•' 0- •• • >v.....•'''•'' THE' CRANFORD Cl'l'lZKN AND CHRONICLE, THURSDAY, APRIL 1, 1954
„_„*•' ' f .-'••/ Army last April and completed") it was announced this Ore ensemble singing two selec- v ' • basic training ot 'Camp*' Breckxn- tions, ~~ Scout Wins Citation Cranford, Garwood T(, £•,•''>.?' ridge, Ky. - ,, •-.,< .^ Prindpalls. i»=the firmvare Anne's Albert and Artn^-Meurer, and pur- y groups will be Joyce Skgggs, . ' ' " | !f • • -. ' |friMt&-iihHeart^^v«^ f' tl e business is the sales WiUiam Canteen Dances Planned Jacobsen. Jean Belden,- Susan Maher, eighth grade Cranfqrd wasUwong j l Tjnioa and service of, domestic water soft- Laird-and Carole Smith. James •student at Sittj Michael's School, re- County communjjte^hich-ibppa 8 For Local Young People ceived a heroism citation recently Lenney of the musk; faculty will their quotas In tfie annual i^, GAR\yoppj— A teen-age can- also play several, accompaniments from Union Council, Boy Scouts of iiineiabfe on the. organ. . •; America.- - raising drive of the Union Com,,. * Church Cagers Defeat teen dance will be -''sponsored fTC Proceeds f/om this concert past winter, he res- Heart Association. Untj seventh and eighth grade students Central Railroad cf-New Jerseyj go tow-artf the' Organ Fund;,. cued an eight-year-old boy from Cranford's goal was $2 IM .» has- bten authorized by the Public 8 Fire Department Teams by the Recreation Commission ""btT-j Hammond -organ was purchased the -Rahway River. He is a mem- and $3,418 Wgs raised. Ga'rwol 0AkW(H)D ITENILWOBTH Utilities • Commission for the high school auditorium last ber, of Boy Scout Troop- 78, spon- also exceeded its goal ol $502^32ih. For .Recreation Title Lincoln School ^tomorrow night, it effect on ApriA l 25 a complete revi- b} 1 December. . . ' .- sored by^St. Michael's Church. collecting *745.06U . , ,GARWOOB~ Winning-a play- was announced by "Joseph Troiano, sion of its' main line train schedule. Concert t 1 Vol. LXL No. 1L d u second tclass off contest 4>y-a-4core ofTjSO to 47, director of. trie Friday night affairs Under . the new plan, Cranford GRANFORD, J&- ^a^fr. the.team sponsored. byjrlHeuChurch DOWN Fii-st There were more than 100 present train, wilt-.rnake enough steps KoP _js5treet to retract a plea of non vult MONTHLY to' watch.>'thewgaine> ' .'-••-..• •-.-;.,'. jie ori- April 9. fill its cars and then jjroceed non- iy the Music Department, Twenty High School Students 'ord High School; The .„.. -,„ .„.!:„. . .*„_ «-l_3akjJjg an(j 1 __ The Fire Department, ttam "Won stop to. Jersey City. Evening ^ entering in . v._i. Twenty Cranfdrd High'.School'students, including 11 seniors Die first round of league compe-. muter tran-s will reverse the-pro" Glee Clubs, High School Glee March 23, 1953. __L:J and nine juniors, have been elected to the National Honor Society. -". tition. and lost to St.'' Anne's in a xwiure=_No_prpVision'Js^. d^to Clubs, Choir~and~Orchesira"Twlir — Stewardship- Tby-passed stations up the •nc :"A"ncw pjea of not guilty was ap-^ fTHey, JolrThirie junior's7^h"6"were^elected'"'•to> the l^!efy"la^t~iyearj' • —recent;contest to deciderfirst'placc takopart. ',, •: , '' ...«..-" A BRANI^NEW in the«e thci^i'td sl.tn' c»\ku^c Contest Entries ule.- Stations between Jersey City wh(J wdsTguest of honor Tuesday planned • concluding with the en-'not .disclose, details!;' :pl"L]Juj.ed.-luTirU|ii;)i'tor^'l)tiild'ing on .: the winnere aand rurtners-up by aijd Cranford will ]6e served, by evening at a dinner at the Eliz- KOOF -^ SIDEWAIX -PAINT JOB Margot Stein, David Crarte; B^r- *-: Oh Fund Canvass Committee ' -Mrs. H. C: Werglano^. seunce'd iipii'oiritinont ,'. of'f Ed- •' f'i'viv .. ale and Leonard RataskiC . of .the. ) 1cni>'p:iii'ii. ll;irold wood boys. Interested boys 13 announced in June; following A new partnership, the A &• A ElJ 2-2340 Ramsey, IVlabyn Reeves^ .Nancy 'Comptoh. "of'-t^ht; Suhuihtm Trust ill .". years of age and older" are re- judging in- Cleveland, O. By DeMolay Mothers - Soft Water Equipment Company, The annual spring concert of; l 12 North avenue, west, has! been 137 W. 2nd Ave. Reinert, Gail Sassi and. Elinor Company-will server ;m. trt';isuri r. . quested to get in touch, with Entries from' St. Paul's Were as .Fund-raising projects were dis- •Steams Cranford-High' Schbolwil^beTire^:" '"Mr. Ctftiper "t-xpIiiiMod th.'" "1U . director. '-,':.. follows: d-' 'y Mrs. .Hettie MMeiee r aa t aa ; At the organization meeting of scnted tomorrow evening TrFlhef" dates for the -driw-woro seloctetl r-?f^i' *f ••'. Group A. Learning.'About Jesus:. meetirig of the Mothers' Circle of ..'•,...'• Men In Service. Dorothy Ann Griffin, "Jesus; '• theBremner Chapter, Order of. DeMo- the group,. Rudolf Metzner was school auditoj-ium at "8:15 by the to include twrt week-cuds, during., -ii GARWOOD — Army Pvt. Wil Church- and Me," a poem; Shirley lay, at. the;" M&sonic. .Temple last elected president and-...Blanche' Music Department. ' Wenzel, "The Cross Road,*' .a poem. Thursday night.' Mrs., Betty Cic- Farina secretary-treasurer. The made to sittair/ the RO;II. liam R^Staruck, son of Mr. and / Among the groups performing Mrs. Andrew Staruck, 96 Third Group B, Becoming a Follower cone presided. ;..:...' Cranford Chapter of the National . The squad hTop,"-"People Will Say We're in Joint Ceremonies scholastic average for juniors; is month's.fund drive. •-j'. . .-' , ; JOHN J. DIFABIO at the'regular meeting qf the Gar- Receives Bowling Award drive, which is aiming at -contributions, of $2,S00, the largest sum Love"'- with Marjorie Reinhart as 942 E. LINCOLN AVENUE vvoodRtjpublican Club in Bay Leaf .: GARWOOP^-Higgin B. Bilins- 4.5 wnere A gra,fle\is equal to fiyc soprano soloist and "Oklahoma" by .- Aftfer~~vieiiVing polor samples- at ever sought, for this purpose in Cranford, is .scheduled for May 2 8, For Post ami Auxiliary the meeting, squiid members voted Memorial Hall. South' avenue, at sk'as' of: 423 Myrtle avenue has re- and a B equal to \our. Seniors the'Girls* Ensemble. Boys' Double to have their first-aid ambulance CRanford 6-1105 8:30 tonight. The public is. invited ceived an, American Bowling Con- \. „'-.' .... ,"'.. ''."."'— ". .••and coincides with a nationwide Officers Saturday Night must have a 4.2 average to be eli- Quartet and the Choir:-"- __j~--'- to attend. Refreshments' will be painted a light gray, with ired aii«Jn gress award for rolling a perfect 1»y*rT|'T TV -''-. J crusade against mental illness that gible for consideration. Charac- The second part of the- prograpi^ [served- '•''••••,- ; ' • 300 game in the Hyatt Inter-De- wil1 GCorge IT. Hilbert will be in- eggshell leathefr for the interior. ITJLV XVCCOrO be conducted by the National ter, service and leadership also will also include a clarinet solo, partmental Bowling League at the stalled as commander - of. Capt; affect a student's eligibility- Delivery^ of the . new vehicle Is Hy-Way Bowl;'Union.' . . Assotiation for Mental Health. i4 scheduled for-the middle .'of. May.'- SOCIALS Bufalini as the featured: artist. The ,,,JHenry William- Pickarski,- Jr.. Pour co-chairmen ..have been Veterans of Foreign Wars, EUC- J Membors of ' the squad have ' C»rls Glee Club will sing "Alle- been, invited to attend the first- so~n -ot Mr. and Mrs. "Piekarski of Having soup? Sprinkle wtth MM at named by Mr. Crane to assist in luia" by Mozart, "Thq Green Cath- TIME TO 500 West street, has been initiated The «ait| you've worn and love A for yean... ceedjng-Anthony ZRUBQ, and/Mrs. showing-of. 1954 Miller-Cadillac th« 'following: buttered, popconv the organization of the drive* V. L. Brinkerhoff will suofceed edral" by Hahn and "Without A ambulances' similar to the ". one into Omicron Chapter of Psi Upsi- Cheese toast, bread sticks, toasted lon Fraternity at'the University of and here's why women make Handmacher their which for the first time in Cran- 1 Song by Youmans.\'+ purchased for uscs~Kere, in Tea- bread croutons, crumbled cooked Mrs. Henry Schwarz as president \ Arthur Kiamie, Charles Ray -aw^ Illinois, .where he is .in his sopho- 1 Local Agency Handled ford will be conducted oh a hriuse- neck - later" this month. mbre, year,. .. , " ' bacon. -: chopped "parsley or ohlvea.; one and only suit choice.! All. are created in of the Spost's a'uxilia joini Robert Pizzella, cornet trioi #,750 Transactions— tol^iouse basis. They are: Mrs. vly Fifty-four applications, totaling •president of the Union County School Boards Association. and April 3, it was announced this manager of the local Johnson and "Hallelujah _Amcn from "Judiu placement fund turned" over tc/the Johnson plant, who *will handle 106. boy weeks, have .fcce.n repeiyed " x The nominating committee, headed by'Mi's: G. Holmes Williams old Municipal - Ambulance jCom- detailed and newly colored. So come in and ,\veek, by William C.. MtPherson, for the coming season at the Cran- "Ain- local agent.'. This is believed to be industrial collections.' . a That Good News" a spiritual ar- of'Crawford; submitted its report at «i meeting pf-the executive com- "mittec. see for yourself;..choose from oar distinctive ford fcbys* Camp at Silver Lake, It. was announced that members SMGSCMNim Har»ld\.Comptpn' of Suburban.' rangeg d by Dawson. mittee-of .me dissociation Monday*—— r ;—;—>—;—-————. •a li'ew local record for, number of it was announced • this .week by N of J the, Cranfotd uiril_MilL_jaln_ Easter collection tomorrow! YouTl find a suit Trustr'Cbnnpany will, act as treas-r Registrar Willis C. Bird following The orchestra -will play :"Mcrryj-«^'tmmg^in\:Ro^ler^-hcTyccttori, • transactions handled; Mr. Mc- Kquads from the Secooti District 1 urer "of the^ drive. Local clubs the annual camp reunion Friday 'W«i.» h«by T^hnLeharr , «Q;;>W"Siesta"' Kby« Isic.L...- wil«l .b. e .hel »,d\ . a dinncdinnerr mCmeetinetinsg' especially for your JBgure. .v we nave Pherson stated. • :>f the New Jersey SJititp Council and: organizations -have also been night in .trie" First "Presbyterian aac, • "Russian Airs" arranged by u 61 h May 6 at the Red Cross >f First Aid Squads Ui helping the L Of. the total, 20;507 represented ked for special-gifts in support ChurchJ BourdoRnllrrinn nnrandl /"A«-»1K*C* Ivif«>V bKiyr TJ. Phone CRanford 6-0080 for a ORA |jreK7K ) Pepsodent Junior and Proportioned Pins sues! of the -driyc. •. Backing up the Strauss. Park. Hotel. PlainKJeld. Carteret-First Aid! Squad celebrate river's licenses and 14,145 were This-marks-the-heayiestropeninfe taxi. There's nothing mlasine SMUV HODOtMff- house-to-house-._campialgn will be Like the^ds," a Spanish folk Mr. McClintock V serving- as' :ts twentieth anniversary this • ruu« iMtvt uik. SO* | «»Ifitr hint *t.lS "•for passenger ""car*" tags. There rpgistration in the camp's 27-year «i turn tun ... 4*< an ^organization of district cap- (Continued on- wtge eight)\^ Sunday-' from oqr taxi, service. It offers t.« vor^$t.1O «« IMn 91.10 §U1T SALONS SECOND FLO08 history, President Charles C. Good- Near Goal convenient; ernomical trans- OMtuiuiuii'-•: 43< tains-and—eampaigff-woricc.rg, ac— 1 Capt. Harry ^P. Page presented •othfor «•» void* ta.3i iil'ic and 1,858 miscellaneous fellow, Jr ., reports, "and ..there is hisTreport for ] arch, showing that li- portation all the Ume. cording to Mr.- ';Criine. X This every indication that the Silver SptdolCamMMtiM items. organization is no\y-being dcyel- Collections Total he squad rrt;i; guests attended the re- OL$I4,405 Goal .'_. ized drive for funds- for mental Pcrs«>>ls wishing Ho contribute tlrivcr's licenses and tugs. He uhion at which Richard Lovclund, Crahford-Garwoodrkc^iilworth :e« the/sqUad's building fund now TAXI ! t>a|d they worked tirelessly" Jamp^directbrTTWas-introduced GOP'NK ; Cranford," said Mr. Crane. "'We gho u t the Seven-week GEOBGE U. HUBERT by Mr. Gpodfellow. Also intro- \te a .bigger job to do than ever raised. $1^,704.51 or 88 percent or chocEs**"to Mr. Compton at period, and there were few waiting cnted with a $25 defense bond'and duccd was . Stanlojf-iFj Graygon, CUAM OIL BRECK before, and all' of us in Cranford its $M,4O5\qubta in the current hi/ Cninford Branch of .the Su- 1-M i J W« liitiatn , • |s| tn& 1>MMH linos with the exception of those the *VFW 0080 t.« Val«« $3.S0 who lined up before 'the office Sheldon wrote^.tnc,' winning essay David Gorden of Lawrcncevillc Increasing problems being caused Candidates Accept V°Uf1.U opened in the mornings and dur- oil the subject,^"Build Through School, who' will return* for his erday by?paU^I O. Duiiliam, execu- W in.;, our society by mental illness .ing the fiiiallweek. • -•. — t . . ~ Citizenship,*, in tho^ annual contest third,season as chef; and several Invitations to Spealc tive chairman, Resi.di Kilnicr Leader imdtlOttt tan lead to the hospital cases and state-wide contest to be conducted American Legion,, and which-was gressman Clifford P. Case. GOP chairman of the finance commil- portant work.-*- i To Joint Meeting broken lives of -tomorrow. To in June. \ used at. the camp during the post candidate for United States Sena- tee of the Board of 'Education and Collections by districts in. Cran- «r«f Ottf For Cancer help" handle this enormous load, ' The new post.-commander, who sgason. \^ • ."-.'. • Gen. Ralph Zwicker, command-^ loth for tor; candidates, for the Board of was; defeated 4'or president by one^ ford .through, this week follow: ('Continued OH page eight) .' (Continued on page eight) A motiortvplcture was shown by freeholders and local offices. ^ nt of Camp Kilmer* has been irrv" vote in.February by Louis Trout-J District r£ $156.75; District* 2, Mt'Malion, Oiuirmait, :he Rev. Robert G. Longakcr and Weyman O. Steengra/e.presi-1 $3.X47?55 ; Di^ric^i t Sl.725.ll); ited to,speak at a joirit meeting DUB tliv V< refreshments were served_by the ^hfl?i_annbiinced_ihat-thc Wo- «ian. Mr. McClintock ulso headed DiKtwt4,*2;Hflr2!rri»t«trictTStDitt r JLJhXfiHiiuux—Lions CollegeQtubConcert camp"'trusteesr"H.~Stanley Miic- men's Republican Club und the the board's Long-Range Planning $425.75;' DIstricKa, $553.35; Dist-' nd K'iwanis'clubs-on May 4 in awcllcal C**\ Clary .Was chairman'of. the reunion • (Continued oti page, eight) {Continued on Page Eight) '(Continued .\ Jherlock Hall. ' ' • Wmiams HO m_ Tu Continue Research committee. ' ' "' . ... This • was announced Tuesday k . • &l IA1HIH A total of- $755.50 had" been Funds to ContiniieScholarsliips rt_ ii luncheon hinting of the Ki-.. > w Cfi-inforri lip tf> yester- TBefs oi tjfie •it UTa^kn^ HeHlauTSIlt. I3£5 SZ5' i.5al - Friday by the Cranford College thoroughly captured the audience ladies' night dinner-dance Tues- The first practice and tryont North avenue and Centennial ave- -• will bo held Monday ilt^the JccrelJiry Robert Stvveris charged CUTEX) EVENING; Club.th' assure another year, for its with their diversified -programs. lla tftpradtttf right* ' M«UI fill <•iety.it was annojjficeJl tyyj-HoAXrard day' evening in Plainlleld. W. J. session for the .Cranford Little nue from North avenue to Ifaiitan Ciisino. AH ivuents"of pii;t- iat lie was mistreated by j5<-' ? program • of . schplarship. awards, ("Mills and Locvvy literally brought •nut M. Siegei; local treasurer. Cran- Fredrick- of the Lions Club was League will be held • Suiurday road. . -^ ... - tivf. Little League pliiyc'rs are iii\ ...or. Josep,..h. McCarth....„ ,y, o..f...... J%..,.-. Mrs. Cerald. .TJiurstoii, club presi- down the house* with their finale, The . f<'ur tn:inagers ' who will vited to attend tho inoetiiigs, the jsjii»i dtlriiig the investigation «f the IOR IXMtT ASSISTANCI lortl's quota has been set at $4,000 master of ceremonies. morning' at 0 o'clock ut Memorial MOO! iliis year,'representing-a substan-i dent, announced. Sousa's '"Stars • 4ind Stripe's For- handle rjhy_,, 1 A 1 1 i • I1' ' T"1 ! Edward C- McMuhon. local jy art outstanding artistic success practice '"'were -- completed ;by jhe O'Brien "and"James"SUx-uni.Tohii | th....o .orgJinTssiitioTrTrn...fa...!.,..^...,. «•••.d• rUitctioiiiulUM'-WIIHJhg | v;illc<1>,,,,, ...IMvth«o lormcr Army dentist a but the, club's financial goal was elr numbers, especially County's 4th Lowest league iit a meeting Monday eve- KIt-iiraii will be |»luyei!.' ugt'nt for of the Uttle LViijiUo. "Fifth \Amendmoiit Communist." 'huirman', has announced that ap- thrilled the audience with their also surpasspd. Mi-s."-Thurston re- Cranford's tak rate of $6.21 ning at the Casino.. '.his league. " - , A.S t<\the practice and tryoul If Cicn«rul Zwicker Uccepts the, letters have been sent to ull rendition of Llszt-Kleinmichel's ported that at least $1,000 will be per $100 of assessed valuation, Because of the large number of The West League's ' manajlert! session Jjfe^tday, nil 'Cninford' Invitation, he will replace former residents, busine's firms and "Hungarian Rhapsody." D.A.V. DRUG industries, '.He urged townspeople uvuilable fo Crunford High School which .was confirmed this week applicants received to date, "the art.-: Howard :Arnescti. Kenneth boys.bjHBclr the ayt-s of 8 and .12 | New JersoV XJoveinw llarolti G. . t<> - retum—their • donations as senior girls'this year for scholar- The glee club performed most by the tJnion County Board of organization decided to form two M.vt-r, Joseph Mititoki and A. J. yho. uj^-inttrestfd in pluyi»u Hoffman of South Aruboy who dc- •lufckly as possible.- ships. The exact amount and dis- creditably in the-first part of the Taxation, is the fourth lowest in leagues of four teams each to be Barna. The plJycis'-asent Will biiscbalPur... . u.,J.- e ...i,.invited . to -.....:..,...participate, . •c |mo<| tne invitation. Mr. Hoff- Pointing out that great strides ribution will be Voted upon by progrum and excelled in the final the county. known as Little League of Cran- be- William Humphries. , Players u»-e requested to. bring m.nn was retently sqsiM.'ndi'd 1'ixJirj he club at a meeting'Monday eve- part. • " ford, West, and Little League of -Ar Monday's meeting, the /ol- their lown-gloves. ' his post as head of trie^ Division of ONITT CHAPTER. KO. M STORE li.rvte been, made in the battle Only communlltes~ with rates 34 EASTMAN STREET > CRANFORD ;ij*;iiri«!t cancer, Mr. * McMahon ning. . - ' ... Mrs. Edward George, general lower thun Cranford- thui .year Cranford, &ist. It is '"expected loWinU ptrinaTient officers- Were The initial tryodt session as well Employmcjit.-Security^y Gover- M. 8. Gumn, Service Officer pointed'out .that more funds are Featured at the concert^was the chulrman, announced that because arc: Linden, $5,43; Summit, $5.-. thut the East League will play its elected: JJ> »E. Ljiird,. presi- us subsequent Saturday practices nor-Robert .Muyncr. , CRanford «-93U dent; Charles* Gritliths, Vice- At the Kiwunis tnocting, Walter (Opp. Cranford Theatre) . 'Mireljr needed this_yea,r to con- Crunford Wen's Glee Club- under of the ten percent .reduction in ud- 46; and Hillside. $5.98. Garwood. games on u field ut Adams avenue will be conducted by the eijjht TO* Vuriotta M*au«* Spouontf ky tinue " the research "pwtgram andLJ the. direction of Henry Boardman misslon taxes, a refund is avail- with aerate'of $6.91, ranks elev- and Lambert street and the West president; Mr. O'Brien, jjecrctury; team niaiiauers, their coaclu s and Schweitzer wus presented wi(h a Breen'f Liquor Storm Tel. CRanford 64100 . bring this fight to a\ucccssful and • accompanied by Howard able to oil purchasers of tickets for enth among the. 21 municipali- Leugue at Lincoln und South Charles Pittweger, 'treasurer; and the two players'-JlUents. In thu thrx-e-yeiir pin by Calvin conclusion. • . Krippcndorf. The" grjoup was well the concert. AUimoney' not re- ties in the county, while Kenil- Union avenues. The dividing line Calvin Shire. Harold Brown and event of rain, the i|i;icUci» will, be was announced that the AjprJ •1 M. UNION AVK. (Store Aho in Westfield) Willjam Schmal. Jr;, trustees. plesentatioii of ."Harvey" Open Thursday Night 'ta 9 _The chairman also asserted that received by • the almost capacity funded will be added to the club's w.orth with a rate of $7.37, places for the leagues will be the entire postponed.-, until the jolluwitig (Continued on page eight) attendance. ^ . / .—••--••' scholarship 1 und. fourteenth. . • • length of Springfield avenue to I Another business-meeting of the Suturduy. (Coiitini • * \'c • -^ r ' /,. * V 1 11 JHgPPill^^P^ggyP^^g^f^P^Ja^^^Sp^WfKffil$2f&75%w i • i''tu'-"m' •I'li'iniMn ill ' Win in Hi ' I '•" " i niii'iiiiii'tliii nil ii ' '" mm I IH'I'I ' t T'l >-^-T..|. |t ^-^^a^————r- | p i *"T~~ '1**^ "* """" I"—*"" III' " """""""
'Cranford is. nou in'the midst of the annual dripe France hat the highest motmtala %••••• ii Europfl west-elf the Caucama, Ci for funds for the American Cancer Society, It's impera- Mont Blase, which tqwnu to 48.7S1 DftV CLfANBX A 1 INISeflO According to Size tive that Cranford and all the other communities reach ' tett ••' •;• ••• •' OVttSIZIO, IUFFUO MOtE America's Favorite Children's Shoes
: .• their quotas. •'•'•'.• • . ' '••;•'•". ' •'•;••'• ' ••.'•*: .•-. • .' : : " v->,:'.. . / • • • ' ;.'••••• •'.-, .' . • ' '• ' • • : ; •'•••• "'.. ' • , "'•••. SPREAD teiU progrtims to co disease icon* tinue on schedule. , . ,- We know you want to help but no doubt have operm I looked or lost the appeal letter. So won't you fust foop whatever you can afford into an envelope withy out'flam* and address, and mail it today to Mr. Hotcard Siege]t Local Treasurer, 27 JV. Union Avenue, Cranford, JV. /; >THER ••• IT'S. TIME TO BUY NEW
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W> crnaw A^ gmowiCLt, WmgpAY, APi^lr e, i°34 T]HE. CRANFORD, CITIZEN AND CHROt THURSDAY, APRIL. 8, \m iiSi^ f. F. JBurnash JNominatedlOWei/Zs Feted p Jo Hear Music Engaged Collegians "Corner I zones in preparation for the ppen-'| ers and administrators have com- proiect-but >he said it. will take^A^ril 20. their, vvdrkihg project *i;hurs- attended meeting, anfJLjvirSjJwilliam Smith' s June Wedding rustees Begin Study arid ^following. Students Perform Peter Wilson, 'a. senlop/at the •ling of- the two' new elementary pleted "their studies and turned a lot of study and-work before. ;H ing when members o'f n. enjoyed wJswelcomedat^asTweek'sineet- Of School Districts [schools Inv September, Mrs. Walter their reports over t&ihe attendance any final decisions'arc reached. music, singing, recitiitionn music teache; University of Malnp,lOrono,-M<>— 1 anH ini;' . The attendance committee of|J.'Conleyj, chairman,• announced. . committee._.. : games. " ~ • . :', , The olub will meet. again off at~-Crariford High School, \ is visiting his mother, Mrs. A, M* regu. Mrs, J. F.Burnafih, nominated yesterday for president,1. Wilson of Frarer place; .:.'', c Board of Educ.ationjiail>eguni.- Dr: Howard"Rt- Besf;"superin-j -Mrs. Conley said the committee By Hub Alfred-Walls was_ welcomed ^s Aprii 29 at Trinity, Episcopal present high* school students in an at its next-meeting 1 onj ^Caficer dressihgs\were made.^for br monthly meeting. by the,Wednesday-Morning Club at At Party afternoon of American mujsic^a vv'ork on its •redistfibtirig-of school [tendent of schools, said the' teach-^Jwill meet tonight, to "consider the; board a new member :at-^the F'ebiuiirv'.ciuirc-K." > meeting. meetiS'or Crane's f¥ordl3japter Ma^THcCorrnackT ion- o7 Mr ; Mr. and Mrs; James G. O'Neill, ,j Othersnominations include: Mrs, IL D.. Lennon, first -vlce- baugfiter of the American; Revol- and Mrs. "ML. McCorrriack of 9 pnssldent; Mrs. Elliott Moody, corresponding and federation secretary, Ir... ti Tuesday at 2T5."K"" Mrs. Hampton road, is home for the is "•treasurer.^ a sophomore, -•• ..'-•.- Members of: the-"rnomin1iting Betrotheri leighbors of Parkway .-Village. " Both' , instrumental and vocal "iteelwere: Mrs. E. C. Ear- numbers ' will be ^included in th< Mr. and Mrs. O'Neill arid their MaiMyjt* Mtiiirs ;ons, Owert, James and. Donald, Afinericatv mlusTc, folk music,.piano Orange avenue-a-iunlor' at i and Mrs. Clifton S. Prescott. r *ill leaVe tomorrow for Annapolis, | solos, s6ngs from musical snows Jefs>y • College .for, Womon, is '.'Mrs. ITred 'W. Mayer, program Md.. to visit their,'family, and^c arid con tem por a r y American amorjg 22 State University stud. chairman, presented a tentative • : ents initiated, into Sigma Delta | I Wednesday will fly to >Benver, music. , program for the following year. Assisting Mrs. Abram- H. Crow- national honorary Spanish society Also serving on the committee are ^olp., where they^wili live.' ell, on the tea .committee will be Tuesday—evening at J"Ie\v_Brun<- 3M«. Wayne Wltte. Mrs/"William From theirjfri6>ds attending the -j-Mrs: .HarryV D. Eennon, Mrs; .Otto wick.. ,: '•.. J. Collins, Mrs. James B, Waddill. G. Sickert and Mr?.... Albert J. Mrs. Lincoln Holroyd, Mrs. Charles party, the/ received a silver ctg- : Miss Carolyn Marino, daughter' Jbry and Mrs. Charles Van In- jrette box,'; " • ' "'...-,.. _••.'• Davies. ' ' •' • •. .•. ;..' . of J4r.. and-Mrs. A.-C.vMa,rtnD-,)f^ I 'Mr-i-and-Mrsi *mrmer Cranford Gift, 385 Ljincoln-ovenue, east, has It was announced by Mrs. J. W. Gerard MaHory; Mr. and Mrs. MISS NANtir GOODMAN named to the Dean's List at L H. Brockb»nk, president,.that Mrs. Edward Petersqn, Mr. "and" Mrs. Rutgers Senior Engaged Junior College, Auburndale, Waddlll will serve as year book Jbseph Antognin^Mr, and Mrs. Mr., and Mrs. Nathan R. Hower where «he is a senior. • ' • •; chairman for the coming yeaiv John McKay, Mr. "an«4_Mrs. Her- of Princeton, formerly of Cran- Miss Nancy Goodman Vs *•' Mrs; Lennon, membership; berTMilgratn, Mr. and Mrs. Rlch- ford; announce the engagement of Slates June Wedding ^ Hobart L. Bradbury of 13 ^ your Easter marketing list threaten to be as:long as.Brejex Rabbit's ears — and-your ' - their daughter- Miss Carol Hower, A&P's X5REAT ^A . .tfu&i£fh3.n».l requests any m^TTi^^j*. ard Wenrich, M^r. and Mrs. Walter -Mr»-~and -Mrs. -Herbert Van Buren avenue entertgine/nir* Customers* Corner ^shopping time as stort as hTslall? B? a smart sKopper and lockup at A&P now! We've; m Torphy; Mrs. Evelyn Wade, Miss to Thoroas Blaine Stadden, son ol desiring to transfer from one man of ip... Riverside drive, an- a supper bridge and canasta for , A&P Makes Youngster* Feel Big ... : membership to the other id please Mary Torphy; Miss Ema Audesirk, Mr. and Mrs. Clifford H. Stadden all the makings of the season's best dishes . . . and we'll eat our new Easter bonnets if FRUITS AND VEGETABLES "IP nounce Ihe engagement of their 14 guestsr—iffcrjdstec^Mis. Sol Shopping is a big job for youngsters, and most of inform her before April 15 so that Miss Mina Audesirk and Gordon of Johnson City. N.Y. Heal of Roselle Park, was co-host- you don't agree that values'are outstanding. Come see... come save at A&P! T Crarifor^v. . MI Miss Howe*;yis,. a igraduato of. daughter. Miss Nancy Goodman, to st them .take it pretty* seriously. They want to be action can >e taken at tbc, May ess. 'Guests present !ir• ' ' :." : - ••:"-'• tler , and ;Mry and Mrs^ Willard Schoql of Nursing, Plainfield, : Miss.Goodman is a graduate=of Eilizabeth: ' , : -1 _ • • I When your yo'nngstenl shop at A&P they are in Mrs. H. D. Lohman, chairman, Miss Lois Watson Saucrbrun of Westfield, Mr. ;and Mr.. Staddeii graduated from Mrs. John Thorn of Elizabeth, Mr. Cranford High School and is Mr. and Mrs. Michael .Bercik good hands. Helping hands,'too.. For all ;AaP em- and member^ of the literature ployees ate instructed to give special attention to the - committee^will present 'a • program To \ and Mrs. Loiiis Viggiano of Clark senior at Trenton State Teachers. f . 101 Columbia avenue enter- J 'special heeds of children^ All of .which helpx to of original writings Wednesday at Mr. and Mrs. H. Russell Watson Township and Mrs, undr.Mrs. Ra' College, where she is president of tained at duplicate bridge on Sat- Broiling and Frying Fresh—Large Spurt I make junior's job,and mother's mind--easier! 