THE WESTFIELD LEADER The Leading And Most Widely Circulated Weekly Newspaper In Union County WESTFIELD, NEW JERSEY, WEDNESDAY, NOVEMBER 27, 1957 l'utillilieil ==- -— Every Thuridnv 32 Pages—10 Centt ganizationsTo Receive Convert Parking 125-Voice Choir To Sing Meters For Seuson Union Service Set Police Chiof Albert Pfirr. °/o Of 1958 Budgets "Messiah" Sunday Night mftnn 'announced todnjr that beginning Tuesday 50 nil- Thanksgiving Eve day parking meters in the Agencies, Two Under the direction of Dr. Proipect ttreet lot will be For Thanksgiving Service 'Scheduled George Volkol, a chorus of approx- converted to one.hour limit* imately 125 voices will present for the convenience of ChrUt> iuses Benefit A Thanksgiving Evo family Handel's "The Messiah" Sunday MI •hopperi. Twenty-two service sponsored by the Women's night in the senior high school meters will remain all-day, Will Be Held Fellowship of the First Congregn. auditorium. The chorus will in- The new ruling will be in om United Fund tional Church, will be held in the clude singers from all of West- effect until Dec. 24 when the sanctuary ut S o'clock tonight. Mis. field's churches, as well us others meteri will be converted back In Presbyterian and two Charles Scheideckcr, chnirman of from the high school chorul groups to preient limiti. agencies and from ' the surrounding com- in Westfleld's United friendly service, is chnirman. Signi will be polled to munities. •hoppers and merchants will Church Tomorrow Twill receive 100 per cent of Dr. ECurle 11. Ballou, executive be aware of the change, Chief 1958 budgets as the result secretary of the Congregational Richard Connelly of St. Paul's Pnrrmann said. "Tho executive board of the $224,814 campaign going Christian Service Committee, New Episcopal Church will be at the console of tho organ, and the Rev. Alto to be converted to WextRvId Council of Churehe* has j,e top. Official action was York, will speak on "Share Our Jet Turner of the First Baptist one and two hour limiti are voted that th« offering received at at a meeting of the Board Surplus." Dr. Bullou, who spent •ustees Saturday. Church will be the pianist. A 25- the all-day meteri in area the Community Service ot Thanks- many years in China as a mission- glving tomorrow morning:, at 8:60 o. installment checks of 50 REV. C. . LAWRENCE •pii'cu orchestra will accompany the four at the fence by the Rev- ary, now directs a program of re- production, under Dr. Volkel's di- olutionary cemetery. The a.m. in the Presbyterian Church J^'nt of budget have .been ap- lief, reconstruction und rehabilita- jd and forwarded to the par- rection. The solo pints will be chief reminded residente that will bo given to the Shure-Our- tion for people in emergency situa- filled by Ruth Diehl, soprano; Pa- ample .all-day parking it avail- Surplus program in order that w« Lting organizations. Additional tions in all parts of the world. fllnients to the full amount of New Associate tricia Wagner, contralto; Howard able in the louthside lot. In Weatfield who have so much in [budget will be made as the The worship service will be con- Jnrratt, tenor, and Robert LvfTIor, tho way of material blessings for ducted by Carol Mowon, Koberb • are paid. bass, nil of New York City, which to bo thankful may Hhow M Lenskold, Betsy pond, Ann Thor- Joins St. Paul's our Christian concern by helping j fourtt'en groups to benefit In keeping with a Westfield tra- burn and Nicky Groenevelt, mem- UNICEF Hits others who have little or nothing," (the successful campaign, and dition, the Messiah presentation DR. GEORGE VOLKEL bers of the Pilgrim Fellowship, un- Henry W. Nichols, president of, will open the town's musical cele- total amounts to be forwarded, der the direction of Mrs. Alvin I) Rev. Lawrence To the local council, has announced. bration of the Christmas season. All-Time High I Boy Scouts, Weatfleld, $15,- Duvall. Assume Duties Dec. 1 . Girl Scouts, Westfield, $1.1,- The conceit is being presented Expand Facilities AVnatllilil KUulloa "All residents," he Mid, "wt DR. J. L. McCORISON l Westfield Community Center, Miss Dilys Jones, sopruno and under the sponsorship of th|6 Wost- Invited to participate In this serv- The Rev. Charles R. Lawrence For Football Fans [{44; District Nursing Asso- the chancel and pilgrim choirs, will field Council of Churches, and will Local Young People ice and to take advantage of the sing, directed and accompanied by has accepted a cull to be associate commence at 8 p.m. There will be opportunity to observe Thanksgiv- jon, $14,996; YMCA, $47,792; Gates at Recreation Field Collect $1,852.06 Evelyn Bleeke, organist and choir rector ut SL Paul's Episcopal no tickets or admission charge, ing in the spirit of prayer and $21,443; American Red for tho Thanksgiving Day Present Ancient director. Church and will take up his duties but an offering will be received gratitude which originally chur- Weatfield, $24,503; Union game between Wustfield and The children and young people Dec. 1. • during the service. uctorifced the holiday." Cerebral Palsy, $6,500; Mr. and Mrs, Ernest Burkhardt Plainflcld will open at 9 a.m. of the WcsMleld nnd Mountainside The Rev. Mr. Lawrence was Relic to Church Hygiene Clinic, Union and Mr. and Mrs. John A. Corbett Senior teams of the Boys' churches collected $1,862.01! for tho Presiding at the service will b« born in Pittsburgh, Pa., and was jnty $5,000; Union County As- Jr. will usher. The offering will Football League will play an United Nations Children's. Fund the Rev. Richard L. Smith of trig r graduated from West View High for Mental Health, $9,- gcrto "Share Our Surplus." exhibition game at 9:30, and on Halloween. This Is the largest hont church. Tho Rev. Elbort E. School. Following high school he College Women Dr. McCorisou Gates Jr., minister of the First J; United Service Organizations, The public is invited to attend. the varsity gamo will begin amount ever collected since tho 120; cancer, $14,000, and polio, entered military service and served at 11 o'clock. Facilities for towns joined with other communi- Chosen for Honor Baptist Church, will preach on the 1000. In the U. S. Const, Guard as radio To Hear Actress handling the crowds at tho ties throughout the United States subject "When It's Hard to Give technician and Loran specialist, Thanks," Rending the scripture i the latter two cases, $14,000 game, hnve been expanded in celebrating this now American An illuminated pilgc from nn an- Ladies Day Out lie is graduate of the University lesson will be Dr, J. U McCorlson, j been offered to the Union considerably with three en- Halloween. cient "antiphonary" or choir book of Pittsburgh, has had business ex- Jr. of the First Congregational Inty Chapter of the American Club to Hold trance gates on Ruhway ave- Mrs. Louis Tt. Quad, UNICEF bcllvved to have been used in the perience as a salesman for the Church, The Hev. Robert L. Smith |cer Society and $10,000 to the nue and one on Wuatfleld connniltoc chairman, said "the en-Cathedral of Seville, Spain about Plans Yule Party Campbell Sales Co., and has work- Cliri»tmu» Meeting of the Bethel Daptlst Church will County Chapter, National avenue, four locutions for thusiastic desire shown by our 1600, was presented to the Ri>v. ed for RCA Service Co. ticket sales, und the addition Dr. J. L. McCorlson Jr. nt services give the Thanksgiving: prayer. mdation for Infantile Paralysis, The Westfield College Woman's youth to help their loss fortunate of bleachers to bring the sent-. today in the First Congregational The Sharc-Our-Surplui program action of the board carried Indian Native He attended Philadelphia Divin- Club will hold its Christmas meet- neighbors is an inspiration U> all Ing capucity to (1,500. Tickets Church. Is curried out by Church World j the mandate of residents of ity School und assumed his duties ing in the high school cafeteria and gives new hope for our world To Give Talk in the ministry in October, 1956. ure available at Jtirvis Drug Service, an Inter-dcnominationsl ' fetfield in their desire to have Tuesday at 8;15. of tomorrow. Tho results would bo Mrs. Murray Sllvcrxtona of He has been in charge of f.he mis- Store and Wcstfield Sports even more gratifying wo could Suirsdule, N. Y,, made the presen- agency of tho Protestant' church- 1 campaign for all health, wel- Nan Rodes, actress and teacher, es. It.i funds urc used on a world- > and social organizations aerv- P. V. Varghese will speak on sions of St. Bartholomew in Scott- Center for persons who wish make all the parents realize the tation.. Mrs. Sllverstone Is chair- "Christmas in a Non-Christian will give a dramatic Interpretation to obtain them ahead of time. wide basis to help the homeless, fthe community, it was said, dale, Pa., Trinity Church, Connells- merits of celebrating Halloween in man of tho Interniitionul Culturnl Country" at tho general interest entitled "Christmas Is Shaped feed the hungry, comfort the mh~ lex D. Rogers, general cam- ville, Pa. nnd St. John's in Dun- this wny. Nothing is taken away Centor for Youth ill Jerusnlem, n meeting and Christmas party of Like Stars," based on a narrative ornhln, care for the sick, and In i e»«/rman, received the con- bar,. Pa. These three missions aro but rather added, for happiness project of Children to Pulcstilno, the Ladles' Day Out group of theIn the diocese of Pittsburgh. An poem by Franco* Frost. shared with others means a great- every way possible educate for a ulitions and appreciation of 1 Inc. Westfield* YWCA-Monday ut vas ordained deacon in Decem1Se1'7 —'-Mi* Rodos career begun with Invite Guests To bettor life. Through this agency ||toard for himself and his vol- er measure for both. 0:30 a.m. 195(i, und ordained to the priest- her winning of the national dra- Dr.' McCorlson was named re- dollar*" cau. bv ;used to the best r co-workers. He reported on "With communication what It is hood by Bishop Purdue June 20, matic reading competition while cipient »» tho minister who (miladvantage nnd In the locations (conduct of the United Fund Mr. Varghese, a native of Kcrnl today these neighbors are practi- 1957. In addition to his work in she was in high school. After Adult School dono tho most for Children to Pal-where the need Is moat acute at ptation and announced a cam- State In South India, has been cally next door nnd a family who estine, Inc., nn organisation for nny given time, Mr. Nichols said. doing graduate work in theology the parishes in the diocese of Pitts- graduating from Wnshbiirn Col- has been helped to better health i cabinet meeting for Dec. 5 burgh he bus served as counselor lege, she attended the School of Mjlluf of Jewish refugee children, at Drew University and has re- Miss Helen Whitcomb, president and better living is a friendly, Tho minister was ona o'f the foun- lilyze the past campaign and and property manager in Calvary Fine Arts Tit the Kansas City ceived tho degree of master . of of the Westflold Adult School, hns happy neighbor to live beside, in ders of thu organization In 10411 recommendations for next Camp, which is a diocesan camp Conservatory, the (iolde McCoy sacred theology. He has traveled announced that guest tickets will ponce nnd contentment. Newspa- and last week was elected Its na-Y Announces Vi fund effort. located on the shines of Lake Kric. Studio of Drama in Topeka, Kan., extensively in Europe and the be available for anyone interested pers, movies, radio and tional president. United States and will return to nnd did special work in speech in attending any finul session of programs have been sponsored by Mr. Lawrence is married to tho The 80 page nnUphonury wus India early in December. and dramatics at Denver Univer- the !14 courses offered by tho all Industry nnd our most talented Gym Schedule former Janice Sippell and they one of f umcrous church relics dis- sity and the Feagin School of school. Tickets will be available stars have given their support to larmony Hotel" Mrs. Seth Bakes and Mrs. T. A.hnve a daughter, Deborah Joan, covered by Stanley S. Slotkln of Drama in New York. Sho received Dec. 2 from 7:15 to 0 p.m. at tho explanations and dramatizations Retzlalf are co-chairmen for theborn Jan. ('>, 1057. Beverly Hills, Cal., president of The winter gymnasium schedule her master's degree in speech from Roosevelt Junior High School of- which portray the benefits UNI program. Music will be provided Abbey Rents, n chair concern. Mr. of the Wentfldd YMCA has been : for Dec. 6,7 Columbia ^University. fice for classes to be held that CEK brings to both our neighbors released for nil boys In the eighth, by Mrs. Elmer Schmalenberger, evening, Slotkln had been requested last guest soloist. Mrs. II. E. Hemsath School Employees A teacher of voice and diction year by the United States govern- ninth, tenth, eleventh and twelfth i Saturday night performance is in charge of decorations for the in the Wcstfield Adult School, Mrs. There will be u special exhibit (I'lcasc turn to page 3) ment to assist ii Seville chnlr fnc- grades. This year. In order to meet Hlrmony Hotel," to be staged refreshment table. During the cof- Rodes has also tnught in her ownof art work done by the students tory having production difficulties, the needs of older boys, speciflf 1.6 and 7 by the Weatfield Cha[i- fee hour following the program, Feted at Teas studio in Topeka, Kan., and in theof Werner C. Burger, Evelyn Molt, While relocating machinery under classes are to be tried on an eie« IrfSPEBSQSA, is sold out, ac- Christmas cookies made from fav- Calhoun Studio in New York. In and S. Allyn Shaeffer Including Mr. Slotkin's direction workmen ppiimi'ntul level Including trampo- lin» to Markley D. Fell, ticket orite recipes of the Ladies' Day uddition to, her professional work oil paintings, water colors, and Council Rule line, weight training and condition- Tho Wcstfield Education Asso- broke into a subterranean chamber irman. Out committee, will be served. on stage and radio, she has ap-drawings in pastels and charcoal. ing and fencing for the next ten ciation, as part of the Westfield feet underground where tho ''•Fell, in his announcement to peared locally in "The Little Fox- weeks, It was announced. Members of the committee are: school's year-round orientation "Law For Tho- Layman" will books ami other articles were chapter, stated, "As has been es" for the Community Players Bans "Rockets" According to John McNalr of Mrs. W. W. Thomas, chairman; program for new staff members, have as guest speaker Judge Wul- found. case in past years, all Satur- and "Goodbye, My Fancy" for theter L, Hetficld III, recently np- the Y stalf, "much interest has Mesdames J. A. Adair, Ralph At- held a scries of teas Tuesday in The owner presented one of tho night tickets were sold before College Woman's Club. | ^pointe d „....„judge- of th...e- _~Superio, r Construction and discharge of been shown in developmental. kinson, T. E. Arther, Seth Bakes homes of ten members for the books to Mr. Slotkin who, in turn, *«l< preceding Thanksgiving." Mrs. Rodcs lives in Westfield | Ooiut of *Ncw Jersey.. This eourso small rockets in Wrstllcld are ban- gymnastics slm-u the realization John Browning, L. A. Hardcll, F. purpose of the "old timers" meet- has given pages from it to univer- ''• Fell urged chapter members with her husband and two children, is sponsored by the Union County ned according to an amendment to that our mechanized life leads to G. Headley, W. R. HefTernan, II. ing the new teachers, secretaries, sities, museums und churches thru- complete their Friday ticket Tommy and Nancy. Sho Is a the police ordinance adopted by physical inactivity. Mechanization, E. Hemsath, L. E. Johns, N. L nurses, and administrators. Bar Association. out the United States. His Inter- "actions, and added, "For Brownie leader, a Sunday School the Town Council Monday night. increased urban living, spectator Orr, T. A. Retziaff, H. C. Rorden, Weyman O. Steengrafe, direc- est in the Children to I'uleatinu !e *ho plan to attend, a limited Tho program, initiated under teacher, and a member of both the Action followed a public hearing spurts, passive entertainment and G. M. Rounds,- II. O. Suchomel, tor of the school, has announced the general tendency to ilacken- w of Friday night tickets are the leadership of George It. Den-PTA boards. ut which there were no objections. J. C. West, and Mrs. Robert War- that a list of the whicihh olf htm hud n weakening effect available, and may be obtain- ny, association president, and Appearing with Mrs. Rodes on According to the new ruling any (Please turn to page .'!) ner of the YWCA staff. Mrs. Florence W. Borgeson, so- will be offered in the second sem- upon the population. This was » Westfield at the Bandstnil the program will be the "Quin- ester is now available at the of-homemade rocket propelled or dis- The volunteer instructors of thejeial committee chairman, was be- proved by the Kraus-Webe* survey H There are no re tones," who will furnish a musical fice. Advance registration can becharged into the air by means of Ladies' Day Out classes will be lieved to have been the first un- accompaniment coordinated with that compared the American and "i seats for either perform- made in most courses. The instruc- escaping gases, produced by burn- special guests. Other guests are j dcrtaking of its kind in the his-the reading. The group is com- ing fuels, chemicals or nuclear re- Glee Club Plans European minimal physical lit* •welcome. Child care will be pro-tory of the association, and one action, i» prohibited. MM levels, as a result the Euro- year's show, the 10th stag- (Please turn to page 3) (Please turn to page 3) peans failed this simple test of vided at the YWCA where a of the largest social affairs of this Requests for additional safety V the local chapter, will fea- Christmas treat will be given to nature to be held by a local edu- Christinas Concert physical efficiency at the rate ol '^ quartet new to Westfield- measures in the Jefferson School 8.5 per cent where American* each child. cation association in the State of area were made in two letters from • "fhe Pittsburghers," past in- New Jersey. Realistic Flavor Of The Orient The Westlield (Jlee Club will pre- failed at 5(5,fi per cent." national champions of the fine the school's I'TA which maintain- Participating members who vol- ed, among other items, that school sent its IHril annuul Christmas Instruction classes for eighth °< singing known as barber- unteered their homes for the "Get- children's lives were endangered conceit Saturday, Dec. M ut 8:30ami ninth grades are held Wedn#fr> V harmony. In addition, and 1 PBA to Honor ting To Know You" Tea included: Will Mark Players 'Productionby through traffic in Summit ave- p.m. und Sunday afternoon, I'd . days with beginner's trampoline, '"? their second appearance on George Denny, general sciences nue. The organization asked that 15 at 4:30 p.m. in the hig-h school. weight training and conditioning "tfWd stage, will be "The A varied program is planned, in- mepting at 3 p.m., and fencing on teacher, Roosevelt Junior High By TRUDIE NICHOLS ideas for "Teahouse" are far from a safety officer bo stationed at Mon- 'Monies," who during the last Magistrate Beard cluding trmliti'mu! mmie of theSaturday mornings. The tentfej School, 627 Forest avenue; Mrs. From the oriental artwork to "screwy." tauk drive and Summit avenue and have placed among the j Lucille Douglas, English and that the latter street be made one- season us well as other songs rang- eleventh, and twelfth grides rt« Magistrate William II. Beard | the Japanese dialogue a distinc- Starting with a thumbnail ing from a N<-gro spiritual to a Latin, Roosevelt Junior | tive flavor of authenticity marks, .ketch of the background, created way from Clifton street during (Plea,se turn to page 3) will be presented with the first school hours, Strauss waltz. (Please turn to page 3) honorary life membership ever School, 323 Prospect street; Mrs. the Communjty players' produc-! bv Mr R exer and Mrs. liobert A. H was also suggested that the The club will be assisted by a 4li- given ly PBA Local 90 at a dinner Jeannette Ryan, English, Roose-|-tion of ,,The Teahouse of the Au-i / ' ' velt Junior High School, 6 Dorset| , present-;Johnson' an industrial designer no-parking sign* at the school be volce li'iy choir from the Uoosevelt Pupils to Hold Sunday at the Cranwood, Gar- [gustt Moon>Moon" whicwhich wilwill l bbee present-; hill; Mrs. Ruth Wellman, librarian, wood, according to Patrolman ed at Roosevelt Junior Highland Community Players member,! changed to .'!0-minute limits. The Rally Today Elm Street School, 864 Hillside School Friday and Saturday nights.! the basic diagram was made for PT—A asked that Landsdown• •• e ave- t.he direction of Walter Dworakiv- j For Disaster Service Nicholas Bettelli. PBA president . , , , . , , xir m 7 i transferriniranMei nn[gf thtrie desigiitsi^in! tto th mee hugIIUKeC nue b<; made one-way from Summit sky. avenue; Miss Alice Brady, fourth As the plot unfolds, Westfield Judge Beard will be honored | °J.^j' An(J avenue to t.he Boulevard and the (iuest artirt for this concert will The local Red Cross Chapter td» *«tfield High School pupils will «u~&* teacher, Franklin School, theater-goer/.nfni. irnavas wiliiiill genti\t a loo\t\t\Vk nonfirt ' . fine record as a " from this diagram the background same plan be made for Clover Thomas Perkins, Philadelphia day urged all graduHt« nurses in J a bonfire rally this afternoon because of "hi 805 Ramapo way. at some near-professionail l • "clock on the playfield behind | judge, his clos;ie cooperation with only painted by stre/'t, when completed, from the baritone, who was finalist on th»* the community to enroll for disM< Also, Mrs. Lois Ward, kinder- (which took special honors j WI the police department and his who took time Boulevard to Summit avenue. Metropolitan Opera Auditions of ter service. A nursing disaster in- on Trinity place. In- garten teacher, Franklin School, in the New Jersey Theater League! fairness in dealing with individual out from household chores two the Air. stitute will be held Dec. 3. Those [ townspeople are invited, 155 EfTingham place; Mrs. Nadine tournament last year) by amateur 1 "^ Introduced was an amendment n the paint" to the license ordinance which rais- The club will ndueted by j interested are asked to contact th» "ttoiully the students hold ._.' B^d' tcame Wes,j ^second grade teacher, Grant thespiana, but at one of the most].^* an effective 1monochromatie es the price of new taxicah driv- Frank Hrh*rer ami accompanied chapter office, Adams 2-70SQ, before the Thanksgiving •" "•: ' . ,, ... | in an effective monoenromaue by Sylvaiius Jenkins. Tickets are me with, Plainfield. The field's first magistrate in October j (please turn to page 3) ffurtheh r informationifi . ambitious sets ever attempted lo-l d (Please turn to page 3) available from W. K. Trent, phone I • of ceremonies will be Jonof 1949. Prior to that a Police j callyy. The set wh.ch » done in | H r ,nd Mrs. Johnson, munic! five parts including a collaps.ble, * Hejte Ad. i-V»l, or nt Welch's Paint president of the Stu-Court recorder was the "i Pro«ram to five parts including a collaps.ble, * flats *f»l! l»»*'« ml.. IMh Vnaaal •1 tea housse haird-pamted onenta ||c conatructed by the &{] Store. mnnj llnlliini " YtMat nn* M»tt il- Members of the var- pal judicial officer. I ° . "Every Artist" Exhibit i screens and two movable elevated , 'Knt(,T unikr th *>lWl team will be guests He also served as recorder of; Advent SefUOn MUSIC To Open Sunday W. The band and twirlers the Police Court from 1919 to j tion of Vene Rinehart, to meet i Y's >Irn to Unload _ tl-Ft-ft ,„,„. .. .-.,.. , A program of vocal and instru-i and constructed by Community «je direction of Robert 1925. A long-time resident of I the dimensions of the junior highi ~ Westfieid, he taught school he«j tal chamber music for the Ad Players in their spare \rti t" fhri tma-i Yule Trees Tonight 1 *I11 Perform. The cheer. mcn •ichool ta^c Thr "Fvrry In This Issue eouncil- time vi!l open Hurl —•—. *«cted by Miss Marion and has served as town vent ^.g^n will be presented in When it came U bu Iding th- fxhil.iti i and »1 fuik Vtitoij Tn itj vo!unt(«i-fion the West About Town witk *ii ' *'" lead songs and cheers, man and mayor. teahou e tr<- it d luneia mit 1*V a' th' Hu^h ( Active in a number of historica p;]yS Jones, soprano mo«t as mtere ting &* the Tea (hmi om h J s th fell \ < Mm< fluh will jnoad - * we speakers will be Frank Active in a ^ ^^ ^m p;]yS Jone, p thsii bgget irillengf But after • "" " Sallv 9, It idt f the houie plot About two montn- Mjon 11\ hv the lit *n (ill ail if i 0410 (im-itma* Wham, president of the West- societies, he is president of the j jpsgju Hcwson Jones, mezzo-?o _ 2* ! 3 local SAR chapter and was j Frederick PorterP , ttenor ago, Al Pexer an elect! ical and artuoik an 1 diawiig h< av ,/ I pa! t TI if tn* \V n tn •) Cl b TH ale w I! ,tait C huich \r*+ U, ti H ° ' Football League, Ed- p pran0( h uh Donald Moore, bass, willl bbe neer dunng bminc* hou • wa, on (,, hal <( W' ttnl' »il' bt cpin I)i ! f)n 7 at trt t in Hi haul stint ( la, l? ti _«, f w»...T . - President of the elected commander-in-chiedihief f off ththee nla^ra < i vreie \ Sons of Confederate Veterans. A ; ^ soIoii,t3> an,| in^trumentaliuta : igned the ta-fk ( f d Uj 2 t Iht tit sen an a i my from (an C oming Events Robert L. A resident of Westfield since 1^1"; will inolurfe Hazel Muell*r and Al sen He i-n t qj •• ur 1 ii ,frt Mi Fixer •imf -J '0 an I * '» 3 pm I \ thfoi g i J-mi * ^ i M^fi i -I* l and a native of Ha2 t n tff pa t fxi ^ \ il i I thr u/N P t in; tfc* Carli of tne Handel, Buxtehude, Sch-jtr e P i * r i mp through his mother's .^ids »i <•"*! Bach| lap a^d tntip i *a So' familv. ...i Cos-elii. TandcTandcr r anandd Kriege Kriegerr wilwilll i ho* n n att la f s* At'the dinner, Officer Bettelh | ^ . , _ • I gjt s WHJ id-as rrj .I, 1-1.*. Mi formi d a.t. ti u u pa,, i) am tu U u. ™».—* "(Pleas* turs to paga i) Tht' public is invited to attend hup, Jii RCIM LJim>a Buttuci 11-JT-t! 11 11 'ft""!^" " '.!:!!** inr. jt v. p,ir,!f.r^ry Tira?!!: TT "TUT

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AT NO EXTRA CHARGE ^. OIFT WRAPPING AND WRAPPING FOR MAKING • • MON0GRAMMM6 • LfATHO fififwc tttfTiAt en *-%.', i t ^"^»*r»»w. Wvr«#V# wVMMtwHv lUwod in Any Amount % John franks MiWS AND iOYS' AW»AKl ^SMOAOST. TEL A0«m 3-1171 WAINHEUJ WESTFIELD noofwooc r.r USE OUR REAR ENTRANCE FROM MUNICIPAL PARKING LOT THE WESTFIFXP (N. J.) LEADER, WEDNESDAY, NOVEMBER 27,1957. alistic Flavor Mr. Phnton was born in West- held, finished high school here, and Legion Unit to Wrap Boro Firemen Re-elect is a irrailuaii! of Lincoln Univer- (jnlu'tj from page 1) sity in Pennsylvania where lu> re- Veterans' Yule Gifts Joseph Hershev Chief Present Ancient on the stage while the i-uvrd a bailor of arts dogrw in l i!u MOUNTAINSIDE — 1. a ,1 i ,• *' ,ncl. watches. prc-;ni.d:i' u - Ho BUU , attended the i Auxiliary MOrNTAINSIDK •Jo-eph H. (Continued from page 1) of Blue Star Post 3Sii, Hi'ishey was ve-olivu-d oliii'f of the [o budget limitations, th Lnivvrsity uf \VlVa>-k, ! American Inc. prompted the. presentation. , j< a real work of art pul Jlountainsiili' VolunU'i-r Fire De- Tho lambskin parchment pagf> lini-u-.iT World War II, he served j mittce to Lyons Hospital Deo. 7 to ) painnient Tliursihiy night and from the most unusual .'•» i»n Ai,ny Air Force ferry pilot wrap ifts purchased by the vet-! received by Dr. McCorison Is one j tniii uf materials include K l'avid Urieve was chosiMi presiilent of 80 in Hit- mitiphonary. It meas- in,! was ;( rlijjht insuuelor of the erans there. Plans were made by of the tire i-oiupany. Hoth me one- ..rdboaid cores that were cu "••i r ighter Squadron at Tus-I thi' unit, last weok. ures 25 by 3(i Inches and is in an , j painted to form thi .U'lir ti'rnii. excellent state of preservation anl ljiUr he was manager of j Contributions wore voted to the ion tile roof; mailing car • die I'uski'gee Airport. Hallots were cast by 27 firemen. with still brilliant «>Wing of its f'th»t became the roof beams; hospital and to the New Jersey Mr. Plinton has wide This will be Hershe-y's second year letters, The document has boon tracing cloth as the main .....ition Hoys Town, Kearny. as chief. (Jrieve sucot*ei|s Rusi^oll appraised at $1,000. experience [ af the six hand-pninted ;an, business cXPt-.ri,.nce in thU | Thc junior., are readying gifts Johnson as president, Such choir books were used ex- I i't'iMis; and vancas-cov ; ountry an.) the West Indies. He I to send SC helped to organize Latin Ameri- Ronald IIliter was ro-elei'tctl for tensively in churches before print- olunin.-i that are light to ; was reported. ed books became common It was in dismantling the teii. can Airways, Inc., and developed a third term as lirst assistant chief Quisqueya, a local air service be- Plans were made for a spaghetti and John Keillor was chosen sec- poinfwl out. With it choir boy supper to be held Dec. 15 between ond assistant ohiff, succeeilinR turn!' j pages at the lectern a larsfc tween Kingston, Grand Turks and 2 nnd 8 p.m. 'hinfr the construction crew ;<-aico. Islands. He founded nnd Adolph Tumminollo. assemblage of singers could follow the manuscript. te tho set design into actua f operated the first modern laundry Instead of holding a December Kloetion.s for othor company of- • it seems hard to believe .in.i dry cleaning service in Haiti. meeting the auxiliary will ulteiid lices are: Vice prosiiient, Adam Dr. McCorlson disclosed he j men haven't been earning He was elected to the highest or- the annual Christmas party lit I.y- Ciambov; lvcoriliiig sei-ntjiry, Al- would present th< page to t'lo ["livelihood at such work for on s onsorc .-huivh through the board of trus- .(••r of the Department of labor in j *.' P " the Union County FRANK O'ROURKE lan llnmlineher; troasuier, Henry years. Actually, crew mem- the Republic of Haiti and knighted unlt- Ward; convspoiuiinjr secrotary, tees. f ,re all amateur carpenters in the highest honor order of the James Kotos; steward, John Domo- t iy experience has been in DR. CLAYTON GRISWOLD on Talk on Haiti To i Haitian Republic, "L'Ordrc N'ation- vie; and assistant steward, Walter (Story on p»i« 26) [ workshops. But twice a week ; ale Honneur ft) Merito." College Women College Men To Duda. past month as they report- j He was recently appointed by . playhouse with their own Feature Meeting | Trans-World Airlines to the post (Continued from page 1) ^tonal-looking tool kits and j of executive assistant to the direc- Meet Tuesday Dob Iteisnor' went to Lafayctto Y Announces tarried out their various as- posed of Mary Kllen List, Sabrina Local Man To tor of personnel and industrial re-1,-. ~ .. College aand lives in Linden. (Continued from pago 1) j jobs even Broadway would Coffc The College Men's Club of In Union County Mr. O'Uourke llationj, tho first member of hia | y. ^^n Thorscn, Jane Had- Wcstfield will entertain athletic ceivo their instruction on Wednes- ,d to be impressed. In addi- Address Y Group cy and is assisted by Bruce Morgan who building the scenery the I race to be named to an executive ' Lorraine May. The girls teams from Westfield High School day also with beginners' trampo- * j post with a major American pas- will be at thc meeting with Mr. line, at 6:30 p.m., weight training ] ilso answered an SOS from S s cr airlim H(> arc all juniors in Wcstfleld High at Grant School Tuesday at James 0. Plinton Jr. will be the' ™ ' '- » married and O'Rourke. and conditioning 5-6 p.m. and Lop chairman for six oriental lla3 a thrcc 5 ear olli son School, and have appeared at local uest speaker at a meeting spon- j ' - 1 Mi-. O'Uourke was manager of Saturday mornings for fencing, ac- tables that had to be built A social function*, army camps, and Speaker will bo Frank J. O - t sored by the committee on inter-1 »>"one interested is invited to the Milwaukee Club in thc Amer- cording to ability. specifications from aUcnd racial practices of the WestfieU ^ meeting. A small ad- ican Association. As a player with HAVE YOUR e by Mrs. Johnson. n ss LHHWT E? Thi': T\«^ ^ 'P«t .3 years in the Further Information is avail- i«CA Thursday, Dec. 12 at 7:45 >' ion fee will be charged with Thorsen at the piano. major leagues and is now a full Toronto , International Club in jnal nod of approval has able by contacting tho local YM- FUN-POR.EVERYONe given the set by Yoshika P.m. a't the YWCA~ . Mr. Plinton's the proceeds to be used to help time New York Yankee scout. His 1920, he opened the senson with CA, AD 3-2700, or by attending; talk on Haiti will be preceded by finance delegate expenses to, the job is to uncover talent for the six hits in six at bats and did it the regular meeting times, iwa who toured with the a dessert-coffee hour. S PARTIES AT 53 Meredith National Co. of YWCA national convention to be «« »™ held in St. Louis in March, 1058. PBA To Honor Yankee baseball Cub in Mew York, |"»™ UsViTo^urk. lead the Sont to Jail THE house" for a year and a half New Jersey, Pennsylvania. Dela- j American League in second base who served as technical ad- (Continued from pace 1) ware, and . He has helped fielding. Charles Taylor, 52, no home, for the local production. School Employees "77ie Magic Red Shoes" will present the judge with was sentenced to 90 days In tho U also Miss Hasegawa who obtain some prominent players. Thc annual dance of the club To Be Staged Here silver replica of a PBA member- Among them aro Johnnio Kucks, will be held at the Plainfiold Coun- County Jail by Magistrate William Raataurant , rained the cast in authentic ship card. Magistrate William M. Beard Monday after being ar- h and dance to further the (Continued from page I) Landrith and more recently Bob try Club Jan. 25. N«w«rk Airport' School, 725 Standish The play "The Magic Red Brudcr of Kenilworth will be mas- Ueisner whose record In class C rested lit tlic railroad station on £ MArkat 4-1IN I tic and subtle flavor of the avenue; 1 ter of ceremonies. baseball was 20 wins and no losses. !• LEADER CLASSIFIEDS PAY disorderly person chnrgc. it when the curtain goes up

The performance will oln School, 551 St. Marks avenue, begin at 2 p.m. and Mrs. Alice Messenger, sixth ite Guests grade tencher, Franklin School, 20 The story has a circus scene, "anglewood lane, Mountainside. mapician, performing clown, ballet Continued from page 1) dancing and Punch and Judy act, ARTHUR STEVENS Members of the social commit- committee, headed by Dr. tee who assisted Mrs. Borgeson all woven into the play. It is an k C. Lewis, has selected 34 included: Miss Louise Theurer, adaptation of Hans Christian An- es. Miss Katherinc Taylor, Mrs. Nor- dersen's story "The Red Shoes." elve of these courses ore ma Bell Moore, Mrs. Jean Ran- Tickets may be obtained at the and include "Home La dolph, Mrs. Lois Ward, Mrs. Na- door of the auditorium or from the Design," "Slipcovers & Drap- dine Irion, Mrs. Ethel Brooke, Mus chairmen, Mrs. H. F. Hawkins and "Understanding Modern Ruth Dunn, Miss Beatrice Kirby, Mrs. D. Greco. PRE-CHRISTMAS SALE to be given from 7:30 to 9 Mrs. Elizabeth Stein, Miss Grace The play is sponsored by the "Golf For Beginners," Dickson, Mrs. Jane Stone and Mrs. j Mothers' Guild of Holy Trinity FRIDAY Nov. 29th iw New Jersey," "Outdoor Marie Scian. I Grammar School. ing," "Rythmic Slimnastic: SATURDAY Women" and "Science and the Nov. 30th re" to be given from 8 to MONDAY Dec. 2nd m. and "How To Take Good 3 DAYS ONLY ires" from 9 to 10:30 p.m. inii new course, "Antiques IT'S CHRISTMAS vil\ offer advanced train- LIMITED QUANTITIES..... tor those interested in sn- from 8 to 10 p.m. merican Foreign Policy," a At BARTON WE'VE ACCUMULATED SOME SENSATIONAL BARGAINS IN TIME FOR salon course sponsored by the man Foundation for Political tion and "Small Boat Hand- NOW! CHRISTMAS GIVING.... iponsored by the U. S. Coa3t d will be given from 8 to ,m. SAVE UP TO 40% .... e spring semester will begin lay, Jan. 27 and continue un- DOUBLE CHECK OUR LIST TO SEE IF WE HAVE THE PROPER SIZE FOR YOUR londay, March 31. Registra- night will be Monday, Jan, t the Roosevelt Junior High FAVORITE CHILDREN.... ol. Further news about ses to be offered by the West- Adult School will appear in HURRY DOWN AND SAVE ***$.... Westfield "Leader" in future CHECK WCEF Hits All • INFANTS HAND MADE DRESSES NOW 2 for 5.00 INSTEAD OF 3.98 «a. D INFANTS AND TODDLER SCARF AND MITTEN SETS .... NOW 1.67 INSTEAD OF 1.98 (Continued from page 1) " the sea and to our own chil- «t home." • INFANT BOYS TOPPER SETS, M-L-Xl NOW 1.87 INSTEAD OF 2.98 irticipating groups and their nbutions are: The Presbyteri- [] INFANTS GAB OR CORDUROY 3-PC. CRAWLER SETS, M-L-XL . . NOW 6.00 INSTEAD OF to 10.98 Church and the Madison Ave- Chspel, $838; Temple Emanu- 1261.30; Congregational • TODDLER POLISHED COTTON BOUFFANT SUPS, 1-2-3 . . . NOW 99c INSTEAD OF 1.98 "~L U64.95; First Methodist 1126.73; Union Chapel, "tainside, $92; St Paul's Epis- • TODDLER PLAID CORDUROY OVERALLS, 2-3-3X NOW 1.87 INSTEAD OF 3.98 I Church, $98.48; First Bap- Church, $89.50; Community G TODDLER BOYS BROADCLOTH SHORT PANTS SUITS, 1-2-3 . . NOW 1.67 INSTEAD OF 2.50 %twian Church, Mountain- •78; Lutheran Church, $71- • *20% OFF ON ALL SNOW5UITS, COATS AND COAT SETS , .... _ _ .. tt wwel Baptist Church, $17.10; Lane's Methodist, $10; YWCA, AND BOYS JACKETS NOW 20% Otf INSTEAD OF to 39.98 »•*« a total of $1,852.06. * Except Fair Traded Itamt WCEF i3 sponsored by the •hid Council of Churoh Wotn- uid the committee is composed Q GIRLS STRAIGHT BATISTE SLIPS, 3 TO 14 NOW 99c INSTEAD OF 1.98 1 "Preesntative of each church . organization participating. Save By Mail • GIRLS KNIT HATS IN ASSORTED STYLES ...... NOW 1.37 INSTEAD OF 1.98 "man \s Mrs. Quad and co- '"•n, Mrs. A. A. LePori. Sec- Scud eheek or money ordtr and t«t y *? « Mrs. R. L. Craven. PREi Ronsen U«littr by nHru Mil. • GIRLS WASHABLE WOOL SLACKS, 3 TO 6X, 7 TO 14 . . , . NOW 2 for 5.00 INSTEAD OF to 6.98

O.) Vf H I Q GIRLS DACRON BLOUSES, 3 TO 6X NOW 2 for 3.00 INSTEAD OF 2.98 «a. Nicil Rule r Sovt by tlit I>M*M

Hotel CONVENIENT PARKING paee x> IN REAR OF STORE «-competition. in inter- iriii, K ,who especially enjoy '« th» ,"bprsh°P chorus fling- * e|irns Mt.?eI this year, make ""Peai-ance. The ctarus '>' Dick B«rry Jr. i f*f9 A1 Miss Mt-Cratii! tnd »'uud mid Wuwni(l J'"ni:'. ol f,wl< .|'|. curt, OBITUARIES Brtmi liim Atiim«1»> 1 iiuiif 1* ^i« «hiidreai. IS.ialc mif jEtMJiiKtb Hill, vhu vmnspv. fef.i-vii-.vi- Mriv Imld Kiniij' ii,

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. hi. l<>. T J 1UI-1 '. WHt il: .'lV*'V! "j*'U' K>'ll.'. !-|h; pillI 888 '"••"""• nmnuii. VITC KtiPV-i: u. --I.!- Htb- : f« «f "tter teufhw,,. j,;,,,,^ J II: '.>>f'. Mr*v i» »\ > . it &inO:m] ;<- u- !,,,n: i.. ™.ul;F r..«iH.. r. «*•• Pi*- ,«* J-*^» q-^i'tt. drniw. r " them, i, ~——— ft ... rtic"U'.(Tt!t , { nn ii Mt !i i.« nwMn of 0. .Mini? Mar**- 'thuttw* Tin im-.ii'.v v.-Rn riv«r. --t.t oypor- ixA3>E» ADS BRING RESULTS ii: iHimuumi., Pi;., It', lilf.rul til't'lllll. llH-U ifil'litfVV il< - ]>r imt' in°».i(; I!: AVi-:V»(iimi tin Jii-uui:!'1!! ftlclKpi1'' uiuw- iii-n Arum iiuut j^UU!iii»'i(i- yif*- W'li! i,:M! !!. '&^- Brajidi t>5 ilif iliuu.it: 'Jiiiit Oruniu .full' yau's ufv. Situ wtif ^Jv. iif N*:*vv 5'("'*;, vii*:M lit- vut i; tiuiuiiiuuiciuit i>5 ili'iy U ^'iif isutfe Ttieui ?i iin- Mrt. JKuuiirt £. Lunjmiuenr i>I Tin ri>i »«i «>t.ein"A:c M»v.- you haven't overeaten Turicey- tin- Hunt-on jflact VeHtfitiltJ; thru- .SOUL, August A. tii^y ui ^H»v\-:.'t Fum^i.i jilt'iijt, «t Ciiuicfc, JBiiu'Wyu, nut)i>f J'"t-mii:siH, .Ii'iii; ii. vt Si'Mii fii'-iiif.r'it, i>y MiV Jiw. 0, L. JAV.,;- ifi'iy j>M:Ui(ieut uf tiiv K-vt-v unti ^.'hisiV-'; J*. i*' iituifc- mi>! <., >*iai»!- v? J-V.it.ii CuiyvL, you «»»n'» ell tired out fr^, yftt'ti vf tfuatu^ it>r k viltt; t jiitfU^, ftl->.. J_*v*vj£ i£n"tieii- >'ii-.'.v.fiK:.ti. Juu-.vinwrt wkt :ii £i:;.- Holiday Entertaining— yeaTfi. iit vu* Itl&u |i jaui* vf J^owiifj':; u Dii'Ui1-'', f JXi-wm'*;, Duo Pianists To the Iddb aren't in bed with flu_ , SBurj'huiig lu^i Stic v'iiiuw:, i'f"»''udf A. tfunna- CHRISTMAS SHOPPING »tiS «nv siBMx, JSrt. ut 1U U.H.. if Hu'iK Trinity C'Uvu-cft. t>f 'VV«-t:tiV.'l(I,, ciitC iv. ltuuct. K.l".3 l.i»U!fc. -Uyi'^-tM'Uiltg VHUO-'CIF Ulld tlU- ; JBu!.h«Ji>r(j id a»rri»-' £u.ri«! wi!! i-! THIS WEEKEND jutmiica liuvt made Arthur j

rfiti e^rvlees wert- ^ifld Siit^ ' """ vr'ivsr, ,«'i>!tic *.ri:v«lKr Ktiti -ur-iir.. •wit! sjijiuur in 'W'etjtfH'.ld Sipb j 5i"rio»! Eiidh-uriuiri, Pritier izn-, rduf u: I :l!l) i''clui'i-. in xiie seriw i Cemetery, H«mjjsU..»(S, ;1B.(,,.|1W. v, ^v^ £,ut.ul,j. sl«ut Hvur-v B. TU.-UIT IT it iiir uf -Cummunirj" 'Concerts, one .nf j V We hove the finest and largest 1 vsit .kt'ld ytriU'ifltiy in -tttt ivp ruitiiit^ twii }'iutio "t^B.nit; O in the t^ianitry. They an- Briliiifits j selccJioii of men's dothing and •W. Ije*»'i» ^MiiaiKiswi rf tht; Jlirst Attends Funeral with "the p.vinpiiotty -oratietsliruE .orj S r gift 5^ . vL^Mvjt 6S? #&v SH^litr iCtiy-t'ii viTicifcMid. J.Kt*"..*'uit'iit ^'-^ Kf« y«rt, BuBttin, r'l'.iuidiiijmia, j ^ ^'ri&j- io S! ui»- j i>e i« F*i»'iw Ctau«"te!-y. i S£rt.. Ciuiritt- E- JttCit'.'rtieb vi , St. IIUUIK, •Washingtou, i — ii, Cintutuiail iDKDvei^ j E Jit i»d iiyed ! Ms, Werner, « jiaj-inw 5t>r 65 32-i^iiifc.iic tvenut-, tttt-ttiitit^c ,nnb- Dress Shirts Suits • Ii /«ij-.»- ana w»e liw has-: }-«tre in tte libeny Bint Prim. ., Ok-! I ': & Lrv/k. ; Cft. of JStw Twk, -dwi frifi*;- •''J' nl. IE On! I Sport Shirts Sport Cools «*4 •»«« « f<«SB«5i- 3'«tip«aj-sun;eh, ".tify >' anasatuL'j" in tint ro^O- Beits Gloves Annual Dance , duitiy Slipper Sox . Pajamas MOUSTAJKS3&E—Ttit SuEnr- Tiit-y frTO fti-i'pt Cii'ic Cuuiii'.xJ Vieid itt i<.nLrtb entfy fbt-y scwi-fl *n-,; 'Tiiursfl*/ io St. Elitaliwc's. tcnut! «ar«:t iSutuj-dsf iit tte «-nH] thf.r iiecmnt'Ji Personalized Gifts Amrrieuo l*£rk>B Hull, Mill lunt. . Urirf ilhitia. £m liSwt1 *Mfi&ri 3i"U j'Wtii'iit ctiAMiciad is *ir*ei) shsUuid, K. TT.., end musk" »Kt JurcisitiBd by L«. i Jttrs. aicCtfttlfy teti iiirtiii in ISouu- t*v> .years, J»»ii>j; come »ri TV suttivnc all over lit tuun- vhwt nht- •ti-y. MEN'S SHOP j In rtfitu-L, too,, IIT.hitUsniwp *0' i'> ! Shf ttiendtti St. ?»uJ't Epinco- fr Bwi-ousrh Cfuitciimun J*- ELwwi. - "hBTe jiioneered, jileyintr tim-1. i" iii ! J"J Chttrdv, WtatfitW. tenipiH-uiy music as •»•*!] at the 104 Quimby St. iier husband Cuuucilnntn L. M. CuitiBSi, and uiauHics—-C'Kpiuiid ftr»d itud^fJE- its J< n l r | Buavd of EduuuUiur, mmtibtr Oriin L- iI*J<.' T. " " " ' • jar (. .^o brothwE, Erntsst HoSt of . «ell as Hu.nd«'l and Each. They 2-2701 iit\t ttlso comBiisKiftafd TVuri.B i i>Su\ui IUMJ.1 A ( h. n liijivt i vw t-ptiicmj>t))Ej'y ^ompohfrt, m-' • tors* SHOP-iiHM ir u i it n't j ntl »t iin«d Uit I'J't udii^r Maiiufl Biiseirttml, Knifbt ii di l f. * V til i. i tit- ^ii K irtli and Morton Gould E?- SHOP MONDAY AND fHURSDAY Tfti 9 PJM. 1 iti i npjiesritig: ill Car.tie^-it Ha]j it \ t a t. oistU with the Kf» Yoik : WTATTS - CONFIDENCE >"i I -.mciiuc-Syajphoiiytosij Jrtfd In i/ niti-j Mit.'ap'.'ii]ot, "tiey ia- i

l <*r •»- ^ / % 4. J » »• tl ,sr * • • J t C ^=t?y*d. They &STe -t^ *I-! i- *" tUILD fl \ Pannfs C*>ac*rU> i»T Two I'i j . wiki n-sa lie !J»S4 Pal-: I. L, MAXH0W * §•» e< «« J «• » r A »'• ^ i i»- fnz.? far Mafic- j ^ -• ^ >* i. j- ->t i- A ***•> fcv' n p^tirts tail f^t v<-r. !t Wiis in Boche-irter atj '' i' i." if * o Z ! •»•*• r*ftosa«i School ol Msoie thatj f<-y *ift oset. Good friendf, th«yj YOU ARE SAFE '*^p plaj'it4 two-piano music and; i a,'!y gave a concert togeth- ? y»w Wf CMMI *«, M y«Mr WIWII i * « KJJi" r «r -an Juan, Puerto Hico, where j j er<; bjth on holiday. Their j INSURED ' r- ' . A U i <-« s ' j r > •*a! M a*Vmiihir,%'ty that,; op • r return home, they decided > Yt i i ^r Utrrt" It the/ were established a» OB« of I ' h I « n i 'In M fff country's mr/st popular two- I vim e s , « Mis i'l rar.1 o teams. In June, 1950, tht] J * •* « < 'Jt f'a)rr>iraitjr of Rochettsr be$tflnr«4; )T! ir^j [Jecause of reeiprocity with'; othfr communities, memb*n it i «he Vrestfie!d Community C«n«*rU] A««'*ciation are reminded, s*esrd-j i' ) S< . \ x, / ^ \', 17» s,^' n< to B. Frank Patt«», 9refi4e«t,l tia* their seats can be held until! 6 15 when out-of-town »*Bii*sr*i *i' be admitted. I Create* /5 T/M£ 70 G/?A V£ BLANKETS

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Evergreen Wreath*. £«e«0#«f wreaths with r.ofwrol TRUST COMPANY FUNENAi. DIRECTORS l WISTFIEIO C1ANF01D H. I. VANCE R, O, ***"*ZSi»r **"*** there's ~crj§foff7ce in your'eommunity tit f, IKOAD ST. 12 SPRINGFIELD AVt.l -f*>en# AD 3-0143 Phon* CR 6-0092 CRANFORD-GARWOODTpLAINFIELp;-SCOTCH PLAINS-WESTFIELD

321 SOUTH AVI. AD24S25 Opp. S.8. Member Fe&ttl Deposit Jnganset Corporation StKJP THE SOUTH SIM FO« PAtXttm COHVIWlfMCf Telephone ADams 2-2300 ' u—a« .ux-^i TRB WRSTTOD (N. .1.) LEADER, WEDNESDAY, NOVEMBER 27f 1957 Highlight P«(j« Five s_Jn Women's Fashions -:- Menus Events rapefruit Gobblers For Thanksgiving _ » T * &tar*v rjus * » ^a^ia»^a^a^a^Baia^^^^^M ^"^ 4? WEATHER HERE'S HOW... Horn of Plenty Pie! MAKE A COLLAPSIBLE WORKIENCH

