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"W *#•:!#••>#. CBANTOBP^crnzpt^ ji^ <»IWNICI cationai-civic and frateraal •#- H» Harrington, president; Of " St fain, m-- <**»• k iRuWe «>H Michael's parish executive board, pom jbhainnan aad a trustee of Bishop Will will talk on "The Expansion of a Vnipa Junior College and public Discussion Club. Program-" ; : rdafions chairman and executive Following the general sewlohi fcaerd member «f the Mew Jersey eSunday il«w win be held OPEN THURSDAY NITE „ Aiuaiiaty i^op "iaW W. Curtis, S. T. O. aiixiUar* £Arrt* at Which time refireahmemTwUI be ^tidwp^Kat^Boland of Newark and.archdloce^n director-of served by nwjmbers «f the parish KENILWORTH (•:. -.^.- i ;SS2«tt«t«rnitypf Christian IJcWrine^wUI^ CCDin'^^j^^}^^!!^^:i;'-:S:'-l G A R W 0 0 D CRANFORD ttTthe Lay Institute of the CCD on' - '-*— ^ ~ The workshop session of 45 mln- Ml ^.30 jMU. and will hi; pf>iPntfld >»« will hPgln at 3:45 p.m. The Sunday at j^._Bgicbael> Church. by Thomas Jv Brettt president of schools of instruction, have been •'•:•;':••*••!•$$ .Theme Of the. Instate, -"The Par. the archdloccsan board.(Our Lady prepared by the lay members of Plans for a __—.,..__. a^XIV. NoTS • iph Executive Board" htls been of All Souls parish, East Orange). CCD and' will' cover the following hike around Surprise Lake, a trip planned and organised entirely by The main speaker, the. Rev; Wil- 'categories:! ' ',.. .'••. •.-, ', V ,"• ''•••'•Vv .k\ to the States Island Zoo* attend- Schools List ' members of the laity-from Union, liam Conner, director of CCD for "CCD and other Parish Societies ance at a Weft Point football game Cranford Faces Curtailment Red Cross Essex, Hudson and Bergen County the diocese of Springfield. Mass., by /the 'Sev.' Randolph Gibbons, and a father-and-«on swim at the parishes/ / •••"•' .• .',- :•'/ • . • • will- explain 'the opportunities O.F.M. (St.* Ann's Fairlawn);,Exe^ Westfleld YMCA were outlined by Considering ;. "Registration for the session Will Which the movement presents . to fUtive. Board Training Course ;Cubmaster Roland Graham as Cub Of Mental Hygiene Services begin «t 1:30 p>m. in the main foyer the laity to aid in the teachings oT (Closed session for two,members [Pack 76 held ita first meeting of Cranford's services at the Mental Hygiene Clinic of Union Countyt , of. St. Michae>s\ School The (Rev;Christian Doctrine. , fVcnueach parish specified by the season to.'.the , American', Le- will be drasUcally curtailed beginrung in January i unless this com- Mergeg r M William B. Donnelly. pastor,1 will parish spiritual' cjlrcctbr-flrs t of • 8 '•?- C^ord-Odkwood-iR^Uwo :nt munity coi>tributes approximately, IsjbvO,, to, the cUnic, It was an- welcome the members in the school orience" Is the topic of discus- Office auditorium. Newark) by b t at a meeting in the Walnut Ave- ing with the Summit Red Cross lay. from Bishop Curtis will present the the pack: Greg Ol Aji ; nue school under auspices of the buffering . members of the first Archdjocesan sion by John J. Garrlty (Our Lady Mrs. Evelyn Rather, vice-president MayoV JohnX iBifenna» an- Chapter, lt'was learned this week. 1 1 • Bayok. Mrs. Charles Cranford Community Council. ;'• '•'. On U>c eve. Of. the 1937 Cranford United Fund drive, W» J . .Miller,! Board of the CCD. The nrchdlo-. of Mercy, park Ridge). Following of the ardlocesan board (St. Franr •iniinced at Tuesday night's meet- Committees of the two chapters, and other was announced *f new SLi th Township Committee More than 30, residents, repre- ; cesan calendar for 1957-58 will be , this, Mrs. John Miller (Our Lady els; Ridgefield Park.) .. V;'_.••:•; succeeding Mrs. ._. together with a field representa- !| executive chalrmah, today issued an. appeal to Cranford'residents fth senting varloui local organizations welcome the United Fund solicitors and to. contribute as generously - ' explained by the Rev. Roger Rey- |,of- Sorrows, _ South Orange) .will :: .Teachers by Dr. Walter F. v Mrs. Raymond King artordinan<»provldta tive of the National Red Cross, R. Best, superlii- present "The Development of ah:.' ,/•' Schools of Religion !' ; trucUon of sidewalks Interested in mental 'health, at- discussed the proposed merger at possible. . • •",,; ';- ;..•: . ' *..•.•' .•-'•:. '' :.. .. •'•'/:,.,..".', . ,•;';:..••. nolds, executive secretary of; CCD, son; chairman of teachers of the sale. \\s, reported that The General Session will begin Religious Vacation School:;; James High School of Religion (or Layboard ut the week here* : Asks Drive Support house canvass- will be made in be- 'cation Schools' by Lawrence' ,Musi Connors was appointed ovement and the costs ^ was discussed. • ' ..: . .:.••.'.,••'.•'••••'. .• Chapter, said yesterday, l»0 def- Iranford/High School absences acainst the benefiting prop- Mrs. Charles Redden, council inite action woqld be taken until half of the fcranfor^rWelfarc^As- . ella (St. Francis, Ridgefield Park); chairman; • • '. • ; • " . • • •, - a bit higher earlier. in the Sedation, Visiting Nurse Associa- Helper-Fisher Schools of Religion Den mothers who ?jti& serve president, who presided, outlined the proposal had been presented to ^^r announced that the the council's • Interest which, shethe chapter's'full board of direct- ..... but dropped to approximate- tion, Boy Scouts and GW Scouts. by James P. Farrell, chairman of during the month of October axe: ly 15 percent yesterday, Dr. Besj home, visitors of the board (Our Den 1. Mrs. Edward Gill; Den 3. proposed sidewalks are outUnedjm said. Is to promote the general ors and suiticleni time given for A. goal of $24,100 has been set. Lady of Peace, Nejtf Providence).. Mrs. Paul McConnell; Den 3/Mrs. J \Efi the townshlpengtaeer-i welfare of the community with the the directors to study JU phases of iiaid. The elementary figure has re- in the 1957 campaign, with allo- cooperation of and through the the suggestion. While admitting mained' "quite constant" at about cations as follows to' the partici- .Organization of1 Religious Dis- Roland Scheller; Den 4. Mrs. Al- tcrcstcd townspeople. He coordinated efforts of existing or- that a fulMnectlng' of the bbatd. 12 percent.Jwhileiunior_ high ab^ pating agencies: Visiting Nurse cussionClubs by^Thomas Flammia fred Brown;-Den 5, Mrs. John will be called soon, he declared no Association, $2^00; Welfare As- Connors. haVthc committee "would ganizations and individuals having sences run about Ifl percent, he (Stl Ahthfony's, •EtoBbetK>;<\Exi ltto^coniments an' interest.' in • community prob- hlndlnrdeekion.probably^would^be sociation, $5,006; Boy Scouts, $9,- WMM ' lere :Iehisr- • . • . . Roy Irving shown of Pack. 76 acuviuW of'the lTiH made' for several months. Feotbali Game Off. • Miss.A. Cella Mantia, secretary of \Robert. M; Crane, vice-presi- $800, ' ... . •••• ••:•'•. '.'.•.• the board (St. Anthony's); Parent- past season. These included the proposed ordinance : It was learned that the original Saturday's scheduled football "The United Fund participating trip^to West Ptoint. the Walker- sidewalks In the following dent of the Union County Mental Fills Vacancy game between Cranford and North Education Program by Mrs. Clar- Hygiene Clinic, outlined mental suggestion; for a merger cf the local agencies have become an 'integral ' Snce Blrksrieyer, chairman of par-Gordon Dairy trip, the Memorial chapter with some other: chapter PUinficld was. postponed yester- 2Sy side of Brookslde hygiene clinic service which was day because, of the" illness of six part ot Cranford UfcVv Mr. Miller.;: ,«/nt-educ»tion bf the .board (St Day; parade, the picnic and award first Offered to Cranford residents came from a field .representative On Committee pointed out; "The services they' scenes of the. last meeting. Slides place between Orchard andlSpru« of the National Red Cross. The Na- key Cougar players and members I John the Baptist, HUlsdale); Apos- In IM4. He said it has been ap- v v ; 11 v ; prbvide^could^notibe purchased^ di- ffa ,,,„. fogvj; Were furnished by Roland Schel* 'SrUts; easterly side of Orchard tional organization, it b under- of 'tne opposing team; -^-' '- --.-'.-v^,' . /' tolatXof Good Will by Miss Joseph- treet from Torbush street to parent for: some time that stable was swjwn in a* •member of the rectly for many times the aniotmt ine L.^lutchinson, chairman of- the lerr George Freese, Roland Gra- continuing financial support for stood, is endeavoring to consol- ip Committee Tuesday: . G; Frank Zimmerman, 'high of the United Fund goal, and they ham and John Connors. \ A color Brookside place; westerly slde^of idate as many chapters as. possible ccbool principal, said it is; hoped apostlesN^f good will of the board Orchard street from Woodshole this vitally essential community fill' the vacancy for the. I are made possible only by the ,of .Sorrows, South Or- motion picture fAm, This is New Health service eventually, must: be throughout the country in the in- kf the year .caused by thethe. contest can" be arranged ior I devoted efforts of' Volunteer work- Jersey," also, was shown. . - K roaa northerly 117 feet from'TuUp terests ot economy both at the November 23, the Saturday be- provided. \ •'."•:'• i''>]•• •'.'./•. / »i In June of Public ers in each organization. . .•: ' At the close of the meeting. S tl side of/Spruce at the fore Thanksgiving Day. Otherwise, tBd Mrs. Arthur F. Ackerman, pres-. . ."These people stand, ready to I by Laity Mrs. James Pratt and Mrs. Roland Of Hospitality idettt of .the Union County Assoc-r level by reducing the the game may ha.ye to be consid- continue their' Work, asking only ' Scheller served eider and dough- , property aria Torbush.street ...lltty. Mr. Irving, a Republican, is The entire workshop program 110 iation for Mental Health, told of field service staff. Unopposed for the. one-year un-ered cancelled, he ^stated, since that we help-them to help bur chil- has been arranged ;by members of nuts to the cubs and their parents. Southerly side /< Df*" "" the .services the. association had One of the' factors which w '-• • • •• . •*__ «' there are no other free Saturdays Tagged for road 10t 58 *«*•*« *•**..&£' expired term; of Mr. Wbitty, in . MHXER. JK. dren, our sick and our needy. the laity of CCD fronVtne 4 coun- AtState Event rendered.Cranford In providing heavily in favor of » mcr_ erly line of Brown terrace to 100 next month's General Beetion. before then. Please don't let them down!" ties-represented. Mrs. \JSdward J. Mrs. Clara Williams of the Cran- funds for clinic service for this the Cranford-Garwood-Kenilworth The motion to appoint Mr. Irv- Out sick yesterday were the fo). W. D. ComptOn, chairman for Gallagher, chairman of s Homemaker Uniti Jcet east of the easteriy line of ford Board of 'Education Is hos-community through its mental Chapter, with some oihpr chapter lowing "first string" members of health fund drive, as well as car- ing was. offered by Public Safety business, Industrial and civic or- . 49c clubs for both the-archdiocesan Brown terrace; southerly sldVof pitality chairman fpr the filth an- in the area was that the local or- Commisskiner '-Nicholas St. John the CHS football team: Quarter- gahizatlons, yesterday reported executive board and St Michael's Resigns : Tots'n Brookside/place easterly > from rying on the broad educational as- ganization has not raided its quota s nual workshop of the New Jersey taCorte, who pointed out that Mr. back George Williams, Center that a total or $991 has. already parish board is ln charge ofNar- Announcement .was made of thfj lands oNhe Board of Education, to pect ol the. association. She cdm- for the past two years in the an- Thomas O'Brien, Tackle Paul Die- BOBBY LUSTRE CREME Ann Federation of Boards of Education, 7 Irving was the chok* of the Re- been collected from these sources. ' rangements for the institute, as- nnette, the westerly sideline of WWow pared the respective functions of" nual fund drive./ ' •' V-'.'•'.;•.' resignation of Mrs. bi td in Atlantic publican Municipal Committee and fenbrucn. Norm Muldrow: and Eric -, Mr- Compton said 23 percent of BONNET sisted by" members of the parish , damakos o_f Re„ d, T.^ . executhi * strcett westerly side of Willow which begins today in Atlantic the clinic and the mental health The' local chapter maintains an that he represents an area of theTarver, halfbacks, and End Ken the'organizations have been cov- PINS board' and discussion clubs. ' Toddlers ,xity.\ ••'••....;.•. ' ;;-'• v'-i'v *«r\,- ; director, as the first fall meeting S'toVpoint-outherly.1.129.47 association within the mental office and fulWlme secretary at 10township formerly represented by neth Weeks. . -' ' ,''V .•'•• .--"^'" ered and that a number of business The Most Rev-Curtis, upon com- Mrs. Williams..has arranged' a on Faffe >) of the executive board '. fcfcHbaacK f /feet from the southerly sideline of Commissioner Whitty. The new ap- Sister Victoria, principal of St.For Building firms will not be able to contribute pletion 76f the •workshop" session, Inc.. s held «£ prpgram.for wives and children of pointee. Commissioner LaCorte Michael's School, reported few ab- A fund drive to raise about $1 until homeAtticcs send authorixa- will present the Pope Pius X :cently^ats office, 10 Worth: ^Brooksiderplace/:••;,•;:-;•. -.•••:y '•' board members, school - superin- stated, is a native of Cranf drd and teaces at,the Parochial school. She mimoto for a. new building will be tIon. This will prevent thf .jMCa-.'. KUUJ ^a*N mww v»iw.fc> «w -T —_ Northetly side of Lafayette place tendents and business bft^clals..This Awards of Honor to members who Union avenue. Mrs. H. Irvint QUOQ has tong been active in Boy Scout i said thejqpnher out has, never'run conducted by'Unlon Junior Col- mlttee from getting, a filial, figure have completed 10 to 20 years of from Springfield avenue to WU-is ttie first year the -"^-Hn««nii- lege, it was announced today by L iawfl youth work. He:,is:;« •***"" when Its phase of the drive closes service in CCD work. He wUl be • •• * "i.vi-.tom'it.-:,:'-:':- ;; the meeting.- ^ itfef Whetti^r' :thi^'iij'ir^i^ni .' War H veteran and a past Dr. Kenneth C. MacKay, president, tomorrow, he said. •';•''•'•'•. ' :'/ HAIR fUTTING ILANOUN •"••"' assisted, by Father Reynolds. .Mrs. AM Fanning at Cranft thl ttadleor? Jearning/theit havey met with; thip trustees at. a thander of Cranford Post. 212. and. Brigadier, General Henry C. Members of the Klwanls and Ro» •'A Pontifical Benediction of thefinancial seeretary. lepottcd * Joint workshop; Mrs..Wililams said American Legion Nulton of Hillside.' chairman of BArWSHAjtf>00 lea or Consider nth«r Union County ^ducatiot the board of trustees.

: • IWIfc^ ^•l..l>».. —! • , . , . . . ( ^^rim#'wm\H , ._.,,^^ brated by • the 'bishop and assisted past hree months. program,v'whicli. i(irwl.,,--Tr .... ition of the Cranford Historical Society^ bon copies — and you — will the thirtieth anniverary McAteer said the other members plans tq build a 2lH:Iassro6m were named by Mr. 'Warrington mm. by the altar boys of St Michael's 'Elected to the board were Mrs; morrow .and Saturday( rate Mrs. The celebration wiU be held in for the residential drive: ' who Will act as his ..ministers. John J. Blumberg. EUzabetb; Mr* find au they need from head i Marguerite Thompson ' of Bahr of the committee would, wekome building on a 27-acre site it owns Osceol Union Junior College at Spring- the addition of Mr. Irving to share in * Springfield avenue, opposite District 1, E. J. Rehder, 10« Music for ihe service will be fur-Anthony. 'Bruno, Elixabetn, and to! toe 'jm'-yj^ri'tonitlb'TOr/ way and Mrs. J. Eleanor Nulton $1,72^ South Union avenue; 2. R. W. Hur-' bished by St. Michael's Choir.under J»roposals for remodeling and of Hillside. Sirs. Thompson is gen- field avenue and Holly street on some of their work load.:. . ' Nomahcgah Park. Mrs. Joseph E^ L. Imbleau. Union.: Just a Sjampling illustrated: Earning two $90 bonuses for ex- Thi? drive, is expected "to be or-ley, 345 Walnut avenue; 3. Wil- the direcUon of Mrs. Douglas Prior: Mrs. Dunn appointed.Mrs. Peter txKsible addiUons to the building of eral chairman and Mrs. Nulton has Needlewo I October 28. Dr. Kenneth C. Mac- Mayor John L. Brennan said the Osceola Presbyterian Cfturch wUl Kay, president of the college, committee is always happy to findceeding S5o new and 1,000 renewal ganized next month and to "con- liam Meyers, 313 North Union, p L. Hughes/C Unton as chairman of A. Handmade, imported, soft charge . of entertainment and subscriptions, the CranfOrd College avenue; 4, J. Keller,' 30 Central :i :::: >: be presented by the building com- speakers.. ','. ;'"-,'- .' ,' .',.':';.• ^-^ :W .made the announcement this week public spirited..and able citizens tinue throughout, the current aca- the nominating committee, and •>;: ^ ^a^'y(f^. A«B»-::in.;fi«B- Club ran its profit during the pa»t demic year. avenue; 5. Mrs. Cwcn Thurston,; deorge Crowe Assumes Mrs.'Imbleau and Mrs. R. Bruce mittee at a special meeting of the The featured speaker will be Dr. [on behalf of the society. \ to assume the retponsiWUties of Organdy or Broadcloth, en- ttnfcrcgalon at the church at 8 A display of local government and h> extended week to $1,722.10 from the sub- It will mark the first time in the440 Lincoln avenue; 6. Harold Firm Vice-Presideiicy Selble of PlainfleM were-elected Kenneth McFarland, educational Dr. Lawson's appearance here is scription' drive it is conducting for 25-year history of the college that Continued on page 8 •':' : those collec a welcome to the new conunis- to the committee.'-: • •"'•-•••••••'..*. hanced witlj delicate details. pjn. next Thursday. • consultant and lecturer tor Gen- especially appropriate. Dr. Mac^ .George W. Crowe,. former' Esso annual ,Inga .„ Cran- sJoner. •' --•—;•-• '•: . . .. The Cranford Cititen and Chron- {Continued on Page 8) ; Mrs. Joseph Rudd. Jn. Elizabeth. The committee will present re- eral Motors Corporation. . ... Kay said, as Upsala College was icle. The- drive will continue Standard Oil Co. public relations Sizes 6-9 mo., 1» 2. Usually commendations arrived at during ford Branch of the Needlework Township Clerk J. Walter Coffee fell was elected recording secretary to ; i Other -Cranford board', members first located In Kehllworth Just through October 31. V.•'..'•'•;''' ••': ': '' consultant, on .Tuesday became B. :,:^M8^;;':,,;.::;,L:;,...;...: m ,19 study of expansion heeds cop- and > education of Itdals planning toGuild «f merlca w»iU be.eshlbltebe.exhlblted administered the oath of office to THE R1QHT •*€>, ^l > " vice-president; of the public rela- succeed Mrs. Edgar .WeiceL' :•.•. .Greyor^ed;Sizes3-7..10W; thurch to ratify any... action taken Roderick W. Smith, president ceived at the newspaper of flee. Jean Quatcrmaln at the first meeting of the Cranford College Club at by the congregation. . V Dr. S. N. Ewan, WestfleW [for articles of clothing and house- nessed by Mrs. Irving and Mr. lr- East Coast public relations mana- pointed by -Mrs. Dunn: Miss Helen i hold linen was very generous this of the Society, and Dr. Homer X fContiriUed o* page 8) ' Including the two bonuses of Bits p,m, Monday in the1 First Presbyterian Church". •' ' . Parker; PlainfiekL finance, and Washable Rayon Flanjiel llie Rev. Albert G. Dersit, pastor, schools' superintendent,wUl be (Continued on. page HI ger in 1950. After the dissolution year and the count of contribu- v fered by the newspaper, the' past " Miss Quatermain, who served as' -'———-—< —"-• •-- " '''' •'•' ot the "Esso East Coast Division on Mrs. Norman Robbie, PlalnueW, ^Slacks, % goxer Bacfe Sizes pointed put that the.church has principal representative "for , week was the second best of the ; : tions has not yet been'completed. : ; 1 : i ; : January. 1^. 1957, Mr. Crowe was public relations. . :. — ; ; ; •, : •,,3 7.'.v ..i..;;. ...; . j;<;..:...... ,^W. teen on a dual service and Sunday state's superintendents, andyDU- first three weeks of the campaign. an 'interpreter arid hostess for the W^-'- •••:'.' ••.i i^-^ -:v'..::' .^;. v'W'•.•".: > : : : / i ; ; u 111 Besides the contributions of guild designated 'public relations con- C. Woven C o 11 cf n, no-iron School setup for a. number of years I'nian B. Cole ' ' renreseni' the members, new wearing apparel and State DAR Officials Feted [Mrs. F. H. Swackhamer, chairman Ghana government, at its inde- sultant ol Esso, from' 'which* post If you would have God near 'and the need for expansion hap secretaries^ • linens were received from the Col- I of the College Club's .subscription pendence celebration, will discusji you when you pray, you must been felt for some time. ard 'W. Dunham from Jersey Blue he retired Monday after $5 years f'KUt-look" skirt of."Galey & ony Club and Junior Service Lcagr Mrs; Rudolph L. Novak, state re- drive committee, again compile Ghana history, shelai. and econ- ot service with Esso. \";.'•••' ;"'.'' ;hear Him when He ^ LdrdV Red plaid. Sizes Ms. ' tie and donations from the Even- gent of the Daughters of the Amer- Chapter in Metuchen, and state mented club' members. for their SalesJJyeiif .Active for-'many years In edu-Thomas Benton Brooks ican Revolution, ~- from Jemima registrar and membership chair-, fine work and urged them to.make omic problems, custotnuvand Twenty-flve local merchants wiU . Ing Department of the Village Int- matt. Mrs. Winfield H. Stone from' provemcht Association and Cran- Cundlct Chapter of Blooriifieid. a renewed effort during the com-danct-ni •.'•:.• ' •' _ ' participate In" the second, annual Matching White Broadcloth and. her current' 'staff stt officers Nova Caesarea Chapter of Belle- ing weekend to put the club's Her dances have U4& learned ford "Unit 213, American Legion 1 : Col u rrt bus Day, week-end sale j were honored guests att a tea helh d vile. .. '. ., • "'. ' ' •••=••'•. .. •.profits over the $3,000 mark. on-rubber plantatldnif of Liberia II Blouse with Plaid qqllar and Auxiliary, •• • • '. ". .• . ••' State chairmen present - were: promotion teddy, tomorrow and •?•: Articles collected are being dis- MondaMd y afternoon at t Sherlock Mrs. Swackhamer pointed out and Ceylon, native villages of gSe^MseaPBiW-€ra«^ ^»«feJKM^AM<^«n4Jh.e,j)uti -*tt"is HUmbw .. be a credit to the township,7 toTwpeop~^T^W . Mrs. Thomas L. Brennan, local Richmond of , __. door night clubs oflKc GofcTC^asT Cranford' Business Association, it, . that the i - Association, .Visiting Nufse As- 1 ism and DAR Manual. Mrs. Albert have completed their house-to- and Nigeria. . . •' .' •6ENERAL REPAIRS• land to the spores dub was told last sociation and the Department of regent, headed a receiving line to house . canvass and. she requested was announced yesterday by Lewis helped it get startled and to t»c welcome, in addition to Mrs. No- H, Bergen of Woodbridge, 'for Educated at Barnard. College, Public Health. . whose' apcestors; Bergen County other members to cover their ter- Mlits Quaterrnain. has written arti- Goldberg,, retail promotion chairs i of . ...••..':•,•; .-,-.^ LEADERS — GUTTERS -J - I • Jonii-Kflheriftanes, presl Mrs. Robey added that Cranford vak, the state vice-regent, Mrs. ritories as' rapidly as possible. '' was nanted;- DAR Museum. Mrs. cles'on the problems of colonial- mart. . ,'-."•.'•'. , • :'','" Girl Scouts will work on a sewing i George C. 'Sldllman from Camp Thus far' during -the drive,, a Floraphile Club Middlebrook Chapter, Belle Mead; Walter F. Fullam of Princeton: ism and Asian and African nation- The advertisements, listing scores HOT TAR ROOF ~ project ofor benefit of the Needle- DAR student loan fund, Miss Harr total of 456 new and 1*218 .renewal alism for the Christian Science state chaplain; Mrs. Harry S. Dal- Of outstanding bargains:, will W work .GuilGuild during the coming riet Mqllneu* of Metucben: honor' subscriptions have been turned in. Monitor and the Herald. Tribune, rymple' from;- Chinkchewunska The College Club receives $1 JO ••V A- ToCoiidnctPffed..,,, weekT "• -• p. " *" of She U an executive member of the found in Section three of today"a -meetliig-iit TaiJDwlng memmembere ns served ChapterHtf^BranchviUe; state-cot (Continued on Page 8) Citizen and Chroniele." • :; irrangement Sale responding secretary/Mrs. Rich o» page •) A«lan -African Organliation at the ^Continued on pope «) United Nations. The Fioraphlle Garden Club will i than 80 boys attended the •• Participating merchants are: ;• • A-1 QUALITY USED CARS Mrs, Raymond A. O*Nfclll, pro- 649 W«s» Grand hold a, sale of dried arrangeiflenU rtsion. '.'• • '.'•.•' -' ':' '•-•. .' • GpUbers's, Bell's Pharmacy, . o in the*First Aid Squad building.at JobartoM how his cliib. When it gram chairman for the evening, Speed Auto Stores, Jay-Mar, Fern's *»T FORD. Del Rb Ranch will introduce the speaker. Mrs. FORDFaltlane, Ccnttnnial avenue and North ave- had been organized. only six l id t M Furniture/ Deb'n Heir, Economy • •• ••••••'•;' <•> • • Wapnw - '.'.•.- :.' • Vktorla,Biac« |months, put on an, auto show > r | w i | entertained by the lions Club and Bruno C. Metzner will have charge \ nue, east, starting at » ajm. thto •«.••:• cases have been added to our rolls- the Junior ft*»T' *pf ^>ff~^w* ^'T'*j' members of Capt, Ncwcll.Rodney of hospitality. ., Electric, Bergen Camera' Exchange. Full Power. Factory Equip. and White : Saturday. • which made % net profit of more The Cranford Welfare Aisocla^ '•••'••• • - .'•• , ^••\"^',!'>'j.>V.fl ;. "Volunteers help make confacts Uecorated and delivered by' theFlake Post 335, Veterans of For^ MM. Forrest P. Dexter, Cranford Bootery, Robinson's Lesh. SACRIFICE! "2395 | GUARANTEED | Mrs. Herbert t MltcheU, • '....•:. Wednesday Morning Club and the Kociation non-partisan open house ; year:'' " '••' • ...•'••'.•• "' . • . transportation to camp, to doctors, possible only through the Cran- Hits'. Leonard E. Moody, pres- Organkation of the' Cranford hospitals, clinics. It is under the Methodist • Church *****M study for candidates in the November i > club gives township,, not rod en-r "The Cranford Welfare AsKocla- ford Physicians' Club; members of St election* will be held in the Muni- W. nt, reported that plantings sponsorship of the College dub, group. . ' •',•'..' which examine all our children CoIuinbtiH Day Schedule thusiasts an opporuinlty to: make tlon, Tr>"flgt • • • clothing and 'special toys by thecash donations from groups and irangements. . . Slate Senator Robert C. Crane services offered by the community. generous citizen* which helped by the dentists of the .town. . ' ducting a three-day Columbus — ALL CARS QUARANTEEq— of "Wcstfleld wUl be guest speaker dard Oil Company.' Thlu'waS fol- Junior Service League, the Col- "Our Pantry Shelf was com- Mw. Gerald J. Finney, civic* lowed by the movie, "Cool Hot **Three families in the commun- fill our budget for waroi clothing sales evriit today.'tomorrow WUTH at a pot luck supper to be held ity have been visited each working ony Club and the Junior Village pletely Ailed throughout the year chairman of, the Senior VIA: 1*Saturday. The Post Office wOt Rod," filmed by"5ocony Mobil Oil. Improvement Association, All thefend shoes. Santa personally dis- cervitig as chairman for the oped by the Couples' Club of the First v day of the year counseling and tributed toys to over 66 children.ai by the Student Council of Lincoln opeo as uatual aa ; Company. ' ' ' " ' • i i Presbyterian Church toth e church trying to solve their varied prob- shut-ins and aged were furnished '- -«——parties where they we«* ^Cid oa Page 8) Jhouie «vcnt «H^ ——•-••• ' at 7 pjn. 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r ••;"•'•'..' ? ^yy'''ry-;;yy^yyyy ir ^\^'?^l';:^:';;v'^''P::^ THURSDAY. OCTOBER 10, w|; '*" ' *" i—' 77~~'.'• • .' •. T1 •• " j> • . ... s '.'tr of Union ha"* become parents of •enorted on the council.' TBeifte^ . , 28 at Elizabeth General Hospital. m^iFflrsFcn^napr -Mrs.' Richard Bradlleldr~jr^ ^! ^ _ f£_4„ '-"Vote, Better Homes and Gardens; ., serve Of fleers Training Corps Ca- September 28 at Muhlehberg Hos- iresl'dent, ^expressed the gratitude Love Seekers, by Leonora . Next Day, by James A. Pike; Cast 1 ; iTKey also have a daughter, Beyer-' by Patrick White; Skye Cameron; jenting Britain, by Geoffrey D. '•'•'"'^!!n^^" Bii«d''' ''j The next n«ping will be Mon-det Corps at. Lehigh University, lital,' Plainfleld.. Mrs. Klimek is" f the group to- Mrs; Robert Wil- Livesof 60^K)0 blow; Remember Me to God,( by Bolton; Testament of Experience, off the Darkness, by Peter Put- ly.. :'_. -•• , :;•;,.- •• -y:: ,••?'•;••.• Bocks by Phyllis A. Whitney. Brownie Troop 7U day, Novessbtr 4, and a bake sale CoL Kenneth R. Strauss, nead of former Miss.' Edna Ditzel,' liamson .and Mrs: Edward Cush- Sixty thousand lives were saved Myron S. Kaufmann; Shadott of jy Vera N. BriitiUn;" Combat Be- nam; How to Get More Out olAppointments . -.——.t'^Time" was immortal- wiU be, held during the social hour. Lehigh's department of air science, the M6on,T by Mary Margaret "', ••'••• Mysteries " •• ' ..'. ..'. „ lii. a once^popular song. Eleven girls of Brownie Troon ; Slighter of Mr. and Mrs. Herbert meyer t6t their work at the Trail- last yearr-through safety. neath the Sea. by Major -Willy- Chess, by Fred ReinfeU; Foreign 'announced'today. •';:"-v" ••-.;(' •'••••'.';'..v'- Mr. and Mrs. Joseph X. Pagano Added to Shelves Kaye; On the Road, by jack Ker- The Running Man, by; Ben Benr fl« <>f Brookslde *»•*>».—<' c«it . Rosary Members wishing to donate baked t Ditzel, Sr. of 2W Denman road; _-^The-195T^ditton of "Accident Charles Brow The Otoe Tljat Got Correspondent by Robert St Told atMeeting But'saf*ty men of today would and goods may bring their donations of 25 Keith Jeffries avenue halve iide Museum Flower Showr^'Mrs.- ouac; The .Return of Gunner Asch, son; The Night of the Good Chil- John; Be Your Own Nurseryman, lust: as tooni forget the "twilight Williamson was the. chairman in Facts," the statistical yearbook of Away, by Kendall Burt and James Appointments for-tite ensuing to the jschool ^all the afternoon Michael. Wilson of Cranford announced the birth of their third by Hans Hellmut Klrst; The Prod- dren, by Marjorie Carleton; One by Robert Scharlf; Vanished Cit- thne" o/ lWe—as usual the most has ! the Rev. Mark JJ Dooley, ance with the request of .the West- for the five-year- period yp 1908*. ford,PublicLibrary: , ,.^ -••:. Air Force^A Pictorial History of RadlaUon—What il is and How sponsoredjhl'^J more Buto^ tnlshaps of all kinds .'••-SOCIALS r-:': Wilson has been named a flight , Mr. and Mrs, Fred kaiser of 17Meeting Features ments. •,- ....: ..• . •• •'•..•.. ; dora McCormiclc'' '. •.' Ferrari; From Russia, yrlth -love, Leslie Loiilse: Bruner, Christine former moderator of the CYOi fteld District NaUonal Council, the 1912-for 60,000 fewer thin would •r :'.'.-v«r ; Fiction American Alrpower, by Martin' It Affects You, by Jack-Schubert; Xoccurreoccurred from 44A-A» 8 p>m.pm, tha, n Mr. and Mrs. .Wayne Bradford commander of Squadron E,' STSth Arnet place have announced- the . Mrs. John'Henry acted as co- The World ,6f John McNiilty, by Ian-Fleming: The Convertible as follows:,>vVV:..:, ;\J . Tullyi Terry ;Kester;_Kathy Zaeh- ••ffit KeUy; iaxharge of J» rp- day of Tabernacle Adoration have been killed at Jhe old rate. s: Deeds of TJarSesS, by Blair iHearse, by End.of the Line, by Caidin; Vanguard, by Martin Cal- Russia Since 1W7, by Frederick 1durin g any otheh r fouf r hhours. and Mr. and Mrs. Wallace McCor- AFROTC Cadet. Wing. birth of «'• daughter, Christina Membership Talk hostess at the meeting, over\vhich : by, John Mcftulty; The Trouble, Lw.Schuraan; Comparisons in Art, -Leo •W^asiewicii cubmaster; WIU The just-pubUshed 1857 edition ary, Pamela Klein, Debby Thorn- Sous instruction; Mrs.-Eleanor henceforth will be.the first day of This progress .was ' achieved despite'. Ashton;The Paster .they Go,, by Bert and Dolores Hltchens. din; How to Repair Home Appli- ' ,d Thaddeus Gut- Adult mick of Garyt Ind^were guests for on October <' at EUzabeth Pliib Mrs. Bradfield presided. . with Fidelity, by Gr Alalcolrn by Fem Itusk Shaplcy; • T«tach ^ jIAjsfcidiLnt.FActsfcidts^ the' Nationa^ te Nl " tald, repr^entlng th Th ilt I a few days last week at tne nome Miss ; J . . Thb Dig and present day ha?:pr. ^ John Bentlby; Amanda; hyj. Pnn* Praeticcf to Deceive,, by Ricnara •aBceg, by Edward A.. Campball; Council, and Ray Moli- meeting October 19 at the Essex General HospitaL They also have met Thursday ait the home of Mrs. The next meeting ol. the ciuo si Smith; The MehcieUnan Fire and your Child to Swim, tor Gene' kowskt; assisrani pupamwi, v.«.~ Safety Council's statisticaiil l year- and Karen Nayoh. The troop Wlll. of Mr, and Mrs". Joseph Downing" k of the' speed-up' mechanical age. H.Bpnner: ..The World - . and Frances Lockridget Gideon's Drive, by Charles R,. Cpdman; na^ program director of Hhe Un- House, preceded by mass at 9:30 daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Burton a son, Paui. will be on November 7 at the Os- : vcpve| by Gerald W. Brace; Dan*.4other Stories; by Wolf Mankowiti:; Stephens; Bridge to the Sun^ byKane aiod'Leo Blatz, committee; co- book, shows that a fourth of, all tour an ice:; cream plant in Wood- of 218 Arbor street . , " ' C. Belden of 10 Manor avenue, was James Bride, • 9 Lenox avenue Greatest, improvement in ac- . Thp Inevitable Hour, by Edison Night, by J. Marric; The Man with Freedom from Tear, by Lester L. ion County CYQ. ; -•;,. ..-..•. ajn. at Sacred Heart CathedraL ceola. Presbyterian Church. Mr. cident prevention. ganged from 31. avuen Terasakl: Giants of Jazt, chairmen; William Plamondon traffic,' deaths and 29 per cent ofbridge thfe Saturday ; : Mrs. F, F. Merriam, membership L delion Wine, by Ray Braflbkiryr Coleman; Using Wayside' Plants, . "•.'• ''•••••. . •—=o—. .V - '.'• • recently initiated into Delta Delta A son, Thomas Francis, was, and.Mrs. W, R. Marsh will present 1 Marshall; The Bixby Girls,' by the Cane, by Jean Potts; Knocked, by Studs Terkel; Philosophy of secretary; William Padula, Treas- « ,Vas stressed by all teat the Tickets may be obtained from percent-tor persons 65 years: old Sing Qut the .Glory, by Gladys H. by Nelson Coon; A Stage Crew ::: : : ;: James Downing, son.of Mr. and | Delta sorority at Cornell Univer- born to Mr. and Mrs. Francis chairman of, the New Jersey St an illustrated lecture entitled "Th Rosamond Marshall; U n 1 u C k y for a Loop.''by Craig Rice; Judi- .^ration and assistance of the[Mrs. OTCeefe. s> •'••• • ^: r':.••• 1 dHd over to. ,54 percent for children. Carroli; Drives My Green Age, by iveLg.on, by pavjd E. Trueblood. urer. ,^;y'-'- :/^': - sity. ' • •- „; •••• .••.• '•; .;• ..;•:."•• cial Body, by Margaret Schert; Handbook, by Sol Cornberg and Mrs. Joseph Downing of 216 Arbor Cranky of 23 Adams avenue on Federation of Garden Clubs, wasBuilding of a Garden." • •, 4 years old arid .'younger.' ; Josephine Carson; The Mask, by Bread, by O s m i n g % o n; Mills; The rjemocrattc- Roosevelt—A Alsb, William Johanningsmeier, 2Si.ts'*u»*t.'.be had to make, the Mrs. Eugene Foerst, cancer J How Still My Love, by Doris Bmanuel.L. Gebauer; Lost Cities, street; celebrated his 11th blrth- October 2 at St. EUzabeth Hospital guesi speaker.^ Her talk oh mem- •'•The death rate for. persons. 15- •• ' Stuart Cloete. • • Through a Glass-Darkly, by Kath Biography; by ReatfordG. Tug- advancement; Ray Hoffmann, pubr inducted, the business meeting, chairman, announced that the can- Miss Nancy Elizabeth Tidat>ock, . EH J. Loranger, Jr., of 1 Claro- Slegel. by Leonard Cottrell.'. | day anniversary Friday evening at in Elizabeth. The couple also has [,24 years old was as high as it was , :•:••'••• Belotf the Salt, >y Thomas B. Icon Norrls; The Thing, iieslredi well; The Interplay of East and licity: Charles Hayes, activities; VcVO program a success. cer dressings"grbups from~ St, a ping-pong party at his home. daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Herbert bership in the state federation tnont place, has . returned - from Getting Help from the Bible, by a daughter, Deborah Marie. nearly 50%rears ago. • .,.',' ; ""• . Costain; By l>oye Possessed, by by Lalagc pulyeriaft."' • -•» ': West/ by Barbara Ward;. Plant Raymond Mack, Webelos; Edward 'Mrs Francis^ Pfaff; prraident, Michael's received a certificate of Quests, included: Richard Hauk, J. Tidabock of 814 Springfield ave- described what is expected of pro- Chicago, 111., wtfere hecspent thi Charles M. Crowe; Masonry Sim- <> •I i;AtJas. Shrugged, tyy Ayn. Rand; Theatre Scenocraft, by, Ven> • * * "* ' *' ' '• • ' • Jamd G, Cozi'ens* Come With Me Doctoring ' is Pun, by> Cynthia Andrus.'den chiefs. •''•' """',••'.. •. |hich Mrs. Joseph Babtoec inr five years' service from the Amer- Dwight Davies, Douglas .Barile, nue, jis a member of the freshman visional rncmbfers of the fedcra past wetk attending the/nationa The Ayehger, by JtpWqrdjRigsby.; Adl| J'' T.M • Iprioe •. 'oVj Power, ,• by pllfled,.by Rklph J. Dalzell; World at r W.Jnd Mrs. Robert C. Schrnid Jo Macedonia; by Leonard Drohan; Wfesteott; Economisr Car BUtz,-by- : • Also'; commlttee^members, Clif- W I . -- follbwtog Vw mem- ican Cancer Sodetyiilno. ' ' . i^- ' Gangawark'''.David,^Miller, class% tWe College of Liberal frts invention of tUe Financial Pub The fault, dcojr- Bruttis,; is not in .'•/ fhe .Birth of *a Grana*#ther. by Herbert/ Again Airport ja& ppsf- Without, | a» Roof, by Hassoldt r of 14 Oak lane have annouhced'thi lion,. •; ,•;'.(•• :,j i '•-,"!•?!•'• '• I- Justirte, 'by 'Lawrence uijreli: JoJoe^He H. . Wherry; Wild ]December . ' It' WW announced alio 'that seP j Neal. George/Slocum dnd' at Drew University. Madisort. A lie Relktiiins Association. Mr. JLor bur' stars. But in ourselves, that V. ness Flying Directory; Banlch— Davis; The New Class, by Mllovan ford Siverd, JoseiSh Klein, Rich- : r Mrs: William Lueddeke gave : : Mornlng.by JulianFane;The Best May Sarton; The Doctor's Hus- hers: -OTRi. •«••«•. *^rrs^~*t ~ y-~ enth, eighth and ninth; graders of Sergio Rodriguez. ..- . . . graduate of Cranford High School birth of a son, Donald Francis, oil anger was the delegate of the Na We; are' underlirigs^-Shakcspeare; - barjclv by Elizabeth Scifert; The My Own Story, by Bernard M. DjiUs; The Reformation—The by Hilda White; Low Level Mis- ard Matus, George Schltck, Jamies horticulture report oh the propa ,,SfoorT Stories of World War H. sion, by l*on-Wolf f. '-.;••. ••••.,;•.; ;^ .S*ph Baldi. Sirs. Dayid^Higgins. SUMichael's Church will take part last June, she is ^among 165 newSeptember 22, at Muhlenberg Hos- tional State Bank of Newjirk Comforters, by Muriel .Spark; BorUch; Insect' Communities, by Story of Civilization, by WilUam Walsh, Trank Morris,. Harry Mul- gation. of African violets. Mrs, 'It's a\JWui how much of our lives • edited by Charles A, Penton! The Mrs Patricia Job, Mrs. Vivlenne in the UN1CEF Halloween .drive students who began fall semester pital, Plainfleld. They have. tw~ which thig yeai- for the first tinv Angel, by Elizabeth Taylor; The Harold Bastih; Diary of America,, •James Durant; On Poetry and Po- cahy, and Harold Gsrrity. ' * i Linda Vail, daughter'of Mr! and William Plamoridon and Mrs. Cal Third Level, by Jjrck Finney; Gilrkv. Mrs. Chester Brzoska and in the area bounded by Orchard classes in the college.last month. other boys, Richard and Arthur. is numbered among the'.nation': We, spend, just, waiting.--John Voyagers,-'by. "Dale Van Every; by; Josef and Dorothy Berger; ets, by T. S. Eliot; How to Buy ^lu>sts and'GobUns" will be Mrs. Arthur H. VeiJ.of 10 Cflyuga yin' Taunton,. delegates- to th Cameron Hill, by Martin Flavin; Schools |irt Mrs. Gertrude FarrelL and Springfield avenues. All per- Preparatory to the Opening of clas- 10ft largest banks. , • O'Hara; Sandy'was' a. .Soldier's Boy, byHow to Flhd. Your Own Style In Stocks, by Louis Engel; A Diction- the theme for the first pack meet- road, celebrated her. eighth birth- Cninfofd Council of Garden'Clubs, All the Golden paors, by "WiUa •' (Continued iixm Page 1). As ways' and means co-chalr- sons able to help that night in theday anniversary Monday afternoon es she participated in a six-day Mr .and Mrs. Lawrence Kliniek David "VValkcr; The Mlssourlan, by Painting, by Ray Bethers. ary of Contemporary Arnexkan ing, to be held i|i St Michael's orientation program which includ- .Gtbbs. ' '• ••"••'. .-. •.•.:•.:<••<: high this fall and that the situation meni Mrs; Walter Buchan and Mis. Way of transportation or refresh- with a party: ' for ; heir "friends. Brad Ward; The Crooked Road, by Flower Arranging for Every Usage,' by .Bergen and Cornelia School at 7 JO pjn. October 18. ed two days at Camp Wawayahda The Two Deaths of Christopher Morris L. West; The Gift and theDay and Special .Occasions, by Evans; Richard Rodgers, by David has even improved in recent days- C J Oregorace announwid the pro- ments are requested, to contact Attending were: Patricia and • Martin, by William Gblding; the .Halloween candy sale orders are iJcts for the faU season. A mer- near Johnsonburg. Miss Tidabock Ewen. .:'••••"••. ••' • •' / •••'• '•',.,. ,; .- . Mrs. H, J. Hughes, Jr. v/ • ward Wagner, Barbara and L ._ ,., School Staff InM«late« - being accepted by the de'n mpthent - Any Number Can Play, by Clif- .'••Members-,;of., the public school If you're planning on a new car chandise club has been formed, A During the social hour follow- Maff lore; Lynn'e and Robert Erick- is the* recipient of a $250 Rose Me- ton Fadiman; Adventures in Small staff, including teachers, admin- and must be in by October 19. thrift sale is planned sjfor October u(g' the meeting, a white elephant' son, Lorie and Frank Nusek/ Pa- morial freshman scholarship at A hike in the Watchung Seser- Drew, -i'•".•••;••••• ''•'<}r'- •: .',:'.•.:»-'•..- Business, by Fortune Magazine istrators, Janitors and other'per- ... CONSULT US BEFORE YOU BUY 23 and 24, and members are asKed sale .was conducted by Mrs. Frank/ tricia andt Kertneth Bishe, Roger Editors; Bridgehead — The Drama sonnel,: were given influenza in- Vation will take placemen Novem- to donate clean clothing in weaiV O'Brien with the aid of Mrs. Ed-and Alex Huppert, William Dan- of Israel, by Waldo Frank;! Prin- jections .this week, Br. .Best' an- ber 2. "each boy bringing his fattier able, condition. The place and fur- ward Burke, Mrs. Catherine Moot yus, Lois Bildil and Gregory Price. cess of Monaco, by Gant Gaither; nounced. V , . .', • . ."'. or older brother. Cars will leave ther details will he announced lat- and Mrs. Harold O'Brien. '."..-. ' Painting and Decorating Encyclo- from the school at 9 ajn. ' Mr. arid Mrs. John lannaccone Injections were given at the Ugh W« con hetR you flnoncd yowr purdhaie ^Airs; John O*Ke4fe, delegate to Hostesses .for the evening; were Mr. and Mrs. L. R. Beardslee of of 38 Herning avenue have an- pedia, by Goodheart-WiUcox; Be- school on Monday for personnel at . Because of a conflict, with the ttic National Couceil of ^Catholic Mrs. • Joseph Clcalese and Mrs-Englis. h Village will leave this ginlng Statistics, by Lester Guest; of a car through arrangements with a loco! nounced .the birth Of a daughter, the Senior and junior high schools Cranford. Adult School • sessions; gjfofl poiiible impo/lont SAVINGS. \Vomcn, reported that in iaccord- I Michael Limbngello...assisted by Week-end to spend the winter in Carnl Ann, on October 9. at Muh- How to-fteiaThTBibTeTDjnElieh^ 1 : ; Hr?T^0leX^iste^yr7Mr8^Nbreen •PalrtrBeachrFla7- — ' . '.'.• • '• ard IHfaUj Encyclopedic •Guide to Tuesday and Walnut; Avenue held in the school at 7:30 p.m. on .Genova, Mrs. N. G. Hoglund, Mrs. lenberg Hospital plainfleld. They ^ThtasdaypNorwembe^fb^Iifcfcoc t tS^^M^¥illi*ipw Mr^nt^Mri^Joh^ Eeasy-to-Make Outdoor Play tary school staffs; Dr. Neil Cas- the second Tuesday of the month. As insurance tpecialisty, we will dsiht you ing, Mrs. Joseph Griffin, Mrs. R. tock'of 100 Park drive sailed Fri- BLENDED WHISKEY BLENDED WHISKEY day from San Francisco aboard Equipment, by- Reginald R. Haw-taldo, school physician, arranged in obtaining protection thai is bed /or you, G. Hodge; Mrs. William Griffin, Dr. and Wrs. Homer J. Hall of kins; Holiday Monologues, by Ver- for securing/the ^erum and ad-ORT Tea Scheduled 2 and you will receive 1h» benefit of per- Mrs. Edna Gubas, Mrs. Fred A. the Matson Lines' liner Lurline for 310 Prospect avenue have become, non Howard; The Hawk_ in theministered .the injections.; ' ' sonalized LOCAL Insurance service ond Hacker, Mrs. Joseph Haddad,_Mr8,. jiawaii. v •„•:.•;• ".; '.••.. parents of their third, daughter, The Westfield Chapter of Amer- P, F. Hampson, Mrs. Matthew Rain; by Ted Hughes; tetters- The "ihtracutaneous method**—r ican Women's ORT (Organization NATIONWIDE claim service. Barbara Welting, born at East Or- edited by Stuart Gllbert.by James by which a small quanity of the Haney, Mrs. G. Hayeck and Mrs; for Rehabilitation Training) will ; Collegians Corner ange General Hospital on Septem- Joyce; Pl^y "Activities for Boys serum Is injected just under -the hold the.second of three teas at Gordon-Grau.;;.v;;;',.. ,-•'•—-; ---;••••'-'• v Miss Margaret Heney, daughter ber 27v The couple's' other chll-; and Girls, by Richard Kraus. . Mkin—was used. Dr. Best said. He Mrs. George A. Cirnas and Mrs. dren are David,.Eleanor, Stephen] ¥he Family Legal Adviser, by 48:30 pin. Tuesday at the home of of Mr. and Mrs. John E. Heney of Formerly $5.90 said this method, saves .serum, Mrs. Leo Kestenbaum, 859 Nancy For expert assistance 305 Mdple place',, has begun her and Deborah. •. .' ./' •••'••' 3 Bottles v .$13.50 Theodore R.; Kupferman; Sweet minimizes reaction and gives "good CAU THE MAN WITH THE PLAN Promised Land, by Robert Laxalt; way, W^estfleld. The Mellah. fibn freshman year-at DePauw Univer- protection.". • .-::'••'••••. .•'.•••.'';;'.;.'••' • will be shown. ORT is rehabill-. sity, Greencastle, Ind. Mr. and Mrs, James Wurster of Draftee's Confidential Guide, by tating (be people of North Africa. Lima, O., haye announced the birth Alan Levy; the'Battle of Casslno, Second injections will be admin- Shaheen Agency, Inc by Fred Majdalany; Executive istered "within two weeks for those Italy, Israel, and other countries T Miss Sandra Stevens, daughter of their, son. Curt Allen, on Sep-* who'want them,*" the schools riead by, teaching trades and skills to WUdft t-tTT« of Mrj) and Mrs. Harold C. Stevens tember 18. . Mrs. Wurster is the Careers .for Women, by Frances Matinee Dally irt 1O» Our'mMts •*• good — doubly goodl To b*gla wUh. 0i»fn Maulef A History of France, by said, emphasizing that the inocu- free the people from depending on of 119 Makatom drive, has begun former' Elaine Thieme, daughter, lations are being given on a vol-charity. Persons interested in join- her studies at Urslnus College, of Mr. and Mrs. Robert C. Thieme top quality grad** — Gov*rnm«n> lnsp*ct*d alid "gsad*- Andre Maurols; • Patrick , Henry, 17 North Ave,, B, Now Thra Toe«. Oct. 15. BRidge 64)150 by ROjbert D. Meade; I Married a untary.basis. . - , . '..•••'"'•• ing ORT may call Mrs. Irwin Cole- CollegevlUe, Pa. A freshman, sh of 203 Arbor street. 21 N. Union Ave. man, 927 Ripley avenue,Westfleld. Bin* CBOSBY ' Irank SINATRA is" majoring in physical education. marlud" for your protection. Then they're tged rlflhl. cut , Hunter, by Marjorie Michael. , Only four or live teachers in the ENTRY BLANK Man—His First Million Years, -entire • system were out sick yes- Mr. arid Mrs. Walter C. Bohm of terday. Dr. Best said. Bruce 6. Larsen of1 422 Manor 16 Yale terrace are receiving'con- right and trimmed right by us to assure your saiistaciion. HEADQUARTERS by Ashley Montague; Islam In- ; 1 : '. • :'. •'• •—.plus!— ___•' '•"''• avenue, has been promoted to gratulations on the birth of. a son,' flamed—A Middle -East Picture, He added that he will follow Eva Mute SAINT Bon MURRAY As a result — you gtt meat at U* best — Under ... Juicy for the by James Morris; Understanding advice from state school and health Cadet first lieutenant arid Flight U $60,000 Boys, by. Clarence G; Mdser, Un- authorities and keep the schools grand-lasting mealtime delights. What's more — they*i* derstanding Girls, by Clarence G. here open "unless We are forced "HATFULOF RAIW' ". . / Box OtUc* Open.' PBOCTOH, It OAMBIX Dally * Sun. 10 «4n. to 10 p.m. •coaomteal because our meals an low priced to give you the Moser; Ford-Expansion and Chair to close'because of mass absences Saturday October IS by Allan Nevins and Frank on the part of students or teach^ • i Wifc-Swr Contwt '••Vik Special KWdto Mmtlne* PARK PAPIRMIU bast buys of Uw week — •very week. ___J Hill: Himself and I, by en*:. .•'. -' -V'•".' '•'[ ;•. .-•'• ... •••':'.' U You An One Anne O*Neill-Barna; A Touch of rABB Or THE 8 TOP W1HHERS the Poet, by Eugene O'Neill: "fhe Hespx»«ibUtty*,J*e a string we ^w^« Od. It -1 PIAYHOUSI «, BliMtot READY-TO-EAT Atlantic—A History of. an Ocean, canonly^eethe middle OL*MBO^I< ,.•"•.!'••• "FRAXC- Kurtz Mark«t by Leonard Outhwaite. ends are out of sight^-Waiian\ : cAmr. I .-''.' SMATBA _ WhoUorHalf -WUl aim A Bonus Prise Of GRANT

