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viser of the Forum Club. costs for driving; without registra- and $S, each,' for ignoring stop •' • • iHitnl . •• , CHS Students Dr. Kenneth C MacKay, presi- tion in his possession. street signs; Domlnick Piscitelli, OM of our favoriU ftortefl \«i» Shop and Bui; dent and dean of Union* Junior Fines paid to Court Clerk Willis Union, sppeding, $5 and $5; David. ««rn« an admirabl* little hortlcuV ••''..• . ••- .<* College, will welcome the stud- C; Bird in the Violations Bureau Conant, linden, $7 and $5 . for tural TOlumt, The Grafter'i HaaA Speak Today speeding and $5 and $5 fora stop book, which, by •ome itrang« (at GIVE HER A DRESS LENGTH ents •at the morning session. This during the preceding week in- •'•/.• At UJC Forum will be followed by the discussion cluded: street sign violation; Gerald O. perhaps not wo ttrange) mtwhane* groups which will consider timely William R. Seibpth, Elizabeth; Patterson,'12. Balmiere parkway, Cot fatto tiu curnrnt Oxford tint SHE'LL LOVE IT! Cranford • Four members of the Cranford topics of interest £0 youth of ,jthe Edmund - J. Glynn, Scotch Plains, Unsigned license, $2 fine plus $3 ynttj Fren catalog under tb* («»• High School Forum Club will be •ml h—i*ti«t, "GovromtBt" , community. •. An. election of offi- and James C. MiUer, Roselle, $7 costs. • _ ••.•'•• . '•' •••• -' speakers today for panel ''discus- cers and a review of Jdiscussion A FEW OUTSTANDING VALUES G A R WOOD G RANFORD KENILWORTH sions to beheld during the annual group' conclusions also 'are slated. session of the Union County Stud- ent Forum at Union Junior Col- .'•I' VoL LXI. No. 47. 1 lege. ' •. '"••'- •:••.-•. • -• § .•'•." x^ EMBOSSED and PLAIN TAFFETAS CRANFORD, NEW, JERSEY, THURSDAY DECEMBER 16, 195T e as art-ond cla*s mail rnattt-r at Driver Fined w The Post Ofltce at Cranford. N. J. 36 Pageship .Cents' Steve Samnick and Lee Col- AMERICAS MOST FAILLE, WOOLENS, RAYON SUITINGS burn will speak on the topic "Is Despite Legalities Vm Youth Afraid to Speak Its Mind," AND 72" -~ ~ Concert Soloist while Faith Sharer and Judy Annexation Unit Thousands Cheer Arrival of Famous Character Steidtz' will discuss the subject Raised by Father T MAGNIFICENT Brookside Cornerstone '"Should the United States Adopt In a case in which decision had • A liyw Tract* Policy" been reserved to permit cohsidera- —BOUKBOIV- Considers Sieg will be moderator for one.of tion of legal questions raised by __v ^Corduroys i& Cottons Ceremoriy Wednesday the, discussions. • ••'-..-"• his'-father,-.who isa lawyer, H°- Candidates . The ajl^day meeting wijl attract bert Haut,;M, of Clark, was fined Knitting Materials Under the direction of students of the schools, a cornerstone ISlafed Applications for Board of Edu- high school^ students from "Cran- $50 and assessed $5 court costs by laying ceremony for the Brookside Place School will bp held Wednes/" Magistrate Charlts J.. Stevens in ;•-• :&.-."••? cation candidates in- the February x ; ford.-'Westfield. Jefferson, Battin, r Township Committee will con .day at 10:30 a.n». in the school auditorium. . '^ • -'v~ " ' • and Benedictine Academy,1 all of Municipal Court" on\Monday tor 8 school election were,' reviewed OR A GIFT W HOSIERY luct a^Jiearing open tp the 14 Tuesday evening , at the initial The pr<>grarn' will. consist • primarily of various speakers 'i Elizabeth, Hillside,.;Ros.eJle:-.:-T.O,WE-LS^:v:;..v .Smith, Gail Schatz, Pat Grant, permit which had expired tar *July . : tho' committiee" fdllowing' receipt "compose' the Joint Civic C.pmmit- of Education. He will toefollowed 1 tee. Deadline for submitting ap- ' Carol Stewart. Barbara Velbinger, Speeding counts brought iines of' of a" letter from one of the resi- Traffic Flow by Carol. Terpehing, another • stu,- Joy Cromarty, PaP t Hamiltonil , ji$1S0 plus $5 costs, each/ for the in attractive gift boxes,by Cannon; plications for committee considera- ats ittvating the transfer to Lin- tion was Monday. In the interest of automobile derit, whose topic will be "Re- lyn itobey, Carol Wooley, Anne following: James Quinnan, Win- iiii-S-UH m ' The names of prospective Candi- search." . *.' ' Morgantha.u. :, • • field; Andrew Drotar./Raritan, and den. At a previous meeting, an- and .pedestrian ' safety,. Police 1 ! ,„.,,. J • • -T ,. j Mrs\ Homer Martin of the Par- - Also, Gail Flannery, John Shroe- William Engel, Union. The latter other resident had advised the ANTMOlttV CICFFBEDA dates will be submitted'''to'the en- tire Joint Civic Committee at its William A. Fischer announevd to- • ,.._ , «' • !• •„ -. der, Edith Morganthau, Beth An- also was penalized $5 and $5 for *.*.*>* HOME & FAMILY STORE committee that she preferred to next' full meeting December 27 P.- ent-Teacheresent "Otherr Associatios Interesten d wilinl rep- -dersau, EUimr ; 1 have her property remain a part when candidates for the multiple day, the police department,! \vith dren. OiirPTA." Under the head- Witte,-Stephen Haveson, Dolores Frank J. Nebenfuhr of Newark WALNUT AVE. . CRANFORD oi, Cranford.' slate Will be endorsed by the com- th» approval of the Cranford Traf- .Scheller, Sharon McCandless and paid $5 and 3>S for ignoring a stop Carol Sing fic Coordinating. Committee, isin jg "Other Interested Organiza- _ Opposite Cranford Meat Market — : Township Clerk Ji Walter Cof- mittee members. tions," Mrs, V. Leroy Brinkerhotfv . Frieda Eichler. Karl Budmen, so- street sign, ;and Otis E. Waitei o{ making some changes in tho flqvv is rioor—DiB ucutjr DtniuiNCjoirOtftTiON, fee was instructed to arrange the Three vacancies are to be filled Santa Claus is shown ready to president of the Ladies-Auxiliary cial studies teacher, is faculty ad- Westficld Baid a $1 fine plus $1 meeting at which the committee 1 of traffic, in the vicinity of Spring On Program at -the February 8 election. Term field avenge and .Riverside drive to Capt. Newell Rodney Fiske_ will determine also whether resi- of John H- McClintock., M. L: Tali- a tour of., the town in art open car driven-by Howard M. Siegel, Christmas decorations chairman of Post' 335, Veterans of Foreign, dents of the Berlant Park section the Cranford Business Association, after Santa's triumphant arrival jn town Saturday.morning. near the entrance to Normandl aferro and Mrs. G. Holmes Wil- place. . ; _ . Wars, wilj present• an,American signed the petition for secession Of Glee Club liams expire, in February; Mrs flag to the school and Miss Elsie Singing of. Christmas , carols, Next to the guest of honor in the car is. Mayor Fred P. Andersen, and-seated next to the mayor is "Entering Springfield avenue voluntarily. The Cranford com- Williams is the only one of. the M. DelPesco of the Harry D. John- mittee has maintained that it will with the' audience invited to join trio Who has publicly' announced HowarHd d HarrisHi , in Charge of the'Santa Claus project for the Business Association. Girl at the right from Normandie place .by way p: the short spur of Riverside drive ; carry out-the wishes.of the ny. r ==4s=Keii<*^gcrRHwT5«3r=6^ tour. Also ••-••• • - • i. -^^Vi^^il^^^-^L^:,^^ fdrlty" of.tKe rSlcten^njrtneiarea. The'annual winier concert of. the hazardous because of 'thi ond three-year term. Mr. Mc- in the front seat are Mr. Siegel's children, Jay and Ellen. ( ,-- • —p'hoto by jagu*..Mote Police Chief W. A. Fischer rec- Cranford Glee Club in "Sherlock Clintock announced . severa HftH~-t\ 8!40 p:m: Gatuidtry. •.': "Knowiedge" will be the topic meiv Gcoiee Watd and FiailK will be An ^candidate for reelection^ short stretch of^, Riverside driW of~KathIeen~Fritts, which Will be' jCaniso to sergeants. Patrolman •thony-Giuffreda^baritone7Tjf~Col~j December 30"Ts~the deadline for will be made a one-way stree Ward has been named as the de- followed.by a talk by pr. Howard onia, who has beeh soloist in registering "in' order to vote in Santa CMis Proves Great Drawing Card entering from- Springfield avenue: R. Best, superintendent of schools. plirtment's juVenile officer and several New Jersey churches,/in- Traffic also will,, flow one waj the school election; H^ R. McCuI- Tliis will sbe followed by talks by • Patrolman Caruso would replace cluding ; St. ' John's" Episcopal lough, secretary, of the Board of (south), on Riverside drive to Cen :---'M. Sgt. William Gassmanti, who re- Carol Klubenspics on."lcjeals" and FOR THE HOSTESS Church in Elizabeth. He also has Education, pointed out.this v/eek In Town Gaily Decked Out for Christmasttai avenue." ' Jeffrey Zimmerman on "Duties •••'••'. • • • •: '• - ' 1 ' •• • . tires on pension next month. The sung in many concerts, operas Eligible voters may register at the ..•••' ' , • • • * As local children continued to when more than 2,odo children The police chief explained tha and Responsibilities." recommendations Were referred to and operettas, including his ap- er .which hardly left time for con- township clerk's office here or at pass through Santa's trailer across gathered at the station .plaza to fidential exchanges ' of any great these regulations are on an experi In speaking on,"Each and Every committee of th,e whole for con-pearance in the role of Robert in the Union County-Board of Elec- mental basis, and that during thi: sideration, at' the time the new from the Post Office in a steady welcome Santa Claus (in th6 per- length on .the subjectof Christmas Worker," Charles Brewster - will the Westfield Music Club's pro- .tions. Court House, Elizabeth. Al stream last night, representatives son of Police Sgt. William J. (Ja^ experimental period, wooden bar pay tribute to the architects," the WITH THE MOSTEST municipal budget ( is prepared. duction of Romberg's "New Moon" (Continued on page 8) wisfiesT Mayor Andersen explained that of the Business- Association, the -manft)~as he arrived by train. • The rush continued • JVIonday riers will be erected'to familiarizi contractors and the clerk of the last March, '" • •; .\'V no objection was implied,- but Garden Club of Cranford and the Mayor Fred'-P. Andersen offic- night, with more than . 300 chil- motorists with -the new - regula works. Earl BJain ^_ t;. .-r _that the currentgear's budgetdoes Traditional carols in which aud- Township Committee, joint spon- ially welcomed • Santa'and accom- -dren-visiting the Christinas trail- tions. after -which the—barriers Af*er Greta' Christensen speaks no( include appropriations for the ience participation will—be wel- Safe^Driving sors «f this year's expanded pro- panied him on a triumphal tour of er,,.so thtre still wasn't.-time for will be removed and' suitable, one on,. '"Students.!!- ::Mayor Fred "P. •two promotions. . * comed will include "O Little Town gram of community Christmas the town Center in an open car. taking • of individual pictures as wa3f signs.:.and arrieus will be Andersen's topic will be "Com- of Bethlehem," "Hark, the Herald decorations and activities', report- erected permanently. Forty-three residents petitioned Santa Claus then established had been planned. munity." Angels Sing," "Joy to the World," ed that the response thus far hasheadquarters in his trailer on "I hm sure juiat this arrange Other speakers and their topics. ithe committee to use its influence and "O Come, All Ye Faithiul." Pleas Issued S inta 'had arfothcr busy night exceeded all expectations. Eastman street, and by noon prac- last night, but Howard Harris, in ment will do. much to increase include: "Helpers," Don Drumm; to bring about the removal of a Numbers by the 32 men's voices pleas for exercise of exj^ra cau- safety for both motorists and pc •'.J;ii': recently constructed fence, which tion by both drivers and pedes- First indication of the wide- tically- every one of the young- charge of this phase of the Christ- "Opportunity," Roy Bair; "Others Of the club will Include classical spread Interest the program would ster3 who had turned out for hismas program for the Business As- destrians in the area referred to," We May Have Forgottpn," Bar- blocks the path leading from Leh- and trians during the holiday period i ipular selections, spirituals 1 arouse came Saturday' morning arrival .had gone thrugh the trail- sociation, reported ./that the rush. Chief Fischer declared- : bara Zobel, and "Laying of Cor- home drive to the new " Walnut and which opened with observance * of *~ IUS songs, as well as was letting up enough to permit a direction' of Township nerilohe,*' Ronald Dadd. " . ' • Avenue School. The present set- special' Christmas pieces. Safe Driving'Day yesterday arid up, the petitioners.' pointed out, start 'on the taking of pictures Engineer Patrick J. Grail, mem- .Following the talks, the pro- Henry Boardman. is director for will continue through January 2 bers oiNthc Public Works Depart makes it..necessary' for the.chil- were issued today by Police Chief which parents' may purchase if gram will move to the main en- drcn to walk down Denman road, the group. v v ' • ' High School Christmas they wish. merit erected barriers .with- "Do trance of the building on Brook- William A. Fischer and Magis- Not Enter" signs at the foot of the which has no sidewalks, or police trate Charles J. Stevens. Also scheduled to get under way side place where the cornerstone protection. last night was' the playing of Riverside drive spur from Spring will be located. The Student Chief Fischer stressed the im-Programs Set for Tuesday field avenue and on Riverside Council, which has been in charge ' Adopted on final reading was an Santa to Visit portance of courtesy and care Christmas recordings over an am- ordinance fixing the fee for.li- t The annual Christmas programs of Cranford High School will drive north of Central avenue oh pf filling the^cornerstone box, jwill pointing out that if each individ- plifier system at the trailer, ••ar- censing:' dogs at $3.25, effective be presented_T.uesday_mbrning- and-afternpen.' --; " ' •'ra'ifged for by Thomas Arrants. Tuesday and yesterdaypremoving present it to Mr. Troutman who- Legion Party ual will make an especial effort to them at night, to help, familiar- January 1, 1955. This represents G. Frank Zimmerman; principal, announced that parents manager of the Cranford Theatre. will ^ urged all members to cooperate as leading players are Ciirolyn necessary in another, j contest will find an entry blank with the President's Action Com- -meeting of tho Holy Nome Gutiity lx.r 22 and Dctgmtwi 2!> is.'.ue-.r TTOCtron uf tliu Iwu ^.Cliuul^ Went ,• done tostqp.it." Stcnim and William' Because kit this, no offichil tally in order to insure publication, •smoothly if'not "as rapidly as de- "II P.-nfr 4' of Sortlnn Iff nf thi rnlttec for Traffic Safety by exerr am' thoroughly -convinced." of St. Michael's Church in St. Mi- wlition of the dranford Citizen Other dancers' are: Cathe Vogel, of the vote is available ^t this have been advanced as follows: sired, Mr. Blair said. He said pis ing extra driving caution not the letter continued, "that only by chael's School on Monday night. Chronicle. Entry blanks also Jack Burton, Jean Liska, John Church and school news, Fri- Crariford has two beautiful schools oniy on Safe Driving Day but nl-drastic measures can we make a McCarthy, Ethelyn Dunfee, Pete Michael Ferro, "president of the time. The unot'fil-ial count at the -' available at the office of *ahy so on all dayii during the. holiday present time is 01 percent in faynr day. t can be proud of. member of the Cranford Real Es- dent- in the complacency with Scholz, Nancy Hubbard, Russell society, named the following, to Mr. Blair, who also worked on Kirigsley Belaire ;ason. , which some motorists accept the Pictures. Monday tiooh., t v J Sandelvvood , tate Board. Dean. Jane Dankel, Bruce Buzal- serve on the committee: George of, neater attire and 3!) percent he construction of the Cranford '" 1 Service Officer Richard Dowdell tragic toll on our highways. Ac- ski, and Carole Holowchak. Habn. Thomas. Eckels, Jerome against. .Clubs and organizations (ex- ^ost Office in 1935, said it was BY SYRACUSE The three classes for the con-requested rnembers to contact-their BY LENOX coringly, I* should like to make •Following the dance number. Taddeo, Ambrose Ernst, Frank The election, which, was held cept those meetirtg Monday iind nice to return to Cranford. He ex- BY FRANCISCAN tost will be: Overall decoration of assemblymen and senators for ex-' Tuesday)., Monday morning. "wise and Jawn, door decorations this one spcciAc suggestion—that the choir will sing "Sing We Ntiw.) O'Do'rmell, Charles Glynn, Robert pr<£&cd~the- hope he. vvill be :\blc- A dtlieale (lbrol crnt'r on Cal- tension of rent control and read during the period from December Friday innming in aII. homerooius ifornia ahape outlined in lilal- _ most original. Four cash of Christmas" by.. French, "Gesu'Kelly and James O'Doniiell. CUissifield advertisements, 10 o return .again sometimu in tho Sqlid aqoa border outlineJi with Sanjrlwood — a solid »arm several articles concerning veter- 15 to January 2, which the Goyor- oil the school, followed ;m inten- platinum and |>a>tel' (liiwer» inum. Mauve and purple flow- , J^ /^ > amounting to $100 will be a.m. Tuesday. uture. beige outlined in platinum. 17 7' ans' benefits., .It was agreed that nor has proclaimed us a time for sive campaign by the Student with raited jeweMike rrnlrrt. I'lu.r siting inrludet dinner, *••'« er» willi bromi' and xreen ' • awarded in "each classification. Food store advertisements^ There are still a few minor I'ljce aettina Includes dinner^ leaves. Place telllnn include* plure any, veteran's family could ar- £pedaJLemphasis_on_traffic-fiafety, salad, bread and bijU«r; rup pluce i— Mrs. R. R. Wisrner_qf_Cranford, Council, stressing the value oi Tuesday morning. roubles to be ironed out, but all ulid, biraq and; butler,! rup dinner, uilad, bread and bUller, setting range forah^Americari"Eegibn'burS yoU—give-to each'person found and. saucer. Open stock avail* setting Mrs. LToya O'Neal of Wcstficld School OffidahSau Openingheater attire for students. Late news iteins will be ac- major work for the.two buildings and tauccr. Open stock avail- rup and saucer. OpenT stuck ial service by contacting the post guilty of a traffic law violation an "iin Mrs. C.^locum. of Fanwood At .the.executive board mcetiitu ce|)teke a Keneral rec- ed of driving while intoxicated. It Without difficulty or 'confusion students, Mr. Sarnowski said. publicity chairmen ;>nd adver- f the Board of Education Tues- but artistic arrangement of the Christmas tree sale being ommendation to the administra- tisers, iii Kettin^ their copy in ;«y .evening. He told them that •'is lust as much chance to win asconducted by the .post on Spring- will be the best Christmas present of any kind, the - Walnut Avenue It. Would be impossible to hamile tion regarding the problem. you can possibly give the people School was opened to' some 300 the traffic on a crowded street like' as early as possible during the- juality rather than production \vns mnre elaborate one. field afvenuo near. North Union next two weeks will be- aprre- of your community;" students last Thursday, morning. Walnut avenue, the principal said. All art'iitiKcinents for the i-lec- esired and that they got quality, many homes in the town- avenue was presented by Daniel cialcd. -vhien Was well worth the addi- sh Moses. Proceeds of the "sale will *chool offli-ials report. Work is He pointed out that the driveway tion were handled bv, the Student! n> .ilrejidy sporting colorful dec- In preparation for the observ- onal time. '. • go to the First Aid Squad and thc- virtually complete on the 12-room is already being used to capacity "oUncil, which included :i secret I The Citi>cn.:ihd Chronicle of- ( "ViHIons. it'is anticipated there will ance of Safe Driving D:iy und the Mr. Blair thanked the board post. ichool. and that the decision to widen it ballot. Tho council's c<>inp;ii;:n > fice will b,- fif)cii all dav Sahir- w many entries for the contcsl.,1 (Continued on Page ,8) —i i..ni>i.-ix f..r tin' "vi»ry tin.." L.IH() Acting on experience Ruined to provide for two one-way ll'hcs has been spearheiuUsI by Ed Hob- j day. December IB. .->»<) will "bte7^rt'.sIiTCii~t~;i11-c;ipfain of j since tfieTopening oTThe bUildlng, been 'justified,' by_itsjjuse._ ;»ll djiy Friday. Detvml>cf_.. e-Was.given.- He said he - ap- hbkbli ~r" d^Friday^ Ek-tx-tiiiier 31. . ^Continued' oii.Pa(if H) - nc B0"1"^ °^ _Efiuc:a_tiori*ac^ building The use of the school's driveway CommTllce announcctTIErTalk a side- uncl •entrances is in accordance walk will be constructed in Den-with expectatiorw at the time of liqwrting that the Christmas window service against this week- The postmaster reported that 31 naii load where thc-bdurd's prop- their uluuiihtg und cttnstructioti, it was pointed . out. The pl'in, Name Co-chairmen for CHS Prom "IMMS on in earnest at the Cran- end, "Mr. Metz said, with parcel extra helpers and one extra truck rty fronts on that street. A side- 1 post arid, stamp windows open ivalk also will be installed pa'rul- school oillcials s;ty, peruiits cer- Mrs. William G. Walsh and Bi-a | vi«.".v of the outstanding "success Jack Cooper, senior class presl- ;«'lis}ili»et»t~t>f— Jji'opetf—e-m-V •*s dance plans class sponsor, and G. Frank Zim- Capistrano 1 'hairmen of next year's Cranford ! ^their Christmas packages and 'Carriers ;worked extra hours more extras-will be added as the B. C. Bcldcn, chuinnan of thetrols. to follow a snniljr pattern,. . merman, principal. " BY METLOX OF CALIFORNIA BY METLOX OF CAUFORNLV HAND DECORATED MODERN into the mail, as soon as Saturday and Sunday delivering volume of mall.. demands. ' building committee, said the rtecd AJJ1 the shades have now. been ligh School-junior-senior' prom A name band will be engaged j The committees appointed are ti l committee, it was announced at for lh«- dance, a buffet supper will ; as follows: Finance — Mrs. Jean le now to insure delivery in Christmas mall, and they will As the* tempo of buainess-con-ij 'or such improvements .is evident installed. in the schools und A modem .motif with di.linc- U| 1 J and they will be made shortly, the drapes in the kindergarten he initial -general meeting of the, he served during the evening and '• Montcnecourt assisted by Anthony Provincial with the . <]<->i(ii A modern abstract detign in live color leaves and frails of ™» for the hoUday. . continue *}o make extra deliveries tlnucd to increase today, Mr. Metz adapted from Early American di'ilnclive shades of purple, turquoise, rose, grey." >eUovr, t-iincc'llations yesterday were again this wpek-end, the postmas- reiterated his request that Cran- ltT'a report.'to Dr. Howard R. and the curtain in the uuditorium- -ommiltee last Thursday at thefavors "will be distributed. 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THE CRANFORD CITIZEN AND CHRONICLE, AT, SECESIBER Ul 1054 the music of "All I Want for Mrs. C. L. May. weliar. chair* conferatiOated th« four men onincluded brief talks by officials Christni«8" -is—My Two FWrt d 'that - her their tecords and also ptiiatQ the attending, eotertalnment and. re» Teeth." had a Christmas party at the hos effidaocy of the deptrtroeut a» Irtshme^ts. Patrolman Robert Nineties Atmosphere of Bin. H. J. AU^bi lart W«dw*- the originator of the farm system on Saturday and Sunday. • Burial "After the exchanging of gifts a whole. ~\ • '•'•• • ••'•' "'< •: ••'"Ryan was chairman :ol the ar- in major league baseball. Christmas Music forVIA : v ~and the singing. of Christmas day. Sewing «ancer dressings will For Dramatic Club Assembly will be in Holy Cross Cemetery, be continued in January.; Members of the Township Com- rangements committee. "Plans for the conference were Miss 01«a Spechtr teacher of music in the. Cranford public carols, tea will be served by tits. Mrs. Alva Dunbaden, chairman Patrolman Lawrence T. BonnelU By E. A. SCHENCCKK made at a meeting Friday at NYU.Arlington- . \ • schools, has predated a special musical program for the Christmas A. W. Porcher and Mr». E. L. mittee and superior officers of the president,.conducted the meeting In a gay cabaret atmosphere reminiscent ot that Rowing decade Dr. Best «is New Jersey's repres- He enlisted in the Marines in 1 of- th<» vgarden committee, re- Christmas meeting of the Village Improvement Association; to be held Tuesday Haisch,-co-chairmen,' "and .their police department also were of the local which preceded the entative on the committee. The April, 1944, and served 30 months committee: Mrs. T V. Alberts. ported that her group will meet called the 'JGay NtaeUes." the Cranford Dramatic dub membership afternoon iif Sherlock; Hall. >_. . • v tomorrow at her home. 18 Lin-guests at the affair. The program party. entertained Friday evening kt its annual member's assembly conference Bwjll be for superinterid- in the'South'Pacific during World Mrs. L. M. Banks, Mrs. R J. Dinner was ents, principals, physical education . Details of the program were revealed by Mra. Sydney L. Niinn, coln avenue, west. ' . A delightful grogram of melodrama, pantomime, barbershop War II. He reenlisted ir i Septem- Elchlnger, Mrs; H. A. Larsen, Mrs. A , pe, barbersh quar- supervisors and coaches. Group program chtoirman, at n - meeting Mrs. George Dreyer announced d soft shoe dancing was intdd b H ber, 1946, and was overseas only A- Klubnik, Mrs! H. J. Behrcns. that .the international relations tetjfi. and soft shoe dancing was introduced by Harry Zepfler. a former discussions are-planned on topics • of the association's executive and Christine Schilllnger, accom- Mrs. J. W. Coffee. Mrs. W. Kirk. contained in the report j>f the Ed- two' months when he lost his life. panied • by Stephen Anderson; • 'a committee will meet at her home $3.50 member of the dub. George Wln- board Tuesday morning. • Mrs. H. E. Young, Mrs. W. Page, in Mountainside, today. . .- ucational Policy Committee of theHe~Was.24 years old a^ahe time. Numbers will include "In Dulci piano solo by Stephen Anderson, Mrs. J. P. Heuet, Mrs. A. G. Hen- "Whdtto field Scott, president of the Dra- National Education Association on and "Go Tell It on the Mountain" rich,-Mrs..T. E. Gregory. Mrs. M. 99 matic Glub. was-most happy; to G^mp Endeavor physical education and athletics. Pfc. Davidson was born in y Jubyo" -anS "O Christmas Tree" and attended schools there. { by Virginia ' MacArthur, soprano, and 'The Birthday of a King" by J. S^avy and Mrs. T. R. Ossmann. Service Pins Tgive^her address a word of welcome -to Operations Told ": IA accompanied by Dale. Leland; James Prior, baritone. His parents moved to Cranford Mr*. Anthony O. Henrich, chair- Awarded at PBA the largest attended assembly, in Mass inBayonne from Bayonne in November, .1952. "Fairesjt Lord Jesus,", a flute solo Jambs Lenny of the music fac- man of the arts committee, te* -got you the history of the dub. At Liong Session • by' Emmy Mesechler; "O 'Come, ulty will be in charge of the group. ported thtt her group, has met For Cranford Marine" Besides his parents, he is surT t Little Children." "Pastores a Christmas Party A talkTon the operation of Camp vived by two brothers and a sister/ . Following the musical-program,' many times and ' enjoyed the on the ..1890 style were ak we\l por . Endeav.or,-a_camp_for-underprivi- A high mass of requiem will be Belen" and "Carol Shepherds": by Marylin Minetti and Sandra^JJtiwr painting of small trays and will Mayor Fred P. Andersen pte~ trayed melodrama," "Reurdbn in celebrated Monday in St. Vin- jan eighth grade group including tented U-year service pint from Pleate Make Reservations Early ' leged children oh "a 10-acre tract ncy .will present B*danceand pan- continue After the holidays with Hobokfcn," and a laughter provok-' in the mountains at Scotch Plains, cent's'Church, Bayonne, for Ma-Card of Thanks Ruthcr Ulagerthy, Judy Johnson, tomime, to the musiV of | "Rudolph* the painting of larger trays. The the township to,Detective Lt spot? ing pantomime^ "Wild Nell, Pet rine Pfp. Douglas E. Davidson, son Stephanie Morrison, Louise Prista, regular meeting day is~the first Thomas H. Woods and Sgts. Harry was given BV MMrs . LLoiis DussleDl r of Mr. and .Mrs. Douglas Davidson X wish to thank thosS!,e persons the Red Nosed Reindeer." Barbara of th<: Plains." Both of Uiese per- of Cranford, V member of the who assisted me following a fall Patricia Rakacs, Marcla Achilles Zawalick will do a pantomime toThursday of every month. P. Page. Edward N. Lee and W«« formances were enthusiastically Qf 164 Mohawk drive. liam J. Gawmann; a/ . Cranford camp's board of\rustees, at the PfC. Davidson was killed in Won- last Saturday in the"Walnut ave- tocal SS, Patrolmen's Benevolent I conventanc* of a handy received by • "the audience ' with weekly dinner nUHHing. of the nue ' underpass. Their kind atteri- i fbftM. And wouldn't th4 kids br spontaneous^ hissing, cheers and son,,KoreA, bysunshot wounds on Association, held its Christmas Cranford Lions Club In the Coach November 20, 1^.50, while iri action tionsTahd. first aid were deeply party following a rccuiar meat* , it0hajwJbrt|Mirraom?Th«.coBtU applause^ . " , and Four on Tuesday. with' the First Marine Division. appreciated. . » ing at Veterans' Memorial Hall \Wi low Oaly ?8(i § month, or INS. Onjar now . In "Reunion in,Hoboken," Rob- Mrs. Dussler related -that the His body arrived from California Miss Sarah Jane Crane Tuesday night ; ••'. ;. ' foeto^ajasj^vtnjf. Ju«t c*U your .. ert Shreck and Larry Ashwell, camp, in its 45th year, operates ' In a short address, the mayor his accomplice, brought forth for five- and lO-day periods warn any, hisses, while "Frank New- June to September and can a?- bert as the professor, was cheered commodate-about-80-campers_for •r*r\ happily- Sympathy and applause each period. .'""'' were in .order for Mrs. Caroline Camp Endeavor's financial sup- ALL CRANFORD Holroyd as Nell, and for Ruth port is derived wholly from vol- Spitzfaden as the lovely young untary contributions from people maiden in.distress. Roars of ap- Within the co.unty, , the speaker proval reached the rafters when said. 'She paid particular tribute UG STORES OPEN Bob Fast; as the policeman in to the local Lions and to the Eliz-* Suggestions disguise -put the -villains in their abeth PAL for support of the camp rightful place and captured. the for'many years. Robert Goodrich, Smart, comfortable slippers „'.'.- heart of the sweet maiden. Walter introduced the speaker. SUNDAY Far Your Thprn ably, supported the cast as Edward Rearick reported that are sure to please at Christmas. Everyon wants Ah Wu, the Chinese torture man. the club's Blind Seal drive had mber 19) Make Your XmasShopjUng Easier Mrs. Joyce Burton furnished an grossed $1,398 to date. Louis- Fritz gift slippers and we have the largest selection appropriate piano background for .of "Elizabeth; a--member-of the BLENDED WHISKIES Fifth Quart STRAIGHT WHISKIES Fifth BONDED WHISKIES Fifth Union County Association for .the in town. Come in now, while our stocks are Just Bring In Your HANOI-CHARGE Card and Say Charge it! the melodrama. Blind, was a guest of Mr. Rearick Bellows Reserve ..'...:..: 4.05 ..:. 5.00 E^rly Times .:.-...„ .'...... 4.89 Haller's County Fair. 4.41 The pantomime .was narrated by at the meeting, which was con- complete^—you'll solve many gift problems ~~"~. Bellows Partners Choice 4.4» 5.55 J. W. Dant ....:...; Mr. Zepfler and was one ot the #ark & Tilfdrd Kentucky Bred 4.55 ...:.....:.. 4.59 most catertftinlng •piecea^everie to slipper department. :trHatfefr^ duced by the club. Mrs. Nara ident. 8:30 A. M. to M. to im •fa WiiUc De Luxe Mt. Vernon Bonded; 100 Pree#- 4.09' • M-tv,.-;-- iRearick'at the piano. • • ;n$ blippers—^3.95 to $5.50 Four. Roses ,./. 4.85 & captured by the Indians, played ... 6.00 Old CroW, 86 Proof 4.95 Old Fitegerald 5.99 by Mansell Richards and Robert .There will be an executive com- For Your Christmas Women's Slippers—$2.95 to $6.00 Fleischmann's Preferred ... 4.25... 5.25 Mt. Verjion, 86 Proof Old Grand Dad — Old Taylor 1... 6.59 Marshal^. Pipe 'smoking' - Mrs. mittee ' meeting at the home of 3.99 1 Alfred Frigola, 7 Summit road, this Golden Wedding : ... 4.05... 5.00 Old Overholt ..:...: ::..., 4.99 Alice i Marshall as the squaw Children's Slippers—$2.95 to $3.95 STOCKING woman pronounced the: doom of evening. Shopping Convenience *£si Gibson's Diamond "8" 4.05 ,\. 5.00 Park and TUford Bonded Bourbon .. 5.50 the fair lady with great expres-. Good Old Guckenheimer Dr. Best Helps Plan SCOTCH WHISKIES Fifth James E. Pepper .;: 5.9slon2, but Handsome Harry, por- STUFFERS u Reserve ..;...;...;.. 4.05...5.00 Kentucky Tavern 6.39 trayed by Alan Butler, arid Wild Athletic Conference ' Gallagher & Burton's Black 4.05 Bell's Special Reserve ...... 6.09 Nell', portrayed by Miss Nan Fay, Stick Cologne* 25c up ..; 5.00 heroically saved the. "situation. Branch Rickey, general mana- Blue Grass Gallagher & Burton's White 4.52 ...5.60 Ballantine's ...... ; 6.22 GINS Fifth Quart Thus Handsome Harry won hisger of the Pittsburgh Pirates,, will rs Open Evenings Till Christmas -Hunter 4.49 .5.55 Black & Wmte ....:...... : , 6.09 Walker's •...,-..•.:. 3.85 ... 4.75 lady, and Wild Nell made her be the Rick-off speaker at a jcon- $2.00 Hani Bishop Chivas Regal 12 yr. old ...... 7.98 "final sacrifice." The audience re- ference on school athletics and. Imperial ...... :...... 4.05 . 5.00 Gilbey's ...... 3.88 ... 4.81 acted in turn-with great delight physical education on March 25_ FJowfer JeweKed Lipstick *nrvVv^~s v w ,,;va wv W5.79" _ ^FlTi^ and-much—despair. aiTNcw'York University, Dr. How- BELL'S SEAGER'S Kinsey Silver ,..„ 3.95 ...4.89 Dewars White Label ...... : : . 6:18 Both of these acts.'were""under' ardd "_R. -^|^_^^j2^ r era Cutty Sark ...... :....:....;; ..:...... „ 6.78 Seagram's' Ancient ... ; ..; 450 ;T; 5:19 schools and a member of the con- Purs* Perfumes 50c up Lord Calvert .:.;....: -..,: 5.10 ....6.35 Gordon's ..... 4.04 .... 4.96 the direction of Mrs. Jeanne Good, ference's planning committee, re- Melrose Rare 4.85 J . 6.00 Gten Rossie Special Reserve 4.99 making her debut as a director ports. _ • Mist Kinsey Silver ...... 3.75 .... 4.65 tor the.Cranford Dramatic Club. Mr.-Rickey was.formerly gen- Mt. Vernon Blend .... : 3.99 .. 4,95 Gilbey's Spey Royal...... : 6.13 23 NORTH UNION AVE, CRANFORD*' CR 6-3272 . Manicure Implements Haig & Haig 5 Star . 619 These mediums of stage enter- eral manager of the St. Louts •R-.M....::...... L.,...... :...:....;:.'.:::.. 4.05 .. .6.00 ; CHAMPAGNES Fifth tainment are particularly difficult Brooklyn Dodgers Paul Jones ...... <..,. Haig & Haig Pinch ...... :...... 7.58 1 to direct, and it can readily be Cigarette Lighters $1 up 4.05 .... 5.00 Taylor^ ..:...* 3.75 said that they-had been done most Park & TUford Reserve .... 4.25, Harvey's ...... ;....,...,..... ' ;.. 5:72 House of Lords ...„ , ....<,; 6.25 Gold Seal Brut .;,..^...... _...... 4.15 capably. • Philadelphia ...... 4.86 ....5.46 Great Western Extra Dry 4.15 There was never a dull moment Russell Stover Bars 10c Seagram's 7 Cnfwn 449;. .5.55 King's Ransom •.: ....7.79 in the program, for the artistic King William IV .. ..._-.... 5.59 Mumm's Extra pry Imp ...... 5.99 recitation done by Mrs. Lois Schenley Reserve .....,,... 4.49 A.: 5.55 ...-.• i • • • .... Martin's V, V. O...... 6.09 George and Mrs. Louisa Old was Nail Brushes Three Feathers Res...... 4,49 ....5.55 IMPORTED WINES" Fifth aken right from the elocution IVfenniul favorite in glainqrou* new ovul window Wilson T. .:.. , 4.05 .. •. 5.00 Old Smuggler ...... ;; 6.15 books of the turn of the century, package—pcrfri-t for evrr).' Btocliing on your lint. Vat 69 w:...... ,...... : 6.12 Sandemah 1 Star Ruby Port 3.00 and the satire, "The Last Rose of Razors and Blades CANADIAN WHISKIES Fifth White HOTse-CdUjr;.,.;:.....-.:...:...:.-..-....: 6.17 Duff Gordon Nina ;.. 2.69 Summer," unfolded' in a most Canadian OuD-;;.T.v.;....T;r^T;;.v; ^6.15 Teacher's Highland Cream .-6.18 amusing manner.' _^ - I'rlw* plu« **% j Between these; acts a colorful ' '•/; Nail Polish Mac Naughton's '. 5.95 Johnnie Walker Red ..:.... 6.21 B. & G. French Wines quartette, full of humor and good Seagram's VM).. Johnnie Walker Black . : . . 7.42 Harvey's Amontillado Sherry voice- entertained with old^ time A REAL TREAT ..6.15 lads. Their renditions were $5.00 to $10.00 Valu« Tooth Brushes highly pleasing, arid their invita- tion for audience participation was accepted with' alacrity. Dr. Min- VOLUPTE Tooth Pastes Give Winea And Liquors cur, Dr; Olson, Mr.' Messerv6 and LIQUOR BASKETS " Mr. Mitchell -were-, the-.-members. COMPACTS AMERICAN WINES Fifth Quart ot this harmony group, accom- STOVER Shave Creams , The Dtlyxe Holiday Gift panied at the piano .by Mrs. Mary 1. Kinsey Gold Whiskey ...4.35 Christian BW Table 1.35 Olson. "'.'•' . Climaxing the stage numbers Ball Point Pens 29c.up Cutty Sark .: .6.78 Taylors — Dessert «t Table 1.45 •I ." . $2.95 v/as a soft shoe song and dance ;. Basket. .1.50 Blackberry Julep ..;._.. 1.54 routine.'done by members.of the Ib. POPULAR BRANDS Combs Wldmer's Cream Sherry .... 1.50 stage crew, who had doubled in Total Cost.:....,...... 12.63 brass as -waiters during the prev-. 125 GaUo-Petri Dessert ious entertainment on the pro-. Sachets 1 XMAS WRAPPED CIGARETTES 2. Canadian dub Whiskey ...... 6.15 gramj Their parodies recalled CARTON humorous situations in bygone DINNER SETS 1 • 2 - 3 and Sib. Boxes Martell 3 Star Cognac :...:. ;.v 7.19 days \of the club,, and their ren- Bath Ovals Fleischmann's Gin ..:.."..... 3.87 Exquisite rayon and cotton dinner dition/brought down-the house. NYLON ROBE FLANNEL PAJAMAS DACRON BLOUSES set ... a hard-to-beat Value at ; Basket ...:.:..: •....:. ..;...,.... 2.00 COGNAC & BRANDIES Special mention should be made Wrap your warmest-Christ- this special holiday price. P of the decorations arid . arrange- mas sift in a nylon robe. Toasty warm In cotton flannel and ever so Look what we've whipped up for heK Dacron blue, maize, green, white. Hennessy 3 Star Cognac Makes her feel like a million many styles and patterns to choose from. Just blouses that Heed no care hi washing; and no ments .sei up by- Mrs., G. W. -thc-thtog toroun d off your Chrlstmas~listr- beautiful" wlth~ihai uew 'Buli~or~BMrfc~Mtiey FOR HER FOR Mil Total Cost .: ;.:., .19^21 Icott-and-her committee, aa well and—no—trouble—to—wash S2x52 . elx~B"4—B.98~ Mattel 3 Star Cognac 30 - 38. j 64x104^-7.98 SUNBEAM - SCHICK - REMINGTON as congratulations to the hospital- 52x68—3.98 PRINCEMATCHABELLISETS$lup 3. Schenley Reserve Whiskey ... Christian Bros. Brandy .... ity committee of whlph Mrs. 'John_ 5.98 58x18—4.98 Napkin*— .49 White Horse Scotch ...... McClintock was chairman. The ELECTRIC SHAVERS Courvoisier Star Cognac ... - HELENA RUBINSTEIN SETS $2 up Carioca Gold Rum costumes, which were handled by tu * Lowest Prices — Liberal Trade-in Hennessy 3 Star Cognac ...... Mrs. Jacob Stanley and-Mrs. Wil- liam Cole, were'wonderful right *****:***•*;** PERFUME ATOMIZERS 90c up Cherry Heering Cordial ...... • * • • • • * OLD SPICE TOILETRIES $1.00 up ALL PACKAGES GIFT WRAPPED down to the last red garter. Mrs. Basket - ,r...,. :... CORDIALS Lydia Hurt and her make-up com- TABUSETS"^ ~ : $3.75 up AT NO EXTRA CHARGE Fifth mittee are to be commended for SEAFORTH SHAVE NEEDS^$1.00 up the pomade hair-dos and the Total Cost ...... 33.63 "Hiram Walkers Fruit Liqueurs . 4.49 handle bar moustaches. YARDLEY SOAP $1.50 Box GILLETTE (President) RAZOR $5.00 Cointreau liqueur .': 5.85 The staging. -Was—handled—by- 4. Four Roses .4.85 James Rich, Edward George, John COTY TOILETRIES^^ $U01ip Sandeman One $tar Ruby Port.... 3.00 BVY by. the CASE and $AVE! Cherry Heering :...: 8.46 Hoffmann, Robert^ Fast,* Larry MENNEN SHAVE SETS $1.00 up Southern Comfort ;....: 6.39 Southern Comfort 6.39 Ashwell; John Rash and Eugene. Basket ...... :...'...... ,.,'.'.:... J...... 2.00 Geddlngs. Lighting was under, the LENTHERIC SETS $lio up PALMOLIVE SHAVE SETS $1.50 ft Op«n Ev«ry Evening Marie Brizard Cordials supervision of Arba Taylor, while M. Hope Milius was- responsible ELIZABETH ARDEN SETS $100 up _ Total Cost .....; .16.24 For Your Shopping Convenience properties. And last, but not YARDLEY SHAVE SETS $1.90 up least, many favorable comments MANICURE SETS - $1.35 up 5. Seagram's V. O...; received on the program, MILITARY HAIR BRUSHES $100 up RUMS which was a replica of one used HOUBlGANT SETS Gordon's Gin Tony Pastor's In that grjind $100 up Lord Calvert Bacardi P. R. and glorious decade known as the LENTHERIC-STEAK A ALE L NEW II — $120 Value — REVLON Carioca P. Rr Gold=White " €:ay~NirieiIes."' Programs were COLOGNE and i1 Prepared Tumler'thTsupcWislon of HANDBAGS QUEEN Of DIAMONDS $5X0 ^«rWHlZTiSl3 J"HZ i : NORTH STAR BLANKETS Good wishes at her shoulder ... Iton Q^T.^:;:;;:.;^:;:^ JEWELE1) SWEATER good cheer in the dutch . . . and SET— $1.35 -,: WALLETS 89c up Total cost:™:::::::::: 24^3 .'Another smash hit by Garland.. Woven- la- Famous North Star all-wool blanket that's In every size and shape ... thereV 01dSt.Croix6yr:oid'- cither orlon or imported wool, these sweaters She'll love these pretty aprons. So many .all wool luxury! Multi-colored block-check Christmas In the bag! Abo — Baskets Filled to Your Older will be the • brightest gift under the tree. styles to choose from, —* organdy, chlul* or pattern on a novelty-type weave permitting a Christopher Columbus RESERVATIONS Sizes 34-40. • percale — all made In the bib 'or half apron. soft drape for warmth. 72x'J0., 2.98 - 27.50 r\ r-i am 11 A I%IJI #11 \ •T"V __ __ _ ,17.98- DM AMP

o »•' •! A ».' I- In Cose of Error, or a. Change The Curoli Travel Bnreao Robinsons '7 No UNION AYE 21 North Union Ave. / Cctuumtir Price Prevails CRANFQRD, NEW JERSEY CRANFORD CRaniord 6-0150 12J NORTH AVENUE 15 NORTH UNION AVENUE Open Evenings TUP 9 P. JH. PLatnfleU «-2«lS :" :V' : '"' >'/

CmZEffANP CttROMTCLE, TttURSpAY, DECEMBER 'it, W54 '- ;r ;

