bodies, make new] quate office and choir faciUtie*. (ege, NYU and^lumbln "Frjwk Sebijpp, George J. Wade, school and has recently obtained The response to tho special Rifts On Monday, June 2nd, the Lucky Day friends and hare fun in an atmos- her amateur radio operator's li- committee's preliminary solicita jr. Vincent Noonan, Martin Green and phere of friendly counselors and lunn has taught primary Miss Marie Gottlick. cense, novice class- Under a Na- tion has been most gratifying und leaders," Mr. Horner said. • tional Science Foundation grant I am confident that we will roach Seal will be broken. All purchases made nd the fourth grade at The Court will hold its 40th an- Boys who are completing first last summer. Sister Rcgina Cordls our goal for funds which will on- Ichool since 1917. She re- niversary banquet Sunday at 6:30 grade of grammar school and have spent five weeks at Montana State able us to start early construction on the Lucky Date will be redeemed in cr teacher draining at p.m. at Winfield Scott Hotel, Eliz- attained a height of 49 inches are College in Bozeman participating of our new buildings." formal. abeth. eligible to register for any of the in the Fourth Chemistry Institute, cash. iumble has been teaching Winners in tho Court's poetry four periods which start June 30, Rocky Mountains Section. Mr. Bunnell has, us his associ- July 14, 28 and Aug. 11. There ates, Frank Topham, J. Leo Craft nomics subjects in the contest are as follows: Division 1, The summer institute at Oak schools since 1922 and Holy Trinity, first, Martha Jean will be no camp July 4 because of and Bcrger Egcnes. Genera) soli- the holiday. Camp will be open Ridge will deal with the Physical itutlons will be under the mon- been at Kooacvelt Junior Rzasu second, Mary Ellen Hessj Science Study Committee's new IOOI since 192G. She rc- third, Stuart Cullcn. Tuesday, July 2 instead. No boy nKemcnt of Albert J. Kelly Jr. with will be considered registered .until program in secondary school phys- Joseph F. Brozek Jr., John W. r BS degree from Sim- ics. The program has been form- BABY WEEK SPECIALS Division 2, Holy Trinity: First, 1921. the~tuition has been paid. Hal and Richard Lugrezc. Stephanie Woodruff; second, Ma- ulated to cope with the bulk and Mr. Egcnes heads the group SALE Reg. H. -Denny, completing rie! Fitzharris; third, Janet Ro- Westfleld resiednts below the complexity of modern physics; to fourth grade pay a registration conducting canvasser training, aid nd year as association guski and Margaret Harrington, stress the major developments in ed by George. W. PuHuek and Wai served as master of ccr- (tie). fee of $3 plus a tuition of, $16 for physics; to present the subject «s • CHIX DIAPERS .... $2.87 doz. $3.75 each two week period. Residents an intellectual and cultural pur- lace B. Tibbeta. Mi-. Craft has for the affair. Honored Division 3, Holy Trinity High: charge of the Memorials Commit- .eluded Charles A. Phil- of Westfleld who are presently en- suit; and to emphasize understand Gauze. Slightly Irr. • First, Dianne V. McKeon and rolled In the Indian program do tee which Includes John M. Mac- tormer superintendent of ing as an aid to knowledge. kenzie, Edward A. Pollard and Miss Ruth I. Baldwin, Janet Boardman; second, Donald not have to pay the registration Howtill and third, Grctchen Heit- fee. litissell If. Tandy Jr. The Special • 3-pc. PLAY PAJAMAS .... 99c . elementary supervisor; man and Thomas Howell. Gifts Committee is under the di- $2 50 trson Thomas, wife of the In addition to paying a tuition rection of W. Charles Snell, with Soft Terry Top, Pants and Booties Members of the WcBtficld Judges: Miss Marian Scott, li- rate of $16 for each period fourth Edward A. Holden, Walter E. Education; Dr. and Mrs. brarian, Westfleld High School; graders must be social members Waddey and Harrison H. Young an Jr., and Hiss Frances Mrs. J. J. McGowan, grand regent, of the YMCA. Jr. as his assistants. Court Trinity, and Mrs. T. J. • INFANTS' SPRING COATS . $2.99 . ccretary of the Board of iNon-residents will pay a tuition Tho expansion plans include a $10 98 n. Byrne. fee of $19 per period. new religious education building Irr's and Samples. 9 to 18 mos. — 1 to 3 music was furnished by Contest winners sponsored by Trips to such places as Bronx to alleviate badly overcrowded Metro and his orchestra. Court Assumpta, Scotch Plains, Zoo, Museum of Natural History church school conditions, a chapel from St. Batbolomcw's, Scotch and Hacklcbarney State Park will addition to the church, nursery • HOODED TERRY TOWELS . . $1.67 $i.98 Plains, were: Division 1, first, Bar- be features of this season's Thurs- facilities ndded to the present Icy PTA Sets bara Fumoso; second, James En- day program. A tour of New parish house, and other construc- 36" x 36", White or Pastel B Dance Saturday glert and third, Frank Balaney. York by boot will be a special ion required primarily to accom- Division 2: First, Kathleen Ha- event in August. modate properly a church school [cKinley School PTA will gaman; second, Rosemary Reilly, The Monday, Wednesday and of 750 students and church mem- • FAMOUS MAKE POLO SHIRTS . 87c $169 and third, Constance M. Ambruso. Friday program will start at 9:15 bership In excess of fifteen hun- Huatc dance Saturday at a.m. and consist of an assembly Sizes 1-2-3 I. Jerry Gerold will be dred. If you have trouble threading period. This is followed at 9:45 Campaign publicity, under the fhis is the last fund rais- by playground games for one-half pct of the year. Tick'ets the needle of the sewing machine, direction of Frank Topham, is be- slip a piece of white paper under of the campers while the others ng prepared by Charles H. Blow- • POLISHED COTTON SLIPS . . 67c $1.98 purchased at the door or go to swim instruction on crafts er, Edward >A. Holden, George R. Mrs. Stephen Arbes, the needle and the eyo will bo or nature.'After the campers have Size ,2 only easier to see. Johnston, Arthur C. Kammerman, the dance. lunch, they have a period of rest Robert 'Butts, John Lawson and during which th)ey see movies. Stewart D. Woolcy. Tent group period is at 1:45 and The auditing committee consists is the time when quiet games arc SISTER REGINA CORDIS of Charles M. Schmidt, chairman; played and stories are told. At SAVE SAVE 2:30 campers go to either crafts or gymnasium until 4 p.m. which is dismissal time. The crafts and nature program Man's this year will be under the direc- New tion of Arthur G. Taylor, North Best Friend! Plalnfield IJigh School science teacher. Mr. Taylor was former- ly with the Plainfield YMCA day camp and has served both as as- On Any Item* For Baby sistant and director of the camp program. "This year's camp periods are r During Baby Week expected to fill up very quickly," THENEWBBITIS: Mr. Horner stated, "so persons 'Except Fair Traded Merchandise who wish to enrol) for any of the four periods should do so early." Nancy Reynolds TRIUMPH SEDAN AT $1699 Is Panel Member CANCER RESEARCH—William H. Baiimer, pre.i- ifieW United Fumf; Dr. Jamei B. AJIIion, director, Bu- Nancy Reynolds will participate if Biological Research, Rutgen Univ«jr«ilr! and Dr. Brad- today as a member of a panel dis- •• Craver, director of pharmacology, Squibb Institute for cussing mortgages, ethics and gen- Alabws 1968 Triumph E«Ute Wagon at S1SU9* •whli* wall, txirm "' Roearch are il.own diicu.iirtjf the reiearch on the eral topics, at a luncheon meeting h«,py of cancer which Dr. Alli.on is directing. Tho Wc.t. of the Hackananek and Central United Fund, upon recommendation of a ipccial «dviiory Bergen Board of Realtors at the •"mitt,.* headed by Dr Lycan, recently granted $5,500 for Fireside Inn in Rochelle Park. rk. The The other members of the panel MONTEREY MOTORS Inc. are Carroll Loughlin, realtor, of he $14,000 that vni donated by We.tfield eitiien. to the USE THE CONVENIENT PARKING LOT BEHIND THE STORE "Id United Fund for the oncer cau.e, and refu.ed by the Beach Haven, moderator; Fred 301 SOUTH AVE. WESTFIELD, N. J. >»l Cancer Ai.ociation. Other cancer reiearch grant! ha»e Jenkins, realtor of Cedar Grove »«iie out of tho fundi to Princeton Univ«r»ily and Seton and Arthur Pulia, president of the 233-5-7 E. BROAD ST. AD 3-1111 'ni»ertit». ' I Franklin Capital Corp. of Newark. LINCOLN - MERCURY - TRIUMPH T—fomr THE WESTFIELD (N.J.) LEAD! fund had realized a' net' of There telephone ».- — , from the ami* of tlck«U to th< war ander died Monday in St. Peters- ers' room on the second floor, ana burg aftera brief illness. three moviea given In behalf «( OBITUARIES to purchase library books. this fund during the y«*r. She was born in Stcubenvillc, Mrs. Jules Graybard read a sug- She is survived by her husband, Ohio, April 7, 1871. After her gested soeial code for teen-age«to . Mrs, Albert YtBtsek reported {Mrs. Frank Tranchard David B. Clapp; a son, David B. marriage she moved to Denver, that 23 bojtM JM4 W» Ailed for •» thanka t» - Mm, Laura V. Tranchard, sec. dents wwhichh was drawn UP by the Jr. of Brea, Cal.; a daughter, Mrs. Colo., and subsequently to West- Westfield Council of PTAa, «nd Bed Cross orarafMM •hlfment. ^h tetary and treasurer of the P. R. William A. Donaldson Jr. of Flour- fleld, where she and her family Brownie troop organisation for Tranchard Co. Inc., manufacturer] which l» being submitted for opin- town, Pa-; a sister, Mrs. G. H.resided for many years. | ion to all Weitfield PTA bo«ra». next year has JMCB if automotive products, here, died Post of Spotswood; a brother, Friday in her home, 115 Bright- Mrs. Alexander had resided in | Mrs, Roy Boughrum stated that " If. S. Charles S. Sprout of Englishtown, St. Petersburg for the past 20 flld PTA cholarship tjroed arenue, after a long illness. and five grandchildren. She was 49. years. Her husband died Jan. 5, Services wtll be held at the1941. • Mrs. Tranchard was born in Spjeer Funeral Home tomorrow She is survived by two sons, Brandford, Ontario, Canada, an with the Rev. Arthur Nelson offi- tu raised in Jersey City. She hac Harold F. of St. Petersburg and ciatiiitr. Interment will be at theJohn H. of New York; three grand- lived in Westfield /or 18 years, convenience of the family. There and was a member of Atlas Chap- children and four greatgrandchil- will be no viewing, and it has dren. ter O.E.S., and attended the Firs! been requested that flowers be Methodist Church. omitted. Friends may call at Gray's this 1 flhe leaves her husband, Frank evening. Services will be held at R. Tranchard, and two brothers, 2 p.m. tomorrow in the Chapel of Carl W. Douglas of Bayonne, an Mrs. Alma Ackertnan the Holy Spirit,of the First Con- John A. Douglas of Hollywood Mrs. Alma H. Ackerman, 72, gregational Church, with Dr. Jo- Cal. formerly of 219 Chestnut street, seph L. McCorison Jr. officiating. Interment will be in Fairview - Services were held Monday al died Wednesday in Hazel Crest #X Hospital, Chicago, 111., after a Cemetery. It Is requested that —Fred Keesine Top Value ty the Rackfull in the f Cray's Funeral Home, with X>r. flowers be omitted. Gordon Michalaon officiating. brief illness. She was visiting her TREE PLANTED—T«ki»« part ia •• A»fc»r Day wtanr at ' Interment was in East Ridge- son, Robert A. Ackerman in Ham- Grant School are, left to right, Ckri< Haua, Mcmtf trad*, with Jawn Cemetery, Delawanna. mond, 111. •hard »mi Jeri RiddU with w«t*rint c««. selection of all the newest fabrics Mrs. Aekerman had livod in Senior Leaders Westfield since 1923. She was the Air Raid Signals styles in popular colors. i MK. Emily S. Clapp wife of the late Albert A. Acker * Mrs.' Emily S. Clapp, 65, o:man, who died in March, 1949. Institute Set Plant Tree The two types of air raid Bdmtrrille, formerly of Westfleld Surviving Mrs. Ackerman be. signals to be sounded during died Tuesday in the Foot Hill sides her son, is a daughter, Mrs, By Girl Scouts At Grant School "Operation Alert 1968," Tues- Atres Nursing Home, in Neshanic. Harold D. Comwell, Martinaville; i- «he lived in Westfleld for 27 day are: : a Bister, Frieda Luttgens of Holly years before moving to Somer- wood, Fla., and three grandchild Washington Rock Girl Scout Arbor Day was celebrated at Alert—A steady three-min- JjHU* eight years ago. She was a dren. Council will present a one day se- Grant School Friday morning by ute siren or.factory whistle jpember of the Pluckemin Pres- nior leaders institute Tuesday the planting of a dogwood tree •blast at about 9:30 a.m. Turn jbylerian Church. Services will b'e held at Gray'a from 0:30 a.m. to 9:30 p.m. at given by the school PTA. Guests on your radio for official civil Funeral Home-Saturday at 1 p.m. the First Baptist Church, 170 Elm included Dr. S. N. Ewan, superin- defense instructions. H-ith Dr. Albert Allingrer of thestreet. The council has extended tendent ot schools; Miss Mildred T*ke Cover —A wavering 1 In sad and lovlnjr memory of our Cranford Methodist Church offi- an invitation to leaders in 17 neigh Benton, retiring Grant School three-minute siren pattern or beloved mother. Jury- Uennlnirer, ciating. Burial will be in Fairview boring councils as well as to all %'ho jiaaaed away May 3, 1K£S. teacher; and Mrs. Joseph Mc- short blasts on factory .Turning through the pages emetery, Westfield. . adults interested in the Senior Groarty, president of the school whistles. You should seek Nylon ~ In ovr mpmory buof k today Friends may call after 2 p.m. Girl Seout program in the .Wash *Xhi- Impi'V iimea we ve had with you PTA. shelter immediately. - Kefci. >.u~>nintf back some way; ombiTow, ington Rock area. W#'vo a wonderful picture of you, The program began with a Second Alert—Further In- • dear mother, The purpose of the institute is march by the Grant School band. structions are fortbCMBing. Dacron and Cotton That we carry locked up in our to acquaint adults with the possi- hrartu year by year; Mrs. M. A. Alexander John Donahue of the sixth grade Listen, to your radio. (For Time never blurs ft. It never will bilities in programs that can be of- was chairman for the ceremony, this exercise only, it can be Services will be held here tomor- fered teen age girls and.to demon- For this (a a picture that mother •ow for Mrs. Margaret McGowan and Christine Robinson, also of assumed that the exercise ia Flannels - love made; strate the working relationship be- the sixth grade, led the salute to over and traffic miy resume. Wherever we go or whatever we do Alexander of St. Petersburg, Fla., tween girls and adults. The pro- We'll take it with us, this picture ormerly of Westfield, widow of the flag. Mrt. Gert Wolfgang, " of you. gram will include discussions on fifth grade teacher, directed the —Bereaved Children. larry H. Alexander. Mrs. Alcx- the leader's rale In a senior troop, opportunities available to girls on singing of "America the Beauti- Grant Board the state, regional, national and ful," and Joseph Connell, principal "Do You Know of Someone You Would Like To international levels, training op- of Grant School, extended a greet- portunities for leaders outside their ing. Hears Reports See Get A Hearing Aid Free?" councils, specific program fields, i.e. After John Dughi read "The mariner, wing, trail blazer, aide Story of Arbor Day," Nancy Lee Mrs. Joseph MeGroarty, presi- In observance of National Hearing Month we and international program using led the student body in reciting dent of Grant School PTA, enter- community resource people and an the conservation pledge. Mrs. Mc- tained the executive board at des- are giving a Zenith 50-X Hearing Aid Free To opportunity to view films end film-Groarty presented the tree to Doug sert, preceding the final meeting The Person Deemed Most Worthy to receive one. strips relating to senior program. Eakeley of the sixth grade, who April 21. Priced from *6.95 The final session will offer girl- accepted it in behalf of the school. Mrs. Paul Snydcr, registration A committee of prominent citizens will decide leader team presentations of suc- Robert Graf and Bill Vincenteen, ihairnian, reported that kindergrar- cessful troop projects emphasizing in charge of the planting asked :en registration days will be May who gets the award. each guest to add a shovelful of development of the project and the and 8. Children and parents benefits to girls In the troop. earth, followed by these represent- Atari's Shop HERE IS AIL YOU DO: atives from each class: Kindergar- will have an opportunity to inspect The opening session will feature ten, Mark MeGroarty; first grade, the kindergarten room and to Writt in 50 words or less why you think the a keynote address by Miss Gwen- Gail Rust; second grade, Chris meet the teachers after register- _ 104 Qoimby St. person you name should'receive the Free Hear- dolyn C. Elsemore, a member of Hanna; 3-1, Gerald Sagar; 3-2, ing. Twenty children have teen the national staff of the Girl Peter Doscher; 4-1, Edward Bird- located to date, but if any others rv»ESTF1ELD ing Aid. Send your letter to the attention of Mrs. Scouts of the USA. song; 4-2, Jeri Kiddie; 5-1, Mar- eligible to enter kindergarten in • PLAINFIELD Ella Szilard, Vice President of the Plainfield Chairman of the institute is cia Welch; and 5-2, Janice Caera- September have not been reached, Mrs. A. C. Patterson, a member merer. parents are asked to notify the Bor** Stop - II Mm Si. Hearing Society, P.O. Box 388, Plainfield,. New of..the council, training committee. school, v • ,, "• ; PtolnflMp -"111 Pflrk Avtn Serving on^thon the committee are MesMes-- Mrt.fSorotHy Clinton, icMdergar- * IWilterl^ryrrniaBte aril bujij&t Jersey. -••;*»* " """*" r • • dames A. D. Green, R. E. HilL G. ten teacher, made the arrange- chairman, advised that f 200 {-will OPEN MONDAY AND THURSDAY TILL 9 F* V. Kelllner, C. N. Thorn Jr.* of >noitsi be held May 9 at 8tl5 p.m. in the Creates auditorium in celebration of Na-Lions Nominate Suburban at the offt* tional Music Week. Confidence Reilly President - nearest you. "Home is a place where we are treated the best and grumble the The Lions Club nominated of- most."—Mort Lawrence ficers last week in Mountainside MORTGAGE LOANS Inn. Elections will take place May 8. come in today for ell Nominees are: President, Rob- 97 YEARS OF ert R.*Reilly; first vice president, Joseph Freeman; second vice pres- ident, Alva Sapp; third vice pres- ident, E. U»y Crow; treasurer, George Pakcnham; secretary, George Hamrnh; tail twister, p Uouglaa Held, and li'on tamer, Most o( our business comes through John L. Fay. people we've thoughtfully served, The names were proposed by The reason - understanding, sincere Charles Jlackay, chairman of the guidance and dependability In help- nominating committee. ing you select a fine monument A letter from Raymond Grant, secretary of the YMCA, wan read thanking the club for its $300 con- tribution to help needy boys at- tend the Y summer camp. FUNERAL DIRECTORS To Meet Monday Night F. H. Gray, Sr. F. H. Gray, Jr. TRUST COMPANY The Rosary Confraternity of WESTFIELD CRANFORD Holy Trinity Church will meet tynonymwt with tnvkt 318 £. BROAD ST. 12 SPRINGFIELD AVE.1 Monday at 8:30 p.m. in the all tince 1801 there's an office in your community Phone AD 3-0143 Phone CR 6-0092 lu L. Manning & Son purpose room of the hifch school. Eat 1861 Eight members of the caldwell WESTFIELD - CRANFORD - GARWOOD - PLAINFIELD - SCOTCH PLAINS •taBMy Sonar, Owcu Chapter of the Third Order of St. «S W. Front St. TO. VU WnW) Dominie will present a panel dis- Member Federal Deooiit IMttrtaca Coworttfon lulldui of quality Metium.nl. cussion on its history, aims and for 117 i'eare purpose. Miss Catherine Butler is chairman. 1 THE WESTFIELP (N .'J;|" LEADER. THURSDAY.- MAY" 1. 1958•. Ladiet Day Out ^ration Open Group to Tour Parks

bngerCamp i- Ladies' D»y Out members of the AT YOUR A»P ALL MAY... Westfield YWQA. will tour the tion is now open tor paxks of Union County Tuesday. 3 A member of the commission oi i and non-Westfield boy the Union County park system will completed the fourth- escort the tour and Identify the trade in the 1958 Wej* plants and trees to be seen. CA Ranger Camp. The bus will leave the Clirk inger Camp program wil street entrance of the Y at 9 j two parts. Monday and a.m. and will return at 3 p.m. |f each week" will be spent Members are asked to bring a pie Tnmaques Park or in the nlo lunch. Child care will not b Mountain Reservation. provided during the tour. _h?se places, time is spent The Ladies'. Day Out spring Eg how to cook out, pitch tour* were orwngred by Mrs. John Hid a fire, and roll ft pack, Browning, Mrs. H. C. Rorden, an< c will be boating, fishing, Mrs. James A. Adair. , crafts and horseback LEADER CLASSIFIEDS PAY iond part of the program "SUKR-RICHT" QUALITT IIIF i actual camplng-out ex- at will take place Wetl- • UOAL NOTICES • J Thursdsy each week. rs will leave the West- early Wednesday morn- r urn late Thursday aft- Harry Jlarvln and Walter Marvin! Jr.. executors ot the last will aiii MlitMlliMr TOP SIRLOIN testament of .WALTER " ~ ? " iup will travel by bus to .., the Surrogate, and reported (01 . state parks and forests nttlsment to [he union bounty purt—Probate Division, on f'rldaX tut into practical use all [ay 23 next at 10 A.M., D ST. ptcchniques l««rned pre- Dated April 21. 1868. Arthur o. Sherman TOP ROUND Harry Marvin lp/?ram season Is divided! Knfft Bourne, Schmld, Burke"ft'RoW,'1' Jr* I two-week periods: Pe- , „ Attorneys. ROAST or STEAK IPDSn oprlnKneld Ave. Party SiMki feiie 23-July Sj period 2, Summit, N, J, c By 18; period 3, July 21- ' '•**• Fees 19.7 AH • 4«. •wMfeu-liO WT ANiB PIIBI.IO KOTICR It. ktion regarding rites and Notice la hereby given that the 83 Town planning Dottrel of Went field, •liable may be obtained vew Jersey, will meet m the Munl- [the Westfleld"YMCA. 'Ipal Building, 425 East Broad Bottom Round Pot Roast »83? ?treet, Westflelil, New Jersey, on Pucsdsy, May 13, 1868, at 4:., fche YMCA which will be 1958. upon the apnllcRtlon of tin 13M. tfi inilorHlRned, an Ailmlnlstrntrlx of I,summer for some day the entate of said deceased, nollco :, 25< ; activity programing. 9 hereby fftven to the creditors of SLICED BOLOGNA iBld deceased to exhibit to the Hiib- period of years, the lot icriber unfler onth or nrflrimitlon heir clnlnn nnil Oemnnils nsallint Krown and accumulat- no estnto of said lU'cctisi-d wltfiln WllliRtN SWORDFISH STEAKSr; - 59c 35: i the form of leaves and 'ix months from His dnle of mid irder, or they will he forever barren - MWII rom iirosrcutlnir or recovorluB tho FRIEI 7»«. W «y W (line at;n(l)St thn nuhscriber. Tta and Cacchlonc, local Elule M. Miller, s, loaned to the club one AdmtnlBtrntrlx READY-TO-EATHAMS 39 leard * Jtcaall, Attarnsys. rivers and dump trucli ifi Kim St. i waste away. Members IVest Held. N. J. ib did the raking and 1-tt -Fee. Jll.OO WOTICR Tako Notice that t.lqunr Spirits, I of the club preaent for (tic. t/a Hereneon's l«lquor Shop, has HtlnStipi ipplled to the Mayor and Council of irojert wore: Tony Gar- the Town of IVf-stlleM for renewal Barber, Dqug Burton, ^f the Plenary Retail Distribution V*g*iabl«,Cruni police said. F I75(t IrmNlSpniu ( 6eld-Colorad Short.nlnj SttTOMATr Wit TiMiSsSHKO? SAUCE33c SKfalTeas 6 - 4at 929. Lllly'i licutatfc i','23. Nifty Waffles 2^25. S: 27« Affcfiftfobtfcc iH Ntirta ••*•" iv 47. Dtwiyflake Paacatoa2 ££ 43* itb.Ma VI: MM Ut. 19« Wilcfcait flrsffi Prink -T 31 •Mi Eyi Rlwlirt It 25. THE EVERGREENS „- 37* livril leif Extract ',:;• 41< HawailM PMC* 2 {£33* Bttf Stiakt FMIII TIIIUI MI •«• 2 .fit 43« 65. liffStiaki JRSING AND CONVALESCENT HOME KriH'i Dtlmt Matfarht r- Garden-Fresh Frulfs and Vegetables / Opening on May 4th With 7c It oi. POTATOES fl-10 EVERGREEN ROAD ONryaa SUMMIT, N.J. Cora Starch FRESH PEAS 2 29 Frim riirMi F«iM-80LlEII Frini R»ri»llclou< chacrlpio «)I thieupt! 3 CAKES has become first choice of those 30Olh..t«e Oatrrteal or roll •• Heinz Cereal Pro-Cooked * uk, who have been seeking true fla- THE GREAT ATLANTIC < PACIFIC TEA COMPANY Prieei effective thru vor, high quality and a wide vari- Glim Swift's Meats Beech-Nut Saturday, May 3rd Baby Foods in Super MarkoU and ety. Try some and see why. Liquid Detergent for Bahies Self - Service rtor"" Stralnsd Chopp.d uper Jrfarkets ISoi.«e only. can " D£PtHDABH (000 RtTAILIRS SINCE 1839 r tartha Lorton Candies ELM ST. WESTFIELD OPEN MONDAY, TUESDAY AND THURSDAY TILL 9 P.M. 155 ELM ST., WESTFIELD, N. J. Large Free Parking Area OPEN FRIDAY TIL). 10 PM. THE! WESTFTOLD (»,;,) LEAPEB. THURSDAY. MAY 1, 1 58 • REAL ESTATE-SALE* • REAL ESTATE-SALE* • REAL ESTATE-SALE* • REAL ESTATE-SALE* • REAL ESTATE-SALE • REAl ESTATE-SAL£« • REAL ESTATE-SAL£»

