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and activities at the UN and atJJ of one of the ' Give to Patterson, chaplain; Lee Stokes, Resident Wins Chevrolet almonar; Robert Kiamie, mar- Westfield Woman William T. Collins was Installation shal; Bruce Cromoy, standard Winner of Sedan charge of arrangements. Cbapn excellent tain rules and I same 40-mihute duration as pre Also, Brookside Place School, backing-here in his bid for Repub- (low nininiuins) ager of the Chevrolet, Division* of General Motors. . will be given Tuesday if the vac nomination for a three-year free- ris Chevrolet showroom on Cen- vails at present.' The junior class Dr. Henry Mineur, Mrs. Barbara lican nomination for reelection to tral avenue, Westfleld. Mr. Bete.] DuBarry Emotional Problems of Youth p cine arrives. If it does, the second holder term. schedue ê at" 2:17 with Homack and Mrs. Rita Eckhardt, the one-year uncxpircd term on also said that Chevrolet Motor Di- lilly Dacfce • SHADOW WAVE schedule will " shots will start on May 24. Mrs. Florence P. Dwyer of Eliz- CREAM! the same lunch period as the sen- nurses, and Mrs. H. I. Mitchell. the Board of Freeholders.' The vision in cooperation with dealers 1 Tuesday's! schedule calls for chil abeth led the Republican assem- iors. This will provide seven class Mrs. James, Rich, Mrs. E. Marek, mayor received 1,593 votes to 337 across the country are offering 102 Topic of Mental Health Play drcn at Lincoln School arid. Brook bly candidates wfth 21^612, the GIRLS SPRING CLEASANCE HAIR COSMETICS | Cakutom Kit For Dry Skin periods of 40 minutes..- Mrs. H. Oemcke and Mrs. J. Wat- 1 tallies for Mrs. Ellie Scheidcler o! cars as prizes together with a $1,- How a pair of troubled parents struggled with the problems of side Place School to receive the most votes received by any candi -, The freshman and sophomore shots. Pupils at Roosevelt School ters. date in the county. William R. FRED P. ANDERSEN Rosclje, 000 U. S. Savings Bond to every "£ their son's3 bullyinDUliyingg behavionensviurr wilwul ib uce depicteUCJJU.VCdU ov^n, th.«e. <>_stage_ J iM u a .... Principal Jnêres^jn^Jthe county wmner"wfloiakera Mh^rle-M»k!»> and; dn«isdajfrwTBjaasaMd^^c ^Vandtrbilt-hasJ'thc second bichje>t osevelt ÂoolTweeTtTrom^^ CContinued on page 8) committee battles centereS'liiTiiKe"""" demonstration ride. There are six lass total vote among the assembly Wing presents "Random Target," by Nora Sterling. The play js pre- * Periods, closing at 2:17. Their ceive them on" Wednesday while ninth election district where Leon contest periods, the last ending aspirants. * while former Mayor fi» VALVE seated under the sponsorship of the Cranford Committee tor Mental lunch period" will be 12:09 to 12:49 E. JHunt defeated William L, V May 8, .p.m CarlyK* Crane of Plairineld-'. and Little League SORTILEGE ' [Health,land the public is invited. Both the seventh and eighth G. Clifford Thomas' of Elizabeth Brown, president of the Good There will'be ho admission charge. Joint Committee Leader .gradde schedules will-close at 3:25Crane's Ford Gyoiip Suggests trailed in that order. Government .Republicans of Cran- TIDE p.m. It .will be required, the board Arthur Ozzie Nelson of Roselle, Opens Drive ford. 133 to 103. This contest at- I Essence and Perfume Following the play a discussion announced, that all students of the «, GGR-1»ackcd. candidate, came tracted 244 GOP voters, the largi of the problems of emotional dis- Forming Garden Council 1 — AND BASED ON YOUR VALUATION — Cranford** OldeU seventh and eighth grades have within 1^852 votes of defeating For $2,000 est in the township, and resident! turbances in- children will be con- lunch in school during shortened Establishment of a council of garden clubs of Cranford has been Assemblyman Thomas, while were still In. line more than hall v . To raise $2,000 for its operations ducted by Benjamin F. Haddock, lunch periods. - . proposed by the Crane's Ford Gardeners. • ' • . ' . Donald Bagger of Westtiold also an hour after the polls closed at You gal SWAN gucnantaad insured protection against PRESCRIPTION this season, the Cranford .'Little chief psychiatric social 'worker at "This arrangement/' the. board ', ' In a letter to the town's six other garden clubs, Mrs. John H made a strong run. League will open its 1955 mem-8 p.m. . MOTHS — HEAT — FIRE — THEFT — and at 0MM statement said, "will permit the Bucher, president of the Crane's Ford Gardeners, proposed £hat Freeholders F: Edward Bier- In ••• other district fights. Dr. PEARH41Y the Mental Hygiene Clinic of tuerrtpfcl7of Union and Ernest 1 h^% drive Saturday. Elmer A. Koyen, incumbent, sue* StenHomn*:30~m.t.l0*Jm.— We hmGnm Trading Stamp, dismissal of the seventh and eighth formal.type organization be established low. low rate*. . ' Union County. Hickok of Summit gained three- Ed" Forjenbaueh. treasurer, re- grades well before 4 o'clock which .^^ ^ pa?t ^ or so it ... . * _*•_ „!„„„! ports a Little League player or accssfully staved off a bid by John . This is the second educational Is- essential if. they "are to_have an Ihas be4n/ evident, that in some year freeholder nominations along parent will visit each home in G. Keller, GGR aspirant, in the CLOTH COATS SUITS dramatic . feature presented in FUR COATS after-school program, including] ways we may be able to accom- with Mayor HaUield. They were Cranford to' distribute member- fourth district, by a vote of 63 to Cranford as a feature of national 1.50 min. ,1.00 min. sports.''.. plish m^rc by working together Red Cross not seriously challenged by- theship cards. A year's membership, 53, while in the first district. Doris 2.50 mm. Mental Health Week. Last year a other candidates. DRUG STORE than by working separately,'" Mrs he said, requires a donation of $1C. Johnson, incumbent, edged out local cast presented "My Name Is Mayor Hatficld was high man J. fVALJRB 8KAOKK BARON'S DRUG Bucher' said. \ or more'to be used to support the Alice Mason Alonso. GGR, 55 to Lesion," a play, dealing with the Near Goal among the 10 aspirants with 15.- CRANFORD, N. J. Invited to join the council were league's activity this cqming sea- 46. TO STORAGE 34 EASTMAN ST. • origin of modern practices of in- Reorganizing Final reports have been received. 848 votes, while Mayor Biertucnip- •n. ^ . . . Cranford Republicans, tor the IOTNORTH The5 Garden Club of Cranford, son * ' ' ' IflfffL M^mMM stitutional care for -the mentally •TTW _ • "d ' Th* Garden Club or cramoru, fel gained 14,226 votes and Free- The town has been divided into most part, gave their support to 44 North Ave., E. UNION AVE. ^ UarmOnV kêen Floraphlle Garden Club, Green from all districts, bringing contri- holder Hickok 12.934. Their closest i. :'•••'••. •. light sections and each section will j u the incumbents seeking the, GOP 11 North Union Ave. FREE DELIVERY TMÂmericanVTheatee Wteg, a [ mmm'va.u.j p^r^^m» Thumb Garden Club, Sunny Acres buttons in the 1955 fund campaign wa» Bin: Ann* Murray ~ - nominations for reelection. In the CRANFORD 6-3300 cwveav.WSr "raee= H rth Ch ri tion working 6m*oT WeW~ TFork, SlonSef^SiX - —•' ^ - «<* Freeholder John W. Zcrega bf plan will insure complete cover- L»wjrv« paced —.„ fiel--d_ of eight during the last few yean has Cr ss to a total f xim tcl Plaintield won the nomination fpr age of all Cranford homes, Mr.candidates with 1,567 votes locally, Remember Swan for tfa Fine«tin F*ir Storage in the Casino is expected to be a Mrs. Bucher requested the in- ? ' ? aPPr° a. y Fortenbaugh explained. However, brought a number of plays toth e more harmonious affair than a terested groups to send names of $13,600, or 94 percent of the goal the 'two-year uncxpircd freeholder followed ' by another. incumbent, metropolitan area dealing hi dra- if any resident is not contacted, it William R. Vanderbilt. with 1,057V syear ago, a survey of the commit- representatives to her so that she of $14,500, it was'reported today term with 12,169 votes. Fred E. matic terms with the basic prob- is^ requested that' contributions be Arthur O. Nelson ranked third tec personnel last night indicated. ting to organize by James F. Kervick, drive chair- Haley of Fanwood received .9,468 ; in mental health. "Random e personnel last night indicate coulcoui d calcaln a mmee votes. Freeholder Zerega's strong mailed to E. C. Fortenbaugh. 0 here with 1,028 votes, followed by | Target", was presented by the In last year's municipal commit- such a council I man. (Continued:, on page S) Hampton street. A membership Cariylc W. Crane with 972 white J~l tknmW . ji=_finlshe«L. iQ"':

were battles for all four prow win. some manner oi organizauon^^ , w. wee week's production will- b( Mr. FprtenbauEh expressed the with 025 votes. "regular" Republicans winning out may contribute to oivic aflairs, the large stafLof workers for.thcir hope that the league's goal of $2,- In the 10-way battle for the Cranford debut over "good government" Repub- fellowship among oUr efforts in the campaign, and alsoCancer Drive 000 will be topped. ''. '. Co-sponsoring the presentation promote three nominations for the full yli -_i !„„ Î,,K •_„...M , <^k..»~i to help the Meanwhile, Harold, Brown, term on the Board of Freeholder}, with the Cranford Mental Health Elects Biach .ThonTJTAâns, who served ^ ^^TueSr^ ' league president, announced that Take The Elevator group are Parent-Teacher Associ- John L. Biach of 10 Indian Hits 50% Cranford Republicans strongly : as municipal chairman during the ^^he^comme^dS'that minor lesigue tryouts will be held ations of Kenilworth, Garwood Spring road was elected cha rman Edwyn M. Lewis, treasurer for .supported Richard P. Hatflcld witfc " t"; from local busi- Saturday, April 30 at 9:30 a.m. at 1,209 votes, and Freeholders F. E. ' and Clark Township. A number of of the Joint Civic Committee (or awfa^d^ceTooee cS^ the American Cancer Society's Memorial-Field. All-boys from 8 Cranford clubs arid organizations Encouraging Candidates for the aCU t 1 lZ St couSi? in- »« totaled $833^5 and from local local fund drive, announced today to 12 years of age are Invited to Blertuemptel and Ernest S. Hickok arc cooperating hi the presentation. Board Of Education at a meeting c. WMton_.„_.. „.._s , $40$4066 , the chairman that the halt-way mark has been with 913 and 902 votes, respective- To The 2nd Floor g d"Zt ?-i t **? at east attend, Mr. Brown. said. There I including the J u n i p r Service held at Cranford High School ondidate for reelection as municipal » L_ I .reported. There also was a miscel- reached in the campaign to ob-will be berths for. 160 players, the ly. Freeholder John W. Zcrega out- April 18. laneous item of $5. Industrial retain a quota of $4,500. At the distanced Fred E. Haley, .941 to League, the Colony Club, the Col- chairman but several committee- t league president explained. , lege Club, the Village Improve- Also elected were vice-chairmen, including' some Good Gov tiuns werc listed as follows: Cran- close of the second week of the Any boy who did not turn in an 628, in the race for the two-year ford, $595; Kenilworth, $667. and fund-raising crusade, $2,300 is on nomination-.— • • • •• ment Association, the Roosevelt man, Mrs. Edward C. Earhart; sec- ternn...... ^,\en_t ._r . are urg- application previously can obtain man, wixa. CAXWCMW -W. ->•• , _ ] Garwood. $463. deposit. ' Regular organizatioorganization Dcmocra- Parent-Teacher Association and retary, Mrs. F. B. Slagle; and ing him to take the chairmanship Remember the Clock •arwooa. *>ioo. one from the Sportsman'Spor s Shop Frederick H. Linley, chairman tic candidates won handily hi the St. Michael's School. Both the treasurer, William- Herzog, Jr. for another year In the interests ".Residential returns in Kcnil- and return it to' league officials at This ot the drive, stated that his vol- (Continued on page 8)8) Cranford Clergy Council and the . Mr. Biach succeeds Jean Mon- of harmony. _•'' .ifbrth totaled $317.70, and in Gar- Thai's riît! Goeike's Far Storage is on the second floor, and jintecr workers arc continuing - in Cranford Physicians' Club have tenecourt. • With what is considered to be . Cranford gardeners, golfers, wood $210.56. .Garwood organiza- o ah all-out effort to contact every these two smart fus on the left .are joining their friends for -endorsed the presentation. New Junior members were wel- one of .the most crucial campaigns Softball players, "'fishermen—in tions also contributed $5. Returns household so that the goal will The Roosevelt School auditori- comed to the committee. Both jun- the Republicans' have faced in fact all who enjoy a little extra from Cranford workers at West- household so the. summer because they, know how wonderfully, cool a vacation um is being provided by the Board ior members and senior members years coming up in November, time outdoors on aVbalmy eve- ern Electric, Kearny to date total be attained within a short time. Concert by Lafayette $419.85, with an additional $400 can he in oar scientifically air-conditioned cold storage, vuult. (if Education, and arrangements who weie last year's junior mem- most local Republican leaders are ning—âre looking Iforward to Mr, Linley pointed out that 60 for the printing of the programs bers were introduced.. •'- making every effort to consolidate the extra hour of daylight they pledged. cents , of every dollar given is Benefit for Lions Club Fund also have been made through Dr. Purpose of the organization and their forces in order to put up a will gain ! with the 'advent ot District totals were listed by spent for cancer /control inJ the Hward ft;-Bestr superintendent of united front-in..the general, elec- -Daylight Saving -Tin e at 2 (Continued on.Page 8) state, or division area where the — A-vî-r ied.^.program including the- workr-thc -committee. hwLdone; the 'local" ctiib' carry qUfitS' service-- schools. •• " , • •- this past year was briefly review- tion. Sunday. money is raised and 25 'pcrcertt classical, popular and religious and contributions to the Cranford Vincent F. Sarnowski, co-chair- ed. It was felt that a' good start The "regular" Republicans, who Milkmen, commi iters a n.d goes for a national research pro- numbers, spirituals and college Reports Scheduled gram. Twelve percent goes into (Continued on pofle 8) f Continued on Poo* 8) ' held a' slight edge in municipal others who figure they have to songs and several marimba solos Boys' Camp, Youth Activities committee votes during' the past rise at an uncomfortably early Reports by the Cranford Days national programs. of professional will be presented by the 70 mem- Fund, Crarifo'rd Welfare Associa- year, picked up at least two seats committee, parking .committee and and public education, 'service to bers of the Lafuyette College Choir tion, Cranford First Aid Squad, hour as it is, may have a dif- patients, statistical research and in Tuesday's, primary. The fif- ferent outlook. ladies' night committee will be when the uroup frbm-EastottvPa., Children's Country Home, Bonnie m FUR CLEANING: Inspector Making First Callteenth district, where there were submitted at the - dinner meeting administration. The remaining irs in a concert at Cranford Like it or not, ho.wever, if appears in a [^Sanatorium, Cranford Uni- seven "write-in candidates for the of the Cranford Business Associa- three percent provides a national School at 8:30 p.m. Satur- - grants-, c i:? ted Fund, Cranford RcoTciross'Tiur''"'' COCTILCS wTn«reK^rrurfc1fiiinnip^r pday'*Urttie'r"auspic'e7^^^^'* ' *" out of step Sunday morning clinical fellowships. ««eurin|; the removal of all grime, greusc, dirt district where there was no nom Coach and Four Restaurant, it was ford Lions Club. other projects, Jxicludlng aid to you'd better remember to set The chairman suggested, that . , . preserving the natural oil* and restoring Sirs. Benedick MorellL Mrs. H. C.inee- for committee woman, could announced, this ..week by Lloyd Proceeds of the concert will help the blind here and throughout The curtain will rise at 8:30 to- your clock ahead one hour be- (Continued on page 8) the natural beauty to your furs. The same niKht on the Cranford Dramatic Stevens, Mrs. Harry Copson, Mrs. sharply change the balance of Geller, president. Union County. Tickets may be ob- Evan Hughes, Mrs. Richard M. fore retiring Saturday night. applies to the new Orion Alpaca coats ... Club's presentation of "An In- tained from any member of the spector Calls," which will run Edwards. Mrs. James Slocum, Mrs. club- or at the door. daoY make the mistake of having them Delano Ives, Mrs. E. M. Boyette, cleaned the ordinary way. Gocrke'g will uiuke through. Saturday night at Sher- igK School Saturday Numbers to be sung by the,, \$P lock Hall. Mrs. Wv J. Van DcMark, Mrs. yarn Alpaca as beautiful as new! , Dennis Garvey and Mrs. Robert choir, under direction of Professor This has been a busy week for John D. Raymond, include: the many putting the productioh Lindsay. Alleluja." Bach; "The Lord's ' on the boards as they flnish the Heading the program commit- Prayer," Nevin-Raymond; "The tee are Mrs. Arba Taylor. Mrs. last details in their various jobs. King of Love-My Shepherd Is," . William Old and Mrs. ManscU In addition to the cast and the Morsc-Shcllej-; ''Mary Had a FUR STORAGE; I Richards, while publicity is director, over 100 members ot the Baby!" Dawson; "The Creation," Cnmford Dramatic Club" and :hargc of D. C. Morganthau, Mrs, mm GoerWs minimum cost for fur coats, 4.00 ... Trinity v Episdopal Parish have R. H. Herman, John Hoffmann, Richter; "Give Me Your Tired. • for doth coat*, 2.00. It cosl* «o little to have, talôn some active part in the pre-George Kamps and Mrs. Frank Your Poor," Ringwald-Bcrlin; "I the assurance that vour coat is hemg well sentation of this play — cither in Ncwbcrt. Believe," arranged by H. Adcs; «r«| for ... .way from the inviting atmos- production or in various business On the stage chew, headed by "The God Who Gave Us Ufc." phere of hot attics and basements . -. inviting activities. John Rash as stage manager, are: Thompson. . 'Tho Three Hells." Pattlson- . to moths, that is: 1'eTl store your Alpaca Heading the ticket committee L. Maxwell Banks. Lloyd Bcall. Gilles; -Waters Ripple and Flow," coat, too. • • - . • tm the Cranford Dramatic Club Roy Beddell, Allan Butler, James "I'l' Mr. and Mrs: John M. CChristenscn. . William Cole. Rich- Taylor; "Rule the .Chariot," ar- MiClintock, and, for Trinity ard Edwards,- Robert Fast, Werner ranged by W. II. Smith; "If I (•'hurch,;Mrs. R- J- Anflcrsori. As Frcudcnbcrg, John Hoffmann, Loved You," Rodgers;" "Tell Me 1 Mrs, Anderson arc: MrsConstant Machonis, Frank Ncw- Not of a Lovely I .ass." Forsyth; FUR REPAIRING & RESTYLlNG: Mrs. George Berry bcrt, George Trumpdrc, ~ Come to Me. Bend to Me." La- ashtwuuw; •and Willat'O- Propcrtics committee is headed tcr; '"The Happy Wanderer,"* tn addition we are equipped to repair or rc- Mi's. Arthur Kcnlan, Miss Jane Chamberlain, Mrs. R. L. Hartwcll, by Mrs. Herbert Mitchell, and her arranged by H. Ades; "If I \Had style your coat or convert it into a smurt committee includes: Mrs. Robert My Way." Adcs-Kcndis; "Old_Man fur-lined stok or cape. M>>- A. H. Crowcll, Mrs. James Waiters and Mrs. Charles Ray. Bair. Mrs. Roy Bcddcll. Mrs. Ed- Nouh," Bartholomew, and ™ ' We will be glad to give you an estimate on Kor \hc patrons' committee, Mrs ward George, Mrs. John P. ley of Lafuyette sungs. *our coat. Just call EL. 2-2300 and our '• W. Carrier Is chahTnan for the Hands, Mrs; Philip O'Conncll and •'Sound an- Alarm." by ,,Mrs. Chester A. Williams. Jr. bonded messenger will gladly cull for your 1'iaiiiatic Club and Mrs. Edward will be sung by David !4^JUghUM_.«nd^^ndjcffecU fcrehainn» under Arba TfajTwa T solo, and Alvin C. ch. Assisting them are: Mrs. ship, and his crew includes: Jor- the Class of 1958 will \ 1LH STOBAUE, SECOND FLOOR •i'.v Beddell, Mrs. H. S. Folk, dan B. Darby, 'Jr., Jerry L. Hal- Mis. Eugene Geddings, Mrs. Wal-vorsen, John P. Hands, Philip D. ELIZABETH Good, Mrs. R. H. Good, Mrs. R. H. Herman. O'Connell, Charles A. Skilhnan Mrs. George Kamps, Mrs. WilU .icntcd by the Lafayette CoUcfic i WilU (Continued on Page 6) OPEN THURSDAY NIGHT 'TIL 9 Edwards, Mrs. Arthur Williams, I '. ^-^ •>,« ^

'.•\ THE CBANPOBD CITIZEN AND CHRONICLE, THURSDAY, APRIL SI, 1995 -r- -~- - ;,j^-ryir-.^fp;'ny;;-;- is:£CTi«;a+wanr.^^TgB«r^.ijaaaiiaa«Ej -"•—"TiT"7~~'-VT- ITM ||i -Oil'Heat Council of N^MCrane's THE CRANFORD CITIZEN "AND CHRONICLE, a counselor at the camp. He is'movies' and refreshments and theHazeldine reviewed "Soldier of Mrs. McPherson Hostess at • Several clubs already have dis- ed the dpnvftd inhnlafcr teccijuf staff trill be introduced; Fortune" by Ernest K. Gann and Mis. William C: McPberson of rival .. Jt-3SSSi^l, > iContinueairo^we I,. ! played intefest in the proposal. Mr*. WUtpr „, ,__ |erk lira* £w4tt TL Sailers, Sirs.' ig, Mrs. John B. Connors reviewed cil mett at least "three times each and- the Crane's Ford Gardeners panted bjr their instructors, Har- purchased for the sduad by the iX andMarjr. 309 Casino avenue was nostess Distributers Association of The eleetton will Iw held at theJoseph\A. BtbJnec and Mrs. W. J. "Why Johnny Can't Read" by Ru- year, and that all garden groups, hope to hear from all the garden old Wilson and Arnold Goodhart,| Smith. Th* floral centerpiece on sociatlon and the midget resutcj. Milton Rerkoxitz. a fifth grade If SMI dolph Flesch. . Tuesday morning ,, at the April Jersey next. Thursday afternoon were conducted recently on aVIA0ffi% May 17 meeting. ' . tator purchased by the E teacher in Rooseratt School, will :.*"•*•*• .meeting ' of Cranford Twig One, at the Hotel Berkeley-Carteret. whether belonging . to the State groups by. the end of the month. See Water Sufficient for Summer Mrs. Gubas and Mrs. Nunn were the tea table WM arranged by Mrs. ts Position Mrs. Mitchell presided. Re- "It is/our hope," Mrs. Bucher tour of Shulton, Inc., Clifton. They Arva Dunbeden. < Department of the VIA. be camp director tbss year. He is Auxiliary .of Overlook Hospital, Asbury Park, Mr. Crane is presi- Federation or not, be invited to chosen as delegates to the conven- freshments were served by the. fol- Summit. . ' said, "that such a council organ- "An oyerall review oT the situation this spring as the summer saw the preparation and packaging Slate Named Preceding the auction.and tea, now fwrnpij-tir^ his siafl of coun- lowing hostesses: Mrs. J. D. Elliott, dent of the Union County Oil participate in the council "in the bution problems," the engineers of shaving creams, lotions, face tion of the New Jersey State Fed- Mrs. F. M. Burelbach, chairman, Heat Association. . ized this spring can function early season approaches shows a general improvement over conditions a Mrs. William J. Gubas was re-erated Women's Clubs in Atlantic Walter M. Cooper, vice-president, sriors smd otfp^T CJITTTP personnel. Mrs. James S. Hill, Mrs. B. J. Min- belief that those belonging to the point out elsewhere in the report, powders. David Govden, popular chef at the Of VIA Group presided. The April and May in , the fall- and definitely plan ' year ago" and "sufficient water is expected to be available to meet "requires a closeness of study not nomlnated for the presidency of City in May. and Health Officer William P. tbt flnt MtMMfttf automohiu I •*>">•** etti and Mrs. James J. Walsh. federation can aid those newer our cooperative projecSsT*~~7'Tr=w •The following students were in Smith, secretary, both of the Cran- trip from San Francisco to WMrt years, will Mrs. Herbert Mitchell has schedule for Sunday work in the all reasonable demands," Malcolm Pirnie Engineers of New York, possible in the studies made for the Village Improvement Associa- A white elephant auction was c a sophomore at the Col- in admissions office at the hospital Roosevelt School clubs not belonging." declare in a summary report presented this week to the Inter- attendance: held to raise money for the gen-tord First Aid Squad, demonstrat- Tark ni " " "" ' 111 been re-elected chairman of the the Inter-Municipal Water Com- Frank Geores, James Curran, tion at a meeting Tuesday after- "ol Willis «nd Mary, will is a chef at the was announced. Among projects a garden club Municipal Water Committee in thei —>—.——-—— eral charities fund under the Evening Department' of the. Vil- New Timetable Better Thma «at» mittee to date. It is not at all un-Terie Whelan, Faith Sharer, pon-noon in Sherlock HalL as assistant director of theSchool Plans are being made for a din- Plans Meetings council might participate in suu- Rather than having plain eaff— I ' " "' "* ,aBL^r«OTi_J«B!ML_'jn>e South likely- that consumers located on chairmanship of Mrs. Charles D. ald-Berry^-Judy—Poole, Kriward .^^.,-w«-^ «^ .^ „ ^^ lagf Improvement Association and KUiit-u i/j. nil- ^ d-G —-- «ake,—fpre*d.-thU-Wthi-batter-bav- .-.'>"' and distribution systems in thePlalnfleid connection to the Eltti- dead ends, on small dtemeteT Johnson, Richard Hurley, Stanley TQ«eneYrrMT3r-Jr^rânk«r-was idly, for the. =»mnra^ camp re-j Mrs. Joseph L. Fraites has been €hanges-Favar^ husbands in May. Mrs. H. E, Mil- ey L- Nunn, first auctioneer. • r ForMothers~ deners are,: Cranford Day. a gar- i fore bahing forx*xtr» deliciousaaM: area served by the Plalnfteld- bethtown Water Company can de-mains, on multi-customer serv- Gloeckner, Robert Farrell, Rob- this summer, it ? union which win be held Friday' re-elected vice-chairman, ius" is chairman. den center, civic projects and 1 t tahlespoons softened butter mixed Union Water Company. liver at least 3 mgd to the sys-ices and/or in areas normally too Mrs. Walter A. Keve, second vice- At the dose of the auction,- tea SALE ON YAM Local Commuters The May meeting will be held The pre-school committee of ert Pace, jack' Burton, Betty Ap- president;. Mrs. W. Kenneth Fred- ed by Charles C, Goodfel- evening. April ». in the First' Roosevelt Sohool will sponsor two special program such as speakers ! with 2 tablespoons honey, and % cup At this time, approximately one tem and new booster stations now high for good. service will have gar, Walter Keve, Carolyn Stearns, was served by Mrs. George L. president of the CranfOrd at the home of Mrs. Joseph Wort- worthy of high fees which indivicl- | well-drained pineVppI*. proposed or being constructed will low pressure conditions during the erick, recording secretary;''Mrs. Lincoln, chairman; Mrs. Charles PSnp Asso ^ orientation meetings at 8:15 p.m. year after the water company was Robert Peterseh, Robert Davis, George E. Kamps, corresponding S Association. Th^ Vice-presklenl H. SlanJey Mac- ley of, Summit. • next Thursday for mothers of chil-, granted a rate increase with the add 3 mgd capacity in Linden and coming summer." • , • >'Sandra Sieg, Robert Geiger, Rob- Redden, Mrs: Harold J. O"Leary, weeks' season willl open on i•JLmgd_Jn_ Roselle Porlc. They ore secretary; Mrs. Walter E. Chap- Mrs! W. A. Burton, Mrs. R. J. Clary, cfaairman of this event. In- dren entering kindcrgarteji in Scp-J m iwhile, the executive com- DISCIPLINE COTTONS & stipulation that a. $1,000,000 .im- ert Steers. man, assistant secretary; Mrs. Wil- son of Mr. andvitations have been sent to each tember. Mrs. H: W. Hildebrandti sp t program be under- [expected tcTbe in operation by-thc mittee of the Inter-Municipal Hawes, Mrs. Geoi^Keltiiig, Mrs; nanml secretary. of Daylight Saving Time this Sun- Gulf Honors Four provement summer season. These boosters David Dunham, Vincent DcMar- liam Klein, treasurer; Mrs. Har- Bates Discipline Cottons, yd. boy who'attended camp last and Mrs. W. J. Miller, Jr.. co- taken, the report reveals, "the Water Committee, . of which Philip Morin, Mrs. Harry R. Ry- Mrss.. MitchelMtce l and Mrs.g Hig: Passenger Traffic Manager taken, the will take suction from a new 36- co, Suzanne Bonn, Anthony Stein, old E. Young, assistant treasurer, - is privileged : chairmen,, have announced that Cranford s Sunday Plainfield-Union Water Company Mayor Fred P. Andersen is chair- Ronnie Flaig, Jean Belden^Diane There gins xvUl reprrepresene t the EEvenin Jgg ^ !. Yerkes of 86 West Holly For Long Service ,inch main being constructed by the and Mrs. Charles I.-Mott, auditor. j Departmenr 7 t at the annual Ne w parents will be addressed inform- has accomplished approximately man, has applied, through itsMackie, Martin Mathews, William 89c PLAID — \T'~ ~Z- ' "i.~~ 7~,u l Np A~r street said that most of the changes Four Cranford residents will be 65 percent in dollar value of the[EUzabethtown Water Company counsel, Township Attorney Carl Mr^s, Anthony G. Henrich, chair- =|jerseiJ y .ConventioCtn io ff ththe FederFd- minor ^ that aimost ally by Miss Helen Klase arid Mrs. across Roselle' and Rtisclle Park Zak, Harriet Jones, Betty Ann man of the nominating committee, TAFFETAS..... : ; e presented awards for lung service Ruth Hale, kindergarten teachers, work recommended by their en- H. Warsinski, to the Public Utility R & M ROOFING CO. ated Women's Clubs in AtlanUc wi thout exception the others w>il )tore Schedule to Union. Thus, when all these Kamlnski, Pat Grant, Bruno Buf- presented the slate of officers for with the Gulf Oil Corporation at who will filter information about gineers and stipulated by the Commission to arrange for a con- alini, Joyce Kuntzman, Judy Wil- 470 E. Haselvrood Ave. City on May 12 and 13 , either in faster running a luncheon today at the Waldorf- Public Utilities (Commission to be additions are in operation, a sup- the year 1955-56. Also serving on ALL PRINTED EVERGLAZE The next regular meeting of the or more ^^ for seyerB, the routine' of the first year at' plementary supply of at least 10 ference on its'' request that' the liams, Robert Achilles, Denny Luk- the committee were: Mrs. W. San- FD1-NN Astoria Hotel, New York City. Plalnfield-Union Water Company Bahway evening group has been pos poned communities m the suburban school. •'.'.'' installed forthwith." mgd will be available. Therefore, er, Carol Ann Gingery, Cam Fer- ford Bishop,,Mrs. Walter E. Con- ES- 5-0*4 CHINTZES, Reg. 98c ., . ,. to May 19 to avoid conflict with Among those to be honored will adequacy of be ordered to carry out the $3,-ro, Harry McNally, Larry Ashwell, Newark ^Parents of children assigned to [ With regard to no deficiency in supply is anticl- ley,' Mrs. William Frederick and the convention. be Abram H. Crowell of 4 Berke- water supply. ' the report states: 000,000 improvement program in ivJd_PauU_BusseH Dean. All Types of Of interest to Cranford commu- ley place, manager of employee the rnorninfi class will meet ati pated. A supper party and reception the home of Mrs. Joseph V. O'Mal- || : 1 "Buck, Seifert and Jost (New its distribution system - recom- ROOFING and REPAIRS relations for the New York Di- "In the matter of distribution mended by Malcolm Pirnie "Engi- for new members will be held in "ters will be the ley, . 11 Tuxedo place. ' Refresh-j I . York engineers who conducted a HOWE & FWILY STME May. Hepresentatives of the Junior Train 418 to leave vision, who will receive a 20-year survey of facilities for the com-and pressure," the Pirnie report neers ' in .a report submitted to '-Watch tear Overhead" award.. ments will be served by Mrs " continues, "the picture in many the inter-municipal group last De- and Senior Departments will be a.m. instead of 8:0 A. Brooks. Mrs. J. S. Clarke pany) estimated a maximum EMERGENCY CALLS' 8 WALNUT AVE. CRANFORD guests. . ford ', A 30-year award will go to Ben- -• fe week's consumption of water inparts of the system will be im-cember. . • Mrs. W.. S. JohJison. n proved when theê facilities are ANYliMB ,• i Cranf art Meat Market — It was decided to again carry arrive jamin .B. Bloys of 5\English Vil- 1955 at 21 million gallons per day Officials of the water company on the project of selling Christ- 10 minutes lage, Douglas Duvidsori\yf 164 Mo- Hostess fforr tth e .a.f t e r n<> o n | and estimated that the difference in operation. The Addition of water at critical points will im- in recent conferences with reprer. hawk drive will receive a 25-year group's parents will be Mrs. Rol- between this peak and the maxi- sentatives of the inter-municipal award and a 25-year award will and; R. Graham, 614 Orange ave-' mum hour of 34.5 mgd could beprove conditions In the easterly let George Da It! group have requested more. time to sendnme girl ing. the past - go to Thomas L. Brennan of 4nue. Assisting with/refreshments'ht' . OPEN SUNDAY portion of the system (which in- mlet out of storage. Malcolm Pir- C^^^J^we to permit their engineers to study INIMLAHP at commuters for Yorktram Lcjrescent place. will be Mrs. AlbertÂ." Rogers and' partlcularly . Ih^PTrnterom mgd for maximum week and 45 for study of the company's' finan- Jersey\College for Women, in in the .hiatus between the 4 1 •"• 111* quantities of water must be drawn a good time to clear out all those Aid to Prepare Remember to Fill mgd for maximum hour, but infrom the Scotch Plains and Kenil- cial status' before committing New Brunswick in June. . 8:10 and 8:45. >• M both instances the difference • be- worth tanks to make up the differ- themselves to making stipulations empty bottles in your basement. Mrs. David N. Tyre will repre- The only other appreciable LL Field Requested. Your First Aid Card tween maximum week and maxi- ence between. the 7 mgd which before the PUC on the proposed sent the Evening Department at change in Monday-through-Fti- Fathers .of boys in the Cranford mum hour could be met from will be available from the EUza- distribution system improvement a meeting of the scholarship com- day commuter service, Mr. YerKes Little League and other interested ,GER' storage. •'.•_..•' bethtown Water Company and program. • . Call now for your refills and mittee in May to select a winner said, is the'extension of^the persons have been invited to as Bring your furs to the 'At the present time the water maximum hourly demands estl- of the $400 scholarship award One morning ""*' *"•"••" •companyliaâvailable.Jrom_ itsImaxlmum nouny « ; 1 ->\jo^xutiTxeajuii^jaiaitJletd at own ground water sources" "afTrtlHtetf'inr"1 tills area. boeatton»~«t-k iu«H)epogsifate -toy"the7t»oceed&- &M~Felwble~fu triers.—^ own groun -«— — — the fashion show which the VIA ford'at 8:46 a.m., this tram aiier Adams avenue on Saturday least 18 mgd and by the summer higher elevations, particularly You'll find that Breen's has your sponsored in March. It is a joint Sunday will start from Plainfield The field ha* been graded and D. DRYSON & SON Visit Clifton Plant is now ready for the construction SCHER'S season it is anticipated that about Westfield and. Mountainside, wil project of the Senior, Junior and at 8:34 ajm. but will arrive in New Storage 20 mgd will be available.' Thusy suffer from low pressures . as a A group of 43 chemistry students favorite Beers, Wines and Liquors in Evening Departments 6f the V.IA. York at the same time as it has. }nof fences. Work on thefences will only about 2 .mgd will be required result . ..*''• - , of Cranford High School, acoom- i Following the meeting, a trio the past, 9:30 ajm^ stopping en- Saturday at 9 a.m. All pos- ALLIED SERVICES stock-ait-alr times* sible help will be necessaj-y,to get WILL BE CLO by purchase if all of the sources "The elimination df all distri- of book reviews were presented route, at Westfield, Cranford,_ Ro- : t Hollantlerizing by members of the Cranfbrd Book selle> Elmora avenue, EllHibeUj, the ,fleld ready for the Eastern Dl- Summer rates on all work Circle. Mrs. Fraites reviewed Elizabethport and West Eightn vision's Opener oh May 7, It costs no.more & you're sure "Gift from the Sea" by Anne street, Bayonne. , Brown,, league president,^ reports. Since 1912 ItV Always SAFER Morrow Londbergh, Mrs. Bobert Mr yerkes said the new timer CENTRAL & BROAD STS. Don't tnitl to • busM •tables should be available at allCrane to Speak WESTFIELD To Buy Your Drug Needs in a Drug Store ticket offices not later than tomor- Crane," president bf Suite 5 — Westfield 2-1078 other lucky charm. Insure and be sure you are fin- row. \ ReeKStrong Fuel Company ancially protected. Let us check your ' ' Eyes Examined Card of Thanks ides and present I wish to take' this means of MADEMOISELLE thanking the Republican voters of DR.G.HINDMAN the Ninth Election District tor sup- SEE THIS porting my candidacy for county Optometrist I committee in Tuesday's Republic can Primary election. I,-will endeavor to represent all of. the Re- LIQUOR STORE 107 K UNION AVE. publican voters of the district to