ODDITIES A workbench that can b«the dowel plna are drilled \ folded when not In uae It Ideal Inches In diameter and 2 Inchea DECEMBER | By JANKT TVI.Rlt for the handyman with limited deep. Mark the location-of the working space, aueh as in a 3—-Monthly mivtliiir, College ; "The Weather Girl" hinges on the back edge of the garage. Except for the bracu bench. Woman's Club, .Senior High ; 1- The Russian? don't nooil and back, 2 by 0-Inch lumber The 2 by 4-Inch bracu art School cafeteria, H;15 p.m. is used throughout. fastened with hinges to the I Sputnik to find out what the First, make the frame. Mark 2—9:110 a.m., buunl meeting, Die wi'iitlu'r is like on the moon . . . buse of the wall aa shown. Thai the location of the four butt hinges for the undaraldt of the (illl'dell Club of Wl'Stlleld lit i "I .liikuck, Siberia, they hive hinges. The two outside hincea bench are Installed In tho re- Mrs. linrvey T. Brown, (Yl'i ! mt.nn-likc climate with tcniprr.-i- are 2 Inches in from the ends; verse position to that shown Arlington avenue. : lures varying us much as 25(i He- the Inside hinges are 19 H for the base hinges. By remov- I trrei's in a single season! The thcr- Inches In from the endi. Re- ing the base liuige plna, the 5—District Nursing Association cess the hinges. The frame la Milometer registered 15-1.4 decrees bench ma; be closed when not expectant mothers elnamis. assembled with butt Joint* Is use. below zero in 1028 mid continued to using glue and No. 10 wood G—Tenth annual Ilarborshop har- i n«t> until it reached a swelteiinir screws, 2?; Inches long. Attach the hooka and tytt mony show sponsored by : 102.2 decrees above! ... On tho The bench Is made by edge on the frame and bench, Wentficld Chapter SPEI18Q- i moon, the side that constantly gluing and dowel Jointing ill A peg-board back may b* SA, WontOcia High School, ' laces the earth is considerably pieces of 2 by ft. Holei tor added for ease in hanging tools. 8:15 p.m. : warmer than the boiling point, 7—Wonmn's Club Christmas i while the dark side of the moon is dance , sure to have plenty of fresh Florida grapefruit nn h*~j . i much, nn:«ii colder than freezing. I 2. Wliy don't we run out of 7—Tenth annunl Barbcrshlp har- ^giving Day The tart juicy sectionf 3 ha m aI"id™? : liters to precede an otherwise heavy meal fresh air? . . . Even though we've mony show gpoiMorcHl by Fur Iliii holiday neUKoii IrciH fnnilly mid frinntin to Iradltlonal , addition, plump round sunshiny grapefruit can be made into been using- our nir for millions of WcatUclil Chapter SPEJ18Q- ilimsertH, hut nivn Ihini n mmli'in tmieli, Ho, liy all mm lit lervi iey gobblers for centerpieces or individual places that will , years it. hasn't Rone stale because SA, Westlleld High Sclmol, i'umpkin I'ln, hill fi>r n weliiimnrlmnui*, Iry UIIHnow vomlon: Make -M young and old. Here's how: *'" j of the earth's flora. Plants take 8:16 p.m. n cri»|> iind cnmcliy (lakod coomut |in»try mini, for your l«vorit« Grapefruit Turkey! j the carbon dioxide thai humans I'umpkin Chiffon (lllini;. 'I'lirn mill a limily ili-toration in tlio form 10—2-» p.m. and Dec, \\, 10 a.m of a tnailml coconut hum with any bright candiis "pourinB" from t four rows of deep slits for bnned-out tail. Insert rhododen and animals exhale, use it them- to 6 j) .m., annual Gmm Shovt selves, and then manufacture oxy- it in plentiful ninfiiHiim. Tim pic in pretty cmouijli for a renlerpiix'n Wes for tail featfiera, placing smallest leaves in front lon/« a|»nsori>d by the garden lie , . . ilellcioui enough lor n »|><'<'!al jinrly. *, and trim tips with scissors. Make two deep sliu on sicV, gen. A small rhododendron plant pnrtment of tho Woman's Clul wingsIngs; insert two amall leaves in each. Make head of shelled Cocoiuil .Shortbread Cruat I can furnish an elephant with of WciUleld. • |J nuts with pin Inserted in bottom |o hold in place Use j enough fresn air or oxygon to \k cup liutfor I cup aided flour ,„<„ for wattle. Cut scallop., with tip „( BppIp rnr?XndinJ last him a week. 10—2 p.m., the Garden Club Went 8 l«blc«|K)iini mgor 1 cup Hnki'r'u Anget ,ou(wl,rd to present breast feathers. Insert three toothp ck* Held, Mrs. Lloyd E. Ononl, 3. Did you linciw that ice. 1 fgg yolk I'lakn (,'nninut Nation] Lumbu MaatfMtaran aaodallo* Cream butter and augnr. Add ORH yolk and blend well. Add flour, ehanjred the course of history? 030 Highland avenue. mixing thorouiilily. Them add cocnnul. Put ml«luro Into 9-Inch pl« I... Holland was forcibly allied to 12—Firosidt" Council 7IB, Royal pun. Chill 30 minutn), (Iirri Imko in nicxlrrate oven (350* P.) 39 to ! France in 1795 after the Dutch Arcanum :W minutes, or imlil Inowiiril, Cool, riety of Dried Fruits Arrive j fleet became ice-bound in the 12—District Nursing Aisoclatlon | Zuyder Zee. The Dutch ships, uri- Make A Collapsible Workbench expectant mothers classes, lyK iinlvi'il nt I): 110 a.m. and stay- I able to move, were set upon by IIMIII Fourlli in Serict* 17—Rooaovcll Junior Sfhool } I'd until the middle of the aftor- Time For Your Holiday Baking ! French cavalry, which charged nr»oii. ThuM> im-ludmj wero Paul across the frozen sea and made a Christmas program, 8:15 p.m. Of " A workbench which can be folded mod. Holes are drilled 2 inches Miil-tiluiu, Ituiinie Lang«r, Bill ?VCc not in use is Ideal for dope in each board with a No. 122G—Fireside Council 71S, Royal I MARY W. ARMSTRONG pound for the .mall prune, to a i - - defeat i ^ "Are They l'|i'|>nii-d for liny- llmiey, Dli'tt (Jruner and Ken Hen- ! County Home Agent iC UScd the DlHdl man with limited working auger Lit for the 'Si-Inch diameter Arcanum hig.....h . o._f 31 cents a pounda folorr thlhee " . £>,.„_„„ . P»v.rnmen. t to ^ndspacey, (Ilil IU>lationshlp»" was the tuple ilrypy. All of thu boys caught at ji falf Ml and France took ovc space, such as in a garage. With dowel pins. Cut the dowel pinn VM Iks turn to dried fruits this extra-large. for thu fourth' ilUcuitnlnn R lli'tixt t onefu fulll . the exception of the braces and the inches long and groove them fur a JANUARY I of year as inevitably as Prunes stuffed with cottaecL, inpel.ing held Monday under back, 2 by 0-inch lumber is used tighter joint. Chisel out sections 7-—9:30 a.m., executive board Isgiviny follows Halloween. cheese, nuts or marshmallows make ! Help Stork Make dirertlon of Sir*. Mary W Arm InterestinR variety of dried throughout. of the back edge of the tap for the meeting of the Garden Club appealing salads. Prunes used in a i j-v • of Weslfleld at the home of home ajjt'nt for Hut|;<-i» J is available to choose from )u First, make the frame. Cut twohinges. sweet, raised bread make a pleas-j "*"' ' \ pieces 33 inches long for the siiles The 2 by 4-inch braces, 47 inches the president, Mrs. It. T. Univernllv extension division, loliday cooking, too. There antly flavored, moist loaf. And, of; «;,!„ Of Three We»Wleldi»is w«ii'« among | and two pieces M-% inches for the j long, are fastened'with hinges to Brown, 622 Arlington avenue Mr«. 0. H, Hemi, Mm, Ford fried apples, pears, peaches. course, prunes and apricots to-1- 12 late, apricots, and the ever- 'top and bottom member*. Mark the j the bane of the garage or basement '<—2 p.m., the Garden Club of Johnston and Mrs. Hunter 'firant, j ° tonAtn-bnrn imn and women ffether make an attractive, as well nil Wmtfteld nitldcnts, gavi< rv ! given Ameritnn cillzertshlp papma raisins and prunes. Per- , Nothing can compare with the I i' OC"!°n "'' li!' ' {out '"' .^ 4."inch v;fl!l a) 8llown' n(! location of Westfleld at the home of Mm. i don't think of prunes as as tasty upside-down cake. happiness of a home that's ex.!buU •""!!•**• The two outside hingen I the hinges for th<> underside of the C. M. Burnett Jr., 1159 port• s on uiilifidc rending- the- ••,y hud .! Monday bcfori* County Judge Mil- j are I inches in from the ends of j bench is then determined by r«is- Wychwood road dune pertaining to hoy-girl rula-n°n A. Keller In Naturalization ;the bottom frame member; the in- \ ing the brace* with the bench lev- 28—9:80 a.m., joint workishop j tion«hlp* of Hdolencent*. A immriil | ''"«"• Thuy w«re Vlodlmlr ttHil- meeting of the Garden Clui|,,hb (lllCUK followed each rvpqrt. ) islav llrox nf (ill Dorian load; of Wt'stfield and the Moun- Mrn. Armstrong »olrrt«l out that j I'rank Hchettinuof 0.10 W>'st riroiuj tainside Garden Club more than sexual itflueatlon Is in and Wtldemar volved in Iwy-irlrl relatimmhlpK. A lloulevaril. Traditional Decoration few Horns mentioned wore *wial codes, principles, ronitMleration of Enhance** Fainted Chair* other!!, lawa for living, anil n.-«|iil>< tending the lant two m(!MJng« even I Have you an orlon blanket in I rinsing. Walter Rtad* Th«0tr« "i you shop for prunes, a 2 tablespoons grated orange Generally speaking, however, basic «iigKe«U. If you m;t<- thai the though ilic has nut uUrn.|,-,j tl . j our lf )( it the label helps. Labels rind mother-and-babh y expense! come to|>' home? _And have you wond-j Orion blanket? eome fluffy dry j * 'P''»K band*, filter fine w wUk, prft-fding rneetiri(f», M rantcimwiiU \ ab JUt il !au l!r 1 i!it In !> Any pt rforminc*.., forfiomon»tl i* the size of pruneas . . . Mix and knead together thelab()ul $325 for d«t°r bills and e.rt ' * "« » ' >' ;i;inn aan »utomatic drytr, bu! ].iw;»'<" "*<>* <» r »» far «» the <•><>• may In- made by calling Sirs, ('lyiic i 1 l! rtt cclccl (h(he blanketblanket nla(inlaie ofof y, h /usl !ilt« lasl inch UommfiTi*. sties are extra-large, large, marshmallows, dates cracker I ho*pita!«ation. The co«t of the;' '" "P"P - »» JJ heah t ii n necessury as ^s^ith mo»t ! c"n wh "" thth f hchaii r I I* vieweidd McHridw of the We»tfi».|i| Junior • )8 e!U Jo nt tlie 1 >rA winding strip to boi ollic* -1 strip n, and small. Usually the i crumbs, nuts, and water. Pack the >' ' depends on the number and I ' ?'•' "' icryiic fiber have ajn,,n.m,^e fibon (120 to 140) de-i'""" " ""^ n«A »ll th Wornsn'j Club at Ad. if.»|07 or 8 1 the for child (under 12), 3 snip (or tKe prone, the higher iu j mixture in loaf pan. Piace in the '--'•-".election.•election- o'ff article-•*••-•-•s an--••'d althouralthour- •- -^t tcm »d«f Theyy can bt greej). A dryer that ha» no tcm-j """" ^rninm, it isn't be- Mm. Arm*tiYjiig at Klitab"th .'!• < (suw trit adult. Offer good until D*& M sr pound. Prices for prunes j refrigerator for 24 hours; turn ynu can spend up to $125 or more,' *»l>*d repeatedly with little pi-rature »elect«r will be too ant I ' painter got tired or want- r,Wi. n J ei"(f your oriori blanket. | paint. That'* the way twfen $35 and $50. But there are some ruifs to fo!-1 %'hen u»ing a dryer, remove j »U(* ^ni* an- ap|)lifd. a low of 21 cents a j sweetened whipped cream. A Furnbrtiing the for bert results. Like *«ny| blanket imrne • th'" t « i>t p*O*tf Btill|f p £tructions. But in case you did not floor M for the vs'ul* ijyJd to abou! f 150. Ai for food and Drying your oHon blanket by Five nKwber* o! !ru. Uu4 and ranee receive any instruction ^heet, or ftj-ipe*. Appear Help$ House-Hunter ! upkeep during the first fear, $10 hanging *venJy over » dean line have K«| Club of Kim Btrtet fichw/l m- Husbands j* quit* latiffactory, too. Firtlj '''"•"• tlK' ?>m >'fll'JW striping, she <«nUy went to Bu>) I,«k», »i««r !tl» direction* presarrd by Mi». «ir»3gbt*s the bla«k« «nd smootri' recommend* a yellow paint made Netac/nif >m u fisliinjj tiip. Th* 7» CAROLYN YUKSUS binding*. After (Jryirir, the nap i *'""• * '•"' u* "! !' ''f11*11 chromh e yeilwwil . [Mnciate Home Agenl carr be fluffed by bruihing lijrhtly. j A,rufk in? to a mrrtjr c(mdutVe4 hj the j to ti* hritth and then 4>p into the second group that teal estate purchase. Such raw. sniy me biiskM at a time "•—'-- Card AtMocmhn. '< psjol snd " ' by Leslie i be a big help. And in : jays GAMA, may te Lhe jnin of I krwFijj. fSrm wiitt itxust SOS Sfiptvt. -,, ..._ke certain her J the home seeker able to ri$uali»e i*fd by: A ryndn or a soap can b* o.«fd. thf amp ih* baby on *OI)M his best when he meets what a property in need of reso- • Wiih lard water, tb« *dditi<»n of *• ! ration will be Hie when renewed. To make * job on color co-ordina-' in .eeminrSy neglerted properties. ;i?»?-' »tf^nt w iww« your iknreou ritit helps 1B* *•««»» •**? l» do lte u t0 «^ "? BlJlJt- •**««* »fc* we this U stilln ao« abso- proswdire buyer pt a better f«3 a nmpie-&«rt SirispS<-h*!l»it..-' toroagt nnw. M tbt fina, Stop the mstfciB* that he won't wear , of i*e »ibiiitj« of divide thf additional amoai.t drr c !» *itba br^sui e ^mber »f At . * ^ the temptation ^ idea of irhst Mm lie t. I new jJr • tnat araoaat in .roar SIT- . i your iCaH-Mr^ hs.» ^h^s* ct»s- a wife can do a lot how installations _- - — ~ o. ..cvw^^., maximum efficiency. 4 tar srw baby irui ttierj m««e itis *ijt sl inf the 3B*f-s.m* -itt *iij ^fetterintt g eolors ».t !ook( _.TbosM, .wber. ^ ».,,„„.,,.his house-hartin, p ^r je&iii^T on tb* rj|rb1 sile tisit. h h*td m-gl^r, add £ p*fk- * Mm. L^- cf lie : JUKI IonK enough ttifit gifti ilitb tbt £f*t J'ili^, if ftillinu softly an the tutfte of the nevh, FREE Jiut hruth your "Free Form" Car Slotor be ehosen to to pkk a ?po- far s «i&d*m ganB 1O BoM> forward-or buck—thonging your voif for uny ' home iasr,row1> otfta. Him- ad pas refrie»:a".«. Ecac las*-11 i» Eool* 22. Ti to becoming with your lutts too! ihir-.k-ssead ftCks s:**?-" ?T. '.-W. -hf- f-.a^e aTii eBriira shirts are If y sa today fm we /*«rfM,r*' "The Jiffy Permanent" » oe the lone aot* : tboB?h, at** wmat, liey i^"*- »/_ «J-e t.j*rsned tj- 1-aSr i" a man's attire, j yet ks^e s Sons* to tray ttog? far. BUtr «£r;>ST- at...$10.00 with the «tb- i ' ~ WILL TAKE -pair oimen's ctethes M' *»«»'» Sot too. 20% OFF YOU TO LESLIE Lnrirtoo. Me. Laing Motor Car Co. U ht P'JWWM. sssah np§ ON ALL HATS Pa. Salon de "W J*?*'**^" s*»es sained BEATBCE 11 )«. OidiM*i»i»iW i^Ie ! *^ H-Piawd. All an FAMOUS !J!f , «?on3ibii!*7 of s wife ' is, T h*% '""tanil lo»kt vaouts IT. •^iten care of his BY PHONE cost f*U« S^nntf, FwmfiMB, M. J. %m the r , taw g % TM. f ?«t«> sad after ill 1«3 E. «OAD ST. t-Tt tgS fist Page Six THE WESTFIELD (N. ,T.) LEADER, WEDNESDAY, NOVEMBER 27.1057 • REAL ESTATE-SALE • REAL ESTATE-SALE* • REAL ESTATE-SALE • • REAL ESTATE-SALE • • REAL ESTATE - SALE • NOTICE HARRY H. MALIETT Realtor C. B. SMITH, JR., Realtor LEE BARRETT & CRAIN AD 2-SBBO — AH 2-B0S1 Deadline for Classified RANDOLPH-WIEGMAN 11 Central Ave. AD 2-D300 Realtors WANTED EDWIN O. EDWARDS CO. 11(14 K 1'HONT (010MAI,, jtuu, WESTFIEID Advertisements IIKAI.TOU A Imyi'i- fur tIIIH ri)zy tlirco ln-il- MHti, XIMClOUH HfX-rOfill) lirtnit' tiled' nenl«>r» 1 luilh and lirat iluor luvutory- fin- ronm, I '. Htm-y liuliut conviMili'litly place, InrKe HCHMMUMI t»>u till! illlllll'VHril. TIlITi' l» full Bizbtl fiimtly dining room Do- wimci' for a Uh bedroom In llddl- Hffhlful onhirKcd nnnl«rn Uitclu-ii 5 P.M. TUESDAYS AD 3-55S5 1S3 Mountain Avr.. we'llleld liu nt" IIVIMK nitini, klifhi-n will] AH ;j bedrooniH tnlu> twin bcii« very uttnu'tivc IIIHIIIK ureu ttiid (muntur bedroom U.10 x ls .*j> ttluil Imth. Member of Th» AD 2-6609 Good Hlxeil Jot, trees. ItH cmivf- 1 nlfiit locatlnit priictk-ally «>llm|. Multiple Llntlnir S>«(era Tilt rnvnir linn hoUKllI aliotlicr niiti'H nil tuxiiiiK. TUIH ft'uil iiiri'd lioiu*1 »nd IH anximiK to wt'll. |j • REAL ESTATE-SALE • • REAL ESTATE-SALE • for (Jir nus rvprenentH real value nt A iiunlltii'il buyer may, If lio ulsh- A MI, imumr the iirfucnt (1.1. 4 ',i r,'r "PETITE", BUT PERFECT "JUST A YOUNGSTER" illttll, WI1>IQ AM) U.WOHOMi;, mortfa'ii^o and piiynicnlH hit'iiidlny HnncL' Kal»rc IK nvallable in tlilH 4 BEDROOMS-P/j BATHS Hoppy taxcB lire only |S9.30 imr month. diHtiiiKiilshed four liarlroom colo- 1 nial. Twenty-foot living roum with For the nuwlyweds, ur thu retired $24,500 IncluilPil In lln oxtniH—pnllo off Thanksgiving dining area. wut«r noftenor, Kit- ilrepluei', large diniiiR room, kit- PEARSALL t-'ouph? who )lcnir» apartment liv- chen exhaust fnu, outside cellar chen with panelled dinette, four NANCY F. REYNOLDS exit. twin Blze Hecond lloor hedroomH ing in their own home. Practically new (105i%) To two tiled bathH, flrHt floor powder mid In <>\fell«>nt eomil- room, recreation nren In basement, & lion. PlrHi fliHir ron- Do phone UK today. J15.90O. Ren I tor (,'ftpe Cod by tleMgn ami convo- 1 double garn^i', nlumlnum com hi- 802 E, IIroad St., cor. Gliner St. (dlnH II 111 ft, living roum All Of You nut Inn WIIKIOIVH, location plus AD 2-(KK>0 nk'tiL by nature, thin nont little with tlrt'iilticp, full NIK« with a realistic price of ?.1!,9flO. FRANKENBACH illiilnf( room* Inruce iiiod- From IN FANWOOD JIOUHO VVHH built in I'J'.V.K cm the rrn kltclieii, pltiN I»O%VI!IT S1MIAWI.11VC. WVCHWOOD UA\€1I, MV Inivc* much fur «lilch t» he INC, room nnd linuiilry room. AND JUST REDUCED JJraiul new and quality UutH, this ttinnkfill — n vi- Hue tinvn, Komi \VentH«lil BUU1, in Mountain Hide. On the Mecnnd floor tire All Of Us four bedroom home in ready for nflitiilitirN, Hvnr(hj compriiturM, nnil 11KAI.TOHS four bfriroiiiiiH — the Center hall Dutch colonlnl home. decoration. The 25' HviiiK room is the iiiiiiortiii.lt} to *ny II fpi*H excellent \i'a.U H\mre, timl the SSvvt.t OOne cur ntliu'lictl Hltchen, laundry, sunroom, den and the 21' den cun double an a MOUNTAINSIDE Hltenf and very MliHTrc ".liftnk >ou" KiirnKt-i n fctm llrt'il- Betty L. Wiegman Member* roreed nlr hi'iitliiK pliint and powder room. Hccond living: room. The kitchen i« for till flienc thltiKN, find oni-c n >enr Multiple MMInic SjMrm motU'rn, efficient kitcliun It an npiu-.e Evenings, Res. Ad. 3-3354 o dream, complete with wall ov«n, we Iffci* in H«y no In print, ~ tVentlleld—Fiinwood—Scotch tlinl |M very cconmnleiil Vf think thin would prove nn ex- counter top range, nnd diahwaHh- fur dinette table and cluiir.H. i'wo ti) run. Home IN CMIIIVI'- Evening* i —MuuntaliiMliie nli'ntly locnteil ror till Alliert H.O. wlrKiunn, Rer, AD S-.'W.VI cellent Investment for ii profeK- er. You can move In before Christ- Many iiroiilt* tier' tired of Miiuill over- nnd the poHHibilitles of a Koad $28,500 hnrlc» II. Bowlby AD 2-83.10 tinlrl tire If with lowly treeiif eriMvdeil roonln. l.lvlnic ALAN "DEKE" JOHNSTON MKdalrnc O'Connor AD ,l-»18.t Then (hi* white cut time IM nome- room !£>!' x 17' with llre- play room van be found In the B. Smith, Jr. AD 3-3403 ttilnfr you will want to «ee. II l»ln«'e, dliil&K roiim 14' I'our bedroom» nrr the REALTOR INSUROR riimitM, 1 Yi linthN, Kttntl tmnpnifii., HARRY H. MALLETT x H}\ NpiiolouK kitchen warm, dry buBement. kejnotr for rnmlly NI»P, Jena Word ... ,„-, iittiiched Knrnffr. •lulrk oeeuimiicy. jind encloMeil |iort*h. Sec- IIIHI the lorntIon In one I Elm Street AD 2-5094 Multiple Llatlaa; Member oiiil Hour cuntMlnM three IJOW fuel coHtH, taxeH under $250, nt our htitt. There IM n 2:ia North Ave., ICnut Bart ni».l,n(t ...'.•.•,','.'.;;,J5{ MpncloiiN liedruoutM nnd venter entrance hall( n AD 2-30.10 — AD 2-SO31 RAMBLING RANCH two ImthM phin Minnll and it moHt congenial neighbor- ttventy-three ftmt Ih'lnic TO HKfrVhK AS ESTATE this at- Eel ftleeplnfir porch. r ** o lu w.l t h flreiilnt'e, tractive Hemt-bungalow miiHt be E. William rlaker FU 8-5255 FOIMI bedrtiom utilit u wiiter-oll bent, locution hood, also add to the attractive- liiritf. kttvhen nnd dln- solil. llrlck and frame; 7 roomH, 2 Jean I. «ra« AD 3-4T5I* WESTFIELD parlor, rUning room and iaa If your hoy IIIIM hit* henrt nnd HOII! biithn; Hcreened porch; 2-cur ftt- Roberta R. Slocum ..AD2-85M in the I.lttle l.niKiir, he'll Murely IM convenient to Wllmm liiir room. For the "ex* 1 M-houl. Priced lit $'MWHt ness of this new Multiple Linting, trim,'* n Hcrrenrtl JnltriiN- tHched fstirsLge', lot 200 ft. deep; with radiant heat.!«, {S. urice >im to think hnril nbout (MM Ifil hellted nort'h, nnd n trdt'H; Iri Ijlneoln School district. REALTY SERVICE mccllate occupancy. Call « rnneh HO hnndy to the (iumhtrl r Price $23,250. Ftrlri. Ill* enough for n Krtivrlnjr at JlG,. >00. 1lilrt>-t«o fu«t itlne [i a n e 11 e d rrerrntlun 236 E. Bread fit in II y tint, even for nnr thnt need BEN FRANKLIN JUNIOR HIGH room. Triple tntt'k eoni- TH1H 1IUNGALOW has fi room» tn- 4 hrrirooniM nnd n den *:HH)M) blnntlon H t o r m H nnil cludlng 2 bedroorriH on thts Htcond AD 2-9500 P. CAMllloTsON An ImpreiMlve center Ncreenn, Htenin-vnM ht*ntt 1loor. Storm windows; funced-ln •BAL ESTATE — Illrtii hull colonlnl In one of electric rntiK*1, null to r«iir ynrd with children's HWIHK, GUY D. MULFORD ttt HOHTII All,™ MOUNTAIN TOP WITH VIEW PROBLEM SOLVED! wilder and snnd box Included; near REALTOR our ftnent nnrthxide lo- wnll rnrjt*ting, twn enr Realtor — Inturor initloilM. There IM n IM' detnehen cnrnirr nntl n Jerferson School. Price $15,700. at t>< WntKlj £5 In brnutltul MnnntntDMtde where living room. 1))' den, »t- 17O Utot lot, in nkf (hlN you ctin he MO nreennlMe to pvery- triictlve dlnlnir room These smart homeowners reme- n home thnt In itmnt N nwny. fnnt itouk nnd powder Crtll uM for nn nppolnt- rIvlnK roum Is 28 x IB and included monthly. Heat supplied, tenant REALTOK — Minn TfclH ununwil property IN prnctl- room ,*n Brut floor. Four problem, BO common to many nifnt to nre thin new rtlnintf area and fireplace, nlno a pays for utilities. Living room, enlly new (built tn WAS).* with it bedruonm* llleil nnth nnd lifting! D-ft. pioturo window. You'll be dining room, modern kitchen. plot 13.% x Itofl. The hundiiomely lit rice Mcreeiied porch on homes built around 1029, In a amazed at the HpaclouHneHa of the Bathroom and two bedrooms. proportioned pomblnntlon living necond floor. tOstrnn In- Kitchen with UH Hcpnrato dining Available January Xat, 1858. INSURANCE rtmm «»•! dfnfttK rwum mrRiurm clude two NrrBlacrn — charming manner, and in HO do- Hpace. There are *3 bedrooms If 14'5 x 2N' I on ir, with n flreplnee. one In the llvlnv room you need them or one Is well lo- There'* nnother II rep luce In fhe nnd une In the den, oil ing, gave a modern feeling to the cated for a den. The 2 attractively tiled nnthH. are much larger than TWO FAMILY HAROLD H. YOUNOa Terrentltm nwtn thm him been entire house. A 3 bedroom, I bath PHrtlNlly flnUhrd and IM rendy for lienutlful°liit. Kxcellent THAT SPACIOUS FEELING I UHUally found today. The open nil form* of you to Hdd Ann) drlnlU. T»ir«.r vnlue nt : $29*500 porch Is on the view side of the Prlvo by 2.14 Walnut Street. Oood ttwurm hnve rvri vnrrled the ptp- homo In the Washington Suhool home and Is screened in Hummer FURNISHED HOUSE investment property. First floor, INSURANCf and grlaHHeil In the winter. There's •M7 i:. llmod St. All Jnir to the renr of the lot rendy HCctton, requested by HO many of three room apartment. Second for thnt •wlnimlnfr pool you've a marvelouH 2S x. lfi recreation FOR RENT floor haa four rooma; open stairs Thin wntvr hnll f«l«- room at ground level and a 2-car romitted >»»r«rlf. ;t bedroom*. V 1 Vi STORY COLONIAL our young Wc»tfleld families, ban $140.00 per month leading to two lante bedrooms on S h f435O nlnl htm n twenty-live KRniKit. Tjhe prlee IK $45,500. the third floor. Kitchens and buth- In thp KnrtteaM, Hullt In foot living room, InrKe roomB are modern. Priced at l&s,- just been lUted thin week. And, (llnttiK room, hnice. well- DRfVK BY this white colonial at Available for long or Bhort term • LOTS FOR SAli l»:>;i Df brick nnd frame lilnnned modern kitchen 000. conHtructlon, 'l*w« bed- we are pleased to add, that thin 203 Second .St., Fan wood. Desir- —0 rooms—1 bath—detached gra- ON WOODLAND AVENUE vith dlnlnir nimcr and n able titiitthborhood; quiet dead-end rat?e—nice, rear yard. December ronmi (one could) be n MvreeneA nnd Klnitfied WYCHWOOD den), hnth und Invntury one does have both a nun porch Htn'i't; not a development. Six 1st poSBeBslon, Cfcolvent lorntlon. Inndkcnped plot |Mtroin|>rlne the* - open screened porch; combination $15,700.00 room with fireplace and dining •ereeiied porch, I it rice kltehen, Many improvements have been und «»tir. 'I'hen fur the aluminum screens and atorm wln- room there Is a larso Klassed-ln hrrnkfHMt riMint, powder roomf iifi- '•hermit" In your fmu- (IOWH; very nice rear yard; low porch. Kitchen with eating space. • REAL ESTATE-I MtNlr«i 4 bedrooiitM, tlreNMhiK room, made, on tala property, and ex trim ll >'* ti room nnil liitth taxcR. Price $20,lJOO. Compact 4 bedroom Cape Cod 'is 3 bedrooms and 2 baths on second it bit thN. 2 flreplnven. Heerentlon tunntdv. . * • The heiit- available for January ocuupfinuy. floor. 2-car detached garage. $20,- _ Alden St, Crantel room. Karly poKHennlon. Excellent UNUSUAL RENTAL such aH a new kitchen' VlnylTile liiK nliint IM new, oil Located In Jefferson School zone, 900. Union Ave. Soluble for m com) II Ion. fr»(,5OO. Hfenm, two car dHitched alHo clone to bus line. Pretty kit- shop, beautician, barber, del! floor, and new aluminum porch KurnKet hard ton drlvet ALAN «DEKr JOHNSTON chen httR electric range (S ovens) sen or oltlce. Tel. AB I-W On* «f \ 1(»O ampere elertrlt* oer- and bullt-fn cablnetH. Top. condi- AD 3-0S47. home* IM nvnllnnle from Realtor screen Ing, are hnppy dlHLioverlen vlee, exterior pnlnted tion. Quick action is necesHary. TAKE YOUR CHOICE TWO RENTALS Jnnunry lnt for in to 17 thtM yenr. .. . Intrrlor In 4,:««l SUVAttR FOOT nw* muntkM CurnlMhed* Four 203 Elm .Street AD S-5964 when you are searching for a good «niove In'* eondltlun , . . Two outstanding rnneh homes In trlnl l> u I lil Ins, htat .- Thene oWherw will Moon he movlnjri bedrooniN, den nnd rec* (newly tinted), Itrnund Hour, !-pha«e !!« I rent Ion room. Wonder- ADJOINING WYCHWOOD excellent school districts. One in nnd they htive derided thnt they home In u prime location for *1 !>,- Kvrnnvft the Wilson School anil the other Cll 7-H5B1; t>vtnSns» AD l-W .Witnltf prefer tn rent to n nlre ful tiu|M»r(unlty fur exec- Mm. Alrxln $30,900.00 In thn Franklin School section tennat rather thnn Hell. So, If you utive temporarily n«- Mm. lltllt -41) .'U17U Featuring the ninny luxuries Ir nlwned to Srw York SOO. Mm. MorrU . VA 2-5712 would like n very well built U- "Hard-to-flnd one floor home In the the present trend toward one-floor KI.Kt'TIIOMCS cow«n 9 hrrtnmm eutunlnl with » dellKht- #4a n«r month. lobert C. MUlrr, Jr Alk»-OK41 living- 530,1)00 and J41.5OO. for annemlily, wiring »nd«l ful den, we will offer It to you Unn Johimton AD 3*M41 Wllaon School section. Custom nciit facllltlci. CKe(-'-IJ Multiple LtntlHC Member construction, 75 x 150 yard. .1 bed- for nround $275 per month. v rooms, 2 tllerl baths, double ga- ,r AD S-fiSIO. Then* If you or one of your ool- rage, built In 11154, aluminum com- THAT SPECIAL HOME bination windows. Everything Is WESTFIELD leaarnew wnntn n truly deluxe PEARSALL here for easy one-iloor living. duplpx. 5 mlnuus '"^f Ikutnn fnrnlMhed. for nbont IS anil riiilrond drool ff moathii. that, too, run be ar- & BARRETT ft CRAIN REALTY SERVICE nnil stove furnlshfiiwj rnna;ed far n fmnlty of ndultn who The order, that IH hard to fill wh«n Mtl.TIPI.E LISTING NBItBBIt* Nioo yavrt unil n«lgl» Mre prrpnrrd for n tent emnmen- Bl tlk be AD 2-4121. nurmtt with the; property vnlue. FRANKENBACH needed, IH for. a home with full ELSIE BETZ, Realtor 22A E. Bread SlrMl Ine Gordori F. mil ADJ-7HS1 tkc Malllala Uatlas AD 2-9500 13 Kl.« STHRF4T - ADaan 2<4TM scale rooms throughout, with two Ckaa. G, Mclcrdlrrrk, Jr, . AD»-S»M Jinn J. Dnvldaon .... AD Sl-l«81 Maltlalr tinting Mrmfttr GARAGES MM HYSLIP AVE. ?vrnlav>nalri bedrooms, a bath and powder R4a* SI. Mlnosae ADa-SJM WentCelA-Faaicooa'- Kvrr.o. F. l>anall . . . All Z-«7M H. R. Burrrll. Jr. ... AB2-HM LET US ALL BE TRULY THANKFUL ftcotca Plala.-Muaataia.Me GAHACK KOH KBST-^ fhene ownerM are truly nnhnppy •k»». II. Kraakeabavk, Jr. AU 2-miH room, all on one floor. Today wo 3837 Frlilav betw««»-«| nbout moving from their nell- B«t«y «iro«»f ...... AUa-TB4T FOR ALL THAT WE ENJOY GUY 0. MULFORD mill) nnn Trinity PL, APF. plnnned 4« bed room Hullt level with HIWI S. Cnwr AD 3.H4H4 have just such i\ home, benutlfully ADS tin Inndnrnped ynrd menMiirlnir W KlUabelk XV, Briioa , . . All 3-11M Realtor — Inturor Jamea J. Racrala ~!£! «AB A«Kri>r rent, il» x JW, Only n trHMMfee would built for thn prenent owner In Orac. «. llartltaa AD»-T0« . orvlmvtt St., WMtlW* huitmr them. Hullt In ift.Vt. lt*M and join other thankful familial AD 3-3231 A»»t T. Vtft .V •*'» SJJE truly Nplfk nnd Npnri. I^nrice ree- 1952, oh a lovely 100 x 150 foot lot at th* Mcaikera Vkalr H. »a»w rentlon room. Oil hen(. Fine bu«e- •altlale Mafia* Unfm inent. 2*/* hnthn. f.'1^,500. not far from Wilson School. Off PETERSON-RINGLE- Bea. Pkoaea Jaaet BlMiaer THANKSGIVING SERVICE Dnrethr Eaatmaa ...... At) 3-15T4 • OFFICES WILLIAM A. CLARK the 12 forit hf]imre dining: room Is NEWMAN-ATWOOD J»rl Hrarlt'fe AD S-47M * HURRY ONLY 1 LEFT NANCY f. ttYNOlDS REALTOR - 1NSUROR a Runny 12 x 14 enclosed porch. Sponsored by th* Omr D. Mallard AD 2.7831 KvrnlnKN nml Nnn)ln>*H Onlyt Rraltnri* — Inaiirim — ABprnlNora WeitHcId NaltlBlc LUtlas Syntcai IMMEDIATE OCCUPANCY Kaacr K. ReraoKs . Rrn.l tni-MKI 4M South Avc Writ AD 2-25M Thfc efficient kitchen has a wealth W«itfi«id Council of Churches MODERN llrlca SfhmlAl . . . Bim.1 AI>a-S*»» REDUCED FOR QUICK SALE eniBcr Multiple Llitlas Csraclla Klllolt . . . Hn.MDa-JMT of cabinets. The bedrooms are CUSTOM QUALITY BUILT HOMES Olca Onl Br..l AU2-71S8 THANKSGIVING 1957 AT THE PRESBYTERIAN CHURCH -J both itiHBter size. There 1H ample IN ONE OF Mvmber $17,900 "We Invito you to ncft our window THURSDAY Multiple Matlas Dralfai room on the second (loor for two M. A. MERCNER WESTFIEUVS FINEST diflplay nt 2 Elm St., WesttleUt, AT TEN MINUTES OF NINE in o«gr« Wc*4l*U—Fam>»o«—Rcntck Plalaa featuring the Pilgrim home of 1 Realtar MsaatalaaK. SECLUDED COTTAGE or three more bedrooms and an- John Alilen at Duxbury, Mass. III Daaler CoaH « RESIDENTIAL SECTIONS wismw An 1-414* A Tinw lUtins — ftml tmnn!d.Atety other bath, with plumbing avail- AH In 1G5R when this master car- ELSIE MTZ, REALTOR I.OCA.TED AT >r available so that Christmas could ppnter hullt a bptter-home, we 146 NANCY WAY he enjoypd In th« lar«e 19-foot able. The basement has full hetul- are thankful for the manter car- colonial Hvhig roum with fireplace. 203 Mountain Avvnuo THANKSGIVING GREETINGS Opa. Skaikamaina Golf Caarae There is a dining room, modern- room, and is partitioned for a 37- penters, masonH, etc., who today ized kitchen. two bpdroomn, have helped UH build Colonial (At «k* Park) Let us be thankful . . . for home In Talcott Furitis within walking br*>ex«\vay porch with Jalousies, foot game room. A generoiJH two- and family, for good friends, for distance of public anil parochial and attached ffarasrc Th« «ecluded STONIHENOE TokphoiM AD 3-1422 life In a land of freedom, and for schools. So beautiful a view, the property 1» nbout flO x 2ftO with car garage is attached, and tall all our many blessings. ultimate In suburban living plan- DANKER & DANKER, INC, many pri-tty tffpn and Is lucated Horn* (EV«.) AO 3-0649 ned by master builders. ThlB home Hraltora — laaarnra in a fine WeHtfleld section. trees urn] well-kept lawn enhance I>rive over'after dinner tomorrow Is a 4 bedroom split, 4 baths. Large Mrrnbtn or MaKlple Mallaa and walk around the area, then ••Mara, aftrr Caarcfc, living room, spacious dining room, Alllini 2-4848 the attractive exterior. 132,500. come buck Saturday or Sunday kjr aatolalaarat M. A. MIRCNER large kitchen, fireplace, beautiful 2:00-5:00 when all the homes for Realm — Iaaaraace panelled dcii, 2 porches, full base- • BUSINESS FOUR BEDROOMS $19,200 sale will be open for inspection. 511 Daaicr Court AD 2-414* ment, recreation room, 2-car ga- Tlorian Road location. l^arKe 12x25 raee. l«t 100 x 110. Landscaped Ilvlnu room with flreplne.-, H'6x HOME IKIMMI OR BUYING AIDS n. K. Maelellaa AD3-T5M with shrubs. Built by Talcott Con- 12'» rtinlng ronm, kitchen with FOUR BEDROOMS PETERSON-RINGLE- Complimentary Pictorial Booklet fltruction. Visit the home any time breakfast nook and open front EDWIN O. EDWARDS showing homes for Aale. Also WRSTFlRLl)—B-room Cape Cod, V, during the day or call evenlngB porch. All bedrooniB tfooil «lze, TWO IATHS booklet outlining selling aids acre wooded lot, air conditioned, Steam/oil hent. One-car detached 111 lint SI. NEWMAN-ATWOOD —either or both on request. Write Karage. expansion attic, recreation WAvtrlr «-9t5T »t Blcelaw *-t*"j[ garasii. 117,900. .Another brand new llHtlnK—offp.ra AO 1-5555 3M Park *vf. do. Plata* F.V 1-SHM Barrett * Craln. Realtor*, 43 Eire room, large enclosed, porch, metal a Hplc arul span home that Mhould 2 Rim HI., WotaeK AD 2-38M Street, Weitfleld, N. J. (AO 2- combination atorm and screen sell be fort* the week In out. In H-7-tt windows, flreplace, plastered walls, addition to the four K**ncrouH stxfi ts«Ri gas heat »94, taxes »26». Near new $21,000 bp-rlronmn »ni\ two tiled hathu, Hrlra V. naar* *f 3*434* Thrpp Viculrobm, 2 hath, brick-front Wlaltrri H, R4w William Ramaa* Alt 3-00 with many extra Pine rabirtfts. teaktl M. tlm-UIr P. K. Pi«»r.na FA 3-7284 Available to fjitrtlifl^tl bny«r. The home In only a little over five Sc-repned porch. Ntesim/oU heat, yearn old and i« loc:it**d In one of W*mt**\4 nfll«e oara Mfrarfar even. THE JOHNSON AGENCY vitk everj new addition of dollar: dtira^t*. Fanwooil'a best renidential areas. Botk nttlcca Saaaar afteraoaaa. REALTORS . invested in it... up-np-up unti BOULEVARD $21,300 LEADER CLASSIFIEDS PAY •Maker* at Haltlal* Ll* summit of kippiness.. Four hfttlroom, brick-front colo- r nial. OtMUfr hall arranged home Stop by First Federal Savings, with 2-car EaraKf. I'anellcil ba«c- FOUR BEDROOMS • INVESTS mpnt recreation room with bar. M Pre«p*cl StrMl AD 2-0300 (iim/steam heat. Very irood ran- V/i BATHS ISO Elm Street, Wcstfietd. and (IHlon. Klpctric range, carpeting: FOR THE ASKING Included. J2S.500. Jyr>i-at»'d betwpen Junior High A SCOTCH PLAINS — Pour with only 91.00 open a sav School and Pranklln Orade School bedroom Bpllt level placed Is this lovely older home that has A IOVIIY RANCH been renovatfid: new roof, ne\v PAUSE on a knoll with about an ings account. 3% dividend...sav DANKER A DANKER, INC furnai-e, n^w kitchen, and lava- With a beautiful country H^ttlnK in Scotch Plains. 6 rooms acre of land. Center hall In 14* Kln.tr ntnrt tnry on Hrst floor, larpe living plus a jalouaitfd den; ate a real center hall, a neat kitchen, layout, it is most attractive full basement, |22,500. and livable throughout: ings insured up to $10,000.. Evrala^a oalri room with fireplace, family size FOR modern kitchen, recreation J""»i> n. WdiiaK ...... I.I s-o«r,3 dining: room, plus two additional room; two tilert baths; hot H»'»l; ». ••<«» PI. rooifts on third floor. Property Is A lOVtlY SPUT plenty of parking. It's a Al»»« «. naakcr A» good sisse and ha« two-car de- 1 THANKSGIVING KPW, [n MotmtalnHitl* . S spftt'lous rooms, 2'^ baths und 2-car ISMOO ; tW°ca r garase- Harry T. ll.nkrr Pi tached garagt-. Kiirage; rftrreatlon nmtn Is 20x15. $26,800. pleasure to do business at First •We wish to take thtB op- M O II N T A I .V S I DE-Two Federal. SUNKIN LIVING ROOM portunity to extend our story center hull colonial in HAMY $26,500 (irounds have 130 foot frontEigo. IltTp'j* a 7-rormi ranch now one of the loveliest wooded THANKSVIGING1 nearlng: completion in Scutch Plains, for $35,ODD. AL.1. city gratitude to our many happy sections. Spacious livliiK utilities. room with fireplace; dining COOPER KNOLLS IN THE HILLS homeowners in Westfield room: larfre kitchen wilfi Holidays are fun in our thriving eating area, lavatory' commnnlty! starting with chur.h For thnsf that like the beautiful JUST IMMENSE and vicinity. Our entire com- screened porch. Beautiful For tnat prestige location wltl Hervlces in the morning, continu- countryside on a hill, we offer a Ii" your /amily larRp? Wnuld you npprei-lntr a library plua master s bedroom over twen- lilenty of elbow room but jnst i ing with a lively football same lowly four be-droom. two bath rforeation room: 4 hedroomw with 3V4 baths; nice porch1.' Yen, munity relieet* the pride nf ty-two fp^t lonsr; two other stones throw from all ecmven'?n and climaxing with the turkey lumie only 6 years old. The two these 9 rooms are ju«t tremendous III si*i\ $40,500. tie,lroom.*, tiled bath Two- ces, you'll find these limited num feast with relative» and frlenda, porches plus miniierk offrr varioitit ytMir ownership In your car sarag-e. ?'J7.ri!tO. bor of SPLIT-LEVEL and KANLJ Th»nk»givinK Day in a joyoun v!.-ws. Two-rar >Jaras«-. attached, homes, impossible to duplicat American fentival. with Hf>MK afl I'tt'ncr tan offer immediate orcu- beautifully kfpt hnnii'j< aiul anywhere. it» focal point. If you are house- panry. eardt-iif*. [f is iii'lfiMl our SKT TOP DKIVK— Pre-war *ttntlRg. we think you will am>re- WALTER KOSTER REAL ESTATE "tone front colonial, inter- ONE FULL ACRE «*te the advantages of frienilly Iilfamirt' to be of servlfe to est Ins: flnor plan with a FROM $26,900 ranwood for nappy wholeaome Pembroolc Road and Route 22 very spacious combination iac iv faintly life. More particularly, we WILLIAM A. CLARK you, and partic-uhirly to Iivlntr. dining room- •']• x Walking dlstam-e to the £' '' I JttBgMit this oeautiful (S-room r<>- Mountnintid* AD 3-5800 12' all electric kitchen bed- mason School. Call our office ror Mnlal Brlc-m At f 18,9fli) for ciuiele show th^ "newertmcr" what room, bath: den on flrat further details on this group of REALTOR - INSUROR 14 homes*. saip, tall Evenings: floor. Two .second floor bert- nt onl h , Mr. Schlenker, CR 7-1053 Mr. Winters, AD 2-8480 My Smit Ah I.OII.-F: B. 40iiv.o\ JIIT ('. 1HNOLD PI, Mr. Holt, HE 3-8640 AO aoj« h. l)Kt\ JOHNKOW JR USE LEADER CLASSIFIEDS WUllnm A, C AD 3.SM7 AD 2O30O FOR BEST RESULTS THE WESTFIEID (N. ,T.) LEADER, WEDNESDAY, NOVEMfiER 27, 1057 [ROOMS FO*JWENTJ> • FOR SALE puii'haai'd. They plan to attend the '*"•",Z'mtortuM* room* ut mod- FOR SALE • HELP WANTED - *>',"" WKMTF1M1.D IIOTKI,, IlI.'Tnl ulnkw, lilnnU elwiirH, BtamlH, Seventh Grade Mule nuieling of the library coun- CUJllHIIlrdll, talilKH, rcipe lirllH, Jllo- Antique, Fall Fashion J.^,,,1 Ave. AU ..-,-,«. _H - FEMALE I'IIH; two .Hiii'h mV'i'ling.s ate held turo (rnnii-B. SI,on u|ii>n.a only m£ "?" n room ill private home Set' our advertlMt-meiit on iia^e -a (llrdlen—Urns, r(e. West Held Iliiilncliil inntlliitlon. Cull l'i'Kiilurly si'luululcil club puriod. group. - Merrilyu Fl'eeman, Kdith Couuel- Ki-Lirlv:il'' '"'"'• lt<;Kjio«mlblo ^Ve Carry The MUMI rtitu|ilet« All 2-74«ll, Mr. rurmiiiH, for ap-Each club is umlor thu sponsor- fffif'num. Call AD :i-r.Jllfi. 111 tliiapaper. 11AUCOL,-D001!.MAN. Srlectlun ID Thin Arenl P',liitnit!i)t. Publishing a school news sheet lee, Patsy Obcnuhnln, Peggy Kinst, 11-7-tf ship of a faculty monibur. xi«IIKI> — I-nrKi" Htlniiy front HERBERTS I'M'I.I. TIMK typlal.' rapid, experience periodically is the work of thoJoyce Allen, Margaret Wilde, :l FIKHI'I.ACK WOOD — J2S a cord, 2:11 I:, limnil St. Wmlflrlil. N. J. * Yirlralo •«>"'• «» 'd Hour. nromitt delivery. Martin St:hmled(\ ulili Mlinenitraph hil|,ful bin not In the Archery Club, members Press Club, whoso members will Mary llnycs, Mary Tonilinson, Ei't in»« ""'>•• iri I'roBppi-t St. 11-7-tf eHSfiillal. Apply I'lilott Ctiunty FA 2-9101. evniilnus. 11-7-tf I'rhitliiK & Mnlllntr. 233 Sortli arc lenrniiiK the point of aim meth- havu a chance to learn reporting lileunor Held, Christine Mayer, cow OR HOltsK manure, rotted. WORLD BOOK ENCYCLOPEDIA Ave. AD 2-8393. U-2T-SI od, jrracoful positions, th« nrt ofand editing techniques. The Head Marsha Ketcham, Karen Arnold, liPARTME NTS-RENT* Top soil, »6 delivered. Chestnut FIRST IN SALES shootinir, nnd the thrill of hittinir ing Club members aro becoming Kitnibi Eddy, Carol Holmberg, Farms, call Mu, 8-4888, 2< hours. the bull's eye. Desiu;niiig decora- I.oiiiso Kkstrand, Anita Mnxxucca, U-7-t Complete rorrolntMin Weal rml »U PUIal*H 11-7-tf around mHintcii|\i)(. I'trtimnent Club are investiifatinif the bnsic Young fishermen »ro the mem-leaves prepared by students In the nl',lieil. Three, 3-room a part- 11-7-tf employtnt'iit. no lay-ofT». 40 hour construction of our present day „,. J!«ll ii month. 311 Cpnlr.il A\ OlM'OHTrMTV tlmt you nhnuld bers of the Rod and Reel Club. ui't classes and nrt club under tho n't miss, the heat tlier*> Is In wei'K, pfiiHlon nml liimiriiniM' imiie- automobile and have pluns to nottt Patrolman Elijah Coleman of , Tall AD 2-0779. 11-14-tf STORK BOUND??? llnvnr, a truly dvlhioUH trout, nrf Ills [irovltlt'fl, Ulbttrnl vncntluii, mid Emphasis is given to fresh water direction of Mrs. Norma Mooru pruKrcHNivA inoroHHt'H. (?nll or tho differences in forci£ii-ninko Ji|ll\ 4 rooms. Kooil location, •«• oar Nattrall/' Faialaas these rich old-fiiBliloned, hoino- iiKgllng techniques. Demonstra- and Miss Dnrlmrn Cairns provided 232 Windsor nvenuo joined tho lo- Priced from |7.*ti liiatte fruit cakes. Only $1 1b. Or- write MofrntiH Cheminil Co., South cars as well as those used in riic- ili» only. utllltlcK furnished, ders taken from now until Deo. Aviv, Uurwood. SI'nHta »-0200. the setting for .the show. Piano cal Police Department Jan. 1,1049. fcilhlc l>i'C. 1st. <-'"ll lifter 3:30 Wriskl's Dnaa gfcofc tions will be given to show how to I Elm SI. AU S-.141R 14. ,1 en 11 mi SiirldukI Antrolum, AD 11-7-tt irik' competition. 2-325:1, or AD 3-2440. 11-14-41 maintain falling par. Casting selections accompanying the show Born In New Berry, S. C, he 11-7-f ChoerlcadiiifiT hns proved to botuchniquus for bait easting, fly were given by Elizabeth Leigh, moved hero with his family when F.VKH I1KAH of an Electronic OriJati ACCOUNTANT, JUNIOR •FOI'll ri»im anil lintli, hoat, tho most popular trirls' club. casting, and spin casting will bo also a pupil In tho seventh grade, ho wna throo yoars old. He at- 1 system. Public addresK nyiUe With percussion ut $lt'.)0 with ivjitrr mill KitrAR* Includi-it. bench? TlilM Is dellnltely not a Permiinont poHltion for a young: School cheers me loarned here, and a member of tho school or- illalili' .Inn. 1. 557 North Ave. Tape nml dine recording alrto 1 demonstrated. Fishing trips will bo tended Weslfield schools and Join- nvuilable. IIlFnter G-J4U4. ll-7-4t rliord orifiiii hut A full 2 nmmiul mini In prcriflnn niotul inunufHt - AI> Z-»m. 11-27-21 1.1 pedal liowrry that will keep turhiK, excellent u|iportunlty Tor and it is from this group that arranged with small < groups of chestra. ed the Air Force February, 1942, hinh Hfhonl gnultiiU*1, AtMlttoiiRl you fnsclimted not for' JUHt a v cheerleaders am later selected. boys throughout the ymu. serving almost four years an an IOO>I iipartnii'iit, nrwly ilcec COMPTONS PICTURED mouth hut for yearn. itt'liooUiiK or t \iH*rii'iu'*' prt'ft'nibk'. At the conclusion of tho fuahion' .,1 Unit and wnti-r fUI'IIIHIUMI. Tele phono Mr. llarrlH fc»r Inti-r- Boys who like to think arc en- The Science Club provides op- aircraft) armourer with the 99th ENCYCLOPEDIA show, Miss Wainor, who was the ills, Oi.upuncy Jim. 1. Call AD THE PIANO SHOP vit'w iiitpDlntmrnt, HU 9-11 -! 1. rolled in the Chess Club. Members portunity for discussion mid ex- fighter squadron. * FIRST IN QUALITY SIP Terrlll ltd, (]ll»l off 2nd .«t.) U-7-tf coinmuniator for tho show, an- Ml pisioiieiu n-;i7iw of the club aro learning basic planation of the chemical nnd swered several questions from tho New edition. Correlated with ele- moves of the various chuss pieces, He nml his wife, the former mentary hltfh school coumoH of Planon and Klretrunlr OrKs»< physical facts existing in our en- students in the uudioncc on fash- Grace Kcots of Westflold, , linva study. Also adult. PACT INDRX. tactics and .strategics in manipu- vironment. Current events in thoion sewing. VANTED TO RENT .See complete review ln October • EMPLOY. WANTED • lating: the pieces. They are putting three children, David, 14, a pupil Good Housekeeping for compari- various areas of science will also In Roosevelt Junior High School; son. $C per month. Armani! I.nmey, TWO double set-tubs, one solid por- theory into practice by actually celain, one cemiwit, with stniula. KXI'KIIT tree service. Hhruhs, lawns, bo under discussion. liorck, 10, and Karen Jean, 0, MBX, OR 4-76C3 eves., or PA 2- lloth excellent condition. Tele- trees, rock Kardcn arraitKcincnta. playing the framu. Kolarians Hear NTAl UNITS WANTED 43£»S eves. 11-7-t phone AD 2-9011 after 6:30 P.M. FA 2-B10S ovcnlnBH. 10-17-llt Girls In tho Twirling Club aro both pupils in Columbus School. 11-21-21 Tho Coin Club members aro showing each other their skills Talk hy Rtibhi 40" MONARCH electric raniTf, 2 nv- AT IIOMK studying all types of American Interested in sports, Patrolman APARTMENTS HOMES enB. excellent condition. Call AD l'Altl" TIMK lilUI. IIUDA V . with the baton nnd learning tlmt 2-4320. U-21-tf coins and have also begun trading. "practice makes perfect." Coleman plnys with the local police In keeping with a tradition of softball tenm in the Union County ft have been retained by AN IDEA? If you need complete or partial The Dramatic Club is providing COCKTAII, nitnss, size 12. pale Thin In our function—pnri> Itlrndl office coverage, hire my services young actors and actresses the op- hearing a roligioui loader at ItsPolice, League. Ho Li a member of pink silk, V-neck, threp-iniarter \V!'^ supply uniiHUiii IIU'UH tn \\p\\ (N"O OVKIUtl«A»). Phone person- Thanksgiving meeting, 'die Wfist- |ne of the largest and moat aleeves, princess stylo, with crino- ality, tyiilat, and boukkceper. UII portunity to display their tulentj, One Injured In Klks Lodge 400, Wcstllold and St. make your nost party a sr<»nt mic _G_-41l)tl. 11-J-tt flcld Rotary Club wnn addressed fcjpected companies on the line underskirt—worn once. Phoni* CL'Hfl. as well (la learning details nbout Luke's AM Zlon Church. after 7 P.M., AI) S-02S7. 11-21-21 Two-Car Crash on Tuesday by Ru1)bl Jack Stern WK wot the mood nml theme, WOMAX winhca to do IronlnK In her staging plays. Girls in the Gift Intern Seaboard to help WR ilfHtRii thtt motif. own home. Mrs. l'Vlckmaii, call Al> Jr. of Temple Em»nu-EI. lie com- IIKAITIKI.'I, chords mi'l clone linr- WK plan an«l prt-jmrp Uif linrs Club are working on small items, mony l,y outBtandhiK quartets nnd 2-0110. 11-H-U One person wus injured slightly mented on tho trend toward for- InlcnnedUtle Plan ind shelter for newly em- chorus. Don't miss WestJIeld Cliai,- d'oeuvrcH, ptiiln itnti exotic tneitUH such as potboillers, towels ami trr Tenth Annual "Harmony Holi- WK croult? tniUHiml invUatlmiM—fui MASKS IIAVDI IIOMI: si:ii\ici:_ Monday when cars operated by getting or taking for granted "a ployed or transferred engl- day" Pec. Ctll and 7th at Henlor Invitations. KPCCIHIIKO In windows, doors, KH- place-mats to be given as presents John VV. Mackenzie of Crnnford Used Book Sale •\VK'I,L (flailly tllHCViHa your m-xt ragi> doors, llKhts, moving' furnl- very unlqiiu blessing possessed Win. Tickets at Handstand and party with you, no uhlljratlon of on special occasions such us birth- and llelene 0. Ueiter of 425 Lin- >ers anil chemlata. HIKII- .MacKuRh's. 11-21-21 lure In the home, Ilithl truckliiK, by all—that each person is differ- etc. ("all AI) 3-04SS. ll-21-6t days, Christmas and other holi- den avenue, collided at East Broad A used-book snle will be held in it references. Unusually ta- CALL AD 2-7M4 ent." Rabbi Storn traced tho mod- BREYER'S days. mid Wells streets:, police reported. April ,to raise monay for the vnri« I:VI"I;IIII:M i;n woman mini day ern trend of being ncccpted by ous charities supported by tho In- xable rerttal arrangement. ICE CREAM work. Will clean woodwork, wax The members of thu Library Morris Thomas of 115 Caccloln tho group, as rapidly becoming all doors, clc. Jll> day. Write llox !H)1, Council Club are learning how to toi'mcdai'tcs Woman's Club. HALF GALLON care WcKldeld Lender, place, u paasengM' in tho Macken- Important and tracud tho develop- 'lease call us It you' now THE WESTFIELD THRIFT SHOP operate the school library. They Books offered for iralo will cover 99e - reg. $1,29 4lr> Wmlllrllt Ave zie nuto, was treated by a private ment of this compromising of in- PIIAuo,i> llir» nnd To)« HeOned, mature, HlllKle, doptuiil- shelves and suggest books to beplice said. There were no other technical texts,' fiction, children * tnl units available. will lit> nvallHblr hrKlntiltiv ahle, iineiueunibered woman de- in various aspects of our every- IIPPY'S the KvralMK (if l>i*i*. -Hd sires poHllion With elderly lady. injuries. day activities. Pointing out that hotiks, pocket editions, and comic Cor, Siiulh & WrKtllrld Am, MAtllmm .1-^284 evenlnuH or write iluS i:>i CHIT WeMllrld I,cailcr. milking u fetish of being a non-hooks. BAtKTT A CHAIN 11^121 • LEGAL NOTICES • conformist wan not desirable as Anyone having books to donate ARCHIE BUYS AND SELLS n-l'HOCK walnut bedroom md. Call Jewish Women To Rraltura ' l)l<)NTAIi iiurHe nnd secretary. Ite- an alternative, Rabbi Stern told may contnet Mrs, I). 0. Payne, Ad4 Cherry plntfiinii rocker, »17: Klrls AI) 2-«344. it. AD 3-1S0O bicycle, $8; lurnc old oil |,aintiuKH, llneil, mature, HIIIKIC, ex|)crlenceil, (<•) For end, renewal of a Inxl- Attend UN Session his listeners the dangers Inherent :i-2!)M, or Mrs, Itulfo Sanchez, Ad, $15; new lot of hnokn nnd nlcturr CAIIIIIAIiKK—Brand '"'« coinlllbin MAIIIBOII 3-2284 I'vcnlims or wrlti> cab drlvcr'H license the slim of M for If r. DaWdaok frames arrived; child's maple ilenk AVeari'Ver collapslbl*1 nrnin, bul- llox U3, care Wnstlk'ld leader. IIVii dollars (jri.llll) |ier yc.ni'. in such neglect of the (jod-glven " G410, who will arrange for pick- nnd cllHir Bet. $5; outdtihr tfym loon (ircB, deluxe monel; Wear- - ll2l2t The fues hnrtiln llxed for the IHHII- Representatives of tho Wntblessin- g of Individual uniqueness. up. ' 11-f-ff »et«, 19; droplcnf tnlile, »ll, Hat ever deluxe, detachable type strol- ance or Niiiil, licenses an, Impound E doHli, $18.73!' old heavy hra«B can- ler. Reasonable, nricu. Call AU 2 i Dalits day's work, rail AD 2- for revenue. cliung Chapter of the National dlcstU.'kR, $S.5n; Juke hox, %%i\ L'SliR or MA 3.IIS01. mms. Xeelloli II. Council of Jewish Women will at- Until)! Stein was Introduced by ISIIUll mnm, Dec. 1G to Fch larRe roll top desk. $1(1; chlid'H Thai .Section !l ,,r said ordinance Nathaniel Cohen and thanked hy He port* Theft il'imiilmntely. Active 8(1 RI'II- (lre.s«er, 7111.50; llllle olii WHMII- MOTIIKIISI How ahoul II few hours he alneniled to read as follows: tend a two day session at the i«n. Olil (Junrd meinln>r. I'ref- Btanils, (fi.rtd to $24; ice skntes off. 1 will alny with Indium, chil- Section 11, All applications for a United Nations Institute Dec. 2 (itirdon Michnlson. CiireHou Dunk- Plalnfleld re- »l}' Ittt llnor, near biiHliu-s.H sec- exdtanKed, $1; chlnn, Klass, l,ric- ill'! sim: to visit our booth 111 th» dren or Hhut-ln. Ili'Hl of rcfor- llixlcali driver's license must Ire 111 or presided at tho meeting and It. L. • Call AD 2-1007 after 7 P.M. ii-hrac, picture fraines, IKMIUS, KI, dices. I'all me at FA 8-8iri7. « rllini! M,il inusl I,,' Illed In dliiili- anil 3. The local group will Join ported to polleo Monday tools and nntl(|U('H. furniture. Open ilally In ICiiHt OraiiKe Antique Hhow lo lie iille will, 11n- Town Clerk of (hi. music was led by Cnnilu.t Clink A.M.-8:30 P.M., except Wednesday belli lit the Motel Hulilirbnn Tues- Town of WCHIIICIII, ami nnisl con- other nationwide Council repriwu- materials valued at $128 were Mlllin^liill 7-1140. Archie's Itcsjili dny tlirouxh Friday, [lee. 3rd, 4lh OVIIOII i mlult l>ahy sitter lulu the [nil name and mlilresit nf tativca In a vital and cducntlonnl and Richard Hurry. HhoPi North l.onKlllll ltd., Mejcrs- nth nnd f.U). nvnllulili- any time. Call AI) 2-Hi" applicant, his or her line ami stolen ovur thu vrooketid from a INSTRUCTION • vllle. 7I2S 1) lo HI A.M. or (! (o 7 I'.M. II," number of IIIH or her Hiato series of briefings on current hnusc he U building at 9D9 Wyan- Oliver's llccime, and the naiiifH nml United Nations activities. LEADER ADS BRINC RESULTS I dotte terrace. DON MAXWELL'S (-AIIPKKTKH mill ri-lialr work. Nn aililrcsses of three (.1) jicrsons who and Young -Wane Studio (•I1U/N 20" tilcyele; metal express 88,1 MOUNTAIN AVK. jolt too small. 11. VVarne, AI) 2-have been acquainted witl, the ap- Ml* Boterl «'•••(, A»t. wasfiii; artlllclal llreplace; mantle 29S0. 11 -27- It plicant for three CD years or more. S*™ Papala- Hliil luKs. Call AD a-41172. Much Application for a driver's lic- M ir Write far ••(.rmallua UPHOLSTERINO IIAI1V KII-IIM; from 1 P.M. Kxpe- ence shall be iicconipniilcil by two »• Eurlld Ave. AD H-423T CrTICAI, BUltar, linnii tone, $26 FURNITURE REPAIRS rlenced with youuK babies. Tel. (2) ivrent pholiiKiaphs of Hie appli- AI> 3-27G7. cant of a size ol least two Ci> li,rlien 11-7-tr with clise. Call All 2-709(1. ADomi 3-0326 by two t'2) Inches, and must furnish « SERVICES YOU NEED » HNETf, teacher of piano. l:VI'i:illi:\< l:i) woman wauls dny such other fads will, reuiiccl lo pit methods. Classical and pop- lll.OVI) I'hllco rndlo-phono, 7S rpm. work. Will clean woodwork, wax experience as the police Cominltleo Sir,; youth bed. apring. mnltrcss. flnois, etc. $10 day. Wrltu Ho* 001, or tlie Chief of Pollen of tho Town Jf,; toddler's HprinK rockiaK horse, may deem necessary, |»'i ltd., Westfleld. Call AD $5: hed and sprlllR, ^i size, $K; I'AIlt thumb print dpcanlarn, antique care West Held Leader. lamps, bowls, cuna and ^Batlcers, If such applicant is not a rcMl- • BLDG. CONTRACTING • ROOFING • LANDSCAPING *!!'___ n-'i-tt clilltl'a lilke motorcycle, J5. AI) 2- denl of Dili Town of Woslllebl then 1474. itcherii (from collection), antique *t\. J. l.Atfth. TO", Ave., Weitfleld. 'phone It. AD 3-383S. walnut rolltop desk; walnut drop- ment of the municipality In which ROOFING AD 2-04IU.- ll-7-tf 'll'J 11-7-tf lear table; 8x10 anua cotton ruK; HIO1IK.1T prices paid for Junk cars. toil'! applicant resiiles sbowloff any Trefd Ttimniril n.nl lUn IPRII U.S. stamp collection. Mostly sultca»es; old bottles; small cups Immediate pickup. Call Fa. '!••8407, nml all violations nnd convictions Siding and Oancral Rapalrt IlK-HOOiriNfl — HlitU IUICI Tilt, r.'Ol A I) S-iir^o «•• All S-(tl» lKGl-lilOO. Call HII 9-1641 afl and saucers. Call AD 3-4U1. 11-7-tf enlereil ii^alust said applicant by rcrmfrlng. l,ptnlern nrifi guttGiit [AMINES T the munlchmllty or tmtKlHtrntn of nnw HIII! reuaireil. W. Hchuliurt JIM LOVELAHD B:30. such tnunlcltialliy. J, J. MOHAN l) HAD* CAHHIAdK, Imported l"nR- AD 2-B041J HprlriKlifld Avo., 11-7-tt ' ^' — 'Several youiiK men I'Allt lady's white figure HKat^ lish coach, llray. Excellent cohdl- Mecllim 4, 41* Klf.t ttittrt MountitlnaltlG. 11-7-If nen will l,p delected Imme- slste 9, nearly new-, $.i; doll cradle, tlon. Insnpct and make offer. Call WANTED That Hecllnn Id or mild onlloancc 'or training fur attractive, maple, S3; canvas wading pool, $2 AD 2-82a«. be ameoib-d to reail os follows: An 3mi AI> Jo •«• larled poBltlnnn as hnKlesn. Mectlon Id. Kvery person liceriHed ll-7-tf Tel. AI) 3-2848. OADR FOR MBN'I CLOTHINfl, rid- '"tiiinist, rommun lent ion 1st. I.AIlV* cloth coata, 2 »lz» it, one aH a "driver" of a "taxleah" shall, • KIMIIM, alteration!, jililltlun. •wn aisenl. K,,juy free travel Ingr hablta, boots, antlquen, curios, when the license Is Issued, obtain • MISCELLANEOUS "• vacation*, insurance, etr. ,tl,II)K projector, 2x2, 8.V.B, - mltik trimmed. Both In excellent furniture, brassware, flags, china. • talra, dormertf, porch«i, recrea- t T-V, RADIO REPAIRS < s condition. Inspect and make offer. from the Town Clerk n suitable tlon and auk* rooms. ExperiU l""-, <' !' training can uual- line Model II, 3110 watt bulb, blow- Wolff'sWolffs,, 111 Madlion Ave. Tel.. II'l l er. $25. 746 CaKtlemnn Dr., West- Call AD 2-8259. numbered badKe, numbered to cor- i\nt\K\nt\ hy ICdICdwarw d Dudlck Cli OP koiL, SHI. IJIRT, rra»«l an»t he between 17-311, have 6-24SB624SB . 11-7-t117ff respond with tile number of Ihe TEIEVISION mind. ern«h« NAI.I1 WE BUY all types of rug;s and car- CAR-HOME RADIO PerHonal deveiopment for ll-o (iAI'HK electric trains. New. AInple tlliisli kitchen net of four pet*. Call BI, 4-47SO. 11-7-tf licensed, shall, While cUtiflKcd In Ills n.:iil r.-vmi:. ll-7-tf iiet the fuels! Write Kiv- Extras. Call FV 8-2870. chairs and steel top table, $25; or her business aa a taxlcab driver, VILLANE « SONS, INC. Applldiic* am nnivernnl coffee maker set with wear this badK" conspicuously on Mln , '** ' Phone number tn ROOK' wanted, 1 or 1,000. Please R28 I'lfr.c Hlrf.fi SCALE REMOVAL Ti-PII-U'R bedroom set, walnut, pood tray, supar and creamer, $15; the right aide of his or her outer ll 2-077H A I) 3-4RIHI 5«rvit« """»> S.I,,,.,I f,f Aeronautics, I)uro-Th«rm 70,000 M.T.U.B. oil call for dptallB. P.M. Hook Shop, Karmeiit, and no such person shall 13 care VVestdeld Leader. condition. Call AD 2-7.144. PL 4-3900. 11-7-tf AlterutionH anil addltlnnn. Ttoof IIDITIM: IMilmr HOT WATKHt heater with thermostat and blow at any time lend IIIM or her liaflife ELM RADIO C T.V., INC. IJmo Hr*niH inr.oved frym para- to another person, or wear a bniiu-e repalrn, and wood gutters. 11-21-21 \ ael, $3; brnnie table lump, $3; Uen other than the one Issued to him fir-lvuifr^r^ V-'-'rk fl-'tiR on prem* ptimo. niters, net. $20. Call AD erftl IStectrlo InfrH-red lamp, would like to buy your modern, or to her. It shall be tho duty or AD 3-5276 3-18(19 7-9 P.M. Obsolete, Antique rlnee, shotguns, iNrn All V. rtrk ^MIiranteKd. BcllBlbll in "futurizing"... it's "new," $5; Japanese bronze enam- each owner of a taxtcah to see that ALL KINDS OF MASONRY Unit BCBIM Hliilf>tr,«nt Co. Call el lamp, $10; Japanese porcelain pistols, revolvers. Fully licensed, each and evr.ry driver has his or her Ilrfinlm — Sen •IVi-FOOT bar with braM rail, 6 will call ftt your convenience. Call badKe on his or her person, ami that AD 2-4999 1 "mplc. all you have to atools, good condition. Call at 633 anil Bold vase lamp, $30; sixty Concrete and storm patloa Brlnh lineal feet bronae mesh porch Hunter 6-5540. 11-J-tf the license Issued by the Town of •tepi and walkn. Ktnne and brlrk u-7-te 11 Parkview Ave.. Westfleld. screens, 16" to 38" x fi'10", $30- 11 Westlleld together with a recent venftftr. Ht)i><*\a]\7.n In flreplaces. >o want something real window screens, copper mean, ill; ATTIC, cellar, hnuse and barn con- photograph at least two f2) Inches • DRESSMAKING TWO 027 Lionel trains, complete 12 storm windows—two 2H"x33", tents, Mllllniston 7-1149. 11-Z!-tf by two (2) Inches of the licensed MAURO NOVEUO VILLANE ft SONS, INC. •W — badly enough to put with train board. 1400 value—lino. two 2S^"x33", one 30"x47", one driver Is exhibited on the back of 2-TSM AD 3-0773 AD %-UU Krector set. #7H. like new. AD 2- 31"x49", three 32"j55", one 32"xSTOHM WINDOWS, used, 30"l5S", the driver's seat in full view of ll-7-tf DRESSMAKING Concrete, grttdlii?. rtaplnlt drive. n 5&", two 28"x59", for lfeoa than cost 3»"»58" anil 3f."x63". Call AD 2-passengers In such vehicle. If any wiiyj nnd rnrl,!i Drain* and lead* * >t least one dollar right of KlasH, $16. Call AD 3-SS62, C to 4032. taxlcnii license or driver's license ¥—All types of ejterloi »I.TB11ATIOS» and Bewlnfc of al klnd«. Mrs, Ituth WeBton, 421 io Il-O rn'iilel Iraln track layout mount- 9 P.M. is revoked, the owner of such taxi- and Interior alterations. Oulonln' J* *"& getting it. Stop by etl on 5ly 9 foot plywood board. cab and the driver shall iminefllately Interiors a speeliilty. John Huh ll-tzel Ave. Oarwood. SuiiNet '.' Motive poiwer two Hteam engines. turn in such license and badne to the Jr., Tel. Kn. 2-1195. ll-7-tf lest. 11 7-ff tRENCHING w ds, one RDC", pansen(rer ,!.,„..... PIANO HOIHK Town Clerk of the Town of West- Federal Savings tod.y and two dieseL , 1 »>rkil/i>« 'til ft—Km. 'til II • LEGAL NOTICES • POOTINf! — SfiWRH — WATBB and freiKhit ears, signals, brldi?e. field. Failure under such revocation PIIAI\ _ tinmii transformeer, switches controlled to turn la such license or badge WESCO BUILDING CORP. \ nmii FACTS FOR PIASO PI Kf HA»KR«I PI BI.IC gnK On. * KKPTIC TA.MK HOMSS «M of our friendly per- from contrrol panel. All for about Public Notice is herehy given that shall subject such owner and driver General f'natrnetom * MOVING - TRUCKING one-half r»replacement cost—$100. an ordinance of which the following to the penalties hereafter pet forth. Ailillllon* or All Kln.l« W. O. HESIER Call AD 2--52S7: . Visit a for piano atom . . . TIIE\ Pmymrhtm ArrnaireiS Call nnr 4lm> Al> 2-1123 »«l advise you on opening ernne r * fawe. Our current dividend 7-0I4K. neMN alarc 1K4T. consider the same for Oral passage pealed arnl .ro>i-;rn Kl i,PA OVERHEAD DOORS IBfiEHT't MI1VISO * H li.^to !?'« Hi" n.trnral t-^s'.lty of 7 Flectrle pTnaa • fta.m on the !>th iw i'<•''- ii'-iiT7.MFtli»bal vxi • "i* u'-f. sofa: small tufted Victorian Peat, pat I nrlnrat Flaao Chamber. Municipal Building, 425 immediately. llf.AW TYPE MOORS If Ol V All w -k > •'i-fi'mllv Kn'Arsiitt-cii, wond frame; lar*re fireside winK R. Broad (it., Westneld, New Jersey, ll-Ji-lt Fees fril 50 Ijtlnir In New Epslaml. Pli.rld OO^We are located at 150 jr C'kBrek OncRB 3*5.00 HIWIAI.TV. and California fthi^rnpnt"! 8f,rr.r chair. AD 3-1723. at which time and place any person (r Ol! Fulton 1-3422 la S v A 1 lurk •Blaet Pl«nn 4X0.O0 who may lie intereste'l therein will PI HMC JtOTM'R t.*l.l. W. II. IIAH1, Ft. 2-1K7' an to d«f*rlnnMon. t.et UH pflflinat* f«t, Westfield. FREE •t STOM draperies, pink rnrtinan. 2 .. kerlnc riraad PlnBO sum.00 be civen an opportunity to b^,heard Public notice i.H her'lty Kiven that 11-7-t! fmr n»xl mo /* TTnlffd Vnfl Mnpp 11-7-U double pair. Call AD 2-91»:>, Knnl'r Plnno (I ««d) (l-.o.oo concerning said ordinance. an ordinance entitlfi as follows wa* Ti-il SurifL-nt, Agt-r.t. -\|i 2-1" J3. Hammonil Chord dricaa r.s*3*e>l ami adopted by the Council WEATHERSTRIPPING 11-Tlf WESTFIELD STAT5OM CA9 CO. noOKCASF., 1 pc. solid mahosfany, H «»d) JANE F. DA.vns:i-o. of the Town of Westfieln1 at a meet- nooit< * wivnown $2fl; library table, $10; end table. ,. nrlltxer Orajfla (BlAB« Town Clerk ing thereof held November J-,. I:,JT l P. U Radio Servka HRmnond ftalnrt Oricafl CF.1KBAI. OHni^iAJKK Ho. ... ?!uf. rt,\<\ sir an.l wat^r. $3; odrl sizes Rifrt-low runners, in .IANK y. IJ'A.V;KI>>, Pliour W. H, IMHV North Avenue Railroad Station sr,ft jarreen (used few months); O.K. (I «ed) .. ..tioo.no AS (IHIin.lVK TO AMKXD fitt\- f»«»T Trlrw In tbe Jhnrr Ton !\ Clerk- r\, i-isTi ill SOUTH \\V.. AU2-IW1 hand vacuum. $3.r,ii: mlHcelian^r-us F.I, 2-WSlW TITLF.D, •'.*« O«I)I.\AN'4-F To PHONE ADAMS 3-3400 items. Tel. AD 3-lfiSj. AHRSiD CHAPTER 1 Or TITI.R (;R\HH»r. OKIHVAVCK No. fM ALTENBURO PIANO HOUSE VIII OF IIIK (ifilfKKAl, OIIDI- \\ OIIIIIV tM K TO ttlKVII ( IHP- 11-7-t; SOP.* — Senarare down cu.ihinnft. i:« K. Jersej ««„ EllMliefh, 5. 1. WA5HRS OF THE TOWi OF TKB 2 OF ARTIf'I.K I F.M'ITI.KI) REPAIRS sprine cushion seats. Reasonable, WK»TKH5I.O( UKVISins OF IKCI) "I1B\KII.»I. HK*" OP m)vi\«; mn TRITKIVI: — Unr* y Finance Co. fall BR 6-37SO. Rtl.lI'lM; TO I.ICKJ|aR«.« AS DKII1KI) ORIJINAIf'»:• OF TIIK :in'l small loaiis. Hffuiir trip* t*. II .>n.c Wlrtaz a«d fvmrr IIKHKTOKIHK AHF!'VI>F.I>. TOW\ OF tt'F«T.HKl.l). (HKtl- IUGGAGE REPAIRING ih.' ^h'.r*- V.',-. ?^.jrt!^s in pr-mfj! Kprrr Hprrf BOT'ii full Hire hike, good condition, • PETS FOR SALE • BR IT OKDAINED hy the Town TRfN'Ra — I MBRK1.I.A9 ilfl- fire chief ear for yo,ine-«ter, Council of Ihe Town of Westfleld. In AHp.MiF.u nv U:M:HII, OHIH- SUITCASES — LAMPS HANDBAn PL «-*•$» Up To $500 $5. Call AD 3-4271) before 3 P.M. COCKRR SPANIEL puppies, cham- the County of Union, that (Je-neral XA\CK \o. SIX iop blood lines, AKC reglstpred, Ordinance No. 593 entitled as above 11-27-lt Frrt $4 II RUSKIN'S RMRRSO\ TV. perfect condition. weeks (ilA, blondes and huffs, be amended as follows: l« if art* An. $23- lady's chesterfield black coat; ales and females. AD 2-4055. MTllna t. Ptntif SOTIO: some dresses, sizes 24% to U'i. That Section 8 of said ordinance, Notice is hereby given t>iAt the as amended tty General ordinance Town 1'lannlnK lio.tr.1 ..? ««!«,«[.! j WHOISTWY very cheap. Call PL 7-1115. USED CARS No. 802. he further amended s>y add- New Jersey, wiii meet i« th*< >lyfi. ' ing the fallowing paragraph: FURNITURE REPAIRS CHI RV Precision lady's yellow tfoid i pal nuiiJiiir. . I.'I Kail lircad | IBM CHF.VROI.BT, Mar n r.rw A 1 BOSE itrrtmt t> 3-48O0 r.i CHBTBO1.ET 2- ;irjv.T> r-.-cn*" " llack. S'""hjt tran?*purtati'*n After >l..,-ll,.n 2. li I'M , ali day rfatimiay aji-i Sun- Th:it S>. ti.^n 5- --.f -"ill <--?<- r3nr,' h,L- ani.'ndt"! t.i r> .1*1 il" f.:•!!-.-.v:-* Llo.Vo.726 day, AU 2-5i)IQ. S.-tf!i!:i i2 Th" ?<"r* fnf {*,*• ;ss;t- 11-7-tf «ik «tv,f 1S3I 1IICBCIBY station »ns..n. -• dwir, V^ry %oo>% en Sl"0I,, »liii!i !..• 11 f,.|l.,*-«. ^iTvin'S, 2i'''« in. almost ne Tail AD 2-BSH2. (as F.r earh t;iti'Ab h.-- me- rhe ail AD 3-:*t< sum of f-n df.Hurs < $! -i •?*> i per 950 Bl if'K, 4-donr. Hydramatl^. ' ^ • *7 RXrYCI.OPFDIA. 41 (ton miles, gf.jd tires, ex...litnt condition. Orlfinitl owm-r. '"all Funk .& W?ff THE WE3T7TELD (N. J.\ LEADER. WEDNESDAY, NOVEMBER 27, 1957