HARRY H. MALLETT C.B. SMITH JR. RANDOLPH-WIEGMAN Ill C««ral Am. AD g. NANCY F. REYNOLDS PEARSAU CO. Ranker BARRETT A CHAIN Lirn.K GK* in Scotch Plains iui EDWIN O. EDWARDS right tor newlyweds or >oun A family. Well kept Cape Cod. love ••lti*l* kitchen and dinlna- space; two iicl OOSfT Oer.,. YEAR ROUND aisrd bearoom*, tile bath. The IIv. liillmSI. XM HaaaUla An, WaatfaM AIR CONDITIONING in* room has a picture window FRANKENBACH AO 3-S3S3 Aluminum comblnatloua, fully In. One of the most important parts 43 dm ft. AO2-IM0 Features, this barn red ranch sulateu. Pretty fenced-ln bac of our jf/b In finding the rfght houtre INC. house with expansion attic. Nest- yard. Transferred owner has start- for you, is to Helen to what YOU Mea»k«r *f Tar led behind clumps of wntte birches, ed ft recreation room. Low taxes ttll us. So, we really appreciate It REALTORS IKSl'HOB tl>l« home Is most picturesque. and upkeep. There ts an expansion vhtn you e*>e us complete details MaUIfU Ltettaf Ifatca attic. AH thla tor lU^OO. About your likes and dislike* for it 115 Elm St., AD 2-4700 4 MMOOM CAPI COO Added to the eye appeal l» a maxi- enables U* to accomplish the be«t mum of comfortable IlvfnB with renufus both for you and for UB. * « * LhM« Sr-lrm, MAID'S DAY OUT I This week, again, we are espe-- BuHt In 195& this home is in lm ctalt? pleased with the upland id »*?- lltleh Plalaa maculate condition. It has on th< WESTHEID VICINITY . D«lla;ntfttl»cr«en |«ctl»n of Available listings, and we Can be **ery daj- when you live first floor a living room, moden e « exclusive Wychwood area- Prk'en dining room, moacrn kitchen wit has better than average measure- tion. First floor has a The other features are: an en split fs truly "Better than new ; k range up to H2.50G and Include dishwasher and ncreened pore 20' living room, dinlnff trance hall. living room 20iI5. Din Listen—Living" room over 25' loni & .p5ce &uli as many types of architecture as Second floor contain* four Jove ment*, providing: "spate tor every- room, and kitchen with « YEA* OU) STIIT UVIL ing ell, kitchen with eating: space. nr«place. Full dininc room. Katln, there are nomea. For instance bedroom* and two bathK. Abo fating; space. On 2nd The recreation room Is WiixUM space in kitchen. Mahoaranr nat there'* the LOUISIANA adjoining average lot, 2-car garage, i(call thing, and everything ta Its place," t h ere are th ree Rood with mahogany panelling. There Is elled grade-level family reoraTl I jo*? *™'* «Mlisa the golf course, priced at $40,900; tlcally priced at $26,000.^ sized bfdrooms ana ce- $22,500 a lavatory and laundry room, ful x 25.4, full cellar. Spacious. bed' Built in \H5. on a BIO 120' x 185' ramic tll« hath. . . - Back basement, 2-car garage, and hard the WII,LIA,MSU!IK<; atroit the yard Is fenced in for rooms, larse closets, 2«4 *«thn •Ireet at the same price; the CO- lot Jn a pretty Scotch Plain* loca- small ohUdren. Orade Immediate possession fs possibl Double (faraie- Exceptionally widi Ind "hj'""™V I.ON1AL up the street at 142.500; school close hy. Possible on this larger than average spUl deep tot on circle of dead-en the. OGOfUlIAK on Carol ltd. at tion, the builder remembered a 26' for purchaser to take level. It has a large living room street, just over the Weatfleld HIM HO.90O; and the CONTEMPORARY Prim*- Location over existing F.H.A. dining room, kitchen with eating Sounds Interesting? — - - - - around the bend at |!5,4(lO. In ad- HhackamKXon Area screened porch, affording full en- mort gaffe. space on J)r*t level. Three bed- |31,»09. . dition, if you have a favorite plan Prime Conntruction rooms ,nd tiled bath on second. HARRY H. MALLETT of your own, the builders will lirlck and Frame ' Joy merit" of the property. I There Is a delightful screenei •alllal* Lbtlav M«aW> RKXTAL, — Modern < bedroom, 2\ study It and advlHe BH to whether Slate Roof porch with patio off the rear. S3S Nartk A»«- Bast bath apm lev.l, double nntt, « It Is adapted for thin sroup ami prime Floor Plan The wall oven and counter-top There Is also a ground level rec Weslfteld. Two-year leas* It is, they will quote you a price. Center Hall reation room with adjacent lava O tsm» — AH •«• ferred, references required. All this can be Imndleclby your prime Mixe range make tun of cooking for a tory. 1st possession. |Jjs month. . favorite member of Ihe WestfleM Six (tooTUB plus WASHINGTON SCHOOL Hoard of HenllorB. Naturally - family, and the dining epace In room, 3 b.So,S» «fl hope that's us! COLONIAL prime Price* WBTRIIO RANCH Only $27,500. the kitchen lavea the dining room $20,100 C.ft. SMITH , J*.. ••ottor •talXpl* UHkw •«• swar™fgw| A MSVINOUISHf D HOME for com pony meals. 111 OatnU A«, -. -A JUST USTfD ijOf&tei) o/ia quiet street, For the rxrcutive.and his family Here you can enjoy the thrill of thin fllx room spotlrHg Seven years old. this three bed who tm'il a Bpucloun home for In the Lincoln School area. Attrac- Colonial inetud«s a i(v- room home has 1 % baths plus i themselves and their friends. Thl tive 2 tttory modern Cnlnnia 1 in NEAV home ownership, and realise ing rttom, dining1 room, large living room with fireplace Highland Avenue residence of excellent condition inside and out- kitchen with dining dining room and modern kitchen. frame and brick construction with Spacious kitchen with dishwasher that if the «iime house were to be •pace, elated and The lot Is huge and tree-studded, ltd good looking wood shlnirle and eating Apace. First floor den there-Is a two-ear garage and the ELSIE BETZ, INC., R«ohor niof, lends itself to formal or In- constructed today, the price would screenea porch, ftll on THE Wrrmraaa s lfi x 10.6, lavatory and screened the 1st floor. . . . Second location a Very fine one on the formal entertaining. All Ihe rooms porch. Three twin sf*e bedrooms north side ot town. around th, TJr»,! are large, there are four family ant] t})ed bath upstairs. Beautiful bf> considerably higher than %Z door has three large bedrooms with 2 bathn, plun a ly landscaped lot. double Karatce-r- bedrooms. IV4 baths; maid's room on the first door with and ruMpleC'ly Mir Miilllwiirf », 000. . dgep plot «lth tre#s and WIUIAM A. ClAtK Us own b»Ili. UueHt lavatory. Fine WeatlaffhOMM. I'rice—$30,500. lust two blocks to new MOUNTAINS1OI COLONIAL closcta. back stairs from kitchen W«stfleld school. Ideal to upper landing of main KMir- ppot for family with o.v> r;HKE*W0OU ROAD, MOt>- nme, modernised kitchen with young children. TAlssiliK, framed In pink dog- M (Mtk Am. W»a» AB slaliileai steel sin* and Hot Po nl EDWIN 0. EDWARDS wood and white birch in a story- dishwasher. The owners are In- Thin charming center entrance book home of cypress and brick, •«•**•* Msdttota LMaW Inisi miI*rge scrfenfi SJ rludlnK Ihe wrought iron rods tar PEARSAU roofed In heavy slate. Once thru Ihe draperies and the specially de- 112 (fan St. Colonial Is located on one of the the oak door you will see the ex- «™K. Price lIl signed fireplace screen and tools. finest itrceta In Mountainside. RENTAL - JOIY I |«6.(IOO. I AO 3-5SS9 KIrat floor has a living room with ftCTTY MRKWOOO IN ft replace, dining; room, new modern kitchen, small den, screened porch Rambling 3 bedroom, bath and % FRANKENBACH WlBlfrea M. E living' room, dining room with in- ranch home on almost acre plot Ir Elai lac SCOTCH rums and full bath on nr«t door- There Scotch • Plains. Living room wftti IIS ELM 3TBEET — AD i-*T*» ChkH.Ctatla are four bio; bedrooms and bath direct lighting In the built-in FANWOOD - $1Sf9Q0 Imr T. CaateM $tt,0QQ on second. The two car garage Is china cupboards, tiled kitchen and fireplace, dining room, bis kitchen IMM H. aiaclal* attached, the lot 100 x ISO and the screened porch it Is juet three 2-car garage. $200 per month bt- •Irs. Alert. ."^" This 2 dory home In a particu- Mir i . „ ^^ taxes, believe It or not, axe under steps up to . two airy rooms and glnninc July 1st. *ra. Isatt .. larly convenient neighborhood oi- B*«a V. r««nall AD !•«(*• One floor living In the $500. bath-—for even more privacy, on Mrs. Msrrts , fiT« the mulmum in accessibility CtM, H. Fraakeafcaek. Jr. ADMKI modern manner, grace- the next level there Is another to station, bus, stores, schools, IHiI r O OADt-TMT ful living room with bath and two more generous slsed $14,200 •slUal. iiXfi churche* and the Fanwood Li- Haael S. Cum ADS-8M4 fireplace, dining room, bedroomt. A house of distinction brary. The home has been very Bllaakcdi W. »r»w« ADI-1SM nicely kept kitchen, nnd Individuality, just listed at WII kept and will appeal to a three spacious bedrooms, I37.90*. MDROOMt conservative, discriminating fam- 1V4 baths. Plot 125'xl55'; fcmtingt, tw. AD S-M54 ily. 2 cat fcara^e; full base- Eftilsgii , This cosy 4 bedroom, 1 and % bat) ment. . . : Owner trans- A1W1WH H. G.. WlAfMSBW , K*«. AD S-S3S4 A l.OVKI.V IJSDKN AVKMK, and Cape Cod type home can be yuun DANKER * DANKER, Inc. ferred and can give fast GlGlaii r Bartert MADS4NMn,ADS I «o close to Wil«on School, a fcoaA on short notice If you waste A MNTAl KM JULY pOSH«i looking English style house with time in calling. Screened _. NEWMANAT1 M.A.MERCNER M«altar« —- laaarara a.heavy slate roof. To the left of glanced entrance porch leads V jff one of your colleague* or Us center hall Is the Urge living living room. Kitchen ha* pleaaan R*«lt«rB Rnltcr room, den and screened porch; to roomy dining area and there's friends in golug to need, a very WeslleM nlie rental for July first octm- •U DMIrr C«r< the right, the dining room, break- full basement Pretty shade tfeei DORIAN ROAD New Ranch home on 2 acres fast room, kitchen, family room • In front yard. Close to new g:rad< nancy, Ji*re It ** at a price of frartlen noil, on macadam road in and full bath. Upstairs, four bed- about $300 per month- Unfurnl«n- WYCHWOOD ARIA the hUl»; modern kitchen, laundry school in young and frlendl: ed, furnished or partially fur- rooms, two baths and lots of stor- neighborhood. $13*01 . FAlKACftfS AVI. An unusual t bedroom buy In a room, combination dining and liv- age space. luxuriously planted — nished are possibilities. The owner very nice lucaUon^The Hving room ing room, tiled bath, 3 bedrooms; two car garage — immaculate and INVfflMMi Hill consider the tenant's needx in 12 x 35 and haa a tireplace. The full basement, oil heat. beautiful. $34,500. and will try to cooperate when the The owners of thl« Immftculflte dining riom is family-wiied (]2.<5 I17.S00 Have xplcaniUuu rUcht family says "we'd like It." hou«*j are rnont anxioun to go x .4.6). The HUchen fa alao targe Modern ftiKht room, two duplfi apariai Naturally reftrencpB are a large "West, so will give immediate po«- with a breakfast nook. Porch, one- bath Colonial wh.cn In- . _ brick Ranch convenient trance ve«lt«It lltl factor na thtfle ovvnera love their acHalon. It ha* a TV roofn, 23* liv- car earaee, oU hpat. This houdc cludes den or bedroom to \.qv**\, ,n & beautiful setting of KV TOP nRIVK WITH IT* OO«- THME MMOOM tANCH ln» room. f(,|| (j^t^ toomt* and w.l\ return to .t ,.o .1 ing room. Hi It. dlnlnR room. Ult- haH alreadV'been P.H.A. appraleed ?lua bath and jalouiiled flowers, shrubs, lawn and fruit WOOD 1% IILOOM IH A HIUHT TO modern klldifa. On a. yearn. Chen, breakfast room. Second floor and the owner in anxious to do am fly room, on first nf.r, HUillT NOW and especially —3 bedrooms and bath. The fin- trees, on garden plot 30D at 200; when there's such a pretty house Who ever heard of a pretty ranc: FHA apprllicd. MM lnhe at 30 ytara pl.,cJ. It'll ins room with a stone laundry, worKahou, oil heat; l(v- to look at, too. Just right for two bedrooms for such a tiny price ready. Bnu rtnllst f for th* member "who wanted to fireplace", dining Toom or perhaps three, the quality and SHIT ICVHS t>c n\onr." Home painted In 19&1. inic room H x 20; Penn. atone fire- decorating1 wtlt appeal to mature Pleasant Fanwood location on bif with littlioutdAM Tiew roof. Garage. and weil-kettt kitchen. place; picture window, full Alnlns lot. Plenty of good living here We thought we'd Bern everything SCOTCH flAINS - Upstairs are three ample room, complete modern ^kitchen; ,discrimination. Living room with Yes. there a a full basement plui Jn Kpllt levels, but the'other day . bedrooms and tiled bath; - lu'o upaeiou* bedrooms, tiled b>th, fireplace, separate dining room, aluminum storm and screen com a builder nil owed us tiamcthlni A "pie and ipan 2 year old, 4 bed pretty plot on quiet porch. 3-car garage. Best of con- {'wo bedrooms, two baths, panelled blnatlona. quit tt different that he plans ti_ room, Z\i bath "Level Type" home street located close Co struction — no upkeep; decorated den, two-car garage. $29,500. build In a v«*ry, vvry deluxe split # UNOX AVE. has jumi come on the market Jri ".Vilaon School. • in (food taste. that Mill cant about f 4B.0O0. How- one of the Town*hlp'» nicest area*. ever, you don't have to KO that The Iox2f> HvinK room ha* a log- . FHK!|s>cu niV^IIVlt WILII 11 ••» V| ft«iaut;| ONW warding-. Like to ate them? quartern upBtaim which would room, modern first floor powder family dining- room, doH'natalri lend I we If ideally as a "study dows thruughout; Excellent value. room, and the large porch off the for the ir(#niufl In the family,'* The BARRETT t GRAIN lavatory, 3 twin slie bedrooms ant Practically ne« «-ro«| Itltcnen, the fenced-In yard and tiled bath. Attached Bjarffeg^irag-e,, iara;g< with all utilities I—" ground* are one of the nhowplacetf LOTS OF UND Ml'LTIPLB tllTIIVO MBHSKMI best of nil the beautiful neigh- rear yard, lieally nice and we! NEW Off ICE SPACE? of Weatffeld. Treon and buitheH are •38,069—Attractive Colonial homi borhood. J27.900. worth checking. Owners can »lv< to-wall can •'" Jn full Doom. Lot ISO x 160. This five year old "Weif built 17 acres, 1 mile village, depot, 19 quick occupancy. lsi— ye»r'« I If the answer is "YES," let u» PrKr—A Hmrwrlmr miles Xetvark; pretty Betting back trl-Ievel Is nltuated on an approxi- Jtriti . Cnli ADMMl from road; center hall, large liv- tell you about HomethinK that m mately 111' x 210' plot. It fs aOkas. «. M*lcr«l«rc%, Jr...A«»-MS4 GfOMCI outstanding in a beautiful, air- 3-be"a-S3*.1 KHKf on this property. Priced at nial home, oet In suburban atmos- Eve. MI T-1M0 v*a aa4 SaaoVnt room overlooks rear yard aha electric range. » Irig- room with ftreplnct*. bookcase* |23,40O, In Scotch Plains. Meaiacra VaMlale I.tatla* Sen Ice Bildres". Thll llrlm Kil-inldi AUa-HOOH and bay window. Dining room phere and convenient to every- Kl.lr Bets JluSJt.. putio, sparkling kitchen ha mil enter lo Cvrmrllii KUlutt Att 'A-tl^tT with corner cupboard. tftrejimUned thing. Entrance hal), living room May Araola AllS-XWf breakfast bar, and there's an at Of** Grsr 41>-'-71.W nunny kltuhen with t-lee trie dish- with bay window and nreplnce. P. CAMUUO « SON tached garage, too. Owner include* LoW tRXP*t " washer und corner Bink maheH It formal dining room with attached Pat DeB.rrer ADX^SM marvelous attic exhaust fan with trict, split ri Memfeer ununuiil and attractivt>. I^argv In- DANKER t DANKER, Inc. 9x12 porch, large kitchen with 8aaaa|*s. aft*r Caar automatic timer that we know ami other extrM. * Vr~e*tAcl«—Fmm*rot»*—*eoi€h Plain* (tulated porch for year-round un« |mct knotty pine cupboarda, 1 >4 t\le kr aaaalatlUMI from experience works like a «nd a pleanant view of the aur- Bvcalaca mnlw baths. Three large bedroom*. Tile charm, Only & years young, and rouiitlf nisu. Tw in HIXP btttrooms. iHtft D. -Wclltaa ,. .1.1 B-MSS recreation and laundry room. luuklHE> for a new owner. bath. «t-pftrn.tP laundry room, full HaraM I). Flan Vh MW IM*-nty of utorftK* and closet space. »WH(M)L _ basement, expansion attic. 2-car Alkcrt Ci. Oaakrr ADZ-11tont unusual find and ready for 314 E«a< »!•••* 8lr«l HOME ULUXI OH. BUTISG AID" portatiori. 23' Mvins rouln, flre- decorating; is this beautiful bit Complimentary Pictorial Booklet laoe. family dining room, modern i bedroom. 2 and % bath Colonial 4 BEDROOMS — $18,900 IDaai S-88M •howlnc homea tor salt. Also ?orrmca Ullchen. Large screened split level* nestlcii on pretty trcc M. A. MERCNEft booklet outlining; aelllnc aidi porch. Three bfulroomn, plus extra BRICK RANCH fihaded lot in lovely Wychwood Ju«t lt&tvd ,thta i\na older typt: R*t WYCHWOOD — either or both on request, heated bedroom on third floor. area. PLEASE, CALL IMMKUI- hdtiio 1H on a laru*', well IUIN)- 513 D»ttler Court AD 3-414* Barrett * Cratn. Realtor*. 4S Elm Completely redecorated. moVe-ln $37,800 ATJCLY A^ND A VOID DISAP- Hi-upi'il jilot In H very il^Hlrahl*! BKAUT1KL-IJBI\ICK A.V FItAMB KtrMt, Wntdtld, N". 1.- (AD ""I"". condition throughout. Immediate, POINTMENT for the value here ni'lKhlmrlioud. IJIVIHK rtmni with O. K. Mm,900. Owner, AD 2- CUSTOM BUILT colonial type is superior. Center hall opens to lii'tpJatM*; fllnifiK room «'f(h cornce BU1L.T UNDER 8LTPEHV1SION OK 4130 or AD 2-3300. ranch luime, extremely good-look- very spacious living room with cupboardK; UHfheii wltli cublnft PltESKNT. OWNER. IAK(iK UV. ing, and full of warmth and charm. tmy window and fireplace/ Dining wink, new Tupptin ranKi*. pantry; 17 ACRES 1.VO HOOM WITJJ V1KEPLACK. The large living room 1I«H attrac- room leads to beautiful kitchen CHARlBt toll.-t. French du»rH from lilnlnK UIN1NU UOOXI. MODBIIN K1T- THE JOHNSON AGENCY, INC. tive u'indou'M and fireplace. Full with dishwasher and hooded table Ttmm lo ttcrt'iitd porch. .'' lit-dro«nn», -\i:\n-ot.t) CHKN WITH DINI.VG AKBA. size, bright dining room, overlooks top range, Go from there to sunny nur«ery it ml tilcH imth un 2ml DIHHWASHBn AND OHAMI1BIIS REALTORS the picturesque rear yard. Spa- lower level garao room meftnUFing' lioorj HUiim 1" *hmitr*': HIIIIIIHMJ imniHcuhitc condition; ^ or fi bed- ItAS'GK, I'INK PANELL.KD DBS'. cious, up-to-the-minute, modern 20 feet In length with lavatory, room on 3rd. Uusunifnt iihiyroom, rootn«, 1 Vi l»ithat living nnd din- SUN ROOM AND SCKEBN'BD •»k«ra at Badttata Uatlss tntaa kitchen. There are three large bed- extra closet and entrances to base- laundry, nuw furfiiit-4'. fjuick I>OK- Ing rooniH 14x115 ft,; 2 tlrt»pliiL*i*«; roRCH. TWO tiOVRW BED- 2* S|r«a| rooms, all of which will take twin ment, 2"-car garage and big" shady f nun. to iruluH. TI1A. C1,OSBTS lNCl^UblN'O A WAIJK-IN* CKUAK CI.OSKT. TUB At lt» elegant bent. (Jraclous THK BUY OF TOUR LIKE. H. CLAY FRIEDRICHS, Inc. l.ow taxeH. UfTiTeil at f-tl'.OOO. HBCHBATION IWK>M IV I1ASK- l*hiceil amone tall nhiule 5 BEDROOMS u M1SNT JS 43 KKIJT WXO, KXTIIA editor hall; t.fautlfully |>ro- tri-cM on H Wcstrield lot TIi x ,™, "»'t ^""It ... H»al«»r linrtlunrd. IIVIIIB room with l"»n. Iliii! brlt'k front bunga- $29,500 *rffl HtiBth Avr« Pnnn-oiid, I'A 2-7"r >t. 1,. Si. STA1IW TO STOJlAliB SPAOK. jiiaetfil on tht' rear at the otic lloor livinfi with an ex- 11 old. within walking rlltUutut> to •*Mr *••«••.#• FA 2-Kl8fl l'U)T IS ISO x 125. MANY OTHKH RtHihw KXTHAS. Vt.KASK CAL.Ii TO SBF5 living room nddlfi); fldill- pitnsfon attic with heat the Senior High School. This spa- • Tr JT11***1*11" *"* 3-TT40 "CHARMING ENGLISH TUDORT tlonal spare tor mt.-rlivln- cluetA, plumbing nnd dormers rlous home, only four year* old 49V Boath Ave. West iii THIS HO.Mli USTKU AT JIS.SOO. nlrendy In for two more beil- ban a tntul of five bedroomn and Htttfa irm}U,r .. l»l. a-STOS Inc SnufMoiifl dining room: roonin and bath. Thp twenty two baths. Large living room with ADasas a-asw iri . «nK tiled kiu-hrn anil breakfast foot living room haw a dry- fireplace. Dining room and modern Ample aarklaa- >o rear of IKHM < 32.fi x Ki.3) livtnu niom. tU'Ulittnn*' room; luilroum and ball]. kitchen. Panelled recreation room Gveataic t*aoaea llri'ithu-f, din, fainlly PIKV dining »-T«8» A bpdroumit. modern tiic)M(l Hunt g>: Sivt} tree- nh» dt'i) a Unlit noft hue. Tim-ar Kitchen, full lUnliiB ruom, modern MOUNTAINSIDE ll tasf Al> UliM nttnehed irKraicn: beautiful- ui%: '"" " ' " - FUAN'KLIN' KCIIOUL Section. A tll<. luitl!, colort-d llxturco. Call AW KVKtlri! KiitlisJy mnoiiK tail (ri, ly shrulilieil Int. A wolidir- bargain if WIT there was, this fully i'-mtortnVile home 111 tlil« fhitniililK i-iilimlal I.ITIT» |.»r>- SCOTCH PUINS littmc him bft'i) compli'tely done IMWACl'I.AI'K .|p thtM i-yeur-uUi nf llvltiK. M<-autlful •'ouit-r i-n- ALL WESTF1ELD Hie H')T1I»'W»1 area. tM.Ztll). ttvvr. Tiiere art* 4 hod rooms anil • untoni built, brick Tront Capo Coil truficf. l.nrgt' living niutn wllli hip; I'eri-hei] on a knoll with over moderti tiled bath on the 2nd which Inn 4 rooms and tile bath burning Ili-rphu-i', liltra'-tlvt- inning H half acre of rollfnK lawn !{<><>r. Tbr tlr»t floor ulnrlw with n rm, inuilcrn ncifin;*' kilrlicn. 1«l IS COMING IH a five your old colonial liirec entrance hall. Living room, on 1st floor nnd £ roomH and tile lloor luvutury, *tT«''fi«d i>i>rrh. LINCOLN SCHOOL iutth on tile lind. Detached ffarast' milt level! The sunny llv- dining room, and new modern kit- with permiLiu-nt drive, aluminum Four wnll iiltinuiMl hi'drunniH, c(jl- illKllmlfc ,,r |,( muili iltmuiiioiiltm-uiiio-il mill aiailmlrvl d An extremity wi-11-liullt. window; you will like the icti-ly dt'cu rated Including the many other extras. »3l,»00. Prln- lictitt HttiifUt'tl 1 wi) f«r piiniKt'. BARN RED DUTCH COLONIAL i-ONy split level. Tin- Ilvlnu dlnlnjr room and modern, Sours. hfltutirul lurKc li»t. low tuxtrs. (July H COLONIL room JJ:!« vxvnnHtvtt front mmiiarl kitchen. Hear patio I'lnnln only1, lnnpcctlon Snturdiis' l30[uij '''7 N"r"'"" '"Ittl'i;) will lie open tor limpectlon wliulitu- ureii: fireiilitcc: full for your oilUidi- ttummcr mid NuiidH) nftrrnoon, 1024 North (1 I n I II K r'liim nnd rear j-veuUiKH. The two second Avo. West. AD 2-S722. Only nnu of lt» k\m\ I f.-rrt-ni-d poreh wlllrh over- level bedrooms are Koitd with liliu-U roof, wliltu trim II'«,HH » Khnilcd rear yard: sleed. colored tiled bath. The. WESTFIELD .lliMINK 2 bfdroom Cup* '-•"> 9" imil Klt-iimlnu lir IH. Tlio ttreplarr In In (Irq mwlint !;llrhnfi. Keeuml level third level bedroom l» a LEE K. WARING y i'lvcly quie1 t North rlalnlleld SURA| Iitii•,I'lll'l Tl,l fHllll. I \i '•"'"."..'•"vinK tin- tlvhiK room additional -vail '">". i«» liudruoniH and tiled wonderful IS' x 17' ivith no REALTY SERVICE «lr.-t.t. 22 llvliiB room with fire- ,N MdUluIn Llallnx Mrmlirr n i..r,-h S i "i1! ',- :-, hlti-hi-ii with furnlluro-llllc rubllKU. liHlh: the third level fon- much utoraKC, HIIU a tiled fiwr. illulns: room, ceramic tile )S B. f »M HI, AUt-7403 fii./lrfiiim. utLl i '''",'},'">"H room nnd HP ll f<-«- stuIrK lire four lulns a very Kpticiaii* rocim, lialh with stall shower. Pull Hltchen. powilcr room, open poreli. ISreMlas* F'Jioneai lit'ilruumn und two tiled iniln. Otlur iletiMln un r.M|ue»t. lavutory; ample storaiie. Air buscment. air Kas heat, ov- 226 E. Broad Street nnd altiu-Iied liaragc. IIS.SOU- Jm Ward AD2-7vi>r»!v..',l ottllrti- l*IIA eommitment for the AD 2-9500 Bnrtoumiachon ;.ADa-itur ii 1 «•'] BarsBe, A transfer makes tthn-i* livnllitlilQ tliin attractive purchaser with low down -VKAK-OI.D Cape Cod. i room" KIH) GeuTMC O't;,oilj- FA S-1 ./iifiimry linnio payment nnd sound carn- Maltlplr I.UIIaK Ilimbcr ••Ill-triuli' home offered for vuur cun- WI JOHNSON, jn. thel 31. Tunner ,j witlis, tlio kitchen, uttaelieieill EE» M rage, pullo and outdoor iirccplaip * KADEB' * "»» FA J-VlUt ^D 2.03QO »'JJ,0OO. A« S-6MB. 6-t-W THE WESTFIELP •(», J) LEADER. THUB9PAY, MAY 1. 1988 Jse. FOR SMI FOR SALE FOtSALE • msro* SAU • BUSINESS SERVICES • • LEOAl NOTICff •' NOTICE STOW iOUNDW •I'MTIXJU deluxe 3-pc. glider set BKALP«I\T Slsmeae kutens. Tel. plHRCT ADVKNTIllna, .O(T«M riBMC MtrriCK i '" MUST DISPOSE ^ witu cushions, like now, $^j; AD 2-0130. Sprinting, Mltntograchlng. Sul«« Vul,||c Notlee la hereby wlvcn thai Thayer baby carriage, excellent campaigns planned, printed and nn orillituncii nf which tlia fallowlnar OF KEIOHT CLAIM cpmlitlon, 118. Tel. AU 2-U494. VK WO1I.U like to 11ml good IIOUIHB produced. Is n inpy win Introduced, raail ami II Els* It.' I'll 1-S4U for three cute liftlenH. They're l/alu« ('aaatr Prlatlai IIHBUCI on first rending by thi Cuuu- AND WAREHOUSE seven weeks old and hoUHebi-oken. *M .Vurtk An., W Deadline for Classified Adi S-l-lf KIUIIT dining room chairs, dining • •II nf the Town of Westnntd at a DAMAOID FURNITURE table, buffet, china closet, Kan Call AD 2-3343. Alt 1-HW3 ini'ftiiiK held April 28, 19S8, am* dryer, dreualnv table (mahogany), 5-l-tf 1timt the nal.1 Council will further — «_••/ nl, 2 6x9 rugs. Master Healthlier, two RHKI.TIN (baljy Collie) pups, lli-nu- 'wiKlih'r the aaine for final pusaag* SHOP NOW for wonderful bar- serving tabUs. Tel. AD 2-OD53, ttful sable and white, AKC, paper . the *"**• .•-.. .** «««» r- "- 5 P.M. TUESDAYS •an Alla Ava. ... Mains on furniture and fabrics trained. Inoculated. 1 male, I fe- 5-l-tf Living room, dining and bedroon' male. Tel. AP 2-4SCK. AD S-. in, II y, JIGS BY HfNRY A. WIST erate ratee. WEBTi-IBLD HOTEL, ALL AUK TRHMBNDOUS in CHI?VHOI,I:T coiiverlible,, radio, Merlin I Van pell. I*HI \\\\\ A 4<1 W. North Ava, AD 1.JT54. HA1K1AI.NS heater, whltewall tires. VtM-y ftV AM [C«rtifi«d •!« SHOP MO.V. TIIHU SAT. 10-4 P.M. clean. 50,000 miles. Tel. AD 2-lisiis. HilF WANTID- TIIH 'I'tlWrV »aV rmnllHBD room, prefer jentle- M» NAIH Statesman, U&ll, etc. < PERSONALS • AM) roil TIIR AHIKB »>an only, In nice colored home. ST. OBORQE AVE. STILES STREET Overdrive for gas economy. *!2Sj *0QD-TH0MAl COURT AD 3-6819 after S P.M. B-l-tl WAHEHOU8B IS IHRRCTLIV BE- -FIMAIE for quick sale, call AD 8-6213 Sat- rur. niitu OK »\MH A^IWT HIND ES8O STATION IN Till! I. \ M» 41V WHICH THKV JUI HOMI KIYMOU -Anai urday nnd Sunday iinly. 1 COMrOHTAlH.K furnished fro,., Aid . HITI< %TI:U. [PRIVATE COURT room with family of adults. Near UNDEN PERSONAL #2. Dor Gnnimv, Hi: IT uUi)AINI-;n by tli^-Tnunrll town and transportation. Business tn m. •»•»• •«.. w. June. Oar desirable. Hours 10 to RTAION WAI1ON — 1BB5 Mercury. nf the Town ot WOHtiteli], <" thtt KOOS BROS. liJO, 4 to 1, « days. (Sleep out. Original owner, perfect condition, County nt' Ifnlfitt! man only, E2J WutDeld Ave. }e]uxe model, handled and main- Pip» ind Mima have opened an ^HICAW one floor.,'*»- 5-I-tt WAREHOUSE box 20D, care Weitneld Loader. tained with care-. AD 2-1470. StM'ilnn l. "Wlirnrvfr tho Slujiprtn- lottUBe- Living room, dining WOOD IOOK JNCVClOfBMA account for me at Firit Federal t«iu1t>llt Of Pljlrlil' Wtit'hH flllltU mill Science Kitchen with butit-ln HRKB room« f«rni»hed, u» Mar . skirts, blouses. Excellent Hiiy (IIM« in or on nny iirlvnte |ir«m- lon Ave, Call AD 3-3663. S-l-t| IIMB <» STOM TOnvertlbla Ford, new • nd counter tmrner. Three condition. Slsea l(l-tg. New styles. tires, radio and heater. Heat offer. Savings, in Wtitfield. [ im very IXI-'H ti) IK* dlHrno^it, lnr»>t't(>(l, d^onyed us two bfttha, open porch, mtrlNiAiii Very reasonable. PL. 5-9513. or rvlr-nt that tt In & r garage, large plot. Price CMBEKPl'l, furnished room, next t< Call AD 2-6499 after 5:00 I'.M. 6-l-2t COLLIOI ORAO hnxuri1 l ur mnmte to puhlji' or prl* bath. Pamlly adulti. Near town ike •aiiNTuiur k»ppy because this money will vntt uroprrty, or tu othor |ri?PB or and all transportation. AD S-J17I DI'NC'AK Pllt'pn dlnlnp; room set iiinvHOIiRT convertible, 1953 Hel UlU'lllltilTy III liti* WHlllC KfllBI'ftl 1«- weekdays after 6 P.M., all day Work as secretary tu Vlce-Presl- Air, Unjllo, beater, one owner. »MEHICAJ» fwo-itory home (no china cabinet), 150; double dent; Wall Street tlaiik; good lie uied (or my college educa- cnllty, In* Bhnll notify Hie nwnor of )loniat entry coioni.de. l,lv- gaturday and Sunday. - 8-1-tf burner Florence oil heater, |S; J5SS. fA 2.-S443. tlif i)n>mlno!H on which much irc« om, dining room, aclenci OITOM alnks. Blank entire, — ijrping; no stenp: business expe- inny Htnud, or ttui nKent nf nnftl cupboard!, tables, rope beds, brass fireplace set, drawstring rlenco helpful. Write to J. T., tion. They told me that my lav- with built-in oven and ri'H!«ISHen room for butlnesi screen, anulrona and flreset, $15; Hiix 150, Vail Street Stlitlon, *BT POHIt black convertible, radio, I>V\'IHM-, i>f a date, tlmn nnri nlnce , l.urnor. three Urge bed- man. Private home. Qaraee avail- tur« frames, ghon aMned only large stroller, • »4; crib, 16. IS5« heater, Fonlomatlc, white ivnlls, ing! we insured up to $10,000 when a hearlntr will b<> ht>ii| hofuro two and one.h»l[ baths, able. Call AD 3-6166. 4-24-2t Sundays after I P.M. and Monday! K null wood Hit., Mountainside. AD N. Y. c. tike new. Call Cll 6-0881 after 5 him frt consider the rorrmvflt, tle- Kirch, two-car carage, large all lay. Ann* Laoko, ant aue deal- P.M. n(rui.tlnn, prunlnir oc cutting flown, er, Foothill «2C Soi.rvin*. 2-5714. and that the current dividend is jrice »34,50». ArAlt,ABI,R now—room for a gen jg _.j, daya and evening, In whole or In part, oC nurli «il»- tleman. Groen ventilation. In hom^ HI''S spring clothes, vaMQitt infected, deenyed or dead tr«« IFOHEST — Lawrence Av« of 2 adults, near town, »ood neigh- e-e, 12- part and full time, good working 1%, Do you have a First or trepit, borhood. Keferencea required. Tel. WE QVAUAJfimm 10% to #»% »av- Call FU 8-81B4. conditions, good Income. Apply In Moctlnn 2, At «Rlfl hcnrlftfr, the lc Cape Cod. Living room irsonu. Sip * Sup Heetaurunt, • AUTOS WANTID • dom, Bcienoe kitchen, foul AD 2-2956. 4-3«-lt IngI s on all merchandise. Our low HKNDIX washer, good condition Federal in your town? Ours ii ownet* or th« owner's HffotU mhull ho verhead and ypars of buying ex- Sprlngrteld. __^ givel n un opportunittit y Io Riiiiear IIn ,.H, two up and two down. rlencf aitablM us «o do this. fid; mahogany dlnlnir table with •leHRUT prices paid for Junk oars. person, or by attorney or other wtt- ,.u one-half baths, eight RKfldlBD room for rent, with or ds, opens to sent 12; bookcase; 7, really nice. Junior ' IIOHHOS, and b« heard anil If upon on first floor, five close tl without carafe, good location, Kitchen tables; 8 pair curtalrts; o-l-tf pear itatjon, fcui n, conya- ward, neutral and reverse controls, icJPAPHOKR'ouorntor, cxpf rlenovd, order to safeguard such property or hmolete information phone nlently located. 627 Boulevard. AD •PRINO bulb sale—Huy IS worth of with carrier. Tel. AD 2-8550 after • LEOAl NOTICES • 1-0740. . 4-84-M O.E, bulbs and get |i worth af part Mine, nt home. We will »um>ly ro* mini oLtmiina, ri«> to prevent tlie, luremi nf the ill«- 456 or consult your own assorted bulbs nu charge. E, T. 6 P-M. Dlctnnholie anil typewriter, AD S- .... habits, "buols, aatlquei, curloa, eafto or Itifectlnn to nelgrthorlnir OST*. N»'ri4!H Of mHITI.UWRNT Iropii, It uliflll lid the duty nf the FOR BI »IM-:«S MAM — Furnished Williamsr , 755 Central Ave., Weit. iurnlture, kraMwars, flaaa. china. room in home of adults. Reslden Held" , near Drov~ e St-• . N- o partarklnk g Wolff's, It! MaalfOB IveTtel. PI. NOTICE IS IIHKUOV (HVM3N. That oft'nor of ths inwnlMi-nn wlilt'h surh problem. 6-1-tf >HNTAI. assistant—Mature, depend- 6-2459. 6-1-tf the first and final account t>f tho tr^e may stunil li1 t Ruch owtterH etc- tial section of town. AD 3-3242. able, conselentloun. Permanent po- subscriber, liankors Tmut Company, pensp, to removi , cut down, prune S-l-tf for tho homo. sition with chance tur advance- Win mW all types of rugs and car. executor of the. lust will nnd testa- nr destroy tho same on or before tho LOOKING for lamp shades? 1001 to (Imp flxeq b^ tho Btipeiiutpndnnt In .ESTATE-RENT* COBV room, private home, for work choose from. Visit our showrootn ment. Excellent salary and hours, pots. Call Ml, 4-4780. - B-l-tf ment uf FIUSD P. CONDIT, aiuii and convince yourself. B. T, Wil- only genuinely liitereBted and known as FtiKDICltlCK l>. CONDIT. (UVnrdlUKtl With hl» detorm|llatloil. IniniKc manman.nea. i r town• . $S•-.... per week.. sultnbli anply—tlvliur full par"?- Section 3, In tlio event thst nucli j house, furntahed. Oarage. AD 3-3093. liams, 755 Central Ave., Westfleld, OOKI wanted, 1 or 1,000. Pleass ileceaBed, will he audited and Hlatsd r»l And location, "Oranford, near Grove Ht, No parking prob- MRS. MARJORIE MIUIN ulars. Write Uox 810, care West- call for detail. P.M. Book Shop, by th« Uuriogate. anil reportcid for owner uhall not comply with tho i to August SlttU $150 Meld l*ader. PL, 4-Saoo. 5-l-Ff settlement to the Union County illceptlona of the Huiwlntrniiciit of BOOHf for rent close to stores and lem, f-l-tf *M Raat »ro.4 Binrt • Public Works provlilpd In th« pri>- [Call Hit 6-3504, station. Call AD 3-1283. (Bairaar* os Klwer at.) Court—Probate Division, on Friday, _ willow trees, beautiful, AD Z-imi POMI'ION open. Clef leal, typing, ATTIC, cellar, house and barn con- May !i.i next at io A.M., D.S.T. eeillng sootlon within tlm limn stnt- from II up. Now Is the time-— general off ice work. Part \lma with temn. Mllllngton 7-1140. S-l-tf Dated April 21, 1BSB. Rtl. then the Hupi»rl!ltenil*Mit of FMlh- FI'HMXIIKIl room, cross ventila- Hunkers Trust Company lie Workfl shall nttd mny Immerilhtaly tion, for gentleman, convenient to don't ml»s. MUrdock «-UlB. posBlbUlty of full time. Kotchford f . ESTATE WANT'D* B-l-2t I'oiitlac, hi North_^1[5^_, HTKINWAV or other good piano Snevlly and lsly, AttoruoyH, remove, cut down, pruno nr ih'Htroy all transportation. Tel. AD 3-1834 5-l-tf wanted. Mention inakor, price, age. 1H5 Blm Mt,, suoh trne or trees, itnd shall certify the- mints thereof, ami such costs pnoOM house, In Grant CIIHI.'S navy Prlnceae fitted coat, 1" PlaNMIirl.VANIA real power (IKNHHAIT' houseworker, Monday, Write llox 20T, cars Westlloid Wcstflold, H. 3, FITHtflHHRI) room for rent, with or Wednenilay. nnd Friday morning Lender. B-l-at B-1-4t .Fees JB.7B shnll he charitdl nKninst the lands strlct between now and size 12. AD 3-0425. 6-1-tf mowor. Huns well. |30. Call AL) of tho owner anil the ninoiinttttierr- ft.M00 to 123,000. No without Karage. good location, 2-33S3 after 7 P.M. 8-12. Own transportation and ref- near station, bua and store. In- GHKTSCII drum set, excellent con- erences. Cnll AD 3-8486. (HI HUW-liATIOHK to cllnn with NOTK'R or -shnll forthwith beronir- 'a lien [Vail AD S-0768. B-I-St quire John Putrhl, 108 Prospect St., "Peto" Williams ami Col. .lauk upon Ruch lanilN ami nlmll he ntiiieil dition. Cull AD 3-4098. B-l-tf „ WWW noA«T HRKP Take. Notice thnt 1'oter Cimlrelln, to and iKH'ome nnd form a part of •drqom brick rAftcli. No Wentfleld. AD 2-3157. , 1JI\.VKH» where the elite meet to Tool> home and moderate salary Dunn on prime rlbH at the Wash- t/a Liberty l*'ood Store, has applied for mlddlB age woman In exchange ington House, Atay 14. (let tickets the tnxeM next to lie* itHflpsmil nnn _ Write Box 211. care West- BAVARIAN china, old rose pattern eat and meet "I'ete" Williams and to the ftiHyor and Omincll at the levied upon puch tnmts, tlip anmo to with silver edge and extra pieces Col. .lack Dunn. At the Washing- for care and companionship to nt tho office of John .1. Wilson, Town of weHtlldld for renewal of a Indcr. ailing women. Borne light house- 23r, K. Ilroad (AD 2.23251. Kvo- Iwnr inlcreBt nt tin* mime rate n« including coffee and tea pot, new. ton House, May 14. mndn MiM-iiiHi 1. IIM IT ciTitTirnn on- ond floor. Tel. AD' 2-0778, 528 PIIEVBNT moth worries by using eHt In good government to attend a Imtnedlateiy, In writing, tn Juno 1<\ SHORE ACRES Pinraon St. 6-1-tf • HUP WANTED- dinner honoring Westlleld'n "I'ete" D'Angelo,, TowTn n clerklerk, Municipal nAINIill) that this nrillnanoe nliall lierlou. Oilorlesn, stainless, Kuiir- Wllllnma and Col, Juris Dunn. At illllW WMlfleldWlflld , N. .TT. tiiki* effect Immoillittoly ftfter pub- ton Harncirat Ofty |3« w. SOUTH AVK. 4 rooms un XTmufSH and second hand furni- Biitred for FIVM YKAItS. Marte lit the Washington House, May 14. Ili'ntloti after ftnal paftHftgo an pro- BOATMAN'S PAIIADISR ture, lartre stock on hand. Open Amorlca Store, 128 Kim Ht., Went. MALE PKTKit (niNirni. VliiiMl by law, furnished. Three 3-room apart- till 9 P.M., closed Sunday. Short tu>t tlekels now at the office of ion park St. m minuter from your own ments. 190 a month. 911 Central Held; .). J, Wilson, 23T, 10. Ilroad Ht. ICv«. Wi'BttUild, N. J. B-l-H I'ccs $21.0(1 io Duep Si-a FiMhlnff via dlnUnce from Penna. Turnpike, iihmH call ,f. P. MorrlHBBy, Al) 2- I Manamjuan Inlot. Ave. Call A.D 2-0779. E-l-U Morfsantpwn Exit. F. K. Plsher, MAN wanted to help landscapo Bar- fi-l-2t ' l'Ve Route 23, Chutchtown, Penna. IHOW folding Bate, used on back dener. Cp.ll Htter II I'.fl., AD J-SBJ4. 8H18. 5-1-at LEADER CLASSIFIITDSPAI" tACHES—WATEIl SYSTEM ATTH*CTIVS5 llfht housekeeping door of store for protection, Tel. I Bayfront IMots, I'ieal for 8-room apartment for younger IIOV»*to"dillvet;, l«WB|iaper«. MUHt tlvi>'s home; with 50" Injioon couple. Convenient tn bus and be 12 years old. Tel. AI5 8-03JU or L In rear, fur boat, from TWO outboard motors, 10 HP Fire, HIFI.K— Martin 222 with Weaver 8X town. *S0 Including utllltlos. AD stone, good condition, low price. AD 8-1797 or call at 227 Uiinx Lagoon I'lnts from »26OO. »-19S», 6-9 P.M. S-l-tf scope nnd gun case. .New condl 6 l Istom IIomeH—Shells Bee at Sinclair Service Station, tlon. Evunlniia AD 2-S5O4. Ave. ^ ' -'"i kl5H8 OP HAPHV OWNRHS Orove an4 Central Ave., AD 8- I'OI II-IIOOM apartment for rent, 1444. 4-24-H VM <.Ai,i,A!vr Ht'etn^r.."- to esrort torn, all-year home with ISO' Oarwood. |50. Te|. BUnset B-10B8. JOIIKMON outboard motorn, new, al tholr wives to dinner at the Wiish- « SERVICES YOU NEED » Elded lagoon frontage over- models. 13' Lymnn boat, I960, an< tuglori House, May 14. Meet west. 1 liny, dock & mr, pavilion, ATI'UACTIVIVVlB 3rd tloofloor apartment a.p>r, mahogany, plywood utility trailer, IS76; 1066 12 HP outboan Keld'H "I'oto" Williams ami Ool. ully furnished, tiled bath, 3 i-iiu and bath, MKIU and iilry, "runabout. 8 yeari old, light enough motor, 9186.' Sohmlta Bros., 78 jack Dunn, also gftllant, tickets ', modern kltrhen. garage— very deL•Irable location, ouposlM to.oarry on ear top. 15 HP light- Central Ave. and drove Ht. on sale at the ofltto of i, 3. Wll- • UDO. CONTtACTINO • MPAIRS Terms, 2 bedroom, new park. Colnvenlcncnt to buus aand town weight motor, carrier nnd acce.- • LANDSCAPING home. ' -mini./rowi.aa?* LlKht - eepingi . All UtlUtllltll e PfjWRH, lawn,. rnQWe.. ,< — rfrm ii^"\ MorrliilB*-, Afl 2f»l»!i.'i..-.,;. - MODWNIZINO •*» privilege*, ttfum.comb. — n preferrsd, unMankclV riding mower with i>ed SNOW now twvici • tl«e. heatitiK.,uhfUrnl»hed, AO 3-01(16, t IUOOAOI U»AIMNQ ; i TTBN T1ON HOUSEWIVES t>F ^vSmlSiii thnn one year old. OWlt TRUNK* — UMBRBlXiAt .. JIM LOVILAND latlon. ror. lot! $19,500. WESTFII3L.D!! Stop moth damKge njlir*nsferred to. mld-wenf, mu« UMM13H RENTALS MAY 1st — Dudley Ave., first floor. sacrlflco. $250. Tel. AD 3-] . WANTK) • •OOFINO •UITCASBg — LADIBB HANDBAO8 ' An 3-ai\'M An I-«*T* for five whole years with Uerlou. T15 Ceatral tnaao 1 J. WOERNER Attractive 5 rooms, tiled bath, ira- It's guaranteed, In writing. Made RUSKIN'S nt'Itd., opp. Yacht Club raire. Heat, liot water and (trounil In AlnBrloa Store, J2S Kim St., TWO 2«" Klrl's blcycics. one Mng uotMV fleslres taby BlttlnB eve Sidlnf and O«»«rol Rtpaln 14* nr«Mk in, n.Aisr'imi.D 4-mn 5-l-tf care included. 1100. Kathryn T Westfleld. •_ llsh: one violin and stand: porcli KinBS. AD 2-433^____ na, only. Free nrochure Sholld, Agent, AD 3-3018. accessories, best offer; screens, 5-l-tf ore Acres, N. J. TW 9-3493 roll shades, »l»nl rUB» 7'JU', an trOMAN wants Ironing to do J. J. MOHAN LANDSCAPING TWO-HOOH apartment with break- KKW PIA!«O«.OIIOA5fJ glliler. Call A I) 2-0124. hiiliie. Call Pick up and deliver. 41* rirat f treat fast nook, private bath ami pri- MlvkMt •AniillO'-'^l'WWtBt Prlcea Te|. BUnset B-U420. AD MM — AD I-4NM* Uf HOISTERY RESIDENTIAL - INDUSTRIAL RENTALS vate entrance. With garaffe, Near AII.I.O MVIIO CKNTEH, CM l-'ifMI IIIJMMAUK! HAI.K — May 6tll-10th, B-l-tf Lawns rnkud, llrneil, fertlllxed, center of town, all transportation Cor. of North and L,i>nox Aves, ODD11 jom—Painting, window sash URMTURI REPAIRS rolled, (Mit liy month. AD 2-0708. Clothing, dishes, house furnlnh- "rds replaced, leader and Itutter DON MAXWILl BLACKTOP DRIVEWAYS IUILT low OR HOHSB manure, well rot- intfs, collector's Items and flrs rork. Call AD J-0410. B-l-tf arAIMf, alterations, additions, RENTALS #3. A ted. Enrich flower beds, ro»es,»Kar- editions. Pewter, lithographs am stairs, dormers, porches., reorea- AD 2-022* AD 2-2425 AD I-O0M den. Hlch farm lopsoll, $6 dellv- television set. c. P. of A, ,. PORMKK secretary }le«Jroii typing, tlon and attlo rooms. Expertly S-l-tf by tke Kit A retrut in • GARAGES FOR RENT* - eroil. Chestnut farms, MU 8-48»", billing and simple JmokkeoplliB; to by ICdward Oudlok. CPXI 24 hours. - 6-1-tr PBW MTOI,KN on fiahil — barisalni. do."»tTi(Tmi.Ai> GAKAtfK to" rent, 215 Prospect St. liryann'a, 224 15. Broail Ht. Tol. AD 0.IU5O. HONK RHPAIIIS BURGDORW TREE SIRVICi ountiins? Wliit »re your WeVtfteld. Call AD 3-089D or AD TWO power seivlnlt machines, 1 fac- 2-1078. 5-1-41 CUBTAINS washed and stretched In Expert repairs and construction, 5 1 my own home. Work guarantee.!; carpentry, masonry, electrical and Cettltlrtt 1'rff* V) Xpert* 3-2207. ' lJ ory model, good condition. Cull plumbing. No Job too small, All I? They can come true this t 418 First St.. WcBtlield^ ItAIIK oak sideboard, compartmen OAMA«B~for rent, 318 So. Euclid for tiottles, Ideal for recreation VILLANE A SONS, INC. work jeuaranteed, Itatss reason- FA 2-6669 able. Call A, U Sinllll AD 2-2JJ5. |r if you've laved faithfully Ave. AD 2-9850. 5-l-tf z 1 4 ; room. Tel. AH e-0S4B. H4tT0TII>l>IWC<> lawns cut, ccllara •28 ifenwa Stnet C-l-If CUITHIK41—OlrrH. slips 10. ' i, , . "njittlcs cleaned. Light trucking-. *D l.«7T» AD S-4M0 (-1-tf girl's, bicycle, 24 Inch. AjJ^-ll»4j KAMII.AMII.V sl«e Maying wringewringr wast; Tel, Ap 8-1788. !Z __ Alterations and additions., Roof AWJVN llnmr), nocilcid, fortlllaed, Rtcr. Or ii it a winter er. Good COIKIUIOII. |4». Call A, repair*, and wood gutter* ( • WANTID TO RENT • »KHKIHFIIAI*t4 and Beranlum, 35coiul 3-8D«08048. iKXIAHMt; man wants"hi-imr spring J.awnH rut hy tii« monlii, r 'n«on- you want? Open an UP: 8wls« (-Hunt nanalos, oriental cleanliig or lavvn work. Call evo- • MOVING-TRUCKING ulilo prlcon, Call aftor C, AD 2-3823, popples, blending hearts, trees and 'TTliK Vermont Ornde A mniile nlng«, AD S-6?l«. 4-24-2t RENTAL UNITS WANTED shrubs: annuals; African vlolnt syrup. ,OOO...our current divi- respected Industries to assist new- omiltlon, MB. AD 3-M0S. ^ yellow Oklahoma print by Olive ly employed Engineers and Chem- BmlthtAI) 3-1242. OOrtTMAli •ARGENT*! MOVINO * R ' ARNOLD J. MOONS, INC. i 3/O. You only need one ists In locating housing. ~~ AWTi Silt BO FT A XO~II OI!» K OVERHEAD DOORS MOVIVIJ —Miscellaneous household oBpra you 4-hour unit service, pur Now loading household gooda t« 'II N-NKK) rvrs. All a-DM.1 roods. Call AD 2-6961, 13 Stono- traniportallon, General climnliiK, oanrvKiinivo QARAOKK WITH all 48 States and Canada, specls!* to open an account, Highest references . . . attractive Oven IJally *TI1 ft—But. Til « cooking and serving our specialty. • WINOINU ItaOHH TO OVRR- Islnv In New KnKland, Florida 4-I7-4C cost arrangement which favora elich Pnrk. Uniformed, clean woman at your IIKAII TVI'B I10OII8 II OUH and California shipments, Sam* Sprlar I'lnmi Rule of free parking while property owner. »T4»P moth worries by using Berlou service. Vrlexel 6-8H04. 4-24-21 •PI9CMI.Tr. van tu destination. I^et us oilman five year guaranteed Alothspray, CALL W. II. HAIIN. FA. 3-1NT4 your next move. United Van Lines, • T-V, RADIO REPAIRS Please call us now to list for Im- F.ttrr nlrctrle Oman. . ..I Ro.no 2 3lm f CI.BAN. wax, polish your kitchen t-l-tf Ted Harironl, Agent. AD 2-3033. fling business. mediate or later occupancy, Made In America, I ^j _ 5l_ , . 17.1.00 floor every w««k, only M.J10, or c-i-ir Ininmonil Snliivol JTwriijl^rwhlle French Prnvlncla $5.00 for once a month. AD "•j»"°j TILIVISION In rolling hills of N. J BARRETT « CRAIN . ai...iH> liresuer, mirror and Junior beii. WEATHERSTRIPPINO P. TOWMIBND • (Mi river can accommodate llrolkj *|»l»'* • • • , 4.VI.WI Excellent condition. Offers accept- nnoim A WI.VIIOWS nnnsi r. TUHHRHHII CAR-HOME RADIO Ktnry * Clark R*lart.. VODKC lady wlBhes IroiiloK In own Icrnona. I*arge cool screened a Rl.d iT. ** " AD »-l . 4.-WII0 ed. Tel. AD 3-8830. _____ home. Curtains, etc. T«|. AD 3- Btop cold air and water. •lalti- Trips tu Aa Ikiikorne Appliance l, artesian well water, elec- ASK FO* MR. DAVIDSON l.eatrr Spinet I'kua* W. H, HAHN 141 NOIITII AVIS, • AU2-410AU2-4 4 Iriyerator. All modern'jcon- 40B.HO FATIIEH'* DAV or gnt'lUKjIo/l spe £416. Strvlc* D-I-tl Mtelaway Consult* t~-.—, clnl. Uolf clubs: 8 Spaldlng Top. FA. a-i«r-< 5-l-tf Jes. lllver stocked with fish, HnKiMoxn Ckiird »rai.« iui~l'iK- exnerlenced. No. 2 man vii-e- S-l-tf ELM RADIO > T.V., INC. Iliir available. Situated on ij».vi,i •••»! engineer ami family, , a.-w.mi Kllte Irons, including wedge: < ""rri camp on Kexar I-Rke, CUSTOM MADE closes, then full lime as mothers Hprlngllold Movers, DHoxel 0-7S2I). Maine. Lnrgo llvlnp; room, YOt'Kti woman wants one room and 'RralnUParrkau I'lnn helper. Call after 3 o'clock, Al) i- ,1-1-tf .p. 4 bedrooms, 3 baths, both, unfurnished. Mght house- MIUINERY I kitchen, screened porch. keeping. Write Box 209, care AHPISNTIir ANI1 MANI1N con- • MISCELLANEOUS ALTINBURO flANO HOUSE Newest'styles spring, summer hats tructM. HlirTinllxIne lit altf>ratlniis, CARTER'S MOVING P'-at-h. Within two miles o' We-stficld Leader. ^ ^ 'cc'OI-'NTASi'r now available for liomu ropalrs, lilnrk (^illinbH, roof- Wii'l Rolf course. Boat anil [ia« B. Jmrr »»•. Ellsilbetli. »• J. maile Io order. u«e your rontnrlals part tlmo work CV<>IIIN«« nnd Trunks, Ice JSOXMI, Wlmtnver. J'l available. Meal for fam- w'oMAN^wlshes to share furnished or ours. Color matching our spe- IrtK, coiivfirtlnR talk's and <-(,llurs. Reasonable. Cartor's, AD 2-Sfl3fl. TOP SOIL, rn.L PintnimT, •«• PBCrfKCT~ your cTolhes, furniture cialty. Old hats remodeled, i.al weekends. Call Al> S-8130. OutHliln stairs and porches rohullt. snnd, crushed stoine ana Gutdi |allabl<> July ctll through apartment, vicinity of Wcslflclrf. 11, Tuilur, Pulton 8-03:10. r,-!-tf 5-l-tf isih. Call fin 2-5732. Call lilt 6-8G57 before 3:30 P.M. or nnrl noolonil from moth flnmage A« 2-fiCSJ. ^"i"tr IA!T"vMtir Tmittll trunk will cilrijn (^nll bctwpen 8:0° and 1:00, Pintss evenings. for 5 years. One sprnylnff or tii^K- baHements and attlin, remove rub- nii 5'9on . JaOf OU does It or DBIlLOU pays or BOAT. Olil Town runabout, excel- bish and trash. Small moving lobs. MOVING AND HAULING 1 r e llt S-l-tf »IOI>KI«N 4 bedroom. 2 bath house the damagr. It's °' » J "1fi,,J n5j lent condition. New IS HP Evln- Experience In gur nt a wlnillnK. I-enweH can be ailil- family, preferably with yuung lscs. All work Buar»ntb*d. lohalblt "il. Only $55 Call Al) 2-4032 nfU boys Intercflted In Clrrnmn lan- M » VIV U—Til I' 'IS 1 ,\ M Llmo Scale Kdulpment Co, Call r-eondltlone* huUJIX at • INSTRUCTION • Combination doors »8: bread mix- 6. or 8atunlay and Sunday. RUUKU. Willing to do In or outside WM. A. PARKHURST Hmall truck Tor llfctht d>.|iv«ry and er. J3.50: Essolinc motor, J5; iHd work. Tel. AD 2-1348. C«nHtfniat(^. •ll.l. milT—Khmann Construction, tlduen. furniturefurniture. Open ddalla y IO WOMAN wanls 2 days work Monday RB-nooiriNG — Slate and Tile, root tl ARNOLD J. MOONS, INC. FA 3-7S0B. 5-l-tf 5-l-tf AM-830 P.M., except Tuesday. and Thursday, Ironing or cleaning. repairing;. Leaders nnd Kutterq Mlllington 7-1147. North Lonffnlll SPECIAL $2.59 GALLON Excellent worker. Call after C I'd H-HUH\ evrs. All 2-I8«i new ann repaired, W. Schubert office space, free park- Ril.. jleyersville^ ^ P.M.. AD 2-2724. 4-17-lt AD !-lHl; Biirlimneld Ave., liy Ideated In Westfleld Mnniitulnnldo, u-I-tt FURNITURE RSFINISHING WliivTIHA buBhes. «1 to |2.r.0. fifftf, desire* 3 or 4 days work—full JOHKrll KUI.PA i area. Old Library build- rrlck, 45 Parkway, Mountain- Pittsburg Paint Dealer time. AD 2-0773. K. Ilroad St. Tel. AD 3- Her Rostorlnjr the nntural heftuty of r* » I'M. 5-l-tf CAIIPKNTKIl lobs — repairing, ro- • PAINTING your (lne furniture in our spwclalty. side CENTRAL HARDWARE CO. \tAY~ n take enre nt your lllivn moli|{, (tlonw, Heitnoit 10 yrmrit professional experience. TITOIUXC through the 8th grade. STnjToranti. 0 ft.,. goi for the summer or your vai-allon? nlilp. A. Btrand, AI) 2-020G after All work terminally guaranteed. It Us—inoo an. ft. Modern SON Central Avenue Two reliable hlKh school boys. 6. I'.M. 4-17-51 :. Kilter of town. Will rent Itcmeillal reading specialist, call |650. Tel. Cft 8-21228 , A>> ,1-0111 ATfVj —Will paint small onn- Call Fulton 1-3422 'ly or tORetlwr. Call AD 2- AD 3-1815. :' Cn!l Hit C-923S. S-l-tf fnmlly liouso for JIGO. Call AI> 2- 6-l-2t IT WII.I. cost you only $1.26 to pro- Nl-VDAV MOB.MNOS 5-1-tr nOFI^SJlON Al. choir director avail- • your blankets Bga.lnst,jni>th rjAiil)K!V'l\Ci done re.iKonably. Tel. 227r,. r,-i-tr able Junior anil senior choirs, image. One spraying of HBnLOU VO1I will find Ilerlou the bent moth AV .?-r,4C». I.OHIIOIIIII lOMMTHI ITION stops moth (lamaEo for 5 V>*"'>J upray you'vi! t-vi-r uwil. *nif njiray- fifiifral ('oiilriit'tor PAINTING-DECORATING ltereronees. Tel. AD 2-9154. r,-l-2t Hig gunrnntecd for llvi- years. II i 13 — ST.IU CAMPS BKHIXlU pays for the damage. ;\l'i:iili;M K.ll lady UIHIM-M dayH Alt?rjlflniiN— Ifaniili Work PAPERHANGING .M»d« In America, 128 ^Ij"^^ Mude In America, 128 Blm Ht. work, laundry or hotiHecleiuiliiK. Adilltl»iis--AII Kinds nf Pniloit— Wall tn wall i-arprtlnir tionutlfnlly Call after f,;30 AI> 2-1S75. Iioriiii-rH--'iliraKrB -"l''*HitnlntlMiiH ~ Intfrrlfir —- Iixtvrtur rlt'iincil uuil trfmmtwoeil at tho • A1»TS Day Camp for WANIIKIt, Ka»y npln-ilry, $4C; an- luwcnt prli-f!. BUSINESS 1VCIN'Trrltf'UI* ^tuyl Will sell now Ulni'lc Ti.p llrlvi-n'nys--Hlili-wnlks. THOMAS G. WRIGHT Blrln. Horsehack riding. moilprn 5 piece bedroom suite won tique china closet, round Klass, TIltl!. woman WISIICH care of Cull after r, or AH 2-7DH1 1'ruvi'n lif|ieiiilnli(l|t>- 4 mo fp'i'l"' "asehall. June 30- price Bookcase beil, double drea- chest, $5; bicycle, 26", $«: P" J«"" 2-1707.. r,-l-2t r,-l-8t ™- ' 51tf rer and mirror, chest 2 night ta- electric ',4 IIP motor, 2 unarm. $1^: UHU Pine Avr., Union MU 'UlllVit IGXIFlfiu local business Ideal for bles. Actual retail value M60—our outdoor round umbrella t&oK', *5; OMA defifrcH Kfiioral liouHn-.vo fi-l-tf active man. One year profits Hhould price $175. Call AD_2-097«. rural mall box, 11.50; electric No children. Full time. Ili-fi-ren l-l) VMCA Home Vaentlnn l'av [nil price. Write Box 202, cure chrome clock. »hlp model, ?.»; Own tranNportutlou. Call i'L PIANO TUNING if,™ '"'i'", now In 1st W*sil!eld Leader. •lTlV()~— llprlght. Booil condition. Presto pri'BKure cooker 4 ols., 0510. All KINDS MASONRY • DRESSMAKING I V ' grades, a program of Call Bit 6-3S04. $3.60; Philcn raillo-record player, IlfiMilrn — ft> w PSANO TUNING |>«triirn umler direction LOST AND FOUND nlald collapsible, converts Into Do you need someone to go away veiu'i*r. Hpt'clalten I" lll DRESSMAKING DODKIN PIANO CO. pneii] "Y" B| rf help boys WOMAN'!* (lresff-B. slxrrt 42-44; also with you for the Biimmor? Take pn llrltt n car ben. Including waterproof mat- 0 AI.TBIlATIONn and Sewing or all (toraerlr CraaWr* I'laiie Ce.) I1 i'linmint eilucatlon. For ,OHT—Lady's Rlassen, plaid rimmed, treBs, Rood condition, 120: i-;"'" B\ze 14. iiny'H clothliiB. »!«« 10— charge of your children with no MAURO NOVELLV O hlB

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Joseph Mo ran offici- T.I. n Modeling their dresses were: ated at the double ring ceremony Villiam F. Amey, formerly ' ' -•» pearliied*' open forget-me-nots, a "The Floral Park Civic Asso- Central avenue, recently two tiered French illusion finger Cathryn Cordyack, Beverly Diete, and only members of the family ciation, Inc., will hold its monthly litkr ffiwrr* bmilfna' i* (** fcii The Pie-College Dance Group Eliiabeth Davitt, Ann Harrison, and close friends attended th' . entertained" ty * number will hold the last of their dances tip veil. She carried small leafed meeting at the Wostfleld YMCA I*ruli1r who tMnk #«!!•* 'MB* j and'neighbors prior to ivy, white double stock, white free- Judy Kiepe.Xarin I.ukk and Nancy service. l.rjin tfmnrrf ihi* mvtmt 5 for this season Saturday evening and Margaret Stevens. Each girl Monday at 8 p.m. This month they or JHimHHril vltll", Westfield to;-join he» hug. from seven-forty-flve until eleven sia and white phalaenopis in a The bride, given In marriage by will have a plant exchange pio- cascade style.' received an Award of Achievement her father, wore a white nylon o was transferred in De- o'clock at the Washington School. Certificate from the chapter; pre- gram. Those attending arc asked by the American Can Co. The dance is a formal affair held orgama pleated ballerina length to briny any excess plants and r%ntluii« Nr« awM The' matron of honor, Mrs. A. sented by Mrs, Perry, and re- gown with a white flowered cloche. fur Molki-r'* l>«». Fairport plant, near. Ro- in honor of the graduating seniors Flinn Jr. of Scotch Plains wore a mained for the meeting and the bulbs. Refreshments will follow N. Y. She carried white orchids on in the group. Chairman of the bouffant ballerina length gown of social hour. the mooting. All rc-iidenta arc In- <:i,O»l5l> MONDAY* id Mrs. Amey, with-their "Se'nior Farewell" is Steve Minke) white prayer book. Mrs.' John romance blue taffeta and nylon The program was •'demonstra- Penchoen, sister-in-law of the vited to attend. j, Allyiony Bud) Bart, Serving on his committee are over net, with a bustle back- Her tion-talk sponsored by the Oil In- nd Marilyn left April 28 Linda Cunningham, Sue Moore, bride, was matron of honor. She headpiece was dyed' to match the formation Committee, called the wore a yellow oVgandy and car :hton, N.Y., where they Dot Yenzer, Tom Gilson, and Paul gown. The maid of honor, Miss "OIC".—a public relations branch • their hotate -at 267 Pen- McLarty. ried yellow Fuji and chrysanthe- Joan Burbank, wore a gown simi- of the American Petroleum Insti- mums. James L. Ware of Tampa spun Monday to » p.m. ADora* 3-0629 d. , . Nora Haley, daughter of Mr. lar to the matron of honor, an3 tute. This is a non-profit organi- waa best man; ushers were Lieut. d Mrs. Richard H. War- and Mrs. Thomas F. Haley of 507 carried pink snapdragons, purple zation which represents the en- John Penchoen, brother of th' 28 Seneca place are griv- South Chestnut street, celebrated pansies, and blue delphinium cas- tire industry. ^Those In charge of bride and Kail 11. Ware Jr. of her ninth birthday with a party in caded with ivy. The flower girl. the program were Miss 'Delores ni'i' party before thfe As- her home Saturday afternoon, Tampa. A reception was held at }ance at the Echo Lake Joan Flinn, of Scotch Plains, car- DaYoung and Miss 'Annje Rosati, the Grey Gull Inn. ' "•— - ried a small basket of mixed flow-, The display which was presented Club on Saturday. The Four of the Newcomers Club in honor of Mr. and Mrs. ers, and wore a gown to match was designed to acquaint the Out-of-town gucsta were Mrs, couples bridge groups met Friday the other attendants. • modern woman with the every day Daisy Clay, grandmother of tha Robinson,* formerly of evening at the homes of members. groom, and Lieutenant and Mrs, :, now of Rochester, N.Y. The best, man was Alfred Flinn miracles she takes for granted. Hosts for the various groups were The program was non-technical John Penchoen of Hlaleah, broth- tending the party are: Mr. and Mra, Donald Schunck of Jr. of Scotch Plains. Ushers in- er and sister-in-law of the bride, Mrs.r T. E. Arther, Mr. cluded Robert E* Vliet of Cran.- and each one present was given the 800 Rogers avenue; Mr, and Mrs. opportunity to Inspect hems on dis- After a wedding trip to Nassau D. W. Belcher, Mr. and John Zercher of 109 Cambridge ford, John A. Corbeth Jr. of West- the couple will live In Tampa. Th« thoughtful way to aUirt ywr'frlMMlt ai B. Butler, Mr. and Mrs. field, Raymond W. Lewis of Scotch play which included samples of road; Mr. and Mrs. George Wil- rug materials, upholstery fabrics, iver, Mr. and Mrs. A. R. liams of 416 East Dudley avenue; Plains, and Dave Towley of West- —Howlll Studio* to your pr«f«r«n<«t in •torllng illvar, fin* and Mr. and Mrs. Charles field. MRS. EDMUND LEWIS blankets, lingerie, nylons, dress and Mr. and Mrs. Robert Prince fabrics, sweaters, furs, pocket- Juniors' to Hold china and crystal. •Ids. of 210 Harrison avenue. The reception was held in Wes- books, jewelry and cosmetics. Final Board Meeting V d Mrs. Edmund P. Lewis ley Hall of the church. For her There were also many articles ot Mrs. Richard Morehouse and her If you'r* a •rldVto-it, comt In and rtghtar aiding street entertained children, Jamie and Marcy, have motor trip to Miami Beach, Fla., Miss MacMillan convenience for the kitchen. the bride wore a light grey two- Thfl final executive board meet- your gift withm right away, A gift of sterling Mrs. Walter F. Asche of returned to their home in Lexing Reports of the DAB Continental ing of the Wustfteld Junior Wom- Dod, 111., last weekend. ton, 'Mass., following a visit with piece silk dress with red accessor- Congress, held April 14 to 18 at silvtr awaiti you. Jli-a. lAsche came to at- ies. To Wed in June an's Club for the 1957-58 club Mrs. Morehouse's mother, Mrs. Washington, D,C. were given by ear will bo held TucBday evening ivedding of their nephew, L. B. VanLeuven of Raritan road, The bride, a graduate of West- the delegates, Mrs. Frederick W. Lewis. field High School and Albright at 8:15 .p.m. at the home of Mrs. Scotch Plains. Mr. and Mrs. Harold MacMillan Marzahl and Mrs. William It, William B. Stanton, 80 Lenox ave- -•- ••» College, is home service advisor of Rochester, N.Y., formerly of Kessler. to the Public Service Electric and nue, Cranf ord. The president, Mrs, ound Towners will hold Mr. and Mrs. John E. Walkey Westfield, announce tho engage- The New Jersey State Luncheon John E. Powers will preside. NO E^TR* COST dance Saturday evening of 408 Grove street have as their Gas Co. in Perth Amboy. The ment of their daughter, Annette held lit The Shoreham, Washing- FOR CNARC.C OR bridegroom is a graduate of West- The general chairman for the oming Club in Millbuin, houseguest Mrs, Walkcy's father, GabrieJie, to Bruce Carter, son of ton, D.C, April 15 was reported Follies, Mrs. J.-J).'Stanley John- • UDdET ACCOUNT! of the "Mad Ball" are Mr. J. J. Mills of Wishram, Wash field High School and Colgate. He the late Dr. and Mrs, Lowell J. on by Mrs. Kessler. Over 200 New is in the purchasing department son, will report on the appoint- ills. Kenneth Berg. They ngton. Carter of Elnm, Iowa. Jersey daughters attended, sev- ment of committee chairmen and frn gift wmpplni aniieUvtrj fnvwhtrt ssiated by the following of Western Electric, New York Miss MacMillan attended Mary- eral from Weatfield. Susan Hipsley, daughter of Mr. City. (iui'sts of the chapter were on the meeting held this week You can rely on :: Mr. and Mrs. Robert and Mrs. N. W. Hipsley of 26 land College for Women and Is with Mr, Tony McKenny of Fos- •. and 'Mrs. William Tid- The couple plans to live in Cran- graduate of Katharine Gibbs, Mmcs, John E. Cordyaek, E. G. Stonelcigh park, entertained class- Clark, Ward Harrison, Quinton R, toriu, Ohio, who will produce the and Mrs. Lynn Wright, mates and friends at a party Mon- ford. New York City. Mr. Carter will show In October, , nd Mis. Frank Koessler. Prior to the wedding the bride- be graduated from SC Lawrence Klepo, G. G. Lukk and W. It. day afternoon in honor of her Stevens. Plans for the club's annual ban MARCUS^U. -+- seventh birthday. groom's parents entertained at a University in June and will at- quet on Muy 20 at the Hotel Sub d Mrs. John VanPelt of rehearsal dinner at the Park Hotel tend Cornell for m& masters de- Seventeen menvburs of the ehup urban will bo outlined by Mrs 206 E. BROAD STREET,.WESTFIELD oca road, Scotch Plains,- * ~+- in Plainficld. gree in the fall. ter have made reservation for theJoseph F. Klninghain, hospitality JU.IQ •UTHIHrOUD • •IBOCWOO*' osts at a cocktail party Mrs. John H. Williamson, re- A June 14 wedding is planned. tour of historic homes and gar-chairman. he Round Towners dance tiring president of the Washington SAR Officers dens at Princeton, May 1,' spon evening. School PTA, entertained mem- sored by the Westfield Gardei ad Mrs* William E. Horr bers of the executive board of the Are Named Westfield Newcomers Clu-b, local Girls Win lairaicrea avenue have re- PTA Tuesday evening at her home, '•"n School brook circle was hostess last Tues- George Garcon, and Miss Barbara spaces," for possible parks and U. S. highway deaths occurred on ice held at the Legion day afternoon to members of her Jarvis. re-creation" and play areas. Saturdays. FASCINATING PHASE party took place in Newcomers Bridge group. Co-host- \ 120 Wychwood road. ess with Mrs. Abbott was Mrs. M. OF H. Ackefman. ^ Mrs. Bryce MacDonald ir weekend guests Mr. (Please turn to page 11)

Yes, Mother rates tops with us. That's why There's No ' we've gone all out to bring together such frh Flowers from Doerrer's Substitute a wide, wonderful selection of gifts for her! for >ER EARLY — We're ready now with a Bone China Cups and Saucers derful selection of flowers and plants for Knowledge Lenox China Silver Brass Flaying a winning game or lounging on the sidelines MOTHER'S DAY ',..this is the perfect pump! In pool-cool sailcloth Store Your Furs Crystal and Cut Glass that's slenderly shaped to flatter. With caper crepa with a Copper Woodenware Completely captured SUNDAY, MAY 11 and held through the magic soles for that wonderful head-in-the-clouds feeling. Master Furrier Costume Jewelry of our camera 1 6.95 If Mother is far away, remember • Minimum IlntrH • >l(i\lt!iUiii Cure Music Boxes Stack Tables If you will call or stop WE TELEGRAPH FLOWER ORDERS ANYWHERE • I'*uli>' In mi ml Lamps — Trays — Figurines in. we will be pleased to «• — itrnujttrUnft, Ilnmlrlnp; — plain our service. Custom Cleaning HOWILL STUDIOS Jeannefte's Gift Shop 103 ELM STREET SCOTT'S SamUg MRS Hope Pfafflo, Artist Westfield tlloM1* Ulullm'tlvij Fur Shop 227 EAST BROAD STREET William Pfaffle, Photographer Quimby at Central 249 E. BROAD ST. Open Mon. & Thurs. Eves. AD 2-1072 AD 2-4970 OPEN MONDAY EVENING TILL 8 P.M. ... AD 2-3423 R«ar Entrance lo Municipal Parking lot IIHANC III Hnucli and 1'iae, ,Val to Coiuiiiuodj' 'I*cu«re, aturrUtonn 167 ELM ST. TEL AD 2-2400 Jult Kail AtP -Open, Mon. Ev6. till 9 P.M.— Ifrat OlMlml Poiking THE WESTFIEtP (Nl J.) Fashion Show fn president, Mrs. T. George Conley College Women to Card Officers Elected corresponding secretary, Mr i Glee Club Gives Spring Concert Moy Will Benefit A , By. Junior Women Franklin Webster) recording »ec Hold Annual Dinner Camp Endeavor retary, Mrs. Richard Jolly; arid By ANNA M. DAY pro, the treasurer, Mrs. Joseph Schott. Saturday evening brought the spring concert of the Westfield School• arid u • FANWOOD — Mrs. John Lan- Mrs. William Berning is the new The annual dinner of the Col- FANWOOD — The Alpha Chi Jerte* ning was elected president of the Glee Club in the auditorium of the senior high school. Dr. Frank 'hapter of Beta Sigma Phi Tnes- New J junior advisor nnd Mrs. Frank 3cherer conducted as always in his unassuming but competent style. lege Woman's Club of Westfield Fanwood Junior Woman's Club Crlppun is co-advisor. will be held Tuesday at 6:15 in the lay evening in the home of Mrs, io at g at a meeting in the Community Accompaniments were played by Sylvanus Jenkins, assisted in some Howard Snow, 140 Marion avenue, bouse, $oom of the Plainfield Trust Co. seleotions by Arthur Laubenstein, conductor, of the Mountain Lakes Jngh school cafeteria. Fanwood, planned for the soror- Following the dinner,-the Pre- be serve on April 23. Other new officers During 1957, there were 1,300 Glee Club. Mr. Jenkins is so much ity's service, project, the third an- MM. I Elected arc: 1st vice president; fewer highway traffic fatalities a part of the ensemble personally pearance, the brought a realistic tenders, drama group of the club, nual benefit fashion show, to bemen. |fr9. Edward Holden; 2nd vice than in the previous year. and musically that there is a ten-impression of audience behavior as will entertain with a minstrel held Thursday evening, May 12, at dency to overlook his important seen from the stage, the troubles show, written and directed by Mrs.8:15 p.m. in the Jefferson School, role, but the club and the conduct- of 6 soloist with new dentures, a E. Steele Maikin. In the cist will Westfield. Spring and summer ap- or graciously bring him to the concert on shipboard during a vio- be the Mesdames Albert Jantsch, parel from the Jane Smith Shops fore ^ whenever possible. Mr. Laub-lent »torm, an attack of rose fev- Rowland B. Cook, William Crane, will be modeled by chapter mem- ORGAN INSTRUCTION enstein lent his considerable talent er, and the woes of a soprano who James Crawford, John Haertlein, bers and their children. Also fea- forgot to remove her chewing gum H.' Paul-Julien, Henry McCashin, tured will be millinery and bridal to reinforcing the piano back- r diamond, 30 years Professional Playing & Teaching ground as well as arranging some before coming on stage. Her ac- E. F. H, Pennekamp, J. Stuart ashions from Germaine'e, West- of the accompaniments for four companist, Oscar Haase, was a Smart Jr. and John Sully. As- fleld. Theatre — Stage — Radio perfect foil, appearing extremely sisting in the production will be bands. The results of this pian- Proceeds of the show will go to forty* (Former Organist at Orchard Inn) istic collaboration were most hap- Serious and professionally austere. Mrs. Ashton C. Cuckler, accom- Miss Neidlinger is very attractive, panist; Mrs. Lawrence B. Butler, Camp Endeavor, an 11-acre camp NO OUSSS WORK. IF YOU OWN AN ORGAN py- aings well and has an engaging stage manager; Mrs. Rowland off Johnson'* drhn», Scotch Plains, I CAN TIACH YOU TO PLAY. The program selected for this simplicity of manner, but above Cook, choreography! Mrs. F. H. which serves approximately 32S of concert was mainly in the lighter all she is a superb comedienne, and Freiherr, costumes;' Mrs. James TJtiion •; County's needy boy* and Special attention given to — Vein. The first group consisted of the audience had a hilarious time girls, tied;eight to ten each sum- Irving Berlin's setting of "Give Hamilton,, properties; and Mrs. Tone Color Technique. with her. Altogether it was a re- Charles L. Fleming, make-up, mer. The money will b« used for M« Your Tired, Your Poor," the laxing and pleasurable evening. maintenance of facilities at the words taken from an inscription Mrs. H. Douglas Merrill hat "YOU ARf NCVfR TOO OlO been in charge ot arrangements camp. Including a. concrete chlori- on the Statue of Liberty; the old nated swimming pool, a large play OR TOO YOUNO TO IEARN" favorite by Teresa del Rlego, for the dinner. Mrs. Robert A. Crestwood Garden Club —Draw ft Pcterfi Htui1lo» Johnson, decoration chairman, was groand area, outdoor fireplace, li- Homing"; and a medley of Victor brary and living-eating quarters. Herbert favorites. The singers Elects New Officer* MRS. RONALD P. BARTH assisted by the Mesdames Walter were in excellent voice and seemed B. Eckhart, H. C. J. Evans, Wil- Mrs. Thomas Flanagan of Moun- THEO. R. AURAND to have an unusually good spirit, FANWOOD — The Crestwo*bd liam Pfafle, Eugene Better, T. 3. .inside, gtneral chairman of'the INSTRUCTOR Of ORGAN achieving a balance and blend that Garden Club held its April meet- Ronald P. Barth Vreeland and R. F. Schiefelbein. fashion show, announced that were up to a very high standard. ing recently at the Fanwood Serving on the ticket committee work hsd been organized by the nothing - Ml MAKES - , The diction was clear, attacks and branch of the Plainfield Trust Co. Weds Miss Moron with Mrs. Robert Meiklejohh Jr., following committee chairmen: (Except Chord Organ) releases were smooth and simul- The main topic of business was chairman, were Mrs. (Norman Mor- Models, Mrs/Howard Snow and taneous, and the response to direc- election of officers. The new offi- aih and Mrs. Richard Daris. MIHS. Maureen Cojrle; refresh- For Appointment — ADaim 3-2700 tion was quick. A fine unity and cers elected are: President, Mrs. Miss Carol Ruth Mor»n, daugh- publicity, Mrs. Ralph Barley; flow- ter of Mrs. John J. Monn of 133 Ferris H. Wettfield, N. 3. flexibility were evident, with a Michael Flanagan; vice president, publicity, MM. Ralph Barley! flow- thrill lovely lyric line emerging. This Mrs. R. H. Lucke; treasurer, Mrs. Newark was married Saturday to Junior Women Send ers, : Mrs. Bernard Lauhoff; stag* proved true throughout the entire Paul Loftness; recording secre- Ronald Peter Barth, ion of Mr.Two Scrapbooks to decor, Mrs. Andreas Pedersen, and norhing concert and showed a real concen- tary, Mrs. George Van Pelt; and and Mrs. Peter F. Barth of 829 store' contacts) Miss Nan Simon- trated effort by singers and con-corresponding secretary, Mrs. R.Forest avenue, In' the Sacred State Convention sen and Miss Agoes Barnes. Heart Church, VaiUburg. The ductor. G. Schall. Following the election Mrs, Frank Dunne will piny pi- of officers the new chairmen were Rev. William J. Cantwell, friend SCOTCH PLAINS—The April In the second group which in- announced. The new chairmen ap- of the groom, officiated. meeting of the Scotch Plains Jun- ano selections during the program lotting jj cluded "Dedication" by Robert The bride was given in mar-ior Woman's Club was: held re- and Mrs. Philip Donnelly will Baby Week Franz and two songs by Oley pointed were: serve a* mistress of ceremonies, cently at the Rescue Squad Build' Program chairman, Mrs. B. ,H. riage by her brother, John C. Mor- ' at. \C;., Speaks—"Sylvia" and "On. the an, and worke a silk organza ing.. It.was the general business as .well a* special musical enter- Road to Mandalay"—the first tcn- Lucke; garden therapy and sun- session, at which time the presi- tainer. ' . TS earned the accolade. Their shine, Mrs. Edward E. Karius; gown with pearl and irridescent fine applique. She carried tvhlte roses dent's annual report was read to TicVets are In charge of MM. ,iitch was impeccable and their publicity, Mrs. Robert E. Thiesing; the members. Robert Gardner, 195 Cedar street, bone was sweet and soaring, par- telephone, Mrs. Theodore Ellades; over missal. The maid of honor oiomond was Miss Joan R. Moran, sister Mrs. Horace Jones, nominating 'North Plainfleld, and may be pur- icularly in "Sylvia." This result bird chairman, Mrs. Herbert Neil- committee chairman, announced is particularly difficult to attain son; hospitality, Mrs. Mortimer of the bride, and bridesmaids were chased from her and other chan- |ew#iiy, •with a diversity of high voices and Weiser; Garden Club Council, Mrs. Miss Diane Barth, sister of thethat the. following candidates had ter members, or at the door.' - Is therefore all the more remark- leorge Holt; membership, Mrs. bridegroom, and Miss Geraldine been accepted for the coming year: SALE! ible. Robort C. Bellas; ways and means, Morahan. The attendants -wore President, Mrs. George Wegmann; Chi Omega Chapter Mrs. Emery B. Gebert; horticul- ight green silk organza dresses, first vice president, Mrs, Francis dinner The two groups in the second ture, Mrs. R. B. Carr; librarian, and carried spring flowers. Wiser; second vice president, Mrs: To Hold Dessert Bridge lalf of the program were also fa- Mrs. William Lazar; conservation, The best man was George Sch- Lawrence Sprague federation sec- rings 3 DAYS ONLY miliar to most of the audience. Mrs. J. P. Madsen. wind, and ushers were William retary, Mrs. Stanley Welc treas- Visions" (Sjoberg-Balogh) has urer,- Mrs. Raymond Wintera, and The Northern New Jersey Alum from jeen done by the club before and Also, juniors and flower show Schappell and Charles Wickham, nae Chapter of Chi Omega will cousin of the bride. corresponding secretary, Mrs. Wil- s most effective in Its contrast of chairman, Mrs. Jules Remllng; liam -Wright. The new officers will hold .its annual benefit desser $125.00 .uiet beginning and thrilling- cli- civic, Mrs. T. H. Casaady; schol- Following a reception at Grau- bridge tomorrow at the Wyoming lich's in Orange, the couple left be installed at a dinner on June max. "The Arkansas Traveler" arship, Mrs., R. D, Divine; dark 11' at the Washington House; Mrs. Presbyterian Church,' 432 Wyo- DISCOUNT ON ALL was enjoyed, by singers and audi- horse, Mrs. Eugene Barling. on a wedding trip to Bermuda. ming avenue, Mlllburn. Proceeds •»« The bridegroom was graduated William Miller is in charge ot the 'rose, mce equally. "Bonnie Eloise" by arrangements, assisted by Mr will go to the Kessler Institute to BABY and TODDLER NEEDS lohn Rogers Thomas and "I Love from Seton Hall University, and Rehabilitation ' in West Orange. V/oetTf Life" by Mana-Zucca completed Local Artists is employed bj^ the Auditor-Colo- Raymond' Swidersky. Mrs. H. A.. O'Brien of Maplewood his cetlon. The final four were Exhibit Work nial Life Insurance Co. The bride Miss Hoos, the club president, and Mrs. S. D. Kirkpatrick M.\R< 'You'U Never "Walk Alone" by is a, personnel assistant in the announced that the club had sent Short Hills are in charge. Richard Rodgera, the "Rift Song" same company. two scrapbooks'to the state con- . . • . V; .'it Six local and area artists were vention which will be held in At- Mrs. L. D. Barney president, of by Sigmund Romberg, an arrange- among 134 New Jersey artists who The couple plans to live in'New- Montclair asks that reservation JMK'i OTHER SPECIALS at savings to 50% ment of "Valentine's Farewell'" ark. lantic City, May 16, 17 and 18. from "Faust" by Gounod, and theare currently showing their work A club acraflboj^jslth Aifcistory be made as soon aapoMible to the in ,th» Newark' Museum's -third tri- ticket chairman, Mr«. L. Mi'Atkin- i old DuUh moledy, "A Prayer,/ of Westfieid Man to of tne club year, and a pressbook, 11 *^ip^w^0^n«^^^^^'* «J -••'•• '.;, .£:.Kt} .:.-.••'•-.- •••'*••*. -^V^y •.••* • Thanksgiving." All of thesesweri ennial " rtaUi-ivlde""exhibitio n ' of 1 These will-be entered in competi- son, 270 'NeWartc-Potnptdn 'Turn- well done and enjoyable, but it^".Wftrk by New Jersey Artists," Be on College Panel•oan/3 tion' with clubs throughout the pike, Wayne, N. J; * i. • >• a would seem that perhaps a more from April 26-June 8. state., Handmade articles from the [AIM tvrtmti solid musical fare might have been Those exhibiting from this area Charles H. Browcr of 409 Wood- On May 24 the club will also Stepping Stone, the store for the introduced into the program. There are: Wllma Eaton, 924 Highland land avenue is one of oyer 600 take a part in. the sixth district handicapped in Montclair, "will be /aAte smith avenue, oil painting, "Green fathers who plan to attend the on display. • would then have been a greater Mountains"; Evelyn W. Mott, 447 Father's Day Weekend at Smith music festival, to be held at Jef- 113-141 CENTRAl AVE. AD 2-4(00 variety of mood and a challenge ferson School, Westfield. Mrs. Ray- to both audience and singers. The Longfellow avenue, oil painting, College Saturday and Sunday. Mr. "Waiting"; Cornelius Richard Jr., Brower's daughter, Anne, is a mond'Clark is the chairman of the Cmtomor Parkins of 132 Ibntr Si. laliber of the ensemble was higher music. department. She also an- n quality during this concert than Scotch Plains, plaster sculpture, sophomore at Smith. Opim Monday and Thursday tvaninaa until •o'clock "Caped Figure"; Meyers Rohow- Mr. Brower will be on a father- nounced that a club member, Mrs t has been for some time and it Francis Wiser, participated in the was worthy of greater music. sky, 132 Ferris place, oil painting, faculty panel discussion on "Gov- "The Queen"; Maxwell Stewart ernment Participation in Higher senior Woman's Club play, "The Women," which was awarded first The guest artist of the evening Simpson, Scotch Plains, oil paint- Education." Sprim Is Here at ing, "Ebble Maxon"; and Bert Rudolph Krestan of 529 Elmprize in the sixth district drama waa Gertrude Neidlinger, well- tournament at the Paper Mil! lmown concert commedienne. Miss Souder, Mountainside, oil painting, street, and Mr. H, Monroe Gor- THEE HALFWAYY HOUSI Neidlinger has a discerning mind "West from the Bridge." don of 901 Mduntainview circle Playhouse recently. ind a keen eye for the ridiculous also plan to attend. Their daugh- With Fin« Foods and Uciuofi and she treated the audience to a ters Jo Krestan and Nancy Lou To Hold Dance ] Under th« P«r*onol 5up«rvl»i«" of well-chosen collection of musical Westfielder Is Chairman Gordon arc both sophomores. Albert ' mishaps. How she manages to Of College Fund Appeal The 'Ladies (Auxiliary of th< Alb ' ing and perform some of her an PEO Chapter to Mountainside. Elks nre holding i ics is a mystery, especially when Appointment of Mrs. Thomas Meet for Luncheon spring dance Saturday night a SUNDAY AFTERNOON her repertoire includes the "Jewel Roy Jones, 560 Tremont avenue, tho Moutainsfide Lodge from 9 Song" from "Faust" and "Vissi as Westfield-Cranford chairman of p.m. to 2 a.m. Family Festival From 12 noon d'arte" from "Tosca," both of Chapter U, PEO, will meet for which usually demand a singer's the United Negro College Fund luncheon May 7 in the home of COMPLETE DINNER From $2» undivided attention. She untan- was announced here today by RayMrs. J. A. Jones Jr., Stafford road, Twig to Mee> gled earrings from necklaces, swat- D. Murphy, New Jersey state Colonia. Children Vi Price " chairman. Mr. Murphy, who re- ;ed mosquitoes, inserted train- A report of the state chapter The Spruce Twig will meet on NOW ACCEPTING RESERVATION whlstles and lions' roars, and held sides in Upper Montclair, is thoconvention will be given by line Monday at 10:30 a.m. at the home 'ack the piano. In her second ap- retired president of the Equitable delegates, Mrs. C, F. McNamara of Mrs. George -Hopper at 15 Througrt July Life Assurance Society of the U. S. and Mrs. G. W. Owens. .'DeForest avenue, North Plainfield. For ( Banquets - Parties - Wedding* • • - Special Group Rates Availo CallNow-Many Choice Dates Still 'THE HALFWAY 'M 1 Rt. 22 AO 2-2171 . . . the walk into craftsmanship and quality you see in "An Enchanted Garden" the magnificent Lenox Collection are For 7<>«r of Dior stocking colors yours in every Lenox pattern today. ni»r

