Of Cranford Days 1962

Cranford Gift Days Today, Friday, Saturday

Vol. LXIX. No. 19. 6«eend Clan Foitaga Paid 4 Sections, 40 Fages CftANFORp, NEW JERSEY, THURSDAY, MAY 31, 1962 At Crtnford. N. J. TEN CENTS of Cranford Days 1962

Cranford Days1962 Dedication ration Schedule of Events Speaker To Run Thursday Congrcsswoman Florence P „.'-••" Thursday, May 31s* 'z. Dwycr (R 6D NJ) will be princi- 10:00 A.M. — 4:00 P.M. Exhibits at Municipal Building Cranford Chamber of Commerce pal speaker at the dedication of Through Sunday 8:G0 "P.M. Fashion Show, Dressmaking ° Leshner's and Cranford Days Com. Cranford's new Municipal Build- . i Cranford Days 1962, the township's 14th annual com- Contest at DramaticClub ing at 11 a.m. Saturday. The cer- munity celebration, will get.under way today (Thursday) and Shoppers Night — Downtown Cranford Chamber of Commerce emonies will be one of the high continue through Sunday with a varied program of events, Business Section lights of the.Cranford Days fes- special'features of which will include formal dedication cere tivities and. the public has heen F.Htrayf June 1st monies for the new Municipal Building and new Public Library] invited, to. inspect the new build- Mayor Nicholas S. LaCor 6:30 A.M. — 8:30 A.M. "Salute to Commuters" #Lions- Club, ing between 10 a.m. and 4 p.m. g, chair- I j_ _\ ______Saturday. - man of the Cranford. Days 6:30 P.M. — 7:00 P.M. , "Salute to "Computers".' /women's Aux.^Cranford^lits A flag raising ceremony, con- rary Committee, have issued per- /Cr^hford Chnmbjôf Coîhierce 10:00 A.M. — • 0:00 P.M. Exhibits at Municipal. Bldg. .• • A . • • ...... '.•• '•" Photo bjr sonal invitations to -towns- . 5:00 P.M. — 0:00 P.M. FirsJLAltLSquacLQpen House CRANFORD DAYS STYJEES?-^ -Mayor and Mrs, f lhE 7:00 P.M. — 'Otnu y.M,. Shoppers 'rp6lights'' >rte-and-âftford-^>ays^J^hiHrmiaR~lloward M. Siege! tircd-iir 'appropT»TEe~Gay Nineties • <• ; . *' rMv—-—3rOO~AiMf-^—Granford—High—Schoot^Bra shown attiTe^^nêeping7wlth~rtEe~Gfiny"NiHettes theme proclaimed costumes. ' . . by Mayor LaCorte for the four-day community- celebration which ISuntlay Gongresswomjin Florence P, Dwyer will be the principal speak- Saturday, June 2n begins today (Thursday). • ~""~ . D.r. Deborah Partridge. Wolfe, _^ ji = • • • 1^ ~ -^ chief of education for the Com-er at the Municipal Building dedi- 9:00 A.M.— 12. Noon Field Day at Memorial Field CrmiToTrcHsflosters Club Wlttee on Education and Labor of cation at 11 a-m. Saturday, nnd Dr. 9:30 A.M. . Flower Arranging Contest aatt Cranford Council of Garden'-Clubs tlftf-MQUsp of Representatives and Deborah Partridge Wolfe, chief of * ; — —-Municipal Building Mayor's PtadamMion a memBe>>ôf , the faculty of education for the. Committee on 9:30.A,M. ^4-30 P.M. "Country Fair" at Cleveland Junior Service League Queen's College", milbe principal ^ducatiorr and Labor of the House of Representatives, will speak, at ••-•••- •-.-,- School" ••--'-— Every year the residents of the Township of Craniord speaker at the dedlbanw^gf the new" . Craniord Public Libri the* library dedication at 1:30 p.m. •10:18 A.M. — in:dS AM pause to_comfflefflerate-imd-celebrate Craniord^s cultural "Sunday. - " ^ ; prints and K-Nine at North and'civic progress. , - Forly--jQcal firms arid organi- Union Aye. Through the medium of Cranford Days, the youth zations have^sctûp exhibits for 10:00 A.M. — 4:00 P.M. Exhibits at Municipal Bldg. Cranford Chamber of Commerce of yesterday, today and tomorrow meet in a spirit of fun the second annuaTê«ioford Days and pride to share with each" other the joys of the past Exposition sponsored by uffr-Cliam- 10:00 A.M.— 4:00 P.M. . Open House at Municipal Bldg. ( and the present and the hopes and dreams of the future. (Music by Recreauon "Band •': •— ber of Commerce," which will I do hereby proclaim May 31 through June 3 aS Cran- (Continued on Page 2) 10 a.m. to 11 a.m.) - . . ford Days 1962. In celebration of the Towiishlp of Cranr. 11:00 A.M. Dedication of Municipal Bldg. . Red Cross, Women's Assn. of Cran- -ford's 91st birthday, all residents are directed to appear at V ford Realtors,, S|oy Scout Troop FLORENCE F. DWYElR scheduled events dressed-appropriately in the style of the Three-Day 10:30 A.M. —- 5:30 P.I#. Alrt Exhibit at Memorial Green Cranford Creativ^ Art Group ducted by Capt. N. R.rFiske Postr Gay Nineties. It is further directed that all businesses 2:00 P.M. , Cake Walk Exhibition at North YvetteV;»anee Stildio |, 335, VFW, will be hcjd at 10:45 shall be decorated accordingly and that all saJes.personnel Sales Ev^nt '—— •••• ; ' • • Union Avenue . y\ ' 1- • %).';•••.: • "' *'" a.m. in front of the building, with shall be dressed in the fashion of that day. , •>'.."' : music by the Craniord Recreation re, tended. Sunday will mark^tKe start of a •0$ At Exposition in the Cranford High School gymnasium Friday night from 9 p.m. to tribute boutonnieres. - an- 35,000-mile trip mxJund the world Barnett's, Bell's Pharmacy, Berg- 1 The second annual Cranford 2 a.m..' From 5:30 p.m. to 7 p.m., wom- nounced this week that 13 floats Births in the state have been infor. A. L. Hodfle/6r 414 Manor ave- cn Camera Êxchange, Breen's, Days Exposition sponsored by the Buster BrowTi, Cranford Bootery, The theme, chosen by Eileen Gill and Burton W. Longenbach, en • commuters and tho wives of have been entered in the annual creasing at the rate of 103,000; a nue, associate^rnanager of gas pro- Cranford Chamber of Commerce cess development for the Newark Cranfor,d Radio, Deb n' Heir, student and adult decorations chairmon, is "Manhattan Skyline," with the men commuters will be hon-competition. year since 1951 and school en- will be open to the public "on the ored on the return trip to Cran- Labonj>t6ries of the Linde Co., Di-Fern'ff- Furniture, Goldberg's tho gymnasium decorated to de- Mayors of area communities rollments will increase another 20 ground level of the Municipal ford as the Women!s Auxiliary of visjan of Union Carbide Corp. Men's Shop, Harrison's, Jay-Mar. pict the scene as it would appear will serve as judges. In addition percent in t-hriiext five years, Mr. Building from 10 a.m. to 4 p.m. the Cranford Elks, under the di- urpose of the trip will be to Also Jody Maida, Leigh's, Lesh- from a New York penthouse at to Mayor Nicholas S. LaCorte of Best declared. today- (Thursday), from 10 a.m. to rection of Mrs. H. Raymond Kir- Inspect and study progress in steel ner's Fabric Center, Martin Jew- 0 p.m. Friday and from 10 a.m. to night. Other adult chairmen as- Cranford, others present will be • "The-cumulative impact of thesj wan, present corsages. Mayor Burr A. Towl, Jr., of West- factors indicates an increased' centers . of the \vorld and to de-elers, Robinson's, Seager^s Drug 4 p.m. Saturday, featuring 40. ex- sisting Miss Gill and Mr. Longen- liver, papers on iron and steel de- Store,. Shapiro's Department Store, hibits by local firms and organiza- bach are Mrs. Sumner' Sweetser Held, Mayor I. George Casabona of education by 1067 of of Garwood, Mayor William J. mately $200 million Un- velopments before interested Scher's Drug Store, Sportsman's tions. Set by Churches and Mrs. Paul Penvenne. s provided, groups. Shop, Stuart's, Swan Drycleaners, •1 . Stuart McFadden, ehairman of Stroll on Green, Ahem, Jr., of Kenilworth, Mayor less increased state oi Announcement was made this Over 300 bids have been sold over 90 percent millibns Mr. Hodge, who has, been in- Townley Shoes, Towne Shoppe the exposition committee, re- for the Prom, at which the Glenn William

Page Two CRAWFORD (N. J.) CITIZEN AND CWROKtCLE-f IITTRKDAV. MAY 31. Ififi2 classrooms and over f>7,00(> wen-1 $03,000. 15 Local Scouts Win Events unending school aw ;i partriimi-! "We arc roricoriU'd not only ^'ith-_ Ijii.sis.- .- • I th<> u.-x imjiact IJUI alxi \silh llu- "While it Is true that the .ivei ;ine j•fiic'L lJ-ra.; youri^sti:is vvilh yood At Operation Muscle Buildei totul tost of education in -N'ev.1 rniiicis ui'J skills may be ilc-pr ived of-a iJiVod 1'iiucuiion because tney Fifteen scou's" from Granford and Kenilworth captured first place Jersey is $508- per pupil, which piits this state- mmlns. the lop threw- hu.p.))ei: -to live iif tLTi- wiony(taxiriH in n variety of physical fltnfess events last week-end at the- Western in the ' nation, averages can l>c; district," Mr Ui-.st stated.' 1 1 District Campkrce of Union Council, Q.S.A., :it Bonnie Mruo Farm, very mlslciidinK.' ' the spuakri as- TIIL* prop(-/seil state school aid Milliniiton. . ;r- ... se'rted. He said tlicif' were f)0* program' uinjd provide. §91)7,(100 The enmporee, namod "Operation Muscle Bui)der,V was.conducted school districts that spent less ihun lor CJi^mfoid as compared to in eonjunct'on with the new em- $400 and 100 that .spent over $423,000 now received, S2fxO,0OO phasis being put on physical flt- asinki, Troop 178;, 15 years, Jack The iiverami tax, fur schools for Spi'iiiKfield as compart'd svi',1) Buy Si'uuts uf Anier Xeidy, Troop 177; (iUO-yiua war, New I.Terji£y. is 1.4.7 percent (jf true, the prcst-nf ' $1-28,000,, '$S71.000 ica. Mori- than 3!>0 scouts, ex- 11 yegrs. William' Iîrkemeier, valuj^ffiere nve 57 school district*:! Summit as compored with 'plorers. and leaders attended, Al- Troop 176; 13 years, John Bodriar, where the school tax" is less tlian' 0W>-,-....itnd $323;OOO for l\iiU- bert England and Richard Hlne Troop 170. J.OO percent-'.and 96 \^hereit is burn as compiit'Wl-Av-Ufo $211,000. camporee co-chairmen, reported Standing broad jump;.1.4.years, over 1.90 percent. These variation^, Mr. Best virged residents who Cranford and Kenilworth win- C. Palasin.sk'ri-TTdei5'l78; 15 years, occur in spite of the fact thut the may be concerned by the increas- ners in each event and age cate- st&te rnaJce8..so(Tie effort at equtijj- ing property taxes and the need for Jack Leidy, Troop 177 running ; gory were: t Push-ups, 12-year- broad jump', 11 years, Jack Sizer, zntlon by payrhft- froW' $)5d -pev- pmulditfg- adequate*,, t:d,'u,c^,tior|-.- for old, category, Kirk .Foltz, Troop Troop 178; 13 years,• H. Ervine, pupil to th,e wealthier districts to all youngsters to ask for pronii>t 75; 15-year-old, Robert Davidson Troop 178; 14 years, C Palasinski, over $180 per pupil in 18 of the action on school aid by the State TrQOp 177. . poorest .districts. . Tax Policby Commission and urge IN NEW HOME — Mr. and Mrs. Clifford C. Smith recCTTfly moved Troop 178, and 15 years, Robert Pull-ups. 11 years, Paul Maffey, '. Photo by Bernen Studios the State Legislature to support Into their, newly-purchased home at 101 Mohawk'-drive, shown Wilson, Troop 177. Mr. Best said Cranford spends Troop 178; 12 years, Danny Ca- Swimming activities were held AUTHENTIC ATTIRE — Members of the Golden Age Club are $432 per pupil or 1.35 percent of a real program of increased state, âbove. Mr, Smith is associated, with "tWs-father. Chnrlcs A. Smith, ruso, Troop 78; slt-ups, 11 years, under the direction of Lester Wil- "shown dressed in keeping with -Mayor Nicholas S. LaCorte's true value. • Thl£ xomparos with aid. paiiWtn-Trn«i~decorator. •• th;s, property was Multiple Listed by S. Brooks, Troop 80; 12 years, G. llard, John Shields and Chris Pet- appeal to local resktente-::to-âppear at Cranford Days events $4.90 (1.56) in Springfield, $609 During the question-and-qnswer Mary'Knierim and sold by Evelyn Rettino, both of the G. E. How- Pilot, Troop 83 (Kenilworth); 13 erson. A demonstration-on wrest- "dressed-appropriately in the style of the Guy Nineties." Left to (1.17) in Summit," and'$706 (1.03) period which followed, Mr. Best . lnnd Realtor office. years, X Friedman, Troop 75. ling was presented, by six mem- right in the'picture, are Mrs. Robert YounK, Mrs. Margaret cle in Millburn., supported a sales tart over an in- dash, 13 years, Pefer bers of the Cranford High School Grau, Mrs. Myrtle Royce and Mrs. E. V. Kohler. . ^,- Some districts, the Speaker said, come tax for additional' revenue Robert Bizznro, rector of Trinity Gladis, Troop 78;. 14/years, C. Pal. wrestling team. Marlln Sieg pre- are more blessed with children because.most surveys indicate that tlian with, property. Cranford; for it wilt be more acceptable by the Episcopal Church,' for Use* amoity. sented a demonstration on tfse of Junior Chamber, of Commerce. brackets, business interests also Hedenberg Wills Instance, .has $20,000 of real pro-public and' it could be collected, needy eommunioants. JW£_Heden- oral nieces and nephews. scout staffs in physical fitness pro- Thirteen floats havi' been entered would pay the salps tax, and the perty for .each pupil in school, by the present state tax^collection S10,000 to Needy borg's will wa^MGdTiast Thursday RojMg^MacBean of Westfleld irams.^lc to compete in-the carnival, which burden of collection, record keep- whereas Springfield has $40r000, department at a cost of.loss .thin with Unjoir'County Surrogate Eu-~ was appointed executor. > Hfe and "The Hov,' CISi'RTaft wHl k&. held from 3 to 6 p.m. Sun- ing and administration would be Summit, $48-,0OO, and Millburn- 1 percent. • gene "Jf. Kirk. .'