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68th Ywr—No. 27 Entrrrd u tocoM t'kMt ttattar at U» ClMtftew SUMMIT, N. J., THURSDAY. NOVEMBER 29, 1956 u kimait K j la«« tbm Act at M $4 A YEAR ittorrs Welfare Cosk in Overtook Plans City Up SRghtty, New Intern Home School, Health Boards Agree Report Reveals from Drive Funds On Code for Ringworm Care Summit's public welfare costs for A three-part code for the diagnosis and treatment of la tt year showed a more than i Intern housing: that will help at- $2,000 increase over 1954 for a total tract the best interns each year ringworm of the scalp has fcfeenagree d upon by the Board of S33.422.15, according to the de- to Overlook is on? of the aim* of of Education and the Board of Health, according to a re- the Overlook Hospital Annual irtment's annual report recent- port made by Dr. Robert $. Milligan, city health officer prepared by the director, Mrs. ' Giving Campaign now in prog- to Common Council last Tyie»day night. ' t • ress. Kuth H. Dudley. . . Under the i Robert E. Heinlein, hospital di- new arrangement. of the total of 133.422.15, how- rector, pointed out that $7,000 of all children wdl bt examined ever, there were reimbursements the money being raised has been by school* under a IVood't nude by clients and others earmarked for renovating the two Developer Renews lamp, a jpecial filtered ultra- amounting to $3,692.01, bringing houses owned by Overlook and violet light, to determine the the total expenditure for the year now used for intern housing. existence nf ringworm infection. ,i,.wn to $29,730.14. "Frankly, we are ashamed of the Bid for Turnpike Those children found to be no in- The city's assistance cases are condition of our intern housing". fected, are to bf referred to a largely elderly people who have said Mr. Heinlein. 'We have just dermatologist or physician who insufficient income and hospital ha* a Wood* lamp for further spent $3f0O0 to put the exterior of Apartment House diagnosis and for subsequent treat- •s. As 1955 began the depart \ HEADS YOUTH DRIVE-Monroe the buildings in order but we need ment 1'ent had 26 active cases carried papering and Another plea to allow construc- ever m its rolls and during last ! tion of « 5O-family apartment Cases of ringworm found are year It received a total of 94 ap- of New Jersey, has been named the bathroom facilities. We are Ikouw » Hoh«rl .vtnur and Ihr : "T?.>"«blf lo "Ulr Bum o( Hnltk. plications for aid, accepting 73 of national campaign chairman for these and rejecting 21. Of the 73 Morris and Essvx turnpike was taking over iccepled for assistance, 26 were will be hold Januarv 27 to FebFeb- - ! ^ made lam Tuesday mght at Com- Wltb ringworm of lhe rOject of ninn >imci1 rases new to the department and ruarv... 2_. Mr. Rat..„„,.,„.,,h tone. ha,,„.s, uirtlbeenl . . P. , Pfoyidan. u new fur- , ° •• procedure calls for exclusion from shln when the iBf rn 47 were old cases re-opened. The! a member of the Junior Achieve-: {" «* ? quarters ! Raymond B Oakes, a develop- ! school until a private physician reiccted case* included 13 new and! ment national board of directors ,Ie ^ n renov,ated fr. formerly residing at Short { certifies that a program of treat- e.ght re-opened. I for many years and abo its execu-' graduates of U.S. medical j Hills and now of Sarasota, Flor- j ment is in progress. Inder thin Hone Relief Biggest Item 1 tne committee. He headed the schools number sh*htly over 200° j ida, said in a letter to Common ! condition, the child may return tn n but General assistance consisting of national drive last year. I »n ««"y. "^ere •« H.600 ap- | Council that the Board of Ad- »chool, provided his bead U cov- fod. clothing, shelter, etc. ac-i proved internship positions in jnstment s rejection last Septem- ered by a gauze cap, which must- counted for 49 of the 73 accepted j . _ A i American hospitals. Thf result is ber of h^ application for a vari- be worn at all times until all trace l mtense com tltl0n amon th? ho cases and represented an expense AlUIHM ikrictftiar P« « »- ance was made "without seriout of the Infection disappears. $21,731.79 for the year in this AIIIIIKH UN 131II Mid ; P'tals for *»««' praduates In 1955. Annual Christinas MANY TO C800SC FROM—Summit's first annual \ automobile dealers hr the purpose of saving pros- consideration as the decision was lenltof I»qntry category. 83% of the available U.S. intern- reached the same evening of the Dr. Millijan * report came if a ships were filled, graduates of Auto Show last Saturday is shown in full swing as | pective customers time Would-be purchasers had Other expense* were $8,163.20 hearing " result of an inquiry on the part of foreign medical schools making up many area residents came out to take a peek, and (Die opportunity to see al! of the 195? models a! on* for hospitalization; $3,275.16 for Drive to Aid Needy • group of parents representing the difference. perhaps buy, one of the new 1957 cars. The show, 'time. The participating representatives tormed the Mr Oakes said the establish- children's dental clinic and $252 children at Lincoln school, where | Commenting on the prohlem of held at the First NationU Bank's parking lat at , show and "unqualified V.KTOSS." ment ofi the Beacon Hill Club, op- for adult dental work. In addition ringworm broke out last Spring. the department disbursed $7,606 it Gets Under Way , attracting interns. Mr. Heinlein DeForest avenue, was sponsored by ten Summit j (\Min Photoi po«it<" his property, had changed At the November 7 meeting of re reived from private sources for I said: "In order to be approved the character of "that end of Plans for Summit's tenth an-; for internship, our medical staff hart avenue" and the trend to- j Common Council, parents indi non-support cases. cated # January, 1955, was the busiest nual Community Christmas Fund, j must maintain a teaching program ward bininess esUbliRhmpnt* on j *•>•* they were disturbed month for the department asi t { sponsort-d by the Youth Guidance ! to which our attending doctors give the Morris and Essfx turnpike i *•* • ringworm infection couJd Santa Greeted by SOW) as He r^ PMd to oU e had an active caseload of 46 rep- j Council, will be discussed today hours of instruction. To assist in Jam lot | "alrfady had affected" the area j »P > r »chool» In thf Csty •renting 126 persons. A decrease' at a «'p«'tinR to be held at the j teaching program we have an more than his original proposal. *nd ***• ^ epidemic proportions. v as noted in March that continued < Public Welfare Department. affiliation with the New York He added that these change* in ' H°«"ver. the school medical de- tn August, when the low point was! As there is no unemployment '. University-Bellevue Medical Cen- Arrives to Open Yule Season To See Summit's ihf ncction warrant further con- ^m'nt; whlch f0"*"1* «f I>r. rca^hed. This trend paralleled a problem in the city this yecr.iter which provides for visits to < Tlie Christmas season made its Jack McElgunn. Christmas com- ^deration b> city authorities, iW)Ul «m v*« «* Short HUls. and ):atewide one. concentrated aid will be given to Overlook Hospital of men of con- official debut in Summit on Satur- mittee chairman • Common Council said it would. Eleanor Webb of Nfw I'rovi First Auto Show dencp, indicated thjt.; th*re was Low Income lor Aged the area's aged, chronically ill siderable clinical and teaching ex- day when some 3,000 area children The annual visit of Santa to • study th«' matter further. Summit's first annual Auto Show no indication-'itKst thf outbreak Mrs. Dudley stated that 13 of, and victims of broken homes. As perience who give their advice on braved the cold *nd welcomed Summit and the decoration of the Santa Claus as he alighted from I business section with holiday on Saturday was. in the wnrd>. of ResHlents who at tlie last Com- I couid ^ considered au epidetnic ilie 35 hospital cases were persons jnyear s past, several hundred | problems of patient care. We can- his helicopter at Memorial Field lights, i^ financed by the' Cham- the participatmc asencipc. an "un- mon Council meeting protested • situation." <>• er 65 years of »Re who are de- individuals will be helped. Toys i not expect to compete for interns qnnlifted success.'' proposed assessments for a re- K'ident upon funds from Social: will be given youngsters and other | w«th the teaching programs of the ! at 10 am. t bcr nf Com merer through mem- At the November 7 meeting of p I bership dues. This year, because lief sewer at Belleville avenue, security, relatives, and other needed articles to the handicapped.; big city hospitals with their large Sponsored by the Sum mi'. Area For the first time in the history ...... ,. the Council, the parents involved y, relatives, and i of the widened scope of the pro- iffiit i Many Christmas dinners will also: ij service load, but we can offer ade- j Chamber of Commerce, i t pro- of Summit, all of the year's new , presented a petition iiRned by 30 , wrrt ldvig»d to contact the Board source! that are insufficient to in- gran, additional financial o."sist- be served. I quate housing Including apartapart-- 1 gram got underwav <. , Santa automobile, models wore c'lsplavcd i homeowneris residing at Summit, ,,f Health'regarding wh»t clude hospital care. She pointed ; ance vas provided by the 1'AL, then- i« r, need for snecial aid mfr ts fnr m Tri d fit one lirr'iw from lf> ».m to "i Dadetiu and Cdftemont avenues. tiotu wrr* tH*inrt-fc»j:ii A curb Last year. $2,155.47 was raiseti ' ' « " Interns. A : Junior Chamber of Commerce and fiir" middle-income families who j C. F'hilin Dean Fc Unwjne the wel- p.m. at the First National BanJ Reside en lllihcr Ground spread of the t the fund. Tht proceed* went | Peasant place to live can be a | other croups. The PAL provided ty unable to finance the costs of' come. Santa lead the throng in and Trust Company's lot on DeI Tlie petition contended that the At the same time, Council re- deciding factor with a young j the helicopter and gifts ff r the i .-Uftirophic illnesses, such as m and w . the finding of 'Christmas c;>rols Forest avenue homeowner* would not benefit riuosted that a report h* sent tt» ^ . ^medical graduate who is choosing youn;: callers The nativity scene r.!'icer, mental disorders, etc. j . . lso ,f whR ,. h m were Music W^S tur:i;Nh<-d by the Sum- The crowds which jammed Ihr from th*' proposed newer in that them indicating the extent' of th« ... • a hospital for his internship." and (.)her VIILL'C Green decora ( She also stressed a continuing and chr?nicalj ,11. „..„„ mit Hi{:h-School Ir ::d directed by l"t throiiifli'nit t'ip d;iv verp »-<;ti- their homes were situated on high- spread of the infection and the cur- M iian.s will be provided by the Juaior need for adequate low-cost hous-1 According to Mrs Ruth Dudley. Harry S. H.-innafnrd nv;.ted tvt>(i as hieh as 4 000 Ac- rent precautions that were bein? t'liainbcr, rr crouncl than many to be scrv- | ,r,i- in the city and honed for th director "f P"U|C weU2^ cr-rtli;::' to ore spokesman, the duy, taken to stem the outbreak. e! A Informed by h:s ; ;!es t! lit hi^ Bemrininp Dccembor 10 and cin- ic-eel by thf itFUW M-uhzaUon of a fuU cash assistance | success of the drive is dependert Ticket Sale Brisk alth'Hi^h cold, was perfect weather- headquarters nn the Village ?;:'tnrm until Christmas tvp, re- Common Council President Og- ' In a letter to the parent* of th* ••..sram whereby clients could on early gifts so that arranpp- Green, north of Cer.iral I'reshy- VI =f children attending Lincoln school, t;.il store? in the area will be I'lanned bv ten local auto deal- ' don D fien.wmer said that a pom- manage their own funds, provided ments can be completed to aid i terian Church would \->c completed thf school medical department in- For Annual Booster open evenings until 9 p.m. Pi's, fur tlie purpose ot !•; vir^ pro«. mittce comprised bf Councilmen tiiry were capable. Most relief is | needy cases before Christmas. | beforp Dfcprp.bcr V<. Santa nn- dicated that while there w*r* 25 [iprfn p purc!'.;:sers t me, thu Cad Forsberi;. Wi'illiam Ciilson. rr>'v given by vouchers. | Additional Gifts I nounccd h^ v-»uid hni ! open h')w fine snd Fletcher Thornton and Petrr other locai needs mentioned in 1 f i\fk^*i% t^ •>'' • * f T-f\ in *lt^tri 1 ^ '*(I1' '*ti scalp existent last spnnc. at the Ii' t!'P po^t, it hrs been flip cs- Fall Sports Dinner 1 1 Tiii'lo, city solicitor, will study Follies'Staff nf tho first ner hrlfl ll- thi - iiv .'! )"f report include V county op- tom to civc aid according to the An enthusiastic early response DcccmHcr 3? fropi "..V> p :n. to nrpsent time there are IR cases, featurpfl nil models of tbe JH" the asspssmrnt plan and submit <-;ted facility for the chronically 4:30 p.m. E:ich visi'.ir will receive a'l under the artive rarf of physi- size of thf* family. This year, the was reported this week to the sale cars a report in February. an increase in the number of dnvf hope* to raise enough monev of tickets for the annual fall sports a small gift from Saita. To Have Party' cians. Pro^ppcfvp !••" rr. inMrnr! of In other matters, fie rit\ form- ! : rdirig homes for aged and ill 1 Onponpd School IV 1 to permit, in addition tn a Christ- dinner of the Summit Schools Thp site cf the ii'T.fltjii^rti' ^ will r dividual ? who have net yet ! a!!v \aca'ed a portinn of Larch ! mas dinner, contributions of a 'Boosters Association to be held be . a n. ivi!\ ; ; Tlie incorporation of the Woods *• :ichpd the stage where a nurs- l Following Show |il.KToin ttic rear f'f Calvary F.pis tree, wreath, some Christmas | Thursday evening December 6, in scene and iar.e in"vn if < :n> It \*< m 'hi- c r,).il Church and cave approval ! and small gifts to add thp HishSchool-eafcterrar — •"rfiSS'Th'.irart'.T":; "tr rh*H me" rn^H rf-r • •?ram -bad —bf«n~-opposert--bv— the— •-tipn home for juveniles and a .,*... , ! tiip aliry at the rear ; cniri The effair will -honor the .Sum- and a sinrh and v..'! !K h-i.'cd b; r-.iT of «\lra revpi'Mp fr Vail and . nYrnunityand individual family ^r holidailidayy spiritspirit. fl^jirecf:'. :,'e »!« of stores on the 4oO hi >clt on thf ; As in previous years, the lists mit High football squad and the Cbnstn-.as bulbs. ()'.•! :i'»ck Hosintal FHI'M'S lcnmr- Dr Webb Thp medical depart- n.-rl to recognize responsibility in! As in previous j. 1 :i!>v f|;ie-t ..• •-; itert.'iii'.nr to tlie nfrlhside of Sprinfificld avenue . first state championship soccer Santas \.r.l t> S;;r :K.1 \ lii-h r ''.'-• ;::iel Sii'uniay nirlit^. l,;^ an- 11 mpnt twik thf stand that the svakinj! conditions as near normal of families referred, to the cm- r i-.-<- :IIK! h.'.ti.i' ' out v.'ii'i'iil- t'. !>'•<, team in the schools history. A nn'.i^'cP'! li'-r c! ;;i i'H':', ihv! tliclr a>. '.»'i0 Latif " i 'larrjp'V u'-e w-ax n ;«'f flight a^ he loft tho i *' 'II V, :nr c ATdLiiir.s wc:e also introduced v:ce. thaf had n'* plaice m the ,, . ual needs The Welfare Depart- • n ».!'• i • •'• r i;il.! r- ,•!•;'>•' A r>- |onts 1 these in- ment. under the direction of Mrs. , *'" Presentation to the soccer the procrrm, v ;,« v :<->v,' i:ui'hnt :r to install lights at the I'.a,rik ttrppt schools sinc.f.it would be in the The manner In which l p-..-,il i' <"•"• n\< iie'l h\ T"'i' "'C tnese in ' •' • players nf mdividus trophies a of ai:y sr,'-t II;TH-ir s ;••; the "cast p;-.••'•"!• ;i^ - parkins 1' • t at B^echwood road hanri« of ir.adpcm«tely trained per- «' • iduals are returned to..., thei. r Dudley, itowm^i ^ lnr Ptrophv emblematic of t < "<~'n !r:' "rr—' V":.'." al^'r il ""f''. i*i"i''p "rtf' f a R D::v was Flafiil Pprmissinn was also Riven to S «onnp! Tlie medical department ••nncr place of living is very im-: ins house-for the referral of all 1 state Group 3 title 1 ;;!>'! Mi' - Al;in J Schrv.'V t .n Jnhr.s Li;t.heran Church to erect Ht that .such ii=e is ..less .effective...... Accordii 5 t" P-'Lii-f CIIIP: 1-.:I- c r "(ant in their future adjust- lists in order to avoid duplication Fred G. SiRler, Jr and Milton c'iiiM' Jill b.'ick'-t.'K'-1 ' ;•••'.! «»tt>• •• ST:'?:S' on r>i'Fore t avenup aid tnth.-m none at all. • w;.rd Kuar', !- Aux;l:;.ry I'f.lifp- ;. 'i'..!( ;,-e f II- t'l" '.:'UP 'runt." Mrs. Dudlev stressed. in the distribution. Ovren. co-chairmen of the dinner. 1 tlie !>•<•;.! HIM, nuivrnipnt to hart; men were on hand trn'ti-h^i.' tlT ^, !;)'' ; "'"iirTJr IV* " * S \M'TC In addition, t'p dnctofs felt that Reasons fw NeW Cases ) Fnvebpcs containing cash sai_ d tha__t letteros to_ (r ;•' !|ip 1'•ic. ' ir tn li.-.'f r-.rh df.iior p-f^ent a ' Clo io Church" banner. tlie resnonsibil: v ot detecting'the f a<;es added to the city as-; nations from S5 to $15. or accord- „,,„,„„„ of b()th squad5 had ponr day t" maintain nni* r Ctii f Viirnn srid T'-.-it the rvent pa— • d v. rhniit nf'i-v tlie ^;itlirtl;i; i rfurn'- jvmprnns of thf disease resrrf stance rolls last year included ;-g to individual needs, will be, out this wetk WIth inflicatlons thaf fMlicr rr>solutions introduced by jr;ur.e« of any land tn..;.:••" >?•"fta- ancr. and will ] jinnc'tii' I'l,,r' f••- ati next Ciimrnon Council would rcducp as- with the jch'Xjl authoftties, but i'-r for ace with no possible in- distributed shortly before Chnst- as well as fathers of most v a-r-d lr.ht •.•i'frf«hnie: \i: onc '••• - v ii! -!ifi"'!' that further diapnosis and treat- i ..me. one temporarily disabled; mas of the boys would attend '•>T and tJ;o:c «<-~c -.• i »•;•.»}-•• s of •.fs-merits at Rice and Sheffield v :.:-kf ' :.Tilr' pnrrnts crirl family physici'ans. :•;•!:fficient income; cicht for un- cit's include the Public Welfare ^i.l.r. "that hrotlifs and sisters of hills ;tti!j si "cr coiiiiei'tif-n rp a' re Iv . •••!' ' ' • •-:>• ;:ii;fi i-l .• i-t,ii"; On the fither hnnd. Dr Milligan one for death off h the pepartment. Family Service \s- and friends nf thf* hi-;* .'t!-*o will, V I'm*.-. funcis. . \ < h;ick ••'• ;.. r >III, •• ' ! ••••! <•' ":•<; Mil'-*--- ,v.'»- nnd thp Board of Hp.ilth favored farncr; seven awaitinc other ^ncmtim. Kcd Cros*. Viiitmc ii'lrnd. and ve bone th.i' p"":)l< • \' • 'Ml) 7'"1 u mxitnt ';ir11 f'f t,j'vrp"icf •,!;! ->i» 1 (• \'_ 'ii'- < •'• (I..1' I''" 1 t it! till '• ')p "nrhi^ion r>f t'-c Wood's tamp i Continued on Papo 13) \i:vs< > ^csiiriiitiur, as v PII a - thnniL'hoti' the cjii munit* MhothT A-! .. '":iu;v.!« r >>'. I'. Dmiihruwski of 1'i; IT;;ir]fi. ai j'.in- i . V.v • if t '' V i'-] i- ;.': '"i'i< '.I': li;i-' .••nfl fn- d"tpcti^2 the pre encc of the vrprC'Pti'Jitivps from lncal church their <;rins wt'rp on the trams or iiir n'v fiijinepr v a< announcert Boy Injured Wh«n Bike Ci is]. ..'..'. I'II :"|le'--L:iiC'iinMi •'-. infection in p&rlv staRes. cs. schools and cither organiza- | not. will join in this fitt.nc tribute." cur-' r>f Hi' Franklin place: Or- Mr. Domhrowski will receive M,, - I Roberts v.S Rppcl. Hupprinten- tions • ' Tickets, pnepd at S7 per counle. Drtveriess Cor Smashes J Kati'-lii-k Crashes Into AutomobiW M-s. II Nfal K..rr i- rh;.irn,cn i:,iqn Mut--' I "ir . df >; Fr;:nk- 5O0 per ypar salary and will take (,cn( (lf schnoLv ind,PlTM| that di»i r rf.. the dr'vc are >1 for nn erlult individual and $'' 1; " -is Grccory, 10, of 27 Beacon $300 Plate Glass Window In t'l.'.ec I)i Soto ;iTi l'|'"-oi nvcr thp now post DPC 1 ru^ion w:th school official* in and Mrs. Annfir children in the farni'.v otbnr of the teenagers V'HI f -m t'^e r ;irt. was taken to Overlook Hos- V-s. Dudley .!• yi i, r.i.rrn.-'n. I-.r . (:f rofi II W'tnthrop Grepne was named In ion and FJi7.aT)fth had found than squad member*, arc avail- A'trevich he w,.'.-. t driv,•:?.. John r t.l last Thursday as a result K Bed'oclan of 2S CTJ-.C rnnd, F..•'":•. Ju'lv Karr. riirence Lani- r'."oar| st'-pe'. Stii'ieb'.ker '"'', F'.r- h- Mayor C Philip Dean t» thf thaf'Uie use of thf Woods lamps Chpcks should bp Fadp payable able at the hidi lrjuries sustained when the hi owner r.f F«edros;an aid Sin.'-, rue \v:U\. R.-u-bara MacMa-l(-. Ann li-h F'l-f! Werner M"tor<; rf M7Board of Recreation, succeeding in b^th communities had been ) the Summit "Christmas Fund Booster members and at the office lp he was riding crashed into to the Summit Christmas Fund s? ire. 4-S Srr;nrfi"l-! .-vc'iir. vas Spnnt'fiel'f '•>'. eriic, c'try-ler and Uillidm Gerard Tatlock. who di«*d ,,f'>urd satisfactory In addition, a 1 _. t _i I.. U-- T\ •.flint- l« *»•> ft* McKniplit, Com.IP Mitci;ell. S:m- and sent to Mrs Dudley, in rare of David H. Knoulp^. cr>-chairman I'!' •"Mi" Ofo Sf:::n:lU Jr , l"r , sufijJenly las' month U»< al dprmatoloiiist approved of at the intersection of Bal , tiven u siirr.ri'''>> 1;.-; T:i''--ci;iy for ilvn K'il;,(?-, Nanc- I-';ec:i!;e plan f"r use in the school f.:-«»l road and Glcnside -avenue. ] -f the Public \\o\ are I epart card'. ^> driving. Nelson, PIMP Schicifchn Kathy fr SririncfieW avenue f'-m-iiitl" (,-vl Sleidle Buirk of The driver of thp mitomnhile.! ment. Board of Health hmldmg Sltarpr. Hciii Strrns. Ar.vc Thnrn system. Ir addition to committees previ- Acc^rdir.s to pf>I'cc. \;* driver- •1R Frar.l 'in jil;ic«' Lccd Man Jotted 90 Days 1 hard T. Hansen of Point Pleas- ton. Sally Walker anrj Jean Wil- Purcbawd Deadline Set for Aitnud ously named, the Booster*- an- less car, caused ST.(»fi.fianiase when k m •'t. told police he was 'crossing nounced that Mrs Milton Owren it- jumped a curb «v <\ "-mashed for Ignoring driving Ian Following a rrcomrnr-ndatmn br Onside avenue when the accident into a pl.'itp pl.~ci; fnir.t '•' m'low (if V - Toflock Fund at S65 B"ard of Hfalth to emplny the Christmas Music Feature was srrvinc as rhairman of the fieadinc tln» rpfrpshmeit com- I.pp Van Gofnrth. 22. of 39 Chest *'"urred. After being treatpd for r'-nrncn's cnmmi'tce apd 'hat r.nTp»«t s B;.ke Sh^p, A"~ Spring l ultra vi"lrf lamp, twn were pur- rr..Uf'p arp Mr and Vrs F V -it- Additinn;,! con'ntnitnins rpcci nut ftyppt, was wnterjped In 90 " rprations and bruises, the .youth The Summit Ilrrald will c»n ;i!nmni committee was cimrwited fic:d ivpr.ue. c rhased last month, and sinrf that rev Japger. with' Mr jn'! Vrs ince las? Thursday !I:I\T sent tht' r!a'.'s in thf county jail Monday. released. tinue its custom of printing the r,us N'elson. chairman. Davr time, the entire Lincoln School Mr F.cdrovian t .',;! p lice lir H. r.usscll Morss. Mr1' n* of hr- J ^!ac Daniels, Mrs Sarriur-l'B : The fund i<- a tt-.hute tn the,late prams and devotional services of ?,puI|e ljp%].f r(),p A,h(,r! |L \V Cerard Ta.tl"ck who was presi Mullen of Springfield aftpr hf Of the 5C5 children who under- shop, arr'.ss from the hake"', and Mcl'arlanp. Mrs Arnold K Ilihi- thf Summit Area churches. This nnkpr reward Reavpv V.i-shai: -i\rnt nf the Board *• f Itereiitinn idead^d innocent to driving while went lamp examination, three pos- left thf vehicle in art'imn'.c huh P:\ Mrs. Florence S Rnhf:"s and sible case* were detected. Of annual feature will appear in the s \lch,,K, Matthew Zc;cnrr and r All contributions w ill he furnwt or the revoked list. crar 'TJefi-re he c >ulrl return, po- V:» Lawrence R. C.jrrlnir Thursilav, Derpmber 20. is<;up. LrTi^v Errnnan (ivcr to the Hoard r,f Kecreation to Van Goforth was notified by thesf three,'one-had, previously lice said, the car started t'< move Also Dhuanrip Schmitz. Anr^ been discovered by the school, one p of the mpehanical dif- j^c rvrr\ VJU ^c prepared ir ho n-pd a^ that both' niiiv de mail on November I that his li- p S'/nnekalb, Kitty Meyer, Georfp wan a reactivation of an old case, involved, it is nfrrssary ti,p cafctcria an(] V1!l bp •*.' Il'ilmcs, Janet MarDanipls, Ilicli- •• laaiole P«f 'j rial rpeeivpd after that dale may '• Boosters, will «ervp as tna^tma? Furjri" r o The Summit' th*1 notification The bake ; "• 'f;! f , nrd MorRan, Mary Hicmer Nancy ' ha\f tn bf omitlrd. 'fr, and thf principal speaker will r 22 L.ink street Van Gofnrth has a record of Church 4 Thcrpfore, it is eaniestly re he E E. 'Rip> Millpr. one of the the riav and cake- and <>thcr f-id MacMastor, William Bohren. C!d.nifi»d 24, 25 had hern removed from t:if> vm- Kichard Rodcr. John Madden. Jr.. traffic violations going back to quested that all ministers and famed Four _ Horsemen at Notre Theft or Nike Sott r r in Mu- c Lne coach at the U S Naval. nu.ra! f>ir! Nancy Criffin. Jane Vpitch, Jay of plumbing equipment was s't l( n mit m'1953 and aRain in 19M by Partaic Valley 12 submils ""-ir prnsrams ivppil Academy and in his eighth "-ear Hazcn. Barbara Gardner, Jac recently from the Nike Base near Springfield. At tha' time Judp" Social 17, 18, 19 and double spaced DO later than as assistant athletic director there j ri'icluie Rosier and Charles Dav. Glenside avenue, police revealed McMnllen sentenced him to'30 Sports 32 December 13. (Continued on Page 13> ' ics. this week. days in jaiL . THi SUMMIT HERALD. TWttPAV, NQyfMtE*.**, \9U *•«•» marine department, Gulf Oil Com-reported that a quantity of broken 1 released faato the cust - provide morved mas tea, Judge John 0. Bigelow; place was arrested }ast week by There was one bicycle mishap According to police the first ac- round-trip facilities for Federation speaks on "Ftclcral Security—Lov- Summit Police and charged with and one pedestrian accident re- cident occurred on Friday night members. «&• alty Program." YMCA — World driving while under the influence ported last week compared to nojie and involved an automobile owned , Information concerning the Politics Discussion group, Harry , of alcohol. in 1955. by W. J. McGahey of Orange, who luncheon and train reservations Ulrich and Fd Nixon, leaders j She was arrested at the corner complained that the left rear fen- far the year to date, there- ha(.e can be obtained from Mrs. Eliza- DISTRICT MANAGER—With the Adult education clisses—conver- of Springfield avenue and Maple SUMMIT def and bumper of the car were Rational French, Mrs. Birgitta , street after narrowly missing Pa been 256 accidents involving prop- beth Arthur, Plaintield 6 5846: recent realignment of organization damaged while the vehicle was Mrs. Louise G'Bnen, Cranford at the Hotpoint Appliance Sales Hamilton; beginners' photography,' trolnian Joseph Grobarz who was erty damage at against 254 to ditte parkedf at Springfield avenue Just Miss Betty Prescett. directing traffic at the intersec- A Dependable Source in 1955.'Personal injuries for tjie 6-0066, or Miss Mary Kanane. Company, New York, G. B. Coles- west of Blackburn road. Police Elizabeth 5-6697. Reservations will worthy, Jr.; of 19 Garden road, has Tuesday, December 4, 9:45 a.m. tion. She was taken to police head- say that the left side of the sec- been named district manager of —Executive Council meeting cf quarters where she was examined ^ for close Thursday, December 20. s> ond car was possibly damaged. the firm. His department will be Old Guard, followed at 10:30 a.m. and pronounced unfit by Dr. Rob- -t - The second accident occurred Resident Opening New responsible for the wholesale dis- by a meeting of the Old Guard at ert S. Milligan, city physician. Lumber and Building Material on Sunday between 12:30 a.m. tribution of all major appliances the YMCA. Tom Gorman, Na- Miss Garland was released, in and 8 a.m.. causing damage to Woolen Shop for Women and television receivers in the tional League (baseball) umpire, $250 bail for trial on December 12. a .station Wagon parked in a drive- A new shop for women that will metropolitan area. At present Mr. will t^lk on "Baseball Reminis- way at 578 Springfield avenue. specialize in woolen and cotton Colesworthy is New York con- cences." YMCA—7 p.m.—Indus- Police Charge Youths STORM SASH The owner, A. Schutle, of the knit-wear is being opened at 325 sumer goods district manager with trial management class on 'The 'With Greenhouse DoJUOOt Springfield avenue address, said Springfield avenue, between the General Electric Supply Co., the Incident Process." 8 p.m.—final'! Summit police this week round- mi that the car had been pushed three Sears-Roebuck store and Kings pcrert company of Hctpoint. He session rf "Stocks and Bonds," e(j up several area youths and feet, damaging the rear bumper market by Mrs. Dorothy Skeist, has bee,n with General Electric Harold T. Craves. Jr.: class in charged them with several him- Combination Doors and door. wife cf Dr. Irving Sfkcist, a chem- frr thl last 2$years and a resident contract brid.se. Benjamin Hri>e-;drcd dellars worth of damage at A headlight rim from the sec- ical consultant, of 32 Laurel ave- of Sumnjt since August, 1955. Ker: Public Library-Great Books ththe Herbert*BuhHerbert Buhll ereenhousegreenhousess o'non*i? ond car was found at the scene. nue. The shop will be called discussion group—second year. Ash wood avenue. 2SS Irood St. CR. 7-0515 Police believe the car was either "Dorothy's." |; December 5—YMCA arlult ecluvi According to police, Mr. Buhl i a 1946 or 1948 black Chevrolet. The nety concern will specialize in samples a-d causals at lower prices than offered by the manu- cation classes in golf, Arthur J. [-• facturers in leading stores in Porash, and Chess, Richard A. larger cities. The store will be Baker. an outlet for original models and December 6 — 8 p.m. — YMCA samples of the leading style Toastmasters Club ard a class in houses in the country, Mrs. Skeist sketching and painting with Albert UMMtT EXPRESS COrfPANW 1 said. Her stock will include cardi- J. Bross, Jr. gans, dassk and tailored sweat- WHY- SHOP ? December 7-Fnrtnightly Club **o*nd, BUT ers, dresses, skirts, coverall! visit to United Nations. shorts and bulkles. ^ D3cember 10—8 p;m. YMCA— 56 jturt Mrs. Skeist has been a Summit final sessions cf world politics dis- resident for the last 11 years aiw* cussion group and beainrers Pho- INW car has four children. tography. Classes in conversa- LOWEST Net PRICES Before or track . YWCA Lists December tional' French meets. agent for December 11—Public Library— Program of (Events Great Books discussion group- Check with us • • • Allied Van Lines, Inc. The Co-Ed Club of the Summit first year. YMCA—7 p.m.— Final ! YWCA this week announced its session of middle management !N THE U.S.A. December program of activities. class in "The Incident Process." Wt Sri Saturday, December 8, social Class in contract bridge. Old • DODGE CARS MOVING dance at the YWCA: Sunday. De- Guard, 10:30 a.m. YMCA—"Quirks • DODGE TRUCKS cember 9, 2 p.m., Drop-In Social In Admiralty Law" by Carl Van- at home of Dave Zammataro of dcr Clute, general manager. POSfflVRY GUARANTEED • PLYMOUTH CARS 34 Montrose street; Thursday, De- PACKING cember 13, business meeting at • USED CARS YWCA: Friday, December 21, 7:30 • GOOD SERVICE p.m., Carol singing for shut-ins; '57 PLYMOUTH '57DESOT0 For STORAGE Saturday, December 22, 8 p.m., Christmas dance at YWCA; Sat- AH Chrysler Products urday, December 29, 2 p.m.. Ice ... 15.95 Final Clearance On '56 Cars SHIPPING skating party at Surprise Lake. A three-day weekend in the Po- $4.95 rilling s

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C»m*ra Owfftf WSIS. ON TRIKE-S BLUE STAMPS TQMYMtt DTEtYllAyJIT 6MND imiOR AND OTIEE UABM MUUWi*i^ THE SUMMIT HERALD. THURSDAY, NOVEMBER 29, 1956 Recreation Board Hoop OWcs to Begin Satunby ; Tfce Board of Recre*tion gpon- vwwl Grasshopper Minor and , Jujor boy*' basketball diale and leagues will get underway on Sat- SUMMIT' »dy Registration for the clinic is ;l»w in effect \unUl tomorrow at 'Edison Recreation Center and at *the Board of Recreation Memorial Field office. For the Minor league clinic, BEST KNOWN registrant* should be between r.ae and ten years old on or be- Hfcre December 31 of this year, If lie Is between 12 and 13 years of age, he must register with the Major league clinic. CITED BY ESSO-John T. Mc- Clink sessions will be held on Carthy of 32 Roosevelt avenue. Saturdays between 9 a.m. and 12 Berkeley Heights, last week re- p.m. Sections wiH be held at tbe ceived a 4ft-year service award Edison Recreation Center or Wash- from Esso Standard Oil*Co., Bay- ington School Team aisignments way Refinery, Linden. will be made following tbe last claHc session on December 29. jfcague play will itart on January Local Red Cross 5 and continue through until the middle of March. Sending 37 to Team registration for tbe Inter- mediate and senior boys backet- ball leagues will end on Satur- Regional Parley day, December i Intermediate A delegation of 37 officials and teams will be comprised of boyi members of the Summit Ares between 14 and 15 ye in old while chapter, American Red Cross, senior team members should be will attend a two-day regional con- 16 to II on or before December 31. ference tomorrow and Saturday ,1*0 high school JV or varsity at the Ambassador Hotel in At, £uyer will be permitted to play lantic City. in any league competition. Grant T. Latery of the local Flay Berks Dec. 1 chapter is chairman of the exhibit , Senior league play wtt start on of public information displays that Tuesday, December 12 and will be will be shown by each chapter of held at the Edison Center starting New Jersey and Delaware that at • p.m. between Tuesday and Thursday of each week. All inter- will be represented at the session, mediate league games will be which, is the third annual one. played Saturday mornings and ,, Jstaei T. Nicholson, executive afternoons at Ediaon. vice president of the National .Additional information may be Red Cross will be the featured 'trained by calling CR. 7-4119. En- ipeaker at the Friday luncheon; try blanks will be available at session. Nicholson recently re- Edison Recreation Center or turned from Europe where ho Board of Recreation at Memorial acted as liaison between the Field. Swiss Red Cross Society and the American Red Cross on current relief problems in.Hungary. Rtlkrf John Wilson, vice president of Contributions of warm clothing of all sixes, and blankets for Hun- the National Red Cross, also will garian refugees abroad and in this address the conference. Delegates country, may be left at the Com- will be divided into ten workshop wuaity House, 4 Waldron avenue, groups dealing with the ten serv- lmy day of the week. ices of the Red Cross. Calvary Youth Groups tilt Wwk-tnd EvMts The senior Young Peoples Fel- lowship of Calvary Episcopal Church will bowl at Livingston on; Saturday, December 1. The group! will leave the parish house at 9.30 IS A SYMBOL OF SHOPPING CONVENIENCE AND QUALITY aim. ""••; Officers of the junior and senior Fellowships will be entertained by Bishop Stark, coadjutor bishop of the Newark diocese, today at 7 p.m. at the Cathedral House,"Newark? Attending the dinner will be Robert MacArthur, Ann Poten. Carol Shannin, Don Marcy, Judy Da vies and Jane Veitrh.