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lAiiVtiiiiirriii,^*^ \Mi£i!i!l&ZtMi^^ Wrights, Here Fifteen iMker Famuy Leave* years, Nought SutnmU On Pilgnmage io Catholic shrines Bongiovanni Joseph BongioVanni Honor Miss Aurin For California Home anc) Charlcne Ennis. Mr. and Mrsj Paul J. Wright and Miss Elde Aoringer, children; Paul.and Barbara, of 126 , Mr. and Mrs. Fink LukerV us Precede Dance Saturday Christian education; at Cranford Alden ttreei left Cranford Monday 1 Eastman street,, ihoved yesterday Alliance Church, was feted by tfce, Mr. and Mrs. Norbert Wolf of Cranford Twig <3ne," Women's Auxiliary of' Overlook Hospital, to' W Club drive, Sufnmit., They church's four ^ youth fellowship t6 take up residence in Lynwood- 61 Morse street entertained at a Summit,-will hold the third annual Autumft Dance Saturday at Eliza~ CaW, where^. Luker has bS, family supper party Sunday in : "nave beeh residents of Cranford groups at a surprise party after the ~l»^To\rantod"Coiaiir}rClubrt»pm- 9yj£mrtO7l;a.m;r= Jack-Barry-arid • evening church service. "> transferred by Allen Industries honor of the seventh birthday an- rtheiia*t13year77o:r The company has assigned M hi?.orchestra will tundtsh..'"jmusic Mr. and Mrs. Wright have been The pajrty was BeldTn the hon» r niversary oMhelr daughter} Linda. _aker to iHe-position of-assistant- Fourteen guests were present from TJJ; »Ior dancing. active in the Cranford Dramatic of Mr. and Mrs. Salyatore Corsel- s Mrs: C.A. Wiliiams, Jr. of Local Man's Bride to, 115 Besler avenue. Miss Au- superintendent of a new plant & CranfOraTClark^JCawnship, Eliza- Club and rthe First Presbyterian I is opening in Compton, Calif. He Orange:, avenue - is.' general xMair- Church, where Mr. Wright served ringer has resigned from her beth and Hillside. stcd by tho h ^nitt^p, nnfj th the church position because ob hi served as a foreman at its Rahw Jv committee; Mrsi KenneOt R. Cart- Swimming Club. He also plant during ihe three years, the Mrs. Howard L. Jacob of IS son, Mrs. •Richard M. Edwards and president of the Cranford Glee of Crainford.. •' • ••'.'. ' Oneida place entertained Monday Mrs: J,.H. McAteer^ The couple's younger son, Keij- plub.v;-••-.•. •;•".,.'...'."', • •••••• ,v -l Carmello CorseUo, director ,of mrth, and three daughters accon Ming for MB. Robert C. Reign. rill i enter- Mrs; Wright is a farmer treasure' youth fellowship groups, presented pariled them to California. An old er, Mrs. Walter Kenney. Mrs. "Wil- tain: before ii\ifthe ("t3nce!(";3nce!i\ Mr. ariardi a check from the four organiza- liam Smith and Mrs. John Sodo- v cr of the.' Cranford Girl "Scout er sort, Dennis, a Junior at the Uni- Mrs.L.< «an,iJ.r., .0f,/alO,.Mapl Council, a ,!,member ' of the • Crahr tions to Miss Auringer in appreci- moro of Cranford and Mrs. Wil- ! versity of {Delaware, will continue place;" Mryand •Mrs^'.tf.£ Cf - V. Chamh - ford Junior Service League and ation tar hefjjuidance and cboper- his studies at that Institution liam Miller of Westfleld. biirlin' or 8 Forest driVe!. *Ir. and formerly, was active in PTA work. ation in theff service and pro- QUARTERED OR 1 * Dennis, starting halfback on the French of i$*4adison Their'son, Paul, 1^'a freshman'-at- grams.'; ;'/ .••'• '.•'•; Delaware football team, has been Mrs. William M. McGrady of 3 uc; MrV^and Mr*.'"§. R. Carl- Dr. George A. Aitcheson, pastor, The Rt. Rev: Msgr. Colgan, spiritual director of the tour, and av 1 Lehlgh«Sj;niversity. a mainstay of the university clw Virginia street entertained at CUT-UP „„ arid Mr. and Mrs. B.M. .Ed-' spoke briefly arid'extended the en. (Kenn|eth was |e fullback on the Itlr* c\ G. Poggi of 24 Springfield avenue are sailing aboard the bridge last evening for Mrs. Ray- * Vardii at the Edwards'residence, best wishes of all Jn the gro^pl Cranford High School team. He is S S Constitution wilh 1B6 pilgrims of the Blue Army of Our Lady mond J. Kelly, Mrs. A. C. cfahier, 3 Tuxedo place; Mr. an yoiir Ik Mcl»herspa at the McPhcrson'resi- __ and Joyce attended Cranford Junior High School and Carlene Mrs. Robert drube of 25 Omaha local Acm. Market! Man, what •at- dencc aU309 Casino avenue. Exchange Vows Of Norman J. Hobbie drive entertained at canasta Mon- Also, M> and Mrs, Paul Martens, Mr. and Mrs. Michael Gallo of was employed by Magnus Chem- Progress Club Observes tngl And to low, low priced you'll x Mr. and Mrs,; Ross, R. Quincey ical Company; Garwood. day evening. Present were Mrs. Jr^bf 11 W^ods Jtole road; are on a wedding trip to Bermuda, November Play Lyndhurst announce, the engage- Robert GrlmshaW and Mrs. Louis wont-a-wpply .for your-freexerl and '.Mrs. FrcikP. Andersen of 9 ment of their daughter. Miss Jose- Before coming to Cranford, the following their marriage Saturday .family made its home in Detroit 60th Anniversary TuesdayHablch of Cranford, Mrs. War- Dartmouth roadJxMr. and Mrs._C. at Community Methodist Church, On Mental Health phine Ann, to Norman Joseph The Progress Club of Cranford will observe its 60th anniversary ren Crane of Scotch Plains, and C. Goodfeilow, Jr\ot 403 Clare- Roselle Park. Rev. Dr. Marvin MS. AND MRS. JOHN F. LAEZZA, JR. Hobble, son of Mr. and Mrs. Jos* Mrs. LeRoy Eidel and Mrs. John mont place; Mr. ano^Mrs. H. B GREGORY E. SflEEHAN Mrs. John Keimig aiid Mrs. Rob- eph N. Hobbie of 90 Winans ave- with a tea Tuesday afternoon from 3 to 5 o'clock at the home of the LANCASTER BRAND "U.S. CHOICE" CHUCK Green, pastor, performed the dou- ert* Jones represented the Junior Spadenhoe Party Kaiser of Westfleld. i Ashwell of 104 Parfdnw and Mr. / v nue. president, Mrs. W. F. Whitescarver, lti Fiske"terrace. ilc-ring cerembny at* 4 o'clockJ A <• 'I Village Improvement Association and Mr?,]C. A. William^r>.and eception followed in the church Miss Gallo, a graduate of Mrs George H. Bates, Mrs./Rob- Mr. and Mrs. Howard E.Mlhus at at the Hotel EsseiTfoHse, Newark, To Provide Shrubs Mr. and Mrs. Robert C. Reigner arlorsV....•. ,'•• -"" • <. ',..-• .-.•'.••.''• Lyndhurst High School, attended ert E* Crane, Mrs. John L.< Christy and their children, Robert and the . Milius residence, 9 Tu*edo 1 John F. Laezza, Jr., Bride Saturday at the Mew "Jersey State A board meeting of the Spadon- SOCIALS The bride. is' the, llormer Miss Federatioh of Women's Clubs Fall Fairleigh Dickirison University. hoe Garden Club was held > ester. and Mrs. John Low will pour^and Kathleen, of 12 Oneida place, resi- place..; *.'. '.••'••••••• •••; Gregory Sheehan Her fiance graduated from Cran- Mrs. James. Tralna ot 35 Wall Pot Roast of Beef 39 Barbara Joan Bate?, daughter of Conference: The business meeting, day at the home of Mrs. Helen gucrts will include former mem- dents of Cranford for the past ford High School and Davis and street entertained 'last Wednesday Mrs. Frarik/A. Wagnerof 111 MJln Mmrkd at Nuptial Mass luncheon and workshops were at- Makevich, treasurer. ber* of the organization. evening for Mrs. O. E. Fulkrod, eight years, will move tomorrow Married Saturday ';jgtanley W.: tended _by 858 representatives 61 Elkins College, He is a member of Mrs.* Makevich/ who is ticket tottheir home in Scotch Plains. Finest corn>fed young hoof, extra Juicy'and "well-marbled". Methodist Couple* Club Mr. and Mrs. Gregory Edward - Mr. and Mrs^John^rahcisJLaezaa, Jr. will return from their hon- XiLKapp^Epstion fratertiity._^_ The Progress Club Is a literary Mrs. M. E. Engle, Mrs. Emma Mon- Kutherforo'^The. bridegroom is" 99 junior clubs,...-• •'. •••, • .'•/'..• '—:— chairman of the card party' and tag, MrsJB^M._Sparks, Mrs. Jos- m.snn aljj eymoon trip tq Florida Saturday and take up residence at 207 Elm Both are employed in the indus- bazaar to belfeld atTCdos BrosTon -puisr-whWh—meets-overy— other Thstatefwide project of "the eph Schott and Mrs. HaroTd Cun-—Mr. and_Mrs.-Nbrbert_Wolf_of Jl_ LANCASTER BRAND 'VS. CHOICE" ', The Couples* Club Of the Cran- the Pocbrio Mountains following trialrcJatlpna organization of theWednesday, October 23, reported Tuesday from October, through Morse street entertained at din- ford Methodist Church plans a The Bride is the former Miss Joan Marie Bongort, daughter- of ra1 on-t lr 1 n.lngham, . their.' marrisWe'Saturc|^y at, St. • Given in marriage by herjath- community achievement contest lilay~in"members homesrlts lnenv ner-last-Wednesday- -for-. Mr* and w bunco party and refreshments for ;r, the bride had her sister, Mr. and Mrs. Theodore. E. Bongort 'Keafnyi''','; :'.". •.'"•,'•• " rangeinents were made by Mrs, bcrship is limited to approximate- Mr. and Mrs. D. P,. Loomls of Mrs. Jack Platt of Elizabeth and' its second affair, to be held at theMichaelVChurch: ,' ••;•/!, -. sponsored jointly : by the. General John F. Ward of New Brunswick, ofk. Aba a«ukbb Tnotura t PURE PORK ••W'«HMr< FISH oUCKd T~ta,- Mrs. Richard Mauter-, Mrs. Wil-HaU, to which the public is in- Wy^^ manager of Crane, and treasurer, Mrs. Harold through points of interest in Mex- Sliced Bacon ^>™ >« »• 39« YELLOW PIKE FILLET '- ^ 29c which rnet \yith such 'success the Mr. Bongort escorted his daugh- vite* free of charge. .-/;•,•• «v B. F. Brlxner with the club's first C. Sanford. Robert S,chick, son of Mr. andico. club officers scheduled the present eoption followed at Winfield Com- Malpas and William. liam Rainey: Mrs. ET J. Reeves and Trjnlty Equipment Corporation, DembaUgh of Westfleld were or- ter. Mrs.' William Fordham of At- : Mrs. C, Howard Sanborn, presi- donation of $50. The meeting was Mrs. Donald E. Schick of 170 Mo- one.';. . . munity Center Hall, Winfield. Mrs. Otto Schricken ; - which is moving its plant from .Ro- ganist and soloist. • V lantic "Highlands servfed as matron dent of the state federation, dis- held at the home of Mrs. Daniel Mr. and Mrs. Arthur W. Aklns hawk drive, celebrated his third Mr. and Mrs. James B. Ray of The membership committee, or- Michael - Petreeko escorted his The executive board will meet selle Park to Cortland, Nf. V. inLerner, 395 Walnut avenue. JAW ON TOF-MMIirr CWCKIB At lOW CONVIMfNT ACME MARKET I The bride graduated from Ro- of honor. Mrs! Jpsepji Bon iFigllo Wednesday evening at 8:15 jun. at cussed a proposed change in vot- November. of 4 English VHlage'have returned birthday anniversary last Thurs- 6 Dartmouth road returned Mon- • ganized at the September meeting, sister. Miss Jean Tinto of 210 Wal- ing age and! urged members to vote On October 2, Mrs. Harold Paeh- nut avenue,' was maid of honor, selle Park^ High School. arid at>( of the Bronx and'Mrt. John Gian- the home of Mrs. (William Von The Feeleys haye/slx children: from a 10-day trip to State College day with a party. Attending were day from a 10-day vacation at is headed by Mr, and Jtfrs. Louis in the November elections. Mem- 1 lke, president, and Mrs. Leo while Miss Mary ModiU of-10 Newtended " Union Junior College, atafiipjof Summit served as their Bulow, 6 Herning avcteue^ Mary ,' Louise, Matthew, Anne, and Pittsburgh, Pa. • • Julie Moses, Kenneth Tardiff, Wil- Daytona Beach, Fla. I Tottcn and assisted by: Mr. and where she became a member of cousin's bridesmaids. v;. bers also heard a report by Miss Greaney, vice-president attended Mrs. Albert, Branyan, Mr. anstreed t was bridesmaid. "' • . .'• Mrs^ Donald XL Sackcn, newly Evelyn M. Barton, state public Mark and Julie. They moved to the all-day conference of garden The bride's gown ot Chantilly Gamma Iota, Theta sorority. She The bridal gown of white pure elected president, will convene the Cr^iniord" from Philadelphia three Mrs. Claude Grady, Mr. and Mr*. silk taffetaf was in princess style welfare chairman on the* Upper ex- club presidents at the state head' Collings Haydon, Mr, and Mrslace. * and tulle "had a chapel train. is' employed by Esso Research and and a half years ago and are com- Engineering Company, Linden. with the waist of' Chantilly lace tremity amputee fund. Paul H. quarters in Orange. • HEINZ KETCHUP 2 Her headpiece was an orange municants otSt. Michael's Church. TAX EXEMPT YIELDS AT TWENTY YEAR PEAK Lewis Laird, Mr. and Mrs. George trimmed with pearls. The "head- Blalsdell. director of the traffic The next regular meeting of the Seals, Mr. and.Mrs, Leon Smith lossom crown wllh ,a; fingertip Her husband attended the Uni- Mrs. Frank C. Fyke of ,618 versity of Oklahoma and th^Mass- piece Was a• queen crjpwn of .im- Brookside place was hostess at safety, division; of the 'Association club is to be held at the home of ahd Mr. and:; Mrs. Ernest Ullomj. veil She carried roses in a cas- of Casualty and Surety Companies, Mrs. Maurice'Baker of \Vt CoVMrs. Leo Greaney, 62 Lenhome 4.00%-5.00X TAX FREE INCOME NOW AVAILABLE For the past month the-committee cade bouquet :-..i"..'.., ;;.,.•....'•'••.achusett. s Institute of Technology, ported pearlized orange blossomsr dessert bridge last Wednesday for : umbla avenue entertained at where he received his master's, de- The gown w<|rn by the matron Mrs, Jtobert C. Higgins. Mrs. was guest speaker. r -.:-,;.:- ;. ,v .' ';•. drive. The guest speaker will be. 12 01. hot. has been conducting a drive to in- The honor attendants wore bridge ' Monday evening. HQT Mrs. Edward Marsh of Westfleld. terest new members of the church 'green taffeta ballerina length prin- gree in chemical engineering, lie of honor'was of cotillion blue pure George Spahn, Mrs2.BaymoodlE. guests were' Mrs. John Lamparter, • HEINE CHILI SAUCE is a chemical -engineer'' with the. silk chiffon and the bridesmaids' Twaits, Mrs. Harry El Gerren, Mrs. Joseph J. Baron of in the**€ouplcs* Club. President cess .style dresses and carried cas- L ,Mjc8^.Bob«rt.3ipoks, Mrs..O. C, .and. Mrs. Robert Woodruff, Interest horn State and Atafetpaf tomb it Claude Grady announc4&4hat he cades ojtjcfid roses. ' ; • • Esso Standard Oil Cqragany. .•••.::ii " * " M WUO.-. was, the week-end guest of Mr. Weber, Mrs.. Karl Wiebesiek,, Mrs. ly of" Linden, recently ' ^ " ent- DennU^T. Sheehan of Mount **' returning from ^ffielr Wed-< 1 and Mri. WUliam DowUng <& 2}8 ettintti^tneir home at 29 Ora- txempt from Alt Present hdvot lnnm§ Twes. RoberiAljoeof RoseUe. Prospect avenue.. ; Smith and Mrs. A. HL "Preuss. ton drive. Mr. and Mrs. Grady, co-presi- on, N. Y. arid Spokane, Wash, and AT O E S «««*» 4 dents, stated, "TJhe keynote of the Joseph Bonflglio of the Bronx and party, will be fun- and friendship", Timothy Sheehwi of 70fl Willow Bondsin safety. Bonds of New Jersey~MunidpaIIties, payable' street,, brother of the bridegroom, Colony Club A ; John. Gfanataslo of Summit, also with a short business meeting to cousins of tn^ bridegroom, served precede the activity. • Were Ushers. . •-. , • from unlimited ad valorem taxes, are now available at tax exempt Both Mr. and Mrs. Sheehan are Schedules Talk as Ushers. '; ;\.. • •'. yields cited above. Cranford High School graduates. Andrew Kozak Was soloist, ac- Fete, Mrs. Betty Butler Mrs. Sheehan is employed in theBy Martin Siegel companied by Mrs., William Mul- In order ty» further your understanding of this investment medi- 4,^32.* • Cranford branch of the Union Jigan at the organ., \- •-.'.' At Testimonial Dinner' Mrs.' Hugo Stalger, Jr., presi- The bride is a graduate of Red um, we have available our booklet, "How to JProfit Through Tax Mrs. Betty Butler, president of County Trust Company. Mr. Shee- han is employed \>y the New Jer-dent, will preside this evening at Bank Catholic High School and Exemption" and also a selected list of Tax Exempt bond offer- the Ladies Auxiliary, Veterans of the regular monthly meeting of the brake College, Red Bank. Shels^a BARGAIN! |VOfy Soap S 6£5 J Foreign Wars, Department of New sey Bell Telephone Company, Plalnfleld. . , " Colony Club to be held in Veter- secretary at Joseph J. Seaman tend ings. We shall be pleased to forward them to you without aB Jersey,-'will be honored at a testi- ans' Memorial Hall !at 8:15 p.m. Company, Perth Amboy. • /• 'monial dinner Saturday at Robert On returning from their wed- obligation. | It 02. tU 15« OXTPOl OAHTMCtta ; ding trip, the couple,Mil live at 'Mrs. Norman Stockberger, pro- Her husband is a graduate oi ANDW 1 Treat HoteL Newark. . gram chalrmas^wiH Introduce the Cranford High School and Rider * O X If D 01 • MCKACI - U*« SIU 2 I ** S9< Mrs. Butler, who lives at 428 Ca- the Broad street address. .. 1 guest speaker, Howard Siegel, of College, Trenton. He. is a^ member sind - avenue, is past president of Martin Jewelers, Cranford. His of Lions Club, Catholic Account- JOHN J. RYAN & CO. WRAP 75l«tr.tl59e SPIC & SPAM CUKT.ACKAC. *." the Ladies* Auxiliary of Captain Wwud B'rith Sets Bate subject will be "Precious Stohes> ants Guild and the»Holy Name Newell Rodney Fiske Post 335. She ,: Hostesses for the. evening will bo Society. He served two years with STATE AND MUNICIPAL BONDS ~" < nt was elected president of the State For. Dance November 16 _ NAMSCO , ' • JOY MCUUftUU 2" 7%* " iUMIOSIZf tan Mrs. Lawrence Tabelman, Miss the army in Europe and is now an U e Department Auxiliary in June. B'nai B'rlth Women, Kadlmah Ruth Compton, Mrs. F. Gordon accountant at the Joseph J. Sea- -*" 790 Broad Street, Newark, New Jersey | PREMIUM CRACKERS ^ **- 25 *ALL ADVERTISED PRICES INCLUDE 7C REDUCTION Chapter, are planning their second Leech,, Mrt. • Howard. Schack and man Company.. Newark Phone: Mitchell 5-85J0 Lt.' and; Mrs. Pa.ul Jakucs. .and annual dinner .dance November 16, Mrs. William •Trpmetter. • . Mrs.-Laez2a was honored by her their daughter, Lynn; ot Valdosta, ki the Military Park Hotel, NcW- NOVEMBER 28, 29*, 30, DECEMBER S, 6.7 1 Mrs. Staigor and Miss. Marie bridal party at a shower August 21 Ga^ are visitinjgLt. JaUus brother- ark. Michael Format's orchestra Rellly attended Federatiqn Guest Riven at the home of Mrs.' Laezza, in-law and sister, Mr. and Mrswil, l supply the music for this af- Night last evening at the Worn- Sr. ••'••• •. "'• . .: .-••.'• William Lueddeke of 41 Nbmabe- en's Club of Fords. •• • • , '. ! Bakery Special . gari court .:,,':'\' •"•••':.••••••",•,; ' M- Harold Trent of 318 Retford Mrs. Robert G. Hoemig was hos- Mr. and Mrs.. Clayton Kolbe and avenue is fund raising chairman. man nm nuns AND mnuusi tess at thVexecutive board meet- their daughters,: Sandra, Susan: CAINE MUTINY COURT-MARTIAL SUPREME-SPCCIAll Co-chairmen are; Mrs, Arnold ing in her "home at 21 .Dartmouth Sally and Sharon, of 21 Greaves Columbus Day Week-End Specials! EXTRA Kroner and Mrs. Morris Epstein. road Monday evening, •'those in place, spent the week-end in Town- Assisting them, are: Mrs, Theo- attendance were Mrs, Stalger, Mrs. shendV-Vt. ... "• ' ••. , ".' FEBRUARY 28, MARCH 1,7, 8

fr.MMTiiiigfiuaag™-"''"•"-•—•' Saulinrfer, Mrs. David "DrucRerV J. Monahan, Mrs. C. Van Cham 4-HGHT MOVIj BAR BELL & HOWELL 8mm and Mrs. Milton Rabin. berlln, Mrs. Nl C. KJeldsch, Mrs. Harold J. Walsh, Mrs.' Daniel With Bulbs and PROJECTOR; Lawrence Erie Simonsen, son ofGregg, Mrs. Charles M. Eckhardi, Casts, R«g* 19.95 Rag. $79.95 . 51.95 Mr. and Mrs, L. J. Simonsen of 19Mrs. Herbert V. Ross, Mrs. Wll- ATLANTIC CITY West End place, was feted recently liarn G. TromeUfcr, Mrs. Michael on his first birthday anniversary. Gessner," Mrs. Charles E. Angel- VIRGINIA IEE I ^| Among the guests were Miss Dag APRIL 25, 26, MAY 2, 3 8 mm. KODACHROME, ,. Spacial $1^5 SHO«Bsarieds mi K » baek, Mrs. C. Fr SulUvan, Mrs. mar Simonsen, Mr. and Mrs. Nar •/'*"< •:• at the bcKkfmt. Owtone OU N Walter Thorn and. Miss Marie 8 mm. MAG. KODACHROME Spatial $2.98 man .Hulse and Mm. PhlUp Trod Roilly. • , r . .. FRESI-FAHCY mi tm&t Mel ttlcriiiNKtf «• den of^Bayonne, Mr. and -Mrs. 12 No. 5 B FLASH BULBS, Rag. $2.04 Special BiaebeiTy Me | Carrots •ike fo* star • •owraMe mi. 1U Ham Simonsen of Jersey City, and portraits .

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Com- You and Cancer &V '-: A. graduate^ Of Crariford High from the Dooley Funeral Home, takes and reAwn. parents are not hbilitt rundown - neighbor School, Mr Tineo was a member Mr. Fox is survived by > son, Her- bine dry' ingredients and liquid 218 North avenue,.west, Cranford, always rlgM. However, each fam- The inajoritv «| cancers arc •^••A-••••-..•'• ••••• .••'••'•'•''»wlB Alfred Tineo, 32, bert, of Brooklyn; two grandchll- to mixture until batter is smooth. hoods-and replace inadequate ^^Kili of Fiskc Post arid Cranford Post. at-9'ajn.,',•":'.-• '•':?••-. .'•"-••..'•'••••••' ";• •"••.'. • ••: ily has its own standards and *tti»»le if detected In time. housing, was presented fqllbwing and a brother, Jack, of Toronto, Then fold in the beaten egg- whites. •; y.'"', He was a communicant of St Mi- .letirh and «mfonn to Uiem wUl 1 : •\n Jersey City. Bin. Bailey, Learn And need the Seoen '•\ ~,>y'" : Canada. • ''•,;' "': \ ;•', --: \- Bake in two B^inch^square layer ifev" ,-•••;•. ssshlaV Accident Victim chael's Church., . • . .''• ;| and. Ellen Tyne Cullen. She lived help a youngster grow 'into a: re- Danger Signal* of. Cancer.. mm l^islssi •[••• "^j3jB •' Many relatives and friends were ' Surviving are his mother, M cake pans lined with wax paper, Daniel J.Heyburn presided. was a daughter of the laW-Michael sponsible adidt ' •in a 350* F. oven, for 20 to 23 min- RemtetU for cancer in/orma- present Monday in St. Michael's Jenny Tineo J'. five 4 brothers, An- Emil J. Dour '\ / ; mm11 :: r at 304 Cedar itreet to ere sever utes, or until done. {Hon should be sent to the Church at a solemn high mass of thony, John and "Joseph, at home, A high mass of requiem will be yean before going to North Plain- lSfe:-".:': "^ •'•'''•-•'• y American Cc«cer Society, ine to Sing ilia _requicm for Alfred Tineo. 32. of Vin the Navyj at San |.>'-'v'.,v- ••:• -X$f m : celebrated at4Q-o'clock this morn- tago. New Jerseti Dipiiton. 9 Clin- mm •712: LJncolu avenue, eabt.—•—,'. .';-. Diego, calif., aud^Luuih. rifr^-ihe field two 19 1 Also surviving are another ton (Street, .Newark 2,; New A laboratory tester at the Cities ing in S^. Anslem Church, Brook* Navy at OOakk HHarborb W, Wash.; lyn, for Ehiil J. Dour, 70,-of 122 daughter, Mrs. John R. Busko of are soine of my rf^riends. For this - Jersey. I/, the request does not J$£'''': '"'i^Wli 9 Service.' Oil/ Company ' refinery. reason I am interested to bread Dover; a son, DrurkJ. of Jersey inpolve pers o ha I medical •••I '• .-• Linden, Mr.' Tineo was . drowned Burnside avenue. Mr. Dour died Of Abducting President Meeting : of a heart attack Saturday night Jit City; eight grandchildren; and. a patty, shells instead of the usual problems which should be li> Friday in a storage tank ol oil at ; Harry XL Kronas pastry one for serving creamed The annual President's Meeting Alexian Brothers Hospital, Eliza- sister. Mrs. Julia Corriian of Jer taken, up tbtth the family doc- of the Village Improvement Asso- the refinery:, He.was,extracting . Services for Harry C. kronas, : Children Here chicken or sea foods. Can you th."^ •••••:: •/•.../.• •'•:•'; •-••:• sey City. :'- ^ '''•':'/ •,. tor, or pro/esttonaljethics, the ciation will be held Tuesday eve- a' sample' from the' tank when a 73, of^ 13 North, avenlie, east, for* ; "John Mansfield, 32, formerly of help me?" Mrs. H. N. mquires. .literature; and information portion of the roof gave way Band mcr partner of Louis Billias' in f The funeral yvm be: from- tht) ning at, 8 p.m. \at Sherlock HalL pClavin Funeral Home, 772i .Fourth I Roselle Park; was indicted Tues-; ^Have you tried toasted bread will be fortoariled to you. , " he fell into the- vat. \ operation of the Cranford Diner, Frank A. cases? These are one of the easi- The three branches, Senior divi- avenue, Brooklyn. Burial will be day by th^ Federal Grand Jury in sion. Evening and Junior groups 1859-1957 ^ .., v- The'Rev.MarkJ.Dooley;assist-- were'- held Monday afternoon at Pr^A.;Pielhau,8»,of34 est solutions. Trim the crusts . Q.—WhatQ.Whatmetho" methodds are being: ••-'•"' •••' ant pastor, was .the celebrant of Sit. Denietripd GreoK Orthodox in Mt. Calvary Cemetery, Astoria, Newark on a; charge of threateh- ,will participate,. ...', .';.•,.'.' • , 1 from a square &I|ce of freshl|fr .Used""fod""fo(xure'',C^ncer'' ill"' . ;, . the mass. Th,e Key. Maurice Xi. Churcp, i Ne'warjk. Mr...'Kronas ^n street, a retired tgrocer]^man> harm to his t^ojfchUdren, Rbb- . James Richard^, bawtone. jwill ( \ Bom i»i'ijjljii/-'York y. Press each into one section, of a' A, -JThere ,are only two ways OTCeefe, assistant. pastor, '. wasdied last' Thursday'sit the Runriclls died yesterday in Munlen,Derg S, and Marjprie, 4, and a war- muffin, pan: Brown in oven or present a program. During the Dour had lived the past 18 months of curing Cancer. One is by com- six" years that Mr. Richards was deacon.-and the Rev. William B. Hospital'. for c h e s t Diseases, Mospitai, Plainfield. after•> short has beenbeen-issuei d in Chicagog,, broiler. It wW then hold Its shape pletely removing it surgically, and Berkeley' Heights, after -a- ldng, ill- in Cra'hford and two .years in Eliz- c a student in theological seminary," Donnelly, pastor sub-deacon.' iUhess. ;-,'••; ; ::'C.::l'-, '-^.>!..'^y his arrest on chargeh s off and the ailing. • \ the second, by destroying it with Sto.8t.MI* 'here were niany flowers. ness.' ••.. '. •' ••'-. '••'• •. . '. -.. ,'•• •- '.-.beth after residing most of his he was head of the music depart' the children September For a more ambitious offering radiant energy such as x-rays and r ""^TieTteTTChTistoTJhTnTeT^ondOr1 A nation of Germany, Mr. Piel- lant energy sucnas x^ujrs «u| .. Sunday nighprn5BIbcrs-x>fr6apU 1tlle •'••••'.. • %••••^Ilil -22 from\ht« pstrantftd; .wife. ~" m n • ' Cawetaswl Newell 'Rodney Fiskc /Post 335> lepnr-paslpr^ officiated.'v.He" dteso' He was/a—communicant—of fo thlg^mnntrv 7S raya of radium-and radioactive ttie^ seminary chorus. He has sirice, [icrthei^ Church, . " ago arid had been a resident of Gloria Mansfield of 7 Grove street, bread flat Spread a tablespoon of isotopes;'^...... - ...... VFW, and' Cranfbrd Post 212. read co.nimittal prayers at,Ever- Cranford 35 years. He formerly and trying "to extort' money ffrom the filling creamed chicken or Q.-^an anything- be done! to enjoyed great popularity as an en-" American;JLegion, visited Dooley green Cemetery,'' Hillside.. The Mr. Dour retired from the Chase tertainer. .,;. ..-..• •',•'.•••' ; . •'•- -operated a, grocery store on East- her.',"/'';.•• other filung along the edge of each Funeral Home!, 218 North avenu*. funeral wd$ from the Efoolcy I*U-- Manhattan' Bank : •pi New " York help those afflicted with an incur- man •> street/for many years, re- The alleges that in slice and roll up. - Put eac- h roll- Collins Smith, his accompanist, wes{, from, where' the funeral • Was neral JJomc', 218 North avenue, City five years ago after 20 years' a . "•a* *~ i slice anu tuu.-uy* * ur•..*-^—r* able Cancer? •; .•''•-:''' tiring in 1M5. During the 1940*s a leter sent to ^e from Chi->|up ..j.iwith-th. *ue« sea».mm. dowAnvrnn Irini ha • hak-|i A.—The life of patients suffer- is .a graduate bf .the JuUiard \heid, and conducted . ritualistic w«st.' . .'.•'• .•' ;'• ;.. .,- v . :••.• service. He-Worked in the stencil School of Music in New "York, and department' . . . ' • ' ' ' . '. he worked as a checker ta. thecago on 24 Mansfield])ing dish. Pour VV cup of heavy | ing -from Cancer may' be pro- services. Anton "Tinnesz and How- Bearers,were- Frank Carey,- J.o* Charles Kurtz Market on North told her that she for',• the/ last 20 years has toiir«d ; ard 'Amescn, the; respective corar He was the husband of; the late ld get rido f fcream over the tops, sprinkle gen- longed, in many cases for-years jeph bi' Tulib, Fred Malpcre arid Union avenue. •'. ••::."'•'.-•'•• lawyer and "do the way I jerously with grated parmesan the United States, Canada, Brit- mandcrs/jled the,; services.'' .... .' Christopher Karis. >"-..."•'' : Mrs. Sophia pour.- 'V. '•] ' '.; through; the use of drugs; hor ish 'West' Indies and* Europe. - ;Survivlng are three sons, Vin- Surviving are two sons, Frank want them" or "I'll kiilth*" '"'e chU•"- cheese and dot with butter, Bake mones and isotopes, but this treat Linden police and prosecutor's A nat^ve-of Greece, Mr. Kronas 400* oven for ten IThe Evening'group of the club cent of Seaford, L. I., James of P. of Cranford and Robert E. Piel- dren."••,"" ,;-'.:•'•' -v in preheated xnent does not lead to a cure. A detectives, are' making an investi- had Jived in Cranford 32 years. Hr hau of Fanwood, and five .grand- minutes and brown the will present a comedy.* Babylon, L. 1., and Donald, witK It is charged that after present they merely prolong lif< J gation and reports .will be pre-retired as cashier at' the New.York • Twenty new rrjembcrs of th 'Whom he lived; three daughters, children. His wife, the • • former the children in Cranford, broiler just before serving. Serves sented to the Grand Jury, it hasRestaurant, Elizabeth, three years and' make the advanced, stages of Junior, group will be introduced. Mrs. John J. Sweeney of Fair Alice G. Overhage, died in 1943. field drove them to a Chicago Cancer more bearable. .- been announced. T.wo rcpresenta-; •ago. Before taking that position. :, Funeral arrangements are being 7 Lawn, Mrs; Raymond Mierjeskl of urb. The children have sint —Q—Are X-Ray.treatments good tives from the State Labor Dcpartr^ Tie was in.Tpartncrship—with—Nfy? made: by the' Dooley Funeral returned to Mrs. MansfleldV "Can you .offer some general merit also were-at trie scene Fri- ; Seaford and Mrs.: Harry Mulcahy for all Undg of Cancer? Visiting Nurse Tola! Billias at _tht Cranford Diner. He M&iwx&a^£M&fi° was is^ ittadtos "against nioths? Canr ^ conducting their own inquiry &ten and a sister, MGi~Madeline bthl the type of; Cancer and* the loca- Church...... Dour of St George, S I. / y Card of Thiinks of $5,000 following arrest by FBIwe at synthetic tabrlcs. furs p Mr. Tineo, a laboratory tester, SurViyors are his wifewife,, .-/Sirs'..-/Mr . tion of the growth. Your doctor Is TINEO — We the undersigned agents/in that city. The bond was and fugs like any. other article of [the one who can decide the needed Nurses: of the Granford Visiting had climbed to fhe top'of the 15- Domctra Commick Kronas; a son, placed after his attorney said he desire to express our sincere cloh ^ Mrs. H. M. wants totreatment. •.•••.-.;.-•.,•', ••'•••_.-. •• ' . . Nurse Association made a total o! foot High tank t6 make a routine- Christopher, Cranford; a daughter, Joseph Rigano , could show the situation was noth- : sample test and. apparently fell in- thanks to our relatives, friends and know. 210 calls during the month of Sep- Mrs. Petro Lcleas, Mt'. Vernqri, GARWOOD. — The funeral of neighbors, for the kindness and ing more than "a family argu- Helpful [estions on*, moth tember," it was. reported by Mrs. to, the vat when a wckk spot in N. Y., and a grandchild., / ment" • •'.•,• •••'•:.;' .'--A-'; ••••' • •'. • the. roof gave'way, it was report* Joseph Rigano, 47, of 610 Center sympathy, extended to us in our protection f Liom Blind Seal Sdle j. E. McGovriey, nursirig commit* street Will be held at 10:30 this recent bereavement,, the passing ; In-NewarkHynitedf States At- Practice d housekeeping teie . chairman, at --the monthly V: ; REDUCMl •"ed. -' .;'••'• . •' • "•• • '/'• •'.'•' Total Reaches $1,462 morning from Gray's, 318 Eastof my beloved, son, and, our de-torney. Charles A. Sweeney, Jr., constantly.. :\\ meeting of the. association at •Fuel oil,' with a temperature of ,.; . "--'•v --;- ; •/••.••-•• - .... .;: . ,. Broad street, Westfleld. A masori said the Mnnsflelds had been hav- ' A total of $1,462 has been re- Cleveln1 y 120' degrees Fahrenheit had been Services for Harry/Fox, 85, of voted brother,-Alfred Tinea We . Protect clothiing and household Cleveland School on Friday." Mrs.* employed by • Guy ., Checchio, ing domestic troubles and that the ceived to; date in the Cranford Richard Tomlinson riresided. /pumped intol the tank from a stillj, S Dcnman.road, a retired plaster- especially wish to thank the' Rev- furnishings .' from' t-feeding iidd Scotch Plains building contractor, husband was free on ball on. a There were, 146 visits in Cran- the investigator,reported. - er,, will be held at 8 o'clock tonight erend Clergy of St. Michael's damage. (Regular washings and Lions Club's Blind Seal Sale, it Mr. Rigano died Sunday at his charge - of threatening his wife iford, 37 in Garwood and 27 in An autopsy performed by Coun- at Gray Memorial, 12 Springfield Church, the Cranford Police Dept, airings or dry cleanlng\of clothes, was reported by Dr. Geldon Hind- home after a heart attack. '. ;' with a shotgun, ,S,'.-\ .:£.•:":£•'''•.' ty Physician Or; G. W. H. Hdrrc avenue. Mr. Fox died Monday at the officers and members of Fiske linens, etc. frees, them irom the nian, blind and sight conservation enilworth. .. revealed death.Was..caused by sec- thc^horric of his'daughter, Mrs. Interment will bo-m Falrview Post, 335, VFW, Cranford Post, 212, dirt on which the larvae fted). ; chairman, at the. -club's weekly It was. announced that Mrs. Jo- 'Protect clothuig, blankets, and ond degree .'burns of the entire John He«msath,/aftcr a brief ill- Cemetery, Westfield. , L ''.••'•American Legion, and their Ladies' dinner meeting in the Coach and sep : : woolens from costly damagX by ' body and- drowning in the oil, itness; .'••' • ' .. './,;" '- ••••" '•'•'•.. ' :'•••' , Born in Italy, Mr. Rigano came .Auxiliaries, the State and County Homemakertf Four Restaurant on Tuesday. HHe two-day conference to be held in to Westfield from, that country in [.Officers of the VFW, the Firing spraying %ith a moth said this represents a large, SaHir Sweet was reported. There was no wit- The Rev. Robert G. Longaker, in- Atlantic City oh November 2ft and ness to the tragedy. . 1949. He lived in Garwodd five Squad from the Broklyn 'Navy spray.. Remember,'even the creasease over the last reportrepot. 21 in connection with the crippled pastor' of /First Presbyterian. years and was a communicant of Yard, the bearers, those who sent est synthetic blends usually con- Hid d' t f th Stt :» 'A native, of Cranford, Mr. Tineo Church, will officiate. Interment j\ Dr., Hindman expressed' thanks i c p St. Ahne's Church;' /,"p ,. •'.;-floral offerings and spiritual bou- MART W. ARM8TR0HO tain a percentage of wool and are • was the son of .Mrs. Jenny Tineo Will be in Lutheran Cemetery, | toxth e public for "splendid sup- Department of Health. He leayes his wife, »Mrs. Mary quets,, donated the use: of .their Unloa Cooarf Horn* Asaat susceptible to moth damage.unless and the Me Gactano Tineo. HeBitvoklyn,, tomorrow morning. ' served in the Navy from August 2v Caspanello Rigano;; two Bonn, cars, and attended the funeral. • protected against attadk.by larvae. Mr. Fox was born in Sheffield, Frank, 5H, and Joseph John, 3Si; : v ' Furs should be treated only by 1943. to December 17, 1945. Much Signed. ' .. ,.,;• •• •- . ;:' ';- Masonry • his parents, Mr. and Mrs. Frances- of his service was in the Panama England, and lived in Brooklyn f Jenny Tineo . . experts. Application of sprays to Palatmg • co Rigano, in Italy; two~ brothers, :; -"Can you provide a really good Canal Zone. 40 years. Hti came to Cranford .;••-•. Mother .'; • •.": •,.i furs Is' not if^hT^Tidf^i Furs' Boofina • Carmelo and Angelo; in Italy, and recipe for strawberry short cake in commercial storage receive pro- , Dommick, .__. _.._ — the old fashioned kind — but Our Finest Urge Size Peas . . . two sisters, Mrs.. Maria Lombaro, V ; Louis, AD. 1 UJSJN. fessional care and can be insured Argentina,. South America, and light and tender," Mrs. Jl K. asks. Faicy Qultty Selected For Flavor! I FUEL OIL I Anthony against damage. •; - Mrs. Teresa Raml, Italy. .V Here is a recipe for one of the' Do not put welghtrt»r~pre5sure= Joseph favorites of alii desserts. ; : -': - •'• ,• John on sprayed rugs,' carpets, or up- •'<•,> v •:; .' STRAWBERRY SHORTCAKE holstered furniture (as by w»Uc-s Cheese Festival Values I — Service Mrs. Drur>RBaUey ! cups sifted cake flour ing,_sitting,_or:pressing jvith we' 103 Adimt

COMPLETE OIL BURNER SERVICI tomorrow morning in^;St Anne's* 1 cup sugar Church for Mrs. Grace T. Bailey, 2 eggs, separated : (•axXUS PAGB ^UUDABAA M, Wife of Drnry.B. Bailey. She % cup milk -k, . •• ..• •••.-'. ••.. . • ' Sf les. Service and Installation died Tuesday after a heart attack SpeelaUst la Hauaa KetetteM Katcers. the State TJahreratty J4 teaspoon vanilla .:••' N Calk HO l-aW« or HO «-00S9 — LUutea. M. J. at the home of her'daughter, Mrs. % tup buttejr,; melted Switf Sliws .: >\'J,^'ci ® .old U Wlckholin ot 206. Stahls 3 pints strawberries, w a s h e d LOWEST PRICE K>» IwayMJorth Plainfield, with whom "Everybody else can do it," is SIMONEBROS.CoqlFuel Oil Co* one of the great stumbling b]ocks sugar to taste or CWege If you haven't y«* tried A&P Instant Coffee, take advantage of this special Mild Chedfcr Cheese "• IsheU- ;•'_ 1 cup whipping cream •' parents find In the path of setting : :: ::] : sale'price to see for yourself how superior it is. If yon have triedl it, youil iThe RtN^ev. Msgr. John; M, Mix and sift dry. ingredients, ex- • ••••... -' y. ' ': '\y.. :'• :.;/::,'A"V. ••••,.-;;• behavior standards for their chil- want to enjoy it evan more often! Bay it today,.. and enjoy bigger aavimgtt Bontei'sOrufere Cheese . . . dren^ Many questions arise as to ; , BTATBMENT OF OWNSaSBtT ",-:'•.I '•"• THE :NEXT..BEST^THING-Tb^^ •';. .; whether the parent should stick to STATXMKNT ol the owiwrshtp. Manaaja- Star-KistTnaPte his own guns or allo.w the young- otant. CtrcuUUon. Etc. Required by DM • • _' _.' , ' •* ••.'.- • p • ' ',•'•..'•,••• -• ' • \ ' ' • •* • Act of Concrcs* of Aturust 21. ltli, s« It- 99* ster to do the things the other chil- Amcmtad by the Acts of March 3, IMS, HaMNkniltt ••::e^J*r> fl» dren are allowed to do. and July S. IMS (aa U.S.C. 333) Of Cranford ClUicn and Chrenlelc, pub- •j^-IJL Cap'«Jon«"« ' • (Brag Armorial Every family has Us own values lished weekly at Cranford. Naw Jcraey, ' ir LETFTER $WM HOW ^ •••*••-•• v-.:;-- •• . luadyforfhapaa "• . tor September 30. JfUl..-. . , . ••-.'•. '...•• •"• : •• •' • .' '•'•.••".'!' ' ".-;•• .,•'• •:>'••'• • • '•' \ JbMbUshed 1S97 „ lards. This,is necessary I 1. The. banu* and. addresses' os>ths> for. good family life. The danger publisher, editor. Uanaaing editor,' and MM Fillet ^^ HiW-BitSwIttCheete • • '• '/• Is that Ota values and standards business, manager are: . . > '$ a Charle* M. Ray, IS IJartmouth ftoad. IS THE WEEKLY VKIT OF ' KELLOGG are not realistic to the world in ; New Jersey. • •• . : . -I.'.: which We are nowllvlng. For this • 3.- The" owner Is! (If- owned by' _ eorporatkm. - Ita name- and address must w reason, a peiiodlcXreassessment be stated, and' also immediately there- Jane Parker Baked Goods! under the. name* and addresses of stock- is helpful in order toexamin e and bolder* owning or holding one. per cent . .1 'perhaps' change, because-^ only or more of total amount of stock. If not Vegttable SkMteitag A»P owned by a corporation, the names and through change is growth a addresses of -.the Individual owner* hunt pushed;; ;• • . • ., •'_ : '" • ' ;• * ... _,—^ .— ^ «— company; at o lOW^OWPRiai Ita name '.\ ' / When parents have realistic be- each in- havior standards for their young- sBI» asssssP a^sssssssssk ^ssssk!la sssssss^H RICH I FUU-BODIEO sters, the "everybody docs It?* plea .can ** ignored. It has been, .*.•' 3-lfc.tt used on parents by all the young- CfMaaOji j. '• ••",'"l'.r.'1 ... ';••' ','.'.."•:: '''' ' '•', ' .' ' ••'•'• ';- .'. BlMlCa ••••'•"' '•'•"'• ; • '•' •*' .''••• ' , * •• * '•• sters involved with the result that : children were allowed to do PIE 55 dopp's Baby Food 10^83< Pretnkim Crackers T r- the owners, stock' , Eldrholderst a, annd security holders, U any, con' Ml BUTTER COfFH CAKI 65* V<} s way. .However, some discussion tain hot only the list of stockholders'and V •"' * with othexjMirents is very helpful, security, holders as they appear Upon the ^ NOW TO JUNE book* of 4he company but also, In cases The? key to holding firm on be-where the stockholder or security holder eHEmCEHLY! appear* upon the book* of the company GOIDBi LOAF $!SS2$ as trustee or In any other nduciary -___ OF CRANFORD tlon. the name of that person or corpora-. Bl ADDITION TO AXL THE HOME-TOWN NEWS, youx son or daughter :•> tion lor whom such trustee la acting, la Frt«lfMUr«F»m«-<)IEMIIC£WILYI Keefcler Pecan Saidies ASSEBSaiKNT MOTtCK ' ", , given; also Uiat the said two .paragraphs ... NOUCK I* hereby (Ivcn Uu»< the Board contain statements embracing,affiant's full wilTwaloy raadiim th« doings ol Irkiids In cdih«r ichools «md coU*g«fb CM for making assessment* for benefits con- knowledge and.belief as to the circumt Birn't Fadge Shortbread f^rred ori laMds and real estato by reason stances and conditions Undtr which stock* uc^mtt2^29c Fresh Carrots 2^t^25c of the coWpleUoH of local 'Improvement*, holdenl and security holders who do not chronkW In th. popular "COIiEGIAl«'CX)BrlER-Column. ' : - MBDJartELD AVENL'E. CRANFOED will meet on Wednesday, the 33rd day appear upon the books of the company Nwtles Morsels *>***• ^2 of October. lsWf. at 8:30 PJJ. at the— trustee*, hold stock and securities In Municipal Building, and .will conduct aa'capacity other than that bi •'bona floe hearing 'at which all' persona May beowner) and the affiant baa no reason-to I9c Iceberg Uttuce BI9< HartalPanrHaikies ... 3 heard who ai* Interested M the making r believ•suave thamant ananjyr othewonc personv«.~..., -_-.association_ , of assesStneitlii against land* end Maoir corporatio"onn ha* any Interest direct or ^ — -. — ^. — — — USE THIS CONVENIENT ORDER BLANK ~ -1 —•- ' Tlrf|Ho«et>a dwiehBagt . 2 We offer resident* estate benefited by reason of the com-••direct la the said stock, oonds. or other B pletion of the following local Improve- securities than as so staled by him. ment*: ' • . , , 5". ^•wrsss^hiiB^r of topU* ol Wett Piio Betrforait 1. Sanitary sewer constructed In Oal-each ' i- Oranges'*****.\ 10 «-49c Tomatoes m»*"** JK19« . . . outstanding funertU home, complete M low* Mill Road from a point which ts . thr :y distant. 160 It. Houlh ttfCoolidg a Street wise, to paid criber* during the h-... to a point Utf rt southerly. twelve M th* ing the. data shown . CBANFOBD CITIZEN KHD CHRdNlCsX S.. Sdmtary aeWer constructed lit Beech above Is conditioning, organ, large light rooms for, your Btreet eawmeneing 4p feet south ' of 21-23 AVism SC CnmlonL N. I. Bonbt'i KlMiex Lostail DtttargeHrt BrookiUdv' Place and running southerly to 4/463 Arft fifes Stardi : a right of way and thence through said • •' • .•-._.• .';, '\;,- • ' . ; •UzalaOil Far Milting p*!h»ed turfaee* right o( Way to Spruce Street... iThis Information b raoulred Jrora dally; MatoGUps FatialTlssnes every convenience. Our own display room. — 3. Banilary tewctr constructed on theWeekly, samtwaskly. and triweekly news* . • • . ".'S easterly tide ol Bpringneld Avenue, from T" *l*r'! CMAWJa M. RAY. CrantWmsHU , . '..;." • A ratty treat Romore Place 473 feet northerly, and .' Buslneas Manager; OJP thence easterl1 y ISO' feet through, a right Sworn to and tubscrlbed before) me this of way. - ' . .' •*Xh day of September. 1*61. ' PlMBt* a«Jid tit* Cltfaan Clifoaitto fco» ' 4. Sanitary teWcr constructed In Wil- [Seal) MARIAN A. SCHMrTZ. low Street from Lafayette' Place to a Notary Public of New Jersey h:y, point «O feet south of Brookside Place. •loo expire* February 9, IMOI until Juno IS let Laddie Boy 8. Sanitary tewer cohstructod, com* Ivory Soap Ivory Soap menctng lit ftivermUe Drive too feet nortl IvtrySaap AP Supermarkets of Richmond AVenue and running thenct For »4tle»»aJ bath Chicken Dog Food northwcsUrly through land* of Union .;j1l>f*l"""""^ Stgnod County Park Commissian toPer k Drive TOTAL PRES8 RTJT4 N IIMSIM) white aUM«*at thence westerly along Pust Drive to He- more Place, thence westerly along Ro- FO« TODAV8 I88UE Mies &m.. more Ptaoa and crossing SprtngsVU Av*> tr» ilgtit u< w< ^ L4**#*******«*! iJTT^r«ht>i«f" WUloW Street to .krtothcr right oi way thence'through a right of way toland V of. Cranford 'Board.of education,' them* )»mm . I. - ' Funend Director* . through said Board of Education Iand> AIR-CONDITIONED—FOR YOUR SHOPPING COMFORT .to Spruce Street. Uvenre southerly ata* HIGHEST #OR A REGULAR 'I: it''-;- ')i Spruce Street to Torbush Street, and 1; Ml EAST BHOAD 8THEET thence Westerly alongTorbush Street U ISSUE IN TUB Cl YEAR • SemdbOL W U 8ntINGnELD AVENUE Orchardl Street. • , Or THIS NEW8- CRANFORO. V. j.^BK €-ft« V. J. — AD »-«•* P. 3. OKAVb X. P. MARKOWlCri ANTHONY O. HXNRICH i AMstsMiitmt yv**ilfnrntffii bsicdi Ocioter 10, INT... 1 ••'. r

