THE WESTFIELD LEADER THE LEADING AND MOST WIDELY CIRCULATED WEEKLY NEWSPAPER IN UNION COUNTY Published SIXTY-FIFTH YEAR—No. 22 °PO'«° wice,cw^-uui«, N"" WESTKIELD, NEW JERSEY, THURSDAY, FEBRUARY 10, 1955 Every Thursday 32 Pages—5 Cent« >lainfield-Union Lists Annual Famous Voters Endorse Candidates, jew Sources Of Water Preachers Series Will Begin Feb. 24 Job Opening In Budget In Big Turnout fill Buy From Local Post Office New York Pastor Conduct!) First of Elizabethtown An examination for appoint- Youth to Decide Approve School ment to substitute clerk and sub- Lenten Services Here stitute city carrier jobs in the Plan 2 Additional local po«t office has been an- The sixth annual famous preach- On Center Need Building Program Pumping Stations nounced by the director, Second ers Lenten series, sponsored by Region, United States Civil Service the Westfield Council of Churches, Commission, New York. The start- will be held Thursday evenings Difficulties Have Write-in Votes Are (See map below) during Lent beginning Feb. 24'. ; The l'lainfield-Union Water Co. ing salary for these jobs is $1.61 '.4 Curtailed Activities Heavies! In Years an hour. Announcement of the series was Lav announced t»'o develop- made by Dr. Gordon Michalson, lent« intended to assure adequate Persons living within the deliv- "Where Do We (jo From Here?" A total of i,il"0 voters, the Uirjc- chairman of the famous preachers i*1-1 number in more than five Implies to its water users this ery area of the post office or whocommittee. will be the question asked at the are employed at the post office Youth Center program Saturday, j u'ar.s, turned out Tuesday night LmratT. The new two-million-gal- • Preachers to be heard in West- 1 , daily suPPlv wil1 be pu™hased may file in this examination. No Feb. li), at the Franklin School to approve the local school budget lhe specific education or experience is field this year include the follow- from 8 p.m. to 12. Due to difflcul- and elect three members to the ,om Etobcthtown Water ing: Dr. John Sutherland Bonnell, (!. It. lict'koii io Consolidated, for distribution required but applicants must take Daniel Reeie, Norland Berk and Michael Tokar, Senior High tiis and conflicts in scheduling, Bourd of Education. a written examination. pastor of the Fifth Avenue Pres- the Youth Center's plans for the The big drawing1 card was the 1 'tht eastern end of the Plain- byterian Church, New York, Feb. itudenti who have been accepted for the All-Conference High Lld-l'iiio'n water supply territory. Further information on the ex- School Orchestra which will meet in Botton this month. present year have been curtailed. i^sue of the board's proposed 24; Dr. Robert McCracken, pastor This meeting, according to Herb >>ihool building1 program of $900,- The other project is the con-amination and the necessary forms of Riverside Church, New York, duction of two new pumping sia- for applying may be obtained at Kckert, president, will give local 000 through the issuance of five March 3, and Bishop John Wesley teenagers the chance to decide year serial bonds. There were no Ls to make use of this supply the post office or from the Second Lord, Methodist bishop and for- Lite- raise the standard of water United States Civil Service Region, 3 High School Students Accepted whether they really want a Youth contests for the school board seats. mer pastor of the Westfield Meth- Center in Wcstfleld. The number of local citizens JtesMie in the same eastern ter- Federal Building;, Christopher odist Church, March 10. •toiy. One such booster station street, New York 14. Applications For Eastern Conference Orchestra The program Feb. 1!) will be who went to the polls was a big must be received no later than Also Dr. Elton Trueblood, con- RICHARD MARTIN jump over last year, when 344 M be at Stiles street, Linden, and sultant on religious affairs to Pres- based on an original script by Mar- he other at Westfield avenue, Ro- Feb. 23. nie Sparre presenting the problems voters cast their ballots. In 1953, |lle Park. ident Eisenhower, and widely- Three students from the West- 1,0(50 persons voted; 24!) in 1952', known preacher, lecturer and au- Williams to Make field Senior High School Orchestra and decisions relative to a Youth Center. At its conclusion, there Honor Scout For and 168 in 1961. I On the part of the Elizabeth- thor, March 17; Dr. Paul Scherer, Home in Westfield have been accepted for the All- The vote this year was about livn Water Co., another large professor of preaching at Union Conference High School Orches- will be an open discussion followed Brotherhood Week by a vote to determine whether or three to one, 4,,'139 yes, 1404 no, in Instruction project will entail Theological Seminary, and well- Rep. and Mrs. Harrison A. Will- tra which will meet in Boston, Meritorious Action favor of the items included in the lilding a 36-inch water main be- known Lutheran pastor, March 24, Mass., Feb. 27. The three boys, ail not to continue the Youth Center. iams Jr. of Plainfield and their Refreshments and dancing to Tvd $2,302,483 budget. Vote on cur- teeti Linden ami Koselle >Park. Observance Set and Dr. Ralph Sockman, pastor of five children will move to a colon- seniors, are: Daniel Reese, son of rent expenses of $11)5,213 was 1,- jlso in connection, with its con- Christ Methodist Church, New Mr. and Mrs. D. J. Reese, GS8 Sandquist's band will complete the Saved 8-Year-Old ial type home in Elizabeth avenue evening. 544 yes and 351 opposed; on re- tact with Plainlield-Union, Eliza- Tickets Available York, March 31. around April 1. The dwelling, lo- South Scotch Plains avenue; Nor- From Drowning pairs and replacements amount- tthtown will build a pumping sta Services will be held in the Bap- cated on a two-acre tract, was pur- land Berk, son of Mr. and Mrs. U. President Eckert has invited all ing to $1(51,650, 1,588 for and 339 Jon with a daily capacity of 28 For Feb. 18 Speech tist, Presbyterian, Methodist and chased from Mr. and Mrs. Lyman Berk, 535 Wychwoocl load; anil interested teenagers to attend this Richard Martin, son of Mr, uiu! against, and on the bond issue to lillion gallons to insure adequacy Congregational Churches, and Worthington. Michael Tokar, son of Mr. andmi'ctiiur and take part in its deci- Mrs. GeovRi! Martin »f l(\0 Ilur- finance the expansion of three ele- [ supplies in the eastern end of (See picture on page 25) each service will be conducted by Most of the house hunting trips Mrs. M. Tokar, 103 Pearl street. sions. Tile following committee iiw road, will be presented the jmenUiry schools, 1,237 yes, and ; county. Tickets for the Brotherhood two local pastors. Arrangements were taken by Mrs. Williams since Both Reese and Berk have been ha-s been appointed to work on tho certificate of merit, in recognition 714, no votes. This will increase [ The eastern sector served by Week talk by Dr. George N. Shua- are in charge of Dr. J. L. McCori- Mr. Williams' political duties have assigned first violin positions ami program: General chairman, Jo- of meritorious action, at the Dis- school expenditures $622,819 over ainfield-Uniun includes Cran- ter, president of Hunter College, son. kept him in Washingtrm. She said | Tokar has been assigned first clar- Ann Krestau; assistant chairman, trict 4 Court of Honor, to be held ast year and raise the school tax •i, KcnilU'orth, Rcsclle, Rosello in the Westfield Senior High In speaking of the series, Otto the new home is in easy reach of inet position. Christine Phnres; publicity, Mel- rate. 25.(5 points. inda Scott and Carol Colin; tick- tomorrow evening, at the Roose- |lrk and port of Linden. This ter- School Friday, Feb. 18, at 8:15Carpenter, president of the West- Westfield's Columbus School. The All-Conference Orchestra velt Junior iiiKh School, Jack The three members of the bgard, tory was singled out recently in p.m., have been distributed and field Council of Churches, said, will be ^art of the eastern division ets, Sheila Cllynn and Nan En^cl- Their children range in age ; decorations, Meredith Heu- Wood, advancement iliairnian of nominated by the joint civic com- It report submitted by Malcolm are available, without charge, "We feel we are presenting one from five months to 12. They arc: of the Music Educators National District 4, U.S.A., announced to- mittee, are: Mrs. Marion F. Wil- |. Pirnie, engineers, to the Iftter- from Brotherhood Week group of the most outstanding group of Conference which will be held in schkul and Virginia Platt; ques- Nancy, 12; Peter, six; Wendy, tionnaires, Bonnie liirdsall and day. der, Dr. Willium C. Child and niciiial Water Committee as leaders and local drug- stores, ac- preachers ever to appear in a se- five; Jonathan, 22 months, and Boston from Feb. 25 to March I. The Boy Scouts of America, Raymond E. Bittner. Mr. Bitt- icient in water supplies." The cording to Charles T. Farrow Jr., ries of this kind. These Lenten This organization is composed of Juekie Sparks; costumes, Kuthy Nina, five months. Rash; scenery, Mary Bice; music, upon recommendation of the Na-ner tonped the voting with a total •me report said the deficiency ticket chairman. services are designed to deepen selected high school music stu- tional Court of Honor, hus awttrtl- of 1,800 -votes. Dr. Child received caused by the area's rapid the devotional life of the commun- dents from grades 10, 11 and 12. Nancy Gordon; properties, Jackie Dr. Shuster's speech will inaug- O'Conncr; refreshments, Mur^te eil the Certilicute of Merit to Rich- 1,799; Mrs. Wilder, 1,795, both bc- Ktwar growth and the limitations urate a week of activity during ity. I hope all will, feel welcome The entire area of the eastern di- ard "on his demonstration o£ ii.R ie-eiectcd. [ local well resources. to attend. Each week full an- Film, Discussion vision of the MENC, covering the Muxwell ami Pt'Ktfy iymyers; spe- which nearly 70 Westfield organi- cial liM'htini^r effects, Barbara Class; Scout training, Scout charactei Write-in votes at the Elm Street j In opening new links with Eli?,a- zations, as well as all local nouncement of the forthcoming states of Connecticut, Delaware, and Scout ideals." The citation School were for ftdward CorTey, pJttown Water Co., Plainfleld- churches, will join the state and service will be contained in the District of Columbia, Maryland, chanerones, Carol De Chellis, and OnHeart Prot clean-up, Davtf Hiiworth. reads as follows: "On the after- Albert Herberich, Mrs. Harry Sis- ion will obtain additional sup- nation in rededicating: themselves paper." Maine, Massachusetts, New Hump- noon of July 23, 1953, John son, Edmund Lewis, R. D. Ham- is irom Elizabcthtown's huge to the Brotherhood theme of "One The first service, Feb. 24, will shire, New Jersey, New York, Dougherty, ny;e eitfht, was swim- mond, If. C. Bollingei- and T. K. nitan Uiver watershed, accord- Nation Under God", the Rev. Dr.be held at the First Baptist Church District Leaders for Pennsylvania, Rhode Island and ming in Lake HopatconK1, New to George M. Haskew, com- J. L. McCorison Jr., consultant at 8 p.m. Dr. Bonnell will preach Vermont are represented. Seniors to Stage Jersey, when the inflated tube on (Please turn to page 3) iny engineer. and presiding officer of the West- and the Rev. Elbert E. tlates Jr., Fund Drive Listed The All-Conference. Orchestra which he was playing overturned |Subjected to sharp criticism in field observances, declared. the Rev. Fred Blatz and the Rev. of 120 players will be conducted and submerged him in rivt1 fuel President Dwight D. Eisen- George V. Gardner will conduct A discussion of the heart and by Paul Van Bodegrnven, director 'Father of Bride' of water. Scout itichnrd Martin, the service. Doors will open at 7 its problems will be led by Dr.of instrumental music curriculum, hcurinir his cries for help, jumped Board Rules (Please tarn to page 2) hower, honorary chairman of the Gerald B. Demurest in the Pine Brotherhood Week committee, in p.m. New York University. Following a Two Evening Shows in, swum 50 feet, and curried him asking for national observance, Room of the Municipal Building three-day rehearsal schedule, Mr. to shore and wufety." On Vaccinations declared, ". . . it is imperative that Saturday, Feb. 19, at 2.-30 p.m.Van Bodc^raven will conduct the In HS Auditorium Donald M. HijfKins, director of ribute Paid The discussion will be highlighted orchestra as part of the Sunday health und safety services of the we heroically by word and deed by a film, "The Valiant Heart", give voice to our faith; that every Day of Prayer evening program in Symphony Senior students of Westfield Hoy Scouts uf America, National The Board of Education, at a unrelea.sed until now, prepared by Hall. Council, New Brunswick, will meeting Tuesday night, voted to fown Fathers man is indeed his brother's keeper, Squibb & Co. for the American Hijrh School will sta^'f their sen- that no human being in the world Program Planned ior play; "Father of the Bride", make the presentation to Richard rcL-on.siiier previous decisions re- Heart Association. The public i» and to the First Congregatum:'.! garding compulsory vaccination. can escape his spiritual involve- invited to attend, ii? addition to tomorrow and Siiturday evenings bounty anil municipal officials ment in what happens to any other Squad Meets In at 8:30 in the school auditorium. Church. The committee on instruction and human being, that no man, in the "Town -wide participation in the Heart Sunday volunteers. health, headed by Mrs. Murion F. |« among the 300 persons who Westfield's World Day of Prayer Over 100 seniors will be working •>« tribtuc to Mayor H. Emerson troubled sea of mankind, can be The 1055 goal for Westfield is behind the scones and on SIUKC in (Please turn to pupc- 2) Wilder, recommended that par- an island." is becoming an actuality," Mrs. W. $2,419.(58. All collections go to the ents who want their children eH- •onus anil members of the Town C. Snell, chairman of the local New Building the production. •until at dinner Thursday night Union County Heart Association Twenty-one characters will set empt from vaccination for re- National Brotherhood Week is committee, said today. She hasto be allocated for clinics, educa- George Washington ligious reasons, make written ap- ICni-Am Chateau, Mountainside, sponsored by the National Confer- announced that various prominent Sunday afternoon, members of the scene of the comedy. Pluyins [tie affair was sponsored by the tion, research and grants to hos- tho part of the father will be Ed plication to the superintendent of ence of Christians and Jews, members of the community will pitals for equipment. Fifty-five per the Westfield Volunteer Keacuc Birthday Dinner schools. publican Municipal Committee which was founded in 1928 by Squad met for the first time in thu Tenney while the bride's mother la nonpartisan dinner honoring take part in the program to becent is retained in the county, 20 Each application must then be Charles Evans Hughes, Newton held at 1:30 p.m. Friday, Feb. 25per cent goes to New Jersey Heart new Rescue Squad Building lo- will be portrayed by Fuy Martin. The annual Ccorse Washington J town Kovcrnmcnt leaders. D. Baker and S. Parkes Cadman, cated on Spring street next to Kay Kiinlis, the bride, will be birthday dinner of thu West Fields approved by the school board be- •"eWiRht was presentation of u at the First Baptist Church. Association, and 25 per cent to the fore the pupil is admitted to the joined by Carlton J. H. Hayes anil The program, which comes this American Heart Association. The Holy Trinity High School. Con- played by Connie Walsh while lieu Chapter, SAK, in which the We-il- •mni copy of a resolution passed Banks, brother of the bride will field Chapter, DAR, is joining, will schools, according to .Mrs. Wil- 1 Roger W. Straus. year from Argentina, provides for latter was started 30 years ago struction on the building which f 1 commending Freeholder was designed by Ray O. Pock, waa be portrayed by Bob Beckett; hu held at tlu- Park Hotel, Plain- der, itnil the board "reserves the ff. ''• B«iiey, former mayor, Members of the Westfield Bro- several participants, among whom by a group of doctors, and the first right to require vaccination be- therhood Organization, who arcwill be Mrs. Frank C. Wilkcrson fund drive was held six years ago. sauted in July of last yuar. "To Tommy Bunks, anothur brother, field, Friday, Feb. IS, lit 7 p.m. I nia service to the town. date the building is 70 per cent Bill Wyman untl Buckley Dunstan, On this occasion, former Mnynr fore admission or at a later dale, f'jyor Thomas presented the directing local activities, include: Jr., executive secretary of the District leaders to direct the for Die following reasons: If an Dr. Leo Salvati, David Schiramel, Youth Consultation Service, an completed. Ninety per cent of the the bridegroom, Etl Hackenberp, Chillies P. Ciiiley will be presented P" to Freeholder Bailey. Both house-to-house Heart Sunday drive work, indoors and out, has been Playinjr the part of Pcecy Swift, the ijold good citizenship mcdnl excessive number of ie(|uesls for |kt briefly. agency of the Episcopal Church Feb. 20 have been announced by the liridoV ^irl friend, will be Mar- exemption is received; if the child (Please turn to page 2) which docs youth guidance work furnished by squad mcinb\!rs and "for his many years 'nf outstand- 'J'or Thomas, seven of the Mrs. Louis 11. Vojrt, chairman of additional volunteer labor who garet Ellis while Di-lilnh, tho ing service as councilman and for whom exemption has been re- on a non-sectarian basis; Mrs. the Westfield Heart Fund. ijiiestctl has recently returned present council members, Jules Favre, president of the worked evenings and on week- Banks' maitl, will be portrayed by mayor." I™ /or™«' councilmen were The Heart Sunday canvass will ends," a squad spokesman siid Martha Gorhiut. Jliss Bellamy, from it foreign country where Piano, Organ Concert Wcstficld YWCA; Vincent Nash- be undertaken by the following 1 Magistrate William M. Beard smallpox is epidemic; if smallpox pluml by Louis J. Dughi, ville, guidance director of the Se- today. secretary to the ^ruinblin^ Mi . will be truest speaker of thu evu- •master. Councilman Arthur Planned for Feb. 18 Banks, will be played by Marilyn is reported in Westlieltl or a near- au nior High School; Arthur Ecken- (Please turn to page 2) • The new building will house the niii);. Mr. Beard is un authority by community, or if fur any other ef, poiice commissioner, is two Rescue Squad ambulances and Slifer and Mr. Mnssouln, the ca- "ijtiiir in Miihlenberg Hos- Miss Mary Jean Coffelt, teacher rotlc, youth secretary of the local terer, will be taken by Mike Tokur. on the history of the American reasons vaccination is deemed ad- YMCA and Judge William Beard, first aid equipment when com- Revolution. visable to protect the health of llamtield, after sufTering a of class piano in the Westfield ele- John Harhis, Pett! Tishler anil r- attack. mentary schools, and Thomas Wcstliekl magistrate. The Rev. pleted. Moving arrangcmctiU tire It is expected thitt momlit'iri of other children in the Westfield Richner, doctor of music at Col- Elbert Gates, minister of the First Raising Funds for tentatively set for April 1 when Dan Ilecsc will take thu parts of the Town Council und locjil ofii- public schools." hncilmi-n int r o ,1,, c e d were Baptist Church, the Rev. William it is planned construction will be Joe, Red and Pete, who arc allficial* as well as other I'csiiieuts c umbia University, will present •Sevcnd months iigu, representa- f 'I '• <'"ne\\, A. Turncy Sav- their third annual piano and orpin Kennedy of the AME Zion Church, completed. Since its inception hi'lpurs with the wuddinj; arranKe- of Wuslfirld will attend tho dinner. | Kiibcrt V. (iun^ort, Howard Visual Education three and a hnlt" yi'uir; ago, head- inents. Another helper in the wed- tives id' the First Church of recital Friday, Feb. 18, at 8 p.m. and the Rev. Samuel Ptinly, cur- Arthur V. Iluiinell of 15 Stan- Christ, Scientist, requested the icililcn, Herbert R. Welch Jr., ate of St. Paul's Church, arc the quarters for the siimul hnvc been ley uval, SAK treasurer, is in u in the First Baptist Church. Tlio 1 bipuril to ri'i'imsidi.T previous deci- "> A. lirmvn and James P. concert is open to 'ho public. The Wednesday and Thursday, Fob. niainliiincd at the Wi'stlidd Fire (Please turn to pane 2) cluirji't of ri'^i'i'VuliiiUK, House. sions regarding compulsory vacci- _WWetiirn tn imge 2) program will be announced later. (Please turn to page 2) l(i and J7, have been set for the mition. 'sale of tickets for "Once Upon u Presiding nt the meeting wu-s Time", the fund-ruisiuu; picture Squad President Uiiy Taylor. Fol- A spokesman fur Hie. group for the visual education committee lowing discussion (if squud busi- Soprano Is Featured Artist (Plciise turn to page -) of the Westfield Council of PTA's, ness, Charles Fredericks, building according to Mrs. A. F. Klaibor fund treasurer, reported on thtAt Sunday Night Hymn Sing and Mrs. J. Lorentz Jr., co-chair- building's progress and the status Adult Health Croup man of the committee. of finances. The squad hold its Sets Cofl'ee Hour Tho ticket sale will be con- )|*anjii Jones, brilliant ytmng sti- ducted by PTA members in the (Please turn to page 2) priino, will sing » group uf Mings The atlulL heuith etlueiltitin tlc- individual classrooms of each iit the Stintlny night liyiiui sing tu partmenl ni' the Westlieltl YWCA school at 1 p.m. nnil different- l;e hi'III in the First Ilil|ilist will li'ihl a fiill'ee htmr this eve- colored tickets will be sold tuv 13 From High School ('htnili SIIIMIII.V at 7:-1'1'). Miss ning nt the Y. Anilrew," hair styl- each of the three days of the pic- In All Stale Band iftmeii is ri'gurdi'il ns urn1 oi' the ist, will give a deiiniiihti'tititin (if ture's showing. more promising young in lists nf j hair rutting. Anyone intcreHtcd the present tiny, und hits lecivetl I is invited In attend. Scheduled for Wcilnts
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Hi' iidclilil iiitflltii-ili;,!*' nre^UMI .if 74t C(«rk St. . |,t| alj PLAINFIELD PLATING CO. 1 lit., Hn).hi-ril.ir, rrilfiii county Trust «>. a-5J!Hk—S1BI HITP are 1-fJiJ ojiiiortuJiitifH l» a in-\v ii if-ixiEirlit iut.fil unii'* V lh-- TUWH I-"!lsj>,i],y, si,I.. .^ul.^Ulul^d Ef'UHtpe Hrdrii'ti * HU1I SOlk t»r 1 "•:',-\t buildirig iu \fr\v\y ttthuiban .\*-w jpr«, id^nt't , tin- t\.J. ituine ut li*-Ui J i* « U - linu.,1 U,.' i.i'1 will iind l.-^tfiniCit i)t ]> l4, l.: ;in U.S. No. 1 AA All Purpose Dan CnpW says and every woman knew* *f**» h menu is in the meat ... so lor that «ry *!*«»* "•*» i '•r meat the best money can buy ... at the le»«» BSMW* Sh National lor your Valentine's dinse* rad*«w i POTATOES LAWRENCE CO.NRAD Pink Meat — Seedlats and extra juicy, Eat plenty and still keep waist thin. Rich in vitamin C . . . GRAPEFRUIT in Pliofilm 1 NATIONAL SPECIAL! bag 29c 2 CELL FLASHLIGHT Hot House Strawberry Variety. Wakes Put one in your cor! up a tired appetite — well colored and BENJAMIN HADDOCK Keep one for light highly flavored . . . *x)ra good r failures! "Healthy hildren Through Ib. Books and TV" will be the sub- WITH BULB RHUBARB 19c ject of a special panel discussion to be presented by the Woodrow Each 29c Wilson PTA Thursday, Feb. 17 at Rich in minerals — buttery and highly 8:15 p.m. in the school auditorium. digestible! Fine in any salad . . . Lawrence Conrad, English pro- blends perfectly with most foods,.. fessor at Montclajr State Teach- low calorie food! ers College, will moderate a board of experts in several fields of child welfare. Professor Conrad orig- AVOCADOS inated a series of daily television lessons in the public schools and large pioneered the educational UHF 2 Avocados channel from Montclair. His panel willtinclude Benja- min H. Haddock, chief psychiatric SWANSON'S FROZEN social worker with the Mci^al Hy- giene Clinic of Union County and pkg. member of the board of trustees Chicken Pies 21c of the New Jersey Association for FROZEN GRAND DUCHESS Mental Health, who will contrib- ute his experience with children in camping, teaching- and play Beef Steaks i i-OI. Pk9. 49c therapy. FROZEN CAMPBELL'S CREAM OF Catharine Sellew Hinchman of Fanwood, author of juvenile books; Miss June Mackey, West- Shrimp Soup . «,„ 33c field children's librarian, and Dr. T. F. Nevjns Jr. of Cranford, a FROZEN CAMPBELL'S CHICKEN parent-doctor, will complete the pane). Mrs. Hinchman created an "Ad- Vegetable Soup «, 29c Tratare" series of three books, with Wegnerian, Norse and myth- ical baekgioands. She also wrote rl"Ult Pies FROZEN FARMHOUSE The Joiiy Easter Bunny" and J magazine stories. ' The public u inri;ed to attend i French Toast HUMPTY-DUMPTY ttat discussion. ! Veal Chops D* _-_ DI**«. FROZEN n American Style 2 k , 29c Elm PTA Board TlZZa rieS ROMAN CHEESE P rA,_ C»I***»— FROZEN MILADY'S M inin Chairmen Report Veal Cutlet v»orn fritters SOOTHERNSTYLE 4 Pk9 LAUNDRY BLEACH The regular ]B»n:hl; raeetiaso f the Eta Stree: Scbw! PTA ioani was b«ld KoTviaT af#.ernx>n in th« SAVE school library. -Mrs. Ralph L Braun. prerider.'.. ca'.Iei f« NJ. 4c! tine reports. CLOROX Mrs. Herbert A. Ga«r:r., b-jiM- ;| ing improversen* and teacher.;': 25 welfare chairman, read a :*Uer I HUNTS For the Best from Allan S:arks thar.!-:ir.™ :h? ! PTA for two n*r.r map'-:- chair.- which the organization rc^tnt'v SAVE bought for the teacher*' reo:r,.: Mrs. II. D. MerriU Jr.. rw= mothers' chairman, announce*: . CATSUP 2 33 that Valentine parties will be held House in each home room Monday a: HUNT'S 1:45 p.m. The teacher? and hes-.e roqm mothers are co-op*ra:;r.r or. plans for the part'e*. Mrs. Howatd Keuharn. prozrans chairman, said the nest meeting will be -March 15. r.ichard >!. PEACHES • Perdew, author and lecturer on 25 public affaire, wii! *peak on the * SAVE 17c "U. S. Foreign Policy." j lar9e pk3S BITS O' THE SEA Sirs. Georpe C. Putnam, chair- j 2 FAB man of junior activities and vis-; of tial education, ?aid announcement* ; r Grated Light Meat of the movies to be held during \ 1 r5r A AJAX winter vacation win be made later. ; EUROPO COOKED 72c VALUE c buy all TUNA Film Is Feature Of Boneless 3 for Lions Club Meeting onfy 6-oi. 55c can Dr. Georjie A. Bray, chairman [ HAMS 19c of the Lfons Club prctrrum com- \ CLOVEkBROOK GRADE A mittee, announces that tonight I IMPORTED SUCED club members ^viU vit-w a non- ! NATIONAL'S FRESH SEA FOOD commercial color and sound film! 3 L $2.99 Large Fresh SWISS CHEESE entitled "The Colonel Drake ! U.S. #1 CANADIAN SMELTS lb. 35c Story." The .subject is petroleum. Next Thurrdny niKht, Feb. 17. WHITE EGGS FRESH FILLET OF HADDOCK lb. 45c members will hear a talk by May- ARMOUR STAR SPICED BREAKSTONE'S or. Jl. Emerson Thomas. Hi;- sub- CREAM CHEESE ject wil; be- the *'.St;itc of the LUNCHEON Oat. JJC Town." w 33c Liberty is the only thin;: you PLENTY OF cannot havp unless you are will- MEAT OPEN TIL 9 P.M. EVERY NIGHT - SATURDAYS TIL 66 P.M.' FREE PARKING inff to ntve it to others.—William '.-lb. r\ Alien White. pkg. VC WHILE SHOPPING LEADER CLASSIFIED ADS AT NATIONAL 138 CENTRAL AVE WESTHEID BRING RESULTS I'llU'l'1 THE WK3TMELD (N.J.) LEADER, THURSDAY, FEBRUARY 10. 1955 PMC Nine 'octal And Club News Of The Week In 7he Westtield Area loam WUit gaily On Wedding Trip To Mexico Evening Ceremony in Presbyterian Church Robert Harris Engaged Unites Miss Carol Bunce, Doiudd F. Hancock To Mary Putney a dinner and bridge party Satur- day evening. Miss Carol Gray Bunce, daughter of Mrs. William J. Bunce of 439 Linden avenue and the lute William J. Bunco, was married Mi .in i Mis. Robert G. Put- ' j i) Anderson of Glen Sunday William ("Spike") Graf Saluiday evening at t'hjht o'clock to Donuid F. Hancock, son of Mr. npv of I liia, N. V., announce the The'party will follow the of 142 Harrison avenue will have nd Mrs. Robert J. Hancock of Chatham, in the Presbyterian Chuu-h. enjfa^t'im'nt <>f their, daughter, Mai} Paliicia to Pfc. Robert S. e'.-al fur 'he wedding of their a Valentine party for a group of The ceremony, performed by the associate minister, the Rev. George friends. His guests -will be Tom- V. Gardner, was fullowc-d by a r<;- IldiiN, -*on of Dr. and Mrs. Stan- Clifford Uean Anderson, and ton A. Harris of 306 North Euc- Barbara Sue McClure, daugh- my Bliss, Tracy Gruman, Jerry eption at the Fortnightly Club in Harold Floyd Davis lid avenue. f JJi- and Mrs. Arthur W. Babbitt, Bob Woodward, Priscilla Summit. Weds Helen Ayers .,' „' (,f 025 Coleraan place. Hadley, Elizabeth Davis, Joan Sie- Given in marriage fov her uncle, Miss Putney is a graduate of ceremony will take place Sat- bert, Bobei t Schreck, David Edward C. Gray of Westfield, the n New York Church the Rochester Institute of Tech- ,j. evening in the Presbyterian Frantz, Carol Girard, Bob Green, ride wore a gown of Chantilly nology in Rochester, N. Y., where Joan Kammerman and Joan Sie- :ace and tulle over satin with a Miss Helen Spac1 man Ayers, she majored in medical technol- .'bridesmaids' luncheon will be gel. scoop neckline: Her bouffant skin aughter of Mr. and Mrs. Lorenz ogy. 8he is now employed with L Saturday by Mrs. Kay F. _•_ erminatcd in a chapel length .. Ayei's of St. Louis, Mo., be- St. Mary's Hospital of Rochester. U of West-field at Baltusrol Mrs. J. W. Asbury of 616 Ben- She wore a semi-cloche of 'me tin- bride last Thursday aft- This June Miss Putney will have > Club, Springfield, son place entertained at a Valen- matching lace edjfed with pearls inoon of Harold Floyd Davis, son completed one year at SI. Mary's the bridegroom-elect was non- tine luncheon for the bowling with & finger tip illusion veil, and. if Mr. and Mrs. Harold C. Davis and be qualified as a registered Id at a bachelor party given group of the Woman's Club at her arried a. cascade bouquet of whitu if 4 Sunnywood drive. The cere- medical technician. home Tuesday. Way evening at the Glen Ridge >rchids, stephanotis and chrysun- lony was held at the Madison Private Harris is also a gradu- jintrv Club by his parents. -•- .hemums. venue Presbyterian Church, New ate of the Rochester Institute of Mr. and Mrs. Robert Walsh and Miss Audrey Bunce, sister of ork, with Eev. Montague White Technology, where he majored in their children of Woodstown spent Mlb.S MAUV aturdsy evening following the he bride, was maid of honor. She ffieiating. A reception followed photographic technology. He is last weekend with Mr", and Mrs. ihth annual Talent Show at wore a ballerina length emerald it the Hotel Barclay, New York. now stationed at Fort Benning, Walter J. Cloud Jr. of 120 St. Lt School an after-glow party gieeii gown of lace and taffeta fea- Mrs. Donald F. Herbst, sister onneeticut Alumnae Ga., and is serving as a reporter- I be given at Colora's in Scotch Paul street. f the bride, was the matron of photographer for the Public In- -4~ unng a V-neckline front and back Launch Fund Drive lies for the cast and all com- with a taffeta cummerbund. She lonor. Mr. Davis was best man formation Office. e members. Charles Meier- After a sojourn at Lauderdale- or his son. by-the-Sea, F!a., Mr. and Mrs. :amed a cascade bouquet of pink Mrs. Robert Wyland, president s of 532 East Broad street is Joseph Killebrew of 1101 Tice anity fair roses and pink snap- Mrs. Davis was graduated from f the Connecticut College Club of thc affair dragons with headband to match. BUUW - place have returned to their home. imith College where she was a Central New Jersey, will entertain Kappa Alpha Tlietas Bridesmaids were Miss Joan lember of l'hi Beta Kappa. Her Following the performance of ,t a tea Sunday afternoon at her Meet This Evening i how tomorrow evening, Mr. A neighborhood coffee was giv- ray, cousin of the bride, and Miss lusband, who was graduated from 6 home, 141 Harold street, Fan- J Mrs. A. L. Logan of 202 Har- en last week for Mrs. E. A. Hanah Dons White, .both of Westfield, Colgate University, is employed L nvenue, who are directors of Harrison avenue -who has re- and Mrs, Robert Behrens of Wil- an advertising agency in New wood, to honor those alumnae who Alumnae of Kappa Alpha Theta e of the scenes, will entertain cently moved to Westfield from mington, Del. They were attired fork. will be solicitors in the alumnae sorority will meet today at 8 p.m. Linden. The party was given at , in their group. he same as the honor attendant After a wedding trip to Ber- fund drive to begin Tuesday. at the home of Mrs. Wilbur Al- and Mrs. H. C. Carrigan of the home of Mrs. A. L. Logan of A large portion of the proceeds len, 4215 North Chestnut street, 202 Harrison avenue. Mrs. Har- but carried red Happiness roses uda the couple will live in New Hillcrast avenue, also direc- and white snapdragons. York. of the campaign will be used to Co-hostesses will be Mrs. W. A. of a scene, will entertain rison H. Young was co-hostess, build a student-alumnae center at Bittenbender and Mrs. J. J. Dona- Robert Thomson of Morristown hue, r group tomorrow evening aft- Mr. and Mrs. ¥. J. Newman of was beat man. Ushers were Will- Music Department the college. Je performance. 