Hygrade Pure SAUSAGE MEAT

Swiff* Premium or Armour Star RIBS OF BEEF

Far tr» holiday . . . FISCHER'S STUFFING BREAD

ALLEN'S

GOOD THINGS TO EATI

MINCE PIE '"»«" "'"63c

PUMPKIN PIE '«"* -* 63c Maid Frtsh Frozen APPLE RING •»'y 57e Frash Oc«an Spray ORANGE JUICE CapaCsd •irris ly« hash Frozen GINGERBREAD «uif ~ largo and

PAYROLL 1133 CENTRAL AVENUE CHECKS WESTFJI1D, N. J CASHED FKl! Nabisco LuxToiletSoap Lifebuoy Soap Sunshine Spry Keefabr Cut Rite B»rry*s 3 cakes 31 C Shortening Ritz Crackers Club Crackers Elbow Chocnut Krispy bath A O b Wax Paper 3 bar, 43C Macaroiii Crackers Mb. box Cookies 35c Mb. box 39c ^ reH r\ lib. ^n 10-oi.pkg. 39C Mb. box 2"£ THE WESTFTELT) (N. J.) LEADER. WEDNESDAY, NOVEMBER 27, 1957 Nme SocialAnd Club News Of The Week In The Westfield Area

Miss Mar Q Garden Club Group Alumni Club President lenders in such artMtlt-it a» re Town With Sally j ' n Pentz Becomes Bride Audrey Daly Is ^i'iiia! Hub mating!*, the ndrnis Holds Christmas Show Attends Campus Affair ninin progrtint, und v«'i I'lHulucted by Hucktiell, wa*e lith 5 7 St° d the f 1>uni an was ,tl,(. Elizabeth Town and I " '" " '" ' "'" m»rri«i Saturday ;.t four oYK-k in St Gland avenue, Uahwuy, aimoniu'i's tion and Christmas «ale ttiven by ttucU'd at his iilmn muter, Buck- vmiviTslty's recreation center. J .".. cM'- The formal affair 1 nunksKivinK holiday weekend at, Hiim-h t»> \v»| .,. M,.,|il| U-ommi Jr.," -on of Mr nn.i Mi-« Walt U the eniwt'im'iit uf her Jiuighter, jthe Mountain Trail Gulden Club I null Unlvo-Hity, 1.1'wlnbiii'if, l'» Furrow, who win gi'iniunU'd ilC '^nflit tlio Community Trust This Homestead Inn, Sturbri'dge" | '- ""I'll Leonard Sr. of 800 Forest nvetim-. The i.i™ionv w«< Audrey Mildred Duly, to John lust week in the U'Kimi Hull in i Furrow took parti in tlit> vampus llriil, is jnenicletil of tlm Northern> 1 M I of tin U'ajftic. j performed by tlio Rt.v. Richard 1. Havdman. A r WarriMi Hopkins, sun of Miv. John Mountainside. to nn.iiKt aliinui! N. J. Huckiicll Alumni Club. j1"1' h»n»'' uf Mr. iiml Mrs. K. 1). | nator and Mis. Robert Crane Mr. and Mis'cail J Hopkins, 200 rburles .street, and Mrs. J. Henry Stauli Jr., nnsist- —f. biebert Jr. | RappuM, m Jvtt r*a,i awnue. 1 illiklf avenue will be hosts at of 715 Slandish avenue V the late John M, (.'. Hopkins. Cii by Mis. Kn'd Itovi !', both uf P J will be The bride, givt-n in maniape by Miss Daly, daughter of the late ,ner paW priopresidenr to tht eof the hosts Saturday evening at ,part ..y. White House, tpm- » Chviittmns Crane >•• her father, wure a impiiv style, James J. Daly Si\, is a (trwlualo demonstration <>f door swaga and in honor of Mr. and Mrs, Robert j faille-taffeta white irown with of Kahway High School and is em- TURKEY DINNER ntertuining friends before Barnes of Colonial avenue. | Chantilly la \arrangementft. Mis. Rtaub rtifld* ,o.e bodk-f. H«r shouM- ployed by the American Mineral a number of door swags and ex- with all the trimming* cocktails, are Mr. and er Wnxth voil w!ls : lance, Mr. and Mrs. H. w. Graf of I »" «->«'d to H Spiiiti Co. at Murray Hill. plulni'd how to group pines nn' '"«' and ' car- Mr. Hopkins graduute of rH)t ^ usc j,lst ont. kind, also to Sunday evening at a cocktail party. rieil a prayer bonk with eucharis Wvstfn'ld High School and attend look for different ornaments to $2.75 HI it's and stephanotis, til United Radio & Television In-1 hang on the door piece each year. . ,nd Mrs. N. H. Jordan of [rs load Mr. and Mrs. Jack Pickell Jr. |. ^ - Robt-rt Reed Stamford of 'iir Hill returned Mon- .-litntf, Newark. Discharged from: Using stymfoam and gr««n» in and their daughter, Mary Jo, of i 5 >**'• , was matromtrnn of honor Children's Turkey (rom a week's vacation spent anJ Mr Bo the Uniti'd States Air Force in) ma,ly 0£ ncr arrangements, »he 414 Tremont avenue left We*tlieId| - >" Stanley ButU'rworth he cloister, Sea Island, Ga. 1953, he is a technical aide at Bel! • a|RO CIeat«l many C h r Is t m a « last week to make their home ini°f Collinnswood. bridesmaid. Both Tekiihoiu-Uboratoriei a at Murray themes both modem and tradj- Dinner $2.00 -*- Atlanta, Ua. Prior to their de- j attendants, Claire and Kathryn proup of 17 couples attended » tional. parture Mr. and Mrs, Pickell were Nolan, formerly of WesthV.J, wore Mrs. R. F. Sarich, program Servtd From Dartmouth-Princeton football guests at a number of dinner par- emerald green velvet sheaths with , Saturday at Princeton Uni- chairman, thanked Mrs. Rtaub on 12:00-9:30 P.M. ties. Mrs. Pickell was feted at a I satin cumberbunds and oil the face CCH Auxiliary behalf of the dub. Hostesses in- jy. Prior to the game the luncheon given by Mrs William ! hats made of emerald preen feath- lunched in Princeton. Fol- eIS cluded Mrs. Robert Goodhurt and George Chong's p Morrison of 304 Dudley avenue, a - They carried while fujii Mrs. Carl Salerno. The Christmas tg the game, Dr. and Mrs. luncheon bridge party given by chrysanthemums with green fo- Sets Yule Session ik Bell entertained the group arrangement at the refreshment Mrs. William Angell of 746 Pros- "!iai»e. CHI-AM CHATEAU Inc. (Mails after which a co-opera- table wus made by Mm. Stephen pect street, and a coffee given by Peter B. Sjwrr. v of Rochester., Wagner, held at the home - The Christmas meeting of the U.S. HIGHWAY 22 MOUNTAINSIDE, N. J. supper Mrs. O'Mara White of 642 Fair- N. Y., was best man. Ushers were Women* Auxiliary of the ChiM- Ir'ind Mrs. John M. Wittke, mont avenue. Leonard D. I-eValley of South i MMtt YOUt MMtVATIONi Hillside avenue. drens Country Home will be held "No matter how flat your con Dartmouth, Ma.«s., and Robert U. j ut the home of Mrs. Emerson versation may be, a woman al Mr. and Mrs. Leif Wiese of 800 I Anderson of New York City, for- i Thomas Dec. 3. ways like to have it flatter."—Dick Phone ADami 2-3873 jday evening Carly Stunner, Forest avenue were host3 Thurs- \ merly of We.-tfield. j lin Dahlstrom, and Missy day evening at a dinner party for j For traveling the bride wore a | Mrs. A. B. Conlln, president of | will entertain 48 of their their Gourmet Group. The dishes' burgundy plaid tweed suit with (he auxiliary has announced that ih grade friends at a square were Norwegian, the recipes hav- • matching velvet hat* After a wed- the Christmas music for the day t from eight until eleven at injr been translated form an au-1 ding trip to Skytop in Pennsyl- will bf sung by Miss Greta Wolff, KtstfitM Ti Clb couple will reside at young Westfielder who last year thentic Norowegian cookbook. Thejvania, the . _. became the youngest member of and Mrs. James Eldridge guests were Mr. and Mrs. Donald .Frog Hollow Farm, Ccnterpoint, MRS. WALTER LEONARD JR. the Metropolitan Opera singers. ^entertain at a cocktail party Bauer, Mr. and Mrs. Harry Crome, i Pa. j ------• Since her graduation from Wrest- Jeannette's Is My Store HiV afternoon at their home Mr. and Mrs. George Marshall,] Mrs. Leonard attended Dana • Meeting Set Monday fleld High School, Miss Wolff has idgo street The party will and Mr. and Mrs. Thomas Aylinjj.' Hall Schools, Wellesley, Mass., and ' ' | sung professionally in concerts heir weekend guests, Dr. | was a graduate of Connecticut Col- The Spruce Twig will hold its j and musical comedies. s. Joseph Abrecht of Phila- Mrs. Otto Niebruggjg e of 1995 j ]ege for Women, New London, Christmas meeting at the home of | Hostesses for the afternoon, Pa. West Broad street is leaving West- Conn. Mrs. A. D. Crrhore on Monday. addition to Mr«. Thomas, will be field to join her husband in San Mr. Leonard ttrnd«i Hill Members are to meet at the home Mesdames J. I. Broback, M. G. E. W. Koechlein Jr. of 510 Juan, Puerto Rico. Business will School, Pottstown, Pa., and was keep them in Puerto Rico until ,of Mrs. Charles Saitla, 71» Law- i Robinson, R. C. H. Hicks Jr., Hunt-! imaxon drive was hostess re- graduated from Hobart College, j reni.t, aV);nU(, at 10 a.m. «r Grant and E. h. Ricker. t a luncheon bridge party next summer. Geneva. N. "V. j —. __. . — Baltusrol Country Club in Out-of-town guestgue?ts whwh foang of Akron, Ohio, Mri. i for >' Friday tvt- Pn-nuptiai jmrties weie givvn i "Sale" Prices ind's BMiher, who is a house- j ™ »ven-th:rty until nine- ?ta^-iri.!aw amfda^gh.!thirt>- at a "R«kjnd Roll' party. home JUST SHOP AND COMPARE Ti dinner jhower by Mr. and Mr«. L. YOtm BUY AT -

Mrs. Kuchs will visit ] andn Miss Selma Biskinty, ail of GAMBURG FURS itil the Christmas holidays Brooklyn. Weirfield't Fur Shop of DUtinction l will fly to South America Twig to Meet iy with her son and daugh- Mr. and Mrs. George W. Pusac'x MADE TO ORDER READY TO WEAR *w, Mr. and Mrs. J. W. of 953 Carlton road will hare a* The Poplar Twig will rm-et Mon- REMODELS REPAIRS it their home in Chile. | their Thanksgiving gue«fc?, Mr. and day at !0:30 a.m. at the home of 249 E. MOAD ST. AO 2-3423 i Mrs. Amos Batsman and child of Mr=. DeWitt Wwi, 634 l^enox ave- (Opp. Rialto Theatre) Open Mon. t Thun. Til 9 P.M. «nd Mrs. RoUnd Hail of 6 j Havertown, Pa. nue. ™ood lane, Mountainside,, Jfan their house-guest their son- *""" Valeric, daughter of Mr. «nd daughter, Mr. and Mrs. ian(i Mrs- R- (;- Valerio of 478 Otis- i >te 3rd, and their children,;ra drivf celfbrated her third birth-,' «nd Jae Lynn, of Indianap-; day Sunday afternoon with a party j '^ Mr. and Mrs. Hall will f°r a g™»P «f friends. ; at a family dinner party **" , ; giving Day. j , Mr- aRd Mrs- Ch«rle» J. Good-! ^| ! rich are the hou>egyests of their i »»d Mrs. Malcolm Wiltshire j daughter, Mr?. Stanley V. Maiek ; Crystal and Glassware Arlington avenue will have of 154 Harrison avenue. Mr. and i t guests for the Thanksgiv- |Mr?. Goodrich, formerly of "Wett- j China and Dinnerware iy dinner party for a group ; fieid. spent the »amrrjer months at ] k"i members of Uieir family ] their home »t Puncook Lake, in j "m York. Center Barnrff-ad, anNd . MrsH. . Good- i Figurines . , ,, -•- , the holidayWill {TsO MrtO . Florid* for the I «nd Mrs. James W. Taylor I rich Unape trail have returned ; K.;nt, Wall Placques 1 week's vacation spent at! (Please turn to page HI auestead, Hot Springs, Va. Milk Glass Silver Copper Brass f you're looking for something different " come see our selection of Wooden ware Brass and Copper, Imported by Dessau Decorative Accessories Pewter Washed Copper Smoking Stands Planters, Wall Brackets, etc. Stack Tables Milk Glass by Kemple and Fentori Madonnas in Pottery and China

by Emkay - Many new designs Owr new HAYMAKERS wait m fashtai... TAGS, SEALS, RIBBONS, ENCLOSURE CARDS sttk a trim mi towty silhouette. An elegant footnote ts at year tweeds EVERYTHING YOU NEED TO MAKE IT SOMETHING SPECIAL! For the Home Decorator mt casuals witt tfcetr newly Kghtheartetl, tapered kni Completely Large Selection of Christmas Candles and Novelties We have Assorted Greens, Holly, Cooes, hmMucte • the softest most luxurious leaders! Either toatmp nc I baoyartf imported crepe sate and stacked tieel, or gMmg iashionably m Still Time to Order Your Personalized Christmas Cords Berries, etc. tter famous wedgs, they tuwE 8 iwt Sufi de6nte:lr«»i " ' Sample Books Delivered to Your Home, on Request Wedsed; Biosk, Red or Benedictine, ^GINNING DEC. 2nd - OPEN EVENINGS (teoled: BltKti ami trmnmod, \&.95 Jeannette's Gift Shq| 227 E. a«wt§ Stnnf .^ SCOTT'S Open Mondey antf Hwsiof -mmm^ WE5TFIRD OU1MBY AT CENTRAL to PftvnkifieJ lLW ST., WISTHUD Td.ADM«» j StOm HOURS: 9 TO * D*ILT - 9 TO * MONBAT MAKE THIS YOUR CHRISTMAS LIST! FINE CHINA Wedgwood Come to Jane Smith where there is a store full of CHRISTAAAS MAGIC that Sped* CotlleJon will fulfill the wishes of everyone... Nofitoke MJnton

Lenox Syrocutt fane smith Pkkord IM-141 ONTltAl AVE. AD 2-4800 Royal Jockien Cvsfemer Porfdos et 132 Elmer St. OKN MONDAY AMD THURSDAY EVfNINGS Til 9 P.M. CRYSTAL fostoria SMART MEN.. .CHRISTMAS-BUYING MOTHERS ... HOLI- Tiffin DAY-MINDED MISSES ... HAPPY SHOPPING CHILDREN... Heiwy Imperial Come to Jane Smith's — only here you will find such won- Kotta derful special gifts for Mother, Dad, Sister, Brother and LINENS Baby, too! Inipoftoa ofta Domestic From all over America, from PERFUMES all the lands of the earth... by Honri 6#nd»l a gift collection for your se- HITCHCOCK lection, to make each one's FURNITURE fondest wish come true! WILLIAMSBURG REPRODUCTIONS SILVER Sterling and fiMtt Hat*

JEWELRY •yN«pt«r We've i ftotti* CanMfll* four corners of I earth for gifts to beautify < home... for« PERSONALIZED treasures to' STATIONERY forever... for i rative actettbriM ( PEWTER today's living1. LAMPS and TRAYS SNACK TABLES TEA WAGONS In our CHRISTAAAS SHOP BAR ACCESSORIES this year we feature the decorations from LUGGAGE House Beautiful and By rmEirYffiivfi Amalia fertwrt House and Garden Smartly designed, beautifully created I Skyway Ornaments, tree lights, table linens, dinner- WlMary ware and glasses, all to make your holiday more Festive! HANDBAGS WALLETS EVERYONE LOVES LEATHER . . . I MOTHER and DAUGHTER fd iuuem whether it b« a small cat* to heM BROTHER too, are dtcktd ** Grandmother's pills or largo jewel box for Mother's precious pretties or in their Holiday best! LEATHER a strong handsome suitcase for hard ACCESSORIES working Dad, we have it I CLOCKS and

MIRRORS of ATTACHE CASES and BRIEF BAGS TEEN and JUNIOR Coot* and Jadurti

DTMM* and Formal* Skirt* and Shatlandt

CHILDREN and INFANT In#w-$«lti taffy Ctwrhcs Milton* and Searvtt Iton Suits

; Ikttrt •'.•-•;•: v:,

MISSES FASHIONS Ski WE'RE HAPPY TO GIFT WRAP CruiM Clothe* OR GIVE EXPERT PACKAGING 9mm WMr Open Evenings Til 9 PM. starting sm- FOR MAILING YOUR PRESENTS 32 PARKINKING FOR OUR CUSTOMERS - I •HIM am. i !tfc THE WESTFIELD (N. J.) LEADER WEDNESDAY, NOVEMBER 27,1957

E. Laurence Springer, The m»n who leads headmaster, will civet the diners (Continued from page 9) and introduce the «vt>ntnc'a guest life Is likely to got through twi« . ami Mrs. Harrison H. as quick."—J. E. Cook ' of 137 Harrison avenuo ft thoir quests for a holiday So dear to her heart Mrs. Young's parents, Sir. Mrs. K- Si Knuppen Bllli sll.s' ' •- .rrandmother, Mrs. John "? \Vil«on, all of Tulsa, Okla. The Lasting [' 9nd Mrs. Osvaldo Ros Jr. ,i' Rodman road will have as 1 Christmas " Thank?s-ivinf> guests Mr. Ros ts Mr. and Mrs. John J. Mu!- ii°of Briollo, formerly of Wood- Gift I avenue. Irs. Harry Schneider of Win- Salem, N'. C, was the houso- 'f la=t week of her brother and 'pin-lav, Mr. and Mrs. L. W. ,rt of 122 Woodland avenue. [ll. V. Blodgett of 518 Elm ^ was hostess Wednesday at. luncheon in honor of Mrs. neider who formerly resided on I street. [o. Hugo G'. Loesch, 29 Stone- _ ii park, will be hostess to tha ,jng Sisters Monday at her IngeStoffers *' *— :,iicy Lee, daughter of Mr. and Is Bride-Elect MOVADO t j, S. Lee of 115 Harrison Mrs. Erich "oTtoffers of 642 Btie.is entertaining tonight at Fourth avenue, announces the en- presents linner party in honor of her gagement of her daughter, Inge tnth birthday. Six girls from Anna Lucinde, to Hugo Frederick The Watchmaker's class will bequests. Thomas, son of Mr, and Mrs, Chester E. Thomas Sr. of 200 Ir. and Mrs. Edwin 0. Edwards Sandalwood lane, Colonia. Watch 627 Prospect street, have re- Miss Stoffers, the daughter of Seii from visiting their son, iff, at his home in West Palm the late Mr. Stoffers, is a graduate BiSad, neomnMnded, thoaca for their ova of Westfield Senior High School wrist* by w*tchm*i«n all over th« world. Tha idu Fla. Geoff is a television and is attending Trenton State iscaster on state WEAT-TV in rwwu - iti remarkable dependability, tha t city. Their younger son, Teachers College. Her fiance, an ice, who is a junior at the Uni- alumnus of East Side High School, Vtcdtaca of iU full siu movement, th« outstanding lity of Virginia, joined them Newark, and Upsala College, East rmlw in iU modtrdU price n»s« I Snjwrbly Slips fe for a weekend. Orange, is attending the graduate school in the field of geology at Brad**, ragnd, JnraM* te tu slim h»nd»n» cuing. Petticoats liss Mabel L. Sturgis and Fred Miami University in Oxford, Ohio. Bturgis of 503 Boulevard have The wedding is to take place on Panties Dec. 28 at 3:30 p.m. in the Luth- f (o the Ponce de Leon Hotel, • Pajamas Petersburg, Fla., for the win- eran Church. 14 K O«M MM, W«Mr • Gowns Dr. Meder to Speak M. Tu M. Ir. and Mrs. Sidney Coe and • Crinolines I mother, Mrs, Charles Runs- At Pingry Dinner tn returned last week on the • Robes I Constitution" from a seven- The guest, speaker at the annual pi vacation in Europe, visiting Pingry School fathers' dinner, to For Tkote Wfcoie Moment* Ar« Pr«eto« • Peignoirs higal, Italy, Switzerland and be held at the school bee. 7, is to CHARGE ft BUDGET PLANS AVAILABLE ftria. Their son, Ensign Robertbe Dr. Albert E. Meder Jr., dean • Bed Jackets has just been assigned to of admissions of Rutgers Univer- olulii, Hawaii with a Navy air sity. He has chosen as his sub- MARTIN JEWELERS, dion. Ensign and Mrs. Coe ject "What's Ahead in College." driving to San Francisco. Dean Meder is at present on leave THE HOUSE OP of absence from Rutgers, acting -+- as chairman of the college en- DIAMOND VALUES ts. Robert Buch and two chil- trance examination board commis- , recently returned from a trip sion OR mathematics. h'sneyland Hotel in Anaheim, The evening is to begin at 5 • o'clock with the traditional minia- iss Gertrude Mezger, who was ture school where the parent fol- ied to Albert L. Klingelhofer lows his son's class schedule in 12- 18 Linden avenue, Nov. 16, minute periods. The purpose of honored at a bridal shower the miniature school is to acquaint Nylon Gowns ... .$5.98 to $16.98 ntly at the home of Mrs. Wil- the father with his son's teachers C. Meyer Jr., of Millington. and to give the instructors the op- Elm & Quimby Sti. Nylon Slips $3.98 to $8.98 tu .Marilyn Seclig, .daughter portunity to explain their pro- r. and Mrs. Richard Seelig of gwinv to the visitors. AD 2-6718 Half Slips...... $2.98 to $5.98 Mayle street, Garwood, cele- Dinner for the parents and their U id her third birthday anni- guests, and for the faculty, will Stores oko In Cronford and Donlln't Jawalert In Kanllworth iry at a party Nov. 18 at be at 6:30 p.m. in the school din- Crinolines $3.98 to $16.98 home. Twenty-six guests -wer» int from Garwood, Westfield, Flannel Sleepwear $3.98 to $ 5.98 th Plains, Linden and Lin* Robes $5.98 to $17.98 ZJo J^hoiv Jft'd L/outJ m Ansley Bed Jackets $5.98 to $8.98 Is Party Givers Individually Monogrammtd BIOUMS i unique service is being off- Styled by ky Betty Ansley of Westfield Luxite - h Bhould prove helpful for used party givers. AVALON Loungee •wing from experience in Los You'll love the penonalixed look iles and Honolulu, Mrs, Ans- of these monogrammed, meticu. Sleep-ease lotnly-lailored blouses by wers the party giver a corn- Fantasy • '.'.•'•' service from unusual themes AVALON. With a flair for all rear moods to menus and hor 'round wear . . . they travel from Laros ivers. «ea«m to season in beautiful fuh< Val Mode '•' service ranges from the ion, ready to accompany your fa* I intimate cocktail party to a vorile skirts and suits anywhere... formal dinner; from a child's anytime! fay party to a golden wed- Choke of Honognm Colon: Vjhit*, tniiiversary celebration. Hack, light pry, iatk grey, told, btift, brown, lurauoUe, mat green, ktlly grttn, pink, purplt, tti, tqua, light blue, rajrtt CLASSIFIEDS PAY mdruiy. i U!# a i» « KANBARS

