FPfE PUBLIC LIBRARY iUMMH, NEW »f'•'•'* 1889,1964 1889-1964 Seventy-Five Years Seventy-Five Years Of Continous Of Continous Public Service Public Service «VM. Summit Record

76th Year No. 11 Cntara* u ••oonl CUM llutir at lha POM Offloa at Bommlt. N. J. iim. Dadar tHa ACT •( Hank a, lift CRestview 3-4000 SUMMIT, N. J., THURSDAY, JULY 30, 1964 0*coDd ClaM PoiUx* Paid at Summit. N. J. $6 a y..r IS CLMTS Varied Activities Keep City Free of TB Summer Playground Participants On Go Deaths Last Year, Pet fairs, crazy hair-do's, lollipop hunts, shoe throws I and trying to whistle while eating crackers, were among! the several kinds of activities that kept participants busy First Since 1956 last week at the city's five summer playgrounds. Memorial Field For the first time since 19SS no deaths from tuber- Highlight of Friday morning culosis were recorded in the city last yetr, a Board of was a stuffed animal show. Best Health report disclosed this week. Summit Trust New Law Suit The number of tuberculosis cases for the year num- in show was awarded to Debby bered three, the same as in 1962; but during that year Sperco's gigantic lion, Leo. one death wai reported. Other priies went to the follow- Filed Against In 19M, when no deaths were ling people: Susan Hall-most And Elizabeth reported, there were 14 cases of elegant; Sara Hess-biggest ears; Births Beat the disease in the dry. Angelo DiOnno-cutest;- Ginny The report also indicated that Bank Merging Master Plan venereal disease in the city, Sperco-best cared for; Doug particularly syphilis, is "on the A taxpayer suit to recover a Hall-coolest cat; David Dumais- Plans for the merging of two Deaths Here increase." The Board of Health 120,300 fee allegedly paid by the most sophisticated; Debby Ro-'ot Union County's oldest banks, reported that syphilis has be- city to its Master Plan consul- bison-most original; Barbara the Summit Trust Co. and thej come a "greater problem than tant was filed last week by a and Carol Graef-best twins;: Elizabethport Banking Co. of By 4-1 Margin ever," especially since the pri- Kent Place Boulevard couple, Elizabeth were vate physician, termed "a most Carol Bidding-smartest; Leslie ' announced this! Mr. and Mrs. Robert T. Coch- Births outnumbered deaths by important man," has exhibited Bidding-prettiest lamb; Lois week j ran, and their attorney. Joseph 4 to 1 in Summit during 1963, efforts to protect what the re- Lindsay-littlest; Theresa Maul-i The proposed new bank would Ginsberg. a Board of Health report dis- port said were "nice people by beck-sweetest; and Mary Maul- be known as the Summit and The Cochrans live at 249 Kent closed this week. not reporting to the State De- beck-happiest. Mention and Elizabeth Trust Co. and the new Place Boulevard and Ginsberg With last year's ratio at 8 topartment of Health a case of points were given to the other institution would be the second! at 245 Kent Place Boulevard. I in favor of births, it is the first venereal disease." Toe report participants: Susie Robison, largest state-chartered bank in: Named defendants in the suit "me in eight years that there cited such action as "not good Cathy flabby. Ginger O'Mahon- the county with resources of are the City of Summiit hass beebwnn aa decreas decreasee iinn th thee city'city'ss medical practice." ey.Lawrie Winnart, Debby Voet- more than $113 million and de-, SHADES OF THE "VILLAGE" - The Public Library took on Charles K. Agle of Princeton, birth rate and an increase in The increase in syphilis cases sch, Ginger Garrett, Maureen posits of more than $100 mil- the atmosphere of a Greenwich Village coffee house last we->k the consultant for the Master the rate of death. in the city last year was 100 par Clabby, Carolyn flabby, Debby ion. ! when the children's department had its first hootenany tinier Schools Undergo Plan and for zoning revisions. Births for the year totalled cent, with eight cam reported, Winnert, Julianne O'Mahoney.j The county's largest state- Annual Chamber the supervision of Mrs. Marian Ferguson, children's librarian. The suit claims that Agle fail- 2,304, a decrease of M from the as against none toe prerioa 2,400 reported during 1962. CJail Mitchell, Chris O'Mahoney, chartered institution is Union Shown above with guitar as they entertained 224 area boys and year. There were also sewn Gen O'Mahoney, Brian O'Ma- county Trust Co., which since Outing Planned girls are, left to right. Elizabeth Good, Kii Fagan and dlliy Annual Summer of gonorrhea, Geiger. Not shown in the picture is the fourth member of tie pared with six, the honey, Peggy O'Mahoney, Chris-'iu merger some years agowith; CAr TLJ- I folk quartet, Sally Pirtle. All arc Summit High students. year. tine, Susie, and Sally Magrath, the old Citizens Trust Co of> FOl I IlIS Fixup, Cleanup and Mike Maulbeck. Summit now has offices in Sum-! (Wolin Photo* Snektag, Narcotics Cited The 23rd annual Summit Area Major repairs are currently Points were given to Mem-mit and in Berkeley Heights, . ,. , ...... , he made with the city on June As part of its program of pub- residents. Of the total 2U orials' girls champions in the v , Chamber of Commerce all-day taking place in three of thel.£ ^ lic health education, the Board Th countv !ar(!es bank as born here with another 46 born putin is slaled for Monday at Father's Concern Over city's public schools, while all, Rle's completed Master Plan of Health has at tiroes submitted Playground Olympics: Peggy O'-!far aS^""ete and bran?hes is 8 A ! tuildings are undergoing articles to the Summit Herald Mahoney. Liz Sleele, Jenny Lov- concerned is Natif)na| gtate of Forsgate Country Club, James- 2,304 were born at Overlook to ett and Betsy Beard. Elizabeth, a nationally-chartered burg. Knife Leads City to Actgeneral summer clean-up and complete with detailed maps on dnntta smoking awl «ar- xmtic drugs. The report contendt On Friday afternoon the fea- institution with branches in eigheightt ;j Thee annuanul aeven t -will include A father's concern over the i Police sai_ d. suchiknives should' housekeeping, Walter S. Eddy, and charts and required mi ! ! that (he Board lias s "major ture event was a cracker and municipalities The Sum- E°lf. fishing or just plain relaxa- easy purchase by his son of a not ba considered a toy. business manager, disclosed this than 15 months to complete. county The court has been asked to 176 occurred within city limits, responsibility" to prepare edu- whistle contest. Girls' winners mit offjce of National state js'tion, all of which will be topped hunting knile has lead the city. Police Chief John B. Sayre w(£k (Continued on Page 7) while 49 residents died outside cational material on the rela- were: Peggy O'Mahoney, Barb ,heforme r First Naliona) Bankloif with a roast beef dinner to request merchants not to sell said the only knive: which are, . 1 nt I!l drt mw om on al Summit. tionship of cigarette addiction Van Winkle, Robin Moore, and & Trust Co 0[ Summit at 7 p.m. such potential weapons indis- illegal to buy or use are switch- I"" B S 1 lll e Junlor Hl n Seht)o1 Frank Infant deaths for the year and ill health. Debby Voetsch. Following the ThThe e EElizabethpor|jzabethnr>rtt banbankk wawass "Again up for grabs will be the criminately to any youngster blades and gravity knives. A 8 ' " 1 Village Green numbered 40, an increase of 13 At the same time, the health contest, a sand modeling con- estab|isned in ,m and no ha, Summit Herald golf trophy who asks for them. switchblade is one where a but- lin and Roosevelt schools. In est was held. Winner was Deb- . which any number of players: At a recent meeting of Com- ton is pushed to release the:commenting on repair work, over 1963. Ten of those occurred report raised the question as to to Summit residents, as opposed whether or not the use of nar- by Robison. In second place olllces, two in Elizabeth -mayTepresent an organization, moh Council Harold E. Coombs,blade, while a gravity knife canjMr. Eddy indicated that while Band Concert iind one in to nine the previous year. The cotics was a crime or disease. were Debby Mikolite and Robin Elizahethport. Sum- bllt eacn must be a bonafide of 1 Cottage lane displayed a j be put into use with a downward! cognizance was given to the Lay Moore; Holly Ilenschell was in mit Trust was chartered in 1891 member of the organization re-12-inch hunting knife he said;thrust, that causes the blade to Committee report and several majority of infant deaths, 23, While not answering the ques- third place and fourth place an(' has complete hanking of-1 presented as of last June I. Golf | he confiscated from his son. He - slip out of its metal casing. letters to the editor of the Her- Set for Tonight {occurred before the child was tion, the report suggested that went to Eileen Gannon, Ginger fices nere and in New Provi-: fees are payable to Col. Norman told Council the boy purchased aid on conditions at Roosevelt j Arthur E. Ostrander of ,24 hours old, while the balance health officials must help solve Garrett, and Joyce Jennings, .dence and a separate loan of- ^ Barnett, Chamber executive sec- the knife at a local store, and srhool. it is contended that the Watchung will be featured;all occurred by ten months of the problem by educating and Other participants were Gail "ce also '" Summit :retary, at tee-off time which is was amazed to discover that Four Persons interior instructional areas of trombone soloist in a concert age. by providing the best treatment. Mitchell, Debby Prather, Debby ^n t'une •*" Summit Trust re- 9 a.m. to 2 p.m. jsuch "potential weapons" could the school "are equal to and; to be presented by the Summit Heart Disease Biggest Killer In the field of communicable Wyatt, and Ann Ryan.' |sources totaled S67.600.000 and: Those interested in fishing will be purchased so easily. Mr. in some respects superior" to'concert Band tonight (July 30) As in years past, the greatest (Continued on Page 7) 1 its lrust department assets ex Injured in Two On Monday the hula loop con- "'leave from the Sandy Hook Ma-!Coombs voiced concern that I those in other elementary on the Village Green starting at jnumber of deaths, 106, were at- < TOI1ceededu schools in the city, "although i p. . Itributed to diseases of the dr- tesest was finished and a Prand-igrand-i - -* MOO.OOO.OOO•'««,UUU,MW.. Elizabethtiizaoem- rjjnnaa. Highlands, at 6:30 a.m.|suca.m.jsuch a "deadly article.article." easily) 8: 5 m J une 30 w ere I thev may not appear so, after a Mr. Ostrander graduated Summit Places Car Accidents SyStem, while the sec- scale jump rope contest was LT™'"^ °? . . - 1 :Two party boats have been ob-lcapable of "doing vast bodily! g ^^ SyStem, while the sec , J-,. , $45,800,000»4.T raMMHnt. DuaI Jliali headquarternPanniiariPPCs |! tainei;innAd anandd therlli,,Pen itcs roopnnm tfno ac-.harm,an- !._••« " cannnn geAAt! intin 4,-o. thihne handtinnrtrs< Two separate road mishaps year of wear and tear. How- spring from Bowdoin College ondhihes t 43 were caused byb held. First place was won bytor the new banLwill.be main-'comodate 50 fishermen. Thosejof young children. injured a total of four persons] ever. Mr. Eddy pointed out, with a BA degree in m u s i c.'various forms of cancer. Other Third in State truths £*A In (hlim»>*il nnri nl 1^1 IT n !'_*_...-• 1'_1_l.^f!_L.^ .«!.«. *Ul _> *^ i_ "real objections at Roosevelt Sara Hess and Kathy and Marie tained In Summit and at Eliza- interested in blue fishing should; Mr. Coombs was told by Coun- bere late last week. While at Bowdoin, he was di-causes of death were diseases M ^. . ^^w« , i1 ni , a *i. «• __ Levanchy. Second place went to beth. contact Robert Sargent at CR.ci| at the time that there was Shortly after 6 p.m. on Sat-j-re not the existing facilities rector of the Middie Bempsters, ., wofl ultheeIlcI¥Uli: nervoui sSJ system,olcm, ,„ 22, ; senil-roul. rd Olympic Games Patty Brannon and Kathy Van Exchange of Stock 3-380O or Ken Johnston at Sum-*no city ordinance that prohibited u ay. three persons were hurt hut the non-existing, such as a modern singing group, presi-.it d ilWefined condiUons,18; mit QnnPt Qhnn flt fR 1fiWi frtr nv *Lil y uiuinauu...e Midi UIWIIIUIIC. U in n• Imn nnn invnn h r\n CnpiniT— . PV?Tin3SHi. m flflfl. flaMllIfltG, . Dlfl. V ,i Annl r\t iVtn-OD Di-.urj-11-iin Di~l\tka .. r'tii. K \u .y. OI1U llJ-ucimc... u cviiuiuwia. . , *u, Summit took third place in the_ Laar. Fourth place was taken , The proposed exchance „o.f Qhnn flt a 0 prash on sale of such knives to youngsters! •" I* "™ Spring- gymnasium and adequate play!dent o{ the Bowdoin Glee Club, \iiseases of ^ respiratory sys- State Playground Olympics hekL^ by Wendy Chabot. Jenny Lovett, stock wo,,id be one share of the details. ! ie d since many boys will purchase; fnu'e avenue near Oakley ave-| areas., ^=^^_^^^ director o£ the Bowdoin tem. „ diseases rf the diges- last week at Livingston. The 32- and. Nancy Woodman. Winners'new bank stock for each share Dinner tickets are $7.50 each (hem as part of Boy Scout or nue Ma or Work 8t v them as nart of Bov Scout or : J Ro°« «» .' College Band, the dance band, Uve „„,.__ „. diseases of eu. member local squad finished be- in the pot holder contest were::of Summit Trust and 1 2 3and may he obtained by send- j cam jnggea r That sucn kmves' Taken to Overlook Hospital for AAtt RoosevRoosevelte , seven items of and the brass ensemble. ly infancy,• 9"{; accidents»«;'u«"3,' i"^T hind Woodbridge and Fairlawn Gail Mitchell, first place; Mary |shares for each Elizabethport ing , check- in that amount to. ,1g^ g| , treatment of injuries weres Mrs pajor repair are currently be-, Mr. Ostrander s father is a l angerous in he han(Js violence, 6; metabolic ^ ^ lnBJI||1 *ogral|l ^ saw ,1^ |angerous in ,he han(Js treatment of injuries weres Mrs pajor repair are currently be-, Mr. Ostrander s father is a „, Ann Connelly, second place: and j share. Summit thhe Summit Area Chamber of Bal a .r a JI Martlnelll n g g sp ^ nutritional diseases,4. ; f younger children was not• 40 Prlnceto* . n - avenue n 42 of. ing completed including Uie con-. saXophonist with the SummitL^ teams from 24 towns through- :-;~: (Continued on Page 13) ' rfpnipd hv Council but Dassaee 40 Prlnceton avenue' Berkeley version of a basement room Band and his uncle, Harry S.I conconBenitaemtal l malformation one __^ denied by Council but passage ,Ieight s drjw of ^ caBerkelep ,aeery.Tformcr| versiony useofd ab ybasemen ae Navty mtoroom, Hannaford Band an| d^ hi directos unclr eo fHarr instru-y S' I B malformauon, one. out the state compete. There were two cases of sui- ations about the chin and chest j a playroom. — Besides the AAU ribbons a- i d h mental music in the Summit (Continued on Page 7) pains; Miss Margaret S. Mac-! i addition, a former shop is j public schools as well as con- warded, Special tercentennary be made n Clay, 17, of 38 Constantine place, being partitioned into offices for; ductor of the Summit Concert pins for boys and rings for girls driver of the second car, cuts: special services, a basement Band. New High Set were presented to winners in s|eca cei each event. nowever, oecause i ^-: about the nose, and John Mac-'area is being converted as a For his solo performance with Coomb s concern, Counci asked c]ay a passenger ,„(h e second „ , ^^ and ^ wom. _e'band, Mr. Ostrander will For Mosquito The Summit contingent dis- bi bt fe played "excellent sportsman- ^ car, abrasions about *the fore- ens teachers' room is being re-iplay "Trombographic" by Dav- Tally in Area merchants where such nead iurbished. id Bennett and will be accomp- ship and competitive spirit" un- an be purchased, to see, j , . Po ice said the acciden K Paint is being applied to in-anied by the band. As the mercury soared last der the tutelage of their coaches, if they would cooperate in not . Martinelli. curre d when Mrs (Continued on Page 7) George Eicher, director of the week, so did the mosquitoes,Willie Mallory and Miss Jane selling them indiscriminately to'wno was driving east on Spring-) concert band, has announced The Union County's Mosqui- Eddy, playground supervisors. anyone who comes in, especial-; allegedly crossed the cen-; fieU Adjoining Homes,on the following program for to-to Extermination Commission's Rain prevented the running of ly to younger children. The mer-:|er line and crashed into Miss nights v concert: weekly index, based upon the the finals in the intermediate chants were requested to call MacClay who was traveling west Prospect Hill Robbed "The Star Spangled Banner" - average amonut of mosquitoes girls and junior boys relays, the child's parents if they felt|On Springfield. Both cars were caught in six traps maintained thus precluding the possibility Two adjoining houses on Pros- F. S. Key the purchase of such a knife'. heavily damaged and were tow-; "Egmont" • Overture - Bee- by the Commission throughout of a second or first place finish. pect Hill avenue were broken was not intended to be part of ed from the scene. thoven the county, gave the Summit Summit had finalists in both Scout or camping equipment, j Investigating the accident into over the weekend with an "Folk Song Suite" R. Area its top rating of the year- j events, with the intermediate Hunting knives, which are be- were Patrolmen Albert Hoesly.' undetermined amount of prop- Vaughan Williams 12.9. The count for the same giris heavily favored to capture tween nine and 12-inches in Jr. and William Schneller. erty taken from each, the police "The Universal Judgement" - period one year ago.was 6.15. their fifth straight win in their length, can be honed to razor j Last Thursday morning Philip reported on Monday, Symphonic Poem - De Nardis The 12.9 tally here was sec-relay in as many years. sharpness as can the point. Fusco, 12, of 67 Tulip street.! The homes broken into ar"Bombastoe " - March - Farar ond highest in the county, be- Sandy Robinson proved the Such a knife can be a formid-.was injured when his bicycle owned by John T. Connor of 49 Intermission | ing eclipsed only by the Eliza- outstanding performer for Sum- able weapon when used other collided with a car operated by Prospect Hill avenue, president Trombone Solo - "Trombo- I beth area's 24.3. mtf with first place wins in the than for hunting or camping.; Hugh L. Shaw of 57 Passaieave- of Merck and Co., and W. Brad- graphic" - Bennett Any figure above 14 is con-sending broad jump and the 75- nue, at Prospect and Tulip \ ford Wiley of 57 Prospect Hill, a Mr. Ostrander, trombonist sidered "heavy,h" " 7 t o 11 i3s yard dash. Addie Fripp in her streets Younqg GOP Urqeg s Unitv , ,. textbook publisher. Police said "Emperor" - Valse - Johann "medium" and zero to 8 isthird and final toss, woo the • wunij wwr wiy«r» wmry Jhe ^ waj ,aken (o the | entry into Uie Wiley home, was Strauss For Complete Ticket "light." loftball-throw-for-distance with Medical Group for treatment of made by breaking a rear win- "Highlights from The Music The count for other communi- (Continued on Page 7) Summit Area Young Republi- abrasions about the right anidd [t dow,. while it is still unknown Man- . Meredith Wilson ties having traps was Plain- left knecs a d c SEE PAUL8EN TRAVEL BUREAU canans this week declared their' " , , o. how entrance was made into the "Amparit'Amparitoo RocaRoca"" -- SpSpanis; h field, 6.3; Westfield, 6.8 andor Tour Trfcval NMda. 7 B««chwo«d Police said Mr. Shaw was full support for Sen. Barry M. Connor home. March - Texidor Union, 8.3. ioad. CR I 1111 drivin n rth on P s ec a nd Goldwater and the complete 8 ° ? P ' 1 An undetermined amount of The Board of Recreation The Commision said that | entering the intersection at Tulip jewe|rv was repor,ed taken from sponsors the Summit Concet*. Elizabeth's heavy count when the accident occurred The ,. w\Ux, ^ijn. ' k,,t nnii^p On .aside pages DespitL/V.JUUC eL» l tYIUUpreviouO Ulllts) Gilldifferences. CO, a , •!- .1 —..IWIfcl" »"-J IVJIUi.m.1the Wile. «uty (J«i".residencv e but police Band and the series of summer j caused by an Influx of salt THE CHAMPS 'yril Connelly, supervisor of of Mabie. who won the midget boys 50-yard dash the Young GOP states it hasj^y.waf rld'nf,tt.est alo.ns,Tullp!have not been able to ascertain concerts on the Village Green. I marsh mosquitoes pushed into «i«c^ ii. „„!,„ ~-J . „„ _n'at the time of the accident. i „„ „ . „,,,„, ,„„ .,.,_„ ,.. ,u Classified 14 the city's summui playground program is and placed second in the basketball foul shoot- closed its ranks and urges all as yet what was stolen fromm theA across from the DL&W railroad this region by prevailing south- Church 4 shown as he presents a trophy lo Addie Krip> ing contest; and Jerry Smith of Lincoln, who house. station. erly winds. Deaths 8 of Mabie Playground who gained first place in won second place in the midget boys Softball Both residences were empty j As there are no bleacher — call "BET CL'LUOAN KANI" Editorials .'. 8 the intermediate girls' Softball throw [or dis- • 11- t_-l l_«^4l«** A .| i |i|i -^ " , » pitch for accuracy Summit placed third in t!:3 The Young GOP declaration C-ORBVS jomnr. - CLNRS. NO. during the weekend when the seats on the Village Green, it isror vttir aotttnert m MR vntar letters 6 tance during the annual State Playground Ulyni Offeri up to 15% DUO. In Star*. V , ° . , . . _, rle. ME I-7171. V- state meet among 23 other competing com was made in a Letter to theHumm.lt suggested that the audience Social II pics held last week at.Livingston. Looking on munitics homes were broken into. The t'k^rP5ET runt Imitl » (Wolin Photo\ Editor printed elsewhere in this DIP you know thai Brnwn'a Hard- brings folding chairs or blank- Sport 12 t breaks were discovered early but h icr\w th» baat fao4 !• til* are two other champs, Ronald Wilkerson, aliti'| issue. - :V.* 1"MT° """"' """•"•"• ""° Monday morning. ets lo sit on. will million hospital being built by Recreation Board to .part In tennis clinics sponsored Neel THE SUMMIT HEBAID. Thunday. July 30, '964 u u T - t T | by the Board of Recreation the Lutheran Church In Ameri- Hold Tennis Tourney : 'por addUiOna! information and ca. The Board of Recreation will registration contact Gretchen St. John's to Both couples, as well as their again sponsor a series of tennis Smith at Memorial Field or children, are taking orientation tournaments during the week ofjl.arry Krieger at Tatlock Field Fete 2 Overseas courses at Drew University August 10 through August 14. by Friday. August 7. Call thit New Y<#1c City. Madison, prior to their depart The elimination tournaments | ure next month. will consist of one set matches Studying at Cornell number:* 212 888-1212 Missionaries 'St. John's Lutheran Church in the preliminary rounds. The Elizabeth H. Siegel, daughter for irtformation from the A medical doctor and a main-i will contribute to the financial semi-finals and finals will beiof Mr. and Mrs. M. L. Siegel tenance u.an, both slated (or support of the missionaries best two out of three sets. jof 78 Edgewood road, a junior j overseas as missionaries, will through regular contributions The girls and boy* will play'at Summit High School, is on

CR 7-0500 - CR 7-0501 ; Two Lose Licenses , • PRINTING • RUBBER STAMPS The driving licenses of lwo| Police Relay Outstanding Selection of ORIENTAL RUGS • OFFICE FURNITURE area residents have been sus- TO RENT A CAR pended under the point system, Of CIBA Drug and Nationally Known BROADLOOMS the Motor Vehicle Commission- MODERATELY PRICED. er announced this week. Given Saves TWILL !60-day suspensions each were! tb-A-eAl? Police of four municipalities, MARKING DEVICES Roger N. Angleton, 22, of 39 DIAL-A-CAR, for butineu er pleasure • rite easiest and including Summit, formed a re- 428 Springfield Ave. Prospect Hill avenue and mo*t inexpensive way to rent a car. Just pick up your CR 3-2442 lay team Monday night to speed phone • and a Brand New, Fully Insured, Fully Equipped BBHtOSIAN'S Summit Charles Kaimer, 25, of 28 South- DODGE DART or CHRYSLER VALIANT will be reserved Brood & Walnut Sts. Summit gate road, Murray Hill. a rare drug from CIBA to Jer- sey City in 34 minutes. The drug for you. SAVE MONEY, GO DIAL-A-CAR. • was rushed to save the life of a 17-month-old Jersey City girl who had accidentally swallowed 15 iron tablets earlier in the day. The drug, a new one and still FOR 12 i the experimental list, is called "D.F.O.M." and is dis- HOURS HOURS tributed by CIBA. The child's + »> • >!•» doctor secured permission from federal authorities to obtain the Includes: FREE OAS A Oil, Maintenance! Full Insurance, Automatic Transmission, drug from CIBA and after giv- ing it to the child reported that Radio ( Heater ft Safety Belts. her condtion was improved. Summit police picked up the! drug and took it to Springfield FOR INSTANT RESERVATION - DIAL 379-9873 where police of that town took it to Union. Union police then carried it to Newark Airport MORRIS TURNPIKE where they were met by Jersey City police for the last leg of the trip to Jersey City Medical SUMMIT _ Center.

