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J nd Class l uBlELge Paid • - Published at WMtneM N. j. WESTFIELD, NEW JERSEY, THURSDAY, AUGUST 12, 1965 Every Ttiurgd 24 Page*—10 Cent* Pctscliow Resigns Post As YMCA Youth Aide Robert J. Lincoln, president of the Weekly Clean Up Program Set Weslfield YMCA board of directors, announced this week that Kurt Pets- chow of 49 Michael Dr. had resigned as assistant youth director of the YMCA, effective Aug. 2 to take a position with the New Jersey State Under Pact With 21 Town Parole Board. As assistant to Fred F. Fuerst, YM youth director, Mr. Pctschow work- ed primarily with the building pro- gram and Junior lli-Y Club and "Y" Disposal Contractors Nights, Most Unwanted Items To Be Collected Council Approves Loitering Bans; On Second Pick Up Day at No Cost Council's answer to an annual "town-wide clean up campaign" has been resolved with the announcement Peaceful Assembly, Picketing OK Tuesdfiy night of an agreement with the town'a 21 private disposal contractors worked out in concert with council's •Firemen Hubert Schlerle, Jack Brennan and Robert Deiuuan are shown with the engine I An ordinance to provide punitive Sanitation and Trash Removal Committee headed by part of Uie Volunteer Fire Company membership drive information center at Broad and rcprlsah for those who loiter on the Concert Tonight Councilman James C. Moron. Monday evenings and Saturdays during the drive. public streets and in quasi-public places and public conveyances, or The Wcslfitld Concert Band Under the agreement householders may dispose of who utter loud or obscene language will eive Its final concert in the those items which would normally be saved for a "Clean 9 in public was adopted Tuesday night rurriMil summer gcuson of musi- Up Day" by putting them out for following a public hearing by Town cal evenings sponsored by Uie collection along with the usual 2 Fightin' Festival Council. ' Wrstfleld IU'creation Commis- household garbage on the second sion on the bundsUmd In Mimlii- Playfield pickup day of the week. The ordinance drew no objections The items for this special pick up from the audience except for a re wiisiiiu Park timlght at 8:15 quest from Ernest Tolbot of the o'clock. must be those that will readily fit. Westfield Area Committee for Hu- into the automatic conveyor opening lap Volunteer Drive The band under the baton of Season To of the disposal men's trucks and man Rights that a specific excep- Robert Banks, will play a variety tion be made to permit the right to would include toys, wood and metal Of Fire Department The membership drive swung into of selections ranging from the furniture, screens, boxes, radios, bi- * Figtitin' Festival" high gear this week. Posters an- peaceful assembly and picketing. He popular to classical numbers. In- asked that Council delay action on cycles, rolled mattresses, cushions, lured event capping nouncing the drive and festival are cluded will be Gershwin's "An End Soon rugs sleds, old grills, plastic pools, ambitious volun- being displayed by civic minded the measure unlit a discussion could American In Paris," "Dark With registration reaching the 3, Jet Noise be held with officials to provide such etc. The agreement provides that mbership drive. The merchants. An information center Eyes," ti medley ol tunes from GOO mark, Uie Westfield Recreation there will be no extra charge for . exception. the Revolutionary period entitled held on the last day was set up at Broad and Elm Sts. Commission's summer playground the items which am be handled on inday, Aug, 29, at 2 Monday evening and will be manned Mayor Robert 11. Mulreany as- "Spirit of '76," 'Dixieland Front program began its seventh week mid Center," played by a Dixie- a normal second pickup day each es Park. each Monday evening and all day Hearing sured Mr. Talbot lluil the ordinance Monday. week. Saturdays during the drive. was not intended to curb such activ land ensemble from the band, i-Chairman Captain This week's events weto highlight When Items are too large to be ;r said, "We're plan. Brochures explaining the role of Hies and that the right to peaceful and "Song of the Islands." ai by the Sailboat Races yesterday assembly and picketing had been handled in the typical conveyor >pe will be the most the Wostfield Volunteer Fire Com- R. It. BARRETT JR. at Mindowaskin Park. More than 100 truck the disposal men will arrange ho town has seen in pany are being handed out at the In- Sept, 21 crnntcti under a Supreme Court playgrounders sailed the boats they Named Director of Civil Defense edict which would supersede any to make u special trip la pick up the its. It will be an OP- formation Center and by individual Mayor Mulreany at Tues- and Disaster Cvnlrol fur Town Red Cross Program had constructed across the pond. discarded objects. JIG whole (own to firemen. The brochure includes a local measure. Prizes were awarded to the win «their Fire Dcpart- day night's council session The Mayor pointed out that the ners, and ice cream was surved to These special trips will incur a coupon to bo filled out by anyone announced that the public separate charge tor the householder interested in becoming a volunteer measure was expressly designed to Draws Throng all who participated. will be given an opportunity 10 Local Children bring a halt to the complaints and with typical maximum costs ranging f the festival," said or obtaining further information. to hear and to question rep- As the summer draws to a close, from $4 for old refrigerators, wash- problems arising from teenage loit- The writer safety program held the activity on the grounds has , "is la help drama- Brochures and information may also resentatives of the Federal Aug. 4 at the lied Cross Chapter ing mnchinos and stoves lo $2 for sn more volunteer fire- be obtained at either the north Dr ering at three specific places in shuwn no signs ut letting up. Re Aviation Authority, Port Au- To Be Included In town, House in WestfleM proved to be a overstuffed chair, bed and box south side fire houses. thority and Noise Abate- huge success, Over lOU people at- cflntly held on all grounds were the spring, and $3 (or a sofa or water ment officers on jet aircraft Mr. Talbot said he appreciated tended including pool managers, life Everybody's Birthday parties ut heater, .- i Health Survey Ihe intent of the ordinance but that which games, refreshments," pony noise over Westfield, Sept. guards, students and many safety- In his report to council Mr, Morun Girl Scout at Encampment 21 at 8 p.m. in the senior be was concerned with what inter- conscious adults not directly con- rides and other entertainments were About 10 Wostfield children will pretation a future Council might enjoyed by all. said thai the effectiveness of the school. nected with the program. new plan will be closely studied and be included in a health survey of place on the broad restrictive clause. Several playgrounds have com- The public hearing will be at- 200 children from the Essex, Morris, Larry Tomas, water safety chair- the •committee will evaluate the re- dy the Locale Has Changed tended by members of Council and Mr. Tatbot was asked to provide man, welcomed the group and pre- bined with others to share the bena- sults of the arrangement after a Union County area, ages 6 through a sujJKested amendment to except riis of ideas. Picnics at Tamaques Congresswoman Florence P. Dwyer XI years, to be given by the U, S. peaceful assembly and picketing sided. A film on life saving tech- reasonable period of time. or of 313 Pork "ion n office of the Gir! Scouts of (R-NJ). Senators Clifford P. Case niques with underwater shots shown Park, games on the playgrounds, hdretvs, N, C, last the USA. Public Health Service beginning which could be enacted at u later and visits to get Lo know children The committee is hopeful that the and Harrison A. Williums Jr., have Sept. 13 date. in slow motion was of special inter- flow of discarded material will be tnior Girl Scout AH- When Dana was notified that she also been invited to attend but liavo est. The second film on water TDS- fram other grounds have been en- snt, a high point was Health Officer Joseph J. Mottley (ConLinucd on page 2) joyed by all. spaced so as to not overtax the fa- was one of the JO sslectecs from not as yet replied, the mayor said. has reported that the examination, cue covered "on the spot" mouth- ampins experiences the Region, she was thrilled because, to-mouth resuscitation as is prac- At Franklin playground Monday, cilities and working schedules of the d Senior CJirl Scout. During Tuesday night's session, fliven by the health examination sur- ticed in the rescue boat itself imme- disposal men, and suggested that if "the experience of living In the out- Mrs. Warren Barker, publications vey o( the Public Health Service, the "Mnke-Believe Players" of any difficulties are encountered tha of Mr. and Mrs. J. of-doors with girls from all over the Salc Days Hailed diately after the victim is taken from Weslfield, vompusbd of young giris chairman of Ilia league of Women are part of a nationwide sampling the water. householder so advise town officials. Dana described her country, will be a wonderful oppor- survey. Children will be selected and boys, entertained the play- tunity to make new friends, especial- Voters, accompanied by Mrs. Harold groundci-s from Franklin und Lin- Mr. Moran's report stated that the e her departure for Claussen, president of the Westfield for the examinations by a scientific As Biggest Ever Robert Willurd, assisted by Reno committee's objective was to pro- iojourn: "Our fam-ly since this is a rather small group sampling process from among the Keidcrs and Ed. McGovcrn, all from coln with their production of "Mary (128 girls in all) compared to other unit presented tire mayor with the Poppins." (Continued on page 2) tching tents in the latest revised edition of "This Is entire G-through-11 year population A consensus of Westfield mer- the Westfield Rescue Squad, demon- mains since I was scouting events. We will really have throughout Essex, Morris nnd Un- strated the inoulii-lo-mouth breath- Also on the agenda mis past week a chance to share ideas, and learn Wcstfield." The booklet, replete wiih chants who participated in the Au- Index ussiiopper, I guess facts and figures relative to all ion counties in New Jersey. gust Sale Days last week under the ing method of resuscitation. In ad- have been the "paddle tennis tourna- of camping new skills to bring back to the coun- Around Town Sec. 2—1 just cil " phases of community life and opera- The examinations arc part of the auspices of the Retail Division of (Continued on page 3) (Continued on page 21 n me." tions was first issued in 1958. This U S, National Survey authorized by the WcEtficld Chamber of Com- Business Directory ... Sec, 3—3 ountains of the Nan- After her return home Aug. 27,new edition is the third revision of Congress, Their purpose is lo col- merce, indicntes that this was the Church News Sec. 3 i, B Forest in western Dana will work with patrol leaders the volume which provides a source lect on a uniform basis statistical biggest three day summer sales United Fund Editorial See. 3^3 and troop leaders here, teaching the Obituaries '. 4 are removed of funds for the league. It is avail- information on various aspects of event ever expei-icnced by Westfield lacks, Dana will be techniques of hack-pack camping. able at many outlets in town. children's health nnd to obtain data stores. Social Sec. 2—1-B The eldest of four children, Dana's Sports Sec. 3—G, 7 of the experi- on certain physical and physiologi- Traffic was particularly heavy plans for the future include a lib- Mayor Mulreany announced the cal measurements related tu the People You Should Know Theaters . Sec 3—3 d with her fam- resignation of Norman T. Sprague Thursday, the first of the three snlo Slates, as delegate eral arts college after graduation children's growth and development, next June, No matter what career as director of Civil Defense and Dis- days: starting early and continuing ton Rock Girl Scout I'Jxnminniions will be Riven in HIPthrough to closing ut !• p.m. Many she chooses, one can be sure that aster Control effective immediately. Health Survey's mobile examination tlild Ili»h senior His resignation was accepted with of the stores stayed open to ricconi- with fiov she will never loose her love for out- (Continued on pa.ee 2P oth- door life. regret bv council. modata customers, who could not advisor, rcpresenl- j shop earlier. s, Texas, Minneao- The mayor nnmeu ft. It. Barrett Community Players Pick 'do, California, Vir- Jr. of 309 Wyamlolte Tr. to take A shuttle bus service, whoso pri- over ns director of CD. Mr, Barrett, Conirtly-Druiiisi For mary purpose was to familiarize Kiwanians Chart a realtor, has long been active in Weslfield palrons with the liirgc Sat- •y will take back- civic affairs in Wcstfield and served Oct. 1 Workshop urday free South Ave. commuters' d camp in primi- Antique Show last year us (lie pcneral campaign The Community Players have se- parking lot, was initiated Saturday. shiirhs skills and The shuttle, a large, now, air-con- :|tal camp of 12SS chairman for the United Fund ut ^ ^ ,,Tw() Fo[__, th_p Sl^,e.SaW-- by At a recent meeting at the homo of Wrslfidil. when the drive went over : ^,^" Gibso'n"'as"llici7 first'"Kx- •Jilioned bus chartered from the a» regions u[ the W nl 1 Kiwanis Club president, Jlobert KomiM'Ki'l Bus Co.. circled the West- 3!Tlpfirt S Ciltll PVG- the lop for the first, time- in many fwrimentol Workshop" meeting to field business area every fifteen Berenson, plans were laid for the be held Oct. 1. :ouls will sing, pos- forthcoming Outdoor Antique Show years. minutes from 9 a.m. lo 4 p.m. Over V-y Dunn on the Mr. Barrett, who plans a complete Directing thu three-act comedy- to bo held ;it the Elm Street fieli, rtrnmn will be William Craycraft. 200 hundred passengers uvnilcd k of the role of Saturday Sept. 11. General chairman, review of Ihe operationp s of the Civil __ _ ^ themselves of the complimentary '""' lives and of John M, Parker Jr. of Canterbury Defense organization in orded r IIn, TryDll[Sh fur members only, have service. arrow's world. familiarize himself with its role end hern scheduler! for Sunday at 3 Rd., selected committees to handle responsibilities, is a retired .Navy p.m. anrl 8 p.m. at Hi" clubhouse. r.nrdon Wright of Maellujjhs. with advertising, sale of refreshments, chairman of Ihe Siiles Day commit- 1 a sl,nny Commander. lie served as a Navy 1000 Nurlli Ave. Scripts art- avail- applied for Uie icket sales, etc. pilot from 1S3D until 194a. able Hi the Weslfield Memorial Li- tee, was aided by .tack Cohen, chair- f through a scries uf the retail As in the past, the show is held The council also adupted ordi- brary. division, und "rai the applica- for the benefit of the Wostfield Ki- nances vacating a portion of Seward Townley, 1 Hie Washington waiiis Club Scholarship Fund. Avc. and providing for the recon- fe^ 'ia s was selected This year, 40 selected antique siruct.|Dn of curbing and sidewalks Jia forwarded with dealers will display and sell their and the refurbishing of the Plzaa '•'cations to the Re- at the all-dry show. (Continued on page 2) WcstfieM Woman Hurl ON In Rt. 22 Crash In Which Kin Di*nl A WII)K llANfiM (IF lltil.P—The Youth nnd Family Counspllliif: Srrvlci; vrllli oflk-cs nt 24 Prospect St., An elderly, retired senman WHS provides prnU'Msioiuil coimsi'Uing l» fmnilk's ttnd tiKlivliluuLs miiKlng from iiinrrjngp conflicts, adolescent t-illed and his erantirlniifiliter injured r^liHHon und cmifuslon, tlw troubled child, pcr.smuit fcetitigN of initilptiUiK'y mid despair jind nit] age. Monday when their Volkswagen bus A'i a iiu'inlnr of the United Fund ul Weslficid Hit YFCH do|irnds on Uie hind for monies lueded In carry went DLII of control arid overturned j on Hi" assibUinci! which is avnilanlc U) all regardless ut nice, color or creed. on Tioulc 22 neiir Clinton, state pu- j Ilcsidcnls of Wcstfiold who are lufju and a former teacher. She is was tin? stale representative to Ihe lice snid members of dm YFCS board in- u member u( Ihc Wcstfield Garden White House Confci'Mice on Aging The victim, Claude H. Durdick, elude: CluU and St. Paul's Episcopal in ]!IJB. 70 of StatKii Island, was pronounced William G, Fuller of 1 Fair Hill Church. Mrs. James Sassn of ISO Lincoln dead on arrival ,-it Htinlcrdui) County Rd. Active in real estate lor the Mrs. Marian C. Heed of 13B8 Wood lid., is a graduate of Oborlln Con- Medical Center in Klomington. Miitual Life Co. in Now York, Mr. Valley ltd., Mountainside, is the servalory and Washington Square " His Ernndd.iuyhtcr. Mrs. Bonnie Fuller is a past president of Hob- president of YFCS. A member of College. She is a member of St. Balir, 22 of 432 Rose St.. was treated IJIJIS & Allison, Inc. and lliu Cronford the N. J. Employment Security Paul's Church and the Musical Club. at (lie hospital for head cuts and Li JUS Club; has served as a trustee Coundl, she is ;i director of th« .Mrs. 11. Paul Flutter of H10 ttort- bruises and released. uf lliu Ki'vHliyleriun Church, us a National Consumers League; post moor is a graduate of Bethany Co!- Mr. Bui-dick, who wns at the wheel COOl. I WMl'ORT—Kvw air rnndlll(iii« Hhiiltlc volunteer. nf Women Voters, Consumer:; teacher and a past president of the when the crash occurred, according Sale Days customer* around business area last Saturday, is shewn Mrs. nuberl Siilwr of 701 Hyslip League of N.J.. and Girl Scout Westfield Area City Pan-Hellenic to rescue squad workers who freed pausing ai Elin St. Eiop to pick up passengers. Avc., is a gradualo of Beaver Col- Leaders, Clear Pond Council, sho (Contiunod on page 3) him. TOE WESTF . SJ LEADER, rmmt>AY, AWVBT n, IMS the ordinance be adopted as intro- duced md that Mr. Talbot's pro- Weekly Council oo^al be accepted for sc odt later. from page 1) from page vide a means of dean up; to avoid A number of teenagers were in an untidy appearance along H tfee Audience asd 3»e. Harold Brc*'n street curbs prevalent muter Hart SU asked Council "What Jet Noise (Continued from page 1) types u( cleanup drives; avoid the we do? We don't cause trouble need for stating items until a clean perhaps a W p'elwk curfew Monument at the railroad station up period; keep thr economic bur- would fteJp to clear the direct* at a total cost 0 ^U)»O0D. den at a rqinimMm and Us incor- .pj£ht" He asked, "where arc we A contract was awarded to Gar- Eigppos&d to be, where art we sup- porate the clean up aims into the wood Asphalt Co. of 141 Central present disposal system for house- BOYS' MPT- - MEZZANINE posed to go? There are no recrea- Ave.. with a low bid of $2,994.75. to tional facilities provided in town." hold refuse. supply aspbaltie materials for the The councilman said that the Iir*eply the Mayor said that the tennis courts at TaroaqueB Park and committee had first met with the 21 anc $ intended tt» protect another contract to Paving Mate- disposal contractors who then es- putdic fruatt the undue abuse rials and Construction Co, of Hostile, tablished a small working committee had feeen pjievfelent at three with a low bid of $17,643.25. for the of their own to work with the coun- plas In town where the conduct improvement of Washington St. he-cil group. of teenagers was "reprehensible," tweed Rahway and Wfstfield AVCB. OEI warn m IM He said the reports "shocked us on agreement was worked out CoaeciU" and white police in the A third contract was awarded to eCter a series of eight meetings presence of parents asked the youths Nieuweahuis Bros, of Mt- Airy, N.C., which were attended by Joseph to desist the parents would ask "are to provide 40 varieties of tulip bulbs, Motttey, health officer and Everett violating any law?" With the for ttie annual spring display, et a Thomas, executive secretary of the WesUield Chamber of Commerce. Y'S E up Lo now being "no" thecost Qt *G74.40. Art ordinance WHS Introduced, with Mr, Morap said the committeeW 8S parents would complain "then why cotuntucnoH SIZES 8, 10, 12 QNIY are you bothermg us." a public hearing set for Sept, 14, indebted to Frank kntelisano, Karney The Mayor said, "we have end- adding certain provisions to the pro- Scloscia. Andy Bavosa and Santo less aetlvitleft for our youth at the hibited parking ordinance. One pro-Florlno. spokesmen for the disposal wer# to $4 YM and VWCA, the churches and vision would prohibit perking near group fur the cooperation they pro- f our recreational facilities are not the Motor V-ehicl<^ Inspection Station vided in working cut the agreement. being used. There arc the Boy at the corner of BOMUI Ave. This is $24.95 Scouts, the Community Center and because people going to the inspec- •Other avenues of healthful activities tion station blocked the area. The Playfield ii amiable We simply must protect other provision will prohibit parking Pajamas, wire to t the citizens." between 4:30 and 6:30 p.m. on E. (Continued from page l) An occupant of the apartments at Broad St. starting ot Prospect St. ment and |h« inlet-playground base- and extending 14fl feet in a westerly ball schedule. The tournaments will 55 Elm St, told the Mayor and Coun- C&rdovanf: _ _ A" I DUPONT • - L • ' cil that fihe was unable ta sleep at direction. finish up Loday with the badminton "\7:-'.'. night because of the loud noise in Mrs, Doris Miller was appointed contest at Washington playground. front of her residence, the terrible deputy court clerk, effective Aug, 9, The softbail schedule will be com* WHILE THEY IAST language arid the constant banging at a salary of fl.75 per hour. d Tuesday of next week. Every appearance of meerschaum-tike burgundy on cars, lamp posts, parking meters, The winners of the Balloon Ascen- etc. sion contest were announced on Mon- Cordovan _ . • but the uppers are *oft Corfam Mayor Mulreany referring to the 10 Local day, Those who won prizes for the reaista scuffs. Cleans Just with the wipe of a ordinance said, "we don't like to (Continued from page l) earliest postmark were Molly Leib damp elothl h*ye to do this sort of thing in West- center. This will fce set up al the of Franklin and Bill Hefferman of EOQERTON SHOES FROM $12^5 50% OFF BOYS' CLOTHING Jfiel4." He added that a teenage Community Building parking lot, Wilson, hoth of whom had their canteen 1$ presently under discus- postcards returned postmarked less 1143 Clinton Ave.r Irvingtoa ALSO IN STOCK -SIZES 8, 10, 12 ONLY- sion despite the tact that most teen* Prior tp the start of the examina- than one day after they were sent seem to feel they would tions, interviewers from the Bureau off. Lisa Skully of Lincoln and HUSH PUPPIES Final Clearance of Famous Name Suits, Sport Coatj rather be caught dead" than go of the Census will visit selected Nancy Graupner of Franklin won for for Men and Women to omt stnd that a series of 12 danc- households beginning Aug, 23 to ask the farthest travelled balloons. and Slacks. Sold on First-Come-First-Served basis, ed are being scheduled in the schools questions about the composition of Lisa's flew all the way to Deer this fall each household, to identify eligible park. Long Island, while Noney*s 207 E* Broad St. AD 3-1171 CoundEtnon Carl Peterson shared sample children, and to obtain in- went to Bay Shore, NY. B|i\ Tgjboi'a misgivings ebout the formation on the children's health. Events at the Teenage playground ordinance's broad, general language Later a Public Health Service repre- this week, highlighted by a shore Opmn Monday and \A day Evtntngs and suggested that Mr. Talbot pro- sentative will visit each house, talk trip to Sandy Hook, have also In- vide a specific proposal along the to the parents ot children selected cluded £he horseshoes tournament, Jtae* he sought. for examination, explain the plan, and the games with Fanwwxi play- The Councilman then asked H&r- complete a medical history form on ground today, capped by the "Rec- old ^rown if he would support a each child, and make necessary ar- ord Night" to be held tonight at the teenage canteen. The youth said rangements. grounds. that he would and felt that at least The examinations will be given The last week of the playground, SO per cent of those who gather on by a Public Health Service team of next week, will Include the Bike Bim St would also support such a physicians, nurses, dentists, psychol- Rod GO to b© held Wednesday on all program. ogists, and x-ray and other techni- the grounds, and the awarding of the Free Meter Parking Monday and Wednesday Mr. Peterson expressed the opin- cians regularly on the PHS staff. No final playground trophies and ros- Open Monday and Wcdnoiday Evanlngt ion that Council should do Home fur- charge is made for the examinations ettes to the outstanding playground- ther searching relative to the prob- and transportation to and from the era of the summer on the basis of lem •. , . the ordinance is not themobile examination center will be participation, attendance end good final answer, he added. He sug-provided for the children, gested that the youths who were at citizenship. tbe Council session could possibly WMIfflli provide the nucelus for future lead- ership. • •* DRIVEWAY AND PARKING AREAS PAVED •_ - _ _ Councilman Archer Sargent said 1 ttie problem is a <^ef krilt one that 4

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in-. • THE WESTFIELD placed third in tbe doubles tourney. Sc-holsrship Administration Com- Edward T. Klemnier oi B02 St.Tennis Club. Association. Mrs, Butter is also a mittee of the Parent Teachers ri Us colored Thursday was also the day of Lin- Girl Scout leader, United Fund Marks Ave., is a graduate of Webb Mrs. George O. Davies oE 17 Ben- colorful pictures. coln's "Hearing 20's Party." Council; a captain in the United Institute of Naval Architecture and nett PI, is a graduate of Drew Sem- worker, a member t>E the College Fund; a&eociaU; member of the fter-flson was "^very- Participants in the party came Women's Club of Westfield, the Pre- Columbia University with an MA inary. She is recording secretary for ay •• the event uL which tenders, chairman of the Westfield WesLfceld Stfrvitu League and aand a PiiD in psychology. A veteran VFCS, a member of St. Paul'* costumed in the dress of the twen- member oE the Presbyterian Church. m the ^ground fair, ties, aild prizes were awarded for Cancer Service Volunteers, and of military service with thu USNR, Church, the Westfield Garden Club ,ms ivctrk. were spent the best costumes: Mike Eddy and Ghinko Twig of Muhlenberg Hospi- Rev. James 13. Colt; of 620 Benson he os a member of fhe technical and a trustee of the United Fund of ,nnd all the other Gus Gordon, most authentic; Gary tal. Pi,, minister to youth for the Pres- staff. Human Factors Dupt. of the Westfield. for a birthday party. Crosby, Geff Crosby and Btfh En- Mrs. N. E. Loonnis of 658 Boule- byterian Church is vice president of the VFCS. Rev, Mr. Cole Long a p vnrjciu contests and derlein, most original; and Debbie vard is an elder in the Pre&byLerkui > of cake and soda were Moore* "hippiest" The wheelbarrow Church; a representative on the leader of young people, served in the participants. race was won by Geff and Gary Westfieid Council of Churches; mem- the U.S. Navy and later was gradu- consirted of a bubbie- ated from Waynes burg College, He Crosby, 'with Don Kolterjohn and TOP TILTER-The grand winner In the Bongo board ber of the College Women's Ciub, uship and relay races. Mike Mussmaa running a close sec- obtained his Bachelor of Divinity Stafford Hall Teenage playfif Id shows his prowess in the challenging game. YWCA and World Feliuwship Com- n-ere set up according ond, First prize awards in the dance mittee; the DNA, and is a retired degree in 1953 from Western for competition in thcontese t were given for the following soda. Other participants were: i m rsl^y and the run-categories: Freddie, Mike Eddy and Sandra Holland, Mary Yatulla, Judy ' School Business r and skipping relays, Debbie Breitfeller: monkey,, Geff McKeon, Eileen O'Shaughnessy, Red Cross he bubble-gum contest Crosby and Mary Dooley; twist, Danny Dennehy, Paul Leifer, Rob- 185 Summit Ave. Summit ngs, smallest, and Charles Dennehy nnd Janet Davis; i bie Mangan, Sharon Dooiey and (Continued from page 1) tid Juiie Davis, largest. jerk. Gus Gordon and Debbie Moore; Joey Dcoley, The major event of dition Mr. Willard gave a lecture on or attraction d the and mouse, Dave Yatulla and Carol the party were skits, performed by the technique of artificial respira- ' CRUSHED STO A ie pniiy rides provided Hashew. everyone in costume, The winning tion and stressed the importance of COMPLETE 9 participants. skit was "The Rescue,1" starring having a resuscitator on the spot w for Drives, Walks, Roads, etc w iy, the scheduJcd soft- The contests were followed by a Geff Crosby, Charles Donnelly, Mike and available at all times as a very jth Franklin was post- hootenanny and refreshments of cake Eddy and Gus Gordon. necessary follow-up after the mouth- Secretarial Preparation Fridny was spont with Jefferson to-mouth treatment. playground at Jefferson, Highlights The last film shown concerned the of the day inclttued the arrival of a correct handling of canoes and row- FANWOOD 2-7840 Day and Evening Classes traveling zoo, a picnic lunch, a soft- boats, and the importance of obaerv- ball game, and a tooUie-roU hunt rules of safetyy especiallpyy in around Jefferson School. The short boarding, loading, and unloading PHONE: 273-3661 hike to Jefferson in the morning small craft. seemed, quite naturally, so much Mrs. Story Lee, executive secre- longer during tho return trip in the tary of the Wesi field Mountainside afternoon, but fun and good times were had by all. The week was cap- ped with the presenting of the citizen of the week awards to Laurie Muss- man and Mike Eddy. COLUMBUS "Everybody's Birthday" was the

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cake, soda and ice cream on Tues- -<.,. 1 'LJ ' • I _ I :. . i n ... ..- ; ' . •• 1 . "... . . :••>.• ••_•„ k i .... •- i 1 ^ f'f _• •• J'JJ' day afternoon, but that wasn't all. _•.-••/. • r •• m •••• ..."-.* . • • •• ~wv"-v •• ^> 'J^ • _••• • ^'i' n"ii >ii"i *w •• JI I,.".. .." -4". ."-.-.". -I_ . ..•_. . . J-.J.- -L.- .i .v. 1. -•. J. .*!., ...-. "f.-i - . u . . •;>"-, •• r- -••" .r.T" = There were relay races, new group •m 'I L / ••-.

