Pue Eight CRANPOKP fN;*> CITIZEN AND CHRONICLE—THCBSDAY. JUNE 16, 1960
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ol LXV1I. No. 22. Entered as aacotid claw mall matter at m 3 Sections, 24 Pages GRANFORD, NEW JERSEY, THURSDAY, JUNE 23, 1960 The Port O«l«* at Cranford. N. J. ESSAY WINNERS—Mrs. Eugene F." Donnelly of Springfield, state DAR historian, presents medals to Steven Tyre, left, and 285 Receive David Ault, junior high school students whorwon the "American : Over 300 Enroll Trajlways" essay contest sponsored by Crane's Ford Chapter, • High School DAR. At the right is Mrs. Thomas L. Brennan, past regent. ,, vent Slated eginnin Individual twlrlers and teams from all along the Eastern Sea- omas For Second Year ard will participate in Class A National Open events sanctioned by - Staff members were announced res, Lincoln avenue and Walnut, lowing college- students:. Daniel this week for the annual summer School., ,/ Berry, Miss Christine SchllHnger, Award Annual DAR Prizes L National Baton Twirling Association at the second annual -Twirl- Diplomas were presented to 285 Avei state n wards were presented at Cicvelahd and Sherman ^^e largest class ever to playground program sponsored.by Mrs?>Charles F. Schilliriger is Miss Carla.iCa,staldo. Robert ,Hob- TSranford "High Junior High spools gfjlMhft^^ |ord Posf 212,-Ainerican Lfigiop, at Cranford High-School this Sunday. tee, which, will "begin July 5 andreation ' Committee and " Thomas beth 'Donaldson, Donald Damrn, •..annual awards assemblies. ' " • ' ' • • • A feature of the program will school'J-^--at commencement exer- continue for six weeks-at. some Tipaldi is generoK^supervisor for' Miss Roberta Schillinger, Herbert Summer^chool at Cranford High School will open for the In addition to DAR awards' for~~diitstanding .students and essay be an advanced twirling clinic cises Tuesday, evening. The high play areas- and eight .weeks at the summer programs Ehlers, Farris Swackhamer. and second year/6n Monday with a registration of more than 300 ••-contest-winners,other awards were, made in recognition 'of-.outstand- School Board conducted by-Alan rKramer,-head school-auditorium—wasF~filled to others," depending~upon "attend-; •Miss~Sandra~Stev.ens.~~";—1~u"~l students. ^gistjaUon"wilinroriUnue"thrpugh SaturdayTn the ing service ahd accomplishment. twirler fpr the Michigan State Un- capacity for the event. ance. • ..V. ...! playgrounds wjill include thtifol- There'will be a complete pro- guidance/office. . • liarn Edwards,of Cleveland. iversity Band, between 9 and to . DAR' citizenship niedals were The tlass was presented by G. There' will be a program of su-lowing teachers in the local school gram^ of arts and crafts plus play C^Frank Zimrncrman, principal, reported that J50 stu- Ralph Nobi.ro, instrumental mur «.m. Mr. Kramer was the NBTA' activities at each of. the play areas. presented at Cleveland To William [ires Fifteen Frank Zimmerman,, principal, and pervised activities from 9:30 a. m.system: Miss Mary Lou .Cody. Foreman, son of Mrs. F. W. Fdre- sic tt'acher, gave awards to Nich- senior boys" champion irt 1959. to noon and I to 4 p. m., Mondays Nicholas Sferfazza, 'Robert Belle;. Iri* addition there will, be special-, dents- have enrolled :3n a^- •r- ' man-'o'fi 122 Eastman street. )ind olas Prato and Theodore* Ziclinski, Contest events. will begin at 10. Dr. Clark w\ McDermith, super- through Fridays, at the following Miss Patricia Castaldo, Edward ized programs including a regular vanced-subjfects, 50 more than Sherman; ' Sheldon Cohen and m Margaret Witherington, daughter a.m. and continue throughout the intendent of schools. Diplomas playgrounds: Roosevelt- School,, Schmidt, ..Mrs. Barbara Stevenson schedule^of 1 Softball, games 'for ias£ year. Review pr_'make-up. Philip Brubaker of Cleveland. p Students of Mr. and Mrs. J. H. Witherin-J- daydy . • ' '"" •_' " ' ' ' ' were conferred by Mrs. G, Holmes teams in Senior,, Junior and Pee- classes have enrolled 91, and. Cynthia Vroom of Sherman was Fifteen teachers, all with pre- Cranford High School, Adams and Lawrence Clavin. ,' toni 41ft Orchard street. Sherman Trophies wiU be* awarded to Williams, president of the Board avenue, Memorial Field, Sunny They will be assisted by the fol- ^Conrfliued on Page 8) 70 students will take non- winners were Thomas Beam, son presented a library council pin by nous v teaching experience with first, second and third place win- Ludwjg' .MetZKcr, librarian. of Education; • ' • .. • . in Awards credit courses- in/freading instruc- of Mr. aml'Mr's. T. R. Beam of'21 exception of one, were hired ners in all divisions and medals tion and person il use typing, he . Carolina street and Lesley Krone, Awards were, also presented to r the Board of Education Monday will be awarded to the remaining Three children of school board the winners of the Sherman School noted. ght at a meeting in Lincoln top one-third contestants in 'each members were in this year's class First Step Taken by Board At Assembly ^m£gt_week^daysJ!oiL J jdaughter_of__MiL_:and_Mr.s. H.JL.. SHrn<-c- Fair hy'.Ct>iirtland..p'alc.V.. division. T ' ~ .-\ ^^ Krone of'141 Severin court. head of high school science de- chool. Six teacher 'resignations an^T diplomas were- presented by- David Skaggs. and Frances Tan- six. we«ks until • Friday, August 5. . In.addition to team competition In the DAR. essay contest on partment, on behalf of the Cran- llso were, accepted. • each,'parent member. They were In Teacher.Recruitment Plan nenbaum received the Lions Club The July JV holiday will be made "The Significance of Historic Trailr ford Teachers' Association as fol- for corps, high school, juvenile, Sandra Williams, presented! by awards of.$50 savings bonds as the up on Siiturday, July 9. Classes I .New teachers are: • ~ dijnee. and twirl and flag teams, The first step in setting, up an organized teacher recruitment will begin at 8 a.m.-and end at ways to the Growth of the United lows: First, Wayne Garretson; sec- Mrs. Gabriella Backinbff of 12 Mrs. Williams; Stephen Dexter, two top students in this year's ond, Vincent DeStefap'o; third, events, will include: Tiny tof. solo, program was taken by the Board of Education on Monday night. 12:10 A>.m. States," first pls&c winners were hetland drive, who has com- presented by Mrs. Forrest P. Dex- graduating class atCranford High Marjorie Tyhdal; honorable" men- Be A Sport, Dad! novice solo open, novice two baton The board approved $500 fora booklet, "The Cranford'Story," .de- Advanced credit subject classes as follows: pleted nine^ears of teaching, has ter, Jr., and Virginia Boardman, tiorj, Cynthia Vroom, Carol Walk- open, doubles, fancy strutting, mil- School. The presentations were will meet the entire morning. Re- Cleveland, Steven Tyre, son of kindergarten here since scribing the community and its ' Mr. and Mrs. David N. Tyre of er, Carol McGarry, Sandra Braz- itary strutting, novice New Jersey presented by Henry M^Boardman. made at the annual awards assem- vjfcw or make-up classes will meet UilrchX'She has' a bachelor's de- State solo, trios.' * '••.•' facilities to be distributed to col- 102 Makiitom drive, Mississippi- zatti,' Lana • Lqmbardo, Barbara The Waih 'n Wear Sportscoat by Haspel/tai- .Student speakers were David bly Monday ' afternoon in the two.hours daily allowing enroll- cree froni Hunter College, mas- lege placement) offices and other ment in two subjects. Reading and Missouri Rivers. At Sherman, Moore, Linda Bones, Claire Fink, lored to fit in a distinctive jingle-breasted, Also, advanced boys'solo open, Skaggs, Robert Freese, Betty Local Pupils school auditorium. :r's degree from New York Uni<- advanced -girls' solo open, advanc- sources available to teachers. typing wjll be scheduled for one- David Ault, son of Mr., and Mrs/ Pamela Krochmal, Ellen Jones, 3-button model that has no time or travel Eudene and Linda Eaton, all mem- David also received the Boosftr Leslie Ault, 22 Munsee drive, Ore- Richard Plant; Ronald- Friedman, tcrsity and \has : taken additional ed two baton open, advanced NeW Details of the booklet' and- a nour^periods, and laboratory per- limitations this summer! Navy; grey or olive; Professional ^training at Bank Jersey State solo, flag baton open, bers of the graduating class. Wiiijiwmrds Club scholarship, Bausch iods in Biology will meet in the gon-California Trail. /' Carol Hilbert, Candace. Borges, The high school chou% under di- comprehensive plan to recruit Lomb* science plaque and the/Cor- Joylene Leonardo, and Betsy Cy- sizes 37 to44. regular short and O C Af| Street College.^New York,"in the advanced New Jersey State two afternoon. Th£ library will be op-, Other essay winners xX~ Cleve- rection of James Lcnney, sang "No teachers were outlined by -Anthony nell Cup. ; land were: second place, Roberta phers. ' longs • :.'.\-«Jv«" field of I early childhood education. baton and military command en during the day for student use. marching. Man Is an Island," and the gradu- AtShJohn's Terregino, principal of Livingston Virginia Me Arthur received the . The following advance subjects , 'wiese, Erie Canals third, Alice Miss Madelyn Cassidy, Sherman Mrs. Mildred Iversen of 119 ating class sang "Land of Hope 4 Twenty Cranford students were School, who was chairman of a Mathematics Association of for credit will be offered provid- Degenhardt; Boston Post Road; School Student Council adviser, pring Garden street, wife of Dr: Robert O. Walters of 28 Forest andGloryi ' ^ among 169 eight grade graduates teachers" committee appointed yto America award for placing first ing there is sufficient registration: honorable mention, Lynn Folinus, presented pins to the following Kenneth Iversen, -dean of Union avenue, manager of Chapter 228, Invocation was offered by the Erie Canal, and Lynda Wolff, Erie representatives ""foT Junior College, will teach in theis cqhtest manager. Miss/Mary receiving diplomas at commence- draw up . a teacher ' recruitment among Jthe local high school group Algebra I, and II, Plane Geometry, Rev. Dr. Albert Allinger, .pastor 'of who took the national examina- Canal. .;/ . . , • -••„> •• . <• achievement: Dennis (elementary grades." She was cer- Kosko, former New Jersey State, ment exercises at St^ John the plan. The board agreed to follow American History) II, Latin I, x the Cranford Methodist Church, tion, and also wori the Spanish French I and II, Spanish- I, Ger- Sherman, second, .. Barbara. Pamela Krochmal, Special! 3 Day Sale! I - tified to teach -in New Jersey after senior champion, is twirling in- and benediction by the Rev. Ger- Apostle School in, Clark on Satur- through with the recommendations Arpn, Natchez Trace; third, Ellen Susan Krochmal; 'Susan Kratzke, structor for .the local group, which day. Medals for proficiency in in the fall. ' CLARENCE L. FRITZ award presented by the American man I, College Biology, English )• • • nal school diploma . ... arrfWhelan, assistant pastor of St. Association of Teachers of Spanish. Oregon Trajl, arid William Krose, Barbara * Yaracz, Lesley, : Krone, land has had two years of *e?cper- Avas-formed-in-l»S8:—'• -• "MichaelTchurch. various subjects went to four of Dr. Clark W, McDermithrsupcr^ I, Typing 1 siidT 7 Among other, awards were: Tannenbaum, Mormon Trail; hon- Susan Huston.. Frank Cushing,. Our Madras Sportscoats add suburban dash There were more than 400 con- the local graduates. intendent of schools, pointed out Driver Education. " . liencc. She received a bachelor's The organ processional and re- DAR award,/John Witherington; orable mention, Sharon Kosick, Patricia Lcwandowski, David'Van to any man's appearance — hand Woven in testanttt s in the chapter's .'Ellen Sue Moses was honored that Cranford has an "inadequate Review or maki-up subjects in- •degree from Newark State College first cessional- were played by George Chief WillianVA. Fischer Memorial National Road. Brunt, . Barbara Tritask,, Thomas India to give you famous authentic pattern- Twirling Festival at the high for excellence in. religion, history, recruitment program cen in Fritz Heads clude: Algebra I and II, Plane : ItWs month. . \ White of .the. school music depart- Trophy, Alan Ritter; Business and Other awards were made by Fedorkq, Joan Balinskas, Carol school last yean ment. . ahd the annual essay contest. Ray- his office." For many years teach- Geometry, American History I George' White, vocal music*in- Gyenese, Thomas '' Miller, Bonlta ing in the most wanted lightweight jacket I., Mr_s. Jean Loebcr of 2 Sailor Professional Women's Club $25 graduate of Drew Uni- mond Wojciak was* among the- top ers have been recruited either by Local Chapter and II. Latin I, French I and II, \m- ••,•>• structor, to Thomas Beam of Sher- Johnson, Thomas Nolan, . Linda of the season! Sizes 36 to 44, bonds, Sandra Kolbe and Janice urfirk stuAents_irh,.mathematlcs jand .the contact, with placement/ offices Spanish. German I, College Biol-
nd the^Unlveolty of-Mexieo.-Mrs. ner-upin-gcneratcxccllence.Carol OfRecKCi hand I ntiri Typing _f. award, Virginia Lawson; National The summer session is approved iLocber, who haSNflve years' ex- Proctor won her medal for. ex-plained. Vy Former Public Safety Commis- Office Management Association Ipericnce, taught klhdergarten on cellence in English. Anthony Mc- •With a turnover of. 25 percent sioner Clarence H. Fritz of 8 Sum- by the State Department of Edu- MEN'S SHOPS, GOERKE'S THIRD FLOOR Ofl949ClassHoldDegrees award to "business student of thecation. Pupils who are residents la half-day basis this ye*r in Cran- Hale was a runner-up, in the of the teaching «tatf each year, a mit road was elected to succeed Gaylc Beeri German award, [ford and will be given' Annular Thirty-five percent of the members of the Class of 1949 of Cran. categories of English and religion. grcat deal of. time/is spent inter- James F. Kervick as chairman of of Cranford will be accepted on a" by German. Club of non-tuition basis. Non-residents [assignment next year. * . >. rford High School completed four-year college courses, according, to'' Other graduates from Cranford viewing candidates-and handling the Cranford Chapter of . thi Clark Township, Rodger Kopf; Irwin Billet of 7 Penn road will^ u survey conducted by the high school guidance department were: Kenneth Blcksha, Marcia correspondence,/Dr. .McDermith American Red Cross at the will be accepted on a tuition basis United Nations essay. contest with written permission from -their I teach English and social studies in The department reports that 100 members of 95 percent of theAnn Brewer, Lois Budil, Peter Del said. "The committee's recom- nual meeting last. Thursday award, sponsored jointly by A.A. Gandio, Timothy Flaherty, Wil- principal. , I the junior high school. He took replied to a questionnaire sent earlier this year to help In mendations will provide a better- at 10 North Union avenue. UK. and social studies department I his undergraduate, work at Newark liam Gruss, Margaret Hnlfpenny, directed, better organized program evaluating education practices. Other officers were named as of high school. Aileen Kendall; I State College and Rutgers Univer- The questionnaire revealed that Howard Jacob.' Jacqueline Law; of recruitment, and will cost mon- '{• ••••.