OPEN THURSDAY EVENTS UNTIL 9 NOW IN PROGRESS Semi-Annual Clearance Sale HIGHLIGHTS in the FINAL DAYS of our storewide semi-annual clear- ance of men's, boys' and women's furnishings, clothing and sports- wear: MEN'S SUITS AND SPORT COATS—Special Group NOW 40% Off Originally 35. to 160. Sorry — on 1M1 iptdal group only — HO aileralioiu — no chargei — eui * carry laiu only. MEN'S SUITS, Tropical Weights NOW 20% Originally 60. to 225. and 33 1/3 Off MEN'S SPORT COATS, Summer Weight 20% ~ Originally 29.9* to 105. and 33 1/3 Off MEN'S UNLINED RAINCO_AIS^P_epulfl£.Jimdt Originally 20. to 55. - " ZfiALF-SLEEVE SPORT SHIRTS"^.^ -~ ^S' NOW 4.99 or Z Originally 6.50 to 15. 3 for 10.50 Thousands of new Fords—over a month's production— MEN'S SWIM TRUNKS NOW 20% Off Originally 5.95 to 12.95 are now on the way to Ford Dealers. To move the huge FAMOUS-NAME LONG-SLEEVE WHITE DRESS SHIRTS NOW 4. or Originally 5. 3 for 10.50 LADIES' SKIRTS, Cottons and Blends NOW 9. backlog, your Ford Dealer's offering savings way above Originally to 15. LADIES' BLOUSES, Sleeveless and Roll-up NOW 3.99 normal year-end clearance savings."Choose from an im- Originally to 9.95 and 5.99 BOYS' SHORT-SLEEVE SPORT SHIRTS NOW 1.99 mense selection of the best-selling Fords in history— Originally 2.95 to A. BOYS' HOSE—White and Colors NOW .49 each' and get fast'delivery! . • •„ •-" White-Originally .69 or 3 for 1.35 Colors-Originally .85 NOW .69 each NOW! SAVE BIG AT YOUR FORD DEALER'S or 2 for 1.29

General Clearance Boys' Furnishings And Sportswear , SALES SCHMIDT FORD SERVICE 20% .to 50% OFF Quality Dealings Since 1933 290-306 BROAD ST. SUMMIT CR 7-1665 ROOT'S -SUMMIT joined Penn-DUie as control- THE SUMMIT HERALD. ' Thursday, July 30, VfSt iveyors meeting for lnitructlon God;" Worshipper,'are urged toibethportwill become controier,f«ur^^rpon|tion in which both merging banks hold mem- ler in 1950 and became seer*, land assignment; 7.30 p.m!, Ev-bring their children to services of the merged banks. tary-treasurer in 1845, Prior to angelism visitations. while church school is cioaedj The board of directors of the'bershlps. Wednesday—»:J0 a.m., Mary- for summer. I combined bank, limited by law I _^ .. his employment with Penn-DMt Martha Circle of Lutheran to no more than 25. will Consist! •oro *" he was with Price Waterhouse Church Women: 7:30 p.m., of 16 from Summit Trust and DfrtCtOf of It Company. • HOLY SERVICES •! Youth choir rehearsal; S p.m., Summit Trust nine from Elizabeth. Robert W. LeIIerts of 17 Som- Christian Education committee. The other members of the p| Murray Hill, haa (Continued from Page 1) ersett piactgc e Murray which recently split I to 1, are present will serve in an ' ^ . HEAR Chriitian Science 1 91 tor of Penn Mount Olive Te.npl*. St. John's currently quoted at WO for each I advisory capacitity with John N I ** ^ , LONG Hill CHAPEL Church of the new shares. Eliiabethport i Mav' ir- of Summit, recently re- Dixi_ e CCement t tot . U.H.C Lutheran Church m Springfield Are. stock is currently quoted at $90 llred Summit Trust vice presi- Mr. Lefferts was elected a I p.m. ON SUNDAYS Rer. Shedrlea Bobertf 117 Springfield Aveanc Summit per share. It ia anticipated that!dent, servin* as chairman val °* U"5 state Commission- Faith Lutheran Church bring together the active com-ter of Banking and Insurance, from "Science and Tamole Slnal Marray Hill merclal and industrial markets the proposal will be submitted «S Snnmtl Avnna Rer. Russell E. Swansea with Key to the Scrip- to the stockholders of each insti- ] tabbl tforrlm 0. Btal by Mary Baker Eddy of Elizabeth with the residential Sunday — »:15 a.m., Sunday and developing industrial mar- tution for their vote. Finally, ncwMurs m Tomorrow — 8 p.m.. Sabbath :lude this statement: "The church school; 9:1} a.m. «nd kets of the Summit area. approval would be required Eve ich in spirit help the poor in 11 a.m., Morning worship with "The diversity of activities of'>"°m the Federal Reserve Sys-: one grand brotherhood, all hav- lioly Communion and sermon the two bank«, the presidents j'em and the Federal Deposit •femnu (tonrtwg Priandi ing the same Principle, or Fa- Call this New York City number:* 212 888-1212 tor by Mr. Swanson on "Crisis in ther; and bleased is that man information from the Fair, including up-to-the- Sunday — 10 a.m. Religious the Church"; Crib nursery at d ; l i i Veterans hospiials provided Society of Friends (Quikara) both services; 4 p.m., Youth !' "l tr j*"^S' y "1 Stitreatment for 688,500 patients minute news on daily Fair activities; NEW JERSEY BEU holds Its meeting lor worship at anwhdo supplietseeth hhi its, seekinbrotherg his snee owdn „„„„„ ~VL. c ,, % ,'trMtmenin 1961-51,00t for0 mor688.50e 0tha Datientn weres ! Wett field, New Jersey tbt YWCA. Sunday school tor Fellowship; 7 p.m., Luther Company has one uf the leading League. In another's good" (p. 518). mgrger Summjt cared for in I960. children U at the urn* Unit: trust departments in the state Visitors are welcome. Tuesday — 9:30 a.m., Sur- and a large mortgage division. Calvary The Elizabethport Banking Com- PHONE Founded in 1868 Episcopal Church pany has long been a major j 273-3333 Establish** |D« Fortit and Woodlind Avn. I factor in commercial and indlvi-| 1826. Rev. Elmer ¥• Francis dual lending. The experience of Rector each bank would be available One u( New Jertey't lev. Russell Gala ithroughout the market area of We consider air conditioning a necessity, par- Assistant Rector the combined institutions." Ovte,C

Jewish Community NOTICE Center 17 Kent Flat* Blvd. | Kabbl William B. Bin GOING OUT OF BUSINESS Tomorrow — 8:30 p.m. Sab- hath five service. LEAVING SUMMIT AFTER 13 YEARS ... St. Andrew's Episcopal Church Berkelrv Heights - New SALE BARGAINS GALORE Providence 411 South Street Murray Hill, New Jersey Rev. Canon C. A. Shreve EVERYTHING MUST GO Vicar Sunday — 8 a.m.. Holy Com- Sins munion; a.m., Morning prayer BOYS SPORTS JACKETS and sermon (except on the first J 4-12 $500 Reg. +0 $16.98 , Sunday of each month, when' Holy Communion will be cele- NOW. brated at 10 am. with sermon). PRE-TEEN-JR. PETITE- 5 0 Wednesday (Except during JUNIOR DRESSES July); 10 a.m., Holy Commu- $40° to 17 nion. Reg. $8.00 TO $35 Central Presbyterian Church HER MAJESTY GIRLS CRINOLINES. NOW Maple St. fc Morris Ave.— •- , R«g, $3.00 __..__ ~ - lev. Robert II. Stephen* DO. lev. Clarence E. Davhon, D.D I K«r. R. Samuel Buffat. Jr. NOW PRE-TEEN & JR. SLACKS Sunday — 9:30 a.m. and 11 j Reg. $5.00 to $15.00 $2 50 to 7 50 a.m., Morning worship with last tof sermons on the Parables by j j Mr. Buftat on "The Kingdom of, *-

Steuen Williams, ltd.

Formerly at 40 Chatham Rd., Short Hills

RETAIL OUTLET For MEM'S You'll turn into a prune... BRITISH SHOES before you can empty a quick recovery can install it anywhere in the house. It electric water heater! Oh, it's not invin- needs no flue, or vent. cible. You can empty it all right. Just stand After you've wrinkled up sufficiently to Now Located At under the shower until you shrivel up all pass for a prune, you'll have to admit it to 37 EAST WILLOW ST. over. As you use up the hot water, it keeps yourself.There's really no match for a quick on heating more. No quick recovery electric recovery electric water heater. water heater gives up without along, drawn- Formoreinformation, call, write, or stop Millburn out battle. m at our nearest business Free Parking for And while you're standing there, sog- office. And when you buy, Your Convenience gily admiring its staunch heart, think of buy with assurance this: it costs less than others to buy and in- from the dealer who stall. It's flameless—therefore clean. You displays this seat. COME VISIT US AT OUR NEW AIR CONDITIONED SHOP Jersey Central Power & Light/New Jersey Power & Light Triurtday, July 30. 1964 Pep* 6 Rundlet, Ford Sandra Wadas Thanks Auxiliary NP Summer hun Evening Program Set recent itock quotation at «p- Ms* Roth Rofere Is named Place in State As N.J. Girh' State Delegate Playground Bulging Stock Portfolio praxlmately fn • than. as executrix of Ihe will. Berkeley Heights, - Sandra Arts and Crafts Schedule for Berkeley.Heights - The Re- This would make these stocks A nephew of Miss Burjmiller creation Commission of Ber- said his aunt accunadated to Competition Wadas, Governor Livingston the^week of August 3rd is as fol- worth more than Ht.m with lows: keley Heights wil sponsor a Left by Heights Woman blue chip stocks. wtm tbt in- Berkeley Heights - Chuck Regional High School repre- of AT4T. Rundlet and Bob Ford re- HnivteW S6hS6T, Framed A- boys and girls activity program vested procetds of the sale «rf sentative at the 18th Annual Miss Louise A. Burgmiller, 88, In one instance Miss Burgmil- Miss Burgmiller also left her ceived congratulations at luminum and Finger Painting. for youngsters Wednesday, Au- real estate held br the famOy of 3 Emerson Lane, Berkeley ler left 159 shares of American shares in General Motors to Berkeley Playground this Girls' State, expressed her ap- Lions Municipal Park - Cord gust 5 at the Berkeley School for many )*an to tfae northern Heights, who died July 17, left Telephone and Telegraph Co. her nephew, August Borgmiller, past week for placing in the preciation today to the Ameri- Weaving and Painting, Water Playground from 6:30 p.m. end of Union Canty. hundreds of Snares of blue chip stock to eight nieces and and her shares of Public Service State of New Jersey Play- ' olors. through 9:30 p.m. The program i Legion Auxiliary, Girls' stocks to 16 nieces and nephews nephews, a brother and aCo. stock to a niece, Miss Ruth ground meet Wednesday, Oakwood Park, Aluminum will offer interested youngsters John Lorenti Is State sponsor. The program and a brother in a will filed church. This stock was listed in Rogers of 538 Plainfield avenue, July 22 at the Township ot Forms and Paper Bags. archery, softball, basketball, Named to Dean's List which included 400 girls from for probate Monday in the of-recent quotations at approxi- Berkeley Heights. The amount Livingston. Allen W. Roberts School, Plas- volleyball, badminton and other New ProMeace — John Lor- fice of Union County Surrogate mately 172 a share. AT4T split of these shares was not listed Chuck won fourth place in all over New Jersey, provides tic Weaving and Drawing-Cray- group and individual activities entz, son of Mr. and Mrs. Fred- Mary C. Kanane. its stock two lor one this year. in the will. Faith Tabernacle the basketball free throw an opportunity for girls to learn on. will be scheduled. erick Lorentz of U» Pineway Miss Burgmilier's will was Miss ]|irgmiller also left 208 Church of Berkeley Heights was contest for the 11 and under Special Arts and Crafts Sched Ct, has been named to the how the state government op- Mrs. Elaine Khan and Greg- dated April 28, 1962, so that shares of stock in General Foods left shares of AT&T. age group. Bob won fourth ule for all playgrounds week of ory Wadas the program direc- dean's list at Princeton Uni- erates by organizing and par- some of the stock mentioned Corp. to 11 nieces and nephews, place in the boys running August 3rd, String Pictures and tors are looking forward to a The residuary of the estate versity. He is a member of the ticipating in a miniature repli- in the will has figured in split- including some of those who goes to a brother, WUilam broad jump, with a jump ol Paper Bag Puppete. large turnout so don't forget ups since that time, increasing Orange Key Society and will ca (if that state government. shared in the AT4T distribu- Burgmiller of 3 Emerson Lane, 17' 2". These boys competed Special activities for the week the date-August 5th. the number of shares. enter the sophomore class in against skilled competition '"We experienced the thrill (if of August 3rd will be a Scaven tion. This stock was listed in Berkeley Heights, September. from all over the state. being free citizens In a free ger Hunt and Rope Skipping "They deserve high praise land. We learned to operate the Contest at Oakwood Park Thurs- as the only Berkeley Heights machinery which makes de- day afternoon August 6th at 2 youngsters to bring home mocracy go forward to better Sandra Wadas p.m. where there's a grill there's a way.' awards," noted Recreation living for all of the people in Superintendent William Bed- this great country of ours," Free >4cres Is a Summer Festival Outdoor!/ everyone, for a chicken barbecue I rick. Berkeley Playground She ran for city counsel and There'* nothing more popular or Umptlng than Berkeley Heights—The Farm- tickets. Mrs. Marguerite An youngsters who passed the in this capacity, assisted Mayor KINGS trethly cut chiclcn quarters mtHng house Committee of Free Acres derson, Mrs. Martin Lewy and Junior Physical Fitness and and Council in advocating pro- erer • f faring bod of charcoal embers... entertained fro Free Acreites at Mrs. Phillip Berger served re- Proficieticy Test fur the U.S. posals to improve the city. ootino. wfth Under, succulent goodnets, blanketed a "Free Acres Is a Summer freshments. Mrs. Henry Blohm Amateur Athletics Union, re- "Girl's State gives ..each girl in a crisp, go/den /octet that crackle* wHh Festival" party at the Farm- and Mrs. Spencer Brodney cently were Chuck Rundlett, an abundant opportunity to see •vary juicy bit*. Add drama with a bowl of house Saturday night, July 25. won prizes for accurately pre- Chuck Sarcady, Frank the need for good government testy tovct, luscious tidbits, and crisp nibbltt Young adults and teenagers dicting the number of guests. Moody, David Brindley, a'nd to see that this is possi- nestling in a bod ot ice... of Free Acres acted as hosts 85, present by 9:50 p.m. Kicky Hakenburg, Teddy ble onlv as the citizen and voter absolutely scrumptious outdoor oatinf t and hostesses and were in The dancing at this discothe- Rundlet and Greg White. does, day by dav, those things neeesary to bring about and charge of decorating the plat- que ranged from the polka and maintain good government." form, which they hung with waltz to the monkey and frug. Kings colored lights and crepe paper With a variety in between. NP Police Win itreamers in a canopy. Lant- Surefire » Hardwood New Providence - The bor- irns added to the summer night GL Regional 1 ough Police Department Adult Softball effect. CHARCOAL . emerged victors July 23rd in a A large mural covering an Replacements pistol match at Kenilworth pis- League Scores ntire wall was composed of BRIQUETTES i lol range witii the Pennsylvania pictures from newspapers and Berkeley Heights — Replace- Railroad Pulice. The scores Results magazines with original cap- ments and resignations at Gov- were: N.I'.; 11-28 and Penn. Local 676, Hi - Air Reduction, V tions pertaining to the Free ernor Livingston Regional lli?h 11-21. Robert Barchan led theStandings as of July 23rd: Acres. A large shot of an asSchool have been announced by 20" 99* parade of victors with a score W. L. Pettonished young woman holding the Union County Regional Summit Chevron up a topless bathing suit was of 293. Three hundred is per- Board of Education. Servicenter 100(1 captioned: "But Will Fritz Let lect. Clint Berryman followed The Board accepted the re- CATSUP Nijon .75(1 Me in the Pool?" A racing car sipnations of Kent Roseburv, a with 286, Raymond Cross 284, IXK-al 676 c .408 at top speed was captioned science teacher, and Mrs: Vincent Trayno, 265. Other Air Reduction .333 Emerson Lane Speedway." Martha Davis, Governor Liv- scores were: Police Chief Carl Runnymede The Misses Carol Blohm, La-, ineston High School librarian, 3 50 H. Ehnls, 243 and Martin Mar-i Runners .333 vina Anderson, Yvonne Ander-| Edward Reese and Mary Ann shall, 265. ' Micro Stale .250 son, and Cynthia Loewy, Andy Lattanz will replace Albert Welchek, Tim Conner, Terry Brown and Mrs. Patricia Mize- KINGS 1 Conner, Roger Kleinberg, Ted reck as physical education in- Runfeldt, A'.an Runfeldt and structors. ,- fi/ue Ribbon Quality CANNED SODA Schlo Hessing were in charge New English instructor is Mrs. WHAT is NEW in SUMMIT of decoration.1; and lighting ef- Arylyn McCabe who replaces ' Scrumptious • Young 'n Tondtr fects. Alan Runfeldt printed Donald Wodock. FRESHLY CUT ' 12-89* Pineapple QmpoiruH ,, : ., SIMCA , CHRYSLER Spec/a/ YW Proqram LIBBY'S DRINK i.o.lobl. (Mr ot KINGS Qiwlily Ma ihf CHICKEN To End on Hiqh Note in Addtm Uting S 00 A first season of planned sum- Hayes whom they had an op- mer time programs for high portunity to meet after 4»-| school girls at the YWCA will show: traveled to the Foothills g » Solid Pack Albacon I WERNER MOTOR CO. come to a close tomorrow with Playhouse, Middlesex, and talk- PARTS LK QUAKTtk ALL DA*K MAT a special program featuring a ed with director-owner Mrs. rtk . ALL a one-act play to be put on byCharlotte Klein about summer ; DELICIOUS FREEZER FAVORITES I WHITE MEAT CHRYSLER < • AUTHORIZED DEALER girls in the dramatics group; theater productions. They toured I Regular . Pin* • Nf W Low Calorie pound TUNA M0TOR8 CORPORATION displays of stained glass and the playhouse and were taken 00 clay modeling made by those en backstage to see theater opera-;jILIBBY'S LEMONADE 29 i rolled in arts and crafts; am don from that side of the foot- J BktAST QUARTER ALL WHITB MIAT 5-YEAR/50.000 MILE WARRANTY lights. ; 4-1 highlights of the social worl activities. The program will be Arts and crafts members j 10 - 99* pound c KINGS* 100% Pure journeyed to Lamb's Studio at • gin at 2 p.m. and the public i Chopped SALES & SERVICE invited to attend. Tenafly, a stained-glass factory,|• mmmmmmmm 35 MAYONNAISONNA E bringing back samples of stain-; iBIRDSEYE BROCCOLI During an instructive and fun •"••...... ,„..:..•• ed glass which they then used J filled four weeks, girls enroll© BEST IN PRICE — BEST IN SERVICE for their own creations. They { flavorful • Short Cut Boneless • Sag or Cured in the program enjoyed a wid OO have also gone to the Newark | • variety of activities. Those wh Imperial-Chrysler-Plymouth-Vdiont-SIMCA Museuniof Art and the Summit • FLANK chose dramatics as their fieli "lustrustWbnoW.il" Art Center. Creative projects at • Lemon • Orange * Raspberry of interest went to a Papermil the YWCA have included coo- \ STEAKS 517 Springfield Ave., Summit, N.J. 273-4343 Playhouse production of "Th FRESH FRUIT HAIR SPRAY per enameling and clay work 11.1 Plui White House," starring Hele f.t.t. Girlil s whho chosh e sociail work'k ! ITALIAN ICES pound .. can 59 as their interest group have • 59 pint visited migrant camps in War-:; container KIHtS • wick Valley, New-York; Camp!} 19* SKINLESS BOLOGNA or SWORDFISH DELICIOUS DAIRY FAVORITES I Marcella for the blind. Rock-lj KltKt • "ftrtter Qvmlity" • Vallm of WUtt away; Overlook Hospital, Chil- } Wakefield • Defrost 'n Serve FRANKS LIVERWURST | STEAKS FRESHLY SLICED dren's Specialized Hospital and i tb Evergreen Nursing Home. Each|i KING CRABMEAT 49 AMERICAN CHEESE Wednesday morning they have 11 worked at theilarrislDwiiAeiizlt." i WESTFIELD FirriofThe borbood House. They have Yin* Aj enjoyed hearing speakers in'. • Mrs' Smith's 'Heady To Boko- EXTRA CALIFORNIA BREAKSTONE CREAM CHEESE * various fields of social work and: J '•» —' ADDLE DIP guidance counseling during the,i- fkWrLB 1*1 fc LARGE 4 BARTLETT four weeks. . is 26 « CANTALOUPES^ » Counselor-in-trainniK enrollees • PEARS SWISS SLICES have had direct work experience; pit NONE 49 *ach PRICED pound in the YWCA's day camp (or Tasfci Likt Mom's Old-Fashioned HIGHER! young children. They have also Horn. Baktd Pit . .. Tke finest 1 received training in creative art, Thli. Intum a>aildbl> ot Ijn.d Kmg, iup.r Mo'Vlt), W.dnodor. July Will thru Solurdar. »» nl lit, IVM. rhythms and dance for young i W. r.urv. th. ri|hl to limit awonlitili. Nol Miponiibl* for typographical wr«(l. children. Each Friday during the pro-: 784 SPRINGFIELD AVE. gram, all four interest groups.; SUMMIT 321 SPRINGFIELD AVE. have gone on special trips so; that all girls would have a iNear Niw Providence Linf) SUMMIT sampling of each of the other Open Every Sunday (Nfar Summit A\e.) areas. They have gone to New Parking Free Oieck Cashing »•„, parking Free Check Cashing. York to the Metropolitan Mu- Delivery Service seum of Art, have seen "The "SchraHt's Quality Isle" PelivN5' Thursday, Friday, Saturday King and I" at the Lincoln Cen- ter, have visited the Old Mu- seum Village at Monroe. New York, and have conducted a work camp painting rooms and July 30-31 Aug.1 organizing playground games for children at St. John's Epi- Myers BROADCAST Oh Boy Bennett's scopal Church, Jersey City. Also Kraft aimed at giving high school SALAD OIL BEEF PIE Chili ,Bee.f STUFFED POTATOES FIX-A-ORINK girls an idea of the opportunities Con Carne Sfew PARKING FACILITIES in the four interest groups was 12 oz. 16 oz. lo oz. 1 15 oz. 12 oz. Chive or a series of films that were bottle pkg. pkg. 29* Cheese bottle 29' FOR OVER 4000 CARS shown each afternoon at the 29* 59 Ldfl YWCA. Mrs. Kornberg'i Adult instructors for the frtur Mrs. Paul's Beech Nut - Myers Bennett's SHOP THE STORES WITH interest groups have Included FISH FILLET STRAINED CHOPPED Miss Claire Poulin. a teacher at BEEF STROGANOFF CHILI SAUCE Plainfield High School, instruc- DINNER BA,BY FOODS CHICKEN 11VER THE BLUE & WHITE BANNERS tor in dramatics; Miss Sandra 8 oz. 16 oz. 6 oz. Webh, graduate student at Drew pkg. bottles University, arts and crafts; Mrs. a 39' 6 ,59* 59' cup 49' * OVER 60 MERCHANTS * Ned Wilson, teacher in the Cha- tham school system, social Lambrecht Lambrecht Broadcast 2 Hour Free Parking In The Ch. of Comm. work; and Miss Mary Ida Gar- Crisp • Delicious dner, young adult program di- CREAM CHEESE STRAWBERR^ii CORNED BEEF rector at the YWCA. in charge HASH WISE POTATO CHIPS of counselor-in-training. Miss CAKE ICE BOX CAKE Lot On Central Ave. (Opp. Post Office) Lynne Josselyn, of the YWCA's 16 oz. 15 oz. 16 oz. bag Silo Sponsored By The Retail Trades Division, Westfield Chamber Of Commerce teenage department, has been pkg. pkg. Cdll can 37 59' I the director. 69 69' 39* ».g. • ThunH'Y- Julv 30. I»M THE SUMMIT ^

From ShiHton, Inc. shuiton A banquet was held recently j The Rowes plan to retire to to honor Frederic I. Rowe of.Maine. 87 Beekman road, retiring sales | # - manager of the international di- j PlotnfleW Quickest vision of Shuiton, Inc. Mr. Rowe: ^ Car |nspectio joined Shuiton in 1943 and m the ^ p •* » intervening years contributed, . • %u«ci« Tally to the tremendous inspection staUon gave the growth of the company's over-1 qmctet service last week by CJH/CKSTiSk feaToperaUons which have ex-Srequiring a waiting period for 1 panded from a small export de-jcar owners requiring July ta. partment with limited overseas spections of only 15.6 minutes, sales, to today's distribution in The longest waits were re- 70 countries earound the globe. J ported at the Livingston drive- Among the mementos pre-in theater, with 61.5 minutes sented to Mr. Rowe were an I wait per car, and at the Union engraved ship's wheel, a sterling | drive-in, where the average wait silve•i r_ tra. y an__jd a—nM •nnroniengraveJd penar oarcar uiowacs 6fil1 minutesniimifac. scroll signed by his many Morristown required an aver- friends abroad and his fellow age wait of 37.6 minutes and employees here in the U.S.A. I Westfield, 32.4 minutes.