Fair, Elizabeth Grayson, Barbara 0'Boyle, Mrs. William Philpot, gel and. Mrs. Robert Winkel oflstamford, N.Y., visiting Mrs M. •WTuiht of 100 Oak lane, observ-' Mr- .2^d Mrs. Andrew Bain of ' Woshbiirn, Rosemary Sizer, Mrs. . Eugene' Powers. Mrs. Charles Cranford and Mrs. James Skinner g DAR Silver Tea Ens. Glovier and Bride Visit Bermuda Social Happenings ReinhoIcTs parents, Mr. and Mrse.d hcL" birthdny Anniversary, is Retford avenue entertained at Irvin N. Guyer and children, Rosa- E. Reese, t'.:S. Ceorge C. Spahn, of Westfield. , 1 lind, Elaine and Freddy Guyer, all John Kl'eitsch. ' - , Guests present included hrr sister.'arta^Hy dinner Sunday following • To Feature Talk Mrs. Robert $. Wilson, Mrs. Hugh Diane; Kathleen .Plumm.-i'. CitI an christt-ning- of their grandson. Betty Jane "Shire, 4-year-old of. Cranford. and Mr?. J. W. Petty MacLean.' Mrs. H. V. Shonk, Mrs. Mrj and Mrs. Walter Reinhold taine'd at a punch, party on Sat-or Westtield. At -a^djjiner party Friday-at the Griffiths, Nancy NVuman-,.:, Jean Eleven Andrew Hagerstronj, soni^f ' t*in daughter of Mr. and Mrs. E. urday evening. Their guests, were Mary Moody and Mrs. Joseph Wal- and their son, Walter, of 30 Iro-homeof her parents, Betsy Wiuht. ByDr.MacKay 1 Reusch. Darleno .Whitrritwr. Dr.di;Mr. and Mrs. M. F. HagerstroWol :. - • Shire vt 29 Adams avenue, Mr. and Mrs. William F. Little* ton oi Cranford, Mrs.! Robert Al- quois'road spent the week-end'in daughter of ^Ir and Mrs.'.Wiliard Susan Weber. . • , ~ Or-t-ida place. ; • ' • Dr. Kenneth C. MacKay. presi- her leg Monday when Jr., Mr. and Mrs. John .pearce." Mrs., James C Stokes of 29 joe and Mrs. Edward Warner of dent and dean of Pinion Junior fell down the stairs in her Mr. and Mrs, Richard. Guy, Mr. Cayuga road will entertain at o Rbselle. - ' •;i: College, will be guest speaker at jj^.e. She, will be confined to and Mrs. William Kolbe, Mr. andChristmas pariy' this evening for &t$S&5&ZSgf&^^ jluhlenberg Hospital, Plainfield, the .members of her canasta club. a silver tea of Crane's Ford Mrs. Eugene Stanley, Mr. and Mr. and Mrs. Robert Hazeldine a six weeks. Mrs. Austin Behlert. Mrs. James Those attending will be', Mrs. Ro- of/l32;flerning -avenue" will' enter- Chapter, Daughters of the 'Ameri Hackett, Mr. and Mrs. Carter E.bert Laier, Jr., Mrs..Frank Hettjk. 3airi~at_a-cocktail party on Satur- can Revolution, on January II- at jjrs. Patrick J. Grail, wife of Porter, • Mr. and Mrs. Charles,' Mrs. HaiTy Henderson, Mrs.~Wal- dayrafternoon. Their guests-will the home of Mrs. E. Ducr Reeves, Township Engineer'Grail, is coij- Stratton, Mr. and Mrs. Jolin L: ter Swartz, Mrs. Harold O'Leary incIude-'Mr. and Mrs. Edward .Tris- and Mrs. Sidney Schneider" of 406 Casino avenue. ' •jlesdng «t home from a broken Thiesmeyer, Mr. and Mrs. Wil- tram. . Mr.- and Mrs. Edwa'rd liam Dowling, Mr. and Mi-s; John Cranford and Mrs, Stanley Tobias- Fe^rns, Mr. and. Mrs. William -;' Sir. MacKaj's topic will be "IJtis- jj^n which she suffered' last week when sherfell as she Was leaving Iannacone, Mr. and Mrs. John -El-son of Nixon! Schorn,, Mr. and Mrs. William J. tory of American Colleges."»[ at Michael's Church. . ; liot, Mr. and Mrs. Peter Frigola, Foppert, Mr. 'and Mrs. Clifton Plans for" the meeting were Mr. and Mrs. Mario. Frigola, Mr. , Mrs. S. R. Scheckler-of 22. Mac- StocKbergcr, Mr- and Mrs. James Biade by the chapter, Tuesday at jlrs. John R. Conover of 114 and Mrs, George Specht, Mr. andArthur avenue entertained at a Caruso, _Mrl and'l Mrs. Harry iV. Beech street entertained at bridge Mrs.-' Harry Meye/ and Mr. andChristmas ~partyTast~£vehing foF Osborne, Jr., Mr. and Mrs! Fai^is. a meeting and Christinas . party r • '"i • • and supper at the home of Mrs, an Monday evening for Mrs. Philip'Mrs. Harold Engstrom. Mrs. Stanley Peterson, Mrs. Vfil- Swackhamer, Mr. and' Mrs. Ste- liam Krumbine and Mrs. Sal De Curtis G. Culin. 215 Holly, street. Le IVancois, Mrs. Charles D. Hall, phen Foldy, Mr. and Mrs. Joseph \y-~r- Mrs. Eugene Zobal, Mrs. F.1 Gordon Angelis. , - . Fraites. Mr. and Mrs. Floyd Weeks, Mrs. Lyman Ware of Hillside, for- Mrs. Carl Holmqvist of 4 Algon- Mr. and Mrs. Joseph Gaynqr and Leech, Mrs. Ben W. Geddes and quin drive entertained her^aha'sta . njer state music chairman, of the Mr5/ Donald- A.. Beadell -of Cran- Mrs. Michael Bercik.of 101 Col-Mrl and 'Mrs. David N. Tyre ot" Federated Women's Clubs, told club at a Christmas party last umbia • avenue entertained at Cranford, Mr. and Mrs. William lord and Mrs, Lawrence Comptpn Thursday evening. Gifts were ex- the. story of the Nativity in'song. of Summit. . • ' / . bridge yesterday afternoon for Weigner and'Mr.: and Mrs. Law- I:? She was accompanied at the piano changed among the members, in- Mrs. Edwin Johnson, Mrs. Wayne rence Compton of . Summit, Mr. cluding Mrs. Otto Gruss, Mrs. F. '•it- r: by Mrs. Culin, former Fifth Dis- ilrs. WUUam Klubnik of 31? Aldrich, Mrs.. Ben Geddes. Mrs. and Mrs. Rudolph Ozol of Union, You'll Believe in Santa Clous Too - - - trict music chairman of the State A. Scott. Mrs* Herman Ritter, Mrs. A. W. Pasbjerg, Mrs. George Gil- and Mr. and Mrs. Harry Hazeldine Majior avenue and her father, •Jo- George W- Aeckerle, • Mrs. Wesjey Federated Women's Climbs. seph Branlcan. of Flushing, L.I., len, Mrs. Edward Teams' and Mrs. of Wilmington, N.C. Philo of Cranford and Mrs. George William Weber. ' . Assisting Mrs. Clarence V. Joie- have returned trom a three weeks' flummCr of Rahway. '' ••' rndl. chajrman, in preparations JOIN Martin Jewelers' motor trip to Florida. ' . ' Mrs. James A. Kiernan, Jr., of When you see our beautiful selection of Dundee Towel Sets, Cannon for the pot-luck supper were Mrs. The Charter Club met for a 124 Horning avenue entertained Personalize* Towel Sets, Luxurious JPejiperell Sheets and Pillow Mrs. Eugene Johnson of 3 Wash- :Mrs. William M. King of 7 Mit- Christmas luncheon yesterday at at. 4essert bridge last evening for Thomas S. Milliken. Mrs. Max- chelL place entertained .at bridge well Banks, Mrs, Louis G. Put- ington place entertained her can- the^ Hotel • Suburban, Summit. Mrs. Richard Guy, Mrs. Robert Cases in stunning colors. Hemstitched Pillow Cases and Sewing Kit^ asta dub on Tuesday evening: At- a Christmas party~on~-Monday" Those atten"ding"'were^Mrs7~Henry Ackland~Mrs. Walter -MT^Cobpeji scher and Mrs. Otto G, Sickert. •« evening. Her guests were Mrs. » Members brought . Christmas tending were Mrs. Dennis Lynch, Deterihg, Mrs. Henry Dylla, Mrs. Mrs. Ridgely C. Folk. Mrs. Charles AH are specially Gift Boxed and Wrapped for you. •. . Mrs. Le Boy .Wilson, Mrs. Fred Robert Bradley, Mrs., Michael Ber- Frank C. - Fyke, Mrs. _Henr'y Ger-F. Hansel. Jr., Mrs. John Oathout. gifts for the scholarship girl at Pin3. cik; .Mrs. A. P. Morrow, Mrs: ren. Mrs. Burns Goebner, Mrs. the DAR-sponsored, Crossnore , ' ... Ens. and Mrs. Harold Glovier,.Jr., (shown abotfe) returned brqpefejts far -YOUR LADY Voss, Mrs. Bussell Baum and Mrs. Mrs. William Plummer, Mrs.,Hen- Albert Kantner of Cranford, Mrs. Charles"F.'Quimby, Mrs.-Fred H. Homer Z. Martin. Mrs. Thomas A. ry M. Slauson, Jr., Mrs. John Vo- School in North Carolina. ' 'Friday by plane after, a wedding trip tp^Bermuda, where they, priced-fram SlJtt to 51SOS0. Stracke. Mrs. Harry Williams and The Newest Colors and Fabrics Have Just Arrived for Your Christ- stayed at the Castle Harbour Hotel, Golf, Beach and YachKClub, Eugene Mulkeen of Westfield and Mrs. Eugene McClosky of Avenel. Mrs. Graham-Cleaves. ; .„ ~^-"- mas Forrhals and Holiday Dresses. - Tucker's Town, Bermuda. Mrs. fjfovier is the former Mto Mrs.E. W.MoUineaux 1 B Marjr Elizabeth Coffee, daughter of Township Clerk and MrsN Mr. and Mrs; Fred Talcoitt and Dr. and Mr*s> William C. Philpot Honored at Shotcer J. Walter Coffee of 118. Oak lane. Ens. Glovier is the son of Mr, their children. Dale and Teddy, of J2 Greaves place will entertain GIVE HER FURS GAMBURG Perk Up Your Home with Fluffy New Gurtans. Organdy Tie Backs A surprise shower last "Wednes- and Mrs. Glovier of 116 Columbia avenue and is assigned to the foonerly of 28 Iroquois road,-mov- at_a supper^party on[ Satmrday.eve- Quality ForsAt Budget Prices! ;— day evening at the home of Mrs. USS Deuel at NorfolkyVa. The couple was married December.4 ed on Saturday to then- home in niiig' in honor of Mr., and Mrs. in-AlHangthsr^dXot^ William Griffiths.-115 Oak lane, George R. Esterly of - Short Hills, in St. Andrew's Chapel, U.S. Naval Academy, Annapolis, Md. The new, easy way Westfield. : Fiberglass curtains. honored Mrs.. E. Wayne Mollin- who will, celebrate their twenty- COLLARS, MUFFS, SCARVES Mr. and Mrs.. Glovier, Sr.t .JteJd open house from 4 to 9 to a wonderful eaux of 126 Oak lane. • Mr. and Mrs. Harry Hazeldine fifth, wedding anniversary. Eigh- v STOLES, CAPES, JACKETS AND The hostesses' were Mrs^ Arthur p.m: Saturday in honor of Mr, and Mrs. Glovier, Jr. Sixty-five Chrlfltmaat _ guests-;\^l..attcnd JrcmuShorl M, "IQSnari,' Mrs.. Friday to spend the holiday season s, jind Mrs. Griffiths,^. i}*tt y°nd°y mornfngltQiak" p un, rriiriprirp in" Nnffnlk.' law. .Mr. and Mrs. Robert Hazel- June Evelyn Shaw, daughter of ters. Mrs. Robert Patton, Mrs. Miss Gildersleeve's dine of 132 Heming avenue. • Mr. and Mrs. S. J. Shaw, Jr., of James Waddill. Mrs. Robert Neu- Miss Zimmerman f. Select all your 26 Tulip streot, was honored at a • roan. Mrs: A. J. Hoff acker,- Mrs. Engagement Announced gifts under one roof! Dr. and Mrs. John J. O'Leary of surprise supper party last Wed,- GAMBURG FURS George Davis. Mrs. Richard Shire, Silver gifts era always ap- Simplicity and McCall Patterns Mrs. Gordon Hamilton GHdcr- Announces Plans £12 Orchard street will entertain nesday evening in celebration' of WESTFIELD FUR SHOP Of DISTINCTION Mrs. Robert Rysberg. Mrs. Gebrge "K Pay for them oat preciated ... priced from at a cocktail party on Saturday her tenth birthday anniversary. Reusch and Mrs. John Garbed of lceve of Hampton Hall has an- $1.50. : .: ..' : afternoon for 75 guests from Cran- Her guests' were Sandra Mac- Rcstyling -»- Cleaning — Repairing . . Now Featuring. AH Butterick Patterns - Mail Order Only . '• . Cranford, Mrs. Warren Stoddard nounced the engagement of her For Her Wedding of Income, on our <*d, Westfield and Elizabeth. Arthur, Barbara Long, Joan Bank- 106 E. BROAD ST. WE 2-3423 of East Orange and Mrs. Arthur daughter, Miss Anne Gildersleeve, Plans for her wedding to Pvt. easy Christmas Gift er, Candy Rich,-.Patricia Ferreira, 15.-17 NORTH AVE., W. Open Friday Evenings CRAMFORD 6^505 Grauten of Baltmore, Md. (Near the Cranford Theatre) .. / . o Robert/W. Niedrach, Jr., sonBernard M. Solon of Fort Dix, To make this HER most wonderful Christmas/ give her a fine Mr. and Mrs. Herbert Frein- Corliss Vogel, Mary Morrison, Di- Open Evenings Till Xmas , Club Plan! Iberg of 84 Herning avenue enter- ane Goodwin, Lynn Barbuto, Judy of Mr. and Mrs. Niedrach of Fan- SOB ofMr. and Mrs. Michael Solon diamond from MARTIN JEWELERS. Our vast collection assures Charles B. Lindsays formerly of Cranford. of. 283 Broadway, Bayonne', have Be a smart Santal Buy now Gildersleeve. .'daughter of you of styles and values to satisfy everyxdesire , .• . to fit any Move, to WeUfield-r.- Jbce.n-.annou.nced_by_ MissJEleanor Mr. and Mrs. Charles B. Lind- Hie late Mr. Gildersleeve, attended J. Zimmerman, daughter of Mr. budget. Modestly priced from 'J$39l5(fc say, who have resided at 329 Wa^ Cranford "schools and Pratt In- and Mrs. George W. Zimmerman snow you • • • Qifta for every- nut avenue for the past 28 yejrfs, htf 18 liTthe-T»Tt-depBrt- of 8 Thomas street. have sold their home and/have one on your gift U8t . ... ment of Samuel J: Aronsohn, Inc., Trinity Episcopal Church' will taken an apartment at Duncan of New York City. be the scene of the ceremony on gifts practical as well as gifts Hill. W<3tfield. / ( Mr. Niedractk attended Cran- December 26, with the Rev. Frank penonaL . Whether your* 'Mr! Lindsay retired in 1950 af- (QQI schools and Rutgers Univer- V. H. Carthy, rector, officiating. ter 42 years' service with the sity. ' He served with the Army in A reception will follow' in Veter- Esso Standard Ou. Company's budget Is limited or lavish. 1 Korea and is associated with Mag- ans' Memorial Hall. „ '. Birthstone. fraternal and purchasing department" in Newnus .Chemical Corporation as a The bride-elect's only attend- black onyx, rings prided from York City. HeTis a member of field engineer. . . ant will be Miss Dorothy Rade'l Club Plan a convenient $24.95. - ' the First Presbyterian Church and of Bayonne. .Leonard Solon of has served t»n the board of elders Bayonne will be his brother's best way "to Christmas shop. A ' and trustees. He also is .a mem-, Fashion Show Plant man. William Schmidt and Jo- ber of/the board of. directors of Discussed at Luncheon seph Yankura, both of Bayonne, •mall down payment lets the Westfield Old Guard. •^ •*- Mrs. Arthur Vcnneri of 313 wiU usher. •;.-., you take your-alfts with you North avenue had as ber luncheon Topshan High School, Topshan, A. W. Pasbjerg of 4 River- Me., and had not seen each other Bams' big gift liquor baskets ! .drive returned, by plane .on guests, at the Coach and Four on HOW.. . your balance may Tuesday, Mrs. Henry-Williams and since .their school days '..„. Friday evening from Dallas. Tex. be paid in small weekly or She had been west for.six weeks Mrs. Carl Sohn, to discuss, plans We've handsome new watches for men and women, all priced are heaped visiting her son-in-law and daugh- for the annual fashion snow of Mr. and Mrs. Harlon W. Drew of monthly payments . . . ter. Mr. and Mrs. Tracy G. Wright the Rosary Society of St. Michael's 112 .Cranford avenue • retuAied within easy reach of your budget . . . watches bearing such Finest assortment In N. I.! Band packed! Beautifully* of Oklahoma City; Okla.. another Church. ' , Monday from Wollaston, Mass., long as a full year to pay. Mrs. Williams is general chair- where_jthey spent jthe week-end wrapped! Teleservice and mail orders filled within New jersey son-in-law and_daughter,:MXt_ari4 famous names as BULOVA, CRUEN, OMEGA, HAMILTON, No rea tm^o# no ^^n^fr^iirn* Mrs. Jack Fullerton of Sherman. man lor the show, which will be Visiting Mr and Mrs. Forest Hig- Tex., and her mother,' Mrs. C. B. presented in St. -Michael's- School gins. .Mr. Higgins and Mr. Drew ELGIN, MOVADO, CROTON, LONGINES, WITTNAUER. Priced Ing questions ... Bimple and (#10) $30.14 '••.-• Campbell of McKinney, Tex. id the near future.' . were classmates ..40 years ago at Kentucky Tavern Decanter.' 4/S (|I, 6.3); from $19.95 and all unconditionally guaranteed. ' \ Seexjur largs aBsaraoent of White Hone Seotth.4/5 qu 6.17; r,'far-ewary loosa' Hentieasejr3-Slar Cognac, 4/5 «jt^ 7.19; . .... from M«rreaa Cordial, % qt, 5.99; Huni|»r, 4.30.

HemeMor ySQP, 4/5. qt^iT.75; _.. The Nkest Things* / JohnnieWalier Blitk Label, 4/S qt. 7.4J | ~ Old Fitzgerald Decanter. 4/5 qt, 5.99; Mt. Vernon Uonded UhUkey, 4/5 qL, 4.99; ' Benedirline. 11% or, 4.77; Mareeaa CordUl, % qt, 5.99; , Santa Bruifjs Come Etolle Rouge Blanc de Blanc Champagne, 26 or^ 5.79; Muriel Cordon Bleu Cognac.'4/5 qt., 11-22; Duff Gordon .Creura SheriJ, 4/5 qi, 6JH; •:'•'} -from JodyMaida Marceau Rouianee St. Yivanl. 4/5' qt, 3M9; Hamper, 8.50

Sunbeam's famous Mix- /Ever - dependable RONSON PARKErt desk-eet at just S10 master now priced at $45.75. lighter from $3.95. •'• " complete. - Others to $22.50. allowance. ,

BOYS' WEAR to SIZE 18 GIRLS'WEAR to SIZE 14 and S AMSQNITE ?ugg.aqe NewSPEIDEL bands for men STATANK tie bar-cuff link sat BUXTON EVERYTHING PRECIOUS ^^MEHlElOSHL?!?!?^^ lets and key cases priced ~~~~^~~~ ; r " " -—-;--_>_____-.—_r ___J L_:_—___^ ;^_r:rr._:—^—:.,_,,:.::,;,,„_.-, - from $2.00. ' • • $l50.0ttT" . for tfiio DrumLuie Liqueur. 23 o«^ 9.10; BABIES! llriJ«lcck XJiampugii", 26 <,»., RSli; , 5.99; Cunadiw Club, 4/S .Open Evenings Till Christmas Use any of these PAYMENT PLANS: Mt. Vernon Bonded Ry«, 4/5 qt., 4.99; MOUM pf LurJ.. Siol.Ii, t/S ..-.V Remy Martin VSKI', 4/5 qt^ 8.43; Hamper,.6.50. 1) Budget accounts: pay weekly or monthly.

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.1 J ' THE CRANFORD cmilEN AND CHBONlOi ipUBSDAY, THO!«DAY. PRCBMBER Freuaenbcrg, who sings" "second" soprano in the all-girl choir, is ingiilU-Armitage No- Collegians' Corner a graduate of Cranford High Engagement Told •School and is majoring In lang- The engagement has been an- On Bequest uages at, Allegheny. " nounced.! of Miss . Marjean Lee _{er Waddill, a senior at Davis week-end at Buck, Hill FalLs, ,Pa Of Teachers . '. / • "•• • Armitage of Nutley, daughter of GET YOUR CHRISTMAS FOODS and Elkins College, Elkins. W. Va., The Cranford singer, in his fresb- Miss Marilyn Mears of 3 Adams Mrs. Le Roy Arrnitage and the Ko decision on the requests of has been elected to Chi Beta Phi, inan year, is an engineering major -avenue, one of two seniors who late Mr. A/mitage, to Jeremy " the Cranford Teacher*' Association national honorary scientific fra- He was graduated from Cranford rank highest scholastically:, in .her Graham Ingalls. son of Mr. and ternity, it was announced this High School. jar tht? 1955-86 school y«gr ha« class,-has been selected as,a yule -Mrs. Albert G. Ingalls of 7 Holly ] been reached by the teachers' com- week. Roger arrived home Sat- log bearer for ^ie traditional yule street. • '...•' urday to. spend the Christmas re- Midshipman Robert L. Albert- log;ceremony in Voorhees Chapel .. Miss Armitage is a graduate of'; mittee of the Board of Education, cess with his parents, Mr. andson,- son of Mr. and Mrs. G. W.of the New Jersey College for Pembroke College, Brown Uni- M. L. Tollaferro, chairimah, re- Mrs. James B. Waddill of 127 OakAlbertson of 27 Spruce street, is fljpmun.' New Brunswick, tomor- versity, . Providence,» R. L." class' '—j-oompletjng the first term, of the lane. row at the 4:45 p.m. service. She of 1952. " . . - /. '. ; When a decision la reached, n sophonr|pre year at the U. S. Naval Will begin'her Christmas recess - Mr. Ingalls attended Brown! Where lump sum will be pilt In the budget Robert Richins, a-freshman, and, Academy/AnnapolisAad/Annapoli , MdMd. He will on Saturday. . • .- ' ' University and Rutgers University,! Leonard Richins, a senior «at thebe granted Christmas leave Sat- New Brunswick, and served in; so that the teachers' committee loir urday to January 2. '• 1855 may reach a decision on how University of Maryland, College Miss Janet HHrn, daughter of the Army for a year-and-a-half Park,—Md., arrived Monday to d Mr. and Mrs. Everett.A. Heinvjof spend thff,; Christmas' Jicdidays Douelns Struck, son of Mr. and A spring wedding is planned. teachers, Mr. Taliaierro sa^d. This with their mother, JVTriT 1 ^ 3 Burchflcld avenue, has been was' the procedure' followed this Richins of ^09 Holly street abeth avenue, and Miss Janet renamed a member- of. the choir year, he pointed oufe" Shalicrot*. daughter of Mr. andat Connecticut College^ New -BIRTHS- ; Neither members of the teach- London, Conn., following com- r Donald White, a senioj? at theMrs. Harry Shallcross of 629 Mr. and Mrs. David G. Gard- i ers committee or the Cranford *-i t^r. petitive tryouts.' for -all", classes. ner of New (Windsor,' fy.Y. » an-= When you see the big values that Teachers' Association would re- University 'of Maryland, Colletid j Springfield road, Kenllworth, will She took part Sunday in the an- Park, Md., arrived Mortday to begin their Christmas holiday to- noiince the birth of a daughter. fill every, section of pur market veal what the requests are. An nual Christmas vesper service with Patricia Lynne. on November 24 agreement was reached at a re* Lowest Christmas Price Slice 19411 the" Christmas recess vdih j d;iy from Moravian College, Bethr the choir of Wesleyan Vhivcrsity, Festive Fruits and Vegetables (A Young, Plump— his parents. Mr. and Mrs, Harold lchem. Pa. at the United Stat«-s Army Hospi-, you'll know tor sure that. Santa cent meeting not to publicly dis- Middletown,* Conn., at the Newtal, United States Military Acad- ' close the requests, of the teachers. -•, ssss ' ' SMIM-MMIM—- •%•... 4^ — ' ?^ All TAB% fmm*»A*±l White of JO!) Kolly strotit. H i s London campus. dans is another namefor CHAS. All Top brother, Bruce, also a senior, will Miss Anne Metzner,' daughter emy, West.-, Point. N.Y. MrS. Fruits & Vegetables Paul Selby, president of the Lettuce Urgeleasi ••r. arrive home tomorrow from the 'of Mr. nnd Mrs. Bruno ' Metzner •Gardner Ls the former Miss J""urtli , KURTZ MARKET. For we're bring- Cranford Teachers' ^Association, Ready-to-Cook Rudolph Metzner, son of Mr. same university. of 807 West End place, and Gordon Frost, daughteV of Mrs. Clara E.J. ing you the' season's best foods' reports that his group is not going and Mrs. Bruno. Metzner of 807'Frost of 116 Eastman street. " "~ Seedless PINK aloiu^.with other, associatloos in l|--':.- R. Sieg, son of Mr. and Mrs. West End place, is expected home tin Sietf of 12.2 Retford avenue, at low. low prices that really, cut Unidn County, which are request- Bananas * Miss Jfudith- A, Cederholm, Saturday from Cornell University, Mr. and BJrs. • Paul Brown v of will return home' tomorrow tfor a down Ae. cost of Christmas feast- ing a minimum salary of $3,500 for daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Qscar Ithaca, N. Y., for the Christmas 113 Preston avenue, are receiving.: GRAPEFRUIT 3 29 a teacher with a bachelor degree. Fresh Craiberries li Gederholm of-4-M6hican-placorrtwo-woolc-ChriKtjnaii-vacation-fr holiday. ''''.'• ' , 1 Staton Island, congratulations on the birth of a ing to budget size. So bring your Golden YELLOW tie expluli»tj Uuil Um Kltuiitian In will begin her Christmas recess Wagner "College, daughter, Patricia, on DecjejmberJ Cranford is different ifrom other : both, members rttTEIIIZU ilieions Apples ™°>^ •• tomorrow from Centenary Junior NN.Y . They ar e , Daniel Rcainck,,a freshman, and 4 at St. Elizabeth Hospital. Eliza-< food list here today and fill it communities in Union County. Six«s 10 lbs. and Over College, Hackcttstpwn. of the c o I le Re choir,, which Charles Rearick, a junior, at thebeth. They also have a son, Jeff- !: completely with these super BANANAS DROMEDARY Red Grapes cawomi. sang in the annual Christmas fes- University of Maine, Orono, Me., rcy.'. •"' • ,' • ,•••' • S | • AmonK-undergraduates partiei- tival concert Sunday at the Staten values in super-good eating with Music aub Holds ! 1 will arrive today to spend the Fancy SWEET DATES Grapefrait ««J«" - •<>»• <» P\A : pa'ting in glee club activities at Island campus. Christmas; "vacation with their Their second daughter. Maureen which we say—"Merry CHristmas ' Stuff than* with cream • Christmas Supper CHRISTMAS WEEK ONLY! Rutgers University, New Bruns- Amanda, was born to Mr. and Mrs.' Eating Pears Marian Frcudenberg, daughter parents, Mr. and Mrs. E. C. Rear- chae>*or peanut buttar Thirty-five 'members . of "the A&P Super Maritttt & S«H-Service Stores ••,•:,wick, this year isr. George E. Jeff- John Martin of 78 Centennial ave- \ to All and to AU—aood feasting." of Iir. and Mrs. Werner W. Freur ick of 306 Riverside drive. POTATOES -1MT. Granford High School Music Club ries, son of Mr. and Mrs. J. E. nue on December 7 at. Elizabeth 6'zi-oi. Ta^eriies denberg, 201 Maple place; a fresh- attended the annual Christmas Jeffries of 25 Sonera road. Each General Hospital. The couple also man at Allegheny College, Mead- Mrs. Joseph Babinec of 16 Mac- 19c supper party Friday evening at in to 9 P.M. _—. year, in .addition to concerts. has two sons. \ . _ • . California Lemons ' throughout Nt'w Jersey and at coNvilla, Pa., is taking part in the.Arthur avenue entertained at a. Quality Meats the home of Miss Jean Belden, leges in neighboring states^. the annual Christmas concert given by. hristmas meeting of her canasta 10 Manor avenue. ." > Avocado Pears ^ ..,,.,;„ S|set 4 to 16 lbs. Rutgers Glee Club presSnts' a the ^Allegheny Chapel Choir and club on Tuesday evening. Attend- Amaranth Court Among club memben partid^ g p ^ i ing were Mrs. John E. Henry, Mrs. Best Cuts of Choice pating in a musical program were: Fresh Broccoli Christmas concert, a Spring Music the Allegheny Sinfonietta on theWilliam Klubnik, Mrs. A. C. Iri- ayvvin1er.h(>iisf*oflm In Carol Sin * foas carols was f Washed Spinach wo*,^ l.'Haiiw.nV CaraT"SiniUi; Zuralee^btle, mj^mmataasiP^imMSvts .TASTY TOeW met. Tuesday night in the, Masonic I Johnsen, The group also joined Gayle Beer, daughter of Mr. and Temple. There, also wrere solos by | For Best Selection Choice Boneless Warm-and tt'» in the singing of Christmas carols, llb.^ Pascal Gelerf Mrs. George V. Beer of. 6 Chester Mrs. Madeline Zapotochna of Ro-1 ORDER NOW1 1b. tin nady to I Patricia Castaldo waste charge Cranberry Sauce Lang place, formerly of Elizabeth, sellc, with Mrs. Ida Hadsall atj Pot Roast of the suppw, and Miss Stearns in the soup was entertained at dinner Satur- the organ. ' .- j was Ih charge of the program. day in observance °teijgr birthday The meeting opened with Royal: lb.69c anniversary. Twentyguests were Matron Mildred Winans of Scotch | Oil For«»Ui>>.M'«*K''9 about present from Cranford, Rahway plains, formerly of Cranford. and i Fresh Killed TOWNSHIP OP CRANFOBO * LOINS :ind Elizabeth. • >• • Royal Patron Edward Griffin of f rsorosiD ' WbEai ^^ A fllbHalt Frozen Foods - ORDINANCE If*. 54-M loin Hall Christmas Gifts? Cranford occupying the. throne. | Roasting Cliicken AN ORDINANCE _ V»cattn«_Part—flt Full Cat Full Cut Nancy-Jean Hcnn,; daughter_of_ During the_eyening, Associate; IIUIOIB PaciacAvenu*; Ib. Give her a handy homo extension phone to WHEREAS, the owner of a luce tract i~T~tooking~fbr tasf^Mihu)^. Gifts Ib. save hertime"ond steps every day^of the TVTrTTIandTWrs. Albert C. Henn of "Matron Alice Bader and Associ-1 lb.42c SHELLED WALNOTS of land caused tha same to b« laid out Delicious with Roast Pork,.. -• V o wondurful way-to ahow how- 8 Sutton place, was guest of honor ate Patron Kurt Bader of Clark | with streets, anboasj which b a street Save Time! Save Energy! Please Everyone with : at a party^ Saturday at the-home "advahcedTta the' throne to act as S BIRDSEYE PEAS c«Ued Pacific Avenue runninf from p e much you caro. Easy to order now for BUY FOR }*" Orsnxe Avenue to locust Stive, and: Sauerkraut b^, d 2^25 Applesauce ^j 2 Jt" 27« Christmas giving—Just call yodr Telephone of her parents in observance of her royal matron and royal patron of, Birds-Eye WHEREAS toe Township Committee sixth birthday anniversary. - Four- the' court, assisted --by -associatej BIRDS-EYE RASPBERRIES had determined that it U to the best Business Office! Coats little— IntercaUof the Tbwnahlp that a part month or less. teen -guests' were present from matrons and associate patrons"of- 10-oz. pkf. 35o olf said Paelflo Avenue be not opened; Certificates! Regular Style 10 Inch 7 Inch Cranford, Westfield, Elizabeth and various courts of"*-the state who BE IT OROAINEir by the Township v In Al! Meat Depli. Cut Ib. Linden. ' occupied all 'officers* : chairs for BROCCOLI SPEARS Birds-Eye Committee of Township o| Cranford. New Just uk your A&P Manager Ribs of Beef 67< Jersey: ,••''>.• the remainder of the evening. '. • SQUASH pkg. iSe Section 1. That the public I for Gift Certificates .. . Mail- «o Self-Servleo ,10lac« BIRDS-EYE Interest and easement In that Ib. Mr. .and Mrs. O. E. Werner of 2 Guests included Mrs. Anna B. able in il and |S denomina- . Oven-Ready Ribs off Beef Meat B»iita. Cut .''£? ^77c •e .. Birds-Eye . ; Pacific Avtniie, hereinafter pal „ tions! They csn be DMiIed to out-oT-towo bienus and "reTatives ^1 :-n :• • English Village will~visit their son Philips, grand associate matron of fc described, be and the same are hereby L ASPARAGUS SPEARS terminated and extinguished, and said much more quickly and easily than packages . . . and they're |b c and daughter-in-law, Mr. and Mrs.New York State; Mrs. Ella Saul good wherever there's an A&P, Welcome wherever (oiks appre- More Jane Parker Christmas Treats! 85 Smoked Hams BRUSSELS SPROUTS pkg;. 45c SuiW part rtf PaflHo Avenue Is hereby vacated Sirfoli Steaks j-r."-^ portion ,"* poriioA Roger Werner of LaGrangef, 111., of King Hiram Court of Brook- to wit: BEQINNmO at the corner formed ciatf fine food. Get yours right away I . • •• * by the Intersection of the. easterly line Withpl.nty Itb-lQe lb c . . Whola or aithar half | over the Christmas holiday. Dur- lyn ,and Mrs. Helena Cooper of BIRDS-EYE Dulany ol Locust Drive (formerly South -Ninth Holiday Frail loaf" Porterhouse Steaks ^-^' 89 Smoked Hams Full .cut''*' ing the • trip,, they also will visit Martha Washington Court of New :c ORANGE JUICE MINCEMEAT Street* with the Bortheastedy Uneof Shank c St.' Louis and Kansas City.. York City. - Ken and buttory, Pacific Avenue; runnlnc thence' south Spies drop 12 «. Mfi Bonelan •• .b « Two 6-oi. cans 29c 7.degress 3« minutes east in continua- Pffefffoneiisse bag Top Round Roast or Steak Hams portion with $pkt* and Ah* brandyA tion oj said line of Locust Drive 100-87 Chicken of the Sea Tuna Fish 7 inch b c Whola or •ithar CAULIFLOWER feet to a point; thence north n decrees JaheParUr 77 Ready-to-Eat Hams Jar » minutes tad M.78 feet to said lln* Holiday Rib Steaks cu! half full cut |b Holiday Foods ol Pacific Avenue; thence north 00 de* For wlads, undwlchst and quid maals FRUIT CAKES grees 07 minutes 30 seconds west aioua Jaaefeicer Boneless Veal Roast ^. b 49° Sliced Bacon Kib.jje ( 59c iald line of Pacific Avenue (before vaca- r P«9- •"" , I . Crasse & Blackwell N3.C. tion) 14BJ9 feet to the Beginning point.' V/Ufa 729 Smoked Pork Butts JErltLTin $2.49 Corn — Wheat—Triangle tltcct Immediately. c "THINS Regular ure *>*J»M 7-DAY CRUISES by the 24,400-ton transatlantic fanritt Keebler's Besml -pkff. 25c Notice Loin Pork Chops --cw^**--•* fi9 --legs of Lamb •"•59« For Christmot • • • . The foregoing ordinance was intro-' 2-Ih.Tta $3.49 Coqhlt* and Cakat duced and paned on first reading at a .h.S5o Keebler meeting of the Township Committee Eijoy A&P Prenlwa-Qullty Coffees Fresh Codfish Fillet >45« Logs off Lamb , NaUonal Biacnlt Club Crackers pkg. 39c of the Township of Cranford. N. X. held YMIPTIG* A Uaf s. s. NASSAU SIN-MABD wt-Oecembsmr r M.lW^andwUM.-lW^and-wUll bccebc-cenn- Ckrlstwt... a^ Every Ddy of tie Year! HE'LL LOVE THIS . from New York January 7 and 2-Ib.Tin $3.49 Sunshine • iid*reid*dd ffor. passage, after public hear- Hat 7 and I*: ing, at- another meeting of said Township thereafter a*t 9 P MM I , Bond Baker's HJ-Ho Crackers 1b. pkg. 33c RAISINS Committee at Municipal Building, Cran- White Bread 15* TRULY DISTINCTIVE GIFT lord. New Jersey, on HCHT O'ttOCKAf» «*w ' Tour Chofce • Any Combination! ph»la» I 'wtr as bag tj |M vridL 2>zlb.Tin . is.95 Crosse & Blackwetl TUESDAY, DECEMBER M. 1094 —.,—. •—~~ ..- *t atao-o-eioek P.M. BOKAR UP Brtti-Ov Flmt Qaallty ' i! . Crosse & Blackwell ' J. WALTER OCEAN SPRAY i , TTownship Clerk. Sharp Cheddar «<«• c Gala 11-DAY CHRISTMAS & NEW YEAR'S CRUISE Hard Sauce ._.jar 49c Dated; December 14*10844 . U<«t Mixed Pickles 3 ^ 79c c Pineapple ^> 3 $24O opj.piu. ro» from New York Dec. 23 returning Jan. 3 Crosse & blackwell , 67c A gift to excite even me Mince Meat 29-oz. Jar 69c ButterM«^ SEE YOUR TkAVa AGENT CRANBERRY SAUCE 2 35 TOWNSHIP OF CRANFOBD f C most blasef of met/, especially if SrrsJneJ e INCRES NONE SUCH . NesUe's JOUV TIME ao s Baby Food 49 tiaiisk BIM Cheese ^^ ib.73 Ripe OlivesX.3 Ripe Olives ".' 31- 79c his preference is custom. Chocolate Bits pkg. 30c. "ORDINANCE Ne. M-tS NASSAU LINE Wpk9 AN ORDtNANCE Vacating Part of •ordensor 9 »•*- Ifs smartly informal footwear Dromedary POPCORN Sailer Street. '...... _:...... Cream Cheese KuiadalpHe • pi?* 29« HOMl UtBS, CtmvlAe,*. WHEREAS, the owner of a large tract 16 ox. with the foot-cradling comfort 42 Bfdwy. Mmw Ytfc 4 •INCE HEAT 23 Citron Peel i 4-oz. Jar 19c o( land caused the same to bo sub- M 1 divided and to he laid out with streets. pid Starch • • Uedofkraiz Cheese pi« 32c that comes only from FLAKO Dromedary , among which Is a 'street. called Sailer Ritz Crackers Presto Cake flour ^ 37c c Glace Friilt ib. Jar 51c Stieet; and .• . . WHEREAS the Township Committee 11 ax. hand-lasting and hand-sewing. Confectioners • '"• hai determined that It Is in the best Interests of the Township that said Italian RomaM Cheese Toy Cookies •"*— paU 49c Pumpkin osTFtestosiuty 2 c<^27c PIE CRUST 2^29 Suear ' 2 Ibl 2Sc Sailer street, between Wade Avenue and van Buren Avenue bi» not opened; > Blue Bonnet ..''•' D JMonf UBBY'S BE IT ORDAINED by the Township Reynolds Wrap Borden'sHoawy Cream . cm^alnar' K wh».H.uw Committee of fownshlp of Cranford, New Evaporated Milk 3.can1 t 37« Fruit Cocktail - - ^25can ••«' can vuine— ib^-ZOo- quart | USED ERR ten-it and easement (except e» herein. caatalnar ' le >t«r reserved) In Sailer Street,.between Pw« MWIHMW foil Oranulatad Hearts'Delight Peaches If «Mtsr AtP brand Do1Dole. Del Moate • I8ox. HELP YOUR FIRST AID SQUAD AMD AMERICAN Wade Avenue and Van Buren Avenue MftwO t»tt.raH l>e and tha same hereby are terminated . Low Egg Prices! • •licMIHSeV HeaHMtI Our f!n«st qualitquality • pig*.. *T , riHMi|l|llPineappl«e «Juicl e :^.; "" cans LEGION! BUY YOUR XMAS TREES AT SPRINGFIELD >nd extinguished, and saM Sailer Street. 25 49< u .between Wade Avenue- and Van Buren 4 NORTH AVE. . Avenue ls hereby vacated:' reserving how- The foil of many uses! Perfect for freezing, storing NonoSuoh Mince Meat •^•2X45« Apple Juice boHlas ^^ caa tver. to the public use a fifteen foot baking* cooking, gift wrapping and Christmas decorating. Urge Eggs >Uip through the middle of same. : —fina quality IO'/J ot AAQ -Swtlon a. This ordinance-shall Uk« Mlect Immediately. White Eggs BUY NOW AND rsssi Q.T. Instant Cake Frosting 2 %- 33C Maraschino Cherries NetieeNetee . Thee fforegoing ordinance was introduced Dial Deodorant Soap . J c { naued on first reading at a meet- Q.T. Cake Frosting wwwp £M °« the Township Committee of the PopCornP4 r^19 Potato Chips::; 23° Townahlo-ol-CranfoniV- H. J«_hejd, On lershiy ar lest^-5> Variety x (l &I«fl*'Ale.ClubSod.. 4 29<«. » Decembe* 14,1954. and will be considered Burry Cookies ™*^*««y>™* FruirVurrHawwt Flavors — plus dap. •* • betUesbattlas..' 'or passage, after public hearing, at an- fcaitf CANDY ouu-r meeting 'of said Township Com- •g WkilaRoa.Hoffman't, • larg* f It, mittee at Municipal Building. Cranford, Dial Deodorant Soap Orlspo Crest Assortment '" Canada Dry — plut d«p. • boHlas New Jersey ZT"*~ Chocolate Bars 95c SAVE! Canes . TUESDAY. DECEMBER *8, 1*04- ' filllh fhtA* WhitaRpa. Hoffman.. 4 !«„ It, at • o'clock PM. •_ Ralston Instant Cereal . . UIUD OQOa CaaadaD^-plusdap.: • bottUs ** . J. WALTER COITEE. R;cfi rd>onjR bb;ni 6 for 29c Township Clerk. Plum Puddins * ° Gflea-Cola wusd.poirt - 6*°*- CHRISTMAS SPECIALS December 14, 1W*. n-A Sapor Suds Detergent pig. •• s«e Assorted Chocolates WVVH ^V^PW ' **********? kAHUs Gelatin Desseris^'^lt^.^ le Charms Chocolate Thin Mints 25° No. 246 — 1953 CHEVROLET . : . . ". . . . S13S5 TOWNSHIP or caAOTOin; •VallllltS ' Dianftnd brarid — I Tower slccrinf. fower (Hide, >adlo. healer, winteriicd. Ilel-Air ~-im~r. Hard Candy Hires Root Beer 15-ox. pkg. 39c ,., OKDINANCB Ma. W-»l Armour's Star Christmas Caadies No. 143 — 1952 CHEVROLET ...... S895 Jat-Oet*-. ———: Tomato Soup Am.^. 4-door o, bc«i«r witi*«rised. The World's Thinnest : BE rr OHDAJNED tar the Township Hudson Napkins t Committee of Tewnahte tat Cranford. Mtw 61-—^4950 OLDSMOBILE f—yt... • - gibbon Candy ^; ^2-oz. box 98c Section I. That aaetlos) tS.01 of Chsa- Early June Peas t Deluxe i-door ci|Ulpp«d with i-^dlo hciirr. <*' ,28 of. thTlMl Code of Oentral STRAWBERRIES sm^ i "rtinance. ba amended to read as No. 159 — 1951 OLDSMOBUE ...... SI 195 Chocolate Thin Mints .... Ib. pkg. 49c loiiows: - — - * . - . Cut-BiteWaxedPapir . ™SW •U»~ M««>l.r.dlo"; krilrt, Urdr.uuUc drive, clean cor...... to.01-The annual UceowUkw lbr each 4°« shaU be (3.00 and the annual fee No. 227 — 1951 PLYMOUTH ...... $695 lor each registration tag shall be *9 Equipped with radio. h«aier, winterised, ,1-do**'- eents.. Bald licensee and registration AMtlCA-l MMUaBtf MOP MIAUM. taio shall expire on the last day of Other Armour Meat Buy* No. 231 — 1951 STUDEB4KEH ...... $595 January immediately foUowlnsHhe year MEAT 4 PRODUCE '">• which they were Issued. 3-d prica •FREDERICK P. ANDERSEN, Complexion Soap Clantsbe rV£ THROUGH SAT- DEC. 18- ^ Chairman, Township Committee. Vienna Sansa$o *»>^ 2 ^ 37« orbeth aptlatftpnc* MORRIS CHEVROLET, INC. 6-059$ 9 iu « oefAT AUAMTIC « rAcifK TIA DELIVER 3 WALTER COITEE. . • cans 209 CENTRAL AVENUE [HA5.KIIRTZM Township Clerk. Dofllod Haai " SCOTT'S JROeEBY^-4-FfiOZErr' 0 VV NED & OPERATtD'BY , _, >' Stateaaea* . . SHOES FOR MEN. WOMEN and CHILDREN WESTFIELEt WE. 2-0220 The foregoing ordinance wes finally' FOOD PRICES I**"--'! at a meeting of the Township USED CAR LOT C14 CENTRAL AVE. BUERKLIN U SYSESKEY ING r EFFECTIVE THROUGH Committee o| „„ Townahlp of CraMord i ' Quimby at Central ' ' Westfield WC 2 - 0212 °o Qceembtr 14. 1084. . • J. WALTER COffTEE. Store: 130 Elmora Ave.. Elixabeth • W N. UNK>N AVE. - StorrHourtrS-AaM. to 6 PM. Daily ' CRANFORD FRIDAY. DEC 24 MILN STIffiET, GRAI«X)RD (Opposite Post Office) :.j-.^i:'--U-Ji'J:i.'.1i;-..'_.'1 y-*'''.'Ji''r ' : 1 ...... •••:••, • • . .-• . • • •• . •, - . - •." • • "T • • , . • 'i';._ --., •'- / .' ' " .''•••' V.'•'• • '"v • ' . ; '/ " ' • ./','•-:• ^ v_: '•••-'• ; . • .- •••:/.'••."' ;; , '

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' • THE CRANtbRD CITIZEN ANt> CHRONICLE, THURSDAY;; DECEMBER 16, 1954 BBCTIOlf TWO H. A, Gilbert, field' represeritative to be held. '. A ' Zobel and Carol Tcrpening. The hej[d recently at th^ homt» of consecutive dividend. • Prior ,|o 17 Chrrokrf) road, a student at the lunchtton-glvcxU ahd-the-tastcn of-chlldhckjd^ wiU.be •£arms Prcshythriart Church ^who)-way School Officials * T7thc|^chltccwr "SaliTbTTolaTil." 12 and half of color guard will consist" of David Edwin C. Imus ot_4!9 Heming Albright ~Mmnni-&uhr— v ViUagc wa» presented with »j- Christmas Sea 1941, dividends, were distributed Bagley Stephen Willauer' and Berkeley School of East Orange, by Berkeley School-for its. students I presented with Carlos Restive, ac- installed the new officers. Mr. (Continued from page I) It was pointed out by Mr. Bel- ^ block 218, to G. F. Haney t avenue were: Paul Carbone.-vlce- savings bond in recognition of his on. a semiannual bdsis. . ". Peter Fischer., ;.'" will be among those participating and .faculty members,, to.,-be held| cordionist, as master of ccrcmorics.' Elects Cohen Leader Cohen served as treasurer last -favorable—comments—have—been den that Mr. Blair's job was made for. $5,178"was approved as was president; Erwin R; Rutz. secre- 20 years of service with the Eaao Net $1,801 Here ••All the student, speakers; "gre Frank's Xmas Specials as students and instructors of thethis year in the ballroom of the iThe'choral.group of th6 Berkeley year. . In discussing this latest. divi- heard, he. said. •••.'. more difficult by the construction the sale of lots "14, 15 nnd half of To Azar tary, Teelected; '-Victor Braun, Gus Cohen of 425 Orchard street Standard Oil al the annual Christ- members of Mrs. Sally Volmer's school. to put aside typewriters, Hotel Suburban in East Orange.! School Club and -talented soloists A member of the Class or 1940 Henry W. Whipplc, treasurer dend. Warren D. Sculthorp, sec- * Chester Lang place and Walnut of the two schools at the samp lot 13, block 218, to L. A. Schultz. A Cranford man, Edmond T. treasurer; and ^antlago Porcella, has been elected president of' the for $21178. /••••• and Mrs. Marion Eschenlauer's stenographic notebooks and other It has long been a school tradi- l thorapy. «jw-ifil sorvirv. lichool election. -j =^ its shade trcit and p:irk department hltt the nrotiram of tht ploye training, safety, medical, at IXiesciay ntghl's meeting in'ade by—the—student FULL LINE OF labor relations, suggestions - and ^f Music For Young People spon- health education and statistical adorning the walls:, for thj.' Jine flower beds in thefirst assembly of trie school held "riSearchi statcs^Miss"V Stella O. of the Township Committee. The public-purkft-throughout the town- plant protection activities. sored by the Cranford Junior committee will be aUuumented by prior to Thanksgiving, the pro- 'Kline, executive director of the Safe Driving ship. She drjew attention to thegram of Wednesday's-ceremonies, The new- personnel director Service" League. was presented at additional members to be added by '(Continued from page 1) \ unsightly condition of the lot on CAPONS - GEESE - CHICKENS • DUCKS parted with the Linden plant in league. ' . the comnumders^ of the legion, Blair • a School directory listing the name the high school recently by the ensuing period of special emphus-. North Uniotv avenue adjacent Jo of every student, faculty member July, 19.42. Since then he has had VFW, and 1)AV posts and the (•Continued from paoc I) the Christian k Science reading WILSON'S CERTIFIED *%#* a variety of assignments. These full Colonial Little symphony presidents ot their Indies' aux- predated being held so high in is on traffic safety through Janu- and Board of Education • member Orchestra under the direction of Savin";* ami Ix»an Unit ary 2, Chief Fischer last Thurs- room, include supervisor of labor rela- iliaries. their esteem. and a copy of today's edition, of larvs 84tli I>iviflan Asso- Morss, .Jr.. at a luncheon at Snuf- singing of""Faith of Our. Fathers" lations at the assembly plant in "French Military March" by Grail, A. <;. ileiirieh, Ltouis llaur, service." Also present Tuesday and Bib'le reading and prayer by TOWNSHIP OF CRANFORD LOIR VEAL CHOPS ^ ciation declarx-d its soini-annual Charles M. Hiiy. H. G. Sutler, fy'c Steak House in Scotch Plains. 'South Gate, Calif. He also was Salht-Sacns. A woodwind demon- evening were: Mrs.-G. Holmes the Rev. Albert Allinger, pastor " SOJH"SOJH""!! •• hh •• • employment :manager of', the dividend payable as of December Mrs. H. R. MeCullou«hV William Williams, M. L. TnliufcKro and Notlcu J« lu-r.-liy ulven Oial tliv Tax CHOICE CUT MIX stration followed with. these in- , 30. at the rate of 2'-;%, p«-r annum. A. Fischer, Howard Sehindler, of the Cranford" Methodist Church". AK»<'M»or'u HookK for Ihf TowiiKlilp of assembly plant in Wilmington, Mrs. Charles Redden, members of The benediction will be. .by the Crunhird for (hi- Yinr 1033 will bo^optin struments playing "Silent Night." cThc association is 'Cranfqrd's Arthur Metz, Mayor Andersen, it. Suntu ClutiH r fur public itiKi^'f-'tlon in thi' Aiist*8dur'ii Del:, and was .'• responsible. for the board. Dr. Howard R. Best, Rev. Robert~\G. Longu-kcr, pastor after which the children Joined oldest flnartrial institution. In- CX Si-hwiutz, Robert E. Smith und (Continued from page I) OITlif (rtun Di'i'i-mluT 20. 1054 thrauilh . development and hiring in theia-singing_thls-Christmas-carol. superintendent of schools, H. •' C. ; of the First Presbyterlun Church. Jiuumry •i, 105A. corporated in 1887. this is its 81st A. A. Smith; Monday ahd Wednesday niuhts. UOAHU OK ASSESSOIIS M MASTHO ONME WILL BEE, COMPABFE "49t -m-w organlzationthere in-1946.-He The "Prayer from Hansel and McCullough, board secretary, and This will be preceded by the sing- und from 10 a.m. to noon this'Sat- , - '. „ E^ P. Mnrkowlch returned to the Linden plant late Gretcr*was played by the stringed ing of "The Lord's Prayer" by F. J. Di-llcr CHOICE CUT in 1946. , • urday. ••'."•' Don Drumm, Roy Bair, Barbara ' A. J. llcnrlch instruments;—; ' ,• •. Howard M. Siegcl,. Chrisfnriuj^ Dutvtt: DiH'riii'bvr 1U, 1054. 12-10 Mr. Azar Is a graduate of Seton bom in Ib. Mr. Stern explained and dem- LOVELY CMFT LAMPS FROM KOOS decorations chairman for the Bus- Hall Prep and Mt; St. Mary's Col- iness Association, reported, today CHUCK ROAST 33c lege, Emmitsburg, Md., where he onstrated the different drums in that compliments are still being received a bachelor of science de- his feature, '^Meet Mr. Drummer:" received by mail and orally on gree. He played basketball at both The program closed . with institutions. "Dances from Here and There," THAT LOOKXAS IF YOU SPUJttGED! the effectiveness of the new comr POT ROASTS Wme&L'Quor munlty decoi'ations provided this He is a member of the. Junior including "Minuet, from 'Don year under sponsorship of his . ALL CUTS^ Chamber of Commerce of Eastern Juan'" .by Mozart, "Elzzlcattd or rugged Polka" by J. Strauss, "Spring < '-' ,://. group, the Garden Club of Crah- Union County and the-Northern ford und the Township! Committee. ROUND New Jersey Personnel Group. He Beautiful Spring" by Lineke, Local individuals und oi utili- Both need FIT! TOP SIRLOIN had been active in Community "Hungarian Dance No. 0" by zations; Mr. Siegcl said, have ex- LB. Chest, Bed Cross, and other civic Brahms, "La Comparsa" by Lc- pressed praise especially for the •nd activities. He lives with his wife cuono, "Cuban Holiday" by Phil- lighted replica, of Santu Cluus in Porty shoes, ploy shoes—they CROSS RIB and three daughters at the local lips and "Russan Sailors' Dance" by Glicre. " Vi "',-*.. his sleigh pulled'by reindeer on still need the priceless ingredient address. of the station Mr. vAiintf _haa .beej A question and answer period Chri»tm«w -prpyenl to atthe Fram- WttWXtrmd"KTiSaTW this display were Completed dur- a correct Fir. Our towards shoes '• are pi ft lumps with that rost-a-Forliinr ing the past week by Towhship the prize question: "Are musi- you, v has served in that capacity-in the - • ' .> - -''' ' • I Most Useful Engineer Patrick' .J. Grail "and for children or« durable. They Linden plant for the past six cians born or made?" James re- You II Find One SIRLOIN ceived as prize a gift certificate :\ members ' of his department for come in "youlhful styles yoars. He had been active, in civic beauties . u ..enrli one rrnwne'il'with its own individually «le>.igned shade . . .'all with £ Decanter Ever the sponsoring groups. affairs and currently is general from the Bandbox. of New Jersey's Adding to the effect have been t|h you and the youngsters ..• . or' • • . .• chairman of the 1955 fund raising Mr. Quinlan thanked the audi- Wonderful S-way lighting AND nil imperially Koos-lagped for thrifty Santas at LB. ence for its nttentlveness and ex- J-ine 90 Proof the individual illuminated street will\»>prove. But, more drive of the Community Welfare Lttrgest Selections of decorations throughout the busi- PORTERHOUSE Council of Eastern' Union County. pressed the hope that he would be a tiny 810!. Iinnpine . . . you'll find famous Hall china lamps exquisitely hand- ness section, each sporting its own importanFihan style—is fltl able to return to. Cranford next live Christmas trees, and the il- year with more Music For Young derornltd, Hoine^witli 24 kt. coin gold ... a lovely cryBtal lamp, hand- Wines and Liquors Let-your childreVbineflt from ANOTHER LOOK JERSEY DRESSED Guilliford Heads Local ; G&W luminutcd township trees on both People. ctel sides of the station pluza.und ucross the specialixe^Mcnowl' Letter Carriers Branch ched and hung with itparkliiig imported prism*! There's an elegant candelabra frorri the Post Office. . . The new president of Branch •• - "' •••*. : :• edge pur fiHers ha reproduction in antique bronze . . . even a charming cherub lamp for . 7 STAR Strains of carols pealing through WESTERN PORK 754. National Association of Let-Helps Entertain RIGHT HEREIN the air from Suntii's trailer will acquired, they know ho Rib Half Loin Half •tc-rCarricrsr'isTWilfpcd "Guilliford," you high *tyl«-sopliiKtirale»! Their shades? Just as exciting! Snow-while Blended Whiskey lend also' tp~the/ holiday air as to fit young (ot,*. an employee of the Cranford-Post For 25 Children CRANFORD Christinas shoppers visit .the Full Cut Offlce. Mirs Barbara Weeks, daughter silky rayon taffeta* (one even lined >rith:pink lor .a-soft; warm brightly lighted und-gaily decor- L Also elected at a meeting of Mr. and Mrs. W. F. Weeks of ated Cranford stores, which arc LB. , glow) ... (imarl gold parchments . . . lu«h velvet, shiny gold braid or 4.49 at EARNEST'S remaining open evenings (except ^45( 4/5 Qt. • Saturday) until .Christmas. rich boude trim , . . but we could go on and on! And thi» U Annexation Hearing CHTEI m CHOPS "W just the 6tarl of our exeitinf; lamp collection"! Come into the store and (Continued from page 1) LOOK! LOOK! LOOK! . - ' see more . . . mahy more!' Brighten her Christmas with a Complete miltee was an .offer of $15,000 ROYAL QUIET DELUXE from the North Cranford Estates WESTERN PORK BUT JERSEY DRESSED beautiful lamp from Koo*! Slt 1.0.1 t'u»dlsB t'Ub fl.15O * D - GALLO . Ul'ILD 8caftaa> V.O. fl.li GABBKTT'8 - UBOWEB8 the latter street. Public hearings 4.JU MANISHCWITZ - MOQEN COUNTRY ROLL BUTTER Ib. DO •UNO ON. 8.511 will, be pecember 28. LEGS OF LAMB" ' WM. 4.0.1 Mh UAVIU - TAVLOB'8 49c Old »or«.Ur H-.Vt Requests of Henry A. Dreyer, IMfCUIAI, 4.Ui I. W. H«rp«r u.iu WIOMER'8 - DUFF GOBDON STRICTLY FRESH SOME OF OUR SPECIALTIES cojurt OU Hickory t.l» aANDtMANS -. MABVEVS 831 Springfield-aVenue_nnd-rL-H. BONELESS BRISKET (Kosher Style) C-U 1 MABTtS' V.V.O. U ou GBXAVrs MKLKOMC no Prool CHAMPAGNES Ditxel, 299 Denman road, for an AMERICAN —i DANISH — FRENCH — ITALIAN PASTRIES BAIQ « «.« C-I> I OM SmaMkr «L15 I'OI'I KOSES Old Or.nd Dmd (1.5U OBEAT WESTERN . ' ^extension of their zoning variances J Stw •' IW««. Dnua C.011 rlPCK UEID8E1CK - MUMM-S MEDIUM WHITE EGGS Old Ovcrhall 4.W VAT S» • ' - «.lt COLUKN Ml. Vernaa ' S.MI OOID SEAL ' - TAVLOB (J tODerinit the conducting of veg- COINED IEEF "• Don. Real Butter Dresden * Croce airlcotta '.•Ml «-U J «BITC UOKtlt: «.I7 MCDOINQ ,1^ • Ml Prool , DRV -MONOPOLE etabie^siands were referred to the u STOLUEN Pasticiotta a creme Board of Adjustment. DOMESTIC and IMPORTED .i-Eermits-to-Conduct-used-car-lots SANDWICH STYLE FRUIT^CAKE Zuppc Inglese OPEN were granted to Rahway Auto LB. SfogUatclIc it. Baba a Rum EVERY FREE DELIVERY Parking Supply Company for a( lot on CUBE STEAKS CANNED HAMS c if Cannoll's Honey Struffole •A- Baba a Ricotta South avenue, adjacent-to Greco's Bto 1 4 LB. Mince & Pumpkin Pics NIGHT Garage, and Westerman-Von of — ot low pkice of 30 Different Kinds of COOKIES CRANFORD 64044 Free Roscllc Park for a lot on North avenue, west, adjacent' to the SCHICKHAUS Cranford Theatre. HAMBURGER 3 Ik 1.00 The . committee approved the »-43f COMPLETE'LINE OF LAYERS, COFFEE RINGS & BUNS Planning Board's recommendation SAUSAGE MEAT that the subdivision map of the North Cranfqrd Estates develop- —3>" 30 EASTMAN STREET ment on Orange avenue be' np- Come In and Talk to Us About Your Freezer Orders pmved •pTovirtinR"the~ developers WHIPPED CREAM CAKES *. PIES (Opp. Cranfbrd -Theatre) constructa"12-inch"sanitary Sewer We Gut Prices to the Bone No One Will Beat Us ! connecting"with thc~present~Or- ango avenue sower and run - it Leave Kiddies with Santa easterly on Sutton Terrace to Our. Reputation Is Our First Concern Cranford avenue and southerly on While you |lfl-«l>op or browt« »l Koot; leave Cranford avenue 200 feet where Our Four Bakers in the Family See To It! Uw Uiilea In Suite'* Playground! Il'l all («t the township would extend it 'to lip with alide*. »e*w«. rocking hrfnc* and the Lambert street sewer. garnet (competent bo«U«« In charge at' all ' Mrs. John Josewitch of 17 Con- tlm«> . . . open «WJy *:30 AJL lo 4.JPJL cord street, representing residents VKANK VODBASKA OPEN CHRISTMAS EYE TIE, W0 P. M. Lei lltem cnat with Santa . . . and gel • fre«. of that street, said they do not gift ham hla, bulging pack! Toe; can even want the street paved. She ex- OPEN CHRISTMAS DAY TIL It JO P. M. plained that someone was endeav- oava lunch in Sanu'i kiuben ... gay Uula oiiug to obtain signatures » Cost Prices to Church and avic Organization* Cranford. N tandwlcbe* ol peanut butter and ing the paving of a section of that |«lly, frotty decorated icecream, iweet cookie* street. Mayor Andersen said there Tel. CR 6^760 ud-mllk ... Jutf 50c! are no plans now for such a pro- 11 WALNUT AVENUE CRanford 6-1113 W1WES AND LIQUORS ject and that before it could be L. POLE8E. Prop. done a public hearing would have ••./•'. .. . ' : ''• •;'';;•/-•"•• ' •• / • -' • ' - •' : '/' "' • ':• / ' ' /