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ontinued from page 9) Ceremony to Robert W..Hefty Saturday Wedding Anniversary at Surprise Party Maids and Squires dance . j,eld a dinner dance recent- Jean Douglas Quigley, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. John Turnbull Mr. and Mrs. William Edgar Reeve of 81* Mountain avenue l,he Stockholm 'restaurant. A Quigley of 546 Fairmont avenue, was married Saturday to Robert Jebrated their 65th wedding anniversary Friday evening at a sur- I of fifty enjoyed Swedish Wriham Hefty of Newark, son of Mr. and Mrs. John I. Hefty. The prise party given in their honor by their sons, Ralph T. Reeve af rasbord and dancing. Marny North Branch, and Edgar, who lives at home. The party was held 1 ceremony took place in the Westfield Presbyterian Church, with Dr. Wonderful Coordinates Was chairman of arrmnge- Frederick E. Christian, officiating. Dr. Christian was assisted by the in the Clara Louise Tea Room in North Flainfleld and 65 guests Accompanying the jpoup Rev. Richard B. Gibllns of the ttended. Three of the guests, ,-fr Bnd Mrs. Glen Franto, Presbyterian Church in Branch- Charles Philhower and Gilbert in Arnel sharkskin ... "d'Mrs, Jock Heatley, Mr. ville. Newcomers to Knight of Westfield, and Guy Gor- K J. T. McAllister, Mr. and s The bride was given in mar- don of Roselle, paid tribute to the trnest Carlson, Mr. and Mrs. riage by her father, »nd wore • J#%l#4 rVinra Reeves with speeches. Nix, Mr. and Mrs. L, E. l^jm asssT^assI I I^at^s7 pure silk taffeta gown triitmed and Mr. and Mrs. G. H. The couple received a hand-en- with Alencon lace, with a bouffant graved plate with their names and back ending in a chapel train. Her The Westfield Newcomers are holding a spring semi-formal din- the date of their marriage on it ink E. Marik of 714 Boule- headpiece was a sequinned cap This gift was presented to them with a two-tiered French illusion ner dance on Saturdty, May 24 at >y their sons. »ill be the guest this week- the. Washington House in Wat- t his daughter, Lillys, at the fingertip veil. She carried white Mr. and Mrs. Reeves, who are orchids and stephanotis. The ma- chung. The evening will consist IOW 87, were married in Newark Fathers' Weekend held at f a 6:30 dinner and dancing. jilyoke College. tron of honor, Mrs. Carl W. Green m April 25,' 1893, and have resid- of Madison wore a two-toned pTnk Mrs. E. H. Hylander Jr. will have ed in Westfield since 1000. Mrs. taffeta princess line, ballerina- tickets on sale at the 12:45 p.m.Reeves is the former Miss Mamie Lood College length gown, and a small pink JUDITH REASOR Wednesday luncheon on May 7.Tichenor. hen's Club Tea flowered hat with a circular veil. The proceeds of this dance will be She carried lavender gladialas, used by the social service com- Mr, and Mrs. Reeves have been .VOOD—The Fanwood Col- pink carnations and ivy. The Judith A. Reasor's mittee to benefit the children of ictive In civic and community «f> women's, Club has recently bridesmaids were. Mrs. RlchHYd the New Jersey Neuro-Psychlatric 'airs. Mr. Reeve retired in 1858 ,.J the Round Robin bridge Gibbins of Branchville, and Mrs.Engagement Told Institute. fter completing 65 years with the nent with two final bridge John T. Quigley Jr. of Highland At Wednesday's luncheon the New York Life Insurance Co, Dur- Mrs. John K. Brigden en- Park. They wore gowns similar club will provide child care for ing that time he sold (30 million icd the afternoon group in to the matron of honor, and car- Mr. and Mrs. George Alton Rea- children from two through five in insurance to about 3,000 per- ne on April 24. The eve- ried pink gladlolas with lavendar sor of 422 Longfellow avenue an- years of age at the YWCA, Mem- sons. roup was entertained in carnations and ivy.. The flower nounce the engagement of their bra wanting to make or cancel res- Mr. Reeve was one of a small ne of Mrs. Samuel Frazer girl, Cheryl Smith cf Summit, daughter,- Judith Adele, to Robert irvations are asked to call the tel- group of men who purchased the |ril 29. Proceed* -from the cousin of th« bride, wore a plhk Edward Roeber, son of Mr. andephone chairman, Mrs. George R. land now known As Mlndowaskln Robin bridge go to the nylon dress with short full skirt, Mrs. Edward F. Roeber of 614 Haley, before noon on Saturday. 'ark, shortly after' the turn* of Maye street < rship fund which provides and a white net half bonnet trim- Mrs. Clarence Miller, program the century. His residence in rships for girl graduates med with pink rosebudi. She car- Miss Realtor, IB a senior at Mary chairman, has announced that Miss Mountain avenue adjoins the park, Icotch Plalna-Fanwood High ried a bouquet of pink sweetheart Washington College of the Univer- Etta Leonhardt, an exchange stu- In 1027 Mr. Reeve assisted In Mrs. Frederick R. Wiehl rosebuds. sity of Virginia where she is ma- dent from Kassel, Germany, will 'oundlng tho Wosttleld YMCA, nan of the Round Robin. joring in home economics. be the guest speaker. She is pres- serving both as director and' as —Howlll Studios The best man was Edward J. [New Members Tea will be Mr. Roeber is a senior at theently a senior in Westfield High treasurer of the board of trustees, Hefty, brother of the bridegroom. \>n Monday evening at 8:30 MRS. ROBERT HEFTY University of Virginia where he School and is living In the home and was presented a plaque re- the home of Mrs. Walter Ushers inclluded: George I. Paris!, is majoring in economics. of Mr. and Mrs. Raymond Grant John T, Quigley Jr., brother of cently for his services over the Pleated Skirt '.:. $7.98 25 Hunter avenue. The No date has been set for thefor. a year. She came to West- years. jes for the tea will be theSports Council to the bride, Robert T. Yuill, and wedding. field through the International Slim Skirl '. ....$5.98 •Board of Directors and the William M. Hladik. Christian Youth Exchange which He is a former deacon of the lie membership committee. Honor Girls Friday The couple left for a wedding Mountainside Newcomer* is sponsored by interdenomina- First Congregational- Church, and Middy Top ....$5.98 Ian of the committee is Mrs. trip 'to Bermuda, For traveling tional churches. Mrs. Louis Surl- for many years was superintend- JL. Dunkel. The Girls Sports Council of thethe bride wore a'' cornflower blue Hold Board Meeting ani, a Newcomer member, and her snt of the Sunday School. . Blouie : $4.98 [following new members will physical education department of silk shantung suit with white ac- later, Mrs. Bernard Griffiths of One of tho founders of the the Westficld Senior High School, cessories. MOUNTAINSIDE — A board Brooklyn, N. Y., accompanied by Westfield Chapter of the SAJt, Bermudas ...... $4.98 |sts at the tea; Mesdamcs will sponsor their annual dessert, The reception was held at theof directors meeting of the New- Mr. Reeve increased the member- Barnutn, Walter Kern, former Newcomer member, Mrs; honoring all girls who have partici- Woman's Club. Following the re-comer's Club was held at the ship from 25 to 175, making it the Emery, Thomas Blanck, home of Mrs. William Gutman of Thomas J. Campbell will sing scv- Chooii from - pated in at least two sports, Fri-hearsal, the bride's parents enter- argest chapter in the state. k j Ernst, Paul leant, Edward day at 7:30 p.m. 334 Short drive, April 23. Mrsera. l duets. . Willow Gr««n [ Ralph Walter, Sheldon An- tained the bridal party. He Is also an active member of Guests will include Mr. and Caslmir Osiecki was co-hostess. The Newcomer's board met or Apricot ) H. C. Atwood Jr., John The bride is a graduate of the ho Wcstfield Chapter of tho Old Mrs, R. Foose, members of the Mrs. George Plenty was the eve-Wednesday evening at the home [ Charles C. Morrison, John Chatham High School, and attend- r.uard, and is a former member teaching staff of the physical edu- nlnjr's representative from the of the music chairman, Mrs. Paul fly, Hugh Ramsdcn, James ed Douglass College and the Uni-YWCA in Wcstfield. if the Echo Lake Country Club. cation department, under Mrs, C,versity of Nebraska. -She is a T. Borteil, 106 Stanmore place. John Tesner, E. W. Blair Rogers, parents and repre- , Mrs. Nicholas Byron, president, Co-hostcsscs wero Mrs, J. M. Centa , DeWitt Weed, Everett member of Kappa Delta national presided at the meeting. Programs sentatives from the school board sorority. and Mrs. R. A. Nahous. Alumni Take Steps and Miss Carol Knubcl. and mothers committees. were discussed for tho forthcom The bridegroom graduated from ing monthly meetings, Mrs. Robert The president of the group, Ida- Newark College of Engineering, Former Westfielder To Form Club Chestnut Hill dtila.ni a group of separate* In »ollci or mae Trenner, will be in charge of Sprague, vice president and pro- annd is a member of the technical gram chairman announced that New Jersey alumni of tho Uni- window pone checks to mix or match In the new eaty-to- the meeting and announce the new staff of the Bell' Telephone Labor- Displays Pictures at Fair 7-DAY slate of officers for the coming plans were also being made to emity of Vermont have taken care-for miracle fabric . . . Choose several from ihli group atories. He is taking graduate hold a semiformal dance in Sep- Drako DoLanoy, former resi- steps to form an active Vermont year. Vice president Ferris Buck, courses at Newark College at the dent of Westflcld, has fifteen type IRUISEJ will present a skit, "Miss Leader- tember. Alumni Club. — It gives you an endlesi wardrobe extender ... ' present time. Mrs, Raymond Herrgott, social 'C" color prints hung in tho In a recent meeting in Spring- ship and Seven Sports." Karen When they return from their American Pavilion at tho World': Thorsen, secretary, will give the activities chairman, announced field, some 100 alumni members of wedding trip, the couple plans to several new activities that will be Fair in Brussels. the university authorized appoint- award aystem report, and treas- live in Cranford. The pictures were made from •1.1. urer, Janet Carlisle, will describe under way shortly, including » mu- ment of a 12-mombfi' organiza- sic group whose chairman will be slides made by Gordon Wasson, a tional committee headed, by Paul the physical education program of vice president of J. P. Morgan * the high school. Pingry Debaters ' Mrs. A. K. Olson, and a sewing V. Mravlag Jr, of 83» Park ave Co., Inc., Allan B. Richardson an nue, Bound. Brook, Mravlag is i AJb KdttMlAHAMAS Officers for thecoming year To Attend Forum group, headed 1)y Mrs. Robert |H.wYofkol9p.m,(0.S.T.) Singer. There is also a duplicat associates while conducting re 195a graduate of the Universlt; Quimby Street ADams 2-11JI will Include: President, Mary Ellen search pertaining to a belief thai of Vormont. fcY2,9,1*, JUNIM list; vice president, Barbara Lin- Six Pingry School debaters and bridge in the offing, whose chair- Official Olrl Seoul Equipment Agency man will be Mrs. Raymond Herr- mushrooms have been a part of al- Named secretary for the com JULY 11, It, 3S coln; secretary, Marian Archer, their advisor, John P. Ferguson most all religions through the ages, Open Monday and Thursday fvanlngt '111 9 o'clock >.l, 1,15,23, 3* and treasurer, Sabrina Coffey. of the faculty, will attend the gott, Mrs. Casimir Osiecki report- mittee. which Is to draft a const ed there were 116 Newcomer mem- Tho photographs show many o. tution and name a slate of nom I every Friday thereafter First Annual Horoace Mann Invi- tho rituals used by primitive In< tational Forum at the New York bers as of April 18, •Ho U. S. To. Dr. Liggitt Elected The next board meeting will bo dlans in the heart of Mexico, pro City School, Saturday. paring and eating these in con > your 7rov/ Agut • on May 28 at tho home of Mrs. Dr. William Liggitt of Wcstfield The forum is entitled "American ncction with their particular re MASSAM UNI Secondary Education Today," and Michael Sqarro of 283 Garret llglon, has been elected treasurer of the road. AE LINES, Paiwng.r Agenli Jersey City State Teachers Col- has for its theme "What are the Mr. DoLanoy wa3 the first pho- odway, N. Y. 4 • Digby 4-4343 lege Faculty Association for theaims of American education, and Poplar Twig to Meet tographer in the world to apply college year 1958-6B. what should they be?" to tho Photofrraphic Society o: Among those students who arc The next meeting of the Poplar America for star rating for his attending arc Henry Counts of Twig will be held in the homo of color prints. 109 Russell load, Fanwood, and Mrs. H. Bloomsburg, 640 Glen rf George Cheng's Thomas Fleming, 715 Norman nue on Monday at 10:30 a.m, LEADER CLASSIFIEDS PAY place. IHI-AM CHATEAU Inc. Shop to Take |S. HIGHWAY 22 . MOUNTAINSIDE, N. J. Part in Show RAY DtVAUI and HIS OICHISTRA IWy Night lxc»pt Monday and TiMtday The Vail-Deane School Alumnae from COMPUTI CWNESI AND AMERICAN CUISINI Association is holding a luncheon icheens $1.00 up Dinners $1.50 «p and fashion show on Saturday at 12:30 at the school In Elizabeth, Clara Louise dal parilee In wr new private dining The luncheon is being held in MARTIN JEWELERS rer larga greupt seaHng up H 400. honor of the senior class, and the AIR CONDITIONED retiring head mistress, Miss Mar- •AJU revs MI garet S. Cummings. HAS A GIFT FOR YOU The fashion show ivlll be put on Phone ADams 2-3B73 by the Jane Smith Shop of West- field. ONE 5 PC. PLACE SETTING OF

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DOCTORS' PRESCRIPTIONS CARIFULIY FILLED Kaden's Shoes Elm & Quimby Sts. JLcAXXAL AD 2-6718 Quimby Street Official Girl Scout Equipment Agency ADanu 3-1131 ADAMS 2-3680 1 OPEN 171 E. BROAD ST. Open Monday and Thursday Evenings until 9 o'clock MONDAY EVES. Store* also In Cranford and Donlln't Jewelers In Konllworth TwaWe Club Group Holds Watchung; "The Breakers," b; Wettfield Artists Lester S. Miklosy, Linden; "Dunes Progpective Bride Barbara Green, nternational Party Disploy Work at and Rocks," by Gladys McViclter, Somejvjile; "The Sea," iby Mrs. Edward Miller Wed The tenth »nqu»l International ff fanwood Exhibition Marjorie V. Moore, Scotch Plains gelations weekend party was held FANWOOD — Miss Barbara recently by the International Re- "Reuller's Farm," by Arlene K, Frances Green, daughter of Mr £ FANWOOI*—The Fan wood Me. Woodward, W«stfleld; "Fantasii lations Department of the West- Mrial Library is'exhibitinisg it! Hardi Gras," by Joseph W. Nash and Mrs. Thomas' Francis Green ield Woman's Club. lfth Aowingi ol picturesites , all oof of 77 Willoughby road, and Ed- Hair Fashij Scotch Plains; and "Spring I: Fire foreign students froro'Co- **lch Jire the work of artists in Here," by Ruth Horn, Westfleld. ward Joseph Miller, son of Mr. umbia University, and nine offi- 860 Mpuntflln Art,, and Mrs. Joseph Miller of Kearny, cer* from the armies of Allied Far Water colors being shown in were married Saturday in St. r The exhibit, changed every thre elude: "Bridge at Mindowaskin,' Eastern nations now at Fort Mon- Withs, has created a genuine in Bartholomew's Church, Scotch -louth, were house guests of de- 1 by Ruth Nelson, Westfield; "Thi Plains. (treat among . artists within th Storm," by Dorette Harris, Fan artment members. The students |%nwood radius. After live years wood; "On the Brink," by Harr; The Rev. J. Emmet Know of rexe from Sweden, France, Ire- -' HCharlotte Crosby, full fingertip veil was draped from nstall. Officers : \*.Tw» mosaic tiles by Betty H»uck Somerville. Miss Davidson's a crown of orange blossoms and members and foreign guests rath- red at the 'Woman's Club club- * Vcoteh Plains, and Miss Peg she carried a cascade of gardenias, lily of the valley and stephanotis. B'n»i, B'rjth' Women, WeatfieH tome for dinner. p( Westfteld, are also on Betrothal Told jhapter, held its i Installation and •T Hadassah Group to Miss Joan M. Miller, the bride- Department memberi who pliy- •:.! Paintingi in oil being ihown Mr. .and Mrs. George Davidson groom's sister, was maid of honor. dinner party, at the Far HiJU Inn, Somerville, Monday evening:. The d hosts to the foreign student* tp: "Winter," by Edith Hine, Present Three Sketches of 120 Hyslip avenue announce the Her street-length dress of silk -ind officers were Messri. and Me»- Scotch Plains; "The Bible," by engagement of their daughter, peau de soie was in aqua and her invocation 'was given.',by Rabbi "The Dream and the Reality," Jack Stern jr. of Temple Emanu- dames Howard Duff, Earl Oyaart, . Jtan Pound, Warren Township; will fce the 'theme of the West- Claire, to Paul Daniel Trusik, son flowers wero white and yellow ger- ulea Pavre, Robert W. Haata, TRADITIONAL "Crystal Sea," by Mrs, Mildred fleld Chapter of Hadassah when of Mr. and Mrs. P. Trusik of bera daisies. The bridesmaids, at- EJ. ' •• • • - V">- '••• • " >rew 1>. Hall, Riward Littmtn, ftonxlo, Scotch Plains; "Harvey it meets May 6 at the home of Barnesville, Fa. tired the same anil with the same Mrs. William Hachles, chairman rnegt J. Taylor, Henry Massing- ttdars," by Von Bite, Wejttleid; Mrs. Edward Sterns, 75 Genessee Mias Davidson was graduated flowers, were Mrs. Arthura Fens- sf the affair, wflcOmedall the Mem- am and Wlllard Mag»lh»e». *fihrer Jug with Fruit," by Au- trail, at 12:30 p.m. Three bio- ka of Scotch Plains and Mrs. Emll bers and their guests. > This wag MOTHER'S DAY drey tdnainir, Scotch Plains; "Still from, Westfleld High School and graphical sketthes will be given attended Drake College. She la A. Oldfield of Menlo Park. followew d byy a report.gi*«pg n by the Ufo," by Ethel K. Williams, 1 ty Mrs. Soth iBen-Arl, Mrs. Harry presently employed at Mackay Ra Patricia and Judith Wilverdins resident, Mrs. Bernard y Icrins Woman's Club Watehung; "Harbor Mfhts," by Jnffee, and Mrs. Herbert S1eld- Mrs. George Block of Newark, Mrs. Jane Whlpple Green, Wo9t- dio & Telegraph Co., Inc., ClarK of Piainfield were flower girls. man. Thay will,depict the lives of Mr. Trusik was graduated from There dresses were white organdy who is past president of district Attends Music Festival itfld; "Portoilno," fay Pearl Jen- Theodore Hertcel, founder of Mod- 3, «nd currently U field director of l WeiMUld; "Mquntaln Vil- Mahanoy City High School, Ma- over yellow. They had' wreath DINNER ern Zionism, iChaim Weizmann, hanoy, Fa., attended Rutgers Uni- headbands and baskets of yellow the district, presented Mrs. Bres- SCOTCH PLAINS — The rnem- Is, by Elisabeth (Bond, North first president of the State of ers of the Music Department of MafnAald; "Londondary, Ver- versity and is now attending Un- and white daisies. ky with a' president's pin tot her Israel, and David Ben-Gurion, ion Junior College, Cranford, work- past year's work. Mri.'" George he Scotch Plains Womans Club mont," by. Mrs. Edith E, Hail, present premiere of Israel, Joseph E. Miller WBS'his broth- WetWeld; "Fond in New Hatnp- ing towards an engineering de- er's best man. Ushers were Hen- Block then installed tho following ittended Music Festival presented ifficers. • >y the Music' Department's Sixth . «t tarHU b Inn, »Wre," by Emmy Llchtwlti Kras- Mra. Al D. Finkelstein, program res. • . : . ry H. Lawyer of Iselin, S. Row- chairman, had planned the after- President, Mrs." Bernard Bres- district, New Jersey State Fecjcra- I* Mch ytar. to; "Inflnity," by Betty Pearce, The wedding date has been set Jand Prestwick Jr. of Summit and Fan wood; "Menemshs, Martha's noon aa part of Salute to Israel's y; vice presidents, Mr«, Edward .on of Woman's Clubs at the 3f on- 'or Aug. 23. George Manik of Highland Park. 1 Viiiejnrd," by E, Coleman Craft, Tenth Anniversary now being: After a reception at Far Hills Ehrenkrantz, Mrs.- Robert Turner, lay Afternoon Club of Piainfield, celebrated over the world. Mrs. Mrs. Morris Cooper; recording sec- n April 26, • Gather 'minffcl Inn in Somerville, Mr. and Mrs. ; Herbert Michaels, president of the Mountainside Newcomers Miller left for a honeymoon trip tary, "Mrs.. David Rubin; cfrre- Mrs. C. H. Abitanti, chairman table at the lm j hapter will preside. Haye Bridge Party to Bermuda. They will live in iponding secretary; Mrs. Carl Mar- >f the Scotch Plains Woman's Club family and enjoy Vh* d us; treasurer, Mrs,: Jack Men- Colfax Manor in Roselle Park. msic department and Mrs. Harry hoving ui Hfv» _ MOUNTAINSIDE — A large acker; financial -gecretary, Mrs. eetlein, first soprano; Mra. .ittle Symphony to -The .bride attended Scotch Plains Lester Sigman;. social secretary, d»liciou»ly prtporWf group of Newcomers and their hus- High School and Seton Hall Uni- eorge Fischer, Mrs.' Ernest Weg- RtMrvt Present Final Concert ands attended a bridge party giv- Mrs. Saul Drittel; sentinel, Mrs. lan, second soprano; and Mrs. 'ersity. The bridegroom attended Mason Silver; councillor,-Mrs. Jer- n by the Newcomers Club of Seton Hall University and Stev- >onald E. Schnable, ilto, partlcl- Thq Colonial Little Symphony mo, Rqsenblum. Wl Cwirt* lountainside on April 26, at the ens Institute of Technology and ated in the combined choruses will present its third and final qon- rWCA in Westfield. Trusteos arc: Mesdamcs Melvin iiectej by Mrs. E. R. Snavely, iert of the season on Wednesday, is a graduate of State Teachers Trophies were awarded to Mr. lollege in Jersey City. He Is a rabel, J. Leonard Wilson, Jerome, hairman of the Festival, Mrs, W, WRCA 660 k.c. May 7, 8:30 p.m. at the Madison md Mrs. Raymond Herrgott and Eekenthal, Jack Loshin,' Saul Colin Washburn accompanied the CHILDREN (up to I yft.lt High School. The featured guest .Iant methods engineer with Dia- Mr. and Mrs. Donald Summers who mond Expansion Bolt Co., Inc., in ,nd Michael Wuhl. :...> ombined choruses of over a hun- Sunday Morning—7:45 irtiat will be Joseph Kovacs, vio- ied for first place in the North- Jred voices singijiu "Heav'n inlst. The symphony, under the Garwood. Entertainment was-by Mrs, Jer- outh positions in the duplicate ime Rosenblum, who gave a solo Heav'n," Negro spiritual by Bur. WOt-TVChannel9 lirection of Nicholas Harsanyi of ridge. Mr. and Mrs. Patrick Kelly Prenuptlal showers were given eigh and "Mountains," secular 'rinceton, will play: Gluck'a Over- by Mrs. Theodora Blnaris, Miss md Miss Idelle Lipschlti, humor- FAR HILLS » Sunday Afternoon eceived a trophy for the East- ist. ihoral number by Raibach. ure to "Iphigenia in Aulisj West position. Regular bridge, oan Miller, Mrs. John Wilver- The executive board of the ROUTE 20J-M* NQH| 12:45 Haydn's "'Le Seine' Symphony"; iennant bridge, canasta and pln- dlng and Mrs. Ralph Kroener and Table decorations were red and cotch Plains Woman's Club will Bartok's ''Hungarian Dances"; and ichle were also played. Refresh- Mrs. Emil A. Oldfleld and Mrs. white and the programs, made by meet on Friday at fl;30 a.m. at SOMERVIUE.N.J "Divine Guidance 3hausson'B "Poeme" for violin and ments and coffee were served. Arthur Fenska. Mrs. Sidney Mrs. Jack Loshin, were also red he home of Mrs. Robert Yeakle, RA 5-2166 In Daily Affair*" irchestra. A donation of $25 was made to Prestwick gave the wedding re- ,nd white. iresident, 232 Victor street. Westfleld residents who will play ;he YWOA Convention Fund. hearsal party. in the concert are: Mrs. Mary Le- More than 755 million clothes- WOR7!bk.«. Craw of 800 Forest avenue, vio- Apprentices Needed Birthday Luncheon Is . pins are sold annually. Sunday Evening—7:45 linist; and Raymond Firestone, bassoon. • For Children's Ploys Held in Scotch Plains The Summit Children's Theatre "TOOTCH PLAINS —The Wonr h interviewine apprentices now en's Auxiliary of the Willow Grove Ev.ry Child 'or a ten-week season of plays at Presbyterian Church, held a birth- a Wanted Child he Gateway Playhouse, Atlantic day luncheon at the church at City, and a tour of nearby summer 12:80. p.m. Monday. Each table PLANNED itock theatres. Applicants must was decorated with one of the jo 16 to 25, and will be given the months at its decor. Community PARENTHOOD >ppprtunity of appearing in at singing was « main event after least one adult productionr with the luncheon. CLINIC ' ' ' ' ' ' ' - star, In the equity company at The committee in charge of tho Thursdays 1-3 and 7-9 Two Office* J To Serve You the Gateway. 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Man the plin to the Musical Quarter- Kockmore. to a study of baroque (17th and e a campaign by the alum- ly in 1960, several months after ion Junior College, Cran- 18th Century) music, has been Mr. Rockmore, one of a family iwarded a Guggenheim Fellowship Strauss' death, raise $100,000 for the eol- of artUts, studied at the Chicago 'or "original scholarly research ivelopment fund. After . receiving a doctorate Art Institute, the Grand Ce md artistic creation." from Columbia University in 1950, Elegation will be led by Art Galleries and the Art Dr. Alfred B. knit' vaniant will appear at Memorial Wash., have two sons, Adrian, 8, tch Plains avenue, tif- thr«« awards from the Natoml 025 by the late Senator Simon Park, Maplewood, Sunday, May and John David, 3. cotton chemise. •. rk of 1008 Harding itreet Society of Outdoor Advertiser!, 25. Waring, his orchestra, glee Guggenheim of Colorado, provides wonderfully fashionable Clementine Burns of 521 the 1»M aqd 1857 Art Directors' clubs, and soloists will present the funds for men and women in al avenue. Club eatloiil awards, and o ill new "Hi-Fi Holiday" show for fields of knowledge to advance to Benefit For Farm shape to be in from Spring Senator Wayne Dumont from the Direct Mail Advertisers the benefit of the South Orange- "higher levels of accomplish- on through Summer. >hillipsburg (R-Warren) and the National Society of Maplewood Klwsnla Club's Charity ment." To Be Held Soon 1 ograpben. He is also a member the principal speaker at foundation. Monies from this The 40-year-old native of Ham- Unbutton its brass buttons, of tat New York Art Directors' Several Westfteld residents are •r. Dr. Kenneth O. Jfac- 4 foundation, are used in, support of burg, Germany, who fled Hitler's Club and the National Society of taking part in the annual benefit and it becomes a smart ege president,,will review worthwhile local projects, primar- regime in 1939, has been engaged go's expansion program Art Directors. ily for those aiding children: bridge and charity bazaar for Summer coat too, that In "rediscovering" lesser known Bonnie Brae Farm for Boys, to be to serve more than twice Scholarships, camperships, recrea- works of the baroque matters for packs for travel in no space students as the college1! Mr. • Rockmore's . discussion it tional facilities, and similar items. held at the farm in Millington on several years. Hay 19 and 20. nrollment ot'fiS. ' the art association meeting wai at all. White, navy or blue. aimed at "a review of the Primer Tickets and information may be His choral groups at both Rut- imni campaign ii part of obtained In the banks of both com- Mrs, Burr Towl of Westfldd is principles of painting." He gers and Douflass College have Sim 8 to 16,10.W II goal of fl million for •aid munities or by mall: P.O. Box assisting with the flowers, and that, "More painting brings 'bitteitter given several concerts of 17th Mrs. Elmer E. Browning Jr. of wilding the college will Maplewood. and 18th Century music to wid< painting'' and made several •ut- 1 Westneld is one of the hostesses Moil wi^ pftod on a new campus site in 1 On the committee planning the gestions for achieving greater pro- acclaim, and his "rediscovered —the former Nomahegan event are Robert Sluyter, 736 for the bridge on Monday, Stay 19. ductivity and progreis, works have, been published bf the rse. . • - . Crescent parkway and Walter B. university in a series of "Docu- eph Judd, GJiiabeth pty- The «p*aker further Illustrated Simmons Jr. of 185 Vinton circle, ments of the Musical Past." Recreational Department his views in the critique; his srjti- is • chairman and' John Fanwood. Dr. Mann studied at the SUt eal appraisal of several pic urea of Westfteld Is to-chalr- Academy in Berlin and at the To Meet May 6 selected from the collections which the alumni's campaign.' Weitfield Man to Royal Conservatory of Milan. He had been oi) view during' the pait The recreational activities de- taught at Ctirtlss Institute of Mu- week. These pictures'were er»m- Park Group Be Honored Saturday ilc in Philadelphia after coming partment of the Woman's Club ined for content, form and tech* to the United States in 1930 and will hold Its annual May luncheon WATCHUNG—State Highway, Route 22 • PlatofltW 7-0500 nlque, of which Mr. iRocknore Six outstanding alumni will bo lection . ' made a musical reputation there and meeting at the Old Mill Inn declared, "Content, the expression honored by the Austin College I!. Buohocore of -940 with the first full German to Eng- in Bernardsvllle on May G at 12:30 of the idea,'is of primary import- Alumni Association OK Austin Col- avenue was elected lish translation of "Steps to Par- p.m. ance; the form and ' techn qucs lege Day, Saturday. They will be !of the Manor Park Asso- nassus," a counterpoint work by The group will leave from tho vti\\ develop as the srtlst strives presented with the association's its annual meeting last Johann ], Fux, a contemporary ° clubhouse at 11:15 a.m. for greater clarity of expression second annual meritorious awards. in bis work," Names of the recipients were ifficers elected were: Vice snnouncfd recently by Dr. Walter Robert J>. Wylie, 217 A. Bennett of Dallas, pastor of avenue secretary, Mrs. Fanwood Juniors Westminster Presbyterian Church •ntworth, 1027 Oolurobm and chairman of the alumni id treasurer, Mrs. C. R: To Hold Ball awards committee. Dr. Bennett i Irving avenue, will make the Austin College Day tiring president, Ralph FANWOOD—The annual -ek*r- presentation. ind committee chairmen ity ball of the Fanwood Jinior >rt3 oh th,e past year's Woman's Club will be hell Rupert B. Lowe of Weatfleld on Ice president of Union Carbon (rot a Aftkafe P Saturday at- the Twin IBrooks i oka and Carbide Co. of New York City, iglas Merrill Jr., presl- Country Club, Watchung. There will be dancing from 9 p.m. attended the preparatory branch he Board of Education, to I of the Sherman, Texas school from school expansion, and fu- a.m. to the music of the Chick Walsch orchestra. 1913-1915 and Austin College lities wl.thirt the school from • 1915-17. He also attended A question and answer" Proceed* will be used for the the U. S. Naval Academy and re- lowed. Nancy Luxon Training SchocI for ceived an EM from the Colorado 00 Manor Park residents Retarded Children and the W alter School of Mines la 1022. Mathenl School for Cerebral Palsy. Mr, Lowe was awarded an-hon- ' Mrs. Franklin WebsUr Is ance orary Doctor of Science degree Thqt's all it takes ids are the moat «"«n*er- chairman •»•, assisting hei ate front Austin College in 1951 and > hf on U. 'S. highway!, Mrr. T. George Conley, Mrs. Rob- a distinguished achievement medal ore than 55 per cent of ert Keating, Mrs. Robert inein by the Colorado School of Mines to Save... occurred on Fridays, Mrs4'Peter McOede and MnI. Jo- In 1952. He is a member of Tai r and Sundays. seph fichott. ' Beta Pi, honorary engineering fra- ternity, Thcta Tau, honorary min- ing fraternity, and Kappa SlgrriE social fraternity. Others receiving the awards arc Miss Euphle Lang of Kilgore, Dr. A. T. Stewart of Lubbock, D* Jas. F, Bardie of Tustln, Lloyd B. 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Dry Cleaned at ON YOUR PAN-AM INSURED SAVINGS is also MOTH PROOFED rOUNDCO .866 and MILDEW PROOFED FREE IfOM WESTFIELD FEDERAL SAVINGS] Studebaker- A SAVINGS INSII-IUtlON Packard Broad al Praipsct Strict ADami 2-4500 Op«h7A.M.to7r>.M. Pasg* Fourteen THE WESTFIET.n 7W. J.) LEADER. THURSDAY, MAY 1, 1958 plans to enter the employ of a ma- member oi the chapel choir, &• jor airline or aircraft manufac- University Singers, and Alpha Phi turer. Delta social sorority. Keep in touch by • • • STORK CORNER bree crescent With tlte Miss Phyllis Babbitt of West- Six junior women of Middleburg field, a student at the University College, Vermont, have been tap- PHONE... Mr. and Mrs. James C. Rohrer of Vermont, is one of the students ped for membership in Mortar The traditional move-up cer chosen sociology for her field o of 750 Castleman drive, announce concentration at Wilson. Mia in charge of choreography for a Board, national women's hoaor .so- the birth of a son, David William, monies were held recently at Ce- program which was presented by ciety. One of the number, wao dar Crest College, AHentown, Pa., Slifer was recently elected presl BALTIMORE in the Hospital Center at Orange, dent of the College Government the University of Vermont's Dance are chosen on the basil of scholar- April 14. The Rohrers have a in which officers for 30 clubs am Workshop. ship, leadership and service, wai L i daughter, Sue Ellen. campus organizations assume* Association for the coming aca * * * demic year. Margaret Louise Armstrong, Martha L. Gerhart, daughter of daughter ot * •* their duties for the next academi Mr. and Mrs. Paul L. Gerhart of M only A daughter, Ann Stewart, was year. Among the new officers wa * * * daughter of Dr. and Mrs. Lorri- 428 Lenox avenue. Martha - baa born to Mr. and Mrs. Robert. F. Miss Mary Lou Wolfgang, daugh Miss Carol DeChellis, a membe: mer Armstrong of 121 South Eu- participated in many campus or- Derrey of Plainfleld, April 23, in ter of Mr. and Mrs. Paul R. Wolf of the freshman class at Chatha clid avenue, was one of 38 gradu- ganization* such as Christian As- Muhlenberg Hospital. Mrs. Derrey gang, 1036 Boulevard, elected t( College in Pittsburgh, has beei ating seniors at the University of sociation, college choir, Women's is the former Nancy Sturmer of the positions of president of thi elected president of the Christia Kansas to become a member of the Forum and the Undergraduate At- Westflcld. The Derrey's have a Buskin dramatic society and pro-Association ot the college for tbi Phi Beta Kappa, a national liberal sociation. She was choten to be 'S-minute station rate from Newark two year old son, Michael. gram chairman of the TABARD coming year. She is also one oi arts honor society. Miss Arm- a sophomore guide, co-chairman ot after 6 p.m. Tax not included. society. eight students selected to be stu- strong majored in journalism. Junior Weekend and house presi- Poland B. Mr. and M*rs. Walter C. Werth dent counselors to the freshmen * * * •venue w«u, j of 914 North avenue announce * * * dent in her dormitory. H«r;»am« Carol Kookogey, a freshman al next year. As a member of th Several local and area girls are has also appeared on the de»n'« the birth of a son April 24 in Chatham choir, she participate among .the 228 members of the w> be mdticUrf I, ,7.' Muhlenberg Hospital. Vermont College, Montpelier, Vt. list of academic honors. She i» a was recently elected an assistan recently in a joint concert with class of 1958 at Douglass College member of the Kappa Kappa Gaai- Cpllege Honor £! * *• * Colgate University given at Chat- CHECK LIST FOR A daughter was born tb Mr. president of Biship-Hatch Hall, I who are candidates to receive bac- ma sorority. '; day. calaureate degrees at the 37th an- BABY NEEDS and Mrs. Gene Barham of 800 new dormitory housing 92 students Forest avenue April 22 in Muhlen which will be ready for occupancy Charles Hite, son of Mr. andnual commencement exercises on • * • Jo-Ann The deans of the Ave dlriaioni Graduate (formula) berg Hospital. in the fall. She will also serve on Mrs. C. W. Hite of 28 Stoneleigh June 4. They are: Marianne Gehr- the student council. Carol is tak has been chosen for the men's unli hardt, 717 Marcellus drive; Edith at Iowa-State College have an- , has b Funnel * * * Ann Valto, 216 Massachusetts nounced 345 undergraduate stu- Mr. and Mrs. Henry Hyde ing the medical secretarial course, of Northwestern University's 27th the Debate Electric Bottle Warmer * * * annual Waa-Mu show. This year's street; Juanne Haer, 21 Watson dents whose outstanding scholar- •nd will Banta Jr. announce the birth of road, Famvood, and Patricia Lou Baby Pants a son, Henry Hyde III in Muhlen- Roger C. Frantz of 043 Ray-iriginal musical revue, "Sing No ship during tlie winter quarter Activities Board. 5vil," will pe-presented for seven Peters, Far View drive, Mountain- Bibs berg Hospital on April 22. Themond street has been elected busi- side. Banta's, also have a daughter, ness manager of the Ciarla, the performances May 5-10 at Calm Nipples Mary Margaret, who is 19 months Muhlenberg College yearbook. uditorium on the Evanston, 111. * * • Bottles Frantz, son of Mr. and Mr :ampus, Rowland Bowen Cook of 423 St, old. Marks avenue is being awarded Sterilirer * * • Curtis W. Frantz, is a business ad- Hite, a senior, is president of Mr. and Mrs. Arthur T. Lichten- ministration major and is one the hi Kappa Psi social fraternity, membership in University College Diaper Pall berger of 2441 Allwood road, staff «f the Muhlenberg Weekly, varsity baseball letterman, and Honor Society of Rutgers Univer- Q Tip* '••-.-• Scotch Plains, announce the birth the campus newspaper. He is a member of the senior class coun sity at the annual dinner-meeting Baby Cream of a son, Arthur Weston April 22 member of Alpha Tau Omega so- il. He is a 1964 graduate of of the society held at Zlg's Restau- in Muhlenberg: Hospital. cial fraternity, Psychology Club ingry School, Elisabeth. rant in Newark, Saturday evening. Baby Oil - * * * and Business and Economics Club. * * * Baby Lotion A son was born to Mr. and Mrs. He is a graduate of Westfleld Miss Margaret* Wolking of 422 David Hull of 681 Glen avenue Baby Magic Joseph Spayth of 135 New Provi- High Schodl. indea avenue received her var-recently has been pledged to Tau dence road, Mountainside, April John P. Walsh of 231 Scotch lity letter for Softball at the an-Seta Pi, professional engineering Baby Soap 23 in Muhlenberg Hospital. Plains avenue was the guest of his lual Beaver College Athletic As- honorary society at Purdue Univer- Cotton Picker daughter, Constance, a junior at sociation banquet held on April sity. The chapter pledges only the « * * it the college. Miss Wolking U Masks Pfc and Mrs. Gordon Ray, for- Elmira College, Elmira, N. Y., on highest ranking students. Hull in a the occasion of the annual father- junior and is majoring in lib- unior in the School of Aeronauti- apd inquire about Baby'Powders .'.' merly of Westfleld, but now of eral arts. Sh'e is, the daughter of Hapid City, South Dakota, an- daughter weekend April 25-27. cal Engineering and a member of Pacifiers * * * Mr. and Mrs. C. G. .Wolking and Delta Tau Delta social fraternity. nounce the birth of a son, Michael is a graduate of Westfield High Cathryn Casamo, daughter of * * • * ! FREE 5x7 Profecto Dfoper Pins • •• - Gordon, on April 11. Mrs. Kay School. is the daughter of Mr. and MrsMr. . and Mrs. William Casamo of Gail Anne Schenkel, a freshman Roy C. Williams of 526 Spring- 500 Summit avenue, is appearing • * * at Upsala College, has been pledg- BABY PORTRAIT- Osteopathifield avenue. c Auxiliary , in a major role in the Northwest- Miss Winifred S. Binkley of 741 ed to Chi Delta, social sorority. ern University Theatre production yslip avenue and John L. Peter- She is the daughter of Mr. and Age Limit 3 months to 1 year Elects New Officers of "The Servant of Two Masters," an of 716 Shackamaxon drive Mrs. Elbert Schenkel of 237 M'un- by Carol Goldoni. The play will ave been elected to the Drew Unl- aee way. ' Free Delivery-Open until 10 P.M. The 19th annual luncheon of the open April 25. ersity chapter of Pi Gamma Ma, * * * . Union County Women's Osteo- Miss Casamo 1B a graduate of lational social science honorary BO- Eugene Chrone Jr., a senior at Tel. AD3-0o«2 pathic Auxiliary was held today Westfleld High School and had ap- iety. Election to the society is ased on high scholastic achieve- Nichols Junior College, Dudley, at the William Pitt Tea Room in peared in a large number of the- Mass,, is a member of the honor Chatham, There were guests from atrical productions at Northwest- nent in the social studies and re- the state and national auxiliary ited fields. roll for the first quarter as an- ern, including the Workshop The- nounced by Dean Charles K, Leech. present. Mrs. Daniel Walker of atre, Reader's Theatre, and also A graduate, of North High East Orange, the newly-elected Eugene Chrone is the son of Mr. in previous University Theatre ichool in Columbus, Ohio, MIBS and Mrs. Eugene Chrone, 419 Sum- state auxiliary president, extend- shows. She is a sophomore in the Jinkley is a junior in the College ed greetings. Mrs. Walter K. f Liberal Arts at Drew. Peter- mit avenue and "formerly attend- Fasnacht of Cranford, a past pres- School of Speech. ed Westfield Senior High School. * * * rtan, a graduate of Westfield High * * * ident of the national auxiliary/, Thomas W. RatelifTe of 753 chool, is also a junior. presented Mrs. George Noi'thup of * * * Nancy Mahler, daughter of Mr. Livingston, who is first vice pres- Summit avenue has been named to and Mrs. Bornhardti Mahler of 730 the, current dean's list in the col- Robert William Eames, son of ident of the national auxiliary. tfr. and Mrs. William Fisher Harding street will appear in a lege of arts and sciences at Ni- student music recital at Valparaiso' Mrs, Northup then presented to agara University. Barnes, 526 Lenox avenue, has Mrs. Robert Laier of Cranford, een accepted by Northrop Aero- University, Valparaiso, IncL, ,on president of the local guild, the Eleqtion of*Miss Marilyn J. SH- lautical Institute, Inglewood, Cal., Wednesday evening. She will sing new charter which now makes fer, 670 Summit avenue, to Can- or enrollment in the maintenance allegro, andante, and rondo of Mo- them associated with the National dle Club, Wilson College honorary mgineering course. *, zart's "Sonata in C Major." Osteopathic Guild Association. society, was announced at a spe- Aobert is a graduate of West- Miss Mahler is a freshman at This association has been recent- cial chapel service last week by ield High School. Previous to en- :he Lutheran university and is a ly formed to unite all the local Miss Eleanor C. Duncan, director olling at Northrop he attended hospital guilds serving Osteo- of housing at Wilson. A graduate Icademy of Aeronautics, Flushing, pathie Hospitals all over the Unit- of the Westfleld High School, Miss •J. Y. As a graduate of North- ed States. The national auxiliary Slifer is the daughter of Mr. and op Institute's intensive mainten- Is made up of the wives of physi- Mrs. Rodney F. Slifer. She has nce engineering course, Robert cians and will be the sponsoring association. ' * The only business conducted was the election of officers. Mrs. Vin- Thrill cent Kersting of Mountainside, chairman of. the nominating com- Your Girl mittee, read the slate. Incoming officers elected are: Mrs. Robert Laier of Cranford, president; Mrs. With Flowers Joseph A. Feoher of Cranford, vice - • • • • president Mrs. Robert Pickard of My furs Cranford, corresponding secretary; Mrs. Harry Axtt of Cranford, Impress your bait g!rl treasurer. The committee chair- with one of our fresh and safehr men will be appointed at the May annual meeting at which time the lovely bouquets or corsages. officers will be installed. Mrs. Walter Fasnacht, program chairman, introduced the speaker of the afternoon, Dr. Ellen Nelson, Forget-Me-Not Flower and Gift Shop Your furs, too, will be safe .SALE! osteopathic physician of Plain- from mothi,''heat, moisture, Held. Dr. Nelson gave a talk with 419 Park Ave. \ Scotch Plains- fire and theft lCfMul KOOP-IOW mh price! Von cct Ko(»8 finest workniiirtKliiii, ir,«-hi«iin^ ovci-WUrd j.nsulo icanis, mvi.Uilo III-IIIR, nxtr,, „,,„ piccrV , . . and our Banquet Manager, Mr. Blake, Is busy workfeg to urevrnt »„,[ nil,I ,V(.m.l r,,)(K|ii(, from ^ out. the menus, decorations and detailed plans for Spring parties, receptions and banquets. One call to reserve the You'll like the lwo date, and you can depend on who ooivip to this Mr. Blake to handle all the friendly, informal necessary details. U bri 8 hotel. It's jii3f a " lazy wall; (o the PL 8-IHOO waterfront, beach, bnsobuli, and pnrkq PIAINHEID, N. J. which attract thouB- ,. amis. Fishinff and ,1 // golf nttliolr best -££( PARK , chutitanino now. Write for Al brochure iodiiy. HOTEL PLAJNNRD, N. J.lcorntr Sooth and Island • Corntr IUIHWP* "nl,uno FK 8-O3JJ WUTPIEID, N. J-l 1 I. Broad Street THE WESTFIELD (N. J.) LEADER. THURSDAY, MAY 1. 1958 welcoming address. The donor re- hood Holds Wilson, Nathaniel Cohen, Gerson the Juilliard School and spent tht port was given by Mrs. Benjamin Barondess, Saul Drjttel, Edward responsibilities *f Hit tffieMf and nounced. r Luncheon Copleman. past summer at the UCLA sum- McKinlcyPTA praised the oufajaiBf president, ul.« tatarta* AtliS* *m Gettjjs, Harris Ejhapiro, Morris mer school, continuing her stud- Robert Eata who had served for A squar* dance, the last fund •chart Maitatttts. In celebration of Sisterhood's Berman, Sidney Jaffoe, Melville ies. At Goucher, where she is in railing event of tht r«ar, is sch«d- Lnnual donor luncheon of sixth birthday, a candle lighting the put two ytan, jod, Temple Emanu-El, Morris, Albert Wallack, Alex Un- the upper 20 per cent of her class, Installs Staff j ceremony was conducted by past gar, Karl Millman, Bernard Berke. Miss Dahlstrom is a member of James Calla», principal, r*v* yesterday afternoon it president Mr». Karl Millman, who bhadowbrook ' restaurant, the Glen Club, the Chamber Music the pledge to the flat end th» Be an Executive AetietMitt ti honorary president, and the TO STUDY ABROAD group and the Interfaith Associa- . HcKinley School PTA officers CwikiM is. Ua>-«ck»ol dlpbtM M|. iury, with approximately were installed by Mrs. H. E. Wilde opening prayer. m Mesdames Samuel Lerman, Mel- Miss Ruth Dahlstrom, daughter tion. Shu plans to major In mu- !"•? .•**•'•"•<••» superior tMMtrial »,en attending. Mrs. Ben- ville Morris and Harris Shapiro. sic. of Westfiold, Union County PTA Misi Helen Wllion's «ft» trade Initial (or a ptMmni pwkiw la faskaM, Lpleman was chairman and of Mr. and Mrs. Roy Dahlstrom president, recently in the school. adverlMac twttraatnt, TV, Mtllia*5 Program chairman, Mrs. Harry of 515 Alden avenue, is on* of two class presented a musical witty jwis Goldstein and Mrs. More than 175 persona attended. protraM, including a chorus and MiMUailt Helier, introduced the featured Goucher College sophomores who JPsnoaallsH feller were co-chairmen in entertainer of the afternoon Miss Pass Spending Program Officers are: President, Mrs. instrumental numbers, Beverly Ef program and luncheon. have been awarded special presi- Cajty law pta Betty Walker, comedienne, humor- dential grants fur summer study Kenneth Parkinson; first vice pres- Holand served as narrator. Tht ro- T table was decorated vrith ist, and monologist. with Mile. Nadia Boulanger at the The Democratic majority in the ident, Mrs. terminal DeChellls; tating banner and prise for tht Lenlerpiece and • program state Assembly last week passed second vice president, Mrs. Ever- best attendance of parents went to Those assisting In preparations American Conservatory of Music Meyncr's $309,674,233 spending |or at each place setting. for the donor luncheon were: •in Fontainebleau, Prance. ett Emery; recording secretary, Miss Wilson's class. Tht social |giam opened with the in- Mesdames J. Bernard Bernstein, program for 1858-59 and a 3H Mi's. Jamea Dello-Russo; corre- hour was in charge of slith grade given by Rabbi Jack Miss Dahlstrom Is a graduate per cent tax on net income of sponding secretary, Mrs. Marvin mothers under tht direction of Sol Shapiro, Ike Daniels, Samuel of Westdeld High School. She and 'Mrs. Philip Kass, Epstein, Stephen Gould, Harold corporations to balance it. Whaley, and treasurer, William Mrj. Norbert Ko>a. An art exhibit of Sisterhood, gave a Cast, Adolph Gross, J. Leonard! studied for six years with Marcel West. will be held in the achool May 18 Grandjany, professor of harp at LEADER CLASSIFIEDS PAY Mrs. Wilde apoke briefly on tho from 7:30 to 9 p.m., Mr. KaU an-

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MOHIBIS TUBIVPIKE AT HIVER ROAD... DRexcl 941600 r THE WESTTJELD Constructing 4 iso4itied UDI« 1 socaition whit the National Coun- tr»Ut>n macadam pavement wjth * 'sBCTlON $. it Is J.e«.by <»»»er- m bitnouDitumitK>asa cevnercto e surfacsr * to«twe«n cil of the Boy SCOBU of America the jprppostd or prccejit eurfci from 1921 until hi» retirement in and havi tout |hi^fcsec« of 1964, win make his headquarters t^; Doing: all excavating aafl grad- in New York. His main duties ing necescary for the improvement and doing all other work necessary SECTION J. It I* hereby fleter- will be to establish relationships and incidental to the said Imerpve- m\net aDii declared that the Supple- between the Boy Scouts Interna- a mpntal V&bl Stateraeai Twiuired by SECTIC»C That ll »f the said satd law has b«en duly matte and tional Bureau and national and .„.,.improvemen. t ihall e made and filed In the office or the Town Clerk international organizations thru- completeleted uunden r tfie supervisisio; n ot ot said Town, and that nucb state- the Town Engineer and in »< _ d ment >o tiled ihows that the groia out the world, to seek their co-op- ance with plans and specificUon* debt of said Town as deftned in eration and support for the exten- that liave twen prepared Zor^ ihe Title • «ji-f* ot saU Revised 8itme and wtitch are BOW oa flic in Statute* U>: Uwreased by this ordi- sion of World Scouting. the office of the Town Engineer nance, by 119.500.69 and that, said and are hereby m&de part of this aote# Authorized by tbia ordtnance ordinani-'e. - - will bee wwllhln all debt limitation 8BOTION J. So muth Of t6e cost prescribedibd^. id .l^w, At Dinner Session of making- said improvement a* rn&Y SECTIOSECIO N tt.fi i ordinance »hall be lawfully a**tssed upon the lands takke eltrrf-tiMiweltrf y dfdaftt aftafterr th« specially benefited thereby, shall be nret publtsaUon.thereof a^ter- final .MO TKT COST NO MOK THAN OtDSUlT, Matthew Hartigan, 321 Harri-so assessed by tbe B*wrd of Asses- Passage. * SHOP-AT-HOMf Men* Ifgdow i eM.""" son avenue and Chester R. Mack- sors. Paused and adopted April 2k. 195S. lin, 510 Kimball turn attended the SECTION 4. It I* hereby deter- PloinMd 5-1104 for o«r decoro.oTt.12; mined and devtarecf that the a um- »T-«TBJ»K.*T dinner meeting of the Newark ber of annual installments In wiiieh The Ordin^Bc« published herewith your home wilh fabric lampl,,. Chapter, National Association of the special assess 111 ei]ts to be levied has been 0n&lly* paseed by the Coun- on account of the said improvement cil of tlie Town of WestKeld, in the counel Accountants, at the Hotel Robert may be paid Is flve <5>, bounty of TTniou* and the twenty Treat, Newark, Thursday. SECTION' 5. It U hereby deter- day period of' limitationimitatio, within Hhichihh a *utt**utt acacttioi n or proceedini g mined and stated that the estimated questionini g ththee validity ooff such amount of money necessary to be OdinOrdinancee cca n be commencedd as pro- raised from alt sources for said rided in The Local Bond Law, has purpose is 1S2.06O.OO and that the begun to run from the date of the • LEGAL NOTICES • estimated maximum amount of bond* rlrst publication of this statement. DECORATORS or notes necessary to be Issued tot JANE K. D'ASliElX). riVI.IC *OTK*t2 said purpose im H9,5f)0.0O, Tflere 19 Town Clerlr Public Notice la hereby given that hereby appropriated to said purpose S-l-11 Pees 130-fiO JUNIOR LEADERS—Tk* WMIS.U YMCA Junior Leader'. Club member. e..i.t th« "Y" Physical an ordinance rntitleU as follows was the sum of $2,501).OG from Capital Oiraclw •• oaJuctmt trauiiiw •ijnlrahi cla.sas. Iilna October, 1957, u4 A»ril S, Improvement funds available for passed and adopted by th? Council such purposes. ISSt, 701 service h«ars war* recorded by the 1* leaders. Members shown aboT* ara: Froal raw, of the Tomn of Westrttld at a meet- thereof held April 28, 1958. Sl*XrriON I. To finance »atd pnr- UfI I* right, Jin Zalanit, Pete Rice, .eresanl-at-arra.; Mik« Dodai, secretary-treasurer; Bab Pack- JANE K. ITANOELO. pose there shall be issued, pursuant ard, EMie Qaina, Bab Hicks, chaalaia, and Mike, Pattjrson; ttaasliai, left la right: Gears;* AJri.n, Town Clerk. to the L»ooal Bond LAW ot tie Etat« of New Jersey, In' anticipation of Laa McMalaoa, Kaa Scalar, areeiaW; Daa Bobo, Stera Freiherr, We* pre.id.at; Palar Traatasaa, SPKCIAI. OHI)l>A\a, \o 1 the Issuance of bonds, flood Anitci- Data LJscam, Kannar Aaularsoa. Absent fram th« photo wu Marty Howarth. AX O«I»IXiA>CK ntOVlDlXG Fft patlon Notes ot «atd Town, Which TUB IUPHOVEBEST <>»* A SEC-shall not exceed in aggregate piiPii ~ TION' OP WESrTFIEf.D AVE.\lK. eipal amount the sum of tiS.500.< THK APfMOrWIATIOS OP THfc Said note* ahall b*ar interest »t MO.VIElf .^KCWSAHV THEHE- rate which shall not esceed six per YMCA Wins Eligibility Certificate KOR .IIVO THK ISat'AXCE, OP centum per annum, and may be. re* Scouts to Hold neved from time to time pursuant •OXD A.\TIC1PAT1O\ .NOTES to and wtthln the UroliaiionB pre- FOR THK H.V*>CI>G OF BAIO scribed by safd Law. AH matter* For Work in Physical Education WORK. with respect to said notes not deter* Recognition Fete BE IT ORDAIXED by the Council mined by this ordinance shall b» .' th# Town of Westfield. in tb» determined by resolutions to be The Westfield YMCA has been awarded an eligibility certificate 'ounty of Union: hereafter adopted. . • SECTION 1. That We* t field Ave- for 1958-1959-1960 by the National Council of YMCAs for its work Commander Thomas J. Keane te from Washington Street to SECTION 1. N'ot more Itmn 1500.00 in physical education according to John Weinmann, chairman of the will be the guest speaker at the rove Street be improved In tb« of the aunt to be raised by-the Issu- annual recognition dinner of the ollowinff manner: ance of said notes may be u#ed to boy* and youth physical department committee of the local association. (at ConstrucUng- granite block finance Interest on obligations lasued. The record of service of the Junior Leader's Club is one of the reasons Watchung Area Council Inc., Boy urbing alons both fide* thereof, to finance siu^h purpose, .whether Scouts of America, May 27, at the iir;tllt*I with the center line oc temporary or permanent, • or to fi- why the local association has been nance engineering -or Inspectioj n Any >st(Ield Avenue and 1* feet tnere- costs and legal expense, or to fl to recognized, he said. In order Mr. File also stated that the Hotel Suburban, Summit, as an- roni. except at the Intenectlon ot to attain this honor, a YMCA must eligibility certificate indicates that nounced by Walter Hartig of adhere to specified ideals and high the National Council of YMCAs Berkeley Heights, chairman of the purposes, and must follow stand- in granting this honor through the-recognition dinner committee. At Brunntr'S ards of performances and achieve- national physical education com-Among members of the commit- ment in keeping with the YMCA mittee, is "aware that the West- tee is' Harry Riley of Westfield. objectives. This certificate is field Y physical department is en-Reservations must be made for the 138 YEARS awarded erery three years to andeavoring ifl-extend its influence dinner by May 22. of optical SWEATER association which demonstrates as far as possible in-building good Maj. Gen. u. U. spry, director thatit meets tbe qualifications out- citizenship based on Christian of the Boy Scouts International lined by the national committee. principles." Bureau, in Ottowa has announced "KNOW-HOW" '. The certificate was presented to he appointment of Commander counts) John McNair, physical director by btautifully Sid File, associate secretary of the Central Atlantic area YMCA. Mr. Weslfielder's Car Not Connected with Any Other clsarwd File 'also presented a 'statement Entered Through Roof FAST, ECONOMICM Firm of Similar Name from the national committee which and pointed out the following specific standards which have been met. A would-be thief entered a CAB SERVICE OMIY " 1- The association conducts a Westfielder's car from the top finished Tuesday in* PUinfield, but be was Coll balanced and interesting program 1 thwarted trrhU effort to steal it of physical education. when be found the ignition locked. \ ft 2. To* association has a pay&i-f ! DRexel 6-5200 cal education committee and vol-1 OUo X. Schaibre Jr. of 439 St.: BBteer leadership to give arks arehde, told Piainfield po~j LOCATIONS ia poiky and program. re that someone made two five 11I MOUNTAINSIDE STOP lUsHIM, i HMOS'- AT " "Itaa CAB CO. ll*e»lM ; &•••:'; •*- Tfee Association operates as- Lot I. dtt «n adequate ap-to-diie writ- Be Wise ' j;-,V*w policy. CRsro-uzt •;-.V." 5. The association Is a member In good stextding of tfa* National ^ Council* of YMCAs. : ' ' The local association also meets these requirements: >-j, (a) Seeks ways to discover and ;: meet the prey^nt responsibilities. NOT FOLDED _==- -v (&) Continually inspects, revis* : cs, amplifies and modernizes the program in the light of new de- velopments and constituencies. SHUTS (c) The committee brings ma* SHIRTS UWNOatDtFINISfO turity In thinking and judgement OUR ANNUAL to policy and program matters.