643 Fairfield circle will be hosts iam J. Bunce Jr., brother of the Among those present at the tea Members are asked to bring jaturday evening Mr. and Mrs. to their duplicate group tomorrow bride, Phillip Teese of Springfield Convened Tuesday will be Mrs. Albert Molowa and size three needles for the knitting [\V Graf of 142 Harrison ave- evening. and James Cooper of New Provi- Mrs. Daniel L. Miller HI, .both of of squares for philanthropy. aod Mr. and Mra. Walter J. The February meeting of the -•- dence. 'anwood, Mrs. Stuart Griffing of Members who have not previ-. J Jr. of 120 St. Paul street music department of the Wom- Scotch Plains, and Mrs. Irving ously been contacted may call Mra. j"be hosts at parties for their Former residents of Baton For traveling the bride selected an's Club was held at the home Rouge, La., Mr. and Mrs. John L. a tweed suit trimmed with black Apgar II and Mrs. James Meln- Bittenbender, We. 2-1G25, or Mrs. (ups who are taking part in the of Mrs. George Caffrey, 624 Elm osh, both of Westfield. Donahue, We. 2-G585-W. Ernst and their daughters are now velvet, black accessories and her street, Tuesday afternoon. at home at 304 Wells street. '• -*- bridal orchid. A program was presented by -•- MRS. DONALD P. HANCOCK . dinner party will be given Mra. Hancock was graduated »irs. Dorothy Gowdey, a pupil of arday evening by Mr. and Mrs. Mr. and Mrs. J. Carroll Bate- Dr. Charles Fisher, accompanied man of 525 Lawrence avenue will from Westfield High School and \ fr. Savage of 324 Kast Dudley Edward F. Sheehan of Linden, Berkeley Secretarial School, Her by Mrs. Dorothy Loges. have as their week-end guests Mr. Armand A. Therezo hue in honor of Mr. and Mrs. brother of the bride, was best man. Mra. Gowdey won a scholar- FOR ALL OCCASIONS and Mrs. £. L. Maugans of Balti- husband was graduated from the lard Hayes who have recently Takes as His Bride Robert J. Sheehan of Colonia, an College of Engineering, Univer- ship to Virginia State, has sung more, Md. I to Westfield. Miss Betty Sheehan other brother, and Mr. Router sity of Michigan, with a bacheloi n Elizabeth in the Desert Song *•* of science degree in mechanical presented by Donald Gage and |lrs. David Berse of 652 Not- Mr. and Mrs, H. J. Savage, for- ushered. engineering and is associated -with with the Betty Schafer USO mm place has returned from merjy of 40 Laurel place, Fan- Miss Betty P. Sheehan, daugh- After a reception lit the Knight3 tha M. W. Kellogir Co. in New shows. Incuse University where she wood, have moved to Long Branch. ter of Mr. and Mrs. Frank E. Shee- of: Columbus Hall, Linden, Mr * —•— han of Colonia, formerly of Eliza- and Mrs. Therezo left on a wed- York. Her program included; Keci led her daughter, Ellen Jane, tive and Aria" from "Crea- ?shman. Mrs. Berse attended Walter Bateman of 525 Law- beth, became the bride of Armand dinff trip to Florida and Louisiana Upon returning from a wedding A. Therezo, son of Mr. and Mrs. tion" by Hayden; "Queen of s for the Syracuse Choral rence uvenue celebrated his sev- The bride is a graduate of Bat- trip to Mexico, the couple will re- Joseph A. Therezo of 672 West- Heaven," by Dunhill; "Alleluhia' jup production of Henry Pur- enth birthday Sunday at a party tin High Schoo.l' Klizabeth. Her side at Short Hills Manor, Mill- field avenue, formerly of Linden, by Mozart; "Yellow Sands," La ls opera "Dido and Aeneas" in for a group of friends. husband is an alumnus of Linden burn. at a Nuptial Mass Sunday morning Forge, arranged by Estelle Lieb- 1th Ellen Jane will have a lead- Mr. and Mrs!*C. G. Wetennall High School and is a machinist for in St. Cecelia's Church in Isclin. ling; "Have You Seen But : • role, of 226 Wells street spent last the Central Railroad of New Jer- Chapter N, PEO, White Lily Grow," Old English JEWELERS • OPTICIANS I ***" wekend in Philadelphia visiting The Rev. Joseph G. Sheehan of sey in Elizabeth. He served three 'Shepherd, Thy Demeanor Vary," friends. Immaculate Conception Church, years in the Marine Corps, includ- Meets Wednesday by Brown; "Musettu Waltz, La IINCf IfM Irs. William Cf.rle Thomas of -*~ Montclair, a cousin of the bride, ing 14 months in Korea, and wa: Inaor lane, Mountainside, had Eoheme," Puccini; "Allabicrt," arr. A birthday luncheon was given officiated at the ceremony and was discharged with the rank of ser Chapter N, PEO, will mec 30* WOAO STUIT, WH1RHD, M. J. •IT guest last week, her brother, by Estelle Liebling; "Russian at the Mansard Inn yesterday by celebrant of the Mass, geant. Wednesday at the home of Mra, Nightingale," False Prophet, by JKL Rev. Harry S. Kennedy, Miss Elizabeth F. Dempsey ~was W. L. Riederer, 838 Boulevard •op of the missionary district Mrs. Alice Stier of 643 Hillerest Scott. avenue in honr of her daughter- maid of honory sndMrs- Kenitettr I*-, Jklrs. C. II. Harjiis ,wiH serve ai tit Hawaiian Islands. E. Reuter and Mrs. John D. Craig: The conservation of-'tfOr KattTfal tjo^hostess. A program on "Well |ishop Kennedy was here to at- in-law, Mrs. R. J. Rtier. Mrs. Erskine Mayo Jr. and Mrs. were bridesmaids. All are of Eliza- resources is part of the regular Known PEOs of Today" will be i committee meeting for the beth. given by Mrs. M. E. Souder. Comention with Bishop George Powers entertained at a Boy Scout prog-ram. rill, presiding bishop of the coffee and gift party Tuesday :opal Church in America. morning at the Powers' home on 58th general convention St. Mark's avenue in honor of I meet in Honolulu, Sept. 4 to Mrs. Walter Evans of 214 Jeffer- lit is the first time a general son avenue. lention ever has been held out- "Nancy Bridge of 792 Fairacrcs 1 the continental boundaries of avenue Is celebrating her sixth LAST FEW DAYS! •United States. birthday Saturday. I cast party given at the Com- lily Players1 clubhouse follow- Mrs. Edgar G. Cuciback of last Saturday's evening's per Port Jervis, N. Y., is visiting at "nee of "The Mi'.sado." Mrs. the home of her son-in-law and Force and Mrs. Alfred daughter, Mr. and Mrs. George Powers of 543 St. Marks avenue. SALE i w«e chairmen of the af- snd were assisted by Mr. Miss Edith Tillotaen of 414 I Mrs. Mathew Glass, Mr. and Washington street is vacationing Carl Bauer, Mrs. George in Miami Beach, Fla., where she Jon and Mr. and Mrs. John f>«ly. Dr. Ralph Hall plan- is the guest of her uncle and At SALE PRICES! ! music. aunt, Mr. and Mrs. Arthur W. Ends February 15th Hopper. -+- •, and Mrs. Noel Brindle of (Please turn to page 10) Take advantage of our storewide Removal ' street entertained at 4,90 Sale to purchase Valentine Gifts at tremen- dous savings. formerly to 9.95 Costume Jewelry 30% off Lamps 30% off dd ess Stemware 20% off 7.90 Pictures 30% off Dinnerware 30% off formerly to 14.95 Waltztime Special Tables of Gift Items Below Wholesale Prices I15 exciting new strapless I "'curette is a marvel of subtle in Send a l°P 9 • . . gives you that 9-90 slim - and - easy Valentine the high, rounded bust From the most flowery or sentimental formerly to 17.95 I" °nd slimming waist, so flat- Ting, — to the most hilarious comic cards — you'll find them in our vast selection. TAFFETA with em- Includes Sandier of Boston, Joyce of California, Arthur nylon cup and front1 A-B-C cups, 32 1o 40. Murray, Lissuk, British Brcvilts, Florsneim, DcLiso Debs, We garters. Paruniounl and Scolla 5.98 ALL SALES FINAL me '« ond let our Experf : Jeannette's Gift Shop «f*etieros fit you properly. SCOTT'S "Gifts for Romombranco" HANDKHARGE Near Rinllo Theatre Frea Parking on Elinor Si. Milady Shop Quimby at Central Westfield Opon Monday and Friday Evanings Til 9 p.m. 167 E. Broad St. No Gift Wrapping - No layuwciys - No Rofumls - No Exchcinaos Wostfiold Opon Monday ovanings 'til 9 No Gold Arrow Stomps Issurnl an Sulcs Mcrclicmdiso All Seller, Final Women1* end Debs' HATIOHALLY-ADYKTISEO^ WINDOW SHADES 33'A to 50% off Mode of 100*. Firestone Velon. Woshoblt . . . color- faH . . . rainproof . . . fife retardnnt Wiii not crock, r\. fray, or pinhol«. to lily y.t-. M.»,i, wiped dten with a domp FOOTWEAR AVI iUMMIl (Opp Kr tterti. ti tun3n.;x;te ivi the &j~*ttqut~ Rosecram-Golomb .e Auxiliary Plans ,&ert C;. EBlev. the lor- flow oi 1-T.e F*r-t Cur.^it Swag Bags (and every) Dayl C CREAM & SUGAR Gold uM4 21 .95 0 WOMEN S 54- SI2C. MOTS «r size. Priced from ALSO AVAILABLE BUT NOT ILLUSTRATE MOLDS i 0RE5SU, HOLDS 4 SUITS,' PEGO*1 1.00 to 5.00 3 IOVV COMPOTE % B,« o BASKET n.« 3 TAll COMPOTE 11.95 $ SANDWICH TRAY 15.95 3 Bow jane smith § HURRICANE UMPS,"'poir""""!".™!.."" U-15.. 133-141 CENTRAL AVE. WE. 2-2558 2.00* 4.00* 5.00* 7.00* O All Price* Include Federal Tax THE WESTHELD (N.J.) LEADER, THURSDAY, FEBRUARY 10, 1955 Eleven Hurley-Tellaon Engaged Helen Davey Fiancee BUY NOW AND SAVE Troth Made Known Of Eugene York Mr. and Mrs. Joseph E. Tellscm TAXWOOD — Mr. and Mrs. REMOVAL SALE of South Orange announce the en- Kail W. Duvey of 48 Fourth gagement of their daughter, Ann tieet have announced the engage- Elisabeth, to James E. Hurley Jr., ment of Mr. Davey's daughter, son of Mr. and Mrs. Hurley of 828 S Helen Winthrop Uavey, to atuleok Shadowlawn drive. Eugene A. York of Morristown, GAMBURG FURS Miss Tellson is a. graduate of on of the late Mr. and Mrs. Ilai- Westfield's Fur Shop of Distinction Maiylawn School of The Oranges, i.v A. York of Elizabeth. Georgetown Visitation Junior Col- Miss V&vey, daughter of the COMPLETE DINNERS lege, Washington, D. C, and Tobe- late Mrs. Suzanne Hannis Davey, OUR USUAL LOW PRICES Coburn School for Fashion Ca- was graduated from Scotch Plains reers, New York. She is B sales High School, Cazenovia Junior ARE MUCH LOWER manager at L. Bamberper & Co., College, Cazenovia, N. Y., and 1.75 Plainfield. Mary Washington College of the Bring the whole family ...every niglit is family night at OUR NEW, LARGER QUARTERS AT 249 E. BROAD ST. Mr. Hurley was graduated from University of Virginia, Freder- St. Peters Preparatory School, Jer- ic Ksburg, Va. She is employed KQOI! Just look below HI the tempting dinner! you'll find (opp. RIALTO THEATRE) Will BE READY BY FEBRUARY. sey City, and Notre Dame Univer- by the Reuben H, Donnelley Coip. ... complete from appetizer to desiert ... all for 1.751 sity. He is associated with the J- in New York. Dinneri served for children under 12... just 75cJ Recom- E. Hurley Lumiber Co., Perth Am- Mr. York is a World War II mended by Duncan Hinet, (Closed Sundays.) 106 E. Broad St. (near Prospect) boy. veteran Bnd a graduate of the We. 2-3423 Open Mon. Eve. University of Vermont, Burling- Art Deimrtmenl ton, Vt. He is on the teaching MISS EDNA STURCKE MON. Soup or juiir. SIR. THTRS. Soup or juice, MISS JOYCE GILL and coaching staff of Thomas A. LOIN STEAK FILET on BOAST STUFFED MARY. Jury Named Edison Vocational and Technical toaet, French fries, chefs LAND CHICKEN, fre»b Raymond Grant Jr. High School, Elizabeth. Edna Stureke Engaged green salad bowl, dessert garden vegetable and po- Gould Hulse and Joseph Rossi and beverage. lalo, deeaert and bevetuge. will form the jury for the art ex- To Wed Joyce Gill To Divight Perrey hibit of the art department of the Newcomers Arrange The engagement of Miss Joyce Mr. and Mrs. Harry Sturcke of TUBS. KOOS FABU. FRI, Soup or Juice, MARGARET STERN Woman's Club to be held Monday Luncheon Feb. 16 For 415 Kim ball turn announce the en- LOUS BUFFET DINNER choice of BAKED SUGAR at the Masonic Temple. ill of Wichita, Kan., to Raymond —An appetizing stray of CURED HAM with can- S. Grant Ji1., son of Mr. and Mrs. Prospective Members gagement of their daughter, Edna, This exhibit is' a preliminary to Dwight Perrey, son of Elmer fine foods, roast beef, died yams or BROILED A Complete Catering Service one from which the winning paint- Raymond S. Grant of 721 Cres- baked ham, seafood ail SWORDFISH STEAK with cent parkway is announced by her An invitation to all new resi- Perrey of Lebanon, Mo., and the gratin, desserts f alorel lemon butter mid French ing chosen will be entered in the lute Mrs. Perrey. New Jersey Federated Club wom- mother, Mrs. Clara E. Gill of dents of Westfteld and Garwood fries, fresh vegetable, des- en's exhibit on art symposium day Wichita. to attend the prospective members Miss Sturcke attended Westfield sert and beverage. • WEDDING RECEPTIONS at New Jersey College for Wom- Miss Gill is a senior at the Uni- luncheon to be held at the YWCA High School a|id is a graduate of en, April 23. Wednesday at 12:46 p.m. is ex- Stephens College, Columbia, Mo. versity of Wichita where she is Mr. Perrey attended the Uni- WED. Soap or Juice, SAT. Soup or juice, Gould Hulse is director at New- president of the Young Women's tended by the Newcomers' Club. BROILED SLICED BEEF. ROAST < TOP SIRLOIN • COCKTAIL PARTIES versity of Missouri. He is em- STEAK, baked Idaho po- ark School of Fine and Industrial hristian Association. She is a The Newcomers' Club was or- ployed by Commonwealth Amuse- OF BEEF, fresh garden Arts and art director at Timely member of Mortarboard and Al- ganized in June 1944. Mrs. Geo. tato, freeb garden vege- vegetable and potato! dea- ment Corp., Columbia, Mo. table, deasert and beverage. sert and beverage. • AL5O INDUSTRIAL CATERING Service. He has shown his paint- pha Tau Sigma social sorority. A. Sollenberger, the club's first A September wedding is plan- ings in national shows in New Mr. Grant was graduated from president, brought the idea with ned. York and Boston. Colby College and attended Yale her from Denver, Colo., and with Joseph Rossi is an instructor at Divinity School for two years. He the aid of the YWCA executive iKOOS ON ROUTE 17, RAHWAY • RA 7-37Ma Wettfield 2-0170 Newark School of Fine and In- is working with the World's Alli- board, patterned the present New- Boro Newcomers dustrial Arts and has exhibited at ance YMCA in Geheva, Switzer- comers' Club. Tho organization Meet Monday many major shows including land and plans to continue his was started with 31 members; Montclair Museum, Newark Mu- study at ,Yale next fall. since its inception, has extended "Color Schemes for Interesting seum, American Water Color So- its hospitality to more than 1000 Home Decoration" will be the sub- He was chairman of the Na- members ua well as many guests. \Anthony Hairdresser ciety and many other shows. He tional Student YMCA in 1952-53 ject of a talk to be given by Rob- is a member of the Salamagrundi Tho club at the present has 247 ert Norris, interior decorator of and last summer was a delegate members. Fiftieth Year Club, i^ew Jersey Water Color So- to the World Council of Churches. the Springfield branch o the Huff- ciety and other art clubs. The club is believed to be tho mafn Boyle Furniture Stores, at Mrs. R. S. Purvis is exhibition first of its kind sponsored by the the regular monthly meeting of SILVERPLATING chairman assisted by Mesdtmes J. Junior Woman's Club YWCA in the Eastern United the Mountainside Newcomers to Washhury, R. S. Grant, E. P. Has Monthly Meeting States. The purpose of "New- be held at the Westfield YWCA Lewis and N. S. Mott. Mra. B. comers" is to extend a greeting to Monday at 12:30 p.m. SILVERSMITHING W. Caulkins is registration chair- The monthly meeting of the all new residents, to introduce Mrs. Dorothy Kecnan, program man. Junior Woman's Club of Westfleld them socially to other newcomers chairman of the day, has announc- | • POLISHING • PLATING • REFINISHING Members are asked to submit was held Tuesday evening at the and to do everything possible to ed that there will be a question two paintings Sunday between 9 American Legion Hall. make them feel welcome and a and answer period following Mr. part of the community. Norris' talk where he will at- Stainless Steel Blades and 10 a.m. at tho Masonic Tem- Prior to the business meeting ple. 1 Each month parties appropri- tempt to answer personal decorat- Mrs. Hartwig , a representative ing questians of the members. Fitted To Your Knives from the Senior Woman's Club, ate to the season are held, fash- Local Students In spoke briefly on the proposed proj- ion shows conducted, bridge, golf Mi's. Miles Goodrich, chairman Silver or Gold Jewelry Replated ect of introducing fluorine into and bowling teams, all day trips of the hostess committee, will be Operatic Musicale our drinking* water. She pointed to the United Nations building assisted in the serving of dessert out many of the difficulties and and talks by well known speakers and coffee by Mrs. Harry Holland, PICK-UP AND DELIVERY Students from Holy Trinity short comings of the project as are heard during afternoon ses- hostess of the day, and her com- High School will participate Sat sions, as well as evening parties mittee consisting of Mesdumes G. well as the advantages, Goeuse, J. P. Nothum, H. Berry, urday evening when the New Jer- Reports were made by the com- planned to include husbands. IPLAINFIELD PLATING co. sent Student Council of the Met- H. B. Knaus, A. Herrett, M. Sim- mittee chairmen. The nominations Mrs. Charles Wetenhall, chair- onetti and L. Jubanowsky. ropolitan Opera Guild will pro- chairman, Mrs. Berry, introduced man of the membership commit- . HEDRICH AND SON sent the seventh annual operatic the members of the club who have tee and her associates, the Mes- Child care will be provided with music at the Teancck campus of been nominated for an office on darnea Fred Hitchinga, Benjamin some new sitters available. ! 