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ii\i' iâ.vJiiîd^'fi.itXi-f^ "^TH?Â| 7mm«WWi«NW«^l*ri»»-^ ^^^^MrerT^^**^^s^f^*jpjeMeMejFejeiP^wiBW^^ avenue on April 10 at St. Elizabeth Mrs. Beer of 6, Chester ?q« yf-sterday on the Britannic John Bucher, Mrs. Anthony J. v pflicers af-theTnext to visit relatives in Scotland. Their Wier, "Mrs. Henry Pylla, Mrs. Hosnitjjl, EHzabctn. place, spent the week-end j be held Monday night in the Mu- to teach the boys good cil&enship..••mainlandi m?inland ' frfor,similasimilarr exerienceexperiencess . dndentst. MMr. SmitSmith reporteertd d hhee hha» t Local Mm's Bride in Nuptial Maw 1 trip also will include a stay ii) Frank C. Fyke, Mrs. Burns Goeb- home. He. is, a student at the uij Class o( 1945 nicipal Building. TJrfs program reached • Cranford the pleasure of visiting these boys Niagara Fall* Wedding Trip one. of .-vcouting's main objectives.; on his recent trip. England. They plan to return ner. Mrs. R/. E. Twalts, Mrs. Jos-- Hit, and Mrs. H. Drue Smethers verslty pf \ Maryland, Colic,, Told of Scouting The local man was a mcmbe^-l last year with two Puerto Rirnn next month on the Queen Eliza- eph Walton, Mrs. George Spahn, of 290 Bloomlngdale. avenue an- Park,Md. Planning Reunion M^s: Charles E. Reese, Mrs. Eu-nounce the birth of a daughter, Food Fair Tomorrow of a delegation of seven Region 2^ beth. In Puerto Rico loaders frqni New. York and New At « nuptial rnas* Satufoy mornfog in St. Mary's phurcb, Mrs. L. Randolph Amiss enter- gene Powers, Mrs. Thomas A.. Janice Lynn, at Muhlenberg Hos- Affair for June 18 Under PTA Auspices O'Boyle, Mrs. Nicholas De Marco, pital, Plainfield, on Tuesday. They Only ^1.^ percent of the boys ..of Jersey who recently visited Puerto pUinBeld, Miss Patricia Lawton, daughter of Mr. end Mrs..jychar4 tained, at- a dessert-bridge Tues- 1 Plans are being made for a 10- Mrs. R. A. Low, Mrs. H. R. Sny-also have a son, Garry Drue, 3 The Cranford High School Par- scouting age are members of the Rico. Scouting in Puerto Rico for- Latvian of long Branch, became the bride of Joseph Anton Specht, day evening at the: home of Mrs. ColoiFClub year reunion of the Class of IMS '•':../1 Harry Williams, 504 Central ave- der and Mrs. B. E. Leyrer of years old. Mrs. Smethers is the of Cranford High School on Juni ent-Teacher Association's annual Boy Scouts of America in Puerto merly was more of a "club" for the Yon «r/Mr. and Mrs. Anton Specht of 320 High street. upper class citizens, Mr. Smith' nue. Guests present were: Mrs. Cranford, Mrs. Robert Aljoe and former Miss Doris H. Richterr Election Held IB, it was announced today by a rood fair will be held tomorrow at Rico as compared with 22 percent The Hew. Nell J. Smith, assistant pastor, officiated. A recep- Michael V. Berclk, Mrs. Albert P. Mrs. Edward Warner of Roselle, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Frank committee which has been work- the A & A Hardware Store on in the United States, Roderick W. explained, but expansion of the Mrs. Victor D< ^haheen f } Morrow, Mrs. William M. King, and Mrs. Edward Shaw and Mrs.Ritter of Cranford. The paternal o Giant 11 cu. ft. ing on details since March,' North avenue near North Union Smith, a member of the executive movement has been givkn impe-. ristocra ial Home.' Mrs: Robert ATBradleyrand-Mrsr Geofge^Klempof-Rahway.^ grandparfints__ate_Mt.,_and_Mra!. Summit road was elected The cornrmttee reported that it avenue.'The sale; will start at 9 tus by the formation of cubl • Spfrber-Scbmidt Troth Fred Smethers of Elizabeth. , committee of Region 2, BSA, told scout and explorer units in each i ICKCMAM •4 Escorted by her father, the Frederick Stracke. dent of the Colony Club of Cran. has-been-unablei-to-get-ln^touch. o'clock and continue -untiLg.J_.nu. tho rmnfH Kivviinis CVvi^-lt Announcement Made Recent week-end guests cf bride had tier sister. Miss Doro- ford as the club (i held its annual with 28 - members of the class, Homemade food of all kinds will luncheon meeting Tuesday after- MRLENE GARWOOD—Mr. and Mrs. Wil- Mr. and Mrs. Norman H. Bcu-Mr. and Mrs. Daniel Moses of 17 KENILWORTH — Mr.îd Mrs. Capacity which totaled 176, and requested Mr. Smith said plans have been t thy Lawton, as maid of honor. jneetjngs last ay evening at be sold. .Mrs. J. C. Klein is chair- noon at Markos Restaurant.' made for the expansion of **Pro- j The bridesmaids were Miss Aud- liam J. Schrntdt of 14 Second ave- baker and children of 710 Willow Osage drive were Mr. and Mrs.Douglass G. Staples of 515 Rich- that anyone knowing the present man and Mrs. G. Raymond Mc- By preparing Spanish transla- TOWNSHIP CONFECTIONERY nue have announced the engage- street returned home Sunday from E. L. Haug and J. Reid Haug of field avenue announce the birth Veterans' Hall, "cither address of any, of the members ject Amigos" wherein 30 United \- rey Vogel of Little-Silver, cousin Grath is corchnirrnan of this year's tions of scout manuals and by States explorer scouts will spend ] [ of the bride, and Miss Maryann ment of their daughter. Miss !5-_yisit to Charlotte. N.C. Bradford, Pa. of a daughter, Cinda Anne, on officers present the nominat. listed below contact Mrs. B. H. sale. sending trained professional scout- 21 NORTH AVENUE, EAST While in Charlotte, they met Mr. March 24 afMuhlenberg-Hospital,r Big Families! Robinson, Jr., of 19 Woodlawn two weeks in t»ue'rto Rico, one! j Lerch of Elzabeth; cousin of the Muriel Schmidt, to David Sperber, ing leaders to Puerto Kico, it is ; and Mrs. J. B. Williams, formerly E. W. TJeChabert of 639 Lex-Plainfield. The, couple also has a Ing ci week in their scout camp and . , sj —- The Only Store in Cranford — I bridegroom.:. son of M.E- and Mrs. Emil O. Sper- Hugo MfStaiger, Jr., and elected Remember t* FUI hoped that scouting-will grow in. : ber of 85 Winans avenue. Cranr of Greaves place,, who moved to ington avenue has returned from son. Mrs. Staples is the former Evelyn Middleton, temoyne •onqrweclc in the homir-of-a-Puerto-r { Henry~~" Specht of Westfleld for two-year terms were: M^, y Your First Aid Card Puerto Rico, Mr. Smith said. With Rican scout. Likewise, 60 Puerto i — . Withthr&fficial Doily Madison Siyn I served as best man for his ford. Charlotte two years ago. The a six-weeks' Caribbean business Irene Nietzel, daughter of Mr. and Demarest, Alfred Paulsen, Doro- Miss Schmidt attended Union Brubakers stayed at a home next trip. He spent some time in, Mrs. Walter P. Nietzel of 11 For-Preston F. Wooley, vice-president- thy Petersen, William Rankin. brother. Ushers were Richard Mrs. Daniel T. Gregg, correspond^ -Lawton of Long Branch, brother Hill High School, Union City, and to where Mr. and Mrs. Williams Puerto Rico, Haiti, Jamaica and est avenue, Cranford. Louise PuUey, Lester Frank, WttV Jonathan Dayton Regional High are now residing. . Cuba. ., ing. secretary -and Mrs. John j, liam Glazer, Andrew Gresham. i pf the bride, and Leonard Dolan Monahan, recording secretary. Mri .' pf Cranford. School, Springfield, and is. em- Marlon Jamiesqn, John Bradley, Mr. and Mrs. Raymond S. Hun Mr. and Mrs. John H. Mathew- CoUegiamCorner C. Van Chamberlln will be treas. Frank Buai, Shirley Smith, Joan " The touple will reside tempor- ployed by the Jay R. Smith Com- Haan, daughter of Mr. pany, Union. ickc of 8Q5 West End place re- son and their daughter, Shirley urer for her second year. Rogers, Jeanne Cook, Miriam i arily at 320 High street following turned Monday from a two-week Ann, have moved into their home and Mrs. Thomas C. Hann, Jr., of ; a wedding trip to Niagara Falls. Mr. Sperber attended Cranford Also serving on the nominating Keyser, ; Norma Keyser, Marie visit at Palm Beach, Fla. at 741 Willow street. They came 30 Tulip street, a' freshman at the Krupa, Carmen Lemme, Leon Mrs Specht is a graduate of High School and served three year? to Cranford from Huntingdon, Pa. College of Woostcr in Wooster, O., committee were Mrs. John V.-Sim, ' Poly Trinity High School. West- in the Army. He i« employed (by man, Mrs. Burton Jamison, Mrs. Mayers, Margaret ©evoto, Juan- Mr. and. Mrs. Walter E. Thorn was a member of the stage crew ita Duval, Ann Stosh, Theodore - fleld, and the School pf Nursing the International Paint Company for the presentation of scenes from C. F. Sullivan and Mrs. Jack Cox! : pf Muhlenberg Hospital, Plain- in Union. . 1 MBS. JOSEPH ANTON SPECHT and son, Kenneth, of 207 Beech Mr. and Mrs: C. T. Wymarr and Walczysyn, Charles Rowland, street haye returned from a week's daughter. Miss Joanne Wyman, "Le Bourgeois Gentllhomme," by Mrs'. William G. Trometter, Ri»th Rhutard, Herbert Seckler -' field. Mollere, by the French depart- trip to Williamsburg, Va., and of 35 Columbia avenue, left last president, conducted both the rcgl and. Shirley Smith. J CENTER MARKET A'^graduate- of. Cranford High ment .at the college on Friday and ular and annual meetings. •Washington, D.C.- [Thursday to-attend the wedding . School, Mr. Specht served two Crane's Ford Unit ion Saturday of Miss Peggy Jen-, Saturday, j : Miss Gail Brach of 103 Maka. years with the Marine Corps in Mr, and Mrs. Joseph Bucina and torn drive, will be the Colony Republican iJnlt Board 100 N. Union Ave., Cranford Social Happenings their children, George and Rpn-fcinson of Wilmington, Del, form- Korea. He is employed by M, W.On Garden Tour erly of Cranford. Miss Gertrude Ramsey, daugh- Club's delegate to the Citizenship nlOj of 530 Lexington avenue re- ter of-Mr. and Mrs. Frank E. Accepts New Members brokers. Several members, or the i Pamela Mayberry, "(faughfer "qf 1 Institute at New Jersey College for new members were pre- Ford Gardeners of Crahford visit- turnW'rTome" ISsrTSuWdayâftet Women in June, it was announced Do Your Shopping TheEasy Way-Call Us Mr. and Mi's. L. D. Mayberry, of Westfleld. - spending-three weeks in /Florida. elected president of the sopho- sented and accepted at a meeting J One of Cranford's canasta clubs- ed , Mountain Lakes yesterday to of 17 Keith. Jeffries avenue, - B by^JrsTMonahan, ctvlcl "ancTTegw tour six homes and gardens more class at Beaver College, station chairman. { enjoyed a dinner and theater party entertained at a party on. Friday Betty Watson, daughter of. Mr. Albert. P. Morrow of 1A Ham- . and Mrs. William Kastner Jenkintown, Pa. Now completing Cranford Women's Republican sJ)ail^ • in New York City on Tuesday eve- opened for the Garden. Club of vening. I Her guests • were Bill nd Mrs. John Watson of 1104 of 93 Benjamin street announce her freshman year at Beaver as a The welfare department, under I Club, Inc., at the home of Mrs.. Mountain. Lakes. ilton avenue arrived home last Mrs. Jamison, chairman, will meet! s ning. Attending the performance. Gall, Stanley Dickerson, Jack Cox, Raritan* road, entertained at a min- evening after.a business trip to he birth of a daughter, Susan member of the Liberal Arts De- Alfred Duemmler, 104 Adams ave- Fresh City J ©f "Plain and Fancy" were Mrs. "Springtide" is the theme of the ohn Fedorko, Michael Roecker, Dale, on April 10 at Beth Israel Wednesday afternoon to make! nue, last Thursday. ' . • iature golf party at *Bowcraft on Chicago, 111. Hospital, Newark. The couple also partment, Miss Ramsey is a grad- Jlrs. William Klub- homes and gardens. Six houses on Gaven Hurley, Leslie Sorrentino, Saturday In observance of her re- has two sons. Drew and Kevin.. uate bf'-Cranfbrd High School. cancer dressings at the home oil The new members, who will be -wsterâre-epentHwiih. tethAithl i She served, as the freshman rep- Mrs. Nelson J. Tweed, Jr., of 331 entertained by the board at a tea flower, arrangements, educational riraigôJULPiL Mnfc»J>tner;tajhetorowcJdaini. Alice Wirkus, Mrs. A. P. Wip- Janet Huff, Bonnie Copeland, Beth sary. Those attending were Patty Columbia avenue ; entertained at t^tti^thiiiti Roger avenue. Mrs. Ruth Brown,! on May 5 at the home of the necky, Mrs'. Joseph Babinec, Mrs. exhibits and a.•horticulture show Roden, Judy Kaminsky, Lynn Mor- Halkowich, Richard,.. Halkowich bridge on Monday evening. - Her council and co-chairman ofv the Harold • L'Heurcux and Mrs. of daffodils, blooms of other spring ley, Judy Russell, Karen Beebe and Plainfield will give a talk and! of 9 English, Village, are: Mrs. Boneless Pork Roast Carol Pjmtanp,, Lois Schott and guests were _ Mrs. F. J." Morris, A daughter, Cynthia,, was born freshman dance. She worked on Thomas Leahey. """" -•--—.- bulbs; garden flowers, houseplants Joanne Tezyk. — show slides.to interested members! Cyril Alpnzo, Jr., Mrs. Harold Carol Bunck. (' • •'"••.'' Mrs. C. T.:'* Wyman', Mrs; Carl to Mr. and Mrs.. Walter D. Wein- the stage crowg;'for both produc- and flowering shrubs. 1 at"8 pAl. Wednesday at the home! Glovier, wrs. Russell Dean, Mrt- IT S ^nviprnmpnt HrarfoH rknip

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"Dougherty, 51; third district, Mrs. i ceed Leroy Sturgis who has moved track team began workouts Mon< THE CRAMTOBD CTTIZPT AMD CHBOWCLg. 1 130 votes to 6Ir for Mrs. Marino. • Froustet, 191, in the third district. appreciation to the voters f vote* to 216 for Alfred unopposed, but in 1952 he lost by Cecilia Wickham, 26, an'd " Loui 's out of towrn. Mr. Gordon is. now ây afternoon. won the, chamnionship of the | Nunn, Harold Kinney and Paul O AH .'••other Republicans were All the Democratic candidate! WOn UK. Buyiyiyii... ,. Cranford who supported my can. Schinidt. In last year's, election, cne vote to Nunce Zampaglione. Dauber. 26. serving as temporary: chairman: About .25 boys have i Selby sends his boys against New Jersey tournament debut in Blackmnre. elected without-opposition. Their were unopposed. Those elected J .and added six more in the fourth. Cranford Inter-Church Bowling didacy for the''Board of Free. Mr.. Flynn lost by one vote to Vin- For the fourth consecutive year, The Republican Municipal. Com- „ Z i>,. ••• • n i '<« the team. Trials to select a re- Plainfield on Tuesday at Plain- the State PGA's opening pro-am- tallies: Mrs. Rita Vitale 1»8. inwere: First district, Raymond Bly- ! Jxm Rice started for the Blues League this season. holders in Tue$dajyfs RcpubHcaa cent' CottUofie,, ^who didn't seek Mrs. Margaret Boxger defeated mittee will organize Monday eve- Prerpp fof r County Relayys i.y team tat the Union County and look his second, loss of thefield. ateur event at Lakewopd Coun- the first districtj Robert Gordon, denburgn, 58, and Mrs.. Jeanne try Club tomorrow. Fred Simonson is captain of the Primary- ' reelection, . ' •--. "" '•.'-• Mrs. Ernestine Marino for the seat ning; at Mr. Gordon's-'home, A new Under Coach Jim Avery, ththe relay, championahipe.at Westfleld . i season. He allowelld nini e rurunns be be- Card of Thanks v 175, in the second district; and Woodruff, 59; second district, Mrs. on Monday.were hetd this OBITUARIES squad. Other team members are . .P. P. Andersen ta 19SS, Mr. Flynn was elected Qri the county committee from the chairman will be elected to sue-Cranford High Schoohll freshmafh n Also representing Echo Lake to extend my sincere Mrs. Elsie Harth. 187, and Bernard Helen Mutek, 51, and Russel -Mrs. Gaiter of 210 North [fore Ray Utwinitts relieved him Three Coaches Attend second district Mrs: Borger polled xect. who died Sunday | in the fourth. will be Hugh Johnston and Bill to tbt ownty committee as he ran Mrs. Albert J. Davies Clinic at Rutgers Grander of Westfleld: Grander is Mrc Mildred A. Oavies, 54 years at his home. Werment was in the former club champion. " ' BUI Martin, head basketball of the Unisn don't make out another marketing list till you compare and old, wife of Albert J. Davies, died coach, Ernie Hobble, freshman yesterday afternoon at her home, 'T^ST£ fStf ^ | Scholastic Action ElalDistrict instnufU* «—- wait a imp. According w iiu ...... , — — basketball coach, and J. Seth Methodist II Wins B 203 Elizabeth avenue, following not appear ill when he was placed j ^c Elsasser. architect,-Tuesday • "I .;."',= -anêxtcmdedJllness^JSheJuidJaecn UrJLbcr a pap^ ^ Moves Into High Jgeekley, cross country and indoor TIUeinJRtrtTry (Bray •— to prepare plans for a. prominent in local women's dubs In addition tohiiTparcnls, h^~b* and outdoor track coach, attended In its first year in theTeague, ^d Phigg h school• i . . ' ^ and social activities for many survived by his paternal grand-1 Gear This Week the annual sports clinic Friday and the Cranford Methodist II five board announced thatthe Saturday at Rutgers University, years. mother, Mrs. Ernestine, Gaiter of Action on the scholastic sports school will be needed 'Newark. New Brunswick. \ ' Nones to cuconoas A native of Riceville, N. Y., Mrs. scene really picks up this week ESTATE_pr VIOLA P. LUNDGBEN. ¥flsg. [H1IIJ • •««Msa«a—»ama»j ™* Davies resided in Buffalo, N. Y., with at least 11 events scheduled Sessions were held on football, Pursuant to the order of CHARLES A. icnts underway or planned track and baseball. The clinic OTTO. JR.. Surrocate of the-County of •vm and San Diego, Calif., prior to tak- Lawrence - Czauder tor Cranford High School athletes. Unioiv made on thf eighteenth day of un. district The third school, " up icaidenee—here -13—years _ The program gets underway this was Sponsored by the New Aprtl. AJXTIiMrAipoir-the-BWMe*""- of the undenlcned. as Executrix of • the board sal* wUl be needed iiiiiiiHUHi»BiiuwBni,HiHiiiiutHi»mmuiuiimuuuui«Miiiiiii|u requiem mass was offered Satur-[afternoon when Coach Bill Mar- Coaches' Association. 'estate of said deceased, 'taotfce U hereby ISier than 1999. the.date qrigl- She was a member ' and past •iven to the creditors of laid deceased I ,,^,^,, , ,• t Z in S, Anns Polish Church. ^^ûXûCSesS to exhibit to the subscriber Under oath m I IM president of the Village Improve- or aitirtnation tnetr claims and deniand* sa^w« "ducted to ment Association, and held mem- Jersey City, for Lawrence Czau- ^ .^ i return to action Kammler on Echo Lake •gainst the estate of said deceased within fi w go fers un six months from the date of said order, plans for a school with WNRua «f*«î«is» bership in the Wednesday Morn- Jefferson of or they will be forever barred tram der, 73 years old. of 52 North Sixth Tugs6ay. -- Team in PGA Tourney der, 73 years oia, OI.M i»um« ^..~«- l-|."l men. They participate in the In-Westfleld club, as he makes his RlFeesl : M.0ON J. • 9-19. PrcsbyteriarVChurch afe well as the Born.in Poland, he lived in this ent time is a second high school^ and Top Slttoin iwMHMiiMilsAtd •onekns »rlohi> all at one price as a«W«tUed. BUTTER Women's Guild of Trinity Episco- country ' 50 years. He resided in tercollegiate Relays at Randalls ifhich is tohav e a capacity pal Church. She formerly 'was Jersey City 43 years' prior to com-Island. N. Y.. tomorrow and Sat- students: THe district is now Fmkt president of the Business and ing to Kenilworth a year ago. Mr.urday, in the county relay cham- Jonathan Dayton Regional Professional Women's Club in Czauder was'a retired baker...... pionships on Monday and in a dual iogh School here which has room Silt tr Surviving him are three sons. meet with Roselle on Wednesday ,, »£*• a. Buffalo. ,or 1,500 students, «t*P Cit Widely known for her culinary Walter of Jersey City, Joseph eth. . V ••' • . ... c—iplrtti frswa appetiser t* icntirl ... all far MS! inductive • observances->sihce'-they were fhey are: Th6 •Rev. John R, Dexheimer, pastor of the Com- Mrs. George Hair of Maclxias. N. OVER TUBS. KOOS FABC, IIL ~$Mmmt Wee. **£» VI hOlHSi Y., and a brother, Laurice Hall of Blues jay vees Victim LOUS BUFFET PINNER eUicc «f BAKED SUGAH n^jnity Methodist Church; L. Oren loelwtt Lettuce W Siloed Bate* Buffalo. 60 —A* appctUaft array •! CURED HAM with en* Stephenson, president of the Ste- LeCI rf iBlA In saif-Mwea «w> -• . Funeral services will be held, at Of Panther No-Hitter flaw faada, raaat bed. •%ei_WM T BROILED plitnson Machinery Company; Fltdl ClTTOtt From Wartara turns % 19° -39° GhlekeM ' hakeel kMs, aeafoof m x SWORDFISH STEAK whh Siist 8 p.m." Friday, from Gray Memor- Jim SmithhouseV, a tall right- John Majeski, owner of Newark Fawi Haliint Steaks .. Ib YEARS grata, desserts lnaaa halter ami French ^ -W4»o|4|bi. ial, 12 Springfield avenue, in hander, hurled a no hitter as, the fries, frask veietaUa *» Rfctal Products Company; Maurice Fresh Rhibin *™™*i<™ a . •' charge of the Rev. Robert G Roselle Park jayvee baseball team IN CRANFORD FuneraU Directors G, Finherty, presidentôf United Fresh Scallops Longakcr, pastor of the First walloped Cranford, 11-0. Monday Fftricators, Inc., and James Wag- Pawil Celery ^r^r DON'T MISS THESE Presbyterian Church. Interment afternoon at Roselle Park. CM For A n&, president of Union Trucking 20 oi. will take place Monday in Buffalo Smithouser struck out six and WfeRt. Soap «r Jalee, SAT. 318 EAST BR6AD STREET Company. . aplUCII Wathad callobsg catlo bsq' mweuvety jfiviov BOAST _. 12 SPRINGFIELD AVENUE FIE$H COFFEE ftaaM walked three. He allowed only BROILED SUCEO BEEF- WESTFIELD. N. J. — WE 2-0143 fast District Governor H. Stan- SIWPU SUPER SOUP 104 NORTH STEAK, baked Mak* p+ OF BEEF,, fre * KsraW CRANFOBD. N. J. -. CE * "* Maearoilof Roger Gaiter, Jr. one hard hit ball, a smash be- tat*, freak itaraVai vtf- TegetaMo ja—1 pataf, aV lejr MacClary of Cranford conduc- to rnok* wltfc Wfclf* Ho Franco- hind^ second base by Frank ~ UNION AVE. uMe. jjeMerl: a» *—i- creamier, better- Several acts of entertajtorienCê planned. '* . mnd there's no finer mUk ,ormv» S. sold only at A&P. it co*U.4«». TOO*. CHOICE lllllllllinilHHIIlMII.M..- Flynn Wins See How tow Afro's Price* Are On 12 • w*$ By One Vote For Second KENILWORTH—James Flynn*s RECENTLY REDOCID GROCERY ITEfto: see-saw career as a member of the SINCE AMIIU 1st A&P HAS RldUClD 73 MOM GROCERY PRICES . . . Thb Union- County Republican Com- 4^43c bring* the total refactions mad* tine* January lit to T?5. Compart A&r*« prices mittee came on top again at Tues- iMrt'tl»«f4t with what you'vo boon faying obtwhoro...thon cotno tot, conto save at A&P! day's primary election. . • frtMtaaalaJvn 2r39c V»n ea»t tool s «d *«* «« ?'>fN Mr. Flynn was elected to the -MnaaiUi »»»o Gtritd Bui Hash v— 'trtcan t . Or aV.wMi.ht goodneN. hate-B three to the greatest degree! county committee by a margin of. Hoi-OTe J|!«*f can •• d two absentee ballots. He polled Bretdeatt Redl-Meai DefikdHam u-d-^ 4V AW brand ••••»• SellVUwPato . . . . ^;17can « JrstefraH •RntstqualHyU' 9k __ CUridga "VJO«-JOC DORUIS DslMont* - I'«]M WithSpaghaHlSauca can ••• Filled DuHts n<^L 0«rtO»U9ht aJasa«». - •' • »~'tg« • can "V DdHM^WMleFifi , .a JS «an^" • Mor* Jons Porker Uw Mns . ' —. •• M m .^Jk - • _...... iO*. Sawrkriot • csns •• Scott! 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X& Comet Prvne Jalce ... roob w»nt>... tiNcs. mt |* Com Handle locks Sosfc ••• KQo lightly Otcea Hank côu^.^p ^-30° Argo Oora Stank . . . 2 OnrOwa Tea Bags b«gt |> Reduces Installation Cos* Chrt-Rrte Waxed Paper . . '»«25« Darfea's Oora Starch . . Heetar Tea * a** |» Rofo-Typ* Crank for Cosy •Ab Indoor .Operation Hareal Pastel Napkies . 2^17> Strawkarry Jelly "*"* OurOwaTea • pig. |« SuJlabU for All Typos of pk9..(AQf Construction Oetafaalaeadry Saap I**** WetdkarySaap Pricea «fraatr«« tki* Satwday, AawM 2]r4. ta Nootar Tea Bags 100 ** Extension Hfn«e« S«a>at Markata a«4 SatMawk* arafaa «aly. 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SECTION TWO ™ AFRIT. " will be held at the home of Mrs.; cmani jam cmatacLE. THDBSDAY. **»* Mrs. Knbrr and Mrs.-G. P. Kaiser, Sunny Acres Club was instructed to prepare a slate j Zawalich, .8 iroquois place/on May for the ofllees of president, vice- 5, with Mrs. Lawrence Kavanaughi ft, MacKay instruction Started University Dormitory president, recording secretary, cor- as hostess. patrons—Charles F. Schillinfer, Plans Anti-Litter responding secretary and public- Trackmen Wallop chairman; Robert J. Laier, Dr. ity, chairman, to be elected at theDrive on Violators George Angen, Rojf K. Scheller. o Discuss I Drive in Schools Republican Primary V . next meeting. • ' . • Irt response to complaints from Union Team, 81-36 Nipholas St. J. LaCorte, Harry R. Plan's fpr a* campaign to interest Mrs. ' Uhrin, junior gardening Coach X Seth Weekley's Cran- tD U> 4D ID ID ID ID ID UD ilD UD UO MD UD 1Q ___ residents febout speeding on Cran- Heins, Paul Dunham, Henry W. FOK STATE SENATOK-> . ID eather school children in keeping the club chairman, reported on a re-ford terrace and Wall street, Po-; ford High School track team ev- Lovett. William Muller, John Hall, - M 139 101 88 73 94 25 211 79 31 128 67 «1 52. VSt 103 15Z—On countryside free of - litter and cent meeting in Montclair at which ened its dual meet record at 1-1 Kenneth C. Hand ...... „...... : 92 48 142, 9ft lice Chief William A. Fischer re- Dr. Earl A. Dunfee David Hark- FOB GENKKAL ASSEMBLY — 65 80 50 183 59 33 12557 51 trash were discussed at a meeting junior garden clubs -?nd junior yesterday afternoon by walloping 48 125 93 77 30 29 21 54 M; cently issued instructions , to ness .and Dr. Gill Hindman ' Florence P: Dwyer «. _... 88 32 - 37 29 87 45 16 43 flower 'shc-w schedules and club §••••£>! Union, 81-36, at Union. Donald H. Bagger .. ; ... 32 20 52 37 30 29 22 13. 41 30 4R4flS of the Sunny Acres Garden Club motorized patrols to give special 'lit-* I Advertising—Frank Dooley, 14 17 18 65 22 11 25 projects were discussed. : 17 28 29 31 37 41 38 W0 4»16T—iHS at the home of Mrs. Martin Norr, attention to.that area in an at- ...... %f Jane I* Meineke ..... < ..,.33 34 88 49 39 56 50 24 119 36 15 93 r d s |-chaicman;_Lester W. Powell, Vic- Arthur r> Wriunn u ^JM _ "3~eherokee" oa ,—l« t - Thursday, Â -xcpott- Qn_ther_tecent-flower iempL_to -.eUroinate mqtor__ve.hicle ~"60 ~58" -*1—ar—32—109—4»—18—49~ 4» 2ft jH 96' "€3T Concert by Lafayette tor D. Shaheen" ClareticeTETFritcr G. Clifford Thomas ..... -. 52" 50 48 24 112 42 15 7929 28 rnl^Cb_ j Mrs. Walter Knorr of Clark pre- show school which they attended violations there. (Continued from page 1) Jack B. Connors and. Charles J. Carlyle W. Crane .. 49 27 83 62 52 36 28 29 104 6O MS? Ednesday to Sherlock HaU. was presented by Mrs. Knorr, Mrs. ; 32 85 63 49 45 84 33 131 39 16 97 4JLT sided. . ..Wii In the Deep," by Petrie, as a bass Stevens; tickets—Edward J. Sha- William R. Vanderbilt ...„,„. 50 17 Id 13 «2 14 12 2214 10 40 S MacKay, educator and writ- Holmqvist, Mrs. Charles' Zawal- Arthur E. Lloyd, Jr, ... 17 12 31 27 24 n AT HIITS Dr It was announced .that Mrs Vandals Damage Cars heen, chairman; Manning Rowitz. i» - / has been preriuent ot Union ich and Mrs. George Kaiser. solo. FOB FBEEHOLDEBS (9-Yr. Ttna) — 69 40 M2 43 18 105 40 1H 73 115—12» Hurry Broughton. of 2 Iroquois Selections by the Frosh Four William Klein. Lincoln Holyroyd. 41 96 68 49 50 38 14 27 23 2»— 4S3 *S^college for the part eight An all-day. workshop featuring Vandals Using a sharp instru- . Richard P. Hatfleld ,.. __-_r «2 16 16 15 60 12 6 30 22 place',. chairman,, and Mrs. John ment scratched thc finish of cars will include "Old King Cole.", by Jr., ISteve Redzinak, Louis G. Eugene F. Dlaly —.'-._.: 26 11 22 19 21 11 69 17 10 204 23 17 44 25 3»—3m me received bit doctor*« Uhrin of Clark-Rahway will visit line arrangements, which\ were 27 14 47 20 21 31 26 19 99* 47 tn—mt lowjned by Mr. and Mrs. Robert Forsyth and "All Kinds of Troutman, James Eastmond, Har- Anna M. Murray 35 51 28 107 46 21 5327 17 in American history at CoK schools in this area to speak about judged and discussed by Mcs_ .?a- ris L. LaBoytaux and Charles M. Ernest S. Hickok ...... 31 34 83 6i 46 30 107 51 25 8638 22 28 70 50 »1—MS ta University and hairtought walich, was held Monday1 .at theC..' Minton while the two vehicles, Women," by .Bracken, while the 40 30 66 55 21 40 19 3t—4S7 "Litter Bugs" and distribute fold- Yeakel; finance—William Meyer F. E. Biertuempfell 44 5S — -__ 19 9 24 20 9 American history Ânw home of Mrs. J. D. Savercool.'210. , were parked in front of Oteir home Varsity Eight will offer "Tell Me ( . Lee S. Rigtoy 37 9 39 .41 a— 19 13 11 S 25 — ers ajUj buttons to stimulate in- last Thursday night, according to I Why." arranged by Embury, and chairman; Edward C. Rearick ana 32 241 1340 195 ,- 3.56 313 5 24 terestamong the yoUng people. Cranford avenue, with Mrs. Emil Robert J. McNair „ ..;-..„..... 26 25 7 25 6 9 6 5 21 20 a report made to the police by Mr.' John Laezza. . 5 154 2517 18 9 7 7 4 7 7 20 13 14 Tobler as hostess. ' "1 Wish I Was Single Again," ar- L. J. Whittemore , 12 12 The nominating committee, con : 12 14 11 8 331 1 20 12 Minton on Friday. " v! ' ir ranged by T. Scott. Hospitality—William Fredrick, Andrew A. McNamara — 22 3 10 10 9 12 I 8 12 20—211 45 SS-- lnfi»47. He fc sisting of Mrs. Carl Holmqvist Next regular meeting of the club 5 10 3 Al chairman; Alfred Frigola, Dr. Edwin G. Keyser . . 10 6 14 12 14 4 32 9 of the Junior College Marimba solos by Dale R. •Al- 9 42 32 27 17 44 39 58- bright ot the Class of 1956 will in- Walter K. Fasnacht, George S. FOB FKKEHOLDEK (t-Yr. Tern) — 14 39 24 37 35 29 26 STRICTLY FRESH KILLED of the Middle Atlantic Sauer and the Rev. Albert Alllnj- Fred E. Haley ...... 45 18 I-c 36 14. 83 28 26 30 102 52 9T— 941 clude "The Jolly Caballpro." by John W. Zerega „ 41 34 86 67 38 35 51 14 '11 9 4 10 10 19 14 IX— and former preaident of the Ground was broken recently for the Rutgers University dofmitory-classroom project shown here by an architect's sketch. In er; arrangements, and staging-*- 10 20 21 12 12 16 9 35 •t;-l Frosinli and "Czardas," by Monti. Ogden Beatty ™ —...... 13 Jersey Association, of Col- addition to dormitories with quarters for 1,008 students and 36 class-rooms overlooking the Raritan RiverAin New Brunswick, the William Ford, chairman; Arthur 55 46 158 01 158—MM GOOD MMWS! + • * ' Under the direction of Professor FOB FBKEHOLDEB (l-Yr. Tefm) — • > 57 138 8476 69 89 48 185 51 34 116 61 55 46 156 01 I5S—uoa FlYIIti eges and Unlyewlties. $4,250,000 construction Job will include a large, student lounge. Each of the dorm buildings will include six Vhouse" units accommo- Raymond since its_ reorganization Williams. August Thermann, Wil- F. P. Andersen _ :.... 81 14 15 12 47 27 1 30 12 9 12 23 23 2T— 331 c study vt weather has been 3 15 3016, Th dating 55 students. The constructiohl schedule calls for completion of the first unit by June 1, 1056. 'I • . . .. in 1946, the Lafayette College liam DiTullio, Daniel Heybum, Elfle L. Scheideler :... 21 34 116 67 59 47 167 101 150—1(71 Choir has .established a reputation Anthony laione, William Gourley FOB TOWN8HD? COBOOTTEE — 56 127 98 80 71 94 54 201 70 C1ICKEH HUDSON COAL and George Barlow. Frank.T. Whitty '. .. 79 ••»^1 as one of the country's leading col- avec, Mrs. Charles Redden, Mrs. legiaje choruses producing out- Democratic Primary an avocation of Dr. MacKay's since Francis E. Sloat and Mrs.'M. L. • •''•'; standing choral music and uphold- STRICTLY FRESH KILLED his childhood when he started Inspector Making \ âliaferrol FOB STATE SENATOR — . keeping records. He is a member REDUCED SUMMER PRICES! • ••!. ing a tradition of fine music at (Continued from pose I) 3 5 10 U 9 21 14 Robert L. Sheldon 2 Mrs. J. F. Burnash, president, Lafayette. V and Chester'A. Williams. Jr. of. the Amateur Weather Men of Tak* car* of next wfcrf«r*t haating need* - FOB GENEBAL. ASSEMBLY — America and lias carried on cor-and Mrs. William T. Collins were . John V. Npstrand, chairman of On the make-up committee Mr* , Mildred B. Hughes «.. 3 selected as delegates to the New Charles J.Stevens now. FUI up wR«t Hudson Coal ond SAVE. the Lions club's fund raising com- respondence both here and abroad now. ™ w|» iro^ . . / Richard Burt. chairman, is — Allen Kaufman ...J...... «.^. 5lo6Lbt. Each Jersey State Federation of Wom- With Hudson Coal stored>. yoor bin, mittee, has been assisted by the^sted.by-Jtoi.^, î} ibhld faab days concert: . Constant Machonte and VTUAMIMB mm. «'w»-o ' The following members will be in May. Mrs. W. J. Hoffman and "wnîinceS"'"''"""""""' Edward X Belluscio ...... — hostesses: • Mrs. P. Eugene Snyder, for *ur» ftus winter Publicity-^Robert .Goodrich. Midgley. „.-_-,„, 16 17 2 16 19 -11 1« 3 AR*IOl«« STAR—OVEN READY MrsA Harold B. Lopaus will attend FOK FREEHOLDERS <3-Tr. Term) — 5 3 4 9 11 9 20 14 Mrs. E. EUsmere McKeige, Mrs. chairman, and Albert Davies; pro- Mrs J»hn "^Snittee. as- Robert C. Kirkpatrick .—...... O.3 9 11 \ 9 20 14 14 14 2 15 16 11 163' Ib. as alternates. 3 4 Carl A. Dunfee, Mrs. J. L. Grady, :: )• gram and printing-John E. Allen; man of the casting comnu ! George B. Doty, Sr...... „„.._ -3 .... 4 10 11 21 14 Thje, international affairs com- Myles J. Gilsenan ORDER AT ONCE! 3 15 13 2 15 17 11 163 T11KEYS 49c Mrs. H. Haagensen, Mrs. Chandlee mittee will meet at the home of Francis J. Burns „ 3 5 180 FOB FREEHOLDS* (t-Tr. Term) — 4 10 119 20 15 15 1.4 2 14 19 11 16 16 to 20 Ib*. H. Hickok, Mrs. L. E. Hunt, Mrs.Mrs] Ira Stone, 229 Orchard street, Richard A. Fettit..™.'— i- 3 3' O. B. McDiarmld, Mrs. J. J. Mor- - is associated with him, 2 16 19 11 1« 182 on April 29 at 1:30 p.m. Mrs. J. H FOB FBEEHOLDEB .-,••,•. ••#••• •,•..:,:,.•:,. Lennon.- ' '•• • • \' • ,..•..•. 3 5 10 lKi- 10 \20 17 575 429 557 697 430 740 661 668 T08-I07CS 1 37l Alden Street 652 518 783 486 548 626 737 MULTIPLE LIST »•:;•". YOUR PROPERTY Benefit'County Fair' "DEPENDABLE, FRIENDLY SERVICE SINCE 193 Republican Party and The Student Government Asso- Sewell Mrs. R. D. Millar and Mrs. Barbara \R. Frlcke, 68; fourteenth. NOW Crunford, New Jersey listed by Mrs. E. W. Carrier and WUbert L. Wilson, 62, and Ann D. Robert Sheldon of RoscOe cfation of Muhlenberg Hospital, T. M. Nolan. Democratic candidate far state! "•• .-• • •••'•' -• ' Plainfteld, will hold a "Countrj CRanford 6-09< Mrs. G. Winfleld Scott. Mayberry, 61; fifteenth write-in STEAKS Ushers for the three nights are: There has been no change in thevotes for Albert Bendlin, 7; Rob- .senator; Robert C Kirtpatrick of I W. AUSTIN Fair"/ on Monday from- 2 until 9 program at St Michael's School. THUlside, George Doty. Jr. of Bab-1 • Hardware Telephone. OFFICES YABDt Thursday^ Olive Livingston and ert Goodrich, 3; Stanley Schneider, Aeoltor p.m. on the hospital grounds for April 18, 1955 CKanford 6-3250 Beth Anderson; Friday, Edith If the vaccine is available, the first Russell' Dean, Grace Muer and way. and ripimpiiman sTkancis Gadgets • Olftt benefit, of- the association's con COH. NORTH & UNION AVEB. «GTON AVE. At L.V.E.H. Burns of Linden. Dcmocnts, «nr| 45 Narth Avenne, East k:4 Morganthau, Anne Morganthau inoculations will be given on May Alice Ousterman, one, each; six- LB. FREE DEUVKBT—— vention fund. Handmade articles ORGANIC PLANT FOOD-SOIL CONDITIONER and Katharine Rash; and Sat10- . three-year , games and refreshments will be teenth, Jarties H. McAteer, 174, 109 NORTH UNION AVENUE CRanford 64708 1 : •*";>• •Vll urday, Carol Holroyd, Janice Almost '700. public school chil- Richard A._. Petljt of Westfield,! G featured. and Lois Lincoln West, 163; sev- Giles and Holly MiUus. dren are eligible to receive thc Democrat, for tne two-j«ar free- CRanford 6-OSM enteenth, Rl E. Brewster, 105, and BOVUNG • SHEEP MANURE "An Inspector Calls" is under shots when the vaccine arrives. holder term; and William Ocrartey. the direction of Miss Alice Math- Lea J. Kje 1 d sen, 106; andDemocrat, for. the one-year free- eighteenth, James F. O'Brien, 157,. SPECIAL TREAT PEAT MOSS • HYPER HUMUS ews. James Rich is production holder term. Mr. QtMrley wfll Lb. manager and Mansell Richkrds is Civic Group and Barbara; Andrews, 163. oppose Mayor Andersen at.a,t ththe in charge of set design. Business (Continued Jrum pope I) Elected to the Democratic coun- November General Electon. III IOAST arrangements are in charge of had been made in the Initial year ty committee were: Second dis- In Tuesday's fraiwrwg^ti ^ James Burnash for Cranford Dra- of thc organization, it was an-trict, J. Ward, 5; fourth. made a good showinfr They nom Try One and fie^Plâsed matic Club and Mrs. James Chrls- nouncedd. • PhUF. 3; sixth, Edward inated Mayor HaWrH. while Mr. Mr. a consulting engin- Markey, 11; seventh, Richard ^J. four' Strong incumhrnts. Free- ford Rotary-Club as well as a past Eggers, 9,( and; Mary C. Henry, 9; holders Zerega and Andersen and district governor of Rotary Inter- Emotional Problems eighth, William Black, 19, ahAsemblywomad n Dtarycr and As- {Cbnttauecc 1rotn page 1) national. Well known in chess A6RIC0 • VERTAOREEN Josephine M: Raszkowski, 20; semblyman Vanderbilt also had the ROUND TOP SIRLOIN — X-RIB man of the Cranford Committee circles, Mr. Biach is a former. dU ninth, Robert F. W. McDonald, 16, rector of the Cranford Adult support of the CCS. for Mental Health, will welcome and Emily J. Iannaccone, 13; Freeholder Hickok School. •',••.. the audience, and will be followed tenth, Patrick ,J. Devlin, 15, andcandidate supported by CHOICE CUT—Bone In by Mrs. Arthur F. Ackerman ofj The Joint Civic. Committee was ..Sheer^ 17- eleventh. tatives of 15 local coihmunityr Frank S. DelGandio,14VaM Faul-Tjunion County to I County' Association for Mentul ine Scheuring 14; fourteenth, Cle- • • Health, who wUl introduce the wide organizations. Fw-vFebru-' RINGS SAMPLES TO YOUR HOME! ary's school election, theV*>mmit- ment J. Reynolds, 20; sixteenth, VOUB PHONE Thomas E. Byrne, 15, and Eleanor Arrangements committee for the tee endorsed five candidaS^j in- Murray, 16. . _ GROUND play includes Mrs, David N. Tyre, cluding two incumbents. Wuh Jhe (TContmtted from pagpr II Ever used our Sliop-at-Home Service? Hundreds backing of the group, Mrs. G. chairman, Mr. Sarnwoski, Dr. who for iUUK R9 LB. have and loved it! They've shopped right at home .Holmes Williams and M. L. Talia- 1 Best, Mrs. Walter R. Good, Mrs. Andersen Renominated were not called upon; best -acfeojj for draperies, slipcovers, reupholstery . . .and C.E.TRUBENBACH [Xerro were reelected apd Chan- 3U».lbr$iJ00 Forrest P. Dexter, Mrs. James P. ' (Continued tnrm page I) wish to contribute, send flteirij| NOW Koos extends this wonderful service,to car- SommervUIe, Mrs. C. W. Stock- nihg Rudd gamed a three-year term on the Board of Education.. run in Plainfleld saved him from donation to Mr. Lewis at j peting! Just pick up the phone .. . call RA 7-3700 berger, Mrs. Thomas M. Nolan and Union County Trust Coenpany- defeat. ill CHOICE CUT .. .and our color sty list will tote oodles of broad* Mrs. J. Walter Coffee. Mayor Fred P. Aadastn h GGR Loses In the only race by -the Demo- (oom samples to you.. .including this big special! (Continued Jrom Page I) proclaimed the rw>i(N of ApcO as! There's no extra charge, nô obligation to buy! YOUR CHOICE OF 8 MIXTURES crats, the organization slate easily Cancer Control M«rtii tot. Ckaavii Red Cross' Assembly race, the only Democra- defeated the bid of Edward J. ford and has urged all to support; Each To Suit Your Puree or Purpote I (Continued 1*m page 1) tic contest. • • Belluscio of Elizabeth for an As- the society's fund campaign. | Ib. s i Mr. Kervick as follows: Votes for, Republican county sembly nomination. Gaining the A campaign 5i*f**TfgP»^ v^s peo- $ 'District Amount committee in districts in which nomination were: Mrs. Mildred B. LAIB 79 v^ded by the boys of **,*£r J» jj 1 ...... 4 322.78 there were no - contests follow: Hughes of JJnion, Allen Kaufman First, William deBrigard, 77; sec- Patrol. Boy Scout Tkoop 88. vt»: 2 267.00 of Elizabeth, Frank J. Slugaski CENTRAL PARK SDPREi ond, George E. Berry, 30. and Jes- of Elizabeth and William A. Young collected $8 of their awn FANCY WHITE 3. ..._ 1,234.00 mm sie M. Jansen, 54; third, Charles R. of Plainfleld. and turned it over to the * 4...... :...... :...... :. 896.95 BlemM With or Without White Clowr J Griffiths, 131, and Prudence San- All. other candidates were un- worker in their area. The patrol! TWIST 5 ,. .'...... 288.00 ford, 129; fourth, Mary Jackson. is headed by Fred BaD. Jr, son'. 'IMPS $130 POUND—^-10 POUNDS $1ZOO 6. ..:... 204A7 opposed. They include: State Sen- BEAIJTIFUL II: 99; fifth. Albert J. Musa, 84; sixth, ator Kenneth C. Hand of Eliza- of Mr. and Mis. Fred J. BaD of J 7...... :::::;™;. 463J0 Hoy tiPuckey,-89rand Huth Nel- beth wlfif Was renominated: by the OVER t~ :z:z... :::z::.zzzzr~ 34730 son, ^7; seventh, Donald R, Creigh- ». ..„ 502.70 ton, 98, and Marion B. Douglas, COMP 10. ^ 201.59 93; eighth, Florence Hamilton, 55, For Infertile Soil* 11 „.... 147.00 and J. Walsh one write-in; ninth, JERSEY DRESSED HEAVY 32-ozJfAFFLE PADDING 12. 1,035.05 Mary Jane Glovier, 216;- tenth, EXHASPENAL 90c POUND —— 5 POUNDS H25 13. i i _... 285.85 Harold C. Dankel. 75, and Mary 14. ; 103.00 Ruenger, 73; eleventh, Thomas A. BOTH FOR 15 ."„..: .". 193.02 dMarion;.R. Jonei, WN AA GARDEN GYANAMID WfS CERTtfiar-^—T- 17. _ ....„...; „ 578.85 31; twelfth, James. E. McGovney, UMltToWMdandFMd 122, and Anne C. Graham, 124; thirteenth, George Hubert, 66, and ROLL wnra Stc|t on it! This is luxury! Rich all-wool 3-ply Iwiht uprcaj wall-to-wall HERBICIDEV V2"SUCEB BACON Sulk Shots HYGRADE —ALL BEEF in your foyer . . . your living room. . . your dining room . . . and all KILLS CRABGRASS SEEDS fContinued from page 1) EY DRESSED you iife«l is 39.3,'V v.uA\! Think of it! This piffling down payment com- r Dr. Edmond Kassouf and Dr. W. ph'li-ly carpets a 9x12 (lining room . . .a 12x15 living ro'oni.:. AND a as th«y sprout Larch Fidler, Mrs. Homack and HUUKKIBS IFULLCUTSI 9x6 foyer . . .even iixhuhs our workman coming to your home to in- Mrs. B. S. Rosencrantz, nurses, htall lliih hcuuliful hroaillooni over a cushiony 32-oz. waffle padding! and Mrs. John Pcarce, Mrs. Oren ONLY Asnis, Mrs. W. E. Weydemeyer Unhelievahle? No, just typically KOOK! And here's even more excite- and Mrs. Ben Geddes; Cleveland ment .. . you take as long as 2 WHOLE YEARS to pay the balance .. . KILLER KAKE $1.98 School, Dr. Neil Castaldo and Dr. Rib or Loin H«lve« thunks to Koos hrund new, long-range terms! And did you know that KILLS DANDELIONS WITH A SQUIRT Anthony Sordill. Mrs. Popp and mm HRE as DRESSED Mrs. Josephine Rudnlcki. nurse*, you're Having wads of dollars hy ehoqsing thi* hroadloom now? Koos OF SOME RELIABLE 24D SOLUTION Ib. and Mrs. Paul Sclby. Mrs. A. A. SCHICKHAUS BEST worked nionflis to get u price like this. Ordinarily you'd pay $524.40 to Horakh. Mrs. George Lyon and Dr. spread this twht wall-to-wall in three rooms like these. Now you get ENDO-WEED • WEEDONE O. Chiinther. Whole or Either Half "the works" for 393.aiX^.,:.^ye7a.'Wliopping4ll.lO! And that's money DUPONT'S WEED KILLER Next Thursday—Walnut Ave- mils nue School, Dr. Ntustein and Dr. r , in anyone's pocket! If your rooms iEu;e smaller or larger than these, Jean. Hen, Mrs. Howmack Mrs. HAVE YOU HEARD ABOUT your down payment will he proportionately lower or higher, your GARDEN TOOLS & SUPPLIES Carlozzi and Mrs. G. H. Holler- uaviugs proportionately great! • , gach, nurses. Mrs. R. W. Hurley ^'f'\jr Freezer Orders OUR NEW LONG TERMS? and Mrs. L. D. Mayberry, Jr.; and • • 'they lei you enjoy Koos beautiful lur- CHILD HEALTH SAND II Sherman School. Dr. Fletcher Gil- niihinfi NOW . . . take as long at J pln and Dr. J. A. Olson. Mrs. Sell •,î^JFUQl£_YEAJlS_ to pay! All you need / No Parking ProbUmt — Driv* In Yard i \fc cash . . . YESTJuiTlO'jc ,~~

hn Am»«i»«n — Ant Qraara miula — [CRANFORDDSNER] ^ OMt Prices t* I OPEN NIGHTS Vat*glm«»U4 7 SORTH AViNUE i \ Mo*, thru Sat. CRanford 6-1113 Write to ikm 11 WALPrtJT AVENUE 116-lli SOUTH AVE, E. CRanfocd i-lttl w f r> aââ^^n^n^^â^^â^âââ^Bw^^^^^^ff^^^~j^^^^y^*^^^^^^^^^** *^*iT/^ F - ~ **•* *-' * *•. ' * • ' .•'•••''*,' •* ."•*-' ^...... p , t • - •.-••.'*"'•' ••••• •• '• •• •..