9:45 a.i#. at' the club's meeting of 12 'Herning .-avenueLannounce mpnd Griffithsi^f Buffalo.. N. the .College Social Board, and aurday evening. .Their.guestsJwerc- Mr. and-Mrjs; 'Cari-feiuer,-Mr^ — \ of their daughter, Miss GaWTSolstonTCarppt..., „ The wedding will be held in St. 'Vi afternoon for Mrs. John H. Bucher. the bride-elect is. employed at the Meats for Babies Street Corn Long «Isl late Mr. Richard Alya Dunbaden.. son of Mr. and Mrs.: Alyu Dunbadetuof Michael's: Church on June 26.' ^ Chicken Brotfc Marth taadlau i Mrs.. Henry F. Pylla, Mrs. Frank Plainfield-hospital. - Shainadorchoppad 18 Lincolni avenue,' weS't*. ''• ,' " "• r rcu»ib.75c Sliced Bacon Florida Grapefruit Madiumtiia C- Fyke, Mrs. Homer ...Mr. -Wtss;6lls.,is also an alum- Miss ElizabetK It Costs Rib Steaks ... -. The wedding will take-place in Jiine in Las Vejgas, Nev., Wail Brand 308 Manor avenue entertained at enter the Navy. ^ Mr. Rearick are sopho- ' - with a •/ ' "• Fratji or cornad ib. Pork Sausage . . Meat Pascal Celery *•* larg. .talk • • bridge on Monday, evening. Her Columbus, p., \0 years ago. Mr,, and Mrs. CampbeU operate the mores at the University of Maine No?; date has been ' set. (#( the p larga|AS ; n"' -..'••' • • ' • . :".••••.• • Fresh Broccoli From w«».m umi guests were 'Mrs.- Harold Wv wedding; Lake Worth Inn.' and \are spending their spring Stewing Beef «,55e bunch •* Laugnlln. Mrs. Roland Graham, cations here.'' -^——.The nrosnertivp cranforcl Higli MASTER FURRIER lib. Mrs. Nelson Lightcan, Mrs. War- Charloa G. jury of 113 Sfhnnl and ihf Aradcmy of Aoronauties at^JjaGunrdia Aiipuit.'.N. Yr 11.39V Backs :.!.• *ren -Olde, Mrs.' Hobart Cr.ee and Jda AiipuitN. Y Mr. and Mrs. William' J. Raftery. Eastman street Was hostess . on and is a member of Tau Alpha Pi honor society. Before" enteVing COLD FUR STORAGE T||»LMu» ' PSgrun quality — r»ady-»o-cooi Mrs. Robert «iggins of Cranford Johnson City'High School, John- f i;05 Blake-avenue entertained at IUIKD|» Soaf4to7lbs. New Green Monday•„ morning/at an executive 7 .Boneless Soup Beef and Mrs, the .Air Force, he was an instructor'at the Casey Jones Schbol of son: Cit£r NT Y? He is a senior at birthday party Saturday in ho- Richard Htammbck of board meeting/pf, the Women's : • MINIMUM BATES SHORTENING TfjvkAM* ' rilgrim quality — r*»dy-to-coo* . Ragalo Brand Aeronautics, Farmingdale, Long Island, N. Y. ^ ' / Salad Mix Jersey Cit; Civic Club Rutgers "University, New Bruns- nor of the seventh -birthday anni- MAXIMUM CARE^l " of - Lamb ••••••f» S!ta<20to24lbs. >vick," ahd'willreceiyeTiis'degrecrih' Park, Inc. versary of'"their son, William III." f INSUBED Beef liver spacuH «uct«d m .Halkowich, daughter of ceramic ^engiheering.. He i s a Quests included Christopher and In Sa(f-tarvjca maatdaph. • y Roosevelt avenue entertainesKon OB BEPAIBS FREE Unconditiorially guar- -and Mrs. Joihn Halkowich of Mr. Mrs. John El Koury of SCIAL^ Sunday in honor of their soil; Ron- member/of Phi Gamma Delta fra- fames 'Carlozzi,• Jack and 'Peter elus, Bepalrinr . 34 Iroquois road, celebrated her325 entennial avenue, entertained Virginia Wortley, daughter of ald, who was confinned at Stternity; and of/the Reserve' Offi- oerst; Ronald Frazer, Gavin Hur- anteed to be equal in Veal Roast Fine Qualify Seafood A&P's GREAT /k*-8*f&i> BUYS IN •.> Mr. and Mrs! Joseph G, Wortley.of cers/Training Corps. , '•:' CUSTOM CLEANING ••-fi fifth birthday anniversary on Sat-oh unday for 50 guests from Michael's Church.^Their guests ley, Kenneth Mdmis and Peter quality to any of the) Short cut—last wait* lb C urday with a party for heir friends. 22 Hamilton avenue, returned to The wedding date has not yetWard; Chops 09 DAIRY FAVORITES tfanfoid, Kcnilworth, JerseyCity, were Mr. and-'Mrs. John Smith, leading brands pf short- Hil :__Atten.ding werej Richard Devlin lewark and Linden. They en- Kent.Place School in Summit on Mr. and^Mrs. Dominick Colaneri, been set. • . „ " ' Bonalats ' Teddy Talcott, Dal* Talcott; Dayia Monday after trie Spring vacations ening. It's digestibU! Fancy Shrimp 7 . . . . . ter^tjpjpiLfw lhcir son. Duher, who She? was the- «ue»t of - her coWin; r^n^arty^ -Miss—Marian- -A.: -Schmitz- an,d leal JiwyflaU-FreihTtpQoilitj Ogdeh, Joey Treiia, Gary B. was. a. member of St. Michael's Clarence C. Schmitz of,.43 Holljtr- ^«*to **6». i^., . Hip and thouldar cuh , Hal Betsy- Ann Francis of Newport, Micnael Drapuluk and" Mrs. Lcda Joseph H. Downing,-Mrs: Frank j la Spehowmuehyousave. lib. " PorkClM Fresh God or Haddock Fillet Richard Halkowich and confirmation class on Sunday. MISS MARJORIE BIRKMIRE " I., daughter of Commander/and Vadakin of Cranford, Mrs. Mary Gruber,, and Mrs. C. D.JCrenjer at- wooood avenue returned SundaSunda* WStfiSCPsiMtinctive Fur Shop v kowlch of Cranford. and B iby and Cantarcuh ' DUIICl (l» Vi Ib. prints) Ib. 65» ferick63< ; Birkmire, to" Albert -FletcheMrsr . D. F. Francis: Smithy and Mr. and Mrs. Peter tended the Elizabeth Women's Re- 106 E. BROAD ST. Loin Pork Fried Flouader Fillet .. f liscayne, Fla. . ; Buddy Halkowich of : side, In Mr. and Mrs. James ,Hay of Ro- Schopp, son of "Mrs. Albert W. Dilela of West New York, Mr. andpublican Club luncheon at. the SAVE •ontes't - the evening, Mr. and; For • piping hot ttaw rs. Halko- elle Park, formerly of Cranford, Schopp of Verona and Fire Island Mrs. Walter,. M. >Coop< Mrs. Joseph Smith and /Mr.' und Elizabeth Carterct Hotel last Fried Scallops . . . . . Gruyere Cheese wich entertained ooper of 03 WE 2-3423 Beef Kidneys 3K family, sup- entertained on -' Sunday ' at: a con-'N.Y., and the late Mr. Schopp, Jias Centennial avenue entertained at Mrs: Martin. Golda of Bayonne. • Thursday. \ , T^e Garden Department per for sixteen g its, from Crany firmationBarty for their daughter, bridge last evcnin'g-fnr Mi-s" illagc Improvement Assi ^"."Ss** Mild Cheddar Cheese "Harry Jb.'Johnson• Cottncil, ,io, ,..• v^_.-lr_ will meel at the . home/of JMrs. nepnc Miss Birkmire attended Cran- ard Guy, Mrs^, Robert' Ackland, C t drive side and Hasb/ouck Heights. -• Billy Daughters of America, Wfll cele- 4? entertained:on^ruesday Theodor* Ossmann, 4/Berkeley O'Donnell, son of Mr. and Mrs, Ridgciy C. Folk, Mrs."Hugh ! IT NOW! CreanrGheese p^i Mrs. James O'Donnell of 211 Elmford schools and Susquehanna Uni- brate its 18th anniversary Wed- evenin""""'"g" i"n ' hono r o'f *"— Mrs*' """=Willia- m place, tomorrow at 1:30. p.m. .Mrs. BUYS IN GROCERY NEEDS versity, Selinsgrove, Pa. She JsTaylor, Mrs. Robert Winkel, Mrs. •Sprlnc Coliectlon Of / A&P's GREAT Mr. and'Mrs. A. A. Bauer of 23street. There were 25 guests from Charles F. Hansel, Jr., Mrs. John nesday at a meeting in the Masonic L^of. 219' Arbor street. A. Willis of Summit will show Mel-0-Bit American ProcaucKaasa Mansiwir terrace \ recently enter- Cranford. Roselle Park and Gar-the granddaughter of the.-rrlate TenSpIe. Guesw_ will include Mrs. Twelve guests from .Cranford >were colored slides antKcommemV on dexo-29 77 . H. Vogel and Mrs. William H. SMALL FUM Jalned^at; a family dinner for 14.wood- . '"•••. •' . . William Harvey Blrkinire^ present. ' • .• .•.',.., ^ Chnrlostoh GardenSv- ' ' ' mr Cream cont. gue>ts from Jersey City, Verona known intcrnatlQnal architect, en- state councilor, who is the^puncll's IBn. m Cranford., The dinner marked Mrs. Carroll Frantz- of. 612gineer and author.^ She is em- paterhol mother, and Mrs.\Mar- The All-Purpose Shortening for For whipping ployed lay ^Es£o Standard j Oil Mrs. Ralph* KeiL ot/i€8 Hillcrcst I I S Beans twelfth birthday anniversary Brookside place recently enter- avenue- -entertained 'her canasta garet A.^Warner of.Crajnford,\the ij Heavy Cream Company^ ___ .• .' . •• 1 HomoganUad of their daughter, Carol, and thetained at canasta for Mrs. Vincent cJubjmJTuesday ^evening. Attend- council '. mother. " Mrs. Oharlotte jj CAKES, FRIES and PERFECT PIES —sixth birthdayarmivei sary of i BiJ^l rs; Francisr-bultcairMrsib T Mr, Schopp graduated from Up* Babph-wlH-beHln-tiiarge-of—ho -Jilr- '1 Fresh Milk son, Paul, C. J, Gregorace, Mrs. L. C. Tom-sola -College, East Orange, and William Gillinm, Mrs, Stephen 7 a. back, Mjrs. Harry C. Syvertseri; served five-years In World Waritt, Szabo, Mrs. L: M. Beachi .Mrs.' A&P Fucy Qulily — Wlite Hett .' Mrs..H, Grant Leonard-and Mrs.' Mrs. Robert-Amory and Mrs. Hugh in the _ 102nd cavalry (Essex Chester Van HirtunY and Mrs. G Troop). He is associated with Se- y Mr. and Mrs. Elmer S. Hoyt of GREAT A*-0*f&* BUYS IN William A. Olark; both of 12A Eng- Dunlop. -. , .. •• '.•" William Hauk. : , : / 7 English Village returned last Rohzoni Spaghetti Aerowax lected Risk^-'Indemnity' Company, \. • • v lish Village, recently returned week from, a month's stay in Branchville." . •• - v SpaflhaHintorMananl S«lf-poli«JiIng Hoot wak FROZEN FOODS I from a six weeks' trip-to Calf-' and Mrs. Anton Tinnesz, Jr., Mr. and Mrs. Willis Birdof 12 Clearwater, Fla., " • SinyfiaU of 92.. Burnsjde avenue-entertained• at a family dinner on Sunday for tWtwJrlMf- .- .?. Mr. and Mrs. George U. Hilbert 10 guests from. Cranford, Hillside of 710 Lincoln avenue, east, enter- and Elizabeth, in honor of the con- tained at a family gathering on firmation of their daughter, Carol Birdseye Pies /Sunday evening in honor of.their Prune Juice — 2^59* Fig Hewtons daughter, Diane, who .was con- Orange Juice Old South. firmed at St. Michael's Church that afternoon. Twelve guests were Clarence B*. Ogdcn of 32 Iro- B&M Baked B( pres£n^fjom Cranford and Eliza- quois road • sailed' for Venezuela bdth j BIrdwya -7 haat and urvo 'Oot-170 beth. • • ."~ l«v! AO-Parpna *e pis/** March 26 Gemlie Mew Englaid Ovn-laked t TM fp T. IOI ft PackK* i1tn.|kft.. 7^ i*nin,'- proper and just a little bit Sparkle Desserts^4^ 25c Soil ASP pra^oobd — haat and aat. 10 M. Me - flirtatious , .. our Hejautifully Pi9. *»••- Vi separates c nJohn 10 ex. _ ~ {lone Uttle"girjs* poats. Bring daughter caos 4# 4kP« glass «i4#< Evaporated Milk ^.HOU*. r^l •!« Golden Breaded Shrimp , ^' pig. SEE• -*» "•-'•• in to sep the charming styles: in : Dry Milk Solids 'tlW Cherry fine, quality fabrics with dainty4rims. Serve with B&M Brown Bread for 8 . . a- genuine '"dbwn east supper." . Likby'tfrnit Cocktail . .. "eirlS Goodman's Mains A&P'J; GREAT Ato-frfO* |UYS IN c "Him (o Hum ,1 ur selection Tomab Juice ^^-«« 2"^ t?31 Goodman's Egg JANE PARKER BAKED TREATS spring fabrics B&M Brown Bread 2'^29c MoH Ff l5car35« Hi4iatPeaiHt0il Pfantan at A—All wool fitted coat, mint, String Beans ^^ — *^ ***'• blue and raspbeny. PeUon fabrics center Sliced Mushrooms >•--'»•«• 4-0 Kosher Salt ".V;' Orange Chiffon Cake-49c lined with a hem for next year b €RANFORD THEATRE Lifebuoy Soap Lifebuoy Soap GaniidHams s.^M^.r ;: t13 Jack Frost Sugar .'£«»• Hot Cross Buns ^10-29c 3—rSx 16.98 Buy 3 at ragular prica... IA C &padaily for tha bath STARTING SATURDAY APRIL 10 flat I regular cala fraa Chili Con Cane .•.»-** C;;25 DiamoRd Walnuts ; Sllcad I6oi.f Co 7-14 19.98 Sava< you up to Sc loaf •• Mixed Fruit California Hi Crispo Oleger Snaps . ; . pk,. Lemon Pie . . J Jan. Parlar Lenfen SagJesfIOJ Chocolate Chip Cookies Crumb Square Col/aacaU ma andJBesL-WishvsjJ- ;B-i-Girls NeetarTea Co»h tau than Ic a cup pig. Pink Salmon GoldorMarbla A1P fancy Pound Oako B Combination offar Tothe Cranford Theatre ^~\ per '•*-> pink or blue Excelsior Our Own Tea Bags Chinook Salmon Columbiajttraf. ~~ ~rr~~, ^» bringing - _. ' '.-.• • Pablum Rico Cereal . . Toiufli COMfe IN AND SEE OUR NEW SPRING UNE! 4 ox. Pre-Easter Cajtdy Values CBVIE1VIASCOPE TO CRANPORD ! Frozen Rajah Shredded Cocoanut IX W Prepared Beautiful Embossed Cottons — Prints and Plain Jelly Egffi. . . c.L'oaTM^^ Flock Chambrays — Nylon Prints — Printed Rayon Crepe Saidwloh Steaks Carolina White Rice ^19° Spaghetti or Macaroni Also in Shag Fleece l5 e Marshmallow Eggs Free Parking Polished Cottons — Embroidered Organdie$ Buttered Beef Steaks . . . Klrknun's Borax Soap «•. Spaghetti Sance ££zS£z> I'^l* ^« at 16.98 " - - • MCA— •lOVioi.JJi} Marshmallow Eggs in back Seersucker—Prints and Solids - Denims-Stripes, Plaids' Solids BriilVSpagheW ••. can« "' Ghoeseburgers Wr .—i A Pfihfs^"^^ Veal Cutlet .^Vi. . Sage Safety Bleach Beardsley Shredded Codfish EggS X- » Calves9 Liver .... . Staffer Ma Napkins Beardsley Cedfisb Cakes lato Rabbit CHAHFOBD WESTFIELD PUUPFIELD Radaam your nawipapar 8 Kirkman's Llllr _ Snrf coupon at your Alf* "T'KI Bab-0 Cleanw FOR CHILDREN USE OUR LAY- Complexion Soap Uinll Detergent OPEN TBtDAY ^VENINOS _ CENTER AWAY PLAN 8HHPUCITT AND HcOAU, PATTERNS '•'•'/ 32 EASTMAN STREET CRANFORD Kirkman's Snap Flakes Kirkmai's Detergent £JI« "j; WH 0MAT ATMtNTIC * PACIFIC flA COMTANY 15-17 NORTH AVE. Wr ^-^crM^rae^) CR|mford fafe • la—Jn.AjdnofVf 1 IhM unk* mm mi• ^^i||^-^^g||^!^^^
;> *• ;: .-'v .' s. - tf- : : ' 7 - '•;.'V '-r-'^'.' ;::—'.-y ? • -V • > ,, ;-•[:'-' y : '' : '" • • ;' *'. :*,•-' '• : • ••,••: °--v '\ \ -\r..;... j ' V. .»'•••« THE CRAWfoRD? CITIZEN AKD CHlfONICLE. THURSDAY, APHIL 8, 10M •:/--•:•••• TBOTSDAVri . Of Wopdbridge. ~ Hie is a b: Rankin, JrT^^f-^outhport, Me.,' Jorleit is ..the troop leader. - ert Davisoh and Mrs. A.JS. Vfeii 1 •TadtUrte / of the college and Rankin Estate is to receive an income of $400 a . - Uelpine Home ' . co-leader. .'. • "^ I physic* yt the local irisli- month from the fund. ; y~-ls • ••: Girl Scout .Girl Scout Troop, 9 has been IDTest VFVFEssaY ConteU Mr. Rarikln-, Who made his home <*oltecting clothes for the Janet , •-- ^TJT- s • dejjrpcs- froni t Memorial Home in Elizabeth. Sev- Williams Tells VIA ; at 505 Springfield. avenue, was a Brownie News •era University.; . ••';' "Ifqrmer ToWnsnip Committee eral of the children in the home jnombor—^rf-^-the—Un(oh—County- Or r s^eiroiit^itr«r^!srEaster7 Hamilton of Plainfiielde . \ ice-pres- Board of Taxation and the 'Union The acquts have (nearly all earned Representative Harrison A \, , ••-«*We Kenflworui rfueline _/Rirey in Maine on June 23, 1953; at the . -* : Camp Bccistrations pressed the thanjes of the council jiams, Jr,, of Plainfield, dis 3 Public Cooperation County Shade Tree Commission Girl Scouts^frbm Cranford lea( their-community badge and cook" cu of Hillside, Union, scc-retaiV: M«ss_Betty age of 81, left an estate of $285,318f to theyCranfprd Rotary-Club and" and.served for many years as ain registrations at Camp Chicka ing badge, and .are now .-complet- his weekly newsletter whicn ru I 4 ley of F£nnf)/\d .and Miss Lillian according to airinventory. filed by the auxiliary of Capt. Newell Rod- Only Fair' in Surprise Hi c* the member of the JtepublicaiiVCoun- garni, it was announced by Mrs. A. ney Fiske Post 335, Veterans of ing the art badge. , Each girl is in Union County newspapers Junior Buck- if R.'ito.v, assistant secre- the Union County Trust Company making two original oil'paintings. Alumni taries; JIM. ty Committee, including three H. Crowell, ctunp chairman, at aForeign Wars; for their contribu- including The Citiicn and Chr years as chairman. They also'will visit a museum.' at a BethV !.r.'# of Elizabeth.-TexecutjSC with Sur- meeting of the Cranford Area Girl tions to be used fop camperships/" icle — at an open house < •Gcput' fcouniiil. •' The camp is1 The trftop leaders .an? .Mrs.,, w.c ^.trustees wtre: Thom~ Nift-ht st Surprise Lake tc]s.t 'last evening, was-'fairly sue-1 Jqne 1,. 1933,He Vas.--S?I?s. mana- ed .and operated by the Rahway Tt»r6neberryr,Mrs. R. D. Chew and ,by the Village^.jmprovenicnt A; of CIiftQti. Hijrry Kreis Major "stock holdings listed in /Senior Scout Troop T spent the Bilrs. B.'J. Morrison. I " sociation last -Thursday c • "•<"• i from the standpoint df'reA- NTE GOLDEN CIEJUT BUTE h «nHosiery Girl Scout Council, and girls from of CD Volunteer workers' Company.—' Having.-Joined. Lord Cranford and Roselle are accept night at_the! cabin at Surprise Lake . Brownie Project ^..' the'Municipal Building. ofv worth .of AmeWcan .Can Company recently, '^he following girls en- a'luT I'quhcH^piemijers, CD Director and Taylor's hosiery wholesale'de- ed. As^of now, 28 local scouts Brownie Troop 69 has made Rep. Williams, who is u \• irel . |Ioiida of Roselle stock. $31,543 »!,orlh oi Amcricafa Fiitticis W. iprtman reported to-. Miss partment as a salesman in 1892, joyed improving their, .camping scrap books for the Nancy Luzon ; n;nneci chairman, for the class have registered for the-first two- for the Democratic horhi,n;ni(ln- j Telephone and-^Telegraph Comp- skills: George Ann Cleveland, Lois School jn, Roselle. The girls made over'~5(T percent of the it to be held sponsored by the he-was named--sales manager of week encampment, and 23 for the Congress from the Sixth District - any stock and $21,718' worth of Na- -Xonibach, Eleatior^ Joriett, MarH covers, of cardboard covered with in thfe yario.us branches iiiatio'ii and the Student'Coun- the New' England district in 1900second. . Sixty-two girls can said ho favors Presldejit~-Dwj£i; "| to their respective posts. tional Bisty it Company stock. and -subsequently, became general lyn Monettij' Gail Biddle, Patricia wallpaper, and filled them 'with t Dii 'Juiit 2 in Sherlock Hall. accommodated for each period The red alert sounded at "^Jrider provisions of Mr, Rank sales manager." He went with, _thc Donovan, Beverly Manning, Don- bright colored pictures. . Eisenhower's reciprocal trad hi> said.' i i ella MacNcill. Marcia Maag,: Phyt^ cy.-for anotheF~three"yeaVi and. the _all'._cl«ar_..at. 1 Gotharn Silk Hosiery Company in for the third encampment. "Oh Tuesday/ the troop" visited vfdsluies- taken during his trust for his grandson," George D. •«•. He 1926 when that company bought Jis .Smith and 'Sandra ^Kromer.the Miniature Village^ ;in, Spring- also sp6ke of| his effort^-to _ 7r3t> p.m. •••• . >',, . >w ' ' -' ' • \ Mrs. Anton ^Rnnesz, chairman, is shown presenting a $23* : >tay' last year in Soiith-America. Rankin, 3rd., but his son, George The resignation of Mrs. Roge; The girls were ' accompanied by g , pg inttr. Mr. Foreman" istiHed that in the out Lord and Taylor's wholesale peret the wishes of the public" -7 x defense J>ond to Lynn SBeldon, Cranford High School junior, Norton was accepted. Mrs.' Nor field.', The leader, Mrs."." F. S. town center, where the sirei* could " on the trip"! Mrs. Sidney iL. Nunn^ chdirrrtan J hosiery .department,, and he beto- n has been a' meniper of tto • 1 1 1 5 who .won the'annual essay contest of the Ladies Auxiliary'to best beJ ^ :* . r** *^?*? di?P!?yed >•:•: m came safes manager: for Pyramid Council for many'years/, She will >-•] presided. -••' •-••••'• ••'• •"- ' — CajJt, Newell Rodney Fisko- Post 335; VFW.™ Standing- next -to •- C31ST TO COAST MOVERS in928 continue to work oh a special Uinxedfeelings. WhJle sbmetraffic , Miss Sheldon is Mrs. George Hilbert, Americanism chairman^" committee. •.-'•' . ' , . stopped in •• accordance with* CD The actual presentatiph will be Saturday evenifip at a joint Drive In Kenilworth •MJ ion go! Anywhere In the U. 8. or Canada Telephone Supervisor :l to. move. • Members of the pql- installation ceremony of the post; and auxiliary. Safe, Seasonable and ^ Mrs. Morse, Shepard,, chairman • department on duty .did their Immediate Service. ' • • jService League Speaker of the Kcnilworth Fund Drive, re- [uirnqst to cledr pedestrians off the to see what percentage, of per-nesday evening at a Father's Night By Van — RaU ^ Boat — Air Miss. Gloria Gaskin, 'supcrvi^br ported that the house to house htrtsets. (Jooperatipn on ihe part of sonnel would be'on1 hand for. duty jjragram.i AJso. elected, were:;Mrs. of .public • relations of the--New canvass had. been most •success- {the public-was only fair, the direc- in the mi.ddle^of the week, as com- iCT!. Mowen, first vice-president; ful. To date, the receipts tgta •••*'••• • ££m Jersey ' JBell . Telephone Company, Itor said. ''',". "•, • • ' • pared with the turn-out for previ- sMrs. Thomas - Campbell, second : HENRY\P. TOWNSEND, sppfce oh "Your Voice Is You" at a $1,027. collected from' industry Reports' from .-observers statitott*- ous; week-end, tests.' v''" \nc6-president; Mrs. R. C. Speth, -•• •>• • -m meeting pf the "Crahford Junior and private homes. "' . 1 ALLIED //' |\*d throughout 'town to test the 'A.representative of'a'MeW York jk,. third vice-president; Mrs. VAN LINES, Inc. Service League . Tuesdajr after- •Mrs. B. C. Belden, president, ex- Fireproof Storage \ Paeklnj- A Cratlne a Specialty tour 1 effectiveness of the alarm system alarm device company was toGeorge Rubine, - rtecording secre- m for Commercial an4\ Estimates Given Freely noon- at the home of Mrs} Gregory Armour's Clover were 'not available -iimnfediatery have, been on hand to observe dur- tary; Mrs. W.. J.- Wiseman, corres- . Household Gaoda. \ _ Cay WEatfield 2-44M McNab, 1. Hampton' place. '., PROtOSALS .-'••,. Bloom Solid Print [:md will be presented later; Mr. ing" the' test but was not able t» ponding secretary; and Mrs. "James .bottles rfost'esses, were; Mrs. Paul \J. BOARD OF EDUCATION .' rdman said: He added that some make it. because of Mother conv- Rich, treasurer. „..:! Catsup TOWNBU1P OF CRANFORD. H. 1- 1 Wright,-,chairman; Mrs. Alvah-B. • ^'AnaifmMmCiii"~'~r."~'.""" j CO^^\vofkers-in-outlying areas ad- mitments; Mr.- Foreman" reported. Mrs. Walter E. Thorn, president, 'U- Denman, Mrs. Harrf; V. -Os-' Scaled proposals will be received a) ' vised that they could riot hear the The local director said.^however, introduced the hew officers. More Del Monte Features : BWTTER 1 Gov't Graded "V. 3. .CHOICE" i)orrier Jr., Mrs. George^W.Scbu;' the "iilTicw otj the Board ol Education [•i'iron. '. ' • • ••;',.•••• that a' conference will be arranged "Raising Our Normal Children ' Cleveland School, 'Miln • Street, Cmiifurd - DELHONTE lfi-es. DEL . . ISC •..tf *? Evianiile BIG TWIN whirls to life! fman street '...'• '•,.•, W fir Tickets to Go .Oh Sale School'.., Miln Street. Crqnford. N. J. ' One .of the main objectives of roll It Sellers. ' TBDO8E3) With no knorr effort than alarting your' At. a board meeting Monday of The ftoard of Education-reserves the 1 OXFOBD CBEAM SANDWICH richt to reject any or all bids, waive.In- 'the test was to check on audibility "The Chord'smiths*" a Plainfield LEGS LAMB lb. (Mr- Now you can run tvrrytMng ttvn he College Club, It , was an- formalities and award contract as may be /Fresh, iot the present dD siren atop fire Mrs. Martin, barbership quartet, presented sev- i comfortable seat up forward. Vim nounced that tickets for the an-deemed best for the interests of tho W 57« Crunfoid Public Schools. llieadquarters.^L various Joints in eral juunbers ._:_-_-.:. -Jl_ _ aI"TSsifiqucr~wilI-"go*"bn~saTe7OTr Did Bond must be submitted with each I the community. • • •-.-.- ~V4--•'<•-^ T#Sty, flavorful "U, S. Ghoice" Legs of Lamb. choke it. shift it.': proposal, • ' ' Named f^ader • -'-Urn Monday 'evening. There will Joe BOARD .OF EDUCATION Other aims' were to" test the eff i- "gun™ it. idle it— 'g nominations ; from, the floor for •-, Cranford, N. J. On Honor Roll Step in — Ladiipa and ti.ency of th£ local CD setrfip un- LENTEN SUtJK3E5TIONS •..'-.".•• *i| all with finger-tip hree mernbcrs-iat-Iarge • to s£rve i ]• H. R. McCUIXOUQH. PAHTET NEEDS -•, .. • ' Secretary Gentlemen! .Step " Into £'tier' actual surprise conditions/ and At Cleveland Miss Jane Chamberlin of Cran- "OVEN BEADr* ,. ease! Now anyooo pn the executive, board. .'.••• Dated: April 8. 1054. . 1-t ford1 is on \he honor roll for the 7 INCH CUT ID. Bonito Ml. i O.MUlnl Seal. TeUow. WhlU. «£nE& UMMSM* CHAS. KURTZ MARKET 11 - ' •. •* "••"*• * , . j. • . '• Of i»«lA flpio.- DDerU'**U's V—* C««« I»-M. —y.,ur wife o« Mrs. Homer Martin, has been third .period tof- the school year at the 35 yeor leodor, 70% pro- and see the colossal col- PROPOSALS 59' Yobngatera—' The araisfopd seedsmen recom- elected president of the Parcnt- the Vail-Peatne Scn'oolf feli'zabetrii Juicy Cream of Ri mend, feeds lawns to. new vigor, lection ot sensational sav- Teauhei Association- of—GteveiarKt tt was announced twg~Weeir~By Salmon. •ED Pineapple ?^5 AAakes picture lawns in sun or txtrilor ValnUog. RMSCVCU Sckoal :i age- a boat a heollh and spardling color. Schoos. /.'-;• , Miss Margaret Si pummings, head VABVD moderote shade — 3 million inashow perfonnina feats ^ StaluJ Proposals .WIU be received by More Meat Values! * t *• J p- L »* , JL Kraft Dinner - . 'tVt? 31c »>w!Ui Orrcawoca 33c lid ran | Feed 100 lq ft for less than a >liii. Duurd u( Education o( the Township The election was held last Wcd- mistress. ••'...' - Fresh Frosted Fu>h ^'^ ^ «nxs^ aweca seeds per. pound. Sow less of of magic lor your budgeL Macaroni Djnner 19c DIAMOND E»inrude*«, ne \ ol Cranford. N. Jr qt the Cleveland lie the best. dime. No offensive odor: ;. KRAFT It's our KITCHEN KARNI-' , Miirk Street.' Cranlord. New Jer- Loin Lamb Chops . -,,. 89c elrctVic »taHing * Ls.-.v. Tut-sday evening. ApHl 20. 1954. at fillet of Flounder J2i. 49c /U* Pancake Floiir 1 ft- $2.45 V/2 Ifcr-$$M 1 »£• 18c Napk BIG TWIN. Call MOO tq ft $2jb; 10.000 tq ft $7JS CHEEZWIZ VAL — a food show guar- tiulil o'clock. (Eastern Standard Time), at Lamb Chops T^oiloui W 69c Fillet of Haddock 2 .rS - which time- the proposals will be publicly Sauce Arturo 18c Wax Paper anteed to amaze you with ,. oiH-ru'd qnd rvod. for the • furnUhlne of Chucks Lanib - iL ^3c Fillet of Whiting -:''- Iff nil labor, tools. scalToldlnc,, drop cloths. 3 meals la~«oe allJ,5QME SJ^VEl ul tiie Board of Education. Cleveland Tuna Fish Pies eta*.* ." Ml. j o it-n. RUBINSTEIN perfumed BATH FOAM School. Miln Street. Cranford. N. J. . The Sea •*!• 115 New Street, Westlield ' -;...."'.... ; ' —rJP!»0 Delivery—- SMALL 29e Continuous - •perfonnance UUWMS may be required'to qualify 7 DV8 QQg. " CHASMS »k(. P«as BpfU •* (Aim. BOATS — KITS — SUPPLIES 'daily. "i: the Ballsfactioh of the Board of Edu- Codfi^H - TEDDV8 cation, both as to financial responsibility 65c KIBKlfAlf FEATUHES '••' • Or*" J»»ll» •:»• to, 6 '. ••• - • '•• 109 N , UNION AVE. CR 64)806 I'd capability of pfllclent execution of ». COOKIES. CAKES ' U»n'.. an4 rri. 'Ul D CHAJNTIIXY FOAM BATH ESSEN< • the work. • •'.'•. BDWCATp» Granulated ^j^T^T* • . EASY TIME PAYMENTS • • of Chicken Contractor to whom this, contract may r|a*wc4 " h«U /ilrplwh IB jthj DAIRY BUYS KirkmBn^-Flajteg - 11." 30c factory to the Boird of Education eq r* -y^'Cookies m SORTILEGE AFTER BATH LOTION WHITE MEAT TUNA \7-oi. can 'Ruth Martin's tn one bundred p=rvcerrf, <10O%) of the Kirkman's Cleanser 2 )L" 19c 4 SAVE^c contract price,, as provUcd for and in .1 accordance with the Bpecifications. ' Complexion Soap4 5 ^... 28c • Each bidder' shall tender with his bid Social Teas [MENU SECRETS. i Utter of surety.cr a certified' check as EXTRA Kirkman Detergent f.r 30p , required by the «pecificaUons: L " Fig Newtons MAYONNAISE pint jar from LOOK Magazine's. The. Board of Education reserves ihf SHARP _ Ton.FTmEs :: HhBanrKltehwr ; ui>y IntormnliUes jand awanf contract DEODOBANT . O >ZTe BU. : . It m:iy deem best ,caps Hour. 2 taaanaau doa»e- S / Covered Sauce Pan LOVELY EASTER APPAREL U balking potyderi"'1 lea- houses whlie Sheffield Cottage Cheese GRAHAM CRACKERS Ibpkg: apoon salt, I Ublespoon safer. BONDED -SAVE-4C- Si_cap—broken walnal*.. Heparate J eggs. Combine^ the •••tor years! V ^ PRieED— beaten egg • yulks, l>j caps 2-Qt. $2.89 /"if milk, melted shortening. Add With Caftiikate With CarUIIaat* IDDSTING POWDERS Without Certifirate (8.00 M«ot to dry- Ingredients, stirring only to blend. Fold In stiffly1 beaten Without Certiiicato SORTILEGE - CHANTILLY ^FABERGE egg whites. Bake on hot Armour Star waffle Iron. Serve with honey. DAINTY RUBINSTEIN - EVENING IN PARIS - DANA LEGS LAMB Yield: about 10 waOles. SPINACH! YARDLEY •- D^ORSAY — HUDNUT ^*esli-KtllsHi- mJnTj^UT DOROTHY~GRAY ROASTING CHICKENS SOUFFLE FBESH GBEEM Here is a quick and easy 4/5 QUART . m Armour Star ^~ maln-dlsh sounle. as described ;€•'•• in LOOK. Magaalne: ^ITCs* I RIB ROAST can of condensed eream of COTTON - NYLON rnushroom or celery . aonp. ^ OUR LAST SHIPMENT OF V/i YEAR OLD SHOW CiOP «ED • . \.. Add ,1 .cnp shredded American •!•• j. ) DACRON-TISSUE cheese and s|lr. .until ' cheese 4 BONDED BOURBON. WENT SO FAST, WE CALsTOHNIA melts SKIRTS C UP k houien lookinp **fn«hly lure. Four .Into 'an ungreased ; Special this Cottons, Gabardines Ruby Red ' A e S-qnart casserole. Bake In a p«b)te4" MitsontJtftar bard' RHUBARB hot oven, loo" F. for a« wln- and Butcher Linens ib. 25 ' u(es or until* goldrn brown: aeoon,, y« ) Orange VIBQUflA IEE HONET Extra Size. Blouses then serve Immediately. Serves Da Post ***0" <*» y°"* hauM»l 41.98 TO r:w BOX CANDIES Indian River i- - 1, 40 to 44 SEEDLESS GRAPEFRUIT J for 29- EASTER GORING! Potatoes Dawajillah* I BE SURE TO SEE OUR TREMENDOUS Bicb, dnnamon flavored c Waffles with Tomatoes^ t9 KODAK CAMERAS from Ivery Day Low Prlcoi •Mia Caaafca Corn 4 •« 29' HAND BAGS SELECTION OF WINES FOR YOIJR Pineapple - ICKIBSMB ' raUllfj' empr _Chunkjr : Johnson 8UPBEMK Ib- A-M0ST- ew ^- FLASTEB niNNKRI Lettuce •••• 19' Escarole 2" TUNA FISH inn v—-^ ' Kngiaiid— Bread WH1TK Umt ATTRACTiyE can CLAM CUOWDER cair33c SELECTION Beechnut Howard Johnson ' VVKI^SH JIABEB1T ..JStokely's_: :_!_....' -. ;, MothTox FKENCUiFurES ^^ke"ide JOY China Beauty Blue Bonnet SCHER Heinz . PARK FREE PLUS Candy-Covered Liquid Detergent Colored Margarine gg 10% 2.00 Size PLUS 1.25 Size FREE. Kraft Sweet GHERKINS pint 49c Chow Mein TAX MIRACLE WHIP pL 37c Jack Frost—Granulated Croase & Blackwell ' " FREE DELIVERY CR6-1O44 Chocolate;;; 25c B*tU« Dinner^ 51c CarUii r 2i. 89e 1.25 Toilet Water PLUS 1.00 Cologne Stick FREE SUGAR 5 1b. bag 49e ORANGE JUICE ' 1.25 Toilet Water PLUS Atomizer FREE WESSON OIL pint 37c Ehler's 2 6-ox. cans 23c f RED BAG COFFEE llb> $1.09 Kleins HiW! GLOVES Chlcken-o(-lhe-Sea SCHLECTER'S IVORY Klrluiaii Kirlwan s NYLON HOSIERY -.••- j- - Wrap OMOr WINES ^LIQUORS 69c 87c dlcnt! In AU Atw - (Op*. Cranford Theaire) ; OWNED & OPERATED BY Ca* rtlt FEATURING MAIDENFOKM BRAS, HOUSE Tel. CRanford 6^100 J3UERKUN U SYSESKEY INC PAIHTS 30 EASTMAN ST. '- CBANfORP COATS, HANDKEKt I1IEFS, LINGERIE, ETC (Store Also in West field) Opposite Cranford Theatre - . Store Hcor»: 8 A. HL to 6 P. M. D^ily CRANFORD Both CranfordjAcmes Are Now Open Every Thnrsh/ aid Friday Night Till 9 P. ft -^k.. .'. / ! (• %MM@j$#S