Aberdeen, Proving Gxoi ini vepttag w4 lashlnjljf f BountL- •1). - ^Sfta Kxacmer. JDiomsoa d sion ef "the Union County Student International Relations Club of the arcin, Frederick CaSaJe, Rich- Mw. R. C7DaVisoW jmd Forum at Union Junior College. Witte, Barbara Dorian, Victoria R. Copson of Cranford, an employe Club, New York City7 last Wed- ferrous and non-ferrous metals in Cpl. Clifford Roberts, soi, of Youth Forum college sponsored by Dr. Eoe Morrou- and Jean Bt'lden, acconi-, thh e InternationaIil l NickeNikl Com- Cranford's Public Schools Report ard Salher and Rita Darby. J>e Loff.also, ate Iea4er3 Mr He spoke on, "MvJnicipal Govern, nesday. industrial, marine and rural at- Tsagos and were welcomed b)- Heart Fund 1 Girl Scout pf this troop. and Mrs. Andrew Roberts of iK ment." j • • . > . • pani \ cut topics oi Austr>'>-> .TVitricin "Santa Claus," written by Helen started~to make a large wall pic- turned, "to~the states tabt succeeding Peggy Jacobs, Rlairt- ford place has been named local Santa Claus put in an^.carjy ap- Tin Icy and Sybil Mrfddox. Thb from the i.slorej.with play money. bcr .of. the program committee, In keening with the Christmas Buchtr found some intertvstiiiK ii'r' ture of Santa delivering his gifts. J December 1. A graduate of Cran- to Fort fleld High School; secretary,. Jolee chairman. pearance to give out gifts: to mein- They are. learning how to use the was In charge. • •spirit, the girls are> now making Hefe a squad .. formation about the animals to t>r part of Santa Claus was played by Barbara Walker sketched Santa,. ford High School, Sgt PorceUa at- leader "> Company A, beine Z Ross. Abraham Clark Hi^h School, " bers. -•.'•••• Dale Thronqberry. The 6ther money. Empty: milk cartons, but- Mrs. Brunt announced that, the Sjilts for their parents, which will bi Z The tirive is conducted' each found in Australia, such as, the Thomas Lang sketched the Christ- tended Union Junior College an* charge of a group of meiiwho'ate Roselle, succeeding Joan Wolf, February in conjunction--with the! Host«.-ssos' for the evening wero:- Mpcakinn ! parts were played 'by ter boxes, soup cans and • cereal mas tree; and ^Sandra Benjamin Girl Scout party held November be given to them at the Christmas Mrs j kangaroo, jilaJypus, dingo .and the 1 Toccoa Falls (Ga.) Institute Prior working, at Lak;« Taal, the DO^-, Rahway High School, and treas- appeal of the American Heart As- \ - Clifton Stockberger. chair- GIFTS Darlene Wliitmeyer, Thomas Oath- cartons were brought in by-Ronald made the fireplace. 27 was most successful'and that party on December 17 in the gym- m;in Mrs koala bear. " Carol Brescher pro-' Hedges. Robert Ernst. Marie Delia to entering military service he was recreational area. C| urer, Ginny Bach, Westfield High s Yacko. or their own home libraries irt last week. Mrs; Hollis L. Lelaod, M. T. Eugene is' teaching one GIFTS United . ^"Grade 2 ' • .,-• Springfield avenue, recently y/as while the adviser for next year's the Union C°unty Mental Hygiene int-nibership into the club. Robert Wilson, Richard/Eichinger. their leisure time. TKey have then president, presided. half of the girls of Troop 38 of ( . '• Grade The girls and boys In Kirs. Lyn- pi-omoted to Corporal while serv- •cfaattrts studytea drift im. u». ALL DAY SATURDAY forum -will be Olof Hogreleus Society and at present »s servmgj Christmas gifts for 16 of Cran- 's ' .Kenneth B£adell, Douglas Barile, asked to read these books to' their Roosevelt. School the art of metal The boys and uirls in Mrs. !?<>-. nore Shechatt's second grade have Mrs. A. M.; Gcsslcr, chairman ing with the, 0393d Technical Ser- ftraturMb eamata. plankton, tot Battin High School. R. W. Wilier as- treasurer for the Christmas mt-| f9rd-s underprivileged childK-H lores Koellner's fifth grade have Dennis Beach and Briicc^ Rogers. been busy decorating their room classmates . during story time in of the membership n^tfinaflng craft The other half of the. troop vice tfnlt i»t White €ands Prov- •nftnqa of Ute In tha occau oftea of, Westfield High School was ad- sale ..being conducted by Cranford j . yesterday1 ^at the Tobey Stout, Richard" fcrfihnm. school. The class has been enjoy- Is working on pottery badges with wt rc wrappwi all beon tryinj; to maintain- a_per- for Christmas. The following chil- committee, submitted the names of ing Ground, N.M. Last stationed 0ad tt convenient torefe r to tt» viser" this year. Post 212. American Legion, for]hom c of' Mrs". Burton' Jamison, JelTrey Laird and Robert Shire ing those little story readers im- the following, who were elided Mrs. V.Osterheldt. Mrs. B. G. Gil- . - *!'< -_' V-'*l benefit of the First Aid Squad, He. department chairman. The fect, record in atlrndaiirc arid 1 dren have made decorations of at Redstone Aresnal, Ala.. Cpl.,AntcroUc. m«»nlng tb« Ocean wttir, •The students attended and con- wvWalw GIFIS mensely. The following children punctuality. The- following boy;; wen- the clown dolls. Nancy Aps- Saiita Claus: , Vernon Herbert, to the council: Mrs. F. W. Voss, lespie is leader of. the troop. D'Arcy is an internal guidance re- of the Antarctic region Thayagrt. ducted eight panel discussions on 1 have read thus far: Wayne Robin- lt.f?;^?^^?^'.^t f r l ^!!.!^!^'^ «*i«:h were purchased lo- 'and Kills still have this 'perfect ley. Sharon Ayre'.nhd Gall Okun Elizabeth Cloud, George Burnash, Jr,, and MrsJ W. C. Throneberry. Brqwnla Troop 59 pairman in Detachment 2. .He en-r howovar. that these w»ter» do ^ phases > ltt ? ^l M«W«»beni Hospital, 1W. : phases of the theme, "Looking > t-ally from funds realized from the record: karen'Boebe. P:iti;it ia Cox, wj.Te the Dixie dolls. The French, son, "Maybelle and the_ Donkey"; m-w council members, and Mrs. Brownie Troop 59 of Rooseyelt tered.the'Ariny in January* 1953. main • gfrpgrapnlealhj dUtlptt Eleanor Hall, John Abbott. Don- Elninc-Thiesz, ''The/Monkey ^nd Ahead." ' [chive in.1952-53. club's philanthropic breakfast di- Jessie Nadlojiian, Alary Williams 'dolls wert> played by Gretchen School Tecently visited the Burry and completed basic training: at. oceaa. . • . •"'•.,••''* ald Dixon and Mary Lynn ScJbert. the' Mirror"; Dawn Funderburk MA. Shcpard. of Kenilworth, A planning committee headed by Postliraster .Metz is' a |>ast com- rt-i-tc-d by Mrs. Aithuii Biddle in and Eilet-n l.ieb. ... Hansel. Dianne. Orazi. Joyce Sor- St:rr decorations we're mode by first vice-president. •. •>— Biscuit plant in Elizabeth. The Miss Harris will 'meet at Vthe col- mandei: of the local Leu*o» ix«--;t. McGulrc," "The Christmas v „ . ..(.October, will bu distributed by dill. Penny Johnston and Elizabeth girls in the troop enjoyed this visit and > a member of Ca|>t. William Fischer, Frank Pielhau, ger" ~and^~Hcnrietta Hamilton^ _l_Mrsj_W. F. Barhaby. -president - 3 lege on January 18, it was an- Arthur G nn< iVe ROOSEVELT SCHOOL Fuller. ' " "~ • William Cheek, Newell Woodward of the Leaders". Association, re- a,nd (vlt that it was so educational nounced. . Rndnev Fiske Po,t 335. Veterans | '&**• f ( ' - ^ ^ f^ Animal Stories." of' Foreign Wars, and the Holv! ^ctary of the Cranlord Welfare •'• " The pupils in' Mrs. \\nh!iliiicl;i Sus:vn Morris ren'd the Bible and and Muthew Parker. Bell decora-: ported- that the Kenilworth-troops that they plan now to visit eiiJiii Beach and Pete Yacko were the JMinvur, Mary Ann Ogonowski. The boys and girls in Mrs. Doro- Lincoln School will sing at Cran-t H. Blanding, Mrs. W. S. Barn- Kivyanis Club and served, as fire- Corrosion articles ha\V been brought in by \ Serve COMMUTERS TAP ROOM Hears Lacal Performers works chairman on the Memorial, bearers. ' . • Johii Lelahd, Geoffrey Goodfellow, thy Petrovich's class have been ford Hall, and that other troops hart and Mrs. E. H. Manny, are The Christmas program of the Joseph l^iinl. Kobt-rt' Olteilly, Richard Wilson, Pauline Dickison. bringing in things dealing with will sing at Brooksidc and Brook the leaders of this, troop. \ Tomato Pies at Home. an Marlyn Grade 4 Isaac. Susan Dauber. Jan Sales, hiked, to the Girl Scout Camp CHS Vocal Corrosion," was presented by J/ir ,. Lynch and Oxvicht Weeks. Pic- Sokolinsky's Kindergarten class mittee chairman, announced" that Serve 4-6 Persons with 3 Pies for $3.00 (Save 30c) Clearance On All ticular interest for Cranford resi- Papers of distinjition in arithmc-. and- Robert Montgtimery^ minia- the sale of Camp Savings Stamps in Kenilworth for a, cook- out. A Serve 6-10 Persons with 5 Pies for 54.75 (Save 95c) ~ dents. tures fronv*tin* lil>l";iry Were shown have been making bell bracelets Uc have been displayed on theture drumes and canoes by Jona- court of awards was held around Serve 10-20 Persons with 8 Pies for $7.25 (Save $1.55) Groups Perform by Joanne.IAitch. Valerie Mattin. and bell sticks to accompany their has been excellent this year. Mariana Caldwell of Fanwood, November bulletin board in Miss than Apgar, Gregory Chester and Mrs. Leland appointed Mrs. B.the- camp-fire. Norine Schulz and formerly of Cranford, offered a Karolvu Schiilz. Elizabeth Banir Christmas songs. . T-he • children Robert Montgomery- Indiaricom Elizabeth Kelly's fourth-grade. The C. Belden, Mrs. Shephard and Evelyn Johnson Were invested as Toys ^^^^ group of four violin solos accom- For Colony Clujb hart, VVilliani Kay and 'Jean who have completed their instru- following children have been hon- was presented by Richard Durand; Girl Scouts. Backyard camping SlaRu\ Joanne Lynch. Carol Szabo ments ore Marthn •• Farnsworth, Mrs.' D. L. Copcland to represent COMMUTERS TAP ROOM panied at the organ by Anne The H-Girls Ensemble arid the- ored: Lois Horakh, Ann Mineur, ,i basket by Linda Fisher along badges were awarded to Ellen Ahr. i . Cranford Area in the survey which Carthy of Cranford. 'Marcelia Hall Boys Double Quartet- of Cranford mm liiul K:iini:ill Cromarty brought in William Martin, Paul .Muflfey, Betsy Wells, Carol Check, Patricia S S ld beads by with Carol Pastrof and Karen Clemen- 112 South Ave., East CR 6-91S0 of Westfield, formerly of Cran- txtoks. Joseph I^ihd showed slides Gene. MatTey, Barbara Tumlin, Blazcll. Wiliram Plummer, Barry " Hs now being made to study couri, High School .entertained members •'•'.,.( Gregory Chester. cil coverage, or the advantage of sen. Jane Arnold-' assisted Mrs. ' '• • ~ CRANFORD ford, soprano, sang a solo' and Block, Bruce Blokley, William A. S.. Kightlinger, one of the of the Colony Club of Cranfbrd Grade 3 fewer; but. larger. councils in j at thr* dub's, nnnt PLAY SAFE ON FEATURING — From T/IP—•'. "Ciffoh County." SP has waesnjrt1"511*** TV and Alfred Lawrcrice. " dren.of Mrs. Dorothy Strauss are attended Veteran's-Memorial Hall. Baruizon - ^':.... making flour and iwater maps. of been postponed from January 3 to r? the program. Miss Olga E. Spccht, director of Grade 5 that country- Ellen Foster, Don- January 10. • . •. • vocal music in Cranford High. Trust the repairing of flrartiral (EltriHtHUtfi The children in Mrs. Cora Leo- Seampmfe ald Wehrenberg, John Dreycr, Troop 21 Men in Service School, presented the group and your TV set. only to nard's fifth grade class are'sti|dy- William Brewster,' Edward Tris-* was introduced by Mrs. V'ctor thoroughly .qualified •x- i ing about the weather. The fol- Girl Scout Troop 21 of Cleve- Aviation Cadet William Cox for Iht Garden Enthusiast tram, Suzanne Simons, Susan Fer- land and'Brookside Schools under Cranford's Oldest Jr.,' of Cranford, has . completed D. Shahecn. program chairman. parts. W« ar* slatf *d. Carter's lowing pupils have contributed guson, Jane Harris arid Laura his primary pilot training at Co- James Hudson, soloist, sang *"O Weather maps and materials for the leadership'of Mrs. R. M. Har- by factorf - approved' Frank have completed their pro- mon'has been,divided .into two Financial Institution lumbus Air Base, Miss., and Holy Night" and "What Child Is technician*, exclusively. . Fantasy : use in this work: Carolyn Schmidt jects. .Kathleen Higgins and Tho- now taking • basic multi-engine Karen Tucker, Karen Peterson, patrols. Mrs. A. W. Bowling and This." The combined groups pre- •foi. w mns Clark brought in, many in- Mis. H. A. Grote are the patrol training at Goodfellow Air Force sented: "Happy New Year," "O Ship'n Shore Kathleen McNub, Patricia Van Sa- teresting pictures for the study. ders. Alice Sntith, Madeleine Rob- leaders of the .Cleveland.. School Base, San Angclb, Texas. Upon Come All Ye Faithful." 'Deck Grade « successful completion of his the Halls with Boughs of Holly/" CRANFORD inson,. Roberta Kraetsch, Brian Scouts and Mrs. J. J. Banker and 1 29 N. UNION AVE. Conley. David Del^onge,' Peter. The children in Miss Ruth Mor- Mrs. R. Vehr are the leaders of Cranford Savings training, he will be commissioned "Jesus, Jesus. Rest, Your Head,*" and many other famous L! nicy;--Lawrence Davis, Charles gan's fourth grade have written -as- -a—second -lieutenant in - the "Angels-'From-on-High." "Away RADIO original word problems about the United States Air Force,, and qriffillis, and Mjchael Keller. jut in a Manger," "Joy to the World." XB EASTMAN ST. brands nationally advertised. ^hool-library^-in-connection'with and Loan Association •awarded 'his silver" p116ts~wihgs an~d~"SiVehYNTght"~t»n"wHIcli'club' ^XSHERMAN- SCHOOL their arithmetic and English work. The son of Mr. and Mrs. William members joined*. CB 6-1776 $• • . . -\ Kindergarten Five representative problems were CORNER SOUTH and SOUTH UNION AVENUES Cox, Sr., of Cranford, he is a The girls in the ensemble were: * • The children in Mrs. Dolores selected and each member of the PHONE CR 6-9200 graduate of Cranford High School Patricia Castaldo, Sue Laird, llcne Open Evenings Until Christmas We Issue Green Trading Stamps Jannelli's clatssihave been decbr^it- class made a copy of them for Incbrporated 1887 He entered the military service Johnsen, Joyce Skaarup. Yvonne j ing the room for Christmas. The Miss Elizabeth Kelly's fourth in February, 1954. Berg, Caroline Stearns. Margaret •1 following have work displayed on grade class in Cleveland School' to. ••TTT f the bulletin board: Barbara Mat- solve. The committee who organ-, tina, Karyn Schoonovor, James ized.the project included: Freder- Announce* the declaration of its ick Atkins, Cory Friedman, Kath- 841 ryn Duncan, James Zachary, and LEARN TO PLAY Virginia Tromcttcr. ,.' 81st Consecutive Dividend GLOVES • GARDEN TOOLS • SPRAYERS ACCORDION I Puyable as of December $0, 1954 . . • ,»• • ' llli:tSTH\S WITH FUIUKKN! New Mayfair Market MODERN METHODS let yon I PRUNING SHEARS • HEDGE SHEARS play melodies from the start. Features Convenience Beginner's accordion furnished A stoi-e designed with trie cust- BREEZE-BLOWN Custom designed centerpieces for tables. • • • ' " - Modest lesson fees. ,„ omer's convenience in mind— that's the~new"MayfairinLinden.! Every latest improvement in super Christinas "decorationsdesigned^especially" for the 'Shut-in or Bird Lover,—-— market shopping has been built; emperea for fireplaces. into this ultra-modern seventh Per Annum BIRD FEEDING STATIONS unit of Mayfair. Christmas tree stands. Every one of the twelve big food departments is just jam- Suet Cakes • Sunflower Seed packed with nationally advertised Doorpieces which cannot be matched in brands of merchandise. Recog- artistry and originality. JTp/^

XARGE-SELECTION-OR . Whirlpool protecl»a» it drift, Your clothes ve ihidded from direct —-—--.CHRKTIAS- : NAME" BRAND TOYS bMt-rayt. Billowy carrents of WED:, DEC 22,7 to 9 p. M. wann «r do the work—dry dothea FRIDAY, DEC. 17, FROM 10 A^^.M. TO 10 P.M. £L E. TRUBENBACH • GAMES gntlcr. softer, wrinWe-frtc. flua^ -^TO SEE OUR FABULOUS DISPLAY OF DISTINCTIVE ^DECORATIONS AND • DOLLS • CARRIAGES "WEtrlpoor* Sricctnv TtmpntOm, , N Smim-Swutotk Dtmm. sistcrs. *' YULETIDE LIST ! Slated by Methodists By the Rev. Robert G. Longaker, • . „ in the First Presbyterian Church, sion in the Junior Department l!Uri who identified- hiniseU with Tuttle and Mrs. Chrisu'rin Peter- - Mr. and Mrs. Everett Kidd! were Room at H pm. Sunday, and at 8 Theodore Grush. .- a" jitver's licc&se and draft card 1 son; publicity, Mrs. William MiJ- in charge of the program, assisted " Christmas parties for' the various departments of the Sunday At Calvary . , Minister of thc First Presbyterian Church the Rev. Robert G. Longaker will o'clock the Session will meet with Members of the Senior Fellow. ;,,'Frunk Evans had been returned Perhaps it is bec'ause'most of us are dreamers that we liiyi gifts.. Mrs. S. J. Bykowski; re- by Mr. and Mrs. Merle Horseh . School of the Cranford Methodist Church will be held tomorrow "Do We Know Him?" will be present the Christmas message: the cprnmuBicants' class and their ship will meet at the church « J^y tht- Cranford Branch of thtr freshments,, Mrs. Harkftts and look forward to events with such great expectation. It is probably 7:30 p.rrt. Wednesday to go Christ. and Mr. and Mrs...Joseph. Leo- and Saturday afternoons* .•';>• "L ,. the title of the Rev. Arnold J. "Arid On Earth,Peace." The spe- parents. " „ ,'' I'liiiiti County Trust Company Mrs. Uobert Sweeney; and Santa's bold. Each • cub scout brought a • true that no great accomplishments have ever been realized mas caroling and,will return to The programs ..set underway tomorrow at 3 p.m. when a Dahlquisi's sermon at Calvary cial Christmas music by the Chaij- On Saturday, the annual Cub u^rtittt -no account." helper, Coimle Bykowskj. can or food to the Christinas vjcxtfl Lutheran. Church this Sunday. .until they have taken such definite sriape_]n one's plans that Scout Christmas carol sing will be the church for tun and refrt.s^\ JUST IN TIME FOB CHRISTMAS program is held for the Nursery Department in -the Nursery Room. cel Choir will • be ''Behold, J Mr. Alessi told the police that turn basket, which a tyoup ol ! Services are at 8:15 a.m. matins they have literally lived in our dreams. But to mention dreaming held -and will 'be broadcast ments. TheJunior carol sin« u;r! 1 1 tin- brown-haired man of medium cubs will .present Saturday after- The party for the Kindergarten j ~" ; ^ '. and the main service at'11 a.m. Bring You Good Tidings," by GoW; throughout the town from .the be held at the same time on Thurs- makes.us immediately think of day-dreams.-those wistful and buiki. about 23 years old and ybout PTA Provides noon to the children-of the Janut. Department is Set for 3 p.m. Sat- ' Rev, Albury Speaker The Girls' Choir wilfsim^ "Sleep, "Angels O'er the Fields," an old church'tower: • . • . day.-evening. •_._ ^ impossible thoughts'that pass through'our minds with never an nv,- leot. eight :inches tall, pur- lyiemorijiF-Honte in'Elizabeth. SEAttR PRESENTS A GALAXY urday, while the affair for the I • . . , Little Jesus". (Bohemian folk French carol; "Sanctus," by Gou-. A regular meeting of the Board n idea that they could really come true. So our great expectations :'':. On Monday at 7 pen*, the Mar- ch.i^i'd §5 worth of groceries, on Cubmasicr Francis U. Kooopack tune) .at the' early service, and garet-Greene Guild will hold its- of Trustees will be^ held in the Christmas Trees Primary Department "begins at 2 At Elizabeth Meeting are charged with more than idle dreams — they must be dreams nod, and "Break Forth' O Beau- 6 and paid for them by extended a welconuHiv all present the senior choir will sing as the annual Christmas 'party.. Supper minister's study at 8:15 tonight. o'clock Saturday in the auditor- The Rev. Ronald Albury' of with hope attached to them; the hope that somehow they really teous Heavenly Light,*' by "Bath. and offered season's greetings on anthem at the later ' service, i # At Two Schools OF FASCINATING XMAS Mt-rchantville. formerly of Cran- will come to life;for us. • • ' . -."''' The organ music will . include behalf of the adult leaders of the ium. ^Carol of the Bells," by Leonto- <>n that same date. Martin Sin- Through the "efforts of the Par- pack. He also presented each boy At 7 p.m. tomorrow, the Meth- ford. was guest speaker Jasj week vich. '''•;•• Take the great expectation that fills our lives to over- "Vbm Hlmmel Hoch" ("From "t^iTrrnanager of the Acme Super- ent-Teacher Association, Chr is t- at a meeting 6f the"Auxiliary with q Cub Scout calendar. odist Men will hold their annual Sunday .school convenes at 9:30 flowing as "we think of Christmas. We look forward tt> it for Heaven Above I Come"), Green- Special Christmas Sunday market at Alden and JAiln streets'," mas ti-ees have been put up In Mr, Kidd conducted the Christ- children's-Christmas party and a' Guild of all Saints E piscopal iintiiied the police that a. man Sherman and Walnut A v en up Miscellaneous Church. Elizabeth. a.m.. A nursery is held during the weeks ahead; gathering the greetings that we shall send* to sleeves ("What Child is This"), mas program as he led.the group *• similar party for Boy Scout Troop 11 o'clock service in the church i.tL-titilying himself as Fnink Evans Schools. - -Jv sinijinR of Christmas carols, with . The Rev. Mr. Albury. son of friends; buying the gifts that we shall give to lovfed ones; planning "Noel," by Mulet. and"Te Deum," d.iJ requested him to cash a $25 76 will be held at 7 o'clock, to- house for small children whose the activities of the whole season; in fact-right no\s^-wc are in the Services at Osceola CKurch Mrs. W. E. Barnicle, Christmas' Mrs. Morgan Jones accompanying night in. thc auditorium of the Mrs. C. G. Albury.of 113 Eastman by Langlais. . •. .... i-liivV on the Cranford Branch of parents attend'the church service. midst of the Advent Season which is the season of preparation Chrbtmas'Sunday will be observed .ut Osceola Presbyttriaa party 'chairman, was in charge" ol on the piano. The ringing of Educational Building. avenue, presented an illustrated ihf Suburban Trust Company. He the project and she Was assisted sleigh bells heraled the arrival of talk on migrant'workers in New All choir rehearsals have been for Christmas. Why all this activity? Is it simply because we want The annual Christmas pageant Church this Sunday, with the Rev. Albert G. Dezso, pastor, prVach«: The children of the Church oi was sent out at the time. SiMrtbly program to be given by the also are invited to bring their Club will meet Saturday at 8:15 one'short day. Peace comes awfully close to our world on Christ- the Junior Choir and the West- to the memory of the late David child also received a candy cane Baby Gifts & Toys Hair Brushes Flash Bulbs At Alliance George Jones and William Tur- minster Choir under direction of Another alarm was broadcast combined choirs under th«» direc- and a balloon. p.m. • . roas morning. God gave His own Son to be the Saviour of our Stein of Kcnilworth, thc oldest wiii-H IVJr. Alcssi's report was. rt— DrrAlbert Allinger. .pastor* will A program _©fLChristmas music ner; the" Littlest Shepherd, David, Miss Jean Hunter, organist and tion of Charming Coppage apel There will be a meeting of the world and in the epirit of that great gift wo too give ourselves to member of the temple and one of ilived last Thursday, and a .war- James Lenny, music teachers. preach on the topic , "Dream and and songs will be featured as a Myers; Wise Men, Maurice Beck- choir director. Gift Wrappings- Gift Boxed Soap Senior Luther League at 7:30 p.m. others. The best that we can give seems so insignificant in com- ett, Richard Frank, Herbert Mit- its organizers. rant issued • for the suspect by The film, "Sea! Island," by Walt Wallets Reality" at both morning services. candlelight service is conducted Sunday. The- Teacher-Training parison with that which He has given all of us. • • • The sp>eech choir, composed of Magic Clown Mrs. Dacis E. Ro'tnwcilcr. organ- chell; children with lanterns. A- long-time resident of Kenit- Municipal Court Clerk Willis C. Disney will be shown to all the in the appropriately decorated Al- course will continue on Monday So our great expectations go oh, hoping and dreaming Warren Jacobi,- Martha Lyons, young people of the church under Bird. - children on Wednesday arid candy ist, will use the 'following sclec- night in the church house. Boy direction of James MacKcllar, worth, Mr. Stein was the okl«t Entertains Pupils Ties and Seals Bath Salts Manicure Sets .tions: "Trie Shepherds" by Theo- liance Church at 7:45 p.m. Sun- that maybe this 4s the Christmas that the spirit shall not die Roy Slocum, Susan Tweed, Ar- 1-ocal police also received a rer' canes will be given to all children. Scout Troop. 84 will assembly on with .the closing .gf^th.q day, but go on helping men to Jtoye each thur LaBracio and Frances Gray- director of "Christian education, member of the Kcnilworth Vol- qiic^t for information on the. case ofrdny aH?r«OTrmrin the ehurch . ftunrtny. YXiX.-week from..the W'nfield At Roosevelt Buck, ''Offeivitofy • for Christmas" other not for jlist a~ • % Gal. — $1.65 . Man, Evolved by- Atomic Force?" Ramabai-Mukti Mission in India Frank T. Whitty on St. Stephen's at,7:30 p.m. Putscher. ' ' . is the subject of the Lesson-Ser- will be the speaker. She will take day, Sunday, December 26, a< 4 There also will be a talk on ICE ^REAM TARTS 4i p;m, in the-church. The program will include a buf- rnon to be read "at Christian. Sci- as her theme. Christmas _ in Lutheran Sunday School fet supper, games and entertain- "The Spirit of Christmas" by the India." All women of the church Services Suriday the fourth Sun- Topped with Whipped Cream ence services Sundaylr Plans Christinas Events ment.- The event is for adults only Rev. Robert G.' Longaker. Man's God-given dominion over are invited to attend. , iay in Advent, include: 8 a.m., and is by reservation. Mrs. Ben-. Officers for the year 1955 will materialism, including the so- A' group of men under the lead- 3oly Eucharist; 9:15 a.m., family The Church School of Calvary be installed as follows: President.. ICE CREAM ROIiL Lutheran Church will hold two jamin Minch heads the committee called laws of chance and mis-, ership of J. W. Bedford will leav< vorship and Church School: \\ arranging the affair. Mrs. W. H. Frank; first vicc-prcsl- fortune, is.brought out in the read- the' church at 5:45 p,m. to con i.m., choral service and sci non special programs in observance., of ident, Mrs. Joseph Warsinski; Attractively >y the rector, the Rev. Frank \ H. the Christmas season. The first Announcement has been :...". Packaged by ings from the King James Version duct a service at the Jerry Me that a Chanukah luncheon will be second vice-president, Mrs. L. ,J. and delicious assorted of the Bible, among which is the Aul!y Water Street Mission ir Earthy. of these is scheduled for tomor- Davis; third vice-president, Mrs. row evening at 8 o'clock and will held at the temple on December SCHRAFFTS — WHITMAN account of Paul's restoration of New York City on Tuesday. Tuesday night at 7 o'clock, the 26 at 1 p.m. for the children of the Robert Rath; treasurer, Miss DOUBLE KAY NUJS Eutychus, the young man who The Trustees will meet at th< ncn of the church assisted by the be under the supervision of the Helen Klase; financial secretary, Our Basement Store Junior and Intermediate Depart- Religious School. Mrs. Marvin all shelled — ready to serve "fell down from the third loft, church Tuesday at 8 p.m. Thi /oung people's groups will dec- Ostro nnd Mrs. Irving Myerson Mrs. R. S- Hawley; corresponding LOVELL A COVELL and was taken up dead" CActs 20 >. Pilgrim group of - Pioneer Girl orate the church for the Christ- ments. secretary, Mrs. John Praul. Nursery, Beginners* and Pri- are in charge oi this program. Has The Largest Correlative., passages from "Sci- wil!(«ieet at the church that saint nas season. James A. Watters is ence and Health with. Key to the night at 7. J _ chairman of the committee in mary Departments are planning tia Plants, other Decorated Plants, Gardens, Centerpieces r Scriptures'* by Mary Baker Eddy The regular mid-week Bibl< Aarge. ' the second program, to be held - sure to add extra warmth and good cheer to y'^" Selection Ever or acliiriV the following i(«4:5>: •itiiriy and prayr.r mcctingwill-b on Sunday at 4 p.m. The , theme " " ___ jase wrcuth^ / ."Accidents are unknown, to God. ofthis program is "Come to iKe ie for~lhe- flrcplace, mist held at the-church-Wednesday-ai Manger" and', will -include an "ExactlffThe or linmortal Mind, and we must: 8 p-m. The "Women's Missionar) Kane your mUUeto* in Atmosphere. —• -: leave the mortal basis of belief Pra>er Band will meet at th< 9*cted and convenient pUcei with angel choir, a cherub choir and a 9 and unite with the one Mind, in church Wednesday at 10 a.m. • strip of cellophane tap*. voice choir. Your Eye Physician Prescribes MAY WE SUGGEST THAT YOV order tox charge the notion of Open Evenings Till Christmas chance to the proper sense of PLACE YOUR ORDERS EARLY Cod's unerring direction .and thus " WITH U8 THIS YEAR • , bring out harmony." TOO MAT won coxroBT. urmnu ui WAT TO Help ma help you get your house all set for the M«*rrlc*t Bow Christian Science Heala Christmas ever. And don't foreet those out-of-town fri<-'"l=' acsutcB BAOIO raooa*M« or nil VICOUTTI, nner's —Send Flowers by Wire. Place your order with us. J»"e U BtB.' WVNJ' ( «;• ka> — Inif ••m4>7 t:O« k. m. handle all the details, ,'\^ if enter, scums! : — «T.rr ••»«•» . > •<«• •• •. , "An Answer Member Florist Telegraph Delivery Association Cranford'$ Oldest Prescription Pharmacy arantonns AVC. AT nu ax. , t a. ou To The Problem 277 North Broad St. C*A«Fom» •la. WO* — E*«ry JT. WALTER SEAGER, Rex. Pharm. — I*t.\lr4 taa4ar b«k If •._!!:•• m. m. Elizabeth. Nr J. Of Social Drinking" Open Than**? 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A. Faulkner (2), B. Conley. P. Metaler. Mrs. D. Creighl recently in Roosevelt Scl GAR WO Kimbel <2>, R. ^.Yuckman, Tom Kiams Area Men Keenlist '.The Him, obtained from r Four Gubs and Mrs. E. Gilbert. tain Lester W. P6well of the cv Mitchbll, Bill Donnelly, D. De In Naval Reserve Mrs. Creighton was named chair- Sees 'Pedestrian' Film Longe, Jed Leschuck and Charles ford* Police Department ?' Two Cranford area, men -have man of, a hospitality committee to "Pedestrians and the- School shown by 'Milton, BerkowiW ijr Keller, M. Leschuck and Charles reeolisted in the Naval Reserve ,»?elcome new mothers, and Mrs. Win Webelos ,Evans <2>; assistant denner stripe Safety Patrol" viras the title_of ,a viser U> the- Safety Patrol. . A large group of parents wit: for four years, Lt. Salvatore Ben- Fender was appointed publicity — T. Britton, M. Pritchard and tevengo, commanding officer of chairman. film shown to the Safety Patrol" "—. BUY IN CRANPOED __ THURSDAY. DECEMBER 16. 1954 TEN CENTS nesscd the awarding of four, Web- Charles Krippendorf; d c n n c r elos badges at the meeting of Cub the y. S, Naval Reserve • Training stripe — Bobby Ackland,. Alan Center, Elizabeth, announced. Pack" .103 Saturday evening, at Doktor and Charles Evans; and thc_ First Presbyterian Church. They are: ij^arl Tonnessen of den .chief cord — Ricky Conley. 110 James 'avenue." a member First Aid Party Assessments Confirmed AfterHLalf-Million-Doilar Expansion Plan Graduation exercises" were also conducted for five cubs, who were f Surface Division 3-15.' and presented with certificates by Fhmk Todisco of 255 Third ave- Rotary Votesv nue/\Garvlrood, who is assigned Stormy Council Hearing^ Cubmaster Robert Harmon and GOING OUT OF BUSINESS Among Events Ushering in Holiday KENILWORTH — Following a long, noisy hearing. Borough Trustees commended for their outstanding to Surface Division 3 - 16. , Mr. .GARWOOD -^- Singing of- selec- Assessments Todisco. Is employed as a printer I 1 Choborda will, be. reader_ for the The Girls' Choir will assist in Council adopted and confirmed "Tuesday evening a report of the KENILWORTH—Without a dis- County Clerk Hi-nry G. Nulton to the state bodies; • They will then \vork in cubbing.. tions from Handel's "Messiah '' by presentation. ••••-."' : by the Cith^en and Chronicle. the, production. Costumes and Board'of Assessors for the paving" of Sheridan avenue between senting vote, the Board of Eciuca- ot Hillside,, board counsel, w,i^ set dales toj^onsider the proposed' . The boys who received "Wobefos the Senior and. Junior Choirs or properties are in charge of the tiop approved a hall-niilHcm dollar named attorney for the building For Fellowship Parts in 'the pageant will be North Twenty7nrst and North Twenty-second streets-andl of North expansion. . • - . badges were: Mark Pritchard. • St. Paul's -Evangelical' "and Re-. Lydia Guild. • expansion program Monday, eve^ expansion program and was null:-. \ taken by the following: Twenty-first street 'between Sheridan avenue and Oak street. v Alan Arfljen,- -Peter Linley and The, Cranford Rotary Club has formed. Church and guests in the ing. '.,..' ! -'•._" orized to rc-jiicscnt lht board .bo- Mr.-Nulton saul the state com-- ' MothersNPlan Joseph, Charles Romano; Mary, Choirs of the church will com- Mr. and Mrs!" Einar Jespersen of I Jim Oathdut. . voted, to assess its membership for church at 4:15 p.m. Sunday, pre- 1 The board also adopted.;! reso- fore the State Commissioner of missiontr- of education, will con- Bonnie Copelahd;" Zacharias,* bine in presenting a Christmas 03 North Twenty-first street and • • Graduating cubs, were: Ralph sentation of a pageant by the ployes including members of the- utioa requesting Borouuh Council Education and tde I^>t:al Govirn- .sider the need /or-the progtam and . an annual contribution to a district Thomas Binns; Gabriel,\ Susan cantata at a candlelight service Mr. aYid Mrs. Pat Luzzi' of 300 l Morrison, Peter Linley, Alan Arf- Christmas^arty Westminster Fellowships at the Police Department. Part-lime and klrs. Frances Condoji, tax collector inont Board cr (>thtr public fellowship for sending graduate at 4 p.m. Sunday. t- North Twenty-second street com- 1 its reasonableness, while.the Loc41' ken, JefT Zimmerman and Meli'in Davis; an angel, Eileen Choborda; recently employed workers got les^- md treasurer, to supply- a dolit groups as may be'rieeess.-i-ry. Presbyterian Church at 7:15 p.m. plained they did not benefit by Government Hoard will consider Brown. students abroad for special studies For Boy Scoi wise men, Arthur Walshe. Donald First Aid Squad Party ser amounts. Bonuses for mem- tatement to be submitted to the Mr. Kulton said the tax collector j ON ALL PRESENT MERCHANDISE Tuesday and the First Aid Squad's Perry and William Copeland; he improvenfent and, therefore, New members welcomed into in foreign,universities. Santa Claus (in the person of bers of the Kenilworth Volunteer itate Commissioner <_>f Educatioti has five days iii which to supply • •those, two points plus l)ie financial Plarisafor a Christmas party\for annual party for. local children should not have to pay the assess- 1 shepherds, Robert Davis, Peggy Magistrate James T. ileojiard) Will' Fire Department also were voteci. and to the Local Government ability of the borough to pay for ' the pack were: Sheldon Cohen, The action, made possibly a^ the members of Boy Scout TrtiSip in Lincoln School at 2-p.m, Sat- ment. - : tht> debt staU'!»U'fiJ. Jl)e next .step • John Glidden, Steven Tyro-,'Jeff- Logic, Eileen Hoy and Arlene be present to distribute candy A letter was received from Ho- Board. , is lor him to d'olivcr the statoinfivt! the project. ' , . ;• annual district conference held .at next Tuesday were made at a urday will be among highlights Smith; an angel of the heavenly Mrs. Luzzi claimed she was told selle Park-Kenilworth Local 27, rey Laird| William Little, Dudley Mr. and- Mrs. Edward. T. Kcane are now .Jn their new; and gifts as the First Aid Squad by William Broderick, builder. of The program must be approved Chase and King Ward. Two of Buck Hill Falls in October, was meeting of the Mothers* plub of of-a week of special events aisher- host, Frances Owen. Patrolman's Benevojent Associa- home to ;rades. 73(1 Newark avenue. -Gifts were A motion made and seconded by safety job. Besides, with the sea-Elizabeth, has been appointed Mrs. William Lang is program 6 ALDEN ST. 7^^atANFOl0ar6^631 Barbara- Materia, Mrs. Lester Adopted on second. and final ning approved'the layout plans, of ' Former Cubmaster Sanford K. son of slippery streets at hand, StefTen, Mrs. Raymond Rambo, Williams were letters from ^Vs^ riate authorities and write again a developer, improvements are de- During the program, the school 'Xchunged..— - Past-Presidents Robert M.' Crane chairman of a committee to con>- chairman: manded^ the mayor said, but they reading was an ordinance to regu- Frederick Elsasser of Union, archi- Thomson was welcomed back to it's very good insurance, that YOU Miss Margaret Burns, Miss' Mil-. sistant Postmaster General Or- when he heard from them. >and will perform. They will play Mrs. Mae Reinert's fourth grade and Carroll Sellers was parsed duct a-survey to determine the Fifteen members -of the club Open9A.M.to9P.M. can't be demanded when the land late canvassers in the borough. class visited the Newark Museum tect, subject to changes, of final Cranford and reinstated as a rhem- and your famiy will be here to humber of ^ multiple sclerosis pa- dred' Spencer, Edward Froat, monde A. Kieb pointing- $ut that Three appointments made by Christinas carols for community 1 unanimously that the club gratify 1 with friends and neighbors toured is privately sold. - Also adopted on second and final and Planetarium last .week. plans. . ber of the Cub Pack Committee. celebrate Christmas. ' . . tiertis in Union County. the Sunrise Daries in Hillside last Horstmar Horlbeck, Arthur Strok, Mayor Burton K. Dickerman were reading was an ordinance setting inging. theaction of the district confer- jJ3»»S^3P>^ one of the main facts being taken At one time the meeting became A communication was received »The,' .mil vi, y will; be unU qtmradaj as a fimuViiiiiiug- uw Hy tVy^. nnnnt-il, 1171th \Tjfr Miss Lorraine Conover, music- u Ki membership to inaugurate the »««$iy=th«s?««i«Me«^ ardson. Thle^nea7tJ^sTrWrsriresp be directed by Charlie Griffith arul That means windshield wipers— of the Multiple Sclerosis Society. A menu-planning' committee for Miss Phyllis Smolley. .„ place is the lease situation with voting "rio," as he and Councilman cilman Oliver J. Brown, Jr., it war. »ram, which is opfii'td"The public!' Lew Etherington. fund. .-»••• to l^eave the' council chamber. In other scht>ol news, Joseph eluded iu the expansion. At the blades and motors; defrosters; all Mr. Winkel uryrd all -persons who a father-and-son dinner to be held "The Junior Choir comprises regard to present Post Office loca- Louis M. Ross,'the other Demo- Borough Engineer Thonruxs Tro- decided to look into the ^possibility The following achievement \ The club also acted to join the Cusato's eighth grade homeroom recommendation .of Charles de lights, and rear view -mirrors* know of multiple sclerosis suffer- February 8 was named'as follows: Claire Adolph, - Nancy Adolph, tions, and that there is a non-can- cratic member of the local govern- unsdn said he established „ the of enacting an ordinance to cope Grau, chairman of the planning awards'were presented: Bobcat — Cranford. Historical Society as a As for traction, he said, cars has chosen c'omrhittoes to plan a sustaining member .and also to ers to notify him. " Mrs. M>'ers. chairman; Mrs. Lang. Pamela Aklan, Betty Lou Aberle, cellable'-'lease running until 1961 ing body, had declared they would grade for the street, but that the with bows and arrows being used To Return committee, the bo^rd voted to in- Warren Parkin, .Richard Hauk, H. lose-traction dangerously on snow, Alan Chalenski, Arthur Chalenski, on the .present Garwood quarters do on all appointments made... for by children in the. borough. They hristmas party to be held on purchase a new club banner. builders didn't conform to it. The Wednesday,. Marilyn Baron is form the Band Boosters Club that .Cree ' and Dick Boyette; wolf and ice. He noted that tire chains Carol Corveleyn,. Donald Donough- at '300 North avenue. (he rest "of this year; Councilman grade of the* whole street could not were-called dangerous. a music room will be considered badge — George Magan, W. Fore- Transfer decals publicizing - the are recommended by the National treasurer, while Dolores Saley, Pa- School Site hue, Edith Feuge, Virginia Fitz- T)ie' letters ; sent by Borough Ross - was not present Tuesday be changed just to conform to the . Volco Brass and Copper Corp- when the program advances that man, Wayne Hopper, J. Higgins, 50th anniversary'of" Rotary also Safety Council for ice and snmV tricia Kelly, Evelyn Diercks and KENIIAirORTH—Tne Board of COAST TO COAST MOVERS simmons, Daniel Fitzsimmons, Dor- Clerk McManus as a result of a night. . ' ' wishes' of two residents, Mr: Tro-oration asked permission to occupy far. Such facilities as science G. Iversoii and William Forten- were ordered for sale to the mem- conditions, because council tesbs Arlene Sacks will decorate the Education will return U> the bor- ecn Lawson, Kathcrlne Lerke, suggestion at a recent council unson said. ' ( I• „ its new wire mill building. The room, art room, shop and home baugh; bear badge — Teddy Brit- bership. * have shown that at a speed of 20 John-Hay was named to fill the hristmas tree. Dolores Amoroso, ough a tratt of .land in Michigan Anywhere In the U. 8. or • Patricia Makowski, Judith Mason, meeting also pointed out that "Ih" other business, council voted building, committee, and Building making room ".were so designated ton, A. Faulkner, Brian Conley, Visiting Rotarians introduced by miles an hour on hard, packed unexpired term of Mrs. H. C. Janet Bargese, Claire Boright and avenue whichv.it one time.was un- Pauline Mason, Janet Paffenroth, Garwood has received no taxes a" $100 bonus for full-time cm- (Continued on page 5) ' because utilities are needed and Billy Ball, Frank Lawson. Pete Nelson KJing" included Charles snow, reinforced tire chains will Wergland, until Decemher 31, 19- Judy Buricwill decorate the class- der consideration as a site for an Sharon Pechin, Shirley; Schnauf- from' the. proposed new Post Of- must be included in the plans, he Kimbel, R. Hermanson," T im Farrow of Westfleld, Clay Fricder- stop a car in about 40 feet, com- 56, and Louis Martel to fill the un- room, and Carole Goodrelajr, "A ferent oil companies deliver fuel oil book to find anotlier oil company eager tended vlast Thursday in Scotch We invite everyone to come in and inspect our new store Bomb for Santa," by Mrs. Baker's Plains with Prosecutor H." Russell around your neighborhood? As a local for your business. - at the corner of South Avenue and Center Street. class. There were'three Christmas Morss to discuss the current safe- oil jobber and distributor we can tell you This is how competition in America's We have completely re Boxed Candy. today he will not be a candidate- school expansion progr^m," Mr Flowers Telegraphed Anywiiere for ret'lection at the February a Nolan Sjid. "DEPENDABLE. FRIENDLY school election for another term In declining to run again, Mr KEPBESENTAT1VK in conclusion, we wish you all a Very Merry Christmas oi« the Board of Education. Nolan said he needs more time foi idea - COMPANIES ' Howard Murphy, chairman of his studies at the graduate ichoo fOtiHAT tXTU and A Happy New Year. the education committee, reported of Scion Hall University, Sout CRanfofd 6-0900 recently he would not be a. candi-' Orange, where he is majoring i UTTIE SOMnHlHC" GIVt CHARLES E YEAKEL - Al Lusardi,- prop. tljitc agaiiu The third trustee management. A OUETOM Of 10O-WMI whose term cxpirv-s, this year..Al- An 'ucrouiiluAt. Mr. Nolan ha DJUDUNDTI INSURANCE COB. hOBIH 4 UNION AVIS. UBHOKai AVE. AT LY.B.H. fred Scale, reports he is unde- headed the board's finance com FLOWER SHOPPE cided -about running again. mittce for the pa.sl two years an . 1QEJULI Evening Till Chri*tma* LUSARDI'S Although he is leaving tne board, previously served its supplie ~Mi\ Nolan issued~Lu~*slalernet)l "chalrmanr-~lte-atsn~i's~a—metnbe 101 CENTER ST. Teh WE 21021 of thtr planimui committee whic Cranford Trust BMgT pledging his .support for the 107 NORTmUNION AVENUE CR.VNFORD 6-1032 Open 8 A M. to 10 P. M. board's, current expansion pro- made the studies and drew up tin UOM t, SECOND nOOK gram. . i plans for the current proposed PVBLIC fr J will be i...