• ••>>•-. •••^•••:?S^ " >. -. -A AND CHKOK1GLK, THURSDAY, APRIL M, INI THUBfiPAY. APML 11, KW a bruise of the right ankle when sonjs vehicle and driven into the ford terrace. Allison gave the invocation. last Thursday evening to a New-have a uttifora system based oojof tBe^N p,^* g™£ Three-Car comers' canasta g^pup./Those the worth and need <* the todlv- iBa. She is ^-i»—« el«•«** the pr» -he dashed into the street and ran rear of a tMpd car, operated by The Plainfleld driver was charg- Letters To ^ Rotarian guests, introduced by Injures Two Womtii . ed with careless driving. * . -- Dr Howard Wingert, were Fred- present were: Mrs. Herman Ald- idual immigrant and oa\ our own —'"' of the newinto the aidia of a car n«ar 110 v James Grindrod, Jr., 23, of 7 Cran- f|* (Enutford » *rthF Uhited Fund Drive. . •» .• -^—A. on Saturday afternoons V the usual tee., from Europe and Asia, and even Hous^dd Good* Exclutiv«ly Earhart,' former member of tb* Board vt Sdhm^ louaigraUbn Polkr-Pias or Minns visiting the VS. from these con- nue, west, near Eastman, street at Your interest and cooperation XIMJUvSl paid.m advance. . The firing oif Edward Corsi from in bringing the drive before the f%^__-.—^JKjijAS^- and a member ut ttw Cancer OiM^trol ~ tinents, is made into a series of 3 p.m. Saturday, the police report" j| An ordinance regulating the use of bic the State Department focuses at- ordeals like the twelve labors of A Strapping machine valued at Shipping, public during the campaign was K6SpOHSlDlllll68 committee hodnt by Howairi WL ~ requiring, tbatrlicensing wa* pas*ed on i tention on our immigration and ed. ;,. •_ • ••.-"•'••••••'. Storage Entered at toe Port QfBct at Craatort. N. *.* Second i»«*«y at cf great assistance in attaining the /v« • . .. Hercules. Would-be -immigrants and two iron', pins used » ma Musk knrcnr mterested, la refugee policies. Mr. Corsi, a and visitors are required to run |)oadtat lumber were reported Both injured persons were treat- prominent Mew York Republican, Of Magistrates ibling a veritable gauntlet of consuls, ed by Dr. Abraham Thaler, and * aptffr on Beouest. Our community is indeed for- hear a talk by has charged that an intolerant it from\ m* Ofrtff'ftl ave- Packing to v investigators, and inspectors be- the Plalnflelri woman Uk tunate in haying a local paper so Municipal Court magixtratea in Balancing, club s*ipgin« and wrestling group in the State Department is ..__ yard of BuUders* General : *ncs: U-43 Aldan Street. Cranford. N. J. 6-6000 Union County have been Re- Uve of Columbia Artists MWIIWIII, Ine, at to among the sports demonstrated by proJess^l fore finally being allowed to set to Muhlenberg Hospital, PUinfleld, keenly interested in the welfare the first annual meeting of the Cranflord Com- blocking the intent of the Congress and thlriplace. Supply Company last Wednesday C»JI CRtnford MI96 Estimate Cheerfully %. • • ' • foot on these shores. • ; of its people and activities. minded in a presentment of the aland amateur athletes at the third annul] in the administration of the Refu- in the First Aid Squad.ambulance. «' January term of the.Grand Jury , munity CflWtfH m the MimkhÎ TMMV*! Albert Had. S. R'christenson, Mrs. W. U. its true belief in freedom .and dent of-the United States. Baker. ' ' Mrs. Schwelckert took officers the new president! —eoer, Mrs. F. J. Callan. Mrs. equality to the world. Our immi- Church, will present three memorable are well, worth supporting as important chairman of the educational com- Three- recommendations are of the auxiliary. •• •/ I mittee of the Union County Can- ctsilsby. Mrs. J.W.Keller, gration and refugee policies could nights of drama with its production of phases of Cranford's religious and cul- made in the presentment:! Three speakers were to participate in | -be one of the best means of con- cer Society ...presented a Him on' "That all magistrates of the LL Wilmar F. Lange. Tja»B, son of Mr. and ( J. E. Beckett,, Mrs, Donald ™JTE*«HP »J^BÊriesUey^thr4Uer_niyêr^ 3JL : tural life, and thane is no doubt Wednesday Morning Club program of civic', and Mrs. Charles W. vincing the mw^mfpi**^ nations Both Inspector Calls." Sherlock Hall of Trinity |Ee importance Langeof JO-d -welfare* inttnirttflq at th^Pîh1'^. *jrajgy. [in the world that we really be- Eisenhower and Stevenkon, tary Club at its regular luncheon themselves with and abide by the , ed on Iwo Jiroa while serving witb the/ Sea lieve ui~what we say. 'UnfortuiP . Church is as far as you will have to go Club among the Mind and in other fields mot-ting ;it the Methodist Church rules of the court.. were: Edward 'Montenecourt, overseer of thtl The Newcomers* garden dub lii of T^ 1 Bees, described his experiences in an account poor. Mrs. Elizabeth Kattwasser, registeni| ed officers at a recent meet- ately, our present policies present for one of the most exciting evenings of civic endeavor. last Thursday. The speaker also "That those responsible for the elecl a face of intolerance and hostility Walter AAc t to reflect justicj e • interpolated an account of the published in the "Sea Bee," magazine of that nurse of the Vistting Nurse Association, and Po-I Jg.at the home of Mrs, Paul fairness. I hope that this Congee*! you've ever. had. There is one way in wnidf you can selection and appointment of- a Navy division. The; local man, wounded by a to M percent of the world's popu- p activities of the volunteer workers court "clerk exercise particular lice Commissioner""J. Wwiid Wolf. Branat. They ara:^Mrs. £**» lation. will act on this most show your appreciation of the efforts of of the Cancer Society.. care and effort to ascertain that mortar shell which made a direct bit on a Jeep I I'' There's an exciting evening in store f . ¥» g legislation. »for music lovers too, when the Cranford the many people responsible for these According to the ' speaker $35, the applicant is conversant with containing four officers as it rolled down the PntMit Policy .• ' 000.000 had beeri invested in can- the duties of the office, and is ramp of a landing craft, wrote bis story while Announcement was made of ihe .app IbxionnelU secretam; and F. X. Our present immigration law v ment of William P'Arcy, Democratic munidji Cranford Artists Play ê~Lafayette-Ge*- -vet -reseat errand $500,000- recently" %"Uuubte"tjf~i?aTrylns"otrt"W9* tluties'/" • fliinl Inn hciinHal WIMIWIIMI in 111 ~ ' *"' ulHn, treasurer. Also attending is based on the racial and national flege Glee Club in a concert at the high routine of everyday He. and that is to h;is been spent by the American and that he is familiar with rules | were Mrs area. . '"' . Elmer G. Houghton, whose tem^(d expirt4| underlies the national origins ) school Satarday night. The varied reo- take advantage personally of the' enter- Cancer Society of research on of the, court. '""'/.• Williamson. ^ Two Cranford women took ffcct f 1 Johnson and' Johnson- of New ..Brunswick on February 23. The acting potunaiter had | i>lans were made 4$ hear a talk quota system. This law discrim- o C lertoire of this group insures a program tainment values offc J.!.VL..? _.9 . smoking oh lung "That magistrates fulfill com- planned to build its proposed plant for the ceived the endorsement of the Crariford in the^ varied prograpg m which cancer. She said there were 42 pletely the* requirments of their on organization by Mrs. Josepb inates principally against Italians, manufacture of baby products in Cranford as cratk Clnb. Mr. Houghton. who bad held Conrad of the tlanlen^ClBb j»f aU eastern Euinpeans, and the en- lowed thh e businesbi s sessioi n at .•cancer clinics i in New J.ersey office, which includes, among AAprip l meeting of the Musical whose costs were largely borne by' other responsibilities; the care and soon after the coining victory in Europe as prior- office of postmaster, for 1? years, bad seen Craniord at a meeting on May 12. tire continent of Asia — despite Help Yourself by Helping Your First Aid Squad the society. proper disposition of all funds and ities could be obtained, it was announced by H. population of Cranford double during his tenure! Mrs WasowsW wttl be hostess at the fact that these are the very of Westfieldk held recently at r her home at SO? Stroughton ave- areas.which are most threatened home of MMrs : Fayy Barnaby In New Jersey alone,. Mrs.C property, in the custody of the Gordon Fromm, who was to be manager of the and the work at the local Post Office, increase to|| in Berkeley Heights. Mainly through the efforts of mem- aid unit win be abê to serve the people Brown related, 4,000 patients are new plant, in a talk before the Cranford Rotary more than twice.that of lftitS.. by Communism, if not actually court In accordance with Supreme I nue. Communist dominated. An exam- jj bers of the First Aid Squad and a number of Cranford even more ''efficiently than serviced by volunteer workers Court Rule 8:13-9 and 10." Club at its weekly hincheon meeting i» Trinity- Cranford police, led by Police Commissloaal Mrs- Frank MuUins .was hoBtess pie of. what happenpp s is a case now Tucke, ; p, p they have m tbejMst- making cancer bandages and pro- The presentment was handed up Parish Rouse. ..'•.""•- _ Edmund P. 8uUtvan and Police Chief Carl j "DueltinDul o Concertante" Rafter Mo- > of volunteer workers, the squad's dream • viding transportation to hospitals to Superior Court. Judge Richard Massa, and three tepKsentativM of the SU in my office... A Czech flyery escaped E. Duer Reeves of 408 Casino avenue had sartsart),, byy Busoni; "Ritmo," bby fof having its own headquarters is near- for. treatment and examination. J. Hughes. Copies of it will be Alcoholic Beverage Control Commission from behind the iron.curtain to Manuel In, ' At its office in the Union County sent to Chief Justice Arthur T. been advanced to the position of director of the C Manuel Infante, and "All Ameri Research Division of the Esso Laboratories of two local homes and took into custody 18 can" (a satirical suite), by J. ing reality as work progresses steadily, the ^,^1 constructiMi. jou will have an Court House, the society has a Vanderbilt; Edward B. McConnell, SALE abouao t bis love of freedom and how F the Standard Oil Development Company at.Bay- sons charged with violating the ABC act. he escapeescp d — a case history that Claree C on the new building at Centennial avenue opportunity to help in bringing tile build- list of 200 doctors whose services administrative director of the At an adjourned rheeting, the Board of' are donated in needy cases. way, according to an announrtmgnt by the com- hah s haad tremendoud s valul e in ourson reresides s aat 1 Lenox avenue and state's courts, and all magistrates cation voted" to place under tenure three of and North avenue, east ing project to- an earfv and successful The film presented an account and mayors in the^county. pany. He had served previously as assistant, di- NewPortuWe information programpg . Yet he can- Mrs, Tucker at 8 Pittsfleld street conclusion through conlribulions to the ' .of the first removal of an entire rector. '•'••.'•". teachers who Had been employed :in not be admitted to the U.SUS .i in Those who have pitched in to assist three years and delayed' action in the case i TYPEWRITERS di squad's current fund drive. The coin lung on April 5, 1933. The patient. Heading Committees Presentation of an American flag and an spite of his great desire to come Correction in the construction work are deserving Dr. Jos. L. Gilmore, is still in the fourth. Teachers under tenure received i •here. •. ; ' o cards distributed througluoul the lown- American War Dads Bag fo Cranford Qii>pt«»r 3, In addition, I have in my office Mrs. Robert Sewell, president of the thanks not only of the squad but active practice 22 years after, the. Of Medical Auxiliary newed contracts without increments in sal; In addii, y of thee Sherman-WalnuSW t Avenue ship recently afford an easy way to help operation with no trace of .recur- American War Dads, was made during a meet- and $1^00 was set as the minimum salary i dozen o li Jl A of the whole community, for completion Two Cranford women have dozens of cases involving Italians SchoolSchoo s PaVent-Teacher Associa of this nw* tVini ttin cancer. '• . • been appointed to head commit- ing of the organization at the Casino at which a township teacher. Royrd Quiet Deiuim witwith relatives in the U.S. whetion, is not president ot the Wal- The speSEer was DJT of the W6m%n*5- waa obaewed>^Wmrhaitrt«JBriuaB^ 8 1 8 lid .,.,.'.ii desire to enter, but the small Ital S^î^^. *?^-? ^-* .¥5^ the Rev. Robert G. lingakex,, to the Union County Medical So- president of the Packto. Engineertag Com- a' program arranged atm'^^y by Fun same ttm«f4he giant quota- for past -^president of the~rtub andV -xicty.*"*"— ^ : -' * ' pany of Cranford, made the award** saying v ttm«f4 ga q to —, TJbtary Club, were' announced,! ) h b half chairman of its club service "com- 'Mrs. Robert O, Yuckman 13 ? 1 .. #91.50 ^g)a has never been even half was doing so in behalf of 10 members of Us fcnarTes 'X1 SkilUnan,'chalrman of boy' Monca^FSEirowpiir , mittee. The Rev. Longaker also legislation chairman, while Mrs.. firm who were in the armed 'forces. AMed in any year OTtCE IB WDMBV OIVm With the announcement of the-for- larged program and an enlarged mem- for the dub; Special events were scheduled 1 tota Maed qr WOTtCfint anEd tB^BiB tbal aeeponW WWM.-tMt of thth»» t led the club singing with Arthur Emil Piserchia will serve as ways Ojtota Vnkk » CountCt y Ttît OotnoiOotnoinyn . mation of a Parent-Teacher Association bership for the PTA program. K. Burditt at the piano. Club pres- and means chairman along with A tea at the home of Mr.'aad Mrs. Evert April 27 to May 4 in schools and churches i Of course, we must have a qquota ^ School, Cranford The formation of the new PTA units ident C. VanChamberlin con- Mrs. George Potekhen of Plaln- Frank of 506 Springfield avenue was to open the at meetings of governmental agencies and dvi systmsystem,, and a able Ihniit on 8lttJ2 sixth nnnutl Community ^^PTWTTI Association immigration. But instead of a npoM (or .iMMMtt _ t» _tWi Cnlw oFlfuropiali; For many years the town had only is growing. It is easy not to recognize mOOM OOOMTT TRUST COMPANY five, but one unit was added recently at this growth—espedany in the formation NATIONAL Chartn L. Otto. AXbattmj. . , the Brookside Place School, and now the of organizations. However, this can't be TYPLWiUTtR CO. HorikBoMdSt. new Walnut avenue building also has forgotten by the harried newspaper edi- M EASTMA 4 its own organization-. Under considera- torwhohastoOndroomfortheincreased (•pp. Cranf«r« Tbeatro) FOR THE tion was a plan to continue with only amount of pubticity in the same approx- CRanford 6-9600 five groups with Cleveland-Brookside imate amoont of space. Place and Sherman-Walnut Avenue units With its inu eased sne. the PTA or- combining. ganizatkm in Cranfoid can be counted • •• • \%. There seem to be good arguments on to contrrme its constructive program. for separate units as well at combined of aiding and abetting the education of LEGE ONE KIND ETib ones, but in either case it means an en- the conmraiity's children. OF LOAN WE MAKE 4*Exactly The Glasses ROOFING Your Em Physician

A LOCAL r^CTORY WORKE* HfiRE IN CIUNR>RO tQAIcjrjVVED ABOUT $200 IN WESTPIELD SCHROEDER •Voraer l««sd owl Bbn" A FEW YEARSy AGO TO HELP PAY DOCTOR AND HOSPITAL BILLS. THE LOAN JfONDAT KVBNINO8 WAS PAID OF£ AS AGREED. Ho*» smort onough to know • good thing for fino THREE/YEARS AGO HE BORROWED $300 TO REPAIR MIS HOME. RECENTLY, furs whon ho hoars of It... Ill WHEN HE /FOUND HIMSELF WITH VARIOUS SPRING BILLS. THROUGH A PER- O/ OF YOUR VALUATION «• SONAL LOAN REPAYABLE IN 18 MONTHS, HE WAS ABLE TO BORROW THE (low minimum) , Equipped with . AMOUNT/NEEDED. / ' • CuU fuel costs up to 50%! i FUR COATS >CL0TH COATS • .}'.,, . • .'•••'. -.-.. • • • Bates Values Up To Rates GRANF6RD • Troubk-ffte, automatic hemtl I • Wanna every room evenly, quickly! IT? PAYS TO ESTABLISH CREDIT WITH THE SUBURBAN TRUST COMPANY. • Cteaa • Aapes, ruga, paint stay FOR BENEJFIT OF ItS CHARITY new longer!

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-.._, .(•" AND CHyOWICLK, THDBSDAY. APRIL 11. H58 Elizabeth, the bride it cn»- More Name* Added registration and HeataSerriet Meyer of 727 PaUow* HiU road, -•' Pfc. and Mrs. John Voss, Jri, They spent-two weeks at home Hory street. Cranfofd Bride the tabulating ~ HdenMuUins ures and has shot is' attending OpMcabnan School left oa Thursday for Ft. Bliss. visiting their parents. Mr. and "Or" to Miss Aldrich To Prom Patron list New' family in _ a* the - l^tval Training Center, El Paso, Tex!, where Pvt. Voss is Mrs. Voss of 4z Iroquois road and , REMEMBER YOUR Segebades Fly to Germany 1 In Short Hills * Becomes Bride Among parent* "who have coni I ministration of Jibe 4a son of William Great Lakes, HL an instructor In guided missiles. Mr. and Mrs. Floyd Coates of 609 FIRST AID COIN CABD of Cranford tributedtothefundforthes Organizes, ta* state, the league _ For Reunion With Relatives Church Ceremony Ogooowskd is OfC.G.VUet Junior-Senior Prom to be the creation of a state [j One of the highlights of a six-week visit in Germany by by lljerck & Company. Inc. May 27 in the high school _. elections headed by o, rw Miss . Audrey Telfalr . Aldrich^ iB» Wt«—« T. Mullins, *iaugh- sioner with power and teôi Mr and Mrs. George H. Segebade of 187 Locust drive and their son, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Roger nasium and who were not ii^ 1 George, Jr., will be the celebration of the golden wedding anniversary r of Mrs. Thomas Mullins of in last-week's issue are: Mr. Mrs. Michael Carkul was"etee- ity for the conduct of all W. Aldrich" of*Short Hills county and municipal eJextio •"M ofr Mr. Segebade's parents on .April 30. granddaughter of Mr. and Mrs. erkxley Heights and the late Mr. Mrs. Donald C. Livingston, _ ed president of me WebberTracey and Mrs. William E. Lewis, ifr| 1 ~T ThT~Segebadcs lef^by-plane-Saturday-ftcunJdlewild-Air.-, Rnhert C. Aidrtch_ pf_2^CentraI the bride Satur- MeMAKUSBROS. avenue and Mrs. Charles E. Kalt- .Vligt,aon of-Mr. and Mrs. F. Richard Lewis, Iciation at tlw organizationmeet- port, N. Y.,?or Bremen. Germany, l^ât^he-^chool-Monday afteiv Green Thumb • ' -I :•?.« Where they were met by relatives. enbach of La Jolla, Calif., for- Mrs. Frank VUet of Cranford Following a thred^day. stay in Engagement Told merly of Cranford, "and the late . at tihe Church of the Lit- Mr. and Mrs. William J. Lott. • noon. ' • • • " ' x-:\ Mr. Kaltenbach, became the bride In Elizabeth Mrs. Jean Montenecourt and I Other officers are: Mrs. William ' Bremen, they planned to visit tle flower. Berkeley Heights. t \ •:•'!% of Neil I. Van VUet, son of MrT .At a ceremony Saturday after- Anthony Giglio, co-chairmen 0{ first vice-president; Mr*. .i. i ,«a Basic, Switzerland, and then pro- The Re*. John F. Mee officiated. c irctt moted to Aschaffenburg. Germany, and Mrs. Ira.M. Van VUet of West noon hi St Patrick's Church. the finance committee, have an. . Crawford, secondyJ *-J - Date AnttoQnced u :• •• ';:^3 Orange, in a ceremony performed A reception followed at Keller's where another son, Bernard, has Elizabeth, Miss Polly tracer, Grove. Berkeley Heights. nounced that second reminders I dent; Mrs. Metaon J. **•*»» *- The second annual flower snow] in Christ Church, Short Hills, at daughter of Daniel J. Tracer. Sr^r have been sent to parents who recording secretary; Mra.* JL E, been stationed with the United noon Saturday. Mrs. WiDiam Basks was her of the Green . •• • -¥:* States Army for the past year. of Elizabeth and the late Mrs. ot honor. Miss Joan have not contributed to the prom Paehlke. cuiiospondtog secretary; 'The Rev. Herbert Cooper, rec- Tracey.-became the bride of How- will-be held at the Casino on Sun-1 Bernard will join his folks tor Marctae and Miss Elizabeth Buh- fund and that additional names of I Mrs. L. D. Mayberry, Jr., treas- :.-,-:« the trip to Oldenburg, Germany, tor, performed the ceremony. A ard W. Webber, son of Mr. andler were btMeunaids. Barbara contributors will be published day. May 22. from 3 to • pm, it I reception followed at the home of Mrs; Harry T. Webber of IOC Sew- |u«r. Allplects •:•••• MiY* to. take part in the 50th >wedaing. ace of the bride, was within the ne,xt month. guest speaker, Mrs. Frank was, announced today by Mn.| . ••: ••••K Mr. and Mrs., Allen Tekirian in erin court. , * . — The .' I anniversary celebration of Mr. Sower girt. , Maplewood. ' .. . . ' Steudle of Union, president of the Francis Dulicai, chairman. Thema Mirchostd Scgebade's parents, Mr. and Mrs. The Rev. Edward J. Stanley, Vliet was his brother's County Council ot Parent- ,JThe bride was gven in marriage pastor, officiated. A reception fol- Collegian* Corner Union of this year's show will be "Spring Bemhard Segebade. best man. Edward Rouvet 'and discussed Fever.- -j 1 •Mr. Segebade is a native of by her father. Miss Wendy Shea lowed at the Elizabeth Carteret Loins Lo Sapio ushered. Miss Dorothy Preston, daugh- Teacher Associations, Germany, and this is his first trip of Springfield, Va., cousin- of the Hotel, Elizabeth. Mis. Vliet is an employee of ter of Mr. and Mrs. " Uembers' roles hi bringing par- Arrangements with an "Easter back since he came to this country bride, was maid of honor, and Escorted by her father, the Chubb & Son, Short Hills. Mr. Parade** theme were submitted Miss Beverly Cole of Orleans, bride's only attendant was her ior at Miami University, Oxford, members at the April meeting, 25 years ago. Immediately utter Vliet is with Wesineld-Cranford children. She was introduced his arrival in the United Stiites he Mass.., was bridesmaid.. Bruce sister, Mrs. R. D. Grumbach of Supply Company. O., has been elected president oi I the held last Wednesday at the hone v i Van Vliet of West Orange, brother MacDill Air Force Base. Tampa. the Alpha Chapter of Delta Sigma by Mrs. Robert Sewell, chairman of Mrs. Chris Witting, 129 Severin ••• - •'-,:• :J$ went to work for Sheflield Farms, rganization meeting. Mrs. Newark, by whom he has been of the bridegroom,, served as best Fla. V. Gordon Webber of Etiza- Epsilon, social sorority. Miss Pres- 0( the o court Mrs. Victor Zalonis was co> employed as a route man ever man, and ushers were Roger W. beth was best man for his broth- ton, who was graduated from • G Mackie, county goals chair- hostess! sinrte. He has tyen. granted an Aldrich, Jr., of Short Hills, brother Cranford High School in 1952, is I i man and key woman for Cranford Mrs. Thomas DiCarla ot, the •• •'.- -ir^ of the bride, and Wade Salisbury The couple will reside in Eliza-: now majoring in education. She and Kenilworth PTA, also was Crane's Ford Gardeners discussed extended vacation for the trip to of .Maplewood. •' : Officers Installed • . • • • r,<£ Germany. •. : beth, following a cruise to Sooth also is active in Miami University present. • ••'" • _ arrangements and judged tbel Following a wedding trip to America. - . Mrs. Sarah Dauber was in- Theatre, house council of Richard Vincent Samowakl, principal, "Easter Parade" entries. Mn.1 The Segebades have lived in Canada, the couple will reside at stalled as ptesMent and Mrs. Alice read the by-laws, which were ac- . Ctaniojd^siaC£_ 1941 and before I Mrs. Webber is a graduate of Hall, campus plays, and numerous | Charles Dickey received an award | that resided in [trick's High School. Eliza- Squires as vice-president of the other activities. I cepted by the membership. On the for her arrangenient of spring son. laws «*™wtwittfq were 8^rg. fllowetsJi bade is the former'Miss Florence iss Morda Bride-Elect A graduate of Monticello Junior duction department of, the ter. Order of BeMolay. at the Ma- Tomstrom, Mrs. N. Schurer, On Executive Committed Mrs. Harold Walsh presided in nTTTaBuinLL-pf-t'^-ii^^. --p haveLeste, r ao .f daughter Irvington, . MrsThe, y Johalsno College, Alton, Iff., and Wheeli Manufacturing Company/ Temple last Thursday night Raftery, Mrs. .Martin Cuah- the absence of the preaidtnt. MnL 0/ Jersey City Veteran College, Bostott," Mass., the b president's pin was pre- Mrs. Robert Yuckman of 59S) Schwalbach of Garwood. beth. She is a former menthw of Im eyer and Mrs. F. S&am: . Walter King. • u. . Announcement has been made is a member of the faculty the Senior Sodality of St. Patrick** to Mis. Hettie Meier. Mrs. Brookside place is a member ot: Mrs. Steudle installed tte^new •? :i f the engagement of Mjss June King's Road School, Madison. St. John the A Church Church. Dorothy Cl^"—' was installing ofB- the executive board of the I officers at the dose.of the business J)onald Engesser Mary Morda, daughter of Mrs'.'.. The bridegroom, who/recentl1 y A graduate of Thomas Jefferson Women's Auxiliary to the Union meeting, after Which refreshments Varied Loot Taken returned from a V High School, Elizabeth. Mr. Web- of the boys in De-County Medical Society for the 1 were served. , oTgyi15-monty h tour SceneôfJIho coming yeajr. At Teachers' Home Jorth avenue, east, and William The • home of Miss Elizabeth! yytmmdr^^ many, is a graduat*e of Newarte-€erk Misp Betty Joan Lyons, »ter of Mr. and Mrs. John Martin by Art Color Printing Company, i/Iorda of Atlanta; Ga.. to Albert Academy and Cornell University, Durrrt^SdTiui IW*-Abffl»| Lyons of 349 Centennial the bride of Frederick John Dunellen. / , - . WomeiTViSteis at 1004 Orange avenue was en>| tnWestfkld Michael Roserta,7 son of Mr. andIthaca, N,Y. He Is a member of C Thome. Jr., of 48 Mansion • The Wcstflcld Presbyterian Theta *!i Fraternity. Mr- VanThome, son of Mr. and 1 No Sobstitnte For Knowledge — tered Saturday, ponce leportodj Mrs. Albert Rosena of 300 Virginia terrace,, in St John the Church, Clark-Linden, at 3:30 pan. Schedule Election and the following articles taken: Church was the setting Saturday ivenue, Jersey City. Vliet is associated with the Su- BIRTHS Yo«r Furs With A Master Furrier. for the wedding of Miss Sylvia preme Fuel Company, Orange. Saturday. The Rev- Charles P. O'Connor officiated. A reception for Mr. and Mrs. Francis A portable radio valued at 940, Kay Stewart, daughter of Mr. and Miss Morda, a ' graduate of 00 persons followed the Chi. between |30 and *40 in tn*, a. Tholen of 14? Severin court an- Itaw Discussion lady's gold watch vanxd at $«0. a 8-PIECE LIVING ROOM GROUP Mrs. William Clark Stewart of :ranford High School and North Am Chateau, the Mansard Inn, Plainfleld, by nounce the birth of their first chad. ersey Secretarial School, is now GAIIIRG FURS The Cranford, Clark, Rahway gold and onyx ring vahsoa a* 9M, yrestflcid, and Donald Gilbert En- Miss Van Gestal Given in marriage by her father, Mrs. Finch. Mrs. Merrick, and Francis Xavier. Jr.. on Aptfl 11 and Wintteld Unit of the linden ^ travenng ctock. a sDverrmg; . \ . '- ticsser, son of Mr. and Mrs. August ittending Union Junior College. the bride wore a ballerina- Mrs. David Reier of Middletown, at Muhlenberg Hospital. Ftato- i She is employed as a secretary by OfTers Scientific Cold Fur Storage I League of Women* Voters will eight silver dollars and 190 pen-1 Engesser of 10 Broad street. Feted at Shower length gown/of white ChantiUy Conn. fleld. [i The Rev. Richard Smith, asso- Linde Air Products Company, [meet next Thursday at 8:15 pjn.nies. I Miss Eva Van Gestel, who came lace over satin trimmed with seed MAxmini CABS AT in the home of Mr. J. E. Hawkins, Investigation conducted by Ltl ciate pastor, officiated. A recep- Newark. to this country from Germany pearls at the neckline. Her elbow- •OOMUll KATU Mr. Rosena, wh6 served two 1103 Holly street The topic for CSeorge L. RoKndale indicalad ttatj 95 HEWS WHAT YOU GET: tion followed at the home of the one and a half years ago under length illusion veil was attached Cranford Man, FUU.T WSCTUCD AOAWT — DOROTHY DENNIS v I discussion will be the. league's entry was gained by r bride's parents. ears with the Air Force, stationed sponsorship of Dr. and Mrs. F. T. tea headpiece of matching Chan- LOSS. FtU «t TBEFT Newfoundland, is a graduate of FUU.T ntoncmD I state agenda item, "Election Laws," French windows. He said (Reg. $373.40) ii Miss Caroline Stewart of West- Maxson of 222 Orchard street, lace, and she carried a prayer Elizabeth Girt RESTAURANT I ™ MOTHS. BKAT. •tnUDITT and a chest of drawers were ran-1 COMPLETE RttJ. 1ENGTM SOFA inyder High School, Jersey City, with .whom she resides, was hon-book with white orchid attached! |*with Mrs. Norman Goldsmith, jfleld was her sister's only, attend- nd is now attending Jersey City WEEKDAYS—All Year — MNO* «srAOW rant — 1 ihairman of the resource commit- 2 MATCHING ARM ant. Thomas R. Williams of Fan- ored at, a bridal shower Saturday Her only attendant was her asJitvsNATs Toua rtnta wni funidr College. He/is employed in night at the home of Mr. and. ^ In Church Rites (Except Saturday** " ' litee. as background speaker and Chief William A. Fither said | •••.» • • ' CHAIRS jurood was best man and Alan lister,, Miss Marylu Lyons, who OVB CUSTOM CLBANIMQ the entry, .occurred between he drafting department of theEdwin Force in Winfteld. , / wore a ballerina-length gown of St Adalbert's Church, Eliza- . LUNCHEON—11 JO to I Mrs. Warren Peret as discussion COCKTAIL TABIE Meredith of New Brunswick.and. Ileader. , • • pjn. and 11:20 pjn. He said Mist I Donald Smith of Westfleld ush- Westinghouse Company, Jersey .Guests included aqua taffeta with matching hat beth, was the scene Saturday i^L—j-ki comktted •oWeToao" towns Ur , City. DINNER — S3P to Complete Fur Service 1 One of the major interests of the Durrell returned home to find tbel 2 STEP TABLES ' o jired. "Richard. Littcrst was the relatives 'from Cranford, and carried an old-fashioned bou- afternoon of the marriage of Miss shades on the front windows. | organist. • "•''• ;> '' , •' : o date has been set for the wed- worth, Garwood, Rosell SUNDAYS and HOLIDAYS | Made T» Order Ready To Wear I League of Women Voters since its 2 TAUE IAMPS quet of mixed yellow flowers. Jean Dorothy Sarhs. daughter of drawn. MissÂusttn wing a niutor-trip Park, Elizabeth. Mllli an, Metu- James Whyte of Linden served 12-JO to «J0 Kepalrtag 1 organization in 1920 has been eles* chen. Lake HopateHn Ition lav^rs. The league has sup-tinning at'the time. the couple will reside at 22 "WestBeTa; J8#«i.Dnrr«B is a cr avenue. U. Donald Pegg North Plalnfleld ana Maplewood. John T. Lyons of Cranford, brother late Mrs. Helen Bochna Sachs, to Except Durlns June. July. f A graduate of Ufestfteld High Miss. Van Gestel, daughter of of the bride, and Alfred Hem- Joseph OgonowtskL Jr^' sort' of Mr; enjentsia» the direct primary^ Austhv teaches I the late Mr./find Mrs. Wilhelm leb, Jr., of Cranford, a cousin of "Scfadbl and (School and Ohio Wesleyan Uni- and Mrs. Ogonowski of'39 Burn- 4UN. BROAD I Statewide use of voting machines, at McKinley School M Kenfi* I thTtîoco omomblo or. 1 tal, hondsome. chlnoô- tobte (amps with •,. versity. Delaware. O., Mrs. En- n Wedding Rites Van GesteLjwill become the bride the haidegroom. side avenue. - WXXUkMSOLWLJ. of David y. Finkel, son of Mrs. ThoWcouple plan to reside in lpermanent registration, and im-worth. aoWtoshodet. Hore^ on oxcoRont rtorter group In oood fcwte . gesser was employed by the Un- The Rev. Eugene S. Kowalski urn 2«f E.BK0AD (opp.Ri»1toThwtr«) WE 2-3423 I proved administration. For the J derwriter Printing and Publishing At Marsh, Mont Paul H. Van Der Zee of 246 North Garwood after a wedding trip to Mudiitly prlr Buy H now and savo $103.45 at McManus Bros. New York City. Nineteenth street, Kenilworth, at Florida. ' officiated. A reception followed at Ipast two years the leagues Granted Patent Xp m^Satvirrtay In midjuiats, jot ,Cranford Hi the Falcon Clubhouse, Elizabeth. I throughout the Stote have been I making a study of "Election Laws.' Lewis D. Betherington, 18 Oak I USE MeMANUS BROS. BUDGET PLAN-$13.00 MONTHLY Vestneld High School and La- byterian Church. School, the bride a 214 Beech streetr took Miss father and bad her aunt, itte College, Easton, Pa., -isKay, Ulrlch, daughter of Mr. ahd The bride-elect was a, regis- Business College, and formerly I Voters has been engaged in a separating .v employed by Esso Research and Mrs. Rudolph Ulrlch of Marsh, tered nurse in Germany and plans was employed as a secretary by John Hyrcenko of Elizabeth as her study of the present election sys- gaseous hydrocarbona, ior • ering Company, Linden, Mont, as his bride at a cere to continue in the nursing profes-the American Telephone and Tele- honor attendant. Bridesmaids tem, the laws under which it oper- he has been granted a United I a master of science de- Sunday afternoon at the Jel sion here. .. ' graph Company in New' York were Miss Eleanor Ogonowski, ated, its administration and theStetes patent Dr. Ktherington bj gree from Newark College of Mr. Finkel attended Kenilworth City. She is a charter member sister of the bridegroom, and Miss way it functions in the 21 coun- a member 6f the staff of the chem-1 .utheran Churph of Marsh schools and has been' employed 12 of, • the. Junior Village Improve- Mary-Lynn Sachs, sister .of the Engineering. The Rev. Alban W. lomack, I tips- kals development division of the! Church, years by the American Laundry ment Association. bride. Judith Sachs, another sister Esso •Research and Kuginaulngf pastor of the Luther Machinery Company in Kenil- of the bride, was flower glrL , Declaring this study has re- ; Dr. and Mrs. George E. Angen Terry, Mont., officia, A re- Mr. Thome, who is employed by Ivealed-many inconsistencies in. Company, linden. Authentic HeppUwhite in

was his brother's best man. Burt 1 ttast week to their new home in rooms of the chu, served with' the Military Police • ••'...... ' X • •' Mrs. Hobart L. Bradbury of 1 of the United States Army in Jhe Miller- of Clark, cousin ot the {Mountainside. Dr. and Mrs. An- Given in ;e by her father. ILEDE FRANCE 7 Van Buren avenue was entertain- Korean Conflict. bride, and Joseph Jordan of Rari- , 'gen have been residents of Cran- the bride had Miss Shirley Nlc- : jford for 24 years. dive, Mont., as her ed last Thursday at luncheon at The bride was feted recently tan," nephew of .the bridegroom, Clewing Casual Tone Mahogany! kles. of Gl the Shadow Brook, Shrewsbury at a miscellaneous shower held maid of Bridesmaids were ushered. Thomas Zbikowski of Donna and Karen Ul- in observance of her birthday an- at LePree's Roselle Park, by Mrs Elizabeth, another nephew of the the M niversary by Mrs. George W. David Finch and Mrs. Joan Bau bridegroom, was ring bearer. rich. sters of the bride, reis of Cranford and Mrs. Robert bride was attired in a Danskin of. 10 Lenhome drive, Mr. and Mrs. Ogonowski will The north. Also present were Mrs. D. Merrick of Metuchen, a shower make their home at the Cranford chdpeWength gown, of Chantllly given by Mrs. William A. Palma DeuUa Dresser and Jbce and diaphanous nylon tulle Bradbury's sisters, Mrs. Solomon address following a motor trip to Heal of Roselle Park and Mrs.tier in her home at 46A Parkway Florida. ~~\ , •' * Minor, Chm and Bad , (Reg. $279.00) over rayon taffeta. Her, fingertip Village and a breakfast held at veil of nylon tulle was held by a Richard Pryor of Elizabeth. A graduate of St Mary's High tiara of sequins, seed pearls and Mr. and Mrs. R. H. Crane of 3£ ..She carried,, .net. .or- m chid corsage on a white Bible. Balmier*-' parkway-attended a- din- Hire bo WlMuI ifptedueHon of one elf «ho fiaoilJ^ ****%* Charles Pegg of Bozeman, Mont, ner dance last Thursday spon •iwohln HimuM be dlfDcwh to aMnaubh H from Mio rare original* that served as best, marl for his brother. sored by the Newark Chapter, Na- Ushers were Richard Powell of tional Association countants at The Rock in Wesi The recent joamqr of » fc^dfawers. »ho outhownorilysryioa po^ist ™W*'£»*«2' *»» "tZ" Cardwell; Mont., and Harley Dy- H.,1 ,H.p eannot show the deep, rkk. gWwJ«« color el *. «•»•«•*«<"* kema of Manhattan,' Mont. Orange. Following a wedding trip to Salt watchtoEnropeandbadt Irs OHM STOCK, too, each piece soldseparately. **™™**2™2£ Lake City, Utah,' the couple will aabmerteditt I*T} vnos»*n^*««io^» ¥*** i cjidc—trt -FCTI I«?ftnpyri Wf^y* if condenser sjateia of the Ik Xoll Gus Hooter Missouri. . 'HUmbddt 30a44 . Mrs.. Pegg . Is. 8 .. graduate _of USt MdlnANUS BROS. JUDOH MOntdoir 3-1200 Terry High School. Terry, Mont. the durability of MotadoL HUbbord 7-5414 The bridegroom, a graduate of Cranford High School and Mon COLD FUR STORAGE Not only was the vatck tana State College, Bozeman, ONLY 1% water throngiMMit the SINCLAIR Mont., where he maporcd in, ani- it was subjected to tneimteBsa mal husbandry, entered' the Army pressures and vihratiaBS of tfct in January of this year and had Chip's msnunoth turbines as been stationed at Fort Belvolr, .SINCUISMflMIMOCOMTANI Va. "J&t. after the joonMT. the . was found to be jja perfect item running condition, worse for it* experi Tki»andotk*rMimi» YouBuiMFor ARE YOU PLANNING watcknwitkorwithm The identical modsl Peniuinence When Yen A SUMMER WEDDING? thattrav4tUd tk» m-WE SAID wound. ivailaK* frwrn StZ. FJTJ. Buy BuUdere'General J,llour» will —AMD BASED OH YOUR VALUATIOH— Supply Co's. Quality Materials be a BUDGET TERMS AVAILABLE •specially for the Big Day You. cjet SWAN cnuxrantood insured protection ox Gala Reception : See our graduation white* and MOTHS — HEAT — FIBE — THEFT — and at DONATE TO YOUR FIRST AID SQUAD! in one oftfttT in iheialbrica deparbneaT attractive party rooms "SEW and SAVE" FUR COATS CLOTH COATS SUITS at the 2-50 ntin. 1 JO ntin. \M min. LESHNER'S put mim BimplicUr * McCail Pattern* 15.17 NORTH AVL.W. w Call MU* Carpenter /or Estimates (near lh« Cxaaf ord Thaatr*) LjJT^ ^ ' "TT CRANFORD t3300 AYE* SUMMIT 80 MO00 CB64S0S ALSO Of WESTFIELD OPEN PRIOXY EVENINGS fceinember Swan for the Finest in Fur Storage Kj^ 1 ••• . . . • • • • X' •".,;' : . r ••• ..' •/'.'' •'• . '". ; . c- •• . ••.•••••; 7 •'- -. •••'•. :••.-..