PORTERHOUSE wood destroying: Insects FROM FARM TO YOU DAILY cause much damage> to $1.50 Value 45c Value WILSON'S property. Buildings ^ot protected during con^teufc- tion usually require it BOTTLES Crystal or Nuggett AND EVERTOAT GOLDEN OLEO ZU From Linda Farms, N. J. Doz. FULL PINT ITT< POUND WILSON'S We Specialize Exclu- sively in protection —Fit them SKINLESS SLICEDBACON of property against /• " "" SUPER SAVINGS for their future TERMITES and \ TOOTH P BIG NEWS FRANKFURTERS LB Shidly Fresl-KilleJ other—Wood Des- for troying Insects, using 3GiautTubes CHOICE. COT TO OHDEH depe^able engineering "VKS! SOLID MAPLE TABLES A SOLID MAPLE DINETTE YOU GET BED AND CHEST : STOCKING ^3^; Tnnii^^y^n, . Vfo ore not ^7 FORHANS Yoyr children K .simple, exterminators. with choice •both pieces for $1.89 Value .: deserve ,lhe CUBE STEAKS ore yours for at Koos ^of tables • : protection, of . Every Job In supervised 59.95 39.95 ONLY FRESH GROUND - TO - OHDEH LB. SAVE MORE THAN properly fitted shoes. CHICKENS by an experienced, teclmt First time at Koos! A beautifully constructed knotty pine •;,•• . We are-specialists •' ILyou've been BhoppineiQiLmin»le-tfll>lc»-,, _you KNOW thw It's solid, liard-rock Plor'liern maple..... every inch of It! Insist on -cauy-r- trained.—"lironrted J TKeTfjiritjIi is~rich;and smoofli^-ii-.-thiB-sort-you-cxpcct W cJi^st-oMrawers PLUS bookta«c headboard (twin size) for. Full Footed in the construction ROUND SIM C engineer. Koos price isj»nb^ievably'lovrl Both tops and legs are solid one low 39.95. Kcady^ to paint, stain, or just,wax! Both of shoes thai safeguard BONELESS maple ., .nicely finished, too! And they're a big, hefty titel find on dinettesTat fancy prices. You Ret a choice 'jit 2 Giant Tubes NYLQN tables, too! Extension style^30x42xS2>/.. .drop-leaf piece*"expensively designed . * . chest even ba» bra** pulls. , .yogng, growing' FRESH GROUND. We are a N»w Jersey We've 5 styles .. . only 4 shown .i-^including cocktail, end, FuU-sise headboard $2 extra. . , KOLYNOS Elastic feet. Our Dealers BRISKET & ROUND ~oiganiiKitton>— employing Hosiery are trainedI fitters' New Jersey residents, and 94c Value for LEAN CHUCK • - ^aaii-.J Hade by one who accurately - we have served Hew Jer- measuVe the fit -U, of America's CORNEb sey property owners suc- of each new VEAL SWEET BREADS ; -'I cessfully since 1935. Our '..' Leading < . , •'•' • ' -• ' • • ' _ . shoe. '. •. ' , • • . - l . '' - . _, reputation in this field Is BEEF unsurpassed. • 2 Giant Tubes of t-all t—U*. Rt your children for the" No ov«rh«»e ARMOUR STAR LINK SAUSAGE Thousands oi references PEPSODENT required. future. Stop in at the sign of ROUND are available in New. Jer- Slwer.< llfbl- the Shoe Fitter and insist;. 1 94c Value for~r wrlihl.. wash ^ FRESH: CUT SPARE RIBS TOP SIRLOII •m* nnt in ****—>*• fllat^TT * forchildrea 16T state. Our work is GUAR- and ANTEED FOR & YEARS ALL SIZE wMioitf jciddiaonal charge -.J_! J— „«.,.__ ^5.95 to^- Giant Tubes of (lively worthless. ^^': 3 Oar Special $8.45 LB. SQUIBBS Low Price READY FOR OVEN For Information or Fiee ROASTS • Inspection and'Advice — 94c Value for CALL
l.> Come In and Talk to Us About Your Freezer Orders We Cut Prices to the Bone -- No One Will Beat Us ! TERMITE COSMETIC EXCISE TAX \\: REDUCED ^50% CONTROL M»EN FRIDAY EVENINGS BUREAU OUR 42J»0 MATTBESS ^ A HANDY BOIX-A-WAY A WONDER-PRICED STUDIO COOL 9x12 FIBRE BUGS 2 tbcust Street ROSELLE PARK, N. J. now only nuCNK VOSRA8KA •r full tin ^SfttfO . COJU jV»l 59.95 Telephones: ^ CHestnut M493 . Ko<>« recouiinendii it! * The iunor»|>ring »n»»lrc»» is Koo» lups dollars off the |>ri pr " • ~~" . . . nol. ju»t a cotton pad! It foldsyfor ca»y stor- dependable, couifortublc. Studio itsrlf U nicely tufi* ritrbl at tin- K'arl ofihr «>;.K<»JI! < pendable, resilient innerspriug unit encased in tailored in tweedy grccu, red or touot, 0|iciu to 4 'Eastman St. - Cranford ELtarbeth 2^2755 -- 100% cotton felt. You gel a sturdy stripe tick, too. inp - r-,-"o|wns-to'-«-lull-length'-suijde-bed!—On in cool shades of ^cj, urccU, io=c, or U WALNUT AYENUE ..\ ftmW 2995 -—~ T outers for f^u^y uiuviug!. ..;.:•-:—^ V__...._
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v4. V THE CRANFORE>-CrnZEN AND CHRON|CLfi, THUHSDAYf APRIL fl,l«4 , THE CHANfORO CITIZEN GHHONICLE, SDAY, APRIfc 8,51934 dist Church last Thursday. , -the First Presbyterian Church. He succeeds Letters to it^reiralnedpjpr a Visiting] Ro- Herbert G, Wilson,, who had "held the -office for Mnllarkey, i^Srge Craftt,. Rotlobertt . nCrard and various famous locations grade hayye made illustrations fronT willowsT"^efi Fester was the first, Gilbert's fifth £ra.de, LesliLesl e Long- two terms." - . " ' .^i. , • ; their redini; stowos In group one "'" ' " "'— ' --•-=- ••••T»_-..I:_- The Editor tarian, tMfe "Rev. Robert M. Skin- the of Cttbat Hill, William ' Saam dnd Akan encbuntered by the pioneers. their readini; stowos. In group one to report seeing a .robin. Pauline aker jdemorftjtrated'd ' the eleciroli - More than 400 music lovers from Cranford Public Schools Lnue. has been watching her gar- magnot d McPhersort T l l 1 RO1 Wlgstfleld, hdwev^r. to enp- Dadd. jr scie'nee studies, the boys the story of 'Ruinplestiltskiiy was rT^ *? '*?'*9 < M3P **^>:^^ ^ndjnity atte ^njaadad^jpnr<1 tur^the prize..for the best sloryi stars in Roosevelt School under auspices of Capt The class welcomed'a' new pupil; ^^hnve set up microscopes illustrated by-'. J^larilyn , Bercik. y3iP ...Editor, Citizen and Chronicle, , A p rg bl theCranford High crocuses,' hyacinthes, daflodils and ^School aaininiitwKnT^Uv^ as ofSeptember 1, Newell Rodney Fiske Post, Veterans of ForeiEii Harold NoJ}, who^came to Cran- to get a' better view of sortie in- Mark Richard, pcyion Old.,'Allen reported on.thecon^• CHARLES M. RXTVERITOR AND Cranford, New JcrScy • Richard forsythia to school. The willow ^truction. of a • dry .cell. MaTgot'% in addition to the ltev.-,Mr. Skinr was approved by ihe Board of Education. It pro- Wars. Proceeds went to the post's fehabilUation ctivities of Pupils in Many Fields ford sects Jthey have studied./. Doktor, James. Slocym and "Ralph • Dear Sir. . ion. It pro - . -- lrccX-in itji frc^li,—vi'lUut, ipri»K: Met/itcr' Joseph — -ner-.^-Were—the Rev. hobcu. 1 EDITORIAt It has Wfen almost a year since Longaker, C-V Van- Chamberlin. of the high school,,appointment of 9 tew principal fifteen members jof the Staff Assistants ' Corps UNCOLN SCHOOL Grade 3 -.-1' have brought in science kits tfor cus was illustrated by Laurence dress was first Sighted by-Barbara Ringle, Charles ta and Jeffrey. an active First Aid unit was start- M^ j; Howard M. and^establiaanent of a position of supervisor of of the Cranford-Garwbod-Kenilworth Chapter Ri-d the class to use. • ' , !..-.' Davis. James Watkii\sgn, Richnrd •'Liehe. •'•'; ' ' ' ' • • . •' ...; Farrell made 'contributions-to the Edwartl miu 6 ' Cross, completed their instruction1 and were grad- •• '"" 'Grade 1 •• .'•-...... ' iting,.' Bonnie. Clarke and. J o h o The part o/--tne king was • played The children in ;;Miss Marie ed in. Cranford. In that period of Siege, Horace1C. Corbirr, Jr.. Pat- ^ school teachers. A resolution owas adopted The children_in Mrs. Margaret Williarns and .Frank Rorspns.'-. In In studying primitive man, the display on magnets. Maggot Metz- #6 1 uated at exercises In Cleveland School. This WIK by James Keruska. Cynt\ia Blohm Tedeschi's third.grade wejre invited 1 time, we have progressed from the notifying the Teachers* PewsioB ai» Annuitar fV "} the tourth class of trained assistants to be «radu- o'« first, grade are busilys-^re- On tyro occasions recently. Miss. sroup three, pictures of iho Bpx- children haye evidenced a strortg ger, Sally" Sorcnsori, Eileen Krol, planning stage through^organiza- p. . Winger*, Arthur «" New,Je«ey that RajA. Clement. Prindpal of Michael Perid'e'r's' father, who was^uthie queen. The,, princesses to.thehome.of Mrs. Bru,ce Gilles- 'Donald ''MacKa'y,"' Joseph Martin Howard h iiY 1922. vmilil he fc^ J 'ated by the locaTchapter.' " \ • "' fbr^iheir Easter, program. were N Rdth Morgan's fourth grade erjter-' :.car Children Were^.-drawn by interest in stoned an'ii earth: James •••• Memben Quality Weeklies of. New Jersey tton and training to tne , point n..-ji.t « Albert ^ ; flew to Grand^laplds, Mich Nan- Philo and Judith Mar- ple, mother of Virginia i Gillesi>ie, Harold Urowji.' Linda RoRers, and Wavcrly Warner wrote re- —•-— ~- : r-^J ( , : •— . r— - '- r— —1^_ ., I, ' , _, . _^_ ^Private Lives," a cSmed^ hy Noel Coward i.le oi their play. 3yas sub- :ell. James' Blundeli tained 'Miss Tedeschi's and Mrs. Higgins brought siiecirtiens o( never before produced by an amateur grqup,--was- ' ic.ti some interesting informati was .the a member of the class, to.see,an Da\:id Carone, GyT\-'' Wiese. and port's on magnets which were used Ottered at the Post Office at Cranfdrd, N. J.j as Second Class Mutter. Published Thursdays at ^ . 4 chjb singing was Id by Mr. vidlng for retirement at .age 62. 6- Frank Zimmer- by Robert McMichael. The g Happy-Beggar." Gladys Odette's third grades with n^ca and Rermanii^in. ' WillKrm. man, who had been serving as vice-principal, was presented at the Casino'by the Cranford Dramatic tttd the clasl s on aviation. y iiuthentic exhibit of Chinese curios. fcr the-.bulletin boards". "" T- Crantord JI. J., by The:, Cranford Citizen —• "•-—«'-.-•«•-- —ti-.-. .- -r _ > . rnuniclpal ambulance, successfully, ^ w{th Mr>; Burditt. at the < ommittee- is composed of activities front.their.language arts Charles West. s, IJalph Morison Foreman contribut^jsj.ipt'tiinoii plifh, Ail^n Whitney >ira* riirprtftr; Bos-1 • •Ottexs-flarticipatinfi The Gillespie fatriily* had been — -• •• - arm. "flu " ~ In parTs^oTCEmirlbr classroom' program. 'One group. g I Jth#. tw «4f'«Ht».V- Frank:J Mart2.pnnjcipsQQj Sherman.and Lincoln ,'.!•• A donation oi $150 tojhe_ Warjfiind and UalU Babinec, court^physic'ian; •im 21-23 Alden Street^ Cra v sistant, Robert Dill; nurses, Carol years and' brought, these, curiosf "diamatized.a'Chinese grnui»s.•in tlteir'study of the pio- • ' -.''•'/.... p&ved sidewalk or the space to .a-.width "ol-'two. >. Union County taxpayers' Association and a me m- mcielken and Donald JackSqjiV -graders have been working hvcom- who were "brought from the • Far farrrrr At jhe present time, they ' • Grade 5 / ]' Patricia, de Brigarid, w)io_used ±WaterCase Victory Points Vp feet adjoining >a_ny paved- sidewalk by placing . ber of the club. '••'.• - ... mcielken q In conn.ection with their Chinese At, another time the ejitirp class the Rev. Mr. Skinner ; 'mittees'i__in_ social studies. Each have a ^Hoiise, a hayStlick, a farm For the Study of: inaRncts/and | to live in Colombia. Soulb Amer-, • thereon or permitting, to remain theredn any. vfrr, Tlit children responsiblefprihe East' to cure the king and -who unit, the class has hcen studying presented a "program o(', choral spotlight wiwith TCTT ' "•"' i. : ' . Fifteen Years Ago '. .'".."- • Karen committee made,a bulletin "board found the happy beggar were Paul family and many farm 'animals.- elcctrormagfitts in Miss/Irene ' (Continued on page /ourj with Mayor Fredji And- the company shaU filej^^_ ^ _ * - . hide, buildirig' material, barrel; box, goods,-Wares, display.,. ab'out tea; rice.and silkworms,The spea.king cfor Mrs. Odette's .class. i '.his .future pastorate _^A class of 24 adults and young people w.isia— Robertson-a'nd AUon-Silverman.— ff^yi^urjpg Vhi|rir^n Vi^yf givtf>ri ry» Tiiose who have made contribu- i/!,t|^t'".cominuhi!ies\se^i^I|oi'^.ther ly reports.Ti „ setting forth in reasonable"'"we'hawrccervedpi'wish.'taektehd' merchandise or any' other, obstructive ^matter.' be confirmed. in Trinity? ChurcH by the Rt. ,,n Pv > ^which—is-having-a-poetjy unit in - Penalty for 'violation was fixed at a flnfe not ex- . The arithmetic committee made Carol Ann Berry'.served as an- ports on-'5these. subjects: Carol English. Members of the,read.i"R. tions to it are:' Rijhard Ringle, 5 ceeding -S200 or 3D days*, uriprisonment or both.- * Wallace John Gardner, D.D., bishop of the diocese', ' problem^ using^"'statistics from the Frederick Vogel, \Villiam Fischer, , Water Company have detail the amounts expended, the pro - £„i^a™^**?^^^^^ Gue% also .included w. Webber, mie Rev. Frank M. Sherlock, rector, was cbnfiincil |hn" McCaodiess,' Jane' Hudson, nouncer. Fred Swisher and Roger Szabo, Mary Grant, Barbara Nancy rriidt. C E. Trwbe^ibacb, proprietor of the Craqford Feed socialJ_stu^jefc:Unit_. ^Committee, group, .•Paulina^.pickison»_. Carlo.-Gangar. SPEQAUZING IN FILLINC; PRESCRIJTIONS :i'^.(i tcNWs Jipme b^. illness and _the class _was_to_hi>— bert ;Baly_, •ipson were- stage Lukas,- Virginia-4lobei:ts,'r-Barbara •Nancy-SlocumrLois-Ann-Shahe^n,- gamed-a_SUb_StarJ!ia^ •Jvdistrfci^arager oj the Newf.Jer- andr Seed Store at 116-il8Soxrth'. members are Joan Murphy, chair- via re. "Nancy ijalo. korcn Zesc-hi < I jpresented By the Rev. A. F. 0*DonheU of WPH- Janer and SHERMAN SCHOOL Jphansen,. Robert,, Gima, Virginia Brian Conley, Leona Weydemeyer, ^ OF EYE PHYSICIANS tested adoption of the ordinance both verbally and field, who had assumed-final instruction of the man, Carol Madas; Philip.Holm- r Linda' King, Barbara Washburn, rate decision, handed down recently by the work completed..." job w^i done. ~3>,_ ^SS ^3St M S! ?ffieS in a letter to the committee. He declared that the Yiita.Johns.on."- ' Kindergarten - Gj|Hespie, Suzahne Kirk, Jane Mc- Mpry -Jane" McCohnell. Jan Van Robert -'gfrouR. , ••:•••• • '. •' ,/ quist and Maija Kreismanis. - X;6rd,"John Bradley: and Douglas FipKCrlin, Ilorothj?' Craft, ?! M<\ the PubhcUtihty Commission *- ^ -----••••••• • ••-•-- ^- -'--— —-*— -•— ; cumiiert..6t the westaeid severe penalties seemed "very unreasonable, un-' Edward T. Burr was reflected presldent-^f Grade 2 The following children in "Mrs.. Home, David De Longe, Charles iutdAm^dfd tah ordin-— science* cwnniitl.ee' • -if •" "•" -——>Pfie-AVJ Dolores-JanncllrVclassHkaveniteir Grade 5 GecrgeBUrnash.-Alan Pearce. JOHNE. GAVITT ance as "also very discriminative, as it differentii - at the thirtieth, annual dinner and meeting. Mm,. l^ack in; school again after pictures of inventions which helped names on the'bow chart: Robert eta' Bauer. Announcers in ,,Jhe ti?d a rate ates between .'the rights of a property owner fir Rdbcrt liT^rk and Theodore Drak.e^ '•'• than 175 members attended. The supper was serv- Ifer being absent-for one month. the early settlers. Cbirimittee Goldsmith, Mary Jane Saam," Sally Milton BerkowJtz'. fifth / grade -choral speaking program. v^ere: tenant whose sidewalks are paved only to meet tne ed pythe Women's Association. -• , - - ' : Grade 2 • , (^ •;*-,•* PRE8CBWTIOM OPTICIANS costs and March 30,1954 Henry Rutgers Scholar barest requirements and the rights of a property, llTroy fell from his,bicycle and members are.Alan Knapp, chair- Frost, Janet Ostro, Yvette Christy; welcomed Christine McDonald^ a Jay Kenlan, Marie Harris,'Diane ; "One Sunday Afternoon'*'Was to be presehtotl *--!, While- he was iri'an, Stephen Schlosser, William . iB$n&' alert in recognizing the f 10? JEFlfERSON AVE. ''••(01 nients, recomhiended in,an engineering,..,the company's faciUtiW^p insure ade-kdiW. Gi^^^ .,< John Rj Mimn of 205 Arbor .-owner or tenant who. through icoromuhity^inter-',' i' ndra Keil,j: Allan Steinberg, Jon new student, to their classroqm. . Marchidmt); Lqjs^lJ Cavaua., Bjjiaji 1 by the senior class of Cranford High School 4n the SWt hi ltt first ,signs-,of spring his been one v UmrUn Bldf. — Street Floor report on its facilities, toprevent recur- tjuate water at suitable pressures during cranfora; N. J.. street is among ti»e 35 outstanding est, civic pride, and for public- convenience, has ' high school auditorium, ^iss Alice Mathews was- the class-Wrote^ him letters Knox, Morgan Clarke, Thomas Todd, Joseph R6zmafi;T^Gregory The class, has been studying Conley, Warren Sechrist..Jan Van the sidewalks paved the full width to the property Id. sent him" an airplane kit. Henry, Edward Wirkus and Louis westward • expansion for the' past Horne, Charles Griffiths and Pa- of the objectives" of the children •mi Dear Sir: directing* the production. ' ' Ward, Henry Dassbach,"" Linda B EL. 2-2340 rence of last summer's low-pressure. .. " the approaching season 6f peak demand 1 j V- juniors in Rutgers university's line,**' '•'• '••••.•••; . .• •-.".• •••••• Plans for the annual spring concert of tlie- |B;fi bur'a Silveyman, Susan Delia Femina. Severs, Robert Kiesling, Karen three weeks. They are' participat- tricia Bauer; in Mrs. Ai\n Armbruster.'k class, 1 6»ea • A. M. U a P. M. Dmlly 'L- Man. * Th«r«. » A. M. «• • F. M,7 .. MostWtan^partofthedec^ •;...' ^••' .. Ten Tews Ago. -": ••'«•'"..•.•: •Cranford Symphony Orchestra were announced bv Iriisworth, Ellen -Minton, David The social, studies committee Meyer, Monica Varley, Cynthia ing in drawing a'large' mural de- The boys and Barbara* Wat- m however, is that in which the commission liminary ^skuTnish, the Inter-Munieipal ™ty for our recent Fashion show, scholars -!* In. a surprise announcement. Fire Commis- gharles H. Seyfried, director. Soloists wor?'to" Lit, Casey Jones, 'John- De Stef- drew pctures illustrating pioneer Ruble, Karen Cook, Christine Slui picting methods of traveling ]first to sight.pussy- sioner Dudley J. Croft stated that he had with- ^include Bruce Lewis, 8-year-old • pianist, and Leo [is and Barbara NeHzel visited life. Members are Dale Johnson, zis, Edwin Spader, John Coriners, -,11, OrdefS the Company tp "forthwith COm- Water>Conimittee nOW Can turn its full W,e v?ry C^0" appreciate your A record number of students Was drawn his petition for reelection to the Township ",•^'Panasewltz, young violinist." : ' Committee in order to accept, appointment .as a^ . Action on jm ordinance providing, for .the con- Lvai'k Airport recently to see chairman, Walter Keefer, Michael Mary Carmody, Sandra Benjamin, member-of th*1- tiMwnsbJp;"s-Board~ofr-Assessors;— David-Myersr-FrederickrRoberts, w 8n s e ond extend n sf^^eweratRdnY6re^laceruui mence.its program to carry ouf substariti- attention to the real problem—a long- !? *V T chosen for the high honor this year. Simultaneously with Commissioner ^Croft's * ~ * Doeririg way; was laid over until the next rneetin" Grade S <> Holland. Philip Corragio,-Thomas Cymba-, nouncement, John W: Doran, chairman 51 the Re^".' by the Township Committee following a public •" The reading' committee compiled^ uk, Nancy.Ann Kantncr and John _..».., "- —icipal Committee^d a past presi- Natiilie Pontrantolfl's class Margaret F.-Babinec . hearing at whiqh arguments were presented for book reports. Members are Robert Skaldauy. •' . • stepsi necessary to assure^ that its service to\keep pace with continued populatio1 n conduct independent study and re-. and against the proposed project; • " y gave a . play. The. name ed m the survey and any and all other supply^ storage and distribution facilities , _ sincerely yours, [jer of their senior year in. order to Laing, chowman^ Robert' Dobbins ... . !• ', Grade 1;. Corresponding Secretary", play was "Johnny's Dream." ; shall be safe, proper and adequately the.-gra and industrial expansion in the -'.--— •.'•'j—'.—'Twenty Yean Ago .-- .-"••• '. -.- and DennH" Zawalich; •" . ~' Mrsr-Rose Reutter's -first grade --•-...... -. village Improvement Assnr ing. At the end of next year'a Towmhip Committee^ illowiue children' were in 1 early summer of 1954" and furthel* di- areaVrved by Planfield-Uhion. "•' . ' •''••-. •' • \ . Spring term, fach will submit.a Wit""h" th"'e ~Cranford-Garwood-Kenllwort" h Because, of reduced postal allotment; mail o play: Fritz Weeman, Kenneth . The spelling committee compiled class has been talking and read- Chapter, American Bed Cross, still approximately delivery service in Cranford was to be reduced to" a list of 20 words appropriate ing about "The Farm." The chil- OsteopathlC Auxiliary thesis and'undergo comprehensive •one delivery a day, in accordance with the recom- unninghamj • . Roberta-—Cooper, ~ •« wv •••• mr " • r examination on his field of study. $5,000 shdrt of its' war fund goal of $30,000. an- Deritz; Tom Reed, Ronald to the social studies'Unit... The dren have been bringing in books nouncement was made, by Mathew D. Hall, exebu- mendation of Postmaster-General James A. Farlev IO Hliar Dr. MacKay ^Merrill's field is chemistry. He it was announced by Postmaster E. G. Houghton' itttr, Xilana. ^ ••• Triidy children made up exercises, .for and animal. toys involving this Lower railroad fares and new multiple ticket nith. Toni Wuiter; Ray Johns, the class. Committee members are topic. Their, ttames are as follows: Should lie Kent f de:"»."5=^i35^^:^^3tTiSS!rSiS ^tttC2S&gS£&r* rates were to be put into effect in the rfuburbnn Margaret Turner, chairman, Kath- Elaine Theisz, a toy farm;. James f^r. .. -.'•'• .0t.of Union Junior College, will 61 thevAmerican Chemical Society Willfam Muller wj»S elected president of the - 1 a'ol BoRvvell, Michael Scholz, : 1^. .__._llJteJjyiest_s^eate — area by the Central Railroad of New Jersey leen Fulchorr-Ingc-Engbanel,-Pa- p tricia Ingram and Donald Brough- [OSe -\ChO expressed OppO- luncheon of the Union County Wo- ate oi Cranford High School, he is*, Mth annual dinnef in the recreational rooms of truijimond, "Patricia Halkowich, man, bo6ks; Evelyn Syitak, toy p pp , .reported. toh..' • ^--. . -.. '• ....'. sitiontone durinC the last Cllhpr- men>s Ostcopathic Auxiliary April the son of Mr. and Mrs. James H. hard Holmqvist, Bob Outcault, horse; and Elaine Kasen,. book.' weekj Gpyernor Robert B. Meyner sriid . Theodore-Kuhar-antf Chjisto- _-...::z~.:. Grade • 3 -.•-.---.•,-i-.-.-- .-'••': ,« nnr nroconi nJn^. 28 At the William Pitt, Chatham; MeiTut/., • 1U- Cooper, Bob Mayer, Howard pher Bowers were roving helpers Some of the children jii'Mrs. the state^will have to impose at least $90,- "atorial cam A B Market. 84 Burnside avenue; Frank tlvormhn, Loretta pi G«6vahi[il, ratic ove i l making the" letters for the bulletin Christina Diet's class' have been OOOiOOO iiiNnew or increased taxes next J S at the home of Mrs. A. E. Neu- n • \ wY J F. Bushma^ 37^ of Nixon, a butch- |c!la l^aier and Bill Hackmaa. mann in trying to make an excellent record any; new taxes. He still .westfieid; Mrs. w. K. rarHway^Jnderpass er, suffered lacerations of the third ,l .. .Grade 4 ' ', • ' •' • year if it is to^ontinue its "essential" ser- • English committee members are in reading—They .are: Mary John- •P favnr^ tliPm, j^hgjndj- Fasn,a^ht of Cranford presented To ftf* RnaHway Uffhta and fifth fingers of Jus right hand |Tho boys and g"irls.iluMrs. Mary Constant*?-O'LLI ami Kaiyl scn,, ' H^gH^gc Krugg t g bine, co-chairman, Jack Wolf and WaltonWlt , Claire Hallenbeck, Sue appUcd tn'K about, spring. .ThefpUowing' schools, a new medical-dental college and l[ldi on helped to make up Sharon Burt. Anh Miller, Judith Waserbach, expanded highway construction; stein: w No Better Name.. board illustrating the / "' ..'.:.' '. 'Grade's • Judith. Craft,. Lorraine vonGers-' While referendumums at times serve a v^^"^ Mrs. Neu- approve7 p^anS.^^g ^^g ; Even without any newsservices, he worthy purtwse the Mever admiriis- w9\ f2r'«,Vs nacht..and Mrs lights at the Myrtle avenue under- Charles Poeltler,' Michael The "Happy Beggar" was the dorff, William Downey, Carol r PLUMBING * HEATING lender, Barbara Gaflney, Nancy name of a" play recently presented Myers, Kenneth Ingram, Carol says, $40,000,000 will be heeded •• Elizabeth, NLJ^ fuel, col-poration franchises, ^ ii are studying how a weather bureau *"**• ** to make decisions and this they should do. Tel. Cr 6*9653 ^ 'OtMkThljttiUy Ev«nIna»-Clca«dVWn«KJiy» forecasts the weather conditions. ing, cigarettes and alcohtolic beverages. NO MONEY Votersrvmeanwhile, should remem- ^'the-spirit of-Apni-l' ith., a They . have set 'Up_ their own The.only new tax in the past decade has ber Mr. Meynejr^s campaign promises and ta storv eguiar Butcher Culs Fingers Jtl WESTHQD. Cbnwr BfMd ind Elm Optn JlWay Evening . \. DOWN weather station in the classroom, *' contest at their ftonald Waterman and Peter Jones been the three-cent levy on cigarettes. hold him • luncheon meeting at the ftethor ' While cutt^ig meat at Tinnest •"'• ' have constructed, a.. Jbarometer. Iharpn Taylor ston have made a weather- chart BUYS A BRAND to.show daily changes~in air tem- perature, air pressure, humility, wind speed and direction, and sky ROOF —- SIDEWALL —.PAINT JOB conditions. Robert •Be'hdlin brought Kh a. weather, station, for ALUMINUM GUTTERS and LEADERS classroom use.' .. ...-.••' --. The entire class, with the help OVERHEAD GARAGE DOORS of Miss Mary Amato, constructed a time^line showing the ihiportant \ t r\ »^k rt 1 chonologicai—ev«rlts-i-ih^y—have, studied this year. James Christy vc [JUIU unuuyu i CIII and Peter' Vergalla painted two areas in the back 6f the' classroom QUALITY ifOHKAX LOWEST PRICES for bulletin board use. ' , r r 7 •^-sC \ •••'; ' ~~ "'• Taradi.6 " "~r ".. TO OWN A The following boys and girls in TUJ-ALL INC. CH Mrs. Dolores Koellner's sixth grade had' perfect attendance .during DOZEN 4 W. ?hd Aye. Roselle March: Maryahnx Ditzel,' Linda Dunne,. Jafiet McMastfer, Marilyn HOMES"