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Rrtt Baptist Church rehearsal: 5 p.m., CM--- . The Methodist Church •cbool; 11 * m.. Momiag ten-ice Church Central and sermoa by Dr. Trapp, "duris- OavM f," ianiweB, O.O. rebunai; 8:15 p.m, /: " •-Jt** Pnvideaee Prevbyteriar* Church g u2d. tiacs Before Christianity;' • P « • &n. u4 Hn, Mvartf C. MHIM WORSHIP TOGETHER EVERY WEEK f Dr. Trapp to preach i*n-k« at BLtv. fcifrfcani A. lr}ai Re*. Leotard V. Buficfcmaa, D.D. Today, 1:00, £!es«%aa coorus re- atSatiuflcM 1 UnitariaB Mormtowts FeUovsbip Today, •:I5)pm., Adult cboir Eev. lames ¥l. Moir 8 15. Chatted choar re- at MorristowB YMCA. First prize winner ... 1 Today, 4 p.m., Boy cboir re- N. P. Methodist Church St. John's Lutheran Church beamd Tuesd*>—1 pm . Woaits's Alli- Sunday, it30 a.m.. Fast cburch Today — B am. Presbyterian grim Baptist , C^urch •. ! I? l>Porett Sunday, 9:4S a.m.' Cbureii hearsal; 8 p.m., Chancel cboir. trv. H*«* ft Bin ance lur.cheou meeting at Com- {adiooi mmioa, junior high depart- nursery; 3:IS pm Bays' choir test l*«t Friday was J ..- adxKi and adult ria&s; 11 00 Sunday, 1:30 a.m., jCburcn fct*. K. 5. Stem as Fk.O. •sumty House. Proerain to begin. ment at liseoin scbtxi, sttuor- rehearsal; 8 p.m. Adult Stevens. Runner-up «„ a.m.. Morning Woroh-p; Carol school; 11 a.m., Nursery, ta*B«* at 2 p tn. h«h aftd tdurl ci«&M!« at Rorougti rehearsal. Today—3.30 p.m. n i c choir nrhcanwl; 2:00 p tn.. Or : sod IdDdergartea; Church wor- Toi|h" rchearsalfJunior High Fcl- Sunda>—t 45 an Sunday"] j Mission and sermon, "Fool.; Bible class; 6 30 p.m.. Central S p.m., Organ recital a life expectancy of 3y M ,,s" sm J:uu p.m , Serucif Hi^flh 6:30 p.m., Jun- Vhool.. 11 am. Morning wor- J Christ's Sake"; » p.m!, Senior Calvary Episcopal Church Club supper; 6:45 p.rn . Junior Tuesday, 4 p.m., Junior choir more. for 8:00 pm., We&Jeyan ! wr Hi'FcUow&hip. ship and sermon, 'Great Expecta- ; rehearsal ° cnoir dub members to attend dramatic FssJaae Atewsct i Monday. 7 p.m., Men's group Hi and Senior. WeMminster Fel- tiotu ' and nursery; p m.,;Junior Saturday — I am. and 10 am. prewntauon of "Cry, the Bednved Tbt Rev. Elmer T. Francis, coveted dkA supp>er and work lowship. and Seruor MVF. Senior Catechclical classes, 9 Countrj'", givets by The Birf*»p * Rector ! part}; I p.m., Council of Qjris- Monday—10 a.m.. Monday Sew- ing Group; 7:30 p.m.. Scout Troop Tuesday—9, pm, Official board j am Junior Catechetical class. Company o< Hollywood. Calif at The Rev. Hedky P. Jenkins, tian EducaUoc me«Ung; Circk5 meeting Sunday—9:30 a.m, Church Ute Dover MetiKxlkst Church. Car* ; naee^n^ at home of* Mr*, George «2 Assistant Tuesday—2 p.m., Tursday sew Blessed Are the Righteous Wednesday—? 30 p.m B i>y school: 10:45 am, Worship and will k«a*e the church at TOO p m ICompUin, 2 Ridgeview aveaue, sermon, 'Put On the LoM Josus ing group; 2:45 p'm , Chenib vout Troop 61. Tuesday, ».3^> a.m., Cirde 1 at TVday-10 aXldy C<«»un- | N«w Prmideoc*; C^cte T meet When people do right they get right restUU and likeu st choir rehearsa): 3:50 p in., Junior Christ* home (4 Mrs. Juc- Jamison. SO ing at home of MLr». ioaa An- when they do wrong they get wrong result*. This must he ton; 4 p m . Boys* choir. cboir rehearsal; 4:15 p.m , West Summit Gosoel H«8 TVvniUy drive; Circle 2 at home 1 drew, 135 the Felkway, Murray Tomorrow—10 am, Holv Coon- minster GirJ choir rehearsal: the reason wtiy so many bookkee-pers use adding machos Svmmlt Avenae Temple Sinai iA Mr*. R. R. Diefe«i(;rf. WWlut- munion: 1 P m , Calvary 5ewi« I RakM Morritoa D BiaJ . Tuesday, lft a.m., Circle 1 at Wedjie*d«y—6:30 p.m., Church It i$ important to have their accounts balance to the cw nA ffalnat Street , Lt^lge n>ad: (ynde 3 it h->me ot , c«,1Di»r Caator Noras an Stunners parMh house for trip to Barry holiday dinner; 7 30 p w, Sccut Mrs. KoxhaU'Fiimey, 85 Woodland j RJ!Saturday-»3^ O am.', Senior ArchitettJ and builders have, no doubt, found the alvro leferm JewUk av'enue (White elephant , Circle Biscuit Co. and returning to borne Tr»p 162. Toriay-4 p.m., Prayer and YPF boulwg team leaves parish tage iA using a plumb line so that the structures which tvr i it home of Mrs. J. E. Rerves, of Mis. William Smock, 45 More- Bible study house. Tomorrow—a p-.m.. Sabbath Eve ,,i,, D , , „ . , aouM piace. New Ptrw\'kleiK«; 7 Jewish Community Center design and build will be vertical. It would be hard to ^-- a Tomorrow—7 30 pm. Young services with ^n tnch, 19, Greewbriar dnve; 4:00 meeting. exercise, developed a strong physique. President TheH.ir» 5 HUNTER 4-7713 i pm, Junior choir rehearsafl; 4:IJ Today—; pm., Funeral service Today—3 p.m.. Girl Scouts and Monday through Thursday—3% Roosevelt is an excellent example of what can be done tu ,m | MNMN, N. J. S YIAft OUAHANTtf § pm. Junior high girls' cboir re» for Miss Rosa Wiggins; 8 p.m.. Brownies; 7 p.m., Archery; 8 Pm., p.m., Closes in Religious school TlllHllllllllllllllllllllllllllllilllMIMIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIMIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIlllMllllllllllllllr bearsal. Worship at Somervilte. Choir rehearsal. Hebrew»department. , prove the body and the mind. We ice; 7 p.m . Evening worship, Tuesday—I p.m.. Mrs. Carlson's ture on "Holly Days Parties, " Sfrltffleld ami fVaMrM ArtMW Holy Communion and sermon. Circle at home of Mrs. C. H. Car- given by Miss Elizabeth NcNamara bacco, or use one or mom of the caffeine drinks. RCT. Jaeok Trapp Wednesday—8:13 p.m.. Quart- penter, 126 Fernwood road: 1:30 of PSC. .Refreshments served by p.m.. Mr*. Behre's Circle at home Experience U a great teacher. Science has found e.ut Sunday — 10:30 am., Church erly Conference. Junior Guild. of Mrs. D. E. Coburn, 9 Valentin Saturday—8 p.m., Couples" dob. these are the "Hoi Spots Of Human Destruction", ^nd thai Way; 8 p.m.. Mrs Nelson's Circle Sunday — 9:45 i?m., Church by avoiding their tise the mind will be clearer, the heafiTST at home of Mrs. L. P Parkin, 12 school: 11 am., HoK- Communion. bs better and one will have a longer and more useful :,!» Hughes place'; Mrs. Smith's Cir- First Church of Christ Scientist Nonda.v—4 p.m., Confirmation while saving monsy. Tiis idea Is like receiving a check i,r s cle at the Parsonage. Class. . 292 SarlftffieM A« Wednesday—8 p.m., Mrs. Hoff- large sum," it is worthlew until you endorse It and have 5Uf Our Funeral Home at 309 Springfield Avenue A Branch of The If other Church, Th« First Church of Christ man's Circle #t the home of Mrs. ficent faith in the maker of the check .. FI.VERAL niRECTORS Gillette*. u have tried, try, try again. You will be blessed by doing wh.it Suee»»§or$ I* Christian Science Reading Room Long Hill Chapel Television Service you know to be right L. P. BURROUGHS & SON OPEN TO THE PUBLIC Chataasa Townshly Quality /« Our Motto ,• lev. Lelov C ffehber — Ecublislwd JM0 i» SPRINGFIELD AVENUE Bodies A Reeerd flayer* 309 Springfield Avenue • RepeifM CR. 3-2323 Open daily 10:00 to 4:30 except Sundays and holidays; also Sunday, 9 45 a.m., Sunday HUXfAN ENGINEERS Friday evenings 7:30 to 9:30 and after the Wednesday meet- •ohooi; 11 a.m., Mormng worship SUMMIT TELEVISION John DmwUtom, /p. ing; Literature on Christian Science may he read, borrowed with Communion meditation, Howard B. Bishop, H. E. or purchased. • "Christmas Means Manna From SERVICE CENTER Heaven"; Junior church; 6:15 84 Fnmklii p|. SMIMIH p.m., Pre-aervice prayer meeting; Summit, New Jersey Junior Young Pvopies meeting; CR. 3-6991 7 p.m.. Evening family service and Kt-mon, 'His Father CaUwl Write for Fret Booklet 11-29-S6 linn John"; 8:30 p.m.. AILance Teey Ceflarf YOUR CHRISTMAS GIFT STORE! Youth > Fellowship meeting. Monday, 8 p.m., Boutl meeting at Chapel. . Tuesday, 8 p.m., Omttned Dorcas-Auxiliary Chri*m»s party at home of the Fountains, Fair- mount avenue. Wednesday, 7:45 pm, Mid: week.prayer mrettng; 8:4? p.m , ! CARROLL'S choir rehevansal. | St. Luke's Reformed EpiscoDsl Moray tOQQ SHQJLIH4LUNEWISI Rev. Walter MMDCT Today, 8 p.m., Mid-wee* prtyer and BiMe study hour. Siandaty, »:43 a.m., Sunday school; Adult Bible cftam; 11 a.m., Lord's' Supper and sermon; 8 DEPARTMENTSTORE p.m., Sunday evening service and jermon, '^hTistian Duttw." Tuesday, 8 p.m.. Monthly v«s- 517 MILLBURN AYE.. SHORT HILLS ANNOUNCE A STORE-WIDE SAVING OF We pay postage DO YOUR CHRISTMAS SHOPPING AT ^ CARROLL'S AND SAVE 20% when you save by Beginning Thursday, Nov 29 and Ending Wednesday, Dec 5

CARROLL'S EXCLUSIVE ALL FABRICS WONDERFUL GIFTS FOR JEWELRY INCLUDED HAYES Fairy Silk and Handbill — Btdsproads— Lintni ^ Silk Bfankth -1 SMrtH MSiGMtKNI Umbr«|l,i — Eiotic Square* ; v • *_V' • "' '. . Lingerie — Carroll'i FI«H,ring Acceitoriei . ltd Pillows — Toweli 96SBroadSt..Newark2,NJ. Famous Hosiery TurktitS Tow#| Sth

CARROLL'S DEPT. STORE Funds received by 517 Millburn AveM Short Hills CMNCITf I>ecember 10th TmalZouckjorChristmas Giving tnwm earn from tbe l^t. Span *«MhNl by WILIC IMVIC* " ^ THg SUMMfT HEtAU), THUtSDAY, NOVEMBER 21. Porters in Tibet express thanks lor « tip by stictaig out their Serving > Women's Ck* Mori»t Entertd More wa> broken ir.xa somes.me ' storei at Monlclair and Eaat tongues, hissing, ^fad touching att u k nd their heads to the ground On Scholarsliip Committet DiscusjMK New took Rtor Window ' ^ ? b> forcing a rr*r Orange have al*o been broken into u Vt 10 e Among the New Jersey county Police an- inves!igi|tinR a com- »;"vrepo^..n, that cw M>vfra] There are no rivera in Bermuda. ' mittees. for selecting the vmner mp.ht during the monthly tneetasg: I 321 SpnncfifM axenue. that the recentt occaMfnj h:hr company> Rain supplies drinking water of the four year sch"lar>h;p u> of the Business and Profe$s«ea] cost* Renswlaer Polytechnic- lr»titute' Wi'snen's Club >>f Surnnut at the to phone Troy. N. V, is J W l\:uiu!,;;ham U.iit! Surburban. %*y Mrs. Sf*rj of Beech Spring dnu-, chairmen for Union County. Ti'nnant. who d^scus^ed the book. Chosen with Mr. Cunningham t> •'Hie Natural Superiority of anywhere senc on the countymde (vir.inn- en ' by Ashley Montague. Cleveland 8SI tec was John H. Soderbrrc of 94 Another feature of the Richmorsd f.reenwood avcaue. New l'rou- w;^ the "Personality of tfce dence. . " ' ^! mth" speaker, Mrs. Eiuabrth Competition for the scholarship i'-rris. a local attorney w .11 fit-lose on March ], 1957. vu:h The estabLsi'mect of a roQege rcRional screening between then scholarship for a local girt and April 10, the final selection vuK'd bv the member ship m» tbe date. @& year s project

GRIFFITHS Is The OLDEST and LARGEST HAMMOND ORGAN Dealer in New Jerse

GETRKG 1CADT FO* COVCERT-PriTKipal* who wiU appeir in sbe jJiat conc«rt of the Summit Community'Chorus and Colonial Little Syacptwcy Orchestra of Madison that will he held December S it Madosao discuss plans for ibe forthcoming event. Left to right are- >lr«. T. Joseph Cocferane, soprano soloist in the'Schubert Mass m G; RaJp6 E. Burr»er, direcu:r of the Community Chorus; Mrs. James B. Hays. Jr.. j»rr»crani chairman far the concert; Mrs Edward C. Holme*. Community C*iorus president, and Thomas Schernun, director of the Onchestra. EXTRA VALUE TRIM ... means more solid eating, per pound of neat ... All VALUE National has an option for a site the extern fat and waste in removedREFOKE weighing . . . Local Bank Al in the heart of the Kenilworth You pay only for what you cat! V. S. Graded Choice. biisinessj district and tliiat if per- mission from Washington it re- Set for Branch. ceived around the first of the year, the branch should be in Kernhvorih ToW operation by June or July. The first patent granted in the Coastruction on a Kenilworth United States went to Samuel Hop braneh offic* of the First National kins for an improvement in chem- Bank * Trust Co. of this city will ical manufacture. George Wash- he Parted as soon as the preen inpton signed the patent July 31, lag*? i$ pven the local bank by 1790 the O^ttptroller of Federal Cur- STEAKPORTERHOUSS E rency in WashinRt^n. members If You Are Dreaming of Owning «f J^ie Hnnaf Mutual Benefit S. •f}» JC ^*^ayl*tlon r>f Konilvvorth FULL SELECTION T*err irformrd last «rrk by of- A HAMMOND This Christmas-Be Sure To Heavy Winter IVin H Tr-a\ i*. presirlrnt. jjnrt Come To GRIFFITHS To See All Five Models Fra^k J Krmrsi. a^vniant viier : p"r*iiJ'-*it'ir' , checkinc ac Bonniest Extra Value Trim icr. tender... all solid meat! major inveatmrnl, a lifetime pi ft. Thai is ci^r'«. *rid full bankinc ' service* Hooded Jackets why yon should wWt your Hammond and fafi^r.ies The appearance of Orean gift at Oriflitlis. where \uu can net ttee Sis'mTnit bankers was in reply • ana hear all five model*. to a prMeft made before the same Nationally Advtrtittd Irandt A Hammond Organ in your own Ixmif !frocj> a few weeks aco by th* ROUND ROAST at Saving Prk*>! nould be tbe start of a lifetime hol>h> or the f Oty Federal Savings & Loan As- It'i COTT to V SUhl Meyer beginning of t musical career for your [.sociaiK-c of Eh?al>eth. which op- CLUB SODA or | poses the establishment of the We giv*SUiGmiSfamps ehildren. The Hammond responds bril- GINGER ALE SKINLESS FRANKS liantly to the master musician, yrt you, I baak branch nn Ihp grounds that without anv previous training, can play ' Keml«'0rlh tf. not support two 2 •»• »*>"» 49c Stah! Meyer Sliced aim pic but effective music on it in let*than ' fisanria] ;n*t'*iitions. in( a month. With the 11 amm* >n< I (llionl ()rpan i Mr Travis exr'^ *d "•ervicc SALZMAN BOILED HAM that ean-be-tifft-red \>\ a ttank and you can nit ilown ami play an orpin with- OFFICIAL ARMY & NAVY Old I^ndon Dk't t $i\ .n£*-anti l(on association Oscar Mayer out prrvi installation proMcms with and maintained That the brancii BLEU CHEESE tbe Hammond (>rpan. Simply |>lug it into office of City Ferit-ral. nou nperai- 201 Main St. Oraita* SANDWICHES M<»DEL injr is. Kenilwiirth. does not ade- SMOKIE LINKS * 12-oz. pkf. 59c an electrical millet anal it"« n-mly to play. OR. 3-1UM An orpjn fiir llxt nuHtcr HMMciuL lla» .t.'-ni»le to prefcrrnr*- by the organ***. backi!!£ need?. Mr Travis "slated that FirM Grocery Values Only a Hammond pire% you all thin: Burrr ClproUtc T«iKMt»*p«m* r«rc*tsi»a Contrail."* Starkitt Chunk Stv!« _ ;ight meat Hk Dk Ux blend ing tiiowandu «( Ion* r»Tered|.Tl»rm ANTIQUE JEWELRY aH C*wlfl« f»r ln«rr anil npprr manual*, TUNA FISH 6V4KHCU27C i C*«rir«l in itw ( ..nw-lr M^irl. ailapu i mm toiJEcTiov OF rr»sosAi.i.v sEi.r" ^-ot, pk« 33c of tune. v ' 2M1 Morrik ATMIU* PEACHES -a*.« 27c •TV perrmuiim MM trr rrWwW m th* optum of *• inlfti). N. J Campbelh. America* fa tori U plawr k* fln-in**** «f —i*t~l *uifir turn at full chttrd, THE LENNARDS ML'rdork «-MM in a d«acM manner, wuk • Jinfrrinf pan* aj m IM« BIG TIME ml20tkojat All Beef, Hjonemeat. Liver Tomato Soup 31054^1. cm 29c -FRKE: I«in Hirina: S31* rerord of riiliw tlir Tlim- mood Chord Urgui or the SfiiiKl Mndet. Send for it. DOG FOOD Brookmaid dcllcioua m King* bread — SUawberrr NICOU CHEVROLET PRESERVES !.^j.r29c WILL ALWAYS BE Uw Arirlnal. 7 flavor* Dairy-Buys! CANNED SObA Endero Natural SWISS SLICES 6-01. Pkt,29c Tlir Fl»mni<«nil i« iu»nl in nn»rp I ban t."i.mK'rriun-hr» Swlffi ^ of r\cry ilriiiimiiiatHin lhroo?l»out tlir wiirkL COMFETJTIVE JOMAR ALLSWEET quarters Ib 27c • BEST DEALS • INSTANT COFFEE Fresh from Florida BACKED BY THE S-oi. 53c Direct from Florida to you BEST SERVICE Mr*. Pauls. Froten . . . Thin Skinned, Full of Juic* He»t n Ser\« SIMNKT MODFI See Us Today For The Fritd Fish Fillets TV popular HammiHiH fi>r humi* | »n.l •••• BA« 37C ORANGES •fcurche*. Obtaimble in blorol or dark. S«a Food Dinner •-•» •*• 50c HIGHEST Selected Idaho tmrrm BTOtTTEmS FROZEN Baking Potatoes 5^ 33c MACARONI M< CHEESE HOME MOI>K1. TRADE-IN Tin- i*. itir rin^l ••• »*•. 33c All prH-n »lfr»l- ,„ N,- ••III •• ma four fm»l"»marran«lh*rm«ifnsM"»* ilhan» tirpiw. WELSH RAREBIT

j FIU.OIT \M» MAIL TIIIS <:oi u Hi"» •»••>«'- IIM V | nm intrrmirH in thr Uummnnd '*r;ain. Ptraw nrtwi ALLOWANCE DELICIOIS! •lkl« f« •»•»• nir filll infortiialmn atn'l rwK-rx. f.W'frk tihu-h m<«M Freshly M»de HI-HAT mi«Tr»ifi VIMI. t!hi»rci ^ Spmrl _ [|>m>« POTATO SALAD or *)ia tlf»r»»t« '_" Chunb |_: < outer! ONA , milk «r «t»a COLE SLAW •57 CHEVROLET 15-ox. plastic CHORD MODEL Phone wnUiner FREf GIFTS ,1V orcan that roakw it po*.il>Jr f"f «nTonr » ilb- S«vl ni«- frrr > 1.. 1'. V\' i of (>rpan Sinnrl • 'rjun, ! FOt On* KTRT ^TTX TIL I T. M. Mil knoS»inC • w»«»i «f mi»i<- «" rnjoylnvnc !'•' "Immediate Delivery" BamnH«Hl. Obiiinalilr in M»nEWJERSEY 315SftlMGHELOAVE. CR. 34500 SUMMIT •> Opes Wednesday Evrniim« unUI 9— I hoar !*IArki-l .>-,»*HHI -"' | of the norae but this relates to a very small a rnit MenMriaL I «—•*.»__.. proportion of the population. And let us not A requiem asass was offered j forget racing which relates to a fairly large proportion of the population but involve* a ERALD comparitively small number of horses. However, it can be said with authority that INVESTMENT SECURITIES

