THEWESTFIELD LEADER THE LEADING AND MOST WIDELY CIRCULATED WEEKLY NEWSPAPER IN UNION COUNTY
[TV-THIRD YEAR—No. 13 at WestGeld. N J. PuHishcd Second Cl*aa Postage Paid WESTF1ELD, NEW JERSEY, WEDNESDAY, NOVKMBER 21, 1962 Every Thursday 32 Page*—10 Cent* loodmobile Visit Brings Record In Donations 'Operation Hurry Up' Area Residents To Worship j 154 Pints Contributed Henry M. Mirvne.s-s, trmeral .*ampai£n chairman for the I'J'I- To Regional Bank j I'liiuM Fuini drive Unlay issued \Y<'.stfieM went over the top last the fol'o^inj: urgent appt-al to l .til United. KunJ canvassers. At Thanksgivin g Services wtH-k when tho N\ w York ilejriona! BkKidrr.ubiie of the Aiiiu'K'nn Kiv' "Ti:r.e is fi*r-t running out on Croj* pail! a vj.it hen- Thursday thi~ year's r:tit'.i>ainn ar.d it i.-i Botlioml. ami c-i)!li'.*tod a total of 154 pint?, vitally impurU'.nt lhal you com- i Feasls, Football four n ore than the qllola. plete your solicitations anil tfot your curds in to UiiilrJ Fund Mr.v Frr.nk Mi)!<, oliairnnin of headquarters. ! In Day's Events tho local prot'ra.'H wliivli was v-.>i,. "We can still £0 over the tup Taxpayers Assured dinted :it St. Paul's ("hurv!l. S'i'J | Area re^idrnta will observe if all of you put foi'.h a 100 thi? was the ur;i ti;no ttv aroa • Thankscivu-ir Day tomorrow blend- per eel't etfort in the>v final quota has !x>cn t-xcevdid. ; inji participant and p": To Be Heard fhuriht'i. Temple Kniami-KI, As-h- Boosters Set Date I In Westrteld the r.nnunl Oom- 1 itiunity Service of Thanksgiving jhn.uk :di' Ciimnumiiy Croup. : I're-diyteri.'th -Olmveh (•cfrinnini; at. ri pivseiit.U ivc.< of A. MK-h-.trd Sur- :S:oO o'clock toiMorrow morning. Any memlior of tin1 ;ifortii-.on- ! Award Dinner \i.'\- \layor Hurt' A. Towl Jr. and The !! That'Ksjrivin^ Her- UJI' tho !I|I>-HI batiii. Mrs. Mill." said, i Annual Evont Slated 1 an all-day hearing i •. s^ien Kriilny on the topiv. "lloliiint! Hands She pointed out that the WY.-tficld-. At WHS Cafeteria m the coun»'il ch;inK»ers in the }|u- MoutUuiiisiiK* luii l>(jf.< I'hnpter nuipal lUtil.iinir. has been aHlo to t.".kii ran1 of the ' 'Wcdnesiluv. Dee. 12 JTibsTiihbs,, aias iio so -.is k»nn as they have suf- \tv> in order to niak*1 ceitaiu that ficient credits in the rojjional hank. [roinplotiiin for the ISth annuul tionnl Church, will read the Scrip- : fall sports award dinner hotiorinir t\eiyoiie who desircH it will have Mrs. Mills stressed that there is j tures and tfive the mornintf uray- the hiirhly i-uccc-sful fuoltiull and tin opportunity to he heard and to never a chnrjrtf for the blood and i-r. cross country senior athletes, cheer- uviwv the new tnnrket values that the bank carries all types , * . , . , I ThI IIIe 1 \IVMCenevV Mal Choral\'ll»'llltte; \oB»f th»nve I'res« HJ- even rare ones. leaders, twitters and handsmen .it ' ,-1 u ed on their properties by ivp- ; ,, ,. ,-„,„.,,,, ,„„,,.,. , . t!i" hij;h school cafeteria Wednes- vl rin!1 tJll dilw i.sentatives of the linn who con- ,( ;f ,)r Cfufi,c w VoIke,( or. kNKING FOR THE FUTURE—Donating the fir.t pint of blood during the visit of the Red Croti Mrs .Wcph \alentim', chair- ,j D(>(, ,oth al 7 ,„,, | joodmobilc Thurtdajr at St. Paul's Church was the Rev. Richard ilo-trtl the revaluation studies in' ,,,„;.,, „,„, ,hnxUn- of imlsir, will L. Smith, assistant minitter at man of the volunteers who aided „ ,„, . ,. , . , Ul slll< 1 1 Presbyterian Church, above, with Mr«. Minton Hamilton, RN, volunteer aiding in the program. the program Thur^iav, rtiid that a i !!<»' /< !nelc, .linm-r chairman for ' ' ' - j,in,r "The HeaVi.,1 Arc Ti'llintt" total of 'J(K) hours were contnh- iv,h<1 «'"«*^". >"-™.'»mMS ll'ftt Council has also been a.«urol | |,y Haydn r.nd "Now Thank We fans uliiain their tickets at the K\ Associated Surveys that all j .\]| oUr (!od" by Carl V. Mucl- Parker* Be ware! (Continued on pace -1) I ^ ,,p t . . ,| ,)„. . 0 urtulli y 1I( slli out i ni liters III-UUKIU to their attention | ],.r, Dr. Volkel's e "AtidanU- ran- Police Chief Jamet MOTAH j Clary Kehler'u fooUutll team »n EiUUt'UtOr 10 l_rlVC ! studies evi.leme.1 in the letters ; objective* i.f the Wfntflt-M Coun- today atinouiu'eera,'ht oC lutirinns Hcthel llaptist, First Bnpti' avsailoil by sports cn- pquest ;ind which all appli- directory is expected to (111 a lontr occasion will he one of the out- cliiy. sons responded tilling the rorrMors by the Division of Motor Ve- one and two hour limits >ire tlnisi.ists ;;nil boost.T> of the Wt'.=t- u-ere required to take, to- hicles. felt community need. standing leaders in the sports of tile Municipal Huildinvr. Some the all day meters in Area 4 world, Mr. Clark miid. The profrrani is sponsore*! by Remained until I a.m. to i|Uestion lield Hiirli S.-lnwl "JHIue I>evili" fcr with results of » prellini- Vehicle inspection stations The volume, tirst of its kind ever the liiith school Ktiidaiu'i* stuff with along the fence by the Revo- published in Union County, eon- I the now true market values placeil will Iv the .M«t annual gridiron | physical examiniition. will resume normal operation lutionary Cemetery. The the louperiition nf the College tilt tomorrow between the WHS ininees will be required to take tains a complete listing of accu- on their homos while others left Saturday. The stations will be chief reminded residents that .Men's and Witineii's Clubs of ijnfter IwiiiK assured they would In' eleven and the 5'li\in/leld IIIRII 1 entrance examinations rate, usable, ca.sy-to-find informa- open from H a.m. to 5 p.nt. ample all day parking is Avail- Red Cross Plans Westtield. I assigned new lieariiiK dates. A. School "Cardinal.-." InisU't'eil by tlie academies. The tion on -100 public and private able in the louthiidc parking Dr. i;al|ihiti will speak at n pen-] | ,, ._;,,, , \ . w<.^uA ! The kickolT is •cheduled for II 1 academic.--, will make the uc- agencies in the health, social wel- |()t;l f um n A wen vn lot on South Ave. fare, education and recreation To Cut Records ' meeting in the auditorium •>'' il,.-it niirht. a.m. at tin- PUS athletic field on |u|)|ioiiit!iK>nl.-> from ntnonc tho lichl.--. p.m. Following the i liandolph ltd., l'hiinfield. IVtails c* hinir to irivc j si(Mi ;i Sriie:. of conferences will be payers settinj.' forth a hcarin>r time of the k-ame appear on (he .sports .-tilt.-. and evaluations of the For Servicemen i itmuured for interested students paces of this i.sue of the Leader. fridunl's ueiidoniie. and ostra- help and laymen who seek it will I fur Thursilny IIIKII!. According to 'The Matchmaker' For Slnlr l»oli<«- Post find the directory a ready refer j and parent.; to visit with three rep- At slake will bo Wi'stnrhr.t record Ptular record* and their poten- . | re^entatives of the colleges of hiciiiis released from town otlicials, dice for all types of service.- ill WestlieM and Mountain-ide s i I'.'li jieri.ons Wi'lr prudent nlul wi-re j string i.'f -- victories without a |f«r carrors.sis ollicers in the Ci.v. Hiehiird J. llut'h.s Munilay their choice. dov. liichiird J. Hughes .Monday :iTlc| c>tit.side nf I'nioii County icemen anidd womeWftmen st.itiniHistationedl over-1 heard. Aimlher 2,Hit) letlers wnt " llr. (ridphin has lu'en as.--uciaU'd At Roosevelt noininat.-.l Kalph W. Hachinan of | wJlil.}i ,,,.,. ,iViiiU.l.U- to county resi-1 seas can reeeive :i rworded Cliri.-t- I [out had set l''riduy ninht M the) ri'^suonian Dwyer, who is Westfield, special atrent i" chartre! ,),.