Tor a numriri nf • crnlurr Inr rlTtnt dlnlug iu or1 l»| The 18U j«*r old letting. f CocktiUi William Pitt LUNCHEONS 11: »i—1 P.M. FULLY COOKED 94 Main SI. Chithim DINNERS 1:30—« P.M. READY-TO-EAT ME 5-2323 SUNDAY 11:15—6:00 P.M, lb.\

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HUDSON BIO "H" m « AA BUITONI TOMATOES TOWELS ssss 4»400 OVEN CLEANER 89 t*M(HOVfllUAD 2^35') e GRAND UNION BUITONI—PASTA-ROMANO BAKED BEANS &49 SPAGHETTI SStSB GRAND UNION ^ ^ _ NESCAFE 99' TOMATO SAUCE 3 25 INSTANT COFFEE CADILLAC CHICKEN ^ ^ _ PLASWCWRAP 2 - 39 DOG FOOD 2 35

MAKE IT ICED DELICIOUS LirXBUOT WHITE & PINE SALADA TEA BAGS BATH SOAP !*«• SUNSWEET PRUNE JUICE GRAND UNION ^ , ^ ORANGE DRINK 3 95 M C FRUIT SYRUPS 391 DAIRY DEPr. FfAIURES 54 VE MORE on FARM FRESH PRODUCE! FRESHLY FROZEN FANCY WESTERN and so easy to use! /,'y UNION AMERICAN BARTLETT PEARS 2.39 MORTON'S PEACH or CHEESE SLICES CALIFORNIA RED PLUI LEMONSUNKIST S i 1^ jk 0 ^ #k3, 9 QVALITT HUOB CRISP—TENDER P1NI-ORANCr-OHAPirRUlT _ .„, BABYGOUDA 49C c DOLE JUICE 5-100 GRAND UNION MPOM1D A _ PASCAL CELERY Zs*39 GRAND UNION-SHRIMP-SCALLOP c NEW CROP—CALIFORNIA rioLNDrn TILSIT SLICES ur39 FISH nitturDc swoRDnsH ft? 49 KITCHEN iI UlNNtiKd HADDOCK GRAND UX1OH _ _ KITCHEN GARDEN ot GRAND UNI<_ — ^ C TRENCH . A 9-oi CQC BEANS •TTLE *f pk . 3%J MILD CHEDDAR >65 9> KRAIT _ _ KITCHEN GARDEN C GOODS are FRESH DAILY! —o nt Mink ... jaunty Jaguar . . . sim|>n>'H>» MUENSTER STIX i; 49 CUT CORN 4 Saliie. •. (himmering Seal. .. precious Persian . ,. GRAND UNION ' ' _, _ _ DowNET-ruuii om cm. _ _ PIE 01 1 opnlfnt Otter . .. C and erery fur fuliion farorite in the hncet lur < nlltition FISH STICKS 2 55 FLEMINGTON h«» ercr produced .. .unmatrhol HONEY BUTTER - 39 BLUEBERRY CRUMB --». GRAND UNION 59° in quality and depth ... in ererr size from the small- Bit petite to the larger woman .. . and all Discount Bookie! JUMBO RDM PARtT *AK PINEAPPLE n JKLLT FILLED | SALTINES IALTED TO THt N V WORLD S FAIR AND ANGEL FOOD DONUTS SWEET ROLLS SUNSHINE COOKIES 7H-O1. AT VERY SPECIAL OTHER N Y ATTRACTIONS Lib 6-ot. Ic U-oi. CHOCOLATE CHIP LOW AUGUST PRICKS!- 69' pt.9- 33< 39' 8 iUNSHINK — COOKIES C. Anderson"! «"•**, a"d a fence is beingin- gadget on the market for the secretary and registrar; Flor-,stalled at the rear of the prop-, use of fluorides in the home." enre L- Woodward, assistant, er'y lme the report indicated that the secretary and deputy registrar, Inslde "»e building, the wom- en * tea<*ers room is being 9:30 A.M. TO 1:00 P.M. machine Is so "expensive that Dr. John L. Meeker, consultant; zed and it has not become popular." Dr William F Westlin, physi- j !™^™ ' , . ^ »ngmal THE SHORT HILLS NATIONAL BANK However! the Board added that cian for Baby-Keep-WelWll ClinicClii ; I"™*' ™ » » * first ffloor cor- THE MALL MILLBURN AVENUE with mass production "it may Hughes, Hartlaub, Thorn andj™**. » beln« rePlac«i AT SHORT HILLS Next To Lord & Taylor Laurle uleijn a become in more general use."i . counsel, and Charles c. u small storage Member FD1C * DR 941U The report suggested that such |Cutler, rabies control warden, room is being converted to of- private supply might be the an-! Members of the plumbers ex- swer to those who say, "let amining board are John L. Mc- them who want their drinking Namara. plumbing inspector; water fluoridated buy pills." James Ho88' master plumber; One of the most important; Th<™as McCue. journeyman 31 reasons why you should eat out at phases of the work of the Board ] plumber, and Robert A Brydon, of Health, according to the re- alternate port, is laboratory service,1 ''resident of the Board of Jip&Jup one evening during the week which is operated in conjunction "ealth fs Jonn D Farrington. with the State Department of • Jr- wnlle Dr Samuel w- Eason Can you find the reason that most applies to you? Health Laboratory i 1S vlce president; other mem- MOM DAD KIDS The Health Department pro- "a* lncIude s- Frederick Wil- vides five laboratory services son' ir- Mrs. Frederick K. , j >ou've just Mail papered i room Q it'i a break for your wife • it's f jn * Q youvt finished cleaning D you're lalefor dinner Q it's fun e including milk examinations/ Thornberg and Arthur C. Haw- • you'vi Hid it G K t OJ fot,a raise Q vou can choose from at lent 5chools Under n you won't have to set the table D you didn't get»ra.se fifteen different deserts d ou can have your favorite di$n, O it's like i short vacation The pollen count is conducted , K^"' ™" f™» >'*.» *> and the rest of tne family theirs a housebound wife feelt with the family n it's tiif on the budget daily from August 1 through ".or cassrooms. corridors and D to put t real sparkle in living D rt'l U\ enor wood trlm A • you can give lh# children September 30 for a total of 61 !" " • you wmt to take your husband out practice eating out t'Vi leap year) days. In 1963, the day with the '^avy q highest pollen count was Sep- tc:hed an(J ^ tember 3, at which time the ...and there's always this reason :The family needs a mid- tember 3 at which time the SSeve n rooms /and the library ' count hit 14.0. at ,he Jumor Hj h Schoo| aio week break. A meal out gives them the break they need. Other services of the depart- bcmg redecorated, while a con- ment include rabies control, and ference room js being u. maintenance of a general clinic,; tioned as offices. The visual aids I in G) Iii h KDRIVE-IN RESTAURANTSTT and the Baby-Keep-Well Clinic. rooms is being converted to a Work of the genera! clinic in- classroom, and eight rooms are >w^ # VlX f Cornar of Rouics 1O end 2O2, Morris Plaint. N.O- cludes immunizations, examina- being installed with new corkj TABLE SERVICE FOR LEISURE DINING tions of food handlers, weighing and blackboards. for weight control, examination of children going to camp for j H Family Service Association and . examinations of participants in • ' the Child Care Center, among , nthprs ....^., .-d...., ...- —1.^». The total amount appmpriat- *~ ed for the Board of Health dur- t ing ^963 was $36,560; of which f 131,125 was allocated -for-sal-- f aries. At the end of the year, the amount not spent came tn l One of the largest August pre*^ eolations we have ever made $1,370. Based on an estimated PTaififufdT and Shorf-HilU "UaW I960 census population of 23.- . . . fine quality imported and domestic fabrics in striking new 677, the per capita cost of health silhouettes at well as popular ' services came to $1.05. not in- clastic models in new fashion cluding $9,718 returned lo the •hades ... plus black! city in fees. Births Beat • mlssea • jdaioi? • pefltca i from Paj^e I > ride reported during the year. In the vital statistics area, it was revealed that 212 marriages were performed in the city, with Camping nil trimmed fur-trimmed Equipment 00 00 Clothing 4B 54 88 00 108" Tents 00 00 Stoves B4 74- 128 oo 148" Shoes • "You Save Big Money sub-teen , ter August 29th thcs» eoatt will return to regular pneett Here" herringbone tweed girls' raccoon-collared coats 4-U teg. 29.18 25.00 SALZMAfTS 7-14. 10.00 deposit Sinple brea^lcd lirown uc pecea licrrm^- Kg 32.00 25.0*-"•"0" rrg. 36.00 29.00 "The Store ntlh the nilnl<«r" Ixinp tu'ped v>hh rrifp, notrhrrl foliar Official Army & Navy Slore (rimmed in \rlvp'l. Sam? coal witli acrvlif Two »lylc» in a l)lcml of ramrl and wool will hold your coat in Free cold >tora|te in Tepper's own \ I-urnl|j Otwifit Mor* MIH'C IBlrt pile tip-out liurr rep. 35.00 29.90 . . . rla>?ir hoy coat willi wl-in flceie and fur vaults until O.-tober 1st ... at which time vou may 201 MAIN ST., ORANGE lar^e |>atoU |>ucket« . . . raglan tlfcve etyl« tran»f« it to your regular charge a.rount or T. E. C OR 3-7494 Trppcr's Cliildren'i* World. with lar?e patch pockets . .-. both with Plainfirld and Slmrt Mill, Mall tin aril able rarroon collar«. Camrl or rciL We Give S&H Green Stamps Teppcr'a Coals, Plainfield and Short Hills Mall Ample Parking In llrer of publicans?). This vaguely sUt-down the throats of a majority | Igreat-grandchlldren vacationing at vineyard Haven Letters Mass. He was St. ed condemnation from a seem by a minority. DEATHS Funeral services will be held CaH't Take Geldwater tngty accredited and knowledge- I—We have every reason to Van Reamlaer Greene today at 10 a.m. at Calvary Mr. English was bom in Jer- Editor, Summit Herald: Episcopal Church, with Rev. able source aa the Summit Her- believe, from personal knowl- Van Rensselaer H. Greene. sey City and lived there until Elmer F. Francis, rector, of ERAID Congratulations on your edi- ald is a smear of Senator Gold- edge and prior political activ- 81, a consulting refrigeraiiun moving to Summit a month ago SUMM torial of July 23, "Not Pala- Hdatlng. Interment will be at water by innuendo of unfound- ity, that the "quite a few read- engineer of Fair Haven, died Following his graduation from table." I have been and voted ed assertions. I am surprised ers" consider themselves mem- Saturday morning, (July 25) atAlbany Rural Cemetery, Men- Princeton University in in andt, N. Y. Republican all of my life; how- that you didn't resort to the ac-bers of the GOP. a Middletown Township nurs- Mr. English worked briefly with ever I consider it a duty to vote cusation that the Senator is an J—Since Summit it by tradi- ing home after a long Mine.' Robert E. Dnnn. Jr. Bethlehem Steel Co. N»w Jarwr Piw for President Johnson in Novem- extremist. tion and performance a GOP Mr. Greene was born in New ber. Robert E. Duun Jr. of 711 For the las M year, he wa, A clear and constructive edi- bastion, it is our feeling that York City. He received a BS AMOCUUOB Senator Goldwater to me is New England Avenue died last with Victaulic Company of torial policy requires that you most of our readers have a degree from Columbia College not a Republican. He has es- Wednesday at Overlook Hospital America. Among the positions Awftl hiw •* dmbttoa itate your opposition in specific deep-grained allegiance to the In 1904 and shortly after grad- tablished a party of his own of a long illness. He was 91. he has held with the companv kltaM kr *» *»•* nfcUtahu 0*, every Ttaartdty at U Bilk Street, terms on specific issues. Party that transcends personal uation formed his own consult- •nal New Jereay tTitt. Ertered at teeeaa* din matter Octotor b. MM at which is completely alien to the big engineering firm with of- Bom in Newark, Mr. Dunnj Will you please explain— feelings. (Continued on Page 9) fern* efflce, SuiBtt. N. J.. UMkr act of March ]. 1171. Owned ni utriM moderate Republican philosophy fices for many years at 11 Park lived 16 years in Short Hills be-J fcj Eve FeAetaa* Carl «Halett. of the last forty years. 1. Why last week was a fiasco 4—Any study of Goldwater place, New York City. He re-fore moving to Summit 10 years at San Francisco. Ail Departments CRettview 5-4000 I intend remaining a Repub- statements shows that the Sen- tired in 1960. j ago. He was a partner in the 2. The Identity of the political ator it mercurially changeable. Craigmyle, lican and I intend supporting all Mr. Greene is a long* time New York manufacturer's rep- Carl «. Hulatt Publisher party of "quite a few readers" He is given to pronouncing, Edward C. Sheridan Aatettunu members of my party who are resident of Summit and Manresentativ- e firm of Dunn & Pinney not connected with the Gold- that asked you "for a stand." then quickly denying, correcting toloking. Hr was a member Bryan 30 years. He was a mem- Qy 5l N.W JM«T. It* 3. Why most of your readers or modifying. He call, for more ^"^^"° " ^ » pet y**r in adwnee Single copiM 15 c«nu Back copies M cents cadi water reactionary element. d o( ber of Canoe Brook Country Penington Mary B. Sullivan consider your act one of treason. states' rights and at the same!Episcopal a,^ md Mayor Club. 4. What is a "self-contradict- Page ISA Colonial road time espouses programs that re- '-for- •—two~ •term s o-•f MantoloK'ng•>--• . He leaves his wife, Mrs. Mar- Thanday, July 30, 1N4 tory philosophy" that you attach & Colket quire even greater federal par- He was a past commodore and lon Jaehnig Dunn; a. brother Editorial "Heartening" to Senator Goldwater. Members. New York Stock ticipation in state affairs (i.e. life member of the Bay Head George M. of Short Hills and a Editor, Summit Herald: 5. Who are the Ultras and the Exchange making the sidewalks of our Yacht Club. Mr. Greene was sister, Mrs. Ellen D. Schlumpf Childish and Churlish Antis that you identify ai the Your editorial "Not Palata- cities safe). also a past president, charter of Millburn. COMPLETE Certainly nothing of the sort can b«> | ble" is good news and most darlings of Senator Goldwater. 5—The "ultras" and the "an- A taxpayers' action hai been filed by and life member of the Amer- Memorial services were held INVESTMENT »aid to apply in this suit. This suit teem*; heartening for all moderate Re- 6. Why you label as radical- tis" are those groups or indivi- ican Society of Heating, Re- a Kent Place Boulevard couple against Friday at Christ Church, Short and BROKERAGE to be simply a^case of legal-hAlUMtnent: publicans in Summit. Congratu- reactionary the Republican del- duals who are anti-Negro, antl- frigerating anandd Air Condition- the City of Summit aimed at the recovery Hills. SERVICE brought by a handful against the majori- lations to you lor such a forth- egates that nominated Senator labor, anti-foreigner. They are ing Engineers, His late wife. of a $20,300 fee paid for work done on a 119 Summit Avenue new Matter Plan and new sections of the ty of the city. There has never been any right expression. Goldwater. the Birchers, the Klan, the lso- Mrs. Phoebe A. Benedict Richard W. A. English latlonists, the super-patriots, the GreeneGreen , died in January of this (Sec.ind Floor) widespread indignation over the Master It offsets the discouraging A forthright explanation will, Richard W. A. English of 26 zoning ordinance. The lawsuit comes at jingoists and the malcontents, yearear. Hubfaord A. Knox, Jr. all those monotonous at least, let your readers know Locust drive, president of Vic- a surprise in more ways than one. been, vociferous neigh-JX,™;'^ Mr. Greene is survived by Ws Summit, New Jersey Ruhl in "Let-the specific reasons why you 6—For one reason, the dele- taulic Company of America, In the first place, the litigation ap- borhood protest, but no word of object.on terg- daughter, Mrs. Jamie H. King, CRestvitw 3-2100 must object to the 1964 Republican gates made it quite clear they g g, from other sections of the town. in Vll Union, died last Friday while pears to be very belated inasmuch as the Summit who endorse the views candidate for President of the defend the right of dissent by Valley Cottage. N.Y.; a son,-. lee paid to the consultant hired by the Legally, the suit is justified, but moral- of former (GOP) committee- United States. Birchers and similar groups butty" city to draft a Master Plan was made on ly it is not. It is a maneuver aimed at pre- woman Millicent Metzger and P. S. I am not a member of oppose the right of dissent by| ith whom he madehls home, June 23, 1962 and the appropriation for venting the rezoning of the CIBA tract they ought to speak up. the John Birch Society. w Donate To Scholarship Benefit We appreciate The Summit the press. the money was approved by Council on for future office and research use. In our Milton H. Merry Herald and the service it gives Summit College Dec. 19, 1961. Public hearings were con- opinion the suit will accomplish little ex- 15 Highland drive Values our town. ! Club Booksale needs ducted later on all phases of the project. cept saddle the entire community with an 'The Nation Is Sick ... " Ida Anderson (Mrs. Carl M.) . . . tar? in life Irtfmrmnrr. Numerous complaints were voiced and additional and needless expense caused by i Editor, Summit Herald: ArtBitl.t. It i'Mt« nothing *xtr» 97 Blackburn Road Editor's Note: We shall at- t« grt a jroori n-liirir on your many revisions were made, suitable, ap- Lincoln did not carry the inreaimrnt. 1^1 me Ml you about court battle. , tempt to answer the above ques- >'orthMMtfm MntiiRt. s r state of New Jersey and th« BOOKS parently, to all but a hard-core of dit- As matters now stand, the Master Plan ™« *» Innuendo i lions as briefly as possible In gruntled property owners. term "Jerseyman" was used hi ERNEST S. HICKOK ClU Also, music, re4brds, National Geographies, post cards, hat been adopted by Council with the sup- 'Editor, Summit Herald: our opinion: contempt for 40 years to my UFE INSURANCE Ordinarily a taxpayers' suit is regarded reference books. Use bank book-drops or call: port of public opinion and practically Your lead editorial of July 1 —San Francisco was a "fi- klknowledged g . 382 Springfield Avenue at an outgrowth of wide public demand. asco" because it produced a di- MRS EDWARD BRINKMANN, CR 3-4147 civic organizations. Taking to the courts Icr y o{ disappointed liberal IRe- The nation is sick of buying « 7-1427 MRS, R. 1. VARNER, DR 6 1974 In the public's mind, a taxpayers' suit it vided Republican Party rammed (Continued on Page 9) viewed at a last-ditch defense of the public at this late date to be-devil Council and' interest against selfish or misguided offici- the administration appears both childish aldom. and churlish.

Marring the Suburban Scene A few weeks ago Time magarine com- discreetly confined to small trees and back- mented on the newest and perhaps screw- yard fences. But the trend today seems to iest fad to date: That of tourists leaving be for bigger and better letters and num- behind them a trail of written tcrawlings bers painted more and more indiscrimin- upon the American landscape. Many of ately about town. In fact, the city it get- our national parks are being methodically ting to retemble the South Pacific where marred and disfigured by tourittt who Kilroy left his imprint up and down that leave their initials, college affiliations, fra- area during World War 2. ternity names and other assorted tcrib- Summit's litter ordinance, which hat blingt upon rocks, treet and other bits of made a few headlinei in the latt few Breadwinners the landscape for dubious posterity. weekt, is aimed at keeping the city neat However, there is no need to go to our and tidy and we wonder if these artistic national parks to see such literary accomp- messages written in paint that tend to mett up our own landscape, could be in- should lishment since one can look about Summit terpreted under the law as a form of lit- and find a similar situation. ter, thus putting the offender in the same One doesn't have to drive about town class as one who carelessly discards a very long to tee an assortment of high chewing gum wrapper on our streets. "Make a date with school or junior high graduation dates Perhaps the city could review the or- painted in huge numbers in middle of dinance to see how much more teeth it streets, on walls, or any other place that needs, if any. to make this kind of desecra- National State" it suitable to scrawl on paint. Besides tion punishable by a fine, or worse yet, graduation dates, there is also an assort- 1 to enforce the offender to clean up after ment of initials, messages informing the i him. general public that so-and-so had been at | Summit is still a beautiful town. Its that particular place and that what's-his- , residents take pride in caring for their name is in love with what's-her-name. Of : property and it is quite discouraging to course such endearing public sentiments | see our streets beginning to take on the are nothing new and heretofore had been appearance of a rest room wall.