• '•- ."-•— ,•• r : r • • • . .1 . •i "' • " " • ti-i- .v .L • ;•:•-,. .i . * - •.-•••. . .- .. .. . _ i, ••. - . *"•_ "" "• • ^""^ _ • i •_ '_ j _• • •_ . _.•_* • H" ^ • • songs and an unimaginably fun wa- •. •• .•-,u-» .• . • • •• •-.'•--. •;-•-.• ter balloon contest. I -- . -.- - r - - Each afternoon found clusters oC ;!•••-.• ::-:•'...^ -v.v ---.•••• boys and girls around the craft . x .> _- • i — Taylor tables coloring the specially hotlow- JTS-ParticLpants at "Everybody's Birthday Party" at (Continued Sec. 2, Page 5) [ground are shown posing in their party hats. Ex-Mayor Objects To Revisions In Master Plan 1ffiffi Mountainside — Former Mayor irartung, who was a Planning Board member 17 years, objects to a mas-

ter plan amendment which would 'a ti permit rezoning of the Echobrook School and Borough Hall tracts to "other than residential" if these At properties become vacant. Mr. Hartung, in noting his objec- tion, also pointed out that no public hearing was heJd before the amend- • if] :omct of Main Si. & Taylor St, MIL1.BURN ment became part of the plan. According to Robert Garrelt, board •k from M1LLBURN CENTER, toward Springfield chairman, "The amendment merely recognizes a condition that may oc- cur, If the plots arc not vacated, w the question is academic." Vu Borough Council has scheduled a public hearing Tuesday on a pro- posed ordinance to implement tbe AL! FINAL! first part of the master plan. This calls for the rezoning of two tracts— the Wilson property in Route 22 and I • land behind the Route 22 Motel— EARANCE from residential (o "preferred re- stricted commercial." The owner of the Wilson tract has been involved in litigation for years, AST DAYS trying to farce the borough to per- mit construction of a shopping cen- Sale Ends Aug. 14 ter and possible garden apartments. The courts, it was reported, plan to wait and see if the problem of the URTHER DRASTIC REDUCTIONS disputed land can be cleared up through implementation of a master The best jacket in your wardrobe comes IN ALL DEPARTMENTS plan. Enrolled at Academy Thomas G. Dudley of 735 E. Broad Westfield Federal Savings St. is among 16 Union County youths Stevens who are enrolled nt the New Jersey Your financial wardrobe may always in style. Solid, safe Military Academy located at the Na- E. BROAD ST. WESTFIELD tional Guard Training Center in Sea include equity in your home, liquid cash! Available at a mo- Girt. The one year training pro- stock ownership, insurance or ment's notice, never fluctuating AD 3-1111 pram will culminate with appoint- ment as second lieutenants in the U. S. Savings Bonds, but this and always growing. You'll like Open Monday Nile Til 9 P.M. Now Jersey National Guard for tnc the way it fits your financial successful candidates. prize jacket —a savings account

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1048 ROUTE 22r MOUNTAINSIDE © PHONE AD 3-4100 THE WESTFtELD (N'.J.) T;EAI>EH, THITKSDAY, AUGUST 12, 3«5=w~ McDonough Listed M.v and 13 grciU ^rundobildrpn: two si^ i Arthur Fried Participant U-J's Mi.s. iin.ina t'ouk pf ST. Paui OBITUARIES Mum and i\i:-i I.yclia KvLind Tax Board Seen I In Training (.iour&e 1 By Young GOP (,4,-*il«rvilh\ lyw.i, albO survK* . hc'.wecn 'hn Arthur C. Fried, local Mrs. €- H, Weslerberg F wtrs and i Needing Help To lj\t of Metro^uUlan Life Insurance Union CounlCo-nt.yv Ar.seniblymaAf.scniWyman PetePeterr ^«w Jersey Po^f Mrs. Mat-ion B. WtslerbiMK B3r I The j'l-aT belong 1H reluvd U- :r. J McDonu.^h will address the regreg-- ^ junior vu^ibi,v *• widow of {ha latp Charles H. Wesi- Co.. has participated m a sixvial : »* iumiu.-i' hud in* to I liiar i:ir*ntl:ly nieuling «f tho West- wn»'k in tin,- u: ,uty.BT «rbci'g, died Tuesday in Mount Au- Handle Appeals advanced twining course reb'Jng to f :i| Mr, Pacluwe i,s s II. Il^vm I estate planning and business We in- I \*j\d Area YuuiB Ki-publ^pns. next j tf dt pun meat burn Hospital. Cambridge. Mass. 1 V 1 A(iuh and two dauthk ;^, Mi'S. i>\ 8:15 p.m. "[ lhe Maple Slit Hved at 516 N. Chestnut. St. r H. licym, ] 16 Marlboro The Vtiian Counly Board of Taxa- surance underwriting. The ctiurso A uulive of 1 ualc W. L. of Tampa, Flu ar.d St, died , in ilie VvitTLins tion will nwd ar least a temporary 'vaii given at the company's horn* Tret? inn. Kan«ood. of A native oi St. Albums, Vi . Mr*. tf Mrs. K SVoixi of a>4 Iio>pili:! in KaM Or clerk and pnspihly some help from rffice iu New York City. As.]ymar. McDonough is team- holds Westerberfi moved to WcsUiold in four St^n. Nelson F, Stamler on 1910. She was a longtime mvmbct litWv an uf jKiven weeks. county realtor? in appraising prop- Mr. Fried, who live* at 623 Ken- ed «I Ite Flnt Congregational <'imrr|i. Born in Jsi- York, he 1 i\-**d in erties involved in appeals from I960 tinglon Dr., rftcenHy was oppuint*d ticket far State Sen- uHt College Jersey City for nior-*.' l.tiyn aO ;*ments, Froohnlder J. Ajidiew to the position of Metropolitan In- fhe Plainficld Republican has 'J- S. Armj She is surviw-ed by a son, Chains i I). Bur rill 1 I H. WeRterborg of West Alli-nhurM; | -*lA*Kli<; I). Uurritt of j before muving ta \Yi>s;fii>ld lhw>e mmi'i reported following a con- surance consultant, in which (input- in New Jersey's lower house Mr. Ventura is j fr-.rence Monday with the three tax l'tftf and is a former member Miss four daughters, Mrs. A. Henry j VM Green we od Kd.. whoso years afiu. A n'li !>oard ity he will cuutinue his insurance Schutto of Lexington. Mai&.; Mrs. ; in« carter spuunod nearly 40 years ho was a veteran of World War J. ! members, serv ice acti vitles irom of the county's Board i>f freehold- T1"'Pi have"t Joiw Mershon ol GroUm, Conn.; j of furious yruwlli ia the and a member of Hit The freeholder arranged for the tllizabelb oXfict. Tlit' K\s talk will deal with educa Mi»s Huth M. WosLurbcrg and Mrs. ! induMry. died Salurduy. He was Church of .Jersey City and Bay- ; meeting to deterniine if the tax | office "is under tl« dirc^ioii of Man- ] •iol n problems facing the state and Daaiel C. Coles worthy Jr., both of! years old. iH.no Yacht Club. S Ijoatd would netd tlw extra help in Ru£&ell Smitb. 3 question-answer period will lol- Westfteld; a sister, Mrs, Etta R. j AL tbe time of Ms roiirumam from Hi" is survived by a sister, with \ Iht face o/ a flood of expected ap- !ow fcr discussion of auy legisla- peak. partirularly in Elizabeth. Lin- Bedard of Kittle Kails: 11 jfrandrhil- • EKS(J Kestvjrch wild KrigiiKriTing Co. whom he made his Jiotm\ Miss fCJla ! tive niatior, ' ik'yiTi. .'ind a brother, Edward, of • den and Pluinfteld, which hud reval- drea and two great-grandchildren j in VMH, Mr. Burntt wiis the torn- uation programs this year. Friedman Named The Young Kepublicana we plan- Amiierst Funeral services will lx» held to- j puny's fliiof project mjinager. In Uurni'jjut. 1.EWJS G. KING of 506 Lawrence ning a boal ricte Aug. 22, and a bue morrow at ]I p.m. in the Uiaiit'J jtt'.is post, he directed \\w mnmijjtr- The frcthuldcr said arrangements Ave. lias recently beeu nauitd tiip Aug. 28 to Princeton for the An- Funcrat services wore hold wauId b wdc John of the First Congrcgattanal Church, j ""-'ut of all construction projects daVI^Gw'i'ruwaVHc^! "The j f « immediately for one Mktg. Director lechiiica! supcrintcndonl ol the nual Jaycee classic football game Westficl4 The fiev. Dr. J. J, McCorrisun, a I liandM for his company's world- extra lelk A scc nd Hev. Walter A. Iteunlnjt. pastupaster of | > ' . ° temporary Martin B. Friedman of Mountain- JJaj-way themicul pUut* an opera- I* I ween lhe New York Giants and ^...^ uu^iar r former resident and pastor of the \ widu affiliates. Kedeemor Lutheran Cliurcli, officim- appoinicr may also be needed, he tion o( Enjay Chemical Co. which Pliiladelphia Eagles. Amherst College Fif&t Congregational Church who 1 added. side has bttn appointed director uf An authority on materials engi- ec Internment was in Way View marketing for the Fibers Division of is a division ol the Humble Oil The social schedule and the club's lege's continuics' reFid« in Massachusetts, wjji neering stttiidurds ^nd maivrials f^pc- Jersey City. lie also &aid the board members and Refining Co. participation in the campaign will be cial support for ification^ Mr, Bmriit was clmirman I indicated they could use some ex- American Cyanamid Co. officiate at the services. part of Tuesday's program and ail Mr> callahan Intermeul will be in Kairview Com- of tJie iJt'tLolfiiin setiiun of the j Frnnt-18 R, Tappan Ira help to make appraisals on the With Cyanamid since 1954, and rrea residents are invited to the development at Ameritttn Standards Association; property involved in tbe appeals, the Fibers Division since VJ61, Mr. et«ry. Gray's Funeral Home is in ! H. Tappan, J. J. Fleet Retires meeting featuring Assemblyman Me- ts former charge oi arrangements. rude tor Pressure Piping and a 74, who iivcd /or mjny years at tne to lessen the burden on the three Friedman had most recently Donough. rrifmlwr of similar cwniflilU'L's of; home of Miss Florence M. Patter!- numbers of the board. directpr of sales, responsible for na- at the tho Adicni-an Petroleum Institute son. 12«f* Route 11. died AUR 4 at He guv« the tax board two weeks tional sale.*; and merchandising func- From WE Firm His appointment *i Mrs, E. Pfirrmurut and the American Society of Me- thc Veterans' Administration ilospi- to make its recommendation on tions, market planning for apparel velopment at Ani Mrs. Vrwda Weber Pfirrmann, a Knginccrs, He ts the au- tal in East Orango, much of this expert help it would and industrial fabrics, home furnish- Scotch Plains—John J, Fleet of Gornowski Named decision by Am former rc&idvnt of Wostfield, dk*d in ihor of section of tlie i Bom in OrangP, HR had Jived in need. T\\Q freeholder said the tax ings and advertising, public rela- 12?? KunnyfieUl Lrflc retired Aug. I, Trustees to maintain^ the Orange Memorial Hospital. Or- Piping Handbook. MouHtiiinside for the past 27 years. board lips some funds in iLs budget tions and retail promotion. tompltiing 33 ywirs of seivice with " on a continuiwfi His only survivor is a sister, Mrs, to meet th« co.st, but that if acidi- In his new post, his responsibili- I lie Western Electric Co.'s Kearny Dept. Manager Capital p Born in Hilton, she had lived in Mr. Burritt joined E&so Engineer- ing in 1923, a year after he earned Maude SchiK'ider, Holly Hillft, Fla. j tioiial financial aid was needed it | ties will bo greatly broadened to in- Works. drive for f» iraK West fie Id for many years Iwfore E. J, Gornowski of 825 New Eng- June 30, moving to Florida in lvw. H«r ad* a degree in triechanical engineering Funeral services were held at 2 would rcduire transfer from other)dude functions 0! yern and fabric Mr. Fleet was 0 schedule analyst land Or. has been appointed man- ; from Stevens Institute of Technol- p.m. Salurduy ill Gray's Funeral accounts. (kvelopjnent, market development. in program and stock maintenance • Tlii* was dresa was 511 Lakeshorc T>t.t Si. aper of ths cooi*dlnation and plan- term effort to Cloud, Fla. ogy. Uis oil industry career, how- Home, Wesrffcld. The Rov. Steven Freeholder SLemmer also said thy and the Fibers Application Labora- jpon retirement. He began his ca- r.in^! depar(m«nt oi Standard Oil Co. ever, dales back tcv Ms high school Szabo, pastor ol the United Church tories as well as those formerly un- OftfcOOO to new it 1 £be was the widow of Edward Multiple Listing Serviue would be reer in (lie blueprint department at (New Jersey*. Dr. Gornowski, for- days in Bayonnc, He spent his sum- of Christ. Garwood, fn- asked to suggest a list of qualified der his direction. Keurny. A graduate of PTirrmann. a W^stfield lire captain mers working at the Esso-affiliated terment was in Kosedalc Cemeltry. merly deputy manager of the depart- rea^ estate appraisers from vhich | Mr Frledman joined the division He plans ncivj to devote more time Mr. CaUahan 1 who dted in 19S6. She Is survived by refiner)' Orsngo. ment, succeeds David 3. Jones who two daughters. Mr*. Freeda P. Hie help could be selected to aid the as manager of the merchandising dc. La raising imbmute dogs profes- School of Drama The engineer's initial assrgnments tax hoard, The tax board also will been elected treasurer of Jer- U.S. Army from Ittf Da^ett and Mrs. Janet P. Harding. partment four years ago, was then sionally rear Flomington. a hobby sey Standard, Ksso involved inspection work, Miss Anne H* Burke be asked to sugflest o schedule of j appointed general merchandising married to the fees to he paid such help. that bcuan six years ago. Mr. Fleet Dr. Gorncnvski is a graduate of Elsie Bahr and Mrs. Marie Mindt. TJ^ the/^"^ IO" of H. Burke, 54, of 307 manager and o little over 0 year ia j member of the Alaskan Mala- and Js the father d llw Hark St.. died Sunday at the Red- the University of Pennsylvania both of MouPtgir.S«de; a brother, ^" ° J «l«lpmein for Ihc ori •nute Club and serves on the board Laura and Clark, Ulbt flwd tank j wood Manor Nursing Home in West filing appeals frosn 1905 tax assess- where he was awarded lug doctorate Heary W*ber, also of Mountainside; f tracking iroito. Prior to joining Filx.>rsF of governors ot tho Union Kennel Of Westfield liigb ! Company assignments took Mr, ! Orange after a Jong illness. ments. Thousands of opplication in chemical engineering. He joined and three srandduldren. ! Company ignnts lo manager of the advertising and pro- Cli'b, He also belongs to lhe Stan- the Jersey organization in 1942 at the Funeral service* were told at 2 • Burritt to Europe. South America, j A native of Newark, she hud jived forms have been distributed by the motion department of Cyanantid's m board ley S. Holmes Chapter of the Tele- Baton Rouge, La., refinery of what p.m. Tuesday at Gray's Funeral! Australia. South Africa and the Far | _ Westfield about eight months. For Organic Chemic&ls Division, and be- Attends Confi 35 years before her Illness she had phone Pioneers of America, an or- is now Humble Oil & Refining Co. Home. Tbe Rev. Hilton P. Acbey.-JKast. During 1946-W, lie was resi- Tore this manager of advertising und of employees with long In 1945 he transferred to Esso Re- One oi the partar erf the Church of tbe Open dent engineer during construction of been an auditor w\lh tl>e N.J, Hfill promotion for that division's Tex- lj Telephone Co. in Newark. She was a tervicc. search and Engineering Co. in Lin- mer at the Door, Philadelphia, Pa., officiated, j *" Arouay Bay refinery \u Vene- Former Resident Lile ChemicniR Department. den and in 1962 became deputy to bly. Green Lake, ruc communicant of Holy Trinity Mr. Friedman was also formerly loterraent was ia Fairvi«w Cem>' ^ Church, the vice president in charge of new for church Mr. BurritL was named an assist- Given Promotion advertising numagcr of the Warwick Local Resident at areas research. He joined the Bay- taring the theme " ant director of Esso Engineering's Surviving are a sister, Mrs. Kich- Chemical Division and the Warwick nrd O. Wilson of Westfield, and a Saks Conference way refinery of Humble in 1964 and tltc Mission of (he construction engineering division in WDK subsidiary of Sun Clicmicul was chemtcul products manager William Plwmcr )97A and its associate director the brother. John J, Hurkc of Chathnin. Corp. Robert L. Babb of Gn4 Hillcrost Mrs, Evelyn Blwke Plumer of 410 Harrison By N. Y. Bank there before moving tQ Jersey Stand- Baptist. Church followng year. He was named di- The funeral was held yesterday nt He is a graduate of Pennsylvania c, group supervisor of the East ard early this year. Ave. died Sunday at the Mountain- rector of the division in 1959. Mr. B:30 a.m. from the Doolcy Colonial OtLo March, son of ^fr, and Mrs. Stale University and also attended Orange group office, intended Wash encc. July 31-Aug, 7. top Nursing Home. Watchung, after Burritt became the company's chiei Home, followed by a Hi^h Keciuicm Andreas Morch of 1513 Pine Grove] ML. SI. Mary's CoU«s«e and Cornell ington Notional Insurance Com- B Song illness. project manager In I960. Mass at 9:30 a.m. in Holy Trinity Avi>., was recently proinoted to os- University. Professional organiza- pany's group department Siilcs con- Bom in New York, he had lived A nalive of Bayonn«, he was a Church. Intorment was in Holy MStant vice president and manager ferenco nt the Edgcwater Beach in WcsUicld 43 years. He retired in tion activities include the American trustee of the Methodist Church and Sepulchre Cemetery, East Orango. of tho Roc^laiul National Bank's Association of Textile Chemists nnd Hotel in Chicago lust week. Drake College of Busi ISS2 from lhe J. P. Stev«ns Co., a a member of Lhe Old Guard in WesU Mousey, N.Y., office. firm in New Yor1; after 52 Colorists, the American Chemical h field. Joseph J, McCarthy Mr, Morch entered the banking Society tirui the Cliqmists Club of The future is purchased by tho FALL TERM Begini SEPT. 13 as a salesman. He wos a mem- field in 1055 with HIP Ramapo Trust ber of the Holy Trinity Church. Mr, Burritt is survived by his wife. Joseph J. McCarthy. 58, of CU New York. present.—Samuel Johnson Elsie B. BurriU; Korwnnd Dr., died Saturday ot a Co. in Sprintf Vulley, N,Y.. wliich Day or Evening The husband of the late June H. Phyllis Murphy at Dallas. Tcxns, later consolidated into Rocktand Plumer, who died In March, he is heart ii'.Lick while visiting; his wife, Accounting — Secretarial — Typing and Mrs Burbora Cl.rlsman of Cln- Mrs. Mabel Lyons McCarthy, who Nationnl Hank. Beginning — Advanced — Relr*sh«r survived by two dawghtiTB, Mrs. In 1358 ht> was appointed manager William J. Galllgan 4t. ol Wcsttleld cioiuitu. Ohio* and five gronUeWil- wns n nntiPnl nf n'nh«&iiv Hinrt«ft.i FREE Placement Service ond Mrs. Dorothy J. Yeagcr of Win- "t4i5*.l«ink's NTonsoy offict* and in SIX School* — SIX Diploma Counts Mr elected assistant cashier and stoc-Salem, K.C, and six grandchil- Ht~~ C .«!.: G^ • 1 » - McCarthy was born fn Brook- NEWARK/ ELIZABETH, ORANGE, PA5SAIC, dren. mrs* Sophie ^Cnri^lll \ d lived here for tlie past sewn manager, in wliicli capacity he yn an served to tho pieaeUt time. NORTH PLAINFIELD, NEW BRUNSWICK A High Mass of Requiem was of- Mrs. Sopbh.* Searight of 2D Mo- ycura. He had been employed lor All Schools Approved by State of N. J. D«pt. of hawk Tr., who celebrflted her 100th tho past 27 ynut* in Lhe auditing de- In his present position aa assktaal fered at Holy Trinity Church nt 10 WRITE TO: DRAKE COLLEGE OF BUSINESS, 571 a.m. yesterday, Interment was in birthday_annlveraary June U, died parlmenL of the Statcn Island Rapid president and manager of mo ot noosi Tiiasday at the horn* of hur Monscy office. Mr. Morch will as- Newark N, J. 07102 for brochure lit*n|i St. Joseph's Cemetery, Mncopln. Transit Co., Thompkinsvillo. S.I. He Complete Bear Wheel and Frame Straightening Aprangcmcnts were by Gray's Fu- / Max Llttlcfleld, with was n coimnunicnnt of }foly Trinity sume greater responsibilities con- tuition and addreisei of six schooh. neral Home. ViJiom she lived. Church, cerning loan aclivitieSr customer • WHEEL ALIGNMENT • WHEEL BALANCING relations, and account rententlon, Mrs. Simrinlit' had suffered a cor- Also surviving are u daughter, GENERAL AUTOMOBILE REPAIRING Mr. Morch wns graduated from unnry attack the night before her Mrs. Frank II. Lambert or Midlnnd BIIAKFJ SISHVICH — f ARHUHKTOR * Please mail your Free 1965 Brochure Edward JL Pudmore birthday and had been recuperating Park, and three grandchildren Wostfleld High School. He attended Edward James Padmore, 80, re- at her home MlowinK a hospilal The funoral was lield Tucsdny nt Union Junior College in Cranford NAME I*l<*nBP print tired American Telephone and Tcle- St 9:3 n m from tho Doolci mid is a graduate of the Nyock Mis- ?r" c , U4 1. . „ , ° " - i' Colonial WHALEN'S GARAGE graplt Co. executive, formerly of Mrs. Searight was born in Cedar Home. A Jliflh Muss of nenuiem sionary College, Nyack, N.Y., with AUTO LITE STREET WesUield, died Saturday la St. I.akp, Ind., in 1SG5. She was one of wns offered in Holy Trinity Church a BS dciiife. Authorized "Bear" Station Petersburg, Fl,n. He has since completed a series CITY STATE 14 children born to Frederick and nt 10 am, Inlermi-nt wua in St 600 NORIH AVE., E, v,\ A native of Philadelphia, lie moved Caroline Sank Petorsiiuyor. The Gcrtrudc^s Cemetery Wondhridsp" of specialised courses offered TEU AD 3-0393 to St. Petersburg from West fie Id Pcleismcycr family movwl to Odc- thmugh lhe facilities of the Ameri- Call For and Delivery after his retirement 15 years bolt. Iowa, In 1872 where Mrs. Sea- can Institute of Banking and has re- At that time, ho was supervisor of right attended ;i country school. L. WooHe cently competed additional studies overseas service, for AT&T. Ho hail Luter, she studied art and music ul Wclwtor L Woolfe, 59, of C5 nt Hockland Community College, been with the company 48 years. the Geiinan-Aincrican Culletic Ga- Brnwcr Dr., Brick Town, a native of He is active in both civic and Mr. Pndmore was a leading fig- lina, ill. Westfield, died Aug. 6. fraternal affairs and is a member ure in bringinj- about the system ity Mrs. Scarlght and her husband. He foritK-rly resided In Wnna- and past president of the liotary which any telephone user in the Prank, were mArrled Nov. 5, lam, masyn for 10 years and wns nn Club of Munscy; treasurer of the Hailed States may be connected wi'h in Odebott They continued to live ticmics technician nt Fort Momnouth Monsey Recreational Associates. 95 per cent of all the telephones in tlirrc until Mi1. SenrigliVs death in Cor 24 years. A mombcr of Inc.: treasurer of a newly forniod the world. lt'4fi. United SLatos POWLT Squadron, he unjiwizution in the Ramapo School He was internationally known as In uddilion to her daufilitcr, Mrs. | ?j'Vm!°d A11/^ilUy Wpist'ojial Church District working with prc-sdiou3 an authority on overseas telephony Is survived by Uirt-e sons: in Lnkoivootl. for underprivileged chil- In 1B30 when lie took over sitpvrvl Walter of Itolia. Mo.: Unssoll of He is .survived by his (Iron. sion of this phase of AT&T opcrn Whrpton, 111., rnri llotand of Frances, Jind a LirnOicr n;iymund G He resides with Ins wife, Marie, of Roykin. S.r. WHAT GOES WITH A CHECKING ACCOUNT? lions the number of calls Phuonix, .ns woll ng 10 grandchildren nt m Parker Aw\t New City, N.V. Fuiwrnl si-rvicns held Mon- day In All Sainls IntomuMU w;is in r CYmr- lory. Rotarv's Speaker Tho Van Hiso nnd CalhiRiiti Fu- Of course a checking account at Suburban menns good You can apply for any type of loan, get the noral Iloim- in Tuwn wfts in Describes Ills In sen-ice, safe and easy payment ot bills, plus a permanent mortgage, cash checks, obtain bank checks. of record for you. But what else Goes wilh a checking account? Competence remittances, buy and sell securities. Creates John I'oclorocko South Africa Well, far or.ft thing yo-.i uro welcome with "open arms" Tn feet, the more business you do with 47. of (.73 Tlie MYstfield Hotr.ry Club at Its nt any of our five oificcs. You will hnvy u willing financial more Suburban can do for you. One more fact, a Confidence 1 luncheon meeting Tuesday m lhe partner at Suburban to help und Ilwpita ,, Plalnrirfj, ;iftor n YMCA heard the Rev. Joan F. Bill ing account enhances your credtL standing—vra illnoss. fr.-itcrnnl worker al the Presbytu- credit reference. Boyond that. wh,it? Did you knim- that your checking in Vunkers, K.Y.f ho lived in ! rLin Churdi cite the- conflict phi"]- (MI - Jimlsmi, v.. nino now prevalent in South I account i; tiie "open swam«" to all the services of a "full. All this for a checking account that costs tt» Africn. service" bank which Suburban Trust is. Hi* Wnis ;I Hew Mr. Bill who is in lh<* t'nitcd can cost nothing. Inquire about full details. 1'Vr rni- U. J. Kk-lu- :uul Associates Slates studying for his !ti;i?ters di1- !nc. New York, foi fivu yoarj:. ]|0 «ivt^ under jlw uuspicus of the World n Kiadunle m" Men- y[irk siaW Council t>f Cliurrhcs. cave u striking W:JH a nu'in-jwonl picture of tho serious troubles vi Iho rirst Mothodist CIMMTII nffectini! Ui? livt-s nf Africans ;iiid the Vini of ICn^inwrs Su- wlijtos. Tndir.ns :\nt\ other mtxort rii'ty of \o\v Yi*rk. pli\* in Sn»!li Africa. Sur\ iviiii^ arc H<«v. Mr. Bill's rrmnrks enrriod! nuthnrity of n jv*rsor. who Joannt: FwkM'fK'fco in Iht :\rva. T\ut son of hmno; t\vt> snn>\ J, :>;ironls. iim1 in .1:iy W l-V. S:u:th A Mr.*. M;iry IX Fodwin-'ku stnticn in the North Trar..U'aal nudson; .'md I! :-- Mrtliick of for his I!-, In will v TThe S;jifl i FUNERAL DIRECTORS m:.ny ir: iil oi tnntrol *,l «irouji5 which m Arnold Gray ta HIT •1 fwlitis of frustra- fclt wil! rvonfu^lly t a slu>y.-tltitt n on Ilv whole issue TRUST COMPANY SPRINGFI y Stato P;jrk ndmin- M control -ind Phono Phone BP 0Q92 hy Hi'-1 Xew Jor.sey ! of < unsfrv:i!ion And Kconmnic In In handle intreaseri sum- r'«vrlor'Jnonl, hiis fine (felling alont n 10 r irr.flir Uit- SmSlhsonian ULVLT. Ihp Hl.Ltk Ihia [Kirk ia io m \V;^hi.iV',u^ is 0FWn until j Crenlotd in Mums Cmjnty. JuriiiE? the smnrner. I Plainffold - 5wlch Plains - THE WFSITOSLB LEADER, THTSSDAY. AUGUST t2, 1S65 Pfcge B close to the hospital. Over leak's new oo c mam en&roncp an Bcauvoir Avo. will on lrip k to Upen be directly adjacent. Thirty-three Troop 72 Boy Scouts Masted, To»l) *l;nUy returned home afUr A WONDERFUL BROILING, PRYING, MRBECUE WHOLI Buildin , two weeks at Camp Wal- 'Plains K, of € cfeung. are leaving tomorrow for the OIOICC OF QIFTS it£j] in summit this annual canoe; lrip to Di^rl. Lake, Sally open its newSeeks Members Ontario, Canada. AdutL leaders, "lu g gatf a ajor Scoutmaster C. L. Brown and Assist- TO TAKE NOME arking facilities. To Scotch Plains—Scotch Plains Coun- ant ScoiitmaKK-r W. A. Foote and jyay cil 5730, Knights of Columbus, has MesstM's J. Lci-nor, K, Lursen, F. be financially launched a campaign to enroll new Rugg, R. c. Force, J. Lovekmd, J, Ckttktn Ports! mat paUent members. TV. Brumbaugh, J. B. Hermann, and frmtk have to be increased •1. hozlnr. En route they will camp Crank Kuight John Br^nnen said overnight at Binghamtcra, N. V..'oo r Of parkins by vifii- Qirarttrs trwait Quarters " and outpatients. LJ}£ cqpipqlgn IB in Keeping with the the return hip at Cicero, N. >. jiatianat K. of C, Council's efforts are due home AIKJ, 22. PLAID "together with other Win j Itockf vemcnls, lighting to liave 5,000 new members lake the involves a totfll firsr degree during the visit of His IMf • Adv^itis^ Men PtlCID |)ie hospital- Made Holiness, Pope Paul VI, in October. Hto Only District Deputy Raymond Kites dis- Surrogate Gives e new wing now un- i which will occupy cussed s forthcoming pilgrimage to STAMPS! ibbje parking area be held in Williamstown, where Revenue Report a«ality—H* Water AM«i—Ftllf SHANK mnutr able, the deck park- members of the Knights of CqJiun- MVEIKMUT IM»KBTE1 r lun i PMTNN EITNEl HALF ill provide space for bus will inarch through the streets Surrogate Mary C. Kanane. today j PORTION WE* e levels. Total park- reciting the Rosary. This, h« said, reported that Union County has re- 10 Hit. Overlook will be 600 would be in contrast to an anti-Cath- ceived a 5 psr cent return of all in- surrounding lots for olic movement held there some lime heritance taxes paid by beneficiaries ago. lender wills and next of kin of per- Eliss suggested several fund rais- sons dying intestate for the fiscal THICK w THIN IOHELGSS—NONE PRICED HIGHER! fcon+Cuh parking will be re- ing activities for the new Council. year ending June 30, amounting to Ham Steaks Fr*sk irlfk«t ntS) visitors and doc- $245,618.GO. This wa? in excess of .0 provide them with $!Ki.6lR.co of the anticipated revenue •lighted parking area Often do the spirits of great events stride on before the events, set up in the 1995 budget and $6fl,- and ifl today already walks tomor- 671.79 more than the all time high WHITE MEAT with RIM row.—Samuel T. Coleridge return of 1964. Twfcty •rtmf s One thousand eight hundred seven [fort Shoti1dar*| =11 new dockets were entered in the frash Picnics Smoked Plcalcs *« Surrogates Court for the same pe- Cemtln*Ho« COUNTRY STYLI WASH HITS riod, an increase of 56 over 196^. SWIFT'S FRANKS Lamb Skovldcu Chops an4 Sttwtaf Loin Rib Ends thru ADET, 28 Office revenue of $62,945.58 was For • Dtlkkui realized for the period from Jan. 1 iolof na or Livtrwunt pfctf. 29 •oaf Kidneys It DUMA through Juno 30 as follows: CHEESE « Wills probated, $17,04].92; admin- JwOMWr f Franks IACQN Frtih Swtrdfifh Steaks JHMtJ Ist.rations granted, $3,589.25; guard- w ianships granted, $1,445.50; certifi- BIG FRUI1 AND VEGETABLE VAtUES BILL' SOMB cates issued, 57.441,38; orders to JANE PARKER BAKED FOODS AN'S limit creditors entered. 13,241.96; ac- _ WITH counts allowed. $LO.29U.51; refunding •ONE PltCH IIINEt! RESS" COLEY WORTH bonds and releases filed and record- FrM Ntarfcsr •art WED. *r« SAT. ed, $3,266.51; petitions and orders SWEET CORN 10 39 Presley filed, $1,534.10; adoptions and mental NONE MUGCD . ICEBERG incompetents proceedings, $2,736.25, MfMart* SAVE 10 Nectarines HISHERI !.'*• $9* F from Ntirby F«rmi and miscellaneous, 912,347.08. I'll • (IB ME" t*u CL 6 1455 fOH fttst&VA FRESH—ITALIAN 6. WtClAL GftOUP RA1££ The revenue anticipated for 1905 Fronts FREESTONE PjcoAg to It* W<|tl«rB «! II* Mado^oo*. by the Surrogate was $125,000.00. Cr*«my Rich SAVE 4c HI M - CEOHR GROWL. KJ A new system of flat filing in the Cantaloupe 49 Fr«sh Carrot* *$$£» *•!!• Surrogate's vault was initiated by Ohttst NONEPRIC6D DANISH Fr«h Tomatoes Celenr Miss Kanane in March for the con- SAv: servation of space. AH recorded wills 39' PRICED M ,^ AQ« are now microfilmed which is a less Fruft Nut Ring String Beans New Cabbage From Niarby Firms expensive process than photostating Spanish Bar Caka and binders half the size of those formerly used accommodate 1,100 Sandwich Month tvysl Inp»r1«# lUlUn—Wllfc lull instead of 600 pages. Two binders PUlnorS«d*cl 11,1 containing 2,200 pages require the CIBI same space as a GOO page photo- Jtwish Ryi Brtad PROGRESSO TOMATOES 2 89