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problem oi infantile paralysis. scoutmartetfor Troop 7« ftwn 1Wma6 d from Brookslde place to thesodaUott for the township I© | MM Filled Mrs.'Ackerman spoke of the ef- to 194% and hpldtiUMr Sooutersoutherlt y line ot Coolldge street; vide electricity fox the teresting shell c k'R. pany D of the division's 34th Regi*-; UJC Students forts of Mrs. N. A. Tomasulo, ptor training Key. He was in the Airand the northerly side of Henley holiday lighting program was rev. grandmother sentr from Hawaii. Eige. Douglas .Widman. John Gus- ment. Pfc. Trotta entered; thej For Oranken Driving::' feared to committee of the whole; Goerke Department Store.: Eliza- -neer leader of the movement in Force, from 1M» to 194« and rean- d t>unbam avenues where there Debra Anderson. ,told' about iier tavscn and Robert Brown drew beth. She also" is a graduate of AVmy in January;; 1956. and'.re-*, A letter requesttag the renaming cived basic Irnining at FortDbb •^iCteorge Van Often of 1MB North Cranfordi and Mrs. D. W. Tyre, a sumed his scouting duties upon are no existing walks. ;', .; ' star fish shell, and Pamela Comp- pictures of family activities. Film Illustrates Drake' Business School '•'." .''••• avenue, Eliiabeth, pleaded guilty v recent Chairman of the Cranford , return. In 1931, he was Instru- Joseph Wanmski, owner, of part of Carolina street was re- t I'i Wh, b d Th ••'.•;; ' CMie * . ••'•'. ••' v He arrived in Hie. Far J East. in. : A .straw vote conducted; yes- ferred to the Township of Clark ton; Ijo'rie Washburn and Thomas August, 1956. The 19^year-old to a charge of drunken driving terday at Urtiori Junior-College Committee of. the Mental Health mental ui organizing Explorer Pott property at 113 MUn street, ad- Recently Uie boys and girls* of Association, to> raise funds for the476, sponsored by the Legion, and with the suggestion that Cranford Estabrook brought in three color- Miss Margaret Corcoran's third %eed ForSchools Elxpforer Post Mothers soldier was graduated from Cran- and was fined $205' and bad his li- gaVe Governor Robert B. Mey- vised be has been endeavoring to ; .\ ; ..^.i'-j-if! clinic and the educational work of subsequently served as Its adviser. has no objection to the renaming; ful science books. An instructional film, ''The Chil- ford High School in 1955 and was : txnse suspended for tiro years by rter, pemocrat, a 2-1 margin" over obtain'from township for two years grade presented a Columbus Day Hear Talk liy Spuliding the association,' botlT through fund ^ IBM, heserved a* scout- the sidewalk grades hi order to. re- of the street near the. •"••'•'. • • ,.'••'.• Graie S . •:.' program in the Lincoln School au- dren Are Here," was shown at the employed by Hubeny Brpthers./ ••..•••• "fifsM Magistrate Charles Stevens last his Republican opponent., State boxes, showingthgthe state bird were group- far the first ten. weeks of . Mrs. Joan Melvin's third grade Activities "of Explorer Post 79. Roselle. ,.."'•• ' . " ••'''". - Senator Malcolm S. Forbes. drives and attempts' to be accepted master of theWestern District place aiStiquaTed~sidewalk in-front ditorium. The program, scenery, Cleveland Parent-Teachers . As- "•'••'•'i-^m drawd n by |h|he classl . ThosTe of Nancy •..•••.••.. •-•• is studying the Netherlands. John night in Municipal Court. ' „ • by the United Fund, Campaign troop which attended the Thffd of his property. He said he had school. and costumes-were planned.by the sociation ; get-acquainted meeting were reviewed by^ Albert Gqsslcr, More than 200 day session stu- Hen; Suhrr Kromer, ..Jeffre..Jfrey McGarry," Richard Plant Muuse brought. many_articles made v - Patrolman Alfred Grickowskl here. The lattgr, request is still on National,Scout Jamboree in Cali- MUn street Is Red Cross Carol members of tile class- , ~ ' last Wednesday evening. , .••••'••. post adviser,"'.at a . rect-nt meeting -d«>nt.i Participated in the polji file with the-locaUUnltfri Fund, been advised that Knapp; Peter Crane, Kenneth WilV and LoulsColanelrl. were elected of Delft China.;;Linda Handel Council Officers arresl^tteiaiiaBah Inair^ug fornla.-In 1955, he served as a»> ptiPri nihH whetherj ^Continued from Page 1) Those who took part in the pro- The film depicted : the urgent of the • Mothers' Club of the post • which was conducted during the She said the association has en- dJJlane^Falkowskl were by the class to be members of the brought a .pair of wooden shoes. gram were: _Bjbje_,reade«VRebec : ust 7 in Raritan road, where he sistant scoutmaster at the-; Eighth he should wail for this project or 1 for at the, home of Mrs. George Spald- annual' balloting for student deavored tomak e every; effori to North.Union ave.. It has. «i of their W^^ placed on .tBeTbulleUn board. Sherman School Student Council. ca Vreeland; Itoig .Fei?dinand77o^ noticed him! driving in an erratic ,council members. A considerable World Jamboree, of Canda ior f proceed, with repair of his walks. on nearly all of the Red Sface on the 'muraL Several boys the Cranford library to show to New -Jersey.. Anthony ferrcgino, ing, 5 Central avenue. He •• ajso keep clinic service functioning In troop composed of scouts from New Maps showing the farm •products Nicholas Prate brought in his seph Blitman;; Queen Isabella, suggested ways in. •'which the manner. He failed a drunkometer number, however, indicated no ..Mayor Brerman said the widen- services, such as home service, vet- gf gW. brought in Pictures of the class. ':'••--•..';-':.- principal, did. the .commentary... L.: Student .GOXincH representatives ,:: Westfleld and Cranford, Wth ofJersey,.and Puerto Rico. " :'.' of New Jersey were exhibited by microscope for the class to use Prisctlla Nletzel; Diego Columbus. .mothers^ could'.help !«•• the pro- test administered by Palrolman preference between the two can- ; ing of JMita street Is on the agenda erans' service, Gray Ladies*,, nurses ity helpers. They are Lori The children are also making a, S?rs. Carl Peterson presided at of.' Cranford^juniox_High_Schooi which .communities', had. been He served as scoutmaster of the Peter Crane, Lynne Hoglundy El- while studying an unusually per- Vincent McNally; Indians;. Mar- gram. _ . ' •••,'••• Matthew Haney. • \ • : and 'was recommended by Prince- the first meeting of the 195^-1958 Jdates. • .;•.:•'.'...'; .•'.•.:".'.•' striving , to support .this service! aids, first aid and life saving irf- Sirloin — Portorhouso — Rib len Turner and Marion Gamble. mural showing a typical Duteh 1 he.ld their first meeting last Week' -•mm ! Western District troop to the feet specimen- of mold brought in' garet Raftery, ^Christine Bohncr, The,- 'members discussed plans season. The budget for the corning •••'•.•.::$$ The. UJC poll in past years has She stated' that since November, ton Associates, but that the matter struction, disaster relief, canteen .' Judith Lindsay, Carol: Maps showing the manufacturing by Elizabeth Cyphers. v ; scene.' John Conover and Susan Jeffrey Alston, and John Geiger; Fourth iNational Jamboree this will not have a final determination Rlha painted the background with year, proposed by Mrs. Nelson for fdnd-raising events,-and Mrs. and elected the following students Authority on , T accurately indicated winners in 1956, the association's plan for deeding and,jnotor,corps. - ' Degan and Robert Seals. areas were made by Susan Kromer, h g Indian Chief, Robert Erickson: William Tromettcr, program year at Valley Forge, Pa, He isuntil the new budget is completed. The Cranford Chapter has .been j Glesser has an Interesting Lynn Hogland," David Ladayne, WALNUT AVENUE SCHOOL the help of Miss Pfaff. the art Lightcap,. second to" the various positions of merit:, Mm (Continued frontpage 1) :man/*';important .elections. Foiir county-wide clinic service . haspresently district commissioner ,of |-Columbus. > Robert Sangiuliano; chairmah, reviewed her plans for years ago it favored Governor /Referred toth e engineer was aoperating smce World War I days. butterfy coUe^tion vfbkh heshow- David Dempsey, Robert Donnelly \. ^.' •••• • KlnJ^fgartea. ;j^ ;• ••..teacher.e . Cut paper' windmills wa$ app'rbved.'. Frederick . Wecman, president; H»lLj chairman of the celebration been accepted by the,'Board of the Westerestern District .pf VhioVhni captains of the Nina and the Pinta. • Mrs. Fred Loeioff, membershipthe' season. JDavid • 'Brum- Mey|ier over Paul' t>, Troast it Freeholde^rV and a grapt of I's< Anthony Trotta, 81 Friedman, Andrea Skvasik, Wil-. sketches ot the town, 'ogether with Subscription Drive sented at a public hearing on Mon- er>l .hundred persons :w«re, Marilyn Johahsen, Keith! Weber, The fall season has. been en- us w.l. a, pg liam Burr and .CJeorge' Morgan, , : 1 P Ai i Burnside avenue,'recently pnrticl- lice department, addressed stu- capita, '„:', • "' .••''.• '•'•.• "•'. ••' day , and seven .-local; physicians >j ohft. Elchinger. Anton' Martin David Abbott, Judith Depew and > Theresa Dombrowski celebrated siky'y s fifth grade class are partici- State' Convention in Atlantic City . a collection Of photographs dating (Continued from Pace I) ' iated with the chapter in its var- her birthday-with the!class. John tered into: with great enthusiasm hl activitietiiti s ththiis pa't'ed in a training eStcrclsc with and (lafi bearers; William Burri mm^ . Wlien th'c arangement was con- 1 • and Kenneth Nevalls brought pating in school back to the, late 1900's, showing dents at St. Michael's School yes- of every new subscription'and 75 favored the application. The rec-ious activities during the last' war, FREEZER BUY OF THE WEEK! Richard Smithers. in Miss Laura Stress' second Rrofi Plaft of Rutgers Univer- the 24th Infantry Division in John Krlp, ,• Williartf Downey.. summated with the county, Mrs.' brleanski, Sandra Halpern, Judith y g the -Student ;: : cents of every renewal L0ks,to clasB: The books contain year. Serving on Cranford. then and now. v , > terday. His talk stressed rules for f l biti lunendation was referred to com- and increased quotas were usually Diane! Falk'owskl Mark Aaron KouryV Warren Kress, Robert Les- grade. The boys and 'girls have Council are Jill Ziegler and Frank. sity will offer a" course in Com-Korea. A" squad leader In Com-Richard Tafro and Thomas Reed.- ' Acke'rman said that 1957 would be turned in during" the six'weeks' stbries and Jillustratlons of the unl- been having lbts of fun collecting Cil Jill ..'The committee plans an exhibi- bicycle and pedestrian Safety. the last year in which a grant for mittee . of the whole. oversubscribed. and Berry Winkel arranged the ter and Christine Wood have had t Cushing. Nancy'' Leonard -and munity Sing Leadership. Those In- campaign, regardless of whether :. veifse;•'•'. - '•..•:. '.'•-'•,•.'• .> •• '" '.'. ' ••.... leaves and. identifying different tion of about 75 photographic por- clinic service iri Cranford from Received and filed was a recom- The chapter has endeavored to 12-MORE FRYING CHICKENS map of New jersey showing the many Interesting experiences with 'Alan SchloSser are serving oh theterested may-contact JArs. Wv A. trfees., Ptrry Sarkisian keeps the •traits of early residents, many of association, funds would; be made. given to' a club member - or turned mendation. of the Board, of Ad-maintain most, of its services dur- "1- Stories about the sun were writ- products;from the home. The fol-day and crayons.' schools* safety patrol : .' t^matier, music chairman. .Which date *>ck to 1890. , TheNeedlework Guild in directly toth e newspaper of flee. justment that' the application, of ing the past decade and has rend-: lb re 1 ten and illustrated by June Sherba, lowing pupils have contributed to children informed- about' the color She explained that the decision A science corner has been started of the leaves on the red .maple in Members of the school glee club A social hour followed the bus- (Continued from Page i) Summary of College Clob Drlye Albert Lanta. .to' erect four three-; ered,. assistance on-numerous oc- Craig Weberi Robert vMcCullougn ; prints were made from a collecr" had-been made on the following oven *25ti * this display: Mark Aaron, Bart Os- and the children" will observe the 1 are Phyllis.BirtWett, Linda Wal- iness-meeting. Refreshments were Tamperlrig with a TV Mt can i» the Ingathering comnrUtee: Mrs. tan** laky Clifc Clak room* apartments at 236 North casions to : veterans .. aWay. from and Vivian BegaL; . \\ . , his back yard. , V -•>':'.'•:',"..'. ''.'., _ tion of photographic plates dis- r6ur. yearsjCranford rntu tro, Donald Silliman and Richard growth of plants; lace. Jean Murphy, Sharon Bag- served by Mrs. W. C. Hamilton' and volvt a wute ol momy. led m»i avenue, west,-be-denied.. • L-: " Many iriterestlng things . were ; Daniel Doudt and Richard Jones covered by A; BTTCaldwell, most of R. L. Tomlinson, BJrsi K* GT and Westfleld have been.faVored 181.30 home' or their^families at-home, Zurinsky. ' • •.•/•"•' .^ ,• •'•..••'.«.•- -, well, and WiiUam" "Artken." Joan Mrs; H. R. Carlson. by the Ml, I-yivnew _ 8.05 Fred L Smith, lie Riverside lb brought, In for the science table. have brought in-whole and cracked MUM lf(«pw«bti (Um«g«. It t««. t .13.00 Its 'motor corfcis, Gray' LadlesT Mvstak-^oid-'Robert-Davio'son aw _, Jl!J£^^ ^,by^ihfi~a^^ SHERMAN SCHOOL Mary Jane Fazakerley's fifth horse. chestnuts for. the- class to •••':.-j".''»V ~i83^ »- -»..—. — -- — Among these was a robin> nest lending their artistic talents to the FRESH PORK ROAST 43 Awarded Teachers' takt unMcetsary duMas. CaD "•' •••'':'>%\ fessional studio here at that per A. Damon. ;"ana~l»irs;—Kti I^S,, ^^ ^ 1_.~-10 «h'Vi. — renewal iUb*. .™^..-.~.' WJO guard, effective October"I7"PdIIce C nally agreed-upon- as a. one year .4 6-mo. renewal nib*. .^.MI™«. IJW retained on an active status. shell donated by Dawn Baumann. Southeaslern . States." .Committees] t5ve^ .•••.}'yi;'\ d. :: . ..;• . : : Chief Lester W. Powell advised he Mrs. Shirley Pelan's first, grade Milton Mahan is serving on tfie | concession; the clinic has recent- .:. " tmwkm* to •* OM|e# .., —Butt Style—Very Little Bone — > : CollegeKcholanitip ,. Only a few of the photographs had conducted a sale of unclaimed ^' /•;• Sb headed by Sheldon Mlttleman, Mi- [ brpifght special leaf books for thenewspaper^ Gary Dixon in the bylihilltiWttivlcatetlinidaa. - •• Welfare Association ly . been added to the Westneld 4 Uyt. new Mb*.' .-.'.«...«.J.i™- '-'"-•S'SS-. has been .talking about safety. They library table. Seeds (called keys) . Miss Alice Marlon Quste'rman, have been identified and the en- 2 9-rno. Miv mb*; ..~~. ;*..*».«. *-f»> bicycles- and turned $60, over to Hoi Rod > '•' Australia Is the country havundee r prepared a bulletin -board chele Welner, Jon Mlchaelson,, Ed- science dub; and Walter Gonitski temamber. MIIM gtauint K* United Fund budget, and the 14108 1-yr. renewal nub*. v».™..«.-. ' »»'W> Wilson's Clearbrook Finest Creamery v from, the maple tree-have been daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Walter tire group will be mounted in rows * (Continued front Page 1) the .township-treasurer. /," CCpnflnucd f'ro'm Page 1) study in. Miss. . plane Gottko's Illustrating safety rules; Catherine ward Korngut and Jacqueline Beb- on the library club staff. Lending ' TUOH tobring ; «ut- KM knt IB , School, BNai B'rith Sisterhood, communities in Union County 3 2-yr. wnewal »ubi._:.«--..««- a-PO displayed by Thomas Garity and E. Oustermah. of lit New street; for the benefit of attendants at the ' The Cranford Business Assocfa the Wopdbrldge department gave fourth grade. The class made Hugo and Walter Lyttle . made kowltz will submit reports on these their drantatic talents to the dra- and tne Cafeteria of Johnson'and which have not had access to clin- •Third Lweek'i.Wrt^^ 447^0] ROLLED BUTTER Ib. 65c states. '•' •' •-.. ' ,'.'..'' . Alan Bross. Some seed pods from has been awarded" one of four new ; matic club are Lorraine Boyle; celebration and an, opportunity; Samu for new ..iota...... _ .WOOtion commended the^committee foi a talk on safety^ end outlined his -'."'.'o*- - ' ^'- -'- „_,•_-,,• • .- ..shadow, boxes showing, the':black iraffk lights.showing the red light Johnson. •• •". •• / ' . "• ' •/•:••••;?•••• . ic services have; rightfully ques- tne locust tree have, been collected scholarships toJerse y State Teach- will be provided, for them to. iden- Bonui for «newal tub*. -. M-0p0 r o v id In- ^additional of f-stree experience, as adviser to the Drag- Wilson's ' . ' ' * swan of Australia. Arthur' \Ea- and John Johnson and Susan Nancy Becker and Craig Martin Bonita Johnson, Candace BorgeS, >The, fall Ingathering 6f thetioned the association's special ar- . second week'! Itrofit.»»«. «*Jl»J reported on' colonial Virginia' .and by Carol Luethold and Robert and Irene Osouj*. ^T ers College, jersey Glty. The schpU •v;l,;,' '•$' tify any they recognize. It is parking areas Ori the southerly'side gin' Angels. •••" ';•'•• •;' •' •', .'•..•-•'". i Bracio, Jill Warrington, Bonnie Menge. made"ohes .'showing the Needlework-guild replenished our, rangements "'virith Cranford and. ..Tint week> profit .-. SUM 2 lbs. 39c! James Battaglint constructed a fort .Brown. ;"•-.. "...-,' '•"''.-' '•'..• ;.. '••'. arships were made available by the expected that many residents, will Westfleld; - • :: — ' day'* Dtolit .~ of the railroad station and,also Adult advisers were introduced GOLDEN OLEO , McCrea, Anne Brittle, Gayle Beck- green light. The children's writing '.-Crafts club members are .Robert clthlng supply with over 500' arti- man, linda Schenker,. and Robert representative of the seventh cen- Children take nature walks Pavics, Richard - Hudson, Kenneth State Departmeril of Education. find pictures of their relatives . Benjamin Haddock, executive Total profit to date for the .beautificatiori of North by the Rev. Robert W. Kurth, who papers remind us of what the lights around the- 'school building and •'-'•"I •'•'•.'sjf^'S cles Of clothing.and bedding. Th> lb O'Brign brought in pictures of Aus- : tury Jamestown fort. '.'•: ••••' • Ebner, and Douglas Kidd. Read- Ml§s pusteJcman, who' entered CRANFORD RADIO. INC. among them.' .;; ' •••.'. •: avenue opposite the Suburban also read statements of greetings tell us to do: •:••;, •' . ' :. \-' '-•; ; sewing circle of the Calvary Luth- director and chief psychiatric soc- try to name all the different kinds ing : club members are James the Jersey City college last month', -j;"_'i- li.p« For any whOridentify 'relatives Trust Company. Mayor Brennan from' Charles M^ -Ray; .editor of; stralia to show to the classJ Robert • ' Paul King, Philip Kasen and Thte week modern Virginia will BRIDGE 6-177* eran*- Church furnished beautiful ial worker of the clinic, also point- RIB ROAST OF BEEF 43c be studied by a committee com- of trees. Joseph' Kluepfel knows air, Richard IKorsen. and Carol ,1s preparing for elementary Bchool 26 EASTMAN ST. or friends,,arrangements have been IJlCPlmia said the community" owes a deb'The Citizen and Chronicle, and' • Davles brought "a boomerang and Nancy Playle drew pictures and handmade; layettes and warm, pa- ed out the urgent need for contin- prising Donald Jackson, laalne most of the. names of the trees Fricke. Members of the conver- 'teaching; '.• ''. •'•,'•'.•'• . • made to present them with prints jamas for our campers. • uing stable funds in order that the (Continued jrotAJP&ge 1) -of gratitude to Township Enginee Chief lister;W. Powell of,the . June Van Schblck brought In some wrote about safety,on the way to Which 'he passes on the way to EXTRA, FANCY Chancer, and William Hublak. The sation club are ftobert Canning A graduate of Cranford High : if desired. This may .offer an op-' "We also, enjoy close cooperation clinic may know, with some cer- the public has been asked to con-P. J, Grail and the public works,Cranford police department. ' '. Austrlaliah money and stamps. . school. Gall 'Henderson, Jeffrey school; Large pictures of autumn '••'••''i ;t-?3 " tribute funds. The fund drive. Dr. department for this beautlficatioi • The next meeting of the club The boys and: girls of Mrs.. Ar- growtii. ofr cotton, and .tobacco, Charles Pranio, and William Rose- School, she has been employed fpr portunity .to some ^residents to pro- with, the Department of Public tainty what financial support can Goldenberg, Marcla Baron, and southern money crops, will be sub- trees with brilliantly colored fall- vear. The officers of the class are the past five years as a copy writer cure authen^jic photographs of rel-Welfare and the Cranford Police, be counted upon from year to year. MacKay said, will be Ued in wjlth work in the business area. will be at 8 o'clock tomorrow night . thalinda Qualntance's fourth grade Barbara Maucione made a poster ing leaves are decorating; the Alan Schlosser'and William Arf- the college's quarter-century cele- A request from the Business As- in the American Legion Casino. - are' studying the^ unit on New jects of research by Michael Delia in. the advertising department of atives who lived' here many years and public schools from which har- He said this Is particularly impor- ; Legs of lamb Ib. 43c showing safety rules toremembe r Rosa; Stephen Dickstein and Linda classroom. Koos Biros., Rahway, and has pro- bration. ' .-.' '• ;'•. .. ;••'.. ' -,' . • ' Jersey in social studies. Shadow ago, The pictures are well - Worth mony-hinges our success in. effic- tant in view of the shortage of ( in .school..^'.'" :•''••..'••."' ;' • ' ....;.. Wood will make covers for the re- duced the Koos Bros, company "For the past 25 years,- the col- : : : examining for the'interest that ient services to the community. ' psychiatric staff and to prevent too ';-;,'',• ..'-' Grade «' r-' '.'••••.'• •'''• ports. " •••'.'••••''':. -'-'|' .. '..-' Brazil has been.chosen by the The first act' of any dictatorship newspaifer for the past three years. they arouse as depleting the fash- great a turnover In staff personnel. lege has been able to provide prop- OVEN-READY EVISERATED " Boys and girl$ of Miss Barbara "We received a total of $3,277 er educational services for its stu- children in Mrs. .Emma Tracy's is to suppress freedom of informa <- l»rior to .going, with Koos( Bros, ions of that period, a committee in unsolicited funds from the Jun- Mr. Haddock declared Cranford's Pfarrer's fourth grade have been third grade as their social study tion." — Alberto Gainiza Paz. she was copy writer in the-adver- spokesman declared.. . . share should,ba "at least $3,000 a dents; but it hasn't been able to studying about weather'. The chil- Asa part of their Unit on An-unitof work. ' . ,/ ior Service League, and the Town- pay for capital expansion," Dr. l£A^;faPLjfT cient Egypt, Miss Barbara Ficken- All members of the Cranford year.". •.' \\. •'•.:•:•:'}'' • .'• '''• "•' There. U ship Fund, and others such as the MacKay pointed out "By care- FRESH FROZEN dren have participated eagerly In David V Garrity 'told the class Historical Society are invited' to He said Community Chests,' the DISCOVER discussion and the preparation' of scher*s sixth grade class at th['aboute , the cacao plantation. He American. Legion Post,. Sunday ful management and economies attend. A letter Will be mailed to Thinkers, various churches. Col- State of;New Jersey (under the a bulletin board display. . Walnut School, Is Working on aalso borrowed ''See Through the.j National Health; Act), patients' and the sale of a portion of the MODERN • MCTHODSUt -ra muraL The mural, -when completed, TO COAST HOVEBS No Sub»titot« all members of 'record invitingony Club, Rotary* lions, Kiwanls, Springfield avenue site, we, have pUy. tntl^nat from 'flb* rtait "To help with this .project Jeffrey Jungle*' from the Cranford Pub- them tO n'H»i»l_nn»l hrinfl «h«.lr' Junior Village. Improvement. As- fees, the Board of Freeholders, and' TMKEYS Hellbruh brought photographs of lic Library, which the class en- la fbf U. 8. ot been able to accumulate enough friends^. Students of high school sociation, 8-11 Club, Girl Scouts the Union County Juvenile and — 6 to 12 pounds — cloud formations, Cynthia |{uk |»gyy» .bordering, the Blver Nile. 4oyed. For Experience money to begin the building pro- CRANFORD'S BEST Xaborerea, •:.idepTcted-^"•InTTaKdWtt Domestic Relations Court are age are especially invited as they gram. We'will need a great deal Albert Engel and Gary WUson James Cheek has a pposter on will! find much of unusual, local among the more stable sources of wrote reports, to accompany these Egyptian clothing, will be placed ','It Is humanljr Impossibly to teU of help to complete the project." in the-foreground..;.. display in the halL The hall cab- By Van-RaU —Bo«l-Alr pictures. Joseph ;Rozmanrmade-a covered with ' —^•nd Your Call Is Our Connmancl. ^•aaji». ,, ,, ,„ .'„,„—^~ fliMmi»iillM»piiM» |im ^ i^ 4 ^;-l.-.-i. ,-Tr ,- -pj || —as having the opportunity of hear- we receive, and to record alliQie C^rl^p«J^W^e manage thp f urid^drt)wr, lrl 1r t IH rTra w < r - deeds that combined together Health, a voluntary citizens', health Kay • said, tut will call upon pro- ing a short talk on local history, it studied how their shadows change Wayne Burr, Vincent DeStefano, plro, Mark RickUs, Joan Cluff. make for the success and efficiency, group, is supported through an fessionals for advice as to organi- from dawn to sunset. ; - PLUMBING A HEATING was announced, ^l' • . annual Mental Health Fund Drive James Engel, Robert Galen, Ron- Deborah Cox, Darleen Cox, Chris- i ALLIED VAN LINES, Inc. Members-of Historical Societies of our task. .._,..,.••' ;•.•.••••'..'- -;•.• zation and publicity. •••_•/• ',.- „ Other topics of study Included "Remember there Is no' Institu- in May Of each year. He mention- "Many church" women's; civic, ald Majkowskl. James Wright; Rita tine Wert, Jeffrey Hyams and' Bterag* « Packing k CraUng a Sp^dalty COMPANY, Inc. in surrounding counties will re- ed that In West field's new all-in- weather forecasting In which each Cohen, William Jagusak, Robert Wllliain Johnson. ••••'. for CoauMtdal and . :. Estimattt Olvn Pi—ly:*•.-.• ceive -invitations to attend and tion or agency or organization that PTA, service and other groups, as child has participated: Linnea Law- 6 Sooth Ave, E. — Cranford — BRidoe 65367 has all the answers. But working clusive UnUed Fund drive, both Well as alumni, people in industry NOW Ouicault; laborers, Barbara Aron, Art work on display in the class-, HmiMhold Goods. ' ' . . CaU ADuos 2^414 — bring their friends. Already'sev- the association and clinic are in- rle has developed a leaf booklet. Suzanne Krochmal, Carol Walker, room was done by Lawrence Ja- eral societies itt^ other municipali- and sharing together we can build and members of our board of trus- Dennis -King and Karen Meyer are a stronger, more satisfying family cluded. |(e also pointed out that tees have' volunteered' to assist In REDUCED! HBTHKUIW Carol Ann'Waters, Barbara Wolf, Elizabeth Crowley. Leslie ties adjacent to Cranford have ex- the clihfic lsuone of only 100 In the POKE OH making, original map studies of Ilona Rizzo, Dona Relnhardt, and Eldridge, Linda Allen; Janet Hig- life, the foundation of our com-* the campaign," Dr. MacKay said. BBMI8B9 :: ; , pressed their Interest and intention POT ROAST GPARATEtOSERVICE;,;_ Australia...-. ;.' "••••:••• •'.. •,;'-. .'.'•' Lol4 Rdthbard; pyramids, Paul gins, Thomas Mocrycki, Frances nation especially geared to han- \_ of attending. This will be the first munlty." ' .'••': , • •' "A campaign like.the;one we ,V •';.,' ,!;>:'idtile>;'>y'v'v:.-'V dle childreh's problems. :.•'•; plan," the college president said, FACTORY METHODS USED Dobbins and Adrlerme Jaf fe; land- Meyer and William Walters. !: \iopportunity that nas been afforded ::;: — Enroll If awAi— Pupils In Mrs. Helen Skerratt's scape, Sandra Moss, Patricia Daly, i^embers. in several years, to see The- number of Cranford pa- "is especially Important at this LINCOLN SCHOOL StUleDAR ::. tients treated at the clinic .since time In view of the impending sixth, grade were;, happy to wel-Phyllis Rodsteln, and Carol Young; t thevworkings of their society" and KIHSEY Egyptian writing, Carol Pantano .••."• .'.', Grade 1 '. .••••'•:,,,• . 1 ^Continued from / come slx^pupils from Walnut Ave- to take ari active part in It. • 1047 follow: 1047, tp; 1948, 18nee; d for'college facilities. Union : Children • in. Mrs. Adelaide Haddonfleld; motion pictures, Mrpi. 1940, 18; 1950, 11; 105U..38; 1052, junior College's proposed expan- nue School this year: Carol Me* and Dana KaUsh, and chariot and Memberships have been greatly iilliil Garry, Marlene t"elicano, Walter horse, Karen Brownlee. Rosenkoff's first grade discussed on the Increase in the last year Oliver! E. Werner, past Regent of 20; 1«53, 15{ 1954) 42; 1^55; 39sio; n la but another step to help al- safety, on the playground. Janet Crane's: Ford Chapter: program, 1956^ 37, and 1957, 39. GOLD LABEL MUSIC CENTER Bernard, Philip Healey, George ' and it, is now one of the. largest leviate the problem. . . . STRICTLY FRESH BROOKSIDE SCHOOt Berry, S^lina Cooper, Nancy Se- Mail appeals raised.the follow- Huff and Dennfo Webster: Mrs. William J. Stlbravy of Eliza- "By gaining- their collegiate v mon, Catherine Fus and Linda Or- and most' active Historical Sdcl- Wat $5.90 8 EASTMAV STREET ••: ; •'. .Grade 1 ';..•- ..-• ; maintaining beth; page,. Miss Susan ing-sums for the clinic locally: training,near home1. Union Coun- . Robert Belle,;a student teacher zel drew pictures illustrating eties in New from Gtassboro State Teacher's The science shelf in Mrs. Edna one of the best rated public mu- strong-of Haddonfleld. : 1948, $700; 1949, $1,700; 1950. ty and nearby' students Will tend Chicken Breasts Ib. 49c "McFadden's first grade had been playground' safety for the' bulletin N College, has .been assigned to Work ; seums open to the publlc. It is Invited regents and ')helr guests $1,500; 1951, $1,841; and 1952, $981. to remain in this ar^a and make board,.. " ,.!] •/' •• . '•'•. • .v.r v with Mrs. Skerratt's sixth grade the center of interest for the past visited by upwards of \500 people or representatives yf/om district A mall appeal,plus gifts from the their training available to our N0WM.99 week. Arthur Williams brought A story and picture booklet was Kiwanls Club and Junior Service begun on the family. Children' re- a year, both local and fronv nearby- chapters also honored Were: ' community. Statistics show that REDI-TO-EAT In a horseshoe crab.'shell and a towns .and remote places, Xv*:>. ^ • ''Abraham Clark Chapter, Ro- League netted $1,565 in 1953. Dur- many New Jersey students 'who FUU QUART lated tne work of mother and fd- ing 1954 through 1957, the clinic science book which told all about iher to the class and stories were The committee in charge is com- selle, Mrs; Robert S .Tomlinson, attend colleges outside the, state the horseshoe crab. posed of Dr. Hall, chairman: Dr.Mrs. William L. BushneH and Mrs. received . $2,737 •' annually, by tend to remain In those areas and SMOKED HAM written to* accompany talks> Nan- MacKay, Robert M. Crane, Wesley Charles^Shaw; Beacon Fire Chap- special arangement with the Un-are lost to their hometown com^ WHOLE Ross Cree and Larch ,Fidler SHANK brought baby turtles and Susan Icy Drummond, -Kerry Mysiak, A. Stahger and Roderick Smith, ter of/Summlt, Mrs. John F. Grif- ion County Association "for Men-munlties.'? - •••'••'-'..'•• ••'> THREE FEATHERS Ib. SEEING awl LEARNING president, and member'' ex^officlo. fin' and Mrs. W. TiVBichmond; ial Health, from funds raised, lo- Union Junior College Is a non- Ib. [::•• •••/;••• .V '.•• '••'• ..• •;;: , «•.'' •,-. ' •••• .-•' ... Severson showed ihe class an^ in-1 Jacqueline Young, .William Bed- callyBy that group. . ' . WM$4.79 -The committee arranging the- ex- Bergen-Paulus Hook Chapter of profit, hon-sectarlan,' co-educa- ' go hand jn hand. Check ' hibits Ik composed of William", F. JerseJerseyy- CityiMiaMia33 Aline GeroWi During a discussion period, sev- tlonal institution. It was founded .Hoffman, fnnner president agd eral residents spoke of the neces- in 1933 under, a fedferal grant "CJuratoCuo r "'-»-*«S?l».';^^--r*StMuseum,, S gaTfef - . ] your Child's Eyes Today! SAVE *I.74^IM THIS M. Tripp,. and L. E, CBrian. The Boudihot papter of Elizabeth, include all agencies., R. f. Leary, vate institution and has received' committeift on arrangements. is Mrs. William S. EnglishElih , Mr>Mr>. AlA-lpresident of the Cranford United no governmental funds of any kind SUPREME 4/5 QUART composed of Harold K: Beach, R. bert Sayman and Mrs. J. J. White- Fund, and W. J. Mllkr, 4r., execu- since then. Since becoming a pri- A. Clement and Austin Dohrman. head;. .Haddonfleld Chapter, Mrs. tive chnirman of this year's drive, vate institution, the college has BLENDED On the committee in charge of pic- Raymond Arhuirohg; Janet Gage were present and participated in existed exclusively from tuition tures are John i£ Lehman, Harry .the discussion. , . charges. : Chapter of Woodblrdge, Mrs'. Kori- : WELCH'S 'Lean and Twty '•'^•\ •• ,>< • ' '.: Heins, Curtus Gt Culin and O., L. rad Stern; Jemlna Cundlct Chap- Mrs, Redden said that a commit- Day and night sessions are con- WHISKEY : ; ; tee had been appointed earlier in ducted with more than 600 per- Richards. ' ' ' • ' • . '.•' '; .;-.- ter of' South Orange; Mrs. Alson : SfrPropf SPARERIBS. - .. lbf43c Members of the Daughters of the E; Woodruff, Jr. ** \ the year by the Community sons now enrolled. The college Delicious Concord Council to work with any inters Ohio has an affiliated programof &% Straight American Revolution are asslst- Jersey Blue Chapter of New SKINLESS FRANKS lb.49c , ing in arrangements' and In, theBrunswick, Mrs. M. W. Dunham; ested groups to study the. whole pre-clinical nursing with the WhUkiw "conductTrf-the af f ah-. •* problem of multiplicity of drives. .Schools of Nursing of Elizabeth ; Matochshonlng Chapter of Me- General Hospital and Perth Atnboy In A Beautiful Decanter Hot or Sweet V.: t.•\y\y,\'• tUchen, Mrs. Charles: Bashew; Members of the committee are Mr. lb.69c Morristown Chapter, Mrs.' Ben E.Crane, Roderick W. Smith, Mrs, General Hospital ' ' .' ITALIAN SAUSAGE United Fund V^_ ;-./.•'. Burns; Nova. Caesarea- Chapter of Karris S, Swackhamer and Arba The college serves students from ^ ' ^Continued |rant' Page i) S. Taylor! Mr. Leary, said his all Union County communities as m lb.59c Newark, Mrs. WUUrd B. Clary and SLICED PORK CUTLET Deeani 353 Retford avenue; t, Mrs. Edgar C. Fischer. '"*~ group has many recommendations Well as larger numbers from tiie 4/5 Qt. Mr. and Mrs. Hollis Leland, 7 1 to make and expressed a willing- surrounding counties of Ml4(flc- Rebecca Cornell .Chapter of ness to work with,the committee. sex,' Somerset, Morris, ESssex and CENTER-CUT HAM SLICES lb.89c Spring Cardeq sireet; 0, A. CRahway. , Mrs. Thomas H. Roberts Henn. 8 Sutton place. At the eonclusion of the discus- Hudson.. Many of, its students are 3 for 10.95 4/5 QUART and Mrs. Leland L. Ponl; Red Mill sion It was decided to form a com- employed in several hundred ' District 10, S. W. McFadden, 19 Chapter of Maywood, Mrs. Albert mittee to further study possible North Jersey industries and busi- Algonquin drive, end A, M. Kps-H. Walker; Westfield Chapter, : 1 ways and means of arriving at anesses.' ..'':(/••' O '•' . KOSHER STYLE — BONELESS sack, 3 Oraton drivej 13. IMrst . Frederick W. Marzahl and solution of the current problem. m Jo Ann Lambert?$finijob. f ~ Handling calls around the corner and around Laughlin, 5 Bloomlngdale-avenUo; Mrt.-M.-M< Pantonrand LoahUka Mcmbcrs-oHne-commltleewlll bV| Sidewalk learnt** quickly the ari of being a good •,... the world it second nature to chief operator* • 14J L. Fleischer, 53 Morse street; Chapter of Madison, Mrs. Albert announced later. Mr. Crane advlsn Mr*. Anne ML Merchant Her experience 15, Russell Dean, 113 Roosevelt S. Johnston. - v (Continued jrom Pane 1) SmSS.CL« important*?* muiring ed there Is available for interested low street; westerly side of Spring- it invaluable in helping newcomer* like . - '. ayenue;,l«, W. J. Hoffman, 10 Wll- Mrs. Oliver E. Werner, chairman organizations and individuals a |ow, street; If, Henry. Detering, of the tea, was assisted at table field avenue from Westfleld-Cran- Jo Ann bteome skilled operator*. , supply of background material and ford line southerly to lands of Col- 208 Beech street; 18, Mr. and Mr..by Mr*. Thomas MacMeekin and answers to.Questions, covered at Samuel Gamble, 304 Central ave- her daughter, Mrt. Warren .F. lege Estates to lands of Campus t Youth and expedience, like Jo Ann the meeting. The material may Estates; westerly side of Spring- t nue. • ' •••.•....•'...'• Mills of New Orleans, La., andbe obtained by contacting him. Robert F. Leary U president of Mrs. John E. Allen. Mrs. Roy F. field,, avenue from the southerly . "riwork together tobrin g you the side of Campus Estates southerly 0 SO Eajtman-St. the Cranford United Fund. Wll- Hammond. Mrs. Curtis G. Culln, • Hwm.mn tmrmmta : • MMIM •iceaAtOK coioni to a poTSrdiitant 68t feet from the tagea of modern phone eeirvice. Because of them yoiLcan be in touch : 11am R. Duncan, Jr^ of 689 Callows Boardmab Roy Irving mimmuut •' ', ' '. ' . i»«Mt Mcast (actTOmu ' Jr., and Mrs. H northerly side of Lafayette place. mm 'time*..' ••-" ..•• - '.'"• - (Continued : ving"«-parcnU, New1 Jersey men and women busy. Serving on Mr. Miller's execu- Irving of IS.Grove street. Boulevard easterly from where the tive committee for the drive are: the new commissioner was edu- westerly sideline of .Chlppewa way, Cranfwrtl Faces cated In " the Cranford Public if produced, would intersect said K. B. Graham, Jr^ materials and telephone careeifiL' '. , sappttrt; W. D. Comptoh, business ^CoritirtUed frotft Paa 6-2540 ji AMcn Street. Crasrford #&?, JKBSEV BZLL How poor are they that have no datlon, which is ret>poniuhFe forJNew York City. southerly to a point distant SStttl llHES^NP 101 N. Union -William the' nationwide effort tosolv e the | He is an Eagle Scout, nerved as feet; westerly side of Callows HUl| Isil^iSsi^^isk^^ '•.•.•••.•.••.- . • , ••••• '-'/TV THE CHANFOHD CTTIZEN AND THURSDAY, OCTOBER 10, 1957 ^'; ' •