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*HE CRANfORD CITIZEN AND CHRONICLE, THURSDAY. APRIL 21. 1W5 strong in his mind," nan, Is designed to develop,.close Assist in PlanniBg Children'sForum Set b On TheJemfk Vakes At Acme's... as conrtrrfparep d to its backcrounA | sonal liability policy, he said. B'nai B'rith to Discuss interservice teamwork in opera-r gle Award Called comprehensive family lia- declared. "It is like reading a good should not be greater than 3 to 1. tional and logistical planning. Cpl. Benedictine Benefit bility and : automobile combina- Anti-Defamation League book and wanting others to read Installation Rites Tonight For example, the TV picture Landry, who entered the Army in Cranford women have At Roosevelt PTA IV" - •- • • . " ••• . •••:• maj« should not be more than three' tion policy,, the package costs less A program designed to snow ijMundiiy After explaining the basic color 1851, is regularly stationed at Fort roles jn planning for a fashion times as bright as its surround- than the, total price of its major what the Anti-Defamation League principles to the group Mr. Freese Devens, Mass., where be is a rifle- show and bridge party'to be held Breakfast Session For Rose Rebekah Officers ings. The details of the clerical coverages sold > separately. stands for will be presented at a demonstrated how., to . do a still man in Headquarters Company of May 11 by the Benedictine Guild The Student Council of Roose- Mrs. Alys* Mason Alonso will be installed as noble grand of job are easier seen if the book, or regular meeting oifthe B'nai B'rith life in oils. Several finished paint- toe 74th Regimental Combat jHtalW . velt School will conduct and take Rose Rebekah Lodge 99, IOOF, at public ceremonies in Veterans' paper, is wnot placed on a dark of Union County at Benedictine Local Students Women, Kadimah Chapter, in ings ,also were dsplayed." - . - Team. '" Academy, Elizabeth, for-the bune. II Eagle award, the hl«h«t in a discussion of subjects Memorial Hall at 8:30 tonight. Mrs. Clara A. Parber of Perth surface. In' the factory, the im- lu Tuesday evening 'at a theinstalling , officer. mediate working area should not Prize Winners, Temple Beth-El at 8:30 p.m. Tues- Hostesses for the evening were; fit of the Benedictine sisters. meeting of Boy Helmed to the children's home •and Iie~"c6nsiderably-brighter-than-lt9 day/ Mrs. F. Gordon Leech, chairman; —-They-—include:—Mrs. '• Arthu. assisted by her staff, " "i Mrs. Nat "Miller will" conductnar at the-Itet Pre». Trrmiwri'ty life, at a breakfast background. It/ is best to have Venneri, fashion show chairman; Others to be installed are: In PoefryContestr panel program . entitled "What ^teripn Church. '~,~_ of the Roosevelt-Pareht—| some general room illumination in iman, Mrs. Frank Dooley, Mrs. R. k* the mmiDer> plctar* to Jc«* bast Mrs. Robert E. Bannon, co-chair^ Vice-grand, Miss .. Margaret Six students e»f St. Michael's Would You Do?" with panel mem- presentation was made by Headier Association on Tuesdayi addition to a tight directly upon G. Hoernig and Mrs. Lawrence with atw eatHMiss, OstaMts aai man for souvenirs; Mrs. Edward Johnson; secretary, Mrs. Muriel Rules Suggested School and one from St. Anne's bers chosen from the chapter Tabelman. , . . are all* pepulir. who* Commissioner Robert E. the job. , 'J. Flannery, raffle co-chairman, airs. Arthalinda QuaintanAe, Sassi; financial secretary. Miss School, Garwood, are listed among membership. Refreshments will avre rousaf«d In feeling. Co». holder of the Silver Individual posture is a factor. winners or for honorable'mention and Mrs. Harold McClatchey, ar- Smrrtfa grade teacher, is adviser to Ottlie Rose; treasurer, Mrs. Han-For Prevention be , served under' supervision of trastiaf eokr mi fabric cwnbin* r who was assisted by the the students, \ whose program is Tilted head, work held top close, 16 the annual poetrx, contest con- Men In Setvu* are used rangements' chairman. nah Bale©; warden, Mrs. Lucy Mrs. Abe Chenov. cv Robert G. Longaker pastw tilied -Our Children Speak." Suih arms and back uncomfortable, un-> ducted by Court Trinity 337. Cath- Cpl. Edward G. Landry, son of r the First Presbyterian Church, Schindler; conductor, Mrs. Eliia- OfEyestrain usual position- and' distance may olic Daughters of Arjierica. West- Mr. and Mrs. Walter W. Landry Matters-as allowances, and other beth Hagelin; chaplain, Mrs. Mar- Kmiter Kenneth D. Robinson (This article is •presented as a contribute to eyestrain. Nearwork field, in those two schools and of 87 Benjamin street, is taking • |v., Bosencrantz, Explorer qnr-rtirin-i of special interest /to sWet A. Warner. Aims of Artist public,, service by The Cranford should be centered in a down- Holy Trinity Grammar School, part in the Army-Navy maneuver, "I ..êrt M. Gessler, and Souflfa, fifth and sixth graders, Inside guardian, Mrs. Elsie ward direction,' the distance— TOO HOT TO COOK? UNEXPECTED COMPANY? xtcsested by the students them- Citizen and Chronicle in coopera- Westfleld. Over 100 children par- Told Colony Club Exercise High Tide, at Camp Pen- Ted Munday. Aftex Tyle; outside guardian, Mrs. Ad- usually 12 to 20 inches depending ticipated, writing , poems ' on a dleton, Va. The exercise, an am- HOM? LATE FROM SHOPPING? selves, will be taken up by jthe dle Deshler; color bearer, Mrs; tion u>Uh the New Jersey Opto- upon the-individual. . panelists.. ' . • Dorothy Woolverton; musician, Catholic theme. phibious operation involving 6,000 Miniature eagle necklace on MHDC. JK. tnctric Association. Questions may If the seeing conditions /are Because of the large number of By G.W. Freese c mmmsn. Mrs. Florence Delia Serta; right The function of art is to create Breakfast will be served for the be addressed to the New Jersey good, normal eyes can function entries from Michael's School this Joined Troip 79 in support to the noble grand, Mrs: beauty," George W. Freese of 610 FAST HOME DELIVERY faculty at 8:30 and for the parents Optometric Association, 162 West for long periods of time without year, Cranford poems were Judged "l951, and became Star Scout LOINS Charlotte LeDuc; left support, it S, by Mrs. Edwin Aaron, Mrs. harm or fatigue. Each individual Orange avenue told members of WILBUR COON TankRio>Cli Mrs. Christine Johnson; right sup- State Street, Trenton 8, N.J.) separately, with the following re- on piping hot ^ ul ,953 and Life Scout in Gangaware and Mrs. George can control these ons to sults:1 the Colony Club of Cranford last pott to the vice-grand, Mrs. Mil- Is iV possible to prevent the de-. Thursday evening in Veterans' SHOES He has served the troop as patrol Marsh, A business meeting 'will dred Seiberson; left support, Mrs. some extent, and this control is a Division 1—First prize, Kathryn Of Cob Pack Visit velopment of visual defects that feadcr and last year received the m A k wir •- ifollov the refreshments, after Rib Loin Agnes Nisson. ' method by which he ynight pre- Scutari; second prize, Patricia,Mc- Memorial Mall. . cause "eytstrain"? The evidence Sutmaster's special ./ward tor at Mrs. Frances Munz will receive vent development of visual prob- Harg, and honorable mention, Mr. 'Freese, who is form de-.. Chinese Fdad , | is not conclusive, but it seems islanding achievements at lo Armored Unit i*?**10 ajn. in** th e^TTJ^''*' auditorium. - Portion Portion her past noble grand regalia. • lems. Mary Edna Ernst. signer with the Chase-Manhattan 11 raoBUQf JTOT A visit to C< B off the some things can be prevented, (,..,.„„ Winnebago, Marcella. He Assisting Mrs. Farbcr as mem- Division 2—First prize, Robert Bank of New York City, -was Soup • Chow Mein • Chop Su«y. • Fried Rice alndcd the National Jamboree 644th Tank Battali bers of the installing staff will be: others .probably not. However, introduced to the group by Mrs. Book Review Presented leader pork is easy to.digest. Pfitzner; second prize, Mary Anne ANDREW CMSANTl „, ,Ke Boy Scouts of America-aV • j Mrs. Madeline Steed, deputy war- some basic, rules about vision care New Liability^ Insurance Jack Cox, fine arts chairman. Egg Foo Young • So* Food Division / at Red T*»^^r ;: m McHarg, and honorable mention, ; Grata** at AaMrisaav •• sLntaXAna. Cal.. in 1953. He is den; Mrs. Phoobe Magner, record- can be stated. . "The artist paints primarily for was made by At €reene Guild Session Plan Told b5 AW'rich Kataerlne Hebert. SekMl «f PnettpasttM ..._..'...... •„_..:L. CantoiMse Speciattios L brothXrhood member of the Or- îng, sgfiytaiy^JfeJfet£Tlôrnbt The easier the seeing conditions. Mutual Auto- his own pleasure; however, the Pack 103 on A report on T. D. Allen's "Doc- The Farm Bu Dorothy Pickarski of St. Anne's of i Arrow, an organization ib. • financial secretary; • Mrs. Alma iffoTafie'TnsGra] totlay ^tiolii:"iCfaTw15»ir^fe^ itixreate, antl^JiajceJtîaêjno,-J£!Gfc ^ was arranged tor in Buckskin," the true story mpuny JSJSSSOSSL of Dr. Marcus Whitman,, who was Bambert, treasurer; Mrs. Louise Symptoms develop from visual de- introduced new package "policy orable mention. tional; expression with others is __ — Minimum Delivery $3.00 — John Cling is a member den dad of Den Bath, chaplain; Mrs. Virginia fects most quickly when the light missionary and one]of designed to/meet all liability in- Prizes will be awarded this dlorer crew of Troop 79, and holds with CapL the first doctors to go to Oregon Gustavsen, inside -sentinel; Mrs. is bad; there is glare, and seeing surance ne/eds of the average fam- evening at the Catholic CHEF CHONG'S SPECIALS THIS WEEK • |jic award forêmergency service. Jersey National when the Northwest was being LANCASTER BRANO-0. S. CHOICE- BEEF ** Ella Linn, outside sentinel, and is difficult. .,.•-. iing to Wayne Aldrich 1 Daughters Club . H o u s e, 517 SPECIALIZING IN FILLING PRESCRIPTIONS Lt. William settled, .was presented by Mrsj Mrs: Emily Ryder, musician. Good light is obviously neces- 102 /Elmora avenue, district Chicken Cellophane -. .195 Rahway avenue, Westfleld. Par- oflficer of C Oarlps Denzau at a regular meet- Others expected to attend the sary. Depending' upon, the task, sales rnanager of Union County. OF EYE PHYSICIANS : ents of prize winners have been Fantail Shrimp...... :.,...... :.. 1J5 several ing of the it Greene Guild Ib. affair include Mrs. Helen J. Lind- 20 to 100 foot candles may be re- The new package consists of the CHUCK STEAK invited to attend. conducted 'the' tubs at tbe First Presl ian Church ..„ frbf-PavCT; ijfealdeiit^«f~the quired. 'ITierVTrhTtSt 'Pe~at least a State Assembly of the organiza- Benefit Bridge armory and showcdl them Monday evening. minimum of light, above that combined with an expanded per- r C. Karrane, state regent; Miss E. of the Pattoii 4J£&tsa . The' speaker, a member of-the-| ri^-iw, —, ,i 3fl^*3breqftgBI3BwitE!™>iTw^SCTcgr.!J!pij tion; Mrs. Emma Jensen of Tren- point the actual amount is not so ton, fraternal mother; William TOWNSHIP OF CRANFORD Cecilia ..Kemp, . state, education weapon at the enrrrparny- guild, was introduced bjrMrs. J. C important. *BE8CMo nAx \lnvitations Out B.' Baldwin of New Brunswick, rRorosED . chairman, and Mrs. .Mary Gillen The cubs were ' ptmacistrd to Warsinski. program chainnqn. The iv 39* OBDINAMCE N*. SO-7 , 109 JEFFERSON AVE. Catering to Parties and Banquets Invitations to the Bonnie Brae : fraternal "dad," and other state The direction of light; is im- and Mrs.' Elizabeth Hodge, area andi snito iliBe ^^'^^^y session, conducted^ by BONELESS CHUCK MACKEREL portant. There must not be glare, AN ORDINANCE Provldhic for the Con- Martin BMf . — 8to«et FU*» Farm spring benefit bridge, to be officers. • . struction of • Sanitary Sewer In Dor- education chairman. Each will give' CHestnut 5-9775 the tuneSs and sal Mrs. W. H. Frank, president, 'Was | Lancaster either from the light source ci chester Street from Lexington Avenue a short talk on the value of poetry held at Bonnie Brae Farm for A social hour will follow the to • Point 230 peet Northerly. iveir. and -gyamrr seals. preceded by a supper served 1 Brmnal EL. 2-2340 Boys at Millington on May 23 and »*. 55 Installation ceremonies. / from the working surface. Work- BE IT ORDAINED by the Township in the modern world. 545 W. WESTFIELD AVE. ROSELLE PARK the viiit Tanas a ride in Circle 6 under leadership of Mrs.' BONELESS CORNED {BEEF ROUNDER ing areas should be dull to re- Committee of the Township of Cranford: Opea t. JL at «• • r. St. Daily — MM) 4B Tk«n. • A. at. to • T. 24, are now being received in lo- The past Noble Grand Club Section 1. That a sanitary sewer be Winning poems will be entered Lt. litts explained tfae . T. Hale, i •-.• met at' the home of Mrs. John duce reflection. The source should constructed In. Dorchester Street from in state competition. cal communities, including Craw- of the tanks Mrs. R. Dudley led the group in BUCK SHAD *~* * 15 be at least 45 degrees away from' Lexington Avenue to a point 200 feet ford. Mrs. Harry1 V. Osborne.* Jr.\ tOKED BEEF LOAF Rutz, 33"Beech street, Monday northerly, as a local Improvement and a devotional meeting, with Mrs. the line of sight, and not so bright In accordance with the plans and speci- of 116 Homing avenue is serving bight. . ,. t Robert HJUMJUO H. W. • Lawrence assisting, at the as to attract the eyes to it. fications prepared for the same by the as hostess for the Cranford pat- Township Engineer and on file In the Cubmastor Warren P>ano. -, - . , PUT THAT COIN The brightness of the working office of the Township Clerk. ' rons, and will receive requests for Tbe meeting. closed with the urea, the central 25 to 30 degrees. Section 3. It Is estimated that the table reservations. Cranford guests IN YOUH FIRST AID CARD cost of said Improvement will be •!.- by an the .dads forming of the guild's Friendship • i 800.00. To defray the cost ef said will pluy on May 24. Cirê. d a s values Improvement the pum of SI .400.00 Is and/theur ?*f*Ki^^*>\ IDEAL hereby appropriated; the sum of tlOO.OO The theme chosen fqr .the bene- is also hereby appropriated from1 the fit this year is ."The Country Fair," capital- Improvement fund aa a down WITH PORK i,m payment. . . which will be suggested, in part. Section 3. To finance said appropria- by a country picnic'served on the Beans tion of S1.400.Q0, bond anticipation notes of the Township aro hereby' authorized Bonnie Brae campus from 12 to ELECTRIC WALLPAPER, STEAMER to bo Issued In an axno'unt not exceeding SeDs more...tecause 1:30 p.m. and will be topped off said appropriation, which notes shall bear Interest at a rate not exceeding 6* by dessert in the Bonnie Brae cot- FOR RENT BY THE DAY per annum and shall mature In one tages at 1:30. There will be a f dte of Issue. - ..4- country store with waifs from WmUpaper the Oemv, Easy Way declared thant i the supplemental debt WIJH'PORK statement required by law has bean made and filed; that the obligations herein Jatid fancy", volunteer maMff and ^yffft^ _Ti?^' authorized to b* Issoedr arc WHhiff - alt Ithe proverbial cracker barrel win at "r^:_" ... Tfmt To H«vt Your debt limits fixed by lawk that the gross =JiK debt of the Township will be Increased Ford's wortn more wn*n you nuy n .... .and it's easy |o mold grabs and surprises for alL SI.40O.0O by Issuing said obligations: re also will be displays of the Ill RugsCtoiMd that the period of usefulness of said see Why! Only Ford bringB you the Ions', low look of ihe Thunder- Improvement it 40 yearn Bonnie Brae boys' 4-H Clt}b speci- IDEAL Cs)M .. thoBREHMWAY! : Section 8. The construction of - said bird and its "cM-of-tonaorrowV lines. Only Ford gives you the mens. • sewer shall be undertaken as a local I The late Judge Harry V. Os- TOMATO theÛnds and real 1b. yeneflted^nkheriby as prty^^ ovd by law. . onnie Brae when, as Judge, of Section. 6. This ordinance shall take "Go" when you need it for safety's sake!* And Ford alone in its Custom effect 10. days after publication after the Juveniie Court in Newark, he final passage as provided by Statute. field gives you the solid 'comfort and handling ease-of a new and the need for such a country ANNIVERSARY !£<«. Rug Cleirain Nails* home for boys who, through no Kraft IDEAL FANCY The foregoing ordinance was Introduced smoother Angle-Poised Ride.; •. fault of their own, were in need and pssaed on Arst reading, at a meeting at its finest of the Township Committee of the Town- There are countless other worth-more features, from the ol shelter and care. Since his APPLE ship of Cranford. N.J.. held on April IS. death in 1952, his work there has IE PAINT SALE IMS, and will be considered for passage, smoothness and long life of Ford's deep-block engines .to the auce TOUT OUB Nt- alter public hearing, at another meeting OS been carried on by his son Harry ••OWBOOM. TUBS. * ol said Township Committee at Municipal colorfully fash .new beauty of Ford's Luxury Lounge interiors! Building. Cranford, New Jersey, on Osborne, Jr., of Cranford. STRAWBERRY muaa. BVI ' TUESDAY. APRIL 36, IMS IDEA at 8:30 o'clock P. M. A. Test Drive will show you how many there are. GET THIS PROFESSIONAL J. WALTER COFFEE. 1070 MAGNOLIA AVE., ELIZABETH/EL 34300] Township Clerk- Mil Ford's worth more when you sell it ... and used car .< III Dated: April 13. IMS. 4-21 BRUSH FOR LESS THAN bakery prices prove it! For years. Ford cars have returned a higher OPEN24HOOB8ADATI proportion of their original cost at resale than any other low- PRICE regul«j1y£0 priced car. And that's further proof that Ford's first in all-round, Virginia U* t . long-lasting value. .; .' srecuiii PRICED AT *2.19 j 611 Peak AT*. IDEAL FANCY SECTIONS EXTRA BANKDJv HOURS! Beforo you buy any now oar PL, 64006 POUND ••/!• : be sure you see and drive / A modern, tlm«*sovin9 c«nvent«nce for •veryono In the worth more oar...the*55 Ford -jâj-j, » painter's ortish. Cranford and vicinity —• opon every banking day I Myiam. witS *.fce*»tiJnl

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The Director County Water Supply Commu- ; At tlieir meeting on April 9w the; must be rr^de for the next day's I council of the New Jersey! further stated that we should have be tabled. house keeping, pet care, mammels, (closing resolutions accepting bMs ripn, action wiU be taken at an Site for Concert sewing, -dressmaking, swimming; girls told the story/if Easier and operation- Then each girl was; Society of the Order of Founded' of Hess, Inc., of Perth Amboy, Fuhs, Inc., for furnishing to. the a Commission, to get the coopera- '• -fi^CnDRKT HJCBQK UKU IDNB 1 earl/date. This motion' was duly camping, boating, horsemanship, of the Passover. The girls ate " ' —t«o- ke ««*m cup*. j Soy for furnishing bunker C. Fuel Oil, terment, was referred to •Mikto «wt the resolution be laid seconded-by Director Benhtartr Mrs. Waller Schwartz, leader. \ and Patripts of America has nom- Road Dept. a model W C26 chassis tion of all concerned in correct- gy Nyack Chorale health aid and rock study. Also ly beans and matzos. Morris Meat Market tor meat re- Chasing Committee. tab the table far tout -*—"•and unanimously carried on roll and Mrs. B. Leonard and Mrs. S. iinate d j^nry M Boardman of 7 MINOI for a net delivered price of $7,-ing this problem. in this troop, the following gii Is Tro*» 5» quirements, and 8. C. Lum for Chairman, Purchasing Commit- motion was ditty •hl! Nyack Chorale of the Mis- f*»^t lde accoin-} rWHTO 108.80, was on roll call unani- (li) — Freeholder Benninger, call. m ' ...: . received flve-year "pins: Cecelia Troop Raleigh avenue to.jjerve as chap-' UNION COUNTY 875-H Cylinder* of Oxygen, wtf tee, advising quotation received •^rrtehoMer terega. I ,ary Training Institute, Nyack. . 5» of Roosevel1t School patio! the troop. Three fathers Boot* mously adopted. resolving that a County Water —There being no further business Beym, Joan Corcoran, Ann Marie made a trip to the circus at Madi- I,.-J«.. «^~_-. î" tor the ensuing year. ThThe J£Mlchd referred to Public Welfare Com- from Hall Ik Fuhs> lite- for furn- fetertuempfel questioned the rea-to be considered, and on motion pr V will present a sacred music Griffin, Aileen Kendall, -Clare also present, .Mr. Leonard, ishing to County Road Dept, a (I) — Freeholder Valentine for Supply Commission be established " at the Cranford Alliance son Square Garden by chartered A. Inwanyskyn. [ nomination will be acted on at the mittee. Public Welfare Committee, ac n n son lor the four-week petto*. Freeholder Hickok, duly seconded h M model WC 26 chassis as set forth, fn t1«M g of five persons to beFreeholder Hlekok theft made a on Sunday at 3 p.m. McLaughlin, Dorothy Mascaro.jbus on April 11. • :, . society's annual meeting tomor- Followitig is a synopsis of min- Hacberlc and' Barth, thanking ceptlng bid of Solomon's, Inc., for appointed subsequently by this and unanimously carried, Direc- Grace O'Keefe, Cathy Slzer, Carol U he cookie sale were used to fin-1 —ConaLpf-EngineersjJJ^SÂrmy, the Board lor appohttlng_ them to wawMheterres Jê d to Roads and Bridges AMttmJhat the resolution be laid tor pro tem Herlich- declared the • rhorale Is on a 4,000 mile Tor utes brtte~rcgulsr-in«tNH»f-tf»e, fttTnlshing to Veterans' Interment Boards . through theêasfern a ~ rTlnneszrêathv—Washbuin. -andigncp-the trip: —j 1 advising application was madeT>y serve additional areas In Union Committee. 47 gross of American flags at Board adJaurnedT ~~~" tour Girl Scouts This patriotic organization con- Union County Board of Chosen the Board of Works of Elizabeth Chairman, Purchasing Commit- Freeholder Zerega secondad the nuthern states. The group Regina Petrik. The County. v—~ each and of J % L Dis- , MICHA£L F. KEALY, Is the trip: sists 6t descendants in direct male • -'*•:• Freeholders, held at the Court for a permit to install a temporary tee, advising • bids received from resolution, but stated that he Blertuempfel made r the chairmanship of the Sixteen girls of Troop 51 under House, Elizabeth, New Jersey, on Chairman, Purchasing NCommlt- tributors fpr furnishing 4 gross thought it should be held up for aa motion that a meeting be held Clerk of the^Bôar Mrs. R. Leimann and Mrs. H. B.berg, sewer pipe lino across the Eliza- tce, advising bids received for Photostat Corp. ot Rochester, Gilbert H. Johnson, chair- -- . s's .line whose ancestors settled < in Thursday, March 10, 1955, at ten of Betsy Ross flags at a unit price tew Weeks. . ' on triday, March 18, at Cô PM the theological division at Ziobro received J>adges in clean- Karen —..—.. . beth River at a point approxi- Lumber for' Bonnie Burn Sanator- N. Y., for furnishing paper,; chem- of $26.79, was on roll call unani- Susan Kightlinger. Diane Kohrcj AM. mately 589 feet downstream from icals, and servicing required oh Freeholder Hickok stated that in the freeholders Meeting Room •missionary Training Institute, ng, cooking and swimming. - |ditional stipulation requires proof ium, wjas referred to Board ot mously. adopted. . . In the Court House with the Wfan you're tosstag lafbnw M«. members of the chorale are _J*elvel glrlS; • In ITrqop 22 finder Joann Loeloff. Carolyn Malmburg.! I>lr«ctoiv Benninger presiding. the ,. Jersey Central Railroad Managers and Public Welfare . photostat machine In the Regis- he would not vote against a water Mabks or gratna Into a salad, all Carol Pastrof.' Patty Sanstuliano,! of loyalty to the cause of the Col- ter's Office, was referred to Pur- (t) — Freeholder Valentine tor commission if it Is needed, but Inter-Monldpal ' Committee on i from o group of more than Mrs. H. B. Moore and Mrs. J. E. Roll call showed nine members Bridge, was referred to Roads and Committee. ' ,^\ fparkte wlim an unusual salad drua> Elaine Schroeder. , Carrfvn! onies during the American Revo- Bridges Committee. chasing Committee. Public Weltaj* Committee, ac- that the resolution should be laid Water Supply and other Interested voting men and women study- Feeley received second - class +T+ UgM color ot present. . ( Board of" Public Works, enclos- cepting bids for lumber to be tfroupc to itcnvfe. tt IMtifNsv ffe* SgT Grated American, Parmesaa w ing for church and missionary badges and one new member, a Schmidt. Donna Talcott. Karec' lution of one or all of the inter- Freeholder Herlich made a mo- Chairman, Purchasing Commit- ing resolution granting . permis- At this time Freeholder Hct> on the table until after the meeting t hfaie cheese are aceeQcttt la o» Turk, Norine Schulz and Evelyn} !st hsagock nak* llch made a motion that the Board furbished to Bonnie. Burn Sana- to be held with the Inter-Munici- pott and resume of further plans girl scout pin. witting paper mediate ancestors. tion that the minutes of the meet- tee, advising of bids received for sion to Public -Service Electric it torium for the year 1955, as set tresstag for fcddtng a tanptmg nakt . In troop )0 under Mrs. Walter Johnson. Several mothers and' ing of February 24th be approved, furnishing to the Register's Office recess tor a short period, which pal Committee since there were of the CoremiltcC It, after heat- tothaalad ' t. Nyack Chorale Is selected Jonnson. xvrui uumn^. —_ Gas Co. to, open street and side- forth, was on roll call unanimously ing this report" acid, studying it. Cordes and Mrs. J. Petroccione, -brothers and sisters also attended! - was duly seconded by Freeholder 100 Record Book Binders, was re-walk at 310 Morris Avenue, sub- was duly seconded by freeholder several questions he wanted an- I from the school's mixed chorus, adopted. . hdies'- glee club, and orchestra, there were 14- brownie. flyups. In making a total of 41. The leaders!' m Hickok and unanimously carried. ferred to Purchasing Committee. ject to approval ot this Board, Hickok and unanimously carried. swered. ' »'••'•'• 4 The following' communication* Chairman, Purchasing Commit- Upon reconvening, roll call (7) —' Freeholder Zerega for Freeholder Andersen also spoke "hich annually present a musical Nyack Chorale of Missionary Vralnlng Institute troop 62 under. Mrs.'-H. E. Mco-f this troop are Mrs. B. C. Dari-i wa> referred to Roads and Bridges Clatchey and Mrs. J. W. Armiger, son, Mrs. F. Loeloff and Mrs. A. & j were read and ordered fll*d; • tee, advising of bids received for Committee. showed nine members present. Purcnasihf Committee, accepting on the matter. Speaking as Mayor missionary projgram in Carn- WEEKEND bid of Paul £. KUUon, Inc., of 7 173 flyups eceived their wings. Kightlinger. Park Commission, enclosing res- meat and meat products U> Bonnie Supt- Weights & Measures, ad- The monthly report ot the I of Cranford and Chairman of the , '•' HESTFIEU ROWER rinncv this method. You can. too. . '. Per Ton BUCKWHEAT. W **» Petition signed by 109 residents Public jWbrks,, was on roll call Zoo, so that buses may be ohar- awards to 77 girls of five troops. > Director Benninger made a mo- Boctl-Vatod Michlgta Peat U port asdg* peat — flot otdhtarf p»m Seventeen girls in Troop 41, un B1CS. MOBS C 8IECE»NAOEI> In the. area of Emma Street, and unanimously adopted. ~ ~ tered. dec«>™ontpf>n.eirlr the leadershisp i no fTroo Mrsp. Charle41, uns PEA. -. $17^5 Highway # 1, asking for a traffic tion, that the Board recess for two ssoss. 98% organic — Ugh In natiaal nitrogen — holds • USMS (Is Per T«n r«r T»« <2> — Freeholder Hlekok tor minutes, which was duly sec- weight in netetus*. There's nrthtog. "|«tt lite Wdiigcn PaaT — " Mrs. R. S. "Simons of the pro-Sizer and Mrs. J. McLaughlin re- A- ml MONEY SAVBBi ••r LASOE BKKIk TrL WE 2-3650 signal to be installed at that loca- Finance Committee, approving six I'S I accept *ti subiUrute*. Sold la bags, (never la hales) 100 Dx tt!9. gram committee announced that PEA ml KUI MIXED tion, was Teferred to Roads and onded by Freeholder Hickok end personnel actions In various de- ontniraBualy passed. SO lb. t2.49.Oidw from your tarortte dealu. the Girl Scouts and Brownies CAPITOL FUEL COMPANY 250 Springfield Ave. Westfield bridges Committee. DRUG STORE Would again participate in the Me- partmepts, was on roll call unan- tipon reconvening roll call T < : • Town i of Westfteld, enclosing imously adopted-^ -' ' .' . J.WAI.1Ut •sttOBB '' ' •••5.£? ' *?L.-L.i.- ^ morial Day exercises, by march- MUrdock 6-3848 PI * resolution' requesting this Board showed nine members present. Kag.tkanav (3) — Freeholder Hlekok tor At this time Director Bennin- Vated" Mkkifm tmmt lent this ing in the parade. Dr.H. Berman to reconstruct culvert to newRoads and Bridges Committee, 104 NORTH •WejefMeWW* m/^^m mi •• W fiP| VMBJa • There will be a Council Tralh- grades and alignment where a ge* introduced the following reso- I, Ing Session at the Scout Wouse on OptametrUt RENT A PIANO approving temporary appointment lution and spoke for it. He pointed UNION AVE. Mit M> lsi«"*« A&A Has'EmT If you decide to buy the pianO within 6 months, ûmm all money paid for rental-ond dettverj vill be deducted from the purchase price. 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Students from Essex, Union and bay, April 19 this year, Eric H. and Duncan Black, denner, The tat | Ex^tw tor Advanced License By Cub Pock 144 sections of Hudson, Morris, Pas- fcauaj* an Peterson, Jr., county agricultural attendance banner was presented Coining Week • celebtvtet W» 15th blrthdayxmnhlvtrttry tomorrow by A display of materials pertain- to Den 6. . saic and Bergen Counties dis- hoariag, aaum lor agent, is offering free a new. leaf- "Circus" was announced as theplayed their projects before a armobuabonus tor i%tfr#d parafja\ ing to "Conservation," the theme tba target* 11 al AOin. IC, haina • Sterner of 123 New . operator of amateiuj radio star let "The Story of Arbor Day." theme for the meeting of May 11.special judging committee on Lutherans to Conduct .„, Trim. I for the past year, [ be waiting impatiently for arrival Austin N. Lentz, extension for- for the month, was featured at a Friday. Troop 79 Schedules regular meeting of Cub Pack 144 The Cranford student plans to Paper Drive Saturday [*general class license. will give hii ester at Rutgers University, au- Honorable Mention ^ Thought for the Week m to thor of the leaflet, relates that of Osceola 'Presbyterian Church take up the study of electronics &emnarians 20-Mile Hike Saturday Waste paper will be gathered Of Memorial Join United Thank Offering ^ the air and ***** *T tn b the.fitst Arbor.Dax..was_pbserved_ i. |on~gat"" y * members of—th» w' sQuie of- the -distant-sta-- hwishes—andT<>ptr*t*Ton—a—wider -At-a-meeUng4ast-Tbu.rtsday-cvc- In Annual Science Fair Members of Boy Scout TroopTTO r SHAU. I SAT ITT- "Womewomen o«f Trinirimwy , «»««. -—. T«rtidi»te^-the „,.., in Nebraska in ~ 1872. Settlers of the First Presbyterian Church Brotherhood of Calvary Lutheran ingathering of the Unttea Thank Offering Sunday at the church. ^ns he has been t* range of frequencies. He plans in; the Municipal Building looked across the treeless prairie Cubmaster J. Hartzler com- Honorable mention for his beat Ry the Her. Arnold J. Bahlauist i Church and Athletic team mem- operate CW on 40 and 20 meters, the Planning Board continued it: mended the cubs for the fine job frequency' demonstration in the will take a 20-mile hike Saturday ' -The principal service of commemoration will be at the earl; After diligent studying of radio md decided they needed "trees for through the Stokes State Forest- Pastor of Calvary Lulltnaheran Church bers for the support of the basket- The Rev. Albert G. Dezso, pas- v terms andTcircuits, Norman which bands will afford a better "exploratory" discussions of wha future' sawtimber, windbreaks, they did in furnishing W materi- second annual Greater Newark is very important. This is ball and softball teams. • i Eucharist at • am. when special prayers will be offered for the work Science Fair, held at Newark Col- Final plans for the hike were The way you s*sayy •^•••~iiim » »,_., , tor of Osceola Presbyterian to Newyyork last week and chance ot "working" distant coun- studies,' if any, Ihe town re- fuel fence posts and home protec- als and preparing the display. Services > d t There will be no street-to-street Of ihe. women In the church and members of Trinity Guild will make tries in all parts of the world. quires in connection with planning lege of Engineering on Friday .*- Students at the Princeton Theo- made^t a troop meetine Tuesday particularly' true in a day when someone is always . ready to Church, will partictpate^jn cere- jy passed the general tion beautification. Scout Richard Blohm demon- 6 canvass. Paper may be taken to •_:jrhe_new^receiver on whichhe i ils_Juture development. .' . , strated soil- erosion on. wasted and Saturday, was accorded Clay- * logical Seminary will conduct night which featured parent- monies at the Girl SCOUJLHOU« at a cuiubrate communion. 'fas t an" d "busines" s meeting of the. ^mlnatioWâûch more In the first year, Nebraskans misinterpret or wit»»jly slwit* your intentions. _ Here's what I the front v ...~|u ... . , ceremony was held in rrrncnition of the Thirteenth Anniversary Arlin Schulz of 416 Manor avenue. Girl Scout leader, in the church. nights the church is sponsoring a iated for the administration ofX_ of being able to send 13 words a Garwood, who makes a hobby of ture growth. ?the 9:30 a.m. service. The Young clusion of the 20-mile trek the. Also, paper may be left on the and soil conservation alone. Many Bayonne Naval Supply Depot ar- Operator of amateur radio sta- !• People's Choir will sing "Prayer group will return to their starting of the Seabees. This ceremony • was very dignified and proper. Identical services will be held play in cooperation with the Cran- Apostolic rite of conarmation at JinV in^code with a telegraph radio and television. It war. Herbert H. Smith of the Com- thousands more are being planted Visiting dignitaries w«re asked to participate. And at the start porch of the church house at anyat the church at 9:30 and 11ford Dramatic Club entitled "An the 11 ajn. service Si ' y. He Sv as he has been operating on through his uncle and Robert munity Planning Associates Inc.. for ornamental purposes. . for Service" by-Gaul-Riegger. point and have a meal prepared time' during the coming week. The the 11 ajn. se WASHABLE At the 10:50 a.m. service, Rob- by the troop's Mothers'Club. • we bowed before God in humhlr recognition of our creaturehood o'clock Sunday morning. Inspector. Caus." The Church's delivered the sermon the serv- CW (using key and code) ever Davis of 77 Burnside avenue, of Princeton was unable to attend Several schools in the state have and of our need of His ****""^g However, in reading the article, committee has requested that all Members of the Senior West- share of the proceeds will be de-ice. 5 cc he got his novice license operator of amateur station K2A- the meeting tor an interview. It istheir own woodlands, \ serving as HIM •••I Iw Ba ert Siberry will speak on "The bundles be securely tied. voted to the Church School Build- n SECOND QUARTERLY : Lord Restoreth." The Senior critics of the church «*"i*M easily charge that ministers were minster Fellowship will meet at The following ersons were cpn>. Using all homemade equipment, GL, that Norman became interest- expected he will be interviewed laboratories for harvesting as well - Choir will sing "Be Not Afraid" the church at 1.J0 pjn. Sunday to ing Fund. Several members of firmed: J< A V. Bedell, Carol ed in radio and decided to get aby the board on May 12. as planting trees, the forester INSTALLMENT OF 1955 Confirmation now'offering prayers even at danrrs the parish are in the cast. during the past year he has con- by Mendelssohn. Mrs. Doris, E. Jesus certainly never confined people. He spoke simply attend a Presbytery rally at the E. Barbuto, tricia C. Boyette, SI fellow amateurs throughout license to operate his own station. Informal talks were held on twopoints out. There arc also com- First Presbyterian Church of Eliz- Other services on Sunday in- Carol A. inr, Anne Keep, Susan Norman, an Explorer Scout in inquiries on major sub-divisions. munity forests for recreational ^ Hothweiler, organist, will play and directly. You cant twist. "I am the Resurrection and the Presbyterians clude: 9:15 am. — Family Euch- Z United States and in Canada' * "Chant dil Voyageur" by Ignancc* abeth. Transportation will be pro- KeepJJij L. Kenlan, Barbara G. • Sfth a power of approximately 30 Troop 78 of St.Michael's Church, EJ Duer Reeves, chairman, pre- areas, with forest products and PITTSBURGH Service Set Life." People have tried tj.ra.igt> the centuries. But every arist and Church School; 11 a.nv— water as by-products. Paderewski, "Chorale Trio" from vided. This program will take the ;, Caroll e A. LawsonLawson , SSusan is a freshman in Cranford High sided. * Eastef the reality of this assertion condemns the twisters and Choral service and sermon by the But New Jersey still has thous- • the tuhe "Herzliegster Jesu" by J. ToHearJalk place of the regular Sunday eve- rson, Janet G. Ray, Carol W When he receives his advanced School. He plans to make practi- Cruger and ,**Praise Ye the Lord" brings rejoining to the believers. Our salvation is through Jesus ning «Tn>—ting. rector, jthe Rev. Frank »V. H. Car- Rollason,. Judith N. Russell, cal use of his interest in radio and ands of acres of idle land not At Calvary Christ. This is the perennial failh of His church. We ^too, rnust thy. entitled: They Saw the license from the Federal Commu- S. G. Wray Appointed suited to growing other crops that WALLHIDE by G. H. Richolson at both serv- The Junior Westminster Fel- fjohn E. Slocum.. « electricity by studying electrical C Arrangements are being com- Lord.** In the evening at 7 p ^tion9 Commission in the near could well support trees. This is preach that **"**ofl» in all its potativeness and simplicity. By Rev. Hunn lowship group will meet Sunday Also, Arlene P. Viegeant, Mary engineering after he gets out of pleted at Calvary. Lutheran the Youth Fellowship will future, the local amateur will be Assistant Secretary' somthing to keep in mind in the o'kyd type flat The seminarians will, lead the . Jesus Christ burst the bonds of death. Jesus Christ destroyed. "How's the Fishing?" will be theI at 7 pjn. F. Zachary, Howard L. Arnesen, high school. The Board of Directors of Phil- fellowship meetings at 7 p.m. Sun- Church for the annual service of meeting and Of to increase his power celebration of Arbor Day, Lentz sin's power. Jesus Christ is the divine Son of God. Jesus Christ topic of the Rev. John E. Hunn, Jr., Gerald L. Creighton, Richard He has a brother, Peter, a junior lips Petroleum Company has ây~«M^lsa~.ronriiirt .Ihe^yeriirift be held in the assistant pastory-at-both. the 93ft _A_ squire dance sponsored by nds. -SfP»»Hawldns, Rnhert T... HilLIU, T Irccouuuc WALL PASHT worship service at a o'clock. church .at 3 p.m. >.-- and 11 o'clock services Sunday Monday rflgh Robert S.. Johnson, John R. Main, of the The Rev. Donald T. Baggs, as- that service 13 young people who U11U . «A V ^.•w^.— ^ be held Wednesday at 8 p.m. Re- rector "will speak /"Signs and street as assistant secreta 1 morning at the First Presbyterian David FJ Malcolm, Robert G. Nor- started . sistant pastor, will lead a study on have satisfactorily completed the under the direction of Michael J. ary Training Institute at Nyack, freshments will be served. All Symbols" at a 1 meeting for company. Mr. Wray, h Mrs. Taylor President Church. At the 9:30 service there married couples are invited to at- enrolled in ton, Peter F. Pender, William J. as, a clerk in the stock transfer .Romans, Charner 9, at a prayer year's work will be confirmed and. Beglans will i^frg N.Y.. will present a sacred music parents of d Scfunitz, John H. Witherington, received into membership of the concert at the church. ; will be a contralto solo by Maria tend, " :' • .'.•,. the Guild ottheChristChild. The department in 1932, has since been Of Elizabeth YWCA and praise service at 8 p.m. Wed- Mrs. Elenore Fitrgerald and Jr., Don K. Knowlson. Special Limousin^ Service the nesday. . '•' ' - • . ."• - - church. ..,.•,. '....__,._ • The Board of Elders will meet Martell, "Song of Peace," by Bee- Plans for daily vacation Bible meeting- will be held in the guild I employed continuously in *'—Mrs. Arba S. Taylor of Pittsburgh', new alkyd type one coat, se«N James Di Batttsta, members of the thoven, and at the 11 o'clock-serv- room of/the educational building. Also, Miss. Clara G. Altmann, company's New York office. He Brookside place has begun a one- sealink Wkllhtde ghre* longer life, %rcuti Mrs. Fred Swisher will speak on New members transferring from CYO Adult Advisory Boards are Monday at 8 pm* and the Colon- school this summer will be made, Miss Elizabeth I* Farmer, Mrs. .Trips to all airports, railway stations & piers endurance, better coverage, • pleasing lu$a* Security" at a meeting Group of Pioneer Girls will ice the Chancel Choir will sing at a meeting hi the small fellow- A regular meeting of the Board 61 6 2272 made assistant transfer agent of- the Lutheran churches will be ' of arranger] . use; —: Virginia H. Keep, Mrs. Diane H. •*• and ««ceplional w«h- oTÔhW^CuayCTuTa received" «. «.^ .. L The Everyman's Bible Class will LaRegina, Mrs. TJoroQiy V l^??™ ^°? - " '. p.m. Monday. Mrs. Walter Hatch Jerry Sharpe's Young Men's pjn. Wednesday. All people in- Tuesday night in the rector's Limousines for weddings - Trips to anypTace' driet quickly! 12 colors, •••fi _| May 1. The Rev. Arnold J. Dahl- pastor, ~ moderator of _ meet in the gymnasium at 9:30 ens, Mrs. Eleanor C. Zachary, Mrs Born in Waring, Texas, he was " »._" -TV. = tl - will lead the devotions. The hos- Class will conduct a service at the terested in serving as leaders are uny. . . • Taylot lS her sev quist, pastor, will meet with this ^^ large j***^*of^T oc ^^MTJT^^T* of ajn. This .Sunday therV will be Anna F. Pasqua, Rolla J. Decker J graduated irtsnl tie University~j* J^' "*"** , " i . \ tesses vyill be Mrs. Fred. Simon- group in the church house ot 8:15 Good /Will Rescue Mission, New invited, to be present The Schoo> Parish. representatives will at- "PricesVeryReasonable — Mh yc r a m mber the.pansn wfltt receive their first 1a discussion on the theme: "The Colas Dltzel. Robert A. Farmer.f Texas in rtSTHe is marriedTand * . ^ . "* ^ °' / "son, Mrs. Collings Haydon, Mrs.p.m. Wednesday. . v*»*w*iunions on AprO SOL York, on Tuesday at 8 pjn. Also' of Religion meeting in the small tend , a spring «Hnn«»r meeting of William L. Irslinger, Robert F^ has one child board of trustees. She served as Da*y of Decision." . fellowship room at 7:15t pjn"*". • -.Frederick J. Thompson and Mrs. For the regular services at .8:15^^The' Communion crusade ^pill #w T^sesday, the <1facotifn>yff will ' "Memories of Summer Camp" the. Northern Convocation next Johnston, .Daniel Swinton andj chairman of the public relations • Jt A. Vanderhoff. " "~ and 11 a.m. this Sunday, Pastor start on Monday and grsnrinue the meet at the church at 10 ajn. and will be the program as the Junior nesday is open to the Wednesday night at St Paul's 'Louis Pasqua. _ , , committee as well as a,member of NO INTEREST CHARGED i Members of the Senior 'êHow- Dahlquist has chosen "Whjit Does the Pilgrim Group of Pioneer lie Nineteen people Church, Wcstflcld. The program ALBAN-LEWIS entire week for all high school Fellowship meets at 7 pjn. Janet Men In Service - the finance and membership com- J ship will meet at the Educational Girls at 7 pjn.' ' • week's meeting and part in will feature the work of the youth IF PAID BY MAY 10. This Day Mean?" as^the subject students of the parish. They milli Lawrence and Diana DeLonge will iods. This Pyt. Daniel Kraus, son of Mr. mittees. , '. V HOUSEW ABES — HABDWARE — GADGETS — GIFTS Building at 7:30 p.m. Saturday toof his sermon. Sunday School con- On. Wednesday the Women's informal discus ' case workers of the Episcopal zuPfcwW5i«sms 1 attend the 7 o'clock mass each mfi it t r lead the devotions. -. for an adult and Mrs. Louis O. Kraus, 5 Wall A graduate of Tufts College, . — FREE DELIVERY — "' , attend a swimming party. There venes at 9^0 am. A nursery is vf ?* ^ y Prayer Band will meet group feels the Church, the Youth Consultation ' TOWNSHIP OF CRANFORD ,'i will. be a recreational program at morning. According to the lead- The Senior Fellowship will be cannot be street, recently arrived in Yoko- Medford, Mass.', Mrs. Taylor.Js a CH M8W held in the church house during ers of the program, the purpose of at 10 ajn. and mid-week Bible Bible class Service. Parish delegates are: TAX COLLECTION DEPT. 109 N. UNION AVENUE f-i the church for the Junior and In-the 11- o'clock service under direc- study and prayer meeting will be the guests of the Senior Fellow- scheduled iunday mornings-be- Mrs. E. E&rhart, Mrs. C. G. Albury, hama, Japan, and is now a mem- member of the Cranford Dramatic ttermediate Fellowships under the the crusade is to increase the love ship of the Methodist Church this conditions. tion' of the Couples* Club'. of the Blessed Sacrament and toheld at 8 pjn. , rayw of John Witherington, Walter Fams- ber of the 40th Anti-Aircraft " ••—<-» '; direction off ththe deputation team The Women's Missionary Soci- The following babies have been Sunday evening, leaving from the Circles/of the Women's Guild worth and Mr. and Mrs. William r<£~£* tillery Brigade. Pvt. Kraus, bring peace to a world standing on church at 6:45 pjn. . f'from Princeton at 7:30 p.m. Sat-ety will meet today at 2 o'clock, the brink " " " "' dedicated , recently: Ann Carol wiU .. as follows: Circle 1. «. Old, received ' basic training at Fort America. • urday. An adult recreation pro- and the Church Council tonight at Hermanson, Linda Ruth Keyser Regular monthly meeting of the at the home of Mrs. R. A corporate communion break* Bliss, Tex., is" a cannoneer with i gram will be conducted at 8:308 o'clock. The senior choir will re- and Nancy Arm Laurie. deaconesses will be held in the -.„ , S Sunset drive. Clark- the 753rd Battalion ot the bri- Vp.m. Saturday. ,,-'" hearse at 8 o'clock this evening. choir room at 1:30 pjn.' Monday. — ***t ^~ Boy Scout Troop 75. assembles William Martin Svihra, son of 1 REMEMBER TO FILL tonight at 7:15 o'clock in the aud-Mr. and Mrs. Martin Svihra of A "Youth Forum. " with MB. f^ Men's League of the First ing. ' . £ ,',. / ford, and Circle 5, next Thursday IM.HIC4 I as* «a> — w*m Presbyterian Church will conclude YOUR FIRST AID CARD Kathleen. Suzanne Robert Neidrach. Mrs. John Bkh- On Tuesday evenintTat 8 p.m[a. t the home of Mrs. F. Musso. 1551 ( 11* 1M> — Bvatr. a. BMk* au_Ut« a.«a. j """*" ' "• "•*," at •oT~Strr*tmrJr f* tiitig miltk if 46th •• if the The I4*c - c^««.««»«.«. ~ —ta« Baak ata.'—- law #• •*• j NOTICE TO CBttDITOKB •viuiu W. McCarthy ' ofa»i»«iiii» as members of tne pan- il dinner, which is to be held Margaret Greene Guild will meet 8:15 p-m. Tuesday. | in the church gym next Thurs-| tnm CBTATK OF ISAAC M. PH1LHOWER. Id. will be baptized by Rev.el, will be conducted by the Senior in the church library and a meet- 46th annual dinner In the gym- Deceased. The following children were [Youth FeTJ&Wshtp at the *ifaM»j«> ijr i.|Bniiig al-3 o'clock.- -- » 'ing of the finance committee will Pursuant to tbe order of CHARLES A. baptized Sunday morning at the church this nasium at 7 o'clock next Thurs- OTTO.. JR., Surrogate of tbe County Cnurch'at 6-JSO pjr£ SundayJ Jun- The Rev. Robert G. Longaker, be held in the choir room. of Ualon, made on the twenty-filth day church: Barbara, Jana-B day evening. The Rev. Robert G. of March. A-D_ 19SS, upon the appU- > Brotherhood will be ior and Intermediate Fellowships r. will speak on the subject, There will be a meeting of theT^ngaVfTt pastor, will speak oh •AS p.*. caUbn of the undersigned, as Executors daughter of Mr. and Mi^. Albert will hold their regular m***i«^g*. at to Work with God." Christian education committee in •te. WiMC - «"W »«aiay. Jfawt B*aa«eaM prjUNFlELD 64486 of the estate of said deceased, notice Is G Branyan; Sharon Tunstall me gucau ot the Brotherhood ot the subject, "Going to Work with hereby given to the creditors or said Zion Lutheran Church, Rahway, I the-same hour. [the library at 8 p.m. Wednesday. OEORGE HAMRAH deceased to exhibit to the subscribers Walker, and Harriet Louise Zol- -• i»« i ^j 44_ God." I... i i ~-«h nr ifl^jjp-.i.... their claims Twonuaj ivi.....,,, ...... ^,——. and demands agau^f%g°BW»itg' «it said y Ralph Porter Zollinger. | have charge of the evangelistic dectasedLwlthln six months trbm the date group will meet at the church service at 7:45 pin. Special music JOHV HllfRAH of said order.- or -they will -he «SV« barred from prosecuting or' recovering ' promptly at 8 p.m. wil| be presented, »"rf^^^î^n a solo | the same asalnst the subscribers. Aiding Camp Project Boy Scout Troop 84 assembles by Alan -Richardson. The Rev.' • C, WALLACE VAIL and . in the church basement on Tues- SOMERVTLLE TRUST COMPANY. Members of the Young Adult George A. Aitcheson. pastor, will of Somerville.sN. J., ' dub of the,First Presbyterian day at 7:30 p'.m. On Wednesday, speak on the topic. "God's Man Executors. .'•>, . / Church will leave the church at the .Girls' Choir will rehearse at I Provides for His Brethren." C. Wallace Vail. Atty.. // 60 Park Place. . . 7:30 p.m. tomorrow to go to the7:30 p.m. Dr. Aitcheson will discuss "Be- Newark ». N.J. ; ' Presbyterian summer camp at Is- ing Different"* at the II ajn. wor- Tees: «9.0O. *-«l land Heights. They will spend the Holy Communion ship service Sunday. There mill be week-end, helping'to prepare the a vocal solo by Miss Ruth camp for the summer. _ Jeremko. , Crusade Slated At S o'clock in the afternoon, CMUSTUW 8CIENCC the Nyack Chorale of the— ~ CHDftCH 8EKVICK8 At St. Michael's Man's. God-given dominion over A Holy Communion Crusade the bondage of fear will b e will be held in St. Michael's brought out at Christian Science Church during the week of April 24. . . ••• '., '. ; THE nmmt-f ASHION1D 87O—Your favorite; body style services Sunday. itteV.S.«r'< THI FABULOUS STAR CHUF-Here's the beauty that n becomes really exciting when it's an 870. Choior of Vogue The, Lesson-Sermon entitled . In conjunction with the crusade, at taking business from the cOBtliertôars—and no wonder! ••Probation after Death." will in- a day of recollection will be held Two-Tone colors is as wide as your imagination. And it's just on Sunday afternoon from 3 to 9 It's luxury-sized. The roomy bpdy is mounted on a 124" as outstanding in all other ways. Outstanding in performance clude the lollowing from the King wheelbase. It's luxury-powered. The Strato-Streak V-8 with James Version of the Bible (He- o'clock. Supper will-be served in with exclusive Strato-Streak power. Outstanding in comfort v St Michael's School at 6 p.m.' • four-barrel carburetor pul« 200 horaepower up front. It'a brews 2:9, 15): But we see Jesus, A Holy Hour wUl be held. In and jtiding ease with a long wheelbase and big-car-stability who was made a little lower than Y P. TOWNSEND, Ate. •^^•.-.•.•^-l^--BBJp»;l liixury-styted.-.Fabrics apdtappointments matchithoaeof the unmatched at the price. Especially outstanding in thewonder- : the church for the youth of the highest-priced cara./Zt's beautifully distinctive—way out the angels .for the suffering ot parish and their parents at 8 p.m. MJJH> VAN LINES, Inc. ful way it handles in traffic, responds with passing power. For "ii death,' crowned with glory and The Rev. John O'Brien of Seton .front for future-foahioned amartrtessÂiMfu'o a Pontiac— luxurious driving at. modest cost you simply can't do better. honour; that he by the grace of Hall University, South Orange, which means topmost reliability, thrift and resale value, God should taste'death for every will preach the sermon at the NOTHIHG and the easiest price on any big' luxury car! & man . . .And deliver, them whoHoly Hour and,the Archdiocesan through fear of death were all CYO Glee Club. "The Chorallers," ON %.s their lifetime subject to bondage." OPEN to be read from "Science and Health with Key to the Scriptures" YOUR ACCOUNT by Mary Baker Eddy Is the fol- iiMiNHwrnm '.'.!'•• '.•'•"."• ••' •' lowing (426:16): ''When it is TODAY! learned that disease cannot des- CURRENT DIVIDEND troy life, and that mortals arc AUTO m am* tatt kMttfaH with oil! THE SPECTACULAR 860—Here is the biggest, Bmartest. not saved-from sin or sickness by HEMiYH f death, this understanding will highest-powered car ever priced so low—less than many • kanr •Mds«r nrthlnr atent Chris- For OH Heat you c«m t beat, insist on quicken into' newness of life. It . tltb Icctafcrc will intetcat you, because models of the lowest-priced lines and much less than will master cither a desire to dieINSUtANCE EACH SAVINGS ACCOUNT »NSU«D UP. TO $10,000, at Witt < iha wmmt *t tsse waatiu why ChrigtUa stripped economy models of higher-priced makes. Yet it's or a dread of the grove, and thus I(B •aM^PPataKflB* kCaMBB AIMi AOCvOm iVOfll a king-sized car with a 122" wheelbaao, delivering 200 destroy the great fear that besets I fears. It will ovlafas bow prasrer. M 1 • •.->.« • ~ ttaa Science beala disease and . ••iV.'w Mobilheat horaepower. Beauty? Just look! And remember—you can mortal existence." r «T lumuui mkkmi. Acoepi this choose from 4 interiors and 36 color-combinations. Never All with tlw Mstary-MMktev has it been BO easy to own a truly finecar ! 2OO-II. W. fflf«to-«H««k V-« The Leadino Savings Institution "V IBST CUKIOF OBUST.SQBnTST Every Pontiac has the Strato-Streak V-8, one of the •nmomu AVK. AT MUM •«. Buns daxra and hot — kwps tlrf THIS** A FREE LECTURE entitled YOU most efficient power plants ever developed. Here's CBANTOBa a Urn, "Mltctt* in Central Union County jam bul bills low. Call 0*4 for more take-off punch, more passing drive and more •ehrica: Sunday 11 A.M. e Wtff MY MOUt Christian Saencc: MoMhoat and Prompt DupmaOr ~ —«~#i» n*>*4fiTTrutncg than you have ever en- Sunday flchael U AJt acgwAM Tatthnenlsl 8ar*«ca - ""Magnifying God In Pray cr"* abk fktvlnr •day Evenlm. •:» •'clock .1 BBJUHMO KOOH s &g 1U NkftavValaa A««h, Craatarsl • By . ..vJun kSaa dally Man. thru FrL. 10:30 to « VM. I power-package for 200honepou*r. rtiday wrtalag 7 JO - • Earl E. Simnu, C.S-, tat. 1 ta 4 9M. FRED W. VOSS •f ACSID!, TEXAS. of the_Bo«rd_of JLectureship of The- f ucROYnrwiiso MoA^ChiiixhrnrfenrTrarXJirjnrrA- 44 South Union Xvai HOW Cranford* K. J. CR 1-4131 Friday, April 29th, at 8:30 p.m. CONVfNIENUY CHRISTIAN -DEPWOABLt nUOllJtY SERVICE MOttt 19UT CR 14341 10CATED AT SCIENCE IIOA0 ROTCHFORD PONTIAC, Inc. I V***i *"-^—*•»-• Sfacrinan S<^