Current Comment spent on the farm of relatives, the cutting of hay and the harvesting of oats and Keep the Scythe Sharp wheat. While the work was not easy, it (Somerset Messenger-Gazette) was a change, and for a city boy, quite an If one wants a reason to justify a va- experience. There were no tractors — it cation, tome remarks by Paul J. Cupp, was horsepower and manpower, literally. president, Acme Markets, Inc., more than I learned how to swing a scythe and to fill the bill. | use a pitchfork, and while the body wat Mr. Cupp pictures vacationing as too •tired at the end of the day, both body anif few persons remember. It wasn't just a mind were being re-created. matter of killing u<-a (Zivify* attitude at the convention rule out tuch a party. Is that the reward for liberty, which poulbility. surely mutt give a person the right to fol- low the dictates of one's conscience? Sen. At for justice —should it be harsh Goldwater said he wat doing jutt that rather than moderate? The basic connota- when he oppoted the civil rights bill. DEATHS | emn requiem mass will be residing with a daughter She youth did not retpond to artlfl-|I believe-over the Prudentlal'i THE SUMMIT HERALD, Thursday, July 30. 1064 PKM • The funeral was held Monday celebrated. Burial will be in St. was 01. cial respiration at the scene and | p 1 • n to construct high • rise (Continued from Page 81 niclpailty when the area In- tried to create • burinm no* tfa* enabUnf itatat* infer at Jersey City. I Teresa's Cemetery. Mrs. Henry was born in Sum- was pronounced dead at Newton j apartments in Short Hills, close mi>itt and lived on Mountain ave- Memorial HosoitalHospital. . .-. volved closely approaches the In an area that toodMd upon which til mini lain take (Mr are vice president of sales, ex- to one of Summit's choice areas. Mri. John J. Kelly mrsMrs.. i\euyKelly,, M84,, aiedieda Sundaaunaay I nue most of her life. She moved Mr. Fiorentino was born In alien town's borders the reddeolUI el Ha- fore* an* UMt aoata( rtfnitr ecutive vice president, vice s Your readers may be inter- worth, CrctddU and DtmtfMt. Funerapr»il service«»™i™s. (»for. u.Mrs. . Fp ! at herJrome-et Plainfield. She ! to Chappaqua about a year ago. Italy, and moved to Summit ' This was a judgement en- Uow murt be taken president, and general manager ested to know that there is a The latter three munldpaJJUej REGIONAL context. KeU of was a lifelong resident of|. she is survived by a daughg- four yeary s gago. He wa« a tree tered against Dumont on.Octo- of Victaulic Company of Can- ^ P'ainfield, mother of New Jersey case which gives sued. Plainfield. Mrs. Kelly was a I ter, Mrs. David W. Rubidge of surgeon for Tedesco Tree Ex- Judge Waeacfae dted an earlitr •da. ;Rev. John A Kelly of St. a municipality an interest in ber 16, 1953, by the NewTlersey The court held that the exist- well-known exhibitor at many Chappaqua, and a son, Vernon perts of Summit. CrenklU dedatan al INf. He leaves two. sisters, Mrs.! Teresa's Church, will be held zoning decisions of another mu- Superior Court. Dumont hadence of municipalities' borders regional horse shows and for Henry of Morristown; a sister,' He leaves his mother, Mrs. From this precedent, ft or boundaries did not make any G. Clark Jelliffe of Tenafly andj today at 10 30 am aStt. j many years she operated a liv- Mrs. Joseph A. Enslow of Sum-! p olfna Coscia at home; three would appear that Summit — 4r 1 a real difference in the extent of Mrs. R. E. Sherbrooke of Co- Teresa's Church where a s0| ery stable which was founded mit, and two brothers, William brothers, Carmine, Alfred, and (Cootinued on Page 10) — i by her father. She later con- E. and Russell E. Cain, both of victor, and two sisters, Mary verted the business into a taxi Summit. ^ Susan, all at home. FEW HEOfLE UU.\J LIKE service. She was a member of Funeral services were held( '• >—- ROAST BEEF ASDVHAMPAGSE St. Bernard's Church of Plain- Tuesday at the Burroughs i /p/farc field and its Rosary Society. c c That's what we've found, judging from the Kohr Funeral Home. 309 Spring- j *» " ' * YEAR END In addition to Father Kelly field avenue, conducted by Rev. (Continued from Page 81 response to our Bountiful Beef and Champagne she is survived by three other dinner every Monday at the Old Mill Inn. Elmer F. Francis of Calvary,Cadillacs for what "T. R" sons, David h. Doyle of Plain- Episcopal Church. Burial was'called "Pithecantropoids"; of Every Monday, 5 30-9:O0-Alacarte 'til 11 p.m. field, Frank J. Kelly of Fan- in the Presbyterian Cemetery at payinpy g for wheat for Russia .^_£fflr_reservations call 76A-1150 or JE 8-1413 wood, and George W. Kelly of VACATION TIME CLOSE-OUT Springfield. °f beefinb g up Romania's eo.i- Raymond M. Cuitwell Ridgefield. o'my; of having our sons kilted We will b« cloud July 27 : Salvatore Fiorentino •nd rtopen Monday, August 10. Innkeeper i in wars they are not allowed to Of ©W ! Mrs, Cheiler C. Henry The funeral for Salvatore N I win; of seeing our money de- CR 7-0014 427 SPRINGFIELD AVE. CR 7-6032 ! Mrs. l.aura B. Henry, widow Fiorentino, 19, of 12 Orchard '• predate I of Chester C. Henry, former lo- street, who drowned Friday! Goldwater was nominated oni 1 cal motor vehicle license rom- while swimming in a pool, was;'he first ballot with four times On Route 202 I missioner and a local realtor, 'held Friday from the Paul lr>as™ry v,?les as ^m% Bernarrlsville. N. J. died last Saturday at Chappa- polito Summit Memorial. 7 Sum-!,. Don ' ?" y°Urself a R' OPENING! qua, N Y, where she had been I mit avenue, with a mass In St. \ ^I.^IJ™ 8UpP°rt Teresa's Church following. Party's David Rogeri The youth's body was found floating In the pool at the home Summit Can Challenge Pru The STRIKE is AUGUST SPECIAL of a friend, in eight feet of wa- Editor, Summit Herald: ter. He had been in the pool I notice that some Summit 25% DISCOUNT alone for about a half hour. The residents are agitated—rightly, OVER... DRY CLEANED DRY CLEANED & WATER PROOFING Slip Coven Rain Coats & Rain Jackets Blankets Top Coats 64 Chevroiets Drapes Snow Suits it Called For and Delivered are Pouring tali ENTKITMIM- MKXT Westfield NICUTI T!

BUFFET LUNCHEON • Dai'y Get our PEAK-OF-VALUE deal B. L SCHLOSSER $1.95 complex WED, mi 4 (AT. EVE. Visit our Used Cor LoNin-riie-Sky. "AS IS" BUFFET DINNER-W.d. Evt. JACK ARNOLD PRKS8 OBCHEI- models priced for quick safe! 100% DRY CLEANER $5.50 complat* THA store hours dally: • RESERVATIONS - WY 24100 • 92 Summit Ave., Summit Tel. CR 3-2122 307 W. NORTHFIELO RO. LIVINGSTON, N. 1. 9:45 A.M. to 5:30 P.M. open Wednesday nights 'til 9 BARNES AT SUMMIT SHOP-RITE 38-42 River Rd. (Near Cfea) Smmlt YOUU SAVE MORE! UAN L UITY RIB ROAST ««TCUT Sales: CR 3-7800 Swvke ft Pom CR 3-7MS FLAVORFUL NEWPORT ROAST .99* UNDER 10 US. SMALL TURKEYS ,39" •ONEUSS OCOMA TURKEY ROAST .89 (ll bom SOAP PADS " ° 3 otll Mb. 3-oi. APPLESAUCE "FIN"E LIGHT TUNA 4"r$i MAXWELL HOUSE 10c OFF INSTANT gallon WESSON OIL can M tf.14-«i.$ 4 Gnp« •' •# (ont m FRUIT PUNCH FROZES FOOD HI VS.' CAL-IDA POTATOES

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Jn»t f-f»d LEMONS ... 10 for 39c A checking account will help you control cold cash for every worthwhile purpou, jour nnm** And addrr** I* 1Ut*-d, Your Choice your spending ... a savings account will pro- Only a "Full Service" bank such as Union r«m/ln .nrf mHti ,our dl.ldrnd PLUMS SWC«t lUSClOUS LB. 19c 1 / f I (/ 00' "I K" OA "Orih •( food. vide a comfortable cushion against financial County Trust Company can handle all of.your ii ual. ^0.07 . , i emergencies ... a low-cost loan will provide banking needs. Bank at Union County Trust TH|S WEEK S W NNER Company. yT i#4Y VODKA * ^ MRS. PERRY E. FARUM VUUHA 33 MOUNTAIN AVE. Rfth $2.79 SUMMIT uioii County trust Company C3-ITSI 7-30 64 Pint $1.85 SERVING YOU IN SUMMIT SHOP-RITE 40 Park Ave., Summit EUZA1ETH UND1N SHOP MON. THRU THURS. TIL 9 Fridays 'til 10 SAT. till 6 CRANFORD SUMMIT HltKIllY HIIOHTS SUNDAYS 'TIL 5 The ultra-rightists ind the THE SUMMIT HERAID, Thursday, July 30, W64 supporters, we, as part of the eratic presidents, secretaries r>; cation for all children In public other ways of fighting Commun for freedom and undercut flie' Cbmmunists, while seeming ap- Republican Party structure, state; and government officer; schools. Abolition of child fac- ism, such as: germs of the Communist appeal. Approximately 17 per cent of |have console electric or elec- posite, have many similarities. LETTERS have united behind the whole belonged to an organization ad- ory labor in its present form." Raising the standard of liv- Military strength is a neces- tbe natkn'i M million homes|tronic organs. Republican ticket from Senator Both have the elements of "the {Continued from Page 9) vocating views of closer world Should we oppose this because ing in all nations. Cooperation sary deterent, but in this age Goldwater down to Ernest May end justifies the means" and any of its affected citizens- cooperation, the United Nations, Marx said it, Or should the between nations to exchange of atomic overkill is there harm and Ed Holmes, and urge ail "rule or ruin" and "bore from could challenge the Short Hills and ultimately establishing the people adopt what they think is ideas and promote understand- In lessening tension without low- voters interested in electing a within" and "a determined dis- plan in the courts with good ideal of One World. He has ad- good for them in the world of ing. Expansion of social serv- ering our guard by proposing re- responsible Republican ticket to ciplined minority can take" over hope of success. vocated other proposals and today. ices as proposed by the Alliance ductions? There public here do likewise. the listless majority." These John B. Ehrhardt given warnings, mostly along His (Dr. Ruhl's) fear that we for Progress in Latin America.must also decide. are authoritarian notions lead- Madison Jack Anderson, chairman the lines that individual, state, are going to lose our sovereign- Spreading of free ideas behind If one advocates the opposite ling to totalitarianism. Young Republicans of and national rights are being ty and the communists are go- the Iron Curtain through the to Dr. Ruhl's thesis, 'then one Asks GOP to Clew Ranks i If the people do not care they the Summit Area threatened by Communists or ing to take over unless his pro- Voice of America. Providing must stand up and work for Editor, Summit Herald: their dupes from within or with- will lose to the scare-mongers posals for strong nationalism scientific, economic and other those ideals as Dr. Ruhl will for Tour First Resort Your paper has raised the out. (Continued on Page 11) Most Work lor Beliefs and a more pugnacious attitude aid to countries to uplift their his. question whether or not Repub- ditor. Summit Herald: ^ Looking at all this there ap- are adopted must be set against well-being, education and desire Should Be lican organizations in this state Dr. Ruhl for a long time has!pears a "surface logic present, will support the Republican sent, and I have read them,!But is there? Let us see. presidential nominee, Senator numerous letters to your col-| On fluoridation, he has in- Barry M. Goldwater. umn. A while back he had taken I stilled the fear that the govem- We, the Young Republicans paid ads opposing fluoridation. ment is forcing chemicals down TB of the Summit Area, feel that He has presented the ultra- our throats against our this is the time for Die Repub- rightist view opposing the inwhic- h may. be harmful although lican Party to close ranks and come tax and in a recent letter medical, dental, health. PTA, WEEKLY HI-LIGHTS SORORITY , 1AST1B0HT unite to support the party nom- he told how Karl Marx once etr. organizations recommend it Sal., Aug. 1 inee, regardless of their per- advocated that tax by quoting as the best method for cutting sonal preference before the con- SALVATORE MILE Buffet Traditional Men'g Sportswear at length from the Communist dental bills and saving the teeth vention. W»d., Aug. 5 Manifesto. of our children. How much of a at Of Distinction Although many of our mem His last letter states how nu- greater scare he could have O-* bers were previously Scranton merous Republican and Demo- worked up by opposing the tak- ing of live germs into our OPENING JULY 30th mouths such as the Sabin oral vaccine. IN RIMBACK His claim that the income tax WILL BE SERVED EVERY SUNDAY1 is an invasion of our property DURING Millburn Center CARPET CO. rights has to be coupled to the JULY, AUGUST AND SEPTEMBER idea that since biblical times the from 4 to 9 P.M. NEW CARPET HOME SHOPPING idea that those with the greater We own and Operate our Own lability should give more than RESORT OF RACING | those who can't. The fact that OCUNPORT, N. I. RUG CLEANING PLANT 2 •lln'fran Garde* St. Pkwy., Exit 105 $5.50 PER PERSON Wall to wall. Cleaned in your home. this, under point No. 2, is ad- vocated in the Communist Man- WICIU imiKI Olnct U UnniiUM (OtT, ESSEX & SPRING STS. * MIU.BURN, \ J L>. Penn. Station, HI, 11 4» »M ly mwllk $4.25 For Children Under 12 ifesto does not make it bad. I'«"J 1! 04 PM; Lv. liberty St., NV (CNJ DR 9-2000 Point No. 10 states: "Free edu- 12 Nowii U. Newltk (CN1) 1M0 (Sjtt. 12;0O| • • • M'KrMI. BIN I. Millburn Onter, 11:30 AM (Kali. 11:00) For a delightful treat—dine at SfCCML IO>T: I. Bltle,. Put. NY, 10 IS. Mayfair next Sunday Snithtind J2 • Clubhtuit (4 In Included Children Undi Hi Summer Time...and Summer Saving Time WEST ORANGE, NEW JERSEY REDWOOD 1-4300 at your flnast Supermarkets FAMOUS STAMPS Folluw the Tower of Light to tfjf New Vork WorlJ'i AS WELL AS LOW PRICES! Finast SUPERMARKETS FRYING or BROILING Great Buys Thh Wwk -CHICKENS -Yor GARDEN LEMONADE CHICKEN | CHICKEN PIRKw LEGS BREASTS WH0LE REGULAR 10 £99- MORTON'S CASSEROLE -39c »49c ib. MACAROII ML In. QA « CHEESE O ikfs. OT« STEAKS M.SXL* 89 LAMBRECHT CHEESE CAKE CREAMY RICH LIVER r 35< BACON 59 A TASTE TREAT! KING CRABMEAT SKINLESS FR ANKS 2 89 WAKEFIELI •* FM TMTY HUT LOAF YOUR IEST BUT • «• «• # is?• GROUND CHUCK FXBZOR JUICY RAMRURSCR S 59 U. S. OOVT CHOC* FANCY FKSH CHEF BOY-AR-DEE PIZZA k Rib Steaks 69« Whiting 19< Flounder Fillets*• 49< WITH CREESEJA. . WITH SAUSAGE I ifflMiiiiiiiiMiiffliiiimiiiniiiiiiiiniiiHMmimiiiMifiiHmiimi.- FIHAST MHY SPKIALS SHOP FIN AST... SAVE CASH 'n &H. STAMPS _Cakc^41c FRUIT COCKTAIL ^ 4 89 CoffeeCake1^ 33C TOMATO JUICE S-R--E—3 89 "DELI" Din, SPECIALS* BOILED HAM *" * WALDORF TISSUE JO 75 HEALTH SALAD ^~^~» COnAGE CHEESE »• 25< SMOKED SALMON LOX "4* ORANGE DRINK "XT v_: »A ninth at mm vM -OriT Oq>t CHECK THIS LIST PINK SALMON Marmalade FINAST NOODLES Breod Crumbs *- ir21« mSkmmmWgk ««MII#>V FINAST E RICR. RER ConnedMilliE A6.:75c TOMATO SAUCE was cooked •X Cheddar Cheese "r» 75c without l"iuiLliiC NKRTIUfT'l FIRM, JUICY VOOIIICS sr COCOARUT IMS CALIFORNIA . WAFEU Ik. a flame. FlrtsU. sk|. Aero Shave PLUMS 1it4sc. It has lost little, if any, Listerine 1.19 FANCY YELLOW ONIONS 3.,29 of its goodness in the cooking water. FRESH STRING BEANS 2 39 {. GRHH STAMPS | The more water you use, the more vitamins wind up down the drain. If you LARGE NECTARINES «^™-uvo. ^ 19« FRESH SQUASH «».-«uo* 2 * 2* could cook, vegetables in next to no water, the vitamins would stay put. This WITH A PURCHASE OF $7JO | UMT I Kl AOUU- OSAWTTU. Mft UOUOt S is exactly what happens when you cook without a flame. The surface cook- ANO mw tK Btwn mm tftm arm = -FOR YOUR SHOPPING CONVENIENCI in&^ijtfits'on an electric range are so precisely controlled/that a whole pot of peas needs less than one-half cup dUvater. TJicpointrT^ook OPEN SUNDAY SPRINGFIELD electrically and get all of the nutrition nature can give. An M imcnvc wt« unnoAf, Aoowtt i« 4fMf>Mt NIW JHWT, electric range cooks rings around the rest. . MVW, NffW Cm M4 nATfN rSUNO W, MM, «M rigte R RM* kiiH. Hal JMaaaijMa Jar 9 A.M. f 6 P.M. 727 Morris Tpke. Buy with assurance from the dealer who displays this seal.

727 Morris Turnpike, Sprincfield Jersey Central Power Sc Light / New Jersey Power 5c Light Letters "Ai Maine Goei, etc." Rudyard, Mich. THE SUMMIT HtHALD. Thundty, July 30. \964 II Editor, Summit Herald: The bride is a graduate of Janet L Baker (Continued from Page 10) ;Kent Place School and attends De Ceflk. of feeMde - r I am enclosing II (or a few Mill Migliorisi " and witch hunters of the 20th University of Michigan where Tells of Fall copies of the July 23 issue of .Century. Citizens must therefore she and her husband are sen- Wedding Plans Wed Saturday to nefti Lepore. not only believe but must work The Summit Herald containing iors. Mr. Reiser is a member After • boDeymeai hi Porto for their beliefs or lose by de-the line editorial. of Delta Upsilon fraternity and Mr. and Mrs. Harry L. Baker Ricico tbe coqplqpe vfll ratt«t« of 137 Blackburn road announce Mr. Cardan* , fault to ideas they don't want. The editorial and the "No Mrs. llelser is a member of IN GaleGl i DriveDri , NON T Pwrii- e V n haVe demon Pi Beta Phi sorority. the engagement of their daugh Tbe wedding of Mlia Jo Aondenee. TV , f, ?'1, -!G°ldwater" letter reflect "mod- ter, Janet Louise, in Timothy T. After a wedding trip to the MlgUorial, daughter of Mr. and slrated that it takes more than eration.. Republican thinking, 1 Craig, jr., at present a member Poconos, the couple will reside Mrs. Anthony Migliorisi of Park Couple Honored an election day vote to get what _, sure| ^ anytop ies or re- of United States Army Airborne you want. Citizens must sacrl-! ^ at Ann Arbor. •Kldge, to Anthony Cardooe, Dr. and Mn. John V. taf prlnt3 you can send wln stationed In Okinawa. They will wn of tbe late Mr. and Mn.U Bateau avenue bald a b*et fice more time during the year;greg,,y appreciated, working for what they stand for. be married September U at I TnA Cardone of Scotch Plains, •upper at their iome recendjr to To paraphrase another — con- Dorothy P. Affel Births Central Presbyterian Church. was bald Saturday at Park bonor MIM Nkoey ifaOaa y Mrs. Edward tleisrr, jr. I press under attack, it takes ! ray Hill, a son, born July 21. tended Duke University where j with Pulverizing Machine Co. inBeyer attended tbe Carol Van Dyke Summit more than normal courage for ! To Mr. and Mrs. Philip Wil- he was a member of Kappa Al- ENGAGED -Mr. convention ot Bmtnaai ami Fto- fred of 21 Princeton avenue, Mn. Mn. David Mele of Berkeley Doris W. Is Married to pha fraternity and the Duke Alan G. Langenui of 34 Ridge- fenkntl Women'i dubf at De- Berkeley He football team. He plans to re- Heights, was the bride's ma- troit, Mich. Mn. McLean and born July 20. dale avenue have announced the tron of honor. The bridesmaid* this party, its candidate and its' BeCOmeS Bride o/ Mr. Centamore sume his studies at Duke in engagement of their daughter, Miu Beyer were local deie- jself-contradictory platform. r ( • •. . , To Mr. and Mrs. John R. September. were the Misses Sally Piconella Miss Carol Ann Van Dyke, Miss Marianne Langenus, to gitea. T Yours was not an act of trea! t. J. 176/56/*, /f. ClarK, jr. of 49 Bradford street, of Hasbrouck Heights, Dlanne daughter of Mrs. Theodore F. John George Zajacek of Phila- [son but rather a statement ofi On Saturday at Christ Church New Providence, a son, born Cannistra of Tenafly, Ann Kelly Horn* from Camp Van Dyke of 246 Morris avenue Daughter to Hardingi delphia, son of Mr. and Mrs. Plantation [loyalty to the best principles of j Short Hills, Miss Doris Wy- July 19. A daughter was born July and Susan Brown, both of Sum- Lee Ann Rydan, daughter .of n To Mr. and Mrs. Edward All- Francis J. Zajacek of Beth- the Republican 23 at Morristown Memorial lehem, Pa. mit. Mr. and Mn. John Rjrien of 14 Best man was Michael Yan- buffet M. B. Chasek Mrs. Robert W. Hodges of! at St. Teresas Church to Sal-Hospital to Mr. and Mrs. Philip Ashland road, recently returned g New Providcncei a daugnter The prospective bride is a acone of Berkeley Heights, Ush- home after two weeks at Vtr- 9 Schindler Plare dgewood road became the: m July 18 vatore T- Centamore, son ofA. Harding of 73 Ethan Drive. graduate of Notre Dame de Na- 23 Edgewood road, became the Murray Hill. The paternal en were David Mele, Joseph moot YWCA Camp HocheU|i. for evening New Providence. bride of To Mr and Mrs Danie) Som. XJaetano Centamore of 55 Park mur Academy, Villanova, Pa., l Edward J. Heiser, jr., grandparents are Mr. and Mrs.and of the College of Saint Eli- son ol Mr and Mrs 05 Summit avenue avenue. ~ se f Midland- Mich- Kdwarxl Philip- M. Harding of 12 Myrtle zabeth, Convent. Miss Langenus shippers... < eise r ° f Midland' Mich" toi bSn 5W ThThe bridbridee wawass givegivenn iinn marmarAvenue-- . 5 FOR THE PRICE OF 1! ! The 4 cl0ecl0ek ceremon waswas h h is a teacher in the Westfield t«?ml^«2T ndH " °°°' ' "y i To Mr andd MrMrs sS S. .Rowlan Rowlandd riagriagee bbyy he herr brother brother, , George Cha-Cha, Huh, B«mb«. Fnlnl, Wilts, Umtr, I*a<*, 'f nd-! Performed by Re L L Db H V Dk Mi Desiree Ga- school ssytem. Mr. Zajacek gra- Z T? LIT 'f. -! Performed by Rev. L. L. Dobyns; Preslwick. jr. of 218 Runnv- H. Van Dyke. Miss D On Dean's List duated with honors from Lehlgh We WIU Teach Koa ul Ann Arbor Mich a ime Parkway, Pov N.Y., a MM n~i h 7 tT< ' ' ^'"imeade Parkway, New Provl- rill of Tannersville, Stephen Schwarz, son of Mr.University and obtained his m 60 bridbridee anandd aa pldce, ger, b July 17 cousin of the bride, was maid Din* tonight on record^J^^, flying 16 differenT t kinds ' "" ' receplionldencreceplionldencee , aa daughte daughterr , borbornn JulJulyy 1717. cousin of the bride and Mrs. Arthur D. Schwarz of Ph.D. in organic chemistry from foluun|owewd amt . ^ui c fortnightlftihi ui uiigmil yy Clubi~iuulb. II Tioo Mri\jr.. anaudu Mrs mrs. .Jame james Meluc-- oufi honoHUIIUrI anaidm bridesmaid unuesmaiass werwere ,j CJ« J«.,JU»V.- ...... • Mrim Jai. distinctive dishes o! aircran. l ti H i Given in marriage by her; Manus of ,16 Twin Fall, road,; Miss Sandy Barber and ^t^TL^^^^SX^-J^L^.named to the dean's list at ployed by Atlantic Refining Co.^, father, the bride wore a gown Berkeley Heights, a daughter, | Marie Lunetta, both of Summit, py y g of the old South Brown University where he is OR 449M of Italian dupioni siik with off- born July 17. jand Miss Robyn Schwartz of Philadelphia, as a research the-shoulder neckline and tilted a Junior. He also will be mana- chemist (Chell Photo) ond enjoy the To Mr. and Mrs. Edward!Brooklynkl . ger of the varsity basketball Rickey & Veda bodice. A bouffant skirl fell Into Cardinal of 39 Orchard Street, \ Paul Centamore was best man relaxing atmosphers ADAMS 1 team for a second year. He isSerfdom in England was a a chapel-length train and her CHABITT OBOANIZATIONR . . . LET I') HILT TOO IUIU I a daughter, bom July 16. for his brother and ushers were a graduate of Summit High product of the Norman con- MONBV . JOBJI A DANCE (LAM , UECUVI % OP OBOES. veil was attached to a matching ofAltman's ' ! Larry Costa and Nick DiGirol- School. quest. silk cap with seed pearls. She On Dean'j List omo,both of Summit, and Ron- Charleston Garden... STUDIO carried white roses and step- Peter C. Langenus, son of Mr. aid Martin of Wayne Township, Xataor8hbie Gdf LMMM ly r hanotis. and Mrs. Alan G. Langenus of; The bride attended Summit We are happy to announce ... a delicious b eat Complttt Interior Miss Jennifer P. Hodges, a 34 Ridgedale avenue, has been! High School and the bridegroom in your evening Dtcoratlng Service sister of the bride, was maid of named to the dean's list at the js with Park Bakery in Sum- honor and bridesmaids were University of Notre Dame, Not-mit. MISS CEIL OTT TERRY LOGAN re Dame. Ind. He is at present Member Ladle*1 P.O.A. shopping. Dinner is furnilurt Miss Elizabeth Lamb and Miss After a wedding trip to Ber- Long-time Summit Hairdresser limpi Pamela Bucher, both of Sum-in summer camp with the Notre muda the couple will reside at lervsd from 5:00 to Dame H.O.T.C. Unit at Fort is with us ai CALL FOR flD L/KAO carpmt$ mit, Miss Karen Imobeysteg of Riley. Kan. and will enter his 246 Morris avenue. APPOINTMENT •"• iTaWM 8:00 p.m. Store hours rufi Utica. N.Y., and Miss Allison draptriei Schmieler ol Naperville. 111. isenior V"T at college in the fall. Home from Cruise TOWN & COUNTRY SHORT HILLS GOLF RANG! on Thursday ore from uvhohtcry Walter Heiser was best man i Thomas Jefferson once owned Miss Roberta Spoonaugle of Monis Twnpiktti Snort HIM itipcoverl for his brother and ushers were the Natural Bridge in Virginia, 26 Lowell avenue has returned OPEN TUES. TO SAT. 9:30 a.m. to 9:00 p.m. mllptpert Peter Bailey and Donald John-, a 215-foot high crossing of Ced-from a cruise to the West In- 10 Kent PI. Blvd. Summit CR 3-9847 dies aboard the "Victoria." Penthouse. "The Mall", For a Persons! dro, both of Sanford, Mich.,iar Creek carved by rushing j David Simpson of Little Falls, mountain streams over the cen- ot Short Hills, Appointment ... N.Y., and Thomas Spencer of turies. OKN MONDAY THRU SATURDAY DRexel 9-3000. Call DR 9-5267 Frances Fox Scalp Treatments Box 2S2 Short Hflti TUC Teentgen Permanent*