„(,, ' | inns Krcetinc from their families | with I'rexel Institute i.f Tcclinol- (FOIHI Stamping! 1 ! (Continued on pa^e 'U •viiiK her third term i>i the Thornton Wilder * coini'dy "The of the Kill in NYw .leisey, to sue- j Thesi include adoption, clinics, j heru tin-miith "Voices l-'rnm Home." | oi:y since l!i:i-l. He bus held the. _ TIIDAC who wftnt to Kelp tho of Itcim'si'ntatives, utilizes Malelimaker" will he jmscntcd by cecd Judce William K. O'Connor general :ind special hospital-, day ! a service of the We. tfielil-Mium- ] Children's Special.zed Ho*pi- Jmpletely competitive, merit Cfiminunity l'l:»yer? nt the Koose- on the State Police Training Coni- eainp.". nTviees for iilcoholirs. I'ainslrle Chapter of On' American] psychology anil eiluca'.ion. . hair ; SlllHt l''o('S to iN'oillilliltC tnl (formerly Children'* in for making appointments A'ell Junior Hitrh -School Friday inission. latencies IIn aid the handicapped, ; lied Cross. j Country Home) in K different and Saturday at S:.'JO p.ni, i* ^rrvici' iu-aiJeniicH. Such a The nomination was s"nt to the! vocational couii.ieliiiiliuir and many!; iLocaMa\l residents wwh.h . lire mem wny inny do to timply by col- i'i, she has stressed, assures Senate which reconvened after ;i other lesoiiices for SMIVIIU? human i h ,,f the servicemen's imnieilinte t'(luc«tioM, aiui 'Iran uf ;i(lmis>ioiis. t IrctinR trnding itnmpi re- This 51Jtli major production is reconve vrs S llflllVIS Wl!l |1 consideration to all Union I jiroblems. | families r.re invited to make the IViurto hisiis^cmticm ivith Prt-x-l ceived at the varioui local under the direction of Kdwin C five month recess. Confirinatioi l a W. ..tlii-ld fiti- i Lv applicant;; am! enables the Information describing e a c h . voice recordinj:-: which lire ottered el, Dr. (fnlpliin h:nl i-xpi'iii-m-o IM " '"•••'t'«K «•> •tdrt-t And turn them over to Jlu^h of Toancek. Mr. Hue;b is anticipated although the \ezU f( me tonight * to obtain the best <]ual- u ti-achi-r. princiiuil .mil sup.-rin- ™" "' '»«••••»«• the* hotpitnl. associated with .VBC-TV as Ktiige tive nieetini,' schedule may cauie » aceiK-y's servi.-es, a.i w.dl as the fn,t. ,,f ,;huri;c, I1 ttl1 iitr men. ; tt-m.pnl i.f f.ithlu- M-lmt.ls. Ih- .•<»„!- ' Muninpal t.n»t yenr th« lio»pitAl re- manager for tht* "Today" show. addles-, telephoni.' nuniher and The recordings mf'.y b imub: ; delay of several weeks. It was re- I plcti'i] hi. uti(K'r^r;nlii;it •* work »l f I'l.iii' will ;iJ.s In •cu-ed fur i ceived the equivalent of 100 pr tho one vnc:mey available, to ti'lp of its executive, are listed Dee. I, .1 and f Death." them in for ninny useful and service classification. Kolh an i:iay he uiailr by phuninir the nll'ice. ; for the Maywo<«i Pluyei-s, the Jv- Stiimlcr, who took the oath of hit of Te -hr I'nivi-t^ity f Smitl. Tin- lilm will !n- : hmvn f ivi* needed ilerm ... to lend tltem cross-indexed to simplify the di- Wi\v<, molher.-, f:itlnrn and cliil-J ioryton l'layhou.«e. in Contii'i'tictit, new ollice in the .stale's upper Caroli l Tr.u-hrr^ upen lo nlung to the hospital and they rectory's use. fhen parti:-ipatimr in the priori-:m> • the [inker Is Elected nmi si'vcral revues pif>diu ed. will l)c put to good use. Teanet-k Rusine.-sir.en's Club. Iil-iy want to outline tlieir ttluU^rllt - ' ln!'i>ri' their i:p])ninlnu-nt. ' The Je.wHnjT roles in tho play are Head Chamber I-'aniily liu-nln-rs are tirired to ( f 9 j taken by Frnnk Ulifford as Horace neiitiuii little familiar happenim.'.- j I Vandercelder and Trmlii: Nichols The Boy Friend Coming To Mountainside T M |b il was cKted in the ille-..;aire, sl'ch ::.\ new nidfli- i :.;'Mrs. I.evi. TlK-se tw.> r.re vet- liors or how the chil Ir.-n an; il I t f O W stfu-ld Area enms of t'ommuiMty I'luyers' pro- f lit .--vriool. ' C ) i kii>t wt-t'k in ; diii-'tii/iis. \n | } tUjuurUM's -1 i Others in tnc cii-t an1: Bud * i r Vuf prc.it- ! iioutlie as Ambro.-" Kfmper; Ricli- Policeman's Kin i 1 I nl .-; M'lTeU.ry, iard llf.ll. t.ein, forlielies Hackl; K. U . treasurer, i Hea Kelly, Krmeinrurde; Ted lt'«l- . erick. -Malachi Stack; C.ir! Cutten- Injured by Car ! j i ! ii. inU'.l witl> b JinmUV.- Also, Carmilyn Co'ik, Certi uile; •j 11 iv when she was stnir!; by n cur j « I ii Joan llfiid. IM'.'I, Minnie Fay; l!u-s fi/f'{t wlide crni-Miur K. Ilr..:nl St. at ] siiir, cak'man: l.urna T!mnipM.>n, £i i-t:oii F ffUFi'!:, '11, of ; ."7 i":niii'rhury ] JM. who was trnvi-hnr w -I. in : of K.;y N,-iv.-o:v.b Mid Win IlaiifiVr, u.-pectively. Thv Mroiiipiir i. Har- Pro:i,l St. Mia Batte:;. Mr.-, H'iv.,'11!h i-i '.!>'• uui\\n-y nf The ca.-t am' crew will hi- hnimr- I nl ii party ••;'. the cluhii^u.-.-. frif V.'ith r-.'il'-l' .-• >• lilivifll*. Sill- 1001) Ni.rih .Vv. f.ill.iwiiif.- Satiir- 1 jMi-icc slu- U:I.- u!!;i!i|i' '<* t*'(- I iv Tiitfh!'.- priiilu lion. Iii chart'e 1 TM*ilc -t rlr.M !)•'!•:» U^i of ice (in (1f"t!..- !i:.rtv will h' .Mr. mid Mr-, i VV. 'l>,-jwner, Mr. ami Mr<. W. • iii'l ;i r.ir «irivf(t l»v I Oar,l ami Mr. :snd Mr.-- Hi-bert ..riiri:tr S, T^n.I...•!•: nf ''.T2 Klut ' . niwvitij: • .i.Mt'h • .ri I'.i'iii-i Si.,
dii :,!• ;,-< • |i*.- tvii-'i u, niiil-ic In This Issue a r.'riil tu ni :ii 1 .*-ri'»x A vr. ;,iul UU'-k I. JMlk'-'l VIM' n\v|,i;i| Ky Kt\- An.uml Town '•> \ tr.l S;i.k- .>f 'J'JT IAIHO. AVI-, Hii-iiie-s Directory -^ fluiroh News ^<>. "~ riiis-iliod ''• J INVALUABLE AID—Mn. Tiiom.ii M. Mi»r.hall of 2«4 W. Harvest Mop fomin^ Kvents 1;! Dudley Ave., presents copy of tlie Union County Kci-ottrcc Direc- I l;.i.. i li-.iil. r Eilil'irials - - —-W tory to Min Edith M. Umbrecht, icnted, of the District Nuning ] TK^ .hiMinr Auxiliary '•> \h<- "THE: BOY IIUKNI)." .1 1muic.1l lomrdy »( thr 20» will hv pri-sriitrd 1)> Out L.nly of l.ouidrs Play. (.ianlei! - 27 Asioci.it ion. Thn Directory, jutt iiiufd, it a ready reference \ <'!iiMr'»»N Spt-ria!i/f<) ]ii>.-pit;il in rr« .(t Our L.Tdy tit l.ourdr'i Stliotd .widiloriuin. C>ntr.tl Ave, in Mountainside, f-*iiiUy .mil Salurd.iy Ciliitiinries -_ •* volume containing a complete listing of and dntn on 405 public f Mmii.U.ir.:-..-.!' will h\>[i\ it- iumual rv.-ninlj! Nov. ItO ,,n.l Di-v. I .it H: [HI o'rlocli. 'I i < It r-1» m.iy 1)^ ohl.iiilfd :it tho rectory nr after (llB * I Social - u-llJ and private ag*nc.i?s in tt»** heaitti, tocinl •welfnre, cduc.itton .i»d !".J:irv<-.-,t. Hop" al llu* W.i-liifM'um masso nn Snnil. i|n-ci.i1 sliowinlj f<.r ,.ll jclu.i.1 cliil(li.-n ll.it Sunday afternoon. recreation fic!d». Mr. Marshal! *<-rvr;d on llt« Reiource Directory • ;'riH»»l uintiUifiuin .SaUirii.iy fi uui WU i |\M j SHEPHERD Sports 30, :tl. Picti.n-d .ihovi-. mrinln-rs t ri ct I President I Theaters - j28 advi»ory board ai a rcpreientntive of the Junior League of ; S jun, ti» iniditiifhl. Thi* U*'i I'll A Vrrrl> anil nnuiol ii'.id<-rslii|i of Kiimly M.ntcrs. Luutiing un art- the Director Mich.tel Klucewicx *-l nbtr gf Commerce Wouiin'i rase -'J Elizabeth. . v.'ili fui ai-ili UUDLV ti'.Uvit.'. and Stace Manager S. J. Su»»lio, bulls riglit. 2 THE WESTFIELD (N. J.) LEADER, WEDNESDAY. NOVEMBER 21, 19C2
Enter Our 45th Anniversary Drawii YOU MAY WIN A NEW CAR; COLOR TV; ENCYCLOPAFmil TANNICA or ONE OF MORE THAN 30 PRIZES WORTH O
You don't have to buy or do an/thing JOHN FRANKS to enter. You con obtain an entry form at John Franks in or | Ploinfield. If you can't visit our stores ' fill in this blank and moil it In to us. The drawing will be held in Westfield on November 30th and the winner*" immediately announced.