128 Liberty St., Plainfield Pi, 6-4210 Fairleigh-Diekinson College. There next year's board. They include: Buttcrfield, Frank Caroselli, Vin- Members are urged to give the YOUR OWN will be over 700 students of pub- President, Mrs. R. H. Ward and cent Chonko, Nelson Coffman, C. names of any new Mountainside Uoute22, Bound Brook ' El. 6-0370 lic and private secondary schools residents to Mrs. Rollin Schiofel- "ONE-AND-ONIY" 1 Mrs. J. D. S. Johnson; tirst vice H. Fischer, H. B. Knox, William participating . president, Mrs. John Powers; sec- Martin, Ivan, Pfeiffer, J. Eeuther, bein of Garret road, membership ond vice president, Mrs. R. K. Milton Saunders, Herbert Sailer, chairman. With this sensational new haircoloring Berry and Mrs. Thomas Paterson; Harold Mahoney, James McClus- Transportation will be provided corresponding secretary, Mrs. J. Ity and Gwen Waltman, are con- for anyone desiring it. As al- • we can ctulom-blenil a color, just for your personality Boynton; recording secretary, tacting new residents for the pros- ways, tho members nva reminded and complexion! And Mrs. James Eldridge and treas- pective luncheon. Newcomers to that it is necessary to cancel res- urer, Mrs. U. H. McCondiehie. The Wostlield may call her for addi- ervations, if this proves necessary, • that personal haircolor formula slays yours — we record! Valentine's nominations are still open but it tional information and reserva- the Thursday before the meeting. it and duplicate it, every time! And * was stressed that they should all tions We. 2-7776-K. • IT'S CREME-KIND TO YOUR HAIRI be in by March 1. Child aire is provided at the Day The meeting- was turned over to Y for youngsters between the ages Stop.in today and see how leautiful your hair can look! the literature and drama depart- of 2 and 0 years. We use Roux Ctcmc Color according to directions. ment. Alice White, play director, BUDELL Monday told of the selection of the play, Lydie A, Diehl of 556 St. Marks The Happy Journey" by Thorn- avenue, a senior at Centenary Jun- ART SCHOOL Telephone WE 2-2316 ton Wilder. The members of the ior College, Haekcttstown, was cast were introduced and gave a awarded a specially engraved short scene from the play which bracelet as a member of Phi Iota, Children's Class will be entered in the fifth district the honorary senior leadership or- Anthony Hairdresser contest of the State Junior Wom- ganization on tho campus, at a an's Club Little Theatre Tourna- chapel program held recently. Phi Morning C'ass (Adult) of WESTFIELD ment. Iota consists of the various presi- INFORMATION STUDIO The hostess for tho evening was dents of the major organizations WESTFIELD 2- 677 . 4th AVE. 225 E. Broad St. Wesliield Mrs. A. T. Peterson. on the campus. 3266 WESTFIEID, N. J. -BPWERg! Look what's now for your Valentine! Lovely, printed boy shirts with the new "baby doll" sleeve . . . lush orlon pullovers with the new square neckline . . . and the new Flowers are tops as Valentine Gifts and so easy torso crinoline nylon underslips . . , just to mention a few of our wonderful Valentine gift suggestions that will make to order. Just phone us. We'll see your gift is her heart.beat faster ... delivered — anywhere.' • CUT FLOWERS • PLANTS • CORSAGES Swoalars In Orion $4.98 . Crinolinos . . . • PLANTERS • BASKETS • ARRANGEMENTS $3.98 lo $10.90 Ollicrs. lo ASK ABOUT OUR WEEKLY FLOWER GIFTS $9.9S Olhor Lingerie • . , OPEN THIS SUNDAY 9 A.M. to 1 P.M. $3,98 to $19.98 Cotton Shirts ... $2.90 to $5.98 Nylon L)lau:,ci . . . oerrer $5.9B la .1.10.98 Rayon Illumes , , . $3.90 lo $S.9Q Quimby Stroot Woilflold 2-1131 167 ELM STREET Open until 9 Monday and Friday Evonlnos TE1. WE. 2-2400. MsmberR from AY. Ella Ahearn, 0oi"Othy r* .\- J . M. Tremaine. Kavmond v" For : Ruth Young. * l01 Woman*$ Club Lists Cast will follow. Plants of thp Bible of Voters Uonlhh \le There are 1,130,000 Boy Scouts •via are members of 51,000 Boy OUR WINTER SALE Scout troops in America. Drastic Price-Reductions on Styles taken from our DRAPES regular stock becduse size-ranges are broken. SLIPCOVERS WOMEN'S Dre"an d Tailared stY|es BEST a CO. SHOES $5.95 to $10.95 Cleaned and Finished (Formerly $9.95 to $18.95) The Better SPORT SHOES Flat Heels G. O. Keller Way (Regular to $8.95) $4.95 WEDGE HEEL CASUALS For (Formerly to $9.95) $4.95 THE SOFT SHEATH Of £ne scer.ics '.zepz DRESS FLATS $2.45 that drapes bsa. jr;;»~f—- witness the vJ.: sr.-nirss; CHILDREN'S SHOES $O Q5 fo $A QC T through the torso. Eri'.tr.et (Formerly $5.50 to $7.50) O.TJ IO f^J J sleeves, jewel neckline »., MEN'S SHOES $8 95 to $13 95 and lined throughout to broken She Unet T°«'« IW TlO.7J "Florsheim" - "Foot Pals" (Regular $13.95 to $19.95) keep its shape, Nav7 or black. PHONE PL 6-0100 (NO TOU) OTHER TOWNS WX-2100 Sires 7 to 15. 19.95 Mall and phone ordtri filled VAN ARSDALE'S ' 137 Wett Front St., Plainfield, N. J. WATCHUNG Slot. Hi9hw«y, K«ul« II • t\e\r,(,M 70500 • For over 67 Years — The leading Family Shoe-Store B «• »°AD STRUT THE WESTW1LD l$.J.) LEADER, THURSDAY, FEBRUARY in. 1955 Pag* Medical Auxiliary Little Symphony History Of The Woman's Club Of West field | tus J. Ajtnuii and Mrs. 3. Hall j tained at the door today or 1 rora $a lame Pupil* 'Kcyes. Miss Elliott and Mrs. Her-1 members. The public is invited. L Junior Production Plans Curd Party Presents Concert By ANNE BAY i Today in Van wood bej't HtinU'i' will receive ticket re- The Woman's Club of Westfield celebrates its 60th Anniversary | turns. OH the food omraifctee will and Gvetel" vrill ibe pr«- The Woman's Auxiliary to the! A program featuring the works at the regular meeting of the ilub Monday. Founded in lii!>5 by ul FAXWOOD—A benefit break- scornr SAY* at UH* Lincoln SchooShl l auriidi- Union County Medical Society un-. of contemporary composers aa wet! small group of civic-minded young; women, the dub wuw uriginaily a | fast, bake sale and "white cle- ! be Mrs. Alphonse Nelson, chair- "try «ir 1 in "summit Saturday at 2 d«-the leadership ef the president,! as the masters will be presented literary group with programs prepared by members on literature, jjhatit" -sale will be hpld today ! man. Mis, Uhro Wain, Mrs. I iundU did Mvf at the Student Theatre un-j Mrs. Boy T. Forsberg of Resell-,; by the Colonial Little Symphony tut and music The interests of the urbanization woe scon expanded from 9 to 11 a.m. by the Fnn- .Thomas Weekly mid Mrs. Robert j l««t !!«.' dim-tion of Constance will hold the animal dessert card; Society whoiiit conducts its second \ to include civic affairs. Money wasi ——-••• -• wood r yntett flub iti All Sainis Porter. ] Louv of Summit. party for the benefit of the Nurse; eitfR-crt uf the season at Madison I raised fA>r a library site and the Woman s Club, eho?en b.v its r The "white olephant" comwit- Mciupts « IHWTI Rjiiscopul Palish House Mrs. Will- .media the cast will be pu- Scholarship Fund Tuesday at 1 High School Wednesday at 8:30 j club was instrumental in making founders in 1895, is "From each tee is romprised of MJ^. R. Dudley __ KatahW tat ihc PPa t LLane School of P->n- at !he Monday Afternoon p.m. the library facilities available tit as she has power to i^ive—to each iam J. Mt'Ciinn, budget and firtam-s' Oi-t'cn, chairman; Mr.i. Kichard M. 1 ALSO T*Y: ^ i,, WeAfleW. The girls I Club in PlainfieU. Thomas Scherman, nationally the public free of charge. Books u>; slu shyll neefl." llou' well th^y chairman, wilt be assisted by Mrs. Lea und Mrs. E. Manning- Kii'liard- Our Mdwln STA-NU Bry d»nl*t. Paul Coolie and Miss Edith Elliott. • ufll do the elf dance are [ Mrs. Walter Booth of Elizabeth, known conductor of the Little Or- have been donated to the library fit the GO years .of service to indi- KOII. Mis. .Stanley vom Lehn heads Urn mi IMI *. ditf.r.nc II «M> h vine Mithelson, Mary Hoesel, auxiliary prog-ram chairman, Mrs. chestra Society of New York, will every year. vidual and comniuiiityI In charge of the dining area will the kitchen jiroup, assisted by you nothing axtra. again lead the orchestra of 31 be Mrs. Kenneth An^lenun, chaii- j Mesdames John Dawe, Georii*.* Inn Ma.™ Helen Kruse, Dot and Frank Romano of Plainfield anil Other projects through the ycti^s CORBY'S Inrt Hunts, Susan Roller and Mrs. Karl Morris of Westfield, players from the greater Morvis- were: A school auxiliary commit- 'Plains Juniors Have man; MIM. John Samson, MIF. j James, Howard Huu'hey, Norman The fairy dance il chairman and co-chaiiman of the town area, including Summit, Ma- Geor e b >d Roge'-s,; Dana, Fred Cottfricd and John E. ENTERPRISE LAUNDRY tee to serve lun ches to h'i/fh school C#WIr/ l,,,rHv Unit(lU Tnmt.rrn,,, » B»'' '«<-. M''»- fr levformtd by Pa* Keoughh, Pat bridge party, have completed plans | plewood, Morris Plains, Chatham, students; garde•nn plots for school "> " tomorrow |Mrs. Hobert uoodj.ear, Mrs. Jus- Runnells Jr. Tickets may be ob- Summit «O000 Soules, Dorothy for the afternoon. Westfield, Berkeley Heights and children; playground committee;] The annual "Charity Ball" spon- Susie Kou.es, EJiza- Tickets and reservations are in Basking- Ridge. sponsorship of women for the. and Lois Pareell. The program will open with Board of Education; founding of sored by the Scotch Plains Junior llfa Marion charge of Mrs. Arthur Culberson Woman's Club will be held at the | is will be the second Student of Fanwood. Four Symphonic Dances from "Or- District Nursing Association, pheus" by Cluck followed by the Thrift Shop, Girl Scouts and Adult Shackamaxon Golf Club tomorrow tie play to be presented in from 9 p.m. to 1 a.m.. Music will be area "41»ddin" was received "Scotch Fantasy." The overture School. Monetary and personal Judith E. Mason of 410 Kim- to "Consecretion of the House" furnished by Ted Banks and his undreds of children in Mor- baU turn, a senior at Northamp- assistance has also been given to by Beethoven and "Two Small many other projects such as the orchestra. The proceeds will bene- Candies wn Summit, Florham Park ton School for Girls, Northamp- fit Camp Endeavor iti the Wat- Chatham. The c»st is com- Suites for Orchestra" by Strav- Red Cross, Bonnie Burn Sanator- ton, Mass., participated the insky will conclude the program. chung Mountains. from of 50 teenagers, and the school's 28th annual ski week- ium, Children's Country Home, » roles will be played hy A limited number of tickets for Community Fund, etc. Of especial On the committee for the. dance end, Saturday, Sunday and Mon- the remaining concerts in the eur- are: Mrs. Alfred McEwen, chair- . Zcnobia, as Crete!, Gary day in New Boston, N. H., where importance in the past eight years as Hansel, Irma Hassel- jtmt series are available. Tickets has been the clu,b's plan of offer- man; Mrs. Gilbert Fehn, music; t the girls were the guests of Mr. Mrs. Preston Ehmann and Mrs. Jenifer's Chocolate Shop as the witch and Jerry Sand- can be secured by telephoning or rig scholarships every year. and Mrs. Waldon B. Hersey of writing the society, at Drew Uni- Stanley Ostrander, tickets; Mrs. 15 the father. All teenagers Winchester, Mass., at their lodge. The club was federated one year All Homtmad* 5 welcome to try but for future versity. Tickets will not be avafl- fter its foundation and has al- Robert Worth, reservations, and loduaions. able for sale at the door. The rays supported all federation ac- Mrs. Leonard Connors, advisor. Cadet Frans P. Scheusrmann of final concert in the series will be ivities as well as contributing Extra tickets can be purchased at Valentine Party Candy Novelties of 652 1531 Rahway avenue has been pro- presented at Madison High School iany members to the State Board. the door the night of the dance. and Special Heart Boxes fell,gh»«> place, a freshman at Syr- moted to the grade of Cadet Air- Wednesday, April 13. Starting with a charter member- Preceding the dance the follow- * University., . :*.,, wilti.;n l havhuvoe ththee man 3/c. He is a freshman in hip of 56, the group now has ing will have cocktail parties: Mr. We Carry Sealtest Ice Cream the college of engineering, major- |c of the sol*eiess in Henry Pur- Smith Alumnae Propose learly 600 members, and sponsors and Mrs. Stanley Ostrander, Mr. Dido and Aeneas", ing in architecture at the Univer- 2 daytime departments, two evc- and Mrs. Earl Clark Mi1, and Mrs. Open Sunday, Feb. 13th ll's opera jell wilTbe presented tomorrow sity of Notre Dame. He has been Netc College Club g membership departments, a Charles Barry, Mr. and Mrs. Her- promoted'because of his outstand- Bnin? at the Museum of Art in unior Woman's Club and a Sub- bert Peck. ing work on the drill field. Smith College alumnae residing funior Woman's Clul>. The only Also Mr. and Mrs. George En- Jenifer's Chocolate Shop in Plainfteld, Westfteld, Metuchen, ack in its sot-up has been a club slirin, Mr. and Mrs. Edwin Adam, New Brunswick, llahway, High- louse and at the present time that Mr. and Mrs. Donald MacLaren, 104 E. Broad Si. Wettfleld, N. J. land Park and area will Hold a .9 being remedied and It is hoped Mr. and Mrs. William Murphy and Near Prospect Hours 9 a.m. to 8 p.m. daily meeting March 16 at 10 a.m. in ;hat iby the end of this year a club Dr. and Mrs. Rober Moe. the home of Mrs. Roawell II. lome will be a reality. WINTER SPECIAl Rausch, 1001 Rahway road, Plain- The motto of the Westfield LEADER WANT ADS PAY field, to consider forming a West- 20% OFF field-Plainfield Smith College Club. The Watohun; Hills Smith Col- ON ALL RUG CLEANING lege Club held a preliminary meet- IN OUR PLANT OR IN YOUR HOME ing at the home of Mrs. Edmund Now la (lie lime to lmv« R. Beckwith, 021 Arlington ave- Tour MiK» u|l(l fnrpptrt nue, Friday, rlrmiFd >>r 11HIIIM'* C«r»ft rrurtHtuen! Cull jircoi irs-mj, nu Winnie. At Conference Of Club Federation MEET ME AT One hundred and 8ixty-seven members of the New Jersey Stall Federation of Women's Clubs at tended the annual all day confer ence of the evening membership department, New Jersey State WESTFIELD FEDERAL Federation of Women's Club, held Saturday at the Hotel McAlp'in Those from Westfield were Mrs C. B. Smith Jr., chairman of the VUlt Our Carpet Showroom Fortnightly Club and Mrs. H. L. I Fur FilliuiUK Ilruntl llrittuUiiMtilft Open Tuex. A Thum. &v«ft. Whitenight, chairman of the In- SAVINGS termediate Women's Club. Familiar words all about town these days because Westfield Federal Savings is a Valentine's Day, Monday familiar landmark to everyone. Its convenient with a gift from Vance! location makes it the starting point for most all trips to town. And invariably these people JUST IN and JUST RIGHT - ENCHANTING GIFT - ala- Planted Bird Cages. In pas- baster bird bath — beauti- have "WFS" at the head of their list — to add tels, white and black and fully arranged with flowers. to their savings first. Why don't YOU meet us brass. Several sizes. 4.95 2.85 - 4.85 - 6.50 at "WFS" too! It's a nice habit to get into. THE GIFT SUPERB Weekly delivery of flowers ACCOUNTS INSURED UP TO $10,000 5 Weeks 10.00 AND, OF COURSE . .. / ON Plants — Azaleas, Hyacinth, YOUR Tulips, African Violets SAVINGS I"! CUT FLOWERS ACCOUNTS OPENED BY THE 10th EARN FROM THE 1st CORSAGES WE WILL BE OPEN THIS SUNDAY from 9 A.M. to 1 P.M. Flowers to All the World by Wire WESTFIELD FEDERAL SAYINGS WESTFIELD'S OLDEST AND FRIENDLIEST FINANCIAL INSTITUTION H. L. VANCE 321 SOUTH AVE FOUNDED 1888 «• O. VANCE TEl. WE, 2-2S25 BROAD AT PROSPECT WESTFIELD 2-4500 A SAVINGS INSTITUTION Xmmtmmm Become Go^ss ihth* UtU FUremt* Ehtjer U *J£ Abtmume Hmrt %leet Here Wttri Acquainted m Supper immmM Joint H*«*im£. UW M wmem't tf*e«u# C*mmmmir% Pmrties The s * >jb#»s Judge Spemkt --* - c »~".IT- ? * -•• J; ^J- ~^Z: _A_-I~ * i J.1 i * •_ -* *s -.., NEMT EAST-TO-DO -CURL PEmMNBlT 50 YEARS Of KNOW-HOW! '* *- »f * ; Markk- Lraitsineo kme been kuo*v for over 50 year- for the . tfr*. > fund tare department ... -1 "-i •TOCX rtrw» Slop in axjd see wr »W fcatn a- arisen j fine selection . .. x - M-- H-—« - E Ire- all moderately priced. AH Wort Guaranteed -*•»• tu :T«T 4 cjl- J. f for 10 Yean, Mrs. 54 Elm St. •*z--jr2 fwwtr =»*;;•?-. »E.i; Mr*. Bt::* S fa.-aes I*r-a*ar.;6f. Her topic J bridge fart}' i*. ie i*:i Wt::«- iea."" 5st pve a !«tnre or. . Britbt'tt ..I {Uhiriy. ft atf.