stated will of yesteryear. •^-r are flying again!! White Bread FRANCO AMERICAN 15 K. All microfilming is processed in JANE PARKER wit* flrwni lei! ir MtatbiN* CHI 99 Stop Damage By These Insects the Registers Office under the direc- FRANKFURTER or SANDWICH SPAGHETTI tion of Joseph M. Durkin. Sandwich Spread All •x Flivwt 3 r UJC Evening Session Borden Margarine Hl-C FRUIT DRINKS TERMITE Sign Up Deadline A Westfield Peanut Butter ™ '"• MOTT'S FRUIT TREATS Flavors 99 Is Tomorrow Pure Grape Jelly A"n p AD 2-1492 CONTROL - i * Praf. Bruce P. Watson, acting di- Wti Kte Off rector of admissions, reminded IK* •.!• Scotch Plains Cream Cheese DASH DETERGENT 67 •? prospective freshmen that tomorrow AD 2-1492 is the deadline to file applications Luncheon Meat Miitlf Meal Brand r FlKttl Qvifity 'for admittance to Union Junior Col- Pacific P»*rl CORNEDBEEF Roselle Park lege's Evening Session in Septem- Grab Meat Hash 3 cant 89 Sweet Peas " 3 49 ber. A»e«l Soft—All Colon—200 2 ply A&P Tuna cem CH 5-1492 4'This deadline is necessary to a> e D»l Mcnfe Elizabeth give us sufficient time to process all Facial Tissues 2 " 29 Prune Juice Brand Iwt. 39 the applications for the Evening EL 5-1492 Session in time for I ho opening of THIRST QUENCHERS! Vienna Fingers Tomato Rice Soup £",", classes Sopt, 17/' Prof. Watson said. ider Direction All students, both candidates for 0LU|—AH Flivor*™Rt|ular of Low Calorie Graham Crackers Pi,,nD rHon .y bO» Del Monte °<"r Corn 2 degrees and non-degree students, C I- FUDSE TOWN 10 m. TOMATO JUICE J DR. ARTHUR S* WILLIAMS must submit applications for the Canned Soda 12 *" 189 • SANDWICH CREMEI College Inn COCKTA.I One of the pioneers In this field Kvening Session by Aug. 13, Prof. YUKON CLUB—All 1 Maxwell House Coffee 4 Watson said. DEPOSIT S ^ '*"" Jell-0 Gelatin 37 Beveraget w ox- beta. CHOCOLATE OUR OWN—UmQh Savarin Instant Coffee Ivans FUDSE Topping (0oi. C ho co Ufa Ice Tea Mix 3 25 Bachman Thin Pretzels Big Shot H*vor*d Syrup c«n R*quUr—No Sugar pk 9 of Telephone 6 19- Wise Potato Chips big Hudson Family Napkins 2 oa 33* CUri-Aid D 7 Sunsweet Prune Juice hot. Kleenex 3" Towels ,I^' 2 «*4S? Pineapple Juice °°>*> Sacramento Iqf. e Punchinello Tomato Juice Brand can Strongheart Dog Food 5 '^, 49 Excise Tax With 3e of L I qK [4IF. 4Q0 Clorox Bleach Kitty Salmon Cat Food 2 tr. . 27* Del Monte Drink can* to be reduced FROZEN FOOD BUYS! Various tirar^i Including L«mon«dv Rinso Blue M Ivory Fruit Drinks 10 cant 89 Birctt Eya Brand S« Off Forth. F*mllyWa»h For Waihlng Fine F«far|« ' * "* 37* January 1, 10 oi. picg. W IABEL Sweet Peas 3 Bird* Eye Brand Vim Detergent Tablets Chopped Spinach 3 10 OX. Lux Flakes r-_l.~ .••... . .J 1 • 1 ' r • !_•v ' •",.'.11 *"rir ,,-...._• 1 - • - -. -.-.-. . . • r Dirdt Eye Brand C 10c Off ForRneFebrki IABEL French Beans 3 ;Vg",. 59 Orange Juice *&-&""*** 6 97C You get Lifebuoy Coral Soap union Kings Fierch Friad pkg. Wisk Liquid Detergent re or? r«guUr liquid pt. liquid qt. 1ABEL A&P'S DAIRY BUYS ! • — all the — Lorgo or Smell Curd !-lb. Lifebuoy Coral Soap A&P Cottage Cheese cup 25 Lux Liquid Detergent Imported C For savings A&P Danish Blue Cheese B9 12 n. ^3oi.gr5 c i pt.efl. KraJt*t— Pastauriieci Process oi. 2lb. Velveeta Cheese Spread loaf the tetephone'bills you receive beginning January 1^ Box. Active Al! Detergent Camay Soap Cheddar Bar c 1966, will reflect a cut from the present 10# to 3% in 3 tb Frigo Moziarella Controlled Sudi ; ' 77' the Federal Excise Tax on your service, both local Low Pr/ced Persona/ Ne&d%! and long distance. Your savings in a year's time will Waldorf Hair Spray I3oi. amount to almost the cost of one month's phone Final Touch Fabric Softener can Lestoil Pine Scent Witaiis Hair Tonic 7ot Iqh HI.ot. bot. 15 ox. OQc service. In 1967, the tax will be lowered to 9%, then to 4QZ. EOC k^* 07 in 1968, and completely eliminated in 1969. I & J Baby Oil Deodorant Pads ;? 59° This tax has always been paid by you, the Dishwasher All Downy Fabric Softener telephone customer Now that it is being reduced, im: |-!b.4ei.J3c the full savings will be yours. You will be getting pltg. phone service for your dollar.. Thrill For Dishes effective through Saturday, Ayguil 14th Duz Soap Powder a In Super Markets and Self-Service store* only In New Jersey Bell rWW Northern New Jersey, Orange & Rockland Cryt. Part of tlio Nationwide Bcti System AH Tobacco Prorluctn, Fresh Milk «ad Alcoholic Bevomgea exempt from Plaid Stamj> 6 THE WESWUXP (N. J.) LEADER, THUBS1 , AUGUST U, UK REALJESTATE FOR SALE REAL ESTATE FOR SA1E • REAL ESTATE FOR SALE • REAL ESTATE FOR SALE ATWOOD REALTY DANKER & DANKER f i WILLIAM t RANDOLPH- C B- SMITH, JR- a ivI-M h'lHKKT PEARSALL EDWIN O. EDWARDS Inc. NANCY F. REYNOLDS BARRETT & GRAIN WIEGMAN CO. 112 Elm SI. Realtor* Hultlplr I.Uttn* Mrmbr ASSOCIATES AD 9-5S55 RANCH Mountainside IBS Mpnalat* AvriBf, V U9 £LMER STREET REALTORS FRANKENBACH AD 2-1 BOO AD 3-1800 ADami 2-6609 WESTFiEiD IKIIII "ft thy r M lit -i !ir^p!uL*\ two SUGGEST . . . INIIHOBI W SEE OUR UNIQUE nu-.»r. I'ul b*JU-mc.<""»' 'V; — . ((, so iliv ,-!.i]ilr«.-M run muni M w 2 - ONE OF A KIND Kara*.'. Tic >'•« ^ViL|uu 3TJ- : lA i^ *li«»«" >'"U <»>>* "IKAU-I- US Elm St., AD 2-4700 WINDOW DISPLAY •& OF 50 HOMES FOR SALE VALUES 11 PROJECTED IN COLOR Mamber* 1,—Olii^r. V:\VB* to town home. "HANGING FLOWER BASKET 1 uur l*t drocnitt on IUTUUU 11 uur* SHORT A BEDROOM? q ^ ,„ .^n^,;;.;-,,;;; | .;..- ;• * ;•' y^-;,.—'^ &!/ 1 Vi inudt-ru bath*. larjctk I/- Harnttfea, Inc. STRAP HINGES, *t| fhuricriiltoil Vtltthfn, fur > at WISTERIA ..." lt 1 AIR CONMTIONH) I One-uf- irVk^vrUkif l 1 in,d HI.^H Al- I'l'K.. ' ri V ,," titu 11-H ,,11 a ^H (licli.- Hit li Svl.oul. With tw« P'-.vl, IT DOESN1 REQUIRE . . . lrad a. S?U viW-i^ V!..m with i.U- ^"^r ^pr^n^U.J L.5. much I-IHI. >-«.u'«l e*y«a tu pay r«».,in Realtors urn $36,750 Offer! 119 Forty-ThrM AN ADDING MACHINE rufrri flilji rH»plj- ^ tO TOTAt THIS Uka L-lo^t to the I'tt tf of Htrlnj; apace. 4 Yftars of Exp*ri«nc« (lift rrtur to Mlndciwawkln Park I rnomu, Si^fc bfltnit The kltc VALUE four brdriKinifi and It ti an enny walk to t*rY deluxe. Recreation room fcatiiiM (X up **d U luw* or lon, bun lln^ itnd lo all j,So >,,. u.»..«u» .hru... .».-, ^. J, ,^a:.b<«-;,--- 2» bath, _ $32,250 g } At. gt-fldf )«vol. t-cur rarest?. I lilua den) . - - prlntiac fihupa in town 4 with your Not QUIU* ft year old and bet- MOUNTAINSIDE A 1I%IPK rvom yvlth flrrplacr you caifc licar tl T ! This h;i31 u mad Wi-pnne plr4yre h 1 1 ;1 nlif ht hand tonrtrtn from n'r>- frxm irJi' "' ' }" *'' '*'— yi-yi-uu ". Su mufJtiut-hh wurt IIOUHC to f erred. hltchr« lt» frorit pt>r<;h ^latablt- Mm-rnrnt. Almuinum * ,i . Ulrcli nunuIluO COLONIAL SPUT WASHINGTON SCHOOL a n<||i All nut -wad It'll lar*c<* front and nihiiiniinu wl "/'l' ^ "•..,7,,'.' fikhilly i-ji-m, kumlry, lttvaiory I 3 roam with iM>r<-h in: UnuJl on Jovply Fox Trull, j 4 with lr-mniH In this thltt iminiti-uluir and *pu< " mil. Plriarraqne 111c di-c^ruiiiiK nci-iu-d. l,-v--t l'*ull lnLni-mftit, liunt crntrr lia.ll M»>il I*-»-•-! IHH tjiroe 5 -with tmtt IL'JP ou comfortable tS'i.jt't'- i.miKirt t'(ioll:iLi fan. iOumliiuni room. Htr«*ita hci|>v ah iji an-1 K Jurist bidroOniH, iwo pr*C»y e" ft. to Wutihiiitttoii tirhool li c- b»Uife aiifl & llvltiif ruum with ' u_ d family and brli*k patio with 1>M 1 i^u i ii r I u rt c d . Ji-fr^rMini •dr frui'i- fur privn*-y. 2. ruum, full KUUA rtlnlnp nrrnlM-i-, |HU* a WirKiW-li'-n unil 7. A dviithfriii1 in to KfiM i*J dlMri'-i, lovely ltit. uiul dlrtlii£ ruum. in HfidUiuti, ut kltfhvn. Separate tale at - Kirat (l^or iKulruum. t COLONIAL t\o nr«k> level U a US>' rerr*allun| a, located in KuoUh Advise an liijf.il if you act tluB h room wjih adjniniuu py*drr| with H vltw 01 rail. T Til*- n^-olifl fluui hHK tur^'f and ji. Therc'H u full tiaacmtrm, b(.ulr^i>iti>i. ui:'l a not lie r This iifw Htvt*-tl li a two car KAruicP. The lux- ip lot- la i>ui:t ui)»»ut 1*1 y 1'»- Jiu-Mtori only and own- |ii ll vinK nmm, (lining k fm V\ cat ftpirt 1« H IIIUNIIICHH rocrnat l^ hat ha. Dtn ju In ihti Wilson Hchool ar*a_ ^ __ _ . "IN WYCHWOOD" rottfn, nicMlpm hlti hen. fiivU- t n from V\ cat er muni HI'N. fi-i*l«r JMLU. 4 ir<"Ml fc a y a i (In level, nUc a- r*crtMlon which will be available fnr OC-|TBB you t-an, If you act With- El\ TWO niph In the dor- - bath c\>luiiinl MODIFIED RANCH onrt UttrrtlnK atrvrt. four itcl punrli. with a tr*« * had ft rttcrernt d I cupftnc-y Jn time for out ri*l&y* Jn Kan wood. In H ijretty tl)*'J tit til t (an art II 1M off v*ryy protty 1Y "RAY PECK" rnttmn, two full ImthH. At 1 cur Kiir.. rtrrciition room «.nd porch adjolttlnc it. Only b y*ur* . Is one \rhtch nw-H been 1 * floor full hasfnuiit l>iatiwiiHhor ^nd Four Bedroom* priced low htntuve ot A very 4 BIOROOMS - 3'A BATHS tittT ?? V2&ST&* <;«* *iu. wiill-tit- wull iuri)(Mlii£ Includ- Three and % Dqth iiiii tiritATinu mne\tA mfciiy extract in the Cruwlwoocl muxiso. ed. Nn (*xiru>* i <» imy for. Wo Two Tint RiVtlAUUN RUUM fcreR itt aCoti:h Plainn, four liftil- riin't help 'nit Kilmlre IJ\<- lanrt- v - tkill turn** well wt>rth SPACIOUS, MODERN, BRICK AND STONE RANCH! \*t Kluor T.V. Hourn jruur Jturiuuv connldcrallnn . . . a SKfidra Circle thren hid log room, dtolntf ruuni, COLONIAL THROUGHOUT ruum Hpitt, bath*. FIVE BEDROOMS EuM>- ,,iu'-fionr tivinn in tiiiB 4 BEDROOMS- ll Cull nujekly fur an appointment kitchen! attaeUctl "NEW" - $55,000, Kit- It Tlivre's fl liPKutlful »iaIr**Hhr_ln TO nV\. HCil.. HRNT OH to w* a. Lull or thin I^r^fi OP- rheii with Oinutte HJIIK-I' ENCLOSED FIO PrltcT HBNTi In Muuiitalnshle, a lujinc in Mcotrlx PUIUM, ilLpliU'ii^lior HILII i-lectrk: J 1NVKHT, CALL A VIRY SPROAL fuur bt^rouin, two bith C«.po the fourth and llflh Panelled rlrn — Ihrve IM^II 2-CAR OA IEOROOM HOME Cod, oHuy walk to phl) ihc UK-cl batU - - Attached public elemeutury The (Imt Hour liuu u llvlnff room Kull bHfrrnieut *Hh iff |»76 Available with llreplttc-tt. 11 *13 rtldinB rvtrfntWHi rMi>m (3-*.S x VICf OBAN HOrWSf EAD B a tier lot. room, H rt^n.beautifu l kIU hc"llS ATWOOD REALTY *...» tstrlklns, Colonlul ranch with vi . A buy ut laaittd older home 1B onfeptlvoly luL-ated on a TAMAQUES mud Ln Muutitaioilde. h a 1 It H . reurfutlon ADam$ 3*2222 pet to tti«lr vmriooa SPUT LIVEL roomti ar* ununually AU S-S3M room. ciVer«Uc»» ih ,..,,,.,. bkthfl, litllfly ftinl laundry room, C. B. SMITH, JR. A M'IUIT hall brlik ami frame r.llra AiTVOOd ...... AD 2-7742 but f I l,00fl. EL Uundry and mud room, 136,900. v UU8, 1 H bathfl, kitchen in 2 our ifuruge, iATfTC picture lUahor hi. uuly In top |i>i'»th>u uf Dick El? EL 2-ellittt hrntu *rn and ha» Rating: npace 1 dB. Ownera r«tlrtn[r. Truly 0•r t>f th* AmM M- a Urt Uvt In in patto 16 K 20. 2-cat attached on a Ij mrmbcri of the Kurar*. All thU for U9 $&u on true live Irvel iypt IH Crmtrmi Ave, AD 3-V9M Il]BIKT W<] ion. I.hitfc kllchi-n «felnlui? r P pul \n%9 vt-ry lurge kit- with eutJtitf hpau^ — lamiulry- Multiple LI*tlt>R ind A lot bl' x 1U0'. Bee it today. RIIP.TI with rilflhwttrfrifr. tarsollcd mouH^ 1A thl« Co!*>»1*41 |»ru. r-.u—_u An ft t«h*t Tlirte lovely htulrooni? plus two EDWIN O. EDWARDS Iciralrd In rttutrli ilt>» Mvlnfc room wllh rtrepl»*!O, 1 Public ttlnlttir r]U I tractive center hall CnlauoLUil In y 4uir h , Ml>Ml11 tzn' 11'rlnl - within walk In ir illfitanrn tn LEE K. WARING BUllBuiltt intInto ft.L hlllrldCrhlllrldc;, thlthiQs PIOU^- |*lnp AMLl a H^^atiM t^nr^li i unly- <*iill Ail II2.7RA. Call PICTURESQUE pine AND 4 »cJ^ce«td i>nrch ruom vrlth vrrtlml after t«LJn«td

S nlm 4*^ "irpc ftmu" Int. TWG'H ft ir-P /S»» llh fiort corner-ciiplioftrdPi.. Ui>«ta*rUpilatrtfil ftre (mjir tlirco brrtroihfl, two M. A.MERCNER fi m. tcrtiva of trrr«< MODERN SPLIT LEVEL YuU will Hiul u. tllufl IULOI t * * Iruly nn H. CLAY FRIEDRICHS, Inc., Realtor 149 ELMER STREET the w lo moief . fliifl luilli, p \V L Ll 1 erf and vpotlCtfa home. It UI o*4»** » »t** nnd lnniirlry ICxrrpllonnEty M P . Tlit I .trice I «it»ct rorty ALL BRICK RANCH lull tretfcH- An vn Lnrlrlir A. 2-78C6 ii II cveryoD'tr In the CHT tnr n LARGE GAME ROOM - * *800 ly lfil. A I pock ftl rnlutku CI'I*.). I'UUIH- O. Schmnlrnbefirfr tunp. imd tho IMlarlmrt lit Lh« $23,300 rnmii. lance Worhl'n Kulr- TUIB wrck In AD 3-3910 Florida Wtok »t tli« Knit- Thin writ mHlnlRtnorl 'liimto PEARSAU Ho to Uio priuV Hrlmnt In H .. , .AD 3- MAGNIFICENT RANCH SPACIOUS SPLIT LEVEL urdny 1B rnklHtnn - i ^ot TlK're urt- Llin1*- luMlrcHin™. il>MT • • - I'Hy, Aiul at no I'flftMm rouni with j*J< t urr window; hltrh^u vvilli i\ UJHII wuHher HIM3 A in-iv Itflliiur In ihv II tan S r illy Uv r 1 trarry T. PI-. R- You'll onjo'y the flropUtcca In Imy. I'"or hnvmrj 4hut »H.rti prr- rrti\K^. « hr^rtiifiiNi nnolc tinri K nunrll^d d^n. IJraulIfnl Nlrnil *«M-(IIIII of S^^ktcli 1* wit h nu tfhur ft L tho den and In the living room. ffct to 1,'lvn imftll-h 111, ])tl "FOR A URGE FAMILY" noril retrtuUnn rourn. Alliirl^.ed ^HTUF;C. l^n«y mHlnlcnun^c Itfjiullful, v»M<- 4>ittr|ini c Ocntcr 3mlt 4 l>e«lruiijiiMv 2% uur uflicu whuii you guL back. low huM-t iTtmlti niuko thin property a mont *1<:^1 ratio new • fjitlK in ritrituil Ilvlnur si ml hathiii HrcircMfctlun roum, loo. WILSON SCHOOL Just u Bton«> throw, from the FRANKENBACH hcdr«H>iiiH nit It (wo 5 BEDROOMS - 316 &ATHS 1 The Fnr 11 111M A - illnlHAT riioiih iinil M. A. MERCNER SUNROOM-DEN FOUR BEDROOMS wllli r\* '^lli-iil ih-tnll tiro INHUKANC lorittotl on thr |lrn( fltifir* CLOSE 1C MB ELM aTTtEET — A.D 1-4TO* Multiple UiUiif RECREATION ARIA TWO BATHS THE MAGIC THREE ctiv^rrd HIMI urn^urii liAflo timlH <<• Ihi* rwir. Alfiirhrcl nil Ct>t W}l LARGE ROOMS A CLOSETS MOUNTAINSIDE CAPE COD A c U a r in infc AOIMI W0 lllLVP JUMt ll^tvt] \ n hirtf^ (uo-n !ltl DEEP LOT, TREES $29,500 nv>i\rvu f ^iiliniUI hnini- MfnlrH tire nvo hursts (.'( Uli C. BUIr HDRPII .....ADMKS0 OVIT Hcvch iirrrH thut (\fl hiiii bn(h with Mm. Alan Hr*ot, €»••!• $36,900. tin1 rnn^N1 tliiN^ lutar spi1- i'lHj A lur^o r^Ti'fltl^n IA In- an.l "H| vlmrn uultn, dn^VfiiHi, lilrk- ui^nl In f 1nfc Iui>«riii4rtit. FRANKLIN SCHOOL a urv iUMl luupir I Tv\ Hr v\- iiiNtM i < thu ^* ii hHiit iiir,v% _ AD J-TTOT iit vi*nv ^f u\r Iku1111 IIK Ht-ll, lists* Rfe« ..AD ZU4TBO, $21,900 hrlrk fr^nt rilnrli IMIIIIO. $-J l,r>UO. i* JMrt Rltcfel« . .AD ZU4TB0 iir. Ilanclvomo lot. Full bftnement" Eurly *iu r"c ll- Mrs. lubvilr H. Hrnp A l> 2utl M U«l nitll ., »AD 8«4TtE0 ' Culonl.il, alumliiuin with ri TWO STORY COLONIAL - MHlla Riid UUlltlca*. Thlw ut- \Vr hnro many ttlhcr *\ P«ir«]l,,AD a-«TlW I dowB. uuiot. Htrcet, Idoul Icir triirtivc linnw IULH U ] 1 lu nil I trrrli:clpn]B uuly, OftII -32- GONE TO EUROPE f|n\v IInH ii\it to lovolv ] {it fur HM>oiiitt»miL CONTEMPORARY RANCH HOME 1 y • wi*ll Kept, ulth 4 1 »ln In A i iH'in, (U*n, ih-i'iK tlic •a5fS brdrouinb, 2 b A t li n upntatr4- 'HOMES FOR RENT" $37,950 k I t r ti f ti with hi RENTAL an.I nil fn til" i Krtmily room with Hi cplucc on ;ii"' *i( jiml niiiMliT l the Aral floor, i«t f\. lav. At the An u*itfil we hnvr prvcrnl Another Inv^ly linmr Jn >tnuiitrihmhl«. Nnw vnrnni xr> ami bjith. On thr oml • • Frnnklln bend of the roftit, on a *iulot l^tuMi hoiucH and iiimrtmrntn I,H tiuinriUHto, ((Mvn^rii now rPKlrlln^ In Kurnnr.) tin Ilfinr tllPT'1 ill r lu Ui |ILT month. ClrcMJur Mtrcct. Only 2 yt ALAN JOHNSTON, Realtor for rrnt In WrnHU-lil iintl ll d I*rlovv< mnac from linlurlf w rwiUvilml ^c I line in ihn hUrlirp, t\n r n ft Oil], *U— : bljB FiiiKlri-k off tho rfoully ruum HIHI it M b.trik :y]w* >;• IL r IL C e wllh (NOTRTDB'I") In S;tM> * . * One |*rtl-- In at 1» ;L r I m r n t :mi} hrali^l ff^»oil fiirnlnhril HtMnrnt. Tlirc^ Ii^ljnmnw. 2^ hnih* In nil. Built \n\iVi\. PRETTY SCO * m , with IL noiui^iful wutulcil tirtt-K yard. thl« pi-wpcrty \H KrfcnIuiHf;i'H j unt Htnry hju-ii :~ ur :i-|kti4> nnil wr II dn wsth ]>i^t HIMI i-ii-11 iiitMiInrks, LEE K. WARING, REALTOR SPLIT r hv»t In hiM1 f^al^irrs iiMkluilc wnn- Multiple LUtlnff Mrmipcr fnl j:ar*ln;n. mini Hl^^r $22r900. $25,500. 4 BEDR STONEHENGE 5PL1T LEVEL ] \ iuully prn B, llrnhd St. AI> S- FANWOOD FANWOOD tur. rUtrltcn IHUI^O ;ui.] REC ROOM ~ FAMILY ROOM « DEN r I'll imp* i ll^hlriu^- riiii?;, Owjnrj* ftri- Six $46,900 mm Lnii HII 2- hoc v fM l : [ir.U ^ nil iiut)*l ! i-trcLst; largo \vuoJ<:il 1 Vi- home tn Ci thr j;nif,,r U nllrr Kctclinr* O> a- 111 SSK1j|f S. WnCJII, Hiwihur Uonn Stij*rtfr , . ..All B- m." 1 IT'S IMMACULATE UWliriH s'fiuiitli" IlartAn HUrliuCf l:irur i t"t H — |I|UH ai »nf v $37,950. $37,500. •Jttlmi vnoin ^*- Illili (I i S Si «• r - IN MOUNTAINSIDE - MOUNTAINSIDE MOUNTAINSIDE BRIEFS . . . vii^aut with ii a i Li-a> 1 "We tit I nit you'll airier tl laiH'h hnmu with ;i Hfr- 1 tpwmrK jiro i»rr(iTilPiiiiHiH ivlu-ri U\ Hplll ]fvi*I humi on i\ li Ll 1 Ih i lH-t-H, fjunlly viMniK -J'i 1-nlliK yiiu Hvv IIIIM hi»Mii\ lVnt**r Unll i OV. i H ml realty lur linimilhiU- nri u- l many r x IniH. H. CLAY FRIEDRICHS, Inc. l^xiM'llnil * iiiiiirrp mul i*uliiTH t THE JOHNSON AGENC1WIY INC In t!ir UIIHMMI, PIUH iui — Nrwly H^t.-.l nKAr.ro it s K REALTORS ' »^*-. I Mi H 1 1 IUK5 r urra I HI*;* *itDWKli U> Iu|nn1ilr r.mrh INSURORS SI* dutr iuot*t any brriik* Iili-Ul HOI: 3 iwln n\z& l^tlronm^. WIMMIIMI ulvn ^ll 26 Prospect Street k AD 3-0300 #" x |3Ji ? in let ti H)iut^ far |L 1t|i ALAN JOHNSTON, Realtor FA .it . Iti'tn LiUun riH>iiL AMF1K PAtlKlNG ^ nn 2 iiitl inMilly w i% II i( r it — Rveif Only *— JUST JUSTED Multiple l«Utlnc uvti'f. in MuLint:ili:HMt>It- U ii ur.uitiiiMi $41 sa. * • * • -•, rr, it *'Ht^r Ha)|H in view IUM«». • • «AII s-AMwr innr — «pi>Atallr Avmiirt 4 ta • I « J^tttt M1K mi! I'UtiT hall • * 4 .. . *<88fi-T3+l ul:il hi Iknnuin • • ¥ 4 •• • • i> vl Mr«, Vlriclnln In IIV- ,1" * Krank J. ThIH • ' • * vninit In i us* Jobr. * • • » • V u WALTER KOSTER, INC. 'V» '"liiH ,1 Mi,- hi- i' lli I.H IIH^I > fit r ; ii rr WANT TO BUILD ? tinl H'U <1 ilu- ti'.ol. H l.'.'tin. ItlEALTOItS ;l!t''» " iir*:1' ". In t ^ M Nt i*t'V !t- >-lVl1 [-in I li Ikluuitlji Inni^U-, with ;i ii O r>f mi'r ;, •• conl vl^nv. H FIRST TIME OFFERED H,-hi-n lslth ptvnly nf ,in -ir f ELSIE BETZ, INC., Realtor PERFECT FOR A URGE FAMILY .11! il 1 In Tn i* lii'itvuMHi^ I iir (M«Aibrr vt I I1 UriHl lltinr. Th^ti Ihri'i- it n«Ts Mini liitth fin llM- MOVING AWAY ? :UN V + * vmi'll /' I'M-II J IL l>rnl:i>r In tin- j UP tirw lo^inh li" will j-o|| mil „ Uv r hiiM. III. 1 r ill ••w for tlie pro%i i ftuHMllth* iirriiMKcriu-tit uf •. The f.Htii * * ! i«ilj"lJIX unit Ih'-n f, ;i(-i ycMr [|i»ir Ilvinu ; li:iMi-un-iit< nMririH-fl 1 I' III. ^ y« H mi tin- rr.illy riium> ";i1 |M»" iliv uir ..ti ruriMu-*-- •pjifc,u«KK i.n BARRETT & CRAIN IMMI: \\\<> w JIU'H \s V ami l.ivly h,i J The Wilton School U Ulljilc f lit 1(1 1 III S(l^l|lJi Pin Inrt l»l-lc-vr| ll'lf'1 l :< Around The Corner And Down The Straat irri- >V:,VM IuriI- JVIWMII t t 1 l^» wii. ami \v|ili- ^h^)1l^l| r- tir NANCY F. REYNOLDS lip ujastdir^ Li* HI <- T!H' i ilm 2 NKW rtinvii)t:u'E nmn f rm-TU — Hi » tv iln^i ?•, i\r k AD 3-1800 "ul|y mi mi ^ I I 11 I;; liwn hi i IV:tl t n- .i.',"..( ir.V- "• '• * iv Jin.i -j.1- n * ft * ti- Intiui. illuLtv '»,( ...,'v". .Vi'".'.'V ri ""' y»f\: liu ry: uva^i.i- un WILLIAM ciur II. >itiir,,Tit in -j. :; I. -*II• Ilrrhrrt ^ nttrr \\t ;i_ II, A. Mo<»rr. Jr. . . . , . * Ih ^-7077 1™ WALTER KOSTER, INC. ^;«ii!i , oil till*. 1 Olftft (Srnf llrrt>rrl j. UUm Al) :UI4.|« Ti !••• T' "" tvllmrrn I It. U. llnrrrlt, Jr. ,.,,-% n ^-T.VlO 1470 -* - in nil • H11111 L - r cii-m, S--r;ii- Marlr KUtr ELSIE BETZ, Inc. tM-lll- IH • •, i . (Tun* Up . i'i *l.-t 141 j^H1^ ! I JI i: IL H'f < ilM HL> hill t; Allcr Lplnntl , * . »- UK At,TOIL nnn-li !•. ,iji- Pi" •I1 il.!1 n'l. 202 Mountain Avortua AD 2-1800