Iteaikcr the horse will not become extinct. He will still S&teri&J be ridden, driven and raced — ami bet upon MUTUAL FUNDS and swapped. He will still find a place on many « rocky and hilly farm, especially in W. L Cmatf S C*. he «utttr «r«kliM of *»* itncjr. IM. Aattt BarMii of I trruiatioB Vermont where sap has to be taken from tk« Iwault Frut *»* pratically inaccessible woods and in rnoun- n ,j th« Summit oo »»«T Tbu«-1 **» * where logging operations are carried on MI SphffM kw. •t » Btck BUM*. B'urani . •aa*n* &MB nMur Oototm 5. pa* a CL14M4 SKUIUMI. N J UM)N »« of U*rch 3 1«7B. And to many a farmer, the horse is still by «v» ParMa lid Curl 8 _' a good investment. A sound horse for farm Edward C. Sheridan Advertisinfj work cost about $500 whMe a tractor costs Marion A. Kern Advertisingf $2,500 or more. Carl S. Hulett Editor and Publisher We art not farmers, or breeders or ex- perts of any sort on horses but we arc glad All to realize that the horse still has a future 1 t j 4 S4 p* Uk Mtrucw even though it is a relatively unimportant t • 1 • t 11 11 Bark enptw IS Mdb one. We have a fondness for horses for we 12 11 14 IS u remember the days of our youth when the 11 20 21 tt 21 24& ice. the bread and the milk were brought to THURSDAY, NOVEMBER 9, MM the home by horse. We recall the horse and wagons of the junk man, the fish peddler and, tiow to Be a Cloitn most vividly, tho charging horses pulling out Any morning from here on in we are of the neighborhood fire house and even the going to awake and find that snow hat fallen horse of the family doctor. We think fondly during the night, to the dismay of some and of being allowed' to curry and comb the hors- to the joy of others. But regardless of the es of State Troopers and then be granted the •ay a» any ntetrtn earn f r jm emotional result of the snow, it will produce joyous reward of exercising them. af thai a problem for motorists. Nowadays we admire the sleek lines of the So, we have some tips for a special class new cars but the horse it firmly implanted of winter drivers. These handy guides were in thoughts of good old days. As for tractors, not compiled by traffic experts but instead they leave us cold. Like all machines they I tain the interest and create the art based upon bitter experience and study are efficient but there is no companionship in LETTERS desire to improve conditions. DEATHS Mr*. Uaefca Merer made over the years of the driving habits of a tractor. There is nothing that can take the Flgittaf Girts Net Local Such an Individual in this esse Editor, Summit Herald: Mrs. Alios C. Meyer of OS clowns. . ' . ... place of a whinny, the rnuzzling and the was Frank J. Kerrigan immediate Summit avenue died luadsy at warmth of a horse's body on cold days. Old In the November »k! i««>e of j pajt president of the Chamber of We know that none of our readers are in the Summit Herajd, there was a Overlook Hospital where she was this class but they may know of others who Dobbin is not extinct and he won't be. He letter written by a Summit resi- Commerce. admitted as a patient oa Friday comes too near to being human. dent entitled "Student Melee a His was the driving force which following a fall In which she suf- arc downs and possibly may want to tear fered a broken hip. She was SI this out and pass it along — just to make the Disgrace." over came many obstacles and persuaded the group to work to- and was the widow of Lodolpe E. season merrier and more frustrating. Something'* Got to Give The writer of Ihe letter stated Meyer. that shortly after the dismissal gether for a common objective. When the first snow arrives and covers The 1957 automobiles are now unveiled of the High School on November Many meetings were held in the Mrs. Meyer was bora at Fort the streets, the open season begins for traf- and in most castes they are lower, longer and 14th, a group of students gathered Chamber office to work out de- Monroe, Vs.. and had been a res- at Elm street facing the station tails and plans with the architect, ident hero since lilt. She was a Afti ysv Ofljey knowing yejr • fic tangles. A traffic tangle is really not hard more expensive. In view of rising costs on member of Beacon Fire chapter, ind fi n the electrical contractor, city of- swings ere tesw* to $1C,000 J ' to create if you follow these few simple rules. most all materials, the price increase waa in- * *. * DAR, and the Ladies' Auxiliary ! of the girls. It ilt further stated ficals and the electric company. wowiiistrtvttoBttafwiii-ad 7 1—Crowd into intersections even though evitable. And it was probably a good idea to of Calvary Episcopal Church. BIB^B^B^H^B^B^BB^ B^BV a^L* H 4 * * a I in the letter that the writer al- Fortunately a committee headed She is survived by throe sons, the road ahead is blocked. This will stop the make the new models lower, for a lower center ways thought the High School stu- by Leo O'Grady was confident Oswald f. of this city, Lodolpfe S. cross traffic — and, brother, it wild be cross! of gravity lessens the danger of turning over. dents were well behaved, but after that the seemingly impossible Job of St. Louis, Mo., and lobert D. this experience, tie had changed of convincing the various indi- 2—When tho traffic signal turns to csu-( One hopes, however, that drivers and pas- of Charlotte. N.C.; a daughter, his mind. viduals that only through com- tion (yellow) jam your brakes on hard. This ! sengers may still wear hats, Miss Alice M. Meyer of the Sum- It is obvious that the writer plete cooperation could a job of mit avenue address; five grand- "2l%~~" will form ice under your wheels and when j But that longer business is a different thought that the girls were from tbii kind be accomplished. you start up, give the car a lot of gas and matter. The trend to length forced thousands Summit High School. The school children and five great-grandchil- The committee worked tireless- dren. watch your wheels spin merrily to polish the of new car buyers to rebuild their garages a administrators have cheeked the matter thoroughly snd determined ly to bring this about and the Funeral services were con- roadway into' a skating rink thus making it few y«ars ago. Will they now have to add that there were two separate present improvement is the re- ducted yesterday at 2 p.m. at trte impossible for you — and all the cars behind another annex? But more important is that fipht8 ,mong threfr girls, one girl sult. Burroughs * Kohr Funeral Home, you —• to get anyplace. added inchci on the new car* produce added j taking part in both, but none of W. Rae Crane. 309 Springfield avenue, by Rev. ^A cardinal rule of wirier driving \% to complications to the already-complicated the participants were students of Executive secretary, Elmer F. Francis, rector ef Cal- Summit Area Cham- stop abruptly at traffic lights at all times. If parking situation. Sutnimt High School. vary Episcopal Church. Burial We agree with" rhe writer of the ber of Commerce, was in Evergreen Cemetery. and Loin Association you aren't particularly interested glazing the Longer cars simply make no sense when letter that such an incident is most Heights Mayor Praised road (as above) then you can he pretty sure parking place in all cities is at a premium and unfortunate, but emphatically wish George F. SUMMIT BHKHJY HBGrfTt Editor. Summit Herald: there will be a car behind you that will crash "streets and highways are jammed with cars. tfl correct hl» misapprehension George F. Henriksen ef 4«z Mor- On,December 31. 195«, Ira F. ornci oma into your rear. In this manner you can widen Detroit says the longer, sleek look is the in- that the tfirls were students in any ris avenue, died Friday in Over- your acquaintances, get into heated discus- of the public schools of Summit. Holley will complete his tenure look Hospital of eaneer. Ho was 499 Sprimfftli Attnu fluence of foreign sports cars but the designers Sincerely yours. of office as Mayor of Berkeley 29. Summit, ti. 3. BtrkeleyH eights, K.J. sion with charming people and start the day seem to have missed the fact that tht popu- Height* ZUntrkw $-1150 off right. You must also refuse to budge your Robert v.S! Rccd Born in Chatham, Mr. Henrik- dcihriew I-6U0 larity of sports ears to a large extent is based Even if the duties of this office sen lived hen the last eigfet 1 car until a policeman arrives as this will bring upon their ease of handling through shorter •Sparkplnrs «>f 4M entitled the holder to a handsome years. He was aa infantry vet- •«• Ofcfceo Opea Daily from t am to 3 pjn. traffic on the street to a standstill for blocks. wheelbases that make them easier to park Editor. Summit Herald: salary, such enumeration would eran of World War 2. and was Auo, FRIDAY t^ttnuot, 6 to 8 p-in. JL 4—Don't ever let traffic jams created by in 00 way reflect the actual worth self-employed as a landscape eea- and move in dense traffic. The editorial in No\ember ?2 to Ihe Township in relation to re- others halt you. Steer your car out of the Summit Herald which commented tractor. Ttfe Oldest Savings Association in tht Summit^ A city of any substantial size has a popula- sults and personal time spent on stalled line onto the other half of the road. favorably on the "400 Lane" mer- He leaves his wife, Mrs. fcett tion of automobiles representing half of its Town affairs. Konc of us, except Lot.r*. Hearifcsn; a 4aufMar, Area... A'otr /« Our 65th Tear Yen may as well block both sides of the chants and their activities was thoie actively working in Town- number of inhabitants. Combining these with excellent. Margaret, 4: his parent*, Mr. aa4 •Jtrtet. ship government, has any real | Mr8_ A^e HOTikaea; lira , AT YOU* UXVICZ: , the number of cars brought in from outlying The store oviners, who ha\e ro- 5—By using brakes hard at every opportu- conception of the staggering j m> Eimer of Summit aad We*. communities by persons who work or shop operated in the worth while pro- amount of time our Mayor has Savings Accounts • Christmas Cub * if ortgaft nity great skill can be acquired in putting a ayor has ard ot N>w Providence, and thre* Refinancing Mortgage Loans • Monty Orders in the city produces a condition that now ject have not only made a con- given, for the benefit of us all. , Alberta Maetrfnnon ef car through a fancy figure skating routine. In tisitn Mrs Travelers' Checks borders on chaos. Cars need twenty times as tribution to the improved appear- It is my personal belief that Livingston, Mrs. Lillian Daume af the beginning you may smack into two or ance of our city but have en- much space as people do and the birthrate of an> individual who gives freely, Chathaaam anandd Mrs. Dorothy Ayres three other cars or a post but don't Jet that abled shoppers to use a convi- his special talents to civic talents ' of Tampa. *fla. cars is higher. Either the cars or the; people | enent exit from the new DeFor ..4 deter you. Beginners always have to start (Continued on Page 15) ! The funeral was Monday at »:30l must go. Something's got to give. est avenue parking lot to Spring- that way. If this seems fantastic to a generation that field avenue. 6—-By no mean* should you use snow considers it a hardship to walk a block for An accomplishment such as this tires or chains. They are the mark of the sissy docs not just happen. Some in- shopping, or going to school then let it be or cautious driver and will prevent you from dividual or individuals must ob- remembered that in practically every city the being a clown. first parking regulations, although mild in 7—Whenever a thaw comes, speed up comparison with today's, were blasted as jwhen driving through puddles, watery inter- violations of civil liberties. We can recall factions or curbsides. After all, people when irate Summit citizens denounced the jsteuidtl't b« on sidewalks and dry cleaners installation of the first parking meters as have to live, don't they ? "unconstitutionai." CASH? J=N«xeT_jcarxy_J»nd_or..a shovel in your __^^___j__r^._^j^^er^ thereby making car. If you get stuck, just sit there and some available street parking space grow shorter. poor-slob-wilL«.ventually-come-alonpj-ard-get y»ti eul of the difficulty. Let the other fellow Current Comment The Biggest Worry — Some Thoughts on the Horsi (Springfield, Mass., L'nion) Can you recall the last time you saw a A person who has nothing to worry about horse on a city street? We bet you can't, nor had better start worrying about himself. can we. With the arnvajof the automobile That's the word from the meeting of the the use of the horse declined rapidly. The Western division of the American Psychia- a Personal Loan gives you cash - NOW! firat impact was in the cities where deliveries tric Association, a group of gentlemen in tn TYPICAL KftSOMAl LOANS were made by horse-drawn vehicles and peo- , e worrying business, •. ".'...>• ' *•• " ' ' ' '" • pie of means had their private stables and j The idea is that it's normal to worry and A First National Personal Loan 12 Mutt fifJMit flu THE SMM4 carriages. In 1900 in New York City alone if you don't do some of it you're likely to end nay help to solve your financialproblems . efNs* •tcane MooWr there were 300.000 horses. A generation later, up in'a mental hospital. A paper on "Notes $ 106 $ 101.52 $ ^ in 194 5. there were 17.000:-aH \h number PROFESSIONAL You do nor have to be one of our refular cut tomeri. t on the Psychodynarnics of Realistic Worry" 204 191.76 17 today is much lower. toncludes that "realistic worry in the face of MAN TO Service it prompt, rntndjy. and confidential. 3*0 338.40 30 In Summit there are still vestiges of the ] danger and distress is the mark of a hoalthy horse-and-buggy era. Perhaps the mostnoa- j mind." HELPYOI Payment, fityou r budget. Term ire hhml. 600 564.00 50 talgic it the relic on Union Place near Sum- You benefit from low bank rites. 900 •44.00 75 That worrying^* quite normal i* certainly .. .iaeasy to find in the mit avenue—the empty fountain where horses a thing to rer^errSer. especially at the first 1,200 4,140.00 100 ceuld he watered Many of our older and ! of the month. It's helpful to know that , bandy Yellow Page* of For full information, come in, wmt, 1J00 1,425.00 125 you re your telephone book. larger homes still have stables in tht rear but not the only one who is worried about the or call CKtstvftw 74000 they are now converted into garaged Diving j bills; the people who sent them are worrying KI: quarters or plsy areas. Traces of the horse | about them. too. Engiaeert remain in tho city but the beast itself can not A lot of times people do forget that Accountant! be seen unless one travels to riding stables worrying is pretty wideapmd. When condi- insurance Bank* or a nearby farm. tion* are good peopfle worry that they might Architect* On the farm tho horse was a necessity. It get bad and when they're bad that they might Vaterinariai • remained long after pleasure cars were dis- ' get worse. When tho Russians, are unfriendly placing him in the more settled regions. In ! we worry about that and when the Russians You can find 1915 tho government reports that on farms are friendly, we worry then, tpo. tut yone—LOOM „ *•*••*«• 2fi.45J.000 horses and mules. »ome i Even if psychiatrists say we ought to m FIRST t uaad for plowing and crop work, some for j worry, one worry at a time ought to be trucking and some for transportation. Today | enough. And that's tho way we intend to do that figure has dwindled to 3.000,000 and gets j it. Mr. Benson can worry about the pigs and NATIONAL BANK leps every year. With tractors and other ; the Democratic politicians can worry about AND TtUStUST COMPANY OP SUMMIT niachaiuied equipment replacing Dobbin on: Mr. Benson.,As for Rutwia we leave her to farms one wonders whether the horse may | the State Department. Our candidate is the »t»«>err iM»u not soon be extinct, like the heath hen and tax collector. As long as he's around, the the roc, s u psychiatrists won't have to worry about peo- R S T AND ONLY n R BANK Of course we still have the pfleasur* ust ple not worrying. NEW JERSEY KLLTI THE SUMMIT HERALD, THURSDAY. NOVEMBER 29. 1956 r—7 Church Educator Guest Speaker at Calvary Dinner Mrs. Harold W. Kelleran. direc- tor at Education for the Diocese of Washington, will be the fea- - mi tured speaker at the annual din- ner and meeting of Calvary Epii copal Church to be held next Mon- day evening, December 3. at the parish house. Also a member of the church's national department of Christian Education, the is re- •pOMibie tor the erucatkmal pro- .-. gram of all of the parishes in the % aation'i capitol. Officers to be elected by the congregation on the first Monday in Advent include one warden to serve tor two years; four vestry- men to serve for three years, one vestryman to serve for two yean; three deputies and three alternate deputies to the diocesan conven- tion. NominationnrHl be present- ed by the parish meeting com rait- €tee consisting of F. Bruce Ger- hard, chairman; Mrs. SamueHE; Jones, Mrs. Robert MacArthur and Mrs. Hayden Evans; and Ed- ward J. Veitch, Frederick S. Franklin, Jr., and Burton B. Brown. Mrs. CecO RuUedge, Jr., is in charge of arrangements for the dinner which will begin at 7 p.m. Reservations should be made with her or with the church office. ^* This Sunday, December 2, men Wand boys of the church will hold their annual Advent corporate •y*—. communion breakfast following a sen-ice at 8 a.m. to be conducted by the rector, Rev, Elmer F. Francis. The sneaker for the event will be Rev. Hedley P. Jenkins, associate rector, who will speak on the topic, "The Roisterings of a Rebel." Reservations for the breakfast, which is sponsored by the Men's 0 Association, should be made with : J*. G. Charshee of 21 Lenox road. AF Officer in Toxo* For Wot Training Second Lieut. Robert J. Gannon, son of Mr. and Mrs. John F. Gan- non of 54 Kent Place boulevard, recently arrived at Goodfellow Air Force Base, San Angelo, Texas, to begin basic multi-engine pilot training. Lieut. Gannon, who received his commission through the ROTC brilliant gift program, has already completed primary pilot training at Moore Air Base, Mission, Tex. A grad- uate of Summit High School, he also attended Ohio University, where he majored in mechanical fashions for engineering. Court Aidt l«o Spook of infomoH vOfois Guest speaker at Monday's meet- the, outdoor girl Ing of the Summit League of Women Voters at the YWCA at 8:15 p.m., will be John 0. Bige- lovr, vice-chanctUor of the state Chancery Court. Altman's collection is ready to set a correct Mr. Bigelow, who will talk of "Our Heritage of Freedom," wa* and imfigiywtirr pace on the ski slope; appointed Essex County prosecutor in 1922 and served in that post for five years. In 1927 he became The most fabulous of this season's counsel for the Public Utility Com- mission and in 1930 was appointed bulky wool sweaters, from to his present post. j Born in Newark, Mr. Bigelowj received an AB degree from . 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WELCOME WAGON SHORT'HILLS HLf 7-14*1 1 nmwi AT uvn wf.\»... r—s THt SUMMIT HEKALD. THURSDAY. NOVEMIH If. IM4 A walrus found in Alaska Admission is by subacnptio* a!ur« al has happened is many I* Top; weighed at much u 2,000 to, 3,- Audubon Group totickets. Information may be ob- f days in any newspaper." Baptist Church The Anaconda Company last Of W U*i» 000 Bounds. , tained by phoning CB. 7-2717. Mr. Crockett is the oldest living week presented to Edward T. See Adventurt* j For INS Story member of the Overseas Press To Have Recital gt Tori FfcnN lacks Of Olympic Race Club and is presently writing Shea of II Blackburn place, an me*, at the American In Island Living another book. On New Organ award for 31 years of service to Department of the Women's Trtntf for Ntw lew Cm* A ISM retort of the Olympic of Berkeley Heights. was M,! CESSPOOL Playing the new three-manual the firm. He is the company's "Once Upon An Island" will be With longer and lower cars be- games being held that year In Mary. Ann Ulbrich. home „, pipe organ, Robert Anderson, chief accountant. the title of a color motion picture coming more and more popular London teat was cabled to the Overlook Benefit nomics teacher at Regional H;^ CLEANING A.A.G.O., will give a recital Sun- to be presented by Robert C. with motorists, a local tau can Sew York JHeraJd Tnbune by Building - Repairing day evening at First Baptist Hrrmes, nature photographer, . , firm has announced that it i<> its reporter, now a Summit res- §y 3 Ten Year Summit Art Group To Her topic dealt with, the mak ident aad active Old Guard mem- Church at t p.m. Mr. Anderson, ing and serving of party refresh- CESSPOOLS AND SEPTIC lecturer and ••*»«.••*« >*! bucking the trend and renlaci-g a young and brilliant organist, HoM MMbtn' Eikiblt 2£*kl. _"_*?*.. A"dUb°1 Sc[e*1? I its' fleet of cabs with shorter. tail- ber. was recalled in a recent col- Olds Nets $2M ments. The meeting took place »t TANES CLEANED, Bt ttT Tour on Friday. December 7 it will play a varied program includ- the home of Mrs. Martin Connolly er. and roomier vehicles urr.n by Bob Coosidine of the Benefit performances for worth- The Summit Art Association wiU whil ing music by the 17th Century V Berkeley AND tEPAIICD the Ok nee Corp. auditorium Journal American— , now ''IInn Aus* — -' | « purposes seem to be all the open the annual members show Progressive Cab Co., »hich re composer. Purcell; Bach's Pre- starting it 8 15 p.m. fralia covering the curent Olympic 'r*S< toes« d*>"»- Tak* *<» » with a tea on Sunday starting at S*^*" " cently purchased the Hill City lude and Fugut in G Major; Hay- . C1ANE * BULLDOZEJl The motion picture will show Cab Co., is expecting Its firft games. I*** one last weekend far the bene- 3 p.m. dn's "Six Pieces for a Musical 8EKVICE the adventures in bland living fit of Overlook Hospital. eustotn-styled ta*i m early De fonudwe quotes a dispatch of Clock;" Widor's Symphonic Cothi- This exhibit of the members and will feature the habitats of NURSERY STOCK cember. The fabs are manufac- Albert Stevens Crockett of Sum- was singing, roller skating. que, and others. work will be open to the public eider ducks, puffini, cormorsntf, tured by Use Checker Cab Corp irit. retired Tribune reporter and -funny clowns and jokes plus fre« on Saturday and Sunday after- term, murrei, seal* and whalei. and will gradually replace exist- author, in which he described a jrefreshments. The only thing ex- Mr. Anderson studied at the noons at the Association Gallery, Mr Hermes' photographs have ing cars io the firm's tau fleet. 1MM Olympic "rhubarb" that took .^ordinary a(x>ut the program #as American Conservatory of Music 497 Springfield avenue, from Sun- appeared in Life. Colliers, Il- place at the finish of the mar- p1*' th* promoters were a trio of in Chicago, and is pursuing his day through December 16th. lustrated London News and Na- Most historians agree that the atfcon. |ten-year-old Summit girls who used doctorate degree at Union Theo- Hostesses who will pour at the tional Geographic. H« has twice oldest wooden building in the world { ga ge to stase v logical School of Sacred Music. The vivid report of Crockett's !* " *« « «*. **«* opening tea are, Mrs. Thomas is the 1.349-year-old Horyuji Tem-j 201 Me*. St., woo first prize la International not only wo. Urn praise from nettcd exac!l-v $2 w- Formerly organist at" the Pres- Prout. Mrs. Carman, Mrs. E. S pie at Kyoto, Japan. ! FftMtitr 7-0ttS Graphex contests. his newspaper but also a letter According to Walter Knuckob, byterian Church at Bloomington, Gilson, Mrs. Reginald Billado and of congratulations, sent to the chairman of the annual fund rais- 111., he is at present organist and Mrs. Thomas Barrett-Smith Jr. editor. by Richard Harding Davis. i"rf drive at Overlook Hospital, the choirmtster in the Church of Christ, Congregational, Milford, A treasured possession of Crock jbernefit performance came to light n Conn. ett's. the letter says in part. "To > Monday evening when be re- nte (Davis) it seemed as splenduT d * phone call from ten-year- This is the second in a series of T-^*- recitals on the new organ, being T a piece of |epr>rijn« and of liter- Sarah Penning too of 10 road. given in the Baptist Church this told Mr. Knuckols that toe season. The organ was dedicated in late October. 10 of her friends had raised me money for Overlook Hospital The recitals are open to the pub- and wanted to know if they could Ue. "~" Parks your car for two full hours right a PIANO off the proceeds at his. bouse. No coronation ceremony held! in tho heart of th« shopping district uckols said that would be i « for the reigning sovereign of The Netherlands. The king or queen in Summit. A n«w municipal lot, triS arrived, ttwy told =SPEC\AL CHRISTMAS SALE= is inaugurated in accordance with available to everyone is located on Mr. Knuckols that they had wanted the nation's constitution. to do something to aid the hospi- 2 WEEKS ONLY! tal's annual fund drive and con- DeForest Ave., between Maple St. ceived the idea of a variety show. Ornamental Iron Work and Woodland Aye. — and faces Permission was granted to a sec- Tremendous Savings Fwcfe Minus** tmmny MctUt <••'- !«**• NmrZeahl) >nd member of the trio. Miss Susan ' "400 Lane." See the detailed sketch 1 fat TV UMc*. TM ram dlnrttrt. • practical ir -iiamri Feather, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. *t««lt, wr*«chl~lM« leg*, •ccastaaal tfad Famous Make PIANOS and 0R6ANS K. W. Feather of 45 Beekman road ItMM, on Page 3. „.--—-— •o use the family garage for the Nt 7-3f20 Buy Now ... Delivery the Day Before Christmas^ staffing. Together with Miss Jane Hcrton, the three succeeded io at- tracting 50 people, young and old, for -a take of $3.80. t-Z TERMS ... USE OUR PIANO RENTAL PLAN Admission was relatively hex pensive in the light that of the SO in attendance, 35 gained entrance SAVE 50% ON ALL RECORDS for the sum of one cent Of the five Great Lakes, which DOWE PIANO SALES ANSPACH MOS. the French explorers called "The Optidau Five Sisters," Lake Superior it the 233 IROAD ST. (Eastern Fuel Md*) SUMMIT largest and deepest. It is 350 miles 2 FOR 1 SALE long, has an area of 31,280 square KARL A. 0OWI, Prop. Cft. 3-74U Sfcc* Ittf miles, and depth* to 1.600 feet IUY ONI RECORD OR AUUM AT OUR REGULAR LOW PRICE AND «. mm havft been recorded. Lake Erie is the shallowest of the five. GET ANOTHER ONI FREE. LIQUIDATION SALE NOW GOING ON

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He drafts ordinances. liKik Hospital prise^ pt Mr. ix-vesque, Mr. Negus ' I enrollment of 301 active employees . resolutions and other legal docu- The l;( Jersey of JCPfcL, at the first tonual com- n^uc^ujta""The successful managemen^ t c,,f V^nH'' ° ' ° '*«* genera*«*rall !I Du!aW of the office mclade Board as tlie administrator, ciated with the State Title Mort- iniUUnce man Th "**.Uees for w-pi»»«t of taie»J *>«* ta ^i«atio«s. lhtfh School accumulated during empl<>> nu-nt • but upon a formula devised by ap gold service watches. This year - - • • K e I'n-1 annual budget as ap- issuing moving permits and fur-! Pnor t0 n*s appointment as City with the local utility were hon- known as Administrative Officials praisal (T.L ineers to equalize as (XKXT H ERR-The various 18 employees were recipients rf The successful performance of proved by the Common Council; ! rushing reports of tax searches I Solicitor on January 1, 1947. Peter sensed \ filiations The assessors ored at thr second annual meet- C boards and ether Cil> Depart- gold watches, all of th*rn from completes final details for usu-: The position of Receiver of Tnoto was a Municipal Magis- prepare tax rolls from which tax their specific duties is an im- ing of the company's 25 Year Club tile southern diviaioa of the com- ance of all City and school bonds Taxes is now held by Ethel Mar- j tr*Xt m Su^Bs't- He received his bills are cr.mjv.ited. check for as nents) portant part in the overall opera- at the Suburban Hotel, this eve- pany. tion of the city's affairs and arranges for payment of in- tin Mho was employed by the City Ila* degree in mi from St. John1* seNsment all alterations and ad- i One oi the more important ..of- it-rest and principal of bonds at on Oct. 3. IMO. She was'aHfeted I University. He also attended Sum- ns t" tualdingM record trans- n a tU Iy l P n rovaI h mit Hi b ; ( ' - " , , ° "PP - « ob- to her present port m ISS^fEfter I * School fers of title and constantly study ficiaUJs tht City Treasurer. He ta.ns bank loan*'when' fluctuating property values. The. ,s the custodian of and responsi and invests City funds having been Assistant Receiver! Tb« Director of Public Welfare 1 ble for accounting of all (it y funds of Taxes since January 1. lMt u m charge of administering pub executive secretary and the City intmst ! 1S tStlSt Bt QtF Solicitor represent the city at any ( making disbursements onlv as au- bTnn??4 Jift '" Sfr" * ° * T»» ; lit «**uUn« under state law and oeann l tax appeals. ,,„ritJ*i hv thp pftmiBr_ ', i 8 mted Slates securities i urer. • policies formulated by the Local HeTl chfrge of rvToVril. a"d "»'"«** of depos.t i In a city the sue of Summit.! A»iftanef Board, most of wh«* handles employee relations per By v"tue of hls °m<*- «"« City , *• ,Clt>' E««'«er has an import-1 members Aars e a. appointegenerald ruleby , ththee taming to pensions, group insur- Tr«sur" «"•« •» Custodian of | •0? .ttefunctw Cltnv » «»•puWl« hc e U in rharfe Mayor. YOU SAVE MORE school monies and is required to' ' * Works De- City u responsible under state See Our Selection Of sign aU checks issued by the Board i Partm«ot t'nder his- junsdicUos law for food, clothing, shelter and A Reliable Source For of Education. Board of Recreation j are stre*1 ma-"tenance. coostruc- necessary medical attention of its and Library representing!tl0n *nd r*Pair ot **»ers and ash citizens who have lived in New Nursery Stock ALUM. COMI. WINDOWS In(1 budgeted expenditures. garbage collection. He also Jersey for two years and in Sum- ROWERING SHIUIS AND YOU GET MORE ON A ALUM. COMI. DOORS Summit's City Treasurer for the' ^rerts *** wor* °' preparing as- mit for one year, and where these EVERGREENS ssm n ALUMINUM STORM SASH last 20 years is H. J. Fuchs who' ** * t maps, cbartinjt: transfers seeds cannot be provided byShose SHADI TREES was appointed to the position or'0' dt^s- plotting new houses on, individuals or their families. The July l, 193S, ) assessment maps, inspecting new' Dir&rtor '«f' Public Welfare must N. I. EDWARDS I Co. Tax Collector j construction plans and progress ! invest^at| all applications for pub ; 24 FroakBn M., Summit T, . „ , , . He revises maps for loninc: lie assistance as to living condi- 1 The collection of taxes is an im- changC5 ind addltl0ns mtdf in WM_ &>**. resources, income and CR. 3-3224 man a em nt f ™ \ v!J^!H ?*" c « « » ,ter. light and w»er imtallaUons | UmUy connections. Where public '57 STUDEBAKER Eve*.: CR. J-WIS an> government. In Summit the Builder$ ,nd d«.veloper$ mtlH hi, 1 Mfistance is granted, the Director jobgoes to the Receiver.of Taxes. | ^ ' prepare, a family budget and Menaer of Sammit Area office daily Otv EnginM>r CRAFTSMANSHIP - PERFORMANCE - DEPENDABILITY - SATISFACTION »ho is resopn«ble for the coUec-; is also , mtmher of ^ c»ty-. supenises all cases during the pe- Ckaaiker *f C*Biaserce tion of taxes and special assessassess , PlanmngB()ard riod of assistance. Re.mburse- ments against specific property. J. Henry Negus became City m*nt to the City may be required Engineer last month, following the by the Director where changed con- Lowest Prices In The East resignation of Frank J. Murray • ditions justifies it. who had held the post since 1931 ' Board of Assessors Highest Trade - In Allowances Christmas ties Mr. Negus was. until 1«M7. an em Director of Summit's department DONO BROS. ployee of the (ity of Newark of Public Welfare is Mrs, Ruth Christmas ths, Dudley, who was appointed to the NURSERY engineer with the Bureau of Sani position on Dec. 1. 1952, Prior to 1012 Spria«fMd Avntt tation. He received his civil en- her appointment here, she was Mtw Fid so many are gineering degree from the Univer- associated with the Morris Count., JAMES GORMAN, INC sity of Rhode Island CR. 34184 Welfare Board. Mrs. Dudley holds run of the mill, Enforces Zone OnHaaace (Formerly located «a a BS from Dickinson University Patuaic Ave., Ckataan) 298 BROAD ST. SUMMIT Working closely with the City and took courses at Fordham, why not give them Engineer h the Building Inspec- from tor who h»« the duty of enforcing the Zoning ordinance. His other j duties include the issuance of such J. B. STONE permits as building, occupancy. oil burner and alterations. He in- then Christinas spect? new buildings during the course nf construction and upon he'll not feel ill completion, to insure, compliance with the Building Code and appli- cable ordinance!*. Investigation of < complaints ?nd possible violations of the Building Cod# and Zoning CLOTHIERS »re also under bis juris

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SUM! tally K-M IH% Vlrfit «ft«| Chunk Tuna - 2S NEW .G-E DRYER HtV VanNf Stilw H II.N. with Automatic Clothes Conditioning Apple Sauce 2-? 27° A new kind of dryer... with automatic control... that is simple to use and will dry any load of any fabnc without need for guessing at correct dryinl-tiinet and tempera- Cream Corn 2- 25* tures. The fabulous G-E Automatic Control adjusts to the V condition of the clothes while they dry... makes sure every load is dried just right-soft and wrinkle free. Also, "nous ^ '1 damp-dries or sprinkles automatical^ for easy iromng. I Many other outstanding features. Margarine *s SPECIAL PRICE Pork Roll 199 ••tf, ft* t Vttl ( Rath Choppettes-39 let latltaal tavtaca EASTERN FUEL CO. *Ht Ivery t«IM twf w ^-. 233 MOAD ST.. SUMMIT CR. 3-0004 784 SPRINGFIELPastramD AYE.i , ^SUMMI 99T »~* N.W ^W. UM Upen Evening* - Free Parking In Lot Adjoining Shovroom If" SUMMIT HttALfl. THURSDAY. .NQVEM8ER 2». If54 Pat* !• Morris CoMrfy Heart CASH REGISTERS ManyFaffing to (tab Christinas Drive Cited by RefUest ADDING MACHINES Rome Betts, of 1« Druid Hill boani of director. Answer Traffic Green Show Set road, director of the American First Kataonai Bank & -r, 1 Heart Association, was the puest this meek dedaned * r^J ; speaker at the fall dinner meeting dend of SI per share or •', NEW cs tomorrow 'dfll-" - Summonses Here By 6arden Club i of the Morns County Heart Asso- outstanding capital st one stamp* his v In accordance with an amend- The club will endeavor to show on himself. aii* Electric ment of tiie court ruks which be- the residents of Berkeley Heights Three new members *er«> and surrounding areas "how very elected to the board of directors came effective September 5, 1956, of the Union County Association the court » required to issue a merry the holidays can be made by spending just a little time and for Mental Health at its first fall wan-ant for the arrest of any effort on Yuletide decorations." meeting held Tuesday of this costs so "BUY OF THE YEAR" defendant who is a resident of tiiis They promise a delightful display week at Pingry School to phone state amd who has failed to ap-of ingenious ideas and glamorous The new directors are Dr. Wil- pear or answer a traffic ticket ways to make this the '"loveli''st liam H West of Cranford. farmer county superintendent of schools: or summons dudy served upon Christmas ever." Gigantic Demonstrator Sale Jerome J. Tripp of Westfield and anywhere ham and upon which a complaint Mrs. Anthony Bogosian. floor Mrs. Peter L. Hughes, Jr. of La- Cleveland. has been filed. chairman, is in charge of the pro- ion. The Administrative Director of gram. Publicity is being handled Richmond. the Courts states that the follow- by Mrs. Edward J. Speck. Un- The Sheik of Kusra»t, a 6.O0C- ing procedure be followed. In the usual swags and interesting fire- square-mile-area rt the head cf . case of parking violations, the place arrangements will be shown thi" Persian Gulf, gets $200 mil- 10% luM * UP TO fine may be paid by mail or by by Mrs. F. Bonne. Mrs. Elmer lion a yezr in American ~ payment direct ta the Violations J. Haldenwang vill display table oil mvaltips. TRADES ACCEPTANCE — Liberal Financing Bureau priur to the return date. settings and decorations to "com- Judge Biermjwi suggests that pliment the finest feast." Mrs. MJ.MACHISES CARRY 01 R Fill GVARASTEK - all persons receiving a traffic ('. A. Wainser will !>«• in charge of ticket or summons communicate decorating the children's table Open Eveningn Til 9 P.M. with the ViUations Bureau,Crest- which will have numerous items POItTABUS PORTABLES view 3-6166, to ascertain , the with special appeal for the young- During Sale amount of the firw and then mail er set as well us many simple it to the Vidatwns Bureau with- and decorative pieces they can SALE out delay. make by themselves. Mrs. Luther M. Sim the v. ill Sp&kri Pdict Count demonstrjite how -to make eyr ON UNTIL Detective Ra^nond McTernan catching Christmas corsages and of the Summit Police Department, Mrs. Robert Wolff will handle the ••""4 attended a special course la*t novelty table. Mrs Bruce Van DEC. 8th werk dealing with proper tech- Order, chairman of the work ta ' COME EARLY FOR KST CHOICE niques and procedure in robbery hie, vill have someone there at . , __ Sorry A'o Phone Orden — case* at the Police School, West- all times who will show and an- field. swer any and all questions con- cerning the basic materials uited SAU Future Teocherss Observe in making tip,the finished dec- Members <;1 the Future Teach- orations displayed in the show. ers Club 'will visit today the Mrs." William J, Hicks will ar- Thomas Edi-son Vocational School, . range the "coziest Christmas cor SUMMIT TYPEWRITER Elizabeth, to observe student ner ever created" and Mrs. NOW 39 RIVER ROAD CR. 3-7074 SUMMIT classes in ht'uuty culture, res- Heoree Kempf will present -th*.? taurant management, printing, '"most fabulous Christmas tree EASY PAKhlSd SO METERS electrical and auto repair shops. ever trimmed."' 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SUMMIT \ THE SUMMtT HERALD, THURSDAY, NOVEMBER ?9, 1956 not interested is setting up persons Chamber (lull.', "vhicn arc edible and make I rnces, hj\ir; participi'^d as *o-1 which wiH Mn( "He Shall F«e4 in an authentic, remunerative K'vel> ;ra\ f,,i,o the tale, by mail, of name plates ! >;s: in ax prr\r.*x perf »rn:ancet-' Hi» Flock". business operaUoo at home, air CMseasbip The >um:i^l Area ramp reumor Methodist Church cr some other item of mercnan- H--. dual' rarw ** a rouiiciau aad'i Tbe pie* ban low soioist. Dot*- Crane further stated that the -r Nine Summit Area resident will be hflii a: thr YMi"A from :' "Eamlloney-at- tiise. The booklet urges, recipients- a- a trH-.T.«a, ei;-- ,* :.-^n, ni icbimaa, is ako w«U mm quireinent that a payment must <"* made citizens Monday at , U M to remit an additional $5. lor a unM i j> 11; sin l»t-i( nilni 2". »*. h.m t-,rr r-- -nr.t \v.ri»«-r „. Summit, where he resided for be made before the firai * ill re j cereoHXiy fcefore County Chorus Announces box of 250 postcards which aclver- veal the nature of its propo&iUon ! _ \»ard A. McGrata. The oath of man*- years. He u a vo*ce tea and coaco m Ne* York and at his are to be addressed and mailed b\ "RumpetstHsliiir CasHng tary of the Summit Area Information should he secured on j County Ckrk Henry G. Nulton "Messiah" Soloists summer workshop at Lake i aVaiiR for jflie Sum mil &udeni G*f>rg,e. His *woe it frv^ruqotty t tb Offer hetol ***.. !l?^_."*! !?L * * Summit residents included Mar> TlitMtrr's presentation of "Rum arard » cxncerl, opera and radio any money is tent, , i r t:i<> G Moccia, It Gates avenue IH-.«.;as*i:i" wiil be^tn <»n M(-nd;i> 1 pcrf\>r,T, atKN> uf f'-r tflf - .. "- ••••* .-«•.• perfojgPaoce*. He was soloist in f Editor's Note: Clarified ad Irene Mueller, 115 Kent Place at p m at the groups studio. HaiuK '.'> *..•*'> at 'CM sum r-a» vrr# s- opmise arid ori'.r>:i the Mp*.sjah performance at the of merchandise sold in along ihr Itnrt. mentioned l Boulevard: Bridget M Alder, 74 p.—'rnianr.Nl in vrvjL Tnt- public is fottially imitwl Citing a bulletin from the N .n.-crmlw-r 9 a: 4 p m . jm.i-iiiT;; a Mr. (ran* stales that the firm?. in The Summit Herald However. | man road Josef Olbnch. ,1S Mid etc»M «na1 training with the Stu- U> atxenA No a4nisvinn will r*> tional Better Business Bureau, !•> !>:• Piii.l oiK'ie'. U!K> wXi c<>n arp actually not offering-any" kind before accepting them tor inser- I li!_jLl Hip yttuti" Thr IT' is noN ew ilc r>f).jQu m her. j>rrlM?stra idea of supplementing famih in- earnings claims are thr product »f the .promoter's imaginations. one for reliability In mi>st in Ht'iKrir.'* Heights resinrnts in of thr *MMST« »T r»«cii!8r rome by undertaking pan time (hi SatuniaA, the rirceWork lackrt stances, classified ad» for rnrk at eluded KOIKTI A. < arlislf uf 47 orn ii( rhe- Mcthodirt Modernizing nr Rtmodthng Your Hnmt? work at home has a powerful ap- wr.t ."-Mopping Beantj" at the llc efe home that appear in The Herald Martins Lane and Mar^arrt Ma peal Work at home rackets cap ^ P' *'<*rk •chenic Is an- have been "screened" and as far Ctiatliani Hieh School, ftrtrl e- ()t lel dea uf 1139 Plainfield avenue J italize oiithis appeal to victimize • ' prominent home work rack- as can be ascertained by this ee>n.ih«pr 22r *Ararklin .^i!ir»w --atthe- , - Anna MJxjdwarfd (^skrfi, »; thousandsof persons." \*l- according to Mr. Crane. These paper are legitimate. The New Park l,»v.e Thratre. • ha* takpr vAo parts-w nrr»e of Uvr inrlu SUch Hers w-,11 re^irat Promoters of such schema lmi I ?' f ° V, Jersey Press Association periodic- Irownie Troop tfrt ''Messiah" p#*rformar»cr* %n HOME monthl> for doulg wcmW 26 at »ll» reach .their victim* thrmi-h ! • > ally send* it* member papers Dolls , en hi the griHip Slie has" aL-n 8t homc> or sfwil) warning of "gyp" or dubious firm* I'r.ion IUILOING classified pvertisms according'i " " E machine Troop 60 from Wash- suns in concert and'opera an Ne-w to Mr. Crane. The envelope and l (>wncrs-«>arn rxtra cash " The placing classified advertising I ington Scliool under the leadership York and New England, be.Mrtes EXHfWTS real purpose of these advertise- These ear-marked ads are never i of Mrs. L Hibbard and :Mrs. V. apprarmg on nation-wide radio ments, according to Mr. Crane, is accepted by The Herald ) In last werks article referring Hrlpful I4««« to kild i» thr f»m- ical of such offers, he stated !n ; C Mills spread a little Thianksgn broadcast? not to set persons up in a profit to John C Hark-i of fiSI'ar k '.ax;,' fnnifiii»iir •( Ham* I.lfr All hrr» nnlrr on* this scheme, the promoter plarrs I ing spin) this >c;ir h> i making ,; Lcif Aasairxl dramatic tenur, able piece work1 business. but to enue hrmc fined $105 for dVivmc »«•« U< h«« « w14« rholcf advertisements Mating that 540 ) .aople dolls fur 1hc Children's. is aK> will kin^wTi to l,x-a»l and' or $50 a week can be earned aadd ••df l inferior piece work nirrchan Drew Starts New while on the revoked list, is was d e l0v rMM vh 00 t0lh C Country Home at WcMheljil. erroneously reported that he was dressing and mailing postcards at !? ? ° "fP " Drew University at Madison last tan ad, usually at an exorbitant price. rr» Pkaa for homeh . *"' ''. *« usually at an exorbitant price week awarded contracts for the Two Brownies were votfd upon ' driving an autumohile at the time SAFE DRIVERS SAVE bow* *Jli In another venation of tins make th 1 Ad« Only a •( construction of a new £>13.'MO < *° * presentatioiji under nf his arrest It was reported this 'turnC.--I)ll'.*...: scheme, the promoter promises to gymnasium The Cyrn is the",'r«i-~tthe supervision of Mrs Hibbardr \FoT'ir~"Tirat otp both occasion.,. AUTO INSURANCE Person* who respond to tlir ad buy bark the v ork which is com- suit of a, recent fund rJnve that ! The two chosen were Patty Luk Pjirko was arrested while K pleted by the prospective victim. PAY SEMI-ANNUALLY U. S. BUILDING PRODUCTS CO. wstal rare netted pledges r-f more than J700-; ens and Susanne Klliott. TJroop fina nmtorc> cle Last Spptcmbor hi-. •>m »pRi\r.riru> »vr nrnKrirv HTic.irrn N i. asking them to send Si. Actually, according to Mr. Crane, for "cam- 000. mcludinc t>ne conation ear- 'wUl gladly teach anyone, inter- license was revoked for 30 days 6. M. IOYNTON. CI 3-4214 imu » ».» Minutr* fraai rratar *f rUlBftrM or Summit plete information and instruc- the promoters have developed a .) , tvinimi.-« i >' e.uedd hth e art of f makinkig appll e on a charge of speedinjg 1 mmm ISSlRANtr BROKKK __ tiopt." cynical method for avoiding any Those who remit $1. receive in purchases of work completed m homi workers. They simply in form the home worker that thr completed work is "not good enough," or "not up to our stand- ard " These promoters use form only letters for rejecting everything that is sent to them by the home 25 workers. Another category of home work I schemes involves simply the sale days j of "professional instructions" on ; how to set up a business at home, j according to Mr. Crane. These in- left! structions allegedly provide the home worker with information, but they are actually of a worth- to get her a Jlen nature. For example. Mr. I Crane it a ted, one promoter offered i instructions on how to start • cata- NECCHI log addressing business at home. In exchange for the victim's $2., he merely sent out a list of mail push button order companies, with the advice supernova to write these companies offering ; to furnish names and addreesses from telephone directories. • 1 Sales. Not Jnta Mr Oane utatrd thnt. in all home work schenips. the promot- ers are interested only in sell ing instruction!' and merchandise to persons who respond to the ad vertisements. They are not offer- ing any employment, and they are only frUARD AGA1MST Tim* h running out 11« a rtoi RNAHCIAL LOSS IY Santa Clout this Christmas! Make a data to *M th* world's F IRE only PUSH BUTTON Straight Stitch Mwing machint todayl WotCn If darn, mend, tew for* word and rwwrw, lack, do oil your twyday tewing —ad •IWi tho touch of o button.

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FURRERS SEWING CENTER Holmes Agency m STMMirr AVE. Realtors — Inwiron SUMMIT CR. 3-0210 Serring Sum mil mnd TMntty for 57 )'mmr$ 45 Mapfe St. CR. 3-2400 IT WONT BE LONG NOW!