-•»--, • follows: Vice-chairman, Russell H. Junior Achievement "treasurer of Isity and has taken additional work four percenKobtained master's de- rence, Marguerite McGowan, Ro- ey," he added. $*&; Herman; treasurer, Delano. R. the year"' medal- and $50 bond, lat. Rutgers and the U. S. Psycho- bert O'Sullivan, Grace Paredes, Mr. Terregino, accompanied by Recreation grees and three became physic- IIJC Summer Ives; assistant treasurer, Julius K. June Gruss. • ?f* '; ;. I therapy Institute in England. ians. Two girls^cjjmpleted four- Mary Margaret Schram, Edward Dr, Paul V. Buonaguro, coordinat- "''•'trl' ; • 1 Varcho, Patricia Wagner and Lin- Woerz; secretary, Mrs. l^azle Wil- Cups' were presented to Betty , • Mrs. Frances Riendeau of 16 or of- /special services, and Miss year nursing programs .and an- son. Eudene and Marcia Gillespie, co- | Parkway village, a graduate of St other two, three-year^ nursing da Wolf f. Gera^dine. Cleminson, principal of Session Set Named to three-year terms, on editors of the Spotlight, high Joseph College,' West Hartford, programs. Seven completed sec- .The diplomas were presented by Bloomingdale Avenue School, said Registration will begin today and the board of directors were Mr: school newspaper, and pins were I Conn., taught elementary grades retarial . courses while 11 percent the Rt. Rev. Msgr. Thomas F. the/next step in the program will Kervick, Mrs. E. C.y^earick, Mrs. awarded to these senior staff 1st Rehearsal jfor three-years. She has been attended college but did not grad^ continue tomorrow and Monday Mulvaney, pastor of St. John the btber--mem- Western Civilization Since-lMOt —Beginning-thls^-week;-the Sunday. Btf 53— ...00- [Circus," Steven-and-GarjrHagcr-r at- Cleveland School - orr August" 5. Four juhlo"r"boyi"anil one jiinloF .00 schools" for the summer vacation ] strom. bers have scattered to Hawaii, algebra, plane' and solid analytic Other special events scheduled in- ford Citizch and Chronicle offfce Monday 80 58 girl at Cranford High School will .00 means there .will be more bicycles Teen-age floats — "Boating' in (Continued oil Page 8) geometry, zoology and general psy- clude a picnic at Nomahegan Park will be closed Saturdays until* Tuesday 81 53 >> attend the annual Boys' State at Wednesday 77 52 .01 on the streets. Police Chief Lester m\ I Venice," Leonle Lacrbix and Bar- chology. or/ July 25 and a trip to see aRutgers University' ahd Girls' after Labor'Day. bara . Simoons; "The Beach Com- ' In addition, it is expected that baseball game in Yankee Stadium State at Douglass College, re- W. Powell this week issued an chemistry, French, physics. and^n July 27.- ' • '•'•>'SriI:'-- "••' ' Handsome Short Sleeve ber," Billy Jacob. • five Junior Girls spectively, beginning • Sunday appeal, to parents and young Carriage, division — "His Royal Spanish will be offered at an in- Faculty will include George through July I.j people to cooperate in seeing that tcrscssion from August B to SepWhite/ , junior high school vocal' in- Alan Semonite Aboard Yacht Highness, Prince Charles," Grctch- At Citizenship The boys, sr ired by Cranford bicycle regulations arc observed U'n Crpushorc; "A Gift for Dad," tcmbcr 2. 7 structor, director of. the school; Jockey Brand . Additional Information may/be Ralph Notaro, junior high instru- Post 212, i'erican Legion, and as a safety measure. Sport Shirts 5,00 Kollecn Urban; "Beatnik," Kcn- Institute for Week Cranford Rotary Club are; Rich In Newport-Bermuda Race obtained by contacting Miss Doro- mental instructor, and Donal
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,^P9^ flag_cexeinony>;.a_xesaew~o£-second- The center's program is design- said the "first objective! of the DAR leaders and assistant leaders for j Barber.- The closing speech was class requirements, a skit an4 15851 : ed to give practical experience in 4s the preservation of historical their cooperation, especially Mrs. given by DenisejMiller. Girl Scouts songfe. speech activities to advanced stu- data, having to do with the growth Charles Bielcr, district chairman; j Phyllis Birchett, Doris Baur, and Badges, attendance stars and Carol Jean Proctor, daughter of c ranlor ndentS'.chosen on the basis of aca- of our country and the constantly-' Mrs. Bernard Grant, housemother; Carol Fricke of Troop 73 assisted World Association, pins Were given Mr. .and Mrs. J. i/L Proctor of 148 demic standing and recommenda- expanding program of national Mrs'. P. Fulton, cookie chairman: with the refreshments. to the girls by Mrs. Carl Schauer, Mohawk drive, was honored at a tions from high school teachers. Mrs. Stephen Gmelin, encamp- • ~^—— ' . Mrs. David Smith and Mrs. Mich- party Saturday .evening celebrat- participation in this field in our 23 NORTH UNION AVF. CRANFORD. W 6^3272 Participants will work in one or schools." ment; Mrs. R. S.Paterson, public- Troop 73 ael Bebkowicz. , . ' ing her. graduation from St. John more of four basic areas — general ity; Mrs.-Robert Wiese, trip; Mrs. . Troop 73 recently held a Court Receiving second class badges the Apostle School. Clark. There John, who was graduated Tues- H. T. Liming and Mrs. F. W. Coir of Awards ceremony *and cookout were Patricia Baldi, Donna Beb- guests, from Cranford, 23 North Union Ave. MEMBER: HANUI-CHABOE, — ClANrOID Bl SINESS ASSV. speech and basic communication. day night, is a member of the Stu- NEW JERS were 22 lins, dinner;..Mrs. Roland Garret- at thtvhome of- Mrs. B. Cyphers, kowicz, Christine Fuller, Judith Irvington and , Union. LIBBY'S debate and discussion, theatre, and dent Council,/ Advanced Science QUALITY CHAIN Denville, speech science.' Lynne is one of .son. day camp and Cranford Days;' 107 Retford avenue. • First class BIRDS-EYE 2pkg. Club, Hi-V, and captain of the STORE CLEANERS Mrs. E. H. Koenig, Memorial Day j rank was awar.ded to Doris Baur, two students assigned to theatre, tennis team. He will enter Trin- parade, and. Mrs. A. M. Gessler, i Betsy Cyphers, Alice Hofacker, : •- TOMATO JUICE where she will serve as an appren- ity College,.Hartford, Conn., maj- tice in the playhouseC council cookie and district calen- j Karen Brownlee, Carol Walker, oring in history. ; tlar chairman...... I.Atana Petruch, Barbara Shimkus $1.0© Lynne win enter her junior year Mrs.' J.'J.. Pfanne, Mrs. Koenig, j and Cindy Vroom, Tenderfoot at Cranford High School in, Sep- You cram these words into mln* Mrs.'T, B'. kopper, Mrs. Arlthony and second class awards were pre- BIRDS-EYE tember. ' A member' of the Revel- ears .against the stomach of my Sordill and (Mrs, Richard O.' Adams i sented to Karen Dooley and Jill FORD HOOK ers of Union, she has appeared in senses—William Shakespeare vyill serve as girl scout reprcsenta- Ziegler. HAWAIIAN tiv«( on the United Fund. Forty merit badges were pre-w WITHOUT Mrs. Coffee stressed the need for sented as follows: Alice Hofacker. PUNCH a non-denominational meeting; interior decorator, housekeeper, UMA BEANS FUR place for district events. Plans for \ home nursing, good grooming, dab- SALE THE DEACON AGENCY a Founders" • Day tea to honor bier, insect; Doris Baur, food, pen BIRDS-EYE INSURANCE founders of former councils on pal, dancer, games, good grooming; October 27 were discussed. Susan Huston, campcraft, dabbler, SEAMLESS HOSE COTTON BLOUSES CRINKLE-CUT or Marfe R. Deacon garden flowers, games, insect; JAMICAS SKIRTS 4 AWen Street Boosevelt Neighborhood Carol Fricke, home nursing, gar- Mesh and Flat Knits Special Group, Sleeveless BRidge 6-5051 den' flowers, child care, birds. "Bleeding Madras" Group Special Group- POTATO PAniES 11 and Short Sleeve K ? ^A Bo«lne«s Trip or Vacation? Go pro- Infermediate Seoul Troop 808 Barbara Shimkus, housekeeper, Reg. $7.98: Reg, to $10.98 Reg. to $L35 ved with Hartford Travel Accident and Baggage held a breakfast, cookout.j»s' its interior'decorator, dabbler, insect; HEINZ tinal event at the home of Kathleen Joan Mysiak, cook, stars camp- Reg: $2 98—— $199 ftotecrjpij. Covers Air Travel, Sportsmen and Trip craft; Adrienne Jaffee, cook, read- j Hume. Committees prepared and $J|.9» $il.99 OR CAMPBELL'S Tailored Coverage. . served the picnic breakfast of er, interior decorator; Sandra Reg $3.98— $2.99 orange juice, bacon, and pancakes. Martin, interior' decorator, cook, 4 dabbler; Karen Dooley, cook; 4 NEW GREEN PORK & BEAMS At a Court of Awards at Roose- vclt School, all 14 girls received Cindy Vroom, reptile, amphibian; Jamee Dooley, dabbler; Phyllis second class rank emblems' and 2 con* 25c year pins. Proficiency'badges;were Birchett, home' nursing; Betsy Cy- JACKETS '.O, presented in the following' cate- phers, home nursing, and Judy COTTON KNIT BOUCLE SWEATERS SUMMER HANDBAGE CABBAGE 1'MJK Tabor, cook and campcraft. j Cranford's Sunday gories: 13 pottery, 2 adventure, 1 White Duck "Over-lhe- GREEN backyard camper, 1 swimmer, 4 Mrs. G. W. Block is the leader "T" SHIRTS '[ Sleeveless Straws Only child care, 1 cook, 2 musician, 2 of Troop 73. j Special Group Bathing-Suit" Type Jacket ih Drug: Store Schedule outdoor, cook, 1 dabbler, and 1 , ' Reg. $3.98 •;'' . Reg. $3.98 Regg. $3.00 puppeteer. Mrs. Venstrom; leader, Ltvingston-Iincoln-iValnnt Reg. to $2.98 PEPPERS plus, tax W Neighborhood , and her assistant. Mrs. John Bren- 1.99 nan, served refreshments. . Troop 296 . $1.69 $ GOLDEN Members of Brownie Troop 296 .Troop 447 bcameqy 1 2 2 Brownie^ of Troop 447 had their ning at a fly-up ceremony in the %up and tenderfoot ceremonies educational building -of'4he Cran- at theCranford Methodist Church. ford Methodist Church. . Each .Susan Sassi made the welcoming mother walked to the platform BED PILLOWS speech. * The £Jag ceremony was with her Brownie daughter, where SUMMER JEWELRY PLAYTEX GIRDLES COTTON LOOP RUGS BARONS conducted by Janet Barber, Karen Mrs. Roland M. Garretson, troop Assorted Colors , V«hwfalof? 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Four., / CEANFORD (N. dr.) CITIZEN AN1» CQieNlCLe--THimSDAir, JIINiC vm^tmipL* ChanSk I lett of Fanwood, and Herbert Mof- Uk • Mise Margaret McVeigh fett Newport', R. I June CRANMM> (N. J.) •A - S. tSQer, pas-| •* Westfieldld; four sisters, MrsMrs. - -_. and' WUOHuiewlcd cotninit» JWfi t^ . A solemn high'mass of requiem ' ^rJohtfFreijttd Beach HavenHaven;; MrsMr.s Will Go to Notre Bame men* to an habltiiat ^viston of ex- OBITUARIES was offered Monday at St. ftose of U&a: New Egypt; Mrs. ttee^;.. :^..: ^h/W IFimK Frank W. Pfaff, son of *elttBee^;;'' ^I: -^h/W Iffer Summer Lima Church, Short Hills, for Miss- I•rhomas Hurley.• Plainfield: Miss Mm. Frank R. Pfaff of448 __ . In- congratulating Dr. MacKay II ff f Wtfild;*d SHOP A«P FOR BUDGET HARMONY... GET • •> •. r Nickalaus Bernecker Police Chief Lester W. Powell re- Margaret E. McVeigh of Short ton avenue, ^wai graduated- with the alumni association pointed to ported. ' ' , Hills, sister of the ReV. Sylvester the dose ties between Union Jun- jt Courses A High m&ss of requiem to horiotb from Marlst High SchopTi m The Rev. Harold C. Whitmarsh, P. McVeJgh, pastor of St •Theresa's Bayonne, on Sunday. He was Honors Nlckalaus Bernecker, 75, of Levit rector of St. John's Episcopal Churchy Kenilworth. She died rtown7folrmerlyrDfeninfontr\vft a Church, Elizabeth, officiated; He last? Thursday in Overlook Hos- 1 . j UOIlS' V/lllO ore Club for ' having maintai .>• offered Tuesday in St. Theresa read the' committal prayers -at pital, Summit, after-a short illness- Art classes for teenagers and ' Church. Kenilworth. He died Sat 'Father McVeigh was celebrant. —JiUQiA sfiiBVtVsfi aft tBie ^>^fty^ j| 90.percent or better in all sub- Scott Children will beqjn Tuesday at Fairview Cemetery,, Westfleld. nanfacr «Jf fbe.'OB&aal jjoaral and jects throughout the four years of to Serve urday at the home of his daughter, f. Dr. Robert B. Casey, assistant The Rev. James F. Ryan, pastor of Seats Officers he Cranford Creative Art Group St. Rose of Lima Church, was dea- post f. ti.f.1.* «sfit etoe Woman's So- high school: . . , . - ' ; memhers of the Ladies' Mrs. Catherine McKeown of Levjt county physician," performed an ety off Citoiirtfiutn Service. I John F. Hall was installed as to Captain N. R. Fiske itudlo at. 110 Walnut avenue un- town. : con, and the Rev. Edward J. Gill- Frank was offered a full schol- autopsy and said that death was SXotraas mmiflimjj as aflocrrlady president of the Cranford Lions arship to Siena College, Landon- Dr. Deborah Partridge Wolfe of VPW, at a meeting last hor the direction^ Burton Long> ,,,. The Rev. Sylvester P. McVeigh, caused by cyanide poisoning. Chief ick, assistant pastor of the same Club at ceremonies Tuesday night 62 South Union avenue has been [nbach, art teacher at Cranford 1 ville, N. Y., and has been accepted the Veterans' Memorial pastor, officiated. Interment was Powell said that'Mr. Wear had church, .was sub-deason. conducted by Clarence L. Fritz, a invited to serve on a New.Jersey tea.jeaas prior to8« r at the University of Notre Dame; .Mrs. Harry Snyder, sen fligh. School. in the family plot in St. Gertrude been under treatment for, about The Most Rev. Walter J. Curtfes [former president of the Lions Club. Citizens!, Committee on Children Separate classes for the two age •: Cemetery, WdodbricJKC. School of Science, as a; physics president, presided in the two- years for a high blood 'pres- gave the absolution. Seated in Other officers were installed as and' Youth by -IiioydN B. Wescott, « M* W» Siegfried, pi groups wlll:be" given for ten con- • Born in Hungary, he came to major. ',, ' -- .•.., ; '•.-... • ' sure condition... • the. sanctuary Were the Most Bev. CTrarwtBIe BBrarfam; a son. Alfred
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rag* six CWKOW1CIJ5—'IWDEgDAT, JDNE 23, MM,. ,Pre*Med » !_i—rr. • Camille Ferro Bride Elinor It. McKim Becomes ($. J.) CITIZEN AND CnKO^CLE—THUBSDAY, JCNE 23, IN* Sevca Student, Marries Teacher WFrederickBurns The Memorial Chapel, Emery, Va., was the scene" of the marriage Elinor Houston McKim, daughter of Mr fanny Acres Families PfMerseM Saturday of Miss Bonnie Mae Hunt, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. George Houston McKim of 115 Orange avenue, Became the St. Michael's Church was the'setting-Saturday for the marriage Edwards Hunt of Rocky Mount, Va., and Alvin Jacob Ciccone, son. Daniel Allen Rosen of, 319 Hampton street jn the Fir^Tt^' lost Post-Parade Picnics Mark 50th of Miss Camille Elizabeth Ferro. daughter of Mr. and Mrs.-Michael rhntyh •'• „ .-- "; f;' , '.J • - ' • *** of 345 South* Union avenue." " r ~ The bridegroom is the son of Mr. v and'far "Sunday tosee the and Mrs.. F. Hugh Burns of Wash- stay for barbecue, picnics. The Rev. W. C. Mason, pastor, and Mrs. Erik R. Rosen of Marion, ' Acres children's parade and Anniversary if ington. D.C. ••.'•'. was assisted b'v Dr. Earl Hunt, r. and Mrs; John Urban of 13 Onoida place entertained at a Mr. and Mrs. Einar A. Pettersen , The Hi. Rc>% Msgr. William B. Joseph Twiner, oresident of. Emory and . Henry Va- -': •.•••'.•'.-"•..< •.." • tar 15 guests from Cran- of Deland, F^a., formerly of Cran- '•[\ • '.- . ford, will celebrate their 60th wed- Donncil-.', pistor. officiated at the Emory. The double ring The Rev. Dr. Robert G. Long- Kenilworth and bert E. HowlaiWJj^Jr- of 1586 Miss Rosekrans -ercrnonv took place at 7 pjn. and' ding anniversary Saturday at a double ring ceremony and cele- aker, pastor, officiated at the 3 Springfield av/nue at Muhlenberg family dinner at the- Mansard Inn, a recept'on followed in the church p.m. double ring ceremony. A re- | jar. and Sirs. 1911112011 A. Zirkel brated the nuptial mass. A recep- Fellowship Hall." Hospital, Pjainfield. Plainfield. Tlwre' will also be an FREE! Wed in Rochester i 37 Alcooquin drive entertained tion followed at the Mayfair M- Hunt gave his daughter in ception followed at the. .Woman's open bousejln their honor on Sun- {*»*£« Miss . Carol Patricia Rosekrans Club of Westfield. a baslbecue figr_29 guests' from Mr. and Mrs. Sydney W. Wil- day from 3 to 6 p.m. at the home Farm?:. West Grange. became the bride of Joseph Robert marriage and Mrs. Lloyd O. Taylor Etoibeth, Roselle, Ro- of PraftsviHe, Ala., was her sister's Given in marriage by her father, Joughby of 250 Bloomingdale ave- of their son, Eugene, in Westfield. . The. bride.'.who was escorted to. Tunner, Jr., son,of Mrs. Joseph R. • Park and linden. nue, have announced the birth of ^Mrs. Pettersen was born in Fred- the -altar by* her father, had heir Tunncr -of 2 Stratford terrace, in matron of honor. Bridesmaids the bride had .Mrs. Hume Horan sir and Mrs. Robert A. Young of Cambridge, Mass., as Jier ma- •*'•/.-• their third son, Robert James, on "rickstad, Norway, Jnd Mr. Petter- sister. Miss Elizabeth Ferro. as her I the t)cwcy Avenue Presbyterian IFvsf were Edith Gayle Hunt of'Rocky 12 Onesda place entertained at June 6 a{ Elizabeth General hos- sen was born in Brooklyn, N. Y. •v *** - maid of honor." Bridesmaids in- Church, Rochester, N. Y., on June Mount, sister of the bride; Miss tron of honor. Bridesmaids were for 14 guests from pital. ; ... •.. •,. /y They were married in Newark cluded Mrs. Michael J. Ferro. Jr., 11. Sue Mahan of Arlington, Va., and Miss Dorece Harm of Elizabeth. ' Elizabeth, Union and June 25, 1910, and,lived in Cran- Miss Ann Crourell. Miss Margaret | The bride Is the daughter of Mrs Miss Dorothy Cleasby of Rich- Miss Judith Nolen of Ware, Mass., A soli,'Thomas Jamey, was born ford for 23 years land/in Garwood va. ';• ••• :,. •••. '.. • and Miss. Virginia Herschmann of t-. Miss' Janis Fay, Miss.iLeocadia Rosekra'ns of Lakeview T- axtd Mrs. John M. Sodomora to Mr. and Mrs...James'T. Rein- for ten years bdfore retiring to '*^^ Kathjeen Newman jind Miss Park. Rochester. The bridegroom is was iMn'r*nJ."