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Do yoU remember when the first "Franks" shop was opened in 1917? It was located on the corner of Elm Street and North Avenue. Here Dad operated a hat cleaning and shoe-shine shop, and we children would help whenever possible. Later we opened a haberdashery shop, which eventually expanded into a complete men's and boys' clothing center featur- ing America's best known brands,
I Remember That it has been your friendship and patronage that has enabled us to grow into one of the state's lead- ing independent men's and boys' clothing stores. In the past, I made every endeavor to meet and know all of our customers. In recent years, I regret that this has not been possible. However, all of the 34 sales and service members of our staff have been selected and trained to carry on the same principles of optimum service, maximum value and guaran- teed satisfaction that have become synonymous with John Franks. As we mark this milestone, all of us pause to extend to you a sincere and appreciative "THANKS". .THE WESTFIELD MEET THE John franks
jr new Women's COUNTRY CLOTHES SHOP is staffed by |irley Dawson (left) and Elaine Reinberg who will help you "FAMILY" your selection of fine wear for Town and Country. These four are among the finest clothing salesmen you will ever meet. (Left to right): Alan Goldblatt, Andy Cvetko, Arthur Boudreau and Sid Weiss. Mr. Boudreau has been with John Nunn Bush Shoes Franks over 35 years.
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Jack Squier, manager of our Shoe Department, is an /S ' expert , Nunn-Bush trained shoe fittef-j#fth -more than a decade ofe'yp'erlence . . . capably assisted by Donald Goodfriend (back to cam- era).
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Our Furnishing Department, on the main floor, is staffed by a group of experienced men Our efficient and modern who will help you select the haberdashery or outerwear you need. Left to right: Wesley office is supervised by The- House, Daniel Lavanga, Pat Yannuzzi, Dan Yannuzzi, Al Madore, George Fernicola and resa Yannuzzi (right fore- Ronald Moffett. front) and aided by (left to right) Kay Frederick, Bev- erly Lewin, and Barbara Spano.
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Robert Yannuzzi heads our eight-man tailoring staff. Shown here (left to right) are: Eugene Bill Doerrer, manager of the Boys' Department, is shown here examining a new garment ; Condelli, Vince Morano, Guerrino Carnevale, Robert Yannuzzi, Charles Cooper, Alphonse with Frank Engelhardt, a member of his sales staff. Parisi, Nunzio Reina and Alberto Giannobile.
207 E- BROAD STREET, WESTFIELD • AD 3-1171 Pafte 4 THE WESTFIELD (N. J.) LEADER, WEDNESDAY, NOVEMBER 21, 196!!' »i.!i::ul;, -1 •r,.f: both >,t {with tlu' ln-;tuty ;iml Assigned Stv.'-rh Plains. i • Vit-atlu-r of \uiw;iv," I Bloodmobile OBITUARIES 1 "I'll.- Meivhanl Marine A<-alanil. \. V.. 1 ( A nu-tii-nii KicM Si-rvici' merly lived un F Avo. here, j a "»* "••'>•»"«'• u'» j Norway, since the middle i.f the ! liohill Let*, wild wns I i IjiU' vi- t li-anilidates t/i co:.)|iele t"l the ten | School Program Chi-Am Owner Sununil. is IIIMJ surviv<-il l.y i\v<> J. summer nnd i.- living with a Nor- ' i appointment -. Alls. Uwver nomi- • brothels. Michael un>l Allini; lirrj wcpiiin family. i.iinl;i attend.-. I i.n-u.rs: Dr. O. Ilrmvn, Dr. A. •„.,,,.,, ,,„. f,,!i.,vv-in': litr-hiird J'. I MOUNTAINSIDE — <;.-.. i-.-c T. • maternal iriamlparenls. Stevvrnl]f school there six .Ijiyr* a work from jS.-hnifr.-i-, Dr. W. l.i.-l.sinan, I"- j K..dMt of 177.; -Maitine Ave.. i f'hinijt. <>2. "f Ilouii' L'2. Mminliiin- Kani>ay of l-utn.-nl.L-r^. nntl .Mr.-1.1 a.m. to 2:'Mi p.m. Her sub- | -.. I.,s,,o.y, Dr. Hraun (I-.), Dr. S. |Sl .IJtl.h ,,|:,ins. , vU(,(, w stoddanl j r M- Jfumsay ..f Wuti-rt i.wn Ji' «* include Knnli-*h, I'ivm.li, I.eiss, Dr. J. WalliM-li. juf 254 Sylvania I'l.; Ilayward H.\ prii'lor of tilt- Clii-Ain < "hati-iiu rc.<- HIH! her paternal tframl- /rsk history, and literature-, j «tatl': .Mi>. John H. Andersnn. I (,'ipson Jr. »t :j50 Myrtle Ave. and j Uiuiuiit. iVU.untjun.Mdi-, ili<'ii Nuv, iiuithi-r, Mr.?. Kleunor llnrwood of I.indn is a member i.f her N'(.r-| -Mr.-. Stuntoii HHI-.-OUI'I, Mr*. K. 1>. |jo|i,i T. (ialfney Jr. of U>71 tireen-! 13 ul l.'olumlms Husjiilal, Nrwsn k. (i.;>tun, •^'iun school'-* inixod choir and j Dailwr, Mrs. J. Mann. Mrs. (Irani J vilK- H.I., l».th of Kvoich after :i brief 1'iivuW* fnneiul services were als the special girls' choir which j I.ennuN, llr*.. J. I. Alayelo, -Mrs. ! Mr. Ch'iMj; nwn..-il lilt- old I'lilacc held Saturday at the Miither I-'mi sinf^s only Latin hynnis. "Jt has I H. 1. Ho.-r, Mrs. William \evin. j been work, but t-vi-n mur« fun.! Ten Garili-n st 1170 E. Jersey St., eral Htune in J'riiicctoji. Interiuen .Mrs. <;. Ivrs .Mctivdie. meeting lu.|,| , f. "•'<•! Kli/iiht'th, for iimiiy yi'nrn jirior to was also privute. There are dirFerenr.es. For ex- Nurses aides: Mrs. <;. J. jiauer, Borough Planners 10H2. ample, us the weather is turnint; Mrs Blair O'Haus, Mrs. Viola eold, the ^irlfc are permitted lu Hi' also wan president of Ifn Dunham, Mrs. E. W. Love. Gcorge J. Maurer wear slacks to school," said Linria. OK Auto Firm's Choni; Co., New York City, an iin- 'iteKi^tered nurses: Miv-. J. Mor- r FunerHl services were held yes- One of the honors I.inda has JAMES WILKES lioi'tiiiK *i '« with offices in the received at her new school is to lie ley, i.Mrs. -P. I-irandsma, Mrs. Mon- dents urge „» W,^,^* Empire Slat* Building. terday in Washington for (ieorjre Office Plans J. Maui«r, Bfi^ Hoiine uf Jlepresen- one of the students chosen for the nie Miller. Mrs. it. Iliiniiltoii, .Mrs. Mr. Clionir, a native of San H. Reynolds. •upp.,,1 ,i,.. p,,,?r;n «««• tutives reuding clerk. He died Fri- Ordensknpitnlet, "a position of MOUNTAINSIDE — Plans for Wilkes Appointed FraticiM'u, formerly lived lit day in Muhlenberic Hospital, Plain honor," in the largest sehool club. MISS ELIZABETH DAVITT of •Motor (,'orp?: Mrs. Robert Hauer, mmnta.i, tl... hi|((l E(an * lI20!i E. Grand St., Elizabeth. an American -Motors Co. ware- the field, shortly after his arrival here I.inda summarizes her stay in Nor- 1033 Crandvi«w Avc, haa been -Mrs. II. Andfison Jr., Mrs. ("has. J"»>or liith s.