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; r OP^-•••-• ••• *^* ••"— "L---- • ••"'••• '••• '• " * We Are The Exclusive Dealer in Cranford 1 four cents.'. a year for; each American. UNCLES arc more wonderful "than any- Says they're trying all the time and they're body, and children can never have enmiglv limakingJots_of-progrcss, but they netdi That doesn't seem like much, because I get more than that for gumdrops, in just , of them. . • more money. • a weeki when.I'm good. " ' OU HAVE HEARD PEOPLE SAY SOMETHING LIKE THAT IN DISGUST, When uncles conic to visit vo'u, they Last year, he .says, people gd'vc the American Cancer Society enough so they . I thought if all the other uncles knew «•-.'. PRI CHAPMAN'S delude bring you candy and present^/and they about this, thep they would Send more WHEN THEY ARE PAYING FOR A HOME THEY WILL NEVER OWN. . talk toyou like you were a grawnup your- could spend almost 55,000,000 to try to than fofir cents—lots more. Won't you—? lelf* and they let you do things your find new cures for cancer. Dad says that J April 8 to April 30 Only J J WITH THE 10 FINER JFEATtJRES Please* . mother mostly won't leLyou do. . is more than ever before, but it is less than V .. '• •• •••-•^•:1 .-.•••# • A HOME IS A GOOD INVESTMENT. IF YOU HAVE A REASONABLE AMOUNT ••••••••#•••••••• • FOR PRESCRIPTIONS My favorite uncle Is IJncle Ralph. Hc't OR MORE FOR THE DOWN PAYMENT, YOU CAN PAY FOR * YOUR HOME LIKE RENT* ON sick in the hospital with cancer and peo- Trvot your rvgt to ««r famous thro- • ONE OF OUR MORTGAGE PLANS. " i. ple say that he is going to die because American Cancer Society •nd-thrv O-STAI atANSINO ... I Seeing h Believing! they,found out about it too late. They say^ that only a rniraicIencaV~sav'c~iMnT^anrl~ •• «wy fv« you «e«d-W or tmoll, o 9 Chapman's Deluxe Shoo* for Pretension* boast you c^n't expect miracles. . . . t- Oritntal or dometHc. winter or twm- • , *~^ /'• But my father told me afjbut an uncle Cancer^ mor typ* . . . alto to repair Work,. ••••••• o o O ••••••• Give To the TRUST COMPANY 10 important features that mean so much in com- he had once (did you know fathcrsjhave Man's crudest Please Semi Your Donation • i '• ' ' S Uncles, too?). And this uncle was supposed 0 Sony . . . •«» mat or Ihh redwtW pttco CMMI «• kid la CANCER FUND / * fort and weardbility.. .and at the same time they ' to die for sure becauisc he had some- enemy" . ; NOWTT . . styled to handsome pprfprtinn It's hard to believe that shoes with such thing called diabetes. But he's alive now, ContrUtutlMui to . OfFlCg — 1 Hortr^tronn»r w. though he't very bldandiivcSinSt. Fteleis^; T.1 JMR.iIOWARD SIECEL, Local trea? B. M. SIEpEU^Lkcml Treat. SCOTCH rlADffl adaptability to corrective prescriptions can be so good looking T- but it's true, burg, because' they found something called strikeba^k > 27.N. Union Avenue, Cranfonl,. N. J. Insulin. / If st " -..^ '.'•'. :' COME SEBI v CRanford 6-3300 - Maybe somewhere scientists will,find Give Something that will lave my-unclc. Dad CRANFORD SHOE STORE . TUbis Space Contributed' by CLEANERS & DYERS Thomas Hayeck, BUILDERS' GENERAL SUPPLY CO. 9 WALNUT AVE, 336 Centennial Ave. S?®$*pii?^^ ^wiS^'V^^a^fwwgf1,1
THE CRANFORP- CITIZEN AND CHRONICLE, THURSDAY, APRIL «. 1954 I
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^^ iii' ing first aid "in colleges in Newa result of- the dropping Of i \ the citizens t)f this county, not (inly for the fourth grade play; Sandra Proper Leases Correct atom and hydrogen bombs. V at present, but abo-bcyonrt *thP wnKnms is going to read an orig- Jersey* 1 ^tatement-wasrmade— last •4MH j '; ent rand immediate future. •t ' inal Baster">• story to the riower Most tyc 3 week by Harold Bassett, Eastern Mlm . "The situation appears to be the grade assembly. George Gilbert, Dr. O'Leary Treasury Wr •si With the aid of modem science area representative for the Ameri- .-.-V.-•':'• AT. Constance Linden, Sandra Kolbe, resullt off inadequatidte i, prior. planl - can Bed Cross. He-spoke at a Dr. John J. OXeary of 612. aimojt anyone can.,hjyiLadejauate ~1 r Situation r" TR6'fiia5~Crtbtf. meeting oT~all freshm^i at J • iaXM ******• iW»*MI !• i Mary Zachary, Stephen- Shaw and visloh, according to Dr. Harold the welfare of the consuming pub- college^ who are required to tak* for treasurer of thfr Union Count, m mT *^ ^ Berman of Cranford, an executive m The battle for an adequate water supply for Union County lic on the part of proprietors of the Viji Putnins are going to read the courae in first aid and safety. A Dental Society The elect- ^ Ji _ Vhould the ^tate or 'county E°-V- "Surprise-Island" to a first grade member of the-»Union County f . took a new turn last week. The; holdover-Sejwmber session of the various public utilities'; responsible : film wasv shown on new tech- be held on May 20. Dr. m <• 1 - "H v 1 ^.. r emmeht' aEsurne' Uie resprosi- class. April Suarez, Geneyive Optometric Society. ' "1953 Grand,Jury handed upnnpresentment to Superior.Court Judge for supplying the'requirements* of niques developed for treating has his office at 113 North a '•'/ Ir' bility for supplying water to the .. the., citizens of" Union County, Knezo. Judy Walter, Susan. Paul. "If your vision is not up to par. rttL,K -r burns and applying tourniquets as 1 [ U ,'..' Richard-£ Hughes urging .that an investigation be made into the'water west. •'r - •ciltopns of-Union 'County by the together.with Improper supSrvision Kathiyn Morrison; Hilary Grote. the chances are 94 out of 100 II ; ' supply condition as'it afleets Union County, acqUsiljon of existing-facilities and u..failure to anticipate or/take Jean McNab,- Constance Linden that it tan be corrected by lenses mjji.-;4'K:" '_ In the nitycntment/it is pro-*- and the creation of supplefnental into consideration tKe~,"l and Jan' Weiland are going to help that meet your specific problem,*' posed that the present January facilities and reserve supplies?" Unjpn County with refereitce to FT!irCn~gTaHe7cTiSgS Wltli a- newhe. said. • •»- ,, • ^:' ggyg- «• '••••- available* to the citizen?.' term t>f the Grand Jury. &r the George\ W., Herlicb of Hillside, population, on the part of 'both hymn. Johrr Koyen, Hilary .Grote, • "Less than six out of a hundred ,«?4^6*>*^ forthcoming May session conduct .bounty adequate?,, chairman of the finance committee public utilities and governmental Fred Faulkner and April Suarez Vision patients need treatment for tne'-Hhvestigation. • The Union J. What steps" rri ust be taken'to; of the \BoaVd of ^Freeholders, re- agencies: responsible : .for such answered questions about j primi- disease, and in most cases proper Coiin.ty Board of Chosen .Fi"ee- renovate or replace existing ports hiik has;., been studying the supervision and planning. - tive man for a second grade class. care., can maintain oT'restore ade- holdcrs% is asked to appropriate physical facilities to insure ade-". situation. \ ' "•' ' ' "- "The conditions existing in the quate vision." funds to ^employ the services of quate water supply for the citi- county, of Union during the past Dr. Berman said that eye dis- consulting ^engineers and techni-1 , .Prosecutor' \H. Russell Morss Woman Found. Guilty' zens of this county at the. pres--.- said he is confident that Judge summer not only constituted a ser- orders are of three major types: cians.—-v : ——— :inH |n insure ah. L t»—sympathetic—to— the^«>uMhreat- to-the-heaHhrphysical Of Drunken Driving- Nearsightttiness, or difficulty •' • • ."* — "A critical and. alarming situa- adequate:water supply to .the • recommendatjons that the water well-being and comfort ' of the- guilty 6hNa drunken driv- in focusing and seeing dearly be- .ti'on has existed in this county :• citizens of Unipn County for the • yond arm's length. v situation be laid before, another ctizens of the county, but also ing charge, Mrs: Virginia Miller, : ,.•.*•.•! with preference" to- the-status- of future?- ;-- ^j. .-•••-. Grand Jury. It-'wasr pointed -out citizens—of—the—county, -Jaut-alsn __2_._JFjardghtedn^j_jor difficulty •: water-.supply and reserve water 3. To what extcnt,is~it neces-' that the prosecutor, lacks funds threat- to the personal safety and 31, of Springfield, was fined"$200 in focusing, and seeing dearly and resouires^for,_tlie--'^ast several s;»ry to. secure or create new for an extensive investigation in- lives of the-citizens of the county and assessed $20 doctor's fee and efficiently within arm's length. , years," the' presentment says, * water scurces of water supply to volving ehgineers and other tcch- in the event of a fire, explosion or $5 costs\of court by Magistrate I'S. Astigmatism, ojriack of sharp Private autemdbB* owners m«4 a lair tax for Ug tmck> bacaus* gasoline bov«rnm«nt officials .med a fair tok for big trlwki betause they are aware Owners of small trucks—which are 87% of all trucks regijlered in New Jersey— focus due-to- one. -or-the-reflecjing- nicians. caTi -BimtlartatastrophK"™" Charles' Ji" Stevens" in~MiunicipaT •axes dud registration fees on-the-overagejnolomt now cojt him 19.7 cenh^fo drive hJs- -of *e heed fofHJ «>mptete^verhau^ nee'^l a ftdrJax for big trucluJ>«cctuse they. of' the members of this Grand of water io meet normal and surfaces of the eye being "warped" upon' the freeholders for addi- car a hundred too-maes: The heavy froeker^now pays 8.9 cents lor the somerood use . sourcei of revenue cannot now or in the future provide the necessary funds. Big trucks share of highway user, taxes. Panel and pick-up tfoeks—the kind used by the grocer, milt- Jury, prior to their term of serv- • emergency situations in the; Court last Wednesday night. Her out of its proper spherical .shape. 1 man, etel—pay 27.9 cents per hundred ton-miles irr^road user taxes compared with^8.9" ice and'eonsidered by it upon vari- tional "fundSi or the assignment Recent Eveute driver's license was , revoked for Roads built tWenty yeanaj)ar>>} carry 20,000 vehicles a day are now often crowded with welghihg mot* than 18,000 pounds account for 30.1% of total road use; yet pay only future*?:' ''. . .•'•'•'• judge may issue an "order mukirijjjff^ Dr. Berman said that all but ,ous--occa"sions during its't'enfe o-f •', . -i. In the event that . it ,'ife twoieWs,, She pleaded ndt ^ the most extreme refractive errors over 50.000 vehicles a ddy: New Jersey^tlesperately needs more and better roods; yet l^&f thhe total truck-automobil kbil e tax. UUnded r thhe proposed dI hhhighway_use-tai^t ; hthesSe big,^b, centi s paid by the heaviest trailer trucks. Every day half of the heavy truck* using New the approbations of funds (jy.the fit Local Schools' our highboy dej^oJrrraent w31 have Hfndd irlf 1954 io. the roads needed. If big truckers paid fair taxes New Jersey would have better roods. available for Increasing .New.Jersey'* road program. : • ' ' rpads except the small amount they contribute if they stdp^ond buy fueL > The presentment was signed by have come febm South Aprierica... such an investigation sh6uld gain ing public utility companies to 1 examined by Dr. Abraham Thaler two persons nave the same require^-' George ''H._ Hufnail of Summit, • •: ; ' • •• Grade 6 - ;. : : answers to ' the following .ques- - meet the. "•nuirem&its of the jury foreman. It was directed that after her arrest ,by Lt. George L. merits, and no two eyes are alike. i • •' *^4 A one-act play, "A Day. in An- Possible lens prescriptions number tions:' • ., citizens of this county for water /copies be sent to.Governor Robr R'osendalc and Patrolman - Thomas •. lor the • present and .. Iujure,' cient Rome," was presented in as-Benton at 12:30 a.m. March 8. in the hundreds of thousands. . •$($ 1. To what extent>aro' the; ert Meyner, "th^ president of thesembly by Miss Mar'y ljonovah's According to the police, the car she; ' / • State_ Senate, the speaker of thesixthetadciJh^^castjwasx^ar He added that vision training ,was-drivmg-sideswiped'-a.-pple^jn, frequently solves many^pmhlems House of AsseiitiKy, "(Re UniorT celliis, John Brennan; Julia, Dale SEIX IT! County legislative delegation, front of 826 Springfield avenue, than cannot be corrected by lenses. DON'T WATT Leland; Titus, Jeffrey Dworkin; continued 165 feet along the bank, M WE. SERVICE'IT!--:.... mayors of-coiinty municipalities; daughters, Jean Foster, Susanne : of the road knocked down a sign ' '• r WE INSTAIX, IT! GST YQURS NOW! the difectoivof the Board of Free- Sinirnpns and-Agnes Brown; no-. v holders. the Board of Public Util- and stopped in/front of the home of Re hours a day! Nt/tuss! in times, of- emergency, presents Hanna were the color bearers. ducted on April 20 at 11 a.m. under OPTOMETRIST No • mubt.|.- No bother! CompJetcly auto- - ..-. JcanVWrtis rrpnrts that ^Ilsa thi> sponsorship of the Police. De- mi_.A ft wu* -* ' : GADGETS — GIFTS he perilous condition confronting Beatrice Warher's sixth grade partment. Union Junior College, | { '25 WOtlll A"*^ West - Easy Payments! — Budget Plan! - '. > class, has beep doing'"some service" work for Cleveland School. Susan Automobile Association of Ameri-. ^r\ost New Jersey.rpads, .designed a (juarter of a century truck taxes are the lowtl In'the United States. Pennsylvania collects $153 a year and maintaining their own steel highways arid in addition pay eighteen "million dollars a PHONES —«R 6-2935 -:-€H 5-1291 line Tudor. 8 cylinder, 130 horsepower motor. Model 70AI automobiles equipped ago to carry loads of 30,000, pounds, are crumbling under the pounding of 60,000 more from a big 40,000 pound tractor senii-trailer than New Jersey. New York: taxes year in taxes to New Jersey: An estimated $800,000 of this railroad tax money .Is used with 17 plate heavy duty batteries, di- rectional signals, nylon scat covers, heavy Tre£ e Surgery Co. pound, trailer trucks wnkh are not paying' their fair share of road costs. Farmers realize on such big trucks are about twice New Jersey taxefc Truckers cbntiriue to prosper in for roads, streets and highways. In addition, as one of the largest users of trucks in New duty clutch. "Mafiic" air hcatcra and de- froster* and tob e equipped with five, <3I that rural roads w3l not get adequafetirtention until road funds are increased. ' both of these neighbor states, without.puHing so much of their costs on the taxpayer. ; .Jersey, the railrbads have a double interest in Hew Jersey's good road program. Goodrich tubclcsa tires and five IS) Time to Schedule Your Trees for Spraying rims.' 4Each Car>. - The color of these cars to be Ford's •VI "HiShland Green". ,__1.,JI .^.;. •-...-. •• .'.«IHI.,;..'...:..." _:.., -. • [ -..- The successful bidder will be required .j take In trade one (II 1053 Ford Tudor Feed Your Trees Under Pressure. Wallet • cylinder auto now owned by the Town- Ship of Cranford. All bids shall state the amount of allowance
Plant and oflfee sites for location of a
major service industry. Employees-25^00. •r: \ Annual payroll, over $102,000,000; Taxes Ut- paid in 1953-$32^537,000. Non-manufactur- ing. Modern buildings and floor space of
more^than 4,500,000 square feet, needed. A \ ' A'' A highway use-tax bill -has been new revenue tohel p meet the costs The present method oi preferred taxT ACT NOW BEFORE IT IS TOO LATE! in. next 8 year* submitted"toTt^cr-I^gislatt^T'M'OTe" tTOent^rciSigtrucks penalizes then Look at these features: than 15 citizens* orgariizations^epre? vast majority of the people in our # Representatives ojf statewide farm, r \ • senting farmers, aUt6mobiieroWnfers, state. We believe big tarucl^p should NO charge for wallet CLEANER automobile and industrial organi- NO charge for deposits labor, taxpayers and similar inter- recognize and accept their respon- i ••••:•!•>&•• -jiations met in Trenton on Monday, For a really dean home—plus ested people Tavor its ^adoption for sibility and willingly pay for the NO minimum balance required long-term comfort and eoonomy- Wouldn't an ad like this start sale? wheels rolling fast? Prom- January 18, 1954 and formed tfee *ou can't beat beating with oil! three principal reasons: NO monthly service charge . any standpoint, the landing of even a small portion of this i New Jersey Citizens Committee for facilities which they use. For OH Hoot you can't beaMnslst on industry would be a tremendous boost to the prosperity of j Equitable Highway Taxation to help Union County Tryst Company 1 An adequate road program for For 6ur.part we^expect to Help bring ml -correctihisprojblem and doj»metiiing- 142 Broad St. • Wcsimbutcr A««. A Prince S*. • 7|5HinWik A«C Yes—everyone quickly recognizes the importance^ of new New Jersey over the next ten years the facts of the highway problem 609Wcst(icldAve. • 100 SouthA»«^E (auitnn) Y try. But do you ever stop to think what long-estab- will require about two and a hatf^ „ about rempving the" subsidy that beforeTarm groups, taxpayer groups, Member Federal Drposit Insoraiicc Corperatioal , ' industry does'for:you; your community, your.3tate?^ New Jersey taxpjayers now furnish billion dollars. consumer groups, automobile clubs, p p x _ (^e New Jersey Bell Telephone Gompany, for instance, 3S clucks et« w«d im m big trucks using the state highways: el S Bunu clean and, hot — k*«ps -/ were just setting-up shop in New Jersey-4this "Wanted", They invited the Associated Railroads Jabor organizations and all interested -.^our h»«4 bUls lowT Call vm Ua_ ^_ ad would give _you some idea of how muchifg_w^rtb J^> j^he _ Ll FILL IN AND MAIL NOW or paste on 2c caad^Promjpt D«p«nd- State and to your c6"""«j"»ty, over and^ibove the service present laws to pay their fair shareiof abl»S«rvlc«l N«m«. to todays costs. They're as important to you and the $tata as they are to uay -•••>"' - Street. "DEPENDABLE, FRIENDLY SERVICE SINCE IMS" Publiihed by the Associdted Railroads of New Jersey/ representing New Jersey Bell Telephone Company Give NOW To The CANCER FUND CRanford 6-0900 M»U Your Checks to II. M. SlEGiX. Local Treasurer, OFFICE, J- I " '.VAHDt •*••.. I 1 COB. NORTH & UNION AVES. HNGfoN AVE. AT L.Y.R.B. 27 Million Avf.. Cranford. X. I. RAILROADS SERVING MEW J i\ |||!y>'t^'S$tfS5iS>^ |^PP^B»P^^^P^!?>^.^-^;?\Jg^i^i?^p5S 7- '
«» —•._.:;.-~"" '•" ""-& •• :"'.S.-''^" ._. - ...1 V AND eflpONICLE. THURSDAY. APRIL 8.1 1954 THBCBAIWORD CJTIZEN AND CHRONICLE. THUR&DAY. APRq. ». • SECTIQM THREE crly atone tba Bahway Hirer to Koctai _ Ihe alone Benjamin Street to Williams Street; Biologist to Speak Avenue and point or place of btftnalxm. KenUworth- f boundary Une so .Orange thence southwesterly alone HUUcrest Ave- AduhSfhool Reports on New SOD Process • - Will meet In Cranlord Casino, Riverside Avenue;- the nue to Lexington Avenue; thence north- ;in Europe..r-Thie-problem.^a',map ' Chinery was in charge'ojt thc.prp- iiilver arrow; Douglas Hicks, bear; appointed to serve or/the "'Opori^signed to |Ultimately keep our coun* . Drive. . .'..'. Oraoge Avenue to IlfxVn Place; westerly alone Lexington Avenue to a „ — try from becoming a have-not thertr along Unden Place to aBixabeth the Oarwood boundary llne;_ thence oggi and Herr maneuver designed; to train Army &3^^_^y_ . -' - • - .;;;. • 'j;badse: Fred, Sitrionsoti. gold ar-| t'»o Conservation'/. committee 6f ZHsnucr MO. 4 Ainraue; "*aa*hi'Tif>*'Ty along_ fte-various courses Garden Clubs Support ^ e Eltctricannstrumenr -nation~ta "• critical!—material: H^fnntwj .at *i^> CaniraT~^IaHrciatf i reservists and Guardsmen in com- Cubtnaster Earl Paffritb^spoke ; row;-. \Vi)lii»m Downey, denncr' 1 street, Cranford;. and Frank T. Mew J*rse> and the Bahway Rnner beth Avenue to A4*ms Avenue and. point of said Garwood boundaty Una to the bat coordination, is one of a series I Corp., Newark, in cooperation defense. Retires .. ^m a 1~* i • . • - Central RaUroad of Mew Jersey and field; thane* weaterty _ at the. meeting and stressed the -hence westerly alone the Central BaU- WiU meet hi Lincoln Avenue, West, and point or pUos C. Godfrey Poggi of 24 Spring- • program oi th~5 Barr, Summit, -are the co authori : it School. Orange OeM bouadny Une to the of', * similar exercises ' schedul importance of the coming naition- ,u r •oad of New Jeney to the jdMdlnc Une Avenue. . ield avenue and Joseph Herr. Jr.. i „ ,. -cqnser-yo^cri j At ftayway Refinery between No. 117 and No. 11» North An- • ' IHSnUCT MOu 13—*--'-.— rlu aueiunm Sthaol. UOCTUT thr6oBhOTrt~tee-nati'on tp'-rnaintai xjt u papei pus'BrTtQdT r •tt-ta f Glen Rock have become part-, to Dcii 2jfor best attendance. dlvixtmg line to North Avenue. Wot. Beginning at a point of the Central Avenue. ; ;- .'' - •^ - bounder, li«; and gardening are not-the'only interests ot tW_ erlectivehess of Americas Scouts. He ur,ged all parents td a; cal' materials' tA. defense'. i.h- addir GeoVge JV Schietrum of'45 Lin- in. an architectural firm to be 50 "M*iFi*Al Ayt* •ducrtlon 417A feet to • pojnt: thence - Will meet in Cranford. High Brunswickck, is ojae^pTjUij£_p_ e tew re-*. ^^ Poggi vwis a member, of. the State .' >vcnt on qf~bus urtd boat' ' ridy uct, anulysis. .Mr. Irslinger of 22Publi' c 'Library as foUows: Vi^s- Students have, for improving' the cussed the hew process -flBcently.A. shift foreman and gas plant thence- easterly along the Rahway River oucio'tb* Gentnl Railroad of New^er- rtmtlnumg along asldMandi.of Voatd West End Place.. - Board of ArchiteXts for eight years Ciubmaster Paffrath -presented to Riverside Dri»e> thence soutbeiiy Otihk .sey and • point -or rf^y^r» of t^fcg^^tit*ie^ Ttduwtton westerly to Spruce Strs DISTRICT NO.-J8 stands of virgin timber in samq significance. Top soil, depth the entire bajse. ', nlso a depa'rtmcn't prcsident Mrs. Richard Tomluy? t i ds ! r isu> threthre rin 8n j f.QT pew; courses^a developed by the Standard Oil De-operator at the Bayway 'Refinery Riverside Drive to North Union Avenue; meet In Veterans* Memorial Home. thence' northerly, alone Spruce 'Street to 111 point toC M LatJ^y t '? ^%^5 J L !° gg %t 'Ajtrnwci; '^Y er •Jk *I ! Ml TT downedi"tiy the 1950 wind- _ Bruce Myers, wolf, badge;.Paul h'ca'd, ..will, be in, charge of the re-sort; assistant treasurer. Mrs\ TSv-' re Will be distributed, T-UI 11jjijiiy xxjt xne cyi in Linden". Mr. Schietrum joined nue to the Bahway River; thence south- ' DISTRICT NO. 14 Brbokxlde Place to' Bprlngneld Avenue; meinber' emeritus, ol- the New yicw committee, and Mr. Par.kcr*> 'erett Heim; recording- secretary, - -Qjfuies' Redden, president-direc- version of heavy, residual petrole- erly along the Rahway Biver to the Cen- Beginning at a point' of Lexington Ave-.thence northerly atone; Springteld A' thence, northerly aJons Unden pue. J as' scientists from i storm sho-^ed ;. growth, for. 210Fersey Society xjt Architects and 'MacMiltan. silver arfbw; Arthur j tral Hsllrnad of New Jersey and the point nicthod^ engineer, will head salvr Mrs. E. E...Moody. .- " " . : . tor, said. The questionnaires in the um fractions to high value distill- the company as a painter in the nue and the boundary Une of Garwood; nue to Park Drive;-thence eaeterly " Orange Avenue; thence tast»rlv ,T, universities' here ' andyears, 50. years^before white men he-'State chapter lof theXAmerteari Charg^ers Johnson, wolf, badge; Waller- En-' or place of beginning, ' '-— thence southwesterly along thJ e Sarwood Park Drive to Its terminus; thence Orange Avenue to Craig Place other .; as : atrP arid reclamation. ' Mrs. Richard J. liaul, chairman Ik past, Mrs. Redden, said have been ate ' products. The '. process is a Carpenter Department on April ,Wlll meet In Cleveland School. Mlln boundary line to. the »^»«'^r d >~-"^»T erly through lands of Union County Park northerly alone Craig Place toN < road, have been using,MettUir's settled the area. •~T~7"<:-^:'/ •"...." institute of AiMutecture and has Tin mqrj, scarecrows, clowns, gel. gold ( 'd)lid ' silver • arrows;- Street ) ' • • • -. ' - Une:'thence southeasterly along the WesV to Rahway River; thence southerly along Place: thence westerly aloni abi - ! Stephen^E^ietM. silver arrow. Stan- j The program not only, .includes of the nurses' commiUee;"reported> new application of the flui'dized ; : •• as a living laboratory. jeen^presideni of «each for twolions, musicians, - pprotheys and 1 . valuable' in planning the school ". DISTRICT NO. S field and' Clark boundary line to Barttan the Rahway River to Springfield Avenue; Place to LsSaDe Avenue Local garden clubs supporting Group Includes t.he'nurses,made 428 calls during solids technique developed by their Road: tnenee easterly along Baritan Boad leyley^/|!inch, wolf badge; Gary- con'srrvation -of critical .niaterialS; and its program. - leglnnrnat "at Centennial Avenue thence northerly alone BprtngHekt Avenue erl» along LaSaUe Avenue to Because the university is , not i the project are: Crane's- Ford other mythical .figures \were on 1 Marchv The meeting was con- organization in connection with the Central -RaTfroad of New Jersey; to Lexington Avenue; thence northwest- to Hampton Street; thence .westerly ; . to'flnance its purchase now Gardeners,• the. Garden Club of hand as "The^Land of Oz" came to badge and gold ' ar-, such • ii.s cobal;, nickel; c.hhwnum The final lecture in a fortes of TOWNSHIP OF thence westerly TQong the center line of erly akme Lexington' Avenue to Alan done Hampton Street to Berkeley Place: AJZS t^5Sn?A^!^ t Winkel. wolM»adge. ' t touches al- ducted by Mrs. W.'H. Old, presl- -ten- will "be ~prcsentrd->'fonigtTr~aT cracking. • • - ejr Okefl Pla th rtulj ah -AU thence-eoutheriy along Berkeley Mi «ny-etoBcH its destruction ia threatenedijCranXoi^ Koraphile Garden Club, '"' ^okCuh Local Men '": Hlgh Street " produced; thence akmg OkeU Place to Walnut Avenue; thence Hampton street; thence westerly KenUworth Nunied to Fartn : Imus. ; . 1 i o'clock.In the^ontempdrary ciy-» It Was indicated that through the CRANFORD northerly along Walnut Avenue toLex -Hampton Street to ^Orchard Street and a Citizens' Scientific and Historical Green Thumb Garden Club and P^ack 175 at the iMelhodist Chucostumes. pcared on radio and, television un- Avenuv nue to the Garwood line and point ~Tjook"Tor"Whcn~Sprirr{r »VII' northerly. alQn« CenUnnlal AvenueJO *h" A 5 *? v> ion I and—study—of—this— country!s der the-.auspice's ,of the local.col- Central Railroad of New Jersey andd poinpitt o°*r trlaf^*place i' oYI&cgxnniiie^ ~~ . ~^~ ~~~and Torouih Street^.--, thirnre easterly Comes.to New.Jersey," umountiof gasoline produced from or place of beginning. , 'Wul meet in Johns' •«• Inensber5~"of-7the—MIT—GluF o • o voters of Qvery municipality In this state at a special Wiiis Service Pin alone the center line of Albany Arcfna* —THAT^ANT^BE^BEAT! ^Northern New Jersey who lord at his office - -. to Adams Avenue; thence southwesterly readlaf glasses Iraos lolts health election to be held at the same time a» the primary Berlyn E. Dresher of 222 Locust ' Bf nnelsal Ballainc along Adams Avenue to Elizabeth Avenue; •lam .'«r,'aUalrs. Caaae *• CammamUjr gather at the Canoe Brook Coun- Cranfari. N. J. • thence southeasterly along CUzabtth Ave- drive received a twenty-year but- at any Ume between Wednesday. April OaUclaa* aaal .MnM "I why. N» try Club, Summit, today for an election, April 20. 1954. In such manner .that every ton Friday in "recognition of- his nue to Hamilton.Avenue: thenca south- s 31, 1934. and' Thursday. September 23. westerly along Hamilton Avenue to Forest datli. na tnamkarsalB fe*.' The ssir- afternoon ot golf and tennis, voter qualified'to. vote at such special election may service with the Esso Standard Oil •1934. on which latter date the registration Avenue; thence southeasterly along For- books winibeclbsed until after the forth- PABK WEST LUMBER CO. Is > "do-lt-sronrafeir fan's paradise! From •rtse »f a UleUsjia.* - lowed by a steak -dinner, at 7: t est Avenue to North Avenue; ' 1 wm» ipr tff fitjf?\im\ mi* ^' ^j' Phone CRanford 6-1110 voted at said primary election: ... ; designated'on • North Avenue. East. ' ' FBEE PARKING • Frank Leslie, president of Frank.'j m ; TUESPAY. NOVEMBER «. I0.VI DISTBCT NO. in costly, closeout FABRICS! .