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Mrs!. 1, R nik "II,_Conger, ou School PTA. v Mrs: J.: M. Tully and Mrs.th' e Evening .Department of the'. New [officers and committee S. R. Barclay; refreshments, Mrs. VIA, given by the. executive board. Sunday Topic chairmen of the Brookside Place R. C. Mauter and Mrs. J. MMrs. : Richard Harrington was 1 'Part president's plaques were School PTA were introduced at By Dr. ALBERT ALUNOEK, Pastor Canoe and camping activities " Panetta;', room representatives, chairman. . , •JiiP *:•.£'••: ' "The Initiative of the Church" has been selected by the Rev presented to 18 past presidents of an executive~T)oard meeting by ; [ Joint Va^i(m ScR6(>I Mrs. W, R. Karlson and Mrs. G. CnnforA MeUiodlsi' Church a Mrs.i Harrington presented Mra^, •vii< At Osceola vRossi, pastor of the Crariford Baptist-Church, as his sermon." " ave filled a busy schedule recent- the Cranford Rotary Club at the Mrs. R. F.., Finn, newly-elected F. Dlmori;, safety, Mrs. Albert For. the first time the Cranford Methodist Church and St. MarJc'%1 . ; COMMENCEMENT ' • • pic Conger with a pin representing the* the 11 a.m. service Sunday at Roosevelt School. ' - ' for both the troop and the post. weekly luncheon meeting last president, as follows: Melvin; school education, Mrs, J. AME Church will conduct a joint Vacation Church School for children It is a common expression that" Commencement is not an "Gifts from an Empty Purse" Mrs. Boardman's Evening Department and a set of '••»:> has been selected by the Rev. Al- The church school will meet during the sjumjief-at 945 On June 11 a group of scouts Thursday in the Methodist Church First vice-president, Mrs. V. E.P. Hanier; summer round-up, Mrs. earrings. ••-• of pro-kindergarten age thrdugh sixth gracle. "/^ end but a beginning. But the beginning of what? Some will a> 1 1 bert G. Dezso, pastor, as his ser-classes for all ages.- V • - ' ;' with had won the privilege of a educational building. The pre- HoveU; second vice-president, Mrs. W. ^D.' McKeague; way3 and Attending were: Mrs. Harring- The school will open Monday through July 8, with' the pjcceptlpi immediately start their first «jpb. 'Others wiUt^unue a short Students Present tvTX. Thornton, Jr.; recording sec- means, Mrs. R. G Strobl and Mrs mon topic at the 9:15 "and 10:15 ..A committee on' evangelism will map plans for next oe trip by consistently scoring sentations were made by F. S. ton, .Mrs. Charles Teese, Mrs-. of. July 4, from 9 to 11:30 a.m. in the educational building qf the Metho course of special training to acquire skills in one particular field a.m. services Sunday at Osceola retary, Mrs, fl,,D . Owen; corres- F. C. Atkins. .-.,., Henry Esperon, Mrs. William C. meeting toni«ht^at 8.p.m. in the t in. weekly patrol inspections, Piano Program Mathewson, past district governor ponding secretary, Mrs. E. W. Ball; disi t church. ' ' '- 7^- :—- before looking for work.- Still others will set out onTT longer Presbyterian'Church. \ parsonage. Members are Bertha ireled' from lake Carnegie Sussky, Mrs. Herman Oemcke, Mrs m journey of-prcparation toward some clearly defined -goal. On ; *Plano pupils of Mrs. Henry of District 751. treasurer, Mrs. John Muuse, 'Jr, Arnold K. Mattay, Mrs. A. C. Llnaweaver, Mrs. Sigrnund Serafln All children are welcome. A $1 Church school 'departments Pdown the Millstone River to Belle Audio-visual services, Mrs. San- Heads Drama Group • each road there will be new decisions to make, new experiences, and Mrs. James Webb. . Boardman of 508 Springfield ave^ Cramer, Mrs. William McGrady, charge for each «!hfld will be made: through the primary will meet; at Mcade," where tamp had been set Those honored were Henry V- ford Lieb; budget and finance, " Registrations wilrbc accepted now liarriers to remove, ojr hurdle and victories to -be achieved. AH . 9:15 a.m. and older departments at A picnic will be held Monday lip the night before. hue presented a program for their Whipple, who served as president Mrs. M. Jordan Price of 110 Ken- Mrs. Frederic Greenawald, Mrs. parents and friends recently at in 1927-28; Charles M. Ray; 1937- Mrs. D. S. ^McArthur; by-laws and ilworth boulevard has been elected D. K. Sacken, and Mrs. Brant, by Mrs. Clarence Doud or Mrs. will be exciting and challenging. Yet, the way you begin this 10:lS a-m. ••...•; evening at Echo Lake Park by the The boys, Frank Re, Richard legislation, Mrs.-^J.. F. Schaff; ' James Williams/ Registrations also Baptist Youth Fellowship under 38; J. Walter Coffee, 1941-42; Pat- to serve as president of. the Revel- Coopersmith. • :• lifelong journey will have much to do with its outcome. Where Next year's calendar will be Vatson, -James Young and Robert the Boardman home.. Following character'and spiritual education. ers of Union for the 1960-61 year/ may be made on-Mqnday at 8:30TjoPreach drawn up at the annual plan the direction of Mr. and Mrs. Wade rick J. GraU, 1943-44; t;arroU K. :'\ m, M lit ore you going? •:•]•- :••:.. Vilson, were accompanied by the program-and presentation- of ' t . nf lTor.ila a,rch • in. -the educaimnaf building ning _conf< 1649-50; John L. Biach, 1952-53; National Bank, is shown presenting the bank's annual stock- Mrs. Richard Bradfield, Jr. andworth was named to a one-year but it cannot make them speedily [.-'"""•"*T T-H1T ;-T. n-T-TT.THTrrpii |i p.mT in uieTargeTellowsnipToom land Roger Sedmont, Junior assist- Those participating were Eileen Mrs. Roy Zachary. . ' follows: ^Kindergarten, "Together Those, who have walked down (Sis road Just ahead ^ you/ A quarterly session of the Chris- the Rev^ Robert G^Longaker, 1953- holder report award to Carole Kosko of 43. Hukrest avenue, treas- term as trustee.J.-' understood.—Mary Baker Eddy. Jf ^:,,^,': :'•'!••: Alfred "Florcz, a former Roman Each organization is asked to send ant scoutmaster. The other boys and Maureen Cleary.lTherese Fin- International relations, Mrs. S. in Our Church," primary. ^Every- have erected four f ulde posts. • : . ' tian education division will be held. 54; C. Van Charnberlin, 1054-55; urer of Coppermode, Junior Achievement company sponsored by Catholic" .priest, will..-''We., guest one representative. leaders will be dedicated of the troop, led by Scoutmaster negan, Barbara Graham, Rina la- J. fiwyer; membership Mrs. Cla- one Needs a Church," junior. The REV. BOBERT B. GOODWIN Westminster choir will rehearse •At I p.m. Wednesday at ,the home Ernesf J. Geiger and Assistant berio, Peter'.Meyers, Ann Mlneur, Peter J. Clark, J955-56; Arthur K. the California Oil Co.. of Elizabeth, looking on are James O. speaker at the 7 p.m. service Sun- at:the 11 a.m. service at tim Burditt, 1956-57; Dr. Edward M, rence Doud; mimeograph, Mrs. W.J1 Church Around ;•;, .-.;/ , $$0^i^^jlii$^ki-i4.:^^) a^.fcjAttL:-:;.....;i'l,~^A^ife' WJ^fiflBffli^a.Hiftk^itfriga ;tt»-i! Vr..;*Koji|fr,ije»5Sw ASD mKOKMXE-^TBimSDAT. JUNE tt. I960 Mrs. F. demy, Lakemont-on-Seneca, New in behalf of the Mothers' Club York. Mr. and Mrs. .Tomlinson .. . . . Carlo Sails The club presented a check to the have returned home after attend- To Study in Italy to ing the graduation. ' •-' CBAVFORD (X. J.) CITIZEN AND CHRONICLE-* post and served refreshments fol- Robert H. DiCaVlo, son of'„;' Presentation' of Eagle Scoot lowing-the meeting.' of 216 Manor avenue, who was and.Mrs. M. Thomas Di &ri • awards to Explorers Joel Kauf- loo f awarded a bachelor of science de- HighSchoolPTA 4 Denmari place naiB'rith Women Rest age rnann and Brian' Conley high- T JJ gree in .chemical engineering, and lighted the final Parents' Night Eagle Awards Donald M- Rosencrantz, Son of Mr. meeting of Explorer Post 79, spon- Board Honors Italy! ^- " Parody Tonight and Mrs. B. S." ftosencrantz of 195 sored by the Everyman's Bible Presented to 3 He will spend the su Beech street, who received n bacrt- l^tud/ing-atTtherUnivj . clnr of s ' deKroe in electrical 1 rugia, •*— ''*--*' • Church, last'week. . ..".-'• Troop 178 Scouts Robert Glsser, outgoing fifiles SheS t Sherman JiAUor High School, engineering.' Herbert L. Sjursen» scoutmaster xl president of the High School PTA, School of Featured in toe large cast are Mrs. Lewis Halpern. Mrs. Leonard of Troop 75, presented the" award t Eagle awards 'were presented Stivers ty of cir was honored recently by her » Scptem. pilver.and Mrs. Paul Schwartz. Mrs. Seymour Paul is director fo Joel JCaufmann, son of Mr. and to Michael McHarg, Gerald Amon b^ he Will vklt executive board at a luncheon at Mrs. Clarence Burstein, authdr Economic Council Mrs. Carl Kaufmann of IM Pres- and Richard Berman at a' Court the Mansard InnV Plainfield. Mrs. wlth his unc^w dm ton avenue. Mr..Sjursen reviewed | ouimona' ltaly- Di Carlo Hind producer of the play, reported last week at Stanford (Calif.V%i.. of Awards held , by Boy Scout H. E. Paehlke and Mrs. Richard since the first showing of the Chairmen Named Joel's scouting accomplishments, ENTERPRISING- SCOUTS—Shown preparing large - chests ior Carlson were in charge of arrange- versity. Miss Shepherd completed tracing, his progress in Cub Pack Troop 178 in St. MichaeJ's Church supplies-at the Jamboree in July at Colorado Springs, Colo., are adimah version of "My Fair requirements for the degree. last Two Cranford men have been basement last Thursday night. ments. Mrs. Gisser was presented Mil Awards 175 and' Troop 75. • John Vergalla, left, Troop fl4, who. has earned the $350 needed. with an orchid corsage and a gift ady" several weeks ago. many fall. reeJected to key positions ont the Earl B. Paffrath, presently a Advancement in rank and merit . to cover expenses to the national jamboree. Jerry Amon of Post by her board members. « tequests have been received to 'She is employed as a psycholo- Ne,\v Jersey Council on Economic member of the Western District badges also were awarded. 78, center, and Robert Brunner, right, Post 80, have earned half jre-stage the production. gist in the personnel department, o Education. commissioners' staff, who was The troop held its annual family Those present were: Mrs. George Cornell road, rec^i^^^£ It was presented originally to Fiberboard Co., San Francisco. the amount necessary from various jobs during the past year. r Clark W. McDcrmith, local su- cubmaster of Pack 175 when Joel picnic at the Walnut avenue grove Beer, Mrs.. Robert Blosser,. Mrs. of science degree in ' • limited audience as the paid-up KADIMAH CHAPTER. PL/VY CAST—Shown- in the gnind finalesong , "That's Us." are members of the Boyd, Mrs. Carlson, Mrs. jgineering recently S?S* °r*6 Paradyon "i/ly: Fair Lady" presented at a recent paid-up membership affair of Kadimah perintendent of schools, has been '••n. was a cub, was called forward dur- of Pharmaceuticals, ' Incl, re- 00 the presentation, as were also cently. Ice cream and soda were at the University of Illinois, where Kenneth DeLonge, Mrs. George chusetts.r •"' Chapter, B'nai B'rith Women^ The play will'be repeated in Sherman Junior High School at 9 reelected chairman, and Thomas J, 1 ind Mrs; Burstein said many who Season's Plans t/o George Kopf. Joel's scoutmaster supplied by the Scout Mothers' he 'earned a master's degree, and Erdmann, Mrs. John Krip, Jr., Jiad expressed-a desire to attend oclock tonight. l,eft to right in the picture'are: (Mrs. Sanford Pickard, Mrs. Phillip Silkin. Mrs. Gallagher, a director-of public're- Mrs. Dexter MacMiUao, Mrs. Ed- 11 when he entered Troop 75, and Club and the troop. a doctorate in physical. chemistry. livcre unable to do so as seating Bernard White, Mrs. Larry Bernstein, Mrs. Norbirt Wplf, Mrs. Morris Finkel, Mrs. Leonard Sal- lations for Esso Standard Oil Co; PROPERTY PURCKASED—Mr. and Mrs. Walter If. ward Marek, Frank Martz, Mrs. Outlined for HNS > staff of the ca illli4im ypr Mre..*:i,nu.-ig..Halr»nrr. . Mrn,,,,t c,iiJi Pjihiiinrtr Bilrr. itiitan n^.i. Vir, TH ' 1 '' ••TT . r.'ai 1 1 ; rtl Udn^FSHHtTToifffiHel l lowing winners in games • con- an Atoinic* !6nergy Commission fel- J " «""«." -j'^fiazine, Temple Beth-El. , Mrs. Arnold Kroner, cut avenue from Wen wood ,;Homes, Inc., builders. The sale was COSVEV JOEL KAUFMANN 1 Metzner, Mrs. Leroy Nordstrom, plans for the coming year at the • ),- chairman of the" public relations Troop 75. An honor guard from. ducted by Scoutmaster Howard lowship. • ••,.'' -: ...... -.( doo." "Mr. WalsK .will' begin hl< Tickets Will be available at the n>nde.,t)y Mrs. Dora Kuzsma of the McPherson Realty Co., 19 dl Troop 75 included Nicholas Alexo, Smith: Barbara Foerst and Chris- Dr. Clarke, a member^ of the Mrs. Frank T. O'Brien, Mrs. duties Monda/at the Ravtk season's final meeting of St. • Mi- committee. Both were also elected tloor or may be obtained in ad-chael's Holy Name Society ini theHNS,-Herbert Kubek and Nor Alden strcpt. _j ' : . • ' : ' '. "•"'•'•.i.^ :• ••.>•. Wayne Garrctsoti. . Douglas, the- seeomdl tavaper.' at the corresponding secretary. Mr: Hill topher Palasinski, potato sack race; American Chemical Society, has Paehlke, iMrs\P. F. Penvenne, Mrs. Co., Newport R. I. "^wi.. vance from any member of the cast periment in International Living'* announced this week by President to the board of directors'and the and Gregory Ward... Post 79 father- and Mr.""Metzner, .who served for Kathleen McHarg and Howard written several technical papers M. Jordan PriW Mrs. J. W. Rob- school, hall last week. bert Va»iBergen, co-chairmen; Jo program. Roderick W. Smith. Mrs. Harold executive committee. from Mrs. Albert Chodosh, seprTBonnett and John Doyle, al 1 i.T Albert M. Gessler, adyiser of •aad-soa.baaqnel last February 9. the second consecutive year on* Smith,- spoon race; Mary Joan Pal- which have been, published in erts, Paul Selby^\Mrs. W^ Cf. Tro- bhapter president. Announcement was rnade of the At Cornell Miss Belden was Glovier will serve as chairman of The New Jersey Council on •' Post 79, • presented the award to Rofceirt -M_ Brestin. Western he council,! were awarded silver asinski, putting; Harry. Ervine, scientific journals. metter and'G. Frank Zimmerman. too much.—John Drydcn annual communion breakfast to be ternates; nocturnal adoration am elected to Mortar Board, honorary the annual affair. " ' Economic Education is an indiipen^ For Real Understanding Help With Brian Conley, son of Mr. and Mrs. District SaxA executive, opened medals, the -others, serving for the Softball throw; Peter Foerst. and held October 30. Joseph Daly was publicity, Paul Novak. wom'en's society; Omicron Nu, na- dc-ntly financed educational . •or- •the preseimJaliiQn ceremony as he irst time, bronze,'. • .'••>'.. Mi§8 Shepherd Earns named chairman. It was noted that an increasing tional honorary hdme economics ganization governed by profession- ^ Hearing Problems .-Meredith S. Conley of 14 Woods Pat O'Cohnoll, horseshoe • pitch- V • Hole road. Mr. Gessler, in outlin- described" She requirements and The , following Cranford High ing. ; Economics Degree Won [VI.A. at Stanford , Other appointments for the year number of men from St. 'Michael's society, and i»hi Kappa Phi, nayLehigh Degrees al educators!, corporation execu- •• • " SEE ' .