We're New .... Plummer McCutcheon 51.00 Come and see us. [St. 521 MIUBURN AVENUE ii CI MM1 SHORT HILLS, NEW JERSEY Is Leaving Millburn DRexel 92313 THE PINK Our lease has been terminated, BROOKS of SUMMIT the EMPRESS SALON final CALL 464-5077 and we must close our Millburn ft CLEARANCE CUPBOARD Onr skillfully given store by Saturday, August 8 Permanenta, custom IMC. / ized to suit your parti, cular needs, nil] as- Gifts-Antiques sure yon of looking *\ your loveliest. 76 MINE BROOK ROAD, UftNARDSVILlE. N. J. DRASTIC REDUCTIONS Coine in fer I free cnnaulution with our expert ttylist. r, AUG. 6th, 1964 We spit, Service and St>!e Wiss Located in tbe Open till > p.m. IV Berkeley Heights Thursday & Friday On Our Entire Stock, £ OFF • 5:30 Tue». • S«t. formerly of the SHORT HILLS MALL Shopping Center j-u MR. ANTHONY A MR7HEIWAN TLAMPSmLINEN • CRYSTAL1 SWIMSUITS ... all famous makers, Announcing • SILVER • CHINA • GIFTS miises, junior, children. Our Most Dw>" ''•"•• All Sales Final 20% to 50%

MID SUMMER FUR SALE on ad We also cordially invite you OUR ENTIRE STOCK to visit our shops at SUMMER OF FINE FURS .3 East 57th St., New York; sportswear, drtssts, Red Bank, and Fassaic AT ACTUAL COST* lingtnft brasa rob#st hondbflfljs "HiUJ Lxcue la\ . (union, mltses, subteeni, girls, boyi Lowenstein's annual mid-year event, Wtunne ALL Glummer of our fine furniture including the elegant designs of BAKER • BODART • WEIMAN • METZ • FANCHE% • MILLING ROAD • TOMLINSON • THOMASVULE Exceptional values are thehallmarK 229 MILLBURN AVE., MILLBURN of every sale at OPEN MONDAY THRU SATURDAY

OF MILLBURN Onen Monday and Thursday Untit <>: ' cr 7-1777 Daily and Saturday Until 5:30 tpringfield and maple • Dpon Th'urs. 'til One Hundred Essex St., Mirtburn, N. J. • DRewl 9-i8 FiM Furnilurt Sinct 7837 • Thundtv. Julv 30. 1964 Ed O'Connor's .606 Dodgers Pacing! MorOfiey Wins Title I Summit Mermen Tops fforo Batters MajMajoor LeaguL e Af G/f Hill CClub te* Team Win Summit — The Dodgersluok Summit — Summit's I**'* ^*»M*# j summjt swhnmers played a New Providence — Eddie was exceptionally fast as he Birofka grabbed a 2 up lead vital role as the Copper Springs O'Connor took the New Provi- struck out four and walked four. SPORT Boys' Major Summer Base- j won Ae Galloping Hill Golf with birdies on the fifth and j team nipped the Noe Pond Swim dence Recreation Adult Softball Art Cubbage also was ball League last week, picking! club's championship for the sixth holes, sinking a 20-foot Club, 233^-227^4 at the Noe tough, £ ., ••• League batting lead after the fanning six, a 1persona third time in the past four! putt for the second birdie. Mor-, Pond pool- It was the third high. up two more wins to post a 5-1 SlfflWI/f TltanS first two weeks of the season years I oney evened the match with straight win for Copper Springs. . tm »m m j and has held a tight grip on the The league leaders are: season record, Frank was three under par birdies on the 11th and 14th Nancy Graef, Joan Early and S BATTING (24 At Bats) A six-run fourth inning help-j Sperco Clinches City In Grid League <°p P°' *ver since. A .i. r> A K . i. n ' i for 26 holes in winning the title holes. Judy Lehrer were members of ed the Dodgers beat the Braves, | match (mm Summ)l,,f Joe Bjr. the winning medley relay team. J^ newly organizedi* ' The Summi|im^^t Chevron star con- The next seven holes were 5 2 6-4. Eleven men came to bat in Freestyle winners included Liz Summit TUansw.ll play a 10- i raisln ms averag/lo m b * ofka, a seven-time club cham- halved, but on the 22nd hole 512; that inning with Craei's single i piun. Birufka played par golf a par gave Moroney the lead |Cahill. Ted Bristol, Melissa Bar- game schedu em the North Jer- eoiag\ for , in iron's 4-2 r J r w r Urbanski, S.C 475jvvitl#i»e ....* the. bases ...loaded being'bu. T . t los.t the match. , 3 . and 1...... for the . first timen . iFrani k •place .nii d—nr i retToftf anDiafilrimiald Jefl f Blackwell. j sey Football League this season, victory over L^, 676 me only Softball League Title n i be played Remacher, Local <«4 the key blow. Stiner paced the! Moroney's ....,„drives, „.an„d ->,.iron. I .....a No. . „„...6 iron. shot four feet from I breaststroke races, Ted With one week remaining in'contention for a crack at Adamo, M.S Ml Braves' attack with four hitsi , shoth s carried hinT to victory'the cup to set up a birdibidi e ont hthe Bristol. Laurie Schneider, Joan at Tatloekj'ng the week. All other action the Summit Recreation Softball Mayor's Trophy by trouncing Cubbage, Local 438 The Dodgers slugged their over Birofka, who will be his | 23rd hole and go 2 up. j Early and Judy Lehrer won for Iwa s |*)stponed ddue to rain. Leagpe, Sperco Motors has won Park Bakery 15-5. Colonial bat- Nijon 436 way to a 15-4 win over the leammale in next month's i Moroney clinched the match, Copper Springs. In the back- Light workouts now are being an infield the league title by making it ters had a.field day against Uie conducted t Memorial Field. M.S 423. Phils wiiming their -fourth; State best-ball tournament, on the 26th hole with a fine; stroke, Liz Cahill .Melissa Bai- a sjngle with the bases loaded, Moronc and mathematically impossible for ,—.,-- can contact &.'.".: 408 straisht same Don Lan« withi y **<&* are the;wedge shot and a six-foot putt.rett, and Jeff Blackwell were n a run in the first inn- straigm game, uon umg, wiui d f di rhamninns 'fnr a Hrdip victorious for Copper Spnngs. any other team to equal or sur- for 15 hits including home runs;coach Jim McGowan during HOME RUNS ae el ng cnam ions for a three hits, paced the nnHgPrs I ' "" P ' •""•"*• ™... —•—,^n «-n..; n-. pass Its record of 17-1. by Stephenson and Douglas, practice sessions at 7 p.m. on Diane DtBlackwell, Melissa Bar- Sperco aklded another win toHigh point in the Bakers' attack weekdays and at 2 p.m. on Sun- 14-hit attack. The Dodgers rett, Jeff Blackwell and Judy was a home run by Tom Conroy. I days.. scored nine runs in the second Lehrer were butterfly winners. its long string of victories by 2-0 edge. Kcrr/fon Realty New blasting Balish 5-2. The motor- Second place J & J Construc- The Titans first game will be RUNS BATTED IN inning. Local 676 made it 2-1 by scor- ning pitcher, while Fred Toms men took an early lead on hits tion stampeded Park View Tav- against the Boonton Bears in a Kahn, Nijon 26 The secund-place Cards took ing in the fourth on. singles by .paced the Eagles' attack witlt by Ryan, Mallon, and Lepore ern 11-8. Jerry Natale pitched a night game at Boonton. Urbanski, S.C. ,.,.. 24 a beating from the Phils, 8-0, Heights' Title Threat Art Cubbage anfl'Gordon N'obbs j three hits, to Jump ahead 3-0 in the first I strong game and aided his cause as John Underwood hurled a and a squeeze bunt by Dick Adamo, MS 21 Berkeley Heights — Karlton j out, two-run triple won the{. The standings: no-hit game. En route to the irame. Balish scored on runs in at the plate by hitting 2 for 3 at | Reinacher. Chevron again open- PITCHING (3 Decisions) Realty established itself as a game. G.B the second and fifth innings but bat. Pistol Laurels Barletta, NijoN nn (7-07 ) ! i ed up its lead, however, with '• e ji° < -°> 1.000 win Underwood fanned 12 and j^iiant Threat" liTthe" Berkdey i ""BOUI teams had five hits. Win-1 Berkeley Esso 9-3 two more Sperco runs in the W Jannelli •S-C- 100° wallted flve- "Plying pitcher , , League; ning pitcher John Mallon struck! Santa Cross Realty To Form/chello I single tallies in the fifth and 1|eights Adu t Soflbal 7-4 - 1'2 sixth halted any Balish rally. Sperco 17 sixth frames. Paul Sperco continued his ter- by ^ j secOnd-place Santa out eight. Karlton Realty 5-3-2 . ! Pitcher Bob Davenport picked J & J Construetiun 11 The Summit Police took indi- The fleet-footed O'C o n n o r rific strikeout pace as he whiff- crnss Rea|(V 21 The Jayce«s pulled off the Mountain Cleaners 5-5 — 3 ! up his 10th hurling victory while Park Bakery 8 lOividual honors in the second an- singled, stole second, and scored Scouts Return |ed 17 Phils. 1 The wjn left Karlton in third first triple play "of the season i Harrison Labs 4-5 - 3Vs 10 Steve Osmulski took the loss. , Colonial Pontiai 8 nual Tri-City Pistol Tournament all the way from second on an In a game against the Pir- place, but (inly two games back in the fourth inning. With two Jay Cee's 5-7 — 4 7 12 From Summer Baiish fared no better against 'Balish among representatives of the infield out for the third run. Tom ales, the Cards picked up (our of leading Berkeley Esso, which runners on and none out, the; Pat Mele & Sons 3-6 -4!s Colonial Pontiac later in the!Part ViewTavern 15 Summit, Millburn and Spring-! Fisher walked and came in on runs on seven walks in the sec- was upset by the last-place batter hit a fly to short left Berkeley Bakery an error m e fin Camp Sojourn ond inning to win 7-4. Ths Cards Berkeley Bakery Eagles, 8-). 1 field. The shortstop dropped the I Eagles week as Colonial walked away field police departments, but '» al counter. 3-8 - 5>,-i Iocal fi76 added two in the third and one, •In anothe' r game, Pa- t ..Mele. & ball, but the left fielder caught with 14-3 win. John Patrick had Kri*9*r Advances 'Millburn captured learn honors. scored its last run in Members of Boy Scout troops lhe sixth on sinsles h v in the fourth. Winning pitcher' ins nipped the Jay Cees, 3-2. it before it touched the ground. difficulty controling the ball Summit's Frank Formichella - 62 and 162 of Central Presbyter- p Summit — Larry Krieger of Reinacher. and Charlie Clark. ian Church returned Sunday Bob TriolTi o helped his b Rich Tomasetti outdueled Vin The runners saw the shortstop Robert A. Brydon early in the game, but the Colon- had a m score for lo miiv[ club's Summit, who is seeded fourth. P - Both pitchers turned in out- from a two-week summer camp £a|Jfe wltJl three hits LaSasso as Karllon scored its drop the ball and started to run ial batters led by Davis and has gained the third round of d"al h™ors, while his team- Performances as they R.B.I. important win. Karlton took a to the next base. The left fielder Gas Conversion! th. New Jenev State senior mate Marvin Wrisley was third • . . at Camp Watchung, Glen Gard- Famia gave their pitcher strong The Cards swamped the Met-s, 11-0 lead in the third inning on touched second and threw to Furnaces Water Heaterg the New jersey »iaie semor J allowed onlyv six hith s apiecep , ner. Twenty-eight scouts attend- support. High point for the Bal- 5-1, to move into second place.''•'whs' triple and a single by,first for the triple play. men's singles tournament at the with a 294. Winning hurle• r Ray Jannelli ed under the leadership of CR 3.1171 ish squad was a solo home run Paul Sperco notched his third Manager Jack Farrell. Santa The Eagles ended an eight- Arlington Players Club. Krieger1 Summit posted a 1.146 total I James Lander, scoutmaster; by George Gross in the sixth win u( the year as he fanned (-russ •'«• the score in the game losing streak in beating defeated John Kunit of Glen to finish six points behind Mill- T!nA|>c|Ting Shan Li, adult leader, and frame. 10 and scattered seven hits. seventh on a walk and singles Berkeley Esso. The Eagles took RUGS CLEANED I l»J«?l»|Dave Henschel, Bob| Colonial Pontiac pulled Into Cove, L.I., 6-3, 6-2, in a second- burn. Summit was the defend- by Doug Lamson and Bill La- a 3-0 lead in the first inning on .08* A SQ. FT. Floundering in the cellar, the round match. ing team champion. Sasso. a walk, hit batsman and three Top Minor Phils jumped back into the pen- FLOORS WAXED Karllon scored the winning singles. Esso tied the score with Bob Runyan, junior nant race by nipping the Mets, NEW METHOD Summit — At the end of the gler and if H "C "'31°' rlm in the Dottom of tne seventh single runs in the first, third and 10-9. on John fourth week of play in the Sum- leaders, e on a walk, stolen base and two fourth innings. MAINTENANCE SERVICE mit Recreation Bovs' Summer! The scouts increased scouting single with the bases loaded. CR 3-2S98 sacrifice flies. Farrell also The Eagles scored three more Baseball League, the Bed Sox skills, advanced in ranked, and The standings: drove in the winning run. runs in the sixth inning to lead DRIVE the BEST for LESS! and Tigers are tied for top hon-! earned merit badges. One ten- Won Lost A walk and Chuck Mondelli's;6-3. Esso battled back with a ors • derfoot, six second class, seven DICK HORNER Dodgers 1 double gave Mele a 1-0 lead over run and had a runner on base Tree Surgeon A COLONIAL PONTIAC IS THE FINEST The Tigers started off the first class awards were earned Cards i the Jay Cees. A walk and three when Babe Sullivan lashed a Specializing in all Phases of week with an R-hit attack to and 24 merit badges won. Phillies II hits gave the Jay Cees a 2-1 hard line drive to lelt. John De- Tree and Sbrub Care trounce the Orioles, 9-2. Froeh-1 John Spangler was elected to Braves 3 edge in the second inning. The lia, however, made a one-handed Spraying MOTORING INVESTMENT THAT YOU CAN lich, with three hits, and Joe membership in the honorary Pirates 3 lead held up until the seventh catch to save the game. Approved Arlnrlrt Ruane and Gast, with two order of the arrow, Mets 4 I inning when Tony Mele's two- Herky Sullivan was the win- CR 3-0429 MAKE - SOLD TO YOU BY YOUR LOCAL apiece, paced the winners. Jerry Gast hurled his fourth win of the year, limiting the Orioles to tottoto the ToKcr of Light to the New York World's Fair DEALER AND SERVICED BY OUR FACTORY- three hits and fanning 10. Jerry Cast's infield single TRAINED CRAFTSMEN HERE AT OUR ALL- with the bases loaded gave the 1 This poster, drawn by slx-yiar-o]d Douglas Wraith, Tigers a M win over the White" won a grand prize in the "What Electricity Means to M»" NEW SERVICE CENTER, AS AN ~EXTRA IN- Sox. The White Sox were behind, 4-1, but tied it up 4-4 in the third. contest held for children of JCP&L-NJP&L employees. Cast's single clinched the game. DUCEMENT - DURING OUR YEAR-END The Red Sox blanked the White Sox, 1-0, after a tight Dit- SALES JAMBOREE, WE ARE NOW OFFERING ching duel in which the Red r\C\ Sox's Mahoney allowed onlv one '1 TO INCLUDE IN OUR NEW CAR DEAL, A SET hit and fanned 17, and the White To Sox's Partenheinmer gave up if two hits and struck out 11. Ma-