•••.-•• • • - • v\ • ••...-• • • • -••,'•••'••: 38 Jefferson Avenue between the hours of '7:00 A. M. and 8:00 Beginning- at Orange Avenue Leslie and- Compaiiy, New York P. M. Eastern Standard Time, for the; We ..Have a Complete "Shall the "Raffles Licensing Law' (PJ;. 1954. c.5) Roofing - Siding Craig Place:, thence 'northeasterly cotton brcfecrs. _ ..- ••"• i" :.,., ....', i ., ',.. --- purpose of - conducting a •range Avenue--to the KenUworth Selection of be adopted within this municipality?" dary line;. thence westerly along Wrooeht Iran Less ^Liquidation of limited Gutters - Leaders General Election Kenilwqrth boundary line to an angle in rv. yardago.""from the" mill to vote .upon candidates for trie following said boundary line; thence northerly akmgj "Shall the'Bingo Law' (P.L. 1954. c£) offices: . ._ • ' said pourkdary. line to KenUworth Boule- America's Finest Weavers. AU Work vard; thences.northerly alone KenUworth AGED CEDAR be adopted within this munic A United States Senator (Full term). Boultvard to Hernlng Avenue if Heroine A Member of the House of Representa- Avenue were produced; thence southerly Guaranteed tives. Sixth Congressional District (Full along said production of Hernlng Avenue Dated at Cranlord, In the \ol Union, and; State term). .•• ' - and. center line of Herntag Avenue to v Three Members of the Beam oi Chosen Dunham Avenue* "thence westsrhr akme ' oi New Jersey, this 5th day oi Freeholders (Three-year ienrrol. Dunham Avenue to'.LaSalle Avenue: JOHN J. Dl FABIO Two Members of the/Township Com-thence alone LaSaUe Avenue toNormasV - mittee (Three-year termsk^ / dle. Place; thence easterly .along Nor> Your Choice of J. WALTER C6FFEE. 942 E. LINCOLN AVENUE Following Is a complete description of mandio Place to Craig' Place; Pine the eighteen election districts of the said Township Clerk. Township o( Cranlord.' •buthujy along Craig Place to It! Feel It! SmeU It! Beautiful Expensive CRanforJ Township and the location of the polling Avenue and point or place.of It's beantlfnllv milled .plflCCJ for each nf Ihn said, districts; • Will nert ,Huu»eueit t DISTRICT NO. 1 Avenue. closet lining that will protect Beginning at the Central Railroad of DISTRICT NO. 10 Special Prices! New Jersey and High Street produced; Beginning at toe Lehlgh Valley. Bail- your, clothes economically, all, thence westerly along the Central Rail- road and the Rahway River; thence south- 8" . 10" Widths year round!. Build or refinlsh' €C road to Lincoln Avenue. West; thence erly and down stream along the Rahway southerly along Lincoln Avenue, West, to your closet NOW with Park m&AHas'Em! A SOFA IT MY Biver to Che Garden State Parkway and Benjamin Street; thence southerly alone Rarltan Road; thence along Rarium Bead Benjamin Street to - Williams Street; In a westerly direction to '"''fii A' West's fine'grain cedar Closet thence southeasterly along Williams Street "«iei_thence^aorther^ilflniJieklneU- lining. • Sq,Ft. AIID AT tPeiuuail Ruad; tfanee-BoTtnextyaTnrQf Avenue to Alan OkeJl Place; thence west- Denman Roaad to LincolLinl AvenueA ;t thench e erly along Alan OkeU Place to Walnut easterly, along.. Lincoln Avenue- to High Avenue; thence northerly along Walnut Street; thence-northerly along High Street Avenue to Lexington Avenue if same were Sale Priced .., to\the Central Railroad of New Jersey produced; thence northwesterly alone Sq-Ft. Seed and' point or, place of beginning. said production of Lexington Avenue to Will meet in Sherman School. Lincoln the Lehlgh Valley Railroad:'thence east- There's; •omHhlng about Avenue. erly along the Lehlgh Valley Ww"w>ad to tne-BabwaylUwr and-point or -place-of; wood p^T'iffs; that gives 1954 Tested : -DISTRICT NO beginning.' a room that ~eosy"t6oltr LENGTHS Beginning at a point in High Street and 1 X Lincoln Avenue; thence, westerly along • W(U meet In Johnson.& Johnson Plant, Park West has a foil YES WE HAVE A MIXTUBE FOR ¥OUE LAWN — ASK ABOUT IT — AND WATCU IT GROW ! Lincoln Avenue.to Denman Road; thence walnut Avenue; . . - stock of Pine Paneling southerly along Penman Road to Lexing- NO. 1 DOUGLAS FIR ton Avenue: thence southeasterly along • • DISTRICT NO. 11 . • with a smooth bntterOy Lexington.Avenue\\o the Lehlgh Valley Beginning at a point of the Lehlgh finish. • Come on now . .. 5O.LB.. Railroad: thence easterly along the Lehlgh Valley Railroad and Centennial Avenue; finish that basement . . CAN BE USED FOR •• m Valley Railroad to High Street^Droducedx. thence westerly along the Lehlgh Valley 4»OLVERIZED LIMESTONE BAG Rady^nfi tn *^y ^th^sy Rtvuri thence fix-np tbit deo! thence along High, Street to Lincoln Ave- wutherly and down stream of the Bahway be clad you did! ALL BUILDING PURPOSES! (Reg. $119.50) nue or point or place of beginning. aiyer to the Garden Bute Parkway and FREE DAILY DELIVERY Will meet In Sherman .Schoolj Lincoln- rUrltan Road; thence southeasterly alone Avenue. ; • \' ' he Raritan Road to Centennial Avenue- - 'DISTRICT NO. 3 thence northerly along Centennial Ave- .Beginning at the. Rahway' River and nue to the Lehlgh Valley Wp"™»d and North Avenue; thence easterly ajpng point or place of beginning. North Avenue to Forest Avenue; thence Will meet In Builders' General Supply northerly along Forest Avenue) to Ham-Co;, 330 Centennial Avenue.' ~~ TOY and STORAGE CHEST& ilton Avenue: thence northeasterly along .' DISTRICT. NO. 13 SHEETROCK Hamilton Avenue to. EITxabeth Avenue: . Beginning at a point In Adams Avenue LAWN CARTS ; ' /„*- S0 thence northwesterly along Elizabeth uid:.Elizabeth, Avenue; thence easterly Are baby's toys always under foot? 4 x 9 ; 50 50 Avenue to Linden Place; thence northerly along Adams Ayenue_to Albany Avenue: A toy chest from Park. West will along Linden Place, to Casino Avenue: Whence northerly along Albany'Avenue to 4 x i Tools LAWN RAKES solve that problem In a .Jiffy!. thence westerly along Casino Avenue to 89 99 Roselle Avenue; thence 'northeasterly Here's another terrific Idea . . . 4 x 8 Riverside Drive; thence southerly. along •long Roselle Avenue to the. Hostile Park Alt KINDS GRASS SHEARS (Reg. $149.50) Riverside Drive to Nprth Union Avenue; boundary line; thence nortneriy alone the Get a Park.West chest r*Wir it 4 x 10 (Reg. $134.50) thencthencee- southerly along North Union AvAve—e Bo—ll^Pajtl boundary )ln» tn th. K»n-- l^wttitbh iteiar.iU ; YoaTYTIt havh e • storai*™ nuue to theRlthwatheRlhVV RiverRi : thencth e souththss worth boundary Mne; thence northerly chest worth m.Bch more than the No waste because Park West has original cost. your sixes, - HEDGE SHEARS . Handsomely styled, these new Simmons Deep-Sleep EAWN^ Lawson Lounges will appeal to those who prefer superb 77 HAND GARDEN TOOLS modern styling. Fine tailoring throughout — back and seat AS LOW AS llSPADING FORKS ' have the popular button tufting and the bottoms are cov- FLU SIT A Sofa By Day! ered in matching fabric, this tufting keeps upholstery in CEIEING GARDEN RAKES place over no-sag ceil .supports and preserves smart sofa DESKS DOORS REO POWER MOWERS •. ' " TILE ; IF*? Finance Them '<-~ RUBBISH BURNERS appearance. Base section conceals large bedding compart- ment. When opened as a bed for TWO sleepers it has the Genuine Johns ManviUe up NEW SELF-IEVELING feature offering much greater sleeping tile. Accept no substi- up OTHERS — TOO MANY^TO MENTION comfort. Remember . . . they're Simmons-Built throughout tutes. Pqt It .up yourself Come into our showroom v ..with patented extra comfort assured by day as a sofa and aeespme of our floor_ ^Ki^teiutUuliyz _ or by night as a bed/ USE McMANUS BROS. BUDGET of tacking gun. A whole .models. These desks are Brained doors, all set for PLAN - AS UHLE AS $5 MONTHLY. ceiling can be finished In * sturdy'In construction and sUintaci 1?H Inches thick. smoothly sanded. They'rev . They, can also^be finished a few hours. ' ' all set for whatever type' rtili naturally In shellac or .jof! finish you choose. varnish.-" ' 5-10-5 A bed sleeping • • • - - VUN AGWCp TWO ot night!-
"It's GtlATJ It's WONDER- EASY PAY PLAN! Pay in -A- r^TKaft whot pcopl* w small monthly payment* —i ...... toying about Ih* Kopper* only $1 por ton deposit. No LARGE FR6£ PARKIHC AREA-DRIVE OVER! Ck Plon;-And #«•! bills to worry abbuV h«r«'« why: when winter comes I' SAVE MONEY! You con... Tako advantago of this get Koppart Coke at th« rock- wonderful offer NOW! It Is Park Wes sine* 1880 bottom prtte;—and •njoy a for a limited tim* only. M6 unin&an «v«ry Ion. Phon«TOOAYl - Lumber Co home furnishings REEL-STRONG FUEL CO. (Tho larflast and finatt Horn* Furnishings Storo InElizoboth) - ,- - •••••-.: v>"•"".' • "^•-•T"-J"•"""••" """" • ... i, rrlendJv Service State* IMS" . _,~^ 310 West Westfield Ave. 1152-1154 EAST JERSEY STREET • EUZABEfH AtSO AVAtt-ABLC IN 1OO PROOF BOTTLED \H BONO ' TAKO i ROSELLE PARK, N. J. OLD HICKORY DISTILLING CORPORATION • PHI LA. PA, •-• OFFICK .; V (ELiiabeth 2-5600) I Cor. North * QUn Avea. Lwringt— Ave. at L.VJUL 12 NORTH -'ML *, CRANFORO, J a u - ••' T ' • •'• "'v/ ; . "'• . "• "' • .' I. "V • • '"..• . ' -"""«' '• fk - r^~ ! - • ''•",-• "" ' *"**"" ' '>«•" ... / ," ' _ ". .• . -i .' .—' ' ^r> • " ' '. • ' •'•- ' ''. . "",.'" • ' i. >' . i'""'"—•"* I'li-Esttj J-'*i). "• '/ ' ".'.IP' ' i ' . i'' '•—».-) I i •— ——=n,.a .-• 1 ' I'I..'—mt^£=-Zr-'—-m
.,/ . .. •- r. - \"'" THB OEtANFOHD CITIZEN AND CHRONICLE, THUHSDAY. APRIL 8. 1954 ANT> ctmometft *itmsffiXir%HUL-these seasoned 'musical st^rs Plans Made Show Marks : Film Jull "scale^horu 1 ig "^hlp doclc^TJSS pasa" fine singers and a ballet of skilled *OU ' Club of Cranford M to dance ahd sing those unforget- : Oklahoma,? the sensational While making & routine investi- Soldier from Cranf•ml KoosrBros.. the Furniture Show- Invitations have been extended noon at 2 B-hlr, table tunes W-.h i c h everyone Land O" Lakes Campbell • Scout Executive-David Hairkness place oi "wewt Jersey ."is celebrating.' to all girls in the jutilor class of Mrs. Frank- T; Maxson. nicsicarhit by RodgerSTahdHam- whistles. gation Saturday morning ..at -the Lt. • Lester W., Powell of the, Building Interests mcretcin which opens at the Paper Cranford Hotel, Patrolman George reported ;6n additions made tti, its twenty-fifth' anniversary fay/ Cranford high school to attend the i|rs. Maxon will be assiitc Cranford , police, reported yester- lib/ >!ill Playhouse.' Millburn. April Ward heard a ticking noise* com- facilities, at Camp Winnebago and : presenting a ; "Fashion' Shoyv for annual. College Club tea. at Sher- the following hostesses: Mrs. Ib. cans on the increased program planned day ;thaf° he had forwarded de- Watcli P«iy Moves J,,j' Very much like the" circus 1 ing from a trunkV— ... •'. _j_ • •, ' tainer . warrants' -to '.-.'. the Uiilon Homes" at its ttahway store lock Hall this. Sunday afternoon •vin D. Hall, Mrs. Wilfyam E.J ls Newcolners tall carv • i n ?i f n llr In thn Cr \i comes^ to ^description. "" He immediately notified Police 10 lt-wto announced tdbJ^ County "• prosecutor s TmswjHJK; ". •••"* during a f"irreiits' Night program ford, area are watching closely the Bruce GiMespie,. chairman George "G. Miller. ' o-.her musical comes" heaF"1ls~Tr ncl IX" inomas~rr. filed against 'Pvt. Thomas ' C. There's; something neiwv to/Seiu/ e in Woods Pushed to the scene. They presented'f-ai a"meeting of Boy negotiations' 'now' underway' be- education icorrimittee. '••.",«„ ',' years of continuous performances Combes. £2, ^of "207 Columbia ave^ e^'qry department, besides;, four found ' the trunk open and also Stout Troop 80 at the FirsJ Pres- , Several college ^.freshmeh will • 'in more than'seven countries,^It Mr. Joe loves gravy- -. especially on m byterian Church last-'Thursday. riue. who the. lieutenant reported new model homes, three new shops, tween • contractors and . plumbing; ' )i.is ' won '•• mor« distinguished Schedule Sessions found nothing morei)dV'ards than any previous theatri- Mrs. Edwin C. •, Younghouse of and-is wanted here or) fradulent floors packed* with/1001,."take* ; EXPEItTSH6g| 123 Thomiis street will entertain Patrolman Ward'.for his keen Has reserved the .Onaridoga r site ers' unions;/'"- ' • • Collins will- describ/ the ilub's . cil pjiesentation. • < • - J ' at. the cafnp for'two weeks be- check charges. ._ . home" ideas--even a/summer gar-' the. evening bridge group of theobservation.' * tf . deo-on the big stri&t Hoor.' "The There -Is "considerable building scholarship* progr ' When it opens at Paper Miy ginning July. 4. ..':.'• The local"* charges, L^ Powell Newcomers' Club at -8:15 tonight. Patrolman Ward reported he en- 1 show starts at 9 in the morning and underway in this area including REPAIRING ! under the directiwi of Frank —. The Star Seotif award won prp» said, were, brought by the Mor- nf tht> Year" Her guests -wjll be Mi's. David tered* the establishments when he genroth/"-- Cigar Store. " Eastman continues until 9:30 in the evening,- .the Brookside Place School and will- be U\e topic of Mrs. Gertrude found a rear door open. The re- .... scnted to Jeffrey Marsh'all 'land ' the Walnut Avenue School by the QUICK SERVICE with the Messrs. Rodgers and Buckley, Mrs.'Notholas F. Impera- street! and" the-s.Und Pharmacy, daily includlng/Satu'rday. Lyttle Friedman, giiest speaker at mainder of the building was.'seciar-: ^-first class aw;iFds were given to 1 Board of Education;. Hainmerstein." it. will make New tpr, Mrs. Harry C. Sy vejrtson;; Mrs. " Fred'.Ball'. Jr. Herb Hendritk- Raritan road. ^ ' ' '-' " ' 'Koos Fashion Shows.for Homes a meeQiigyof the College Club on Francis p. Dulicai7 Mrs. Rudolph ed.jbe reported. arc always/ free of charge, and Plumbers' Local 245, AFL, repre- ^^^i^^j ^_ was Jersey history, for it will be the senting, workers -in -this" area,—is fifertimp-an -independent producer P^Xangheinrich^Jte--JUchard.:j. Right from the Pat«week~in-connection- with the Masfef*^Plu1nbers~of ElizabeThT stti will-meet -tomorrowvat -the-home Milton Koos As. a feature of the celibration, 1 analysis of current drama and KJKcd'tueK "stars~asrG_ail-Manners repairs merit badge.. the case, since the Cranford' sol- and Vicinity will, expire April 30., icai for" therole..of Laurey and Tedof Mrs. Clare A. Barton, 108 Hamp- road has lieen *nqmed12 vice-presi' - dier is charged wtih violation of aKoqs is offerlng-the public interst- fiction: Committee chairnien for S Aide :•.•»•"' ' Two 'new'." Tenderfoot Scouts Scott of the original company.for ton street. Those attending will dent and special assistant of Koos eral statute covering transpor- '{toUrs,, every hour oni the hotir, Contracts of bricklayers,: the evening will be: Program, Mrs/ 18 ways to mak were welcomed .'into the'troop; iS,e role of Curley. Other prin- e Mrs. Carl W. Kirk, Mrs. Louise Bros., Rah way. tation of a stolen. motor vehicle. of all the brand new shops, and ters and laborers also expire .David Eaton and "David Skagjjs. end of this- rrtonth. ^TheyVllave Mrs. George F. Smith, Mrs. The firm also announced that hot Meat Sandwiches He said Combes is wanted in con-, xcjting model homes.. ., '• • : Lewis G". Griffiths, Mrs. Henry "•' It "Was announced that' the Mohi- Visitors may stroll, through ele- started negotiations wilTi'the'union Charles D. Stapp'of Westfield has 1 riection with burglary and lareehy 1 Hartzol, Mrs. Wilbur H. Fjihra and using Roast Beef, lamb, •• can PaJcoi;led. by-John -Pethick, County Building Cbfntrsvtors ; Air been named vice-president"' and charges in California and check gant Guild House or take a walk in 1 was leading the Phtro! Skills Con- rs. George Beer. • . . Ehler -rade"A charges in • Oklahoma, Nevada, Koos .luxurious Custom Square, a sociation,, a, newlyn What a fun idea«—, George O. Klemp of Rahwav- as Veal. Ham. Chicken. test, with-the Mohawks in second ; KNOW YOUR AMERICA Mr: and Mrs. Adolf Pasbjerg of Florida and .New Jersey, ^and by new"shQp (devoted to custom liv- group comprising uWformer Eliz- vicerpjresisdent and secretary-trea- ,-..place. . .'•' '• Riverside drive will ehtertain the surer. vH lb. cans the, Army for being absent, with- ing room furniture. They'll enter abeth and Plahjfield employer A c Tongue and Corned Beef 1 1 1 associations. policy, Whilgmost of the ^ihions :.. •-'• •• in ... :. •'• at KINGS this week-end!. 1 YOUR CHOICE TENDER* .five miles of Watch.uiii'C Mountain hey'll see and hear the story of at the Koos Bros: furbitura store iri Railway, Done in satip-black will be/seeking wage increases and ^trails from yVashingtoi&iRock to Vets Housing Koos' Custom Convertibles, big v(ith accents ,of .snow-white,-.the entire penthouse was, created^, V/HAt XJ>A&-: "Easter Baskets" The Savannalv3S04^ns, sailed f rpm Savahnah, Ga. right _EASTEB_ the ''.campsite. Those attending news in sofa-beds. • ' for glamour-seeker1^£ for tiverpooTotvJyUy 24, 1819. 7^ HAM Cton To Tfie ' , THE JHAME to limit quantities. were John Pethick,' Rred Ball. The • sale of: six state-owned Koos ''tourists" also may visit Herbert Hendrickson, Alfred San- temporary dwelling units in Cran- "Today's House" and. see a group SN BED CBOSS OFTHE F/RST Ranch Oak Hoose, too, with its • guiliano, George Jones, Jeff Mart- ford are scheduled for public auc- of dramatic settings of some of American and dinir STEAMSHIP? shall, William Weydemeyer,. Jack tion on April 13, Commissioner Koos finest furniture. They'll take Western influence.' in furnishings room furniture. - TO CROSS THE JUNE DAIRY Govt. Grade Well Trimmed AHen.'Richard Robey, -Pete Stout; Cha,rles R; Erdmannr Jr.. of thea stroll up to "As You Like It." and accessories. Then they'll be Very conveniently William McCprd; Walter Law- State Department of Conservation Koos brand new, luxurious line of among the first Jerseyites to visit ATLANTIC 7-Inch Cut Koos' new Salem House,.featuring, Gpolla rence, 'Phillip McLaughlin and and Economic Development, an- ruly custom •;• furniture, and see* : r . Larry Pethirk. TToHnTAfnolSI fnaSF sofas"a'h'"d~cIiaifs"IHat are actually" e-newest-^ pieees-inj-the rfamous- Michael-A.—Gi the hike but did not stay over-: Th'e one-story single family built as the customer wants them. Old Salem Collection of, early. Shortcut Kosher Style night. .'-...' dwellings to-be btTeredin Cran- They'll visit newly decorated. Boneless Brisket Adult leaders were. Russell rd are located at 522, 524 and Smoked Huckel, Charles Dehzau-and Fred 534'South avenue,-east^ and at 138.This sale will begin at 11:15. a.m; ijll, scoutmaster. Committee Roosevelt • avenue, 116 Lexington Mr. Erdmann said the dwellings fjijoy Hw nH COM bmzt M^ Chairman^-E P. Catts arrived iri avenue and 204 BUrnside avenue offered were, erected under'T'the Sprint i aiaxe vtiieraris Emergency Homing provisions which included State-1 Waiting for your "ship\|o come in? One of trie OIL BWKNEK8 municipal ^agreement for dispbsaj Cheese Spreads Cheese Rolls of the .structures after'.the emer- REPUBLICANS best ways t a^d^aV Insurance. Insurance gives you security as well In addition to' payment of the vtm/^9 pm^ ami UllltBX IfOI each accepted purchase price; the suc- IfM COKI OEaW tnti IB M mtna, as financial protection and lof|c. at the peace of Statfrfroa V; Ma fttoi turn »0L Relish, Pimento, ncesSTaP--biddert_inustremove the Freeholder Freeholder you get/too. Ntfpy, Garlic, Smokelle, Bacon ' Tmsiiew Pineapple, Olive HARD- RIPE FRESH BOSTON 103TAdam«^ve7 CRanfonl i-1261 May~ST~otLthis year, close off all the utiIities/T"bpeak • down the CARPENTUV MASONRY PAINTINO SEE THIS WEEK'S ANSWEBS ON FOIXOWNG P/COK^ Always thinking of lh« PHILADELPHIA foundations, fill up alTexcavation's jBtenheim liiddte*_Elsie puts Borden'a to ground level and remove del CREAMY Cottage Cheese in Deluxe Slices Additional ' details concerning; colorful n-uaable • one. pound Cream Cheese the houses and requirements are HEDENBERG-MA5BEAH "Easter Basket" cartons. large available from the New Jersey Just put a-handle through of' Conservation und INSUKANC£gic£uiZo<:£W holes indicated—or use "as is" heads *S AVOy' IN LONDON ? ^Economic Development,' T
now 1 Rahway, Elizabeth.and^other/near county for health education-.- held Saturday at 1:45 pjn. by . The Rev. Frank V.- H, Carthy. Kraus, superintendent of schools. tilatitig equipment at both schools and. Fred.McCarrick will serve as addition to those elected to -office interviewed to the .Board of Educa- ' The members of the board madeState Commissioner of. Education Meanwhile, Council: zoned for residential A and -waaconstruction of a hcw>-gymnasium, by communities,, '"••/• " Mrs. Glaeser pointed; but tha.t the Cub V&ck/nti, sponored by St^ . Completing the record of over- rector, announced a corporate, umpire-in-chi.ef. • were: Police Lt. Thomas J. Col-' 1 tioiii Richard deGrau is chairman have done the same. .Earl Pollack, Vardalis, chalrnja^ real offered laStAyear to .the Union floor, in Lincoln School anpVmstal- Sir John StaineP, composer, of Heart .'Association: is--, aware that seas service Tor all four sons of an inspection Sunday of the build- p It: wasiwinounced that league well. Hoy "Fitzsimmons, Thomas Micnaeiychurch,-at toe Twin City communion will he held on May 4 of the committee, and the other ings and grounds of the .local borough ' attorney, can - noxfc- -file estate ' conyn itlee, said he doubts County Regional District as a site lation the. "Crucifixion^*: was; - born'-in the' money, is only a very small ! Mr. and Mrs. Howard Thall of 2 N a new stage^ lighting activities will get undfcr-way vtfith fenglesc, Mr. Donovan, Mr." Mast-; Arena/Elizabeth. ',•'• > at 10 a.m:- for .the .women of members are Mrs. Emil Elias, school system. The tour, was made answering .|.briefs "to. those sub- anything''will be done this year for a high schoo system in Hhe ayditopium of the London in : 1840 and became a part of thie total cost of : visits to Cayuga road, their; youngest son, four, jteaijis, sponsored, by theerson, .Joseph- Most, Chester. Richard Nolan and Alfred Scale. .. in preparation of drawing up amitted by the defendants. " member of the choir.of Si/Paul's homes of cardiac patients by the uAyasi. announced that a Blue S/Sgt. John R. • Thall, is sched- Trinity "Churcl* 'to. present, the latter schooiN/ •/ '' Aluminum Company of America, Henry and Dominick Cardillo. At .a recent meeting . with the program of. work to be done during After all the briefs are in, the Cathedral in ,1847. He continued, local agency, but it does help some arid Gold Dinner wi|l be held on uled to return . home next week United ThanJc^ Offering. : A S6O.OOa bonds^ssuc to cover the Fibro Corporation; Police Athletic^ _u_Tho newly-elected Little Lcaguo —"Citizens -Committee .for- the Pub-the coming summer. Participat- Appellate Division of Superior as' a ch<>ir -boy '• there-:until- 1856; of its expenses.' April 24: - ^..~./-'-rv. -'..** - The announcement was made at PRE-EASTER SHOWING cost of the neW'-ehiifp'hicnt and League and So.noco Products president has been J> resident of " ''/ after 28 months' duty -in Japan, Court will set a hearing in Newark Councilman Reports Governor He studied music, organ and com- a meeting of the Evening Guild of lift .Schools, it was decided that ing, were: Mr. Smith, Mr." Seale, repair and (alteration work on- Company. Mr. Chobwrdu said Garwood for three years. .Mr. Because ofthe.great humbersxM At- a cecent meeting in St. Mi- according to a letter received by. or Trenton.,. The decision should : MARY ELIZABETH BONSlELL position at Christ Church. Qxford.- the thurch Monday evening jut the at REKEMEIER'S FLOWERS, Inc. there ,is, a need for additional chairman of the • building and the interiors, of the Uwo~schools' that the" number"of teams;.will" bo Choborda. .is"a"fiFaduate"df Trvihg-r cardiac patients, the constitution chael's School, three new members his parents. follow shortly after the hearing.. many of its presentatiofis in past nd • in '.1872 became- organist and Guiia Room of the EduratiSnal school facilities. In a statement, grounds committee, Mr. Nolan,;Mr. was. approved by the voters at a increased as. tiiorc sponsors^, arc ton High School and Colgate Uni- of the Heart. Association, prohibits were welcomed. Receiving! bob- S/Sgt. Thall has, bleen serving Meanwhile,. the' Regional Board Studying Grafle Grossing years, and Kacl Leiri. tenor, of master of the. Choristers of .gt. Buildings Following the corporate the twq groups said-that "it is Murphy, Mr.. Bird, Mr. special/election held last June. obtained. versity, where he played' varsity individual donations for individual cat pins were Jack Langella, R. with the- l$08th \Headquarters. of Education-is rriarking time in • •"" GjlVRWOOD—The borough's grade-crossing problem ha Orange; also soloist for" /ijjariy • of 'aulV Cathedral,-ibllowing .Sir communion. Mrs. Russell Emley anticipated that in the not ,too dis-Mr. deGrau, Mr. Kraus and baseball.. He played, three ,years care and encourages community W. Upton and Thomas Kelly. Military' Air TransporjAservice as Week End Specials! -liam its expansion program. I taken under consideration by Governor. Robert Meyner, and Plans and specifications prepar- Teams will comprise. 15- boys the oratorios: •• "... '•:•'•• ohn Gossr'V7 " • . . ~~education isiNewBrunswikri U nt* fn*'ire ^ definit** nnnnunn*- cd/by-^Pohhnaii and Henry, Eliza\ from 9 to 12 years of aRe. Boys with St. Albans (Vt.) in the North- ; she cx- The following awards were pre- sergeant major. HS~m"ilarjrcar^' oHginally -proposed that a bb expected that there may be some suggestions forthcoming as The chorus is made up.of singers " He taught at Oxford and Cam-plained. Offering treasurer, will speak. .b^ith architects, were approved by sented: ..Wolf badges—Peter Ward, eer started May 14, 1951, when he C issue totaling $1,950,000 would be action bn elimination of the-local crossing may be speeded up, it w ho will not be 13 until August' ern vlleaguc as a third baseman iridge, and was a member of the John O'Connor, Richard Weingart, enlisted .'for four years' .'service1 Announcement was made of an the trustees at last month's meet- lxarc jeligible.-to join, according and is president of the New Jersey issued this spring for the. construc- reported thi's week-by Councilman Lewis M. Ross, following a confer^ Royal- Academy arid, the Rdyal Gary Yolhner, Paul"Seiser, J. W.in the Army Air Force. He re- DAFFODILS 25 Chapel to Award Pins tion of a high school in'Clark and ing of the board. It is hoped to to the rules of the national Little Football Officials' Association. He ollege of Musician's.--. Besides Kitchen Planning McKay hnd L. McGuire^t bear ceived basic training at Sampson the purchase of sites in Clark and ence with tne governo'r in'Trenton*—— ———r ——:—•—'— ive/thc work on the two schools League "organization^ • Managers is employed as plant general fore- ; pleted before, the beginning of composing 'much church music, he badges—William O'Reilly, Robert Air tiase, N.Y.( and' from there John BramhaU,'Bible teacher of from Tuesday through Friday for Berkeley Heights. The board can- last Thursdayv Will .include Anthony Casule, Ed- man for the American Can Comp- wrote many textbooks on organ Topic/bf Speaker Konegan and J, Armeger; lion went" on to Teachers'' College in GLADIOLAS Ch:irlotte, N. C, will speak at the two weeks, with Alfred. P. Gibbs not issue the bonds until the pres- Councilman Ross said the gov- the\new school year in September. ward Con(in., Edward Donovan, any in Jersey City.