Wast StvtnHi Strati Pkiinfi«ld, N. J. T.I. fl M432 * MDIESS DETAILS OP THAT PAKn "*«. flcwtit, minft, towatr |MiW«, $4.98 "• "Md food mi ««i<«t w«t- TtiU Julian inspireil Monogrtm Siirf * *iH b. olMmH.J hr yen m it • *sml«rroi find (sr jronr wird- MM, pnvtrt, dininf raomi. nbti Btmtifullj Uilored, il'i s drip And for our Younger Fry ... irj, crtMtretimiM lite cenon shirt lint mnma ?«« ludtridlditj

that boi/m joat initiali ta Old Eof-1 ii,h or CMnal letterinj, «w tptB» oot "!«•• •>«." '» »H •• t * ***** tile wtnia for atnsu or atmf we« .. . wi* • jewel wekltoe yea m ADoms 2U31 Opan every ev«ning 'Hi 9 o'clock from Dtc 2 la Dae 24 total, laM and irer- THE WESTFIELD (N. J.) LEADER, WEDNESDAY, NOVEMBER 27. Park, tied, »H j>er cent. Christmas Party to Be VVSCS Circles Plan Betrothed Select Theme for Betrothal Told African Violet (Mass 2—(Novice) hitrhiwt aeorfl, Society Holds Session Mrs. Howard Waifiwr, 08 per cent. Meld at Club House Meeting in December Mrs. Norman Orr, program Circles of the Wimmn's Soriuly Garden Center The Union Cinnrty Chupler of chairman, introduced tho (ruost Tho recreational activities de- of Christian Serving will iiii'd Doc, the African Violet Society, Inc., speaker, Dr. .limit's M. Mevvltt, partment of the Woman's Club will B lit 12:!)0 p.m. fur pin-eii'd dish' h«ld ita regular monthly meetiil(f niiinacer for plant chemical devel- hold its annual Christmas lunch- "The More tho Merrier" will opment, Merck & Co. Int., of Juncheon as follows: Chvlo 3, Mr.s. bo tho thwiK' for tho (ianlcn f'cn- last week at the Baptist Church, eon and party in the clubhouse on LEA&PB A^T^ Ituhwuy. RADS King Gould, 417 Prospect, sl.reot; 4IT to lie presented next spi niK Scotch Plain*. " — &Rl!t(.j 2, Mrs. K. W. Huwdon, 0!i7 Fuii- by the (iiii'di'ii Club Council of The revisions to the by-laws, The monthly award waa won by mont Bvenuej H, Mrs. N. L. Kvhrli, tin' W'rttfli-Id arcn, A .mcflint; <>( rend at the September meeting, Mi'.-i. Julia Olson, Scotch Plains. 941 Wyumlotto tiuil; i, Mrs. C. S. till' Garden Center rgmmitti'i1 of were voted upon and punned. Tea wa* served with Mis. J. J. Oldford, 127 North Euclid UVIMIUU; the council WHS held Wednesday Mrs. 11. K. Dunn, Summit, vio- Couser, Berkeley Heights, and Mrs. B, Mrs. F. \V. Brown, 25 Stonc- at tho home of Mrs. Henry (i. let show chuirmnn, reported that | P. E. Stevens, Roselle Park, pour- leigh park; 0, Mrs. C. Ii. Hyeis, Kichtei', chairman, to formulate her committee waa completed and iu£. Mi'fi. George Benson, Scotch 725 Austin street; 7, Mrs. 1.. ],. | plans for the first project of thii would meet shortly to get plans PUins, was hoateas lor the month. Cole, S Homestead terruoo, >S<:otch newly-formed group. underway for the spring show Plains; 8, Mrs. John Rush, 7 Folk- It was decided to hold the Gar- which will be held in April. Talk Heard by fttone drive and 9, Mrs. C. C. Kern, den Center May 2 and .'!. This Mrs. Donald Reitz, Berkeley 420 South Euclid avenue. concerted effort of the 10-club Heights, membership chairman, DAR Chapter 1 and different, too Circle 10 will meet Tuesday at group will be an educational ex- introduced the following new mem- 12:30 p.m. with Mrs. F. E. Kos- hibit providing a wealth of in- bers: Mrs. Joseph Pernal of 903 The Scotch Plains Chapter of enatiehl, 21 Mountain View drive. formation pertaining to gardening East Broad street, Mrs. George S. the DAR met Thursday afternoon needs. All homeowners and resi- Webb of Elizabeth, and Mia. M. B. in the home of Mrs. John Kciler, dents of Westfield and neighboring Pendas of Fanwood. 1988 Grand street, South Plain- ANTIQUE JEWELRY towns will be invited to attend. A little • show was held under field. Weekly Flower Order The exhibit will take place in the CAROL HAMELIN the directidn of the education com- ANTIQUE MVs. J. R. Freeman gave a talk ALICE FREEMAN bandstand of Mindowaskin Park, mittee, Mrs. C. P. Ward, Florham As a gift on Birthdays, CHINA • GLASS • SILVER or. "American Patterned Glass." and additional displays will occupy Park, chairman. Judges were Mis. Anniversaries, Christmas. • DECORATIVE ACCESSORIES the Wflteunk -Room of the West- Former Westfield E. H. Benners of Cranford, Mrs. Mrs. Thomas Weekly, regent* All On Display at Engagement Told field Library. C. E. Howard of 819 Kimble ave- announced that anyone wishing to know more about the "Sons of the , Cheer for Shut-ins. Our New Location Mrs. Kichter named several nue, and Mrs. J. J. Courser of committee chairmen: Staging, Mrs. Girl Is Engaged Berkeley Heights. American Revolution" may call For your own home. If* Fun to Look — Come In Of Alice Freeman F. J. Schilling; hospitality, Mrs. Class 1—Highest ..score, Mrs. MA. 4-1770. THE LENNARDS Emery B. Gebert, and publicity, Mr. and Mrs. Bernard P. Hamc- Glen Hudson of 701 Belvidere ave- 401 MORRIS AVE. Mr, and Mrs. Joseph Woo Mrs. Torg Tonncssen lin of Drums, Pa., formerly of nue and Mrs. C. P. Ward, Fiorham LEADER ADS BRING RESULTS Freeman of 8 Stoneleigh park and PPresen t at thhe meeting were Westfield, have announced the en- J y SPRINGFIELD, N. J. Bristol Highlands, Bristol, R.I.. as little os 'IVJ.Vjy DREXEL 6-7274 Mrs. James Oneal, Mrs. H. L. gagement of their daughter, Carol announce the engagement of their Monier, Mrs. F. J. Schilling and Mae, to Charles A. Cox Jr., son daujrhter, Alice Amelia Talent, to Mrs. Richter representing the Gar- of Mr. and Mrs. Cox Sr. of White FOR NOW OR AN Donald Dean Davidson, son of den Club of Westfield; Mrs. Frank Haven, Pa. IDEAl CHRISTMAS GIFT Mr. and Mrs. Frank E. Davidson of Urner and Mrs. H. E. Lake of Mis3 Hamelin attended Holy Gary, Ind. Blue Star Garden Club; Mrs. Trinity School and was graduated PRIVATE BUS SERVICE The bride-elect te a graduate Maurice Loewel and Mrs, Tonnes- from White Haven High School. TheWlD Mill hW Deliveriei Fridays in time for the weekend of WeAtfield High School and is sen of Rake and Hoe Garden Club; Her fiance, a graduate of MM1, Start any time for at long as you wish. 1UMMIT-MAPLEW00D now a senior at Indiana University, Mrs. Paul Haines of Mountainside Freehmd, Pa., is stationed at Otis AND VICINITY TO where she is majoring in Spanish. Garden Club; L R. Hubbard of Air Force Base, Mass. She is a member of the Kappa the Men's Garden Club of West- KATHARINE GIBBS national sorority. field; Mrs. Emery B. Gebert of cheer andcharm are synonymou.s with la MONTCLAIK , Mr. Davidson, a transfer stu- Crestwood Garden Club; Mrs. DNA Representative L OM «W TWC-YMT CMTMI U dent from Michigan University, Frank Lewis of the garden de- Thanksgiving, plans a festive dinner, with H. I. VANCE •CRBTARIAL is also a senior at. Indiana Uni- partment of the Woman's Club. Addresses Club Group Also members of the council, and special menus for the children in your family. Writ, or Maptun* versity, where he is majoring in fir full Inlomution marketing. He is affiliated with participating in the Garden Center, The Mountainside Woman's Club r,«.i M+Mti the Delta Tau Delta national fra- will be the Garden Circle of West- held its November meeting in the ternity. field, the Fanwood Garden Club, Legion Hall on Mill lane Wednes- After graduation, a summer the Sundial Garden Club of Fan- day at 12:30. A representative of On Route 302 Bernardsvilk, N. J. 321 SOUTH AVE. AD 2-2525 Opp. R.R. Station wedding is planned. wood, and the Shackamaxon Gar- the DN Association in Westfield den Club. spoke on the services performed Rnervattoni, pleas* - Call BE 8-11 SO, 1151 SHOP THE. SOUTH SIDE FOR PARKING by the group in Mountainside. Plans Discussed for Local Resident to Five new members weer intro- Snacktime with Santa" duced by Mrs. E. J. Verlangiere. Attend First Meeting They were: Mrs. Fredrick WUke, The home of the music chair- Mrs. E. Royal Zeitler, Mrs. Kay- Miss Maud N. Austin of Carle- mond Mvoczek, Mrs. G. W. Nolte, man, Mrs. H. H. Anderson, 536 ton Towers^ president of the New Clark street, will be the meeting Mrs. L. H. Lcg-gett. It was voted Jersey Council for the Social Stud- on and approved to send Christma place Tuesday evening, for the ex- ies, has recently been named a ecutive board of the Westfield Jun- gifts to the school the club is spon- fellow of the National Council for soring in Tennessee through the ior Woman's Club. Mrs. John E. Jeographic Education. Miss Aus- PORTRAITURE Powers, president, will preside. "Save a Child Federation." Mrs tin and Joseph Fiorentino of Tren- R. W. Kapke is in charge. After Children Adult* Bridw Department chairmen will pre- ton are to attend the Pittsburgh ient reports. Also progress of the meeting a demonstration on Candid Wadding Story meeting of the National Council the latest hair styles was given by Marcus Jewelers plan»_for "Snacktime With Santa- for the Social Studios as repre- "Jules" a local hairdresser, She HOWILL STUDIOS will be discussed by the chairman, sentatives to the first meeting of Mrs. Charles W. Messerve. This was introduced by Mrs. Louis Ju- II) ELM STREET the new delegate assembly over banowsky, the club -president. will be the third year that the the Thanksgiving holidays. Hop* Haffte, Artist Junior Woman's Club has sponsor- for Your Holiday Tahk William Woffle, Photographer ed a celebration with Santa Claus USE LEADER CLASSIFIEDS for Westfield children. Funds LEADER ADS BRING RESULTS FOR BEST RESULTS AD 2-4970 earned frgtn this event will be jrlv- Jan Pan A*r '" en To the Westfield youth consulta- frre OlV.fllreri Pnrkln* tion service. -KADEN'S WESTFIELD "Ml:. Bt'first Impression Perfect" with oir BETTER «.. bright as her eyes, pretty as the cake, these gay and grown-up styles, DRY CLEANING made for growing feet... made to offer lasting fit, firm support '•/>, and lots of famous Stride Rite wear. have a grand time at the party... in shimmery, shiny TRIDE

• Spots and Itoint Diiapptar Like Magic • More Dirt Removed • Ceton Tab On New •rlHi«nc« • He Oderi Remain The perfect tablt appointments for tht gracious hostoti, from starter *et$ of fir* ' US1 CASH ft CARRY China - ond oth.n - to the finishing touctm. From vfgefabb dishes, gravy boots, m SAVE 20% pots, sugar and creamer and platters, to p«pp«r mill sets and cigarette lighter sets ~« ON All WIAWNO Aff AIM stocked in each pattern. Silverware in wide artery with wery matching serving p'we rt TowU, Gotham, Kirk, Reed & Barton, Lunt, Heirloom, International and u/" M PHONE M. 6-OIOd-OTHI* TOWNI WX-2100 (NO TOll) China by Lenox, Rosenthctl, Syracuse, Royal Doulton, Haviiand and Castleton.

from $6.95 IT'S SMART TO SAY "CHARGE IT" AT MARCUS . . . Immediate Delivery Kaden's Shoes Budget Terms B, H. J.-COR. SOUTH ond IELAND • COt tANDOtPH home of lleeblt Buurna. Pembrool; road, were married Sat- The WestfUlii club is aiding Plnin- Club Has Discussion urday afternoon at four-thirty fk'ld in the establishment of their o'clock in the chapel of the First organisation, Plans ate being made Mrs. Joseph I'ernnl will lend R Congregational Church, Wcstfldd. for a joint nietUmsc of the twodiscussion on "Th» Scarlet Letter" Dr. J. h. McCorison Jr. officiated. clubs. wlwn the book dopnrumenl of the At the beginning of this month, College Womnn's Club inset.* on birthday cards were sent to theDei'. 10 at tli« homv of Mrs. Thus. Trenton State Homo for Delin- J, 1'irt.ts, 757 Hyalip avenue. Mem- The Gabardine Classic COLLEGIANS quent Girls. A. committee, headed bers tire requested to reiul lih*i book Paul Tokar, son of Mr. and Mrs. by Pnt Hogan, are to maku plans before the meeting. Michael Tokai1, 103 Pearl street, A dress practically syrtonymom student at DenUan University, Granville, Ohio, is enrolled in the SANDI\A CARBLKY with the Best's name... Air Froce Reserve Officers Train- baste In, cut.... highly wearable, IBARBARA RAKOWSKI ing Corps program of the United Sandra Carbley States Air Force. then ... simplicity Itself * * + ItmaybcallttUtarly Barbara Izatt, who U attending Plans Wedding in detail. Rayon and Acetate rbara Rakowski Utah State University, has been to decide what you're pledged to Alpha Chi Omega so- going to five him lor gabardine with button-down gaged to Wed rority. SCOTCH PLAINS — Mr. and Mrs. William Carbley of 348 Syca- Christmas, but it's fly front, Navy, copen, aqua or Miss Susan ItoUey, daughter of more avenue, announce the en- and Mrs. Allen Buck Jr. of Mr. and Mrs. Joseph R. Holspy of gagement of their daughter, Miss time to find out just beige. Sizes 10 to 20. 17.95 IHanfoiil place announce tlie B85 Birch avenue, has been elected Sandra Marie Carbley, to Calvin R. Cole of Went Dudley avenue, the righ« Lment of Mrs. Buck's dau^h- president of her dormitory at SkM- Mall and phone ordtrt flBtd Barbara Rakowski to Lyle more College. Susan is a junior at son of the late Capt. und Ma lilt he ird Strathman, son of Mr. Skidmorc where she is a member Harold P. Cole. Miss Carbley is a senior at wears' in j[f3. Joseph Strathman of of the psychology department. * * * Scotch Plains Ilitrh School. Her [i Kan. fiance, a graduate of Phelpa tho things you M Rakowski is n graduate of Constance Walsh of 231 Scotch Plains avenue, a student at Elmira School,. Malveni Pa,, is asso- might likt to give him. Meld High School and la in ciated with Arvey Corp., Jersey junior year at Marquette Unl- College, recently played the lead- ing role in the college's production City. y in Milwaukee, Wia. of Enid Bagnold's "The Chalk No wedding date has been set. Strathnian was graduated Garden." Constance, who is vico .Saints Peter and Paul Hiifh president of the Thespes Dramatic chosen treasurer of the Smith Col- John franks L Seneca, Kan. and attend Society at Elmira, is now In thelege Glee Club, Northampton, I Benedict's College in Atch process of directing Sir James M. Mass. Miss Anne Brovrcr, daugh- WATCHUNG*—State Highway, Routt 22 • PLainfleld 7-0500 [k«n. Harris's "The Old Lady Shows ter of Mr. and Mrs. Charles H. ii now in his senior year in Her Medals." Brower, 409 Woodland avenue, arid ipol of Engineering at Mar- * * * Miss Nancy Gordon, daughter of Miss Kathryn Wellman, daugh- Mr. and Mrs. Monroe Gordon, 901 1 wedding is planned. ter of Mr. and Mrs. Victor Well- Mountalnview circle have been man, 804 Hillside avenue has been chosen members of the glee club. [Sisterhood 1s on Projects Ipter N» PEO, will meet for V/tomatic m at 1 P-w- Wednesday at me of Mrs. E. W. Bowden [ Faivmont avenue. Mrs. T will serve as assistant

[owing the regular business ig, the program entitled "The THE MOMRNOIFT to Learning" will be present- 'hia will be a report of the projects of the PEO Sister- FOR EVtRYOHI Evergreen . R. K. Bjrwaters will report ttey College, a junior college iris located in Nevada, Mo. anil supported by the or- Grave Blanket ation. Due to the husbands ... when you lave at members the new chapel j Cottejr campus was recent- Full, luxurious greens hpleui and dedicated. .^.placed on the grave — f Westfield Federal Savings * C. R. Harris will r^brt on icational loan fund; This that will last all winter provides financial help to ¥ Bar their 'educational needs. last year 16S9 college girls Place Your Order Now |iiled in their college educa- 30 Pc. Dinner Set for 6 i W. I/. Riedejer will bring fcpter up to date on the prog- McEWEN florist 0 $34.20 Vafo It the international peace 501 GROVE ST. [»hip program. During the I M 8.1 students representing | TEL. AD 2-1142 rent countries were given !Hce scholarships to study I United States and Canada.

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THE CHUDIfN: Order Your Christmas Cords Silver Ploted Cup ond Spoon now while our selection it Roofuj-Goofus Ballj still complete. smalSmalll Dollfoils* Unusual DweraHvt Cofidles and Table Decorations plus \*>* rfreds of ittms to put under the tree of use « stocking staffers. WESTFIELD FEDERAL SAVINGS] Frartjacques 4Sifll«& IIMHillH 3-4SOO 309 South Ave.W. ' AD2"8863 Opp. Page Fowtecn' THE WESTFIELD (N. J.) LEADER. WEDNESDAY, NOVEMBER 27,1957 be held Jan. 20 at the Fantvood Club Group Holds Presbyterian Church. Anyone wish- Engagement Told Senior Club Joins Show ot Altman's ing to donnto books may call Mrs. William KHHZ, Fn. 2-9687. Junior Women in DRESSES Phuis were lunde roiTntly by thu The round robin bridge Unirna- ways and mentis committee of the ment, another fund-raising project Community Contest In a Holiday Mood! Fnuwooii College Woman's Club of tho club, is nlso in progress. for the forthcoming breakfast j;ift I'roeeeds frnm nil the.su atfnirs will show to be held D«, 10 at 1). Alt- 1 The Woman's Club "of Wcst- man and Co., Short Hills. Tickets Ku toward Liu club's scholarship Come see our exciting collection fiind which provides college whol- fielil nnil the Junior Woman's Club of holiday fashions-designed to may be obtained by contnebini; Mrs. of Weatfleld have combined their Calvin Morris at Ku. 2-7(140. arship grants to girls graduating make you look your loveliest efforts in the community achieve- throughout the gala season Committees were ulso appointed from the Scotch Plains-Funwood ment contest which is sponsored for the annual used book sale U) School. by the Sears, Roebuck Foundation just ahead. nnd the General Federation of Women's Clubs. In a recent letter, the state fed- Sizes 7 to 24% eration president, Mrs. C. Howard $6.98 to $24.98 For Xmas Parties Sanborn, has extended her thanks OFFICE AND FACTORY PARTIES to Mrs. Knrl W. Dysart, president Maternities, sizes 10 to 20 CHILDREN'S BIRTHDAYS of the Westfield Woman's Club, for $5.98 to $10.98 joining with the junior club in Side-splitting Fun, Laffs 8> Comedy entering the contest. Under its program of "Invest- Magic with Live Rabbits and Doves ment in Youth," the Woman's Club —H. Evans Hemsath is responsible for numerous CONGRATULATIONSLookCONGRATULATION'S—Looking ag at congratulatingg g letter from CLUB - CHURCH - BANQUET achievements. Included are tho WRIGHT'S DRESS SHOP Miss Adele D. Ruggeri, daugh- ilrs. C. Howard Sandborn, state president of NNe wJ Jersey State Fcdera- Vr Everyone en|oys a magic show ter of Mr. and Mrs. Ccimo Ruj;- following: An annual teaching :ion of Woman's Clubs regarding joint entry of seniors and juniors 55 Elm St. geri of 727 South avenue, west, scholarship; new art scholarship; n the Community Achievement contest are Mrs. R. A. Bywaters, Mrs. Open Monday Evening! whose engagement to Roberb \V. student aid; sponsorship of an IV. Earl Dysart, Mrs. John E. Powers, Mrs. John R. Edds Jr., Mrs. Olson,' son of Mr. and Mrs. Cart international girl scout friendship iValter Chiler. Mrs. Clyde McBride is absent. MR. MAGIC W. Olson of Brooklyn, was recent- troop; foreign student weekend, Elizabeth 3-4939 ly announced. and most recently, a scholarship of Future Nurses Club at Overlook Celebrate 50th ^.H__H—_MW.»cllp ad for future reference —— ——— — —• —— 1 Hospital. Table Decorations, Gift Heading the contest for the Wedding Anniversary Woman's Club is Mrs. Walter Wrapping to Be Topics MAKE YOUR APPOINTMENT PROMPTLY Chiles. Mrs. R. A. Bywaters is SCOTCH PLAINS — Mr. and co-chairman. Mrs. Walter C. Davenport of 2018 FOR Mrs. Elcanore P. Nolte will dis- For the Junior Woman's Club, Grand street observed their 50th cuss Christmas table decorations Mrs. Clyde M. McBride is serving wedding anniversary last week CHRISTMAS GIFT PORTRAITS and gift wrapping on Tuesday at as community achievement chair- with a 3mall buffet supper given FURS 11 a.m. at the monthly Nolte open man and Mrs. John R. Edds Jr., as by their two daughters at the house coffee-sherry in the decorati- co-chairman. Projects undertaken lome of Mrs. Margaret Burgess, p studio, second floor, 35 Union by the Juniors include sponsorship one of the daughters, with whom PAUL SCARFF place, Summit. of the lecture series "Understand- they reside. Their other daugh- PHOTOGRAPHER House Beautiful's 1957 collec- ing Adolescents" being conducted ter is Mrs. Dorothy M. Hinz of presently by Mrs. W. Armstrong, New Location tion of Christmas decorations will 603 Watchung avenue, Plainfteld. be on exhibit. This fourth collec- County Home Agent of Rutgers They also have five grandchildren. 522 EAST BROAD ST. ADams 2-6330 tion, "Jewels of the East," is By- University, and "Snacktime with xantine-inspired with gold as its Santa" scheduled for Saturday, Due to the illness of Mr. Dav- dominant color plus six precious- Dec. 14 between 3 and 5 p.m. at enport only a few relatives and stone colors. It is exclusive with the Parish House of St. Paul's riends, including their maid of Nolte's in this area. Episcopal Church. Proceeds from honor, Miss Harriet N. Post of A color sound film depicting the this activity for Westfield young- Hawthorne, attended. way in which a typical client works sters will benefit the Youth Con- They were married Nov. 20, at our low, tar ~> - ;*,; with a decorator will also be sultation Service of Westfield. 190" in Paterson by the Rev. David cloi*>i»-f«clery-cott pr\'f% shown. All interested persons are Clark. Ramsey, then pastor of the nvit«d to telephone Crestview 3- Calvary Methodist Church. 4500. Talk on Mineral ^ $119 to $5250 Mrs. Nolte has been a leading Developments Set Mrs. Wouters Addresses decorator in New Jersey since 1937 and is a board member of the Dr. Meredith E. Johnson, state Fortnightly Group American Institute of Decorators' geologist, will speak on recent min- Ipn laily ti 1-r.i. New York chapter—the national eral developments jn New Jersey, The fortnightly group met last organization of the profession. including the radioactive minerals night at the home of Mrs. J. R. Sat. t SII. ti I fit found within the last few years at mith, 813 Shackamaxon drive at the meeting of the New Jersey :15 p.m. Hadassah Chapter Mineralogical Society, Inc., in the The business meeting was fol- map room of the Plainfield Pub- lowed by a talk given by Mrs. L. To Receive Charter lic Library, Tuesday at 8 p.m. E. Wouters, on "Experiences in FLEMIMGTON Mrs. Alex F. Knoll of 532 Ed- World War 2 With the Red Cross." v FLEMINGT Westfield Chapter of Hadassah gar road is publicity and public re- Refreshments were served by will receive its charter on Mon- lations chairman of the society. the hostess assisted by Mrs. G. day. A luncheon will be held at Weed, Mrs. F. T. Ratcliife and 12:30 p.m. »t the home of Mrs.! Mrs. R. C. Rogers. Ben Copelman, 791 Lamberts Mill' Prospective Students road. To Be Tea Guests 1HAHKSGMNO NNNB AT THI The charter will he presented by Mrs. Morris Handier of Jersey Mrs. Malcolm Pringte of 100 PARK B ALWAYS A KAL THAT ity, who is president of Northern Severin court, Cranford, Is gen- FOft THE ENTWf FAMILY, ESK- New Jersey Region of Hadassah, j eral chairman of the Tri-County and is known in Zionist circles I Wibon College Club tea for pros- C1AUY MOTHEM MAKE tfSiKVA< throaghtoat the State of New Jer- jpective students and their parents 11ONS TODAY ... sey. lt> will be signed by all chart- to be held Saturday at 3 p.m. in er members present at that time. the Cranford Presbyterian Church. HainffcU 64400 Rabbi Jack Stern Jr. of Tem- Speakers will be Mr3. Kuth PlAINFIEtD, N. J. ple Emanu-EI will give the bene- Leitch, director of admissions at diction. Wilson College, and Miss Esther Davis, a recent graduate who is LEADER ADS BRING RESULTS teaching in Westfield. rMILADVS SHOP!

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which time Mi«s l.iiuia KeS,,s-r, rh«i,» v«.np Arttmr Board to Meet 100 Attend Joint Meeting Held by of VV^iflVM p!a:••< scleo- f0RK CORKER liiuu'i- and Byrott M. \ nmkibiU. k S th»n«. The to>M>il»J:ly fOl«miK*>e iiw'.ud- i Tlw Mountain TwU (lardM Oub Westfield DAR and SAR Chapters Those assistir.K a! tho tea table «i Mrne-s, Fostw It. W. Kyn«V|will VioSd » bo«rd me«Snjr at Vh» were Mnu's. K«dt>ii,'k W. Mar- J««awl!«> I.ee ami Malram Me- (homme of Mr*Mr.. John 8a*kl, S&8 ,n.l Mrs. C. L. Long, 12SG Mr lahl; li.l'fit ll.uin:!, state UAH Itid l'anti>nl't . Tr«« l»nt>, »V I p.m. roil avenue announce the More than 100 penonf, including; guests and members of the nvoi-Jing Sivrutaiy; William R. "'! [ .t son, Edwin Arthur on Wesllield Chapter DAK and the West Fields Chapter SAR, gatUer&i , 1 in Overlook Hospital. st, the Woman's Club of Westfield, SIS South Kutlij avenue Friday 1'ntUt Shop—l'a«na{ Furniture—Kker'i t\lio Shop—Cafnot Fumltuft—Sker** Po**» ,(r nnd Mrs. Lester Knit of 723 evening for a joint meeting. Mrs. Frederick W. Marjah!, vvgeut of ' j 11V(.nue announce the birth the DAK, opened the meeting with the chapter ritual. Foiknvin^ this °t»in s°"3' ^ov" ^ 'n *'uMei>- the Hon. William M. Board, newly colony and KUK'IUIHI. The speaker I ' Hospital ^ elected chancellor of the State SAR n and president of the West Fields rv*ad the Mayflower Compact and RATTAN OF ENDURING BEAUTYl Mr and Mrs. Charles H. Cress- Chapter, was introduced. Judge stated that tiie very basis of this ffl of Fontiac, Mich., announce Beard introduced the Ruest speait- country's democratic tfcnvrninenu f ijrt), of a daughter, Christine tiw Hon. Stanton T. Lawrence and constitution grow out of the L on N'ov- 17 in Pontiac- Mr,' of Rutherford, giving a resume of Mayflower Compact. r.' |i is; the son of Mr. and] tho various offices he held. The Xew Jersey State SAK pres- • Herbert CressweU of 659 i In his talk, "The Impact of the ident, Dr. Goor^> J. Doyo of Ellj- ti avenue. Pilgrim Fathers on Modern nbetJi, was among tho guests and * * * : Times," Judge Lawrence comment- was introduced by Chancellor lj(r and M". Murray G. Hulso of W oilfield celebratos ed on the attribute of thrift, fore- i Beard. Dr. Deyo spoke of the Detroit, Mich., announce the J anniversary as honored ^ ih* ftrson tickets are available for THAT YIRILE YIKING LOOK SKIRT Without Pleats HtYSON'S TROUSERS • SLACKS (MASTER FURRIERS Are Ready to Meet Your Fur Needs SWEATER-SPORT SHIRT [HOUANDERIZING I M0A0 AND CENTRAL BEAUTIFULLY 1 Suit* 5 M-1078 Since 1913 CLEANED AND PRESSED

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THIS SUNDAY Open Every Evening s if Baron's l*«sifield Pharmacy Page Sixteen THE WESTFIELD (N. J.) LEADER, WEDNESDAY, NOVEMBER 27. 1957 be the theme of the Garden Circle are discussed and films and speak- Atlas ChaDter Holds Iimnuui bllzaor Thurs(lar and Frl- Elect New Officers ers are presented. Chosen Queen Chosen Queen mrteing Tuesday at 12:30 p.m. at Atlos unapier noias | dlly -B the Mawnlc Tonjpjei At Christmas Party the hom« of Mrs. Stephen Oould, For ths montn of December, the Annual Bazaar There wai a booth of handmade Of Trinity College 880 Talcott road. club is planning to present a tilm articles, homebaked goods, aprons, The Floral Pitrk Civic As»ocia- The tables will feature, corsage on skiing In Switzerland, to have Atlas Chapter, 99, OES, held its I white «lephant», j»w«lry, pluats', tiuii will hold iU regular monthly making, demonstrated by Mrs. a sale of slightly us«J ski equip- MOUNTAINSIDE — Beverly meeting; at tin WtitfWld YMCA Herman Toll, ceramic dishes, ment, and to have three weekend Ann Domureki of 1482 Fox trail, Monday at 8 p.m. AH members showwn by Mrs. Bernard Bern- trips: to Turin (Snow Ridge) N. daughter of Mr, and Mrs. Joseph oro invited to attend the annual stein, and how to make pomander Y., to Okemo (Ludlow) Vt., and ,T. Domaroki, has bei'n chosen Christmas partly at Echo l.unw, balls by Mrs. (Ji-rald Malkin. to Stow*, Vt., for the New Year's "Queen of Trinity CoIleRi'" Wash- Hmrte 21> Dec. M at 8:,'IO p.m. New week-end. ington, D.C. by the .student body. utjioers are to be fleeted at this mi'ctin«. I2efrc.shin«nts will follow All interested ski-minded per- She will compete with (,'irls from I Short Hills Ski Club sons are invited to attend. the colleges in the Washington I Ux' meeting. All residents are in- area for the title of "Queen of! vited to attend. Schedules Meetings WE CORDIALLY INVITE YOU TO VISIT Georgetown University" at the Schedule Meeting formal military ball Dec. 7. The Short Hills Ski Club is now Hobby Tables Featured meeting weekly on Thursday eve- The evening group of the Moun- tainside Woman's Club will hold its Beverly Ann, who was gradu- At Group Meeting nings at 8:30 at the Wyoming "EVERY ARTIST" ated from Holy Trinity High Club, Millburn. At. the weekly next meeting at the home of Mrs. School, Westftold, last June, was William Ditzel, 1354 Stony Brook an honor student throughout her A workshop "oThobby tables will' meeting* plans for the ski season lane on Wednesday at 8:30 p.m. CHRISTMAS EXHIBITION AND SALE OF PAINTINGS four years and was class valedic- torian. Some of her outstanding SPONSORED BY accomplishments at Holy Trinity included: Recipient of DAR Good ART DEPARTMENT - WOMAN'S CLUB OF WESTFIELD Citizenship medal; alternate to BEVERLY DOMARECKI Girls State at Douglass College; THANKSGIVING DINNER Holy Trinity's entrant in the Tri Delts Contribute American Legion oratorical con- test on the Constitution; one of HUGH^CLARK'S SHOWROOMS 605 NORTH AVENUE W. Gifts to Needy Family the editors of school paper, for the Family and Friends WESTFIELD The Christmas meeting of the "Reveille"; two first prizes in Wcstfield alumnae chapter of Del- Halloween window painting con- test in Westfield; awards at grad- ... is a real treat at Far Hills Inn, so arrange for ta Delta Delta will be held on ; DECEMBER 1 THROUGH 8 Wednesday at the home of M13.uation for highest scholastic a group table — NOW!! Sixteen years of serving W. S. Magalhaes, 634 Knollwood standing in her class, and a terrace. special award for religion. Six j traditional Holiday Dinners has made us aware scholarships to various colleges OPEN SUNDAYS 3 TO 5 P.M. - WEEKDAYS 2 TO 4:30 P.M. - 7-9 P.M. For the courth consecutive year were also won by her. of your festive requirements. the Tri Delts will contribute gifts to be wrapped for a needy family She is a freshman at Trinity chosen for the group by the Bay- College majoring in French, and •''.'' , COURTESY OF way Community Center. is a member of the college glee RESERVE FULL COURSE DINNER CHILDREN'S DINNER, $2.25 AH Tri Delta members In this club, dramatic club and French | $3.00 club. area are welcome to attend this TABLE NOW HUGH CLARK MOTORS meeting. Please call Mrs. R. C. Morbeck, Ad. 2-3251. DODGE AND PLYMOUTH DEALER munity room of the Fanwood bank. Mrs. Arnold W. Treptow instruct- FAR HILLS INN Club Group Meets ed the children in making dried ar- III "WHERE EVERYONE MEETS" The Junior Garden Club, spon- rangements. Mrs. Elmer H. Klins- man, chairman, reported 21 girls ROUTE 202-206 NORTH • SOMERVILLE, N. j. sored by the Fanwood Garden HAVi YOU SUN OUI NIWIY-DECORATED DINING ROOM? Club, met last week in the com- and boys attended. RA 5-2166

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which, i,, Amiii'ica in a nation of shining Cdilor. Louder: THE WESTFIELD LEADER THE SPIKIT OF THANKSGIVING Vll|ir l'rlntlng mid I'ubllHhlni? ual streiiKtli. I" it.s early years, hardly Company. An Hideiieiidimt NewBjwiper. more than a tenth of its citizens were Protests Billboard 2. False. Article I. Sec. 8, Par. Officlnl Pnper for the Town of WefitfleM end 12, "The Congress shall have the Borough of Mountainside. connected with religious groups, Since' Hubitclptlon: M.00 a yonr In advance, Editor, Lender: power: ... To raise and support Kntullllshed 18»0. then we have put on much spiritual ar- Below is copy of a letter I am armies, but no appropriation of Office: 50 Elm Street, WontfMd, N. J. mor. Today CO per cent of us are church sending today to Mayor Emerson money to,that use shall be fur a longer term than two years, ..." Tel. AD 2-4107 — AD 2-1 HIS and synagogue members. More than half H. Thomas with reference to a bill- board now on display at the West- 3. False. Article II, Sec. 1, Par. Member of us attend worship services regularly. 2, "Each stute shall appoint, in uallty Weeklies of New Jersey We are on the high tide of deepening in- lield station: Sew JerHey Preflfl Asiaoclntion Coming out to Wesrtfield from such manner as the legislature Nutlomtl Editorial Association terest in religion. thereof jnay direct" a number of •m-oniu New Vork this afternoon on the tne 1! NA1 ION At EDITORIAL 2 p.m. Budd train, I enjoyed (?) electors equal to the whole mini- >58 Maftb J Jf A French visitor to our shores in 1930, her of Senators and Represent!!- l""'f?n, Edward I «.[*"' the company of an extremely rau- J e Alexis de Tocquevilre, expressed (his tives to, which the state may be "ounced last week ,t '"> cous drunk. I am glad to report tne amazement at the power religion exert- that lie did not alight at Westfield. entitled in the Congressg; ; but no ' Elizabeth Can*, »,'?*'* Mr. Whehn 2? ""hi ed upon the life of the nation. He found "However, as I stepped onto the Senator or Representative, or per- an, cbahm son hldholdini g an officffi e of trust or County Cliaptet ; in America that the spirit of religion and station platform, at the rear end profit under the United States aI)d head of th, the spirit of freedom "were intimately (nearest Cranford), I was greeted shall be appointed an elector." It ^or funds, by a large commercial billboard is for these electors that the peo- °f ">e .March of Dim! .; WEDNESDAY, NOVEMBER 27, 1957 united and that they reigned in common stating 'Westfield Enjoys' Sehaefer pie vote at the general election. "' "" Beer.' this is illustrated with an at an organization dinne ™ over the same country." fhc 4. True. Article VI, Par. 2, '"* of Salk vatcL m effervescent glass of bcer< e ~ "A People Greatly Blessed . . ." Thus did the French writer discern "This Constitution and the laws age groups will b,, 8t™ M z "Humbly aware that we are a people In view of the effort that has of the United States which shall be campaign, Dr. Lester?^ the source of our strong freedoms—our been made to introduce visitors to made in pursuance thereof; and all nnc(-'ton, state chnlnmi, 5 greatly blessed, both materially and recognition of our dependence upon Westfield as a colonial town of se- treaties made, or which shall be 8''°up. r spiritually, let us pray this year not only rious-minded citizens, I wonder made under the authority of the Another God. In our own day President Eisen- what kind of view you and the ~ in the .spirit of Thanksgiving but also aa United States, shall be the su- .v.u, r, hower has called for "a frank acknowl- Town Council take of such blatant r 1958 : suppliants for God's guidance, to the preme law of the land and the * °{, " who told o{ edgment of our faith that He can supply advertising? Has anything been judges in every state shall be the March of Dim^h's ~ end that we may follow the course of done to prohibit the use of the bound thereby, anything in the her through treatment s that additional strength which, for these town's name in this connection? ~ righteousness and be worthy of His times, is so sorely needed." Constitution or laws of any state bihtation. ~ favor." Some people may see the SAR- to the contrary notwithstanding." During November, Americans are DAR signs ort Springfield road. 5. True. Education comes un- Mrs. Philip A. Donnelly«£ ~ President Eisenhower's prayer for Many others see the Sehaefer bill- S > mber of tte urged to do just that. The month is set Letter From Lizzie der the "necessary and proper" jom'ra i ttcT' "^ : Thanksgiving simply and effectively en- board presenting Westfield as a aside as Religion In American Life provision when any federal laws * compasses the real meaning of the holi- beer-drinking community. I trust are considered. Education is con- Month. During this period a nationwide such is not the case. Does not the . day. It's a time for introspection and re- sidered a state function. "The man who leads a fa Dear Sis: but only 2250 return in the eve- community have cultural advant- life is program, including observances in thou- 6. False. Article I. Sec. 6, Par. life is! lilsely-tlikl t o gret thnughth i : flection on what we have to be thankful Have.you been keeping an eye ning. What happens to those poor ages to offer the newcomer alight- as 1 sands of communities across the country, lost souls? Do the ferries have a ing at the station, rather than its 2. "No Senator or Representative I" *-"—•!• E. Cook' : for, unlike other days of celebration on outei':space lately? If you have shall, during th# time for which * .* • emphasizes the importance of religion in you may not have noticed that the smaller capacity than believed and 'Enjoyment of Beer.?' : marked by the giving of material gifts. he was elected, be appointed to "No matter how fiat youti personal, family, community and nation- league, besides scanning the heav- tlie first 50 people on get pushed E. S. W. ~ Instead it is a day of spiritual giving, to ens too, Has had our town of West- off the front? I'll leave you to any civil office under the authority versation may be, a wonu al life. The program is the ninth annual field under equally intent scrutiny. your own delightful conjectures. of the United States ..." ways like to have it flatter "-1 ~ give thanks that we are so bountifully 7. False. Article II, Sec. 2, Par. Stanzion ' one sponsored by the committee on Re- We've spent the months since Watch for the first appearance : blessed in this land. And to give thanks spring in the very interesting job of our "baby" in its shiny black Hikers to Visit 1, "... he may require the opin- ligion in American Life, a non-sectarian ion in writing of the principal of- •: that we can look around our laden tables laymen's group, composed of members of revising our old "This Is West- cover—a really smart bargain for Stone Circular field" and are now in the antici- 75 cents. ficer in each of the executive de- \ at the traditional Thanksgiving feast partments upon any subject relat- of the major faiths and supported by 24 patory spot just before the book- Love, 5 and see our loved ones who are able to A good workout is facing .the ing to the duties of their respec- national religious bodies, let comes off the press. We haven't LIZZIE. '; be with us, giving thanks to God to- Union County Hiking Club mem- tive offices ..." No reference is ft » PS seen it yet, but we know it'll be P.S. A date book, too, would be bers when they visit Stone Circu- beautiful! made to a "cabinet." s gether. a good welcome gift for your new lar, in Green Forest, State Park, •8. False. Article II, Sec. 3, ; Days of uncertainty are with us all. A $3'/2 Billion Question Hope that it's ready for the neighbor. New'Jersey, Sunday. Christmas shoppers who are look- "... he shall receive ambassa- (Lizzie is a composite of the i World news and developments keep us How much government do you want— ing for a little gift. And don't Marjorie Gasser of North Plain- dors and other public ministers Westfield League of Women Vot- and how much are you willing to pay you think that taking it along field Is the leader. Tho hike will be ; all constantly edgy wondering what will ers.) S happen next. This is a time when our for? ' when you call on a new neighbor a nine-milk trek with Windbeam, 9. False. Article V. "The Con- would be a really nice gesture of Bear, Board, and Harrison moun- gress, whenever two-thirds of both * prayers, as President Eisenhower says, These are crucial questions affecting welcome, besides being very help- tains offering scenic backgoiinds. houses shall deem it necessary, E should ask God our great benefactor, the life of American citizens and their ful? Where else can one find so TO BUY OR SELL Members and guests are sched- shall propose amendments to this much information and such a clear, uled to leave the Administration Constitution, or on the application ~ for guidance so that we may follow the governments today, observes the * New Building, Warinanco Park, Eliza- of legislatures of two-thirds of the complete picture of the town in USE CLASSIFIED ADS » right course. We have reaped great Jersey Taxpayers Association in the which we live? beth ab 8 a.m. several states, shall call a conven- tion for proposing amendments. i harvests of plenty under His care. Let preface to the 1958 platform and pro- Just 20,years ago the Westfield z us pray we may continue to do so, gram submitted to the membership at League produced its first "This Is : • n M M Wcstlield"—ours will be the third. its 27th annual meeting. Kecent esti- I have a copy of the 1938 booklet § Sharing Thanksgiving mates place the cost of all levels of gov- in my desk drawer. It was a temp- ernment in New Jersey, alone, in excess tation to include a comparison of ; The inherent gratitude to God of some of the data of that time witih H Americans for their blessings of free- of three and one-half billion dollars— that of today—just for fun. But S dom and plenty—in a word, the Spirit or around $2,600 for the family of four, itlie figures, when set down, were The association believes growing tax- misleading unless ringed about ~ of Thanksgiving—finds pertinent ex- with qualifications and lots of ex- ™ pression at this time in their response, payer discontent signifies a determina- . planations. tion to halt the trend toward bigger gov- I through their religious faiths, to the For instance, our 1938 book 5 plight of those in need in other lands. ernment; also growing appreciation of notes that there wore 1118 ar- ; In each of our great religious com- the fact that effective tax relief can be rests: 587 traffic and 631 crimes. It's quite startling to find that the i munities—Protestant, Catholic and Jew- achieved only through prudent fiscal number of cases of last year only ish—emphasis is currently being laid policies. totaled 535: 214 accident calls, 218 upon their world-wide ministries of as- arrests, 103 juvenile cases. Do you Outlining principles leading toward think it was just a very decadent sistance to the hungry, homeless and dis- 1 these goals, the Association, in behalf period 20 years ago? Or do you aster stricken overseas. of all taxpayers, urges: think Westh'elders have reformed that much? Or do you thing It In thousands of Protestant churches —Efficient and economical expenditure more likely that the two sets of during Thanksgiving Week, special com- of all public funds. figures are not including and cov- munity and individual Thanksgiving ering the same thing? Did they —A revenue system which will require Include overtime parking tickets in services will highlight the Share-Our- from the taxpayer only such funds a3 1938's crime wave? On the other Surplus appeal to finance free distribu- are necessary for the efficient and eco- hand, we have 10 thousand (possi- tion of U. S. surplus food commodities to bly purer?) more inhabitants now, nomical conduct of government and so twice as many policemen, but the under-nourished men, women and chil- give maximum encouragement to New same number of jail cells. All this , dren abroad through the agency of Jersey industry, production and em- doesn't add up to anything, but lct_ Church World Service. your imagination play around with ployment in the interest of all New it for awhile. Simultaneously, Catholics in America, Jersey citizens. through the traditional "Bishops' Another series of figures, inter- —Delegation of the various functions of esting but not to be taken too se- 1 Thanksgiving Clothing Collection" will government to the lowest levels, of riously: The average income per respond to an appeal for 10,000,000 government capable of fulfilling them Westfield family was $5000 20. years ago* at present it is $11,274. wi pounds of clothing, minimum needs of efficiently and economically, with Our municipal budget then was the underprivileged and destitute in minimum reliance upon centralized fi- about $610,000, as compared to this overseas areas ministered to by the Cath- year's figure of nearly $2,000,000. CAN A BUSINESS nancing, thus insuring maximum re- School enrollment has nearly olic Relief Services of the National Cath- sponsiveness to the will of the people. doubled, increasing from 3474 to olic Welfare Conference. —Coordination among governmental 6435. But, surprisingly, we have GIVE THANKS? only one more school building than And, concurrently, in the "United agencies to the end that government In 1938. You can see that making Jewish Appeal Emergency Rescue as a whole may provide the necessary such comparisons' without noting Part of America's greatness Fund," the UJA, as the instrument of public services at the lowest possible all the things which need to be American Jews, is seeking aid for near- cons.dered, presents far from a stems from her centuries-old spin* cost. valid picture. Just think of the ly half a million recent refugees and for —Sound federal finance. footnotes of thanksgiving for blessings. other needy people abroad, to maintain Well, the manuscript went off to programs of resettlement, constructive the printers and we were left with development and other assistance. Dedicated to Freedom a fe* odd facts and figures and We at First Federal arc National Newspaper Week, recently bits of knowledge which we couldn't The values of the overseas relief pro- ended, is most important. It is dedicated tuck into the book any place. For thankful...deeply appreciative of grams of the religious faith agencies to a cause. It goes further than promot- instance, there are 567 municipali- cannot be overestimated. ties in New Jersey of which only ing the home town newspaper. It up- 21 are towns. Do you know the our opportunity to help make yoit The world-wide, day-by-day, people- holds our way of life. difference between a township and to-people assistance provided through a town? That was one of the loose We accept our newspaper with its threads I happened to pick up one dreams come true. the Thanksgiving season appeals and coverage of local and national news as idle day last summer and tried to similar religious-motivated efforts com- being free of influences that would make follow to its end. The only two prise America's greatest voluntary re- facts 1 could establish were: There it unreliable cs a source of uncontrolled ii no legal definition for either lief work among her overseas neighbors, information and comment. In the dic- and there are an infinite number accounting a? it does, for more than tatorships the press is cynically used to of variations of both possible. It CURRENT 80 per cent of all of such assistance by advance the interests of those in power. was my conclusion that Westfield DIVIDEND our people. has a town government, with over- The newspaper is a voice that repre- . tones of borough, and a tinge of M n M sents the meaning of free enterprise— township. Find the Strength for Your Life the American way of life. It is the voice One of the most fascinating bits to me is "the mayor's three votes." America is a nation of strengths. Its of the boot black, the corner grocer, the I had never realized that in our industrial might gives her people the municipality—all of us. Without it peo- government, the mayor: I. votes CHIME highest living standard in the world. Its ple would be victimized by political on a proposed ordinance, 1. votes • .powerful defenses safeguard her' heri- again by either signing the ordi- groups and power hungry dictators. nance or vetoes it, 3. if he vetoes tage, of independence and freedom. , Without an uncensored press our coun- it, vot*3 on a motion to over-ride America is a nation of strong people. try would become a sitting duck for am- •his 'veto. That's what I call deep ,They have courageously resisted the bitious rulers. defense. i One last little item for your •*fcj war tactics of an alien doctrine. National Newspaper Week honors and speculation—did you know that 50 FIRST FEDERAL SAVINGS 'They have bravely stemmed the ad- upholds freedom of thought and expres- Westfield people vanish every day? "anc of agressora. We learned that 2300 commute to 150 ELM STREET, WESTFIELD, NEW JERSEY sion. New York on the railroad daily THE WESTFIELD (N. J.) LEADER, WEDNESDAY, NOVEMBER 27.1957 Para NiiMtMn renulU. Seymour often his camera on the far A Him depleting tho theme of Hospital Offers Tour Chamber Welcomes The Driver's ahead, when the driver looks «s Dimes Drive To the 1S)68 campaign, "Survival Is though he's headed for trouble. Not Enough" was shown by I'or- For Pre-Registered 12 New Members And he has been known to aim Ivv C. Urashior, Now Jinsey repre- Maternity Patients brownie cards Seat Ina own enr directly at a tree Aim at Crippled sentative for the March of Dimes. The WVstlU'lil Clinmhcr of Com- with lens faithfully recording the Mrs. Frances L. Corbln, state ad- merce bi'jrnn Its iiii'inbersliip drive preliminary stages of a hciul-on- visor of women's activities, was in For the last 18 months Muhlen- mi'silny niiflil with thu acquisi- T,oki"K for trouble—and find- Victims' Recovery charge of the mooting- borg Hospital has onYred a special jlcnty of it—have won for n crash—to which h.< adds footage tion of 12 now members. The tour for priM'i>ifistoi'od maternity chamber hopes to double its pres- A wide selection 1,1 [ako. 111.i upholsterer the of the actual car smashed against patients of members of thu hospi- n' "f "Mr. Traffic Safety of the tree, for a complete re-enact- Hope for the further recovery ent membership of 12(1 by Jon,»l. from the crippling: of paralytic po- tal's medical stall. Dr. Theodore D. ment of the accident, Family Life Today Spritzer, chief of the hospital's Approximately 400 prospective for your choice at Seymour believes that back lio is held out to thousands of members from business, profes- 'n°the past five years James W. disabled Americans witii announce- By PHVLUS PAGE BRADSHAW department of obstetrics and L has parlayed an insatl- roads and night driving ton the (Tynecolofty, says that the tour sional and Industrial groups in tho our ment by the March of Dimes that Specialist in Human Relations Weslliohl urea will bo approached . curiosity and a favorite hobby list of fatal factors. His station Rutgers, the State University program was started at tha SIIR- 5c and 10c each 11 wagon can often bo seen prowling this will he the objective of Its by mnil nnd personal calls. in a one-nil* industry of "shoot- 1968 fund raising campaign thru gestion of members of the medi- other peoples' traffic troubles. about these secondary highways CHILDREN^TQUESTIONS cal staff, who felt that a clear Tho chamber has set up two in the wee small hours—and on a the month of January. teams composed of 12 members •s johnny-on-thc-sceno of just Most parents realize Uus.se days understanding on the part of pros- out every fatal accident within single bad night lie has photo- This, Mrs. Albert Genls, execu- pective mothers would roduce each to compote in the drive. Tho graphed up to five fatalities. "Al- tive secretary of the Union County that the questions about sex asked tenm which gains the largest num- c$ of his home, armed with by their child arc inevitable. 13ut tension and unnecessary fear. Dr. swain's art store though speed is a factor," he say?, Chapter of the National Founda- Spritzer feels that tho program ber of new members will be guests ,r i6mm cameras and at least frequently parents dont realize of tin1 losers at a dinner to bo hold 317 W. FRONT ST. PUINFIEID, N. J. till cameras — standard "it's the mistakes people make at tion for Infantile Paralysis learn- has been successful. ee s high speed, rather than speed it- ed last week at a mooting of state the child's interest begins at about in January. Preliminary plans uipment in Seymour's Pontiac tho age of two ami a half. The The patient relations represen- for the oluiniher'a 1058 program tion wagon. self, that result in so many dis- March of Dimes women- leaders asters." anil state women orKBimntior young child is not the least bit in- tative, Mrs. Richard Shaw, usually were discussed. Although he's spent about $10,- heads at the Hotel Robert Treat, toivsUni in long involved explana- leads tho tour, Mrs, Shaw says 0 of his own money in oquip- Specific hazards Seymour has tions, He's oaked a eimplo ques- that patients are taken over the noted on these nocturnal prowls Newark, from Mrs. Beatrice USE LEADER CLASSIFIEDS nt and film—Seymour vows hell Wright Fuerst, national consult- tion and he wants a simple an- entire maternity floor and all pro- are outdated signs that are in- swer. cedures are explained to thorn. Tho LET THE LEADER PRINT IT fp on heating the ambulance to ant for women's activities for the FOR BEST RESULTS visible in the dark; too many tonr includes views of the labor 1 punch so long as there's a signs at dangerous intersections; National Foundation for Infantile Sometimes parents feel that the 'eless driver on the road. His Paralysis. youngster should reach a certain rooms, the delivery rooms, tho and signs overgrown with foliage. father's waiting room, and the nesome picture stories find their "Here, highway and railroad offi- •go before he' is able to under- to newspapers, magazines, Blighting effects of the diseas stand. It's true that a young child nurseries. Then tho prospective cials are partially at fault," he are irarring the lives of tons o^ mothers are shown tho formula mince companies and TV news- says. "They should trim away the will not understand involved ex- Is, serving as object lessons for thousands of children and young planations, but he doesn't want room, and methods of sterilizing overgrowth and install reflective people in this country and tho Na- bottles arc explained. At tho con- er cut-ups of the road. signs that can be seen easily at them, either. An honest answer in tional Foundation ia of the opin- simple language is all that is clusion of the tour there ia an "Slaughter on the Highway," night." opportunity to discuss -what to of the traffic safety films put ion that the greater percentage of needed. And he adds that the sleepy these sufferers could benefit from bring to tho hospital and even ether from footage Seymour It's not surprising that a child more important, according to Mrs. at the scenes of actual driver is worse than the drunk application of modern techniques driver. Whereas the drunk's fran- of rehabilitation, according to Mrs. will »sk the same thing over again. Shaw, what not to bring. It also uh-ups, has been viewed by Tho wise parent will answer ex- gives a chance to discuss hospi- re than 26,000 people in groups tic antics give some warning, tho Fuerst. fellow who falls asleep at the actly what the child has asked— Ulizntjon, room rates, or other as Lions, Elks, police, law- If the money can be raised for and no nioro at that time. mattors of interest. , nurses and Rotarians. An- wheel gives none. bring ing this new expert knowl- edge to the polio patient of past As tho youngster grows older, Aftor tho doctor has advised tho lt, entitled "Cool Hotrod," has Jim Seymour's biggest regret ia the questions will bo asked again ie a long way toward taking the fact that every motorist must years, many a human life will be hospital, an advanco registration transformed from mcro helpless and the answers can bo nwro de- form is mailed to the patient along, ,e of the steam out of teen-age be a defensive driver, because he tailed and explicit. This will con- eers. can't depend on the other fellow survival to self-reliance, nsw dig- with a lettor of invitation to tho nity and usefulness, the speaker tinue until tho adolescent again tour. According to Miss Margaret l,dly enough, the star of the to display any courtesy on tho wants information. This is tho road. said. Bergen, chief admitting clerk, w is not always around to see tme that parents can really throw this is usually about the seventh own pin-up portraits in these Maybe what this world needs is Mrs. Fucrst, a former newspa- the book at the youngster. month of pregnancy. of film that start out with such more "trouble shooters" like Jim. per woman »nd mother of three boys, told of her personal battle The Child Study Association of Dr. Spritzer says that tho nurses with the dread crippler. Stickon America with headquarters in and the patient relations repre- in 1949 while serving with the New York has several excellent sentative are agreed that patients March of Dimes in Detroit, Mrs. pamphlets on tho questions chil- seem less apprehensive and ner- Fuerst was paralyzed in both arms dren ask at various ages and have, vous after a tour, and that follow- PHOTOSTATS also made constructive suggestions ing the birth of their babies many and both logs. After months of hospitalization and several years to parents as to the way to answer mothers have told how much bettor of extensive treatment, she has re- these questions. The youngsters it all was because they knew what heart full of gratltudt makti It will have their questions answered was going on. A SAME DAY SERVICE gained the us« of all extremities and now walks without braces or somewhere, and it's much better "It is particularly nice for ma- easy for us to b» thankful this ytar... thank* crutches. As a volunteer she for them to receive correct infor. ternity patients who are new to ful that w# moy •njoy tht heritage of fw Westf ield Studios travels throughout tho United matjon from their parents than this area," said Mrs. Shaw, "they States explaining what can be done frightening misinformation from seem to feel more secure aftor dom In thli land of pltnty and tht Ottocia* Portrait and Commercial Photographer* for the polio patient through »d- their companions. they know how well tho hospital v a n c e d rehabilitative techniques can servo them." < tlon of friend* both new and old who havt 121 CENTRAL AVENUE ADAMS 2-0239 and assistive devices by the March USE LEADER CLASSIFIEDS added to much to our joy of living. of Dimes. FOR BEST RESULTS LEADER CLASSIFIEDS PAY W« will not b« opon for bwlfttM fhanfctgivlnfl Day, Nov. 28th