Hculch t * > * • t 1 Tvlaphono AOami 3-1422 M. l>> xvmnk Jr .Al» 2-orvU rtintf'" Iff* I., Hrh^JrrlniX . .,,V1 2*1117 T - . , . All ^. THE JOHNSON AGENCY, INC. I«tcr Ctty flrfrrfol **-rvJc« * • • • r l\rnr i*f nithnrdB..nil n • • • J AH 3-0LOO "*** - All :i. A. O. Ro«rrfi# Jr. ,,, .Al> a M rmhrr* . 111-3.* d THE WESTFIELD fN. J.) THtTE8B4y, AtlGOST 12, TATE - SAL? • WANTED TO RENT • AUTOS FOR SALE » HltP WANTED f EMPIQY. WANTED • TJ VE cl fumiiy n. .^OH *«CJPORT IT vo FEMALE will dean uttSca, G. JAMES J. DAVIDSON i: I "WIU cut la 0 A i. woman fvr jano WK and th. AD your Jobs , Al> 8-«flS«. )!ERCK, 12*>tl Sedan -tl liri 4-H-tt >i,:Ui $1564 50 MA.TI-IIK ^' r 5if-mL.tr — We on for s ^ who q yurfUUMk or ivlil tare i&p i man s Vnrtnut for ^* hi pi*r « O nifiUtH, Call HV $- part NEW $2151,50 LA J-_> L IT'S A BEAUTY IV,-, H;^nm,PiiliF,^ 1 Otl.or nt eft 11 s, «ttK'«, y t/ ml1 J >j . 7-2*1-41 . Junk aivwi'. Over- 16,900 4 BEDROOMS - 2Vi BATHS haul lnsiall«cl and Prompt i>t-Hvery KH. Tliurndqvs, FOR AD 3- S-B-8 j q —f-hl. .*.._. Al'TOMOTIVK IMPORTS in Sf'itii'h PIMIIIH. iwtmsy (tnt £44 N.iKh AT*. T»TI«T. full tune. work, any time. t'A 2-& refi 1 ndiidinK living r ail tJiira if; dining n.'uin, Box Tf, t-are cf 14 like to <'«l your ,11 a I . 50 121m Bt, S-&-U urt ami l but li AcKV, J!i(,f,, Variant K, I*'l l.t, TIME t»t>Nltlun in stiil inti V tor rentwit h 1IKAK!> N fCW and will L««* type reel. ni-k wtih public. Swtm* typing fur your uivacr^liip in stJ ufri'd. i1 U a a a n t »uv» oijfi itset' benefit**, Lttler -with y lit bomc, will running i111 do odd WORLD fiCK)K ENCYCtOPEOIA 4-tiuor de V, if r [it * H, Mii it;rted. . ulr cun- a vallahk* <»ni- oitinn inuntlu CHILDCRAFT Snhiry Write BOK Hi. rure nf for Vor prices and ttrmi, can; -Ioi', »0 Him SI, AH ^-tt 8-12-"2t PLAVEB—Mike Dome is shown as he pro pa rod tu participate in the Hint faret H AhUsld, HBtf£oaal M*r. AISTIX m:\1V &(W0—Red ra capable wptnau to town paddle tcanls tournament last week as a representative of JAMES J. DAVIDSON 1-U-tf tli'lc. nt'u- in^id^ and out, 4p i girl. play ground. «• 11 !i nvt- re!ri vi>. 4 tMMi ini h-a on on • fl I id • LEGAL NOTICES • MfCALTUK A!VL» o f r Bl le k'im\ \i tit^s iitxl l u u ttii^, R&] f * i.1 —6 IMf1011 *, ? Tr * - Immediate KOTICK SS * !.?^* ^ ** Expert Co.. Anktn.K J1f;"iit. Mum nell by Sopt 0 :H from i-.M P.M. to U,500. 354 E. BROAD B'F. run tiftpr Saturday ai &1U Uruve Ki. >i(l P.M., lo cure for 2 children, eR 7 months nntl & y^HiP, r> fluya W R 1 3 W'tek, Kn (in'migt'iH. AD 2-51 tf. ie hvrefar Riven that the te?l r° "i? **^ manure, weifT-oT- at-^rmodUite Accounting f thru* XIJ 2^7 SB* Dtlivered anyviu-rf. OheaTnut Farm! UMih TS IT«V twi>-ilour hunl the Hb^r! The Kattoiml St can any Unu\ GSS-tfiSS G-I4-tf KA1. arrouutlntr office of di- HftnkF y, Plata* i, j'oiir new tlr't-K ant] h ratio uf N. V. S, K Utftetl vivlti^ li-ufli&« under the I^aat TUB rEiriHu tly rdiiHMl, sr-t'^i or best oft1 or the fuUovvbit? ut;t>ple; And TestLtinent of Mebd H- hall, Urlnir AI> a-fi349 after T P.M. Uereastni, will U^ bU^lttul uu4 stftU<3 KOim.-rlv nf MMlburn by the Clork of the Sunerlur Court P. Hall ...... AU 2-0944 now loentrd 411 h i- TVPI8T ami reported for »*Mlptn«nt to thfi Halo Htrt-et nod Hltltup u ill hnvL title of Secretary to C\jn Mf-nilbfiia. N, 4 lur <>?Urt of New f Ji n|U*r, Fiist. acLiurnto typing oC ery I >1 vision, T'nltfH Flntire PortL^ntfi of ealnirs too nu- J rtnoriw will li^ -.lilef rt J. merous lo Hat that will fit into Loth L 83 alter « wilh ttiiuie Jliffht ate- vn Friday, th© ITtli day of n in Una X2yH* *l(>m*? B»d buOget. Call &4 3-X • • • i „ *»r> 1 i*6&. at S:aa a.m. at the £?jTfiCH . Fives' , ^(Jfr-SSSyd b . 4-S-tf Pf liPi^?rds. Newark* Now AlVTH|t;KH takf-n on con ^It MTVP1 THW KAT1OMA1. STA1PI3 BANK SO FIAT I2D0, 333-5794. will t credit manager In redit the Hand-.st-t jt•welry, imnorts, KMKABETH, NKVV JjeitaKT tlon and ehojtpiiigr. Ttn-ep Led- hutirni su^plU^, shells, Trtdiun arti- , U-UeiH. etc;. .Sum* credit or rooms, modern klt^lii'ii, nk-clv i Trustee an uToriiBuid utiil I*rt ochet fl^Sgi^-OS, yard many trees. 7(txl4{V a-fi-tr THRO. R. AURA HP A.M. Civil At'tUn Writ of Bx«uUtlon.' only. $i9,SQ0. 21i3 Till iin P*rrl« PI. IfHttlll ANTIIONV DB CHiai^TB, ptaintm, virAL * Al> c u u |) U i Ail MM4 4U RS MARKBT live- In lnjUBnketfuPr Lu rare for da lit, thrpt--yo^r-ol j, cuok and cl«an. ir^¥ virtue pf tlift abuve*BtatGcl 9,500. 3 b^tlrooniB, 1^ VlockB from I-OHKLL8 HTfsiO 8TI7D1O, TeV$ Wrlle M.B.. ii(»x 60, Short TXUI&. N/J. Writ to ma illrectedf~I nhiilV *xposa "Wa-fthlhttcjii School, l Jvut^f u i_ „ J _t_i-_i-J^ -i-^ -1- I _ 4-1.- ' "JF R by 3 far Sale by Public; VefrJue 1 iu tlio HOWR romn with hivwly flr^phic «, illu- T i: VI'^ltlflM r.lk alteiaitun lady, full Banrtl CJf CIIOBCR FreelluldtfrB M«ot- I lie room. hHcheu hun eat 1 ng MS C'M B Instruction on All lnttrum*nt« or ptirt thin". A]*j>l&" in urrMori to I Room, Srd Floor—tTnian County tv hvnvfti 1 urea: Dtn and screened porch. AU Seiaoni private. Mrs. ItirUprda, JaiH SmUh Mlioji, t liuusu Antu^t in tut- city of —-tiery! Taylor Beautl f ii 1 yard, tack yard i:i7 Cpiiti-ul Ave.. Westfloifi. i, K- J., mi Wei1tu>Hilfiyf I hp f&nofno ill J'UUf aiul boln-H: hi th* T^vn i>f w««l* In the County of Union, ^ fcuuMr him built-in bur, lJKA."UTlFin.jijY • !••-• Vi-lll^i .!••«!• tl p Call or Write far Taformntlon IS IX City wal.*>r JJIUB F i intl MlufEirup 41i 21 Alu, ISacIld Ave. AH 3-433T fla;; a >v( Pk, HPIB'1 nnSiiKT at H iinlnt In the -AN'U CS ^N. rrlticlvulH uiily. fhroii Convert C oririiii.. . 5-6-tf HUrly Mno of DQIUUI Caurt, tun i PliihiM uii'it. l SRSor f<»et nui thw k^H(p|-ly from if i • f- GUITAR UH Intf-iHi^L Uuii wil h the north- weulerljr HUU1 line nf nurlun Himrt: ATTBACTJV K 1 j j Cu*l In dHKiruh i1 JI y w»i k, iimity f rinK^ ln ni llt * UI«-IM -' from HIIM )*t^-|nnlng point 3,300. 0 year* profeimtonnl nnd trncfalnjc hi i>rrii"-€s Nntinnal Sim 4* North 47° 69' Kiiftt 125.1^1 fp>t to n xperloner. < «11 Ai> H~3880 f«ir *r*-- Hank. Phum- Mr- Hi-liun^r, Al> Z- IJoInt; tliRiure Nnrth B!i* 4*r West iiii H|i1ni*t ^ l Interview, 4 lfflilt lift ^^ l-! l| !l ii lid :i. ftft/17 ft'^l In 31 itnliil; th^tioo Snutll V - > V H" F » r • MO *-sa-tf 47H Si*' AV*-Ht iaR.10 fP4»t lo a pultit only. 2H3-4I>22I Orwnn , • • i\} lltllllf Ultll In ih« iicirLhuaMti'Tly linn nf Oorhin p - fl ltA\C|l ranuiitahifi. in ruuii; tiit'mtu Kuuth ay 40' ii3jLMt rimtu. 9 t hiUh fun! TV. tf children. lu>f- nlutiif iiut^l Kld« lints oi Dorian Court lot, 7 r^MHiift, fireplare, 1 l£ 1 m v i I » » > uurii', wi-TiiiifiM n.m1 -rH, AU S-4lfi£t. tisit hH^ 2-oar ft'anig'f1, liascineiit. liunr. Plum* 1*1-1 < to the plai?u oC h*-n ? conbmuniy utiuvvn OtiTivenU in tu 1'lainllold. $3 0,* l us 607 Hurlun Cflurt, A lltimlin— HELP WANTED

. • ••• i Thert+ IH WANTED 044,Ifi mid I bath. V 1 • REAL ESTATE-RENT Vtnn I he Hheilff reserves th« rlffht Lu L huir* CASK FOll MEN'S CLOTHING, rid- riCII. over 25» mnip, full time, Uiljinirri this flnle. ing hntilta, l.i.'ot.H, antlquen, ctirloo. nuiHt know WriiLil^id (iV^tt. "Wtlle IMMACIILATR furnl-iliPi] 3-bfIU'DOTII furniture, brasHware. Klnn«i china. llnx 7Kt i are oT WettUIcltl fi-ru*>m home fur rent hi Clnrk ALTENBURG PIANO HOUSE, Inc. B, 118 Madison Ave. FL 6-245D. ")Hr STATKJ AND FKU- HOOT. — FOIJR t'l n j-THr vaHin, rlry fltnven, npott Wurnial LOTS FOR SALE ilplTifnU homo tlecnraUoiiR, TIO BHALU MOKN8KU. GVNS AP- ^ wllli nrca^iunal extra Putriilnian, IMalnll&ldr UH I a r y E»JlA*gt!D. Wn.I.IAMH, FA 2-tiiVTH, 4 RO-JTOIKl fjOr yuur. s, Timr.r A Nil imlnf trJK'U And ncfoHHOi^ »P IJOII- rnnm pet, rofrisroratar, odds arul 4-13-tf Ojien tu male i-lUKiti-'j, l]jivUi|7 r^fl- I-«T at Golf V.u for \«rxii nmn JIK"^ '2 *>r »vtT, for BATHS, X brtrk s, JO Rubin 1 totul Wuy, t ifl^nrn wit hITI IIvp rnll^rt of Police Taylur 512,500. Call 232-UUS. 8-U-tf L COLLISCTOR wishes to l>uy old coltiB dollvej'.r 4>f tho Courier NPWB, axron. Prjuirtmerit ll^H^iluiirlQru UulMiiifeC. and books, FA 2-7462. 10-3-tr > < i i\n ^vtll UM tu f'lainn^lcl reuUlentH. FEAT TIME—Taiitaqucs pluygroundurs are shown eiijuying their ou H jilniKUiil ]-btu 4 lii'Hl«- r Way. Apply ul Woat- l^rrniAiifMit ai>iKriilntinLkn( to tho PHACTIfAT.Ll J r dny cake served ui the special party lust WILL HI'Y dtU'r moil^'l 4-*lr end <":ir^u- |in»Itlnn of l nti ulrni^n by thv City VACATION PLACES ; linn wagon or mulun, wuHabli? for t 70 2 nt IMnlnd^ld will be eonUit lotted rit'W, haby oqulpniMit, 315; . JJ_J L_ I J "V* up«n tho HU^coHHful cpmplettun o/ riHim (U-IIVLTY pLirpOKiH. Cliovy, JMymouth VR S-4?H. blPB t(i display In llarrytt A Craln, tiitti (He uppUciLiit mwftt mDVT within fc trout nnrl buHS HuhlnE* rne, TlealtorH (4Z Kim St.) office tho i*lty cif Flalndelil u ilhln a it* i^t^il^nt *'iii»- h Ati ftnd IJ03JO^, fiAIlAGI-1 M.*H5—Vrlday nil (hiyaml windows. Please ^nll or write Mrn. pr^rUu] 0t WIJC iTUJiilh** iift^r l\\V RUC- Call 32.2- Hazel Ward, 722V4 Saund«rj> Ave., rc^Hfiil curnnlhtlon of thu three S hvu iinn h nlih . No rnl- of C^ivil ftarvL^i*. Ulato IIDIIHC?. Tren- U"et1 deliver frun; cmr Street, Newnik 2 Nfiw^ JerrteVh :!!—ft rooms, til^ balh. j t tli on (hi- Hilr l*/M. P 2-H25B, 7-2fl-tf «I KUAT4JIIH — IcUal for family fui thor iiott<:e to uptwrtr. Tl^oao not BR*upt Fur rctfrt'Hhimnit Mtanfl. AVflt- HI'LU'MITIILJI who wmilh to \\vi pitrt c*f ailllei! will 1)Q HU uolKltMi. I'ATIO tnblea ami c-luilr^ r;iUan or T n chtui^ [:^H^rvuLi«i], l nlnn l-ounty thr "Jno^t ^Kciiln^-, ffatlHfy I iiKt pwr- 13xKTiiinnIi*Mi^ will lie held Hatur- rFIVK UTuuinlHhtsl n/omti Hinl tt'Humht Iron. Tiill AD 3-KH4 from l'jirk Hy stein: munt hi* Unlun ltiKt anil Bvpternli^r UB, 1U6B at S:30 A.M, firat rtoh|\ at 3J« I^vln^sto st. El to 15, Cu. ri'i-hUMit- >l>,i!y Union On U Uftritn will report to l.ltirritigit»r Available HepL 1 at jiJO vt*r lu'uith. rurlc runiniisttloifc. l'hont 3 ft 2 ^ R 4 » 1 M Lat*». Contact (Hies At lllii'h B<:haol, Parkor Htreet. Newark. HiiMlru*«s uoupt^ prb ftMTiil. tenant Moiniay*FrUl;iyT y A,air lo r* P.M. iiltur. ul 2 Kim Hlrf juovliU'H all utilities, Ni»w CJIHL1 flrt-il 0,800. furnace. Call Ba2-«0«i ^twcni !( jian J A-M. iin*l fi ] .M. ulTtM\ Call AD 3-411P8 TOI: TO stnvR iv

OMAN waiiLtMi tu share iwo lnau room HftriUju .apart HUM it in WVst lt!U cmnilllon. AT) li-I^ flcltl. CJff-BirL^I parking- tall a;ia un-r r> P.M. SERVICES U NEED S515 Atlor AUK. 1(1. I-AT14;n uliI fasti irnca cMltm; fan nml HAllWMv—Clan U? ii apii rtrnt'U t, uilli 1 wno'le-n blticlcp. $4%; rnnrlil^ Orn 1 ruoiii, Iwt lltinr, air WJLSII Kinl^. 3-1"; Mrt-i^^*'^ i-rnn^. IIS; t Inner. luM*t :unl U'IUMI M'Iri-tton -'pf-n rl *BLDG. CONTRACTING '•BLDG. CONTRACTING Tailoring & Alterations •• eh Irnn ju*tK nTHI kptt th. n -MODERNIZING -MODERNIZING U A VII A l/I — Iicryt Taylor J hall vnvU, iJX; imir nT fltiiall itirul, U'uUii'r, mul Unit \vi;sn'. GID0YAP—At Franklin playgroLiiid last week ana of the special events Rint WII^IH. iS; fanfT vvtrl^-r ri-rn K'J i:ttim. PATCHES a uc—Tlily Knltfl Aiiuurul. Dl Kim uir?r $i!i; iijilsley KIIIUVI, 11 D ; \n\\r Kt., VcHUleld* N. J. Sa2-fi651. was the pony ride held in conjunction with the other events during ROOMS FOR RENT jcihfl: attic roum.% CICH- walk a. st^pa, porches, I nml Aci-t'i-n l ^.11 type* of cetiient work. Self em 8-6-tf |iit null f-n St;oTOH PIJAIPH* iiliiely funilahuil tiil»hAaml 4 rooni room in prlvu Us humu fur L^nrh^r 1. V. HI11] inn. or btiBtncHK ivnnuui, KHrlnii i»ri W- 6-6-tf If'tt^H. Vt ry niiivrrilont location. Cull SHOP • TREE SURGEONS LEGAL NOTICES N. J. — • -•—• KS!>-E84K after i> KM. or wtoiec-ndft. rM- ASPHALTING LO f Unisni. intuit* on tliii HlxtufMith ROOFING & 5ID1NG lvpwnyn nml N KRAUTTER TREE EXPERTS lay oi -Inly A.IK, llHiii. upon tins JOHN Ni:i,I.IM(l & SO.Sif H OH I*ltOt"i:SH10MAI- rii r for <-ui ijiplUatl^n ut tho undnralKTUMl, iiH CONTRACTOR 1>OVAM) O. KKAtlTTER, 1 MAX—TruiiBf^rrptl tu Luwn anil <1^- Pui-Hiiunt to liics onhr of MAiiY C. KX*H!LLtflX Ol ttlti OStUt^ t»f HUM (li " 2,900. <'L Inxuri^ns hrrl-Hlttlsiy oonnp, Slilltiff, nutters. T-paaorB, New JPint-r Certilled Trpe Kxpert KANANK, Kurt»KHl.i' rJf |li& tenuity with ilt- K. I *rlvate cnlranot1 nrr Tiepalra. Joba cover«x A lurnnco. uf July, AAht MSO. U|HMt lli^ aptill. 1'iur, Thin t St. WeatfleltJ 1 l ui repairerepairedd AI HO H l»v wlV*JJJ In (lir rr'«NU- *v iilfIrmufiHrd tn-I U-f nh i tin nHI Ir Xrlninis motttli* Hmu rtl 'Jtiion - 1^ i ADAMS a-3S14 i 1 1 1 1 i rn, PitliM In 5CHMIEDE TREE EXPERT CO. i.li*tM'»H' 'l to 1 x h Lhlt U> I1:LUJ nr wulrt nr^i. ! , m th'-y will vat *> hoiiu% t!i utKiiiii!L (Hily, 3 3-33-tf tin- ^uliHrr ilu r miller oath nr afll r- 'H'i-vi r burrfMl fr<^^l JUUKIM nt in^ :iG2 Umiiplclf Mndvrn Trvv Hwtrlce Lilt r. 8-6-4L Btnte Crrdllril Trre Exp nuit IUIL Mulr rlaiiu^ and ^ln niamlw vi-nvt'iin i-,' tlit- KUIIIC a^filnwt tint frrnn-1, 51 h fl^r-r. -^luto ul* MI id lU-iviw-tiMl ALTERATIONS AND ADDITIONS within HI_\ ntU.H from tin; ihitt> ^f AN, kll- n.n<| Hfc 1 till1 ^. I't- ^ IUHI it*mr rlns- fi-E-tl H^hl MHl*-r - tiny \v 111 b* lorowr "IK..-., • OFFICES FOR RENT • MOVING AND II Trnpia j*n>RtMMitl ti w ur ti'virw r- rt\ Attonuy urr AP mill »nlli Ilrmortrllnie GENERAL TRUCKING THIS ID HBCEtVl€lD the Hjum* ujfiiii'ifli; Mio KIIII- 744 Uri Hi. BPACB r*i»n IIKNT NBW Jtiraey Certified Treo I2x[»ert MAKIK f 1IMNHV, Tiret finnr. nir conditioned, k ANTIQUES Ciirnentry Maaimry ISO per month, M[:niAM< AI. STl'MI- ItlJMOVAL 7L IM aiAi \iniri; ujit:n!i Mil t linn's fi" Ir I'l, T-71HHJ nM i»r „„. KTA'iE TRAVEL A IC \ in 3 ALLIED VAN UNES PiltilU? Nntiri! IH tMUrby ^ivt-n tlsilt i! RO1ITH AVF3, AI* 2- 12-12-tI v lilt", K. J, Mil] 3 l\r\ IIJTH MS f Ml If i\\ ^ W"^ t ** |);ISH

""i telo- Si|uiu]t nl Kln FULTON 8-3914 Kf+UUL- of UAUl* A, Ml-nUtll-ty.