1 York City Chapter for Polio. treasurer; Mrs. Harold Xr Cray^S homes of prospective'members by cil of Parent-Teacher. Associations 35 South Union avenue, has been -*r Also, Cranford First Aid Squad, Hoger avenue, transportation; Mrs. Mrs. Uwrie Montgomery, presi- at the Arthur L. Johnson Regional elected "president of the freshman A Western District Roundtable Letters To New Brunswick First Aid Squad ect MilUon-Dollar UJC Project ,'L.' H. Silver, 18 Lenhome drive, dent,: and Mrs.* Edward Marek,. High School today in Clark. ' class at the Roosevelt Hospital is slated for 8 pV^ -••: posi Heads^urse Class First Presbyterian Church. This participate in bringing in the in-; you and your staff was most in- WH1 contain Jl classrooms, a R. A. Greenwell, 8 Park drive, at Teacher Association's activities for MrsM . RobertRbt; BlosserBl , MrsM . R, CC. an amendment to the ordinance concerning the Miss Faith Sharer,- daughter of .will involve Packs. 60. 84 and 103;formation and all have been, ior W««til« ol NOT J«M* - teresting and informative. It will * ..The'/wonderful neighbors-, who The fourth annuai Cranford School of Adult ubraiy and other specialized 1 the month of October. Maurer and Mrs. Joseph" ttaugati care of vacant Ipts, requiring the owner, leasee and Mrs. Wilford Sharer of Troops 77,79, 80 and 84; and Posts vited to try. ,-•••" ... aid In the preparation_of future were of such good assistance at a Education opened ui Cranford High School with ; Flyert haye been sent will attend the Fall Cdunty Coun- copy. time like this. or tenant to remove weeds within three days D General Nulton, who Is elerk of May f also take this opporunity Also to the Rev. Albert AlUnger a record enrollment of 720 persons, it' was an- after, written iiotificatipn or the work, would be' Unl0n County^said the new build- Star Lore Series «nte^«tth.Iconic, at <^^^ ^busbe* Tkwdayg at to thank you for your cooperation and the Methodist Church and - nounced by Mrs. Charles Redden, director. The carried out by/the township and the cost would in,, as weU as future construction and complete coverage of our ac -any others: who 'may. have'/beer ' school, under sponsorship tkf the Cranford Com- become a lien against the property. J . „ kfj#tar Th^Cxanfbln Citizen «jnd,Chrpnic4'ln^pf^ .^neede^ d > meet the constant Closer Look ' Cranfbrd tivitie? during' the pasf year(? ~ itted accidentally, •&'• '• ;-.\«- .-.• .y munity Council, was ^ continue forJhlne vyeeks. • • •"'•<> ' '.''' . a\: ^; Ybui^verytruiy;/'y , lady? nap a heavy .crosi to>'f Garwood anand kenftworln. srfjscripUvHate^f^ Hatt.,on W«t! ' ff . A total of $1^83.401, or approxiniately feeveji '•r<&'A|^>weW'honoredvaV'the;,ii^^ mjj.'/ Terry Mayer (Mrs: C| bear and she carried it welL ters* night meeting in the Masonic Temple. More percent of Cranford's quota of $20,000 in.- the; "In order to carry put the Publicity Chairman, • ! . •'••" /..•' :; '•••• .'Thanks Sincerely, ; A closer look at the planet Mars TELEPHONE BRjocfe 6-6000 than ; 150 members and, visiting. Masons from "{or expansion of Union Junior Cbl-j ••1 ; 21-25 Axbex STREET, CKXXK»», N. J. Cranford Newcomer's Club V . .•"'•/,:.. '.'.;.' ••' :\ •••. Herbert F. Sorge • 11th ITnited Fund Campaign was turned in at the other communities attended/ ••• " '. > we. the help and assistance of all will'be giuen visitors who attend ' ./A.' ''•'-..' •• •'-••'• ;.'and.:family.',; •• initial report meeting. It was announced by Rich- dtirtns of Union County will be the "Star Lore" program conduct- ' Mrs.; Clifton H. Cox...was..elected president ed by the Union County Park 19 ChifssierLany Place ard M. Van Horn, execuUve chairman.. The 1 ; needed as Union Junior College te Assembly Cranford, N. J;. •; • . bif the Cranford Junibr .. .Service: .League at tht Commission, at its Trallslde Mu- drive wai to continue throiigh October 20.' has often been referred to as a Outline UNICEF first fall meeting in the home of Mrs. Eli Lor- communityVcaOcfp flUtog a^coin- seum in the. Watchung Re«erya* Candidate anger, Jr: She succeeded Mrs. Daniel P. Loo'mis, tion, at 7:30 pin. tomorrow./' ' Editor, Citizen and Chronicle Meredith S. Conley was elected president of Ity need," General Nulton HaUoweeii Sectors . who had amoved to Chicago. Mrs. Edward.%• This is-^ the seconnd of a JerleJl s Cranford, N. J. . • .. Plans: for the Halloween collec- ' '•It is to be hoped that the At CRmfbraVarwiiaitlm^ ~«.~.. Associationi.at .ttie October meeting in the Terrell was elected.to siicfceed Mrs. Cox as first of ttie new college- build- of-three programs on the study, tion to be conducted' under Spon-' of the planetary System/ Walter feV voters realize the im- aen gets underway tomorrow attd will port these social agencies anoV the worker Thank £ for your kind fare rooms, to North Union avenue. Elected :' .vice-president. ' : ••':••-' ':-^-:' '• .-':.' ' '.'-'. but the first jtep in a greatly portance ofthe Assembly and. its Munn, a guest lectuVerat the Hay- J 1 The Citizen arid Chron- sorshlp of the Cranford Clergy' als6 were: Vice-president, F. E. Jackson; treas- ••)• The yoluntcers of America planned to hold ,,/ed junior cotfege whose only functions,;'' "" - —-- - — .SSroiignQctbberk MeeUngof ^« calls at th^br^sa^^nake^ . ^^ den Planetarium, New York City( icle's annual workshop and break- Council and the' Cranford Coun-' urer, C. W. Trlpp, and secretary, William HanzL their annual "Have a Heart" tag day when focal Js to fulfill the future college Hughes of di of Church Women for benefit, ^eds df, the young men and wom-will talk on Mars/and he will re- didate for Assembly," declared in its goal of $24,100 for;:stfpp6rt of four, carting.out of tins,obligation easier for . Two' qu^ck scores. near the. end of the Urst children were to help seU tags to raise funds" for veal facts abouMhat planet. :' • j?bu% : :: structlye morning. I know the of the United Nations Children's half brought Cranford High School a 13-7 vic- . destitut.•. -..•, ':,e, mother' i4:V_'sL wit; tillh chlldre_i-«J— p '•an Jd othe-« r un, | "en of Unlpn County speaking at a coffee party held ^Awnship social agencies is the.respon- •»?""- - An outdoor/program also will for her here Friday morning by sibility of us all. < You may makeyour contribution^ di- suggestions given by you and your Fund! -have been- completed and , tory over MiUburn at Memorial Field. The game fprtunates in care of the organization. Heading 'General Nulton pointed' out that be conducted^ and • Dr. Harold N. staff will, be a great help to our the college has' been self-suppprt- Mrs. Ralph W. Bruner of 30" Tu- maps have been marked,.outlining ' was witnessed by; 1400 .fans: The first score . trie drive-here were Mayor, George E. Osterheldt, Mbldehke/^director of Trailside ; Some persons take the attitude that rectly by sending it ib William R,Dun- publicity chairman,. , ".'•:, •fo- since 193tf and does not receive llp'.street. "• •... •';.,;•;'.' '.,'.• . _-,:;-- the; areas to^ be covered by each cams on -a line pfunge by Pete Schobj and a: tht Rev. M. Y. Poynteri Mrs. F. A. Fay, Mrs. J. A. Museum; will provide telescopes drive's Success is alone the resppnsi- can, Jr. of 689GalloWiSv-Hill road, treasr '-.-' Thank* you also lor tfee coverage ' support from any governmental "All money bills originate' In . church group. ',' . i : •;'-. bandoff from Vwce Vlcci with about two. mhi^V Knowles^ Tllrs. Jean Vqorhees, Mrs; George Laing for observation by visitorvisit s .during Ms-lower house of the Legisla- • • • ••"••- - it. The Citizen and Chronicle* has', unit He coriimenaed the adminis- • js^es^fdjjhal Jteft-teJglayl,M fl>e..halfJ/JScholz shot a long and Mrs. A-E. Itoblnson. . thithis^part t of tthh e progranrt. ture," Mrs. Hughes said,, "and the M tration, faculty and students for the 2Th;tIy of the "Star jy residents; *• wait for the dcMHroeTTto Sincerely yours, •• .... only, ones authorized to make pass to George LiiicolnTbr' JL^gjskltu:e^aa;a^whQleJJs.1re^Bpnte: ring" or even go put and say "let the can- Fund* you are helping to make Cranford/ ;.'••'" Marie R. Fiihro' collection are- children. Wearing up by a Cranford recovery of a MiUburn fumble. work" JHo establish the enviable "slble forlhe laws under" which"we" .: •.. ./• ' ••.- '. Twenty yeaw Af»- '..''. day evening, October, 25. live* and' th,e expenditure''of :aU' irassers catch me at home, if they can.-' a better community,"both now arid in the; "President •:•'.. •''.•;:., ".'.. ". UNICEF^ badges and carrying " CiJamesN J. Braddqck, former world's"heavy- reputation of Union. Junior Cdl- - - ' • Four Seasons Garden Club . containers banded, with the : state monies. Not a penny is raised , . Tear»";At»' • ::.; ""; '>•-'• ';':• : : weight boxing champion^ and .Arthur Donovan, ' We.1" •' • '• ••' •••• "'•''/ '' except by vote Of the State Senate The drive leaders are faced with future. The Boy Scouts arid Girl Scouts tfHICEF labeL,, ; . '". . "It IS^felt," CSeneral Nulton said League Mothers Plan; This fa the first year that the First step in a long term program to alleviate world-famous referee,' were to headline attrac- •and-Asscmbly." : • - • ' lany problems m covering the township are among tKe greatest agencies for the 11 West Holly Street : i>aat the neWu»llege building, of 'Miss Baseball' Selection •'. Cranfcrd,-N. J. ' UNICEF program has been an in- floo^Kcbnditions along the Rahway River wa^s tions at the annual' smoker of St. Michael's Remarking" that the Assembly Is irith volunteer workers. rNot-the leastdevelqpmert of happy, busy youth and Holy Name Societyl' . . - Uoioh Junior College will do much Plans for. selecting a "MlsS Base- "terra incognita" to too many October 6, 1957 . : terfaith project in Cranford. ' : taken by Township Committee When it adopted iti alleviate the prevailing lack of >f these is illriessL in these days of Asian leaders and useful citizens of tomorrow, "The Cranfbrd BoyS* Club .war within $6.14 ball of Cranfprd" before the ppen- voters, she add«kl:. "/..;'" ••.,• '•• -.• Kdltor, Citizen and Chronicle, V ) on final reading an ordinance entering into an. r: •"• • '"''':-. •'; ;•••.''. ,• "'^:-•'••'•".'•• college facilities t^^neet the pres- ing of the next baseball season . "Union County citizens should lu and plenty of cither types of minor but,: The Cranford Visiting Nurse Assoc- Cranford, "N..J. V - agreement with the Untbri County Park "fconimig- of freedom frpin debt at the close of the summer ent day demand./The accreditation '• &m Dr. MacKay to Speak season, Wesley A. Stanger, secretary-treasurer' were announced at a meeting of ask, themselves whether'they have '<;•<%% y illnesses, a certain amount of short*- iation and the Cranford Welfare Ass^ocia- DearVSlr:.' ?:> ?&'''? • . '."-.'••:•:'• sion to improve the river north, of Springfield by the Middle/States Association the Mothers' Auxiyary *f the received full.- value' in this un- ' ' Our publicity chairman, Mrs. of the organization, announced at a meeting of tedness is almost inevitable in the ' tion meet (^aily needs of the community At Guidance Session avenue and appropriating $10,000 as the town- rf Colleges and Secondary Schools Cranford Boys' .Baseball Leagues known land from the Republican fiirid organization. Illness of a few can- and stand as a bulwark (against emerg- Elliot Hume, and I. wish to thank. Dr. KenSetrTCrMacKay, presl- ' ehip's share of the. estimated cost of $27,000. the Rotary Club. ..Thei club's contribution of places Union Junior College in the American : Legion Casino members who have .been, the sole you for the opportunity afforded us dent of Union Junior College, will ' The "initial expenditure was to be for construc- $303 had done much to; lowtr the original debt demically on a par, .with, the best last Thursday night. Mrs. Robert representatives' from.Union' Coun- at your lovely press breakfast' to : ssers during the drive can leave sortie encies which may befall us in the future.- be a guest speaker at a guidance tion of earthen dikes along the easterly side of of $500. ..• " V .'• ' " •' ' '.' . institutions of higher learning, Rogers was named chairman for ty in Trenton for 43-years. This acquaint us with proper newspaper presents... sas uncovered, v' , .. Rerhembeivit is not the committee's Session Tuesday for parents and The^Cranford Symph'ony-brchestra had Been thereby assisting entry of success- the project. • ' ' ."• single .party monopoly destroys techniques fii preparing pur re- students at Blpomfleld High School. ' /iii graduates into senior colleges „ The contest will be open to all the.true value of the two party If for some reason you do notcet Xo^ United Fund, It is our UnitedFund, : ' Largely attended funeral service for Dr. Ed- > in rehearsal for three weeks in preparation for leases/; '., / .t , •. •'• ...••'• .••••.-. ' ••'/.' Dr. MacKay will discuss ihe role, /tor their third and: fourth years of Cranford girls in the age bracket system on which the success of our "' May We also thank you for hav- wardI.E. Terrell, who had practiced here since its initial faU concert. Charles E. Seyfrled was a United Fund representative, please Let's support it generously for a better of the junior College, while' a rep- 12-16. ;../'•.'•. - ;. .• American governmental system .1934, with the exception of the period of his' once more director of the orchestra. . ept' responsibility for making your Cranford now and in Uie future. jtig published all our notices of resentative of Rutgers University- "Union Junior College offers a Fund raising plans were out- ^depends."' ''., •' ,i_^__. ...••'..:.•'-.'.' now thru JV©». 2,1957 . .. another unprecedented event- our past flower shows and of out' will explain the role of the four- service during World War II, were conducted ' Removal of the statutory offices of the Stait/ fully-accredited college curriculum lined by Mrs. John Ashnault, Mrs. Area residents who have been present dried' arrangements sale. year college. \ by the Rev. Robert'G. Longaker, pastoT, at First dard oil Company of New Jersey from the Bay- for two years of .study, which is John Wright dnd "Mrs. F. R. Kono- named to Mrs. Hughes' campaign

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Linden and prppprtionate loss to munia»aUties areas." x ..... order of ... ,"• '/-\ -:-'y \ '•' ""'•'•':'.:,' •' . : • permanent plantings in Craford. • Setting a new. record, for ihe number, of- re- throughout the county that benefited from the Police Chief Lester W- Powell has crossing officers, being used to obeying- ' ; "••"<• "••;• Sincerely, .:''{•'- newal subscriptions turned in during its;bi- county revenue on the offices. V/ ... •;.••* meed that applications for school the instruction.. . . . s of thei..r .ow . n mothers for. -. Miriam Moody In New England School It y/as announced that air raid wardens and WSCSCirclc : :: annual drives;- for The Citizen, and .Chronicle, ••'• .• ' ••; '.'; President, '•- . ' emergency pbUce.units .were'to aid in tte'cel- positions now are being accepted the gond of all concerned. -, •> Fioraphile Garden Club the Junibr Service League earned ^ <$50. bosus, Use of women in these positions has ' lectlonipf aJl.-f«^ot»iwap\.<^V.nil*«';«nJ_ Meetings rags, ^fhe' savage comWittee of the Local De- l>from women as well as mem • proved successful in^other communities- palgn tp''$7il'if25*'. •.•"/••'•• •'•. Circle 3 of U>e Women's Society School. New Hampton, N. fense Council had set;»'. geal of J»_ tpjai for the of Christian Service of Cranford mM0m^ :;rUnanimous'api>royal was^gfyen.-a'iplan to ap*- ea, for we feel that women vi-ould do a by Garwood's ^ ^ " "" ':& Cranford, N. J. „ ,._. au .j..'fmri.2i2: good job ini such posts. Ever inter- mg officer/PoUce Chief Fred Falzone of bear Sir:' '.•/•y." -••; ,.; • • "•'••.•". ;.U -:• in the welfare of the children in: that borough remarked: N'-1 was pleased I feel that your annual press Jennie HartzelU 205 Retford ave- breakfast has. -always been1 an nue, and sessions of other units own f amilies, theyjwbuld be suure tp to f ind out what a wonderful job a woman outstanding public event, and it was have been scheduled for the re- a great pleasure to attend the one ' mainder of this month as follows^ otheirbesi b t to protect thhe liveli s of thosth e can do on such assignmentit s •" KenilKil- . October 15—Circle 2 with Mrs. 1 others. ; ••• •• :' -^ ;'-.:'" .".•••• \'-::'^-- :" worth also has kused women to good ad- this year, with Mrs. Harold Laugh- • Un as • representatives of the Arthur -Brown, 105 Orange ave- "Of course all gentlemen drivers vantage in its school'crossing guard Crane's Ford Gardeners. nue, at 1 pjnu, and Circle 8 with Mrs, Frank Simonson, 261 Willow uld watch closely and pay strict heed corps, as haye many other towns m this : # It was stimulating and informa-, avenue, Garwood, at 8 pjn.' - en signalled to by a lady at a crossing, area. ^ V : ; ,, ; ' " , tlve to meet and hear, the people . October 16—Circle 5 with Mrs. tad ladies behind the wheel would strive And ih Cranford, appointment of a who make our local paper the very W. T. Eppler, 4 Mansion terrace, |U> help Iceep things going smoothly for excellent publication, that it is. and Mrs. A. Bauer as co-hostess, lady crossing guard or two would be right It was a pleasure afid to see the and Circle 6 with Mrs. • WiJ, Brunt crossing guards of their own sex,' .•;',•:. in line with current moves toward beau- large and active group of Cran- IH.North avenue, west, both.at _ The school children, too, would Ye- ford people through whose organ- 1 p.m.; Circle 11 with Mrs. R. E. tif ication of our town in every way ppssi- isations so much is/ done for our' ppond well to^the directions of women : Arehdcacon, 4 Frazer place, and We. ' ' : . : ; • " community.'' .'.' ' -;'/ '." • , •'. ' •' Circle 10 with Mrs. Charles Hay- Thank you for your hospitality and Cor the fine Work you do with ' pur publicltjr. to cl«an«r, ch«qp«r/Mti«r oil h^atingl New in Fonn-But Still A Bargain in Value , .'..•'".;' Very truly yours, • . xyj^TCgvj,^*.vr^j*ja/x*>jj»jg^yM^vj^^T^vy>gc^j^^Bfr^jy.'y • t'^^^Tv.' ' i ' r Sarah C. Schroeder ' F 619 favorite with 40 million Now, progress" must be served and - PublicityChairman; ;) ' i.::' - the l«>year-old Series E theold gives way to the new. In this case* .134 Hlllcrest Ave. wings Bond '—• is finally feeling the. ef- however, the product of the mechanical .' .''••:•' Cranford,N;j. . ...' jTects of this electronicage.: That f?«nntgr ••.'••?•••••. ,'• ••.•: October.7, 1&5? 1 Bring in an many item* for nrydew^g^^numy »nirt» of savings, so^well known by era needs no aoology. The new J3 Bpnd ' Editor, Citizen and Chronicle Mr will be on cardboard stock; and slightly Cranford, N.J. ' , man-in-the-street, no longer will ap- Dear Sfatt;. .' vW.*- : • . .; far DelMxe Laundering asyou wi»h .(.Simply ieieetyour i_ain]^,p jjy smaller in size, but it'll tarry the same in- I would like to tfdee this means n your band- The E. Bo^Tofthel^uture and excellent services UUi in punchcard form. confidence. . rendered my late daughter, Gladys rutuwM,mjBtar MI In some respects, it will be kind of And itll have«pther definite advan- RuthSorge: . . " tad to see the old bond go. It brings back tages, too. The banks and large corpora- The Overlook, Columbia Pres- ;' .)•.;::' ,y't:', ;•!/••• tions that issue most of the E Bonds will byterlan, Morristown. Memorial, nany memories to all Americans old - Middlesex Polio Center and . Uovever mbugh to remember the grim days of be able- to save "time and increase accur- Orange Memorial HospKals. lpK;«ilo>v...... FREE - ivjwfcr- Ct> Uey t 194145. To millions and millions of them, acy by using. their modern equipment. : The Cranford Chapter Red OftDIR NIW MOBILHIAT WITH RT-98 Cross, U. S. Nayy nhd At my, Un- RunnerUp he E Bond is the symbol of their patri- And the Treasury can modernize its fab->vion County Heart Association, • OOurr 4inl|d4-in-l'|daa n ccann mmae haatln tic spirit of cooperation, so typical of our ulous record-keeping ability that makes tTnipn. County Chapter and New eaaifi r tthah n you ever thought po»>; lbrin$infromnowihruNov.2* llextJto n>an*s bestfriend;v *>ple when trouble brews. . every Sayings Bond "absolutely inde- ; aible.^ign now and get New MoUl- But the E Bond also inspires another structibje.*' . •';••: ••'"•..-. ,;-w~ ,-.:••• . is the friendly bank thaW

vid mental picture for those who bought You, as an individual; will get a •always ready t^ lend a_ Wit iliifa^ Injoy the advantages •• ^ and systematically over the break too. The hew punch card bond will helping hand through' . yourtankftdL W«parjodic«lry<^eck, both during; and after the war;be handier to carry in a roan's coat pocket of this new dean and adjust your bttrntr. And lat picture mirrors a more recent devel- or a woman's purse, Furthermore, as-a .quick* confidential, loV we Ull you in amall, equal monthly; cost personal loan-that's paymanti--at no eztn charge. Main opment — the redemption of some of taxpayer, you'll share in a half-a-million- oil. heaMng rmily aaay^ Sgn our jse bonds to meet such urgent needs dollar-ayear saving in printing costs. Suburban, Visit the office 4-m-lpk -•••-• • ' ' ' • ' ' higher, education for the/children, a. So, hail to the little fellow who is nearest you payment on a home. Or a fqunda- making his debut this month! Don't you tOW! WM> tT-?S ' • DRYCLEANERS i stone for retirement wish you had a million of'em? ^ SHIRT LAUNDERERS J_# FUR STORAGE VAULTS • • • • PHONE BR MOM ,« RUG CLEANERS . m -m • « • • 'for a laid. 'Otowbia: tenlhr • i. • atowdfaw tte famuy ^art Then I ••ad *hm chOdcMi to the dMinst AN fXIW TAAOt Ibr life Insurance b th» to KhoaL tocraadma* iniom of oar cabs, O«r exp««t dsl*ws m» Man from Manufacturers—r W« «xperlenc« •nabUs 44 NORTH AVE., EAST utflri CRANFORD. N. J. urn kr

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li'M'i _• *^-% Plans Entered ••» '••. .•..•oisJ 1 i$S In Exhibition .'Plans for Union, Junior College's • On Schools pi -.'•'V.wfV new building have 'been, rentered ; A Qvil Defense dispersal policy M m in an architectural • exhibition of affecting nearly a million school school buildings being : held »t, a J • ' _ r •. ,: _ •;. .. I! meeting'of the State Federation of children to an emergency was re- • • i District Boards of Education of ', lleased d toto a directiv i e ytatmdat J y bb> A - :•'.-••'.' ..._ - ; .,-• • New Jersey in Atlantic City today, Acting State CD Director T>omas " ,^\. '!.'•' tomorrow/ andi Sd. .. S. Dignaiu ' • .' '•• ';'.' • "."" . . •-• ' The exhibition, is sponsored by Boiled down/the plan provides the New jfersey Chapter, Ameri- for dismissal of all.schools when cah Institute of Architects, and ; the "Alert** signal is sounded first. >;i! the New Jersey iSociety of Archi- i :••*'$ If the. "Take Cover** is the first to tects. It is being held in Haddon . be heard, school children will be Hall Hotel, Atlantic City. ' placed in the best available shel-' ^SSKTM The plans Were; entered • by "jter. . • ••„,••• •:• ."'• '-. •>.'•''• • Frederick tlsjsser,6t Union, arch- I "State schools generally arc itect of the" it-million project. vulnerable, to the blast and thtfr- ;(i.". Entered Were a .description of/the tnal effects "of me nuclear wea- buitdihg, a set, ot^p'l^iasv sito;WaMU pons'." Mr. Dignan declared,, ""it cost uata, floor plan, rtnderihg. was. decided to adopt this 'go home elevations and an interior view of policy* to Cause a. dispersal of th* ic library; . ' school ^population, preservation, of Union Junior College announced ' the family unit and .the develop- plans last week to construct the ment of ^conditions• fa.vorable one-story building of contempor- toward the use of additionar meas- ary design on a 27-acre.'site it ures as thfe time- and conditions ietti&l"S*A1^••^^i0^:,yi&' § WHERE BIJT• KOOS! $4 owns in Springfield avenue, op- •A*; ' permit.*'- . '. •' '. ' ' • •„'. ..' posite Nonriahegan Park.' It will It is the- rcspoiisibility, the .di- contain IT classrooms... three, sci- rective reads, of the civil Defense ence laboratories, a drafting room, county, coordinators and the local library, theatre-type lecture room, directors to develop specific, plans dining room and kitfchen,; admin- to effectuate this policy with istrative offices, student and fac- school authorises on the county ulty lounges and conference and, municipal, levels..; The direc- rooms. II\ LUXURIOUS FOA i '( tive ;is being distributed to school EITHER SUITE ... NOW A KOOS-LOW ".liji'i. authorities through Department of Education channels.; Mr. 'Dignan Health Officer Attending said. December 1 of this year Series of Workshops V" - Health Officer John F. .Kunze f ifpr Setting up local, and county •Ffrr- awasMn^ng^(^«calxk«liUJhirf|lc^^^ plans. .Status reports* are to be who participated In a workshop • mailed to' the stale director by on public1 • health control of dis- ,'•', • December 6. . "•',•• 1 0 1 008 19 8 eases'of. the heart and circulatory ', - P.- To perfect this plan, Mr; Dignan Youi don't eyen have to think 'iWice!;,V,V^?* V ? ^'k^titifiil )^ fy&drooms toliimbUs^ Day 4" * *' wBctional excitement I Look ... yon can jchpose sbphisti- system in Sharp's lodge. Lake-, • : advised that every school should like [these*^* . .tagged as)low ^8'$lS9 >"'/.'•* ybiiiktioW yotiVei found a real talei inodern ., i . elepant traditional ... prcliarhiin^colonial design. Each wood, yesterday ahd today. r .have a radio receiver to obtain of- ; : The workshop is the second* in , jficlal instructions' -via conelrad or. 4-star huyl But don't be satiBfied with pictures. Come to Koos... tomor- ieciional-boaatf 3 big pieeer. .•.*;a Weeping^12 ft. long -...all for$190! 'And a series of three. -The firsjLwas ; normal broadcasting services. Ar- row , «r Saturday .1 . and see these handsome suites^-uin pergon." Youll every' 'one' is cwsliiohed in deep-comfort -crown foani rubberl You*ll find concerned with.contrblof-caiicer.^!: rangements should include back- and the third will deal with dia- j <• Up notification of alerts and' in- find the smart mahogany modern is very cnrefully crafted (complete wilh tlitJ'Ve beautifully tailored^ tob . . .''each seatn, eiicn;welt is perfect. WhatV Complete 3-pioce Metlamd, f !•• betes. The workshops were arr .. ' telligence from theJocal Civil De- dufttjproof, ceilterguided drawers) , . .includes the dresser with uparkling Aidre,: we'll eVen'"'.•cilrtbuvcpyer .id your • order .j". from smart suburban ranged- by the State Department , fense Control Centers via tele- of Health at'tfhe request of the ' phone, radio or courier. .Exposure bevel-edge mirror, chest and panel bed ,. . all in the soft, liglit seafoaiu tweeds;-lovelydamasks, rich dirtensionar textur^. .exciUng ttfcw prints! 'But New Jersey Health Officers* A^ ,to siren, coverage is essential. finish you love. The nutmeg maple^ suite'.. has,, a charming scallop design, x I come to KOOB.'.'tomorWw• or Saturday^ . . . seeJjthese hatadBome. Sectionals for elation.. . • Cnildren-who walk or ride bi- x. ,,i. ''cycies to and from school, he fur- authentic colonial pulls ... and you get tlie. double dreeger.wilh framed mir- your«clf! Be convinced that, in every detail; A«y*d be'buys, at $299! Then ther-advised, should be instructed Dean MeJeir to Speak V W»r, chest-otTdrawers plus Bpindle bed! A hit short on cash? No prohleii* at order yours at Koos special Columbu? Day price ... -and congratulate your- Dr. Albert E. Meder, Jr., dean ' to take cover in the'' nearest best : of administration and professor / •• j*!'| available shelter if a '^Take Cover" Koos. Just 13^0 down deliyerji either suite.. i and you have 2 years to pay! self on saving a-'criBp^ $10Q bill! Remember, 19.90 down delivers ... and ; of mathematics at Rutgers Univer-/ is sounded going to or.from school. (Also ct Sea Girt All children should be informed Door to College" at a meeting of ' that they are to obey the instruc- the Union County Club of Doug- ' tions of wardens, auxiliary police, lass College Alumnae at 8:/5p.m.' or other CD personnel. ' , •. ', Wednesday at the' BUmoTa branch < • ' • '•'••'• '*•' i • •, ' ' ' •'. ';••-.• !••'• 36" Round cocktail ; Concerning transportation, Mr. «.!-•-.. .;•. 1.. of the Elizabeth Public Library, • Dignan; said, bus transportation 740 West Grand street, Elizabeth. planning should include emergen- Mrs. William E. Stanton; 30 Lenox % cy notification or automatic re- avenue, vWU be 0 co-hostess- for. porting of drivers and vehicles. the meeting. / " •',•::' '.•''•" Many-drivers hold part time. Jobs and; chartered buses must be re- \m Prayer, in its simplest definition. —•cheduled when _ needed.—These -••' •••• •'"] Is Merely a wish turned God* ' ,1 i ! with'ttie contractors.^ ';'v*-:-v\"--g • •>;•. >y^y

tive or helghbor. ' •. y -' . y-.: ..y s : ' , . '. • • •.. ' • ; • ' ,:• • • ••'' r : &k- This plan does not uiclude Chicle their ike, check Koo»* jprice' . I . and you'll'«ee why;. IV^i boarding schools, which .will: Im- = theae.tuble* are A-«tar buyi! That co'cktail table, for example, n»,,-^uxCU handsome lampi .. . too good to he true at 8.95! . But tomorrow and Saturday, that's exactly what Koo» tags plement their own Civil Defense U a full 46" long! And look, their harid»ome topg, even their 1 them! fake the colonial hurricane at left, for mitaura . . . plan. ..- ... ,'-• '• •,'" v.". '• '•• ... .'• ^'. •helve*,' are purty-hroof ... . reaist burns, stains; scratches! hobnail milk class on a uanle haw, it's topped by^»i ruffled , • Based on figures, supplied by the Their finjah w the beautiful limed oak you love. Yet Koo* State Depiirtmentr of Education, Mpg print slude you can wa*h! Therc^ a French provincial eawdl«. • price?. Not the 29.95 you expect Tomorrow and Saturday* there ane nearly 1,000,000 children \ 4a / stic:,:.LI.».k 1WB •• 'i •'** modermAilovHn tliatlijit tcamteam»s walriuwaltiut /ah.ahdd china . . . ..•'.• in public and parochial 'schoott ' yiu can choose step, end, lamp, long or circular cocktail t * * even the corner table /. > for juit 19.951 (All 3 utaret) uiother in aparklitt^ bra«! As tall M 28 inches! Manrwith/ during the day, from kindergar- S-way light! At thu 4«tar $4 saving, you'll want at leant a saurl ten to the 12th grade. This also 'Includes nearly 10,000 handi- '•* ' ,'.'.'•'.' capped children hi special schools. SeW-lOve ut ^ften rather arro- gant than blind; it does not hide

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meeting/scheduled to begin at JO Trains With Marines Other membersof the executive pieted six weeks of summer Irate- board- who will attend are Mrs!. Psychologically, whether Jn ing at Quantico, Va. As a ^oeap.. F. G. Mackie, achievement chalfc, ber of the platbob leaders' clasp ForSuccoth man and county vice-president, ages past or In the present, * fra- he will spind one more summer and Mrs. E. A. Koyen, first vice- Burton Cofrtaan, nifaiister, editor grance raises the spirit or rnan. training session at Quantico to Observance president and county budget and i author of several books, will raises his hopes and fives him > become eligible for a commi: " finance, and state building fund ; Men's Fellowship Dinner begin « seriet of special sermons happy sense-of well being.'' , as a. second lieutenant in the • •• mm chairman. •'•'*'.'''.• . .'••'--'.•• "••••' '•'''• This statement,'was made by Offers Pupils WMeChoW Marine Corps upon graduation Thought for the ddcted by: BJ&W S>di^. Shanke^j at the Echo Lake Church of Christ Miss Alice Mathews of Mountain- '•,- Cranford Junior High School has., started a "new club, program from college. • . •. ;', '••-.....;•;•... ..'.. At Alliance Church Friday at Temple Beth-El troni 9'-to lOiJO 600 Springfield avenue,; Westfleld, side, former Cranford High School FmHi -A OEO-8rnRVAL Members under. thejdirecUon. of Principal Vbiccnt F. Sarnowsld. . , ' 4 A inenV fellowship dinner w^ c -« t»anorfo«r.ftttlo*wid by speefal Roosevelt PTA Coffman English leaAw, when interviewed The clubs will of fer a wide variety of choices which are expected ALBEET ALUNGEK. r ACTOfc. ^^"tf setyfces twan 1030yto is minister for the recently by the committee In Officers and members of the Hth District.of the Order of Eastern Craaf «r« MeflMdM Ckmtk otChrbL n meet with immediate student are invited to attend. The Rev. David N. Clark, assistant home secreu^l enthusiastfv teacher!! say. Star will be guests at a special worship.service in the First Presbyter- \ .-'•-• ,' Buell Trbwbridge has written a book soon to be published . Fourteen new members were re? Beeular Sabbath Ev Before moving to New York City, fall Slower show of the Crane's. Trometter, president of the Cran- AJQ invitation has been extended e ,A newspaper, the'"Junior Higu l ford High School Parent-Teacher Dr. H. Herman .'i_- rh«rvli'«• Rnm Sundiv. • * ' '''• ' ' • ' *••.'• . ' • •-' •••• -•' • ' ibout religion for college students. His theme is: "God has been ceived into the congregation of of the Christian aid Missionary Air ^.^1 > ^Tl riU be condiMted ftftSl ,_, Coffman spent is years in Ford Gardeners/features of which to membeK of Trinity Parish to ; Citizen,** •under" the guidance;, of around a long time." Organic life has been on God's earth 900 Calvary Lutheran Church•'.,. last liance, will be the guest speaker. rrpur. It was souiodncedthat.af Record Turnout Tex., building one of the will, include Miss. Mathews' "Herb Association, at;a meeting of, the attend a Healing Mission at St MrsM . MarM y Connor, Zygmondd Borkk, executivi c board last Thursdahd y aff- Optomffffitf • • | Sunday at the It o'clock coni-H A record-breaking throng ojt largest Churches of Christ in theFragrance" display. ••• • ' -, •;• ' r'^'i'-',i'' deputy. m'lUon years while man's written history reaches back n6 more . , Sunday School will convene at ; time Rabbi Shanken wfll de-. John's Episcopal Church, Eliza- ' munion service;. •,.'..,- • sermen of current interest South, Re has serVed as chief . " Miss Mathews is a long-standing Mrs. Edna. Laird and Miss Lucy ternoon at the-high school. "',-' ." ness*; by ScbtL The Chancel , than.5,000 years. Irnagtae creation to be represented by a line 0:30 «.m. On Sunday. "God's Voice a almost 1,000 people attended the Hartnett will mark its debut with •<••• '--r^M •_J beth, at 8 p.m. on October 20, 21, They are: Mr. and Mrs. William an import. Cantor Wathan Parnass speaker on Religious Emphasis member of the New York unit of Mrs. Swackhamet^replaces Mrs. Choir will, sing ^Praise the Name 22 and 23. Conductor of the mis- 19 miles long — man's own record of himself on that line would * to the Church of Today** fair and carnival sponsored by the fail issue..' ••'/. • ; ••"•• ••'.•• •" J, E. McGOyneyv who has resigned. EyesExamined -.,•.:• •j^ J. Brown, Roselle; Mrs. Myrtle uill chantthe tradiUonal Sabbath Week in many colleges and re-the Herb Society, of America and ; of the Lord," by Ivanhoff. ; occupy but one yard, and the scientific era wherein man has we Roosevelt Parent-Teacher' Assoel^' The school will be governed b ' •-». ": .^:'' S?i sion will be the ^ev. Edward Funk,| Garwood and Miss Wilma the sermon topic of Dr. George A. ligious schools. Hip also has held editor of Jts magazine, "The Green Mrs. Eugene M. Powers report- • CRANEOBD THEJITBB - *' ;•' "Overpowering the World" will Honoring Winckley, founder, anil warden of .jt made his' greatest progress would take up but one-half inch of Basing his-sermop on the" first grna ., ; . ation .recently.*'. '•••'•'•;••. ••'', ' .'• . Bulletin,", and maintains at hera student council with the assist- ed 103 .students enrolled, in ' the .••'I '>.' ' | If. f-!l II,I: ** L. Baute.'Mrs. Tillie Baute, Mrs. Aitcheson, pastor, at the 11 ajn. revival meetings ,in mo^t of the BuUDIMO .bet'the sermon topic w the aRev. ttearsney Healing \ Home, Natal; i the lft^mile-long lirie- Mr. Trowbrldge concludes.that the Golden George w/Dittjrick, JuUus AliT.lh- letter of J6hn| which is the Bible ,. concluding thejSuccoth observr Booths offering tor'sale every- largest cities, of the, United States. a medleval-pattornedl gar- ance ,of Miss Leona and-] junior high dancing. class"' spon- • Robert, G. Longaker, pastor, '/at, worship service. ••.:-••] : ' • 4 ^^'MandeUJ...... , South'. Africa. . -' . •••>' "•;•.;;; .•••:.• •,' ••'/ Age Is not in the past but here and it .is yet to come. God has' lers,Mrs. JuHus A. Enters, Mr. and book for the month of October, tiie '^cfc services, 'wfll be held!, next thing from waxed flojUrei^ to Hal- 1853, he,was 'invited sored by the PTA Wednesday FR>^:H.:piC^iSOV.^ni;iji;. ' •, M WOjaTH A¥E. #. > both- the. .9:30. and 11 a jn. services Three AUlalice Vouth Fellowship • • r j . . been around, a long time but His best work is going on right Mrs. Alex Schedin, Mr. and Mrs.. Rev.'Albert G. Dezso, paster ot u-eefc as follrtws: Wednesday and loween wlg^Uned, one side of the Air Force chief 'of chap In connection with her display V A Junior High- Hed Cross pro mornings at the American Legion ..Sunday;. In observance of Dona- Father Winckley has conducted meet at. 0:30 pjn., with groups for gram will fee offered by Miss Joan Casino. ^Mrs. F. B. BralUard is tho Frank rf; 'iSlcWson, in,"son.'of. BRidge Charles A. Wellet and Mr. and Osceola Presbyterian Church, win Thursday eyentafs, at 8:80, and school grounds. JBeyond these conduct protestant preaching mis- in the flower show, to be held Oc- Mr. and Mi* Frank H;.Dickison, tion Day for Belvidere. members Healing MIssions throughput .; _; ...;. . •; ..T.^ ,.V . i- .. Juniors, Intermediates. Seniors and -Wiebi instructor.' . •'.'• .•."'•". AtSeivie$8 South Africa and England and now Mrs.v-Eugene L. Woehr, all ofYoung Adylts. A group of students discuss. ^The!Acid.Test of Christ.• ^ursday and Friday morningB at booths, participants clustered sion* hi Korea and Japan. He wai tober 22 in the Educational Build- Jr., tof2 6 Pittsflcld street, a stu-" are asked to. contribute • gifts of : Our newspapers are filled with I.G.Y. information and dis- . They plan —Mrs. John J. Banker announced Walter Keefer, Walter Engel and Cranford.'..' •.-..-• •... •.•• .•'•^. •.•'•'-•:•••' • lanity" at dual services at 9:30 and" | 9 »ith children's services at 10^0. around .the scene of the auction, tog of Cranford Methodist Church, canned; goods-and staples at either Is on a tour of the JJnlted States from Nyack (N. Y.) Missionary tributes to children's homes and coveries/ During the Geo-physicar Year —-the year actually ; ' .Regular servifcesa)f worship are 11 a.m. Sunday. Church School .The Yizkor service, wUl be, re- where bidding was underway for United States invited by the Navy Miss Mathews said of fragrance: that the first Junior, high open : service for the Presbyterian Home Stephen. Engel, members of Boy and Canada. '•..•••'..••.'•'•.. ••.'.•"• College will, conduct the services to the Hi. ; ''•'•'" . " covers 18 months —scientists oteo'countries will give the earth hed each S at 8:15 and 11for the combined groups. They also will convene at the same hours. • nted at 10 ajn. Wednesday. possession of such oddities as an chief of chaplains in ^jBSS to attend '.'From- earliest" tunes; sweet house' 'for eighth grade students at BelvidereL ' ;' . ' ' '.'•.. '•.;: Scout Troop-75, will receive their Services at Trinity Church this library aid will be volunteered and guests will be held in the the most intensive check-up It has ever bad. >They will record a jn. The Rev." Arnold J. Dahl- will present special music at the The Sacrament of Bptism u-ili bej oldf ashioned hot water bottl&S. . the Rhode Island Conference and odors have been most delightful; 1 : At trie 9:30 service the'Sacra-' God and ..Country awards; during Sunday,y,' the': ,,17t h Sundayy after by a council directed by Law-gymnasium on > Friday . evening, ^ coowlmated measuremenls of the earth's crust, its interior, the quist, pastor, will bring the ser- evening service. •'.'''•• '.. •'••.-••: •' observed at the 9:30;service. Ntw Goldfish .waiting to be won by,graduation of chaplains. - '. both to the outward and the.ih- ' ment of Baptism will be adminis- services at Cranford^ Methodist Trinity, wlU includeid : 8 aJmu , HHolly ; World Community rence clavin and Miss Sally Lam-' b ^ . oceans, .the atmosphere and the forces beyond the atmosphere ^- mon, "What is the Essence' of members received into' the fellow. scores of youngsters,.,a "wishing' x Monday' through Friday eve- yrard senses. Long ago people tered to the following children: Church this Sunday.'^rhere 1*111 Eucharist ;' 9: l4 a Jn., Family A baptismal service will be held bert Those' interested in mathe- nexTmeeting of-the board cosmlc rays, effect of sun spots and the like. . :, , Christian Faith?" to both services at the 7i45 VJA. service Sunday. ship-of the church, last Wednesday well!' brimful of surprises, an out' nings Mr. Cotfman «UI irpeak at thought that disease was caused Donna Prohatka, daughter.of Mr. be. reception of new 'members at Service and Church School; ,10 ; ! : Day Plans Made inze putnpkid inviting folks to hit matics will do so under Math will be held on November 14. and Mrs. George J. Prohazka; n., Lower School Church' Serv- ' Th^t the world's scientists should agree to the wisdpp ol\ this Sunday.''":"., '••,:,'•• • '\' : //'." <'-'-The Elizabeth Alliance Church will evening were Mrs. Charles Goy- 8 o'clock. The public k invited. by foul odors arid probably they both the 9:30 and 10:55 ajn. serv- , Church-School convenes for all/I dic, William Good end Raymond him, and a wide variety of other were tight, jwhat with the univerr Club auspices. guided by Lorenz Alexa Mildred and Roscann Iiza- ice; 11 ain.. Choral Service and this study is an inevitable tribute jo the Insatiable curiosity, . participate In the service and sev. . A meeting, to discuss plans for Welbel and Burton Farber. 'h ices, and the Sacrament of Bap- ages at 0:30 ajn. Three buses Carey. Miss_ Jill Ziegler was bap- games and contests lured the chil- sal lack of sanitation. . . beth Romano, daughters of Mr. Sermon. : '. '!; •' • ••• - • .•'' '•'•\ eral candidates from that church VTorW Community' Day was- held their willingness to> seek again and again for fresh understand- bring children from outlying sec- tized by the pastor. dren over a large area of the "The early Greeks opened their Students devoted to music will Workshop Aids '.' and .Mrs. Vincent Romano, and tism* also will be observed; • •••.. There will be a meeting of\the. will be; baptized, the Rev. Hazen last Wednesday at-the home of supervised 4he various games and : helped by George White, Miss ing of this welt-trod planet ^ -'•.''•••,',• V',') ....'•' .". • ' ; ••••• tions to the .school and/return. playground. : rooms on beautiful gardens where Eric Lenk Williams,-son of Mr. Preaching the third in a series Acolytes' Guild in the church at J; Britten, pastor of the Elizabeth Choirs will rehearse toinorrow aj Mrs. Daniel Kusiv, 108 Thomas contests:'.'. \- • .*• . '' • Joan Gander and Arnold Good- roTr~5ermons on.' "The ^Lord's "For centuries men have been putting the measure to ihis Information on bus routes may be church, will be the guest speaker, Street The World Community Day A pocket lady, Mrs. R. P. Dav- "Toss for goldfisn, Mrs. B. B.the' most fragrant plants .were Show Preparation and 'Mrs. Herbert B. Williams, 4 pjn., Sunday, and, at the, same follows: Junior. 4^0; Westminster, ies, created quite a' stir as she hart. The. future scientists of Prayer," the Rev. Albert Allinger, hour cars will leave from the earth, miffing its atmosphere', poking into lti. depths, climbing obatlned from George Fenderson taking as his subject "The Signi- 6:30, and Senior, 8 pjn. Brownie services wOT b? held at the First Kott; footbal ltoss, George Ross; grown near the windows. Medie- A workshop tor dried arrange- Jr. of 209 Locust drive. . > .:. wandered among the little ones val monks planted sweet smelling \merlca Will meet with Joseph The Westminster Choir will sing pastor; will take as his topic. "Hal- church for a meeting of the; Young its hdghts, plumbing the oceans. No one imagines th» task is ficance of Water Baptism." ' Troop 108 will meet at 10:30 ajn. Presbyterian'- Church, on Friday, miniature gplf, Mrs. F. T. Mor- Petrozelli and Mrs. Harriet Strein- ments was the main activity at the asking them to pick a prize from gan; bean bag toss.xMrs. yU&or herbs near the Infirmary for the 'Jestis, rMy, Cross Have,Taken," lowed Be Thy Name.''' Family Churchmen's Northern ConVoca- complete, and of course it has been going forward steadily' with ' The pastor's adult class,meets • On Monday the Sunday School 'Saturday'.'..' .•? .. :• . ". ' •''. November 1, at 1 DJn> ';*•<..-'«-\.: • ; Fn addition, there, will be a seventh October meeting of the> Crane's : one of her copious pockets. benefit of their patients. Today ^C'IBTt'::?btf^'""sl^eeFiStf* "\''^^2^ also^at 9:30 jnjhe church. hold its ,£mie^_j$l!Lte ,tori&\icteA in Each church lj. requested to col- Whitmeyer; pumpkin tossy^Mrs-. and eighth grade chorus, directed Ford Gerdeners lasi night nt the . More than 890^ persons, were milk bottle^ knock science gives us reason to believe : at 11 o'clock the Chancel Choir 8:30 a.m. ^ ..'•••.•'•.'. •:- '•• Church, Roselle, from 4:30 to 9 ._•""" .^~-gI^t virtue of the;studies W'tKe'Geo^physical" Yea*-is~-- 63r te-^large^feUow1snlp-*oom^for bliktiJhid aKfe.^t&^ttd^jiJJuhior home of/Mrs, tt. Roland Snyder,