-' ' ing Brian's scouting achievements. hpneurs atf flibe a^vaix!. Tte Rev-Schoo. l seniors who willbe grddu- A ball game betjween fathers By Britton at Wharton included: Holy Name parade chair- parish ha^been attending noc tional honor society,__^ _ _ flyc-s,! labor, unipii^.officialy^ and. i .. 1O01S M. TOTTEN L ,^ ^ Rcbeit G- JLon$aker. minister of atcd from the- post this year were t Miss Sally ;B. Shepherd, daugh- man, Edward ^KeHyy—felepEbne tldij j "She was treasurer oflDe.lta Del- aitricjilturalists. It is dedicated to V 'at the • . • recognized the influence of Robert and scouts ended up with; a 9-0 Winchester Britton III, son of SEE AMERICA BEST ter of Mr*; Zada Shepherd of 19 To Local Students r M. Harmon, former cubmaster of the Kres - Pires&iyleriari Church, iven Explorer tie pins: Duncan core in favor of the fathers. committee chairman, Edward Har- at St. John the Apostle Church ta Delta sorority- and chairman of Ihe promotion of .economic un.der- Pack 103, and of Kenneth Robin- closed! the oestroony with prayer; Fletcher, Charles Fowler, Richard Mr. and Mrs. Winchester Britton, COOKS TOUR* ^Salle avenue, was awarded a kins; retreat group chairman, Her- Clark, and more' >. were urged t the Women's Judicial^Board. Two Cranford, students u-ere j-tanding throughout the- New Jer- HEARING AID CENTER son and Paul Stright, former Befojre- iht award presentations. Friedman, David Hall, Robin Hill, of 9 Craig place, was graduated haster of arts degree in education man ' Occi; county federation of participate. among 450 seniors who received sey school system. The major ap- ZZscoutmasfers of Troop 79. '•<-•. j Hill. paiesadeni of Post 79, Frederick Sickett,. Frederick Sieg, Public Service Offers last week from Wharton School,- BEST OF THE WEST TOURS night stops featured. Groum baccalaureate degrees at the 92nd proach of the Council is to con- Universfty of Pennsylvania, with GOP Pinner Date Set commencement, exercises' of Le- "Living Sound" Briqn, i(,vvas recalled, .won _ his tbe parents the Martin Trometter, Rudolph Stew-, Free Freezer Course First-class Jours of the. beauti- leave Chicago weekends from duet " economic education!, summer a bachelor's degree in economics. May through ^September. ••high University'in Bethlehcmi. Pa.. Hearing Aids ,Webelos as^'a cub in Pack 103. and post's activities during the year. rt and Frank Storz. . .••.,. The home service department of ful West. You'll enjoy the finest - The Cranford Republican Club: uorkshbps'and makt' other facili- Mr. Britton, a graduate of Cran- accommodations in hotels and • 14 days. Grand Cariyon- will • have its .annual dinner on last week./'• tu-s Available to teachers who..will served'both as patrol-leader of the ,_-. -.. . To commemorate, the father- Public Service Electric and Gas 110 CEMTRAL AVE. 211 E. FIFTH ST. Cobra Patrol ahd senior patrol I Mr. Gessltt«i-' in recognition of and-son bowling event, trophies ford -High School, spent • three Pullmans and sightseeing with . California—Yosemitcr- TYPEWRITERS Thursday, October 13, at ,the Chi- They are Robert E. Achilles: son in turn transmit economic under- ?o. will conduct" a free freezer Mekican Border .'.:. $333 u PLAINFIELD — PL 5^327 were awarded to John Roth for years- in the Marines before en- experienced guides., Escorted Am . Chateau' Restaurant, it was of Mr; ahd.lirs. Harold sanding to students. ~'. ',- WESTFIELD — AD 34)939 leader of T,roop 79. Brian, it xvaslttutr leatori* council which had lass at the Home Service Center, DEi JOHN V. CLARKE, JR. groups leave Chicago weekends D 15 days. Canadian Rockies further pointed out, was the 'thiraTTseiied ihe. past during the yedr, high game <234> and high series tering Wharton. He will join his 271 North Broad street, Elizabeth, father's firm, Advertisers' print- in June, July and August. —Northwest-California— member of his family to receive).presented iiseriiied medals to 556>, and to Ralph Morrison and at 7:30 • p.m. Wednesday, ' Mrs. • 14 days. Yellowstone— Vosemite-Grand the Eaglf).award; David, the oldest! Rofaoa (Hill, pnesddMit; Frederick is father for high team score. ing and Mailing Service, Elizabeth, Bertha Modell, home service ad- : Grand Canyon ....from $428 Canyon ., brother, having received hii» at a vtce*pnesideni; Peter Metz- Charles Evans, .a crew leader, Named Research as supervisor of the mailing de- n '5 days. Canadian ..'•• - viser, will be in charge. partment! EASTERN TOURS Exclusive Offer! Parents' night meeting of Post 79 ner. treastrreic Robert 'Cohen, re- was'awarded an inscribed trophy The freezer course^ being given Associate at Esso / Rockies and the _ . . on June; 18, 1957, and Richard. cosdrag stcneaary. and David Hall, or outstanding service to the post at .various centers in' commercial Pacific Northwest from 1483 New England and Eastern during the year. William G. Tro- Dr. John V. Clarke:, Jr., of 513 O 15 days. California and the Canada tours by private motor Beoutiful Famous Quality office locations throughout', the larcmont place, has' been • named Lakemont Cradua Canadian Rockies from $488 coaches and cruise steamers. metter. post committee chairman, state - during June and July, in- was awarded a statuette > for long a research associate at • Essa Rcj- , Jeremy B. Tomlinson, son of Mr. P 15 days. California— / Best hotels, meals.-sightseeing. cludes instructions on how to pre- Grand Canyon- Groups leave New York wcclc- service to 'both Post 79 and Troop search and Engineering Co., Lin- and Mrs. Richard L. Tomlinson of pare and package garden fresh den. The position of associate is 4T Balmiere parkway, was gradu- Yellowstone ...l....from $515 ends with experienced escorts 9. The awards were made by Mr. fruits and vegetables, in addition ated recently from Lakemont Aca- P 14 days. Jasper Park—Banff • 6 days. Cape Cod •.:...... $169 TUP MIES Gessler. awarded to 'men with outstanding -Lake Louise ...from $54$ D ' days. New England- to meat, fish, poultry and-cooked technical ability. . Thanks were expressed to-the and baked foods. All classes are • 22 days. California— - . . White Mountains : ;$173 Following members of the post's A chemist, Dr. Clarke is a mem- Grand Canyon— ' Q.7 days. Ontario—' CANNON opjen to the public. . xunmitfcee for assistance in carry- ber of the products research divis- Canadian Rockies|rom $663 Lakelands l.!..$185 kfllewild, LoGuorcfia & Newar [j 29 days. California— '- • 9 days. SS Richelieu ng out the year's program: W.'G. ion arid directs his efforts to re- DR. H. BERMAN . ., Canadian Rockies—Seven Cruise-Tours ..... frpm^265 LITTLE AS iT" per Month /•• Trometter, chairman; O; G. Sick- Admissions Report z Airports — Grand Central & search on heavy fuels. The Cran- National Parks ..from $964 • 9 days. Aristo—Saguenay ert, secretary; C. M. Fletcher, ad- Dr. Kenneth W. Ivepen, dean; ford man began his Esso career Optometrist CruLse-Tours'. from $275 NEW or REBUILT ancement; R. T. ,Hili,' service Miss Dorothea Wiersma, registrar, as a messenger in 1941. ^ POPULAR WESTERN TOURS • 10-11-12 days. Canadian Bath Towels Pennsylvania Sluliom, N.Y. Piem counselor; C. H. Wolfinger, social 1 Discover the fun of traveling Lakelands—Saguenay and Professor Saul Orkin re- After spending four years in the 1 MISS JEAfi BELDEN ounselor; M. S. Conley, vacation presented -Union Junior College at Pacific Theatre wi^h the Army Eyes Examined with a group on' an air-condi- Cruise-Tours ..;...from $299 NEW PORTABLES $39.50 plus tax -Day Trip.- counselor; F. B.- Storz" and B. C. the semi-annual meeting, of the during World War II, he returned tioned coach train. Rooms with ,O '3 d»ys- Gaspe" Taut $343 Metzner, outdoor counselors; G. E. CRAWFORD THEATRE bath at fine hotels: Many over- • 14 days. Nova Scotia ..$379 ' • /' Admission Associates Monday at to Esso Research. In 1946,he went -- We Handle All Makes — ...v Miss Belden Wins Kopf, E... H.' Krlppendorf, Ralph the Forsgate Country Club, James- on leave-ito attend Brooklyn Poly- BUILDING Morrison-and L. M. Tucker, com- burg. They reported on Union technic institute, where' he earned M WORTH AVK- W. TRAVELON6, Inc. 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'•• •'• -r 1.- ri -"i..-'-" -..••-• i.- "i\ ••.-•<.•*.:;• .'-.i \. ;,-'• •.:..' • . *: i ;!*•_-. • J • •* v | .;•...._•.•. •• • .;• ;..-.• •,V T'i '•"• - •'..'.•••'••• •'. • • , . •',v,»i • • '< .••'• i »*.* •' • ' . < 1 I • • t . • ' . • - .' . • \ • • i ,. • -• j.. • • .-.•••.- ' -.':•' .-"i '•.-> •'.••' I; Fate SUM :' CEANTOW* (N. *) CITIZKN-AND.CHBONICLK—THDB8DA¥, JUNE 23. I960 UN pnd. the/Middle East At Intercollegiate Ughte 4>t the tati Honorary Degree to Dr. conferences -at «!& i: Dr. Kenneth C. MacKay, presl- Leaders'Institute Headquarters. New York dent of Union Junior College, was and^a banquet honori im% Franklin D. Hoosevelt GARWOOD %> , ^ awarded an honorary doctor, of On United Nations KENILWORTH laws degrees by Rutgers Univer- to the group of 1OO Kenneth W, Meeks, son of Mr.around the naUon on sity at its .194th anniversary com- and Mrs. A. Kenneth Meeks, Also, winning honorary degrees Attending the conference as a Behold the.groves that .ki I1 ••>,..* were: Lewis M. Herrmann, editor delegate from Newark State Col- with silve*. frost, their -^ 55 From Garwood in Class Graduates- lege, Union; Mr. Meeks specialized / CLARK—There are 55 Garwood students among the 18S candi- of the New Jersey Labor. Herald; wither'd and their verdure lu, At Harding Graduation John B. Kaiser, librarian emeritus in the discussion group on "The. GARWOOD—Anne SfeUer and Robert Leonard received the Lions dates for graduation at the conunehcement exercises of Arthur L. —-Alexander" 7 Win 14 Prizes KENILWORTH — Diplomas were awarded to 132. eighth grade of the Newark Public .Library; Club awards for the girl and boy wi^h the highest scholarship average Johnson Regional High School in the boys' gymnasium at 7:30 this : .•*;'• • •V Harold A Lett, assistant1 director »s diplomas were presented to 65 eighth grade graduates Tuesday KENILWORTH — Fourteen students at graduation exercises'Monday evening at Harding School v evening. The commencement speaker will be J. Lewis'Powell of by Lester1 J.. Neville, president of the Board of Education. ' ,, '0 s'« L»'-> of the Commission on Labbr-aian- [light at Lincoln School. The Bay Leaf Post 6807, VTW. awarZto Alexandria, Va.; a nationally prominent engineer, author and lecturer. graduates of St. Theresa's School agement Organization of the Na James Seale, class president, gave the welcoming talk! Invocation FOR THE COMPUTE SEASHORE VACATION he boy or g|rl with the highest average in history also went to Anne.. During World War 11, Mr.received awards at commencement ••:S» tional Conference of, Christians in the but Anwriciii.TndlUon was offered by the Rev. James S. Tiller, pastor of Community Meth- Anne and Robert also were Powell'served first as a civilian Saturday in the auditorium. fete: and Jews.. . • • - - - odist^ Church, and benediction by among those receiving PTA honor Diplomas were presented to'$4 Alsoi LloydIB; Westcott. presl- Pupil Testing with the War Production Board theRe^'Sylyester^P/JfcVeighj mm i mrial fm "pastor ' oT* St. ^EeresaV^ ChufCK. ° T)H m OCDUIFWIIT.AVOrt-ly.tht.SEA.H.j. Michael A. HudackHudac . assistant pas- trol, ^Department of Institutions the graduating class; boys and girls, tached to the executive office of The class was presented by Edwin and Agencies; Eugene Orrriandy, for scholarship, leadership, coop- ultsioi the Secretary of the Navy. Short- tor. Father Hudack also gave the TOP GIRL.SCOUT AWARD — Sixteen members of Girl Scout. Trppp .-7&'were awarded curved bars, A* Modern M Tomorrow W. Kraus, superintendent of conductor • of the, Philadelphia Given eration, citizenship, loyalty and ly after the outbreak of the graduation-address. - the highest award in tfirl scouting, at an award;-•'banquet recently'atSherlock Hall. Recipients were: Now Olympic Pool • Batcony Rooms Prizes Given schools. Symphony Orchestra; Frederick participation in/school activities. School Board Korean conflict, he was recalled James Kurka and Mary i Jo Fl- mmm Si Front row, left to right. Bonnie Witherington, Betty . iKsniT. „ Lois ' Lleber, Rhoda Fisher, Diane Wilson Hall, associate justice of In addition, they received special to Washington to work in the field • The class presented'a ..•l...rV-"v,.-- -'••.•• ^SBJSS^^i, 'f>mws ten -V.v ;i •pi :• ' ' : , *•"''• •'•!,• (•nVfj'."';f.'''-'v •'•;•• ."r •'.' .'•;."-" ;'.'.i?'-1V'"'Vi"'. '••'.'"•''^ m •^ '"''•. -mm ^•••; P • 7 —-i-. *".'••- '. a* - f/.M •'-• CBANTORD (N. J.) CITIZEN AND CHRONICLE—THURSDAY, JUNE 23. 1960 « 'Page Three CIANPMO (K !•} CRISDf AM1> < Relief will be received on Sunday } H /-|i_ • Marie A. Summerer, Paulelie L. Neville. Richard Hoke, and Rich- regular meeting night on the third Oak lane, this ut- [ethodists The pastor announced that the U>-KO8QTU VlUU Robertson Wins Office cess"dt-'iho- recertt poppy sales. 'o Kenrir, f Sed Bnfce _ d Jtoster XQWIOI. »Bonald ibeth Wolber and Joanne Marfaret 1 Svitak, Patricia-Ann Tehanr'FlO-i ard DeRick. ., cal church, is cooperating with the -f\_ *••• H_" Thursday of each month, - Mrs'. •Plans for a picnic which- wa» ; Michael Reaga, rence A. Tor rent i, Pauline F. Tra-' _ Carolyn Shiel**, Janet Lee ii absence (for jtfie #st iCrawford, Judith (Elleii qrlsa Woods. . • '/• -. :• ' ...•"•. •• . ;..• In New UJC Fraternity , -The ••• paper contained . school Harry Kellcrman,presided.,. held Sunday at Unami Park WexV Sunday school members trho areI Thomas Slsbarro. jjfr;, 'Alan' Lay • I work (tor-her cola, Japet GaU Cull, Anna Maria 'ervSanarito Bishops' Appeal for aid to Chile A/Iltllll^ EYOflTQJtttS pani, Joan Camille Tripodi,,; Leo- news, column!;, fashions; a cartoon, «ey, Richard "Vanderrr, and other. countries in the^PacificJ «CT Tm\T d ' " nard ^Tripodi. Marilyn E. Tyler. KENILWORTH — James . M. outlined by Patrick Christiaho and ll being graduated this year werejreoce Smith, Daniel Alexander pUjipedina Pe>Ue, Luqio Delise. " : interviews and letters to the edi- Leonard Triola. - . • , ' .. presented with silts at last Sunday ] Smith, Carolyn Mae Stern, James now plans to attend Robert Howard Desch, Marguer- Memorial Award ^ Edward Weppreeht. basin hit by earthquakes and tidal] TOF i\6lT O^OSOft Marlenii G. Volpe,' Judith I.: Von- Robertson of 136 North 20th street tor. • ;. f • • * . • , ..,.* _' '|- Bible School Banyasz, Carol Buchii 4 deraa, Leo Vr^ai, Susan G. Wayne, YF\^Convention Obligated as new members were morning's service. They inrlMaVdjStafcev^AHen *de« Strauss, filter clafeea -evenings and week-ends ite JQiFaUio. Jklichael Angelo Dl- _ Xggl^g gojn JR889 V ,r 'I j" GARWOOD —/jpians for the has been elected sergeant-at-arms : Caldorone, Joan Costa . 'upil Awards Joseph Fuentes, Ernest F. Achter- Mrs. Robert Hubinfer. , < abeth Pearl Strunk, Carl John Robert and JBIpse W«>od9. IWrtead. ; :;' •• • . ,-•- .: .' .• Marlo, Ellen Dubns, John Joseph The Michael Masccnlk, assistant villa, dean of the Va-'coming year were, discussed by Barljara Ann Weslock, Robert E. >RTH — Perfect n tJ of aTriew fraternity. Xi Gamma m'nn nnd.Jrrry-JSafale, t__•..'." On Monday high school. Glenna Alien, Janet Swrtwon.'-,——*— Fl T.lnda tR»th FerroL -Pat- pastar^assistcd-io-the-cxerciseg. catlen—Bible—School.—announced • ea>i» wiumjltee~chalrman~atrTtte" Wiese ,..:.' ,.i:'l..^J^ ;.