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You're looking at a might\f surprised man. Cadillac creation. This wn<. an entirely new until he hits A stretch of open highwar. kind of Cadillac beauty—brilliantly fresh AITIT'SI all of liis adulfflife he has owned That great new engine is incredibly in line and in contour. Cadillac cars. And so, vnen he came in to responsive There i* new balance and ease Complete sec and drive the new 19.i7 Cadillac, he And tlirn he opened the dr»or and swung of motion And the car is so ta*y to handle Shopping Center thcucht he knew about what to expect. into the driver's seat—and found added that it seems alm'^t to know the road. • Gift* • nothing: LAY- Well-, here he is—Uarc-K underway in the evidence all around him On'every side \n question a!x"nit it—//>,.*•,-' (he Cadillac • Tools * Sporting Goods AWAY city's traffic—and already he is learning were nc« miracles of interior beauty, and ihal literally rwpa.i-f(,' dr n~'n ijrrat rrputaiion! • Toyi • Housevraxet Dl Aid the startling; truth. comfort and convenience. • "Do-ItTourseir, Etc. • LAW ^ U Ie is learning that nothin/j could ade- And when he turned the key and put his We uicccst that you come in soon to see quately prepare a man for the new "car of foot on the accelerator, his sentiment prew and drive this surprising new Cadillac. Ciir*."—not even Cadillac ownership itscli! to conviction. The car was incredibly It's an experience you shouldn t postpone nimble and quiet and smooth of ride. ( --and one vou'll not soon forcet. np^unpev ted it, in fact, the instant he cauirht his lirst glimpse of this newest Surprised, did we say? Well, just wait "• You'll be welcome at any time ROOUWAY SALES CO. Rfr. 44, Rockowoy, N. J. RO 9-1030 SPERCO MOTOR CO INC Between DonvUle and Dover Only 30 Mlnates From Summit 491 MORRIS AYE, SUMMIT Open Evenings._ . CR 3-1700 >B J, THi SUMUir HatUO. THUHSDAY. NOVSMtHI ~».~1H«~

Berkeley Heights Passaic Valley Section New Providence Borough Seeks AuxiKary Police Recent Bora Undeveloped Seventh Heights European Postottice Tour Hold Annual Meeting Land Cited In Bcafceky Beiffcts-'Tbe Excep- New Providence — The New Civil Defense tional Child" will be the topic at Student Entry Into Providence Auxiliary Police held Zone Ordinance PAL fosketbal the next meeting of the Berkeley Ends for Local Postmistress Heights PTA to be held on Mon- New PnviwMW ~~ Mrs. *.. ,_ at tin their semiannual business and Berkeley Heigkti The town- Ricci of 762 Centra*1 Ave.. post- there. ship committee uaaaunousiy day at 8:15 p.m. at Columbia Chatham High social meeting Tuesday night at Test Successful master of tee Murray HiH post la Paris the entourage stav«= spied a new zoning ordinance Season Underway School, it was announced by Dr New Providence ~ The new - ; Berkeley Heights. New ProvideMr — The recent office arrived borne from a at the same hold Pnwdent Keller S G ove : foilo-wing a pubiic hearing at Over one hundred boys compris- Albert Goldberg. Chairman of the Providence Board of Education, . , ,. , ., , ,. Civil Defens„e• orgaiuzaU'Joa- . i tes,t month's tour of Europe. Six made bower stayed at earlier _. ... A v,-hicti Edward J. Oaasman erf ing ten teams began the seventh Exceptional Child Committee. in IMS requested Chatham Borough , Richard Schmidt of Greenwood ir. the Borough was carried the trip with more than 160 ottier career. They were entertained at heM Elizabeth, owner of much of the PAL. basketball season last Kenneth Bothwell, superintendent postmasters throughout the ooua- a cocktaM party ia tfae wine t« permit its prasept ninth grade Road, organizer and chairman of out "very *mthb accorouis t-> undeveloped land here disclosed Tuesday evening at New Provi- of schools in Berkeley Heights, py u, the wine celld- cia«B of ah- dence. Four teams inaugurated 1 tend Chatham High School as tu- honor. Officer Schmidt, traffic which educable and trainable the day after arrmog home. departure. <;rh w.th n»> pariicipat: T. by the Saiuzatjon "larger than Bell Lab- play in the Lincoln School gym- ition pupils for a war beginning and safety officer for thr regular classes fit and will then introduce The first leg of her journey It took caly 19 hours to fly from ?er,«*ra; public tn*- various com- oratories" for a portion of the nasium in the New Providence next September. A conference ks pohcr department will attend a Mrs. Bernice Gershon, the school from New York to London was Pariaiss toto NewN YorYkk on the final mittees didi "'fine job" sad Mr. property hen-. He dad not iden- Junior PAL Basketball League. iChe(kileard jsa fi-iv conference in Trenton on psychologist. marie by plane. After a three day lap of tfaev journey home. (irav. H* said another test is tify the land or the company. The Lions defeated the Colts by and the (liatham Buand of Educa- ' \ov. 29. stay in London site sailed to Am- piaruiKd for, early Spring. The Committee denied a request • one tided 65-9 irore and the Following her talk, two new ikm m lhH 2 m Uiv affl of UjP faculty members. Mrs. Clarisse sterdam, Holland across tfae Eng- *d °* Police Chief Carl Ehnis will at- The test involved- tare* mick by Alfred J. Sauer of Elizabeth, Hawks tripped the Eagles 3K-17. latter boarOH tPnd a r,,CPption of the F.B.I. Kant and Mr. Ernest J. Brosang. lish Channel. She found the coun- 'i.TCid«its"' which were written ccunsei for Mr. Grassman and On Wednesday evening the P.A.L. Garden Club Earlier in the montii the leal Natlonal Academy Associate!; at will discuss the goals of educable try "quarct and charming," she by Mayer Samuel E Jones who Yara Engineering Corp, also of Intermediate Basketball League Board rewivwl a letter fn.m I):. ;flu b Navaho> ifvington on Nov. and trainable classes. A question said. A favwite story the Dutch placed them in a stilted envelope Elizabeth to continue a 90-foot opened play with the Aces de- like to teM visitors, she said is Wibam West, L'mofi County su- 2*.) and aoswed period will follow Plans Musical until the time scheduled for the lot frontage on a tract bounded feating the Warriors 31-23, with bow God made the earth and the perintendent of schools, inform - Members of the local regular te-.it. The three theoretical inci- by McMare Ave., Diamond Hilt the Thunderbofci upsetting the world but how they (the Dutch) . n)g them that .Summit Hi#ti School police force will participate in a dent* included a header, crash at Rd and Watchung Reservation. Lancers 47-37, and the Rams came Honors to 31 made Holland Although the na- wiil not admil 10th grade punils cour-e on Jan, 15 involving "De- Yule Program fcom herv next September. Tfie S utt, St urjderpaAS by auto- Th« new ronang ordinance calls through with a last quarter scor- trve§ of Holland are always pump- ferisive Tactics and Disarmament" Summit Board of Education, m<>buw Frovi. ^ Diamoind H^ near Hor»e«hoe ripping the nets with a 34 point j Dayton Regional High School, w«l as flowers in then- green- Presbyterian parish hous this September, the Kumrnit. week fur a period of several f\eTW station Rd b<- placed in a residential se fr«n total over the undermanned Colts. ! Springfield, has announced that bouses. Room reservations are at : ,.^ »_ o „ _ «, ... > Board tentatively reconsidered its weeks. a four radtn com muni rather than a research zone. He 31 Berkeley Heights students were It is expected that over one hun- . Pm»- i» Ih, ™««o- in the I * » !<>» P-». NovdlM ma* !•, etrlier decision and unoffici.illv raticn system, me fsre depart said real estate value* in the area placed on the first marking period Spring when the tulips are in members will be scld. There w.<; told the local boani ii may bo abU umer.t. ambulance n>T*. regular anf d^in^a* because "evacuate' people • WO BOnO rONCOMOH ors include Judith Phillips. An- traveled tu Munich. Germany, the swa^s and corsages. Providence basketball league ac- Bavarian Alps. Vienna and Aus- to its original decision. ; About 60 participants were thony Seaver and William South- Classes for the flower show-a:- To Attend How Class tivity. ^ : •• tria. In Austria she stayed at a Ttw l^cal new combination jim- j To Be Dec. 7 served coffee and dnughnut* at gate rangements are: Class 1, ''".1-ih New PravMeace—Two members Junior Laura* * " hotel located on grounds where tor-senior high school ii expected I New Providence — The next of the local police department will Oother seniors receiving honors Oid St.. ' Nicholas," a Christ nm Co(« 1 were Mary Ann Anderson, Rose an ancient castle stool wherein 60 be reatry for occupancy in Sop- (,,enaj,P square'dance will be held attend special training daises Eve buffet tabl^ ararnKenic-,: Mrs. Elsie Burton at Borough Hall. o r p dwelt a Royal family long ago. ; tcmbw 19.W. , Dec 7 in the Lincoln School gym. next week. Patrolman Louis Lom- S 0 10 Goiter ' ? 0 '• DelDuca, Dorothy Kallansee. Julia cUss 2, '-Open -House." a Chr.. Darla 4 1 I Baiter •» 1 TJMonsipapa, James Russo. Nancy She said she was awed by the The local board, represented by AiluU>Pnaj,lM.s in the Borough are bard 1 will attend the Union County Gf«T. c 4 0 1 Ahern mas tea taWe: class .3, "Ai: ;:v loro MOB Named to 0 0 0 Shaffer and Marcia Tamaroff. beauty of the place which con- Howard P. Smith, « member will invit(1(| t() atu,n(, Thls wU1 ^ M,e Police Advanced Training School R 10 3 34 calm, all i^ bright," a comp .. FUBOO 000 In the junior class, highest hon- tained many porcelain watts. meet ..-with Councilman Edwin final [(,ap year dance of the ffa- Accountants Group for one week while Patrolman 2 0 4 Behr* tion. including one candle; cid-s, Morrison and Henry Zawtti. 1 " | i not to ors went to Carol Weitzel. Other Because of rain and cold weath- so n rijrls arp reques e( New ProfMewe—Raymond G Martin H Marshall will study 4. 'Under the Christmas tn>. etifimecr next we*^ u> 11 9 63 41 • junior class honors were given er, Mrs. Ricct passed up a ride have any hesitancy in inviting the "clift. of II Valentine road. New photography for a week in the a WTapped Christmas packu;- „! request the Borough to pay for the Kudo Martha Blair, Richard William in the gcndola ni Venice. Italy. boys. Providence. has been elected an Union County sheriffs office, homemade COLIU^S. r. constructMnn of a storni sewer and Brown. Barbara Chirba and John In Florence. Italy, she visited the There will be no teenage can- associate director of the New o rr t' a r p drainage work in Ui* projerted Elizabeth Pitti Palace. From there she The Junior Class .has *twv-e:t- teen this Friday nijlht. The Friday Bertca. f new high school area. The rec- York Chapter. National Associa- Chief Carl Ehnis has been kept Cubbunn . f a3 0o vwimatr.f la 2 M Saxton. trtes. Th«-y are a Chnstma- ar- 0 0 ^ J ^j Carol Ann Fisher received went to Naples, thence to Rome. ni«ht canteens will be canceled UOn of Cost Accountants and is busily engaged in keeping speak- Fteher. f rangement of a toy for childm: ommendation tar the work was 3 1 71 HMW c « 0 121 est honors in the sophomore class. "Now there is a city for you," untl1 further orfiani2ation meetings Plooolp. e S madTbv"'l)avKl" Uidlovl"'schiKir «rving in this capacity on the ins assignments. His current talks U I 0 0 ofiv«!rwM,h l oil Other sophomores honored were she declared in describing the 6-10 yeans old. and an arrant and future announcement have been to the children at Our 0 0 O'Ntttle, K architect. The condition is pres- program committee. Barbara Fay, Victor Goldberg. ancient art. culture and beautiful ment in any type of kitchen uir,iHv*- . He was invited here by the Rec- Board of Education permitting New Providence — Police Chief Other freshmen honors were ference room. Site said he told and ary otiier Ix'n^iw i ;••„ reation Commission. "War and Peace" Party Kcm I WtmcM Harold Gettman to teach mathe- Carl Ehnis discussed "Juvenile awarded Ralph Kleinberg, Paul her she w as the first woman post- shrub; class 2. herrv'-lx'anr; vv. New Provides**—Tomorrow is r> r v n matics in the M*venth and eighth The regular meeting days on Activities Program and Problems" a 0 4 Fredick Kluge. Wid Painter, Ruth from America to visit his witli specimen liniltcd t> ' grade*. Mr. Gettman wHJ replace the first Wednesday of each month "Theatre Night" for the Social at a meeting of the PTA Child Kock.c l O ? ftomto. <• ^ ° ^|T«marofJ and Roy Westerberg. po&toffice. feet: clas^ 3. pitted plans fir- Club of the New Providence Meth- JMM. Man' Osbom of New Provi- has been changed hy the Recrea- Guidance Group recently at Harrcr I S O « PfcXDiO K must be m exhibitors pnv.,-» .• 6 1 13 Rnoooo. K In Switzerland, the entire group dence who has resigned. tion Commission to the third Mon- odist Church The group will at- Lincoln School. at least three months, rl.c • s ' day of each month in the Borough tend the Madison Theatre for the He traced the history of his Library Displays cullectar's corrwr envoi c<-! 15 1 3! It i a Five Nobel Prizes, with an av- Hall at 8 pim. interested citizens showing of the motion 1 picture, work with youth in the commun- Thuiufcrbotai Lanoera African violets and others •rage value of $40,000 each, are may attend the Recreation Com- 1 War And Peace," starting at 1 tty since 1945 and outlined plans a r r Pros, Cons of Plans Completed IW1«T. f 13 3 » YcvKfckr. fI a p Also class 5, garden* of tiir &.••:: awarded annually. mission meetings there. p.m. for the future. SOU) 8tMd.f 3 0 0 0 3 2 variety and terranums, andcbs< 1 0 2 Ueiauw « Fluoridation 6, any exhibit not provided in V::t 0 0 0 8rme, g : 0 j Berkeley Heights—Local res- For Testimonial 1 0 2 DohwKly, 1 13 0 M schedule. There will al«i b 1 ,• , _ invited to visit the j J., j idents are bird exhibit staged witii h-iri^'.; ' **»[***3 **' Kucm~ 3 r'' Berkeley Heights library and view | To Heights Mayor ture exhibits of bcm-lx.i: .. o F p or pi the literature displayed for and 1 shrubs and vinos. 2 water Berkeley Heights — Harry Mas- 0 o oitoS£J;f '? ojj I against nuoridatioh'. Some! Mrs. Willia1m C. SawveF Pl»«T. c 1 0 w Kuan, c I ji of the material is documentary low, chairman of the Planning and j *"* "„T* " > „„ «. ,," 0 1 0 rshuiw. 1 _ „ „«:_..:J agains.„_:_.»t fluoridatio#•..._:j_i:. n Zonintt\n%mue. •/^.imx^toastmasterr wraiy ciiturTiiaii, airs, wai.ir 0 0 0' Reynctdt (200 0 40; borne, general chairmai; V- J!J!JIj while otiier material is promo- at the testimonial dinner for Mayor Linden Adams, co-chairma:. 3' tional information. Literature and Ira F. Holley on Dec. 1 at 7 p.m. •a J n Amcld Oppertheimer, hon:'"u:; • ao I in the Chi-Am Chateau. Moun- Standings material on the subject is PX- Mrs. Carlton Fox, judn«--- M w tainside. Between 150 and 200 per- Kcm *; pected to arrive at the library Chauncev llorton ar.d M:-- A Thunderbolt* sons are expected to attend, ac- 0 from Madison. N. J. a spokesman bert Hoffman, entries comni.1'" Rams cording to Salvatore Del Duca who Waniort ._] O said. Voters in Madison turned is Mrs. Alfred Johannson. ji::.. o down the proposal. The material j serving with air. Maslow and chairman: Mrs Clarence K.i 0 Councilman Arthur Manner on the in the library is pretty much man, bii"ds: Mrs. George arrangements committee. Mr Del equally divided, said Mrs. Frances man and Mrs. Jthn Man Methodist Church Sets Duca has been a member of the Wrathall, assistant librarian. fre-shments. Planning Board since 1925. Among Christmas Activities A story hour will be held Satur- the guests will be the township of- Entries will be accepted New Providence — Rehearsals day at 10 a.m. in the library. AU ficial family, associates in other dao from 8 to 11 a.m. for the Sunday School Christmas children are invited tn attend. township committees and organi- Pageant at the Methodist Church Mrs. William Pferd will be in zatiotu, friends and relatives of HefCjhtS Women's Group are now underway and will be charge of stories for the younger jtavor Hollev. presented on December 16. The children while Bin. Anna Marb A review of Sfayor HoDey's po- To Hold Tasting Party program it under the direction of Harden will take the older group. ; A new kind of Ford Mrs. Don Jagger. litical and civic career will be nut- Berkeley Heights — A "J ':-: The Great Books Discussion lined by Mr. Maslow and other Party" is planned for thr .r.«"'<' The Junior and senior choirs Group will be held at the library speakers. Sir. Maslow has worked meelinif of the American H'"^ are also rehearsing separately Thursday Nov. 29 at 8; 15 p.m. closely with Mayor Holley on many Department of the Womar » , » with that Sculptured Look and ThundefbiidJSol for the church's Christmas canta- The American History Discussion important township projects in- of Berkeley Heights tu !v ta on December 23. In addition, Group will meet on Dec. 4 in the cluding the preparation of the new December 4th at 9 30 an, ' ' ' the Methodist Youth Fellowship library at 8:15 p.m. subdivision ordinance and the new home of Mrs. Ralph Leorur: i' will sponsor a motion picture on The Newcomers Group meets zoning ordinance which was re- Delmore avenue. December 9. - 1 at the library every' Wednesday | cently adopted. Other outstand- Members are invited t <•"•*". Between 20 and 30 women from ' ing achievements attaind by May- with samples of their fr- '"' Three In Draff CoH Berkeley Heights attend and frr- i or Holley and his associates in- Christmas cookies and aj- ': Berkeley Heights — Three local quently play bridge. The local elude the creation of a Planning recipe. residents will leave the Plainficld group is a branch of the Summit Board in 1953: introduction of a v r gp Hostesses "for the day -' " City Hall Friday morning at 7 sewer system in the township with club, a spokesman said. Mrs. Roy We,sterberj; ar.ii M;'-- a.m. to join the Armed Forces. Mr. and Mrs. B. Sheldon re- about 20 per cent paid for by the Ravmond Weatherbv. They are Kenneth Phillips, Jr. turned home Wednesday, Nov. 26 developers and also the institu- of Yale Ave.; Poter H. Schaub, from a short stay in Tampa. Flor- tion of a separate Board of Health Greenbrook Road and Donald L. ida where they spent Thanks- Unhappy with political conduct Weber, 543 Plainfield Ave. ,, giving with Mr. Sprague's par- They will be presented kits by ents. Mrs. Sheldon is (he local ago, he decided to run for office. William Rusto, Township Clerk. Librarian. Since then he has given of him- self untiringly in public service, HEATH NOTICES j said his associates He has had Height Scout Fund Drive Ro»d. Bummto. N J : below* very little time for his family and it has been impossible to give . justice-tn his job in the Refining Berkeley | Department of Texas Company [mJ Custom 3)0 Jr. of Bnxjfca»i n Heights Community Scouts drive New York. N. V. he said FTUMI ol WTBm»n«ron. Del. Koucr ct is still more than $1,00<) bdund arr a challcngr to t\n\ thr *;»-pncrt! c.ir« •oi ikjp hiter. WUtnlnttnn. D»!. and In the primaries seven years BaJttmcrc, Md. pepen {4«MP oopy. lj# quota of S4.70O. I's kwHt la stay y«w*g for ymmn ago. Mayor Holley defeated his You ridr on a nrw widr-txajr franw %>+iich Albert GoUbng. finance chair-, , ^ , , flairs out j ((Kit widrr Vmi'U hnd \mi «r io»rr nL r momrni vrni trr thii nn* kind of Fonl, down, MHII rvrn mmr nx»«n in', mminrt And itntm- vou'rr iwinR «imrihuiK tlui\ com- rntrnnc. !•> c.ivrr than rvrr with thr nr» wiur- as possible. December 10 hax - - " •' new —complctrly ditfrfnt. i%>in'zini; d^^in. he defeated Anthony Bogosian. been set as UK dosing day of the Ford'* nvad-hu^inni; 'S" rrnn: vr be m by this date. Arni thrrj-'^ .i rhmrr nl ito- lni;-c.ir urn thr bii; nrvr h.ui hrforr Tbr 'i~ F, Cusiotn and C.uMnm ;<*<1>—ovrr \"<< fret Ions:, llic rnuBhrsi nwid'—»« wrl! JI th<- «tr<-pnK hiil« Many pledges have bwri marte. AMBASSADOR Suits J min to a T! 1 wo hi.w but is yet all have not been ful- T and ihr rvr. biKKi-r Fairl.vnc aiui 1 airl.inr Wi • . . . m.iKp« tiriMnc morr fur shaving esientijlv bri«k' . —o\rr !"" frrt lone. , fitted. SERVICE Thrrr- ,irr nr» Si!vr» fecnted with Un£v Old .^r"' Thr lonitrr, lowrr Tuir* lint CUT \THI th.it A major portion of the money Recommends Man-size mup tilleJ with n:oi« collected during tius campaign •"•Ciilpiiirni lc)k," ihr |x>wi o! u« Ihundrr- r\rr\ rirri] "Or >mi nm chi^isr trir ture-retainin^ Sluyc snip I'1' bini %••»., ihrv air ju" Fnnl I 'ndrrttraib ttirrr'» » C omr m and Action T fst uif nr>» "Service for Lincoln & faster thavei; matching Jlup buiii-io-Lut "lrincr lord" uuh frjtum fh.i( Ford nov». Send your contributions tn munity Scouts Fund, care of Gen- Mercury Oicnerg" decorated bottle oi bri>:i»J eirai Delivery, Berkeley Heights After Shave Lotion. Aim 1 m H 7t3 *•> •0-12 FrartKa f or call Mrs. Young at CRe-stview Se« the car that makes "BIG" a low-priced word . 7-0199. SEE YOUR NEIGHBORHOOD FORD DEALER 57 Ford CHtztts Tmt Ct, MARLINE'S tf SMMHP K. J. UF£ INSURANCE HAW omci: SI (MM "„"" CUT RATE Maple St., Smnatt SUMMIT AUTO SALES INC 120 yr. PLAH—CASH VALUES UEKELET •nORTS DRUGSTORE ft 331 MOfltRIS AVE.. SUMMIT OPEN EVENINGS 172 SpriBgHeM Ate. 6. M. IOYNTON, CR 3-4214 417 Springfield Avt. V -1 ! nutm&Hci BKOKEB wmm THE SUMMIT HgtALD, THURSDAY, NOVEMIEU 2f. 1*8* It tenally contributed to the opera- I ill and for blood: Family Service In addition, tfce ordinance bans Struck by CflT Victim ' OM Guard Sets New the Anaconda Copper Co about Mrs H B. Van Beouelaef, Sr., «T , Welfare Costs tion of the department for the ; Association for counseling the use of cij^png brushes and r* ' ' ' >ear. Attendance Record itr Butte. Mont . developments !] Ur.ox road, graduated Wedati- « (Ooatwued from Pag at all tunes, use fresh i •Overlook Hospital authorities A new attendance record {,>•• & < arbor Co aid*!! the atonwr aiid'ion^ tactics courw at the j Mention was made of Beli Labs for his availability for calls to the Old Guard meeting was «•! Tue.> employment insurance payments and Chubb k Sons for toys and paper on headrrstj,, use proles--! !lu> week dosrritwd »!> fair the t>omb and uranium Ann 5 Aviation Center. Fort and eight for domestic problems. sick "no matter what the time or sionalh laundered toweb and wash day when 16o turned out in: th»> liucker Ala other gifts at Christmas to chil- situation." ! IVter F. Kivlns, 82 u( Thr films were iii.-t.nnet! tiirmu.", Of the cases dosed, 31 termi- their hands before attending each regular weeVly meeting held a: Van Rens&eiaer. was one of 77 dren church groups. Scout groups. Members of the public assistance street, who was struck the effort< of E J S-iren-^r. and- Bated their hospital treatment: six t new customer. !>'• a car Saturday nipht at the m- the VMCA Thret new member-, Arm:, Offu-ers in the graduatiaf Public Service employees, Summit board are John M. Mackie, chair- U Hethrnngt.it. J- received increased income! ten j Barber simps and beaut} par triM-i'lioti of Morris and Braiiviiir were inilurted. brmgms the hA.il 'id-'- v.iui reenved tlie wingi Of Real Estate Board. Sunshine So- man: Mrs. Hugo Meyer. Mrs Les- public or private employment. ciety. Mayfair Civic Association, ' lor* have been asked tn be on thf menilx-rship of the organisation ji Arnn aviator three acquired adequate resources ter Crone. John Bjrker and Rob- look-out fpr the presence of rinj: to more than>>300 Gets Army Airforct Wings Lions Club. Old Guard, Junior en English. Members of 4£e wel- Me was admitted to thf hospital •even were removed from thf rolls Service League and Exchange worm in customers and to report u;tn a laceration of the head, a The meeting featured tlie »hm\ Sfcmu l.ieutfnant Hemtrtk ft Tne nyrned load i* not a toad., by death; ten received other cate- fare committee of the Common Club, as well -as individuals, for any suspicious situation!* to the (raciuif of the left ankle and inp of two sounii fiinn One h\ \ cure>. since that matter ("luir^od with careless driving turn benefits; three adjured t^eir care in domestic problem cases was tn be handled exclusively b> domestic problems and five were IVJS Mr.«. Sally Ann iiiK>ruj\ of Fair Oaks Sanatanum for it- tret qualified ph>sicsans, closed for technical reasons day care dime; Visiting Nurse Rinq worm Care ".!' (idles dnvr. New Pr'ovidenr. We sfock plenty of sizes . ..plenty of widths, Ringnorn* of the hcalp. an in V. ho told -police 5lll Cited by Mrs. Dudley in her re- Association: Oak Knoll School for 1 whrn hfI (Continued from Pag* !' "" fectiou - disease of hair follicile vest on Morris a\ port numerous private local agen- handmade layettes; Red Cros.- and the last was a questionable cies and organizations that ma- motor corps for transportation of ha* a tendency to attack children car struck Mr K'^lm as li«- at case of infection and t.ikr' an> where from three ti> tempted tn cros< Her .summons and take plenty of time in fitting your child. In the letter to parents regard . six niontli.- K' cure i- lvturnaole Dec 6 inp thf situation, indication was Thf I-iu.,rd nf Health advises made that periodic check-ui>> would that if A child in a fannhj con Sudd' is a mass vegetable ol»- be madf Furthermore, the par tracts the'1 diseuM . separate eat ! -'rurtiiin of plants and j;ra» JRIDERITE ents were requested to closely in£ washing. d:>ins anil sleeping Hindi form peaty blocks Thf.se su|>ervis<' the ^rooming and -.ham- <* LEFTOVER facilities lie provided in order to Mituctinies block navigation in SHOE powins: of their children >• hair psreven! tty spread of the mfeetion the Nile l!i\ er . : siniv tlw screening had indicated to other children in the f.uiuh. the (iesirahiht> of frt-quenth in spectin^ hair and scalr for clean- Tht Disabled American Hi; FIT ( HILUHK\^ LEFTOVERS liness and am suspicious lesion* Vettram of Summit, Shampooing at it'ast once a week Met Sales Brisk ClMptvr •• was recumnu'ndfd from J'ajje-'lt Wish To Announce * Conicicittiowly OUTSUHWNG VALUES While a communication troni He went to Navy in 192U and The Beginning Of Their the New Jerse\ Board of Health ser*"ed three years as head coach indicated that the use of the-lamp Four all America playen were de ANNUAL HOUSEHOLD would not be harmful, they also velopetl under him. PRODUCT SALE pointed out ' that a full diagnosis The Boosters' outdoor activities 127 Main St., ChaHwm ONLY THREE requires scraping the scalp and in behalf of the football and soccer •sulijectinc the scrapinp to bar- And Would Like To Thank squad.- were concluded for the sea Kver>one In Advance For'.Their teridlnMical work which would son last Saturday when the boys SUMMIT SHOE SHOP Help. have to be done outside the school, were guests of the association at thereby indicating that the matter (laud Brannan, 1956 PONTIACS LEFT 1 the Rutgers - Columbia football 414 SPRINGFIELD AVE,, SUMMIT CR. 3-2688 should Ix treated as a commun Chairman. 2-DOOR SEDAN, EQUIPPED . Save $$$$ ity problem. game CATAUNA COUPE HARDTOP Sav« S$S$ Council took cognizance at the . CATAUNA SEDAN HARDTOP Save SSSS November 7 meeting of the new : sanitary code, which -sets up HIGH TRADE-IS ALLOWANCES stricter controls on the operation? of barber'.shop* and beauty par" LOW BANK INTEREST RATES lors in the ci'v New Sanitary Code Buy Lancaster Brand Meats, FINANCING Whereas under the old code, en- Through Citizens Trust Co. acted in 1940, the only pre- requisite fur the operation of a Satisfaction Guaranteed Or barber shop or beaut> parlor, was ANDHtSI registration with Jhe Board of Health I'ndei thr ne^_ enactment Double Your Money Back ! 312 SPRINGFIELD AVE. each establishment is required U> j SUMMIT, N. J. CR. 3-9150 be in a "clean and sanitary" con J dition at all times. LANCASTER BRAND "OVEN-READY" Compare the 1956 Pontiac with many All instruments used in the es- 1957 cart. Compart QwalitY*r Price. tablishments must be adequately sterilized for a period of not less OPEN FIVE S? than ten minutes after each separ Top Quality AND ALL DAY SATURDAYS ate use Combs and brushes must be "U. SAChoiet" Compare our Quality — Price — Service washed in soap and water and then slerihzed before re-use Ribs of Beef ljuntmattr Brand Rlh Roasts arc the most wvoiy, succulent roasts that ever graced platter! all rich, tender, juicy meat that slices like butter. You get top graded l'~S. Choice beef ... Oven Ready . . . with the chine bone removed for perfect slicing. How an extra phone LANCASTER BRAND "OVEN-READY" would maJ^e Legs Lamb Acme's lamb experts follow the lambing season to bring 700 lamb that's government ~ life graded "l\S. Choice" — and the choice of thousands for flavor! GROCERY YAU/IS^ - ^ • 100m Loin Lamb Chops Lancaster Brand Ik. M Brand easier Brand Corned Beef Bonelea* Brtiiket A. "BEAN With Port for you Smoked Tongues A.K* • Iracdoait 1. The first thing youH LuicMter Brnid In."f *V • II M All notice is the way an Sausage Meat Frotttd Soafood Foataros — extra phone saves you Sliced 3?IHASH steps. Suddenly the No Fati, Mo Maul T Ideal CeadeaMd telephone is always Scrapplt Filltt of Perch *£ "»,"* 35e Toia«t* handy. Answering and rrnNCB PKIEP J calling is easy. Horn Hocks/££«. ? SCALLOPS 1H.\J^ 39c TAN BKDT ••mil JSOUP Brand Salami ..,< 39e SMELTS rST 3^< '•BA.. FAK iTUNA Gtnoa Salami 45c Cocktail Shrimp 2. Being able to BWMI. 22-ac I«r make calls in I GHERKINS 35= private is another Tow benefit an extra Chocolate phone brings. Chilian 49'! BURRY'S COOKIES 29< Teenagere love CAKE LJglit and fluffy ! 8ervp iml or pUiu or witti>uur favorite Icoee erewnerewn ! I Oxford Crmm, 16-ox.; CfcocoUte Mamroon Cnmch. § m.; WaMa Cookies, 9% this. And it's often important Virginia Lee aocn to Dad for PIES Dutch Apple hifi business 49'I SUNSHINE COOKIES =. 29. calk DUTCH COFFEE KUCHEN - 35c Hydrox, JM».; Ctovar LMTM, e«4-o«.; lotterriMrored. l»ot; CtaaojBon Wan*. SEEDED RYE BREAD ftaprtmt 19c I 1 !•<«.; Bvtter Mafluooat, 7VJ4K. IRINSO BLUE % 29> % 69= vEGfT SHARP CHEESE I 8. 4BLfS extra phone (ESPECIALLY! IN COLOR] 65 ORANGE solves yoiir gift problems, tool Tanpv and (rood. A treat with applr |He tr Wklto Ik. 53c Easy to order-as a gift for Mom, for the teenapcr, AMERICAN CHEESE or for anyone on your pift list. 'RAFT CARAWAY SLICES 39c Just call your Telephone Business I Carrots Office. • US'. NO. I MJUNC 1OSSET IDEAL ORANGE 5 CAUrOOTIA JUICE 2 Pascal Celery Stalk 19 MIXED VEGETABLES DECEMBER FAMILY CIRCLE Ideal Wn. pkf OH SALT OILY / JKBHET BkXL T1LBPHOKI OOMPAMT WAX BEANS ' 1252 Springfield Avenue New Providence r OPEN TUESDAY. THURSDAY AND FRIDAY NIGHTS TIL 1 T. M. 14 THE SUMMIT HERALD, THURSDAY*, NOVEMBER *t, Summit Area chapter immediately CM* Marts Fte Years ing of 15.000 square feet for a peting and accessories to fflustruu sent down twelve complete lay- home office supply department. how color, texture and artistic Community Local Red Cross increasing their grounds to 14 ettes. Groups of volunteers in- Hot* by Giving Awards rangement of objects can enhdI", acres.; '.,.- ' *. " • .^, Calendar cluding Hungarian-speaking per- Chubb and Son last week, ob- home living. Aiding in Plans sons have already gone down sev- served the fifth year of the open- Bckoks such as Home Furn.-j The community calendar at Uv; ing of its Short Hills, office by Decoration eral days from Summit and will Ideas and Home Buildint {••', Summit Librarv for the week distributing Oength-of-sen ice cor- continue to go during this emer- Featured at! library Ttiblished by Better Horn*- startuif today through Thursday, sages and boutonmeres lo vanoi:- Gardens; Kay Hardy'*, Harm.,, . For Refugee Care gency period. 'Decaratinj/your home" ws* the December 6, ss as iolk>\\>: members of the staff of whom 4vly supervision to meet the needs of dren unaccompanied by adults. Forty-six others were given j Mason of Beechwood Interiors, ar . brary has bad on exhibit dun- Furniture and supplies for this awards for ten to 25 years of, this time. published children'? books a; li- ! 5.000 Hungarian refugees now ar- ranged groupings of fabrics, car-' brary. project are being provided^MijnJUgh service, and 127 for irom five to riving at Camp Kilmer. Cooperat- the Red Cross children's fund ten year*. Monday — I>CCITII1«- ."; 8.30 t ing with the Army are church made up of voluntary contribut- p.m., League of Women. \ oters . The staff on opening da> in 1951 ions by children all over the coun- at YWCA. Meeting v-ii! discuss ; groups, civic organizations and numbered 460 and currently turn PLANT NOW 1 try. The Junior Red Cross will FWeral security pn^r.im Guest the American Red fross. Mrs. over 700. In addition to staff ex- also provide individual gift boxes •jgaler Judge John o FSi'k'einw. ; pansion during the last five years. John Emery, executive director for all children arriving. 1 for mjjjr will talk on 'Our Heritage the firm has budt another build of the .Summit Area chapter of the o# Freedom." Tuesday — December 4, 8 p.m., American Ked Cross, and Mrs. SPRING GARDENS Gjftlrt Books I>iscu.NMon Group, Clayton Gnswold, vice-chairman Swand year Sum nut Library. of- public relation.', attended a Thursday — December fi. 10 ' meeting in Pla infield of the Kil- •JB. to 11 am . Prt'-sohou! story , iner Council composed of 21 chap- If you want a truly lovelj| garden hMr. Summit Lib fury j ters of the Red Cross in central The calendar, which i.» main- next Spring, the time to pknt . New Jersey. SMBT F bulbs, shrubs, shade trees and at the library, is o)>cn tc Briefed on the emergency sit IS ations who wish to list evergreens Wght now." For over ition and the needs to be met. a quarter century we have gup- Listings may be mad« all tiie chapters responded with up the h.. .- \ff contacting the library ;it O!. aiaenty and whole-heartedness to plied you with all the finest nu^s- 34BK. the requests of the department of for the holidays ery Btock and supplies. All stot-K is the Army for various services, _ *»• --- . • -- - •-•• - - grown in and for thi= climate. No U.S. (apitol forecourt in including providing Hungarian- PL4>T blind buying by mail. Stop in. \IQjhington. D ('.. has been the speakint: vuluntfer canteen work- with paintings or pictures from our Gallery of KOSKS SOW! iCttmg for the inauguration «>f LITTLE PEOPLE WITH BIG HEARTS - Mrs Edwin !' Scriugms of ers in the proces.-mg areas where ettry president since Andrew Fine Pictures. See our unusual collection, give, PUCES THAT ARE REASONABLE the SummiL cnnpter. Red Cross, i; shown receiving a ei>niri»utn>n of refugt'es first report on arrival: JaCfcson. Architecture 'chant!>>> $•».."• I fur Hun^nan relief trom Braywui School first grader*. The enU<- wiU chaunr tliat for I he next in trained (Iray Ladies and nurses rein to your imagination, and choose several for el;i>>. pitched »r. to make cookie* which r«;re sold in the m-ii;til>.(rtVKKl aidcx to help m the hospital and aflgpratiiHi. \r help to Hungarian patriot...'Shown your home... a very reasonable way to decor- ; .ilispe'tisarv; volunteer workers in- presenting' t.ie ?if: arc represent;)!.\f- s left to rijint Sovtk cluding-at least one Hungarian- Charles Harrmin. Kennetli Miller aivd Dolores.Kelly. < PnuU i>\ Sart»eir, i ate. We'll frame your own pictures for you! Con mi Track* speaking person in each group to Established 1930 help with the distribution of cloth- «f Flair Pitturett, tM>ulti«Mi.. ~ •»•« IHIw Th'tm 'J4 month* aRi). they were looked ing: and staff aides for numerous MiRburn Ave. ami Vow Hal Road, MObum fta.t . «««fc . Mratti or 1»»r Coked Phone upon, askance in many circles as clerical jobs. M»rrl« Turapihe at River Mt¥t... »H>*el Itfl Trading Coip. i novelty, a tad, another one of When word u as received that OpN Da"y & S—(toy Uatfl D«t DR. 4-1330 •KK* rHK «irro«i» WHY hahy clothes would he needc- Sets Ring Bell Today they have just about reached the ronrmixlity status phon* Company Reports 1among homemakers who Hatit them for a variety of ifiison1— v rates are Recentl> » '.subscriber;asked a hecause, they're new, they're dif- representative of the New Jersey , ferent, they complete a color Hell Telephone (a. if he could get scheme. They are definitely bf- LOW a knottty pine-colored telephone ginntne to sound the death knell THE MIGHTY CHRYSLER instrument. of the black telephone instrument Hartford Sounds silly But the colored hiridt-n a*ay in a dark corner (if Norfolk 7Ot phont ra«r has made similar.' a hull. queries almost an everyday or currence in telephone business of They have found particular fa- fices throughout the state. vor in the room that now' sets tht style note for many homes—the Whenstolo«d phones first were introduced in quantity, only some kitchen. Kitchen wall sets in color FOR 1957 are not something that miladv feels has to be hidden away. They are right i»ut in the open —in a position where the busy housewife's chores will not inter fere with her telephoning. The same n true of other set.s in the home. Pastel colors, ot John J. Ahern course, are a natural for the bed- Prescription Optician room extension. But they are not out of place in a prominent spot Laboratory on premises in the HvinR room and that is not onlyjthe contention of tiie tele- DRexel 6-0756. phone company but of many i 2I9A Millburn Avt. (n»»r Lord 1 Taylor) Millburn liomeiiiakcrs as well. The colored phone phenomena is not just something that hap- pened by accident. The telephone Combination Aluminum company has been pushing IKenF (they cost a few extra dollars to install). But it is'generally con- STORM WINDOWS ceded that in most case* the sets sell themselves. Mrs. Jones spots STOftM DOOtS. JALOUSIE DOORS. a red set in Mrs. Browns home WOOQ onfl ANIHIMUHII and—bingo, Friend husband is on JALOUSIE PORCH WINDOWS; the old black phone the next day ordering a red one. — Quality and Servite — In many cases, no doubt, friend Over 35 Yean Sen ing the Mrtk husband has been badgered into making the call. Or the other hand there is more than one husband FRANK G. CURRID CO. who proudly sports a colored 14* Hmrh Twit***, mm MMbani Av... SWt Hllh phonr on his office desk. Yes, not only have the bright colors in- DR. *-2723 vaded offices but hospital, hotels ' "BUDGET PAYMENTS—UP TO 35 MONTHS TO PAY" and department stores and arc positively a "must" in the swank- er women f shops. Last month some 15.000 colored sets were installed compared to j »hi>«t ".iMKi month when they I were • introduced. The total nr>v • in service i« almost 200,000 and the company has ordered an ad- ditional 2iM),OW> set;, for 1957 alont-. ; As far a* nilor preference u concerned, ivorj is way tnit in front by miles followed by beige, j green, red. pray, yellow blue and i brown.. One of these days a nev ; shade v,-ill h* addeil,t<> (he Tnlnrp" line—hlack. Yes'^even'tually. Mack- I will lie just amftiier color instead j of being the predominant tone '" that it is^today. : \ • Assigned to New 'Texas Air ROM for Training Among those recently complet- , mg the Advanced Observer Inter' c»pt training program at Janiet. ' Connally Air Force Wuzr. Texas, was Second Lieut Ruliert F. Black, son of Mr and Mrs Raymond Black ot 6 Beekman road. | Announcing the most glamorous car in a genemtion!t