T»wn Clt-rlt a^rvlce, For Information Avi'r ut rrn S. ANDERSON DtGGG CATERING SERVICt p]pane cull Mrs. Walali. AD 3-3701 "7 NnI If P lu liuinby y i ven t lisit tUr AN (ntinxANCK TO ,\3II:M* TMI: AD 2-6900 3UiiU: ATIMI []UII^ nf t'niin or THI-: ro\v\ or WKSI- 10-S-tf - TOnJuy your ^MJUBIB wh!U J , Thu NHttnmil hint*? mm.ii uv viihfM, AIL riru: tn. HKNTA L HUIIP, CARPENTER-BUILDER Van t-'Ifi Lorn I anrt fi(*r*e your pn rty. l hfme 232 1 I AIiKH, mtllH AMI (U'T- in HIIiJill jvroft'MBUiMa I p fl* MCIVPTI* 4-U-tP 2 nnd UaiNB&Iin after 7:00 P M'HHOI liy T tn 1S-I-I|I1I M ISunU Ml^;i MThnX Til I'lCtf- f*trf*fll |«v MS 01* **U 1 PATHI A M rin rivisf; rrriuEr thMifc "With ui!W cir nf \U\i\ A. MrrrMf, Uki/^tfiftl, IT tens, prune PMTHH mi i\ TI 'hitiriH. Pull IIM for lihv li^irn- rMtJiili'H. i Sin nil r^pnlrs. Im'fc?*' tile rmd If ynu haw' a im.nni: ]Jt'<*|jIwn, In- Hiitllti'rl EMH! ^tuti'r] hy t iu ( 1M Hill- {^IWIIVWMIS WITItI\ 1 1 i; !*-IiSH«; lit t-r ti. UH SE-G108. , JR. r L etL Kin 11 ^liow- ! J^akA re-- f?W*iimt IhtFir, |jarl;li^ un-j, n.llf r t^> * fNJtiiplettt hull1 r'"itiiiiH nrmu-! - i Tirl^, WrNlIlrl.l, ft. ,|. 4- 7-1-Elit tt?v Mi'hlt'Mient tu thi^ Knporlnr {%-nct 1 1 # fa • -m r h •* -it NIMV Ji-r^^y, rfcimiri'i-y- |Hvl Inn, HHii.. l n- 1 Trillin fiiimiy, im Vrl ftiLy, Iti^ li IIU I I \ fJ fMil)[V\M'li VH. 1;t:(1t i:\* il. W t\ t (Tfnr^ii, Fmnlc fl|]^^bran -• TREE REMOVAt 3-6639 My for J17f>. Al-> a-UL'76- Kitlnviiy H: NATTO?iAli KTATJ5 i'\in\, H'lM J •*•; OK MMV JKU- 1 1 1 1 M JIM1 llh fa hfi-r^ —r i r-i -f i 1- 1— -riri-Ti 10 A.M. . jntH! tut t lfii IJ'^^!.! U innr wriuwrli* ' ^i'^-"- ' '"'^ - CO. 2-2G-tr Very HriPfuiitiitiln NKV." FOOD CATERERS b n •••• • for tru^U-o REMODELING & REPAIRS 'trr^c+iFH nnd Ihirnnrn f rlmmrrl '.I'ilK Ili:i'O\ -68(13 • STORE FOR Crllur* IHrinf-rs r t\ rniK : '1000 h- ., ail * 10 I.imT — Sum of tiKM^'Vi vtt-liil15 iK" ^fiifttrnftrtr. Nf*-*Y lawnw tin) v\ \ '• lEj'rind 'FT Kirn SIJJ,, flpin-uxlnntU'lS r 1 itiw\}i Wfi! ti-'S'lJiV, A mt- 1. Jin wii ri n is •"'•^f '•nllniJil^H, All u t»rk t$ Mil run- nf MAItV <\ K r^tunnML rail 2K-0»i!t. 4-8-tr tln> (Vunly Keen F$£E* .8- . J.) UEAPEB. A0G0S? 12 Heart Fund O*erton Camp Pom Poo Onk Harold Lauds Aides For les&ly uf their &me Provides Fun For and Sieve this worthy i the drive. 260 Youngsters ^1! to end Appeal Here York Worlds Matthew J. Bmaldo, Union Coun- trlp to the Now s J. Smith. ACSW. cxecu- ' ty'Heart Fund chairman, today ex- Mn - Palmer tive director of the Wt'stfifld Com-; tended Jiis personal appreciation to munity Outer, announced that with > Or and Mrs. Gerald B. Demarest, As Presides 4j the start of the third and last pc- \Flainlielcl Girl round; chairmen of the 1965 drive in West- Mrs. Charles Hod over 260 of WratHeld's young- j tp;| HlI field, Coiemaa Pi, st^rs enjoyed a summer of Un\ in ;V ll-tiW in a lntler to Dr. and Mrs. Dexna- the New Jersey the sun at Camp Pom Put) Onk Day j 19- Hill- ircst. Rmukie said he was particu- Camp, \ Employment larly grateful tor "the help that you Because of the cooperation of iho • morrow as ! am* otiiur volunteers so generously Watchung Area Council of Boy \ a wrent*y taking an over ScouU, Camp Lions was mock avail- j yesttsroay furnished tti»t made it possible for able to the day camp. Camp Pom ! the campaign to top our 1964 drive" a sales Poo Onk, named by tha late Cbaite Rinaldo noted that the 1965 U&lcn j PICNIC—Fatienl* and stall memixTB at the Children's Spe- Tue sort, wlwsc name was given County Heart Fund effort netted $66,- Co., Phslhower, educator a^id f£trxi«fc) av- trt" Fauan ty hospital • £ouis. The cialized Hospital were (treated recently to all the delicious foods one thorny on Indian lore, provides a biM FaVins by police. zm for the charity. He said the Kirfcwood, Mo..Iti2 usually finds at aa outdoor picnic by their host who annually gives unique day camp experience iov amount raised this year topped the u party but prefers U> remain anonymous, . n- inCacciote PI. near On their new — * THANKS IN KETUKN—The chUdren who are patients at the ChU- youngsters 6 to .12 years of age. vnd wi.3 taken to the previous year's figure by more than HP1 flrt-n's Speci^ti%ed lluspiLal in Wimnntaiumide show their appreciation to In addition to a complete program bv the rescue squad. $5,000. Uii ir unidentified vlt-tdv host by presenting htm with a momtnlo of of swimming, fishing, nature crafts, ! (he occasion, colored by them selves. hiking, cook-outs, the camp's pur-1 pose is to provide an opportunity] for youngsters, to understand and • help each other, so thai, they will) Jearn to like in each other aH that s is good and to respect in each other; all that is worthy. ! Unfortunately Camp Lions has | been sold and will become part of i at the "SIGN OF THE CONTENTED S| the state's highway system. Smiths stated "that the day camp mitfht j have to change its name and be-1 come "roving gypsies." The major- \ Sandwich ity of the campers would not have \ access to facilities for swimming if j STEAKS - -• i it were not for the day camp pro- j WICENT •T- gram. | An aH day trip to the Bronx Zou j was an extra treat enjoyed l>y the RAU *, * youngsters. Camp Pom Poo Onk Is tinder the direction of Ernestine N. floweil, FRESH CUT CHICKEN center's program director and Rich- ard Chiesa, a biology teacher in the LEGS Fan wood-Scotch Plains Junior High BURGI School. Mr. Chiesa has hem with SOMETHING FOR EVERYONE—Nurges and volunteer nide* made the day camp for three years and *ure everyone goi te& si the recent outdoor picnic held for the patients this year has takeju Hie older boys and staff at Uw Children's SpeclatUed !lofip!tal, on three overnight cami> outs. Not Windshield Broken to be outdone, the older girls are Garage Variance OK'd planning an overnight camp out with JERSEY Mrs, Dwight Berrompn. Ebs, MouJitaInside—the Board of Ad- Clay Eriant of 825 North Ave« re- POTATOES - . 49c CALIFORNIA Camp Pom Poo Onk could noi justment Monday night granted a ported to police that someone broke RIPE ea. variance to Harold Burdette of 1131 have been successful were it not for LEMONS the windshield of his car while U the unselfish devotion of time and Maple Court to construct a two-car was parked in tlm Legion parking CANTALOUPES garage on the property. The vari- valuable leadership given by the vol- lot Tuesday night. unteer staff, lie said. ance was required because the lot Try our new Home Mode Bologna from our own kitchen does not conform to the zoning re- Special mention and recognition is BTBAKHTT 3G«RB0tf WHISKY quirement of a minimum of 15,000 Vacationing? Keep In touch with the given to Mesdames ttulh R. 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Vogt is stationed at Miss Carol Wright, daughter of Brook iamumnct' the engagerneni of Mr. and Mrs. Edgar B. Wright of Canterbury Rd. Orlando Air Force Base, Orlando, their daughter, Karen Marie, to Jo~ The couples' bridge groups will Judith I.ynne Walker, daugh- [ Robert D. Sif Fla, 131 N. Euclid Ave., was married seph C'haries Stracuzzi, son of Mr. r5 Saturday to Allan G. Drew, son o/ be entertained tomorrow night at the ter of Mr. and Mrs, Charles F. 12 Boulevard re urned and Mrs, Joseph Stracural of 2131 Walker of 345 La Grande Ave., Fan- The Rev. Walter A. Reuning, pas- I Mr. and Mrs, Albert G. Drew of homes of Mr. and Mrs, Wilbur Har- ^ a tV() weeks' ".amp- Gallagher Ave.» ifcoteh Plains. !cy of 212 Lynn Lane, Mr. and Mrs. wood, was married Saturday to Law- tor of Redeemer Lutheran Church, | Canton, N. YM in the First Metho- ermont. dist Church. Dr. Clark Hunt, assist- Miss Olson was graduated from Cyril Kane of 778 Oak Ave., Mr. and rence Jay Knittlo, son of^r. and and Mrs. Keuning have returned Round Brook Hijsjh School and Tren- Mrs, Ernest Glantz of Woods End Mrs. Jay C, Kmille of Vermilion, Philip O'Br.en of from a European vacation which ed by Rev. Gersld Wright, brother of the bride, performed tlie cere- ton State Col'ege, She is now em-Rd. and Mr, and Mis. Vincent Fish- Ohio. Rev. Clark Hunt officiated at have had as their took th«m to Germany, Austria. ployed as a speech therapist in the er of 2 Kirkstone Cir, the cermemy in the First Methodist Switzerland, Belgium, the Nether- mony. A reception followed at Wash- h'Briens mother, Mrs. ington House, North Pkrinfield. Hamilton Township Public School Church. Westfield. A reception at by who flew toqny to lands, and England. On Monday ihe golf group will the Park Hotel, Plainfield, followed, system. Trenton. meet at the Pitch and Putt course Elm Grove. Wis. The bride was given in marriage Mr. and Mrs. George Bemis and by her father. Maid of honor was Mr. Stracuzzi was graduated from st 9:15 a.m. Mrs. Ronald W. Walker, sister-in- U Wilbur Kraus of N. daughters of H17 Rahway Ave. have Miss Joan Spire of Philadelphia, Pa,, Scotch Ptains-Fanwood High School The tennis group will play at the law of the bririe. was matron of t the weekend v returned from en extended weekend I and the bridesmaids were Mrs. cTnd Pace College. He is an account Tamaques courts at a a.m. on Tues- honor. Mrs. David C. Walker, an- ant with Continental Can Co., New Mrs. Donald Fitter of in Boston, Maes, James Chidester of Rockville, Md., day. The afternoon novice bridge other sister-in-law of the bride, was Mrs. Carl Quesnel of Montpclier, Vi., York, group will meet at the home of Mrs. bridesmaid. Dr. Donald W. Sey- Mr. and Mrs. Charles Rakosny and and Mrs Ray C. Rost of Canton, The couple plan a June wedding. John B. Sozzio of 321 Woods End Kd. mour was best man for his brother- -s, Cliartes E. Eoteler their six children and Mrs. Henry N. Y. Mrs, Guy Holman of 52G Hanford PL in-law. shier, Carol Am, ofDrake of 029 Summit Ave. recently Best man was Michael Duskas of will entertain (he afternoon bridge Mrs. Knittle Is e graduate of the were recent quests spent three weeks vacationing at Canton, N, Y.. and Donald Wright Miss Karen Poole of New York group. The social committee Will Scotch Plains-Fanwood High School fa's £. Shumanof 147 Harwichporfc, Cape Cod. of Lafayette, ind., brother of the was maid of honor. The other at- meal at Mrs. E. A. Thompson's and received her A.B. degree from bride, Stwrt Infantime of Ilamiiton, tendants were Mrs. Joseph Wood nome at 631 Elm St. Assisting her Baldwin Wallace College, Berea, O., Walter T. Mallory has Concluded —Oycncs N. Y.? and Kay c. Rost of Canton, Freeman and Miss Paula Dallas will bp Mrs, D. P. Wclkcr and Mrs,this year. She will teach in the > Sparro, both of Westfield, and Miss b ParkePa r has a rived his three years' European tour of MRS. GEORGE E. KEENEN III N. V., vvere 4he ushers. —Bradford TJa< ,|iriif']i Arthur Annis. Berea school system in September. rd Calfor a visit duty with the United States Army Mrs. Drew was graduated from MRS. JAMES SUTTON HACKETT rriscilla Ann Michulsan of Stony The reading club will meet at the She is a member of Alpha Phi BO- »od, Cal., for a (Sheila Murphy O'Cailaghan) Brook, L. 1. They were similarly and aunt, Mi and has returned to make his homo Dickinson Col lego and recovied her lun- Westfield, is attending the GUissboro O'Callaghan, assisted Father Arroyo Jeannette'• s Hughes in hontr of teers, the shop will be open Mondays, ihe new national as altar boys. They wore light blue State College Fifte Arts Camp. She For Wosrfiold's largest selection of Headquarters for Hallmark Cards and Barrldni Candy pcees. 6 to 8 p.mlt Tuesdays through Fri- soutanes and white surplices, is studying journalism and creative Curtains and Window Shades, shop al days frrm 9 to 11:30 a.m.. and [roin writing and will help put out u news- 327 E. Broad Sfr«et Miss O'Caila^han attended Lacor- P. Stephi ns of 1 to 4:30 p.m., and Saturdays From paper and a literary magazine. Rear Entrance to Municipal Parking lot r daire School, Upper Montciair, stud- . and sons, Joh 1 and9 to 11:30 a.m. She will attend the ninth grade at AD 2-1072 [turned to their ied at the Mangold School in Ma-Roosevelt Junior High where she DRESDEN Curtain Shop Mrs, Albert Quip, the Thrift Shop's drid and was graduated from Mary- I Vineyard, only paid worker, will again be on will be the assistant cdiLor of the 9 Elm 5f., Near North Ave. OPEN MONDAY AND FRIDAY EVENINGS mount International School in Bar-Rough Rider. hand to welcome old and new cus- celona. She also attended Eosemont e of Fresno, Ca. hastomers. 'Is parents, Mr and College, Rosemont, Pa. JUrke Sr. of Chairmen assisting Mrs, Sailer are For- Mrs. WiLH^m Owen, pricing and sort- Mr. Keenen III. an alumnus of St. ing; Mrs. James L, Wescoat, pick- Peter's Preparatory School. Jersey Edward A. Dikz of ups; Mrs. E. T. Roberts, jewelry; City, was graduated In June from have as their House- Mrs, John E. Stirling, costumes, and the University of Notre Dame, He .daughter-in-law and Mrs. Charles H. Hovvell Jr,, income is employed by station WNEW-TV in j Deborah and Su-tax. New York City, lehead, Mass. their Donations niay bo loft at tlie shop ^ C. Dietz is at Lrmy or will be picked up on request, AH After a wedding trip to Ireland, it Camp Drum, N.Y. proceeds go to" Westfield charities. the couple will live in Montciair.

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ani fM'FH THE WESTFJEU> , THUXSIDAV. AUGUST Page 3 William Rodgers Melinda J. Morris Linda Marie Small, Betrothed N- A. Canigiula Sandra Neuss to Study Is Wed to In Florence, Italy Prospective Bride Thomas J. Hirsch Is Married On Aug. 23. Mies Sandra Neuss, Sara Hutcheson daughter of Dr. ruid Mrs. J. 0. Mr. and Mrs. Kenneth G. Pronounce Vows In California NJeuaa uf 215 Ea^-teml Rd., -wili be of 9 Blake Ave.. Crartford, have an- Mr. and Mrs. Clyde C. Hutcheson sailing on thts S.S. CrOftKtitution for nounced the engagement of their Fkiroiice, Italy to participftlc in Sy- at Butler, PaM announce the marri- daughter Melinda Jane, to Paul Mil- Miss Linda Marie Small, daughter Janet £• Shribbs, daughter of Mr. and Mrs, Dryden Small of racuse University's semesler-iiWIsly age of their daughter. Sara Lynn, to ion Stahlmmi Jr., son of Mrs. Paul of Mr. and Mrs. John Shribbs of program for the tall semester of her William Robert Rodgers Jr,, son of U. Stahlman of Wilkinsburg, Pa*. ?93 Sinclair PL, was married Satur- Santa Monica, Cal., was married day to Thomas John Hirsch. son of senior year. Miss Neu&s is & dean's Mr. and Mrs. William Rodgers of and the late Mr. Stahlman. June 12 to Nicholas A. Canigiuia, j list student at Syracuse, a member 762 Clark St. The ceremony took Mr. and Mrs. Robert W. Hirsch qf son of Mr. and Mrs. Vincent Cam- Miss Morris is a scnjyr at Grove Lawton, Mich., in St. Thomas More of Pi Lambda Th^ta, education !ton- place Saturday at the Covenant Unit- City College, Grove City, Pa., wl giula of J120 Prospect St. in SI. orary and wn£»i(knL uf Al^iha ed Presbyterian Church, Butler. Rev. Church. Kalamazoo, Mich. The Rev, Monica's Church. Saula Monica. The she is majoring in elementary etUure Dcnk of Noire Dame, i Tau sorariiy W. Carl Bogard officiated. The re- cation. She is president of Theta 1 Rev, Sherman performed I lie double ception was held in the church so- performed the high nuptial ring ceremony. A reception followed Alpha Pi sorority and vice president mass, A reception followed. cial room. of Pan Hellenic Council for the com- in the garden of ita bride's parenta Mr. and Mrs. Otto Weil Given in marriage by her father, ing academic year. The bride was attired In a while Given in marriage by her fathur. Celebrate Anniversary peau de soie gown trimmed with a .-. -"-'-'"•-' "Jie bride wore a white floor length the bride wore a chantilly lace gown r * r r i Mr, Stahlmao Is also a senior at lace border set with seed pearls and 3own of silk linen with a chapel Grove City College, majoring in ac- with chapel train. Her pillbox ha! Mr, end Mrs. Otto S. Weil of 83 tram and a short Jacket of Atencon a chapel train which fell from the had a shoulder kiigth veil and she Meadow Rd., Clark, were honored counting. He is treasurer of student waist. Her shoulder length veil of lace. Her illusion veil was held by a council for this year, carried whitis rows. at a dmncr party to celebrate their silk linen pillbox trimmed with seed French net fell from a crown of twenty fifth wedding anniversary. A June wedding Is planned. pearls end she carried a cascade of Miss Caryl Swanson of Santa pearls. She carried a Bible with a Monica was maid of honor and Mis* Mt&, Kiiiily Kictitt:r. mother of Mrs. white daisies and ivy. Wvil, v/as Ihe hcisipss. Mrs. Weil cascade of white butterfly roses and DOROTHY MANFRED! Sandra Swtmstm of Santa Monica stephanotis. The maids of honor were Miss Pa- was bridesmaid. Both were simi- was thp former Kctelle Coop«r. tricia E. Whitenight of 731 Lenape larly attired in blue organza gowns Trail and Miss Carol S. Smalt, sis- Dorothy Manfredi and carried yellow roses and white m ter of the bride. They were ettired in nite green taffeta gowns with n>- Engaged to Marry carnations. ILL D. CAVANAUGH MRS. EPHRAIM R. McLEAN III ion overlay, matching pill boxes with Best man was James SrtircMerof Claire Wilson) (Jane Johns Ruckert) a short veil and carried yellow dais- Chotcau. Mont,, and ushers were ies and ivy. The bridesmaid was Mr. and Mrs, Edward Menftedi of Robert and Reggie Shribba, brothers 809 Carleton Ed. have announced the of (he bride. Another brother, John C Wilson Jane J. Ruckert, engagement ai" their daughter, Dor- Shribbs served as altar boy. othy> to Joseph Botana Jr., Bon of The bride Is a graduate of UCLA s Bride of Ephraim McLean Mr. and Mrs. Joseph Botatm of Pas- and the bridegroom was graduated adena, Cal. from Montana State College. Both Miss Fanfredi was graduated from are teachers at Highland Elementary fficer Exchange Vows Westfield High School, attended Un- School und wilt make their home in Shatter, Cal., in September, „ .'.TO ion Junior College. Crantord, and is ; Church was the seE- J.-.W.-.'.-.-.-. •-- .--•;• .•---• .-.-_•.•_•: ;-w :• K-T.v*vvfi r? for the marriage of Miss Jane Johns Ruckert, daugh- presently employed with Kctchum- ,lairc Wilson, daughter ter of Mr. and Mrs. Wallace Ruckert Jersey Div., Inc. Irs. Richard 0. Wilson of Eastham, Mass,, formerly of Mr. Botana is a graduate of Van St., to Ens. Russell WestHeld, was married to Ephraim Nuys High School, Van Nuys, Cal.t ugh, USNR, son of Mr. Rankin McLean 3rd, son of Vice Ad- received military training in the n T. Cavanaugh, Sr., miral and Mrs. McLean of Chestnut Navy and is currently affiliated with t, I. The Rev. Joseph Hill, Pa. The ceremony was per- Continental Airlines. tisin of the bride, per- formed in ihe Church of the Holy MELINDA J. MORRIS A fall wedding is planned. e o'clock ceremony. A .Spirit (Episcopal), Orleans, Mass., wed nt the Park Hotel. by the ret:Lor, James L, Babcock. A reception was held at the Nuusel Bay Head Antique Shov/ larriase by her father, Inn. Mrs. B. B, Payne, 5»Vi,iV.,i V^I.L^.PV<.Vjiyr; SVVOiiS^ Vnr! •e a gown of silk or- The bride, escorted by her father, To Be Held This Week [till chapel train, trim- wore a gown of white silk organza Harold G, Brown The 13th annual antique** show and ion lace. Her veil was —lion u with embroidered bodice and skirt, sale of St. Paul's Methodist Church, ,h silk illusion attach- MRS. WILLIAM R. KODGERS JR, et finger tip veil attached to a bead- Exchange Vows of Bay Head wil] be lield Aug. 17, of Bilk organza (Sara Lynn Hutcheson} ed spray headpiece. She carried or- la, 19. Hours will be U a.m. to 10 chids, white roses and stephanotis. carried white roses, Maid of honor for her sister was p.m, Tuesday and Wednesday and! •notions and a stepha- •Mrs. Michael Owens of Westwood The marriage of Mrs. Barbara 11 a.m. to 6 p.m. Thursday. Spon- Miss Edith Joy Hutcheson. The Buchanan Payne and Harold G, bridesmaids were Miss Claire Itodg- was matron of honor for her sis- sored by the Women's Society of Esposito of New York ter. Maid of honor was Miss Paula Brown Jr. took place Saturday at Christian Service, it Is held in the crs and Miss Joyce Rodgers, sisters Immanuel Episcopal Church, Wil- taid of honor, MLss of the groom. They were attired in Dallas Spsrre of New York. parish hall of the church on the cor- was bridesmaid for mington. Del. The RGV. Roddey ner of Bridge and West Lake Aves., pink silk linen floor length dresses Edward Burns McLean of New Reid Jr. performed the ceremony. icy both were attired and their headpieces were pink silk York was best man for his brother. —Bennett studio Say Head. Inside 20 dealers from !ih gowns of ice-mint The bride is the daughter of Mr, and MRS, THOMAS JOHN HIRSCH the eastern coast will display and ]inen pillboxes wilh short illusion Ushers were another brother, Mi- Mrs. Andrew B. Buchanan Jr. of and carried bouquets veils. They carried pink sensation chael Anson McLean, Wallace Ruck- (Linda Marie Small) sell fine furniture and many colloc- tmmer fiavvers. Kennett Square, Pa. Mr. Brown is or's items. Outsido oil and water roses. ert Jr, of Honolulu, John Jenner of the son of Mr. and Mrs. Harold G. Miss Linda Garrison of Birmingham, of West Warwick, Poughkeepsie and Thomas Thorn- color paintings will be sold, On the Stuart Holder of 450 Beechwood Brown of Stockton, formerly of Mich. Flower girl was Miss Cinthea as best man. Usher- bury of Rtchland, Wash. Small, sister of the bride and spe-lawn will be needlework tabtcs with tce Murphy, Lawrence PI. was best man. Ushers were Ger- Ytatftald. handmade Items for sale. Lunch- ald Moore of Pitsburgh, Pa., and Mrs. McLean was graduated from Mr. Buchanan gave his daughter cial witness was Miss Beverly Small, 1 maid Wilkinson. Vermont College. Mr. McLean at- another sister of the bride. They con is served daily from noon till 2T \ "'if'? I I w in marriage. The matron of honor -—hurry KiiHtondlck Kim A itigh, a graduate of the Allen Rydinsky of Manasquan. were dressed in white organdy dress- two and tea from 3 till 4:30. The twitrlh t V-/ Mrs. Rodgers was graduated from tended the Hoosac School and waswas Mrs. II, Charles Freeman Jr. MHS. NICHOLAS CANIGIULA Blvd. Island, has been graduated from Cornell University. es with ni!e green underskirts and proceeds from the show will be used (Janet Shribbs) upervisor for MeCalFs Butler High School and Muskingum of Wilmington. William H, Rade- sash and curried baskets of daisy for improvement of the parsonage. College, New Concord, Ohio, She will He will begin graduate studies in the bEiugh of Kennett Square, was best staff in New York. fall al MIT where the couule will petals. u^h holds a B.A. de-teach: in the Gates-Chili school sys- man. tem, Rochester, N.Y. Mr. Rodgers make their home. A reception waa held at the home Best man was Peter Hirsch of De- UnVverslty of Rhode troiL, Mich. Groomsmen were Al- ' :eived his commission was graduated from Westficld High of the bride's parents. After a wed- eiiemc School Muskingum College and is ding trip, the couple will live in fred Oiroimi of Kalamnzon and Law- tl Aviation Officer Can- Christian Women's Club rencq Delta of Gobies, Mich. Special Pensacola, Fla. He is an administrative trainee for Equit- Wilmington. News able Assurance Society, Rochester, To Hold Luncheon witness was John Hirsch. ight training in Corpus The bride is a senior at Western the couple plan N.Y. AfLer a short wedding trip, the Kiwi Club Reunion couple will live in Rochester. The August luncheon meeting of Michigan University and the groom ihe Summit area Christian Women's To Be Held was graduated from Western Michi- Sigma Sigma Sigma TRIDE Club will be held at the Hotel Subur- gan University and is employed as SHOE ban in Summit WcdncsdayT Aug. 18 Mrs. G. Kurt Eutcnhoff of 62S Ray- assistant manager of Corsiglto's Res- The northern New Jersey alumnae from 11:30 until 2. Mrs. Edward mond St, will join former American taurant, Kalamazoo, chapter of Sigma Sigma Sigma so- WOW-Superior training NEAR HOME! Bomm of Mnrltou will be speaker. Airlines stewardesses residing in rority lire hostessing the national The feature, a millinery fashion New Jersey at a reunion picnic. Aug. Judith Walker Honored convention of Tri Sigma to be held NEKT-h JOB TO BE PROUD OF! show, will be presented by Miss Ma- 28. Sponsored by American Airlines' Aug. 14-ia at the Biltmorc Hold in rion Nardel of Yonkers, N. Y. Mrs. Kiwi Club, the rendezvous wiil be at At Bridal Parties New York. Official delegates from fur high school diploma or the sorority will meet with the exec- uimtl wilh superior srere- Polly Cronkite of Florham Park, tlie home of Mr. and Mrs, Anthony Judith Lyime Walker was honored for a prcfcrrwl position in mezzo scprano, will sing. For res-Ferrante of Bcrnardsvillc, A fashion at several pronuptial parties before utive council and national officers. svertising, government, TV, ifl-> ervations, please call Mrs. David show of stewardess uniforms, model- I'cr marriage to Lawrence Knittlc Members from this area in charge en& of fuscimuiiig fields, Ewing of Fanwood, B89-1823. Child ed by representatives, of each era Saturday. Showcrc were given by iire Mrs. William Sabota of Murray two-year courses, Pcraonnlized care is available for children ages of flight, will be featured at the re- Mrs. Elhan A. Uescack, her sorority Hill, assistant convention chairman; placement Eirvjge. Enjny the bflsraoms, colonnade and roof 3 to 5. Mrs. George Dick of Rah-union. and one by Mrs. Ronald W, Walker, from Westfieid, Mrs, Peter B. Pas- Berkeley Scimol's picttirssque way Ave. lias nrranged for the mu- Mrs. Butenlioff was an American Miss Bess Kassingor and Mrs. David chal!, Mrs. Glenn Maffgto and Mrs. sic and Mrs. Melville Beaumann of Airlines stewardess from 1953 to 1958. C. Walker, The rchcursal dinner was John P, Parkinson, Mrs. John Arm- building. New Icrm Sept. 20. Catalog EC. Hidden Cir.,, Mountainside, is hos-She has been an active Kiwi sinco [jiven by Mr. and Mrs. Jay C. KnIt- strong of Fanwood is in charge of /'Wmfc Bus Service Provided tess chairman. that dale. tie. (he gift mart. Prospect I.J.. t^ii Oraii^, U. J. Toitphon* OR 3-124* A., tJsw Vorh 17 « 122 UapU Ave., Whifo Plalni. H« V. Feather-wired, feather-light WATEII BALI bras of snowy cotton that drip-dry sparkling white every time... even to the i

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Fv&nk UeMarcq of 3X5 W. Broad SL '-" •'-•-• •? Aug T m Our Lady of Peace Church, s Rev, Matthew D. Looaey officiated \ Mr, au'J _•'-'.'_'-'-'-" UNOEN • W£StFi£LS at the nuptutl mass. A reception ) followed at Far Hills Inn.