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THE CRANFOBD etTDDEN AND CHBONICUE, THURSDAY. JkFfUL II, JIM CARWOOD Cornerstone Ceremony at Calvary » The cornerstone of the new educational unit of Calvary Lutheran 4hurch will be laid this Sunday at 4 p.m., with the service in recog- Elizabeth Man Joins THURSDAY, APRIL 21. 1955 nition of this event beginning in the church. The pastor, the Rev. 9 Arnold J. Dahlquist, will be the liturgist and the sermon will be Stevens Law Firm preached by the Rev. Godfrey E. Albertl. pastor qf St. Paul's Lutheran Magistrate Charles J. Stevens of 37 Alden street has announced Cancer Fund May or Aids in Fight Ag tCaiicer Light Vote thatMyles-J—Gilsettan-of-Eliza- • ELECTRICAL • • LIQUOR STOKES • PLUIUIKKS Nominate Brown-) IN evillev Nelson tfent of the Central Conference of beth is now associated with him KEN1LWORTH — Councilman 1iie New Jersey Synod. . Florapliile Club CONTHACTOBS In Garwood in the, practice of .law. " SERVICE CHAPMAN BROS. Olivcr'J—BrownrRepubUcan.-will \ Music will include the anthem, UNION SCHEB'S Slate Submitted Mr. Gilsenan is a graduate of PLmtBOIG e: HEATING oppose Councilman" Walter E. Bo- ••Built on the, Rock," arranged by TBUST COMPANY r E^paitsion Apprwal AMvst Holy Cross College and Columbia. BIG TELEPHONE NEWS JOSSXNO Friday Night Primaries right, Democrat, in; the race for Christiansen, sung by the three For May Election Law School. He was admitted to CkMklac AccauSs GARWOOD—With no local con- stage! It is undesirable educationally as Asm-CONIHTIONING mayor at the General Election in With the primary election just over, • choirs under the direction of M!fs. • The following slate of officers practice' in New York last year Loans— Savings Accounts • . • en. G KRWOOD — Volunteers will tests in either primary and appar- well as from a health viewpoint. Thft for the Floraphile Garden Club A««u. C'• . .- CStaalard canvass the borough house-to- November. • the citizens of Kenilworth must think Marlin Sieg, minister of music. and was admitted to the New . All Trust Services ently little, interest in tilts for gym is not nearly adequate for a proper was presented at a regular meet- Jersey bar'on March 17, 1955. house tomorrow starting at, 7 p.m. county and state nominations, only Councilman Brown gained theabout going to th< j polls again next Thurs- George Schlenker will be the or- ing of the club Monday evening: — S CMWMteattr UaM Often — physical education program for all stu- He served his clerkship . with in tu*. annual appeal for the Can- 228 voters, or less than 10 percent Republican nomination at Tues- day afternoon. This time they won't be ganist. • President, Mrs. Norman Brubaklr: J. Victor Carton of Asbury Park W« Answer Tour Ttlephosw Fund drive, uhich is contlnu- of the 2,535 registered voters in dents. 1 : 1M •*•!• An.. «., day's primary electioh by defeat- : "Following the offering, which vice-president, Mrs. John Collins; and with John McGeehan of New- 24 Hours Iw; Day -• the borough, went to the polls on voting for candidates, but for or against '' '.'• -.'' in the' borough throughout ing Mayor Robert C. Krueger by All these inadequacies plus the fact Drill be given to the expansion recording secretary, Mrs. James ark. Mr. Gilsenan was in the UQOOB 8IQBE Tuesday. There were 141 votes You Lnvt- It Hlaci — W« Anwtr Bru« W. —115 Eltsakctk A»«- Workers will assemble in a bond issue forJJSOO.OOO for a school , '-• ;.'"' fund, the entire congregation will Phelan; corresponding secretary, Army for 22 months from 1051 to cast In the Republican primary an almost two-to-6ne margin. In that six part-time classes are scheduled TELEPHONE Hall with their collec- (•!'••'• . gjrocecd to the front of the build- Mrs. Francis Charles, and treasur- 1953, serving in the European SM WntsaUster A»» and 87 for Democratic nominees. piling up 608 .votes. Councilman expansion program for September indicate clearly that the'• "' jpg. Robert Neuman, president of MESSACX EXCHANGE Klisakatk following the canvass and er, Mrs. James Sommerville. Mrs.theatre. ' " . Former Councilman Edward H. If there is one. subject that most present facilities «re inadequate. the Church Council, will'officiate William Dodds was chairman of CUtfirt S-MM • • > Member FDIC John Richardson, treasurer, while the items to be placed in the e reiuTtiTThe auot*/ls Tiller was .accorded the highest citizens have an interest in, it's an edu- To solve these problems, the Board, the nominating committee. The REALESTATE toUll th vote .of any candidate in either cornerstone are brought forward: election will be held in May. cation for their children. There are of Education proposes to- build a wing Boyle-Midway District captains jkT e Mrs. primary, receiving 128 tallies, as Others participating in this part During a business session con- AUTO DEALERS BANKS and to Harding School containing a large L GUIER Charles Shoosmith, first district; Republican candidate for a three- times When providing for this is a bur- _ _. . . of the ceremony will be August ducted by Mrs. William Foppert, SAVINGS Elects Hohnstine FLOKISTS BSaMi BSTA.TS ' Ernest Holt and Mrs. Thomas year term on the Borough Coun- den, but most persons feel it is money gymnasium, boys'.and "girls' locker rooms Thermann, Sr., Raymond Obrock, president, it was decided to parti- MrS LAING MOTOR CAR CO. INSTITUTIONS Norton, second^MJS, Roy Fitzsim- cil. His running mate in November, ll j and showers, a cafeteria, a manual train- Gordon Sieg, Clarence Hnusmann, cipate in the council of Cranford well spent. j thiid^/and Miss Florence for the two full council terms will . .Bernard • Schneider, , Theodore garden, clubs now being formed. Vice^President Your Autborind To maintain a school system, a ing room, a household arts room and 14 v OitfXBdl be John G. Malko, who garnered Frank of Westfield, Susan Van- Representing the Floraphile Gar- Jack T. HonstTne has _ Cnatmt4 - W«»U»U - Bertram J. Bertolamy (left), Garwood chairman for this regular and special classrooms. The board CSaafsrs' s-lsM have been distribute 116 votes Tuesday. Board of Education must-.expend funds, strom. Dale Vogel, Arlene Magan, den Club will be Mrs. Leonard elected a vice-president in charge A COaTJXSTS SBBTICS VO» .month's campaign for funds toward the American Cancer Society, of product research and develop- SaWBBS O» A1X AOSS ^y» local stores and taverns by Second and'third highest votes which the taxpayers must supply. There estimates this will be sufficient to meet C. Stuart Burns, Jr.*. of Fanwood, Moody and Mrs. John Garber. v is shown presenting Mayor William H. Severage with a pin follow- ment for Boyle-Midway, Inc., ward Tiller, assistant chairman were given by local residents to can be no argument. that the trustees all future enrollments in the publilic • BnhirK -Plants'r^rH'i/ht iin by members in UIMBER ing his contribution marking the kick-off for a house-to-house w 1OHH W. HEINS 4 SON charge, of industry and mer- 'State Senator Kenneth C. Hand, - Doss. the "Bring "ernj^ck Auve canvass to be conducted in the borough tomorrow night. Looking are spending a minimum amount in this school system. Following the laying of the cor- fenberger, president of the com- also has sent letters who received 121 votes in his un- test were judged by Mrs. Bru- /-hnirmnn respect as Kenilworth appropriates less Can the borouggh afford this ppro- nerstone the pastor, will lead the' baker, Mrs. Alan Wells, and Mrs. pany. •'.'•..'• Sales and Servlea inaustry apipwilnTlôJôTrtrt- VENTEB8 FLOBtST nominationTand' St for-e^ch: €hildâsed-^n-_axeiage_ ,âily__gram? When i t comes to educationdi , some congregation in prayer. The serv- John Conover. Winners in each Mr. Hohnstine. has been associ- , flvmes SOfPLT OCX butions. . las, who attracted 119 votes as Re- . ice will conclude with the singing class were: Aluminum plant, Mrs. ated . with . Boyle-Midway, Inc., »••••: PLalaSaU «-«t41 Bertram. J- Bertolamy, general attendancttd e or averagverage daily enrollmenenrollmentt sayiTdSe^ln^^^ and its predecessor the A. publican nominee for a one-year of "The Church's .One Foundation Sommerville; peperoni, Mrs. Fop- t81k 8ln«t- tnmired Saving* — Horn* LOOM ihaiiman, has urged residents to than any other community in the county. With if. Jesus Christ Her Lord." Boyle Company since 1036, during TJXS.— nowexe By Revised Program Announcedunexpired term on the Borough the sixth .lowest tax rate in the pert; lantana, Mrs. Coriover; bru- Service DepU U4 E. 4th Street contribute as generously as pos- In addition, there can be no doubt county this year, The financial condition âllia _Mrs.._Mpody; variegated which time he has served as chem- Council. ' •"• < SHARKEY, Inc. sible in order to meet the quota, Assemblywoman Florence of the need for additional public school of the boroug-h look..s. in good- shape —. The ivy, Mrs. Elliott "Hijune; begonia, For Sulk Vaccine Injections te Betfi-Er In addition to his duties at the which is higher than last year. Dwyer of Elizabeth also ran high facilities. One class is now meeting in state's Local Government Board approved Mrs. Wells; kalanchoe, Mrs. company's extensive research and PLATTS WILLYS Residents who are not at home P.' Salk anti-polio vaccine wilV be ad- locally, receiving the votes of. 11? r the plan, indicating it believes U>ebor- Charles.. ... •.. ..'.I...... •..•-, ... •development./ .laboratory at its FLOWERS. Inc. wheii^ thb' "•"votuttteers" ministered to children in the first .and'^ s econd^gra"des:""6f "the- Garwood Borough fiall, another is using a lub- Sisterhood Plans Following "a general" horticul- leave contributions at the Subur- tadiMI^lSAlh plant in Cranford, he also is in Attthorixad W WVtnMMt, schools next Wednesday, it was reported today by Lewis F. Laird, nomination' as a Republican candi- Brown stanay ural report by Mrs.. John Collins, charge of Boyle-Midway's labora- WOSK OHS SKCIAI.TV ban Trust Company. Garwood superintendent of the^public-schools. -...... '••' '. ••• date for preelection; '•.••.•^.,.,l.';. :',;'„ ••,;,,...;districts, . the manual training room in the Me- this program—if approved—will increase Election Toiiight lorticulture chairman, special re- tories- located in Chicago, 111.; Los KAISER —^WILL Vtsrisla' Tetectas* Pattvety AaVsv Branch. Checks should be made 1 • BEAUTY SALONS • Only Other nominee to receive In the Republican c next year's tax rate, but not top greatly; lorts were given as follows: Mrs. Angeles, Cal.; Chamblee, Ga., and Originally it had been planned to start the inoculation program Kiniey School has been sharply criticized ; A slate of officers will be pre- 108 Wolaut Are. * REFRIGERATORS • payable to the American Cancer over 100 votes in the Borough was Borough Council, f orrhek Council- Such a program as this-can be at- /loody, tuberous begonias; Mrs. j Toronto, Canada. In the local public and parochial by the State Department of Education. sented by-the nominating commit- Society, John Richardson, treasur- pupils from the first and second Robert Parkhijl, Republican nom- man Dudley • Neville de a tt'e at a meeting tonight of the UJTord Stockbergert annuals, and ' During his career at WILLIAM'S BEAUTY BOX er- . schools yesterday, but supplies of While meeting all safety jjequirements, tacked from many anglel s and from.many — BErAnu — VBED CABS VJUTS CRANFORD ELECTRIC grades of Franklin School.' inee for a four-year term as col- smashing ppolitical cornel by Whil ti ll ft it Sisterhood of Temple Beth-El at rtrs. Robert Hoyt, chrysanthe- Midway, Mr. Hohnstine has been the vaccine were not received in AmtaarUe* Mayor William H. Severage is lector-treasurer, with 115 tallies. leading all local candidates^ he the McKinley School leaves much to be points of view in an effort to justify op- f :30 o'clock in the. temple. mums. * responsible for the IIS NMk Vausa A * FOOD MARKETS Second group to receive inocu- tkui: KAhway ?-3aU FRIGID A IRE honorary chairman and Miss Doris Union County as soon as had been Mayor Fred P. Andersen of polled 638 votes. Edward Nelson desired as an educational structure and position. But one overall proposition ro- Huston, program of a long line of the company's lations will be the 140 pupils from ;. Mrs. H. Martin Friedman, chair- Mrs. Fred T. Colwell publicity chairman. expected after approval of its use Cranford, now serving an Unex- also gained the Republican nomi- man., will report for the nomin- rhairtnan, showed colored, slides household, aids, insecticides, and Sales A Senrle* ° St. Anne's School, followed by ap- snould be replaced as soon as possible, mains. If the children of Kenilworth are * W»U«t A»«. CHAS. KURTZ Mrs..Shoosmith is serving also as was. announced last week. Ac- pired term on the. Union County nation by gaining 443 voles, j aerosol-packed products," among ctuiui e-eiu proximately 100 first and second •;•.'•%$ ating committee. Other members aken -at the , club's fall flower L'cretary for the drive. Board of Freeholders, was fav- successful Republican aspiran' However•- , i•t i•s likel•••'•y i-t wil="l b>-e- use—d many to continue to receive an adequate edu- Of the committee are: Mrs. Wynn which are Aerowax, Aero Shave, CSHMOS BtBAXS * cording to Dr. A. L. Johnson,graders from Washington. School. ;how, ""Local Color." CUtk TmAlp THE POWDER PUFF - CBANFOBD ored by Garwood residents, 83 towere Arthur Russo who polled 37i ears before this is accomplished. . cation, the expansion program must be \Katz, Mrs. Charles Ross. Mrs. Kurt Black Flag insecticides, Wizard county superintendent, of schools, The Injections will be made by 42, over Elfie L. Scheideler of Ro- votes, • Carman Lepore, ' who at- deodorizers -and Wizard Hair An undesirable arrangement is approved. Without it the school system |Jetzger and Mrs. Richard Shire. Ms* Rohzar, Prop. SERVICE Republican Club the vaccine now is scheduled toDr. Francis .Karney, borough selle, in their contest for Republi- tempted unsuccessfully to pull out This organization was previously Need to Revise Spray. can only go in one direction—downhill. MABSHALL arrlye the end of this Week. physician; Dr. Leon J. Anson, pub- can nomination for a one-year un- of the race.'and Mrs. Mahlon Ma- now in force regarding the. we of the known as the Temple Women's Mr. Hohnstine attended Ohio ALDEN STBBBT STATIONS lic school physician, and Dr. No clear-thinking, civic-minded resident UN Charter Told MOTOR SALES. INC.. Spring Dance Set Plans announced last week expired term on the board. rino. Mr.. Leport received 145 [e of the auditorium of' Harding ciub. \,. •: ' •.'.".•. 'State University and the Univer-. cst a seat , Charles L. Lomack of 1 South ave- votes and. Mrs. Marino was low v Various ways in which the GARWOOD—The Garwood Re- called for administration of .second Democratic nominees for local School as a gymnasium, cafeteria and would or could, condone such a situation. A film on^cancer will be shown sity of Cincinnati. He is a mem- Since UUBBTS TEXACO STATION nue, assisted by Mrs. Mildred United Nations Charter could be publican Club will hold its first shots next Wednesday and third office's received votes as follows:with 109. through the courtesy of the Union ber of the Chemical ' Aalaariata D«aWr E.CBB1CATION Kuchta, public school nurse; Mrs. The vote by districts In the Re- revised were discussed by Wey- annual. spring dance tomorrow and final inoculations on May 25. (Continued- ota page 2) pounty Chapter^ of the American Manufacturers Association; BICYCLES GaS-OU Helen Boettgeri—borough nurse, publican mayoralty were: ' . Cancer Society inN:pnnection with man O. Stecngrafe. vice-president American Society for Testing Ma- LINCOLN * JsXKCUaY evening at the Cranwood, 216 Under the revised program, the in-£haicae_fiLeducatirtn of the New GABWOOD COAL CO. fsck-Otp and DeUvery Servian and two other-local-nursesT-" ~ - lat tns »r«, Tattl HeMnff Held 50Qr Louis Warren, program .chairman, 000 to -provide for a gymnasium, is in charge of arrangements. tions, at a meeting last Thursday Rosdnsateir • fr thtrGa Show to Benefit Brown wasn't unexpected,.. .debt limit to add sion program and the borough's Relations ' - BVDOB »'sreav BOCTCLBB . Association and St. Michael's Pia JMffiSLatjd ^rls* she Hostesses will be Mrs. Jerry ATLANTIC SERVICE be torn 9 p.nT'l^TiTVVdv'airci" December, Mr. Uaird reported. gaine* d three a VinglTTa5faW~SchooT ^w Joins EBSO Staff C«s«pUto Besalis - rarta • Aee*M*>ies School. Mayor • Krueger The program ^previously re- er rooms, manual Jfevund, Mrs. Harold Berman, Mrs,Club of Union Junior College in 1» NOBTSt AVB^ W. CBaafwa e-Uie sales for the affair have been e«- > Requests for inoculations for Cancer Fund ballots; while favorably considered" by the Lo- James P.,Duval, 34 Broad street, ATLANTIC ; votes on absentee ceived the approval of Dr. Fred- household room, cafeteria and 14 Jack Schwartz and Mrs. Nathe college library. ccllent, according to îe dance their children were received from Described as 80 to 90 percent GARWOOD—The Drama Work- Councilman Brown got one absen- cal Government Bo\rd at a heor- Mr. Steengrafe, principal at has joined the staff of Esso Re- in Trenton, erick Raublnger, state commis- special and regular classrooms. Schurer. LOVELAMD FUEL tnluli committee consisting of Samuel K. the .parents of 154 pupils in the effective. in preventing paralytic shop sponsored by the Recreation tee vote. *' • , ing Monday morning g, •' x Benjamin Franklin School, West- search "and Engineering Company's —r—: BUILDING first and second grades of the pub- poliomyelitis, the vaccine is being Henry G. Nulton, counsel, sioner of education. The Local Meanwhile, members of the Autherlewl stead benrtoe — Pick. Up aa4 Caatrsi A*«s. WcstOeU S StWBCA BOA» thy Schlund, Ann Brosky, Patricia 156 votes,, one more than his un- property. Buildings not Gain First Honors SALES — SEftVICB WKstScU t-Wtf . : (Continued on page 2) ; First honors for scholastic hon- Coyle and Frances Costa, and protected during construc- PAKTS —'WEUUNQ "Candacp"; directed by Frances tion usually require it ors for 'the sixth school month Aatkerbei cm e-xsu — OAT OB NIUJIT have been gained by three Cran- • ^ FUNERAL Costa and featuring Mary* Ann latex. Wiener, Kathie Cusmano, Kathcr- PTA to Elect ford students at Pingry School, Reo—EelimeÊxcen ROTCHFORD PONTIAC. IMC. CAMERAS DIRECTORS ECONOMY TELEVISION Elizabeth. - BaAUBeaalt ine Wuwczak. and Adolph Vogel; We Specialize Exclu- u««y Otkcr rUases Msks and Bcpsir a radio skit, "None But the Lone- Officers Monday They are: Robert Stanger of •BUVSBT USTICS sively in protection MARTENS- CKANFOlU ly Heart," directed by William 409 Casino avenue, a tenth grade PHOTO SHOP DOOLEY FUNERAL SEHVICE laj BBNIftMlW ST. KENILWORTH—An election of student; James Stuart of 325 Pros- IVEstfiold 2-2S28 B P O NT I AC Perry and featuring Don and offlcers will be held Monday eve- of property against Camaraa^ Proleciora •EEJUtfJXES and pect avenue, an. eighth grade pu- W N. BbMr St. WirtliH.^. J. Frances Costa, and. a song recital, ning in Harding School by the 1 pil; and Fred Guyer of 319 Hamp- Satesfc Smvic * TYPEWRITER conducted by Mrs. Richard-Har- Kenilworth Parent-Teacher Asso- other Wood Destroy- per, featuring 12 singers. ciation. ton'strect" a "sixth-grade students T»mpmH.Vkstaa —,Vk litaate SanHte SERVICE Patis— Itepairs L A president, two vice-presidents, ing Insects, using de- ~Ave,7if. i Rose Bass is stage manager, as- pt n d ab 1 e englneeting Injured in Collision • v.. ARTSUPPUES GOOD WILL, USED CABS iisted by Donald Perrj^ and Wil- recording and corresponding scc- liam Perry. Margaret Aklari Is retarres" ond"a~ treasurer-•* be Portia Franciotti, 43, of Rosette- Ceniennidr methods. We arc not •nomuNES / 4U NOIIB AVX. B. mistress of ceremonies, and Coun- elected. , Park, suffered' contusions of the AVAS BO HARDWARE OIL BURNERS * Bosiiiess Machine Co* cilman Frederick C. Wehrum, Jr., simply exterminator*. rigjrt—hand and knee, police re- •CANVAS BOA1B8 S-31M Mrs. Ruth Boyle, public school •EASELS is in charge of arrangements. Every Job is supenrlaed ported, when the car in which she SALES — SERVICE psychologist in SuiYimit, will speak GARWOOD COAL CO. Invitations will be distributed to- on mental health and shod/ a film Tdh was riding, driven by Patsy Fran- CBANFOBD PAINT & 230 Centennial Avenue ^p duT537llS^ntW^lTOi?a^ RELIABLE FUEL OIL morrow evening by the door-to- on the same subject ' • 7 UNICJN CCaJNTY HARDWARE STORE (-7300 f nically trained. licensed involved in » collision at North door solicitors for the Cancer Mrs. John Ruth, president, will PAINTING SETS Fund. preside. -—gin—Tr—-•—-•"• ••-—-- and North-Union avenues shortly AUL STANDARD SIZB - OarAm Tgela • Booae IMralshtae* UPHOLSTERERS We ate a New Jersey after 3 p.m. Sunday. The injured SuppUae' - conaonAi. AVE. woman was treated by Dr. Ed- URETFRAMES mond Kassouf. Driver of the sec- ATLANTIC FUEL Ott. CBJUfFOBD Hew Jersey residents, and IN STOCK •ONE DAY Salk Polio Inoculations we have served New Jer- ond car was listed as Mury Fer- rador, 46, of 35 Burnside avenue. REEL-STRONG FUEL COT sey property owners sue* AalSsrlu« E. & L. HARDWARE CO. a bMerier OecoratM CMSfully sine* 1S35. Our B U I C T1MKERT *7»*i- SMp'Oevea - IMioikne BepaM INSTALLATION May Start Here Tuesday RICHARD HARTIG Open Dally S A. IL.to 7 P.M •al«s *»* SarvU* TOfKEN OS. KENILWORTH .— Because the noculations in the morning. In reputation in this field Is (JOHNSTON PAINT SHOP) QMCT TSIUCK SALES unsurpassed. * Thura. a. Frt UU S P. M. WATER HEATERS Salk . polio vaccine dldn'tjj arrive, the cfternoon. Dr. Edmund John- ©I references 101 N. Union Are. CBaafart » tsaa Sundsy from 8 A. M. to 1 P.1L inoculations for . first and second kins and Dr. Fredrick Apfelbaum 930 N. BrMfi SI. - EUiabetk Depeadable. ntendly Senrice Sine* * NO DOWN PAYMENT grade students did not get under- will administer the vaccine. CKaafw* C-tM* luUu Mm** CBaplata «-aiaS SAVINGS are available in New Jer- EUukiUi 1-3306 Vmlmm aa4 M«rtk A*M. - VENETIAN way this week, but. the program Mr. Krau.s said children who sey—not in some distant BLINDS is scheduled to begin on Tuesday are absent on Tuesday or Wed- state. Our work Is GUAR- GUARANTEED nesday will be able to get the shots. LOVELAMD FUEL CO. PAINTERS in the Kenilworth public schools. ANTEED FOB 5 YEARS JEWELER It is hoped, Mr. Authorized Distributor •FIRST PAYMENT Edwin W. Kraus, superinten- next Thursday. CHAKFOnT) the Kssntxst Fuel Qfl Hoppers Cos* CBANFOBD DECORATORS IN WRITING dent of schools, reports he hasKraus said, to complete ull •— a one^year gu tee is TIS rAMOUS BBABD4O ANTSAACRS D. J. McKooacM. Fna. QPBO1STERT SHOP been informed by Dr. Arthur L. llrst shots by next Thursday- Aft- MARTIN JEWELERS Johnson, county superintendent of er getting the inoculations, the worthless. HEARING AID ' Call CMmmtw* S>U«4 PAIMTniG SEPTEMBER students will continue on their SSt Msrta A««^ B. Cnihrt Registered Jeweler Interior — F-*TTt"i schools, that the vaccine will be For Twirtyr»i«î«n « out charge by the National Founr BUREAU i-itie dation for Infantile Paralysis. assist with clerical duties. Ml I. Fr.nl Bl.. It is expected the program In St. In addition to the Parent-Teach- —4 Locust-Str*«t ., er Association members who urc ' I0-0AY MONIV-BACK OUARAHTfl Theresa's School will begin on ROSELLE PARK, N J. • DEUCATESSENS * IL^ May 4. assisting in the program, the PT*A For Horn* Demonstration Phese Celi a*i Cites •tirtt^ **8o much to. do ^Jiio dental office on the second will provide lollipops for each MOHEYLARUE chnaihbcUlatedr—"---" -—>-— CHestnut S-U92 MATTHEWS Ik serving a salad, have sB *> COLONY DELICATESSEN WOrn ttoosV culpwt «hen tb« floor of the McKinley grcdleats cold and crisp. This cas LAUNDRY CXX •act answer Âfrican pioneer. v*- be used as the site to administer Mr. Kraus reports all necessary Spac* fak«n by Of HEARING SERVICE S« dona by keeping the salad as LACNDBT — BB* CLKAMOia - " ) cam* from a wom»» the shots. Dr. Roland Johnklns equipment is ready to begin the CHestnut 1-1492 UM refrigerator until Una t* Bua cLBAMimo — wvm STOBAOB oat to b« taundreM ** 332 Centennial Avenue CRanford 6-5620 pror.rjm us soon as the vaccine t and Dr. Morse Shcphard, school PUBUC SERVICE ~< 2 Wade Ave« Cmnfevdl them aerrtsg em really uiulkal examiners, will give the njrrivci. CBaniord M3U Biatas. • • *•*' ••. -. .. :',;,. i- *: 'i:

TUB CHANFORD CHt2Bt AND CHROttCt^. THURSDAY, APRIL 11, 1*5 THCT 21.