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budget for* next year. .-, icross, MrT andTilrs. Afle ~B7~C] "of. Cranford and . Keiiflworth had maximum bffB^OO' fdrthoseTTolff; Mary ChUrch, Elizabeth, for Man-Josephine Garcia Seco; a daughter, tqin of* Company 1,-Otto-Raimon- 1 Arnzi A. Arnold The Sunday School Choir as Vander Stel and Cornelius,.H.. Vun- applied for such a position,. ing bachelor degrees. For those uel Seco, 62, ol 449 Coolidge drive, Mrs. John Badger of Elizabeth;, di; lieutenant of Company 1. Ro- Meth. well as other members', of. the d'er Stel. . '.'•''« Mrs. Frances Condon,, custodian having a master's degree, the as Lgy ^ilita^ KENILWORTH—Services were and a grandchild. bert Parella; captain of Company r held Sund|iy evening in Elizabeth who died Friday in Alexian,Bro- school will go caroling Wednesday jf school monies, asked the board sociation asks a.minimum of $3,800 thers Hospital, Elizabeth, after a 2, John Rusiniak and lieutenant evening. TJiev will meet at _jhe to request that the teachers cash and a maximum of SCflOO. Funeral for Lieut. Ruscansky for Amzi«A_ Arnold, 74, of 650 olj Company 2,'Joseph Tripodi. •t. IN KENILWORTH Set P; Trustees to Return •rief illness. • Interment was. in chureh at G: 30 and" visit shut*in's West Colfasf avenuet who died Frir- (Continued irom pa0e 1) .heir checks more promptly! ish'> association also seeks anni KENILWORTH — A largely attended military funeral was Firemen Elect f Elected as officers were: Vice- and other members 01 the parish. points: out that there arc many day in Elizabeth General Hospital it. Gertrude's Cemetery,' Wood- president, Charles David; record • was rezoned to industry so thnt cremehts of $200 with the beli Monday for retire* Police Lieutenant Andrew J. Ruscansky.^SrlJ They willrttuni ti> tho church for after a Jong illness. Interment bridge. ing secretary, James Corcione; fi- For FREE DELIVERY on- For Youth Adamas Carbide Corporation coulc outstanding, checks each' rnontti. mum to be reached in 14 steps. 58, hero of a New Years bay shooting in Kenilworth in 1940, who Tripodi to Fifth KENILWORTH "— A series of refresh men t,s. Mrs. Williarr. The minimum salary now for a was in Summit, Pa. Born in' Spain, Mr. Seco. came nanciiil secretary, Salvatore Cir-r build there. At a recent Borough WilliamC. Smith, president, pre- jjedLlast Thursday at his home, 566 Boulevard, after along illness. Born in Saylorsburg, Pa., - Mr. Christmas parties for the youth ol Schubert will be tn charge. 1 , sided. All members of the board teacher holding -a bachelor degree to this country.40 years ago andTerm as Chief illo; treasurer, John Sherba; chap- WINES - LIQUORS^ BEER \ •-. ' Tonight al 8 o'clock the Metho- Council meeting, it was decided, it- The funeral was from the Dooley Funeral Home, 218 North Arnold lived many years in Roselle resided in Elizabeth. many years the parish'will be held this week- ask-, the. Board of Education ito re- .were present, < . ' is $3,000 and the maximum is $5,- KENILWORTH—A fifth term as lain, Sf tho. present uniforms, u was reported, ... Mr. Murphy also said the board Joseph of Kenilworth, Allen of riment under .the leadership of KENILWORTH-^-At a meeting All Popular Brands of Beer on Ice Lady • of Good . Counsel Church, He is survived by his wife, Mrs. assistant chief, J.A: Malorie; cap- pola. ••..'- . '. . Women's Society of Christian Ser- are tit least six years o! _ will consider the bill signed into Newark, and a friend of LtL Rus- Elizabeth and Wilson of Cranford: rs. Clarence Anthony, superin- vice will meet at' 8 p.m. Tuesday. Monday' evening, the Board of law Monday by fSovernor' Robert : e •ndentv while the primary- depart- , Alfred Seale, \b u ffd i 1 , Education expects to reach a der cansky, read committal prayers. A two daughters. Mrs. Carl V. En- Girl Scout Trqop 13 tricots at grounds chairman, * reported ,aji Meyiier which sets the minimum Uey was fired by a firing squad quist of Kenilworth and Mrs.. rrtent's affair will be held at 1:30 pision oh teachers' salaries /or thesalary at $3,000 and sets up a v0 3 -p^m.- Monday and Girl Scout work, for a classroom in the coun- 1955-56 school .year, Howard Mur- from Camp Kilmer under the lead- Frank Grimmer, of Roselle Park; p.m. Saturday for the kindergarten Troop 4 :it the same .hour on schedule of annual increments of through., third crade students'. cil chamber of Borough mil'has phy, education, chairman/reports. ership of Cpl. Kenneth Howland 11 grandchildren and two great ( Tuesday. , .. $i5o. •-•'.:...... • <. . EVERYONE IS INVITED TO "The Rev. Jay House. assistant been completed. He also reported •The' board will meet to work "on Pvt. Vincent Salvatbria was bug- grandchildren. He was the hus- pastor, and Sydney Tyjeivski,.sup- The following new members that cabinets have been purchased the budget at Mr. Murphy's home, ler. . ' . ' . band of the late Mrs. Eva Sdckler erintendent, will be in charge 61 were received Sdndayf. .Mrs. Wal- for the art room. • 210 Boulevard, but the problem of Men tn Service I CRanford 6-9781 Seated in the sanctuary at "the Arnold. the party tor the fourth, fifth and ter Danfield, William. G. Bridges, Sydney Tyjewski. chairman, of teachers* :salaries. will be the' big* KENILWORTH—Pvt. RobeVt J. mass were the Rev. Michael Hu- •sixth crade students on.Saturday Mr. and Mrs. Raymond A. Ger- the health committee, reported decision. \_... Arthur, son of Mr. and Mrs. Allen (jak. assistant pastor of St. Ther- ' Manuel Seco hart. Mrs. William Gerhart, Wil- evening at 7, o'clock. •: that. his committee has decidied- ->~4Jfider consideration by thHo. Arthur of 65 Arthur terrace, is esa's Church, the Rev. S. J. Chiego, - KENILWORTH—A high mass of lia.m P. Hocflich,. Mr. and Mrs. it does not desire to go into a pro- MAYFAIR board is a request from the Ken-now undergoing basic training at requiem was -celebrated Monday Two parties are set for the older, Arthur J. Holmquest, Miss Jac- 512 BOUIEVARD (Cor. 21st St.) KENILWORTH pastor Of the Church of the As- gram of hiring a school optomefrist ilw.orth. Teachers Association for Port Dix. He enlisted on Novem- sumption, RoseUe Park, Father rnorning. in Immaculate. Heart of students on Sunday. The interme- queline C. ^Jacobson, John Shull- at this time..«Dr.'Harold Befman 23 EAST PRICE ST. a minimum salary,of $3,500 and aber 10 and expects to complete his Nuberg, and the Rev. Mark Doo- diate department's affair" will be BOROUGH OF KENILWORTH at 2:30 p.m., while the high school |t-y, assistant pastor of St. Mi- ! • ORDINANCE No. BI-38 Sunday School class and the Meth-. v'" £ 'w!W'* i !*!• *• >t chael's Church, Cranford. AN ORDINANCE tteeulattn£ Canvassers. LINDEN odist Vj>uth Fellowship will oom- A memorial service of the Ken- Snlicltors, and Saleumen Within" the bine m ilworth Volunteer Fire Deparjt- Borough of Kenilworth and Providing LT. ANDREW RtTSC^VSKV PonaltiOi -—.... - • . Christmas parties'are also sched- mcnt was conducted Sunday cve- (As he appeared In 1940) BE IT OHDA1NED. by the Mayor and uled for Boy Si-out Troop 82 at Council of the Borough of Kenilworth, ning by Swen Swenson, chaplain. Union County, New -Jersey. ,7 o'clock- tomorrow night and for Father Chiego officiated at a ser- three sisters,' Mrs. Augustus Fo-^ Section 1. No person, except ns other- Cub Pack 182 at 7:30 p.iii; fues- vice of the Roselle Park-Kenil- wise provided in this ordinance shall bert of Elizabeth, Mrs. Frederick canvass or solicit sqles, cpntractual agree- mum dny. . ' •'•_• . • worth Local 27, Patrolman's Ben- Kierner of Roselle arid Mrs. Mel- ments or donations from house to house In observance of -the lost Sun- evolent Association. Other ser- •viri- Conk of .Roselle Park, and In the Borough of Kenilworth without 1 'having first applied for and received day in Advent.-the Rev. John R. vices were conducted by the Holy seven grandchildren. permit at herein provided, and without Dexhrimer. pastor, .will speak on Name Society and the Rosary •So- having first deposited a letter from the individual, partnership, or corporation the topic 'The Best Gift of Love" ciety of St. Theresa's Church and BOROUGH OF KENILWORTU for which he or she purports to work at the tl a.m. service Sunday. T,he by Kenilworth Post 2230, VFW. ORDINANCE No. 51-31 authoring the applicant to act as a rep- resentative. • • • STARTING TODAY FOR 3 DAYS -THURS. to SAT., DEC. 18 Methodist Choir will sing. All patrolmen of the Kenilworth AN ORDINANCE Concerning Docs ar-i —...At 7:30.Sunday evening, the fi- the UcensinC and. Registration Thereof Section 2. Prior to {the issuance of the FREE EASY SPACIOUS APPRf OATIOW OF ^OUt police Department- stood a guard and PixinE the Fees io be Fold lor Each permit required herein, .the . applicant BRING THE WHOLE FAMILY .,. ENJOY SHOPPING nal service in the Sunday evening of honor at the bier. Active bear- License and Registration. nhall present his request in writing to PARKING! the Chief of Police, or other officer in • \ Advent scries will be hejd when BE IT ORDAINED by the Governing charge of the Police Headquarters, of the m ers were: Patrolmen Garland Fra- 1 the.'Rev. Mr, Dexheinier will con- :Body of the Borough of Kenilworth: Borough of Kehilworth, giving the fol- FREE CARRY OUT AT ITS FINEST ... SAVE WITH HUNDRED^ OF WONDERFUL VALUES! zier, Joseph DiMario, Joseph Ven- Svction X. Any person who shall own, lowing information: clude the Ohristnuw s*ory accord- trc, Robert Reuter, Frank Mulford keep or harbor a dog of licensing age - 1. Name. ite ing to the. Gospel of St. Luke. shall in the month of January, of each SERVICE! and George Kernan, all of theyear, apply, lor and procure from the 2. Specific addresses for the pist flv< .-,' The Commission on Education years. • . FREE CHECK CASHING SOMETHING FOR EVERYONE I -;n!2Ktfcriifc2*i»i2 its rw—shto._..:. or harbored and shall place upon' each Utfrtttl" worth, Cranford. Roselle Park, such dog a collar or harness with the 5. Arrest or conviction at' any time of tin iDSAMPWNG! BQROl'GII OF KlMtWOIlTH Scotch" Plains and the Union Coun- registration tag securely fastened there- any crime or disorderly conduct; »r '•\x to. • : • . of any municipal ordinance or regu- OPEN LATE 5 NIGHTS • FREE GIFTS and SURPRISES FOR ALL ty Purk police departments attend- Section 2. Any person applying for a lation,'- ' H NOTICE IS HERERY GIVEN*. ed the funeral.' Numerous flowers license and registration tag for any dog 6. Name nnd addresses of employers Mon. to Frl. 8 A. M. to 9 P. M. ALL THIS AT MAYFAIR'S, LINDEN, ONLY that tlu- Dorouch ut Ki-niluoith. on Ilio and spiritual bouquets were sent. shull |>ay\ annually for such d6g .license for past . five years and respective 3»th day oi Dtxrcmbcr. 1954. at B:0O P.M. and each* renewal thereof, as required dates of employment. Saturday 8 A. M. to 6 P. M. •EST'. ^t thr Council' dhaipb^r at tin- Lieutenant Ruscansky r e t i r.e d by the 'Revised Statutes of New Jersey 7. Identification and location of spon- Boroutli Hall. Iloulrtjrd. KtmluoHli. -. from the department on November is sought. m and ,inVrc«t . in tlu- hcrrinoftrr particu- <$3.00> Dollars for each license and the 1 on a full pension after 28 years' Section 3. The Chief of Police or ofTi lirtv UJb1 ' i sum of Twenty-five (S.25I Cents for each l.irtv Uc-Jcrib.-<11 prunrty at «aid ppropertr y service. He was tendered a testi- registration tog. cer In charge of tho Police Headquarters - is not lirrdcd for public ui*. Th«- monial dinner on November 13 by Section 3-a. The applicant shall Btate shall receive and file the application >r»y thall tw xvid to thr liii;)ir%t' biddrr the breed, sex. age, color and markings aforesaid together with ' two curren ifef > at publ c auvtiun, ''.iip.ni tUc followl'iic photographs of the applicant to be on< : Local 27, PBA, but was too ill to of the dog for which license and rcgls. " >tcnn«. ct»v*-ri:jnl>. and condition*' as hcrv- attend. ... ' , • tration are sought and whether, it is of inch by one inch in size, to be furnished Grand Opening Party Money-Saving Values! thAlter uet. forth. a long or short hair variety; and. also tho .by the applicant and the applicant shal 1 A clriKKi! of thirty prn-i-nt of. tllr The local man was shot in the name, street and post office address of permit the impression of' his fingerprints •ale price shall be paid at th«- time at the_qwncj^ and the person who shall to be taken'by an officer. o( the Polio QFG TOP QUAUTY - U.S. GOVT GRADED "CH0ICT the ijle . • nbdpmen—and-*criueally-wounded keep or. harbor such dog. Department. of _. the „ Boro.Mgn of Kenil 2. The h.tUncc of the purchase price, on January 1, 1940, prior to an or- Section 3-b. Any person who is the worth. The said application shall be. in in cash, >->>.ill be paid..»:ithin SJxtj,jtols. ganization meeting of the mayor head '61 si household 'and ~*hal|" knowingly- Vcstjgatcd by the Chief of Police or such after'the wle. and the purrhaier »hall ruTmit niiv rl^tf "' "'-""»'"tf "B" *".-*y-other officer delegated by\hlrhr or'the p ifti -Tmd-BoroughrCtJun'cil-bjr-the-latcr Harbored within his or her Immediate office?;... ln._cha/^e of^" the IleadquartersT from the date ol sale for lh«r bahjirr John Butler, borough tax collec- household shall be deemed to be annd shall cause the fingerprints of/the of the current year • and for any tubse.- person harboring any such dog and such applicant to -be ' filed with the prope quent Vear. bated on ttie us»c»«cti vaiiia-" tor-treasurer. Butler went berserk person shall apply for and obtain in his Federal and State Police Authorities. I tlons. and t-Xtucb dag pursuant to .the provision! k v.ith churtis and taxe*, within the talrf cansky was able to take the gem of theReVlsM' Statutes bf-*Hew Jersey 'iilftimuTUuii *TTd • drawing of the the lives of other public officials muzzle securely fastened about its nose. charge of Police Headquarters. Tho fi deed. The property" shall be" conveyed or a Icash not over six 16) feet in for a.temporary permit shall be the sum SIRLOIN ROAST by Bargain and Sale Deed, lubjeel tn whom Butler "had sworn veng- length attached to its neck, and ac- of $1.00 and the fee for. each renewa rettricllons of record, if any. and lonintf of a temporal*}' permit shall be the sui COTTAGE HAMS eance against for what he con-companied-and'held by a person.under ordinanretf. .«, fourteen (141 'years - of age, or without of $1.00 and the fee/fcrr-«m annual permii BONELESS, The premises . arc &ftuate;' lyinf,. and sidered interference with his au-the registration tag for such dog, orwhich shall expire one year from the GUARANTEED beliii! iiv the- Ftoioui:h of KenilKorth thority as collector-treasurer. shall cause or permit any unlicensed dog application shall be the sum of (15.0C TENDER, JUICY County of Ur.iou. State of New Jersey, to jvear any registration tag, shall bo per annum, and no permit shall be lssueci TO PLEASE OR and particularly described as follows:' Born in Bayonne, he had been a deemed guilty of a violation > of this until said fees arc paid and the deposi YOUR MONEY BACKI Ib. nEGBCNING at a point in the Easterly resident of Kenilworth for 3Ordinance5 . herein, mentioned shall have been made 59 • l«ht-of-way line of the Hahway Valley -years.- —-During"-World -War I, he. Section 5.- Any person' who violates Section 4. The temporary permit sha' Railroad where same'is intersected' by or who~iails or~rcfuses^o~comply-Wlth expire, iive _dayu_trorrt_the_date_qf issu- the Southerly side line.of Newark Ave-; served as a corporal in Co. K. The'terms of this Ordinance or the pro- ance and may be renewed.for successive But extended Easterly across sad rail- 113th Infantry, 29th Division, in visions of "Title •* Section 19 of the He- five-day periods.by the-applicant filing a ro>d roht-of-way said point being <}l»- vUed Statutes of New Jersey, or the rule!) affidavit, with the Police Department tha' QFG TOP QUAUTY tanl 1060 feet Southerly from the cenlc Franco in the Argohnc and Alsace- promulgated by the State Department of the facts represented by htm in .the - line of the Boulevard: thence ill alone Meuse. campaigns. He was at theHealth, shall bo liable to a penalty, ol initial- application have not been altered MILK FED - LEGS and RUMPS said Southerly aidv line of Newark Ave- Mexican border uprising in 1916 not less than Five IS5.OO> Dollars nor modified or changed from' the date therer nue extended North 65 degrees 38 min iJHKK&Xm more than Fifty IS50.00* Dollars for each of to tho date of the affidavit. urn utes bit 30 feet to a point: thence >J. Prior to joining the paidv de- dflcnse to be recovered by and in the Section 5. Upon filing of the appllca parallel with said Easterly Hsht-of-w»y name of the Director of Health of th» tion herein above provided, the applican partment, he, was a special mar- shall deposit with the Police Depar)men ^ line of the Rah way Valley Railroad and State of New Jersey, or by and In tho distant 20 feet Easterly therefrom South shal for four years. He was pro- name of the Board of "Health of th» the Bum of $5.00. Upon denial of th< 34 decrees 33 minute* East 303.63 feet Borough of Kenilworth or by and in tho application said fee Bhall be returned it moted to sergeant in 1948 and to the applicant. .In ..the...event .the permit Chase & Sanborn j V.nj.-1 to a point ID the Northerly boundary llm name of the Borough of Kenilworth" n» of Section 13 of the' Rahu^y Valley Rail- lieutenant in 1950. He was on sick the cajie m:iy be. except that for the is .. issued, 'the: ihall be delivered to road:, thence i3' along said boundary' leave a year whehhc retired. lirst oftensc in cases of violations of the applicant, the permit stuttng his Fabulous FAB line along a curve to the left with a H.S. 4:10-2 or U.S. 4:19-1 or U.S. 4:10-8, riame, hU physical dcncriptiorit and at- radius of 373 27 Ic-.l to a point in the Lieutenant^ Ruscansky was the penalty shall be not |esa than One tach thereto • one photograph which the' first mentioned ri£ht-of-way line of charter , mpmbery of* kenilworth isl.ooi Dollar nor more than Fifty applicant submitted; which shall be en- Rahway Valley Railroad a distance of ?$54H)Ot Dollars to bo recovered in th« closed .in a transparent plastic envelope 3S.S0 feet; thence fff~.alunl~lhc' Or»r ANY OUTER GARMENT MADE Post 2230. VFW; a fnembeForKft- same manner. with fastening device attached.* Upon*' re- 1 mentioned right-of-way line of the Rail- selle Park-Kenilworth Local 27, Section C This Ordinance shall taka turn of. the permit uforcsuild by the way Volley Railroad North 24 decree* tffect after llna.1 passage and publication applicant the „ fee aforesaid shall be re- Scott Tissues 33 minute* West 336.05 feet to the point PBA; a communicant of St. Ther- in the manner provided by law. turned to tho applicant. Section 6. No person shall canvaBS or of BEGINNING. esa's Church and a member of its ROBERT C. KRUEGEH. ' COFFEE The Bearings herein mentioned refer WATER solicit as herein above provided before KOUNTY Holy Name Society. - " ; Mayor. the Issuance of the permit herein author- to the true' Msridian. Attest: Said 'prcMlse* are fo*veve<« Surviving him are his wife, Mrs. ized and .-said person shall at all times KIST . PHILIP J. McGEVNA, when so soliciting or cam/Assing wear subject to the rtsxhta of the public to use Anna Johnston Ruscansky; three 1 PRESSURE PACKED. Sweet Peas •aid strip' of land tor puulu; »uctt j Borough Clerk. ' the permit on his outer narment In . the daughters, Mrs. William Bookbach front of his person at chest level. Every pose*. Statement ALL GRINDS! It is expressly understood that the PLUS CLEANING :md Mrs. John.. Patrick, both Take Notice that the above Ordinance. permit shall be returned * to the Officer Ib. Borough of Kenilworth dots not war- . CHARGE w)is passed at a regular meeting of the in Charge at Police Headquarters at the HALVES No. 2Vi rant title and will, not be obliged to Kenilworth, and Mrs. (Robert R. Governing JSody.- of the Borough of end of each canvassing, period of each BUY NOW and SAVE! Merrill of Roselle; two sons, An- Kenilworlh. and was approved by the and every.day and 'Shall be rcdelivcred can ROSEDAIE Can - • clear the title or" incur any. expense for on such day that such permit Is to be Bartlett Pears any purchaser.. . ' diew J. Jr.,,of Winfield'and David Mjyor on the 14th' DAY OF DECEMBER. .1954 used by thj person so soliciting or can- Tho minimum sale price for taid prem- S1IPC0VERS EXPERT TAILORING vassing. Any person who shall fall to 891 J~I~:ih~~r~6MM»6 W TeUjTh~jaa at home; three brothers, John of PHILIP J. McGEVNA, Borouch Clcrli of the abide by the provisions, of this section '• premise* 'will pl«o bcr con'ed subject -Elizabeth.—Daniel rjf __ Allert and shall fall to forthwith deposit said Garden fresh Produce Valves Trouter Cuffs -Borough-of—KcnllworthiN. J. 1 to any rights of any private parties that permit -after concluding~hui canvassing may exist ur may have accrued Mass,, and Robert of Kehilworth Dated: December 14. 1954. ri2-l6 J REPAIRED and soliciting for said day and who Knoll ZJPPER ' said premises. fail to give a justifiable excuse which in ' ' --PIK1JP' J. McGEVNA. 29 69 Trouser Pockets nddition' to other penalties ' herein pro- Borough C|TI< vided* will forfeit his right to solicit rfr -Dated: December 14. 1»M. . U-S3 INSTALLED canvass in the borough of Kenilworth Zippers Installed CHestnut 5-9769 TELEVISION for a period of one year thereafter. Scctloa 7. After issuance of the permit BUTTl TANGERINES aforesaid, canvassing and soliciting ml In SkirtaL _ herein provided tnay be carried out dur- YES, ONE CENT FOR EACH ing the effective period of the permit be- RIVERSIDE OR LION BRAND Ib. Br^H^Berman Zippers Installed tween the hours of 9:00 A.M. and 5:00 OF THESE TANGERINES ClUNIO AND ftWUD l CttANI» 4 »IMItH» , Mm In Trousers N ' P.M^~exccpting~Sundays;—The permittee ~—LIGHTLY SALTED Optometrist shall be courteous to all. persons in can- vassing and shall not importune or, an- noy any of the inhabitants of the Borough and shull conduct himself In a lawful FRESH CARROTS. Eyes Examined fUM COCKTAIL BAR-aESTAURANT manner. 45? BOVLEVAKD. SPREADS M Section 8. This ordinance shall rtot KRAFT'S CHEESE SLICES SKIRTS nmiiR AMP HM1BO ^9^W ITALIAN-AMERICAN KITCHEN OPEN DAILY apply to employees of any public utility KEMILWOKTB which is subject to the regulation of the PASCAL CELERY BEN EOPOQVINO, Pi«». Board of Public Utilities Commission of tho State. of New Jersey provided, AXELROD'S COTTAGE CHEESE"*gr CR 64)200 however, that such employee shall dl»- DYED .play the identification badge dt* card EMPEROR GRAPES Dr. John B. Johnklna Bfeaaorial SWEATERS OPEN HOUSE NEW YEAR'S EVE Issued by his employer, nor shall same Mitral Buildinc BIANKEffiQ apply tq bona fide members of any RED DIAMOND > OR , OflUflft ANA IUMMA ^J^F church, social, civic, fraternal, or phil- , , —Featuring — anthropic organizations located within the r M '•'.- .-•• Borough of Kenilworth or one endorsed tioumrd Gordon, His Trumpet and Hhjrio by tho Governing Body of tho Borough Ib. TOPPERS of Kenilworth. Large Walnuts 35' Section 0. Any person violating the CURTAINS 70 Open til 5 U.111. Hals, Favora, Fun! tel'ms of this ordinance shall, upon cort- -vlrtlnn thcJcoL_be.Jlncd not more tKan. ROOFING weir H200.00 or Imprisoned for not more thu: nyy^orbotlty***iwn~'bt. 740 boulevard —Mellon .10. JChli_ordinancc 'shall re- peal any and all ordinance or purti thereof inconsistent .herewith. Canned KENILWORTH, N. J. Section 11. The Invalidity of ony sec- REEESraUTE tion or provision of this ordinance shall Mon. to Fri. •*•" '• t.. .^..... -_ HOUR SERVICE Tniliriatciiilirit!n i vlsion thereof. HbVcinchSwaet Italian Sausage Jb.69c ON DRY (^LEANING A SHIRT LAUNDERING HOMKBIADE BTAIJAN PIES Section J2, This ordinance shall take ayfair ffATURES (LaMna) effect upon pasuMie .and regulation* by law. FAMOUS MIDGET 8 A. M_(a 6 P. M- NO EXTRA CHARGE SnuU Parties and Banauels — 11OBE11T C. KltUKOER. STORE HOURS MecUne Hall Available . Mjyor AT REGULAR PRICES ONLY Attest: 730 A.M. Spaghetti with Meat Balls or Sausage Home Made Ravioli PHUJP J. McGEVNA, Taylor Pork Roll SIRVUE WHEN BROUGHJ !N OAttf t.XttPI SATURDAYS Borough Clerk. tori! TO 6:00 P.M. ' HUUmeni Tuko Notice ilut the above Ordinance arkets Wai pu3M.

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•^'Zrni** Pt&fttm the holidays at the close of school tudent From Liberia ment and thg .junioj r gglrla ' choir Teachers AssociatioirAvill b«S held ments. James Woods, president, Guest of Honor Tuesday- k. One-Act Plays willl laklke puH In thhe service!! Mr. that Judge Libby Sachar of the was in charge of arrangements. - 'StiNfHope' Presbyterian Msgr. John M. In the service! Mr. Dr. Quanabush— Investiture but a . Carols will be sung, KENILWORTH ~ "The Name "Will the Church Go Through the abush. nationally known evangel- most. efficient" •• in recent years. Mrs. Fred Wehrurn, leader; Mrs. Hope" will' be the• sermon, topic sionary. Society of tl^e_ Garwood. sponsored by the Recreation Com. service for Brownie .Troop 63 was Winners of Contest : - tfee Garwood public schools for a of the_Rev. Walter Q. Pugh, pastor, cantata to be presented at a cari- Presbyterian Church. - and the program also wlll-include jovp Every Name" is the titk tribulation?'' in a series on "Things Frank Spera. secretaty, signed the ICFNILWGRTH—Leroy Sturgis Morris Hester, .corlcadcr; Mrs. to Come," scheduled , for each ist and musician, will be the guest held last-week-in the gyfnnasiuny of 50 Arthur terrace. Republican KENILWORTH—Winners of tho - new salary guide providing start- at trie 11 a.rif. worship service at servicc at 4 p.m. Sunday showing of motion pictures and mission, announces that a program ol the program which the Sunday communication. ' . • - . Charles Baniewici. Mrs. Frank Mrs. Leamon Belts of 816 Sayre Wednesday during December and speaker at the Kenilworth Assemy of Harding SchooT , j municipal chairman, reports he soda label coloring contest were - St: Paul's Evangelical and Re- the Garwood Presbyterian of one-ae-t plays will be given ear- School,--of the Kenilworth Gospel During the current holiday ing solaiies of $3,800 and a rnnx- Kennedy and Mrs-William Sch?- Acres avenue. Westfleld, will be distribution of gifts to the children January. - J , •' bly- of Qrvt at 3 o'clock Sunday Members of the troop invested will leave. Kenilworth on January announced today by Pollack's' . formed Church on Sunday. Church. Both the junior and sen* ly in February.' Ohe of-'the play |will present tomorrow at.7:45 p.m. shopping season, an .extra police Unum of $6,300 attainable through (und, members, of the troop Com- lostess to. the group at her home. 1 by Santa Claus. . * [The ma,joritjrt of the sCudents will Plans are being made for theaXtemoon. • v- were:' Mary Ann Archarr.bault. patrol has been assigned tb the 14 to make his home in Atlanta, Food Market, 500 Washington aver Members of the Junior and Sen- lor choirs will sing. ' Mr. Udo is a theology student lets already has been cast, and a annual increments of $200 over a mittee. „ • As an innovation, the Children's Hike part, and the public- is in-annual watchnight service, on New Dr.' -Qunnabush . has conducted Jane Bieksha. Marie Bums, Hdl- business area. Councilman Alva Ga. • • " • . ' nue. ' •.' - Fifty children Were honored at ior Choirs will sing,selections from At the il a.m. morning worship t the New York college. When second one-acter will, be cast vited. The final rehearsal 'wil^ year's eve, xvhen Lester Wilson of •Mr.-Sturgis has accepted a po- ';" Charles. Russctt of 4J Park^drive ' period of 14 year* will be held at 1 Choir will sinj? at the midnight revivat campaigns across the lis Cox, Barbara Dowden, Susan Myers, chairman of the public a Christinas party Sunday after- , Handel's "Messiah" at tne ves^ service^the Rev.- Eric .Tougher, e completes his training, he -Will shortly. " ..'..•-• take place tonight at 7:30. "- ---purlington, , N.C, will •be the; prin- United States and comes to Ken- sition as a district representative won Uie_ basketball ,'and the • a meeting in -Franklin School to- pels service at 4:15 pjn. Sunday. pastor, will preach on the sermon, return to Liberia. Mr. Udo will mass.at the Church of St. Anne Ferguson, CaroljTn Gp^gson, Kath- .safety committee, reported. He noon held \n the headquarters of j Superintendent Fred G. Maccipa- l speaker. ilworth prior to leaving for Cali- said the police reserves have taken for the Inertol Paint Corporation wulkie-talkie doll was awarded tp "The Lesson of the Shepherd.*' discuss the work of missionaries on Christinas Eve, .it was an- The third meeting of the work- leen Kelly, Patricia Rein. Kathleen i Bay Leaf Post .6807, Veterans of There Will be two candlelight Ken/ie will-be the chairman of the fornia where he will continue his on the duty at Atlanta. . Jucqueline Tripodi ot 212 North Attending will be the Board of A pageant, "The Nativity," will in Liberia..- ' ., .-; nounced by Msgr. Walsh. " shop was held Friday evening on without cost to the : Foreign Wars, on South avenue. :ervices Christmas Eve, at 8 and Masses on Christmas Day will the stage of the Lincoln School \cvening, and George C Sharp will .evangelistic Work. | Rusiniak; "Elizabeth Strunk. Bar- borough. At a meotirtgi of Borough Coun- Eighteenth'street. ... -Education- teachers* committee, be 'presented by the Senior.- and | songleader,. with Mrs. Mar*- Santa Claus presented them with at 10:45 p.m., with Holy Commun- be ai the usual hours of 7:15, 8:15.auditorium.' Anyone interested in Wolfs to Head bara Barga, Diajie Vitale and Dor- cil' Tuesday"evening, Mr. Sturgis- headed by Mrs! 'John W. Hagrlsjh, jifts, and refreshments were ion at. each. The Junior Choir will Junior Westminster Fellowships icrie Clark ts pianist. William Besides being' Sri outstanding 9:15, 10:30 and 11:30 a.m. jqining the group is''welcome to speakCr.-he^is also known .fpr his othy Wwd: submitted his resignation as a Wet Hen . t»nd a group of teachers headed by .lerved. Mrs. John Herold. chair- ;ing~at^the~ff~o'clock scrvice~and at 7U5 p.m. Tuesday in the sanc- Operettas, Parties [Arthur. is: in^charge"or~8erving~re- Palsy Drive Party for Teachers member of tho Juvenile Confer- Can a chicken swim T It doesn't y attend the .Friday night sessions : musical ability. Before entering Rose Marie Bruno..Carol' Swan- Fred White, representing 'the man. Was assisted by Mrs. William :he Senior Choir at 10:45T— • tuary. At the concIusionXof the rcshments following fne 'program, KENILWORTH —The annual ence Committee. .. It was accepted like to. btrt if it must It can—until Teachers' ^Association; - Oth'er Mr." Costa played a minor role KENILWORTH—Mr. and Mrs. gospel work, he played the Jrom- tek. Diane Olscn and Marianne Gribble. Mrs. . Thdmas JLawler, Children of the Sunday School program,- a Christmas partyv will Among Christmas Falzone, LesAk Named [embers of the Sunday School Rappa. members of Girl Scout Christmas party of the Kenilworth •with regrets and council ordered Its feathers get waterlogged. .. members of the Board of Educa- in a recent television production ill receive gift boxes of candy. Clifford Wolf of 75 Park drive bony-iri a well-known dance band Mrs. Preston Terrell, Mrs. Charles placed pine..wrea,th», -holly* boughs; be held for the upper gradeV of •have been named Kenilworth Troop 57, conducted the flag cere- tion abjalso have been invited to ot- Gorombey and Miss Florence Cas- the Sunday School. ' \ By Identification Unit - of "The Mail Story" on Channel 7 he planning, committee includes and is the author.of an article mistletoe.'and garlands' of ever- BEBNABD STEINER Events at St. Anne treasurer and chairman, respec- mony. . Stephanie Peters lit the tend.,/ taldo. '' - ... Children of tho pre-school. nurX GARWOOD — PoUce Chief [rs. MacKenzie, Alex' Carver, Ed- "From Orchestra Pit to. Pulpit.^ MRS. DOUGLAS ETHRIDCE green in the sanctuary and car- GARWOOD — Children of St. tively, for the 1955 fund-raising Accompanied by his wife,'also an candles for the Brownie'•promise. :: It wavas revealed at; a regular sery and beginners''. departments Fred Falzone was appointed—a :.rd Whittle, Thomas Goldit and The Ladies' AuxUiary of theried in truditional figures for' the-], r Card ol Thanks ' campaign for'cerebral palsy. ordained mihisfer, he has-recorded Mrs. Frederick R«?in'is leader and meeting. of the board last Wed- manger scene as the "hanging of of the Sunday School will be feted Anne s School will, take part in Qualifi^aUon officer at the annual auk MacmillBn.., ;, Mrs.'James Ferguson is co-leader. post held its annual Christmas Borough Attorney Feted We wish to express our Twart- lilr. Sharp will deliver thu • Their appointment • was anfor- . RCA and hos done extensive, nesday night that it will be neces- party at ^ost headquarters last the greens" service.was held in the at a Christmas party at 2:30 p.m. the presentation of two operettas, meeting of the New. Jersey. State felt thanks for the many beauti- nounced by ' Freeholder Albert J. JoannPdppas The committeewomen are- Mrs. sary to hire two additional teach-^ hristrrias," message "An Appro- work in'television. > •. light. Mrs. Herold ivas in charge church last Sunday. Climax of For 16 Years' Service , Wednesday. r " "The Gift of Christmas" and "She Identification Association in ful floral tributes and spiritual Benningcr of Mountainside, who. Michael Kelly and Mrs. Averv :m • K iriate Gift," to the Bible Class at Until recently Dr. Quanabush : ers next year, not because of any Wayne Township last Thursday Ward. " .'..'/•'. •-.'-' ...' ,'. 1-. ••••' >f arrangements. the program was a candle light- GARWOOP —- A dinner honor- At 8 p.m. tomorrow, the-Ladies Didnt Relieve," in. the school bouquets, and tot the kind ex- ,has been named county chairnjan pastored the largest '£hurch of his Becomes Bride increase in school population' but night e Family BibleTHour at 11 aim. Members had their wives as ing ceremony. g'Bernard Steiner for 16 years' Aid Society will hold a Christmas pressions of sympathy; following nday. • The. beginners' depart- for the fourth year. ' The-drive denomination in the Eastern part The troop made -Nancy Rein because of classroom distribution. auditorium at 8' pjn. on Monday Sgt James Lesak was elected will be conducted in February: juests asf the Lions Club held a The Rev. Mr. Pugh opened the service, as borough' attorney was party at the. home of Mrs. Frank the recent death .of • our . beloved of the United States. •: Of PvLEttmdge their mascot and presented her . The fact that there are three Christmas party last night in the service with prayer. Christmas Corvelyn, Locust avenue and West and Tuesday. • ' - ;sergeant-a.t-arms of the associa- husband and lather. with a mascot band. Mrs. Kelly second grades this year makes it Jranwood. Exchanging of .'gifts music was provided:by the Jun- held Tuesday night at the Maple street. • Gifts will be exchanged. In addition to portrayal of char- tion. 1KSSS ind Mrs. Ward received their necessary to hire an additional acters in the opefretta stories, there y Pappus,-dnughtcr of Mr. and Mrs. Brownie guards. J Tree_Inn,_Fanwood,._; „, A-joint-meeting-of-the-trusiecs ^H [ l\ ^ ^| HJ ^P4 , 4^ 111 fct11 1 MML \ 1 W* T M ^•••w • wm«— ^ ^_ ior-Chbir(-diroct©d-by—the-Misses. 601 South Avenue George P. Papp;«s of .10 North if at the Christmas meeting of the and ciders will be held at 8 p.m.will be numerous individual and : A large group of mothers -at- Janice and Phyllis Smolley, with Among those attending were* Thirteenth street, • became the 1 Mrs. Hajfrish explained. group singing and dancing num- Attend Banquet Garwood, N. J. ended. Refreshments were iseryed Ladies' Auxiliary of the club at Margaret Hrisselman as soloist. Mayor' Burton E. Dickcrman Monday to prepare' the 1955 bud- bride of Pvt. Douglas K. Ethrldi The second new teacher will be bers, giving all children in classes • GARWOOD — Members of the and Mrs. Kelly and MrsXWard ;he home of Mrs. John Mayer, 812 Mrs. Richard B., Harper was inand former Mayor L.,, Thomas get. . USA. son of .Mr, and Mrs. W. K. required because the board is above, kindergarten a chance to Garwood Parent-Teacher Assoc- serveH as hostesses. "N. Center street, last Wednesday enlarge of arrangements for theDaub, now second undersherifT of It was announced there will be Ethi'idge of" Stafcnville, Gil., Fi making provision (or an additional participate. :' . ,-.<. iation who attended a banquet Garwood Births H(canwhile, other Girl Scout aivd night. Mrs. Frank Kraus, Mrs. service and presided at the organ. Union County;, Councibnen Addi- no prayer meeting on Wednesday. day evjs(mug 'in'.the Renilworth FOR YOUR NBGHT-BANKING CONVENIENCE- classroom for mentally retarded Ernest Behnert and Mrs. Mayer The Westminster Fellowship will The. 65 members of the Sponsored by the Teachers' Assoc- A son, Joseph Harry, was born T Brownie troops are working-on or children classified as cducable. S. MucDougall, Edward H. iation of Union County in the Ho- Gospel Chapel.. were in charge ,of refreshments. meet at 6:30 p.m. Sunday and the garten classes had their Christmas on November 30 in Rahway Me- havtv completed gifts for Christ- Tiller and Edward. F. Sanders, tel Carteret, Elizabeth, last week Fred MacKenzie cf Keiiilworth mas. - tinder the leadership of Mrs. we will be open Thursday evenings, Dec. 23 and 30 Dante A.' Costa,- Warren Binns Annual holiday turkey dinner Town Post Junior Choir will rehearse at 3:30 program and party at the school morial Hospital to Mr. and Mrs. Former , Councilmen William Wt included Superintendent of Schools officatod and a recoption' follo\ Tohn Mill and. Mrs. Albert Fran- and Melvin V.. Hurley "were named of the Democratic Club Was held (Continued from page 1) p.m. Monday. • , • ~~*yesterday afternoon'. Gifts were Mazza, of 617 Myrtle avenue. by Oliver W. Davis,, president, to Gilbert, Archie S;. Darroch,- Al- distributed, motion pictures shown Lewis F. Laird, Teaching Princi- edf at the home of the bride'sdano. Girl Scout Troojy 5,6 wrapped of our in the Cranwood Saturday eve- Humenik, whose term exgircd in bert J. Brittain, Michael Galiszew- ptire'nts. S'.'&j^jjfr serve on' a publicity committee to ning. Frank Galauskl and Michael arid refreshments served. pal' Louis Dughi, Oliver W. Davis, Christmas «ifts last '-Wfeek." while June, 1053. ." •**•'. Skl and David A. Murray, and Mrs. Calvin Wheat' or Kenil- Girl Scout Troop 28 made Christ-^ •arouse"public"interest^in attend- Glodic were co-choljnien of the Audition Date Set Christmas -vacation began for president of the Board of Educa- ing the board's annual budget Council also confirmed the ap- Borough Auditor Nicholas ' Bczu- tion; Mrs. Frederick C. Wehrum, yrom 1900 UtltO thi ontpot«( worth was matron of honor''and mas gifts at a meeting at the home committee. the kindergarten pupils at the manufaotund tastOc product* ud hearing on January 12.' Mr. Davis pointment of Robert L. Stranacher yen-7 • close of their party yesterday. Jr., PTA president, and Mrs. Har- Pfe. Darual Holmesi of Atlanta, of Marilyn •Murphy, "416 Coolidge CRANFORD OFFICE Christmas party of the Republi- to replace Joseph Troeber, who For Holy Name ry Christie, 'eighth grade teacher. clotkhut almock tMdUed in thi« c/ona- Ga., served ai brst man. Geor drive. , """^^ saidJFranklin School will be op-can Club was held in the organiza- Other classes will be dismissed for, en, "for public . inspection" at the died earlier this year, as a mem- FOR YOUR HOLIDAY FESTIVITIES A. Pappa^of.. Kerijlworth, brother - Meeting at the hony? of Claire tion's headquarters last night. Wadell Files Suit time of the hearing. ' ber of Liberty Hose Comrjjjny No Variety Show of tho bride, 'ushered Boright. 63 Arbor street. Girl (100 Sou»H Ave, E.) ^ David Murray was in charge of w«vi>^ 1, and authorized payment, to Mr. Aaainst Cincinnati Firm GAfiJJTQQtL™ . Jonathan bavton GAR WO6D — The 'Wadcff held in St. Anne's School at 8 HJL')I fi»r. cy-CuzoTT "Sclhool fo^ "^Retarded y^^ was graduated from Military Po- (Continued, from page 1) Contract Broken, Suit 1954. Mr. Troeber -nt the time of avenue has institutetdd a $15.0,000 wishing to take part in the ama- Children. Roselle. Christmas gifts his •death was the oldest active lice iinrl Disciplinary Guard w»>re completed by--Girl Scout] 1; ipl entertains children ranging in age Superior Court suit .against Cin- teur variety .show to be presented PACKAGE GOODS DEPARTMENT 1 from pre-school through third For $7,500 Charges fireman in the local department, schools at Camp Gordon. Ga. Hi Tioop 58 at a meeting at the-home cinnati Milling and Grinding Ma- by. the Holy Name Society of the is stationed at Camp Kilmer at \m grade at its annual party. Tickets GARWOOD t- The General which he served for 50 years. . chines, Inc., • of Cincinnati, O., of the leader, Mrs. Chester Mur- Church of St. Anne in the school Make. A Lovely V 415 Centennial Ave. - Cranford present. phy. 416 Coolidge . drive.. Mrs. (free of charge) for pre-school Cellulose' Company. Inc., of 580 Mayor Dickerinan, in reply to a charging that machines provided auditorium at 8 p.m. on January Regular Friday evening hours will D\ resumed children Will be available at the South avenue, is charged with request by letter . from. Director Following a wedding trip to Georjje Cassera is co-leader. , by-that company tor/a new phase 28. Florjda. the couple will make their after January 1, 1955. door Saturday afternoon. breach of contract in a $7,500 Su- George W. Herjj^li of the Board less' failed to :•,."'**'./ Telephone CR 6-9711 Brownio • Troop 20. under the > ""*• of the Wadell bus Further plans for the show were home at the Kenilworth address. leadership ,ct' Mrs. Alfred . Von- 1. : Tho program also will include perior Court suit instituted by of Freeholders, recommended meet specification: made at a meeting of the society t Russell "Blrdwe.ll" and Associates, Councilman Edward H. T'Her for t (Ehrtstmas (Sift deraa and Mrs. Albert Bamberger. | ' singing of Christmas carols, show- According to th complaint, the at the school Tuesday night. visited the Childhood Interest! : ing of. motion pictures and pres- Inc., New York public relations appointment as Garwood's repre- local company in 1951 decided to Awards will be presented to win- m. . . . sentative "on "the Union County Cancer Sewing plant in RoseHe Park last week. Servet the County—and terve* it wel - cntation of awards. Arrangements start a new business, the salt; of ning amateur, participants. Dainty Corsages WE WISH YOU A MERRY CHRISTMAS are in charge of George Haydu, In the complaint, the New York Citizens' Committee- for ,an Ade- "end mills," which are rotary tools Pat piFabio, Chairman of the firm asserts that if contracted on quate Water Supply. Chairman Named chairman, assisted by Joseph Hu- J^j>hjn^jn^aJ_surfaces1 Wadell show .committee, is assisted . by nfirmed June .2.4 ."to obtain, the best pos- Beautiful Poinseitia Plants rnenik. -Parents-wishing to wait On suggestion at Councilman entered into/a contract, with the Dante Costa, who will be director • ^Continued from page I) • . sible advantageous' public rela- Tiller, Borough Clerk McManus — AND H mm^m YEAR By Auxiliary for their children may do. so at Cincinnati .company to .buy ma-, for skits on the. program; George Inspector Fred Teipel were in- tions" for the Garwood concern -the-Firs t-Aid-S 7.40 WINES informed the council that the vvprk nf 10 A: M.. (E.S.T.) at the Municipal Bulldlne. Garwood. N. J.. expose for sale WE DELIVER .o take part in the program, Mrs. recreation hall for t refreshments. welcomed Georgianna De Grazia and nil tho seyvrdt tracta__and parcebi of land hereinafter specified as on the 1st *Haig & Haig Pinch Bottle 7.58 Smolar said. Interested persons The Misses Janice and Phyllis from Newark and Rosemarie Dy- had been scheduled for next day of July 19M, all us computed In the lint on file In my office together with Open Till 9 P. M. A. Roessle, Prop. LlQtORS spring. ' '_" . .1_ additional interest in these amounts, from July 1st. 1954, to date of sale, togethei * Johnnie Walker Black Label .... .:_....,. 7.42 ;anobtain_jmpre_.detai!s.from Mrs. Smolley, directors, will be inzak" from Linden. With the costs.of-such sale.- -. _ _ '.. : •_. . .: DelCorso. who reports ihe' group ~ charge. A communication - frorrt mem1 . The said lands will be struck off and sold to such persons as will purchase 22 Cross St., Kenilworth CRanford 6-0263 Pupils in the first grade have the same subject to redemption at the lowest rate of interest, but in no case In And All Other Popular Brands CORDIALS "eeks donations of white sheets Carols sung by members of the completed.- Christmas gifts for their bers of the street department re- excess of 8-i per annum. The payment for the sale shall be mode before the thirls, pillow tases and other clean questing a cost-'of-living bonus close of the sale or. tho property wlU be resold. This sale U mado in pursuance Youth Fellowship in. St. Paul's parents. They painted glass jars of tho provisions of Revised Statutes of N. J. 1937, Title B4 Chapter S. and the * *Poggiosecco Imported For Your Holiday Dinner natcrials for making dressings. Church at 7 p.m. Tuesday will be as flower vases for their mothers' for 1954 was referred to the streets acts amendatory thereof- and supplemental thereto. • . It was announced that the aux- broadcast over* a public address gifts and made' desk blotte'rs with and roads committee. Any of said tracts of Jand may be redeemed before the sale by the paymenl OUR TERRITORIAL COVERAGE NOW INCLUDES THE FOLLOWING **Tabor Imported iliary will' collect old toys in Street Foreman John McClus- of the amount due thereon,, to'date of such* redemption including costs to such ITALIAN CHIANTI . system. calendars on the covers for their date. . - ' • - • ' . jood' condition for .distribution to A Christmas party for the kin- fathers. The children are" busy key was granted a 90-day leave Where one or more assessment InstallmenU are delinquent the full amount " , . NEW JERSEY COUNTIES )olio victims at Sister Kenny In- of absence, starting December 1 of the assessment becomes due and payable and consequently in such Instance* dergarten departments of thdesignine g original Christmas cards the'full amount of delinquent assessment is necessarily included In, the tax . sale ESSEX 'UNION SOMERSET OCEAN MONMOUTH MIDDLESEX 99c qt. Red or White table Wine ititute..Jersey City. ' church is--being arranged for next to accompany their gifts. • because of continued illness. — list -It is-understood that these parcels wlITbe sold,'subject to all-assessment In- Four new members were wel- Borough . Clerk McManus was stallments levied but not yet due or payable. Our ngular »wvJc«s are now available (by appolnmlsrit) in the wbole ^ 1948 Vintage Thursday, from 2 to 4 p.m. in Mrs. W. Joseph^ Chobordu, kin- The following Is a description of the lands and the owners' name teiritory *"vl 1**^"^*^ of — '••.'• •. All Holiday Orders comed and initiated. They are: the church basement/ The pro- dergarten teacher, took her instructed to (advertise for bids to contained In the list on file in my office, together with the total amount due Mrs. Marie Moldenhauer, Mrs. supply the borough's 1955 needs thereon as computed to July 1st. 1054." The names are shown as they appear 1. Income Tax Bsturn Prepoaration. . gram will include caroling, games Brownie troop to a toy factory in the. tax. list duplicate and do not necessarily ' mean that these parties are Cift Wrapped on Request Sandra Metrione, Mrs. Lucille Ru- and refreshments and the gifts last week. -• ' for premjum gasoline, estimated .a the present owners of the property. . . - 2. Accounting and Bookkeeping — Per Diem. Weekly or Monthly. falo and Mrs. "Amelia Klybous. 8,000 gallons, s.uch bids to be re- "• .AFTER THE FIRST PUBLICATION OF. THIS LIST THE COLLECTOR *5% Dbeoont oo Full Cases , , . •MO'.' Discount on Full Cases MAKECRANFORDRADIO " which will be made starting on A spelling match was held in 3. System Installation. 4. Auditing. Mrs. Arthur F.' Ackerman of ceived at the meeting of Decem- AUTHORIZED TO REMOVE NAMES FROM THE LIST OF PROPERTY OFFZHED Summit, president bf the Union Sunday will be finished at that the 4R classroom during the pas fc ;,FOR SALE ONLY UPON HECEIPT OF CASH OR CERTIFIED CHECK. 5. Supervision. 6. Business Investment Investigation. saw time. ber".28.... ' The following figures do not include taxes levied for the .year 1054: 7; County Association for. .Mental Week, and the following pupils • Commenting on the Safe-Driv- Guidance in helping you to choo— a selling Price for your home, by Health, will be guest speaker on The nursery class of St. Paul's were winners! Marjorie'Kennedy, Name ' * • ' •" Block Lot A acquainting you with Income tax consequences-depending upon your - YOUR CHRISTMAS GIFT Sunday School will be honortgal ing Day program. Mayor Dicker- •'rank Annunxlatto ».'. 88 368 ? . 1X75 iUJMH January'13 at a meeting at the Beth Ann Rambo, Katherine Lerke man urged all Garwood pedes- A. Conway , •W 984-586 5.7S plans and what.you would like to realize actually In selling. home of Mrs. ' Bertha "Venters, of at a party tomorrow from 3 - to DelGalfo, Tomassa, Jannito & Dimperlo u ...... 33 2AA 219.74 and Jo .Ann .Cusmano. trians vand motorists to cooperat Leopold Orossman _. '. „ 1 2S6A-3S-30 65.88 J64 Michigan avenue. 4 p.m. in the home of the Rev PhU F. Henehon ...: i..i _ _ *O 332-233 35.0» CLOCK RADIOS HEADQUARTERS HAIR DRYERS $5.95 and Mrs. Walter C. Pugh, 356 and to continue "to exercise es- Investment Homes ...r.,...._ ;_ 11 323A . 7JJ9 OUR FEDERAL INCOME TAX CONSULTATION SERVICE IS NOW Refreshments were served. Host- Deniocrutn to Fete pecial' caution during the holiday •Anna Lanzd :...._ 88 33» 13J8 esses' were:. Mrs. Doris , Behder, Myrtle • avenue. Assisting Mrs Oakbroak Homes. Inc „ ,... .83 . 398 16.48 AVAILABLE TO YOU BY MAIL — You'll Be $22.95 Pugh as hostess will be Mrs. Jo- (Continued from page I) period through January 2. Henry Thole - - 84 348-249 - 14^3 Mrs. Teresa Dugmore, Mrs: Del- seph Schnauffer and - Mrs. Kings- Because of the limited seating at The mayor also .expressed his John Tomalo 4 339-240A 1M.4S ." Aite you ohe of Jhe.inany tcaqpayera who ordinarily prepare your own tax Corso arid Mrs. Von Ohlen. Anna lanlello . . :.. 4 356-2S7 1B4.03 . return? Is there any problem, or tax deduction you're not sure pi? Or do you- Mrs. Smolar presided. ley Todd.