Given in marriage by her father, n ihe bride wore an empire sheath of tir MM silk lim?o and lace with a chapel •>• ••* U&t- irain and a pillbox hat with match- # ing lace find silk veil. Karen is Uw name Mr. and Mr ^ fe •; : MstPPH of honor was Miss Leana ?•• '--. d Suite of m FoA Linen of Latham. N. Y>t and brides- sniftered ior their Ourd maids were Miss Margaret Tassi- SUSAN BLYTK nara nod Miss Lillian Tassin&ro, sls- ter burn July 3!. terB of the bride. They were attired Susan Blyth Mr. ami Mrs. P* W. Dodge of 310 MRS, HARVEY L. GOODSITE in apricot and ivory sheath gowns Harrison Ave, have become Uw *Hope Ellen Bitwise^ and carried roses, paronls of thtfir s<.'eond child, a son, And they should. your children's parents of a daughter. Nancy Eliza- j Nobody fiwre thtafc $ chUdft tt'»^o w «w sHIy, After a trip to Bermuda, the san, to Edward Lafreriski, son tttx'ih. July 20 *n Overlook Hospital, j Have Nuptials couple will live In North Plainlieid. Mr. md Mrs. Edward LabenskS of Hie 'baby is the couples sec-odd. j Jumping-Jacks J3S9 Mountain Ave.t Scotch Plains. * * * ! Hope Ellen Bliwise, daughter Miss Blyth was graduated from Michael is the name Mr. and Mrs. j of Mr. and Mrs. Arthur BUwlse of WeetfteId High School end is attend- Harry J- Ryan of 1170 Maple HilH 5.99 to 6.99 1407 Chapel Mill, Mountainside, was ing Franklin Beauty School in Elia- Rd. havo selected for their second; according 1o size married in her home to Harvey Leon- pbeth. Mr. Labenski attended West- son born Aug- 3. ard Goodsite, son ot Mr, and Mrs. field High School, served four years * * * Charles GoortsHe oC Elmira, N, Y- in the U. £. Air Forca and is now Dr. and Mrs. Frank Volpe of 1840 j on Sunday. The Rpbbi B. Honan employed et Creed's Service Station Lake Av«., Scotch Plains, became j performed the ceremony. A recep- in West field. tlm parents ot a son, James Alan, j tion followed. The wedding is planned for Nov.Aug. 2. The baby has three brothers GUDDLER I! Given in marriage by her father, 7 in Holy Trinity Church. and sisters. the bride wore a silk mid lace gown * * * with a head piece of French tulte, Mr, and Mrs. Stephen Sernancek Ehe carried a nosegay bouquet of of 310 Summit Kd, Mountainside, Stephanolis, white carnations and Sandra Dashiell, announce the birth of their daughter, yellow roses. Carolyn, Aug. L Mr. and Mrs. E. The maid of honor was Miss Lin* D. B* Masterpolo Cwiklinski of the same address are da Bitwise, cousin of the bride. She tho maternal grandparents. was attired in a pink silk gown and * * * Whatever Amount of TIME, SKILL and carried a bouquet of pink roses, car- Are Wed Here Susan Etaine is tlw name Mr. and nations and blue delphiniums. Mrs. Gcorgti Bailey of 272 Friar is required we give it gladly and caurlerf Best mart was Glen Bliwse, broth- Mr, end Mrs, John R. Dashiell of La., Mountainside, have given their er of the bride. 736 Norman PI, announce the mar-first child born July M. Mrs. Goodsite was graduated from riage of their daughter, Sandra Let?f * * * Complete Lino of Orthopedic Shoes ISImira College* Elmira, NL Y, The to Daniel B. Masterpoio of Hotter* Mr, and Mrs, James Carnegie oi groom was graduated from Roches- dam Junction, N, Y. Tiie ceremony Hi Cottage PI. announce the birth DOCTOR'S PRESCRIPTIONS ACCURATELY FILLfC or BuBiness Institute, served in the was performed by Rev. Eugene Mc- ol (huir daughter, Eileen, July 27 in navy and is now employed by the Coy in the parish house of Holy Elizabeth General Hospital. The S M. Herseh Shoe Dept. as a buyer Trinity Church Saturday, baby has two brothers. and manager in Hosenbaurn's De- * * * partment Store* Elmira, Mrs, Masterpolo was graduated the one watch that Will solve all of hff timekeeping from Westficld High School. Bath U, and Mrs. Jan?cl L, Bales, USA, After & wedding trip to California, —John PPMHUG the bride nnd groom were graduat- of EUidkreuznach, Germany, an- problems. AH Proof against moisture, dust and shock* the couple will! live in MIIS. SAVEUIO F. OeMARCO lUk'ii Tassinaro< ed Irom Syracuse University. notince the birth ol their first child, It !• a ml magnetic and never needs winding. Handsome Carolyn Cormantry Bates, on Aug. 163 E. BROAD ST. as well as rugged, It can be used for all occasions. Penny Johnson Wins We will have to want Peace, want 2. Mrs, Bates is the former Patricia At Fiower Show It enough to pay for it, before H In-Greene, daughter of Mr. and Mrs, OPEN MONDAY iVE TIL 9 r Ursula D.-Frase, comes an. accepted rule. Frederic H. Greene of 322 Lawrence Freshmen students at Temple Uni- —Eleanor Roosevelt Ave, versity's Ambler campus held the annual flower arranging show in con* David Stevenson necllon with timlr flower arranging class July 22, Penny Johnson of ADLERS 9912 rtavfilnnti Ave, took sooond prizo Pronounce Vows MANUFACTURING DIAMOND JEWEiESS In "Call of the Wild" made of mate- Daily to 6-sio icrials gathered from meadow, field Wedding vows were exchanged by & FrJ. i end woods. She won third prize In Miss Ursula Dorothe Fnase and "With a Song in Your Heart." Each Davit! Peter Stevenson Saturday In student hi the show was required the chapel of the Presbyterian to enter arrangements in at least Church, The Rev, Frederick E. two of six categories. Christian officiated at the 3 p.m. ceremony. A reception followed m the parish house. The bride Is the daughter of Mrs. Liselotte Boebmer Frsse of Kaiser- slautern, Germany, nnd Dr, Walter Prose of Mains Hhein, Germany. TJio bridegroom is the son of Mr. ami Mrs. William H. Stevenson Sr. ol 651 Gkm Ave, SINGER Given in marriage by her mother, tho bride was attended by Mrs. Wil- lium H. Stisvenson Jr. of Hop^well, Va.t stster4n-}aw of the bridegroom. -ra$^ WiHlnm 31. Stevenson Jr. of Hopowcll wns best mnn for his brother. Ushers were Pmi\ Mason cf Westfield and Francis D« Rendine of Edison, After a New England wedding trip, the couple will reside In Mali- wah. The bride, who was educated in hony Germany, is an X-ray technician at ZIG-ZAGS Pascaek Valley Hospital, Westwootl Her husband, a graduate of West- from i>jtf 7*Jc-- field High School and the Storm King Sclioo!, Cornwali-on-the-ilud- son, N.Y., attended fttirioigh Dickin- "^-v^ son University, Madison. Ho h a Furnace Repairmen f L sales representative* &-*?

Ff Katherme Grttbb of 28 Slonelelgh Pk, was graduated from Florida Southern College Aug. (J receiving Every yearan increasing number of homeowners are being duped the AB degree with a major in his- ther odels from tory. She is a member of Alpha Chi bv ohnnv" f,,rna™ repairmen, who operate under the guise Oniuga sorority. . , E!i2abethtown Gas. Their racket is to offer our sensational selection of a free inspection or low-cost cleaning of a furnace onlv to used sewing; machines! We took »* £T them in trade — put them in top-

notch condition — now you take VT™* C AT I them away at low, Sow prices! . hout consulting your i -. .; .• Gas office! Remember:

ONE-OF-A-KIND '•••' -rr. •-;•- . ••i"'''.---'. Ail Ell^afaethiown SUPPLY LIMITED EUzabRthtown Gas / Repairmen carry official Company's Repairmen come 60-BAY MONEY-BACK OtTARANTEE K\ company identification cards, only when called by you. If nojt complotoly satisfied return In Coafinenfa* When in doubt, call your For All Oitt machine to shop whore purchased for f RIVATE WEDDiHG local Eilzabethtown office. refund of full purchase price. you believe there Is 379-6950 # An inspection by anything wrong with your gas 9 Mo*r?s Ave, (Corner Mltfturn Awl Eiizabethtov/n is always FREE! furnace, cail your nearest Set} t!m ncwost TOUCH & SEW Rowing iiutchino - SHORT HltLS, N. J. tho only machine! that iloes till 3 kituls of sewing! If a "repairman71 requests any ' Elizabethtown office - new SINGKH* sewing macliitins from S&9.5O. Nind of fee for inspection he's Immediately, We will advise you as to repairs or WEDDING RECEPTIONS noS a bonafide Elizabethtown replacement without my charge. new for tomorrow h at SI N C E R SOCIAL FUNCTIONS Serviceman, PIANO RECITALS MEETINGS ;\ 62 ElM STREST Woman's Club WESTFIELD, N. J. OF 310 S. EUCUD AVE. *A «f TI1K COMPANT AD 3-7160 232-6742 Amboy area: 382-3400 WESTFISXD (\\ S.) which causes a clifinge in ^ t J 'm I •• fm H original; I>tm Rt>M.tfr and Bill jsltiffed full <:iijst' Sinitii, representing O ie atlribuLad tu the fi-ee ict t'rewm A P^on can -ake and soda itivtMi out on "I'very groups: milk, vegetables end fruits, 1 • s in doubles paddk* tennis lovvt ns of the we{?k. fcf ruU WBrauttan ericfld Medical Asso- loss of one pound per week. Such a j fM%^:'::: .'_.:••.- vith a candy bunt which was enjoy crxiin. Aniericun Heart As- plan should not be injurious to I" - H . • Tliis week the xoo was at Colmn- •d by all despite I he n\c& to bpal fecussed the dangers health. p-•.;,-••:. 'JUS playground Tuesday ul 11 o'clacV ...'.••• - • I ! the threatening showers. Forlunate- li loato*. PIHNIIII ndividual were to foi- For the bulletin: "Maintaining '."Jiicl ytslerduy the long atit ci|mtrd y I'vcryoim went home with podwifs e dials over a period Normal Weight," write to your sailboat r;icos uory held at Mindo- GOOD BUSINESS—At Uie Lincoln Playground Tulr lsst we**", Jean ist immediate danger County Home Economics Extension waskin Pt*rk, One olh^r big evvnt— Davis II:K1 h«T Bean OufAs ^;inn- IVITL* padjnized by Jamie Vuvuulis, to the heart and cir-Service, 1106 Elizabeth Ave., Kliza- MRS WALLACE G. DOW JR. j we've ull bring awaiting—tlit1 his n.olhfi and K»untlmo)lKT, (MarJy.s Irene Olson J i. iiEth, ot' call 353-5000. • rides will ho nt Columbus to recorded an the fad I can be attributed to FOR BEST KEHU1 TS (Wallace G. Dow WH.SON saJt and fluid brought Tlie VVHson Wildcyls proved \ho\r k oF carbohydrate in Lfc^UER WANT ADS PAV -uipcrioriiy ajjain last wcv\n by briny Aristocrat Photo Studios Is Married in ho-nc their thi d town champian- iliia past Frldny, John Mavas South Dakota riillv Wolff wt>:i the town's n-« i» Living Color double rtartdletennis award. John 1 PORTRAITS FAMILIES • BABIES • WEDDINGS Miss Marlys Irene Olson, daughter Mien wjnl or Vo win tin single? uf Mr. and Mrs, C. J. Olson of 262-13th AVENUE T)ie evenis of Iho week began wi Sarles, N. I)., became the bride of Photography by Corner Bergen St. Wallace G. Dow Jr., son uf Mr. and :i nmps sand castle contosl. The Mrs, WalluCR R. Dwv Sr. or winners wore rtrigtt Ryan and Chri^ U SMITH NEWARK, N.J, Daly. l-H?5t const ruction1 Val llavas Ave, in a double ring FOR APPOINTMENT CALL 623-9488 CALL NOW! pei'fcnnod by Rev. KinUjy KJt- New Jetsey Bell Irelm Au^. 1 in Hit1 Presbyterian -*- -* • — * • - ^ • l"» ™ Church of Wallace Dow Sr.k fathrr of the reHjni, *jas best man. Robert Sar- Glvnn in niarriagu by her pnr-gent at VVeslfield and Gene Lebrun SAtE t-nts, the bride wore a floor length oF Rapid City. S. D., brother-in- gown of silk benugtuizu over taffeta law uf the brldo, were groomsmen, peun willi a Wultoau train attaclictl llshors were William E. Porter of to the waist and an illusion veil Minneapolia, Minn,, and Ray Gib- fell from a Juliet cap. She tiirriad DURING BREHM'S AUGUST SALE! bons Q[ Calvin, N. D,( cousins of the a Bible with white nrthids and &tep- bride. a not Is. The brlda was graduated from the CARPET CLEANING Mrs. Patricia Lobrun, slstrr of of North Dakota. The the bride, was iho honor attendant. was graduated from Rut- -"•- ••', r -m Bridesmaids were Miss Elaine Dow, University, received his mas- mix to mu rav 8c si ft sisler of the groom, and Miss Mar- ter's degree from the University of ..-• : 1 •> Reg. 1O« ilyn Radi o( Fisher, Minn. They wore North D»katn and is employed ruriiH i:rnfl»i»eii will \y rlfitn ..= -.-- 'f.- Mr* in nmr ]|ii)ii<"f similarly attired in crystal a geologist with Pan American Pe i" =.- nr gowns of crepe and lace and match- troleum Corp, by ing petal hats. They carried Following 0 trip to Minnesota, the ._ :¥•,:••' 9x 12RUGS* only $10.75 ret in a bower of white couple will reside in Denver, Colo. t « » fomtly owntd «Inc§ ? ••- .--' %_. L . "_ Uur will iiiuk«- 1'iiUirn ttml itri' texture.

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The choice and placement of a The -classic loafer in colored leath- grouping of framed pictures should Prior to the Civil War, men's ready-made shirts were ers and suedes foas a new-semester relate to the available wall space, just as they came from the sewing machine ,. . feeling: The lassie's the thing \ the 3foe;» oi furniture beneath it, and Pretty feet will look prettier in buck- follow the rules of good bal- and unpressed. We're told that after the war an les, straps for'the litUe-girl look, imce. squat-heel pumps, and a choke5f an area on the floor approxi- mately the same size as the wall The little things count this year. space where ihe grouping will hang. Today, even though most shirts arrive clean in Shoulder bags in neat or stuff-me- This is where you will do your some packages, most men prefer to have their new sfel full packages, small fabric bags with initial trial and error work before matching triangle headscarfs, mad- punching holes in the walls, laundered before wearing them. Those who want to"^ caps for the casual topping In wool VQI E large grouping begin with crochet, the knit set-back snood to one important or key picture and sure that their shirts will retain their "new look" go with bulky sweaters all give a bulk) your arrangement around it. costume-complete look. The key picture may be in the mid- have them laundered at Fan American. Here tiiey CHEAT CAMPUS SENEKV as seen bjrllahne & Company's jcolteg* board members! Stephen Tyre from Hah no & Company's College Board dle, lop, or bottom of the grouping. "personalized" care and are packaged in plastic bugs, K Heftlfield and Vale will rsrurt winter in a ptutfh pile lined stadium coat> Barbara Beck from Scotch Plains with 128 members representing over Arrange and rearrange your sec- and LJ-M, will f»cus her outerwear wardrobe on «ils great fashion-find, "attic fur" coat, Susan Ackinan 68 colleges and universities from all ondary pictures around the key pic- that they look fresh and neat when you're ready to ttom WesUield and the University of Kentucky poses In htr favorite go-go coat wttb its own over America, are on hand in Lheture until you get a pleasing overall College Shops of Hahne & Comtiffed,- suggests ttie Institute. them. If you haven't tried Pan American yet, why d Clothes Set Fashion Pace pany's Newark, Westfiekl, and two Don't spread tlio pictures too far you do so soon? Your satisfaction is guaranteed. Campus wardrobes are stealing j chets in deep dimensions are stockings—these last in mix-and- 7 A.M. to 7 P.M. Monday through Saturday the fashion scene this month, as j for the dash to class. Flat knits, match-with-sweaters patterns and New Jersey's throngs of students soft-woven wools, and lacy crepes textures. Ss,me Day Service at No Extra Charge scoop up their fall and winter win extra credit wilh extra-curricu- Sweaters, the *'must-have-many' "looks." Hahne & Company's Col- lar charm. of any campus -wardrobe! Newest SCHOOL lege Shops in Montciair, Newark, Color everywhere—in twin-pak are ihe shawl-collared eut-away, the and West! it id look—and sound—like combinations and in single bright or baby-dall with tiny buttons on one a busy campus, with the store's stu- subtle splashes—light the college shoulder, the off-center industrial - . L -.J dent College Board members bring- scene, Sparkle blue with chutney, zipper, the poor-boy look fitting F/RST TO tag a delightful enthusiasm to the raisin with staple gray, red pepper over the hips. The crew, V-neqk, "the einiljil new semester's gay new clothes. with navy are lust a few of the new and cardigan are always in demand, Every Wednesday in August, at crafts in color. Alabaster, soft more so now in texture. These over 6:30 p,mlt a different "College beige tones, and lovely enriched pants nol-sO'tanered, witb a nice ease ScenS e W fashion show at Hafatie heathers of etirryr blue, gmpe, and hinting at boll bottoms. Company In Kewark will feature green arc a whole new school of Coats and suits have a new neat- WESTF I EL D College Board members, out of their art! ness; Gone arc the much-detailed eiw gbldUan&white striped shirts and In plaids, stripes( solids, the sea* pockets and buttons. Jackets vary, gold A-skirts, modeling exciting new son's colors mix up beautifully and with a longer, to-tne-ttngertips length styles for the campus crowd. show up in classes full of skirts, the newest fashion, The Gourregcs influence of welt seaming, wing col- Texture is the most explosive sub- coals, and suits. The argyles and +1 ject on this year's curriculum. tartans of Scot bring interna lar, the "sktimy look, is very much Puckered wool jerseys, deep-ribbed Uonal exchange in skirts, kilts, alive. And novelty coats are happy knits, fiwwy pile, quilts, and slacks, suits, and some marvelous studies this year. The raccoon is

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Thp lu:/h.UMht of tN h was Ftemington Fur Company's ticms, to be more luxurious wire day all the way when they present- -day gifts and icrlSifKips wcro giv-j in;; wus a Hnibo oo»itcst fed by Mrs. IIH lined with fur, ) Ui win by itig '"Our Pavoriit! cn Qitl to every playgrounds whu i Linda Maputo, a real Umbo expert. ed their new winter collection of RaouNCarUer or Paris showed j Things/' Mannclla won ihe,had ht'lpod ai flu1 fair. furs recently, Hemuone Gwgold. in- j many designs, aueh as a broadtail e Preston a«d BFUC^ >ena I iy wiili hvr violin A hrruiik party wa^ hekJ Thurs- sued Jtffcr&ou at the ternationally famous stage, screen i and fox aakte length evening coat of '"Wuy Down Upon the and TV star said, "on with the ynd a Russian ermine jacket trim- ctay and iibaui 25 "tool eats" clamvd tourney hoFcl at Grant, Al- River." Fatly Hau&or did ^ to tiw? slritins of mi: tlioy didfsl win, they made show and this one proves furs are a mod with y wide expansp e of jf a baton routine and W&K t\w, third L girl's best friend." M^ic, The jmriifi- phiys to uphold ief mink. Flemington's awn designe r in the show. Other partkri- pants hictudod Gus Rt'txlaff. Mary I There were coals and jackets for showed, among many other wei'c Jimmy and ISobby Nt'iH, KUfn Brehm. Mitddie SchoUm^-yer, tbe direction m all occasions from fun furs, just a ddue one piece dress of Alaska 5 Francine Brenner nud M Minks in all colors, both jackets second and Mary Ellen Saxton, a newcomer to the playground, was and coats for daytime and evening, ...... J Taylor including i pink mink trimnied with third, Mary Ellen just moved to SPINNING WHEELr-^oel Jordan stands by ihe wheel of fortune which 54 Elm Str«et jewel banding, broadtail, ermine, Westfield this past week. he opernUHi «t Uvc Washington Playground Fair last The boys competed in a soCtball IS PARKING A PROBLEM? throw for distance Thursday, Due Wednesday, boys' and girls* check- day, 25 boys aiid girls tried their to ihe many participants, the contest ers tournaments were held. In the skiJI and balance on the board. The CAU was divided into a junior and senior girls' tournament Peggy Hogan was record time, 5 minutes 9 seconds, division In the senior division Guy firsi: Rita Polese, second; and Rob-was scored by the winner of the 1 ADams 3-0662 — 3 — 4 Christmas placed first with Kevin in Griffiths, third. Other girls who hoys senior division, Paul Herron. Bonner second and Sal Veila third. participated were JsH Griffiths, Carol hi the same division Jim Ellsworth In the junior division, Johnny Bru- Pryoi\ Nancy Wilson, Ginny Chlan was second, and Jasper Furhman, Businessmen ftetta was first and Warren Graves and Judy Townscnd. In the boys' third. Frank Wells was first place second. Thursday afternoon Glen senior division BiU Dcnnchy was winner in the junior division for Geycr represented McKintey in ihe first; Leo Mansueta, second; and boys, and Billy ElLsworth and Mike make lunching paddle tennis tournament Mark Herton, third. In the junior Giordano were second and third. In Friday morning our softball team di vis ion Paul I toff man was f i rst; ihe girls' senior division, Peggy Ho- met wiih Grant in a game which we Martin Wyaa was second and Tomqan was first; Diane Chewey, sec- here a habit won by forfeit. In the afternoon, Moran was third. Other entries in ond snd Carol Pryot\ third. In the our weekly Kooi-Aid party was heldt the tournament were PiUne Stenton, cjirls1 junior division Barbara Ger- ending the. week on a high note. The Vlnno Mazza, Gary -Malta, Charles rity was first; Jilt Griffiths, second highlights of this week ore the sail- Vella and Kevin Bonnor. and Mary Palosils, third. Ifs only natural thar they boat races, the handicraft exhibit Tlmrsday evening was "Decorate JEFFERSON should i Prompt service while and the badminton tournament, TEENAGE Your T-shirt or Sweatshirt Night/' Jefferson's fair profits wore used you relax and eat our delicious We opened last week on the Teen- The boy with tho bcsl decorated T- lo make "Everybody's Birthday" a age playground with a boys' soft- shirt wjis Leo Mansucto in Jus 1942real success. The parly began with food. Try us soon. feothatt shirt, and Jill Griffiths in a pony rides for tho children ami end- ball game against Jefferson play- 4 ground. The Jefferson boys beat the 'Hot Hod Harry" shirt. Other out- ed with ice cream and cake for all. Teenagers 5 4. The boys who scored standing entries were Robin Grif- Birthday relays were held through- runs for the Teenage playground fiths, Carol Pryor, Joan Coukos and out the day with the teams being Paul Hoffmen. divided into the "presents/1 the were Jasper Furhman, Frank Wells, 11 OPEN 24 HOURS DAILY Milton Christmas and Gist Johnson. In the Bongo Board contest Fri- "horns, and the '

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HANOV ROUTE and inlerest in cud Miko Page THE WSSIfttELB f the week was wert designed by Ihe children. The To end visited Jefferson Friday eite. On Tuesday night. Grant play- wait patiently in line for their turn best dancers. of -soda pop, me that al] the ed wert' Billy Mulhote, Colleen Mc- to jump to the rhythm of "Sea Sbi'Hs. bags of five to suvqn year aids made brace- Tin* children listened to j ground lield its fair and the receipts Candidates for paddte hair sickle slicks. Guire. Dorothy KOriork. Susie and moraing- Cockle Sheik." Careteyn Krauze. Sean Murphy, lets oat of wooden biod;s and ; about a chimpanzee, of the attraction totaled over $54. •foe Moniger in singles and sized pom to chips and e/mdy raccoons, P skunk, and a mon- The booth that collected the most On Tuesday afternoon at 2 o'clock S»i«h and Jeff SU*an. (toubi^. Katie Murphy, Charlte Bryan, Kim Jefferson's soft ball (cam bar attd bubbtagum prises. Preced- Attendance at kvy, atwi then were allowed to touch money at tbe fair was a refresh- over 200 children swarmed over the , tribute CMS to Joe for pacing ing ihe feast various races and re- Sdimidt, Kenny and Mark Ciaroeca, this week to Wilson by a .score of is still hirge in J .UA^L V^H_J".VB V 4U1 I J-L BJ I several o( the &mmi\i». Lincoln piay- stand run Rich Deacon, Bot> playground for "Everybody's Birth-j ^ctmd in tne town tournament, -e held and there was also tioning ; ^^^ i i -1|lA Kroimd was Jefferson's guost, and stein and Bruce Slaff, day/* the children wore separated j * rjse eV loudest song was the l a pants in Jefferson's activities. winners of the doubles were Mark first to receive cake. But before the » Chei King, 1 T f wntt.i»rful Tatnauues teom. The score TAMAQUES N ovacNe and Mike Dome. Mike cake was served, ail the . Bill England and Bruce J«- also won the singles championship joined in together to sing "h&PW | was 6 *o a- il»s the Men "Let's li&ve a Parly" was the ltr the playgrousd. In the afternoon, birthday" to each other. ' U and 1. Our only loss was to Jef- 23 children batUe cry at Tama^ues this past: traveling too visfed our play- ec-al er plate they found an item of food on the plate. The MEET YOUR FRIENDS object was to see which learn could clean their plate first. Event three AT was a pie eating contest, Each birth- presents a fashion show: day month chose one person to rep- resent the monih in the pie eating Jarvis Colonial Dining Room relay. The individuals that won this "The 1965 look for College relay were Danny Macdonald, Kevin McGlynn and Ken Jacobs, Complete Sandwich Luncheon Following the gam.es refreshments 90c Thursday, August 19th of cake, ice cream and watcrmellon Urn1 ^^^H ^^^^fir were servedr The months lined up according to the points they won in Complei© Hot Luncheon p.m. the games. The lirst In line was $1.10 August, followed by July and No- vember, The Patio, upper level,, On Friday morning a soEttoaU Special Family Dinner game was held with Washington playground. The final score was 4-2 Thursday Night, $1.65 B.Altman & Cpv Short Hills In favor of Washiagtan. A younger hoys team also ployed with a final Children's Dinner, 95c score or 3-7 in favor of Tamaques. If It rains, the show will be Friday afternoon a "beach party" presented in the Club Room, penthouse level was held at Tamaques Beach. The Fountain Service Also following beachcombers or teams were SEndy Hook, Sea Bright, As- Aflent lor bury Park, Point Pleasant, Wild- Russell Stover Candies wood and Cape May. The games consisted of relays. The children participated In ihe shell collecting relay in which the winners were • • • Wiklwood, Cane Mny, Sandy Hook, all-weather eoat The wavu jumping relay was won by Semdy Hook, Sea Blight and Point 6 0-12 14-20 Pktasant. In the surfboard relay, WiUUvootl. Sea Hright and Sandy 10.90 15.90 17.90 Hook were the winners. Then the children enjoyed pony Wateff repelleiit po{>lia m a rfde-s provided by Mrs. R. K. Spaeh. mutod pjakl * •» split raglfin model wilh This is tho third time Mrs. Spoch center vent, fly front and flap pockets. has provided ponies at Tamaqucs playground and she was presented Fi*y , Kip-out lining {including tlio with n girt by the Tamaques children uleevtrs) of orlon acrylic pile* in appreciation for all the fun she ;-•;•• a has provided this summer, Boys* Shop, Temper's Secontl F!oorf A bounty contest wan lick! on the black top boardwalk. Prizes for the FJainficM tknd Short Hill* Mall fctlawing wore awai'dcd: Best swim suit. David Shaw and iLsa Di Ha- WH£H VOU poli; prettiest eyes, Gall Jacobs; in this WISE buyers quiet BUV YHIVT place.. finance through THE NATIONAL BANK POOL

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•••• AUGUST it, reach for, al- By Al Smith ness, we : THE WESTF1EI LEADER WITH ALL WITH ALL WELL WORLDLY JUNIORS ENDOW L like, ENDOW FRED W. KOKE ff" llon,;. nlhw commandment THAT'S FINAL, BROTHER - 7 no summer resort will I stay, the WitSwui Him, That a Director of Play : 14-00 per In «{$ that because America is what she is we have to give havvn to the man and to his expressions Where Extra Convenient Service Is A Fact Not A Promise" on federal spending-. especially under a. set of rules (University Hules) which are so broad in. their application as to permit such situations Lo arfsu. Maybe these rules should be changed. 1 >$ $$$$${ • 'J-i Vehicle Condition Jioro is no evidence to'support such LETTERS TO THE n claim, The lottory, therefore, is Vacation Driving EDITOR not and will not serve as n substitute ' • ^ • i • i for a broad-base tax. In the opinion Planning a long vacation trip? of.some, it can only servo to divert All letters to the (.'illtor must the attention oE the people* the legis- *.' If so, makesure that your-car is in good mechani- bear q signature and a street lature, and the govumor from tho cal condition, before your leave. Vehicle break- address, both »>! which will be immediate nped for a solution to authenticated prior to publica- these financial requirements. . '. -L '", downs are dangerous, says your New Jersey Division tion. FRED E. of Motor Vehicles. They «an cause accidents, and In dosing, let me thank you on I • • . .. FEDERAL they can spoil your fun by forcing you to lay over BREVITY IS ESSENTIAL. behalf of the We«tfii?ld Jnycees for iillowing us to make our position NO LETTER EXCEEDING 200 «1*M Tftt, INC, for repairs. WORDS WILL BE ACCEPTED. clear.