.',/.'. " ",,.'• .;••• ri Hedenberg were partners in abisiatie pastor of the' Cranford day at "fitomghegan Park. There less upon the individual and state, This bequest was one, of many the Hodenberg-WtaeBean Agency, Methodist Church,, conducted pro« will be an antique enr exhibit at and would be borne primarily by A sum of-$10,000 was left by individual-bequests provided in lite,, 126 South avenue,, east, until testant services, nt the camporee the park prior to thefloat compe- the businessman. • • Edward L. Hedenberg of Cran- his will- The bulk of the estate^ Mr Hedj^j^Fei;rred^Tha.flrHdjîTh m 1tt5"~oit Sunday. Catholic scouts tition, and the afternoon^ . iy:.o.- v gram also will include xanoe races --.Unsaid objectives of the NJMA ; ford, who died. Mtfy -7, to the Rev. was left to relatives including soy- Is ifoXS'operated by_ Mr. MacBeanr attended ehjjfeh in BernardsviHe. plan are To place, lhp cost of gov- YOUR OWN FULLY AUTOMATIC eadership ond demonstrations by Explorer Scouts.. ernmenT~on a souhcTer~an<3""'more the-eiranford First" Aid equitable basis and to give impetus Squad provided medical attention. Local churches will hold special to'industrial development and thus family services Sunday, morning create new job opportunities in iiv connection with 'Cjrantorg Stays. NfrwJTerscy1L:l^ Among those assisting ; Pep up your budg»i. Spies your s tegei on the cranfordTJays qomf —In -recommending tlu^ basie-4ax food buying with the »up»r values mittee have bên. Alfred' Frlgola reforin-^NJM'A does not retreat featured in ev»ry department al as assistant chairman and the fol-from its. lohg-trcscorded urRings of Only $J|.96 PER •• KURTZ MAJftKET. • Theu» spe- A gift of $05 was given to Boy Scout Troop 79 by its Mothers' lowing committee'heads: ( the need for all possible .economies" MONTH * — Jft cials* augmented by hundreds of in state and local government, Mr. everyday low prices', lower lho- Club at a meeting at the home of Norman Roden (last year's gen- 4 cost of a big cartful of your, fav- Mrs. Raymond Cregar, 11 Brook- eral -chairman), dedication advis- Reimers declared.' INCLUDES orite foods and make it far more dale road. The gift brings the to- er; the Rev. Arnold pahlquist, , Mr. Best pointed ouf that'pro- palatable to your puree. So put- tnl donation this year to $140. church participation; Rodman perty taxes have increased from BACKED BY 16 YEARS OF CULLIGAN Harrison, contests; Mrs. Frigoia, $363 million in 1960 to $900 million Bome Bplce In your shopping —•• Mrs. Malcolm Mackenzie was SALES^ftND SERVICE lihop KURTZ MARKET for excit- installed as president; Mrs. Harry costumes; Mrs. Earl Shea, decora- in 1961*. Although state aid .in- ing values every day. Liming, vlce-presidojnt; Mrs. Wil- tions; John Coljneri, demonstra- creased $100 million during this liam"JoHnson, secretary, and Mrs. tions'. period, taxes went up 140' percent. AUTOMATIC SALT.DELIVERY SERVICE Crogar, treasurer. Stuart*. McFadden, exhibits; "Our 'present tax structure," the Morris Siegel, ideas; Charles Ray, Mrs. Sheldon Ohlerldv was Springfield industrialist stated,, "is Check On Our Economical Rental Plan Jr., merchants' representative; sp 'ill-suited to meet local educa- named telephone chairman; Mrs.Buddy Bergen, 'photography;. Mrs. * After Modest Donm Payment Liming, newcomers, and Mrs. tional requirements and other Raymond Ward, publicity. services that many children are not Frederick Hierl, scrapbook. Roger Nuiton, River Carnival; Harry. Liming, scoutmaster, getting the programs they need. 12 Holmes St., Millburn Mrs. Kenneth Rlha, secretary; In I960, the State Department of spoke' on the summer camp pro- Mrs'. William McGrady, social DR 9-5100 • MU 6-1661 gram t3n August and the annual Education reported that 48,000 events; Wesley N. Philo, township children were in substandard ennoe trip in June. The mothers representative; Mrs., Frank Tor- exchanged used scout clothing. rens, Jr., Mrs. Charles M. Pres- ton, and Mrs. E. R. ,Morrisony-as- U. S. CHOICE Done Install Howlund sisting chairmen. Gilbert E. Howland, Jr., of 1586 Springfield avenue was elected and installed as president of the Town Hall' (Continued Jrovi Page 1) i RIB ROAST SALE Twin Boro Lions Club last Thurs- day night at the Roselle Inn, Ro- will be financed by local property selle. Mr. Howland was presented taxes," he asserted., with o president's pit* and a gaveL The New Jersey Manufacturers -Association, Mr. Reimers &iid, has advocated to the State Tax Policy Town Celebration Commission the following "tax d (Continued jrom Page 1) package" which would raise $66 open to the public on the ground million in new revenue: m- level of the Municipal Building 1. Increase the state corporate from 10 a.m. to 4 p.m. on the open- net income tax rate from 1% to V. 1 h \ ing day and again from 10 wn. to 5 percent. ' „ i1. 9 p.m. Vridny and from 10 a.m. to 2s5*ax net income of unincorpor- 4 p.m; Saturday. ated businesses at the same rate. Opening day events will include 3. Legislate a limited sales and a fashion show and dressmaking use tax of 1 to 3 percent, with contest at the Craoford Dramatic exemptions on foods, drugs and lb Club on Winans avenue at. 8:30 to- medicines, similar to sales taxes TO-IN, CUT night and Shoppers' Night in thenow in effect in adjacent states. • - -59< business section. Many local stores The tax" package, Mi1. Reimers also will remain open until Sffm. explained, also advocates the eli- Friday in connection with their an- mination of current local taxes on NEWPORT nual Crahford Days, Sales'event, business and farm personal pro- which will continue through Satur- perty and the tax on, net worth HORT RIBS day. "» of corporations. ' The traditional "Salute to Com- He declared the substitution of a mutersv'kieaturing coffee, dough- business Income tax that could be nuts and corsages, will be held Fri- filed simply by using the federal day, with representatives of the return as^ a guide in -place of the Beautifully Cleaned and Pressed Lions Club, VIA and American still complicated and twice delayed LIBBY'S Legion Auxiliary officiating from report, form required by Chapter 6" to 8:30 a.m. and the "Women's 51 (Laws of 1960) would provide Auxiliary of the Elks Club In a substantial relief, particularly PINEAPPLE JUICI charge from 5:30 to 7 p.m. There for the small employer. also will be open house at the Mr. Reimers defended the sales LARGE CANS ' 3 for First Aid Squad building from 5 tax as1 being preferable to any Birds-Eye <- 2 pkg. to 9 p.m. Friday. . "* "exemp"tion-laden, form consum- The Cranford High School Jun- ing state income tax" because' the Broccoli Sprs. 49c HAWAIIAN PUNCH '1.00ior-Senior Prom will be held Fri- exemptions from a sales tax en- BURRY'S — Reg, 33c pkg. day nlghtr apd a Parents' Gay compass many of the fundamental Nineties. Prom will use the same expenses of those jn low Income Downyf lake 2 pkg. decoratibns in the school gym- Waffles.. 25c CHOC-CHIP COOKIES 29c nasium on Saturday night. There, ;r also will be o teenage dance at i!' - CANADA DRY 4 qh bots. MacConnell Park Saturday night. News Corner Dulany 3 cans Saturday's program will open of with field day events for young Orange Juice 50c TRUE FRUIT SODA 97c people at Memorial Field from The DEW AGEM .!•' 9 a.m. to noon under sponsorship Orange • Lemon • Black Cherry No Deposit of the Boosters' Club and a flower Realtor - Iiuuror Cream • Root Beer • arranging contest at the Municipal- Member M/L Servio* UPTON'S "The Brick Tea" Building under direction of the Farm-Fresh Produce pkg. of 48 Cranford Council of Onrden Clubs OFFICE: BR 6-50G1 HOME: BR 6-2550 ,'••':;. at 9:30 a.m. Tender Young 2 bu. TEA BAGS More than 30 booths will be In action at the Cronford Days Coun- :By MARIE R. DEACONrr 'The Brisk Tea" 4*x.pkg. try Fair, arranged by the Junior BEETS 35c Service League to help local, or- NEW FREE SERVICE FOR lW ganizations raise funds for their FAMILIES MOVING OUT OF Fresh Ib. 39* pet projects, which will.be in ses- , TOWNI sion on Hhe Cleveland Junior Green Beans .19c 2 Ig. bars School grounds from 9:30 aim. to We'll get you ad- 4:3d p.m. Saturday. vance information GARMFNITJ On available hbmes North Union avenue will be BROUGHT Ripe Yellow 2 lbs. IVORY SOAP- 29« closed to traffic from Alden street in your new com- to Springfield avenue during the munity. Just 'phone » I'VJ BEFORE BAN ANAS... 29c sccsr 2 reg. rolls hours of the fair. , Activities on The Deacon Agen- IV. 'JOON the street will include a 4-H dog cy, BR 6-505L, tell obedience demonstration from us your*needs, we'll PAPER TOWELS 35< 10:15 to 10:45 a.m. and a dan do the rest. You'll S •' TIM i.:AY JUMBO ROLL 29c exhibition (including the cake be able to "house BEFORE walk, castle walk and Charleston) hunt" in the com- by students from Yvette's Dance fort of your persent IS tC W I %m K 11 A.M. Studio at 2 p.m. home / V.4G & SHIRT LAUNDERING There -will be open house at the Yes, in eqoperation With AIMS ' WE ^ new Municipal Building from 10 there are over 4,000 qualified real 60592 a.m. to 4 p.m. on Saturday, with estate' salesmen throughout the NO EXTRA CHARGE ^0393/ \P£LfV£R music by the Recreation Band nation who can givf you profes- iLnAS.KURTZTOa/L from 10 to 11 a.m. The Cranford sional assistance. OWNED CK JPERATtU 6Y Creative Art Group'will-stage an art exhibit at Memorial Park, NOTE: A HOME LISTED FOR B O £ r< r\ L I N ix '.> Y 5 fc S ft £ \ Springfield avenue and Riverside SALE AT A REALISTIC PRICE drive, from 10:30 a.m. to 5:30 p.m. SELLS FAST. CALL OUR OF- '5»UKh l10o^J IIAM TO C /--i*1 vA. Saturday. 100 NORTH AVE. GARWOOD FICE TODAY, LIST YOUR HOME Closing event of Cranford Days id n ua wiJl be a renetition of the River OUR AGENCY. WE GIVE Carnival which was successfully PROMPT AND' COURTEOUS revived last year by the Cranford SERVICE. //•

( RAM OKI) (N. J.) TIH^SDAV, MAV 31. I9C2 Pace Three Honorary PBA Fetes Cougars Blank Rahway Police Chirl Lchicv W Tif Oiunfoid. now in hi.s filth ycai To Win Wat^hung Title •iii (lean of the TnnninR Auidouj i ' . ' • _-H,v H.ICIMttffiKNSTFIN of'thi- LJ.riioti.Cmiii-Jy Polite Chiefs I'" • ; Scoi'iMfi two uni-.niiL'd runs ,M the third iiiiiini/, C.'i .n.ford . 1 Association, \y;is pre.st'nt.wl with ; School's basi-hal) tram ilcfc.-jtcl Railway 2-0 Tiit'.-da.v al'tri noo-n at Vet- plague "in .appreciation foi out - • ii'.-ins" Field.-Hahway, To caj.turi1 lite WatcluuiK Cunfrreni-i'Mitlr Coach ; tanclinn" service to police educa- Hubic Brown's Cougars arc tin- r^rst le:mi J- c^.ilcn-iic- hisloiy lo £u tion"^ ut, the seasonT final dinner undufcJiti'd, rloMDK with a U-0 n-i did. rneelirn! of the Honorary Branch Joi' PiFahlo. who syi'nt all the , . • - . - • •'1 Cr.u/iforxi L,oc;il !>2, PBA, in tin- way on tluj-mound for Cranford, Cr.inwoad, flarwooti. Friday • »,iil<-i J'owell also serves a John Slonack filed out.'Mikc Terry ehairTjian of thfe a.ssoeialion's edu- walked ;,nd Tox Brown grounded cation eom'rnitttH', in. whieli ciijia- to first. The Indian "first baseman^ rit.v "trr—Imv-twtjibli.sfR'd' an anniffl'l trying for' u double play, over- program of sidrVTlnced coiivtios Irif- threw second and. Dib'ulMo- and H'-ice officers tihroujjhout the Terry scored, with Brown- winding county in iidi.litioir lo tlie . *b<|t>it up on 'third. ' ji (jiven at tju- academy. . DiFabio, in recording his jyrYfh courses conducted wiXL.-oi— the--sensofrr' ngiiTrist' two 4ur this year have included;. losses, Rave up/ottly three scattered •arid. flnKerpr.inti.ntf: A hits, struck out ei^ht and walked '40-hour 'course for fire.ar'ms in- CITED FOR POLICE EDUCATICW WORK _ Police Chief Lester hree. He- collected two of the. W. Powell (second from left) is sfWWQ/Os he accepted ..plaque from " PhotO by Bcrucn Sttidlo* - stniciors iiii sc.-heduled,Wslart Mon-, Cougars three hits. George Stiiry- RIVER CARNIVAL COMMITTEE day/following wjjk'fiVhere wtt be Ihie Honorary Branch of Cranford Local 52, PBA, citftig him for ak, the Rahway hurler, turned in Morn hers of the Cranford Days Hiver Carruviil cominittcc'of the instruction ij»-4nve.stieative tech- aid to police education, during dinner meeting Friday night at a fine performance, also allowing Junior Chamber of Comrrifice shown abovi- include;-left lorinht: Kronl row, Thomas Wade, program niques for-'dctocttves," arid finally the Ciiinwood, Garwood.-Others in. the picture, all past presidents three hits, striking out four and • chairman; Joseph Potts, float, chairman, and' Robert Schr'eiber, pubheity chairman', back row. «'i coupjre in the investigation of of the honorary, unit, are, left to right; Edward C, McMahon walking three'. His only other loss Halph Leary, treasurer; Robert Nulton, nt-nvvui chairman; Robert Folinusz, publicity and floaty, and ~ . -scjc.oflensefc, the first of its kind to (who made the presentation), Henry Klubenspies, dinner chair- of .the season was to Cranforti. August Barbcri,'refreshments chairman. ,b,e conducted in the state. mnn, and Col. Charles J. Cbri.sti.an. Chief Powell has served" as The lineup: • Chief Powell announced that Cnuiford I Railway dean oi the Union County Police Chiefs' Training Academy since Thirteen Floats next-ball's session of-the Trnininfj ' AH n II: An nu 1958. •'•••..