^ Mr. Chob- badges—rjohh SorrenlindandTfen- "Missouri. ROOFING -family Bible .Hout-i»tJ_l.aJn.. and as, speaker ent-litigation is completed. _. , ernor._ejrtdejUly_jrwognized_tiie Concentrate Action also is expected at next Edward Muste^rson afid Ray orda, who resides at 335 Myrtle. Music of the Bible." aid- Shiiheeri; gold and silver ,at- On" his7Feturn—to the United the gospel service at 8 p.Sm. Sunday week's,-mcctiniJ.jjn_the.salaries of AV*LUUC 1 J.s....iS.a.rricd_. and__ has two Al Rosary Meeting '. A chWus from the junior de- Also underway in this borough seriousness of the local problem His best known .work' is the rows—John O'Connor, one gold States he expects, after a fur- Gotten —Leaden — — '.WE CARRY AFRICAN VIOLETS - at Kcnilworth Gospel Chapel. Bars Superintendent -.of Schools Lewis : the daughters. • partment of the Sunday School is a study of the costs of running Sixty-five boys\ attended "Crucifixion," which 'was com- Guest speaker 'at a meeting and two silver on wolf badge; lough, to be. assigned to Selfridge and pins for Sunday School, at- will hold a rehearsal at 3:30 p.m.the Regional district, which is be-and, seemed especially impressed On Cancer F. Laird.^Te'aching Principal Louis posed in 1887. , This music he de- Monday evening pf the Rosary So- David Lynch, one gold'and one sil- Field. Mich. . tendance completed during the today uhdqr the direction of Mrsin. g preared by" Borough Auditor J. with information regarding the Dughi' and> School Secretary Bar- scribes - as "a meditation on theciety of St. Michael's church was ver on-bear badge; Robert Sher- He' was graduated in 1950 from. Wedding and Funeral Work Oar Specialty past quarter will be awarded at the Aileen Gill. The Craft Bible Club F. Stephany. Mayor, Robert Knie- number of school children haying bara SachscL which were not in- acred passion of the Holy Re-" George Wall, kitchen consultant rer, one gold, and one silver on Cranford High School, where,he CR6- ger said no action will be taken in cluded in theXnew teachers' salary Wrestling Events Here Today Gartens — Planto of All Ptacriptlona morning service. will hold its final meeting of the to cross the tracks on the way to Local Committee deemer," and in'music simple and for. a.' Newark department > store, bear badge: Thomas Qornowski. n-Sunday afternoon, the tract tomorrow'atrtro/at 7:30 p.m. whew an effort' to -leave the dintrlct or- BiijHf npprnv«-H hy iho hoard |nyt, a re- championship wrestling niatches>- Y\ he- tolls^ihe slorV of who' discussed the basic items to be and from'school. Plans Onc-Uuy Drive The matches arc; being conduct- p"«».l?ilvtrr nut w«wftM«« H"ATrWf*mffn^ Made to 6rder cratt. cts will ,bt month. \ cent, show presented in'.connection. he' lqst hours of Christ's great considered in planning an effi- badge;-and Robert Konegan,-one •rormtrcTCd"iB.?n(?rjtaTt 61 ine*'afii!i!-!>(.>liuul"rt!Ca 1 Evanpel," the chapel's new month- The service for younger boys and mitted. Because of the high cost To Attain sacrifice.- cient*.kitchen. He spoke of • the gold and one silver on wolf badge. .^.•printed message the com- girls will be held at the same time, of running the district. Mayor the councilman took with him In- by Joseph Troiano in. the physical reation and sports program for many inexpensive labor-saving YES, WE *I»ANCB. TOO! 'SecoiiilCup of Coffee' ' ' Puppets made hy the cubs were mUnity, together vn\ -an. ah- and the children have been asked Krueger said, the other member formation he has gathered over a GARWOOEVr-PlanS for a. con- education program- of the borough local young people directed by Mr. extras that are Wtten over-looked displayed at the meeting. Den 8 INSURE nuuncement of the- to take objects mentioned. in-the towns are showing increased in- period of several months pertain- 1 Raises Funds for PTA schools will nicet"-picked wrestlers' Troiano.for- the Garwood' Recrea- . VNA ReceivesXheok when planning a modern, scientific iter confer- centrated one-day canvass to" at- presented a .skit. The^ast in- - chce' and .the chiWrenis campaign. Bible, from which brief object les- ing to the borough's efforts from the seventh and eighth tion Cotnmission. • ., kitchen: Mrs. Paul -Nbvak, Jr., terest in reviewing the situation. tain the borough's gpaljpf $850 in GARWOOD — • Th\ Parent- From Hear! Association cluded: Thomas Leheay, Edward Conference meetings' will convene sons will be given by Edward T. through the years to have the Jer- grades of the Roselle Park public Basketball and boxing arc vice-president and p. r"o g; r a m HARRY REKEB9EIER and FRED TRAUT, Props. the 1954 drive for liinds-ior. the Teacher Association held, a "sec- .km Go^nowski, Thomas' Gornowski. on Saturday at 3:30\n.m. and 7:45Whittle of Cranford. ; ' KENILWrtRTH __ Councilman schools in matches at Lincoln among other sports included in the •• '"> . A.check for $160 has been given chairman, introduced the speaker. sey Central Railroad eliminate the ond cup of coffee" fund-raising to ' the^ Cranford Visiting Nurses David Lynch, Robert Konegan and SCHROEDER 1O6 Walnut Avenue CRanford 6-4700 p.m., and on Sundayl-at 3:45 p.m. -The Sunbeams will have- their Oliver J. fflrown, Jr., is expected Center street.,crossing. He also Union County Chapter of . the School here starting, at 3:30 p.m.program, which also features arts Robert Sherrer. , • event in the Franklin School cafe- today. . ' Association by the Union.County •At the business meeting, which and 7:45.p.m;, .with supper served closing exercises at jthe chapel on home by ^the beginning of next presented.maps-showing locations American Cancer Society will be teria from 9 to 11 a.m. yesterday. and crafts, dancing, model mak- Heart Association, it was announc- followed group recitation of the both .evenings. , Following - Easter, Saturday, at 7:45 p.m. Miss ,Eliza- week from Beth Israel Hospital, Appearing for"'- Garwood will be ing and variqus hobby, clubs. Ses- s Open Sundays, 8:3.0 a, m. till noon of schools, fire headquarters, pol- made at a meeting in the Borough Mrs. Arthur Walshe was chairman; Rosary led by the Rev.. .'William d today by Mrs. Helen M. Glaeser, s"^ services will be held - '(Continued on page two) Newark. ' . • ice headquarters, First Aid Squad Hall- at 8:30 tonight, it was an- . A children's, fair, featuring in- the fpllowing: Riisscll Burleigh, sions arc held at Lincoln School , chairman of the .board of trustees B. Donnelly, Mrs. Alfred Frigola, Nat Carrea, Robert Yanuzzi, Rob- after school Mondays through •tudylns drift let building and other centers with re- nounced by Councilman Burton E. door and outdoor games, refresh- 7 : of the Heart Association. • president, reminded the members 9*ratm«s.' curnnU. planirton. ments and a. cake sale, is being ert FroetiMch, AWilUam " Kennedy.^ Fridays. .-" . " • ' ~" Dickerman, local chairman. 1 The check represents the VNA^s of the Holy Hour to precede the «B tens of Bf» la th« planned by the association for May' Normap Zimmerman, Roger Munn, Dances for young* people" are May meeting, at which time all -,-•;» v 7 Methodists Slate IVo Palm Sunday Services Thf councilman said Governor share on a pnxpafabasis of the $2,- Had It convenient to refer to the Meyner requested that he leave Councilman Dickerman said the 1 at Lincoln! School. Clifford™ Buchman, David Grif- hejd at -the -school - each Friday, 400 attoeat^Sl-tnis year by the"members who have joined: in 'the Antarctic meaning the ocean wtf fith, Ralph Bianchi, Joseph Masr in connection with the pro-" THIS MAY NEVER KBIIJW0RTH-4ln observance tomorrow at 3^ p.m. ' The group •• An election of officers will be the material with him for further date for the house-to-house can- Heart Association to the six pub-past year will be formally re- •f the Antarctic regloa They a^rM, sari and John DiBattisia. Tomorrow night's dance ' will be^ confirmc$J..,on Mau,ndy conducted by the Women's" So-, assured him that he vass will be set for Easter ' >J lic agencies in Union County. ceived into the Society. bow«v«r, that theta waters do not TO YOU of Palm . Sunday,/ two morning study Mayor on ssisting Mr. Troiano in traln- canteen-type affair open . worship services •will; be held in.' Thursday when the 53' ienr of dety-for Christian Service Tues» informed of the' goy- iunday. vls»l Mra. John Murray; ticket ehair •al boys has teen Jerry oys and 'girls of ' high Itr'represehtS a\tofal 61 A But . . . then again, it Uw Community -MptKoidist1 Cnurch future. or.- 10 per cent of the total of man _._, Your Local DODGE DEALER 9-DAY CRUISES to NASSAU A HAVANA Cranford Trust BWg. PUC by the, borough have indi- S. S. NOU»(K»NW York ANH atghl aad day h O*o'i «ay cmdf cated that action on Garwood's 30« c Nauati phn a hoM In aach fudMrtfag pert. tion of the Dunellen project: Bazaar Tomorrow can as YOUR HOME , GARWOOD ~u The.public has- Brownie Troop Visits " been invited to attend a bazaar 21" NeWark TV Show tnan's. Club tomorrow from' 11 KENILWORTH — Members of a.m. to 8 p.m. at Bay Leaf Mem- Stk. No SALE . Brownie Troop 16 attended "a per- orial Hall, on South avenue. Dramatically OUTSIDE AND INSIDE formance of the "Junior Frolics' ; Mrs. Eldward Hoover, general 1952 N«*h Rambler St. Wagon 1049^(1195. Low-Priced THERE IS PROBABLY c television program last Thurs- chairman, is being assisted by 1952 Dodge Coronet, 4-dr/sed. .. 106^-1395^ day, in Newark at the studios of Mrs. Doris Fitzsimirions, Mrs. MUCH THAT CAN BE WATV. -.'"'. Philip Aiken, Mrs. -.Raymond 1951 DODGE Coronet, 4-dr. sed* 1059r-1195. TESTED ^ DONE TO IB4PROVE • -Mrs. "Lynn Kramer and Mrs. Rambo, Mrs. Louis Warren, Mrs. George Fraser.. are" leaders of the Thomas Norton and-. Mrs. Thomas 1951 Dodge Meadowbrook,4^r.*ed. 1064—995. YOyR HOME. - Cassidy. 1950 Dodge Coronet, 4-dr. «ed. 1054— 995. 9UAUTY troop. Mrs. George Marrese GENERAL PURPOSE Asbestos Shingles Mrs. John Dexhcimer and IVJrs. The affair will feature , white 1949 Buick "Super^', Adr. sed, 10n^ 650. A, W.."_V?ai^^rovidcdJranspQrt jejephant- articles, baked Cp —REMEMBER THAT EACH tation. • ' • ' ' •_ • - jewelry,' arts and and crafts and 1947 Plymouth Club Coupe —— -1057—450. Grass Seed for SUN or SHADE ~ ' ".'•"• THI MANHATTAN 21 DOLLAR SPENT IN "The troop is planning~a~trip to plants.' • . ~ & Johnson plant- in — •Proceeds will be used for the ; r the Johnson . '- .-"'> •' " 't y ".••••• ••.;.-••' ML Above Are "O1SE OWNER" Cars ENTIRELY NEW "Magnasphere 300" chassis wijth 17,000 volts SUCH IMPROVEMENT Cranford. general welfare fund. > <•'" ' Stahds TRAMPLING without PAMPERING RETURNS MORE THAN 1946 Ford ''8'^, 2-dr. sed. 1069— 295. picture power affords clearest, sharpest, rock-steady pictures with amazing ii A DOLLAR IN -THE RE- 1948 Nash, 4-dr. sed. 1032—325. Thrives in Poor, Sandy Clayey, Soils Eight Kenilworth, SQarwopd photogenic realism • Two 8" extended-range speakers provide High' SALE VALUE OF YOUR. 1940 Plymouth ''Opera Coupe" 1061— 95. is blended to produce a Sparkling Green-Grass \ II a HOME. \ •'*•: Pupils Gain Highest Honors PriPTCNI APF.A—Play Croquet; let the Fidelity listening enjoytrtent •» Ma^nayox Cascodc Tuner*'permits-.- Children romp and play. . , posiest channel-to- This nuxture of Quick Growinpand Perennial seeds is best for difRcult ^finishes of Cdrdovan and Blond • You Pay No More For at Jonathan Dayton Regional High MacKenzie, Mury Mulford and SPECIAL - aoiis where more expensive seeds have failed. ' ' BUILDING MATERIALS. School lists eight Kcnilworth and Nancy Stroup of Kcnilworth; y NEW 1953 DODGE five . Gi*rwood students,1 while Joyce Esposito, Geraldine Kloza, _Jnw Extra Quality in Magnavox! honors were won by 16 other Gar- Mary Spina, Marianne Stenen and ^eel-Free to-Ash^for-Any Advice. wood and 1C other. 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THE CRANFOHD-dTTZET? CHRONICUt, CRAflFQRD. CITIZEN AW) .CHROWCLE. THTJRSDAY. 9, Pag* Three the car to the exhaust pipe. A-doc- municant of St Theresa's Church Mayor Robert C. Krueger, Coun- clnsi with, members ranging" In .•-...-*••.••-•• • cilman' Myers, Mr. Sturgis and Mr. age from'ieight mpnths to 84 years estimateel, police say, he was He was the son of Joseph ^ home at 8 Stuyvesant oval. New Joseph Deremer oh behalf of) the immons and Robert* Bianchi; in-, will also be received as new mem- . the late Mamie Ferrara Cantiaf. York, after a short illness. A na- Teachers' Nomioating congregotlon. speciion of desks and lockers, [ears Flynn, were described by Mrs. Howard.) taken Present Manic' dead about two hours. \ 0$: Martin bcrs.' •: '" . • •""• •••.'-"• '• Mr. Sturgis was named to head tC. Reinhardt at ^a recent meeting pital, Elizabeth, by the Kenilworth SPRINGFIELD — The senior Mrr iato^SurvivingEihim^besideS- hir^ tly£ol Elizabeth, she Olvwiir^ Ken- Candidates CoiuiiiilteeJlLpppiiited ^r^t Barry Wible; mofning exercises, Campaign * Ex.-rminotion of the confirma- Cannariato attended Kenilworth llworth until *e moved to New 'oni Sherman; attenidance, Bar?' the entertainment and cefresh- Foun of the -Apron Strings, a circle of First Aid Squad.. » class of Jonathan Dayton Regional father is his wife, the former M^ '" GARWOOD —- j/V nominating ceremonies for a program -which. tio'n '.class was held Sunday., night cpmmittec Bobert Gordon the Women's Society of CMristian' schools and was a graduate of Jon-Florence . Secchio . of,r Brooklyn York City six years ago. She, was bara Hasselman.;ind messenger, in the church under the direction- High School will present the play .committee to prepare a slate of ncluded skits by Mrs.. John Sny- and, fugenb^Capofia wo** also Service of Community Klethodist "Janie,". a three-act comefdy, -tor athan bayton , Regional High whom-i He married in Cefigrnber. a graduate of Kenilworth schools der and Clarence Potts. : Church Kenneth Koromi. f .' - ' of the Rev. Walter C^ Push, pas- and attended Roselle Park High oiffleers for the rieict schooi year jjjunSd tothe.group. Of Assault Church. •'•- .'... ..-|. : . •.";••, morrow and;Saturday evenings at School, Springfield, and Upsala tour sisters and three brothers. ' members who 'spoke included tor. . tThe Itev. Mcand Mrs,-Pugh ' College, East prange.."He was de- The funeral wil}be from the Daughter, Dies School, she was a member of tho KENILWORTH—A local, man Mrs. Reinbardt," a former Eliza- EigJtih Grades the school. • ' war-appointed at a meeting of the David Tuyoch, .TJonald Snyder, GARWOOD SOCIALS will entertain the . cjass Saturday : Council, Freeholder veloper 'Of thfj '.PiinppH 'Marior andJDooley Funeral Home, 218 No t, first graduating class at Jonathan C- land hi^ fathcr^in-law were fined beth S,unday School teacher now "janie" relates the complications a __ dRTH -—FuneraFll serv- Garwood Teachers'.Association at Albert • Gascoigne, Ralph Clark', Carol Kay Andres, daughter-of Jolin E. Conlin afternoon in the church' hasc-y was owner of tbe Frozen Cow, anavenue, west, ^Cranford. Burial Dayton Regional High School, Congress, Freeholder Council Aspirap $10 each and coyts on Charges of residing in Hagerstow,n, Md.,' told that -' develop, when three nigh s were conducted yesterday aft- Lincoln School last Thursday. Joseph Deremer, James Logic, Mr. and Mrs, LloVd Andres of ment... " -;' ' "^ . • :• \ , Visit Regional, tream and frozen custard stand will be in St.-Mary*,* • Cemetery' Springfield. "-'•". In Charge for Local ' CD Police school girls gweAa .party for the fce ernoon for Mrs. Marya E. Martin, f Aspirants Tell "GOP Mrs. Burton Galjoway.; and the? 315 Walnut street, was honored "The Triumphal Entry" .willlbo At Repu assault Monday evening, jn Muni- how her Sunshine Sunday School, iri the Boulevard. He was a com- She; was ' employed for several Members are Mti, Evelyn Sut- soldiers of a nearby ajnny camp. Plainfleld. 3 > years pld, of New York City, Rev. Mr. Tougher.' t b party. Saturday afternoon Jn the sermon topic of the paktor on cipal Court by Magistrate William class grew from a starting mem-. years as a' secretary following Club Qualifications ton, Mrs. E?*.her Tonjes and Mrs. Democratic Ca««liilates dXi r of Police Chief and Mrs. observance tof her seventh birth- Sunday. There will be Sunday- d-: jiaites for the-Republican nominal-: Thty filed the'charges, against ago to Its present 'enrollment, of play the title role.,:. . ;. rjro; 7 S*cn(>ol r KENILWQBTH, — The [eighth 12 Springfield in the WAVEES during World War , The 'association voted to make was made today that John E, Conr 'tion for,freeholder and thr^ as- ' KENILWORTH—All memWs each other following a 'dispute 300. Classes.are held every Sun- Members of. the cast from'GafJ- 11 Sh Congress, Board.'. of ..freeholders Sandra Andres, Genevieve Munn, grade students-eckf Hardingj'SchooL , She was (a member of the 1 a donation to the First Aid Sauad Jpirants lor the GOP congres- of the Civilian Defense police re- Saturday evening at 245 North day afternoon at-,lthe Hagerstpwn wood includes .Rcftert -Benson, and Borough Council spoke at La ation Gair-- Schnitzer..^Lenny powhle, in of 351 Hemlock'aVeniie:is serv- visited Jonathan Dayton Regional soldier; Susan Buchbinder,/Horr Community Methodist Churchi :-'• from ..the proceeds .01 ."a recent sional nomination spoke at :a cah- serves, passed their written and Twelftit street, home of the fa-VMCA. . Members/) come" mostly soldier; Susan Buchbinde,/Hr The Bev.. Uohn R. Dexheitner, Candidates' Night held by the Re- Carl Dpwhie, Jo Ann Schnitzer, ing »as campaign' manager fpr oral tests and qualified on the pis- High School in Springfield yester- Surviving her in addition to her basketball ^game. ; Contributions First ' didates' night Monday evening ther-in law. 52-year-old,, William from underprivileged homes. ttensen - Bennington; John, Corveleyn; j,^* of;the Community Metho- Thomas. Perry, Gregory. Aklan, Councilman William H. Severagef r day to see the. play' "Janie" being parents are her husband, Manness publican Club at Bay Leafx Mem- also were,vated for the March of conducted by the Kenihvorth Re- tol range,; Policft, Chief George Melvin. The other "combatant" Iri addition* to her Sunday soldier; David Gray, Carl; William dist^hurch, bfneiated. Burial was ormation Karen Toth, Kenneth Toth, K "Conklin annofinccd at graduation presented by the high:, school TO THE. LEGAL VOTERS OF KENILWORTH T. Martin; two sons, 'Jeffrey Pe- orial Hall Thursday night Dimes and the Children's Coun- ieeking the Democratic nomina- Ticket Sale Sunday publican Club at Borough Hal). • . was 35-year-old Harry Eskine :h6bt-,-3^ork, Mrs. Reinhardt" also Rhatigan, soldier; Joyce VanNatta, in Fairview Cemetery, WestfleldL. FiUsimmons, Jarnes" Certo, Doris ceremonies conducted Friday eve- senior class. •'.,. Elsbeth Colburn; and Mary Wanca, Witt Martin, -8; and Thomas t try Home in Mountainside. Brunner, Peter Andres, Fay An-ion for nyiyor, and Frederick- C. Freetiolder _ candidates who Tenth street ••"•'.'. ... ^supervises "athletic activites' for In accordance with Chaptwrs S and 6 IPX. 1954- ap- Slrs: Martin died Sunday at herMaHih, 6; and a. brother, William ' Among • those' •present were >nke i n c lttd'e: Mrs. Elfie ning at. the f irehouse. ' ' , ". Regular ' performances -of the•Tina; ... . ',.••:•' '' .. Francis V. Lowden of Hillside, Bliss Helen Anderson was nam- Given Parents dres, TRonald Pecina. Mary Lou iVehrum, jr., nnd r_'' Reported a Success Eskine was also' charged with young people Saturday evenings. -KenU worth students in the play E. Conklin of Kenilworth. , J ed -.-to; -make, arrangements-for— a Andres, BetfyAprtKaminski, Ann .r-L 7 Scheideier and, Donald ^Jackey, in-" Diplomas were presented 10 Uie desisting arrest by Patrolman Ro- The meeting was held at thepla' y will be pre5ente Patrick iiraae"class has election tp.b^^J tion for Congress. Other Cort- ing, procedures in registering for pleaded hot guilty to a charge Mickey; Philip_Jackson, Rodney; {'..--Prunaiy-•--::-.:, .Clark,.LDUbik^ SChooLsystetn.. Mr,. 't.y-.:M-, :m»miriff ,nv>ni m.-idr- tpriay. Murray, Russell E. Sayre. Harry Softball League to Select coby president 'and* Sandra Fair- election, April 20, 1954. In such manner that: every Program Slated gressidhar ~aspirants"~settf' repres- -Jonathan- Dayton- Regional- High. Revr-tmd'-Mrsr-Wulter'-e. congressional, aspirant s. who of leaving the scene, of an acci- George MacKenzie, soldier; Ed- AND Conlin is a graduate of Seton Hall - Q|->plto ..•••Jark. Whitkec ypokf 'jn Vice-president entatives to speak for them. - School ,in Springfield' next Sep- 'ugh of 356 Myrtle avenue will by Henry Piekarski, ticket .chair-- Mavcook. Nick G. Betz and Don- Eighlli Team We held Springfield yesterday to sec' a 'a. • .' •' "•; ' for Borough Council, and James Also" participating in the cere- Mutford who said a car operated had a piece of'.' the~ bread. The from 2 to 4 p.m. and 6 to 9 pjn. a'ti -Bertolamy, for Borough - Council. paign.manager, Mr. Conlin declare April 22. 23 and 24 in the \,m- ber for the coming season. . John Cannarlato voted at said primary elecuont j i,et,-by given that the District Election GARWOOD—The Rev. Eric S. production • of "Janie" at Re- Flynn,. Mrs. .Margaret Borger, mony were William ' Emmert, by Fricke crashed* into the store class wrote a thank you letter to Harding School. • - • . • Freeholder candidates speaking ,Mrs. Rose Bass, wife of Dan.iei he felt he would be represent-, coln School 'auditorium and will The. choice will be between the KENILWORTH — A high mass < in nnd for the Borough of Kenll- were Mayor L. Thomas Daub of Tougher, pas.tor. will take has hisgional. . . -....- -..-..•' Bass of 442 Pine avenue,'is a pa- •tx ' Mrs. Ernestine Marino' and Leroy John McCoy- and Donald. Brown, window of the local firm. ', __ Mrs. Swenson. ' of requiem will be said at 9 o'clock . "ShaU the -Raffles licensing Law' (PX. 1854. c.5) |worth willslt at_the places hereinafter The program will be sponsored ng "One of the Best slates put up be presented by the Elizabeth- Holy "Name Society of St. "their nutetl on - ' . '• Garwood, Mayor Charles P. Bail- sermon topic, "The Kinglihess of A • program was presented lasft tient in a New York hospital. 1 Sturgis; county committee candi- all of the Civil Defense Council; Speeding on the Garden" State The Health Department reminds tomorrow morning at St. Theresa's by the Union County Tuberculosis in the borough in many years." town Variety. Players-. Joseph V esa's-Church" and Adamas Carbide be c^pfsd within tW« munidpality?" - TUESDAY. AP»IX 10. 1031 ey of Westfield, and Freeholders Christ,'* at the 11 a.m..worship Wednesday afternoon by members • Roy Fitzsinimons of 345 Third dates, were among the other Chief Conklin and Captain "Ed- Parkway cost three men. fines of parents of children "entering kind- Church for 32-year-old John Can- Ib,-ia',<-» the hours of 7:00 A.M. and B-.00and Health League, Inc.," in coop- ( He said he will announce KB: cam-Hiimenik.. is general chairman. Corporation. Nelson L. Carr of Elizabeth- and service at the Presbyterian of Miss Alice Rogers'fourth grade venue celebrated his thirty-ninth speakers.. ' • ••' • • ward Stupak', who was in charge $10. and-costs each. They are;- ergarten in September to have re- naria.to of 359 Oakwood avenue 11' ^f. E.isteni Standard Tune,- for the eration with the Kenilwiorth Board paign comnjittee!! shortly. ..:• _ Tickets for Fri.diiy and Saturday °^ "Shall the T|Ingo Licensing Law* (PJL 1954. c.6) o»c of conducting aa ) Elfie Scheideler of Roselle, in- Church on Palm Sunday. Sun- for. the pupils and teachers of -of the training program. Daniel Erwin Mandelewitz of Newark, quired , immunization completed who'was found dead Monday aft- of, Health and the Union County birthday anniversary Saturday Mr." ConlirTis "married and hasnights are mostly sold out, but Form'erV Mayor William Lister cumbents seeking nomination for day School will meet at 9:45 a.m. Franklin School. .Also present night at, a . party at' the home- of 1 *' ••: be adopted within this municipality?" ^ : Kerr, civil defense director,-sent RnnaM C-Mc-Vean.-6t-Union -and Mishap Costs Youth before the registration day, which e'enoon in his automobile on a Medical Society. . Wo children. about 175 tickets are stilF avail- • spoke in < behalf of former • Con- Primary Election; ; reelection. 'The Meaning of the Lord's were parents of 4R students. , Mi-.! and fclrs/Wilbiir Wright, 811 his regrets that he was unable to is' itoay 14. The Board.of Educa- country road near ML HoUx. I (or Ihc nomlnatfon of candidates on the The survey^ .Robert Crane of able for Thursday night, Mr. Pie- gressman j Clifford P. Ciase, Re- Angelo Scrudato of Rahway. Finger on Left Hand Supper" will be the topic of the Walberg avenue, Westfield.. Guests publican candidate for the U. S.attend. .' • ' " . An Elizabeth man, Walter Kles- tion requires a physician's certi» According' to state police, .Mr. Dated at Kenilworth; In the County of Unton. and State ^publican ticket and the nomination of Cranford, chairman of the league's Representatives of Congression- One feature of the program was karski reported, and'..may be-ob- KENILyrORTH^-Charles O'Cqn- ficate jit smallpox vaccination t-jiuiid.iti.-s on the Democr»tic ticket, to be al candidates speaking were; pastor at a Maundy Thursday ser- a play entitled "The^ Goldenincluded Mr. and Mrs. Louis Mar- Senate. -.•,._. iccynski, was assessed $10 for Cannariato ,di edfrom cahbon c4 New Jersey, this 5th denr of March. 1954. vnti-d upon at the ensuing General Elec- program- development .committee, vice at 8 p.m. next Thursday. tained at police headquarters. •-.. nell, 23 years, .old, bf Roselle Park and diphtheria immunization. The Cannariato died from carbon'mon- tion to be- held on Tuesday. November 3. said is for adults only and the cost Richard Connington of Hillside, Goose" in which leading" roles tef, Mr. and Mrs. J. A. Burns..and Sam Vitale, president, who pre- driving in the -wrong direction on 934. as hereinafter listed.' and for the Monthly meeting of the Ses PalmSunday Chapel to Award Pins lost the 'middle finger on his. left' department advises additional pro- oxide gas poisoning iri . his car. per x-ray is $1^0. Persons with for .Raymond D. Matthews, of were-taken-by-Robert-TsoWvRohP- MK.Ji(mmons.allj)fJGIarood; sided announced, the appointment 1 Route 22. . PHILIP J. McGEVNA. . . Jl.'i-tlon nf two members, one man and slon will be held at the church at 1 (continued from vmqtt, <*•*)... • liana in a mishap Friday at thetection! by establishing immuniza- They, said he was found by a 1 ",„• woman, of the Local County Cemmlt- abnormal findings in the x-ray Hillside; James Powers- of Roselle ert Bianchl, Maty 'Ann Bendor, Mr., and Mrs. Kenneth Gardner Pocono Crest Camps U-t- of thf Republican Party from each 8 p.m. Tuesday. Senior Choir -re- of Mr ..Lister as chairman of thebeth Durrell will take charge in Spring Hill Development Corpora- tion-against whooping cough and farmer.. The car motor still was . ' Borough,Clerk. Borough of Kenllworth. survey are referred to their pri Park for FreS E. Shepatd of Richard Wojtowicz, Teddy Griffin of Lake Hopatcong, arid Mr. and rmation finance committee fpr the fall 1 rl.rlloi, district, totaling 6 members In hearsals are held at 8 p.m. Thurs- NAWAKWA, » OlStlS . the absence of Miss Helene Austin Tells Story of Unusual tion, North Michigan" avenue.- -: tetanus. _ A patch test for' tuber- running. State police said a length, all (or » tfnn of one year, and two mem- V.ate physicians foit further study. Elizabeth; Cuddle- E. Davidson, and Toni Sherman-. A trumpet Mrs. Ernest Clark of Union- Mr. S9th Season. 2000-Acre Estate take, campaign. Other- members are culosis is-also recommended. berlnicfd Coun- A buffet supper for the Sunday Sunday School Class. watic Party from each, election district rielson, Jr., of Summit, and Jack tices at 3:30 p:m. on Mondays.: oughue,' and an *•. ..instrumental brated their birthdays. •••:• At Si. Paul's selors. Phialclan. Church Services. -t, dents of -Union County and those 4 Wssks (173—9 WssU J3M School staff will take place on KENILWOHTH ^ iler experi- li members, in all, for.a. term of Broadhurst of > Union,. for Mr. About 150 persons attended a number was offered by Rbna lOattrXM b«aU.F*«dLC. Mac-; QFG Means . . . Quality Fully Guaranteed: Is hiri-by clven that qualified voters of in this area is April 28 at the First ing-later. William Rowc and' Donald Don- Bradley Beach Schools and Reformed Church at the If the Borough pf Kenllworth on the 13th Kenzie, 39 Arthur terrace. Hus- tho tloroiiBh. of Kenllworth not already liam Mackay of Westfield, long QUghue. -^ KENILW03TH T- Mrs. John day of April. 