- ota, at Union- Junior College, GARWOOD -^Delegates to the Arthur, Ralph Gill. Alfred Banns, 'ricla Joyce Flesher, Doris"Claife Members of the graduating class ndance and Bibleawards will be that the school will begin at 9: final meeting of the current season On Holy Land Journey KJJULWOBTH— A covered 5tepheiu Texjek. Kathjeejj nteas Qf Lincoln .and Wash- VFW state convention now being Dolores Hetman. Sally Fraser, Vir- Gill; John Carmine puerriero. attended rnnjjs Jn a bqdy jjt the Diane- ; Sunday at the 11 a.rri: serv- a.m Monday. Assisting Mrs. Villa i of St. Anne's Rosary Society in St. Cranford. " .... KENILWORTH — Slides of a Covered Pish Luncheon wagon will be on display at rfenil- etta Tn*owski, Anthony S. Vetus- ington School* 'was awarded to held in Asbury Park Wiere named ginia Lawson, Ftter Neumann. Marie Ejllen Harniflh, Richard church fijday morning, utter, at Community Methodist as departmfcntal superintendents] Anne's School recently. /'. It is among seven fraternities journey through the Holy Land- worth Gospel Clmpel next week as chi. Arthur MlchiW )t)ft * win&w. Ernest AcJMermnn, Inc., of West- Over 120 Attend by. Bay Leaf Post 6807- at a meet- Held for Senior Otizens Kenneth Nyce. Neil MUl David Herpld, Karin LuRue Hur- which they were guesfe at^a' hurch to Sunday School pupils will be: Mrs; o«ren Morrison. Mrs. • Introduced as new members and sororities recognized on the were' shown by Mrs. Guy Overman part of the Vacation Bible School J. Vitale, Ullian Helen Walinaky, ing in Bay Leaf Memorial Hall last l Paulette Svitak. and Judith Vo breakfast and program arranged, teachers, Albert Nirnsz,-Mrs. Edward Hill j were Mrs. Robert Bowlby. Mrs. T Thc re was an-at- theme, "Pioneering with Christ." Dorothy Anne Ward, Carpi iLran Flapper Dance Union Junior College campus. Xi at. a recent meeting of the Wom- tk as; follows: Louis Klekncr, deraa. . •', . • ' , •'...• Richard. f Members of the third grade'class Mrs. William GuttkunsU Mrs. Fred ] Anthony Rasera and Mrs. H. John 1 tendance^. of more than 30 persons The school will open Monday and Weber, Margaret Lulse Wiejand, (Continued /torn Page i) Gamma Iota is restricted to menan's Society of Christian Service Joseph Cusmano. Patrick Christi- Also, junior .high school. Richard ceiving Bibles will be: 'Thomas Rittcr and the pastor. Vht-.. school' B>-me. . / KENILWORTH—More than 120 at a 'covered dish luncheon held continue each weekday morning Robert Edward Witt. Jr., Wiluam Barbao who have at least six months' ac- at \.'Jh.e Community Methodist aho, Thomas Englese' and Li-o Goldie, Jane Jelley. Unda Kings- year were KordlUa. Anita Cathy Krankotf, ck, Richard LaSecla, Craig Van will be held Monday through Fri-j Members of lSt^ Anne's CYO persons attended a Flapper Dance for'the Senior Citizens' Group on from 9;80 a.m. until noon for two D. Woelz. Joanne Vojdp, Irwta Following are the graduates: I D rten tive duty in the.military services. Church. Mazur, with Ralph Mann-and Jo- B ^blddersas follows: Trudeau, Mary VoEi~AiiJ^ ?, M lorn, Shirley Enz, Lenore Mor- day June 27 to July 8. with the ex^i entertained at tjp4 meeting with a sponsored by the Ladies' Auxiliary the grounds of St. Paul's United weeks. . Stt*' Wk n-on wtUbe Jert:llyn Ann Lawson. .A freshman,. Mr.' Robertson is a Mrs. Robert J. Wacker led de-seph A. Kaiser as alternates. torth |rom Mae.Pardeny Glen Rock, $p32; andRosema^Schwar-^^l Lon, Douglas Sherrod, Kenneth ception of Monday, July A. All boys presentation or "Reading, 'Riting Church of Christ last Thursday, Woody Murphy of Siler City, Robert Joseph Leonard, Donald brpla, Eric Denlcwalter, Sennis of the Kenilworth Volunteer Fire graduate ol Jonathan Dayton" Reg- votions, and Mrs. William Bridges i i Inc.. on.- «nd action j ,.It was announced that the post Mrs. John Carley and Mrs. Elmer ' N. C, who has been doing chil- DJBatttsta, Rpb^rt Eogan, Law- • - ——. (imz, Henry Kienzle, Bruce Pat- ind girls are invited to attend; and 'Rithm^lic," the one-act play was organist. Miss Audrey Spen- 109*4 John H. Matlack, Camden, $374.03; Department, it. was reported-at a ional High School,, Springfield. He would present watches to outstand- Nead were in charge of arrange- dren's, work for 12 years, will ,be »s sM «™5*»Sfc8«v-ass Edith Makowaky, KiirL^Manz, rence Farley, John CUmartln, ftli- rson, James 'Bieksha, .Edward classes from nursery through jun- j th^y entcrt-d in , a recent CYO cer presided. ' ,^ meeting Friday at the; .flrehouse. is majoring in .engineering in Un- ing history .students in the Gar-ments. • .•'.',•' Pauline Lowe. Michael I £|rodhead •-\Gar,rett, Cleveland,, dlth MarshaU, Judith . Grace gill, Gayle Rogers, Robert Morris, ior high. , . • .^ 1 couniy cdmpetition. " . director of the upper school. He 3 chael dodic, Charles Jacoby, ALWAYS 1 ion Junior College's Day Session. wood public schools and St. Anne's This marked the close of the- 3 Ohio, $165.68 and ^518.66; Formula Marshall, Duncan 'McCaskill, Jr., [ynn Walck, Marie Kienzle,' f)cb- • : . -r~~ ' I Sincv^therc will be no meetings Prizes' for the Charleston were will illustrate his messages with Robert McMunn. and Brian ^ellehcrr Robert Keller, Ed- Parochial School.,; '. ";„ : • VTW ™™,.™.... «:..j. 3 0 Floor Products Co., Newark, Angelo Mlragliotta, Ceoffrey Ed- jrah. Filce, Gary Laulette. Arthur during ' the summer, secret. pal awarded to Mrs. Victor Smith, season for the"" group. Activities magic, chalk talks, objects and Sharp. --r" "~~' OUtnond Capsiulon .. 3 ward Konopack, Steven Kozlk. Miss Swanberg Honoreil New Program Mr. Englese reported bn> the .suc- will be resumed September 15. ' {dittes/ GradtutioB M8.80. , ward Mousted, Jewel Carol Muel« Anthony Lanza, Jeffrey Leo- llnistianson, Katen Oehme, birthday • observances were held Mrs. John Muller and Mr. andSixth Cra'de at Harding ' i Inm • for both- June and July:, Honored Mrs. Fred G. MacKenzie'will (Comttmimd from Page 1) Also, American Paper. Towel ler, Larry Kenneth Oakum.. nard, Francis Leinhard, Paul Lein- Ifieryle Ziegler and Richard Freer. At Dinner by Teaehers Mrs. Walter Boright. " Diplomas Won. Buat 3' Co., Hockensack, $111; Sanifect Thomas Edward Patten, plane. I The Rev. Jame^.S. Tiller, pas- were: Mrs. Anthony Siragusa. Mrs.' Publishes Final Pai have charge .i..u» «uu uo^, ftcd t Audrey HEPBUBN Henry ,-c.-. Patrylow."-Secretary i "v"w »«uui be conveyed" by Is hereby given that .sealed VPeber, Mrs'. Bernard Perkins, • Board ol Adjustment „ | Robert Thomas Robe. Robert and sate deed, subject to tS- Jan jlfugmans. Ru^h Jqy bids will be received by .the Mayor and SMALL JPLANE-P' 150 E. St. George Ave. — HU 6-5069 — Unden Sophie Fiyul, Mrs. 'ti. McGraw; " Boroujh of Kenliworth. M. J: \ Council of the Borough of Garwood for 'THE UNFORGIVEN" — bj»»«*l. I960 *\ 1 "- Saks, JJphn^reW Schultz. Jr.^ and without,any recourse, materials for maintenance and repair of Mrs. L. T. Whitehead. Mrs. An- Adv. Fee*; M.68 . ' ^ Jpdith L. Various roads and streets in the Bordugh 'The LAST'VOYAGE'' > > Dick CLARK thony J. Galati, Mrs. Joseph Cur- ?«w "n* "ouncO reserves fthe of Garwood in the County of Union, with to accept or reiict any W5 an estimated amount of '• • \ Robert STACK . 'Became They're Younfl* Ky- ./•' • • ' '3,000 ton* of Broken. Stone Mrs. H- L. Morrison, Mrs. K. G. OxOhartotJe Vinicole Cie.. 200 tons of Bituminous Concrete ' STARTS WEDNESDAY Big Kiddle Mat Sat s UsteibuUnc Co., Esther Dis- 12,000 sab. Bituminous Liquids |poeich.ner. Mrs. Theodere Karlin, a copy of whlSTisTm fflTta Co>, teona Wine Co.. has ap- Bids will be opened and read in .public OUR MAN IN HAVANA ABBOTT & COSTEIXO Mrs. Hollister'Cox, Mrs.-J6hn rf. o« the Becister of Union C !& **#««•••« the Division bf at the JBorough Hull. Center Street and sis* Control for o Plenary South Avenue, Garwood. N. J.. on Tues- .. is Meet the Keystone Kop$ jSrfimid^ Mrs. Benjartiirr-Canalcs, jor thejirenuses sU- STANDARD LUMBE day. June 38, I860, at 8:30 P.M. (prevail- ; Mrs. John Wallace and Mrs, Nel- IWtedT^.JB h • Mtb Street. Kenil- 'Btc«use They're Young' ing time). .• son LaSecla. . ' worth. New and to maintain a Specifications and form* of bids for the MATJNEE8 DAILY "Francis and the AND SUPPLY COMPANY proposed work, prepared by P. J. arall. 3S» Borough Engineer, have been filed in the ATI P.M. . Haunted House" offlco of the said Engineer at Borough Dnrinr Summer Vacation St. Anne's CYO HoU. Center Street and South Avenue, STARTS 8UN^-3 Days Only STOCK Garwood. N. J.. and may be Inspected ^Continued jiom Page 1) WE'RE MAKINGllG CHANGES ON OUR SECOND FLOOR ^(Sitiied) . v by prospective bidden during- business la Technicolor- also bave been made for summer ItSSSL ««pw«Upn«. President hours. • Bidders will .be furnished -with Kenllworth Veterans Center. Inc. CranJord; Ww Jsrwy a copy of the specifications by the en- Cecil B. DeMlLLES bowling "competition. 5O South aut Street. l«p 8roehk_yice.Predident 33 V^ gineer on proper notice. Bids must .be A report on the success of the Kenilworth. N.. J. lM««rtT3rd Street made on. standard proposal forma in the The Ten- Commandments' Adjr., ^ecs: U».I« CUfton, Kew Jersey . manner designated therein', and required PARK group's dance last Friday was pre- CREATING MORE SPACE FOR NEW DEPTS...NEW ITEMS! Joseph J. Perrone, Secmtary & by the specifications, must' be enclosed STARTS WEDNESDAY sented by the social chairman, who in sealed envelopes, bearing "the name 87 Somerset Streit and,address of bidder, addressed to A. T. CBartnt S-tSSS aJsd announced- that a swim party aarfield. New Jersey Mosca, Borough Clerk, Borough of Gar- Wake Me When It's Over will be held at a private pool in All Merchandise In Our 2nd Fbor/PRE-TEEN Objections, if any, should be made im- wood. N. J., and b»delivered ut the place THURS. •- FRL - BAT. s< and on the hour above named. The Plainficld this Saturday. 5J "«t«'y.1 to wrtting. to the Director of the Division of Alcoholic. Beverage standard proposal.form Is attached to tho Was a* a s»r. •» • waaasrhU 'TALL STORY" • The 'meeting was addressed by Control. 1100 Raymond Boulevard. New- specifications, copies of which will, bo Alex GUINNESS Dep't. Has Been Price-Slashed For/immediate Sale! ark 3. New Jersey. furnished on application to Engineer. an Ihc Rev. William Yo, a friend pf (Signed > ,By order, of the Mayor and Borough "OUR MAN Father Mascenik's from Our Lady, Council. Borough of Garwood! N. J. Queen oi Ahgels,' Newark. •'•••• A. T. MOSCA IN HAVANA" SHORTS - BLOUSES - SKIRTS - LINGERIE -HATS- JACKETS - SUITS - RAINWEAR W7 North 14th Street Refreshments. were seryed and Kenilworth. New Jersey Borough Maureen Burl June 14. I960 there was, dancing to roeords to v Ttes; $12.87 e-«3 O11AKA IVES COWARD SWEATERS - COATS - COORDINATES - DRESSES Adv. Fees: $15JM conclude the evening. LOREN ICBERG Anttuaur QDINN . Att CONDITIONED la s> yletarssaas story «( a tatatrleal 115 From Borough KMB &> Uu Wlla WssL '^Continued ]rotn Page I) NOW SHOWING Joan M. Prody. Steven D. Rago, "HELLER IN Btoatcomery CUFF Well Not That Cold But Your Karen Ann Rahnenfuhrer, Lco- TIMELY SAVINGS ON OUR MAIN FLOOR NOW, TOO PINK TIGHTS" "WILD RIVER" Home Will Be Comfortably Cool na.id F. jRappa, Rose M. Rappa, SATURDAY MAT. .Jane 2?th U Csiar Edward (B) Reese, Virginia M. Reichelt, Alan R.*RhodeS,.Thomas .STARTS 8UNDAV All Summer If You 200 BRAND v v $ "Retur ^^ ^^^ ^^n jar Ov wf ajai^a ThF p ae; w Fly" J. Rieder, Lawrence H. Rouse, #SAM A rf^ A aS>4Skft^^ d^^^AA H ~• ~.~- ^^ NEW SUITS EJCTKA CAKTOOMg AMD COMEDIS8 Annette Rosalie Sbordone, Fred C. BATHING SUIT SALE $5.90- 10. BUVMBB VACATION MATOIEBB Schumm, Emjl Scuorzo^ John V. EVKa.¥ TUESDAY A THVKSDAV sown I HSULATE! Shuhaja^ Rosemarie Ann Sica. BEIGE - BLUE - GREEN Reg- , 8UN. . MON. - TUE8. SPY Paul A. Siodk, Jr., Robert D. LILAC & FANCIES $3.98 JUNE tOUII Phoii*: BRidfe 6-2700 ~~ Smith. Sandra Leonora Somers, JAMAICA SHORTS $2.99 Warren F. Sorrentino, Katherine 'SOME LIKE IT HOT" THRILLS! 94 HIGH ST. CRANFORD L. Stern. Dorothy Louise Stewart, Reg. f FAMOUS BRAND J*nk LEBOION SLEEVELESS SHIRT FINEST COTTONS $2.98 $3.98 :HPJ.E IN Fata* ~^ 10 COLORS Sizes ' s INCL. WHITE 34-40 3-99 IN GAY PRINTS FOR SHOPPING, GARDENING, ETC. 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This Week Only L9WOMAC Westfield's Largest and Most Luxurious FOR WHITI" FINANCINO AKE this simple test. Poor SchWppcs Schwcjipcrvesccncc fats your whole drink Fashion Store for Women " MTonic into a glass containir^ your&voritc tbmtigjtf - . gin, or vodka, or rum. Now, sip sbndy. BUY NOW — KQKB»— PAY LATER Featuring MAJESTIC Sportswear Only Schurppes has Schu-eppcrvescence- Feel the way Schwcppes little babbles bant d only Sdiweppcs has the inimitibk flavor OPEN FRIDAY - MONDAY EVENINGS Broad at Elm St. - Wostf ield and VANITY FAIR LINGERIE >]'f -*S upon your tongue. Notice how long Schwcppes SULLIVAN CHEVROLET bubbles last. Long after, ordinary tonics have 8TA»-rS WED. m E. WESTFIELD AVE. CH 11414 ROSELLE PARK -tfltfSch bobbles are gong smog. SchuxppcscosBalOTferrwretnanofdmary njc&afat die real Ruff ahnyiJoaf W«tt OISNETS an l : ' '-; • .. I- Guerriero Field at 2 pjn. on July I -treasurer, and Extern Dsivmg Care Charter 4 were~completed at a meeting'of I James M. Robertson of KenU- An . J.J v , svwets. W- m Of INfew Fraternity the Mothers' Auxiliary of the Gar-1 worth, sergeant-at-arms, Oiina to Aid Squad Urged HungVacation avenue. $1,500; and Theodore Bar- wood Little League at Lincoln bella, 131 Beech street, $1,000. Ap- GARWOOD —-'Matthew Roven At a sodar meeting held recently GARWOQD-*With schools clos- Federation Post School'Monday evening. ' A hew fraternity, Xi Gamma Green Afpuntam Degree by the Ladies' Auxiliary of theing for 'the summer vacation, this proved were permits for'garages Tell Vacation dro of .92 Second ayenuels ri char- Mrs. Angelo DeMario and Mrs. to Eugene J. Stanley; 25 Horning Iota, has been .organized at Unipn Cranford First Aid "Squad,"» t Police Chief Fred Falzone For Junior VIA ter member of a new fraternity Hugh Dean were ' appointed to Junior College and has been offifAwarded Mis»WiHi of china providing service Dor avenue, $1,200, and Louis T. As A Lake serve as chairmen of arrangements 108 was presented to the snuad. fcsuaj a plea to motorists lo ex- Schuman. 8 Hayes street,. $1,100. School Plans Xi Gamma Iota, at Union Junioi cially recognized "by Dr. Kenneth Miss Susan L. Williams, daugh fl Pack 176k sponsored by the Brookslde Place recently Past President for the sale. The meeting was con- 1 care on Garwood JosepJh h Paumi, College. Cranford. W. Iversen, dean. ZZfc of Mr nn^ f!.' A,, Mrs. Dominic Colaneri, president. held ito annual family nlcnln in 1 Colin Kelly Bihir dncted .by.- MrsrrGharleszHbrtau now to^Sepfember. was granted a >permit ^or a Mrs. Robert H. Jones, former School will start Monday at the•" It is among seven fraternities Tlhree-other fraternities and conducted the meeting. president. Jr., 01,300 Orange avenue, waj» one He pointed out that young people dormer with construction cost esti- president of the Junior .VIA, has Km- United Presbyterian. Church of and ^sororities recognized on the three sororities.are recognized, on A group from the local auxfltary 176 receiving associate in recently participated in a bos ride now will be more in evidence at brothers, Mark and Michael, were unofflciia champ- mated at $3,000. •• Garwood. Classes Will be held the UJC campus. Xi GammaJota 3* been appointed fait, conference] UJC campus. Xi Gamma Iota is arts degrees at the 126th com-to Patricia iMurphyV Restaurant all times of the day .and warned competition, taking six first places in various events! - May report of Building Inspec- With One Of Our from 9 to li a.m. June 27 through is -restricted to men who have at These wer© the results: chairman for the Junior Member- j restricted, to men,.who have a Author Presents least six months' active duty in mencement exercises at Green in Yonkers, N" Y., sponsored by the that in their vacation, mood they tor F. J. Deller showed 31 permits July 8, with the exception of July forty-yard dnsh — 8-year-olds, were issued, including 6 for new snip-Department of the New Jer-] least six months' active duty in the military service. •_* ' Gold Cross Auxiliary of the Newmay not be as.careful as they organized by Assistant Cuhmaster 4, for boys and girls entering kin- Mountain College, Poultney, Vt, Mark Peterson, RussellBOyle and homes > and 4 for commercial the military services. The officers of the new fratern- Jersey State First Aid Council. should be for their own safety. Jerry Bodnar) assisted bjrtdwdrd sey Federation of Womcns" Clubs dergarten to those completing Vacation Booklet last week. ; "Drivers must make up for this jerry Bodnar;. 