-h»ols ^ A conversation with a group of house and tiflice were approved to arrange for the funeral of his wuy «s both enjoyable and liene-1 stttignta a* home service advuei* Van Pelt. Monday niirht by the Planning To Frost Valley "t ''"til Edi; city ofliristls at the old l'fllnce Tea mother, Mrs. Helen T. Muurer, 7(1, ficial. She Raid, "I'm very Kiateful in (he Jersey City Commercial Administration: Mrs. Frank dorseiiu-nt of the bui Gnrik'ii led to the founding of the Hoard, which met with represent- of ."SKI Well* St. He was otrickvii for this opportunity because I'm OHice of Public Service Electric '.Mills, ihuirmun; Mr*. Emery Ci'- atives of American 'Motors and Mrs. Smith adJod C'hi-Am Chateau in JiiSO. Executive Post these additional ; pi: with n heart attack. learninfc to live mvay from home." ! and Gas Co. She will aatitt Miss bert, vice chairman; ^Mrs. Joseph the company's architect's and engi- a Patricia Crane another home the junior high Mr. Chona') restaurnnt wns an Mr. Muurei, a native of Eabton BAItHARA Dl TROLi.lO | Valentine, chairman of tin"* da\'. neers. The special session of the thoobu,J immediate success ut tt locution WHS News Bureau ! service adviser, at that office. James Wilkes has been appoint needed if we are ,„ Pa., lived in Arlington, Va. AmonK dray Ladies: Mrs. Kc;. . Vt2' ! hoard was called to study changes where other?* had failed, lie often Mils Davitt, a graduate of Doug- ed associate executive director ol quality i.f uvt fi the survivors la a Mister, Mr». John Mrs. It. Header, Mrs. rnnn- j const ruction, mostly hud to explain that Clil-Am stood lass College with a BS degree in j jn the Frost Valley Association which gram." I,. Rcmeta of the Wells St. ad- Ha .t Ho Adams, 'Mrs. (Jeurj;e Wilbur, Mrs. i in umU-rtrruuntl .Irainajre and pipe- fur Chinese-American. home economics, trained in the Thcitnas Ilerhert. Mrs. .1. L>. Me maintains and operates the YMCA dress. The Harvest Hop, a Kh'1-ask-boy lines. eampinir and conference, center lo The PTA president* Aniontr the mirvivors h u son, home service department in the Mrs. <;ordon A. Wall. J. Paul Weiss. Frank ' His mother, widow of Charles dance, will he tiehl nt Washington general office, Newark, and at Construction of the building in cated in the heart of New York Pmur Tom of Mountainside. Mourer, was burled Monday School from 8 p.m. to midnight, Mrs. John S. Sail. Mrs. J. C. I>e , State's Catskill 'Mountainu, accord A. C. Ouclsler. ltob«rl Bound Brook, Elizabeth and Miv. H.' K.'Uli' --' at Cornell Fkwy. may Warren Mein.-ihrin I Kuncnil services were held nt Huston. She died ThuredKy. Nov. 24. The tlance, sponsored by , Mrs. H. H. Douwi to Walter J. Marjretts Jr.. Jersey City Commercial Offices. Kvans, ; involve a re»iuest by I^arry Becker, el, Herbert Khrirh. K the Wall Wlnjr Siint' Funeral thn Junic/r Auxiliary of the Ohil- Mi: J. Heller. q y y president of Frost Valley board of K. Hurbank, •• VV. \'ejn.iska, Fra Home, 215 Mulberry St., Manhat- fiis' Speciuli7.ed Hospital, will Canteen: Mrs. W. of Echo I.a lies, for a major directors. Miss Knima Pierce, Mrs. Frank Thmoas Crittrnden tsi 1 tan. Mrs. G. W. Mclntyre be >«mi-formHl. subdivision of his property to pro- Mrs. Bmma E. Mclntyre^ 78, of Dunn, Mrs. K. B. Buchanan, Mr.-.! vide for the rifht-of-way for Cor- "Jim," as he is known to many McAulilTV joined with Maii Tickets can he purchased from 237 Klmer St., died Saturday in }. J. l^ffan, Miss Oltfu Pelk, Mis. \ nell I'kwy. of the Westfield boys and frills, a council president, in »J Mrs. Marjorie C, Milieu liny Junior Auxiliary niember. The has served as director of the Trail- Westfield residents to „ Mrs. Marjorie C. MilU-n of 302MuhlenberK Haspltu] in Plainfielri (Continued from pane 1) W. B. Kenny, Mrs. H. D. Simpson. | However, a spokesman for the after a short illnesa. Del I'hi'8, n five piece band, will Juniors: Judy Prince, Debbie blazer program at Camp Waway- their piivilep. of votiu« R. 5>ond St., widaw of W. Burt provide the music. time for hcarinjr and on this nijjht Planning Hoard said the applica- Mrs. Mclntyre was born In Jer- I!>-! cases were handled. Hyers, Mary Ellen Hiss, Cathy anda •which is part of the Frost referendum Dec. 97. Milieu, died Thursday in Overlook General chairmen for the dance tion, not nuKle Monday night, may Hospital, Summit, after n brie.f sey City nnd lived here many Curson, Jere Wel.b, Sandy Mathis, be submitted at the hoard's next Valley organization. He has been yenrs. She was a member of th«are Carol McDaniet and Jane The special hcarini;* set for this n the staff of Camp Wawayanda illlH'.IS. inny Horn, Katherine Feiinlcy, nieotinjr- Cornell Pkwy. is now a Sheaf)or PaintingTi Methodist Church. Tucker. Other chairmen include: Friday will bepin at !> a.m. nnd "hristlne INcsse, Karen Alvarez, "or three yenm, serving as direc- A nntive of St. Louis, she lived Hand, Joy Brown; decorations, continue- throujrh the- day until y paper street on the south side of Survlvini; are her hURlmnd, udy Ahramson. the highway at the Springfield line. or of Truilblazers, the older boys 'Pi>l>ulnr' Show Pri, Jn Westfleld 35 years. She owned 'ieorge W. Mclntyre; n BonJud, y AliruhinnsQii; tickets, liiu- p.m. It was ^ujjtfested that those rippiiKT program for the past two nnd operntcd un nntk|UcB *hop at American Motors1 plans eull for Jeorjjs V. Mclntyre of W«stflelear at the irenrs, Mr. Mtyi-iretts said. S. Allyn SlicnliVr's "ft Jlrond nnd Elmer Sts. 18 years, Podd; refreshrtients, Laurie Sniith, .Municipal Huildin?: itt their own a warehouse of SO,000 square feet Farm" mm the papular YOU throe grandchildren, und three (Mr. Wilkes, 26, is a graduate of She exhibited antiques in liiuny of nnd clean-up, Darbnra Ilurke. convenience during the ,70U square feet at thi! iiniiuiil Mi-mbfi; S eat-^randchildrcn. Mississippi .State University where the nreu shown and in some Now appoinUiH'iil will be necessary.' on a 2f>ti,000 Kquarc foot plot.. The the Wpstfiel.l Art A.«« Funeral aervict'.s were held yes- BUFFV ROUNDS •ie obtained his bachelors of arts York shows. (Continued from pope 1) company intends to hnvu a whole- ivhieh ended Sunday. terday at 10 n.m. in Cirny's Fun- WHS News Bureau Town officials continued through- Icjfree. He sttidii'd for two years Mrs*. Milieu, -whose huslmnd '. erly owners not to try and deter- tion of parts to dealers and a dis- n ci-iti<|iif and lecture on lit academy at West Point in 1!H"I, opalian school in Alexandria, Va., Methodist Church, and formerly mine what their actual 1,'ix bite tribution noint for new ears. ntrs in the show at th (U Legislature Mrs. Dwyer nominated John Tor- before deciding to become u YMCA was active in the church oiRnnii'.a- will be in lillili, and more partic- •The friml of the proposed build- SCEKioil. Mrs. VVflidf [>< kelson of '24'iH l.tm^fellow Ave. anil secretary. According to Mr. ,M«r- tloiiH. She wns n member of the ularly, to not apply the present ing will be aluminum, glass and getts, Jim was first exposed to the minting "N'i.