< •'• ' "• . ' Stoniick, If 4 0 liDlni-ttn. T. IJ 2 O 1 (Cpnt\iiv<-'d -jrom Jffaac 1) •'•-a Academy at Union.Junior College will be extended from UJO hours Terry, cf 2 1 DlDloi'ttn. A . ef 4 0 0 Mayor Arthur 'Weekes of Win- Brown, lb - \_0 OIThoinpHOii. r' „ MISS DONELLA MacNEILL lield. to 165 hours to meet the require- Hnciynskl, c ' 3 0 iOJEi»htrr. lb . 1 ments of' legislntion passed last Slociim. rf 3 0 OfNolon. c 2 00 Other dignitaries present, Mr..' Konopack, 3b 3 0 0|StUKnrl, 3b 3 0 0 Nulton reported, Will include enr setting up the standard of a Eliston. »» 3 0 OlZombnrv. s.s 3 0 0VIA Scholarship iiV 160 .hours of basic Bnben*tcln, White. 2b 3 00 J trainiriR for new. patrolmen. Rl.. 2b ' 3 0 OlStnryiik. p 30 1 er, A.ssemblyjnan James McGow- DIFnblo, p .3 1J| RedpientMns— ;m and Freeliolders Harry V. Os- Presentati Totals 23 2 31 Totiil» 25 0 3 bprn.e, Jr., .Edward H. Tiller, Jay1 rnadc by Edward C. McMnhon.â Score by-Innlnim:, Crnnford • 0 0 2 0 0 0 0-^-2 Peace Corps -Jolm V. Dononue; past, president of th,e Honorary Knhwuy 0 0 0 0 0 0 0—0 PBA. - • x- ^.^lKcar^y.-formerlyof-ei'anfordrhnr TTTCmber' Donotfgh und Raymond MoOre. ' pitched bull, J'liher by DiFnblo. Corps. She is a registered Members of the Crnnford Town- tiotiofary7P£5A~TTresidcnt, praising s nurse and will be with the Health' ship Committee will act as hosts Chlefvpowell for his "helpf ul co- and .Education grou.p known as fo r.the out-of-town visitors in con- ^y the:'' uni-t. Presi- Pack 178 Awards Malaya 2. . . a junction with the Jaycees. dent ^ : „ Floats have been entered by the because of-a trip to the West Coast? Are Announced, Miss MacN.cill.. was . graduated' v > ^ following local organizations: Boy from Crunford High School In Scouts, Girl Scouts. Chnrnber-, during which he attended the an- 1957 and was solected,:by the Vil- I.. nual nrjectiijB of the National .Coun- Picnic Planned "TTImineree, American Legion, cil of the Boy Scouts of America 1 n gi> T inpiymflmimi- A WKOÎ » M .annual convention of the sented by Griffcnhagen-Kroeger, Markowich, assistant denner, den- and culture,"survival in the jungle, groping in the night, don't be bration this week-end but there New Jersey Savings, and Loan Inc., consultants in public admin- ner, silver arrow under wolf; and had a • strenuous physical alarmed. It'll LM? members of the is every indication of scattered League in Atlantic City. Amateur. "Astronomers of Union istration and finance, following a Richard Sikora, assistant denner, training program.. showers Thursday and Friday, The local"association was pre- County stargazing. a studK_QL.the local municipal govr. denner, silver arrow! under wolf; A surprise party in Miss Mac- Harold Dufloeq, meteorologist sented with an. antique parchment eminent. Andrew Charles, assistant denner, Three stargazing sessions have Neill's honor was given last week lit the UJC Meteorological Sta- diumond "anniversary certificate gold arrow under w"olf; Edward. been scheduled for îe Union attesting to 75 years of service to î He said recommendations made at the Ulster Club in Kearny by Junior College camptts on Saturday tion, indicated Tuesday night. ., by the consultants with regard,,,to Mulkeen, lion, gold arrow under her mother, Mrs. Helen MacNeill. Union County. lion;- Christopher iKernan, lion; evening, July 21,.'August 25, and He said Thursday is expected the police'.-department" included?£ About 100 guests were present September 29. Other informal to bo partly, cloudy and warm need for civilian clerical, help, Pottald McA.ndrow, Jion, -gold ar- from Kearny, Newark, North, Ar- j Music. . . should never be^pain- salary increases, additional radio row under lion; William McGrady, stargazing'sessions by members of with possible showers, and Fri- I fuJ to the ear but should flatter and lington, Cranford, Mountainside, the group and by UJC students will day is expected to be warm car coverage and increased per- lion. and Philadelphia" and Chestnut | charm it, .and thereby always re- sonnel. The chief said that the Den 3, Richard Ferguson, bear; be conduced from time to jtime with possible showers. Satur- main' music.—Mozart; UNIFORMS FOR CRANFORD DAYS ^••SSêS Hill, Pa. throufihyafit the spring, summer, day, he* predicted,' will be fair need for clerical help has long and Mrs. Thomas Sigardson and Mrs. Charles Dietrich, standing, Robert Fitzsimmons, wolf, Thomas . Miss MacNeiy left by plane been recognized_ and sh&uld soon Woglom, gold arid silver arrows; and with moderate temperatures. ...left -tq-ri£ht, are showtr wearingrexact replicas of tne uniform of Monday for Seattle, Wash., where ..e organization plans other ob- be solved now that the depart- the first' Red Cross nurse, Jane Delano. These members of the Douglas Tippins, Jr., gold and-sil- ment is located'1n the new Munici- she met her group for an over-^,,vinB sessioiis' at the' Surprf.se Cranford-Garwood-Kennflworth Chapter1, American Red Cross, ver arrows. '' • _. pal Building; that additional radio Den 4, Edward Anthes, silver night stay and visit to the Worl; ' Lake area of the Watchung Reser- car coverage Will be put into ef- obtained the original 1910 uniform from the curator of the Ameri- Fair, and they . left Tuesda. vation, a. unit of the Union Coun- arrow; Robert. Diavon, bear badge, Malaya via Tokyo and fect when the department's new can National Red Cross Museum in Washington, D. C, and had gold and silver arrows. ty Park System. ears go into use June 1, and that copies made to wear during the Cranford Days celebration. For the pasr-y«*HV-*tiU-_Board of y Den 5, Theodore and Stanley Saturday. -Eligible thfe needed personnel increase 'will Together with other members of the local Red Cross group, who Kosierowski, gold and silver ar- be' carried out within the next will be wearing'authentic World War I Red Cross uniforms, they team'are boys nomers of Union County has been rows under bear; Thomas Pawlick, meeting at Union Junior College. three years, will'serve refreshmehts during the open house at the new Munici- lion badge and gold and silver ar- "I will incorporate what they, in- pal Building from 10-a.m. to 4 p.m. Saturday. Tho chapter also will rows. dicate as a fair wage scale in my have a display in th^ organizational section. of the exposition Den 6, Joseph Kelly, bear, and budget recommendations," Chief exhibits in the lower rooms of the Municipal Building, featuring Daniel Tallman, g_old arrow under Powell added. emblems and pins.-and a blood fractionizatloiy unit. wolf. Other members of the police de- Cubs Who have graduated partment who wero introduced at boy scouting are Ben*kai'aljxi3cr- the dinner included, Cap't. George 28 Pistol Experts nard Schneider, James Mrfckevich, L. Rosendule, Lt. Peter F. Miller, Brian Quinn, Jack S|zIj-s. Doublas Tippins, f ' president of Local 52, and Patrols Mrs. Sta«Tey Delikat and Mrs. J. 4 man Matthew Haney, photogra- department's .recently completed } fwicz, fpr their work as den • ; • \ pher and drunkomctor technician. annual firearms Qualification pro" 1 t \ • Voted in as new members of the gram, it was reported by Chief me lers. Honorary Branch were'Herbert \V. Lester W. Powell. The 10 d'ep Laycock oT 151 Mohawk drive, mental shoots were conducted by Lepjion Baschull Tryouls Harry R. Snyrior of 27 Keith .Jef- Lt. Peter F. Miller, firearms .in- Tryouts for the American Leg- fric,s avenue, and Michael Drapluk ion junior baseball team will be Who would Mom rather hear from than you? Why not phone

structor. ••/ of 54 Third avenue, Garwood. held at Memorial Field at 10 a.m. intf choer her with your voice right now? New Jersey Bell The Honorary PBA voted to • purchase two target pistols for the Local 52 pistol team. Henry A. Klubenspics was chair- CRANFORD DAYS man sf the dinner committee. The business- meeting was conducted by Thomas J. Butler, first .vice- president. PHOTOGRAPHY CONTEST ENTRY BLANK MISS FRANCES JOHNSON BR>0j)62 ALL Enclosed is my entry for the Cranford Days pho- Frances Johnson tography contest. The attached picture or color You start with your family FORMS transparency was taken by me during "dranford You put them first under The Travelers um- OF Wins State YGOP OPEN SUNDAY Days - 1962," May 31 thru June 3. . brella—with enough life insurance protection. Got a car? That^goes under the umbrella, too. Post at Conclave And when your first home comes into the INSURANCE Miss Frances Johnson of 24 Addrrss Kr.. picture, cover that. In fact, for every kind of KNOWN Parkway village was elected vice- 9 A.M. to 9 P.M. protection you need, see chairman of the New Jersey Telephone TO MAN I N'uung Republicans at the J.Oth Baron's annual convention of Ahe Mew' it Hathaway's CLASS ENTERED U-r.sey Young Republicans at the Scher's • Seager's The Spirit of Cranford Days 2. The Humor of Cranford LIFE INSURANCE tit/. Carleton Hotel, Atlantic City, 1962 Days 1062 REAL ESTATE nst week-end. ' . WILL BE CLOSED Miss Johnson ser\'ed as 'national j n • .•nm.mil toewoman of tlie N. J. v'oung Republicans la^t year. She CONTEST RULES s a past president of tb'e Cranford Pirtui i's in. iv he bhirk ,nu| while m eolm pi fit - liainiui". Tiw- ph.itu^i .i[>h> hi hl.i -k und '-•. tuli YEAKEL & SHARKEY I'IIUK MOST AILMENTS NOT , "1st Driv-insUrance Agency in N. J.' •i Republican Club. liirijt'i tluin 11 x 1-1 .mil nt> sin.illt i Hi.in 5\7 C'uloi Inoorporat*! .The locul resfaVnt also whs con- FEARED AS FORMERLY bubriU'tfil In .in\ s\iv up UJ ••< \ 2S and unbt iji- i 113 Miln St. vention chairman for the Union All c.iti H-> muni In* MI1) i nit ted b\ J iiiu* I-17" .ii ui ii I:i:.-; Cuiinty Young Republican Con- For the New Miracle Drugs get you .ill uMk'l.il i'iili\ M.tnl-, Hedenberg-MacBean Ttl. BR 6-?474 t-back on your feet so quickly! Attending the convention frprn All entries yre to be submitted to: SOUTH AVENUE BRidge 6-3000 Camford were':' Peter Johnson, opposite Cranford R. R. Station Evening* and lounty chairman, and Mrs. John- BERGEN CAMERA EXCHANGE Open Thure. till 8:30 p.m. Cftll TOM BHARKET ,on; Mr. and Mrs. John Laczza, BE SAFE — BE SURE Hiblic Safely Director and Mrs. 34 North Ave., W. Cranford, N. J. "Insurance Exclusively" — including Life M1M H. Raymond Kir\j:an, Miss Joan BUY YOUR DRUGS IN A. DRLKKSTORE Kaul, Victor Nielsen and Richard - on or before June 15, 1962, • REPRESENTING THE TRAVELERS Hunkeu. 1 r ^X^WT'c'V, .. .«-/-t'j.^:lj : j— \

Page four eitANFOBD (N. J.) CITIZEN AND CHKONlCLE-TlfajRSDAY, MAY SI, 1962- *" Thomas M.i 11 ikort who died on No- f and was honored as the "out-- vember 11, 1900. ', , • standihj; vice-president." She al- College Club •• She is survived 'by several Every Week Seems Like su received the "Spark Plug" Mrs. Comon OBITUARIES pieces anil nephews. award as the most active new Marks 30th Year member in the state. A Graduation for VJC Lass The Cranford College Club celp- Qur-wood for 30 years before mov- A resident of Crunford since Heads District Mr-H. Joseph T. Pv Miss Eleanor Jobnsen of SBUjLincoln avenue, east, who"gi'"aduatcd 4jrated its 30th anniversary at a A ing to West field u ytnvr-and a hull January, Mrs. Matl^on formerly The Rev . Dr. Albert " Allingur, «ig& ' >£y j _J1AHO1-D DOTI.OCQ, M«te«rolo(UI pleting-a yc-ar-long dental nurses course. On June 7. she'll have con-J hiicl served an a state director. ford, u past president of the I^xi- ! nlficirtte nt services Thursday f president, traced the history of ;i She" is survived .by her husbiind\| Jerred upon her an Associate in - —-'- - • . She is employed as systems- ana- dies' Auxiliary of. Captain N. ft the club and introduced five char- 11 n.m. at Gray Memorial,. 12Ivef Stcnin; two daughters, Mrs. lyst for the General Services Acl^, rivenus for Mrs. Lydlii , ,. ,, j , Arts degree at .Union Junior Col- ',,,„„,, ,o ,o()k for a jub," Miss Fiske Post 335, VFW, was elocted. ' ter members: Mrs. Walter T- Epr M( K n Do nhJtc o/ Fa Kilx Temperatureep s this week • inlege's 2!)th annual commencement, jolmsen said. ministration, New York, Her hus- j Prnuce, (7 oi from a high "I and Installed as president »f tt». i Mrs. Kill 1 V. Gtly, .md Mrs U,Q c E Kierrian'cranford rang For the past ye-ar, Miss Johnseh i MJ ,.i J<)hn:xi "*ayt- She died" , j. , grnndrhilrircn j »•> ,i,,, .,.:,. ,•,-. to a low ; Fifth District Auxiliary '•a t a re- trice Whipplc, Mrs. Donald Mc- .'i I f I Wt 8t(1 |d throo !r has carri«;d .a full academic pro- ! , j, , >i u \\ tj f onne Chapter of Jaycees. He is ..'•nd a brother; Harold ol 48 .degrees Monday. Precipi- snid snt ; sn h;l muc rno ()r Ginnis and Mr-^. Burton H. Leo- < gram us a liberal aits major In ..'-extra curriciilar activities, at Vn- with Federal Electric Corp. afluT- cent_mceting in Veterans" Memor- Interment will ..b&'«iljr£ Plp.v.erleai of Baltimore. tation " on Thursday and Friday nard- Park Cemetery, Woftotrtidgc. the Day Session, and pnrticipnted^joy jun|or college. H,er academic ministrator of Us data processor ial -Home- She succeeds Mrs. totaled 1.09 inches to bring the department. Mrs. Elliott Hume, scholarship Bornpy Albany,