UVNOOfOlFINiSrtO reg.ScM May Weekend Sale 1 Thursday, Friday and Saturday * °, DRYSON'S .*** May 1,2,3 b*. ^•%fi»sifife Fur Storage Restyling — Repairing Your chance to fill in on items which seldom or ntl >i»M^&*: HOLLANDERIZING never go on sale. . »*£ BROAD AND CENTRAL Sjile 5 ° AD 2-I07t Since 1912 % off ANTIQUE ON

JEWELRY SUIT .— ENTIRE STOCK OF MEN'S dnd BOYS' SWfATtt A TIMELY OPPORTUNITY FOR MOTHER'S DAY OM-MlP-A-KI.MJ mvaaunwn MHiliI (HIM I'll;<):•) • Colored Dress Shirts .ItiHf In i'Vmti t'lliruiic \t AftrnclUc I'rli-cn asi I'latt — t harm* — I'.ttrrtttatt Mothproofing i. ftUi CUANINO CHA«Ot II far CIMM • Handkerchiefs THE IENNARDS KM Hnrrl. (t«., "iirlnKll.ld, V. J. Dtlfifl A«?27t f lff.r(l Tti*-Mfln>M , • Underwear STORE HOI • Hosiery \mC f f U 7:30 « M WESTFIELD'S TO 6:00 P ' SUNDAY DRUG \ * Sorry, no mall or phone ordtri ON DKT <-^ STORE SCHEDULE HOUR SHIRT LAUNDl

OPEN THIS SUNDAY OPEN MONDAY AND THURSDAY WHELAN'S INTO Evenings 'til 9 P.M. AT REGULAR PRICES • A. M. <* * P. M. \ ;V^ HOUR SFRVICE WH£N BROUGHT IN DAILY BEFORE / SATURDAYS BEFORE 10:30 A.M. CLOSED THIS SUNDAY D RIV E • I N Wcirfisld Pharmacy m. PLANT C4HWO0 264 East Broad St. Tel. AD '2-8214 TOO NORTH AVE. Baron's # Jarvit WHERE PARKING IS NO PROBLEM THE WESTF7ELD W. J.) LEADER. THURSDAY. MAY h 1958 loard Hears 1 tee Reports Were beard at the meet • Benjamin Fnnklir lion, thru last week at the hom Sat. • E. Klein, 723 Clei ARE MORE FUN WITH KOOS I, R, W. Hayes, pres Id. •. Luckmann, progTim B ported on the May 1 Ich will be an "After- INNEBSPBING CHAISE ... AND IT'S SUCH A BUYS Ric" arrang-ed by Mrs •mger. A choir an •the direction of Mn •nd Robert Banks, re •ill be composed of th< • Runt - renlatant mlumlnuml • A4]u»i* 4 usmya at a touch! •xth grades- Childrei •une. A business meet le place at 2:45 p.hi •the program at 3 p.m _• Gny floral back cushion; • Double* as an extra bed! I. Obenchain reporte< lues Alan Thompson liwith and F. R. Oben led the annual meet I4 of the. Child Stud I The theme of th 24.95 Ir h e Challenge t 1 to 'be used as th 1st year's parent edu Let thote leijr days comet With thia benutiful cliaite from Imroth, principal, re- Kooi, you're all tetl And if you've liccn pricing cbaitn lately, IfoHign students from you know Root* 24.95, for a luxury cliaiec like tills, U rrally low! Bgypt would visit th 122 and June 1 re Lightweight, yet ilurdy,, it'i rnst-resiMnnt to stay shiny Lriglit. Ihc visits of these slu- You'll find it easily adjutu to 4 position!, for reading, relaxing, Ipon^ired (by Frank' tunning or inooiing. Ifai a comfortable inneripring cuihion Ip stands at 784, 1 for luxury loafing . . , even doubles at an extra bed! And per cent of famijie ented. smooth-rolling wheels make it a brcete to move from porch ed twelve prospectiv( to lawn! \\ni can choose it in gay bright red, cool green or r« were reported by nd summer round-up turquoise . . . complete with a pretty floral back! See it a. A. K. Ruotolo. tomorrow! (At all Kooa ttorca). Bed Croaa chairman ngrarn, reported com e collection of boxes i some of the disaster which these boxes T. Hayes commended t Brownie Troop 819 losters to discourage cutting: across lawns d from school. Mrs. in is leader of this rd graders and Mrs. is assistant leader, )cmo, Girl Scout rcp- RooMILL OF COOL RATTAN explained that the ose this as an "out- nn" in line with the Ira for this year. SOFA, CHAIRS AMI TABLES irch, Boy Scout icp- reported an active msiderable parent in- • elecea, enlH arley Sue beautiful pieces! Notice the sofa and both big lounge chairs are made with not the usual 2-strand, but wider, heavier 3-strand' NSIDE —Sidney C. rattan, carefully iitmd-tcrapcd, finished in a lovely honey color. embrook. road of tha And their print-aad-solid cushions are reversible . . , to give you per Service, J$, 3., a change, in color scheme, twice the wear! You even get the 13th annual V graceful cocktail table and two. end tables . . . each with a lovely »IWffS«rTte#ImtIWSte I .micarta toj) tfia^ r«itt«. herns, ttium, scratches! All for 18.90 ricTTrt the ShoreTia-nS down, with'2 yeairirto psyT (Al all Koos »tores)i^ - ••- "; J"' ' ngton; D. C.. • CA3SIFIEDS PAY

LMITES y I again. Watch for '' of "Flying Anf»" imt with Spring, r wings, then els- These wood de- OOHf OF WBOUGBT IBOM meets caust much >o property. •vlld- prottsttd during on usually require SIX PIECES! AtX JUST scializ* Exclu* '189 in protection Take 3 lacy wrought Iroti scctiouals, add a comfortable perty against lounge chair, graceful corner and end tublcs . . • lop all 6 ES and eth«r pieces with Koo«' low $189 . . -. and you've an irresistible Destroying In- 1)11} I Choose black, white, Poiujiciaii green, pink, blus ting dependable or cocoa wrought iron . . . with cushions covered in wash* ng method*., We imply extermina- able plastics, guy florul prints . . . tallies lopped in sparkling 1 job it supervised clear glass! jf'erfcrl on porch or palio now ... or fur your poritnetd, toebnf- summer cottage. Move it into the family room; come fall! ned, licsnstd en- Alt you need is 111.90 down! (At all Kooa stores).

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> of references ibleinNewJuraey >me distant State. Is GUARANTEED ARS without ad- D I\E OUT ON KOOS LOVELY large— is worthless, WROUGHT IRON DINETTE . • lotion or Fret In* wd Advice-CAU S piece*, only MITE 39.95 Wouldn't it be heaven to IircakCii*t in ihc bright morning sunshine? Dine in the cool evening hreczo'i lint why just dream about it! Now Koos lovely black wrought iron dinrttc put* ill is summer-long luxury in reaeli of any budget! Look . . . its graceful table boasts a crystal clear glnwi top, inci-Hires a full 28x48". Its airy wrought iron chairs have bright while >rn!» that wipe clean in a wink. Yet cust Street Koos tags all 5 pieces a mere .19.95! Rather put them in the dining room? Go right ahead. They're equally charming indoori or out! i PARK, N. J. (At all Koos storex). lephonMi ilnut 5.1492 or y{cck miQleaHifot *»ut 1-149S Rt. 27, Pkwy. Exit 135—FU 8-3700 Rt. 46 • DE 4-4100 Rt. 71 • Gl 9-6786 Rt. 9 • FR 8-0323 THE WESTFIELD ffiJ.) LEADER; danger-in electing an editor to any final judgment is out of the if of course, has been a consequence of the question right now. . public office.—Many of us were THE WESTFIELD LEADER IN HOMETOWN AMERICA carried away- by the idea'that an atefo,U.g business recession. Controversy has also been tne editor of high stature could do Speaking •* keynote to recent activities of our ^not party What has happened, it believes is Veterans' Affairs Committee. This great good in party politics. I "... that the American people, having time it's the thorny problem of even stated that great men like n Benjamin Franklin, Joseph Mar- J surfeited themselves with all manner of Veterans' Administration hospi- tin, and many others, were all tals and the policies governing the di I li th i , «nibw, •»Ur*« at the Post OSIee at WeatlUld, N. /., thing's, are taking an economic rest. And number oi'beds to be provided for editors. I now realize that it takes head of a a* Second CUM K*.tt*r. that might be a very healthy idea in the veterans who can't afford and can't men of very higrh calibre to emu- Senator, Published Thvr»6mjt at Wu Wutfltldt , New Jersey. late t»M. ' The WtwtfleWsntfleMU Leadeleader PrintiPrintingn - and Publishing circumstances." find private hospital care. . An Independent Newap The Committee has noted that At the outset may I gay that I 5JOfficial Prnptr tar the Town of WMtfleld and It goes on: "In any case, no question rougii of Mountalnalde. VA hospital beds have been with-_ wouldn't be writing this if- the paper • •ubuctptkm: • «.«» a yaar In advanc*. of 'duty' is involved. People are under drawn and are often not being Elisabeth Journal had not written one at EjUill.tud lit*. ' replaced, which, of course, reduces • scathing and sanctimonious edi- no obligation to buy a new car or any- 1 O«lo«: It Blra Street. Wmtflel*. N. 1. the space available for veterans torial the day'after the election. of 'Meflle*,.? ..**! ttfing'else if they don't need it or would who need hospital care. The Ad- Let us examine this pious editorial tradition, rf Tel. AO !-«m — AD 2-4441 rather put the money in the bank. . . . ministration's policies in this re- entitled«Naked to MineEnemies," spect are unclear, so the Commit- step by step. In the Brst place, In tiers Ity We«kll»e of Kew term The freedom of the people to do what my opinion, this quotation * from ler Preas ABiOcl&tlon tee unanimously has requested the you not a Bdltorlal AaaocUtloa they please is the essence of a free econ- President to clarify them. the Bible I And highly, distasteful omy and a free society. and profane. Who is this man of NATIONAL I OMORIAL It is well -known that we are faced with a shortage of hospi- dual personality, who quotes so ahad A$TOCITATI"PN "And you may be sure that in thefr tals of all kinds, and the Govern- sjlibly and wantonly from the Bible we now cm. V•* and then speaks of hatchetmen, g Wt efslsehoj now cm..i "^' "^ freedom the people will In due time turn ment has for some time been en- C8: t gaged in promoting and assisting bete noir, ruthless council, pecca- - - - • - • •"*' the recession around. They will do it dilloes, panter power, and other word faster the less they are stuffed with hospital construction. This is no pelled to Ui time, then, to reduce the facilities colorful wordsT Is this the lan- senatorial list" Government 'remedies' and the less which we already have in existing guage of an adult, or one whoetc I • •- they hear about Thinking Big." VA hospitals. reads top many sensational noveisT Crane stated tw*? : THURSDAY, MAY 1, 1&58 As a matter of fact, more and more We hope that agreement be- This) editor also speaks of party fienningtr-1"^ tween Congress and the 'President tradition and unity and be has * »^———•— • i. " • *• I ^—^^ a————^e» people are beginning to wonder if it is and asked for fc • caii be reached on an adequate violated both on all of these points: port. Not onlf either possible Or desirable forthe econ- program which will meet the need Tha editorial speaks of "ruth- for his advice i [Uv« with Music omy to go on expanding1, with never a for VA hospitals. less eoancil, hatchctmen, advisory ;' Westfield achoolg, churches and or-setback—and to produce ever-increas- Looking back or»t these some- board" ek, I feel that I hive been ganizations will join in the observance times endless problems, I was re- personally attacked because I was ing wages, ever-increasing prices, ever- minded of the constituent recently asked by afr, Mitchell to manage pai«n, and _ [of National Music Week May. 4-11 with the headquarters office for Mr, increasing profits. The word boom, after who asked why so lew Congress- Benn inker's la *» wide variety of programs scheduled all, has its antonym. And the word i3 men were present m the floor of flhanley and must be considered have had in f under the theme "Live With Music." In- the House one afternoon. • of that group. There were many valuate my U bust. ' > . Ane people working for (Mr. Shan- called Bemlntir corporated in the annual event will be Perhaps the CM Scouts from called Benoii M ley and I protest the branding of learned that Mr i : concerts, recitals and festivals. i« n Summit and Kew Providence, who ,Mr. iMitchejl, who is a man, of harder than moit "Magic Circlet" visited Washington last week, high integrity, and all these harde- •r •tha • n m<*wt •_ ; Activities and programs in the schools - REPORT TO TH! PEOPLE could anlwer the question. They Freeholder board ^1 £have been extended to encompass the There is a. famous story about two finally found me with my fellow others, a» hatchetmen I regret »nuch goad, Thii i children Who set out in search for tho FIOM YOUR CONCAISSWOMAN Subcommittee members hidden that we did aot have an advisory talked .bout, but ^entire month.; . . board. It me had, the offending to by a Good luebird f H ine Th tr e ed away in a hearing; room down a , , g , „. ,,„ •=• Opening the celebration will be a per- ? ? »PP f, ^ . f. ' side corridor of the Honse Office missile would not have been sent holder who, too hu to man laces over the world but Building, trying to learn what, in oat. ThW mistake in judgment was thinking. No »„ c Romance of the Lenten and Easter por- * P *»? nORENCE P. DWYEft ; tions of the "Messiah" Sunday after- never found it. Finally, they gave up • particular instance, was in the pounced upon in a manner out of ey—•c- i-s --'withou" t fault, i their search and returned home. To their best interests of the' Government all proportion, in a blatant play ~noon in the First Presbyterian Church It has twn, great surprise, they found in their own As the warm spring weather of the Government's big $80 million and the people. . for power, , 1 This same "panzer power" play learn that ---,—.^ ; under the direction of Dr. George Vol- Washington envelops the Capitol nickel plant in Cuba. Built dur- "' •/ ;—.- • n back yard, the Bluebird, singing away here, the political temperature in- was applied 'by Crane stooges in " » whispering CMS* Eicel. Another highlight of the special ing World War If to increase our the Court House to defeat an out- especially rtrolUifkaj loud and clear. side this building also rises. thes iweek will be the Musical Club's concert With heated issues like defense supply of this scarce metal, the standing Assembly candidate, Nel- « "g"«t"nrijli The moral of this story to Americans plant has been a major Govern- son Stamler. He was out in front t"B ne would Hhreyj -May 10. reorganization, unemploy- 1 u v i Assemblies will be held in the ele-is that there is a real touch of magic all ment compensation, foreign aid, ment investment. The Subcom- until the word was spread by these *a •delegat" "•'"e *to- 'the "Viii ••^ around us — figuratively, right in our reciprocal trade and anti-recession mittee's job is to assure that the same stooges to go out and get I can only end ijm schools in an effort to acquaint measures dominating. the front Government gets the best possible votes for another candidate. They feel sorry (or UeM pages, it's easy to miss some of price and thereby protects the tax- rrol|rir knew they couldn't control Nelson in Union County, m' -nature and quality of one of the most to discover it and explore it is by draw- the other less dramatic conflagra- payers' huge investment. •vt forced • Town CAUIMII t Stamler and as a result of this man who is so citriij ing- a circle of any radius, using your tions. iect the proposal for establUh egotistical pdwer play, they lost own eloquence tij 'beautiful of man's emotional expression. This case is not so simple as it four assembly seats to the Demo- that he sacrifleet ill r During this brief period that the spot- home as the center point for the com- Let me mention just a few. sounds, however. It involves the Sorry For Party crats. Now] these same manipula- basic sportjminsWi pass. Your magic circle can be fifty, a • No more serious situation faces available supply of nickel ore, the ' tors call for "party harmony" and V10U3 flight is on music, the "Leader" hopes our people than the problem of prfco of this are, the conflicting Editor, Leader: speak piously of Republican tradi- that the citizenry of Westfield will par- .hundred, two hundred miles in. diam- juvenile delinquency. This has eter and your magic carpet to all of the interests of several potential buy- Power of the Press can be a tions, when th«jr actually caused ticipate in or attend at least one of the been emphasized by last week's ers of the plant, and the twisted, wonderful thing.—(Editorials can the Republican defeats of last No- pleasure and adventure in this circle report from FBI 'Director J. Edgar . complicated status of the negotia- do great good or great evil. Two vember. ^programs available. < Hoover showing the sharp increase recent editorials pertaining to the is your automobile. in the rate of teen-age crime and tions to date. Even Bergen County was at- •r. M ii h Primary election, one April 11, tacked in the first editorial. This Actually, you'll discover if you look by the recent report of the Sen- You may have' sden this story bn and the last April 16, the day after. "jCheck Your Medicine Ch-.it around you, many scenic and historic ate Subcommittee on Juvenile De- ia really astounding.because I was ~. Have you looked at your medicine places in your own community that cer- linquency. the'facts ate not yet settled and In a generally excellent report, people were flMte genator Joneg iOo^er cent ;chest lately? Probably you have but tainly warrant a visit. And sometimes, however,. Subcommittee Chairman • have you noticed how unsafe it is? Now too, driving nowhere in particular and Senator Henninga has omitted any His the time to do so during May 4-10, just letting the road be your guide can discussion of what seema to many |proclaimed as Safe MedtcJMsCtaent Cam- be the best fun of all. You'll discover all i^ %Jtt

>B;paig._ n Week,. sponsore. d .-,a(jf! .,th»^Unio. n sorts of interesting_ thing- _s abou. t our own -Jte of teen-age drinking. •County pharmaceuticahtil l societyit withith ththo countryside that pterfiaps you hadn't Many of you may remember my 3 8 h qU 8 n t cooperatio... n ot* 4.Uthe. locai—li Boardo^.-js. _o*f Edu ro..- realii!ed before. It can be fun and educa- effO r7s ^vV tne pa 3t°few y«a"rs cation. tion for the entire family. to help reduce and control such : The chances are your medicine chest Like the children in the story, you'll drinking, especially in our own area. Our problem, as you know, r contains a conglomeration of cold cream, discover the real joy of life isn't as far revolves in large part around New £ lotions, a half empty bottle of cough away from you as you once might have York State's stubborn resistance £ medicine, a twisted tooth paste tube, thought. to the appeals which have been made by other States along its •safety pins, razor blades, and many other borders, Including New Jersey, z items, few if any suitable for emergeri- The Fiscal Tightrope Connecticut, Massachusetts and fciesr-i— . Youv-.^> . medicin™-,j.^i».«e ches„!,„•,«t. nshoulv.«..ud bi.e« With costcosts oof stat state ggovernment threat- Vermont, to raise the legal drink- -checked periodically to ascertain if it ing age from 18 to 21. ening to .outrun income, publications Just last year, during a hearing rcontains the. supplies your physician tracing the financial.plight of states arid of our Subcommittee on Intergov- * recommends for emergency home treat- the resulting burden on taxpayers here ernmental Relations in New York rments. • City, I asked Mayor Wagner and elsewhere can be expected to at- about his experience., He indicated It is a common practice to keep old tract considerable interest during the emphatically that tho easy avail- £ prescription medicine containers long coming months. ability of liquor was a major cause of teen-age crime and delinquency. H after an illness or when they are no Nationally, "The Financial Challenge He was not, unfortunately, able to ;longer needed. Prescriptions are written to the States" published by the Taxexplain why New York has 'been i for a specific person, for a specific illness, Foundation, shows that, almost unnoticed unwilling to help itself and its "for a specific time. The medicine chest in the shadow of enormous federal budg- neighbors. 'With the Mayor's testimony in -in your home is a source of numerous ets, zooming expenditures are causing mind, I discussed the matter with -accidents each year; They occur frfom many state governments to walk a fiscal Senator Henning3 and arranged to -serious mistakes stemming from 'un- tightrope. testify before his Subcommittee when it considered New York's -labelled or unmarked containers. Here in New Jersey expenditures will juvenile delinquency situation. 5 During Safe Medicine Chest Campaign have doubled from if 168 million to $336' The Chairman's illness, however, -Week, the members of the Union County million between 1950 and the end of forced the cancellation of most of r Pharmaceutical Society call your atten- these hearings, the 1958 fiscal year. These figures are The Subcommittee is continuing ction to some useful hints on maintaining included in an analysis of 'The State to gather material about New •an orderly medicine chest and for the Budget—How It Got To $400 Million- York's juvenile delinquency prob- X proper storage and administration of How to Check Its Growth," which is be- lem and will i38uo a report later this year. I have, therefore, again r household medications. ing published for popular distribution. written Senator Hennings to stress z^ 1. Keep all medicines out of reach The new publication brings into focus the seriousness of tcen-nge drink- "of small children. expenditure figures through to the Gov- Ing both within and along the bor- ders of Now York State. I have 2. Keep all poisons locked and dis-ernor's latest budget, proposing $400 urged him to give this aspect of tinctly marked away from medicines. million spending in fiscal 1959—or near- juvenile delinquency the extensive f 8. Discard old medications. ly $60 million more than the income an- consideration it should have, And I have requested that, if his ex- • 4. Discard all soiled or unlabelled ticipated from present sources. perience confirms ours,-he recom- »containers. The NJTA publication analyzes the mend to the State of New York : 5. Keep all household products sepa- state's fiscal picture since 1950 and iden- thnt the legal drinking ago bo Enjoy the convenience of free parking"' j rated from medicines. When taking lifted to 21. tifies factors underlying the state's ris- There is good news on a related ^medicines, always remember: Do noting Expenditures in response to the na- problem. The Slou.se Judiciary ; take medicines in the dark or allow per- tural questions of Jerseyites: "How did Committee has favorably reported ; sons suffering: eye trouble to do so; read legislation to make more effective We are.happy to extend the hospitality of our Free Parking to those hav- the state get into this situation" and tho Federal prohibitions against : the label twice, before and after taking- "how can state expenditures be con-mailing and transporting obscene ing business at First Federal—and other short errands in the immediate ; the medicine; do not give one person's trolled?" and crime-inciting materials. This neighborhood. You'll find our central location a1 real boon and a visit in the ; medicine to another; take medicine only ; e nly questions are beingf nsked by friendly, colonial atmosphere of First Federal a pleasant interlude in your wh dd f til ill recently introduced, and nbout ;;when needed for a particular illness; many people who heretofore have taken which I wroto to tho Committee. day's activities. , ' . do not alter or change given instructions little interest in state finances or serv- 1 have also added my voice to ; unless so ordered by. your physician; ices, but, who are now concerned over those requesting: that the majority • separate external medication from in- leadership schedule the bill for the impact of threatened new taxes," early action on tho House floor. I 2 ternal prescriptions. the Taxpayers Association points out. am optimistic that this will be Our current dividend is 3% "This is ft healthy development, for if done, because it Is widely agreed thnt the bill is a good one. It will : An Economic Rest New Jersey is to keep tnxation within All savings Insured up to $10,000 : be effective by permitting prosecu- In the words of the Wnll Street Jour- rensonable limits, it must first; come to tions lit the point where obscene ^ nn.1: "The American people are being grips with the problem of controlling materials are received ns well us where they are mailed. And, ainco : told they are practically unpatriotic un- expenditures." It is carefully drawn, it meets the J less they buy regardless of need or finan- Ha Ka H« criteria suKgcalcd by the Supreme, i cltil condition; think nny but optimistic Court for legislation in this touchy Grass Roots Opinion fluid, where civil rights also must First Federal Savings '•-economic thoughts; and in the case of "An Old Timor is a. fellow who rc- be protected. newspapers, print anything but good bua- mombors when a man did his own with- Another of my subcommittees 15O ELM STREET, WESTFIELD, NEW JCFtSEY . 'mesa HOWH." And the Journal tnkes n holding on his take-home rmv!" West "5" lH'on no!l1l"B morning and very dim view of that attitude which, -Brunch - , Iowa- , Time— s J J ' afternoon sessions this past week looking into tho proposed salo of . THE WESTFIELD (W. J.) LEADER, THURSDAY, MAY 1, 19S8 •a » • > or against the board's new pro- TO THE posals." Bernard' Feinberg OUR SHIPPING CLERK Patent Law Group MARGARET M. KLAIBER Feted by Company Elects Graham VP EDltQR OLD BILL LADING SAYSi— — *" Woman Hurt As A tenth anniversary dinner hon- My friend, Flatbush Filbert, a John 11. Graham of 328 North oring Bernard Feinberg of 600 baseball nut, if 1 ever heard one, Chestnut street was elected first i Attach Vehicle Stops Suddenly Montauk drive, Aetna life repre- has just returned from California. vice president of the New Jersey \ Commuting Patrons ihool Board sentative in Union County, was He says, (just a second, vurtil I Patent Law Association April, 17 Mrs. W. B. Healy, 66, of 685 held Wednesday evening at the put a quote on) "Bill, what with n the Military Park Hotel in Trinity place, suffered a fractured Arch Restaurant in Short Hills. the biting cold and the fog, a fan [Leader: has to be rugged to watch night Newark. so low? I jaw and a bump on her head J. N. Dieman, general agent for For the coming season of 1968- lean we shop Thursday when she was thrown Aetna in Newark, told the as- games. Out there they say, 'Dou- fcn aghast 8 the direct and ble-header at night, double pneu- 59, Mr, Graham will be responsible attacks lodged from her seat on a bus which sembled guests that Mr. Peitfberg for the speaker's program for the personal stopped suddenly, -police reported. monia in the morning.' But the Early Opening Hour of Education had again written over one mil- monthly meetings of this group. our Boarc The bus driver, Maurice G. Du-lion dollars worth o*f business and Bums—pardon me, I mean the The N.J.P.L.A. represents the quette, 55, of New Marked told personal life insurance protection Little Angels don't mind it. Guess whole of the Patent Bar of the jfestfield citizens, have the during 1967. its because these fugitives from privilege o£ actually select- police he had to jam on his brakes Bbbets Field have for years been state of New Jersey and has a • non-political in,North avenue when a car in Mr. Feinberg is a life Member membership of over 200 patent DAILY AT 7.30 A.M. irough ou: front of him had turned abruptly of the Million Dollar Sound Table playing in a fog. and trademark solicitors who live Jvic Commi ;tee, the eandi- ">Bill, out there, instead of I of Education, into the Safeway Supermarket and has won the national quality or work in New Jersay. The com- |r the Boar parking lot. • award for six consecutive years. icore cards, the venders should pany representation of the mem- Monday through Friday iminee is i arefully select- At a recent meeting of leading lell parkas. Here you are, get bers includes Eeso Research and Ijiis (her) Integrity, fore, The car was operated by Mil- your parka. Can't survive the dred B. Hogg, 64, of Chatham, agents of Uie company, Mr. Fein- Engineering Co., Merck and Co., Bnderstandi g and ability, berg received the designation game without a parka! Inc., Bell Telephone Laboratories, serve our town police said, Mrs. Healy was taken (sited to so "Senior Field Underwriters," a "Oh, and BUI, t almost forgot, E. R. (Squibb and Sons, Johnson j the finesthonor we could to a doctor by the Westfleld Res- AVAIL YOURSELF OF THIS cue Squad. title conferred on members of the they also have a Dodger—.beg par- and Johnson, and Singer Manu- En a fellow citizen. company's Leaders Club for at don I mean—Little Angel Sym- facturing Co. fhas happe led? Have we least three consecutive years. Mr.)phony, tut it is not the same as Mr. Graham is a senior foreign ADDITIONAL SERVICE I lost our sense of duty, Article Cites Unusual Feinberg has been active in com-in Brooklyn, these fellows play patent agent-with Esso Research be of'righ , our sense of munity affair^ having been a well. Their favorite number is, and Engineering Co, at the Eliz- I Are peronal criticisms Flooring Display Unit member of the Junior Chamber of 'A Foggy Night In L. A. Town.' " abeth offices, in charge of all inter- •Nine" the way we West- Commerce, past president of B'nai national patent matters concerned This service will provide for the depositing of funds 1 honor th >se whom we A nationally-circulated publica- B'rith .Lodge No. 1610, was on with petroleum processes. i serve us? tion is calling attention to the un-the board of directors of toe Un- Last night my neighbor return- and cashing of checks at this early hour, so as to usual "tile bar" flooring display ion County Mental Health Asso- ed all my show-shoveling equip- rtily concu with the let- ciation, and is a member of the ment and picked up his option on Foley Named To ten by Chfrles H. Frank- unit installed in the showroom of permit our commuters to "catch that early train." Hyde and Ellis Co., 649 South ave- American Heart Association. my garden, tools, including the I Jr. and piiblished in the power-mower. As they clowly dis- Head New Operation , 1958 isau of the "West- nue. Harry A. Devlin of Mountain- side, illustrator and past presi- appeared from sight into the set- Our regular opening hour ii 7.50 a.m., when our full ider." Tie following is An article in the April Issue of dent of the National Cartoonists ting sun, I waved a sad farewell. Paul J. Foley of 737 Castleman I paragrapl of this letter: "Armstrong Logic," an Armstrong Society, gave an illustrated talk Until frost do us part. drive has been named to head the facilities are placed at your disposal. re'sure thit they are hon-Cork Co. publication with a circu- on cartooning and commercial art. new resale operation of the Worth- Id sincerely trying to do lation of 70,000, describes the spe- ington Corp., Harrison. [of running our school sys- cially-cqnstructed' display piece. My suggestion, that the young The unit is designed to show 120 Old Guard Fete* folks get busy putting the grounds The local man joined Worthing- • best of | heir very great in shape caused an epidemic of ton as a resale salesman in the -that they should receive different patterns in resilient door- ing tile. , William E. Reeve studying. School books opened as Midwest region. He was mana- ration am thanks of all if operated by an electric eye. It ger of the Milwaukee branch of- awnspeoplt for the many .Accompanying the article is a More /than 140 members of the is true that most of them were tice of the' corporation and the [hat they devote to the photograph of the tile bar as it Old Guard held a reception Thurs- held up-side-down, but at least Kansas City district office before _ Education, regardless of appears in the Hyde and Ellis day in the YMCA for William Ed- they were opened. Believe mo, an coming, in 1963, to this/ area to be [the townspeople are for store. gar Reeve of 304 Mountain ave- opened text book is a novelty manager of sales for the Plain- PEOPLES BANK nue, wjio celebrated his 66th wed- around our house, Junior got as field division of the company. ding anniversary, far away from tho scene of work A corsage for Mrs. Reeve was as possible. Said he had to write The U. S. Navy Fuel Depot at ft TRUST COMPANY presented the 86-year-old gentle- a theme. The subject? Why it Rota, Spain, is port terminus of a PHOTOSTATS man'by Alfred Platz, a member of was something called, "Together- 485-mile multi-product petroleum the Old Guard's executive com- ness." pipeline through the Spanish in- mittee. FREDERIC WALTERS terior feeding fuels to four U, S. Westfield. New Jersey SAME DAY SERVICE The names of Alexander A. Air Force bomber bases now under Marx of Westfleld and Fred Kant- LEADER CLASSIFIEDS PAY construction. Opposite Railroad Station ncr of Cranford were proposed for membership by Charles Lind- mmmmmm. WMDSMAL DBFOIIT INIOTUNCS compomATion Westfield Studios say, membership chairman. A memorial service was conduct- Portrait and Commercial Photographers ed for John N. Selvig, who died I CENTUi AVENUf ADAMS 2-0239 last week at the age of 81. Music director John Rath an- nounced his men's chorus had grown to 18 voices. The chorus was accompanied at the piano by Dexter Anderson. A Nek Picture or Two . *..

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Moses, (Prince of Egypt, Fast; A follows: Place Without Twilight, Feifele- Manning. The Bound House, Arkellj The , The league also chose its local man; Collected (Short Storie», HttK- Illustrated Man, Bradbury; The ley; Man of Montntartr*, M«K- Mtm for the coming year: A study Martian Chronicles, Bradbury; *f the present form of govern streeti The Sergeant, Marphy; Under the Winter Moon, Brooke; The Guide, NarayahJ Thy Wedded atent •• it relates to charter revl Little Caesar, Burnett; Exile and P#rman«nt Drtv«wayi and •Ion. Husband, O'Connor) The Virtuous the Kingdom, Camus; Giddy Mo- Women of,Pont Clery, Sandstrom; - Speaker at the luncheon was ment, Carey; Edge of the Desert, The Voyage: Horn*, Schnabel; The 'Mi*.. J. Murray H. Booth, Ridge- Cheshire; One Minute Past Eight, Narrowest Circle, Shattuck; Prom StOMWMIS . .;rtoj, whose topic was foreign Coxe; An Elephant for Aristotle, the Earth to the Moon and a Trip RUSSELL L. Wf CKOf t trad*. She reviewed the years De Camp; Death of a Spinster, Around It, Verne; . A Summer Wior to the adoption of reciprocal Duncorabe; White Eagles Over Place, Wilson. ' '. Wyekoff Elected A. S. MANNING* A ttmde agreements and traced thel: Siberia, Durell; Honk Kong, Gard- Sarvtr* WwHiaM for 21 Ya^ Wrtory. ner; The Narrow Search, Garve; lAlso, tion-flctlont Ideas, Peopl* Area Chamber VP '. Mr». Alpher heads a slate pro- Jreek Fire, Graham; The Under- and Peace, Bowles; The Greek Ex- posed by a nominating committee ground City, Humes; Lover's, perience, flowra; Ideas, : Inven- tif which Mrs. K. D, Smith was I'oint, Lee; End of a War, Loomis; tions, and PaUnt»,Bu«kl«s; Count- BuRsell L. Wyckoif wa» rttently •chairman. In the absence of Mrs. Behind The Cloud, Lorlng; So down for Tomorrow, Caidin; Un- tlected a vi^e proiident of th« Smith the slate was read by Bn. Briof a Spring, Manceron; The forbldden Sweets, Cannon; Soviet W.»tfitld Area Chamber /of Com. F*rreit A. Irwin. Last Gamble, Masur; A Stor of Progress Vs. American Enterprise, mere*. . Elected for two-year terms with Echoes, Matheson; Th« W*y" W,UM IMS n.i.bbor to jve Now, Miller; An Afternoon opment; The Saving Person, Dun; try activities, Mr. Wyekoff,'pnb- Thatcher, first vice president; Mrs. ..ilhbor ennr ««•«(•• mt; Ufl U wight, Mr.. Rolrtrt Rtilljr In March, Molloy; Splendid in The Private WoUd of 'Pablo Pic- isher of the "W«stfleld Shopper,", 0. H. Bunker, secretary and the ••a Robla Rcillr •* U Hawtkora irfr; ami Mrs. Michul Hoiaa, Ashes, Plnckney; Love Is Like •sso, Duncan!- Bitter ; Lemons, it charter member of the Chant', Mlowing directors: Mmes. Louis • HawtlMr» *!»«. -• . ;• ' " - •••••••• -- That, Roberts; The Revolutionary, Dtifrell; Spain's Struggle for Free- bef, past president of the Ex- R, Cross, Harold N. Cast, George Schoonorcr} The New Doctor, dom, Fernswbrth; Lopk Homeward change Club, chairman of the can- Muealoui and K. A. Olson. Di- Rumpf Promoted Seifert; Destiny in Dallas, BelfertJ Angel, (play sjw««fl), Frings; cer crusade here for two y««rv icctori chosen for one year are Cancer Drive By Prudential The Malignant Heart, Sibley; The Jam «cs«ion, Gleason; The Novel nd is now a member of jthe. ex- Mis. Manning and Mrs. H. Fred Widower, Siller; In Secret Places, of Violene* in America, Frohock; •cutive commitUe. of th« Uato» Monley. Now Underway MOUNTAINSIDE — Promotion 'rurssj The Moonlight Jewelers* First Person Plural, Godowsky; ounty Chapter, American Cancer A revised constitution, read by of Frederick A. Eumpf of 1371 'idalie; The House in Ruins, Complete Book of House Plants, Society. He is also'a rnembet of lira, Harold S. Jensen, was adopt- Oak Tree court to production Weekley. Grabe; Al Smith and 'His America, he Coloqia Country Club. "Each year since 19$8 Congress Handlin; My Brother's Keeper) ed. • has proclaimed April Cancer Con- manager in the Prudential Insur- Also, non-flctlon: Price of Pow . Elected to the iiomlnatfnit com ance Co.'s northern New Jerseyer, Agar; Human Relationships, James Joyce's Early Years, Joyce; trol month and this year Is no ex- Plane Crash) Knight; How to De'Westfield Rotary MMtee for the coming year are ception. Missions of ACS volun- mortgage loan office has ibeen an- Dertino; Big Change in Europe, MlMi. Norrii C. Barnard, L. W. nounced. Bones'! Guided Weaponi, Burgess; Velop • Sup'er-'Power Memory, eers throughout the nation are Lorayne; Creative and Mental Adda New Member*, . Flaher and Irwin. presently engaged in an all out Mr. Kumpf has been assistant Guide, to Art Museums in. the . Mra. Alpher, Who lives at 728 production manager in the office, U. S., Cartwright; Golden Sover- Growth, Lowenfeld; Strategy and war against the dread disease that Compromise, MorUoni Why I Am The Westfield Rotary Club at Its Warren street, is a graduate of ook the llvej of 250,000 persons at 1180 Raymond boulevard, New- ;ign( Church; Harvard Case His' Washington College of Law at ark, since 1956. Previously, he ;ories in Experimental Science, A Jew, Pool; A History of Soviet eeting April It at th* ast year, 83 of which'were West- Russia, Hauch; Youth Programs fMOA inducted into membership American University In Washing- leld residents," Richard M. George, had been a supervising appraiser Sonant: The Challenge of Soviet ton, D. C. She practiced law in there, and before that a mortgage Education, Counts; Come Dance for Christian Growth, Schroeder; Robert -Day; Earl "Doc" Brown ocal 1958 crusade chairman, re- The Quest for Nationality, Spen- ind Peter Dughi. Herbert V»n«« Washington, where she was a mem- ported today. loan appraiser. He became associ- (Vith Me, De Valois; Principles of btr of the Legal Aid Society. Dur- ated with the northern New Jer-Business Law, Diliavou; Seal cer; India and America, Talbot; onducted the installation and the iir World War II she served as The purpose of the annual cru-sey office in 1934, the year after Morning, Parre; Italy, 1968, Fod- Giant Book of Family Fun andtew members were congratulated SOLD chairman of the price control sado is to collect 30 million dol- he joined Prudential. oi-, The Winter of the Bombs, Games, Tedford; A History of >y President Carleton Bunker. Ward in Bayrldge, Brooklyn. For ars nationally to continue the He is a graduate of Westneld <1tz; My Aunt's Rhinoceros, Elem- Philosophy, Thilly; Illustration In- The creation of tha iRotary Club the last three years she has been rogress jn the society's research, ng; How to Improve Your Social 4ex, Vance; Might/ StonsWall, scholarship for WeBtfleld High This comfortabli "Wcstfceld Gard-m* I High School, and attended Jtut- Vandiver. oa the state board of the league as ducation and service program. In gers University. Dancing, Fletcher; Arctic Year, School was also announced. The 520 Bradford Av«nu« was moltiplt It chairman of the federal loyalty- 957, Westneld residents contrib- During World War II, he served Freuchen; How to, Be a Tattler, funds for the scholarship were •ecurlty item. A former chairman uted $15,500 of which 40 per cent in the" Army for three years. lie is Gilbreth; A Soldier With the aised through the sponsorship of Wesrfleld Hoard of Realtors by Nancy F. I of the United Nations Committee as used for a national research a charter member of Blue Star Arabs, Glmbb; Masters of Deceit, Wettfield Realtors L concert featuring the University in Westficld, she is a director of ,nd education program and 60 DerPost 386 of the American Legion. Hoover; New Bottles for NeW f Pennsylvania Glee Club. for tho ownors, Dr, and Mrs. D. F. Opdyk «t* Weatfleld Adult School and nt remained in the state fo"lo- He la married to the former Eva Wine, Huxley; Schools Without Attend Sales Clinic Program Chairman, Henry Mrves on its curriculum commit- al programs, according to Mr. Groff of Plainfleld. They have Scholars, Ke'atS; A Treasury of Townsend, introduced Frank'O tt*. • , . eorge, three daughters: Carol, 13; Linda; Short Stories, Klelty; Latin Poetry A number of Westfleld realtors Bracken, superintendent, custom. Within twenty-four, hours of tht litKng, Mri There are three bills presently 10; and Katharine, eight. in Verse Translation, Lind; flood He pointed out that the monies Old Coney Island, McCullough; and sajes personnel attended the r service, for Transcontinenta before the lawmakers in Wash- ollected will help support , the "J.B."; A Play In Verse, Mac- annual sales clinic of the NewGas Pipeline Corp. who presented J. Davidt6rT*6f Bdrr.H & Crain's offict: iftBtan, which if not passed will chapter's three 'clinks at Eliza- Borq Men Chosen For Leish; Albeit Camus I The Invinc- Jersey Association of Real Estate film. The picture explained from •ting us closer to'war in the opin- beth General, Overlook and. Muh- ible Summer, (Maquet; Madison Boards held aWAsbury Park Fri- eglnning to end the task involved Mr. and Mrs.' L. S. Chaimors, wh» Wn of Mra. Booth,. They are, she'lenborc Hospitals. In addition to Leaders Club Parley day. The clinic, which emphasizes n piping natural gas front sources tald her audience Wednesday, the Avenue, U.S.A., Mayer; Social new sales approaches and methods, in Louisiana and* Texas to the providing • dressings,' transports* Casework, P>erlman; Logic and ! moving, from 51o Hillcrost Avenw mtign aid bill, Trade Agreements tkin, sick roam supplies, special Howard Raymond and Alfred Knowledge; Essays, Russell;' The was addressed by prominent lead- East Coast., Act and tfacblU providing for V.Midltationi and flatting nurie Porter, both of Mountainside, "will ftew Way of Wilderness, Ruts- ers In the real estate and' allied E mtmberahip In OTC (OrgantafJ care for cancer victims. attend the annual Leaders' Club trum; Artur Schnabel, Saerch- fields. Disarmament is like a party, N» for Trade Co-operation). conference of the Prudential In- In^cr; The Pine and the Wicket} Nobody wants to arrive until ., She pointed out that unlest the "For the second year," Mr. Itiranee CO. at Palm Beach, Fla., everyone is there. wade act is passed for fire years Coorg* said, "we are to'nducMng a The Life and Times of Ouida, The teacher must know the truth LET THE LEADER PRINT May 1*19. The men are agents on Stirling; Thef Hawthorn Book of himsVlf. He must live it and love At Pnaident Eisenhower has re-neighborJto-neighbor campaign the itan* of the company's Summit Mwstcd, the President will not beleaving: the decision to give with Christmas Carol, Taylor; The it, or he cannot' impart it to oth- district agency. Dance In America, Terry; The ers.—Mary Baker Eddy tt a poaiton to negotiate with the each resident. Virtually all of thd Quest for Identity, Wheelis. .#mmon market in Europe and w«town's over 8,000 homes will re- The 'three-day business meeting •ay well be shut out of it eive an envelope from his neigh- will be attended by field repre- : sentatives from offices throughout Other recent books are: "Driv* carefully. You know the ; She urged league members' to bor and everyone is urged to learn kind of insurance forms you'll he seven danger rlgnala and theNew Jersey and New York. _ Each Fiction: The Girls on th« 10th •Write their representative and<«en* 1 man attending received an invita- Floor, and Other Stories, Allen; have to fill out if you don't 1" •ton In favor' of the trade bill, services provided by the' society." The Caves of Night; Christopher; —-Frances Rodman Mating that this Congress is the tion because of his outstanding ttoat "protectionist"- in years and Mr, GeOrge suggested that any- sales .accomplishments during 1957. Wat letters are needed if the Trade me desiring information Call AD, The business sessions will be con- Agreement Act is to be passed 1-0003. diicted ' by company executives Without crippling amendments. from the home office in Newark. Nearly 27 per cent of U. S. Headquarters will be at the .Palm LEADER CLASSIFIEDS PAY rivers involved in 19B7 traffic Beach Biltonoro Hotel. totalities Were under- 2B years of TIFFANY DRUGS ige. LEADER CLASSIFIEDS PAY 1119 SOUTH AVENUE WIST WESTFIiLD, N. J. FILL YOUR BIN Opposite MEEKER'S OARDEN CENTER and PETERSON'S IIQUOR STORE •WINGING DOOni HF.l'I.ACICII . OAUAGIOS ALTERKU DRIVE-IN BANKING • E1.E0THIO 01'HnA.TOIlS SERVICE]