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IMAAfcDIATE POSSESSION •— VACANT To buy thli Immaculate honor I*rce majitar bad room ana POSITIONS aid; UI)A| ra«m paaiUrt to Iguana maboaany. A bath, entrance ball, library, large living room, dining room, Let ua ahow you thla giaciom Southern atylsd colonial in * neighborhood I CORBY'S •wolaltr bnaa wit* man? uttu w. ranlr b«'» In kitchen with eatln* area, powdar room and Kreened porch on of successful home owner*, A stone ralaed hearth fireplaoe. enhance* the (sine* 1IVS) < the flrit floor. apacioua oak-floored family room .3'). Tile eipanaive living room. yorfaaw Plaa Way aactlon Joat oror tha Sumntt Mas 1 17(1 Bummlt Ave.. Summit Ill.tOft. fR I-Ol», Gl>Mbrook-Rh«pard, Realtor «M'«2«t and dining room Ml'xl! ) afford s acenio view through picture gpeilale available also Second floor hat three twla-alted bedrooma. l*e btthi tu window*; 3 generous-Hl&ed bedrooma imaater bedroom meaaurei 18'iltti. KEMPER INSURANCE on all our ruute* leptlonal eloaeta, , . - . 2 ceramic tu*. but,* and commodious cloaeta. The ntodem electric kitchei Phone CR 7-10y0 with dishwasher, how-windowed fita or fourth bedroom, powder room and Beoctiwood Road at DeFnr»»t Applicant* K moat charming home Ideally suited for imillor lar«a mud room — laundry afford great convenience of living. A walk-in attic Qual family • lo-lawa or collate bound children. dry high eellinged cellar *nd large 2 car garage will ouliy take care' HEMNANT Fabric Bhop RDtclalltea t* - Just Listed II MONET II the (Iheit In unuiual faahlon fab. '' Panelled Recraa.tton Room —• Tarraoo — Beautifully la. Are you looking for a convenient EMPLOYMENT WANTED rics all at diecount prices, Hu«er ' SpUt Level •raped grounda, two car garage, priced rlgfat, tow i."0'« way to earn money in >our sp •election! of mohairi, woolens ajiA "' A I bedroom eoltt t«v«l fcame. with a den - immediate ocrupai)<7 - To m call time* AVON COSMETICS offara silks for fall now In. It'a worth the >ou ne«d. It la located In one Of Berkeley Height* mu-' DIAL 464-5600 opportunity to earn I* to la per NEED HELP? trip to 6 Hlltlop Road, Mendham - daatrabla ar*a« and haa a lovely extra larr* level lot All J. hour. For interview In your horn* caU Closed \Vsdn«adayi. Dajljr ••)» t»H thla, pliM a two-car attached garags Nothing to do but movi MI MHI, Call BiB-lMi to MM wilHBaj -J4-1* 6 p.m. LIt*rty-8-4&41. > light In, Aektn* IM.IM.et. THE STAFFORD AGENCY year oMs fnr Bummer or part time Reattora Morris Agency GIRLR—Mlllhurn only, lnt«rc«tvd liflp Contart Youth Employment MAl'LK bed, double: child"! maple : Ranch •auk Sir a •• • '. . Realtor* since IVDO regular evening hativ iltting f S*rvl"e weekday* »-*• ">r father ohlffBrobe; kidney ahape drcMlng J f\tt k SUM. 4*1 ;; i Members Multlpl* Listing Syiten nearby mo there. Home •xnerlen inforniatlon. ta>>1a; S-itilng English banjo, ex- ' Designed for Hvinf eeanfon...... •...... * loou, that r*co • neceaaary. Call DReiel «-nBGT. lovely wMdtd area, tract AIM dining room, kitchen with eattnr cellent rondltlan. CR ! 40IS. area, three bedrooma two and a half batha. and a apacloua BEWER8 WAVTRD IMMEDIATELY BABY 8ITTIN0: eiperlenced with ONE ItT Karutan Hen I an Rut; 1»o; familr room. Thia appealing home ia located tn Berkflrv CHATHAM TOWNSHIP SUSSEX COUNTY — Work at home, doing nimpt< children; woman would like to one tlS* I7», 464-4K84. JJelfbU. a'ewing. We supply materials and t*by nit. PK 7-41 ^f ••__ CHATHAM TOWNSHIP—large cor- LAKE Hioi-khnlm, N'. J.—Beautiful pay ahlppina; tioth wayo. (lood r»lf WANT to try caniplng? I'n|qu» ner lot; i'lekl ran-h houna lunation; Sua«(>s County aummer rottage, of pay. rieee work. Apply. I)ept YOlNfl laily wl^lie* day work. cami'lng trailer plua eia?ntlale • Colonial nnar lake. AakmK IN.HOn! Call f urnfbhed. 4 roonn A Wat)); large Who can reads! me appeal of n Liutfr Hail colonial. m,* liou.e ARE YOU A MAN OF ACTION? AWJ, Box 701ft, Adelaide Pout Of- ereiK-e". KS .-i5l^ nailing for you to take a cheap ANNP KTI.VEBTKRB HEALTY living room; dining arpa: acrrenrd t\rp, Toronto. Dntarln, Canada. vamlton. CR 7-nm gfter B:3o liaj three bedrooma, two and a half batha, a paneled den. a roitNER DR S-230)' porch. BltURiad in cleared wooded MOTHER'S helper Job for balancs 'leUflitfti] porch. It'e In the Franklta School area, too, Trutv Ttie tranafoxred owner of thla 4 bedroom neailv new hujne 1 in ready to go. You and your family un mo*a right tn apar«. t.o^rly tefraced flower gar- of nuinnier guallfleatlunii: eiperi- POOL table, 4'xS', aUt* top. ti reaiatable — aa harry I -njoy the upaclous cool wooded yard, Mg a-rargarage, »uri_ den. Hhort dlalam-e frorn lakfl. OFFICE WORKER-— K jauar^hJgj. .JcJioal.Ag*; "We will take your home tn tr*ri>" ••MJU, «lMit whii* *a4ia, quint Perk e1#y H*l|rlirfilftrTOrTarM , ' Cool bathing Jk fiahlng, iS milf>B |o\e« d dren: worked as an a»- New for the H#a»on. A large rnm. «i»wn prue of f£7.900. Excellent financing avall»l/|p. from Newark, Priced for immedi- JiHcrchiliij work In Rful Kmnte al*.tant »n«lor. "nil BO 2-SOtO plete Hrldal Department ami t'oii-,, ate nalr I7.8.-.0. fiW7-7f.S2. nnd inanrHnre Office in Huinmit, after :• l KUltiitif rioom Ivcorator Khnp-at. < all t'«, You'll Be) So Qlad You Hid ROLLING HILL Some Nteno and typlnx required. HOLMES AGENCY LKiHT houaeUefpim. tooklnf for Home Bervhe. Vur» ftilii Una J'rau, '•- Raalton — Bat 111! UNION Halary open. THrne fi>r appoint- orkltig people, Summit area, Urocade Hhantunir. Ptitli and Km- •DOUOLAS * JKAX ment. Uui 12a Suinniit Herald, ours 2-7. Monday-Friday. 273- Ijroldered Orianrty, Veiling; wiUt :il Mon-!, Avenua, Summit. CR 3.!4fl" ANNE SYLVESTER'S navlnga In Name Brand! of W'«ftl. • ITI-IIII IIIIII; AT SKYTOP Nylon, Diicron. Cordurov, taffet*^ BURGDORFF REALTY CORNER OFFERS < EJePEHIENCSD «t«m«-typ1*t wlahea mid DripDry Cotton. ALPEK.VK,' VSIA Z 1-OVKI.T l.f'MUi* ork at rounler of dry Route ltt In MorrtH IMa,n», Horns j |ifit or full time. mtrt-lima wftrlt at home—call «4- Realtors KKMAIN poR fiALfe j a ttir«« l>K\room ColonlM hi enrel- OUT!). 10 A.M. to in I'M Mon. to Kri,, ift. ( Muui.ian. A. c AUiray .-i.lt, N .! pKd The lileal louatlnti on Hie lent condit ion. large tiled kitchen Must lie HIII IO do f"int* lyiiing. \ Juat Went of lifil La tie A.M. lo 6 P.M. Hat. A Bun. W« Ptimmit, N .f wooded rlopm of Hkytop, with a with hreakrait area; appealing llv- lmiapr. if;. KunHint A\enue, TWO h.« Junior boys desire «um- will be doiied on Sunday In May, 464-2100 ANYTIME CR 3-8000 spectacular view An oumtamiing Ina; rooap and dining room; a den mlt. rl« 3-2122 mrr »ork. la« tin, g»rden«. car June, July ft Auriuit. FRANKLIN SCHOOL grj)U|> of beautifully designed for TV plus a small extra room for wKaHilnir. odd John. No Job too MOTHEll'H lirlper. Light !iou«e*nrk: KXQUlfilTE COLONIAL n CHOICE WOODLAND PARK area %*a all homfs, all with at least 4 bed- work or play—all of this for |23,r>00! • m»ll < 'all 464-473" cr 4»4-47?4. rooms or pr«par»d for more and a B« among the fim to see our Uat- ht-lp care tor 7. nm»ll children, - »f the flneat appointments for the dlecrtmtn*ting buyer — center hall, family room. Built by Alexander Hours l»-p. Heilnnina; September MOTHER, want a day off* Rellahle large paneled library, gracious living room with fireplace, year 'round f'aptan; pNced fro in JHti.SOfl. 1. Call 768-1030. l.abvulttor will t«lte full charge. USED •alarium, dining room with built-in eredenta. cjrpreaa paneled pnwder 6)9 MOBR1P AVE room, beautiful modern kitchen with eating area, doubls oven, disposal, MODE1J* OPEN PA1LT 10 AM. HOMEUNK near Methodist Church tn HoferencM MKrrury 5-491*- duatiwaaher — on the ground level a paneled recreation room with fire- WEDDING ? TO G r.M, Call tlia SPRINQFIELI) DnEXEL 6-2JO0 care for fclndergarten child from UEPINKP widow wlflh*1! a cnnipan- APPLIANCES place opening on to a tree ahaded terrace — on the aecttnd floor, four 12-3 30 fctirtlng in Reptemher. Your ionahli' p^Ulon In A gnod home 'Wln-ataed bedroom* with more cloaet apace and huflt-tn storage than ii >• houit Isitdi HeeIf tu lior»i» wtflaing REAL ESTATE WANTED homo »r mine, 1rt4-$fi44. tn preference to lilgh najei. AD nu could ever U«A — thii la a plotter wall, auperbly constructed h«nir olonial. It baa a wrought tr n' batunny from S-31S1. , Fedders Air-conditioniT WANTKn 4 bedroom tiouea In HAY worker, experienced, rellatrfe, j'bown by appointment only. •ie tmuquet. It haj a jrrncioua etaiti r rant ..for tlic C.Kelly Agency recent reffrences. J.lk«w ihlidren. : help out v-Hh din- I 8,300 BTU's, been JWkele? *| ht», Near (vhnol for r 'ecend. And five bed rooms and three fiat ha to' help K days a week. 1? to 4, H ?-B1"fi DAY'S wn '#d. 377-19SB. WE CAN' ARJUJ4G1C FINANCING WbRTGAQE* ANT> INB?TRAN<"K 1 'i* bridesmaid*. An incomparable rear lawn u the KEAi.Tnri Heplemt.e 1 ocrupancy. 30I-PO 2- ,ner. used only 2 months $175 WE ALSO HAVE RENTAL?. '••>'• the phntographn. Even If you haven't an intending n ' n -nil or 4R4-i:'n EXCITING, intereatinn pofitton for l.ete'i a lovely spot to ra(a« a. family Puberb Summit'1 UIRKOTIONP; From C.iH.hum WANTED — h Bedrooms intPlllirent young lady wllh MB»r- ~PO* SALE EASTERN SALES CO. - porch, study, game room — everything you need. 1 enter, drive south nn Palrmount Wilt pay top doll"r for & or more oui growing com pan) Skills rr- *v «*aj *- v«h **•* quired: typing, romman «"n»* nnd 233 Broad St. Summit Av.nu*. approximately i mtlea to bedroom houae, within M mile Oak neat appearance full CR 3-<P. * Willow piece fotfm thing room aet. Tablen, CR 3-8000 : '~enier hail R*n.-h on eeiiud- Street, MWTOrn. Clothing and brio- clialn, drap*>. hoohrabf. Many ndri* COLONIAL ed acre, Thia sVi year old HELP WANTED MALE a-brac Open Tuei-lay thm Batur- and endn. Calf • we probably hav* 4 bedrooma. l^» bat hi, apa- Itome haa 4 twit, hed rooms. "THE RIGHT day. 10-4. PRexel 1-4840 It. -DRexel «-:"in« < iQUO lawua. This older Col- *J4 batha, large rec. room onial hH been completely Split Ranch with 4 BEP- with riipplnce and bar. ln- MEN MF.nnT-OO-ROrNP" Renal* Pltop. Hl-itt rHA.IR, playpen. Gno.l t ond" renovated. A ntce den with ROOMS. ZVt BATHS custom Millburn Open Tuesday-Wednea- tinn. HO for MXh. DUfxel K-R.,71. fireplace. Modern kitchen, •Miert nnd make cffer Ask in K PEOPLE" built for preeent owner. Liv- JtW 5'if, rt-ntal 1400 per PART TIME OR FULL TIME rtHy-Tlnirn.lay. 10-12 A.M , !-4 AIUVINfJ FROM Ki'H'TH •lining room, living room with ing Room and Family Room niunth. P.M., during July and Augruat. fireplace, laundry. 3 bedrooma RANCH INVITATION hl lia ppy In thip KltrACtlve a-nd batti* on eecoad, 1 bed* both have fireplace*, All rustic country eatHte, "The Right Earn approximately IS, 5ft par Dlspoeing of large, modern ••"Uort room and bath on third. Four over-aiied room a. Taat»fuily J Attracts a modern Ranh with 3 htfl- to llv» In WOODLAND C. Kelly Agent/ People" those wanting 45 acre* of hour, Phone AT) ;-«M» for ap- •ofn (like new); rltnlng room, )ncl. ar gar***- FOUR ACREa decorated. Large beautiful Iy ; rooma, ll* til* baths, paneled recrea- PARK. Delightful surrounded aecluilotu t: tillable, 10 pintme, bm.- polntment. Call httween t A.M. rhmlri, liawaon-typa love *e«t, anti^ landscaped lot in the wonded tion room, !l-rnv attached garage', lo- REALTOR to 1 PM. 7 to I PH. 1 TTPUT daak Beat offer. CR T- maplf twin hedi, rip^ke, binkfaiP Mltlng »3'-W). Wtie otter. cated on i \«| lot IKiltfl ft. wtlh >>y many ta.il oakn. dogwooUa., lano* w ooded, briiokn, good views, faat occupancy. glen Mction of Berkeley e and rliododendrenn, this rti«- '< "•.unin.lT'XvVr, SurnnMt. vH 7:121 a room main dwell ing, runt in ftyle, 5 IS. .lay lie-i", Hna;le h*dn; RurcalounK Hoighia. Immndiat* IHTII- several larse trees, In fine neichbor- 30B 8pfld. Ate. BH, 464-1111 ilinfitt* m't. fircplii. - eriii||uneiit. n. hood tn New Providence ne«r Sum- tom built home has been pei - with pu:t'ire windows, ;t 136.900; ftltrauive rnotn w 1th knotty cedar wallti, oak HOUSEAAAN tin I. a Henton lithograph, ru«l, ta mortgage available; Immediate ou- glnal ith lientned celling, fireplaces, S bath*, in c-«>B7 or CR I-K.9 R«all; Pool.- T'nirT trpfHi'til fifh a'luarliiin, H<> trHins. be enjoyed with the poa- round tat.le top I-». Pine tmrli RAMBLES ' hookcacita, ]hus many other extras Realty »iouf«e, part time. Call CR 3-7018 li>r'« chewt |:<0. Oak grandfiithei rvfriio-iHior, washing tnachltif. aemlon of this rharminit thru* timludfd. AD 3-433*. foini'Ifl" Bar'l»-n lm[>letn#nta, bedroom; 1LH ba'h tiormi with between 9 A.M. and ll A.M. dock PS. fliitia, glaas, pi' tan ou.ij*» of apa^e ti: ttui ««tI lo- J It&lntlng*. pr|n(«. l»mpi, rugn, mlr- drape,*, lamp*, (teak, hoolcaae, brie- •d older home with i bvdrooma CENTRALLY LOCATED pleftaant den. Cnll us for HEVKN room houw on large lot: Ruute 69 at the Circle rurn. bioVd. tin, lien ter, hron«e, • -brae, etc. pRexel fi-f*S.r,,V • nil I bath* on tha aecond floor. | three hedroumn and rer room. Wall 7OrNTER ANT' HM, MAN. part doll*, violtnN. banio. accordion, ro|- COLONIAL PARK-LIKE •pect at *U. >00 to Mg|l rarpHing anil rec room Klemington, New Jersey "time. Prefer e rlenfe Mattv'i", AHHIIB'd: Marhla top dre.ai«*r. wal- j hot» of room downstairs too and juflt ler tnr'> IIPIIIM. Manv article too nut, 128; shut tern, manv tue*. t'< . » atonr'i throw to ibopplnB buw tt»- furniture tnrluried rail V.\ ;-:t$s. 782-2590 ^19 SnrinKfleH enue. Summit. nuniproua to mentmn. 114,600 • pair: flHt top detk, l?l; pjajm ..^ . and tcUool. SETTING G1LLAND & OLSON Tlie Ypfterday Shopp. -11 Ualn *t riillii Kni. r> Under''recor'In. I fur ,i •-. i fool living room m. n NEW PROVIDENCE STOCK MAN MIIM.urn. " " e-i.35" """3 "or &Outh %\M\ Regencv M«!R. IBS; round -,; ra«rlav«. Lo(.ne,i in Piiinklin School CR i-lJSJ*Eve». CR 7-1968, CR 3-1C9 ton truitkn, 112. ornate llbmrv '•'-. Butler Agency | Dining Room — Porch | summit on folly landscaped CORNER 3 bedroom sph(; lVa baths, | LOTS FOR SALE PertuAueui, full time it.-day KI'i; runnern. dinette «*t, en5 ft. overlooking expanni open panelled '^n* laundry. garage; !• week). KKCfllent future fnr rap* laini>M Iteaaonable. Good condition. re..«et of e«rly !.imn«fj h(na. Cn I-TTfla ANYTIME Pin* kitchen with dlah- Jawne «ith ahrubbery. ireea aud arhnol. trani>poriaiion, xbopplng,' AFPKOVCU r Milldln* lot la able man. Character reference • •II 3-:'2T« "V RCHIK'S REHALE SHOP, flowers, like a large beautiful ptrk. pool nearby; mid 30 n, 4fl4-n:9. 1 It. After 6 rail 414.0114. le, MI Milt. wajher. S bedrooms plue required. Hoot it — Hummlt, phone THHEK-plece blond birch bedr ••wing room. Ex pan 11 on t Modern tiome only t ytnrn oM; *pan- ; f'Ua livinc, room with flrepl»<"»\ dlji- COMFORTABLE COLONIALS CHOTCR Fummlt l< • cation, level m-US4. Mr. Dun.tU for appoint- M>I; aprinn, mattrena. 150, ReRe HI.ACK we il». aaililts• I.Uti- far large room & bath OB I ground. 9O»3SO', 7 inent. nnf SGO. Drteiel r.-842«. equipment, all third. ' ing room, modern kitrhen wlfh «at- ««e our new nioUH at corner of 17-2:28, H ket and ' ing iptn*, den. 3 nire hedronmH. S Portland hnad ai.il i:tuiiM>y oRTH EAST Peniuj Ivania. wooded UlMNil room table, aofa •me block from Bra,j ton | tile tiathi, recreation room with gtaex Drive. |59,&dO. Other COMFORT- SHOPPING LIST ! or cleared loin, views lnk« area, lniKHiiy trim. T>lt«x«l «-:s TENT. ale , one year old, |1». IJfhool. To VH call. J doors to patio and flan pond, and aummer or retirement homea, low CARPENTERS AND • nil !73- 41(. THE HOME built-in garage. ABLE COLONIALS under con- J SIX piece rattan porch set. 1*0. Ntrurtton in Summit, 15:.900 to I »19.:••""' — \>w hating — iaate- taxes, |B;6 an acre, terms, one HELPERS AND ' DRexel 9-30A5 I1AIt(fAIN' upportunity. Two wta 177,500. Call Bldr. 464-6718. fully decorated modernize)] parcel, 12 acres and bungalow, l\4' sliding glaan walla with alu- TOWN & COUNTRY Moat unusual open surroundings; a SUBCONTRACTORS : MrT>KHN bertraom, douhle dreeier. THAT KEEPS 1 beautiful outlook at all eeaoon* nt colonial; 2 bedrooms, garafrv; needa repair, (4500. Before 3 p.m. minum trarkii, tcrtene, |9S, 464- lk to all *aaentlala; Sum- rail fi4 7-(lZlfl, evenlngd 27.1-16SB. all tietueeu 1 *> A M. and . I' M. j nuirnr ch»»(. 2 chatrn, excel lent 3133. SPLIT LEVKl the year. Lin ted at S34.SO" with BRICK and stone Ranch. 3 condition. 1175 or best offer, 461- I'tompl occupancy, if desired. mit ITS room*: l'i hathi: ? car R t.'D.!*OO — \A'MTM Cl.KANKR CR S-6«S! 4 Bedrooms 4 bedroom LOTS WANTED Apt. ?I. 411 Uorrls Avtnuc, b'utu full banemcnt; IBTRA living room Cod convenient to everything; CIVIL ESUiSKKH — Portion avail- MAlloC.ANY bedroom auite. twin with t.r«plar«; Mir Voled por^h; Hi Summit. LOTS wanted la •ommlL Call 414- able for AMlntant Rnnln^r. l>e^iirn beda frame only, bureau with mir- PROMISE I Tile Batha cloee to iichools and trnnTinrtation. |2!,!».ifl — Like Berkeley Height*' I IT1I FOFiCH furniture, excellent condi- lA.S. ANDERSON Price 134,000. Call (T3-0'>!«9. Prln- and flpl anil sanitary Mweraee de- with nilrrnr and night table. Ex- tion: kitchen n*t, S drop leave* on •i>.L| you eattie In thla ei- rlpals Only — Cape Cod with large living rlre'1 All joll benefit * furnished. cellent . condition. 137*. Can b* tHblo; mlaceVlaneoua. Reavaonafcle. - qulsit* "L" ehaped contem- CR 1-1400 Bvee. CR 3-S2SI | • i oein and fireplace; - S bed- HELP WANTED-FEMAIE llodern Kltcbea Salary eommeniiurat« *t'h edu<-a- »*»n by appointment. Call AD 3- 3s: porary. ynu'U keav on enjoy- . roinia. 2 bathn. tion and upenenr*. Apply In writ- ing It day after day after BIRCHCREST OFFERS !i:3,«t)0 — larger Uulch colonial; SMifi. ext. S. BKI.M.VC out antiques — ftlauware, RecreaUop room ing to Townnhtp Kngmeer. 635 lay. It, baa flagitone en- tl2.»ou -~ Bi:NGAM_t\V -- 4 ronm, [ —rSlilerTiall, fireplma. acreen- SECRETARY 8 A LKM Til at>l« drop leaf table, 133: car trunk, hat uf Limnfns rlilna, garage, large lot, | Ppringf lel.l A venue, Berkeley a|Ho u«frt furnlturo. Very reaaein- ' • anc« mahorany paneled Mv- •d porch, 3 tmilroonia, aew* lHIllfl i tnt'le with atta<-h»d Gaa Heat * lierkcley Heights. Part time ueTetary for law of* liettrbU), N#if Jeritey. at.le, Fil'lay and Hnturdsy, 10 A.M. g room and den, lovely ng room; many extras, Tiu,tg* lamp, 115; maple club cl mlr, TO t ] Summit Avenue, earned celling. Indirect light* on — 3 bedroom RANCH in f|c«. Legal e*rt»rienr:e preferred. SIS , CIt 3-1! 90. KM> 3 ing, fireplace, dining room, t ear gang* •> LOOKING SUMMIT RtM.O.S Berkeley Heirlita, fireplace, Rfply Poet Uffk-e Box 418. Hum- I room Cape, Cod. garage. \\ r DRIVER VICTORIN hall atand with mlrroi «lee trie Kitchen. 1 b«d rooma, screened porch, garage. 8 rut-v goblets; srnall hand-carvsd COLDSPOT rerrig#rator—eeir-dafroai. 1H batha. patio, bar-h-cue. Large .«val lot. for FOUR Bffdrooma :Vi batha In Ing - separate froien food com* I bedroom Ppllt. Hi l.athK. S: Good Job for ateadv 1 orker. Crowo droplenf dt»k; 71-inch, 4-«h«lf «nd 1-f acre of high wooded 131 66* FRANKLIN SCHOOL araa In Ion (Wide Variety of Olhe Listings) SECRETARIES Oil Corp., UK 5-»3O0. <>nokca»; ixf and 3x&' Wunda- payment WAHHKR . DRTER « land. Come ace, you'll love It. 4O'I? Uwive rugn. tight gresn. turquolne hi) two yearn old in excelle.nl con* For Ctarutive, Financial. Pun-liajing drHtif>ri«a, t>atr mi»tthing twin b«d- ditli-n. ronijiUte hedn ri) - stu- BIRCHREST nd Marketing Liepta, Must )>e cap- WAHTED Stafford Agency Real £ir'at« Tnem BYSTRAK BROS. able atenoa and arcuatome-d to elec- j.ourr luu'ii tnoupr, 1*7S-44•• 1 FRANK L. KOSSUTH 1:67 tprltign.ld tric typewriter. S-day 37 Vi hour twin bedroom set, |55. 4(4- II Bank Strut CR 1-1000 : CR 3-193P. EOS Mnrrie Av«n .New fioilJti o Oft 3- week. 8:30 a.rn..<:S0 pm . new air- MALE and FEMALE Realtor Ev.i * Juna. CS l-lli« condittonod building, cafeteria on i»n tens. Aia. N. p. U7-UU MABEN, Inc. pramiaaa, am pi* employee parking, CAREER IN REAI, ESTATE GARDEN fitTPI.IES Kew planoe wlt> beach. 16-yr. guat* SHORT MILLS liberal fringe pbenefit *p ' Men anil wnmen, in thd lucrative anUe. 1411 New Lowrer * ' benefit*. •»••• *"' ~ - • Zt Beach wood Rd. Summit CR S-1900 from till OVMTHT •• t-T I.nil LIIIU-I an effartlve Uieniumit — Wo ai e j h CU5TOWV BTJlLi 1 I»B'fl!"n'g"gT.oTiayTir"ai"rj ~~~"—"" '0ei^e if * Itpfy|ca BH- .._...„-_ Hparlouj living roo 731 Central Ave Murray Hill To talk aerloiiflly about tHU calt Mr. PI of over 4O.O'>0 fiHd Kf'^ri THE PIANO SHOP COLONIAL formal dining roo l^ den il«lj« $22,800 Donovan at Allnopps, I*R. 8-22H6. iiiuint* We have a mmp>te f-fl«- 111 TerrU..Rr>aa •eotch PlaJm FOUR BEDROOAAS kitchen, po*rter llOnt; o- iRlf. 464-4100 ton uf more than 2»0 variflkp, "*^ PL f ITtl aiwd hedrooma, '} i«th«. panpl]««i llrtrely do y iu ftnd, a hou PART time •ch V. VL -Henaleler Nursery. WoWoodlano d Optn Ev.nlogs TU I and cedar ahtngle Cap* Cod CAPE COD recreation room^. "mali; K c'« onn*csWry; "••Rfl';~"nr>eti"" VillnireVillnireT NN.. J. Op«n :> ^ .g y cated *>a ptoely treed UHr JUST LISTED 'TOffcTp*aTa~oniy I'R el fi-77M. •f, TliU ene-ownar; ten rail In pernon, Melnt pui Service, d»tly 9-t. Call 43f>-34»1. CEAl'TIPUL Kt#tnw ay ' Grind, bun t enter halt, •parlous living room, aituatad on a large, well- in*, hu I full liattiroomi 41 Commerce St.. Chatham. Domln^Q mnlionany. han.1 potlnhch .modem kitcb«n wltb dUhwaaher and landscaped lot, thla la tru)y a ENGLISH Tudor — 7 WOto apllt^i GOODS : large: dining area, fully tiled bath preatlge home With all the Thi« comfortable RANCH tn Berks- (.earned cnthedifil cejllnf; X»CAr ^ LIK Blse^ l>e; single roTerad with a new awning and then cr, the many extraa Include ent. 'I'ln' h«u«« Is pleaaant, attrac- tora, 24 Hecchwood Roart, Summit, month"old.'"call 1a an attached garage. Located in air-conditioning, fire alartp PR 3-72to. prKs. till «;ITJ7. ay stem, air filter for entire ve and comenient to public and Tiearby New Provldenc* and transfer MANY MANY EXTRAS BERKELEY HEIGHTS aioi IIIH] nchopla, coiiimunlly .pool TEACHER TWO pa Ira of drape* and traverse owner* aaking |2«.»00. houee, and beautiful flagmuna 1 terrace- Priced at I4B.0OQ. nrl liliHground, transportation ana mils, .Inert, will cover windows I! Large patio with Utbecue pU. t«.rtt« i NEWl.T painted Tape Cod on nn>*. Tran«f*r owner* will give lm- fuil i.n arting in S^pihinner. LOCAL POSITIONS vi-. expri to 10f Member Multiple Mating SyaUm Becy. to aaa't v.p , 35 hr. «'k. to 90 KITCHEN table and chairs; Rop«r and Largest 1*41 Springfield Ave. New Providence (Realtor, Bat. 19?*> Peter J. Farley Morris Agency Hkkpr. some fnaur. etp. pM. .P.. f>ii BO-tn<-h gaa utov*; tteautirul hlrrh Hammond Organ Agenc; 111 Sprfld. Ava.. Bummlt CR J-7U10 Realtor* Since »S0 Bery.-diversified. 1 mo. vac. .... 80 cabinet • and I'enn |taa power B*€ti)n(a A Bnndajr Call Realtor 77« Spnnftfleld Ave Runimlt SIX BEDROOMS.. Hammond- At The Summit N«w Pro\iden'« Line ^^em^'P^A Multiple Liming Fystem BILLING CLERK • Sery, aome exp. lunch free 1b nwrn^r, All reaaonable. Call DKexel L Hablr — OB l-ilii .'•»J ^pr|llKfll•ld Ave. New Providence \ email ofe. lite ahorlh. »-*;>2K after 6 p.m. plea»e. Professional's Choice L. Bad(l,r HE ll>»7 37J-*IU Open Sunday Eves HplH \e\el. 1\% \\\« bathe. -. full rec- Tuuur woman needed for billing at lire . , ME 3-I7SS Pkkpr, some exp 75-80 fAIlt-CONDITlONBR. caaement wln- Special Summer Piano JaU reation room, -full bRpeinpht, en- MOUNTAINSIDE department. Must be a good tliw, 1 hornepower, 115 volta, 1S,- Pretty PICTURE trance hall, 11 rooms, workshop and typlet, accurate and aaeume ra- Cterk, pernonable, 6 day a, n«n BTlr. Cost 124(1, will sell fnr Mason & Hamlin - Knabe - laundry room, 1 year old, near aponnlbillty. Billing don* mostly 10-« or 2-10 68 |I!i', only u*ed I months, Will ' Sohmer — Everett — achoola, railroad atatlon, Bell Laba. BEATTTIFl'L 4-bedroom house, m on Frlden Computyper which can P/T bkkpr. 10 hri. parsonable .. 3 hr cool t-3i4j room apartment FR 7- EXQUISITE, uniquely da" 111.206. be learned easily. I7H hour week. Steck - Cable Nelson •tlgmed and maater-cralted BRICK AND bathe, family room, 2-car garage, 4204. Investment Property carpet, pa'io, excellent neighbor- air-conditioned of fire. various MALE Piano Rental Plan — laiaed-ranch, featuring red- FRAME 304 Lawrenre Drlie hood. R»r|y occupancy. Low SO't. company benefit*. Call Electri- Acrt. dea;. or traminjt and exp. ..open MOVING — Unit Dell 1963 model wood and white brick ex- cal Indiuttrlen, New Providence, Coll. arad. stuHxtiral research lu.200 KenmorB "6nn" pnrtflhle <1Uhwnnh- $12 Month tniior ... 4 spacioue hed- Centr«lly located four apart- , original I1S995. 8«rrlfice 1100 *J, bedroom 3H bath Geor- N.J.^U4-320O, Ext. IS for Inter- * t Forman.- machine FLandert 1-2000 f ooma and den: formal, 0 ment building In Summit. view; •hop ... to 3.L0 hr xreilfnt condition. AIM ! fi.50x15 teamed ceiling living and gian Colonial • gracioua Call ui for further Informa- SOMERSET COUNTY SOMERSET COUNTY Machine oper, eip. Tuiient. , inw tir*ji. rood condition, Hi pair. ALTENBURG dining room*, electric kitchen center hall, den, Jaloualed tion and appointment to In- lathea ...' to 1 hr. 1i 4«4VGJ7 with dining balcony: ) bathe, porch, pUi* panelled T»CT%a- spect, Driver, fuel oil. exp. iteady .. TTCO hr PIANO HOUSE, INC. r. aone hot water heat, pa- tion room. Located in Mlfitl- WAITRESSES Man general work, mature ....77 HOTl'OINT air conditioner, 2:n-ToIt, ll»0 E. J«r»». St. KllubiVh. N. ^ • nelled recreation room; TWO ful Woodland Park on at- Shop trainee, n,s. or voc. school ' fiod rnndlUnn, / used 2 summers, raised -hearth flrtplacea. tractively tandaeaped 'We will take your horn* In trade" OPEN HOUSE fiO. CR 3-JU0( sfoely wooded lot with view. ground*. Many extra*. Just Breakfast and weekends. Per- grad 1.B0 hr FET» •»mer bueineea re-locatlon reduced to 162,100. Immedi- Holmes Agency manent need only apply. PHIVATK nli.Mtny antiques, houmi- -ceaellaxea aa)« . , . ei- ate •oenpancy. Skyline Estates SUMMIT holil Heine. f|«x wheel, pictures, RRaiSTKRED Rngll^h g,tt.r pupf -llent value, manv, many Re alt ore — Eat. 1 S9fl lHn.pM, pHilitlnKH. dmpen, bfrin; Htintfiri or pna. Walt Molltnr 1- 111 MorrJj Avanue, Summit, Hunt Cub lounge chair, brown lent her, like W'lllow airnt, Chatham. MB •• "Utatandlng featnrea. Attrac- EMPLOYMENT AGENCY • 350. ^^ tive financing . . .144,IM. EDMONDSON & FISHER. CR 1-3400 T Hotel Suburban. Summit Zrei: STM7I1 JTI-IHI H4-1KT Skyline Drive, Warren Township 31? Spfld. Ave. Summit etc. Saturday, August 1, 10.4, to REALTOR5 CR S 3110 AIHIHABI.G /klttain — fre,. l.lact Johnson Drive, Murray Hill, Old- female, ivay malt', whlta MM and. 24 Beaehwood Rd. Summit, CR S-TSOO COMPANION WANTED; Retired wo- wood Country Homea, o« South Hall-Klatt-VoorhMS Tor U\t tmyer who warn* the hem in ai eitabllihed area, liave your man to be companion for elderly pa»i — hoiMO.rnken _ „,! to dream home built by eiperienred builders on one of these beautifully Rtreet. children. CH 3-9tm avlty Insurora woman In apartment In iummit. U1PDLE-AOED COUPLE for part Hopeweli wooded lota In the Watcliunn Mountain!). Spring fed. pond and brook. Ability to drive a nar, prepare time telephone and door bell an- MISCEIXANTOl S kittens. 8 wetkfl old. CR 1 Seminary Ate. 1O1-U4-O7II All thia and nty water, gaa and aewer«, too. Minutea to aJI major high' mealfl and do light household tasks swering service In exchange for ft2« K BERNARDS TOWNSHIP ways, In acre lota. eM*>nlial. Writ. »o Bm 311, Hum ml1 apartment; IfvIng room with din HOSPITAL Beds, wfieal chalrt. walk- Herald. Summits lug alcove, kitchen, two t>*drooma. era, MMR lamve—for aal* or - rent kutei«, 1 box I BEDROOM^ Colonial. UTing room CALIFORNIA BOUND Foyer, kJtcliwn (double oven), bath and enclosed porch. Other, Free dslivpry. Fruchtman's Pre- »l».,| «lth c and fireplace, dining room, panelled •a ti ng area, di nt tig room, Priced Mid $30's and Up beneflta. ecrlpuon Center. BammIL CR I- dan. fuil batb 2nd floor, lavatory Owners offer thla Immaculate large living room with fire- BOOKKEEPER let, shaded by lorge Oak treea, 7 room, 1 fcaih Cap* Cod at a place, I bedrooma, Z\i til* greatly reduced price to baths, large recreation room MODEL OPEN FOR INSPECTION Burroughs and Kohr Funeral Home USED CARS TOR SAli fluM to echoola and tranaportatlon. with fireplace, 1 car garage, Heavy experience for large real 101 Springfield Ave, Bummlt Sweet Corn OR T-llll. ^_^ speed up move to coaat. Tall Dii»cu..rr>: Rl. 2! lo Bound Bronk _ Thomp.oj A«. tum rlrhl. Cliiumrr PS« Koltt Oaks area of New Fra*44«Bce- A beautiful acrea. Aaking estate and Insurance office. Sal- CR t-3111 power it UONVBNIBNT COLONIAL oaly H 1.1.160, Otren Invited. 116.001. Ro<:k Hind, lo Martlnavllb. l>» on Wa#hln«lon Valley Hoa.l to Mt ary commensurate with ability Peaches — Tomatoes e*Min(t, extra nylon tn|i. Horeh Rn«a. n>hl on Ml. Horrt,. nrar rliht 11 ror* to alfna SKYLINE and experience for permanent po- Knirlne and trannmiMion recently mil* from •varytblne;. Large living 'I. fall ('It 7-17nn room with fireplace, formal dining KBTATES. Fur addllinna! InfurrnKtMjn CALI, sition. Air-conditioned offlre. EMPLOYMENT WANTED Fre«h eweet corn picked dally — room. Colonial-Modern kitchen, WHITMORE, KELLY Pleaae submit resume and per- fi ui t n. vfiftHliies, berrlan, Hickory ««' t/t»f. sonal data to P. O..Box 47J. Sum- Bmuheii haina and bacon. Pure honey 00O mll'-s Naw \V\\ . - | , family room, laundry and lavatory Irving E. Meara mit. New Jeraty. YOUNG oouplft aeoi TVB dln- and mapt* syrup. Bnnw t rM all en tint floor; I bedrooma and MacLEOO, REALTORS Broker Shanly Real Estate Agency, Inc. nere and parties. r&.tlo, h«a>er, «eat Lrlts, automatK-. k llUU after t. One ownir. Uaraged. 