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CRANFOiio (V. J-> CltlZEN AND CHftOVICLEr-THtRSDAylMAY 31. 1962 Page Five Vincnn|.i,SarAow.ski, principal, will twites place on Friday- .Wne 8, at Afrnorkian Legion Casino folJow- Parents of Sixth •.vAlfome the parents at both meet- 10 a.m. in to Receive AwardH Named Engineer Associate the Kpnutuary <>n the iilii tne parade. Cakp Sale Scheduled ings!' A question ajid. answer per- •day of Shavuos (pentocost). Con- Al Park 76 Picnic The annual- bake sale of, the Otto Schrickor of 23 Oak lam.' Graders Invited iod will foJlovv. liroiatlon in Temple Beth El takes' Mothers' Auxiliary of the Cran- lias; bden named nn engineering letter's about the orientati6ri place at age 15. Many of the con- Awards- will be presented to' ten In Service ford Boys' Baseball Leagues will, osiioclatc by. Esso Research und To Orientation session will'be sent to parents on 'Jftnnands have been Bar or Bas members of-" Cub Pnck 7fl ;d. the TD3 iLawrefice C. Bucher,' USN, be held tomorrow (June 1) at the^ V, V. An orientation for par- Engineering Co. The title is Friday. The .sixth grade classes' HMitzvah ati :i|{i' 13. .iinnual pjftiic ut Nuniahcaan tjnrk son pfl Mr. and Mrs. William J. Union County Trust Co. from 8 ents of sixth f s'ludcnts <;n- will visit..the jurjiof sch'ocrlS'-ne'xt junior schools will week. . ' ' • • , Needle Point Club nt 11 'a.m. with a fiither-son soft- mothers are asJted to bring their technical flora; Esso Research is be held Tiif-sday has been transferred from An- the principal scientific affiliate of ;it CU-vel.inrl Work was started by members ball garni:. homemade cakes to the bank. Junfor School ,uid WcdiK'sdMy al 1'liins have been announced for drews Air Base, Washington, D.C., of the Needle Point 4-H club on a Standard Oil Qo. (N. J.).' vl SJiorman Junior School *To Be Confirmed four-siimmer hikes. On Saturday to U. S. Naval Preparatory. School, tray cloth-at the home, of . Mrs. In Now Jersey, more' persons " Mf. Schrieker, who joined the The moot ings, bold at 8 pin. 1 Louis -Ktrfih -Rothbiird.1 won of the pack visited the State Fishery RlbidMdi, im—Uw Iîv;«T '.•company Sh 1948, h,as been associ- TII IlabOs, leader. Members "nFfr admitted annually to comimirt-' vyil'l be condfictcfl by Fritz at HackHlstcnvrc. A eopkout fol- Enlisted Scientific Education Prto- ity Reneral hospitals with emo- uted with its eonrjputing center of tliu C'lli depart-I bnid ' of 19 •JLonhome drive," is recently participated in a Demon- lowedi' • '' yinty 105?: 1 gra'jSr He will enter college irt the tional or mental disorders than the lias specialized in merit and Burl on, Mandt-ll of t.lio i among 38 cfcrtflrmands of Templo stration Night at Union Junior Refreshments were .served on fall under a four-year college pro- number admitted' to war mental tRe" application of -mothemntica" Sherman. fiuida/ice . department. | FJetri El, Elizabeth. Conflrma'tiort College. Memorial-JJay to-'-tlw-'cubs at the gram. . methods and calculation tech- hospitals." niques to scientific? and "engineering problems. '•'-•~J The new associate is the com- IS YOUR POST-HOLIDAY BUDGET A BIT ON THE "SHORT SIDE"? DON'T FRET... pany's leading specialist in the evnluatton of computing systems ond equipment. In addition to planning Esso Research and Engi- neering's future technical computing needs, Mr. Schrieker has as- sisted Esso France, Humble, Jer- sey Production Research and Jer«- pey Standard in the selection of OTTO SCIIKICKER local computing equipment. • In his.new capacity, he will be responsible for planning for nowFour Motorists computers and systems to furthur Afs Ion . reduce the cost of technical com- putation and to extend their scope and capability. Mr. Schrfcker hojds a. bachelor'* Speeding Charges degtce In chemistry from the Uni- Four motorists were assessed versity of New Hampshire and a fines for speeding' by -Magistrate ';• master's, in the same subject from Cdltttt «•• the University of Pennsylvania. Charles J. Stevens Monday night He is married and has four chil- in Municipal Court. You'll $av dren. . Those peria lixed were: Hobort \ Curtis^Rosolle, $15; Ruthi-Batters- at A&P! ley. Linden,- $15; Claude JVT.Pbw- U.S. Government Ins g The Ellzabolhtown Gas Com-•Elizabeth; $25.' , pany ; hag Alcdvnew lower rates with the State* Public Utilities Dorothy A. Thrift, Roscllo, was Commission that will reduce g?3 fined $Sfl for leaving t'ho scene of bills by more than $320,000 an^ an accident and $10 for passing a nually for 45,000~customers, Wil- stop'sign. (Is- liam P. Hylarid', Commission pres- Richard* , Hanson, Carterct, vl ident, and William S. Potter, Eliz- charged with "being an unlicensed ~ driVer / dnd failure to appear in abethtown's president, announced i WL'm a,i fc tad j court on Sizes $15." Michael O. Pezzuto, Linden, The changes will lower those was fined $15 for improper pass- S 00 •••M portionsjOf the company's residen- Under tial and commercial rates which ing.. with purchase of 5 or more Top Grade Young John Steward, Linden, was fin- 10 lbs. apply maittfy to the use of gas- for Redeemable this week-end only al A&P I heatfcig. ed $7 for failure to have his car stores giving Plaid stamps. Limit one THo reductions 'resulted from n registration in possession and failure to appear on summons datei coupon per adult customer. arltfr— HMtfy Jo u>a Ocean Spray series of conferences between the Robert J. Griffin, Linden, was fl^ 8 c c company and the Commission. ed $12 for passing a red flashing CigaiTttn good thru Saturday, June 2nd. "made in the company's operations John N. Chambers, Clark, and Nancy D. Joshua, Elizabeth, were -r la.factors which made the re- fined $25 each; Herbert R. Siogel duction in rates possible. Linden, $20; and. William L. "Super-Right" Fresh Veal From Gchrnmek, 25 Mansion terrace, American Farms Suburban Symphony $10. .'."' Quality To Elect Wednesday * " "The annual meeting of the.Sub- Heads Hospital Unit Selected Milk-Fed Veal... c urban Symphony Society of Mrs. Henry F. Dylln of 802 Lin- STRING BEANS Jersey will bp held Wednesday den place was installed as presi- Fine for Roasting! evening at 8 p.m. in the lecture, dent of thfc'Woman's Auxiliary of IEG or RUMP 49 IOR^ MOTT 15V30Z. *• hall of Union Junior College. ' Irvingtonpcneral Hospftal at the cans Lewis Goldberg, society presi- annual luncheon' in Short Hiiis. French Style 3 C dent, said the public is invited to Mrs. Dyllaalso refceived a 2B-year Boneless attend, Five persons will be ele.ct- membership pin. Ib. ed~to twosydar terms on the Bpo&dk 69 of •flrusteesi-r 1887 Mr. Goldberg will summarize KELLOGG'S 79! LOIN CHOPS Z9l the year's activities and programs FAMILY RESORT and will review plans for the fu- SPECIAL 'K ture. A financial report will be for 26 Eirtr* SUmp* with taen HurehaM of submitted by John F. Laezza. CEREAL r 7. •;•. i Mr. Laezza will present the re- a mould, w««b, uaisn or ft Super (tegular All Beef port oif the nominating committee. l . TThtrh t U||L>I BQ ttloet far you or th^tf lira few Rtd'Ohuk Brand Right 11b. pkg5. 9 11b. pkg. Serving with him are: Mrs. O. W. ily. WW» thole* of homti and 48 .Bennett, a past president, Mrs. epartititAh. "- 50 fit information ond teUhr cans I0--T Malcolm Cady, and Peter Sozio, ie Juice a Wholaor Shank Butt » director of the 'orchestra. Fully Fancy Wholo SMOKED HAMS Cooked Eithar Half 53lb. Portion Portion 45<: Trust not yourself, but your de- fects -to know, make use of every lAVAUfflS C friend and every foe. IT* OCMMCOUNTr.MwnMIV A&P Tomatoes 2?.« 65< Bitwttn Born«ool Bey S Mt'lfu* AllaMlt Ham Steaks Loin Pork Chops 89Ib. . —Alexander Pope A&P Brand—Fancy Italian Purple Plums Ground Beei Fresh Cod Steaks 29j If your present Fancy Long Brain F«wy 2lb. Beef Short Ribs 49,1 Sea Scallops "^ mo^ver gives you Carolina Rice box 35 nothing but trouble Famous Assortment FROZEN Bonus Plaid Stamp Features! Nabisco Cookies,: 37 ptd IOOI. e THIS TIME GET A QUALITY Green Peas " 6 plgi. 9S 50 Exfra Stampiwith oaoh purohatt of •—Egg Prices Conc»ntr»t»d 6ol. A&P Grape Juice 4 ean» OUR OWN pkg. Of Wlldmero Brand—Select Quality l00 pur With 10c I dor 100 85 e Sunkist Lemon Juice °/ * 2 TEA BAGS off label HAHN-ECLIPSE etm. cant e LARGE EGGS 2 83 6 Flavors 6 ox. Tip Top Fruit Drink 5 49 50 Extra Stamps with aaoh purchasa of Sunnybrook Brand—Largo Qrada A cam e I doi. e Sunkist Fruit Punch All V«rl.tlt« 3 6 oi. 47 No costly tervldng:. 20- ROCKET - ctni. 87 cant PARKER Built f o well, easy el Gran cakhtr, FRESH WHITE EGGS 2 ooi. C the fiftt "Rockets" and Minute Maid Lemonade 3 35 H iharptHtng earn POUND CAKE IZZ **Fukhounds are still alâchmtnl Mm Mil-o-BIt Mild—Colored or White 6 oi. la UM after 25 ^MM. opilonol. , Pasfcurifod Sibby's limeade 2 cam BABY or FORDHOOK C 25 Extra Stamps with aaeh purchase of Completely «fo AU Proeaif Ch«»i» IOQJ. uovlof t>am enclosed. $149-95 Sliced American Lima Beans ASP Brand 5 plgi. 89 each Vintit lawn grooming. Eaiy A&P Brand loot. 4TC JANE PARKER Cuts as clean and sharp TWIN* Whipped Butter SJÎSL Potato Morsels pig. Light and • X

-'-*•• K'.x (N.-J,) CltUSEN AND . MAV 3l. 19G2 "" Miss. Reiman, •iF Cuptain Head Names Say Vows Chairmen Mr. and Mrs! Alvin C Hcinv.tn Mrs. Lee B. Stiles was installed of 105 Edgewood ro;id have arir as president of the Junior VIA at nounced the marriage °[ their the annual Banquet held at the daughter, JMIiss Cherry Lou Jiiyi- Tel Hotel, Eliza" rrian, to'Capt. ArUiur Dudley Vi»- beth, last Thursday evening. Mrs".- elte,'jr\ UÂF, of Amarillo Ai;_ rjf>bcft F. MacKinnon, Immediate Force Base, Tex., on May 20 ill pfist president of the "club, was Iiis Vega."4-Nev. ' installing officer.' Mrs. M. Nobel The . couple 'will- -mitke'' llief- Anderson, immedite past senior home in Canyon, Tex. adviser to the Junior club; and The bride, n graduate of Cran- John C. Kleitt, ..immediate ford High School, attended Pem- of the Senior VIA, broke College of Brown Uni.ver- Were sity, Providence, R.. .1., for two Other officers înstalled years and was gradimted from'the; candlelight ceremony wcxg University of Minrni, Miami, F'la. . vice-presid.ent, Mrs. Cxir'. chairmen were with the Air-Force for 16 years. named as?foll0ws: American home and garden, Mrs. J, R. Coogan; Nancy Martens, Becomes > Miss Sudimack, 'Mir: Hulett civics, ftfrs. William Peters; pub- Luncheon Plans lic welfare, Mrs. B. S. Pacholok; Say Vows in St. Michael's Told by League youthC?1 cooperation, Mrs. Robert Bride in StJ Michael's Rite { ShimKus. ' Miss NanV Gajl Martens, dauBihter_ of Mr. and Mrs. Paul.Mar- Miss .Barbara Louise Sudlmock, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Michael The annual luncheon meeting of "'"Vs. "Stiles appointed the fol- tehs. Jr.. Of 15 W""Hg Hnle rmrl hnAnrn l ,,_hiaf p'it;i"rl-i" nf 7imfi Sudimack ftf 17 Iroquois road, became the b'rlde of M. Burgess Hulett, the-" Cranford Junior NService nff to hoaH fn^rn^tôR1.—P4f^ n Martin Van Burch.Jr., son of Mr. aWd Mrs. Vwn-Buren_of Sûmmit. son of Mrs. Mean Burgess Hulett and Gar! S. Hulett of Summit, in St. League will be held next Thurs- MRS. ROBERT IIEINRICJ project, Mrs. A. H. Michael; Michael's Church on Snturday. day at 11 a.m. at the Maplewood cljub scrapbook, MrfT Thomas Don- The Rev. Mark Dooley, assistant. j. - _-\ y arry V. Os- pastor, perforrrted the 3 p.m. dou- [ Cl»i2v ark Dooley, assistant ahue; membership, Mrs." R. W. borne, Jr., will preside. Susan Solas'Honored Olive Livingston, program and year book pastor, officiated at the 2*p.m. cer New officers will take over at AtJLmwIiconSJwwer pu bilcTtyT emony.. the close of the meeting. Mrs, D. Churchjr- " I Uiiwheon Honors Irs. Nickolas P. Demas; ways an 1 Pi ormerly of Cranford, became the Stevenfepn.. . • and Miss Luginda Burr of Rah- , jmrnedhite past preFideJft;' at a - ranging course to be .given next Mass. arrangements will be done by the Greenwich and Rlverda'le, Conn., bride of Robert Heinrich Weitz, A ceremony of recognition for I'hmcheon Thursday at the Wash- year which will consist oj six.les- ' "Mark Donohue of Summit was provisional*! who have just- com- Manhattan, Scarsdale and White way. the new, %erribers was conducted . Edgar T Van Buren oTSumtait Restaurant, . Wat-• ions given at the members^homes. best. man. Serving as ushers were pleted a~ yeW of training. Plains, N. Y., and Summit. son of Mr. and Mrs, Heinrich W. b by.Mrs; Ctf?pll Leonard, past cor- served as best man for his brothdr. . . A .workshop interirariums-was Richard Sudimack, brother of the Members^vMh'e board oilman=4. Miss—Salas—will—beebme the Weitz of Des Mbines, Iowa, in the responding secretary. Those who Ushe.rs Included "Paul Martens of ] ehurui— ' ; <• I- *. bridev and^Frederiek-fMt. agers'were guests Tuesday at a bride Of, Robert A. Bloch.