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here's why ; REDUaD SUMMER PRKES TAYLOR'S recommends OF DUTY*..* on Route 22 at Monroe Street There was the case of the sJthmatl* BACCTO'PEAT v little teen-ager who had an acute selxur* ,_ at four o'clock one morning. In the excitement^ The First Slat* lank ol Union offers templets the bottle containing her prescription fell to the > banking service during hours convenient for you. floor and shattered. What Wai done? •,' ~~ The pharmacist was called immediately. What would you dot •0.EA9IN0 nouns Emergencies like this are not unusual. Monctnr thru Tliurmlnj- 8 A.M. to O PW, » MUASINO MOttRI* It's part of our responsibility ••• Frltlnr 8 A.M. tu 8t!U> P.M. 1 jgfpli ind put It to work as pharmacists to help out when needed. • ruiilu that Sieclo Put It's all In the line of duty. I In twin md ttmtns nouns J.S. IRVIKG COMPANX lutl t Ilnnilnr tlirii Frlilii) It A.M. to a PM. For medical advice and treatment, see your* ' •os MSS^ » l'rlclnr E3VCU1UBD 7 to SlUO V.M. physician. For prompt prescription service, call tut BWSW; . utlv« product of tun Peat, inc. Phon. AD 3-1492 IfMH thlpmint h« ifrtMd. It la y Dm to >o to LUMBER • MlUWOdK • MASONS' MATWIAtf ri In your toll The Bank that was built for the -. oroduw i modem • COAL • COKE 4 FUEL OIL • Oil BUftNftS f rowtti mlracll wher- OUR BRANCH STORE HAS COMPOUNDED tver II Is applied. Modern Motor Age ' OVER A HALF MILLION PRESCRIPTIONS BUILDING HEADQUARTERS 100 lbs $4.49 50 lbs $2.49 25 Ib $1.69 HIGHWAY BRANCH ADams 3-2200 FAST FREE DELIVERY ""*• FIRJST STATE BANK OP FREE CHARGE ACCOUNTS VMIOH NtW IUII1 MAIN OFFICE DlnrrlN Ave. lit ALWAYS FREE PARKING REAR OF BUILDING 125 ELM STREET loiifr 22 nt Monroe St. ADAMS 2-1500 Open 9 a.m. to i 0 p.m. Daily, Sundays & Holidays I^dorAl Deposit Insurance) Corporation ADJSRr,THVBSPAY; MAY 1. 1958 and Its t>redeeetsor, the Elliaiath- Thre«-fourtkt' of »H town and Somerville HaiUoftA have progfalM.ta whU* Col. Magalhacs from 18S8 to the present time. tire family tartietpttoit ani JCIRL SCOUTS HI YWCAa hare • procnil \«if.:" Attends Parley YWOA program it provided to* education for faMiljr life,,- '...;- ..'.': day in more than 1,600 com* of PUinfield. Mrs. Stanley C. L Col. WillaH J. M«»alha« of munitlei In the United Statts. LEADER CLASSiriBOS -h from Troop 8*2 plu is the leader. 634 KnoUwood terrace, Command- Uers mide-a visit to till TrM» ll» er lSZnd Tactical Control Group, i>3 mansion, Mo ryen This year the Girl Scout Troops (ANG) White Plains, N. Y., at- I April 8. Maids Ar<*er il* Undertaking as one of their tended a conference dt commun- •ark, Heather Davis, Jan projects, to do In "outdoor good ications add electronic! personnel R«illy Oldsmobile, Inc. Ins, Elda Prudden, fan*. tuft*.',' Trooa 619 under the lead- a.t Orlando Air Force Bate, Fl»., People in-this area hare torn* and reconditioned fey taotr •*>•. teford, Francta Frahe6 ership of Mrs,, A. M. Garvin and recently, The conference dealt Caldwell, Bonnie Jea Mrs. E. Otzman are working to with the latest developments in to rely upon Ktllly Oldimobilt mechanics. Thtae cara' ar»/wfU and Said* Warner e diaetnrig* sehe»l children from the communl«ktlons and tlectron« Used Car Department at 660 North worth the askinc prteo for Uttf.' | at 401 North Chestmi walking on «nd otherwise damag- ics Held and also in the organi- avenue, eait, AO 2-7tSl. They can be relief upon to fllrnU* »**•» [ home. The trip Ml made ing property of home owners who sation and normalisation of the miles of worry-free driving., < . ars, each .driven by on happen to be located on the route are nrvlnf this community with communications and tictletl con- a large selection of u»«c* oan that mders, Mrs. Fred CUrl to and from school. trol systems. It you are in the Martef M _. John. Gibbons. Aftei are in top meetiatiieol cortdltiok. "Seme school children attempt These control gruups ar« among a car we aunest you go. to'iete ffor lunch at the Rarita to take 'short cuts' home by walk- The owners are among the out- on, in Somerville, the the few iuch froups in Ui« United Iteilly Oldamobile before fuMt. Ing across lawns; this in tnm States, tn the event of a national standing builnrnmen ef ear com- to Morven. The Gov leads to wrestling and playing on your neat purchase. Th«lr »rt«O( enreicy Ui«y would bo recalled munity. They have a, thorough e, Mrs. Helen Meyner the grass and in wintertime, to are reasonable and the trade'ia and to greet each gir to active duty wlttr the Tactical knowledge ef tan, their Mneltten snowball fights on private prop- allowances ate fair. V." - • personally introduce! erty. lAs » result much damage can Air Command. and their market value. They con- ... thin taken on a tou be done—lawns dug up and valu- Colonel Magalhaet is married to duct their buslnese in an honest, That a fair deal ia the MetM Of • mansion and outstd able shrubs and trees broken"," the the former Christine Matthiere of fTTTTrTrET to by tMr Dayton, Ohio. They have a ion, itralght-from-the-ihouldcr man- women said. that the customers of £ |ve plans for an over Frank, and a daughter, Judith, ner. No high pressure sileiman- Troop Sly is planning a concen- mobile are aalafled cuatomera,-;' airipfnent at Camp flint- trated program to tat are chtcked [and 25, arc now being "much time and effort is spent by 1941 at Fort Monmouth where he homeowners In trying to maintain Was active in the Ffrit Aircraft Tree* ••! • Omit property, not only for1 thulr Warning Co. He served as re- |w Easter egg tree on personal satisfaction but also to gional signtl officer and the 566 7 the children's section 01 keep our town attractive and clean Signal A. W. BN. ejlwutlve offi- |eld Memorial Public Lt- to that we can all be proud to cer astlttint; In the eettiiig up of ye»r was made by ten My that we live in Westneld." the air defense of Iceland between |irl Scoyt Troop 691 an ' The girls tin this troop plan to 1941 and 1943. H« also assisted errision of their serv tnak* posters which will be dis- in the letting up of (he Interim READY TO GO—Wllllag anUlance was fo««« at comtrHtti.ii S«|BB ei OverlMk HoipiUl't ari Air Defenst system In Newfound- : chairman, Mrs. Oryderi >layed In classrooms and possibly tntly aeWea •'•Ury, 13,874,000 aaeltte*. Shaw* •«••>•• Ike fcatlt ha* la aperalln dariat n local ihopi. O'Donnell's Market land, Labrador and Greenland (round brrakinf ceresamle* Saluraay, April S, 1IM, ar* Ufl U rlaM, Mr.. C«erg* 0. Sialtfc, from 1951 to 1053, He was the ipervice projects of this ias volunteered to supply large Pr..id«Bl, Wnu'i Aaailiary, at tk. co*tr«U, eir^ttaf »»fk Maitlai •ptralleM. Dr. Arllwr T. litter baskets. The troop plans to first commander of the newly ! been nut etips for the WilUti, Pr«!«.nt, Maalcal Staff, a*a Walter Bela«k« Jr., PretiaW, Betraef Trasts«, ar* tn-f. formed 64th Air Division com- Club of the YMCA decorate these containers and to »t all ponibU .. ation to an orphanage. tnake pesters urging- that all, candy prised of Initially the recalled For Goodness Hie girls- are working Wrappers and other litter be de- 162nd ACAW group from the New )osited In them and not oil the Martin, leader; 531, Mrs. R. F. sealed. Enrclopes submitted should John Hendy Named York Air National Outrd. |r the children's wing of "!orlell, leader; 544, Mrs. II. It. be of ordinary letter size and each Sake, Eat Hospital. They have itreets. •; 'eck, leader, and Brownie Troops must be properly addressed. An Top Psychiatric Aide He is superintendent of the con- JTed toys, yarn dolls, doll Troas 728 ilO, Mrs, G. E. Loeler, leader; envelope must not be sent for re- struction department of the Con- ^d scrapboAks. Franklin Girl Scout Troop 72G 1 solidated Edison Co., New York. 610, Mrs. 'A. Rnmish, leader; 625, turn of first-day covers. The out- John W. Hendy of Westfletd ha iutoA. op loaders are Mrs. tinder the leadership of Mrs, E. A. Mrs. M. Call, leader; 533, Mrs. E. side envelope to the postmaster been chosen from a total of 1 wnn Barton and Mrs. George Htrberich and Mrs. W. J. Bloomer Tnlarleo, leader. should ibe endorsed, "First Day nominees, as Psychiatric Aido o Westfield Man Is Members of the troop has completed the requirements for Covers Minnesota Stamp." Collec- the Year at the VA Hosplta' udy Wood, Pat Larkin, sei-ond class rank and hospitality tors are asked to refrain from re- Lyons, it was announced by A. E, Co-Author of Volume Vaataa'ftl part on, Janet Heinlein, adgo. v Minnesota Statehood questing hand cancellations since Trollinflrer, M4J., manager, often fof gers, penny Rounds, Su Arts, Crafts Exhibit •• Commemorative Stamp covers will be machine canceled so The awarding; of this honor wai The Jersey Contral railroad bkamp, Trndy Morrison, The 80 troops of District 7, far as practicable. Orders for Arst made by the station selection com April 11 sent to New Jersey li- bghy, Linda Small. braries a copy of * rceiMitly-pub- Washington Rock Girl Scout Coun- To Be Issued May 11 day covers must not include ro- (tnittoc for Mr. llendy'a ability t 0NN 24 NOUM Tp 70S il will submit entries for the an- i'sta for uncancolcd stamps. promote a high level' of mutua ied volume, '^Locomotives of kdinte Friendship Troop iual arts and crofts exhibit to bo The^Post Office Department wil For the benefit of collectors de- appreciation among patients, an tho Jersey Central," co-authored •VMY DAY itartcd this year by nine eld May 3 at the Fanwood Me- ssup a 3-cont Minnesota State siring stamps of Hclectcd quality ciliary personnel, volunteers nn by two of Its umployues, Warren | and five sophomores. In morial Library. Thirteen * hundred ood tentonnial commemorative for philatelic use, the 3-cent 'Min- co-workers. It, Crater of Rosello Park! a loco- Girl Scouts and Brownies from motive crujlncor, nivd Arthur E. »r of 19G0 the girls plan tamp through the Saint Paul nesota Statehood commemorative Mr. Itondy will now become (eight weeks in Europe Scotch Plains and Fanwood are ilinn., post office, May 11. stamp will be nyulable at the Owen Jr. of Wcstfiold, un engi- England, France, Italy, eJIglblo to enter displays which candidate for the annual recount neering department draftsman at This stamp will bo 0,84 by 1.44 Philatelic Sales Agency, Post Of- lion given by the National Associa Jersey City, Germany and Hol-will bo judged by a committee of inches in dimension, arranged fice Department, Washington 25, tlon for Mental Health, ocal citizens. Prizes will 'be award- 1 In addition to a brief history IrHer to make this trip, lorteontally, printed by the ro D.C., on and after May 12. To in- Dr. Trolllnger announced tha [must earn 80 per cent d in several fields including ary process, electric-oye perfon sure prompt shipment, mail orders of the Jurscy Central's motive Mr. Hendy will be guest of honu power, the Volume contains 84 i of the trip.or approxi- cedlewolk, ceramics, leathcrcraft, Ited and issued in sheets of 50. to the agency shoilld include no at a luncheon to be given by th( B0. Baby-sitting provides paintings and drawings, and wood- "he color of the stamp will bo photographic reproductions. It al- other stamp ls»ue»..Tho Philatelic KoW Jersey Association for Men so lists, in tabular form, detailed ^opportunity for making working. The public Is invited to [reen. Sales Agency does not'service first lal Health during its annual moo NOTITH AVENUE .'>>,' ••> '•• W^// UMl> C i girls also take and re isit the exhibit from 1 to 4 p.m. Information about every locomo- Stamp collectors desiring flrst- day cover*. Ing In Atlantic City early in Jun tive owned by the Jersey Central line subscription^ sell t the library. ay cancellations of the 3-cent The Minnesota Statehood Com- nuts, wash cars, serV« Posters advertising the affair Minnesota Statehood commemora' memorative stamp will be placed "When a man marries a beaut! hes at church i dinners Have been placed in Scotch Plains five stamp may send addressed on. on sale at the Wentfield Tost Of- tul girl and a wonderful house rith parties. and Fanwood stores. Mrs. Thomas Velopes, together with money or. fice as soon as received after May keeper, he's probably breaking th but will soon get" a "pen Manahan, arts and crafts exhibit der remittance to coter the cosi It law."—^Carl Ellstam one of the countries hairman announced the following of the stamps to be affixed, to th to visit. To acquaint inners in the poster contest: In- Postmaster, Saint Paul 1, Minn with (France they j>rd- termediate Troops 546, Mrs. W.An enclosure of medium wcighl (Inner with a French cui- Danilko, leader; 523, Mrs. E. A. should be placed in each envelopi PERCE STRINGS" following meeting, Southhard, leader; 672, Mrs. L. Ind the flap'either turned In or »nor Young, language | the high school, showed BUTWUU: of a recent trip to MI- AND uts are also wprking on TRACTOR point program of senior fctivitiea. Voluntary serv. jle assisting the District Association and library (Id, and the Villa Marie ••••*•<«««« [Id. op works in individual the officers of the en- are: President, Deb- am; vice president, Ro- NEW fchaels; seoretary, Pris- I, and treasurer, Martha fher members are Bar- by Jacobsen Helen Bergquist, Su- , Katharine Lane, Diane Laura Taff, Shirley Otlf JwetHWj »e*»r Mewew Mve <» m&tO^ Twfc< knrecz and Betsy Wade |d, Grace Ellen McCrann and Robin Kaffaniello Change for the better CONVERT YOUR FURNACE ; PHSONAI a ntwtonvtntmc* BAM UWilNCI for our chicMIng edount IIKGS A AOVICI TO OIL! . AFFAIRS OF LIFI euitomen,., RHINO INAYUS Me Say godd-by fo the muss, fuss and toil of LTON 14655 How Turbo-cut works: JrtN ST. furnace tendingi Let us install an efficient more accurate records of your bank- RAHWAY NJ _ drawivp limp aran or IM lying rumen We're happy to announce the oil burning unit in your present heater. end sheer! Itiem cUofity with four relor* installation of Post-Tfonlc equip- ing transactionB.lt uses statement* *orpWodt By Make plans now to make the switch as automatically remembering' all tomeri' rtcArds automatlcally.Thit JACOBSEN soon as the present heating season is over. pertinent figuroo about the checking new Po»t-Tionlc installation ia typi- fait" 21-inch Power Propolltd accounts of our customers. cal of Our continuing effort to tiring Call us, we will be cjlad to give you an Rotary F*atur«*s The Post-Tronic provides a rev- OUT customers the latest and most oMuM-eHoakommluloil OArflustaUecoMliifnoltM efficient banking services §vailatolo. estimate of the cost of giving you this o Clese Mmmer «lu»er-o.iifot, exfce IOTH olutionary method of keeping even

luxurious but low in cost heat. tjonkthafl ' * Autemolk retell starter OE LUXE FEATURES-Jocobsm world-fomow* quality through and through. Jacobsen Rofary Mower* from $79^® »P I NATIONAL BANK . Daddy's looking ' low Down Payment-Convenient term* (sparkplug calendar 24 HOUR SERVICE ogain." Trade-In fpeclot—Mtf allowance for oM mower OF WESTFIELD (II IT NOW-our complete line of Jacobien Hohry oral Rutl f interested in figures Type ttwtt M»w«M. Coll lodoy for a ttH dtmaulralton on_ The Friendly p»nk 7 appreciate our LOW your own Itfwn. With the Clock MEMBER rCDERAL MEMBtft FEDERAL AtPMIT 1 it RESERVE SYSTEM MSUMMCf COWOKATK* SERVICE OPEN M0MMV EVtNIMMO-09 TO a,OO The (My Nttiontl Bank in I* CENTRAl AV6S. 4SO NORTH AVE. EAST . WltSTFIELD, N. J. • AD 2-22OO 24 HOURS <> IJ.lly.rT FUEL OIL and BURNER SERVICE i AD. 2.325ft WESTFIELD (Wl J.I LEADER, THURSDAY, MAY 1. 1958 •Two partments, organized recently in Job and to submit construction Authorize Bid* plans to state health officials. Elected were: President, Deputy, The estimated construction coat Jefferson PTA For Outfall Line I Chief Victor Anderson of Roselle, of the outfall line is $1,925,000. land vice president, Lieut. Detec- Pending the clearance of minor Taking into consideration .engi- ^CRUSHEDS tive John Duelks of Westfield. Installs Officers administrative details, the engi- neering and legal fees and the acquisition of property along the Appointed to the bylaws commit- neering and plant expansion com- Itee were Detective Carl Rich of Officers were installed at the mittees of the Rahway Valley Sew- right of way, the total cost is for Drives, Walks, estimated at $2,260,000. [Rahway'and Lieut. Thomas Quinn last formal meeting; of the Jeffer- erage Authority were told re- of Roselle Park. lon -School PTA. recently in. the cently to advertise for bids for The new organization will meet school auditorium. Mrs. Lambert construction of the Kill Van Kull Abel, second president of the Jef- Municipal Investigators monthly to exchange information outfall line. on known criminals and to learn ferson PTA, and chairman of the Meeting in the Municipal Build- FAHWOOD 2-784J Exceptional Child Committee of Form County Group more effective methods of crimi- ing, the Authority instructed its nal investigation. the Union County PTA, conducted supervising engineer, Louis Fon- tils installation ceremony. The Municipal investigators of tinelli, and its attorney, Walter Union County, a group lormei to The new officers are: President, Darby," to go to Trenton to iron TO BUY OR SELL, USE Mrs. Elmer Schmalenberger; first facilitate the exchange of crlmci out details of an application for vice president, Mrs. Francis Drake information between police de- LEADER CLASSIFIED ADS second rice president, Charles L. $250,000 in federal aid for the Meservej recording- secretary , Mrs, Richard N. Rhoda; corre spending secretary, Mrs. Fran! Wolf, and treasurer, Albert Dank BUSINESS DIRECTORY •r. After the ceremony, Mrs Schmaif nberger presented t h "CLEAN-UP" DRIVE —Pack 1T3, Umh School •tart. "KMI president's pin to Mrs. Lelam America Beautiful" campaign. Th. picWro .now. Darn 1 with Joka RAPID REFERENCE TO RELIABLE BUS! NE S S HO U SES Blase*. ROMIM a*Bcliaf liltorbaf. lo Walter W««ow.kl, proprietor of A I- Or. Bruce Malcolm of West- Iratlc Station* corner of Caatral m*i North Kiniili. Left to right Held rave a talk on fluoridation of oro, Kin Turnafe, Bobbr Hamilton, Philip Holmaan, James Br«. • FUEL OIL • PHOTO SUPPLIES water arid showed two films. Mrs, laaer, John Rohkiai, Mr. Wa.ow.ki, Oaa Leviatea, Jack Baaaaitt], • AUTO DEALERS • CORSETS • SHADE AND, Bluer . presided at a busines: aid Marshall Aaitia. ' REPAIRS meeting at which time it was »n ing cars not to mar the beauty of THE CORSET SHOP WESTFIELD STUDIOS Bounced that approximately |8C streets and highways. Keep Amer- LAING OIL HEAT SERVICE would be added to the library Cubs Sponsor ica Beautiful Inc. serves as the To a.11 Comti rt, »r r. •• MeDawou IIH» laaa fund. The special project for the central coordinating agency to MOTOR CO. I* BaKimaaaMa'* FUEL OILS jrear was the building; of a library combat litter. It is sponsored by BaUaVnowall for the school. Under the chair- Gean-Up Drive -T» Fit Tha» la Art" • |4 Boor afatarod Sorvlsa American industry, large and sm Kaiaar ViaaAi «• Caaoa* •*»• Dalco-H«at Oil Burn«a manship of Mrs. Frank Wolf, over on the premise that a clean out- laavtatanataa ftoalfeM Mftfnal Al ADAMS 3-3213 U» Cmtral Ava. ADai 111 1800 worth of books have already In conjunction with "Keep door America is good for business ec« been purchased. America Beautiful Month," spon- as well as for the public welfare. t •«. WaataoM rik. Refreshments were served after ored by Keep America Beautiful In addition to the distribution • INTERIOR the meeting- by the fourth grade of the littei-bags. Pack 173 held home-room mothers. nc, Cub Scout (Pack 1?3 of Lin- CONTRAaORS RESTAURANTS oln School has launched its cam- a "Keep America Beautiful DECORATORS laign at keeping the town litter Night" Friday at Lincoln School. na.mB.Mh atroM At that time there was a display Sen. Dumont To ree. All Cuba of the pack are •airtaa I»Bt.i 1*4 M. 41k aunot BERT G. OiDFORD MOUNTAINSIDE INN of the litterbags, wastebaskets, Speak at VJC made litter, bags which were OMMNTit • BUHNf lay. The b a g s are designed I signs and posters that the dens CHAIN KMIM , rCfeop. SHOE I Alumni Dinner May 3 o remind all occupants of tour- have made. NORRIS (UNO, ADMTIONI, ATTIC ROOMAV. KITCHM CAMNITI, FOIMJCA TOft, •**. DECORATORS State Senator Wayne Dumont m WOW IT. WttTraU ow under way in Cranford to CHEVROLET, INC. ADAMS 2-2969 CRISANil Jr. of Phillipuburgr (R-Warren) AD a-im CUSTOM MADU raise $200,000. Campaigns also Palmer Ends Ranger will be the principal speaker at a e Furnltur* ave been organized among both Course at Fort Benning SM OantanaM An. •liver anniversary dinner of the e Ml* OevasB alumni of Union Junior College he Day and Evening Session stu- R.D.SANDBERG • ROOFERS lents at the college. May 3 at the Elks Clubhouse, Army za Ueut. WiHtam T. Pal- Elizabeth. CARPENTER mer, 22, son of Mrs. William J. W. L. SCHROEDER • STATlONBri The dinner will kickoff a cam- New Office to Open Palmer, 835 Kimball avenue, re- Building and Ramodallng Bat lilt . paign fay the alumni to raise 100,- cently completed the ranger course AD 2-0270 QimERS-LEADERS 000 for the college's silver anni- The Vliet insurance agency has at the Infantry School, Fort Ben- ADami 3-4500 ZUCKERMANI versary development fund cam- nnounced the scheduled opening ning, Ga. nr m. BROAD IT. BRIDGE 6-3474 paign. It is part of an overall SCHNtPm] >f its new offices at 100 Quimby The eight-week course included [avta aaa Caattal AWn. Wtrtaola Plalnflald 6-8070 Walaat Ava. Oraatord goal of $1 million for a new treet, to take pines today. The both jungle and mountain combat • DAIRIES building the college will construct .«« B. PHODT ST. PLAINriBlLB Commtrclol or«k iftcney is moving here from New- training. a*j—AI-^ on a new campus site in Cranford. ROTCHFORD PONTIAC vTBfKpTWfy irk. Its new telephone number is Lieutenant Palmer, -who entered Sen. Dumont, who was presi- INC. •KatfenelUaa. dent of the, State Senate in 1956 Vdams 2-7080. the Army last June, was gradu- ulknrlarrf PONTIAC > LAMPS AND SHADES SERVICE STATIONS ated from1 Valley Forge High »nl»N Jt Krrvlre • Oxford RSIN, I and majority leader in 1955, has Vnuxhall *m« been especially interested in the FOR BEST RESULT) 9 USE School, Wayne, Pa., and Norwich MItllak l-ord Unit SCHMALZ • Rubber Steap LEADER CLASSIFIED ADS University in Northfield, Vt. JERRY CARVELL LARRY'S SHELL SERVICE field of education since he was »<>« Will Vac* Can , . • i •FeuntaliiPMll elected to the State Senate in Cotalina Lamp Mounting Shop 133 North Avr. Wtatfltld •Gifts 1951, defeating Gov. Robert B. A llama 2-3TO0 • Milk 4V Craom LAMPS SHADE! CompWta Auto Sarvltlng Meyner in his bid for reelection. - Haunting a Roeovared '• Buttermilk PninOf owpQlfS ^" lllfW Upv A graduate of Jtontclair Acad- • Converting a Cu.Com to •CoHaga ChMM ~ Rawlrlnp' Ordar emy and Lafayette College, Sen. PACKARD WESTFIELD CO. Lamps In atock a Baadas In atoek lubrlration — Tin Sanko Dumont earned his law degree a Buttar & Egg* -iaaCcatialAva. ADAH! from the University of Pennsyl- waotaM, n.j. Washing - •olliMng - Simflltlnf 35 Elm ft. AOi Dalivarad Fraah r — vania Law School. He is a trustee A.taarlsta of Lafayette College. ELECTRICAL CONTRACTORS From Our UN ADaml-MM STUDEBAKER Sen. Dumont, a veteran of INDUSTRIAL - COMMERCIAL - RESIDENTIAL Nacrrby Farm • LIQUOR STORES World War II, is a captain in the 15 North Ava. E. WasHlald • STORAGE New Jersey National Guard, lit HOUSEPOWER SPECIALISTS PACKARD is • member of numerous profes- Solas and Sarvka CALL PL 6-2277 ELM LIQUOR SHOP 1 sional, fraternal" veterans' and VIC ROGERS HENRY P. civic orranixations and lodges. AD 2-6914 eW-M WOMB AVB. •. Altrtd J. Klllir—Hilda W. ktlllar TEXACO :" STOIAGJ The alumni's campaign is being WINES headed by Dr. Joseph Judd, Eliza- 405 SCOTCH PLAINS AV. NORTH WESTFIELD SERVICE MOVING (tU beth psychiatrist, chairman, and LIQUORS .UAD»-.MBj John Higglns of Westfield, who is BERSE BROTHERS • DRUG STORES TEXACO e Winfleld town attorney, co-chair- COLD BEER KODUCTS Ml W.rta AM. W. Authorla** man. SODA WATER Ooi — OH — lubrication I>M IOTO — rvtmovrm Serving on the campaign com- WI DflUVER, PROMPTI-T Minor Rapaln mittee are: Herbert Vatter of 8al»a * Sarvlca DARBY'S DRUG STORE Road Sarvlca Westfield, canvass chairman; Pro- AD. 2-3113 • TELEVISIONS ADaau S-ieM W« Pick Up and Dallnr fessor Elmer Wolf of .Cranford, Korta A»o. w. rhonai ADamt 2-1198 9-11 ELM ST. WESTFIELD attendance; William J. Seeland Krat te r«e»la> Bask A0«»l-*7M STATION I Jr., of Elisabeth; publicity; Dr. Certified Lighting Consultants 339 South Avt>. W. Wattflald Bernard J. Wolf of Elizabeth, WMtfiald Ross PI. & South Ava. W. TELEVISIOH! special gifts; Richard Chapman Motor Saltn • LAUNDRIES Westlleld of Short Hills, arrangements, and Aatam.M roiio Miss Harriet Gasorek of Elizabeth, CENTRAL PHARMACY iMl Balca * scrilco secretary. Mlaaael J. Carmala. Rtg. Paarm. SCOTCH PLAINS «BorrtaS W—t Owaon OTOT SB Tra." MONE'S CALSO SERVICE This will ibe the second major Barrett and Parker, Inc. PRESCRIPTIONS Carafullj Compound** HALF-HOUR LAUNDRY campaign to be launched by the ADaata 1-seTS Diaa* - r*rtwm— - CoaaMtHa - a I/ACHDBMHa • FLUFF DPtriWO . Hood Stnlc* college for its silver anniversary When you aro sick you call a The staff of this firm know in- US Horta Ata. «. WaattaM • D«r CbKANIKO DrBO Ganorol Auto (.pairing development fund. Solicitation is - a »urRT» doctor, when you need legal ad- surance in all its intricate phases : DaUy MaaawB lea Onaaa W. Pick Up and rice you call a lawyer, and when HM Coatral Avo. ADaau a-14J« 4*1 Park ATO. Seatek Plahw and complex forms. They will be REILLY tM AOam Sk-taM pou need insurance, call Bavrott more than wilting to go over your NO Contml Aw. W»lfi.M and Parker Inc. Onco you have present coverage and recommend OldimobiUCo. SAMOSET LAUNDRY HOW WELL CAN • ELECTRICAL PEARSALL & SHULL had that Are or accident it is too any changes that are necessary A«4aoriH« APPLIANCES SERVICE, INC. TYDOL SERVICE YOUR CHILD READ? , ate to go out and buy insurance from the standpoint of fully pro- • Oldtmoblla — DRY CLBAMVa) •alca * aarvlea Complah) Flltkig Station Sarvlca for ,o cover the loss. Now, before you tecting what you have worked i Naita "Drlva-In 6arvfo«" Expert Tutoring Service . B. ADaaia X-TM1 Cash and Carry All DomuKc and For.lgn Can have trouble is the time to pick a hard to own. It is possible the Raw Jeraar AUSTER'S For Fait and Slew Learners Authorises safl na*tk AT*. riataaal. good reliable agent, representing: insurance that you now carry is UAI BLkW ADams 1-W14 a well founded company to set up inadequate to cover the rising North. Ava. W. and Clork WntfitM GOODWIN MOTOR HIM * aanrlaa Mrs. Thomas J. Blisard our insurance needs. The agent valuation of your property. Check LUMBER CORP. AOAMSf for any and all your needs is Bar- this by a call to AD 2-1800. This Oa«a aloa. * VM. AUTHORIZED AD 2-1747 rett and Parker at 43 Elm street, flrm can solve any insurance prob- l«a as. Iml It. J. S. IRVING COMPANY CANTLAY BROS. -says- AD 2-1800. lem. —Adv. VOLKSWAGEN lUMBEi t, MIUWOKK •alea * farrlea rldUaa •ELECTRICIANS O< Eviry D.ictlpllon ua-jf •. aoam,TVieo>. Aathorlxrd ADams 2-2772 Advertisements *• • U ' - -TIIIIT' i i." II T II TiiMit *"-T AD 3-2679 days SOLD - PARTS PI.VMOUTU ..a. or, WMKfBo...a,fo»Mt>at .•»,/' GEORGE 'BUS' WRAGG SU 9-0969 eves. ELECTRICAL CONTRACTOR 807 Grant Avenue • PHOTOGRAPHERS ON THIS PAGE $3.79 on your Roller BAKERS Westfield, N. J. BORGE'S BAKERY WESTFIELD STUDIOS R. J. LAURENT Aftron Price, Pgph Call Borga Kriiftnian, Prop. FINE PORTRAITURE LaGRANDE Welch's Paint and Wallpaper ELECTRICIAN Danlih and Frtnch Paitrr IpeelaUalaa; '• town Mower Repair Shop Wadding — Birthday - Patty CaWt 1083 Rahwuy Ave. ratilleatloa PortnUto I 404 So. Ehrur ADamt 3-0363 214 E. Broad St. AD 2-2233 Cloud Monday ' Oaaata Waadlasa AD 2-4407 AD 3-5188 Ui Centra! Ate. 697 Mountain Avi Mounlatntta* THE WESTF11LD -f 920 Highland avenue was eluct- of the New York City Jaw >n»,.of-; that he has not acquainted him- Education, I resent your insinua- d a director of lAbercromblo * Cabell, lltdiager, fortyth u*M ids Board self with, the facts and that he tion that they are guilty of "heart- Dear Sis: bill i substantially the 1951 bill fitch Go. At thii meeting 97 perUec*«r. "?;> has let his sympathy for the fewless cruelty* towards the residents an even stronger escape ccusattaiTy A. Schaeffer families whose property will, be Too bad that you couldn't stay with icretary of the Colonial whose property will be affected by i hear Mrs. Booth's talk on for-clause and in IMS the "fragmen- f Association, that the Botrd affected blind him to the blighting the additions to the high school. , eign trade at the luncheon tin oth- tation" clause was added so that a effect a failure to approve the day. As we listened to her I section of an industry could claim ication had b»en folltjr of bend issue wilF have upon the edu- "First, you should know that all S3 cruelty," prompted a de- members of the Board of Educa- think all of us felt' a lanse of ur- injury. Then there wa» the "de- cation of the school children of fense MMntiallt*" clause whereby bom James F. Burke, presi- WtfiM for the next SO or 40 tion were nominee* of the Joint gency concerning the Trade Agree- ,st year of the Joint'Civic Civic Committee which Is composed ments now In the House. I know I an industry, if It felt It was nec- years. of representatives of all non-polit-, CUM hoase and wrote a letter to essary to national defense, could Alteration Sate Hge, which nominates «an- [for the board. "It was quite noticeable," Mr. leal and non-sectarian Westfield | Mrs. Dwyer, asking her to support claim protection. Schaeffer's letter In the Burke continued, "that not once organisations. The sole function i Slowly,', Mrs. Booth explained, \ Now In Progress 7 'Leader,'" Mr. Burke in Mr. Schaeffer's letter did he of this committee ia to screen and Mm. Booth pointed out the simi- these clauses have been eating; is a remarkable resemb- express the slightest concern foe to nominate qualified candidates: larity between *e thinking on theaway at the overall act. Now the (• malt* room for lh« , . .' 'Itny, Mwny, Mlnsjy, Ma' MMhod It N* ways, reservoirs, schools, and even your taxes will not be cut by that' of a year In jail or $1,000 fine. tomeri to their stores and then Way To Chow A Roal Mat* Irokorl" the proposed new municipal park- amount, -the bond issue will not re- The penalty would . be placci never pay off. SERVICES Ing lot do cause disruptions and quire »n Incrwie beyond wh*t you A roal •state transaction, whothar you're tho and often the displacement of home are now paying. :**,-<• owners; The Board of Education p T * 'MIIOT orTttto buyer, la too Important a matter believes it cannot permit its synv proposed plan reflects for casual •election of a broker. Telephone AD 34)003 pathy for the few property own- hours of study and research by ers affected outweight Its recog- many committees. The facilitie Fo/ your own protection — and for .fast, efficient service — nized responsibility to provide contemplated offer leas than thos choose a mombor of the WESTFIELD BOARD of REALTORS, properly for the educational needs found in the high schools of many tho organization whoso fine reputation and outstanding of the thousands of boys and girls communities comparable to West record warrant your complete) confidence.' ' who will attend high school in the field. They represent the minimum WE RECOMMEND next 30 years. The board is mind- which the Board of Education be No matter which of the Board's members you might consult ful of the Inconvenience caused lieves to be absolutely necessary MONTREAL for the sale or purchase of property in Westfleld, Fanwood, and will do what it can to assist to provido a first class high schoo Scotch Plains or Mountainside, the combined services of all in the solution of the property education. Your group shouli members and their staffs plus the Multiple Listing Syitem JOE'S MARKET owner's problefns. It wishes the realize that the Planning Board' function ia to' plan land use in go to work for you. And remember this — there it no addi- property owners to receive the fair tional coit. 407 Sooth Ave. W., Weitf i.ld value of their property. If the Westfield, not educational pro- owners of residences wish to move grams. The latter is the responsi So don't merely hope for results) GET them — and quickly their homes to another site, they bility of the Board of Education." — by contacting any realtor listed below, can buy the dwelling back for $1 JAMES F. BURKE, •3-minute tlation rale from Newark but, of course, have to assume tho Fast President, Joint ROSTER of WISTNELD WARD of RIAITOM coats of moving it. Civic "Committee after 6 p.m. Tax not included. CHAHttKB C. BAAKf) AI.AW JOHNITaN 437 South Avonuo W. 203 Kim Htreot Get tiway from the rush and crinh "There has been much confu- AD 2-7660 AD 3-50S4 sion about what exceeding our debt BABBRTT * CltAIN, INC. TIIOHA* 11, JDDlOtl when you shop. Try Joe's Market for limit means. By law, a municipal 49 Kim Htreot 300 North Avenue W. ity's bonded indebtedness may not AD 2-1800 AD 3-1070 exceed'15 per cent of its assessed ALBERT J. HICNNIN'ar.n, IIAHIir If. MALLBTT truly quality food* at most reasonable AOKNCY. INC. 23S North Avonue £}. valuation without approval of the 1430 Route 29 AD 2-5010 prices. The welcome mat is out. State Division of Local Govern- Studebaker SCOTSMAN sets new record AD 8-0400 M, A.'MRHCNER ment Actually our so-called debt EI.*IH BtUTZ C13 .DutllBy Court limit is an unrealistic one as West- 102 Mountain Avenue AD 2-4140 field property is assessed at less AD 9-1421 our n. MUI.PORO 33.956 miles per gallon average BnWARli A. CAMII. 1.0 240 North Avenue than 30 per cent of its true value. 423 North Avonue W. AD 3-3221 Other communities in the state as- AD 2-OO01 rKARIAI.!, * KIU*KEMHACH. A SERVICE FOR NEWCOMERS TO WEITWIO sess as high as 80 per cent. The TVII.LIAN A. CLARK I NO. Sootaman 2-door 430 Uouth Avenue, W. 115 i;im Htr««t rate is determined by the local tax Bedanjuet »1795*. AU 2-Z500 AD 2-4709 assessor. The state law now states cooi'Kit * si'nnnr l>i:Ti:llNO.\.|IIN

KNOBLOCK MOTORS, Inc., 226 North Av. W., Westfield, N. J. PACKARD-WESTFIELD CO., Inc., 425 North Ave. E., Weitfield, N. J. WESTFIELD |L • NEW JERSEY Twontj^Four THE WtSTPtBLD (K J.V LEADER. THURSDAY. MAY 1, 1958 (7)—freeholder Hlckok for Roada Public Welfare Committee and Fi-and Bridget Committee, authoris- nance Committee. n nrmnik r.mnt. ing the purchase of two White Trucks and two trade-Ins, from Hall and Funs. Inc. of" founts Inild.. Boro Lions Net On motion »f Freeholder lUrllch. duly seconded and unanimously car- ried, tbis resolution was ordersd laid on the table for a future meeting. $500 in Drive (8) — Freeholder Herllch for Fi- to violation ol tn« vropmry »i «•» nance Committee, approving bills as MOUNTAINSIDE — E1 w o o d John E. Kunnell* Hospital by the Sehcnck, director of the Mountain- proposed Highway Route m< re- side Lions Club special spring fund ferred to Road« and Bridges Com- raisins; drive, today reported that iVarry A. Hartmann, Bupervl'ln* B,"S if Ihe State Hlfrhway Complete Bear Wheel and Frame Strcrightenlnf the drive's "operation lerwork" Dent., aeknowledglne receipt of res- (which sold women's hoiserjr to lo- olution adopted %y tM« Board on Jitft |or Ikt (tut 4 it • WHEEL AUCNMEMT t WHEEL BALANCUM JIarcll 27. relative to the unsafe con- 4 GENERAL AUTOMOBILE REPAIRING Ical residents) succeeded in selling dition ol Route 22 and that they about 1200 pairs of attacking* will do all that Is poss ble to rectify tun nmncm — oAuintsriNt « lamrra Hie conditions, was referred to Tea Ou r» Iks OMt M HaisW« Ina limul . which will result in a net profit of Roads and Bridges Cornmlllee [ approximately $500. Mr. Schenck, Monthly reports of GpmtnKer, Suplee aV Clooney- (Auditors) for the fnUi 'ifl in behalf of the club, thanked th« month, of January and February; community for its co-operation Associate Home Agent, AKB t Home WHALEN'S GARAGE Ajrent and Home A»ent for Kfbru- AUTO LITE and support of the project and ary: County Physician lor the month' Atrtborbael "BMT" Station pointed out that all the monies of March; Welsrhtei and Measures for March; and Jail for March were re- raised will be utilized to finance ceived and ordered filed. COO NORTH AVE., E. TEL. AD 34)393 projects of value to the town, A Freeholder Bennlnsrer asked for a recess for five minutes which Direc- CeJlFor contribution of $100 was immedi- tor Hatfleld granted. .... ately earmarked and forwarded to Following resolutions—Introduced and moved for adoption: Overlook Hospital to assist thai (1) — Freeholder Bennlng-er for institution (currently conducting a —Ho*.11 HUlillcn Public Property Committee, accept- PRIZE: WINDER—Maxwell Sliapso., left, wiaaer ef first prise ing bid of Hess, Inc., lowest bidder, building fund campaign.) Deliv- for furnishing- Bunker "O" Tuel Oil ery of the hose to homes has al- ia the pertrait elan, beiag ceairatttlatesi by Lee Meataawt, to the Court House and the John E. pretidsat ef the We.tfield Art AMOCiatioa, aad Mrs. Bart Sender, Runnells Hospital ror Chest Diseases ROBBINS & ALLISON, Inc. ready begun and will be completed for the year beginning April 15, shortly, Mr. Schenck said. chairsska ef the eahikitiea. They ara teea itaadlag in freat ef 1858 at |2.»« per barrel of 43 bulk *». 1912 ' WM. O. MUUER, »Vee. Mr. Sisiptea't plctars, "Sslf-Pertrait," liaagiag ia the 33rd aa- gallonB. A. C. Deremer, zone Z district aval asesaber eskikitiea ef the asteciatioa which was ea view ia the <8) — Freeholder Herllch for Fi- chairman, joined members in view- nance Committee, approving eleven r*« UGA fa • Wateaak Reeat ef Ike Messerlal Library. personnel actions In various depart- local and Long Distance Moving ing a film of 19S7 World Series ments. •. ,-• *• • ' highlights. * > St. and Central. Ave., New Provl capital budget of the Park Com- (3) — Freeholder tterllch Tor Fi- Gilbert Richman, program chair- dencerdlountaln Ave. and Diamond mlHHlon so that Urslno Park im- nance Committee, authorising the Household Goods Exclusively Hill lUmd-Unlon Ave., In the Twii. provement may be initiated, Treasurer to advance "Change ffih* man, announced the schedule for of Berkeley HeicKts "nil New Provi- ConKresswoman Florence P. Dwy- Funds" to theSurrogate and Judge yjov«nimJ2 the next meetings as follows: May dence Borough: tipeed Survey along* er, acknowledKinK receipt of resolu- Carrol] W.' Hopkins, pislrlot Court CORPORATION. briUItntcolor AnithM. liZTl Central Ave., Westfleld; Speed Sur- tion adopted by this Board recom- Judge. 7, regional meeting of all Lions vey alontr tiprlnKfleld Ave., We«t- mending the Htrength of the Army to drive the ufeat, fat* J clubs in district ICE; May 26,fleld and-Mountainside^ were refer- National Guard be maintained at (4) — Freeholder Herlloh for Fi- red to the Roads and Bridges Com- 400.000 and Hilvinfng" that she Is Innance Committee, granting Michael • tver cngineered-TOOATJ • STORAGE SHIPPING election of new slate of officers. mittee. . ' i > full Accord with this Board's views J. TeviiKii, Lieutenant of County De- Aug-vstus Xt, Putnam, protesting; and enclosing copy of a communica- tectlvett a pension, effective March th# proposed chana;« of alignment of tion sent to General Jamew Cant we JJ, FA1 102, as'It pan-tea through Berk- Chief of Ktaft of the N. J. Dept. of '(5) — Freeholder,Jlerllch ror Pub Safety Officers Object eley Heights,' WAS Teferred to lloads Defense. He Welfare Committee, accepting and Drtdaes Committee. Moreira Construction Co., advis- the- lowest bids for furnishJnjr meat WI6DER MOTORS Inc PACKING To Court Suggestions : Lawrence -W. ' Rhoades of Berk- ing they are ready to proceed with and -meat products, to the Juhn K. eley Height*, registering; hi* pro-the work of constructing' a bridge Runnells Hospital for the period of - 100 E. ST. GEORGE AVE. ltlfaatf.Avsj.lo-t teat against the proposed widening on Clinton St., near 16th at., IJmlen, April S to 30th. * CTiorfii.fr The Union County Safety Offi- of. Mountain ' Ave.,' in Berkeley but they are unable to Inasmuch as as his Acting First Asuistant not on "Hew Much" per bag. be continued, if not strengthened, Inspection as .may be required for 'rosecutox for a temporary period and asserted that a patrolman's various projects, was referred to if April 8th to 16th, at 19,000 per But, maybe he's finding Hoads and Bridges Committee, .nnum and alao recommending Hula- power to make recommendations The Delaware, , J^nokfewanna and tew'for the First Ass't CoUnty Pros- out how easy it is to in a traffic case should remain. •Western' R.R. Co., relative to a no-ecutor and his other two AnBlstantH, FULL LINE OF SCOTT'S LAWN tice regarding their petition for au- WHS referred to Finance Committee1. Discussions of drunkomctor thority- to curtail, non-rush hour Mrs, Beatrice B. Spitzll. thanking passenger service on their Montclalr .his Board for her reappolhtment to Hera It's One Stop move. After 41 years, operation, the expansion of the Branch arid Morriatown l^lne, was .he Union County Welfare Board. association's safety film library referred to State-County-Municipal John 13. Kunnells Hospital Board for Everything GARDEN CENTER LAWN SEED FOtMOUjj and state aid in patroling high- rfalrs Committee, f ManH^er«, encloHtng: resolutions we know how to do any Petition signed by 15 residents on meat retiulrements; requeat- for ways were conducted. and citizens o< the County asking Capital Expenditures and also dem- , •VELVET a SPECIAL eSHAOT this Board to act favorably on the lltlon of Bhacks, were referred to sixe job and do it right. • DRY and INFERTILE SOIL MIXTUH SYXOI'SIB OK MINUTES OP RK«- UI.AH MKBTISU OF t'HK VXION' STOP IN Meet the basic requirements of the New Jemy t COUNTY HOAMU OK CHOHES KHUKIIDI.IIBHB HKLII Oil Experiment Sfotiorv p» Rutgers University. AI-HIIu IB, IHH BROWSE AROUND BeKUlar • ineetlnK ol the Union BITUMINOUS DRIVEWAYS Cuuniy uu»ra ot Chosen Freehold,!™ Flowtr and ' 75% and more True Parmmtl Smh HENRY P TOWNSENDwan held at the Court House, Ells- The clerk of the Board offered a Vegetable Seeds BEST FOR THIS AREA - WHY prayer at this time. • - GAS STATIONS MOVING 1 STORAGE Director Hatlleld presiding- v . Roll call showed S members present. Ab- BURPEE sent: one. LOCAL ,l LONG DISTANC? i-'reeholder Herltch made a motion & FERRY MORSE that the minutes of the meeting of PARKING AREAS ANNUALS • PERENNIALS .March 27 be approved, which was ALLIED VAN UNI S iluly seconded by Freeholder Valen- PUNTING MATERIAL , LILY OF THE VALLEY PIPS. tine and unanimously carried. 24INORTNAVB d£|*WfSTFlF LP Af ?-44f,4 The following communications — • TRAYS • FLATS received and ordered filed; RESURFACING AND PANSIES • PEONIES • PHLOX PurehRKhiK Agent — advising bids )£Sre..re'!ll'v?'1 for 'urnlshlng Bunker • SOIL •HORMONES •>C" Hue! oil to the Court House and BLEEDING HEART • CANNAS • the Jijltn E. ltunnt'lla HoBpltal for PENETRATION WORK • POTS •LABELS Cliost tDlseunci), covering the period of April 16th. 1968, to April 16th. • SPRAYERS 11)59, and recommend award be given to Hess, Inc., lowest bidder, was BEGONIAS (TUBEROUS) referred to Public Property Commlt- . Borough of New Providence—re- questing thli Board's assistance In To Improve Your Soil- INSURHNCL | preventing chance In the site of the Win. X PARKHURST GLADIOLUS proposed Interchange of the new Add Koute 22 from Diamond Hill Road Choice Named Varieties. Also MixtdJ easterly to QlcnsUle Road In the Tup. of Berkeley Heights, was re- ferred to Koads and vBrfdfres Com- CONTRACTOR mittee. BACCTOTEAT STRAWBERRY PLANTS Supt. of Weights and Measures, Phone ADamt 3-1738 Res. Mill Lane Nitrogen K |«atlng lactaria WISE \ arlvtalng- tliero u-ere no ««Hd fuel or a EARLY, MIDSEASON AND EVERBEARING VA poultry licenses issued during the ADDED, month of March. P. O. Box 334, Westfield Mountainside, N. J. Oopt. of Ijuw and Public'Safety, BUIK relative to authorization for truffle 1 C«. Vd. slitnalH at Park Ave. linfl Mndt'n 251b*. $1.69 V MAKE CERTAIN TODAY A«, I/lndsn; tmrric Hlfinula at South (34 Bu.) $19.50 ROSES 5Olbt.$l4? Vi CM. Yd. THAT YOUR CHILDREN GO TO Oil Bu.) POTTED • PACKAC0 Our fabrics department hat 100 Ib*. $4.49 $10.00 COLLEGE TOMORROW v [• r'' quite a collection of . JACKSON 4FBMW IT'S PRUNING TIME! 1 ONLY SfiftlPKD SEE OUR LARGE FLOWERING SHR«*! SELECTION OF A LIFE INSURANCE CONFECTIONS! PRUNING TOOLS AND FRUIT TREES COLLEGE FUND $1.95to$3« "STRICTLY FOR THE BIRDS" — , WILL GUARANTEE THIS. Feeders — Houses—Suet Cdkes FORGET SOMETHING? and Holders — Chicadee and PHONE-WEDEUVBI Community Diners — Seed — Endorsed by Audubon Society. AD 2-8717 -2-8"* SPREAD THE COST. cm broideriet art htr*... for, \ MONTHLY PREMIUMS JACOBSEN POWER LAWN MOWERS CAN BE ARRANGED TO FIT YOUR BUDGET OPEN WEEKDAYS 8 A.M. TO 8:30 P.M. SATURDAYS 8 TO 6 • SUNDAYS 9 TO 5 ^mBmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmsmmmmmm MAKE IT COME TRUE CALL

GRILL'S COTTON SHOP JOHN K. MKKER, '"<• . BROAD ST. MEGHfl TEl. AD. 2-364B • UNDSCAPE CRAFTSMAN • CERTIFIED TREE tXPEB' Established 1928 OPEN MONDAY EVENINGS 1100 SOUTH AVE. W., WESTFIELD THE WESTFIELD THURSDAY, MAY 1, 1958 JAL NOTICES* • IEGAL NOTICK • • LEGAL NOTICES • •erlbca by Mid Law, All t matters B with re*p«ct to said notu' not de- i« lawfully astvsMd upon the lands ,V,^'iS?e^bS flv.nthat tcrmln*d by thi« ordinance shall be ptcially benetlted th«r«byt «n, ance of said notes may be aged to >f annual Installments In wtileh the & Town Clerk. Onanoe interest on obligations is- special asscismenta to be levied on sued to finance such purpose, wheth- account of the said Improvement er temporary or permanent, or to may be paid U flva (E>. finance engineering or inspection SECTION 5. tt Is hereby d«t*r- j Prictt Ellactiva TW«daira coats «nd legal expense, or to fi- ined and stated that the estimated "..'K. M«y in thru Sal., May M nance the cost of the issuance of amount of money nec««s«vry to t>« •uch obligations, as provided in said raised from all sources for satd Local Bond Law, Title 40:1-55, Re- purpose is 116,500.00 and that the HV TIIKMEFOK AMD vised Statutes.of New Jersey, 1»S7. estimated maximum amount of 4VCK OK BOM» ANTI- SECTION ». It is hereby deter- Kinds or notes necessary to be 5,*l?OTEi FOB THB FI- mined and declared that the period ssued for said purpose is *13,SQ0,6*. j of »*1D WORK. of usefulness df the purpose for the There Is hereby appropriated to said low. Low Pricos plus Creen Stamps inAINED by the Council financing of which said notes are purpose the sum of |l,60O.00 from „ ot WM1««U. In th« to be issued is a period of ten years Capital Improvement funds iLVail- n on: computed from the date of said able for such purposes. ' iThatClovei' That*Cloverr Street bonds. .SECTION C. To finance aild pur- litt Avenue northeasterlthasterlyy , SECTION 10, It, la hereby deter- pose there shall be Issued, pursuant Mix 'Em or Match 'Em evard. a dliUnce of ap- mined and declared that the Sup- to the Local JBond itw of the State , 352 ^eet be Improved In plemental Debt Statement required of Neur Jersey, in anticipation of YOUR CHOICE nl by said law has been duly made and the iuuance of bonds, Bond Antici- nfru?ting«r.g th« southeas filed in the office of the Town Clerk pation Notea of aald Town which side of said Toiyn, and that such (state- Khali not exceed In a*T«Tr«rat« prin- , flleIIdl wit»h tthh« centert - ment so filed shows that the gross cipal amount the sum of f 13,900.00. • _ street and 18 feet debt of said Town as defined In Said notes nhall bear interest «t a HAWAIIAN a difltance of approxt- Title 40:1.76 of said Revised Sta- rate whlcb shall not exceed six per tutes la increased by this ordinance centum per annum, and may be re- tfuct'lng a modified pene- by 16,600.00 and that said notes au- newed from time to time pursuant Punch cadam pavement with a thorised by this ordinance will be to and within the limitations pre- concrete surface having- within all debt limitation prescribed scribed by said L«aw. AH matters 35 feet and a total thick- by Raid law. with respect to said notes not de- inches for the entire SECTION 11. This ordinance shall termined by thl* ordinance shall be HEART'S DELIGHT 46 oz can take effect twenty days after the determined by resolutions to be * all excavating and first publication thereof after final tereafter adopted. JUICI- aach 35c u all other work neces- pa nun if e. SECTION 7. Not more than IGOO.Ot iddental to the improve- Passed and adopted April 2%, 1958. of the aurii to be raised by the Uau- Drink ance .cf said notea may be used to s That all of the mid •TATEMBXT finance Interest on obllsTationi taiued t shall he made and The Ordinance publlRhpri herewith :o finance auch purpose, whether under the supervision of has been finally pnssed by the Coun- temporary or permanent, or to fl- COCKTAIL Cnfftneer and in accord- cil of the Town of Wentfleld, In the n-iince enaine^rlntf or ilnwpecUon Beautiful Wild Clover i plana and specifications County of Union, and the twenty costs and tea*ul expense, or to fi- 46 oz. can teen prepared for the day period of limitation within nance the cost of the Issuance' of which are now on file In which n suit, action or proceeding such 4bila-atlons, aa provided In aald •ach37c the Town Engineer and qut-HUoiiIng the validity of such Ltocal Bond IMW, Title <0:l-55. Re- made part of this ordt- Vegamato Ordinance can be commenced as pro- vised Statute* ot New Jersey, 18»7. vided In The Local Bond Law, tins SBOT1ON 8. It Is hereby deter- 3 That the owners ot bejffun to run from the date of the mined and declared that tlie period m' the line of uld !m- first publication of this statement. of usefulness of the purpose for the ar« htreby ordered and JANE P. D'ANUELO, financing- of which said notes are to i make necessary house 1 Town CJerk. be Issued Is a period of ten years, THIS WEEK'S ITEMS \ 7 oz. can with the sewer, water 5-1-lt Fees 134.20 computed from the data or said itns in said Rtreet wher- bonds. r ' aach 35c connectlons, If later In-1 SECTION 9. It is hereby deter- juld require excavating mined nnd declared that the Supple- vement to be constructed AW ORDINAWI5 l*tOVII>ING K«» Tuna THK 1MI>HUVKMKN'I' OF A PCM- mental Debt Statement required by ordinance. That said con- T10SI OP CI,OVER STREET said law has beep duly mad* and Teapot 1.49 r made ftt the owner's FMUM Knee of bondB. Bond An- ph-ted under the supervision of tlie 2, iiltti'k 701 to form two lots.—Uo Votes of said Town which lown KnKineer and In iiccordtmco cation Mcjiiih AvniUP. fceepd In nKBregate prln- with pains and NpecitlonUons that IJOIIIKO Uorvcntl to subdivide Lo int the Hum of $fi,500.oO. have been prepared fur the name and in, Itloi'k 778 to form two lota.— ishall bear Interest at a which are now on me in the office Withheld pencil UK further inventlKa I Khali not exceed six per of the Town Knglntser and are here- tlon.—location Willow Drove Bond. » annum, nnd may bo rf- by made ptirt of this ordinance. JEANNK C. HUQHEa m time to time purnunnt SECTION 3. So rnuuhS of the cos Secretary, Planning Hoard thin the-llmltatlons pre- of milking said Improvement as may r.-l-H Fees |3.fl HJBLIO KOTIGB he and hereby Is amended to read as i to reach point of destination Iron tbttce Is hereby Riven that follows: •tartlna; point an additional twen • of which thj followinsr (a) Any person or corporation op- WHOLE •mm introduced, r«ad ana erating: a taxlcab. and any pertion 8,^ For each additional paaatn LEGS rst reading" by the Coun- licensed Dy the T&wn of Wentfleld irer travel In a* between same point fown of Weatfleld at a to drive or operate any taxlcab for An additional twenty-five cen* Id April 28, 19$|..«ml hire, shall be permitted to chare:* <$.2B). lid Council will further up to but not exceeding; the rates as e same for final pass air* set forth In the following subdivi- <<1) Uetween ten p.m. and six a.m , READY EITHER 1 day uf May, 1U58. rttsions of this section. the maximum fare for transporta- Dk P.M. In the Council tion within the boundary limits o iIunlclpRl Bulldinff, 426 (b) The Town of Westfleld is the Town of West fie Id shall be ai LANCASTER BRAND HALF ., WVbUlehl, New Jersey, hereby divided Into sones as shown follows: me and place any person on a map prepared by the Town %. e interested therein will Engineer, on which map are lndl* 1. For one or two passen*r«r U. S. CHOICE opportunity to be heard cfit&d maximum taxicab fares In the from starting? point to termtnatlo said ordinance. Town of Wentfleld, a copy of which necessitating travel In or throuji JANE F. D'ANGET^O, map and schedule Is hereto annexed not more than two (2) tones on fr i 'I!- lancQifer brand lamb practically invifei Ifwlf lo your tabk lf» that tendar, »weat and lueeul.nf. and made a part hereof. For the dollar ($1.00). Town Clerk. purpose of determining1 the maxi- 2. For each tone In addition t mum fares which can be charged the two (2) In which travel is nee J. ONDI.N'AXCI? So. the area Immediately around the cBflary to reach point of destlna IXI, TO AMKKD ( two railroad stations an shown on tfon from starting; point an addl . 33, A sal4 map shall not be considered an tiono.1 twenty-five cents ($.2S). OF lb R0ASTS CH0PS STEW lb< KOH1] AMK*VI>BI> IIV a zone tn determining the fares to 3. For each Additional passen I OHIHNANTK Sn. H0'2, be charged. per traveling? between same point Breast Lamb 19« %||||CkS LflHID ' ' ll OKDI.N'AKCKS HK- un additional fifty ceutit (|.50), I\G TAXICARS. (c) Between tho hours of six a.m. (e) Kach licensed cab, and eac SHANK« . THEHROr, AND Fl.\- and ten p.m. the maximum fiire for licenBPd driver of a taxlcab, sha i TIIEHKFOH. transportation within the boundary have available for Inspection b tDAINED by the Council limits of the Town of We((tfield shall passengers at all times a copy o Shoulder n of Westfteld, In the be as follows: the map dfisla-natlnff the sonee here Neck Lamb *29« Ijma^l! .Union, that said ordi- 1. For one or two passengers tn referred to, with schedule of max lb. 93, as amended by ordl- from starting1 point to termina- (mum fares as a part thereof, and LANCASTER BRAND-ROUND STEAK of IsUIIIU 803, be and the same Is tion nece»8ltatfng travel In or copy of this ordinance. her amended In the fol- through not more than two (2) 9KCTION J. Un«.t.r-Sktnl«. lb. Irulars: aonea fifty cents ($.50). Thla ordinance shall take effee Cbr.rd.H 59« KRCTION 1. 2. For each sone In addition to Immediately. m Round Roast * 99« Pork Roll Ion 19 entitled "KATES" two (2) In which travel is necessary 5-1-lt Fees $85.2 x MAXIMUM TAXI Z0N£ PATES ( ^^^^^^^—^- 6AU~IOPU 10 PU-SM4 JGH MCI OF PASSCNGCRS NO of flksst«cre t 2 4 1 z 3 4 — FRESH FISH b BRUITS WCS .ra 1.00 1 LD0 too ISO ?CD Buck Shad M 5c .X < 23 .75 .73 too us us t7J 225 R tx>o IJM us (.50 UiC ISO 20O zic I.Z* L25 no I.T5 1.TS us 223 Z-75 200 IDC U. S. No. 1 GRADE, SIZE A-MAINE I.M 1^0 us ZJDO ZJOO Blue Fish Mackeral FLORIDA OTATOES