1700. I>Itfx*I hath on second; many other fea- to»ill CR 3-UOI J«l Vallar G.ll.ttal , N.J. il Flndtrna Av/*~ " Bomtmlllt, N.J. ture*. |».Mt. CtJl owntr. CR f- «»•! 4k »ga CR MM tt CR Iv.i (17-40:0:1 BABTBITTINOJ , new bora and p WIGHTMAN'S FARMS •'.— UO S»lli> ej EXPEBIKNCED waitress, Uatty'a, In my horns. Day and night. AJI f3>l. *ll Springfield Avenue, Summit. Alt Ketnbla Av«4 MorriatowB UU m LB MANH .onv.rtibl.. facllltlaa. 4I43I4*. offer. 4IM01I after I. USfD CARS FOR SALE SBUVfCBS OPFBtED ROOM ond V)ARD Thurtrfgy, July 3Q, i,L» IMPERIAL I-door Bnulliltftmp. I". Ill 7.t«, l« eo Aueuat I, Ian. Hat 11 tun haidlop, full puw»r. lor* at FLEMING'S ilny. Roorl NalfbUr Sam. 1)1 IlGME FUR THE AOED Varied Activities AU CONDITIONED ihi. i>r|r«. llOtfi rinctier Llne»1B. 4'tti. I in, I 10. • 1° Mercury. CR T-»H. *p| MI*I,1SSC»»L Rsglstersd . «toa« (Continued from Page IS) Oitptntrr rapun. tluritKwa, Ml- '•4t. Best of ecrs finest fo<*a Real PARE COMMUNITY I Hi* RI'IOK Ifkylarta convertible ••it. bin. fnrmloa ton, IUWIOD nomt aimosphsre. CDUDIM da«ir«d to Mathew Plzruti, second to Thoreflar, mdar. Mon««r Tue«- While w>th brown Interior. l>uckvt reoma addition*. 11U Un,nolle Kor further tnformatlun raniacl A Wollei Heudr Sleih ntnit r<>flBier*)d uurae rfLJ-.7ll Tony Glammaneo, third to Joeil.y. July 10. II, Aiuniet I. 4. Marnle ([ill automatic trannmlaelon, pnw- Place. Onion H J mirdnck a MM 1:00. 7:10. I 11 Hammer. Aurniel I Theatre - Momitown (il'KST home for senior ctiltins. Giusti, Victor Hftuck was first Marnte. *00. 1:lt'. T:IO, 10.00. Bun- " " '! 10. PRIX. 1,100 orl». mllet. tddltlpne Free eellmatea. ITT-IIII. JACK LEMMON- short Hilla owned. Fully powered. :iA Hark Ave.. Summit. Tony Giammanco second and A r«l I'"!"1"" •' •""• Fletcher NEWAKK ROMY SCHNEIDER r.|n.oln.Mercur>', I H 7-JIM. UnfumlsJitd Apt For Joe Qiusti third. - There were •AVE time ind money. Get the baft PROCTOR going to the "OOOD NEIGHBOR SAM- on all building rrpatra and allira- rtOtiM apartinsnt. second floor also two horse shoe tourna- Thur.day, Monday. Tuaetlay, July tlona. Joe. Maiitireon. Builder. CR bualnean couple, preferred, rater 10. Aunuet 1. 4. Enaltn Pulver. 11 00 COLOR ".teuton -at'"- 4.«0» mllea. W»rnrr- ancea. CR 7-SII4. ml,, htater. defroiter. T-fpot mow T.lTlt. ments offered - Tony Giamman- 1:11. 1:11. 10:11: Dr. Crlcpen. 1 01 co was first, Jack Formichella 4:SO. 1:14. Friday. July II, Kn.l.n ROOM apartment, residential, busi- Pulver. 11:11. 1 44. «:!>. 10:11: Dr mb ALPHA ROMEO Gulllette DMIMUKDia ness person preferred. Call after second and Joe Giusti third in ('ripper,, 1:01, 4:11. 7:11. Saturday. I P.M. CR 7.0»«». Auguat 1, Knelin Pulver. ll:af 4 11 Sprint. A tporti c»r with four on ROSE, dreaemafeer. alleratlona II WORLD'S FAIR? the one; and Rick Denoia came 7:41. 11:11: Dr. Crlppen. 11:11. ^44! he floor. Uch' -, #tC >, ^ C ri J Jj* Church Btieet. Mllllium DR •1141. PLA1NFIKLD. N. J, enjoy country AIM lONUl 1ION1 O ( | s | t c li t er in first, Joe Giusti second and1:10. !:!«. 8unday, Auiuit I, Enalfn I^M^ur'" CR I-Ill!" " living. i\i rooms, 1st and Sn1 fln - Pulver. Ill, • II, 10:14: Dr CrlDDen MILLBURN ELECTRICAL Tony Giammanco third In the100. <:4I. I 14 ' BE SURE TO SEE THESE THREE EXHIBITS J77T t'DRVAIR Mouea. Radio end tilt monthly. 7tt-7!»7. •""»" B«I«II „ o»or heeler »ul»m»llo tr.rnnilertnn. ELECTRICIAN — .rouble ihootlna other. First in the foul shooting "» low mllean. lll». !71-!!7I. home repelra and Initallatloa, Ca.ll NEW PltoVIDUNCIS — Three rooms SUMMIT HUInei D«Ur M Hie HlUbora • rnle UReiel 1.1111. went to Rick Denoia. Coming In you will find th§m Int$n9thg... 01 D* ] u»D. dynamic II. 4-door vale homt. IT'T-OiUl. STRAND Ttaastra •edin full power, radio and heeler, second was Tony Giammanco, July SI. 10. II, Auruii I, 4. A fBONTIER D act no Oompmny, 1 COZV S room apartment for younc Mow TtKlm? tkra Tuedar .hltewallr C'le«n throurthout. muat Oluk St., Summit. Prompt l*rilM couple or elderly. All utilities. CR and third was Wayne Tucker. fhoi In the Dark, Ion. 7 so, |.|o $xclttog.,,§hd Mormitln! tell, helm trinatarrad. CR 1-7511. Ho job UV> amaU. CR T-Wl. S-IMI. AUKuat 1. 1, A thol In Tba Dark : <". 5 00. 7:20. fl.40. I Or«U Hlle la Colar «• On» nt HARLEY-DAVlDiOS Uuo-Olloe. THREE rooms, kitchen, bath; hot Friday saw many children F,..lieiM ccondition. Call III llll water, KM hsat. CR 3-4624. rrasrua I ,„„ «:nn PP.MM. scrambling for the many lolli- WE HAVE TI1RKB UKNTAL8 — t CONTINENTAL 4-fl«or Jel COMPLETE LANDSCAPE SERV- pops that were hidden. Each Tb» Fuuileel llortaa liar Teld ICES. Sprint rieaninf, aplk*. tap- Ui'lroom* C H60 (hi'iti furntihpd), "hi-ej. full power Sold and itrvictil 4r«aa. build and rtpalr Ia.wnr Rot*. •^ duplex with 4 B'..rr>nma tf U*!.', child received at least one lolli- hi- iui Hold your breath for thl» • nd 1 Bedroom. IH Ball) Coloniil Peter Seller, Harm Brmado 16 tllUni, eltarlnj artat, ihfqba w* pop with many having more RKO PROCTORS Hricfl >3* rw-telwr Lincoln- Mar- ra.ni«m«nta and montltlr str*. <9 1-60. Beptember firm orrui-anry. rail* rronllee Jury. rR T-HI4. Drain vark. FY«» Mtlmatfa, r>R I- MOUNTAIN AOENVy. S5 Bummlt than one. There was a coloring D«Tld Noli Ave . Hummlt CR 3-231?. Angela Laaal>v7 unTORCYCLK, Ute 1811 Triumph, 1181 contest offered and pictures by it is unlikely that you will, Shlrter Jeaee "X New canrtlllon. CH 3-4111. eipernnce in a.lifetime LANDSCAPE UARUEN&R — repair Debbie Pasquale, Dana Arm- •The World i»uUAR II". '' •utometlc fine SUMMIT all thai you will see in.. rondillon lo* mlleaje. low prloe. and put In n«ur IKHIII, Hadlni, strong, Shirley Templeton.' Of Henry "Bedtime Private. I17-1747. fartlllser and •oddln*. Monthly JOSEPH t. ICVIKC prennll care. Peilrnlng. trim aril r*rnov« T room apartment, S btdiuema. 1 V> Johnny Beres, and Karen Orient" fill THl'Nl>iDHBlRD, wbtU, r«4 • ihrat»«. Trtt service, maifli, vorh, batha. S*i*}y rsnovatad apart m«nt Story" patio, a1da*alka and curba. Drain building. r.oB« to shopping, transpor- Stone can be teen on the bul- rl*bou«ht on E-K termi. Fletcher work. DR |-4Stl. tation. IU&0 per month. Avallanla letin board. Lincoln-Mercury, OR 1-1564. nnw, Bee Superintendent, rsaf, 1W Hummlt Avenue, Bummlt. or call MA LEAVING on vacatlonT L*t us tak« 2-7i»0. A checker tournament was in uftfon. 4 wlii-H drive, miny held for the girls on the sev- MArMHYER-EIlZABtlHASHlEYLEWAYKS JTM aatlmate. Jrrry UePaaqual*, LuVCI.Y (-room upai tnient, leparats enteenth. In the senior division,' Ho FORO falcon, 4-door. R*H. A Vh Rroad SU.'R.J-I60I •ntranre. ga« tieat. hot wil*r, Buil- MARTIt BU3AM-RALFH TAEGERAHCHE MOORE "tell at »!:»'•• fUttlwr Lincoln nrR* ailult-. Pnrhinf. 617-4SSS. first place was won by Kitty Meadowbrbol Mer.ury. CB 7-W4. .'HL'NlNli, (••din», topping |ak« tMBAiM TITviTcT, with dining Alcove. TMIIIIAOUtTIItTIRTAiMUIHTI 1 PlUUOUM Ml(U( .dun. Auto- down, l.".ill nfter ti P.M. Hulp'a Tr«« Hazucka and second place by, mi FALCON .-<1o< Huriteon. Bit 1-1713. (7I-0S83. hltrhn ..eilrnom". hath and TREAT YOUR WORLD'S FAIR jh Hvullable to a mid- Nancy Lepore. In the junior VISITORS TO MW. ITt-HlT.. MA SO Nit—CONTBACTOKB dle atpri ruupie In «irhange for part tnp« i^Ieiitinnf ami door l>ell division competition was keen JfBTIN 1IEA1.EY, 1»H. Rebuilt NEW JERSEY'S SNOWPLACEI BALTUBMOL Conatructin OH aniwerlng »rrvlre. Other benefits. also. First place winner was Hutih I'raken. etc. Newly repaint- MftAon-Contraetor and Builder AIR-CONDITIONED ,l. Hhowroom rondltlun. IBBS. Stona. bnett aldewaike. All in* i rroug-lis andKohr Funeral Horn* Chris Smith and second place e ooucrtU work and conaiructloav 309 liprlnKfleld Ave , Summit I Dinct from New York City rawMnf Wnf and t« Carrlarf lrlm«fl rrog Vholaa Rudlai, CKoatvItw X-4SI1 CR 1-UZ3 winner was Carol Kasper. NE^iV PARK Center Production \x\ conth, apartment. Heat and hot luis CHKVHULKT. 4 *3(Ht.i.t)l 32 Ueechwoud Rd., CR 3-1FOO STARTS WED., AUG. 5th MEW JERSEY PAYIUOK WERNER MOTOR CO. the nok-hockey tournament, Joe lummlt. S. J. '»-«« RICHARD AVA display and ba surprised Mt tht min Giusti second, and Tony Giam- ODD Jobi, window waahlnf, l|«oi Nrnv Jersey hat. Rich M Hlttory, Inttmtinf, CO-CART, f«ctory built, lit. Purnlshtd Apt. Por Km BURTON • GARDNER cut, uetkly ur monthly ratal; wood* manco third. Mike Hyter and f-AU Ct 6 Ui5 I (IB MSIKVAIIONb progntti*. You will tnjoy foaming clear.d. gutters cleaned, yard work, CHAFtMINu !W room light hou»e- Gregory Johnson won first place t, il'LCIAI liRIIUP HAlii IH\ COUNTRY Rqulre. The fln«it of light baullni, etc. !ll-ll«t 111- keeping, ma-ture business nr pro- "THE NIGHT Important tactt about tTStinn w«fenat — this *eor*oui 0110. feailonal woman. c*ntr»|, llnuaual in the one horseshoe doubles your ttata. privacy, pjooil rn?l(thhorhood. Air- OF THI IGUANA" , will'* automobile .• really on tmlt tournament offered. Dominic RT ?3 • CfDARCROVr.NI •t |HPf. Fletcher l.lru oln-Mercury, RuuriNU. gutter*, leaders, rttfint. rundttl'iner, Inmifdiate occupancy, QR 7-JBK aliiting. Kan* Contracting Oo (Continued on Page 16) 1»9 CHRYSLER Windsor — I door B Ercury I-4T4H. .">R«x#> i-OOOT Mdan. white, rerllo A heater, auto- Unfurnlihed HOUM For Rant PUBLIC SERVICE ELECTRIC AND GAS COMPANY matl'' trLneitilMlon, pn%er ateerlnt, WINDOW ol.anim. rutten eUtned A repaired. Oeaeral r«p«.lri- T. De.- BRRKRLEY llelfhU one-Uvel •parl- Deaths PARSIPPANY • TROY BILLS TAXPAYING IERVANT OF A BHEAT STATI power t>riikes. ex>'"ttent condUton. •njelm. WYautp 2-iBM Phone PHo«H I1KI oun T-ronm. 2-bntii. oil h**t. w«nh- Inf nm-hin*', f.re place, 2 -car ajar- Mrs. Peter Petersen Qr»l.nmi«.O*»pW.laH lvli TIU'NI'RRBlRn convertible ~ HOME window alr-condltlonsr« lo- Awe, arhool bui at door. Biptenv WHAT YOU SHOULD KNOW ABOUT lood romlltlon. new top. Beet offer atallcd. Prompt i«rvlc*. Cull JJH ).cr throuRh June, 1110 monthly, Mrs. Mary Petersen of 51 er I11H. tl> • 4i0t. •-TB7I. K. Temple. Call m cm Inge and after • p.m. S n y d e r avenue, Berkeley M.1I.VI1. r.r,S. ireen. W\V, neat belte, BATHROOM avoV kitchen tlU re- FA H-m?. Mt. Pleasant Village AM-KM Blaupunkt radio, call 464- aired. 4V B. HllbrandL »Rldf« ^-ROOM house on spacloua grounita. Heights, died suddenly on Sun- »I1L Wall-to-WBll rarpetlnir In living day while on a visit to St. Goar, i GARDEN APARTMENTS CHKVY fnflne '11, 1s»~ ' oompUU, rooni atifl d^n. )?00 a TnnTitrr. Horwi ATTICS and cellars cleaned; rubbish etnll available In Mal>|e on pre- r'g.narlUn, rood condition, c«n be removed. CR 1-DH). Germany. She was 62. I ROUTE 10, PARSIPPANY-TROY HILLS mn. t-eit offer, 4.fl4-r.S0H, mli*i. Ifi5 per mnnth. Write Km 221, Summit Herald, Summit, glv- With her at the time of her | •i! VOKD. 54 OMamoMIe enilne. M.J. Peps General contractors, e Moet De.lrable location In Morrla County Juat a raw Huret ulilft. tarh. rnrinc pltione. asphalt drlve>* ay a, iniuon work. death in Germany were her hus-; Minute. From the Center of MorrUtown ttc, ll'io or Wat orfer. 4<4-3!41. Trcs axtlmatea. CR 7-36u8. HEKKKLKY Helgbta — One level, spacious, 7 room*, t bat tin, fire* band, Peter Petersen, and her • Beautiful. High Wooded Setting with a Ooneoua Vlaw . , 1«7 PLYMOUTH. ;-doorV-I, auto- place, oil heat, waching machine, Away from Traffic Nolae HOME cleaning of yard, cellars', at- daughter and. son-in-law, Mr. matlc traiuimlialoiv RAH. Call 4C4- 2 car (tarage, school bus at door, e SWIMMING TOOL * RECRIATION ARIA rOR IXCLUSIVB « tics, removal of treea and scurubs Kept«mlier-.,une, 111ft per month, and Mrs. Albert F. Christensen. of any alse. E. Temple, DR «-UTI. mil mornings and after a p m. U8E UP TENANTS 1S«» VW mlcro-hui, H.OOO mllee, e«- Born in Germany, Mrs. Peter- , ell.nl condition. 1100 firm. KR FA J-E.-157 or HE f-0111. Profes- e SPACIOUS ROOMS A OHOUNDB LIGHT and htavy hauling, yards. ntonai family only. ••nn attlci, cellsr cleaning, me work, sen came to this country 41 . MOST RKA8ONABLB RENTS IN AREA gardening. CR Mill. Uil REINAI'LT Dauphlne, electric INDUSTRIAL RENTALS years ago and lived in Brooklyn Yop Owe It To Yourself To clutch, »un roof Oood condition. HUM a, rtpulr, painting, guturs, lead- IS.S. CR. J-1S«: before moving to Berkeley See Our Apartments And Out- ; ers, roofing, carpentry, tnaaonary. 4 ROOM standing Location Before You FORD •Utlonmruon. 1»S«. » P»M UK i-iuil. Heights in 1M4. She had been g*r mtom»tlc trainmiMlnn. tie« FACTORY SPACE APARTMENTS Rent. offer, c»ll after f,. 4(4-3?74. D.A, CHIERA, Inc., genera) contrac- associated with Contemporary tor, trucking, excavating, top soil MO H FINISHED MODEL APART- J»«! COKVKTTK. f«\cn b.l»e fl and aod. fill dirt, mason work IN SUMMIT Decorators, Chatham, as a dec- $125. ME.VTM OTKV DAII.T * tope): fully. N'ew tire.. Inunarul- anddiWewayi, 27T-044B. 1 HATH WFFKKNDS • te. CH. S-2U8 between « and I orator for 10 years. iNCi.rDEn IN Renting TOBIAS AGENCY TRUCKING AND HAULING. CH I- 4000 SQ. FT. Mrs. Petersen is also survived HKNT: Agent I T,, 4M.om« 7114. by four grandchildren. ! Renting Office Tel. JB »1U3 'WANTED re iUT CAN BE USED FOR OFFICE e Air Conditioning PIIIKCTION": PROM "I MMIT—Otlt rURNlTUHE raflnlshlng. Bum SPACE Funeral services will be con- e Heat * not Water Route 10 (Mt. Pleaaant Air.): con- marki, itcratchei, ataina, nlcki r«- e Cooking flan tinue approx. 1 mile ml of Inter- BOOKS ducted by Rev. Richard Peter- tertlon of Rt. 20; and Route •• CALL trie PH. Boot IHop. PLain- muv*J by expert crafUman. Horns 133 Broad Street Summit • On-elle Parking asrvke. Wsiif-r Brill Furniturs man of St. John's Lutheran ((•arage. Optional) (Llewellyn Farm. Reetaurant to en- Sarvlcs Elf 4-9100. % ' trance to Mt. Pleaeant Village Oar- WE t'Ai UA^H Tor Tour tuvd lur- CR 3-0004 Church today at 10 a.m. at the den Apartmenta arroae atreet on left nltur*, aniiquea, ..liver, boo In, brio- SUB-CONTRACTOR, paint hnuies, (EMtbooad Laae). •,-brac. pal nil n ft, work* of art. eW. roof lag and fullering, chimney Brough Funeral Home, 535; OEOR'JE'S AUCTION ROOUI a SUMMIT AVENUE work. King's Contracting Co., BR STORE FOR RENT Springfield avenue. Burial will | S-17&S, 'nUQHi. Bob King or Hay Tel.: CReirtvlew 7-0911 30K100 — l.arga «Ti"w windows. M W» will huv »nur »IMr fnnlentfc Propaa. be in Fairview Cemetery, West-1 Vnlon Plare. Imiulrc ?nd floor. Ur. AIR CONDITIONED OLD LUIUOOI »ctl turnjlure, aJ«o MAN with, half-ton pickup truck Nulte or call 53T-2401. field. anUquM rjid Brlca-ttno. HI »• available for light hauling Jobs. 7»1S U J Mutinl. l'Rsitl t-73*4. UYCRHVILLK: Now evalllh). new PIANO wanted — iplnet. upright ot tut. harber. real estate, etc. All Irani. Modern pl.no lmtnicllon. fucllltlea 'fuml.hed etcept elec- Harry Miller. ES 1-«1S». SO 3-0717. Tinre Table . tricity. Low rent, 617-0S05 WILLIAM ROUTHER, palDtlng, pa ALMOIIT everything from «tllo 10 p*rbangiDg, decoiatlng. 41 Mtpj^ • WILLBURN cellar. Palntlnge, ruge. china, old A»«- bpringft«ld. UReisI I-Illl Rambter Anwricu M0-H Hardtop, IM h-p., BocM SwU, Coanl* Studard luna, furnllur., ate. Appraleer. for OFFICE FOR RENT MILLRURN flr«. Inheritance, fine »rtw Intttr- HERBERT lacCRAT — Painter and CHATHAM— J-room office buildlnf, July 30, 11. In. I I. Thurmiay. JSTRANMat. Daily 2:30 P.M. D .nce Art eirhanxt. PRiirl 8-1765. perhanier. lu« Morris t.i^ lum- Frlflny, M^inrlay. Tueeday. World of lL CR 1 11IL 447 Sprlnqfi«4d Ave., Summit, N. J. CR 3-3900 parking ereft. Avllntlq Immf'll- 1 ;3n. ?:10; BedMme at.iy. I Main sxreeCCntinaTfC MB. CHARLES HOVANKC. pB|ntinK and •_. .••_JDI_.. •- • - -. -MOW PLAYING THRU TUESDAY PRICE LOW! SPIRITS HIGH! EVERYTHIHG GO! Ticoratlng. latertor and ixiiriorv (,M. 10:10: Bedtime 8iory, 1 30. 5,10, INSTRUCTIONS Tor free sitlmaiM call DRex«l I- 8:10. AlUeUat 1, flunrt«y. World of Henry <>rVtit. Sr35, 4.00, 9:10; Beil- THE SCREEN COMMITS THE PERFECT COMEDY!' ACCOKDION QUITAR MICHAEL U. Hotlee—Interior and RENTALS t|m« Siory. 1 00. 4:2S, 8;00. I,«»on» Blven |p yow horn*. •lt"rlor palQM|fl- Matching colors I tH( liJfUSCH COnPOlUTIOH, Talcs A good look at this fun-loving yourself in the American's grett bif a specialty. Tor fr»e sstlmataa. MORR1STCWN a-Tltl WANTED POPULAri anfl CUMIC»I piano tn- COMMUNITY „ A BLAKE EDWARDS hardtop. You'll see why the all-new bundle of swinging options. •inirtion »n your ham*. H«rry UlU H.UBT. f'ABKlCATuKE FTOOOCIIOH latcrior * Exterior Palatine Fumtihed Apt. Wanted July 3D. ST. Au^uit S. 4. Thy Rambler American is setting all-time Like two sizes of rakiih bucktt Mats T«r. BO 1-0T1T. 'F/lrl av. Monday, * " TuVStTiTy, 'fi'no'd _ rapwrbangiosT PETER ELKE ™ PIANO INBTRL'CTIONS AJLL WORK aUARANTECO WANTED *p»rtm«»t. Hvln« room, .Neighbor Paxn. 2.30. 7:0". 0 10. Aug- •alee records with sales up 46% over that recline—and you can haw them Bachelor of Music Education, 8ummi For Fr*e Estimate Call .'•dmum. bath. FritNISHKD. i*re- Cum Uudr, PrhoM of Irfmtc. North- CR T-IIIT _ fcr hptnn tn converted hom* or SELLERS SOMMER last year. in luxurious sable-grain vinyL •mail apartmrqt l-iilldlng Virlnliy %e»tern Unlvenlty. » ytari aa mui-to •APKHHANG1NO — Quality work* OWNFR." WANTED FOR "Five-on-the-floor" Twin-Stick jo— •u[t*rvtior In publlo achooH. 271- — Uovornor Livlnftston Sanlor Hi«h So glamor-packed, it may appear ex- manahlp, sattmatei cheerfully giv- UUii.1t: 1IU. en. K. Frlti Boegershauaen. DR«iel packaged in a stylish console. in SttptemritR^,Write or phnns in- Hoi, mult, tan £ wMi*. mlied pensive—but wait! Your savings start ORGAN and PiAfJO liuoni, bi formnlon to L F. M'Mullin, 2nd, brrrd. munM. with the lowest-priced sedans, hardtops, Sporty headrests, wire wheel coven nfrt or •4van"«n. rvinidUl w 6.1 DelAW«r« Avinuf, .,««••.&... ling, hfi unknown. whMr, mlird arceplni. Van W>rt Clt 7-<10». KENNETH Kluge, painting, Interior Penntylvania, area 21S-HSS-61&1. and enter.or, low prices, laaurad, brefd, short lialrrd. .. PANAVISION* UNITED ARTISTS convertibles and wagons built in the and lots more fun-options let you tailor PUy an ISSTBl'MKNT? Workshop* guaranteed, welcome*to use a budg- I>«•« unkno»n, Pointer with tan collar. ENTIRE WEEK BEGIN. WED., AUG. 5Hi U.S.' Save still more with record gas your American to your taste. for iiuiifntn, liiterwtinf music. For et plan, for frea estimate call 637- Unfurnislted Apt. Wanted tnformatlon, call CB 7-1108. 1117 VACATION "THIS YEAR'S BLOCKBUSTER!" Cue mileage. (American 440 with 125 h.p. So get more fun out of life. See your' IIL'ITAR, accord tan, flrumi, ri.«| PprlnffleM Av*- K•«»••.ne,t.U rates. «?3-l'^(>9. n#^ghl'oi hood In Summit Area. Call it is unlikely that you will experience in a lifetime runs this year.) These savings leave Find out how much car you've been ^m». Summit, pleaaf. call 74K-Q04*. SUMMIT ANIMAL you a lot of extra money to indulge missing all these years.'' BANJO A a.r In* St T imlliii. linul fn linaii' iimnliiil ullll |»tai l» •!••• |»»«il I Qpp. Poat OfOc» ROOriNQ sod aiding, leader* ana hou.n* from »*pt. 1 to Jtn. 1 whlU There's nothing like Uie Plftlnfltll. N.J. PL l-«li» cutters, ventral repair*. US l-tilt. hnuss belni built. Call Mr. Sher- nmn at 673-0881. weekly stampede at the food NURBERT .-laj* openinc Thur»"1ay store to convince a man (aj You Have A Rambler Dealer In Your Neighborhood See Him Today mornlnitif. September-Pabruary. Tui- Unfurnished House Wanted that doing the shupping is a tion 136. Thrts day ctaa* *1*°' RENTALS tedious time consuming JOD Call I7fl-UL'O. 3-4 ilKDKOoMS, \Vi bathi, K»r«ne. — Witch "On Broidwiy Tonight," starring Rudy Vallee on CBS-TV Wtdnatday avaninga — Roomt For R«nf I'hlUlren. Seyt, 1 ficciiinnry. Bon and (b) that the wile was ;:n, Smnniit Herald, Summit. right in needling me to lei LRN1SHED room for rent for tiua- -pKDHOi IM house, 1 lo 2 yen her use the SUMMIT FOOD bOO8. CATS KM HUinmii Animal lnesa woman. Call CR 3-ll»» after leaa«. utifurnishfd, (300 per inouiti WaUtr* L*aju* not lea, amuiement 1 a'clock. t-xr«ll«nt referenres. Short Hllla- MARKET'S shopping service. !»«•. Summit Htrp'-" If rbur dog Pummlt. Oicupamy Septembfr 1 I was about to give up eat- •hare t>a(h, linen* supplied. Near HI! «-S777. ing wften I cilied Sam at 70 bus. CH 3-1H0.' CR*stv1ew T-4S0U aW gave lOST AROE iltun fionl room for dlicri- GARAGE WANTED ,li!!nntlnK gentleman llftndy to 10 his service, a try. Well, it's n. Fre« imrklii^ :'T3-4&3«. lARAliC wanted vicinity Hotel Sub. terrific. The shopping was GEORGE PEPPARO ALAN LADD BOB CUMMINGS urban or Manley Court. Call CR 3- SK tni. imnll .«ray. Vicinity MlLLHl'HN — ComfortsMe ulesplng done perfectly, according to SMYTHE RAMBLER ItiOQ during the day or CR 7-213C place. DHtfiti »-451«. om. Convenient to transportation, instructions and delivery was eferrnren Dftexel 9-41'^ 1. after 6. I'APsHuoh* - B(.fi9fi. rioue return made in our kitchen. Didn't •AIR ELI 10 the Summit Tru»t Co., Summit. cost a dime, uui purchase Sales & Service nd tralna. CR 7-1(8' PAKSBOOK 3t 67Il.-6./PI*fa-.e return was over ten dojars. If n had 'ft irie .Summit Tru^t Co.. .Sutnmlt. CLKAN room for gentleman. 4 3 Locust Drive, Summit. (.'It S-COin. been less ttiaii len, all it '« HULiTliy ^ttMnt* £ Lou AMO- RUOM an bus line, men only. CH would have cost i> <&(. You Technicolor* THIS is 'Uation, Summit. 3-310* can bet on how we shop ev- ADULT ENTER. 326 Morris Ave., Summit CR 3-4200 LOST—Black wallet, return t:allft 'R.NUritft.D business woman will ery week from rxm on. TalNMEST *f pa|itri tor tttih rvward, c»lT«*- share apartment -r rent room «,tfh •Panavision^ privileges. DRexsl |.41»s. If THE SUMMIT HERALD, Thursday, July 3Q, 1964 j Varied Activities In Vm the V. 8. Ann? Air tion requiring pilots to wear Shonley, Frellnghuysen I SAVE ON THRIFTY A&P SUPER-RIGHT' QUALITY MEATS! tarpt taied the first regula- parachutes In {light. To Support Goldworer (Continued from Page 15) According to an Associated LINCOLN PLAYGROUND Press report of last Friday, both On July 17 the children at — run ton ALL Bernard M. Shanley, GOP can- Lincoln Playground enjoyed didate for U.S. Senate, and Con- viewing and participating in a LAWN SWIMMIN9 gressman Peter Freylinghuysen playground Talent show. The KIDOItLA/iD have announced they will sup- show opened with a song by MOWERS port presidential nominee Jarry Patricia Cotter, Eileen McCabe, SALES & SERVICE Ftfff emeus Goldwater. Jane Kasper and Carol Kasper. V* wortd'i fatal rotter tetter, However, Frelinghuysen add- intitled "The More We Get To- KNIFE AND SCISSOR Iwgcft meny-jo-round, 50 other ed he does not intend to seek gether". A Lemml stick rou- ORINDtNO wd attradiora tine was given by: Chris Smith, his reelection on what he terms Sows Hedotd St» pmci and prixes Eileen McCabe, Carol Kasper the "Goldwater position." Shan- LAMB and Jane Kasper. Two very J*k Bilb/i SUMMER SHOWCASE ley predicted that Goldwater WHOLE or EITHER HALF delightful and entertaining MILLBURN bmdcam at 10 Friday ni|hb would carry New Jersey in No- songs were sung by Chris Fish GRINDING SHOP V* Priem irwry MontUy vember. 4-TAIllOOTMMOVro •5* Morrli Turnpika er and Jan Fisher, "I Livi up BIG GIFT SELECTION FOR PLAID STAMPS' in a Tenamenl housi" and "Ed- Short Hills, N. J. OLYMPIC PARK Old Guard Speaker NONE C die Kuchl Kltchi". A skit "The DR 6-5054 "Your Benefit Package" will Fr*>h Spring lamb-NONE HIGHER! Wizard of Oz" was then per- HIGHER! be the topic of a talk by Mar- formed, and the stare were: shall L, Lombard when he ad- Eileen McCabe, Chris Cotter, HM0V» LAMB CHOPS dresses a meeting of the Old Ib. Jane Kasoer, Carol Kasper, Jan SHOULDER RIB IOIN Guard on Tuesday at Memorial Fisher, Chris Fisher and Chris Field House at 1030 a.m. 55 Smith. ALL FRESH SPRING LAMB FROM AMERICAN FARMS! ? v Stouffers SEAI KI) PROPORALS Better Value Because.. A&P TRIMS YOUR LEG OF LAHB BEFORE CfcoM >nd Jttwing NONE HlflHEBl HAVE A CAREER R*rO*d prnpomili w||| he rertlved NOT JUST A JOB! by th* fnmninn Tounrtl of Lh« CU* nf *»mmli. County of Union, Rate WEIGHING TO GIVE YOU MORE GOOD EATING... LESS WASTE! Lamb Shoulders "tor that special affair" nf N>w Jonvy. tint.) I SO P.M\ iKT>ST> TtiMday. Auiuit 11, 1104 This Leg of Lamb is trimmed right down to eating size . . . completely NONE HIQHERI Banquet Beam* to ArcommiNlml#> PIIMANENT HAI* HIMOVAl and opened at th*» ahnvs named hour • p ta Vtt (WeddUo, thulium or HI m pn(,lifi m^etinff of th* »»M Com- (lob HMUW, DbucIMpra) WoHd fanKm Km Mathod pra- mon Council tn t>* hf>Id at rniM lime ready for your oven . . . ready to bring you plenty of eating pleasure! parti you (or a wonting fult or nt the City finil In the City of Sum- BreastofLamb 15,' ON THE MAIL mit, for thn conatrurtlnn of cnnTett port tiffla carvor. Training hours «Mpivftih» on tfr* southerly nidt of to u!t your ichoduU. Ago no bar- ANNOUNCING IJppkinnn Hoad from end of AlMlnit at rim Sand for Fita booklat "(*" hhlev, alk to Ihe nil of WII ion Something New For Your todayl IRyont M210. Si'hool. ulinir th> northerly «M# nf U.S. Gov't. Grade A Young - NONE HIGHER I SHORT HILLS HaUu*rol Hoad from thi* «nr1 nf th* 1IUTO44I0 to 22 lbsH . Convenience cviHIrig *hirw"nlk nppnilte Aahwond What "NONE HIGHER" j Coro Artlnian. Director Wtnn* in (JWnlfle Avon*', nionir (Morris Turnpike • NOW OFFERING - th* Hniiihrrly riM« nf Aihinnd Hoad Under 10 lbs. K R[ I INSTITUTE Tiom th* *nfl nf 1|i* Misting- ntfle- Means of A&P! j Sizes & River Rd.) AFTER THEATER «a Ik tn T'lne Orov* Avrntta, Minn** C th« norlherly R|6A o( Plus Grnve Avenue to flrat drlvawn^. and alonff Simply This! It is your guar- | "NIGHTCAP" SERVICE the southerly «M« of A%l*Ttr1 Hoart Cocktails - Carefully blended from Tanrtfwnod Drlvn to Rotnry 39£ antee that you do not pay any I l>rlv«. Inrlurttng all nvrartMtrv r!*»r- Mb. Op«n Dally of the finest ingredients inu. pxravatinf, fradlnt, aodillny and higher price on the particular^r* i-ee()lng. TURKEYS 33 - (1 '/i ounce liquor servics) For p.S. BUSES to item of your choice than ASP/| Lunchoon t Saturday Nights Only The approiimats auantftiri arc as ft-ilnwit: NONE advertised price! Dinner 9.-00 p.m. on — 1MIOPOSAL NO. 1 — louthirly aid* I Monmouth 4 of Befkmitn Boart, l.«fl vniiare feet HIGHER! 55: or 4 Inch concrat* aldiwalk, 4 («t SMOKED BEEF TONGUES Either HiK For Information Call 37S-7025 Ample Free Parking m vl.Hh. ;. Park Race Track PHOPOSAT. NO. > — Northerly *\d% or Baltunrot Rand. 8,031 no in re (PorkShiuMert) Every Racing Day f>ft of i Inch coneret* sidewalk, 4 IIGHERS.3! K Smoked Ham$ 75,' feet in width. FRESH CALAS PROPOSAL NO. S — aoittherty Itniltti— NONE HIOHER! Freat Cuts ROUHO TRIP "Mi of Ashland Road and northerly Leave Millburn oirte of Pine C.rov* Avenue. 4.S80 Tot Qdllll) Super-Right, Vacuum PackMl JUST 3 MORE DAYS LOT inunr* ff>*t of 4 Inrh concrate aldt Center 11:30 A.M. wfllk, 4 fcpf In width. C Brisket Bee 79< 59! $250 (Satl.. 11:00 A.MJ PROPOSAL NO. 4 — southerly aia •ncloied Lamb Liver °NEHIGHERI ib. 55 ! RUPTURE-EASER In a spalni envelope, proprrly durwd «lth th* nam« of th» bidder e e "SHOP MILLBURN CENTER" Chicken Liver NONEHIGHERI »t 69 California ,.,*?«!.„ 59Ib. Your 6 o, TQ< City Choice of Kummlt. Calves Liver NONE HIGHER! ib99« p R dr 3 Bidden will Dtate their prlcea In 33* *-r|!inr hm well aa In fi|-ur«a. Fresh Smelts '" " All work rfffrrM lo In thin notli CONTEST! muft he completefl on or before the expiration of 45 working dayn from SAVE ON THESE GROCERY VALUES! Fruits & Vegetables! Entries Mint Be Received By i p.m., Sat., Aug. 1 A strong, farm-(ithn| washable tu i he date of the contr*ct. Bidder fur redunblp infuinal hfrnii. Back l irniM np*rlfy tti&t they will Vim Winners' Names Will Be Drawn At The •<1j uttable Snapi up in front Ad;u tlicmaplven to rnmplate the Hid work k »U4p. S GRAPEFRUIT SECTIONS 4:: 99 CANTALOUPE II of tha City of Summit. HIRRTC. KATES City Clark Dated: July 14, ltd Large Size .1. H. Nelua. City Enrlna«r July 16, II. 10 l(< II A&P TOMATO SAUCE 10™3 DONE HIGHER! 2 49 NOTICE TO rmnuTORS ESTATE OF MAX 11. NTOKOliBR Purauant to the order of MARY, C. A&P—Our Finest Quality KANANE. Surrosata of th« County or Unlnn. made on tha third day of CHERRIES luly A.P. 1SI4, upon the appllct* Ion of tha underalnned. aa Kxeru- GRAPEFRUIT JUICE nollca la hefetiy Riven to the rredl- C era or i>nicl dereaxed to exhibit to BIG ROLL—200 Sheets Wetten hs aubsrrll'Cra uniier oalh nr affir- NONE HIGHER! mation their clalma and deminriR 35 KRlriat tha eatate of Bald dec^aaci Ithln HU rnnntha from th« ante of 3 79 SCOTTOWELS package of Niw Crak^—California NONE HI8HE"! \ng the name atatnat th* lutwerlbera. C Alirn Marl* NydrKftPr and 16 Extra Bags For 1' When You Buy 48 At Regular Price Martria N. Thomson Bart left Pears 2 35 Execulrlcea Attorney NECTAR TEA BAGS 64 C 58' e Joseph W, Kapp 1«73 PprtTittield XV. Cold Stream Brand Nectarines 25 Maplewood. N.J. AAC », ie. :» it> (I w \n.M) OniOnS US.NolGr.da 3 Mkm NOT1CB TO CBFD1TOBH ESTATE OP N. ORME SCIIAEFER, PINK SALMON :trs 55 Celery NONEHISHERI 2 Pursuant to tha order of MART KANANE, Surrorata of tlie of Unl^R,—m>4a--^a Jane Parker—Regular 8" Sia-1 Ik, 8-tfe teenth day of July :A.D.t Cucumbers HS; 3