bars wetw owartkd to Claire and Mrs. Charles Sboosntth and the psychologist cooperating with hettl supper Saturday starting atVl3 and 15 years. He requested that Rfgina Knight. It MeHon, 4l; Arthur ft. tloyd, 78; Fritut J. Slugaslct, 78; William Feted on Retirement Presbyterian Service GOP Nominates 84, and Jane Lowe Meineke, 24. A. YouhgrT7, and Edward J. Bel- Diane Boright, Robert Hubinger Bobert Ecob of the Oarwpod parents, teachers and children in 5 p.m. in the post headcjuurten; at boys interested in participating get Republican Council Candidates Ate unopposed, county commit- eht-Teacher Association. " Kindergarteners Entertain Psychologist cases referred to him of pupils 221 South avenue. '' (Continued pom page J) tee members received vtrtes as fol- In the tilt for three nomination* luscio, 23; for three members of and Mildred. MacKenzie, while Topics Announced in .touch with him .any day' after eight-ye^r awards went to Walter not getting along In their school oppose** Tunnins mate, Edward R. in the Democratic primary: for the Board of Freeholders, local Board of Freeholders, Robert C. GARWJOOD — "Believing With- school. a 1 Boright, Pejuy and Billy Clark taFUl work or in social relations with Woodruff. Councilman Mascaro First *AV*"*H!r ^ Lewi* Republicans voted as follows: Kirkpatrick, 81; George B. Doty, [pre-SchoolRoundup Vmton Post Created out Secing^jvilrTie. the sermon and Richard Miller. Joseph Di- fellow-students. ' Babe Ruth League polled 58 votes in the first district, djUrs- Tillie Spata. Freeholder F. Edward Biertuemp- Jr., 81, and Francis J. Burns, 80; Ttar Fargt AM Card GARWOOD—Members of the present kindergarten classes were topi£_of-'-tnc Rev, Eric S. Tougher, Little League Meeting fel, 73; Richard P. Hatfleld, 68; for two-year unexpired freeholder Mario and Paulette Svitak re- It was announced that creation pastor, at the 11 a.m. worship 51 in the second and 47 in the 33; Second District, John E. COn- hosts to pre-scBool children whose mothers took them to school on For Schools GARWOOD—.A meeting of the -. third. Mr. Woodruff's vote by du> Un. 22. and MTSJ Carmela Casale, Freeholder Ernest 8. Hickok, 60; term. Richard A. PeUt, 81; torceived seven-year bars, and six- Tuesday to ;it&tor lor entering the local public school systerifin of the new position was decided service at the Garwood Presby- Session Scheduled Robert 3. McNair, 46; Eugene T. one-year unexpired freeholder year awards were presented to GARWOOD—The Board ot Ed-upon following approval of the terian Church this Sunday. . GARWOOD—Plans for conduct- operating personnel of the Gar- . tricts: /First, 58; second^ 62; and 22; Third District. Michael J. Glo- September. Tn*" newcomers were served refreshments and entertained wood Little League, Inc., will be dic 10. and Mrs. Clara M. Michaels. Daly, 34; Lee S. Rigbjr. 32; Anna ,term, William F. Crowley, 80. ' James Arthur, Carol Pappas and ucation is accepting applications suggestion by Superintendent Topic for- the Westminster Fel- ing a Babe Kuth League baseball Joan-Weber. •by the kindergarten pupils. Laird and Dr. L. J. Anson. school program in the borough' this sea- .held tonight at 8 o'clock in the '•> With the stimulus of the local [RfUlrORD for the newly-created position of lowship at 7:30 p.m. will be "The under direction of Mrs. Robert physician. son for boys above Little League Borough Hall. and county Republican battles, the George Casabona. 18, andMrs. Namara, 11; Edwin G. Keyser, 11; "Arthul Borfe and D*ugt hit- school psychologist, following ac- Church of the Empty Cross." Re- ldhi ;»RC.will be furthered at a meeting j election attracted 1,211 persons to Rita Chomiewf. IB. Leonard J. Whittemore, 8. NYC Evangelist tie won flve-year bin, and Susan 'tkarsrits meetimj-last week auth- Mrs. John. W. Hagrish. chairman j f,eshments will be served, April Is Cancer Control Month F.M. ijnan members of the Parent- in the band room in Lincoln School the polls, about 38 percent of the Total votes by districts were Fred E. Haley was favored by Dully a Iour>year bar, and Warren orizing establishment ot the post of thC"board's~trdwTOtton-e<)mmit-!---Thcn'-wtH-be-ft-rneotin8 0t.-the In New Jersey Teacher Association registered new Bûcticrir at 8 p.m. tomorrow, ii'~was~ariV registered vote of 3,175. Thislwas cast as follows: District 1. Repub- local voters for the Republican and Wayne Tudor three-year bars. tec, reported that a survey by hei 1 Ladies' Aid Society in the church To Addrem Rites oupils for the 1956-56 term at on a one-day-a-week basis. Appli- no.unced hy Joseph Troiaiio, athU-- one of the best turnouts In the lican, 50. and Democratic, 36; Dis- nomination for an unexpired two- One~year pins went to Linda Bos- cqrnmittec revealed that three of a, 8:30 p.m. next Thursday, Flaw TaraMa MOW THRTJ TUESDAY Franklin and Washington Schools cations may be sent to Superin- tic director for the Garwood Rec- county. trict' 2', Republican. 37. and Demo- year term on the Board of Free- sinter, John Kieffer. Andrea Reed In Sentence the live other municipalities in Tarnish should be flowed ante a GARWOOD—A tendent of Schools Lewis F. Laird reation Commission^ , • ' •»'• In the Republican" As*mbly cratic. 23; District 3, Republican, holders, receiving 5? votes to 44At and Linda Schutt*. .. APRIL 28" I ^ Tuesday and will complete the review of the Regional District No. 1 already •uiface. with • bruth that hold* u 1 KENILWORTH-Paul ft Brtler, program,at the same schools to- case of Anthoay English, 35, of at the school office in Franklin have school psychologists, nnd that Spaghetti Supper Mr. Troiano said the commission much maUrUl aa gbtaiaU withoul race. Mrs.. Florence P. Dwyer of 32. and Democratic. 10; District 4, for John W. Zerega and 24 for Those receiving gix-month pins TECHNICOLOR 1 Elizabeth, incumbent, was fevlarad Republican. 22, and Democratic, Ogden Beatty. , an evangelist who works among wtff Nancy Bartet, Bally Fraset. | morrow. • Roselle Park, son of Mrs. Anthonny School. school officials of. these three com- GARWOOD —The auxiliary of has taken out the league charter dripping. A im«U art* should ka WILLIAM OBACC Englese bf 204 Fourth avenue, has munities recommended the pro-Bay L»>ar Post. €807. Veterans of and applications are being âccept- qulcklir covered and tha rmimUk by local voters] polling 543 votes. .IS. ••••>' Votes for county and state nom- the Puerto Ricans in New York Patricia Hauc Cart Ji KCLLT Many of the studente ln"the local The set-up would be entirely Jerry BOLOKN resulted in a five-year reduction gram highly. • • . ed from boys between the ages of spread outVvaolsx . ' —,-••- ' Arthur Nelson lot Roselle. barked Garwood votes in the contest for inations were cast by Garwood City, will be the speaker at KenU- • schools, as well as their teachers, voluntary, it was explained, with Foreign Wars, will conduct a spag- llasoni, Richard Walck and Ken- "Bridgw At Toko-R, in the 20-year term imposed on by the Good Government Repub- flour Republican nominations lor Democrats as follows: worth Gospel Chapel Ion Sunday. have been reporting on trips made neth-WiUs. Three-month pins were him upon his conviction on a licans, got -409 votes. He. was General Assembly were: Assem- For State Senate, Robert L. He wUI address the Bible Clan of during the recent Easter vacation; presented to Laird and Sandra charge of deserting from the Army trailed by G. tlifford Thorns s of blywoman Dwyer. 117; Assembly- Sheldon. 80; for four members of the Family Bible Hour at 11 ajn. BOD JOAN Mrs. Warren W. Halsey enjoyed Barclay, Wesley Ann Bartel and CAMBBON during World War II, it was an- Elizabeth, 326; Donald H. Bagger man William R. Vanderbilt, 75; General Assembly, Allen Kauf- and the gospel service at • pjn. LESLIE vacation in Vermon^ while Mrs. LUDWIG P. METZGER of Westfleld, 320; William R. Van- Prayer meetings will be held at Peter Neunuuv ' nounced last Wednesday by his DUDLEY NKVpXE ED WAftD NELSON Aaseublyman G. Clifford Thomas, man, 80; Mildred Barry Hughes, "HwlÔutpott" | Ruth Baker and Miss Margaret derbilt of Summit, 285; Mrs. Jane 7:80 pjn. attorney, Joseph M. Thuring. 74; Assemblyman Caryle W. Crane. i Gunning spent most of their Meineke of Roselle, 214; and Ar- Arrested at his home last De- Cranford was favored by a Wide Robert Sheldon of Rosette Park 65; Donald H. Bagfef. 50; Arthur The young people will meet at Hearins Hdd Easter vacations to Pennsylvania. thur Lloyd, Jr., of Union, 173- BOKOUGH OF KKNILWOKTH from pave 1) SATURDAY MATINEE cember in a routine screening of Dinner Held margin, over Mrs. Elfie L. Scheld- tallied 192 votes in Kenilworth in raoroavb 5 pjn. on Bunday for their month* Mrs. May Crlssey spent several '•-* Mrs. Dwyer.. Mr. Thomas; Mr. APWL23rd alleged deserters, Mr. English was eler of Roselle for the one-year gaining the Demijcratie nornina- OaOIMANCK Km. M-H, ly supper, followed by the busi- will explain and describe why the days in Atlantic City, and Mrs. Crane and Mr. Vanderbilt. incum- or wftw m»T AN ORDINANCE Creatlnf the-Office of found guilty by an Army General freeholder term. Mayor Andersen tlon for state senator. Supcrlntendant of Public Works. De- ness meeting and Bible study. expanalon. program is necessary Tom and J«rry Marjorie Lysaght was a visitor in For Metzger bent*, gained the nominations al- In the freeholder balloting, the Ceaatf ftnlna- His Duties, Fixing HU Compensa- The Sunday School staff will and what type progranv the board Court Martial and was sentenced though both Mr. Bagger and Mnreceived 443 votes to' 187 for Mrs. tion and Providing the Method tor | pouehkeepsie, N.Y. GARWOOD—A testimonial din- unopposed Democratic candidates hold its monthly meeting on Tues- proposes. The brochure is sched- Birthday Part/' last month to 20 years at hard Nelson made good runs. , Scheideler. WILLIAM SHALL- Appointment. In the 5W class, Robert Blanch! ner in honor of Ludwig F. Metzger, State Senator Kenneth C. Hand received the1 following vote in Ken- CSOSS and nuUfCCS CIVIL BE IT ORDAINED by Uw Borough day at 8 o'clock at the home of uled to be mailed out on Monday. FREE WALL PLAKS labor._Brig.^.Gen. John ,W. Har- In the fight for three-year free4 L Council ..of the Borough ot Kendwortb: Mr. and Mrs. Alex Carver. 7 On Wednesday evening, mem- I and Joe Casale reported pn their mony, commanding general at 59, of 226 Locust avenue, who re- of Elitabeth" polled 612 votes. He ilworth: Robert C. Kirkpatrick of •rtfe. Section 1. There shall be appointed an TO ALL CHILDREN holder nominations, those who Hillside; 146, George B. Doty. Jr^ Mono officer of tn* Borough of Kenilworth to Mountain - View drive. Mountain- bers of the board will discuss the acations In Pennsylvania. William Fort Dlx, reduced the sentence tired recently after serving \25 was unopposed. be ktoown as the Superintendent of Pub- ained the nomination -r Free- of Rah way. 142, arid Councilman TO side. program at a meeting of the Ken- I Sjlvcrmann toured Washington, D. after reviewing the case. years as a letter carrier for. etc. ABSENT lic Works. STARTING WEDNESDAY C while Jerry Johnson and Ger- Section •• The dutlel °* the Superln- A service for prayer and Bible ilworth Democratic Club at the An appeal of the sentence is on Union and Ernest Hickok of Sum- Garwood Post Office, was held by> easily. Their vote* in Kenilworth: all for three-year terms; Richard APRIL 27 ' aldinc' HI d i visited the Staten file ot the office of the Judge Ad- mit and Mayor Richard Hatflfild follows: iw workers Tuesday night Mrs Mildred Hughes, of Union, A. Pettit of Westfield. 148. for theTO: WALXVR •. bla helra. «evbeet a. Be the designated Road and Sewtr at 8 pjn. at the chapel. The study OBACK WILLIAM of Fanwood—were favored by lo- and Inspector lor the Borough ol Kenil- KKLLT 130; Allen Kaufman of Elizabeth, two-year term;' and -William F. of the Gospel according to St CBOSBT •OLDEN Judy Hidi of the'4C» class Is still division in Washington, D.C. the cal voters. Their tallies in Ken- worth. Revised Program ' 133; Frank J. Slugaskl of Eliza- Crowley of Elizabeth, 151. for the b. Veep and maintain accurately Mark which was begun last. night "Thw Country Girl" I vacationing in Miami Beach, Fla The former Garwood .-man has Mr. Metzner was presented with' TSworth were as follows: Mayor and all records pertaining to this depart- (Continued from p«oe O : beth, 138; and William A. Young one-year term. his. will be continued. "T ._» ssfl Th sc pi,^, img announcannouncee d •been held in the Fort Dix stockade a wrist watch, the presentation Biertuempfel, 384; Freeholder, their euecec ment in reference to purchases, re- Teuscher of the Board of Educa- of PWnfleld. 140. The independ- ceipts, expenditures. Inventory, person- Attendance pins and bars were naming of the followhig to theawaiting transfer to the Army dis- Hickok. 280; Mayor Hatfleld. 349; Utle and interest; nel, and all work performed by any tion, Mrs. John Mayer of the Ros- driCMASCOPE being made . by Clarence Gun- Hurtyl hurry} hurryl to May I air's Second Big Week of Values! h's ent candidate, Edward Beltusclo of her hetra. dc- employees connected with this depart- presented to the Sunday School Honor Roll for achievement: Rob- ciplinary barracks at New Cum-saiiles, the borough's first letter ^MrsrAnrm-Murray- «t-fiiunnut. reproanUUvei ary Society of the Church of St. TECMMICOLORI •••• l\ ment and all other matters relating lert Tropp, Steven^ Tripka and berland, Pa. •l • •'' 198; Eugene Daly of Summit, 217; iiaeTp "Votesr- light ate -tbetsta at the Family Bible Hour last. Sun- carrier, who is still making his exciting! If $ colossal? It's spectacular! h's sensational! Breath (Conttntted from paoe 1) rtssurs. In rtjfct. uua and Interest Anne, the Rt Rev. Msgr. M. Walsh BOUND I Gerry Wergland. Named to the English said she IEE PAMCMai Lee tUgby of Springfield. 173; R u n n i n g unopposed Mayor For personal Vur>er^lsidn~6rTn* tiayrftrthebcgfaincta'depertreeot. Mrs. Anthony For three-year council term. Jos- ALBXST MUL. Ida kdrs. atevisets maintenance of all borough owned II for, i>rngres..Mg.Ll?.etty, rounds after 31 years -of service. •> FftlE CHICK CASHING! Robert J. McNair of Elizabeth, 168; •sal anaaoal mm—ulailisa and property or property 'under municipal a four-year bar went to Robert was glnd fairing Spring Values for Budget Jugglers! •• BOROUGH OF KENILWORTH eph Casale, 84, and John Teuscher. his. their or any of their successors control such" as:, Regenye, while Jerri Kieffer re- TAYUfaV rABKER [Dorkoski, .Linda Certo, Jeannette in the sentence but added that she Leonard J. Whittemore of EUza- fen right, tale and Interest: Mrs. .1. boulevards " ' * fear* of Edueatten 84; for unexpired one-year council ALBERT JJEAU Wife of. Albert ceived a* two-year award. One- 'Many Rivtr* To Cross' I 1 Fiusimmons, Mary Aim Perina had hoped her efforts and those bf during his long career was ex- ' beth, 70; Andiew McNamara of • 3. avenues ' ' I and Marjorie Harper. OPEN LATE 5 NIGHTS EVERY WEEK! \ Notice term, Edward S. Tripka. 83; for Meal: OAKHL. K. SPRY, his helm. 3.- streets year pins were presented to Rob- his attorney might have resulted pressed by Postmaster John F. New Providence, 131; and Edwin oTttUets and " personal represents- 4. roads . i • '. '.• C. Keyser.75. Nell** ei aasslal Xheel District M**Ua* four-ryear collectorrtreasurer tenC, .tres. and his. their or any of ert Fennes, Edward Mayer, Jane Members of the 5C class are re-in her husband's freedom. Monday thru Friday - 8 a,m, to 9 p.m. \ in. right. UUe and B. sidewalks Dugan and other speakers at the Kenilworth Republicans favored • Csaalr at Vales. Maw Mntaf, Walter J. Flasher. Jr.. 83. Atecurua ' Louise Mertz, Sue Ann Tudor, hearsing for a play based on the The Army charged that Mr. Eng- SATURD'AY 8 a.m. TO 6 p.m. BXEB SPBY (also •. ... ,» iUn«ar. Af HI *«. MM 1. sewers life of Davy Crockett, to be pre- affair. - • • '. • Fred Haley of Fanwood for the Motto U hereby given to the ' In the Republican primary, ; Harold Smith), his heirs. 8. storm drains . ' Arthur Weber and David Withers. lish deserted from a replacement CRANFORD STORE OPEN THURS. 6nd FRI. TOuJ? p.m. two-year freeholder nomination, voter, ol the School DWriet of * county committee members, all •. public buUdlnks ' Pins for six months' attendance sented next Wednesday. depot in San Leucio, Italy, in 1944. Now that he has retired, Mr. - i Soroush ol KenUwortb M> Uie Count* ol tms and bis, their or any of ' 10. public places ' Metzner plans to devote more thne but Freeholder John W. Zcrega of Union. Naw J*rjey. that a sptc*ai_meet- unopposed, were ^ named ( as fol- their lUtcessoni In right title and 11. all public works of the Borough went to' Wendy Brearly, Karen Kenneth Koromi, Norman Pleading innocent to the charge, he ln« ol the laftal votata ol uld district interest; ELIZABETH TAMBLVN. d. Be responsible for the collection, testified that he was ordered on to his gardening, a hobby which Plainfteld gained the nomination. lows: First District, Samuel Paf- Hauck. Rosemary DiMario and Werthwein, Thomas Haydu and •.' '• ber bHra. devisees and personal ^ • •" fi will be hald.at the auditorium. HartWJ removal, and ' disposal of, all garbage Mr. Haley polled 294 votes to 211School. BaulaVatd. on Thuraday the i»hfenroth, 45, and Mrs. -Jeanne representatives and her, their or and ash and waste in the Borough of Carol and Cynthia Radut. Those Iff IV f !) Robert Tropp made a model vil- board a troopship at the depot and has held his interest for many -TAKING VALUES ON QFO TOP QUALITY MEATS axy of tbeir successors In right Kenilworth. ZOWIE! BRBi for Freeholder Zerega. Ogden day ol April. UU at 8:00 o'clock JfM. Bchnauffer, 42; Second tub) aoa Interest; LEROV SPRY, who received three-months' pins aja» • w m aw JU •• lage on tha roof of the cloakroom arrived'in Massachusetts with the years. He resides with a daughter, The poUi for aald •peclal meeUoC wUJ e. Shade tree planting, maintenance PAPER-MILL \ Beatty of Elizabeth received 129 remain open until •:«> o'clock VM. and Undersheriff L. Thomas Daub, 3<|. bis beirs. devisees and personal and removal shall be conducted under were Priscilla Boright, Diane and in their class. This! village has aimpression that he had been dis- Mrs. Donald - Boos, at the Locust SPRING •'• ' •'"- • ..•.:•••.' -•'-'••' \:- representatives and bis. their or his supervision. ' PLAYHOUSE QFC TOP QUALY votes. aa much longer at may be M-uawy tt and Mrs. Marjorie Brezney. 33; any ot their successors In right Stephen Karlick. Lynn Walck and passenger station, freight station, charged. > . avenue address, and plans to con- i enable all the lefat voter* then enatnt f. Cooperate with the Police De- Freeholder Fred P. Andersen of ttttle and Interest; DOROTHY Wayne Wiley. town shopping center, farm, pas- tinue living in Garwood. He has to cast their bslV>1« "•* Third District.- Councilman Ed- StUTft SaJeor naf ithrt 800 Feet and on North 36th Street | show to be held next month. The Frederick Knecht of 240 North lb. 4 Boulevard and Washington Avenue: 3. landowned. by the Board ot Education Air Qun. Spring Gun, SUngshot. Bow and ALEMA SPRY, hta wile: KIRK ConncU and .not conffary toam y Mrs, Joan Metzner, died in 1935, AiAShtr Qun. Spring g Gfirear, mg of Any Kind SPRY and DOLORES SPRY, his ruta or.. . in or resolution or -in-chwgc ol varto>)| their 50th wed* Both Bides ot North Slat Street Be- iothe nortnerl. side of the .VMIavant Arrow.'Shotgun or firearm of Any Kind wife: WILLIAM T. SPRY and vard and th* Canter lane of Jefferson QfC TOP QUALITY A MT TO IE tween Boulevard and Washlniton Ave- between Mth-und lath Streets In the ordinance tha Governing Body, he Avenue. _ „ _. phases of the work: Richard ^ ding, anniversary Sunday at a din- nue; 4. Nor«wrl]rMAe o* *J*Wf •stool District purchase the school fum- ov Other 'MissUe Projecting Dcvkc or DfEZ SPRY, his srife: VIOLA P. shall be uodojr .the aUpenrlslon of theSSS feet and on,Jefferson . Jane'MeUher, also is deceased. SPRY, widow: MARGARET LV Mayor or the Chairman of the Public twoen North sath. Street and atirhlgan lighting; George Stewart, conrunu- Avcnus Between North ISth Street IUM anaftdd o»heotter» eaulnoenaauiasMntt neeessarnyy BfcrirTiBpAINstD by the ___ and CHARlgl M. ner party held at the home of their North pni. Street: ». Soutberly Side of ^hrretor and teasrove said Blot of land. ConncU at the Borough of eXeaUwaxOt: Works Committee. Avenue, a 'Distance of Approximately ~ JANE POWEUV | nications; Thomas Cooper, spot- SCHICKHAUS DELICIOUS Washington Avenue ApfwoxlmateUr SO and to expend therefor not exceeding Section 1. Except aa —~ her. husband: LEOLA Section I. The compensation ot theBOO Feet, and to Provide for tha Neces- daughter, Mrs. Katherlne Schubert STARVUBE! Uoasl reet at toe Southaattartr Corner SB00.00S; and T. SPOT: MR. SPRPRYY, husband Superintendent of Public Works Is sary Cast-iron ConnecUoaa jrom tha Said EDMUND PORDOM light; Roger Michael, Chester v QfC TOP QUALITY of North 1Mb': Street and Washington (•) To ksue ol the Schort any air rifts, air gun. spring gun. sUng- EVERETT . SPB8P Y hereby Axed at S4A0O.00 tor the AntSanitary SeweSr,tr too ttipah* CurCufbe UnaUa.. aa aadd of-91. Third avenue. Twenty-five Norman Siragusa, " " inuMiely » **".** District tor said in the principal tbot. bow and arrow, shotgun- or fire- year; SO0O.OQ for 4he second year; S4.- Making an Appropriation lor Said Pur- Gudoskl and William Moore,' prflp- BERTHA MATHEWS aad ORVEL •M.00 tor. the third year: S4.ao(M» for persons attended. loot Loaf 1 and UMOJBO for the | erties. ' •"'•';., COTTAGE ENDICO-SLrCEO DOMESTIC Avenue and North list Street aad Be-(to SlSIJt&10 borrewmg margin W UJJ - -• - ERN- "AthtW Bride to Reside tween North tilt Street and NoMhStad said'Borough of Ke»UwoHh_prevU>us» .the Borough of KcnirarartlL There will be only four more The' Knechts were married hi win rtEE r«MM BJWI Street and on the SouUksaaterly Corner available let other Unprevemesjte and Section a. Except aa heieJ—fteg efc- NJS. JB. and UBS. ERNEST thereafter, payable weekly, aald com- BE IT ORDAINCD. to the Mayor inf, QfC QUALITY of Washington Avanue and North Itnd raising its net debt te •lS*,IS».a» beyond eeptsd »• »arent. guardian. ar penosw DENNIS. Ms wife: t- XXROY pensation shall 'be in lieu of all fees CouncU of tha Borough of KenUworth. -5 EXTRA CARTOONS In Newark Street ApproxUhatolv t5 reet. such borowlng margin. . in. loco parentts of any minor [K^mtfgjff and INtTlTT'fflÔ .DKNM18, and where It Is otherwise provided lor County of Union, and State of New | Swiss Cheese BS IT OaOAOnD by the Borough By Order of the Board of fdueatton. > age ot sixteen IU> yeai his mitt: TWSODOUE P. BROWN: the payment of Inspection tees, the same Jersey: was announced by Mrs.. Myrtle 1Sc Council of the Borougb of XanUworlh: HSUQt at. ARTHUR. purchase lor such minor or ahaU UUStUt SPRY: MRS. CHESTER shall bo paid Into the treasury of the Section 1. That «n t-inch aanltary 1 \aHTOHDAY MATINEE sided in Garwood for more than daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Arman- •action 1. That • eoocrett curb be Inaly Permit such minor, who Is tn bis r.~ his wife: BEATRICE Borough of Kenilworth.' sewer 4ie constructed along tha South- Christie. She' reported May \2 will do Mesito of Newark, became the constructed In the lollawlns placas: Dated: March 14, MftS. or her care or custody to pui»tisas. ham. DW1OHT Section 4. In the. event that James erly side of the Boulevard between Msr- be the last banking day. 30. years. Mr. Knecht, who is 71 1. Seutharly aide ot Boulevard between bold, siiiia. own. wee. handle or play _ . and: TVKO- Bego is appointed, aa the Superintendent ket Street on Michigan Avenue, a dis- WtD.-SAT., APRIL 27-301 bride of Norman Siragusa son of EB1CK SPBT and MARION SPRY. of Public Works, his salary shall be the tance of approximately MM feet and on .New monitors have been named years of age, was bom in Eliza- IT'S COLOSSAL! QWALITX GROCERY Market Street and Michigan Avenue. with any of Uw articles or guas ar HOLDEN Mr. and .Mrs. Anthony Siragusa MY WORD ST Both side, ol Worth tsth Street BOROUGH Ol! KKNILWOETa devices described to Section t. bis wife." sum of 69.000.00. notwithstanding the North 38th Street between the South- | as follows in the 4R class: Mes-beth and is retired from Singer's, Just MM going into your batwoan Boulevard , and Washington PROPOSE* BCCtsOU *fc !aWla» . OWBBBgOCal Defendants. provisions of Section 3, except that ssld erly side of the Boulevard and the cen- of 640 Willow avenue, in a double- Yea are tieieby summoned and re-compensation shall be In lieu ol all fees ter Un* of Jefferson . Avanue. a. rtlitanrn GRACE KELLY senger .Edward Kitson; attend- OaDINAMCAMC1 K Ne. gS-1g** apply to any of the following or under Elizabeth, where he was employed ring ceremony held at 5 pjn. Sat- Garden for Frosh vcnu6 AM fBCfitT * ( ••Pi ProvidProvidde for thane y of the following circumstances: upon Earl Pollack. plain- and where It is otherwise provided for of approximately 388 feet' and on Jeffer- a JUawMBY WfauMtt , Gail Cyphers; milk bovs, 3. Both aides of North Slat Street be- Paving and ttmprnoamsnl l off AshwooAhwd Any member of any potttc de- tnTa aOomey. whose oddreaa Is No. 1MB tbe payment ot any inspection fees, tbe son Avenue between North Sfth Street for 40 years. Mrs. Knecht, born Inurday in St Anthony's Church, Fruit* * | Daniel Fitzsimmons and Dennis •\- ; -tni tween Boulevard and Waablaajtsta A«e> Avenue wtta • 7Inc7-Inch BituminousBitu.. Con- portmrnt or any otter person duly auth- East Grand Street Elisabeth «. New Jer- same shall be paid to the Borough of and Michigan Avenue, a distance of ap- Germany 70 years ago last Friday, Belleville. " 4. Northerly «Ue of Waahingtoo Avesiat cretete, MaTrtjrt m VfewmanVfet t 30 reert iin orised by law to use such weapons ar sey, aa answer to the complaint nled KenUwortb. proximately BOO feet. i; class' milk mone^r, Beth AIIED betweetween Morth 1Mb Street aad HoHh Width andatt-tnch Bituminous. Concrete devices nor to any person in a crsfl action. In which William *haU- Section 8. The Superintendent of Pub- Section J. That all nrr*aury east-Iron, is a member of the Ladies' Aid So- FINEST GOLDEN FLORIDA Rolled Curb from.Colfaa Avenue. In .a and Wances L> ShaUcross. bis wile. tic Works Shall be appointed by tbconnectionse , whether for prassitl ar " "Bridge At TokoRi" llRafmbo; record player, Edward * Given in marriage by her father, Carnation Milk JOnd when .circumstances, reoulre the 8. Southerly side ol Washlnrton Avenue Northerly Direction to the Existing Pave- auch weapons In the defense ot his uJte- i.»^«T. ana Walter Spry. etc.. et Mayor with the advice and consent et anticipated future use shall be I 'Joyce; librarian, Fay Woods; ciety of St Paul's Evangelical and the bride was attended by Miss eoBMximatety SO Unealo'leet at thement. a DiDistanct e ott AitlApproximately y 1*>0 ddt pending b> the Su-the Council. •tructed from the > aforesaid sanitary Susan Bruno of Newark, as maid luitlMinnir corner of North .lWh Street reet. Making: an Aassrssstfattsat Mr tta (hi Any person net under the ace af frerior Court within thlrty-BvhlB e da an, Jadginaat by default period of one year commencing on the of Newark, and Miss Marlon Fer- Maxwell House Instant Coffee of Washington Avenue and BS IT OBDAOtBOi b» tM Govcmtng may be rendered against yeu for thefirst day of January until the 31st day I teams, Alan Chalenski and John Jr., of Scotch Plains, and three oar of Kenilworth dunandtd in the complaint, . You of Oeceraber of each -year unless he fist Street and between Norsk Slat Street •dy Ot tne Borough 61 KenUworth: lawful purposes. I Soltis; blackboards, Marjorie Ken- grandchildren and two great- ina of Nutley were bridesmaids, and NortNh h 32n2dd StreetSttreet^ t andd o nth the Spwth- Section 1. That Ashwood Avenue from e ruaca of dvU practice and procedure. publication In tbe manner provided by oofiaa and there FINEST LONG GRHN structed in any of the asld locations pavement M teat tn Width and a «-lnch the purpose of competition or tares* Tne aetaon ha* been rostlttrled tor the law. for tha canstnatt I Fred Slmottsen; girls' lines, Carol Ene Team Wins Three were John Fontenelli of Clark when there U an existing curb that bituminous, lontrate roUsd curb. practice tn and upon • Brine ranee apr sjrpose ot ejuiettng the UUe of WUllam ssld MOD ef-MMi meets all requirements. . Section s. AU work shall be done in provad by the goveminc body of usjnaDxreae s aad rranees I* Shancroai, his • . Netfee seen pmrtdasTgar Rowe and Cathy Thomas. • In Women's Bowling Township and Peter Defonzo of •action 3, The nun of SM.400.00 is accordance with the plans and specin.••rough ot KenUworth. wue so certain .lands and to clear up all Public Notice Is Hereby Given that the in this Ordlnanea Westfleld. Joseph Larate of Rah- Delsey (TOILET) Tissues Iwraerrek)yT appropriated--tappTprl»lad o me«et Uva osst-a* rallans for sslii wnrfc. prarsmi by the~.4dX-AM,.p»rson..under the- age of six- SnoMs and disputes concerning Uw ssme. foregoing Ordmance was Introduced at a e made In a Qest records for the school year GARWOOD—Enz -Meat Market Cucumbers shaking aald improvement which sum Snglneer of the Borough and' the 'said teen years who*, carrtea.~mrear-ui uss.i -Unrft lamn| i arc mnrw. particularly ' meeting of the Governing* Body of the I in cooperation, effort citizenship way was ring bearer. .. baa been provided in the capital Im- work shall be done under the super- any such instrument or weapon in the bed as fallows: •Borouih'orTlenllWDTth-on the-«th-«tsy won three games last week at the Following larreeeption for 450 Bravernent fund In a budget heretofore vision and according to quantities pre- presence ot his father, guardian or some AU that certain lot. tract or parcel of April. 1888. It was then read for the 8. tp» fwiffl .ot uoaMtoaw of tand_ scholarship io_tne'J4R class scribed by the Borough Engineer. outer responsible adult person or for Uw of land' and premises, situate lying and first time. The said.-Ordinance will be sanitary aawtrr l«sl r laaapllgtii b) weekly-matches qf thg, Garwood guests-in,. the. HillsjdeJVeterans of ran SIZE hereby*, have been made by "the* "follbi Kraft Mayonnaise •action 4, Before the nuking of any Section X The estimated cost to be I purpose of military drill under competent betaf *o the Borough of KenUworth. further considered for final. passage by >«• datera>hMd a»jk» {tTfUlt yean Women's . Bowling league held Foreign Wan HaU, the couple left auch Improvement or the awarding ot for said improvement -Ja the sum ofsupervision, or tor the purpose at com- County of tjnlon'and State of New the aoveming Body of theBorouggh of and tha . b» patS la mcb I ing: Dale Preuss, Sharon Pechin, ttJOO.OO and there I* hereby appropri- petition or target piattke In and um Jersey and saorc particularly described KUh t th Bh ll B each Thursday night in the Gar-on a wedding trip to Washington, any contract,. the Borough Clerk of the KenUworth at the Borough Hsll. Boule- period of tli „ jorie Kennedy, John" SoJUs, Jo foraugh of Ketulworth shall Civ* notice ated for said improvement Okie said sum a firing range appiuwo* hy the gowtmtsst vard. Kenilworth. New Jerseye . at eigh. t , by a). djtarmlne at wood Recreation Alleys. Scher's D.C. They will reside at 380 North to the owner or owners of the real of SX.S0O.OO. which shall be paid from body or the Chief of Police of the Known and designated as lot SO Ino'clock in the evening (D.8.T.) on theshalltime , thabty WajoluWaatha asaaniiiaii. determinl abaU eha eeo> : Ann Boertmann, Katherine Lerke, Juice Oranges -29c estate effecstd by said Imsswvemtnt con- the capital Improvement fund 'from an Ictpaltty in which such range- kk Block «. as laid down, dralgnatrd and SStb day of April. 1S8S. At such time ferred or mada and auch oaHod ol ttaw | Alan Chalenski, Beth Ann Rambo Drug Store, B * B Llqaor Store Ninth street, Newark, upon their fender ' * description of the property appropriation heretofore made in (e) Any person under the aaje of ska- tffetasgsdsbad on Section 1 of the Map and Rlace. or at any time and place to shaU not exceed tan Uet year*. > wm&mm. Ki> and PIS each won two games. v •nd Fred ""nsftn return. ~ years white carrytsw any febw of Hear Orange. tJnton County. New which such meeting may be.adjourned, Section 6. The cost of said aeweT and _— —now w any with the westerly one- all persona interested will be given an Miss Telia P'Allesandris rolled The bride was graduated from M-M ifASTY DKU Nabiscot Vanilla Wafers t««.25c Ubby Elberta Peaches unless the-owner or owners com- •sid uimfcwssssHt to hereby determined that pttor thereto the tyhtrht lunltn- to. ,b Ul 212, followed byJUri. Ann Tues- IAVORltES AND the earns within thirty days after to be ten 4IM years. IxaUoa or peyaan eon street tumieity known as North lath Ordinance. Central High School, Newark, and Keebler's Fudge Sandwiches bag 45c i thereof the municipality will Section •. The cats *f said Ui»ia»aiam| mlUtaey drill, tompetlttoo ar target pra«- fttmet least now vacated) which ad- By Order, of the Oovemlng Body. Section T. It Is earpectrd that the I Officers Installed, Nabisco^t Fancy Crest r*«-27c improvement at the •ball be isiilsH upon Uw laMa " — OM ahsU nottf* tha Chief «f VoUce of loins aald k*. ': PHILIP J. McQSVNA. Borough.of KenUworth shall contribute WHAT VALVES! Mad or Increased la value by ttane snd place of sach event, and Prior Uo tne vacation of North ISth Borough Clerk. bo part of the cost of sent issnrove- sera with 190 and t Dated: AprU U. 1S65. ment. " ' • '. •action S. Tha cost ot making sack thereof XI of the under Siiea* easd pressisos were commonly 4-31 Committee Heads loughby and Miss Mary Chri^tiano A graduate of Holy Trinity High baprovemett shall be amis* tasom the Section «. tt la expected that the Bor- of age who latend fc> carry a how aadknown aa No. dl« North 18th Street. Section 8. This' Ordinance • shall take with 110 eaoh. HOT mid SWEET- ITALIAN AT THli BlilD«EVir "ORCOS OF •ALOES" ' praaartm fronting on the Haough- , of Kaallwarlh abaU net. ke re-attaw to such place: and aswldul htf- KenOweath. New Jersey. effect sfter Snal passage and publication School, Westfield, Mr. Siragusa. Is ni In proporttaa U their !%• qquired to contribute any part of th* cast gser that such minor shall 1 You sow made defendants because you In the' manner provided by law. Named by Rosary attending the New York School of of ssld unproveaatat earttBaste of sach ••gsiiliala— av claim or may chum to have some right naM Otsttnaace ab»H take SectioSectnn 1.T Thih s Ordinance shall take suthnrlxlng, tha carrying of aucti bow ot ownership or otherwise in ssld prem- Neitea GARWOOD—Mrs. Joseph Por- Medical Dentistry. He served in BIRBSEYE - DELICIOUS, REAIY t• COOK -UOMPllTC •Act after publication t» the manner effect after final HSiga and anahlar etssn ises as the heirs, devisees and personal Public Notice Is Hereby Given that tnt -.SOCIALS- l ow deslgnatkag the tsjne when and ot Walter Spry, his loregalng Ordinance was introduced at » the Army for three and a half SAUSAGES fcwlded by Uw. ' ,;, In Uic manner se«eldot by itm. between which ubsky anrl Mrs. Fred Degenhardt Charles Beaver of 139 South ave- is to he carried; or persons! represents- meeting of the Governing Batty of the were Installed as secretary and years during the Korean conflict. Netlea further that while auch I his. their or anV'W their heirs, Borough of Kenilworth an.that 13th da} nue is recuperating in Overlook 2 POUND Public Nolle* Is Hereby Given that toe executors. administrators. of April. 1943. It was then road for tht •AKE 01 IENOVATE treasurer, respectively, bf the Ros- PURE Public Notice Is Hereby Given that the ts bean* carried te or ST Hospital, Summit following a re- . teregoing Ordinance was Introdoted at afaregblng Ordmance was introduced si a th* airing on Snch bow shall not s» "in' assigns, or successors tn right. first time.. The said Ordinance will b. ary. Society ot the Church of St. matttng ot (be Ooverning Body of themeeting at tae Oovaming Body «l thetaut aa as to be able te> project title or interest and any and all persons further considered for final rsriagit b] cent .operation. Sermon Topic Told HOMEMADE! in. Beraagh ot BanUwotth on the Itth day any claiming ay or through them or any Of the Governing Body of the Borough o Anne at a regular meeting last 69< Borough of KmUworth on the Itth day arroar. Kenilworth at the Borough HaU, Boule- Miss Elaine Galloway, daughter at AnrU. ISM. It waa Xtoma read for theal AorU. laM. II was then roai far too 4. I Thursday night in the school cafe- of Mr. and Mrs. Burton M. Gallo- For Service at St. Paul's HAYCKTS QUALITY , Brat tune«., The aalasd Ordinance wtlt'BS- untune-- Tha saw Ordinance win be You. Dorothy Smith. Jean H. Spry. vard. Kenilworth. New Jersey, at eight YOU LA1IN—MOW! CHICKEN further considered tor final Oaatage ba> any bows Tbebsa Spry. Alena Spry. Dolores Spry. o'clock In the evening iD-S.T.l on thr teria. They succeed Mrs. Herman GARWOOD—"I Know" will be further COUaMWMS- c final passage ay under sixteen years of ago way of 401 Sprue* avenue is in the Governing Body «t tna Borough of ite Governing Body M the finA ol Katbertne Spry. Bertha Ma- totfc day of Anrjl. ISSa. At such tlmt J Steffen and Mrs. Mary Welner, the topic of the Rev. Walter C- CHIRK STYLE ». 39 Kanttworth at tha fkkreugh HaU. aHule- KenUworthsT the Borough HalL Boute- shatt offer for aaa» any sbng snMs or Blrs. Cmest Dennis wife of and place, or at any time and plan Kansas City, Mo., where she is yvd. KenUworth. New. Jersey, at eight atmllar device tn tbe Itorougb of KenuV- Dennis. Mildred Dennis. Mrs. to which such meeting may be adjourned 5-1O5 FERTILIZER 8011M. 2.45 were presented with prayer Pugh's sermon at the worship serv- BirdseyePeas vmrd. KenUworth. New Artay. at worth. all persons interested will be given sr training for four weeks to become «'elack In Uw ewsnteg (DAT,) en a/elac• h la the evenin• g (D8.T.I ootn the Cnener Spry. Marion Spry. Mrs. Albert i at 11 a.m. Sunday in St Paulls Mlh day of AprUt 1SAS. Atasjeh _. ilth ak» at AprU. 1SSS. At such time Section 5. The purpose of this Ordin- KeaL wife of Albert NeaL In addition opportunity to be heard concerning watr 8^4 ORGANIC FERTILIZER 801ba. 3.50 \ books by the Rev. Lester Mc- a stewardess with the Trans-World piece, or at any ttme and place to aad Biaa*. or at any time and .placeance is to the owners may also claim Ordinance. • Guinness, assistant pastor. Mrs. Airlines. Evangelical and Reformed Church. m whlca such meeting may be adioumed. and property of tbe rBhabtrants of thrto have some right of dower or other- By Order of the Ooverning Body. Fancy SHRIMP Birdseye Irench Fries i auch meeting may be adjourned. Borough of Kaollworth. , PHILIP J. McGBVNA. John Mayor, vice-president, pre- Mrs. Friede -Boehnk« of Jersey Sunday school classes will be con- persons Interested wlU be given an aU twassne saWnsted wUI be given an Section 0. Any tiirsea esBlattoc any wise in the herein described premises. 1O6-4 HIGH ORGANIC 100 lbs. 4.50 _ POUND opportunity to be heard concerning such opportunity w> be heard concerning such And you. Theodore p. Brown, Rrnest ..sided. • City spent the week-end visiting ducted at. 9:45 ajn. of the provUioos ot this Ordanaoce shaU Dated: AprU U. 1995. Ordinance. Ordinance. upon conviction thereof, be subject to a Densis. Sr.. widower of Nellie Dennis. GROUND LIMESTONE .701 Committee chairmen were ap- her nephew and his wife. Council- Junior and Senior Youth Ttel- 9 FBEOEB MB. 1.98 By Order ot the Ooverning Body. By Order ot the Governing Body. One of not more taan StoUasj or be im- Mr. Spry, husband of Lsola T. Spry. Mr. 80 lbs. PHILIP J. McQCVNA, PHOJP J. BlcOEVNA. Ssey. riiishand of Viola Spry. Charles. pointed as follows: Program, Mrs. man and Mrs. Frederick C. Weh- lowships will meet at 7 p.anr'on prisoned In BBS county JoU nw a prnad B- Ambroae. Dwlght Cracker, Mr. hy llelone Curtiss Borough Clerk. Borough Clerk. of not moro tban thirty 4Je> day* oas YOUB CAB KCHKD UP LAWN SEED —No. 4 .... lb. .85 Mayer; finance, Mrs. John Malko, rum, Jr., of 513 Willow avenue. Sunday in the church. - SPRAYNET Dated: April UL 1SBS. Vll Dated: April 11. IMS. 4-31 both. Souks, hiwnand of Clarabelle Soules. Camay Soap Camay Soap •may claim to have some right of cur- Mrs. Carlo Barred; hospital- Th© Couples' Club will meet Section t. This Ordinance shall not ortr»y in said premises in addition to.-e. AMD DELIVEBED Carlo Barmi^ hospital Mrs. Louis Martel of 328 Third FOE DULL or construed to authorin tbe • FOR RENT • avenue was hostess Monday night Monday at 8 p-m. in recreational ot any act etbcrwt*e futillnii by Uw.ctatm as omtycf a>r otherwise. Hara'a top-notch car aareica far ity. Mrs. TlmotKy^MpDonough and DRY UAIK I. GRANT SCOTT. . Mrs. Peter Kilburg; membership, to 20 guests • at a plastic, demon- hall. A meeting of the Junior * ~ "" aaJK.— -Oetk «L_8UBCiiot Ceurt, BUST pooplal Whanavar your Rototillwrs - RolUrt - Lime Spreader* • Aerators effect Immedintely after Snal puutt and Dated: April 14th. lsoB. «t/B-3 1rUttifahl% I Mrs. Andrew Faber and Mrsstration. ' Women's Guild will be held on 3 pabttcation according to law. only a chock-up e> a npair MttUIIURI .....Xhe, Rev, and JMrs:_Waiter C Wednesday at 8 pjn. in the church Fake Teeth Slip? Matlc* Job. «t gladly call ter and Silva and Mrs. John Novy; publi- Pugh of 356 Myrtle avenue' are Public Notice U Hereby Given that tlar deliver. Juat phono us. One Split Rail Fmdnsy 10 ft. section $3iO For FREE DELIVERY on bjngiilng Ordinance was Introduced » a ttaS-UM city. Mrs. Alfred Sicko and Mrs. spending a few days 'in Pennsyl- A smorgasbord luncheon is be- meeting of the Covemtog Bods of thr tnoatern Sarvi-Car will b« at Kopper* Pressure-Treated Rustic Fencing 4.75 Albert Lauciut; missions, Mrs. ing arranged by the Ladles' Aid Borough bf Kenilworth en the Ulh ur& tuxr Daniel Fladino became "• Call CR 6-0676 and place, or at any. time and place ea •ENILWOBTH Church -^rtll attend »a ^meeting *©t watch such meeting mw be adjourned 140 CENTRAL AVE. CLARK, N. member. Syracuse, N.Y., on business. tbe Regional Women's Guild of the ^WCES trrecTivt AT atl arsons Intemted will br (tnn ad 338. H. BBOAD ST. . Birthdays honored by secret pals opportunity to be beard uwriiajm such CR 44200 TEL RAHWAY 7-1581 John McKJuskoy of 569 South New York District, which will be 127E.StcaiUrr »«. IibaOBVXAM T . THL EL 449Q0 JVotv Opm Sotanlay 'Tit 5 CTCUxk Schellenburf. lenberg Hospital, PlainflekL N.Y. ' Datad: April U. 1S88. /•..'•;