-i, and i-lastrattd' T6i »-4i H..T€.J £_V Hri. H:-ra«- INC. is.- 'Ik »;ii >9 exhibit of unuf- Ba>;tr isi th« hsij;:^-.'./ coaus.:t- sr, Notm KWAID n it »ti£h it-* tis iiiwwitd a West field Dealers iT'tfs^v'i' ^i'Ztleeiun the] At AntUjUeS ShoiC itscer^ 'Me»di=« F.'c. (kr-1 Mr. ts-J 1!:;. Hsr^r: I tirt, J. P. K«ra£, Htri'.d Br«.-t= ' of El : »E-i Mrs. Jlar- ;;-r:e M:Defi of Ei=t Brc-sd street f. } Rid ; s f i*=*T"lL"s. B»itV. "H" W. RcJ; *'* -^•- SPRING u.tle? *crt c^^-i-i: ty M:i. Ccf- FABRICS iii Mrs. Rt-Vrs-.^. Laurel League Opens ^-4*"i••'• ":- r-Her, for Him^ for Them For that "look of Third Annual Forum ~* j-i-:- fc- ;s=-:h=«i. af:ern.: MARTHA LORTON candy in delectable varieties is the perfect gift for everyone on Valentine's Day JUST PICK [}f THE PHONE fO« — next Monday. SHEUiAM'S Specially Gift Boxed in 1-2-3 or 5 Pounds fer wt »* Tr% f-tTA nrmt * t»Vt « fit LORTOI CMDI Presented by '3 ElM STREET . WESTFIE1D WESTFIELD COUNCIL OF PARENT-TEACHER ASSOCIATIONS V.sual Education Committee Roosevelt Junior High School Wednesday - Thursday - Friday, Feb. 23, 24, end 25 OECORATOSS 10:00 A OCCASION Lieut, (j.g.) John S. Lancaster, whose home is at 8 Sunnywood drive, received his discharge last week from the V. S. Navy at San Diego, Cal., his home base. Lieutenant Lancaster enlisted in the Navy upon his graduation Boys' Sur Coats from Amherst College in June, SUe> 4 la 1< 1951. He attended Officers Candi- ALL OUR WINTER MERCHANDISE date School at Newport, H. I., Boys' Snow Suits from which he was graduated with Size. 2 - S - 7 OUISTAHDIHG the rank of ensign in March, 1952. Following advanced training at Girls' Snow Suits QUALITY Jacksonville, Fla., and at Wash- Sizsi 3 to 7 ington, D. C, he requested and obtained duty with the seventh Beg. |U.S5 fleet, then operating off Korea. to $19.95 $9*00 He was assigned to a fighter On iol« at all Uadlng food itOfM squadron attached to the aircraft carrier Kcarsargc 'as air combat FUNNEL LINED DUNGAREES SiZ\{![, THURSDAY GIRLS'PAJAMAStrf GIGANTIC 3 DAY SALE FRIDAY Flannel 4 to 14 SATURDAY DRESSES ,: • M FLANNEL SHIRTS sTn imported plaids. Keg. $2.SB fb $S.Sfl Z'ea. SKI PANTS sizei4-BB-12 DRESSES size.i«,u has accumulated thousands of BOYS' THICKSET CORDUROY LONGEES Sizes 6 to 12 items from our 4 stores SKIRTS TaUeta, otlon, -wool, etc. Sizrn T lo 12 Reg. $5.98 to $8.98 ea> 3 Days To Buy Your Childrens TOPPERS Sizes 5-6-7 DRESSES Sizes 1 to 14 sSizej VELVET JUMPER 7 to" H Needs At Vi Or Less Beautifully Cleaned and Pressed $r.oo Reg. J6.9B lo $13.98 ^ ea. Than Original Pricesj QUILTED BATHROBES Sizes 3 to 12 Boys' and Girls IT IS OUR MERCHANDISE POLICY NOT TO HOLD MER- OUTER GARMENT 46 WINTER COAT, MADE WATERREPELLENf HAT & LEGGING SETS CHANDISE FROM ONE SEASON TO THE NEXT, BUT TO Si2ei 2 to 14 Boys' and Girl* SELL AT ANY PRICE AND PUT THE CASH INTO NEW SPRING COATSs>».2.012 While . CONFIRMATION SPRING AND SUMMER MERCHANDISE. DRESSES Sizes 7 lo 12 This stock will be progressively marked-dom until it's sold 1/2 OFF LATE! LATE! LATE! LATE! SHOW For Those Of You Who Can't Get Away During The Day We Are Keeping Our Doors Open Again Until 12 Midnight Friday fitbbmi NIGHT OWL SPECIALS SERVICE 9:30 10:00 10:30 11:00 11:30 America's Foremost Boys' Imported ON DRY CLEANING -<• SHIRT LAUNDERING ODDS & ENDS BOYS' SHIRTS POLO SHIRTS horn ell department* Knit Jersey SEERSUCKER iamoui national brand NO EXTRA CHARGE carriage coven, sacque tats, flannels, broadcloths, poloi, AT REGULAR PRICES ONLY dre&es, Bulls, overalls, akirtn, pa- seersuckers, nylons, Sizes 3 to 12 PAJAMAS SHORTS Sites 3 la G jamas, slipa, u n 1 i n e (1 zipper Boys' nkl model — Zipper Ily — Slzo 5 only jackets. e Sizes 4 ID B only. 75 C H.g. $2.9C5 R»(. 51.95 ea. Aft. GARWOGD j 1.00 Reg. 91.95 la J2.9S 75 lltg. SI.95 le 56.35 Beg. $2.9 S 65 i Hours - 7:30 A. M. to 6 P. M. On Route 28 233 E. BROAD STREET WESTFIELD 2-3180 Sixteen THE WESTFIELD (S3) LEADER THURSDAY. FEBRUARY 10 1955 ; load Dmke Loyalty and Hoe Club AyC Changes *ame to Douglass College; Setccomers Dance Fund Chairman Earned Hears Talk on Seeds April 16 Convocation to Mark the Occasion Saturday ^^>A/ A .- * -A- '*- Warm J. Merer cf 7" r>^ V -.1- Fnnuood J union -: - a •u of *fe* Dak* I'siirt-v y Lc>- :>-.* * - " 4dopt" *eoul ( hild F. - •ity FKB4 cMBpf in the Wettfead sres. i: t* V. - a- • •nnroaced. A.. ^•^»•- Tfc* Leya&jr Fond is D. -e V- U Win Her Heart with a box of Delicious Chocolates •2 ' "r M " u ' .-" Ft M attractively gift packaged. h.~. !">: t? a . I • y -.- ;. I, U f « \ -- p. V V .-•» '-- Choose either milk or dork chocolates in ' 1-1-2 Ib. i E. !P Cf V - Charlotte Montgomery . .^. . V . v, . ; bi e W n-£.i r rt — l£.-i. A.;•-•: i£ ' •«n;».i>.v.;r fun. o i.n.r!.a,rt see hi.j ;... .r.e Addresses League Pan-Am pccUI g^est-. Cub in November. Mrs. Roman Large Assortment of £:urnr.ae and &vdc-, chaimian of the inorna- Char!- ::* M Party Mixes te adni::ted tionai relations department, ar.j >~^y. A cha Wes- er nien:ber £ie :Q hear the of the weif&re department, heaa&d recent!y or* htr t.xr-*r;er.rf; ss a ICE CREAM Fit, Wear, f^ convc>c4t;on program &s it i= the project. free-lance writer. Nisec Acrer- broadcast *o other points on can".- titing Woman cf :.hv Year ?y 'hs pu*. Ct>:;e?s crises for the day; Linda Rumple of 101 Dickson Ative n is Ing1 Fe-der*l:c-B :-** Amer- !i gallon 1.25 Look Better! wi.i be ijjptnded. drive, a member of the set-retariai ica. Mrs. Montg'er^ry is & regu- A ,uncheor5 iril! be heiii in program at Green Mountain Jun- lar contributor io ^vir&'. sias*- I gallon 2.40 OPBi 7 AJK. to 7 P M. C ••>• WESTFIELD'S SDIBAT .-i"* DRUGSTORESCHEDULE OPEN THIS SUNDAY Birthday Specials-Saturday, Sunday, Monday WESTF1ELD PHARMACY «•*•:, it? • A. •. <• • P. M. AFRICAN VIOLETS 20 different varieties in white pots $4.49 **' THIS SUNDAY •Reg. $2.00 |tcrscn Receives I Company Award |nar A. Ptttwsen, parts nwn- I for Storr Tractor Co,, 469 V avenue, was presented with CUSTOM-TAILORED Al BUDGET-TAILORED .PRICES! ward Friday from Ford Mo- f ft. tractor and implement di- T-The presentation was made m McKeon, parts manager tnc Ford distributor, Gash 1 Co. of Chester, Pa. Mr. Pct- ^ is a resident of Canvood. ! Prise consists of a three- a» expense trip to Detroit, r thc ewst of Ford Motor- Pile in Detroit, Mr. Petter- P>» have the opportunity of fS additional awards. • «active in the Civil Defcnsa of Garwood, holding the Of llCUtcTlilllt. Tactor Co. has been han- i tractors Bincc 1945 this contest had a bet. arts salcs pcrfornl. » «/ of the 82 other L « vh"Stu" dis . McKeon stated. THUMB «»n nl Cop. Y , Will |« i0' t" Ntlt "hl""' ' ALL...FOAM CUSHIONED! Bumper section 109 Been longing for fine custom modern . . . but shaking your head over sky-high price tags? Then this is for you! It's Koos beautiful new "Riverside Collection" . . . tailored to your taste AND your budget! Come eee! Look at the sweeping proportions of these pieces , . . love (heir smart new California wide-arm de- sign. Examine them with a critical eye . . . and discover all thc countless details thnt mark fine custom furniture. Then sit down. Comfortable? No wonder! These pieces are cushioned in 100% luxurious fomn rubber! And just wait 'til you sec the fabrics! We've a huge collection . . . everything from rich male* Lisscs mid bouclcs to nubby tcxlttred twceils • . • even ihe new sculptured metallic weaves ... in dozens f' S0"TH AVE., EAST of exciting decorator colors! Yes, whether you want to iuscmldc .'i dramatic sectional group like the one above . . . or choaec a handsome sofa and chair , . .-you'll find Koos new custom group can make your ISO WESTF1EID, N. J dreams come true! KemcmUer, just 10% dowu and up to 2 full years to pay on our esiisy budget terms, P" •• -1 '(Also at Kaos new Sea Girt branch.) WIOO Chatr -7O.OB 7-rr- rr-z-l n V ' ' ", :>r rtjcti a }fTK>: ii€-l;ef of our bi«.M THE WESTFIELP LEADER • s & human feeirj I i.-•*.. Wil: buy se?t??s Wginh- fr^si the tstgti^uife^" ve\.;c- xi Custom Roytfl Lancor V-8 in dramatic new Ihree-lone exterior styling. with style 50 Brand New DodgeCustom Royal Lancers LIST or rrcnso.N.it, DUMMIUI'.NTS 50c FORHAN'S Ilccorils In [he office of tho Collector of TIIIIM, WosUlcM, N. .T.. Indli-nU Urn following iioi-HutiK urn (lollnuiiout In lier.ioiml nruptirty taxes with In- Given Away in "GeTht e Thrill" Contest! terest levied and duo uu to tho end of 1IM ua of U A.M., Januury Zllli, 1'J.m. Vmr« With Int. TOOTH BRUSH 2 for 50c !••! Dodge has never done anything like this before! But ,<>•„„„. ,\ilifri'NN IIU'IHIUMI then—Acre has never been a car like this bejore! /t/rore a Oodgtl I look common*// t realty "got fha Ihrifl" tint handl We want everybody—yes, everybody—to gut the thrill of ll't averyltong a car ifiould £>t f I. (liiUtiutti. -l;il West llrimil Ht 1 li.it 1.1.'I Quantity Limited driving this great new (lair-fashioncd Dodge! T. W. I-Jfliiiiiiul. -lly Wf-Ht Hi-oiitl St 11.,-, I MIKH 10. li. llcilil 11.1(111, 1,11 Wi-Hl llruatf Ht 1.13 We want you to gel 'the thrill of commanding a car so «. Vnnlzll', 12S i:iu-elnln 1'llli-c I 15. M. Tmridir, 8119 Onlr/il Ave l!riS-lii;il long and low and dashing. Get Qie thrill of driving with IHiinlnli-li (liiKlli-lml, 777 Onl'i-iil Avu I Drive the New Dodge A. l-\ luiHuni, r. 1 o Oiitrut Avi- ili!iii'iii:ii :i;.i full-time Power Steering. Gel the thrill of a "Now Out- Howard M. l.nve. 31.1 I'lmrli-s SI 72.1111 I and Finish This Jingle I .1, T Clark, li^l l^uiDlifrlum] Ht 72.im look" on the world through the sweep-mound windshield. Aluxilllder Triipp, 4 11) lhiwniM- SI In:, I I Head for your Dodge dealer. Get on entry blank. Ml-H. II. M. Sluirl'M'k, lt:i liownur St Hi;, I T. A. lliirlfy. 231 Kluicr HI 1 :i.". I 1 D'ive the now Dodge—"Toke Command ... Gel the There's a new contest every day—a dashing Custom M. .1. KiimllixU)-. SHI Hlmi'i- fit I 'mill First Hand I" Then fill in the lost line. New conteit Royal Lancor to be given away! It'a fun! It's »'«l It's OUn I'III-I-, 21» Hlhii-r Ht ,'hi.ni c. .1. HI-IHI.11, 717 l-'nlriH-i-i'.-i Avu iii.ii L'H.r.X BROAD t ELM STS., WESTFIELD I each doyl !-\ (.1. Mil/., Ill I'YiTisi I'hii'i- iii.il 7.1 .'I going on now! .Inn. P. I'mly, 1M Ki-1-rln l'liii-e I 7.1.1 I Ml-H. Curl .1. Mti-hl, lllli Hir/.fl Avi- D. LASS, Ph.O. S. WEINTRAUB, Ph.O. "o'll double your monoy If you buy o now Dodge Mm till .1. llii-i-ii, :l> l.i in.s Avi' -MI:, t i i.r.I u DRIVE THE NEW I " "'ng Iho. conloit period—and win I You get back <-. Pcii-i-Koii, :i:it! i.ivinn».trni st IIMII-lll.1l an.ui Filling Pr»icr!plioni li lh« MoM Important Part VC Win. .1. MIIIIIV, I2r, Norlli Avi>. \V 7. Ill ° 7 P°™y you paid—double (You have a now Dodge, I! 1 I (iw-triiili- \. Hnilih. !iia "i-i-linril St... 7: .ml of Our Builniu "ou have your money bad. And Dodgo raqtchos thai V. II. Klluwnnh, Tin Simtli Air W i:i.".(i-i;i.il I I.1II.|!MI "mount as a bonus. AnUi'niv S. tiborilont-, -lid.dl SII^MIX St fl. hiiRiiKtuni. lir, SIIBM-X SI, !iiri. I-I9.it - i!i l FREE DELIVERY - PHONE WE. 2-2142 I Tim Knife K. l''»li( lli-iillllll-.ini, II :l I-:, llrnin) Si, I i. 7 I 7 Come in TODAY! Went Held Illni-r. ^1:! VI. llrnlitl SI I 11.1. lili I* DODGE Hoy Tire I-:xHrrl. i.UI I'ttil'l-|ll A vr...... I \Vi-'»tll('lil CU'iiiii-rK. (inI Ci'iilriil Avi< •i.i I Take Command...Get the Thrill First Hand! lili Uu-,. Ill I C'eiitriii Avc I I'illlott UriiH. ft AI.MH-. 1 in-.. IBS i.ii-ntnil Avi-.., I "Any KUV 1 .liiH. Ill llrllu, Iiio (Viitrul Avi- I cull ,--- and Im-al citi/.i.-iir; nro I SS. Thti llr. K. Iliii-ry, fipttiim-II-IHI, 'Jim l.im.v Avi- tin I L' ^,', S prl e i-4 hey nil tin- i'1-iii-h iH' l.hu ilFii-iulM wliti iipc-i-uLo I 1.29 Wenllli-ld Alltn T"|i I'u., Ilili Null li Avi-. K. I in I pie, 'I',! KIM II |irnclii-,-il |)III-|IIMI-M, \ tin- muni .lull I'lillti-r.' til' liulniliv st leu al ti Iti'yuiiil (In- i-M'i-iliv In life ill) I ik-alli jiuwi-r over itgri- Wnnl..|ln lu-lli-al.—-ii, HIS Hiiulh Avi-. W., 1 Jim. II. I 111 i- U c. 3111 s'Mllli Ave. W I l.l if Cm IJI'I CSM in- lilt exel'iil.ivr I'tlllUI'" 1 ml niUir|>ri:w>." — Cubu I-'. Knl-lln. IJliiit-iill Illllii SIM IBM 11.I'll lirii •it-t ir uli-nil iliiminitllni) i:i IN.Y.) 1'J Iriiil. CLARK MOTORS 609 North Avenue Westfield li. V. tjlurr, JJunutiu 11 IllH 'Jilt HIM 1 1.211 IIHIjT li. II R in n sn viliilly u.i.-ii-iill.il riilldrlr nf TinB fli-ld H a r '|i;i(ill':l |m\V<->- KD|i)>ly, Wiinllloltl, Now.lfrfii FOH WEST HKSUI.T3 1-27-St luciil g nunlf ldual cuLtii'injjc, USE LliAUEK CLASSIFIED n n te i t-' [ iobiera of j Washington. The talk fi^rdcJ an invita- \ a series he is g-rving- Scotch Plains-Fanwood News PTA Celebrates , , \ him in : the county. Founder^ Dav Auxiliary Polite State Appro\es Get Crime Tips Road Pax ing i.,i,, Ikf 'U'I1 t' I ' J „. . M'. l'i • V, I., L- ,n „• : ft .- is. «-- - than £" \ i «• - «** .1! R. .<- pi- - - * ~ v * i e AOVANTAGE 1 }-..: ..1 .>iL> a 1 niit-it ..f lit ei He Mn I' uf in and the dence wh.ch 1* viuu.n'oi J^IL3 M'J"' '"i itjd a noted ti>ai ihi-ie i- ir)»:i 1 ^ : ^ r.. -hi!- h.^n nf f, iiiJrl-' I'o>. eyewltn&i* e\idtrit<, ntjti 1 immovable ei id r.u H.. I" ii< .IT piuiiMPd trat iVe ^jf' - HC »;-U IliMllnJl'tll Oil" 1 tv pro^iani WL I ~how a fi m on Vafe-j Toe-Jay Offinl H'M •*••< 1 which are fiev to fc'J ' * Large Selection of FLOWER & VEGETABLE SEEDS O Ferry Morse a Burpee a Mandeville King Seed Starting Trays — Sphagnum Moss— Vermiculite and Seed Growing Accessories FEED THE BIRDS • WILD BIRD SEED • BIRD FEEDERS * You an buy a big, po^r/u, pmtiac fof • SUNFLOWER SEED • SUET CAKES Whatever you want most in a car- security that only a big car can supply; fic; power to spare on the open road- beauty, size or performance—you get As for performance—once you get • BIRD HOUSES it in extra measure in a Pontiac. and even more of Pontiac's traditional behind the wheel you have all the proof economy, dependability and long life. For example, take Pontiac's distinc- you need that Pontiac is way ahead in _ FEED YOUR TREES tive smartness. Pontiac is the one car All this adds up to a wonderful car this department, too. Pontiac's spec- and—with Pontiac's remarkably low that stands apart from all the others. tacular performance starts with the If it's size and big-car sure-footed- . Price tag-a very wonderful buy. Come most modern engine of all—the power- in soon and talk dollars and cents If ness you want—Pontiac's your car! ful new Strato-Streak V-8-specificaJJy Pontiac's long wheelbase is the plus you're in the market for any new car designed for Pontiac's all-new chassis you'll discover you can easily afTorcl wheelbase that provides the roominess, to give you balanced performance. That the comfort, the satisfying road-hugging all the pride and pleasure of a bjV means smooth, eager getaway in traf- powerful, luxury-loaded Pontiac £2\ I LANDSCAPE CRAFTSMAN a CtRTlHID TREE EXPERT Established 1928 STRATO-STI-BAK Store Hours: 8 to 5:30 Doily Cloied Sundays We Deliver Phone Your Orders WE. 2-3109 ROTCHFORD PONTIAC CO 1100 SOUTH AVE. W.r WESTFIELD 433 NORTH AVENUE E. . WESTFIELD Y'' DON-, M» THE ,A« SHOW . ,„ _ ^ WE. DON-, M» THE ,A« C«MS SH ^ WE THE WESTFTELD f H-T.) LEA PER.. TTH7RSD AY, FEBRUARY 10, the technical assistance pjyg-iam. I cue crews from .the "Coos Bay" than twice aa much a? they [patently is not in gight.** —Gl^t^f* Joseph Youn^, government report- I Loughi n Takes Part In . picked up the .'U.i•• s l !] in 1H4K, but the end ap-!ville (K.Y.) Leadfr-RepubUcM. er of the Washington "Evening Dramatic- Sea Rffccut; within 32j P ' t Newsletter I Star", reported that he had had ! ntinulcs afUM* thy plant; hit the! confirmed by the Republican Na- ! water. None were injured. The j Ensign Paul Luu^hin Jr. of 1H2 ; "Coos Bay'', skippered -by Comdi. | tional Committee the fact that Harrison avenue is serving" aboard I F.O.A. is the best soorte of pa- : R. W. Vaug-hn, had been iii con- From the desk of j the L\ S. Coast f.uard cutter "Ouos r PANTS i tronujre in Washington. Of 274 i tact v\ ith the plane for nearly an p,.P HAHWSUN A. WILUAMS JR. I Bay" which Jan. lii> -csrurd all i hour. The cutter wa^ on rotitint> FOR DRESS .. . WORK. .. SPORT.. (Sixth Diat.-Union County) I government jobs filled in rtcciit months by KepuMiran - sponsored • eiffht persons :slH>yr GROWS, |WITH THE PROGRESS OF WESTFIELD AND VICINITY Greatly instrumental in the growth of the New Jersey suburban "Dream Towns" of Westfield, Fanwood, Scotch Plains and Mountainside, has been the WESTFIELD BOARD of REALTORS (Mr. W. Multiple Listing) by offering an organized market place where properties can be listed for sale to the maximum number of prospects. The combined sales of the 28 offices comprising the WESTFtELD MULTIPLE LISTING SYSTEM have been over 25 million dollars worth of Real Estate. The reason behind this outstanding achievement is that the Westfield Multiple Listing System offers sellers th« greatest number of ACTIVE BUYER CONTACTS, as well as the finest all-around real estate service. Yet, you pay only one commission. So, if you plan to sell (or Buy)... in Westfield, Fanwood, Scotch Plains and Mountainside, consult a member of the WESTFIELD BOARD of REALTORS.. I Let Mr\W\Multiple Listing find the desirable buyer for your home (or the home of your dreams.) .THE RECORD IS AS FOLLOWS:. Year No. of Sales Total Amt. of Sales 1949 . . 