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YOUR AUTHORIZED PONTIAC DEALER <3T THE WESTFIELD (N..T.) LEADER, WEDNESDAY. NOVEMBER 27, t9fl7 Amerirn is n nation of shining- ideals. THE WESTFiELD LEADER THE SPIRIT OF THANKSGIVING' lEiUtoT. Li-oiler: _ OUR It lia.s help proudly in trust "the preser- Conerntulntioiis «re in order t< vation of the altered (ire of liberty," as George Washington called it. It has al- wny.H been a nation "under God," as the (This concludes tlio scrips) the > Pledge of Allegiance .slates. Held." By their "lobbying, t ' Aniweri to Te«t I 0—General mod'1' Entered (it tlio Pont Offlco at Westfleld, If. J., have forced a Town Council 1. Trui>.< Article I» Sec. 8, pur. j,y ^ as 8tn?otuJ CUIHH Matter. America is a nation of growing- spirit- ect the nrooosul for establish 11, "Congress shall hove the pow- JQ Publlnhed TluU'HdnyB nt WnBtflolii, Now Jorney, - by The Wenlllclii I,omW ITliitlng- nnd 1'ubllnlililK ual strength. In its early years, hardly er: To declare war," pea]3 Company. An Independent N^wapuper. Protests Billboard 2. FHISH. Article 1. SPO. 8, Par. bition. Amendment orridril I'miiT for the Town of Wontfleld and more than a tenth of its citizens were Borough of Mountainside. connected with religious groups. Since* 12, "The Congress stall have the Sutmilpllon: S4.OU a year in advance. Editor, Lender: power: ... To rube nrxl support Niitinr then we have put on much spiritual ar- lluI Established 1880. lielow is coj>y of a letter I am armies, but no appropriation of " Office: no Elm Street, Westfieia, N. J. mor. Today GO per cent of us are church semlinj? toduy to Mayor Emerson money to. that use slmll be'for a Tel. AD 2-4)07 — AD 2-< 10S and synagogue members. More than half II. Thomiis with reference; to » bill- longer term than two years, ..." bourd now on display at the Wcst- 3. False. Article IF, Sec. 1, Par, The 20tl Member of us attend worship services regularly. 2, "Each state slmll appoint, in tahlishnitn unllty Weeklies of New Jersey liekl stution: Sew Jerfley Prens ASHOctatfon We are on the high tide of deepening in- such manner as trie legislature dation for ... National Editorial Association terest in religion. Coming; out to Westfield from thereof may direct, n'number of be celebrated New York this afternoon on the electors equal to the whole num- tne 1958 NATIONAL EDITORIAL 2 p.m. Budd train, 1 enjoyed (?) A French visitor to our shores in 1930, ber of Seiiutorn and Iteuresenta- Paifi-n, Edward the coin puny of an extremely rau- lll| SjLS cfaTMD Alex-is de Tocquevill'e, expressed (his tives to which the stpte may be uncei| last week cous drunk. 1 am glad to report h 8 amazement at the power religion exert- that lie did not aliffht at Westliuld. entitled in the Confess; but no * » Elizabeth Ctrte fit" ^ •IlllllllM.llllll Senator or Representative, or per- *'•'• Whelan chairm ' ed upon the life of the nation. He found "However, as I stepped onto the son holding an office of trust or County Chapter of I*""' in America that the spirit of religion and station platform, at the rear end profit under the United States anJ head of the com the spirit of freedom "were intimately (nearest Cranford), I was greeted shall be appointed an elector." It fo'""r funds'"" ' , addrc^ K*«j by a Urge commercial billboard is for these electors that the peo-of the March of Dim" *N ; WEDNESDAY, NOVEMBER 27, 1957 united and that they reigned in common stating- 'Westfield Enjoys' Schaefer ple vote at the geiier-al election. over the same country." Beer.' This is illustrated with an effervescent glass of been 4. True. Article VI, Par. 2, use of z "A People Greatly Blessed . . ." Thus did the French writer discern "This Constitution and the law. 1 ~ "Humbly aware that we are a people I.n view of the effort that hag of the United Statc, xv,]ich shajj bfi campaign, Dr. Leste'rlPr? ! the source of our strong freedoms—our been made to introduce visitors to mude ,„ pursuance thereof; nnu Un Princeton, state chairmm ,ui ~ greatly blessed, both materially and recognition of our dependence upon Westfield as a colonial town of se- treaties made, oi-virhlch shall be e''oup' " j: spiritually, let us pray this year not only God. In our own day President Eisen- rious-minded citizens, I wonder made under the authority of the _ Ano">er speaker was Mali » in the spirit of Thanksgiving but also as what kind of view you and the United States, shall be the su- Conn°rs of Cranford, '?„£S hower has called for,"a frank acknowl- Town Council take of such blatant preme law of the land and the ^ °{.1958" wh» told of tl«I Z suppliants for God's guidance, to the edgment of our faith that He can supply advertising? Has anything been judges in every state shall be ' e ™arch of Dimes hti ,^ ~ end that we may follow the course of done to prohibit the use of the bound thereby, anything in the that additional strength which, for these town's name in this connection? ; righteousness and be worthy of His times, is so sorely needed." Constitution or laivs of any state I favor." Some people may see the SAR- to the contrary notwithstanding." Among those During November, Americans are DAR signs on Springfield road. 5. True. Education eomes un- Irs. Philip A. _.... " President Eisenhower's prayer for Many others see the Schaefer bill- Plains, member of urged to do just that. The month is set Letter From Lizzie der the "necessary ind proper" committee. : Thanksgiving simply and effectively en- aside as Religion In American Life board presenting Westfield as a provision when any federal laws • compasses the real meaning of the holi- beer-drinking community. I trust are considered. Education is- con- Month. During this period a nationwide such is not the case. Does not the sidered a state function. "The man who leads . day. It's a time for introspection and re- but only 2260 return in the eve- community have cultural advant- life h program, including observances in thou- Dear Sis: G. False. Article I. Sec. C, Par. i. 'ikely-tlikl o get t ning. What happens to those poor ages to offer the newcomer alight- as ul ; flection on what we have to be thankful sands of communities across the country, Have, you been keeping an eye 2. "No Senator or Representative 1 <-''«-"-J. E. Coolc- * for, unlike other days of celebration on outerrspace lately? If you have lost souls? Do the ferries have a, ing at the station, rather than its emphasizes the importance of religion in smaller capacity than believed and 'Enjoyment of Beer,?' shall, during th#time for which you may not have noticed that the he -was elected, be appointed to : marked by the giving of material gifts. personal, family, community and nation- league, besides scanning the heav- the first 60 people on got pushed E. S. W, "Xo matter how flit ;' Instead it is a day of spiritual giving, to al life. The program is the ninth annual ens too, lias had our town of West- off the front? I'll leave you to any civil office under the authority versation may be, a wan] ~ give thanks that we are so bountifully field under equally intent scrutiny. your own delightful conjectures. of the United States ,, . " ' ways like to have it flatter*-! one sponsored by the committee on Re- We've spent the months since Watch for the first appearance 7. False. Article II, Sec.'2, Par. Stanzione. . : blessed in this land. And to give thanks ligion in American Life, a non-sectarian spring in the very interesting job of our "baby" in its shiny black Hikers to Visit , 1, "... he may require the opin- ~ that we can look around our laden tables laymen's group, composed of members of revising our old "This Is West- cover—a really smart bargain for Stone Circular ion in-writing" of the principal of- field" and arc now in the antici- 75 cents. ficer In each of tho executive de- ; at the traditional Thanksgiving feast of the major faiths and supported by 24 patory spot just before the book- partments upon any subject relat- J and see our loved ones who are able to Love, A good -workout is facing .the ing to the duties of their respec- BUY CHRISTMAS national religious bodies. let comes off the press. We haven't LIZZIE. 1 ; be with us, giving thanks to God to- ta M n seen it yet, but we know it'll be Union County Hiking Club mem- tive offices ..." No rerfererjce is HELP FIGHT TB beautiful! P.S. A date book, too,woul d be bers when they visit Stone Circu- made to a "cabinet," 5 gether. ] a good welcome gift for your new lar, in Green Forest, State Park, •8. False. Article II, Soc. 3, A $3 /2 Billion Question Hope that it's ready for the neighbor. » New'Jersey, Sunday. ~ Days of uncertainty are with us all.. Christmas shoppers who are look- " . . . he shall receive ambassa- | World news and developments keep us How much government do you want— ing for a little gift. And don't (Lizzie is a composite of the Marjorie Gasser of North Plain- dors and other ipublic ministers if all constantly edgy wondering what will and how much are you willing to pay you think that taking it along Westfield League of Women Vot- field is the leader. The hike will be for? ' when you call on a new neighbor ers.) a nine-milk trek with Windbenm, 9. False. Article V, "The Con- ; happen next. This is a time when our would be a really nice gesture of Bear, Board, and Harrison moun- gress, whenever two-thirds of both z prayers, as President Eisenhower says, These are crucial questions affecting welcome, besides being very help- tnins. offering scenic backgounds, houses shall ' other peoples' traffic troubles. ;he month of January. CHILDREN'S QUESTIONS al staff, who felt that a clear in the wee small hours—and on. a understanding on the part of pros- •teams composed of 12 members , johnny-on-the-scene of just Most purenta realize these days each to compete in tlio drive. Tho , y fatal accident within single bad • nig-ht he has photo- This, Mrs. Albert Genls, execu- ective mothers would reduce ever graphed up to five fatalities, "A.1- tive secretary of the Union County that the questions about sex asked team which gnins the largest num- « of his home, armed with by their child are inevitable. But cnslon and unnecessary fear. Dr. swain's art store though speed is a factor," he says, Chapter of the National Founda- pritier feels that the program ber of new members will be guests ienim cameras and at least frequently parents don't) realize of the losers at a dinner to be held 317 W. FRONT ST. PIAINHEID, N. J. L still cameras — standard "it's tlie mistakes people make at tion for Infnntilo Paralysis learn- iias been successful, high speed, rather than speed it- ed last week nt a mooting' of state tho child's interest begins at about In January. Preliminary plans lipment in Seymour's Pontiac tho age at two and a half. The Tho patient relations represen- for the chamber's 1058 program ton wagon. self, that result in ao many dis- March of Dimes women lenders asters," and state women organizntioi young child is not the least bit in- tative, Mrs. Klchard Shaw, usually were discussed. terested in long involved expluna- ends the tour. Mrs, Shaw aaysj Uthough he's spent about $10,- Specific hazards Seymour has heads nt the Hotel Robert Treat i of W» own money in equip- Newark, from Mrs. Ueatrici tions. He's asked a u'unplo ques- that patients are taken over the noted on these nocturnal prowls tion and he wants a simple an* ntiro maternity floor and all pro- USE LEADER CLASSIFIEDS t and film—Seymour vows he'll Wright Fuerst, national consult- aro outdated signs that are in- swev. edures aro explained to them. Tho FOR BEST RESULTS LET THE LEADER PRINT IT „ on beating the ambulance to visible in the dark; too many nnt for women's activities for the punch so long as there's a National Foundation for Infantile Sometimes parents feel that the our includes view* of tho labor signs at dangerous intersections; •ooms, tho delivery rooms, tho tless driver on the road. His and signs overgrown with foliage, Paralysis. voungster should reach a certain •jje before he is able to under- ather's waiting room, and the lesorae picture stories find their "Here, highway and railroad oflfi. Blighting effects of the diseases nurseries. Then the prospective • to newspapers, magazines, cials are partially at fault," he stand. It's true that a young child arc marring the lives of tens o\ will not understand involved ex- mothers arc shown tho formula urance companies and TV news- says. "They should trim away the thousands of children and young room, and methods of sterilizing jj serving as object lessons for overgrowth and install reflective people in this country and the Na phmfttions, but he doesn't want bottles aro explained. At tho con- tr cut-ups of the road. signs that can be seen easily at tional Foundation is of tho opin them, either. An honest answer in clusion of tho tour there is an ^miifhter on the Highway," night." ion that the greater percentage o simple language is all that is opportunity to discuss what to I of the traffic safety films put needed. And he adds that the sleepy these sufferers could benefit from bring to the hospital and even tther from footage Seymour application of modern techniques It's not surprising that a child more important, according to Mrs. It at the scenes of actual driver is worse than the drunk will ask the same thing over again. driver. Whereas the drunk's fran- of rehabilitation, according to Mrs. Shaw, what not to bring. It also Hih-ups, has been viewed by Fuerst. Tho wise parent will answer ex gives a chance to discuss hospi- re than 25,000 people in groups tic antics give some warning, tho fellow who falls asleep at the actly what tho child has asked— teaVon, room rates, or other h as Lions, Elks, police, law- If the money can be raised for and no more at that time. matters of interest. • nurses and Rotarians. An- wheel gives none, bring ing this new expert knowl- edge to the polio patient of past As tho youngster grows older, After tho doctor has advised the i'r entitled "Cool Hotrod," has Jim Seymour's biggest regret is the questions will bo asked again lea l°n£ wav toward taking the fact that every motorist must years, many a human life will be hospital, an advance registration transformed from mere helpless ond the answers can bo jnoro de- form la mailed to the patient along, ,c of the steam out of teen-age be a defensive driver, because he tailed and explicit. This will con- can't depend on tho other fellow survival to self-reliance, new dig- with a lottor of Invitation to tho nity and usefulness, the sp«akor tinue until the adolescent nguin tour. According to Miss Margaret Igdly enough, the star of the to display any courtesy on tho wants information. This is tho road. said. . Bergen, chief admitting clerk, p is not always around to see tme that parents can really throw this is usually about the seventh iown pin-up portraits in these Maybe what this •world needs is Mrs. Fuorst, a former newspa- the book at the youngstor. month of pregnancy, I of filmtha t start out with such more "trouble shooters" like Jim. per woman and mother of three boys, told of her personal battle Tho Child Study Association of Dr. Spritzer says that the nurios with the dread crippler, Sticken America with headquarters in and the patient relations repre- Now York has several excellent sentative aro agreed that patients in 1949 while serving with the pamphlets on the questions chll March of Dimes in Detroit, Mrs. seem less apprehentivo and ner- dren ask nt various ages mid have vous after a tour, and that follow- Fuerst was paralyzed in both arms also made constructive suggestions PHOTOSTATS and both logs. After months of ing the birth of their babies many to parents as to the way to answer mothers have told how much better hospitalization and several years these questions. The youngsters of extensive treatment, she has re- it all was because they knew what Jieort Ml of gratitud* maktl it will have their questions answered was going on, A SAME DAY SERVICE gained the use of all extremities somewhere, and it's much bettor eat/ for u» to bt thankful thli yat,,. thank* and now walks without braces or for them to receive correct infor- "It Is particularly nice for ma- crutches. As a volunteer she mation from their parents than ternity patients who aro new to M that w# may «njoy th* h«r)tog« of frH* Westfield Studios travels throughout the United frightening misinformation from this area," said Mrs, Shaw, "they States explaining what can be done their companions. seem to feel more secure after dom If. tiSU lond of pttnty ondtht ewocio> Portrait and Commercial Photographer* for the polio patient through ad- they know how well tho hospital v a n c c d rehabilitative techniques can servo them." (Ion of friend* both n«w and eld who hov* 121 CENTRAL AVENUE ADAMS 2-0239 and assistive devices by the March USE LEADER CLASSIFIEDS odddd to much to our joy of living, of Dimes. FOR BEST RESULTS LEADER CLASSIFIEDS PAY W» will not bo opon lor bwlnoto Thonktgiving Day, Nov. ttth

PEOPLES BANK & TRUST COMPANY Opposite Railroad Station Westfield/New Jersey Member Federal Deposit Corporation 1907 - OUR 50th ANNIVERSARY YEAR - 1957 tit CIRCLES OF STEEL SAFETY Family Ohemtkn This Bold New Body- Design Protects You From Every Angle! Mary: "Thwiki lor doing the Ihtaf mm,"

Harry: "Think nothing of it, iny pet. With these electric dl** d«d«, houtekeeping'e • einehl" Mary: "Say* who! But anyway It'i • Joy to have the ute of tutomatie appliance*."

Harry: "CM, too, !• a big help. Since the heir put in hb appear* nice that water keatet hae been a real comfort."

Mary: "Even though we pay IViUla Service more each month, it'a worth it We do moth mote with elasticity and gae •inet we ttarted housekeeping."

Harry: "That's wfajr Public Service says, 'Electricity and Ga$ do $o much and coal to littlt.' *l

Ever-L«T«1 Air fUde* TotrvK vsv** KKOWK.81;CH PH.CB OF *,*» as you'll feel at the wheel < of car' Here in this Bold New PonOac, you're protected from every angle by the modern N«w Direction Styling arTred strength of Circlea-of-Steel construction. Pontiac's all-new "?»£"""£££ Aero-Frame Chassis body literally surrounds you-above, below, front and rear_w,th > Tempest 385 Performance Moreover, L ne* fortified body is completely insulated from road by rubber mountings that cushion the entire compartment, eteunabng Tri-Power CurbureUon* contact with the fraa*! You'll travel in a H*W «m>jnmu>* £ Clw-viiion S«JT«ty Fl*t« Ql»»« course, there's more to intrigue yo« besides this new kind of safety ^J^ in &U windows. book with the fresh ideas in this bold new car! But see for yourself-tbe whole >An atm-aal ep&m future of motoring is in our showroom-in THE BOIBEST Ain^c* m

SEE YOUR AUTHORIZED PONTIAC DEALER Brae Farm Judgment Fund I'JJI f>\ Bo\ Sfouh and Explorers UC Committee f i r»i:t.,;r .-.; nfc* In New Jersey iv: i\ <> TI « q- J IV f)r E-)-yi 111 local and long Dirtona^ -i than - i ill I T r / A %YA * 1 } 1 eu. j- e fP&fPtt *• f ^ a I { \ \ u 1"" 1 w fci f i a f •* T r Pi tt%ti "» * i D it P 1 f I l's f "ll->l! 1 n {.HI;- f , "« Tr T »11 n n 11 Bear A^^^7 f * a - II-T»I Hi" ft fM A»r t * $ I" i ir« tj - f i Gx ii« pt ' / tr 1 P Di a nwifAzii » a*n '» * > ( - fi 1 i 1 it* -ib 1-1 i ' j B r Wf i*jf in, t ( i i 7 i II .. ->r f .ai « ( \ 2 1 tn J.T'i t! Eh * Sar»"jr J » i i > J, i I -1 > ft f\.r » / 01 a ; Wn "a W Hi 17 'nil1 p ' i V VI i nra pr 5 », fj & f nj 1 1 mm r^ ' h » t r DVT pi f <• at A » b Jiir 4i » * •| • >)*iin y I car pi 4j b 1* •fun S ii ut If •I *> * -vh 1 i Uir m iv ii If M V-i If i ?_ )i> | f ip4 anf n ar i Jut »»lW ret s t r i r l > 011 The farm ll'4j/5n La.- Annual imy tij-firavHr- n , »r » inr l> f^Tp v tii facilniUa for '»!f on in- i3i* f an h* TV '!* at n? rf Hr rnani, prii. in^ fie bjj.i in \>s Jersey, Persiio i (•- C-TI cr"T>i MODEL RAILROAD rr 1 fir HL» spf^ to tn* I ^» 1 Pf> fa 17 t -" jam anaian^t*! ti Gihr »i B II DArmI4, wfu> re- is? 1 tVfi p*- (.lai^r T" * r -"5 i f i 1 ri J uwi reuer lj from a 10-weeS: EXHIBITION la" J 0' fi<*t%p ei Earrp«a.n tr p, ipJa* an4 siflwed prm to a p<> "t wHerp 1* u wa -i" 5 0) S o<" 2ut> TWO WEEKENDS V. tO5SMACEl mpug wpoxmutelj 1100,000 fuj 1 to £« *uiH3 f Scotiamj. ad eiyhs or niae C.ifford Jacauoa presided and IT5 Msrtft AXK, W. laonti, a* the daira.1 are BUST, 12. Fridays NevMtl»r 29 AC W174 —a rst« nf tetter tnaa The Watchansj Ar B^7; Dexter Ar.,itrapo at tee pianfi. 7 *» 9 tM. I Claim and [ Scoatj, Explorers, ami ad-alt lead-; Fna<{ Law, together i srj at tfis Vall«7 Fr/rire encamp-1 wffitt urer plans Saturdays Novmbo M wftfe ' _ __...... - • ... 1, tn aifditnin, tlt—e- eoancil ia—. c—o 1 -..I (fevela-pment fanrf 50 Years In Society 2 to 5 and 7 to 9 PJA. Law fia»A Sesunty Be»p<»iMfbCi*7|iaent and 07 nine boj.i and leaders | opftcatirtn wir.fi the imas CTwb afiwiiit rectreaattti'iTea of HarU and Ernest H. B. Anderson at 266 i b«rft6e fc-soeftdal side ef-ja-t tfus Jubilee Jamboree in_En^j Habifierd, has mad.t arailahle j Limdy of Jfew Torfc City, fund fed: 0/ boctftrasr t&e percanta^e i Iand^ which cnmnismorated Krn-.hail avenue, received a 50-1 Sundays OKMibw 1 iiuufect in Ks-w Jftr-ilOOtb annhremrj of the birth, '^rfi! tnminrCab Scocitt area, aB07 and- Scotrt- prarosms anda Ex-tm 1I raiaia? year membership eertcficate in th* i 2 i« 5 PJM. ; picrrers at Carn^ Lrim-r S:otca 1 Society of Naval Architects and} 51 per eetft of oil ears were ro-j thewariii and founder of 3c.outin?.| pj^faa, Jn recent years faeilrtifta OIHS Marine Engineers at the satiety's; aared priur to the ena opportisratirta. It b| 135 EtM STtfET WBTOHB Ki Douglas W. Field • rfireci&r of the Sew Jnt&j hern, Li the outdoor jetting, that { O'Connor a now associated with : Cars driven by Jtisj Beatrix BLEcrnrcAi SEHVICE \ ciatton of Insurance A^frritj. • Smtuli ptrt into practice the skiia WeStnelClers hit office at 111 Central avenue, Wegtfield, aa a salesman. Mrs. Banded! of 627 Foarth arenae, and ADMISSION: Adails 35< Cha*«a, 1036 Saward Ave. AO 2-364) ^rt^^-s«, ! F«^ S^« With Firm O'Connor £3 a long time ttaident of Joseph P. Deschampa of Forest Mws rt Grove. . Backs County, Pa^ were E«iso Research to More ! ropa and Ezplorer pout* or near- Westfield, formerly living at 24 WestSeld reajdenta -were Hawt&orae drive, and n. -weekend. |-earop»>d with tnetr own leaders. employee waa presented with a Westfield schools.- - The move, involving 30 top eaec- j Soiae of the enrichmenia in wrat wateh. Local men honored Wow«r» For All Occaifsnt utivcj and a(Jroirsi?tratnre peranv [ tamp programs that appeal ea- srere Edwin Haber of 42 Wood- brook circle and Bruno Abelita of USE LEADER CLASSIFIEDS coH ADami 3-8465 r.el, will (nmphrte the aompar.y'j s p«dally to Ezplorera, the older b«j- Jwadquarters move to ttt main • members, are oat-of-«ani.p tripa by 2330 Xorth avenue. FOR BEST RESULTS # 1050 Springfield Av«. •i'p, the af>-aere Efl .o Center. S*rae 40 other ter* emptcyee-i na>?ed to Kev •ey earlrer t(sa 7«tr front the THE FINEST CANDY COMES FROM LORTON'S firm's >i*sw York offices. The research firm, central tide afSliate of SStarwtarrf Oil Co. | Jams o Ot. J.>t employ* about ^00 per- Authonzed Miracle Mat Kodak Deck* * Lion*

for Color Processing — : "Tint yi'ttwAa Ifcn of both movies and stilts ; Ttai tiv? ,-HjbJ-wt, of an aiMres» hy j Ed-»arrt F!. Alfcn Jr. nf Merck A •ring Your Film* To Us I Oi.f Irw., Thursday (sisfivt before: for lh« ! fil mcmiiftn if tfe WiVstflftW U j Cluh in Motinta«Irf« Inn. FlfiMt lUprodueifoni Aliftn ?ai'I that th* dereloj of m'.'rticirrf- i.? eotnparafjrely etnt and Ihat ths m m«(Jical fiiwOT«3i«i hare taken | place within the pail 100 yearj. < Thr.- mAnrti tremt U liij»htA pr 54 Elm St. vftniivft m&lidn*, he LEADER ADS BR1KC RESULTS

The Turkey and the Stuffin' th«se days i$ a savings 10 SHIRTS FREf account in fit The National Bank 10 lb*. Semi Qf 2.94 of Westfield

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MAPUCRISTUUNtMlY we PL 6-4647 Dry Cleaning AI-M — Sam* Delivery The Gift for Ever/one—Everywhere . Order Now to Moil Away

Give the candy thafs famous the year 'round for INTEREST

•QUALITY •FLAVOR •VARIETY ON SAVINGS ACCOUNTS

Candy Canes - Herd Candies Chocolates - Bon Sons Wonderful New English-buill Ford Assorted Boxes SoftedNufs NATIONAL Only $1539.00 Delivered OF WESTFIELD 1953 Mode! NIW CARS • USED CARS • FOREIGN CARS ri uiriiiiiii CANDIES — Often Evenings 'til 10:00 — I iOTCHFORD MOTORS 13 ELM ST., WESTFIELD Ave. Westfield, N. J. L«a— - "—' '" —-————• .uimmun JHBJgTOTTTELDfN^J^ TRADER. WEDNEST) AY, XOVEMRER 21. 1957 The succtf.is of the "Hack the At- PJirce Local, Area Men Named Urge Early Return ^XtmLXu' tuck oH Ttatlic Acc'tietus'" cam- •JSH and Health League at KL. paign in its first year has !e\l the Spaghetti n 'Franks i. Wl. in by contacting the local council to extend it thi-ou^h H'58. Lelite Product General Managers 'Of"Contributions Ichaiiinan 01 trv» surer of the seal The purpose- of the campaiKU i> tt> enctunage public officials to .iant. M«-. For Yule Seals and to atimulatr iic«pti»n«> of per- •-.,'ii,,, rarhidp Corp.. has an- i Mis. Maiffitrvt B. Alpots of 12(50 Humphrey adv head of — j Pivsptvt slivet and titfasuivr t.s sonal i«*p1insibility for safety. f for Drives, Walks, Roads, etc. f .(.J tin" appointment of the the polystyrene derailment the ta 1 Sp«\i is a lar>;v factor ill yule- "'•v'ini.'' J;i"u's k. Brannon of - residents of I'nkm Henry 1.. Host of the Peoples Bank Bakelite (" it at Hound Brook, luunty £> . serve tide aiviiienl*, the iMtmcil said. It • «^« • for pricM ami ABiwy co/l p ,g" Woodland terrace, Scotch In 1950 M : r. Humphrey became »- >e:U cor'iti ibuti «n> promptly was {or Mountains! le area. increases the chances of an acci* product genual man- siatatit supi'i-iiitoudi'tit'or the ooly. dent, and it. also decreases the phenolies; I-awrence K. t>?'ji*ii today !>>• Henry \V. Orane | . at IJI1' "" ' atyrcne department, li b of Elizabeth, I'nion Coumv chair-' «-v • • « -r> chances cf drivers and passe-iiffers, ff, v>u 1 (( wjK FANWOOD 2-7840 ^ iphrey <5f 25 Hawthorne drive, plant production supei intei'd.'nt row, of the 1!>57 Chri«:ma< seal ""Vers KoS|M>lhif lO coming ' »livi> it' an sccident ,1-oduct ««'«eral manager, poly- in 1952, and in 1P55 b•ecam. e fen- 1 ft> occurs. d rANWOQD OBVIXIS STONB CO, d *' an,| William U. Wheeler of eral superintend,,,, of thf Boand--^! ^rt;i:t^S^ ^

You will pay no rrtor* thon We're probably a little bit sentimental about elsewhere for rht Janio lt«m NSURRNCE phoning here at New Jersey Bell. But we like the and think of th« ttopi you'll idea of the telephone bringing families together save! just for fun. UJISE Nowadays the phone is part of the friendly way we live. And on Thanksgiving Day especially— when you want to visit with friends {Sid family—you naturally reach for the phone. P. 8. Low night rates ore in effect all day. And if you want to arrange a 3-way or 4-way family call- just ask for the "Conference Operator." .

NSW JIMET BCLL TWLVrttONW OOMPANT ,. "Working together to bring people together" 190 Elm Street, WertfieU

We f«otur« furniture by manufacturcri well known for their fin* design and high quality product. HERE'S NO END

0 OUR SERVICE•••••. ' OPEN MONDAY AND THURSDAY EVENINGS you b*comt a customtr! Armel's INC. AVfNUi fMMmt TE • INSURANCE mstms '5 ELM STREET. THE WESTFTFXD (N. J.) LEADER. WEDNESDAY, NOVEMBER 27,1957