9-year-blds, Greg- buildings; with construction cost A. freshman, Mr. Rovendro is ity are: Joseph A. Benclvenga' of A liberal arts major, Miss. Wil- Younghouse, Howard Peterson and and will attend the state executive AIR ory Busch; Richard Wagner and estimated at $241,500. sixth grade. The^theme will be by being especially alert during Nat Flcckenstine. Field judges 1*''. ''. a • graduate of Jonathan Dayton To Local Couple New Providence, president; Frank liams was a. sophomore class of- All books wDI become light in board meetings at Douglass Col- "The Church." At' (the close of the' summer months so that we Lee Dwyer; 10-year-olds, Michael and timers were Joseph1 'Potts, o Regional High School, Springfield W. Dederbeck of East Orange, vice- ficer and a member of Lorelei, the school a missionary offering will GARWOOD—Mr. and Mrs. Vic- proportion as. you find light in may avoid turning vacation time Peterson, John Muuse and Ronald lege on Saturday^ '•"•• .'. He is a majoring in engineering in president; George H. Munn of synchronized swimming team. • John Boyle, JePry Krupnick, Stan- Two Officers Installed betaken. * tor Nemeth of 679 Willow avenue them—Mortimer Jf. Adler. into a time of tragedy." Klein; all ages final, Michael Pet- ley Dwyer and Robert Boyd. Re- The Sixth New Jersey District mm-?- Union Junior College's ; dayare the proud possessors of a book- erson, Mark Peterson, Gregory project for the coming year will The Rev. Eric^S.flToughcr, pas- session. '" . . freshments were supplied by Mr.By DeMolay Mothers •;: V!'.. ;.y.'j-v tor, will preach on "The Melody of let containing a synopsis of their Busch. 'v Boyle. ' Mrs. William Irslinger was in- be NOMIC.TUationol Organization ithe Gospel'^at the 11 am: Church week's vacation at Ellison Bay, stalled as president «of the Moth- RESIDENTS—Mr. and Mrs. Andrew Senecal, formerly of for. Mentally HI Children. The Wheelbarrow race—8 nine year- money raised will go for a school at. Worship liour Sunday. The Wis.,' presented, to them by .their olds, Bruce. Krupnick and Mark ers' Circle, Brcmner Chapter, Or- yonne, have purchased ihe above home at 508 Elm street. VFWAuxiliary author friend, Mrs. Virginia Eifert, der of DeMolay, at. a recent meet- Colonel and Mrs. Riley Jackson, former owners, have been sta- for ihe mentally ill children of Chancel Choir will sing "Glory to " Peterson,- David Gould and Lee Union County. whose latest book, "Delta Queen, Permits for 8 ing. Mrs. Karl Jacob* was install tioned in Germany. This home was multiple listed by Lucia O. the King of Kings," by Van d.Adds 2 Members Dwyer, Russell Boyle and Donald Miss Jill Donnellv. 16 Indian ;i the Story of a Steamboat," was ••'.••..-'''?."-;-'-'- S: i- '.'/'. Thnmncnn nnrl" "Thinr> 'T>: thp •n Peterson and Ronald Kle'inTGWg. Mrs. ( Henry Clauer, >hapWin, Kingdom," by A. R. GauL their years of membership Were High School, has been sent by the The Church at Stujdy will be ob- The Nemeths attended a week- . ory< Busch and Scott Dickman, presented a past president's pin to presented, to charter imembers of long ..nature study course conduct- Junior VIA to the Citizenship In- served at 9:45 a.m. Sunday and Paul Younghouse and John Muuse. the outgoing president, Mrs. Rus- the Ladies', Auxiliary of Bay Leaf ed by Mrs. Eifert, a naturalist, at stitute being held at Douglass Col- the Junipers will meet at 6 p.m. Sack race-pS nine year-olds, tie •ved sell Dobbins. , . - BnaiB'rithLeadersSetUp lege this week. Post 6807, VFW, as the group held The. Clearing at tEllison Buy. The between William Birkemeir and . Mrs. Harry Meier reported on The midrweek Bible study, and Permits for eight swimming A board meeting was held last its*'"14th anniversary party at Baybook is decorated: with pen arid Jerry Bodnar and Bruce Krupnick the" State Mothers'" Circle conven- prayer hour will be held at 8 Leaf Memorial Home' last Wednes- pools were among 24 building ap- Thursday evening at the home of All P ink sketches by Mrs. Eifert, as AUTO DEALERS •!• AUTO DEALERS • and Mark Peterson, with David tion in Bloomfield. Mrs. Holgar West German Visit Exchange 1 p.m.' Wednesday. . ; day night. : ' ' ' well as photographs taken during # DEUCATESSEP3 plications, approved Tuesday night the ' new president. Mrs. Robert Sizes Dennis Lee Deibert, son .of Mr. * UQUOR STORES • Gould and Lee Dwyer third; 10- by Township Committee. Petersen. received the surprise gift " ' "B'nai B'rith leaders and"* the West Gern^an Government have MacKinnon. The meeting was at- Charter members feted) were: the week's activities.. > of the evening. In Stock and Mrs. Donald Deibert. of 234 NOBBIS CHEVROLET, toes. COVI year-olds, Scott Dickman and set up an exchange program of youth leaders and human, rights tended, by the ncwiy-clectcd and Miss Florence Castaldo, Mrs. Prior to going to Wisconsin, M5. Gregory Busch, Michael Peterson Pool permits were granted to Refreshments I were served by Carmine • Cusmano, Mrs..- John. Joseph V- Morris, 6 Oebrj^ia street, appointed .board for dthe coming Willow avenue, was baptized last >hd Mrs. Nemeth spent four days and Ronald Klein. Mrs. Stanley DickersonT Mrs. Ar-experts concerned with problems of democracy," Mrs; Brant Cooper- Sunday during the. Worship hour. Herold, Mrs. Louis Pelusio, Mrs. Car Imports $3.000j William Thompson, 1038 smith, Anti-Defamation League chairman for KadimaR" Chapter of club year. • ' ..' • Springfield, 111., as guests of Egg throw —Richard Wagner thur Zeir, • Mrs: Claueicr ,and ]Mrs FULL LINE OF Henry Piekarski, Mrs. Wallace Raritan road, $200;: Lillian Dill, B'nai B'rith Women, announced today. The.first annual luncheon and Mrs. Eifert, who directed them to Salei aa« sisvfce and Paul Younghouse, Scott Dick- Raymond Van Note. fashion show vvill be held October pinkin, Mrs.. John Tenneson, Mrs many points of. Interest in Lincoln- 315 Walnut avenue, $200; George The program, which begins July Cranford Driver Fined Frank Todisco, Mrs^Rudolph Wen- man and- Gregory .Busch,. Jack H. Scott." 246 Hillside avenue, $700; 29 'at the Elizabeth Carterct Hi.tcL land'which most tourists miss. 25, was first proposed by Benja- WINDOW ; zel and Mrs. Charles Zemany. Merritt and Robert Merritt. Par- Peter Frigola; 41 Normandic place, Mrs. Byrnes Students Elizabeth. Mrs. Reynold Devin- $210 in Garwood Court • ABSUB ,."••.• Saab ents.Robert Birkemeir and Joseph Crane's Ford min ' R. Epstein, national directoi ney is in charge of .arrangements'. - Ten-year membership pins were $400: W. A. Bedman, 7 Iroquois GARWOOD — Charged with • Aull»IN^ •atorris Potts won in their division with a road, $200, and Harry J. Bagwell, of the Anti-Defamation League 01 LGIve Piano Recital A "meeting will be held this week FANS driving while his driver's license presented to Mrs. Preston Terrell, Summer Session Set .. Mrs. Charles Kaiser, Mrs. Da- • AsUa-MarUa • •jpite spectacular toss of 110 feet. 25 Myrtle street, $500. Garden Club Lists B'nai B'rith. and Nathan C. Belth to make final plans. ' ' and registration were revoked, At dark Regional High • Ottrant FISH DEALERS SERVICE • Obstacle course— 8-year-olds, . A piano recital was. presented V'ii.- mian OUinieft, Miss Barbara H. A- Larsen was granted a per- another, official, during their visit by pupils V>f. Mrs. Thomas Byrnes Mrs. MacKinnon and Mrs. Ber- Clifford Johnson, 36, of 9 Johnson CLARK V Registration for the .Russell vBoyle,, Donald Metzger, nard Solon, first vice-president, at- Rieder, Mrs. Thomas Englese,. Mrs. 12M .Mary 8t 4-MM STATIONS mit fotv a new dwelling ' at 36 Committee Heads to Germany last January to study of 38 [Beech street on Wedncsda'y. avenue, was fined- $105 for each of summer session at Arthur L, John- Mark Peterson; l^year-olds. Jack Brookdale road, with construction attitudes toward democracy. tpnded' the -Presidents" _Council Full Line of Dehumidifier* Jean LeMeur, iMrs.- Louis Martel EUnbeth - FL 1-SSSS ' At a repent' meeting of • the Participants were Sandra Wim- the' twoi. violations when he, ap-and. Miss Olga Olliriick. • son Regional High School will be Merritt. Gregory Busch, Paul cost estimated at $22,000,' and per- "The ! program involves," Mrs. meeting at Eatont.Avn last Satur- peared before Magistrate James ADom. 2-78$l Younghouse; 10-year-olds, Ronald Crane's Ford^Gardners. the newly mer, Nancy Leonard, Patricia Zo- Receiving five-year pins held from 9 a.m- to noon and 1 mits for additions were granted to: elected presideht, Mrs. Herbert J. Coopersmlth said, "an exchange of day. . v, -. '_- ' T: Leonard'in Municipal Court were IrvinMuldrow bel, Charles Wagner, Marie Mar-- Mrs. Joseph Gorombey. and -p.m. to 3 p.m.'tomorrow and Mon- Klein*. Michael Pelerion, Scott David Mirkovitch, 500 Riverside Frank,' announced the following trained Jewish community • rela- rone, Barbara May, Wendy Burke, Mrs. MacKinnon announced the Monday night. . . ' . Mrs.- day. Courses, will be offered for BUILDING Golf Prodnd. Dickman. tions leaders and B'nai B'rith appointment of Mrs. J. & McCas- CRANFORD RADIOS Walter Wenzel. drive, $4,500; Charles E. Roberts. committee chairmen appointments: Patricia Campbell, Rosemarie Richard Sayer of Newark was review, makeup or possible i REILLY OLDSMOBILE kill. Mrs. Edward Shimkus and Mrs.- Ollinick and Mrs/.Cfeorge CONTRACTORS U Worth Aw* k ie on Dutjr at AD TbM Boy Scouts of Troop 170, guests 12 Hamilton avenue, $4,000; Louise Horticulture Mrs.- Robert A. youth' workers concerned not ..only Gencarelli, Jean Seelbach, James —- Open Thursday and Friday Evenings fined $25 arid Frank Alfano of, proveraent of grade in most sub- Mrs. Robert Shimkus as co-chair- -Heickel were in charge for the **•<* • ***> Bapato,_ «W Ian. at the picnic,- and, sisters of j theJUueller, 2 I-aSalle avenue, $1,000; Wilson; roadside, Mrsl "Richard D, with education itself but with all Heller and Gail Gilman. 26 EASTMAN ST. BRIDGE 6-1776 Scotch Plains Sktfl for speeding, jects taught ..during the. regular cubscubs* alOT took part in .r runnini g Walter J. Kranowski, 121 Burnside Town; conservation, Mrs>.£dward aspects of civic .affairs, citizenship men of the scrapbeok for the and penalties of $15 each for thewomen's group at a Father's Day BUILDING Awards- Were g^iven ^o all stu-coming year.' '• " . . picnic held by the post and auxil- school year, if "there is sufficient AOams S-7W1 FOOD MARKETS the obstacle course.- The winners: avenue, $6,000; Raymond J. Staba, H. DcVorkin;-Finance, Mrs. Harold and democratic attitudes. dents. Special awards for the most same offense were imposed on the •- and • v iary at. Unami Park on Sunday; demand. i Ait. Bast Boy Scouts- John Bodnar, Larry 120 Besler avenue; $2,000; Ray-W.Laughlin; membership, Mrs, "The German youth and com-advanced in each group were following: ..Irving Harrison, West Classes will begin Tuesday' and 'CARPENTRY • SHOE REPAIR fNr.^ I Younghouse and Gregory Boyd; mond D. Krapff, 338 Stoughton James S. Clarke; juniors, Mrs. munity leaders who come here will made as follows: Jean Seelbach. Orange; M. H. Huston, 617 Lincoln CHAS. KUSTZ MAI avenue, $1,100. , ..' " -?!• /..-'"I. continue through August & There girls, Carolyn Potts, Kathy Dwyer Benjamin, W. 'Jones. • be able to see, at# firsthand, the primary; Sandra Wimmer, inter- park, east,. Cranford; Susan V. Refreshment Sale Set will be no classes on ROTCHFORDPONWACINC. THOBLEIF JOHNSEN caoicc mATs * rocunr and Miss Wagner. ' , Also approved were applications Bird, Mrs. William J. Miller, Jr.; American system of voluntary as- mediate, and Wendy Burke and Whitcombe, Mountainside, and Ro-. ; or For Jifly 4 LL Game July 4. 9-na : . ORocaana — : tifeT SHOE In the tug-of-war, 10. husky for six porches: Thomas R. Flynn, civic, Mrs, G. Keith Warner; gar- sociations. They will learn how Nancy Leonard, tied for senior. sario DiCarlo, Elizabeth. / fathers were pitted against 30 cubs 21 Park terrace, $1,500; T. J:den therapy^Mrs. Chajles M. Americans, as private ' citizens— GARWOOD—Arrangements for A book introducesJiew thoughts, SCBEt'S REPAIRING and fought to a draw until the Healy, 5 Samoset road, $1,000; Eckhardt; telephone,. Mrs. .Burton without Government • imposed the sale. of refreshments at the PONTIAC llbooi troll QDICK8EBVICB dads, mindful that "pride goeth L. Jamison; delegates to the Cran- edicts— organize and work to- but it cannot make/them speedily Harry, Neumueller, 356 North ave- 1 Green Thumb Unit baseball game to be played/at understood.—Mar/ Baker fiddy. Sales -Service a. ionmoxt LOUIS MONTINI before a fall,"switched to.,both nue, east, $200; William Ml Aitken, ford Council of Garden Clubs, Mrs. gether in .behalf of their demo- hands and tumbled the' opposition. 1 Vepetia avenue, $200; Anthony^ .Henry A. De^ering aVid Mrs. Rob- cratic beliefsNthrough civic organi- VuaaaD aad Engllsk SHcn EPAmnio ert A. Low. . , zations, ranging frorn Parent- Installs Officers BR4-M12 The Olympic competition -was Nowakowski, 284 Blooniingdale ; Mrs. John Almquist of 41 Cay- Ford Line FUEL OIL \MTS. Frank held a board meet- Teachers Associations to civl! SEE TAILORS rights groups. uga road was installed .as president ing\at her .home, 464 Orchard of the' Green Thumb Garden Club, USED IOVELJIMD FUEL OOU streets Monday morning, at which "At present the \Anti-Defama SCREENS AND CLEANERS tion League's materials on democ- at a recent meeting'at the home of BAB LIQUORS time .plans were' formulated for Mrs. Howard Mahany, Jr., ""of 23 ESSO HEAT— FOTL on. the coming year. racy 'and . inter-group, relations . ' -Vat ','. • Y««WeDo- * * # have, already gained acceptance in Harvard road. RAWS BANK AND * * ASL Mrs. Frank announced that Mrs. —Qthnr JUMP gj^ggg^rpi^siJgjgswMr^jJ^g^S00 S Open to GIHLS and BOYS from all sehoob vice-president;; Mrs. John-Byrije AU Work to succeed Mrs. Rbjand R. Graham, ment. B'nai B'rith leaders will LOWEB ORADES 3^1 KCADOiG CLINIC Jr. meet with German' officials antl correspbnding secretary; Mrs. Ed Bevlew «t all ubjects, ward . Santucci, recording secre- REEL^TRONG FUEL LINCOLN * « • The club member* and. their youth and community leaders in • • * tary, and Mrs. /Robert Outcault'. Dependable, friendly Sendee Since JtSS Vntaa Are, Crutet QBADES BECKEAT1ON rKOOKAM husbands will be the\ guests of Bonn, Dusieldorf, Berlin, - and GOLONIAIi r aacmatjs*. Belcnca, BniUsta, , •*•««•>' AtU, CralU. ' other cities-. A return visit by Ger- treasurer. /^•••••~ •.,<- Cul-DKATIMO OOJi-Cak» WtUry. MaUicqMUrs -•" ll InxUactiao , Dr. and Mrs. J. B. W SAVINGS* LOAN Walnut avenue. Saturday man and communal leaders wil Mrs, Alrnauist announced com DAY and NIGHT ASSOCIATION TRAVil Inquire: The Pingry School July 2, for a swim party. corpe" later, this yean" mittee appointments as follows 215s North Ave., HilUid© — Tel. EL 54990 Birds, Mrsl Francis' Burke; conser- ;' MOQTAGB UMNS . BUREAUS vation, Mrs.. Michael Carlozzi; gar- BVICK SAVINOS ACCOUNTS lHotlhAvcwB. DELIVERY Mrs. Adams' Students Graduated at Academy den therapy, Mrs. Alfred Janett; horticulture, Mrs. A. W. Baird; it •.*•• Jlold Class Meeting Highest Average *aa»— OMC TBUCX BALES RANKIN FUEL CO. TRAVELONG nth junior gardening, Mrs. Mahany; :..•!>--, p . A class- meeting of piano stu- ideline Sarockas, daughter ol program, Mro! McLaughUn. dents of Mrs. Elma Adams of 540 Jurkunas of 415 Man- Tal* 9m Kmttn BUaaee ma, n Mrs Publicity, Mrs. John Byrne: —•;"•• STORAGE FUEL OIL .s YOUR BEST HEAT North Union avenue was held on was graduated from avi roadside, Mrs. Earl Shea; sales and Sunday afternoon. • . Mount StNMary's Academy, North CaBLBBUo* library, Mrs. William-Gray; year- • rv.-:--•:. ~: ••«- -ssaHB90l Ill'l If Wo Aaswac BBiiftj* ft-SMl and for tho Piano solos were._ played by Plainfleld, week. book, Mrs. Harold Walsh; financial, BEBSEBEOTHERS lW«itfiiUAT..V. 321 Frances deFabio, Geraldine Bo^d, She received an award for hav- Mrs. Outcault; community project, Kathleen Boyd, Frances Scharten- ing the highest average in the EUuMth Offi Mrs. John Palmer; membership. TRUCK AND berg, John Arsenault, James Ko-senior year and &v$l,200 scholar- Mrs. Edmond Parks, and council LEHIGH OIL CO^Inc RENTALS BEST IN FUEL OIL walski,- Barbara Kowalski, Donna ship from Georgian urt College, representative, Mrs. Baird. Sue Williams, ^ Jeffrey Yacker, Lakewood. She was member* of "Saik/oction. Guamateaf' Marcia Townsend, Barbara Jo- An engraved silver plate was ADamsS-1920 It's National Honor iety and presented to Mrs. Nicholas Impera- i , KMtft. AM, W.