be. sure_qJ^pjaTy-iajMallahla~. fin hring us-your-documents- requirirrg —- S NOTICE TO niDDEBtt "SanUm l Meier, • '. . •-.*.' ' nQtarlal.services#»orJcrny letters, etc., which you wish to sign Joan Wagner and 'Donald McKin- Sealed bids wUl to* received by th« Window Glass "•' • v ••••• Mayor and CouiKtr.o*_th« meeUns to MADE WITH BUTTER INCOME TAX RETURN Tho concert is open to the CANNISTER tw heI4 in.Uw Municipal Buil^ln* :«i public. Tueaday. December M. JM4, at 8:30 PM Beauiiiul S«I«clion FORM 1040: TABLE MODEL Jr _1L ______... atS-T., for Ui» lumiihin* araj delivery VACUUM CLEANERS -(A of ^ *10 of. the* Borough** reQuiretnenU of pre- I. SalariM, W«0M and Commissions -. — -m mium casoliM for the year 1SS9. «sU- ~ XMAS GUTB— 2. Including Htatol Incom». DlTld«ntf at *ei£tit thftniatvf gallon*. *Tr*e HOUDAY CAKES & PASTRIES for tho 3. Incliuliaa 8cb«4ul« C — BiulaMi,froft_ tanks now uaed by the Borough are w sao fc up. . owned by the Van Standard , Oil Cam WHOLE FAMILY also Outtirl* Sa]asm«n :.. , ;. Party for ChiUlren pany and 'bidden tnuat agree to pur FOR ALL OCC4SIONS FORM 1065: Partparshlp B«|urn , , _..,.,...' ^ta* fc «»p. KENILWORTH—At the Kenil- ehaie them from the Eaao Standard Ol ELECTRICAL and PLUMBING SUPPLIES M0 fc up. Company and furnlab maine, to tne Dor TORM 1120: Corporation Return' ; .„ wx>rth Veterans- Center at 8:30 ou

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[Cigarettes and Money ;:_. ""dftennined JaniqunJq t of __cigcig- JJorth-avenue,-west|ahd Orchard ties s f il d 9 Trustees Inspect [stolen at Gas Station areties, cans of oil and money was t j Tuesday night. 'SnowQueen Medical School in September. He Lime Juice on fruit • adds taken by someone uho broke into The money, and cigarettes .were cutor. • doligtatnd flavor not* to thm Police reported yesterday that School Buildings is serving as president of the Elm It was reported that the com- O'BrienTs Esso Service Station at taken from a vending -machine Club at Pr.ine«* ' " •'• .1 soven public schools , was held V* '•' Detective Lt. Thomas H. Woods Winter Formal Elizabeth, he held the distinction traffic problems' of the county as and' Patrolman Frank A. Caruso, Saturday by the Board'of Educa- its first assignment. Carton S. NEW PORTABLE -Miss Joan Wolf of Rah way was. of yachie\-ing the highest four-year who. investigated, reported thajt tion's building,'grounds and equip- Stallard. of Hillside is chairman of r crowned as "snow queen" at the scholastic standing .in Pingry's his- -~ Btgheat Note SALE TYPEWRITERS the intruder apparently climbed ment committee. tory and was valedictorian and the group. %OFF annual ' winter formal Saturday' Th» TtpUn reachai a hlgbar note a rear' fence-arid forced a window president, of his senior 1 class. Mrs. Williams" is the only mem- Help Wanted- Female in the lavatory.. . ,-. Participating in the tour were: frwi any otnar musical initrumwrt. For Sale Servicing Real Estate For Sale Real Estate For Sale evening of Gamma Iota Alpha ber from the'Cranford area. CLASSIFIED BATES YOUNG WOMAN lor Kcncral clerical RtiYAL QUIET DELUXE Allen K. Arthur of Kenilworth: Burton C. Belden. chairman: Mrs. V* tscavtlA* tha plccote. mil INSERTION .— * c«nU » ••»*. TYPEWKTTERS. xldir^ rriachinr*. "rash BENDIX AUTOMATIC WASHER SERV- CRANFORD REAL ESTATE BOARD TWO. EXCELLENT • HOMES for sale; work-And typing. B-Y Ri-prodi/ctlon" fraternity of Union junior College Walter Conlpy and Mrs. G. Holmes BO casts mln1m«ra. Ad» act by ICE. ALL WORK GUARANTEED. located on the river Which provides a -; Help Wanted - Feittajfe an. employe, discovered theibreik ': prrvire Ont^ffist:*! Buiwn* Machine B. W. FLAHTEY, CRanford 6-1710. . tf Service and Supply, 210 South Avcl. at the Elizabeth Town and Coun- I1M> — IS nnli V Una. A4* u* lifetime of beautiful scenery, canoeing, E.. Cranford. - *' ListPrice-119,72—0URPRIOE-89.S0 at 7:35 a.m. and notified the po- Williams, members of the board: Mrs. Williams ••We: In upa. doable price. Co.. 330 ffT:;r;r"' W«.. CR»nioraxcel.lcnt on Frtiidalre. Kelvlnatcr. Crealey. Cold- STENO G R A P.H E R, S OPPORTUNITIEi ' ceo'a a ward, ti ceaU mlnlmam. apot. Norse. B. W. FUrtey. CRanford CRANFORD REAL ESTATE BOARD Betty Lou S.toui and Miss Roberta Cullough, board secretary. ; gifts. W up B-e«air. SUmmit . THOMAS MacMEEKIN. "Realtor " Hieh school" euds. preferably secre- A modern, air-conditioned office building Is1/ now under Na Alaeaanl an Una mi» or *4a J tPl!. «y time i»-eek- e-jTis. tf. construction in suburban New Providence, the N. J. honvc of We Varry All Makes-— Highest Allowances Huntley Joins Staff Ross, both of Elizabeth and stu- Safety Committee 19 Aldcn Street CRanford 6-1237 tarial' school training nlso. 4-10. years act In capa. " 23 stcnocraphic experience , required. dents at the local college. Miss CASn. Cheeks ar lUmpi maat •*- CAHPENTER aria CONTRACTOR. All Splendid future, good starting salary. Of SOD Research Center Costan Berard Elected Mrs. ' G. Holmes Williams, aamp'aar ad*artkln( *oajr. Ma4 FLOOR M.-AXLK" — *1 CEVTS -a day. kinda of alteratloni, porches, eUj. Lud-LET US,SHOW THIS TO THE; on Wolf was presented-with a cos- mpaaalbla Ur error. ID ada t*k«B. GARWOOD — 8-room house; oil burner, ALLSTATE INSURANCE CO. Allan R. Huntley of 11 Cayiiga a.^member, of the. Board of Educa- . delivered and packed yp. Tw;«i brajbh. wtc'Selbert. 388 Lincoln. Drive. K«lnil- FOH CHRISTMAS! On the NORTH side, garage. "Excellent location, $10,750, STANbARD OIL your Old metic case and a bouquet of roses.. To Phi Beta Kappa ' brlUlaphaaa. »• Y"U mf li;r^ i.--3 »«iK. Cont'unxn worth. CRanford 8-0128. a six room home. one. car guranc. with Machine tion and a leader in county and lo- If She Takes Pictures DEADLINE ro» COPT—Wadnaadmya Jennie Taylor, ..Broker. CRanford 6- •' DEVELOPMENT Cb. road has joined the staff of its The ladies-in-waiting received col- Costan W. Berard, son of Mr. D.^.Vt Sa»>p:> <-'<,. CliinSoxd 6-0S90. u« nice fireplace In the living room and 0075. ' 11-18 cal activities of the Parent-Teacher at l» A. M. T. V. SERVICE three.nice bedrooms with a'tile bath. .Linden - Elizabeth - Bay way locations . . ' 7 Esso Laboratories, it has been an- onial bouquets of pink and redand Mrs. A. Stephen Orlando of Give Her HAVE VOL" SEEN' OCH NEW 1-A3.5PS KITES. SUNDAYS. HOLIDAYS. ETC A REAL GOOD PRES.ENT FOR <15,900. carnations. . . Association, has been named to an AND SHADES" A ^:*-' '-& olnv»how-. 12 years T. V. experience . ' - ELIZABETH 5-2000, EXT. 638 Keypunch Operators i nounced by'the Standard Oil De- 198 Elizabeth avenue, a senior at r.HUh mil c.r.itM* ><«i,« hjiV the JERSEY RADIO SERVICE SHAHEEN AGENCY, REALTORS Dressmaker, Alterations Accounting 'Clerks . . / Policy Checkers RENTALS • EXPERT REPAIRS velopment Company, Linden. Miss Wolf was crowned by Prinqeton University, has ' been advisory committeo • on public A PhotograplUc Gift ! For Sale Mir>-.t Cmiiplcte- >t"» *'-d l»"»l »«-l«<-tJi>II. Herbert F. Sorgo 15 North Ave., E. CRanford 0-1900 LADIES SUITS and DRESSES made to,THREE YOUNG LADIES ' needed (or Louis Kudlik of Scotch Plains, elected to Phi Beta Kappa, na- safety - and welfare, it was an- t. T. U'lU^i&a. "iS 1 C«-i;tial Avwiur. CRANFORD S-04B4 . , Mrs. II. T..Rearwin CRanford 6-4*88 order; 'also alterations, .Mrs. Hand. U-mporary telephone- work in. down- •File Clerks '• - , ' . ' / • '~. Raters Mr. Huntley graduated from president of the fraternity. Her ALUMINUM - STORM WINDOWS •' on* " t.J-ar G=-.i..-.Sij.-«-!. VL'&'J&c^cL New Jil- tional honorary scholastic' society. nounced today by , H. Russell wry. Oi»n»Ai! to 0 PM. . - « CRanford 673453.- tf town Cranford office. You mny work See the Gold Plated Portable Typetcriter Ronsselaer Polytechnic Institute ; Combination Scrr«-nK and Sto'm Dnora. CARPENTER — CONTRACTOR Mrs. Ann Cooper CRanford 0-8440 9 A.M. to 5 P.M. or 5 P.M. to 0. P.M.: Addressograph Operators escort, was Frank- Kozielee of If She Doesn't Freo eitimatr*. Alt>an-l*-wls. 109 North Mrs, Evelyn Wado CRanford 6-1053 DRESSMAKING AND ALTERATIONS .... 75 cents per hour. Apply In person to with a bachelors degree in chemi- 3D I'AKAKCET Jx-d CANARY Ra*>airB porcb enclosures, cabinet work, GOOD STARTING SALARIES / 5-DAY WEEK On Display In Our Windmc Bound Brook, a member of UJC's Union AW- CHanford 8-08U8. •tf• screens, garasea, caulking, termite LADIES' DRESSES AND SUITS made to Mrs. Myers. 10 Aldcn Street, room 10. Sound company policy provides fnr. /excellent, employee cal engineering. Prior to joining FAHM npA-nm' t-^;.1. aril jll typol work, roofing, block ceiling", attic in- order. CHcstnut 5-0727. . • 12-16 between 0 A.M. and 5 P.M. ; varsity basketball team. *:,•••' ,"-•• Take Pictures, .n< bird »a»ph«». ii-^d ii> \i>ur|! pira- rf bt-ncllts Inciudins n uniqile proOt-sharlng plan. ' . the Development Company, he TABLE PADS. a-pc. »rt». from S9 95. sulation. Interlocking metal weather Interviews daily at our Summit Employment Qfficc. .The judges were Mr, and Mrs. Choice of beautiful colorn. Vrrr c-»ti- k.tti anii c^r-mm- 2«i <«>"')> Ave.. •tripping. spent two years in Saudi Arabia Robert Marshall and Arnold Keen. Give a Pet for Christmas ~ Give Her a Camera ! matc» Bivcn. Alban-Lrwrs, 100 N. Union GEORGE R. NODES HEY THERE! Piano Tuning Work Wanted -Male SUITE 212 1 Bassctt Building /- , * . SUmmR C-27S3 with the Arabian American Oil Ave.. CRanford 8-8fl66. " 4I02-J. ' ' ' 12-9 You with a new home in your,, eyes -, . . NATIONAL TYPEWBITEB CO. Mr. and Mrs. Marshall also were . . . 0 Adama Ave., Cranford RELIABLE PIANO TUNING and repair- CELtlARS. ATTICS CLEANED. REA- 382 SprinRllcld Aye-w Summit CHanford 6-6817 ' U Bt> able, jpomo' ChriutmaH, to throw an- opp. Cnnfttd Theatre Company, an affiliate of Stand- guests of honor at the dance. Mr. Something the Whole Family Will Enjoy PAIR OF FBEXCII COMMODES, lour other lot; in your own fireplace in this ing by " recognized experts. Cranford SONABLE RATES. _XMAS SPECIAL. • . Hoars- Monday through Thurfedoy/ 9 A.M. to 5:30 P.M. 20 Eastman St. CR 6-9600 PARK PET TOWNE brund-ncw center hall.-. 6-rooni ranch Piano 1 Co., Tuners and Rebullders, CRANFORD 6-3362. , 12-23 ard Oil Co. (NJ.). Marshall is the fraternity's faculty ..Victorian »idc efcawk.-n.iartoje' mo table, Friday. 0 A.M to 9 P.M. . Saturday, 9 A.M. to 1 P.M. '. Now and For Years to Come." » Stocking Gifts from 10c Unusual Pft*. Supplka cherry d»"P l»^< tab>.' lady's, desk. TRUCK CRANE arid T.D.-S Bulldozer bungalow. It Is situated on a 70x125 3 North Avenue, East. Call CRanford ,~-Il£ is a-membcr-of-Sigma'Xii ft. lot ip tlm WalnUt School district. 6-3720. . . . : MAN NEEDS • WORK over weekends adviser..'...... ' Has. Pk.—Clt 5-0323 —for hire.—S.W.-Oliver. Inc. CHanford Or pall our Ntyvark bfficc, MI.3-4300. Ext. 134 . •. 114 CheaUiut St., bra-s condl*- »:uri;i-' 22B tt'jiijjut Ave.. 6-aiSB and Linden 3-7054. . U Full tllnintf room, tile bath with stall doing painting, window washing, sell- Mr. Kudlik reported that part PUPPIES/PARAKEETS, CANARIES, TROPICAL E To tlie Gift of a -Lifetime—— . 13-16 shower, attached fiarage, exp'amfon attic. V ing Christmas trees or other odd jobs. of the proceed^ from the dance ELECTRICAL CONTRACTING — Houae- CRanford 6-5437 after 6 P. M. FISH, MONKEYS and FINCHES MAKE wirlng, jobbing, . fluorescent fixtures, FOR WOMEN ONLY Trucking — Hauling have been contributed to the col7 •'••' A Fine Camera ! ... ,nc PAINTS. colnr« nnd rnamtb LIONEL TRAIN' SET. OCTT t»u£r. « cars, Kitchens in most new homes * .are so IDEAL GIFTS Chcmlcote Paint Work«. 709 Boulevard. strain t>p» U«r.^ir,,:»-.«- »jlii automatic repairs and plugs installed. . Georger BOBBINS & ALLISON. Inc. OPEN lege's scholarship fund. switche-s C^t Cttir.^^ 6-O3. Sanguiliano. 13' Myrtle Street Tel. small the avcruBe man doesn't dare to 313 South Ave.. E. CRanford 6-0808 Help Wanted -Male Kenilworth. Clfcuitord 6-1B86., tf CRanford 8-BS29. ' tf Bo in them. BUT NOT HERE. See this About 75 couples attended the AlSO COMPLETE ACCESSORIES OF ALL KINDS tiled kitchen that's 12x12: first floor tiled MOVING — STORAGE — PACKING YOUNG MAN' for delivery service and J Agents Allied Van Lines. Inc. affair. " VENETUtN BUNDS. 23 - M". white and MAGIC CUEF GAS HAXCE Wjih licht IF YOU PLAN TO BUILD, repair or make lavatory: full dlninir room: unbelievably general* worlc in blueprinting, no' ex- EVENINGS •k CHRISTMAS STOCKINGS FOR YOUR PETS * ivory, S2.BS. Immediate delivery. and timer. Alrr^ii^tie^'- lie^isoivable. alterations/call T. JOHNSEN, 405 Cen- l&rue bedrooms, walk-in closets with perience necessary. B-Y Reproduction I Alban-LcwU Hardware. 109 N. Unlot ' CKanford B-rsaS.' • tral Avenue. CKanfont 6-0548. tf Hunt. Almost new and MORE HOUSE Service and Supply, 210 South Ave.. ir OPEN SUNDAYS FROM 10 to 4 UNTIL XMAS * MARTENS' PHOTO SHOP Av«. ' ' tf than you can buy anywhere clue in E.. Cranford. . UNTIL RELIABLE MOVERS Expert Television R^pai LAHCE DOLI. CAEKlAGE. ^«cellcnt Cranford. for $10,090. Increase Sought ; . Ta AH Our- Friends and Patrons A "Very Merry Christmas BUDDY BERQEN. Prop. VOLLAND WINDOW SHADES, up'to 31 - ROOFING AND SIDING rondltion.' R«i=>«>r^b5e- CBanfuld 4- Nassau SL. Clark HAhway "7-7169 • CHRISTMAS ':'.'•'.»• Inches, on your roller. »1.29. Same Day 121)9. . • GUTTERS & LEADERS . LIKE OLD SHOES 3 rooms . . . $37.50 Wanted - Female Antennas Installed and Repaired Service. Alban-Lewls Hardware. 100 Ceiling Blocks Installed Till* dclichtfully comfortable older home In School Fees . North Union Avc. %f SPAI.DING ICE SKATES, Aluminum Combination Windows. offer* sracluus' livintf. It is well set 4 rqpms ... 35.00 YOUNG WOMAN wishes ' baby.' sitting. Open Evenings Till Christmas wool Home Insulation . back from the street and is centered . 5 rooms ... 43.00 >> light housework after 4 P.M., or eve- CRANFORD PET SHOP FARM F11ESH EGGS dclivt-rcd to. your Iln.-<1 huntmtf »h«*r*. S; U'jitJ-.bum cul- In conjunction with aiding we paint in its' apnclous 140x145 ft. lot. Unusual hings. 285 Roosevelt Lane, tCenliworth. For Polling Use • : 12-16 DAY OR door. Phone CHanford 6-6418. Ask for tar: simtkc *l-*r^%. tSjrOi <£jtil•• All Co«d ~' ' - wood trim. " center hall, 32 H. livlntf room, 16x14 din- CRanford If a request'of the.Union County 34 North Ave., W. €Ranford 6-1024 Herb. condition..' RCJ3O=JI>>- Cltaufoitl 6- Over 5.000 satisfied customer*. Inii room, first floor lavatory- 4 largo 11 North Ave., E. CRanford 6-1008 WM. L> SCHHOEDEH Construction ATTRACTIVE YOUNG COLLEGE EDU- NIGHT ; Board of Elections is approved » . U931. second floor bedrooms. 3 fireplaces. CATED WOMAN desires position of Bsnaaeafaawnraflpana MIMEOGRAPHING — Letters — Forms 1 Walnut Ave. CRanford 6-3474 Ncurly new GE pit steam furnace. 2- ONE CAR GARAGE. 12x20 Including »««F-Sff DOWN ANDI by the Union County Freeholder GABARDIXE WHSTER JACKET. Interest and responsibility. Office and SERVICE — Booklet*. 24 hour »i;rVlce. Free tf car tfarat£e, hltlh school area ... This concrete footing and floor. Cinder block sales experience. CRanford 6-4890. 6 inouton' collar, site 2£- SS. Cllanlord j Board, the, amount- given' to. the- . pick up ond dellvciy. Call CHaniora one you should seel , ' or frame construction, overhead door, tgtt«E«i»taTatgpaKaiE«BaigcatgiE«gafgi£fi«ec»B«gaigat^^ (J-52&4. SEATS — Curie, rush rattan. Work called complete. $750. CRanford 6-3828. tf i j Cranford Board of Educatipn for 6-0547. for and delivered. PLalnneld 6-9370. HANG YOUR PICTURES NOTICE TO CREDITORS ENJOY f *l ll4 it? ~BuT'fhcre"'ls" hot a' will be' increased from $74 at to be dono in this 15 year old A. OTTO.^R.. Surrocate of the County I B3T ' • bolh lliii! ITxchaiuiu. 2t>3 Morris Avc. TWEED LAOVS SUIT. vii«- ' Landscape — Nurserymen •science kitchen, tile, and tile, bath, both Hi-TON PICK-UP, $5 a day. CRanford December Vl.D., 1954. upon the nppllca- The bpard now uses schools for •K SEE tlEBB P3T7F1., iat your is hereby given to the creditors of said - Christmas tlrre- Fsetc <2«-l)%<-r>f. CRan- JIM LOVELAND tf 5-YARD DUMP TRUCK. $13 a day. ford. Under the present- schedule, genuine bargain*. Dry"""'. Central Elmer H. Smith .... deceased to exhibit to the subscriber ford 6-32JO or e«a • J2-22 ... CR 0-670« CRanford 6-3363. . tf in these the. Board of Education is' given " and Broad, upstaira. WE»trteld 2-107B. under oath or alTirmatlon their, claims PLUMBING and HEATINO. Sewers Harold M. Wilson .... CR 6-1054 and demands a&alnst the estate of said $12 fpr the first election district BABY GKfr&Q PtANO. Bialwcany fin- cleaned' with electric sewer machine. deceased within BIJC months from the wonderful ish, good coruticijarx. S*ri^£re, Cllan- Guaranteed. William J. Ledden.- Tel, G. E: HOWLAND REALTOR dale of said order, or they will be for- housed in a school building and PKES-TO-LOGS for yich«c bo^£ ^ -WILLIAM F. DAVIDSON 13 EASTMAN ST. CRANFORD 6-! would be doubled under the pro- Pl|;; 6-1661. • . tf kits. Matched iw^jVf ,»r>«a,vkiri w-ls "AD ON PAGE 6, SECTION 1 Administrator. by ortler. Home- Arj Fjwraly Slorc, General Contracting. Carpentry, Masonry. Voorhecs Kline. "Atty., RECLINING CHAIRS posed plan. PAHAKEETS. younii btrdi. assorted Plastering and. Roollng. ' CRunford NORMS CHEVROLET, INC. R2 W. Main St.. Appreciater^~~ tl Walnut Avr. colors. A.B.S. banded for your protec- S-382B. No job Noo unalL Estimates Somervillc. N. J. Complaints have been,heard in ttllfei..- •• without' obligation. tf N200 AND 614 CENTRAL AVE. FEEL YEARS YOUNGER tion. Salliiaclion tfijarantcfd. Make BOY'S BICYCLE. IS-tr^h. Fees: SO.00. ' 12-30 the "past — including Cranford — wonderful holiday BiiUi. llcasonablir H-ERE TODAY WESTFIELD 2-0220 luwt Iuto/ifcfc priced. CK»n.(nr7. tf ASPHALT DRIVEWAYS, crushed stone, GONE TOMORROW that the boards are losing moriey 20O WATT AKGLS PK00ECTPOH.' m IUW fill dirt, driveways excavated. Front Flatterbv-Coats urider~~the current' arrangements.'. BOKS-D'OEUVHES. cmupcl, sandwichri. condition. y< CKi^J^id ,6-tCll After end loader for hire. Joseph La Bracio, That's the wny it is with some of these 1048 CROSbEY STATION WAGON, ex- Princess style coats have always homes. So even -if you're rushed with cellent condition. CRanford 6-6227 REGULARLY • Polling districts in Cranford are , lor...\y.cddlnj(.s.;u»pllie^don'l-pllt oPT mnlclnff Hitter"K30-P.M..— "'—'^ -'"•' "' ' '•- been very.flatlerlng, but never more located ~ at ~Sherman;"~eieveland, u decision. .. • . • - so than this year. Double stitchinc >~/V cn:mford 6-1.412.. 12:IB BOY'S' TEACTOK. • «Sii*v _s«iior MASON CONTRACTORS..-'.. J Lincoln, Hooscvolt-and Cranford BMC. chjin" drive." condition. S12. 49 -STUDEBAKER>sjtand-CTtriseT- sedan, en top seams accentuates their Complete nuuotury. Sidewalks, flag- < Four bedroom home that's really radio and heater, overdrive, directional COKD WOOD — Call Jim ,U>vcland. CllJnf.ird atone work. Garage building, brick signals, winterized, \lc. $350. CHan- slenderness as well u their smart High Schools. Sherman houses cvcnliisii after 6 - I'M, WEstiield 2- work. Free estimates. , Schwarz. lovely, ideal location, nice four districts, Roosevelt two,, and 6520 or 6970. . . " BOY'S J6-INCII BtCYCUE. S37. 18 grounds and only 817.000.\ ford 6-9030. lines and detailing. - Specitdly Priced For Xnuis •'*&• 5"-CM .'•: the high; school two. PLA1NFIELJ) PA.KMS COLD JjTOKAUIi. Split level only 3 years old, 1S50 MORIS-MINOR. 3-dodx, excellent wholc»al<- 'distributor* or tuiim-hrund CirtL'S SCHWtXN; BlO'CX-t. 211-JI>C»I, LET ME BOARD YOUR PET in my extra' large' lot and many added condition. CRanford 6-0058^ tOST AND POUND .... Bad CUEAXOIG ujidj!loii. home, expert care, reasonable rater!—)._J«;aturvs. "$20,500. / weather on* Saturday -last month < right" nubs Uiis and U. S. Cov't. Inspected Choice und Cltanfor'il (^Jjai 32-32 CRanford 6-9383. 4-15 SEE OUR LARGE Cranford Man Named really kandumt liv- SHIELDS" Prime MdU and Poultry lor 3u years. fl-room Coloniiil that's charming caused diversion of several over^ Floor Service room Laxnp. witli offers you home.delivery kervicr. tre- MAPX£ DJNINli .ilOOM IIITOI. cU>- and homey, large, rooms, -tllo •eas flights from New York Int«i> ELECTRICAL INSTALLATIONS and re- R. MENZEL '—' Floor scraping and SELEtriONNOF d Training Supervisor mendous time navltltf*. many conveni- top '. niarui^n>- tc»r?cir. t*l*i* kitchen and bath, grounds that national Airport to Newark— pairs, wall outlets, light switches, etc. have had a garden lovers curu. finishing of old floors a specialty. Appointment of Thomas J. Gal- ences, and wine cash iiui'hii:* oh near Uo«Ki corulxtuin- CK^j.jold £,-41V4 Lumps rewired, door bell^ und chlmas CHanford 6-1345. 61 Elizabeth Ave- "includlnf; a Pan American Strato- wholesale cost food bliyinii. If lnU-r- repaired. John Frey. WEstilold 3- Asking S10.D0O. lagher as training supervisor in ' «j»tcd in oiir food plun,_url:v»T»- Cjin t>c «x n Reduced to $11,000, u pleasant G- maii>tsfo cats, and one dog aboard./ the Bayway Refinery's employe after « P.M. :^t 3a Suu!h Diuul AVC, ruom home, oil heut, uaruge and LAMPS Many Mort Besides - mtnl. without oblitfatloh. tf The tftree animals belonged to » relations department and John J. il U7X100' lot. KooseVelt School. ELIZABETH Cronford...... TELEVISION AND FM ANTENNAS IN- Tutoring matron-type lady who was wait- Farrell as coordinator of trades PIANOS. SALE! Floor sample spinets, STALfcED and repaired. Work guar- TUTORING—High School and College ing at International to meet them. A hnnrly extension is just the; extra, gift Many Styles These Pictured, drastically reduced: terms. CRanford TWO SCHWtNN:, BICYCLES, ojic c anteed. Reasonable rutes. Tubes checked FOR" THE': KEY — subjects. Carolus T. Clark. B.A. (Yale) you've been looking for. She's sure to training in the maintenance and Piano 'to., 3 North Avenue, Ea&l. CKan- and one boy's. t~i& tziie* excell in you.' home. Call FAnwood 3-4150 to a Better Home — SEE LL.B.. Ed. M.. 338 Mountain Ave.. When she flijully arrived at Nftw- construction department, has been ' ford 6-2720. . U condition. Rar»t*h>--i^>V. CILaiiiojd or CRanford 6-6994. tf Westfleld. Call WEstfleld 2-3741-W. tf ark. she was mad/ and the iact appa-cinto thisJ modurn convenience. Easy To Select From liil 3311. Etta MinctU „... , CR 6-0735 that the pets couldn't be found announced by Esso Standard Oil to order for ChristmiiM K'ving. Just call VENETIAN BLINDS in stock. 2'l to 38 Tom Albans CK 6-0847 didnt help matters. She threat- 'ompany. A—"Score" set of engine turned golden inches, custom quality "stock blinds, all MUST SELL? B-jrtuw. Thor • PHOTOGRAPHY , CR 6-5487 your .Telephone Business Ollice. And the .95 Each : Portraits — Commercial — Weddings Bid Nunn - .'. Cold and Crisp ened to have the airport officials Mr. Gallagher of 2 Holly street, metal.' ' 5J)0* set 64 inches lontf, S2.05: ulso Jencraft CR 6-3IW1 In serving a salad, have all In- cost is low—75c or less, a month. and C. W. Brenemiiii'vUiitont blinds. 3«c ator. B cu. ft.. Li-_e i GRAU'S STUDIO Mildred Davics . CR 6-1500 hanged, the airline shut down. >nd 12 west, began his employment in pictures, flic*" ti._:s 205 Pawnee lid. • CKunlord 6-1220 $ aq. tt. Cranlurd Upholstery Shop. 120 Lola Brooks : gredients cold and crisp. This can the weather bureau censured for 1952 at Bayway. Refinery and "Golden Circles" lor dress wear. South Avc, E. CKunfol'd ti-0llu:i. . 11 tf G. G . NUNN allowing the .fog and ' rain. The be done by keeping the salad in shortly thereafter was made a per- ISO' sot TOPSOIL, rill dirt, gravel, crushed stone, TELEVISION REl'AIKED FAST. For the 181 North Avc., East, at Ccntcnnliu Ave. the refrigerator until time to serve, lady was somewhat mollified GIKLS I^lNCll HECYCUE. sonnel assistant in the employee cinders and sand. Call B to U. UAhway rx'fct and fastest service call Economy CRanford 11-3(185' or CRanford 6-5487 and. then serving on Tealljr cold' though, when her 'passengers" NEW ! MODERN 7-7224. • , . if conditimi. iM:t:<^*^i:vi.* •' -r ' EUsrtric. Cllanlord 0-3835. Day or night. turned up in a cargo compartment relations department. In his new OPEN Saturday and Sunday platesu - - assignment, Mr. Gallagher be- C—Uniquo designs painted on genuine MADE TO OUHrU liidialor unclosules, X BEAUTIFUL ! SANT.V! lUJtNGi rtIS S:tINDEEII but comes the head of the training Mother of Pearl. ' " -SJOO' lawn furniture, cahinets ' and cittiMilc ELECTlIICAL . K E P A I It S to lamps. . ejM^-t.fl lor-uutLible- jjfcvi'iti^ machliV'j^L tii.isu.-rs.nuus, kUtllclici. i»lu(ts.._ Cbiuiuu ^Serves .many, many uses- section.- -He is married and has Frrd DaVeV, 4:i N. 7th Stl.vt. Kell'.l- Lost . Avt . of service to 1120 v. Electric ran^e-hook- designs on golden or silver worth. CHanford G-55S5. II up. Uiwn post" liirhU. Don Davis, 'U0 BLUE PAIU1AKEET lost in vicinity of in yoiirhome. u children. Bioad Street, CHailfoid G-S97U. tf Lincoln and Centennial Avc. Rc-wardl NOTICE Mr. Farrell resides with, his PAINTS, full lln<- .f In- HOY'S 2:[-tNCtI ttli-YClX. i^ii , CJlanford 0-3058. • • . wife'and four daughters at White- \rior; and exterior. Painter*' U. bj«-.kJj»t op- NITSCHKE & BLUNCK — Painters and of-a-kind, -floor samples, odd spare room — living Veterans' Memorial Hall, COCKER PUPS. AKC. call CHanford « tional. ' Sair it»Lg t,-j t._i^;^-v» j>c-rs Decorators. 47 North 18th Street. Ken- Rentals pieces and discontinued items; tl .i 'Pearl. . 3.50* set 1004 Wick days after 5 P.M. or any or teacher. CUjnt.wd <^]«72. ilworth. N. J. Telephone Cllanford "RENTALS FOR ALL' OCCASIONS room — porch. The party will be held Monday time Weekends. 12-0 «-4715 — CUestnut 5-34BU. tf some warehouse damaged mer- NICE CLEAN . t:OOX! ». :liu Bunqucts — Weddings —.Receptions chandise, some scratched, some evening at the hall.: - -. GAitWOOO. 1700 or Sc-u. ll CRanford 0-6789. V M DELIVERED desired w.ill ^t pouo- behind Esso Station dent, presided. LIONEL O-27 GAUGE TRAIN. Uargi'e siun. tndust;t-kl W trucks and electric switches, ba.'uren tU-ld I-41U2-M- LINDEN and ^rictht cars: Nu'». *_-tr«.vtor.' scf; Garage for Rent U you're Showing for Chair* you'll find good values boy's suit jacket -r«iid""^»lpi»*'i' lined M Tax Decision Appeals overcoat, si/c 14. WE>tncld 2-iiJim;. LET US GARAGE. 3) Hollywood Ave., CRanford Furnuhed U-21U7 utter' 5 P.M. Guaranteed L, Before State Body ELECTHIC UK1LL SALE. New '..-men SELLING YOUR HOME \ at Fern's -almost every type you can think of. Why L Good Housekeepi U and. D at only 9lO.u:> delivered Apartment For Rent Alter Vour Shoulders Before the State Division of (regular I24,D5i. good gilt tor him IS BIG BUSINESS - TCAOtEK HXS or^ tj t«o bedroom !<»«Msmi» Tax .Appeals are three appeals in- Consumers Direct SUBD(J CO. CKan on Furrier It's big business to you be- not visit us and see for yourself. volving tax assessment decisions lord 6-0500. — A. KANTNER. New furs. Fur coats cause youyp'robably sell only ypur dated fur garments rcstyled und repaired. 118 Walnut handed down last month by the TEN-PIECE DINING ,HOOM SET. Ke, one home itt a lifetime and I \ ufter t> P.'M. Ave.. CRanford 6-1678. tf No annuaal refittinre-fitting chores once you install Union County Board of Taxation and liutkv oiler. Evening*. CHalliord want to sell yours as quickly 6-07U5. i d h concerning property in Cranford. DRYSON as possible) for the maximum pmbinarion doors on your home! All-aluminum construction VISIT OUR ^JUVENILE DEPARTMENT The township is appealing the POLAROID LAND CAMERA With fla*h Apartments Wanted FURRIER SINCE. 1912 Nursing Service amount obtainable with the means that these doors will fit perfectly when installed holder and cjtty ca^c. Like )icw. $ CnANFORn V. N. A. fair General Nurs- board's reduction of $800 in the ' ClUnford u-u:i(»l. * least inconvenience. and stay that way for years to come! They take all kinds of YOUNG BUSINESS eouruE «ic-»w 3 Hollanderizing IIIS. Vi»it». Hypodermics. Materival and valuation of property owned by 3 r.>.>nu In >j^^-j.t> ol- C5^=i^>l< Infant Care, Health Education. The ItV big, business to us, rough handling — wilj never rust. rot. warp, or split! •v*- GlKL'b 2B-1NCH mcVCLE. good condl- Charles Ehmling at 12 Fiske-le**. H T~nI alter i4 . Fee. Tvl. cnanfard .6-0797. or consult "because we dcal"~almb5l~cx^~ "??"* lntfrch~angeable storm arid 3c Hours: - Dally _.»r. . Vicinity. B^i:;ioji -. Call iluslvcly 'Syiih wTcsidcntiaL «r.ty .at-$7,40D._and-. the board—re- KASY SPIN WASHING SI^CIIINT:. per- alter i I'M. CIU.-Jj.-a ""except Sunduys and" Holidays. "8:30- /'properties. Wc'afe always ~ ^-—2^—-ZZZZI ^.'—ifai(t:Jnsfc>ntly»"-.wiih-the-»e»»on»! 'Z'~~..Z~..:. <«t condition, only 3 ivais old, «io AJkl. to 4:30 P.M. • , . ffTg duced it to $6,600. CKai:iord Ii-3oa7.. glad .to talk with owners and Everyone can now afford a beautiful everlasting The other two. appeals are by. discuss the problems incident SIMPLEX CAB1NLT-STVLE IHONEI! Buy door! Call UJ uxby! Gasper Greco of 710 .Sprinjjileld luric . liun^le, CHajii'iPii tj-)Ut>L_ flys, Bicycles, Hi-Chairs, Teterbabes, Youth Chairs, avenue. They relate-to «-«««• vice GUNS ^A^Tl^^~^fc COMBINATION STORM ANT) SCREEN "you lire' considering;," soiling station and shed at South avenue, k paying his* pnns tar isoomi or E$es Examined^ DOOM, bD'ji SU'j\ ixcellcnl condition antique ' nil**, artntgiina. tcucjvers- your house, we would be glad JALOUSIE DOORS ClUnlord 6-29BU. and many other items. east. Lld 3-3140. - tf to visit with you and ^o over Hearing^ will be conducted by WALLJ»A1»ER BAllGAlNri. M-ik« knla.l the matter with you, Of Hi $59.50 (delivered) kc-Uctlon in >our home. So c WE B1TV HOOKS ^o WbreTqols the state division sometime next Paint to match. CoiuUmcik Duvet One or- ^ Th^iTj-ii ' P^JA course, there b* no obligation year. ^ • supply Co^ cit-mford 6-o^ao. d«cuis. P.M. ~Book DR. G. HINDMAN unless you do decide to sell FURNITURE & 39OO. -•••-;»•»» IHL'!. W1NTEK COAT, Hie B. brown INSURANCE and we do kcH your property. Check, alpaca lined, »5; glll'B Uc bk^tc*. Optometrist ALL TYPES APPLIANCES Republicans Meet SJ£C 4'j. ft4. Both excellent condition IVt SI..,p. {I Noiir. —q_E. HOWLAND^ FERN'S -ot—thc-Cranf ord - EASTMAN STREET AT NORTH AVE. CRANFORD 6-5000 publican Club was held last Wed- CHILD'S HOLL-TOI" DEsK With swivel •MEN N U'E bJCATES. j.-^i- 11. 107 N. UNION AVE. nn Realtor comlllKtn. Excell CRANFORD 6-2264 nesday evening in the Municipal, iu Til Inmrsnco Brokar Xmwg Btolhars • M»ln Floof .J tilt. Ll GIlll.'S So-ISCH fc:»: Open Evenlnss and Sundays OPEN EVENINGSiW» XMAS LABCB 8&XECTION OF CHRISTMAS TREES Building. Edwrird C_ McMahon, I BOYS 23-INCH U1CYCLK. newly CRANFORD 6-1332 181 North AT«- E. 13 EASTMAN ST.—CR 6-5900 iples Can Be Seen at 22 Btoomingdale Avenue, AND WREATHS AT OCR FREE PARKING M>T NEXT TO THE THEATRE president, presidcdrjThe club will i J condition. *1 l meet again on January-12. 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THE CBANFORD CITIZEN AND CHRONICLE, THURSDAY, DECEMBER 16. 1954 THE CRAiyrann ernzKM collected for petty traffic viola- way..'All the offenders of Mr. and Mrs. Sanborn of Hins- businessVestablishments, social and available in local stores. All out- woman's home and brought them three from Union Junior College Men tn Service tions on the Garden State Park-1 out,'of. town. Talking Back Costs djilei 111-, formerly of Cranford, is fraternal organizations and. people door decorations are eligible lor to Police Headquarters for analy- —took the Selective Service col- Holy Name Holiday Menu Cub Pack 178 Visits Pfc. F. Dexter Sanborn, Jr., son reported convalescing in Frank- generally to give this praisewor- the "contest, the club announced. lege- qualification -test for defer- Driver Additional Fine Hay den Planetarium fort, (Sermany, from a serious ill- thy movement their "fullest coop- At the meeting, Christmas gift ment last Thursday at the local A Crariford man found''but in : Suggestion Given Seventy-seven boys of Cub Pack ness. He is expecTted to be flown erati6n."i '' . packages were judged. .' The win- Water Group Studies college. , ' . * - Unit Elects Roselle Park last week that talk- back to the United- States as soon ners were: F.irst; Mrs. Fred -Pit- The present criteria fw defer- David Ernst was elected presi- ing back to a policeman doesn't 178 accompanied by 19 adults vi- RABHOR ROBES in as he is able to be moved. Pfc. ten; second, Mrs. Paul Arthur; and Permanent Organization ment as an unSergraduate stud- dent of the Holy Name Society pay. ': _/ CranfordWomen sited' the Hayden Planetarium in Roselle Girl Betrothed third, Mrs. Henry Bird. Gifts were ent are either a satisfactory score New York City o'n.Saturday. The Sanborn, Jr., has been.stationed At an executive board meeting oi st. Michael's Church at a John W. Porter of Johnson,aye- Among holiday menu sugges- nta Authentic Tartan exchanged. , • cubs received educational pam- in Germany for the past year. To Michael Venezia of .the Inter-Municipal Water; (70) on vthe qualification test or meeting in St. Michael's Schoolnue appeared before Magistrate tions given by Miss Anna Doerr, . Mrs. Stanley Nippins was wel- specified rank among the^ male SUPPORT THE phlets during the tour and viewed kEN,IIiWORTH — The engage- Committee tonight in Westfield, pn Monday night. He will suc- William V. Heim in jMtunicipal home agent, at a recent meeting of Miniatures comed as a new • member. members of the class (upper half • • •• '.••,'•. .$'• "The /Wonders of the Skies." ment of Miss Joyce Elaine Ziegen- plans for establishment of a per- ceed Michael J. Ferro when in- Court on speeding tfmjT disorderly the Evening Department of the balg to^Miehael T. Venezia, son of It was announced" that club of freshman class,v-Upper two conduct charges. H& was fined' Annual Christmas party of the Mayor Proclaims v manent organization' to formulate stallation of officers takes place Village Improvement Association, Mr. and Mrs. Leonard'Venezia' of members will assist Girl Scouts thirds of sophomore class, or upper u $15 for speeding dnd $10 for be- pack will be held in" the basement You Must See and implement « long-term pro- Cranford Welfare Association next month. • ' • - who are working on their, garden three fourths of'a junior.class). M rating the arresting officer. were, a wreath of vegetables in of St. Michael's School at 7:30 February Heart - 220 North Twelfth street, has been 7 1 badges. _,Th^i first program-will bo gram aimed at insuring an ade- Other officers were named as lime jelly, chicken souffle salad p.m! tomorrow. Christmas carols announced by her parents, Mr_ quate water supply and, storage follows' r " and\M.rs. E. Gi Ziegenbalg of conducted ty, Mrs. William Von Christmas Fund in a Christmas tree mold or flat will be, sung and'Santa Claus will Fund Month facilities for this area will be dis- Finance Unit Continues Vice-presidents, Joseph Brucato be present to distribute gifts. • KENILWORTH—Giving empha- Roselfe •,.-•.••- Ohlen in January. round mould, with clock hands The club will send 15 wreaths cussed. ^ J and Jerome Taddeo; secretary, Jo- CHS;students Each cub • will bring a present Baron's Greatest A graduate' of Abraham Clark School Budget Work sis t« the fact that mankind's.'only Also available-for discussion at seph Cartrpll; treasurer (for his decoration^ hot cheese canes, and for another cub, and an additional hope for- successfully'- combatting High School, Roselle, Miss Zieg- to the Veterans Administration The finance committee of the cupcake Christmas tree spelling hospital at Lyons. . • • the meeting w»ll_ be a draft of j2th term), Louis Van Bergen, Hear Cunningham present if a little brother or sistetv diseases of the heart and circula- enbalg is a member of the Junibr Board of- Education will continue The Welfare Association requests that you '.'Merry Christmas" used as a cen- Woman's Club of Elizabeth and Mrs. William Brown, president, the forthcoming report of Malcolm and marshal, Charles" Glynn. /Glenn Cunningham, former attends with him. Each cub .also tion is through intensified medical work on the budget for the 1955- TJhe Rev. Joseph L. Donnelly' ter piece. •• will contribute a toy and a can of research'. Mayor Robert C. Krue- is employed in the technical li-» presided. „' _Pir,nie Engineers -on sugggested holder oi the world's record for improvements', town by town, in 56 "school year at.-a meeting, to- 2 send donations, preferably money, in order assistant pastor, continues^/as food for St. Walburga's Orphanage gcr has signed a proclamation des- brary at the Standard Oil Devel- night in Cleveland School. the mile, told the students oi Miss Doerr is the assistant home the distribution system of the spiritual adviser for the- (Society; Cranford High School that any- in Roselle. • mm ignating 'February iis American opment Company's Research Cerj- Local Woman Improves; Preliminary work has been un- agent of the Union County Exten- Heart Month and appealing for ter in Linden. Plainfleld-Union Water Company. 8 tltat they may care for those in need during Serving on the nominating com- one can excel in his chosen field sion Serviceof Home Economics in • o derway for sometime.. 'One of the mittee were George Hayeck, chair- if he uses all his abilities.- full support of the 1955 Heart Mr. Venezia was graduated from Took Sleeping Pills big decisions facing the Board of cooperation with Rutgers Univer- List Cranford Share Fund drive. Thomas A.- Edison Vocational and KENILWORTH — Mrs. George « the holiday season. man; James O'Donriell, James The former Kansas University sity. She demonstrated how to Reports on Teacher Education in connection with the Woods, Patrick J. Grail and Mayor Kruoger. pointed out that Technical High School, Elizabeth, Schneider, 27 years old, of 32 track star spoke at the school Fri- make and serve shrimp dip, cu- Of State Aid for Roads budget concerns compensation for George Korner, past presidents. . diseases of the heart and circula- and served with.. Army occupa- Commonwealth road was reported Salary Discussions teachers. Another problem is the day afternoon on the topic, "Clean cumber and bacon" dip, cheese The State Highway Department • A- committee, was appointed to Living in the Race of Life."-He tion are responsible for about 52 tion troops, irl Korea during-World ih good condition' last night in Paul' Selby, president, reported possible need for additional spe- crisps, mock pate-de-foie gras, ha^ reported to the 'Board of War II. " He is a member of Ken- Elizaboth General Hospital where, work with other parish."groups in told of how both his legs were date squares and uncooked fon- Chosen Freeholders of Union •They're nude of RojmlonV percent <>! the'nation's deaths, con- on discussions with the teachers' cial teachers. •• " ' | Please send your contributions to the head stitute a leading cause of disability ilworth Post 2230. VFW, and is she is being treated for taking an. combatting sale and distribution burned in a .fire when he-4vas a dant. 'These'attractive and'simple County^ that Cranford will receive 'famed for luxurious finuh committee of the Board of Edu- 1 iahd are respVmsible for "a stagger- employed 'by M. "H._JDonovan & overdose of sleeping pills. of salacious literature. Serving on boy. Doctors told him he might to make foods were later fea- $12,225 in state aid for road pur- OPEN ALL DAY SUNDAY - DEC, 19- 9 A,H. TO 9 P.M. ' i , • and warmth without weight. cation by the salary committee at office at 10 North Union Avenue, Cranford. not be able to w»lk-«girirf: «e ex- •• i • IV fin*, carefql tailoring ing-economic toss" by reason of ompany. Hillside. Mrs. Schneider notified the a meeting of the Cranford Teach- Business Slacks Off this unit will ..be George Hahn, tured as refreshments for theposes made by the formula method by Rabhor makes ihete truly lost productivity and medical care*1 CranforS Police Department of her Thonias Eckels, Mr. Taddeo, Am- plained he made up his mind.to evening.' . • for 1955. - t ers' Association last Thursday at In. Municipal Court . walk and eventually became one robrs of distinction. Rich ^expenses. . "plight at about 1 arm. Monday and Cranford High School. brose! Ernst, Frank. O'Donnell, At a short business meeting con- .. iThe-total for all cpmmunities in Miniature Scottish Tana's of the world's greatesUrunnors.— Reg. $2.50 Reg, $1.29 —Ajnonji-trToKo-prexent when the they—notified—Kehilwortlv.-pblice. KENILWORTH — Business Robert Kelly, Charles Glynn and iunj:j^ntyJ_$2j647i_KLeniJ, "designs will warm bit heart. SetDecember_27__ •MrV-^Selby— also discussed-the really^Iackea off Monday evening ' James VO'Donnell. , , ,Jn opposing the use of alcohol, mayor, signed the proclamation 'Patrolman Frank Mulford and retirement plan proposed by the chairman, preceding the food dem- worth's share will be $4,745, while BRIGHT STAR- in Municipal Court. . . . This st>dfc contributed by the tobacco and drugs, he, said lie- onstration, a motion was made to Garwood is slated to receive $2,- were' Mrs. Ernestine Marino, To Judge Entries Garland Friezer were sent to the New Jersey. Education Association, Father ^ Donnelly outlined the J Only five cases were heard and never knew a first-string athlete 903. '•-••• $15.95 chairman; former Councilman home ar^d they administered oxy* which would tie in pensions with' objectives and purpose of the Holy send a donation to the Salvation gen. Dr. Edmund Johnkins was fines and costs totaling $36 were whoiused them and was still able Army. Mrs. William Kihn, ways Dudley H. Neville, co-chairman; In Holiday Contest Social Security. He reported a Name Society and urged the meii to do as-good a job as if he didn't. GIFT WRAP called to the scene and he ordered and means chairman, announced IMPLEMENT Borough Clerk Philip, J. McGevna KENILWORTH-JTurfging in the meeting will be held next month to participate in-the activities.and For this reason, he said it is sil\y Rose Rebekah Lodge and Mrs. John Huth, president of annual outdoor Christmas decora- Mrs. Schneider to the Elizabeth for teachers of the Cranford sys- TRUST COMPANY to support the new officers. that .the recent sale of Christmas for'student^ to.start using them paper was a huge success. Slates Holiday Program ICICLES the Kenilworth Parent-Teacher tion contest of thj/ Kenilworth hospital. tem. A representative of the ,LTD. ••/ It was announced that the so- during high school age when they Association. . trailer* ar* used as .temporary Mrs, David N. Tyre led the group SET SPECIAL ; Garden Club Will be held on De- Mrs. Schneider was on the criti- NJEA will be the speaker. Member Federal Deposit Insurance C9q>oration ciety will enter a -basketball team have proved to be a handicap. A Christmas party w.ill be held 2 EASTMAN ST. The campaign, which has a goal cember 27. .,p cal list at the hospital until Tues- housing., homes for mohila workers. in the church league. Team can- in the singing of Christmas carols tonight at 8 o'clock. at the Vet- Mr. Selby presided. dr mobile homes for retired person!, ~ Mr. Cunningham is now on auntil the arrival of Santa jClaus, of $5(il.72. extends throughout the This was announced at a meet- day morning.-v Her condition since didates wer«i requested to-.get in speaking tour which will take him erans Memorial Hall by Rose Re- OPEN EVENINGS TUX month.of February. . ing of the club last Wednesday at then has greatly improved, hos- the largest Is at Aften.-S.C-. ham* portrayed by Mrs, Marvin Katz. bekah Lodge 99, IOOF. i Five College Students of the H-Bomb t^«t»n«tfnt» wfaer* touch with Mr. Hayeck, chairman to-17 states and two foreign coun- who distributed gifts to everyone. CHRISTMAS • In his .appeal, Mayor Krueger the home of Mrs.. Charles Kos- pital officials report. of the athletic committee. tries. His talk was sponsored by Mrs. Alys Alonso, chairman of SPECIAL 10.000 —houses an whe«ls" m Mrs. Michael V." Bercik was in $1.00 INCLUDING SATURDAY asked "all schools, churches, civic mutza, 550 Boulevard. Entry Kenilworth police, found two Take Deferment Tests Refreshments were served after the high school and he spoke un- the good and welfare committee, berthed. charge of hospitality. is in charge of arrangements. associations, industries, veterans. blanks for the • contest are now bottles of sleeping pills at the Five college studerfts—including the business sdssion. der the auspices of the Tehiper- ance League of New Jersey to all ninth through twelfth grade $8.75 l^vi." i-WvV \Christmas Music pupils. * •"• Featured at Tea fOR HIM- OLMominaClub Ptipilit--invStudio> Recital The Wednesday' Morning Club A studio recital was held- last If He Takes Pictures I held its- annual Christmas tea Wednesday afternopn.by the piano if, • yesterday at the home of • Mrs. students of Mrs. Lawrence M. Give Him Everett Frank, 506 Springfield Tucker at her home, 8 Pittsfield 14 avenue. Mrs. Lyman Ware, for- street. / - A Photographic Gift ! Sandy MacDonald mer state music chairman\told the Each student played one solo and Christmas story in verse ai»d song. a Christmas carol. Refreshments Mrs. C. G. Culin accompanied Mrs. were served following the recital. Jf_HeJ)oesn!t I Ware. " The participants were Laurie" $25.00 LELONG IMPORT! CIRO Following the program, Christ- Denman, Nancy Martens, Sheldon Take Pictures, Imas carols were sung. - Mrs. Wal- .Cohen, Stephanie Morrison, Fred Incc Fuerth. fifth district music Iobst, Nancy lobst, Lois Copson, Give Him a Camera ! COTTAGE KenneUT'Thorn. M.iiare3~Gesslcr7 PERFUME SET chairman, wasa guest. The music Mary Montcnecourt, Marcia Achil- FRENCH PERFUME! I committee, under the chairman- Assorted Scents Ulup of Mrs—Theodore P.. Grush, lies, Jay Banker, Kathy Hansel Stocking Giftsrfrom-40e- /5 Assorted Scents I planned and • arranged the prd- and Gretchen Hansel. Icram. - , To the Gift of a Lift limc- ^Members of the drama commit- Thomas Aquinas Topic km I tee, under the leadership of Mrs. A Fine Camera ! ; 51.00 ONLY S5.00 I Albert* H. Francis, chairman, met For-Progress Club I recently at the home of Mrs. Ever- Thomas Aquinas and his time, ett A. Heim. Mrs. W. J. Hoffman was the topic of a. program pres- I ;md Mrs. Joseph A. Getz prepared ented by Mrs. H. C. Sanford at a Reg. $1.25 HOUBIGANT $1.00 TANGEE '• lpei*. for the meeting on the life meeting Tuesday of the Progress, MARTENS' PHOTO SHOP land plans of Tennessee Williams. Club. HARRIET HUBBARD AYER [The drama committee, Mrs. Fran- Mrs. W. M. Sperry of English BUDDY BERGEN, Prop. The perfect solution to the proMeiu of the liard-to-pleas« • I cis reports, is studying contemp- Village was hostess to the group HAND LOTION | orary playwrights arid their works. and Mrs. A. C. Hopkins was as- At a recent meeting, the club Open Evenings Till Christmas - DUSTING POWDER man on your list Expertly tailored, long 6leeve sport sistant hostess. .Mrs. Sanford based 3 Assorted Bottles I welcomed three new members, her talk on the book "Thomas DUSTING POWDER shirts by Sandy MacDonald with convertible collars | Mrs. Albert T. Morrow, Mrs. Ger- Aquinas" by G. K. Chesterton. 34 North Ave.,W. CRanford 6-1024 \M E. Phillips and Mrs. E. W. C and two breast pockets. Washable rayon gabardines, | Schroeder. N« 'Age of Wood' Viera never was an 'age of wood* S1.D0 59 s; fine imported English fabrics and cottons in solid - retrllled Llf •Imply, because there never wai • colors, stripes and patterns. White, blue, tan, Petrified forests cover thousand! conceivable .time when man did 11 of acres In Arizona, without It "TAKE A QOOD TIP • • Reg. $JJI0_ black and patterns on white grounds. Small, YOUR SMARTEST MOVE Reg. $530 / Reg. $3.00 — WRISLEY medium, large and extra large. IN KNITWEAR IS A MAMMY—SAMBO BRENTWOOD SWEATER, S1OS JHJBMSHINCS, STBEEI^ FLOOR SILENT SET FORM r*. i >A 3-Piece Set ELIZABETH SACHETDOLL 1 ONLY 39 ONl/Y 9