fif NONE Ib. C i HISHERI thi creditor* of ntd dec^irwd to New Cabbage 6 • hlhlt to the subucrlbcr und^; o WUI« of Mid APPLE PIE 39 ithin rrfbnthj from the nf i"fl!d o r, or they will SAVE ON FROZEN FOODS! lam Pirktr—BOLD er MARBLE ' Ilk. |f/2 el. th« th« C THE-NATIONAI* STATE THRIFTY DAIRY BUYS! FruH flavor*—All Virlilin BANK. KL1ZABETH. Nr J. De Luxe Pound Cake 49 of ENiibeth, N. J., C Exectiitor. ••r« received by The Com- (.by Ann Pifi mon Courv-ll of th« City of Summit Muenster Cheese ity Brand Q e Its buildings? lts*offices? Drive-in windows for express serx- for ttia Iteconatrurtion of Pprlng- plug. ^T f:Hd Avenue (Hf. 5) In tht City Victory C Macaroni " ^ 6 'Z. 95 ice? Accounting methods? Yes, that's part of it ... but there's more Summit in th« County oT Union with Cream Cheese 3ot. t)| 49 an FAHf-2 Burfac#, upon in oil at Salad Dressing MINUTE MAID 1 at Short Hills National. Our services are geared to your modern way ,njr concrete foundation, eitlmatat C C amount of FABC-? iurfac« pave men Danish Blue Cheese *^*lb. Orange Juice CV;63 1 £ 65 of living ... from our Commuter Office at the Short Hills R. R. Station rfTuifd If B2t ton*; and opened and Real Gold Orange Drink 2 rend 1n pul-tlc at City Hall on Aug Domtitic e u»t 11, 1964, at 8:30 P.M., Eojtern Sliced Swiss Cheese Welchs Welthade ;13 "Z 49 to our extra banking hours on Saturdays. Full banking service is yours Borden's r Margarine Libby'i Dnylt»ht Paving Tim*. DA H I Ib. 2 oi. 470 e Nibltoo—Famoui I2oz. pkq. Italian under one roof, with 4% interest on savings on deposit for a year or nf t'idi! contracts ani bond fur tha Green Beans ^ 2 '£ 47 I>ropofrd »ork, prepared by J, H C B&M Baked Beans 5 Chopptd lo'ot. |||C more and a variety of low cost loa.ns for any worthwhile purpose. Ktgut, Kmtine«r, and approved by the V Cookie Assortment 37 A&P Spinach orLaaf pt9. * Slat* Highway Commla*lon«r, have Armour's Potted Meats 2 £" 39° All this, and more, at Short Hills National,"the bank that put the word t.een filed In th* office of th« sa J.naParlar " 0I JJ» engineer at City Hall, 612 Springfield Potato Chips ? <« 430 Modern in banking. Aye , Rummlt, and of aald State H Broadcast • earn ^" Cop'n John's Seafood Dinners! way Commtinloner, Trenton. N. J, and Bord.n'. « »!/,«. *C« b e mny be Infpefted by prflapectlve bid MoolaKoola Chocolar£*£. . 2* ,oi. cam *• 2 V 47 Flounder > pkqi Scallops •-' Cheeri-Aid g.llon-l «ration. Hlfij muit be made on stand- Wesson Oil ^,.,6%.^ can 1.79 Haddock 10°..^ i\p»)fTia\en therein »ntl required by tha upePlflcatlorm, must b« tncloied Rifvlarly SSe In •« alert envelopes, hear I nit the ntm* Nestle's Quik *nd addrem of bidder and name of Ivory Personal Soap lli» rotii on nutilde, i,i3dre>ney A certified ehactt for not lens th&n ten (10) pur cent ot th« nmount bid, provided said check n?ed not li* mon than tIrV>r Council. | ., HAnnT C KATES. CKrk fotacco Producls. aad Juir a. »«. Am i iii.it Ue»eraget eiempt Irom Plaid ofiti.