^pf Ja- Church of the Incarnation, New giveri. by.JWrs. Werner Speer.'.A Joined the clubpwere Mrs, Will-ianf -Craritoal . brother of the bride; j Mrs. Joseph- Ktintz, first vice-. hagen, Jr.," of Summit, luncheon given by Mrs. Osborne maica, N. Y., in Trinity Episcopal York, on Saturday. The bride is dozen of these decorative hpuse ; H. Stevenson, K^PS. A. H. Michael George Van Buren of "Summi^, president, presented Mrs. Koziar Mr. Hulett, an alumnug of.Pen- at her home. Church July 7. thq daughter also of the late Mr. plants were made Up by the mem*- aryf Mrs. Demas."^. brother .of "the bridegroom; David With n corsifge- and clock-radio. I v- • . bers from woodland and cultured hington Preparatory School, Pen- ,ivingston. Grierson of Pottstown, Pa., .Robert thje Rev., John 'A, Bell officiated. Mrs. Wronski waîjhairman for Mrs. Ciirleton Ward made a floral plants. Mrs Howard Ulsamer de- . nington, and Hobart College, Gen- Evans of Summit, and 'Robert C. The bride was given in mar- the banquet. Assistftw^her were ! table arrangement which she pi'e- livered red, white and pink ger-' eva, N. Y., is with the Mor.ristown Knowles of Chester. Daily Record. The bride was riage by her brother, Ql&yton C. Mrs. Edward " Shimkus^v^tts^dd Mrs. ' nnium plants which the members Parties Add to Festivities Mrs. Joseph Reagan of Cranford ' denied to Mr?.-Koxiar. graduated from Lasell Junior Col- Livingston. She was attended by Andrew Wheeler. was the organist. . Also attending were Mrs. Had ordered at the previous meet- Mrs. Stiles presented trre lege, Auburndale.'tt. Y., and Kath- Mrs. Phyllis F. Cohen of Boston, fter a reception at the home of Eltinge. new president; ing. '•'''•'Refreshments were served Of Jr. - Sr. Prom WeeU-End Mass, as matron of honor. Miss president pin to MrsA MacKinnon! ard arine Gibbs School, New York parents the couple left ; Schooipover, Jag- by the jco-hostesses, Mrs. Speer Susan Laird of Cranford and Miss A, personal /gift was given to Mrs. ! City. A round of parties before and after the Junior-Senior Prom at for ed trip , tb. Laguna us«''k. Wrs. 'Harg^'tVent, Mrs. Ed- and MTS. James Burns. Jarol Nitchie of Summit served .MacKinnon and Mrs. Anderson war( After a trip to Martha's Vine- Cranford High School Friday night will add to the festivities scheduled Beach, FlaV' wing' return ', ' C^JwffTMrs. Thomas Wight, • The members will meet at the as bridesmaids. . ... from the club mcrphftrc. yard, the couple will reside in for.this week-end. they will live Mi^Hlirry Liming, Mrs. William home of Commander __A. H. Mrs. MacKinnon and Mrs. Ed- Valley. Among the pre-prom hostesses will be Melinda Morris of 9 Blake Edwin G. Weitz of_ Council Md. Saam, Mrs. Maurice Fuller, Mrs. " Russell of 1531 .Golf Street ~in Bluffs, iJowa, wDs his brother'?" ward Shimkus reported on the re- Alfred Wyllie and Mrs. Theodore avenue whow.il! entertain for ap- The bride is a .'graduate of Cen-r Scotch Plains at 8:15 p.m. for a best-man. cent convention of the Junior Wasserbach. Mrs. William H. Wilson" of proximately 150 seniors from 8:30 tenary College, Hackettstown, and tour of the Commander's gardens Nelson Ditmar, Sue Crawford, Wil- Mrs. Weitz, an alumna of Cran- Membership Department of the Those unabl« to attend included •J: '• •!"' Beachwqod, formerly ctf Cranford, to 9:30 p.m. the Vail Dearie School, Elizabeth. oh June 20. The tour will be con- left by.plane Sunday of last Week, m Ray, Jean Kelber, Peter ford High"School, was graduated New Jersey Federation of Wom- Mrs. Kenneth Kaisor, Mrs. Joseph . Joann Tardif of 160 Mohawk "Swanson, VTrlerie Geiger, Fred At- en's Clubs which they attended in She was .a member of Theta Ep-j ducted by a representative .of the to join her husband, Lt. (j.fi.) W. from Goucher College, Baltimore, drive will have as her guests be- kins, Lynda Swartz, Robert Mor- Atlantic City May 11, 12 and 13. silon Nu sorority atj Centenary i Mnsino. Mrs. Joseph Trezza, Mrs H. Wilson, who is now on tem- Md., in 19(50. Mr. Weitz, an alum- Eliot Public Service Electi'le Company. fore the prom Joyce Liska, Patri- gan, Carol Leonard Ralph Zobel Following the reports a film of the College. Prior to her marriage she .Hcllbrun. Mrs. Lloyd Ruch, porary duty with the* Air Wing of nus of Fountain Valley School in MrsMrs 60 IN Afterwards, the club will have a cia Weskrna, Ann Zurinski, Victor Pat Bucher, Donald Hendrickson convention was shown. was employed as a secretary at ' - L Pollack,Pollack - MrsMrs. .CharleCharles business meeting and refreshments the Sixth Fleet in the Mediter- Colorado Sprfngs, Colo., attended the Merck, Sharp and Dohme Re- SiLsby and Mrs: Francis Collins. ranean. While in Europe Mrs.> Wil- Whitmeyer, Karen Brooks, Rose- Nancy Leech, Cisco Collins, Judy Grinnell College. He is With Re- ' Entertainment was provided by at Hbwiird Johnson's Restaurant mary Codella and Richard Heller, Jhasnoff, WUiiani Donnelly, Pa Mrs. Wronski with piano selec- search Laboratories, Rahway: son will tour Italy; France and liance Manufacturing Company. A graduate . of Summit High Mr. and Mrs. Norman Christian in,Clark. ••'.... Spain and will return home nt the •till of Cranford; Ronald Pavao and Deane,' Richard Duemmler, Jane tions, solos sung ,by Mrs. Wheeler ot Passaic and Miss Kathy Gross After their wedding trip to Vir- School- and Lehigh University, end of August via England. / Allan Hay of Watchung; Theodore Herfucth, Robert Vogel and Pan! ginia Beach, Va., the couple will and poetry reading by Mrs. lEd- c I- Griffin of Garwood and Frank Seiser. ward Shimkus. '. Bethlehem, Pa where he was a | J g J«f ^^CharIcs j Cm,s. 1 reside in New York. Vodrasku of Westfield. Barry McDowell of 28 Princeton Mrs. Stiles announced tjât the en r PS >r _JM?...._and..Mrs^.Enslcy R. Bennett, ltyv , )^the vfbridegro.omL - wa s" employe, "d; I u™ of 21 Herning_ _avenue, Jr. of 2 Roosevelt avenue will Be Eleven couples will gather for road, will-entertain over the week next general meeting •wiw\be held 0 a pre-prom party at the home of end at the family's summer home Accept^ MIHH Klubnik as an kidustrial engineer at Prdc- Dr apd Mrs Jonn ; o.u.aTy ot the guests of Judge and Mrs. War- June 14 at her home, 206 Scherrer Si! tor and-Gamble Manufacturing . entertained PROTECT ren J. Lynch of Plainfield for a Paula E. Hollerbach, 435 South His guests -Will be. Carol Waugh, street. .. 2JA Orc nard strcet Miss; Kathleen Klubnik has been Co., Staten Island. He is serving ! evening U,r Dr. and Mrs. 10-doy cruiso-ltr'Chesapeake Bay Union avenue; They -are; Judy Thomas Maloy, Mary Jean Me accepted at Grace Downs Airline Saturda v a two-year>ut of duty with the • Oeorge Reusch and Dr. and Mrs. aboard their yacht, . "Frolicker Wasscrbach arid John Eckert, Pa- Clatchey, Fred Engel, GayJe Gib- School in New York City. Classes James C, Thomson of 12 Lenox Army as a second lieutenant and^j carl G. Hanson, preceding the YOUR/ III.'1 fricia Daly and Joseph Van Bergen son, Jack WilMams, Barba'ra Wells will begin September 18, -and the avenue is on a business trip this plans 'to return' to, Proctor and ; t'hion County Dental Sodety din- Kay Williams and Dennis Glqason Richnrd Wilsan and Joai? Williums course will be for one year. A week to Memphis, Tenn., Birming- Gamble\ after completion of his rier dance at the Chantieler, Mill- Mr. and Mrs. S. S. Elsenberg of Diana Bukowski and John Noe senior at Cranford High School, ham, Ala., and Sault Ste. Marie, FURS.' military \ervice. burn. 128 Spring Garden street will sail Carole Waters and Richard Tafro Mr. and Mrs. Frank. Jacoby o Miss Klubnik is the daughter of Mich. He is spending a few days tomorrow (Friday) on the United Mary Saporito and Robert Mar- 171 Mohawk drive entertained re Mr. and Mrs. William A. Klubnik with' his brother and his family in STORE WITH A States for a month's vaaction in hold, Lois Paehlke and Joseph Bar- cently in honor of the 17th birth of 312'Manor avenue. Toronto en route to Saulte Ste. .England, Europe and Israel. They na., Barbara Long and David Leary day anniversary of tBeir "claugh Marie, „ MASTER FURRIER .will return July 2 on the Queen Dorothy Turner and Steven Bu- tef, Joanne. Gueste were Mr. tint Open Thursday Evenings iC. ) ' bier, and Liz Grayson and Edward Mrs. Gle,nn Montgomery Mrs. Edward La. Tourette, Jr., Mr. and Mrs. George B. Spohn Rounds, Paula Hollerbach will be ily, Mr. and Mrs. •THpmas Bias and her daughter,'Ann Marie, of of 6 West Holly street have re- Mrs.,Beth yay, former- associate, will be here to 1 Mr. and^Mcs. John C. Gamba escorted by Charles Walton. 4nd family, Merrill Stentr" (an 11 Myrtle street, left by plane returned from a three-week motor cently for a visit with Mrs. La trip through Virginia, North Car- serve you Thursday evenings from 6 to 9 p.m. FUUY INSURED \ and their sons, Joijn, Jr., Jeffrey, Susan Weber ofM05 Elniora Miss Linda McGovcrn of Crah Gregory, Ralph- ahtl. Michael, avenue will be escorted by David ford. ] Toureftr's parents, MF. and Mrs. olina and Tennessee. PEMODELlNG-REPAIRIWil moved Thursday from tmSir^horim Eaton following a party at" thf -_o— E. Halley of St. Maarten. Nether- at 317 Retford avenue, where the^ Weber home attended also Mr. and Mlrs. Sal D'Andrea o lnnd West Indies. They wfill'return William Putz of 172 Mohawk CUSTOM CLEANING have lived for nine,, years. The rge Moot and Bonnie Boyd Largo, Fla,,' who are en routê t home some time next month.. driye and Frank -Jncoby of 171 Mrs. ffamily will matye their home In May and Robert Rowland Europe, wtiKspchd the weelt-en Mohawk drive spent last week- West Orange. Kay Wlllilrmsând Dennis Glcason with Mr. D'Androa-'s brothaicin- Marjorle Taber, daughter of Mr. cri'd on a golfing trip at Clauson's For Appointmeitts — Call BRidga 6-1471 Ja'w and "sister, Mr. .^rid yMr« and M Lester Taber of 113 Mo- Country Club on Coonamessett \ Mr. and Mrs^Joh: mdn, Denise Skarecki ^.and Larry Jarncs Pantano 'of 25 Csi/'olimi hawk drlye, entertained nt a -bar- Lake in North Falmouth, Mass. |f> Dartmouth rotttf'ehtertii' Dentz, Carol Jacobs an^Doug afreet. bli SaturdaS y afternoon in cele- V. _. .; 249 E.BROAD ST. Bridge recently for Mr. Thompson, Pat Keller ancrFeter —o— \ ' J bi^tion of her 13th birthday anni- Walter E. Thprn, Summers, Doris DeStefano and , Mr. aj^rf^Mrs. John Heernsht versary. There were 20 An 7-3423 John V. Brach and Mr. an' 'S, Bruce Bryant,: Ginger Halienbeck .Spent the*-winter in Stuart, Fin from Cranford. ' f LeRoy V. Reigner. and Douglas IDolan. » and "are riovv staying ' with thoi ;Lois Ann Shaheen. of 14 Summi a^; and daughter, Mri'ani Mr. and Mrs. Clem Komoroski road.will entertain at a. dosser Mrs. t. B. Outlen of 19 Park'ave of 16 Qmnha drive entertained TOWN ^ Cou party before the prom. J3uest luie. They* formerly lived at guests* for the week-end at their . ummer home at Bevans. They will include Robert Cox, Arlenc i place. "YOUR DEPARTMENT STORE OF GIFT Money, Rbbert tfioefler, Belt were Mr. and Mrs. John Komoro- Mtirphy, Lee Nordstra*n\ Mnvl Mrs'. Fred De.Marco of 737 Wa sld and Mr. and Mrs. Andrew Harris", James Lange, Ssue Lindsay hut, avenue entertained the Mo Svetz and family of Nanticoke, James Borge.s, Jill Edwards, Jame mettes Club Mondny evening Pa., and Theodore Mazurowski of for Elizabeth. Washbourne, Iris Skolnik, Lee Present were Mrs. Harold Schot Coyle, Maggie McNab, Paul Mar- Mrs. John Rispoli, Mrs. John Voss —o— ' CIRAMF0RD DAYS SPECIALS tens, Diana Kreger, Ronald Ritter Mrs. James' Pantano and Mr Jnrhes Pnntano, son of Mr. and Nancy Clarke, Peter Penvenne William Hubiak. Mrs. James G. Pantano of 25 Marilyn Moot, Ronald Farina, Ed- Carolina street, will entertain at HUMMEL PICTURES ward Force, Janice Kaletta, Dena Mrs. Frank Jaeobv of 171 Mo. a breakfast Saturday morning for Hellegers,' James Slocum', Einllie drive entertained Frida eight prom guests from Cranford. Various Sizes — Reg. $1.00 to $3.98 NOW Vz GRADUATION Valla, 'James Wutkinnon. Norma evening for Mrs. John Faulkne; —o— Fnggioni, James Smith, Leona i MnfTett of Plnirillel been assigned to the Pittsburgh 2 Lincoln avenue- east, who will Mrs. Joseph Blake and Mrs office of the St. Regis Paper Co. have as her gut.si.-, Jimnne Prill,•! J.in w Burt of Rahway. lor several months. • ITALIAN VENETIAN CRYSTAL ASH TRAYS wt: TRAVEL CLOCKS Values $3.98 to $4.95 KOH ^LJlU • GROUP OF IMPORTED LEAD CRYSTAL / for your summer Vacation and back-to-school SPECIALLY PRICED gifts. COMPLETE PERMANENT WAVE All Gift Items 10% OFF All Watch Repairs .75 FOR CRANFORD DAYS ONLY Watchmaster Tested 1— Good Only on Monday through Thursday — Many Other Articles In — GLASSWARE— LEATHER — POTTERY — CHROME — BRASS X THE AT LOW, LOW PRICES TICKER SHOP - r . • JERRY KEMMERER, Prop. Beauty Box 28 Eastman St. Cranford 7 South Ave., E.~ 1 BR ^2-5270 BR 6-0105 15 Alden Streef