1 For maximum safety, have your mechanic check No anonymous or unsigned DAVID E, COLLINS, V-- \ your tires, brakea, steering-, lights, windshield letters will be considered. President. Wcslficld Letters must be written only Jayceea wipers, horn, defrosters, and exhaust ayatem—at _t .- least a week before you leave. Thc;n, if your car on one side of paper and prefer- needs repairs, your mechanic will have time enough ably typewritten. Poetic Note *, to do the work properly. All letters must be In DETERMINATION V-j In addition, make sure that your car is properly "Leader" office by Friday if they are to appear in the follow- equippBd for a long trip. Check the condition of your ing issue. lYv\o& shores . , , -':'• - spare tire, and make sure that ib is properly inflated. Tantalizing curtain, The "Leader" reserves the Inscrutihle shroud. Don't forget to take along a flashlight or car emer- right to reject or edit any letter gency light. Make sure that you have the basic tools conform to "Leader" usage. Sens for minor repair*—a working jack> a lug wrench, a Pound strident chords hi rauring fury . . , screwdriver, a pair of pliers, and an adjustable "Overwhelmed* wrench. Off-key—floundering. Here arc some other items that enn make your Editor. L^dor; ^^ ^^ tQsfi _ trip safer and easier; Good Hiin^lnsses to protect In your Juno 24, 11)05 edition, you Froln ,„,. e||m,1JMj of snore> carried an article stating Hint the DeUu-miiied, receding more- Y your eyes; a couple of rug's to wipe off your wind- Now Jcracy Jnyeces were uirutilat- ou should SAVE at First shield or clean up after a tire change; a first aid ing petitions directed toward pine- kit for minor injuries; and a set of up-to-date high- ing a elate-wide lottery proposal on way ranpa . nuxt April's primary ballot. This gathers strength, YEAR First Federal has always paid High Dividends with same article said that "the New on in ... l. Last, but not least, don't forget to have seat belts Jejsey ,1aycet>s voted overwhelm- installed if you don't already have them in your car, ingly in favor of a sliitu lottery." The few seconds that it takes to fasten and tighten Thn purpose of this letter is to Svv. your seat belts, can save your life, oi1 prevent seri- make clear the difference uf opinion Taps shore just once— 2. in tills matter between the Westfield Tngn shore one was takon lost spring. Wo vot- Thank You man suffering. The work of the committee, h& add*, t-i\ nHHlnst llw lottery proposal llicn, 4. lh9 ioth **«•«* is "to see to" the application of the Geneva Conven- cimlimtr to oppose it now. und do not Eriitur, I^oad^r: •""• hilenid to circulnto imy petitions in Oit behalf of the members of thn tions in time of wni- or armed conflict find to work town directed Lowurd placing if on UroHlcr Woslflold Koction, National as an intermediary to aid victims. The.se Conven- the April bullul. '-ouncll of .Irwisli Women, I want A convenient Savo-Bv-Mail nlnn :E «« i t d tions, which have been accepted by most nations, 1 to expiosr, our approcintio-n of the 5. Parking at bo,h our o«kes int* !>riofly cxpbln sonic of tht i'Oio lii*,^ Westfiplfl lender hns play- Including all the major powers, provide for the pro- impoiUun reasons for our etl this pasl year in tlw success of tection of civil *md military victims of war. sick and eition fwliich in fairness 1 rrntst uui1 f-fniujiVi juijvit TV;IK nol adopted by an "ovcrwhohii- wounded on the battlefields, prisoners of war in NC.iW unmrn n11 OVlT tlip C'Lllin- DRIVE-UP 'oto». Konie of yur mtrmbers !i> jiivr foiiiilk'SH 1lout s of vohint*'f»r enemy bunds, and the civilian populations in enemy 1 1 a lottery lo IK* mnvnlly linn.- In tnsurt' tin. growth of deinoc- occupied territory. . Othnrfi fee I t|ial it dues iiuL niry nni] innnnn wWfnrc ;il hunio croiiomie MtMwe—Ihe [nairm- it and oi-ei'sivm. Wt.' in the ltK'nl area DERAL prr.diicrt-: comew to n ct i^sJinik' mw iU-(\\c.1 J I ion fo ihiM pi-n- m\\ of tii" Wtlter Uppmnnn UTKCK: "Whether wo arc deal- t'h'*v ILfouiJi pnrl JHpMion in ] com- n (lfiiij!rroiis "pir in !hl' :-ky" 'h to the MjSiMiuit uf New Jrr- li^nHil^^uriras mon problem which in crucial mid front nil for ;ili tin; x in our IfitiK esNtli- 1«5O Elm "s r^sjrui fhijini'ial m't dsb N» ni.'t. l^inn't! Jewish many things we are undertaking. IL fa to find gov- I cry in thLs Klntt^ JUJ nuiltfi' how roiiiiniinhy ami tn-t L't'cssfnl. ran ,%rTl», rll ,. ,, , . ernments* chut we can support which art* t'ts'isniiiibly 1 111' hlKUdfi ;, )i;ibysifffi- training even cfiino etosd, The prnponnni« Mountain Av«. Mountains^®, honeftt, efficient find progress! vo> and art; tnmted by r-oiir-Kr, shitty j;n,M ti lfpaiu*y do tint rlaim I|I:IH it. will. thdr own people/' or if Mioy do. ihry ^huultl m>f for of f tin Binns, who rasde bis THE AUGUST U, Broadway debut in "Ccfcmmaad De- Now at Strand is givefi at the pool each g In his new paattan, Griffin will York. vision and as general advertising ers cision/' «:&* co-slar with Mm Con- f an enrollment of mare titan 1,000 Griffin Appointed vise tin; telephone company's Griffin, a graduate of manager. way us *Doc.' Some of Mr. Binns' d advertising program. In addition, he credits include the films "12 Angry fxtiveraily, Joined New Jersey Bell Ho served && a copUui) ID t&e Olympic will have a n^w circus 1 will be tn charge of the firm's art in 1946 «i & student engineer. He Arniy during World War II. Be is a «y Men," "North by Northwest," "Com- mt Monday, featuring the Three j Asst. Vice department and community relations 'Judgement at was appointed public information member ol thtz Advertising Club of of tele vi-; f | Talows, perch aoriali&te. Simpson's Frederick J. Grifitn Jr. of manager in 1957 and a year later Jetsey, the As*i«UiadoH of N&- vgf" "Fail Safe" and "The Amer- | wild arimai act also is an the foill. Robert My son of Madison a all ibe past Uff« years icariizalioa of Emily." field hes been appointed assistant accepted a position with the public Adverlisers, the Westfteld Ten- • onn -Thee Nurees, I'he current free show has the H11- f vice president of. public relation* for Grlffiii us gcnei'Ltl advertising relations department of AT&T. He nis Club and the Bucknell Alunini ne Back Little Sheba" will be i th . itn aerial at t; Tiebor's the New Jersey Bell Telephone Co. manager. H# was previously news Association. He is marrtefl, has two ~ under the direction of George Keath- returned to New Jersey Bell in 1961 Mill Playhwise pro- erf seals, and the Tenners, Australian He v;as foimerty general advertis-service supervisor for the American un-d served as division commercial children and lives H 6 N, who master-minded the Paper and whip ing manager. Dr. igs "Come Mitt's recent 20th anniversary pro- Telephone and Telegraph Co. in N«w manager of Ibc compuu^'s Essex Di- duction of Tennessee Williams' "The Glass Menagerie," continuing ta en- joy a fruitful Broadway run. The production of "Come Back, Little Slwta," currently rehearsing in New H€H York, is achedutod far a two-weeks run at the MHlburn theater, opening « 'AD Mondaj evening, Aug. 16-

TUESDAY iVow? of Riaho Cerit&v "Von Ryan's Express" currently Playing at the Strand Theater, Plainfield, was filmed on llu- run from Rome to the Alps. It stars WM4t, TOWNSIND Frank Sinatra and Trevor How- ard with Raffaella Carra in her Crocodile tears? No, \ film debut. real ones — if his furni- ture is moved by care- Olympic's Pool less, cut-rate compa- nies. We guarantee JOHN K. MEEKER, Inc. Draws Throngs careful handling . . . 1100 SOUTH AVE., WESTFIELD AD 2-8717 Thousands arc flecking daily to a speedy service. Phone at H(J A million gollon swimming pool TODAY. which, after nearly 40 years, still is j HITS! one of (he biggest in the world. The j NOW—SUMMER STORE HOURS: pool at Olympic Park, in livington and Maplewoad, was constructed in the 2Q's and is renowned for having Weekdays 8 A.M. to 6 P.M. purer water than that from North Jersey drinking faucets, Sundays 9 A.M. to 1:30 P.M. John Wayne as Admiral Rockwell The mammoth facility rarely reach capacity attendance, even with Torrey anA Patricia Neal as Li. NORTH AP7 T, Maggto Haynes appear tn Otto this aummer's restrictions on home Premlnger's "In Harm's Way," a pools. Us water, Incidentally, comes UE5. MATINEES Paramount release now at ihe Hi- I nun artoisian wells on the park's upy Sales alto Theater. A robust drums of own property. JTTLE BEARS" war, H to also a penetrating dc- Red Cross swimming instruction pJclion of human beings caught up THE BEACH" in a critical moment of history daring the attack on Pearl Harbor. 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TRAVEL AGErJCIES — also — i SAMOSET LAUNDRY Phunei AD H- ATIAS ELVIS PRESLEY GOODWIN MOTOR »O1 Souih Avc. "W. THE TOWN BOOK STORE SERVICE, INC. LAUNDRY — DRY CLEANINd TRAVEL AGENCY, INC. "GIRL HAPPY " BOOKS FOR ALL CORP, Paperbacks "Drive-In B«rvW OPEN DAIL.Y 9 AM ta 6 FM —ITO.VTL'IIH PUKSKM • Greeting Cnrda Oaah aud Carry Saturdays 0 am ta E pm Nurlh Are. STUDEBAKER • MERCEDES BENZ • Rental Call AD 3-6100 <,;iri Happy" HiLLMAN « SUNBEAM 519 Souih Ave, V/. SATIHIMV . - . AUTHORIZED WESTFIELD "O* Buuth Avrt. at TriCIa fn i:nM: CU' ONLY Sales Servic* HAUTJWARB -~ PAINTS Auihorized ALTERATIONS AND ADDITIONS AUtnii* a-I-Ii>a Jersey's Summer Barn THUNDEHBlRD OOO S(fQLI!N£SS Chosen to Fill By Rev. <*axnes C. Whitafeer . Fraacis Philip B. First be unto thee an everlasting 9;30 a.m., dmrch school Church Roles Rt. Hev. Mfigf, Henry J, Waller son, light, and t£y God thy glory." j classes' for children through ele- today ULP, VF> FA, Pastor Tfiia theme *H1 be developed inj mentary 5 and 6; worship service m d At the latest mooting of the Church Sunday passes-?, 8^ 8:15- Upon seeing the title of this sermon on the Church Bulletin Board, 1 related passages from the Christian \ the sanctuary. Dana WUbanks, our somebody asked, "Bo you want us to be worldly?*' And that is exactly [he Counci of Calvary Lutheran Church, Rev. Jobi* L. Science textbook: "Day may de^Unt!j j Paul Sinnicki and I>i\ Roy Forsberg, inc and a, summer intern, will preach, AtL intent of this sermon. It is an irwitatioo U> worldliness. The sermon seeks Rev. Peter J ajncl shadows fall, but darkness flees j Weekday Wednesday: 8 p.m., the member- CtoB reflect much of the serious religious thought of oarr time toe,, thought I^.fL**^?!1^ ™™ *P£mnl* Rev. Eugene C. when the earth has again turned j Hasses-8. 7, 8. 10 and r di RECTORY: 315 First Street ship commission will meet in Room which is discussed'very interestingly in the issue of "Look" magazine ^ ^f^._. upon iis axis. The sun i$ not affected j 209. The Goodwill truck wiM he in d as Phone; A» Friday Msases-«: ^mm for July 27, imf in an article entitled, '"Hie Battle of the Bible." to * *«;*™ - a member of the by the revoiulion of the earth. Sat W«sifield this week. If you would Sunday: g :w past, worldliness, in religious language, was a bad w church council and chairman of the! Sunday Masses; In church, 7, 8,Science reveals Soul as God, un-| d of sinner was to "(orsafee the worl^, the flesh and the devil." committee. Mr. Landis 9,30 &nd U a.m. and 12 noon; 9 a touched by sin and deatli,—as \}\e\ Monday, like to have it stop at your borne, IQ a.m., However the use of the word eant&inei an ambiguity. "Oie word "worfcT is out of the state Masts; in chapel, ft, 10;IS, central Life and intelligence around j Benediction—Fridays 2;30 P-™* please call Mrs, M. Smith. I sitting in the in several ways m the Bible. Two Greek words, neon and kosmos Sinntcki will fill the unexpired 32:15. which circle harmoniously all things! confessions-Saturdays, eveof l& ST. tUKE A. M. E, CHURCH ,-•• •'-•-,- usually translated world. Aeon normally refers to "the world" as term of Mr. Lartdfs on the church Holydsy Masses: In church. 6, In the systems of Mind" e his "flesh trees with the board of trustees as T ^ Sunday, 8i3Q and 10 a.m,, worship r - ~- ' A friend of mine called me last Friday evening, He was telling me ortdd bblood*l ' experience. services. Dr. Christian will preach hosts. ^ about work he is doing with prisoners in the New Orleans jail. This friend Surely God is calling us to "flesh and blood" experience in serving the 30 a.m., church school for nurs- - • on the "Find the Best" in Iho - I is a member of A lovely -church in one of the better residential areas of needs of the World, ry dhrec years) through the sixth New Orleans^ nevertheless he has felt compelled to do tfcb work with If we shall be God's people, we shall be involved in worldly concerns, month's series of the theme "Life's Loftiest Expectations"; 10 a.m.grade, . prisoners, Now he is becoming interested in establishing a half-way house Wo shall not make n separation between the souls and bodies of men mi for the rehabilitation of released men with prison records. U& 3s in dia summer church school in depart- act as though God is only concerned about the soul—thus enabling us toments through the sixth grade. logue with thie World. be indifferent and complacent about what goes on in the World, No! That WILLOW GROVE PRESBYTERIAN tt Today; 9;30 a.m., Circle of Pray- Perhaps it needs to be said that not all church members can carry 1 definition of Christianity has died, perhaps forever. Christianity will face 1961 Karltati R(3, --(-A er in the chapel; m a.m.-3:30 p.m., Oft such dialogue. The second best, for those who can't, is to listen to j the future wflh a healthy concern for the whole world. It will be for the Scotch Plains Junior High open house in Westmin- Sunday: ? an a.m., Bible School Saturday Truly Ehe Christian needs to be worldly in that he Is listening to the the World, in all of its need, for God is serving the World. tlic family Bible hour. Sunday school for adults and children; 11 a m j World. We have looked at one insight gained from the thought of God's I confess, I have noHlwr listened to the World adequately nor have \ will ba in session at Uie same lime. worship, sermon, "The Voice of'sil- mny quantity •if!mffr«M love of the world. Let us now look nt another one. God is serving the served it in the way called for by this sermon. I am like Moses who 7:30 p.mM LeonurU Brooks, mission- ver Trumpets"; 7:30 p.m., worship. world and, If we would be His people, we must become servants with looked over Into the Promised Land. But unlike Moses, who WHS notary to the Philippines, will bring the Him "Jesus come not to be ministered unto, but to minister, and to able to report what he saw, I can report to you what I see, and I can Communion will be served at both 1 J 4 , n can message at the evening services, give his liliffe a ransoomm fforr mmany," He saidid: "W"Whosoeveh r woulldd hha ggreates ttt move Forward witithh hhop pe ththat t I,, even I,, shalhll l takke up the challengc e to WELDON CONCRETE CO 1 Tuesday: 8 fun., prayer and Bible Wednesday: 7:30 p.m., midweek • I among you let him be the servant at all." God's love is intent on service, worldlinessiness , thithsi peculiali r challenghll e off ChristianitChii y tto our age con* ' r J ? I jluriy time with studies in the first L Bible study. The fellowship of the congregation is not the end and purpose of the What is your response to tins Challenge? book ot Corinthians. OF WlLtOM taATKHl*" Church, although fellowship is an essential aspect of the life of the true ,; L Church. The end and purpose of the true Church is service in the World. SCOTCH PLAINS SO. MAIKFIELD H The Church is here lo be a service institution. But it cannot do its task, CHRISTIAN SCIENCE so long as it is imprisoned in Us building. Us activities, Its projects, miust Ffittwd 2-4300 PlnfW 5-2200 get out of the building into the World. It is significant that wherever RADIO PROGRAMS spiritual renewal has occurred this has taken place. Abraham got out ol OTHER WEtDONPRODUCTSi Ur to seek a city that hod Foundations- He went out not knowing whither THE BIBIE (r Sand WM& he went. The important thing is he went out and God led him. Paul left the confining structures of Judaism to enter the liberty of the Christ inn SPEAKS TO YOU Faith. These two men, Abraham and Paul, loft, not buildings, but con- fining structures—still, they illustrate to us bow ihe congregation of Feorful descriptions of dis Christians must sec that their Christian activity Is out beyond the build- eas& often etxuse disease ing and U\ ihe World. •.j Spiritual renewal occurred when Martin Luther loft the confining, listen to IVORY protective walls of the mcma&Eei-y, and went oul to live among men, to LAUNDRY give every common Insk a glory because he saw it as rt culling of God, "WATCH WHAT YOU Renewal earne, also, when John Wesley, hnvfng had the doors of the churches dosed to him, went out to preiich to the voal miners nt 5 o'clock THINK!" in the morning an the hillside* of Kngbml. SUNDAY, AUG. IS T'S SMARTER Today, a restlessness grips the Church in America. It knows that too much of its activity is focused on Hooping tho whet?fa of its own ma- MORNING chinery turning, loo little of its pncrny is expended in service nt the point TO LET AN Of human miiid. The introvertio church is Iwrrticul, because it in cut off WNEV/ •1130 Kc.^6:45 A.M. from God's mission to the World, WNBC - 660 Kc.-. 7:30 A.M. YOUR LAUNDP We In the Church must, become concerned about matters of (his mun- dane existence. AFTERNOON No one can do your laundry We need to be concerned, as we have been—but porhaps even more Kc. ^- 3:15 P,M. $oT in the struggle for human righis. Kev, Viirloy, Oie English clerRymnn, as you, and we. We give it the who preached liore recently, said that he told his eongregaHw that the FIRST SUNDAY picture from Selimi. Ala., of Bishop Lord, ihe Jewish Kabbi, \iv? Catholic gentle, loving care that you Priest, and other ministers, walking skk" by ahk in tbo march, was Ihe greatest Uluslratfon iu* knew of what ii mount \o Ix; thu Church in tbt You're sure of perfection all the World, At least, wt* am say I hat that mutch was- mnie Hum Just un ex- BAPTtST pression concerning civil rights. It was a declaration m\ the port of thr CLARK Why bother yourself? Try Churches of America Omt tliey will no! rrrnnin tjehtort dojapri fers, Thoy Westfie Ave 0255 be out id (he World, wbm* ihe issues M'v, where tlw halt lev urn bpinjj SAM£ DAY SERVICE ON and Ihe dedfltons mmk. Funeral Home hmrnilke almospri eompl modem Frank K, Hehr% School DRY CLEANING UPON need to be conwrnrd jiljotit jmverty, Orttf «f the young ITHMI of mir Facilities church family is ert&flg\**J this yvnr in Ih** ('rovermuen-rs- unJI-pwtTly pro- with the gram. Ho will )KIV the Congo, his frtertds ndvlav.d Urn i« stay nt home, to s^iid hlu mo»*V «ftd his (nls»l