-k" was avr» Woman's Club nnd the Unosis Harry M. -Shallcross of l(i Kver- In Action iix rate <>f $10.r>2 per ?IU0 of as- brick. There will be nbout YM while in college, -where he be- ;>ral)le ini'Dtion. Club. WHS jrreen Ct., Mountainsidt*. •15 employes. came involved in the Y Student sessed valuation to the new assess- the two vacancia-; in \\ie N:i- Survivors are n son, John of ment figure. This figure is iiasod Christian Association which oper- A room nun* with The followlne is n dieest of vnl Academy ut Annapolis, Mrs. South Pluinfii'ld and two grand- whnt the New Jersey LoK>slnturu on a 40 per cent ratio applied to ates on college campuses all over room hung with thuu NEWS - VIEWS Dwyer nominated William [,. Tit- Dr. L.c Elected Heud children. lid Monday: .he new true mnrket fipures. the country. —Sir Joshua tle of 800 Forest Ave., Mark Haley Funeru! norvievs were held in Senate Of U. of l». Alumni Indication's ireuerally were that of IS Bennett 'I1!, nnd James F. 'Hailing from Vicksburjr, "Miss., Gray's Funeral Home Sunday at Emb*rf o Passed 11-4 n reKolution asking the town's total assessed valuation Jim has spent ninny sumnier-i 4 p.m. Tntermcnt w/is In Fuirviow "The rmbarco was n good idea, Cov. Hichnrd J. Hughes to restore Waehler of 11 Amy Dr. Dr. .James \V. Lee of 257 Orch- eampinir and has developed \Vu- Cemetery. !>ut H should have been enacted retnil milk prire controls. s hound to rise under the revalu- •Vinonj; the candidates nominated ard St., a dentist with oftices in earlier, "Hnid Cuban refugee Ro- ation studies and results. by'Mrs. Uwyer to compete for two j New York, was elected president v.nyamlu's T.ailblar.er program to I'nssed and sent the Assembly n uf the University of Pennsylvania one of the leading out fnmpinic Consult ir eral Kerr-Milln plan of medicul Colo., nre William F. Jirennan, 25 nual conference Saturday in ing circles. Kennedy's announeoment of thecare for the a^ed. rate next year provided that the 031' Shuilowlawn Dr., died Monday bargo ha» caused discussion in total amount to be vuised by taxa- Honiesteud Terr, aijd Gitrrctt P. Washington. iMr. Margetts said that Jim's re- at Crnnfiird Hull NuisiHK Home in 1'nased and sent the Anspinbly sponsibilities us associate execu- most WHS elusBt'S. a bill barring pvo.seeutors from tion is not .substantially greater Criinforil after it short illness. Sho Fcuring thnt u direct Invasion the $0,100,000 it cost this year. tive will he expanded to include re- wns the widow of GeorKe *'• Lewis. political activity. cruitment of WawaynmJ.-i campers of Cuba mlirht result in World l'uwcd and nent the Assembly Horn In Ml. Hmnlll, lown, sho War III, Romirio objected to any iMuyor Towl and council offered hotli boy; and girls, enrollment of flnovert to WcMHoLl three- yt'ura nito a bill requiiiiiR ihal funn property the following as a iruido for those weekend conferences for Wuway- stifTer ncliiin Q^ainsl Cnstro by the bu Urtse««ed for taxes at itrt value from Kitrminxton, lown, w] tjnilfii StMteu. "I feel thnt Cubans, tryttiK to gnln some idea of what •tnda and the Forstntan conference hud resided 112 yems. Shi. . . r _ for fartninjr, not as ity mnrket mj|y bu in store for 19(*>3 assuniin}; center, ilireclor of thfe'fillnily camp- not Americans should free "Cuba," value for possible residential oi member of the First Metliodi*t expluMtai Kosariu. tVint the tolal monies to be raised ing program along with several Church of FHrniinKton nnd the commercial use. by taxation are not substantially other duties. lio.sbrio ia pleased thut the era- Passed and seat Hughe* n 'bil Jack Fni'inliDflon Chapter, Older of Imrk'o has caused added intcrext in increased over UMi'J. •Mr. Wilkes resides at 1 Bell Dr. Bust cm Star. providing dual pension rights ti Porker fih her nation, and believes that Cuba 2,000 state, county nnd municipu "iinseci upon the full 19412 value and will work out of the Frost Val- Sho leaves two daughters, Mrs. l« ilefinitely controlled by the Rus- ($H2 million), as determined by ley Ollice locate.! i" Newark. Vii>ril I), Murker, with whom sin1 employees. about this question: sians. However, she commented Assembly the Union County Hoard of Taxu- resided, unhins tn Nov. no fro/n i* a.m. to A p.m. designed to forestall HMJ3 prop BARRETT & PARKER,. return tu Cuhn "after Caiitro erty tax increases for veterans am County Resource There will be l-uiulrecl-- of books llohin IA-C Ihu-wooil leaves." homeowners over fif>. from leading juvenile publishers 1 .NSURORS Hobin I-oe llfttwood, .'l ^-, of 12 MIA. MncKAY Both Housft* ranging from pre-schoni to sixth WHS Mows Bureau (Continue, from p»Ke 1) i grade level i < v/clt as many adult Bearfoot Way, Trcnttin, died in Repassed and sent Cov. Hughes Under th« c.imr.nnntffiip "f Mrs. Prim cton Hospital Thursday. She four bills the governor condition j selections. Kach purchaser will 43 Elm Sfreet Norway Kobvrt K. Moss of Kliznboth, some I receive a 20 |"*-r cent discount on wns the duuirhtlr of Hubert I,, and ally vetoed, inclndinj; measures hi) profossioi.nls tuui volvintoor i Westfield AD' Cliiiro Hntusny Harwood who fi>r- nvt ioulnrly to provide aid to county colleges i j any hook bought. workers uri»jr the *lirt*ctnry for 1 flnrrMl .« <«!.. lice training proKiam^, allowin | er educational aids will abo IK putilicatii>n. I suit! as ideal Christmas gift itfms. dual job hiildini; by U<£islut<>i> It is rxpfrlfd ti> l>r of pnvticulnr EXCLUSIVELY WITH US * COVERAGE and sti eiiKtheninc laws agrain.^ v.iluf to imiusirial itorsonno! c 1 i — with UOYD'S of LONDON obscene publications. rt-ctdis, stu'ial workms, oK'rp.yiiHlh, dci'tois, nurses, schotil puiriunci1 There are moments when tit the tK'purtnu'nts unt) m.tny othvis wlm The LINCOLN MONUMENT Co. touch of memory the past cornea rntikt* ii'frivnls hi llicir dnily wurk. 1 Mr. llrnniir Ilimil, Moiili'lnlr — T4I-1S0O forth like a pageant ;lluj the pres- O.dt-vs art lu'inic accepted ut tin- 3 DAY SPE ent is prophetic.—Mary Haker Ed- Union Coiiuty Resource Directory, rvrninirai (Maiilnmitut) —• 7ll3-4n-ttb.
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Creates SNOWSUITS I.ADDKfl TO TIIK SKA—Tammy t'ivuick, 2'b, of West Confidence j Palm Bench, Fin., is climbing n stairway to the sea at the ! Miami Seaqunrium. Tin1 little miss lias tat kled an ocean With 2 pairs of Ski P»* j i)ion6tcr in tlie form of a fotir-fool-liigh saw from a 20-fool- ; louf! sawfish. Why. its more fun Hian rlimbiny a tree. Sizes 3 to 6X
Assorted Cotton Ploids. Zio-of» Quilted or Orion Pile fined Jackets, ^" III (lu-lr <.>'» 1. r in Mil \ 1,1,.r -I.. 1 1, I'IIIIM-. xlil.-l. II,, Ski ••II»MI1 1.....1 \h, tind On. llnrrj- «i. Jli.i.l.*. I'lir »nlr «|.« uru [HEARING AID One poir Built-up Chest and Back Protector One poir Wai»t High Ski Slocks. Beauty, Quality, Craftsmanship in .99 EN DURING MEMORIALS Reg- UV .-m- TV TOYS? SURE, WE HAVE THEM —BUT... WE FEATURE THE LARGEST VARIETY of QUALITY TOYS WITH REAL PLAY VALUE IN THIS AREA!