158 $2,294,160 1950 . . 174 $2,825,934 1951 . . 205 $3,808,900 1952 . . 257 $4,808,213 1953 . . 288 . $5,338,368 1954...... 361 $6,711,945 THE WESTFIELD BOARD OF REALTORS HAS SOLD . .. $25,787,520 These are the members of The Westfield Board of Realtors Multiple Listing System CHARLES C. BAAKE DANKER & DANKER THOMAS H. JUDSON REYNOLDS & BETZ 437 South Ave., W. We. 2-7550-1 149 Elmer St. We. 2-4848 431 North Ave., W. We. 2o070 302 East Broad St. . We. 2-6300 THE DEXTER AGENCY BARRETT & CRAIN, INC. HARRY H. MALLETT SAUNDERS & COMPANY 43 Elm St. We. 2-1800 Route 22 and Evergreen Court, Mountainside 233 North Ave., E. We. 2-5050 We. 2-6212 2 Elm St. . We. 2-0021 ALBERT J. BENNINGER AGENCY DIETZ & JOHNSON M. A. MERCNER , KATHRYN T. SHEILD 512 Dudley Court We. 2-4140 860 Mountain Ave. We. 2-5400 30 Prospect St. We. 2-1190 525 Elm St. We. 2-2618 350 Summit Rd., Mountainside We. 2-6656 BOULEVARD REALTY SERVICE GUY D. MULFORD C. B. SMITH, JR. , 240 North Ave. yy 2-3221 1100 301 South Ave., W. We. 2-2428 PETER DUGHI e 111 Central Ave. We. 2-110° 214 East Broad St. We. 2-4020 EDWARD A. CAMILLO PEARSALL & FRANKENBACH, INC. I. E. TRAYLOR „ EDWIN O. EDWARDS 115 Elm St. We. 2-4700 B 423 North Ave. We. 2-6061 254 East Broad St. We. 2-68? 112 Elm St. We. 2-5620 PETERSON-RINGLE-NEWMAN, INC (Rlalto Theatre Building) WESTFIELD NEW JERSEY COOPER & SPERRY P nal Bldg Patk Ave Stolth p ai H. CLAY FRIEDRICHS, INC. c ',°«^° ' ' l ns' 108 Central Ave. We. 2-3100 256 South Ave., Fanwood Fa. 2-7700 Fa-2-5800 We. 2-7113 LEE K. WARING 15 East Broad St.. We. WALTER CRANE ALAN JOHNSTON RANDOLPH-WIEGMAN CO 66 Elm St. We. 2-4064 203 Elm St. We. 2-5664 THOMAS O. YOUNG 153 Mountain Ave. We. 2-6609 z; 200 North Ave. We. 2-1 ' WESTFIELD BOARD OF REALTORS THE WESTFTELD (NJ.) LEADER, THURSDAY, FEBRUARY 10, 1953 Stamp to Commemorate J f niif ppf Faun". j Measles Increase {World Premiere Of Family Life Today The comer! will be ihc second j 50th Anniversary Of ' event of the wetk for the founda- Reported Here I 'Bus Stop' in Princeton Rotary International At Mosque Theatre tion at the Mosque. Sunday, Ru- Measles art1 oil the increase in A "chstnleuse", running frway Human Krlattmm uvlf Strlun, pianist, wiil appear in The Po«t Offiit? Department will Wentfleld. Hcaltli Officer Josuph from fate (Kim Stanley), an ex* i*4ue an H-t-tnt ^tatnp to eommom- Two ByttvphunU' coitiptisition.1; j a recital at 'i -.40 p.m. In the foun- .1, Molli'y reported last week. eollttye professor (Anthony Ross) NArTrUMA OF dation's series of pianu concerts. There were 10H cases in January, aisti a handsome rodeo star (/er- yvute thv 50t!i im»ivi:rsui>' of Ko- vrliich exto! the beauties ot" nature compared with 21 in December T11K HOME tnry International, through the! - r ome Courilaud) are uniong tta@ T1 will be performed bj the Cleve- and one in h ovemi>er. stranded passen^ers of ft suew- Thnv has b»n much talk ve- Chicago, 111., post office, FL-1). 23. | land Orthe^tra vvlien it come* to The stamp will Show. nnllT 1—7—t — ENROLL NOW AT — Gontlnnoua Bni.-SaB. I'd. PL. O-S5OO SOUTH nnrt IERRIU MONTANARI fANWOOD, N J. MUSIC CENTER Complete Bear Wheel and Frame Straightening FAN 2-9837 9 EASTMAN STREET • WHEEL ALIGNMENT • WHEEL BALANCING CRANFORD GENERAL AUTOMOBILE REPAIRING FOOD SERVED niiAKB sRnvicn — OAitnirnrsTnn a IOIVITIOIV CR 6-7067 You Can I'ar the Oo«t on Budget 1'«rnia ArrnO CHECK YOUR CHOICE: 5 P.M. to 1-.J0 A.M. • 75-watt bulb • 10O.2O0-30O.wUt bulb • 5O.lO0-15O.wnft bulb Steoks, Chops, Mi Broilers, WHALEN'S GARAGE • 100-watt bulb Sandwiches AUTO-LITE Authorized ''Bear" Station [SERVICE , COJIECT ANSWER: A UNIQUE •quiq IIUM-O0C-0OC-OOI »HI l»l« "»* (I — "I 't The Bandstand i|o/d puo — »loui 8u|po«i Aajui ||, CINEMA SERIES i 600 NORTH AVE., E. . TEL. WE. 2-0393 ENTERTAINMENT NIGHTLY 138 E. BROAD ST. Call For and Delivery in our Cocktail Bar Westfield 2-6363 Every WED. Complete Stock of Private facilities for RECORDS FitilllRT home lighting. Receptions, Dinners, Meetings 78-45- 33 1/3 R.P.M. PLAlNFIELD There's no doubl about it. Use ihc right sue Fanwood 2-9837 * Fanwood Stone Crushing liul--—-»•b itri oin fitnil ?th 10e U jUliobu anvu d you brighten your home ... MUSICAL protect valuable eyesight/ INSTRUMENTS Feb. 16 and Quarry Company Paul DOUGLAS r i Health" b« rg pit e i ed j\ -jf 1 EVuL Dental Soae r Toaai „ e* a-. jf ^ There r-u u* - *o Sckr.it; * c ^ » i •. A coevtit ioiiji i'rtt « , one that L at . i < „ t i , eooperat 01 cf t ,tt t e<_ This vihc u . a ?e ir- «Urt vn h re »-t t ^ t T t f it mtean^ c * i g t. t ti „ s teeth of ttd t , ,, ,r clean and 'ui r, ^ It mem *> ad ^^ *r re f ^ ^ t > content of re i «b c a r g n ^ —* ter and »pt \ rg a vj r" >.t \ t •olutiOD of so a i.n " u at o ' teeth of children in i^iai srta- a strategic rerois <•• ti» r it The tigH food» are Tror a »Toiding aenul c- , rg A J genera! rule, fool «r n are g noticed the decrease in the growth tor general hea ti a-t a o J.J u of ihe young plants and also the for dental ne&ith yellowing of the foliage. This condition does not apj^ear when plants are grown in wooden jtooth is aiready in a ba.,i way. Il veneer bands, regular wooden fiats I is iess painful nr.d le»? expensive or clay pots. to detect snd i"epa:r too:h decay The reason for this unusual I Open 24 Hours a Day in its earliest *ta^f.s. /,V ERIC FETERSOS' plant growth is that the bacteri ] Children should start v;?itin? I'nwn County Agricultural Agent in the soil act on the paper j the dentist no laier than the a^e the paraffin. Bacteria use urn ! of three. The period of school life PAPEU PLANT BANDS some of the available nitrogen 411 fwk Av«., witnesses eruption of 28 of 32 ?o;iietinu'5 heavy manila or par- the soil, thereby depriving the permanent teeth and their ulti- arTin coated paper caps are used plant roots of this material. In mate fate is to a large extent de- for transplanting early cabbagt W hen paper bands are used for iermined during- .this period. tauiiSower, tomatoes, egg-plant. transplanting young plants, pro- and other crops. Growers whi vision should be made to apply ex USE LEADER CLASSIFIED ADS f have used these containers hav, tra nitrogen either in the soil or in the form of nutrients dissolved in water as the plants are wa tered. A transplanting solution made by using three tablespoons of a 13—28—3 or 8—?4—S, or other starter solution dissolved in a gal- lon of water, will overcome this depressed plant growth condition. A grower should watch careful- ly the color, and growth of his plants and fertilizer in the liquid form should be applied only when he growth or color indicate the need for it. A weak solution of manure, applied with a sprinkling :an, has been used for many years gardeners and florists to keep Petti Puts oung and tender plants growing lormally. Use the material sparingly, oung seedling plants require only ATLANTIS SEE YOUR ATLANTIC DEALER mail amounts of nutrients to keep Juniors In hem growing. Brotherhood Week is a time gasoline >hen we can all pay special heed o a phrase in our pledge of allejr- ance to the flag, "One Nation Peruviana! nder God" Edward Arnold. Peruviana is a wonderful new cotton inspired by a South American native cloth. G«t ' J all these rave-about, switch- about fashions in Peruviana stitched in white. Blue or charcoal with orange hankies; We've found the orange'with navy. All wash- coffee that able—sizes 7 to 15. tastes as JUNIOR SPORTSWEAR. SECOND FLOOK good as itsmells" Wouldn't you like to enjoy your coffee that much? Then follow yonr nose to the Coffee MU1 at Safeway. Pick up a bag of Nob Hill. Notice the A. Pullover iliirt with special label that reads "aromatic flavor." pockcU fore and aft 4.98 That flavor comes from selected coffee beans B. Bermuda shorts, caUed "aromatic selects," a special kind whose fcack buckled and aroma is so vivid you can actually taste it. pocketed - 1.89 And that, you'll agree, is quite a coffee! C. Cotton T shirt, buckled and banded in Peruviana 3.98 THE COFFEE WITH THE D. Short »horl«, ba< buckled E. Flared ikirl with back buckle am back poekcu j. at SAFEWAY Thursday Night 'til 9 THE WESTFEELD (N J.) LEADER, THURSDAY, FEBRTJAKY 1Q, 1955 Twenty-Fiv» raoned for service Monday and Church. Twenty-live new mem-Awarded Church Cross ing given by the Catholic Church. Firm Plane To will 4>e at the courthouse until bers were inducted. Theodore He was awarded the "Ad Altate /eteran, 80, Joins Open New Branch Feb. 26 when the fifth panel of Zmuda presided. Dei" cross by Archbishop Thomas tight, for the term tukfrf over. A buffet supper will be held Feb. SCOTCH PLAINS — Michael A. Boland in Newark's Sacred Wel-Don Concrete Corp. of 141 We.si fielders aj v : Victor J. 01-19 in the Columbian C!ub. Miihl.-r of 17i)f, Lambert's Mill Heart Cathedral. jOcal Legion Post luad wit~ one of some 300 New Central avenue will construct nn earo Jr., C>W2 Kahway avenue; An- 1 The citations were for spivitual- additional branch plant in South Kt?\o Villa, 8S»5 New England The spontaneous ftn-litij, : of bro-.h-rsey Hoy Hamts who Sunday re- Uation of ihe. scout program con- drive; Robert D. Bailey, fi'25 Nor-therhood is a mark yf human ma- ceived the hi^lu^t award in seuut- ducted under church auspices. Plainfield, on a six-acre tract ac- turity.—Oveia CuSp Hobby. 'week when the trans- quired from the Lehigh Valley wood drive; Mrs. Biate C. Srfiae- Tremler from Navy Railroad, William H. Weldon, fer, 650 Raymond street, ami president, announced today, Al- Richard William Bahlmann, 812 of N«w York was ap Prospect street. 1tot0 rt 10M. r Tiemler, 80, is a vet- exander Genaid will manage thu WHY WE NEED of the Spanish-American new branch. fanwood—Mrs. Laura B. Bragg, The company, established in 9 Old South avenue, and Paul J. numbers were named by 1937 currently has a plant in Wat- Cooke, 128 Second street. THE BRICKER AMENDMENT chung. Scotch Plains — Jacob Frank ei- George C. Blackman BECAUSE: iirato the possibility of The new plant will provide im- Tusye!, Kale avenue; Mi*n Muriel proved service to Pluinfield and T. Buron, 2117 Newark avenue, . B0Ht sponsoring 3 Sea Scout "Thev are Tho-mss Bickers, South Plainfield. and George E. Cram, 2292 Moun- Treaty Power Has Already Been Abused r Other officers of the company tain avenue. °ert Gray, }nlmr> Levy and Koy are: Robert F. Weldon, vice presi- DO you realize that a treaty which was ratified only last year deprives our toldier and n«town section of the Union dent, and Prank E. Weldon, secre- K of C Name Committee sailor sons, serving in NATO* countries and Japan, of their constitutional rights? This is ,u»ty American Legion oratcm- tary and treasurer. the infamous NATO Status of Forces Treaty. u ? .4 is scheduled for Feb. On Building Sites The Status of Forces Treaty plates our som at the mercy of foreign laws and courts. ,e post home. Carolus T. Five Westfielders They are now denied the legal protection of the U.S.A. which our tervicemen have had ctairman. < Leaders of tli« Wntfield Brotherhood Organization are ihown Westfield Council 1711, K. of for almost 150 years. Think of itl Some of our boys are now serving long sentences in madc for the p0S planning activitici in which nearly 70 local orgtnix&tioni will par- On Petit Jury C, last week in the Columbian Planr s were ,, Club named a building sites com- filthy prisons for merely committing minor misdemeanors. And because of the Status of • • in a "Back to God" ticiple durinf the week of Feb. 20 to 27, and which will be Forces Treaty, we can do nothing to free them. vice Sunday in the First Con- ELIZABETH—Included in themittee to consider proposed sites keynoted with a speech by Dr. George N. Shutter, president of NOW: Write your Senators, Hon.-H Alexander Smith, Senate Office Building, Washington, .rational Church. A. brotherhood Hunter College, in the Senior High School auditorium, Friday fourth petit or trial jury panel of for a new headquarters. Members ck program is scheduled for evening, Feb. 18, it 8:30. Left to right are Divid Schimmel, Dr. 125 names for the present term are Roger Crilly, Leo Rybinski, D.C., and Hon. Clifford P. Case, Senate Office Building, Washington, D.C., to vote of the county courts are rive West, Charles Brennan and William Car- «day in the post home. Leo H. S.lvati, the ReT. Dr. J. L. McCoriion Jr., H. Emerson "YES" for the Bricker Amendment. The post voted to send six high Thomas, mayor, and Charles % Philhower. CSee story on page 1.) field residents, according to theson. list released last wwk by County 'North Atlantic Treaty Organization. ,0ol boys to New Jersey Boys Ralph Quag-lia was appointed in June at Rutgers Univer- Clerk Henry G. Nulton. chairman fov a communion break- SurmKuved by the WeHtflelfl Cliiipt<-r. National .Society PntiKhtera of the American UevoluUon. lte Spider Identified idow spider, rare in these parts, The. new jurors will be tura- fast March 27 in Holy Trinity As Black Widim which he killed while working in George W. Sturgens of Cran- the cellar of his home. rd itas inducted as a. member. e death of a former member, The local man has the spider in Chandler W. Sarles of 513a glass jar, He has not decided BBk Addkks, at the Veterans 1 ministration Hospital, Craigs- Scotch Plains avenue is the pos-what he will do with it. s, Mass-, was announced. sessor of what he says ia a black Mr. Sarles was putting caiUking round a cellar window when He --<•••* potted a spider running along the teams. He swiped at it with a iroom and killed it. When he ex- amined it, Mr. Sarl*s noticed a red hour glass on the spider's under- side. Mr. Savles said that the spider conforms with the description of black widows in his encyclopedia. LANCASTER BRAND RIB ROAST He said the insect's body is about one-half inch long. MAKES ANY MEAL A ROYAL TREAT! Lancaster Brand beef has what (t PTA Will Celebrate takes to make any meal a mas- terpiece—it's tender, flav- C»Ulov»CAW)l Founders' Day Tonight orsonie, juicy. MOUNTAINSIDE —Founders' Day will be celebrated by the Mountainside PTA. tonight at the Central Avenue School at 8:15. A candle lighting ceremony by past presidents of the Mountainside PTA and Mrs. A. E. Owens, Foun- ders Day chairman, will honor the two founders of the National Con- fess of Parents and Teachers. Mrs. Walter W. Young Jr. will preside at the business meeting which will be opened by the flag salute, singing of the "Star Span- gled Banner" and the invocation by the Rev. Dehvyn E. Kayson. Mrs. J. L. Bauer, chairman of the character education committee, Pickles FURS will read the objects of the PTA and Mrs. Young will read trie HEINZ Cream of Tomato Wonderful Selection, Founders* Day message from Mrs. Ncw'ton P. Leonard, president of •f Fine Fur* — tl.e National Congress of Parents •i N.w.«t Stylet and Teachers. A musical program will be pre- TREMENDOUS sented by the Regional High School ensemble under the diifc- DISCOUNTS tion of Miss Mildred A. Midkiff HEINZ Tomato ON OUR ENTIRE of the Regional music department. Mrs. Wallace Depp is baking LANCASTER BRAND "U. S. CHOICE" STOCK OF the birthday cake. Hostesses for the evening will bo Mcsdamcs C. FINE FUR COATS, R. Parry, J. C. Soudcr and H. P. Ketchup 2 45 JACKETS, CAPES Wester. AND NECK PIECES Made Laboratory Head DOLE Sliced Ntc. Pieces Consist of: Stone Marten, Bauin Marten, Hanrh Alois H. Schmal, formerly of Mink, Wild Mink, Russian Sable and Kolinsky Willow Grove parkway, and the *I8 KOAST son of Mrs. A. H. Schmal of 7-Inch Cut Grandviow avenue, has recently Pineapple 2 33 bcon appointed manager of Borg- PLAINFIELD FUR SHOP Warncr's Products Development OVEN-READY 138 NORTH AVENUE , PI.AINFIELO Laboratory, Detroit, Mich. Mr. GLENSIDE Bartlett BfTWEIN PARK AVENUE and R.R. STATION Schmal was formerly chief pro- duction manager of Mack Manu- Ib. GUARINO, Proprfomr OPEN THURSDAY Till » facturing Corp. 2$9 ox. $1 .00 65 cans From select, really choice, corn-fed young cattle of a specific sizt Pears 3- 1 and weight to give the best values to ACME customers. 