1 Central avenue. lobiir from tin. state levies or Tux colk'ctloiiH (luring: Oelobe Campbell To Munago Duyonnu plant mana^ar and pro. 1957 Tax Yield fllfiii'ct HIIICS, inheritances ami totuliMl fl9,»(i3,4ri2 eompjireii wit ductlnn niBiiBKer, He la a graduate Also In the group wan Gottfried jHiriimilui'l bulling wt'i'o malnl $1H,«7i, CLEANERS & DYERS • ELECTRICIANS 1 • AUTO DEALERS LAUNDRIES Pollock Appointed •SHADE AND LAMT SAFE BROWN AND KELLER'S Assistant Superintendent CHARLES T. BRENNAN SCOTCH PLAINS REPAIRS EASY-TO-REGULATB LAING CLBANEnS AND ItYKIli D. if. Pollock of 809 Knollwood 228 K. Brand St. ELECTRICIAN HALF-HOUR LAUNDRY terrace, has been appointed assis- "Same Day Dry Cleaning Service" Tka keat la electrical work •« tke • LAUBfDKIMNG a FLUFF BUYING MOTOR CO. e DRY CLEANING e DYKING tant superintendent in charge of WBatnel* 2-006* leaat coal to jom. A Damn 2-3027 vinyl and polyethylene division at Tonr AnthorUef Mala Office and Plant • giinvrs 12-18 Waahlactoa Ava. Me Edaer H.aa PAaneod 2-TSST HUDSON COAL the Bound Brook plant of Bakelite CADILLAC rialaflell, N. i. 4ei Park ATC Seetek Plalaa Co., division of Union Carbide Dealer PL. fl-MOO E- T. WIUIAMS b Th* rW For Youl Corporation, it was announced by J&B ELECTRICAL Sales and Service »" Ceatrai Ina. Keep Your Bin Filled... Order Now SAMOSET LAUNDRY A. A. Boehm, works manager of CONTRACTORS (Nea, Or«Te It^x^ Bakelite Co, ADaau 3.J1JJ • CORSETS SERVICE, INC. Mr. Pollock's first position with Phone i PLalnleM e-2241 405 N. Scotch Plain. Ave. LACNDRY — Dltr CLISANIHS Bakelite Co. was at Bound Brook ie-131 E. Sfk Street Plalele! AD 2-DO14 WeatSeld, N. J. "Drlv»-In Service" in 1941. He served as a lieutenant THE CORSET SHOP Cain and Cirrj n tfie Air Force during World Service De»«.i 1Z4 a. 4«k Street SM Nartk Are. PMIataM SPORTING GOODS J.SJ IRVINE, COMPANY "To Sell Coraeta —II tl War II and returned to Bound THOMAS ORR a-Wea tOO SOUTH AVE.,WEST WESTFIELD, NEW JERSEV Brook in 1945 as an engineer. He la Saleamanahlp" ELECTRICIAN was advanced to a department NORRIS "To Fit Them Ii Art" • LIQUOR STORES lanlif WeetSela head in 1946, assistant plant en- Leadlaaj Braada er cent—less than half as much? F I O * I S T Pilled If That in 1948 taxes took 38 cents Saies and Service Michael J. CohaUndl, Prop. BASEMENTS rom every dollar of industry's Allniiin 2-3O00 Porches CRISANTll Flower* by Telegraph MOVING? arnings while today's tax bite is 328 North Av«. XV. Weatteli Faat Service to Florida Orta«»eile ttnlilM ONLY i2 cents per dollar? Roofing and Siding .380 Terrlll Road Scotch Flalna Texaa—California CHANF0RD a-leB SM Ceateaalal Are, (k That since 1948 taxes on prof- PL (-'2831 Lo»l—Loac Dlataaca its have increased 85 per cent? Gutters and Leaders SARGENT'S That profit, after taxes, pel- ROTCHFORD PONTIAC ADami 2-3033 unit of output declined 25 per INC. A««nt United Van Lln«l • FUEL OIL t STATIONERS cent from 1948 to 1956? Authorized PONTIAC No down payment Decenary. That profits as a per cent of Sallt It Service 5 Yean to Pay • OPTICIANS ZUCKERMANJ. sales dropped from 4.9 per cent in YOU GET A Good Will USED CARS OIL HEAT SERVICE 1948 to 3.1 per cent in 1956? Gat.fc7 r . B. HlcDewell Slaea 1S2S SCHNIPPER AI)am« 2-3700 "FerHcrlr MtherV TOP GRADE W.ltfltW FUEL OILS ROBERT F. DAY LEADER ADS BRING RESULTS 433 North Ave. JOHN T. DEERING CO. Commercial and Sod* 14 Hour Metered Service Prescription Optician JOB BY Delco-Heat Oil Burnere Stationiry 403 W. Front St. ADAMS 3-3213 call •National LOOMW SPECIALISTS ACKARDWESTFIELDCO. 121 Ptcwtcct St. Wcataeld ADaaia 3-3288 Plainfield 6-4418 8 Elm St. WeMteM • Oxford Filing ING. —— (Opp. People* Bank A Trim Co.) • Rubber Stampt Wd Enjoyment, Vab NO DOWN Aatkorliei • FURNITURE •Fountain Pen HefaV DAIRIES • PHOTOGRAPHERS and Usefulness to PAYMENT Lawn mowers STUDEBAKER •Gifts MAHHEV/S FURNITURE • Greeting CarA Your Home Up to. PACKARD Complete Dlaplay 10 WESTFIELD STUDIOS Hallmark -*•* Pl M0 TH Furniture-Floor Coverings Aarea Price, Pkntsajrapkar FOR AS LITTLE AS " " "JJr Salei and Service SCHMALZ Atpllaaieea OibsM «6-H KORTH ATI}. •). •ealy Mattwae Aseae,- FINE PORTRAITURE ••vatalialaiB la Yn,W§ Instill Dtrmtrt With Attic Cot.v«rs.«is AD MHt PLAINFIELD 6-0054 US Weart rreat St. Plala*eid Paklleatlem PertnHa 35 Elm St. AD2- • Milk & Cream NOTE TO AMBITIOUS HOME OWNERS • Buttermilk 121 Ccatral An. ADaaaa S-»23» BERSE BROTHERS • Cottage Cheese (a»p. Qalaakr) • INTERIOR • STORAGE Your Ante Authorlied • Butter k Eggs HENRY P. or We BuiU DECORATORS 1 M SOTO — PLYMOUTH PHOTO SUPPLIES •aunwnt Monty Delivered Fresh STO«A« Can Moking Attic Sales * Service lam Mort end BoMmtnt ADHU 3-1020 From Our MOVING CHAIN WESTFIELD STUDIOS Than Apartment! SHARPENED «M Ifertk AT*. W. WeeMeM Nearby Farm oil ADee* *•«*;» $1,000 Per i at ' Aatkartaed Dealer SM SeMk Afe. \ Ytar After Sup*/ Market SOLD - PARTS DECORATORS Conversion •aatak — Arm — Le4ea Prices Wtstfitld CALL PL 6-2277 CUSTOM MAOIB •«U * Hawaii ' " — Motor SaUt c PalareM Laaei C«Mn e Furniture tawrer^a Vlaw MaatnsStera* •aallat TELEVISION! 'OR ACCURATI UTIMATU AND DIPINDAILI SUVICI CALL • Slip Cayna IK Ccatral Arc. ADaaaa S-«SM Selee 4k Service "Serrlas r*r« Omtre Over SS In.1 • DRAPERIES and • DtapcrMa SfATlON RADIO FHE AETNA BUILDERS Company * e Heaakaleterlag ADim* 2-36T3 SLIPCOVERS TELEVISION, 120 THOMAS ST., 1111 ARNOLD AVI, Sie Herik A>«. B. Wcatlel* Pkame Par Oaf • RESTAURANTS Deecrater TEUEVISIOX *«*•» A|| •*« ajl« CRANFORD, N. J. PT. PLIASANT. N. J. C. C. DOWNE CO. Qu»r»al • LaGRANDE ADams ,3-4500 Since 1114 nr m. BBOAD IT, wssTraut MOUNTAINSIDE INN LOW II HROW0P KApQi REILLY La -1796 TWIMIIOOK 2- DRAPERIES-SUF COVERS Plainfield 6-8870 •tea 404 le. timer ADams 3-OM! ue •• mont ST. PLAIKPIKLD r—4 OldtmobiUCo. CUSTOM MAM AatkerkMi Per Haawrvatlaaa, call OldsmoMIe Late* tclectia* at • LAMPS AND SHADES ADAMS 2-2969 Aa>«rtle*d Deceratam rakrtea aTATB WWT. IS ONf OF NEW JERSEY'S LARGEST RUG CLEANERS Salee A Serrle* MO Nortk An. G. A Dame S-7«S« JERRY CARVELL WtetleU, new itntj • ROOFERS 433 Seatk Art. W^-ADaaiB 2-*l«l Carolina lamp Mounting Shop IAMPS SHADES • Mounting e Recovered GOODWIN MOTOR IR PLAINFIELDl a Converting • Cuifom to 44* D. Stk Street — Plalaleld S-«iei e Rewirtni Order W. L. SCHRODER CORP. • Larnpa In ttock e Bhidea In atock Eat. MSi GIFTS AUTHORIZED 1M-1M Ccairal ATC ADAM* GUTTERS-LEADERS STOP LOOKING! > DRUG STORES WlltltH, IV. t. 2-4323 VOLKSWAGEN Pavkla« Aera«a Street CRANFORD 6-3474 If you are looking for broadlooms, rugs or carpet, NIVER BUY Sale* * Sentee 1 Walaaj* Are. CrmfMl DARBY'S DRUG STORE before checking our prices and qualities. 111-1! •. Itk St. • SERVICE STATIONS Phone: ADams 2-1198 HUGH CLARK 339 South Ave. W. Wettflild ASMAU CANTLAY BROS. Shop Is Before You Purchme! For MOTORS CENTRAL PHARMACY Twri Michael 3. Cermele. Keg. Fltara. ADVERTISEMENT €$$o OPEN • TO 5 - SATURDAYS TO 13 PRESCRIPTIONS Carefully Compounded Servfce •hraaja • Wtrtmmt* - CaaaaetSti Sick Kewai Sa**llea Adver Deillr MaMna Ice Cma IN THIS SPACE KAR Ihei Ceri faufht md teU HAMRAH-EMERSON CO., INC. S24 Crutrnl AT*. A Damn 3-1488 Electrical - Brakes - Carburetor •es nomn ATB. W» & Complete Auto Servicing ONI TEL. ADAMS S-3434 332 LELAND AVE., PLAINFIELD • ELECTRICAL KEEPS YOUR NAME wHt Wcfc vp MM W™ APPLIANCES 1 Prospect St. ADams 2-9721 TELEPHONES: PL 6-4436 - PL 6-4466 Harry Milltr Motors, Inc. AUSTER'S BEFORE THE READERS MONAHAN BROS. Cod Wholesale Rug Division Under the Personal Direction ef George Hamrdh Aothorlxed Aatkortict NERAI. ELECTBIC 6W SEKMCf Deale* su - on - unncAnoN CUtlUK PLTHOCTB Mle* 41 leM Sarviee - Mhwr Hetietrs ONE OF NEW JERSEY'S LARGEST RUG CLEANERS ADiai S-1A9tS Opea MOB. A Frl. OF THIS PAPER. •tt aTevtk ATM. W. MS B. Bnm* It. AXtaaaa S-S131 4W SOtTH ATS. W. WESTF3IiW» AD 2- ADB i 3-»STT THE WEST/FIELD (N. J.) LEADER, WEDNESDAY, NOVEMBER 27, 1057 Pafa Twenty-Threw Scotch Plains - Fanwood News l)rammi(. (Hub In Scotch Plains Junior School be restricted t« light Irnlilc, Hoard sanitary wr jilaiw, to Wavivn nue, near MidHmy avenue. TbU 'Plains Board Scvrct»»>y Clinrles T. Todii report- Saiigullijiiio for subdivision of two lupliration will bo mnxliJeivd fur- To Stage Special Thanksgiving Program Today \\\ last week. 75 by ItlO-foot lots in North ave- Mier on Doc. JU. The board's ncl.ion follows a roc- oar(l of Education to Use Voti The curtain goes „,, f,,,. thoi.ion, IVnciope Ooriell, Midge Hew, To Reconsider iMiinienilation by Community Plan- hotel, Plnius Junior School's Urn- He I ores Cavelloro, Carol Holt, Joan ning AsswiMe* of Pvimvton which nuillc Uub today at 11 ii.m. end Platt, Marilyn Terry. Margaret conducted a triitltc study of the [achines in February Election - p.m. At that time tlie newly or-McCnulvy, Mury J. Atkins, Carol Expansion Plan fiuiv bUu'k long sdvot ami i',s sur- Raiiiiod group of !O0 pupils" will I'alac, Susan Walteis, Linda Smith,, rounding (IMS). pre.wu a special Thanksgiving- Linda I^itlreca, Kathcrine Manu-1 COTCII PLAINS—The Board program entitled. "Come Ye Thank- SCOTCH PLAINS— Aftrv IV- Preliminary approval was grant- stfluml will probably have to make han, Carol Jewott, Jeffrey ZetloJ 1 ed by the board, aubjwt to tiling j.;j1K.;iiion moved Thursday up this day. ful I'eople." oiving a petition bearing tho r-iji - Frank Uiley, Jeffrey Hniara, Kubin I natuivs af 715 tt^Utents who had of further mans, of mv application ,!,t to «*<-' voting machines in The hoard nwnnlw) n $1,385 can- This special pageant in throe Michael Oliver, Raymond! ,,l,"dioii on Feb. 11, 1958 when objected t<> its proposed elenien by DePnuwvsro and Cheochio Inc. tract to the (ivrald Sena Co., i'Uv- scenes, a prologue and epilogue, Scry, Cai'ol Sieofii, urn! tary school expansion pruitrnm for subdivision of a 525 by 700- v mfnibiM-s of the board will trieal conti iK-tovs of fmnfurd, to combines the neting, speaking, Scnrinci. jlcoleil :""1 tlm board's budget "faffing, musical, dance, ami artis- tile Hoard of Kdticntion decided foot area in the interior of the wire ;!0 piwos of equipment in the Susan Caldwell and Jane Larson I T|,m.M|;1>. ni(r|lt ,0 lwoIKijol. Wle block bounded by Farley, Midway [,,. passed upon. shop ureas in UH> !ii(rii school. tic skills of this eighth grade Complete Bear Wheel and Fram« Straightening are the student ace pjun. and Hunter avenuus and Pmterson Board Secretary Delmer Everett Swrelnry Everett reported that group in a performance which em- Working behind the scenes on ro»d. Originally sot asute for uso • WHEEL ALIGNMENT * WHEEL BALANCING ,fflted that ndditional voting plans are liein^ minti- (o open the phasizes the spirit of the Thanks- staging and scenery are Pcbra The board also voted to postpone chines would have to be used giving season. its meeting with tho stale Depart' as a playground, tho area was r#- GENERAL AUTOMOBILE REPAIRING cafeteria in the new building Dec. Meserve, chnirman; Delores Ver- zoned rooejitly for residential u«(\ •IIA KB HKIIV'KH — CAIOIITItBTOH * ICNITIO!* r School -i and Shackamaxon The mood is determined in theraco. Donna Blower, Marlene Siar, nu'iit of Kduoalion set for Dec. 4. T«a Ou l*«r the C*»< e« Htt>tffc! Tens* Amu^tA. hool because more than 500 per- At that time, the board was to Tentative approval was granted A request from the Scotch prologue as messengers, line Fur- Charlotte Ward, Joanne Pizzinski, have sought approvnl bj' the state ]S voted in each of these dis- Plains Community Choir to useman and Meredith Holt, invite the Cavoly» Smith, Catherine Branch, to Tedosco Brothers I»c. for a nino- ds in tilielas t school board elec- officials further to exceed the debt lot subdivision in Montrose avenue, the hi^h school auditorium on Dec. childlildrer n to give thanks. In scene Jack Windiseh, James Chomie?., limit of Fnmvood and Scotch WHALEN'S GARAGE 8 was denied by the board because one, the pilgrims portrayed by Russell Kent, Limce, Wimmer, Bill between Forest and Martino nvc- j. Plains to float, a bond issue to fi-nuoa, A public hearing on this ap- Authorised "fbar" Station 3o»rd Secretary Delmar Everett jof its policy not to permit any Theodore Bassman, Carolyn Smith, French, Paul Faienehak, Peter nance the proposed construction. glish teacher in the high school, ! group but the high school I'TA toBettye Jean Reilingcv, Marjorie LaMortc, Robert Gyure-, and Frank plication was set for Ooc. 16. Morel, Edith Hanover, Patricia Gallovich. Marilyn Lushley and Mow UIHII 50 norson* crowded Tho board also granted tenta- 600 NORTH AVE., E. TEL. AD 3-0393 the position of administrative use the new buildinjr until it is into the board's business ollice in .istant to the superintendent at officially accepted by the board. Mitchell, Susan Wolschina, Susan Margaret Holton arc in charge of tive approval, pending submission C»H For and Delivery Chamvlin and Robert Guyer arc special costumes, Second street to watch the group 10 a month was approved by the The concert will be held in the in action, and to engage in a pub-of. further maps and satisfactory pj, This change will take ef- junior school auditorium the same joined first by Indians Russell This production has been ar- day. Kent and Frank Mallalieu, and lie discussion period following ad' . at the discretion of the Super- ranged and coordinated by thejourniiH'iit of the board meeting, •ndent of Schools, Howard B. The board approved requests then by interpretative dancers, director of dramatics, Mrs. Jcan- Karen Southard, J,udy Klaatorin, ninc A. Barrett, also a teacher of Shortly after this session ended, inner. from the School 4 PTA for use of and Louie Hellebrand. the board, acting as a committee Irs. Everett, who had been a that school for 39 to 40 free meet- language arts. Mi's. Barrett, a of the whole, began discussing a prtary in the board's business ings of the Boy Scout group spon- Scene two features Alexander graduate of Tennessee A. and I.revision of its program with its sored by the group; and from Trapp, Clifford Disbrow, Michael State University, Nashville, Tenn., •e, was appointed by the board Is beginning- her fourth year in th architect, William Mirklewrigbt. 'secretary to the principal of Temple Israel for use of Ever- Reagan, James Chomici, and Bill The plan which the board will green School all-purpose room or Ixitt as the patriqts. In the back- Scotch Plains school system. Whil Ml 1 at a rate of $2,000 a year, in college she participated in a reconsider provided for: 1. the con Joard member James S. Bell ob- another suitable room for religiou, ground, as the Statue of Liberty, struction of a lS!-vlassroom ele- school every Sunday from 10:3< is Martha Scott. number of organizations includ- cw| to t-he salary finally granted a.m. to 12 noon. ing the Lambda Eta Sigma Eng- mentary school with kindergnrtons 5. Everett because other board In the symbolic third scene Gary lish Honorary Society and theand an nil-purpose room and other wtaries with similar experience Charles Boehm was hired by th< Worth, Karen Boos, Linda Rosen- Player's Guild. Prior to coming necessary facilities on the board's ords were receiving $2,500 and board as its auditor for the plan, weig, Judy Haworth, Nancy Orr, to Scotch Plains she taught in theproperty on" Willow avenue be- BCO he said. However, board ned elementary expansion progratr Susan Crandall, Pamela Barnes, Springfield, Tenn. school system hind the junior school; 2. an addi- mbcr Robert Cochran pointed bond issue at a fee of $750 through Betay Oldford, Margaret llolton, and the Newark Colleges library. tion to the Shnckamnxon School of that Mrs. Everett had had. al- the sale of the bonds or $050 if Linda Smith, Carol Hanrahun, Sue 10 classrooms and kindergar- t 10 years of secretarial expe- the bond issue does not pass. Crocker, Peter Kopt, Janice Nelson Since the eighth, grade dramatic ten, and 3. the reconstruction of IM before she began working The firm of Reed, Hoyt, Wash- and Jane MacKay gather around group was first organized in 1951four classrooms in School 4 which burn and McCarthy of New York the empty table. one major objective has been em- da not now meet state standards. the board. phasized to utilize, a.i much as was appointed by the board to per- The architect has estimated that letter from the State Depart- Choir girls, Judy Carlson, Lois possible, the skills of tho junior x form lejral services in connection Farina, Diane Bilous, Catherine tilie program would have cost ap- it of Education informed the with the bond issue. group. The large membership is Bellas, Slflrie Hauck, Joanne. Salis- sub-divided into smaller units in- pi'osumutely $922,574. id that Oct. 28 would not be A pension policy for employees Signers of the petition opposed dited as « completed school day bury, Earlene Purvis, Jeanne Irby, cluding tho backstage crew, thi of the board who are not mem Banner Kalbfus, Marie Lohvmnn, are and scenery committee, the the plan because, they said, h. does the high school. The students bcrs of the Teachers' Pension am Barbara Arentoft, and Lois nut take into account the needs of (f dismissed shortly after class- costuming and properties commit- Employes' Retirement System, o: Thompson joyously sing the theme tee, and the performance group. the entile community, and the con- kegan that day because the boil- any other pension system was "Come Yc Thankful People, Come" struction of a new school it pro- couid not be turned on. The The latter includes pupils inter- adopted by the board. in the epilogue when the children, ested in various types of acting, posed would cost iis much as $300,- represented by the choral speaking in reading, dancing, music, and 000 more than an alternative pro- group, have entered the sanctuary. directing. Choral apenking is a gram of expansion by enlarging PHONE AD 2-4155 This speaking group includos: An- prominent activity of this organi- the present elementary schools. RES. AD 3-0899 drea Burgard, Martha McCord, zation, and at some time during Those pr«3ent at the meeting Carol Bell, Gail pfitzenmier, Bar- each year the entire club partici- offered varied criticisms of the bara Gillman, Dorothy Hsnigan, pates in a choral speaking pro- plan. Many charged thut it was Bob's Auto Waxing Carol Wood, Ellen Lehr, Barbara gram. uneconomical, while one person Brenner, Marilyn Lashley, Patricia felt it was too conservative. HAND FINISHED Rogers, Nancy Davis, Krcderica Prior to the pageant, the Junior Some advocated moving the George, Marsha Lux, Victoria Wil- School Hand will provide music. board's ollices into School •*) and JIMONIZE - POLISH - BLUE CORAL son, Hanna Schulze, Pamela Parents and friends arc invited to attend these iprognims. , closing it down as a school be- PICK-UP AND DELIVERY cause its gixninds nre Inadequate, it is located in tin industrial zone, Bob Bonnetti, proprietor Two Music Croups fessional diploma in music and a and some of Its rooms are sub- master of arts in music standard. It also was recommend- 35 CENTRAL AVENUE WESTFIEID, N. 1. Create Interest In and music education from Touch- ed that the board continue hous- er's College, Columbia University. ing only fifth grades in School 3 'Plains Junior School as is now tho case. Two organizations creating a Service Group Sees Many protested that the pro- How do you know great deal of interest in the extra- gram would complicate and in- '—The Floor Shop curricula activities program of the Christmas Slides crease the board's transportation Scotch Plains Junior School are problems, while one homo-owner when we heed fuel OIL?" "The'Junior Chorus" and "Tho SCOTCH PLAINS—Tho Com-claimed that it would lower tilie. munity Sorvi™ |(iitiup, mooting value of his property. Choraliers." The 81 members of Even without seeing your lank gauge, wt tlm parfVe play In America'* progreniv* the junior chorus were selected Thursday nighti in the Fanwood Board of Education President from a group of over 250 appli- office of the PlninnVliI Trust Co., Kugcnn Wltlo declared that the know liow much oil you arc using—and when oil industry. And there are tliouaandi of cants. Those selected for member- stuv slkieR on "Chrislmas Around board wus merely trying to carry we should make our next delivery. This serv- other oil coinjiani w that serve you, too. Snrat the World." Miss Doris McNich- ship met the following qualifica- out the will of the electoral*), while Ico, which we call our "degree-day" «y*tem, of them look for oil; other* transport it; olas of Public Service presented board member liobert Cochran ex- tions: General musical ability, in- praclically guarantees that you'll never be dependence in singing and an av-the program. , plained that along with the con- •till others refine it Into many useful prod* erage of C or more in total schol- Mrs. Florence Shavkey presid- siderations of economy, Uie board caught short; never rim out of oil—even in ucl»—from gasoline and oil to new miracle arship. In order to remain on theed at the meeting, at which a $50 must take into account the pro- the coldest weather. It's only one of the many fiber*. But we independent luJinewraen1 Your LEES CARPET membership roster student? must donation was Ui the 'Scotch gram's niFcd. on education, trans- 1 special services wo oiler you—in addition to hive one thing in common—we are fret to maintain this C or more scholar- Plains Library for u new doll cab- portation and disciplinary pioli- ship standing. inet. U>:ns in i*ueb of the schools. supplying you with the finest home fuel oil lompete with one another. And you benefit deserves the best Handicraft items for Camp En- A Hinrife.Hlion was made that the available at low prices. So call m lodny-and let u* help you hm Officers of the chorus are: Pres- deavor wil be donated by the rai'm- board attempt to take the citizenry Servicing you and your healing needs i» • warm, comfortable winter. ident, Midge Ross; vice president, beis ab Christmastime. Future in on its planning for the expan- Sandra Jackson; secretary, Vic- support of Camp Kndeavor will be sion program as a means of as- toria Wilson. Accompanists are discussed at the December meet- suring public support of the nee- ,ynn Metzger, Jane Larsen, Mary ing. cssnry school bond issue. It was Griffin. Substitute accompanists The hostess committee was head- that the board send are Edith Hanover and Linda Fe- ed by Mm.'William Carbley, and out a questionnaire to determine gel. included Mrs. William Henry and what kind of plan residents of the The outline of performances for Mrs. Dclbert Silvinske. school district, really want the group includes a Christmas CtemeitteE assembly, a concert for the spring 4BO NORTH AVE. EAST • WESTFIELD, N. J. • AD 2-22OO meeting of the PTA and other ap- Liom Club Told pearances throughout tho school Of Hiring Problems Restrict Traffic, ear. FUEL OIL and BURNER SERVICE SCOTCH PLAINS— The prob- A special group selected by indi- lems of hiring personnel for indus- Board Advises vidual applications and try-outs on try were enumerated to the Lions the bases of outstanding musician- Club Thursday night in the Maple FANWOOO~^~The Planning We Service What We Sell ihip, superior scholarship and will- Tree Inn, Fanwood. Hoar.f has recommended to the ngness to devote extra time and Borough Council that Shady lane study has been organized as "The In a skit directed by Philip Choraliers." This newly-formed Cobb, program chairman, members Come to., group has several engagements, portrayed interviews of persons among them is a special program seeking jobs. It was up to the You get a truly new and eye- tor the Scotch Plains-Fanwood members to decide whether they opening driving experience with THE Community Service Club, Dec. 19.sbould be hired. exclusive Twin Traction. One POWOT your way through now, lo«, mod or Mad.. .with They will also perforn* in the Jack Clawson, Harry Riley, Pe- drive will show you why! On school's Christmas program. The ter Widen, Bruce Hall, Henry slippery, muddy or Bandy Choraliers meet one period per Blume and Norman Lacombe play- roads. Twin Traction automat- Floor Shop week during the school day. ed the parts of the job applicants. ically directs power to the TWIN TRACTION Both the Junior Chorus and The Club President William House rear wheel with best traction for personal service and fine workmanship Choraliers are under the direction gave the invocation. Al Miller, ac- — powers you through with of Miss Ruth Swetland who began companied by Carol Cooper on the sure-footed stability. on the 1958 Studebakers and Packard* When yon invest in « carpet you want to be sure teaching music in the Scotch Plains piano, Jed the singing. At all speeds, Twin Traction you're getting the right color, the finest workman- public schools in 1925. Miss Swet- George Holtzoner introduced his enhances your safety, im- iand received a BA degree in mu-guest, Paul Ferrara of Sctftch »hip and expert installation. Our people are trained Plains. proves roadability, saves tire *nd experienced to help you in every way. We'll sic from Wellesley College, a pro- wear—even on dry roads. help you select a perfect color scheme with the car- pet of your choice and then carry the job through to yonr complete satisfaction. RMADY MIXID

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OTHER GIFT SUGGESTIONS GIFT Films • Projection Screens • Frames • Color Slide Holders DONT FORGET OUR CERTIFICATES FREE CATALOGUE! Printing Paper • Flash Bulbs • Movie Film Reels • Albums WESTFIELD STUDIOS 121 Central Avenue Tel. AD. 2-0239 THE WESTFIELI) (Nr. J/> LEADER, WEDNESDAY, NOVEMBER 27, 1957 «'«'<• Cur In ; Verona Man Hurt i 'Plains Fund Drive «'fi!* of a cht'J. Mrt. ldtt reaera Accident Here Troop Works On 1 Note Gvil Air In Route 22 Crash i At 70ft of Gixil Five PTAs Reach ^ lie W. ZiSn.y ,.( 2,)W M«i iO jngs Parking Good Grooming Patrol Week ) SCOTCH 1UAIXS-IV Seotoh o Membership' LEADER t",a'»H C'm'c.uR.f. '•;•:•}. >'.:;« r,s> | invonvii in an .it t.L> i.av. <4UU.;*y wrier, i ea Expanded 'with a ,.,!,« >'»f fa'.urjay a; S according or. ::* ?-:ts! lruck tht* EV..U -, : .in .v. u-.i£v,i y by | -1:40 p.m. . driven by William R. HartU'y ! pP!ari.'>'J parking facilities, A police ear driven by 0Sv. t"'»p H auie up of 27 y.rls in the H. f m fir cent memtwtship to iU;e sh:< Elizabeth in Route 2'J. ! la wmmvnvu*: about thv report. Vt.^.';eiii Fedora. Savings, I John Burnham win •ivr,- ,>»*• •- «vvtn:h grade »t Eini Street \!VS srvsrlimaiion: )t'.tr, it w»* rvportfd by Mi*. K. Put ice said Hav:!fv'i auto u. >'1'- campa'.jrn chair- h ",;,.: fully completed, arc; East Hioa.i stuvt f.'n rt< „•• M "ft'hetvn*. the men *t\il wvnu'ii ,„„,. for u.-e by customers of answer an automobile i«itn'.''ta"l Oae of the revvnt hishtight.* of hi: after he *d tht . of the Civst AH 1'atiwi, civilian chairman for I'tiion Coui'.tv lVu:i- Ian* (tv>ia »"•' s th !1 !w ?t vl tlv v .„ it w"s announced j when it, was in collision w*h -" "••"is proeram was s s:v!e *hovr for the K!ks' c auxiliary of the I'liiteJ Stases A! " * S ' - - oil ITA. t«a-asyr*. jcivtri by Jane Smith, driveway. The rv;ir ot C.1:' iviu:f t:i a.'ih-hKnlaS b). \lo\*-U S. Messersmith,; noy's vehicle in Xouh aver.ue. *" The PTAs are locatej at Schoo! ktli Nov. 20 in th* Watrunk twom badly d&ma of! communit He svm.tvU\l that tjvo vi.-. piesiiient. llui-nham s.iid he had hV n>< w devcu-aiy the 1'ausv S, Linden; lusmt School, Wes;- of :h^ Muni^pn: BuilJ^ng. The ; ( e-f the «o- i N'tn « «:riew ,„•>• !ay.-r »f crushed quar- Might flashing and his <.ir*n <,>•!(' jv:.tim flcUi; Livingston School, I'nwn: tt'Xip ias hcittvi* to l"0O m.vthers. j, »* 1! extend the period* l0 h5, been put down ami. ing before entering the ^f^. Kosengart sutteivd a laceration o( this M::OII; av.d j ««e*;i!ial!y set for their (!t f ouijh to now aecomm^- tion. h Kiederick W, CooK School, 1'Um- ReV.-«on and C*rdy Ho'-mburg were broken. i\>!u'e uea'.evi him making up this erif.inijiition have ! ives itful that extcf'Sion has K ^ k paif.'nj: of cars in the in- The right front fender and do." ScUi. The linden School has main-; 1 i < quired in Scotch, Plains iiv. btfere rinal paving is under-, and windshield of the polio> c»' g'tHt^t ?u?s^s for ifo Jar.v Snitth at the scene. The front of his car ctven uristintiri^Iy of their per tained 11 years of 100 [>er cent >ho:-,. The pirU who modeled Mr. Sir.she'.mer ^nd his fello .'was damaged and Zilfiey-* car wai was dama^vd extensively and the sop.al rvsourevs and ever: of their attendance, the Cook School. S '.vvr-:: ;!^, vehicle had to be towad av»av. iivt's :r, the tvhet' of sutTciiiij; and campaijiiiers an- cviraiuiing efforts years the site of a hit in the right front section Xc, to reach the >,val by trying to yean, »tul tho l.ivitiirston and aivhouse building, th« j charges were made, M:iT>'f-.i Ke'.ch.im. KVanor Reid, in the safeiTusnliTtp of l!ie lives Krunklin Schools, J ymtv. -'fared this summer. I KaLhy K'W. RoS>r:a Scott, Pat a:ui propevSy of thoiv tVKow AuicV- make sure that every home and ,v,« ,iio'.l^Vlt which followed,: iharxty. Robin ?:nc!a;r, and Pv'r- leans thiviijth "he |'erfo:jiu»n,-v of place of business is contacted and * The Bray ton School, Summit, told about the fvtnd. The an 'ali.v.vni to settle for a lontr- i< Stalhaum. Mrs. Rogvrs describ- ^Education" Topic aetial ie-: It has maintained a 200 y*r cent: Of LWV Session vides for the existence of the K>- j attendance recoid for tt secv'e.<-,; smith said that fina\ ] their c'.othitig. A social hour fol-, volunteers have establishtsi and Programs Resume cat YMCA. Rescue Su,usd. Scouts, i sive years—« lopert for (he U>ST-; paring operations will 'owe«i with Beth Cunningham.; have dedicated tliemsoives to m.iin- CaicL Richardson assiiting with • "Kducation Beyor.il Hiirh ?chvx^'^ tainin£ in '.he nation an effective library anci the I'SO, Donations; 5S season has not yet been turned' place in the early spring to ms b s i The Union County Patk Coni- the refreshment*. Mrs. William will be the topic for tho pvneral pr\»i;ram of aviuUon tvlucation for i >' *' i'"< to the YMCA. ill. The 200 ct'nt is' a durable and level surface | mission announces the rssumptior. Kraft, is the leader of the troop.: mei"tirig and holiday party Tues- our youth; and \ 'he lA-acuo of , decision to permit parkin" [of its winter programs on nature Mrs. Robert W. Scott. .Mrs. Roe. "Whereas. lKv. I, t'^oT marks i \*J With and Mrs. I.. Sinclair Jr. are work- ... , Westr-fUi, . U roiled stone at this time," study. Those will be held in the the U>lh annivei^ary of the found- i«|.i. , boathouse in Echo Lake Park. ins; with the girls on this badsv. • ,. . , . . -. ;. in St. Paul's in>: of this volunteer oiyanitation ! i'lUiltiry d "was occasioned by the in- K ts 1 ' ;v heavy demand by our I Mountainside, and will b-i conduct- On N«. IS, Andrew, the hair P «H«l parish house, dedicated to tin service of human- i •— CHILDREN ARE NO ed by Dr. H. N. Moldenke. director The education item nr? f°'' parking while they gave a demonstration and that be- ity; j MOUXTAINSIUK—Sfe. Fabian of Trailside Museum. The museum discussion on "Care and Styling!"* studied by league* throughout K lin* served within th« main Now, therefore, 1. H. Kmei-son i - Vimvm of -JTt! Summit road h is closed for the winter months. of Hair for Tivn-iipers." Mrs, E, | !ne state for the next two years. serving on She dance committee »f PROBIIM TO YOUt ,* quarters. )ll p T Thomas, niajvr e.1* the town of Scout leaders and den mothm Arund»!«, a graduate of the Con-; '«- - - B^rt«H Jr>. Kval chair- Die siH'iety of the 89Sd civil affaii"!< anginal parking area has lan for 1 art of Westfield. rovei nment to arrange for suit- i e o and New Providence road. Moun- intr for Teen-agers." "Cosmetics ' '"P- 1 i u Hotel Suburban, Kast rolled down smoothly able observancera s of th>* occasion-i.'."'"^,"cc ; - * tainside, RD, Westfield. and make for Teen-agers" will be discussed i Speaker of the 'he s'^up is ar Army Keserw ! for this temporary use dur- afternoon will b;>j and I urge the people- of the town WHO CAN SUGGIST arrangements to brine a ftivup aft- at the last meetinir Dee. 2. i Mrs. John K. nit which meets weekly on Tliuis- iniini.' month*." ileVrios. Veum.i,' of Westtield to obs this week er school hours for a program la»t- chaivman of the state league com- iiity night »t the Keainy Shipyard. Mi.l that new plans are now by participating in ceremonies de j intr until 5 p.m. mittee on education. Mis. ileVries, Thc wu is MANY PRACTICAL GIFT llized for better control sitrned to honor these men and | oominaniW by Col. e j The program consists of a field « orkshop Held For who has served the state league as women of the Civil Air l'atrol. | loivn B. Thompson. The dance king in ^ I"'- which will al- trip around Echo Lake, followed second and third vice president, - j will commemorate the ninth wini- iuim use and greater con- Publicity Chairman WHICH Will by a talk with color slides in the has been a member v>t Her W;t! 1 ii t^ rM • i versarv of the irroup. ce oi all customers of Wcst- 1 warm boathouse. Leaders may ask A workshop for neighborhood board of- educatio.-. n for 1- 0 mvears. . A ejeral Savinjts. ^fc, \ iticont is a World »«r II I in advance for a nature topic to be publicity chairmen was conducted { member of the Advisory Council j Of All Oul> Ylllc l*HrtV vvteran. He is employed Ht the DIIIOHT TNI Uliscussed in this lecture. ; Friday at the First Baptist Church for Revising State Teachers Col- l.iehinann Hiewerie*. Oiaiitrv. The ik Voters For i Among the topics available are by the Washington Kock Girl \ lejtes, she served as detenu' tvi t^w Kerd A. l.aile of !>45 I.awnwo I sergeant's jon, Donald, is on netive , birds, mammals, frogs and toads, i Scout Council. White House Conference on Edu- avenue is co-chnirinan of tho | duty wWi the Army. JUNIOR SIT; renduin Turnout j salamanders, lizards, snakes, in- j About 40 adult leaders of the cation, Her subject Tuesday will Christmas party commiltee ol the | sects, tish, ocean life, wildflowers, council attended the program ar- bu "Beyond Hijrh School—Col- Advertising Club of New Jersey. (garden flowers, trees and shrubs. i ranged by the council's public re- U'Ke?" Followinu her informul K in ploy men! Oflico Ta POR IXAMHI L'XTAIXSIDE— Arthur W. The party. "Kiesta Mexicans" will 1 lOCKITt AWAY ue, publicity chairman of the ; animal migration, camouflage in lations committee. t4ilk there will be u discussion pe- held Thursday evening; Dec. ID Clost Thursday, I'Yiduy ook Civic and Improvement I nature, conservation, etc. : Burton C. Belden of Cranford, riod. Uu> Hotel Essex lions Ncw- ation. Thursday night jravc The coursv in nature study for chairman of the public relations j .\ skit. "Where, Oh, When-?" ark. I The local ollke of the New Jet- John Adams •^anization's thanks to the ; adults, intended for scout leaders. i committee, preauied and discussed written by Mrs. John Thutchvr and Harold Friedman, chairman tifj'e.v State Employinent Service will for their turnout in the re.- ' the role of his eommrUee and the Mrs. Bortell, will be presented by the committee, has announced that |'*• elosed Tlmnksgivinjt ll»y and j den mothers, nnd any other adults tlu MA 3-3633 rhool referendum. ' wishing to "brush up" on natural •role of neighborhood publicity a cast including Mrs. A. H. Wowi- the (trnnd priie at this, the 21st ' >'«>' following, Kridny, Nov. l'», as>oiiation, which met in history, m«*t< at 9:M a.m. in the- hairmen. I ward, Mrs. R. A. Olson and Mrs. annual Christmas party of the ^r»nk J. Hettg, mnnatrvr of the of- mcrican Legion Halt, \vd- i boathouse on most Monday?. Each Roy Smith of Elizabeth, direc- Clifton Grant. Also on the juo- club, will be a 10-day all expense n« nnnounwil toiluy. paid "South-of-tJie-Horili'r" vncii-1 The ofliee will reopen Momlay, Ray Lautenbach 50 r.t'W members from the j session is illustrated by color slides. tor of ppublic relations for Union fc''»m will W a film .strip, "The tion for two tniveliiij; via Aero-1 lXv. i, for the processing of un- Hills section. Xaturv questions and problems ar« Junior College, Cranford, and a Children Are Here," prepared by EL 4-4521 the New Jersey State naves de Mexico (Air Mexico) I employment insuramt> claims, the answered. member of the council's public re- ort Haase and David Hart of Kducution. svith the first stop in . I taking of new cliiim.ii, applictttiiMm amed tvustees. Mrs. Blanche A list of the meeting dates and lations committee, discussed writ- Mrs. F. 1). Manning, loenl pres- The party is open to Ad Club | for employim-nt, ami the referral It's lattr Than You Think was appointed assistant see- ' the subjects to be discussed at each ing newspaper stories und the ; | preparation of copy for daily and j ident, will open the m«»tinic and members, their friends and ; of workers to jobs, lle$?g said, iiml Joseph Lazowski, as- meeting can be obtained by writ- p I weekly newspapers. l ll liesorvations are available through lait d«llv«ry D«c. 33rd tieasuiw. | ing to Dr. lloldenke. pn\sent Mrs. Bortell, who will pre- ' Miss Marianne Beckers, execu- side. Refreshments wilt be served. the Ad Chili office. LEADER CLASSIFIEDS PAY "Experience is somithinp I al- j live director of the new council, Mrs. II. It. Knox, hospitality chair- LEADER CLASSIFIEDS way think 1 have, until I pet I welcomed the neighborhood public- man, is in charge of invitntkms. tOR BEST RESULTS ' ity leadet- to the workshop. mure."—Buiton Hills is Mis. Geoijre Walker. 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264 East Broad St. Tel. AD 2-8214 CURRENT DiV«)END WESTFIELD FEDERAL SAVINGS nnmnoi Beginning Monday, December 2nd m. Open Every Evening until 9 P.M. 2-4500 Page Twenty-Si* Activities In The Churches of Westf ield and Vicinit iri an Scie li 1 Plan Guild to Hold Stresses Spiritual S f " * *. ! Fellowship Plans Christmas Supper Sermon of the Week i "WHERE ARE THE OTHER NINE? S>. LuU 17il7 Unfoldment A special Thanksgiving service Month's Activities The annual Christmas supper of i.s announced by First Church of the Jane Morrow Guild of the R«v. Robert L. Smith Christ, Scientist, for 10:30 a.m. The Pilgrim Fellowship, senior Bethel B.ptiit Church Mankind's true supply depends Presbyterian Church will take on Thanksgiving Day. The service high «i oup of the First Congress- j p|.u.e '-m t(le a3SCnibly room of the FIRST METHODIST CHURCH | nut on material abundance but on will be held in the church edifice tional Church, has set up its pro-1 ,. rtay, Dec. 0, at AT WESTFIELD Is pi ritual unfoldment, Friedrich rUh ))ouse Thll s at 122 East Broad street. jrram of activities lofi>r thtne montmonmh . ,;. Mrs. N'elso- n Keller, so- Minuten: Within the next few days, many people will make ifn-at r.-'i /'roller of Berlin, Germany, told 15 pm M|3 N eisM The Rev. Gordon E. Mich&lion Open to the public, the service uf December. On Dee. 1, the first j , j , ] Churcli in to sit down to a table- laden with every good tiling to eat. Mr,.,;. • an audience here Tuesday evening. will include voluntary testimonies |oist a( Eh( Ep 5C01 a The Rev. Karl E. Wright meeting of the month, there »•» j jfillburn, will present i program u? will have turkey with all of its trimmings. For muny, their ehildr- 1 rue security is based 01, »pmt- if tiUl(J(. b c.-utian Scien-! be a prowram '• Youth on rial" The Rev. Eugene E. LauWh will be home from college, many, j uul understanding of God's i of Christmas selections. Also fea- tisU for God's goodness us shown I from N'ov. 24) which j tured will be the Bell-Ringers, a The Rev. Erneit C. Bartell Holyday their sons and husband* will be \U> goodness and ever-available in spiritual growth, physical heal- I postpone Friday: 3:30 p.m., the Wesley! home from the armed services. power, Mr. Preller declared. will be followed by a group group of girls from thc junior 6. 6:45, 7 ings, and other blessings. cu.ssion. high depaitment of the Presbyte- boys, fifth through the eighth j ' Many grandparents will have their Speaking on "Christian Science: A lesson-sermon for the day cn- grades, will rehearse in the choir The Unfoldment of Divine Power On Do Jean Savoy will be j ,.jan Sunday School. Devotions grandchildren present for dinner titled "Thanksgiving" will be read , room; 3:3 p.m., the crusader choir !6:4», , .,„ Bna , and what a dinner that will be. j in Human Life," he said: "We and will tell of the I will be led by Mrs. Fred K. Chris- 7:15 and 8 a in all Christian Science churched. , . , Kills, fifth and sixth grades, will|---rwise announced*'' Many of us who are Americans should work, not to earn moneyy, B ork he haji Wn do]ng durin)f rehearse in Wesley Hall; -1:30 > Confessione anno: Sitd u Ve had them in the past, firat floor, Wesley Hall; worship and we will surely have them in Defining God as Life, Truth, the Westfield fellowship at an area sll CRANFORD—The annual ser- St. Bernard's Rosary Society, the sanctuary. The! 'P with sermon by Mt. „„ the future. To be exact, Jesus and Love, he declared that God "is meeting. After the Christmas pa- services in vice of Thanksgiving will be ob- Plainfield,' under the supervision of Rev. Karl E. Wright, assistant | Church School in pariiklij tells a,story In this 17th Chapter the infinite Mind which fills all geant on Dec. 22 there will be a space, end sinless Soul which satis- served at Calvary Lutheran caroling party* Details will be an- the moderator, the Rev. George A. ministerminister , will preachpreach . Thc chapel jj of St.' Luke' abosit ungrateful • Dillon, was host to the Union- ST. LUKE A.M.E, m people. He spe«k« of people who were so selfish and concerned about fies completely, the omnipresent Church tonight at 8:15 o'clockk . Thhe |nou nced later. The social event of choir will sing at the 9:15 service, Spirit which permeates all being, Rev. Arnold J. DahlquUt, pastor, December is the Christmas home- Westfield District of the Archdio- "0 Jesu, Hear Us"; the women of'• CHURCH themselves that they did not have the time to turn and say to cesan Council of Catholic Women, 500 Downer ,l him, "Master I thank you for healing my body." Man is s» busy today. the imperative Principle govern- has chosen aa his sermon, "The j comjng pal.ty to which all Pilgrim the sanctuary choir will sing for] Sunday afternoon when the librar- the 11 o'clock service, "0 Jesu, WeitEtld We are launching earth satellites spinning around the earth at the ing all." Gospel of Plenty." The adult choir j Fellowshipp members of last year j The Holy Communion uni will bring two anthems of special ies and literature committee of the Hear Us." l-ate of speed of 18,000 miles per hour, one with a lice do? in it. The man of God's creating is not are invited. district presented a discussion of i celebrated ever} ' ~ I understand that they plan next to go up and fix'the moon. When "a self-existent, self-activating, or significance, "Now Thank We All j Our God" by Mueller, and "Make The officers and members of the the parish library featuring two God put the moon .there many thousands of years ago, He only self-sustaining entity," he is a fellowship have extended an invi- members of the Elizabeth Union did a half job. His work was all right then but that, was before wo spiritual reflection of God, he stat- a Joyful Sound" by Cain, under the direction of Mrs. Madin Sieg. tation to all church senior high District ACCW. Mrs. Eugene Caf- scientists were born. We have come to light now and found out ed. __ students to attend the meetings. frey traced the history of the par- that He did a half job. It is up to us to complete what He half did; Beginning last Sunday and con- p.m., Jit meeting, Wesley Hall. ! Sv.nday: 9:30 »« h tinuing on this evening and the fol- ish library of St. Joseph th* Car- We arc going to the moon, G:30 p.m., youth choir, rehearsal | sch00i c|asscs jor all',l " Women's Fellowship lowing Sunday, an offering will be penter Church in Roselle and Mrs. - No one can deny that this U a busy time with everyone. One part John Healy highlighted the recent in the choir room; 7:30 p.m., MYF | 1n1 a.m., worshipworship, im™ of the world trying to go to the moon while another part of our received for the purchase of food Women's Circles meeting, Wesley Hall. I Motena Carney, pianist; Sful Plans Christinas Tea supplies for the Lutheran Welfare summer program of the library. world is busy in trying to deny certain people their rights to'Hut A question period followed. Monday: 7 p.m., Boy Scout | Gonzales, organist. ilass citizenship that rightfully belong to them. Yet there is another Association children's and old Troop 78 will meet in the social j Wednesday: 8 "p.m. The Women's Fellowship of the folks' home in Jersey City. The To Meet Dec. 5 section of our world which claims that they are not trying to go to First Congregational Church will The Rev. Francis J. Houghton, hall; 8 p.m.; there will be a meet-1 prayer and classmeetin't.™ the moon: neither are they trying to outwardly deny all citizens customary practice of harvest Holy Trinity, Westfield, moderator ing of the junior department teach- hold the annual Christmas meet- home offering of canned goods has The afternoon circles of the the righU that js due them through the constitution of the United ing and tea Thursday, Dec. 5 at of the district council, welcomed ers, Wesley Hall. FIRST CHURChW; 8tates, but we have other duties to perform. As we all sit to our cf necessity been abandoned this Woman's Association of the Pres- the members of the affiliated or- Monday: 8 p.m., the Commission CHRIST, SCIENTIST! 1:30 p.m. The_ program will in- year because of a lack of .storage byterian Church will meet for des- dinner tables this Thanksgiving, I am wondering how many will be clude Christmas'music by the Carol ganizations and urged the women on Education will meet in room Fknvood and Scotch F truly thankful to God for all of his blessings, past, present and due to the present building pro- sert at 1 p.m. Thursday, Dec. 5,of this district to take an active 209, Wesley Hall; 8 p.m., the Fish- 257 Midwijr tTenue, Fu Players, Jessie Jones, Mary Hans, gram at the home. The pastor has with the following hostesses: future. I hope that our ratio of thankfulness will not be as small Emily Stork, Margaret Walsh, of interest in the spiritual develop- erman's Club will meet in room 9:30 a.m., Sunday as the one of which Jesus speaks of in this story. invited those who wish to, to con- Mrs. H. C. Allen's circle with ment and general education of the 208, Wesley Hall. a.m., Sunday service. the Musical Club of Westfield un- tribute the price of some articles As the story goes, there were ten men. All ten of them had the der the direction of Mrs. King E. Mrs. P. A. Steam, 559 Parkview retarded child as their project of Tuesdayy : 8 pp.m., the evening 8:15 p.m., Wedneidj of canned goods. Baskets will be avenue; Mrs. C. A. Batten andth:ne newly added AUCACCW committecommitteee . testimony meeting. Tbef «ame trouble. They were all sick. No one had any special reason Gould, and the reading from Peter available for this purpose. cfl cle3 of the wscs wm meet in to believe that he would soon be well and the other one would soon Marshall's sermon, "Let's Keep Mrs. Paul Wolfgang's, joint des- jf'social action. He cited that th» designatesignated homes of its members; invited. <|ie for they all had the very same disease. It was not a situation Christmas," presented by Mrs. Ro- sert in the lounge of the parish 'eb. 16 open meeting in conjunc- the regular monthly meeting of where one merely had a headache while the others had cancer. Or one land B. Cook and Mrs. Willis S. Mothers Club Holds house; Mrs. H. M.Bilden's circle ion with the Elizabeth-Union dis- the Westfield Council of Churches More Church having a heart condition in it* very worst stage while another may Martyn. with Mrs. F. C. Hahnbaum, 223 trict will be devoted to this topic will be held in room 208, Wesley Parent-Teacher Night Miidwood place; Mrs. W. L. Blow- and the opportunities presented have only had a slight cold. But all ten of them had fallen victims Tea will be served by members Hall; 12:30 p.m., circle 10 of the next page of the name disease which was leprosy. Time does not permit me to CRANFORD—A parent-teacher er's circle, with Mrs. James Leon- 'or servee in this field. Father WSCS. will meet at the home of of the-Plymouth circle, Mrs. Erv- ard, 82fi Bradford avenue. Houghton also announced the next describe the possibilities of their isolation became of their disease, ing Arundale chairman. night, sponsored by Calvary Moth- Mrs. Fred E. Rosentsithl, 21 Moun- but they must have spent many lonely hour?. As Jeau« passed near Decorations will be arranged by ers' Club of Calvary Lutheran Also, Mrs. F. C. Hitehings' and meeting of delegates of affiliated tain View drive. by, they were all in one accord in lifting up their voices and crying Mrs. Torg Tonnessen, Church, was held in the Sunday Mrs. G. M. Pounds' circle, .joint organizations would take place at Wednesday: 0:30.p.m.,. Family FIRST unto Him, for the Bible.statffli.specifically that (they) lifted op their «hool rooms last week. Devotions meteing with Mrs. F. E. tihrUitfeit1, Holy Trinity High School on Tues- Church Night w'ilf.be Tie'ld in 'the Child care will be arranged by day, Jan. 7 at 8:30 p.m. UNITARIAN < voices and said, Jesus, Master,-Jure jner«y on us. This statement Mr3. Charles Fleming if requested weta led by Mrs. Olive Geialer and 870 Bradford avenue; MM».*"WV'<5t' social hall. This is >n occasion for makes us know that they were of one accord lor it definitely uaes a day in advance. Mrs. Marjorie Wolfert. Jackson'a circle with Mrs. J. E. Attending the meeting were rep- each member of the family. All the words "they" and "us." There will be no circle meetings The president, Mrs. Brenda Clu- Cambria, 451! Channing avenue; resentatives of St. Elizabeth Ros- families of the church are invited PARK AV£, HAH ' Jesus said to them: Go show yourselves unto the priests. Induring the month of December. aanitzcr, presiding officer, intro- Mrs. W. H. Martin's circle with ary Society, Linden, St. Mark's, to share in this evening of family (Between 7th and Ml other words: Go and let the preacher pray that you may be healed. duced Mis?. E. Jane Seeman, direc- Mrs. A. E, Craig, 307 Canterbury St. Ann's Society, Rahway, St. fellowship. tor of Christian education, Dale lane; Mrs. A. C. Sapp's circle at Bartholomew the Apostle Rosary • Why call on me? The ten men started on their way to the 11 A.M. Serv!t»«l« priest. Somewhere between this spot and the spot where the priest Speaker to Discuss Juntilla, general superintendent of her home, 615 Lenox avenue. Society, Scotch Plains, OAH Divi- ECHO LAKE CHURCH Van, all ten of these men were healed. I have often wondered if their the Sunday church school, als~, Also, Mrs. D. A. Skelly's circle sion 1, St. Stanilaus Rosary Soci- OF CHRIST journey was a silent one or were they talking as they journeyed on. Trip Around World Mrs. Ruth Wilson, superintendent with Mrs. V. L. Pernter, 81 Dun- ety, St. Mary's Rosary Society and Sunday: 9:30 a.m., Bible class- "The Church of JVere they sad and going with no hope because Jesus had commanded of -the nursery department, Miss can Hill; Mrs. E. M. Staub's cir- St. Bernard's Rosary Society, all es. Primary thorugh adult. Be- mind and Uitt them to go or were they hopeful that even though Jesus had not Around the world in 187 days Evelyn Bahel, superintendent of cle with Mrs. Robert Haase, 030 of Plainfield. Iginner and advanced adult classes healed them as they had expected th*at he would, they still had faith will be the subject of a talk to be the primary department. Mrs. Eliz- Raymond street; Mrs. R. S. Wal- Mrs. James S. MacFadyen, West-; provided. Beginner adult class In his command to RO see the priest. To all of this, no one will ever given before the Westfield Presby- abeth Torau, vice president, was in lace's circle with Mrs. J. K. Jack- field, president of the district, conducted by Dr. Carl M. Saun- • mow the answer, but we do know that on their way all were healed. terian Men's Club at its dinner charge of the program, which in- son, 071 Carleton road; Mrs. J. C. urged all women to read the re- ders. Advanced adult class teach- i ; )ne looked and behold he was cleansed. It i» not treasonable to be- Wednesday, Dec. 4 In the parish cluded showing of the film,"Th eWilson's circle with Mrs. J. R.cently published statement by the er, W. D. Fogle. ; leve that he could have held back his emotion" to the extent thathouw, Mountain avenue. The Kim of the Wheel." Following the Greisser, 428 St Marks avenue; U. S, Bishops on Censorship. Mrs, 10:30 a.m., worship. Prayer, Christior $c ] te did not attract the attention of the other nine. This one seeing that speaker will be Dr. Clayton T. program, parents visited the class- Mrs. C. G.' Wolkin's circle with Frank Hickey, Plainfteld, delegate P. I. Canter. Scripture reading, I ] ie was healed already, said to himself, there U no need for me to Qri»wo!d, executive director of the rooms and teachers. Mrs. A. S. Oleaon, 70G Glen ave- to the Archdioeesan Council, re- J. L. Bradley. Song leader, J. E. j ' :o further. First, I already have what 1 am joing after, why keep tm? department of radio and television Hostegaes for the evening were nue; Mrs. C. H. Yoder's circle with ported on the recent meeting of Shewmaker. Sermon by B. E. Baw- • lecondly, there must be something about this man that sent us th >' j of the Presbyterian Church in the Mrs. Wolfert, Mrs. Helen Van Mrs. Ralph C. Barnes, 318 Edge- that group. Mrs. W. J. Lamb of com; 2:3 p.m., Herald of Truth. | ^e have become healed already. I am turning around to g»IUSA and North American repre- Natta, Mrs. Edna Munsch and wood avenue. Scotch Plains, reported on the ac- Radio station WABC. iack and give him the thanks. I shall not wait until the last Thursday i sentative on the World Committee Mrs. Dorothy Coughlin. complishments and services'extend- 7 p.m., worship. Prayer, H. V. Jn November to (five Him thanks. Today, this very hour will be my | for Christian Broadcasting, Chrisian Science ed by the public relations commit- Beasley. Song leader, J. E. Shew- Sunday Morninr'1 Jay of Thanksgiving. I J)r. Griswold was raised in Ore- Annual Thanksgiving tee. maker. Sermon by B. E. Baw- ; He immediately turned around and went back to Jesus and {ell^n, was graduated from Amherst Broadcast Sunday com. Communion conducted at Eve Service Tonight Mrs. MacFadyen was general 3m his face thanking Jesus for healing him. But the other nine kept | College in 1923 and from the Bib. chairman of the meeting. Refresh- both morning and evening services WOR 710 k Son going. 1 have often wondered just how far did they go. If they jiical Seminary, New York, in 1927. CRANFORD — The annual A Christian Science program en- ments were served in a blue and by Dwight Bawcom. Assistants, 1 'ly reached the priest, what did they »ay to him, seeing that they | He taught the Bible and Latin at titled "Prayer Made Practical" T. T. Catlett, J. D. Cox, H. C. Sunday Evening-' already been healed and what was the reply or advice that the1. Lea Ormes Oscole in Paris and Thanksgiving Eve service of the white setting with a large shrine y j Alliance Church, Ret ford avenue will be given over station WCBS, of Our Lady of Good Council, pa- Crowder, F. F. Deas. "jriest gave to them. (studied at the Universityy of Paris. and Cherry street, will be held this New York, and WCAU, Philadel- troness of the NCCCW as the back- Wednesday: 10 a.m., ladies Bible ' Having jusjutt sent these ten men away, Jcsua quickly remembered , RRecentlyl , DDr . GilGriswold d completl - evening pt 8 o'clock. phia, Sunday from 10:30 to 11 p.m. ground with small shrines at each class will continue study from out- 3 it wag originally ten men. It h reasonable to believe that he may | ed a trip around the world requir- on the Columbia "Church of the table. Mrs. James F. Larkina, line book by Mrs. W. R. Smith en- Sunday Aft« A feature of the service will be Air" series. The speaker will be titled: "Glorifying God." have stood and observed them as they left His presence on their way i '"If 197 days and will discuss this testimonies of praise to God for president of the Rosary Society, 12:45 M gee the prient. But when only one of the ten returned, Jesus trip at the meeting for those who Leonard T. Carney of Boston, was hosprtality chairman. 11 a.m.. ladies work group will His blessings of the past year. Maw. sew and mgke cancer dressings. Juickly asked the question: Were there not ten? Perhaps someone attend.^ Hymns of praise will be sung by -pnawer, . Jesus knowing that he bad cleansed all ten of them I A roast beef dinner will be Ijwould naturally ask the next question. Then where are the other served at 7 p .m.. Reservations the congregation, and special mu- sical selections will be presented. :jilne? At this point, everythinyg g must have been as silent aa a million should be made early. Jfeui light tm idi W A Thanksgiving message will be ; at midnight. When no man could give an account of the I never did anything worth do- preached by Dr. George A. Aftche- -Other nine, Jesus spoke again and said, Who is thu stranger7 Some inK by itle nt 3»ne answered, He is a gamaritan, Sir. Jesus said: I have never Seenj . »« , . nor did any of;son, pastor. Prayer :juch faith in all of Judah before. my inventions' come by accident, j The annual Thanksgiving offer- —Thomas A. Edison I ing will be received. - I would like to sum up this story with this particular observa- AND HEALTH tion. This man who returned and made that day hi» day of Thanks. •M Kf tt Am Scripuum giving was not one of the four hundred who live up on the boulevard if MLut Bum Eont Ijn a fine mansion. He was just a plain iSamaritan. A man whom the -Jligh brows had perhaps scorned. He was of the common class of Mai p«opl« would pnjr mor. ;J>eople. He had mixed blood, He was from that class that society If th«T fell tb*y knew how, — and tjwid snubbed. But of all of the things of which he was not, He al.no ... To Keep Up with the linn haw prayer could realty b. ""was" for be was what Jesus wanted. He had common sense. He had Many today fed that _iense enough to give credit where credit was due. lire., tod the world at •; My finalthough t Is this. This story gives all of us to Know that Bus/ Season nlj need help thai til men vegardle»s of race, creed or color is nothing more or nothing ttort hai oat brought .less than a man In the sight of Almighty God. While my basic beliefs -full into the category of the Baptist Church, I am convinced that God Tfc»y m that tomehow *W "«r fjlhall we, like the one S»n)4rjtan, stop today and turn thanks to Him that mean much more to your family tab iBMrmaMt boot wr ba ryho (five u« h«*lth, jabs, security and even friends' This question :t«longs to all of us and we must answer it individually. This is my and yoJrself! ftrSlat ^Thanksgiving message to you. FUNERAL HOME Christian .-Advent Messages Set livered during the Advent season, WRNBHID m HOMI-UKE ATMOSPHERl a time of preparation for the cele- WITH AWll tAWCIMO FACIUTIB JFor Three Broadcasts bration of the birth of Christ. Science IIADINO IOOM 556 WESTFIEtD AVE. • "Who Was. Christ?" will be the . l iik.e w'° rk,; !t f«?cin*t«» IVORY DRY CUEAN1RS 118 QUIMBY STREET AD. I c»n sit anJd look at it far hours. WISTFIEID nusstipn discussed bj Dr. Os- to keep it by me, and the WESTFIELD Hoffmann o« the Lutheran idea of getting rid of it nearly AND LAUNDERERS Hour*: 10 to 4:30 Advent Sunday over WRCA breaks my heart. Also Monday, 7 to 9 1:80 p.m. and over WOR at 8 Jerome If. Jerome 16 PROSPECT ST. AD 2-5020 This will be t«fe first in a Ubm*»aiMi fciKtaf Jcfcoo! rf (*«« nnum te b« &%- LEADER CLASSIFIEDS PAY THE WESTFITELD (K. J.) LEADER, WEDNESDAY, NOVEMBER 27,19B7 Page Tw«nty-Stv«n FIRST CONCRECATIONAL ST. PAUL'S CHURCH rehearsal; 11:18 a.m., carol choir ing service. The choir will sing | CHURCH (Episcopal) rehearsalhl . the anthem, "Sing to ^he Lord of Cana HI Conference ActivitiesInThe Churches The Rer. J. L. McCoritcm Jr., O.D. Th* R«i. Richard J. Hirdmaa Sunday: 8:30, 10 and 11:80 the Harvest." Th* pastor will Set For Sunday RESBYTERtAN CHURCH MinUter rector a.m., three identical services, with pleach a Thanksgiving sermon on FIRST CHURCH OF Today: g p.m., Thanksgiving T o m o r r o w, Thanksgiving; 8 the R<>v. Han»UI A. Scott preach- the theme, "All His lienrntu," 1N WESTFIELD CHRIST, SCIENTIST The Luther choir, junior choir and Final arrangements hav« bcea ilny school will «harc in dcvclunini; Eve service- of worship, sponsored a.m., Holy Communion, 10 a.m., | iii£. Communion and reception of Friday: 6:3* p.m., the Machcn made for a Cana III conference to MinUtem 422 Ea.l Broad Slreot new memlnM's will bo observed at o F. E. ChrhtUa the theme. Mrs. Edward' Wente., by the Women's Fellowship. Dr. Holy Communion and si'minn. League youth leave for a service be given by Father Francis J. e¥ Sunday Morning Service*! Enrle Ballou, executive secretary, Friday: The Junior Young Peo- all three servk'es. Nuivery euro isjnt the McAuley Water Street Mis- gc R. L. Smith 9:30 and 11 organist, will be at the console. Houghton Sunday at 2 p.m. In Re«. J. D. Col. Monday: 8 p.m., the adult infor- Congregational Christian Service ples' Fellowship will m«l at 1:45 provided for children one to tlireo sion in Now York. Holy Trinity High School, Sunday Schooli 11 a.m. Committee, New York, is the p.m. at the parish house for their years old; Church School fi>r Saturday: 7 p.m., men's prayer nk«BivinK ^ 8:50 a-m'' Nuriery: II a.m. mation class, seventh session will All couples who have made a ivin speaker. The offering will be ded- regular class?:). At 2:45 p.m. thoy nursery through eighth grade. The meeting. Tlwnk« R service, spon- Wednesday Evening Testimonial be held in Luther Hall. Cana I conference may attend, Rcs- , ^e Westlield Council of Tuesday: 3 p.m., confirmation icated to "Share Our Surplus." will leave for a visit to the Cathe- sixth, seventh and eighth grades Sunday: 9:30 a.m., Sunday jrvation- are in charge of Adiol Meeting,: 8il5 Tomorrow: 8:60 a-m., the annual dral of St. John the Divine in meet in the lower level of the new ^chool classes for all agea; 11 a.m., Si The Rev. E. E. Gates classes, first year and second year and Afai-y Vandewvghe at Ad. 2. How spiritual understanding; of divisions; 8 p.m., Sunday School community service of Thanksgiv- New York, returning to the par- church building. worship. Sermon, "The Faithful- 3209. preach on the topic "When God, divine Mind, gives man do- ng at the Presbyterian Church. ,j to CJive Thanks." The teaching staff. ish house at about ti:30 p.m. 8:30 iiml 10 a.m., men's Bible ness of God." At this service ths Topic of fchls conference will be a minion over fear, sorrow, and The Rev. Elbert E. Gates Jr., min- Saturday, St. Andrews: 7 a.m., class in the community room of sacrament of baptism will bo ad- Hirers will play selections bondage' of every kind, will bo Wednesday: 11:15 a.m., chapel the "Spiritual Side of Marriage." service for Luther Hall Christian ister of the First Baptist Church, Holy Communion, S':30 a.m., Holy the bank building; 7 p.m., junior j ministered to Oeldre Eliiabeth, A question and answer period will Dfr the service. brought out at Christian Scienc< la the preacher. Communion. j high fellowship, auditorium; 7-9 daughter of Mr. and Mrs. L. L. 3 p.m., young peoples services Sunday. Day School; 7:30 p.m., Church follow the general discussion. ay; Council meeting. Friday: 7:30 p.m., junior high Sunday, Advent I: 7:45 a.m.,! p.m., senior hi|rh department parks, Assisting the chairmen of thin ,,'ioante classes; 4:45 p.m., "Ancient and Modern Necro- canteen, Patton auditorium. Holy Communion, 9 a.m., morning j (grades 9-Vi), social hall; 8 p.m.,! 3:15 p.m., Junior Machen League ), Grade Fellowship in West- Thursday: 3 p.m., confirmation conferen.-e, Mr, and Mrs. Vande- mancy, alias Mesmerism ami Hyp- Sunday: 9:30 a.m., Church prayer and sermon; 11 a.m., Holy class for parents of children (In- meeting; 7 p.m,, worship. Sermon, r Hall; 7 p.m., examination notism, Denounced" will be the classes; 7 to 9:30 p.m., office hours jc, will bo the following com- in the church study; 8 p.m., Luth- Schol in the parish house; worship Communion and sermon. fants) to bo baptized. "Riches of Faith." mittee heads: Invitations, Jin and session of the young peoples subject of the lesson-sermon. n the sanctuary. 5:30 p.m., discussion group; Monday: 3:16-4:30 p.m., Troop .Tuesday: 7 p.m., choir practice. nicants classes. Selections to bo read from the er choir rehearsal. Ann llyan; refreshments, John Friday: 3:30 p.m., junior choir 10:60 a.m., Nursery School in 7:15 p.m., Senior YPr\ 624, social hall; Troop 527, audi- Wednesday: 8 p.m., nydweek and Joan Herron, James and El- n.i preparatory service in Bible include the following* from the nurasery; worship in the sanc- Monday: 8 p.m., annna! parish torium; S p.m., building commit- service of Bible study and prayer jicl. All members of the I Chronicles (29:11): "Thine, O rehearsal. Iccne Jones; reception, June and The children's Christmas at Re- tuary. Dr. McCorison will preach meeting, preceded by a buffet din- tee, social hull. conducted by tho pastor. Leo Sobell; publicity, Gabe and arc urged to be present in Lord, is the greatness, and the at both services of worship. The ner at (1:30 p.m. Tuesday: 9:30 a.m., women's ation for the observance of power, and the glory, and the vic-deemer Church will include the pri- Hcdy Wyzga. The telephone com- mary department service Dec. 15,organ music will be prelude, "A Tuesday: 1-4 p.m., the League chorus, alcove; 1:16-2:30 p.m., mltieo included: Bofcty Novak, Juna rd's Supper on Sunday. tory, and the majesty: for all that Rose Breaks Into Bloom"; post- women's Bible class, social hail; Earth Satellites To Be i., the session will meet to is in the heaven and in the earth at 4 p.m. The singing of children of Women Voters; 2 p.m., the Sobell, June McManus, Jane Clark; from age three to grade one, in- ude, "Como Thou Long Expected Woman's Guild (sewing group) at 3:16-4:30 p.m., Troop 551, social Dinner MeCliliE Tonic Kay Jean Davis, Ann Ryan and new members. This will is thine; thine is the kingdom, O Jesus." Miss hall; Troop Lord, and thou are exalted as head clusive, will be combined with pro- Dilys Jones, solo- the home of Mrs. Eliot Buir, 140 ' 521, auditorium; 3:15 ____ Joan Steif. owed by an informal recep- ist, will sing Because of Thy Herbert avenue, Fanwood; 8 p.m., p.m., Bethlohcni choir re-hoarsal; Walter A. Munn, puost lecturer r the new members by the above all." jected pictures, commentary, and congregational singing. The ad- Great Bounty," and the chancel adult confirmation class. 8 p.m., deaebns' mooting. at the Hnyden Planetarium and and their wives. From "Science and Health with choir will sing the anthem "Break Wednesday: 9 ajn.-l p.m., Gar-vice president of Amateur Astron- Yule Tea and Sale Key to the Scriptures" by Mary vanced departments will present VodiMMday: 7 a.m., Holy Com- lay: 8.30,10 and 11:30 a.m., the tableaux of the Holy Nativity Forth O Beauteous Heavenly len Club, annual guest meeting, omers, Inc., of Union County, will jchoo! and church-hour nurs- Baker Eddy will be read the fol- munion; 0:30 a.m., Holy Commun- social hall; 8:30-11) p.m., Fimwood- At St. Paul's Church Dec. 22 at 4 and 7 p.m. The, jun- Light." ion lVilowod by a meeting of the be the guest speaker at the annual senior highs and adult Bible lowing (103:25):: "The truths of 6 p.m., Pilgrim Fellowship, the Scotch Plains choral society immortal Mind sustain man, andior choir will sing the anthems and Altar Guild; 7 p.m., Men's Club father and son dinner meeting of Tho circles of the Woman's Aux- meet at 10 only; worship the Sunday School will join in the Chapel of the Holy Spirit; Junior father and son night, (Classroom U & 12). the St, Paul's Men's Club to ba i. Dr. Christian will preach they annihilate the fables of mor- High Fellowship, Loorais Hall; 8 iliary of St. Paul's Episcopal tal mind, whose flimsy and gaudy carols and the group readings. Thursday: 2 to 5 p,m,, the cir- held in the parish house at 7 p.m. Church will hold Ha annual Christ- topic "Comfort and the p.m., the "Messiah," Westfleld Se- WOODS1DE CHAPEL Wednesday. Mr. Munn bas select- The sacrament of the pretensions, like silly moths, singe nior High School auditorium. cles will hold their annual Christ- mas tea In the parish house Dec. their own wings and fall into MOUNTAINSIDE UNION Morie Avenue, Fanwood ed for his subject "Earth Satel- Supper will be. administer- Monday: 3:30 p.m., Mayflower mas tea and sale in the parish There will bo a special Thanks- 5 from 2 to 5 p.m. All women dust." .CHAPEL house. Child care will bo provided lites," and will use a full-scale, parishioner! and their friends are he organ prelude and post- The Rev. Milton P. Ach*y choir rehearsal, Coe Fellowship giving Hay service at 9 a,m, to- electrically operated model of the be "Absolution" and room; 7:30 p.m., Boy Scouts, Troop after 3 p.m. morrow. Alan Schctelich of Cran- invited to attend. For those mem-, TEMPLE £MANU.EL Tomorrow: 8:40 a.m., the Rev. k'angu&rd—tho first fully ln»tru- bers who have small children, b»by- Religieuse." Karl Lein, Mr. Achey will be heard on his 74, Loomis Hall. ford will be the speaker. mentod American satellite to Illus- soloist, will sing "Comfort Rabbi Jack Stern Jr. Tuesday: 3:30 p.m., Lcydeji CALVARY EVANGELICAL lttluc service will be provided Tomorrow: 8:15 p.m., .«abbath regular weekly broadcast over LUTHERAN CHURCH (ULCAV Friday: 7:30 p.m., tihe "Happy rate his talk. after 3 p.m. om Handel's "Messiah." The radio station WAWZ, 1360 kcs. choir rehearsal, Coe Fellowship Hour" for boys anil girls will be A short business meeting will choir will sing: "Hungry service. Sermon topic: "The State oom. Cnnford Those who have been asked to of Israel and the United Nations." 8 p.m., Thanksgiving service. Tk* R«T. Arnold J. Dihlquiit, held under the leadership of Chaa. preewto the program. President thirsting." New members Wednesday: 2:30 p.m., Girl Armerding of Fanwood. All boys Walter K. Waddey *|ll be in pour at the tea are: Mesdunei e publicly received by the Oneg Shabbat (delight of the sab-The guest speaker will be the Rev. Paitor Warren G. Buhler, T. Arthur Ralph Montanus of the Gospel Scout Troop 265, Loomis Hall; 3 nnd girls ten yours of age and charge. Arrangement* for Itoo ga'.ion. bath) following the service. p.m., Women's Fellowship choral Tho sacrament of Holy Com- Bush, William R. Catlow, Herbert Saturday: 10:30 a.m., sabbath Association for the Blind. munion will be offered Sunday at younger are invited to attend. Al- dinnor will bo under the wpervl- group, Patton auditorium; 7 p.m., so at the same time the junior Crewwell, Clarence A. Jones, Ed< p.m., period of meditation service and Bar MiUvah (son of Sunday: 8 a.m., worship and both the 8:15 and 11 a.m. serv- aion of Frank Ricker. All m»le ward A. Pollard, Richard F. Phil- nior hiphs in the church; 6 communion service; 9:46 a.m., pilgrim choir rehearsal, choir young people, under the lender- members of St Paul's and their the commandment) ceremony of room; 8 p.m., chancel dioir re- ices. New members, tho last group lips, Robert C, Rogers, Frederick unior High Evening Fellow- Barry Goldan, son of Mr. and Mrs.Sunday School classes for all age for 1957, will ba received at both ship of Herman Wetland of West- sons are Invited to attend the din- hearsal, Coe Fellowship room; Held, will meet. All those from Stfialble, W»rren L. Schaub, Rob- eighth and ninth grades) in Seymour Goldan. groups from nursery through services. The anthem at both serv- ner and meeting. Those d?sirous ert 111. Silber. Mesdames Ru«»«l| adult. Bus transportation to and board of deacons, Henry Neill sixth to eighth grades am invited. of becoming members arc *«kod iff inster Hall. Sunday: 8:45 and 11 a.m., Sun- room. ices will be tho "hymn of tho Chenoweth, Clarence E. Howard p.m., period of meditation day religious school. from Sunday School is available month," "O Come, 0 Como Eman- .Sunday: 11 a.m., tho adult Iilblc contact tho membership chairman, Thursday: 1:30 p.m., Women's hour. Charles Armerding will be and Gerald B. West are In chargo ;ior highs in the churth; 7 Monday: 8:30 p.m., parents' for children living in Mountainside. Uel," Plain Song, sung at tho 8:16 Horace S. liolHnKsworth, A.d«m« of the arrangements. 11 a.m., worship and communion Fellowship annual Christanas meet- the speaker at that time, Also at 3-38D0. Senior High Evening Fellow- Channukah (feast of dedication) ing and tea, Loomis Hall; 8 p.m., service by the senior high school In addition to the tea there will Westminster Hall; 8 p.m., service with sermon by the Rev. choir, and at 11 o'clock by tho 11 a.m, the Sunday School for all workshop. every member canvass briefing BCS- ages, including a nursery for bab- be a sale of hand-mads articles Messiah" at the senior high Tuesday: 8:30 p.m., final lecture Mr. Achey, Junior Church will be adult choir. WSCS Evening Guild held in the Sunday School rooms sion, Patton auditorium. ies. The young people will tako and attractive Items suitable for on "Comparative Religions" scries Material for the January "On- Continuing the practice begun charge of the service at 7:30 p.m.Circles Set Meetings Christmas gifts and decorations. by Rabbi Martin Freedman. for children in the first through several years ago, the congrega- iday: 7:30 p.m., Boy Scouts the sixth grades. Nursery super- gregationallst" must be delivered Tuesday: 8 p.m., Bible Btudy in 72 in Westminster Hall. Wednesday: 10 a.m., adult He- to the church office by Wednesday tion will prepare itsolf for Christ- the Book of Numbers, followed by Clmlo meetings of tho Evening brew class for beginners. 8:30 vision will be provided enabling was through the mid-week services Men's Brotherhood iday: 3:30 p.m. primary parent* with small children to at- noon, Dec. 11. Christmas tree a prayer mooting. ulld of tho First Mothodiftt in the nursery deportment p.m., temple theatre party. sale, Saturday, Dec. 14. The Boy of Advent. Those services will be- Church, WSCS, will bo halif Tues- Sets Spaghetti Supper tend the worship service. gin with a service of Holy Com- 8 p.m., chancel choir altcr- Thursday: 8:30 p.m., discussion 6:45 p.m., youth fellowship Scouts are in charge of this event THE ALLIANCE CHURCH day at 8:18 p.m. in th« following rchearsal night in the choir :roup on "Justice and Judaism" which starts at 8 a.m. munion Wednesday, Dec. 4, at Rttford Kt Cherry homes: % The Men't Brotherhood of th« meeting at the chapel; 7:45 p.m., 8:16 p.m. The sermon for that nominating committee meeb- at home of Mr. and Mrs. Hirsch service with sermon by the pastor. Cranford Circle I, Mrs. A. J. Schfmpf of Community Presbyterian Church the lounge annex. Brown, 15 Bell drive. COMMUNITY night will be "What Does Christ- Rev. George A. Aitch«ton, D.D. of Mountalnilds will serve a »pa- Wednesday: 8 p.m., prayer and PRESBYTERIAN CHURCH mas Tell Us About Man." The fol- 26 Eaglocroft road; 2, Mrs. M. Inesday: 11:30 a.m., church Rabbi Jack Stern Jr. and Can-Bible study meeting at the home MinUter W. Hill, 631 Coloman place; 3, frhettl dinner at the next meeting meeting in the library; 3:30 MOH.UIMIJ* lowing two Wednesdays, Dec. 11 Communion Sunday: 0t46 a.m., Mrs, L, M. Douglas, 323 Pro«pect Friday, Dec. 6 at 7:80 p.m. Harry tor Martin Rosen officiate at all of Mr. and Mrs. Robert Moir, 616 RI». D*lwjn R. RajriM And 18, at 8:16 p.m. will continue junior orchestra in the choir services with the participation of Kimball avenue, Westneld. Sunday School with classes for all street; 4, Mrs. W. R,' llcnrikson, A. Devlin of Mountainside, car- the theme with the acrmons— ages; 11 a.m., worship service. 770 Oak avenuo and 5, Mrs. R, toonisti and commercial artist, will 1 p.m., Men's Club dinner the organist and temple choir.- Thursday: 8:40 a.m., the Rev. What Does Christmas Tell Us ng in the assembly hall. Dr. Friday: 7-8 p.m., Cubs. Sermon, "Communion With Go the church lounge. Placed over the grave now, they remain green, "e<*>y: 3 p.m., Girl Scouts, far into the Spring. Complete Stock of W9.; 8 p.m., quarterly busi- IWMM i«Em -«*» meeting of the church in the Camera and Photo Supply Place Your Order Early. AVENUE CHATEL GIFTS Or NQllOfMMf SnHO SMISJ . . . and why does Madam , Robert Crilley for a copy of our Gift Catalogue ^«l A,,i,,.Bt Mi.j.te, think she can persuade ma to Ask Ateodattan of Insurante Agewts. ''• 9:« a.m., Church service her car AHEAD of early — use our Layaway Plan ln Buy Place of the usual Sun- others?" DA^XCB * DA.VKE* •MKBW *O.T ""n? service, members of We look ahead to the service 6Vf D. will attend one of the THB DtOHl AGBHCT services at the Presby- for all our customers. ™h in Westfield which «:30, 10 and 11:30. HiHWU. * MtA*KR«»,*Cfc WESTFIELD STUDIOS (Vo< H A. WILLIAM* AGSSCI -'asful individuals have mi\Tir SERVICE we. fc DMIKEIT ft f \BKKB. I.1C WE-1LBT H. MAGJtMHUP ~ such by hard work; by OPEN 24 HOUtS 167 ELM ST., WESTFIEID TIL AD 2-2400 PORTRAIT AND COMMERCIAL PHOTOGRAPHERS CUHEt ISC. ' moments before they Frtt Picfc-up ami Dslivery BOW ABO A. CAHILLO WII.J.H* 8. ESTWICK. J1L fours, and hours that PHONE AO. 2-3256 121 CENTRAL AVE. • TEL. AD. 2-0139 Kt A« 'e. may wepy in the j M Pleasure. NORTH & CENTRAL AVES. —Mary Baker >B4dy< Page Twenty.Eighi piulmhly \Vfr« cuusrd l>y thn Aw • LEGAL NOTICES • tliurity's KctUIni? j>!unt on tho hunk LEGAL NOTICES • LEGAL NOTICES • Fined $323 For itfm-i'jmld an' nrnv Playing The Card; ro'iiii ut ;itti Hoiith Avenue, R, cult' ,ff ||lip | nf Uii' river. I'l 111,11 NOTM'i: 1 nfl'li-i' jm iii'iivlilcd Uy ALEXANDER SPENCER Nullrr In hi'nhy uii.,, Hull I hi' Iraiy In (In nitiillvineiitH oi'Titlf J), n Illr 1M IH.V Loula KontIndia, miiwrvlslnff t Town I'llllillillK Hi.mil m U'i'HIIIi'liI, ArtlHo ii, Sritiuit :' or Hi" /.OMUIM V 1 Or«nntuii'<-. ''• IN""TI;KTI.M(IN\' WIIIOKMOF, I Three Violations tfiueei of tlie AuUioiity'a plant, Ni'\v .lHi-<«'y, will riM-el hi tin- Munl- hav ln-n'tii Ht I .U---I llrnilil Ajii'fUl (if licoiK'i' A. Huiiiuli'i'M fur niy iillicliil Hi'iil, ul •I'miton, t Ii In said the odor problem was more NORTH Hlri'i't, on Tui-Hdny, l)<'i'niniii>r 10, |)i'rrnlHHlr. MOUNTAINSIDE ~~ Simon E .severe this yeur because of the isr,7, ut 4:00 i'.M. M lu-nr uml ron- (hvi'llinu nt H157-S-U rcni.ftnii AV*»- )in' tIti-iUManii IIIIM* hundri-il uiiil lifty- • Q 10 7 0 Hiiit'r tin' I'ollovvhiK ri'itui-Ht iVii' UII- rnn>, coniniry in tin* ie<(iilri'iinM»tH U-Ullliru ulIU MLlllCIl liy 1110 HUlTOITIitl' Turner of Konllworth wits finrd dry summer. He assured thu dcl- V K J 8 jnovul uf a pi'i'tiniiimry HUIMIIV'IHIOII o( N. .1, State r.uw 411: fid-l.!!!'; n-iiil ri'poriBii tor HiittlaniLMit tu tin! oseution thuti no raw sewage is A))pt-iil irt Mftyl KMtn\i*n Inc. lor ,.:i)WAnn ., PATTEN, unlun County Court—l'rulmti D|Vu |3aa last week by Mnjil3trnte Ja- • K9 68 "I'ropom'il MuhcllvlRlnn of Lot I III pi*riiilNHloii to fi'ri't ctnwn prrlu) KiHictiii)- "f SIati>. illon, on Friday, Diiuumber 20 n»xl cob R. Bauer for three motor ve- njj pumped pait the plant di- + A 8 Dlufk l.'il mi Tin AHHi-Hmni'iit Miilm buildiiiRfl on iircminrri known na lot >'«•,.» »a.!,40 ut 10 A.M, t »t lhf Tmvii of Wi'Htllclil. Dnlim W in >)loik 34, li»'«H'»l oil Kftnl l»r«inl M-S7..1t bitted November C, 1967. hicle violations. rectly into the river. WEST EAST UtwH itiul Sprinmli'lil Av«-mi'-, .•nn- I'ulHlty, NVW JiM'Hi'y," loeuirll Oil fill' 1 Puojilcrt Dunk & TruBt Comiinnyv Plendins guilty to n truffle light Mayor James 0. Egolf of Rnli- unrni'r ul l'rc>M|iP|.l anil MrlKhtvvom! tnuy Hi tin rfi|»ilrt'iiH'iilH nf Title H, PI UI.K- NOTICI'! Wemileld, New Jcra.iy 'I • 915 * 8 ArtlfJn H, SiM>iiuit I »>1 ihc V.unitm NOTNM? IS HKHEIIY C.IVES that offense, Turner maintained )i County or Union, 11-14-41 FeeBjB.76l .said, that provisions of the 10-year lias liei-n Hied with thu Town I'lflk H27H IVfK $yuu have nlt-il their rfportH, mapu niut applying for n license wliile on SOUTH fur |juLilii> Jnfl|M«ciion. ass*-aMnu'ntB for HUf\:iiil VKMIP'.HH the revoked list contract do not require line com- JKASNB lU'OHIW, tjciiH' uiuler oril I ii a iu' i> x therein • AKJ432 Kecr*itary, l'laiinini; Ilonnl I'rni.ic .NOTHK 1 Letters from the stHte Bureau pletion until 1900. He added, how- V A 10 9 1l-2T-2t Keen JH.24 tiainctl. TlH'y have nniu>rtaiiioil tlu ever, that adverse conditions in N'otlcp 1» lii-ri'hy .iflvi'll tlint thf whnlp evist uf rmUt'Vlivln. ini'iilvMital of Motor Vehicles, offered in evi- • A 7 following artion WHN tiikiM) by On- tjratlinn ami I'-xiirnflen Int'ilrr^1 d in certain sections of Rahway demand Uli TO rRK WI-HCIII'III I'I.IIIIIIIIK U.iiinl anil it* the coiiHtrui-tlon of tin impruvp- dence by the arresting officer, • 7 5 KstiU.- •Stltxllvision Oomnittli'f' nt rm'eUnKa nlflltK tlifrPin nium-il iviul havi- nrt- quicker action, or JOHN J. lifli) November 12, 1ST.?: MfHMtMl tht> Inntlif ami promiHos front- LLOYD 600 allowed thnt Turner was convicted "With both sides vulnerable, the Purnuiuil t tn thf* order of H Approval Krnnti'il fur: inn on thp iiii|>iovt?mi>iits to, the of five violations in 1956 and that George Bartell, the Rahway rep- bidding went: A. OTTO, JK. Surrogate of Ui IVr K. ami Astrld K. Fnilleh. to amount that th«*y havo been spi%- both his license and registration esentative on the Authority, said South Weit North Em County of f'nionV, mutlt- on the twfn- nuliillvlili' Lot :i7A In Illuik 34;, anil I'lally bpiicllttiMl. ty-K»-enml day of Kovemtior A. P., «i-ll thu n»rthu'i>xt porllim ti> It. !•"• Tht» onlliituu-t'.s uml iinprovomentfi were revoked indefinitely in Jan- reports Qn Uie line's progress are 1A pass 3 A pass !!lf>7, upon the anpIU'atlon of tho nnil V. WVIdini. are ftH follows-, , uary. now being compiled and will pro- 4 • pass 4 NT p uiid**t'»iKnod, HR Adniliiirttratrix nf It. P. and V. WHilnn I" subdivide SI'KCIAI. oitDiv v.vri: \«, isofl the e.HttiU* of Hrtid ricceaHfri, noticp IH a portion at Lot 37A In llluek 343 Turner testified he received a li- vide an accurate construction time- 5 A pass G • pass heretij* tflVt'ii to the creditors of unit! and Hell thf- Houtlnvi-stt'rly half tn A.\ oitnivAVCH: IMIOVIDINC! FOII cense application form in the mail table by January. 6 A pass pass pass (k'cpnsi-ti lo I'Xhlblt to the niibHeribHr 11. TV. l.nMK, he coniliinliiK It with TUB lMPItOVKMRNT W A HRl'- undo r oath or affirmation tjieir Lot SO In muck :uo. TION OK SRWAUD AVIONIIR, end, thinking his driving privi This deal came up in a team-of- II. I*. Hrtrnea tu subdivide ft por- AMI TO MAKR A.\ APPHOPII'IA- clnlms mid d^matidfl RKalnst tho r 1 TIUN VOU srcil PVIIHOSB ASI> lefjes were being offered again, ap four match and at each table the estntc of sail] IIITPHHOII within nix tion of I'.ot l. i, Block 2i!2, to lit it)in- Details of Tests months from the'dnto of nail! ord>r, tilnml with thu rear of t.ot 11, Muck TO PHDVIDH KOH IHsr ANCH OP pUed for and received a new li- contract was six spades by South, tlH'y will lip forpvpr barrpd from US. ntivi) AN'riciiwrioN NOTKK TO «p. Questioned by Bauer, Turner and In each West led the king of pHecittinfT or reooverlnif the smne Arthur J. and Dorolliy M. Hyrncs MKKT SICH APHOl-ltlATION. Told McKiuley PTA against the subserlljpr. to combine I.ol.'i L'S and 29 In 111.>.• k 1'ils.icil uml mldiitpil June 25, IBM. admitted he had answered "no" to clubs. 742, tinil to nubdlvftle tliat II fnot SPKCIAI. (>IIP>IVA\( i: No. lUO.'l Mflry , ri'ar portion from above coniblned AN 0111)1 VANCR PllnViniNC FOR ft question on the application form Details of the testing program At one table declarer took the Administratrix lot to be mlilc-il to Lot S, nloi-k Tl'.'. Board & Mcrinlf, Attyw., 1 TIIR IMPHOVKMK.NT OP A XKC- asking if his license had ever been n elementary schools here were club ace and then ran five spades, 66 Blin St., WVHtft^ld, K J. L'mberto (?lorlola to pomblin T-oti* TIO\ OP XKW KVGI.AM) DHIVI0, 11-27-41 FPOH $14.00 1 nnil s in Block 210 to furm one AMI Tn MAKR AN ARPIIOPniA- revoked. utllned by Joseph Connell, princi- hoping something would happen. lot. TIO.V FOB urcil PII1PONB AND Turner was .fined $13 for the pal of Grant School and chairman Then he led the ten of hearts but I'fltherlnP Van Fleckum to NUIHII- vlclf Lot 22, HloPk 77S. TO i-HovinR von TIIK IKSI'- truffle 'light .violation, $105 for of the testing program, at a meet- West was ready and played the NOTICE TO CBKniTOHH OlaHHed aH major subt]lvI»lonN: AXrK OF BOND ANTICIPATION driving while on the revoked list ng of McKinley School PTA. last two without too much speed and Kstfttf of FRKD ntniU, rlereased. fJeorso II. Mederer to subdlviile \OTKS TO MKET 81X11 APPHO- PurMunnt tn the order of CHARGES l,otH 3, 4, 5 unit Ii In Block «.:>, and PHIATIOX. annd $205 for applying for a new Thursday in the school. About 150 without undue hesitation. De- A. OTTO, Jit., Surrogate of the Lot.s 1, 15 and 16 in Lot C53 to Pasasnl and ailODtpil'Snptpmber 24, license. persons attended. clarer thereupon went up with bounty of Union, nmdn on the twen- form eight lotH. 195S. ,y-Heeond day of November, A. D., Norman 1*. Morton to subdivide Th* rpports above rcferreil to nrfi Ward A. Curtis of Flemington, Mr. Connell said Intelligence dummy's heart king and led the 1957, upon th*» nppt tent ion of the Lot 1 In Block 151 to form five lots. now on l\lf In the office' of tho Town who was involved in an accident jack. When East played small underfllgnpd. as Kstouutrix of the JKAN.VK O. HlflHKS, Ol.>rK and op?n for examination by to galltn testa were given to all third and estate of said deceaurd, notice IH Secretary, Planning Doard all persons Interested therein. in which a pedestrian was hurt, fifth grade pupils and achievement South let it ride and West took the hort'hy Riven to the credftorR of snid ll-:"-lt Fers 18.46 NOTICE Is Hereby elven that the NEW 1958 queen and cashed the club queen "Jocf-aHt'd to exhibit to tlip suhKcrlber Council will meet In th« Council was fined $105 for driving while testa to all third, fourth and fifth under oath or affirmation tht*Ir Chamber, Municipal nuIldliiK, 4S5 on the revoked list for the setting trick. lafms and demandH agnftint the. grade pupils. Results are used for estate of said deceased within «lx STATB OF XB*' JEKSRV East Broad Street, Wentrleld, New $1382.00 Clement E. Johnson of Plain- At the other tablo declarer months from the date of said order* Ocpartment of Wtflte. Jersey, oil Monday evenlntr, Decem- diagnostic purposes, he said. James CISRTIPICATK OP niSHOl-l TIO\ ber Sth, 1967, at eight o'clock to hear field paid a $15 fine for driving M. Callam, principal, served as planned the play better. He won r they will be forever barred from ana consider objection* (o said rf- Delivered Fully Equipped without a license. He paid an ad- the first trick with the club ace, iroflecuthiff or rpcoverihfi: the samo To all to whom these pr^aent.s may PoHs, maps and aMemments, which moderator. trnliiHt the subscriber, come, Greeting: oBjectlonn fnuat bo In writing' and ditional $5 contempt of court Vbok the ace and king of spades Joannotto Tl, Ituhl, WHfiRRAS. It appears to my sat- muM be nied with the Town Clefk charge for failing to appear on There was also a talk and film and the ace and king of diamonds. Rxecutrlx. fflfactlon, by duly authenticated rec- fi!(t°r e the tlme ot "al(l mi>et- SCHMITZ BROS. forpc W; Morton, Jr., Atty. ord of the proceed inK.i for the vol- tile proper date. in the importance of Salk vaccine Next a diamond was ruffed, a US Main St. untary dissolution thereof by the N F. D'AKf)EIX>, S«le« Strrlct injections for children by Mrs. Ed- Cranford. N, J. . . unanimous consent of all the Htock- Town Clerk Chris Fazio of Newark was fined spade led to the queen on the l-27-4t Fees $1100 holdorp, depoHltPd in tny office, that PeeH-IU.78 781 Central Ave. WttrfWU 915 for driving with an expired win H. CarHon, school nurse. Dead- board, and dummy's last diamond WITTKRCOHPORATIOXa corpora- ine for ordering sweatshirts with tion of this Stnte, whoae principal license. A elmilar offense cost Eu- was trumped. I'l HI.!O \0TICK ofTfc* i» Hltuated at No. 431 Hillside (fane Giantomasi of 126S Poplar the school name will be next week At that point South led a club Notice la hereby Riven that the Avenue, In the Town of Wefltfleld, according to Mrs. Germinal De Board of Adjustment, established bounty of Union. State of New Jer- street $10. He paid an additional and spread his hand. Whether Bast jndor an ordinance entitled, "An sey (Henrtette \V, Robertfi belns the 19 costs after receiving a suspend- Chellis and Mrs. Everett Emery, or West won the club trick was Ordinance Eutabllshlnj? Bulldinp afrent therein and in charge thereof, co-chairmen of ways and means. DintriclH and Rent rlct ions Hi the upon whom profess may l>e nerved), ed sentence on a charge of pass- immaterial, since another club Town of WeRtfiold" will meet In the has compiled with tne re:n,UirementH Here's why on the shoulder. The membership drive is still un- lead would let South shed a heart Tonlclpal Building 42S R. Broad of Title H, Corporations, Oeneral, Iropt. on Thursday evening, Decem- of UeVised Statutes of New Jersey, Bernard K. Lippman of Plain- derway, Mrs. Robert Hope, chair- while ruffing in dummy; and a er 12, I9R7, to hear and consider orHlimlnnry to tho Issuing of this fleld paid an $18 fine for careless man, reported. The second grade heart return would assure declarer he foIlowlTiR* appeal*: Certificate of DiSHolution. Appeal of Aaron X. April for por- •VOW THEREFORE, I, the Secre- driving. if Mrs. Edwin 0. Gilbert won the of three heart tricks. Isalon, to erect a one-family tlwel- tary of State of the State of NVw • Sentences were suspended on attendance banner. Refreshments \nn at 125 Vernon Terrace, ron- Jersey, Do Hereby Certify that the rary to the requirements of Title said corporation did, on the Twenty- your suit so well charges against Albert Biasi of were served by kindergarten moth- In Melbourne, Rodeo Rider Reg- i, Article 10, Ret-tlon 1, ParctKrnoh (i first day of November, 1957. file in Springfield, for passing a stop n under the direction of Mrs. t tlm Z.rnirm Ordfnnnco; and N. J. mv office a duly executed and attest- inald Cakebreak tried his niece's itate JAW 4O: 55-1.39; ed consent in writing to the CIIBRO- aign; AfiCD Sales Corp. for not Norbert Koza and Mrs. Bernard rocking horse, fell, broke his col- Appeal of Prank Irfiterrfl for p?r- "utlon of said corporation, executed Mormelo. Robert Katz, president, mifialon to erect nn extension to by all tho stockholders thereof, displaying its name and address on larbone. ent store to be used for a store- which said consent and the record a commercial vehicle; and William presided. Mottcr of 147 Route 22 for allow- ing a dog to run at large. All yet cost no more than a good ready-made three paid $5 costs. when custom-tailored by Richard Bennett Outfall Line Time Schedule Unsettled : The Rahway Valley Sewerage Authority told a 25-member Kah- wiy •delegation Thursday night in the municipal building that a time schedule for completion of the Kill Van Kull outfall line will be de- cided upon in January. /Several Rahway residents voiced tiieir protests against odors in tjleir neighborhoods which they JONES said rose from the Rahway River. They maintained that the smells HALF OR WHOLE FULLY COOKED SAUSAGE 79c lb. ' with coupon 1 Lb. Miuiuippi HAMS > 49c BACON FREE with $10.00 U.S. CHOICE HEAVY WESTERN BEEF RIB prdtr or m«r« Ktflular 79e lb.