Lieutenant Black attended Haul' i Smith College, where he majored in forestry. Other car? have rhanenl model? . . . thi« our rhancs

moturinp. LmL at it^ rii-h. r;ir\ linc> . . . ;lt tVi»- lum, r low silhouette ... at tlir dramatic np^weri.of the rear t'm hearing thr nvxt case, take my ou never looked or fi-mlrr« that plume liack from thr wai-i likr the wake Torsion-Aire Ride of a hydroplane. It's a *treak of H ear with ihe rlreance trousers and haw them cleaned and pressed of the boulevard and the ?pint of the sjtfftlw-.iv. pours the mad under YOU!

by ..." felf as good in Grt into this car. drive it into traffic nr nut mi ilir open hiphwav and you enter n new (inrnain of travel. In the Trv Chn new Tor«ion.Aire Ride and 1M57 Chn-sler. with it- new T'.r*ton-.\irr Rule, motion vnull think some of tiif law? of cravit^, motion and inertia hav- lw, Mi-^mJetl m ha« a new "feel". And wait till vou tw thr thn>ttlr. \ n CR. 3-3100 anything before! >«ur favor. Nc more mck and ml!. V. more uew Pushbutton TorqueHite Transmission teams with Pitch when vou stop. ChrvMer'. nr* i.irque a mighty airplanr-type V-H nnpine, developing up to rod «uspen«ion and lowr rmtrr «t cravjtv 325 horsepower, to'give you a new Inch-velocity «ive von a brand new emund-skimmms "fee!" getaway, matchless passing power when you nerd it. of thr mad. Thr wheels ride thr conm.ir. .. but you don't. The rwd ju«t pour, under vcm. Comr in thi« week and visit our »how.nioms. See and drive the niosl complete!) new car of the yrar! CHtiMt Tmt Ct,

of SMMIHV R. J, PtOMPT CALL AMD MUVRT SSVICI MOM MAIN nmrt: OW PUNT. PHONi CHwt>b» »K Maple St., Sumnit BBRKELET HEIGHTS MOTOR CO. • 507-23 Springfield Ave. • CR. 34343 XT: Sprincfield Ave. THE SUMMIT HERALD. THURSDAY, NOVEMBER 29, I9S4 William F of Hanover Township. Church Burial was in Fa;rview dones the measure There werr art D:-ATHS Richard E of Summit and Rnber: _ of • pprofessumal or . • music making Uw fun and jov it doubt this u true for all the play Car* Ceotar lac aad Mrs Blanche (Conti vei fr m Ps«e 6) Cemeten-. Westfield. o h t h j cf Piainfield; a daughter. Mrs also many unanswered questions player who can onh t» always should be as well a* Mr ers Frark Schaao remaining wjjen the time ran out v. hen fhmuig as a soloist will t . Ti->nk}\ t»e Center i teacher-tM? Hobe-t P Cosgrcve of Paterson j h i t Hannaforr! d> c-> f'ut it il'm-n a^ •':;;.ir ,r <•'••• ;., * y,•• "hank (/ Frank Goida Sincerely, . • • c . . • - -•':•" JOL-!«-, a. t;,.> cwitnbutton Fr:r k Scliano rf 223 Morris ave- a sister, Mrs. John J. Murray t. hardly be happy in a truly ama- .. hupp> r>mh!!i;.',u>n of fnendl> * Frank Guida of 27 Walnut Fred S Best. % ru:e, disd Thurrdav after a shcrt bjmmit. and nun1 grandchildren. teur symphony orchestra. On the jM r*niial;*\ and txptnenced mi) i • proviu:!. :•;,- :::,. .;K>-i.\un>t; ' "-" l*u'«'- ^••••••-rml Fund illness in Ovcrbck Hespitd. I'- a retired mason, died last Monday 105 Springfield Ave. other hand, a poorly equipped Meal ccirpetenct v Funeral services were held \Nov. 191. at Overlook Hospital • :nu«:r.:,:'- Tatlitv, •4^! ai an was 67. B-.rn in New York, ho Berkeley Heights. N. J. player ms> rightfully decide thai l Tue-day «t 9 a.m. from the Bur- A very pieasan: a, l>ect of pls> '• '• ^ <•<>•: . ...-. »nJ a* a •r.fmbHof the lived here 40 yean. He hrd bee- alter a brief illness. He was "•* > he or she had better do some hard J .-as 4- Kohr Funeral H:!ir.e. 20: A native of Italy, Mr. Guids l^raiiet Syiupbiwjr Orchestra .r.j; ir the Sifrum,' Symphon> Or •employed ct tee Summit Medical •SiriiRfield avenue, and at P. i') air. practice, perhaps take some more came M this country in 1PU and chfs'.r« is the taC that it i» made :.r..:...iiM-!i Drew In, ,„,« ,,,• ^ (^ ':-oup buildiug as a maintenance Editor. Summit Herald: lessons before offering his or her at St. Teresa'» Church where , had b?en a Summit resident for uj> ii' pi. MTS young *n;! old. pi -an. Following is I cops? of a letter 1 ";;h renii.cm mass was celebr'te:' the last thirty years. He was a "collaboration " In iact, tome or- tiiuM stil: taking lessoi.^ and vl He leaves his wife, Mrs. Chris I sent to the summit Board of 1 "lur.al naj in St. Mary's Cemeten ^elf-«mnloyed mason contractor chestra leaders are .«o impatient others \u;ii long vrars "i exper ID iMrmorv of a Friend :ra M:Lecd Schano, arj two $•.%. Recreation on November 20. Pub- East Orange. i vtil his retirement several years and sarcistir that even a fairly .iit-aJ Sun,n.,: -Heraid is Mrs. Teresa HunkHr < lication in the Herald is requested. good pllfyer will find no pleasure Th> Ikiar.i nt :JM- Summit Onild Prastder.! group i f music p u<:!:vills, N. Y.. and Mrs. i:iiza- i R bert I), Hallan Board of Recreation: whatsoever playing under lovers enjoyir.j; paying :hp inter •x-'.h B II. an cf Cranford. i K.b.-rt D. Kalian of 5 Wiiliur He* is sun'ived l>v four sons. their.. Though I write tins entirely on e*ting pru>;rrtiii m #erii)U4 ami T:e firerrl v -• hrld Mr-d.-!' ;.• •-".."( :t. a retired plumber, (tied la:-: P.-Ticl of Chatham. DDminic and s m> own. I am sure that the other Here 1 would like U> say a k-\\ hghl niusii wind, Mi llaiuiiiforii $ a.m. frrm f"? P.-.ul I—) : .' V.'ethesd.iv at Overlook H":^it.-: Mired. b.)th of this city, and Frar.k players in the Summit Symphony words IR prai.se of our very i\)m selects Summit Mfm rid, 7 Surnm.: ;••.:• f Ik"keley Heights.; tix daugh- .-'T a I ng illness. He w;.> 7fc would want to join me: petent director Mr Harry S Har nue. A hi"!i mr.ss cf re-uii'.-m v A retire cf'Scotland. Mr V.zlhr ters. Mrs. Fannie Carfaro and Pliymg good mvMi- ;> a refresh- 1 Mrs. Nancy Lombardi. both ot m ext appreciation to thef nafoi-d. Although I have played m ing and upliftjjng reflation A(tc» aff»red at 9:?") in St Terr-a . camp here AI rears i" i'arid v p- y 1 ummit; Mrs Mary T> kes of Board Recreation of Summit several amateur symphonies, m a two hour reliefs,:' I feel physi- Church. Burial was in the church •* plumber until his retirem* — ir r S Tit'irf.old Mrs Ji'lie! Wiihard' '™ extending this opportunity for cludinp a state, symphony. 1 hivp cally ithrrr i« p|i-nt\ c»f rxrrcise i cemetery. '''"; Fe ais;> was a farmer chitv flrie f Elizabeth. Mrs. Marpo Lowzik musical rerreation. never known a leader who put hi.-.playing .i mu.sieai aistrunirn; and , rf t.e fire department in the day; M Eern 1 f Roselle Park ard Mrs Ann i In these days ot professional ! Players at ease and really madf mentally renewed -.U'ltlumt a 1 v•'••••a it was a v- luntner orf;a:u?.:i- Mrs. Ag-es Kem rf ]47 Sunri Vaushn nf !'i;:h Brr'::e and al1-' ertt'rtainnien! in the home via ""_!"_in_~jm~7~'~": "° tr: p.\ 8;2t) am at Chat- members or friends. The amateur »>een a Summit resident fcr mam Panama Can?! and spent tv.wyenr t'ir"e. rct'irniP" f orrt• in JP-Ti I!' h'urn' and ai 9 am at St. Teresa's'' musician, with the exception, per- than fifty years and urtil, roiTt i ("nirch wlcre a hi'th requiem mass haps, of the piani^ who requires ly was employed by Chuhb 4 So v ;s a fire .chief ir; m 1P33G t ;p'o, . v.'hs celebrpted. Dunal was in St no accompanist, lacks the incen- DON Mrs. Kern v.s a mrnibir if t;,c T Teresa's Cemetery. tive to keep up his practice and Rosary Society of St. Teresa's .'::• I :.!i"nwas a life menbr- often ends up by laying aside hi* This Christmai shopping will be a Church, tiie Ladies' Catholic Be- of Ayr lodge. F & A. M. at S?ot- Mrs. Elfreda Brown l-rrCa*"! was a charter membr' instrument forever. This is. a re- revoleit Association dnd Cathnlir Mrs Elfreda Brown of Vaux- snap. We'll park our car* in either of Daughters cf America. 'f t.-.e .'•••.inirr't KIWRTUS C!"b n"r' crettable waste of talent and She it survived by three sons. a mem!)?r rf t::e Overhok Fi>"!' hrl!, f'rmrtiy of Summit, w the'Sirr-- nized. look like new, brlotf them to] moved to Siimnit m 19?t) She we spoke about, stop in at The First rr.it Area Chambrr of Coalmen-, •i It should be said; however, that n and Wtt r> civic affairs. de?»«n-es. at Qif^ veryTleasf, a sincere thank you f>ur Mayrr has r;.rned the bnint I if countless complaints and has UK Ml 1[W... Elec trie ally! been roundly criticized by those in disagreement. Contrarily, those in affirmation are rarely vocal. It is well past time that we accent the positive. So this is one citizen who wishes to publicly and enthus- iastically thank our Mayor for all It fakes more than power plants and poles to 75 Year Club And lhat'r. only port of the story Of our he has dope to make our commu- nity a better place in which to bring you dependable electrical service If takes . total employment nea^v 01) .'. hov« been with us 10 or live. 1 sincerely hope countless others more yean. Don't Let Bad OU Winter do likewise Smecrelv, Over 300 of our men and women—nearly 20 oi our What doeb this mean to you' Ii means thot-ute people Archer B. Laurence, lei You DOM— Countryside. —JCP&L family"—hove been helping you Live Better v. . Tcf yotir >TecVr7c~"s*itch have" both the skill and the ; Errori In Slory Electrically for 25 years or longer. These employees whom - long yean of experience so necessary in bringing you The ; Editor, • Summit Herald: Call Us How To Come Around I The PT.A. of Berkeley Heichts we salute below are oil members of our distinguished possible service of the lowest possible cos* I had a panel of doctors and den- You can't win without tists speak regarding the merits tht right kind of fuel oil of public water fluondation at k F HdlJy br ••i'f 1 •(• '.i jte'en ""siti'in f*r Vvu years, the job i* Elm.M M. Atlt.irn Howord Cook Herberl H H-jpkini ' L»-un Wiiliam M. AUir.ght tnslfv B Homer —:w b:ir", ably har lied by Wil- Simon C. Cook C J. Amtxn Max Coplon Ellen E. Hoyr- •t r,i W [im- " liam P. RMSSO. The ciher errnr Mas E. Cosby Carroll F. Hucbtcher t "ir-,! I M I V:;;ti-f jtO J 33 RUESOL RACE Sl't.:r"T may have been a ca?r rf rr.istak- All)P't3 J. Applpgotc MottH-w M Cms H:i*Trr< C. Hulse rn i:!?ntity. hut it was Mr. Rnssn F-telic S Applcgat* Fronds A Cottrell •"Horoicl F Hu'lrv C.vdr W Mtlif >:••• O V'wfii*-' who wanted to mnke it clfar that Idword A. Aftnon Notollf R. Cron» C»«r>rpr R Hmhnur '.,„,,:,., H Miller 1 this was not a public herrng and fiu..cll W. Ajl Francis L Creqor Dnviti f Hut.-'n'H A'thti' R. Mi .ItOd CEssMsw 7-C030 w.liicrr H. Bailey Fmnt f; Hu»-Hin%f>" " f "rnn'V~M •"MTicK ••ot health chairman, Alfred G. Willicm f. Cullmnn George P. Bake' fioberr Dolockl JomfS L -I'Vrir'- M"Ttin JT Mora'' B^f.;"lia. as reported. Mr. Rusro L«t«' f Bornhart. 5c. lames A D'Ambreie Lewi-, t Jo- »"f- J(jm#v J. M"> had also made previous attempts f'vn-c- M. Ba'fon Harold F. Do-ic Fronk J Jo'uMrwiCI OWNIR RE PORTS- to clear un any misurtderetandnjc F T" Onttif Alfred D'A"-iolitr Harnld H. Jenj«n .with the Baard of Health ab-nit Anthony D '-I'vilitri Leitcr F. john»on A M .;• '"" this matter, but nanel moderator A-tnur Bill V/ill.am F D-w,. I M . and Board of Health president, Mr. Arthur R '--••r» B Bcrir-do Douglas Ward, was still apparent- John F u JnSn V <•<>•< M ', ;» 50% Iv ur.ricr t e impression that it I .., f- • ; , , .... "SAVED C Birch \v;is a public hcnnnE by rentiest- 1 :>h Vnn B'..-t» C'ln^i- F tujr D Vanckrr»>(tl OF OUR FUEL O8L" iv;; nil persons having questions Anno T •> me h-'th name and address •-'•lert W^Bx r.-...,, - • <'lei F Von Lie* • r; r to their pue'tion. a pmce- L T' Aifliom £ V'anner , 1 ' ' '.•.•••'•>n '••T never previously required at • --ilk P. V'oqel PT.A. functions. W.Uinm Pf vl • »»or-1 M V. oiler* 'nrc-;-'r, Brown t *-"u.r .1 C.'^vw It was rlso rep-'ted that several y* vcV * '''Nell persons favored fliioridatisn, h'.it 1 nti certain thnt no r.1.r«on inHi- v, - v Bullock D > l F-2- V. [) i."it trig ";.•;"! his jtrnrnvrl pi: 'br!y nt the L'i"kwc-th L J -rrting fcxcrrt p;:ncl Jmembcrs j. Wiliinrr R Kellev OnreT' f I oh- I Krhy I am nleased rr.t to 'have been j Frof-is L Ro/^'id t Kel'v W C;;rpv F:erdln5"d A. -V 1"irk r' ' responsible for this one-sided pre- RoKTxiri ICennedy R. A—Old j P sentation of a mnry.^ded issue Joh>- P.. KrfCbel Jomii V CiorvBT P ,,!•< 1 P., We CHANGSV Last year, as PT.A. president. 1 Aji'^'sc"" Cn'.to .Inhn A f.i'yei • 1 .) -l»'. D ttr '^nn received much prnmntlnnal litera- J-J»I-. L. t1.if >y Art-. " 1 H T-vrv •'. '' I'efi'-n ture from the State headquarter*. G Kinkd TO A M3 -^ g ncp 1 F-'-M ^/ • .:^-]f» • t'^ # The pressure wan gre'at enough VW cm Cavoriaurjh, 5 r L F -.tier V. --:rr• F Phillip* thrt I looked into the matter care- OVTT CH-im^'lom John Z Hb-'1 M ,V|,« *, 1'ierr« fully before actinft, with the result Wilhoff H Choir Richorrl W Fenwt<+ r- •;!•• V.' Pffdmor that I didn't act at all, a position fdward C CSIKV l^vinn F <«-f- )' J r t 1 Lc'iiard H Clayton D'l I F --Hion J K Cloirr T" U cir^wtrt WINKLER LP mary people have taken already !•>•*:.•! A • Rusiell C. Cabb ; f >i'lv and that I recommend for every- Helen M Ft\ I if. l-C'JTI'P ?.' 1 f Winkltr Low Pressure Oil Burner hM cut my oil consumption ezactlv S0%. I si Ived among themselves. J Worrpi ••,'/ • *. Richnfii D LeComre •light add that the high pressure burner I took out was • new burner, not an **«* 1 i •;** < -fl« Bid ant. Havt needed no service so far and nonozzit cleaning either." Personal!). 1 (t >r.t «ee any rea- r. •., son for chanping the timr linnorrd I •*"' I. Lee RE Rockwell. Tmoomm. Wath. Lloyd Ge'fwt Mnf'nrl.LeolvHd relationshin that exists between a Cno'lc H Gi NIRI A« THI REASONS WHY- ••.-•lii' f -r^,n NIRI A« ••erson's family a"ri his physician. Jeonn»ttf C Arttiuf C Lioo The Winkier LP* burns M little gallon per rnur—car br accurately I'nlpss a cnmmunicnrdf disp»** u John W H«r-'v f. toriQ to tht capaicapacitt y off youurr heating plant.HM re no hen? w wait-d uplhn. involved. I see nw \;ilict ex.eusr lor Art"i^ H C-I:rt»> Mill in M l_ong%»rt)»» : k Nan-doling nonlr permiti burning nil grades ol domrku fuel oil—am Williom A G-')l» L Sr?j t the u-e of public autlniritv in take Wnlrer W Lorw F rtwnrrj L *" 1 aaryice coata. Wllliom W Gominger away from thr famik anv 'if the FTjnk L L^venidoe Mftv<" I George H Gr->ve responsibility for herlth decisiom Corltori L'i l^wig LeRsy F Guff"" 1 lononnn C Lirttman iSat ef'prt it. - member* rspeci- Werner Gy»niK»'» H. Sp'o'»9»d, V George A. Z ^oug^ L l.s'tord A ch«»«a r» a Wlnhlar clly sinre anyone can secure the RuueM K. Honermon supposed "JH-ncfits" of fluorides Clorencr P. Lv'e ir IP* tyita«ii tahas anty a Blanch* E. Hall W,lli3tT' C lynch fir himself or his famih right Fm«ft D. Hn law ho«w»—H'i dona ba- Laura CoHicr P"»>«rf T Money "ow if he really bclievej them to Itooc Comb* Alexor'ter A I'a'trll Man Iha havta cool* offi V safe John Conrfrlck Kenneth A. Hetwy r-iiil T t. Thwna\ Heiter - 1 made these additional remark* Warren D sa>saa^STaawf|-ar tM^tat^^ avl MatlafeaWiaaB ow S John Hickev JCP&L because at the meetmp mentioned Wtlliarr H g Connelly Chorle- H .1. lrvin'j-^''Cje)e Jereey Central rover * Lif hi t was almost impossible io ex Jo;V A. Con^v^r William L McGawsm TSS any critical cpr.i'im-faf or* Fran* J. CjnwoT STHWHS-MILLER COMPANY n fl'i in a tnir public heanrr len the e~tirr ftve membr M RMMI ftoct, Summit CRtstvitw 7-OC30 -anel of professional people en /r THE SUMMIT HEfcALP. THURSDAY. NCHBMk tf. ttlo