XR^mMmiMmmRniMmmMWnaWMIMllffNRMlMSMIMn 8 GP-20 'HO' MODEL DIESEL VISIT n MOTORING FREIGHT OUR SET TRAIN SET HUGE 6 faiM nnrl Ti;uk HUNDREDS OF SPECIALS 1JH Value *SI.:« VISIT OUR BOOKS 1 8 OVECIVFR I UNDER SET t Hobbies For Every Member Of The Family. $19.88 e R<>g. $i:t.oo "BIG T" CUSTOM PICK-UP KIT SCIENCE DEPL AND $ " » tin ftft ? GP-20 DIESEL 1H(« AND BKAUT1FUI, COMPUTE LINE OF | $25.00 910.00 8 Itegr. $11.01) LOCO GAMES 8 CHEMISTRY EQUIPMENT. i CRISSCROSS SET t Kefir. $'».00 $9.88 MODEL KITS FOR EVERY MEMBER n " $22.00 t) 10.00 OF THE FAMILY I Atlas Remote Control Switches 'A" UNIT OF HEART, EYE, EAR, HEAD, COMPfETK LINK OP DIESEL LOCO AND MANY ANIMALS. TRACK, I'AKTS & Motorized Bismark Model KeH. SI .(HI AUTOS Over 25" Long. only jj g Ship Follows A Piilteni I're-Sc< l»y You $3.88 | COMPLETE LINE OF BUILDINGS. TRACK. AND SCENERY FOR HO TRAINS. BUY 'EM § WHERE THEY FIX 'EM. WE GUARANTEE OUR TRAIN SETS. Expert Advice On HO Trains Available Eveninggs 7:00 to 9:00 3 LARGEST SELECTION i NEW GYM-DANDY OF CHARGER STUFFED | (SIMII.Alt TO IKISH MAIL) CONSTRUCTION SETS K- SI'KCIAL! — m s ANIMALS « One of Ihu few fnyr $ IN THIS Jj which I'xcrcisps tin1 H :IITII H n (1 shoulder AREA!
GIRLS • LOOK V LIFE-SIZE • REFRI- y FOR EVERY GERATOR MEMBER Mix And Match • SINK OF THE • STOVE CLOTHING SET DOLLS y y FAMILY! y COMBINATION (Less I).)!!) FOR I Yoiinpsli'r.M, SI'KCIAI,! v $33.00 VALUE Teenagers R Adults EVERY V SPECIAL! MR. ED Vi AGE V I $ 28 MILLE BORNES _ with a FRKB set of YACHT RACE pots ami pans! E The Largest Selection of Playthings and Hobbies In This Area V THE PLAY ! Walter Burd
STORE HOURS MUNICIPAL PARKING AT REAR ENTRANCE Nov. 26th to Dec. 22nd 118 ELM STREET Phone AD 3-0155 y Monday to Friday ... 9 A.M. to 9 P.M. | HANOI-CHARGE HANDI-CHARGE I Saturdays .... 9 A.M. to 6 P.M. J WESTFIELD TREE DELIVERY ?! December 24th . . 9 A.M. to 6 P.M. • QUANTITIES LIMITED • THE WESTPIEU) (NJ) LEADER, WEDNESDAY, NOVEMBER 21, I962> > REAL ESTATE FOR SALE • « REAL ESTATE FOR SALE REAL ESTATE FOR SALE REAL ESTATE FOR SALE
RANDOLPH- BARRETT & CRAIN C. B. SMITH, JR. HARRY H. MALLETT PEARSALL EDWIN O. EDWARDS WIEGMAN CO. Rratt«r • NANCY F. REYNOLDS UI:AI.TOU Realtors & RrnltorB AD 2-5050 112 Elm St. Mulll(>lr I.••>••* Mmbrra BUDGET WISE FRANKENBACH j Westfield Mountainside i INC. AD 3-55 5S :l iliMititula Atrnur. UrHttl^ld N-.-l » let \>r friMK. ju-st si vt-ry Realtor iiu*. h.-.nu- in Fr«nkH« S^h»»-1 DANKER & DANKER, i AD 2-1800 AD 3-1800 1 WESTFIELD IIF;AI.rolls ivstiioKsj ADamt 2-6609 a) i a. '1"« ('uty-'.MU foot living rwin. iJlnin^ roi-m. kitt-hr-n with SHACKAWAXON AREA Inc. 115 Elm St., AD 2~4700 of Tfa* * * * t'r^iikfast tKitik. siunrnoiii for H tine S>steu» • Irji ,>r TV room. Three IJLII- MODERN COLONIAL Realtor* — lasnront 302 Eait Brood Street | THREE BEDROOM COLONIAL i')"ti; s. t i l*'i| bat h. CIKTHJ; t-. T«x- Hrnbrn of NvUlple Llntla* A WILUAMSBURG BEAUTY- ..^ umlrr H00. |li.i*0i>. HltU'K front home built in 1054 •Ink ! $18,700 ur rnixni. :; p. rf. . I ! GOOD FOR THE MONEY illnitiK room, Ittrse Kitchen with 149 ELMER STRHT | Multiple I.l«tln« Sjmtrm i M-...V.--IH ii)!\iti)i...n, .'I • S<- If thf ' hrcukfuut lipiici', powder room $36,900 1 1 Sfulrh Plain*—S!ouBlalu*fd» l-ut-ii. S.-ivid- <9 t.u .. il.is.- (•.. and wcreen«*(l porch nn (lie flrt*t \ll (lie cbnrni rrrul^ii »»> 1 ^h.-ppii.c. Lu>- ihi« i-... v f.r J:.n- Stop payuiK rt-nt In U*03! Huy H:i> IVt-k'n •'« llllniti^lturK" >»r. 1,'pstairB urc thr«?** larKe YOU CHOOSE . . . A li.LfHls.,in.- .-pi it li-v.-l In.tn lii. I > ! "Ill <•! . Ul.illH J this twit mamtatn^d home in Irt'ums and Im t h with both WESTOEIP iliitt just n\f jciirs :tK'> (•>' " H.i.l.t K.-rn., to hit**' hrt-ti \Vii,s,-n S ' • >i our liti.-st tiuildiTri. I/K'at «k ulkhii; tlictHiuif to t-Mviu Six .•'ll RARING TO GO 1 (mill ( if.Vi) voiH|i(K-t ('»- TI., i.l- i!.i: i* attHt.hfd and heat Is econoiii- i' I tic <>ii :t Ki-rlu'li-'I la lie In the Mf luvt-ly II'JIIKH ;i vaii S^iiii.si.ir in t ;t 'it HUM l.i-ii u( it u ilace. (>u « quiet strevt. Tlil^ .ouM IM: the ri«lu h-'in IHJ-I;.-. '|1M \*r> Ni>«Tlnt, In- ll-. it>0. with ur \\'tMtfHl«i-Al"UIiiaii S»M tioii. 3 t.fiJriM.riiM, ^i-j Italic . .'.i int; j.]).iri-, prtiiiry ;»:i.l .!«,-' pri'i'ifty can n bbee ourrifiourrifill witwithh $21,900 i .nl nml -S.-..1, I. i'Illll l;iin il> room, jiort Ii, j-var i M<". •• Vnll* (•>• wall i ri rju ! - I vrr> rvusoiiahlf monthly pay U, y H rnniil*. Ihf tir*>t H*>"r |it p ri HI W.H ti.H.- VOIJ il a .I-.- ,ii the livmi; r>n»iti. tiinm- j m-ms \v Itj^a moUfst amount t- uiif h'tum' in tip-top eouOitlon. liifludfM a imihler br. WANTED QUICKLY I 5 BEDROOMS A Dutch <".,li.iii:il with the tu- if ii:- u n Hu. to M-i- IhDHi n uttil Itnth. Kin it 11 illttlnK nxtin > " ;*y ". \f; lips nil planted for Kpt injj. V(III' tht- •ft . . . *\f"ll K in'i:l> riii-r«- is a. larK** i-fi-while hv WYCHWOOD "hoiintl'M ttnttli" >' r I I I n s llu-otne itr'ipcrlli'B in ^'*-«ttl GRANT SCHOW 11 It all lilt' qUCMilH.H tin »' mi; rnoin with n brlrK llrn-r*-«-n-H mul niitii-rrinl. an iuiA thhnn .- nini< ; > "n rs i n make without IllCt i- u rau-d and hath. l.w-t h.ui..'. un u mvM ^-.H-I-.M,.- n in on*- of <>ur tost t>ny> I.II ,-oriu'r l..t. 'l'liv lrti.r-1 kit FOUR BEDROOM I NU 11' ;»ii>• Hi.n .-•• far a .A! PH ^•»t T" x 16'i l.fuuttrully land- .ifii'i. AI.i.v we have i hi* in .li-s-ltsn illi'lui|i'> ii .li-h llrrplncr. ohifV hVnrtit, "«•;.-! it r< u-rt - . , Vuur * ,. 11 > • iiiin-il liMHti-H in Kan wood. tu nlty of MtiOwinn voti t .•In r. .- I .- .- ! I- I I- r.vn.. an. n'iir Htl srhoulK. Th*T«- art- wlx ON THIS THANKSGIVING OLDER COLONIAL! nu i- TIIIN h.iiiii' IUIN 4 1.1.1 ••IIA I." hfnjirw "«(in true A. r«>«nit*. plus H rec ruom, »n«* AVht-n y-?u I n K |i *• c l I lie HI • >nis. l' truing, fiitnily r'.-.m Uro«»>r*' |(tn<- piiitr-llnu- l>iiMj •xmi all purport- room, and « DAY ])I>J]|'-H Wltll UH Wr; 1 I] In |t JIJll'l »-.li-r i ....Ml. uml J-iur (ami:. In l>4»(«k»l>4'l\ cfc II nd 4-jthfnrtw. full hjisniiPiit. I3»r«.no. Onv* Htn* WESTFIELD - $21,7001 1lir*-r "K V" >«lni)unH. || 'Mir--hHlf )>HtltH. Hard to niHtrd We arc tnnnhful for the many 1954 SPLIT LEVEL ( 1 iinri nf cujiKi- tli«-r<- arc ninny SCOTCH PIAINS SPLIT i tid» who hnv< tnatl* many mon- lur your pn- FOUR BEDROOMS i Hit* now f rl*Mi Ih-' luiv $48,500 ••IttiiN 1 IT' x IV) filiic |>rtli- ke in the fuluri'. orn kitolwn — living rooni (*JJ* v\rti lied room. biilh nPd CENTER HALL SPLIT x 12'fe) — full alze family dln- > $37,500 .V.-ll ,nllMni,!i-,l H)Ul V.,-1, *tfn-n^ct- »n lind, ('••iti)il« tr liiK room—large front neri-« ill f-uit)'>niry C«l<>nia 1 l>vi ill it 1 i.iiritsiined thro- liedrui.m h»m< Iin Hi I (here nrr (farrr nil I nut over lh«- lfn< In Hi-otcli JUSS farliiR R vvUV- '•Him- r pnrt-li — four bnlrouma r>n i Iv.sr^tifd inr t-;iHj living. 1 li lt>ld) nml |tl<*nt> «»f »iime Imilt hy IU-f'ii<>llii I'laiiis, thin lw .fi hoini- hduwtr iviiiK rnoni linn n dining til and iirduml". Th*- rninltrn - fiar- ond floor — third flour haM on<* g ronni with a pretty b«' MmuH ruom pluw Btoragi* — loi IK- IIIOIIITII kUclii-ii in HIM trie. tliiur pluii iiu)u<>r<-h ,'. n .... j w and u ftrc|>l:»<-«*. S»-pa- HARRY H. MALLETT I" i>i-'Iro'>in >MMllllKft- old (1(MJ »TK.