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/ • •• •* > ages wrapped and other projects •a • bral Palsy League reelected officers- of, the L'mted 6a3G.a).lpws Hill road, correspond- _ JuUiis_ K. Poljatschgk, Eliznbeth Of .440 L(-xini;ion awnui- has just ^tlfith" Air Police Squadron^ at McnJu^Service ——> 1 Green THiimb completed for the jcehtefs Chrl^t- Dranf ord Men ~ attorney, was renamed president chek also is president of tne Unit- Ixi )! disfliuretti after :vivinff four Foibc-jT"Air I^oree Ease. Topp'ka," ,m'M parties.' ."• "'•'«. •*7" •• •• " •'".'''• °^."ty- • "S'.' igor, JR. of 711 Berkeley place, SS|it. Arthur Edwards, son of yoars in ihe Air Forte. Hoji-ntly Kans. 'He is expected home be- (Erattforl* ,Cranford men have been for the seventh time. He has ed Cerebral Palsy Association of Features • During the serving of lunch. In Retrospect . They are: Raymond Obrock of! ireas New Jersey. ., ' Mr, and Mrs. E. Arthur Edwards hi*-ha"d b< CHRONICLE, established 1893; THK CRANFOHD CITIZEN, established 1S98. Miss Molly Levlne, kindergarten THE CHANFORD CITIZEN AND CHRONICLE: teacher in the Elizabeth schools., •. \."^ / (Combined in 19i»l) " - ... Decoration Ideas led a group of 69 children in the . Following their defeat at the haiid; \, Fo'ift member^ were guests as singing of Christmas carols.''A " Five Yeaii A«» f a • CHARLES M..KA.Y. EDITOR, A^O PITB'LISH.ER the _Gr<,cn Thlimb Garden Club homemade Ibod sale was conduct- .-•'•. There were three" candidates in the field . powerful New York University quintet, ,ik. held its-6-hristmas meeting at the ed for the benefit of the club's for the three Board of Education. posts to be ' Union Junior College basketball team also Uui-^ home of Mrs. Harold J. Walsh, 517 welfare funcL . ••...' filled at the schopl elecUon in February. I^uis before Cranford High School, 50 to 31, at ihe NATIONAL EDITOKIAt Orchard! street, last- Wednesday. It was announced that. Mrs. high school gymnasium. Current members displayed and G: Troutmanti building and grounds chairman, Charles R. Haag of 711 High street The annual tea for provisional mcmbci;; ^ McMANUS BROS. 2 GREAT STORES - ELIZABETH and WOODBRIDGE discussed decorations they had will conduct a-.cake decorating had filed his petition as.a candidate for rellec- made, and there was • a grab~T>ag workshop at the January 12 meet- ' tion, and others who had announead their can- the Craiiford Junior' Service League \vns;\w\\ ?SEaSB for gifts. Christmas corsages made ing. Mrs. R. W.; Walker of Union ' didacies were Mrs. Zena S. Conley and John L. at the home of Mrs. J. R. MacDonald, 21ii Oivh. Munben Quality WeekliM of New by Mrs. Walter King, Mrs. Walsh is program»chairmah. Biach. Mrs. Marguerite S. Earhart and Dr. Ro- ord Street. Mrs. William M. Sperry', 2iul, v.-;,j YOU MAY USE 3 COIWINIENT and Mrs. Benjamin Brixner were The , meeting concluded with bert P. Ferguson, the; other members of the chairman of the. .tea committee. WAYS TO PAY! • distributed. members singing .Christmas songs, board whose terms were expiring, had de- George Kelly; manager of the Crunfdrj Entered" nt the Post Office at Cranford, N. J., as Second Class Matter,..!. Published Thursdays at led by Mrs..George W. Doerries of 60-OAY ACCOUNT-x Announcement that, the . club's -clared that they would not seek reoleclioh. Theatre when, it-' was first opened hi this co,,;. Cranford N. J., ,by The Crpnford Citizen and Chronicle, Inc. Official newspaper tor Crablord, site at Brookside place and Cedar Scotch Plains. , - • • • muhity; had been promoted to the position of iO day* to pay. Mod«rat« 4tpetb f. With Police Sgt. William J. Gassmann tak- Garwood and-Kenilworjh. Subscription Rate, $400 a Year; Advertising—Rates on Request street had "been cultivated by the advertising manager for. the, Warner chain ,[ Viind. And fl* Strvic* ,Ctiar«*. w.^ Dcpartment_bf_Eublic_WorksLand_ ^ingJhe, part ofLSanta_Claus, Cranford JPost_ 212, ( theatres ltrNorthern New Jersey. ^ JrFics: 21-23 Alden Street, Cranford. N. J. TELEPHONE CRAKTORD 6-8000 that spring-flowering bulbs had American Legion, staged a Christmas party for 90 DAY ACCOUNT- been planted by several members Scouts Visit ''-'J Fifteen Tears Ago M Doyt to pay. Cuttomary D*p«*it. children at Legion headquarters in the Casino. Bnlnom « 3 Equal Monthly Poynwnli. was made by - Mrs. James ' Good- Santa presented gifts to each child attending, The Cranford Symphon Orchestra pros. win, chairman of the community SlOl Na W« Chorfl.. Historic Points and there, were refreshments'and • a Christmas • ented its onntfal winter concert in the hi«h project. Mrs. Goodwin said fhat Thirty scouts and leaders of Boy BUDGET PIAN- as' a result of contributions of tree also. school auditorium. Charles H. Seyfried tori. • Santa Claris Role Out for Magistrates >•"<,• .... You mny now tuka up to 39 Month* to Here at McManus Bros, you will find beautiful and unusual gifts to brighten bulbs by , Trubenbach's . of Cran- Scout Troop 79; sponsored by the New officers' were' elected by Cranfbrd ducted the 72-piece orchestra, and. Alma.JV!; Everyman's Bible Class of the ^ latira YC-UT Balance offer paying a mod- any home. Every one on your Christmas list will be very pleased to find one of Christmas is a time for recalling the Declaring that a traffic violation is ford and other seed stores the pro- Branch 754, National Association of Letter Car- Hacker, contralto, was ihe soloist. Mote dcpotlt on McManai Btot/ OvNN 1 iefll should) be a colprfuKfifutdeji m First Presbyterian 'Church, went 1 Howard Stanley, captalnrelecti of tlip T^t iifco-i Budget Won. Regular Serv«. Charfle. our home furnishing items under their Christmas tree! Make your Christmas Shop- proclamation of godd' tidings of "pdacd liecessarily the result of either Willful or riers, as follows: Frank Meyer, president; ' Rayr , 1 the spring! .. ' ' » " ' JLb Morristown recently /to' hike triohd Lusardi, •vice-president; Chris Sorenson, ton University football team and OHO o\ the ping' easy this year by dropping into either ©four I great stores. Our amazingly Wide on earth to men of good will." There is careless disregard of the lives and prop- Mrs.. Meta McLaughlin of 439 and visit General George Wash- secretary; William Tyree, treasurer,, and Martin most outstanding alumni athletes of Ci anforcl selection now on display for this holiday season makes gift buying conveniently Brookside place was welcomed as High School, was the speaker at a victory dm. easy. For the highest quality gifts at the most reasonable prices do your shopping a renewed warmth in our hearts; and we erty of others. Chief Justice. Vanderbilt a now member. . „•. ington's encampment area. Ciuba. ser^eant'-at-arms. . SELECT YOUR HASSOCK ', J &i, ner held for the 1939 CHS football team in (h has called upon magistrates throughout •Mrs. King, president, conducted They covtred over 10 miles on The origin of Christmas customs and tradw e now at McManus Bros! . " * • ' 4 _tend to look with leniency upon the short- school cafeteria. ' " ~^~ the state to let it be known that there will Hie—genetul—meeting—which—pre- ihi'tr hilfn, itnrting from tions_was_revie.w.edr_by NOW FOR GIFT GIVING! comings of our fellowmen. ceded the displays and refresh- •" Nonsense and following the Yellow an address at the annual Christmas supper of The^Red CrtissRbirCaH once wXm went. ments. Mrs. Harold Garrity was over the. top here." Collections reached a fti>t;:| , Supreme Court Justice Arthur T. be no charity in the courts this Christmas Trail .through^ Jockey Hollow. They the Cranford .Collegp Club in the cafeteria of An irrestible invitation to re- co-hostess with Mrs. Walsh. Cranford High School. ,, of $1,600, it was 'reported by E. E. Monk'iiu- when it comes to ounjishing traffic law also visited the cemetery, recon- lax wherever you put it — and Vanderbilt in a letter sent to magistrates Husbands' Night will, be ob- " Miss Edna Schlelchert, daughter .oi Mr. and court, chairman for the 1939 drive. • served at the January 19 meeting structed hospital, officers'" head- of municipal courts throughout the" state violators. / - Mrs, Otto Schleichert of 53 Mansion terrace, ac- Hundreds of Cranford residents and busing a welcome gift for everyone on of . the club, to be held. in the quarters and the' Wick' House. people'had been busy decorating the community your list.. See McManus Bros, during the past week warns, however, ' His specific suggestion to the magis- fellowship hall of Osceola Pres-' Scoutmaster Kenneth Robinson companied by Miss Lucy. Teague, French in- that we must not be misled by our holi- trates is "that during the period from De- byterkin Church at 8 p.m. Erfc and Dave Brumfield, hiking com- . structor at Cranford High Schopl, and Miss- for thfe Christmas season. Prizes weio to \# tremendous style arid color se- Peterson, Union .County agricul- mitteeman, led the following Helen Bass, local art instructor, met: Yvonne awarded for the best business windows and also lections . . . we've a scheme to day feelings into condoning irrensponsi- cember 15 to January 2, which the Gov- tural atfent. Will spealc on "Prun- scouts on the trip: • /Ldriad; solo pianist of the Boston Symphony for the m6st attrative holiday^ doorways and match any roorrrdecor. . ' ble attitudes or acts which may cost oth- ernor has proclaimed as a time for spec- ing." Mi:T. Harold Walsh and her' Bruce Brumfield; Dillard Cpl- Orchestra, after a concert in Carneigie Hall. decorations on homes. ial emphasis; oif traffic^ safety, yotf give hostess—committee., will..serve, re- '.luis, David Conley, Donald Creigh- TTWiss Loriad, sister of Miss Schlclchert's French • Plans were, made by the CranfoKl Lioijs i: ers their lives, their health and their livli- freshments, and Mrs. Nicholas ton. Gerald. Dobbins, Kcnheth correspondent in connection with a high school , Club for its annual Christmas parly for •under- from $4.95 to $15.95 hood. to each person found guilty of a traffic Impcrato and Mrs. Albert Ley Doktor, Rbbert Fortenbaugh, Rob- privileged children. Held in the Chimney Cur- will make the flower arrange- ert Frahme, Jeffrcy Fleuren, How-; language study project, s^pent a day with the iP •inn-, the affair' was in charge of a eomfnittw Cranford students and her parents before re- -mn Last yeart the chief justice points law violation ah effective sentence, and ments. ; i . iird Gilbert, Carl Harbau'gh, Rich-, ^SSaipa£SS3KJtSESKKS3a'E2a^£asSKtaKM5»S«!^£a turning to France." ' , ' . headed by Ellsworth Do.wne and Fred Lan»e. out, people in New Jersey alone cele- that person con- Mrs. Martin Cushmeyer, garden ard Hawkins,, Robert Hill, Ronald 1 brated the Christmas season by killing ihloxicaTeH as member ;; met at the home of seph Lobl, Peter Metzner, John The Cranford Fire Department transformed The constitution and by-laws of the Cran- CUCHAT.^M fUA tiappjFtroft: ssocfatfdri •were""atl6ptcd at a aiAWKBir I others J'owsJlilL_ro.;id,-_Mftndax_jiigHt_|o_ Pender, 'Robert Ramshaw, Ronald L Size 16" x 25"; Height 13' x 27". and destroying property worth millions day period, indeed; but if they serve to make wrcs'rths. for the Veterans' Sassi, James Shaw, Alex/Sickert, " meetinir~of~the~~group—in—thc-Municipol Build- holiday—season, and.. between answertnu fir? Hospital at Lyons. Richard Staigcr, Frank Stbrz, Wil- ing. Adoption was voted following presenta- calls, members of the department wore btisy of dollars. There is little evidence of cut the accident toll it will mean that liam Wiseman and Paul Wright. tion of the report of a epecjal committee by painting and repairing broken toys donnted by good will towards one's fellowmen in the some men of good will who otherwise A second group of eight scouts Jack W. Apgar in the absence of Carroll K. townspeople to be used for needy children's i perpetration of acts resulting in such a would have been killed may live ta con- led by Committeenian Richard Sellers, chairman of the constitution and by- gifts.. Esso Club Plans Dudley hiked to Echo Lake to ob- laws committee. A community, production entitled "The toll. • • ' , . tinue their good works in the new year. tain advancement /credits in ou't- door activities^foysecond^and-flrstr rtyirging thnt it was {he duty of every World's^ AH Right" was staged in Roosevolt class ratings. 'lyL this group were American to;be thinking about the peace fol- ScHobl under auspices of the~Rotary ClulIT~the" Arrimgcmcnts for distribution Charles Boillod, Robert Cohen, lowing .World War II, Mary Margaret McBride, u show was a benefit for the high school athletic 'of toys .at the; Christmas party for Gerald Creighton. James Lang, noted radio,speaker, told an assembly of about fund, and more than 150 musicians and diin.a- iwfil-—*•" Follow Safety Rules to Insure a Happy Christmas chiltlrcif of "Standard Oil employes "Douglas Sassi,—Michael-.Spaldingr- -600. persons in the—high-school auditorium-that— tists-from-the community were .featured^-_. •_ to be.fiiven_biy the Bayway Fed- Rudolph Stewart and Arthur Wil- individual resppnsibility must keynote our par- More than 120 members of Cranford Boy ' This, is Christmas-tree-buying time, a big one. It will be just as pretty and_ liams. / much less hazardous. •.--r—:jr.— ticipation, in the peace. • Scout troops tookjpart in a rally at the First Exclusively at McManus Bros.. Tbringihg with it many happy thoughts 6t _m Essp Approximately 60 extra employes went on Presbyterian Church. Inter-troop contests antl the cheery atmosphere the decorated tree ^2r~ Keep" your~tree~outdoprs until men's Club conducted by Mrs. "tfuty in the Cranford Post Office to speed the"' entertainment"'were"".highHEhts. ^~- - •: James E. MeGovney. of 502 Lin- en^In Service / will create in the home during the holi- just before Christmas. Install it in the handling of Christmas mail,, it was announced by The Rt. Rev. Albion W. Knight.D.D., bishop coolest part of the room, away from fire- den plate, president, at the Bay- Lt/