IIROS EYE-IEEF, CHICKEN, TURKEY

POT PIES Full of energyK)! Serv» them boiled', m o ihed4 or fried ... they'r9e good so many ways. Mix 'Em or Match 'Em 4 99c WESTERN PEAS *« 2-25c IIRDS EYE Your Choica * PEAS FRESH CARROTS — 2 Z 1.9c BIRDS EYE FRENCH FRIED POTATOES Ml 29= BIRDS EYE - POT ROAST or TURKEY DINNERS ««P.*59« BIRDS EYE - FRYING iii VIRGINIA LEE -LEMON CHICKEN 2fc.pi. 99. SPECIAL! — Frozen Fish — BIRDS EYE CINNAMON C Buns STREUSSEU 35 TAXI RATE ZONES' Fish Bites2^49< ANGEL , . AQ. large siza t\ 7* {TOWN or WESTFIELD > Cake FOOD UNION COUNTY Pollock FilleM««o «*ik,:29« CORNTO P loaf c Fish Sticks Bread 20 370 SOUTH AVE., WESTFIELQ OPEN MONDAY THRU FRIDAY 'TIL • PM. l M IM ft* Tw»»ty»Si*- - THEE WESTFIELWESTF1ELP (N(S.3.). J. ) LEAl>KK,-THUiB«JarLEADER, 'THURSDAY. JKAJ^MJ^IVOBMAY -t,- 19BB --•^.^>MMM»"»»'*""'"' "" " '^^»*»»»»»»»«wiiiiM^_ | Activities In The Churches of Westfield and Vigig Lutherans Plan Double Anniversary Leadership Traiping Sermon of the Week Institute Underway A Leadership Training Institute "WAS JESUS OF NAZARETH THE TRUE MESSIAH?"' Observance at Services Sunday conducted by the edttc«t'°"Bl, de; Rev. Miltoa P. Achcy Redeemer LutheraiTchurch of) Wesfcfleld will observe a doubl f tiiJ* Uaioa Chaj»l partmeptof the Middles^j Central anniversary with services of thanksgiving both morning and after- Baptist Association is being ^eld noon Sunday. ' The morning services at 8:15 and 10:46 o clock will at the Shiloh Baptist Church, f«3T CONCMGATIONAL be devoted to the celebration of Holy Communion. The 20th anniver- Fourth street, Plalnfield. p.m., ' The word "'Messiah" is from the Hebrew word "Mashiah" twhich CHURCH banquet ia"] '' means "anointed." The LXX (Greek translation of the O.T.) trans- sary »f the dedication of Redeemer Chureh and the 25th anniversary The Mhool began April 24 andri» R*v. J. L. McCwiMa Jr., D.D. Saturday; l-u~ , ; latcs it "Christoa" from which ..we get the English -word "Chriat." of the ministry, of the .Rev. Walte will run for five Thursdays. Miatetor education «JN Bofh words mean "anointed." The A. Reuning, pastor, in Redeeme The courses of study and the Today: J p.m., Women's Fellow- Messiah .was to be Jehovah God's eongregatjop are the events to b Presbyterian teacher, are as follows: The Pur.ship will meet in the parish house. Anointed One. commemorated. The anniversary poses and Program of *Jie Church, Following dessert, the buiinesg The Scriptures reveal" three vespers will be held at 4 p.m. Th 131-B, the Rev. Leon C. Riddick; meeting will be conducted by Mrs, classes of people who were anoint- festival sermon will be dellverei Circles to Meet Ministry of Music in the Church, William C. Child, president. The mumon ed. They were: the prophets (I by the Rev. Prof. Carl F. Weid 170-A, the Bev. Norman Glover; membership of the various circles Pastor, Kings 19:16), the priests (Lev. 4:munn of Concordia Collegiate In. The circles of the Presbyterian for the coming year will be de- stitute, Bronxville, N. Y. The lltur- Missionary Education in the Local 3, 8:12) and the kings (I Sam. Church will meet May 8 at 1 p.m. Church, 150-A, Miss Pansy L. Bo*.cided. The program, arranged by 24:7-11, Psm. 2:2). The Messiah giste for the veaper service will b in the following homes: the chairman, Mrs. J. L. McCori- the Rev. Louis C. Meyer of Cal ders; Introduction to Teaching, promised was to be a composite Mrs. G. W. AdiJan'3 circle at 141-A, Mrs. Earlene Jones. son Jr. will consist of a film strip, of all three of these saered of- vary Lutheran Church, Verona, "To Sing Again," depicting the who is the regional vice president the home of Mrs. Herbert Frap- Interested. persons may contact We Blew fices. As Jehovah's Anointed, He well, 040 Forest avenue; Mrs. H. PAUL •. SEELEY work of the Congregational Chris- children's was to be a Prophet, a Priest and of the Atlantic district, and thi the registrar, Miss Amerlcus Hes- tian service committee, and aa ac- a King. Rev. Howard J. Schoenfeldt oi M. Bilden's, Mrs. W. G. Brandt, ter, 666 South Second street, Plain- 615 Coleman' place; Mrs. W. L. companying narration by Dr. Moses, referring to the Messiah, Grace Lutheran Church, Living Christian Science flald, for further information. Earle Ballon, executive secretary ston, who ig president of the' New Blower's, at her home, 825 Brad- youth had this to say: "The Lord thy ford avenue; Mrs. Ralph Brown's, The director of the school ii of the service committee. Miss God will raise up into thee a Jersey state pastoral conference. Mrs! Mildred Bailey and the dean Madeline Wynh wi!l show the film Prophet from the midst of thoe. The junior and Lutiher choirs will at her home) 2000 Wood road,' Lecture Planned P. nfer B^ Scotch Plains; Mrs. E. L. Cof- is Miss Pansy I* Border*.. strip. the home f tbT of thy fcrethren, like unto me, sing the anthems. o hearken. fey's, at the home of Mrs. Wil- Tomorrow: IS; SO p.m., MaTurnery , 243 I unto 'Him ye shall Following the vesper service thi liam Knight, 854 Kimball avenue; SCOTCH PLAINS—How to ap- Fellowship luncheon, of'the United M Oratorio Portions w* (Dent. 18:15). anniversary supper and program Mrs. j; R. Freeman's, rs- ft. C.jJy,'G4dii healing power to solve Church Women, the Community home As to the Messiah's. Kingship, will be held in tha parish house roblems of everyday Jiving will 3 we road (speaking to David) ''And H. Heck, 850 Shackamaxon drive. To Be Sitng May 4 Presbyterian Church, Deer path, P •«•, Clrl of the Presbyterian Church on Also, Mrs, J. R. Greisser's, Mrs. e the topic of a public lecture to Mountainside. Philip L. Turner, thine house and' they kingdom Mountain avenue. Fred Schriefer e given here tomorrow at 8:30 7:« p.m, Ho, shall be established for ever," (2 R. S. Hoffman, 1 Breeze Knoll Under the direction of Drexecutiv. e director, Youth Consul- 8 pm.1 of New York City will be the lay .m.> by Paul SUri Steiey of Port- tation Service, will apeak on "When •ng in the Iwup, Sara. 7:16) Isaiah, the prophet, speaker and church officials of thedrive; Mis. Lamar Jones', Mrs; George William Volkel, organist Harold E. Mahoney, 425 Topping md, Or«. Is a Rouse a Home?" Tuesday: 9 ML. > wrote: ''And in, that day there, Lutheran Atlantic district! will be Mr. .Seeley, a.member of theand choirmaster of tha Presbyte- thall be a root of Je«»e-(Davld'a father) which shall stand for an eno-n the program. Hill road; Mrs. A. R. Laroe's, rian Church in Westfleld, the Lent- 7:30 p.m., Junior High Canteen, in the pastor's ,fa., Mrs. E; J. Rapp, 931 Kimball ave- Christian Science Board of Lec- Loomis Hall. ing committie i,', sign of tho people to it shall the gentiles seek: and his rest shall ureship; will speak in the Scotch en and Easter portions of Han- Redeemer Church, located at the nue; Mrs. Stephen Miller's, Mrs. 1 del's great oratorio "Th« Messiah" Sunday: 9:30 a.m., Church lounge) 8 p.m., tent* . be glorious." (Isa. 11.10) corner ot Clark street and Cow- 1 Plains Junior, High School, Park The Messiah was also to be a priest. David wrote: "The Lord A. V. Bunnell, 15 Stanley oval; will be »ung Sunday, May 4, »tSchool, parish house; worship and Education in tin W perthwaite place, was dedicated Mrs. J. W.. Parson's, Mrs'. Reilben venue, near Madison avenue, uh- service' of Holy Communion, the Wednesday; ij . ihall send the rogi of thy strength out of Zlon: rule thou in theFeb. 2i>, 1938. An extension to ler the, auspices of First Church 4:30 p.m. in the sanctuary, The midat of tHinr enemies. Thy people shall be willing in the day. of Hansen, 643 Hyslip avenue; Mrs. full chancel choir of the church sanctuary, ' ' hell choir reWitM the building for' educational pur- W. J. Richard's, Mr». W. F, Wil- f Christ, Scientist, Fanwood and 10:60 a.m., nursery school, the Scou-ta, Troop 6»-'| thy powrir, in the beauties of holiness from the womb of the morn- poses was built in 1952 and dedi- 3cotch Plams-. • Mia subject will be and solo quartet will sing tills Ing: thou hast the dew of youth. The Lord hath sworn, and will i, 643 Coleman place. final special service of music, to nursery; "worship and service of week service iB ^ f cated Sept. 14 of the same year. Also, Mra. H. C. J: Evans', at Cbxistian Science: The Open sored by the Wo repent, Thou art a priest forever after the order of Melchizedek," ( C, Henae was the archi- which all are invited. Holy Communion in the sanctuary. (Psalm 110;2-4) " , v home, 408 Salter place; Mrs.Door to Heaven." The lecture is Dr. McCorison .will give the medi- "Visit the BM»PM tect. The originaiil l buildingbildi ,i itts ex- free, and local members have in- The Advent and Christmas por- That -the -Messiah was to be Prophet and King is evident from S. Wallace's, at the home of tions of "The Messiah" are thetation at both services of worship. the pastor »s lour fc the inquiries • in the early chapters' of tho New Testament. "Art, tension and .the adjoining parish Mrs. Dean L. Robb, 803 Shacka- vited the'public to attend. ' The chancel choir will sing the an- house now provides apace, not only Mr. Seeley has been prominent ones with which the general public thou that prophet that should come?" "Art thou then a king?" "Wilt maxon drive Mra. J. C. Wilson's, is familiar. This portion is sung them, "Jesu, Wctrd of God Incar- thou at this time resore again he kingdom o Israel?" And many for the two regular morning serv- Mrs. M. Glover, 917 Lamberts Mill in the Christian Science movement nate." The prelude is "Commun- e ices, and the Sunday School of for many years. He has served as before and during Chrlstmastide. CHRIST, others. nearly 300 xhildren, .but also for road; Mrs. C. G. Wolking's,' Mrs, ion" and the postlude "Fughetta." The important problem now is: did Jeaus of.Nazareth actually 1. E. Craig, 307 Canterbury road. associate editor of the Christian "While the Lenten and Easter Mrs. Donald Bleeke is the organist "*E Luther Hall Christian Day School, Science religious periodicals, and portions are not sung as often, the qualify as Messiah and fulfill these three offices? including the nursery, class, kin- The Newcomers' circle will meet and choir director. •''••Wil The nrst chapter of Matthew in the New Testament records n the church lounge at 9:30 a.m.as president of the Mother Church, music ia just aa inspired and -up-- 6 p.m., Junior High Fellowship, SWj dergarten and six elementary lifting aa any part of the Messiah the geneology of Jesus. This uninteresting portion of Scripture is grades. the First Church.of Christ, Scien- Loomis Hall; Pilgrim Fellowship, undoubtedly one of the most important in that it is written proof tist, in Boston, Mass. He has lec-oratorio a3 a whole," Dr. Volkel the chapel. that Jesus was a-direct descendant of David and has a rightful claim The ministry of Pastor Reuntng tured -to audiences throughout the said. to David's throne. That not only establishes Jesus as the logical began with his installation on Church Family world. He will play the score and direct Monday: 8:30 p.m., Mayflower How sin and ml choir, Patton auditorium; 7:30 Messiah but is also evident that no one else could ever bel I do notMarch 19, 1933. The ceremony A member of the.bar in Newfrom the organ console. come through know of a single individual who can trace his geneology to David was performed by the Rev. Louis p.m., Roy Scout Troop 74, Loomis standing of GM ia| Week To Be Noted York and Oregon, he i,s a gradu- Hall. ..-.•• ' and prove his'claim to that throne by natural birth except Jesus of J. Henie, executive secretary for ate of Harvard Law School and out at Christian , Naiareth! With flames Titus destroyed every record of the Hebrew missions of the Luth-eran Atlantic Women's Fellowship Tuesday: ' 3:30 p.m., Ley den Sunday. CRANFORD—Under the spon- Princeton University. Prior to de- people in the first century yet the record of Jesus of Naiareth Is District. Lutheran services at the Seta Meeting Today choir, Patton auditorium. Readings from thtl time were held in a temporary orship of the Calvary Evangelical voting his full time to the practice preserved forever in the New Testament! of Christian Science, he was asso- Wednesday: 2:30 p.m., Girl lesson-sermon entity! Jesus' midnistry was unique in that He was referred to as "thechapel, in a vacant store at 305-utheran Church Mother's Club, The Women's Fellowship of the ing Punishment1' < South avenue, opposite the rail- everal events will marie the ob-ciated with an engineering firm Scout Troop 265, Loomis Hall; 8 'Prophet" "That Prophet," and when asked "Who do men say that in the Northwest. First Congregational Church -will p.m., Board of Deacons, Henry following from JH 1—amT' the disciples replied "one ol the Prophets." (Matt. 21:10-11) road station. ervance of National- Christian meet today at 1 p.m. in the parish nigh to When He entered Jerusalem the rules asked, "Who is this?" The amily Week, May 4-11. Neill room" chancel choir, Patton Pastor Reuning had come from house. Following dessert, the busi- auditorium. night to you. Osiut| reply was: "Jesus the Prophet of Nazareth^-.(Matt. 21:10-11) "Our Home, A Household for Evening Guild ness meeting will be conducted by ye sinners; mdpun'/fp lmmanuel Lutheran Church of God,," is the theme.* Besides spe- .Thursday:. l;30 p.m., . leaders Jews was a Priest when He ofT«rsHf Himself ai ,'*The Lamb el Manchester, N.' ti.,wher e he had Circlet to Meet •Mra. William C. Child, president. ye douUtwtsM" God that 4ak»» away the sin I>I H»;.iworW," He entered, into the ial literature to be displayed in The membership of the various group meets at the horn» of Syl- From "6ci«« ud I served the New England 'enjirch lr via Johansen, 731 Boulevard. Mary Holy of Holies wjth Wood, His t)Vn bloofrtu make an eternal atone- for eight years. He was a'ccb'm- :he narthex of the church, a book- Circle meetings of the £veninjj circles for the coming year will Key toi&e Scti>«i" j ment for men. 'After His ascension Ha wa* » Priest who' "ever et of family devotions written by be drawn by lot. Peterson will review Elizabeth Baker EHj will U i panied by Mrs. Wanda > Reuning, Guild of the WSCS of the First Hamilton's "Put Off Thy Shoes." lireth t* make intercession for them," (Ht*. 7:26) Today Me is thewhom he had married in 1929. and lembers of the church school staff,. Methodist Church will be held The program, arranged by tihe lowing: "T» «eertiin« One and. Only mediator between God and Man. (Tim, 2:5). las been mailed to each home, Tuesday at«:16. p.m. in the follow- chairman, Mrs. J. L. McCorison,Anyone interested may attend. ress, we must lctni > his son,'_Walter Henry, 20 months 8 p.m., Christian education com- Jesus of Naiareth was David's son, heir to the thrpne, a Prophet old. A second son, Daniel Guy, amities will be encouraged to ing homes: will .consist of a film strip, "To fections »«"pl»trf nil like Moses in that He, like Moses leads His people out of sin andwas born in Westfield ia.1935. Both e and worship together on Sun- Circle 1, Mrs. Harold R. Heiple, Sing Again," depicting the -work mittee, Coe Fellowship room. acknowledge sad obqif bondage and He Is our Great High PrlesU making intercession for sons prepared ior the service of lay mornings. A family register 802 Oak avenue; 2, Mrs. Edgar of the Congregational Christian • Friday: 7:15 p.m., Couples' Club divine Love is ' us. He is the Messiah of God. • . ' • • • the church in the Lutheran-minis- rill preserve a recerd of-the num- W. Nielson, 1481 Deerpath, Moun- service committee, and an accom- potluck supper, Loomis HalL Fol- dearer, «nd nore'i Why then was Jesus not recognized when He was here. He wast try, Walter now being the pastor ler 'of families who worship to- tainside; 3, Mrs. E. W. Lehecka, panying narration by'Dr. Earle lowing supper, Frank Pedrick, ter is then i They ktjew who Ha was. After one of His discourses many at Jeru- of Our Savior's Lutheran Church, rether during the month. 217 Hazel avenue; 4, Mrs. Richard Ballou, executive secretary of thevice president of Travelong and The objects we , salem aeked; "Do the rulers know, indeed that this is the very the Westfleld Travel Agency, will spirit we Palm Springs, Ca)., and Daniel On Saturday the Mother's Club •B. i Stump, 2 Faulkner drive; 6, service committee. Miss Madeline Christ?" (Joan 7;26) The disciples said, "Thou art tho Christ." having completed all but his year ill sponsor a program for par-Mi-s. Howard Parker, 2009 Nicholj Wynn will show the, film strip. conduct a guided tour to, Bermuda standpoint, and i ' (Matt. Jfl.lG) J«sus was recognised and He was rejected, The prob- of vicarage and last seminary year ents and children of nursery, kin- avenue, Scotch Plains. and a West Indies cruise through winning." lem is^hyi^hTT ' ' ', at Concordia Seminary, St. Louis, dergarten and. primary, depart- the medium of colored film and Moses was directed to write very explicit directions arid condi- Circles 6 and 7 will meet on Mo. ments. It will begin at 7 p.m. and Thursday' nighin May 29 in trie Training Session sound. Mr., Pedrick has person- tions for blessing* and cursing from God. (Deuteronomy 28)"The include entertainment by Sandorse \ ally conducted a number ot these prophets, Jeremiah' and Isaiah warned the people and the rulers of following homes: 6, Mrs. E. W.For Baptist Women - The local pastor recently re- he magician. BoWden Jr., 710 Castleman-drlve; tours. Lee and Ernie Burkhardt impending doom unless they, repented. They did, not and they were ceived the call of the Atlantic dis- are in charge of reservations. taken into bondage by terrible, brutal barbaric gentile nations, Members of the family week 7, Mrs, L. T. Grissoh, 651 Maye A training session for all offi- n*xt trict board of directors to open a iommittee are: Chairman, Mrs. street cers and leaders of the First Bap- Babylon; Media, Perahia, Greece and Rome. When Jesus came the new mission, build a church and FIRST BAPTIST CHURCH people were in keen anticipation of The Messiah coming to liberate- Herbert Clausnitaer, Mra, Bernard tist Woman's Society will be held develop a •program' of "Christian Schneider, Miss Jane Seeman, Mrs. at the church today at 9 a.m. TheTa* Rav. Elk*rt E. Gates, pastor them even as 'David had for their fathers. Isaiah had predicted John education, including an elemen- McFarlan Heads R«. J«« E. Tmnur, the Baptist: "The voice of him that crleth in the wilderness, prepare Walter Geisler, Mrs. William Van- instructor is Mrs. Paul Shaub, m tary school, In the New .Shrews- tfatta and Mrs. Edward McCor- Presbyterian Men and G. Albert Smyth, retiring assistant minister ye the way o£ the Lord." (Isa. 40;3) When John actually did come bury area in New Jersey. Fol- he preached: "Repent ye: for the kingdom of heaven is at hand." ack. president of the organization _ Today: 9:30 a.m., Woman's So- UNITAMANC lowing the unanimous action of Tho Presbyterian Men of thowill serve as devotional lead- ciety training course in the lounge; (Matt. 3:2) Jesus followed with the same message: "Jesus came into the voting members of Redeemer Synod, of New. Jersey have elected Galilee; preaching the gospel of the kingdom of God, saying the time :r. The session' will last until noon 3:30 p.m., crusader choir re- •AMTAVI,! Church to persuade the pastor to Altar Guild To Alden I. McFarlan of G91 Dorian with a coffee break during the mid- hearsal; 4:30 p.m., Roger WUHanM is fulfilled (for the Messiah) and the kingdom of God is at hand: remain in charge of the Westfleld road as their president. Repent Ye, and believe the gospel." (Mark 1:14-15) Hold Annual Tea morning. choir rehearsal; 8 p.m., chance) work, the, call, was declined and McFarlan succeeds Maurice H, choir rehearsal; missions commit- Jesus came to be a King and to restore Israel to 'its rightful reported „ so to the congregation The annual Altar Guild' tea of Hagcman of Hightstown. tee in the pastor's offioe. HA.M.Smb.1 place but before this could be done He had to correct the conditions Sunday, April 20. Home is a mighty test qf char- !t. Paul's Church will be held in (Named ministerial advisor at acter. What you are at home ypu Tomorrow: 3:30 p.m., third that had placed it in 'bondage. He boldly attacked: the changing of the group's annual meeting in At- the original purpose of the Scriptures by tradition, the religious he home of Mrs. F. Arthur Bickel, are everywhere, whether you dem-grade choir rehearsal; 12:30 p.m., .1 Kimball circle, Friday, M»y &lantic City Saturday wa3 th^ Rev.onstrate it or not Thomas De- May Fellowship Day, Council of zeal without personal faith, the neglect of parents in violation of Children To Be Feted Douglas B. Klusmeyer of Liberty. the law of God, tho desecration of the temple with commercialism, rom 2 to 5 p.m. There will be Witt Talmadge . • , "Churches, Community Presbyteri- i display of embroidery done by Corner. ' ' ' ' .. \ an Church, Mountainside; 6:30 the terrible hypocrisy of the priests and leaders. For this he was CRANTORD —"The Calvary ihe ecclesiastical embroidery class. treated as all the Prophets 'before Him had been. He was condemned Mothers' Club of Calvary Luth- 1 Dhild care will be provided in the and crucified. Little did His enemies know that they were doing ex- eran ' Church will entertain the mrsery room of the parish house actly what the scriptures said they would and that Jesus was be-nursery, kindergarten and primary icginning at 3 o'clock. What is coming the eternal sacrifice of Isaiah 53 and Psm. 22. children and their parents at 7 I think every one of you owes it to yourself and to your own p.m. May 3 in the Fellowship Hall. In love of. home, the love of peace of mind to' evaluate Joaus of Nazareth personally. Everyone Sandors the Magician will per- country has its rise.—Charles Christian should rend the four gospels the first four books of the itaw Testa- form. Dickens • . ment and read the facts for himself. If, after you have read them you are not convinced Jesus is the Messiah, you at least have done IlilllifflllllllBlllilllilllltHHSIIIIIHBIHIllillfflBlllU Science? your part Christian Science it a nliglou which acknowledge! one Supreme Australian Minister Mrs. George Morton, leader, ai the Being, or God. home of Mrs. Robert Wilson, 18 It ia a tyiUm sf hialimg based To Address WSCS Homestead terrace, Fanwood; 3, wholly on th« words'and wortu of Mrs. Lyman Lull, leader, at the Christ Jesus an,d on the lives sf The Woman's Soeiety of ChvU- home of Mrs. William Morrison, the prophets and apostles. tian Service day meeting will be- 804 East Dudley avenue. gin at 10 a.m. Thursday, May 8, Also, circle 4, Mrs. Charles Mat- SCIENCE AND HEALTH •with the president, Mrs. F. L. Be-thews, loader, at her home, 17 Ro- tmth Keytotka Scripiurm attys, conducting the business por- more place, Crnnford; G, Mrs. EI- by Mar/ Baker Eddy tion of the program. Mrs.'John A. bert E. Gates Jr., leader, at the contains in simple,- direct Ian* Panosh will lead in devotions. home of Mrs. H. T. Bond, 1478 guage the complete' explanation Luncheon will be served at noon Force drive, Mountainside. of the Science of Christ, or by circle nine. Christian Science. It ia read with You are sure to appreciate the won- the Bible In all Christian Science DOOLEY COLONIAL HOME Ronald Williams of Australia 'Hour' Topic: church services, and daily ia will be the speaker of the after- derful difference y/hen we do your thousands of homes. noon. His topic will be "News Christian Poise From Down Under." Mr. Wil- You may read, borrow or pur- laundry. We always return promptly, chase Science and Health at any liams .was pastor of a Methodist Radar screens around whole A «eMFimtY MOOIRN, Church in Melbourne and is nowcountries have replaced. ancient finished just the way you like it ... Christian Science Reading Room, attending Drew University on acity walls, the Rov. Dr. Oswald or send |3 and a copy will be scholarship. He will speak of hisHoffmann will point out in his always clean and fresh. mailed postpaid. work here and in his native land. Lutheran Hour address Sunday, FUNERAL HOME but the beat defense against at- tack on man's spirit remains tihe Christian FURNISHED M HOM1-LIKE ATMOSPHtW Baptist Women's snme, he will Bay. Circles to Meet "He that hntli no rule over his Science WITH AMPU fAJUCINO MCWTIEI The circles in the Woman's So- own spirit is like a city that is IVORY DRY CLEANERS READING ROOM broken down and without walla," 116 QUIMBY STREET 536 WESTFIEID AVE. ciety of the First Baptist Church' the Lutheran Hour speaker will will meet Thursday, May 8 at 1 WESTFIELD WESTFIELD p.m. according to the following quote Proverbs 25, 28. This text AND LAUNDERERS •^schedule: will be the basis of his address on Hours: 10 to 4:30 "Christian .' Polso" over Mutual, . Also Monday, 7 to 9 Circle 1, Mrs. Harold Shill, lead 16 PROSPECT ST. NiBC, and independent radio sta- AD 2-5020 lnhtmAlltm coocettJog cbuta :er, at the homo of Mm. L. E. Ter tions—locally ovor WRCA at 1:30 wiillger, 1121 Wychwood road; 2,p.m. and over WOK at 8 p.m. THE WESTFIELD (Nl J.> LEADER, THURSDAY, MAY 1. 19M y-— Twrtyaltm