> -- in 100' x EtJO' — beautiful lrrr*-nlli'ii room. Uundry AIM) Mnr> cnrrlnKr h «»«*•» him i hi.* " lthtstt-r-u Hll tiomi- If fut' llninn rtjom, K"<>nu wiKiiy biiilt-hiJ* atwl f.x nu<'. A buy at $21,700! HOLIDAYS I ittul » full |tHM>nicnt, Thr>'» «>nl«Hd Mlllllplr l.lallaic era Kufi- piny for tin- Mimll f. ir:in Is a 5-ton alr-t-oixJititim-i •trctty bedrmunN ami Uo tiled .l.iy w»- till y«ju m»ir»'? Lasted nil nnrf*. ilnrn hn* rnuMln FOR INSTANCE: Mrmbrr 4 BEDROOMS - Thin hmi(lMi)ii)i ly uif)KilM(til rtt<- >Tlth 'oiiinni'r ol4 •Mri>t«l«>u liatliM. Drfl> lot, tffen. (*»l«tnl« Xnlf. Ilratnl* fxiiTinr. Kasy walk to Krnrtt* till v llKK till the |-ftjui»it«-i hi.-Mr" «r«thrr \t,n-. T|if> A .-pa.i'Mis «-ntr:UHi- v»-nl ilml.- — for 1'iitfcrtuIniiiK - . • "wlifllifi WYCHWOOD ;• (i;i«-i«ius iitwt Kn«'1"lis . it's Ha- crowd Uoim> from *••»l $26,500 A lr.nu-nilf>u.« *:i.r, x K1.S llv. BRICK AND FRAME $59,500 "'•-1 hi inn nnH h«rnp hrnd hi-r r"«.m «itU a ilriplH*--- Ht llf> UiV rV»r tiit' li*)ii!iiiy ivmivUMh ht.-htnu )M>-I. 'T»n- I'-".- "I fiwl . . . (lm( a ^ lu rooinit . . . a '-i 1-athH. All s- Tlie "farm lunii**'*' ari-liiif't ur« RENTAL COLONIAL n*-Ki Miuiit r • HIII . l.uili In l«-ii y well nialntfi IIMII . , . un<) .-nr f ihLs iMitiif is a u-Mrm Invili* l U'.L >. . . . thiw to «.jY* r. w lih h i "U)til(-ii liy .i S|ini-!mis i> 1 >.t IT (inn to th<- lifiiuUfully 'li-i'.rat he fpr > nu, t»Mt! Six rtMUllf*. 1^ JiUlllH, jU»«t OV*T V ijualiiy 1M>ni.- in u line S<>uth A ill«ii kitchen with a n«««- tl by wi-il UVLT 2*io feet flcfp. lt»- d it i)'I maintain*')) liiurifir tli" ihif In Mountainside, DI-HI- ll-lii-«-Hll i'*r|ii.||n( a'. :•;, u tli 1 utu, 3 Medroom KAM'H tiuu^t' reur mrtfiHd i»«rt'li, UUelifii. «'i* nml (-HlhiK BpaiM . . . (Cor. Siordi »l BlM It. IIBUIH. In Hilitilli.ii thttt a, 3rH Hoor. Panelled <1th. »j.i t| Kl) Scotch Plains nt *H«,WK>. (Inci- Ircl Hoor. Thr*-*- 1ik-o bedroom* 1 ni.n-li (with rntrrtln-fM n(T tli' tlicr Mnlslied nx.m r.ri jni tin* l.«t floor; 29 foot liast-nicn FIVE BEDROOMS? dent KIIV v,'f> have a nice srlco- ' inMsU-r nuHKurCM I K,H x 11 Ili-vPinlitr 16 tli tci Juno 15th. U*v*.|. rrn|M-ny in ]«ri;e, »»i mi me room. k I t <• h *• ti iui'1 diiiini: rr»"t^i* lon of ranch 1IOUH*H in the tinl litrtce tilett - Imth upHtiil*-- FRANKLIN SCHOOL Well Mppolntpil A •room Colonial ' 3fi. flwnt-r trannftrrnl rt Htrcli-liinn Hri'dHK tin- en(lr(- 3(i,0OO-|35 00O HCftle at tilt prt-H* Mtmht'il f,-i>r«Kf, K»»» b»*Ht. hi HtM)t-tiimii. If >ou m THE OWNERS HAVE Khrnl.b»*(l. Witlk to (M-IUM.I :m>i WYCHWOOD SUNROOM-DEN ON 1st tllmU', u t?.f* x I 2 (Ivii anil down \Vn> un on nut- II** nf tklna» Inu-n-slnl lit HnillnK n-al vi'i, stntl'Mi. Ju*.t reduced to i'ZiJtGto. f ruin I he 1< lichen a ljirwre pirn- fur which we urr ;i'Hi you call ua li.f fti GONE SOUTH $62,900 & $66,500 BASEMENT RECREATION pitiiflU'd rvt* rent Inn r(»nrn with IM (hi- rrl<-nd«hlp uf folk** IvttiB room with ftroplace, un tht-r ili'lnll^. 11 wi't Im r, H Kopiirutt1 I ii u i!'I ry C. B. SMITH, JR. Ilkr VOL I I'4 x 15'4 dining room, a don, lit IT, \vt> tan fiiHily show Hits Two Jmi>rennlve hoineH of Km,'- BOXED BEAM CEILING iltt-livn. puroh and 1 tiled Imtlin. DELIGHTFUL CHARM 1 remm (a nlci» «TU-1, HIMI U wnrk- rt til mitiiiiulni-ii ranch horn** lu HBII ii f i II I t f <• I u P e on lar«»- room . . . Realtor roil ruin, f nrli with hi*rvanl'n VING ROOM BOOKCASES 2-car attar>h<*fl Karate, i'?' x you M your convenience. It's UpHlulr« mi ii second l*-vfl ' *"ember hvltlfle I.tXtair Jtifli about perfect for ihe couple HecuUM' of rtftnl t ranuft-r, ihi- Imdlt oupan LIZ AND EDDIE SPLIT (\to' plot. GIIH heat. Aim out nt*w i»w neiH »pt ofTerlnK lhl« wry GOOD SCHOOL LOCATION 1 wo IHTKO ho;" roimiM HIHI H np»- til Central Aft, AP 2-ISM who warn tho (»ften dlnvuHKco 1 uriittlufi'. H*-c It Boon. ultriirilvt; humi for «a)«'. h«- clnUH. wholly tiled Imth.; nml. (iMiimlrn nrvri- liM ii HO V««HI. "yrnrlouM It vine" on u tinriull 1 MAY WE HELP? • m tin- tlilrt! Ifvfl, t«'n ji'l'll- wt*al« with a minimum of effoitl ratfd t*n iv clrol* In Hcotch vrnlMirat A nrw M hrd rouni. t Mt bn t h PARKWOOD IMuinn, it IH HKHUred niinlrnurti floiuil bvrirfiriniK unil iintithfr 4|tar» Cnlftwrll AD 2-R387 The living r<*<>m la u tlfcorul-ur'w llJ'Ml hiiMi . . . (ratTlf a ml ft corr^apumlltifc *ic- Ituth rormnn WH»-iniH ri riimtl)- riiiiiii whli ttnttiiu* dii'Hni ... do let UH *how you. To ri'prut — many, many (los- $31,900 (*tu»it'f local Ion iimuns other of jjrivacy. N*-Mr n rrrrfii- EDWIN O. EDWARDS C. II. Smith, Jr AU 3-3403 brli'k nrrplni't* (thrrr'M uniMhrr ranch limnt-n ninny of which ar*1 , rtrcit which Avlll uppt'ul lr.» rtrt. Oolontiil In atmunph*rt. J3J,$uo. trie rhlMren. Thf lioube l« ftiur --t'nr itttnrhr^ Knrntff • anil tiil. fort-rd »lr h**:tt — . uT (he hrnt kltchrhM Wf'vr Nt-cil how window and llrt'plare. Kf|i- AD 3-5555 100 TREES 1 STOM: KHONT In a lf»»K tlmr, rumplrtrl? ihrnr TIIIN ra mil I* tmly i >w '- ft rait dinltiK ruom ami larK<- In nnk nlth rlr<>trl«' hutlt-ln^, nn.«'(|rnomn, ntif full bath WlnlfrrJ III .K KdTTardda AD 2-5470 $39,900 niirlh Hldi-. n utir rH(imntl»n nt and r»n«'-half bath off thf man- Clnlrr llarker Al> ^.S3(tn llvltiK room with (In^hice, full * larKC IIVIIIK rc.im «itt- 'I I*T iH-ilroom. At irrft'lu H>v«l u Kl.lr Cbnpln Al> It-nSDH ilinlntj rt>umv jijoiltirn kitchen hut-iilmr llr.'i>lai'r. full »li'*f On n i|ult>« rlrHr n( IIIKII attuchrd. piirufcp, iiKrd-t«»p drlvr- Ini; r.mm. kit. Inn mills ->i'1 irKP pinf punrll^d family r"*>n V, 1'rrr.li.n Urn PI. n-zoi2 A u HI lociitrd :l liodrn o ni ric vutlim U thU Mimtttmi*, HAPPY THANKSGIVING way, I'pHtnti'H jire 3 1 wln-Hl area rt sjia.-ioiis l..-.ln>iirii' iv JUST RIGHT ..illi half luilti IH «n mlil eft f **n- Rll»h» lit'drnctniH. I im nmstfr IM lii'.tK - 1 I. l.iitlix. Til'- li'.rof Ut I '*• Hire. With u full liaHi'ment. ut - TO EVERYONE I 1 1 L'(l V I K.V l*lr(lT. I'-CMT ifU- Jrphlar IHIrlrh .. .. AD ,1-1620 "»tri>-»lo*vn" llvfnic ro«i» IN 1 FOR A BIG FAMILY ciTiimU* til* l.Hth, oil H lea in i-«Bc. I'll nty t>f trf«o«. ShncKu- liAi.-m.-.H. --rt-wli. l< p-« lut'tiert pnrnm* iiml i'xtcrit»r rc- ni OK I nf I nti>( I vo with MM I'rrhitpH ulotlKNMr >-unr h(it>ir 1* h«-ut. l.ifi' i|t>t>p, •nlindCMl lot. ('< niH x<>n Ltrmle .srhovl only a rlriull liri'akiTi. «'"t tl«" »' $42,500 •t-niiy pitlntrd ihfM hi»mf i» it lirfi-k ttrfpltK'c ivitll nml II lol wtirtlt tlii,iiKiinln>l,r you huvr thf Inn,! nml tvmilri Ilkr Inforltilitlon on ] Kl.l.. U .nliaiio-.l >viH>!" So mlnilruMy lucutcd Unit Moth- itilJt>Luliiic-^' fliiKMit>m>ltorvl i ttr I., Wlr|tni«» an l»o uHnumi'ri. f«n, I 3 hlUhH full liUHCllUMil, KUH rnsr t.unhcH "ii a lot m.a er nt-^'il niivttr lit* :i t:tx l-. mmib-illvldrt ll,i\<- hullilrr heal. I 1 v I ii g room fireplace.. s i ( i| l In illrr nrnl "t litt». All iii»h. 1"» x I *' ^"^ i »K^ '' • SpaclouKly iirriinK " iM- trmUtluh . . . 