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SANTA OAUS AND FRIEVDS-The Chnstma* ,ea-; lookers in carol SinglnR On December 10 " to*on w»«« officiallottciaHjyr launched in Summ.t last SaturdaSaturd y ''turt n hher e ta greet childreh n at hi! V iiLa ^ V 't|onung when the bearded gentleman, above was headquarters and present each one uith greeted by some 3.000 hopeful area child™ at]gift, and take orders for others Tile v Memorial Field after he alighted from his helicopter j committee included Mayor C Philip Dean from the Kjrth Pole. Santa Claus, Mho makes hisibers of the Summit Area Chamber of t annual pre-Chmtmas visit here, stayed for the en- who sponsored the program tirt day talking to the kiddies and leading the on- ln Ph.,>to I ment of the Royal Chemical Pro- 1 Kaffeeklatsch ducts Works in Gouda. He then ] Baritone to ; became vice-president and direc- • To Hear of Worki tor of John deKuyper and Sons. Present Prjogram I Inc., connected with National Dis- | tillers, Inc. and during the war With Alcoholics At Fortnightly , A. Wrought oluminum hdn- E. Wrojgn! aij'm.'n.jm four. years served as advisor to the j de re!ish dish with partitioned.. board of Netherlands Indies, Sur- piece cocster set: 4" coosrers At its Wednesday morning meet- On Wednesday. December 5. g!css insert. 2" high and with decsroTive handoored ing on December 5 at the YWCA, inam and Curacao. In 1945 he Robert Diehl. American lyric ban 11' z" in diameter, , ceramic centers. Kaffeeklatsch is presenting a dis- founded the van Dyk Industrial tone, will be guest' artist at the Regularly 6.95 cussion by Rev, John van Dy|k Company in Bernardsville in the Fortnightl: y Club music depart •Regularly 3 95 l.tft of St. Paul'* Episcopal Church. I field of chemical research and en-- ment's meeting at which time he Morris Plains, on his personal ex- | gineering and in 1947 founded !* will present a program of elassi periences in working with local Chemical Research Associates, cal and semi-classical vocal s«>lec chapters of Alcoholics Anony- Inc. ;, tion.v A graduate- of the Eastmar • School of Music, Diehl has won fa- mous. Leaving the field of science in SPECTACULAR! SAVE 1 vorable critical notices here in the |(|lMr.'van Dyk's first university W49, Mr. van Dyk became a sjv-, East and most recently has com studies earned hirn the degree of' rial student at the General Thec- I pleled a concert tour of the mid triple ohraminin-plafod doctor of science in chemistry ! logical Seminary in New York, west. The mcetine i«. scheduled and chemical engineering posi- and luy reader at the Mission of for 2 00 p.m. at the clubhouse tions in Holland as president of St. Paul's in Morris Plains. Fol- lo-piero punt*h IMKVI sol lowing his ordination to the priest- Born in New Jersey, T>iohl »a< the Rotterdam Oil Mills arid di- reco£;ni7('d early in his Lfe as ar rector of research and develon- hood at St. Paurs, in October outstanding; singer when he wnr. Highest quality chromijrn-p!afed-on 195(1. he became its resident vicar. the Artnts Award sponsored l>v brass — |ust in t,me to toast the hoii. By Way of 1955, St. Paul's had the Griffith Music Foundation ir days with st\ 'e. • Fu:! gaibn punch 1 increased from 40 to 500 families, Newark. Mr. Diehl has sunc r b.iw! (10" acmeter, 5 2" high'. A become a parish and was admitted churches. appeared as soloi-t wit~ jumbo s,:e tray, 15" in dometer. 1.2 19.98 to the convention in the diocese the Rochester CIVIC Orchestra an'! hand-cut crystal-clear punch glasses. of Newark. The church was con- has had experience in musics' Chrome-on-bross punch lad'e A mog< secrated May 19, 1955 and Rev. JL Wrought a'umifljm }umba comedy work, having been heard liificent cambinaton. (Bowl doubles, I9.9B F. Handsomely engraved van Dyk was installed ai its first hostess piaster with partitioned .it the Paper Mill Playhouse r: for fruit ohd troy for serving ) cHromium-p'ated bread trey. rector. lead roles in 'LaRoHem'e." 'Fie g'ess .r.sert; PV h;gh and 7" wide, 12" long. Nice \o Mr. van Dyk is a member of dermaus," and "Traviata."' 16" in diameter. Have and attractive for gifts. the Episcopal radio and television At present Mr I>;ehl is con- Reguterty 9.95 4.SS Regularly 4 95 2.99 council of New Jersey. He hastinuing his studies with Romle' HAVE YOUR had wide experience in speaking Fell at h;s studio in Newark: i=- •••ftewarrs—L«w rr Lrirl Mail and phone orders filhd on 3.01 or more. and lecturing, and in addition to soloist hantone vt Christ Churh. UN-FOR-EVERYONE his clerical duties, is still activclv Newark: is studyinc for hi«. rnas- engaged in consulting work of ter's degree in mu.-ic; and is vcral PARTIES AT chemistry and engineering. teacher at Robert Treat Junior Tliph Serial. a.s ucll as glee club ] Couples Club to Hold director there. I An added feature nn • pro- Dance at St. Teresas cram will be the rerdition of R««taur«nt St. Teresa's Couples Club will Christmas selections by the de- Newark Airport hold a holiday dance Saturday p.'irtmeni's c'l^ral prnun ur^cr the MArkrt 4-1666 evening in St. Teresa's auditor - : r'lrection rf Miss Esther Bc^k-r mm. i Members c.[ th» urorn rc'udp Mr? •'•v.n Bhdes. M-s. V;v\ C rvr DON'T Vr*. Fdw.ird C.i-i. ','•• F:M-V I For Tour Child's V. Cr-;>':r''.. Jr . V- K F Vr- yotr^. ->••'. •*•?•.•;; \\ . , • BIRTHDAY PARTY! 1 y.y. n. r. Kir-' ,', ^.r ir« 17 XMAS PARTIES!! !.n-!.r:-. Mrs. F'•;,;•>! 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Carol Singing c Kent Place Lists \ Double Bill Is Far East Is "Trioliers" to "Historic Quilh" The bi-monthly Sunday after- To Be Feature noon drop-m for young adialts, Attractions for Presentation Talk Topic for Highlight Club Study Topic for members of which wiH also be ; CSiottmas party guest*. wiM be ! Of Yule Party held im mediatt-Jy foUowmg tbe Of Drama Guild Club Juniors Yule Program Fortnightly Unit The annual I^tnt Place Scnool aU-meumber Christmas patty. Calvary Drama Guild, Decem- Mm. Itafii&i Gun*, oi Went "With Christmas io Your Heart," Tbe YWCA aawai family Christ- Christmas Fair, sponsored bv the A guest dajr program of -.,, 2 ber 5 through 8, will present to Oraofe, wac tne speaker at ft* featuring the Trioliers, the Fort- nu party wil be hdd Sunday, <> members and their fuestc. With Ouistmss Music". All YW which gets its title from a quota- taste will present an unusual mus- side, has announced thi-~?•' by the Overtook Hc*uit*l FoHks wish refreshments while the (air : C\ member*, tta«r faraikes tad Mm. Guett cboee a* her sub-ical program. member may bring only om .,..*, among private art pupils of Mrs: is in progress. As a side feature tion from Mkrtial, has been cited friends, are invited to come and ject "Adventure* m tfee Far East", "Historic Quilts" wuil) etn ; ^ Joan R Tfeoma* and ansoof Junior of the fair, tbe upper school dra- as a brilliant, eonnc and provoca- Grace Thompson, at the mar- «bare Christina* customs and • topic OQ which db* i» weM quali- ject of the speaker. Mr> ykl't matic group, the Maskers, will tive verse-drama, It was this play imba, hM been a staff artist with | legends from around the world, Hitfh art studcoto under Anthony fied to fp&tfc. Site liv*d tor fif- ence Peto, well known author- E. DeBrito. stage a Chinese play "The Stolen which caused its author to be- a radio station and a featured ! sing some of the best-loved carols teen yean is tbe .Orient witta her on quilts and coverlets rno,', Prince" in the auditorium of the come known to theatergoers and marimba soloist throughout the i and listen to tome of the beatiti- First place winner among Mrs. ary parent*. During that examples from her own Ur»f f'l ^fuJ but leM-knwira. Following the Thomas's pupds it Betsy Veitcfa. small gymnasium. play readers it year or so before Tri-SUte area. She is responsible | Fry's outstanding success both ill time ttsey made their hoci« for lecUon as well as fifty har/ms * program, there will be the tradi- Other winners are Suzanne Ros- All Kent Place alumnae, par- for the special arrangement* for | England and America of "The five yean in India aod ten years quilt patterns dating back tr,'*/ tional gathering around fc« wat- sell, iecond; Kristin Kiehl, tlurd, ents, and friends art corrtmih in- the marimba and piano tis«d in '18th century will be on d:s:.liy r Lady s Not for Bunting'* and b the Philippines, traveling wiJ bowl. Carol Thome, fourth; Susan Hili vited to the fair and usual! > makr the prognm. Dome DuBois, feat ! the club Specimens of }' . ,,. "Venus Observed." through various other Far E*«tr P ;nt back, fifth. The first thr*e win- Bred at the piano, is an acc-ora- ; Planning the musical program this annual affair an opportunity CHArEMAN_Louil era countries. Tbe la«t three vania Dutch needlework b-irie,'- ners received cash pr.zes. Mr. to anticipate Christmas .shopping The three character* of the play piished musician and has made ' quUts and presentation ciH -i j, it Miss Capita!a ftickersoti. well- H F_ Mouquin of 141 Oak Ridge ye*n wen qpeat under Japanese V e and Mrs. Jack Manley Rose were many appearances here and known wnger ami teacher of mu- needs. The proceeds heln sustain are Dynamene. a matron of Eph- 8Ve:iue, is chairman for "Engineer- occupation of tne Philippine*, will also be- displayed. the judges. abroad. Philip J. Cartwnght. a \ tac. Other chairrruiin inrfiide Mrs. the Kent Place scholarship fund, Jesus; I)TU>, her maid and Tegeus, ing Dean's Day" to be held Sat- 37 months oi which wwe in a Jap- Mrs Peto s collecuon ha» \^t Among Summit Junior Higr young bass-baritone, has been ac- j Marshall Waterman, decorations and this year a portion of the {a Roman soldier. Dynamene i* urday on the Momingside Heights anese prison camp. After her re- on exhibition »n Uie New Yf»rk SchocJ. students, first place ha claimed in both concert and or&t- ! and Xmas gretns; Mrs Araxy proceeds will be donated to a played b> Lee Dillon who last ap- campus of Columbia University, tease Mrs. Guest returned to the Historical Society, the (onm r-irti' l>een awarded to Cynthia Wil Hungarian relief fund , peared: on the Calvary stage in j beginning at 930 a.m. The tradi- United States and attended Dick- orio. ' Valley Museum and the n«i- hams; second, Linda Woods The fair has the spirit of the "The Curious Savage." June Gib- | tional Dean's Day, sponsored by inson College in Pcowytvania. Dessert will be served at the Ford Museum. The author of (»» third, Linda Olzewtrki, a rocen' holiday season with Yuletide dec- bons, director of the production. 1 the engineering alumni assooia- She now live* in West Oraoge, club house at 1:30 p.m. with Mrs. authoritativ; e volumes— ••Am*'rirar emigre* from Germany wt»o Quilts and Coierleu ' and ' Hi» orations, but the setting is c.»un :pla>s ' Doto." the maid and Bill , tion, will feature a luncheon at the where Mr. Gueet ii a member of Him Sitarz as chairman of thv ; just br-girmrhg to learn English tone Quilts," she has alx> SIEGEL'S try-style with booths, grab bag, i Todd, a newcomer to the Drama Men's Faculty Club and a recep- the faculty of Weat Oraoge High committee in charge. She wilt be j Judges in the second eon articles for many popular gifts from foreign lands, pet show, , Guild, who plays the male part, tion which alumni and their guests Sctooot. Mrs. Guest talked about assisted by Mrs. William Brcg- ! were Mrs. Joseph Stranad, Mrs en's magazine. says... and other amusements Doris is a graduate of play production will attend. the people* at the various coun- artner, Mrs. G. Merrill Brown. ' Frederick G. Ebarhardt and Mrs Hodges of Summit is the seneral at the Vnivprsity of Michigan and tries in wnieh ihe has lived, tfa«r Mrs. Samuel Coombs. Mrs. Olaf! Tea will follow the meeting un. To give your own magic •Hioriias, aH Summit artist*. Win- chairman of the entire fair and has done little theater work in Danielwm, Mrs. Montagu Hanlun der the direction of the hospita, nen were awarded cash prizes way of life, wba4 they have meant will be assisted by the folbwirc; Detroit. , I */: Creative Arts Mrs. Bjoronulf Johnsen, Mrs. Karl ity chairman. Mrs. Samuel Easot and their posters have- been placed to her, and their reaction to her touch to Christmas... Keller, Mrs. Robert Kent, Mr*.. Decoration! s will be arranced b< in local stores and public build committee chairmen: Mary j The second play of the^Guild's as an American. She brought with Groups to Have A. J. Keuffel, Mrs. Karl Kar^n. Mrs David Knowlcs and M"> ings. Solmssen of Summit, balloons; I double feature, is Thornton Wild- her various curios from each Harold E. Lester. Mr«. George McCarthy, Mrs. Marianne Schwarz, also of Sum- jW l delightful one-act play "The D'nner Meeting country to complement her talk. A New York paint company in mit, books and records; Barbara A joint "Christmas Gift Sale" Glenn Moorhesd, Mrs. Harn- Happy Journey." the setting of Members of the creative arts 1870 was granted jthe first trade- Metzger of Summit, Candy; Susan was held after the regular meet- Roche, Mrs. Mix Shapiro, Mrs Mrs' . Aclcerman Aids at ' which is the Newark-Camden groups of the Summit College Club mark issued by the United States Reid of Summit, flowers; Patric- ing by the combined art depart- Benjamin SmithT «nd Mrs. Robert; Mental Health Meeting road. The play was first produced will enjoy a German supper party ia Moser, Summit, games; Mary ment and scrapbook committee. Woodward. ' Patent Office, in 1931 by a cast of players drawn on Friday, December 7 at 7: IS Mr*. Arthur F. Ackermaij nf 3* Jochen, also of Summit, Rifts. Mrs. David Waller, art chiarmar, Mrs. Allison H. Hparn. Fort- from two collegiate organizations, p.m. Summit avenue, vice pres-ilent of Ticket sales will be headed by and Mrs. J. A. Clark and Mrs.i nightly president, will preside at the Yale Dramatic Association A German Christmas motif will the Ne>»- Jersey Association for Jean Birdsall of Summit. David P. Barry, co-cJiairmen of1! and the Vassar Philaletheit. The be carried out in the program the meeting which is to bf h«;ld Mental Health. wiU be a paw! the serapboak committee, w«re in Margaret Wilson of Summit, play is unique in that it requires when Mrs. Anthony Ratichek, ac- •t Lincoln School. Mr». Ceorpe , participaru at the Mxth annus! Complete charge of the sale: Numerous un- nir^tiiiR of the National A«<;&cia. send president of the ninth grade, will no scenery and no props, with the companied by Mrs. Wendell Cooke E. J. Sawyer, program chairman, ; Catering be chairman for the tea tnonsored idea that no place is presented on the recorder, sings German usual and appropriate gift items will introduce the performers. j lion nou being held at Washing- Personalized by the dais and she will be as- at any one time. The portrayal ballads including "Silent Night." were offered for sale, a* of which ton. DC. Service sisted by: Sallie Krusen, Susan cf one outstanding character, "Ma While these are being given Mrs. were handmade by members vt Win Cross Country Numerals j More than 1.000 mental health Merrill, Mica Merritt, Dhuanne Kirby," is tie main purpose of Frank Helander will show projected the two departments. - Robert Ay Ransom, son of Mr >experts are attending the tiire-i Schmitz, and Anne Sonnekalb, all the play. This role, which was pictures taken in Europe recent- Refreshments were aerved fol- and Mrs. Stephen W. Ransom of day session which will concluo-. of Summit. done on Broadway by Helen ly lowing Hie meeting. Bin. Gilbert 37 Pine Grove avenue was award-, Saturday with a bamuct and talk- ed bis class numerals for partici-1 by Dr. William C. Mennsnuer oi CHristmas Hayes, will be played by Mrs. A candle lighting ceremony by Febn acted a* ho»t«M far toe eve- pation in freshman cross country; the Menninger Clinic, Topeki, Local Students in Robert Me Arthur in her first ap- Mrs. Keith Mount will signify the ning. Members cf her committee at Lehlgh University. 1 Kts. Far Brook Concert pearance onstage for the Calvary' four Sundays before Advent in were Mrs. Craig Queried, Mrs. Cards Drama Guild. acordance with German custom. Frank Leonard, Mrs. WOtiarn Mrs. William R Bennett of Mrs. Hugh Eubank will tell the Ruch, and Mn. G«org« Karra*. Hobart avenue, president of the Other characters are "the stage imprinted with your nan* story cf how the hymn "Silent parent activities committee of manager," played by Martin Mon- Stadyhf Ait at HSU Night" came to be written Seltot them now at Far Brock School, will preside at rce who was last seen in "Two Carol Ann Bennett, daughter of The King George Inn at Mt. the December mothers' mectirg Blind Mice: "Pa Kirby" played William R. Bennett of 61 Hobart Bethel will be the scene of the by Richard Britt, last seen in avenue, is receiving instruction to be held Wednesday, December party, Dinner will be $7.00 a SIEGEL'S •Miranda;" "Arthur" who i§"Ma in painting from Professor Wil- i, at 1:30 p.m. Mrs Kenneth Port- couple, and Mrs. Keith Mount er of Berkeley Heights is vice- liam Jones of the Michigan State president of the organization. life, is Duffy McArthur, Jr. and University art department Miss STATIONERY SHOP Before the business meeting "Caroline,"' his sister, is Virginia Bennett is a senior at the school. the school choir will present r Shaw. The last two are appearing to last year's list of Drama rogram of music. Edwin Finckc! on the Drama Guild boards for Guild supporters. Mrs. Joshua irs Ward is president of the Drama Ct. 3-2340 of Beech Spring drive,- director I **« * t time. Welcomed in a re- of music at the school, will lead turn to the Drama Guild ic Gail Guild board. WATCH "JHM AeroM Tfc* MM* Tttm the choir. Wisner Bauer, who was last teen MoldpaOBI l FemtParkinr g Ant fa tear Bob Bennett of Summit, Judith in "The Enchanted Cottage." She orter and Patti Taylor of Berke- will appear as "Beulah" in "The For •13 OMTUU. AVWU AVfNW oooooooooooooooooooooooc; ley Heights, are all members of Happy Journey." the choir. Director of "The Happy Jour- •AST MANM, N. J. N. J. KOSTA CRYSTAL VASES ney" is Mrs. Richard Mixer who OPENMG )aughter to Donauers has played with the New Londrn an outstanding collection At Orange Memorial Hospital i New Hampshire > Players; with SHOES ASK IMI ITI PITSKIM Mtff Ml SttflCl on October 27, a daughter, Lois j the Haddonfield Plays »nd Play- $5.00 • $75.00 AMI, was born to Dr. and Mrsers and appeared as the ingenue Robert M. Donauer of 36 Locust in -My Three Angels" with the TheMelroses * drive. Chatham Players. !• A, M •— S P M- (IMiMI Mrs. W. Ankers and Mrs. Rob- UM Uttto ert Pevoto are in charge of cos- Mm FOOTWEAR Guaranteed To le tumes for their respective plays. ALTDtATfONS 3S4 SftlNGHELD AVt, SUMMIT Your test Permanent . . Mrs. Austin Towner is in charce WMdi OPEN DAILY »-( — FRIDAY l>» o( makeup. Mrs. John S. Ten- Art Undw Let MR. RICHARD Rettyie nant 2nd and Mrs. Joshua Ward Your Hair And Give You are co-production managers. Ir Your New Permanent. ving Perry and Thomas Tucker From Far Away Places are in charge of lighting and Rob- etifct ert Fcldman, technical director, is in charge of stage construction. NATIONALLY-ADVERTISED A Somt unusual and charming occtuoriti Icted Mrs. Harold Jones is stage man- CAROUSEL ager and Anne Ruvanne and Wil- for an txtra sptcid Christmas gift. To b« .Uam-Delaney,, are prompters, -— ROW at tll SPRINGFIELD AVE., John Cowan is in charge of tickets which will be available at SUMMIT Next to Fasuiy Farmer the parish house on performance S/toed CR. 3 MM nights. 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See Page OpJn Evrnliif* by Appotnunpiit FRUCHTMAN'S CENTER FriAry Tall MIH Tkcrnn rot 3 to get your bearings. VH. 3-HIJT or r« __ / 50 MAPLE ST. r CJL 3-7171 I THE SUMMIT HERALD, THURSDAY, NOVEMBER 2*. IY5#. It Troth Announced of Swedish legend to Be Miss Moretock Is Bride ['.I' ';•'' v' ^T^-'1 M *'"^'" -v' '•' r*****m-m& hoWayi of Mr. Gioia Anne Caprio Nuptials Held PERSONALS v J Hl Dance Festival Subject , Of W. L Shepherd * ; - • *-•* »r» j,*a s Teanant 2nd trf Amerigo F. Caprio of Chathini ! A Swedish legend called a "Luc ' !•.. - b v r v. has aMKwnced the engagement of Miss Joanna Ruth Morelock, Of Miss Peters ' I ,i •••• (,-.= .. -,_ H<*i!t-a*eaue. ia Festival" will he presented by daughter of Mr. and Mrs. James : a his daughter. Miss Gioia Annr f.>niuii; in,,",.i., %:.>• Vittsippun 116. V.O.A. children* Morelock of Hilkngton. was mar- .. . "'" -- ' '' •"..•.:-.-:. Txi-- a: S 30 a.rn Mrs John Caprio, to John George Weber, And It Boyle v i l J K Scandinavian folk dancing group ried at the home of her parents on ,," '., .2 " " - ;-'-> *^~'~ *'- »«r-fk.573SpnijgfieJd avew»f, M: an.l'\|?« .!.,::• son of Mr. tad Mrs. George F under the direction of Mm Earl Friday to William LiBsley Shep- At St. Rose of Lima Church. !'•'. ''"'i;'"' %1*'> :--i--" -i* - £•*••* -it r.'*-is -rx fducatwo group Weber of Lake Valhalla. Montvilte. herd, son of Mr and Mrs. R. Mns- Short Hills, on Saturday, Miss; ' Tl. i i ! N ''fit! , ; f S > , ;iru! Berectzen Miss Betty Ann Olan- H -J.-nM^.^ft, Vr 4^ i^ j member of the Board of The prospective bride wa« grad ; Icy Shepherd of 185 Kent Plaet ! Margaret Peters and Lt. James IS ^ V. H >UM- Mn'-t • >i>r, n! Mr am; der of Hanover, will be crowned ! MT:^;.:4^ta'f4Ra;>:S:::MftiS4na •t«..-.F^f*5i-'». »ilj jp*ak on the. cur- uatcd from Madison High School with a diadem of lit randies its boulrvard (Stewart Boyle were married. ' J; ^'* ''•'^•< 'f <"'<>(1wiit M(>*ir attended Randolph-Maron Wom- j Msgr. Ralph J Glover. Ph. l>.. j K. * I'ncfi!-. it fU'rlH'n \h».M>r a !•:,. this years" Lucia bride. "" The bride was attended by her i^:.;|..i>r^ifc::,C^'r^u'v ;,_a.r.;..nj|rt: - Si.rr.r;-.;*. .« n»H-.nn« ttu* problem an* College and was graduated in sister. Mrs enue and Kent Place boulevard, hi.- brother i formed the wedding ceremony. \ =^^^SI^S^^5^vr^:,^.iiit stiw'.ttwr Tuesday wrority. Miss Capno's father 1$ v • Both are cousins, of the bride. A ;i! 'in : :: i on December 8 at 8 p.in R» Mrs. Shepherd attended Centen- v;.;.^^n7 ft^*i-^^"CW^^JW^^t^'-' i*- '. P»n-Americ»n, tc dead of the technical information ar\ Co|lt'f;e. Mr Shepherd is a , reception was held at Canoe Brook l.itlt freshrnents and dancuiK will fol- '^S^asi^^s^s^^^^g^^P^^.^gijx,-w uif f;-! oi honor at the tending Princeton Theological Swen.son. Linda and Richard Court Benedict Schedules with Miss Ann I'DM-V, aruttut Peterson, Anita. Ingrid and Tanya of Summit. He i.< a grandson of ! Seminary. Annual Christmas Party || Mrs Daniel E. Byrne of 1 She~r ! (Irl)ujanli' at u pn IMIJ (IIIHH J Klar. Man Lonn, and Kurt and, C mit Escorted by her father, the To Celebrate Birthday their annual Christmas party on bride wore a gown of Chantilly \'an Rennselaer, who will alsn In- Tickets may be had at the en- Monday. IVcember 23, at 8 p.m presented *t thr Bachelor's .Cotil- Beacon Fire chapter, Daugh- trance lace with fitted bodice, long ters of the American Revolution, The party this year will l>e held sleeves and full .skirt terminating lion in Baltimore otr lU'eemlHT " Melinda Miller is the daughter »f Mi and \V • will celebrate its 34th birtluta\ Former Resident to Wed in St. Ttit'sas Holy Name Hail in a chapel train. A crown of with a Christmas party on Thurs- t.n Locust drive. All members are pearl* held her illusion fintferti'> Ilindnk B Van Hen>M'lai'r o! i: Is Fiancee of i day in the parish room of the ' Pennsylvania^ Girl r»rdioily invited and are urged veil and she earned a bouquet ot Lenox - road Hln attends Hn.n First Baptist Church. Mrs. Sher ' Announcement has been made t:» brir.j; quests Mrs. Felix J. fugi chrysanthemums and step),- cliff Junior (.'oUeue burne Bailey will be chairman of of the engagement of Miss Nita Masa and Mrs John landoli Jr., anotis. Michael Pattison the,tea, assisted by members oi Del Garrahan. to John William, are in chargf of li\e program. Miss Patricia ('. Peters, the Mr. and Mr» Klam Miller. Ji Mr and Mrs lrvint .1 Autrll 1 the executive board. Duly. The prospective bride is brideVsisler. was maid of honor, j of Short Hill» and Dorsol. VI..'an of t ivsl- Arre couri \*ill cnterUui , the daughter of Mrs. Charles Jus- The bridesmaids were Miss Carol • nounce the enticement- of their at a dinner on Ueeentlwr I'D ;r tus Garrahan of Swarthmore, Pa., Christ Child Society (Other Social News M Page 21) To Have Christmas Party Ann Strieker of Maywood, a cou- daughter. Miss Mdinrla Talbot Ihe Sheraton Plaza Hotel in {i.K and the late Mr. Garrahan. She is .Miller, to John Michael a senior.at Oberlin College. Her The Christmas party of the sin of the bride; Miss Janet V. Christ Child Society. Summit Rice of Short Hills and Miss Kath- of Newton and N'ew York, former- wriich th^ir dauchter, Nancy, w ill fiance, who i* the- son of Mrs. ly of Summit be presented Miss Angell is a JohnVrancis Daly oi Convent, for- chapter, will be held at Bonaven- leen R. Henry. Glen Ridge. The SUMMIT ANIMAL attendants wore_ princes;--5tyle \ Mist. Miller i* a graduate of the sophoniore at U'heaton Cotletii merly of Summit, and of the late tura of the Oak Knoll School on Ethel Walker School. Sim>bur>, Norton. Mass Mr. Daly, served in the Marines Monday. Mrs. William Sharp and gowns of peacock blue velvet fash- WELFARE LEAGUE Inc. ioned with scoop necklines and jConn., and is attending Briarcliff Corps and, ttraduated from Ober- Mrs. Michael Frawley will be the Junior College. She i> a provisional S.P.C.A. lin College in 1956. A Christmas bell skirts. Their flowers were Mr. und-Mrh Alexander Forbe., hostesses At the tea table will be graduated pink chrysanthemums. meniber of the New York Junior Jr of 47 U'tiox road uere Thank.- wedding is planned, i Mrs. John A Fiesefer and Mrs. League and was presented at the hai no Summit animal shelter, Donald E. Boyle of-fhatham 1 Civins cufsts at Skytop Club in. Therefore the LEAGUE is send- Renames Studies ' Louis H. F. Mouquin. was best nun for bis brother. An- Junior League Debutant* Ball the Poconos . Alter spending Thanksgiving at * Mr. Pattison is a graduate of the ,ng out notices to animal lovers Him Football Numerals other brother. William F. Boyle h*»r home tn-NwPtrovid«nice An- j Lawrenceville School. He i.«- a sen An Early Teens Holiday 'o help suport its work.. Lehigh freshman football 'num- of Short Hills, ushered with Robert ita L. Taylor, 1956 graduate of J. Peters of Morristown. a brother ior at Vale Universit\ and a mem Dance' will be held at Canoe Do you want one? erals were awarded to Walter W. ber of the Fence Club Brook Country Club on December Summit High Schopl, has returned j Meincke of 139 Tulip street. of the bride; Roger Lieblich of to Ohio Westeyan University. She Luxembourg and New York and H from 8 to 11 p m for chiliiivn CR. 3-4853 is pdedged to the Gamma Phi Be- William E. Gusmer of Summit. Masaitis' Have Son' of member^ and their quests. ta sorority. Mrs. Boyle is a graduate of Oak A son, Edward 3rd. was born on October 10 to Lieut, and Mrs. Knoll School of the Holy Child The Tuesday Music Club will Edward Masaitis. Jr- who are and St. Michael's Hospital School meet-on Hecembtr 4at 8;CWI p nr presently living at Presque Isle. of Nursing. Newark Her husband at the home of Mrs. Pieter Sir.i^. Me., where Lt Masaitis is sta- graduated from La Salle Military. 281 Summit avenue, for a Christ, tioned with the Air ForiT. Mrs, Academy, L.I., and the University mas program, feaiurini; 'he MaiJ- Through ihc Ma.saitis i.s the former Miss Bar ri^aJ Singers Ilushand> and of Pennsylvania. Lt. Boyle is sta- bara f.aipuln. daughter of Mr tioned at headquarters. Connect- quests of mem.bers arr invited to SUSAN 1 and Mrs. Sam (iarKiulu of fi-i icut Military District in Hartford. ..attend.-—, --- Say no more about parking incon- Oven l)o(ir Beekman road. Paternal "priind- parent> are Mr and Mrs Masaiti> Weekend guests cif Mr and Mrs veniences. The two new parking lots Oak Knoll Mothers Guild of Berkeley Heights (lien K Hans<«n of Witulv r m;il on DeForest Ave. (one at Maple St. To Hear Glee Club The Kuril Islands, .l.icksun. M'-s. and JamesK Kan and the other at Woodland Ave.) The Mothre's Guild of The Oak Alaska and SI!HTI;I. ^ *-t thru sam ol Baltimore. Knoll School of the Holy Child naine because ' kuril" is the Ru- , are the greatest. We can park, for will hold its next meeting on Tues- sian word for smoking There are ReretH ^uesls a1 Had.ton Hal'. day at 1:30 p.m. in Bonaventura artive volcanoes on the Islands ;n Atlantic ("itj \\frv Mr and Mrs two full hours, shop and then do our Hall. Mrs. Martin Hamilton of banking at The First National Bank & 34 Edgewood road is program end •pong* cakes chairman. The senior school ulee Trust Co. that is located right be- club under the direction of G i •hoald be torn with 2 forks, or an tween the parking lots. Marspon Haddock will provide IT'S NOT TOO-LATE- — angel food breaker, to prerewt entertainment. crushing and settling caused by Marilyn Ticketi still available at the box oHice ratting. Hobby Hall Hostesses • • • • Mrs. Cameron H. Conover, Mrs First National Bank & Trust Co. W« h«ar • lot these days about Oeorge M. Hubbard auul MJ> Hen- j protein. It's a primary builder of ry J. Ogarzaiy, Mrs. William J. 'i or at the door, Fri. & Sat, 7:30. p.m. healthy, strong bodies—and we all Pylf w-iil be hostesses to the fourth need plenty of it every day. prade Hohb>' Ha^ da« on Fri- GIFTS of OflNA and STONEWARE Heekera* flour is a day, November 30. Mrs, Chariest- K F O (.LIES *applier of protein fherrwHrk arid Mrs. H A. fiacttel' '' it's milled from choice slow- bauer wiU receive t*ie eighth 1'irerled !>;. ISiili < amptx-ll aiiturinf, protein-rich grade. i MUMC In Johnny Alnujuist STONtWMK SMCC. wheats. On Saturtlay, Decernber 1. Mrs. Paul K. Bayer will be hostess to \ IMS Bat Hecken' big «I*IM Featuring y.iur friends and neighbors -- th« ninth grade. j are the better texture and in a >[>ec!.,nilar revue Mrs. RiciiaTd W. Kixmiller, Mrs. ! FH wfrii your ewe fuller flavor it fivea to TOUT Sparkling MHIUV eWiTt Dus- ita own sweet time in turn* km will ne<r(>d fiy thr Women's Auxiliary Evcryon* likes change — to how pete in New York University's an-' of (»'.cri.iok Htispii.il about trying thin different des- nual Hall of Fame debate tourna- sert: Plantation Pecan Pic! Open I to 5 temporary ment, Saturday, December 1. ' Monday thru 32 WATCHUNG AVE. PLANTATION Saturday CHATHAM Ptcan Pie WE HAV£ HOLLY PLATES

Per CrtM* 1 '/j cup» Htckvn' unbltoctwd flour 44 ttotpoon tolt '/] cup lard Of »hortenmg 2V] tablatpoon* watar Sift flour with salt, add lard (room temperature) and cut in with pastry bUnder until mixture resembles coarse meJU. Add water and form ball. Roll ottt on pap try cloth. Fit into 9" pieVtin. trim DRAPERY SHOP and crimp edfei. Prick bottoca liberally. \ Route 22. Sprinqfeld, N. J. tor Fillinf: 4 toblMpoont butwr V^ cup brown iisgor MfXEL»4>453 1 cup dark con iyrua> 3 tggt (txann) t ttaipoon vonllla DRAPERIES • V3 t*aipoon toll 1 cup broken p«ric« and Wall- -si paper*. It'e A Woman's Pririlefe To Gbuge Ber Fuhioa... and it's I. Miller's pleasure to help her— not only change her shoe* for • fashion Come in today and broirne around in arrelaxed change, but now to change her heels too. This new idea transforms the heel of your shoe into a necessary fashion acct>M>ry with just a flick atmosphere. See our display* and consult our of the wrist The Changeable Heel by Perugia for I. Miller exclu»ively,;and exclusive at A/^f/^ ^T^TP^C? trained decorator. 'Open Monday Evening* 'til 9 P.M.' QUIMIY of CENTRAL, WESTWELD, N. J. No M4II \ THE SUMMIT HERALD, THURSDAY, NOVEMBER 29. 1956

' ' '. ' II'< '.: t < uureh, (•uiit" a nison, Mrs. Slay, Mrs. , er, Kim Caflaban and Barry D' ; _ arailahle too and these t Merry Chri^tmry, old u, United Campaign Uuiid of (-enttal I'rcbytchan Mrs. Connor, and Mrs. Blanche School Apn:; Tae group worked under ; can t* relied on to predwse «iua^ >crr\ and Mrs. Santa < hums, Jewish Community Cen- I>or*ky, teaeher-direetor for the the direction of Mrs. WrMehtstonc, j Lone Holy Tree Uties of the needed pollen. Sue* All these strain? pn>! Tuesday, at the home of 4 ' Cresting a Christian Home To-1 dty. with eptnim exercises led : throughout the program, Berries for Yule should be one sUminate ttm for east, are level. On thesi of' Centr.il Presbyterian Church 1 : its President, Mrs, Winlhrop ( day, u the tifle of a disoMajK* bj GiD Barr. followed by group every tea putiUate ones. < are the island's sugar and C( throvL-h Mrs V T Have- , Planting a single Leni. the board of the Summit rmrrse to be eooducteti rr Mrs shMriag is good tax hol- pUatations, banana aecootpafiimem by I the berries if you Child I'arc tenter learned tha! Kciih Mnuiit has contributed Ruth MfAJe* Brown «' 34 Co Yam* aad Miss Oaoaells. Dwfkt. lies after they put tteir infant groves, and cattle your own Christmas the Center had become a full cups In the (.enter (nun tiir Lilly *tr«et at the T1»iir*dsv Evenmj ! A eteral readwc si "The Land ale and itages. TUi hilps ka«p than rest of toe island 1 Hie WestfiaW Pr*«tey The third day Police Institute Unless, there are both member asjenry it: flu Tinted Tulip Company and Mn>. Charles Frtrum me o* Vm POfrisas" was presented female hollies (staruinate and pis- d*BM and attractive. So tfet cut- tome of the Caribbean • K Laux has donated tickets to a teri'am Qiurcfa foe: ttx Th^ndi? on Community Keiatioiu; at Rut- peaks. One, Blue Mounts; Campaign \fr.v John T <, onno:\ by (fee eatire cUw. after which tillate tree*) on your grounds or unga you bring into tht home for to- the Center's rfnresentativr tf th< IHM'foi mam »• of "The Sleeping ^vemnKs. b«finnmj{ Jan. 10 ; pnaes were awarded to the Book gers University, will be attended nearby, the greenery will be wn- ttw Yukrtide nave doohto benefits. era 7,402 feet above set i, Ui'au'v" gnen l>> the Children'- United Campaign madr the re Mr. BrovTi is a former direc- Fair Poster winners. Those ziven next week by Lieut. John Sayrv, adorned by fruit in the fall. Many Hollfcs art rated t dote second port 01; the agency's acceptance Theatre Gmup Brownw Troop i ; i»f ciinstiar, friucattot! a,'r en- awards were Carol Kaynsford, nurseries offer bullies of proven to yewi at choice foundation plant of the Summit Police Department. The Catholic Travel i,a 3i fritm Wastiiiijtton School pro trii! Presbyterian Cnurcji aw! u Cok Marshall DeCruto- types that will produce an abund- lags. Mrs. Harold VYolo»in listed lh,' says that next to Rome. lourri^ vided the Center with favor* foi the author wHii ber hu*j>aod. tfar faro. Linda Corby. Ted Barter, The seminar will deal with better- ance of bright berries if polli- many communitv service org*ni Appropriately, the popular mod- and Fatima, the most pop,,!., thr Hallowe'en and Thanksgiving late Rev (iecofe W Bnrw-n. of Nancy Albright. Van Querigel, ing community relations on all nated. rations uho havr provided re tn kinds boast appealing holiday choice for Catholic pilgn r,' "Teachuiff Religjoti HI a Hume". G«orge Evans. Siisac llcMane, ma treshiiienLs and pji'ty eed its thanks a textbotAiichich %'.•* «-il' ow rr Gill Barr, Lmda Mader sad Nancy at the Field House at Memorial to contributors lor their loytl jup- the i-ource. tr^ether with Mm- Mumw* Field ahei their release from strips. Be#ors comir^ to Summit, ( The fourth graoe class, under school Mrs Ernest May asked that ! she spent two years doing re- th* direruon of Mrs. MeClellan, FOR AUTOMATIC EUKTRIC RANOE5 Those conti ibuljrip snack*an,. OPEN EARNINGS FREE PARKING I cembcr 5 at Mrs Lew s home at , Mrs 5tu,rt DaWson of Chatham. . trander, MidiaeJ Chelvov. Kim ..Cleydand. 3 p m he develupment and func- j wily leirt tee f|rit M.Mion m .<• pn-sented. ; c|u,hng mantel, incidental and Th» bacWr^ of the play, a city fnm NtiWARK alter « Pll Md .Hoard nx-mbers present, w^re j centerpiece arrangements, and ! Bark m winter, was painted by kaalays. I mi .utiim r»u* Mrs John Madden. Mrv Henry will demonstrate how thu can be ; Aluoa Tldaer. Linda Bratz, 10% to*BO I Hichardson. Mrs Jnhn M Black- achieved in an attractive way by James Kyac. Xaaffy Ostrander, H (ox, Mrs |: simplp e methods and inexpensive ;Donald Detjen. Pamela Dcttricfa VV (. Tutlock, Mrs: James Jk>b- materials Cameron Coawver, Aawette Quad-