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t i SOUTH WIST 7th STRIEET 68! NEWARK AVI. ELM STREET AT i AVEH8J1 i JTrffW ?l Jll u L i !i w u J ULIIII IJI!LU Tjjjg WJE-STFBEUD I£E# THURSDAY, AtJGU&IT J2 XS65 ""' " ' " ' "' " ' f^^ - ™ ? ^ IU4LULIJW*'L«MJI«^^ »-*""*•"•"••• • • •"""• nnis Club's Men's Singles Championship At Weekend ResuHs Fall Sports Physicals Nomaheean Wins Over Six Clubs Scheduled Aug. 25 At Echo Lake Weiant to rootball League of foursome touma- j H. supervisor of In Invitational Swim Event c;oun£ry club of Use Weslfield jaJi» uke uneyl The Nomahygan Swim Club out] > Grant* Public School system, has an- s and under .25 m^usr: i. M-.t Sunday, was won by Jim At&ert Sets Signup Sept, 11 scored six swim clubs from this area j WO a0,5 act-; U> C. Cttru>'. <-: G. nounced 4&afc physical exam- A, Fred Shorther, FeLer WarJeW « Bill W«iant, seeded No- 2, j in an invitational swim meet Thurs-1 Krakow. M: 6. T. MuUwnpjr, < inations for all high school foot- M L. Grteseroer, who card** ' to the title round of the Men'* S|tt second «t Westfcfteld Boy's Football equipment and insurance is defrayed day evening at the Nomahegan pool; M-10 years ^6 iwetera: i-. » Other results of weekend play fol- and fen ^hma League will begin its ninth season f>y a registration fee of £4 for «ach ball, «ocw«r and cross country At the end of the age group events ClurUy, W« lff.J* nor.; 2. T. Ou J candidates will be given Wed- ..; s* s, Q^rdAt^, H; *- <- U low: service in the l soon with a registration of players boy. The other required Hems of the in all competitive strokest Noma- nesday, Aug. 25 at the field 3. Bob Durban, seeded No, 3, m the Sept. 11 at the Elm Street Schoolplayers' equipment such as fast- hegan had compiled 167 points. The C s, T. ilitt Ptomg his fhuat house at 8 a.m. Si 4. II- Smith. A semifinals 6-11 , 6-4e4, a-l61. SundaSdayy alter noon, rained to auditor turn. ball paats, shoulder pads, and feet Willow Grove club was second with Ni 6. N. JUeOft&rd, li* , , £3-5 In order to participate in these v —tiff; and seventh wear must be provided by the play- 119V&, the Colonia club was third 13-34 y«iirj 100 meiflrftl; I. «. noon. AH players must register in order ft ports ail boys must have a Foasyt-ki, C; l:iS.C; 2. p- K«- i- Khinover, ^; 4. H. 4}rat5:t?». and Is not under doctor's care, this j ord clean last week by defeating the Nomabegan had three double win- M>: 5. J. Wn«on, WO; f-.U W^ will be the best three out of f[ive enth to close out will be nine years and nine months O, J. F1elicrr N^ and K. t.Vinilrlllo, N. should involve a short exercise pe~ Highland Club swimmers 148-87. The ners. Ten year old Sue Schmidt 18- H yVR rs ! <*<> m*tern I, M- Town Summer sets. Grant old on o* before Sept, lt and less Hod ol light calisthenics to build the winners set three new loop records wop the 25M 9-10 year backstroke, Wetty, M I;fl3,7: 2h J, Hoffut-ker. Mi Weiant, former Amhersfc College!the tournamerti than 13 years ol age on that date. body muscles and some jogging in-| and Highland one. Results: a. N. Hrhwurtx. WO; 4. K. RHbh" A boy must weigh at least 61 pounds | <16.4 sec.*, and brcaststroke (20*3|wc& N; «. O. net star, winner of the club singles Bob Stabler jr. Ms with several short wind jjiWi.nnni KT H< Baseball but no more than 140, sec.) events. Lyn Rohrey won the' championship in 1959, and fiualM in mate at Westfield H sprints to get the legs in shape. lun &' 50M breaststroke (38.0 sec.) and H 58.t »Wi », J. Kty^k, WG; J360, gave a convincing demonsira- member of the HortlS The league supplies a football jer- Preferably this should take place at smith, « , Oj 4. Hf Mull, WO; 5. Standings held is the Town Sum- boy» butterfly (34.6 sec.) events in the | {> C, «. li Bmitb, N. Lion of sound tennis Saturday. He ids- versity frosh net sey and a helmet lor each player as e ,f , j 1314 M mer Basketball League after last 12 j 13-14 year age group, Don Welty l leated seventh seeded Bob McMJtni- fiu^i match 6-1, well as the necessary practice and one of the open playground areas boys 20& meter free r< and under 25 1meters: 1. 1 (UUH UfrrriOH, Chip I* nMt, N 1^,4 HC<-.J a, **. HewlU, week's games, with Diouhy m& gal in.the quarterfinals in straight ers had bad laWi* each day at about the same time, won the 100 M freestyle < 1:02.7) and J game equipment Insurance cover- Ittirry, Ijick Hmtey) !i;^0,9. 3/ C. Kalmer, M; 4. B. Lynir, H , sets 6^2, 6-3. He continued his jine first two sets, but an' age is also provided wtfh a $100 de- "Do not overdo in the beginning—in- IJ.--TJ SlrlH aofl meter nmdley the, 50 M bjreastatroke ^37,2 sec) in IC Kilituff, C: «. B. Burke, C lay; Mliulowa the boys I3-H year group. 1 fift •^ U?t«MiAt l- & ^ • Dlouhuhy losot oneg game to Wright 56^ play Sunday in routing Durgan, keenly waged battle ductible feature. The cost of this crease workouts gradually through Chris ,Ia<.!fti>«( Pat Ktietimi, Ilev K -IM nee; 2. J. B^hnelder, If; 3. J- the month," officials Other double winners were Johnt Aisuf , Autplifin. N; S Gulbenkian-Lott I Local Nine Has 2, ttt'v UeaitH. M. sec.) and backstroke i 18.7 see.*» because of rain. In Sunday's encounter* We^ant Grant's 0y 13-17 yeat-Hf boyi*: 1, H«IJ OoHlnt*. Jeff Greim of Willow Grove in the Bonow dropped a 64-51 game to was hitting with so much depth pnd J defending *;, M; 2, l*- A i ?' P?,!" Wright and was outscorcd by FtFettet r pace from his fine forehand ajj to phenomenal Game Streak . . . ., fi ,rtftJ™ „ a i .»»M.-rt e;t s. T* Hull, WOJ 4. 3- Km Top Seed iiHl, M; 3. Jonl ArkoiMUHU, II. in the oUier, 51-43. Summaries: force Durgan into most of the [few C JIIHI uiidur Cr-ttmiyie, SO ft,, Uoys; sec.) and butterfly (33.2 sec.>t and ko«, M; S. a smith, N; i J. quarter I. Jack AHtertMoti, M; 2. John J events, JDIIK, N; S, J. Kftnwden, WO, 3 IS retrievers and all around placers ran off 12 games bu 1S-H ytiurft r>0 melerai 1. J. Hof-HHntofi 4 • D S 20 m ttnvHlylQ, ft ft fi., boys: 1. Excellent performances were also 0 at the club, on the run tuvkvr, M 32.3 see-; 2, ,?> Jlerko* t:; » <• i the first two sets at Ray Mt-L>itnlfl, M: JJ. ]lltl lUce, H; 3. e, HottJtt«en, Ni 4. J. F 1* 0 IJurn ley » • a Although Durgan came up with im- turned in by Cathy Robrey of Noma- WO; fi .R.Mone. N tered winners all "'3ft SKI* i ° ^ . Saturdays victim was N«w Provi- 3. James Greene, 11. Olris, X. Marthn v Harmon * • 3 t possible returns, Weiant kept pofmd.. ished m m%^ ] l0 eI r Kuthy 'I^rlmt.lt% li. ' ' hegan in the 15-17 year 50 M free- 16-17 year* ilQP matfrre: I. ! m raUies ment of the Westfleid tennis Club. ' 8 yciire frecstyJe, 25 meters: I. style (n,i sec). Jay Hoffacker of l; 2. *P. ** i ing the ball back until he registered ***** "• *. « t m , . ., , . i Ltuty l*fe«ti«r, Tom. H yniir „ « 50 meter*..„,,,„: I, U Hoh„ - 9 51 his court strategy good, aad he [had in the finals. 6-1, 64. Since Twitch- MnaWffly to bring 'em home, leaving 'lit 2. Hrtui! C«iHt Mt kftt£ es Kuneyl outlasts ba Hun M. HUH of Willow Grovo m the 9-10 K'teWhArKl t k S^^lt 2/ I purpose behind every shot, jj eU will bo imable to defend hie IW «i se- 11-1^ 50 Usr ffecHlyle; 1. He H MttAu e 11 1 1 IJt.OLIJV seeded No, 8, in fe crown w\th Mary due to summer Sunday Chatham played at West-1 Apis-ar, H. Hev HoaU'H, M: H. year 25 M butterfly (17.3 sec), and < ii" 'Mfjl3k ^'rt*" " * T,r, j Durgan's weapons failed jhim | amj tjien but'kt**r»kt>: 1, Norman Schwartz of Willow Grove in i$ ami un&*r 2% metera; 5. x Hin- it' G i| against such sharp shooting as| ex ftChool commitments, Mjss Gulbenk- i "eld in ji-ia so m i ortl M ; 1 the second 64. 1 K V(> 43.4 ncr.; S. C. bynff. It; 3.King- 0 U H the local club in J. HjirkCH, Ci i. li. Citntr M; &. U. 2 3 ance in defeating Don j 19, He wag the championship and one of the out-f°f trouble several times to win 5-4. 13-1 I Isuys "•!! UH'ttir t»r*! iiuti, \v<>; «. p, i-ioffumn. N, Bass 2 Handing players in New Jersey net The second game was rained out 1, Anily Btrntitm, li; '_', Jim 1H-H ycar« 50 ra«tcrH; t. P, Wolty, seeded fifth, finalist a year agojand then 44 year l iiiG third inn!n wi h ll 13; ;i, lik'h Oonvuy, M. OlrU: fin N 37-2 fltfc.j i. J. Nortonf N; 3. J. 20 13 63 tittles. The Gu!benkian-Lott tandem 1 " £ ^ »e West- frt'OBty^?: 1. Cora Mitn Ztimn Manor Park Club , H; T J. wat-kwli?, NP; n. senior club champion, in the tjuar- become ihe fidd b s allead M; S. NViniT Ittiniiyno, M; it- ;/iU be a heavy favorite. ^ 2-1. H. 3 4 4 + I ter- finals 6-1, 6-0. j singles crown, 15-17 ycurs ieO m«U*rs; J. V. 0 ««t ^ IL. u- m L i- ' , In aJ1tli e Somes the hitting was k t nietui' biukHU-fike: t , H l;21.Jt we; ^. J, Morfcun, D, Fetter i * 0 Jl Weiant got o£f to a flying staik by horfors in 1354 si i-li*rfiirki!t% M; '2. Urosr Hetcrsun V • 1 * * r • r > • I- 3 Drops Swim Meet wo; i n. iirttiiHin, WG: 4. D. W Miss Gulbenkian will be shootingUtrong and the fielding first class.! *};" ;u Iix>« . MauM. M. r.o f I -I 0 •I winning the tlv&t five games of the Richardson won tbeti 1 riy: £ HuUllt lteuiuin 2. Ni»: 5, a smith, N. 0 81 for h«r eighth mixed doubles cham- |>robnbiy the most startling expert. " opening set. The first, secondhand itim o inm7 al tbeagf! pionship. She has won the singles U \n both departments was Chip J 7. 50 moter The Clover Hill Swim Clul> of !(t ii nil uruim* i5 itiPt«rH: 1. 3 nces Mvllwou, Hi 25 fourth wore long deuce games! but j Qrant move into:lS Millington defeated Manor Park ... ._. _ •-• 'N i title at the cltt» sever* times and has 1 M^HU-H run^ scoring single hit on a w Weiant won. the third smd fji^ri^t | final Saturday and shared the womehV doubles title '1517 ;.<)'Hnjiui;,lw:$CHtr«)ku; i. i)c?u«r [Swi^-Club 137-79 last week. Manor ,» .,. 3 ^md the same boy*s run ||; 2, l'Htft AI; 31 — ti! yours 5ff metcrff: 1. T, Con- love, Purgan brake into the sckJfe ^he final round, k M, Park is now one and three for the . * . . . 4. three times. She is the holder ofinj^ backhand catch of a difficult iwi!, IS as,2 tfqi*,j 2. C. Hull. JO; 3. A. column by winning the sixth atjlove, | Richardson's feat i y j pps &t 1 season with two meets remaining, MiHstite. **' •*- H. Sinftlu M; 5. N. many junior championships at lhe|f|y ball* 7-10 IMIVH JDS mot* !* Ei'in'si 1- yclter but dropped the seventh andj the eUib, Two,weeks ago she played in Results; Saturday WestfieJd plays Garwood HUH, H> Uoff, M, SUXMU'. Jwrry 10 i n Owruuik, ih John* 0 0 Sixteen to 20 mixed doubles teams starting ai I. p.m. A double win over lf> ti> 57 M nudlry rolii 1, MP ., u (ll»rU Ulyih, l Nulir are expected to enter the event Sat- Cranford wiU put the loc$ team in Khliimi CJ. Triinhiv, M. WcmMiut 0 'A 8 HIHI mulrr h«y« fr^p»tyU>; 1, (J. Uurn* ,,,-,..* 1 urday, according to co-chairmen Ly-1 sure contention for the" title, lf-li! hoy« 2«« motor f^t^fllyhi: I Gray Is Winner Of 2 3 1 man Parrigin and Vince O'Neill. lKtifnnfi Ul- Ofmluti, <:. UynK. Hultt'rrmiri'v Mi*. 0 The draw wlU be made at 1 o'clock. s uua «NtT KSHH fri'PHtylo: t, H. s Ki-yi'H, i'H; ^, Unu UnfN>yt MI'; 3. wf^sUlu * J, 8( ]Hn^hloi-, ^_\ O. Rithcho, C1I. Consolation Event 1M.OVUY Play will be continuous throughout More Sports Ptouhy s 18 b 11 ut«t 12 ijttyw 1, .,... 4 btjya 2H0 mottir ft «t^4yl« t J i O the weekend. Die semifinals are y IS. JfrnjKont Oil; 2, John Gray won the Men's Singles 1 1 Jim fiMtrunt, IIP. •Norton ..,,,,,..,..„,., i scheduled for Saturday, Aug.'21 and H nnil !U ^trJn i. J, Consolation tournament at the West- K ONE STOP CAB SERV! BUO •»<•••»• i J 3 H Wamlwnrri, ilM; i ] wen nutter* K h» i • v i i * * • * Next Page 4 Alb*?r field Tennis Club Sunday by defeat^ 0 0 0 the finals Sunday, Aug. 22, IJ, I-IEI1). nu>rp. MPj ^= I •Worlds Finest Tires * Complete •*Mi»tKtr£»jnr: i, ing Gaeien Martino in the finals, 0 nirk lmilcy. MP; 1 L 11, CII; W: Urn Suho], A. Uunauatte, H ^^ Q^y jutBped into afi early Service * Top Quality Auto Supc 13 »nrt t* Brirlt* y MrlI/5T Jcad at tlK! outsct of the first sot l aipj 2, .Timta Fried, MONOW • r and once out in front maintained wan), Oil, Ilonow T.P. H* «IHS HIHUT boya medley relay : his advantage throughout the match. I 0 »* * -i t 5 0 y i In his semifinal encounter with I 1 3 1, SU* (June BKiier, 8iu Nubot 3 1 WHEEL AUGNM Joe Kelly Saturday, Gray was wHh-* .SmUiJ 0 li> to 17 ht»y« 1 0 0 in two gardes of defeat and climina-1 Oram-haik T • * » «• 1 * * • i \ Jrrjj Jviuihor, Ml'; L\ U. O' i 1 tion from the tournament, when he •T|| 1 k t ' l| • STOP IS !« 17 p iriH fi"«Tf*tj'1o: i, 0 SAVE l "nUcn. M1T: -. KlyHp Nulu-1, jtP; 3, rallied to eke out a win ami keep his K. Keyca, OH. 43 M iiitd U1 lisjyM hsii-'^Hl rok*»: 1, 11,championship aspirations alive. JcnittHon, (Ml; ^ It, Misrlhmn, OH; 11 Kelly had taken the first set 6-4 and( n ;*, .». Miaroni. Mi1, 0 (3 U »*m 12 jclrltt iiiittopHy: l, c, was leading Gray 4-1 in the second 0 1 1 rrnvlH, rif; 2, SitrlU tiyiHtm, Ml ; when Gray went on the attack to KEyim -. . , , ^ :i. is, Htrtrhcr. t^H. T a will five Raines In a row and the - • • , A o i 11! mill 14 lioyw IMU'KKI rnUo: 1, c;4 i IK I^mlUftllr>r, I'll; '2, J. Hn^iis, i?H: o '64 Chevy '61 Galaxie 500 n. Wruve Wnii, MTV fid 0-4. There was no stopping Gray 0 Cirrvntr. S3 UIHI H cirls buttfrdy: 1, S.in the crucial third set. He kept his u Wmitlwnrd, HI; 3. 1,5'U HHVIH, MV: $995 ft, t!|Nq. relentless at tuck Io win it and the lttUlo WW $1495 WW & ntitl 10 Uoya ft-t-fhtyU*: 1. ]M. TJrea ,r<>nntsi*n. <'!(; ^. K. i*r«vlu, CM; a, match 4-tf, 6-4, C>-2. Kelly's attempts to chock Grny*s fine rally proved !* umi Ifl slrU frrt'ulyl*': i. W. tioutMfi, (Ml; L\ H, futile, Echo Lake Women '61 Olds 88 . t'M, Martino bested K>n Sawyer in a precision 64 Gataxie 500 ] i it ml 12 boy*« Plaiitfield Guests i, rinviT imi. semifinal match 3-6, 6-8, 6-ft. Sawyer end TrnitK.4 rtullu. $1165 II it mi VI K exhibited a fine brand at tennis in h- 4 rlnviM* If HI. The Kc1»o Lake Country Club nine $1965 I1I Hhil ii frfrslyU* roUiy: taking tho opening set. but could I holl e playerl s were guests " o"f "ihl 1, (Mnvcr Hill. not cope with Martinet experience | PJalirfloM Country Club Wednesday I'hivei imi, and superb all court Samp \n '61 Volkswagen .> Til 1 ( l»U>-M golfers last week. Echo Lake win- P. t.;unina!l.-r, t ^i finnl two sets, losing tile match 3-6, HAH, WW ners were: First now net .Mrs W '63 Volkswagen tt-9, G-O. i^^ $795 1 r •> If. tn ' IT ph-W htn'l'Tllv: 1c ,1 P. Noonan with 41; second" low "net* Strtcltrr, ni: ^. Mnvh Uulh-n. Ml'; ;i 1 Tho Consolation event WHS open to | Mrs, Vf. G. Alexon with tJrrw !0IN'n >f;wKiiy. Ml - p and third nil players who were eliminated in low net, Mrs. C, K. i, i-iA".'i- niti. '*" * " Ids on Jr, X the first round *rf play in the club ^F%H4rV% ] o HIM! IIH-IIT K!I1H fit'i-Miyl«' rrttiv 43. Low putts was won by Boa '62 Falcon 61 Falcon championship tournament. Freeman. Autograph Mintlun itiiN. lidilln iiiui $695 BOYS' FOOTBALl LEAGUE HEOiSTRATiON $725 trim • - i * i > a FEE $4,00 Dote 3 For Westfteld Boys' Football Leagues, Inc. 62 Falcon VVastlield, New Jersey '61 Olds F85 $995 Gentlemen: $895 Aiitti. Trim*** HA 11 . .. Our sort (full name) ., • •••"" ••<• -woj born on AdcEtionaJ ^ o* September 1st of this year he was yoors '62 Fairlane 500 '59 Chrysler He >/ \^\v Y or lit**-* Auii'H t $595 Ho is In the , tirade *" I i.r ItAU »IA»«k I i Year he played UagiM football I 011 I ;: t»m. i OPEN MON MANY MORE TO CHOOSE FROM He 'hat n«n Jy bewi examined by « phymlan and to the best of our Wnowtodge and behof ho ti physically fi, to participate In supervised football from a reputable dealer who offers only He has our unqtiakfiod Mrmltslon toe n9«g0 in this acHvily"and «Til solecied Suburban-Traded Used Cars* l 5tood and wo affree that ho will participate ol hi. own rt»k «ndX»Mh. I f>.M Boys Football league Inc. does not a^umetmy tloblllffy by rta/on thwwrf SESVING NEW JERSEY SINCE t920 We agree fo furnish equipment as requifed by the rul» ««rf f the W«rtfl«ld Boys' Footboil league,, Int, (1> Shou^r pod I (^ PM with tbloh p-ds-fchafci «o|or «d <3> Soft rubbe 'and sneakers —no other footwear allowed .prtfar f Jerseys and helmets will be supplied by ihe Ieagu««

i- i u i -• 1 - X 1 319 TF2ELD Signature of Father Signature of 2-FQRD {3-6-7-3} Qp&n daily till 9 p.m* Address - - I • Iil4 mm************ Telephone Nurnbor Ha* ras wisTneto <>•, JJ m&mn, mmsnAr, AUOVST H, IWS Pag* 1 comers Split Doable Header In Town Bill Schneider. Dlouhy's homer .gave or all League the Bowlers another tun sfi the tliirrf, WiOow Grove Club K- litt* are I header with the Franklin Bowlers. I the while singles by Greg Chiaa and , K. Gordy Peterson, plus a throwing er* Downs Echo Lake 11 • •!' J. J. ade their de ,„ roi\ brough* in a run for the Lancers Willow Grove Swini Club defeated enx «rf the firrt <* double, in the fourth. 5 '" '- flv . X, Nomahegan Wins i Echo Lake C. C. 133 lo 101 Balur- J| _ Tll! all League Sunday j J«tf JMK* came in Lo relieve I started 5U- H ( 'Continued from previous page) and split a double | Bruce Johnson In the sixth inning of | gelling a si jllt 0 Freeman led oli the fifth with a day. The following pool records wctc \ IHHIH- i l '* W lUlouhy and a line drive homer by ]i •:>).# 5. Nui'iu i single to ri^ht, tmd Grlswald follow- r.u i i 2., : I, TT. ed with u hit lo center J^rry Hen- bie Ketchain. Beity Jean Ketthairu |"\v*i: % WO rtersholl topped a bull in front ofl Carol Sehacflfer and SaUy M«icw«lJi Kl.. .'i ) u tiie plate, and Johnson threw the in the 13-14 girls medley relay; ! (» Ii rr y fi T. , WC; :l. U. WU ; Li J. K. Mali away. Dung MeOwen bounced to Willow Grqve's 1M2 Uyys I.'; N; 3, T: l>. Ht-fiiy, C, 6, O. g second, but Bill Schneider dropped relay (Mark Morgan, Jeff Greim, -M yi'jL* c Tut tni_'Utrit: S. I. the throw, Dave King singled to Jack Wilson, Jeff BajnsdenJ; 3. il.'-j liny3 fl'm'Biylo rohiy: 1 : ; £ center and Dlouhy *s throw came in Jack Wilson, WG, in lhe 11-12 bpys •tvr •i.Ticvv iM AiorKiin, J. Utr^'iin P. Mt>yer», Install an OIL FIRED HOT WATER HEATIR now! breasLsirukv; 4. Tain Hull, WG. :n l?M*-t*";l'f=: 1 . H. (It*)'-1 J ! -1 J idrli* (n*"(lli*y icnf.v: 1. \Vi31*»v a bit high to the plate to tet another 11 i:r.:i.N 2. J, MLII-KTIH, WO; run score. Chten and Steve Wright the 910 boys freestyle; 5, Cindy Hal] Your family's hot water requirements ere probably much greater then they Tlynn), , flied to center, but Peterson singled in the 11-J2 girls freestyle; &. J ;\.! 4 hoy* tt'tM»«fyi«» r^niy: 1. to center and once again Dlouhy Greim in lhe 11-12 hoys backstroke law C'.ICVP !•{. were juSf a few years ago. Clothes washers, dishwashers and multiple bath- (?ntft, J threw :aiig and high to Lhe plaL*?. and 7. Tom McCoy in the 15-17 boys 1:1-14 Borough All Stars easLstroki'. Results: H. rooms create a demand for hot water heaters for more efficient than anything Dan Htily singled in another run bu- i\ For« Freeman flied out to end it. 7 y^ur olti buys iTin'sty^: i. John K'-IT boys backstrukt.': 1. .Tom known be fora. Coy. KI,: L", J, Stuek, WfJ: 3, I, Tur- ;J. Gary null. W*.i. End Season Singles by Dlouhy, Mike Mease id 7-1 ti lit^-K fr«M»«fy]p rr-liijv i, Wll- 1 s r and Guy Mulford brought in a Bowl- fit » I-aula \MKKvTr EL*; a. loo-ftw Grove I J. Wilson, \\ ^ Jl Mountainside t&rminai«d its 1965 Hilly i.ly. IWG 1 season for their Ail Star Team with er run in the fifth, before the win- under boy* free«tyl«: 1. Ken 7-1 „. 1.. Kr-l'o ning sixth inning rally. Jay Jones Wo; i', iMul others, WU, tlie sudden death game against Ro- VVt- k 1U iv. HIOWII). seile Friday m (h« Tri-County Tour- led with a single and Spike Morton t un*i under 1. Sue Tllvluir bounced to short where Chlan booted '-tvr. WO. narnenl. The game was l&st 4-1 but NEVER AGAIN S yttiit ulii LU)>H freestyle: 1, Norm the Mountainside All Stars played the ball. Chet West's three run hom- an excellent garotv They were ahead er down the left field line tied the 12 and under hoys*: 1^ R. lSiill \V r l-U in the first throe innings^ Roseile wait fi water! score and Birkler followed with a tied them in lhe third, Hose He's first base knock to left. Ulouhy popped to :j. Ilvlen BdtUUftif, WU. 1. ('. SjMl»ji, Wit; v. (.1 baseman hit a home run in the A new Oil-Fired Hot Water H«aier will give you all the hot woter you third but BilJ Schneider singled \o l; >. Hay tlui\t WKl; «. Skip * ia-"l7 hoys; \, 3>ft>. Cl^uJ^sI'iUuUdsuN,, Kl' *Wit; a! fourth and they scored their two right and when Freeman couldn't faster than you need it-and will use. but a tiny amount of oil. A fast recovery r other runs m the sixth, hang on io Mease's bullet line drive, 11-! E Xree**IJle; 1, Clntty J3nJl, ia-i7 2. ul Coniittll, KI-: 3- Howe- % WO; Sincere thanks and appreciation rate means more hot water at cost savings month in and month out. Call today the bases were loaded. Mulfard ma ry \'ol«i\ %Vt34 singled up the middle for a pair and 1.1-14 litiyii biTflBtHlrukf*: 1. RI>SH Tennis Singles ore given to Uu> inen who devoted for all the details. KtlliHfkfi-* '\Vni'i*ie, MIJ- 'Continued from ;previous page) 1"-]* ffir3K friipftyle: 1. Debbie summer All Star session passible. ond and third, Jerry Sullivan singled *-Me hum, I1L; 2. Jiifly Ourdan, 331*; fourth teenager la' 50 years to win v Some of the pcDplo who donated ^ just out of Chlan's reach for a run t, fjirol KkLra. WG. ^ this important championship, Phil their assistance were: Mr. Wo Ik] in nnd Freeman hobbled Jones* ground- 7-10 hoy* jnffilej' I'riay; 1, 5niV4* tn. ftlafmer. J. WWilson, T. CDinpleted his sehiar year at the as advisory, Mr. Mohns, Mr Ems- er for another. Morton singled ond 'I"H w. HiirrmiiiLi. 1 high school in £une. He plans to Ite and Mr. Wilson in preparing the West doubled for the final runs. 7-10 Rlrlj* meiljej reliiyr \. "WlUnw drove (fS. Si'hwiirls, M. MrOiirdy, 31. enroll at lhe University of Michigan fiwld, Mrg. Rioclardi in charge of the BROS, INC. The Lancers got three In the sev- in September, j Clements i,i-i 7 boj's breatttetrokc: 1. Tarn Saturday's HnaJ should be a thrill- (Contlnuea on next page) 460 NORTH AVE. EAST • WE6TFIELD,N. J. 07091 • 232 2200 enth on singles by Wright. Peterson, TJJ 2- Joiin Mnrijnn, WO; 3. Hfily and Freeman and Grj&wakTs FUEL OIL and BURNER SERVICE sac fly. In the ninth they threatened again, when with one down and HEATING EQUIPMENT INSTALLED Freeman on first. Gciswald singled to left and continued to second when Your GeMnl Tire Speciaflst Freeman belly whopped safely inio third. Hendershott bounced to West, "LEAVE YOUR OLD, who trapped Griswald at second for fINEIAL the second out. McOwen hit a liner to right, but Birkler was right there WORN-QUrmES WITH SUPER to end it. US...DRIVE OUT SAFELY In the five inning night cop, the MKT. Lancors got seven in the second to 1EW end it. Chlan reached first on an i6 MOUNTAIN AVE, Check error and after Wright flied to cen- poslte New National Bank ter, Peterson readied base on an- other error. H«ly singled for a pair Meters — Plenty pf Parking and went to second on a. bobble, ;ALL ORDERS BEFORE 11:30 A.M. Freeman doubled into the right cor- AD 2-0402 - 03 ner and Griswuld doubled to deep center for a run. Hendo flied to left, DELIVERY DAYS ONLY buying... but McOwen doubled, just short of e*. - Thurs. — Fri. — Sat* the fence in right center, and King ' Before for Next Day Delivery followed with a .single for the sev- enth run. Dlouhy hit another HR for m Friday Night Till B P.M. J&M MARKET SELLS ONLY Franklin in the second, but Lincoln 30 A.M. Close 6:30 P.M. got five more in the fourth. Hender- shat singled between two outs and scored on King's single, which Chlan followed with u shot well over the >DA i ] L - t! ii left field fence. Wright and followed with triples ond * * OICE on via an error for the fifth. SERVE YOUR FAMILY THE BEST ONLY - FROM J&M Bowlers gat two in the fourth on Mease's double, Schneider's single JUICY, HJP - BIG FJLLET TENDER, TASTY STEAK and another RBI single for Mulford, HendershoU's double ond King's OIN STEAK 89c PORTERHOUSE 99c single ended the scoring In the fifth. Lincoln (III) NEST- FRESH LEAN BOTTOM ROUND ROAST OR -All It II tb. vyeomani 2h u ;t a Get Quality GENERAL lbs. •" r - ii H >| )UND CHUCK 1.99 SIRLOIN ROAST 99c >tt. ;i'U o i w , If 6 1 1 ef ...... B 1 2 r* * •# 4 Far Braising Boneleis *» \ 1 3 u- r«lor«wn, ]i f> •> :s JET-SPECIALS JRNIA ROAST lb.69c FLANK EN RIBS lb.59c BEEF FOR STEW Ib. 79c Holy, i' 4 1 3 Tolula , , , 47 Jfl 20 America's Finest — 14 or whole I>*rniLkllii \ t-i) For Braising An n ii LEGS OF BABY LAMB lb.69c Wetit, :ih 0 » 4 I ROAST lb.55c SHORT RIBS lb.55c B| it 11'!" ff ft *' NO MONEY DOWN! Dioiihj-* uf';;; •,•;•.*;•,; B 5 fi EAN STANDING OR ROLLED \V. St'liiU'lilwr, 11> 5 2 ^ »iLiiLonl, If '.'. . 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I. and Alan iCmslic. third Kelly and Jimmy Murphy, of Jehovah's Witnesses has been in- been named an educsUo^ai assistanl Dr. Lennan, who has hold the local PACKING formed of arrangements for a mass at the First Methodist Church, post for four years, and Mrs. Leiv shgrt «Lop; Rkky Knopf, Kit hard « Htchard Krobs and Jitn baptism during their of] Tiie Rev- Mr, Persons will work will be feted i>y the cwngrega- Truth" district convention in New ti«i at a farewell reccplittn 29 Wolklin. outfielders, and Tim Shomo 276-0898 At BARON'S under a yet-to-be named minister was hat boy. York's Yankee Stadium Aug. 24-29. • ilili •• --I-1 .-—. —-^—^ ^^—~^—^-^—u. . n i|ii,.i ,1- —— ^-^- of education to replace the Rev, Dr.;following the 9:30 a.m. worship serv- wm n Earl Myers, conductor of the West- John Lennmi, who will leave the ice. World's Fair—Eastman KodaK— Field Bible Study Grcmp, said con- local church at the end of August to movies, service center, new product vention officials have set the bap-begin a new charge at the Arm- displays, rjuestion-answer robot, pho- tism for Friday, Aug. 27, at Orchard rtroug Chapel Methodist Church in oroush All Stars tography exhibits and ' l "~ '"A Beach on Long Island Sound. The Cincinnati. settings. Beach was the site of the world's Beginning Sept 1, the Rev. Mr. (Continued from provlDUs page) largest mass baptism, held by the Parsons will spend three days a refreshment stand, Mr. Winnicki FLATABLE Witnesses during their international week at the local church working in assembly at Yankee Stadium in 1958, with supplies and tquipmtnt, Mr. its educational ministry. At Drew, Farrell doing the announcing and ot-j when more than 7,000 persons were he is wording toward a ph,D. de- baptized. licial Kcore keeper, Mr. Ricciard»» ACH BALLS gree. chairman of the LitUc league and A highlight of th^ coming assem- A graduate of the University of' general all around helper wherever bly, Mr, Myers said the baptism Is _•_•.•——•- — arranged for the benefit of delegates who have "advanced in their study Schmiede oi the Bible to the point of dedicat- ing the remainder of their lives to Everything for your ONLY the service of God. "While there are mine In our local congregation who will be bnptfaod in Lawn and Garden New York this summer, we will all nevertheless be fn attendance/' Mr. Complete Modern Tree Myers explained. "For those of us who have already undergone bap* in Fonwood SAFETY FUN tisrn the public ceremony serves as 7* en excellent reminder of the heavy responsibility that rests upon us SURFBOARD from the time we are baptised on- OKN OAILY DAWN TIL DUSK SUNDAY 9-3 ward. It will be a jay to see hun- Fanwood dreds take that important step in 265 South Av». FA 2*4545 322-9109 New York," "N«xt to Fanwoocl Post Office" ONLY . Mr. Myers said that some mem- NO7I: WE WILi BE CLOSED SUNDAYS ber^ of the local congregation con- DURING JULY AND AUGUST template baptism In the future but do not feel ready at this time. "There are many things that must be considered before one makes such an important decision." he said, "The first thing one must do Is USE OUf *!** tNTRANCE FROM TOWN PARKING LOT analyze himself. No doubt should e\\$t in his heart. He must have 1 J • J an accurate knowledge of the Bible and Bible truths on important doc- 9 a.m. to 9 p.m. trines, but also knowledge of the Bible's view on Christian living. If he finds himseff negligent in any of these things, then he is not ready for baptism/' Other highlights of the six day gathering will be extensive house- A N to-house ministerial activity by the delegates throughout metropolitan PAINT COMPA New York and a special public Bible discourse to climax the con- vention. On Aug. 29 at 3 p.m. Na- THIS WEEK ONLY! than H. Knorr, president of the Waichtower .Society, will speak on is. "World Government on the Shoul- der of the Prince of Peace." OPPOSITE RIALTO THEATRE • Attendance Is expected to reach THIS COUPON WORTH 50,000 persons. According to Mr, 243 E. BROAD ST; Myers, delegates' requests for over- right accommodations sliow that 33 states and nine countries will be PRESCR CHEMISTS represented. 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