19M. at 8:30 P. M. mri?trr« the Missionary Society and at pUblio auction to the highest bldoer. Sewer- In. North 17th Street Westerly to part of the state. ,. rade" and "Peter Cottontail." The ive assistant; visited the Bradley jack Haydu, William Schmidt, •HSH "T nt any ilmo between Wednesday, April the Lydia, Guild. The couple' was ttm finil.r IJ^- *4 w^wh Hlh Stry«;t yf>t\ 21. 1954, and Thursday, September. 23. GARWOOD — B & B Liquor John Scbnitzer presided, and program- closed with . a .Virginin Beach schools lost week as part of Robert Froat. Judith Reinhardt', WESTFIELD OE Hakim an Appropriation tor Said Im- presentpd with a^ purse by Mrs. piicct anall be paid at the time ot ttie NOTICE TO BUU.PBKS ;im miten tatter dutg Vie Marray. he Cooperative Project in Educa- Lee Pecinaj^ Audery' '• Rogendalc, •' aala. . '.' . ' /-.*> - " of an' Assessment on Real Estate Bone furcltggrf until after the- ia tm NOTICE J« hereby . given' that sealed b. The halanro "** the purchase price, In' bids will be received by the Mayor Bled by Such Improvement. General Election on Tuesday.' Letter Steffen, Mrs. Roy" Fitz- uchbinder, Ji> Ann and Virginia t'itzsimmons. Aduns cash, shall be paid within sixty days and Council of the Borough of. Kenil- l)E IT ORDAINED by the Mayor and KoVcinber. 2, 1954. and . ' ~ at the weekly matches or thesimmons and Mrs. Joseph Schn'a- BOROUGH OF KENILWORTH Robert Hidi and Barbara Hassel- It was' the final visit for the Ezio Tinza David Wayne after the sale, and the purchaser shall worth In the County of Union at the Council of the Borough "of KenUworth. NOTICE •:.:::.:_.':..... d. > Women's, Bowling FRopon :0am, which also includes -Margate . pay a proportionate share ot the taxes Council Chambers. -Borough Hall. KenU- County ol Union and State of -Mew Jer- MEAT, PRODUCE t DAIRY Is hereby Riven that the District Election uffcr. OEDINANCE No. B mnnnctpd as announcers. from the. date of sale for the- balance worth, N. J., at B:3O PJtf-, on April 13. sey: that: , . _'• '••,'! Board* In and for the Borough of Kenll- League last Thursday, at the Gar- An Ordinance Concerning Vacations With :ity and Springfield. m PRICES EHFECTIVE THRU Miss Mae Carden, editor and of the current year and for any-' subr 19M. for furnishing the following Section 1: An elebt (81 inch sanitary wlU sit at the places hereinafter wood Recreation alleys. Hey- Pay and the Number and Days of Paid in Technicolor sequent year, based on the assessed val- materials: ewer be 'constructed, along Lafayette SAT.: APRIL 10. All OTHERS de-tiu>iated on Holidays of All.Municipal Employees and piiblisher of "The Carden Read- uations, arid existing tax rate*. 4 man and. P & S each won two Certain Municipal Officers of the • Bor- Item No. 1 - 400 tana 3Vb" clean stone Avenue from the existing sewer In North _J»«IU WEO^ APRIL 14. TI'ESDAY. NOVEMBEB 2. 1054 ing Method." visited the Garwood 0. If the purchaser falls, neslecta, or re- No. 2 400 tons Hi" clean stone 11th Street westerly to the center line games.. Keep Fit' Classes ough of Kenllworth. Rod Cameron in fuses to pay the balance, due. together SHOPPING'S FINE! brtu'QcIl the hours of 7:00 A.M. and 8:00 LIBERT^ No. . 3 100 tons I" clean stone of North 13th Street. COME IN! . BE IT ORDAINZD. by the Mayor and schools recently and attended -a Garwood Births with charges and taxes, within the said No. 4 100 tons %- clean stone. P.M., FJIstern Standard Time, for the Miss Pearl Zahairowski rolled Council of the Borough of Kenllworth: Shows 1 >^STEEL LAPY". •tarty dayS. the deposit made (hall be Section J: Tke construction of said a*e of conducting a a' . : presentation by Miss Clare Chrls- No. S 100 tons H" clean stone sanitary sewer shall- be in accordance high game of 202} with high series For Men. Women Section. 1. All employees of the Bor- A son,.Anthony, Jr., was born to retained by the Borough of KenUworth : ough of Kenllworth shall receive vaca- tiano's fifth grade of a play written Conk 8how Sj»t &, Sun. unless the governing Body, by Resolu- No. 8 1000 tons ' V road stooe rith the plans and specifications pre- of 563, averaging 187 each game. Mr. and Mrs. Romano- of 4B Third FRI. - SAT. - SlIN. APR. 9-11 No. 7 360 tona IV,-road mix paml by the Borouch Engineer. OUR FAMOUS QFG ... General Election tions, with pay for the respective periods by Miss Carden. One of the funniest pictures tion decides to the contrary. , and'In.the manner and pursuant to the 4. Purchaser shall pay the costs of publi- • No. . 8 US tons dust - - . Section 3: The estimated cost \o be to v»t£ upon candidates for the following Mrs. Rudolph Wrhel railed 190. Start Next Week e on March 24 at, Muhlen- to come out of Hollywood ; Conditions hereinafter set forth: The folowing .4R monitors have j a , cation of the legal/Notice of Sale, rev- No. 0 0000 gala. Met ' paid for said improvement is the sum of olfirts:' ' ' . . • B & B bad a high game of 716. since BORN YESTERDAY. JBy Popular Request enue stamps, and drawing* of the. deed.' No. 10 8000 gals. MCI' O.VWno and it U hereby appropriated for A United SUtes Senator (Full term). GARWOOD ^-Registrationfor a. Employees on the Borough payroll been -appointed -for~April -.-Librarr berg Hospital, Plainfield The property shall be conveyed by Bar- No. 11 10.000 gals. RCS ' said improvement the said sum of «3.VX>.- A Member of the House of Reprsen- as of July 1st. tor two (31 months or ... y _. "--:-;"-r-::i-^-ii;- ACADEMY AWARD the Recreation Commission's over, but employed for less than one <1>ian, Linda Certo; milk "deliveries, gain and Sale. Deed, subject to restric- ' * ' jWtflL X% F s^OOsaT ffWlllli OA ^ 00, which shall be paid from, the capltu) Hve.-i, Sixth Congressipnal District (rull- mpyed for ha one <1) " ^ "WINNER. tions of record, if any. and zoning ordl-. Union- Services Planned year receive vacation pay 'at.'the Joyce .Dean,'Gail Nash, Donald *lds~jSwiiVT>e submitted . on a per tfnprovetnent.Kund .from -an'-anpropria- "Keep Fir classes for adults "will t nances. • • • ' • ., tkm beretofore made In a budget hereto- Three Members of the Board-of Chosen rate of one-twelfttlfthh (1/121 of one-(1 (111 BOBOVOH OF BEST PICTURE bl» TEAK to» and pec (aOon basis and single bfafs be held in the. Lincoln School week* pay for each month of employ- Donoughue' and Teddy Griffin; ITSHOUiD may be mad* on .each Item separately fore adopted. ' ' • rMioldcrs (Three-year termst. e. It ahall be a further condition of sale K During Holy; Week ment? e.g.* over two- (2k* months employ* stars, Michael Rose; captains . of - that where the Borough of KenUworth or, as a whole. " ]' ' ' Section 4:' The period of usefulness ol Two Members of Borough „Council gymnasium next week, it was an- GARWOOD "FROM HERETO id sanitary aewer Is hereby deter- menu one-sixth.. (1/81; three 13) months HAPPCN •ells a. parcel of property having a rHIUP J. McQCVNA. (Full term — three years). C GAawOOD — St. Paul's Evan- nounced by Joseph Troiano and one-fourth iV»); six (6) months one-half athletic teams,•-- Jeannette— Fitz- frontajie of more than fifty feet, then In Borough Clerk mined to be leq years' and the assessment : NOTICE OF ETERNITY" ^ The following'Is a list of Polling Places Kelical and. Reformed 'Church and Mrs. Alfred Jfidf, directors for the(Vi>. etc. TO YOU wsa* _ . . tlw-tfuu UUliicU of the- b. Eiyipioywa mm liavg town empluyed- BOHOUGH OF GARWQOP- HTXANCASTEtt allowed to erect a home upon a piece of Bornuuh of Kenilworth: - the Garwood Presbyterian Church project. by the Borough-^or one.(It year as of IPtofasal For 8appll>s ' - Primary . at the time that the assess- AND MONTGOMERY CLIFT property having- less than a sixty foot ment shall be confirmed or made and First District—frire House. Washington will join' in union services during Women will register at 8 p.m.July 1st shall receive, one (1) : weeks frontage- . . • , BOROUGH OF KCNILWO|ITB vacation pay. itat FRANK SINATRA such Period of time snail not exceed te Avenue. . . ' ..'...' " BOAD MATERIALS f. The Mayor and Council reserve the NOTICB yeara. . ., . ' . the «oly Week. Tuesday and men at the same hour c. Employees of the Borough . General^ Election HOLLIDAY - I.AWFORD' DEBORAH KERR right to accept or reject any or all bids. Si condTriKfrlct — Harding School, have one (1) to five (S> years'service aa Scaled bids will be received by the The Borough represents that title to said Notice la hereby given that the Mayor Section S: The cost of said sewer shall For the first of these services, next Thursday. Those registering Borough of aarwood at 8:30 P. M. (E.S. In pursuance of the provisions of an '• .. DONNA REED and'Council of the Borough of Kenll- > 'assessed upon all the land bene- Boulevard, fy •' -, • '-, . of July tst, shall receive in addition to( Act entitled "An Act to Regulate Elec- ' -. also • properties may have been acquired cither Third District — McKlnley' School. tp be held at 8 pan. Wednesday, are requested to. bring along gym one week vacation* pay for the first T.) on Apjril 13, 1934 at Uie Borough Hall. * lT? * fl "I H" Increased ,'ln value by reason South Avenue and Center Street, Uar- tions." Title 10. Revised Statutes of New 5KT(5«S!i5in«^tr^^T-"— rg""»ll Chaiupera~-al. Werengli Hall thereof, Boulevard. St. Paul's will be the host church, wear So that activities' may be.year,~^vacatlon pay for one (1) day for. Jersey, and the amendments and supple- - Gloria Grahame Tax foreclosure. e«ch additional year of service. The premise. s particularly described Boulevard, Kenihvorth. Newj Jersey on Hwtlon «: It Is expected that the Bor ' or T!md~rts-|M>tui. the Rev. Walter Cr started-the-sa«re-?rightr- -- must-be submitted on the l ents thereto. appear on tthh e officiaff l Borough Assessment Tuesday, the 13th day of . . ough of Kenilworth shall contribute no ELECTION DMTBICTS , JTSrnTTnTjTa^IJ of (-atwbai Map. a copy of which la on file In,the at 8:00 P. M., will consider the report part of the cost of said Improvement. lg Is a description of the var- Pugh, will preach the sermon, Activities will include badmin- service as of July 1st, shall receive two ahall be clearly marked on. the ouulde hereby given that the District Election Office of the Register of Union County. of assessments and benefits 'conferred Section 7: This Ordinance shaU taL. Election DlstrlcU of the Borough (2) weeks vacation pay. . - with the. name of Uie bidder and-"Road Boards in and for the Borough oi Gar- FRESH JERSEY SHOULDER of Kenllworth: " • taking as his topic. "Christendom ton, volley ball, basketball, ping e. Employees who have fifteen (1 MON. & TUES. Ai>B. 12 ; t I . atlalmea* upon land - and real- estate. by reason *f ffleet aftelt at the places .hereinafter the .paving and Improvement, of .'North In the manner provided by law. District 1. All that portion of the Looks Towards Calvary." " pong and softball in addition to years service by September 30th of a Bidders ahall quote prices oh materials designated on -. ". ' V , THE GREATEST Steefc-^ -LeUt] «a>» rrl««. Mtn-Street-f rant-the-cxtstlnc-pavement Borough of KenUworth' being north of the given year, shall receive three (3) weeks to be delivered on such streets in Gar- NOW thro SATURDAY 83 48-47 ....•••>" approximately 890 feet southerly from On Friday, April 16, the service setting-up and conditioning-exer- vacation pay In that year, to be taken wood and in such quantities as may be Tl'EHDAT. APRIL :0.nISS« BIBICAL PICTURE N. 7th Street •300.00 , ' Metiee ...... nter llnev of Kenllworth -Boulevard. 1 etween the hours of 7:00 A. M. and 8:00 Monroe Avenue to the i"r'«"ng pavement Public KoUce Is Hereby Given that the District. 2. AU that portion of the will be held at the Presbyterian cises.—The-classes , will-continue in -conformity with the—provlsions_i_of requlred._pr_to_the_Boruqgh 'Yard, at the Robert Taylor-Denlse Oarcel 178 IB to 33 Inclusive near Jefferson Avenue and to provide for BRANDS YOU U«l Section 2., direction of the (Engineer. ' 'rMrrEastern—Standard-Time;-' for— the- Woodland Avenue rorrgotng Ordinance was Introduced at a iorough of Kenilworth being south' of-the Church at "8 p.m., with the Rev,Tuesday and Thursday • nights S1330.00 the necessary sewer •connections, storm meeting of the Governing Body of the center line of Kenilworth Boulevard and- Section 3. Vacations shall be planned The materials that may be required. ^>urpose of.' conducting n. f for a continuous period during the Sponsored by the, ^drains.—catch basins, - water—and—«a» Borough of Keulworth-on-the-Xlrd-day BRANDS YOU KHOWI Eric S. Tougher speaking on "Why through June." ' «: • ' -• • - >•> Oakwood Avenue ' S1B00.O0 t of the center line of-South Twenty- WESTFIELD COUNCIL OF connections. , ' •t March. 1»J«. It was then read for sitdOA^ Jesus Had months of July and August, except whan 4.00„ 0 Gallons R. C. 3 Primary Election Southerly 15' feet of Lot The jiurpoie of such meeting Is to otherwise'mutually agreed upon between SSKKJ GaU6hs~MTCn —^7—-CHURCHES- -^~ $90.00 the first time. The said Ordinance wiU be AT MONfT SAVIHG DUtrlct'3. AU that portion of the Bor- ;No7' JS-r-N. 16th Bt. consider, among other thlngsv any ob-further considered for final passage by the employee-and the Borough Council SO Tons Type "A" Plant Mix \ for the nomination of candidates on the •.—• also' — om:h of KenUworth being south of the Presbyterian Society and oil dates as far as • practical In 400 Tons 3/8" Crushed Stone Republican ticket and the. nomination of Admlsslon Free , 9400.00 lectton - or obicctt)B»-that-the uwmii of QS hereinafter listed, and lor the ; GREGORY PECK In Monroe Avenue •400.00 IACM Borough Clerk. jury' before Judge Frank L. vacation by. length- of service and eli-to bidder throughout the. year 19M- The rlectlori\of two members, one man and ' Stewart -Granger - ' - prlate and proper', nnd as right and and place, or at any time and place to Meat Loaf tmausn will be held today and tomorrow one woman, of tho Local County Commit- 44' _JSa-M-55 justice may require. The report above which such meeting may be adjourned Dated: February 35, 1034. gible for vocation and who quit or areQuantities called for are approximate and . . Eleanor Parker - Monmouth Avenue . 9130.00 Clearly in Elizabeth last week by the Ladies' Aid Society of thelaid off 'for. lack- of work or for reasons tee of. thexRcpubllcan Party from each 'Kcys of the referred to Is now on file In the office persons Interested WiU. be given an may be Increased or decreased at the election district, totaling 8 members in i of the "Borough Clerk for "»i»i-f«™ opportunity to be heard concerning aucn voted .no cause for action in theGarwood Presbyterian Church at beyond the control of the Borough Coun- same price as bid upon. 7 Monmouth Avenue 9350.00 Tail cU, shall, receive pro rata, vacation pay ill for a terrnXnf one year and two mem- '*Scarainouche'.' by parties Interested therein. Ordinance- $20,000 claim of Mr. and Mrs. Low bidder must be prepared- to enter bers, one man\and one woman' of the 1 1 Kingdom ao-11 :• • IBOROUQH OF KKNO-WpBTH. Cu 134 Broad street, Westfield. due nt time of layoff. The foregoing Into a contract embodying the terms of In Technicolor ' : Mynmouth Avenue By Order of the CoOernlng Body. William Tomko of- Clark against Local County Cornmlttee of' the Demo- Philip J. McCevna. PHOJP J. McCEVNA. Mrs. Robert Tietsworth and Mre. shall not apply to employees dismissed Ihe proposal with the ' Borough ltmned- cratic Party fromXeach election district — plus — j Borough Clerk • Borough Clerk RESERVATIONS William Dow of &9 Willow ave- George Howarth, chairmen for Uie for cause, who shall not be ^entitled to ately upon award by the Borough Coun- totaling 6 membcrsXjn all; for a terra of All The Big IJils 10 vacation allowance. cil. . - f •".••• one year. "Girl Who Had Everything:" Dated: March 23. 1«S«. 4-8 Beef Kidneys nue. Cars driven by Mrs. Tomko Section 4. A vacation. week shall Proposal sheet-and specifications may event, reported that sales will — Cartoon — ARE COMING SOON and Mr. Dow collided -August start at 1ft a.m. each'day. consist ofy Aeve«even (7(. consecutive calendar .j obtained at the office of the Borough Hotob days. If A schescheduled d holiday falls within Engineer* during any business djiy be- la hereby given that voters of "Swlntshlft Cinderella" 16, 1951. in the Raritan road a vacation period for which the em- ween (he - hours of 9:00 A. M. and 8:00 the Borough of Gar not already in CINEMASjCOPE circle at Winfield. Frank S. ployee would have Wten paid without P. M. .-.' . •' .- • ' . ' registered In said Boroc*_- Under the \ "' """ • • 5A FOOD working (hat day, in that event v the The Borough Council reserves the rlsht laws of New Jersey governing permanent Boy Injured in Crasn ^tY^piwy^ g-hail T^tf^lvi* aD ftHHItlnnw seleat aay-or all bids if nurti action reaMrnllon may register Mth the ttm FRESH Bodbeosb and'Cyril K. Galvia was the KENUWORTH. —• W i11 i a m day's pay compensating for the holiday Will best serve thq interesU of tho Bor- ugh Clerk of the said Borojigh of Car- HUNT'S but shall hot receive an additional vaca- ough."^-' • , wood at his o(T(co , .' ' defense counsel. . . • • Stevens, 16 years old, of 170 tion" day. WALTER S. McMANUS. '• Boroagb Rail* TnrEasier 5. Employees who shall be Michigan avenue suffered injuries Section Borough Clerk. paid on an hourly rate basis shall: be Dated: March 35. IBM. " 4-v The Caroli TravelBureau to Jiis right leg Saturday afterr paid Vacation pny based on straight tirne at any time between Wedi y. April TOMATO PASTE noon when a scooter on which he hourlyvrate and the same shall be based >1; .1854 and Thursday. -S iber 33. JUMBO SHRIMP' 69 TIM Uf aim of eanccr «eBtnl b on the avesage hourly earning* for the 1954,. on which latter date the registration to Und • **twnlral agent eapabto •*v&s a passenger was in collision previous three" months. / books will be closed until. after the HUNT'S H. MM with an automobile in Roselle Section 6. AH" employees who have forthcoming General Elaction on Tuesday, controulnc cancer that baa •pr««4 completed a probationary period of 30 November 3. IBM. and Park. He was" treated at thedays and who shall have worked at. • • - J C •o far that It canakt b* nmnd If. NOTICE Elizabeth cSeneral Hospital. least one day during the week In .which hereby given that the District Election in ^49 a holiday occurs, shall be paid at regu- Boards in and for thee BorougBrough .of ~Gnri TOMATO O CATSUP.«15 lar hourly ratts of pay without being wood will sit at the places berehereinaftel r required to work: on ths/ following paid designated on ' Flowers NABISCO holidays: BA1H\ SPECIALS ~ (rtr/ew Year's Day. la> Decoration Day, (31 Independence Day, (4) tween the hours of 7:00 A.M. and , VISIT OVm. BBAVTiFUL Labor Day, 45) Presidential Election 8:00 V. M.. Eastern Standard Time, for By; giving flowers at Easter MHSPUIY QF SALAB FOODS -Day. (61 Tranksglvlng Day. and. (71 OPPERS the purpose of conducting a i you are sharing your happi- RIH CRACKERS ^ 31' .' Chrlsimas Day. Jb PUBLIC NOTICE Section 7. Wherever In this ordinance General Election ness With those you love.' FRESH ^CRISP there Is a designation or construction vote Upon candidates for the follow- KEEBLER CHOC CHIP COOKIES^ 48C granting to an employee a certain amount ng offices: TO THE 1EGAL VOTEBS OF GAHWOOD of time-Intended tor a vacation.. It shall be construed that such" vacation shall OKE A United States Senator (Full term). We,have a beautiful'selec- BALURD BISCUITS 2_2Bc be a vacation with pay for such period A-Member of the House* of Represen- In dccotduncs) with CSioplnm 5 and 6 PX. 1954, aqp- of time. Wherever In this ordinance tatives. 'Sixth Congressional District tion of Easter plants and CARROTS there Is a designation or construction Full term*. FOODS KRAFTS ptond Feb. 2a 1954. notto* Is luwbr «*»•«» *** ** granting to an employe* a certain amount EASY-PAY PLAN LAWN SUPPLIES —Three Members of the Board of Chosen flowers grown in our green-, of pay or vacation pay based on a, following nfennda ahdl b* avubmlttod to the. legal Freeholders (Three year terms). housed BIRDSi-EYE HRM CRISP period of time for payment of such vaca- VELVEETA tion pay. It ahall be construed to mean A Mayor (Two y*»r term). 5-10-5 FERTILIZER 100 ib$. $2.95 that s.uch emplgyee ihall also be entitled Two Members of* Borough Council Sliced Strawberries>^IKt's^ ,^..x^2l' k J Now at Bargain SBRI9II* BOAT, faTia*^^ an£ne~a¥lH¥lS0UaV7' Ta~a* W«ttBn-fB«:»ia;h peiluO of til -PEAT-MDSS-^-«w l 4?f> Select your Easter gifts of PASCAL Section 8. The term "employee" or Following Is a list of the Polling Place* _^_ Apdl'20. 1954. In such manner that every "employees" as used in this ordinance, In the various' election districts of the No. 4 LAWN SEED Ib. 1.00 plant?, corsages or cut —aWpa, B5ft shall be construed to mean all em- Spring Price Borough of Garwood: Breaded Fantail Shrimp PERFECT FOR SALAD voter qualified to vole at such ip«dal election may ployees and officers of the Borouqrh/ of Jst District — Borough Hall. Cental flowers from bur blooms. LUDEN'S MISS TBE YOUt CAB PKKID Ul» Kenllworth who are on the Borouch pay Street. FERTILIZER Organic, 80 lbs. 3.50 for or against Cach question, separately and roll and i receive payment regularly Call— •-•-... . 2nd District — Washington School; Eas Avoid the Easter morning _7^a.pk«. 23C cAMEatoiv smow . AND DUIVIUO whether bJ a fixed salary or compensa- 8treet. ^JO lbs. .70 WABC SHW TO M. tion or-by'paymant-at .an-*iaurly wage- 3rd District—franklin School, Walnut rusn. Place your orders nowl Corn Fritters a«s« r. or not he is qaalifled to vote, or desires to '-. WE 2-2102 Street. '. '~ " ~T~ . *1 SJ-ITtTK CUCUMBERS Htrt'g ispHDOfc^ «u Mtrlc* fw The term shair not apply to members b vote, for-any candMnte on any party ballot to be of the Police Departsnant what*. vaca- 4th District — wch's Express Offlcs, ttpns «p n««d pursuaht-to the provisions' J Jfl North Avenue. AGRICO, BOVUNG, AGRINITE, VIOQRO oi^old prtnaary of another ordinance.— Wanst AJnihwe's whyi ~ DKSCUniOM OF BOUXDAsUgg" OF ELECTION DISTMCTS W'aVlttpftif Job, W - • • • '' MatlM . ,, tAVt MONiVI Kayyers Caae to« t FoMbwIng Is a description of th« vari- HYPER HUMUS and GARDEN TOOLS fOC Md -Wit*, JMI "Shall «he *Ra0Ies licensing low' (PXi 1954. cJ) .-Public Notice Is Hereby GIVen thai the tJM^ck-keltem a«Ua. •% SAVINOJ esi ous Election District* of the Borough o STORE HOURS: foregoing Otdlnance was Introduced at a Garwood: ^ • We Telegraph Flmpen Anywhere w. Cor wndum UntCm be adopted within this munlcipalltyT^ meeting of the Governing Body of the •very IM. . - ' District i: All that portion of the Bor- - TJIURS. - Borough of Xenilworth on the 33rd day • IASV fAV KAMI fay saenlMy » . ough of Garwood lying south of the line . Come and Get It And Save Open Evening* / of March,; 1*94. It was then read for s» isae* e»*»«Hl Ohr ft set tea of the Central Railroad and north. oi "Shall the lingo licensing taw* (PX. 1954. ci) the first time. The said Ordinance will be Spruce Avenue. further considered for final passage by District I. All that portion of the Bor be adopted within Ibis nuirfcipaluyr ths) (Jovemlng Body of the Borough ol fake *r»mni el rhU weaeerM ou|h ol Garwood lying south of th* HIM KanUworth. at thf Borough Hall. Soule of the Central Bailroed and south oi UNION COUNTY Dated at Garwood. fa the Cwmty ol Uiilc^ oad Slate yard. Kenllworth. New Jersey, at eigh MOWI Far • UMltfO Spruce. Avenue. p.m. oelock In the evening (ILfl.T.l on the District 3. A|l that portion of the Bor- L. BARTELI ONIYI KENILWORTH GREENHOUSES i3i New ^nwy. this Slk day of Natch, 1954.: lath dajr ot Aprit. 1»M. • At such time ough of Garwood lying north of the lln» and place, or at any time and place to of the CciUral Railroad and west of Cedai 140 Central Ave. Clark, N. J. A. Roesale, prop. 488 - Wed. - Salt. BUICK COMPANY Street. • ' - . District 4. All that portion of the Bor- WALTER 8. McMANUS. ough ot Garwood lying north of the Unt . ;, . Tel. RAhway 7-1581 opportunity to be heard concerninEl^lCARWOODCOALCOg . J CROSS ST., KENILWORTH CRANFORD 641263 FREE HUGE PARKING LOT A.SL-4 P.M. BocopghCaerk. Borough oi Garwood. Ordinance. of the Central Railroad and east of Cedar By Order of the Governing Body. **'' WALTER 8. MeMAMUa. Note Open Sat.'Till 5 o'clock • . fHDJP J. McOKVNA. 517 North Avenue .TWIN COUNTY GROCERS. INfl. Borough Catrk. Borough Clerk Dated* Maid. U. mi. Garwood, N. J. 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Page Six ' - THE CRANFOHD CITIZEN AND CHRONICLE, THURSDAY; APRIL 8. JS54 ,.' l# f •', P U sisters, Mrs. Joseph Battaglini and resident of Cranford six years and ]; — Drive Stfelg! — The Lif« You Save May B« Your Own! Mras. Frank Nancy of irvington, # member of St. Mark's -AME civ Srnnt* View Exhibits at Open House ChurcH., • - ... "7 • •'• „- - - Mrs. Annie L. DeSoto i Surviving her are her husband! ' TO TH Funeral.pervlces were conducted Howard Anthony; her mother, yesterday in Belvidere for Mrs.' Mrs. Freedonia Council qf. Cran- .C Annie'L. DeSoto, 87 years old, of ford; a half-brother, Ernest Brown CANCER FTJNIi• » of Birmingham, Ala., and a sister, Belvidere, a long-time resident, ' , A statement, urging opposition' to the bingo, and raffles referen- entTTeacKer Association to be held Miller, Jr.; and two nieces, Mrs. H. in. the cafeteria o'f Franklin. School dums to be voted upon at Tuesday's election was issued, yesterday by \ -- / G. Werner of Brooklyn and Mrs. Committee eight local clergymen. L__—^_—4 : !„. . : '. --_,. . '- -__1 tiranville Weston of Union. Mrs. Harriet Bluhm, kindergar- HI Post, Insurance Agency The-statement was signed by the Rev. Benjamin W. p. Allen, Incumbents, Good~GovernHient Re§»ublicans ten -teacher at'.Franklin School, Approves Five-Year, pastor of First Baptist Church; the Rev. Albert Allingcr, pastor of the Mrs. Howard Anthony Seek County Committee Scats in 8 Districts; ytm and Mrs. Evelyn Sutton from , ', • ' rr——— *-^-*Cranford MethodistJThurch; Rabbi —Funerat*orvices-were-held-Mon- 4 •$} Pact at ^6,200 Contributions of ($900 ashrngtorr'-Sthool—-wHh-'speak:- Sponsor Little League Teams , - Philip-Brand-of—Temple~Beth-E4} Top Battles in Ninth; Twelfth Districts day in. St. Mark's AME Church Arrangements are • in charge of Following approval'.or a five- Voted to Mental Health, .Although there is a battle for the Republican nominations.for — •#*,'-; 5HK*'« for Mrs. Eula Mae Anthony, .46' ••'With' the addition of several sponsors, the Cranford Little the Rev. Arnold J. Dahlquj&t',' pas- j£fi||[ ' /| Mrs. Joseph Leonard, program vcar renewal of the lease on the ; the Township Committee, the .spotlight of the Primary Election Tues- i il^^^l years-jold.-ol. 105 McClellan street, chuiiiiun fui1 "the" group-.' : "present Anunicipal -of fiees_Tu£s- le is .virtually^xcady. 4o_-begin opcraUnn!!. ' First Aid. Girl Scouts tor" of Calvary Lutheran Church; day^iH CRfKToTo' Will Ut' mi thu' battles fm acuta on who "died. Friday at home after d;iy night by Township Commit- JosephLalraosephLalra ; presidenpresidentt , announcenndd tthah t Icranford Post 212, A donation of $550 to the fund the Rev. Albert G. Dezso"," pastor c* V- suffering a cerebral hemorrhage. County Committee. -' ' ' . . * tee, Public Safety Commissioner American Legion, has' voted to sponsor.a team in the league rather drive of the Union County-Mental of Osceola Presbyterian Church; The' Rev. 