- EXPERT on. Bmunea Go The Easy AVIS Way! hansen, Marilyn Johansen, Norma |\. t..;v: -;.J Konegan and Marilyn Jackson. the Cum Laude Society. to, . retiring president, by Mrs. ' FOB LOCAL Madeline plans - to enter Baird, past president. 41 MyHto Aw» GAR or TRUCK RENTAL LOVELAND FUEL CO. Nancie Higgins was unable-to at- tend. Dame College, Staten Isla Cofl BBldg* KMO . September. ass. oa. Parents wonder why the streams »tUii Reward cards were given to the are bitter when they themselves students. Mrs. Meta Barber, and Insured Savings —. Borne LOOM FUNEEAL My. books are water: Those of tuvve poisoned the. fountain. Mrs. Adams played the first move- i am begin applying SFSBD HOOSB PADJT over PlBECltMtS ment of Beethoven's Fifth ^ym- the gjreat geniuses are wine. Ev- —John Locke erybody .drinks water. - phony. J the morning. Within 20 mimita, S«EP HODSK —Samuel L. Clemens TO CBSOROBS t DOOLET BERTHA M. VENTERS. PAIHT ••dryw.b •'--' /".. ./^ . •• • • - . . REIUY OLDSMOQIU itK*,56oTlPrth Ave-Ti/ N. Union BR 6-2540 ^laia^ii^^iKkfe^fi'i^ Illlllll^^ six. C1ANP0KP ^»tor Hoia"puS»erarr7^£KSfweek^ four hitil- i£-sixth game Ireland 'introduced him t6 the•"" [for the winners. - ' . '•,/ • • followed suit leading off the third three hits.- Alan Schlosser took sport. . . • . BRidge 64110 19 North, Ave.. E. Inter-Church Softball L e a g u e.' On .. Saturday, the Chicasaws of the season, allowing only four nOOB. WAXINO UACBIKES. new and ALTERATIONS Having Money Problems? In a regularly scheduled contest, inning-with a" three-base smash 1 the loss, although striking but 13. defeated the Crees 14-5. Steve hits and striking out eight. The used, complete One of waxen and BR 6-1900 and BR 6-0777 I the Navajos bounced J>ack to de- CMA leads the league with a 3-0 me-.- to the same spot. Booney Mazzella. Schlosser. Stu Herman and Jim Indians scored five runs in the sec- BOAIIU OF CDl'CATIO.V -' •'•' ^•wit •'f -•••••VU':.i" 1U..-.M •::'.. '. '.'" ':'-—••.'.'•••:..' ,''•,':.' /'S " " '-••.- ', '-.': ..' .'i^- :—-• ' • /" ' ; , '--. '.rV...' . "r'V" ' ' " •" '•.—'—— : —^—- r-—•• —-—!->-—: •;'•'' ' • r—-—*—•'.'.'. —: '—r^ ' —"*: ^ ' r5—: : '-—rt ^-=7H ~ !~ .. . . ^^r" ; ~" r?T- . • .' '"I T rTr " -. • • • '.'' • ..' • .-..-. * ..' •'• -'• • •. '•. ~ ;v;,f , ^ ,: j^ C ,J / ^ \;,(, v\, , .. Bigot CRANFOBD (N. 1.) CmZENAND CHROMCLE-TBCBSDAY^ JTIJN^ 23 ^ ' •' . T .. - — — _ ^ N ^ • ii Air-Conditioned for Your Summer Comfort • Make.Your ' • .;'••• •••'•;v':'-'" /"-\ Vol. LXVn. No; 23. 3 Sections, 24 Pages CRANFORD, NEW JERSEY, THURSDAY, JUNE 30, i960 First Accessory lbs TEN CENTS Luscious Pearls.. .Especially tetective londemned by Dorian rounds Open Tuesday ON YOUR DRUG AND SUNDRY BUYS Mayor Ira D. Dorian sharply criticized the action of Police Chief Free tennis lessons will btee ofof-- sons and leaguleaguee, play will be helheld will be supervisor at FRoosevelt, itcr W. Powell In removing l*. Ralph J. Koury on May 29 asfered for Cranford young people at Lincoln Avenue playground assisted by Herbert Ehlers, a stu- At July icad of the. department's detective bureau at Tuesday' night's meet- beginning this week at th.e Cran- next Thursday at 7 p.m Child dent at Lehigh University, Beth- ford High School and Walnut Ave- A band concert and fire- ng of the Township Committee. from the fifth grade up g lehem, Pa. , , • works will highlight the annual r The matter^came to the committee's attention when Charles nue School tennis courts as part ter for this program, to beXcon- $35.95 }r^ ~ •>•••• $125* $730 ' fVttj At Cranford High School play- Cost of Relief Independence Dayjfflehjatjjon of 3i on "Monday at' the lagoon area v grade teacher at Brookside* Place nriiiiijtTflll ade inquiry concerning rumors Recreation Committee. Open House Series School, will be supervisor, assisted of Nomahegan Park^ Col. a reorganization in the police In Township Charles J. Christian, chairman EMERGENCY department and asked whether Text Given Registration for tennis will be Begins Wednesday, by. Miss Christine Schillinger, , a VASELINE ? FIRST AID held Tuesday and Wednesday at' student at Roanoke College, Salem, of the Memorial and Ihdepen- LEKTRONIC Public Safety Commissioner Nich- the high school playground from Plans for the first Recreation olas St J. LaCorte would elabor- Va., and Miss Libby, Donaldson, a dencc Day committee, an- 9:30 to 4 p.m. Returning for the Open( House for teenagers thi^ SHAVER ate on the report...... Of Statement summer: were announced today studentxat Tufts University, Med- nounced today. I HAIR TONIC Oxygen Inhalant Emergency Kit third season as instructors Will be ford, Mass. •' '-.; ; . • . Net cost of relief. in Cranford (No Wires) Commissioner LaCorte stated Sandra Stevens, a senior at Ursi- by Mrs. Charles Schillinger, decreased 40 percent in 1959. ac- Mayor Ira p. Dorian will •\ '-.• ••.••••. fthat several reassignment^ • had playground chairman for the. " 'At Adams avenue, Robert Hob- nus College, Collegeville, Pa., and bie, a student at the University of cording to the annual report of the give the. welcoming speech. How- >ocn made' among the executive Text of Mayor Ira D. Dorian's Lawrence Clavin, eighth grade Recreation Committee.. . Department of "Public Welfare as ard Arhesen is chairman of • the staff of the department which, in Vermont, Burlington, Va.. will be $4«w statement concerning the. transfer teacher at Cleveland Junior High .The. committee will sponsor supervisor assisted by Miss Jane submitted to Mayor Ira D. Dorian fireworks display. ' he opinion of; the chief, would ufXt. Ralph Koury an head of the School. . ... • •' the events each Wednesday at ft- and the Township Committee- re- [lead to' a more efficient operation, Collins, a studenl\at Smith Col- A 20-piece band from local 151, detective bureau follows:, Participants will receive two tp.m., beginning next week,' at lege, Northampton, Ajass. : cently by John F. Kunze, director no officer had lost any Musicians' Association,"] 'will pre- "On Sunday, May 29, 1960, Po- tennis lessons each weefc^ They the Walnut Avenue School. Memorial •'Field J, will be supeK of welfare.-• • • ', • •" • sent a band, concert from 7 to 9 rank or. money and that the re-lice Chief Lester Powell relieved will be required towea r sneakers Dancing, ping pong and check- yised by Robert Belle, mth grade Disbursements during-195$ were p.nri. An hour of fireworks will be- assignments were; "merelir/a deJ tt. Ralph Koury as head of the de- or tennis shoes and to supply their ers -will ,be featured. . \ " '*teacher at Roosevelt School, assist- $9,154.18, the report reveals.- and gin at 9 p.m. SUNDAY--JUNE 26-9 A. M. TO 9 P. H. artmental move." personnel rec- tective bureau,' to which he hasown racquets I and balls.. The teenage program is open, ed by Miss Carla Castaldo. stu there were refunds from the state ords o? all officers reassigned were ; and other municipalities totaling In the event, of .rain the celebra-, been assigned for the past four The playground program of arts to all Cranford students in the dent at Syracuse. University. \ tiori will be held the .first clear itrked "not for cause," the com- and one-half years.\Thls action and. crafts, sports and games will ninth through 12th grades. . At Sunny Acres, Miss Patricia i4.509.82; Leaving a net cost for $239 |missioner saidi . , .he year of $4,644.36. The figures night. .„. Fire Chief Bernard A. $1.49 Value was taken by Chief Powell with- begin Tuesday at the seven play- Castaldo, seventh grade teacher at Doyle said five blasts will be $10.95 yFollowing Mayor Dorian's state-- for 1958 were: Disbursements; LADIES' out consultation with \ me,' al- grounds and continue from 9:30 ducted, at the Lincoln play field. Sherman School, will serve as su- sounded- on th'iS' fire siren at 6 Iment. which appears in full in an though, as a member of the public a.m, tonoor i and 1 to 4 p.m." each Staff assignments to the various pervisor, with Donald Damm, stu- S13.711.Q7; refunds, $5,930.20; net p.m. Monday if the program is to KING'S MEN 69c POLIDENT •adjoining column,, and which was safety committee, 1. should have weekday. Children may register on play fields • were announced this dent, at Fairleigh Dickinson.. Uni- L-ost of rcUef, $7,780.87. . BAY WAKD be postponed. ' ."..-•'. ELECTRIC been consulted; The information The 1958 total tor expenditures x •applauded by several.residents at- opening day or the'first day they week. • . ' versity, as assistant. Police Chief Lester W. Powell POLAROID BODY . plu$ tending the meeting. Commissioner came to me, not from Chief Powell attend. Miss Mary Louise Cody, kinder- Edward Schmidt, seventh grade had represented an increase of-104 9 announced that cars may be ILaCorte declared that "the mat-or Lt Koury, but by chance from Registration for basketball les- garten teacher at Lincoln School, , (Continued 'on. Page 8) •',''' percent over the previous year and Bans Camp parked in the baseball diamond Itcr had been thoroughly gone into other sources. When I took the the net cost to the'township an area of the park across from the •v. HAIR CUTTING \ SUNGLASSES REFRESHER $1 DENTURE CUP matter up with Commissioner La- increase of 79 percent above that •by the'Township Committee and trap shooting range and in the lot •there was no reflection. on Iil Corte, commissioner of public for 1957. .-.^ adjacent to the ..diamond. Parkfing safety, he supported the action Announce 93 Handled by the department dur- Season Opens 59 I Koury and no cause; for rumor or : Nearly 500 Students Enroll will be prohibited on both sides; of 69* Igossip." «-*'•' taken by Chief Powell ' ing ,1959 were 101 cases.involving Kenilworth boulevard from Sprin- SET$6 "As mayor of Cranford and as 393 persons, as compared with the This Sunday ficld av'enue to the Kenilworth line- The committee held two con- 1958 totals of 133 cases and 568 ferences concerning the matter and a member of the public safety At Second Summer School Staff members of the Cranford and also on .Springfield avenue River Pearls persons. from Kenilworth boulevard to I it -. was made final on Monday committee, I, unfortunately, do \ Almost 500 students have enrolled in the second summer school Boys* Camp, headed by Ray Ward] not have the power of counter- Entire Year -Largest factor in the decrease Pawnee road. . • ----.•• Inight. Lt. Lawrence T. Bonnell, G. Frank Zimmerman, principal at Cranford High School, G. Frank Zimmerman, principal, announced in relief-costs was the decrease in director. left yesterday for the by Coro Hsgt. Louis IL Guertin and Sgt. Vin- manding the transfer which, undec County Park drive will be closed ;'' of Cranford High School, an- yesterday. // required food expenditures'from camp fin Silver Lake, near Hope, to to traffic at 8:30 p.m. ^ j • ' |cent L. Brinkerhoft" also were re- the circumstances, cab ''only be 7 done by the full Township Cflm- nounced today that 63 students Mir. Zimmerman reported that 487 students have registered com- $7,513.45 in 1958 to $4,322^5 last get things in readiness for the of- ,. Chief Powell said regular mem- lassigned and no complaints were mittee, I, accordingly, took the maintained honor roll grades for pared to 360 last year. Approximately 30 of the students arc tuition- year.'. Next largest item was shel- bers of the police force on spe-1-• BARON'S DRUG STORE I received from any of them, Com- the entire school.year.. They are: paying students from out-of-town. ficial opening Sunday. matter to the Township Committee', ter, with a total expenditure here cial assignment will direct traffic Imissioner LaCorte stated. . ' but they determined hot to take Twelfth grade—Cynthia. Blohm, Of the total, 156. 55 more than of - $2,022. last year as compared The I960, season will be in-assisted by CD Auxiliary * Police. 34 Eastman St. \<°PP- Cranford Theatre) As a result of the shift, the com- any-action. Diana DeLonge, Patricia Downing, last year, are taking 14 advanced with the 1958 figure of $2,892- augurated with flag raising cere- Union County Park, police under \ Cranford Imissipncrsaid, Lt. Koury has more y Beth Epstein, Betty Eudene, Judith C F3A "Because I feel a personal injus- subjects including Algebra I and,Election Held Othcr expenditures, last year monies' at 3 pjn. Sunday." Stanley the' direction of Chief Wesley — Store Also In Westfield — I time to conduct in-service training Gisser, Holly Jota, Virginia Mc- II, Plane Geometry, American His- were as follows: Fuel, $193, com- Hoesly also will Assist. The police What costumes an outfit better, adds more chic because of their luscious pearly whiteness ... tice has beerf done, to Lt. Koury, Arthur, .Susan O'Connor, Carol Grayson,.a former director of the I courses for which he has been and because I believe the action tory II, Latin I, French I and II, pared with $222.35 in 1958; cloth- have been instructed to report at We Reserve The Right To Limit. Quantities lhan pearlsl We see them in Core's newly inspired River Pearl Collection . .*. in strands of one < - [specially trained. He noted that Shire; David Skaggs, Rudolph Ste- y , , , By Historical ing, $162.47, . compared with camp.and now a member of thethe trap shooting ranie at 6:30 ... two . .. even ... three tiers of rich unforg enable beauty] Each pearly pearl is deep in giant taken by Chief Powell is contrary wart, David Thaxton, John With- Spanish I, German I, College Biol- STORE HOURS: 8:30 a.m. to 10 p.m. — FREE DELIVERY — BR 64100 I several municipalities .and police to-the -best-interests- of Cranford\ S1OA33;. electric, $128.73. cq camp..lrwMrf?w-will h«- in rharea I--1]IK1 ^y^ %08j with $iO3.91; health. $89.55, com- ^jgjj^^ ...,.::!:,: Leers"' CxcfiSTecOKelr legal rights. for the record.' Mr. Zimmerman said the Driver' greetings hy President Robert'M. Lone of the benefits of the- in-serv- Robert Cohen, Richard Conley, John L. Lehman of 12 Pittsfleld pared with $103.16. and scavenger : "Lt, Koury Is an outstanding Bonnie Copeland, Lois Copson, Education course has : an enroll- street was' elected to succeed Ray. service, $1625 Crane. ' ice training program, he said, is to member of the Cranford Police De- (no expenditure Scholarship JEWELRY, GOERKE'S STREET FLOOR, ELIZABETH ONLY CHhton Crane, Jill Donnelly, Don- ment of 15, the maximum- for, the A. Clement as president. of the listed for 1958). The 1958 expendp - The Rev.'Laird.Miller, assistant [school policemen to know what partment. He is the only member \\ I they can andcannot do in line ald Drumm, David Eaton, Ingeborg course. Cranford' Historical Society at a itures- also included $256.60 for minister of the First Presbyterian who has taken the special 12-weeX Fey, Charles Goodfellow, Carol Advanced .credit subject classes Church, will offer the invocation, Award Total |«fduty. '' course given by the Federal meeting in Union Junior College hospitalization, $13.32 for water Iversen. : meet the entire morning while re-' Friday night. Mayor Ira D. Dorian and $35 for. refrigerator repair, and David Thompson, commander Lt. Koury, the commissioner reau of Investigation, including Also, William Knox, Joanna view or make-up classes meet two of Cranford Ptast, 21J, American- Young continued, has never questioned criminal investigation. This was and Mathew D. Hall were elected none of which items occurred in At $95,980 Koch, Alan Kohn, Diane Kohn, hours daily allowing enrollment in to the board of trustees and Mrthe .1959 report Legion, will present a flag which Additional ' scholarship awards the right of Chief Powell to trans- at a substantial cost to the Town- Frederick Kopf, Rodger Kopf, Ar- two subjects. will flyove r the camp during the Democrats, fer him to other duties nor has he ship of Cranford. Admission to the Lehman, Wesley A. Stanger and Expenses for cases serviced for reported this week by Charles J. .