M. THURSDAY. APRIL II. 11*5 Pace Pour cnunt AND ;Ai«>-cmmindL^j«UasanA^^ i!• ilai n Coll Squad p Democrats Regain Blues Open Opener to Rahway Local •••":":'£$ Cranford High School's golf Place in Bowling League Tennis Loop team opened its season Monday Seek Berths « sweep from the Lions Club, the Democratic Club % W f th Li lb afternoon at, Echo Lake Country / • \ I UCSetoy keglers rcgaintd second place in the Crantord Bowling Leagu* Play Tuesday Club, WestfteW, by losing to Rah- In Prd Ball Coach X Sett Wedtkiy will send Friday night at Echo Lanes. . Cpach Stu Goldblatt will send way, 7Vi-«H-.. '• Cranford, wltt have more than his crantotfd Hi** School track Shahetm Agency, which had been in second place, dropped to his Cranford High School tennif passing interest in several minor third, a game behind the Democrats, by losing three to Barnett'6 It was the nearest the- squad m into action Monday altor- team after its first win Tuesday league baseball teams this season. tea Canuck Trackmen Break Liquors. Sunny Acres is in fourth, in -the nevuly-organir-ed Union- came to victory in two years. Jim Bob Neeb)ing, former pitching a half a game behind the Shaheen Middlesex Tennis Conference Donovan,' playing number ona, star at Cranford High School, has retain its Union County relay teamrsfter -winning-two ago.insj t JefTerson of Elizabeth at •cored 2Vt points and Dick Hur- been assigned to Augusta, Ga., of Many anglers,"young and cbanipionsbiP- from the Citizen and Chronicle the Warinanco Park "iejv playing number thrte, jcontd ^w C*TWTX ^W , V^Ht^NB •T^B^^mmlmM pinners. For/Sale Servicing FmrSmU Real Estate For Sale Work Wanted - MaU alike, reported reaching the ]j The Blues will be after their For the past several seasons. Cranford and North Plainfleld beth-Roselle. 2 points. Jim Curran pl»ye4 team of the Detroit Tigers. Bob CLASSIF DO) RATES 1 •TOP...saiL...t .s-vard load, *1« delivered. BZNDOt AUTOMATIC WJ WOMAN WISHES GENERAL HOUSE- TRIPS TO SHORE ABEA or lakas with have been engaged in breaking each other's winning records in dual Meantime, Harco Chemical is Veterans Pete Stevens apd was discharged from the Army INSKKTIG N — I reals a w»r4. NSW COLONIAL of eight fish. third straight enfwn. They will mimbor two and Tom Nagle num- ST INSET N I *«»t» . Bulldozer for hire and trencmryp CR- ICE~AX"X" -" WORK on* day a week. Box 837, c/o IK ton p*ekup_truck. Available nights track meet competitipn. . still out in front by five and aOf League Charles Ray are fighting for the this past winter ond is now mak- M Nikk mlilm»mllm»mi m. Aau m kj 6-3882. f: .'; . « ~ • SPACIOUS ROOMS - _CMtt>n_ dJ2bll or Sat.* , "SunSun.. Reasonable CBantord 0- probably be rated favorites, but 7 Use* — IS enkillH. AsA * Ht half games despite a two and a number onu slot. Lee Ferguson ber four. They were shutout.. ing his horns) in California. ->••• I CRIB STYLE BASSffNET'. good up to" 8. on a laxca shaded lot. Private dcad> MOTHER WILL CABX tor young child ,^_ tf stig competition can be expected It happened again Monday afternoon at North Plainfleld with : la cap*. •« trie*. end streev ideal for children, handy In nice home. Weekdays only. CRan- half game loss to Fischer's Mar* and Dave Dunham are/(he leadl Other members of the squad Before going into the army, KErCAT Cllt »On»««aUv« months ol a£e. complete with moisture CBANTOKD HANDYMAN — High school student de- from a rejuvenated plaitifleM team Cranford the victim; this time by^ a*?2-45 count: The loss was the Race Nears prool mattre»». $10. CRaniord 6-0382. onpnjridgln.1 asULTDU UST 1CMJK 1 to a-iaoe and rush schools; second ford 6-1703. •Ires y)pjf*yn,f*.g or my Ktinl of ttoiist? MUST DISPOSE ket All three games wera- closely ing candidates for singles play/ A Neebling won 18 games for t €•»> ehaafem) — f tlB Orsla» ire: Tony Stein, Bob Kaul, Paul weeks wllha •pot Mart*. I WITH A : floor. 4 bedrooms, a baths. walk-In work. rates. CRan- and Union which came in second flrst for the Blues in more than Results in th* Four-County Con- > . ctata a w»r« ;a ccat» miftimam. closets; Ant floor, den and lavatory ford e-1029. OF FREIGHT contested right down to the last 15-man squad has oeen"\vorjklng Jamestown of tho Pony League in >• Una a4» *r ads PLAYEH PIANO. .•r-llumaru. Can •-int. CRAHFOatD STEAL 'off kitchen:' brick front; hot water last year, ihree years and a span of 20 dual Dunham, Skip Colville and Harry 1958. " •'\''m la cas*. | " ' .. • ins and Allison or man. The meat cutters took the ference will begiiW to have some out in preparation (or the opener; call CHanford 6-:2BR5. heat: 3-ear garage. See It! IT Doertng Help Wanted - Female AND WAREHOUSE In scoring 2t points last year, meets. On April 14. 1952, the Chapman. Irv Jacobaon, Detroit scout, re- 5i'-V-i CASH. Cs*»si'a» Sums* matt se- Way, off Springfield Avenue. Found the Blues won four events and Blues Nip flrst game. 879-832, and eked out real meaning this week. Also entered in the conference eeasassy a««*rtl>la« • *•»*. N«l naplr\Ka'lit-Wvt .mattress • T. y. Living room w)in ftreplacc Installation. A new air-condi- Anglers Out in Force ords. No such performance.is ex- ! la 'Kood condltionA CFianford 6-1M8. HOUDATSv ETC kitchen on first Boor; S Uoned building offers the best The victory was revenge for the Sportsman's Shop. Cranford, 5-4, with a second-lint JefTerson is slated to open; con- fast ball, and guys like Rick Eer- urns. srafDATs. i tK» oa f f ""ît AOSM^ 3 bedrooms and of working conditions. Good 1 For Season Opener pected Monday, but a win is pos- North Plainfield Which lost its DAVENPORT — Dark bluti velvet, down 13 years T. V. bath on tnrrd. at^jft^rriaTii oil salary; liberal company benefits. In 4CC Game Russell of Barnett's Liquors had hurler. Scott will be tough later ferente ' 'play tomorrow against Second-Place rell and Willis Hudlin jwfisider INSPECTION ctUhlortft and Beitfian \llncn Klip cover JERSEY RADIO 2-csr gang* OetacbeeL Beautzful 7SxlBC Experienced or Inexperienced as Local and not so local anglers sible. '.'••' only dual meet last year to Cran- the only 600 series of the night, in trie season when Phil Samuels' Westfleld, pre-season choice to him a great prospect," Anm scout For 5 fvod condition. S2V0U CRanford 8- . Herbert r. __ ft- career lot.' BsaJlsUcalry priced ' SUNDAY 3 to 3 P.M. trainees!. Phone SU 6-10300 or Entries are expected from Jef- ford. The Blues' win last year Behind the hitting and pitching J 446 •XUKWL . apply, .in person. . • jammed the banks of the Rahway a metis* et renter putting together games of 209, 244 win the championship. Jeff lost said. \ •. ^''"'*-" WINDOWS aUMTOBS a-MM of Bob Hobbie, sophomore south- ahk|e heals so he can/take his ALUMINUM STORM 377 Walnut Ave.. opposite new school :River here Saturday for the open- ate Weles, ferson and Edison Tech of Eliza- broke a three-year streak compiled its number one man, Larry Lasher, TieH^lds Meanwhile, Clerr Owens, form- •Combination Screen md Storm Doors. OUTBOARD--MOTOR. 19>2 Evmrude Bts CABPENTEK — COKTBACTOft, You must are to ssppxedate this lovely and 154 for a 607 total. ' turn on the mound and' run better ALLSTATE INSURANCE CO. the New Jersey trout fish- swMely seralekes beth, Scotch Plains, Roselle, 'West- by North Plainfleld. In 1953, the paw, Cranford battled to a 7-6 er Cranford High shortstop, is vy- Prec e«Um»te« AIb»n Lewis. IO» North T-uln 26 h.p. with vxt-nded shaft, fit* sunken bvics; room, ^*~t"C room, modern Custom colonial. - • spacious rooms. 3 Mountain Ave. . - Murray Hill. NJ. with ssssB aasssai _ win over Roselle Park on Monday Others in the 200 bracket in- through graduation, but has a With the final night of bowling Union Ave.. ClUnfonj S-08M. t( ^0 . Iraiiiîiii. Complete with remote kttczten.' 3 tf*»|f•••»^_ 2 baths on 3ndyean old. Living room, 12x24. stone fire- ing season. reaairtag. fUasitag er nBabaia.! geld. Linden, Rahway and Hill- teams didn't meet. on the base paths. _x good player in Mul Whitkin. ing for an outfield berth on Sche- ' contiol». completely overhauled. 1223 Boor- 1 btdUumu and bath on tntrd floor. place; dining rwarn. 12x13; tile kitchen., Neas aa alsalay at ear ate**: taswl afternoon at Roselle Park in a cluded: Gubas, Barnett'8 Liquors. Cranford wlllbe in the position coming up Tuesday evening, four CHanlo-id t>-l«3-i for appointment. Bee. msata TiBiU'iiriit. -*>—•«—•* garage. 13x13: tile powder room. 3 bedrooms. Sunny skies and -clear, water side. The meet is sponsored *>y the The loss, probably' the wont Westfleld has won 25 of its last nectady of the ClaSa A Eastern ffTNB PAINTS, colon and enamel* 5-5 This property Is suiiounded brjr park GIRL TO LEARN PRESSING In dry sssm eat* at ear vsnavnt a*t»«l .203; Korner, Barnett's Liquors, teams are,''tied for second plaoo 13^x30. 13x16. 13x14: colored tile bath; cleaning factory. No previous experi- brought out thousands of fisher- 1 sad 4 rJa. daUy . . . Bstua.,,1 Union County Interscholastic Ath- in a decade at the local school, was Four-County - Conference contest. of badly needing a victory over League. Glen is considerad a fine, Chrmicote Paint Worl i; 70S Boulevard. and O1UBJOS3 tbe uiu., Prsoed. at only electric walk-tit closets: rear screened M AJL «a « IMS. ' ' 225; Huetteman, Shaheen Agency, 27 matches with both defeats Com- •'- tf S2X500- ence necessary. Blue Ribbon Cleaners. -Hobbie sent across the winning Roselle Monday at Memorial Field in the Cranford Inter - Church Kenilworth. CHanion DINING ROOM SLT. 10 piece*,'walnut. porch, patio; Venetian blinds, aluminum 100 North Ave.. Garwood. men who lined the banks of the letic Conference. only the third in the past 12 years. ing at the hands of a strong Pingi j prospect for the parent Philadel- 21 Tulip Stncl. Cranlord. . . icmiii and doon; Insulated; oak floors, HEAD FOR ROUTE 27 run in the seventh inning on a 220; Harris, Shaheen Agency, 234; in an effort to remain a contender. Bowling. League and three "other CBanfatsl »«UT A charmisg; tkuncahrsv tn' an plaster walls; auached garage, new ma- river, which had been stocked by in linden. Koos warehouse u or. I Last year the Blues won the 880, While showing Ftrength in the team. Five players from last phia Phillies team. He led the HOLLAND WINDOW LADIES. 300 ways to earn money at Stiles SL. at St. Georges Ave., directlr I Torgersen, Shaheen Agency, 200; Threc*or even two losses could be if;, f.ill >»«-m>n the State Fish and Game Commis- mile, two-mile and medley races. single which scored Bob Weingart. year's. team should again give teams, remain in contention for Class C Three Rivers 'team last Inches, on your rolUr. SI 3». Same Day >nt,, jl ft- home, make S20 to'SSO a week. Send behind Esso Station. ' running events, the Blues were Holt, Harris. Ltd., 20D; Anginoli. too' many this year. ' Service. Alban-LrwU Hardware. 100 TRUCK CBAMK and TJX-* high: oil hott watet r hT2:-.. took second in the 440 and fourth weak in the The young fastballer took over in the Blue Devils a strong squad. the runner-up spot. ..„. year in runs batted in with 69 and North Union Art. ' Furnished Rooms for arre. 8. W. Olrrar. lag. Lot approximately 50x185lB5. lions, 13 North 7th Street. Kenilworth. hurdles and pole Harris, Ltd., 202; Michaels, Harco ' Not too much was expected of 6-318» and UnUta S--T0B4. • . •• 4-2S spots in Cranford were Droescher*s vault-events* the fourth. inning for Jerry Kot- Plainfleld has two very good Bumper matches will be held batted .270. He hit eight homers Come and Inspect one event, but scored heavily in Chemical, 221 and 208; Huft, Roselle when' the- season opened, and stole 28 bases during the sea- TARM TOTSH EGGS delivered to your For Rent SECRETARY, good at figures, 33 hour Dam at Lincoln avenue and High Coithurst and Tuesday evening as the final night Hoar: Phone CRanford S-MUL Ktk carROOMS FOR RENT by day or weak. ELECTRICAL CfttmUk CTIMO WILLIAM W. AUSTIN. REALTOR week. CaU In person Thursday and street. Hansel Dam at North Un- KOOS BROS. all events, while Plainfleld show- winner for Cranford as be won the bat'ter with the bases loaded anddris, Fischer's Market, 202; Bob Brymldseir' «t~kagupcompetition—Tied ^f PJE. Herb. Reasonable Mas. CRanford 8-K3*. wlrmg. JtM : Saturday. Jane Smith.' 137 Central Only two letter-winners from last «S North Ave-. East CRanford 6-0708 Ave.. Westfleld. • ion avenue and the vicinity of Wall ed power in-the sprints.. . . half mile and the broad Jump, Hobbie relieved him. He • fanned Koury, Fischer's Market, 204; letterwinners. .Rahway has five second place, 11 gamea behind tie to be desired. " CHAXF4UU)HOTEL tt teyaira and SIcPRKKSOS WAREHOUSE year are returning.. They Include MOMCOGRAPHING — Letters — Forms rjangiillla •'We.Know Cranford Properties" street. • Coach WeeUejr will miss the Jack Bicknell, who ripped the the first man he faced, but' hit the Grickowski, Fischer's Market, 212; veterans as well as 30 other boys champion Cranford Methodist II, Cranford fan? also will be — Booklets. 34. hour service. Free COMFORTABLY FURNISHED ROOM. REALTY CO. YOUNG GIRL for oftlce work part time, services of the Voorhees twins, Hal next one for the second run of Tico Davis, a good catcher and are Trinity Episcopal, Temple k "" »•"* H>ii\»r». Call CRanford near all transportation. Business man vicinity ot Garwood. WEstfleld 2- Blues with his fine passing In Marshall. Democratic Club, 200; out for the team. >, watching the progress of Tom 1» Aldus St. Oarrtnrd 8534. and • Fred. Tim Schuman, Dan the frame. fair hitter, and Ed Turner, a part- Beth-El, First Presbyterian and 1H3^tW-Trft-«E<«* IT rmr in f>it im Tmn. w—ii football, won both the, 100 and Filsinger, Democratic Club, 216;time outfielder, who has won the Sharkey who hurled the Craniord «-08«0. Rearick, Rudy Bletmer, Bruce Park Rally Falls Savercool, Barron's Esso, 217; Community Methodist I of Kanil- CARPTTS AND RUGS. used. all.cleaned, aluratteaa. can T. JQHtfSBK. :woi<, CHEONETTE and 220-yard dashes, while Mike King centerfleld Job. . entry in the Union County League good condition. Room sues, remnants. SINGLE AND DOUBLE with separata tral Avezrua, — OPES EVES. * SUNDAY candy at Bob Hagerthy and Bruce won ; both the 120-yard high With Cranford leading. 7-5 in Gritzke, Breen's Gold Checks, 210; worth. In sixth only one behind to the playoff title last year. Also ' stair and hall carpets, throw rues, new particulars call WEstfield 3-0318. Frank Winston, a senior, lacks beds. Plenty room to park. Conven- ' SHE WILL LOVE IT Hoick aitiong~otiS«~wHb' 2 the second-place teams is Zion signed to a Detroit contract, Shar- remnants and factory seconds. Eliza- ient. CRantord «-S30U •OOPIMO AMD Very choice Crartford home In.a private OFFICE ASSISTANT beth Rue Exchange. 203 Merits Ave.. oomu * park-like setting with spacious attrac- Membership organization moving to point-gettiiif teams last year. both the shot put and discus. a great try for victory. Albi« Wit- S. Cymbaluk, Police Departmen Lutheran of Rahway, while Linden key will be assigned to Terre Kllubeth. . *' | tf SOUTHSIDK — Nice comfortable room, Cafltog Btoct tively landscaped grounds; living room new oftlce In Crantord April 37th, From last year"* performers, he fill clouted a long double which seems to be Coach Virgil BorK's newly decorated. Kitchen privileges if NOT YOCNC AISD YKT. IT TS—, in 33x17. den. IS ft- square dining room, desires a personable, competent as- Bicknell won the 220 inthe 200; Fairchild, Men's League, 209; best prospect. The Rams have a fVR COATS. Jacnets ana cape stoles, desired. CRanford 6-7131 or CBanford that tt has three ktb Three kitchen, pantry. ' powder room and sistant, experienced typist, general has Jim Sehroedcr. Walt Keve, hit the fence to score a run. With eran of. Linden ore tied lor sev- League or Augusta. This will be ZBX most exciting race of the day fes Cory, Methodist Men's Club, 225; Catching Cranford on an oft day, genuine bargains. Drysons', Central 0-0836. ) . • • • •"•... tf •l •onjunctloa wltfc asatag) «• maid's ouarters on 1st floor; upstairs office routine, some light bookkeeping, promising hurler in freshman Ed enth, three games out of second. and Broad, upstairs. WEsUSeld 2-407S- neighnorboSM in Usr Ktacrsidc Drive) area. ore 4 bedrooms and 3 baths; fire- mimeographing. Very Interesting Lpu McClendon, Dick Lewis and he nipped Lou McClendon by runners on second and third and P. Tinnesz, TinneSz Market, 202; Sharkey's first season of profes- Herrn«bF psisnurt ««i.ssdc and root only places In master bedroom, living room Jones who compiled a 10-0 record Woodbridgc scored a''4-l\win over ' • : ••• u PLEASANT 'ROOM. 5 windows, for 1 or work. One-girl' oftlce. 5 days, 35 hrs. George. Wening among others. inches.' ', outa. Hobbie forced Burt, Five sweeps were recorded sional ball. ' '. Ovar S.0MI two j«ars ok*. Two car gwrasje on deep and Idea; huge porch and terrace; 2- week. Call for Interview. MArket 3- J. Delia Sala, Peppermint Room, in the Union County Youth the Blues' baseball team Friday 2. Friendly' home — trees, porch, gar- Wa.L.1 property. Priced r«asaoar4y at S16J00. This is a strong nucleus., Park leadoff batter, to send a high Tuesday evening. Winning all FRES-TO-LOOS for your fireplace are den. Conveniently located. Reference* i Walnut Avrn. car garage; exquisite decor by an ex- 4080. Ext. 708 or CRanford 6-2)74. lforth Plainfield won eight.of 210; C. Delia Sala, Peppermint League last summer/Ralph Vac- afternoon at Memorial Field. •ate. clean and economical. Carton exchanged. • Benners. 1 Hamilton Ave.. pert. beauttfuUy maintained inside and tn addition. Coach Weekley has pop fly behind third base which threegaroea were: Cranford Meth- out try a meticulous owner. Price PART TIME OR FULL TIME for general the 13 events and swept the three Room, 204; Scheller. Peppermint caro is the best southpaw prospect. Mike Basarab, Woodbridgc of • lo(s SI. Cranford Feed & Seed CRanford 8-3386: . ' •43.0001 ' ... . - rformers in Bob Dav- George Doney caught. odist '%% over First Presbyterian, Local Marksmen Lose . Store. 118 South Ave.. X, CBanford office and secretarial work tn Garwood pole vault and shot put places. Room, 213; TbiLorenzot Builders' southpaw, allowed only one hit, CHEERFUL furnished private bedroom, SCATS— Cane, nan I plant. Knowledge ot shorthand ot Reggie Smith, a sophomore, has Temple BeUi-'Ef over Linden Pres- • . .: ;• ti isja/ho showed fine Conn in indoor In addition, they tied for first in Cranford opened fast by scor- General, 218; and Connolly, Hay- To Essex County Police sittirm' room, bath and entrance; Ideal l and daUvarat). ALAN JOHNSON. REALTOR Dictaphone. Convenient < to No. -45 or looked good at short, while Frank a single by Jack Cctoper in the byterian, Community Methodist I S No. 49 bus. CaU WEstfleld 3-3444. sprint events, Fran Keenan. Bob the high jump as Pete Trumpore ing -three time in the flrst inn- eck's Foods. 206. The pistol team of the Cranford PIANOS, SALEi Floor sample/ splneU. location. CRaniord 6-WIO. tf 303 Eton St.. Westflekl WE 3-58S4 Blaco, a Junior, is at second base. fifth inning. His "good curve, and over Cranford Methodist I. Osc«- drastically reduced, terms. CRaniord Evenings: WEstflcld 3-1240 Kiamte. Bob O'Neill, Ed Hobbie, of Cranford and Dave Wilson ot ing. Jack Cooper singled and went Bawl sneaky fastball' struck out 12 Police Department lost to the Es- KENILWOHTH — Furnished room con- PLUMBINO aad BKA ITS LO!CG mt... en W Ahothex junior, Stu Pogue, is the ola Presbyterian' over Cranford Piano Oa, 3 Monk Avenue. Kasi. CJUn- venient for No. 10 and No. 28 bus. Pete Trumport% • Mickey Wilson North Plainfield both jumped to third on Walt Sosnowski's bin- Harco Chemical Co. .: Cranford batters. sex County Park Police by a score terd C-3730. . U SINCE WKHAVK Help Wanted-Male 33 W, third baseman, and Augiiie Shau, Alliance and St. PauVs E. & R. II 405'Roosevel^ Cane. CRanford 6-5467. and Bob Paterson. 5' 8". gle. Sostiowski went to second on Democratic Club .. e BO Cranford's only run came in of 1,144 to 1,103 in a practice values. — MACHINE SHOP- APPBENTICES Shaheen Agency ...... S 53%34H up. from the jayvees, is. at flrst of Oarwood over Temple Emanuel BUNDS la stock. 23 to Tnukbig — Hauling If there is one event in which Besides Lewis' wins in the half the throw to third. Both scored' Suriny Acre* : 39 match at Verona last Wednesday. NICE LARGE furnished room, private Young man. . Preferably high sch . 10 S3%37 base. Bill Gyurko, who has shown the third inning. With two jout and of Westfleld: - Inches, custom sjuallky stock blinds, all entrance, near shopping center and STAOt WEAKT? .•__ graduates, opportunity lor tsainlng In any team is favored, it's Cranford on a double by Ed Johnson.. The Errico Trucking : 17 5J •4 Inches long. t2.85; also Jencraft Well, tot* at resaoaasste pisyy. yoa BELIABXX MOVERS mile and broad, jump, Bob .Davis Tinnesz Market 33 84i0 i some hitting ability, and Jack Art "Sawyer at' third arid Walt Patrolmen Albert Fischer and transportation. Also a room with precision manufacturing. Excellent work- flrst sacker scored when the third 14 46 Taking.two of three games were: and O. W. Brenemsn custom blinds. Stic kitchen privileges. •" CRaniord 6-7246. wnxiAM r. DAvmsoii move tasn Qu* S-ceaea euncalow. We'd ing rrmrlltions. WEstAeld 3-6400. • ~ tl in the 880. Cranford has won this won the quarter mila and George Breen's Gold Checks .. Healey have captured the other Sosnowski at. first, the Blues Frederick Roberts, team -captain, SO- It. Craniord Upholstery Shop. IM lay It's in gneaT cnoditian and we're St. Clark FTJUrm 8-716» baseman threw wild trying to get Peppermint Room 33 45V4 41 Vb Trinity Episcopal over Zion Luth- ' ' ' , .. •' ' U event every year except 1952 since Wening won the. javelin. led the Cranford scoring with 290 South Ave.. E. CRantord 6-08*3. t* PUUarloi aad Baasta* sure swam say Use sane thing. With Builders' General SI outfield berths. . pulled a double steal. Sosnowski eran. First Baptist of Boselle over •vastt. Ma Job te*> wait oil heat Too dent have to worry about •37.50 the relay competition was estabr Other scorers for Cranford were: Weingart at .'first. Cranford Shoe Store ft broke for second and when the and 289. .respectively. Patrolman LEASANT ROOM for business woman runningg: am to n>U e riawnsrirtt. with SALES REPRESENTATIVE Sportsman's Shop ...... , 34 43Mi. 43V. Coach Paul Buonaguro is ex- OPUOLSTEBINQ. — Furniture repairs. in home of widow. Conveniently lo- without'obllaatloa. 35.00 hshed in 1944. It is ironic that Blues Score Again 43 44 St Paul's Lutheran, Calvary Luth- ventuaueg fan >oure assured ot >a Jim Schroeder, second 100-yard Methodist Men's Club , 1 pected to send his ace, Jerry Kot- catcher threw down to second Richard Schoneld posted a 272, and draperies, slip covers, Venetian blinds. cated. Kitchen privileges. Alter S Eottabkc hoane Outtng the ' - 4X00 Living In Cranford. to loin Sales De- the school's fastest team of Jesse " The Blues scored again in thePetersen'a Dairy 43 44 eran over St. Paul's E..& R. I of ' Nice.-choice of fabrics. F. Kantner * P.M. CR 6-5253. ASPttALT BamCWATS. enssha* Tbcre's ab» m nice acretrsnd partment of Ford dealer. Must have dash; McClenaon, second, E20-yard Fischer's Market .. 434-44^1 larz.. against" the Rams. The Sawyer romped across. Patrolman Samuel Cymbaluk had sales experience and be capable of fourth when Ken Emmons got to 18 43MMii 44V« Garwood, First Methodist of West- . Son. 130 South Ave.. E. TeL CRaniord All dirt. drt»«waj, aatesnted. pords for those long wrnimr evenings. Bell; Fred Voorhees, Dave Root dash; Dan. Luker, third, 220-yard Hayeck's Foods .... « Blues seem pretty Well set with Woodbrldga tied the score in the a 242. , H " tomphtomph 1*1 At S13jm H^> oat of oar bat BUNGA- .high eamir.HB through hard work and Cliff McClendon missed win- dash; Waning, second, 440-yard atcond on an error and'scored on Lions Club 43 Mi 44 Mi field, over St. Paul's Methodist of School. Ii-TT MTTt I Apply in writing to arrange Interview. Police Department 11 .41'* 45% Ed Johnson at flrst, Stevie Zu- same frame when Rich Kuznlak Roselle and Garwood Presbyter- WALLPAPER — LOWEST PRICES In 8-1 •497, ning this event, in 1952. Last year run; Francis Keenan, second, half- a single by Artie Sawyer. Men's League ...... 40 47 38 lick at second, George Doney at walked, stole second and came town. Maka amart ulecUons. In your RoseUe Park tallied ^ t w i c e Barnett's liquors ™7^".".'.".'1B. 47 ian over Community Methodist II. TELEVISION RKPAIBED PAST. Par th* WESTFIELD MOTOR SALES CO. .'..__; TT«d Voor- B1H Hettman, second, V.P.WW. .„:..._-. ~ ~-~ 1»•»* 49 Mi So easy. Consumers Direct CHEERFUL.ROOM, large closet, rcrlned OB* "OK" USED CAB Short and Artie Sawyer or Kenhome on John Howell's single. Co.. CBanford 6-03SO. tf home. 0. minutes to station. Couple or best and fkstast aervlc* caU E« hees, Tim Lehlah E»S0 .They scored single tallies in the B. Kutsera of First Presbyter- gentleman preferred. CRanford «- Elacnic. CRaniord *-3S)9. Day sjs; AD ON PAGE S. SBCT1ON 4 R. R. RcUly •CmttwCtimiMa LKflLJbirrju_._J_ack .Cooper ian rolled a aW, for a new game . 6337. • • • really lao«e. 3 toe baths. 319 North Ave.. E. Westaeld. N.J. Schroeder wonttaVtrtl*; n'urdles; ~ Schroeder, Ings - to tie up the game. In theBarron's .. 13 fomth- TABLE PADS. S-pc. sets, from SAM. 1 w»"*i* »'Vgt>l">t*?T INC. Harris. Ltd. »3VJ and'Walt Sosnowski are flxturesin" Choice ol baautlful colors. Free esti- t. aplc fuU dean x Make-up of the various teams itf low hurdles; third, the Panthers got men on 30 KENILWORTH — Large- attractive loom OETTINO ENOUOB HOT WATER? , oil ssrasn beat.3car garage 30* AND (14 CENTRAL AVE. the left and center field positions Richie Herrick was the, losingrolled 2S)0 games or better were: mates given. Alban-LewU. 10B N. Union In new home, suitable tor business and a targe Ice Take time to the relay carnival has not been Charles Preston, third, high jump; first and third as a result of two BARrOm'S U4UORS (3) USED scale removed fwm pars, coils, pitcher. He struck out six ' land A CBaaford 6-oaee. tf person . or couple; convenient trans- this borne today. WESTTIELD 3-4330 SHIPPING CLERK ( Oiibas 303 170 166 and Sawyer may - move to. right P. Blackmore, Cranford Methodist .lass heaters. Work ddone In your Young man. high school graduate, decided upon by Coach Weekley Bruee Bennett, third, broad jump; walks; a fielder's choice and a 158 171 157 portation. CHestnut 5-1220. home bby specialist. driver's license. Excellent opportunity Ueuer 178 . 143 field if Emmons Is in.shape to walked three. Bob Hobble relieved AU HOME steal and they scored on a single - 160 II, -Ml; F. ScheiUln, Sr, Zion ftajalble UrUrnn* Seal* Ea> In shipping department of precision However, the Blues'should have and Bob Paterson, third, discus. Brinksthoff . _...-. 209 144 154 Herrick In the final frame and I land. Call S to a. stAhway 19U CHEVROLET, good. gas and oU Ru take over the hot corner duties. Lutheran, all and J03; H. Tishwr loo! A» «lX30a you're "JmJ^CMfatter 5:30 P.M. tool manufacturer. WEstfleld 3-0400. strong entries in the 440.880. mile, by Ron Pundock. In the fourth Korner'.Russell . ..,„. 175 157 7-TB4. ••••••• . • tf Gamood. 2 blocks from bus. Young The summaries: 43 Lefty Ed Kaiser allowed, only struck out the two batters he bualneu woman preferred.. WEstfteld frame, a single and two walks KHandica' p 43 43 of Trinity Episcopal, 209; O. Lyon, steam neat. Ule andl knotty pine kitchen. and two-mile events, while- the 100-yard dash — 1. Jack. Bicknell. »48 lOW 830 2-8410. . screened porch, gaiagi. tree shaded lot. ^ Plainflcld; r.JUa three hits and struck out 14 in faced. , ' ;'•"••••?'' Community Methodist I, Ml; F. MADE TO ORDER radiator enalosures. TREES TRIMMED AND REMOVED U3> POMTIAC. new tires. •100, CRan- ttf. jb£ged_the bases. Bill Richards SHAHEEN AGENCY (01 lawn furniture, cablneta and console Cord Wood tor Sate good section near -srr»owL . - - ford 6-O430. me snor 17S 1ST J71 topping the Blues, 1-0, in the first The box score: ' Huetteman, Community Methodist URN1SHED ROOM, living room privi- m 1 •tw ' 'two" WOODBRIDGE cabinet* for portable sewing machines. leges. Orchard . Street, near high ' IJinrlscape — Nurserymen Painting-Decorating score. The team's weakness ~wttl 4ia CRANFOUD I CaU WEstfleld 3-4330 or WEktficld 3-«grra ROOSEVELT SCHOOL, 4940 BLACK CHEVROLET 3-door sedan. 310-yard dash — 1. Bicknell. North 4i i.HÊlerstm: Bt. Pflul'a^Luth- rred Davey. 43 N. 7th Street. Kenll- school CRaniord 6-6334. ' 5-5 ts just a short dash tram this 6- be in the,hurdle events where FlmlnOeM: «•• I»u McClendan. Cranlord; and Hobbie hit Pundock to score in Urbanskl, u - 3 0' worth. CRantord «-M55. U Evenings after • good condition, passed irupection. X A. CHANS —Painting and Dsnanttng. year. 'Bob Evers tofik the loss. ZuUck. 3b , eran, 214; S. Ranklh. Osceolai"ao!r| room hone. A suce nozney *!mos- Reasonable. CRanford 6-6157. 343 Walnut Ava.TaL CBannag I OHl S. Dan Luksr. Cranlord. Time: MA another. ' Tio Sawyer. 3b 1 0 Tlmlnskl. ss 3 0 1 JIM LOVELAND tl pbcte erects yew at the ^rom door tor estimates. tt Plainfield always has topnotch 440-yard run — 1. Bob Davis, Cran- but he pitched good-balh Roselle Cooper.U- -4 1 Kumlak. rf__2 3 1 and 231; W. Hoeftlch. PtTTSBURGH PAINTS. lull Une of tn- and goes rsgnt »«h you to the performers. tord; >. George WenlnM. - Cranlord; 3. Blues Regain l>ad IM Sout'akl. cf 3 0 Howell. 3b ' 3 0 3 tcrtor and exterior. Painters' discount Wanted To Rent modern bngfct krlcben wh^re there PONTIAC. 1SS1 3-door sedan. ; Hydra- Quirk. • North Plainfleld. Tlrne: 04^ %W1 also won the second game, 4-2. 1 0 Methodist II, 212; W, Bel MABON CONTRACTORS roatic radio and healer, excellent con- : BLUNCK — Pslntan and The. Blues went ahead again in Johnson, lb 3 0 Barbato. If 3 In bouse lot quantities. Alban-Lewl*. IRANFOttD EXECUTIVE, family of 3. - ' masonry. Sidewalks. Bar- axe- usually a couple of dition. Original owner. Best offer. SSO-yard tun —1. Dick Lewis, Cran- Weingart. c 3 0 Brltton. lb 3 1 1 Garwood Presbyterian, 210; C. 10* North Union Ave. , tf wishes to rent 3 bedroom home. Box sitting .around trae table navlhg coffee; Decorators, 47 North 18th Street. JKan- tord: 2. rrancU Keenann, Cranford: 3. the fifth when Sosnowski walked KoUan.rf I 0 0 A'bdea'n, 3b 1 0 0 r itone work. Garage building, brick a> tncndly rxtg^dbornoocl. Cu say. WEstfleld 3-7448. Thompson, St. Paul's EJ. * R. II, 851, c, a\ Cluien and Chronicle. . tl work.' Free estimates. Schwsn. Uworth. N. 3. Talapkona CBantord Dave Wilson. North P/ ' neld" " . Time: *2.07~. 139 Doney, as 3 0 0 Slivka. c 3 0 1 VENETIAN BLINDS. 23*- 34". white and For ontr StSjgOB tne Broker's In- 6-471O — CBaataut 0-34M. tt Herrick Seeks One-milOnc-rallae runn —— ITA! Smith. N55U1 and stole second. He scored when 173 Kern Hurls Ithaca HerTlck.p 3 0 0 Shallock, cf 3 CRantord 6-B40S. spection Group acreed that Its was a , tudor, reasonable. Call after 217; and H. Pfelffer, . St Paul's Ivory., (3.M. Immediate delivery. 6-93*3. Plainfleld: 3. Bill. Bettman, CrantDrd; Richards threw wildly trying to 161 Hobble, p 0 0 Basarab, p 3 Alban-Lewls Hardware. 1Q» N. Union very good value. Dent WILLIAM nnwant, Interior and an- J. Vallance. North PUinfleld. Time; B.14- 31 To Win Over Upsala E. & R: H,202i got Emmons. at first. Cranford Totals 34 1 1 ToUls S4 Ave. U Apartments For Rent ELECTRICAL INSTALLATIONS and -_ terior - Painting. Skilled II No Down Payment Repeat Victory 120-yar1y d high hurdles — 1. MikMike g BS7 Following' Tuesday night's THREE ROOM ATTIC APAHTMENT. pair*, wall outlets, light switcne*. cke. Personal supervision. 308 Columbia King.i . NortNrth PlaloDtld t 3 . JerrJ y RlRlnkark . ll th ith S ''Don Kern, - former Cranford Cranford ..>• 0 0 1 0 0 HORS-D'OEUVRES, canapes, aandlches. lillht housekeeping., business woman, Lamps rewired, door bells and «•>•>- FOR THE KEY — Lost Avanuav Crantard. Call CBanfoTd NortNthh PUPlalnrteldl Bld : 33 : BoBb PetersenPten . CranCran- got another tally in the sixth. Saw- High School pitching star, hurled Woadbrldce 0 0 111 bumper matches, a headpln night for weddings and all occasion parties. reasonably. CHaniord 6-38X1 after 6 repaired. John Frcy. WEstSeld X- to a Better Home1 0-3719. tt .ord. Time: 15.8T • • yer, was safe on an error, went to 191 Mad* to order. Homemade cookies. J".M. LADY'S WRIST WATCH LOST April 14. Up To Over Westfield UO-yard low hurdles —1. Klnf. North MM Ithaca College's undefeated base- will be held on May 8, sweep- c-^n CRantord 6-1413. tf Alexander Bart ' vicinity English Village and South and Plainfleld: X IRlnker, North PUInfteld; second on a passed- ball and to 170 stakes, night on May 10 and the Wulnui Aves. lie ward- CaU Supt.. R. IsXNZEL — Painting aw t. Schroeder. Cranlord. Tim*: 13JL 174 ball team to • a 6-2 win over a JUNE OCCUPANCY. 3-room upartment. ELECTRICAL INSTALLATION, new out- Arnold VrceUad ______hanging. Phone CRanford 6-1340. M Southpaw. Richie Herrick will third on a sacrifice by Steve Zu- Baseball Tourney TYPEWRITERS, adding machines, caah good location, all conveniences, adults Mildred Darnes '•ViUoge. CRanford 6-0303. 3 Years To Pay Pole v»uB —Three-way tla tor flrit 805 strong Upsala College nine Satur- league's annual banquet on May only. S80 tnonlh. Box 835. c/O Citizen lets, change ol service, post lights. Elixabeth Avenue. Crantord. tt probably take the rubber tomor wrween Bob Lb*. Ronald Blume and lick. He scored as Cooper ground- GIT QUALITY register*, office furniture)) sales and Repair' lamps, toasters. Irons. ~ BANK BOOK No. 23167, Suburban Trust Jll Hogue. all of North Plslnfield. day afternoon at East Orange. It 21. . service. Centennial Business Machine and* Chronicle. " tf Etta Minetti row afternoon at Memorial Field Seeding Slated Davis. CRanford 6-3V7S. Co. If not, restored before .April 29, MICHAEI. M. BARICH — Painting and }• alaht: 10 feet. ed out.. D'Alessandrts 1 The standing of the league: Co, add Centennial Ave.. CHanford 6- was the fifth consecutive victory I CRANFORD I— 3-room oparUnenl. Call Tom 1933. application will be made tor new Decorating. CaU CRantord 0-7319 be- when Cranford High School': Hl«h Jump — 1. Tie between Dave DiFablo 148 "BOO. tf Roselle Park got one run back . w i. WHILE GJ4. & HENRY Esiliuld 2\8513 between 8 A.M. and TELEVISION AND FM ANTENXAS Std BCunn " " , ' , 4-28 tween 0 and 0 PJ4. we'll s»«ksd a» thew *«• baseball team takes on Westfield, /llson. North Plainfleld. and Pete Trum- DILorenzo 1 for Ithaca. ts P.M. \ ' . K>re. Cranlord: Charles Picston, Craa- lt» the sixth, when Richards was Koury, R. ..-. •—• • 173 For April 28 Cranford Methodist II _ M FERTILIZER, lime, pcot iiuus, grass INSTALLED and repaired. Work • In. Kern struck out eight including Trinity E| " 3* ABE fighting over who guaranteed. Reasonable rales. New G. G. BO5I EYEGLASSES, gold rims, lost vicinity Herrick made his first start o >rdv Height! o arickowskt 183 seed, garden tools. Herb - Dltiel's Blverslde Drive. North Union and Cen- EXTERIOR PAINTING. Free low rate Broad Jump — Dick tcwis, Cranford: safe on a play at second base and Handicap _ 80 SO 30 Seeding for the second annual tVmple " M and used TV sets. Tubes checked la estimate given on Spring Painting. CaU his scholastic career last year ' :ld; 3. Bruca B«a- three pinch hitters and walked First Presbyterian _ S» has tiu> most qunbles. WE Oardcn Center. 299 Dcuinais Road, 181 SCorK. Ave, East.' at Cemacrml tral Aves. CRantord 6-0731. . Quirk, North " Schmidt was safe at first. Pun- TOTAL 878 MS 845 baseball tournament of the Union Community Methodist I. 48 CRanford 6-3383. U your home. Call FAnwood 2-413O or CRantord 6-3137 after 4 p.m. 5-28 against the Blue Devils and rt». Cranford. >t: Utt > in. HARCO CHEMICAL CO.(V»» only one. • He worked seven Inn- 39 Floor Service CRanford 6-6M4. ..._"._ Pe«U. North dock's single and a bobble by 167 County Intorsctiolastic Athletic Zion Lutheran .. 40 SAY. "THIS IS THE TIME" BANK BOOK No. 37571, Suburban Trust Shot put — Harney ..v.._ IM, 13f ings before being lifted for a pinch 45 FLOOR WAXER — »1.00 a day. dcUv- R. MENZEL —, Floor scraping and re- Co. If _ not restored before April 29. INTERIOR and EXTERIOR PAINTING. shut them out. 6-0, on only five •lainfleld: 2. C\ Bare. North Plain- Svedman 167 Conference will be held next Linden Presbyterian 43 OPES SatunUy Sonday 1953. application will be mode lor new .Free estimates given. Call T. Schuman. ALBAN-LEWIS lea, . North Plain- Cooper scored the run, but Pun- St. Pauls Lutheran, ..'..- 45 42 to pick up an "OK" USED T, ~ - e»ed -»ttd ppicked . -un_Twla hru»hXo,X u flntshlng of old floor* a specialty. LET ME BOARD YOUR DOC in my hits. He walked only three. He idd:; a. Jim Diet* hitter. First Baptist „ - r book. - 4-28 teld. Distance tn. Thursday evening, Al Jakucs of 43 save time inn work. Consumers Direct CRaniord 6^1345;—«I"Em*be«rTVve- —-ttomev— ~r—-*-•x-rr rrainiiahla me*. CRanford 6-8987 after 5 p.m. 5-36 Hout*w«re» • Hardware • Gadgets • Gifts dock was out trying to steal seer llchaels ...... Several local fans were on hand Calvary Lutheran 43 CAS wife our own written Supply Co.. CRanfoxd 6-0580. nue, Cranford. . • tf CHaniord. 6-B383. • .. . u l.went on.to'have a hot and cold Discus — 1. North Plainfield: luft .... Linden, baseball committee chair- NEW SPUT-IEVEX. HOMES PAINTINa.- PAPBRrtANGlNO.- Edward. !. Bare. North ild; 3. Paterson, ond. TOTAL. .... 845 Crantord Methodist I .... T rw season. He has enough stuff tc ft. for the contest Osceola Presbyterian — 4S warranty that It Is on* of ; LAMPS AND LAMP SHADES • roorcs. recreation room. Trembly, Fulton 1-9384. U ~ " —^---—rr—:~ -:.• -Free Delivery-- -—^.-^-^-.-^^ ^__ d Distance: Kotlarz got into trouble in the man, reports. St. Paul's E. A H. I ...... 41 WE CAN DUPLICATE ANY SHADE. ELECTRICIAN. Houses and garages iuUy irrmUTcd. Ceramic, tiled For Hire ~ be" a winning pitcher, but could DEMOCRATIC CLUB <3> 40 JL th* b*st buys In wired, outlets, new fixtures, ranges. coaared natures. Jennie Taylor. _ ilOanrllo •——^— _1M 1B7 145 Tomorrow is the deadline for St. Paul's Methodist Hi ,46\i, . , HUNDREDS IN STOCK. FOR THE Lots For Sale •i-TON PICKUP TRUCK. g5.0O per use a little more drive. •is* First Methodist ..; _ 40>Vk/46V« ' -BEST IN SHADES AND LAMPS SEE dryers and new services installed. All CBantord a-OTTS. - 8-hour day. Insurance included. CRan- 109 N. Union Avenue CR 641866 Dtstarice: MO «t- 11 In: led. but a double play Ward — Postpone Frosh Opener entries.^. /.Cranfoxd_ls__already in Christian Miss. -AUtanea 440 Just chack b*low and «**1 US- COMPLETE LAMP MOUNTING. CRANFORD. RoseUe Avenue, lot 50x100 phases of inauilrtal wiring. S. Peterson. ford 6-3363. '. tf Furrier Westfield opened by losing to Hull „ _/_ 173 171 1«7 Garviiood'PreibylaTlan"T.....i-.- ^36\7 ~ 47 • 1 CRanford 6-8103. 24. Mac Arthur-Ave.. CBanford C-613C yer to Johnson to Weingart saved Marshall .„._ 167 ITS 300 Wet ground* caused postpone- the fold. Regional is defending 00% REPAIRS AND REPLACEMENT L KANTNER. New tun. Fur Complete Line of SCOTT'S Lawn Products Bound Brook. 2-0, as Bob. John 167 Sl« « Coramunlty Methodist II •• PARTS. E-T. WILLIAMS. 7S» CEN- tf Hillside Man Gains FUslncer champion, but Jefferson of Eliza- Bt Paul's E. &.R. II ._. 61V* #51« 1 rastyled and repaired. 118 Walnut him.