1 lb. POTATO SALAD 1 lb. WIENERS Both for ROAST •* 69c 69c Freezer Orders Filled - Plenty Parking — No Meters - Freeiir Orders — Vegetables — Fruit — Fish

Savarin Granulated hcriin't IrMtent Plantar* M ytu'ra in fl hurry lor o naw HOUSE, nil WISTFIHD MAW SMVICI. Coffee Sugar Peanuts ktCHARDBENNElT meMUrts you by precision photo«^p|r, Wtstfitld Realty Service 3 CANS the uiique method that eliminates guesswork, try** Jams* J. Buccolo 89c lb. 89c Th« cttStwiner in our pietufejs being measured fro* 32* I- Brood St. All Grind* 5 lbs. 49c Urfe >1.00 T.I. ADaim 2-9500 •;••'• the side, front, back, and top all at one «»«• NBC RITZ 33c 'Our Photdrnetrid camera accurately records all necessti? Croat ALL SWEET OLIO Phtladtlphla FRUIT CAKE Biackwtll 22M.98 Information—better than tailors ever did it bef6«* NOW CREAM CHEESE 2 lbs. 49c inonepreci*'011*"' it tht tlms to buy and repair 3pkg». 1.00 Cheer ••nn—finest From this information we will cut and twlo'f fl» Soft or Wine Vt GAL. ICE CREAM VELVEETA CHIISf particular woolen our customer has selected fro CHEDDAR CHEESE our great range of over 600 different ft»» Lawn mowers 79c lb. 29c ptfe. 1.19 2 lbs. 79c Richard Bennett Apparel for men »n«M|tti NOIT m stoek Open 8 A.M. Delivered Mcln tyre's Closed 6.30 P.M. CAULIFLOWER — LIMAS FREE lawn Mower Shop YOUR M - w. ine Open Till 8 P.M. 10-OI. ,,_„,: , . prrvmiul Direction of l»u CHOICE I O PKG5. Complete Foocf 11 Hi OJM* it. Friday Nights 69c Market 33« Springfield Atenw Wwctly «cro«» Sews Koekucli — ©t«n Friday until 9. Phone N«w York: §74 Fiftii ATS. at 47 tri5f»wi?sTiAv, 11 Page t.v supdiiuomlont of seliooN. letter perfect to Ui-^in with —and eder, Davidson Till' m«nWs of th.' HoU,,| ,,f Museum Afternoon they formed a ixrmnnent i>n- HIP "Tiifl, Op. 1 N'». S" hy Bn4.li* I lustres will sclo,!. piumiiuMrf IV UJC President Uify never i i-ik losing il by hick seiuble. ovi-n; BIHI "Trio, Op. B0" ion County area c-iriz,.,,, tl, „.,V( . of coiu'entiHtiim immediately be- ('oiicorl to I'Vuhire Miss Hon^r wll siujf "Ach, Ich , Serve On fore performing, n task for which on the steering eomn,itt«., which To Speak Here At Soprano. Keisinnn Trio llehte" by Mo?,ait; foviv WcviUish will sfU-tt a c:iinpaiKn duiiimmi jthey allow themselves plenty of | Folk Songs, uiranueJ by Hei>thn- nnd outline broad poli,y f , ,,„, ,),,. lime liy their cm ly arrivals at the- ven; "Elfenlied" and "Das wv- md Committee u Aralti'llii l]t>>l£, lyric coloratura vi-lopment fund eaiiipiiwn. Boards' Parley litre and concert hall. lassene Mltejrdlein" by Wolf; "At- The eo soprani), and the lteisnmn Trio, a ti'ibuts" hy Poulenc; and "Ah! Jc college is ruvkin^ to raise Newark tiisenilile consisting of Ibi'it K. Mt-der Jr., and As- fuikW fui a i7-i'lassi\>nm luiild veu vivre" by Ruuiiod (wulu from * Piost'cutur Cuddit' K. Dav- i lift t Dr. Kenneth 0. MacKay, presi- Says Mosl Americana piano, violin and 'cello, will be RIALTO "Itonieo and Juliette"), on a new site in Spi inglielil iive- dent of Union Junior CoUetre. yvif.st niti>ts at the Newark Mu- ' Ji., Ijti111 of Westfield, will iWnnl Operas in Kniilish '; 1 The Heisman Trio will perform 1 nuo, oppo.sH l'ark, un 'I" .^twinff committee ' Crnnford, will speak on "Tin' • j seum Dec. 1 at I p.m. in tin .iCconil WESTFIELD Cialifonl. ccncon of the museum's annual Hnimi Junior College's devolop- I Needs of Higher EiiiK'iUiim" at the j Sxmui'l Chotzinotf, producer of! ADAMS 2-1288 Dr. Minmir, president of tin ' fall workshop and dinner Wcdnes- Sunday ut'U'iniHin conceit series. , fund campaign, Brig. Gen. j the NBC Opera Company, which j WEDNESDAY-SATURDAY , o. N'ulton, chairman of tha 'will brine "l.a Traviata" to the j Mi^s llonc is it native OnVifor- ilian and tnmluntc of {he Jnilliard A GREAT HOLIDAY SHOW I ' of Tiu-'Uits, announced to- Mosque Theater, Newark, Satin-1 CRRnFORD School of Music in 1355. After her C • A N I .1 R Dorothy SamUfn Htis day rvi'iilnff, Nov. 30, under Fred Astaire — Cyd Chorine Henry J- Mineur of Cran- auspices of the CiritTith Music | Town Hull debut, Mins llonif was IIHIDOK «-»T7O a nu'inlier °f 'he Board of Found Method For i Foundation, believes that' the 'Rvantvil a John liny Whitney Fel- "SILK STOCKINGS" |t, . will serve as chairman of Cilui'iition will :iff«H't the Union I battle lowship for it European concert iiiiii MIIV, III:C •; H S| fjeons. touv. On her ivHuvn she Nvit^ cho- Cinemascope and Color ing committee. 'County ami and what steps can Avoiding Blank Spots \$%£%£Jj££'&&.. ill Wii| IIF~—^liinrt I.^IHN ^o named to the steering com- sen one of the "New Faces in - HIT NO. 2 - Dorothy Sandlin, now appearing I has been won. A nationally-known Music" by the National Concert vrere: Dr. Gershon B. Cher- "JET PILOT" as N'inotchka, the lady commissar music critic before he became i Artists Corporation for an Amer- ritm Rod Steigor — Color ,a|,|,i uf Congregation Bnai from lUissia in "Silk Stockings" identified with the NHC-TV Opera, ican tour in U'5S, ,., F.lizubrth; Warren W. Hal- at the Paper Mill Playhouse, was ChotiinorT says he is eonrinced "RUN OF THE ARROW" For three seiutons the Rcismnn of Springfield, former super- asked the other day if .she ever that, the enthusiastic welcome Trio hns been earning a reputation "UNTIL THEY SAIL" id. of schools for the Union feared that, buiraboo of most nc- NBC operatic presentations re. FRI. « SAT. MATINEES is »n artivt member of the | boards. nnd a following. The three sistera, District 1. Union County Medical Society, toors—• troinjr blank during a per- eeived last year in various Amer- I'lll. AMI SA'l'.. .NOV. -'II JC M. I., Taliaferro, president of nil unlive* of Newark, have been SPECIAL FOR THE CHILDHfN lio. General Nulton of Hillside, .-: ...... i uuiiiiri in, pri'SlUCIU 01 formance. ican cities and attain during this Snrrlnl Klitillr Mnllnrr Emmet A. Quaries of Plain- Cfd B I year's expanded tour of 55 cities scholarship winner* nnd have stud- serving on its mcculivc commit-: the Cranford Board of Kducatlon, died in Newark, itnd a few years' "HEIDI AN0 PETER" Oiiie and Harriet Nelion president of the Board of tee and speakers' bureau and as | in dc chairman for the discussion Kveryone has been in the the-1 indiciites that most Atnwicnns w atre at one time Or another when separation 1*> pursue their own mu- I'luii in lg(.r3, N. J. Reformatory for chairman of its physicians' health!of lay committee functions. The want their operas in English. |cn, Clinton, and Dr. William singer has forjrotten< a lyric or I Saturday evening's prcseiUntion sical paths, they decided live years "THE GOLDEN IDOL" committee. ! speakers will he: Mrs. Ruth II. aifo to join forces and at that time "HERE COME stof Cranford, Union Coun- At Muhlenberg Hospital, Plain- j Patce, executive sccivtary of the an actor cannot reinemU'r a line, i of "Ui Ti-nvinta," the foundation and it is ngoni/.ini,' for both audi announces will be given aa a bene- ST.*!!'!'* 'I'l KS. TIINt Till IIH, THE NELSONS" field, Dr. Mineur ia senior attend-1 State Federation of District ence and performer. IIKC. H-.l ing physician in internal medicine, Hoards of Education of New Jer- fit for the Upper New Jersey Chapter, National Multiple Scler- Cottarring Rock Hudson associate director of the cardac spy, Dr. Milton H. Steinhiuier, pi»- Mi,M. Also Ethel Barrymore Laxative Food About 50 million Americans— tion, and Dr. Bradford N. Cravcr, mentally—just before giving her Dinne Lembo and Rodd Harmon. A PHONOGRAPH ftt.nlfy Thfilrf-Jrr.fr III) 104 Prospect St. owners, employees and their fam- %'ico president of the Westfleld voice a warming-up. Peter Herman Adler will con- "JOHNNY TROUBLE" ilies—depend upon small business MAKES A FINE ADams 2-8008 Board of Education. She has always felt a little fool- duct the NBC Orchestra and Kirk for their livelihood. Browning will be stage director. The discussion on education of ish about this procedure, for, al- CHRISTMAS GIFT WID.-SAT. DEC. 4*7 the handicapped child will be head- though it gives her great confi- The choreography will be directed ofSN AU VIM 'mm ed by Mrs. A. Russell Hillier, a dence and she has never had that by Robert Jeffrey. "45" Players 3ary Cooper-Audrls Htpbwrn member of the Springfield Board dread blank spot—she thought per- OataM*,ta»M* V«« r of Education. Speakers will in- haps she was being over-careful Double featuru: "Every Girl 4-speed Portables ••|«y Llvlag •••« Ctmtari "LOVE IN THE BITUMINOUS DRIVEWAYS clude: Dr. Boyd Nelson, director and Pussy. Should Be Married" and "Man- W« Up$\t UV Cir wild H of special education, Stats Depart- handled." Hi-Fi Sets AFTERNOON" GAS STATIONS • PARKING AREAS But recently she, read an article ment of Education, Dr. Kirk Seat- * # * PLUS - Jack Palance about llenata Tebaldi, describing Tho design add manufac/ture of RCA - WEBCOR - DECCA RESURFACING AND PENETRATION WORK on, director of special services for the preparations made by the great Elizabeth, and Reed C. Durham, packages alone, has Ri"O\vn into a Pricei at low at "HOUSE OF NUMBERS" diva before she goi'a on stage at $12-billion a year industry. supervisor of child ptudy for Un-the Metropolitan Opera. Her pro- Wm. A. PARKHURST ion, Essex and Passnic counties. cedure is exactly the same a.« Miss General problem* of school $19.95 Sandlin's. Box Office Open Dully * But. CONTRACTOR board* will be the topic for a panel 10 «.m. to 10 p.m. Many at discount prices TOIMT THRU H.\T. Phone ADams 3-1738 Ret, Mill Ian* headed by Dr. William H. West of Another perfectionist In the mat- PERSONAL Cranford, county superintendent ter of prc-performance procedure Anlk.mv I'rtklna MADAM LAWRENCE In PAPER MILL P. 0. Box 334, Weirfield Mountainside, N. J. of schools. Assistant State Com- is another Metropolitan groat—, missioner of Education Kenneth Lily 1'ons, whose career in opera j READINGS ft ADVICE "The Tin Star" PLAYHOUSE F. Woodbury and William H. M:i- ami conceit, has lasU'il longer per- ON ALL AFFAIRS OF LIFE The Music Staff In (lulu Vl.lun MHllUtN, N. i. DtlXH »4>41 son Jr., Morris County superin- haps than any other coloratura. BARBARA RYAN "Mr. Reck & Roll" MANK CMIHNOTON, Mmtoi For a concert, she will arrive at j HANDWRITING MtRrrlnff Rv»», S:,io—Tue». through Kat. I tendent of schools, will bis the 27 Elm St. Phon* Ainu frtri Sun. S:Dt)-~Miit8. Thuo(. A 8at. !!J4 ' speakers. least mi hour or more before start- j ANAYUS 50c ing time, so she ran give nil 1hnt ; Weitfield, N. J. AD 30448 »\ \. — HON. —• TIKH, N« ltionln»l»inf Day Mai. Dinner will he served at *>:45 Ml.hnrri Wlilmnrll SPtCIAL Hit. m. MAT. NOV. 1*. p.m. and the panel discussions are time to composing herself and con- ] FULTON 1-4655 Open Every Evening IIK'kHril liliHrkarl centrating on what she will sing. In " VTTMAfrNOV. aP scheduled for 8 o'clock. until 9 P.M. « All three singers, Samllin, Tc- 1589 MAIN ST. ' "Tlm« limit" NOW THRU SON., DEC. IS RAHWAY N.J Itlaii "Textbook are filled with theor- b|!di and Pons—have one inipor,- llnrrolrrr r ClrllM Ihr KnrlKnrlh DOROTHY SANDLIN ies on the cause of crime. There la*M quality iii common. They are An liblinbiii l llluil M WlllWllll ROBERT BUSCH in are many contributing factors to PLAINFIflD 6-5477 crime, but the real eau*o can be slated in simple terms; crimes are IJIIFRTIIIF V SILK eommi'tfeod by tho«e who lp.ck u sense of responsibility—moral re- NOW fu«ni sponsibility—a sense of rijjht and STOCKINGS The ex-doughby might wrontf that conies from an inti- MUSIC A LYRICS IV COti PO«IH outgrow his uniform, mate knowledge of God's teach-' ROOK ti OEOHOE S. KAUFMAN- imts. pJOIN OUR LEUEEN MacOKAIH end A« BUIWOWS but no matter how great TICKETS lAM'S AND All AOtNClM "There is nothing basically O«DM IV PNONE-MV IY MAIl our increase in business •wrong with the youth of the land. we will never outgrow Youth needs only to be guided along the proper path. A youth's Intelli- LHRI5THA5 our old established cus- gence must be anchored In moral- __ HI III* 6 ity to (five him the ability to deter- tom of ALWAYS giving mine riicht from wrong."—Cuba, uniform service and N. Y., Patriot and Free Press CLUB satisfaction. LEADER CLASSIFIED AOS M.U Ovir Be Sura BRING RESULTS 'to Vlilf •*flttlAirMU.fti "fHUDIOUSI" ini* irtm*... liiim • •laiKfitki'i -WorW T«U. wu given iht h*H*wirt* award N.w.tl A,) A Chrittmat Club check givei you money "»MT O» HUMOII" Cinfmal when you need it most. —Cut i Fklviai turn The Christmas Club is the easiest way to pro- DAVID NIVEN ADarm 2-4464 vide funds witfc which to pay for Christmas W.-M. needs, taxes, Savings Bonds, insurance pre- miums, and mortgage interest. MMORMANClS WILL TAKE M. ffcru IM. Plan now to meat next year's demands by SAT. am| IUN. YOU TO Hie last Bridge M-4-I-I0 t. m. Dover, Del. joining one of these Clubs: MARCEL MARCEAU PLAYHOUSE Harrisburg, Pa, •J r, 2 MAIN »'\\. WKHfT I >H A Nil I", $ .5.0 a week for 50 weeks $25.00 F'IHIIM' im :l-.'.:iiin lopp. |.;>llmin| rHKK IMAItKIN'l Pittsfield, Mas^. 1.00 a week for 50 weeks 50.00 York, Pa. 2.00 a week for 50 weeks 100.00 BY PHONE 5.00 a week for 50 weeks 250.00 3 min. station rate from WHAT TO GIVE HIM? Newark after 6 P.M. 10.00 a week for 50 weeks 500,00 and all day Sunday. me'sm^mi^m 10% tax not included.