| : : the Bible came Into its 'present dbwnr In meetings at 7 pjn. Sunday, pjnl • .' '. •••;.•./: '••'•••' '•>'•,•'."' •.",. ' Junior High young people from I goods, shoes and boots to be dis- r will offer "Praisei My Soul, the \. that through the fortunate collaboration of so many nations the The Ramabai Missionary So- veloped .from the sun's shining on Ban* ^dflbr«cted-T>y--rRaliJh the Junior High Fellowship* will • "•, Last In a series of Teacher form. All adults are welcome. 3:50 to 5:30 pjn, and for the Senior I tributed to refugees awaiting re- was Announced by Mrs. James Mrs, J. B. Warrington, Jr.; animal *3-miriute tiatiwi nite, from Netuark King of; Heaven,' by Andrews. 'findings will be fully and thoroughly coordinated. General con- ciety will meet at 11 ajn..Tuesday aromatic plants. •'•" . Notaro. . • .'. ...' . ..;••; • ..., • Dried flowers and foliage were have ' a membership contest, the Training Institute meetings will The adult choir will rehearse High group from 7:30 to 10 pjn.1 settlftinent In Austria, Germany,O'Brien, chairman of the supper, toss, Mrs. WUllam Boyd; wishing after 6 p.m./Tax not included. Other musical selections will in- . elusions may emerge from this, study that otherwise might not ii%^ the Education Building. Cars ll Mrs. Richard Adams. ' "In the Middle Ages people, Students' and faculty alike are made into arrangements which will elude "Communion,i"" bby ^Pri; Intermediate group will.have as-] be held in the guild room at'8; 15 tonight at 8 o'clock and Boy Scout will leave the-church at 5:45 pjn.Saturday, There will be organized I Italy, the Near East and Southeast bout 200 people convened in the looking forward to these Wednes- 'be .'::.:''.•'•:•.}.' •',• .. -.-^; -.-.•.••••' Troop 84 assembles at 7:30 pjn. in ried handfuls of herbs with them its topic, "A Sage of Tao Speaks,' ; school auditorium to watch, mov- Arcadelt; "Noc- pjn. Monday.' Another Institute for the -Jerry MfAully Mission, recreation at _both sessions. I Asia. • •. ':' ;,.'• ••••'• ' ••• ,: •"•••. day nteeUngs as an opportunUy | show, '^October 5HoHdays,'> ''ia. be ; and th^Senior High unit will, will "be conducted-- in i January; .:'• ,,'\, TheJ[GY already has announced some of its experimenta- ;thei fellowship. halU J " , ies, finale of the day's events. in which they buried their noses' jand'v "We,; where a group of men: from the Senior Westminster Fellowship (_ The offering win go to Africa, as a .' protection against* plagues o constructively add to theyen- held in the Educational- Building v sider "AYouthSocial Code.*" TKereTwiU" be' a meeting of"the ^tiorri'^That^toe-ta ^^td, catechetical claspea yi^ddleEasi India and Pakis- . Mrs. Elliott Hume, PTA presi- richment-of the Junio^High^pro- Pralse Thee," by Buxtehude.' "" church-wUl-cdndurt/'the^service. •jindije^der^cl^*^uiwh«r^ rue of.Cranford Methodist Church on ice age; reflection of the northern lights; the ascent to outer will meet at 9 a.m. Thh e children'h s ; : dent,'and Mrs. Roland R.0raham, - At 7 pjn. Sunday the Senior All couples .are invited to aCranford Chapter of Alcoholics Both, the Pilgrim . and Colonist be'under- direction of Miss Nan .tan. '" .' . ; ••. ;7: • • '•' and rosemary were placed on the gram, teachers report. ; /'' • . b ; : : ; ! r Choir will rehearse at 9 a.m. and ^Fellowship will close a series of "bunko party" to be held in the Anonymous at the church at 8 .Vipace^' • '"•: '.".^: •..':;^.;.'.:\ --.'. •'"•',•" .,•/., '\' V ;' ^J./V' ~': ' ••• y groups'of Pioneer Girls Will meet Jr.', and' Mrs. E^wui Aaron;. co- HBRRY! trie Junior High Choir at H>: 15 Philo of the Citizenship Area. Of- judge's bench to ward off the con- ..- Assisting Mrs. Snyder-.as <. "Knowing' Your Church." John auditorium of the Educational pjn.'Tuesday.'. • •••'•.•'..•• ,•:'.. •., .''.< ' '•••' One can't help wondering what would happen if the leaders at the church at 7 p.m! At 8 p.m.ficers of the group' will, attend a chairmen of the ways .'and. means Building at 8 pjn. tomorrow. On Wednesday there will be a a.m. There will be a meeting "of Ailending County PT A committee which ' arranged ihe tafdoh of jail fever. -Queen Eliza- hostesses were Mrs. HV A. Deterlng Mason of the Deacons. Mrs. Ma- . in rellgloh undertook to explore, tabulate.and coordinate the; there/^wilf be meetings of theSynod training course Sunday af- beth's ' favorite strewing' . herb Prom Ch irman arid Mrs. R. A. Low.. .' • '•;•• Juhiof'Sportsmen's Club will meet, celebration of the Holy Eucharist the Loyalsat 7 pjn. Sunday.: • fair, : expressed appreciation to United Nations ' thew Hall of the Deacotesses and spiritual^ resources in a simjlar fashion. ) :• Fishermen's class and the conwnit- ternoon at the Basking Ridge Pres- Meeting This Morning 1 gainst disease-was the'innocent in Room 10'at 7 pjn. tomorrow. at 7 ajn. Holy Eucharist will be A meeting of the Sunday School jtee of Christian education. those .who assisted in making the A NEW LAWN-NOW! Hollis Leland of -the financial ; The spiritual could be Just as revealing, and exciting. It byterian Church. Mrs. W. G^TrometteT. presideril i; meadow" sweet which abounds in PTA P«re humanity,. friendship^ Senior Choir rehearsal will be held celebrated at 9 ajn. next Thurs- u .executives will be held Monday at .Wednesday at 9:30 ant, the La- 'affair, a success..'".'.,'.'-. ' ".•;.;_ In preparation for observ- ; committee will talk to the group. was an adage that You scratch a Turk and you'find a Tartar." Junior' Westminister' Fellowship | |-of the Cranford High School Par- HIT fields today. , ' The appointment of Mrs. Farris home, the interchange of love,' at 8 o'clock tonight. day, and a healing service will be 8:15 pjn.TheKindergartei dies' Missionary Prayer Band will Mrs. Harold W. Hildebrant, Jr., >: Bruce Brumfieid will be in charge The citizens of the United States -have prided; themselves upon will meet at 7 pjn. Monday. ent-Teacher Association, will at- ance ot United Nations Week; "Needless to say, we do not hold, S. Swackhamer as prom chairman bring to' earth a.. foretaste> of or -of the.worship: service.x At the At 8 pjn. Monday there will included; At 8 pjn. the Men's Mothers' Club will meet meet at 'the! home of Mrs. L. A. c h a'l r in an' of the handwork,; here during the week begins be meetings of the Methodist Hen Brotherhood will convene in the their tolerance, fair play and sportsman-like spirit, but the sup- at 8:15 pjn. Also on Monthly meeting of the Women's tend the meeting of the Union thanked those who worked during with such ideas today.. However, was/announced by Mrs.. W. G.heaven.—Mary Baker same hour the Junior Fellowship Conoyer, 10 Retford avenue. Thai Guild will be held at 8:15 pjn. County Council of PTA today at nina October 24, Kit. C. G. we dp recognize the stimulating Your Established Lawn also will meet for a.program.and in the auditorium and the Wesley- guild room. pressed hatreds are awfully ugly_when they come to the surface . 10 ajn., the.'Charity J the pastor will conduct 1 the summer as members of project : Albury, chairman for the fan . an Service Guild in the chapel care department as we try tojwttl e the issues of the civil war — war of the states will meet in the Monday. A: fihn entitled "Rendez- the new Arthur L.. Johnson Re- groups as well as those who con- effects of sharp odors, on fainting .worship/service.. ' .''.••. ' •',- '•• \ The infant the,mid-week- prayer meeting a vous In the Reef." will be shbu-a. [ gional High School tn.Ciark. . j cat observance, today present- spirits, or the quieting odors of,the ; i : On Wednesday thi : :'.'•' Also at 7 pjn., the Freshmen ; Teachers and parents of .thewhich cares for babies up. through ^-^yeara later.. •.•/•'•;'•. •' -/:'•••/•' •:.>'•..• \; ;;-/" " ...,'' :',',' \.:.; School 8 o'clock. ', •';. :, •;.. .••'•..; - ' ' tributed individually." i > t . ; «J the \ foUoioina question* Junior Department of the .Sunday Choir will Circle 3 wUl be in charge of tte The theme' Is "AH' Together The white elephant table, under garden^n tense nerves. A drop Fellowship will meet in the Jun- the age of 2 is held in the Edu- Let,us place alongside of that dim picture, help to other Cub Scouts will meet tonight ai worship service and members of ow: The Family and the Com- '• and answers on*subjects per- of perfume under the nose will in- ior High room. "How Do You School will hold a business' ses- cational Building during the 9:15 the. pastor's class the supervision of Mrs. Paul Or- taining to the United Nation.- forihel^ ; ; countries through our food surpluses; the welcoming of 30,000 will meet wi 7 and the Boy Scouts at 7:30. TheCircle 6 will serve as hostesses., munity.". Coffee will be served say, was completely sold out duce sleep; . a '• small aromatic Rate Other People?" will be the sion at 8 pjn. Tuesday, followed ajn. service. ' The coffee class HungarW Refugees and 200,000 others from Europe. Also, the ifrpni 9 to 8:45 ajn. prior to the tdllow of sweet basil o^/rosemary by a fellowship hour. '•:"••- meets in'Sherlock Hall each Sun- Choir will rehearse at 7:30 pjn. Boy Scout Troop 44 will meet 41 The' following .PTA members Q. What i^ the Job of Uie Secur- -subject of discussion to be led by "rehabilitation'' programs which are being sponsored by .our. 7 pjn. in the large feliowdusl placed near the head,at night will PEAT MOSS - HYPER HUMUS Kathleen Fritts. Susie Keep. Wil- Young People's Choir will re- dayAnornin g immediately follow- ity Council? '': .;.' •..'*. '.•'••'' •.. ropnv The Adult Bible Class witt| .'A. To see that disputes are set- leave the sheep to go uncounted. GHLAND CREAM liam^ Hull and Richard Conley. hearse at 7 pjn. and High School ing the 9:13 «jn. service. This , churches in other nat Mock Conference v•I''-•••••'' Examine the 40th\ Chapter of Isalahl 'it Is one of1 the great- Church Night meet the same evening at 730j tled peacefully, .to stop aggression A small hop pillow not .only will BACCTO PEAT ^ The Margaret Greene Associa- Choir at 8 pjn. next Wednesday^ group has elected to study the A mock conference sponsored by prevent but also wlU '•^trh Whisky |) Baptized in the church recently Bible using "The Holy Scriptures/ est chapters" in the Bihle. The conception of God is nearer ihe the chapel under the leadership of I • - \ and to bring about disarmament.. tion is sponsoring a bus trip* to the the Laymen's League of St Mark's : 1 :;;: : Edgar Hughes: •;. - • , • I Q. Which nations are represent- make /easier for sufferers ;. ' ' V'. '. '••."•• :^., #'/•;• •".'..:•..-•' '' "'•:. ' '••''' ,,' United Nations on Monday. The I were Glenn Robertson Colville by Robert C. Dentan, as. a guide. NewTestamment thanVany other. The writer uses the best AJJ JL^Churc^Chur h will be held in Jhe from asthma. ' .•.-' -.::::i->•'•; The Rev. Robert Bizarro rector, knowledge he has of nature and expandsjus views ^>f God. He opic The 3F-Married Couples* Club | ed ^jn the Security Coundl? . •"•.>. bus will leave the church at 8:80j son of Mr. and Mrs* Albert R-Col- r ... _ .ehurch at 88. tomorrow. The ''•'A. The'" five.' permanent mem- Reservations be madelviUe; L y n Ann KUipproth, has a«ked,tbyat th%; names fand ad- happily science ar«l-ttH|^ are-unit*d.t'> »* vWwfpnibBc sjM grandmothers repelled moths, not supply abundant plant food with 'i |daugbteraf jd M'^rd dresses of any of the young people Among the States" will be the top- pjn. Wedesday. The program *iB bers are China, France, the' United tfiactaaabyf" ~ makes Cod: greater to the writer until for the first time feature -a cwtumed Balla«ccB| • WUburCoon for W< Kingdodom,JhdJm h e tLjKtLKS|j LR . andd ththe with the unpleastant odored moth Bt «nn balls but with delightful fragran- GREEN—AGRItO Also on Monday, from 8 to 10 Smtth, daughter of Mr. and Mis.school, "college c*j^e "•!• i. in"; One God, not only toi^ the Hebrew people but for airman .._«„.... -W..II pjjpu, the second' meeting of theRobert E. Smith. Forces be turned into the parish Madison, as the third hi a series in New York City. games a^ reflreshmentsr- : muse: 'church officers' training program '' " ' ' of fall Church Nights is held ta elected by the General Assembly , **w. for two years each. They are (as > r> will be held at the church under Women of the parish may still Cranford Methodist Church at 8 a moth hole *" 'B"'' "^'^i>thy T f.v.jrfl sign up for the Quiet Day, spon- pjn.Wednesday. / of January 1,1857) Australia. Co- the direction of the ministers. '.: Congregational 'Church and Meni lombia, Cuba, ilrag. Philippines Paisley lbawl?" Weekly service of prayer: and sored by the Parish Prayer Group, _ Following his talk, there will be % Shoe Hospital . Phi . Miss Mathews will have on dis- praise will be held in the sanctu- to be held at St, Martin's Retreat a panel discussion of ."The Church and i '/ /'•; Banquet Planned Roums & ALUSOH. me FOB Q.- How often doees the Security play at the flower show, called ary at 7:370 0 . Wdd House in BernardsviUe on Satur- and Social Issues," with/the fol- 'October Holidays," the fragrant andforgoodnesssake—TRY OUR day, October 26. The Rev. Canon Lutheran Ibwing on the panel: Miss Barbara — iuu ojrrHOPBDic wowc com on nussnm Council meet? >^ ' . Annual pot luck Supper of the A. It is organized so as tb be herbs .here mentioned and many Couples' Club* will be held in the Raymond k. Miller, rector of the Calvary Lutheran Church will scene of a workshop on the Hoick, Miss Lollia LeVrj^Mr. and more dried'and Hying. She also Church of St.- tJriel. the Arch subject - of "The church and, ,1th" on November 4. ThMrse . Roy Tipton, KennethXSteard LOCAL AND LONG DISTANCE MOVING Open Daily 9 am to 6 nj^—ftttp9|Miv^ r able to function continuously. gymnasium at 7 pjn. Wednesday. A special congregational ban- T Q. How about voting? '. •will, present .antique' pot-pourri " Speaker of the evening will be quet to which all confirmed angel, Sea' Girt, conductor of the| workshop, one of the three' by the; Division ot Chaplaincy and,Charles Wallace.' CENTENNIAL AVE CRANfOIIP jars and many other things per- Senator Robert Crane. .. "''' ',members of. Calvary JLutheran Quiet Day, will begin with a cele- Services of. the Lutheran We In the second of the series last Housoholi Goods ' A, The Security Council is the taining to herbal fragrance. 'She QUALI-T-BLENP bration • of. the Holy Eucharist, at Association of New Jerseyvwill be Wednesday^rDr. Whitney's topic only body lh the UN where the. will talk with visitors to the show 1 The Margaret' Greene Associa- Church are invited will be held veto can be applied. • On all Im- tion's sewing and cancer'dressing at the Elks Club. Elizabeth, on 9:30 n jn." Those planning to at- attended by JUitheran l^^ Chiirch Photography was "A ew Church for a Jjtew 1 about herb fragrance and give Couni Discussing "Church Storage Shipping portant questions action is taken suggestions on the making of pot- -group will meet at the church at Sunday, October 20, at 6:30.pin. tend are requested to speak to the this part of the stated Contest Announced . by affirmative vote of seven meni- rector about H so that reservations A similar 6ession>iU be held In State Relationships" was the topic pourri from . their own garden' lb aJn. next Thursday, and at 8 this' event is part of the p«tv- The Rev. Robert Bizzaro, rector bers, which must .include the con- : pjn. the church school executive grom of the Stewardship Sector may be made and transportation Rutherford on ober 28 and in of/a panel *, composed of Mrs. flowers. ', ' .'.,,!' Lawn Seed of Trinity Church, announced this curring votes of the permanent board will meet at the church. . Project in which the, Calvary con- arranged, • •,..;. "• ,,..'' :••.'.• George Elmore, Miss. Elaine Smith, Haddon Height/on Nov. 11 with week that any member of the. members. On procedural..Attest Men 111 Tonight at 8 o'clock there will gregation, along with 56 others in Planning Is going on in prepar- the programybeing identical in all Episcopal Church is eligible to en- Louis. Totten, Walter Hatch and tions, the affirmative vote of any be a meeting of. the Men's Coun- ation for the annual parish bazaar, Charles Pope. .... Pvt Robert DiCarlo wfa) is sta- the Synod of New Jersey, is par- three sessions.. •••..- ( ter the third annual photo contest "CM BRidoo 64898 fstiiiMtot Ch^rfolly seven, members is sufficient; OIL BOILER cil, and the trustees also will meet ticipating. A roast .turkey dinner which will be held on Friday, No- v. Dr. Frederick Kucther. being conducted during .October 60 YEARS tioned at Fort Dix, spent the week- in the minister's study. has been planned. : - vember 15, from 10 BJn. to 10 pjn. director of training, by the public relations division of 213 South Avo* East :';: Giv«n en Any end with his parents, Mr. CE.TRUBENBACH Engage N^w Organist Mrs.. 'Mi ThomaS/bl Carlo of Bncineered, designedand -^-Theodore Frank - of Westfield,. Mrs. Carl H. Mason is chairman, Foundation for; Religion the National CoundL ' CrmfontKLJ. Moving ProUwa f Given Jail Sentence I built to serve you fsJtfaftdty~ Each nbtten Is bl*nd«d wtth acnptabU wt$mm$4» wl IAN general ^cRalrmah of "the'sector assisUid by Mrs. Bradford Wilson __ Psychiatry, will be the morn- y At Calvary Ijutheran : •••"• "' •• * '&M:'$*i$M .Mrs. Florence Butler, 51, of 160 Denman pUtce.yat their summer CHM8T Pictures of any aspects of home at Beaver Lake. good long time. \ •ad approvaadm b raqulremeatsy the '-Hkm a* «stab- program, will be the toastmaster. as co-chairman. • ing keynote speaker. During the church life and work may be en- The Church Council of Calvary .North Lehigh .avenue, was. sen- Agricultural Exptftawaf Staltea. "Are Sin, Disease, and Death Reports will be neard from Other luncheon period Mrs. Pauline tered in the contest ./Prizes will Lutheran.' Church this week an- tenced to six months in the coun- Real?" will be the subject of the committee chairmen. . Paper Drive Suntla; Thyfault, acting chief. Bureau of be awarded for both amateur and nounced the engaging of a new •'.;;":: Has Been Accurately V Ci.X ty Jail when : arraigned before nQpincifi Biros*.' Lesson-Sermon at Christian Sci- Main speaker of the' evening Community" Services, New .Jersey professional entries,;' All entries organist,' George R. Lachenauer : Magistrate Charles J. Stevens in Plumbing-Heating ence' services this Sunday.. . will be Paul L. Fjolkemer of Bal- By Methodist Sco Department of InsUtuiicms arid must be postmarked by October of Hillside. His .duties began last •- :;; .;ftning:Pif*a»cr^^ ; • -.'' ', -^V Municipal Court last Wednesday Large Assortment Availablo .:" Readings from the'King James timore, Md. Mr- Folkemer, who Boy Scout Troop.75/of Cronford Agencies, will speak 31. •:^-'y;-,.:^-;^. ;;>.;> T-/ Sunday..',' '•'•'••'.' . " '••'•• .v '" •"•"•;- \ JuM As Your Doctor Ordered , night. on. an .assault charge sighed DRYSON'S Version of the Bible will include , i di i Methodist Church/wIU have. a Community Resources Available Mr. Lachenauer Is a graduate by her. mother, Mrs; Alice Torr. U Korth hw*. E- Craaford • New Varieties and Old Favorites • the- following from Psalms operates, a photographic .studio, is waste paper drive this Saturday. A poster explalnihg the contest of Muhlenberg . College, 'Allen^ J. WALTER SEAGKR, Beg. MASTER FURRIERS > to the Clergy." i been placed on the bulletin V, BHIdB»«-I»a0 '• ^cif^ir? fiwr'Bp' iiigii«ut=wto- a past president of the Lutheran tS6^rdtlir.ShM*Mdr«anrjwdentrytry^^town».Pa.v«nd»prftiifntlyiift:jt"dyj5, There is something that is much' ADams HOTS L Uaw HIS 'b. : us, and bless us; and cause his served his congregation and the parking lot/at 9 ajn. "to pick up H. Goff, chief of the Bureau of forms and contest: rules may be II ing fqr '•• his ' master's degree in ^ELL KNOWN MlNISTE¥oiF>iEWYORir( " face to shine; upon us; That thy United Lutheran Church in many papers, gements for pick- Correction, New, Jersey Depart- obtained from Father Biaauro. I sacred music at Union Theological Soryko-- "•omething rarer than ability. It are ready to take cafe HOLLAND BU way' may. be.' known upon earth, capacities. ups at, may be made by ment of Institutions and Agencies, i the ability to reeornbe aolllty. thy saving health among.all na- . Plans have been made to pro- Bernard 219 will be moderator of aTjaneldls^ ' ElbcH Hubbard _/ ';'-. [ of yourfurpeeds tulip — Crocus — Hyqcinth tional ". / .- •.. •••'."• vide free babysitting service arid I avenue. cusslon on. the workshop theme. Ifandarizintj From "Science and Health with free transportation. Members of. Regular meeting of-the troop Panel' members ^will be Dr. Key to the Scriptures" by Mary the congregation desiring a babyl will be held In the church audi- Sampson G. Smith, superintendent Broad & Central, Suite 5 Daffodil — Snowdrop Baker Eddy the following selec- •sitter are' ta call-'Miss Virginia torium at 7 o'clock tonighK of the Southern "Regional High V'' • • •" -. J ..'..y-. • Westfield

Cookc of 648 Fourth avenuey^yest- Cub Pack 175 will have its : tions will also be read (206:26- School District/Ship Bottom; The --:•/: ' field. ' Miss .Cooke,can be^reached OCTOBER 13 THRU OCTOBER 18 28, 30): "Instead of God sending monthly pack meeting in the, au- Rev. Floyd A. Paules, pastor of / sickness and death. He. destroys ut her home in the eyenings and ditorium at 7 pjn. Saturday, and OUT Savior,' Lutheran Church, LEAF RAKES-LEAF BURNERS them, and brings ia light imrnor- week-ends. Those desiring trans- there will be a parent-committee Haddonfield. and two members of • tality .. - .• .God does not cause oortation arc to call Mrs. Robert I meeting, in the chapel'at 8 pJn.the staff of the' Lutheran Welfare NOW'STHE TIME... man to (in. to be sick, or to die." Vogel of 119 Willow street. | Tuesday. Association of New Jersey—Mrs. The Golden Text is from Prov- J\ilic Matzinger, director of the CUSTOM MADE PRODUCTS PARKER LAWN SWEEPERS erbs (12:28): "In the way of Division of Family and Child — FOR SALE AND FOR RENT — . righteousness is llfel-and In' the SPECIALIZING IN FILLING PRESCRIPTIONS Welfare, and the Rev. George R. {pathway, thereof . there is no Koehler, director of the Division FOR PERMANENCE OF EYE PHYSICIANS 1 .- death.* :: ,:•'. .. './ ^ •. • of Chaplaincy Services. fa purchasing building supplies, your par»- ''Freedom of expression lit not SEED RYr- 15

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coinpeUltiveaniJ rest, before you are tlreA ': .'••' ••:';' •'•:'-::*; •"'•: , ... Programs dealing with hyper- A tension and other forms of heart if :wi^'" iv;» #' :" disease/ also may be obtained by contacting the Union County Heart, Association office. . . - _ the Sunny Acre* Garden Club thaj there is no such thing iMBBM^^^-f^vvVl^-KV^M Irfrd. * -: •.••.••'.•'"•''••'••:" •'-"•'.''•••'.••.•' '•••.••',•• * .,''/' /«•'• she mentionedI the usefulness *i the hawk in de- Junior Colleges ; «troyinc the sick, 'and therefore Plan Workshop || bird*, who other- -yip1.-, tiolmovist; Mrs. Knorr. ; ... wise Would infect the healthy Mrs. SaVercbol and Mrs. Brough- $^irm W^':V'%?ii: •v^S ; . ones.; She added that rf flocko f n. • • • '.-.• • •..:••.•:.'.!.,••:•,'; .-..• . The October workshop will be Union .Junior College, will be Hanry. 9H0wt\wHSnt)K%fjM£m iNSTrmmoNs starlings will make short work of host October 29 to the 19th annual Japanese beetles in the lawn and held next Tuesday at the home ioi Mrs. Arfken and niembers^wili meeting and workshop of the New even the noisy bluevjalt acts as.a Jersey' Junior . College A^sssoda- , warning' 'siren of danger to thework on, a side, triangle arrange- Xlf Worth .Awf'w. BR6-UI0 ment featuring chrysanthemums. oni .•., .. .^. . /. \ smaller songbirds. .: A( the next regular meeting, on Between. 125 and 150 adminir Wnti.uo.ott , .','•' Mrs. ilfuhsgnug urged members strators and faculty members of to feed1 the birds this winter be- November 7VvMrs. W. R. Marsh OO. will give an . iUjistrated -.talk, New \ Jersey's 10" junior colleges to John W. Heins b Son | !: : cause their natural food has been iUjist will attend"the-day-long session. "'.'••'• '•;••• " *''^ depleted^by, the^drought i '• *tn?tw(tn?yy YeafYft t In MKK •|Gardoi, |Gardoi" | '•'t'i l ( C [Dr. Ralph- "winni (president (J pi '':'• Mrs: deor ge;I» &uWpresid Mrs. Phjlp, • program chairman, Monmouth (Jollege, West I>ong '">' '•.%4"< at the ^meeting, which wail held announced that this meeting will .„ Granfoni Branch,'will preside as association {/ last Thursday at the home of Mrs. be held at the Osceola Church and president. Tit. Kenneth: W. IVer- Muhsgriug in Berkeley Heights, that guests will be members of the ; sen, dean of Unlbri Junior Colleger with Mrs. Walter H. Knorr as co- Dig attd pciye Garden Club.. is serving; on the .steering com- '. •*. ;hostessv/•'••'••> .,;•:,. .••••.•'-. . .. ••-.':; mittee for the program. Drriver- • REFRIGERATORS^ <.'•': An additional sum of money . sen is immediate past president UUNG BCOIOB CAB j^ was yoled~to be set aside for im- Blood Pressure I "Basic Issues Facing Junior Col- RANKIN FMEL CO. '" . proving . the- grounds of the Os- leges in the next Twenty Years*'* V9MlW|M VASTS GBAHFOBD ELECTBC ceola. Presbyterian ^burch. Mrs. Leaf let Available wilt be the theme' of the; confer- " , AaUwriaM ' •", ••#.••• Chari-S'J: Tloth, chairman of the • BEAUTY SHOPS A. new leaflet; "Your, Blood ence. The program will include rBIOIDAIRK :•..', ^.'project,' announced that she had three symposiums on social trends, ' cin wntiin>ot»4 Pressure," .has' been received by CW1 BHldg* •; .-/ been assisted last month by Mrs. on improving the quality of the •;/• .' 'L •.'••/• •••'' UHoAflnm, '••..-,•.%::/•.•'/•' . Harry Broughton, Mrs. % D. SB-the Union County Heart Associa- tion at 1137. East Jersey street, students and on college and com- vercool and Mrs. Wesley N. Phllo munity leadership. .*• '••! : .'oatibnrdai.. and asked for additional vbitw Elizabeth, from the American Dr. 'Kenneth' C. MacKay, presi- '. teers to continue the work of prun- LEHIGH OIL CO^ Inc. Heart Association and is available dent of Union JunioJi r CollegeCllg il, willl I SERVICE • -.:•• ing and edging. : • • , I for distribution without cost.' .,' , welcome the delegates. "•.'..'. Ivu-vn a—.. -r— -:--- : . Mrs.-; Cafl Holmqvist reported I.;' It observes that q person who Day classes .will be suspended I Sacvte* Daptj m «. «m IL BUnwfln VICE STATIONS v.-^ on the progress of plans for a Day classes .l has blood pressure higher hthaan it .-• ..- ••'.-',•. ••••• ••••..• .,••..-, ••'.••"I"'''--'; ••••••••••• VUMBII-WIIt-W1 7 ••.,-. ••• •...•• .• . flower-show early next summer. at UJC on October 29. H » shoulhldd be nearlly alwaylways has hyhy- Representatives are expected to CRAwroBiys GULF

•J.. 1 " nepreseniauvcs are upnicu •.« mnmf>in..n..,r.. . 1—— —L - 1 1, »«^aTleKa^SnT^T«em«i(i^^^ ^ SEBVIGE-STAl Mj* from Swederi ^last "sunurier^^werer Whether one has hypertension1, one Si•,;;''• distributed by "Sirs. Hohnqvist, lege; 'Centenary Junior ' College, OONISACTOKS KEim.WORTH.If. J. should undergo; physical examin- Hackettstown; MonmoUth College; " D«Jco and Gulf Battcrlca ' who advised, members '.on theations regularly.. BRida>*-a»70 ; , .-• proper cultivation, V ; ' .';•. St. 'Joseph's College, Princeton; .'•r'v.. BRidfl*S-O0?t' ; \ : The leaflet also /Suggests six ^ i . -. The ,;club Was'. • represented Immaculate Conception Junior •'/: •araaa trui B».JNUIM''. ' : .• '•' Gnatanli m: •; I rules for all. patients suffering, ",WWII•!': LUMBER the Garden Club of New Jersey College, Lodi; Assumption Junior ^ from hvnertenpion in ^addition to jACKs^ yPmWelnt;s : Jdlay ...luncheon last College, Mendham, and. Pon Bosco ••••'.•;(p>"?!$| ^Wednesday/-by Mrs. Kaisef and aos^6fth^^taii;;^; IColjfege^Newton.- -.....".'"'-i-' ••'-.. •.- • '-:•.•;• i O SEHVICE • ; These i^re: .Try noTZto w6rr3i7 j|' .'-;'.;Mrs."phno^..'-. . ;, keep your weight normal, follow JWCP Gci» —, Oil [%•''• .. Members who-madc flower ar- s Showing' Film Sunday CO. Matttk L»fcrl«»'U«» •rangements, for the library, last, your, doctor's advice on use of tobacco and alcohol, get plenty of .month Included Mrs. Roth,. Mrs' On ^Historic Southland' BRld«.»MM , sleep, choose;aports that -are • iwt A. IAIOHB Crimfoid : Robert- Laing, Mrs. H. Alan "Historic Southland," a sound | , WattKa^ RarilanRdLk Walnut Avtima movie in color, will be shown Sun- day at 3 p.m., at Trailside Museum BOULEVARD ESSO in the Watchung Reservationu REILLYOLDSMOBILE • , SEBVICEIITEH ' 7 *•*•:£ This is another of the special .; jiawaa - Flooring programs sponsored each Sunday DIRECTORS iiBM .'' • ..'.•' .'V.'VTHuingara Prop. afternoon by. The Union: County. - •IBIMOBIlt Park .Commission! There, is no • ' «al*»* Swvte.v ' ' ' admission charge. . ' \ '. • AOunsX-TOU OfUiWl TIzM-TTub^—S»11M1W

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PHARMACY •• • ,<•• 'J'-Mm SCOTCI PtAIMS SO. • ,-MJkMri AND UU(P SHABKI , i III A^..^ ^Atuii TiiiinftiBBv rmimv AD oATIIDI •II Vwk »**. FUtaUteld . CMHTQSRD PAlUt-4 We can duplicate .any shade—hundredi It I RUwe 2-4300 PUtH 5-2200 atock. Vor'the bait in'ahadn and UUDMI l:>'\ HMDWABE STOHE ace ua. Complcto lamp mounting. HcpiitSi FOR and replacement parts. -. ' ' .< A«UU VOWSB loois : OTHIt Wf WON MODUCTS: Crvihwl Slon., Ifack Top, • Movnw •;• .. . E. T. WaUJAXS . •-•- ltttmiirT e\t tlon / a*M - CUnlcB Tool* • HouaaruralahliWi ' - 1U Caattal A««M* • STORAGE Awf! let Sooth Ava^E. plus - ^H SACTtY AS YOUR A.TASTE TREAT ; l »vv;«'.C.'K. ca KITCHEN ANP CLEANERS •••.v DOCTOR ORDERS OMCTBUOCSM* -v RUSSELL STOVER CABINETS UP OO«M> VU» CABS KOPPERSCOKE :LiNCOLil THIS SALE OURREroRa^ u* «. HENBY P. TOWNSEND IS Sooth Union Av«w Crufari Well Over 335,000 .'.;.. . ' ' l^ulfWatta. rrop. . CANDIES 70< MUXWOHI 4*CAB1NET Ca _ . BXnUT WOBSMAMSBIf " ICONOMY BARS—' /.•• Compounded T^b ', . • Curtam Mad* ' ; Also TRY THE NEW W«ttfield Motor Sale* Co. Kitchen Cabinets —»Formica Tops ' Otaula« • W*m*ut 9 • AlimHa*.. REG. $50.00 to $65.00 !.*•••••••'•••• ir DEUCATESSEN3 CHMtaoi S-4SX1 300's—CLEANSING Td 10P.M. RUSSELL STOVER Ib. Ml>MtkAM,«. • Oj[^^BiA0JSaHJBk • • •''V' '•• OPEPEN DDAI Td WP lat.Av*. .-' '• . 'BOMUI ^ FREE DELIVERY - MINIATURES. $1.50 up THIS SALE Resistance To • PLUMBERS • 50c TUBE FLU REG. $25.00 to $39;95 If* iJaWK.;' »t-0100 BBENRAN & TOYE GET PLENTY OF RESf • LAWN MOWER SHOP %v ; Used Ca•n ; •• . . - , , . .( ,... _. . .. ' '''••'• EttabllalMd ISM '''" • PharnHno—• -:-- , USE ••" IF "your money ten: Cr>niowl| MOtttFunoittMfkM MULTIPLE VITAAAINS . , MBVIC« CHAPMAN BROS. . Put aside a portion and deposit It in a Union Coonfy ADsms 2-2528 BUNDS $1.75 Value -^ . Pbmbina & Poattag ContN OF SPORT SHIRTS, BBESS SHIRTS, SWEATERS & HUDNUT CREME Trust savings acopuht» where your cash earns more i H.. J." .—"on,: .\ 250 cash for you. Remember, there's a whale of a lot' UB CONDRlOmMO BHldg» 6-1320 OO of satisfaction in having money in the bank.— , M Mottk A¥k. •.•,':;,. •••.;••• ' v.' . .; PACEABD ' "' $230Helen*Rubinstoln $330Voluo ' especially in Union County trust! . - -/ • WESTFIELI) OCX. IMC. f •!•. COLORTONE NOW PRINCE MATCHABELLI

: liiirf R«memb«r, too, that we're open evenings and •••i!' ' ••••r SHftiPOO IA Cologne &$A REG. $4.00 to $10.00 have five convenient offices (see hours and ad- Guttw • Leaders III Perfume .£ dresses below). To keep your money* save it at JO% fHkVS, 3 TUBES alue : Union County Trujt. Start your account today I RUDKBAKXB VAOCABO • FIXMUSTS THIS SALE PRIVINE • • '• viumnstoMl • • JEWELHV SHOWEI IPANA JREPXUUHO REG, $3.95 to $10.95 . lEIEMBICl't Hoe Schneider '' .Bert' %atcht« — »*•*** $2joosh» ••:.•:••;.'.•.•• :••• NASAL SPRAY 98< $2.00 Giant Sizo SPECIAL Hortb .Aw*, Woteh co«J I-w^ry • "•",» For Forms to Open Your Account nowiu. uo. JOHN J. Dl FABW DESERT FLOWER NESTLE HAIR, THIS SALE BODY ond HAND • BANK AND fiRidoe 6-1105 • wmai' we mosi .««- - lot prayer of lerve^i desire for 8^ REG. $4.00 to $5.00 ...... ,,.:...; ...... J...... SAVINGS in grace, expressed in pa" mstrranoNS meekness, loV«s, and good I* FOOD MARKETS •! _ Mary Baker fiddy -• • i ittIraerf SfM(OpenilwheVy MenJeejs «Sr30 to SI k\i SHADES Examined HAROLD F. BENNER I W****** *««*»• (Ose»>^ eveniogs 6:30 to • Incorporated •. AtitornoMle Pointing

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: : :: : AwocBtionfor/MentalTlealthon I-have-always-thpughtrthe-ac? |P*fe ^ •:; ;v;' ;;' ^t ^' "' MI" ^^U^^ /" ' Mrs. Sliver for tions of men the best interpreters 1 1 ; Friday evening, November-lst, at left aide of the foreh>ad requiring County AssodaUon for Mental ton. ;;.: ••';.';•;•' injuries and was taken ti> bis own Il11110P^r 8: SO pin. at Sherlock Hall. The of their thoughts—John Locke announced that - the Cranford two> suture* bn4 a eut on th# left Health, addressed the group. She "-Plans were discussed loir the 1 h Junior:' .VIA is" sponsoring, the."••, yeart 'Volunteers also are' needed ;to> Uons of the local government October 24 meetintg toto be held at transport patients to and from the programming would be published he Illustrated by a dramatization : Meeiings ; fa the form of a bookletjwWch the Mi Building:, center, "Mrs. Silver, reported, and ,'S GREATEST 'handling pfo ""' (•A would also include a irieinoerwnR iw -heleld att the Mrs* she. also explained the, need for VI The, schedule of meetings for n.wJ4cra to^ "" hospital volunteers for the New this season was set at a regular Mrt-Ualoney m*. Donahue, 209 Schercr Jersey State Hospital, Marlboro^ meeting of the Doard of directors plaias Sr VIA. which is^Uie firtt As the staff is small und the work 'Parent-Teacher oup in Uni« County, to imtet- great ;at the Association's head- Quarters, 130 Summit avenue 10-11-12 ;VwM?IItiie'»po^»rlni^organt , ....•--,,„ re this volunteer project, ha«t Quarters, 130 Summit avenue Radiant Tnpod Screen with plass I iented Russell Hutkel^ insUtutlon- gped,to stimulate tte interest of Summiti , Mrs. SilveSil r saidid, volul n repr^sentative, with JB t«*P ^t omer women's dubs in theteer'"office workers, are in great : •m cause. demand/there. '•••.-••. •'<• -'-' .•;•.' •':.' ...The __..__. 7T ,, .. Mrs JU a.H- ^.wr, .1.8 -Ijenhome .Anyone interested to. contribur Drive.'north, who is the volunteer! ting their services should contact fm 1 Scoutmaster Roy Lurcott who pre- 30x40, reo, $14.95—SALE seated It t Consisted ••^•.'-AV. _ _ _ Isoxil,' assistant i ••'•• • '. *> »l'e'v;l 1'MOM : district" cibinnnlssioner • .and , a(so •..»(•• 40x40, r*g. $lo.95 — SALE _/Ci.r'•-',••••'• ' i -.t. ••/••.•b.'.- neighborhood commissioner for •' •'.. v ,•:.,. - •»/•"•:.:•-.•••'• _Reg. 40c ..i#*u,,,,,., ..,., -Troop 177, presented Mrs. Tan- ;: mw nenbaum with the troop charter :^In^ i^mpt4o^the^^ and thanked the PTA for the flag For Th« Discriminating Buyer Body Mount Cretttv*;M^ and for, the cooperation given tall semester. clasa will meet the 15.51 DARK SEAMS ^ REAR VIEW them in the formation of the new troop.'•'...'••• "':'. • •'•'• ' '• ';..•••-•••••. Blue-Pink-Mint-White •Black CARRYING CASE eaciijmmth and will be under the en for tM watercolor class and a vThe assembly was led In the : : i: v? MIRROR few openings remain in the Tues- pledge of allegiance, the scout oath •.. - '.. .;, v^.•;•••'*%-..•'; P} ' \-'-'.. •.,"•*••••"••.• dlrectlon.of Herbert MacDonald of day afternoon and Tuesday- eve- : v ; : v and promise by Carl Di RiiuV ; . Sizes 8% to 11 : • :,,r :;:;FpU?ING-«^'f:;^:,;y |;O]^'-BWge> r ';;',' /".!" :V- ; r. •"/•;• ning classes/Further, information • A new scout, Ralph Gutlman, SALE PRICE -PR-|CP;-;;..:.;^,:.,:^9,,;.: ^•Jfhe first ciass.wiU.be held at theabout the group may be/obtained was received into the troop on a For Any Movie Camera. In Metal/ \ .Vi.' from".Mrs., Elven Sheahan, 113 - home 6f Mra. Edwin Kowalskl. 312 transfer from Troop .44, East [:h Carrying Case ••.' Reg7$28.00--"SALE Spring Garden street. t Orange."•,'."• •.- ' ':.• 'XA>•.•'.•;•;.•'•',•"' n Mprth Volon ayenu^ next Tuesday •'•( Plans were announced by Mrs. ate with 12 Magazines ev^nli^fromi tol&, Mrs.Treder- Plans werWere laid < forr the ConCon- .'. •.•.'.•: WiUlam Faulkner; and Mrs. Alex- getyatlon Caroporee at Cimp Win- '•' '* 1 • "-V-'.:' . 515.95 Reg. $20.00 —SALE ' \*r • FROM OUR REGULAR STOCK kk', .Oir^enawald,' vvlcc-preflldent, ander Calder,,co-chairmen of thehebago for the weekend of Qctp- PAYS fall sidewalk exhibit to be held ai beflS, 19, 20 under the leadership the Post. Office triangle, October ONLY! MacDonald obtained his of Mr. Davidson. • _•'•' ';"••:•••.•.'•' PAMTY or RE6ULAII POST SEASON 6 or 12 Volt 10 from 10 a jn. to 5 pjtv In the ' A troop recruiting program'hat NOW EVEN YOU CAN )RD A BEAM Art Students' Lea- Dacrons- -Jerseys ity ii - - SmaU Mediuin^ e?.\H£*K£ci£^ one.of years or older wishing to join the :: ; 1 Wti§&SF.,-X: wm,if thewatercolorUt EUiot «»day.->- •„-,• A. • .v-v,,. , • „: .. ij niay atten4 the next me^t- ltot • i&iwMy^'SSfe^-Jit \E!racy* Size TREMENDOUS SELECTION ' Thefliit fietdVtrlp bl the year „«,. with his parents. Meetings ^'' OUR REGULAR $35.00;:;;.' FOR YOUR MQ> 5,98 Valiie :,.r^;.^,;.,....;.^...'$3^9' 'tolMrs; Greenawald, will bea visit to the Philadelphia are held: every Thursday at. 7:30 UNBELIEVABL '••"'iSti'iiy Museum .'on" 'November." 10."^Mrs.. u In the Lincoln. Schopl audi- $3 98 Value - NOW auivVnUnald has done much p VAUUE (and hadnuuny exhibitions in Sheahan and Mrs. Greenowalq torium. ..,.. .„ ; , THESE THREE DAYS FOR bNLY,— are In charge of arratige/nents • •• Mr. Lurcott closed the meeting » Cominlticeii''• were anhouhred re-, with the scout benediction. ^,.„•„ knownft* iUs" by Mrs' Charles Paul;.pre>- Complete With Installation N inv technioiue. He is a member -AWAY NOW FOR CHRISTMAS BLA^k - BROWN(- RED- ALL SIZES AND WIDTHS !• tne'^ew Jersey Watercolor 8o- ideht at follows! Cranford Driver the Essex Witercolor ; housej '," : : -•, •'.•:•• •: -;y>; '.••••'•• [Michael In linden Crash watercolors hsve been m , pubUdty/. Mrs: F. R Cars driven by Patrolman Harry Slott, Mr«, Oeorge P. Elmore and ^:0fl^:;M^:.l»iKlOi^M 1 %t the Ne.< Maurice Baker, Washington avenue. Linden, at 3OOD T.V. RECEPTION ALL WINTI \A Mrs. R. H.Folta and Mrs, Sheahari, 12:30 ajn^ Tuesday, according to BY HAVING YOUR OLD ANTENNA. • Supplies v S'tne^ i^^MacDorijW has and telephone, Mrs. R, K. Foltz., a report by the Linden police., ' Uught adult classes at the Bloomr ; REPLACEDNOW! • Photostats »SJf^; league and ^ontctMr I Class, •hostesses appointed, by • - Following the accident, Patrol* TOGA oivlnow teaches privately lifrs. Paul are: Watercolor, Mrs- man Brown complained of head • Let Us Help with a< his studio in1 Olen Ridge. He A\F. Behlert; advanced, Mrs. ~WH»E TW^SHOE ttlV has dene much demonstrating be- [Sheahan; Thursday'afternoon, Mrs. ii»l«r| '^»ft .'/ Your Photography fore^number of New Jersey art t W. Marek and Mrs. A. W. Sch- l CRANFORD. :i- Problems. -. '•••"•'•'• ' 23 NORTH UNION AVEJ BR£3272 jBller, and Thursday evening,. Mrs. •••A'-r;" J^j'rT?? 1 : ; : :S«£ i;are'stu^:biing,UuW [I . J*. 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^,.^••^.1 11 BoyVSuits,846 reg. to $29.98 35 Better Flannel Shirts %\ ii i ; 1 1 T I•!,'.j'^ vv'-'.Vj••'*'•}• **Ki" vN"' ' ^*^^^^ i^'>i'- '''^''"i '^^7^ .,•'• *'*• 8& Not Too Early To Think of Ximat Gifts Special Group — Broktn Sizes and Colors siies 6-14^ reg; to;2.98 • li Dacrons/ Dacron Cotton Blends, Silks 1 White Communion Suit $| Cafes, Tailored, Ruffled R«g. to 14.98 iff: ; size 6, re& 7.98- v . : I Two-Piece Sets ^;';••••• ••:" • Reg.to7J98 * 14 As^rtedSk^,iBloujses' icyyr* r.*'"'*"rT'i'1i*'Tjadii^fi PJ.r*< liln llrill •{3SSHW. 15 Boys* Pants \:•.-•'•: rfeg. 16.98(pl9J98 ' #* r •/ . '•' te&tb 5.98 i* ' ' • *'' '', > ftS" WINTER PAJAMAS SMART DRESS FRY COUNTRY'S TOP BRAND PARTY •SCHOOL IBKi !HIEFS "••.•• »*, bedroom or^tn. fell Long Lin«— 3-Way Strapless IRREGULARS 1 / 4, .; Sizes 3-6x, 7- Just This Sale ft :-:. watt /rawer pulls hl^Kllgnt RUFFLED — to© INCHES WIDE Special Purchase For • v •« ' " Famous Maker • oJry Omect oak flhWi; De«Jt f• _ Reg. 1.35 • Sizes 2,4,8,10,12 54-63-72-81-90Inck DM JtOcEiirh •Ignerf In «onVtnle>i> off the AW Broken Slits -—Great Buys . Reg. 5.95 rtyle with tertetaT eraM ' Reg. 4.98 - 7.98 for plenty of • Yellow, Blue, .Green, Red ir 25 -5 1.00 159 WiVrV-i-. ami OVERALLS fo 2.98 $1.00 • Reg. 2.98 POLOS to 1.98 2 for $1. A SMdoui Desk That Med/Wt SLEEPERS 2.98 1.7/ GIRLS1 BOYS'THICKSET •rings New Order To Bffi^ to $1.00 25f PLAY SUCKS CORDUROY AH Your Poperworkl Boys' S^Pc. SUITS to 7.98 3.06 Washable Poplins FLANNEL YEAR-ROUND DIAPERS, doz. 2.75 1^ Mi—teg. to 3.98 SLACKS 36- Inch* Printed Silk Scarves In Many Blend of Orion, Nylon and Rayon MULTI-STRIPE LINEN TOWEL SPECIAL GROUP I ! Patterrts and Colors Reg. Value 10.98 2-STiP and 6 & l^ Mo. Slipovers 7.9c 47e Siie«64l $fjj JUght Off Our Shelves \, Rtg.3.50-3.98 COCKTAIL Cottbh Reg. 59c Each .. \ .- '••." '' '. Reg. 2.0& Each • SECTIMAL re TAiU L CARDIGANS ' 1.98 1.00 dozen Nursery TOYS ;-ta2,75. i.00 l\

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Sixth District The store handles toys, dry 'Adjustment of the College -i-r-J-- •'-,'} ' •'••'<:Discussing the i^ed for-adequate faclUtles for highcic education Wimmer are co-chairmen for the If W$0dgy 4Mb 'Waxrymusic chairman. Mrs. W. Jon. Hofl- ?t nm goods, ' hou^efurnlshing;' Freshman" and "The Closing Door, roart led,the group in the Pledge Of •itWn 6ur-own state, Mrs. Irene T»:Griffin of Westfield; RepubUcan party, with Miss Joan Kaul in '•Mani'fa «6 wud1i we olTrtJiotlld know.ond <^ in «*rd>r to be Dine** of PaftVe ftatattm. Crate* CD. Coaneil children's and lidies' toCollege'Admission'* "will be the 1 l charge, of decoratioM.and Miss By Authority t"; Let us nuppos*4hit your {URUI it at bane when you bear ':\m^£Mi^ ':'&m^»'tC * idldate for i^ai^-.AfUif^>:^.^:yji^ RepubUcans pf,pran* topics discussed at the Cranford v Caroline Marino in charge of pub- men's work clothing ~Juid cosmetics _ster» G. Holies Williams, director of the Crof)ford/Civil -. Mrs. C. G. Culin Introduced Miss the ALERT signal. The following thlagrahould be dune. De- ''meeting W the American|';..Vi " ,s .: ':, ••.. '••' •' .' ••. On Landscaping Mrs. McGuire has "been"^ resi- High School Parent-Teacher As- Atargarot Vucltmfln, who was the] s Day Week-End Sale ture until it reaches the governor's licity. -:•':-:• ;••''-V>V:-..;••;•,•.- sociation meeting art 8 o'clock n6xt and Planter Cojtiirol Coiin '^ ~ ~~ ' "' ' ' " cide now }who is to do them so that «*ch can practice, hjj,patt Ralph Mussari, projfram chair- dent of Cranford for wyears. Her Defene ? desk..-.. •.; '-., •'/•• ;•;;; ;:•;,;"-. "Garden Cotor Through the emergency it can be disastrous club's representative to the Citizen-' v aim and daughter-in-law, Mr.-' and Thursday evening ..in the high •:•• ' ',-•'• FOR •.-.••• •••.••• cil told members of the Wednesday of the job in advance. . ."" - ' man, told of plans for a torchlight Year*, will be the subject ot a and,even fatal, Skills teamed now Institute at> Douglass; College ,ib' now u v*— -z— . , • . • • fA. The guest speaker complimentr Mrs. WiUiam Mcjguire. reside. In school auditorium. i 4 1—Make one member of the family responsibteffor giving preelection parade and raUy Jo bf^ Morning Club yesterday afa phil- June.:;;' . '.' -«v •••]/- •",•'. •••'.;„ •;. for state universities to .cope with _^. was Mrsan. d Michael Hayeck of 33122 Cen- given instructions, follow them quickly but cabnly. / urseof a legislative 1 Charles Lose , was announced tennial "-aMtnUe represented evacuation instructions wULVary with different localities, inceptionMbrough the man. Music' will be provided b; tuchen, Saturday night. Miss ed^*St High School PTA then that ._ workshops .have Michact'9 at a meeting Sunday i will-probably include the following: - - « HELLERS or SAG-NO-MORE 54" 'preparation for theHoly Trinity School, Westfield, a Slates Member Drive 5—Get your eiiwigitnfy evacuation ktt. This should Show to be Wldwhich final plans for the parad The Cranford' Klgh School TWEEDS food and water, a first aid kit. blankets, extra clothing, flashlight, Vand5- • were made. Parent-Teacher Association, will > Siies 38 to 46 / necessary medicines, money and a battery radio, if possible. You $200 The local Holy Name unit will open Its membership drive next u .- STRH^S should have all this packed and ready to go. but $9» havent, attend the, 8 o'clock mass at S Tuesday under the direction of 1 • HEATHERS Z collect the items as quickly as possible. (Desigttmte person who ariety Store Sets Michael's Church in a group Mrs. Frank T. O'Brien and /Mr.t / LIMITED QUANflW Is to get or pack emergency kit). (Food and first-raid kits will Sunday. Richard Carlson, seny^hlgh and SOLIDS HIS ADVEIT1SEHENT IS WORTH >2.00 junior high chairmen. * Anniversary Sale At the regular meeting of th be discussed in subsequent articles). / Students hpve received envel- It laf k I »# Regularly $2.98 6—Close windows and doors and draw or blinds. $ The Cjranfjord_yarjety Store at society in St. Michael's School a 26 NorUTavenue. wSt. this~weekl8:30 p.m. Monday the film, *Th opes for membership dues to tako (Designate person to close bouse).' • ON ANY PURCHASE OVER 10.00 Is observing its 30th aSSWteary Is New Jersey," will be shown. Re- home. Class mothers will be tele- 7-^k» by car or on foot, according to ons, along the TOWNESHOPPE phoning to remind parents that with a three-day sale. \ Ifreshments wUl be served after th» route; you should the drive is in progress. 45" HAND WASHABLE evacuation route assigned to you. Wh^e (Except Sale Merchandise) Started here in the early 1920V business session. obey, official instructions.... If you have a or battery radio, keep.it tuned to"yom^COTOM3^freq (Designate per- 29 NORTH UNION^AVE._—CRANr:QRD Z•'"'• FEELS JU$f son to drive cat or lead family group). FLANNEL 8—If your family includes smatf or handicapped persons, assign then* care to older or 'members. •|VY: LEA^UEi^ -;'''; • ,*'\ • •••:':.. ;..;:•' :'r;;. C,' :-,;-; at CRANFORD RADIO, Inc. ) SUITING f ioPEN FRIQAYTIU ? H BLACK AND WHITE SADDLES, reg, valued..;.' .".';, "."•-'„. Mrs. A. H. Houseknecht, break- Collins and Mrs: Wi J.*Hoff- fast chairman,"was assisted by Mr*, represented the club at the : : FRIDAY ONLY! ration Night of the Women's BROKEN SIZES . =' .'•;;?• /t -7^)'/: :^ T, V. Alberts, Mrs.,Ro#erC. " ±!S:" Regularly $4.99; • ^' Mrs. J. H. Brockbfcnk, 705 Linden ODDS ANDENDS Mrs! Howard Cowperthwalteand ilace. The group/was organised Mrs. W. T. Collins wUr attend Discover True Values At Martin Jewelers WOMEN'S HOUSE SLIPPERS, ii£li?? and. plans were discussed -for the Federation Night 9( the Village, FABRIC " remainder of thai Improvement Association of Cran-| — No Charge* On Sale were: Mrs. F. During Thif Qreat Three*Day Sale! year. ford on Tuesday.,: • ,'•.':.•' •••'''. f"''•''] •", Wl'$M' J. FRIGIDAIRE SHNE CENTER A program of poetry by Robert] RN Mrs.F. SIMPUCITY inja^McCAM. MTT? ? 1 «• op 784 at School. : Regularly To $1230 t|nd« Allen, JoanXCluff, Debbie Reg. $2.95 FlatWlght or l^.^' ^,S&^^''i^'^'& PREE and Denle Cox, Elixabe^ui Crowleywey,, v. .(w^pUrchasfe Of any appliance) .; ' ' . Lorraine Demytricw, Eld- '•€)' rtdge. Janet Higglns, Meyer Reg. $5.00 Natlonally-Advertlted Cuff Link Set.,....:.,...... FREE and Christine West k their Brownie pins. : . (with purchase of any ring) ; ^- , A party was held recently first Presbyterian Church. The" Reg. $3250 Place Setting of Sterling Silver .. FREE Your Choice Of Any Matching Hat With Any girls went on a hike last Thursday tq Watchung Reservation. Joyce (with purchase of 3 additional place, settings) ' WATfl SOFTENER Coat Or Coat Set Purchased During Thif Hensel and Catherine 6eaman are WINBON three-Day Sale.;. now Joining the new troop. leg. $6.95 Leather Carrying Cate :l.;..;..^..:...v,.:.!;,....,.';vf REE • QM 8e««t Troop 7S ' (with purchase of any portable radio) HADES SALT This Week Only! Members of Girl Scout Troop (Boy»orGirU—Siie*2-14) i 713 held their first meeting of the 6-R length Hoihnd-rUpto36 ' new season in the auditorium-ofj wide'~- \yHite7iigmNKru or green Cranford Methodist Church Jon 41 October 7. Mrs. A. Ren Lee* is "DDI«cover\ouour trotruet) values* on nationallyadvertisfnationally-edvertUedd mmerchandiie on your.rol (Limit 2'io a (Customer) Your Choke Of Any Pair Of Matching Mittens taader and Mrs. toorbert Wolf co- during this gVk «•>•« *vent. We will be pleased to present> you witwith ,l«ader of the troop, members, of tomorrow ivetW ith AiiySnowtuiWurchctfad Bur- FEEB0NUSJhhfr^ ^ai^^acsB^ Brownlee, Rita Cohen, Sharon Corduroy and Rayon Acetate Flannel m w T>rankenberger, Dana Kallsh, — On This Model ••fi Sharon Kosick, Susan Kratzke. 2Q" PARKER IVY LEAGUE STYLE m AprU Lee, Sandra Martin, Carol WIDE SELECTION OF NEW WINTER SNOWSUITS McGarry, Lois Rothbard, Barbara LAUNDRY CART With Leather Ttirnmed Pockets Salome, Carol Walker and Bar- Buy now for birthdays, anniversaries and any other gift-giving; occa- ' SPECIAL . - bsjaWolf. .•:'..:': [ : \...... •-. ON BIALLBEARING CASTERS sions. We also suggest that you do some CHRISTMAS buying now wci-sa BnvnltTmrlM and take advantage of these BONUS DAYS. A small deposit will HIAKES1LAWN |(^N0 FUN --: •"' Reg.^95 '.••'••• . Twenty-Three Brownies of Troop RATED fOA 100, opened theMr sacqnd season in hold your selections until CI " ':;V/> Reg. 35.00 CUANEST C10THIS toeh* new meeting place, 1he_aud- No." itoriunK,ol CranraBsr^ •••-:• 3.95 IINT iiMOVAl . Church, on October S. 1-iuNO AGITATOR .' » BOYS' THICKSET Beautiful Selection OIltSTSPIN \ After a recital of Iww tha girta We offer, for ypur shopping conVenienceN had spent the summer, the troop outUatOMaaa • l 20-GALLON was divided Into four patrols; and Handi^pharge, <*•• *** OR — Budget Plants Charge Account LU-RAY PASTEL CORDUROY the following- duty . assignments ChinaXlub Plan.. 'made: • • -.• • •••,-' •••'"• ' Lay-A-Way Plans, Silver and " i- J Patrol iMdcts, Bobwt. Cook, ootemirtk. CHIX Phyllis Coopersmlth, ICaren Hojfo- lfalfa , CUCaUy KJr •' -A Color guard, Lynn Vedirko,ttar> ; MARTIN JEWELERS, \, « CUIw *l BUILT-IN ••>"' ltonbeck, Ly^n Kbrba, Joanna Reg. 3.95 « IMI tiifilul roNMldb U, hut, tub SUDSWATIR-SAVW SPORTSMAN THE rlOUSE OF DIAMQNp VALU Bd iFIRST QUALIIpf Size. 1-14 dean-up wiuad. Carol Crawford, •* UmpUrf Spin utm dttim «W*» 4MM -NO EXTRA COST BcnCtdine Madden, S lU (Service for Four) 195 taM4'' ;• •••• Duty asslgnmenti will be sn>o t«ted every month. I. 'I •/ i Other members of the troop are •rout xwtur •;" •'."'.' i1. '•.. ^ 17 NORTH AVE., W. Jaime Dooky, Jill Hofmann, Joan CRANFORD, N. J. Mes»ersmlth, Marilyn NeUsoo, Toby Robinson; Mary Jane Saam, BRIDGE 6-1099 ,_j ' \ Linda Severs, Annette and Alan* CRAMFORD RADIO, Inc -—^ COOPTWEMBER — A portion of the meeting was de-> tT Vortk QUoav AIM Open voted to-bMoming familiar with • Cnnfttrd, II. J. , OPE* MOWDJlt AMD rillDAY SVEHIMfi* Friday Evenings YOUR CARTER HEADQUARTERS laavea 'hwi treoa 'eofnuon* ie .this HQVSEWARES • H BRIDGE 6-1774 .a***. Th« troop voted « blaafcet *&/•• 26 EASTMAN STREET OPW FIUOAV tvnemos [contrfbutkn to the amtoal Crain- mud DonnVll Jmbn, 109 Nprth Uplon Avenue 32EaftmanSt. " Crdnforil * Guild - ' " c ' fprtb. coming w*»k«iiv- v ,.., ^m^j^iMaMM^^ae^^^