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Tender, flaky gemi of delicious faslo. Regularly 23c! aged ovor 6 monlhs, 2 WESTFIELD 2-8200 Open All Day Sal., Feb. 12, UncolUCs Birthday . , . All {'rites Effective Through Salunltiy, February 12th New Ymk Allcntown, Pn. loilon, loi Anfioiet, Cnllf. tt> Day il. llli Hamilton SI. 'I'i'j Norlliam SI. VII S. Orond Ave. 37O South Avenue,* Westfield ,T Large Free Parking Lot ftggi Twyaty-SIx fN*..r.) LEADER. Woman Injured In rs. Siht-nkera wa Illinois Prison Editor K«iitworth Crash Girl Scout News Praiws Look' Srovsie Troop 71 Mrr, a Jefferson School •wt ft »r\ in Troop 73 * I - £ air i t ihe te T n 7' i '-= over ti'ig^.t Til I He I I y hike T P I u ta-U- Fore-*, \e a^evrd n^- w was ridln? New <_i !»i - snd 30- The Feb a a ue « Kenii«uith. • - J 1? Pc-OUt*. The mas-acme tarries several to a Dec. H Mr-. Shonkers was in the car n a u * operated by her husband when it t- Jim fciaie articie oc t-eiigiou was in coliUion with one driven EASILY INSTALLED LEFT — This open front china dos*t tt Ckor Pond*ro*a Pine with plywood 79"l»hiflh, overall Attsmbled, nody for bock wotlt. Complelefy anembled, ready for painting, with hardware pointing, with hardware applied. Thr«< applied. Three thelvci at top, two hl with moulded edgei in top section af bottom $4f75 with grooves for china display. Two Same 01 above, partly atiembled. lhehres in lower (Mtion $4*-50 Hardware extra $3775 f1 RIGHT — Beautiful Colonial Q a China Clotet Cl*vt selected PondwroMt Pine with ply. wood bock waits. Completely astembled with hardware applied. Three moulded edge shelve* In upper tection with groove*. Two the! vet m DO: lower section $S3.7S For the tow-ceilinged home, Ihh model n only 79" high overall. If comet com- pletely assembled ready for pointing, with hardware applied. Smoothly sonded Port* derota Pine construction with plywood botk walls. Three moulded edge shelve* In upper section with groove!. Two thefves in lower section . , $36-75 M0DR UFT - Simpt, Con«i«d chinq ctoul. "' -Con.tr cobln.l, dear Pon- CLor Pond.r<.,o Pin. front. Tw, small MODU 1300 - OnVsn.d «>pKiol!r far modem interiori. Poliih«d chrorri* eoncav. MODEL Ml - Anolher ityle with four po||,. Single glou pon.l \n eoen doof grooved ihel«i in fop i«tion. Two >hel».l ollu,, unobitrutted view of cabin.! in. in bot.om. Wlhout hc.dwor. ond portly ,.rior. C|eor Pondfro-M Pin« throu9hout. aisembled. J39-50 Compl«r.ly ommbW. Where Bide Leads to Economy This gasoline station isn't accustomed to He wants a Cadillac for what it it and being ignored by the cars that pass its way.' to be reminded when the time has come for For a Limited Time at These Prices represents—and for the great pridt and For it resides at the edge of a great desert pleasure it will bring him. routine service. —and it is many, many miles to the next But not until he surrenders his Cadillac fueling point. But it isn't long before he discovers where his pride has led him! to its second owner does he discover the COME IN - SEE THESE CABINETS AND OTHER READY-TO- But the big, handsome automobile you full wonder of Cadillac's economy. For He discovers it first when he prices the see here swept by without sr> much as a then he learns how amazingly it holds its FINISH FURNITURE ON DISPLAY 7 Cadillac of his choice. Invariably, he is sign of recognition! l or it is a new 1955 value—and how little a year's service surprised at its relatively modest cost. Not Cadillac—and its owner knows that he can aflects the public's regard for the car. infrequently, he finds that it actually costs travel from his morning's start until his las than the car he is currently driving. All this is to say, of course, that you evening's stop without a single refueling. don't have to follow your pride to the "car J-SJRVINCI • * * And then, once his Cadillac is delivered, COMPANY he discovers how jru^al it is with a gallon of cars." You can, if you prefer, make 600 SOUTH AVE., WEST YmW) WESTriELD, NtW JERSEV Of course, when ,i motorist decides to of gasoline. He finds, as we said, that a full your decision solely on the basis of economy order his first Cadillac, he isn't usually tank is sufficient for a full day's drive. -and still buy a Cadillac! Phone WE. 2-1492 aware that the car \\ <-•> economical to Come in soon—and see for youtselfl operate—or that it is so practical to own. Next, he learns of Cadillac's extraordi- . LUMBER • MIUWORK • MASONS' MATESIAIS nary dependability. In tact, he often has We've got the facts—and we'll be delighted to see you at any time! COAL • COKE • FUEL OIL • OIL BURNERS BUILDING HEADQUARTERS CAR COMPANY PLFD. e.2241 PUtafieM, N. J. THE WESTHELP (N.J.) LEADER, THURSDAY, FEBRUARY 10, 1955 Page Twcnty-Sgven every member of the family. In Printers Protest sell and was thanked in behalf sponsored such a program, sup- McKinley PTA Plans to Head addition to the Olympic site swim- of the club by Thomas Wight. Crime Prevention ported by local Exchange Clubs; ming pool and all summer sporfr; Vote Equipment Plan Victor Rogers led the singing. The consequently, making our com-Founders' Day Lunch i for adults, we have an extensive invocation was driven by the Rev. munity A safer place in which to Swim Club program of social activities in- At a meeting: Saturday of Plain- Or. Gordon Micha'son, j Week Proclaimed live; and Mrs. Stuart Burnley, president cluding; dinner dances. There is field Typographical Union. 'Mil,o f Charles Clark introduced the j "WhtTi'as, crime at the juvenile of the McKinley School PTA, has a 5-acrc children's village with a which employees of the leader following guest members: A. C. and adult level has been increas- issued an invitation to all present j f red Kalmus has bwn appoint- supervised children's pool and su- Mayor H. Emerson Thomus to- are mernbers, a resolution was Smith, Plainlield; K. M. Smith, day set aside this week as Na- ing alarmingly since 1948, to bean- d former members of the organ- I Ana director of the Sun pervised play activity. passed protesting the expenditure Cranford; Peter Weigel, Plain- tional Crime Prevention Week in come one of the most detrimental ization to the annual Founders' club thc new mil t.uv'iswim > "But we are proudest of all of of $80,000 by the Union County I field; Robert BouUlHer, Newark co-operation with a nation-wide forces known; Day luncheon to be held in the I" ju]]ai- suburban summer club the social facilities for the teen- Board of Freeholders for newand Donald Heir, Union. effort by Exchange Clubs to spon- "Now therefore, h H. Emerson school auditorium Wednesday at h" h will <>P''n *or tiie 195^ sea" f.R'e jjroup. We have a special equipment for use by the Union I Dr. George Laird, president, sor such a program. Thomas, Mayor of Westfield, do 1 p.m. tuen-ager's terrace with a nat- Tin Florhum Park, at the junc- County Board of Elections to | wus in charge of the meeting, His proclamation read as fol-hereby prod aim this to be Na- Anyone who has not been con- ural amphitheatre for concerts. tional Crime Prevention Week, , of Miliburn-Short Hills. print the names of registered vot- j lows : tacted by telephone and wishes to Social duncing will be featured and ask every loyal townsman to make a reservation may do so by I «r Kalmus, a resident of Sum- eis. "Whereas, only an organined L rwirni'd as general manager for the teen-age group." According to the members of Regular GOP Club co-operate with the Exchange Club railing Mrs. Burnley, We. 2-7059J. Mr. Kaimus said that as far as effort in each community by fill of WeslHi'ld by lending1 his bctft Child care will be provided by the *' jhe E^ex House Hotel to ac- Plainfidd Typographical Union, citizens, churches, schools and ,t the new post. A graduate of he lmows. this is the first time a the county Board of Elections now Has Annual Meeting efforts to this eighth annual ob- PTA for pre-school children in the swim club has made special ar- civic g'i'oiips, co-operating with lo- servance, thereby deuling a se- music room. , University of Vienna, he held has ample equipment for the han- cal law enforcement agencies, can ve positions in such hotels rangements for the social life of dling of names of registered vot- MOUNTAINSIDE—The Ketju- vere blow to the powers which adolescents and young adults. successfully combat the forces of would corrupt our city, our chil- Hotel Bristol in Vienna, ers and the addressing of sampie lar Republican Club of Mountain- crime in the United States; and Aboard a. Navy destroyer mak- P/rlote! Imperial in Rome and A limited number of applica- ballots, some of the equipment be- dren and our nation." side, Inc., held its annual meeting "Whereas, the national Kxehange ing a torpedo attack, a machine e Hotel Astor in New York City. tions for membership in the Suning only two years old. yesterday at the Central Avenue Valley Swim Club will be accepted Club of seven previous yeavs has called a computer calculates the «Xhe concept of the Sun Valley FRED KALMUS The printers' protest is based School. The adoption of a con- The opportunity to practice speed and direction of the ship, v-m Club is unique in the easl- for the 1955 season. A brochure on the fact it is planned to usestitution and by-laws, election of describing the club facilities mas- conducted the meeting. Mis. E.brotherhood presents itself every probable speed o£ target, target !•„ part of the United States," exclusive use of our members has this equipment to do work now officers and committees was theDemarest and her committee time you meet a human being.— angle, ballistics and weather fac- Vd Mr, KtJmus. Taking over meant that we can offer a com- be obtained by writing the club's being done by newspapers and order of business. Larry Curtiss town office at 6 Scotland load, served refreshments. Jane Wyman, tors. i of private estate for theplete program of recreation for commercial printers throughout South Orange. the county. The printers claim if this equip- Pot Luck Supper ment is purchased it will mean less work for members of their Planned for Tonight craft but wiil create a large num- ber of additional jobs for persons BUDGETEERS! you can Come Members of the teaching and to be employed by the county oflice staff of Jefferson Schqol will c •Board of Elections. Furniture Shopping be honored tonight at a pot luck supper given for them by mem- afford more - enjoy more bers of the school's PTA board. Speaker Tells This Sunday Husbands and wives of the faculty o and board members have also been invited to attend. Mrs. James Work of Boosters at Co-op. Shop Co-op - Com- At Highway Crawford is in charge of plans for the affair, and her committee con- sists of the following board mem- Walter M. Clark addressed the bers: Mesdames Harvey Gerber, Westrield Rotary Club on the "Ac- o Robert Harley, Lambert Abel, pare Co-op's money saving BETWEEN 1 and 5 P.M. tivities of the Westfield Booster William Derick, Frederick Hall, Association," at its regular week- Daniel Goodfriend, R a y mo n d ly meeting at the YMCA Tues- Grupe and Jerome van de Sanda. t YOU WILL BE DELIGHTED day. Mr. Clark, a local resident, p was one of the organizers of the prices WITH OUR SELECTIONS association formed in 1945 for the Trinity Pupils Give purpose of stimulating interest Religious Play and improving facilities in school athletics. FREE PARKING ON .OUR BIG PAVED 1OT Save 4c Save 24c Save 4c Sqve 17c Save 2c Save 2c Sister Catherine Patrice's grade The speaker outlined the devel- TOMATO Borden'i SLICED five A class at Holy Trinity Gram- opment and objectives of the as- FRUIT CAMPBELL'S CAMPBELL'S mar School presented a religious sociation naming early members OPEN DAILY 9 A.M. TO 9 P.M. SAUCE INSTANT PINEAPPLE COCKTAIL SOUPS SOUPS t play last Wednesday to a double "who helped make the organiza- Co-op or Del Monte COFFEE Co-op B/L Co-op Meatless Meat Varietiei SUNDAYS 1 P.M. TO 5 P.M. audience of students to commem- tion so successful today." He b orate Feb. 2 as "Holy Childhood pointed out that "the association 2'/i can Z7C Day." The skit, written by Mary is in no way a pressure group. 3,«n,21c %T i.25 3 ?«Tl.OO 2 «* 25c 2 for 33C Roberta King, was highlighted by Some of its major accomplish- costumes from many European ments during the past 10 years and Asiatic nations. include .accident insurance for SAVE The participants included: players, the awarding- of trophies Stephanie Woodruff, Robert Noon- to outstanding athletes, improved an, Vincent Donnelly, Cecilia Con- athletic equipment, better com- 12c pensation to coaches and an im- COFFEE i 99c Ion, Christine Keenen, Paul Younghans, John Kozlowski, John proved overall athletic program. Fuchs, Kathy Bartels, Diana Schil- The activities of the association FURNITURE SHOP jk ling, Kathy MacFadyen and Nan-have also aided in reducing local Save 2c Save 2c Save 6c juvenile delinquency." Save 14c Save 9c cy Whalen. Barbara Sayko an- Linden House Green Circle MUTE 21 NORTH PLA1NFIELD . PL 6-1SB3 nounced and Joan Sanders accom- A question and answer period TUNA RED PIE N.B.C. panied the musical portions on thefollowed the talk. The speaker Fancy, Solid CHERRIES OREOS STRAWBERRY FRESH WHITE piano. was introduced by Charles Cas- Light Meat Co-op Largest Package PRESERVES LIMA BEANS No. 2 «g Cold engines turn over faster with O cans / 7v can £7V 37c '?cT25c 3 c°ans 29C winter-blended "Detergent-Action" Famous Co-op Quality Whole CALSO Gasolines LEG O' All Young and Tender . or Half Winter's fine for skiora, skaters and small boys (Don't confuse with yearling lamb.) lb. 55c somersaulting in the snow. $ut not for starting LAMB ice-cold engines on frosty mornings. The frus- trating noise of the starter trying to turn over LEAN, HICKORY SMOKED M pal LEAN, SUGAR CURED Sliced a sluggish engine isn't a very pleasant sound. "Detergent-Action" CALSO Gasolines available at the big red "CALSO" sign Greenwood Marcal Dash Bosco from Mai no to Virginia. Red Cabbage Table Napkins Dog Food Milk Amplifier 24!4-oi 2 t 35c 2 ft 21c- w ca jar" 57c ©l?55 lli. California Oil Company OPEN FRIDAY EVENING if Pol.nl gpnllid for UNTIL 9:00 P.M. THE Tf«d«mnifc* "CMSO" and ilWMM »•». u.s. rot. on. Meat and produce prices at no extra cost! guaranteed thru Fob, 12. . 7 Othors thru Feb. 16. PRODUCTS OF THE CALIFORNIA Oil COMPANY QUANTITIES MAY CO-OP A i II A 11 /r cem/irr C°R- SPRINGFIEID AVE. & N. BROADST. 6E LIMITED FOOD STORE AL HALL 5 ScRVICc ' 420 SOUTH AVENGE^ Di.uib«t.d b» joy OIL COMPANY, nMmuf> jmd_ Vicinity Activities In Itafeemrr Lutheran j First Baptfet Chard, ! Today: ] p.m.. u-i ran Church at circle meeting's. :;• of C: uk .treet and dren's choir rehear^ lite pl< :e i> open daily youth council in the 4:30 PJtf Sermon of the Week tjdi'=.a lion from 8 p.m., senior chuir rehe: ' oil a n d i le»rsai. MAN AND HIS a.m. to sundowr Tomorrow: 6::;0 :; By the Rev. Dr. J L Meto i on Jr Jay: 8 p.m., there will be a Club "sweetheart niKk "L'I Minister. First Coneicca oca! Chu ch njf of tht a< ult nlember.ihip in Fellowship Hail. » (-;«?.- in the upper classroom. 7:30 Sunday: 10 a.m., service hold p.m., the Luther choir will mon by the pastor, the Rev rehearsal. bert E. Gates Jr. on the 5 Tomorrow: 3:45 p.m., the junior "When You'Stand Outside" choir will receive voice training. itors and newcomer* in w S p.m., the Cuupl' Xjea^ue will are invited to attend. meet in Luther Hall; Donald 11:15 a.m., church school Baeder presiding1. The q le tion •s for all including three h r lasses. Hi I jt box petiud will be conducted by Pastor Walter A. Rtuning. 6:30 p.m., hymn sing chore; E le A re iv n iear.su! in the sanctuary. jn India. Sunday: Two services will be held at HA") and 10:45 a.m. Pas- 7:30 p.m., Sunday night The oificial board will m ing in the .sanctuary. the choir tt>um at B o'clock. tor KeuninfT will deliver the ser- U p.m., the readers , mon. S nday school classes are ones, soprano, will be guest"^i The mm tei st. Music by the choirs f t| H a? the r me i>{ artory class for youth will meet ' held at. . 10 a.m. Three Bible o 1 M krilotrjr fcUo Tie for junior high school, high •'irst Baptist and Bethel Bapfe he £u<->t pi in the thapeS at 3:30 p.m. i meetings. hurches. Story by the Rev. 84 Mi Hi ei khan mean: ofhool and adult ages, at the same a Paitners In {M^.fi- The sanctuary choir will re Healing thiouirh spiritui: it Smith, pastor of BetH preludf and heai^e in the ehoii room ^o practiced by Christ Jt'^us will time. 4:80 p.m., the family church Church. The public is invited ro et be "Meditation in G Buck. o'clock. I be a topic dealt with at Christian night program sponsored by the me- b> i:J "FugheUA in I) Ma- Jamfs Lenney «atuid»\ The Ciu-adet and ; Science services Sunday. Women's Eveni: Monday: 7 p.m., Boy Sco* r«a rot W* ir UJ Eh the children's choir. rehearse ; -The lesson.s(,vmon js mitled , •;-- ng Guild will be- Troop 71, in Fellowship Hall. itiiInfant. Florence WVn- 1 jumoi gill choir will lesson-sermon is entitled g"in wwitthh Ar p? At \ pi ce v ^ 8 p.m., the monthly meeting of at 9=3° j"Soul" a word which, when capi- *'", { **?""