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member of Boy Scout Troorroop'75.p 1 AyoMpceiLhrother. Lawr School Clerks' Dinner ,-Guest-Attist of Don Dornay and ^^ orchestra Assuming New Post p.m. FViday to extinguish a small just become, a member of CubTT" Adult School ^SiteniltSH by fen ^d "spotnghl dahefiig" "by "Lyhh fire'jiif fi>e TjasenienflSr the" home Mist Jennie Crane Pack 177. .; • •• • 9 ; Castle and Stan Karas, former of Mr. and Mrs. H/lT.Hendrick- Injured in Fall :. New members also welcomed in- ten employes of the Cranford dancing instructors. . ' son of 83 Centennial avenue. Floor Of Christmas in Sweden Pupils Favor Total $320,1)00 Miss Jennie Crane, 84, <••• 1^4 to the pack "by Cubmaster Koho- BUSINESS DIRECTOKY school system attended the annual The Youth Consultation Service '>eams and flooriug were scorched. Members of the Cranford *Colleg..' pack. were: Joseph• Penebre anc Christmas dinner and white eSe.- is a social service agency of the Fire Chief Howard G. Schliidler Walnuf avenue, sustained contu- Club enjoyed a sample of Christ- Thomas Gordon, who receiver For ftSe Month ostimaied the damage, ot $50. sions of the,left forehead and la- ar RAPID REFERENCE TO RIL'.ABlt. BuS:>-b^ HOU^tb phant sale of. the Union County Episcopal Church. mas in Sweden at the annual their bobcat pins from their P " Eight Classes Thirty-two building permits for ceratioiris_ of the left cheek when . Christmas supper held Monday Webdps Won ents. • y A"questionnaire- answered by School. ^Clerks and Secretaries As- new valuations totaling $32.0.000 Linden LWV \ she fell'on the sidewalk of Wal- evening at the First Presbyterian Other awards made at the pack \, persons attending the fall semester sociation" last Wednesday evening were issued by. the office of Build- DeMolay, Rainbow nut ovenue under the Jersey Cen- ^LIQUORSTORES • REAL ESTATE tral Railroad bridge Saturday Church.' The room was trans'- meeting "were: Joseph DiFabio. ANSWER BANKS and 4 FLORISTS of the Cranford Adiilt School in- at the Clara Louise,Tea Room, ing Inspector Fred J. Deller dur- Dance December 30 formed into a Swedish setting by ByTwaCubs silver arrow to bear badge; Rob- Heairs Dr. MacKay afternoon. . • ' ' • dicates they would favor "eight Plainfield. angel mobiles," and" brass angel Two cub scouts, members of ert Konopackr lion' badge;. Ran- SERVICE SAVINGS ing the month of November. In "Winter Fantasy," a semi-for- Dr.. Kenneth C.\ MacKay, presi- The injured woman was taken- 30 Eastmu 8l> JOHN W. HEMS & SON courses being related in 'the Those .attending from Cranford „;, chimes tinkled on every table. Pack 177, were honored Saturday dall Nelson, wolf badge;. Michael addition: there was a permit fop mal dance, will be co-sponsored by dent" Of Union Junior College, .lec- to the office of Dr. Anthony Sorr Scholzj wolf badge; Gerald Ro- EVSTITUTIONS CB e-1044 .', BUIIIUQ included Mrs. Elizabeth Hird. Center of interest was a huge evening at Lincoln School for hay- BIG TELEPHONE'NEWS . . FLQWEB SHOPPE s|)iing. Gerhard Kellner, regis- which no fee-was charged to Cal- Bremncr Chapter, Order of De-: tured on '"Balance of Power in dill by Sgt. Edward Lee and Pa-, Smorgasbord, with all sorts ot ing ajtaihed the Webelos rank, the bertson, dinner's stripes; "EdmOnd ixo«xms worn. . r:ii'. reported today. ... • ' president, who presided; Mrs. Lou- vary Lutheran Church for a- new- Gpvcrnment," Tuesday evening, trolman Cymboluk and aXter treat-' Hudson, assistant denner's stripe; BVKBT OCCABlOJt ' ' / . OtBCBAMCI Molay, and Azure.. Assembly, in the -Myles M'cMonus School, meht was taken, to the' home of •*,jiJQlicacjies• representing food 'prer highest in cub scouting. James These courses include: - Uphol-' ise Syed'rnan, auctioneer for tKe church building valued at J$U0.- ii-'ges and James Donnelly were and-Donald Kidd, .assistant din- A COatPLBTK UatVICK,< Member W. T. IX Phone: CBanford Order of Rainbow for Girls, in the Linden. " , .., .' her sister, Mrs. Fanny Hopfen- *' pared by the Swedish for their ro« sjciy, inteitnediate and advanced sale; Mrs. Ruth Stevens of. Cleve- 000. - •-,. presented with their Webelos" ner's stripe. In addition, Mrs. AIX 8AVEM Or»AIX -CBamtar* If Werta Am, •. Masonic Temple at 8 p.m. on This was the soventh of a series •sack on North Union avenue.-, ' . traditional Christmas Eve supper. Helen Nordstrom, den mother^ of bridge, advanced first aid, begin- land School. Mrs. Betty Ballot - Novembers $320,000 brought the A menu at each place listed the badges by their parents'in an im- i»I M. Mia Am. December,30. Music will be pro- of eight lectures sponsored by the the newly-organized Den 6, was ner's and advaiheed golf, advanced BrooksideTpiace School. . total in new valuations thus far Linden League of W6mt'.n Voters authentic foods featured.for each pressive candlelight ceremony .-• • We Answer Your Telephone •;' - vided by ,thc Moonliners. .' 'y? conducted by, Cubmaster Francis presented With - an official Den CHAS. BL YEAKEL pianoranging, p u b 1 i c speaking, Also, Mrs. Ruth . Hofrnann of this • year to- $5^324,000. During under Ijhe pdujt education course . course. Mother's pin. ' 24 Hours Every Day ' VENTERS. FLORIST SCHER'S all of 1953 there were 411 permits Sthnley Meier, Saniuel GrifTin, The dinner was an ideal back-. R. Kbnopack.' luiiuit woodworking, and beginner's, in- Roosevelt School, Mrs. Gertrude -You and YouY Government." Mrs, HAROLOF. You Leave .r— It HineB — We Answer/ termediate and advance social for new valuations estimated - at Robert Squires and Robert Kiarnie c ground .for a talk by Maripn Brask Jart*L's Borges, .son of Mr. and & GREENHOUSE LIQUOR STORE r ' atertcaces Todd of Lincoln School, Mrs. Edith Norman Goldsmith of 208 Walnut Mrs. Guy Borges of 35 Cayuga dancing. Among hew courses sug- Heller ~6t- Sherman School and $3,412,700, a new record at that attended a State Conclave meet- avenue, a mbmber.of the Linden Automobile Painting Hoffman of Madison, who'prqsent- Local Store Displays " TELEPHONE VLOWSBB WO* A1X. OO ' • K» Charge Car Delivery, * time. ' . " ". v road, enuired cub scouting in Feb- « North Ava^ W. ' CSaaf o gested they favored short story Mrs. Ruth Musa and Miss Theresa League, was. moderator. ed a description, in song and story, •Umber 1MXS. — IHnrars By New homes accounted for theing.-in' Woodbridge/ recently." \olliorixed DCQO ruary, 1952 as a bobcat in* CubGold Plated Typewriter MESSAGE EXCHANGE Insured Savings — Home Loana Call CR 6-2942 writing and a reading improve- D'Alessandris/of the high school; On Tuesday at 8:45' p.m. in the of Christmas in her family's homiv 0-1798 greater portion of the November Bremnej- Chapter lost. a recent ABUIUK IV. BIHJUN ^ Pack 175; lie has progressed each Baslevard at Center, Kaailwertfc 1(1 Waiaat Ave. Cranlord Mrs. Hird is secretary to Dr. How- McManus .School, .Weyman O. ,. BODY land^ Mrs. "Walter A. Wurth. pro- A gold ' plated portable type- IM aflaMgms Av*. ment class. ' „ total, with 21 permits issued for gram, 'chairman; introduced the year through\iiH the ranks of CEsaferd eXtOa . ard Best, superintendent of bowling tournament to Essex Stefngrnafe, principal ' of the mBNDER WORK writer is now on display in the • SERVICE Replies were received from about dwellings' with estimated valua- r speaker, whq appeared in hative wolf, bear and lion, earning addi- window of the National, Type- Bast Jeraey Bear Bread. BUasketk hi) percent of the students of the schools, nnd; Mrs. Svedman is as- Chapter of/Newark, 3-0. The" fol- New Esso Assignment Franklin School; Westfield, for- Dulnx Enamel k AUTO DEALERS * ELUabeta 5-IMS REKEMEIEB'S MuryfHenderson^tions totaling $309,000. Other per- .,• /$~ . costume before a table laden with tional arrow pointNcredits- through writer, Company, 20 ^astman LUMBER STATIONS .fi^ll semester, Mr. Kellner said. , signed to the "high school. 1 1 merly of Cranford, will talk on ,Weldlh» — Truck Letterlas 1 1 nandicra'l't and1 service achieve- Nertb' Weed sear Bla. Lbtdesi Ynits wore issued as follows: Five lowing members of the .local, chap- For Arthur W. Brown souvenirs ' and pictures Suggesting street...... > FLOWERS. Inc. ^^^^^^iBBaZaBBhJBBBIBBBBBlBailBBa Among subjects suggested for The program featured accordion "The impact of the United Na- ments. When Pack Y7-7 .I was or- Undes S-SS04 WEDMKO *i WMBatAI. . Cancert Soloist alterations, $4,500; three garages. ter attended: William Dauber, Arthur W. Brown o^ Wcstfiet.d.' CBsinford «-UU old Swedish customs:' With her, The machine, which is manu- new courses were: Archery, hand- solos by Barbara Kundrat of Gar- V tions." Mrs. Evelyn Dvorin of 1 LAING MOTOR CAB CO. WOKK ODB 8PEC1AI.TT BUILDERS' GENERAL CRAWFORD'S GULF $4,500; one sign, $1QO, and, two formerly of••' Cranford. will be- the group transcended the • three ganized a year ago under the writing analysis, national pblictics, wood. . '.. Miss .Mary Henderspn, soprano, Robert Squires, Robert Sneli; the Linden League will be moder- «M 8OCTH factured as a suitable gift for per- . SERVICE STATION milk. stations, $2,000. come assistant manager of the thousand miles tojhe "Land of the sponsorship of the Linc6ln\P^TA, he sons honored for long-service arid Your Authorized •' ', • riarUta- Yal«(ra>h Delivery AaaTB. SUPPLY CO. ' • Compute A»to Service sheet metal work, sports, home of the Metropolitan Opera Comp- Leonard Fisher, .'John, Davidson, ator.* '»• ».».'". Midnight Sun." transferred his mom,bership,to the V 106 Walnul AT*. CR 64700 Gas — OU — Waahlng _ Lubricatl nursing, square dancing and Ger- Stanley Meier and '.James Gary. Insurance and Social Security Dif- new pack. A fifth grade student similar ceremonies, is- 'the first" of • BUILDING • Minor Repairs any will be a guest artist on the partment, of the Standard Oil iMrs. Hoffman's narrative was its type to be displayed in this CBanford 0-007S Dad Stecnsgaard, adviser for ath- gill...:. at Lincoln .School, he plans to conr- BnOdtos Ikstsrlaki n. . . ' •, . .' . ' GGR to Support concert program to be. presented Youth Group / Company'on Januarj- 1. He is now.- _>i?,;Jntcrsj>eJ>:ed___with tjy^singiniLJil. CONTRACTORS " tl SOUTH AVR; letics,.was in charge. -a rca. atstons* MaterlaJs (acroai-froniHH n) r; Kellner r^rts he hna not by Unity tttapter' SV, Dlsable'd" t'!!ip!uyW.'~relatt6liS inanaRor lor niXING PRESGRIPTIONS various Swedish sA,n^s, the na-tinue his scouting as a Boy Scout FOOB1VIARKETS • t 1 hail much response to a letter sent Slate in Primary " Esso Standard Oil Company. tional anthem, various tunes uscrl in Troop 75. Deals* |io local"organizations requesting American Veterans, at the Roose- Plans Beneiit BaEf OF EYE PHYSICIANS James Donnelly, son of Mr. andAwarded Patent Booflng Material SUNOCO SERVICE Meeting at the Municipal Build- velt School auditorium on Decem- Burned Putting Out Fire In his new assignment. Mr. for folk dancing, Christmas hymnst N M| I (heir impressions o£ & course in Arrangements for' its annual J and some ^f the favorites of Jenny Mrs. Daniel F. Donnelly of I Park Fqrcst H. Blanding. 120 Herriing Balsa and Senic* CHAS. KURTZ MARKET - Floorln* - Paints CENTEtf Ijiublic e<(u^ation, which is Under ing last Thursday evening. Good ber 29. benefit ball wer^'made'by the Patrolman Robert Nylen sus- Brown returns lo the uiiit in terrace, entered. Cub Scouting in avenue, has been granted- a United BDNOCO PEODICT8 Government Republicans of Union tained slight burns of both hands which'he started his c^nyr-with Liiiiidr-thc Swedish nightingale. Ac- CBOICB MBATB * FOOI.TT Itotisideratibn'for the spring sem- ,Last. July Mis,s. Hendei-soh sang Northern pistrict of the Youth 7 IOHNE. GAVin Pack 177 in December 1953.' He States patent for a method of ex- w A to Z Lubricalloo while extinguishing a fire in theStandard Oil. He joined ihc firm companist for Mrs. Hoffman wax CSasford6-«S0B '! ' . ' Oeneral Bepaln — j ester. The questionnair6 asked County decided unanimously to Consultation..Service at a recent reached the lion rank in May oftracting oil from shale. Mr. Bland- VOOD8 ; again support a slate of candidates the leading role in the ''All front seat cushion of a car ovyned in 1946 as a specialist in employee Mrs. Harry Mieth of South Orange. llli-Ml E. Btk Itteet • Specializing In Bralt* Work I the groups: to. . indicate which meeting at, the flome of. its presi- PKtSCUIPTlON OPTICIANS Preceding the program, Mrs. this, year, and-has since worked on ing is a member of the staff of -*-* Ava. • Craaierd > CBaafard 8-U124 at the 1955 Republican primary Tschaikowsky Night" at Lewishon by Alphonso Sawicki of 351' Cen- benefit plans. In 195.1. he came Ml Centennial Ave. Crulw| Ipluises of the public education pro- dent, Mrs: Harold White of 109 Farris Swackhamer, president of his Webelos requirements. Also the Esso:, Laboratories of the •orvlea Dept: 134 K. 4tn Streat Kstttt Csaee> AM. in Cranfor^i they, would be election in April. Stadium in New York Citv.'' Holly street. tennial avenue on Centennial ave- to Esso Standard as head of the 109 JEFFERSON AVE. nue near Myrtle strwt at 3:15 ajn. Bayway Refinery's Pl^nt Develop- College Club, presided at a brief a fifth grade student at Lincoln Standard Oil. Development Com- I interested in. •' More than 100 persons attended Other artists who will be heard The ball will be held December Martin Bids. — Street Floor PETE'S SHELL SERVICE last Thursday. A passing mo- ment and Social Securiiy division. busipess meeting. Mrs. Ira Kens- School, he, to6, will become a pany, Linden. UODEBNIZINa CONSULTANTS - WESTFIELD A 16-week term of the Adult the group's first membership on the same program are Lloyd 29 in the parish house of St. - SHEIX PEODUCT8 torist notified the.police when he EL 2-2340 man reported a net profit of FUEL OIL BUILDING SUPPLY COMPANY t'hool will open on February 10 meeting since last April. Members Harris, bass, of NBC-TV; Lorcne Luke's Church, Roselle. $826,56 from the club's book sale. MARSHALL # .Additions • Aitmrmtham Gas - Oil - Lubrication of the organization will present noticed - smoke coming from the Fire in Home • A. M. to « P. M. Oallr — Moa. aV Tbara. • A. M. to • r. |:m(l continue each Thursday cve- Buttlar, contralto, of the San Car- Mrs. C. G Albury of Cranford parked car. Airs. Roland Graham was intro- MOTOR SALES. # Boof Bepaln • Onttera GARWOOD COAL CO. Minor Bepaln Road Servict I until April 14. Mrs. Charles names of possible candidates for lo Opera Company, and Byron was named refreshment chairman. Firemen were called out at duced as the chairman for the # Leaden • Sldlac CRanford 6-9708 president-director, ^aid all county offices on the ballot Steele. tenor,"of the Charles Wag- Other committee leaders include: book sale for next year. Sine* ISM •mi. oi|. North Ave., E. * Ella. Ave., Crufu, |;idditiqnal details on the spring next year and the list will be ner Opera Company. Tickets, Mrs. Louis Taylor of Ro- General chairman of the Christ- CRANFORD REAL ESTATE BOARD 1 COAT, — COKB -Aataariaee Dealar semester will be announced in thechecked by a screening commit- .The committee is .composed .of selle; music, Mrs. A. Faust of LAHHT'S TEJLACO STAliuIT ^©"WrrTt T^airons, Mrs. /fTTtT Carlo. . Assisting her' was ' Mrs. IillB recommend choices to th— Mayor Charles P. Bailey •CANVAS BOARDS Class: House and Lawn...... poor Most Original...... Vet and the purposes and way toof Westfield — was nominated •EASELS • SERVICE *| up Juvenile' Aid Bureaus^ "" and later elected a freeholder. •BRUSHES ":; '-' • ' •"Deadline December 20, 1954 • '• " IIS North Union Arena* • ^^ ^^ ^^^^ STATIONS Oil ami Water Color O-tlti ^ Please drop entry blank in box at any of the following UUI * MttVICS Hales sad Karl* Av PAINTING SETS Cranford Real' Estate offices: CRaaford 6-0308—14BT Mm .Complete Farts Dept. ALL STANDARD SIZE Au>tl<>; William W...... 4 Bpclngfleld Annni CK «-070S FUNERAL BUkcilce. Halen II Sprint-Held Avenue CK 6-SIM CAMERAS Ufll« Srrra, Balph ./ fl North Union Avenue , CK 6-2227 tana an« ceatral Avaa. WeataUM DIRECTORS PICTURE FRAMES Onker. Joupb J til North Avenue. W CR 8-ISOO fioo llfln.. Jobn W. t, tion . 17 North Avenue. E. ' CB 6-0317 WlaUeU Gas —. Oil —. Lubrication IN STOCK llowUnd. Gilbert E 13 Eaatman Street CB 0-S000 MARTENS' MOVING and We Pick Up & Deliver MacMcekln, Thomu ... ,... IS Alden Street _ CK 6-12S7 DOOLEY. FUNERAL SERVICE Call CBanford 6-0800 HcMunon Bealty Co. 10 Alden Street .' CR 0-0100 PHOTO SHOP STORAGE Z3 Sooth Ave., W. Crulut Hurray, David A „ 07 Centra Htreet, Garwqod .... WE 2-TZtt Cameras—Projector* BTJNKBAI, tammctomm RICHARD HARTIG Noon. Gertrude «. , IHI Korth Avenue. E...... CK 0-3083 •4 Fuilon, Wads IS Alden Street CR 6-0300 RAWSON MOTORS. Inc. Everylhlnc rhatairaphla (JOHNSTON PAINT SHOP) Blchards-Swackhamer _. 4 Alden Street CE'U-lltS rhotosUUnf—Quick Service Fbone: CTtanfnrd 94BSB Taxi Service Hchmal. William G. ii Alden Street : CR 6-339JS rauport PhoU. — IB Minute Servlee 101 N.Union Ave. 8hnbeao, llcnry f _ IS North Avenue. K. .. CR 0-1 BOO Astkarlael* Vcakel, ChaMe* M...... 0 North Avenue. W CB 6-2474 M North Ave.. W. CBanford 6-I0S4 •" CRanford 6-2540 rONTlAO US North Am. W. Cnmtmt* Rale* tai •arrla* SCAHBROUGH'S TAXI COAL FURNITURE • BEBVtNO CRANrOKO FOB tJ MM*® Oomplrta Parts sad Hepain ALLIED VAN LINES V • Go Anyplace. Anrtim* Distance llovtng GARWOOD COAL CO. - ShlpplnB' CRanlord 6-2000 U Wertt Av*, ft. WK*UUU a-SM* Loveliest Gift of Att>— CRANFORD FURNITURE BOBBaHS A A1XI8OX. DtO. «i»l»"'""" • TELEVISION il\ MMiin. Local and Loaf Dtetanca CanCBanford 6-0898 Flowers on Christmas Day •uvma BOOM CRANFORD RADIO I '»—• Mil IBUVIUON * «AB» ~ —aVKPAIBS So gaily hued . ,r, so OMIOirCOUNTY BOICI CO. REEL-STRONG FUEL CO. m- • MOVING and • Cur Badloe Repatna HEADQUARTERS FOR THE ... sweetly fragrant.-. . .; STORAGE r CBwiford 8-1711 flowers are the per- Street CnaM CKaaford «-«••• -' HOST INVITING ARRAY Isa Mart* Vaiaa Ava. Craaf.rl rjslaa sad Nerth Ave*. 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•"'•*• •• l ' •''•. ' •fHE CHANFORD CITIZEN AND CHRONICLE, THURSDAY, DECEMBER 16, 1954 Ainyemiomc£Er^ chewing gum, comic book, hanker- Classes begin on February 3 •, - SECTION FOUR codel. but with the election of lollipops a^ tray favors to loojc 'Student Ohronicle' chief and six walnuts. : Final examinations f the M, • (V- .' Governor-elect George M. Leader, Roosevelt Pupils 1 lilce witches. Miss Mary Dono- or Wax fa Dangerous term begins?on January: 19 /*! Drivers Caa Give •Carrots,.If you, ielect small wriol* ; ' 7' t". 7/ a Democrat, there has been renew-? van's sixth- grade class rnade Hope Dims for Round Valley Issues First Edition continue to January 26. • Cranford Teacher Salaries Don't wax a floor to the point that •ties. make., a / nice - vegetable tot ed hope far the plan. However, The first issue ,of "The Student Plan to Assist Thanksgiving baskets trimmed, UJC Expects The Priceless Gift ineers Favor Round Valley Plan It becomes a skid hazard, especially dinner when dipped In milk and Goyerto.br Meyner pointed out that Chronicle," student .newspaper at with turkeys and filled with i The State Bureau of Traffic If there are old people or children rolled In crushed cereal flakes.Fr y Action During Current Year New York his been granted per-; candy. •."*.' Joining' the drive for acquisition of Hunterdon County's ID the family. -. • • ' > Roosevelt School, will be distrib- Larger Enrollment Art Group Slates Above New State Minimum Safety offers the following them until • crispy, .golden browa. Any action this year on acquiring Hunterjdon County's Round mission by the U. S. Supreme uted on Monday. The theme for Children at Home The school also plans to treat Round Valley, for. use as a water storage reservoir, the Union- County Entering classes for both . day A bill signed into law Monday by Governor Robert Meyncr residential growth which means Valley for a reservoir seems unlikely. Cranford officials are interested Court to build a reservoir at Can- t will be "Christmas Here and Acting on the belief that" Christ- the children on Valentine's Day, Critique, Holiday Social safety^ thought for the coming Chapter of the Professional Engineers' Society of New Jersey has and evening sessions at Union to set a minimum salary of $3,000 for teachers and annual increment the increased need for water, Mr. in the program as a solution to the watrr shortage problem. nonsburg. J^-Y:. which may have Abroad." . * '. -' .--... " • r mas is • the time to make others Washington's pirthday, St. Pat- A critique and holiday Scho<)1 of $150 wiU have no effect in Cranford, Dr. Howard R. Best, super- week-end: gone on record in favor of the project. ' . eliminated .the possibility o! put- Junior College are.expected to a$- Girand said. The shortages are • The State Senate .has adjourned to January 10,. 1955, and only Elected to the stalf are: Editor, happy, the children of Roosevelt rick's Dky ana~Easter. for members of the Crahford Crd-- intendent of schools, repdrtsj . \ ' **Chnsthma«L is_closc- at hand! The chapter took. this action at a meeting Monday, -evening- ting the Iticodt-1 plan into effect. David Hardy; business manager, School have made plans to help- Students at the*school also axe , tract more than the' usual .regis- caused primarily by^^'lack of a special -session would give the senators an opportunity to act on tration for the spring semester. Dr. ative Art Group will be held to- . ' . Cranford now has a minimum salary of $3^00 and a maxiiEuiii Avoid letting holiday exhilara- at Howard Johnson's, Springfield. Robert -Clare; secretary, Norine the' youngsters at the ChildrenV remembering.soldiers statiotaed at tion "distract you frprn the task capital for facilities,- the water bills already approved '/by the Kenneth C. MacKay, president night! at 8 o'clock at the Casin of $5,800 for "teachers holding James Girand, general superin- metropolitan New Jersey area is Schulz; exchange editor, Donald Country Home, Mountainside; dur- Camp-Kilmer. Mrs. Gwen (sing's of' driving and walking safely! company official said. and dean, announced. bachelor degrees. Dr. Best ex- tendent and engineer of the Eliz- ope of finding - new sources ..or, Assembly. District, have sponsored a bill to Educational Clay; designer, Jane Arnold; re- ing the present Yule^lde season as first grade and the second grade Each member will present tVo to the 17th year of emplovmenl. This week-end last year brought Classes will be.available for en- plained. He added that incre- abcthtbwn Water Company, Con- storage facilities, he said. Re- • Th£ club directed that copies of Assemblywoman FlorenceP. take .$4.6 million from a fund set porters,' Karen Manny, Evelyn well as throughout-the year. classes of Mrs. McKee Gegestein paintings for criticism by Herbert Increases in the 14th and I5ih death, instead of happiness, to • Dtvyer of Elizabeth and Assembly- Johnson. Carolyn, Malmburg,. Ka- tering students in engineering, lib- ments In Cranford are $200 solidated, told the engineers lieving the shortages of water is its resolution be sent to Governor up to guarantee veterans' Wans :• Christmas favors for the child- and ^Mrs. Elsie. Miller are filling Wyilie, class instructor. \A SO_ years are restricted to teachers .four pedestrians,,. two drivers man Carlyle W. Crane of Plain*- Speaker Sought eral arts, science and .business. Dr. annually, which means teachers Round Valley should be bought an economic and engineering prob- Robert Moyner and the S t a t e and insurance, sa the state etwld ren Clernins^n, .Lois Arnold; Carol ren at the home have been made five Christmas stockings, which who hold bachelor degrees or the and a bicycle rider.' . CM0 Dog Food cial hour will foil. Mrs. j0Scph" now, possibly by the state, so it field have sponsored one bill Szabo. Howard -Milius, Jay Farrell, .by Mrs. Aris Saul's fifth grade MacKay said. Registration' for the arrive at their .maximum salaries lem, he said, and "its solution is Legisfjiture. . » . purchase Round'Valley and por- JW Dedication will contain a small package of Babinec is in charge oi' reirejh equivalent; and in" the 16th and -THINK! You Give the Prjce- • will be available when needed. which would authorize the Divi- Virginia Roberts, Karen Turk arid class. For Halloween, Miss Diane spring semester will: be .held on more quickly than state require- 17th years raises, are limited to already on the way. Water firms • Neil A.Koop of Westrieldv vice- ...famous for its meat! Cooked tioiis ofthe .Whurton tract in South ' A •.pnoir.itieclt speaker ,'in\. the candy, a key ring, plastic soap less Gift When You Save a^ife." Otherwise, it may be developed sion of Water Policy and Supply Jay Kenlon. Gottko's third grade class dressed dish, cake of, soap, package of January 31 and February 1 and 2. ments. '.. > ," • merits. those holding toaster .degrees or in this area have the- immediate president in charge of engineer- golden brown. Dog? love of the Department of Conserva- Jersey. This bill also • has been" field o£ education wiU be 'secured^ and unavailable when needed, he ing for Gering Products Company, The legislation, co-sponsored by the equivalent. . . : •• sources of water, he said, : _ - delicious CALOF tion and Economic development approved by th'e"Assembly. tor the;, dedication" ceremony for Oie six-day deer' hunting season said. .'•••.. • . Kenilworth, was welcomed as a Assemblywoman Fl.o'ren-ce P. "It is extremely difficult to .re-' Water "shortages in New..Jersey to rffquire . property to establish The Senate failed toilet on either the two tieur elesjaentary schools, closes. - • ' ". The lon^range problem in the .new"member. • cruit new teachers and to retain are due mainly to industrial and th Rifi. Valley water ,supply measure. Instead, .it'asked Gov- Mrs. Chirtte .Redden, chairman of Dwyer of E^zabeth and Assem- the those now employed without as^' y This bill appropriates ernor Robert Meyner to arrange a \hc Board; of Educations publicity" blyman Frederick H. Hauser of system. surance'bf a minimum living' wage $700,000 plus 'half of. money de- conference with Pennsylvania on committee, today announced. Hudson County, was opposed by and suitable future increases.™ rived through the additional ,sa"le a plan to utilize more water from The program will be held on many local Boards of Education, 1 Governor Meyner said. of water from -the Delaware and the Delaware River. The gover- niiary 13 at Walnut Avenue including Cranford, Kenilworth Raritan Canal: • It also prohibits nor says he will follow through on School at. 8 p-nv.. \ ; and' Union County Regional Dis- the impairment of , the levels of the suggestion. The Senate pro- Mrs. Redden'said'only one cere- trict No. 1 trustees. Scout Camp Closed the lakes or the flows of rivers "or posed that the long dormant In- mony will kie fcieJd for both the In signing the bill. Governor During Deer Season cddel Plan for development of the Walnut Avenue School and the Open Evenings Till 9 Till Christmas Meyner said in a statement that Delaware River water, sources be uooksiiSe Place School. The the legislation is necessary "to dt- ; AU camping ,h3s;'been. bamned Spe:ijier G. Clifford Thomas of this week-end at Camp • Winner •revive*}, r • <.->-i -> >•. ••.•••.••> . theme.at the program, ^. she said, tract competent teachers tQ our Elizabeth yjrMiAsi;ci*iblyinuni Frank bago, Marcella, by Uoicxi Goujun!. Thompson of Mercer County, con- tinder Republican Party lead-' will be to honor those who aided educational system^' ,. _.!. crshir^Pennsylvania opposed. In- in' the expansion project in any Boy Scouts of America, because gressman-elect from, the Fourth •The bill increases the minimum the deer season is how tirtcferwav. way. These persons will be guest^ salary for teachers throughout the The ' 400-acre ' site is in det» o( honor and introduced. state from $2,500 to $3.000 and •A brochure is now being pre- ihunting_co.untrv and rotrng*rl offa^. makes • the ^15P^hnuSrincrementi" cials fear that scouts^ lives Would pared' by the publicity committee mandatory. It provides for a min- PASCAt^_ to be distributed at the time of be endangered by trigger-happ*- the dedication. Working on this imum' annual raise of $150' be--hunters. ginning with the second year up Camping will be resumed when • ' ' .. • • project are Mrs. Redden. B. C. Beldeh .and M. L. "Taliaferro, all ;/• Celery SX bierriberi; of the •publicity commit- Your Contributions tee. • v, '"*' FANQV •••.-.•• ._•••'•.' Folton-tng the program, an open b c house wit! be held at the: new 12- Cranberries p! .19 Will Help Those In Need/] room school, which was opened' g for studies last Thurscl^. The Brookside Place School was open- WHITE BOILER •".>. ed on November I- Ston Hours Next. Week - /-•-.•:. The Cranford Welfare Association annually g Onions 3 u>s. 25* collects donations so that they may aid those & Panasewita Member HI! For Him at John franks Open lues., Wei IUICY FLORIDA Of Boston Symphony ie_hplidav,..season. ^ mrr rf-Mn-aed j'Tt'^-.y*"6'"'^* ^"""'""^'i^T wf -tfii Doxen South Union avenue, is in his a third season as a member of the tte Open Friday. Doc 2* till 6 P. M. We urge all who can to send contributions, first violin section of the Boston \s>' preferably money, to the Cranford Welfare Symphony Orchestra- The orches- years of experience in serving men of this area ... Experience which ?•'«-. tra played last week at the Mos- Grapefruit Association Christmas Fund, 10 North Union que, Newark, and over the week- end at Carnegie Hall and at the tells us what he likes and how he likes it... Stop in and we'll tell you! HERRING FllinS Avenue, Cranford. U.N. in New Yoirk. Mr. Panase- in delicious Broccoli a vtch spent FViday here visting with'his paremtsT' —..--- FANCYJTELLOW^— The former local young man in your refrigerator! now resides in Needham, Mass., 3 With his wife and two children. Sweet Potatoes This space contributed by the He was graduated from Cranford He'll Like these And These Too! 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others live over as adults. . "EJther. tion: • . . ••• -•(' •••-.• •• • . : • - -. River Park Project, and submitted hojd*r. Benninger that-he .is in; .. Ereeh.Qjderi Benniriger_jnade_a _curbs_ in , jconjunctipn _ with the race, was referred to Roads and Frolic' Slated rs — SYNOPSIS OF — Removing the dead "tops Ot CranfordHeights xne kH»f flbe •"* Wght color of "Ot" is used with (1) - Freeholder Benninger for a report which was received' and agreement with him on this. " ;••••' motion "that the minutes of the proposed' improvement of Locust Bridges Committee. • Coven New SOD Assignj^iieiits plants and burning them destroys For CHS Gym Saturday chip* of west coast hemlock make 1* uied with OF MEETING OF THE Roads and Bridges Committee, ap^ ordered filed. " • • ' At this timeJUx. Henry Vaughn^ meeting of October 28th be ap-St. from Westfield Avenue, Roselle Town a! Westfield, requesting aV eggs and places where fidult in- Home Decoration tt desirabfc *» fine writing paper «T blue, neither^jed nor 0WON COUNTY BOABD OF; CHOSEN. FBEEHOLPEHS proving five personnel, actions in Freeholder Benninger spoke OIL Eames of Mountainside introduced proved, which was duly seconded Park to First Avenue, Jrtoselle, was contribution _towards the improve- ' l All senior higlj school students and unanimously carried. '- ' referred to Roads Sand Bridges Appoint of Channing C. Nelson, sects can spend the winter: , By Michael F. Kealy. Clork of the Board the Rood Dept., was on roll call the resolution from /the City Clerk Dr. Eugene G. Wilkins, President ,ment. of a natural stream which and alumni have been invited'to' unanir«oul}iLgdotd of the State Teachers • College of Tbev following communications Committee. • ' crosses Summit Avenue", was re- 506 Cerrtral avenue, as director of Special attention should be paid Judges Selected of Elizabeth, which was'introduced their design division has been -an- winter frolic" to be held Sat- (2) - Freehofiler-Benninger for_ ijy Councilman Boyle, in- which Newark, who presented an archi- were received and ordered filed: Township of Union, expressing ferred to Roads and Bridges Com-: to peonies and iris- Judging in the home .decoration Regular meeting of the Union [ iounced by Standard Oil Dcvelop- v urday evening in' the gymnasium was referred 'to Public Welfare Roads and Bridges- Committee, they ask for a tract of land on tect's sketch of the proposed lay- Theodore J. Winkle, tendering thanks for the channeling of ve- mittee. . ^ • ". "" Peonies often if ail to bloom and contest of the Cranford Heights County Board 'of Chosen Free- v authorizing County to share in dost out of buildings and other facilities his resignation as a member of ment Company. Linden. This '• jtfBPP^^ of Cranford High School by. the Committee. South Front Street from the Park hicular traffic at the intersection Statt Highway Dept., advising newly created division, is one of one of the causes is a disease, the Association- will be conducted on holders was held at the Court of removing sedimentary deposit •Cor the new State Teachers Col- the. Rent Control Review Board, of Bui-net Avenue and Stanley ter- 1 December 29, it Was announced MEMORABLE CHRISTMAS Chairman, Purchasing Commit- Commission* to be used us a yacht (•Continued jm page 6) three which wilt assume the func- only control of which is to, cut off, Hi-Y Club. House, Elizabeth, NJ., on Thurs- tee, advising of bids received for under and in immediate vicinity basin. Freeholder Benninger ^tatA lege" to 'be erected on the former was referred to. the Committee of Y today. ••,••• ; 1 tions of the. .former Esso Engin- close to the ground, all tops and Buddy Dee and hte orchestra This "Year and Many day, October 28, 1954, at ten A.M.furnishing to the County institu- of East Milton Avenue Bridge in ed that;—in -discussing • ttVat' with, Kc-an Estate in Union County at the Whole. J . . i eering Departrhent.' burn them. "At the same time, Township Committeeman James will play for dancing from 8 p.jn, ' pirector Herlich presiding. Rdll tions, meats and meat products for Rahway, was on roll call unani- the Elizabeth-Union line. il P. Duffy will join the officers oL Christmases Thereafter, others jvho do work .of widening : Freeholder Pearsall made a mo- • . Another Crariford- resident re- any fallen peony leases should be to midnight. • .. call showed eight members 'pre- the month of November, was re-mously adopted. and dredging, he learned that to • There being no further business tion that ,the resignation of Mr. Holiday Rush Got Vou Down? , '-• 1 ceiving a new assignment is Ri- raked up and burned. .: <~~the association as^ judges.'. They sent. ferred to Public Welfare Commit- to be considered, and on motion Winkle be accepted, which was H include: William C. Closterman, INVEST IN A FJNE PIANO . (3.) - Freeholder Carr for Pub-prepare this riVer for a yacht basin Mm 1 tr •: chard O.. Wright, 204 Hampton Iris are attacked by a root borer WITH SERVICE TO MATCH AT Freeholder Hickok made a mo- tee. •'.• ' \ ' ' .. lic Property Committee, approv- would cost far in excess of $500,- duly made and seconded. Director duly seconded and unanimously Let COMMUTERS TAP ROOM :i mm street; appointed supervising.en- president; John Coldough, vice- •.:. • • • NOTICE . •. •' ,<> tion that the minutes of the meet- 000. Elizabeth's share of this Herlich declared the Board ad carried. " i... .' •, warn that i ays its eggs in August on thepresident, and Epra Sparks, The rollowini; Is published in accord- City of Linden", enclosing copy of ing appointment of John Schmidt •H gino$r in the'economic division. mature leaves.- All dead leaves ance . jLith .the requirement* of Chapter ings of October 14th ar)d 20lh be etter submitted by Joseph Roper as Building Maintenance Worker- would be .about $100,000. Free- journed until Friday, November Grnnd Jurors Association, ask- Help You with Their Delicious No-Wprk treasurer, ... ' . 199. Laws ol 1043 of New Jerst-y.- •' Dr. Nelson, a nptive of Penn- •v —. • should be pulled off and the old approved, which motionrwas duly of Linden, dealing with removal Painter in the Dept. of Public holder - Benninger suggested that 12, 1954, at ten A.M. ing this Board to reconsider a "re- sylvania, attended Cornell.Univer- No entry blanks will be neces- Notice of the--names of persons appe,ir- THE PIANO SHOP seconded and unanimously car- TOMATQ PIES HIWkm leaves • cut back,,, to about three g as owners of unclainied accounts, of portion of traffic island in theWorks at $1.49 fier hour, effective if the City has $100,000 to spare, it CLERK OF THE BOARD evaluation of the present payu^ys- sary. The. judges will tour*-the held by Suburban Trust Co.. Cranford. sity, which awarded both his ba- inches. "'This'material also should- OPEN EVES. TILL CHRISTMAS ried. .-..'-. '• , ' middle of Valley Road, was refer- October 13. 1954, was on roll call be spent on rear problems such as MICHAEL F. KEALY tem in the light of current condi- chelor's; degree and docloratq«i"n neighborhood and select winners New. Jersey. • ' . .^ be burned. . ' Nmmm . Ae««ttnl No. The following communications red to Roads and Bridges Com- unanimously adopted. juvenile delinquency, public hous- Regular meeting of the Union tions for Jurors, was referred to Try One In Our Dininc Room or Pick One Vp After Sbopplnf chemistry. After approximately a on the basis, of beauty and origin-' Home Owners Association . • 15151 .••, TEL. PLAINFIELD 4W7O8 'were received and ordered filed: mittee. ' ' ing, and perhaps, to help the PAL and You're Ready-To-Eat when You Get Home. . ' We sometimes postpone this Cranford Trust Co. H • (4\ - Freeholder Hickok for Fi- County Board of Chosen Free^ the Finance Committee. >ear. wi,th. the Tidewater Oil ality. . 11 organization. He stated that he treatment until later winter, but it ' by. merger Corps, of Engineers, U.S. Army, Annual Rb^ort of the Union nance Committee approving 8, per- hfalders was held at the Court Director Herlich stated that this Company,; he joined the Develop- Mrs. 'William Engle is chairman Suburban" Trust Co. 124 MADISON AVE, PLAINFIELD did not think there were enough ; can be done now. ' • ; advising that application' was County Mosquito Commission was sonnel actions in various depts, House, Elizabeth, N.J., on Friday, matter woul&be considered at a jnciu Company in 1939 as an eii- and Mrs. Closterman is co-chair- of Cranford. New Jersey made by the Arundel Corp. for a yacht owners in.Union County to • • • ' lz-ic received and ordered filed,' - was on roll call' unanimously November 12, 1954, at ten A.M. later meeting and would be given COMMUTERS TAP ROOM gineer. He- was appointed a senior Old leaves of hollyhock and foxg- man. permit'tp. install a temporary sub- Report of Gominger & Suplee," adopted. . warrent this, and that he,is pub- .project engineer in 19-18 and a' love should be similarly'treated, Director Herlich presiding. Roll .consideration in the preparation oi Santa Claus will visit the neigh-' merged dredge pipe line across' :ubmilting audit of accounts and licly against spending money for a our 1955 County Budget. . , 112 South Ave., East CR 6-9850 ."Supervising engineer in 1951, the blit young, fres"h'7Jeaves' should be borhood starting Wednesday • to Resolution that all bills pres- project such'as this. . • , call showed seven members pre- ( Arthur Kill between Gulfportt records "of the Mosquito Commis- ented for payment be ordered paid, sent" and one,- Freeholder Hickok, •'•• BGrough of Rosclle Park, re- ... CRANFORD -position he occupied at the time of allowed to remain. .. distribute candy to local homes. - Staten Island, and Linden, New Director Herlich assured Free- CHANNING C. NELSON BICIIARD O. WRIGHT sion for the year October 1st. 1953;wa"s on roll ' call unanimously absent. . . • • • questing this Board to construct !this assignment. Dr. Nelson is the Jersey,, was referred to Roads and author of 1a number of'publications thru September 30th, 1954, wasadopted., ., , ', • ' , t- •(# ' I- i' •' ' • i i..'. T-r 1 . Bridged Committee. > •• and holds numerous patents in the -Success with ' houseplantsi de- received and'ordered'filed. • Freeholder Hickok explained v. don't play in the water, stop that Corps, of Engineers,'U.S. Army, Report from Gominger & Sup- field of petroleum processing; H«? noise. When this happens wt; fail pends, upon well-developed root that about 2. years ago this Board is- a member of the American systems -that'-• support a sturdy EXPERT SHOE • •• advising application was made by lee, submitting audit of accounts formed" a new committee, known to realize that-.children can't be the Arundel Corp. for a permit to and. records of the Union Coun- Chemical Society.. left in a vacuum. growth. Even such roots can be as y*e State-County-Municipal ,- Mr; Wright, a graduate' of the ruined at this timfc of year—if dredge in Arthur Kill off Sewaren ty District; Court from January Affairs Committee to coordinate What will I e substituted for the REPAIRING^ -TrtrcHFttfta Pomt, Middlesex Conn^ •University of Florida, joined the forbidden activity, or for the they are overwatered. The short-' thru August 31, 1954the activities of this Board -with 'Development Company, in .1939. At ness of the days and .the lack of ty, was 'referred to .Roads - and was received and. Ordered filed. the municipal and State govern- comic books'.' When parents tell QUICK SERVICE Bridges Committee. '. ' •the time of his assignment, he wastheir .child hot to read comics; sufashine in December makes this Monthly report of Auditors re- ments. He explained that out of i'an assistant supervising engineer. . By EBIC H. PETERSON. JR. Corps, of Engineers, U.S. Army, ceived and ordered filed. this came a joint committee work- do they do to provide sub- a month when growing conditions ndvislrig that the Secretary of the VHe' 1»:UJ been awarded- several wh^t d rending material that will Union County Agricultural Acent are at low ebb, and a time .when Following resolutions were in- ing with the Park Commission, dis- •patents. ' , j.. > stitute Army, on March 24, 1954, approv- troduced and ' moved for adop- cussing in particular the. Elizabeth interest the youngster Any old• Winter care of the garden is in bouseplants will need good care. ed a,/modification of, the harbor book "won't do, just because it'.-; LOUIS MONTINI order now, while there/ are still Most plants, do better in Decent line maps, and that maps may be I epg'ifa G0QQ?i)(L supposed to be "jrterilture." ber if they are kept rather cool SHOE BEPADUNQ ' pleasant days to work outside. procuijed from his office;for $.50. Family Life Today • With* some attention to the in- than if they are put in .too warm r ' Such care will reduce diseases • Alden St Cnuiford a copy after November 1, 1954, "By dividual interests of the child as a .ioom. In too -high a tempera- was referred to Roads and'Bridges and insects next year and pro- PHYLLIS PAGE; BRADSHAW well as some knowledge of what ture they will be forced' to grow Committee, . is interesting at his age, it is nolont g the life of the plants. FOR HIM- . Specialist in Oman Relations fast without enough sun or light Corps, of Engineers, U.S. Army, X Rutgers, th* State University too difficult to find reading ma-, ' Reduction©* insects and diseases to permit their normal, healthy de- teriai for li youngster. advising ' application has been is brought about by removal of all velopment. With reasonable care, made by the Transcontinental Gas "Takeaway the comic books," "Too often the parent throws dead "plant parts. It used to behowever, most Of these plants can If He Takes Pictures out the comic book wthout an- Pipe Line Corp, for a permit to in- irate parent, recommended that tops of herba- be brought through Pecember and WINDOW stall aerial cables crossing over the hl-re i s a great ddeal pf-agitation other book In the house. And fre- Give Him quently the parent doesn't really ceous perennials be left on to early January in a very satisfac- Elizabeth River, about 41 feet up- away comics, as if this tory condition. stream of the Central Railroad would stop juvenile delinquency. know whether his child fan read catch leaves. Now that we know SHADES fW^ was referred to Roads and Bridges flenities and everything else that's children are very poor in reading. some insects and diseases the recr have plenty of air around their HOLLAND MADISON Uu2fUuu ~~~T when they, receive just enough Governor Robert B. Meyner, en- If~He Do* sir t viewpoint. This sounds good and osting becjui.se of the pictures, Insects and similar pests live over HOVXAND TORK CLOTH • has emotional appeal. It would be while the reading of n book is un- on the dead plant parts, as eggs water to keep the. soil moist with- closing a copy of Chapter 212, P.L. . Take Pictures, fine- if- it would work, but ofpleasant. r or adults. out making it too wet It is help- of 1954, relative" t!J air pollution, Plant lice (aphidsj, spider mites, ful to turn the pot upside-down was referred to the Committee of • course it wouldn't.- . . . In'such 'n situation, obviously nuifisr vmsn the Whole. Give Him a Camera ! _We_ fasten on the negative ap- throwing out the comics is not the and iris borer are particularly seri- occasionally, and jar the soil ball 1 RICHARD HARTIG 1 ^^- * **** Companion to famed, regular Old Hickory Township of Union, enclosing proach so often—probably beciAfcfc answer—not until the child learns ous pests that winter over as eggs. out 6f the pot. A healthy plant (JOHNSTON PAINT 8HOP) it's, easier. Take away comics. to enjoy reading other things. Tarnished plant bugs and some will have sufficient roots to hold -6 Years Old i resolution authorizing the Chair- the ball of earth together. Roots man and Township Clerk of Union Stocking Gifts from 10c should be. white, not brown, al- to- execute~an "Agreement between though even if they are slightly OUnford f-2Mt 86 PROOF—OLD HICKORY DISTILLING CORPORATION. PHILADELPHIA. PA. the County of Union and the To the Gift of a lifetime discoldrcd the plant is usually Township of Union with respect still healthy. Brown or black root to flume construction performed A Fine Camera ! at Crane Place and Branford Ave- tips arc a definite indication that nue was referred to Roads and all is not well. „ • Bridges Committee. ii a~ny~~6r~the"~sbn~jiround : the City Clerk; Elizabeth, enclosing roots is dry, replaop the pot and resolution relative to .the construc- MARTENS' PHOTO SHOP stand it in a pan of water almost tion of a yacht basin on the Eliza- BUDDY BERGEN. Prop. as deep as the pot. ' Remove it beth River, was referred to Roads from the water, "in five minutes." and Bridges Committee." Open Evenings Till Christmas r. After each such watering let the Lorentz & Stamler, advising that soil become quite dry at-the top. the Borough of New Providence Stirring the soil at the top of has acquired the title, to lands 34 North Ave., W. CRanford 6-1024 the pot once in a while, so that necessary for proceeding with the it will dry out* a.nd air will pene- South Street realignment, was re- mam trate the roots, is another" benefi- ferred to Roads and Bridges Com- cial practice. mittee. , . • ! City of Summit, making inquiry "Care, of House Plants," a bulle- ••) The Always Welcome Gift tin giving details, is available free about the care of isolation cases, on request to Agricultural Agent . Fine Selection of Courthouse, Elizabeth 4, N. J. _jCHILDREN'S BOOKS. NOVELS. Trees Taken Down A store full of things that men apprec- CHRISTMAS CARDS, WRAPPINGS OPEN 24 HOURS A DAYI TmOU

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., • - : " ' 7 •f •••'-.'•• K^^ TOE dUNPOBD prtt2£ti".Atrt) CHRQNICLg, THtntSfirVY, DECEMBER 18, 1954' while Bob Lucas, Li^on center (IV MEN'S. LEAGUE 1 MeCormkk ., - 1»4 172 184 scored 14. • tale. Linden Presbyterian, 211; E. IH'isons attended the aliair. their Gri-;it Notch home.' years, he, also was guest fit Keetch ...-.*-.. - l«0 1S4 139 CHS Rye Impressive 'in the victory ^ Kutsera. Firs} Presbyterian. 200; jit _a_dimit'r-Kiyeii by the enlist Five Sweeps Posted As Harco Holds Lead; Mead _...._.. 159, 183 160 Second JHaMJlally Nets Among the distinguished guests Col. Di-peu' recently was .placed : 177 the rebounding of Berry and Hob Four-Way W. Douglas. ".First Presbyterian, Guard Fetes present were: Major Gen. James on tho inactive list after _-com-: men of his unit earlier pis faljf. Panthers Open 174 210 F»i»h«l y " which high-scoring of Rah way, defending champions, Otceolii Presbyterian., reBiilar Army adviser of the 102ndi| back ta^top the Panthers, 64-55, Cymbaluk,- Alfred F. Burr, Others who.had games of 200 Tlnnesi. A, '.:...... 178 177 157 Before the night was over, Cran- Linden Presbyterian 21 . -1ft i-sterling sil.Vjer cbcktoil. set con- The atmosplu-k-e in.'which-wo move is just us m/ich/a p:>rt of; the . and therl beat Roselle Park again, lcrs will meet tomorrow night in and Chronicle over the Peppermint or above were: McCullough, Citi- Handicap 3 game they maintained a substun Wall Kelly and Bill Austin were Easy for Jayvees Cranford ' Methodist>'n, Temple Cranlord Methodist I 21 15 sisting of n 'shnker,, eight goblets Armored Cavalry; Regiment, and] Thomas R. Benton.and Matthew ..... 18 8.19 ford gained an easy 69-53 victory earth as the grounid on which w<- walk. The eniireA-ariii, includ- -i TOTAL •-...... ".... '864- Bfl7 tial lead. held to 14 points between thenij Employing a fast break attack y; 19 17 Col. Hobert E. Meyer of Plainfielil. 87-55. in the sectional finajs of T. Haney. •' x • . " zen and Chronicle, 209;' S. Delia in their season opener at Linden Beth-El and tKceoTaHE'resByierTah. 18 /1H and mi engraved tra.V. The pre- ing ilu- blanket of air around it, rotates upon ..its axi:; and re- 1 Trinity Episcopal the North Jersey, Section II, Averages between. 170 and 234 Sala, Peppermint Room, 205; Huft, HAYEGKS FOODS Friday evening. While unable to get a fast- Id for Kelly and four for Austin^ effectively, Cranford High School's temple- Beth-El, which "moved Christian .Ml«s., Alliance IB 18 sentation WJ\S by-Lt. Col. Robert Col. and Mrs. Wilson entertained volves around the smu 1. "P^pi.lar Questions/Answci'fd" — Group II. In addition, the Blues Harco Chemical, 210; Nylen, Le- Connolly 158 185 180 break attack going, the 'Blues About midway' in the first half junior varsity basketball', team into first place last week, was the Calvary Lutheran . 18 18 Wilson, executive officer of Com-1 Geo.. \V. Stitnpsou. • • • . ^, '. / won marksman ratings for. the Wcisand '...:..„,..- :. 174 150 188 With 6-5 Dan Berry leading the Carwood Pic-sbyterian 18 IB at cocictails( prior 40 the dinner in I U JC Five Opens Home Season high Esso, 203; Harris, Shaheen, Hispoll ...... ;.,.... 188 167 worked the ball well to-get into'. the score was tied, but the Blues rolled to an easy, 57-41, win over victim of a sweep by Sll Paul's bat Command C. More than 100 pulled the upset of the year in following patrolmen:.:• Michael F. way, the Blues scored 24 points in a Coirxxnanity Methodlut II ' honor of Col. aiid Mrs. Pepew at' topping Roselle Park, 2-0, in foot- Agency, 202; Torgersen, Shaheen Zleienbach : 103 ' 162 169 ;ition for good shots. orie^point 'lead • it half Scotch Plains "at- the local "gym- E &r R II of Garwood? Zion Luth- Si. Paul's E & II I 17 -_.,/ / :_- Fedroff, Jr., Henry Polidorb, John Hublak „. 159 158 202 the first quarter to gain.a nine- First Baptist 17 876 /' CRANFORD | UNDEN Tuesday afternoon. ball, P; Benedetto, Leo A. Schultz, Agency, 207; Weber, Sportsman's TOTAL 840 818 points !|ead. Berry, scored half of tjn1e. Cranford broke. the game eran was able to "win only one Community Methodist I 1R Monday Against Monmouth BREEN-S GOLD CHECKS H'»' /' ' . G F P| . ' G f p lii Shop,' 200;' Hayeck, Sportsman's 'Hobbie. f 0 1 13| Tirch. i :\ u open in the third frame when Outstanding in-, the. game were of three games from Cranford Filst Methodist. ;....:•!•••••• The Panthers will miss the"'serv- John Varley, Jr.. Frank A. Ca- i Klnney 187 150 his 20 points -in this frame. ; r St Paul's Methodist 15' j ices of 6rlO-Tony Buhowski, who ruso, Gerard F- Haney and Fran- .For the fust-time this season.' *the cagers of Union Junior Shop, 202; Fairchlld. Men's Stalgcr ...... 169 172 ioa Although Berry played a fine, Preston..* 5 0 lO.MasIan'nkl. t » 0 ,'. they outscored' Scotch Plains by •Bill Rigijs who--scored ia^ points. Methodist Ht while Osceola won St. Paul's E & B II • 1 Lutz „ 156 146 Sawyer, ( 0 0 0| Saver, f 3 • o ' J College will play before the home crowd Monday evening.': . •••• League, 210; Ew. Petersen, Peter- 114 Wchdcl'n.f 0 0 OlSoJkn. f , 24 to 6 margin. Tom Johnson who, hit for 13 andonly one game from Calvary •St. Paul's Luth-ran _'._ has graduated.. Park always has cesco L.,-Buonocore'vith 10 m Totals '29 11 69| Totals' 24 6 In Europe wert of tha Caucasus, Joss -with Jersey City. The Owls Liquors, 20J; ahd ' Filsihger,' J the last'period when t,wo of their turnee. " ...'.• .'.''. Alliance Five BAnNETTS'UQUOHS <2i Bob rilesehe'ry led all scdrers Cranfoi'd , .. ., ^x^' 24 W 15 i^_ Ihe Ilfues exploded again, this time odist ;I. Also winning two ofjthree Mont pans, which towers to 1S.7M lost both conference games to Democratic Club, 204. .. 147 148171- lindci>....i. ;...„'....._. 15 ' 15. 15 g_ starter*" fouled out*., games • we're: Cranford Methodist with 22 pojitfs/ for the Tigers, Officials— Belswancer nnd .id,., for 16 points to open up a 27- (Mt Coach Bill'Martin expects no Jersey City andATrenton. In a: Bowl Brinkerhoff 133 167 157 Cranford. gained a •.five-point .1 over Community Methodist I Varsity, Alumni Blind .....-....•...: 100. 100 100 >oint lead. After that the reserves change in his starting line-up of Takes Lead on 140 : contest last Wednesday night, 122 188 Inis'hcd out the contest. lead at Hajftimt! and by the middle of Kcnilworth. Cranford "Alliance - ' ' • •- Bi*oe*8 - -"".""" •' Dan Berry, Chuck- Preston, _Ed Cranford Alliance has • moved Harco Chemical 'Co...... 3 8'4 Korner .'. ..., • J(IJ -168 169 Monmouth lost_ to Jersey^ City, Cranford Shoe Store ...... 4 26 16 Handicap —_..._,._ ' - 25" -25 25 -Hobbie—vvas—the—game's ^--j of the: last halt had-increased-it -ovcr-St. Paurs-E-&-R-I.-St-Pau!'i! -Ooo4-quaUtr broccoli .hould b« ~HobbTe7~~Walt~Sosnowski—«nd- 'irit'6"~an~earlylead~in—(he-Cran- Fives to Meet DcmocrattcTClub 8 IB" TOTAL .729 7M.708 ' to 11 pdfnts. Highlight "of tho Lutheran of Linden otar, Trinity lark ford Inter-Church • Basketball An informal game between Shaheen Agency 7 24 18 iki hit for 19 and Berry for final period vyas eight quick Episcopal,, Linden" Presbyterian •talks and compact buds in the flow- rated and should be/avored. The v Mott :....: .-...^ MB 174 137 League. . • "\ The game will be played at 8 an'alumni five and the Cranford Police Department ...... 8 23 V 1811 Qqodmaii/ 150' 143 128 3,. • Skip Matz paced Scotch points by Tom Walsh, all as theover First Baptist of' Roselle, «r ehnt»rt • • , development of several of the Tlnnesr Market 9 -23 19 Meyer .'. 135 123 108 By topping First Presbyterian, p.m. at the Sherman School gym. High School varsity basketball 10 22 20 bins' attack with 11 markers. end man on the fastbreak,. • Community Methodist II over substitutes to give the squad re- hlch.,, Esso ....^, .' Anglnoll '. 170 139 130 46r35, Monday evening;lat Sher- Local fans will get their first team will be. played on Decem- Sunny Acres ' ...... ^...... '. 11 22 20 Ruuo 168 162 139 An important factor in the con- The win gives Coach Stan Gray- First Presbyterian. First Methodist serve strength would make this Petersen's Dairy :.. 12 21i li 20'i TOTAL 771 761 688 man School, Cranford Alliarice chance."to see 6-7 Walt Shipley ber 30 at 8 o'clock. Bill Martin; Builders' General ...... 13 21 '.i'20 "i lost was the fastbreak attack the son's boys a 1-1 record. of-Westfield over Garwood Pres- team one of the best in Cranford won its second game of-the' sea- basketball coach, announced Lions Club .".. H 21- 21 . DEMOCRATIC CLUB <2> Blues opened in the second half. byterian and.St. Paul's Methodist in recent years., • . , / n action. Joining him in the Breen's Gold Checks 15 2121 DelOandlo ' _-...., 180 188 YOUR CHOICE OF BUp Cover* Dr. H. Berman son. The previous week they top- today. ,'•_' ' .. . • • • '.'.'• 10 2121 in PRIVATELY, Ki-otch Plains was unable to cope of Roselle over Temple Emanuel • Following the big Park . en- starting lineup are Frank Kozielec Peppermint Rootn« .., Hull 128 178 152 It is better to select closely woven, pod Cranford Methodist, 39-34, be- . There will be no paid officials Men's Leaeue 17 2022 Ward 194 179 Ivithit.- ...... of Wcstfield. of Bound Brook, who returns from 18 2022 144 REPAYMENT PLAN! fabrics for' slip covers because they Optometrist counter, the Blues.will be on thehind Don Wilson's 22-point scoring Citlrcn-Chronlcle * Marshall 163 178 191 LOAN . Bowling 200 gantcs or better or admission to the contest, but 'Barnctt'a LJquors 10 2022 FiUlnjfcr 183 204 Vfhile Jackie Cooper score'd five greater protection; against dust; road again Tuesday, afternoon last year's squad, Dick Stevens of 19'j 22>,i Pavics 151 J60 158- lour points. McanwhileV Sosnow*- Und r ford Methodist -II. 20(J: D. Grlt- BUILDING OF Returning to the Comet line-up conference this year, each school Berardlnelll .. 148 145 Brucellosis causes undulant fever schkc, 'Zion Lutheran. 202; F. Sch- Cranford • Methodist was of basketball. CITIZEN-CHRONICLE (3) " 80 70 Iki held Kelly to 10 points, With- .from last season are Marv Share Handicap 81 w.eitlin, Sr.. Xtoh Lutheran. 220: 13 NORTH AVE. W. .[•. awarded a forfeit win over Linden plays each'other squad four times. In a preliminary game, the McCullouch 191 209 . .146 fOTAL ...:„ 804 830 883 but large outputs by. these men, In human beings, and causes' re- knd John Mustaslish, both at 5-9. Two losses this early, in the year McM.-ihon 157 — 133 productive problems in cattic. nuBamS. Rankin. Osceola. 207; J. Mac- CRANFORD 6-O200 ;> Presbyterian Monday evening.' In freshmen will meet the junior Open Daily 9 A. M. to 5 P. M. pcotch Plains was without a po- 1 Palli, center, is the chief Jhe., Hay ,...» 1B7 144 — POLICE DEPARTMENT (2) •bd goats. . Kay. Osceola. 200 and 205; J. Vi- ~^^1 SJ4, ut attack. till hope to capture the conference Fi Uay^ 9 A. M. lo 0 P. M.^Saturday^ 9 A, M,i, hopeful' that 6-5. Herb ^Fishman topped CalVary Lutheran, 45-36. Todisco 1B3 196 245 Cymbaluk. S. 103 169 164 The line-up: 1 S.t Michael's, which challenged title. Handicap 11 —, — T CRANFORD 1 will develop. . -»f the conference:. •m. 185 rpps that -Trig" Cuiiifts upeneU their •sew PEfPEHMINT ROOM (0) Clmbaluk. M :— ' . 188 ,174 Ifcibble, I 10 1 21|Kelly. f A w L ..ret. t'stun. I 4 0 8| Austin, f 2 last year, opened its season with Trenton - ...JL 1 O 1.000 Czajkowski 196.. 135 176 Handicap — '4 son by losing to a mediocre Perth Dolla Sala. J. 154 153 15TOTA8 L 823 808792 (Vfli!l. C 10 2-Hopc. r 1 LONG, J-QW and i-OVEi-Y fH Ambby five and to a good Union a win over Calvary. . Jersey City --. — i_ 2.1 JBG1 Delia Sala. C. 141 168 128 EHRICO TRUCKING (1> hinnll. f 0.0 OITrultt. f 2 Monday night's play fended theMonmQutTi - „ — •_-.'! 1 -500 Scheller '. 153 165 17Hlrsc6h .;_.» ...»..:. 155 197 iiney, i O O 0| Booth, f .0 TODAY-THURSDAY, DEC E M B E R 16 team by nine points. The Blues Uniun t O 2 MMCage League 155 ranels. t 0 0' 0!Kubi.4t:i. c 4 Delia Sala. S. 205 170 18Slck4o 145" 181 will be highly favored in this one. league's activity for this year. Handicap — 9 S Ciambruschlnl 182" 136 . .182 .rr.v.c :i 7 i:iiCuckburn, c 1 Games will be resumed on Janu- At a meeting Monday evening TOTAL, -... 849 800 . 827 Errico :.. 127 155149 .-luiiln. c 0 0 OIKosimi.r. u 1 198 • AT 10 NORTH UNION AVE. -— CRANFORD, N. J. ary 3 when all contests will be in Roselle, the FourCounty Con- Curtin 150 181 • CAMERA |ln-illc,c ' 0 O 01 Mali, i; :! Roberts High ference made plans 'to resume its . CRANFORD SHOE BTOUE ,<3> TOTAL 7U5 838605 ipor. a -2 0. 4 Sylvester, is 1 played at Roosevelt School. Hopper 154 135 no'skl. C 8 3 19 Ills!]). R :i - Police Pistol The standing of the league: basketball play. . Savercool 132 1R7 154 luitlcr. I! O 0 0[Slltton. (» 0 In Police Pistol Hoytck .... 134 143 108 Crou-Caantry Boy utlarz. U 0 0 0| Presenting to the Hou8eu>ipe8_jtf-Cranfortl a Modern Quality w I, Pel. Entering the basketball' league Ridley .... 147 108 191 iwyi-r, £ 0 0 0| Cranford 'Alliance 2 o 1.000 Roberts .... 173 1B9 138 The first successful automobiii SPECIALS 0 0 0| \ o 1.000 were Cranford, Roselle, Roselle puuhum, i Ratings Told St. Michael's I I Practice Session TOTAL 770 811 803 trip from San Francisco tto Kv9 __ ^1 •'-.•'•• -^ Meat Market that will carry at all times Top Grade Meats First Presbyterian I 1 .300 Park. Scotch Plains and Clifford LIONS CLUB <0> Totals Totals 22 11 55 \ Cranford Methodist 1 1 -.500 Patrolman Frederick G. Roberts. 137 York was rpade In 1003. 28 11 67| • \ • Sixteen members of the Cran- Scott of East Orange. Harrison Therninnn — 128 ^ •. Zlmi Lutheran 1 1 .500 team captain, was high man with DITulio — . 148 151 eftl-at the I^otcest-Possible LeveL-Consistent ford Police Department- earned Linden Presbyterian O 1 .000 was"-not represented and it is not 100 2 .000 a 288 in a practice session held Blind ; ...., — 100 J . Suburban Trust Parly •ratings as pistol experts by main- Calvary Lutheran 0 known if they will complete. Hall ...... :...-- . — 126162 With the Wgh Quality of the Products • a \, taining^averages of 255 or better by the pistol team of the Cranford Ford : 181 1.71. \ North Arlington, another member Handicap 32 32 DOUBLUBLE YOUR MONEY t'o Be at Twin Brooks PoIice~Department at the Koma- 753 a b&UUrarXIra TDC 300-WATT HEADLINER with for the six departmental practice of the conference, does not enter TOTAL, 715 pen absolutely' free. E«flliy |or tbla t Jayvees Drop hegan range last Wednesday. x 'First Camo Forfeit Suburban Trust 'Company .'will sessions held ;during -the'-past-sea- the basketball competition. - - ultra smart, no smear pen van. be AUTOMATIC CHANGER $49.95 Inld its annual stuff Christmas son, it was announced today by Other patrolmen participating obtained In any stare whe/e pens are It was decided that the first HAHCO CHEMICAL PO. (3) sold. \J • • . larty Saturday at Twin Brooks Opener, 50-39 posted scores as follows: Albert 199. 14B .Police Chief William A.'Fischer. game between member schools Homey .;...... 188 • Here Is oar imitlni oner. Send as Country dub, Watchung. p SPEMtS After leading at the half by R. Fischer, 283; Richard it. Scho- Svedman * 147 160 159 your own one'year •ubserlpUoa for WITH THIS PURCHASE YOU GET A The high 'scorers and their will count in the standings. In McConnell • 174 161 171 Headers Dll«»t and 2/one year gift 1 The firm'has offices in Cran- averages are: three points, Coach Stan Gray- fleld, 277; Henry Polidoro. 266; the case of a tie, the second game Hu/t 197 159 210 snbscrlptloni for two./rlen4a who are Michaels -. 193 188 151 $16,95 40x40 SCREEN, for , •ord, Garwood, ' Wcstfield • and AWNING WINDOWS Patrolman Albert R. Fischer, son's "junior varsity cagers at Myron Cymbaluk. 264; Samuel W. between the teams will count as not already subscribers Ucethcr with 1 Handicap 7 7 5 SS.7S (or all three/•abierlptlons. A fcotch Plains. Guests will include . . . achieve that contour-hugging horizontal emphasis Cranford High School were de- Cymbaluk, 244. and John P. Ben- TOTAL 906 874 84S ; FOR THIS WEEK-END 290.3; Patrolman Joseph J. Kovacs, the playoff. . ." • • beautiful Christmas/card printed with, Eie directors and their wives, hus- feated by Linden, 50-39, Friday edetto, 238.' LEHIQH ESSO (0) jraor name will Me mailed to eaeb so much, in demand today . .. added beauty with convenience, 286.5; Detective Lt. Thomas H. Ralph Armino of Roselle, presi- Kirkpatrick 172 .178 • 130 subscriber and In/addition oar sensa- land& and wives of officers and Woods, 283; Sgt. Peter F. Miller. evening at Linden. ' . Team aspirants- who maintain dent, presided. George Johnson of Schultz ..;... 191 165 172 tional no. imwf ball pen will be }mployes. • • • yet at economical cost to both builder and buyer! MALT-A-VENT 280.6; Capt. Lester W. Powell, The Blues led for most of thean average of 2S5 or better during Almquist _...i.... -155 170 mailed to y«a /bsolatelr Iree. BELL & HOWELL MONTEREY 252 Wood Awning Windows are fully wealherstripped; seal out all drafts and Roselle is secretary-treasurer,. Bill Knlerim. M 160 171 This offer expires Jan. 0. 1055. 277.5; Patrohrxan Richard Scho- game', but fell before the Tigers' the practice sessions this 'winter Martin, head of the physical edu- Nylen ...: '. 203 153 105 CAMERA and CASE $o6.50 • '' ' moisture; may be double-glazed. Each light raises past the horizontal for easy, SUPER RIGHT QUALITY" last period rush. Cranford out- will have an opportunity to partic- Knlerim. K. ....;. — 154 149 BARRETT AGENCY . Good Btniwberrte* - field, 277.1; Patrolman Alfred V. cation department, represented TOTAL .„ 8fll 818 786 quick cleaning from inside. Precision-built from select western pine treated to resist played the Linden five for most of ipate in Union County Police Pis- 7«W VAE.1.EY BT, OHANOE When buying fresh strawberries, SMOKED HAMS " Grickowskl, 275.6; Patrolman Rob-' Cranford. emember that those of good quality stain, rot or warping; insuring long life and durability. ert ',J. Ryan, 271.2; Patrolman the contest, but careless play tol League competition next sea- METHODIST MEN'S CLUB <3> WITH THIS PURCHASE YOU get a $7.50 fc CALA STYLE — SHORT SHANK near the end of the game brought Cory 145 166 187 i-iU hsve a fresh, clean, and bright LEGS Or LAMB Frederick G. Roberts, 270. son. lmu« ...... :...... _„.'. " 190" ' 138 "ISO GADGET BAG plus A $15.40 TRIPOD, for I kppearance,- _ancl have capitemi' Sgt^Harry P. JPagc, 263^3; Pa- .about • defeat. • ' ' Practice is held the second Doney ~ _ 163 169 157 Cranford Joins_ Stacy-r:n^r.-.T^^:r.—.~i48~r 193 T«3" !CR COON Urmly attached. " trolman ~Louis~L. Guertin, .264.5; Martin _ 148 198 138 STANDARD LUMBER & SUPPLY CO. GENUINE STEER BEEF PRIME CUTS Sgt, Edward N. Lee,.261.8; Patrol- tack with 13 points,' while Art but Capt. Roberts reported that TOTAL - :.... 788 863 881 Chess League BARRON'S ESSO (01 LUMBER MILLWORK MASON MATERIALS man Ralph J. Koury, 261.8; Sgt. Johnson hit for 10. next Wednesday's session is being Jahn ; 137 -• 158 • 120 BONELESS CHUCK Archie' G. Bird, 260; Sgt. William It was the second win of the omitted because of the 'approach- Cranford has joined the Union Hart : _ 136 164 131 REVERE 85D PROJECTOR. 1.6 LENS ing holiday. County Intcrscholastic Chess Moleen _ 179 144 178 WOMEN WITH , In life, experience CR 6-0308 — PHONES — CR 62467 RIB ROAST J. Gitss'mann, 259.6; Patrolman season for Linden and the first Brooks i 128 157 .198 and CASE .,,.".. ...-., '... $124.50 V. L^Roy Brinkerhoff, 259.5; Lt. game for the Blues. A trophy for finishing first in League, which has been revived Latawtcc ..v. „..., 163 156 101 PROBLEM FEET is the great 94 High Street Cranford, N. J. POT ROAST 7-Inch Cut GcorgeHL Roscndale, 25p.l; Pa- Division B in the Union County after a lapse of several, years; Handicap ...... 38 38 38 Joining Cranford in the league TOTAL, „ 779" 811 784 WITH THIS PURCHASE YOU GET A 30x40 trolman Lawrence T. Bonnell, A Natural Police Pistol League this year ANDREW CIOSANTI teacher... 'j?..;:^-,-'ii-;- way attested by 'Cap*-"Hoberts-at MAHKgT-tai-. " 258.6. and ' Patrolman' William V. OM of our favorUV •tante* w , D'Alcssandrls 166 151 184 Crissey, 256.8-. . ' ctrns an admirable Ilttl* horticul- the annual league dinner in Lin-Jefferson of Elizabeth and Pingry DIFablo 164 166 184 School of Hillside. A double round DILorenzo T48 Beb«A tf STAR D TRIPOD and a $17.95 COM- -|c The following eight patrolmen tural volume. The Grafter's HaoeV den last Thursday night on "behalf — ih FRESH TOP GRADE of the other regular members of robin. is. planned. Koury, R ."..,..„ 163 U* CENTENNIAL ATM. PALTQ LIGHT WITH CASE—ALL 3, for I Teacher's attained ratings as sharpshooters book, which, by some. •tranfe ;(« Grickowski , 159 189 /IW «KAN»OBO by maintaining averages between perhaps not to strange)- mbchanca the team: Sgt. Peter F. Miller and Leslie Ault of Cranford, a Koury. M- '/. /.... — 190 / 193 Patrolmen Fischer. Joseph J. teacher, at Jefferson, has been TOTAL .' S 798 148 / — is a great, 234 and 255; Robert I. Nylen, got Into the current Oxford Vnl- . V.F.W. <0> 844/ 834 George C. Ward, John J. Herzer, varsity Press catalog under the g*» vacs and Scholleld. . named -league chairman with HUbert 172 1" experience BOILING & FRYING aial beading, "Government** Jacob Woolfson of' the Plalnfleld Slkora 102 jr., Samuel W. Cymbaluk, Myron Berardlnelli 145 BELL & HOWELL MONTEREY 8mm team as secretary. John Biach of Markowich 150 No Game for Owls Cranford, an official ,of the Tineo. J 114 MOVIE PROJECTOR and CASE $114.95 Welurt _ if* the flavour ' Due to a schedule mix-up. North Jersey Chess League, -will Ttneo. A C Union Junior College's game with be league, referee. Handicap ...always rightl H EDEN BERG MA BEAM St. Peter's College Evening School TOTAL WITH THIS PURCHASE YOU GET A $14.95 . WHOLE *~ CL. /CLCA~?J of Jersey City was not played % > SPORTSMAK'S/SHOP 30x40 BEADED SCREEN and TWO 8mm OR SHANK HALF Friday evening as scheduled. Weber ...../ 187 LB. Among th* eommunitlt* Laurion 178 200 FEET CASTLE FILM VALUED AT ***n«rt ar* used •• temporary Frankenborser 122 $11.90, lor ! ..:..:..;.:..:.. Us Leonhardt 187 housing, home* for mobile Worker*, Hayeck ...... 163 FREWHAMS In Hartford, Conn.. Patrolman Ar- or mobile hornet for retired pettona. . Handicap thur Barnard found a (tor* door TOTAL 88* th* largest fa at Alken. 8 C. bom* SHAHE AGENCY HIGHLAND CRIAM Unlocked, investigated, got out an of the H-Bomb Installation. wb*r« Coventry ._/.„ ' Mo IBLENDED SCOTCH VVHISKY hour later »he» the owner arrived 10.000 "bouse* on ' wheat*" am Davis ....:...../....„....;.... IT2 Harria ./ 171 86 PROO' • 8cM«l(*lln 4 CA-. New Vort with the key. • -. . bnthed. Torgeraen /. 187 CAMERA FANS SMOKED FROZEN FOODS jacky ,.J^ ...... 190 DOES NOT MOVE TOtAXC ~ 826 CHOPPED SPINACH /WrtTHSEN'S DAIRY Feterabn. Ew. „" 163 VIEWMASTER BEEF TONGUE FORD HOOK LIMAS THROUGH Boertinann, A 182 Petersen, E. A 139 A JERSEY CENTRAL mid-day Patcrscn. R. 172 W« Carry A Complete Stock At All Times BABY LIMAS fiTMOSPHE Blind «..,.-. 100 TIME TO GO train leaves CRANFORD for N. Y. Handicap 07 Your Christmas Shopping Can Be So Easy TOTAL 843, . FERRIS FISH STICKS I CANT at 45 minutes past every hour from BRAND Move 8:45 to 3:45 And Pleasant By Coming To Shapiro's For EXTRA FANCY PEAS 21c AN INCH LIONEL TRAINS • 624 C&O DIESEL • 497 COAlUNO STATION SWITCHER COURTEOUS. SERVICE FLORIDA • 1122 BEMOTE CONTROL -t. CALIFORNIA Big Moe: You're playing to a pretty • 2321 FAIRBANKS DIESEL • SWITCHES Tjood house these days, Bud—just • 6460 CRANE CAR • 028 "REMOTE CONTROL • EXCELLENT SELECTIONS RED GRAPES GRAPEFRUIT2 25 • 140 NEW BANGO SIGNAL SWITCHES iike a Broadway hiH — ~ 26 50 SECTION GANG CAR ° ° • POPULAR PRICES CRANJrT BE SMART...GO VEST F REE ALL OTHER EQUIPMENT IN 8TOCK • FAMOUS BRANDS TT»al yeatsell is a. dasblua* Little Bud: I'll say weald* and keep In sUp with fasnlan. ailstenlns Iridiicent H- It's a wise move to come in and talk with us about fabrlts *r susiami nigin/ Call CRanford 6-7881 —and you're^not make tkesc Brcntwood vests a well rourrdedJiisurance program. ^Thon you'll —~Use best-to«kln« «n u» market Phono CRanford 64)080 ... yet they're to moderately OPEN SUNDAY10 &M:10 5 P* doing too bad priced t Vber'r* tally Uned. I for a tucl. Oar target b your Open Every' Even'mft Tilt 9 Till Christmas know you are properly protected financially. . and the recuatisn veil back I satisfaction — we aim to pleitse. yourself. I'd say we were a hit. Lots aaaares sun( fit. *. '\ '» •. i " DAILY 9 AM. to 9 PJVL IVtou'U enjoy Hdln»T In > PAK- ItOTT TAXI of people are discovering that the $4.95 up SEE THIS WEEK'S ANSWER ON NEXT PAGE railroad is still the most satisfactory CRANFORD H c De N B £ Ru-m^ BEAN qy^ortraveh^^safe, dependable; ^TAXi' DRfV/NZURANCE and no parking problems. < 1 EASTMAN ST. UAMI CRANFORD CRANFORD, N. J. OPEN EVEN1NG8 TUX 19 N. UNION AVE. 10 NORTH UNION AVE. 126 SOUTH AVE. EAST-CRANFORO-CR6-3000 CHRISTMAS . 4 North Union Ave. CRanferd 6-2707 d 4b-OOflO 1NCMJPINQ SATURDAY I ^;;!-,.^.,'-::,:..._.-,|^.. / •-:. V I \ ... i