: "•-•-{ :: • , '. ' ','f , '•''.'• ', ' ' ' * '' '^THfB" CH»»sas-T a^aJa_l>___r'-%*-L'a_i Mmttfr^Q • a^jsaWft^;"*'"***'*'*^ y^mmmmj^ ^ aaasj ^m^m^mmm^, ; V -• ^ _•[.;. _j;.^^.^^^^-|[|'|^^^^_llijl^^^^MitMMiBaMMM_W_si__^__BBB[^B^BES53SH5SSB__^ss^_____ avenue, careless driving, f 10; H. G. you when you prav. you must • ••.. r.'^Jrm : Ciauer,<-19.j:i Elizabeth avenue. Im- hear Him wnen % speaks. «. nual Presldenti* Day and f»H «n>* Drive-In Theatres ' ; proper-turn^ 910; Sylvanus J. Thomas Benton Brooks ference in Orange last Wednoid«y. Shaw, 26 TuHp street stop sign, Next Insular meeting of the elUb Convention Supply Car Heatere will be he,ld at the home of Mrs. ••.•pwm Howard L. Arnesen was in- $?, and WUlian> Rasnlck, New- Trouble and perplexity drive p With the arrival of chillier au- ark, profane'language, $10. Greaney, 62 Lenhome drive, with. tumn nights, attendance at theChorale Unit stalled as commander< of Cranf,ord me to prayer, and prayer drives Mrs. Huj^h Adams ai co-hostesf. : : : : Given ''&•§" '•'•'''"' '" "'-" -."" ' *' ' " ••.•.• •'.• Newark Drive-ln Theatre, New- Post 212, American. Legion, and away perplexity and trouble. _ Tlw Kev. George White, choir Mrs. Raymond A. Leonard was In- 'haye;'Ood, 'ihear Philip Melanchthon . ark, or the new. Amboys Drive-in 051 1 ot Fir8t J Research and Engineering ai SaiyrevUle'hase,.chorale Is Randolph, tor the post, and, Mi£ The •Hike'the original source—a foot- odlst Cliurch Cub' Pack 75""held a takes on the comforting warmth Io|tg piece of irradiated cbbali Westfleld Men's. Garden Club at ported at the weekly dub meetinc of a jiving room. ..'.; •'•. v: open to the pubUc. apd interested Mabel Benson, county president, ecent meeting ot Temple Bettv- cook-s)ut and monthly meeting DECA^W "the auxiliary, assisted by their pipe—the hot coins will be utilized ait Markos Restaurant on Tuesday. persons are invited to attend the EK Mr" Hubbard was Introduced by Saturday at Noroahefan Park, {;A complete teport was made *>y i^hea«iTBT~\>|rtiich—will-_centinue I staffs, ___ toward practical »p- in the "cave" of the radiation lab- fbUowed by square darktof called c » of atomic energy in the oratory at" Linden. Th|s "cave"' tilMr*. Bobert Aclwlsberg, vie*- jBIr. Shire, who attended the con- each'Monday night. " ^ ~~^ Speaker~" s at the affair included by PaulSmlby. • ,i,'.:\v.;:;,::;,.., :•••.;>•:, OIIWNG OUR 3»h^^^^^ plication a room about seven, feet square, ft : Wave as chairman of the eranford The group was formed in mem- State Commander-Warren R.Da- president-': .,•' .• • "''• •". ': •. • .'.' Cubmnster Jack B. WarringtOn, is so called because It has concret* $> delegation. :• ' •'.•,- .'•• ;'•••• ".: of Mountainside, State Aux- At a busines^'meeting preceding dressed-in buckskin, and Chairman ory of the laate Martin K Slmber- walls four feet thick and. a con- Othdr delegates were S*dn*y I. loff, who, was president of the Ur- iliary President. Betty. Butler, of mm cptali. this 1* the talk, Mrs, Lenoard Storch and Harold Chester, as the land agent, : Honor Court to about 88 crete roof three, feet thlifc thl# ; Nunn and James K. Kervick. Vem bfan League'of Union County/at Commander Anton^Tjjn-V In' Bfirs. Louis Dicksteih wererwel- were assisted in. conducting the 7 \ Eight scouts advanced in rank ...._.... , . . , ,212, AmdificanLtgion, and its heavy Construction completely .aibp UcFarland and RusseU tfoagland !.,'Capt. ASPIRIN corned as new members, Mri. wynn field events by con\ml)tteemen and 18 merit badges were'awatd- th& time oO his death(,f / | Auxiliary held iohit.&ftiOir lhstal_atlor^ ceremonies Sattirrfay night i _ l hi : i^ost ••fi sorbs the. radiation' frV>m th» •Ker)ltpresldedi/.-;' :.y.'•-,, _• ••' *..• V'.'' attended as alternates- ed at the Court of Honor corir Mr. White, who holds a master's Rlthard Rudolph,;WUUarri Smith, Wars, and Mrs. Tlnnesz, president at the Casino. Left to right In the picture are Hftward L. Arnesen, TABLETS sources so that persons-outside the Refreshments were-se'rved With i^P Mr. Temple, who ts a graduate dutted by bey Scout Troop 75, g music from Columbia DENTAL CREAM iforris and AVbert Eng- of the VFW auxiliary. -new commander; Mrs. Rayrnond Ai^Leonard, new auxiliary presi- cave receive, no radiation ever! •Mrs. Ben'Galert, Mrs, E. W. V_.ri : : of Camejie Institute of Engineer- sponsored by Cranford Methodist University »nd a bachelor of di- land. ' " ": .i . „ Mrsj Edward'S. 'Reed, who pro- dent; Edward R. Morrison, .etirini tonttmander," and Mrs. Morri- Bottle of 250 though, they are standing next to Gilder and Mrs. Melvbi Ettln serv- ing with a degree in mechanical at the church last Thurs- vinity degree from Drew Univer- The cubs and _M*ttits were duces shows at veterans' hospitals, the cave wait • • •! ing as hostesses.•„.;-'...•'''': '.'••- engineering, has been a Kiwanian day evening. , ..• . sity, for the past two years has son, retiring auxiliary president ve nui dressed in eatly Western costume, % presented a program of entertain- The '•' sources are for. ten years, has served as lieu- Scoutmaster Howard Smith an- been a vocal" instructor In the and in keeping With the monthly ment including"''the following: ^_ The ecocentr^bn of with mechanical hands operated tenant governor of .the second -di- nounced the success' of the sum- music department of the Oranford Zobal; sergeant- at - arms, .Mrs. of the. Upper Division theme, opened with lassoing INFANT jvision of the New Jersey District, Miss Marjorie Tumblety of Roselle rtdioactivity to so hUH, towevw* by researchers standing oticte Spadenhoe Club mer camp, activities. Ho intro- public schools. He ppreviously had H*nry. A. Bond; treasurer, Mrs, the\Dlocese of New Jersey in Reg. 58c Value ^Bossies" and hitting *Mr, t-Bone" and is active in' the Fit»t Preshyr Ubth bli ~|ark and: Miss Mary Lou Elien- : •- g the Esso scientists wffl be able the' cave looking through a three^ targets, Den 6 presented a covered duced to - the parents present. two taught in the EUzabeth public Reed, and secretary, Mrs. David iviiie..... ,-. ,...,..-. •'•••: .;:.i:; • - ,Kwmm jteiiah Church of Clayton. : bacher and Miss Jean Jan_en of to produce and study radiation in-foot thick Icad-and-glass window. El SET hew assistant scoutmasters',. Wil- schools. B. Thompson. '•"' •''';•''..•:'•',• On the^ request of.Mrs. William Plans Bazaar, wagon drawn^ by cubs In hors* Cranford, vocalists; Mrs. Margaret MULTI-VITAMIN Benjaniin- Tepper of Plainfleld liam DiTulUp and Leon Smith. He In charge of arrangements was Juhr* supply chairman, supply ^u« aMoxwchln* those obtain- When not in use, the sources arq costumes;; " 'A.' .. JCasen ot Cranford,'. accompanist, WITH BIB a guest at Tuesday'is meetinJB. also outlined the program for the a committee headed by Mr. Leon- work for 4. mission in Puerto Rico able from nuclear reactors. stored in lead-lined wells, and Welcomed to new membership Shire presided. and Miss Jenny Rapicano of West THERMOMETE CAPSULES coining year. / •'•'•'.' HadassahMeeting. ard and Sirs. George L. Di was'approved.'- ' ' :.'••••••.•;•—•:' lln June. 1855, the company an- when these are capped; a per_6n around the camp lire were: Bruce Orange, puppeteeri 7 Reg. $1.29 Walter Keefer and Steven En- Has Sukkot Theme • A bus tripVtp the United Nations 10 Vitamins--Hi-Potency ^uitcedti . can safely enter, the tave "Plans for a card^party and ba- Thompson, iStott Auer, Paul Jbse- Also, from the Joyce- School of ;'• I gel were awarded Life Scout rank. is planned-f^r March, with'Miss then the most radioactivepiec e ol Since the gamma rays from these zaar to beheld at KooaSros., Rah- witch, Charles Orsay, Charles Bis- October meeting of the Roselle- the Dance, Garwood, Carol Grif- 100 — Reg: $3.25 in Car Leads William DtTullio received Star Jane Chamberlain in charge of ar- produced lor *** Sources do not make other objects way, wv October 23 were discussed choff, Michael Kearney, Kenneth Cranford Chapter of Hadassah, fiths, tap dancer, and .Patricia dd l ***** Scout rank. Robert Swlsher be- rangements. Tnil "source," as tt» isotopes radioactivditi e ttherh e Is hho • residual at the monthly board meeting ot tJinsmore, William Clark and their To Driving Charge regularly 'scheduled for. tonight, Oleyar and Richard Cheney, ball- came a Jjrst class scout/and Lewis Mrs. Eli Loranger spoke on the called, iewesented 3,100 cu- radioactivitiyy in thhee aair,", .In^ tl>t e {he Spadenhoe' Garden Club last fili' ; ^' ' was held' yesterday, afternoon at room dancers. Auxiliary Names As a result of a fire Which broke Beech. John Elliott, Richard Smith need fbr hand-sewn and knitted walls or in' any other materiatil l iin night' at the home of Mrs. Edward .Awards Were earned by the fol- ihe Labor Lyceum in Roselle to Mr. Reed assisted In the pres- but tn his car on the'Garden. State and -Joseph Blaha received second articles for the b^by-booth at the •The sources «mit gamma ray* and the room after th- sources have Mackevich, dub treasurer and gen- lowing: Wolf badge*, William avoid conflicting with the'observ- entation. Mr. Morrison Was mas- Topics for Study eral chairman' for the affair. Mrs; Parlnvay on,*^irfWi. 'a !M ' t • j • ' *' * • ' '. . •' V •" '•«. .. . Annual Bazaar in November; research is aimed at deterln- been stored in tfieir wells and Clark and 1>aiwrehce Smith; wolf George Smith and, Mrs. George Dldbrtdge iischtaul-d to appear The following" mer(r~badgcs' !ti^6rc««mi^esr™_-- Kpresidentr l fa pecLFbr the same reason the badges and arrows, Donald Miles tn MunidpitI Court on October 28 Theme for the A past president's pin was pre- :HAS.ANTEU DEEP MAGIC w'ere awarded:-.';..' ' - • .•• •'.. announced 'that, th^" Guild, .will ia^ a^Rc^^uphfewlferflc on a charge of driving without a "Let's Celebrate Sukkot Together;" sented to Mrs. Morrison by Mrs.fpr study by I the Woman's Auxill- It was reported that the club's ^^Rlhfe INFANT Weather and fishing,, Walter, the Hadassah Sukkah was- be- serve two luncheons one din* ipake irspdem oU resiling produces no radioactive effluent or gold arrow, Robert Goldsmith;, sli- ALUMIN INFANT ; license. ,..::;;•:.• . •.-: .'.'.,... \ Edward Earhart, also a past f of Trinity Epslcopal Church; SHAMPOO first'.' donation to the Cranford Keefer; first aid. nature, cooking tier this month. Cleansing Lotion waste.- '•'. • .•". •"'- '•.- ' ••• ' ver arrow lor wolf, Warren Har- decked with harvest: fruits- and dent of the'auxiliary. . .•'. it was annoiuiced at the regular SSlble, :... . . • i-;. ... :.' . BEACON rVThe .charge was brought by and public health. William Di- 16-Oz. Size —Reg. $1.75 With the new and much strong* Council of Garden Cluba .wai den «hd Ronald Martey; lien : greens in' keeping with the holi- meeting of Trinity Guild on Octo- Bute Trooper Thomas Cartwright, Other, post, officers in- made at a recent meeting of thebadge, Kenneth |Aorris; lion badge Tullio; sWimmihg and soil nnd day .theme. Coffee -and dessert ber 7 in the Guild Room of the ed« Firemen's AssocioiUon a^ source, irjitiiatton ttowtanoe STERILIZER KIMONA Who came to Ayola's assistance and stalled as follows: '-:••'-/^^ Jewish Congress Unit council by Mrs. George Holier- and arrows, William Raftery ahd water conservation, Stephen Hall; were served prior to the^ business ucatiflmll^l»i)__^i^-:...:;:l....,J\_::'.:.'.L\..::_ reduced considerably and greater . attlnguished ,.a blaze, junder : the •' First vlce^commander, Patrlc Holds Meeting H< bach arid Mrs. George Prohaska, Albert England. Reg. $3.98 Reg. $1.00 swimlning, -Robert Engcl; public session..' ".•'•"'•_;:'> '''• ' ' L. Williams; secpnjl^.vjce-com- Reports on a diocesan, crater-, *1.25 ^SBhiittes of materialsican be ex-Installing First Officers , |>pod of his car when it caught Are health and first aid, Joel Kauf- Reg. 60c Each posed to the rays. .;; newly-appointed representatives oi mm mander, David Ja. Thompson ence on race'relations in Prince- • Plans" for training sessions ^Mrs. Miltori Greltzer of 40 West Denner stripes were recelyed by Si bear the Jersey Central Railroad man; swimming -and nature, Wal- Ito certain;ol the e*perim«its^ Spadenhoe.'Mrs. B. F. Brixher, Donald Silliman and Ronald Mar- R«g.$2.98 third rider* E. Jack ton September 26 were presented Union County .Firemen's Ti Holly street will be installed as >verpass. The Oldbridge man was ter Engel, arid first aid, cooking, • • UNION COUNTY COUBV ihich have been underway con- council president, h'as a special ies; assistant denner* Charles ; ' LAW DIVISION . Cook; f officer; Bernard P. by Mrs. E.I* Hedenberg, Christian Schoof on October 23, Noverni) BOBBY ^.98 fund for plantings around the neW released in $50 baiL , soil and water conservation, public. HARD RUBBER tinually since 1955. the Scientists corresponding secretary of the Knipe; one yeair pin; Donald SilU- In the Matter-of-the... Application Stehlin; plain; William. J. Social . Relations chairman, Mrs; November 20 and Decemb Schools when they. are completed. health .and swimming, -Steven Jogeph JamM Slkorckli. Individually and were discussed at a meeting of found that the use ol radiation newly-ftirmed Uriiori' County mant .' ' ••' •••;._••: .' ..*• . *• Natural Qu»rdl«n of Mark SlkorckU. Fordha 'historian; Raymond A. Robert Bizzaro, Mrs. W. Kenneth PINS Mrs. Harold E. Aid Preparations For Engel.;_.J_4...'. . ."..' / I"' an infant and David Blkorekl* an Infant, Judge advocate, BY Edwin Frederick and Mrs. Charles Al- Union County Firemen's Associa- COMBS in the basic refining reaction Chapter, of the Women's Dvlslon pres- The next parents^ meeting will f v> ident of Spadenhoe, attended a Medical Society Dinner Advancement. Chairman Rich- and. Anita Slkorckli. hU wife, for leave bury.' Mra.',': Hedenberg; invited tion in the Cranford fire house las^ Large Cards as thermal cracking can American Jewish Congress, at a be on October 21 in rborn 10 of the ard C. Schoonover, who conducted to wim the names of JoMph Jame* increase the rate of recent zone meeting at the home church educational building. I J^ Carl G. Hanson of 38 Korli. Mark Korb, David, Korla Also, sergeent-at-arms, Henry members, to join a group being Thursday. • • . - • • dessert and coffee meeting at 9 of Mrs.' Charles Bulllox, 200 the Court - of Honor, commended' Anita Koris. recbecUvely. A. Bond; service officer, Richard. formed to study two books on this ; It was announced that Fire Chief 15* gasoline formation: Springfield avenue and Mrs. WU- the'boys and leaders for their Civivil Action NoticNotice . This particular research was p.m. Tuesday In Tretolas' Hampton street, who Is Zone VI "Arid 'yel shall know the truth liam R. Finnegan of 512. Spring- TTakk e NtNotici e thahtt tthhe underelfned U1 Dowdell; adjutant, George L. Dix- topic: The Kingdom Beyond Caste Ernest Haer of Fanwood will serve chairman. Mrs.. Paehlke and Mrs. and the truth shall make you CORDURO RECEIVING record. He. also introduced the apply to the Union County Court the ! and Progress Against Prejudice. as dean of the school, with Herb- Reg. 29c conducted in a small laboratory rant, Union. The unit also will field avenue are on the mailing pew, advancement chairman,' Karl M8th dad y ofl NNov . 1Ml»S77 att T«Tt'It A'doek^lT n (he on; commltteemen, . George E." Leo Greaney also attended the an- ±- John 8:32. • forenoon at . the Union County' Court The District Committee for /the ert Fay of Springfield as chairman pilot plant in the linden labora- ceive its charter front Nationa committee in preparation, for the Kaufman, who will serve for the Beardsworth' and WilUam F. Turk; Houn'ln the City of Eliutwth. County Institutional representative Youth Consultation Service will of the training school committee. I tory producing about one pint AJC quarters at ihlstime. Annual dinner dance of the Woni- coming year. - ' • of Union and State ot Now Jersey, tor of oil products an hour. Studies CRIB SHEET Jen's Auxiliary to the Union Coun- a judgment •ulhpri_tn*/them to Jusume to " scouting groups,' Roland R. meet this week at Trinity Church, Charles Sheelen, vice-president, PLAYTEX Desert Flower Other officers will be installed 'Slides were shown of the jam- the names of Joseph James Korls, Hark with Mrs. Albury and Mrs. E. C.reported the association has pro- were also made in a pilot plant at ty Medical Society at the Plain- Koirli. David Korta/ and AhlU KoHs, Graham, 'Jr., and junior past com POWDER PUFF as follows: Mrs. Irwlp Gluckmani WHITE or COLORED TO MATCH KIMONA boree at Valley Forge and. of Earhart parish representatives, as cured a pumper and an aerial hook the Brookhaven Laboratories, Up- field Country Club October 2C. scouts at summer camp. respectively. •:. / mander, Mr. Morrison. v HAND LOTION Union, president; Mrs. Martin YOU WILL FIND JAMES SlKOBCKni .Other auxilUiry officers were hostesses. Mrs. Albury is taking and ladder which are being recon- ton.L- I..N-T...... _, Reg $1.00 w The dance, which honors mem- The Mothers' Club, under the Flelschner, 'Elizabeth, and Mrs. ..': :• "'Refl:$ii5''''•••••'• Jowph^Iames Slkorckls. Individual- installed k« follows: orders for honje-ihade plum pud- ditioned for use at the school AY PANTS Ttie radioactive cobalt coins will \i.l) bers of the Union County lUdical leadership of Mrs. Fred Swlshcr, ly Ma as Natural OuardUn ol HaH Price Sam Charme, Roselle t*ark, vice- Mark Slkorckls and David Blkore* dings which are teade apd sold Society. wUlv feature a fall and president, served refreshments.' ; : First vice-president, Mrs. How> Out—Reg. 98c be housed in four thin, rectangu- >fi. inianta. .•'"• .v- ' ' ""• ' •'•! each year to' raise funds for the presidents; Mrs, Leo Harritt, Eliz- BaUoween thferiie. ordL. Arnesen; second vlce-pres- Driver Loses License f.br steel holders, nine inches long "Our liberty depends on free- ANFTA sncoBCKis Youth Consultation Service. abeth, treasurer, and, Mrs. Walter Q^EDWARD HAAS ident, Mrs./William F, Turk; third by two and one-half indies wideid . .""to these times we fight for dom of the press and that cannot -Atty. lor PUintllTs ' Vice-president, Mrs. Mitchell Q, Mrs. Hedenberg and Mrs. J; E.For Ignoring Summons GreenG , U__l. _«^^_ _,„. iu...... ,^v ., «37 Meadow Street, Hawkins, Jr. repdrted-on work- "they "wiare . Mrs. Irving Dtctanah of 94 Ken- and newspapers are oubre limited without being lost." «lltabe1h, 1»< J. - '—*.•• Koury; historian, Mrs.-William H. Chester J(. Belvln of 226 Third r-Heine* ••••*•;•"-, Thomas Jefferson.' Stacy-chaplain. MrTceorge jjft sgops je^, Elis#betb»wwasi4ned $15 ilwoTth-txpaefarfr fa-" a.careless driving charge when ar Open All Day Sunday, October 13 ' malic; remote controlled Aalrnian for the chapter.' A&AHARDWARE

?• Stevens' i FLANNEL ______* Monday night and also suffered COUNTS, revocation of his license for 3f Reg.$5.( $3.98 $5.00Value , ;^, (DoclntNa.r-at7-S7> days for failure to appear in ans HOtKX OF n BEM FORECLOSURE OF TUX IBM TRIES wer to a summons,.. A .warrant for m Si»» 1-2.3-4 or cmAMroBB. vmoM oomrrr. mm his arrest was Issued when he Window Ventilator with Sixes 8-16 .YEAH? OF DRUG 8«llfi MI OF Adjustable Roas. Rack * in tf-» SutMTtot Court e* Maw Jersey by tti aitor 6* a complaint on October 8. l«8t to (orcdoae and towver bar any imd aU iri^hta failed to appear as directed in the Reg.$lJ>9 Reg-$1^« of O_> pamto of |_MC «escrtb^ln tbatax toMdkwur* Ustbitlew. from pUlntta'a tax UanUUaa...... / • - . - ; summons. ' 1928- SERVICE IN CRAJfFORD • 1957 Fiber Glass Filter d Regr$2;00 "E'«): jFwi,* MSS!ta\hS SS!^>SitSd oHwr £redU»er«of. by tedempUon. or to contest VUtotMT. Vishtto torrtloae. must do so by# wN. «?.»»"£*- 'OtEer fines were Imposed BIDNKT SCHEi. Reg; HuiSMcisI $3.00 Value .$ tntcrat to UM data of rwte^tton. and tuch coats M the court may aUow, prior to UM «atnr of ludgnaai theicin. or by nun* an answer to the eowplalnt setbn* follows; Bruce M. Blemings, Short SOUTH fc WAUTOT AVES. - BRIDGE S-0U1 __ii_fc___i 4S'*— off tttm imWIf .kin off ihti _____•__»__. • -' - • • • - . ','••.;... ""'.••• : ,'. • • . • -... , : . ' • . • > '.'.*_.' nsiiiss I l.tha««M««fatoto^tS^SM^fc»«ny ?e^h.v^^?^tot»de«mW Hills,'Improper parking, $10; Ron km to and to ttw pajiecte of land described 'to U_» following tax toredosum U-t: . ' . ' aid A. Lacz, Roselle, speeding, $15 — FREE DELIVERY — , Weatherstrip—18 ft, Nylon Baster — -- • teaeamr oC tht tax foraelosur* Ust. showing ^ land* <«aln_t which thi« Mtloa U tnrnigMi .' ;. ' • .. v . Woodrow W. Jones, 53 Johnson I ftOc Value ...... 59e .'.-'. ;.•'•'• •'•,;•''':.;••••',.. •>:•.'•'%••''.•••>:.'.•"?•' '-• "" T*w For«e.otur«LlstNoVl5 * •: •'""•;'•••;•••;•"'•;.:';; ".'•'''•• '*•...•• '• .•• ''•••. "' •'••' '. DRASTK 1 beteby certify ihe following to be a Ust of land covered by 33 certificates of tax sale held by Township of CraO-ord. achadided In WnMika) seeruenee. rad setting forth, the serial number of aaeh • esrtiAeato of tax aate. tdl th» data of tax aale aft each eisa. (•) the book and paga of record of each cerUficate In UM ofHee of iha Register of XJnion County. part Of aay genetal land taxel levied and assesseto.bd eagains affectet and yb yo torecf thal land* covered by «aid certiflcatM has1 bean paid. ~, ' ' ' V ' ' Shapiro's for die Best Bargains! • . WTOOBSS jny hand thb UU> day ot AUgtlst. U07. ' . ''.... ' : • ' ' . . , . Y HOWABO COWP_WTKWA_T_! Throughout Our Entire Store! 1^ Floor Broom Plastic Waste Basket ERSUIT \: Reg, 25c Reg. $1.69 Reg. $230 SHOP THIS COLUMBBS DAY TAYLOR'S FABRIC & $225Value ...... Keg$3.00 :v T_« Basae •! 15* Uleate lathe For Tour Share Of The .eCUe e( tke ,-, tpc «traer ef Ceaaty Mtatfleg : V the laad te ke~a«««4sd Shopping Cart Aluminum Step Stool the lereaiasete >rsiss*lati nm ; • •*•___.. «lat V J\ H s ••' the bat BEST BUYS IN TOWN! Reg. $6.00 ...... $4^9 .... ship ef .Ciaatsri 10 to 14 8. .A,Shah**tl';,j:i,; ' . St. MOxlM Men's and Boys' trWaxApplter V Pocket Knives It-- , •• • Lewd Thonip»on, Boys' Heavy Wool $1.00 Value :..:. ?v Reg, $1.25sv;...:.,;1 *44 !—•__-•». Nov. 15, in* Marcaret DeMsMla SWEATERS WEATHER STRIPPING VALUES - Charles U Lane ; SPORT SHIRTS I Dee. 10,1*39 Reg. $6.98 The Finest Line We Have Ever/Seen. Good R««. 59c BASKET ;••>• Dee. T. IBM ' Pu PLASTIC OXEDAR ta IS4» Dec.. 8,1*3* W. PeUrsohn . • • . Boys'and Girls* ^ ' Buy A Flannel-Lined NOW ••.'•• •'• •. . • -V' '-• • PLASTIC M-. l FulUr Scr«WDriv«r* , BottU and Can O^atiar IMT. IMS May «. 1*34 • NlcoU Coppola v, : Assorted mttS WINTER JACKETS 1 May 8. 1*34 f, Mwino sad CJoppoU BOXER DUNGAREE W^wfich' —^3 for 7^c 50c Value'...;;.;;...*. 39c. SPONGE HOP • •' * • '' ',.- '* CUTLERY TRAY WASTE BASKET Now. 3, IMT »_ipo Ntarettta WINTER Reg. 79c Reg. 98c Slay «. i*M 331.84 NlcoU Coppola JACKETS m SHIRT TO MATCH for 50c BOYS' WINTER JACKETS . . BISSELL "BREEZE" CARPET SWEEPER — An Way a, 1*34 46J.W 9. Marino and N. CopfeU : : . Sins; 10.1M4-14, Form«rty &99 Outstanding Value at .....„.:.. $9^95 Values to $12.98 : / ' - ..." ' Sizes 3 - 6x >:'• •- • . inil, u*i Uay *. 1*34 1,B*O.»T Antonio ftusso 18M. ISM Nov.118. 103J a.taiu»T OlovannlArcunl Wahava addad many naw hardwara llnat Sept IB. 1*43 Levlne : ' . BonrWahtbrniiSl»»6to.1% fg.^3.95 «.llW OrotetmUl GENUINE LEVIS . CHILDREN'S ing tha last faw months which Will ba of Intarast lot ma. nta, ml 8«pt 1«. 1*431 Wm, P. bU ovaryono: Kirseh Drapary Hardware - Pyrax Wart »U.« M.. 40x11* • Dee. 8. i*«. . wit. mi I»lf. -1T1S DUNGAREES SOCKS JOINOMRXMAt . KJtchan Handy Cablnat Attachments - Rubbar* at, l*4i ITU to rao itu t« rao Daniel I. Arthur St.. «t*l«* Reg, $3,98 MERCHANDISE CLUB maid Products - Elactric Clocks. • v 1T11. 1T3S Dee.- S, IK* William Evan* 4a_100 May i, 1*34 «3ET A OUT OP $W» IN MERCHANDISE SHck-on Bathroom Fixturas CRANFORD VARIETY STORE to its* WITH EVEfcY PAIP UP CARD. ••-...,• Grant 8C in*. lTtt Mrsr5. McGuire^Erop. #-U-*i ->_j-.,HiMJCSf-j" -•VJOn-^^-*., Arthur St. 4MtOO ITTO. Arthur St.. 40.UK Alfonso Monica ITTi . Open Evenings Arthur Bt. WteiOO William SHOP 12 North Ave., West _ Free Daily Delivery 26 North Avo., W. v Open Ev*ty Evening 'til 7 — Friday 'til 9 • , DONALD *. ctaammu. 105 Wahnii Av^,> BRUg* rul-lreiten Daist OcieW 10. l»it. Attorney Cor Maintiff. S» North A»e»ute. Ksst. Sfe?^ •:'''';'•"':'•>'•'••'"''- •

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Absences 7 Kensington Assn. Protests -••'WM'SSf Due to Flu for Swimming Club ; KEN1LWORTH — The Kensingtonr Civic AsspclntionV in a K'tter read to Borough Council Tuesday night, protested council's approval night's Boroufh; Coundl infecting. I atructed to draw up an ofdinance On Increase of a $900jMM swimming club for the Western end of the Boulevard, ' Al'Alll locaIAAMlI . organizations^«_'_ J«'_ J_ _.,• . •_inclu• «_lda Idedicatin J |« *!__'*g th• a'_ propMrt' •«-y-to A^'At^t thi—s _M^use.. — Mayor Boright announced GARl as-reasena for-its-opposU lUSHlliWUKTH Mayor wauur r.. Bvuiut a.^.uu..ww>... .~-^ I New Ing the Garwood Uttle.League, This ordinance is scheduled for Garwood public schools, due main^ tiotfto the club were "violation of, that he has- visited ^'about iflO percenl" of Kenilwoirth's homes iri door-' , • flrccJ fVrrecreatto^ purposes u4- would be eligible to apply to thefirst reading at .the October 22 to-door. campaigning and. that response to his bid for reelection has ly to respiratory suspect* the Residence A zoning regula- : ?tf Administration; and super- Recreation Commission for use of council meeting, at which time .the y p tions." traffic danger to children "' - ••'•'•'—^——: * r-2—.been"very gratifying." 'y\ ..'••' • :.,."• •': Son of the Recrea^ Cpmmis- the area, the mayor said. .. , datdt e ffo r a publiblci hearinhi g wallll , ed of being allied to tbe invasion and other residents, nuisance from Accdtnpanying the mayor on his . „ He added that Borough Attor- be set,•••••• ,;:•..••••••'•-•;•: :.•-• . '••• . •...... Expresses Optimism rn were announced by^Mayor | of Asian influenza, bad< climbed tonoise of cars and "devaluation of calk are the two Democratic can- £Urd H. Tiller at • Tuesday ney Louis Jr Dughi has been in- Mayor Tiller announced that over 100 yesterdayd'.' IncludinIldi g Readied didates for Borough Council, John , school adjacent property values." Uiis was the unanimous decision several teachers and the Council filed the protest without J. Olock and Peter Patuto. » *, of the mayor and council' after secretary, comnient. After : the- meeting . The chief executive, said he is • listening to and studying the ar- '"'"Superintenden' t of Schoola Lewis CkurdiFafr dbnen .explained thaFno~var- basing his campaign "strictly on Laird reported that there were KENILWORTH — Booths of all ^^ M^ guments presented pro and* con , lance, is necessary/ to allow the my/ record and qualincations," ., during recent monthV on the re-Wo absences'..raeorded on |fonday kinds: with .(ai large yarjfc^y' of items Mayor 'Boriglt.t has held his j>r<4?-» club to build in a Residence A 8 questfof the Little League I that the ['and that on Tuesday i the figure had zone. ' Council.- therefore, cannot for. sale will feature'..thi annual t nt' 'office' two years,»was a ctwln- • ''•' old at St. Anne's Breakfast borough grant it use of iiind in the " " •••"••-—- ,...,, climbed "to 100 pupils plus 'four stop construction off theth , pooll fall festival of Comntuinity Metho- cl I man two years and served for a ARWOOD—"The Missionary spirit is what we should'all give toarea for a. field To take the place (eachers and the secretary.'... •rounds...... '.'..,;; •• ';•,• '•.;...;/: dist -Church in trie church Jialls on. 'time' on the Board: of Education iri of Bell Stadium, which must be* (he world." Mother Superior Claire Anne of the. Missionary Sisters of Notices, were' sent home this Friday, October 18, from J2 to 10 1*48.' •- .'..•. -.,'•.• / :;- ' •• .'•• :..".• . vacated because of a property a weeks ago, counciunen. told "''•.' •••'.'•''•'''•••SitMS Our Lady of Africa declared in addressing the 210 women'attending week. Mr. Laird said, requesting residents, of the; area, that the pjn. Mrs. . WilliaiWn n Bridges is gen- "I advocate 100 "percent;'clean' : 1 ihe.. 13th a n n u a 1 Communion sale.' .'.••'..• •-: /;•...'- ••• • ' ; "'.. , . ••/ parents to keep at Hbme all chil- builders wll^be requesteu d tol leave eral chairman. .,. , ,, government,' 'including appointr ',^;. . • j; ' i^ip^ "By doing this,!* Mayor Tiller dren afflicted with 'fever and lders _ ireakfast of the Rosary Society of acteening. trees between Mrs. William Schubert and Mrs. .mcntjby ub« o«•n• l•l• Sh— .~.e. als—o- —,^has^,a New England : Much to the priest's surprise, Ki Start Tonight men prepare lists of members of T "Hejivehlyl municipalities la the Regional as ,th)fe'vunlt.^^ celelira|ted its acres north of the Boulevard, near family recipe cail n J1 : «HIli hikidl •Ka»»js**™~^~"~'— —- —— - said. .: Mrs. [ ^ ^W"4«^^; ^^t_Jerkeleyr\ '' '' '• •'•(IM"^" '' ^KlUL-SijBL^^ cal government desirmg^to" nave Heights In apportioning coits'Tfte" party in Bay Leaf Memorial Hall Ustehed^very attentively to held in" the' Lincoln School gym- Also fUed" wiu^uTfwuwr^cllfe VeWers~ha shots. . *' .'••/.•' •" ••.' •'".;••• was a letter from the Kenilworth relish to be put on sale. suit was fought all the way to the Saturday night. About 50 persons he had to say. after which he told nasium . tonight and : tomorrow the priest that he had at one time Mayor Tiller said Health Officer Manufacturers* association. The Other chairmen include;':. state Supreme Court, which ruled •"attended.; : '.'..'• ^i •_•'•• ^., /,", •• night for a basketball league for believed in God and tt)e divinity boys from 13 to 18 years of ageJohn L. Banyasx has. prepared a KMA wrote that its "unanimous Mrs.' Seth Villa; attic treasu agamst Berkeley Heights; "" -' Honored guests at the affair In- 1 of Christ. •; ••; •' •.."•.• •• • .,;•..•••: program for the Inoculations, toE. N I L WO RTH— Ap- Those wishing to try out are dn**ls received here. The shots »tYthe end of Fairfield avenue Lynn Kramer; canSy. Mrs. H.' F.. program of'keeping expenditures" Wallace 'pinking;. Mrs, Carmine converted. On February U 1957, proximately one-quarter, of the he was hanged, but before he died requested to report 8^7:30^ pjn. wJU be given by the borough phy^ should be retained for .industry. Reynolds; handkerchiefs,:. Mrs, within .. the'"''most ' economical " Cusmimo, Vftirs. Charles • Zemany Charles Gutekunst; Jewelry, 'Mrs, students iri,the Kenilworth' public /Continued on Page.?) with gym clothes and sneakers'. •" I sidan, Dr. Francis Kamey. Mem- • Mayor Walter J3. Boright said ; schools wer^sabsent from classes bounds' while effecting: improve- and Mrs.'Frari'k Todlsco. -. Dante A.' Costa, recreation [ bers of the council all will be given the .planning* board last week Edward Dorrell. scnoois Wfrv uuscm uum ,uw»ta i""—— ...... _..:_r...^. ....„. - Mrs.-Thomas Englese, president Surprise package, Mrs. Harry yesterday with^sAslan Influen.>a4rnen(s,". He added, however, that ••.•".:"V,JW(wis.'.r.iw.i-..'.•••.•••.. supervisor, said there will be asInoculations if they request them, tabled a request; for a. subdivision Van Horn; this and that, Mrs.. Ed- and other resplratbry Ulncsses. (Continued ori Page Z) cut "the "anniversary.;• cake, and many teams as are necessaiy to| tbe mayor added.' -.-•'•;. "••••"•'•. •,.'• of the. land for homes made by the ZIPPO Woman's Club o th. v ward Hill; children's wishing well, Out of a total registration o* Charles Zarxecki, senior vice-com- accommodate . those: wishmg to Plans also have been made by Gallopin Hill EstatesEt developdl - : y ; : • faiander, spoke in behalf of .the Miss" Audrey Spencer; snack bar, about, 980 students, 226>fuiled to BIBBING play. Sponsors will be sougnt for the Board of Education in'tooper- nient firmfirm.. Thee board Is utt- appear • for. classed .yestefday, 4ii»'-. 'v;?-' ^'-'y :^ v-;-..-; 1 Holds Annual Mrs. William Von Ohlen; decora- post.- .-' •, • ••' ••":-.• ' ' ..'." ..'."' 5 decided on the matter, he report- BALL PEN... 16c HANOVIA I'eachlteami"'"..' •••;''••• ";!"•-;> ' Vf -"[atlon with: the Board of Health for tions, Mrs. William Smith and school authorities said. Th EhightePlaii Community pinging was led by 1 ' ; •: • After players have be#n placed ilatlons of school administra- ed. ;; , Mrs. Rein', treasurer, Mrs, Adolph Were 195 out Tuesday and 163 Charles Gillette, who also played on teams, the squads will- have tors and faculty when the vaccine - • - Iiste Objections . ..'^ Monday. • FLASHBULBS 29c - . several piano selections. Games . GARWOOD — Ninety members; Patterson, and publicity, Mrs. Ev- pen House' opportunities>'to. practice on The KMA said it feels homes In and guests were preserit as Gai»- becomes available locally erett Althoff. By way of contrast, were arranged by>; Mrs. Charles Thursday, Friday and Saturday of the area Wuld be "detrimental to worth's teachers appear a healthy .»^..»^ , Theresa'jL. . Gorbmbey and Mrs. 'Joseph.GOT' wopd Woman's Club held its an- ' A pre-festlval roast beef dinner CquhciVHBa. Knights of Colum- , next week. League games will start the. best interests of the commun- Will be held next Wednesday ylth group, , Only two of 40 faculty pmbey. , • . -.•••• . nual social meeting in Bay Leaf October31. . •.'.-._-:•. ,'•• .:.": , ••'. ity while industries would ease it bus, of St/^Theresa's Church has SHOWER CAP.. 14c Memorial .Home: Monday night two servings, 5:30 and 6:30 p.m.rnembers were on the sick list yes- Miss Castaldo was in charge.of Mr. Costa reported appointment Control ons: "The - homes would be, sep- terday. ;•' . . a regular bukirxess meeting Sched- AUTOMATIC ' Hostesses. for the ..evening were Mri. Theodore Frost is chairman. arrangements, assisted. by Mrs. arated by industries from the re- Superintendent of Schools Ed- uled for tonight, X. • Englese, Mrs. Pinkin, .Mrs. Pres- Mrs. Harry McDowell, Mrs. Fred- | of an operating committee. con' On Thursday, October Z4thi the sisting of Joseph Riele, Frank Sev- mainder of the. community and win W. Kraus said he plans to ton Terrell, Mrs. Ralph G. Mann, erick C. Wehrum, Jr.. Miss La- there would be hazards from com- council will hold an "Open House" erage and John Costa to operate keep schools open unless illnesses THERMOMETER 69c Mrs. Walter Stockton, Mrs. ZarVerne Felgre and Mrs. Leo Boran. GARWOOD — Expenditure of a mercial traffic, homes would add Columbus Dance for men of the Kenllwdrth^Cran- 1 reach an "extreme", rate., He safd , • ••.!•;,....;,••*..i^r,;',;/.'- ,;.:,'•>;".•- • .;• • j. ,•'•:' ^;^\-mmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmt t , • -...... yi ,.ecki and Mrs. David Van Pelt. . • Mrs. Thomas Cassady.president, the league until a. formal organi- total of 9M00 for alleviation of to the tax burden of the commun- ford area who are desirous of pb zation of coaches has been set up. this would be indicated by 40 per- It was announced that the aux requested >that members planning flooding conditions at Third ave- ty while industries would ease ii Set for Saturday cent or more absences, ' • tuining Information for applied : Men who would like to coach Jliary will conduct a cake sate oi to attend the luncheon to be held nue and Oak stnet was authorized and sewee problems would multi- KENILWORTH — The annua< State school officials, Mr. KraUs (tion of membership lii the 1.59 Saturday, October S&. ma vacant at th> Chl-Atn ^ Mtl teams, are requested to report to f b tojcted^^ -Columbus Day dance 'orvthe' Ital- poinU&out, have urged the vaH-' i i . Guest speakers are to be present - t/•*•.'.•.>• Kdward Metzner. C g^%p|gggMl^sgi^& w :;^-2££2jE#- • ' • ' ' >«** ian-American Welfare AsoecioOon ous districts to keep classes going om peoc (Continued onp*ge2l ] and Disaster Control chief, wrote will be held at 9 o'clock Saturday as. .long, as possible. They said it to outline the program to Catholic council requesting permission toevening:intheyeterans' Center. is better to keep children in school, men of the area. Following an in- mAmSmsm' " ' ' '"" " -•' w««»vairwrar Several possible sites were men- Final arrangements have been and let out a number of individual ing of the association in St. There- they take ill. floor bulletin board of Lincoln contracts for the work.. tioned,''. ' • • :.•.. . .•' . •'' . -sa's old church hall. made for the dinner dance to be ; Saturday '" will be the . foUow- '• • »••.•-••• •-, •'.:• •M.u.'K..V^W'f>V:-;'W 'VM.:£^ .,'.'•,•• ••.'.•'• ••••.-. .,•••• GABWOOD^— Illustrated talks ; Anti-flu injections for the school hcjd November Iff at the Chi-Ana School. •...."••<:• .'.',••: •• ' '' ' •': •.' .As chairman qf^ the Industrial - On motion of Councilman Ern- Ralph Vitale, chairman, report- on cpnservaUoHNand care of trees ing members of the Oarwood^ faculty here, are being' considered Chateau by the Knights. R Board of- Education; Mrs. John Class offieers in Sanford Knol- * Lonbardo est Vardalis, the CD leaders were' ed that the dance will be high- tTAA IHIIITC HICT AAIAAHC CO^ were presented b^. Raymond N. but there has been no definite de- fContinued on Pag* Two) Teuscher, president; C h a r 1 e S ler's sixth grade have been elected also announced that closing, was invited to attend a council finance CCohtlnUcd on Pa«e 2) cision on'the matter as yet. •. .' Ebcrhardt, assistant Union County Craig, Dante Cpsta 'and John as. follows: President. Jerelyn expected, yesterday in the sale of committee meeting October \\, to discuss details. Council agreed* agricultural agent. In the^Garwood Csupa. ' '••• ' •'.-. '.: . • ••'•••. Stecber; vice-president. Gail the buiklnig at SOI South avenue, the title to the property should public schools dAring the cbrrent The following committees have Schnitzcr; secretary, William: recently vacated by Fibro Corpora* $1.98 volunteered to take charge of du- Todd, and treasurer,' Judy Star- Uoi^ to'thetothe Electronic GlasGlass Pro- remain with the borough. Cost of week. ; .the project has not yet been as- Mr. Eberhardt spoke and. ties in the 8C room at Lincoln shall. The students are workingcessing Company of Newarkk. chool during October: . on room decorations. He said the new company ex- certained. ' showed slides at a lower grade Ait. ordinance was adopted pro- FOUNTAIN assembly on Friday and repeated atlons. Kathy Hartig, Mi- The 6N students in social stud- pects to be in operation, here, with- viding $3,000-from the capital im- $1.75 HUDNUT FAMOUS MAKE his program for the upper grades chael Mary Castaldo. Mary ies "have been studying Greece in six Greeks with about 15 em- x f Continued o«t Page Z) ' yesterday afternoon. .".-•-- Ann Vi and John Casoni. and making pictures of Greek eol- ployes and may later move Its SYRINGE His appearance here was spon- Plants, i liskbvec, Virguiia Newark branch here :and hire an sored-by the Garwood Shade Tree Harris, • ^Stout and Jo Ann Children, in Washington- School [additional 40 to 50 persons. He have been making ait exhibit to TOOTH Comtnissipn, of which Michael. Deretner; Nboard and room, reported the firm Will coat glass Annual Bazaar Kowalec is president. ; Paul Marini, Richard Jankowski, show that fall is here. Many col- for fluorescent lights at the Gar- orful, items have been contributed, Superintendent of Schools Lew- Steven Trlpka and Alfonso Ren- wood plant.. ' ••_•.':' . •' .-.' '• : including, pumpkins, corn, chest- is F. Laird is attending the Newdanor •„ • ' " •', . , Fibro moved from Garwood to v nuts and fall leaves. : ' • - l JIAII. Jcjrsey State Superintendents' As- Book cases and. re8ding mater- Clark last month to get large quar- Now Underway ,. sociatlon workshop which •opened ials, Lorraine Yanuzzi, - Monitors in Mrs. Ruth Baker's ters for expanding ff>IMW,' KENILWORTH—.The annual in Atlantic City yesterday and Schmidt, Norman Werthweln third grade have. been, chosfin as bazaar of St. Theresa**. Church enntinucs today and tomorrow. Paul Materia. ,• ' . ''.'• - | follows: Kenneth Edick, .Robert began yesterday and will continue Attending the annual, meeting of - In honor of Columbus Day, I North, Christopher Rock, Rlch- I ard A^nnedy," Bonnie Rambo. Gail Authorize Signing • today and Saturday on the church the New Jersey Federation of. Gregory Aklan and John hgrounds at the rear of-the new . Boards of Education'' In, Atlantic nas of Grade 5C painted a picture her>xCIaire Van Pelt and, Su- •• • •• • .« • •• > » »•»;. today: tomorrow .and littlea""The~Sf6fnT~ " " Thei committee of 7| • Wen and women who have planned and arc operating the bazaar have the BCT 1.4* GARWOOD — Borough Council tive cooperation of the Rev. Syl- at' its meeting Tuesday night pass- vester P. McVeigh, pastor, and the ••''•'.rSJiV'- ^UPORTED TABLE LIGHTERS ' **"-^-*^i'<'—•—•i.>iin i ^r-.-^i^'in^r^'i1''trTJ1'';~'"jJ"t iir^~'r ecutlon of a contract for tht e pur-INichola SJLs ' CarUno, assistants. chase of the property owned by Proceeds are to be used for the .DeremerV Builders' Supply Com- building fund ^and the operations [pany.at the'rear 6f the Borough of the parisH and church school | Hair for future expansion purposes Bazaar hours yesterday and to- ^ JOHNSON : : 4 : : day, were set at 7 pjen. to. mid- • •- •^ viJMl^^'"^• ^'" '' "-•••-• •—--•• The Jegolutlon also authorized! night On Saturday, games,- rides check for SSXS as the and other activities will begin it 1 drawing: 1 pjgd. and will end: At midnight initial

>: • .•..••;...» W^^m'-- HAIR CUTTING SUPPOSITORIES 16c 7^0 o.m. lo 1t3O pan. and from ^an^ Parade LCl_ . KENILWORTH—SL Theresa's «oly • Society will 'receive 5 POUNDS » doyAND till »^0I»^ onftWoifi* Holy Communton and attend the dght o'clock W in a body 6a Sun- day at St Theresa's Church. All of us grow old. Some do it contentedly... peacefully. Others EPSOM SALTS . 23c G«t to know now th« »pwd and con- Following the mass, new members will be inducted into, the so- ..>.>v -find themselves Wjtlioat money, family or a job. Through th» at th«i« two Woflc- i.you ' This Is also the date of the Union and the Rev,'Michael Wlack and Mrvices of your milted campaign, these unfortunate people re- the Rev; Nicholas ^—'--^-—'*•- Up Window*. County Holy Name parade to be ant pastors. ceive care, companionship and lead a useful life. Won't you pleas* held in ElizabethU • frank Hclks, president; J SL Theresa's Holy Name Society Shea, vice-president; John B. . will form as a body at t-^clock secretary: nnd Frank Corrcnty, helpt JSiye tad Give Generoutiy to... 'VJH' by the clubhouse. They are third treasurer, will head the line of ^s^' ri^PB;' ' ' " ^^^p\ ..:."•••.'' ••• .•'^^•f/.i'•"••••-_'"^^B in line in the Fourth Division. march of the society.