*» (k&xrfj Groerke's thur .Kusfv. James Lang, Lynne A total of 256 students' are tak- A. F. .Bohrman were re-named toCranford by other municipalities eight week season. Post, director of guidance at Cran- (t ever complained to the- public course is very selective and there Marley, Keith Postell, Paul Reed, Attention! I safety commissioner. 1 ing 321 review or make-up sub- the board for three-year terms. {Continued on.Page 4) Following flag-raising cere- ford High School, brought the fi- are only a few in this whole area Judy Russell. Kathleen Wiese, jects, a large increase over last monies. Mr. Ward will introduce "This is'no reflection on any . On recommendation of .Robert nal total to $95,980 shared by 38 All High School Students who have beeri^ selected :by.the Janlne- Zimmerman and Jeffrey year when 149 students took 209 members of the camp staff and individual," Mr. LaCorte declared. F3F3.II. to a i Upopn completion,, M. Crane, membership chairman, members of the Class of 1966. Interested in Joining A ' Zimmerman.. • • of these subjects. the families of Wesley N, Philo of CHS Graduate will present the trophy and flag Those receiving awards not re- "We have a good police depart- he'received a speciaill commendad - Tenth grade—Rita Bernstein, used at the camp last season to Young Democrats Club, I went and we hope to keep it that tion by Director J. Edgar Hoover. Enrollment in personal use typ- 9 Iroquois road and Howard W. ported before include:'' .'•: Donald Blosser, James Borges, ing or reading climbed to 75 stu- Ulsamcr of 331 Walnut avenue last year's outstanding camper. Mr. Janet Colburn, daughter of Mrs. — call — I way." ., .•_',• • • "Foxthe past several years, lit Nell Castaldo, Edward Coe, Brian Flies to Germany Grayson will present senior Red Air. Kiamie asked whether Lt Koury has headed the detective dents, the principal reported. were elected to membership. * Virginia S. Colburn. 314 North MARTIN GALLANTER Conley, Martha Damon, David De- Mr. Zimmerman noted that a Cross lifesaving certificates and avenue, east, $300 yearly.* re- (Continued on- Page 4) bureau of Cranford and has set Longe, Ruth Epstein, Gail'Grif- "Hie society wen^ on record .as For Summer Job emblems to counselors, who have BR 2-6344 up its operating procedures. Two third section had to be added to newable for a total of $1,200, at fiths, Stephen Hall, Paula Holler- . • (Continued on Pag"e 8) opposing the revised plan for One week after graduating from been receiving instruction during Muhlcnbcrg College, Allentown. full time persons have, since been bach. Route 1-287 on the ground that it Cranford High School, James F. the past month. added to the bureau by Chief Pa. ' . • •. • .. • • Also, James Kiernun, James still cuts across a section close toDulicai of 423 Orchard street is Porty-three. boys are enrolled Jo-Anne Bedell, daughter of Mr. Powell, attesting to the volume of King, Donald Lewis, Sandra Mc- the Washington Memorial Museum working in a physics laboratory in for the first week of camp and the work- which ii performs., The" 'Abstainers' > and Mrs. Roy Bedell of 8 Central Arthur, Gay Milius, Thomas Mit- in Morristown, \ Levcrkusen, Germany. first six weeks of the season are avenue, selected by the National Bureau has hadan outstanding chell, Delia Munday, Jamc Oath- filled to capacity, according to Mrs. Bonds to Girls record In solving the matters' re- Have Their Night Trustee Clement reported he had James, 17, son of Mr. and- Mrs. Secretaries' Association for a $75 Two June graduates of Cranford out, William QIRcllly, Shirley supplied data and pictures on his- Fraturis Dulicai, has a summer job Arthur Boertmann. registrar. award at the Katharine Gibbs S ferred to it. • • : > Rakacs, Michael ferry and Karen There • are two. openings in the High School were' awarded $25 1 toric poipts qf interest In Cranford with Bayer Co. in Germany. _ He School. "In addition .to'.the above, Lt. Tucker. ' -r. ' At Town Meeting to the New Jersey Historical Sowill- , return in September to enter seventh week and several open- savings bonds/by the Cranford Tuesday night was "abstentlon Fred Swisher, son of Mr. and Koury has. been conducting in- Winth grade—Henry Bernstein^ ( ciety and to Harold A. Sonn for Lehigh University, Bethlehem, P ings in the eighth' u-etk. {Continued .on Page 4)' Formfit Business and/Professional "Wo- service training for other members night" at the Township Committee men's Club/ at the final meeting Patricia Bucher, Emil Ciurczak, "New Jersey Genesis." He /also as an electronics engineering ma- (Continued on Page S) (Continued on Page 8) meeting. (Continued on Page 2) j Monday /pight at the Coach and Public Affairs Commissioner H. | Four Restaurant The local boy, who flew Friday Raymond Kirwan abstained from by jet to Dusseldorf, will live with Winners were Sandra Kolbe, voting, on the favorable' recom- Early Copy Requested Local VFWPost, Auxiliary welcomes [ daughter of Mr. and Mrs. C. Clay- a German family in Opladen, Ger- .at Goerke*t Local Student to Participate mendation of the Board of Adjust- The Citizen and.Chronicle office many. The Bayer Co. operates an t Kolbc of 21 Greaves place, and ment on the application of tne will be closed Monday in observ- Janice Ruch, daughter of Mr. and exchange program each summer, In Limelight at Convention Cranford Elks Lodge for permis- ance of Independence • Day. Be- [Mrs. Lloyd Ruch of 1000 Raritan arranging for the housing of the _ , Members of Capt N. *t Fiskc Post 335. VFW, and its Ladies' Aux- find all your sion to construct an addition to itscause of the holiday, cooperation Summer... I road. In YimlhScimceltyogram students. • . • ,.' iliary were. wry. touch in the limelight at the annual VFW state''con- building at 951 Lincoln avenue, of .publicity chairmen . in getting favorite styles of Sandra, a member of the clerical Brian J. Pankuch, son of Mr. and Mrs. John A. Pankuch of 117 James will have a good oppor- vention in Ashury Park last week. Among those taking bows were: Elmora avenue, is one of 50 talented science students accepted by the east. The commissioner is n past their news releases in on Friday tunity to practice German which I office practice class, was active exalted ruler of the local lodge. Thomas J. Butter, a past commander of the post, who served as presi- Little walkers need I on Library Council and served as National Youth Science Center at Nasson College, Springvale, Me., for will' be appreciated. Deadline for he studied for three years in high with tcireless, strapless bras .. „ "Finance Commissioner J. How- school, He also hopes to spend his dent of the «.tica!mpnu.-nt; Mrs. William Jones, a past, president of the . t 1 business manager of the Spotlight a six-week summer science, program.1 pictures for next Thursday's issue smart mothers . (Continued on Page S) will be 11 a.m. Tuesday. . ' (Continued on Page S) •' auxiliary, who u-as installed as Formfit and on the Golden C staff. She is The special program, mode possible for the first time by an president of the STtw Jersey De- knowing their all-importance in under-, employed by the Allen Printing $18,000 grant by the National Sci- partment Auxiliary; Anthony Ti- b.. .who ask for fine foundations j I Co. and plans to attend the eve- heo, al^o a pail commander, who Lutheran Pastor fashioning your coolest sundress favor- I ning session of Union Junior Col- ence Foundation, will begin Tues- day and continue through August was irt>tail«l a-: Filth District tom- It' - - egc in the fall. Forestry Student Find Americans Liked in Italy 'and have them ites or prettiest party looks! 12. post's rifle squad. Sailing to Europe Janice, a member of the sccrc- ^duiards Spending Summer Emphasis Will V nn n -Arru-rlranw. in. grtmrat,-aj& actlve on the Spotlight, Golden C, project, selected by each student liked throughout Europe, less in state;; title. \ some countries, more in others. V. Each summer finds the Rev.. " and in girls' sports. She was a, and carried put under supervision. Installation oj JJrs. Jones as Right, the wireless nylon confidential whose In Oregon Forest Participants also Will; have an op- James Tuccio, formerly, of 28 Arnold J. Dahlquist traveling in Smart. «k»tl»er» know how by our trained student secretary in the guidance head of theth - sialel^ auxiliarilyi uniit different directions when he re- 1 exclusive Cuddle-Stays wm hidden in the thin/ IJonaid McClintock, son of Mr.portunity to meet informally with Hcrnlng avenue, reports alter 18 took place Satuxda>Vit the Berke- important baby's first shoes department of the high school. She and Mrs. John McClintock of 100leaders in.various fields qf science. months abroad. port; for annual active duty as a are. Tbft'« why so many corseitercs foam lining to lift you high, round and hartd- is employed by Standard Oil Co. ley" Cartvret Hoi.], with Mrs. Navy Chaplain. - Park drive, a forestry management Several >cars ago Brian, 17, a Mr. Tuccio is a civilian employt- Helen Murphy of. Union. pa>t na- mothefT&OOM 0ir* Tod- some. Jtylon lace, white, black, r*~g\j? Committee chairmen were On Tuesday, Rev. Mr. Dahlquist. lina for .tiMIr ADounestera. major in his junior year at Vir- member of the Amateur Astrono- undi-r a two-year contract with the tional president, as installing of- The soft white elk painperW ivory, rose, sizes 32A to 38B O*VO Miss Ann Woods, legislation; Mrs. mers Association of Union County, Navy Department as a traffic man- ficer. M»>. Thoanis Butk*r and pastor of Calvary Lutheran/ l'rs, program coordination; Mrs., ginia Polytechnic Institute, Blacks- Church, will sail for Bremcrhaven,, the tiny feet through all the burg, Va., is spending the summer made his own telescope. He is con^ ager and clvilian-in-charge of the- Mrs. Carrie Brady, both jiast state •tagqs (ron«rawlinff to Marguerite Lcvctt, incentive; Mrs. stantly improving it, spending Navy Air Cargo Terminal . in Germany, aboard the USNS Darby,' walking. ' at WiUamett National Forest in t>resiacnts from the Socul auxiliary, transport ship for troops and de- Doris Knight, . public relations; many hours perfecting the mirror. Naples, Italy. He is on leave from ictn't-d as installing conduciors. And when they're ready for loft, the wireless confidential longline, a pre- Miss MaVy Louise Wctjen,' public Lowell, Ore. pendents, for a three-week" trip. WUlamett is the most heavily He has won prizes for the tele- the Naval Supply Center, Bayonnc Other Craniord vyoiru-ijjvvho j-v- •chool. they're ready . for cisely perfect length for slimming midriff affairs;; Mrs. Herman Hunn, hos- scope In two science fairs, Fair- where he is director f land-air The localpastor will be boarding t""*» regular shoes. Bring timbered 'national forest in the o ceivvd irv«M)£nition durin2 the in-tho USNS "Darby for the second contrail Embroidered cotton, white, pitality. Icigh Dickinson fair and Greater transportation. With him arc Mrs. stallation urocram u»-ix- Miss Carol the little t^ke» in today. United States. • Its Bpecial features ; Sbcphardp, , music; Newark Science Fair at Newark Tuccio and their 6-year-old son-, lime. He served part time on the siles 32A to 3BB Miss Marian include snowcapped peaks, lakes. West, who wwivt'd a same shift during his 17 months'' ' Miss Ann Wood, legislationili ; MrsM ; Collogo-oi-EngiriceFing-.- Stcv waterfalls 'and 'hot springs," also in the Korean Conflict, Walter Kevc,' membership;. Miss' 1 McKcnzie Pass Highway, Three On the honor roll this semester "One finds virtually no. anti at«-. and Mrs. Vincvnt L. Brinkor- L:ist sutttou'r Rev. Mr. Dahlquiit Stella Bialecki, Ways and means;, (Contimued on Pag* 4) at Cranford High School, Brian American sentiment in Italy, even hoff. who will Ibaw chjr*;«' of statf w;is chaplain in Little Creek, Va.. FOUNDATIONS, GOERKE'S THIRD FIOOR Miss.Leona Pcndori, national secu- will enter his senior year in Sep- in towns having local communist public relation*- M^. Brinkvrhoff for the Naval Reserve Officers rity; Mrs. A. Van Gclder. sun- governments-'," Mr. Tuccio reports. -AND~FtAlNFHiiD- tember. He holds a part-time job was a feaSijanod >p»iJt»r on theTraining Corps Detachment. His "shincl ~ Oot*Iiigtt Announced with the ' Cranford Citizen and "Our few experiences in Franc*" :ubj«x't oif public r<.-9atioii< in radio, service career bojjjn in January. Mrs. Mary Knicrim,'career ad- Chronicle. gave Us a fct-ling of Unfru-_ndlin«'ss television aruil r.cws}\a|>crs. IW5, when h<^ served 18 months , (Comttuud on Page 4) For Independence Day All look to thv United States for Mrs. Ctarloi- Scjgfried. t'isko Banks, municipal offices, the More thati 800 students applied with tho First Marine Division in m for this honor, Willard T. Jacqbscn, leadership and a certain amount auxiliary pri->idcntt. Mrvod a> Mrs. the Pacific theatre. Public Library and most local Hecreatiou Band Holds executive director, reported. Stu- of guidance. Jortei* pape 'foj* the chtirt' week stores will be closed all'day Mon- "Here in Italy there are some of tru.-,.amv«ilion. Hirr>" Snyder, day in observance of Independence dents Were selected. on ability, -N Pirat Rehearsal Tonight achievement fn science courses and mistaken conceptions about us. ^nior vicoH»n-.nxajjdiT of tho post One July Meeting Day. • ; ' • We're all fabulously wealthy, we txrv5«.'ntctl Mrs. JUIH-S uiih a floral Township Committee -will have George Tcfcncs, director of the Business windows' at* the. Foot recommendations • of school ad- newly-organized Cronford Recrea- ministrators. • ' abuse minority groups, and ourpiece Irani the JX£>t. and Mrsonl. y one meeting next month—on • Office will be closed and there will foreign aid, although good and wel- Siegfried j>r*3*nted Mrs. Jones Tuesday evening. July 12 — it tion Band, announced this week bo no mall deliveries. Tho lobby The purpose of the science cent ,:•.«•••••.>' comed for European countries, has with a doll dres&od in money from : that the first rehearsal of the tcr is to provide a. place where a was • announced by Mayor Ira D. i..*.-... will be. open, however, for con- a two-fold purpose — the minor the auxiliary. Doriaiv at this week's meeting of , u fcroup will be held in the high venience of box holders and stamp talented high school student can | School auditorium at .8 o'clock to- develop his interest in science. The REPORT FROM EUROPE1— Mr. and Mrs. V. James Tucdojnd one tohel p European economies, In the prvavntalion of awards the local governing body. Because machine users, and mail will be the major one to provide produc- several commissioners will be out. TOWNLEY SHOES I night. ' '' dispatched as usual on holidays. program was suggested by* Dr. 6-ycar-old son, Steven, of Cranford, are shown in Naples, Italy, during the meeting Friday at Con- tion for our industries to prevent vention Hall. Mrs. Hairy Snyder of town on vacation, the July 26 Mr. Toencs issued an invitation In addition to Monday, tho Cit- Vannevar Bush, board chairman of where Mr. Tuccio is serving for two years as traffic manager and 4 Eastman Street f mass unemployment. won second place as outstanding E L I I o all interested O-anford instru- izen' and Chronicle office will be MIT, and Dr. Mcryin Kelly, meeting will be ' omitted. The ti irom Cran/ord Theatre Z A B E T H special consultant to the president clvllian-in-charge of the Navy Air Cargo Terminal. Mr. Tuccio re- ''Our prttts and movies some- membership chairman of the state Board of Health meeting, sched- | mcntallsts to participate in the dosed this Saturday and will con- ports on impressions he has glcencd from .travels through several BR 6.1280 100 Broad F I E L. D varied program that has been ar- tinue to remain closed on* Satur- of International Business. Ma- times add to the* distorted ideas of and the auxiliary presented uled for July 25, has been changed Street FL 1-1600 chines. / . '...•' Europwm countries in Accoinpsoyins (Continued on Page 3) (Cu»Uintu-d ua Page S) to Jiooday eveniufi, July 11* i 163 E. Front Street PL 6-5900 days until after Labor Day. .. .- :*-,' ;...... ,,