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Three Complete . ( Cijiitiinii-d I nun 1'iuif / } W'lvert in ,rT:iiv:: ;:::,.l dt Programs At-UJC- ""!.:'! ir: ii'di! nnd >-I(TI process in • v.cr ly/iH. \<; i\\ Miss June A. Rutz of 8 Hawthorne street, Miss Barbara A. Vogel Miss Linda _R. Brejlel, -daughter: chief eriRiriecr of the tamp u'lneh of 719 WjlJow street, and Miss Barbara 3, West of 35 Central i of MiTand Mrs Albert Brrifel of 5 \\i\] crfd .Iiiiie 7 IK' is flic son <>| Ix'.'fiii tti;; ASMICI.III.I'IH ill Imri ar\d J nil nf Cranford, will complete a one^yoar prc-elinical Urowri terrace, lias been selected Mr. anrf Mis Oa'.ifi I'l'iniilicld nf Sln;J Iviîr.ci'i • in ('ohicado on Monday :it Union 'Jur.ioa College, Cranford. to^serve-:i> a campus ke\ for next I2(l.-F!in'st!(.'et. Hpiini:'., ('njn; iKie .I.'i|iai:tlke In mi. ypar at C'h-;ilhyi>i 'College. •Pitls,- '••'• il Stei'l l'n ,ti! ute in TokwK the All are student nurses 'at Elizabeth General Hospital. blirgli, Pa., when1 s-hc has corn-, : Tn nmiiafton with Elizabeth and' pk'.tcd her freshman vcvir The Louis Habirh,- son of Mi rnid iniliHn Iron ,-iiul Sire! 11!.••',ilulc in Perth Ainbov General Hospitals, h key i* •»n 7T mv Vj.'icin TJeutiSichfi" : _LLHLcm T.minr Calicut Oll'l' ""'' whose members act Mohnwk drive,'has'returned finii! year-long oxademic program Tinrj NassoirC'oll.<"j;p~iii Spring ;ile, Me, student. iV|JVsox\ The -sludvnj nurse's as hostesses to prospective stu-'. f;eiih-:trvv;-rv»:d"ttre IVfi'tish Iro dents, parents' and visiting guid- where he h;is completed hi's so|)+m- 1 earn lfli college credits in anatomy rnore year. Steel IMSMUIU m I-nnitnti i:nd physiology, English composi- ance counselors. She was elected! His ltineraiA1 ;i Isci will i. tion, general chemistry, general also JO serve as chairman of the stops in Fonn.is;i; Mmic Kon«. Vict- psychology, sociology, and micro- publicity committee (-or the sopho- Miss Barbara .Jean1 Z'lbel, daugh- nijin. Ttiniliuid, iUirnia, Nepal. Pa- biology. more prom. She. will spend a few ter of yft. nnd Mrs. (Eugene 7-obeI kistan. Iran, Iraq. Lebanon, Jor- These ,womcriJ will continue days visiting with Mr. and Mrso.f 112 Beeeh street, will arrive dan. I.t-racl. (Jri'irc. F'sypt, Turkey, their nursing training at . the Eugene Kane of Cleveland, Ohip, home today from Leninr-Rhyne Austria, Fr'incc and Flulland. He formerly of Cranford, before re- plans to rctutn ho'u'ic in August. School of Nursing of Elizabeth turninK home Monday. College. Hickory, N. C, where she n - General "Hospital. _. has just completed her freshman .Mi'. Hocifje, a resident of Cran- i While at Union Junior College year. She has been selected as fo/d since' jf)55, last year was the student nurses' are entitled to The work of two Cranford stu- junior counselor for freshman awarded the Elbert CIra.v Mednl of all privileges 'enjoyed ' by other dents at Wilson College, Chambers-| Kirls next year. Mr. and Mrs. Zobel the American Iron ;ind Steel Insti- Photo by -I-firry Davis (Undents, including participation burg, Pa., is on display in the fine| drove to. Hickory Tuesday to ;ic- tute for his paper on "Predicting OIFT.TO LIBRARY-J. H. McCoy,.chairman of the'board of trustees of thetrnnfowl Public Library, arts studio in the Alumnae Hall Icornpan.vHhetF* daughter home — the Effects of'Oxygen, Moisnire, right, holds 50-star American flag given by Crane's-Ford Chapter. DAR, ( the' new*library in time _ student activities and repre- througJ-cxJiiru; • 4- .Th_e,v are • Mis 0 sentation on the Student Council "" ,—o— Fuel Injection and Blast Tempera- for its dedication services an Sunday; June 3, during Cranford Days. The presentation was maBelast ••.•'•"'••••• J waJoann x~t'L. iPenvenne vm mint , '04u*i , daughter of n. All are graduates of Cranford ture on Blast Fifrnac*kiX)pcrati,i):i Wednesday by Mrs. James C. Wilson, immediate past, regent, to Mr. McCoy. The new flag was raised 'fBM"~ -Mrând Mrs. Paul F.Penvenne of Miss Gcraldinc Brucato, a jun- 1 High School. Miss Rutz is the 15 pinc With Electronic 'Ccni'iputcrs." by Sfxitt Christehsen of Troop 80, left. Members takinârt in.the ceremony were Left tori^Ht- Mrs! Wr^tx. street, and Miss Caryl- ior at Trenton State,College, has 1 daughter x>f Mr. and Mrs. Erwin Prior to joining , the U; S. Stee'l "i\''i$'<'~ Lyn' n K" . Sellers-•••"• , '62•-- , daughter of Wilson: Mrs. James. J. Whitehcad, flag committee chairman, and Mrs* Curtis G Culin, chapTa-in, who H. Rut?.. Mliss Vogel is the daugh- been installed as chaplain of Phil- Corp. (Gary Works) Is 1930: he ob- Mr. and Mrs.' Carroll K. Sellers. omatheon Sigma .sorority. Miss •save the invocation! The new library was opened on March 5 and the DAR gift marks one of several ter of Mr. arid Mrs. Rpber.t C. tained .degrees in chemical and gifts of equipment received to date, by the library.- ' - ,. Vogel; Miss West is the daughter Brucato, an English major, is the metallurgical engineering from the Of Dr. and Mrs. William H. West Miss Judith. Valla, daughter of daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Joseph University of Michigan aijd con-j Mr. and Mrs. Samuel Va-lla of 25Brucato of JlflRetford avenue. tinued with additional studies at Madison avenue, was presented the Purdue, Columbia and Princeton. Isadore and Frieda Holtz Founda- He, taught metallurgy at Purdue li îtefcfc^ tion scholarship, awarded on the Miss Aileen Kendall, daughter Urjths basis of professional. promise, at of. Mr. and Mrs. Andrew F; Ken-Êxtension" 1944-i946. •fTiuul Ijnnarjr eech street, Will re- ~^ ~ _'" odge n& Mr. artdrMrs. Kenneth Meier of ihpsday at Newark State Col-turh Thursday for t^he summer re- -was tenYporaflly transferred to 137 North Lbhrgh avenue announce lege, Union. Miss Valla, a junior, thc'.Stcel Corp's Research LirtJortJ^" $lPw^^ cess from Douglass College, New tory, Kearny, in 1942. He r/nlaincd in theway>• / the birth -Of "their fourth child, is maj^r|ing in general elementary Brunswick, where .she has com- WiUIam--Edword, on-May-20rin at KeUrny until 1944, w~h Mrs. Frank Jacoby .of 171 Mo- {ft cf Country Manor Setting St. Elizabeth Hospital, Elizabeth. in Cleveland, MTss.i^vfiere he is in hawk drive entertained Saturday This F-85 beauty handles like apart They also have a son, Edward, Jr. his senior year. He will spend the evening- for Mrs. Joseph Marino of you. Parks like a compact. Rides like summer with his parents, Mr. and of Fords and Mrs. Angelo Marino, big, expensive cars. Goes like nothing . K^ren Patricia Blaney was born Mrs. Charles M. Preston of 201 Mrs. Rudolph Pusommano, Mrs. The New else its size. It's every inch an Oldsmobile May 23 to Mr. and Mrs. William Orange avenue. Harry Corallo, Mrs. Carmine Vn- —right down to its deep-breathing, tile, Mrs. C. Vatile and Mrs. high-stepping aluminum V-8 engine! Blaney of 53 Myrtle street at Muh- JI-"- •• leiiberg-Hospital. Plainfleld. The Miss Susan Osborne, daughter of Charles Jacoby of Newark. ped-e-flous Come in and check one out... at your Mr. and Mrs. Harry V. Osborne, luncheon * Cocktalte • Pinner Oldsmobile Quality Dealer's! couple^ other children 'are Mi- Jr., of 5 Dartmouth road, has com- chael and Kevin. Jamas S. Clarke of 419 Manor Baitqutl Facilities —o— pleted her sophomore ytar at Mid- blnncr DanclliB Friday nnd ..____ JOIN THE "eime OF SAFETY" • CHECK YOUR CAR .., CHECK YOUR ORIVIMO . .. CHECK ACObENYS -——— rH.-l dlebury College in-Middlebury, Vt. avenue has returned from a ten- Saturday In Ihe Glenn Miller Mood lip- i • Mr. and Mrs. Peter t>. Btirk of Mrs. Osbornc and Mrs. Fred P. An- day business trip to Southamp- l_ 41 Lewis street'have announced dersen of 9. Dartmouth road will ton, Engiand, and Amsterdam and Mountain Bltftf. off Bt. 22, REILLY OLDSMOBJLE, INC. — 560 NORTH AVE, £., WESTFIELD, N. J. ;'(f the-birth of their second daughter, Rotterdam, Netherlands. Returvalioni PL 5-0111 '$' * Linda Ann, on May 4 at Rahway leave for.there Monday to accom- IP" Hospital. They -also have two pany Miss Osborne home. K • sons, .' ' " *M» —o— Miss Carol Shire, daughter of Mr." and Mrs. George W.Apgar, Mr. and Mrs. R. L. Shire of 116 Oak Ji:., of "218 Oak lane are receiving MISS BARBARA J. WEST lane, and Miss Linda Huff, daugh- m congratulations on the birth of ter of Mr. and Mrs. G. M. Huff of THE CHANGING SCENE their fifth daughter, Patricia Alice, 38 Keith "Jeffries avenue, have Mr. and Mrs. J. Dwight Bridge completed their sophomore year on May. 22 at Muhluenberg Hos- pital In Plainfleld. The couple of 3 West Holly street entertained at Syracuse University in Syracuse, also has four sons. Mrs. Janies at a Memorial Day barbecue fam- N. Y., and will return home today Wilson of 201 Edgar aVenue is theily party in honor of the birthday for the summer vacation. maternal . grandmother, and Mr,anniversary of 'their son-in-law, and, Mrs. George Apgar of Somer- A. W. Curtis of Elizabeth/Guests Miss Mary Howell returned ville, former Granford. residents, included Mrs. Curtis, and Mr, and home Tuesday after completing are the paternal grandparents. Mrs. Clifton H. Cox and daugh- her freshman year at Bucknell —o— ters, Debbie and Dai-lene, and Mr.University in Lewisburg, Pa. She Their first 'child, Debra Louise, and Mrs. G. L. Murphy and is the daughter of Mr. and Mrs. was born May 17 in Muhlenberg daughters, Marilyn and Marcia, John C. Howell of 16 Mohawk Hospital, Plainfield, to Pfc. Stan- and Mrs. A. V. Hibson of Cran- drive. ley Meier, USA, and Mrs. MeieL ford. Pfc. Meier is stationed at Fort Miss Frances Tannenbaum, Bragg, N. C. The maternal grand- Mrs. George Mack, Jr., of 609daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Irving parents are Mr; ond Mrs. John A. Willow street will return home Tannenbaum of 73 Lawn terrace, -TheiS2 of 15 Washington place and this' week-end after visiting for has been" elected a junior editor of the paternal grandparents are Mr.ten days with her son-in-law and the 1963 Quair, Douglass College and Mrs. Harry Meier of 7 Roose- daughter, Mr. and Mrs. Robert yearbook. Ten girls were named to velt aVentoe. Burnash of Cincinnati, Ohio. the post. - —o— —o—. The Rev. Laird O. Miller, asso- Louis Habich, Jr., and.his soh, Patrick J. Kelly of Cranford is ciate pastor of the First Presbyr Kenneth, of 180. Mohawk drive, one of. 31 freshmen at College of teriah Chtirch, and Mr. and Mrs.spent • the w^k-end al Niagara the 'Holy Cross, Worcester, Mass, David Brumfleld of 120 Elm street Falls, N.. Y., and also visited Can- who has been accepted for the have returned'from Denver, Colo., ada. honors program at the college: He where the Rev. Mr. Miller and Mr. was selected on, the basis of his Bruroflerd, hn. elder of the local Mr. and "Mrs. Jon Schwalbach academic performance this year, church, were commissioners at theand their sons, Jon "and Richard, faculty recommendation, national general assembly of the United of 8 Oraton drive, spent the week- testing scores and individual in- Presbyterian Church of the U.S.A:, end at their summer home at Glen terviews. He will be required to May 14-24. Cove. do independent study and .research. Bruce Brumfieid of 120 Elm IN CRANFORD...AND AROUND THE WORLD street has completed his junior yenr at Tulane University, New DRIVE BY ,Qrleans, La., and is taking -part The ro(e of the modern woman is quite different than that played in a two-week civil engineering . by her counterpart in the days of hoop skirts and the lorgnette. summer survey conducted by the university before returning home,' 206 SOUTH AVE., E. For the second year he was elected Over the years banking, too, has changed, and we at the (Opposite R.R, Station) . Union County Trust Company are proud of the fact that, while we HELP WANTED FEMALE 50x150 LOT have always maintained the traditional conservative approach to TYPIST the management of our depositors' funds ... our services aregeared RCA International Division has to the modern financial needs of the communities which we serve. Zoned For Business excellent'opportunity tor a typist to be trained on the flexowriter machine. Experience on the Visit Our Booth During "Cranford Days"... Pick Up Your Free Gift 7-ROOM HOME ,, electric typewriter required. plus • MODERN AIR.CONDI- TtONED BUILDING ABOUT 500 SQ. FT. OF • PERIODIC MERIT SHOP OR STORE AREA INCREASES { nion Conntj Trust Compnj LOW TAXES • COMPANY PAID HOSPITAL. SURGICAL & MAJOR Serving you in MEDICAL INSURANCE Estate Wants Action! Apply in person or cull:- CRANFORD Mrs. Jrinice Williams 100 South Avov East \. 382 10QQ RCA International Division nine other convenient offices im Central 6 Terminal Avenues Clark, New Jersey ELIZABETH • LINDEN • SUMMIT • BERKELEY HEIGHTS G. E. HOWLAND RADIO CORPORATION- REALTOR OF AMERICA Member Federal Depoiit Insurance Corporation' V. BR 65900 1,3 Eastman St; An Equpl Opportunity Employer ' ••! telelit CRANFORD (\. J.) CITIZEN ANO CHRONICLE—THURSDAY. MAY 31, 19C2 ]0 He mi ich -Sir ret, t't anfur d, »a.v Vlllaijr rnnil'uid. N J Objections, it mn sliould l)c in,>di' im SM u-liii •. .will A.1.*- TVca>. HI-II-M briU mndlalrlr. iii uniting, lo J Waller Cof- Parltway, Mountam- BPW Installs Si-i rii lSli Sunns fee Clerk of ihr"To«iiship of Crimford. Mill-, N J N J Obji-rtloi be , mnde* lin • int-dlntelv.' ii wririni; Waller Cuf- mANfOHD EI.KS. HPOE Mrs. Bowers ALWAYS A FAVORITE! le-<-. del k ( rrn- Tuw of CrHlifo'id Lodge No 200(1 It •& N J Jan,'1! J. MLK.II . Mis Dorothy BnwcrS was iri- l.rn.-linii Kntflil !:illtd as -pre idcnt ;it the annual '.* IK'.NA.DASE. tt Acl\ Kc-r- $11 »B • ' ' , S -li •f ™. Hi.lph Delia Sfi rj 1'ir ('.'liner . jncc-Utiy ril 'the Cranford Sl?r7 • -I.-, S!l 24 RCvV on Monthly' r"vi-n.,nj{ ;it thf { no w;n OK Koi ( A MOM 1 ', ;,nv. (KKI. (jaiwndci. Mr.. IJoris RIB STEAKS flubnika, president 'of -the State' ii TOWNSHIP OF CRANFORI) . • voiu r. TO nmuEits Fwii-ration, was installinji officei'. SEAtKU PROPOSALS fun tin- ('RAM'PKO. NEW W.i Olhi't nfTiecis wen.' inrl '1 llfi.l—$*+ III -I'ropohrd - «.trm-uoii of' coni-n tr sidi-walk* mi NANCI: no Avenue, iilo q school plrmisch knoun lollows: pir.-t vu-r'-prc-iiricffit, Mrs. ' AN OIIDINANCE' ESTABLISH ING MU- /as Kpflnklm. find l.lm-i.ln Schools. Car- Mine- T{obin ; second vioe-prosi- | |, icceivi-d bv NlCIPAlNICIPAL. PARKIPARKINN G LOT No Ii AND•.\ v.no nodd . Ntw j,,st> ttm |,r icceivid U nt. Mi" Anne WillouK'hby; rc- i;f.CUl,ATING THE USE THEREOK ] thf Hoard of Education. Boroucn of Our,

