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Dictates .Method for Can Salvage Include 'Wesffield In THE WESTFIELD LEADER THE LEADING AND MOST WIDELY CIRCULATED WEEKLY.NEWSPAPER JN UNION COUNTY WESTFIELD, NEW JERSEY, THURSDAY, APRIL SO, 1942 Her College Populu 1at1111111na .Elpert Include 'Wesffield ctates .Method In :Plans ; Di "Dimout'� For CanSalv age For Jersey Coast THE WESTFIELD LEADER, THURSDAY, APRIL 23, 1942 Pap Twenty om i te on rid es, ·ing home demonstration ngcnt of the requesting the dllferencu between his Repnaort or m t e c Hom� Economics P. S. Army comJ>cnsn tion amt the com11en- rni CFlood Control, Br cgom- I1 Program Blackout Affects 1m y D o nnd Home Economics Extension Service, t on r c i d ount �Jorie, was mendingg the sum of be pald to l e e vetho ns C the Town $9,600 o developed reterred to Ii'lnnnco Committee. of '\Vesttlehl a contrC lbu­ The Union County Extension un. says the program hns been q s n lnelnl- n rd s the JmprovementlU:I o tho cil economics C day of Over n pei·iod· not much longer thnn Doro of Cnrwood, r e u ti tlo tow1t in home will hold its an. to lrring a full most bcneficia.J e e y ewas gr eferred strenmcrossing Lind en Ave.,... near Oak the time It will read this story, In.lionof t l t p 8yt1tem, ar lnden A\•c- taketo to tho Flnnnce Committee.e A enue, Oak Ave., ne nual meeting on Tuesday at 12 :46 help in these uncertain wartimes. The a v . o d J BUY. committee as the electric load on the Public Serv­ Su11t. e nsure n<lvts- 81��f.ri� � .f::1����Yj(f;:��ff DEFENSE BONDS • , p. m. in the Second Presbyterian progrnm h planned not Ing of \Vetgh ta & . ���·: �i�� AND East Jersey discussions ice Electric Gas Co. system drop­ of nmount 1\l to the Stnte. an Avenue ncnr Topping STAMPs, Church, street, Elii­ only for but also exhibits nm! f turwnrdecl d Gttrtlcl d and 1161 ped approximately kilowatts v f1��t"�il:,8tg�11Sfr0�(.; Hill rccol\'eil ordHrod Mrs. Margaret !\!earns, act· of unusual interest, 218,000 te�W!1� �1K t� f�1��t filed, Uoud, wna" abeth. during the o'rth Jersey practice 11lgn had been removed tram the inter· N The of awrence Street Hazel· oHowtng resolutions 'ver e t ro .. blackout April electric load sectlQn an d, J... 1 n ' BRING 15. wo ocl Ave.,l .. n.nd nls o that t he 11De11.d duced:-n YOUR NEXT. a ou of Jelteraon •r e o the i deerell,J!ed to b t 48 per cent the JCnd'' etgn nt tho he11d ot h l der Ackerman tor Publ c requirements d Avenue, Is tn o r Propertyr ro nd s ut dln s Com­ normal electric of the Avenue on 'V est el p o te �p u & B l g t e condttlon, was ftreferred to the Road mlt e, Gpo nt n Pred Obermucller, affected area for that im ef night. Committee. as Clenner l Helper,l g tn the Cuetod .. 1tdvlslnl!' np Dopt. & c per The load curve for the Public Serv­ Probl\llon Orrico of Inn s nt tho rate of polntment Elizabeth ler hour,' errectlve Marcil 2n d, wus 60on ro ll PRESC�IPTlO,N. SAVE TIME and TIRES fO'r or Kish n.as o . } ice electric generating stations n t r C 2nd,k ad te tor two mo ths, be gtnntng ch cull unanimously p d. .Visit The GARDEN MARKET the period shows nt per -month, was referredl\ to e h r that householders '80,00 r e old e Smith tor tho Flnnnce n their homes tho Finance Co mittee. -· F authorizing the trnn.1:1Cer TO THE L0catecl•ur aerr. began to turn lights off i te Highwaym Dept., advi ing Comtnlttce, on roll unun· CENTRAL YourOtntr&lly luyParking Sta •l s that oC Bond monies, was call about p. and at·npproximately Commls oner St•rner a proved or re- l 10 timem.; \'laing the quantitie s, ns pher tofore n.p.. lmous y adopted. were e c li r Smith for the same street lights also o d " R.��'dlr �1;ri�: n was re r e olde the Finan ce off. t� �t:!