• =h«.logy Tuesday: 3 p.m., (Jirl Sr J ne, will sing '"Come, Ye in then it*peune plate a word which, when eapi- na the Mv by r Allf W I tre Bib ** i« by Fcott and the offer- the Christian education committee lalized, is used in Christian Sci- % * ,, ? ' f ?' Troop 28, in Fellowship Hall, j ahy, it has ranch ';;•, . . , , . i iciuu, is used in Christian Sci- at be se vei ln about tory anthem by the chancel choir will be hfid in the Coe Fellowship ! ence as one of the svnonyms for ! ?™f - ^f^ *'" ' p.m.,' church school staff meetk 1 he ministers preparatory class Luthe Ha)1 at 5 :3 P Urs T Ftithfalnc**. And wil] be "The 'Kin.ir Shall Come** room. \ uunp adults group will God. The scriptural Elections i ^ , ? f- * f n the chapel. CoBKie&ce, end CenBdence and t-oiuiui t their .-ession of fellowship ?/o r ^VyoutT h ~-""-,iwill . mee• t Tin th-".-,e chapel• f'™ During these years in West Af- " ',' *•_•'' Church Bake Sale rica, they Spent their time travel- St. Luke AME Zion ing from village to village, where , GMW00D — The Ladiea Aid the Rev. Mr. Whittier mini3tered Tomorrow: 8:80 p.m., senior locietyofftePresbyterian Church to the small national churches. He choir will rehearse. >'ill hold a lake sale, Feb. 18 at also taught at the Evangelist Sunday: 9:30 a.m., church Elm street, Westfield, starting School, training young men to school will hold its regular ses- It 10 a.m. teach in village schools, and carry sion. 11 a.m., the pastor, the Rev. the gospel message with them. William T. Kennedy, will preach; Mrs. Whittier taught the -women church chorus will sing. and girls, helped to care for or- 3:30 p.m., a friendship hour will phaned children, and supervised be held. Mrs. Hazel Alexander IHI SMALLEST, the work at the hospital, when the is chairman. 7:30 p.m., Mt. Zion AME LIGHTEST regular nurse had • to be away. Following this stay in West Af- Church of Plainfield; St. Thomas HEARING AID IN rica, the Whittiers returned to the of Westfield and St. Luke will United States. Here they remain have their regular union service. ed for nine years, during which The Rev. Mr. Wright will speak. time the Kev. Mr. Whittier had a Prayer meeting every Wednes- HISTORY! pastorate In Helena, Mont. Then day at 8:30 p.m. they returned to Africa. For many years the Rev. Mr. Whittier had Elected Commissioner been interested in photography and this hobby now was put toTo Church Assembly use. He was appointed to inaugu- rate a program of audio-visual The Eev. Delwyn R. Rayson, '•"TWICE HI ii,e. WelgSl about evangelism and education in West pastor of the Community Presby- Africa. It is of this work which terian Church of Mountainside, MAKE JK DATE 8 the Whittiers will speak. was elected a commissioner to the Cbrif/! Comfort! Convetifenc*! Leader of devotions of this 167th general assembly of the TAKE A DRIVE ! meeting will he Mrs. Robert \V. Presbyterian Church, USA, to be held in Los Angeles, Cal., May 19 nl Haase. ""'' «- "one conducltoa ta» The morning program will be- to 25. gin at 10 a.m. ^with mission sew- Election of the commissioners ««r TIMI-PATMINT MAN ing:, cancer dressings and the fold- took place at the Springfield Pres- ing of gauze bandages in the as- byterian Church Feb. 1 at a meet- FRANK N. NEHER sembly room. The missions study ing of the Elizabeth Presbytery. PRESCRIPTION OPTICIAN class will meet at 10:30 a.m. in Other ministers elected were the 2ENim HEARING AIDS the younge, under the leadership Rev. Bruce W. Evans of Spring- 21 Hast Fifth Street of Mrs. Frapwell. A sandwich field and the Rev. George W. luncheon is scheduled for 12:30, Christian of Bethel Presbyterian Ploir.rteld, New Jersey with dessert and beverage to be Church, Plaintield. HA1NFIEID 5-8543 provided by Mrs. Edwin N. Funk's Laymen chosen were: Elmer R. circle. Finney, Rosclle, moderator of the Elizabeth Presbytery; P. Garry Polehmus, Roselle and Walter A. Scharr Jr., Hillside. The latter three serve as elders in their re- spective churches. The session granted the Rev. Mr. Rayson permission to attend the meetings, making a stopov<;r in Chicago to visit his family and alma mater, MeCormick Seminary. MS S«f»r "Be" flolMiir Coupt, A Cn.inl /Mor> refill. Methodist Women To Attend Quiet Day If you've driven a "Kockcl" Engine 0M»mol>ilc Ueforo Methodist women of Westfleld —or talked willi an Oldsmobilr owner—you Imvn a hint will attend a pie-Lenten quiet day All New, All the way through, Time, freedom, high.quality service are Monday from 10 a.m. to 2:30 p.m. of what'B waiting fur you in tlic Super "lit!" fur '55. Hut at the Crnnford Methodist Church. only nhint. Umitifii! lliis year's "Uocket"— lliu vxciting all worth moneyl A good laundry's Mrs. II. S. Orth, apiritunl life sec- powered toy "Rocket" 2O2 • new "Rocket" 202—tops even tho ruinous "Horkcls" of retary of the Southern District llm past. Wo could lull you how it melts uwny the miles worth plenty, but actually costs you less Woman's Society of Chrifltinn Service of the Newark Methodist anil fliiltons Ilic hills. Inslraid, wn'11 Icl tlio "Uorkct" «ld 'hem home laundering. Compare and Conference hns planned the day tli« talking. So romo in soon. Tliis "l!f!" for '55 in even of spiritual preparation for the livolior tlmn it is lovely ... ami that's roiilly aoincthingl see. Lenten season. The Rev. Rolimcl Luerlch of Brndfon! iwenm-, district superin- tendent of the southern district; the Kev. Daniel 8. Bowers, assist- 1989 OLDSMOBI l_E ant mitii.iti'i- of the WeslflcUl Meth- odist Church, nnil lh« 'u'v' Aliiert SEE YOUR NEAREST OLDSMOBILE DEALER IVORY DRY CLEANERS Allingcr, minWi'r of the Criiiifonl Mc'thndiat Church, will lrail In AND LAUNDERERS meditation. NORRIS CHEVROLET, Inc. 116 PROSPECT ST. I holievc in freedom—social, Authorized Dealer for Your Own Town WE. 2-5020 economical, domestic, polltival, Tel. We. 2-O22O North and Central Aves. Westfield, N. J. me n tit I and spiritual. — Elbert Ilubbai'd, FOR THB BEST USED CAR DIAL...LOOK FOR OLDSMO BILE'S SAFETY-TESTED SEAL — W. H. S. Quintet Scores Hip Bound Brook f Elizabetn 58-5(1. Breaking officers fur In Rec League on Country Club. ! Final Period Tie 1 ;s-- Fa . 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THE WESTfTELD at ru v f s Red Cross Campaign Chairman on t *ee I* Hi i Names Six to Fill Ke> Positions ITS BARON'S P.C" Ixnsia J D tf a« J«SS Mounter di »i V B- 6~ I • Ctess campaigns ta* &. ft- p Top Mixed Team ^sder wgj t e eaa cf FOR YOUR Stanley H Br ;v» „ r Fi- L' -e C e Men - vice cha:rmarj M>« C« . h .- . - • I't Mass as serret-ar} E a Pat.t ti 'i Co re C ut smith area a «..< > < L "*. d nfi[. r Cf trt n P «n Of •>Oc f A EOD- Hirr «n b w re VALENTINE Kt3 tic-» and In ted s, charter member of the st\V:ng and merchandising- d vision of the Research Institute By the cup or of Ajnerica. member of the town GIFTS Board of Adjustment and a ni:m of other societies. ' by the pot... ! Mr. Mahoney is a life long re Reg. $4.50 ' ident of WestfieJd. He attended Westfieid schools and was grradu CHANEL attd from Georgetown t'niversi'x LUCIEN LELONG in Washington in 1946. From w Ifiii to 1950 he was assistant set retary and treasurer of Jerr\ INDISCREET No. 5 O'-Mahony, inc., national builder M i \ On e of liming cars. From 1950 to theJ r -r I ti pie-ent he has been employed a lr\ 'iaftt-r COLOGNE tieasurer of the Jeromah Co., an | t la ei investment company. Mr. Ma tOILIT WATER honey resides at 265 East Dudle Special avenue. Mr*. Bauer has been appointed)^ ; to spearhead the drive for funds $1 .95 for the Red Cross in the Moun- Jov $0.00 tainside area. Mi's. Bauer, the 1 3 wife of Magistrate Jacob R. Bau-Violet Byrnes .. U. er, is the mother of two children Stew Kit-Z' r ... 1 i and is an active member in theBetty B.,ktr !-- T. Ventisiug3'=* . !••* Mountainside PTA and Newcom-Al HiJi ]»• Reg. $1.50 ers Club. Prior to her marriage, Mrs. Bauer attended Harding In- CHRISTIAN stitute in Texas. Well known for ROBINS Joe Krupco .... 1S1 YARDLEY RICHER COFFEE her organizational ability and Jno Kvrncs .... ITS leadership, she has in the past J. Gars' 131 K. Marvosa . . .. I-"'-' D'OR Bank, New York. Before she served as director for the RedChas. Jiost: ISu SOAP r^ and Loan, president of Cross drive for the Mountainside Hi|rfiianil ^wimniinjr Club, chair- moved to Fanwood two years ago. Totals .«:* she was engaged in various Scotch area and has been active in fund COiTIiT.S with English Lavender TOILET WATER INSTANTLY man of Troop 141. Boy Scouts of K. Hobinson .... is* raising campaigns for the cancer America and since 1951, has taken Plains activities. Miiry .Saparjto .. 135 13S COLOGNE FREE Mr. Hariey moved to Westfield drive and other charitable organ- Marge Mildin .. 9» !27 part in Red Cross drives and Unit- M V* .iltonowski 159 OR PERFUME from Pittsburgh and has been ac- izations. Mrs. Bauer resides at ed Campaigns. He is a member Uill I'»-rry 1>1 ITS .. .yet you save 3 ways! tive in local affairs since his grad- 297 Indian trail, Mountainside of the College Men's Club of West- uation from Westfield High and attends St. Paul's Episcopal Totals Both for MM TOO MIT IT, you I«y less held, Phi Gamma Delta, Sales Ex- School. In 1941 he received his Church here. ACORN'S 123 in than for other top quality Instant ecutive Club of New York and bachelor of arts degree from Cor- I C a i coffea and much less than for Mr. Conlin is a member of the l""r.1 « °". .'.:: ill 135 Corinthean Chapter of Royal Arch nell University, majoring in eco- 111 lnu Kgular collet. Kew York and New Jersey Bars, j l>orix Maddad .. l.'S 177 $0.00 Masons. nomics. At college he was active He is a veteran of World Wars I i $1 .50 WMM TOU MAM IT, you use lea ..-111 190 e Mrs. (-Jabelmann has been active in KOTC, Phi Kappa Tau andand II and was awarded the Pur- (•cause Edwards is 100% pure with the locai Red Cross since Alpha Semach, honorary frater- 3 ' ' 1 2coffee—rich coffee from choicest pie Heart for gallantry in action YANK'S VJ4'J serving as fund drive secre- nity. For three year.s he was a with an Oak Leaf Cluster. He i Hob MlMcn ...'. 1ST coffee beans, "Deep Roasted." tary. She i» also a staff aid chair- member of the varsity crew. He mm* TOO lUVt n there's not a was a charter member of the Mar- | sucYr!iui™ii 13 3 man secretary to the Camp Kil- served as a Navy pilot from 1941 tin Wallberg Post of the Ameri- rincn I*apa'X-io 1S5 we, Reg. $25.00 drop of waste. You make exactly .y Andersen . . 1T6 141 Reg. $5.00 3whmt you want-when you want 1L mer Council. She is active in thethrough 1945 and was on board can Legion and has served that Fanwood PTA and Fanwood Gar- the USS Block Island when it was organization as post, county and Totals S10 den Club. She is married to ansunk. He possesses two Presiden- department of New Jersey com- U1E11AKDS LUCIEN official of the Chase National tial Citations and the air medal manders. He is also a charter PapaiMlreu ... US 141 152 CIROS Featured at SAFEWAY 1'nriandrt'M. Uti 151 171 li'fi llurno ... l'JS 115 13'J LELONG ic !)il'ri«o .. 13U 171 110 lU-Oiirroll ... l'JS l'J3 151 ESSCENT Totals 75S sis 723 PERFUME MARKS5IKK ob l'erry 167 153 irllnc Morgan ., 14- 1U5 143 ASSORTED Terry HI 11.' 127 4 Scents Matone .... Ill TOP ACTION! rU-u ^pciu-er U0 no Xwo brilliant new engines! The flashing, high-economy 6 in the low-price 3, the FowerFlow 117; and the 167-hp Hy-Fire V-8. 155 .00 Totals 7S1 $0.00 Fours Regain 10 3 GET TOP SIZE! Bowling Lead FRESH Reg. $4.00 Famous Fours returned to the Plymouth's the biggest, longest, lowest of the low-price cars! You'll enjoy more room inside and a smoother ridel ead in the Mixed Deck loop Sun- WHITMAN SILENT lay although losing two games to •lifty Nines, -when Famous Fives, NIGHT n the lead last week, lost throe CANDY ;amcs to Lucky Deuces. Atomic Toilet Water, PerfutM Sights also swept, whitewashing and Atomizer GET TOP STYLING ! Terrific Tens, Super Sevens won HEARTS .wo from Easy Aces and Tricky ALL FOR New, forwaTd4ooking styling. "With the new Full-Viev? windshield that's stcept back to give you the greatest visibility in the lowest-price field Sixes two from Happy Treys. Hitting high scores were Tony Tomaio 216, Arty Bonnetti 211, $0.00 Dick Kodatt 211, Ace Pctrozelli 206, Jim Kepner 204, Charlie Ro- 59c p mano 202 and Tony Busichio 201. U \v. i.. i-'umous Fours ..... 35 Flashy Flvia .... Famous Stork Club K.ij'y At-cs 31 H -B'.s Reg. $2.50 .Uomk- Uishu 31 2U Nitty Nines :'JV4 i*'.i Tricky Sixes :'J 31 Hur>*:r Sovi-na -'7',^ O'J'.j Terrific Tens 25 31 SORTILEGE MAIS OUI Happy Treys 23 «7 FUA&UY FIVES TOILET WATER TOILET WATER Ony. I) 175 1 Jo 126 S-ipaplto, iL 111 13S I'itp;i!l(JITU. X, .. 1UI l.'i ; iiparil'J. M 1'jii 158 Totala 61tl 551 $ 1 .39 LUCKY DECCEb $0.00 larrlg-i'ii, T 177 PS 1 ll.nldad. J 152 155 1'IS Leopold, A US W5 liusieUlo, T 173 151 201 I Totala 570 607 TJllClvV SIXES Saparlto, 1^ .... 1 I* 195 Klttrell. U. H7 l.",0 lVn^a. U I'.i'j 112 Hi lsli, i> i:.3 l:;o ID! Totala S71 017 HAl'I'V TltKYS Mlllor, I' 1SJ ]3l KiKlmt. 11 Iv7 1 10 l)J HANOI-CHARGE Mllclr. U ;.7 mi 111 KtKlau, D ' 1;7 ^i 1 1 Si ToViila 33 iK TKti TE.VS 1U44-.K). l> > 133 fhouftl. r. J l.-.i 171 13 t-.ipuiu, M. ! '•Mui,. M. :::::: ,5; ;•,•; K^rV'j."^1;.: \-.i !;?: THIS YEAR OF ALL YtAHS, LOOK AT ALL 3j Best buy new; YOU'LL SEE FOR YOURSELF WHY better trade-in, tool THE BIG SWING IS TO PLYMOUTH. SEE IT TODAY. DRIVE IT AWAY! Kin'n.'i.i'' ; !;'' ln i"s 1 '•'•" • '• -!•> IT1! l;ir, Happy HrtMay lo lft« Boy Scoufi ol Am,,Ka-4S ytori oU Ihii noiiffil loub • '••'•" «io tin OPPOSITE RIALTO THEATRE 243 E. BROAD ST. To! i ' "--j.'sV'^"iC; l;v GET PLYMOUTH '55 f"'!',!1^, V ]jl 1-7 11,. PRESCRIPTION CHEMISTS Wymoutft tfoatoM are H*tad under "Automobile DnUrt—Plymouth" In your Cl.ulfitd T.ltphont Dlraetory I'. livongislLta", *|| 5,] '^! Phone Westfield 2-6680Sons". C'ur- Student Council, Senior Chorus, 1261 I' •Ha! Bl ly tagre managpr of the Play- a iun fr-*-»ngu t "e ^- i ! r- <• « - •Bt: k 8 d < d « he has done backstagb e and Announcement was made that her a *d or- I* '=* ' •.•• ••Taming of the ... work. Graduated Mr. and Mrs. Walter VanHoesen, My reception I r -H.M.S. I'ir.afote' ami tU|ue- '• >OTI of IM J C "-^re F .. h.r j.1 Shre from Lehigh with a degree in en-Mrs. Edward Hatfield and Mis. jrationa. f ru-Ji » •«•• re *" "Die Fieiermaus"; Coliege Clubs gineering, he is aviation fuel co- Vander Meulen would attend the Mesd»me« W 111 » ra B 'i r*e -Dak Tower" and the Musical ordinator in the New York manu- luncheon in the Essex House, New- was planned Fi.r J r Club's "New -Moon". facturing division of Ess-o. ark, given by the sons of the DA-U H*raian f j r>3 p«rtx Mrs. Willis S. Me-rtyn of 13G Miss Frances Stiles will portray Keb. 22, at which CJenevai MacAr- John B. r-.t J.. April 13. E/Sr.ifhsm p:ace will play Mi.. Yo;k, en, . f.im 5> Mrs- Synsford Hill in the pioduc-: tl,ur will be the guest of honor, in fifteen Peane, Prof, lligg'ini' house- tion. \Vell known to Westfield au-; »,irs. VanderMeulen read the of L. Mulestr-i of TST w^h to present one c-r more keeper. After receiving a bachelor | ^•c^"jIy^--s--u-e5 appeaied in > proposed revision of the Constitu- its re*5tme»J t« Sklsl- IX* &f the aZifr: I'ne movie- &t other gatherings. of art degree from Ohio SuteLm-1 c „ club Uy "Goodby=, | tion and by-laws of the National toor* Celleg* ifttl i wtek's skiing The r.\rr.s "wiU ineludt: ''Freedom verity, Mrs. Martyn d^d graduate j ^^ an" at* &i Qmlttjr meaning- of brotherhood, and what ;t tiny not be adver$c£y THOMA? A. MARSHALL JR. w«ttoui Editor'*; A««sclattM means in their o*m live*, they can con- 3**5* W i*>itl€--5 avenue •e it d-oe^! The irrartt. tribute to the res! spirit of Brotherhood Additional Remom LpPH«.-atIOC -&-Q&)Q be ft Wark." tsion "Whose Ox h Cored?" THURSDAY. FEBRUARY 10, 1955 for 5:h# "tbteos or pur- Editor, L^a^ier: Take Heart and Give ssme plan-" On Thursday. Jy.. 2*. * p«.-£«*:: February — Quite a Month Citizen? of \V«--ifct!d wilt be given 3»D. ding of ihe zoning hear;r.^ »•« K-t!rf ty r*e Boars *i *Fhe trees stand wistful in the square. e iiiituirht of t'r.o afternoon ot [dent.f>in$r bullets sra Iktard ua> the entertainment by tfie sixth ur«s for det*-r7n.Rin£ w 'eriadei-, of School 'I who SAIIR sev- ^ _c"* Z "- i" Problem* 1. Your automobile ogency sells direct from the factory wrjleh doe< the mono- used in a enn e -Mr eia( -ongs urtoei the leadeiahip o jiofd the exam.1 0.' t ^o »: |.\ri= DIXOF Seveial of t!,e si factoring. You con purchase the auto from the agency with confidence. a crime 5