AND AMfcNDINCJJ AND' 'SUPPLK.MENT SUPPLkMI-NT - ! wflod;5d, Cmmtc! > of UnionUi , NewN JerseyJ , ;il •ording sLCT , nrc-r, Mi>! M'lVy Knierim. ' HE IT -ORfiAINEO by Chf. Township Jim. 111. 1062. at wh.kli tune IhfV will' Committee r,if the Township nf .Crnnffird. In- opened mid publicly ri-nd Mrs. Robins, • niembcrship cfutir-i th.-i!: SpM-lflcutinn,1!. Inslnictions !o Bidd<-r*-. nitih, inducted Ihe following nt-iv I- Scclion 1 "An. nridltion.il Municipal Sample 'of Proposal Fonn, may be ob-mcrnbor.s-: Mrs. Jo,-in Stalter, legal I PHI IdiiR Lot be, and llu same here By Is tained Jit tin' oflive of the Superintendent secretary in the office of George! eMablUjhed and des.lenated (is . Municipal q{ Schools. Fr.-niklln Srhool, Wnlini! PnrkiMK Lot No fl, on the southerly side j Street, Gar wood. New Jersey, on ;in>W. Morton,'Jr.. Miss Dorothy Ann of Chestnut Street. 100 feet castorly of week dny between" the hours of 9:00 Sauer, registered nurse and med- lh«. ensltrl.v line of Hlk'h Street. In Block I o'clock A.M..' and 4,00 o'clock P.M.. ical assistant in the offices of Dr. SI, tin the Official Tax Mop of the Tmviir j JED-S.TI fiom this drtle up to nnd in- ship of Cranford ' chidlnR Jiiiu1 13, 1002. or by makinj.' £. R. Kassouf; Mrs. Edith Cad- Section 2 Automatic Bates shall be PORTERHOUSE u:ntten appllcntion to Mr\ A T. Mosca.,t die, teacher in Livingston Avenue installed at- tile entrances and e*its of Secrctar>'. Board of Edut ntion, Fr:'"klln| .'-chool. and Mrs. Josephine Rud- said Parking Lot No fl, and any person School. Garwoofl. New Jt-rseV. ripytrinu to pnrk any vehicle lh any All bidders shall tender Vvlth tlu-ir iiicki, director of nurses, Cran- pnrklns space In said lot shall deposit bids Visiting Nurse Association. the "proper roin or coins nt the re- certified check in th<- ntpnunt of ceptacle provided for that, purpose nt Mrs. Marie Deacon, outgoing the entrances and exits, as the case may t n l b Cf r S der nru^ i ,-icceptnbiBon d\.xcce ,suretie,,e c| s b; ,?,in'^Bid tho:j ];:csid.ent, welepmed members, be. to said pniklnc lot. •mount oi ten percent of the total oifl. I Mrs. Marjorie Hoff, chairman, of ^(.^shn! be unlawful to Contract will be awarded to the lowtyit it. 79- 7ark. or permit nrTyt^^chicle to remain responnlhje bidder 117in* -music committee, presented a pa iked- In any pnrkln|jNspac,e In said The Board of Education reserves the Pinking I-ot No. 0 wlthouPvpnying (he progrnju,-"A Night in Hawaii." •/r , ^-r~~~'* • . . ' Photo by Frulehey Associntes rlKht tp reject any or all bids; Incrense > proper fee therefor. *"•> or decrense quantities nt Its discretion, forkijig'oh doeor'ations in the Craiuuict ri'igii bcliool gym- " Section 4 It shall be unlawful " waive, any Informnlltles therein, and r 1 or permit any vehicle to remain pi Trtvatd contract as may be deemed best •'nasiuni are the student chairi^m TofT^TCIbod Indigo, ' Junior-Senior Prom ,to be held Friday night. In- said Pnrking Lot No. fl between thn Marion Miller 1 for the"~rn+erctC-alLJthc School District of fLANK STEAKS Shown, left'to rigm. are:• Fdregroiirf$f William Balli" finance chairman, and Carol Leonard, refresh- hours of 2:00 A.M. and 5:00 A.M., pre-Garwoodi New jerse; vailing time. ' By O ments; back TQVV, ^3fftiîfi,.Kot^pubUcity;. Kathleen.Bride, general chairman; Claire Hallehbeek, Sfftiftn ft „_ ===== nnvood, County ol Union, >le 'decorations; Valerie -tJeifier, programs, anc tory and supplemental to Sections 9.16 New Jersey. and 9.11 of Chnpter 9 of the 1051 Codrf A. T. Mosen. Secretary Syracnse o( Genera! Ordinances of the Township Dnted: Mny 31, 1962 i ••'•ret'10 clnys oiler Its piibllcntion .after of Cranford'; "TIB—iwneadj5d_and supple- ib. 1062, at 8:30^-P.M. on the following Adv. Fees: S10.20 " Manhattan Skyline— lini.) jjass.ige tis - provided b.v stntutc. terms: _ • mented. ' ' '">*--_ . of WrT 1.'':Minfniuin':'sate price. Si,OOO.OO. Section $, This ordinance shall take 1 V n'ph'p hn Humpntojjfpffj f r ot 4 JPittsiield street, will be gradu- -evening will be: Mr- mid Tlio- ioreBQinc ordinance was/ -Intro- lr| ensh.ôr by certified check, nt after-publication, as providei d by iaw.! ~ ~^~: NOTICE OF INTENTION ated- on Saturday from Syracuse Fred Bali, Dr. and Mrs. Edward duced, (intl massed on first reading'nl' " the time of "the *ale. Tnke notice iftf!rt--CBlANFORp HOTEL, meeting of the Township. Committee of 3. Balance of purchnt-'c price, to be NOTICE' Inc., hns 'applied to thcTowiighlp Com- University, Syracuse, N. Coe, Mr. and Mrs. Howard Mil- the Township of, Crnnford. N. J., held on paid 1n cash or eerttfied check with- The foregoing ordinance was Intro- mittee of the Township of Crarifocd+JJ bachelor's degree Hr^ Cut Vp ius, .Dr. and M.rs. Bernard kott, May 22, 1802. and will be consid- in thirty (30) dayp of thedute of duced and pnssed on flret reading at a J.. for a Plenary Retail Consump.t!ontT»* aTicPspeiyiaFieducatidn. Mr. and Mrs. Alfred Ballinger, ered for fli)!)l passage, after public hear- sale, upon' delivery of deed. meeting nf the Township Committee 0) cense for premises situated at One South liig, nt another meeting of said Township 4. Purchnser to pay the cost of publica- '.he Township of Cranford, N. J., held on Union Avenue, Crnnford. N. J.~^~ ' Miss Miller, n graduate of Crari- Mi", and "Mrs. James Bride, Mr. Committee at Municipal Building. Crmi- May 22, 1902, and will be consid- Names and addresses of (he ofricers and lord.-New Jersey, on tion of the sale, revenue stamps and ered for final passage, after public hem • ford H.igh School, has accepted a s preparation of deed. stockholders are: and Mrs. Gus Gutierrez, Mr. and TUESDAY; JUNE 12, 1082 m.g, at another meeting of laid Township - ••;: 5. Purchaser to pay ,a proportlonnte President: Frank DITulllpp. 257 Bl'oomlnc- •position as a' special opueatiorf Mrs. Eugene Zobel, Mr. ahd Mrs.at 8:30 o'clock P.M. (prevailing time) Committee at Municipal Building: Cran- Avenue, Cranford. N. J. J. WALS36R COFPEE, share of the taxes for the current ford. New Jersey, on d teacher at the Post Roacll School, year from the dole of sale. . Vlce-Prcsldent- and Treasurer: WUllam Robert Gisser. '.. • Township Clerk TUESDAY. JUNE 12, 19flS! DITullio, 207 Walnut Avenue, Crnn- White Plains, She will .tefmh this Dated: May 22, 1002 6. The hitthcst.bld shall be subject to at. 8:30 'o'clock P.M. (prevailing time/, Also, MK and Mrs. William' acceptance by the- Township Comr ford. N. J. . • Adv. Fees: S7-02 . > 5-31 ""i J, WALTER COFFEE, Secretary;. James F. Kervlck, -118 Casino summer at the Westfield y.,,'While Trometter, Mr. and • Mrs. M. F. mlttoe_whicii reserves the right to Township Clerk. at Syracuse, she has been Jit mem- reject any and ail bids. Avonue, Crnnford, N. J. Dated: May 22. 1902 Fred Maybaum, .25 Elm Court, South Yanuzzi, Elmer .JVeber,' Mr. aijd Adv. Fees: $13.50 - 5-31 ber of the "Glee Cliib.. \ Mrs. E. J. Geiger," Dr. and Mrs. 1. The sale. and conveyance shall be Orange. N. J. ' subject'to the following restrictions: Objections, If any. should be made im- Mr. and Mrs. Miller and a TOWNSHIP OP CRAiNFORD " In i Restrictions of-record and zon- Clark McDerinith, Mr. and Mrs. mediately, in writing, to J. Walter Coi¥v •\ Proponed ' •' ing- ordinances. daughter, Patricia, will M. O. Hallenbeck, Miss Diane OrtBINANCE NO: l«-0' tee. Cleric of the Township of Cranford, ibi Northerly 25 ft. of lot 5 shall TOWNSHIP OF CRANFORD N. J. graduation ceremonies. AN ORDINANCE Providing for the. u?.ed In conjunction with Hortori. ' ' • Installation and Construction . of CRANFORD, NEW JERSEY •j - ' (Slfmedi. propestx owned by the pur- Proponed Also, Mr! and Mrs. Paul Pen- Traffic Controls at Kenll'worth BOUT CRANFORD HOTEL. Inc. chaser to\form one building lot ORDINANCE. NO. Ili-R James F. Kervlck, Secy levard- nnd Springfield Avenue TOWNSHIP OF CRANPOHD AN ORDINANCE VACATING A POR- VIA Units Plan Trip venne, Mr. ahd Mrs. George Ru- Be It Ordttlned by the Township Com- Adv. Fees: SB.50 . ,_ 5-31 bine, 'Mr. and Mrs. B. Leonard, J. WALTER COFFEE TION OF CHIPPEWA WAY mittee of the Township tit Crunford Jn Titvnship Clerk WHEREAS, a street known ns Chlppc- To Fischer -Greenhouses Mr. and Mrs. William Weber, Mr. the County of Union: Dated: May 22, 1062 \v;i Way, In the Township of Crnnford. NOTICE OF INTENTION and Mrs. G. Frank Zirhmerman, J5cctloti 1. That Traffic Controls be Ad\u Fees: S18.17 . Mr. McCoy. Benediction will be fi-e: Clerk of the Tpwnihlp. of Cninford. GROUND CHUCK ONE EXTRA YEAR'S FREE SERVICE '21 Niwth .14 deertv's 05 minutes 5-1 sec-pronounced by the Rev. Di'.. Rob- Wrst 70 II feel; thence i.'li North -i:l ,,,.. /-' T ,. , L. . c •....-10 minutes Ea.-t 10-1 OS feet to the "l G' ^'"K'^tT. minister of the LEAN GROUND ON ALL STEPHEN iincl STELLA ifiirriiM-ntlcinrd side nf Aluimquln Drive; First Presbyieiian Church. (ill Weal Price Strcit Linden; N»NJ hc-nc*' <4i Sniithciistci }\ nlonn Ihe .same Libnii'iiiiis from many commun- lb. and Auv Fees: $11 Il.TS. in Ihc me (if II cHive, ctirvjnj,' t •» II,r ROUND STEAK 79c a-:n iiKlit wllh ,i radius of 10(1 feel fin a ells- ilies ii^rc expected lo attend the lanco ot ft fKI feet ID a .point nf cm ve in dedication. Among those who WASHERS DRYERS 1 'he âlll - .. 15' still .ny the sitmc diive accepted are Roger McDon- 1:1(1- notice Hint Cll ANIOHI) Fl KS Smith ,) 'i-s 1)2 lti' s Ka»t 2'A B.i MPOK I.ODCJK NO 200(1, hiis applied f( «'t In r point of rvr; thence (>nnh, director of the Division of Sold Thurs.> Fri. or Sat. I" Ihf Tiiwimhlp Cuinrnlltee nf the Town- 'Hi In . l SiMilhfrh (lircrllnii on the St-ale I.ibi'iiry, Trenton. I'll) of Cianford for llt'iiewal nf club the IHC f ni\'i', riti'vlnff to the i luhl \\lth it r.idhis isr for premises situated ill os| 1,1,, of 40 fi-ct for n (llslaiici- The "new library will be open cobt "f nil 14 feet t tlic afmcinlMitlo'ii-d noln! The Spot Avenue. Enst, CNinfuril, SP\K Jnwt 'if iiii-x In Oiitiit'ldi' i 1'l.n-p nnd the point for inspection from 12:30 until •i pl,»C(. of Hi « I :i() Sunday nnd for an hour fol- MuNIn lin.'i 11(1111,' kl'HU II illlll (ll'MjJII.ltl'fl .1'. |.nt ce. Ciiirifoiil , N J lowing the I ciK.ini! Knliihl: Jumcs S. No II, 'Fllni'K C! un .1 in.i|i I'lilMIrd "Th.. Me K.r Spcrrv IIIIIIIM Place, ILi/let. N .1 K-t.ii ». Sfctlon 'J. ('i.infoi'd. N I " t'n L;nal Knluht- .Stephen Cvmtialuk rs fi< KI'IIM, (Kll KII|[IIII-I'I S .mil 1.in SI.IVI'MI Her! Edward Street. l-,elln, N J I-S. lr\ inulon. N .1 . (liiti-d Oclo- Stroll on (riven I" i- ln-((l and uppiovcd liv Ihe Tii«n-bip I iM-tuiiii!; Knlulit: Kenneth Forrentiil 1 '•( Cranford. Nc.veinbci lf).|() whleli map ((\111tlu11cd friini /'(!(/(• / ) 1'iaiif Piirk«ii.v. Crunfui-d, N J COFFEY'S »»< chilv Hied In the HCK Istir'-, OrTlee tis.s.nridrls. HI Preston Ihls sale . nibit paintings at the show may Awiiue. Cuinfiircl, N .1 n.iiiih ()ri»ci-ll(i, siii-riiT' '.'btain further information from, Open Friday Till 8 P. M. 29 ALDEN ST. • BRidge 6-2224 /'« CRANFORD, N. J. 1 See 1 ninuiM II Hi.barcl». l:m Otisco David K Arnistmnii. Atty I'Mi'^ Eiirull of 119 Centennial ave-1 i Di iv.,e. Ue-llli-Ul. M ,| , i)J *i CCAr CX IMI Weekdays — 8 to 6 P.M. CLOSED MONDAYS iTiea- 1 CMiilstliill -I). Ah,, •10 1'mk- I Auv. lets: *\U 77 0-7, 11 WALNUT AVE. • BRIDGE 6-1113 Rotary Holds CRANFORD (V J ) CITIZEN AND CHRONICLE-THURSDAY. MAY 31.19P2 SECTION TWO Memorial }