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.../ the parade, there will be. refresh- roomA, Members are requested to ...» ••'»•.. South ond Walmir COMMUN i ments fof the men at the club- be in attendance. Men of the par- f i • Cranford# N. J. house. • - ish who arc not members may CowfriootW by BRIDGE H100 St* Theresa's will be kd in thecontact Mr. Helies. Mr. Shea, Mr. FREE DEL WHY j i f parade by the Rev. Sylvester P. Byrnes of Mr. Correnty, to be- WE RESERVE THE Store Also In WestfMM Store Mours: • ".- 1. McVeigh, pastoy of St. tb's b ' RIGHT TO LIMIT &30 A.M. to 10 P.M. gTl] QUANTITIES. .• t ' > '.' "T

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' *"' ' ' *''' ''"'"'! \}"\ "*' ' '•'*' ' t'and fSO birational dr^siCdlo^miafF roona .athicw •$» JWMW ^W'^ missionary work in the Southeast will later include showing of <-ui. depth of 100 feet tt 1» exj»fj per" •' or: .• tno:; y n,r» .•,».*,* wy.™.,. i Heglo^t Hlth'School, Sprinffleld. Asloh nation will be shown. . bred slides of last June's picnic • jhetlcal and socln] work. that the existing JoiflldlngB on tnoteam? His fiancee Is In her Junior In his lenlorfyear, he rtscelyedaa ^A juke box hW'*een « In Ceylon; the Hey. Mr. Far- "Craft night" will be featured at. Beveral Uii««-to an unfuecwrfu :•'.:. r-^tH?; «•: ihe Order w,as founded in 1? property will be utilized in theyear at Wheatori College: •"' award Wtlng nim -as the school's rand served as superintendent of Song'and Stqry-Tlme tomorrow at near Algiers and shares with the by the thieves to get at : near future by the police and fire • They Plan to be/ married' next most versatile athlete. M Whea* nw «mtolner Cb^ Stu- the A«emblies of God. '.;• ,•; - 7:30 pan., directed by Edward 7 ' •'"? ?l'?'e«i White Fathers the distinction of : r departments' which are nosuinmcr.w ..-••/• V '. •,]•.''••'?..;." :W^" ton. bo i» majoring to buslneu The Rey. Mr, Kohl has invited, Whittle. ;The Junior youth, fellow: being the only I; congregation, to 1 cramped foV space, and^ the _pur- administration.'; , . /••' the puhlft to attend the services; ship,Will.n^eet at the sanve.UuUr ...''' •$$'!$§?' Church Topic late, haying Uu birthplace In hils- chase also- will provide additional Wl^ WiU. «lso ieatur© the sing- a.t 69 Arthur tcrtac*^led by Rich- ...... ^^SLrr^. KENH-WORTH'' —"Boots of thhe -lou .lands, Motlfw ^uporior Claire Golden Wedding m*de bji«i«ri>M M?;,»W» ard C. Arthur. The senior yoiiih borough parking ipace. . ^•/;;..: ing of speciol hymns by the «ev. '• •:.&$ Anne related.' '•• , •.•'': •"•'•..„;,. . •'•'• Rosary Stoef^ liistalb and 6 nd^ Mrs> aro listed by police as»proprletors. Hoiir at' 11 aim. and. the evening brcakta^. i'The guest '.-• speakers instaUM; as tbc new president of Sgt. George D^Kernan and Patrol an service at 8! p.m. Tract ' ; / crick DoKl'iiriardt, program chair- >Mol^lnve8th3ated.!' ';'V, :^...',;;.; -.•; _terhoon.v'•.'•:*"• •;'. ' •' 'i.^. .. ' Tmlllairteit "Honor, thy Anther and ;.*.' (Continued'fr.om'pagc I)' , deception Saturday. In /observance ioeto Mrs. Albert Maker. ... ^ . : : man; .• ' ' '. ••'-'. ' •• *"certain costs, such as education,' thy mother."*••'.•" .''-' .'-.•• ' .' ."; ; of their golden wedding anniver- Other officers seated are: Vice- MSNILWORTH —'''I^fents wil , The Rev. Ronald Vandcr Schaaf, Men of St. Annc's..lJ61y. Name and some 'materials and sOn>iecs. [ "Choose always the way that Society'' under direction of,..Ai>r. sary. •' V ';.'. V •;. '• ' -V-:l -:-r;.. •president, Mrs. John Boylan; sec- Assembly of God be tl>e' guests off Kenilworth Gos- educational assistant, will partici- arc beyond our control' and. arc The party, ot 54* West Westfield retary. Mrs,•'..VliUnni L. Colemanv pel Chapel Sunday Schoorstaff on seems best, hbWevcrroiiBh it may pate in conducting the service. thony Ri^al and William KUmas steadily .mounting." ' .'...' : •., ! be; custom will soon rendor it easy served the breakfast. ."••' ,'v" avenue. Roselle Park, was attend-, and treasurer, Mrs Earl Do Nicho- Meetings Feature Tuesday at: its; flwt p^ren^teacher Mrs. William Bridges y>iy be,.at On the police salury referendum, ; ; and agreeable.— Pythagoras - Installation of-25 members of ed by about 100 guests from New las.'/ •• ••• •'...•'"'>•,' • •.••'" i•'••'''. -• banquet.; The if fair will, begin fmm the organ, and •' the • M-cthodlst Mayor Uorlght said "this Is a lair Brunswick, Bollovlllo. Wostfleld, vThe.'society •welcomed the.Rcy. jue' Rosary ^Society ' who. ' have, way to let the public decide wheth- joined ;ln the past year took place- East Orange, Elizabeth, Plalnfiold, . Nicholas CarUnb, assistant pastor. Ceylon Missioner ••' VOther"Sunday.activities,..,rJ,_--,-_ 8 Lcr or not. the proposed salary dhatham, Cr^nf^rd and Kerill- | as its ftcyr spiritual moderator. Ho »•"••••<•!••• in fthe church at' 8 p.m. /iSt*-* --**-" ; nol| : KENlLV»)bRTH-Jrhe R*y. Wll . Sunday School at 9:30 a^mt;(Junto;?. tly. re-: •.v-r>v~'-; •••>•'•••••-•.. vv- -^ .,'-..•"•*•- ^••••.#.' i"': : *V . •'•; ;•:' WM MYF at 6;30 tftiii. and the Senior Wf lsh. pn'ktpr,". officiating. : The . .M^yor ..fa.oright will \jcoppoje(i 'The Scheldcggers and members turned from, five years in Ceylon, by Councilman Kenneth R. Hart, i: r ; : : MYF at 7;*3 , Rosary was recited by. all the* of their family attended ah anni- will speak at o series of special 1 • •• - •' ' • ;' '^M' •*•••'•• ,''• •'•''''' ••- ;'-''^/^y**''"';'• tarn>'^i^-'--"'^ ' ,V-'.'•\.:^-'^ '-'v'-j^ ^^^' v^^^fc^'i't '*'*\ •* C •' ''•"' ^KM'''"'••••"•• -A '•' '''*•" ' )'•''''WM ^tiiiii^A'~ '"'••* ^^^ ' ' ' •<"'•*''?M '^^fc' '^'''''••'*i'"J' . Both choirs. Will rohcarsc '. to:i members, and1 .Benediction-- ebn- Republican, and Samuel O. Vitole, versary mass Friday morning at meetings at .the Assembly of God night, the' Junior Cholr^-at Cr3O Tcluded tlio special service. '• :•.•".. Independent, In the November 5 St. Theresa's Church to mark the Church; North 20th street and the Methodist Choir ot 7: General Election." •'"". '.•'..'.. . occasion. •. ' . • •< '•••.' „ '•,.'.. Monroe- avenue, this Sunday 'IN AMD MATCH '

Boy Scout .Troop S2': Mr. and Mrs. Schcldogger were • :; through October 20. - T . .; the Church tomorrow,- night, Fri- • Unit: i ..•••••;.. married October 4, ,1907. In St. Mir < Sunday services, are set for U , Boh*miarr A Horl»ch«r Bow day, at 7. •••<••. '•: \.-,-v'" .••••'•'•••'• loniinucd from page i) chad's Church, Elizabeth, by the KiENILWOIlTHr-A sum of $415 t a.m. and 7:30 p.m.. while 8 p.m. • ' 'i'Vj;?!^ • On Monday night at 7:3ft anoth- Strcet.^tn^tharge of arrangements late Rt. Rev. Msgr. HUbort J. Bohr, In cash' was stolen In ribrea k at services have "boon arrang«d' for v ; : : ; Harry's Sweot Shop, 20th street er, session of the .Bible. Training 'are 'Mrs. JihttWj J^esok, Mrs. Mann, American Plop then pastor.'_. • : . •, v"',. -.' - •,',.'.; Tuesday through Friday; the Rev. Course for, Sunday Sch6oi Tench- KteNlLWORTH ~ Jtcnllworth They^came to America in 1"'. '' cured.at the .door...•••'. '.••*'•,•' n^of the> pout project. All secret. pal. for. ;hcr '.birthday anni- The couple iins seven children; 0.. ; versary. Hostesses for the meeting mombcrik the post and auxiliary William; Harola and Gottlieb P. : Lt'h Mazur :and Mrs,will tnfcc. pint In the canvass. Scholdoggcr of Kenilworth; Mrs. 'tii$S^- '^^^^M^i^^iM^ • i .'-S:Vtf ^lttgan^^wmpBign^ ^b^Cyr^h^thamrWta^John (Continued pom-page 1) "Every Homv'.Omwr Should,Dis- jonn Ajavv mviipumi..,.—.— ,—„ Casing. and Mrs.-. Philip Clark of if future councils decide to play Our Rational Banher." •| :..-.• . ••.•.•-•••('• buy up surrounding private land." W«n«un'HCIub The com m" f t tl c e.^Bomprlsesi felizabeth and Mrs. Peter Wilton of Plainfleld. They also have 19 I,•••:-.„- :.:...,,•..;:••.:.\.yr-w^::>••••.:•• . • v' : A LUSCIOUS DESSERT TREAT-No. 2% c«n '. The specific property mentioned (CotiHwtiud/row Pafle I) Jitmeri G. Nush, chalrmanj>^lichi?r YOUR CHILD'S MCTU 1 grandchildren, and three great- v : : : : far start of the project is boroughwfl- h the Sixth Dlstvtcfs fall con- las Capoce, Peter Patuto, Richard ^M^mfvWkt'ii-l±yV:, "y ••••••* L' :- -- . : 'y': .•"•^Y&^MvSyy::?/' •'.•r:s'.': ' • ,.;^ ••••.:;i'3if , owned with small exceptions. • .- grandchildren. ference, -mnke reseryatiohs with Wcbcr, Arthur Russo, post « ~y• • . .• , ','••'.•• •-'-'.'•., "!:.- :. •' Piy)fifmiii Slated r;, .^JThc cry "'or .years; has been be conducted by Mrs...William G1U MacKenzie of 9 Red Oak lane, •*?ass^mfS^lKi^?=^'^^^.";;v'::i-^ bert,' garden, dt'parlrrtont chairman, •••.: SPRINGFIELDV- J>9»>i9 t nan-played one of the greatest gan>es SAVE -W>C *KM AMD MATCH *EM ,thgt we have no borough recrea- , • • ••.. •;; ;:•< r:: i SAVB - »qx ^«i'«iB;,li(«^;:^;;.::;? ::...,4.:: ••—•.. • •• Hi tional facilities for our children. ,as that group meie(K ut the home of, Dayton.. Regional'High School of his career Saturday ittx^park- '. Union- County is growing rapid- Ux&: Addison JS. MdctJotlgall, 280 Parent-Teacher Association will ing Wheaton College to aN sponsor: a "back to school nlgh't" ly, and if decision is not made now Haicl avenue, at 1 p.m. on October victory over Illinois State 130. • •'•; -.;•• ..••"•;, .'. •' •, ,._/;; at 7:30 p.m. next Thursday, it was Wheaton. III. ONE DAY ' to »ve our young' people some announced tpday. ", . • place for recreation, the day may . The speedy halfback scored two Parents will follow the sched- touchdowns and set up a third •?M come when we will have no land ule of classes taken by their chil- FrM«Yf October 11 left tor such purposes." while accounting for a total of 202 J (Contiiiupd from page J) • dren. Each teacher will outline I yards rushing,. receiving passea • , Mayor- Tiller also read to the prbvembni' fund for a stonri1 seWtr tho course of study for the year. and returning punts. We set up !es4^ 1" Council replies. he had received in !4th and lUth streets.and Mon- PTA spokesmen urge panents to the first TD by. intercepting a pass, COMMONWfiAlTH DEPT. STORE to a letter he' wrote to Senator roe avenue. Introduced wns antake this opportunity to meet the and later ran 62 yards to the Il- Clifford P. Case asking his assist- 1 In ' jox nntHBVARD * ordinance establishing.' fees 'of teachirfsr learn what is expected of linois State" six-yard line. He your cMtd, C««» U 486 BOULEVARD ance in determining why Garwood from $15 to S100 for subdivisions the student and how to help guide scored from the one. ; 10 has not' yet been given tHe new r KENILWORTH, N>J, r?my,<\ and varlancosV •;••' ••'".' :.'',••''. '}•• him in his school work. ~ ; In the last quarter, MacKenzie - Post Oittice building it was prom- Apiilicatioris of two candidates A i^nfcn B^lq wjU b hMl thg•etttrned a-punt 51 yards to score :>)<•;;' 'Ised .When ' the -federal: govern- for appointment .to tho fire dc^ ^--1 ••Mii'i- r-iii. rrni r"- —;——;— —r ~ ment condemned property, for that cafeteria nt the close of the meet- Wheaton's final partmcht • Were -approved. ...The .•••"*'« ing. Refreshments will be served. Wheaton hr purpose here in IMS. '' , new. firemen «r«» Patrolman Jo- iCdnference itiuri ( ' is Irttcr.tha mayor pointed l-aoph7l)l:Mnrl0r:ahd-Erlch »«-^«« i ^^._^.

r bonMagh has had to supply mu , |nient to avros(er,'of,4d Volunteers. To George MacKenale cipal services to families in two KENILWORTH — Mr. and Mrs. mn^^..,,,,..,.,,,,.,. houses on the property (at Center Vernpn Anderson ' of . western l-tlT'' street acd .Willovuavenue) free of Columbus tiance Springs, 111."have announced the charge and added that barwooci • (Continued from pan* 1) engagement o' . their, daughter, has been denied $8,000 in.tax rev- lighted this year.by entertainment Caryljean, to George" MacKenzie, :••;•» enue on the property during that A/commlttee was chosen ^se- 14 to 16 oiinc* son ot Mr. and Mrs:, Fred G. Mac- Tr period. He expressed the opinio^T lect two hoinihces (or trustee. Pe- Keiulo of 9 Red Oak lane. av«rag* weight 7 that the government should build te*' Greco chairs the unit;'Which Mr. MacKonrie is a graduate of at once on the property or payalso consists ,bf Peter Patuto, Jonathan Dayton^ "Regional High taxesi toth e borough, including its Nicholas. Lortgo, John Caforlo ond School and is a senior, at Wheato^ losses since 1946. ' •' •>•Harr- y Sica»-- •••'..'•.•'••. . . •. .•-- .';' •.•'/• College, ''Wheaton, 111., where . -Senator Case forwarded toMay - Ah Italian ting and banner were he U. 'majoring in business •~m or. Tiller a letter from the Post donated to the club, by Mr. .Vttnle. admitiistratlori. . He is a mem TOP CHOICE ^r TENDER, FLAVORFUL, WESTERN STEER Office Department stating thav Arthufr Russo presented the group "ocmsUuction might be possible by with an American flag. "'" ittl" -

rolls). •..•••"••:.... ••••',,.•.•. •.;.. . , Mayor TUler requested that pt council members give these possi - •':!;* bilities some study ana d reportp * ••••il>n/»i« «» him th"..''.'.!'. TUMCt tag ation setting this week as. Gar- SEVEHCOHVENItNTOrttCES for managing peftonal and lu/iu . «mod Employ Ihe Handicapped Week and urging k>cil employers • to give full: consideration to qual- If saying time and step* wW cheer you up, W,|Blx«M4 • ified handicapped persons who of- come in an4 itart ^n account with ui.soon. fer to demonstrate their ability onaUofyfivw Ju MYWAV OWCt : Ed TULIP FAIR-TASTY MIDGET to handle jobs, •"'_i| ' > ' ••. Id. •OLDENS ONE AND feels of Mi^lonary LIQUOR NEETJS ASSOftTID .. . .A HALF : fCotttfnued item Page 1) WyU6W6 J POUND he offered tip hii Hie to God in We Carry A Complete line of 4-3400 6OLL reparation for the. life of crime and terror he had lived and for losiiu m* peace andi progress among his poo • BEERS ON ICE * • EUZABETH .SPRINGFIELD .ROSELLE PARK • pie." •• ..••'''•• "• •' ' OlrtCf [The mother1 superior was' ac * WINES > * gCOTCpS , " .* SUMMIT t KENILWORTH ^ :' ****** companled by Sister Virginia iitiiiici X-— Marie, also of the Missionary Sis >GINS:VY; -.: imiu ^Ld " " " "• " 1. They -,... ^..___r--«. ^•fr.,^ ttttsrmtcBian- Sisters of Metuchen.. A ' In describing the work the sis- • wnawotTH owci • «E£ CHECK CASHING SERVICE ters perform liv Africa, the speak- Koultvard ot Soiitfi tw«nh/-M<6A

ivrf ¥%> i' i. ..•» Millers. 13- Atoms, CaU •w:.«»r^;'^«'«-.!i''-;.'-:''•'";.•• •••'.'-•; f'V~ ByOAVttlUOai Victory ;.WM thi paBsvprd Cr«Bford sqn's Dairy.over.the VFW. UNWauin*. . ,.... . " Mafic; African Violet Soil. Potting less beaten. Work dona" In your own Service and- Supply, 3-8050 covered- Though having a d<.v West Side Park. Newark, 24*31. hlivo 4-2 records. '•'." ' : VKPKAT tNSSattONS ICmMttn Soli; Planlabbs. Hyponex. C. C Tru- home by specialist AU work guaran- Cranford. .•/. fopleague back, its ficW strateglBt and chief Shntclln of Standard-Lumber It was "the second win. In Iwo Tlod for third with 3-3 slates are •- s bennach, IIS South Av*..E. Cranford teed. Schslble Lime Scale Equipment ••SPUTNK" rOU« KWUN<] AtXEYAtXE I God i» Rood, arid good |s th,| passer/ O'Brien Is the first string «tded advantage, the Cranford men ima* wttfcoat e*4T itM|M — t Feed and Seed. BRldgo *-lMl. U Ultra MoModed m KitcheKith n Lutheran Mid Garwood p ng Supply.turned In the only 600 ser-meets for Cpach, J. St-th' Wetk- ADS Mtiruni- is •*••» a Co,. ADama 3-4W0-' • ' " • ' tf to took at ..•- ACCOUNTANTJUNIOR , reward or all V{ho diliijontly ,.L| Zlon Were unable to score in the start- Ihu KnlghU, the Brimb^rs *>nd)tha. Mae. Ae» «*• la eaaa. «Hb elaak BO ARD OF REALTORS PERMANENT position for young hunt se wmain on top of the centert , Dlefenbniclfbh h Is a mainstait y ies of the night, putting togethor ley's harriers, .it. you count last CoUu-irs. Following are the Mlru- Uass *r aUaaJar Heea *Mct be HOIXAND BULBS, new varieti** and old ;WILUAM f. DAVISON S3 Rtvenlde Dr. God, — Mary baker Eddy ptcsby-i' ing quarter.' '. .•,..•: •'."•' "..•• •.•. • precision ; metal manufacturings. Ex- hurch Bowtlng League of- at tackle, Muldrow, at halfbacks games of 240,199 and 100 for a 005Tuesday's " "moral • victory" ovur •tars** k? Uaa*. Display Itees favorite*. ' Tulip',' Hyacinth. . Daffodil, GENERAL CQNTRACnNO. Carpentry. cellent opportunity .for high achool '• PUring tho second quarter, the clcs, tho Kings, tho $pors and tho I (it *4. t»8* eal>» ehatsea a* tare, CrocUn. Snowdrop, etc. Paper WhiUr, Masonry. Plastering 4» Roofing'. BRldge sweeps. Tuesday has been a Btar runnrjr, passer ajid MulUpi<>.Listing Service i graduate. AddlUonal achooling -or ex- ter. •'re«|istt'rlhB • Plalnflt'ld as awlh — and Coaeh Squlcra, with 2-4 Hcords, and the . 1 NlUi it bowliJ C. E.: Trubjenbach, 8388-3833 0 'NNo JoJbb loo amalL Estimate* this lovete^ Center Hall Home witN 4 bad. Millers. took the inUlaUvo. Mak- < 1 M> , Wountaln- pass-receiver." ' , -' '• •. '.'. .',>•:•.• Others who hit 200 of. above rVeckley does. ' - *—•'<).:• -.-V^: .. •££«'.. uth Avel, B. Cranford Feed * withouithutt [oUllgalloit[Ullllt , tK.tK' « rooms. Tg baths.'first itoaRten wlthti. • pericnee , preferable. .Telephone Mr. ofCranford veninK u'i' E*! . Ing the most of. * Cougar fumble, Eagku und the Gators, wlta l->& " •**»i**r\*.»rSila* ..Mr, W*« BRld' BIMI;'' ' '. ••'• I •., tf tBitt—'l;^.^!..."-;,, fireplace, oil hot water heat mfcdern kit Roe* for interview appotnUncnT SUn- tanferisthe fast jqutsldp man were: Dontjlcliy, Shahocn Agency, Plalnfield claimed a 27-28 tri- • sift »-iui. f ••; • ji •/••'!'•' ' , '•:•/• tf they went to the,%>) Which ' Cbugoir right! Kaltbajtlt ferlc^^^^.^^^^^ yards'and :slx points. Combining Stcl'tj'sShablro leads' We leaguo , •rnlon. all .perfect cohditiori. Call at kind* of alterations, porches, etc. Lud- ' O S33JMNL .;. ...'.. ' _ ^ Public notice U hereby given that-1,Howard" COwperthwalut, <'nlUin. . t vi/eek shaWfd tho >ad With teamed with Rich Frutchey, fprrn ware, 204; Barlow, Lions CluB, 9t2: as credited i/iih finishing third BBABUMC —Ws4a«s*>ir* IlUH VilU«* Apartment. C wlg Selbart. 388. Lincoln/' Drive, KenU- McPHERSON REALTY Col Taxes of the Township of Crahford. In the.County of Union, state of NcW ]„„'•. raR burn player'on punt return in t Irst quarter of huj Satudtty's game. for tho score were the Mtllburn In th¥. nCit'rSfgu tlepartmerit by * • . worth. BRidge 8-0S38. ' Work Wanted- Female will sell at public sale for unpaid taxes and aasesimehui, all the latidn, (en ,i, ' Um,dGa^^Wasihcjat»£s: brie of the best end combinations Fcdorko, Haycck's . FoodK, 200; despite hi* admission of cutting - al 10 AJf ESPEOALCV n CHS. won its second'Bnroe of the season, beAtlng the MlUetti :1JH}., quarter back, Dave Oxnian, pas.i' large margin, boasting .a 145 aw. 14 ALDEM ST. '>.'/". H hereditament* and i*al estate hereinafter mentioned ip the 'person wlio will i vicfimand fell into a In these parts. *.-;• •. • • ; •,. '•'._.; .. Hclnhold, Haycck's Foods, 211; Dc- 50 yards from tho marked cournc. this « room Colonial that.' ia only 8 WOMAN wish** laundry work, washing chase the same subject, to the lowest rate of lnterett, .hot exeeedlhg el| wUI take place on ' ' > ..,:-.••.•-•,. fcimos front First Pros ?. Cougar* Strike Baxsk - 13.1.-" ••>.-. • ' •;.••• on rental bumother SUnset 0-1473. ... •••. •;.:;.,•'.,."(••. ' •.»•.;. TVESDA'ir. ocToriXR ai, 1W1 ••.. ;•..•' ••' ... E "'. But the Cougar's were quick to Club, 2H; DclGandlo, Pete Walsh" "was second in 12:6T, Biirbnra Mlnch has the highest wiring, lobbing, fluorescent fixture*, Betty -Feeley -u sweep s sS1o,w First Pres 1 defeat Realtor-Builder " " ' ' V at the hour of iwp o'clock P.M.. at the Township Rooms, 33 North Avenue 1 action. If the sa rri c.' is to. be Wipe the zero olt their slate, They Agency, 200; Hull, Howland Agen- llowyJ by Rich Koenlgsbcrg of repair* and' plug* Installed. George A. Heeetr „._ . CrnnfbKl Methodist ^i'ahd-Sfc glr'l«* uytToge,'; a 110. Freddie . '•-:•• . BRIdce 3-8050 |f Sanguiliano. .13 Myrtle Street. ' Tel. Bernice Stuart Cranlord, N. J. • •• '.... ''•.'•' • -'. ','-.. ••.;••.•... ' ' •'••:'.••'•'• played, the principal said, Novem- too, took' advantage of a. fumble cy, .203; Bt. Petcrscrr; Petcrsen's olumbla, at 12: SB. • ' Ruth Bichln* _ this.neat a* a Pin S room aplit-'leVel with ' Trip sale 1« made tinder the provision* lot. Reviled Statute*' 8415-10 ft ,«• Paul's Luthernh win them all fipm Makes Good Citizens-Martin Irtenliouso U second with a 102, '< BRidge 8-8839. • . tf ncrcatiocj room, full basement, attached :tun State of New. Jersey. •/.',• • •;;- • • ;'.-,. '• •.r.. . " ,:';•''-' ,.•• : ; .... ^ ber. 23, —• the Saturday before by tho. opposition, ns Paul bit-feh- Dairy, 201; Anglnoll, Harris, Ltd »*ohn Munday pf< Cranford was Edy Abramsori, Gladys En- ,' Same Help Wanted - Female Beth-Bl 2.^ .'.);;';.• - The .athletic progrhm nt Cronford High School.is an important wl; y y t C B R for only 830 304. ••„,•,.'•, .. ' " . The' said Und«, tenement!/hereditaments and real estate so ta be «n|(|, Thanksgiving — will probably be , The ac pg t g bruch pounced on a slippery Mill- 214.. fourth - and two Cougar runners, Furnished Room* tr YOU PLAN TO mnLD. repair or make CLERK, young" Udy^for clerical duties' >he name of the person or persona againit whom.; sstd taxes and. asiieiun(T>ookkeeping. keeping rec- Hiram. S. Suber .,.....,.....;..,...... ,,,14S» Taxm The Cnnuclu, always a tough ford; eighth, tjlck Robcy, Cran- modern kitchen: tile bath, hret -a • '. -8 '•• ' i' • SI Paul's E & R over Linden Pres, back; passed to* Norm Muldrow^ Nordstrom, Fischer's Market, 201 of the week/of 426, Stevq LARGE Pleasant room, double bed. Mext ords, over/S0,.3 day* a week, ApplyNB.M. 43. .••: 13 Lula D. Hester .,-.-...... •...... „, r ,.,\OM "Taxra Freshmen Open Crawford Methodist Church, : porch, beautiful tree* and shrubs, thett Priced at only.. SUlMa - . . \ and PJKUT Wolfar* Fund. 337 Hut team, sailed to easy victory in high halfback,' for the TD. After ord;,ninth, Terry Jacobs, Colum- tram SM*. to bath. Gentleman. BRldse «-o30l. U 53'\ ' 43 .' • ' Mary O, Cox ...-. .'. ,.,1BM Tuvn eommunlty Melhbdlst 2 over Grlckowskl, Fischer's Market, 215 Lcvlnn waa second for high gamo PLUMBINO and HEATDiO — BeWer* »ee .tHUf— .".• .' .• "••'•• • '• ; • BroM "street. WestftehJ. 0 a.m. to 8 p.m,v 88D .173 • Francis 'J. Callan-....._...... ,,I4S8 Taxo their first tw6 games this year Introduced by Patrick J; Grail Tom b'Brlen's kick it was Bud- bia; 10th,Tom ..Bayer; Columbia; free e*tl- COMFORTABLY PurhU.hed Room or will cleaned' with' electric aewer machine.. Monday, Tuesday or Wetthesday. ' . W, F. .Davidson ....„....,,.„..„.. ttrojJle" Emanu-El anil Trinity Fisher, Cranford Shoe Store, 201 with a 121, while Hlchatd Kkin Guaranteed. 'William J. Ledden-TW. For The Key- 7tSB .,80 '•.' with Scotch Plains and Dover. Coach Martin Said the objective of 1 Uth, Caul Schmid. Columbia; •hare hriUw. Near all trori«porUUon. 3^Bedroom Bungalow •43 1183/5 ' Peter oabriel I...... ';.....•..,...... ,...... u..,,...u,.l»50 TaKei over Tetnplo Beth-El 1, . denly 7^6, Cranford leading by the Uombardl, Lehlgh fowo, 200; D - was third with a 150. Stan Kul- BRid«e «-3l»7. Call *Jtei- S P.M. U CHeatriUt S-1307 and Baidg* «-3a39. . Oil hoi water. best.'. overaised attached TYPIST, youhs lady for typing duties. In 147/50 WlllUrn Fordhant ...... :.,...i,v..-..~...... ,l»»8 Taxes IMS. I Bowling 200 ojr bitter Were C. tbd. progrtirri la "to help boys w narrowest ol margins as the- halt Alcssahdris Harco Chemical, 212 12th,, B.II1 Weydemeyer, Cranford; lor's 423 was Second for high ser- To A Better Home — See - .„.__ „. '•""ittilrlnii.K.coneern/;iln 3831/38 William rordham .,.,.,.....',....,...,...... ,1»M Tuyr. 1 RtT PAINTS, tun Una oCOZf Y itnile room overlooking garden In t LB^Pl ElJ boss to Raiders " hnd'teach them "to be good eajrn^^tejBn.chd...... , and 203; Svcdman, Harco Chem- 13th, Doua Tucker, Crtinford; 14th, ies and a 397 by Eddy tl ^fjo|;«/,wu cHHf|}g«a yj jmy— ••«• 3838/84" TWmpWoL^f friendly riome.' Central. Reference* eX- ASPHALT DRIVEWAYS. «ruWud »ton«. a w F.W>B... Ford ....J,. TaXl'< . chanced. Bennera, 1 Hamilton; avenue. clerical, duties. Contact JUr. Taylor, at 024- j. diidori Zion Lutheran, 222; Miller Eleven School irtr^quarW^«1^-wrt^^^^ :a^^^i& 4ya>4hi*d-^thJkr^W^ .fitl dirt, driveway*-excavated. Pront 37S ' Mary Mcliitire...... j.. Steve KoenlgsborK, Columbia SUnset ssutoo for Interview appoint- : Freddie Greenhouse's 141 game ' '• • end loader for hire. Joeeph-La Bracio. V NEWLY LISTED! ment. •• • ., '.' i!. '-— ^-^r'V—~ 347- •'••8/8S.;~- — —V.-Wahyu*-.,™.,:.^ ulB83-10M Tuxe» 11,131 JSriJPSi221; F fr«^mun-i!6£»tbhlLtcarii_$ia*1tcd its. ng interception of « Mill- "leal ; 23&" ; ~Ro«cker " , Llntl'""s" Phar"'- TWO Clean kleepiHtf room* for1 gontle- 3T Henley Ave., BRidge 8-3187. ' 404 «34/S\. ' Kva Lisko eV N. M.'LUUo -...1BIW Ti(X#« 307171 Pres, 206; G. The high School athletic program burn pass by ErlcTarvcr., And the?" tnncy, 202; Nleticl, . Sr., Lind> was high for the girls. Gladys «tn«P PUMPS. 848. Garwood Paint and: Stone and rVartie Colonial .; DOMESTIC; two ftill duy*. or four half 437 3l/3:;.\, Ernest Vardalls • \...... ,„.....', 14SS-14M Tax«s 11 til 1957 season ftldsiy, meeting • rnen, BBidge B-58M. , 10-S x Engol was second with a 129 and' Hardware. MO North AM^ Ouwood. .j an excellent Northslde • location; daVs, BRidge 0-3401. > ,.' , ' ,-.. \, , ', 445 .86/7 Cardinal D. J. Dougherty 1BS8-Ift5fl Taxvs 13t»l Mould, Cranford' Alliance/ 204; j Is divided Into three phdsesr-phy.- fourth began with an equally cx- Pharmacy, 215; clnmbruschlnl, Er- crtANroitD snofe Bfpt« (at BUnaet 4-18)0. .tf TELEVISION REPAIRED FAST. *W theCharmlii*- llvlnS room with fireplace and WE3-808I-U 448 "B33 ' Bennett W/ Flalrty '..-.;....'„„„„„ .', ;...., 1458 Tux«a An illness-riddled 0ratvford Scotch Plains al Memorial Field. Edy. Abramson third with, a 120; LARQE turniihed room, quiet neighbor- beat' and- faiteat *ervice"caU Economy RELIABLE Woman for cleaning. Thurs- .54 S&Pt. A. MurraVf.S*- Paul's E ft R 1, slcal education, Intramural'.. and cltlng play as the Cougars' scored. rlco Trucking, 107T and Rich, Tln- nidlcy hood. Gentleman' only. BRidge 8-0038. bay window, - full • dining, room with CM 8-aat» IS George P. Kalser:>-,...... ,,j..,.,,...... :..,.,,.lBM Taxes 24I.UI High School junior varsity, (oot- Unable t,o follow the precedent set ortok, Sr 1H Freddie was high with, « 317 scr- .. Electric. BHidge 8-0834. t>a»- or tolght bay window. larin modem kitchen with day or Friday. Near No. 10 BUS. Ref- BIB; 800/3 X & M. Ddscoll \.;.:...,;.i... .,i,;...... V.v....,,14M.' •'- 202; and A, Frloke, Trinity, 201. varsity sports, Frutchey Goss'Over Market, 217. «OPSOIL, tQ| «M,'|jnwd, cnuhed stone. .- . ,•<---• • ••.'••-"'• "-•-•••-« Butb Price Kcve BR 8-8173 "Ml Hayw?k „ tlneets and aand. Call • lob' PLaln- '• " "• ' .'• - '•- • • ' •, • tf dlnliic space, first floor, powder mom, *rtfnce*. BRidge «-VB80, : • 810/11 The standings: :.- ball. team held MiUburn/rilgh's •by the Varsity.ond^iunlor-yarsity l^ysical.ccfficatlohlsrcqUlred of Frloke 1W les, Barbara Minch., was second! rear, screened patio porch. Upstairs you'll : Again UtUUlng. tho powerful • " ' •• . tf LARGE 3 window bedroom, private baih. Sl», . . "830 . • :••: D. M. Driscoll „„.„...... '...... IBM Ttixrn Jayvees to a 6-0 score until the squads, the frosh were dowhed^by. all students, Mr. Martin sold, un- arm of George WUHams, the Hardware .so 13 ih 148 with a 3»8 and Wckl Kaplan's 303 • private entrance,;-Hear all traruporia- BERARD'S PLUMBING* AND HEATING. find three very large bedrooms, tile bath 18: 831/3 ' D. M. Driscoll ,.„',., -, ,; ..IBM Tax^'a ,u...- 14 ' 4 Uayeok* rd I 11 118 placed hor third." ' tloii. Suitable for one or two uentle- Repair*, remodeling and new. BRidoe with stall shower, plenty ox" closet*. This G, G: NUNN 818. .-•* 6J3/8 . . D- MNDriscoll last, quarter, when the! Millers the Blue,foalders,'lJi-7. ... less excused-\6t. medical reasons, squad's right end, JUch Frutchey, ShshMh 1t VXNKTiAN BUNDS in stock, as to M attractive borne is only 11 years old. in Mortgage Money US'.v. 637/4 •-. • •D. M. Driscoll HM>W' 14 , men. Bnldge H-03B3. ... U o-iaoa. .• ' :' ' • • • • ." ••..- •• • .'tf tn Herth' Av«vi East at Centennial>»• Cwnford'•Methodist'II .....,, •'•_.? pushed across 21 points lor a 27-0 Students are pffercd.a.complete tVlcrun'* Dairy- ma 7M -tactes custom quality Itock blind*, all excellent condition,, and very convenient 118 830/3 D. M. Drikco" '"".',t!' ii Aided by end runs by Don Pat- received the pus to complete the Ptppcrmlnt Tlodrn ...,."11 M inch** lone 4X83: also. Jencraft I win Monday at Memorial field. CORNER room. With 3 window, com- to 'the Braokalde School and the bisb MORTGAGE MONEY IS,. •"•.'*. 833' •'• '•••••• D..M,. Driscoll e!"t«'» r« K^!( w i!!!!!»!!!!!,..; ii .. 7" ion" and Earl* Eagle, the CHS men program of indoor ( and outdoor 48-yard touchdown, attack, and BiW. Oold Ch*«Ks ..:.:... 3 and) C.-.W.: Brancman custom blind*. ELECTRICAL SERVICC , —, Daniel - J. ihool.:" '•',..•• .•'•'• ' ••' • • •. uciiioii ESSO Mi iu cttnotitctxi u fortably . furiiiihed. Oarage available. BRidge 6^8110 Ml 1598 Joseph Fair •,i...'.-....'lO' Both trie CHS starting halfback* tlon« Club ••••"" 4 He ta ft. Cranford UphoUUry Shop, Hey burn, slicenied electrician.' B. Burn- CRANFORD SAVINGS aV LOAN 1 Ttwule llelh'Bl * •• a drove'approximately 60 yards for sports, calisthenics and are-welgh- make It Cranford's game, 13-6. 142 Bathmbru) . IBS 184 168 Suitable for bualne** ' penon. BRidge • ;,. ••••;,, :'SUBOO • •..,-. •' • ..;.-• B8r ". ••.•.•331/B; The Sahn Co. Cranford 8hoa> SItirei ...... 3 a Lorrtbardl 963 13* ISO Soutb An...t, BBidse 4-0843. U aide Ave.. BRldg* 8-5800. U ' ^ASSOCIATION 847 .. SBIS/IOV <.'. William . ttwterd Alllawi* .',.« ..... * }o 8 were out of the game because of dd and measured once » year. They Klase^etter ,.» 14d iw K12 Howard Ill 0-U73. .-••••.•••••. • ' tf their TD. in the.,fourth quarter* At this point tho scoring ended, Marrla, Ltd ,....;3 u 103. 433/4 PU. of Ellen Kerrigan ,«>.*...,*- 10' 8. illness and Coach Rollle • Massi- SUhdsrd Lumber ,....31 M, Knlerim 1.11 IBS Ornm 138 to order on North eV Unton Ave*.. Cranford CninMunlly M«ll> 437 - Swan Cleaners ,.... .JJT 1 K. Knltrlm MS J M hour aervice. Adv. Fee*: 884.48 QW mlno wail also without the servi- Scotch Plains' scoring camo In the fundamentals of nil sports so they ..7 Alnvjul.t ... 114 Jfanhofo'f ".'.','.'.',. J las' 140 147 •-••B'sifif one M and one: 88. BRidge 8-1170. ' Work. Repair*, alteration*, .addition*, rir«l IWlibytorlnrt It ;•.„..„".".'.'.'.'.' 4 • 4 terceptions, fumbles, and penal- Thcatr« Dlhcr 13 ,8 no RS. Beats of material ' . 10-10 •talr*. .dormer*. . porche*. recreation ces of several other key play-, 7 Nylan „. '110 \m 1G0 173 d Rbb • Ctintoni Methodist I ,,..M..< 4 '.' • second and third quarters. may enjoy, trie gaine'either as a Irltehcr's MsrWet ; 15 .8 700 KlillltlOtlD 13 and workmanship. Cranford Rubber "and 'attlck room*: Expertly done by ABOVE LISTINGS ties seemed to b? the rule rather 7 , TOTAL .. blB 33 IS ! TuiipU' emmiU-EI •• »•"•< B ' .4 participant or a spectator., Methodlit Men's Club 14 134 TOtAL ... 8M 7&0 873 •tampShosvoill North Arenu*. W., ST.* PETERSBURG. .florid*. Room'with Edward Dudlck. BRidS* S-0488. Are offered thru member office* of the Sl/Wul's K'&'lt 11 ...... ' S 10 Freahman Coach Bill Martin than the exception in this game;, Harco Chcrrtltal Co. ,:.7^r....M 7 ' MAItCO CM*MICAL CO. :. kitchen privileged li Interested pleaae Open Eveduc* and Sunday* .. jinimy Laurel; left halfback, CRANFORD BOARD OF REALTORS RaXIABUC PIANO TUNINO and re- TrlrtllV ;.. ...•.;.....,...... ;•...... ,'„„,.. • 7 11 said his squad: needed more. work, The Ihtramurdl program, the and though they naturally hamp- LahlgK Kiso ;,...,..... I a AUssandrls .839 ' 212 TlNNESZ MAllKrf write kin. Ina Pcnnefether. IS31-3Sth 13 Eastman Street, ,, ;. . '. • Creator* [ CQniinunlly Methodist I ..„., 7 It Harriett's liquors ....;l0 a ' 4 •vedntan .. 1.1a 304 PIANO CLEARANCC Salei Baldwin. Avenue. North. St. PelertbUrg 3, Fid. TELEVISION AND PM' ANTENNAS FOR INTEGRITY AND SERVICFS palrlo*; by recognlied experts. Dud- and Jim Heruska, right halfback, on the fundamcdtals.- He also cottch explained, has .not been ered both tquads, it made the game • no A. TlTlhrtMh I 1k1k9» 1B3 Lester and other*. Dudkln Piano Ct, INSTALLED ANU REPAIRED. Work kin Piano Co. .(formerly Cranford ' Under) frVubyterlari ...,„....,;;w..... * v. r. w. .iijT.Z...... '. "••«» t Kirkpatrick 141 ini n*ll«r ISO B3 111 •.•',- • . ' • • .•••• 10rS4 LOOK FOR THE SIGN - 8 ia who both Played weU against Lin' l 8 10 ISO • 187 North Ave-. at Railroad Station;, Wcst- guaranteed. : Rcaaonable) rate*. Maw EvenlnSCaU ; ' Piano Co.). Tuner* and Rebutlden. M«m|)l«'''ill*lh-EI 11 ...•.,„.;.. commented that for the most part stressed at CranjTord High, except an interesting one for the spectator. Errlco Trucking .'... « 4 Hartley ...... 110- Hall 14H IBS IS4' ;, 5 den last Week, were sorely missed. LlHd's Pharmacy ,... !>« B 10 /MlchUeU ,.. 110 '101 IBB Oeld. ADanas 3-SS11. ~ •.-..' tt WARM-Suimy room, near town. CaU and UMd TV Mt*. Tube* checked la Doris Co^te i-«-'-i«——— BB.C-1143 431 North Avenue, Watt, 'Westfleld. ,,.„ 5 prior Cougar tackling was theIn the seventh and eighth grades, Playing efficient* intelligent ball, ' 8 10 171 l«a yu horn*' CaU PAnwood 3-UM or ADam* 3-8811. • tf 1 Owrob I'MUbyttrlnri „.... '. 13 BUlldof's'General 1 . Handicap ia , ll.teli ...I:..,.. 317 IBS BRldse tf-6537. .;• '. ;. '••• ;• ' •• SSSOt. tf William W. AusUU '...... *.-. jBB 8-O10S The Cougar passing attack sUf-. cause of Plains'victory. - the GHS men fought to, their sec- llowlsrtd Atf«ncV ...... 10 4. II TOTAL .. ttd 1M1H mo I no •ALT FOR WATER JMUTBNKRS. deUv- . All Sports but BwUnmhi* 4.. II • TOTAL, WW 7ai 773 erc«. Refined, rock, »*l)eta *nd Walking LARGE.' CleUri; rildely- furrtUhed front Mary tCnlerim ..,,..... M S-aata fered becaiise of Laurel's .absence. ond straight victory of the year. ClUten At Chronicle ...13 II IIUII.I>EH;H o«tNtn» Crnhford ttelds/a team In every Tlnncsi Market ....;. ..18 4 llmldud ' IK4 •& coaree. All 100 pound bast. • *' It .room, next to bathroom. Modern, quiat, aUMEOORAFHINO --All type*.' Chib I i'n ii •'•..••'*4_LM. Soccer ^eam Edged ; Rich Dombrowskl played' a Nevertheless, much of the credit LINO'S WIMIMACY (It Salt Service. WMte 8-8318 — BRi • private home. - Reliable ' gentleman. bulletins, postals, bookteta. Also public n t Interscholasttc sport except swim- BilAHccH AGENCY iatt N1»U«I, Jr...... MM 121 V. HUkilla i«.V 148 In W78, thst talUvaatitig gollgBl, strong ganger fullback, Coach t4» ISl • • lrig U;7 e-iiss. .• •;••.••••• •;• .••. Reatonable. BRidge 8-3705 after 8:30 (tenocraphy and typing.-' R«atonahla. 'If'Lfc Booters Defeated ming, for which no facilities, are mitstrbe placed on the shoulders of Donnelly .,.„...,; 318 ttbeckBtbk r .:.;.../-:; . IM 'loi 303 Marco Polo, had tins to osy obott| i By Roselle,. 2 to 1 Masslmlno said. Lans*...... :...~ 131 1»1 134 157 PaVlcs ina in» .•P.M.... •: TT' prompt? service. Day. m*ht, Sunday, : : available... He said the school has the team's expert coaching staff '1»1 Nletrel, Br. ...318 ! Ill coanM—lion atorm window* holiday service. M-K Duplicating Serv- LEXINGTON tte graat hail of KublgJ *>•«»; : "t1at P Coacli Nlclc. Sfeinrazza's Cran- Harris i,; 118 1M Ranklii 183 USIKS O. ttUknlla 193 171 104 Tho team meets, North. Plain- which has been doing a truly c6m- Tor*ers*n ...... 143 179 . 181 Alar' _ -. 130 a.!*,, to iip, 'Combination ice. 18 Hitler*** Avenua. aUUdaa aV We're deep In • lovely resimVntial *el«h- wtJb *j% gculptured and vsinl8ho< fford High School soccer squad By Farmers, a very successful record in this ' Brouilhlon ..;,„.. IB* ' 28 SO 3114. •.••'.• * ..'> '• tt MUSTBESOLD field at Memorial field at 3:30 jraoky ...,..;,.7.-.,» 188 173 B(Upak «.....,..- .. 1S4 113 - Knndleatt .. as , FurnishedRoom Wanted borhood-« little hard .to find but well 1 fleld, having annexed totate chanv nlendable job. • TOTAL ,.... 621 838 worth the effort. Vault enjoy the pri-ta groeii; docorated with gUdcdtfre> I (ailed: to Halt Its lo?lng streak as Monday afternoon. ' Cranford High School's hapless Handicap .«. 8 30 " TOTAL «..-. a**' 148 841 8OO PuirnUhed Room wlUi kitchenette Wanted Owner has purchased another home. Ba> plotuhlps in basketball, football The lineups! TOTAL U 8S1 871 Nov. Ut by biulneu man. Call BRIdie ALUMINUM porch jencloaunt. talouate* cellent 4 bedroom home with »owde» vacy of jtvtnc here Ctoee to schools, com- gong. ,|I»| eolinnns. ',«*.,'', incx "'.it bowed to Jefferson^ 2-1; at soccer team lost its fIftl^.matcb.tjf ' STANDARD LtTMBTR <%) BAHWCng LiqUOIW (»l 6-3330 betwean •* AM. MO* B p.M'. or •^mMnaiffln Jaflndoiaja aod room, pine pahcUtd den. full dlnlna; roam. nmtma- faeilWr*. shoppias): every coev wtth , aort of p*K4v-« 8t84 Park, ilh and track In ihe past five iVeats as ' •' .••••' JDBAMFOhO' '•" ' " ' 144 Pells ,.„ 131 10317. 8 ADBMMUtmOI radiator enclosures, LUetlme Aluminum Products. 10* veiuence. FaciUUe* tnchtoe city sewers. O the season without u win Tuesday, Gold .....Ju,..^.. 134 . Weekday*. : . • lb-ai tile- kitchen. Sacxifked for qukkf •ala^a* Hunn lit Second! Year well as. several conference cham- Kmls— irrutchay, Waatw.. ' S. Cymlwluk „;. IBS 180, 181 Brinkerhorf' ....US laws furniture.cabinet* and console South Ave., Wtat BRida*. 8-3308. U T tod lh** V";' ' ^V;O ay; • • . .> 180 - A fJaraTJ ot daraflar la • «1S*BN «•* 817.300. ' '• •• ^ "" l dropping a 4-1 'decision - to Union Tackla*- Dlatonbruch, Pfanne, Abdo, Robert* ^,-.« ,183 181 Diqlovannl ~... IBS ' 128 cabinet* torportabl e eeerins- machtw. •V- v 9-ROOM ' . y y .'. >-"..'-:.'.''.i*'T'j Je(l tallied, in the first and pionships. • Ralnay, • Washboum*. . RUSMll ...... IBS 131 IBS On Bucknell U. Eleven High at Angole's Grove, Onion, Schuli*- .„„.„,,:• 161 IIS •Vgnsd to guida cars, Iocotn«lTa» ^Mfgimisimsiimi fourth periods while BlUKrlppen- ln-1955-56, 54.4^perc*nl of^the Ouard* — frank, Armstrong:, Allan, Santella .„»». S40 1M .18S Ouba* ...-J- - >2» 181 and other rolling stock off tbo rath) wa ;houkV«.C. i_ ^ f M r^^iadt^hgir M. blk 1M ISO Van Brunt >v 1SS. 134 BUSINESS LADY and • mother..: ,«elllnif SkWINO MACHINXS . cleaning. BRidfe 8-8833. -4 BEDHOOMS — 3*4 BATHS Tle^SyjSB^BOi^JBnllsicasjssss^^jBBiiav Row Machine* . home., require: »mall upartmrttt. occupy eteirrincipalrv on spur traekg P 8-30O7. -. :,.. . . ,.•:.•.«::.•. Repair* and alteration*, cabinet work, ond year of varsity fodtball at t,he second quarter with a 12-yard^ •JILLBUKM - HARDWARK 131 KRftlCO TB0CKIHO <3t . Cout** NEW HOMES READY FOR fthe ball about as' much as Jeff, 46.6 percen't This Is far above the Laurlon „„„...... IM. 171 180 Slrash .,..„...- 170 144 IB! •r Btdlngs U prevent ears tram . Sewing COUPLE, With 0 year old girl, deaire four garages* porchea, cauUUns;. tttotlna; and —Multiple Listing Bjervka — Bucknell University, Lewlsburg, boot. Bill Seig of the Cougars tied End*: -CaldWaU, ransster. Patrick, Tay- LMnhardt ...... IBS 183 S04 SOtOSat SKWtNO CENTER siding, block callings, overhead doora. 1 their of tensive, attacks Weren't as national average; and it has eliml - lor, Kenneddy. Brueata ...... „'1B» 1B0 IU bullnf ookln line, track. Thay art' SOtOSat .or. five room*; Unfurnlthed. .with heat , . V' PAUL OCCUPANCY •pa». •."•••. . : '•'. •' .'•: .v- • " Itorth Wood A«*. v the game early in the third period . Tackle*—O'Neill, Ueter, Clernlnshaw, rr*nkenb«rier.. 133 147 . 187 RoberU ...... 171 137 IBS Ud Call. BRidge. 0-3884. . , -: aluininum door*; ~ * Call —>. - ' MODEL, HOME OPEN EVERY DAY W»'vt Got To Mak« Spot Shdwroom Credit! j elfectlvt nnd their defense offered inated n need for a stwjj* Intra- Kaveck 144 ' IB! . 184. rarely used on rnala line tracka pick, who participated In foot- Riddoll. Tart; Tieaaeh. . • . '• • Clambnuhlrtl .,144 . „ .309 .,•!-'••» . GEORGt H. NOBES . DIRECTIONS: Prom H. B. Station at after receiving a pass from John : 1 Wsbef 181 IBS 184 Friday avcnlna; til 4 pjn. Bu>iheu woman ' ieeklng': l-IS-3. room j '-inidcquata resistance to Jeff as- mural program. H6Weyerk OB tho - auatd* — Lent, Krua , Tiynri. Damlls. BlckO „. IB4 170 «xc«pt in connection ' with intuv 30 Burchfleld Ave. BRidge 8-6811 Naomi Hcnehan Bat Cranford Center: south on Walnut .Ave.. TheN-w'58 ball, track and basketball at Abra- Sosnowskl. _ TOTAL - 837 834 , 804 -Errlco. „.„,„....» . 1*7 * unfurnished .apartment: conv. N. Y. : ; ; Center*—Dey. Chlttlm. JAbOOSIB: potch enciouira. door* and Kthel Kendall ... BB 0-0398 to.Chester Lang Place on right just before 8'iuultsi •'• '••.'• " •'• ••'.•••^ . ". ; .ha" m Clark High School. Roselle, enrollment grow, hior/emphasis 800 locking plants at railroad crotsiagt. window*, aluminum combination miMpartatidh; t* 875. Box 13S. C/o Here's Your The Farmers then, pressed their Backs—Oxman, Loth, Stanlar,' Stroop, LIONS CLUB <0> . TOTAL ..».- *M .K>3 Cltiieil-and Chronicle. • Helen Vibde BB8-7Se» overpass, PoUoW Chester Lang PUce 'will be placed on the Intramurtl CronJn, (Mutter, Wald, Cooper. Themiari ...:...... 134 143 tM windawa'and atorm door*. Direct fee. TELEVISION at i RADIO .REPAIRS kUleen IX to le-singfon Ave, and signs to modeL before entering Bucknell, is study- offensive and scored two quick Crahford...... ;....«..... 0 7 0 8--13 For prompt. and reliable service call Chance For The Great- Super-Huge ing commerce and finance. . :_ program in an effort to permli Bt»vehs :.„.....„.. 1.33 143 18S. BRidge .6-«63a, Max BentscheL 408 Frank; [Carroll Vursity Tackle goals. Ed Bush counted with a Hlllburn ...... 0 8 0 0— 4 DITJIlo „ 133 184 134 Coolidge Dr.; Kenilwbrth. 8-18 •tt Savings Ever! Ev- Trad* Allowances! loose ball and Ladosci registered boy to participate ia one Cranfort! Touchdown*—Muldrow. FrUi- Barlow ...... IM 171 313 . Apartments For Rent . — OPEN WIEKKNIW — Lexington Estates Joe Carroll of Cranford is a chey. Knira Point—O'Bri*n (placsm.ntl. ford .'. 177 144 188 VENETIAN BUNDS. 33 In.—at In., whit* ABROE BUILDERS. INC. with a corner kick In the third more sports, . •',..'" MUlburni Touchdown— Lot*,. Official*— mud tvory. 831*. Immediata delivery. APARTMfcNT. lit floor, 3 room* and . H. Benner* fixe* 'everything' trout Sat- from • aJn. Bun. fro** i •ry Car Is Price-Busted No Money Down! I tackle on the St. Beriedlct's Prep Men in Sendee ' The coach said none of the high •balkroaa, M*nte, Benko, Jakucs. ' Handicap. .... IS IS IB Alban-Lnrla Hardware. • 100 N. Union bath, Sarasc, - suitable lot business leaky faucet .to the roat. ElcetrU* wiring. ' • . ' BBidce «-WHa . . '. ' • j varsity football team. ' A Junior, period.' Werner Zorn added the TOTAL i-..- 744'.. 833 , 474.' Av • . _', • .. . -. ••, ". tf To Rock Bottom* .••.•; Pfc. Richard W. Young, son of couple, or 3 adults. Now available. Call Carpentry, plumbing, toasters, Vacuum • ML8 Timely Agency. Inc. ' ' Sale* t school athletes has ever appeared '•'. CUB-—i^#- ; Joe stands 6-2 and weighs 180 final point. In the last quarter. HWA1* CtKAHttUI (61 M • HERB MTZELS BRldSe 8-0831. cloalurs. Irons, .etc. What'* your prob- Mr. and Mrs. Richard S. Young, COW or MORSE m»tiure rotted, as de- Cranford Was handicapped by. before the local magistrate for VIA Unit to Meet blxowi. 184 184 let lem? 1 HuinUton Ave. BRidge' tt-3336. • pounds. He Is one of seven Union S3,Parker avenue, recently was Ji.hr, .; IBS ..MS' -IBS livered. Also top tolt Chcftmit Parms. APARTMENT. Onnge Avenue.. 8 large '..-• • • • ' ' tf the illness of Bill Krlppendorf, an serious offense'. The American Home, and Gar- MUrdock a-waa. a4. hour*. tf room*, bath. heat, hot Water, garage, HEATHERMEADE CRANFORD — 9 bedroom Colonial. '3 J, County boys" ori :' the Newark graduated from the wheel vehicle MolMrt 174 1S7 • 1B1 GARDEN CENTER »11S. Available Nov. Ut. HUmboldt S- year* old' S*» baths. 3 car attached gar- m he offensive standout The CHS de- Secretary Vincent Samawskl den Department of the Village Im- BroOk* „,.,... 14S • 138 MS TREES TRIMMED AND REMOVED COLONIAL. 18 y*ant old. In agcj tt win pay you to come tosid* and Pv jchool's varsity ajid Junior vartjty j t th A' ZanwiNkl .;..:... 103 . 138 ,188 CHAJtCOAL. tUrtt*. netefpapei*. Broceriei. «a«. -. • . •.•.•...••'.. "We have the LAtE8T EQUIP- j^ course at the Army's announced the Cranford club provement Association will meet Ravelka Genera} Store. 3« Boulevard. '• Cttrd Wood for *aU) "niove In" condition. Six room* incl. three late -bar' clamorous -kitchen, rrreasirl 1,teams.: . "' .••• , '• -•• , • . ' fense w?as fairly, good, but riot TOTAL BB7 730 785 LatidiicaiM) — Nurserymen twin sire bedrooms, tile bath. Uv. first . ' •. • ' e '•• ... • Europeap. Ordnance School in ranked second in attendance in the at the home of Mrs. Louis Lo- Keailworth. . • , tf lighting, baths wtth ejectrie , beaten, MENT to service your e»r.~ • ••^I SSS»SSSBSSS*BISS*SSSS«»SS*SSSSSSSS*SS*SI _ • ji strong 'enough to, cope with the 1 Spoclalixing In c\ CaU ADem* 3~-6i3d or ADilni 3-«B7» floor, fireplace in IWins; loom, new ahim. hampers, huge* mirrors. • tuiurtou* rec- > F Fuessen, Oermany- After gradu- Rotary district for the past month. mencb, 302 Prospect street, at 1:30 HAYCCK'B VOOD9 (SI / PIANO. *ma)l (rand, mahogany. MOO. Wanted To Buy •EvcttliiB* alter 6 combination windows, attached garac*. leaUoa room. All large room*. Must eell Now & Get Fabulous Ditcounts! powerfutFarmers. Connolly : 133 IS3 !«• BRldce e-MM. > . U '" • wX BtJY BOOKS ' '•••'• ••' . . JIM LOVELAND . U and lovely wcU shrubbed lot 13* ft. deep- VOIIK of. lob relocation. No agent*. ill's Dot Just our equipment'.. Cancer Aw«fiJ ation ceremonies. Young returned The scorer President WilUam J. Dodds con- p jn. torhorrow. / MubUk „.,.. 171 ,174 187 One or a thousand. Pleaat oaU for detail*. New Brooktide Khool area and bua Call BBidge 3-2843-for detail*. Asking to his regular duties as a track ducted the meeting. kledorko SOO .184 18S it's iho. way ' we .»»« at that The caticeir dresrinV group of UNION^-Bond, i: Matlk. rf; H} Itelnhold 311 143 • MS Evergreens _ ANTIQUES. AWUiilal U>lits< with' « but FJf. Book Shop. FLalnfkdd 4-3400, tt ELECTH1C Contracting-. House . wirins. line. 823300. ; . . 831.300. '• .•••.••••'••••./•• vehicle mechanic in Company D Wilson, fht H. Zotn, eh; CufcdlaV Ihs Mel- Behold the turtle. He makes fine china. • clau; furniture. Graham ricw 330 wrvlce, plug*' and, fixture in- TWIN BORO AUTO CORP. I; th,e Senior Village Improvement eWorUV or£ Ladosci. lr; W. SJorrt. cf: DeMirco - . 1S7 310 174 Garret. 3 Tai'lor Street. MUlburn. GOOD STE1NWAY or other piano- .want- stallation. A.' Knott. «taa Kingston Ave.. AN UNUSUAL SETTING |; Association has been awarded a. of the 3d Armored plyislonV' 7th Behuiman, ill Wadle.« ol. SubsUtute* The larger the Income, th< progress only when he sticks* his - MandltSp ..... SO 30 M Plantings Guarant#cxl J0:30 AM. to5Pil. U ed. Pleate state make*., price*! age. Box Kenaworth. Cllcstnul 5-8884. 10-10 BUsh. Hoeker, Bosue*. . TOTAL,*„..„'f»l MS %M 134 Co Citlten * Chronicle. 10-34 oik the river. Lot 130 ft deep. Older type ] wrflficate for five' years service Tank Battalion. He entered the harder H is to .live within it. neck, out—James Bryant, Conant When Winter, come* AFRICAN VIOLETS four bedroom home with 1st and Snd ^by the American Cancer Society. Army. In September, 1958, and CRANTORO — Prior. If: SUWelf. «: METMODlsT UZN'S CtUa (II . bring; aprihat into' your borne. Black CABINET MAKER — Custom cabuut*. floor porche* overtooking* the river., New ' ABDVtCUUlt' , ' .,.' lf: Hardy rHi Vavd*. ch;,-Coffee DINING' ROOM net, mahogany, Junior wnwm, M*S ,••••;> $m completed basic training at mTsosnowskl. or; WelW. j;Jaiy. ; Cory .„.„,.„ 143 181 144 magic, triak**- them grow.- Earring* i good con^itlott. BRidge 3-3787. all types, bookcase*, valance*, home tile bath, first floor powder room, two 1 Inc., it'wris announced today. .' d bi tii t Vd kl r; WelW. jr;JHairtley. ef MaePters&n...» 183 3lf> 3M bars, furniture', repulr*. JTree' estimate*. fireplaces, oil hc»t. . Near Hl*h~5cnool —- "• ' '.••;•.'•. CaM '•• • .'.'•. Ramshaw, U; SpotU. oll , SubtUlulesSbUll — DO IT YOURSELF - SAVE 20% match. Driftwood for unusual ar< Hood, Tex. The 19-year-old 4 . Imu* .., ^.- 117 148- 181 BRW' 8-4780, ' •• . . tf and new grade schooL 821 Joo. . • ... mmmmi JfcmchJfch , Sl ' vangjemenbL Betittcra* Garden*, 1 Hatnll* BOROUGH or KBN1XWOKTH attended Cranford High 1 glaeum - IM 163.' MS) to*. Ave^ BRidge 8-33M. soldier Union {. '.«' J DOney ...... IM 114 ITS Store For Rent ANNE M. O'BRIEN M0PO8KD OKOINAkCt Mf*. 8*-18 _ Cranfdid 0 1' 01 F0H Your Next Party, Rent a HI-FI SHAHEEN AGENCY, AN ORDINANCI nXINO TMM0, FORSchool. Maitdleau — B3 S3 . . 83. SALT FOR WATER SOFTENERS..coirw. STORE at 108 Walntit-. AvenUe. •• central Ladotel 4, Bush. TOTAL -...: 874 444 4W fine. twUeta. rock and. block*, .Calcium location b|,. e*tabU*hed ihopplng area.' - Syatein.' Public addre** aystems, tupe, Real Estate APPLICATIONS ,FOR BHHOfT AND A(l " Chtahie tor damphes*. C E. Truben- Runt reawnablc. Abply' Scher. Drutf .or dlic' reeardinn also available. UUnter V Realtors ...•:., MAJOH BUB-DIVISIONS AMP »O|l HOWLAND AOENCV <0t Store,'103 Walnut Avenue. tf tWHW ':. ... , • ..•-.• 10-31 . VARIANCES AND B3CCCPTIONS THOU bach 118 South Ave E.. Crahford Feed ••' IS North A¥e-.'at '. ' ' . 207 North Union Ave. UJtAUL BOiTAI. THAHCR8 THE-ZONINO OMMMAMOt. • ± ajrsisa: -a-. 299 DENMAN ROAD CRANFORD u IT ORDAUVJCD i by IIM GovanAlDi slseiflf seamless steel HUM >«B 183 BR 6-1900 y.°UheJEfar rims. ' Fur coat* remodeled, re- South &C«jntMinIal mlriof Salesmen 81&.00; for a Major "Hat BtnaU8st.sIx*.of tuU, tuad If place Kt Blanket «he*t. Wicker ehalr. Edilh , BR8-34OS PttZMHiX DAIRY (31 CleJUied and slued. A. Kantner. llB SlOCOOi 1M 15S American mahogany bedroom-. tet— tor e«ilmatee. . . ' \- EvtutOB* Call., . BR 04781 BehuU m double bed—dnMieif—dre*iih« Uble arid Walnut Avenue, BRidse 8-1878. Vbr Bt.yalrtanef leth Austin- .._..„. arat^-iprin^—roattrrii* ehalr. BRidge >8 WtLLlAMit ROESXi,'— tnterfar and Ex- ofarttucni*e5: Comb. rUdlo-Phooo.. Crenford. Call BRIdce 8-3718. Helen. Eagle lin „ t,,L- rt .. Bfet for a variance for the Use of any ATBXY JOO rm RHi . .TOTAL -,. 808 ISO Trucking- Holding *' Properly from Nsldanee tt •40;. 1 Ton Air. Cond. 8*0; Tank Vac- Anita Schillinser .,,,•'••»,'iTt,..'^• • .^- • • ^tt Uni^.^ten^ uum «3S: Upright .Vai. 87. All Perfect l for industrial il** SlOd.OOJ tor V. F. W. (61 MOVING and TRUCKIKG. Large and lilarie DeacoH. n,,,,,,,,,,,:,,!',,,.••„..- BS C-3954 ^ ttrmjt residence in any ' UarkAWleh . 133, 140 141 'IS Uyrtto St. 'Cranlord. BRidge• *• S.B- BLUNCIC eatSON. formerly NiUchk* , uttall load*. Itegular trip* to Utc shore 8049 eveniiic*. . ',• '. •".—.-. .... and Blunck. Painling and Decorating. EVerard "' industrial tone 8100.00; tut Slltor* .-— 134 141 ' 183' W»» tpeclallte in prompt, efficient serv- VsrUnce* SIBCOO. :••.-•••>••:'•. . CONGRATULATIONS- 100 . Blind —..- 160 IAS SOS MV*i'ftt" Avenue. kettUworth. ice. Call. Brigg* Springfield Mover* s EXPLORER Suit,,new. 810;..«ray suit Chestnut 8 3188. CHeaUUt S-0837.. « ?"« ' *"*• Ordloaace *haU take . BMrirdllteUl 14* 110 1S0 Dttexel 8-7430, .. tf CBB- MtB lit the hjanner «rovUM by law. Welurrt —. 114 13* 118 uaed. 8X 14 \*mt old boy. BRldg* 8- t% W .11 tsaa after « VU. . . .' • NOTO* ••.'•: v..,-' •• • Handicap It MENrEL — Painting and panerhang- roe A»e nd thence TOTAL - itrt tit HOOKED RUG SHOW. October 34 and Inc. Phone BRidt* t-1345. VlEliiabeih H A.DETER1NG Monroe Avenue to letb S3 St.'-Aiodrewy; EpUcopal Church. Avenue. Dressmaker, Alterations •;•.;. .>:•'."•:• FLOORS WAXED ••.. .•, :..•'••••.' lKth 1*U» Street from HAWHS. tTO. (1» ' . RoeMnwood and Dewit Terrace, linden. REALTOR w. INSUROB a^oLirdfcSS( i^MtoaWi W* »0»00 t teatt Ducktivorth 148. 141 K 1. • 10-34 alichael M. Barich, btertor - Inlerior UUNO and alteration*. Mr*. Ask About Our Sp«xial Low1»rie« On Regular NoKT of MooroiTi Avenue fc ISooree Helnematt 143 148 117 pfintlnrfi Jpaperhahgixlg'.' . ft^ejannll Bergstrom. 34 Craig Place. Cranford. .deedmari -,.~. 148 121 DOOR, BOjtM inchei.' wood comblnkllon. price*. 318 Centennial avenue. Cranford. WlTHlNr THE ORBIT! KHchm Mtfntwnanc* .- ^ It w Hand ~,~.J~^ 1*T 181 138 88: alio wooden dorm window*, felt Day* Bridge 8-lilO, EVenlns* BBidK . walkltia- distance to AnainaU 314 IBS t 8-73U. . ' ' ' • . • V "»th6r e«nHdered foefoe' fuo iiwilailoM ecjuipped, aatorted kites. pln< and schools: truly within Governing Body of the fior CWfcf ..j M make oflet'. Screen* 'included, all all the family need*. Take advantage of | llu "'•>!,« the Borough Ball. 1 Handicap *¥, s g»ed condition. BRidge «-S180. , FOR A NEAT, dependable paint job at un imniedlate BRidge>8137 Cranford «n«6 TOTATTI 823 •20 " 141 below average Coat, call BBidge B- Beauty Satan k ln the fc&hl .\ on the ^BOY'S Bicycle. 3« inch; girl* bicyck. 34 >R1CE REDUCTION . 1*3 144 A. -famou* name reducing table: *l*o in- nutsdnry'construction will minbaiae' costl ucj, nutting- may aU i f the Boroush o£K«nil»rortt». a. D*IU .181 133 PBlGIDAtRE refricerator. 4 year* old, struction on Merle NormanV Umou* Interested WIU^ all "ISuSl JvrS*Th - altmilSSJJOOOf 8300088. UUh**h - ellettt condition. BRidge «-3330. ol heating, Insurance and painttog-. ~- * by approprUUd to waat Uva cort of Or."'&»lU Bali'™ 1«S 173 133 Musical Instruction Mirs-Col treatment and make-up. For cently decorsted. youil love the 3 C**JV*w«ki, — IM 183 intarmaUdrl call ADaW*. 3*8733 Merle bedroom*, heaps nt tloart space, i tnaUnS said inkprovanant, «rbich Man *M BOXXA PUP. female, black nu*k. BRidge PtANO STUDENTS—Announcin* a few NortiUUl Studio. 108 East Broad Street with our auto. Eliminate* he, 1bMti IMroviaad for tha- purpo*8 a*t 8-8TJS. . . - fire place, full dlnlna; room. lat*Ooac| tnir-Ordinai«:* "in \hm capital las vapening* for* piarib fitudehl*. fall itH^rt Weatfield. Hour. Monday and Thurs- Uvatory, flagstone porch . and. I ' Sttaisssjr§ aW »»«*^^ ^^™ ^^^«^^^^^^^.—. •• • ". -^^^- ^» - - - WANDA B. GIUiORE, 107 OlenWood day B AJJ. to » PAL Dilly 0 AM.with ample dining area, " V Borousli Clerk. Improvement fund »hrou«h-approprUtioi> aotncHtcas LETT HAND Wibdn golf clikbi. S tmnl. Rd. Bachelor of Utulc Degree. College oPJM. , - . • 10-31 all incotivwnlences to our cuttotitwre-- .'C«li ui October a. beietoemouae lo a budget hereteiore 1 winds*, can'va** baa*. 839. '—*"' ' '"" allaccrocontla, gniduat« Work. Teach- Priced at B31AW. - : • Ju*th J. 187 IU 1W S188. ' '..,.• «r'« . College, Columbia University. ^SL«lk>tBi A W benby de tnid tbat t IN BUSINESS IN CRANFORD Ua „_ 187 148 Former Public School Music SUpuviaor. today for all your service and body require- T_ 113 1*3 H. A. DETERINO rPlMlHIiliViat la a semral^canUal^Ul l IsTf FRESTONE Sale — «.W Gillort foe BRidge 0-3300. : Sproiement ottbe Bor«uh el KenU- Luis 177 171 quart delivered. Sate',aud uu% pernUii* OocksRepaired BcheUoriiiM • 1*S S44 cat anti-treese. Coakumcf* Direct. Sup' take JelloVlti 1*7 134 < A. BBNiJU ply Co. BBidge 8-OBOO. U ACCORDION, ltulructlon* — Retrials. CLOCKS—AU aliia* «|iili»I REAIi ESTATE i -• — >' '•'-•"" •'•'•'WJtL->^'i2'- . WE ARE HAPPY tb SUPPLY THIS PINE STORE WITH 78S 444 Sixw percent discount on. brand new '" «laanad.' repaired, put ta TOTAL -2— BIO DINING ROOM act 10 piece*, very good accordion*. Daniel KUster, 11 Van STATIONERY AND TOYS TlntATRt; BWIB (1) alao ga* refrigerator. CaU Buren Av«. Phone BRidge 8-4583. t-f Mayor 183 m BR »>6330 130 liiur* ~, JH MS IBS SOB Buca ar. Ctwtort Kantetf ~— 133 177 US PtANO faislrueUoa. claariral. modem. nmur 9. Multiple listing Lwg Motor Car Co. K«teh 188 178 1*3 MxCarmlek — IS* ITalrehlld . 144 US S PJ4. I BfEMEEL — Floor acraping Kd.hv a>ia»*al. 10-17 ftoWOasl of old floor* a apaeiaiiiy. CIBB« -MX.* BRJdte 8-U4S. 81 KUiabath. Avenue. & (Hd»mohOi~ was PCBS1AN ^amb fur coat, 'natural dark Nnning Service MARKET grey. *toe 13-18, «ood . 'Oaejord. • • tt RKET W ewabW. BBMae '8-W4S. CRAJOrORO^IARWOOO T IOtNtt.WOJmt SALES and SERVICI 1S1 8 14S VSf-A, for ceneral auratnfr Vkuta. Uy- v ABOVE LISTINGS ANTENNAS INSTALLED A REPAIRED l awrWrma-s. maternal and latent care. Are bHertnd thru member lattice* bi Ute| Naiwark, N 183 fceaUheaUh ertwathnertwatioaj The VislUnVisitinc* MIfi! Tutoring CRANFORD BOARD OF REALTORS 119 EM! Fifth StNrt, PUlafidd, H. Clerk of &e ._ 31$ OlDSMOtlll OUAU1V DIAUK Grnmgefor Rent Can Help You. nominal Fee. Telephone 1lUnllwoitn, M. til BKMaa 8-0797. or consult Telephone TUTORINa - High fchool and Collaa* • FOR urreoRmr AND BERVICK 110-10 0 • "" . ii"J Ureproaf (aiaaa. near Stwvk* ALL ElMtrk < Directory. Hour* Monday thru Satur- il*. Carolu* T. Clark; B.A.