ECHO LAKE Today: Boy Scout Troop 84 as- Pearsall said, "th« coit of attend- CHURCH OF CHRIST lembles at 7:30 pan. In the Fellow- ant facilities such as surgery, X- Flintlock Rifle, 600 SpriagneU Amu hip Hall; adult choir rehearsal at ray, laboratory, etc., and we be- ctiVities In The Churches gin to realize the replacement costi Buraay E. Bawcoai, otiaUter p.m. Today: 8 pjn., regular prayer which would burden us if outside tESBVTERIAN CHURCH toon, work party for the church OLY TRINITY R. C. CHURCH Saturday: Children's choir re- Swords Stolen v, neeting with a Bible story hour hospital facilities were not avail- IN WESTFIELD : rounds. Augmented schedule: hearsal at 8:30 a.m., junior high 'or the children and an adult class able to oui' residents." MiauUr.i junday: Two services of wor- Sunday Masses: In church: 7, ho!r rehearsal at 9:30 a.m. and MOUNTAINSIDE —A flintlock i n the auditorium. Theme of study Mr, Fearsall Is a life-long resi- F. E. Chrittiaii ihip, 9 a.m., family service; 11 9, 10, 11 a.m. and 12 noon; iris' Mission Club at 2 p.m. The rifle and "two swordi used In tin • tet n the adult class is the eighth ap- dent of Westfield and is associated R.T. R. L. Sa»ittv • un., full worship. Mr. Rayson a.m., children's Mass; in chapel, others' Club will entertain the Civil War were stolen Saturday ' pearance of Jesus after his resur- amilies of the nursery, kindergar- with the firm of Pearsall and afternoon from the home of Mrs, , R.,.J.D.C.I. • .reaching at both services. Topic 10, and 11 >.m. rection. n and primary departments at Frankenbach, Inc., realtors and in- »• 9:30 a.m., circle of pray- it l! a.m., "Faith Comes by Hear- Holy day Masses: In church: Jesse C. Van Dorenof Bouta », ~ p.m. in observance of Christian surers. Mr. Pearsall, his wife, police said. ' ' *' t chapel; 10 a.m.. Woman'* ng." 6:45, 7:46, 8:45, 9:45 and Sunday: 9:30 a.m., Bible school ith classes for all ages; 10:30 'amily Week. Mary, and son, Thomas, make their Mrs. Van Doren told polio* At" , tion executive board roeet- 9-9:30 a.m., family worship 0:30 a.m.; in chapel, 6:45 a.m. home at 17 Sunnywood drive. \,he lounge; 3:30 pjn., jun- (parents urged to attend with Weekday Masses; In church i.m., congregational singing un- Sunday: Luther League at 7 saw two youths running out tM • ler the direction of Lennos Ndr- !J in the choir room; 8 Jielr children). Nursery care pro- 1:46, 7:15 and 8 a.m., unless oth- .m. front door of her horn* at about r ton, scripture reading by Phillip hancel choir in the choir vided; 9:35-10:30 a.m., Church ririti announced. Tuesday: Cancer sewing at 10 Forced Off Road, Car 1:15 p.m. while the waa warktaff Linden, prayer by Fred Lelssing. In her garden. The youths drojh - School for all. Two adult classes. Confession: Saturdays: 3:30 to ,m. to 4 p.m. i-.15 p.m.; 7:30 to 9 p.m. Thurs- Sermon subject: "The Kingdom Wednesday: Senior high choir Hits Fence, Rose Bushes ped three large butcher knives tU> .' rrow: 3 p.m., ungraded Senior High at Wilhelms', 1601 >)mes First" en from the Van Doren kltehtn i in the pre-nursery room; Fox trail. lay before the first Friday, same ,t 7 p.m. 11:15 a.m., communion and of- A car driven by Orlando Tar- as they fled. . junior high choir in the 10:50-12 noon, Church School Saturday. Holy days: Be- ore each morning Mass. lering with Robert Milliean in THE ALLIANCE CHURCH tivita, 35, of South avenue, knock- Th* Civil War weapons cHM • wm; 4:45 p.m., Seventh (duplicate), nursery, kindergar- Rctfera at Cherry Evening devotions: Norenas In charge, assiated by MiHon Nuttall, ed down three sections of fence from the collection of the laU Mr. Fellowship in Westminster ten, primary; 11-12 noon, church ' Craafera l onor of our Lady of the Miracu- Michael Patryson, Curtis Potter and destroyed two rose bushes on Van Doren. Also reported mitt- worship (nursery care for babies and Tex Reeves. Rev. Cnri* A. Aitche»a, D.D. property of Fanning Rose of 944 Ing were a Springfield rifle, • pair day: 10:30 a.m., Bell King- ind small children downstairs.) lous Medal and Saint Jude, every 7 p.m., congregational singing MiaUtor EVERSON F. PEARSALL Rahway avenue Sunday when it of lawn clippers, $8 In cash, a he choir room. Monday at 8 p.m. -6:46 p.m., Senior High Westmin- directed by Lennos Norton. Ser. Today: 10 a.m., Home Mission- was. forced off the road by an un- driver's license and a change puna ,y: 8:30, 10 and 11:30 iter Fellowship meeting at church. ry Society; 7 p.m., Cub Scouts identified car, police said. FIRST UNITARIAN SOCIETY mon subject: "Seven Baptisms." taken from one of Un. Van Dor- jible School and church- Monday: 9-11:30 a.m., nursery A group of three men will conduct d Boy Scouts; 7:30 p.m., choir Tartivltu, who was driving on a en's pocketbooks. lurscry; worship services. Park Anm tatwtti S.v.alk Pearsall Aids ihool; 8, p.m., teacher training worship service at the Annan- racticej 8 p.m., Board of Trus- learner's permit, was under the istian will preach on the neeting at church. *•• Eiihth Street, PUiaa.U tees. ' The,,home of Samuel Sotrin of ', Rev. H. Mertiaur Gnur, Jr. dale Farm at 7 p.m. instruction of Orlando Rugger! 1208 'Foothill -way, alto waa found 'The Road to a Happy Tuesday: 9:30-1 p.m., sewing Tomorrow: 7 p.m., cars leave 324 East South avenjue, owner of miamler Tuesday: 7:30 p.m., a Bible Muhlenberg Drive entered early Sunday, but 'nothing hairmen, workshop, at church; 1 ihurch for service at God's Llght- the car. Sunday; 11 ».m., service of wor- class and personal counseling un- waa missing. Entry to th* horn* 1:15 p.m., women's executi»» board louse* Mission, New York. fer'gan prelude and.postiude hip with sermon by Mr. Gesner; der the direction of Dell Hcin and In Westfield was gained through • baiMMnt f Air" (Water Music Suite) meeting, at church. B. E. Bawcom. Sunday: 9:30 a.m., Sunday Church School in( parish house. $10.40 Taken From window. Sgt. Blair W. Murphy lioral-Prelude on the Walsh Wednesday: 9-11:30 a.m., nurs- Wednesday: 10 a.m., regular School with classes for' all ages; investigated. 1 a.m., worship service, the Everson F. Pearsall, local resi- Hyfrydol.'" Anthems by >ry school; 3:30 p.m., carol choir; FIRST CHURCH OF ladies Bible class taught by the Elm Barber Shop Lord's Supper; 6:30 p.m., Alliance dent and business leader, will eel choir at 8:80 and 10 p.m., chancel choir; cub commit- CHRIST, SCIENTIST minister. A luncheon and work "Thou Knowest" and "ftie e meeting. Fund aad Scatch Maiu period follows the class. • Youth Fellowship, juniors, inter- serve ai chairman of the Individ- Police are investigating a break mediates, seniors, young adults. ual gifts division In Westfleld to Highway." The senior Thursday: 9 a.m., prayer group 1ST MUway iniH, FUWHJ Sunday at thioe Elm Barber Shop, ,oir will be recognized at 9:30 a.m., Sunday school; 11 GRACE ORTHODOX 7 p .m., prayer service; 7:45 asalst the current f3,000,000 Muh- 41 Elm street, In which 110.40 ; church. All invited. 4:30-5 PRESBYTERIAN CHURCH >.m., service. lenberg Hospital development pro- I service. Their selections .m., Junior High Westminster .m., Sunday service. was taken from a cash register. 1100 Boalenra Monday: 8 p.m., executive.com- gram. jome, Majestic Day" and i>llowihip, activities; 6-6:45 p.m., 8:15 p.m., Wednesday evening Entry to the shop was gained R*T. L.ali. A. Daaa, miaitter nittce meeting. | the Lord." Junior High Westminster Fellow- testimony meeting. The public is The development program is de- through an unlocked rear win* Today: 8 p.m., Women's Fellow- Tuesdays 7 p.m., Pioneer Girls, dow. The entry was discovered by p.m., the chancel'choir and ihip, fellowship. 8 p.m., deacon's invited. signed to increase the institution's ihip meeting. Mrs. Dunn will illgrims; Pioneer Girls, colonists; bed capacity, provide an area for Patrolman Wesley Moore. Joseph •ill present Handel's "The neeting at H. R. Jurgen's, Sky 'op drive. WESTFIELD UNITY CROUP show pictures and speak on the :30 p.m., Hi-BA; 8 p.m., Bithla accident. victima and emergency Buccluo of 626 Stirling place, pro- (the Lenten and Easter Affiliate* Uaily SchoU of work of the Boardwalk Chapel In class. canes, enlargement of the housing prietor, said the money Was all in |) under the direction of Chriitiaaitr (ava-mtariaa) Wildwobd. Wednesday: 9:30 a.m., women's layout for Nursing School stu- coin. •'.'••• cl. ST. PAUL'S CHURCH LH'I SaMiait, M*. Saturday: 7:30 p.m., a film dents, new surgical facilities, «erv- Tfc. In. Richard J. Horaia.a raycr band at home of Mrs.L. A. i., junior high choir in Meetings Monday evenings, 8 "The Master's Face" will be shown Conover, 10 Retford avenue; 8 Ice shop and tha lobby. Aster Ijall 5:30 p.m., Gold- Tii* Ra*. Charles R. Umm Will Lower Awni*g$ 'clock at Woman's Club of West- sponsored by the Machcn League. .m., pravcr meeting. According to Frank Sauer, the Club in the.lounge; 6 p.m., (EaLcaaal) Today, St. Philip and St. James: field, 318 South EUclid avenue, Sunday: 9:30 a.m., Sunday hospital's director, a new wing, figh choir; eighth and ninth WOODSIDE CHAPEL For the added convenience of :30 a.m., Holy Communion; 1-3 corner of Tremont avenue. School classes for all ages; 11 providing 87 additional beds was Fellowship in Westminster a.m., worship. Sermon, "Veriflca Mora* Anna*, Faawaad lustomert, the member* of the .m., circle meetings. The leader is Mrs. Katharine opened five months ago. This in- letall Division of the Westfleld n., Senior High Fellow tion of Christ." Tomorrow: The happy hour and Tomorrow: 4:30 p.m.. Junior Brookman, teacher of unity. Her creased tho total bed capacity to Vrea Chamber of Commerce, an- I Westminster Hall 8 p.m., lunior young people groups have 'oung People's Fellowship. subject for May 5 is "Breathe Up 6 p.m., Machen League meet- been discontinued for the summer 433 but the demand Is such that lounced today they will lower es in the lounge. Sunday, Easter IV: 7:45 a.m., m the Spark." Ings; 7 p.m., worship. Sermon months. new bed facilities must be added ;helr awnings during rainy y: 7:30 p.m., Boy Scouts "The Gospel of Action"; 8:16 p.m.i to accommodate the number of ivcather. My Communion; 9 a.m., morning Sunday: 11 a.m., the adult Bible in Westminster Hall, >rayer and sermon; 11 a.m,, Holy TEMPLE EMANU-EL film on the Lord's Prayer. patients who seek admissions. y: 3:30 p.m., primary Rabbi Jack Sl«a Jr. hour will be held. Adam Miller Communion and sermon; 5:30 p.m., Wednesday: 10 a.m., women's of Union will give the message at Given success in its present The most essential element In the nursery department Senior Young People's Fellowship. Tomorrow: 8:15 p.m., sabbath Bible study class; 7:16 p.m., choir the 11 a.m. and 7:30 p.m. BCW- financial cITorts, the hospital will ny home is God.—Frank Crane icrvicc. Sermon topic: "Looking practice 8 p.m., midweek Biblo achieve capacity of 533 beds and Tuesday: 2 p.m., the Woman's 'or Something." . An Oncg Shab- iccs. Also,at 11 a.m. the Sunday chancel choir in the uild (sewing group) will meet study and prayer service. The School for all agca, including a bassinets, the flguro which has |»m; chinch officer training t (delight of the isabbath) will group currently is studying thi been recommended by hospital ar- it the home of Mrs. Clifford Meek- 'ollow the service. nursery for the babies. Rotary 16" Mowtr ; in the parish house, second chapter of First Peter. chitects and one which is basod r, 803 Dorian road. Sunday: All day, United Jewish Tuesday: 8 p.m., Bible Btudy in sday: 11:30 a.m., church on population gains in the area. Wednesday: 8:30 p.m., Men's Appeal Day; 8:45 and 11 a.m FANWOOD PRESBYTERIAN the Book of Romans, followed by $33.33 cussion and prayer meet- lub executive board meeting. Sunday religious school. CHURCH a time of prayer. In accepting responsibility of lounge; 3:30 p.m., jun- Thursday: 1 p.m., Youth Con- Tuesday: 7 p.m., post-confirma- R.i. Harold A. Scott the campaign among Westflold res- .. ira in the choir room. ultation Service meeting. ion class; 8:30 p.m., adult He mlniaUr MADISON AVENUE CHAPEL idents, Mr. Pearsall noted the , Christian education coun- irew class. Lwaara A. Rea Robert H. CrllUy large number of town residents Stuaant Minlit.r who recclvu cure and treatment at iri the Bible school of- FIRST METHODIST CHURCH Wednesday: 10 a.m., beginners' a.alatant miniater Lawn mowers Sunday: 0:45 a.m., Sunday Muhlenberg Hospital. "Tho anal' llt communicants class in AT WESTFIELD Hebrew class; 8 p.m., men's club Today: 10:30 a.m., womcn'i School; 11 a.m., worship service, yxls of admissions to Muhlenberg hge in preparation for Miaiatam ridge tournament; 8:30 p.m., dis- prayer group, alcove; 1 p.m., Worn Mr. Ci'illey will preach the morn- Hospital last year Indicates tha ncmbership. Dr. Christian The R«T. Ganka E. Mich.laaa cussion group on "Justice and Ju- en's Association, auditorium; 3:IE ing sermon, importance of the hospital to thi Th* In. Karl E. Wri.kt daism" at home of Mr. and Mrs. p.m., nativity choir rehearsal ...tell you Til* Re*. Eaajfaa E. Lauaach (grade 3); 8 p.m., sanctuary cho residents of Westfleld who com ay: 9:30 a.m., Newcomers Harold Kern. prised the fourth largest grou the lounge. Th* R«T. Eraatt C. Bartell Friday, May 9: 8:15 p.m., sab rehearsal; 8-10:30 p.m., dally v Church Women Select who does .. Todayt 9:30 a.m., the exectrtivi cation Bible conference, auditor among 25 towns which sent pa bath service. Sermon topic Delegates to Parley tients to Muhlonberg, Only thi EEMER LUTHERAN joard of the WSCS will meet a "Counting the Days." An Onej •urns'social hall and all classroom: the parsonage as the guests o: Tomorrow: 3:15 p.m., nativit; CRANFORD — Mrs. Harold three Plalnflold municipalities ha anything CHURCH Shabbat will follow the service. bigger pationt loads than tho 1,' T. Walter A. Rcuaiaf Mrs. Frank L. Beattys and Mrs. Rabbi Jack Stern Jr. and Can choir rehearsal (grade 2). Johnson and Mrs. Eugene Zobcl, Michalson. ' , Saturday: 10 a.m., noel choir re president and vice president of tho 438 Wentifield persons who madi You'll find: estenninat- Paator tor Martin Rosen officiate at a use of the hospital's facilities. Clark street and Cow. 10 a.m., sewing day will bo held services with the participation of hearsal; 11:15 a.m., carol choir re United Lutheran Church Women ing • moth proofing • place, opposite Roose- it the church; 7:30 p.m., the mem- the temple choir and MrB. R. C. hearsal. of Calvary Lutheran Church, will "The cntiro geographic area, In painting and decorat- eluding Westfleld, is developing IN0 NI High School. lership and evangelism commis- Lauver, organist. Sunday: 8:30,10 and 11:30 a.m bo delegates to the fifth biennial faster than any comparable area COMPLETE ing • printers » A double anniversary iion will meet in room 208, Wes- identical worship services with the convention of United Lutheran $HV|C' | ey Hall; 8 p.m., the sanctuary in the country," Mr. Pearsall add- contractors—thai t observed by services of MOUNTAINSIDE UNION Rev. Harold A. Scott preaching. Church Women of the Evangelical AUTHOilZID DIAIU :holr will rehearse in the choir Lutheran Synod of New Jersey, ed, "and If we, who are without right man for any job! Jiving, 8:15 and 10:45 a.m., CHAPEL Nursery care is provided for chil- Of All POfUlAR MAKII a PAiTI oom. Th* R»». Miltoa P. Ach.y dren one to three years of ago to be held Wednesday and Thurs- a hospital of our own arc to have UikmMi lain ttarama the celebration of Holy the protection and safeguards MAll CHAIN IAWI Tomorrow: 3:30 p.m., the Wes- Today: 1:15 p.m., women's Bibl Church School for nursery througl day, May 7 and 8 at St. John's DM Kin* itiL mmin con/Mr fion at both morning serv- which arc necessary to our fami- ley Boys choir will rehearse in class meeting at the parsonage eighth grade. Lutheran Church, Ocean City. Mrs. pastor will speak at lies and our community it iB of WELDING the choir room; the crusader choir, 8 p.m., choir rehearsal at th 8:30 and 10 a.m., men's Bib! Bernard Schneider and Mrs. Gco. Mi Hollrra for H«n< vices on the subjedt "The vital importance that wo contrib- fifth and sixth graders, will re chapel. class In the community room of th Fcnderson will serve as alternates, llral Ike rank — call Nmr lichurist — A Meal of and Mra. Joseph Dittmer and Mrs. ute to the expansion program of learse in'Wesley Hall; 4:30 p.m., Sunday: 8 a.m., worship scrvic bank building; 7 p.m., Junior Hie jiving." William A. Meyer will attend as Muhlenberg." ;hc antiphonal choir will rehcarsi with Bermon by the pastor; 9:45 Fellowship, auditorium; 8 c n I o Mclntyre's [a.m., Redeemer Sunday visitors. More than 500 delegates n the choir room; 7:30 p.m., thi a.m., Sunday School classes for all high department, social hall. "According to minimum stand- •classes assemble in the and visitors from all parts of junior high young people, seventh age groups from nursery throug' Tuesday: 3:15 p.m., Bethlehem ards prescribed by the American Lawn Mowtr Shop Luther Hall and Redccm- New Jersey are expected to at- graders, will hold a dance in the adult. Bus transportation to an choir rehearsal; 7:30 p.m., crusad- Hospital Association, Westficld's i house. New enrollments tend. The themo of the conven- in. me social hall. from Sunday School is availabl er choir rehearsal. population has need for ltd .beds (at the main door. tion will be "I am the Vino, We 115 IIMH IT. Saturday: 9:30 a.m., the Wes- for children living in Mountain Wednesday: D:45 a.m., specla in order to provide adequately for AD J-JJJ* 3 p.m., confirmation arc tho Branches." its residents." Add to this," Mr. flit-Up a O.ll.ar, divisions; 7 to 9:30 ley/boys choir, third and fourth side. meeting, W o m e n 'a Association classes 11 and 12; 8 p.m., adu ice hours in the church graders, will rehearse in the choi 11 a.m., worship and communion communicant class, social hall. p.m., Luther choir re- room the crusader choir, third and service. The Rev. Mr. Achcy will fourth graders, will rehearse in preach on the topic "Law a'n< Wesley Hall; 11 a.m., the carol Grace." Junior Church will b CALVARY EVANGELICAL 3:30 p.m., junior choir, first and second grade boy LUTHERAN CHURCH (ULCA earsal; 8 p.m., Board of held in the Sunday School room: SAVE A DOLLAR! ind girls will rehearse in the so- for children in the first througr Cranfora I and of Stewardship. :ial hall. 8 p.m., adult informa. the sixth grades. Nursery super- Th* Ret. Araold J. Dahlquiit third session; 8 p.m. Sunday: 9:15 a.m., all depart vision will be provided enabling P»tor 1 Elders and Deacons, ments of the Church School meet; parents with small children to at- The sacrament of Holy Com •y: 10 a.m., New Jersey 9:15 and 11 a.m^ the crade and tend the worship service. munion will be offered at the 8:li Istoral conference sermon crib, first floor, Wesley Hall; wor 6:45 p.m., Youth Fellowship a.m. and 11 a.m. services Sunday |pastoral communion wil ship services in the sanctuary; meeting at the chapel; 7:45 p.m. The 17 young people who wcr by Pastor Rcuning; 8 Dr. Gordon E. Michalson, mini service. The Rev. Mr. Achey received Into full, church membe i Sunday School staff will tcr will preach. Music for the sermon topic will be "Great Fai ship by confirmation last Sundo;' 9:15 service will be by the cru ures—Saul." will receive the sacrament as Luther Hall. Preparation! 1 hade for the summer ses sader choir, "May-Day Garland, Wednesday: 8 p.m., prayer an class for the first time at the 1 Sunday School classes and "I Was Made a Christian"! the Bible study meeting at the chape o'clock service. [ vacation Bible school to sanctuary and antiphonal choir: Thursday: 8:40 a.m., the Rev The Sunday Church School con will sing for the 11 o'clock service: venes for all ages at 9:30 a.m. g. 4 to 15. Mr. Achey will be heard on hii "O Strength and, Stay" and "Lea regular radio broadcast over sta nursery is held during the 1 Jsday: 11:15 a.m., chapel Me, Lord." o'clock service. |f the Luther Hall Chris- tion WAW£—1300 k.c. 1 Prelude and postludo: "Ah God WITH School. Parents invited 1 loard of Parish Education Hear My Sighing," "Voluntary, frustees. "If It Had Not Been Jehovah Whi Was on Our Side." May S: 8:30 p.m., [Club meeting. 3:30 p.m., junior high meeting, @UTSIDE May 12: 8 p.m., Par eighth and ninth graders; 5:15 Mr League meeting, p.m., chapel choir rehearsal, choii "ay, May 15: Ascension room; 6 p.m., junior high meet ing, seventh graders, Wesley Hall U a.m. G:30 p.m., youth choir rehearsal, UMINALL |urch's radio program, th choir room; 7:30 p.m., MYF meet, Hour, may be tuned ii ing, Wesley Hall. Sunday at 1:30 p.m LATEX-ALKYD Monday: 7 p.m., Boy Scou Helena Rubinstein's ^ and at 8 p.m. ovei Troop 78 will meet in the sod; PAINT for Or. Oswald Hoffmann i .maCTBaaa.™*^..^— The Luthcra hall. Mlnhtura 4-M U»a Sl.am Locomollv. television program, "Thii Tuesday: 8:15 p.m., evening clr C.n and Englna Equtppad wild Automatic Air tratai COLOR-TONE SHAMPOOS CONCRETE - BRICK >" is to be viewed ever} clcs of the WSCS will meet; s0 STUCCO H:30 a.m. over chan- p.m., the Fisherman's Club wi DAIRY FARMS on Wednesday at 2 p.m, meet in room 208, Wesley Hal Giant 2=° size NOW I ASBESTOS SHINGLES ' 11. the regular monthly meeting o at Roscland, N. J. the Westfield Council in room 20S WASH YOUR HAIR WITH COLOR-with Helena Rubinstein's Color-lbnt $C-98 . COMMUNITY Wesley Hall. Shampoo, the shampoo that enriches the color of your hair as it washes GAL |BYTERIAN CHURCH Centerville & Southwestern R. R. it singing clean -leaves it manageable and gleaming! MounUimide ST. LUKE A.M.E. ZION -will carry passengers on regular scheduled trips, beginning Delwyn R. Rayaon CHURCH No permanent dyes, nor bleaches - but a safe, temporary color for every niiniater 500 Downer street MAY 3, Through OCTOBER 25, 1958 .79 1 hair shade. Once-a-year offer on a six month's supply. QT. 9 a.m., prayer group a Weitfield ON SATURDAYS ONLY I All invited; 4:30-5 p.m. The Holy Communion serviee lv, CENTEKVIUE: A.M.—10:00, 10:30, 11:00, 11:10 and 12 Uxa A custom-blended shade for every hair color: Blonde-Tbne Shampoo, ligh Westminster Fellow celebrated every first Sunday. P.M.—1:30, 2:00, 2:30, 3:00, 1:10, 4:00, 4:10 and 5:00 Brunette-lbne Shampoo, Brown-Glow Shampoo, Sllver-Tbne Shampoo, Today: 8 p.m., St. Luke chorui |vitics; 5-5:45 p.m., Jufi- Bed-Head Shampoo. Limited Tim* Only plu$to* [ Westminster Fellowship, practice and business meeting. Also Special Holiday Schedule 8 p.m., elders meetin Tomorrow: 8 p.m., senior cho: DECORATION DAY. JULY 4th and LABOR DAY WELCH'S al's, 30 Bayberry lane. practice and 'business meeting, lr. CENTEKVIU.E: A.M.—10:00. 10:30, 11.00, 11:50 end 12 Neon "•" 12:30 p.m., Unite Sunday: 9:30 a.m., Churc; r.M.—1:15, 1:10, 2:03, 2:10, 3:00, 3:10, 4:00, 4:10, 5:00, !:10 anil i:M PAINT AND WALLPAPER Vomen May Fellowsh: school classes for all age group 11 a.m., worship, sermon. Mrs WEDNESDAYS, JULY, AUGUST, 2 P. M. UNTIL DARK *nd luncheon. Commun Schedule Subject to Change Without Notice 214 E. Broad Sf. AD 2.2233 ytciian is hostess churc Motcna Carney, pianist; Mis. Rut] junior choir rchcarsai Gonzalcs, organist. ROUND TRIP • 2 MILES - CHILDREN 20c • ADULTS 40e Jibs. Wednesday: 8 p.m., mid-week 54 Elm St. prayer and CIBSS meeting. Moraine and afte TwMity-Eifht THE WESTFIELD .(W. J.) LEAD LEGAL NOTICES • LEQM NOTICES • •• LEOAL NOTICES • • LEGAL NOTICES • • LEGAL NOTICES • • LEGAL NOTICES • the issuance of bonds, Bond Anti- i Removing present concrr from all sources for sad cipation Notes of JKUd Town which iit5l*«ir>Iio!'notice Is hereto given tha curbing and constructing new curli VUrpoet is H.60O.Q0 and that th ihall not exceed in the aggregate ^.s>£dlnances entitled as follows wen Ing at new ldcatlona. CAtlmated innxlniunii amount of bbo ml principal amount the sum of *22,~ #l>assed and adopted by tha Councf (b) B«moving present catch basin or jiotes tieccjiaary to 'be Issued fo 000.00. Sfiid notes shall teear Inter- < SFthe Town of Westfleld at a met* and coHBtruc'ting new cat<.'h basin aia purpose U fi.10e.0P,fi.10e.0P, TherThero i est at ft. rate which sball not ex- :-:*MK thereof lield>nril 28, 196s. at new locations complete wit erebeby appropriateppropriated to saiid purpOs ceed six per centum per annum, necessary pips, tie mmm of 1601600.00 0 from Capital Im and may be ren&wni from time to ^B).J •;•*.-.. . Town CJerk. (c) Removing present provem&ntvement tuna* availablavJJaiiJe fur »ucsucl lime pursuant' to and Wit bin the and constructing- new sidewalk ai ^BBSWR^fU- tramc II*. purpo men. limitations prescribed by eald law. From tlrne in t eiswij ' iHTAKCE Ne. 1232 new locations. * be Installed at the Intersection < SVy&VlOH 6: To finance Bald pur- All matters with reapecjt to s^-d wltHlf. (he. tfini cal Bond Vaw of the Staf nance fthall be determined by reso- to MM notes tn UOTION W •" tions and grades, tht manner approved by the Stai Of New Jersey, jn anticipation o lutions to toe hereafter adopted. I.NU ASU3A HETWEI! Highway Cpmmi»eJort*r. the ius pa nee of booda, Bond Antfcl ordinsne* skal (e) Removing trees required li patron Notes -of sftld Town whlcf tfflCTIGN fi. Not more than 1500.09 r«solution toTP ' " AVBWI'K A!*I» ELMRI the improvement. BKCT/ON ii: That all of aaL of the sum to b« raised by th* IMU- 8BCTION S. •V ACOltlBIIICB* mi Paving areas between preaeni work shall be completed under th •liall -not exceed in aggregate prin- «Y SUCKS* All V FOR aubdrvi$i9n of the Town 'Knslnee1 cipal amount the sum of' 14.100.00. a nee. of eald notes may fee u*ed to nltMil'sin" "•• — POMES ANW VMl THK cvr.- -.,.'# anS proposed curblnaT, flai cdntUrti per annum, and may be re-1 bs Isspissl is••#• PPftonUA monta. oral improvement to be paid for b; newed from time to time pursuan fiant'e engln&eifng or inspection y»a/», ^amputcd IN, JTRVMVBdd HKCKBHKCPiVBIK '- SBCTION 2: That all of the sa general taxation. to and within the limitations pre costs and legal expeiiBes, or to fi- , ANND 191119119 IS mprovement shall lie made and com aiwiTION «; U 4s hereby deter scribed by said I»aw. All matters nance the cost of the t»«uance of Shall ?eieter"nin«1 ty" resolutions CO OK BoMD AAWTICICIPPA lelfd under Hie supervislsn of th mined ana Hated that the estimated With respect to said notes not ae nuch obligation* as provided In «ald hf^optea . MOTES FOR IIB BriMAM 'own KnglneeE* and In accordanci amount of money necessary to b termlned hy this ordinance shall b' I«ca! Bond Law; Title -.0-.1-55 Re- Of *AID WOttK. ?with plane and sgieelflca'tlons tba rafscd trom all sources for adld pur- letermlned by resolutions to u vUed Statutes of New Jersey 1937. , .... IT GHDA1NBGHD D y the Count have >l)een prepared fo>r the lam pos« !• 113,000.04 and that tlie eati< tereafter adapted. SKCTION 1. It Is hereby deter- M ts* 'Tow'T n ooff Wcatlleld, tit th and which are now on file In thi mated maxltn&m amount of bonda oi mined and declared that the period County of Union: office of the Town Engineer and ar notes necessary to be Issued Cor salt SECTION fi: Not more than $100.0 of usefulness of the purpose fpr the hereby made part of this ordlnancr purpose is $13,660.09. There la here of the sum to be raised by the issu- ' fcextlunfctl 1. TThah t a narking lot I) by Appropriated to said purpose th> nan inging* of which said notes are to •titfuoted between Central Avenu. . BRCTION 3: That all of sal ance of said notea may be used tc ued imi a periopriod of ten yearsyears, IJtlmer Street, and Broad Strte work ^tiall be undertaken BM a gen sum of $1,500.00 from capital im finance Interest on *ot>Hrations 1B* Se Iss cral Improvement to be paid fo* proveinent funds available for sue' med to finance such purpose, wheth- computed from the dat« of said |. Uiwl Avenue, In accordanci bonds, at plans and speclilcatlona thai by general taxation. ir temporary or j)ermanent1 , or to b finance -enfirfneeiing or Inspection flEJCflEJCTtO . It Is .tierety deter* e^»een prepared tor the same an( SBCTION 4: It la hereby deter SEflTio-N 6: To flitaiice said pur costs of the Ifla»4Rnce of such obliga- mined and declared that thee fiupple-upp «»«;ars nohr on fll« In the offtc - lined and stated that the estimated pose ther* sball t>6 issued pur^iuan «tat«menent required by ot »M nn IM Town Engineer and or amount of money necessary to- b to the Local Bond LAW of the St&t ting, an provided In said Jjocn) jnental Debt mint ao filtf made part of this ordlnanci of New Jersey Ui,anticipation ot tli Bond Lawr Title -10:1-65, Revised said law has b duly madmad« and 19W. d.bt et MM . rallied from all sources /or sai< Statutes of New Jersey, 1937. Jlelidd in thee oofficf e o- f th« Town Clerk SESCTION 7. It, Is hereby ddter- Ion I. Tnat »»ia council here, purpose is tl.ltO.00 and that th. Issuance o€ bonds, Boad Anticlputtoi that such •tnte- Title I«:l-T« of JlH (nines to take and approprl estlmnted inatlmum amount ot bonds Notes of snl4 Totrtt which aimll no SECTION 7; It J« hereby deter- of said Towni,, anandd inui »u«-n Ined and declared that the period in I* incntM*t*T ,. H«W «# 'purchase, condemnation o or notes uSceHSary to be lssus«,for exceed in the o«arejtnte priudpn mined and declared that the period inent No filed shows that the _.-..- ' lll,l»»fj, MM tUt.aiid Kilaa ^/^aWner-siee, for the purpose of eon. said purpose is i7.2S0.00. There is amount the sum oi $11,500-00. Sal of usefulness of the purpose for the i&bt of said. .Town, as defined In Kauthorltad br .thla ttrdlnuigs will , atructlng said parkJnar lot, the landi hereby appropriate* to said pumoss nates mho.il fcear Interest at a rsu financing of which m\6 notes are Title 40:1-7_ ,16 of sold Revised be within alf d*M ifaMMtloM »»»• < fcet-siaaJRer described, now or for. the sum of IS70.UO from Capitol Im- wlilch shall not exceed s.K pel to -be Issued Is a periodd ootf ten yearsyeas., HUuU.v« Is Increased by this ordi- HanginsT to UargantT Cor- provement funds available for sue- centum per finnum and may be re date of. Bald nance by *22,006.O0,, and that said Anna H. Reese. John " tievred from time lo time pursUftn computed from "the notes authorised 'by this ordinance SBCTI-p«N k. Itt •!• hereby deterdeter- •RC-tlON 7. nil orilnatlca ajhrnll purposes, - , . • hottas, nhall be within all debt limitations mined and declared thathtt t»*t* Supple- laha »ff»ct twajltF ijin aflat tht Blsle ai. atia Charles and within Uio limitations pro- ««»-, * » ., «. .^ ... hereby deter> i—r. u.iarlas O. Gordon and Jam * 5: To finance said pur- J BBOTIONv " 8t It prescribed by said law. mental Debt Statement required tor nra«ra«,, pukl>e«ti«a p j tharMf «(t*r nnkl •- • - • -^sfiahi scribed bysaiil "law '., All mattermi s war mined and denlnred that the flapple- saltf law has been duly mad« an4 grid (Jeorge Smith, Kslle M. am pone there shall ~be issued, purs mentnl Debt Statement required by SECTION v, 'mis ordinance shall saltf law has been duly mad« an4 :«. Oaskell, derard J. an. to the Zjocal Bond letw of the .Stoti retpfef la said notaa noiott ,detennlnei ake effect twenty days after the fileild in thth e oiT.ciTce of the TowTownn Clerk 'Vasae''V' d ana April II, 1»B«. ~ ~ iranllello, Uiuta A. Hot of New Jeraey, in anticipation o bi>yy this ordinance snaishall be" deter fltittl law has i>een duly made and L pf said 'Town, and that' such stats* mined by resolutions to be hereaftei nled In the, office -of the Town Clerk first publication thereof after Anal the issiisnca of tnnda. Bond. Antlcl' of »flld Town, and that such, state- merit so filed snows that the irrosl .... Jn Contracting Co., an< paWon Notea" -- ild Tr— whic—•-'-!• a ment so tiled showa that the grogs Passed and adopted April 26, 1958.debt of laid Town, as defined >r ..n« O. .Laird, or their succes- Bholl not esc, In aaTC e prln JHefiott «: Not more than IHO.C Title 40:1-76 ot aatd Revise t, has been finally wsssa fc» thtfciCoiis Coujhi Of the sum to be raised by the iasu debt of flftld Town .aa defined In clor tha Totva of ««tn*ld, In tkt ssld lands being described ar clpal amount the "iiutn~ofm " |1,«0v.t> Title 40:1-70 of sold Hevlsed Statute* ftTATOMKNT Statutes I" Incretised by thli ordi- ctTor th« .TowV of WsjsMMd, n Said notes shailli bear- Interest at anc* or said notes may be used to M ihcreasedi by this ordinance by *..~ ._Jnanc« published herewith nance -by 117,600.00 and that •aid County of Union,, and tha twentr a point In th< tlnenc* tntorest on obllratlpna lwiued The uOrdli day uerlod of llimitation within v rate which shall nbt exceed aia pel o * nance »uch purpoee, whether 14,100.00 and thuit aald notea author- has been finally passed by the Coun- notes authorized by this ordlntuice l of Central Avenu centum ber annum, and may be re- 1,0d b0 tbl thuirdlmnct aalde notewill to©a autho wlthr cil of the Town of West field, In the hall be within all 4ebt-lhnilatloni whTel*'s>"'s)«lt."im:tk>ii-"»r; »— .-. . «,_..— ___t as measured in i new»d from time.to time pursuant emporary &r permanent, or to fl* ed by ordlimnce will to© wlth- Sii«st|sJntniT*1hc w n .lsncc •n«lneefVnr >or Inspection alUl ddeb'tllraitaUonitti s prescribepsribdd fcyby County of Union, find (he twenty rgftcrfb^d by said Jaw, southeasterly direction along sail (o and within the limitations Pre sosta and legal expenses or to finance day period of limitation within SECTION 9. This ordinance shall pri1lna.*ice_i(kcan be toomnetioMI *m »ro •Ma.from Its Intersection with th scribed by slid Liw. All matters which a suit, action or proceeding: take effect twenty days after th* fOUthaa*t«r)y aids of East •»—•-• wltn respect Jo said, notes not da-the cost of the Issuance of suett ob' SKCTION 9: Thla ordinance shall first publication thereof after Anal to run from- iho*••' Sit* of,h« thr ^•treetf'and runnjnfr thence <1) I :eimined by this ordInane* ahall be Itgatlons as provided In said I-ooai :ftke effect twenty days aft«r the ueetionlnff th* validity of such drat publubllcatlol iohn of tthih s stattlntnl i Bopd.Law, Title 40:1-f>5 'Revised First publication thereof after final Srd!nance can be commenced aa pro- passage. ; 4|ft ag'. East a distance of determined by r«0t>lutlone to be Statutes oV New Jersey. 19i7. vided in' The Local Bond Uw, has Passed and adopted April 28, IBfifl. JANIB F. '•'.fSjat'-to a point; -thence (t) hrrecfter 9dot»t«d. * - besjun to run from, the date of th» •41* 4t' West a distance of53.5 feel ^ • •* -- «otmon thftn $ioo.ot BiXTTION T: It 4s hereby deter ^Passed and adopted April 28f 1968. U 1 point; thencs (3) North 44' mined and declared1 that the period llret publication of this sfatemer* ' STATRNRNT of the sum tobe ralMd by th* , JANE F. D'AMGBLO. The Ordinance published herewith •4' Wut li dlatance of £5.28 fee issuance jot IMI4 -.-note. i ntrbt u«ed tt useful new of the . purpose for PJTATHMKMT Town Clerk. has been finally passed by the Coun- ;riAL mttti-nutcis H». 1144 Jp a point; thence (4) North 42* 18'to flnancp lnt«r#*...-••ti oonn «bll«atlonf be financing" of which safd -notei The Ordinance publfihed herewith cil of the Town of WentfUld. In the onnnxAwcffB ritaviniira m »t«rmln«3* West a, distance of 83.09 feet to i isiu«d to fltiiIRIIC« Much purpo»«, re to be issued Is * -period' of ton Inn been'finally passed hy the Coun* -1-lt Fees $25.20 HB mrauivajaBNT mr A RRC. ;*oJnt! tben» m North 48- 61' Basi whether temporart y or pernunent. ears compute* from the date of ill of the Town of Westfield, In the County of Union, and the twenty ft dlitaace of 82.97 feet to a point. ir to finance enfflntifflneerina....r. o_r. ln«pec. ^ - !nunty of tTn/on, and the twenty anSCtAh OIt»IItfAlVCf3 Yf». »»•• day . period of limitation within1 . ' the sum" to S"rt5_ _ thance tty South 43* «»' Bast a dls- ion costs of the liauancbs e of aucn .. , _. It Is hereby deter lay iterlod of limitation within IV pBDIUfA^CB TO |-HrtirnftnoP fan be commenced aa pro- TbKN AV«JMUB ANP H1OHLA vlded In The Local Bond Law, has MUM 0* 16' 10' East i distance AHHAVHNt'WH ARWDP to begun to run ffrom the date of the pf 4I.«» feet to a point; thence (») ^.^o^s.^.sracTiOW. 7V. "«'"*!it" l • "h»f«Lhreby, defer- iled in the office of the Town CUi-k Ided In The tyocal Bond.Irfiw, hon K«H IttH jaPrnOf-IIIATIOM OP first publication of thia statement- KonblC IS'30" Bast a dlatance pf ,.lneidd anid] decl*r«4 thrft, thth e perioidd jf said Town, and that such atatv oprun to run from the date of the T1IM (4 O N I B « MMCH««*RY • JANE F, fVANCJELO, ..8*tt .. t unefulne»« or the purpose for the iwnt eo (lied shows the eroes debt rst publication of this stntement. TIIBMBPam AND THB H8II- Town Gl***1* BRlI"fbBDAIKtST» •»» Ihs C«unell -tp.17 feet to a-nojnt In the south- jnnnclnff of which eald notes are it said Town, nn denned In Title JANE P. D'ANaisr/>, AUCH Of BOND ANTICIPATION ot the Town of WesffleU ,ln the > "Westerly side of Rimer Street; thence bo -be leaued in a period of ten year*, J0!l-7tf of said Bevlsed statutes Is Town*C(prkTC(k . NOTES FOR THK FMAMCINO r> -1 - J t , Fees $27.90 Countv of Union! ,.(U> South 49* «•• *0" East and fclnd- oraputed from the date of sai-i hcreased by this ordinance by IU,- 1-lt Fees $27.8G SECTION 1. That Blm atrstt Inr'on said* aide of Glmer Street a 00.00 and that said notes author- OK BAIO WORK, - IIPECIAf, OR0INA1VCK IMS SRCTIOV S: It I* nmrmby deter ;ed *y this ordinance shmi be with- MFKVtAh OfWtMAXICK ffw. 13M BE jr_OBDAINED by the Council A3V MtDUVAIVCEmmNAJfCB D TO MOVIOMlO B FOFOR from Orchard Btrest to Broad Street dlatance of •• feet to a point; thence 1 Town ot Weitfleld. 'in" tha THK CONSTRUCTION OF A tie improved In ths followlns; man- (11) south Si* iV 30" West a dis- lined and declared that the Supple- all debt limitations prescribed .V I>ArVCK THI PHOVIDR FOB f the ner: - tance of. 98.«7 feet 'to a- •—•-»point•; lental Debt Statement required by t said law. T»ltS WF.TOiACrcmrcTVT OF TH»F- bounty oif UnionUnion: PARKING ARKA OW A SHIRTI-nJt iRence (II) Mouth 48 17' »«-, East *id lair hits toeen duly made ana SECTION 9: - This ordinance shall VtC rKs'HVS AT THK I^TKHI»EC- SECTION 1: For, the purpose ofif OF I'<»T S OF BLOCK •«** THB (») Constructlnit _-. .- , "ed in the office of the Town Clerk _ke effect twenty days after the intending the storm water sewer APFHOPRIATION OF THE MON. meni hating a width or II fmt and 1 said Town, and that such state- rst publication thereof after final Tttm or R. BIIOAD STHRET AKO lystem o( the Town of Westneld, IRS NBCRSMARY THKISKKOR co4iststlnir. of an B" concrete^ base ment so Hied mhaWB that the frr»im •assag-e. HliM NTHKf^T, AMII TO MAKK 'ollnnf forced concrete storm sewers AVI) THB I»*VANCK OF »ONI> course.-lH" asphalt binder Interme- SBCTION H. ol>t of aald Town as denned in Passed and adopted April SS, 1958. AIV Al'VH4iVniATIf>S TOR BVCH ith neceasary manholes, catch ANTICIPATION HOTKi FOR TUB diate course and a 1H* bituminous mined and deel Mtle 49:1<7# of said ttev.eed.Htatutefl PURPOHR ANI> *TO PROVIHR and other appurtenances KINAWClHn Of MAID WORK. concrete aurfaoa ooursa for the en- mental Debt 8 increased by (his ordinance by ffTATKHIRIVT THR fsfltTAivcfi} or Monn hall be constructentructed ilint the follow JJK IT ORDAINED by the Council tire letlfrth. said law kg, i, . w._v».,v.' of" •!« fe'et to a. point; ,,230,t>0 and that said notes outhor- The Ordinance published herewith ni CIPATlOj*iinoi»tiAioBrY JIOTRS, TO ME»T g locations: jf Hie Town of Westneld, In the (b) Rssurfaclac silstlric If wide P*««J I" the offlc of j^ thence (li) South 48* 17' 30" Bust :ed by this ordinance will be with- (is been finally paused by the Coun- BK IT ORDAINEDiAioB byr the Council (a> 24 Inch pipe aewer In Alden County of Union: % concrete shoulders with a 1V4" bi-of iald Town, in, tlii . ••/'distance of SB.iS feet to a point; flJJ debt limitations prescribed by 11 t>t the Town of WestfUld, In the 1 the Town ot WoatfloJd In the yehue from ilradford Avenue to SECTION 1, That a parklnff arfea tuminous concrete surface pavement Went {0 filed skoi m thance (1T> Bouth 41" 42' 30" West tld law. ounty of Union, and'the twenty )unty of Union: d Avenue be constructed on a portion of L»t for the entire length. dent of saw Town I a distance of 6M feat to a point; SECTION 9: This ordinance shall ay period of limitation within xw, -I Inch pipe sewer In Htgh- 8 of Block 60S In the followin* (c) Doing alt excavation and fO:i.70 of null ke effect twenty dayf aft^r the ehlch a suit, action or proceeding SECTION i: Thnt traffic lights nd Avenue from Alden Avenue to manner; grading necessary for the Improve* thence <1»> running on « curve to 1 replaced at ttie 1 ntei'sectlon ot Increased br (his c *-th* Tlffnt having a radius of 45 •at publication thereof after final lueetlonmK the validity of such tfrch Avenue (a) Coastructltig on the present ment and doing; all other work nec- EO0.0O and that st Ordinance can be commenced AS pro- , Broad Street cind Elm Street In a pavement base course a 2Mi Inor essary and Incidental to said Im fset an are dlatance of 44.18 feet ided In Tbe Local Bond I*aw, has lanncr approved toy the State ijlgn 2_:, That all of the said lied by thli smisw -M'* eelnt; thence (19) 41* 43' SO" Foaled and adopted April 28, 1958. 7ty Cornmlasloner. ' ' ork shall be completed under the pDnetrntlon Intermediate course ant proveinent, j^ldeBt llmltatloni . West a distance of 14.68 feet to a gun to run from the date of the SECTION 2. That all of th© said uporvision of the Town Engineer a 1 Inch Ultumlnoua concrete sur- SECTION f. Thst all of tha said point; thence («•) North 43" 43' West rst publication of this statement. ,ork ahall bo ocmpleted under the .nd In accordance with plans and faCft course. Improvement shall tae made and SECTION II. nu,,™ » distance of M.I0 feet to a -point; The Ordinance published herewith JANE P. D'ANGEIX), upervislon of the Town Eng-lneer. peclflcatlons that have been pre- (b) Constructing- guard rail sfnd completed.undar .ths .supervision of take effett Iw-entr Sim thence (21) Month IT 4»' West a dis- as been Anally paaeed by the Coun- Town Clerk, iarcd for the same and which are fencing, inatalltngr of pot*.* for the Town Engineer and In accord- nnt Dublloatloa tkmMJ II of the Town of Weetfleld, In the SECTION 3: That all ot flala parking meters, and toy doing all ance with plans and speciflcatlons tance tofll.l t feet to a point; thence Ork ahull 'be undertaken as a. gen- ow on file In the office of tho Town 1 passage. (!J) Worth 48* 17" 80" Vest a, dis- ounty of Union,, and the twenty /al improvement to lie paid for by Inglneer and are hereby made a necessary - grading , seeding, and thst havs been prapsrad for the Passed an tance m 11M1 feet to a -point; ay period of limitation within OBIHPfANCK W«. UM ;meral taxation. iart of this ordinance. planting- and alt other work riecea- same and which are now an file In t5i»ie (|ij eolith 3V SI' Wast a rhlch a Mult, action or proceed Inn; K imDiWABfCB rnovioiiva FO« aBCTIOM S: That all of said nary and Incidental to the work of the office of the Town Engineer dl.tsjioe of I2S.S feot to a point In uestionlng the validity of nucb T«IE PUHCIIAWB or own VOWRH SECTION 4: It Is hereby -deter- constructing1 such area, and are hereby mads part of this Ordinance can be commenced an pro- ilned and stated that tho estimated ork shall ba undertaken as a gen~ *v. the northeasterly side of Central •TUMP CUTraR, THB A«*I*MO- mount ot money necessary to be ral Improvement to be paid for by SECTION 2. That the «ald Im- ordinance. hail been flnslipB Aiyenue; ttience (J4> North 37* SB-Ided In The Ijocal Bond Law* han j- Or THi3 MONflVS en era! taxation. West and binding on said aide a dls- aepun to rim from the date of the ARY THKHKFOn AND ilsed from all sources for said pur- ato, provement shall be made and com* SECTION '• That all of said pfi of the Town* __ "xst publication of this statement. ...BVA.WCR OF iONI) ANTI. •oee la $10,000.00 and thut the eatl- i; It hereby deter- Dieted under the ^supervision of the work shall be undertaken as a irert- County ot Union, -ni /»• - tavnce of 6QAS feet to a point; thence JAMB F. D'AN-mciX). natcd maxiniuni amount of bonds or t th tited Town Engineer and In accordance ernl improvement to be"pald for *-** day period of MaUUUe-l ,,<»&) Korth JO* SS' West and ntlll C*PATIO!* lfOTK* FOR THB Vl- nined and statettdd tthat the estimated 5 binding-oniaald aide a dl»t , , *..-*''- Tnwn Cler- AJrciwct op uin rvuouABR. Qtea necessary to be Issued for imoutvt of mdn«y necessary to be with plans and specification* ti general taxation. * which a halt, seUM frs*i Fees $28:80 g Id, purpose is $9,000.00, There is aised from All sources for *a|d pur-^ tVe been prepared for the same SBCTIOSECTION «4. It lI s hrherebe y «etertcr- nuestlonlnt U» I ~ „ ».« feetjojth* -point and t B IT onDATNfet) by the Council 1R Which are now on Ale in the Ordlnsnctft jf th« Town «f W»itfleld, in the ir»?by approprlfitefl to *nld purpoHe > $25,000.00 (Hid that the estU 1 mlned and etated that the aUd , OBintAWCR xan., 12^<4 ie sum' of 11,00.00 from capital lm- maximum amount of bona^.flC ...liioe of the Town zmffineer and are amount of money necessarneceaaa y to be Vlded in T '£3J»otl«l IP'TIwt *»!d PKcr* JGunty of Union: > */avement funds available for such sotea nectiaaary to pm issued ttot n'eirvbr made part of this ordinance, raised from all sources for saibde beguA to 1 •haU be improved by construction AM ORDIFA-fCORDI K to PlOVinn FOR SECTION l: There shall fee pur- rpose. laid purpose la $22,000,00, Thore is SBCTION 3. That e&id work shall purpose is I87,«O».OO and that the first public! si a mosHflsd fsnetratlIo. n macadam TUTUB nnojfar«iicTio-r nr arouM chased, by the Town PurchaBlng 813CTIOX 5: To finance saia pur- lereby appropriated to -said purpose be -undertaken ai general Improve- cstmated maximum amount of BWJaW II! * IBOHIBOTIOHii OF loard, for the use of the D-epart- .he sum ot "" ~~ " ,'Ht*ni«it with'a bituminous con- CI.AHH MtMHtMHT A1»DD T OTO PIIO- mo there shall bo iasued pursuant . trom "capital ment and shall be paid for by gen- bonds or notes nseessary to be Is- crete surface Having a total thlck- nent of -Public Works one power the liocal Bond Law of the Stato mprovement to,vvv. available for eral taxation. Hued for said purpose Is tPM'O.DO. t-l-lt BMs. ajf I Inches complete with VHIB FOR THR Appt»oriUATiojpt»o r ii)mp cutter with complete neees- New Jersey In' anticipation of uoh jJUrpoee. fund i-JRCTrON 4, It Is heretty deter- There Is hereby appropriated to starm drulm, sidewalks, iiirbln.. OF" ftlliB M"6lVlin¥ -—------iary equipment, .e Issuance of bondu. Bond Antl- To finance said pur mined and stated that the estimated mid purpose ths sum of |l,*o«.So guard fttlla fencing, parking meter vttKHtsvon Aim TirTUBa UtVH*v- SECTION 2: It Is hereby deter- ipatlon Notes of said Town which . ogee tthere shalhall be issued pursuant amount of money necessary to be from. Capital Improvement (unda Public Notice . *-•——'posts-; •an —d • b•—y doin dofii-gJ alalll necessar- y nlned -and stated that the estimated alt not exceed In the affgrregnte raised from all lourcea for said pur- available for auoh purposes. grading, saedlns: and tilanting, and AWOB OF »OBri> AWTICIfATIOW mount of money necesaary to be to ththee ICiU Bond Law of the Stata an ordlhanc* •n r WOTfSI FOB HE FmAWCIWO OF Inclpnl amount tho sum of |9»- of HeHevr Jer y J anticipation o'f 'thepoae 1B $3,000.00 and that the esti- BRCTION i. To finance aald »ur- passed andale -'' JlU other work necessary and Incl- a I sed from All source* for said IO.OO. Said noTCB shall bear Interest of Him Jeraey In anticipation,of the mated maximum amount of bonds or SAID WORK. urpoaa Is $3,000,00, and that there issuancnce oott bon-' prpvemSnfa ahall 4>e made and-com- SEJCTION 1: For the .purDose of uch vurpoaes. notes shall bear InUrest at a rate clriatlon Notes of said Town which plsied Undei^ the' supervision of the mlnrglnff and extending the stoMn 'escribed .by Bflld law. All matters whicn aha] I not exceed nix perprovement funds, available for such shall not exceed in aggregate prln- Town Engineer and in accordance ater eewer system of the Town of SBCTION I.' To finance aald pur- 1th respect to anld noteB not de-centum per annum and may be repurposes- . clpal amount the suss of 18«,poo.vO. AJI OMDIIJAIIO With aald plans and speciflcatlons "eatneld, reinforced concrete storm r«e there ihall be issued, purhuant rrrtlneii by thla ordinance shall be newed from time to time pursuant SECTION 5. To finance said pur- Said notes shall bear Interest at a TUB T •(rnJcll art fi«re*y made' a part of wers with necessary manholes, > the local Bond Law of the State termlned by resolutions to be to nnd within the llmitntipns pre- poses there shall be .'lMtued, pur. rate which shall not exceed six per •KJfT, . this ordinance. tch basins; and other appurten- New Jersey, In anticipation of reafter adopted. ficrlbed .<\jy said law. AH matters uuaflt to tho Lrftcnl Dond Law of the centum per annum, and may bs re- •fction 6. That all of aald work jces «hall t>e conatructed In the lie Issuance of bonds. Bond, Antlcl SECTION 6: Not more than J 100.00 with respect to said notea not deter- State pf New Jeraey, In. anticipa- new«d from time to tlrne pursuant -shall be undertaken as a general llowlnff locations: uion notes of eald Town, which tho sum to bo raised by .the IBSU- mined by this ordinance shall be tion of the issuance of bonds, iBond to and wthln ths limitations pfe- (mpravement to be paid for by gen- (a) 16 inch pipe »ewer in Clark all not exceed in aggregate nrtn- ice of .said notes may be used to determined by resolutions to be Anticipation Notes of Bald Town scrlbed by eald Law, All matters eral taxation. reet from the present storm sewer Vftal amount the sum __y\*2,7kOQ. iance Interest on obligations Issued hereafter adopted. ' which shall not exceed In affVrfigate with respect to said notes not de- 8-r-u 50 feet southeasterly from Edjfe- Said notes shall bear interest nt finance alien purpose, whether 8EJCT1ON 6. Not more thnn IBOO.OO principal amount the sum of 17,- termined by this ordinance shall be) SHBBIFF'S Sectlos 6. tt Is hereby deter- he rate which shall not exceed BU mporary or permanent, or to 11- 000.00. Sftld notes shall bear Inter- determined. 4b_jr, resolutions to be mined and stated that the estimated wooJ Avenue to Dudley Avenue. of the sum to be raisedI by tthe Issu- ot New Jsn . SECTIOBCTrOMN 2: That all of the saiaid er centum per annum, and may be bnce engineering -or Inspection of said" n'otea" jma used to est at & rate which .shall not exceed hereafter adopted. Union Countr-1 amount ot money necessary to be worrFk shal• "l *b o complete• • d' unde" r the en««red froth time to time pur sta and legal expenses or to fl- hnanceintereat on otollffatlony •?• s Issued six per centum per annum, and may SECTIOli iot more that) Itto.ea raised from all SOUI-CCB for said pur- upe.ervlslo. n o_f- the Town —Enginee -_ r ant to and Within the limitations nco the coat of the l&sunnre of to finance such purpose, whether be renewed from time to time bur* of th,e _jaumm to be raised by the lasu- poae la I2J8.3O0.O0, and that the e«tl- andd In accordancdn e witithh planas and escribed by laid law. All matters iueh obllgatlons-'afl provided In eald temporary or permanent, or to fi- suant. to nnd within the limitations Les may be used .to mat4C , maximum amount of * bonds apecincatlons that huye been pre- Ith respect to aald notea not deter ocnl Bond I^aw, Title 4O:1-BG Re-nance engineering or inspection prescribed by said Law. All matters financeance o f Intereseald nott ion obligations ia- ./Ife," or nates necessary to be Issued for pared for the same and which are jned fcV^this ordinance ahall be ned Statutes of New Jersey. 1937. costs and legal expenses or to fi- with respect to said notes not deter- oilcd to finance auch purpose, wheth- fcutlon .said purpose u $208,470.00. There Is now on file In the office of the Town itermtned by resolution to be here- SECTION 7: It I a hereby deter- nance the cost of tlie Issuance of mined by this ordinance shall b« er temporary or permanent, or to ^vfr'tWoH... here%her«»yr _-npimiprlatetipprojn iuted ththe'Bue summ of Engineer and are hereby made a itned and declared thnt tho period such obligations aa provided In said determined by resolution to be here- finance anarinaering or " inspection 192,880.00 f limi ca pltal I mg)r ore- 4, It la hereby defcer- O-fter adopted. of •xeautlan M »• men t funds nvullnblo tor *ucsh pur- iwirt of this ordinance. ' usefulneaa ot tho purpose for theL*ocal Bond LAW, Titlo 4O:1-5G, Tte- costB and legal .expense, or to.- fi- expose for se> *• ' SBCTION S: That all of sftld ined and declared tnat tho period [.anclnff of which cald notes are to Vlced Statutes of New Jersey, 1937. SECTION 6.' Not More than f 800.00 nance th* coat of the Issuance" of poses, usefulness of the purpOHo for the 9«e^lotf 7. To finance said *ur- work ahall be undertaken ne a gen- Issuad IJB a period'*of ten years tSRCTtON 7: It la hereby deter- of the sum to be raised by the Usu- auch obligattoiaSi aa Provided In said Kl ral Improvement to be paid for ffnttnc'tnfr of which said notta mtmted from the date of Bnld mined and declared that the period nnce of said notes may be used to tocal Bond Uw. Tllle 4«U-58, He- Poee ill eraj'ehali bo Issued, Pursuan. t !1 |o tha local bond law of the State by R-tmeral taxation, *e to be iasued li a period of five of usefulness of the purpose for finance Interest on obligations Is- vUod statutes off NNeww Jeraey, n>7n . the State 8KCTION 4: It la hereby deter- J) yeara computed from the data •SECTION fi: It l« hor*Vby deter- the financing of which eald notes are sued to finance such purpose, SECTIONSB9TION^ 7 Itt ^ U JieregJeregy deterdtr- Ol»Jew Jerse" y I'n anticipation of th' a nliifU ami stated that the estimated ,' said bond*. ned and declared that the Supple- to be Issued Is a period of ten yearn whether temporary or permanent, mfned' and'declared that the feerfo4 lMuance of bonds, bond'anticipation amount of money necessary to be SECTION 5. It U hereby deter- ental Debt -Statement required by computed from the date of aald or to finance engineering: or inspec- of uaefulneas of the tturg>oae for fh1 e notei of aaid Town which shall not Ine4 &nd declared thnt the Supple- ejected in aggregate principal nlsed from all sources for said pttr- ild law ha« heen -duly made ana bonafl, tion costs and legal expenses, or to financing of which aali notes are amount the sum of $205,470.00. Said ,>ORO In $9,000.00 and that the. esti- iehtnl Debt Statement required by od In the Office of the Town Clerk SECTION 8: It is hereby deter- finance the oost of the Issuance of to be Issued Is a period of ten yeara, notos phnll bear in-tirost- at a. rate mated maximum amount of bonds iid law has been duly made and ' 80.1(1 Town. nnt\ thnt such stata- mined and declared that the Supple- such obligations, as provided In «ald computed from the date at Mid which shalJ not pxceod 8% per notes necessary to be Issued for led In tti« office of the Town Clerk ent so (lied phewvs that the grogs mental Debt Statement required] by U>cal Bond Law, Title 40:1-55, Be- annum And may bo renewed from in Id purpose ia $8,100.00 There 1* ' aald Town, and that such state- bt of sa(d Town, na defitipd- In said law has been duly made and vlned Statutes of New Jersey, 1987. "^BCTION 8. It" Is herebr detef- time to time pursuant to and with- : y Appropriated to said purpose ient mo filed «howa that the groan tie 40:1-70 of aiild KevlRod stat- njed In tile office of the Town Clerk SECTION 7. It Is hereby deter- tnlned and declared that the Sup' in the limitations prescribed by he sum of 1900.00 from capital Im* ibt of said Town, as defined In es In Inrreajsjed by this ordinance of Bald Town, and thaati such atntestate- mined afid declared that the period plcmentn.1 Debt Statement reauired State law. All matters with respect rovement funds avallaibie for jtuch tie 40:1-7. of said IUVIHMI 8tfltut«a y $9,000,00 fl»dd thnthntt saisaidd notcnotcnn metit so filed shows tha' t the (cross of usefulness o>f the purpose for by said law hns been duly maae ana to nald notee not determined by this •urpose. IcreaseIncreased by th.tt ordinancordi e by uthorlzeedd by ththii s nrdlnnnndl e shftlhlll debt of Bald Town as defined In tho financing of which said notes art nled In the oltlss or the Town Clark ordinance shall bo determined by 'SESCT1OK 5: To finance aald pur- [ 700.070001\ 0 andd tht saiaidd notenot„ es authhorvr- withl n nil debt limitations pre- Tltltlae 40:1740:1-76 ooff said Revised of said Town, snd that such state-? ;ed b y ththls'ordlnancl e wilillll tbw withii n said Revised to be Issued la n. period of ten resolutions to bo hereafter adopted. pose there shall be Issued pursuant thi rlbed by slid ItvwIvw. Statutes is Increased b y thithis ordidi - ye-am. computed from the date of m«nt so nled shows that ths pro"* lo thn 1JOCR\ Bond Uw of the State 11 debt limitations prescribed by debt of said Town aa dsRMt .In Section 8. "Not more than $5000.00 SECTION fl: Thts ordinance shall nance by 122.Q00122.Q00.0. O 1 ftnd thathatt saisaidd said bonds. • f Nsw Jersey in anticipation of the notea authorizeauthorized ^y this odordinanci e Title 40S1-76 ot said Bevfssd Sta- of thn 5>uni to be raised by the is- ssunnce of bonds, Bond Anticipation This ordinance shftll /ko effect twenty daya »nftor the S!5CTION 8. It Is hereby deter- Charlei •uance of said notes - may be used r*ftt publlcfitrnn thereof a'fter final shall be within all debt limitations mined and declared that the Supple- tutes la Increased by" this ordinance North to finance Interest on obligations Jotca of said Town which shall not ike effect twenty days after the issmffe. prescribed by said law. mental Debt -Statement required toy by (24,000.01) and that said notes Issued to finance • such purpose** xceed In tho aa-ffretcate principal 'At publication thereof after Anal Passed anil adopted April 28, 1958. Pan Bed and adopted April 28, I9C8. antd law has been duly made ana authorised by this ordinance will be whether temporary or permanent, or amount the mum ot $8,100.00. Said msAate. ' fllftd In-the office of the Town Clerk within all del)t limitation prescribed to fliianct engineering or Inspection notes shall bear Interest, at a rate passed and adopted April 29, igss. 8TATB1WKNT STATEMENT of said Town, and that such state* cOBta and ivgnl exponsp, or to fi- which shall not exceed six per The Orrtlnance published herewith The OrdjnajncOrdinance publishehed herewith ment so filed shows that the gross SECTION^.' This ordinance shall nance the cost of tho Issuance of 'ontum per annum and may be ro* STA-TKJfRIVT as been finally pnsflpfl bv the Coun- has been finallfinally pdnaed by the CouCounn - -ipht of said Town, at* defined In take enroct twenty days aft*r the aUch obllgntlons as provided *ln aahl iewcd from time to time pursuant The Ordinance published herewith 11 of. the Town of "Wcstfleld, In the cil f th To al L'?.' hunted »l{tf;jj inn been finally passed by the Coun- cil of the Town of AVentfloldtflld , In ththo Title 40:1-76 of said Revised first publication ther«of after fi» Jofiil i>nna law, bine Title 40:1-55 o nnd- within tha limitations pre- ounty of Union, and the twenty County of Union, and 'the twenty Statutes"»-••"-— , •la- incrcased- - this ordl- .Xt-bv-fctrf statutes of New Jersey. , ierll)p(3 by said law. All matters with 11 of the Town of WeBtfleid, In the ay period of limitation within clay period of limitation within P"asled and adopted April 21, 1»58- , 5it*<->t)on 9. It Is hereby deter- espect to aald notes not determined .'ounty of Unlun, and the twenty .'hloli a suit, Ration or proceeding nance •by_. i 17,000.0, .-.0 , a, nd that said which n suit, action or proceeding notes authorized by this ordinancdi e nii'iea and dPclaapd tlmt trie period by thlft' ordinance shall be deter- lay period of limitation within mestlonlne: the yallfllty of mioh uestlonlne the vnlldlty of such STATBMEiyT ' , of Ugefulnefld of tno purposoa for the mined by resolutions to be hereafter vhlch a suit, action or proceeding VnJnance can be qtimmenveil as pro- will bo within all dobt limitations financing of which nald notes nre to mesttonlnff the validity of such idea In The U-cal Bond Law. hasSrdlnnnce cnn be commenced n« pro- pn«*-rrlbod by said law. The Ordinance published herewith do-tUed, Jrdlnnnce can be commenoed t\s pro- vlded In The Local Bond IJIW, has SECTION 0. This ordinance shall hag been Anally passed by the Coun- be Issued la a period of ton years SRCTION fi: Not more than $200.00 ?KUH to run from the UntP of thp begun to run from the date of the cil of the Town of •WestBold, In the ,f oi* hVflfk, ([ computed from the date of snid of the sum to be raised by the Issu- rtded in The Local Bond I^aw, hnn rst publlcftt*on of thin s|nt**m*-nt take effort twenty daya nfter the bonde. «' tegrun to run from the date of the JANH P. Tl'ANORT.O. first putilicatlon of this statement. first publication thereof after final County of Union, and. the twenty nnco of Raid notes may be used to lr»t publication of thlR matement. JAN13 F. X)'ANGELOf day period of limitation wltiiin tlnnnce interest on obligations Issued T*"»Wn Ptoi-lr passage. Bfictltott 10, It IP tiprpby doter- JANB V. D'ANOKIX), Town Clerk PuRsed nnd adopted April 28, 1958.which a suit, action or proceeding; mmoci and de^lnri**! thnt tho aupple- 'o jlnnneo such purpose, whether Tnv/n C!«rk E-l-lt Feefl $28.30 questioning; the validity at such .empornry or permanent, or to fi- t 'Fees $23.40 Ordinance can be commenced as pro- metjtal «^>t wintement required by nance engineering1 or Inspection -1-lt Fees ?18.0O STATKMKtfT paid law hns been *1uly made nnil Bl'IUIAI. OltUINAIiiCK. No. 1241 The Ordinance published herewith vided In The l^ocal Bond l«iV. lias fi!*1'! in the'office of tho Totvt. Cleric ami logrnl expenses or to fl- V OniH'VAWCOniH.VAWCE TO PflOVlHR. FOR begun to run from the dats of tho 1 1 tl ...... ' the post of the Issuance of 12.1T OF A nnooK i'HK CONSTRUCTIOUCTION OF STOIISTIM ftfjs boon finally passed by the Coun- PF 'jlrtVi"- - i T'own*'and'tha' ~— ~* " 't Burh fttnte-^..tlc- __ pnovmiivft von cil of tho Town' of Wentfielri, In thp first publication or this statement. incnt so nled shows that the CTOSH fiuclr nbllifntlons aa provided In snld TiinoiTRii IOT!* #:u\, m. an AND SRU I1IIS IN SftCriONS OV* KI.1M JANE P. D'ANGELA debt "* -"*.•* ™ - *• - • IJOPEII Tlond T^aw, Titlo 40:l-C5 Re- THR lCHPROVE)M«n* OF THE) IV- ai» iy m.orK nn »w TIIM 'rows STItKKTt HVOODMJtfD AVB»VW. County of Union, and the twenty Town Clerk debt" of said Town, as defined fn Vlsed Statutes of New- -Jersey, 1937. TBRRBorioiv or - SPRIKCI OP WRSTPII'3I/1>. 1IR AIM»fl«>rill- day period of Ilnritntlnn within T'tle 40:1-76 x»f flald Revlsvd Stat- fllKOirnil M>TB SA * 0 I11AJCK which ft suit, action or proceeding E-l-lt Pees.121.90 titca, Is tnerctuted tsy this ordinance RRCTION 7i It In hereby deter- (*T«KBT AMD BAHW'AV AVR- ATION OP THR MONKVS WtQCF.N- OO» ANI1 TO 1'KOVlOR FOB TUB by $205,470.00, and Mint safd nc jnlntMl ami Tini ISStANL- H NKOFSBAKKCESAH Y THHItKKOTIIKV0R video In The Local Bond Uw, has AN ORD1KA-1CB mnVIDIKO FOB be within till debt limitations Ilnanclim- of which snld not«a ara to tmsf KOTEH I«-I»II TIIR FINVWC- AND Till? ISSUANCE OF BONH THIS IMPnOVB-SKVT DP A SKC- aerlbed 'by State law. pre- l>e iftsiied in a period of ten yanrn OF «l»]Wn ANTlCIPATtON NOT 10B mo oi- s,\ti> WORK. ANTICIPATION NUTRS FOR TUBboffun to run 'from the date of th«? FOR fflB PlWANCiKO OK* SAID first publicatiotinn at tthl« stntfrnont. Section 11. .This orfllnanco «..».flhall. ^nmnutotl from the date of iald BR rr onnATNET) by tho Council KlS\NClN pRPsage. . mlnort and doclnrerl fchflt the fiuppte- T-'or tho "purpose of County of Union: A IVTICIt-ATlON J Jlemovlng present concrete [fierito! work through Ijots 30, 37. Tim APP«oi»niATionr OP TUB SECTION 1. That CDfton Street •otl rtultult, actioatinn or prnroeillntll r IR.100.no find thnt nald notea nuthor- (b) RefnovJnir present sldswi evork whflll be com pint fttl undnr tlio Ipo newer In W-oodlr\nd 11OM) ANTICIPATION 1VOTRM quentlonltiff the valHlty of mich jzed by UIIB onllnfeneo shall bo wlth- id oonwtructlnK new aldewalk at "iinervlfllon of tlie Town Kiiffliu-cr Avenue from Wy eh wood Hoad to FOR THR FIXANCINO THRRF1- BS1 feet be Improved In tha follow- OriHTinnfO ean be enmmencetl n» prn- Lald inw llmltntlona Prescrlbeil by BTV locations ml hi nc-enrdanre with nlnns and Cheery Lane, OF. inK manner: videi* In The Ixieal rtond Tjf»w. Imp HRCTTON 0: Thin ordinance nhall (c) Relorntinff pr<-j»pnt 7-Mbili? utfl- 'Ificntlorm thnt hnv.n benn pre- (b) ZK" iilpo aewer tn Iota GA & BE IT OijDAINKt) by tlie Council (a) Constructing; granite blocK begun t» run from the dnle of .thn *nke orfprt twenty dnya nftor thfi les tn (-(inform to new curuln nrpd for the name mm which' arc 6 of Bind* 505. of tho Town of Wcntfleld In the curbing alongr both BWes thereof, firflt publication of this ptntempnt Ilrst T)Qblicntlon thereof nfter flnnl icntlonn nnfl fcrnd«n >\v on file In the offlcp of the Town County of Union: uarnllel with tha eenterilne nf Clif- JANE P. D'/VNorcr.o. (i!) PavJnff nroas between present (c) 15" plpo -Bewer In 331m Street SECTION 1. That for the purpnnfr ton Street and IB feet therefrom, pnwuaffe. ifziiwfir iw*l an» Jicreby niqtlo « from approximately I GO foot south- nf Tnwn Plfr urblnrr And proposed cur-blnfi; rt t*t thin nnnnance. easterly of Dudley Avenue to Wai- ' -""Mlatlnp the UHP of Public except nt tho Intersections of Sum- R-J-1t , • T'eon $17.70 raflsed and adopted April 28. 