" I ^RANFQRD^ITIZErt-AI'nMamOOTCU^-THyBSP^^ THE (HIAOTORD Cm2EN AKD CHRONICLE. THURSDAY. DECEMBER 16. 1954 P«ce8«tca pf Union for $1,982.00,. was on roll adopted. ' . Temple Women' — SYNOPSIS OF— . . call unanimously adopted. The Deputy Clerk then read a hands, ani Mr. King lor contu- Chest XRays communication from Mr. Albert To Aid Needy Family sions of the nose. Terregino to Assist MINUTES OF MEETING OF THE (6) - Freeholder -Benninger-'for Auxiliary Police Assigned to Project Nurse School Director OBITUARY Schpen, submitting his resignation "Members of the Women's Club 1 Sgt. Edward N. Lee and Patrol- Help Diagnosis Roads and Bridges Committee, ap- from the Union County.Rent Con- School Board Planners ! Addresses Local .Girls UNION COUNTY BOARD OF CHOSEN FREEHOLDERS proving1 Seven personnel actions ,°* TemPle Beth-El iji men Lawrence T. Bonnell and trol Review Board, effective- No- W donate Henry Polidoro assisted Capt. Po- To IJear Lecture ; About 4© Cranford High School St. Albans, L. I.; And New Roch- : By Michael F. Kealy. Clerk of the Board ' in the Road Dept., was on roll It An f Three Bridges, Mr. l important, to-'make'a chest X-ray conjunction with the proposed im- paving .—Locust- ,Streetribetween adopted. '.'.'. be presented by Mrs. Herman I n:i«V.d d" ' ?^ - the fore. Magistrate Charles J. Stevens The program was arranged by . (•k'nove'r resided in Garwood prior " s'(8) ,- Freeholder Pearsall * for eot- impact, including "shatter ciaticui has agreed to name-:a rep-* Cuiseppe Ragonese a regular part ' of your annual provement, of Locust Street be- First Avenue in Roselle and State Wanet of. Maplewood, who jj y erhard • Kellncr of the guidance to taking up residence here in' 1 i! "1 windows, and also eera'ped in Municipal Court Monday night. "The-evening's program also will resentati^e to the^ corrffiuttee: Mry GARWOOD -*-. The . funeral of physical examination. . tween First Avenue arid the Cen- Highway Route #28 in« Roselle Finance • Committee, approving Woodside Manor Holds president of the Hazornir Choral '''iVartmenl .in cooperation with" .1913. H« formerly was "e'mployed nine personnel actions! in various ,ul. ('.pnted on the right side, on Fined $10 and assessed $5 court nclude the showing of a motion Taliaferro said, jmd the Township G.uis.opi>e Ragoneie, 73, of 601 Haying a chest X-ray is as simple tral Railroad of NX, was referred Park, including the construction Annual Christmas Party Society of Newark.. >'nneth W. Iverseri, guidance di-, '. b.y . National Gypstim Company, South avenue, was held Monday to Roads and Bridges Committee. of the curbs, and "authorizing .departments, ' was on roll call- Ivliich it landed. Extensive darn- costs, each," on this charge were" Jicture entitled "Teach Them to Committ«x; has been requested t'. Garwood. for several yearsv' and" easy as having your picture Woodside Manor Civic and So- j..,! ;ilso was done to the front of Drive." select a representative. The Town- 'ctor of Union Junior College. morning from the Dooley. Funeral taken.. The chances are that.it The Delaware,,. Lackawanna & rector and Clerk-to execute agree- unanimously adopted. , James J. McGrath 6f Elizabeth : He was a member of the Crnn- Home, 218 North avenue, • west, (9) - Freeholder Pearsall for cial Organization held its sixth . JUdSparU* e other car, which police said Some So members of the lpcal ship Flanging Board headed by will show no signs of any kind, Western Railroad Co., asking that ments covering same, and the two and Billie. Lee Perry of Newark. Ira D. Dorian also will be asked ford..-Alliance Church and of its Cranford, and . thence to the Finance Committee, authorizing annual children"s Christmas party When you're tossing leftover VM. Ivas.owned by Mrs. Hattie Kirig"bf- smergency police, unit have been -I • r and then you will have the com- snow plows be raised a. sufficient Boroughs, to reimburse the County, Saturday afternoon at the Osce- «tables or greens into a salad, td| ^ Buchanan street and operated John Harper of Rosellc and ferry. to name a delegate to the group, 'Men's Bible Class. Mr. Conovor Church of St. Anne, where a sol- distance on either side of each for the cost of the curbs, was.on transfers of various appropria- joined by 15 members of the Civil formerly served as a trustee of fort of knowing that your lungs ola Presbyterian ChUrch. sparkle with an unusual salad dre» [,v her son, Charles W. King, 23. C. Stowarz of Elizabeth each paid Mr. Taliaferro explained. • emn high requiem mass was of-are healthy. If there are shadows crossing so that accumulated snow roll call unanimously adopted. . tions, was*on roll call unanimously Defense Police Reserves of Gar- here*t the church. A visit from Santa Claus high-. teg. .Crated American. Parmesan m Uoth cars had to be towed, from wood and 20 auxiliary officers fered • by the .Rt. Rev. Msgit John onthe. X-ray picture, which should' on .the equipment will not be de- adopted. • * .-' $7 plus $5 costs, and John M. ••re BIarHe4 ANTHONY TEKEEGINO He is survived by- hiK wife, Mrs. ' (3) - • Freeholder Benninger for lighted the program. Movies were blue cheese are excellent In tot scene. • ..V • from Roselle in taking the course. M. Walsh, pastor. There was a npt be there, it still doesn't nec- posited .on their tracks, was refer- Resolution that' all bills pres- iressing for adding a tempting note Cross of Plainfield was'V/ined •$9 A* proportlao of .persons mat* the^stay-neca" Sarah-M. Conovor, and a'grand- large attendance of' relatives., and 1 Roads and Bridges Committee, ac- shown and refreshments were Capt. Lester W. Powell, who in- Continuing every other Tuesday Bf ai aad Womea, essarily .mean that you have TB. red to Roads and Bridges . Com- ented for payment be ordered to tbm salad. ' iostifiated, gave King a summons and $5 all on the same charge. rted was hlfher In 1990 than te lira mount for what they hav* son.. Robert V.. Conover, n both at friends, and -ntahy floral tributes But it is an indication that sorrie- mittee. , cepting the. completion of'the.coQ-r was on rolricdll unanimously served,; r-, .!•'•• ! • , '> ;...•,. through April 5, the course has IM0. according to census flguraa collar that lo appear in Municipal Court on Rudolf Stemmers of'Rotelie' was nst. women fbr wtet they ain't got 1 hon-.e; two sons, Clifford A. Con- struction of a new reinforced been' arranged' through' coopera- •••'•• i' ' n ' were received. , .thing may be. wrong, and the doc- Arthur N. Pierson, County Trea- 3 on' a reckless driving penalized $10 and $5 costb for over of Woronoco, Mass., and Ver- interment was in St. Ge.rtrude tor will ask you to have more concrete pipe bridge over stream tion of the_ Cranford Police De- catit be beat...... non R. Conovor of Orlando, Fla.; surer, submitting his retirement on Darby Lane,, .between Shady careless driving, and Solomon Fit- emetery, Woodbridge, where X-ravs and tests to find out. lin.df New York City was1.fined partment, "the-. Foundation for a,brother. John Conover of Somer- nl at the expiration of his term, as Lane and Charles Street, Moun- Following, the crash,' which oc- v:id th<< »-onimitt $10 for canvassing without a li- safety, inc., of Newark, ^and ' the ville. a sistt'r, Mrs. Charles A. *^\ . • • *^- — —~J- — ^4 . , ?ounly_Treasurer, was referred to tainside, contract of the Central curred during heavyrain, the po- cense. • •• New Jersey State Association of/ Borman of Plainfield; four other prayers. ; in the early stages, by a chest the Committee~of~the"Whole.~—- Construction Co. of Rahway, and |i(;c_ca.r_en.ded_up' on Us right Chiefs of Police. • grandchildren and seven great Bearers Were Police "Chief Fred X-ray, it can almost al.Ways be Monthly reports of the County directing final payment, of liile on a lawn at the southeast Fines paid to Court Clerk Wil- i liii :apt; Lester W. Powell of the Falzone, Bcnjarrtin.C.embrola, Ray- cured. The earlier it isfound, the Treasurer, the County Physician, grandchildren. . • $1,877.02 after the expiration of lonier of the intersection. lis C. Bird in the Violations Bur- local department -was delegated mond OTSullivan. and .Benjamin, easier it is, to cure. Itlyou should and the Supt. of Weights & Mea- 60 days from'date heireof,; was on According, to the police report, eau during the.preceding week in- Leonard and Philip Ragonese. Lt. have TB, discovering it early ttiay sures were received and ordered by Chief William A. Fischer to 1 roll call unanimously adopted. w radio car, driven" by Patrol- cluded the lollowing: Thomas Colwell and Sgt, Harvey save your lifo. Z - filed. make arrangements for the series Mrs. Mary Mattern liin Brinkerhoff, was traveling Careless driving,' Herbert E. lectures by state, county and Cowell provided a police escort Finding TB early and coring for Report of Comxnittee on Roads (4) - Freeholder 'Benninger for |ast on Lincoln avenue and theMueller of Clark "ar>d John M. Here's an example of an easy way to convey a Ckrlatniaa greeting in Funeral services were held Sat- for the cortege.' .• it without delay 'is •also' a pro-and Bridges, advising of bjds re- Roads and Bridges. Committee, ac- one simple snapshot. It pictures the yoamjsten of the: Imiaify and sends ocal/ authorities on traffic prob- Cinii car was traveling south on JLummis, Jr.-, Roselle, $17 plus ?5 the lioUdajr message in an Interesting, eyeteatchins; fashion. oms and police procedure. urday in Roselle for Mrs. Mary Members of .the p.Q.lice. and fire tection to your family and friends. ceived for fencing property located cepting work of constructing, a costs/each; speeding, Ann M. Le- . / Mattern of Plainfield who. died kurcfifield nvenue at the time of departments visited the • funeral TB is. a highly contagious disease. at 1238 South Avenue, Scotch new bridge and related work on |lu> accident. "'•• Pree, Roselle Park, $13 and $5; last Wednesday at Cranford Hall One person catches it from an- home Sunday night. .. Plains, N.J., and recommending Springfield Road near. Liberty , *~\j< Taken to the office of Dr. Neil ignoring stop sign, ' Frank D. One Snapshot Makes a Christmas Card > Taliaferro Undecided Nursing Home after a long ill- Mr. Ragonese, father of Coon-1 other. A. person with', untreated award . to lowcst.bidder, was re-Avenue, Union._. Township, and Clmato, Scotch Plains, $7 and $5; 100% Dw Pont (4ylon ness. The Rev. A. R. Stewart. histaldo,_Patiolman Fedroff was; The exchange of Christmas printing on double-weight matte cilman Frank J. Ragonese, died TB can give it to anyone and is ceived and" ordered filed. .. authorizing final payment"Tafter no. inspection -sticker,.-James JR. cards is one of the bfest._of tOur paper, slightly_.enlarged.JChen it is On Bid for Reelection ''"pastor'of the Pillar of Fire Church, most likely to" give it to those he tivited for^muttiple.abrasions and at his home last Thursday night Report of Committee on Public the expiration of 60 days from date Jontusions of the body and a possi- Burns, Elizabeth, $5 and $5. holiday traditions. It brings us just a matter of putting it in an M; •"£;• Taliaferro.chairman - of Wear these amazing Garwood, officiated. Interment loves best. ' ... - the teachers' committee, reports after suffering a heart attack Property, . advising of bids re- hereof, in the amount of $.3,070.06, lle fracture of the right shoulder? into communication with people envelope. was in Fairview Cemetery, West- To get a chest X-ray, consult was on roll call unanimously V he is still undecided about seeking new socks just one 1 while watching television. A na- ceived for demolishing house, gar- V:itrolman Brinkerhoff for a in. whom we are much, interested, "This type of card really allows A field. tive of Italy, he came to the your family physician, your Health age and shed,' located at 1238 adopted. PTA Planning Parly but just don't have time for keep- your ingenuity and originality to second three-year term to the Arrow "Dart" |f)i:iin of thejback and multiple Board of Education. NO PRESSURE! Born in Fairfleld, Mrs. Mattern United States in 1903 and hadDepartment or your local Tuber- South Avenue, Scotch plains, N.J., (5) - Freeholder Benninger for mi,tu.siqns and; abrasions of the. ing in touch throughout the year. have full sway. It can be a pic- -White shirt with regular- _. had lived in Plainfield 18 years^ culosis Association, listed in your and recommrnritng nwarri .nfL-fpn- For Lincoln Students That's one reason why we like ture of the children, ,the puppy, Mr. Tallaferro 'said he expects tteede- A Christmas party for students :o reach a decision before the first NO BINDING! point, non-wilt collar . . . iTHe ah. rfa rge to hav«.-our-greetings-be as per-or the whole faraily-r-or'even of of Lincoln School will .be held sonal as possible, and a goo(l rea- the new house or new automobile. >f the year. - i JUST COMFORT. stays fresh'all day long. ceived and ordered , filed. purchase of, three snow plows be- Tuesday in the school auditorium Mrs. G. Holmes. Williams,, chair- She is survived by two sons, Bank and Trust Company in West- get it free or for a very The following resolutions : were cause certain contractors, who, son for making a picture ..greet- The greeting can be written on Torso-tapered for neat, t ' •••"*• by the Parent-Teacher Associa man of the athletics and health • Herman Baker of Brooklyn and cost. introduced"sfnd moved for adop- LIBERTY^ ing that will help tell our friends the window of the house, on a i . field. For many years he was in for many years, have contracted to tion. , • • ; •.>.'• committee, has announced she will trim fit. ...-•'•' Edward Mattern of West Hemp- Approximately 250,000 New Jer- tion: • . remove- snow, from County roads,' and relatives a story of the family; mirror, or on a blackboard. It charge of the fireworks displays at PL O-MH — Showi J-HMO P.M. To provide a ChristmtiJ setting, could be lettered poster fashion, run again; while John H. MeClin- stead. L. I.; two daughters,. Mrs. sey residents'had chest X-rays last (1) - Freeholder Benninger. for have suddenly and unexpectedly We're all familiar with the very • "Sanforised"* broadcloth - Independence Day celebrations in CONT. SOtiW SAT. A SUN. a Christmas tree has been pur- •nice qards that your photoflnisher or spelled out in alphabet blocks. :bck, whose term,also expires Feb- FOR THE FIT OF YOUR LIFE Blanchard Feakes of Rosellc and the borough. year. ' Of these, 4,186 were discov- Committee on Roads and Bridges notified the Road Dcpt. that, trucks won"t_shrink more than 1%. Mrs. William Gemmel of Pough- ered to have TB. Some of them TODAY. FRL & SAT. . can make up from masks bearing Do it however you wish, to, create ruary, will not be a candidate Here's the socle — in one size — that molds to your fool as Mr. Ragonese and his wife, Mrs. accepting bid of Turner Fence and equipment will not be avail- a. picture Christmas card that, again. Anchor-stitched buttons keepsie. N. Y., eight grandchil- were people with advanced cases Gather 'round, folks., CinemaScope -' - - the Christmas greeting arid using if. custom rnado for you. The contour-stretch of Hol-flox Angela Canizzafo Ragonese, would Co., lowest bidder, for erecting a able'for this, year, and accepting a favorite snapshot. really reflects your'personality, dren and 13 great-grandchildren. —people who should, have had fence around the property™ lo- the bid of Ehrbar Equipment Co. assures snug, comfortable fit for any average size foot. Easy Wont pop off. have celebrated their 50th wed- chest X-rays many years before. • Bordcn's Egg Nog is a "Seven Brides for . But you can take a picture and interests. . A lew simple ding anniversary next month. He. creamy, ready-mixed blend Seven Brothers" LINCOLN which will form the whole greet- Christmas props,, taken front the to wash, quick drying, shrinkproof. Just ask for it by name But" most of them, because the only — Holeproof, HOI-FLEX. 3.95 iifi; Mrs. Louise Mohinc was a communicant of. the^Church disease was discovered early of wholesome dairy, prod- Tailors & Cleaners ing. All you' have to do is find a storage shelf a little early, will •Hicls. without alcoholi . .also . . enable "you to create a holiday CRanford 6-3787 Christian Science services were of St. Anne and a past preStdent enough, can be cured. 16 Sopth Union Ave., Cranford .way of incorporating the. name Randolph Scott apd the greeting into a picture atmosphere for a very up-to-date __ • SATISFACTION GL'/.r held Saturday morning at Gray of the Christopher. Columbus As- Give yourself a chest X-ray for • No eggs lo beat! No cream PAUL PATKTTA, Prop. - cgain dword SPORTSMAN'S Memorial. 12 Springfield avenue, sociation of Westfield; a Christmas present. It's the —lo whip!—. , "Bounty Hunter" situation. Snap_the picture and snapshot. ' Fa»Mon Acade Ililli r take jt to.your photoflnisher for Or. George Francis Schait for Mrs. Louise Mohtnc of New In addition' to his wife and soncheapest forih of "health insur- FOR HER- « Get Bordcn's Egg Nog at SON. — MON, -- TOES. BXFERT WORKMANSHIP Van Guilder SHOP Rochelle. N.Y., who difcd last Frank, he is survived by five ance", you can buy. **»»i 'your' food store, or from ••• • on' • . .; . daughters, Mrs. Fred Falzone, Martin Sc Lewis Chiropractor 17 North Ave., W. Wednesday at the Brookside Nurs- your Borden man. • '•'•• ' •' iv _CLEANINO & PRESSINO chased. Each child will receive , A regulur-mceting-in-the-forni ing Home after a brief illness. '.' wife of the police- chief; Mrs. Ben- VFW to Entertain, ALTERATIONS & REPAIRS Next To Cranford Theatre If She Takes Pictures "THE CADDY" a, Christmas stocking. Mrs. Ano-f a Christmas breakfast .was held Three Springfield Avenue SPORTSMAN'S SHOP Burl White, reader of the First jamin Cembrola, Mrs. Reynolds .' . . AX.8O .... OB O'Sulllvan'and Miss Helen Rafiori- Children at Party thony" DiGiovanili is in charge of yesterday morning "by the asso- 17 NORTH AVE., W. CRANFORD 6-1099 Tel. CR 6-1099 Church of Christ, Scientist, con- Under the auspices of Capt'. New- Give Her Gary. Cooper LADIES' AND MEM'S ciation. Cranford. N. 1. mm?**t. ducted the services. Interment se,<.all of Garwood, and Mrs. arrangements' *• • •'• : Open Evenings Until Xmas GARMENTS. David Spirt of Hutchinsori, iCans.; ell Rodney Fiske Post 335, VFW A Photographic Gift ! ''DISTANT DRUMS" For Arrow White Shirts \yas in Woodlawn Cemetery, New and. its Ladies' Auxiliary, a, Christ - York. three other sons, Benjamin and msm:\ Leonardo, both of Garwood^ and mas pai;ty will be held for chil- Mrs. Mohme was the mother dren of ' members and welfare of Mrs.N Elizabeth Koppe of 105 Philip W. Ragonese of Roselle, and 19 grandchildren. children Saturday in Veterans' If She Doesn't Lincoln park,, east, and Mrs. Ed- Memorial Hall. .'••.. Roofing - Siding win Eisenring of Plainheld. Entertainment, refreshments and Take Pictures, RIALTQ Born in Germany, Mrs. Mohme Several Kinds of Greeaa a visit from Santa Claus are on Give Her a Camera ! Gutters - Leaders " came to the United States 73 years two or three kinds of greeni the program. » it the Perfect Gift IWESTFIELD liiloiiiiiliiHIiirk Ilils \ tav IM! ago. She had resided in New York tor serving salads and add the'con- The post and auxiliary.will con- until the death of her husband, ^ast of color and flavor to your duct a party for ifdults on Mon- All Work Henry Mohme, 26 years ago. Shesalads. Watercress and lettuce ar« day. This program, will feature Stocking Gifts from 10c WEDNES. ^- SATURDAY Guaranteed had-livcd -since-thenat therhomesr food together. Plan to us* dark~«io4 "a~~3inrier,~entertainment"and ex- STEWART GRANGER READ CAREFULLY of children in Cranford, Plainfield, lUht fr««n» togethar. change of gifts.. . To the Gift of a Lifelime— Which "ELIZABETirTAYLOR: " A Fine Camera ! - JOHNXDHABliJ If you are presently in the market for a NEW car, we strongly "BEAU^BRUMMELL" ' 042 E. UNCOLN AVENUE —ALSO— - urge you to CAREFULLY look over the following list of BRAND NEW BIRTHDAY • WEDDING • VAN HEFUN CRanford 6-1103 1954 MERCURYS before buying ANY new car. ' i IN ' MARTENS' PHOTO SHOP 'THE RAID" Thesrfew remaining 1954 MERGURYS are still far ahead of BUDDY BERGEN. Prop. SONDAY — TOESDAY many of the new 1955 models in styling and performance and we have Open Evenings Till Christmas CLIFTON WEBB &'•& JUNE ALLYSON priced them to sell well below many "of the cars in the LOW PRICED 34 North Ave., W. CRanford 6-1024 N*w Phon* No. CR 6-9779 "WOMAN'S WORLD'' . MATINEES DAH.T 1 ' P.Bf. field. / . 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i~: -> CHRQNICLE, THURSDAY, DECEMBi» 16, 1DM Shop and Buy in ?i> Cranford 7f*» •.»**• WHEN YOU PATRONIZE STORES GARWOOD KENILWORTH Vol._LXI. No. 48. : EntrrrtJ nM urond clnvv m^ii nuttt-r til • - ISSUING •.'./• \ - •• =4= CRANFORD, NEW JERSEY, WEDNESDAY,^ DECEMBER 22, 1954 Thr Pout Officr at Cranford, N. J. 26 Pages — 10 Cents Two Teacher Early publication Again Next Week Conrnnunity Groups Coapmattiig to MakeReport Gives Resignations Tfie Citizen and Chronicle will", United FundDAve be published Wednesday mdrn- Miracle of Christmas Come True for AltWater Plan in« next week instead of-Thurs- Police'Sijt. William J. Gassmnnn, Ac< day. •-•"'• who for years has served a:; Cran- Deadlines for news* items and ford's official Santa Claus. reports Timetable Exceeds Its Gci The resignations of two elemen- advertisements for the Decem- Santa Will Be in Town Again Tonight umers tary teachers were accepted last that he is having the busiest sea- A draft ofjh'e report of .Malcolm The 1!)54 goal of $20,000 set by the^ Cranford United Fund ber 2!) issue, in order to insure night by the Board of Education son ever this year, and his reports Pirnie Engineers of New York on campaign lias been exceeded, Harry T. Sutherlin, executive chairrnan publication, have been advanced" of a new hi^h in Christmas spirit , at a meeting in Cleveland School, ffll detailed stud.y of the dislri.butio.il for this year's drive, today announced. '• ' . . ' ~* and a secretary for the guidance are borne out by the activities of ! The1 annual drive help's to support the Cranford Welfare Asso-" -Church news, 9 a.m^ Monday. local individuals and organfc'a- ; •jysteft) * of the Plainfield-Union department of Cranford High Clubs and organizations (ex- Water Company conducted by the ciation, Cranford Visiting Nurse Association and Boy and Girl Scouts. School was appointed. tion";, many of them workinj; : ccpt^those meeting Monday and through-.the Cranford Welfare As- i engiileeriiiu firm lor the- Inlei- While exceeding the goal, the The resignation ofMrs. Lynorc Tuesday) Mondity inorninK. soeiation and the Department of • Muhicipal Writer Committee .was drive »rraeh<:d $20,000 by the nar- ; • A~ gheehon, • a second , grade , Pictures,! M«>n(layi,noon. Welfate. uimed at m»kin£ : sure ] ai'ceptcd;'"' subject i to "'suggested teacher in Cleveland School, is lowest o1 margins.', The Jotal col-( Classified advertisements, 10 that everyone, young or old, rich changes, at a meeting of the School ing Stamps .effective as of the first of the year. a.m.' Tuesday. lected was $20,033.06. In thu 18 or poor, has a brighter and hap- group's executive committee in the She cite,d-home responsibilities as Food store advertisements, pier holiday than ever ^before! districts throughout thp town, the the reason for leaving the Cran- Wcstfield in u n i e i p a 1 building Ceremonies Tu'-'sday morning. campaign netted $1SV-Ol3.96. The RUMDREDS ford school .system: Santa Holds Court • . • Thursday night. Late news items will be ac- repiaindcr of $5^02.0 came from Mrs. Blanche Virsoco, kinder- Santa, who has been holding •JviavOr Fred P. Andersen, a rnem- ct'|)ted on Tuesday...... ;.- :&r- l»tal—organza-—4? fjaftcn teacher at Brookside Place in"Kis traitfc)r Wnrf- TJeT Begin Today Cooperation - of organization TnT rxpeuuvi! connTnTrnxr, With a- cyrjjergtone - laying' School, will leave the school sys- Office under sponsorship of the said the report presents a. complete out-of-town businesses and publicity chairmen anil adver- ceremony-this morning at- 10:30 trm on or before February' 6 to tisers in getting their ccpy in as Cranford Business Association, survey of physical improvements employes of -Western Electric^ will conduct last-minute .confer- at the Brookside Place School,! loin her husband, who has been early as possible for next week's N necessary to bring PlainfU'ld- Kearny. . These Cranford Stores Issue Consumers Green Trading Stamps ences with his young friends on the Board of Education will begin ' assigned to Fort Benning, Ga., by issue will be. appreciated. Union's distribution system up to Albert. E. Johnson, president of the Army. the subject of "what I Want for required standards to eliminate a series . of thru'.' events in "con- ' the Citizen and Chronicle of-' nection with the opening of its the United Fund, today- 'expressed Hired as >secretary for the high Christmas" from 7 to 9 o'clock tor water shortages and low pressure In Appreciation of Your Valued Patronage (lee will be closed all day Fri- two new elementary schools. . his appreciation to Mr. Kutherlin school guidance department was days, December 24 and 31. night. He will distribute gifts to reas.and also a detailed and com- all the children calling on hint, end i plete plan siiHfjesting not only im- Following today's program, a and to the many other workers Mrs. Charles.Mott of 7 Wobdlawn who combined to maki. the drive START TODAY! CONSUMERS PROFIT SHARING WAY! j.venue. Dr. Howard R. Best,_sup- there will be a photographer on', provements but also the chronolo- dedication ceremony for -1 h e hand to take pictures which par~! gical order in which they should Brookside place buildinK an.i the organization. At the same 'wiis originally planned to split one George Angen was in charpe 'of With the olh>^ Best; superintendent of schools, ntfw school after the first of the of the club present to help the nno' Louis G. Troutmnn, president will be announced later, Mr, John- year. Christmas Reason has broken all Maytir CarlyleCrane of Plainfield. son .said. records for incoming and outgoing children enjoy themselves were leaving their municipal offices at «»f.-the Board of Education. Sixth' 1 Mr. Johnson congratulated the Groceries -"-: Cold Cuts — Soda '. Toys. Games. Dry Goods Prescriptions, Drugs. Cosmetics Jewelry, Watches, Repairs mail at the- Cranford Post Office Albert J. Davies, president; Police the clrtsi of thi' year. Mayor An- grade students will speak . on Capt. Lester W. Powell; Manning topics which will spell out Brook- residents of CYanford -for achiev- v . • From December ' 10 to Monday dersen will, be the only remaining Warning inclusive, the postmaster reported Rowitz, Robert Gooilrich,. Henry member of the group's, executive side School. ' ing another successful campaign. there were 562,830 cancellations Lovett, Arthur Williams. Robert committee ami it.is expected that A highlight of. the prograijjwill Collections by districts follow: 5 EASTMAN ST. CRANFORD 34 EASTMAN ST. AVE, W. CRANFORD CRAWFORD 27 NO. UNION AVE. CRANFORD or 36,052 more tha.n last year's Connors and August Tlicrmann. Jr a reo'rgiinziatinn and election of a be the 'presentation of an Ameri- District Amount On Toys figure of 526,778 for the same new executive committee will.take can Hag to the school by Mrs. V. 1 $ 453.55 , Theatre o place at th<- January moetine. Leroy BrinkerhotT, president of the In issuing a plea today to local period. Santa Claus also" will be pres- 2 ' 585.00 Lynn Shaheen, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Edward J. Shaheen Mayor AruicW-n said it was. de- Ladies' Auxiliary of Capt. Newell 3 ,. 1.816.50 residents to. taKe proper precau- During the . 10-day period the ent as the Lions Club entertains V tions in purchase and use of holi- of 182 Locust drive, is shown having a confidential chat with cided Thursday night that contin- Hodney F'iske Post 335, Veterans -4 1,000.75 local office handled 223 more bags an..expected.. 1,200 children of the ued . e.xi.sU;nc«' of the? Inter-Muni- 5 556.50 day decorations. Fire Chief How- of incoming parcel post than dur- , Santa Claus in his trailer, which has been parked-across-from the pf Foreign Wars, and of a Bible liiil community'; in the first to fifth cipal Committee is an absolute by Miss Elsie M. DelPesco of « :...: 457.50 ard G. Schindler voiced a specific ing the same period last year, and grade age group, at a motion pic- Post Office for the past two weeks under sponsorship of thu warning^/ with regard to highly necessity »t this time-, with two Hurry D. Johnson . Council 123, 7 ., :. 822.25 60,000 more pieces of incoming ture program in' the Cranford -CTanford-Business-Assooiation. Police Sgt. William J. Gassmann, prime objectives in mind: 1. Im- 1 8 .., 714.00 inflammable plastic Santa Clauses mail, Mr. Metz said. ' Daughters of America. Both gifts The-itre at 9:45 a.m. Friday. Gifts Cranford's official Santa, will greet local children in the trailer provement' of an obsolete water (Continued on paue 7) o :.... 843.50 which appeared on the market re- The peak of the rush was passed will be' presented and prizes distribution svstem and guarantee $? Jody Maida Martens Plait's Esso Station cently' at ''bargain" prices. again tonight from 7 to'9 o'clock. , • •. — J'hnto liy-J^m.-!.- u.ii«- 10 456.15 Towne Shoppe on Monday, the .'postmaster re- awarded. Edward J. Shaheon is of (in Intermedia**- supply until a 11 Because of the danger -inherent ported, but he added that, incom- chairman for this project. Assist- Round Valley becomes a reality ;... ne.oo • • \. in these particular toy3 they are Jaycees to form 1.581.50 ing mail Is expected to continue ing In the festivities will be a de- and 2. Cooperation with other 1u3 ;. ' 467.50 Infants' & Children's Wear fur from being "bargains" at any groups working toward a Round "Everything; Photographic' Gas, OUs, Batteries, Repairs • Ladies' Apparel heavy for the rest, of this week- tail of policemen in charce of Capt. : price, the fire chief declared. Two Days Remain to Enter Valley. 14 312.10 Extra ^deliveries' were made over Powell, and several members of Cranford Chapter 15 ; 382.66 In response to warnings receiv- the past two week-ends/and dur- the" lire department under direc- from the National Safety: Council He said the latest report of 1« C. 2,147.00 ing the past week there have been tion of Fire Chief Howard G. Christmas Display Contest Malcolm Ploii.. Engineers,- auth- On January 6 32 EASTMAN ST. CKANFOBD 3C NORTH AVE, W. CRANFORD and. the National Fire '-Protection 17 .:.-.: 889.00 RARITAN ROAD 29 NO. UNION AVE. CRANFORD two deliveries a day, and in some Schindler. If you plan to enter the residential Christmas decorations eon orized by the executive group liist Formation of a Cranford chapter1 Association, and in view of reports summer with the consent of th<" 18 ., .; .-: 1,352.50 that these dangerous articles had cases three. Veterans Entertain test, you have two days in which to submit your entry to any member of the Junior Chamber of Com- Postmaster Metz declared the Another .date was kept by Santa whole committee, deals with both shown up in other communities of the Cranford Real Estate Board. / those objectives, but essontiallv merce is planned for a. meeting to Total $15,013.9C|. in this area, Chief Schindler dur- regular force and 48 extra helpers (Continued on page H) Totals in other divisions were: taken on for the rush will continue The'board announced that Friday is the deadline for the sub with improvement of the distribu- be held January 6 at the Municipal ing the past week assigned Fire- mission of c-ntrWs. Judging in the contest.will be conducted on Tuesday, tion system. Local businesses, 52,592; local or- man Edward Rcade to check on their special efforts right through Building. ganizations, $743; out-of-town Christmas Eve to insure delivery beginning at 7:30 p.m. The judges Details of the report were ex-, This was announced today by -whether-they-had-been-siocked-by: plained by Robert Mitchell, and businesses, $485, *~and Western. any local stores. of all holiday~rhair~rceeivcd~~Up; Wallace Dixnn of Kosellc, a mem- Electric employes, g 1.200. "__ _ until then. The Past Office will, •Ernest-W.—Whitlock-of-ihc_Nc-w-| Fireman Reade and Police Capt. sgect all entries. Two Trips York Engineering firm at Thurs- ber of the Eastern Union County •Lester'W- Powell after a tour of be closed Christmas Day, with only Entry blanks are available at day's mee'tin". A/& A. Hardware special delivery mail and perish- Hike Action unit, and James Harrison of West- Jones Sunoco Sta. Harrison's Gifts Gutman's the business area reported they "If it is possible for us to be rep- M.ilcolm Pirnie also prepared ii found none of the inflammable able articles being delivered. the office of any member of the field, a leader of that town's chap- resented within the terms of the For Santa general jrepor* •"•" Plainfield-Union Attire Drive "toys. here. ' The postmaster expressed • Cranford Real Estate ttoard. ter. The two nearby chapters are! Interstate Commerce Commission Popularity of the annual Sant facilities and futii'rtr needs which \ • •:••"• . •• ' ,.. The lire chief said the warning ; Four cash prizes^amountin;; to Hardware — llousewares — Paints thanks to the people of Cranford stipulations, Cranford 'commuters was presented fo the Inter-Muni- cooperating in the formation of the j .Gas. Oils, Tires. Accessories. Cards, Gifts, Records, Supplies was necessary, however, in the $100 will be awarded in each clas- Claus tour of Cranferd sponsored Continues for their cooperation in mailing will be represented." Mayor Fred cipal Committee last June. Cranford group. event that any Cranford parents Plans to implement the.affirma- early, sorting their cards for local P. Andersen declared today in re-• si(ication. The three classes for. the by the "Johnson and Johnson Em- Township* Engineer Patrick J. At the January G meeting pros- Groceries, Dairy, Frozen Foods have bought these toy's elsewhere and out-of-town delivery and pre- !•contest will be: Overall decora- ploye;!' Recreation -Association* 'fyas Or"" attended, Thursday "i»MV- tive vote of the students at Cran- it 12 NORTH AVE..W. CRANFORD -for their ,chiM.r»»j. Several -forms ferring to the hearing to be held pective members will he fold what to^rd High School conceniing the NORTU & ELIZABETH AVE&. 8 NO. UNION AVE. CRANFORD paring packages properly. before the ICC in Newark~ori Jan- ! tion of house and lawn," door dec- 'grown so in recent years that the session with Mayor Andersjen.' of the toy' have been reported i orations and most original. Four the Junior Chamber of Commerc: wearing of proper attire will be sold, one a Santa Claus in a sleigh uary 19 to determine "whether"the trip will take.two days this sea- _is anrl what it does, yv 'I'm wil! developed after the first .of tht: recent 10 percent. inojease in in—caih prizes will' be awarded in 418 CENTENNIAL AVE. CRANFOBD pulled ~by reindeer, nnd another i it-ach classification with "$15.* f6r son, "it wal; announced today by be shown describing the history of year, G. Frank Zimmerman, prin- Santa Claus that spins around. Township Seeks ter-state commutatigmiares on six Endorsement a typical chapter. All questions, cipal, announced. railroads, including \the Jersey I first place, $10 for second; $5 for William Mcchlcr, 'president of the Most of the sales, it is reported '; third and §2 for honorable, men- will be answered aiid a constitu- Mr. Zimmerman rrtet Friday with have been made, by itinerant pedd- Expert Consultant Central; are reasonable. association. the officers of the Student Coun- | Uon. ' .•, Santa Claus, portrayed by Felix Session Set tion committee will be named, Mr. lers rather than by reputable mer- Mayor Andersen reported that j, Mrs. -F. T. Deacon, chairman of Dixon said. cil. It was decided at that rnect- chants. • ForPlaii Board Township Attorney Carl Warsin- Forte of Garwood, an employe at JWhen the screening committee ing to draw up the program and ski is studying the set of stipula- i the contest committee, said the re- the Johnson and Johnson Baby of the Joint Civic' Committee for The new chapter will include to introduce it at the next meeting Considering hiring of an expert Cranford, Garwood and -Kcnil- 1 tions outlining procedure for the] HContiuucd on Paoe. H) Product^ plant here, will distrib- Encouraging Candidates ' for the of the StuHofit Council. as a consultant for the Planning Board ot Education meets Monday worth men. About four members Sportsman's Shop Albert's Shoes Speed Auto Stores Board in connection with the "new hearing which was" adopted re- [ ute candy canes to local children The council announced that Lehigh Esso Service on Thursday, antl Friday, traveling evening at 8 o'clock -in the music of the Eastern Union County group Police Tests .look" which is -being taken at cently by the' ICC and u-ill wre- j arc- expected to transfeY'lii ltJe~Drri- • complete returns from the voting • through town in a tractor and room of Crantord High School, it show 61 percent of the »$tudent Cranford'ij over-all growth, town- sent his opinion as to what action! Special Hours will have several names to con- po'sed unit, while several West- Cranford should take. , i trailer. An escort will be provided body in .favor of neater attirj&for i: ; Men's Wear & Haberdashery Shoes For The Whole Family Tools, Paints and Auto Supplies Taken by 14 ship officials have under consider- sider for endorsement as candi- field members also may switch students, while 39 opposed the ii! 'R* Gas, Oils, Tires. Accessories ation a list of names suggested by At a preliminary hearing, it was by Police Sgt. William J. Gass- their affiliation. |'\ There Were 16 applications filed For Christmas dates for. the Board ot Education. program. The vote followed a engineering firms and the. State decided that cases of complainants mann. . It was learned that more persons The Junior Chamber of Com- j and 14 men took the examinations Arrangements for this sixth an- campaign by the council to im- Department, of Economic Develop- wishing to appear at the January Listed by Offices have been proposed than the .three merce, Mr. Dixon said, is it service ' prove the dress of students. 17 NORTH AVE.. W. CRANFORD 4 EASTMAN ST. CRANFORD 9 "NO. UNiON AVE., CRANFORD held in Cleveland School on Sat- ment, it was reported this week hearing must be presented in writ- nual tour have, been completed by vacancies on the board this year. organization for rn6n between the 310 CENTENNIAL AVE. CRANFORD urday as a preliminary to. estab- Several Cranford institutions Mr. Mechler with the cooperation Serving as numbers of the spe-- v (Continued on page 2) (Contbiued On page- 2) • this, 'week announced special It is considered likely the commit- ages-of 2! and 35. The Eastern cial committee which rah the drive • lishment of a waiting list for pos- of Richard C.'Dowell, manager of tee will endorse more than-three Union County groim he said, has sible" appointment to the Cranford hours and arrangements-because the local J and J plant. were: Bill Livingston, Ja'nice, ' of the Christmas holiday: candidate's. confined its program to youth .icti- Kaye, -Ann Mori;anihau. Pa'tr^icia' Police Department, it was re-. Thursday Route | Most stores and offices will be The'screening committee consists vitics such as the '"big brother i Castaldo," Carla Castatdo, Sonja ported.th.is week by Chief William On ^Thursday, Santa will start of all'tho senior delegates of the movement," collvctinn of toys and A". Fischer. Presbyterians Set Drive; closed on Saturday, Christmas Gt-row, Jack Bur.ton, Floyd D:iy, and some offices also will out at 10 a.m. arid travel the fol- Joint Civic 'Committee, which i.-. a painting project at the Janet I Sahroppe and Jean Bylden. Boa-' " Thos—»h«r-<~ian- rTn~ioy~Edward "Hobble:' Patricia average 70 or better for the two the start of the* new year, and the remainder, ot the week. In (Continued on jjaf/c ?i fCotitiiiui'd on ;(!(;." 2) , (Continued on paye 7) Cnstaldo, Carla Cast;»ldo, Sonja Session and Board of Trustees next few weeks and it is hoped Bicycles and Toys Yard Goods. Notions. Patterns Dry Goods and General M'dse. tests will be placed on the waiting keeping with the season, red Gerrow, B411 Livingston, Janice Candy, Toys,', Gifts & Stationery lists if they pass physical examina- have appointed, a' building fund that construction may be started warning tickets extending Keve. "Jean Belden and Lynne tions,- ' committee, 'it was reported this early in the spring, it . was re- Christinas Greetings, will, be Sheldon, Stiulent Council^ publi- Taking the' examinations Satur- week by the Rev. Robert G. Long- vealed today by Dr. George' A. u-^-'d instead. Adult School Lists New Psychology Class!city chainran. • '. ' ' ' 19 NORTH AVE.. W. CRANFORD 8 WALNUT AVE. CRANFORD ukcr, pastor. ' Announcement of »- .... -..: * i. .. :.-i I,.. .1 i: - .- .1 :..*^: i.. .* ,.l ;.. *u ...... /..,...-. , » «„ !r... -. ~ ;.... -,.' ..„ : I 19 NO. UNION AVE CRANFORD 228 CENTENNIAL AVE. CRANFORD day were: William F. Bcttigc.r, 24, Aitcheson, pastor of the church. Postmaster Arthur F. Metz re- In announcing the inti'oduction distributed in the near futur Mr. Iversen is serving as presi- The ballot wus composed by the exact date of the start of the of a new course entitled "Psycho- The iiew course. Mr. Rudd said,' dent of tho Cranford KLwunis Club Carolyn Klush. Ed-ward Hobbie. of 116 James avenue: Raymond L. Plans call for erection of a two- ported that it is expected all Davidson. 22, of 164 Mohawk fund drive is expected shortly. Chri^iir.;is HoliveriOs will be logy and Successful Living." Chan-" is being offurtd to help people to'; and is a member of the adult Janice Keve, Bill Livingston and drive; Noll F. Dillon. 29, of 11 Richard H. Lackey, Jr., has been story building on Cherry street completed Christmas Eve; and nintj Rudd, assistajit director; re-1 understand their own problems,. .school's advisory committee. Jean Uelden.' . Jack Be^an. Bill ..' -•South-Union -avenue, named building fund treasurer, adjacent to the present church tl:.jt only special delivery mail ports that courts at the .s|iiing \ need-, and goals and to irrprove !vtn; Charles Hcddon, president LfyincsTon. Janice Keve, Jean Bel— ~ den and Edw'aril.Hnbbic tallied the idle, 22, o£ .720 Lincoln avenue; lmd~oTrTers~scTving-x>n- tho-buikU be semesttr of the Cranford Adult i their pubiic contacts. The lristruc- and director <•( 'the schruil, .m- - JIobert-F.-Hand, ,24. at 420.Hoxth. ing fundepmmittcv. -arv:~Mrsv. Wai- j Dav. Post "lSfinor^lITwn7rrn~fAToat"tiro-^mn"e~tnr-w -iu.unt»ul. that-liu;^IlL_iL-itiji- Trust- voV-: ,_^_ ter KTFashacht;- Mrsre^V.-Uoion,; —. . , , 'i^'_.Qf.fjri".^iL>j.(!v?i_vViLK'"wi; u'" leifi;th"";is"during th<> fall term, and | psych/ilogy instnutor at -Union eo\ . and' the advi.'-ory i-innmiUtv , • Mr. Zimmerman pointed out that Union avenue; Frank Jacoby, 32, .Auill_nwui.JLaiiiiary.J>: at thc.iii-'mr:i^_tiic_Di:o.bJ.crn.. Ol.^Lorpx.^r^inappnjr. I of 171 Mohawk drive; George W. crantA George Bates.. B. C. Bil- School and provide fac-ilmcs ior;"jj4. open ;JS "u>uar'"vmur~6"pln7 r \\v. Rudd ropvirti-d that- a bro- ti-rm. Mr Iveis«.-n w.is mf»dera.tor of Mrs. William T. Collins, 1H priatc dress at the hi^h school Li a Kane, Jr.< 22, of 16 Wall street; den, E. B. Cyphers, .Robert M. the young people of the church ( Friday. (liiiie doscribisig all course's to b<" for a labor-managoinent^Yflations Mii