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THE CRANTORD CtTOEN AND;CHRONICLE, THURSDAY. l6t OPEN THURSDAY NITE TIL 9 thus wiU be forced to turn to gov- Democrat* toi Talk ernment for things which the fov- eminent has deprived y .GARWOOD — Campaign strati making him unable to pay foregy was discussed and appoints United Fund Garw< them. ments for a drive to get out the CARWOOD — Pledging that if Eventually, the speaker stated. vote were made as the Garwood KENILWORTH he will Instruct his cabinet this would mean the American Democratic Club met Friday nigh* *•• — GARWOOD CRANFORD „. to "live within income." people would become dependent at Union County Meyner for Gov- [upon politicians for the necessities MCond cUa maU tn»tt«r 3 Sections, 24 Pages—10c itor Malcolm S. Forbes, Re- eVhor headquarter*. 217 South ave-; CRANP08P. NEW JERSEY, THURSDAY, OCTOBER 17, 1957 Ottlc* at Cranford. N J ] uhlican candidate for governor, of life. nue. James J. Laden, Jr, cam- i iedared at a dinner held by the The only answer to this problem, paign rtahager; presided. • ' Couricijmeh I. George Casabona ELIZABETH : tegular Republican Club of Union he declared, is that "government must live within its present bud- and Frederick C." Wehrum/Jrv Reports Fund i bounty in the Cranwood last get, just as you and I" seeking reelection to three-year College Club Drive Sets Flu, Absence Long-Range Committee Set ' "hursday night that if Governor Senator Forbes said a family terms, and Charles Thorne. run- ' tobert B. Mcyncr is reelected docs this same thing, and when ning for a prie-year unexpired Drive Returns here will be no choice between there is on essential new need term on the Borough CoundL Figure Low, < utting the budget or not cutting it which can't be-financed from in- spoke briefly, promising^"clean, •3m Profits Encouraging To Deal With Town Planning factual and aggressive campaign," : iext~year, but only a choice among come, the family uses" the install- ^e-<>anflomColle^'Chib',tlito''W!eek]ran.>lts'p^tij''to^ the sub- Trustees Told president of tRe Board of Educa- " ment plan. Government, he de- v Residential carapaign'of the 1957 Setting up of a citizens' long- continuing basis to facilitate -plan- 1 he new taxes already proposed by i-L" drive ii 'is conducting for The Citizen and Chronicle to tranford thus farjias been for- ning for the benefit of the..com- upn, thanking a group of.14 citi- I he. Democratic governor. clared, should do the same thing new record, it was annpunced today. The .club's profits tunate in having one-of the school Cranford''United Fund. Drive got range planning committee, includ- rather than raise taxes. ^ .. • Respond >VeryGoiod' 5101166, a off to. a good start with' favorable ing members of the board of Edii- munity as a whole,, was revealed it-iis for accepting assignments as . I Senator Forbes said that if tax from the drive, which ends on Oc- systems in.this area yrith the leas^ a| Tuesday: night's meeting of themembers'of. the'comrnittee and an- p. ie speaker was introduced by To^Aid Squtfd Dr^ve amounts pf absences percentage-1/! weather over! thfe w^ek-end, it was cation. Township, Committee ."'.and papeases are jntfai halted, a man .'fe- tober 31. WiU gd^to its scholaijship reported this week by'% J. Mil- Township Planriirig., Board, in re- Board- of Education in 'Cleveland nouhcing that Channing Rudd. a 3or,-H'.. Emerson. •Thomap of i ?G ARWOOD — pe?ppnse pf the f'-f,/,: ; wise d^e to the current wajreof. kith a family will npt'be able io West field. Republican state com- f : ; • ' 'a ler, Jr., executive chairman. ' sponse to the frequently expressed .School. ;./•'' i'}-''-. ' i .i | • .; '•' 'member, of the school board and of public to the annual fund drive of During the past week, the club respiratory Infections, Superin- . Made public at the meeting was its previous ..long-range planning J . provide for bis own needs and nutteemari.: , : . tendent of Schools Howard R. Best . "The house-to-house canvass need for a setup. whereby these : benefited ' from 85 new and 126 apparently is proceeding well," groups can exchange data on a a letter ' from. M. L. Taliaferro, committee, would serve as chair- renewal subscriptions turned in byreported to tht Board of Education man. • ' " • .'-•".• •• V . , ' at its meeting Tuesday night. Mr. Miller said, "although il is of its members and also received course too early to predict final '"This committee," the letter ex- credit for three new and 79 re- •results.."',.' ''••'. "•'..•• . .'•:'.;• •' -. '•'••-..'. plained, "is the outgrowth of the Shown at herb cabinet is Miss Alice Mathews of button? I To Education newal subscriptions turned in at College Students Meanwhile, W. D. Compton, Candy Cane, Christmas Bell school board's realization that we former Cranford High School English teacher, who will the newspaper office. .... •"•' chairman for the 'solicitation' of must now take- another look at the • her "Herb Fragrance" display as a feature of the. fall .flower. shoSK* Cranford-s stat* aid for educa- Mrs.',"'farris• S. Swackhamer, Immune to Bug? business and civic associations by factors contributing to the growth to be presented by Crane's'. Ford Gardeners hv Jthe Educational; ^n ^oiild more than double u»- chairman "for the College. Club, Absenteeism during the past Kiwanis and Rotary Club ^mem- Theme to Brighten Holidays of school population in Cranfprd to complimented members of her or- determine our needs for the.next , Building of Cranford Methodist Church October'M. A member of & a pwposal which theltew Jer- several weeks has been onljr bers, reported: that collections to ; ,; Christmas decorations In the business section this year will take ganization for their: excellent ef- decade. A study should also, be, the Herb Society of America and editor of its magazine, "The ^ EducationAsspdatton wUl sub- ^slightly above normal at Union date amount to over $2,230, with the.form of an alternating candjr.cane and Christmas bell, it was an- forts thus far In the campaign and about 60 percent of this phase of made tdrassure the best utilisation "-; Green Bulletinv" Miss Mathews maintains at her home a medlevai- oafto the 1958 Legislature; Junior College, Dr. Kenneth C. KOWIANDHAKPEN.SK. of our present School facilities." also thanked townspeople for their B4acKay, president, reports. . the campaign completed^ .';• V patterned garden of over 100 herbs. (Story on Page 7, Section 2)' association «ays Cranford splendid cooperation. She has. Over-all goal of this year's drive Serving on the committee in adr The While many high school-pupils ford -Community Council dition to Chairman Rudd are: t , . receive $737,903 under the urged club members who have not are being struck by influenza- is $24,100, to be allocated among This year's holiday decorations ttie Garwood First Aid Squad was At 3 p.m. Sunday, the Rev. Mr J compared »302^88 yet completed their house-to-house State Realtor participating agencies as follows: iii the business arch, tis in past . Burton.C. Beldpn. a past presi- d ^ canvass or have return calls to like illnesses, older students on Public dent of the Board of Education described this week by Magistrate Tougher will meet With adults the college level do not seenx.to Visiting Nurse Association. $2,500; years, will be financed by the ••••:•'•'• seeking church, membership.. Jun- ^3^ he ppresent law; make, to finish their solicitations Wh6 served as chairmacha n of'the-'- James T. Leonard, squad presi- : be affected as often. Dr. Mac- Welfare Association, S&OOOfBoy Crawford Business Association with dent, as "very good." - ;. , ior 'Westminster Fellowship Will Kenilworth's increase Would be thil-jveek-end. ; •'. Slated Scouts. $9,000; Girl Scouts. $6,800; buildinK committed for the Brook- Ivy-League Boys Kay pointed out.. the cooperation of the Township side. Place and Walnut Avenue Because of inclement Weather; meet at 4 p.m. and Senior Fellow- Water. The borough's state aid ':•. Mrs; Swackhamer contacted all expenses. $800. Citt thedoQr^to-dooEiCanvasaxbxsij of^hB^area^captains^yMt^?^ As Speaker If You Get a members was not entirely• com- Senior Choir rehearsal wiu"be -ttf AttrAgesl- aid would urging them to make renewed ef- "It seems to be levelling off '«'•••. J .. "_» ••»'•• u * letter explaining the purpose president of business group. 596. Gat-wood's state how." Dr. Best continued, "and we Blach, a member of the Township pletedon-Sunday and additional held 'at 7:30. this^ evening, All; 7 forts to have all of their territories Rowland Harden, Sr.. president ani activities ot the participating Marking the beginning ef United the CCommunity Council has spon- church members, • particularly; jump from $28, «> covered as soon - as possible, She have the situation well under con- of.the New jersey Association of agencies to the. residents Of Cran- Planning Board; Raymond CoW-« ' Professional rounds hiad to be made this week, Nations Week; October 20 to 27, sored ' two meetings- to look into perthwaite arid James McGovney, so a report on the proceeds will those who joined during- the last Throughput the state, school dfa- also- requested townspeople who trol, We have been able to pro- Real Estate Boards, will be guest jotd has helped our solicitors the possibility of mpr cpm'muhity vide substitute teachers without speaker today at^a joint meeting greatly," the executive chairman a community forum will be held e present members of the Board of come .later. Magistrate" Leonard year, are invited to join this group. toids would receive an additional have not been contacted, because participation, and. also to obtain Advice a of illness of some of the club mem- difficulty when necessary, and the ard of Realtors remarked. "And the Citizen and Sunday at 4 p.m. jn the auditorium Education.- •.',*."; • ..; ' " ' ';•' ;•; '"'; Junior Choir rehearses at 3:30 p.m. suggestions as to how the flnonclal said. They're, wearing of Also, Mrs. Sidney Nunn, Robert Mondays, y-*•;;-~';-- ~; -.-•':': -'•; :;'% bers or their, families, to send their number of teachers taken ill hasand Its Women s Association: at chronicle^ through its extensive of the Educational Building of contributions made by local- mer- 1X ; • tSsefiiiJ-E; A,;!. •:.,.,.. Echo Lake Country Club. Mr. coverage of this campaign, has Hueston, Max L. Tuttle, Richard : '..There will be dedication of as- , Button-Down, Ivy subscriptions directly to the news- not been sufficient to undermine Cranford'Methodist Church.'- The chants may achieve the best effect. 'The association will ask the paper of flee before dctober 31. our' educational program," Harden will be accompanied by done even more to bring home Robey, Harold Achilles. John Me-: Returns After -;M slgnments for the coming year and theme will be "Your World—Your it was the consensus at Mon- presentation* of gifts for a Christ- League Shirts! siai,e next year to increase sub- Thus far during the'drive 544 Absences on Tuesday, Dr. Best Weslcy P. Stevens, executive vice-1 /Continued oil Page 8) Harg, D. S. McArthur. and An- president of the state group. : day, night's' meeting that perma- thony Terregino,. principal of mas box as the Missionary Society janiiaHy the formula on which new subscriptions , and . 1,423 re- reported to the, trustees, amounted nent committee should be formed] siif Stay in Pakistan Whether they're 5 - {Continued 'on Pope Two) At the monthly meeting ot the BOQUI of Gienrock, 1 Cleveland School. . . -$? •-.; i. meets at the church at l;S0 pjn.: •I wast state aid to local school dis- (Continued ton Page 8) . ;:Mrs.-M. which could meet in January after tricts is based. S. Herbert Starkey, local association last Thursday in of the New Jer- Preliminary plans for. the new Tuesday.' Prayer hour: and. Bible M former viewing this year's decorations and or 15, whether they •JC NJ£A. research director;, ex- the office of Charles M.Yeakel. all Amerlcan Asso- :pmmittee*s activities were out- . study will he held at 8 pjn.^Wed- officers: of the "Cranford Board of sey branch offer suggestions for future holi- ined at a meeting conducted by GARWOOD—George Wolf, son ; pliins that the so-called *%onnula" nesday. '.' ;•;• :,..•••:•..:•' ..'•' . 'v ',"' like Flannel Shirts. Realtors!were reelected for anoth- elation for the ited NaUons. Will day lighting and decorations. There Mr. Rudd in Cleveland School last of Mr. and Mrs. John W. Wolf of aid is now about two-thirds of the Municipal Government ; also .'.was sentiment favoring the er term. . -.' . ' '' . .-'• • ~ •' ' •'• speak on "How the U. N. Works." night. 333 Beech: avenue,. recentltly ar- Gingham Shirts, toial amount which, the state con- unification of all township Christ rived home after spending two-and tributes to local education expend- They are: President, Edward J. Louis Dailey, a Maplewood attor- Setting up of such a committee • i'fr" Knit Shirts, Cordu- Shahten; vice-president. Phil F. mas decorations. . ' a half years in Karachi, Pakistan/ itures. Other major.aid items; are By cees ney, news commentator oh Station was suggested by Commissioner Attending Monday hlght'6 meet- McAtecr in speaking for the Town- During his stay in Karachi, Mr. <>rotoct You* ChUdna Witt roy Shirts, or Ox- tau-ard transportation, costs, school , The Cranford league of Women Voters has Selected "The Study WAAT, and. a member, of the Na- ing were Mrs. B. V. Brlxner, pres- ship Committee at a Board of Edu- Wolf .represented the. National , building; the education of handi- of Our Local Government" as its local agenda topic for the ensuing- tional Executive Council of United of ^ cranford Council of Catholic Welfare Conference as a ford Cloth Shirts...~ capped children and teacher re- year. To introduce background information for this topic to the gen- ^Wniia C cation meeting in August. World Federalists, will have as his W^tden- At that time he referred, to the coordinator "between the govern-. tirianent. . '••:•[•'•. .'••.••. :.-, \. eral membership; Mrs. Harold N. whether they like and Henry A. Detering. School,. by the topjic'The Issues Before Ute.U.N." pu»»j'" , Evening Department of the township's current planning pro- - ments of the United- States-and! 'The increased aid is needed,' Trent- and MrsT Nathan Rodsteln wqrth Junior Chamber of Com- VIA; lirs. John Ketmlg, president, Pakistan. It was his responsibility' Stripes. Checks or 'HarrHarry -KR.. Heinsnwna,., wh. wiwo recentl«v^«uuyj -T-«^— — ' Kenneth M. Stewart, chairman gram, which envisions construction ACCIDENT POLICY Sir. Starke^ says, "to hold local have written a skit enUtled "Mu- arid Mrs. Bruce E. Bell, Junior of a new municipal building,'po-'. to see that the needs of the poop the Lime- sold his real estate and insurance merce at a dinner Wednesday night of Christian Social Education and Solids... wbcpicr rates down, Local taxes; went Child^tu Government in VIA; B. J. MinetU, chief engineer Uco headtjuarteM and library were taken of properly, and that W over $40,000,000 this year for a business, was made an .honorary at the Coach and Four, Action in the Cranford Methodist of the Central Railroad of New there Was no overlapping or du- idesBlaakat Covenga for member of the: organization. 'He - The trophy will be presented to on Pojje 2) ^And we can give you that help^We are now able to arrange they like s&sxA costs alone, ibis, is twice ing Wednesday at 8:30 p.m. in Church, will be the moderator. fContinued Pn Page.8) plicating of relief. •:;-'... a much as in any) previous year. For Teachers at Trinity Church. h#s been acUve In the local real Mr. Tipaldi by Dr. Robert E. Wat- financWgfqr you by G.L, F.H.A., or conventional loan. Beyond this The\ purpose of the National MEDICAL EXPENSES BlUcs, Greens, i estate'field- for the pasr* 33 yeans~ son, charrman of the selection com- The public is Invited to attend. Vixhout state'MayT>o»«W:'Ttl VlH nook;^if; wiU pnt: • •• •• • ••••••• • • • • —«..roittee.ilttee./. - .<. • •-...•. _ •• i •.--.'•'•••:! ' •-.. . ••. •• '."- • : convenience, pftNcaai help"you secure jufctthe plans to suit your Catholic'" Welfare Conference is Greys. Reds or any. .' ing group meetings in Bloomf leld, .called "Township Committee," and «.R. N, in a talk onriTie Pf«- dent of the Cranford Business As- topics to de discussed. Dean Trayes. GAR.WOOD ;— A nominating Trenton, and Linden. . choreography by Mrs*. Abner Turk. His name also will be entered in former Cranford Chapter of the Cranford has 327 fewer eligible '•'B. Striped Flannel ^.^..^JtM, School Child Through a Nurse's sociation, chairman of the Cran- And Dean Crosby will bring with Committee to-prepare a slate of Eyes** at a nieeUng of the Roose- ' Th- program involves intensive, The skit will be directed by Mrs. the national Junior Chamber of AAUN, and is a member of thevoters for the November '5 general ford Chapter of the American Red Commerce "Young Man of the them students from both colleges church officers for 1958 will be se- ; C..StripedCorduroy ...^—.CM Parent-Teacher Association objective case studies of individual Trent assisted by Mrs. Rodsteln. Cross, and a director of the Cran- Board of Directors of the Union tcctcd at a congregational meet- YEAKEL 4 SHAREY children on > the premise' that,The authors thanked Mrs. J. E. Year" contest. • election that it had for the who will tell of their orientation D. Striped Knit ^.«...~.~ iM' prc-sehool unit in the home of ford Taxpayers* Association. He County Chapter, AAUN. experiences. Tape recordings" of ing following the • 11 a.m. service MK. Robert A. Brooks, 105 Corthrough such-a study\ better Un- Hawkins, Jr., for lesearch work on resides at 418 Casino avenue. . This marks the second time that idential election tt year ago. In Garwood Presbyterian Church derstanding of all children will '. (Continued on Pose 2) the "Young Man of the Year" According to figures released interviews with 'collegcollge freshmen 113 Miln St. E. Checked Gingham u^._JUf- luahia avenue, last week. ; - Elected with Mr. Kervick were: this Synday, "Assurance" will be Miss Eilbaehcr, who has served develop". , Weekly -meetings ari ^Harold, S. , Compton,. vice-presi- award has been made by the local VIA, LWV Invite this week by the Union County who had adjustment problems will the sermon > topic of the' Rev. Eric T.I.BR 6-2474 ss pediatric nurse for Dr. Carl G: held and lectures and laboratory dent; Sidney L. Nunn. treasurer; Jaycees. James S. Avery of Plain- Board oi Elections, Cranfprd has be used to further illustrate' the S. Tougherv pastor^ at the service. V • I'..' •:'..•'" ,-,'v • •'•'•• , •• * of 38 Springfield avenue periods are scheduled with Mr. Russell Hoagland, William. Bar- field, formeV Cranford High Schpol Public to Me€t 12.401 eligible voters for the No-points under discussion. , v Sunday School meets .at 9:45 a.m. for the past 11: years, stressed the Lorusso in- November, January, -teacher, was accorded the honor in vember 5 election. Last year 12,728 Dean, Trayes obtained her B-A. nett, Dean S. Vander Ciute, and 1 Mdtwja' ' . . ' , V.-1 , ' -•t\m BO^S0EPA1TOIENT; • importance of answering all neces- February and April. V . ' Winfield Kohler,, directors. Hqld- 1956., Cranford, residents' were eligible degree at Ursinus College and her The following elementary teach; Nov. 5 Candidates M.A. at New York University. She T sary questions to prevent the child In Ghana over directors are W. Dean Comp- • ... • '. ; •'• ••• The annual non-partisan open to vote. ; , - ^> .; FOURTH FIJOOR ' from developing hostility toward ers will participate in the program Garwood and Kenllworth also taught English^ in, high schools la :: Describing the durbar on "Inde- ton, Dr. William silverman and Schedule Sidewalks house for candidates iii the Novem- this year: ..' -,.. •' '• .'• . '• • .•• Pennsylvania and New Jersey for the hospital -• pendence Day,'*' JMarcH 6, when Herbert S. For Additional Areas ber 5 election, sponsored by the have, fewer eligible voters this "Above all" she said, ^remain Lincoln School—Miss Dorothy was a nominating year. There are SO fewer voters in several years before the war. Sh~"e 1 (Continued, on Page 2) : Ghana, Africa, became an inde- Also elected -- Additional ^areas-to"be included- Village Improvement Association Continued on pace 8 (Continued on Page 2) ,. >UUUcommitte.»T e for 1958 consisting of and supported this year by the Garwood and-31 in Kenllworth. pendent state, Miss jean Quarter- in the sidewalk ordinance to.be in-* FLORAPHILE GARDEN CLUB E. Calvin Shire, retiring president, trodused and passed on first read- League of Women Voters, will be Garwood has 2,574 eligible voters main demonstrated" in native dress las chairman; A. Nathaniel pierce, ing by the Township Committee held in the Municipal Building at for November 5 as compared with a welcome dance typical oi that Dr> Henry J. Mineur, Paul Babinoc Tuesday night were* listed this 8:15 p.m. October 24. Each ciand 2,6ft4 a year ago, while Kenllwarth jParade Date, Saturday, occasion, .as she addressed the and Rlissell Howard. , .. week by Township Engineer P. J. idate wililll be allowelldd five minute has 3,675 eligible voters this year Visiting from the Clark Kiwanis to speak, and no substitutes will compared to 3,706 ls$t" year. ihSillS-iS W^>i|-^l^Il!-1M h"i f \' urns eTuo^1J«e4iartla^ AID BUILDING Featuri Fredericks, Frank Stephans, Idents eligible to v The annual . Woodside Manor •V7 v terian Church Monday night. William Fer- of Orange avenue between Sutton The meeting'has been sponsored . Centennij (Near North Ave.) "October. Holidays,'* the! Crane's Ford Gardeners flower show to thur BfoskiBfoskin and place and RooseVelt School; west- for the past 12 years by the VIA &•—a decrease of 7,552 from lastHallowee- n parade will be held . from 1 to 9 pjn. Tuesday-in the Educational Building of Miss Quartermaln, an executive rance. Dr. Kaymond Simon wan year's record figure of 241,668. All on Sunday, October 27, it waS an-, member of the Asian-African Or- erly side of Dtitunan road between for the citizens of Cranford to meet |. Cranford Methodist Church,: wlU feature chrysanthemums.vand local a guest of Dr. William, Silverman, Lexington -avenue and Denman the candidates personally. The Union County communities except nbunctd by the chairman, Daniel ' ganization of the United Nations, Delegates from .the local club will Berkeley Heights, Clark, Fanwood Moses. ' •.• '• :• .•'•;••. '. , residents are invited tocute r their served as an interpreter and-host- plaee; southerly side of Denman open, house is open to the public, Hillside, Mountainside, New Prov. WEYEtHAEUSEK choice blooms in the horticulture visit the Elizabeth club today, (pad .between Denman place and and invitations to attend, have been Paradcrs will meet at 2:30 pJm, ess for the^Ghana -government at A film on natural gas was. idertce £«d SpringfielSpring d have- re- at the comtr of Oratpn drive and Hot Rod Group exhibit, Mrs. Henry A Detering, its independence celebration. Lincoln avenue; southerly side of sent out to all local clubs and or- b f ligible voters 4-SOUAtEHOME shown. Mr. Shire presided. Lexington avenue between Rank- ganizations. " ' •-, duced numbers of eligible voters Raritan road and will march to. horticulture chairman, announced. utSpeaking on the topic, "Women Mohawk drive, over to and down in avenue nnd Chester Lang place; Senior VIA members Mrs. Wal- IUIIWNO SERVICE Outlines Plans; Persons wishing'to enter chry- of^Ghana," she said th^y can be this year' Si., as' compared with last Omaha drive, tb Lexington ave- Miss Beverly Paffrath. daughter and southerly side of Blooming- ter Conley and Mrs. Charles Red- year, : : : Isanthemums, should contact M.rs, divided into three groups: The of Mr. and Mrs. E B. Paffrath of dale avenue between Elizabeth nue, on to Osage drive to the : : a periect blend >'i-- -.'- i-o:. Seeking Sponsor Warren Sechrlst, - 29 Hampton educated (usually in England), den will serve as. hostesses- "and judges,'stand. .. iet dignity- 222 Locust drive, has returned to ftvenue and the new elementary Mrs. Anthony Henrlch as time-' "It is basic to'the dub that we street, by nnoon Monday,, Sped- the women who work in the mar- Glassborp State Teachers College* school. ' ' ' Anniversary Fete Prizes wilt be awarded and the obey the traffic laws. I know. 1 mens must be identified. ketplace and retail trade, and the keeper. Mrs. Bruce Bell of the judges will be Public Safety. Di- M«rf« dUgmi. curled tb*o««4.fa-i^. too. The vast mass of illiterate women who after celebrating her birthday with Junior VIA and Mrs. Robert Davies tumriotw living room ham an opon-beam rafaw have^made an effort to improve Three arrangment classes Open her faniilyi Miss Paffrath, who is A workshop for portrait photog- Speaker Authority rector Nicholas St. John La Corte, ay driving since the first meet- to the public will be: "Off to the live in .the bush. -• ranhy and peak action, shots of a of the Evening Department will be. Charles Und and the Rev. Albert Milmg. pkbm window, and a mM«»ve fireplaca "All over Ghana there Is a great in her sophomore year, is treas- ushers.' . wg." Barry Durand told his fellow Game," a corsage Using flowers urer of her sophomore section and ballet dancer highlighted a meeting D, ppastor of Osceola Presby- wmIL Th7b ««• to find jusi U« trrasury, and ways and means. ~ f r o m. Japan, will speak to thetkn institution with many de- National Missions in a rural 1 home you want in a a» and aty U to fityou r needs. South Union avenue, Is accepting Junior College.- Dr. Kenneth C. tucul Chaiiruian Named _ The advisors and dub members entries for the arrangements, and Margaret Greene Association of; nartments. "~~~J- raouritain area in Oklahoma. While :;.';•," .?'':-i'«v''i'i th« advisory board have beed Red Cross Entertains MaeKay, president of UJC and a Miss Poarl Ivy of 2 Hayes street they must be registered with her the cirst Presbyterian Church, on Mrs. Thurber also has assisted studying at Yale, Mrs.' Thurber ited'to attend a meeting of the Patients at Kesuler Monday at 7:30 pJru . | - the program of student -and served as director of an after member of the historical society's; member of the_UiMon_County Chatham Squires. This hot rodby boon Saturday^ • • • ', committed for the anniversary pro- Chapter. MuscutaiFDysfrophy A*-. Up To 58Mil«s TOTIM Gallon ,,. A variety show was presented! Mrs. Thurber and her husband youth. ^iWangctera thrpughi - th j school club program In Hart- 1 club meeb every Wednesday in an In. addition to horticultural en- have- completed their first term of gram, pointed out that tit, Law» sociation , has been named-chair* ' ; ;: r tries and. arrangements, "October by a group representing Cranford- Kyoto District Organization of the ford, and .also as a youth worker ' NEW 1958 ' :""'': :' old barn which they have reno- service tu" missionaries in Japan United Church of Christ in Japan, Community son has made a study of this lo- man of the local fund drive for Holidays" will feature ail exhibit Garwood-Kenllworth Chapter, in the Elmwood cale with special emphasis on 1Umuscular dystrophy which Will •*** ."•. vated for meetings and a place to under the Presbyterian Board of and through Fellowship House, a by the conservation committee American Bed Cross, last Weddea Church In Hartford. take place sUrting November 1. - $1382J5 Foreign Missions. They have been Chrir.ian center for rtudents. will COB- Importance in the American Revo- eadedJty. '; .^"xawiWiMi i ^^^^UCoJ x ^ Equi nutitut0~ Thurber home drew large num-dilrt H\& _. .nmjnrnni. ind"e*]P" March will eo(ncl3i wrfh i ^Jerrr Japan for centuries and t»n. im> wtiicl. will begin at 7 o'clock, and Born In Brockton, Mass., a West Orange. bers of serious young people who ucated in public schools there, .Dr. Lewls for Muscular Dystrophy" Dancers ' were Richard Cheny, portant. education, artistic, and Mrs. A. H. Houseknccht will be in she had a flat tire, made her wanted- to discuss the many per- Lawson was graduated front Up> television show at the end of No- Gosling of Mountainside. Mary Anne Perlna and Carol Grif- relitlpus center. charge of the worship • service. "*e»tiv« to the idea of a Cranford plexing problems before them. , sala College in 1025. He was avember, -when- the comedian will SCHHITZ BROS. Mrs. Nelson Llghtcap has pre-fiths all of Garwood, students at In addltioa to studying the dif Executive board wemVers. will stage a star-studded 31-hour bene* Club. The Squires have accepted Mrs, Thurber is from Minneapo- graduate of Augustana. Theologl* pared a bird exhibit, m which pic- the Joyce School of the dance, ficult Japanese language', they serve as hpstesses for the eve- fit prrfnrmanre for MDAA. •••— Authorized U\t and. Swryic* — ^n invitation to come to the next lis, and is a graduate of Macalcster (Coutinucd bti Pay* 2) tures of birds Will be correlated Oarwood. Accompanist was Rich- turned their home into a center ning. 336 C«nt«mii«| Av«. of the Cranford Club to College and of Yale Divinity 781 C«n!r«l Av«. W««Hl«ld , ,. (Continued on Page 2) (Cpntittucd on Page 2) • ' of work, for the students hi the (Continued

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