10BR. (e> T>olnsr all otlinr work TIPCU. flRPTION rt. Tlmt all of said nut streft. .'in-i-ia nnd public parUinp tirnns, mit Avenue ana Dunham Avenue try ana Incidental to the tmprov*- Parklnp mptern to RTVP npurnTJ- where the curbing shall bo con- , ^ RTATKMKNT r>rk nhnii htt iJiKl^rtnken tin n Rf*n- SKCTIoy 2. That nil of Ui« Bald •PFiiAT. onniSAj.rn) TVn. i pnt rnl linprovcmpnl to ho paid for by work nhnll bo completfid undPr tho inatoly 210 eftrw hn purchased by the structed to meet the future or pres- AN onm>A\rr. IMIOVIDIM; The Ordlnonp** pubUshcfl herewith RBCTTOH 2: Thnt all of tho si --?nprnl tnxntlort. Town PurebfiRlntr Board. ent curbnK. IIRH hppn finally phappfl. nv thd Coun- improVoniont shrtll bo mailo nnd KUpervlnlon of the Town Knmincer (b) Constructlnc a modified pene- ami" lMimovijMBivT nv "run cil of tho Town nf W*>stn*-lil, In the flKCTrON 4. Tt ia herobv .lotr-r- Riiti in nrc-ordfincc with pinna nnd SKCTION 2. It Is hereby f]etei"> tNTBnKKOTIIlN OP reOTT omnleted umiet* tho »ut»©rv!fllon of ntnert nnd fltmtPd .thfit tho psti- spec!(1 out IonH thsit liavt* noon pre- mliiod urttl Btateil that the pHtimatort tration nincnilnm pavement with n AVfJM'ipi AT«T» 1.K1VIIX AVP.1VHI*Tt*!, countr1f v y pr|of( 1 unionof , nnd the* twt-ntv ho Town KnfflnPer nnd In ncfnrd amount of money nneewwary to bt nltumlnouB concrete surface havltitf V . i " ^ limitation within mcp with piann nna snpclflcntlon UMI amount of money nprensnry imr«Ml for tho anmo nnd which are Tllf. IVI'IIOPIIIATUIN OF Tllli which a suit, Bntton nr 'tiroccpdinc- be r/t 1 **i>& from ti 11 «o» rrptt Tnfnow on i)»<- in tfie office of the niljjpil frnm all RfMirceB for eald rur* n width of 35 foot anil a total thlcK- hnt htivo ho«m prepnrml 'for Hi •ilfl nurttOBc* Is !2r.,nno.O0 it ml thnr Town 10im!pio«r N(ITI.'.-I von T i-Mo ln The T^opnl rtonrt I jaw, hnw rids or iintr>s npr'f-Hftnrv (rt l»p )«".<-)i*-rl «r iiot^H necoBHRry to ho Innupd fn^ , ^2,nin,0n. Tiiorp work Ahall bo undertaken ,IH a fien- liorehy approprlntod to wnlcl purpntiit 'Bri IT OftTMINET) bv tlin Counrl first publication nf thin KtMotm-nt 1 herolis* nnpmnriitod to Rtild pnr- nccoHaarry foor the improvemenimprov t and of tlie Town ot Weatfleld, 1n til sixrrroM s Thnt nn or eral lmi>rov.<.nr>nt to bo piiid Tor by tho sum of Jl.snn.flb frnm capita] 0 JANI3 F. D'ANORfO. : fl nufi the mitn of Jl.OflO.flf) frnm rn>i|. gonni'jiJ tnXntit^tt. iniprovoinpiit funds available fot- dnlnnlnK allll otheth r worllt necessarsary n" Coun^v of TInlon: rork nhnll tip nndcrtalcnn flf»> n K*"- nl Imnrnvmnnnt funtl.1' available for IncidentaIi l to the said Improvement. tJJJlTIOtf 1. That the Intnrsoetlon _ . .. Town PWU rnl tnvnrovpment to bo paid for by BBOTION 4. It la 1ier«by doter- fiuch nurunso. "'-i'11 FPPH I2B.10 fnltiod and BtntPd that the entl- SECTIOS N 88.. That all of tht e aWW or Central AVonuo nnd Lenox Avo- 'onotrnl tnxatlon. fTRCTiaN fi. To finnnro nnld pur- SECTION 8. That said purphfl.n+ nd ie he Improved In tho following <8i5t!ViON <: It li hereby del intitod amount nf money noceflsary shall Iio tiinlcrtnkrn nn pone nil Im* Improvemenmprovement BhalhlJJ b e madde a SPKCIAI, OnniNANHIi] tfn. 15KII Ined nna stated that the optima "»OPC there Blin]! 1>P If-HUPd, mirsnant to be mlffod rfrom nil eourcoa for completed Under the supervision AN OltDmANCn TO PIIOVIDIS ho Tx>f*nl Ilnnil TJ%W nf thp Statp prnvr-mpnt and Alkali be paid for by i amount of money necesnury to •aid iMirpote Is |20;000.OO nnd that fffinoral taxation. "'the Tpwbn Englnaer and 111 iccord- f New Jersey, in anticipation,wof tha oatJmnted maximum amvunt oi fk°f ^" plans and Jpeoineaton" SKCTION t, To finnnae said pur- that have been prepared lot to? THE WESTFIELR (N. J.) LEADER-TOUltapAY, MAY 1. 1958 NOTICES • • LEGAL NOTICES • • LEGAL NOTICES • • LEGAL NOTICES • ChatU* White, Native Jersey it*, Play ter's footsteps (by worktnf en meaning Induct**, «te( Jw RMrlf 't Irosdwiy seversl tintei, In "No of making said improvement as may hss t» flnd • psychiatrist if .Mf.-"- CFBI.IO KOTICB termlned by thlB ordinance shall be of usefulness of the purpose for Time for Scrccsnta" he It playing own. Their ac*n« togailMr k Ml - > Vtl is hereby stvtn tin be lawfully assessed upon the lands determined bv resolutions to ' the financing of which said notes Piychiatrut In 'No TlmcFor Ser§eant$' Mntltleil as follows were spocialjy benefited thereby shall lie hereafter adopted. are to be luiuei! la a period ef ten »t Paper Mill for the first time. it the blnest istifh-getMTS W'i" ' ' edopreil by the Counci so assessed by the Board of Assos- SECTION 8: Not mere than (100 00 years, computed from the date ol after which he returned to inn ofof.Vestflel. tfleldd nt aa me.t ; But certainly not the last, for ihow that it chocktul «t «ktt«ktosi ; SECTION 6: It Is hereby deter- of the sum to be raised by the issu- said bonds. - • •— Perth Amboy to work in person- !I hheldd Aiill 2828. 19581958. ance of said notes may be used to since he in announced »s » mem- 4 JA mined and declared that the number SECTION 10: It Is hereby deter- Town Clerk of annum Installments in which thjfinance interest on obligations IB- mined and declared that the Suunle. nel with the New Jersey Ship fcer of the c*»t, business at the sued to finance such purpose, wheth- mental Debt Statement reavlnOl Building Co. for one year. Then special assessments to be In vied "on er temporary or permanent, or to fi- Bald law has been 4«lr Ma4* aril Millburn theatre wag given a big account of the said Improvement nance engffieerfne; or Inspection filed In the office of the Town Clerk came Pearl Harbor and' he was may be Bald Is Bve (6). costs and legal expense, or to fi-of said Town, and thnt such ttste- HOVHMEftT SECTION «; It is hereby aeter- nance the cost of the Issuance ol dtafted spendlnf two.yea.ri with Alt hia frlendi and family have tntnea and stat«d that the estimated such obligations, as provided in-said mem BO aird shows that the, STUBS tho 80th Infantry Division. . OF TUB amount of money necessary to beLocal Bond JJiw Title 40:1-55 Re- debt of said Town as seftMir If come to tee the show and when raised from all sources for said vised Statutes of New Jersey, 1S3J. Title 40:1-79 of aald Revised Sta- Honorably discharged in 1044 THEKK- purpose la |3,.r<08,00 and that the tutes Is Increased by tnls'ordinance Charlie's friends attend the thea- estimated maximum amount ol SECTION t; tt Is hereby deter- by |s,so9.eo and tlist said ftot*t cti- lie got a job in New York work- tre, they qon>» bjr the busload. _,, lMVASCK 01? mined and declared that the period tnorlted by this ordinance wilt be bonds or notes necessary to be Is-of ^usefulness of the purpose for thewlthjnall debt llmltMlun pre.orlbed iitg at Breijtano's bftause tie Such Is the popularity of this gen- WESTFIELD l sued for said purpose Is 13,000.90. - FMANCIKO OF RAID There Is hereby appropriated to said financing of which said notes are to thought he wanted to %. 1H8 relatives are scattered throughout Union: pose there shall be issued, pursuant mental Pebt Statement required by Brunswick and, in the bovihing the state, 11 That Vernon Terrace to the Local Bond Law of the state said law has been duly made and DTATKMKNT Broadway cf war-time, had gotten TODAY THRU run. J,ni of the present paTt of New Jersey, In anticipation of filed in the office of the Town Clerk The Ordinance piAllshed herewith His grandfather founded th» heaaterlr to Central, A*e- the Issuance ot bonds, Honil Antici- of Bald Town, and that such state' has been Mnslly PKMMI by- the Coon- jobs immediately. On lilt fur- Witt*** «f ' Enee of approximately 3JI pation Notes of said Town which ment so filed shows that the grosi «ll of the Town of Westfleld, In the loughs, Charlie had gone to see Patrick White and Sorts Machine pproved Jn the foliowli* shill riot exceed In aggregate prln- debt of anid Town as defined Ir County of Union, «ni\ the twenly Shop and Foundry ii\ Perth Aw» ructlna- srranlte block blp&l amount the sum of (3,000.00. Title 40.1-70 of said ReVlBed Sta iluy period of liDiltntlon within her perform and, although he •long both sides thereof. 8ald .notes shall bear Interest at tutes Is Increased by thttf ordinance which a suit, netloti or proceedlnir wouldn't admit it to himself then, boy, which was continued by Ith the centerllne1 B , o\iVIIVIPf V«r»I B rats which shall not exceed six by IE.000.00 and thnt said notes nuestlonlnR the validity ot sue* Charlie's father, Charles, who was VIrrit -an thd eIE curbl feeilntn ctherefrom ashalh l bi, per centum per annum, and may beauthorised bv this ordinance will be Ordlimiu'f can •>« commenced aa pro' he was longing to follow suit. :h) eto intersectio meet the n• of Centrt" renewed from time to time pursuant within all 'debt limitation prescribed lilfil In The Local Honil IJIW, Irnf one of six brothers. The othtra ; ,._. future curt- to and within the limitations pre- by said law. One day, while working at MIYOSW UM(M, ' scribed by anld Law. All matters eftnn to run from the'date of the located in South Orange, East Or- itructlng; a mortified per SECTION til Thl» ordinance lib — - rst B«b1.c.,.oftn,,hV.U..U CHARLES , WHITE, wk* hasBrentano's, he learned that the icaiiam pavement with with respect to said notes not deter- take effect twenty days after the id* s*U,. af . tkit c*iapUUly ange, Englewood, Leonla and Fort MOtUTTONt I concrete surface havl._ mined by this ordinance shall be First publication thereof after final TowS Cle* Neighborhood Playhouse w*s lo. L*e, ' •Ickness of > Inches In- determined by resolutions to be 6-1-H Fees 1.14.SO sifM Aray tircMaiYjit la «a* cated right around the corner. •proposes curbing for the hereafter adopted. Passed and adopted April !S, 195S. •>••»*• Mitt FUyl»«» pro4«- Charlie's mother was a native 8RCT10N 8: Mot more than 1200,00 Coming early to work one day, he of Jersey City, one of eight sis- r ail excavating and trad of the Bum to be raised by the issu- •TATrcmrcsT llVfi" P4MI ll*« «f Ira M»i»'« "Na Tlaa stopped in at the Pltyhouao to tee iry for the Improvensen ance of said notes may be used to The Ordinance published herewith ..«aTIII'47TI01«" Or rtd- ters—who are also spread all over nil other work nece»««n finance Interest on obligations Is- for Sw|««at>." T«« tab «f Ufa if there wts any chance of their "SAYONARA" has been finally passed'by the Coun- rVMBIMn IW MCCTION* ia Aaaarlaa's paacalisBa. Army New Jersey, with many of them ital to the said Improvt sued to finance BUCh-purpose, wheth- cil of the Town of Westfleld, in the OV KOI Tlf AVfclKVf)VKNVB, TMK A taking him as a student, er temporary or permanent, or toCounty of Union, and the twenty »4|l c rtfcala •« Ilia MiUbara In Perth Aroboy. 3. That nil of the aald finance engineering or inspection day period of limitation within To hit surprise they accepted WMkdoyt 1.35-7,00-9. J9 nt shall be mad* nnd eqsta of the Issuance of such obll- which a Rult, action or proceeding? SEXKIUtV -x -or v Ikaalr* tkra«|li Saaaay * •»•• tt Isn't hard to Imagine what TMKM him on the spot and, still in a data. under the supervision of tlons. as provided In said Local questioning the Validity of such TfiK mi!AKCR or i . •IM. May }•• this family amounts to in round Saturday 4,2J-7,00-9.«0 Engineer and In accord- mn( Uv, Title 40:1-55, Kevlsed Ordinance can be commenced AS pro- R Or H he walked in to Brentano's and trtVAKfClili'n Of IAID W-._,. numbers and, In a relationship as plans and specifications Statute* of New Jersey, 19S7. vided In The Local Bond I*aw, has T1K IT ORDAINRTT by the CounMI : gave his notice, effective at soon been prepared tor th* SUCTION »: It Is hereby deter Wjtun to run from the date of theot the Toun of Wefltfleld, In the New ittiey hts no more da- clannish si the White connection, Sun.1.30-4il0-o.50-f.30 which are now on die Inmined and declared that the period first publication of this statement. Count* of Untofit- • • • . voted soh than Chtrlea White, now •s they could* And a replpcement.' ,t the Town Engineer and of usefulness of the purpose for the JANG F. D'ANOlO.Xfc SKCTION 1. That S6uth Aycnu. its no wondtr audiences at th* 1 made part of this orolr financing of which said notes are / Town CM"-* rr«m Central Avonu* to the uarw^oi pitying the role of the pnychlatiitt Prom 1945 to 1957 he studied Paper Mill are.large these nights. to be Issued Is a period of ten years, 'i\, • Fees $83.30 town line Ijf Improved tn the fol in "No < Time for Sergeants" at through the help of the G. I. Bill WID.-TUIS. MAY 7.19 computed from the date of -satd Of course Charlie is such a rf S. That the own»ra of lowtnir mitiner: the Paper Hill Playhouse. at the Neighborhood ' Playhouse wn tho line of aald IJJI- npnOIAl, P^OIWAWCR Kn. 1S4* (a) Conntructlng concrete ct*rt»th»- s-ood actor that strangers Ilk* him I are hereby ordered and "SECTION 10! It IB hereby deter- nlonff both tides thereof. Wtrftli*. In the company of such other WALT MSNirS mined and declared that the Rup-AN OHHISA^CK maviniNO ron Chsrlie is t pure New Jersey a* well as his own family. He i make necessary home with the center linn of South Avenue talents as Richtrd 'Boono, current s with the sewer, wotfr Elemental Debt Statement required THK IMPHOVKMHNT OP A M3C*and 20 feet ther«from except at tft-product through and.through. He plays the role of an Army pay> wins tn said street wh«r y said law has been duly made and TIO\ OK (.HAKDVIKW AVKMK, t«r«ectlons where curbing will b# Was torn in Perth Amboy,' at- star of television Westerns, Ann "OLD YlUir /connections., If later tn filed In the office of the Town Clerli THR APPROPRIATION OF THHextended to meet ext»tmff or future chlatrist, who is driven -fo dis- fould reoulre excavatinlr of said Town, and that such state- MOMK.fl KK< Kfti AH V TIIKHKFOH curb, and except where present tended St.. Mary's Grammar iMetcham, Barbara 'Btxlcy, Vlr ment so filed shows that the gross A\l> THH ISHVAXCR OF HONII curbing exists, traction by a cheerful and well- . -Mw- swcmenvto be constructed debt of said Town as defined In A!STIt'II'ATIO\ NOTKI mR THE School) then when the family lived (flnla Oswald and Marian Seldcs. [ordinance. That said oolt- FINANCING' OV HAIR WOHK. SKCTION e. Thnt mil of th« BKI in Woodbridre for a time, he »t- e made at the owners Title 10il-76 6f said nevlaen Sta- Improvement Rhall be' mnd# atii A. producer saw him In one ot "ESCAPAM pint expense within thirty tutes la Increased by this ordinance BK IT ORDAINED by. the Council tended Woadbridg* High School. tho school's shows and* hired him land after this ordinance by 1.1,000.00 and that said notes au- nf the Town of Wentfteld In thecompleted under the nupervlnlon of thorised by this ordinance will be County of Unln^i: the Town Enirlneer and In nccorn- Ho w.18 graduated from New for his first professional work— I and that In case any of within all debt limitation prescribed SECTION l: ThQt Orandvlew Ave- nnee with pi Aim and specification.) IN JAPAN" f owners shftll not make by said law. nue from Grove Street southeast- that have been prepared fol* the Brunswick's RUtfrert University in •ummer stock, at Rehoboth '•Beach, /////* ctlons within the uld erly to Htliabeth Avenue, a distance nil me find which nro now oh nie 1P Del,.Ite thereby earned his Equity ne, the Town of Weitt- SECTION tt: This ordinance shall of approximately R23 " feet to bethe office of the Town Kntflneer and ;n«se such connections ki take effect twenty days after, the Imnroved In the following manner: nre hereby made part of thin oral card—usually a difficult thtnif to nd pay the cost and e*-first publication thereof after final hunce. • LEOAL NOTICES • *KINO PI, t-l»T3 :ot and will cause Burn (a) Construct IIIK granite block do for a would-be actor'must have be assessed upon the J'assed and adopted April 28, IMS curblns; alonK both sides thereof SKCTION 8. Th»t tti* nwn«n of of usefulness Of the purpose Tor the n acting job ibefore he can get LASTS OAYI narnlhM with the center line at nil )ftnd« on the line of Raid Im- Inanclnt; of which said, notes are to Ued. nrftmlvlew Avenup and 18 feet there- a card and most Jobs are given 4. So much of the cflit provement are Mr*by ordered nnd be Issued' Is a period of ten years, niASI NOTII > of the work-as mav lie The Ordinance published herewith from, except st the intersections of required to nrnk* necesiiary house computed from the date of said only to those who already hold tssessed upon the lands has been finally passed by the Coun- Grove Street and Klliabeth Avenue connectlona with the tewer, water bonds, Seneflted thereby, shall be cil of the Town of Westfleld, In the where the curblnpr shall be con-unrt Kn» tnntns In »Rid utreet wher* SKCTION 10. It la hereby deter- cards. Special Saturday Shaw 1 by the Board of AssMi County of Onion., and the twenty structed to meet the future curb- ever HAld connection*. If later In- mined and declared that the Hun- day period of limitation within (b> ConstruptlnRr a modified pene- nlalled, would rwiuire «mcavatlni^ slernantctl Debt Statement required Since thon ho has appeared Starts II A.M. wnlch a suit, action or proceeding tration mncndiim pavement with n Into the pavement fo be constructed ^y fntd law has been duly made HIKI widely in both summer and wlntor 6. It Is hereby det»r- auPHtinnlne the validity of surh hitumlnouR concrete Fiirfaco having under this ordinance. That said com Itlea In the office of the Town Olerk leclared that tho number Ordinance enn be commenced as pro n total thickness of 9 inches between nectlotiR be made ttt the owners* of snld Town, and that such state- stock and has followed in his sis- D*»nOfMn 10:30 A.M. nRtallmentB In which the vtiled In The Local llonrt Uff. Imi the proposed curbing for the entire nwn coat nnd e*pena« within thirty ment so nied ahown that the tfroim issments to be levied on beffun to run from the dntp of the lnjrtJi. <1nys frnm nnd nftftf this ordtnanre dt>ht of said Town as defined In Cantinuotn Sat. A Sun. the said Improvement IrMt nubllcntlnn of this statement 1 la ndopted; and that fa cftie any ofTltltt 40:1-78 of said litivlsoil Sllt- d ts (6) five. JANB P. B'AN'OELO, (v) DolnR nil excnvntlna: and salti land owner" fihall not mftk* tvues Is Increased by this ordinnnra • e. It Is hereby detfr- • Tnll'n rlprk *;rnrilni( neceasary for the Imnrove- Bueli connprtlon« within the aalil i*V lt6.fiO0.Qtl and that said tiotoe "OLD YIUM" Start! istated thnt the estimate! menl nnd rtolni? nil nthor work ne«*- ,.1-lt Fees $31.66 Hary ami IncUtontal to the Bald Authorised hy this ordhmnce wilt be tlllOWW AT Tioa, ItiiW I money necessary to be Imnrnvpnipnt. flelil shall cause such connection" tn within all debt limitation nreHCiibed Waajhdayt 3I4O-7:OO-10I«O ft alt sources for said pyr- •PKCIAI. OHMtfAXCR Sio. ISMS SKCTION 2: That all of the snlv OHi>i>ANCi: rnoYimxa K»II oomnlpted under the Huoervlslon of expense to he assessed upon the take effect twenty days after the ENGAGEMENT icessary to be lusued for TUB IMPHOVKMKNT Of A KKI'- nrst publication thereof after null Sunday 1iS0-S.10-«:2S •e Is 17,000.00. There Is TI«W Of OAHITlKl.n AVHKt'K. the Town Enulneer nntl in accord- "SlSCTION 4.' So much" of the co«« passage. PLAINNIIO EXTRAORDINARY oprlated to said purpoie THI3 APPKOPHIATION OP THRnnco with plnn* ami specifications of maklne said Improvement a* mi« Passed, and adopted April us, 1DSK $1,000.00 from Capital MONIRB KKCBSRAIIV 1IIHIIRFOH that have been prepared for thehp lnwfully nsceHseil upon the lanrtr PIAINFIIID t-3100 STARTS TUIS., MAY Mh t funds available tor AMD THH ItUtl'ANCK OV MOM)*nme and which nre nnw on me Inupeclnllr benefited th*reby, shall h» •TATHMHNT ues. ANTICIPATION NOTtfH f'OH TIII9 the office of the Town Knur nicer find so assessed by the Board of Asses- Thn Ordinance puhllHheci herowlth i 7. To finance aald pur- F1SIAKCIXO OP «AIU WOMK. are hereby made part of this ordi- 1ms been Itnally paH««d by the Coun- .* * NOW PIAYINO * * BRIGIHE shall be Issued, pursuant BEIT ORDAINED by the Council nance. ...IN 6. It Is hereby detof cil of the Town of Wcalflalil, In th« tl Bond Law of the State of the Town of Weutneld In tho 8ECTTON 8: That the owners of mined and declared that the numr.e« County ot Union, and tho twenty BARDOT ley, In anticipation of theCounty of Union: • i\]] lands on the, line of nftl<1 lm-of annual Installments In which th* day period of limitation within ' ohtls, Bond Anticipation SECTION I: That oarBeld Avenue nrovement are hereby ordered and special assessments to be levied or which a suit, action or proceeding RITZSETIHUEV ,1 .Town which shall not 'rom Wallberg Avenue southeasterly required to make neceswiry house account of the said Improvement questioning tho validity of such rrepate prnelpiU amount to TopplnB Hill Itoad, a distance of connections with the newer, water miiv he nald Is live 'ANOBI«, pursuant to annd wftlij numinous concrete surface baying under this ordinance. Thnt snlrt non- i tlMOO.60 and that the »»tl Town Pie-' PtGALLE" rl _ width of 18 teet«nd a total, thick- n****tlons he made at Ihe ownerp nfltl s HITBIUprescribei IUCD-; Bl| .™i* "r by «4l nwn opitt hnrt exn*»nse within thlrtv ... "mUStlmum amount of bond 5-1-tt ' Peos 1,13.4 . 1st il, ». tHOWINO ttter* witith retrpect tto new of » inches for the entire 'Iav« from nn»l after this ordtnnnce otea'neoeasarv to be Issued fn Her Vcrjr l.nlml Kllat.-,.,.. lot determined by this 'H ndfiDted; And that In cnne nnv of HaW'•buWise Is ltn.fion.00. There Ir • MOTICR. OP UKrri.KMKSjT tall be determined by (h) Dolriir ,air excavatlnR: and IR(*I lnn*l owners shni, n^t nin hereby apnroprloti>rt to snld purnns*- NOTIOB 18 HnntOUV OIVISN, Tha la CI»BHirosr iisrt Fnlor o be hereafter adooten. sfr«flt.fl thereby, «hall be Sivlit noten shall boar Interest ai n l>nt*d April 8, 11)58 WEO, AT 2:30 teM of New Jersey, ISST. are hereby made psrt of this orat- pd by the Board, of ARBea- •nte which shall not exceed six pur " Pettlt, Attorney. i», Jt 1» hereby deter* ance. .'entum per annum, and may hi* LIBERTV declared that the perlnd 80M, arSSst Broad St., is of the purpose for th* SECTION 3: That the owners of ktaTIN R! Tt Is herebv deter- renewed frnm time to time pursuant W«tn«ld, NJ. MAMOuit M«m Mr*&M IIEMI Ot-BH—riWAtV WKKK all lands on the line of saW Improve- mine^ nml tierlnrofl that the rum* to nnrt within the limitation* nre' 4-10-4t Aes—»(.7B f which-said notes are ment are hereby ordered nml re- ncrlhed by said Law, All matter" Boa OSIcs Opsn na.i|» A sun. STARTS: 1 Is a period of ten yean; •ipr of flnnnnl lnntftllmentn In which with resofct to salil notes not de- WATCH FOR 1--0 a.m- - . toio p.m. from the date of aald oulred to make necessary house con- • he jineclfil n"Ff'8smentH to be lev!?" nections with the sewer, water and termined by thlB ordinance shall ns "THI IONO HOT 3 and • P.M. •rod mains In »altl street wherever ^>n account of thf «atd Improvement rietermlned by resolutions to be 10. U \a hereby deter- said connections, If later Installed, n** b*» nal'1 J» flve (5). |,p*.nnrti*r nfinpted. SUMMf R NIOHT" declared that the 3ui>- would require cicavntlnB Into the 8Rf!TtON R: It is herebv deter- SROTION s. Not more than 1600.00 PAPER MILL Sat. 1:00 and MO P.M. )ebt Statement required navement to b« constructed under mined nnd declnred thttt the esti- nf the Btim to be rained hv the Issu- has been duly made and this ordinance. That «jW.«jnnj°- mated amount of money necessftry ance of said nnten msv be used tn PLAYHOUSE office of the Town Cl«rk to he raided from »11 nnuppps for finance Ihterent on obligations IflSUert Sun.itSOand liOO P.M. in and that such atate- said purlins* is $11,000.00 nnrt that to flnnnce Bueh nurnofle, whether MIUMMN, N. j. Mini MM! pd ahuwa that tho primn »ti« t*Ntlmnfe«1 maximum smount of temnorarv or nermanpnt, or in fi- •RANK CaatllWTOM, DimkH rnm nnd after this ordinance !» bon*la or notes necesRnry to b» Ifl- Town act defined In Tide idopted; and that In ca«f any nf nance ene-ln-iTlnK or- Insnertln>n Evos, 8.'SO—Tiles, through Bit. said Revised Statutes Is laid land owners shall not m«»•*III>«1 for (mid purpose Is $9,BO0.0n ^nstw and lpirnl expanse, or tn niwni « SALE Sun. 8:90—Mai*, thurs, *T)it. tut y this ordinance by %',-nuch connections within the said There Is hereby appronrlnted to R&ld the com of the l»«unncc of such NOW IMtOUOH •"•*• that said notes authnr- nerold of time, the Town of WeRt- nurnoflP the num of 11.600.00 from ohlliratlnnB. a" n»*nvM<*il 'n sflld T,n- H.E. GOSLING WT¥ MAV » i ordinance will be wlth- Bold Bhnll cause such cnnnertlonB rnnttnl Imnmvpinpnt fundH avall- «nl nana taw. TIHK 40:i-r,n nevlseii ALL limttatlon prescribed by o be tn»ne and pay the cniit anil l) t f»tch purpose*. atxtp* nf Nciv JfirttP", 1«'7, lrt N. J. IHOWINO pupense thereof and will cause snrh HECTION 7: To finance Bald pur- HECTION 9. It Is herphv deter- FLORIST It. This, ordinance shall •xpense to be assessed upon the nose there shnll be Intnicd, nursimnt mined and declared that the period POPULAR "las Uvfki An Hsra" twenty days after the anrtR benefited.' , , , tn the lyocal nonrt T,fiw of the State ition ther*of .ftftcr final - SECTION t; So much of the cost nf New Jersev, In anticipation of Flowart For All Oecatten* if maklnn: said Improvement as mav tho isftunnco of lioti'ln. Pond Antlct- ho ffmt ftr [ adopted April 28, 19BS. >e lawfully assessed upon the lands nntJon Nntox of nalrt Town whj"h ROYAL AICANUM ipeclally benefited thereby shall be flhnll not exceert In a«rffre«rnte wrin-. RECORDS cad AOaim M4M ...rATEMEWT IS assesiied by the Board of Asses- "Innl amount the sum of ifl.BOO-00 9 pnnce published herewith Raid notion shft'l bear Interpgt at fl Flr«»ldt Council N». 715 A Caswar ay HM UVIN ially paBned by the Coun- rate which nhall not exeeen *Ix per ION Sp»ln|r1«M Avt). lotvn of 'Wefltneld, In the'°8ECTION B: If Is hereby rteter- centum nor annum, fttul mav b*» fe- AMMICAU UKBION HAU Adoptsd from nlned and declared that the number newed frnm time to time mirniiant lUnlon, nnd the twenly "f annual InstnUments In which the 2nd and 4th Thurt. IVM. th. Nov.l by MAC HYMAN J nf limitation within H wlthln-thp I!mftaHon« nr*» TICKiTS IAM'$ AND All AOtNCIM lit. action or proceeding stioclal asspsuments to be levleil on bv fftid TJIW. All mutter* the validity of auch account of the said Improvement with refnpet to nat»1 notoo not rti>t#r- Mcaskm •«•'»«sli»»'» AresalsM OIDII ir *HONI-PAY »Y MAIl an be commenced ftspro -mav he nnld Is five (5). Inert by this ordinance nhn.ll hr •n IsiTllr* ta at leW. lie Local Bond Law./tin« SUCTION «: It l« hereby deter- lprmln^d bv resolutions to be «n from the date of the nlneil and stated that the estlmat.it rttdrtoptpd. btlon of thlB statement. .mounf of money necpusary to be ftniCTTON1 «: Not more than 92f>QM JANE F. D'ANOEW), m sed from all sourcck for s»ld pur- of the Hum to be raln?(1 bv the )MU- Town el*"1" oose I« U.500.00 and that the estl- ce of wait! note* m>v be u*pd t" , WATCH REPAIRING - WESTFIELD Fees 13910 msteil miilmun amount of bonds or fln^* Interest on nMlvattonn «- ei1 f r -Iws Day Ismh* fuztneertntf> or Insertion I V. ROSMAOK Headquarter* for '11O\ RMRFtT OP A »«O- provement funds available for such pontn of the I«sunno6 of Bijch nbllKa- tit *tor« »«, W. «tv—wot—Tin:*. £ SANFOHI1 AVBSIK. tlons ""» nrovlde't In wiM I/ooul Bon« WholeWhjaf Flour TOIIAV 'rum; MAT. Uw. Title 40:l-GK. nevlsed Statute* A* MI74 CI.INT "Ckryrmmi PROPH1ATIOW OF TUB '"SECTION 7: To finance said pur- C'lsrk (ishlr—Durl. I)«r li::(( RS« AHT THEnBTBPOP H noB? there shall he Issued, nurmnnt of yjPT«- .r^rnev. 1987, • M«mi 1 to « •*. O-* Wt#i Sugar ancTSall FrM His Pint Ills; i K IIM'ASTK OP BOND K? the lical Bond Law of the Bl«tj RECTION 9: U In here** deter- The Music Staff "TfACHER'S PIT" »TIO5I MOTBS POB THB of New Jersey. In anticipation nf the mined andand flcclarpfl that the perl on FooJi "PORT DOMS" WCi OF MAID WORK. . lH«oanco of bornls. Bond Antlclnn- VlslnVlslaa — plus ffiS Notes.of said Town^vhJIchHhai; DAINED by the Counpll Barbara Ryan Diabetic Foods Tsrlll Pills Thnt Kllll ti of Westneld in thenoitn Noies oi BBHI niv»>• n...... """•. , , . hut K nion! IlkftH „ 1: That Sanford A»e- «m If llm St. AD 3-1441 "DIATH IN whe end of the present no' Laxative Food "THE SOLOEN AOI wouthwcuteijy to TICB < m -pe_ ^^ r-_«>f*«* nnmimi An, 'ann d»n n v maynf* ?*•>' •tie re OPEN MON. & FRI. SMALL DOSES" Btancf! of approximately ven iropi nn»-- to time ritirsuant 104 Prospect St. O« COMEDY" | Improved in the follow- 'Wed from lim «nrt Within th? HmltBtlons nrc- WINDOW SHADES EVENINGS 'TIL 9 ADamt 2-8008 rrlbe* bv said Lnw. ^11 matters HI AY LAND' itructlnu uranlte block .v'lth re«r»ct to said notes not ile- ''ip both sldea thereof, i the center tine of San- FINEST QUALITY - VINYL COATED and 18 feet therefrom. e Intersection of T|ce .- the curbing shall be HOLLAND> SIDE HEMMED FAMOUS I to meet the future curb- SALE! tHUmt MIXBD IructlnR a modified neno- CENTRAL FUEL fcmliun pavement with a W Sneakers I concrete surface havlnst -BPKKri. HI-FI SALES TcknoBn of i> inches hc- 1'OnTAIII.B AT PRICES YOU CAN JropoBed curbing; for the NOW ONLY ph. "Heat you can't baa»." AFFORD TO PAY I t all excavating -*nd RECORD . all other work necen- Shop and Compare! £ldental to the lmprove- CER $|.69 OIL BURNIR J !: That all of the siild INITAUATION - SIRVICt It shall be made and imlpr the supervision of 59.95 ftn^leer and In accord- AD 2-1740 and SpeclAcatlonj Mountaimide CONCRETSaturdaEy prepared for the lch are now on file In Stock Cloth Sizes the Town Engineer and Spec'al Group • •f f •••tlly dallvtrlat mflao part of thJa ordl- I.OXO PI.AY 22, 24, 26, 28, 30, 34 Width J >i That the owners or Estimates Ithe line of aald iroprove- RECORDS •t»reby ordered and re- White - On Your Rollers HKC npcpBBrtry house con- Open 24 Hours a Day t»n tile sewer, water and 1.49 Latest models in white and Bn nald street-wherever CO Rt'ons, It later Instalk* black, in Men's or Boys' V", ftcavatlivr Into the p be constructed undet 1.98-2.98 ;MI?S \'\M\\W tizes, at savings! y mrc. That said, connec- r(le fit the owners' own til Park Av.., •lolrrfi.W |;ns<. within thirty any« SHOP M. ruuintu J. *hlH ordinance Is Wilch's Paint & Wallpaper Ftari24Ut rMfft that In case anv of PL 4-OOOt H«NI-22ff ;nora shall not make GREGORY'S THE LEADER STORE Ions within the salfl Fhormadtt In mm WILDON MOOUCTIi tawtWIt—, MMkU* p. the Town of "West- MUSIC CENTER Esl. 1868 109 E. BROAD ST. »6 such connections to attsndanct or t»or», VMVlL MMNf Hi WMRRR »W4WBWIWP? Ply the cost and ex- 330 W. FI» OVT ST. "l and will cause ailoh B-S54O Dtry and Nrglrl AD 3-5609 WiSTFIElD | be assessed upon th» 214 last Broad St. ADams 2-2233 |4s 'go much, at the cost THE WEStCTELD-YM. J.> LEADER. THUBSDAV. MAY 1, 1958 !»••« Thirty ttte. Sidelined, Boys Baseball Pony League_Opens Season Satur Major Leagues' Blue DevO Nine Outhits But WHS Runners Win Guthrie, Bentley. Trenner 16 Teams Raise Loses to Jefferson High 4-1 10 of 13 Events Top Awards at Booster^ Rain Tuesday put off Westfield To Beat Rahway Trinity Third Members Curtain May 10 School Golfers High's scheduled baseball game In Penn Relays h0°> tthh with Ferris High. The next game, escorts were Blank Jefferson weather permitting, will be Tues. Westfield's track team took 10 Sufficient funds to augmen firsts in 13 events to defeat Rah- \The mile relay quartet repre- eleventh • support from sponsors for thi day with Watchung Regional here Jay Pierson, undefeated, West- at 3:30. It is possible a postponed way High School, 84-33, in a senting Holy Trinity High placed »t the year and next,, were collected by dual meet Friday. It was thethird in their XI team section of 600 boy»<»nd their parents Sun- fielder, posted a 40 to lead the game will be played tomorrow, an "day. Westfield High's Blue Devils to open date on the local schedule. second victory without a losa for the class mile relay, at the 64th Harry County Park News day, in what officials of the Boyi the cindermen this year. annual Penn Relay Carnival at Baseball Leagues termed a moder an 18-0 shutout over Jefferson for Friday, the Blue Devil nine out- taneers, n The Suburban Softball League will open its 24th Westfield again was led by a Franklin Field, Philadelphia, Sat- and every rf ately successful drive. "Although tHe golf team's fourth win last hit Thomas Jefferson of Elizabeth, urday. season Monday with scheduled games to be played at week. He was even par for the8-5, but lost the game 4-1. It wastrio ' of double winners as they orchid. Larry Webster Avenue Field, Rose He Park.and Warinanco Park, hopes of exceeding the |7,00O ' Trinity's foursome was Andy collections of 1953 have faded first six holes. He and mate Abe the local's second straight loss overcame the Indians in 5 of 7 Elizabeth-Boselle. Each team will play two games each Bell gained birdies on the second after two opening season wins, running events and I? of 8 field Sayko, Stan Blejwaa, Doug Pitch- contributions are still being re- ill, and Will Wiekel. week/evenings, from Monday through Friday. ceived," president George Ham- hole. ' Just one of the Jeff scores was events. Captain Dave Leitz, Jim The Union County Rifle League, with teams from ten Monday's match with South earned. In the third, Luke George Yokel and Dan Pearce were the Sayko, running the lead of leg, rah stated, "and the League really ten point winners. put Trinity in first place at the nd rifle and pistol clubs, will open its 29th season Monday appreciates the generous suppor Plainfield was rained out. homered with none on the sacks. feature evening, May 5, at, the Union County Park Commission's of the town." JhJohnn (luthrlf, W.»tfleld MO) Jlo- Two errors by shortstop Jim Mac- Pearce's eye opening 220 yard end of his quarter and Blejwas the rented Ha Keller (53), 3-0; Jay Bean paved the way for two Jeff sprint was the outstanding effort maintained the lead in the second , rifle and pistol range, Kenilworth boulevard, Cranford. Response by mail Monday indi PlerHon. ,,t •- ,.•„- (40,..), defeated cated that the "sorry you were not .-,i«.o WlchanakW y (51). 3-0; Abe Bell, runs in the first inning and an-of the meet as the junior stopped leg. Doug Pitchill, running third The league will conduct matches every evening from Mon WesWcM (43) defeated Murty Black- the clocks -in 22.8 seconds. He was. increasing the lead until he • day through Thursday for a fourteen-week season. at home" calling cards left at mail (64), S-0; Itous Baton, Weat- other error set up the Jeff score some 35 per cent of the houses fleld (52) defeated Bob Blelenker in the fifth. also won the 100 yards. fell at the 220 mark. Despite the The County Baseball Association with the Union (69), 3-0; Ed Torifersen, Wentfleld fall he managed to touch off an- visited were receiving attention (49) rtefetitod Al CJralion (54). 3-0; ' Westfield bunched three of its Yokel won the high hurdles and . County Park Commission will hold a separate registration flcoriri? Rochet. WeHtflelrt (4»), de- hits in the fifth for a run. Jeff low hurdles, while Leitz again took chor man Will Wiekel in third nd the funds being sought from feated Jerry Hchretbpr (02), 3-0. place. Wiekel held this despite a senior hto£h ' night Monday at Warinanco Park at 6:30 p.m. for all the doctors, lawyers and dentists Torborg singled, moved to second the" pole vault and shot put. for basketh.ll™iSI boys who will try out for positions on teams in the Midget have yet to be tabulated. Contri- on'a hit by Reid Littlefield and Pearce, Yokel and Letts are un-strong bid by Darby High SchopI and Boys Leagues of the Youth Baseball Leagues. butions may still be made by mail- tallied on Nick Angela's gaiety. defeated in six events. of Pennsylvania. "Winner of the ehat mtnttt Trinity Downs Box score: Jim Heatly, a junior, won thesection was Mountain Lakes, N.J., Boys 9 and 10 years of age are eligible to register for ing to the league e/o National Bronxvflle, N.Y. finished second. for swimmin* try outs in the Midget Leagues, provided they will not be Bank of iWestfleld. WEBTFIBL.D quarter mile run with Bill. (Mo- cptain, D.« AB zealous also outrunning the In-Trinity's time was 3:41.5. 11 years old on or before June 15. Saturday, Tamaques Park Sacred Heart Cline, cf 4 John HlneiMchVirJ e the scene of five opening day Dick, 2b 3 dians for a second place. Sopho- derfer, Bob Mcb0, P Boys 11 and 12 years are .eligible to try out in the teanor/ If 3 mores Jim Mowry and John Boys League, provided they will not be IS years old on •all games between the ten teams Novcllo, 3b 3 son, Ken W«™,. i f the Pony League, ages 13-15. For 3rd in Row MacUeaji, 88 3 Kearnes made it six Blue Devils and Tom SUko, or before June 15. Torberg\ c . /. 3 who remained unbeaten- as they Residents Win Two evening games will be played Uttlefleld, r( 3 In order to onday, one Tuesday and one Unbeaten Holy Trinity High had Wllday 0 tied for first in the high jump for to the SUte Ch», From College Cuntpuaes Antfelo, lb 3 the second straight time. Wednesday. The season will con- hree big innings Saturday as it Webster. D 2 Swim Meet Awards ming team, trophlei Bill Grander of Woodland avenue, a freshman at inue through June with eaih team defeated Sacred Heart of Eliza- Jim Jones and Rodger Binkley to all letttnM * Totals 27 Nicholas Junior College, Dudley, Mass., has been assigned 'laying approximately two games eth, 23-2 JEFFERSON moved up a notch to win in the Local residents continued to follows; Terry the number one spot on the varsity golf team. Nicholas week. Trinity put over six runs in theBrown, cf '4 broad jump and discus throw re- Coords, D»ve Ttub Altobelit, 2b 3 spectively. Both had scored second score heavily in AATJ swimming defeated Boston University in the first match of the season. The week's schedule for theJilrd, five in the fourth and 10Hsaro, tts competition as the indoor season John Hinekiuch, Biiki 'ony League Is as follows: n the sixth. Before its surges, OeorRe, lb 2 places in the preceding meet. Lightbown, Htnk K Grander was also a member of the college's varsity hockey Bellomo, c 1 neared its climax with the North team this past season. SATURDAY rinity had scored twice in the KubertI, 3b 3 Rahway runners Ralph Steur Jersey swimming Association meet MeDowell, Sten U ispns vs. Colts, Tamaques Field Irst on singles by John Welter, Henrlnues, If 3 and Boh Smith were the sole In- son, Jeff Reyn,]^ £ Alden Welch, a senior from Westfield, is a member Allen, rf • 2 held at the Montclair "V Satur- No. 4, 9 a.m, ack Clark and Bill Reed. Morlt, p 3 dion winners as they broke the day. Jack Smart, John l^ of the Colgate University spring track team. Welch com- eafs vs. Royals, Tamaques Field Three hits, two walks, a field- tape in the mile and half mile Weyman, PeU ViUjl petes In the hurdles, broad jump and 440-yard dash, No. 2, 10 a.m. er's choice and an error gave Trln- Totals i* ~4 events. In the field' events the PriscilU Hinebauch and Joyce Sisko, manipr. SpttVl Holes vs. Eagles, Tamaques Field ty six in the third. Ea6h of the SVeBtfield HS 01)0 010 x—4 Rahwaymen were able to win only Poster handled the backstroke and were . also given t, (J homaa Jefferson HS 201 010 freestyle legs respectively as their Monmouth Getting Ready No, 4, 11:30 a.m. lits drove in a run, Jim Devine the javelin throw.' Kursar «nd his 1 0 :15.2. turned in her best effort to date ure of the Boasters io'i carried $100,000 in added monies, Jhe rich event grossed JokPy, c 2 0 nd Braves two from Indians, agles vs. Bisons, Tamaques Field 0 Low Hurdles—Won by Yockel, W; by corraling a bronze medal in ord turnout for_ He i (114,400. The winner that year was Leslie Comb II's syn- No. 4, fi:lBp.m . :ittnnu, p 2 fter tieing the first. 2, White, H; 3, Damron, W. Time— the difficult 100 yard individual ho congratulated til -j 1 w i l 2I.S. dicate-owned, Nashua. Last year's winner was Mrs, Jan WEDNESDAY TotalB I» ~2 Pirates -55 14 Shot Put—Won hy Uetz, W; 2, medley age group championship of We9tneld"fortht»i(| ihiefg vs. Leafs, Tamaques Field HOLY TKINITV Yanks 20 10 AatMon, (t; 3, Swart, It. Distance— for girls 10 and under. sportsmanship and i»j BurVe's Dedicate who took down a net first money prize An n White Sox ^0 l!l 42 ft.. 11 In. No. 4, 6:15 p.m. lnrlc, 21] 31 Oliintn l'J' they are setting for ili of 172,625. Discus—Won by Binkley, W; 2, Greg Wei»s was third in the if The two major leagues of 16 'lyim, 2h 1 2 Bmvus Idli Lane, W; 8, Kblonl, I!. Distance—112 town." kVelter. BH ; 4 4 Indians 11'/ Et., 8% In. individual medley age group earns for ages 10-12, will play rievlno, :il, 0 2 Javelin — Won by Js'atBon, R; 2, championship for boys 13 and 14 Turf Racing No Novelty xhibition games Saturday and )'KulllVHii'Mlll , celf ., » 2 PIKATBS Hall. Wi .1, White, H. t IviilUh .... 1S5 118 174 and Peter Heesch captured sec- Shack Tre»iunl Racing on the grass, long the accepted style in for-week day evenings at Tamaques Delmoimi'O, lb •• 3 hi- .... US 171 130 Broad Jump—"Won by Jones, W; ond in the 100 yard backstroke for Westrlch, rf .. 3 Wochter .... .150 100 2, Heatlcy. W, 3, Mozealous, W. Dis- • eign countries, has, in recent years, become a popular elds No., 1 and No. 3 and Gum-limit, u ...... 4 2 tance—17 ft., 5 In. Gets Hole h (he Ullnd '.'.'.'. 1B5 —1, (tie) KearlneB, W; boys 10 and under. phase of the sport in the United States. About the turn of bert Field in preparation for-their •WHIB, p ...... 2 Tifnnenbuum High Jump—1, (tie) KearlneB, W; ipening day games Saturday, May ~0 llowyryr, W; 3, JUIUHJ , W . HeightHiht— Miss Holmes competes for the the century several tracks in Canada and a few in the TotalH . .42 23 22 Totalu 5 ft., 0 In. Watchung Swim Club and the Leon W»»n,l . 0. Bleacher seats are provided Snered Heart HS. .000 00 - 0— 2 tins Pole -Vault—Won by Lclti, W; 2, United States, particularly the Sheepshead Bay course-on ioly Trinity US. .200 B0 10 x—23 YANKH 114 VoBt, Wj 3, Capoce, It. Helsht-r-9 ft., boys represented the .Westfleld scored Shittamnon C(L 'ree for all spectators, at every .... 139 li In. Long Island, had turf courses. It was not, however, until Wilson . 148 ir.o H5 "Y." Club's first Me-iiMiM olj ramc. "Parents and friends are B. Wilson , 1113 last week on > W{1|T the 1920s when Arlington Park and Washington Park 150 Ml 155 rged to support their teams in Hawks Open I. Mundel .... 133 17S Tripp Scores Ace hole. • were constructed that grass racing was revived. erson," officials said. Totals .. Echo Lake Qolfers Weiner, club treu In 1931, the late Joseph E. Widener included a turf WIUTM SOX At Baltusrol Club Lose Team Match out a No. 4 wood !W«J course in his newly-refurbished Hialeah Park. The sport TC Free Tennis Season Sunday A. DerKi-r 134 112 yard Hth hole, «iuf caught on quickly there and in 1939 the track transferred H. liorBor 147 143 green. Bounding oct f P. Shnplro 107 137 Jerry Tripp of Fairhill road, The Echo Lake golf team lost the Miami Beach Handicap to the grass and offered enough Classes Start The Rahway Colonials will re- I. Uiown .: 147 149 who customarily golfs at Echo somo were his wile I 78 VS an 8-7 decision to Maplewood Fri- money to attract the better horses. The success of the two place the Summit Red Sox In the TotulH 613 619 Lake Country Club here, scored Frank tasnlclt and 1 Chicago tracks and Hialeah prompted several racing asso- The 1958 Junior! Development GIANTS day as the Mid-Jersey women's Markowltx. Union County Baseball League B. U'Wl.i I7'J 140 the first hole in one, of his golfing ciations to build turf courses and today there are about rogi-am starts at the Westfield this season. The league will start II. Oilbert lit 104 career last week at iBaltusrol team golf matches began. 15 tracks which feature grass events. The calibre of 'ennis Clirb Saturday. All junior ts 32nd campaign Sunday with Ulniuondstetn ... MS 17:! 12!) Golf Club. In alternates play, Mrs. Jack •embers of the club are eligible aolilHteln 173 171 200 horses is just as high as those running on the dirt surface four games. Totals 018 tiUO 2 Wittke and Mrs. Stewart Morton MORESt 3 participate. He sank the tee shot on thetied for gross honors at 94. In and stakes values have increased accordingly. In 1952 The plainfteld'Dreier's are home UH'AVKS 148 yard fourth hole, using an Laurel Race Course«gave turf racing a decided boost when The program, wnich has provid- to the Westfield Hawks at Green W. Blenntoclc . 117 118 eight iron. Playing with him were net, the winner was Mrs. Rick NEXT ?\ ed instruction lor up to 180 A. Hlellstock . 73 S3 it inaugurated the. Washington, D.C. International, an Brook iPark, the Plainfield Sara- H. Ot-eenberK 156 134 Tom Pendergast of Atlanta, a with 102-26—77.' young players in a single day, will cens play the Linden Buckeyes at H. Bluke 116 136 golfing companion of Harvey invitational race for foreign and American horses. igain be under the direction of Wheeler Pa»k in Linden, the Totnl« .... 4SS 502 Ward; Roily Morton of Apawamis, A year later, Atlantic City inaugurated the United ieorge Seewagen, tennis profes- Elizabeth Braves and the Eliza- INDIANS one of the famous Morton broth- States Handicap, also an invitational affair. In fact. At- onal. eth AA meet at 'Warinanco Park 91 Glk'kmiin .. ','.'.'. 121 164 ers from Dartmouth; and Charlie lantic City boasts six stakes on the turf, offering $210,000 It is. understood that Mr. See- n Elizabeth and Rahway is home Hyman 110 03 Thackera of the Rumson Country to Elizabethport at Rahway River B. Curt 170 •137 in added monies for these events alone. Santa Anita boasts vagen will use one of the re- 4S9 Club. the most unique turf course of all, the Camino Real. It is ently developed machines in, con- Park. Totnlx 4 S3 4 75 a mile-and-three-quarters course, starting- on a hillside junction with his teaching. This Officers elected for the season and running downhill in the English manner before enter- machine propels tho balls at uni-were Mike Myska of Elizabeth- ing the infield. Santa Anita features turf racing, offering form trajectory and enables the port, president; Ray Pope of $250,000 in stakes, in addition to several rich overnight teacher to remain at tho side of Dreior's, vice president; Leonard events. tho pupil thus making the instruc- Green of Rahway, secretary, and tion more effective. Art Frederickson of Westfteld, firestone Classes will be scheduled This *N That ollows on May 3, 10, 17 and 23: History will be made Sunday, June 1, when the Hud- Beginners—Those who have not Resident Wins Now you can avoid son River Marathon will present a 139-mile classic from >laycd before, at 9 a.m.; Those New York to Albany with prizes for drivers in seven ho have played one year but less County Skeet Title classes. Entry blanks are now available to speedsters in than three, whose last name be. five racing classes and two special family runabout classes. gins with the. letter A-L, at 10 A Westflcld resident won the "BIG MONTH" .m. and M-Z, at 11 a.m. Those skcet jhampionship in the fifth The New York-to-Albany race marks the rebirth of a annual Memorial shoot held Sun- marathon on the Hudson after an absence of over half 'ith three or l heating oil Wild nee, at noon. day by the Union County Park a decade from the aquatic sports scene Entry blanks Participants should have their Commission. for the Northern 500 to be raced on the Miracle Milev at >\vn racquets and Hat soled tennis Ted Manning scored a 48 to Trenton, Memorial Day, are now in the Hands of more ihoes. head the field in the skeet event. IOUR BUDGET PAYMENT than 10,000 NASCAR members and they reveal that The trap victor was Dr. Wet- nates "Big Month" heating oil 1 $6,500 is in store for the winner The State Division A total of 38,700 Americans more of Morristown with 46. The of Fish and Game, Department of Conservation and Eco-were killed in 1957 traffic acci- combination -winner was Eliza- Bpreading your heating costs over^J nomic Development, announced today that 41,000 trout dents. beth's Norton Lyman with 44. will be distributed in public streams of New Jersey this easy-to-meet installments . week as the closed stream program gets under way for INTEREST CHARGE for this the first time. The restocking will continue until May 29. PROM TIME... We'll be happy to arrange for dejivetf1 llfltl, dt'fi'iiU'il Howard llrib'linin, ii-1 premium quality Esso HEATING WJI Tennis Club Wins 1 •OUIIUM—ili'iirci' ljuhk mid Hubert Mr.MilnlKiil Jr., Wi'stllulil, cli'ToitiHl Ratting your formal Hill liicnur nncl Him llulmrt. fi-J our easy-to-pay BUDGET PAYMENT rwj «-3: John 'iriiy mxl litur ltrim, \V«:«t- Ill'Ul, dtfeat.'il I.ai-y Heuliruult und Opening Matches John Moytluliilli, 6--, 0-3. i* may cm The WcstAcld Tennis Club got Three Honor Sets Aaattovana advantage of Mil* off to an auspicious start in the New Jersey Tennis Luuguc, 'win- Iu Mountainside convenient Budget ning a pair of opening matches over the weekend. Three honor sets, headed by Payment Plan today! Best's 225, 200—01.1, were posted Tho Westftcld netmen went in- the Mountainside1 bowling to the first division by downing league Monday. Mcicrdlcrck hud Ildernn Outing Club of R'uhway, 215—010, nnd Merva 238—002. FREE MOUNTING - FREE PARKING S-2, Saturday and following with Other high scores were Ilehbevg CALL a 4-1 victory over the combined 238, 201, Knight 203, 204, Me- Rock Sprinjj-Montclnii- team Sun- Phec and Ballcntine 211, J. Ger- day at Bock Spring. ardiello' 205, Wiidns 201, Emner- HU 6-7000 < Ich 205, Bend 202. Standings: SPECIAL RATES Westfleld's No. 1 player, Ralph \v * Mease, came from behind to de- l-a Martini,nil? 71 .11 FOR STUDENTS feat lldcran's Cephas Moimctt in KilBiitinui i-'ui'l .... r,0 43 ESSO STANDARD OIL llllwlap Fnoa 53 i:l • your Local Authorize* *« __ a three-set match Saturday. Mease KWUVH IX. 15 r.S 44 or dropped a three-set struggle to 1 ops* Dine Bock Spring's Dick Hijrhlcy, C-4, AIH1«VMCI IN WESTFIELD 4-fl, 0-4. The match lasted more than two hours. - ••-. CJ -''"I •• •»! Ill) 1101 SOUTH AVE. W. AD 2-1300 lloiiry Wind. Wilr.. 4!i 5:1 MAYFAIR TAILORS W-pnincltl -t. Hoik KiprliTK I BillBlOB — Itli'hiiril II Kill, y, US! .MiHido. iiniir lev. :,:,% Opposite Meeker'* Lawn and Garden Center BetcaTufl Ilalph S1.-HI.I-, «-4, \-ij ; f M l <''hriiiifa i'iivurii .1! 45" ii HI QUIMBY ST. t" ' > . Splllano .... 136 143 1SS Breboeck Sweeps It HOK'cfa .... Us 127 AC Echo Lake runnerup was Mrs. Elwood Wind- it used to wfeen they wore clothe*." ". no ham, down 7, —L. S. McCandletf * .* •:' [jVewMarkAt Sim Tarlowe led the Echo Lanes Total* 4S4 5C» n»ment by posting an. all-tvents VAX I'EI.T n Women's Rec A match play •gaintt par tour, C. Richardson .. i»4 133 nament topped weekend activity Government ihould be Ilk* your ' team in the ABC bowling tour- K. KIJ!J 117 114 117 tfield Lanes A. Mercer 173 IIS 102 Breboeck was the sweep win- at the Echo Lake Country Club. stomach—if it'* w»rking right yoi| r'- t score of 1,774 last week in Syr« S. Van l'olt ..... HO 111 121 don't know yon htr4 it. ' ^rf cuse, ner in the Women's Bee bowling The Claaa A winner \ya» J. G. p ry of the Sundsy Nite Totala ...... 6 tl) eague lust week, ahuttinf out Mann with 3-up, H. S. Jensen (2. cr Tirlowe teamed with AI Neu. up) wai nest. At 1-up was Luther Handicap League's Cardi- mann in the dai/tiles, who had 508, I4NCK Huft for the maximum four pointi. K. DonoTlPk .... 12J 1S3 149 S. Hruda'a 203 middle game for Martin. -ffl| rolled the highest »er- for a J,U0 total. Scores: -^ B, Zimmermen ,, 119 1ST, 13S Smyth help«d them to high gam* 8. M. Kinney Jr. won th« Class about three years »t Weat- ' aMts l.aara l>tmfc|r> B. Wettenhttll ,, in 112 110 1 Eccreation lanes Sunday, Howard T»y!or 193 !il 248— «49 M.IJncl< U1 1S4 score, 704, but the team lo»t the prize with a 2-up score. W. Jarvis »» Charles Halpln .n» nl 183— 537 n £ spored 247, 234, 235— Totals ,.,.,.. 499 other two games to EHer. In thl Bickel (1-up) and W. J, DodJ Authonud -,- • , was an all time high in Total , .Tan "is? HI—Tiii MclNTOSK third match, Miller won the last (1-down) trailed. Weekend scoreJI 8am Tarlowe ...121 210 171—603 J. Mclntosh .... HT 15S 15t two from Bowker. SUNDAY — Seminnali or Preal. Albert Neumann 138 180 I89 K. Kuss lit 110 110 dent'a Trophy event, uartner" lie«t- R. For» 1SS 95 122 HltEUOECK )all: Art Dwyer and Bernle fthaesa DelGrande set a new wom- Total :.,S60 390 lei—1110 \V. Mess ...... 150 165 14S f <'««••• 159 109 183 defeated Olllo Havens and Juck Mc- >p mark with 232, Schneid- Harry Sturcke..l7i 189 1G7— 527 Kuch H9 113 168 Aulllte Jr.. 4 and 3; llueh Johnston ITS ALWATI nice to let for Color ProcMsinfl — Jack Best 162 180 153—498 Totals ...... 515 I'avel.'C 174 120 108 iincl BUI (iramler deTeated Joe Val- mail (ram readers and especial- K- - 212, Naomi and Lucella Cornell 130 1S4 119 ntlne and Xed Valentine, 3,. and 2, both moviot and stftfa Total 833 369 329—1022 H1TCHINQS diveepstakea, Class A: Art Dwyer, Ijr nice tat w«ek is hear born |y had 211 and Zaccaro Totnls »>k« Lnn Slaalri O. Purdy 143 US m .620 660 7S-10—68. Match play •tialnit imrl, three younftters isklng how to Taylor 198 1(12 181— 641 U Baldwin S3 123 145 Claaa II: 8an Kinney Jr., S up Walk- Ytur Nmt'T* Ui only a week to go. Gulls Halpln ., 17« 182 224— 5IS2 O. Httchlnsa 114 142 140 . Huft 110 131 er nickel, 1 up: W. J. Do.Jila. 1 down. Me ora ol their btstbaU Tarlowe .,.-, ....259 181 183— 6S3 I'. Jolinsoi 142 l.'S ISO H. Clarhsoii 1S3 Hi 120 8ATUHDA/—Third round ol I're* (loves. I u*cd to let almost v •«**• ei their lead to three Neumann , 170 207 160— 527 D. Ilalav)- 164 136 136 dent's Trophy event, partner* beat over Hawks, defeating them aturcke ITS 168 15S— 504 Total 491 C Ill 138 138 1S8 bnll: Art Dwyer and Bernie Rhnea identical letter* when I wai 195 defeated Ulclianl Bmlth and Chuck Best 1C7 ,»» •^149>— 611 Totals with the Vanlne* to m miwer ,ucky Strikes swejft Sh»m- Bra* h»mn All-Kvrat. t. Milne 153 119 130 1 583 609 Wlntar, 3 nnd 1; Ollle Havens and Pulka Dots won two- from Tnylor B10 049 641 —17O0 I'. Hprankel .... 118 114 177 SMYTH Jack McAullff. Jr. .lefenl.d Chuek the letter* the aame way I did Halnin 541 637 6S2—1660 »f. DoKue 105 170 141 •3. Bmyth H3 170 98 "" e and Art nickel, 1 UB 21 hole«: then. "4.V «• •"• (d Accountants beat Shoot- Tarlowe 549-602 «23—1774 J, Davidson .... 150 104 il. UnU'hle 128 152 _-.Kh Johnston and BUI Grander de- A. Oaul 147 179 iao i MY CLOVE uied to be al. rs in two. . Neumann ..626 COS 527—1001 169 feated Ho Adlerbert nnd Nlok Van JOHNSON Sturuke 601 637 604—U92 Totals 586 S. Ilrudft 140 203 Ness, 1 up; Joe Valentine and Ned most as much a part of me u W I. 136 Valentine defeated Duerr Rwvw 68 35 Totala 558 and ltlchftrd McFadden, 3 nnd 8. my hand* and the longer I used •ks 65 38 Sweepatakea, Clou A: & M. Klniioy •*«•«*•»• y.50 it the more I could depend on 94 Elui Me 62 U 186 Ir., 11-12—«8; J. a. Mann, 86-14—71: V «'« Donovick Breaks LaCasseSets 126 powu a , it. That'* the way all you bud«: ca Hots i. ShnulTler 168 13 186 i. S. Jennon, es-11—78; Dr. Frank II. Post 189 132 14(1 Hell, 711-7—12. Class V: Walker Blck- tea IO1UMO.'I Bl«klr am "T' ding ballplayer* should feel. 4 Strlk a. Bller M9 1 HO 147 el, 90-17—13: Paul Allemann, S0-17 I:,:'-i-ks t-73; Arthur MuUer Jr., 62-10—76. »ngl— +i—t— PIM#mqptmm TBEAT YOUR glove with e Miit'» ... 42 51 Pin Up Loop Tie Washday Record Totals ~E62 —a lull SO ap-iBoolk tad respect, take care ot it and it 30 oiing Stara 3i 69 i'T'il will last you many seasons. auntants .. Donovick, winning two games MILI.Kn Match Play For Billy LaCasae posted a 213 i. Cnldwell 124 144 1S3 tim MMMH AVMUM1 Above all, don't go swapping SHAMROCKS from Sinshelmer, regained first D. Uick 163 158 147 •loves just to get a new one. Chetk Sinclair ind Compin , 131 149 middle Kama for her team in tho " Zebrlc'iC 128 118 144 Echo Lake Women 87 137 place in the Pin Up Girls bowlinjf Wash Day bowling league 'Mon- W. Jllllor 139 139 13B •OATS AND ROAT TRAIURS Your "new on*"—and I really H«rt'i tht cer .... 109 111 103 loop last week, when Purdy, with ind .... 167 160 day, the Ant double century in Despite rainy weather, the 18 mean thla-won't do you full m whom they ware tied, lost a pair Totals 645 Justice until It becomes, on llTOll . * us this loop. For her record, she was ' 11OWKRR hole group at Echo Lake Country SCHMITZ BROS. m 125 to Boyle. Other 2-1 winners were presented with a ttivet as a "mem- V. Stnlknecht .... 167 111 16(1 Club held a match play agtinst that you're used to and have BEST DEAL 13? 7llCINTtAlAVE. U79J3 810 137 Reber over Greenberg-, ind (How- ber of the 200 Club," by West- P. l'roudfoot .... 140 135 123 par tournament Tuesday, with a confidence In. . ' LUOKV STIUKBS Iett over Butler. Bishop: had the 13. MalllHt l«0 182 13H 125 HO 7G5 field Recreation Lanes. Her team n. Uowkfr 119 149 128 WKTWIID OIL YOUR glovo to keep it 139 130 lone sweep, conquering (Marshall. had high single frame of T40 and soft and pliable but don't over, IN OIL HEAT is; 13:1 no w 1, Totals 616 do it or you'll wind up with a llcler 157 197 142 Donovick 56 38 high set of 2035, in a Bwcep of 164 168 143 Purdy 54 39 Papalas, which could be season's soggy mitten a* heavy ai a New Sinclair 109 109 125 Standings Hold bowiing ball. Heating Oil 197 Kowfett 64 39 records, since the loop has only V Heg 109 Reler 4»H 4SV4 PITCH & PUTT GOLF TO BREAK in a glove pound "lie Marshall 48 45 two more sessions, In Boro League RiBhoi 46 48 a baseball into the pocket time Y Burner Service Contract CAHDINA1S Boyle 43 50 Johnson blanked Hull, Piller 154 140 166 Standings held in tho Boro and agiin until the fingers just 100 106 SinHholmcr 41 52 won a pair from Carpenter, Baily naturally "break" in and lot 167 Greenbers 38M 53J5 Women's pin league Tuesday nigftl NOW OPEN 167 HO' Butler 30 57 a pair from Koop and Ray two around the ball. Here's another 187 1!I5 144 from DeFoe, in other mutches, as first glaco Mountainside Deli /Complete'Llneof 74 74 piece ot advice—If a seam rips Oil Burnen 74 74 74 BONOVtCK >v •. cntessen won two games from WRKOAYS - «p«n 13 Noon 74 I. Milne 129 122 134 ,31 North Jersey and rurtnerup Her- have your shoe repair man D. BchmMcier 160 135 12. Koop ... 38 Adult*, 79c Children umkr 14, 50c stitch it IMMEDIATELY. Don't »35 889 10.1 102 ''" shey two from Bayberry, In the I). JIcAlllsler .... 121 Carpenter wait until the rip becomes a I CALL Ul'NOW BLUE SKISKIEE S K. Donovlok 149 152 157 45 V third match, Bliwise took the out- 145 lit 141 Handicap ...... 86 80 SS Jamison ., SATUMDAY, SUNDAY, HODDAYS - optn I A.M. fliree or four-inch tear and the Filler .... 44 side games from Martin. HUmboMt 20144" 125 109 130 LrilOa 41 46 . glove is ruined. 127 135 109 Totals 035 t.'.lS (S00 Ruy w I. AduhH, $1.00 ChiMrm, SOt 138 ltl ISO SINSHEIMER •llgrim H2O0 HO Hufl 49 Mountainside Dell , M 40 1S9 188 A. Mercer' ...... 129 140 i4n V »H 4!M lloraber Jl. E 6.1 43 73 75 75 J. Carlisle 120 121 115 ill 54! Dllwlso 51 44l,( • II Hol«« from 67 lo 109 yanb long A puppy has a complete set of HUboard 7-M14 H. 8ln8helmer ... US 1R( 104 Hnyl>orry Olft (ihop 47 4S(j 758 ~?C7 11. Sauerbrun .... 157 142 102 LA. CANSI3 Mui'tln Jewelers ... 43 52 • Club* and Ball* SuppNtd teeth when he Is about one month Handicap 93 n M. Costa 119 130 N. J. Kxpress 38 58 old. [SHOOTING STABS II. lxiCtmse .... Ill n:i 115 • Evory HoU a PAR 3 ., 1)7 124 109 Totals 617 CC3 J. Klchnrils .... 143 174 13 12« 13135 118 coo 1 A recent survey shows that 200 Traffic light: A trick to prot 147 W. rurrtsh .... 125 in I.IO ir.5 ITS PUH1JY 112 112 YWC,As, following population On TingUy Ian* bolwoon Inman Av«,. ami Oak Trot Read, podoalriana half-way across tho SINCLAIR lor*. ss 137 129 M. Damron ..... 106 148 139 IS 7 1.-.0 ISO C. Knolri'k 147 1(14 109 shifts, are conducting program street safely, , RCFININO COMPANY 138 Totals Old TTo Oak Trto, N. J. tt mil* from "lalnfioy OoH Count. 1SS 13S N. KnrBOiit 130 129 140 PAI'AUAa outside the limits of tho central li. Purely 15(1 138 12 118 Handicap P. PapniaH 113 111 city or its downtown section. LEADER CLASSIFIEDS PAY T61 *68( 82 82 10. RdwimlH .... 108 108 112 ACCOUNTA NTS H. Kreynian 123** 133 121 (elder ... llll 159 Totals 027 101 II i 175 118 BOYLn J. Wok 119 118 IBS J. Ileuthcr 130 143 12' Totala 6S5 "570 elder ... 131 1>. llB.ldlnff 130 148 118 DOESNT IT MAKE SENSE TO SHOP AT J&M SUPER MARKET WHERE YOU GET EVERYTHING - 146 128 I.. Juhnnon - 125 108 14 1IVUU US 118 I). Hoyle 102 118 130 0. Rtnntz 1(11 120 Handicap 91' 91 91 K. Hull 110 SI no 796 h. Thawley .... !»0 107 10" FREE DELIVERY, DOUBLE GUARANTEE, QUALITY, DEPENDABILITY, SATISFACTION Totals 678 N. Orllerp 124 121 CUL.LS 124 121 123 123 135 ortEENnKito amle .. 142 140 15S M. Oreenberg .... 99 140 Totnls 652 r.:. a ande .. 232 100 174 H. ChenlU ...i.. 139 117 JOHNSON ALL SWIFT'S PREMIUM BABY LAMB CHICKEN KING SALE OLD FASHIONED HAMS Taylor Ham, lVilb., 99c 157 144 211 L. McCoy . ,,...,. 130 119 117 Blind 95 Sr, 181 ICC C. Straehati .,..,. 117 143 100 C. Perkins 101 100 . BEEF 77 77 Handicap SO 90 90 K. Cetltn 153 161 Loin Lamb Chops 99c Ib. FreskKUIed Jones • 79c IW, 11!!' U. Johnson ISO 140 914 738 Totals :., S75 COD- ill 91 1 Ib. Kraut FREE : 1TA.W.KS ' ItKDER Rib Roast 69c Ib. ' Fryers, Broilers 39c Ib. «rt ...... 141 1G5 141 M. Wnok 147 12S 121 Total! 6T0 677 Chuck of Lamb 39c Ib. Keller's 69c Ib. with Ib. Franks 69c 159 183 n. neber 117 180 138 r ...... 100 133 122 M. Sailer 117 135 114 PIL.r,Kn Sirloin Steaks 89c Ib. 1-JO 171 M. Stnnaway .... 137 131 12(1 R Piller IDS ISO 12!) Braast of Chicken 69c Ib. Dubuques 69c Ib. r ...... 1SS 98 Stewing Lamb 29c Ib. son ..... 193 178 145 Handicap ...... f 80 80 80 C. Porter 105 140 I Ib. Potato Salad FREE CD CO CO II. HelndtU 104 113 144 Totals B98 ~673 J. Carlisle ...... 185 124 Ifi Round Roast 89c Ib. Legs and Thighs 59c Ib. Ham Slices 99c Ib. with lib. Imp. Ham 1.39 ,.. 858 ~823 100 100 101 BUT [Jen OWUS ,r. Hutler 11? 139 122 Totals r,5! -• 003 Sirloin Tip 99c Ib. VEAL SALE •o ...... 177 139 143 M. McKondrlck •• 109 152 103 CAItrENTBR Chicken liven 99c Ib. k 112 165 211 JI. Mclsoll 125 07 130 D. Brtmton .... 100 8fi 12: it .. 141! US 170 M. Villa 154 1H7 114 10. nouKhrum ... 114 139 10 Rump Roast 69c Ib. Rock Cornish IT ... • 1" 1 135 151 Handicap '. 87 87 87 K. C'arpiMiter .... 112 120 140 Rump Roatt 89c Ib. Chicken Wings 39c Ib. Spare Ribs ro ... 2 1ST 150 N. Wrny 113 113 •• -2 73 Totals 892 Hens 99c ea. 73 63S Totala 673 barbequing 49c Ib. 5" Sayko, HT; 2. Wle- in two games in the final session. Chocolate 79c Popsickles i, Kiuaneckl, E. Time— Linck, winner of s pair from Mc- Cedargreen Broccoli Chicago's Famous ton hy Blpjwaa, HT; 2, Pow- Intosh, finished in third place. In Buy 2, get 2 Free . HnizulllH, E. Time—2:11:5. Spears 4"*99e Dressels Cakes and Pies Pecan 99c are only 5c each -fun by Flchner. K; 2. Zlm- other matches, Hogrefc won two |11T; 3, Fldle, HT. Time— from VanPelt and Hitchings a pair from Milne. JH—Won by Skinner, SHOP I SAVE p. B; 3, Sharp, HT. Time— w ANOTHER GREAT LAUNDRY SUPPLIES SWEETS-SODA Welsledor 68 SALE OF GROCERIES Bnlles—Won by Skinner, B; r Hurling »''<4 Tuna Fish 4 for 1.00 BIT; 3. Kline. E. Time—22.3, Llm-k "2 Maxwell House Coffee ....89c Slant Tide 75c Flavor Straws 25e W—Won by Soltyn, t; 2, Jlclnlosh 50 J&M g: 3, Homer, 15. Distance— iloRrere 45 Van Pelt White Meat Tuna 3 for 1.00 Guest Ivory -Won Iiy Snuelpr, K; 2, lllllti'hlnl n 42 Beech-nut Coffee 89c Fizzles pk. 25e I": Franklin. K. Diatnnce— Jlllne * =514 Del M. Sardines 3 for 1.00 aad Plastic Dish 69c SUPER ,-Won by Cunie, E; 2, Sol- WEISLBDEH Kool Aid* 6fpr25e f Wlelcel, HT. Distance—144 L. Kelly 141 130 Martinson's Coffee _ 99c Crab Meat 2 for 1.15 Clerox gal. 49e H. McClay 10* 111 110 MARKET pimp—Won by Washington. (", Mnrshall ..... 12ft 139 »k". HT: 3, Knzancchl, E. D. Welsleder ... 113 1C9- 102 Hunt's Catsup 6 for 1.00 Finish - 43c Ice Cream „. % gal. 1.29 *-" ft-. SM In. Totala 617 509 484 Book Matches 2 boxes 29c 856 MOUNTAIN AVI. •Jmp_Won by Lanft. B; 2. DUKUNO "HAVE MORE FUN Cruihed Pineapple ..5 for 1.00 Electrosol 39c "jr. HT; Kaianechl, E; Cos- II. Purling 125 13 139 Plenty Parking til Planters Peanuts 3 for 1.00 lelght—5 ft., 3 In. A. Mac kiln 132 11.0 IN THE SUN" Clothes Pins 2 boxes 23c Calgonite 39e kull_Woh by Harvard. R: II. builke 1«? 129 ! Apple Sauce 6 for 1.00 p. E; 3, Blscoe, E. Height 114 2 PHONIS D. Mulrenny ... 113 4 9a Asparagus Tips 5 for 1.00 Snowy Bleach ' 43c AD 2-0402 — 0403 Totula 537 WITH -Beacon Wax gallon 1.99 Ply only local taxes, if any, Fruit Cocktail .4for 1.00 Brigetts box 39e . Free Delivery and triniDorfa- SMART'FINEST QUALITY Johnson's Spray Wax B9c lion from South Campbell's Bean* 8 for 1.00 Cascade 34c PRODUCE Monday, Wednesday, Friday B«nd, Indiana. Johnson's Klear Wax 89c Kidney Beam .7 for 1.00 Wild Bird Seed 10c Ib. Hong Green Cukes 179Ammrka't toWMf -Wceo5f Jfcree / Cocomcilf _ _3for 1.00 Borden'i Srarlac .3 !bs. 99c SPECIAL SALE Inaomical 'St SCOTf MAN N.B.C. Radishes SUN GLASSES Carolina Rice 6 lbs. 1.00 Vanilla Wafers 23c Sitrue Paper Sale ) Full-aied, full powered Six-pasi«ng»r capacity Criico 3 lbs. 79e Scalllons Exclusive Twin TrartioiuvaiUble Oreo pkg. 35e 9c 12-door—4-(foof* station wsson S. M. Raisins 4 for 1.00 Toilet Tissue 100 roils $11.98 | Piices Include healer/ (Plain or Rx) Riti large, 31c Carrots, bunch each i oelroster, directionals. mm\m Kasco -.5 lbs. 59« G. G. Peas 6 for 1.00 Paper Tawels» Niblet Corn 7fo»1.00 See them now at Red Heart —.48 cans 6.49 Brown-Gold Coffee ..$1.29 Ib. Rolls 6forl.00 Wax Beans 5 for 1.00 Langostina* Fish $1.29 Ib. Florida Green Bean* 19c Ib. Paper Napkins .8 for 1.00 Borden's. Init. Coffee 99c ROBT. E. BRUNNER Green Beans 5 for 1.00 Reynolds Wrap 5 for 1.00 Whole lobsters OPTICIAN Chef Boy-Ar-Due Spaghetti Iceberg Lettuce ...,% hds. 29c kt.O.KK Campbell Soups ready to broil $1.69 ea. Freezer Paper .2 for 1.00 and Meal Balls 4 cans 99c Meot 6 for 1.00 BR 2-56SO Frying Rabbit, Solid Ripe Tomatoes 29c pk. Wax Paper 4 for 1.00 Hoffman Brooms 1.8° Tomato Soup 8 for 1.00 white meat 89c Ib. Studebaker-Packaxd 4 N. UNION CRANFORD Guest Towels. —4 for. 1.00 Visit your local Dealer today 1 THE WESTFTtitP tM. J.V IJSATVER: THCBSDAY. MAY 1. 1958

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