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LEADER, WEDNESDAY, NOVEMBER 27,1957 tkz Sidelined, Blue Devils Hosts to Plainfield Here Tomorrow A Boys League Past Record Of Bonnetti Sweeps; McCabes Goes Sportsmen Pin Game Before WHS-PHS Games Adds to Lead In Further Ahead League Leaders 1903—PUS... .15 WHS McCnbes went further out in Main Course 1005—PUS... 24 WHS Recreation Loop front of the Presbyterian-Triangle Hold Positions 1907—PHS... 0 WHS pin league last week by winning Wostfiulcl High's Hluc Devils l»08—PUS... 12 WHS Bonnetti, one of two sweep two gami'3 from Heitmans while There was only one sweep in pluy host, tomorrow to Plninllud, 1909—PHS... 35 WHS winners in the Recreation Bowl- runnerup Nolls bowed to Berrys the Sportsmens all.-y loop Friday for the traditional Tlianksjjivinf; 1911—PUS... 37 WHS ing league Friday night, added a in two. Heitmans' bowlers had all night and standings were only Duy Kumo, which ROUS all liho wny 1813—PHS... 0 WHS game to its lead when runnerup the doubles, Doane opening with slightly changed. The sweep win- back to ltlO,1). In that year, Plain- 1914—PHS... 10 WHS Liberty won two games from Ven- 218 and Cory posting a 202 middle ner was Golden Dawn, who shut field defeated the locals 15-0. In 1915—PHS... 7 WHS neri. Bonnetti beat out Shamrock game. Scores: out the Police. Two .game winners • ••• 1 unit) tlie intervening years there huve PHS... 3 WHS and the other sweep winner was I, Pin. were Dean ' over Bonnetti, De- A. M.-Carroll Mosher On Court Team Golden Dawn over Stranich. Mi'Cabe's 19 II 26 Martino over Fugmann, Westfiold •'. Hi.tnclii been 44 panics played, with the 1810—PHS... 0 WHS Noll1* 15 15 20 Franks moved up to third place Helunan'.s .... 15 15 L'O Lumber over Mannino and Oil Harris Mosher of Westfleld is one of ten varsity can Cardinals having the edf;e with 28 PHS... 7 WHS MS didates who have turned out for the Delaware basketbal wins. There have been four ties 1917 -PHS 39 WHS after ' taking two games from Kerry's 11 19 14 Heat over Rogers. Harry Johnson —and oddly enough, all were 0-0. 1919 -PHS 6 WHS Michaels and Plaza upset West- HEITMAVS was top man with a 235 game and team, which will open its 21-game 1957-58 schedule field Atlantic 2-1. Doane. ... , '.'IS Iff! 1S1 he won the turkey given by the against Temple at the Philadelphia Palestra Dec. 2. The "In the early days, Plainfield had 1921—PHS.. ..28 WHS Cory 135 202 ljll much the best, of it althouirli many 1922—PHS 119 WHS High scorers were Testa 204, Kuth .... 136 139 Recreation alleys to the bowler 6-6 Mosher is a center who has just completed the season 201, 226—631, Gardner 212, 225 Heitnian 153 11)3 142 having the moat ipins over his aver- of the panics were by close scores, 1923—PHS... .. 2 WHS Coventry 122 181 113 as a versity end in football. He is one of only two seniors some by only one point. West- 1924—PHS... ..18 WHS —628, Gable 225—600, Riethel age. Johnson had 92. Scores: on the team. 228 and Buccino 220. Gable won Totals 766 811 I. field's best winning streak against 1925—PHS... .. 7 WHS Dean Oil Co...... 2S 11 the turkey for the bowler highest McCABES De.Martino Lounge. 22 the traditional opponent was a 1926—PHS... ..20 WHS 179 14 over his average with COO plus Prescott 154 179 WeBttleld Lumber . 21 15 I. Johnson Harkrader Scores A Record five game one from 1939 through 1931—PHS... .. 0 WHS McCabe 145 1311 R. Mnnnino & Sons. 20 126. Scores: 166 16 1945 (there were no games in 1942 1932—PHS 6 WHS Kroll 139 Wesltleld Police ... 19 17 Milt Harkrader, son of Dr. and Mrs. Milton Hark- W I, Und(|lll8t 132 183 Fugmann Fuel Oil. 10 20 rader of Benson place, has the distinction of having cap- and 1943). In 1946, Plainfield won, 1933—PHS 0 WHS Bonnettl Dei'o. 11 Rogers 118 168 Bonnettl Decorators 1514 6-0, then the Blue Devils returned 1934—PHS 6 WHS Liberty Glass . . . 13 Denny ...... — 165 124 Golden Dawn Dairy 15 21 '" Totals ,., tained the first cross country team in the history of John Franks IS Davidson. J. ... -— ISO 172 Oil Heat Service .. 14'A 21V4 to the win column for two years. 1935—PHS 7 WHS Shamrock Motor's . 15 Roger's Texaco .... 12 "1 Hamilton College to go through an undefeated season. He But it has been- seven years since 1936—PHS 0 WHS Golden Dawn Dairy 10 must be something of a campus hero and well deserved, the locals have been on the win- StrunU'h Stats .... 17 11) Totaln 694 826 WESTFIELD LUMBER. L Slriinl'i-h'! 1937—PHS 0 WHS Westlleld Atlantic lli 20 vvnlil . ISO US Hi I H. Konni-Ul too. ning side. Lasfj year they lost 1938—PHS... 13 Michael's Lunch .. 15 21 Hunt . 153 146 203 WHS Plaxa Bar 14 22 BERRY'S 169 163 Will . 157 1.14 IS? 19-7. 1939—PHS 0 WHS 20 A. Venneri & Co. . S 28 Jensen 163 Taylr . 132 123 153 McClure 133 138 170 T Big Bowling Show The locals this year have won 1940—PHS WHS 13 156 Blasucci . 190 188 171 »""» MICHAELS LL 311 Boardman 121 Totals 812 73! 87S 3 and lost 5 and Plainfield has 5 1941—PHS WHS 1 Adam 170 ITS 148 Tlemunn 136 135 One of the biggest bowling shows of the season will very much in this gameahb 1944—PHS WHS 12 Jusa 1S7 145 162 B«de\l 131 171 167 n. MANNINO & SONS be a highlight of Jerry Lewis' annual 19-hour Muscular ivtruzzelli 163 154 Nuasbaum — 189 139 C. Mannino ,., . 178 133 164 wins, 1 loss and 1 tie on the rec- 1945—PHS WHS 12 K. Meyer 19S 1S1 182 ' 21 6 0 W. Thompson .. . 1.16 167 ISO II- HalZil Dystrophy telethon Saturday and Sunday. Three 20-min- W. Riethel 1S2 228 167 161 0] 4 1S3 •1. DuelkB ord. But statistics have never 1946—PHS WHS. 0 Totals '70S T. Munnlno . 167 148 172 H. DfSaiK'tis .. j ute segments of pin-toppling action will take place at meant much in this game. Both 1947—PHS 12 Ttals S86 990t M. Mannino ... . 130 1S7 131 WHS 32 "HI" T , • ' NOLL'S teams usually play the best ball JOltN FRA.VKS Jackson 128 Echo Lanes in Mountainside. Featured performers will be 1948—PHS 6 WHS 14 If. Rleder 158 J 171 Totals . "no 84 9 156 Davlson 156 Don Carter and Mrs. Marion Ladewig, holders of the of the season and the outcome is 1949—PHS 19 WHS 6 J. Ruccino .. 179 1S7 220 Wellman 140 170 almost always in doubt. 1950—PHS 33 D. Buccino . 158 195 203 Noll is-, 168 147 DEAJ) OIL CO. men's and women's national match-game championships. WHS 7 N". Snape •.. I»l 154 174 Muyne 175 J. Clraolo . 173 19S 1S7 As an added treat this year, two 186 161 174 Carter will oppose Lou Campi of Dumont, while Mrs. 1951—PHS 14 WHS 6 C. Worsnam 212 149 K. Bauer 136 118 S. Klezer . 168 160 lit MORE 5PQH senior teams from the Boys Foot- 1952—PHS 27 WHS 14 ^ Davidson .... •— 149 14Q J. PIMCOPO . 1!)5 142 163 Ladewig goes against Mrs. Ann Noga of Roselle Park, Totals ... ~872 904 917 6 F. Albbruseato . . 131 171 200 ball League will play an exhibi- 1953—PHS 25 WHS 6 EU Newman .... 167 173 151 former New Jersey champion. Sports celebrities, including GOLDE.V DAWN DAIRY Totals 764 tion game prior to the main dish. 1954—PHS 6 WHS 0 Mutteo 1«2 ^04 166 715 Totals 834 NEXT PACE boxers and baseball players, will take part in the third The boys game starts at 9:30 and 1955—PHS 20 WHS. 0 UlHurdl H9 192 match. the regular game at 11. Both will 1956—PHS 19 Gonnelhi 164 153 m WHS...... 6 Histo 167 174 167 be played at the High School ath- Fludino 169 182 186 letic field on Rahway avenue, 212 This V That YMCA Opening Totals 801 905 910 where the seating capacity has STRAXICH SEAT COVERS Pall hunting prospects in New Jersey are emphasized A. Flls 157 177 149 been expanded for this extrava- Volleyball Leagues V. McParland .. 137 177 185 in the November edition of "New Jersey Outdoors," offi- ganza to 6,500. There will be sev- J. Stornelli 143 139 131 cial monthly publication of the State Division of Fish and The Westfield YMCA will begin it. Bonn 154 203 157 eral more ticket booths to handle 1S3 Game. A map showing public hunting and fishing grounds the expected crowd quickly and the 1957-58 Junior and Senior A. str.tnlch 192 185 •TTS and State Forests is included in the edition as well as four entrance gates. For those High Basketball leagues Saturday, Totals 7S3 ' S91 Dee. 7 according to John Wein- Bigger, Better Stock pictorial articles showing the dates of the various hunting who wish to avoid the crowd, tick- A. VEN'MERl &. CO. ets may be bought today at the mann, chairman of the Boy's Phys- Ralvla 167 188 170 seasons in the Garden State. State lands open to hunters ical Education Committee. League K. Buonocoro ... 156 168 169 are outlined as well as instructions on how to get to such Senior High office, Jarvls Drag P. Marh.uk US 203 141 This Year Than Evert Store or the Sports Center. play this year will utilize the C. Soarles 164 179 183 lands Waterfowl by the thousands are making a Roosevelt Junior High School for S. IitBrutto 190 162 199 .temporary home of the marshlands of New Jersey on RAHWAY BEATS LOCALS ninth through twelfth grade Totals 836 910 '862 leagues as we'l as the local Y for IJflERTy GLASS their annual autumnal flight southward, the division re- In the last game of the season H. lilllnsUas 154 191 153 ported today. In cooperation with the Civil Air Patrol, >efore the big one, Rahway High seventh and eighth grades. Dickey 167 176 155 EQUIPMENT This year most of the entries Peterson 181 215 153 wildlife managers of the division and a game manager of | defeated ;he locals 18-2 Saturday A. BillnsUns 1R7 1S1 100 the Federal Fish and Wildlife Service, have carried on a in a game postponed from earlier are coming from club groupings I": Bllinakas 138 197 217 in including, Ranger for seventh Totals ail 300 873 semi-monthly waterfowl inventory of ducks and geese the season. The victors scored grade boys, Junior Hi-Y for eighth, and CLOTHING present in the marsh areas of New Jersey. Compared with all of their points in a big second WKSTFIBM) ATLANTIC quarter. Olympian for ninth, and Senior M. Curtln 172 157 158 the count of waterfowl made on an initial flight on Oct. 13 Hi-Y for 10, 11 and 12th grades. W. Punnndren. . . . 200 147 198 The first came after the Blue I* Hiidden US 153 165 a more recent flight on Nov. 10 revealed the number of Devils booted from the ten yard Applications for the few remaining J. Tentu. 170 liS 125 waterfowl had doubled in number. The flight area en- Combining pasaea with line teams are available from the boy's P. Teata 204 201 226 Wearing Apparel compassed the shore line south from Raritan Bay, around runs, Rahway made the distance to desk or from the club advisors. •Totalx 85t 83« 873 the tip of Cape May, and north in the Delaware Bay andthe goal in 13 plays, York going A minimum of eight players and a PLAZA BAR coach is necessary for each team. J. Kraanlok 117 20.t River areas to Paulsboro Presence of the Whistling over from the nine yard marker A. nianuccl 187 160 "•";' '•!»*;• The following will officiate at W. Clrhy . ni 150 166 Swan in New Jersey during the current Fall season today around right end. A. Gable .. 1S3 12 the weekly games: Ralph Mease, J. Remeta- 196 caused the division t^ caution hunters not to shoot at any' In a very similar series, the win- Joe Wiendl, Stuart Burnley, Gor- Outer Jackets, several styles large white bird. The birds are protected by both State ners moved 64 yards after another don Booth, Art Frederickson, John Totals SSI SS3 S79 and Federal law. During their visit to New Jersey's streams punt for the second TD. Williams Wall, Les Myers and George In- BONNETTI DECORATORS started with a three yard gain, a J. IxiBPut 170 139 192 Sport Shirts, Allen-A, all sixes .. .$2.95 up and lakes, the swans may be accompanied by a large dingy galls, Other persons are needed It. Gardner 212 225 191 pass try was incomplete and White to officiate at the games. Those 1). Stllen 197 211 150 looking bird. The latter represents the young of the year. went through tackle for the goal. J. Bonnetti 20S 177 193 Lake the ugly duckling in the fairy tale, it takes a year Still another exchange started J. Ilonncttl :iS 193 Polished Chinos, sizes 28-38 $4.95 or two for the young swan to get the pure white plumage Rahway on its third score. They eluded Rahway's Natson and the Totals 1005 945 locals took over on the 30. How- 3IPA.MROCK .MOTORS of the adult. took the pigskin on their own 47 O, Russell 151 ir,2 160 and traveled to the goal line in ever, stubborn Rahway resistance C. Walker 200 156 181 Sweaters, Allen-A, orlon .$5.95 up five plays. Biggest-gain in this ser- held for the necessary four downs J. Jacob 197 164 1SS T. lluft 202 176 19S Local Man Gets ies was a 43 yard run by Williams to get possession again. A. 1IU1I 110 166 175 WHS Winter to the Blue Devils' ten. He made WB8TVIRI.II Gloves ... ..$2.69 up Deer in Maine KIKIB: Clreco, t'enrce, Trotmnn, t Totals 933 814 the TD on a dash from the five Cane; Tackles: 8. I.uebeok, Nchmiilt, Hinnlnn; Guard*; Bentley, Lnnp, J. Sports Schedule Jim Hakucsa of Weatfield did yard line, Luebft-k; Center: Zaletikl, Varnum; interested should contact John Handwarmers, Jone $3.95 well on a hunting trip with three Backx: Reasor.Hlll, Wolfgang, Fluli- Westfield's . two points came in er, Webber, M:icBean, 8tern, Wtlday, McNair, physical director. other Union County sportsmen to the final quarter, when stopped on DeCaprlo. There will be a final organiza- BASKETBALL j Maine recently. HAHWAV December the half yard line, Rahway at- Ends: I). Natson, K. Jenkins; tional meeting of coaches and Suburban Coats $15.95 up i llakucsa and his companions, tempted to kick out from behind Tackles: K. N'alnon, Thurston, D. players Dec. 4 at 7:30 p.m. in the 6—Springfd Reg Home 8:15 Bob Shimkus of Garwood, Joe the goal postfl. Westfleld's alert Jenkins. (Jiebethtius; Guards: Smith, Y. 10—Millbum Away 3:30 Miragiotta of Garwood and John J. N'atHOn, Bialeckl; Center: GtUwon, 13—Plainfield Home 8:15 Herm Fisher stopped Williams in Narklewkz; Backs: Kovacn. White, LaCrosse Insulated Boots . $12.95 McCaskill of Cranford, shot four the end zone. The Devils got an- IMroff, Williams, 'York, Deninsey. 17—N. plainfield .Away 3:30 Westlleld 0 0 0 !— 2 When a man brings his wife deer. other break in the first period, Rahwuy 0 IS 0 0—IS flowers for no reason, there's us- 20—Scotch Plains Home 8:15 Touchdowns: William* 2. White, Famous Hanes Underwear 27—Summit Home 8:15 when a bad pass from center Safety: Fiaher (tackled Wllllam«). ually a reason. 30—Linden Home 8:15 Marks Pacing Janaary 3—Springf'ld Reg A way 8:15 7—Roselle Park Away 3:30 Gutter Pinning 10—pending 8:15 Girls Gift Special 14—Pingry Home 3:30 Question Marks went inta the j 17—Cranford Away 8:15 lead of the Gutter pin league last BLUE AND WHITE WOOL SCARF 24—Rahway Home8:15 week via a three game shut out 31—Union Away 8:15 of Jets, no-w in second place. Pin- AND ADLER ATHLETIC SOX apotters ate third after a two game FOOTBALL February win over Gladiators and Alley- ?—Cranford Home 8:15 cats dropped to the cellar by losing 12—Somerville ..., Away 3:30 two games to NoWons. Scores: THANKSGIVING MORNING Both for $4.95 Question Marks 13 SWIMMING et* 17 January I'lnflpotters ...... 16 WiidlHtori IS',5 ll A.M. 3—Morrirtown Here 3:30 No Won 13 6—Rahway Away 3:30 Alle-ycats 12',4 EXPERT ADVICE ON 10—Columbia Home 3:30 JETS WHAT'S BEST FROM 13—Snyder , Away 3:30 n. Neuer ... lli 12? 137 WESTFIELD H. S. 17—N. Plainfield Away 3:30 Klngr 9S lilt 106 FORMER COACH FREEMAN 20—Clark Home 3:30 . Bruno 119 93 K. I'olon 84 96 24—Ferris Away 3:30 261 261 27—Plainfield Home 3:30 Equipment for All Sports Tola! 820 • 7«8 814 vs. 31—Pingry „ Home 3:30 QUESTION MARKS . Inexpensive for J. forbett 176 193 113 February A. Bunce — — 162 PLAINFIELD H. S. Children and Beginners 3—N. Plainfield Home 3:30 J. llarconrt .... 121 158 140 M. King 125 108 114 7—Rahway Home 3:30 C. Puhrmeiater .. 124 10O 111 Better Grades for 11—Columbia Away 3:30 Blind r.... 150 150 14—Plamfield : Away 3:30 180 180 Advanced Players 17—Jefferson Away 3:30 Totals 874 8S7 LITTLE LEAGUE GAME at 9:30 GLiAlJIATORS FAMOUS MAKES IN STOCK K. Lewis 179 135 172 ROOSEVELT JUNIOR HIGH II. ri'tcher 143 166 Kit BASKETBALL B. Klooher 115 US 104 including Dunlop, McGregor, Wool- JaBMarj B. Burbank .... !0l 87 10J rich, Reach, Indian Head. A. Neuer Sr. .... 137 151 112 High School Field 3—Roselle Park. .Away 4:00 195 195 195 7—Crsnford Away 3:30 Totals 864 863 10—Union Away 3:30 PJNSPOTTERS Westfidd and Rahway AVM. 14—Rataway _ Home 3:45 A. Neuer Jr. .... 153 185 m PICNIC JUGS • CAMPING EQUIPMENT • 21—Roaelle Away 3:45 J. Neuer S» 134 R. Ford 131 IDS 142 84—Plainfield Away 3:45 M. Oestnnes 76 107 15 ADMISSION: ADULTS $l .50 CHILDREN 12 AND UNDER 50c 28—Raselle Park H«neS:4S B. Bonnetti .... 176 ,112 14S 81—Union Home 3:45 21S 216 216 Totals 813 93 S . February ADVANCE TICKET SALE TODAY NO vi'ON JOE FREEMAN'S ' 4—Pkmfteld .Home 3:45 A. Flinn 154 137 SENIOR H.S. OFFICE ?—B*1rway „ Away 3:45 Xt Fl\nn 103 1!9 101 M. Si'hadt H 1 10 112 fl—Koaelle .„ Home 3:45 E. Lewis Sr. .. liii MS 12S SPORTS CENTER, Elm St. 14—Cranford _ Home 3:30 230 2:10 230 Totals S«i JARVIS DRUG STORE, Elm Sf. AU.EYCATS F*. Neuer 9,'t USf E. Bii.'h,.r ...... 107 10s SPORT A SPOT •J. ("nniKiu ss Children's Tickets will be sold in all Gratte and Junior High Schools A. Richer 1(5 PARK R CLASSIFIED ADS B. Buchcr 103 300 300 310 438 SOUTH AVE. NEXT TOCO-OP Totill »49 ru THE WESTfrnn (X'.J.H LEADER, i'. VOVEMBER 27, 1M7 0 Trinty Five OpensJ58 Campaign Against St. Mary's Tuesday

etkl illLca ler y:;.ir.\«KT« ncals Moved Up * n i i- r J? * < iCuIls,HawksCJoseiSliift Standings Chapman Out In V. IlisgiRf HI ' Xiiwt h* [I] j P&S Now Leads ! Church Leaders !»• Io,G,tliohe Croup leifaftmenip II,, On Leader Of !In Pin Up Loop Front Br Four 11* yGarwood League I Score Shutouts

Handicap League thapman ti»ok a foil f ur frame, P4S, who swept «Har pi U,ilv Tiinity IliK'h School opens up in the Pin l';i bawlinc >nop iss! week, with fii.-: place Msishsil, lie- Loses Games *ijp !»jt « ^,lj)5S basketball season in this we-Kb)- hoati,,K!Wond ,.!„«. (niils and Hawks, l.oth tuir.iiiij winner »f two -in>.e> fiom IVm.v in th unmo against St. Mary's Tiers Ml He ,,,lUilit> g.ilWi N.;.ui< in swei-p wins, dosed to within a k j just a iranie ahe«4 of Kojjerj, -.-on Tuesday at fl:30p.m P«». l scv«'iH =ntvv,) and tied them viik. Ihe only uiu- of the W& first IMO as Her-hty wiis \ lost the fti^t two f^uie^ to | half s»,,ic of leading Owls in '.hi' In Washday Lead fmai f«t«ling titem trim in third flac-.., A.a.s lvo], t!u, t earns Io hold 'a>t. Riber, who (wood TV. Tiier* were m> otho> r I the School gymnasium. two two games fi\im Bi\vjo arid 0 o- thf la'.U-r fri'ittc into a tie for, c!i«m'e> in the staniimjrs. Win- *nd M»di- jpt home nipht punt will be pnw don, Sixes, Deuces K^P 'his vetV. ' Hawks "bLted *on Watiked Lu vk-k, ari' tied for runnoiuji. Pi ind. Kihnsns lopt Jesmnties1 nera, vi» 2-1 umvi, wrre Wil- following Friday, Doc, Gpop, t r -ours md Eighu took the ^y Strikes and Gulls closed out » won two iramts from Huwiett and *c>!e iv1 \\\>n two jn;t SL'IOII Hall Divinity. last ^w fioisi TL-TSS. Shooting Stars, Oivls wire "-1 Pay dropped to only a half oich Harry Sinfrleton will miss li^ne SltDile, with US pins -winners over Cardinal*. In other took^ the next spot. Busier cra>h- from Elisabeth Journal ami l'ony ov«r Pete'* and CumwJ Kest lc 1 through with an upset shuto.it . .. pmio lead in ihe Wash Day bo»!-over Excellent, JKM »•»$ thf hiff\ «iivi<-"f* °' th « varsity ttga- over her nve life, won the turkey • matches. Blue Skies won !\vo ir:i: !ca 'ue Monday aftrr lo.ii Recreation Alleys. pHm** from Accountants and;:; . , ... ,, . - ,« sweep to Hull, while second Pub Feely who were gradu- lowed by SUimtr 224, Peterson; t uch* and Wolcott split the hon- P°'>kn Dots a pair from Shamrocks, "^ a pair from M*nfr». Harry John- i,, . ^ He is hoping for encourage- ors each liog£:ii JlK e Koop won M mm {lvm 800, 209, Romino U», Salomane i 204. , Winner of the Recreation alle, , -••on of I.onno.iy, with M pins over | a ,, . [„ ,p C.rpcn hi from S'iek Delroonico, Wayne j tuikey donated to (he player high-] ires : ai es 0((lf r y th» IS* is! ).••• ' Jim Devine. ; century bowlers were McCarroH inaii»jr<..|uent to Ihe bowler roiling IS< 1«» ) »s I. jje season is expected to be a Aluir, t( Ks ; 213. Naomi 212, Kleier iO7, 202, II highest over her averag* wai Duro- 11 IVt.ilj •|"iiok..v Si IT? h om> fur the Westfielders i Lucille Connolly and Perry, 201, Il.iw'lrtt '! li. IT U thy Bruiiton, with pluj 81. Score*: l* l.iuieii . l 10U IS its ll lii I Catholic school classification, :••>! 1. 1\ Koy 1.11 w . w it K.>.»| WtllUmn <\i...... ISS the schedule is dotted with ... -SUV WVES "H Hull H Is n. lloylon lb»ki ;i 1! Onrwoml He.«t , tu i:>o teams. Gull* U i* : is: rHks is i; I. Miln» 14.'. 111 rlipr it. \ '™!ii!,i Hi 1C , 1 -7 IliliKr* i ing out the varsity squad Blur Skifs i: is 1 :*• 151 • 141 1M !U tsi [the 6lw Braves are T, Clarke, 15', "ditiiill * .... 1« 17 b SONS Ibilly • SIH l.uiky Mrikfs 1( U US 12a MAIklSMK Totals *() Ml J. I.iun.nl i» . , 51 II" J T»V*» F.lli-r 1« U "I'V TRKVS so I', llrllitln nd J. Clarke and J. Cudahy, B...... -' :•« HI> un 101 tinuma .. iso T11 T. Simon,, It? 19S !•'. W.i.'liu ills. T 14: 1IPU. A. MiMinriil ni 10 ion, and a sophomore, j. K. Ti>sln in , MAItSHAU. M 11: lit jjf. 13S 154 MS ;O. Sliuilj 1H9 is; let l5s ley. l,-.: U'CKY STH1KKS (!. sunms 15S Hi s: »s i K. Hull . A. nun .. IJI U4 no I'illCT !!» 10S U l!.i*s . 1 114 135 i> complete schedule follows: lt>3 H Wow! . 157 ~s7» 150 116 1J: H. HoBlvir s! T..1..U K. llrvioks Totals , 7I "m" I fsoidi 115 DECEMBER IIS US ll»'»:. .Mnr.li.i IMNT MKTHOlllKT u; !? Snv.U-r ... US WtKl'l.K-VD IM St. Mary's P'son....Home 3:30 Sl'PKvR SKVENS in TV 1'iTty 100 .art!itlo«...-. .. _, 105 1 Ml W. IVrrv .. F.5S us HI •JJ- l)oi»v jck _ iu u.; HI TM.lls RAV lil 114 -Seton Hall Div Home 8:30 It. Kinoiick US M. IVrry 1% ITS Ill III 1ST n* 1S1 Total! ... K Kuell Hay ... , .. 15: H0 ISP St. Michael's Home 8:30 l>. Maltitt JI ., _ |3i TIT so: Naltousi* lfd 1SS M. I.inrk les II M Mi l r-Aichbishop Walsh.Home 8:30 F. Marvos.i l». Holier uc J. I'utlfr ,, m : 'ij. Ciiramick IN Oar Lady of V'y-.Home 8;3o M. fuller 1;; 104 Txloli US A. Puc-h, ... i:s M 117 Totals AMI AI'V. Til f-Alumni Home 33:0 B. i.'utrfr .. 133 113 rv 1(1 1!3 Mi ltd SG TouU , JANUARY \V. Koulnson »: "seo MS ri i;o It 175 J. Vlgll.wll Dinnr-r Svmiari 1*1 151 63 .... itC KOO1* IT* US St. Anthony's Home 3:30 117 ii 151 111 r ,.„,_ »'. HrjU'MUi . 141 US —^_ Tolals HOV1.K i;i JO M, Hl«lir . ISI S-Westfield ....Away 8:30 :.y: en 'll.>ll; 113 Wu-kom lirivf, Chester Mieldin, S-St Anthony's Away 3:30 its 1T6 li'.."!*"" . T! 11? us 137 117 s 1:1 S10 KlmhaSl unn, P..ijinoii: ;7»; Tl)lal, ~tM rolly, II .Sttutli WicVnni drive, «nd J. Slp.j.li»i3}i,r .. us iu M. Hufi-lno .. i:> Hi> Jen of Peace Away 8:30 r';'.'.:: m 151 ITIliS l IIAUVIJS ill 1(7 ! W, I'criv M.ml.l ir.« o. o.»iii .. (i 71 at S>*f. E*«t Bud- I-Archbishop Walsh.Awiy 3:30 ITV sis Tota.|j .. €!7 E6G '3 iHDWi.irrr ise l.'d II. Alli.|*y 11:. no ISS y nlfi t)w dnnt IUiJ. IVtlii.ul 111 r-Marist Prep Home 8:30 KA-SV ACB3 Tol.i sot 1(4 JI. P.,|-m. . .fi 103 TuMl> ,,.. sij mpftlr.tr of the K'wark Chapter, lit U l,,U«!ii .".I".! i in ?7 , VV Hliv.ltr . 1 IT 15S J. iliillim . 138 111 FEBRUARY Hi) OWI.S .!. (irlHln . . 79 IHilt ... ., 1S5 131 ... li] Hi 103 vj; w. ltniiiiiso 16? 7» «*, K, WIU4AMS «">. Xallonitl Aworbtion of At icred Heart Away 8:30 Cat 11 . l.'J HI ,. II. llunlelt ...'. 13.1 1) ISC 177 171 ! 167 4SS IT! l«l ISO »n:,i at l!ic Roiicrl T«at , Kriok * M. S:ilWtlio . B( f-Good Counsel Away 3:30 II" its ... 137 1ST. -X.-. 1 T11UN 195 n. ... IS! 116 ISI ITT Nfwark, lust TJ»irsi!«y. Toluli 151 MS Ml IIAII.V Seton Hall Div Home 8:30 ... 177 1 A. Johns . . . 101 16C lit 2,'. :s 35 I'lllDV i> norsrc !* IT! o. Plainficld Away 3:45 KiGHTS M. iMuiron ; T. l««j It. \VlildJru . S5 1 IT P. W, ltas.inefti* no ! V. If, 0 .... 18? 100 'Ti>i«»inly our dtffnwc program [-Queen of Peace 134 f 1)5 Totals i'. Kaiirtk ...'. lie lt>0 13J r r DC .Home 8:30 I «• ,}' *SJ 791 "In X. Stricrnt J ISO 111 '-'' •••.•i«li iiy ;:; .... 1(11 1:6 iliouij br iva|«pMi»Cil, fcut it !» *1« Hi 1ST 113 no sti 11s Ilk A. KIK-lis IT:' in: t'.. I'urdy . . I 51 13(1 1 r-o 14$ It Mlo.lnnr I5S 167 li'l TnmN US >o evriilix tiutt tnji#s have jait 1). arllu 1.11 c; n IM iio hijjhfr without »*rlotn io r lvfi IT; J HkMlM.i beeps !2l IUTI.V;U li. llruiilon ..... 92 IIS cw.iotnlc cjn*rqut'iicc». Let US iiel 11: 1^5 ITT iss CHAPMAN Mills • I r 3 l& 133 57 J lluth-r \Uf 104 miniiuiti! Vie inijK>ttanc« of tin ? SI. M.-KPII Urii'k . is; II. i-!m| in.ui 141 1 17 S Wraj ...... ' 140 111! I S. Woli'iilt l.'.l) 114 175 173 bette Pinning -. 16( 146 14 6 II. M.i. IJI 13f Russian fi.'iiivvr.iienl, bat on i U. IIUOIUII in . r. 11.1 iii'.v II. Crrv 1 l.'i 17! Totai« :,n Hi PKTK'S U'XISI GAIUViVH) !7 • ST.MtS JI. Vlll.i lit ni<-li lf.il IJ9 •Jll'.cr (unit «» fttiould y 27 111. Juhn UT Knnl S. Kle "*>T 20; 17(1 IR. r.il« 151 in rlll |<« Ihat ft flixing ocanomy i» sign |ouv of the live matches in the j 1). KIPXT S7 JI 'S'. lt.tlrii pl ll 173 . -. s:r, r.fis J. nmuildi- 137 III Sl 51*0 !?? uvapon of Jpfttis*-,"—-OB«ldat N* ette women's pin league Pri- j K I'XIw.il i II! lii lit I'. HITIfoo 141 121 Us 1 *7 C(i» Y., Dcinaft-atic tJnion I wore sweeps and one of the ^M. Ca 1 «>tilt-110 C T UKUOKS 131 Ii. lUTdrdl I'' JllllllMO 1.1* 1 lit !(!!' H.3 . . . !ljj SV3 S7 11*13 U.I I . Oirliirc .. - , 1 IS SO K-fi IK lie lit, Totals .. iS leading Elm Liquor, {I,, ffrlsnill . _ . l«i>. 160 lltl It. .smalii, 117 .l.V IMJ'Xflll.Nl! f.77 MS r,6i MKI' 1MKIU Tu were sliut out by Clements, j 1J. liuosiiim JO ,. ._. i:i» id Tula s:it Ml M05 II. Ill 13(1 O. in .11111,1 JOII.NHON .1, ivirl.clll Ifl 171 '.'3 T. Y'Mlmi mii t!0 1*3 nd place Edith blasted Elm j ._. i7l I«t II, .|.,luis,.|i . I Sit ' I '.I K. Cciua lliB 111! I. sii'ihl.li Tolais _ . 600 T.S3 ACCOUNTANTS J. Miller IU 118 120 till P. St-hnoidfr ... 1 %,* 1 i;( '*Tuta1« ... is:i 10.1 l ISS fcatosien, Barons clobbered . K"ASIO-t'8 KOUItS J. Commlly ... ir>i in* 109 111 •e Tree and Freemans blanked • H. 3W>olo . I 51 l» :s B. llnin-n li? in I.', l-'usco ... I-.-. l.'.l I TO i I. to no • frS' J. KaisiT .,„_ , I(J| SI II. llrmvn it? f*H ISM CKKKNIIKIUI 1; y i; .1 S9 110 ihU The only two game -win- •HIITIJ _ , i:;; is; 104 W. Si Imi'iJer ... 15! ISO SJO Xi" SSJ U Klllrtll , I til 111 13»| H. Clicnlli I3> 113 fc(2 Iwas Fuumann, who took the ; (llvdlibi-rg ... 101 US ... Jii I'Tf, Jl? 143 111 Hlra.li.ln .... ICS 1DJ IT'i ! S |itlu games from Elm Studio, j rouiji :> is .Mrs I ••• I I in 1 hi Shi's Ml 117 :v ICK I'KMJI , M. «"«nl» . . . [13 ins Viihrn|.i . 'e Foster won the turkey j SO S'Jt 11; 1 1 <; ( 1ST ( H. lf>'^<»" • is; 1 HI 119 101 (""iiiioliv irs I*.! fahest over the average with I IIU'E KKIK8 !',( 111 1111 i-lnrk . f!. IVrry ISO If. 5 Tolalu liSS ; p. 1 '.;i li'lli M. V-IUHSIUII 1 T3 ISO! IT;' 1. IVrry . '.'.'.'.'.'.'. IS* 12S 1:3 j N;. 1 Mlrlprnmiin I»T I7« 179 87 and posted the only double j lllSIHIP ITT. in US llii in: No Changes In K. ral.arl > 1*5 IS 7 1J6 II. .smith 1 (v 17!" STJ «03 I . Scores: O. rabarl . 170 51. l'r.itt . ... . Ill H.7 ISS T.lliils 9J| I>. J.ilirlln 118 IU4 101 .RH OAW\VCVM> K. «'irl 16l 1» 1:3 US r US 11 I'lipiiol' in 1011 A. Prl.l l«s i»» IJlm I 1'iuor Xlioji .. II IDS 141 M. Iliilulit 174 II Women's Kec N. Hl.hop 13J >'! i Il.iln si I !•() II. Kuril* HI ?:« « I'rug: 15 TOM 11 IBI?S H GUARANTEED i K ui's Spurt . . li Tou!» 531 ISO lot IAS Vulpl I-OIJvA I HITS oil I 1(5 lis 'is us Iir,,s r)icre vain HI chahges in the 1 TtH US IS1-1 I. " statidlngi of the ffomen'a Recrea- I li: 111 131 H USE LEADER CLASSIFIEDS 2(10 IIS to mn |.-uvl Oil v, iii tion bo-wlirag le-ajue last week as FOR BEST RESULTS II! ni 111 : Tree Inn' ".'. the leadtrs csrsns through on the •winning: A*it, Smyth, in number Tuta!» ilil thru KE, MUD JrSNOW . ilAf LIQUOR SHOP putlniltin . . HI 12.1 IS) one spot, took &J! fame* from Mil- fnl'cll 13S 120 105 l wWEpayrit'tTwl i.iij IJB the last two ganaci from Breboeek. nln 122 115 r,l7 "TiTs In the third ma-tck, Huft won the 124 Elm St. ~ W«stfi«fd '•I.KJIENTSS BBROS. - 1422 UUT. 1162 E. Jersey St. - Elhrabetft 0« 133 FLEXSCREENS 124 That 1S3 Custom Cut by t 144 IS 4 successful S7 U'7 117 117 our own staff. liller p H2 167 Mon. lal.< Ki'inr fiATS No Waiting look and 1R7 ]S? Thuri. ! IS3 15» 112 IIS »'; madt to mttturt Eves 1,74 175 vihtn our mtstir fttert 'HI 9 S76 ill chalk you up in rich DRl"O STORE Vhuiila in HI imported fabrics of 154 U'O YM, W« v •l*M,r no 129 your choiti.., and 151 l.il H o or '••'" ul» r,K> 5)5 laihr lh(m lo ft your yp M $5.00 m M.MM.I-: TRRE I NX th« tow. •• 124 IJ4 flfurt faultltsily. "'I" 113 HiO 'l>n«on . 1l)« IJ(I Come in today for i lnhir.lt .. 137 127 GGG suit that's «j '•" 51« 481 individual at you art. 'UTS I*RKSS SHORPE 15J 152 1-iB wmninuM 123 11L> 1S7 14 6 12.1 i:2 151 509 SSS SPORT SPOT 179 131 Enjoy Hie advantages IIS of this new 88 OIL HEAT 13 CONfORT More and more Santaf who Know how to get the mwt out of Bfe are giving »'n Evinrude. PUN Now it'i »o eaiy to launch your CamUy os a wonderful new boat' ing adventure with our eay payments or Lay-Away Han. Find out about it and »« the Smnicm CeMr»ef new Evinrudd today I BOATS • TM.ILMS MARINE SUPPLY HORTON'S OH WSSTF.EID Coil us now SMITH MARINE LAYLOR J ' :-, f?«- .WO'JNTrNG HUmfeol* 2-0244 New Street Pilgrim 6-120O At South & Central Aves. HUMxircd /-5414 WAKE HOI SOUTH AVE.W. Adams 3-5034 AD. 2^300 Open Mon. i Fri. Evw '»« 9 125 Elm Street ADams 2-1500 SIMC1AIR Dr«* right h GOGftt»Hei..f Op«B 3 A.M. *» 9 PJt EV3WODE$AIES*SE«VTCI OPEN TILL 9 P.M. MONDAYS 4 THURSDAYS ;»• can't afford »«f /« / Saturdays 3to 4 Thirty-Two THE WE3TFIELD (N. J.) LEADER, WEDNESDAY, NOVEMBER 27, 1957 torial History of the American I ground freezes. Then add a mulch worm moths in December should Named Consultant Circus." Durant; "How to Read a ! of wood chipi, sawdust, peat mo.«, paste a reminder In thoir ijsrden- Novel," Gordon. | spagnum moss, compost or »lmil»r int hat to hsiY* th«ir tnu »pmyed Alrto, 'Mew Contract Bridiff 'material. Mulche* prevent exce*- n*xt spring juit »» tht leaves are For Petroleum Complet*," Goren; "Dreamer* of 3iv* Umparature fluctuation «f_ the unfoldiryc. Ui« American Dream," Bolbruok; sail in winter and lummer. Keep "Selected Writings," Jimenez; the mulch an inch or two «w«y |n t[,e fertile regions of south- World Congress "F'iws at Eight," Ken; "Harvest from the trunkline; otherwise it L,.n Europe, about 100 B.C., white American Cooldng," McBride; becomes a winter haven for mice I bread was quite common. In fact Howard R. Tatr of 720 Frin^t I"To Live Again," Mai shall; "The and other bark-girdling we're told that Roman debutante.) J Christmas That Almost Wasn't," I -, . 7~- , and matrons wore bread packs at in arranging Iar^e meeting for i l\a.ih; "The Old Man and the , Cunkerworill Moths j night to preserve their delicate Easo Research and Enjjineerinu! complexions. 'Boy,'" Ruark; "Home Care for tho Defy Cold; Lay EjL'gS j Co., has been named consultant' Emotionally 111," Schwartz. Specials That 0fy for the Fifth World Petroleum j Grayish inch-Ion},' moths may be Congress to be held in June, 1950. j ieen now flitting through leafless Mr. Tate retired from Esso Re- i i Water Evergreens Now trees or attracted to pjrch ami • search recently after 38 years' i window- lights at. night They spell , WANT-ADS service. j I And Add a Good Mulch tree troubles next spring for they j According to the announce- j are adults of the fall cankerwornu, j Baron's Can 0// merit, between 5,000 and 6,0001 B< nmlin t0 er Year.i ago fanners said winter i ' K Edward J. Duda, en-| Re9- $2,00 scientists from .10 countries are ! freezes never came until pond.s I tomologist of the Bartlett Tree Re- expected to attend the week-Ioni? j were filled. This is not necessarily ! search Laboratories. BACON congress in N'ew York City's i Reg. $2.00 MEN'S 3-PJECE Coliseum. Mr. Tate will be re-; .so. Rainfall records in recent Every year in late Novembe aponnible for handling arrange-1 year:) show that droughts can oc-| and early December the rirst cold ALL I cur in winter as well as summer. ] weather shocks the moths out of merits for all technical sessions | tne r NYLON j Evergreens on home grounds j ' cocoons in the soil. The adults and special events. i rtit It will not be his first World | j should go into winter with ample I about. The wingless female 8OMETHING OP VALVE—A long-may-shg-wavi memento (moisture. In some areas hard hitimotns c'aw' UP tree trunks. Petroleum Congress role. During; donated by the late Senator Joseph McCarthy, this Americm HAIR BRUSH the past two—in Rome in 1955 flag file* over the school ones attended by the lawmaker ia by last summer's drought there j Within days clusters of eggs will still isn't sufficient soil water to : be placed in neat little black bands and The Hague in 1951—he was. Appleton, WU. Mrs. McCarthy recently presented an el*ctri« assistant secretary of the 400-man j adequately tide conifers and ever-1 around twigs. Next spring as U. S. delegation. In Rome he also; clock to the school on the outskirts of the town. greens through the winter. many as 100-200 litt.Ie green cater- served as consultant to the gen- In these places, says Dr. Philip pillars will emerge from each mas? eral organizing committee. L. Rusden of the Bartlett Tree Re- and being* nibbling- on newborn j During the past 19 years the search Laboratories, give ever- leaves. . When an infestation is . Eaao Research man handled more green s — including- foundation heavy, an entire tree may be de- | than 90 major meetings, plus plantings—a food soaking drink foliated by the end of May. 1 hundreds of smaller sessions. His | of water from a hose before the Home owners who see canker- S chief concern, in recent years has been the firm's semi-annual tech- Reg. $7.50- nical committee meetings. At them, it is said, gather sev- . $12.50 eral hundred scientists and engi- neers to report the progress of ARPEGE technical projects. CIRO The main problem in having a meeting come off smoothly hasn't SET PERFUME changed much over the year The Westfield Memorial Library, MOTr i so n; "The Mapmaker," Garden according to Mr. Tate. It still is has issued its new book list for the Slaughter; "Peacocks and Ava- 'ERFUME & COLOGN' speakers who apeak overtime, throwing the sch'edule off track, weeks of Nov. 0-23 as follows: j rice," Warren; and "Slattery's SET Fiction: "Michelangelo, the Flor- Range," Wormser. (enter he said. In the early days, he says, alarm entine," a novel, Alexander; "Gi- Also, non-fiction: "What We clocks were used at Esso Research deon's Night," Creasey; "Last Want of Our Schools," Adler; meetings. Then comic lantern Tales," Dinesen; "All the Golden "American Heritage — Book of FOR slides were used. Doors," Gibbs; "Captive," Gordon; Great Historic Places"; "Jubilee, During the last few years, the "Give Me Possession," Horgan; One Hundred Yeats of the Atlan- 5.50 1 5.00 company ha; had success with "Homier Janvier," Linington; tic," Atlantic Monthly; "Men and lectern equipped so that by re-"Scent of Cloves," Lofts; "Song of Power, 1917-1918," Beaverbrook; mote control these things could the Axe," McDonald; ''Doomsday be made to happen: The lectern Morning," Moore; "I, Rachel," Reg. $1.00 light goes out; the microphone Reg. $2.00 goes dead; the stand is lowered LUCIEN LELONC for a tall man or raised for .short one, and the speaker is enveloped Gardener LIGHTERS M in a puff of smoke. STICK Mr, Tate joined Esso Research Where else but the Garden Center to buy the FOR HIM • where there were only 26 tech- nical men in the laboratories. In OR HER his new post he will continue to gift for the garden lover, be it a "she" or a "he"? COL0GNI have the same "big boss." E. V, Murphrec, president of Esao Re- search, heads both the Congress TOOLS — every one high quality. and its Permanent Council. We don't think a gardener could name a tool he'd Dr. McCorison Elected like to have, that isn't in our stock. After all, we 79c National Chairman Of service dyed-in-the-wool garden lovers all year Children to Palestine long. At the annual meeting of Chil- HUNDREDS OF UNUSUAL ITEMS TO PLEASE THE GARDENER dren to Palestine, Boston, Mass. NEW! Dr. J. L SfcCorison Jr. of the First Congregational Church wi3 FOR THE INDOOR GARDENER MEN'S GROOM POCKET elected national chairman, succeed- I ing Dr. Howard C. Boynton, Essex, All the necessary growing mediums — stone, Chrome Pen and Chrome Pencil, Conn., who had served in this i Tk» prniwrll plrtHrrrf almr, Inratril al I.TS1 Mmilr>nrtl. ha. hrrn nM eapaeity since 1950. In Otfcmar Wlttrrlrh. It «»« multiple llalrfi tilfb lkr U>.IHel.l Board chips, hyacinth glasses, etc. Comb, Nail File, Nail Clipper Children to Palestine is an inter- • f Ufulfan Ibt.inih lljokfr 4k flankrr, lar. and mid h» ihrn far faith organization dedicated to Mr. aad Mr«. J««rph I). Hrlmxrlrrr. In Attractive Case educational opportunities for Jew- Paper White Narcissus • Amaryllis ish and Arab youth in Palestine. Reg. $2.50 Value Organized in 1943, with DT. Sam- • Gloxinias • Exhibition Hyacinths uel A. Eliot a.i its first N'ationai MILADY'S SHOP Chairman, Children to Palestine - : PROPAGATOR KITS • SOIL TESTING KITS begin its work rescuing Jewish 5 Special refugee children from the Nazi j 8 terror, and providing for their •,. care and rehabilitation in the Holy j 8 Land. The scope of activity wasi enlarged later to include perraa- ] nent housing and education for1 voit-Yourseff* Reg. $100 htse children. The Samuel A. Eliot! J Children's Village and the Albert! Reg. $2.00 POCKET WRITING and Elsa Einstein School at. Ben! Shemen in Israel are substantial! CASE evidence of its program. Those of you who like to do your own decorating will find the CHARBERT More recently it ha? undertaken CHRISTMAS DECORATIONS a scholarship program to enroll, you need right here. 5 PENS selected Jewish and Arab youth,! of Christian, Jewish and Moslem SILVER, GOLD AND COLORED SPRAY BOMBS COLOGNE with PAD faith to study together and to pro- STYRA FOAM - GUTTER - BEADED SHOOTS - COLORED BALLS vide a base for sympathetic under-! standing and mutual participation ARTIFICIAL TREES - WATERPROOF RIBBON - CONf S in community life. A second pro- gram centers in the International FROSTED BELLS - colored - SNOW BAILS Cultural Center for Youth and PUNCHINELLO RIBBON - GOLD, SILVER, ETC. the Dionysia Gardens in Jerusalem. Dr. >JcCori«on was formerly northeastern regional director for COMING SOON! ORDER NOW! HMBBraSHSBHsSBil the National Conference of Cria- tions and Jews. In 1943, he organ- Christmas Greens and Grave Blankets of green Be Baron Wi$e and Economix*' ized Hs Boston office and directed Decorative Materials that will last all winter. its activities throughout metro- politan Boston and Northern New direst from the hills England. He resigned in 19i7 to 5.00 to 10.00 accept the call as minister of the local First Congregational Church. BULBS—for Yourself or as Gifts A former president of Yankt07i|g College, Yankton, S.D., Dr. Me 15 Tulips • Narcissus • Hyacinths • Crocus Corison has also served as a mem-j 2 ber of the Board of Governors ofjg Grape Hyacinths • Rubrum and Madonna Lilies • Bearded Iris HANOI-CHARGE the Wellesley Summer Institute for| g Social Progress, and president of >$ the Charles Street Meeting House 2 BIG SELECTION of FLOWER ARRANGING NEEDS Society, Inc. He is just completing if his third term as Governor of the j p It's For The Birds! Gift Certificates! Society of Mayflower Descendants]* (HI OW MM IH1IAMCI HOM TOWN in the State of New Jersey. ! |f Feeders • Houses • Suet Cakes For the gardener who would rather Dr. McCorison is an glumnus oft* and Holders • Seed choose for himself. Harvard University and the An-!ir dover-Newton Theological School. I j | CtOSIO THANKSGIVING DAY He holds honorary doctorates in 11 i ORLON SWEATERS theology and divinity from North-! S BemtM of land College, Ashland, Wisconsin,|| r Ripon College, Ripon, Wisconsin,! g eb«i M he IITO) in, be. *nm h'« (nAioaed of Interlock W«- and Marietta College, Marietta, < < «ns|»a Ortirn. (Maet-IuMoni! Ohio. =• »l»rti, liu no out would gaat it!) s mo ' In World War II there was a rumor (perhaps started deliber- AU NEW FASHION COIORS •tely for the benefit of the Cer- »ans) that our night nyeM werei improving their vision by eating MILADY'S SHOP lots of carroty Which contain OPPOSITE R >iiamm A. It was not true since 167 f. Broad St. Westfield \ 243 E. BROAD ST tnw vitamin won1., make nnrmal , Open This Friday Evening ' Mrnan « Certified Trw Expert on tetter. It is a fact, how-s Beginning Mart., Dee. 2nd—Open every evening 'til Christmas r that it will help cure night!| ! 10O SOUTH AVENUf, W, Phof^ Or

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