�o s, coFmmitte e, approving appointment of . AND '-SAVE turned Instantly, generators, l�rr�d c i .. Mc a r y ne Secre tary In MONEY LANDSCAPE YOUR OWN GROUNDS in Sherif?, advising ot tho tempornry Ii"lurencc G. C th boilers and other apparatus the appointment or rthu Ma cdonald the ourth District Court,, ertccttva . J'LOWDDfl 8Dt1B8 llVDGRIDB o r 1. lt.. h , a per generating stations adjusted: by ns d In th AJa.ll, to r a period ot March t at s lary of Guar tre v on was n a. unanimously$77.50 thewere two months� ctl e m th o roll cu.11 BY the operators to decided drop in 0 M11rch E6,le 1942.ct on , ad , POPULAR Union County Boar d of i s � ! g'o er for e .. to for dif­ advising the n o w � : ld Bnuer th Road Com ! ·soc 90c 90cup demand power without any that am Ed ar e the n tre Su· DEMAND generators 're· or d tA. mltt e, llxing salary r n or 500 ficulty. Because the fifee:t1�nw:J�n.�1dPTri1;i�:e m 1j� perlntendent In the Union county Road ftVITTBDI film DOGWOOD (� ft.) steam, the and Mr. �t �tf11�� as on roll call unan� · quired less due to decrease Seeland, that Murphy has been lJcportment,s o ptwe d in cu ele cted as Secretary and Commlssloner Jm?ue ly n dd load, boiler pressure t down c l\t Fr o ol e r Bnu . er was wlth nn Increased ompen s lon for the Rond Com. and intake boil­ C . rnittee,h .Hartlau FACIAL at once the of fuel by Union ounty n D ,Elect lonn. nppolntJngn n Herbert T . TISSUES 75c 90c s2.2s 9Sc period wiis ndvlslng that mBoardes or elaney has �� �u�� �"r� �l �imo,111."re���� over the reduced by n d J J, absence � ��r\i ers 0� i�:v�:!. tor le , as on ro about fifty per cent. ��= d:::t��� t 9 w ll call unanlmouHlY ad 1 U, !'��/:y., �:�J��n.� t�hn�./��f� 0c;; *����older Bauer for the Road Com· $1.SOup 1·i ES M 0 C Paintedra1n1eca pots ro1s have ue1nmensa• er f:,1t!�:;,,;\':,11���::!rt�ef1���� .;m���. slightly 11�!'�'ui\!'tc..1'J��:Y Cl , dvising that i,11.� f �E� a detrl• er n employees a kesa t s h a mental effect on plants. Unpainted c tai n m lie change d, ��= S�� in:firi�il�nt oand :;!�fnt!�a��= Ull e FllTILIZll • IHll IEEI pots are porous permit evapo­ du t r t at Co untY Zspert Our �o:r:. •:f:is lng he has grante d lighting certain road in� • .,,Jflftq .&,rfnltwal and transferand water ee months' leave tersectlonaor with State Highway Routes la\toD leed . ration · thr of absence, with· a of out to Caprario, etfcc· In the County, wa.s on roll ca ll unn.nl.. _, Grall rormulu painted pots prevent pay, Gladys No. for No. finestfor whereas thi• tlvo M arch 15th. I-I. mous l n d o p te d . Cor n Only. l·Sc y 1 111D. 2 1un. County Engineer, advising that F re eho ld er Bauer the Ro d Com· 100 ' No. 8 for shade.No. 4 for poor Floyd W. Freeman, Oper tor or Elec m lt e, a or g a nt eW f t �ant� 100 aoiL S trlcal a .. rlc kte M 0 p0p nnve11n1 . 8pp Ne llg htm a ch • • ulel Drawbri dge, reslgnecl, etrect lve y JllOPlll 0f Min0 f nt the Bounty Yard, at a salar of VITAMINS of Freeholders �:i�ri�:0�:";��i�3.1di ��ur��ln� ��r; a m VITAMIN - VJ8IT 118 DD MVll- Boud r o Hh�00!�. P"o'"n ��1Y caf1"·����1i!':.��� S e u adi w�� re"t����� ��1°il'r13!es� � : o dor Dauer for the Road Com- COMPLEX 00:.PLID IZLIOTIO• or !�:��� �:�r::: � �al t z trnns!ers be A1B,D, G .... ...... Regu)ar meeting or the Union Coun. age and Floo d Control Committee . ml ttee , u hori ing ma de o d i,� dge rtin Stutsman, adv\alnir � !� �· c CAPSULES • 'l'N8 9,.. W1lllnn hrQllala• Jlllollo. ��1J! :f t�! Jcf�:�ol��f:ab!t Ju Ma n ���m � � 1 � 'i;��",."t" t��t et � � ���� �� 1 R i�; o����P�;�{ °fg�ou�� New J�rsey, 0-n hursday, March 12, p��:�ro1:i �9 ec e �0r8 J�t� No. by the County Treaaurer, was ....._ • ...._,....• LllMI • W..,._,.......... T r on 610, 19 w u 2 u .19 • -....;........ ._. •...... ._ h2ire�\o� ll'lc�a�r;, presi ding, Roll call j��g!5t�arntstutsman, ndvlelnir ot F���\,gfci�r E!�!::'��:1ih:��!Sc1com- • Claftldl showe d· nine members present. the M · mlttee, pproving the appointment o f .29 m..119 • Clllll • Oa111•... 1nlll u e e appointmentc ofy c a e in t s of the m eting of FebruarT earthy retar , Florenceel!ectlve o. March Edward ri n as E n1<lneerlngl .__ -1'-L-&. � .. 26 M1 42 were approved lat, 94268 a&. s ncy per s n R O'B ngineer'•, tr ce, •;---- • _. • .--..... •• 4-nt -...__ 9 membera as per printe d 1 , • t al or Assi ta t In the E at 0-.ir� on the desks.
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