1(3* llvtiiK room «tiit" |tnrtl%>M. The kltrlii-it IN Sri- ua IM* wrrk. nf altrm-llvr h.>i">' '"' " . . . h(»Htiltiiblf (llnlns room . . . in ml or n, IIIIN HIIIII'V ujil<»re( Tl'l>Olt OVAl. rtittn )"U Mill wlnli tu I a kitchen th*- wimiv (auitly will JAMES J. DAVIDSON pli-liire ^vlnilow nn«t ItrfitU- Allirrl II. C. U'lrKiilitn ,\l> 3-M.VI Homorlco, Inc. LmiklllK f«f T 4 hl - . II. cuntfrfgatt' tn. lU-tlrunmN K»- tt\ni nr-cn. Dlnhm n*mn iitul tmlliH on lowly strci-t? Thlw r<-- SHORE INCOME PROPERTY lort" . . . bathrouniH lit the l\iG'2 A onilnnnl linmvlliidinpc «*r- HKAL KSTATK A INSt'llANCK D*»wilf r room nr<* nenrti>, <-nlnt«'d frfint-to-hmk iradttinn—3 of them plus a hiv. rlri1 nvnttnblr vrlthout ehnrKe t'|i twtt NtciiN tir<* tliriM- U*MM! Kpllt IKIK !UTI;O living ro(m\ with EARN YEAR'S SALARY HIKI'I! tinli-oiiniM nml Inn KxcHlent liiiHemont. 15ft' lot. In- to fhv nroMpectlvp horn* bax«r. fiii plait'. fiimlly nif.*- dining IN JUST TEN WEEKS fcni-clluli of thin Jiomt; la a njuHl 3 BEDROOMS, H4 BATHS rimm ntul Hcl^actKVJti hen with Jf you netd dpucf. •re ear ad on page a MIKI'II, linn plt'tlit** wlflniv K«»tid I'jitliiK yjuieo, nil Jiint r<- uMli |miiMH, I.Ivr nt (h** Khorr hiiNfim>ti< in r**nt|t' n "<1ronttt- StuiikiiiiiaNrlik mill In rue pancllei) "rt'c" nmtu, 411> UCNN fur ^,.MM) riiMh. Kill I itrlir PEARSALL 1 1 BRAND NEW r f* v r r n t I » n room, unnnv franiv hililt in P. ''4. Hn-.'ill ly ' (1 H 1'atli. Kxtrax »t1,«HH). 'IVn4-li«TH or rclirfd «- In JitMt trn & chlldrf II*N ttltiyriMiiii. lltinnt' i.l inirih. rrli't-il at S2'.i.!'0l>. 41!" 4-xhiuiHt fun. witll-to-u-nll 4 BEDROOMS - : YES, WE HAVE Uiioatiul ctiiNc lu all nrlindlx; (M roimdelf|> nlr cniiitMliiu- rrln.lj.nl.- only. Mntr anrl dlHlnviiHliiT. t'lo.**- Arri-N/Hnj'trniMl nrr n Mrrvlnx FRANKENBACH hln nit brlok holm* cun In- y.uirt. nl nml litiN *%(ill 4«i t«nll t'i|f- All U-11^7 Inir llrxltili* to .IUIH- :i«. S2!»,9«ft Itiflit lunrbrn. noilnM, (nkr-nu< nl.il. Only 7 y(Mii*M oil). DEN - 2-CAR GARA« RENTALS! n Junt G't iluj-M. l-'lrst llm.r coti- |>flftiK. I'1.\fl(lnir uiif iic-f> AP ^-i*2Ti•*. orilrrn. /iinlnR Mill ni»t prrnil* I.e. illiiM it living room nml t'oli»- pint «ltll 1(K) frei-M. -Ml l( nti>- tithrrw In ronir In. Wr hnvc 1'Njnr JHTK.' liftlrofiniH, jilus Hill firtliliwo, I! twIn-Hlzi- hi'il- rut I ft*ni*r mill «i i • "till fi'M- Inn pert rd nntl luiv*' plrliirrM. ilr.'HftlliK rmini ami MfWlnu rnntn If yvu are not alrvndy »»» our •OUII1B, >*ITfl'IHMl pilffll. 1XIH1 11 ilrt'ii'N pln> liouxf. Iti tifotdt HUM t'lin )r what you iUfhwMHhi-r; up»talrn in HnnthiM M ll»«ft .«... Cnin n Alt 2-»l(VI tliro\v fnilit McmiittilitMl'l^'N H. CLAY FRIEDRICHS, Inc., Realtor tl*-ptl . . . how many hud room H ii'ilrimni Kii.l t;«i.»I( 0-14(14 O'k* t«i off IT y«>u jimt Jnmra A. Clarpnntr.. . .NSB-T8Z1 ivitlt will! uvrti mid tllKhwitHlii-r \va>-H Jn rp Minium kltchrn with rntlnir ami pn\vuiil«*r run tlm»-B It IH not availableilbl , liliutt, Mr.. AirttllA W. At> 3T3-T7I7M 1 It I FIRST FLOOR DEN dlthwnnher 1*1.IN Inimtlrs room 1 we urf nlway» happy t Mini IIINI llitur TV rrmin. liuniK*' I.** iittuclu-il. tlvc mt;rltn of renting VITBUM KfrtM'nt-il porrh. '-•-ear l*«i»v luatinm c-st ait.I mxn \iml.r J4T0. buying. WRSTFIRLD $17,900 h ii I Ii ti ml It It l*c bed rooniH. K%- U $4S5OO ccMrni «*»HH1., tmnird. |IOKH., nil M. A. MFRCNER AD t-7650 OLDER HOME WILSON SCHOOL AREA Hf-nltor — Inftarnncr GOOD .SCHOOL AREA MODERN SPLIT LEVEL MS Dudley Coart AD 3-4140 MAPLE HILL FAHMS . Onlfl 20' LIVING ROOM $26,600 THREE BEDROOMS Kt I>. Ilnll -AD 2-0M4 ri- is tli'- nmjpual - ;i tic w.r luiin'- In it well \»\-,\ Idlnhpil TO wi'Y. HKI.I BASICAUT .•r unit. UcatitiCul ITit'ik-.-j' '"'• Spiit-lfMis* . l>:irni with rr.-rea- are you riddled TWO CAR GARAGE 1 BRAND NEW I Imiir. J. Davliixia... AD 2-1081 I nmin phis p.'irttMly t-ninplcti* liiis.tmnt playronm ton. Tlif-" INVEST, by real estate HOUSE RE-WIRED my li.dr.>..ms ami tllvil balh on Sml l*-v.l. l'.>wd11>- Npnvth AI> .1-S172 . . . iiml bf tin- vi-iy iiTM d> liuvn tlonc for mimy JPIITH; luis ii lot uTf llviitlil e urt'tk 'f* *' lining runiii with I'ulonln) phitr $30,200 Clint TurUfi- W*H-SOT:I fii-outiy ll . . . let im j*hti\v you money. plume M.A.M.! rail. nioit<-tiili!<'. run (llnlnn room, i-m-lnsi-il Sumo up' In tin- IIWHT brai'kiM* llully pllu- pmi.M.il l.ii.-i-nunl LiMi.-riMiH lii-ilni.iniK Miirl I w 11 Imtli). uirli » ti-i'ii-iiKi rilriMl off from (lie forties" up . . .. M. A. MERCNER niinli nn.l :-rar Kiir»BC. Oil' j' rnuilK full Al) U-I'.IMUI. luilr.i,,ni un.I lKitli ,.n Ih.' iil.t lli.or. !...t;il..l |,, !h, [,| ..|,i S,)i,,,,l Mr miter ON "PARTRIDGE RUN" ;it i-ii .MI a favorite pti icl. llrnltor minili,,. oC «hr Httitin li<-al. WrMtHrlil-l'^nntToml- ilAIIV Hill < -rilnllllll. lu-il- Wrutnrlil Multlplr I.lntlriK anil l $42,900 Short walk m ltuosi'vclt Jun- cotch I lntn«-Sfountnlnnlde Chamlirr nf CnmnrKf ior ) IH; li. IliiUlnlt Mating Syatrm cinitr. IWHII. iii:ilin(!!iiiy plii.v- 1 you nuiy be r ii TUI-J * IT"., l^.w sir*. Al In inn iif mir «'U«IIM' MIHIM- ininNlilr liH'tttlonM. IN MIK H. CLAY FRIEDRICHS, Inc. ll-l-tr L'-.lnnn. iniitltMiiu «1t»ti- ( ..L.tilnl. IllvAll (lit — ll.r iHctl? «liMi>rnt«il lu(,-- rl.tr tlivlitiliN IWr iM-Or.M.itii in wFOim find :t iMitltM, uiinrllt-it IIIMI. I, Wrntllrtll !M Siullh Avc".,'l We Have Rentals .{nliiUNlnl piirrh nml rrcrfi*. RIGHT OVER THE LINE AMI'I.H I>A11KI\<1 Hornet For Sale wtnnlrtl rrdr > itr«l 1« ln-'H' In tin- Hrn.-kHlilv iirr.. i»r rriin- 3 BEDROOMS And Will Build <-m>t|i;!i t*i IM* II Ulnl «-!»»••- — KTCH. Onlr — r.-rtt. Ut y.'iir --Id «-Iwdro'-nt C"- NO PREMIUM FOR tiliir\. We'd llUc ti» tell )ini .lilflv Vtislti. A I) .1-1171) li>nlii 1 w itii JiiltuiHf«- i»>n'h IH.-b l.lilutlti' LIFE IN THE COUNTRY ! mure. IIIII> «rf ri. T-ASHt svi...d-luiriiiiiu' lln-idiicr. (x.wd.j FIVE BEDROOMS 2 FULL BATHS luiv ll.iolhr A II 2.0NN0 ••t»itin an'I -Tii r cam L r. 1!'« Ir VILLANE & SONS, Inc. .M'mt M<*r:uire.... •-w ...H.Mtl-.n. KIT d.-llvt-n • TIL.-V MnUlilillllHlilr ..Vvil.-V» l.ivi llfltr Vlnntiitt>n . . •lKlit ;4ft«r ihc lu'llilays nt !<•»?- $20,700 Ih.'lr rural n(i»»i<|ili> n' "ill AD 2-4850 AD 2-0779 AD 2-9047 'Mfili Sl'S.fMln, Tills Is a rt'iil l-'.illr K'llrnt.mH <:"•« X 1-' IIIU".- rmnplrti- l.iiii s.rvk'c toi 11n-ir liai-Kuln. l.r 1.,-ilriM.mi micl t«-o luttlis "" Mi'hmtl i-hllilnii. l-'or <-..ntimtt iiiM 1 lloi.r. I.IUH .'illl lii'.lnii.in «'"' I}>••>' nuiy use tlw: I.m-Kawjiniia h nn :inl f"ui>r. rr.mi Suiinuit tti" ('rr>'SK bilcvn rr.ini lln- hluliwuv AD 2-5800 •II'I.III.K' n siinri.'.m. |i"«il'T wlili-h In lilsllv r.iii II.MI l.y i:ir. THE JOHNSON AGENCY, INC. \Mhutiuli itm«> IM'MI-*. luist Mil (i-Tn;i:i • in. \y X -II' living IM.M11 »M' The n-li.-lilii>rli»i.il Is m:iih- mi tin flu.-.-. 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