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Georgr F J Sawyer, and Xtre her 15 Mrs. Pisrd to l~4 BUSINESS DIRECTORY Cecil C Foxwor.h MLSS Dorothy Neh*r. Presented at th«- Short Hill* Mr and Mrs. Joint W, RAPID RBHtENCE TO RBJABLE IUSINESS HOUSES Debutante Ral; n nr ht'.d a' the 26 Ox Bow Une. .Short Hdi* flub or. Saturday will UNION DSUVE-IN TKEATUt br Mi*>. Stpphanip Vgn Ren.**e- Mist Lois Auguftimi fs i LANE (l«e*t«4 laer. datunwv of M: and :Mr> • Ajstiqoee • Deirks • to tMT Momink I! Van Ren.vteia«r c>f 11 Married to Indiana Matt > Lenxx road \|: ami Mrs ,Yan Announcement has betn nude GEORGE'S of the marriage on November 3 AUCTION ROOMS SCHMALZ SWEET-KLEEN hunov of Uwir daughter fweced of Miss Lois Blanche AufustiMS Antique* • M» i Ci ELU.ABL1H ui£ tiic dance and Loren E. Me Kinky of Fort LAUNDRY Wayne. Indiana. Rev. Jacob M. < • Boucln tad s«fl . Trapp performed the ceremony Cooopi«u E*uus Boutin For Excellent Laundry Service Open House Bridge at Dry Cleaning Rug Cleaning WISTriCLD a! the Community Church and the tt Smart Avt. CB. ?•«•* • Cctfteft Cfcecte Club Next Thursday couple u«f attended by Mr. and U industrial PL Tlw Foriniiihth Cluh open hnusp Mrs Albert Lange of East Ch> • iMtttr ft E«qs CR. MTU bndcr and \e» scheduled for T>* ange • Auto Dealer*, • reniber 6 will bir in charge of Mi's Delivered Fresh from J Raymond Hmlc and her com- Thr bride is a daughter cr-* and their j rates t*t% GCARANTBCD L'BCD CAM »*••• *sr^i^eie> guest* are assured «f a nio«tj HILl CITY DELICATESSEN 23 Uaioa PL pleasant afternoon !'la> ins start* SMCf* Ml * ftlBt Sk«p FINE FOODS at 1 ?vV p. m Reservation* ma> br Car Ma**| . . Quality Cold Cuts made by calling Sirs William F LOW Doyle (CR 7sonRcr ears daily Tiio • Electrical Appliance* • 17 Morris Court Beasaa cations of motor vehicle outdoor inspection lanes | outdoor inspection lanes are open Monday FOR CHRISTMAS LEN'S MOTOR located in dftve-in theatres is Union Middlesex coun- Saturday in fair weather 8 vm. to 5 p.m., daily. The SALES & SERVICE ties. Last wjck, two new outdoor inspection lanes outdoor facilities are designed to handle passenger Choo$e from ... Auto Repain Eastern Fuel Company JOSEPH DE LUCA were opened in Union Township, (Union County) and cars only. Also shown on thr map arc locations o{ • INDIAN North Brunswick Township, (Middlesex County). A Body * Fender Work Met * Stnitm permanent typ* inspection station* in the same area. • RUDGE Used Cars Broad 8t CH. Ma ton Contractor third outdoor lane at the Woodbhdge Drive-In Thea- The Union Drive-In Inspection Ldiu< is located on Bwsstt Ave. CR. 3 324* tre on U.S. Route 1 has been in operation since last Route 22, entrance off castltound lane opposite The • HUMNR Brick anS cement work. Patchini November and has enjoyed remarkable success ID Flagship. • ROLLMST or any kind of mason work. WHEATON'S • SCHWMN TEXACO SERVICE Dealer CRestview 3-4ZM the program. Oilier guests in- guidance the Book and Author • COtUMMA PERSONALS cluded Miss Eleanor Bennett, Tea was planned, and her co- • ROAD SERVICE • TltlCYCUS Mrs. Loren C. Bennett, chair- Mrs. Mary Mong, publicity direc- chairman, Mrs. Norman F. Linn. • IGNITI0N-CARBU11ET0R, etc. man of the literature department • Floor Covering! • tor for Little, Brown and Com- Members of the club who serv- si] tises — a0 pries*. General Repairing "• Pet Shops •"" of the Fortnightly Club, enter- pany; Richard Collin, publicity ed ax hostesses at the Book and HARFAK Lubrication tained at luncheon in her home director for the MacMillah Com- BIRDS PET SUPPLIES Author Tea included Mrs Charles Use Our Xmcs Labway Plan ! I CR. J-n«t m Menrts Ave. E. L FITTERER lait Friday preceding the Book pany; the Misses Alice Carter and Floor & Wall Tile SUMMIT PET SHOP and Author Tea which was held Edith Adam of the Summit Public H. Bauer and Mrs. Alex W. Linoleum It Asphalt Sielcken, in charge of tickets; U.S. Inspected Fresh Horsemeat at B. Altaian's. Honor guests were Library staff; Mrs. Album H. • Bicycle* • Tile Installed By Experts Louise Hall Tharp of Darien, Heirn. president of the Fort- also Mrs. Montagu Hankin. Mrs. Tropical Fish1 & Supplies LARRY'S CYCLE & SPORT SHOP Broadloom Carpets Rugs Conn, and Charles Norman of nightly Club; Mrs. William Cor- Edwin T. Kaiser, Mrs. Arnold E. LARRY'S m Broad St Free Delivery New York City, distinguished bett, chairman of Ways and Linton, Mrs. Henry J. Peters, One of New Jersey's Largest Cycle Seeps CYCLE & SPORT SHbP cm. 51 Summit Ave. CRestview 34151 author*, and featured speakers on Means Committee, under whose Mrs. Homer P. Smith. Mrs. 397 IROAD ST. SUMMIT Ct. 3-S05J New k Used BICYCLES •LOOMN& CHATHAM PET SHOP {Farts Repairs Saks Service We board your birds while »7 Bread ft. CR. S-MK Shop**H Horn* Service you're on vacation AISOTHER BIG M EXCWSIXE FEATIHE Inlaid Linoleum ME. S HM (perfect) ... 11.39 $q. yd.MS MAIN ST. CHATHAM Kentile Asphalt Tile 0c ea. In Rtar or BilMlai I Inlaid Linoleum Tile HUU1« Af>T^ STEPHENS-MILLER CO. (perfect) 9x9 10c ea. • ARMSTRONG LINOLEUM • • Ptambers • ., CompUt* tW of FIRTH k ALEXANDER SMITH New Floating Ride smothers BUILDING MATERIALS • CARPETS • LeROY BALDWIN WALL TILE-WALL BOARD COAL FUEL OIL • PLUMBING Ideal Fldor Covering Co. • HEATING 31 RosseO PUct CB. T 1N34S Morris Ave., Union, N. I. Pfeoee MUrdock 8-ZW • ALTERATION bumps, vibrations/ road noises • JOBBING -V • Buslnem Service Boreaa • 1* Greenfield Are. CB. 1 • FuelOU • BUSINESS SERVICE BUREAU ANTHONY HMIA M Banmlt Aveaae, 8ummlt, N. J. Jobbing rromptlr dltmimi _. .si ,. Eastern Fuel Company PLUMBING • HEATING CBescvlew 9-M57 FUEL OIL SHEET METAL WOBE 24 Hour Delivery 7 CHESTNUT AVENUE rnoro orrsET NUNTING WILLIAMS OIL-OMATIC CR.3-I12S TM»INQ rHOTOSIATS Oil Burners BUVDD1O MIMBOOBAnONO Sales * Service BUBBJU STAMPS • • BeaJ Eriato • iwxrtrNo *m srrnwo S3» Broad Street CR. ENQMVINO term nuns MICONE AGENCY Telephone Asnwertaf 8ervlce STEPHENS-MILLER CO. Works Assiduously On The Sale of Your House. • Carpet Cleaning • FUEL OIL Metered Deliveries List It With Us. OIL BURNER FIRE INSURANCE BEDROSIAN'S Sales k Service WO Springfield An., Seam*, W. J. 3S Bnsseil Place CR. 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Last Church Lead As rrr ^ •**» for the night flier journeyed to Orange Judged to Be ToAHMon leaders an games Off for SHS Soccer Coach Losing S High School to nmt tht Triattgfcs Metfcodbt Falter this point the HiUtoppen I* again, and on Saturday Gbey fact Carrie* The Summit iFimia-Warhors tbe ft. .JomVs Lutheran posted Summit maroed as the sole survivor the powerful Came Big Flvs at respectively. snapped their thr^e game losing GriAtNi T&m a three pom* victory over OH U probably among the ranks of undefeated. PlainfieldHigh School *y winamg Inter-Cmttdt Bowling team, in- Every other learn in the state streak last Saturday night at the' both games the Warriors can bring After just two weeks of formal Summit High grid coach Howard the happiest maa around now. Fie practice, it appears that Summit creasing their league kad m tb* «Itti food right to be, for after had gone down at least once. Summit High Schfwl gym when their State Basketball League Anderson, in his first season, h Chorline Drugs record to tbe .SO) mark. High will field a contending team had tat good fortune to have thre% Summit Intor-Church Bowling %m jears of patient tutoring, he Their glory, however, was short- they upended th^ Orange Tri- League to four points. Tbe Meth- lived. In a highly anticipated Wanton — f»> is tbe Suburban Conference bas- of his players named to all- Trip Werner bat teen rewarded with > state angles by a 7S-7O spark the }c? 0 Patterson took scoring honors for pert' starting center, Bill has over the Combined Churchmen, Maotclair. the Maroon then met and defeat- e Madison. Verona could be a sur- leaders in this crucial scries Mc the contest with twenty.four points. finally won recognition for his with the Baptists winning two and That was the day the Hilltop- ed Englewood, the section 1 win- WUklzw. C prise winner also. Nevertheless, Question started well wjfi a"-'',,' Fimia and Dick Prejsuk were also Dpcdrlog. S alert defensive tactics and agres- a half games from the First Luth- pen opened their season with a ners, for the state championship. Summit would like to have, and then fcflowed with a 215 and a in double figures for the Warriors PsttSOD. C sive blocking. Named as a sec- 44 whitewashing of the Mounties. The entire team deserves cred- is aiming for, a first-division fin- eran's. The temple Sinai by win- 203, thereby reststerins t.Wp with eighteen and thirteen points M TO ond team all-county back was The Summit booters gave the it for its success. It was a team ish in tbe six-team contest ning three points from the Oakcs senes of tae evening. peic KlV respectively. Dorsey Wilkins. re Larry Lockhart, who is believed same rough treatment to Cran- effort all the way. The goalie, Gil Memorial moved from last place relied Ibnee steady game* cf 19o cent Orange High School stickout For the first tine in several to have been underrated by the fard in their home debut two days Low, and the fullbacks, Arnold to seventh place. 181-192 fcr a 565 pitfall t, hHp led the Orange ch}b in scoring Bill's Shell years, the Hilltoppers have a boy experts who made the selections. later. It waa still too early in the Ginocchio and Webb Van Winkle, The top scores of the night were MacQuestion. Al Svvick had thc tall enough and with enough ex- Larry didn't have a strong line to season, though, to tell just how were unscored upon by Group III rolled by Charley Graver (211) top series for the foyers, Mhrv* a f) In Sweep Over perience to fill the job of a cen- work behind, but his elusive, runs Gordon Brown (211) Frank Nelson 56S fcree game total. T^ food this team wai, as Montclair competition — a credit to their Roger's great hustle, artistic foot ter. John Meinert, a 65" senior, and Cranford have fielded weak fine defensive work. Gil gave hie work with the ball, and ability and key passes lifted the Maroon (206) Abe Reich (203V Bob Enge- ner-s experienced a pear Done Well Team has all tbe qualifications of a top at many crucial points. man (202) and, Dirk Loane (200). night, with orJy Sedgie P , U p , teams in recent years. greatest game when it was needed to cross it powerfully and ac flight performer and should be a r The first test of HiUtopr*r most—in the playoff. The half- curately won him this coveted Bill's Shell swept their series Bill Badgley,, whose sparkling rctliug u» orly 200 cr better 4. with the Done Well Cleaners last Mf gun on both offense and de- pass receptions and able defen- Tie*, getting a 202 in the finale' strength came in their initial backs, B. J Clark, Bob Evans, honor. He has been the bane oi fense. Pete Eddy, and Bob Kinley, cov- many a fullback this season and Wednesday night at tbe Berkeley sive work were outstanding for Richlcmd Edges Tbe Twiil .Printers pro^oi meeting with Verpna. The two- Although -nothing is certain as lean Suburban Conference rare ered plenty of ground on, bnth last. Hog is the second player to Recreation Lanes, thereby increas- Summit, won an all-Union honor- themselves into the thick if tho the attack and the retreat. To- win an all-state berth while on ing their lead by four points. E. yet about tie starting team for able mention. An agile three-let- Serritella In Championship 4rjVe by.. p,,vai-g bad seen the Hillbillies hold sway the Hilltoppers opener against •ver Summit for three seasons. gether they contributed twelve as- one of Mr. Haldenwang's teams. Sfenfors, T. Phillips, L. Behmis ter man, Bill completes, the trio two Victories mar Larr> s Morristown on December 11, sev-that sparked the Maroon and^White la a tense battle, the Maroon sists. Fred King, also a left wing, won and D. Kaispel, rolled better than Heights League Shcp. The double victory e The line was superb. With such this honor a few years ago. 400 series for tbe vkton. with eral boys have been catching throughout the season. *e winners to gain a tW- way , tallied a late third-period goal, Coach John Underwood's eye at The Richland Company, sparked • coming from behind to tie at 11 a potent forward wall, the Maroon John Moore, who tallied 17 G. Ale. J. Ahem the only bowlers Here, then, is a brief look at tie for third place in 1V Ua-vp » the practice sessions. Beginning by a stellar performance by Grace standings. CJiarJcy Twill andR After blanking East Orange in couldn't help but win ten games goals and 7 assists to become the to better 400 for tbe Done Well the 1956 campaign which saw the with the backcourt players, Den- McCarron and Ford Dennis, won Sabra sparked tie Tw;iH's_w;ittLj_: a wild game, 3-0, Summit and out of thirteen. Johnny Moore highest scoring HiUtopper yet, Club. Summit gridders win three, drop nis Shaw and Jerry Britt seem the odd game of their big series 580 and 585 series respectively Verona again came face to face, and Roger Pennington, both all- won an all-state honorable men- Es ft Bud gained a three point four, and tie one. September 22 with the Serritella News last which featured a 246 and a 243 m this time at Memorial Field. With JUnjon County selections, led tin tion. Johnny converted from half- win from Harry's Esso with C. destined t* see action. Dennis, was the date when the Maroon Monday evening in the Berkeley the middle game, the lep jingle surprising ease, the Hilltoppers way, but Dick Holding, Herb back to center forward before Lautenschlager, E. Finneran, J. a fleet runner and good shooter, opened their season with a 21-13 Heights Township Bowling League. games of the nislit. Christiansen swept to a 4-1 triumph and as Schmidt, and Johnny Johnston the season began, and the team Gaffney and G. CiuDo rotting 400 is definitely a threat on offense win at Roselle Park. On the first The winners by coming through bad a 557 series for Larry's, roll sarance of a fairly successful sea- contributed heavily. couldn't be happier. series, with Helen Ziser posing a while Jerry, with a pair of quick, play of the season, the kickoff, sure hands, is a valuable asset to Tony Cardone raced 85 yards for with a victory in the odd game ing a 206 in the vindup. aoa. Then followed two more vic- Roger Pennington, for the sec- Assistant coach Joseph Cole- stellar 202 to go aloof with her of the, series, gained a one game man, whose junior varsity hoot- the defense. a score. Summit was never head- Root's Mens Shop posted a vie- tories, over Linden and Cranford. ond straight year, was named the 479 series. C. O' Neill and L Ser- advantage of the losers. Ida Phil- ers lost but one game in nine ed from that point on, staging off tory in the finale to edge CAa Biding high with a record of first team ail-state left wing by ritella also had fine series for Herb Schmidt and Gil Owren, a lippi had a fine 455 series for the starts, deserves credit for this pair of promising juniors, have two late Panther threats to win 2-1 in their series, with Reynolds six wins, no losses, and a tie, at a meeting of high school coaches. Hams Esso. rolling 427 and 4M Serritella News, which featured club, too. Mr. Coleman aided Mr. series respectively. The Berkeley been doing outstanding work at going away. and Taylor supplying the scoring % i 10 in tbe middle game. The Haldenwang both at practices and Meat Market won three points guard, too. These boys wfO play In Summit's home opener, VeT- punch for the winners. \Vengirt David's Electrical shop won the PHOTOSTATS at games. His presence, speeded from Nigro's. with Hilma Falco a good deal, if not as a starter; ona, defending Suburban Confer- narrowly missed a 600 series for practices and increased the the only bowler to better 400 for then as a valuable substitute. Art ence champs at tbe time, unveiled odd game of their series with CSba, rolling a 203-179-215 for a Made While You Wait amount of instruction given, with the victors. Vi Samek, A. Laofer White, a senior with two junior a devastating pus-lateral play Dogwood Lane, with tbe winners 597 the result of a more polished ball and R. Mariani had better than varsity seasons behind him, ap-which set up to Hillbilly touch- taking third place by a single • RUIIER STAMPS team. 400 series for Nigro's. with the pears to be coming into his owndowns, enough to win by a nose. game over tbe losers, also but Enhy Tim Advontoq^i Qi latter rolling a fine 171 in tbe as a backcourt man. A late fourth-period spurt by tbe two games behind the league lead- This was truly a fitting climax ers. M. DeSalvo, M. Sheer and L. • OFFSET PRINTING to a colorful season for the Sum- middle game. Williams Market Maroon netted nine points and Moving into the forwards, we Best, posted 450—42* and 425 Sana Day 8errks sa teasest mit team. The outlook for next and the Center Stationers split left them on the Verona 25 as find" plenty of talent. Tom Prior, series, respectively. M. Kean rol- year is bright, too. A wealth of two points apiece, as did the whose soft jump shot aided the time ran out. Verona won that SINCLAIR'S • IIM TYPING Adele's Gift Shop and Eastern one, 13-9. led a 445 series for the top series promising juniors and sophomores J.V. so much, is ready for front Bar in their series. If eta McMane. for the Dogwood Lane. 312 Irood St. —members of the second team or line work now. Bill Badgley and Millburn, hungry after two early TW1L Marting Devices CK. 3-2442 junior varsity—will be available Robinson and Candle Friekc Dick Golding, two speedsters with season losses, were Summit's Oc- The Delia's Liqour Store won COMPUTE next fall. Maybe it won't be a had 448, 442, and 421 aeries res- dead eyes, could wind up as either tober 6 rivals. The Millers' Ted the odd game of their series with championship club in,]957, but it pectively. forwards or guards, possibly in- Loth found room enough to score the Delia Builders, with June De- HOME HEATING terchanging. B. J. Clark, out for three touchdowns as Millburn won, Hart rolling a sparkling 206 in the first time this year, is look- 32-6. A third-period scoring pass tbe finale for a 502 sencs. Other ing foreward to some forecourt from Larry Lockhart to end Bobtwo game winners were the Berke- SERVICE play also. Mandatto was Summit's only ley Pharmacy over the Crertvfcr,; consolation in a game where most Agency and the Berkeley Bakery * High Owiiity Sinclair Among the juniors who seek of the action was near their goal over the Merle Norman Cosmetics. AwH-tMtrWOU starting forward positions, are line. E\ Stenfon (411) L. Reiman (449) if Law C—t Ctiwplrta Rwmtr Sheely, John Hudgins, and Bob Ruth Huby (484) Marge Remecka Kubach. Sheely has been work- Then the Hilltoppers developed S«vk«Cootroct a giveaway complex, blowing tt-0 (459) E. Vastola (416) and H. ing as a first stringer in scrim- Dingley (416) rolled the top series + A M««t Cotwaiibnt mages occasionally and Hudgins, leadi on successive Saturdays. for their respective teams. with springy legs and rebounding Clifford Scott managed an uphill ability, will make the reserves tie at 13-13, but Glen Ridge could Chell Frantzen Photo, sparked with "Firsts strong. not capitaliie on their comeback, by Lee and Vuma Blou, posted losing 20-13. End runs were the a three game sweep over Ken The Maroon have held up well vogue in these games, since the Johnston's last Tuesday night to (elf* f HUmboWt20244 in recent scrimmages against Summit line was settling into a narrow the league lead of the _ . < Hlgrl«6-120d Bayley-Ellard and West Orange. cohesive unit DeLuxe Sweet Shoppe. All 'five IMMf I Ht*bord 7-5414 The Orangers, picked u a top Next on the schedule was a of the Chell Frantzen girls posted team in powerladen Essex Coun- meeting with the Madison Dodgers better than 400 series, with Vilma ty, defeated the Hilltoppers by a at Madison. Bill Badgley was a Bloss* 1S4 middle game effort the scant six points, and Bayley-El- near-hero (certainly a star) as top game of this series. Tbe Bond lard posed no problem at all. An he grabbed Johnny Moore's aerial SINCLAIR Furniture, sparked by a fine 451 upcoming scrimmage against Lin- a scant foot from the Madison coal series by Grace Cinllo, won the COMTANY den win give tbe Summit boys a with just four minutes remaining chance to play on a foreign court. in the game. The Maroon, how- Coach Underwood, who after ten ever, could not push over the years in the Summit school sys- touchdown which might have tied tem is now Athletic Director at the score. Madison retaliated with SHS, has anticipated the wide- a quick seven points, winning 21-7. spread adoption of the tone de- Rahway, with their all-state quar- fense in high school basketball terback Bob- Scarpitto proving this season. Consequently, much spectacular on the ground but of the Summit attack centers ineffective In the air, handed the around the fast break, aimed at Hilltoppers their wont licking is broking up mis type of guarding. several yean, 27-fl. Tbf Hilltoppers have a team well Summit closed out the season suited to the fast break and should with a chilly victory over CaMwell use it to advantage. at Memorial Field on November 10. Scoring twice in the first BowtlBf half, the Maroon dominated the TEAM W Brass M 10 rest of the game to win, 13S. M » is Prospects for next year's squad TMU Mntfev „ IS 17 ftootto Meet Shop 1» . 17 are bright Coach Anderson muses II II HI I t flb .. 1* 17 that be wilT probably have more t IS M till III I 111 W«t Man cm 14 8 linemen than he needs. Tbe team- *n Mtmmoa\ Sport . S XT will lose Bill Badgley and Bob Illl Ill I III I I TOP TEH SOWLXKS Mandatto, two fleet ends, Bob n«TM*al ttrniK AT. Knowlei, their placekicking guard, Bill Scheck, a hard-hitting tackle, 36 U» 1« and the all-Union County center, M IBS BUI Butler. Holdovers will be 35 1SS Fred Stauder, Jon Melncke, Mike 36 1S4 Yanacone, Mike Colangelo, and x tat Gil Owren—all of whom were as- .x n lao M W sets to the USB club. 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DR. 4-2723 Over 3$ I'rare Serving tht Public AND TRUST COMPANY OF SUMMIT 7 AVt "MJDGEf mUWflB-UF TO M HOIfT» TO PAT" I MAW ST.. SUMMIT rOUNOfO 1«' MIMBIM flOSMAl Ot^OSlTlNSOBANCS CCOB THE SUMMIT HERALD. THURSDAY, NOVEMBER 2?, 1956 Buckneil University last spline, elected vice president of the fresh- oldest women's singing groups in "Thanksgiving B many thousands of r.*nco Parks, and a fioodad Ire* received last week tbe most val- man, daas at Oberiin College. A the nation. at one time • , , uable pledge award at the annual graduate of Pingry School, he Mist Bcdrotian it the daughter To Mr and J?™LMrs. Donald Mirpfe_ y If apd When Ice a! Galloping Hill golf course. Kiium^ :n -,:• ;•. .;•.) ••;„• r». r Cited by Junior Founder*' Day dinner. awot tbe Thanksgiving holidays ! of Mr. and Mr*. John K. Bedro- of 105 Gales drive. New Frow a There mil bo supervision aad Mis* .Taylor, who. is a sopho- wm. bia^ parents. I tian of 28 Cedric road and Miss rk-nce, a son. born November 22. ice «iU be scraped also at alias Watchurv Rc~.: ,,itiun uff (.len- more at Bucknell, is also a cheer- i V alter it the daughter of Mr. and , To Mr and Mr*. Douglas Pike Arrives, County ,n the WfHKlrutt and Salem aac- Red Cress Unit • !r awn if !u jt.-»t *hn.*. h> leader, member of the firls' glee u Practtc* Twacftiag Mrs. Robert W. Valtcr of 121 Aih ' <* S20 Timber drive, Bertoeky t-ons of Ebz.tlxth River Park and A special Junior Red Ores* coiupa:'iM-c.. a><,;ark of this yean' Freshmen Fireside of Mr. and Mrs. AUya W. Faitoute the daughter of Mr. and Mrs, R ; VMsfaer 33. Has Rinks Galore while •.(;<• remaining areas will Dot at tbe Roosevelt School under ft* ]w>n«1- aiiii Like- ,itv w.ihin (;•.« i>r oflttBtatasroiroad, a senior at J. Guenther of, 12 Ridge drive,1 receive this »tt<-nuon. directed of Mm. Jasper Dodd last orientation program. To Mr. and Mrt. Darwin Wood More jkatfrif weather rBlh c-'Uiit\ Beaver CcQege, is one of 58 edu- Berkeley Heights. Wednesday. M 143 Timber drive. Btrtetey , than more ikatuig arras is the bit: HSiitt'tlt niitics include an lee Hoittt for H«U4ay cation majors engaged in prac- Heights, a son, bom November 20. need for Union County > ninr-nt The program included the *iug- tice teaching in the suburban Pledged to Sigma Ft ' In anti'>unc.j _: ,t> i#t.lit.r> for hockey rink at Itahway Rittr Mils Claire Kaditus, a senior at To Mr. and Mrs. Jos«ph Natak winter sport* season. At loa»i. 1 tnt of aongc, tbe exhibiting of Philadelphia schools. Richard J. Valenti, aoa of Mr. f the 15».V>-laJT >nnw ^r.ii ic* 'M-J^HP. r"»«t.n^ areas at Ech» Wesley Junior College, Dover, ff Gtonnde road, Murray HiU, that'i «+i»t I'mon County I'srk paintings by tbe firat grade and and Mht Joseph R. Valenti of 27! thf I'ark liiumuaswn ;>tat*> 'iu! Lake. <;.iii th«-> ptunt HM preaeaftatkw of donations by Ridged»le avenue, has recently j M-ven of il> !«:'tfr areas <*,!) \\€ Kmok: *ki >lopes on fairways 2 tion with h«r parenU, Mr. andgrade at Shoemaker School. To Mr. and Mr» Maurice Mvii to a total of 24 park pond« .imi on tiie single nine at Gal' Bomie MacFaddea and Richard been pledged to Sigma Pi frater- j •>i:pervi»ed when ire is sat«* for 4i,(i 3 Mrt. John Kaditus of 43 Locust ran of 18 Wilbur street. NV-w Prov- lakes that art ready to •ceormii-t- tl.il g'4f course: and a ski Keating. "Hymo of TBaaks" waa Oa Lasen Jr. College Cut* nity at Xwark College of Eafi-, t. the ice *.U be drive. idence, a daughter, born Novens- tra.l ;n tl < V'atchuog Reaerra- aung by Mr*. MarohasTs dasa aoi Miss Sona Bedrosian and Mist neering. He is a member of the A 1»S5 graduate of Summit High ber, JO. waa joined by membera of the up- June Vatter, both of Summit and class of 1960. ( tott* of 161 Oak Ridge avenue, a per grades. School, Mils Kaditus is pursuing Miss Lynda Guenther of Berkeley To Mr. and Mrs. George Spixel I son. bom November 16. .ihlc. anil h«'aft the tecretarial curriculum at s A slot by the fifth grade fol- Heights, have recently been The front feet of a beaver are (if It Wetwter drive, B>rtHc> I To Mr. and Mrs Donald A <>[H>\ t.i Un*-|ttibiH—Thi-sf L'uiuiit' ".H...ncv. w:nch t mentioned in Wesley. She was chairman of un- lowed, featuring Diana Monaco, chosen for membership in the Or- much like those of a squirrel, but H««hLs, a daughter, born Novem- ; Ballentine of 30 Edgewood av<- l.,ikf Su;|>n-»'. .!• »«•!! ri*. \jt\:f- in !«.th thr o:-l and \>w Teata- dergraduate participation in home- Antfmv ladanya, Robert Sber- phean Club of Lasell Junior Col- the hind feet have webs of skin ber 16. } oue. New Providence, a »on. -l>u-ii inUr (iruijk Kch>i Lake, H«*in»> menu, i- the only natural sugar coming- festivities of the Wesley man, Sandra Lepore, Richard lege. Mass. The club is one of the between the toes. To Mr. and Mrs. Dotmund Li ! October 1» F».Art, (;*•«•«•!) l![(x»k. anil'Wan fixid which need* ho refining. campus recently, Bdime, Sandra Sesdel, Iinda Barm* and Patricia Duffy. The Was UN Visitor program toad of tbe work of tbe Mi»i Ann Florance, daughter of Junior Red Cross in other nation*. Mr. and Mrs. Edwin Floranc* of Tbe assembly dosed with a Ulk 86 Pine Grave avenue spent two Over 2,000,000 people $ov^Trip/e-SBlueStamps... by Mrt. J. S. Rothchfid, chairman days at United Nations head- of tbe Junior Red Grots of the quarters is New York as part of fr Summ" Area Chapter. her coursework in internatical re- Ottter Thanksgiving Day Junior lit ioni at Mount Holyoke College. Bed Ooat projscU were present- Mis* Flora nee. a graduate of GRAND UNION CUSTOMERS GET ed in three New Providence Summit High School, is a senior Schools. At the HUvfew school, at Mount Holyoke and ia majoring tight? dosen eooUe* were donated in French. ' to hdp celebrate Thanksgiving at the hycrw Veterans Administra- Hone for Ttaaksglvlnf: tion Hospital. In charge of the Returning home last week to program waa Mra. Lilian SUhl. spend Uie Thanksgiving holidays A ssmftar number of cookies with their parents were two stu- vat donated by students at the dents at Goucher College in Bal- I IJocobi scbool and the Junior High timore, Md., Carol W. Nitehie, for patient* at the Ea*t Orange daughter of Mr. and Mrs. E. B. _VA Hospital. Mm Mildred Ar- Nitehie of 36 Plymouth road, and ular Gifts Free thur waa teacher-sponsor at the Elizabeth J. Slack,' daughter of Lincoln School while Mrs. Mary Mr. and Mn. Henry C. Slack of Otborn was in charge at the Jun- 18 Dogwood drive. Wm TUPLES BLUE STAMPS pjus YEAR HOUND LOW PRICES ior High. In CeHega War Mist Lorraine Andencn, daoffc U.S.ClK>ict & Packtrs' Top Brands-Top Qualify ter of Mr. and Mrs. Niels Ander- Yaii Camp SALE College Corner sen of 62 Essex road, will play ttw s part of the Citizen in tha drama tization of "The Emperor's New «PEACHES ,, r.. 2!::39< Befia Career Intereships Clothes," by Hans ChrbUan An- •'" After the Thanksgrvln* holiday, dersen, In the Children's Theatre Mitt Nancy C. Dinf man daugh- at the College of Saint Elizabeth, CHUCK ROAST 43' ter of Mr. and Mrs. James E. Dec. 14 through 16. I TOMATOES 2 Dlntman of 109 New England avenue, a senior at Endkott Jun- On Cornell Marching Band list Center CuH Delkteei lerveif ior CoDege in Beverly, Mass., will John Maclay of Summit, I jun- Te«der-J«icy | FRUIT COCKTAIL 2 begin her aeceond tatems^ro »>•»- ior at Cornell University, has ib. Se!e«te4 Crit> der college sponsorship in her completed his third year with the Economical Freth Vegetables chotaen career. Miss Di.igman Cornell Big Red Marching band. ; CREEN BEANS CUT 2 r 39 la majoring in merchandising. Also a member of the school's 35 concert band, Maclay it a mem i«'V.).. <.'t .'Jt** THE FftffErilt Mff OF TNf WEIK —— I Misa Marion Grove, daughter of ber of the Clef Club, honorary WllW#W VVf 9Mf WfW^pMC «WI PHI • JON W9v Mr. and Mrs. Lee J. Grove of 200 society for band members. He is GRAPEFRUIT .r^ ; 25 , Kent Place boulevard, also a mer- studying mechanical engineering. Small - lafra UM Trimm^ — Grain IW chandising major, will begin her fc second internship and Miss Suz- Tbeta Delta Oil Member KIDNEY BEANS » 2 ^ 25< anne Lee Tims, daughter of Mr. Howard Michael Smith, son of WHOLE PORK LOINS .V.°,X 39 and Mrj. William R. Tims of 41 Mr. and Mrs. H. P. Smith of 31 Yo« Rtccivt: Rib End Roast, Low M IUM* a*J Cwitar C«t ClMfs Beekman road, majoring in inter- Maple street, New Providence, ior design, will begin her first in- was recently pledged into Theta ternship. AU three will return to Delta Chi fraternity at the Uni- SN0R9 SHOWERS ROAST BEEF HASH : 35 Endicott on January 8. versity of Rochester. Smith, • H freshman, Is a graduate of Sum- sucaucnt s: | Get* BuetaeQ Honor mit High School. SAL AD A Teobags Mist Martha Taylor, daughter PISMSTIOB of Mr. and Mrs. C. W. Taylor of Elected Claw Officer All IMI Ik II Oakland place, who was elected Wright Patterson, son of Mr. BUTBOWSUAC SAIADA Teabag$ president of the 1958 pledge class aod Mrs. Andrew R. SkkntO of of Delta Delta Delta sorority at Glen Oaks avenue, V||i| A SMRKIST 'Fresh Fruiti and Vegetable$> lUlf A Li9firm«»» Ownh SryC* TAKE THE FAMILY YOUNO, TENDER KRAFT CARAWAY 39< Ch«M« % OUT FOR DINNER Crisp KRAFT Old English Slic«* GREEN BEANS 2-29* KRAFT AMERICAN APPLES MdNTOSH 2-29- i FiiS^ KASCO DOC MEAL Sib. S'- G. W*shin0tpn 6 or. AVOCADOS—— -19' INSTANT tar 1. WISE POTATO CHIPS ;:

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21 DeFOREST AVENUE, SUMMIT, N. J. Open ToniqWond Every Thursday md Fridoy UntH SMuUfal GUti at jour jtifU I CMter t! :«f Mmli kit., t ft THE SUMMIT HERALD. THURSDAY. NCfVEMfcf* It. 1954 WAHTO m*Alt | BillOVMMT WAHTO VMfAU POCSAU HV WAWTB-MIUU j HB-PWAHTO fPUtf •—HOI ttEHOU) GOODS LIGHT laundry Mrf curtate* 4MM M ray bom*. CR. 3-J4J7. ;H EDIPHONE OPERATOR coat. *$* nrt«ot. (niatxm m»d«. auw 12 to 16. coat tsjoo. a*m. for *I.«B. CfeU g «tC. Also CLERK Top Starting Salary electric «tor». % mm. CLERK TYPISTS E to OfUime 3-5370. In'erfj.tia;; full-time position in * ENGLISH mternr pup*. 2 moral* aid. t». Oatt ME S-WOC aftxr 6 Pil. H. CE. 7 Accounts receivable Publisiung. Modern, air-condi BABT attalfic ko mr bonne. OoUr oarrtaee. cjt. DBex«C or DBesd fi- munity O RldlouioUh prioe* CR_3-77a8. »-,icli. 2 lar^ put';/- CASHIER* Shon HU1» !J*r*J employe* benefit*, beautiful cafr'em, 5 d»r X^ hour DUNCAN Phyi* 10 T'SW* kl « V-«ni. . Will incltid* ;<rni- * wm chains; it Ooiix- CR MO6. cr. matar tooatcxxlw. Bes cif:er o%er i«r«e ttewk. JaMiwr u>»>: ctuits. t»bh*. fl Good CKHKCUtiOU. Il.QUUH ln*er- J j CR. 3-4C3 WOMAN ««u» work. OK. 7- i —ITS Daewi »-a&»5. and rarur* housetaM K*"» May rarir.z atvfc No tsbulaUoiia po and LIONEL bo IK«TI Pr:., Sa." . «ad Sun. from THOB LUMBERMENS MUTUAL CASUALTY COMPANY j OTRL cTfioe wrr-ktr IMS. U) :o 12 »JU. 21 Farest Drive, uu«, I Sxtrf "T^r* Oceans' oiru*"w-ri PRACTICAL VURS£. ODMTlenoM, 24 num; y« w Brm HUls . 2i57. CR j-MW Sunurji. K .?. trwa dvx.T Box WB Sufumtt HsruUt. otic: DBoze! «-Oi3«. «-.>. •r; br>.« *ia,Min. Ifcwr. Mklua:.-* H.vm . COUCH witii ciasumn »—MlfeCtLLANtOl t i Cl." IJIOD Of FINE lLU-.ulrr. mu'i •horta and mir- and Hk-tcr •-.-.- h* dlamamd C«,: 'T ! '*'O T.D.C. 3teun pr:>J*<*ar. AutJnuu'iC - I VCA» onrj douw at honw. CR. 1-16*5. i»m wttij uaa*rpnd. hojj>-woad bed. teed and o»nylti« cawo Cit'itnot br FIREPLACE fixture*, new wMt UM>( •Taa*b»e. O»U OR. Ail good. V«TT ohf»p CR 3-ajitB. allvegrww, anUquet, rugi. h--, (COOK tn ui 3-11M M n and 1 P.M told from new. Make pood o»a cm PORSAU SOFA. 2 aUpooven. EH»J- fwndahlag*. «c Drive In to Mao.-..,- KEMPER INSURANCE m» RiTt. MO. DRex«d S-Xil* Ollli, ZSO Mulu 5»t.. U " I DAT ^ to *Jth |Wi for I DOLL Iwif* Btc«r-o- cawKMCCi. : DRI OT* KO ror :_ «-K8»_ BeecbwoodRoad »t '., Summit. \. J .7 PMOU 3-USD • 1— MAMJT. tali at untfri JTiilI DFexil 6-IHI58 Cn.:: Tor rur- »i|»iniis ai'.d «50, CR. 3- -PLEAJSAKT •.n'fphcjue *c*W »•«-.Irj* 3-MQD. JCHIISTMAS SV«6ISTI0NSil DMa Wlieei tauutt. Wkl~,.|> through Friday 1:30 A. M. to 5:M P. M. Cstl MB l-nm troa • ?M. "o t — »un (ampt - fot aal* fw rent i^ PM ROOM lc krr«ly hoone MAHQCiAKT (±ra}>-l»«J DUIMMO dellre^f tPrucUtooaji'a Prat and ocdoarad KUm. Vi C*ruw. Summit OB 3-7171 Hi, UberUr Ckvnen. Mi) !iou« tcblr with extcustcma. kU *4S 3-9000 GRANDFATHER CLOCKS 1 CR 3-5836. ai * Hcapttal. MI. 7-1*!-J ' SWEET CIDER .._. • 4T3. i Pure trtah »*•«* cUl«* ramtalw.-j i 3 BOOKKHEm. 0 IxwutiTuHr poltttwd. DRexai SOir!?i 2-4T13. prewvallvm M^rtr daiUy In ,m- w:, nu>3>n-phMK. 6-498B. mill. FHIIC>' n.jv,>lt«. pum|>kltu>, • WTR&K '. 7 AM to 4 30j AM C CR 3-C3I3 KSTIOVT, ii D>>ii- »5T\ip, hoix* *.> atnd mat! ckulu.. AU clooks )/if £frf j«er Wl'Ji 8 WIG HTM AX'S FARMS jiurrc-.- »IK1 vnnlLj clwJc. » ru mne cf «., ja« «....1 print aUCt- OIR1S 24" rri«:i»l] t>pc bkiycse. RU ortlei'.-t ranrdailan. CR. 3-2115 6-O3W. B. ALTMAN&CO. aato for too*.}-'. >scn»-malMr. COW ur hjn* nuuiau* rott^ti Pr(v,«-"'- M*P WAHTfft—MAU WANHD—MAU lajnhp e&ook M rest orad and irtU ro»«. flower bndh «!iru!». >-,--* 1 •• a«ai«?.t ooitl WnwtdMr. ti v«u . '- to :« Mur4 Rd qup^l/fd -..by. nuilL: aoauiffjtwt-itp O^^XR II» PKR WBEK. Piii-m, H»ncrv«!r ftfl.. Flarluim P, - 4 WORKING A TO DAT WTHOC. M£ 3-M THE BOBIN Hoo« 9J>op, Taylor mr.. t Str«-t, milbuni, «ell£ ft—ROrKEHOLD GOODS N J. in our. iwirtr.f liijt of foeM*? qunll'.v for in>Uoti«. u-lnu,, m«nr>pr ol tin- family Hours in to 3F7T of !»Jfi Miryc]op»r.. JU*'. EACTi THAR t>>n« Ciivtrfd betu ri-T«r»ir. dart*, nmbrUdtra, patotua. j Cloned all day- WetUvotday Dliritl $a.n, (Ioubir »i)d slnfflr rxxlk com- >*iit * on In th«ir n»w ^ i iraduat* praf *m*L S FfRNxsmo> COST OcJj- kHHM TVnmiHS, lOO Sum- 9-4126. : !>l«"*\ ohfiit oi (ln»»-in. p.nr pitc**. l itfn; A Blue Ocw-Bjur Sh mit Avr.. 8unia-.!t: CR 3-0210. dlsikea. silT«r. framea. ror.kfira. au- 1 • B T-d.'. paid «ok !«are WOMAN'S be»«« rowt with 1»»W fox j t-lqur quilt top, etc. CR. 7-1802 | CENTER. 100 Sumriu . Aw C , :«0; Olrt> collar. Bla* lfl. Pin* oonmuan. \>ry I SutBlitt*.. CR J pC. J BOY'S SHORT HILLS STORE Lllr t),-.... Lillian O'Grady. Inc. 1 oaiit. tit* Hooun«..-.i4 Hd a^id Rive: Rii THEN CO»tt K AST) TAIJL TO £>U» tilONEL "0" O»u?¥ tr*lD6. SILVER BL-tTE . (1-3450 1 CR 7-!WX) I UANAOEB IX lit7. Risine, 7 oars. tr*nafarmor, ttcn condition. DReiei ] ALTOUATIC ifn* hot ««!«• hoa-*r. • SELLING . C 1 CRAZY ftlKnK «rt*m|w? Summit StarrT (*->rt«. B«.. |j«. 12. r'» '.4' TV piorure tube. |5. OR Chit) niei'tis twu* monthly »t • NON-SELLING DUGAN IROTHERS CH 7-M57! . tewrt-h. Worm a few times. Like nt-w Cliubb*. Be OUJ- (rut'St ut :ir-xi TRJCYCLI, £"Ootaat^ V«rr7o Ctrl U73. BPU M5 OaU b«itween 3 HOT PtAni deluxe elootrtc raog» menUHKl Cantiict gecrouu? MI J- BENCH HAND oindltlcn. CR 3-3&L5 after 3 P. U. •JUl 7 P.M. M3. 7^H3T,'"« Dxoeller.t oaudltlon. CR. 3-atU. 7(197. • RESTAURANT 2 Service Attendants • - • FULL TIME MACHINIST «tp«n«rjsit....oiilv-- Apply i in person. TIME QUACKENBUSH SERVICE AMI I Some Machine Shop STATION UAXTED Experience. Many REAL ESTATE FOR SALE employee benefits. Grocery Clerks 1-SUMM1T l-SUMMIT 1-SUMMIT 1— SUMMIT Turn spar* hours info pleasant and profitable FOR THE SERVICE J. K. SMIT & SONS. INC. v, «."pr-JH," nvir* thatt IS J-«II« " AUTOMOBILE ot tfat > GLAZEBROOK-SHEPARD AGENCY Apply in person Monday through Saturday, OR 3-«0!fl — We Know Values — SUMMIT | SALESMAN PORTER Our Ustlruw ™i«« tn prlrv fr -..n 9:30 A. M. - 5:00 P. M.( Personnel Department, Trtfrn an asperlerarad m*u to aeC *> <>»r work. pjpuisr n«nr Mffr Pntiitac, W> ,1»t* REAL ESTATE BOARD $16,000 - $75,000 room tar CBM nxui o& OUP a%tes liberal ooocnputT imejta. Oafl CB 3- YOUR RANCH MOVE RIGHT IN Upper Level. 4M0 for covering H«re 1i flh* home T»u biMtM T«l;- COLONIAL ANDERSEN PONTIAC \^^~TAXI Full Urtw ltvff for. Ttwi mwr of tin!* , To thus Ixwuaful air oatuttUoned ii- Taxi 7-M00 SUMMIT 3 •'•ar old ranch has b«en t_- rnwt nr* Rpllt lrvd an a lcii>e t; STOCKHOOM MA1» WAXTTD : BOOKKEEPER Brp^rteuoad. 3»-40 5 BERKELEY HEIGHTS C.>ui«rT Club T"h« Our «e;>rt*tne*id Tiwiiaiwwe will (XHo», J. J. KMTINRT OO liut tvxnit 'Kttti rialaed h««rt.ii flrr p room wtoJi ptcwrr* wtnonm- a-w) at- be moot hmp^n to dlwua VCKH OPPORTUNITIES IN PUBLISHING fl##. K. J. NEW PROVIDENCE icrmwl poroh off the (Qntng room. ; tranUTi flrfipaiicf loada Vo ixrUi an houMt^ praUcaw VHAi you. kltah«n vtth miUnc arsa. 3 beOronmt.. Attractive Clerical Potition. Offtrte* for Yeunf HaV WANTB — MAU AND FEMAU 2 btch» 3 nar »ar»fff amd well Uuwl- j und t eood-«usfld otnunt room. TJvr Are. Summit BOARD MEMBERS noapnO fanl. Nfor tnaiisparOMton uxl rxcnltotnt latctMO nifonla amplt room CR 3-7700 Womtn in eur Expanding Editorial Dapartmanh. wihool Aaklnc prtoe lnc3itdln«: n-aL to for a dlnno* aat A few moopt to .TATM* 1! Monia CR 3-.M74 trail curpfftatf onlr tSH.MDOO 3 eood Mixed boorootra and 2 til*- Kwnod M. Obnt V-M:I5 SPENCER M. MABEN NEW LISTING TOP STARTING SALARY Ti»» Rtohiand .1-7(110 r. >m and 2 car giTu«r on KTOVMHI BANKING OPPORTUNITIES I'-.-K. owner traaiavf«rr«a Aatcti« Vii, THUMB i-9T«J owntr munt wl] tia? •(.:• Th« Stafford A«t-}icy ::-:noo Bfwcliinmd TUxul CR 3-'.!>00 lnteresuiis full-time positions, Modern air-conditioned othct. RlCbWI H BtTQUlSXlfaf 1-4034 . 500. tract1\-c rrlr* »nd fnunr uplK lt>vii and CR 7-rr:7 \dpquat« luncheon facilities. Liberal company MU) benefits. Hobart R. Stsel* T-0OJ7 Mtualnd oil a lovrlv lat with I.--.:* John F. Taylor J-7S76 THE RICHLAND CO., te*« said oamplfitoly T«io«l lr. VJT*t^i«. thru* In > rrrm.- Butlfr AgmcT :l-770O Man ronmi, wwir hail. 23' Uvttu; r.«::;, I Protpact St., Summir r*mlly dlniaK iwxn antl ulttti n*>ii.-: building Emplaj-ee benefits Paid holidays. Libeiil pension ByBtrak Braa :I-7DS( Bnjor tKU »tor* frone cl.TnlaJ .-im- 4'. XLs.^lf R'TWt CTl 3-7010 ', -32^4 3u». » ««t». This bi « mu«t CRESTYIEW 3-40*0 .(a»*ph F. Obun^> a-nm farmUkt rodOnatteJ rtub am Jiuut WihKar £ BdmofMfaiftli 3-7300 and insurance programs. outsMe Bumnitt.. «nd only •- mix- r Olsaabrook-Bbepaara 3-6BW to D. L. Ac W. fttatlan 4'-. ; rmr < Oraew A Handwork J-M00 floor. In • USUAI AUTHENTIC 127,900. JUNE 1957 GRADUATES Holmai Aavner 3-1400 line parMUml TV rwnr ANI> Old-r cclonuU wtth numUr* column «m- Dner a. HoaMfaa 3-MM tiedraom and ba£b. Lam gUnnd and C. KELLY AGENCY, tnuicv »•• wa.]r b»dc from atnwt on 78 Summit Av». CR T Part-time (after school) Positions ID Publishing Jobf-Bcck-Hctinildt O& 7-10J1 •cmeraed poroii. fit-re an aov Ail w«*fcri*r tennte court. Citizens Trust Company of Summit C. Kally Ag&ocy Second floor 1MM three twdnronii and 1st Oour wroml hall, living mom. fttn- : CR. 3-OW, m 7-3«3«, CR :i: 80-53 Uipli- Brrrwi; ' CR 3-330* Clarence D Lone * Son 7-4488 bath. jThnrr'i a tiro PUT mntgt ol Tram now lor your full time job after graduation! Spancer Mtaben 3-1900 course If wnd mawv fMx> r«kfurf». ar^xv, liB^"HtoT^*, aory*nstBd porxslt, ^cvraoD. 2A-SHORT HILLS Walter A McNumm S-3SS0 rtght wt 938,000. 2nd floor. 5 bedroom. 3 oaitta: 3v4 SHORl HUXS. KZLLBITBN, UAPUt- ! floor. 3 bodraami, 1 hatSv. mnnm*. OU WOOD rBX ORANQE8 "aw)"ii' ithar ; hoa W»WT he«t. 3 oar gmj<»(Be. with .3 TO BUTl>» D r*aid«ntlaj oonunun'i'.iw" -MARTINDALE-HUBBELL,- 1N€- Stafford Agency ro,->ni np.irt.tnCTit above. TVucxs, 1737. tnroutboui Ekarm CTnlon ana M^trru AslOliK I43JW0. Buildin« for aa.l«. 3000 »qu«.r« fiwt. 10 Rink St. CR. 3-lOMk. 7-0B.W r eountiwi eonraalaat to Ui« Lack*- ^1 Prospect Street, Summit L yeni am looldrw 'far a largv hom* wanna Including attached 1<*. IO2.000. wttJi nttti%ct«r and charm, vbt* ]nju Emplo3"«es wanted for varied and interesting ROBERT E. DIETZ COMPANY CREST\TEW 3-6060 SOLID VALUE ir. us.*. »<« MASONRY & SLATE OBRIG. REALTOR " HOME PAR EXCELLENCE •ation, many employee benefits^^ including pension ™ r Micone Agency 2: Mapif 5*.. FINE LOCATION CR Ston* front d» hix« Rnocb trp« '">• plan, sick benefits, paid holidays, etc. No Satur- 3» BprUyrflBkl Are Summit cSSdd m ftn«t ftM«K , offfciff i rn»!! onni CLERK TYPIST day work. CR. 3-MOO tnxi'l ar.tl well main- ftwt anrl dsianwitlc floor plan (a; ••- v tiaU. lajy ll\1aw; n»«i; day* LlrUm; femr bexirtxinui. 2 tu.:> PROCTBt t- CiAUBU: W SUMMIT orr«» ntr«u»r.' oo?aru.-JrT fjc Hj TERRIFIC PRICE CUT pH» tw,n«l«I tfa-n wltili flrm: iJirnupp wir«li>»-.s :..-.< Thli lorfdj- farm Catontal In N«ir PTor!- rcnm>, panroor roam, ow r»«anxxn NUW 9PUT LEVTO. pa.-H-lilu- itnMng of, vrnd» mid ..1 T Uwiiant U-xlem . p!«aa»pmm ^rrtlnrrtlng cana-. 4 ts t?*a«po.-t*iscjr.. ikUr.jr bei^flu Including prolit bS*nn«' Mr &cwiro.-h CK good-dar tx-drooms «r»l 2 tdM REDUCED niOM bu^.'iT. Z61 Springfield Arenut j »mild liardty tititiev* tu 4s» wthen you B«C th* o>ui«t4kr»tlDs f«*fun» BUCJI nn 2nd i flt.3m^cv on. 3rx!; Summit, N. J u > modnni kdtcrmn w/m-;- 4- -iwdrooniB -UXKX^ tja-fh- and fxr= LooaVtl on wril-laTit!jwKvi>- ijar- fl:., Summit CTR 3-33«3 443 Spnnfrfiold A7*nm». fMi s.iiii you c«rr* ».ii*rTu<' •>••• nuny CX>D Bu+ler Agency i cm IBI <«» nctehi^l room \r.\u- ••• or Summit fUiw paruallr fliitohed on 2nd f- R-j r<74 COLONIAL with elsiU- roof protpwrtA*. 1^1 \ CR. 3-7T00 U»h«l rticraskt,lon room »• b»r 11, ">,'• MEN tMntruoni uwl -.::>-tl moist. Prtond «• 22.JOO » ur>od J Jr. Accountant: TKT CAPB COD IS A DHAt f THE (XUiONlAL 18 A STEAL mortKntw av«Unb)«» O--C1 1* M O1JJUR HOM1 WITH OH, arti cURtac •.r*.nn 2ml flont 3 i.->r«iiT I* mi- CLERK Accounting Cttrk: Mfa: Cutters HF.AT AND 3 CAR OARAClt [!» WOMAN T, hurtf—oirro W. A. McNamara bmraunu, 2 t.il«l tjmtihs; pojiHlKi FRANKLU: 8CHCXJL 8 K C T 1 O t Holmes Agency Realtor •o '.n to rrrtm muni S*a Food Men i«tx«m ami lamt/in- In ttam-- cn. 3 CR. a-i*M sc 7-0006-it: PHICED TOR Q11CK 8ALE AT General office vrork. c,f»r.t d*. No nvrr.". 2 car (canter Fkinda ruom. 4i St.. Summit Poultry Men C. KELLY AGENCY, A- Bvf» Ctt 5 day week. Good working "CORBY^EI^TERPRISE I. B. M. Operator: GOOD CHOICE A. J. DUNNDER WOMEN Realtors j 30-NEW PROVIDENCE conditions. .LAUNDRY Credit Clerk: CONSTRUCTION CO. Cashier* cn I CAP|j:OD BUNGALOW Meat Wrapper* i and »t.tlc, Jarj. !.-». Stephens Miller Co. > Clerks ennr:«r h*U colon!*: C>r tskTgt, %-rXl l*i»t*ioar «l PJ"*- "•' DOROTHY'S ll lcttJ~hnii nttfi 't: n Sutnmu 'CR 7-OO3C i:a*i>U:5h» for ultra mwlwm knerwm. 4 CASUALS :t., b*tt». dcov 2-oar ,.A MAJOR MIRACLE BOCRLT 500 ( cum l>e nuui' Tork at horrw. t »rwl 'S) R«l hru-k ooltuUaJ wt-J; iiia.tr roof. A 4 •-',. MORTGAGE - 'O", - » TKARS TO OO ndinr>l«t.1W( jwrond no.ir for « ni.un',1 • in iiariiiaurr CROW"N IT.•'.iw:r:*« f». Two-caj »ti»oti«l tmruftr W1'-- T-«H1 5 hKlxKxnu. 2u rmttie. ranr n»Tr«]- 1 tiOT-T WIK Thstrd. Lot AI^L-K* 48 'nd cr«n. l«ry« rccrwttCKl Kpncc, tfrtitrhufuJ altar*,-, n^w Jinmi' ntL\-n-»Mc llrin« rvwm dim.iK he ««*n to bt aprovRlaxecl. Arrr*-* - •.:- ••.»>r-..ur.tv v> i r.-v-jii. notdicr fcl'chwi with unimwdmi t-wtlim or**. 3 lwm.utltul brdroorrai me us only. nasno ! for •.'••••ctfr '.in*: T-i-ili;S with hufff dfidt t* C*rr»urHl U-vrl. re.-nwt.ioE room with Uratorr onaniur - JOSEPH F. CHURCH ji :RCC\IOF. r_ac! sin FOOD FAIR STORES WHITMORE & JOHNSON out to delightful fla« «OK» patio stuitifd r»v tr«mnndoik •„-«• and tour-" ' por.r «cr«arl«Mf 0«i»bl» Sut fl B>vnk 8r. R*uJtor» CR 3-1404 ranond for uunom prtv»cr pli* affiirdtm; rirm^ruon lor chlk*««i and ».' i 33 Brand at. SALESWOMAN iir—17 ncKHRfl, rKC »-.- >::al arm ^p West Narthiield Roarj A Vrt*. A Sun CR. 7-OM8 ft ME. 5-0rm Boonomloal hot wmtur rwatln« Walldag dUnaaio* t« raU ana ma trAi»ar. i •lot; of B{MriT-Ri» cat. 3-O»H nOtSONAL BROKER SERVICE 1 Women's and deb's shoes. , f>prii«nri«l Ar... Summit. N J OR mm', arrvu^s- j^ar.. pro~ Collins Terr««, Ljviru:ston MAL ESTATE WANTED J-7M0 U Jy' Summtt and VlolztftT r.ir mntaruloiM Brotrc aCtanUon to UNDER $30,000 j , Permmnent position. iCl Tottr nmk tn waking. burUMt. fi- _^ TO tinr CTRB SBRVJCR »ml claalnK yoxu nrw home. DONT MWe SEEINO THIB TODA1 • ' SUMMIT Excellent salary plus ATTBNDAKT — EtATB coault Moiru Avr. Bumrr_. REAL ESTATE .TORN r TATLOR. Itaaitor JOAN O. CHRYSTAL, REALTOR TO 5 acra for 1 hoUif commission. W rs jrx' r>j» -oir.« mll« of Berkdor tMffht Pwwxiiwi t>rrvcr Spnn«rt«id AT. Summtt. on. 3-7al warrant WANIED—MALI IP rrt vovn. T»T AXPHJCB IWFURNtSHED AFT. FOR RENT "* ncruiar monbhl? forming Trust FvnU Movie Time Table *r;r. Fiftfth &• P Para a Avtm. tie- To It: • Kiennu: 'r.iin*jf Onil _. :'Oi:.trnt-rit !••• H< irwiat «c; taifeu, ate. ;in-j A- Aii'-.i»t-:in.:i: will be held in 'rovidenc*— A tni*t SUMMH orowrtcioth. 4»c; astta. SSc; eortmoj Hiat—CockUOl-a-itei Ne*. r»- ? mdH CU 3-4377 ! Exclusive Garden .:*-:.: ME V- STRWD ! jb('':i "!'• i • CIO: ttjloc, Stc; contact, |&c; roua 10. lf$f fur dor iiUons U> Uu.- New Prov- 4 rut>b«r. abreddwl. Me ptr ib - SFAML8TIUSS6 Custom MALE AND FEMAII '• V T '* • , )» dot*. «-ls. 6*c; aUuilar w tloaa of BBLBi If WJH- idence Recreation Commis&ioo - Duplex Apartment ad Dkfera up Pfi : > 2.' v -,- one wool, atlk UB«Q, oylua, aacrtm or- 3 :.«.n». 14 taitfce. Mr <*. xSMouwd or pan. will he T:u..ti» :. :.;:. O.E CR stablished. Mivor Samuel ' •", •* '• at i< "Do It Youmu" iiriiin ; m mm QQ|. »A—LAS'ItSClF* GARDENING Jones pnnounml «i to p recent unoa from Baua. DM River. Bnt- Borough Council •x.r. Crwtaat. quadriga. Gkley & Lord « 2'C to Uw >-«r roanm. 3 b&ihs Par Danc-.st? for cti ctarti ],„ U&Iliaaoo, BeUUog - CarticHU, Puujtb. Besidents who wish !.• 4 ••£ .... B NOfYoUR '4 vr ^ 4ff"v5Xlt^aB CroOlpiOll. &&&VU3iXbChC? 2 «i. fcs New England Gardens ;... to Ihe Recreation Commiskion Kt> W.rKlf ew. Adv&ac*. ButMttck uc- ft SUBURBAN Call, aad Strapliatj Bsturat. Vogue BANK 7D-M N** Katrlktwi Av sene Fund, ma> writ*- » check u> MORRISTOWhr and klodaa Royslta P&ttcrn Service 1 P ma u- the "Borough of Vvt Pn»\nlfnrf" C0!WMl*NTn PLAYHOUSE Op*o •reuin& u> ID P.M., eus&tv u> BUT YOUfc TREES REMOVED o" *' ?g£?*B^ * * SOTlCt TO COVTKAfTOES ( PII.. JBfferaoa 9-171B. ARBOR TREE SERVICE TOWNSHIP nr BCRkUfY HEIGHTS indicating n be used Un iecrm ' fJfl 1J«« (Inn. (,, ) i.u"" " m •• v. . >. BOARD or AnjtwnacNT. tion purposes. All finiSiihutinii.'- S'>" lhri. ^IUI |ii. '< ALPERN'S fARD OOOflS and DSC- CK 3-«4B3; rv«a CR 7-3M7 UNRIRN. HOUSE TO IENT j IVION rotvrv. SKW JEKSEY \ •' • I* ! I, ORATOR SUPPLIES, opposite Aide*. HTOEM sr«»X HllHK ' K1NCWU.T O. THOI«8ON to tornuKl) rerrrr,1ion v ill U? con- ney Uilk Btru on Ri, 10, euirmw V'TlrE.J* HEKOBT aiVSS V.wt , trolled by I he iicnc.i MI: U .I;S LitU«too rd 1B1 202i. Ha 72 bus belitiun; o.oru Alao NEWARK 'A STREETCAR » too f*et away. Morn* RENTALS WANTED ,- r-cruiiKtfr T-vim»hlp of mission urult-r th<\ >uprr\ lAioiV ni H.u::.-* T »-;»-j:p H-Ui. P.irk | AN OHMS ANIL RK.O. PR(KT0R> ABCHIB BUYS DOMISICK CHI ERA Ck-neral V you U»v» .ij the Borough Couiu-il NAMED DESIRE' »c»p:tig, cor.t.r»rw,r ii.ntor to rwvt or loaar c*^. a* AN ORDtNA-VCr TO VACATK A f nr f>»; noure: Oar •pmui*,* Tin- UDVJJK of The question came up «hrn a >r -ir OR 7-O+4S CERTAIN STIUGBT UfSKiNATED Ab i 'PROPOSED NFW STHEBT" KIN. recent contnhuliiiii K;I> niaiif -i> *IMl CSt'U I 1 i .-.-iioe NIKO tAST ANI> WEST Ol the Recreation t niniiu.ssion. in aatnm u. Butler Agency \p» JiTt.'. all We:. "TRJSBT AS MIOVITS' C» A «md p!umfcuig wu)>p.Uu O|>eo; ever TAIN MAP KVTnij.iJ " MAT OF ,order to ivoid such rontiibutioi:> cii-ur««d Raoert E 5 :»j<- it. 8 -So PV! lT CVHKIM 1 nr...in k ID |, tn tint Arc^idra CR ow\^ BY GBOBCJE j being pl«c»'d undiT i;t»npral funii!-. aona* irxn x. uccrj roo ;orn» o. tMdk. r, m l£ejncn»rt!ie. Ml 1-U4t> rut haod for C* prvn>t»rd »•>-!: p-«*- Council initiated the Reserve by Jaic J Kruu. CIVIL tat. Fund for the Com mission. PLAIN' 7-Room House N, j., IN Tm CITT or ••«•«. • .6 1 17 -., •• MAttU.N (ONTRACTORS SLMUIT. \JN1ON COl-NTY. NlTKf RKO PROCTORS kttctaau WUc AMI TO C-r-.'-rufinr. Co KKU tJ{ET« « ! ' ' 4. • •< : v- \i. BOXWOOD — completely Cf)n.t.nwctar tnt btilidte St.r-.t :>r:rk IHQtCN HEMITINM PROM AKV •i •« '• i .r; i. • •;• FIRST TIME AT! -Van- j •litfwUte Ail t\-ye . co:.r,r«(. w.rk DEDICATION TH>2UX>r •S \ '. ,-' A I-; - X • ;;. [ •i.W coawtrito-joa. .Nichauia L yeaj- laa*e $275 at a ajas! t HAVE \ ONE ru? tx:<> AmecKMn OL1«.'-»J red: . J POPULAR PRICES'. one rus Itolti AmtrtoaJi Olen-^J Uar Stmif Tu ,p«ob too BIMJU. CR RICHLAND CO. «», (ktr r:«ii ,.; ;n§ t<>1 i*I |xi|)iil;itmn- or nraviv; (id.iKKi;- Star .i~.JW. br nmtr ac r YOU RODGERS & LUCIA K2TIVAL A.ND DAWC..'. So»n- r Suiiiinti. do u*r.-by (MK» person.*, are resirtmp nn the clil—,-c-..'« clua. iUurday 30—MlbCCLLAN'EOl-g *: sumnut CR ;-?ii:o isliimis «if Ja\a and Madura, ; HAMMERSTEIN 8 P.M. mid CARPENTRT-TILINi Mr. H» BOUGHT which makr np'onl) atom! 9 per i I"rt-d J Rlbbach cent of tiip tut a|'area: vi.-y R.ocl Rcpittra and alteration*, ti Mr Seymour C. KATFS6 23» : Klichi-ru or any tn»lde wnrlt Cwy 0»«k. . »nd fornUca topp i No) )ob tno amaU. FURNISHED HOUSE FOR RENT a YOURS> OKLAHOMA , oil--, luniture, ohtup. CR 3-3828 cat 3-7 LOVELY 5 it*!'n >"c J7 '•» K> of '.Jtr AS ORUINAMCB -it TESN a;* cpit. DollytiiroUet. toys, I tor.. wtnrt iwt. »-«x Hrvin, and Hit.'. - CH *- «-n tar »'«K«> GORDON MacRAF • GLORIA GRAMME _lU'-r»totl «-lf,7B. 6-109.') ; WX'(Hi ILIUI ck;;vi:Tq 1.' i!i<- M1 or itv» htnr- nix«Vf null, d -- TH1 E SHIRLFY JONES • GENE NELSON 1 PC Moicrii U\t~.f tutu and trii'.'.eri. IPHOPTI, ilding, iiciire pnvn.*»! . inomi•- ^. a' M!T' rimiwd Apr .: 7 iffv, JuneALLYSON\ punttng KHH» Coi.trncnne Co FURNISHED ROOMS •„; the •upvlenifa t i)i-i>c: Virwtiv ai nor, CHARlOTTf CREFNW'JOC - I DDK A.b[RT Clilld's Toil teg) t-AHi DRfifi *X7 cop:« i>f ywn.'< h• <;. N.iv.-nibc- 2,i ROD S!£lG[R li.tc nrw. CtOd wuod ir *uc dnuoir rooat Otnuj'^r COUINS GRAY m CiiriT[3tS AND lutC^Tt clp-aiitrd iito C. PKILIr u prefarrvd 8 PannMty Pi_ ttiun. of oamnM, L:'M' tuir- VU>.ir. ; p rplrrt PaltttlnPlttl g nndd lUdinit Sl»t* , „„, 1 Ann Ann \1 •1- to S r-k>. U>" ltCA 7-6.£'VUlo;i.iJ«*iol ' I biacitt will b* iwjuired to J. KM.UK' City O^irk of Air rnorins .Sprliicileld Rooflnc —• — hoivdSnc ooni- \;'5 Df Sunumi. do hereby cp.-jrv Co. DR-XPI P-4207 NLWI.'•''"' V utfrnr»:K! i«ii<| TiirnU>h»d tli* for««oing onutuuio* wi* >' Avc, i;j;U.';: ?£ I? -mlKiw Full 11:.1 of KhonU:;* »np. • ' Clty t»:if.. CiU:..i hdica*.. sold. i:-cv.-| vih Rtff« urd screen. liOSBMBERO GUN SHOP, MUrtioc* | K-KAa/.NT^ laom to prtvat* hootc. 1936 SEALS ! fioh •MIAMI EXPOSES ti7 ^- Aiy. 22£6 iiprllic.;uld Avp,, V'AUZ- CR ^-5.^7 ^^^ WILLIAM Clerk. | NOTIC7E IS HEREBY ariTN. That • »», $10. hABCZ ROOMS tc.rnd i-onT . t,i. Tim, itvcnim at t-'w. »ub«»ib«r. IT'S N-flT TOO LATE ' dltloii. lies'. J10', jr»rnr. 14 Rlrw r 2j> Tl»« fiumniiT Tru* Oomjiwr. < CSvlVuinia oarcii. 1R n-i. flumri.:- CR 3-2J.I6 SOIIIL TO (BEDITOBb ciLv—Hail M -:;, Norcraai. Anvn- | ft;.d 11.MC• co:'.v« .10.A Ca^I ROOM nth P Mai* batl. J M'ffiiiUi. dwnurt \rlU c!.k!i Ar;if.Ui. Arl Ll.ie, (ic O\KX\ f':*!- Hiu: Oo., CR KSTATE of UILUAU OGRAAO TAT- be nucU-fcl »,IMI «rii-«l tri- t.lir Siirro- day «(. i:. -.,, Bwsou KU1 C.i.. 'i'jA O- -i 2-74M. UXK., Dtmwl. Ka-1-, urn rrp:rt*(i Tor unUimmt, 10 AHJ;I«, tp.l;4(tlt^l. DlU-xci «•- g^^y ROOM wttlj rua:^a« «y-er, mivomttr. •-*• nrtkr of CRARIJ* ThF t'iU>n dwuify c;-,iun—i 11: r£ O»trloc* ^ OTTO. JR., fiurro(paa« u< ttw O««)tel CR -HII51. !0 A M BRIOOS ar.d R;ri3taa 21- HP C»u;. •- v Cnaor.. nodr oti tilie __ , -*tt.i.- ;l*r of NOTHJIO^C AD.. >m«l Kotwibr 13, 1** 08HttrlIuir.il f-v.,ch V jl— .MdVINU . THL miMUIT TRIWT COUPANT. AS OKDINANCI tloa. ORrxc: b-MVS. hl-:l.-.i: ni.-nn ;>r".\-.lnr>t. CTI :i-:2:t ••:> >:.^ L::- i 4 „, McKIKOAN ii (ilLSON, '• A". ORDIVANt'f TO VAC ATT • ^ Oaiuli.i; ('.-OB. «zc 10; lU-itUx M0VINO, haiulii!; Rnuwrmbl*. «ff!cl. Fi.EASANT Uglit -txan, Sim rio-ir c*ri-~ mn.clii;:<; luied il- pi* 3112 HpniVUJil Avr lVii.'Tlos (>y l.AJtr-!l I'l.ACt IN «..! unin- Call Mt.'ritock 5-oaiO Sunmilt, N .1 TK1- CITV OP rilllin fdfJTIY p:^urt« wiwt>»' aiae. 1W- Day or Lie in ConaolldatcO ww-kiv CR 3-731:. cxi'li j 1 DRtxtd 6-0570. N<>v -j(i xttc. 6 :a an or rsios SF.K .imam AND -IO V-ion N J ATTTiArTTVE room in » prtTmt* :U>IIM. nn,K.\si- AL: IIHI.IC RIOHTM TWO H ft. oirjaplm, pr«aUoaily n«>» ftliitfi- nr (Uiul)lr 3 mil., tn bu» tnd ttw of bald <1< • IMIl VOL M.L r.\(.t 3 3;—rMNTIM. - I)K( OKATINO mi i Tnirn ll>» NOTlCr Or SETTLEMENT AMI ivTRji-icsT Tinair.iN IMSTI.T- Mad« by bfti'. IUVDWII rtKwnuMir Of DLAW nairoud. Woini-u f«^v »Ttn». ' " Will t>f HW- NOTICE M HOUSBT Omw. Th*t tNO PHOM AJSV DHDIfAHON lnusoit to ctBaar.v rj« «.::ri IKIW honu.' J D McCRAT 0 Boutli lit ur ITCOV- f lix*rmn- BT«1 TV iCODA3Ln>E pro|«otior. modal 2A. unit iT fnfcTMirr. Kit.i*:: <.•" .vl |. »a:vHC Trxuf. CH«Jif. ti- A-.'.u«if In '<.rt't' Whlt» Jr & Co PalntlUK uid Dec- »u.-ruiv:'.. N. J DMM.UK, on many, Dwnnmr 14 i«rm l bv • i "P1J,:.O»"t>v#iTi Escey ES<«irlr Otvan $ 74..'iO Born.SE xoioiiiJ. Buiuct: A KATPTS CHimmcmU tolovox IU-J03> or aiErrury Rrciy apdJifH 4S5.UO f Of ALi.NUA HOLUER, uV. N" ^ oorvrr'.mv; Licatlan. CvC »TWr «. ». pur, g,::t 8ptn*t .. 4»5 fio m 78 O|irnt U»llT fcuu. Bdklwto B1AIW* .- 5».0O ci-aer «• CHARLES TX3 Kir 10 AM to 1» r WurlitMr Oi-jwn 994.00 A Cm 1. JR. Surro«i.T* ...'. tlif OH TO WHOM IT MAT JO Lto- ("Kir. • i»: 'MJII. nuuie ut Oir 11: • TAKt NOT1CI: Hammond Clvord Orpin (Vmrd) 830.00 "*i-'(l DR»xrl l-tltl f, p.. Suir.mf. CR .1-3373 V»tr.Tnand M-2 Oiwti rUMd) 11S0.0O d M, 1 wlK Mil *t « PubUr S«i«- on PAPIR MIU R(K:c:u CARELLA of L.:I.I> 1 - M.uum & H.«rito - Kiafbr • toiimet EXPERT Interior aaa .xt«ior p»tm- rtay ixxv^ilxir 7. 10M •< 2 PM i- USE WeiiUil ruroluse Kau A»all»bl« l/T^f. RU:;:\V, roir. fi—a'niv ji ft'. Bll '» dii;' S^rvlcf A'dtuni l.>~a MIlllUIINPL. AN. J «|R"*' «"«:l« Ui,'; p»prrtiangtng. EatlniMca USr- »t OBI .Syrii>f;risli1 Arr. Nmr IT. tj a-0668 CII-T 8-BMH prlvwtf ivamf Bmutifu. vtrw oT AXTENBURO PIANO HODSE WKUIUI:'. . trrodk. wic! < ur- >ur.vii:.wl. III'; n J,lr.i. \Vnr fwat C*rtiiiiM«, OwwMr run Ei. j«mr,' st m—ibwai. !< J. VETERAN aturw pAitmnc m d»onra»- Out '.Sty. PN.rrt. :»-(>-r »»^IAI., ,S»T HN milk—Turn thrmith S«t ing Call DRi»i'i r-ilK; NO.. HIAT UaflBX! Mill. H:mt-M»li. Thun.. s»t.. 1' 10 44/ JJTRAMDCR. J-JVOO "Mfrt>EMAN~l>aby~lp»n.! 23- NOW PLAYIN& THRU SATURDAY \SE pianos. LarfTP uaorUnont •.,_-DR-re, l 9-0035 -!.- iM-vr Ov-crixtk H TEO scon or buy. Ttnm Dawe. 233 Bro«a St.. _™._;. i^. M Klrra-»>. CR Sununlt CR 3-7496 NOTICE Of RETTLKMrNT VIRGINIA OSWALD in tlrwiU llurxnini' traili'my Award U'innri wu«hln« Onlv quilktv vnrk, rr-mon- —:—' : ~ IP HHR»»Y CilVf^. Tlint PRACTICALLy MfK «*D«t fUUO. BRIT.VFTER Now At His CR 3-J717. »!)!»• 22 joir» experience. 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