— _-' '•; • TOTAL ment of the opening game of the --/'• TRAL AVE.. WESTFIELD 2-2158. COMPABET Ave.. CBantord 6-1678. tt son, a knuckle ball artist, hurled LIONS CLUB <0> Temple Emanuel - - S3Vs MVs NEAR GROVE ST. EXCELLENT Table Tennis Crown It was the fourth consecutive Cranford High School freshman beth is again expected to be the 1«S4 CHEVROLET . . $1395 'f -i f ly/'fcfl'Klri^l * tl Wanted To Buy BERARDS PLUMBING AND HEATING. 7-KOO31, 3-BATH a no-hitter. Westfleld won only Tharmann ' 180 17» 155 team to beat Renoirs. reiuodcung and new. CBan- five of 18 games last year prim The singles championship in the game that Roselle Park has been illnd — — 100 baseball team on Friday against M sna BOY~S BICYCLE.. S« mche>. sood. con- GUNS WANTED — Licensed colfeclar fating and floor. Cinder block in which resulted ^n a one-run «le- HTullo Roselle Park, Cranford's Memorial Field wilt paying high prices tor modern or arily because it lacked hitting. Union-Middlesex table tennis B No new, date has Town Softball dition. Best ofler. Call CRanford 6- cision.~The Panthers have^split-the been set. be one of eight sites selected for antique rifles, shotguns, revolvers. FLOOR WAXING—RUQ SHAMPOOING. *7M. CBanford «-3gta. j tournament Sunday at the Casino Linden S-ftMO. tf Private homes, industrial'' rsiahhsh PARK VILLAGE was won by-an -unseeded ..HiH»lda, four contests. the twilight contests, ^which will THE TIME HAS COME the. walrus >ald— Di CSANFOBD ' again this year. menu. Asphalt tile, rubber tile. cork, ^Thfc-btfx'gcore? . J get underway' 'at 4:45 p.mt~The Loop to Complete to consider tho«c bald npota In law WE BUY BOOKS wood and linoleum floors thoroughly Only Bob Ust, another south player. Wing Toy. He downed an- BARRON'S XSSO (II or elsewhere — myrtle or pachaMan One or • thousand. Please call Cor Nursing Service CRANTORD 171 Markowlcb 127 b lW»Btek; ,lr».slei. ' îl;i cleaned, waxed and polished. Special other unseeded playerv Charles ABBH jahn ...... -.-. 170 146 Slkora .„ _ IBS 117 . grow anywhere. Shade loving peren- details. P.M. Book Shop. PLalnfleld 4- rate on repeat* jobs. . For estimates paw flinger. catcher Nino Came- 165 15S j—re«Tf V. N, A. Car General Nura- LOOK TWICE AT THE PRICE Sawycr.Sb S 1 lgurt,rf „. 113- BerardlnelU 147 117 gry School of Hillside, Rahway, WaprTonight—~ IK OLD CAB nials and shrubs. Wide variety of 3*00. U call Federal Maintenance Service.' 101 Deo. or TV Ttortrrn. Garace njsodt i inln Maternal and vale and outfielder Sonny Peter McElroy of Irvington. ZuUck. 317 Weteert , 16»_ 1B7 lac Vbdt CooperZuUck., 2 Ibf S 0 0 RichardsSchmldU,e M 'Savercool ...—...... 13> 156 Roselle, Linden, Scotch Plains and African Violets for window sill far Wilshire Drive, CRaniord S-7«2sl . u CEDAR WOOD SHINGLES EXTERIORS Care. Health Education. The - George Gray was the only Cjran- Brook* 143 Tlneo, J _ 143 103 !«o ^Ctanford Recreation Softball deniiig. May I address your club" CANOE OR ROWBOAT In good condi- son return from last year. List BasVsl!l.cBVll i 3 pundock. If 110 Visttlnc Nurss Can He» You. Nominal - Lwert,c cf Latawlec . 114 33 HUbert :.-, „ — 141 161 Plainfleld, where all of last year"* . Benners.. 1 Hamilton Ave.. CR 6-33S6. tion. CRanford 6-7862. . , 4-28 DUI£D1ATE OCCUPANCY It may be a long time,before you will see another bungalow like this one at ford player to gain the quarter- Johnson. 1b S 33 Handicap 72 - 67 League will complete Its organiza- Fesv Tel. C* in fold 4V4I787, or consult is among the best hurlen in the Weln«art,c 0 McCaRCaR't'ty.y p 0 Handicap .—•• 33 837 807 63 contests were played on Saturdays. m LAWNS FERTILIZED, limed, raked and Trtephwne Dlractztry. . Hour*: Dally TOTAL ....- ; 710 • TOTAL 823 761 834 tion for the coming season at a STEINWAY or other good piano wanted rolled. CRunlord 8-3283 for free esti- EASY TERMS FOB ALL: county, but he gets little support final round. . . Doney. ss 0 Letteriei .'l. b O (II (II MAN'S WHITE FORMAL JACKET, site •accept Sundays and Holidays. •*> this price. 5 full sized rooms (of course that includes a real dining room), Emmons. rf b FCTERSEN'S DAIRY 153 104 ERRICO TRUCKING The tournament opens during 37: topcoat, size 3tj; dark blue double privately. State maker, age. price. mate, tf 1 Oon'lues, lb Petersen. R. - 145 Hlrsch 143 meeting tonight at 8 o'clock in the ma OLD9MOBILE S1S8S Model Home Open Daily Till Dark. A-M. to 4J0 PJL tt KoUan.p 15* -187 123 the week of May 2 with the sec- breasted suit, slie 39. All perfect con-* JJox ttJo. co Citizen and Chronicle. HobhU.p . 0 Wlttfleld/rf ' i... Boertman _— 1*1 157 133 Clambruschlnl 138 l«0 Municipal Building. t-«sar sseaa. "KOCKBT." dltion. Ptns-ponit table. Reasonable 3-12 CRanford a-1333 excellent condition, convenient location. Oil steam heat, water softener, Vechlo. 3b Petersen. E. A. ..-!,.._ 115 1U0 Slcko 175 ond .round slated for May 9, the B4 klaa. raala sad WEstflcld 2-4B03-M. . ARE YOU GETTING SATISFACTORY 1 3 118 At a meeting last Wednesday S> 7 Totals 37 Thommun 1&6 IM 189 Bmcato 170 z LIGHT from your lamps and lamp DBTECTUKCSc Garden State Park- Totals a 7 Petersefl, E. W 156 Curtln 170 IM Ml semi-finals for May HJ-20 and the shades? Let us suggest how we can Anchor fence, roof and aluminum gutters only 2 years old. 0 0 1 1 1 1—7 7» 733 evening, six teams, Including two KROEHLER CRIB youth txM. baby way to OnlciTiTilat Axe. .Exit \M>. 'Um 0 3 3 0 1 TOTAL :....- 763 TOTAL 775 880 championship and' consolation . butler, baby .scales, for *23. WEttflvld Rental* improve your, old lamps. Sight and protxcdl on Centennial Ave. toward Hostile Park 1—8 newcomers, signed up for the^, wulon Is very' important. See us for Cnnfonl. tust. laird traflac light to. BREEN'S GOLD CHECKS «> #3Tf 2-8TT3. LINCOLN Justh 171 1U 162 CRANFORD SHOE STORE 13) game during the week of May 28- league, sponsored by the TowS- RENTALS FOR ALL OCCASIONS. proper lighting, lamps and shades. B- T. HuJMdc Ave, turn acft to Park. Orrok. Jr. :.. 171. 163 157 ft Williams, 755 Central Ave.. WEst&eJd Stalger 1B1 16| The top three teams will win shlp Recreation Committee./Re- 1853 POMTIAC . . .. «U95 BOY'S GREEN STORM COAT with grey Banquets — Wedding* — Reception* IT CAN'T BE MOVED TO CALIFORNIA Scott Holds LuU - 178 12ft 140 Orrok, Sr 170 100 178 fur collar, size 12, like new. ti. CKan- Dances — Organization "*T"figyy 2-2158. near Grove Street- Excellent Tailor* & Qeanen OrlUke _ ; 170 13» 310 Hayeck : . 157 111 (33 trophies, with the winning squad turning from last year arjjr Capt. CUSTOM CATAUNA BarsUa. ford 6-7869. i etc. '— also - - . parking. • • tf Scheller 135 — 183 Hopper 132 162 153 kMalUal IIMn. MTDKAMATIC Ridley 174 152 153 also receiving IK gold baseballs Newell Rodney FiskePost 338, •BIVB. ra4to aaj Maicr. « BOWLING ALLEYS If owner could move it, you would never have an opportunity to buy this six- Klnney • — 1ST 210 IMS MASTER ENCYCLOPEDIA, coven LET US DO YOUR HOUSECLEAN1NG. Summer RemlaU Leadin4CC Handicap 33 30 40 Handicap 21 17 31 for the players. vrw, Blu« Room, G-Men and over 30.000 subjects, over 1.00 illus- Argonaut Household Services. Windows TOTAL : *5« 771 MB TOTAL ' B2S 785 MS trations. A great bargain. »10. Hav- AMERICAN LEGION BOM* washed, 'floors waxed, walls washed. HOLIDAY BEACH — Jtew modern rurn- room, 14-year-old colonial in the Roosevelt School area with oil heat, first-floor Clifford Scott of East Orange . POLICE DEPARTMENT LEH1OH ESSO (It A&R. The new teams are John- — GOOD VALUE — elka. 342 Boulevard. Kenilworth. 4-28 Riverside Drive altic. cellar, porch cleaned and g»»»g» bhed «-room bouse, hot vateiL all SltOfX Oold 17S 166 Nylen a.... 157 190 convmmco- By week or 'month. remains in first place in the Four- 1S4 181 Kles wetter .. 174 170 son & Johnson and the Cranford BABY CARRIAGE, and strolu-r. bhoony. CB «-9701 '—'CB 6-4033 Furniture polIsncdT"* small paint Jobs. lavatory, tile kitchen and bath, cypress panelled recreation room. Complete Shlmkus —. Estimates free. Prompt courteous CRantord «-32a* cwerongs. County Conference with a record Cymbaluk, S IBS Schulz 163 157 Church Softball Citizen & Chronicle. 1IM6 ^ 4-ar., r*h SIS* safety gate. Reasonable. ClliiiiuiU ti- SantelU _ 187 Knlerim. K. 172 126 3168. service. Marvin Whalcy. WEstftetd insulation, delightful home for which owner is asking only $18,000 and HE 17 NORTH AVE., WEST of two wins and no losses. 104 Klrkpatrlck Team» from last year which , •' tf*. sf» 2-4374. • U Nylen •. _ _.. 157 RENTALS FOR ALL OCCASIONS — Cranford moved. Into second TOTAL _..:_-. 837 Knlerim. M. 147 187 League to Meet were not represented are: Breen's IS46 BUCK, 4-«r.. Saf)*r _. •0 LB. NAVY ANCHOR, S13.00: Lrun.- - Banquets, weddings. reccBtious. dance*. WANTSTOSELL! CRANFORD TOTAL .... BIB 770 T86 mission for Chevrolet, 1*3.00; blow organization meetings, etc. Veterans' jlace by defeating Roselle park, SUNNY ACUS (») Cranford Inter-Church Solt- Gold Checks, Harris Limited, No- IBIS DESOTO. 4-ar 8SM torch, needs pump washer. SJ.OO; Her- Memorial Home. '478 South Ave-, East, bsnkin .. 174 148 PEPPERMINT ROOM <2t cules crtginc, 6 cyl. equivalent u> Cljru. RUG CLEANING SUABLE PIANO TirXtNQ and re- 7-6, on Monday, while Clifford Delia Sala, J ISA ball League will meet next Thurs- mads and Peppermint Room. Ma. 181 CRaniord 6-6323. U f*«»r«3«; by Rcaczuzed experts. Cranford AND won < Nletzel. Sr. — 14S 170 110 Craft inarlne engine. •' cumpleW with Rugs cleaned and beautifully sham- Both of these homes have been sold by us since they were advertised in last thing Scott topped Harrison. 9-3. North Btupak Loderstedt 139 118 I«8 day evening at the Cranford Alli- Tonight's meeting will be the 1W0 rLYatOUTB. t-**. SB*. pooed like new. Also binding, setting, Ptano COL. TUners and Bebuildcrs. no iu« 185 Dells Sala. C. 152 204 184 3Xo«I» Avenue. East. Call CBantord \rUngton and Roselle, the other Broughton propellers and shalu. CKanford «- "rrir&irir-—tMrstwtrr-TUi« - Ofc"^ TLrsa.. week's Cranford Citizen and Chronicle. rusjher ...: 169 1SS Scheller 142 147 113 ance Church to complete arrange-- deadline for teams to enter the 4-28 both 4-4780. U al»l Ciajkow.kl „. ^161 187 163 You Need For nembers of the conference, have Nletsel. Jr ^ ••» ments for the coming season. league, Robert Dow, chairman, an- TOTAL 848 840 Handicap 1. 31 21 21 * THREE FORMAL GOWNS, yellow, light lot opened their league schedules (II. 7S1 TOTAL 7*t 847 •30 At a meeting last Thursday eve- nounced. ' • blue and aqua, sue 0-11. rcuunablc. CITIZEN-CHRONICU: They are two of over 1,500 advertisements that .- 178 133 TINNESZ MARKET ill ning, five teams signed up for the It was decided to open the sea- CHaniord 0-6623. 148 ,,fc ^ 3M IM 74 MORRIS Roselle meets Scott today at •104 Ueller laa1 Coming season arrd -entries are «*- »nn an May 2 or g. All games will TAPPAN QAS RANGE, deluxe model. INSURE ing residential properties. . v Howard iee 113 Boertmann. Vic ~"UT116 161 TO Us. til 1*1 Roofing - Siding Cast Orange and Cranford Tut»- 134 68 pectcd front'three others. Joining be played at practically new. ClUnfqrd 6-7072. LET US fedu... 135 143 1C2 Rich .„ 180 1S8 87 lay, while North Arlington Tlnneu. A 1«3 137 .48 again are: Crantprd Alliance, Os- At th* rjHd Cor Lol TREKS TO ORDER, firewood. fUld stone If you wish to sell your property quickly, at its maximum value, MULTIPLE ua 735 TOTAI 831 784 TW 4 tree mold for African violets LADDSS- DBESiaf* AKD SUITS MADE Gutters- Leaders in RoseUe' Park tomorrow'. T&it 33 DUILDERS' GENERAL tl) ceola Presbyterian, Cranford IU CENTRAL AVE. JUtt r Ypor TOOBDEB. CHESTKirr 5-0T37. 1-Xt 1 761 Park Commission LIST it with us where it will receive consistent advertising until it's sold. The standing of the conference: MCTUODIST MEN'S CLUB (SI Rlzkalla. 0 170 147 188 Methodist, St. Michael's and Cal- WE 1-0*1* w i. Cory _ . 180 3SB 184 Berardlnelll 1SS 163 W Teatssl — "« 140 153 Rilkalla. K. .' 137 . — 17179 vary Lutheran. Other entries may OKays Archery Range GIRL'S 30-INCH BICYCLE, ifood condl '"DEHEMEK" TtUrard »*oU :. S 0 'ISO Puvics- 131 147 147 WE8TFIELD, "* ** Balmlcrc P«rkuay your dattAfur garments tmus : 130 129 DiLorvnso .. 318 188 153 be Temple Beth-El, ' Community There's good news for bow and GuarmteeSt O 0 .000 Doney 1 18J !•» 1S1 Stacy 186 1*0 180 Aiar 132 Methodist of Kenilworth und Lin- arrow fans from the Union County ...JM7. Handlcai 10 30 10 |REY SUIT, size 40. Oarwood. lartM MEN'S LEAGUE (1> JOT ^ Park Commission. , •30. Call Tliurs- DRYSON lOMlle Park HAYECK'S FOODS 11) Keetch 181 141 14* Games will be played on Mon- aUMCB MU JOHN J. DIFABW Longl IM 147 day evenings at Memorial Field develop a supervised archery HAND WINDOW^. REALTOR ^ :z::: IS IS ch storm windowk HolltmcUrizing Mttl ;„.; 30B 163 and on Wednesday nights at Nom- range In thfi western end of War- . Very rcawnsblc. 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THE CRAHfORD OTIttlf AMD CHROWICLB. THDlisDAY. APRIL «. IPS* good condition, yesterday in AltxT Pat six Pack Committee of Pack 181 will lister in Good (Condition •Uh Brothers Hospital, Elizabeth. Your 73 years ofc age, was born in Italy Postmaster Capece be held tonight at 8:30 o'clock. KENILWORTH — Former May He underwent a major operation and came to this country at theVFWluxiliary The Junior Choir will rehearse to- at the hospital Friday. Heads Cancer Drive . night at 7 o'clock and the Metho- or William lister was reported in itfork Golden Wedding B age of 9, settling in Plainfleld. H» KENILWORTH — Postmaster dist, Choir an hour later. Boy Cancer Fund GARWOOD CRANFORD KENILWORTH later moved to Lodi, where, he met Slates Election, Nicholas Capace is -serving as Scout Troop 92 meets tomorrow his wife. They moved to Garwood Kenilworth chairman for the local evening at 7 o'clock. ., . following their marriage, so Mr. 26 Pages — 10 Cents With Ceremony at Si. A Memorial Rites fund drive, of the Union County A meeting of the Methodist Maiorelli could be near his Work KENILWORTH — Ladies' Aux- Chapter of the American Cancer CHANPORD, NEW JERSEY, THURSDAY/ APRIL 28, 1955 at the Aeolian Company, where he Youth Fellowship will be held at iliary to Kenilworth Post 2230, Society. . was employed for over 20 years. A door-to-door solicitation is al- 7:30 p.m. Sunday, Toltowtng^his— erhployment-there Vrwrwmrioininate_and.elect offi- w ready-uhderwayr- -——- ' ***' he was 'in his own business selling TwoSpeakers Seeking Office Stall cers and conduct memorial serv Mayor Robert C. Krucgcr has ice. coal and general trucking. Tor \-r • • . 1 J»_ WWII f*>iep»i^ M. Walsh, pastor* A reception for I ices for deceased members at aissued a proclamation declaring Authorize For CD Headquarters a short time the Malortflis resided meeting on May 12 in the Kcnil- Iistedifor HNS Deputy CD-Director G. Holmes . The couple was attended by a corsage Her the month of April as Cancer Con- in Roselle Park, where they oper- worth Veterans' Center. trol Month'. He- urged local resi- Williams was delegated to arrange daughter, Mrs. Steven Sedor, and ^^ wore a pink lace' dress • Plans tor the meeting were Favor More ated a small restaurant. dents to support the campaign. Breakfast Sunday for setting up of a corps of clerks ~~ b son, Joseph Maiorelli, both of made last Thursday evening in The Rev. John Ryan, OP, asso- with matching accessories, Mr. and Mrs. • Maiorelli .have $45,000 and typists to man the headquart- jRosellc Park. . / other • children: John Mai- the veterans' center. ciate editor of the "Holy Name Lots Mayor fred P. Andersen, president of the Board Of Health, ri They have resided in Garwood seven oinercnu the Journal," and Eugene Callnghan, ers of the Civil Defense Council to proposed at a.meeting of thc board Monday evening that the town. Mrs. Maiorclli wore a lavcrlder Rev. Dexheimer be set up in the basement of Sher- Wor^tJi matching accessor- Jor ^r J.O_yean, .*• "-^ orelli of Cranford, Raymond Mai- Mrs. Ernest T. Brown of the vocational 'guidance director • of Consider the possibility of providing Salk anti-polio shots for all orelli of Elizabeth. Mrs. Dominick Union County Chapter of the Seton Hall University^ South For Sewer man School, at' a meeting of the Sabio and Mrs, Raymond Adamo- American Cancer Society spoke To Preach Sunday council in the Municipal' Building Thursdakj gf ^^ C^ children in the susceptible age group from 1 to about 18 years of age. on the seven danger signals of Orange, will be guest speakers at An ordinance providing for con- Four Rntamraftft, wvsfl en No definite plans were made by the board, but such.a program wicz of Garwqpd, Mrs- - . Cheste— r othne illnesthe seve. Shne discussedanger dsignal the wors ofk Monday night. It was suggested a Communion breakfast Sunday of duction of a lateral trunk sani- favorisc -—•f "wiibert street and Wade ave- training routine. John Almquiat Union an*? EGotite % K^SCBC&. East* nite can be done until it is de- question and answer period fol- John R. Dexheimer, pastor, will cafeteria. ", termined whether a sufficient '..;l where her -husband is stationed lowed. . Members of the society and their nul. t,, tranford avenue at an es- was named transportation chair- New Water with the U.S. Navy.. There arc 22 speak on "Thine Is trie Power" ot .supply of the vaccine will be MOM! Cancer kits were distributed to guests will attend the 8 a.m. mass. •tiinatwl cost of $45,000 was intro- man, succeeding Farris. Swack- available. • \ . .. grandchildren • and four, great- the 11 a.m. service Sunday in.the hamcr, now active as an auxiliary The fcttam was preaBnaejS.by Past members who will take part in the The Rev. Michael Hudak, assist- t(l and passed on first reading No decisions were reached on grandchildren. • . Community Methodist Church, President Baacaad BL SuefitJ. the Main Project door-to-door campaign for thc so- ant pastor and spiritual director of the Township Committee Tues- fireman. ' • . whether this would be a com* SPRING ciety's drive for funds in Kenil- The Junior Choir will sing un- the society, will read the mass. , night. PuWic hearing wiU be plctcly fr*e, program, or whether worth. The residential solicita- der the direction of Mrs. William The Rosary Society will serve and Progressing parents would:have to pay a fee to tion is already underway. held M»y 1°-" , .. idenl Itcbest Efit Crame. BcOh Suchena Named Bridges, organist. The Rev. Jay prepare the breakfast. Antljpny II _ <-__ ecft that trSy i*—yipi*B8at;fip eff b Construction •work was proa - physician with the town paying - BALE It was reported that the next Pascale will be toastmaster. '• planned for several years, the YoutJiWeek House,, assistant pastor, will assist gressing in Cranford this week on for the vaccine. - " session to make cancer -dressings where beautiful furs are concerned proposed sewer will relieve the ixt recur of tlK ffBfi^wffii'rtf^ sn iJsc 5JUS— To Football Post at the service. At the mass, the church choir incss centejr muuM prorddc a need- the Elizabcthtown Water Com- "'Meanwhile, bills have been in- .will be Tuesday at the home of under the direction of Joseph oircriargc which occurs in heavy SAVINGS It. was announced that pledge „* Casino, North Union- and Observance ed stinu^tns to ^^ dtfluic ^ pany's neww 36-inc36inch mainmain,, which troduced in the State Legislature At Regional | Mrs. Ann Del Corso of 645 Pas- Hoefele will sing. BE summer safe, entrust your fun p from Winficld through providing free polio inoculations auxiliary cancer envelopes will be available at the Manor avenues. The developer of wilWilll rurunn Hum r.»».^.u w •rmiuvimi, ..^> r Arthur Hodapp, president, has to our care u soon aa their wear- Cranford to a pumping station tol children. Both'houses 'of the \ church Sunday. Calls in connec- appointed Joseph Mulligan chair- Protection: he new tract on the southerly side The; for SPRINGFIELD—Michael Such- saic avenue, tion _wlth the Every Member Can- ing season ends. Oar rate* are Or;incc avenue is extending the Uncjer Way consUueted in Roselle (and Legislature adopted resolutions vassêrema3^Siy7 the committee arc William Slaii- _. THoDDTe~w*H serve as or Ceaagr E rentually to Unionj. Monaay iiivor.ni.»« ..«^-.« GIRLS' SPRING COATS more are~stHl to be-"made. Theski, John Graf and John Patkus. 9 Moths ange avenue at his expense. At "mayor" during the annual Youth provide raar door «3eIiweiJes for Thc new line and pumping sto- Additional legislation and an ap. ethad nhea Daytod footbaln Regional coacl hHig fohr SchooJoha-l ?E" ^ Orange Veterans' Hospital Rev. Mr. Dexhoimcr reports that Orange tovenue, the sewer will in- on Tuesday evening by thc Board May 10. Mrs. Theresa Dugmore, • Fire Week observance in Cranford. The the stores.' asaeqy icB itai nvc not Seek $4,00Q in Cranford DAV Plans tion. expected to be in operation propriation will be needed before the pledges have already set a OF YOUR VALUATION tercept the present Orange avenue presently/ jyi •TT^T'^'^tr ûjt*pt irom for thc summer season, arc slated any program can be started. It of Education of the Union County hospita•—'•-•l chairman-»._;,„„,.., 8icsin in ..ham charg*e Thanks To Voters • Theft program has .been sponsored here new all-time recdrd for the church. (ktW " tewcr. thereby relieving the ex- thc firontL and Îho w^fnaiii T^»V^» it to deliver an additional 4,000,000 is not known at this time bow the ot, refreshments and prizes. Gin I wish to thank all those, who • Insurance for more than 25 years by the, Regional District. Scout Troop 5*8 will donate all the Thee Officiall Boaruoarad wilwiln holnuidu iuit>s • ^s flow in the Casino avenue possible to bane aCfinadroe rear To Help Curb Mental Installation gallons of water a day, into the statc project would affect any Cranford Rotary Club and in re- tt f ; i eastern end of the distribution i^-ai program, . Mr. Suchena succeeds William home-made cookies for the affair: Hnal meeting Tuesday at 8 p.m. worked so hard in my behalf and trunk lateral. dooi* enfiraexces flkraoiQ **^ jTTryp>f4fl A house-to-house drive tp raise $4,000 will be launched this system of the Plainfleld-Union The program of free shots for Brown who was given, permanent , Members of the auxiliary will with Howard Murphy, chairman, all' those who placed |heir confl- Resolutions were approved cent years lias 'been co-sponsored j parking lot. ~ mittce for Mental Health, it was' > 'Status-ns assistant-principal at the,[attend m'e"'sltowllnl'"or i(r"11tm~rwk»m«.--The.J:hurcb.'s,.4t>M^H^--The.J:bî^ c.«i,.iis=. d?"cc• jiv me by supporting me in awardh»£êenUaets~ulMt.xaMi. ma- jiiiyThriaonr'r'''^—*LiL^——L-^**—~—-*- l STORAGE announced yesterday by Robert-M, Crane, chairman.^The drive Lawrence Ashoft of 626-Willow Robert Kcan. Jr.. prefident of the public schools has bcenTtn-"^ school. Named as assistant footi health on Monday eve- cal year begins on May V Tuesday's primarOliver yJ. Brown, Jr. terials for the coming yeaf to these Week "Township sendinc of DrtBeai to &* Toa-nship definitely postponed. Dr. Howard bll coaches were: Ted Monica, •••"•—• ------low bidders: Dosch-King, Inc., The Youth N •_. . . I Committee." fftl MTfiriii'nj fio&rd jind rill continue' through' May 7. p Memen *&xr..from. th...«e. loca. ,l_ church will | "nvtnue, Garwood, It: Best, superintendent of schools, Sam Timer, Louis BeRosa. who nln« ln H^"*^*001- Th,e pro- Ikfler-Snyder'Co., and-North Jer- Committee" will, sit alongside the /Workers were briefed on the importance of the. forthcoming attend a mass meeting of Metho- _ ~ I u Monday evening'i reports. The inoculations were . alslol wacoachs âppointe, and Joedp head basket- fra^^^weekm is sponsored by sth e Parentmeeting- dist Menn groupgroups of the Newark Ihanks 1O " 16-3300 sey Quarry CoJ • '"• - regular commissioners at the next early 1o tbe drive ' an•d kit'-;•s - o-f• material~.~<..,ir.l.s. iiroro'were l ——.——————v";—'~ —^-- '*KAIM*J—*~— the work is"proceed- I wish to thank all those who meeting of the committee on May Unity Chapter 50, Disabled Amer- ing according to schedule and that scheduled to start this week, but ball coach, and Joseph Kurshar. Tea*™* Conference tomorrow evening at On recommendation of the Board proposal. IB . distributed at a kickoff meeting the vaccine did nov arrive. The BOYS' COATS John Muller was renamed head were Mrs^ Ursula Moulder( Mrs. worked so hard in my behalf in II ican Veterans, at ceremonies at the both the new line and the Roselle the Calvary Methodist Church, 44 North Ave., E. . Cranfbrd of Adjustment,™ a variance was 10. They also will visit Municipal seyjeral O»MJIA. «* Samd involved Tuesday night at the Johnson and ,:i! Tuesday's primary election arid *~ Boys' Camp pumping station should be in op-vaccine for this program is being T2- 4,4 - 6 NdW $7.50 baseball coach, John Brown was Marie Mo,dcnhaucr and Mrs.East Orange. George Carpenter granted to permit Wilhelm Fischer Court on May 0 and Will be guests already haxe oflSrarenS So <3anate «r Johnson, plant. Walnut avenue. Veterans Memorial Home. supplied without cost by thc Na- those who supported me in the Remember SWAN forth e Finest in Fur Storage at the luncheons and dinner meet- sell theix taztd aft A vtstsoosAAe price eration by thc middle .of June. He Reg. reappolnted . head • track mentor, ctrione. and William C. . Smith are in to convert his property ' at 407 Among those attending the meet- Mr(Mr.. AAshoft succeeds Herbert H tional Foundation for Infantile itd head track mentof ^^^^3 MMctrionetrione. county committee balloting. ings of the three local service in ovder t& jssc. ttbe pBv^jcct con- said the project is being handled nal Foundation while David Pavlin withdrew his charge of transportation. North Union avenue frpm a one ing were Mrs. Arthur F. Ackcrman of 521 Passaic avenue, iralysis, and local physicians (ESSES Mrs. Dorothy Smolar, president, A special meeting of the Cub James Flynn to a two-family dwelling.. clubs. ' . . . of Summit, president of thc Union. Reunion Set rooks as a rush job. with two crews at P«L_^ resignation as wrestling coach and ru Mr. Ashoff served; as work now and a third to be added donating theihi r servicesices. ies 1 thru ST14 Mayor F. P. Andersen, who pre- Serving with "Mayor" Hobbie The* * **''" ^ County. Mental Health Association; Kenilworth. was renamed to that post. Ed Ruby junior vice-commander during Health Officer William P Smith will again serve as trainer in sided, proclaimed the week of will be' George Wening as "fin- tic fr^flfl Jnne 2 Mrs.' David N. Tyre of Cranford, For Friday soon. >W 2 for $5.00 a member of the board; Vincent unuci agreements made by re ports. It is expected thc two - • •' mi , May 16 iis clean up week in Crari- ance commissioner." Pete Scholr Twin. Snooks Cmacary Club. More than 225 youngsters. who the past year, • Under Reg. to S10.M charge of equipment. Sarnowski and Mr. Crane, mem: Plainfleld-Union to purchase sur- shots will be given to first and, Carl Matthews was given per- ' ford and urged cooperation by all as "public works commissioner," amefi BHoc *ssoCBa!tian attended the Cranford Boys' Other officers to be installed in- sc<:ond grade students before the townspeople. The annual dog clin- Lee Ferguson as "public..safety sponscdr A jiêcoaJl bcrs of thc Union County Mental plus supplies from Elizabethtown, I manent status as head of the Eng- d pramo- Camp at Silver Lake last summer clude: Th6mas J. Mullen, Jr., sen- additional water made available public schools close on June 21. ic will be held on June 1 and 2 commissioner." ' Ronnie Flaig as Hygiene Clinic board of dircc- I lish Department, while' Mr. Such- Will UC litiu «..»_.._ _ . d and their guests arc expected to ior vice-commander; Lawrence M . Smith was. notified last week "public welfare commissioner.'* Days on Jtnae- 19\, HB amd 32. through this new line and pump- a's appointment us head of the Approved on final reading was tors. attend the annual Boys' Camp re- ing station will feed into an exist- byVhc New Jersey Department ot Jerry Kotlant as "clerk." Pete A rfrmatinni cfi S3O «» made to President Eisenhower this week McCabc and William Tomredle, physical education department was Spring-ihto- an,ordinance providing for con- union at 7:30 p.m. tomorrow in ing 12-inch line ••-«—••'»!•• Health of a delay in thc start 41 Stevens . as "magistrate," Japlt the Oazc&Ad LifflOe. lUacae t*i'hdp called upon'all people to join in junior, vice-commanders; Walter made permanent. '!> • struction ot_ji..sanitary sewer in the First Presbyterian Church the inoculations because of a. Dorchester., street as a local im- Cooper as "engineer," Ted Mun- the observance of Mental Health school gymnasium. ..„ F. Zingler, adjutant; Prank Dick- shortage of the vaccine. The Na- GIRLS' RAINCOATS Week during thc coming week. Broken Sizes 3 to STU provement The sick leave of Tax day as "fire chief," and Dick Lewis dent Milton Bcrkowitz, camp, direc- crt, Jr., treasurer; Hyman Gelf- tional Foundation announced thai "Millions of men, women and Were t« $10*8 VFW to Honor Collector A. B. Caldwell was ex-as "police chief." _V meeting tor, and his staff will be pVcsent teian, chaplain; George. Hilbert, southern states- will get priority tended to May 31.. Members of the Youth Week children in our country suffer from commander of Capt. .Newell Rod- iJbecauae polio strikes there earlier NOW HOP some form of mental disease se- to greet the campers, as will David Two-Thirds GCyTTON SKIRTS . Township Clerk J. Walter Coffee "Township Committee" were elect- •* •- • _ jn -Suppei 'Siniy^WwW'imtUBtts at Cfftfoi was UUUIUI^WM w *». . for the past several seasons.. COTTON BOUCLt - KNIT ™ GARWOOD—Members of the mal Uving,"thc President stated. SHRUGS .PULLOVERS bids for uniforms and other equip- High School in elections held sev- There will be motion' pictures Cohen and Mr. Crooks', trustees; wiJr been notified of the delay in tho team which represented Bay Leaf ment for the police reserves. The eral'wedes ago. "To conquer such illness, we must taken at the camp last year and and Milton Greitzcr, service offi- start tof thc program here. As Post 6807, Veterans of Foreign bids will be opened at the May 10 "Mayor" Hobble' is serving as For Juhr have more research on its causes, cer. • . . 'l ' • soon as the.-vaccine arrives, the 3-6x, 7-14 Ret. Utl.»8N0W We O treatment and prevention, more sports movies and cartoons. Thc Goal Attained Wars, in the senior basketball meeting.' • - president of the Student Council ic Eric Juhr, Jr., American flag,. donated to • the Born and educated in Pennsyl- Well over two-thirds of the de-school system will begin immed- BOYS' league sponsored by the Recrea- at the high school and' was the trained workers in mental health vania, Mr. AshofT has been a resi- iately to get the program started. Finance Commissioner Frank Tv carnp by Cranford Post 212, Amer- sired $4,500 quota has been raised tion Commission will be feted at 5.98 Whitty expressed congratulations second leading scorer on the bas-son of Mr- wi Mrs. J*fer of 42professions, more hospitals and ican Cegion, will be presented to dent of 'Garwood 10 years.. A Vet- Dr. Best explained. GABARDINE SHIRTS a spaghetti supper to be held by to Mayor Andersen on his excel- ketball team. He won' a letter last Beech street, will be ordain*d to clinics and more public under- last season's outstanding camper, eran of .World War 'II, he was a'thus far in the American Cancer Because of the uncertainty of Long SIMVM — Size 6 -18 • / re* ' -Force-;#ad d one-year unexpired term on the Mr. Crane pointed out tftaT IKeWggnroelflswllH3Ht»at.>' mu wy**t& "7WT—T- Hall at 6 p.m. Saturday. The affair member of the outdoor track, team. at Stanley MacClary, chairman of thc served with the 320th Bomber ick H. Linlcy, campaign chairman, cine, the Board of Health decided You'll be whirling your way iuto Board of Freeholders in the re- Cranford's funds at thc U nion no definite plans could be made, Bec. to$&M is open to the public and tickets (y an Trinity Ca~ reunion committee .and other di- Group. He is employed in the en- announced today that $3,800. .has may be obtained, at the door. cent Republican primary. Consid- (Continued tnt -page 3) gineering department of Hubcny but it was agreed to give the plan thedBal. ifcensEno^ fcgr i&e Bt/Hev. rectors of the camp association. been deposited with Edwyn M. Honored will be the following drenched days and Willed nights in ering that Cranford has not had a'Dates Selected Initial registrations for thBros,c , Roselle. ' " further thought and consideration, - freeholder in two decades, the ft RaBOQâcnd, bishop boys: James Casale, captain; Rus- coming season, which opens on Lewis, treasurer, at the close of Also attending the meeting werf tremendous vote given the local of the **f"T— Barney Foreman, Communion in a body at thc 8out that past contributions have Plans fot' thc annual program •'Right: Permanent pleat in black vitli print the next meeting on May 10. ' ' p.m.) Dr. H. H. Sapcrstein, Union Juanita 1UL Gjrte rf !*tsin£eld and Tell Delegate TrL r Field. The fence is almost com- Women's,Club were announced to-^ at trash and rubbish. Health f^MFlL. p? i vg bere from — - - . _ • LS^LLDlaJned. 3J •dayûii C- frank Zimmernum, ^Îitt *also waT"reporteft™bSr lfte good at Walnut Avenue principal. During thc drive, the publ: health officer that 138 persons had interested men 'have been urged Thomas A. Albans returns • as Walter Sosnowski, son/of Mr. With an emergency ,plan for theand perhaps a new elementary works department will participate Itepublicah municipal chairman, chest X-rays taken at the recent Report 41 Measles Cases by thc league to help get the two building. If the junior high plan by assisting the local scavengers BRING YOUR NEXT PRESCRIPTION T^ RARON'S and Mrs. Walter Sosriowskl ot housing of all seventh through while Hit-hard Eggers is again the clinic sponsored by the Health De- fields ready for. play on Saturday were selected, a junior high school wherever needed and by clear- • Uurins tEne most week. *1 cases 1042 Raritan road, .will represent twelfth grade students at Cran- Democratic choice. Mr. Albanspartment and the Union County mtanc cp at themorning, beginning at, 9:30 a.m. Would seem to be thc facility ing township-owned property. In- 1.7SDuBarry • was reelected at a meeting at the Tuberculosis and Health League. of Action in both the Eastern and the local school at Jersey Boys* ford Hifih School completed, trie spections for fire and health haz- 1.40 Value PLUSH ot Officer Williajn P needed. Thc selection will be •Casino at which .harmony pre- He said 129 X-rays were clear arid Western Division will get undcr- State to be hcjd at Rutgers Uni- School Planning Committee of thc ards vfill be made by the fire and AMOLJN POWDER and based on the more .efficient and \ f UK I vailed throughout. nine were referred to' physicians (Continued on page 2) versity, New Brunswick,, from Board of Education now will turn more economical plan, school offi- health departments. STICK DEODORANTf RUBBER TOYS " SKW FRE;SI Mrs. Barbara Fricke was elected Junc-26'to^July 3. This citizenship its attention to long-range plan- cials have indicated. Health Officer Smith reported vice-chairman, Mrs. \Dorlt John- prograin is sponsored ' by thc ning. Thc Board of Education. has that arrangements have been made Forecasts of future enrollments with local scavengers to collect „> son was riamed secretary, Mrs. American Legion. Cranford Post land for an addition to thc high 1-iiis West is the new treasurer and are being revised and brought up school or another building to the without extra charge all rubbish S1.19 I VsOFF I S1.I Willuirt L. Wilson takes over as Progra the local student. to date in thc liuht of new" con- and other debris placed, near .the ;!»xark is the most I ty study to be made in New Jer- I VCJ1"'* "\\ • " • i i i. rear of the high .school. It also auditor. Donald R.Creighton was struction in the town and expected! owns • property in Bloomiiigdalc curb during thc ^weck. Collections A survey of mental health serv- Xhe T new building. This work is near- will be made on thc regular col- elected as a member of the •execu- superintend- sey: was initiated by the mental I , hc following g.rls have been avenue. Both, new elementary tive committee of the Union Coun- ices in Union County schools in- clec to C d he a clt ing completion. j lection days of thc scavengers in PINK Complete Line ^^ I health association and conducted' ? ^» "" " \ ^ !| I schools. Brookside Place School t.v Ui-publican Committee. dicates that the Cranford public ent J—— Douglass College, N The next major task facing the, thc various neighborhoods. •'••. TIDE .,.,,,, . , ,, i izenship institute to be held at and Walnut Avenue School, were ICE school system has the most • ex- Dr..ltet'a^ c**ay effort will from June 20 to 24: Jean BcUlcn, committee is a decision on lhe| +-LILLYDACHE All the Republican leaders arc 0 at its with the full cooperation of thc, r, , „ ,, _, . •, rieMsncd M> that additions could w\v with thc exception of Mrtensiv. e , phychological program in be made to k«P ?**• s** . Johnson. The finished report was sponsored b y Mthe Wednesday type of organization the public, present BeweJL, fcual she campetiliot , , . .' , , , r. Douglass College, New Brunswick, be easily constructed, while there Liquor License Fee Albans. Mrs. Fricke succeeds Mrs thc county, based on the number schoopresentel superintendentd by Mr. Loprcsts ani dan Drd .Mornin g Club; Gai-l -Bruch, „' Col,., - school system should have. Cran-: HAIR COSMETICS tor Ênj»*-JWnK»s ait lias time '- li GtEvenine al><> is room for an addition at Conference Tonight Helen Jones. Mrs. Johnson re- of personnel. Ackcrman. Thc 18-month |4«y ciub;"pat"ricia Grant. Evening ford now operates on .i 6-6 plan, Im- Roosevelt School. places Mrs. Mary Jackson, Mrs Dr. Howard R. Best, supcrin-, very Department of the Villacc "~ but this is lillcly to be .changed. \ A conference on the request of suannty caital bealth fa- study was . made by a committee Ar- The Lone Range Planning Com- owners, of Jocal taverns and pack- West takes over for. Mrs. Anne C proveincitt Associntjon; and Other possibilities are an 8-4' 1.00 tendent of ' schools, reports Cran-j cilitid and! acfiirralacs indicated a i represcntinc the 21 school systems, mittee, which tr.adu thc studies age , uoods stores for a reduction • 2.00 i 5tb. C.iuhum, Mr. Wilson succeeds lene Suwyer, VIA. plan with thc eight grades in' the' ford has two full-time psycholo- nevd for roame arad anproved scrv- j Dr. Trevcrton represented Cran- which preceded thc building of from thc state maximum $2,000 NAIL IMPLEMENT ODORONO i'udcrick Weiss who did not seek .•Cranford Unit 212, American | elementary schools, while a 6-3-31 EPSOM SALTS gists on the staff. Dr. William Tre- ; public schools, • ford on the committco. thc two elementary schools, indi- license, fees slated to become effec- Cream Deodorant selection and Mr. Creighton takes vcrton at Cranford. High School Legion Auxiliary, previously an- | plan with three years in a junoir. KIT tho post held by Robert Brewster. cated it .favors a junior high school tive JulJuyy 1 will be held between. Thomas Stone for the, nounced thc selection of AniiijsJLjScjjooLgrcccdinn g entry into.; in contrasr"ferTiiryeaT""When "C7oweTri3rUTOnQ^13tTis'Stnttr-in high school also is under rea-cntailv tary schools. Aurran uiuibk; tu be the dclcû • ' (OTT. CKANFOKO THEATRE) both remedial aud prcvcnUUvc FREE DELIVERY (Coutiimcd ou page -) TEL. CR ttiOQ Stor* Alto in Wwtfi.ld -ELIZABETH....^ Op«» Aundo* W«hta'ttt • WB BMSBTK TH EIGHT TO LUOT QUANTITIES