'Joseph J. Cohen of In Menioriani .. ' ' Health Association was voted at a Candidates ' - A heavier than normal vdte is expected because of the interest 1 Clarence Fritz, suggested >that than conduct its junior basebaH program as in the past. He also re- the Rev, Robert'- G. Longaker. pas- Westfield officiated and he was PARROTT^ Laura—In ever loving -, plans 'be started now for the con- recent meeting of the board of di- . -' • ', i-jj * in the bingo and- raffles, roferen^ ported thatjHedenberg & McBean.*- tor' of First Presbyterian Church; assisted b'y the Rev. George iMit- memory of our dear/Mother, who sti'uction of a new municipal insurance rectors of the Cranford Junior urns and contests in both parties' —-—:—jt— ™~-~_,agency,. would sponsor, Local, Congressional, cheil of Plairifield and the Rev. passed away April 5/1953. •••' building by 1960 when the new Service League at the home of Harold B. -Lopaus "of'.the First 'or freeholder- nominations as James 'Scott"of Kenilworth. In- Till memory fades and life -' a team and^thait William "L. lease will expire. .••'•••'. Schroeder, roofing contractor, will | Mrs.. R. M. Crane, 4 Normandie Church.-, of ...Christ, Scientist; and teiment was in Rosehill Cemetery, departs,.' .j. . •. , . Freeholder Aspirants well as .the seven-man'fight for • Commissioner Fritz strongly share sponsorship of, a team with' place.. \y* ' ,.- . the Rev. Samuel I. Matchett, pas- Linden.- % . "•Yoii live forever in our hearts. 12 SPRINGFIELD AVENUE, CRANFORD h e ' Republican Congressional I-opposed construction'of a muni- another group. ' .' .' • Fifty^ollars of. this amount is Tell Qualifications tor of St. Mark's A.M.E. Church. . A native of Troy,>Ala., she was a The Parrott Family cipal building two years ago When allocated for public education with The .Rev. Frank. V. H.; nomination to take on Rep. Harri- Mr- Laird said that Cranford "Candidates ; Night" held last ; Sites Listed •mx\ .'"'*'.'-• \t • *'< • , • • \ _. '• • ' i " . ' * • —. • , ' the committee last discussed the ;on A.'Williams, Jr., Democrat, in- Bootery^and the Cranford Board Committee regard to the need for scientific re- rector of Trinity Episcopal Church," : subject. Subsequently, the prop- night by the Cranford Republican. of Realtors will share - a -sponsor* search, into the causes and possible also issued a statement in which he November. General -Election. osition wds' placed' before the vo- Club attracted "about 60 persons WebfSer residents oj . Cranf ord and vicinMy an ship. Other sponsors are; Cran- cures for mental illnesses. The're- he said he • would- personally cast Town Clerk Reinimis There appears to be consider--' —' Boy Scouts from Troop 78, sponsored by St Michael's Church; we're ainon& more than 1,000 ters at referendum and was. de- VIA Group to Set iwT. and- numerous candidates to the ford Business Association. Mar- maining $500^is to be used' to de- a negative vote on the questions. able ''opposition to the . bingo and local residents who have visited'-the New Jersey Bell -Telephone Company's' open house Monday, MARK EVERY 0RAVE! feated. :'••"•••••. Municipal Building. ; tin Jewelers, Builders* General Standards tor (framing fray expenses of Cranford pa- .The text of the statements by Voters to Use New is refcrendums and a very $6,200 Yearly Rental Among, those seeking the 'Repub- Tuesday: and Wednesday evenings. The building will be open for inspection for the last time from outstanding funeral home, complete with air con- and the Cranford Kiwanis Club. tients at the* Ifclon County Mental the eight clergymen: close race is forecast. This may : MY —Thc-^Jlease-7aPProved77''fuesday lican-—nomination—-for "Congress 7 to ft o'clock this .evening. -prcTur«3FSbove~iii fft-W-Jersey^Bell^Tepresentative -Richard A:, Stitt Nursed TrmnmgMA-- HealtirClinic^incPlainneldr." " "The undersigned religious rep-r Election Districts develop into the major contest nicht calls for. an annual rental The league conducted its first irom-the. Sixth-District-(all-of explaining the workings of the bell and lights i*i'r raid warning system. In charge of the scout A mirses' scholarship committee It was pointed out that this need rescntatives of the community: are ~ f ownship~ClerlTj,""WaltoTCof-" by thctime'Tucsciay rolls aroUnd."' Grave ditiohing, organ, {arge light rooms for your every of $6,200, which is $300. less than practice and tryout session Satur- r Union County), who spoke were: group arc the Rev. Mark Dooley, assistant pastor, and Dennis Lynch," assistant scoutmaster. Looking • was felt to be particularly; urgent convinced that gambling is im- fee reminded voters today that the The most important- of the from the township has paid during the day at Memorial Field. About was appointed by Mrs. Charles "Francis Lowdcn of Hillside, Rob- on at left is the "jgroup's. guide,-Joan Lawson". Residents were shown the operations of.the dial equip-/ because Cranford has not hereto- moral. We should do everything new election districts . will be in County Committee battles are in past two years. The reduction is 280 boys and 35 parents attended SchUlinger, president. o'f the VHIT, ert T. Walsh of . Elizabeth, Fred Single/ Grave fore, paid'its full share of the ex- within our - power against' making force for Tuesday's primary and the ninth and twelfth districts. ment, automatic toll recording-machines and many exhibits dealing with the telephone business! . convenience. Our own display room. . ' ,\ • in lieu of certain improvements the session. The boys were divided age Improvement Association, at Shepard of Elizabeth, Fred Haley penses of the clinic. \ it legal in Cranford to protect our special .elections. n the ninth;, district, the incumb- mm Monuments from which the township, will make, to into Eastern and Western Camps ing at the home of of Fanwood Horace Baker pf West- . Other donations voted at .the boys and girls from being tempted. .Before "casting .bailois, voters ent, Mrs. Mary Jane Glovjie**-^J the building at its expense. Mayor as established by the league boun- iur Venheri/. 313 North field and Guy G. Gabrielson, Jr., ered at 9:30. Interment'will be ih Double Grave meeting included $250 tcAthe Cran- "The decision on the part of the should check to determine which opposed by Mrs. Janice G. Brown ., y- y' Anrfprsen explained. Under dary line of Springfield and Cen- ori Tuesday. Mem- of Summit.. Dick Connington spoke Holy—SepuJehi ~ ' ~ fmm New Jersey State Legislature to district they are in and who. is running under the banner OBITUARY tennial "avenues;—The'tnanagersT L if "Gooa" "GovYrrimcnt"~Repnbrt^r—' Grange. Arrangements "th6 former lease, the township -JuniOr and Evening Departments, Girl Scout Camping Fund 'qnd $10 ask for" a vote in the forthcoming where ihe polling place; is for-that coaches and parents of Summit. can." , Mrs. Glovier is vice-chair- •'• charge of the Dooley Funeral otnpare Qur Prices'—• .-'also was to, bear any increased are: Mrs. James P. Duffy, MrS to the fund drive of the \Union Primary Election "confronts us with district. Township Committee in-, sessions for infielders, outfie' Mayors Charles Bailey of West- man of the. Union County Repub- ^ - Howard U."" Brown • ' ganizing his own firm of Brown Home, 218 North avenue, west. taxes on the building. This,,clause Charles Redden, Mrs. J. J. Walsh, County Chapter of the Ar a major decision for which most creased (he number of election a nd «We Will Not Be pitchers and catchers. Cancer Society. field, and L. Thomas Daub of Gar- of us are not prepared.- Many lican Committee and a Republican . Howard U. Brown, 60 years old, a Groll. He was a native of. Mr. Pinto, a retired garage oper- lias been eliminated from, the Mrs. Leroy Wilson, Miss Joan districts from 10 to 18 earlier this Another session .will be. wood, who have bee'ri endorsed people are under thie impression member, secretary and commu- ' of Miami, Fla., formerly. of Crah- Perth Amboy. • ' . •" • • ator, /- died at his -home Tuesday Undersold! I . new lease. Baureis and Miss ..Eleanor-Wilson. ' The' league will stage its annual year and the Union County Board Introduced and Passed on first Memorial Field Sa by the Good'Government Republi-' sionpr of registration of the Union , ford, died Frid Miami nftt Survivors are his wife, MrS. Car- ghtaft Jl! ck. He The committee will set UP stand- spring dance April 30 at Shacka- that we haye abready legalized of Elections approved the change. toner, of registrat Brown: and a sister, Mrs. reading was an ordinance to an- maxon Country Club, JScotcB cana of Union County, *y rthsr-Se that plajci iat ards and qualifications for ~ the A map outlining the new elec? iouhty Doard-ef- were in Miami. . Matilda C. Clark of Perth Amboy. ages in Newark,- Irvington and nex from Westfield a three and *-year nursing scholarships Jrlains. Mrs. rTedenclcvan 1 tion districts will - be found else- MT. OLIVET MONUMENT CO Funeral preparatory-to PJainfield and Nelson' Can- Amendment to the State Consti - of the Good Government Republi- A; New York, bond broker Mr. '** '' ' ' '-' ^ Kearny,.' He came to. Crahford 10 Directors one-half acre tract of land lo- and interview local girls seeking chairman of the dance committee, where in. th(s week's edition of k cated on the northerly 'side ol ^It was the award. Elizabeth spoke. tution was approved. Now. it is cans of Union County and her Brown made, his home in Cran- Joseph Pinto /• ycafs ago. 139 McClellan St. Newark 5, N. J. ; " '' is assisted by Mrs. William P. The Cranford Citizen and Chron- tion forms are being, forwarded to Mrs. William J. Gubas and Mr," Daub discussed brjefly the up to each municipality to decide husband is chairman of the Cran- ford for 2 years prior to retiring in The funeral of Joseph Pinto, 72, OPPOSITE MT. OUVET CEMETERY ' Springfield avenue at the Cran- Cleaver,..Mrs. Homer C. Fisher, icle. Surviving, are s his wife, Mrs. 12 SPRINOFIEU) AVENUE . 318 EAST BROAD STREET ford-Westfield line.' Town Coun^ all boys now registered with the Mrs.. James A. Watters were Mrs. Crane, Mrs. Joseph E. Laird, water supply situation in the coun- for itself.. Local Option, therefore, ford Chapter.^ September, '1939, when he moved of 341 Walnut avenue, will be held Rose Acquavella Pinto; a daughter. . Neict D,oor to Linsenritann's; Florist league.: - These forms, the league ty and said he Would stress econ- Township Clerk Coffee listed ' 4. . A - A ^ ' - ' • *•» a . ' 1 _ . . Mt .... ^ ft _ CRANFORD, N. J. — CR 6-0088 WESTFIELD. N. J. - WK 2-UU cil of Westfield has consented to named as delegates to the an- gives us, an opportunity to keep McMahon vs. McGovney to-Miami. Hc^formerly "resided at at 8:45 a.m. Saturday from thelMrs. Ludwig J. ,Todino of Cran- reported, should be completed, Mrs. Albert' M. Gessler,. Mrs. Jos- 1 polling places as follows: the annexation and Mayor And- nual convention' of' the New Jer- omy in: government if-nominated gambling out of our community . The twelfth district battle Is 9 Craig place. He was associated residencc and/thence to St. Mi-1 ford; a son, Michael J. Pinto of Open Sundays — Tel. HUmboldt 34466 and turned over to league officials eph. P. Wortleyi. Mrs. Corliss W. vrscn expressed appreciation" to sey State Federation of Women's and elected. . , ' ''Gambling is immoral because District 1 — ' Sherman School, between Municipal Chairman Ed- with Barr Brothers and later with chad's Chuiyh where ? solemn)Irvington; five grandchildren; a at Saturday's practice. Any box Abbott, Mrs. William F. Switzler Write or Phone for our Representative to Call. .Mayor Charles P. Bailey and Club in Atlantic City, to be held On the local. - scene. Finance it entices people to get something Lincoln avenue. ward C. McMahon and James E. R. W. Pressprich & Co. before or- between the age of 8. and 12 who and.Mrs. Walter Wurth- high massif, requiem will be off-brother, Thomas j. Pinto, and^two members of the Westfield Council May ll.to 14.'' Alternates wiU Commissioner Howard Cowperth'-' for nothing. Religion teaches hon- District 2 — Sherman School, McGovney, who is also running • has not ~ previously registered / for their . cooperation. Public be Mrs. Charles D. ,Kremer and waite, Ira 6. Dorian-and William est effort for honest pay is the only Lincoln avenue. under the "Good Government Re- may obtain' an application farm hearing is slated for April 27. Mrs. Kenneth White. Davis, who are seeking the Re-sound basis - for a decent social District 3 — American Legion publican" banner. Both Mrs.
/• at the field Saturday. Posing date ——.Heirtar Mrs. Kremer, ways and means publican -nominations- for - Town-' order:" Gambling i» bated on Casino, Riverside drive. Glovier and Mr. McMahon have l : for applicants was set for April 24. Z}«i^^is\& 3&V s*? in God. . Gambling' appeals to of Freeholder ' Albert. Bcnninger, at.the CPP1"". the fashioned food 'sale, will,'be*. North Union avenue; i.___il' nance at its next. meeting pro- May 14 in Baron's Drug Store! (iets Award Weyman O. Steengrafe, elub> man's lower instincts. Religion ap- District 5 — Lincoln School, which arc being challenged far; . '*' ' t, William Hauk of 5 Venetia ave- president, presided and introduced viding a proper plot plan Mrs. William L. Brown is chair- 1 peals to his idealism and respon- Centennial avenue. party leadership by the new Good —/._ beon_submitted-prjot*taL.that_tin nue as publicity director. Another the candidates and Mrs. Mary JaneJane sibility for his- social conduct. ,j_ District 6 '— Sherman School Government Republicans of Union iqest for the (annexation w buslnpre meeting wID be held Mrs. Gubas, program chairman; Glovier . grectecl~lhe • candidales. "Gambling is the wrong way to County^ *' ~ ~. "•---_- !••• iSi•• HTHMT— ,.IU,II,I lw j •,, ,1*! . • • ' •• at'S Minted Lincoln avenue. announced that . Mrs;' ~ Harold raise money for good causes. ^ We ^District. 7 — Cranford High" There1 ' arc also Republican •; v made some~^weeks~ ago "by Butts Realty Company.. Haagenseni librarian at the Cran- To John E. Heney believe service veterans, firemen, School, West End place. County Committee contests .in six „. Request from the City Coun- ford. Public Library, will be guest policemen, and any citizen or fam- District 8 — Municipal Build- other districts. In the third dis- cil of Linden for a conference to speaker at the next meeting In Kiwanis Project DARGtes ily ih need is entitled to generous ing, .23 North avcnGe, cast. • trict. Admiral Emory. D. Stanley, Egg Hunt which will be held Tuesday in aid. We believe -that when such former chairman of the Township' t , discuss the annexation of land in John E. Heney of 305 Maple ave- ; District" 9 — Roosevelt School th^ virinity nf Rortnn* Park from Sherlock Hall. , Mrs. Haaeensen needs are presented there will al- Orangp nvoniip (Continued on pane "three) C ran ford was- referred to Town- will discuss several new books nue was presented~with the~tirsf Citizenship District 10 —• Johnson 'and ship pierk Jl Walter Coffee to fix and will also comment on the certificate of award' in the Cran- generous response to meet them. Johnson, Walnut avenue. R.J. :• date for a conference. The effect of television on the read- ford' Kiwanis Club's Courteous and To make the support of good -or- District 11 — Builders:.General Further Donations Linden-Crariford problem has ing habits of the -people of Cran- Safe Driving Campaign at the Medals, Cash Awards (Continued on. page eight) Supply, 336 Centennial avenue. The Greats ford. —r—-- ••' - ~ —— ^f—the —Bistrlet-13 Roosovelt-SchooL Urged in O (Continued on page two) Those, who attended the board club at Markos Restaurant on Orange avenue. ;.. ...Ji : ;v!1._ _ .-... Presented in Assembly Program for Children meeting were: Mrs. Walter Con-Tuesday. He- also, received a mer- District 13 — Veterans Memor- For Cancer Fund rm ley, Mrs. Donald Creighton, Mrs.chandise voucher^ from Goldberg At Junior High School Three-Hour ial Home, 479 South avenue, east. At Nomaliegan Park— AlbertDavies,—Mrs.—Onffyr-Mrs: Men's Shop. '; . District 14 — Johnson and John- A total of $1,124. or 28. per- Immunization W.' K. Frederick, Mrs. Gubas, "Goo~d Citizenship Medals" cent of the local quota of $4,000,' FASfflON'STffOST OUTSTSNDING" Under the sponsorship' of Capt 'The presentation was made by were awarded to Barbara^ Suarcz son, Walnut avenue. . .-..,-•- JMrs,JjO_..H.ashim. Mrs..: Anthony Police-CWef~-WHliam-A>- Fischer, -District 15,-— JShcrman School had been received up to yesterday Henrich, Mrs. Kremer, Mrs. Sid-who praised Mr.- Heney as a ser- and John. Sosnowski at an assem- Kit Lincoln avenue. By*tfi"c"Cfarifprdtromrntttee of the ~ F.W. and its Ladies Auxiliary, an Aruerican Cancer Society, it was ney. Nunn, .Mrs. , Redden, Mrs. ious-minded citizen of a type bly Tuesday of Cranford Junior District 16 — CrJPford High SILHOUETTE-.FOR lEASTER! Easter egg hunt will be held Sat- announced by Howard M. SiegeL Schillinger, Mrs.-David Tyre and whose help is invaluable in mak- High School classes by _the' School, West End place. urday from 1 to 3 p. rn. at Noma- local treasurer. ,.i Here April26 fiegan Park for children from 3 to Mrs. Venneri. - ing safety campaigns a success. Clergy Council Lists District 17 — Cranford Higl Crane's Ford Chapter, Daughters Edward C. McMahon, local 10 years of age. The board will meet on May 4 Chief Fischer, also congratulated School, West End place. The- Cranford Physicians' Club of the American Revolution.' . ' Good Friday Service. chairman, again made an urgent Mr. and Mrs; Henry O. Schwarz at the home" of Mrs. E. L. Haisch, the club on the inauguration of its District 18 —• Roosevelt School and the Board of Health announc- 5 Bhiff street. , • . ' former chap- For Methodist Church appeal to Cranford residents to .ELIZABETH ed today that.the week of April are chairman for the post and the campaign and said he hoped its in- Mrs. John 'AIL Orange'avcnue. auxiliary. , They announced the fluence in making drivers more ter regent Amfricanism The Cranford Methodist Church send in their contributions as sood 2<> has been set aside as Immuni- will be the scene for a community as possible in order to help this zation Week, as a reminder to children will be broken up into safety conscious would spread. chairman,"made the presentation. two groups: 3 to 5 and. 6 to 10. There will be awards by the club TheAVjnner^ s werewere'' selecteselected iinn aan three-hour Good Friday. service community attain Hs goal. He parents to have their children tomorrow from noon to 3 p. m. un- CHS Prom pointed to the. great strides which prutected• against diphtheria1. There will be a golden egg, two each month of the campaign, con- .election -held for the junior- high 59.95 silver eggs and numerous -rium- sisting of aTframed certificate and school -students der the auspices of the Cranford have been' made recently, in fight- ing canccr^and declared that ad- pi^g_iEL__ a merdiandiservoucher-onTa^local- .-Mrs^-Georgc—Trumporc,-hlstor— ClergyjCoundL bered eggs for eachTgrouttrthey In Election Menu Planned "dittonanunds are urgehtlyTne Health Officer William. P. reported. There, will be numerous store. Recommerftjatipns for the ian, announced the winners of At the opening portion of .the Smith declared that immunisation c*d now to carry on the battle. prizes. '•.'•'"• V" award will be made to Chief Fisch- the chapter's essay contest on the.service, the Rev." Robert G. Long- •iWinst these severe diseases has At a meeting tonight in the Vet- Mrs. F. S. Swackhanler er by the three police lieutenants, subject; "The Constitution and aker, pastor of the First Presby- Coin collection boxes were Never were lines more sophisticated; or more . ht'en.th'e-co.ntrolling-factor.in our terian -Church, -will -officiate, lie By Committee pliiccd in local stores this week erans Memorial Home, the Ladies Thomas-H. Woods, George: L. Rosr What It Means to Me."—First community and pointed out, that New President; Other 1 will discuss the first words on the by John Kowalsfel of the Kl- Auxiliary will-.hard boil and cplor endale and Lester W. Powell. Chief prize of $5 was won by-R«%iaId • A delectable menu has been .^Muh immunization is required by cross "Father!^Forgive Them for planned, by the food committe< wunis Club, who is in 'charge of ••_•[ dramatic (yet completely uncluttered), than 120 dozen eggs tor the hunt. „ Officers Also Named Fischer and a Kiwanis commjttee Sassi. 'Second prize of $3~went to , the Board, of Education for chil- They Know Not What They Do." for the annual Cranford -High this phase of the campaign.' " . AU children planning to partici- Mrs. F. S. Swackhamer war headed by- James F. Kervick will Corita Vogel, and third, prize of .,. these great wrap coats; that are even more dren entering Cranford schools. make' monthly Selections from $2 to Barbara Suarez. More than The speaker at 12:35 p. m. will School junior-senior prom on th unless the child is excused be- pate are requested to bring con elected president of the Cranford evening of May 28 in the high, tainers to hold the eggs. There will College Club, succeeding lirs. G. these recommendations. Future 100 students participated in the be the Rev. Arnold J. Dahlquist, Tax Planning Topic cause of health or other reasons. award presentations will be made contest, it was announced. ' ' pastor of the Calvary Lutheran school gym; it was announced this .;•• \ \: wonderful because they can be worn by all also be balloons for all children. E.. Thurston. Jr.,^at^a meeting It was announced that in cases A program of American music, Church,-whose topic will, be the ^week by Mrs. Thomas Hann arid For Businessmen 'where the'-parenfcrcannot afford —Twa-areas-of-the-parlcJ»dll_be Monday. ailthelFirst Presbyterian by Ltl Woods. r ^__._. ^ Patricia Castaldo, co-chairmen of • women . • » whether they wear petite miss, roped off for the groups. Members Church^ -^/'- . • : ' • • ' The speaker at Tuesday'^ meet- was "presented-by—20—Cranford second word,- ^Today •Shalt-Thoii -to pay, members of the Cranford Hi^h"" School, students under, the Be With Me in Paradise." His top- the food committee. countant, will speak on "Tax l'liysicians' Club will immunize of the post and auxiliary will hide • Other officers were named as ing was the Rev. Albert G. Derso, Planning and the Excise Tax Re- junior or misses sizes! We feature three the eggs on Saturday morning. follows: First vice-president', Mrs. . ^(Continued on page.eight)" direction of Miss Olga Specht "at be followed by the Rev. Benjamin At a meeting at. the home o without charge any child referred a meeting of the chapter Tues- W. P. Allen, pastor of the First Mr. and Mrs. Thomas Hann of 3 ductions" at a* dinner meeting of to them by the Board of Health Mrs. Schwarz.'Mrs. Thomas But- F. P. Dexter; corresponding secre- the Cranford Business Association ler and Mrs. Roy- Brinkerhof f were tary, Mrs. J. B. Warrlngton, and day. Mrs. John Ji Banker,. .10 Baptist Church at 12:50. His top- Tulip ^street,' the committee from our espeeially-fpr-Easter-on-collection • • •: <>r the Cranford Welfare Associa- Makatom drive, was the hostess. ic will be the third word "Woman! planned .the menu, using several at 6:30 'o'clock tonight in the tion. • '••" ' in charge of obtaining the-prizes. treasurer, Mrs. Wj T.J^ollins. The dosing Schedule officers will serve fop-a two-year Five^ selections from • early Behold Thy Son." "Son! Behold suggestions offered by the student Coach and Four Restaurant. Mr. Far left: Our petite miss great wrap in sulk. term. . - • American music -and folk songs Thy Mother." . ••" committee. ' • Friedman is executive ' secretary For Good Friday were sung by the Seventh Grade At 1:15 p. m.. Dr. George A. Serving on the food committee and treasurer of the business in. ".-•: Mrs. B. B. Kott, Mrs. Roy Tip- group. . v. dued Bermuda Woo] Tweed; in pink, heather Adult School Trustees to Elect in and " Mrs. ThurstMn were Local schools, banks, munici- Girls' Chorus, which included Aitohespn, pastor of the Cran- this year are: Mrs. Wilfred Bur- named members-at-largc pal offices and . the Public Li- - Marcia Achilles, Sandra Castaldo, ford Alliance Church, will speak ton. Mrs. James Wadill, Mrs President Sidney Brcen has an- or oatmeal; sizes 6 to 18. .. Right: Luxuri- OUi< era, Plan F;J1 Semester Guest, speaker at the meeting brary will be closed all day Nancy Colburn. Stephanie Mor- on the fourth word "My God! My Charles "Preston, Mrs. Anthony nounced that plans will, be Was Mrs. Gertrude lnrobacrvanctpof-Good.- Frlday. Police Chief WilUam J association will sponsor during' ous Forstmann textured wool great coat Board of Trustees of the Cran-' Mrs. Redden announced a meet- man, who discussed "Books and Patricia Sarafin. Me?" Following him will be the. John Brach, MrsJ Frank Cooper A>* Fischer ' 'ahnpunced that A' piano solo, "In Deep Woods." Rev. Samuel 1'. Matchett, pastor Mrs. William Smith, Mrs. William May, and for the annual ladles'. ford Adult School, Inc., will hold ing of the officers. trustees and Plays oT the Vear." "Not As a trimmed with* contrasting' ^colored braid; the advisory committee of' the Stranger." by Morton Thompson, motorlStS. parking in the busi- by Edward MacDowell; was pres- (Continued on page eight) . {Continued" on page thrce}-^ night, dinner. - .••'.'• its annual election of officers on school and other interested citi- and Alan Paton's book, "Too Late ness center wijl ndt* be re- ented by-Joyce Skufisa in -addi- .white/navy or navy/white; Junior sizes 9 to ' -April 29.. i.'" . " zens will be held oh May <£ The the Phalarope," were recommend- quired to put coins In parking tion to another solo from con- f 9 — -At, the same-mcctms*-the.board main, topic of discussion, she ie- ed by the speaker a» outstanding »neters._ temporury American music play- 15. Center: Misses* Anglo tweed wool by vvill hear reports on the school's ported, will be plans for the fall works of modern fiction. 'Business windows at the Post ed by Lynn'Jacobsen. An original CD Siren PitifiilIy Inadequate -Office7will-be-open-only-frdm plano~composition7was~offcred~by lirst spring MfrrtCTter which-came 'Among ~-plays~~"currently of.'thc~TI TJosts checkrd~by^ obw- '•' a close last Thursday evening The director announced she at- ented in Now York, Mrs. Fried- "Cr«nntra*s . t ..__ _ BoxtonT while," pink, loyal,"T^lge^ ^Fmivy;~ the township's needs.' servcrs'" throughout the town, ac^ ,. c •iijd discuss tentative"plans for the tended a»mecting in Clark Friday man briefly described "Picnic." Postmaster Arthur F. Mctz re- The Eighth Grade Girls' Chorus fense siren is pitifully inadequate to warn ,the townspeople of any In the .recent test, the. siren cording to reports submitted to I;J1 semester. . ' evening attended by representa- ea' and Sympathy," "Teahouse ported, but the lobby will re- entertained with numbers from sizes 8 to 15. >' pending disaster," Francis W. could not be hcurd. as close as the CD director. ., Mrs. Benjamin F. Newswangef tives, of adult schools in Unjpn of the August Moon' and "The main open from 7' a.m. to 5 musical, shows by Victor Herbert Foreman, local CD director, de- Manor avenue and North Union "The recent H-Jiojnb tests," Mr- i.-; chairman of the ruminating County-. She said it was agreed Caine Mutiny Court ^Martial/' p.m. for the convenience of. box and Richard Rodgcrs. The group i Included Karoline Dl Martinir clared last night in' commenting avenue, or Centennial avenue and Foreman declared, "clearly indi- '<>mmlttf«. The other members, to exchange catalogs and to con- Mrs. Friedman was introduced holders and 8Ump~ machine ~ Jane Garland, Helen Goodfcllow. on the results of last Wednesday Cranford terrace, according to u cate the necessity^ of forewarning ' 'ir<-- Kenneth Iversen, director of sider the formation of a Union by Mrs. Albert Goldberg, pro- users. Carriers will: make one $••- •. :i' COAT SALON. SECOND ILOOK Eleanor Inglcholm. Emma JL