Service w A service of remembrance for •A members who died during the pust year was held at In&t Thursday's . . • luncheon meeting of tHe Rotary c'ub in Randolph Hall of ihc Methodist Churc.h." The Rev. Qr.'Robert G. Long- «ker. past president, BOve Wo .firuphkul skc.-i.cn us or Wesley .A. •Stniiger, ST., John W. Miller and >dward L. Hedenberg, who passed / V . *way -during the yPar, and th,; members stoocTin tribute to their tnem'orics.. A musical program in keeping with the occasion was offered by the Junior Girls' Choir of Cran- rord High School under direction of George White. Edwyr, Lewis was In charge of the program President Ira D. Dorian presided nnd the fellowship nw.ard was pre- • •A sented to Nelson -Kling, who was J welcomed back .after ;nn absence due to illness. Venneri Greets 900

Al'"Hir , Vonneri of Cranford,. "BCiTGral chairman of theVlJnionr C»unty Committee of Boys' TowB^L- SUITE WOULD BE $299 of Italy, welccmcd_4juestr-srThc Blossom .FestivaTBnli: sponsored if not on .sale! Exciting savings? Decidedly! by the committee at thc~~HotoJ You pocket over $100! But no more exciting lli? Ninej_hundrcd persons attended the ball arranged by Mr. Vennefi Jtirt lake thi- and his cornmittde. -tm ^b stance. Have you ever jockeyed for t:P:y4^:^--to-^Poml>-yf . nnd, Mrs. . AJrihur Venticii; arejrcbal¥men, Mr. and Mrs.' An- huhhy tics his tie?Jt*s a Struggle . . . unices arew Crisanti, .nn4-eef»mittaemeh, you have TWO mirror's ."'.. like this! (Smart Mr. and Mrs. O. J. D'Afcangclo, Mr. and Mrs. Edward Galvln' and hung together, aff-ceriter ... or separated Mr. and» Mrs. Benedict Torcivla. with pictures between!) Or have you ever longed for a dresser that has drawer space Miss HaniilfaSl- to spare.' Mm js it . . . not juat 58" or 68", iSnrSclio] but an "extravagant: 72" long . . . with 9 Yvonne Hamiltohj a senior nt rooyny drawers! Of. course, you get 4 more Cranford High School, has. been awarded a; partial scholarship by drawers in the handsome chpst . . . plus the tm the College of Saint Elizabeth, Convent Station, it was announced lovely panel bed. The complete suite in this week by Sister Hildegnrdo beautiful, slim-lined Danish walnut! Yours Marie, president. . for one sellout-low SI88. See it at your Yvonne, daughter of Mr, and Mrs. W. C. .Hamilton of 305 nearest KOOH store . . . tonight or tomorrow! Bloomingdale avenue, also" wns V ^.J the recipient of a sfntc scholarship. She is on the staff of the ~C, yearbook,, and. a member of the Spanish Club, Music Club, Student Council and High School Choir. She was elected to the National Honor Society In hpr i, junior year.. "J • Dinner Dunce Scheduled In Newark by Tewipie v • fho:' annual dinner dance of Temple Beth-Er will bb held at 8:30 p'.m, Saturday at the Essex House, Newark. -The-thcnMe7-|rqneT6 "Grovfon'i" commemorates the ftvst year of the temple in Us hew building on Walnut Avenue. - ! I Mike Forman's orchestra will ••» furn'ish the music. Entertainment s will be provided by Mac Robbing, , f comedian, and Stan Porter, vocal 1st. 18.80 DELIVERS iPenulized for Points COMPLETE «r>. Driver's license of Richard G. BEDROOM Campbell, 33^ of 205 North avenuo, west, has been suspended for 45 days, effective, as of May 15, ....;';.[•• under the point system, it.was an- •'i'i nounced this week by Motor Ve- hicle Director Ned J. Parscklan,

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I : Pace Two CRANFORD (N. J ) CITIZEN AND CHRONICLE—THtlRRDAV, MAV SJ. 19C2 Cnmforh (Htftz&t mth' CJmmtcb Letters to th&Editor THI CKANKOBD CHRONICLK. UTABLIFHCO 1893: "^J« CFTANFORO CLTIZIN. ESTABLISHED 1B98, The Branches. "harmed no one bur have brought • COUHIWKD IN 10211 Try on, N. C only pleasure to man? : May 18. qui 'Liorus Cllih tn Dr Fnrl A -ope t'o-twe ciiutimi ih~order to pleasure- of- working with thenv a Membert Quality Weeklies of Ne and wa?: .-io pli-a.'it'-o' to )vaa in itFcivic d-tity or every man,' "U \~\ ,"""77" . ~ ~.i- • fee. avoid accidents, injuries a»nd woman arid child- in1* Chvnfo.'d.. To - Xy^rd's tribute y» the na, fatalities during 'the blackout. Cranford Citizen and 'chr,onick "" ' ' 'tioijs war dead was to begin Entered at the Post OfficeJet Craniord, N. J.,' as Second Class Matter. Published Thursdays at bmv proud Cranford is of thef? light the despoiling of~*txur heri- For the first tune in its 19- tage is npt only good Ventfe, with a"\pa'nfcJe~"d-f more than year history, an alumnus was to The Cranford Junior Service jCranford, N> 3., by the CSanfort CUfeen ifod4£hronicle, Inci:. Of ficial newspaper for Cranford," ^ 'devotion U> others through tf 2,500 •'murchei's" from1 Lincoln !# years. • ' . '•.. • .'. good -'business. '.* Every ohifth who* be the speaker at the Union League and the Cranford Gar- '" Garwood and Kerillworth. Subscription Rate,/^N.Oft a'Year. Advertising; Rates on Request. and WJ3jputjpavenues. EHvc bands .• .Cordially,' "•"•••.x.~ can "spend hi?; time in the whohr Junior College commencement. den Club reported 'plans to •Office: 21-23 Alden Street, Craniford, N. ~j.—'-*m> ^ •'. ^ ..Telephone- BRidge 6-£000 "<.anie endeavor of'fishing,'-is da% provide^music for the Dr. Charles J). Compttm, associ- sponsor six Open Houses for the '*^vj Mollie Q. tainlv one less chlldf.on the roud ' > 7^4r John L> ate professor in the depart- benefit of the American Bed ment of Chemistry at Williams Cross. Cranford, N. J. V Bre.nn.an wa^Vdeliver the ad- I' appreciate • \h.at wiify~ the *a*>- College, was to speak. & G ^ of -WeKonrflr at the mem- # May'21, 19GT2 S, riuul Cranford .pays so near .at . tablet at police headquor- Joseph B. Stepltenson or 223 Dear Sir: . - ... . • hand' much of your space was Cranford Bays: Fttij and Community Pride ters, North Union avenue,. Miss Blanche Abrams, a Cranford avenue wan the first On behalf of the Garden Club taken with publicity concerning teacher in the Cranford public name drawn when the cards of Township Committee named As the observance of Cranford Days er Scouts, an .antique car exhibit spon- oi Cranford, I would like to thank this event. Howeyer, I should, school system 30 yqarsr was men in the fourth registration 1962 gets under way today (Thursday) soreel by the Cranford Board of Realtors- Mayor LaCorte and the Township like to point out that the river, Acting Fire Chief Bernard A. honored at a dinner ,at the Clara which included the 45-G5 age v-?:. Committee for the recent planting . which once brought so many Doyle, Sr., to succeed Chief Louise Restaurant, Plainfield, groups were drawn by Selective townspeople will be looking forward with and music by the Recreation Band, of 4roes in our shopping area. The people to Cranford and earned for Howard G. Schlndler who, was by the Cranford Teachers As- Service Board 5. eager anticipation to two events marking Features of the busy round of Cran- touehof .*green will certainly add Cranford an • enviable - reputation, retiring Capt. Thctbdore C. sociation. beauty to our downtown section may easily become despoiled. If Chamberlain >vas promoted to 25 Years Ago the final realisation ofr dreams of long ford Days events also will include a and will greatly improve the ap- this occurs, then. Cranford Days deputy chief and FJr*m*h Ed» According to an standing and the completion.of some im- Country Fair to be conducted on the pearance of Cranford. .. will becomea'hollow mockery. ward Ruhtaj^J t* captain. W«Ir 15 Years Ago ment by the National Safety portant business begun during last year's grounds of Cleveland Junior School un- This is definitely a step in trie- May we enlist yolar support to ' Ham Blaney was appointed a Crnnford was to pause on Council, Cranford was . named IV: right direction and one for which preserve and enhance the attrac- probationary patrolman filling a Memorial Day lo pay tribute to the johly municipality in New community celebration. We refer to the der sponsorship of the Junior Service Mayor LaCorJe and his committee tiveness of our" priceless natural' vacancy caused by the, the 69 men from this commu- Jersey and one, of ten cities in formal dedication ceremonies for our League from 9:30 a.m. to 4:30 p.m. Sat- are 'to be commended. asset? tlon of SeV Edward N. • nity who made the suprefme the United States with a popula- sacrifice in World Wars \ and tion of 10,000 to 25,000 which beautiful new Municipal Building,, sched- urday. Thirty-four booths featuring a va- We hope that this program will Very truly yours, J $ <> * bf continued in all the streets and Ane S.> Kelly II. Hundreds of ex-servicemen had no -traffic fatalities' uled for 11 a.m. Saturday, and the êdi-riety of services, games, refreshments parking lots. . " Henry J. Kelly The Cranford ' Elementary and membeTs o": [aJiizatlOns were expected to cation; of our hahdsonie new Public Li- and other items have been planned by Sincerely, tee selected Julia Alice Cromar- I.V V 154 Mohawk Drive takeipart in/the four-dlv)ision Cranford prepared to pay trl- Itrs. A. W. Bowling, ty, high school senior, as the pAraao. A 60-iplece high school butejtb itsJVorld War ijtfiad Corresponding Secretary Cranford; May 23, 1962 winner of their $160 scholarship. Cranford Days 1961 proved to be funds for theirêtj^harities or projects. iflnd+2iinder-rthe-- interest. you, hardv workers, very well, inr a new lease would be Increased ft i> • * conducted^fi connection; witpthe W6t • ter toitight (Thursday), anftsfiwany stores deed !! !"' 6ti yes',""did you re-" members of the 1937"'s6rii6r _ Cranford Days Qbservance^flttrajêd Howeyer, the news article for from $5,000 to $8,500. .• •. . - Civilian Defense volunteers class pf Crflnford High School, v alsojivpl be open Friday nigH until. 9 0'- "which* I was looking did not ap- member to say thank you? It's, waited -expectantly foP the all- neve* too late, you know. representing the largest class in over 4,000 people.to a large^{ft on the clocKvAi sampling of the b^gairis to tie pear, lam referring to.the fact For completing 25 years of state surprise blackout test. the history of the school, were grounds of Cleveland Junior ScfipoL An offered will be found in a Cranford Days that some thoughtless individual . Very sincerely, perfect attendance, a certificate Leonard Dreyfus, state director to be graduated at ,the June even larger attendance is expected this sought to use the ftahway River Grace Die'ffenbach was presented by the Cranford . of civilian defense, urged every- commencement. Sales Supplement in this issue of the Cit- near Droescher's dnnvas S dump- year, since the exhibifsrpif^nie 40 busi- izen and Chronicle. ing ground for some 40-ddd bot- r nesses and organization^ are-being dis- Other events on the Cranford Days tles of drugs for which he apparently had no further use. Se- played on the ground level of the new program include the Cranford High rious consequences to our little r- Municipal Buildiftg and will prove an Schol Prom on Friday night, followed folk and the wildlife on the river added-attraction for the thousands of Saturday night by a Parents' Gay Nine- was averted by the alertness and l ' interest of two of our youthful visitors who will View the interior of the ties Prom making use of the same decor- . fishermen. Their speedy action new building during the open house ations in the high school gymnasium; the prevented possible 'tragedy and there from 10 :a.rii. t.b 4 p.m. Saturday. points up a fact that apparently traditional field-day events for young only our children are interested in The exposition also will be i:\\u, $2r>(); B Lc'oiiui-d, lJ8 Ceri-lc'.'.v and Thursday of next vêek,; Union County Unit, New Jersey Republican Training Session Sevens-,-, by Benoit; The Murder lenni.il avenue, alteration, $200,' I')r. H^rqld N. Moldenke, directory , for Retarded Chil- Trul of Judge Peel, by Bishop, !<:, Brown, 38 Klizabeth avenue, | oJ Trailslê, and Miss Irma He>t-r, il:en at Echo Lake Park, West- Dozens-.of area residents next Myrtle avenue, Garwood; and -More Gold in Your- Attic, by alteration,'.. S2OU; J. Lukaf-, 18j educational assistant, willwonduct dcld, Jrom June 25 to August 3. week v/rjj, begin their second train- Kenneth C- Anderson, 186 Boule- Bradley; A Bridge for Passing, by Bloomingdiile avenue, alteration, \ half-hour nature talks . for chil-1 Handcraft.s ••'sports, games and ing sessions ci.s piirt of-a-Republican vard, and tiraee M, Hctman, 420 Buck; Volcanoes in HiMory, in $G00; and E. Bueker, 807 Spring tfren..'i -The topic selected is i story hour will be olTercd. Trans- . gra^s roots .political "action pro-r. CoolidgL' drive, Kenilworth. ' Theory, in Eruption, by Bullard; titld avenue, tool shed, $50.. •Snnkes." The lecture will be sup- pnrlation will be provided for fifarri underway in Union County. Fabulous Yesterday, by Coronet plemeiited with color slides. iiio.se who need it. Last week more than 500 persons Magazine; IJnderstandinfi Finan- j • ' Applications should be made by ''attended the first of three train- List New Books cial Statements and Corporate An- Reptiles of N. .1. Day (lamp for Retarded June 1 with Mrs-. Harry W. Koh- ing sessions as one phase of the nual Reports, by Fostenj^-n the "!«.. camp director, of 874, Fair- Mobilization of Republican Enter- Added to Shelves Clearing, by Frost. Topic for Lecture Starts Sea.Hon June 25 ; acres avenue, Wettflcld. prise (MORE) program" designed The Heritage: A Daughter's Applications are being accepted to'strengthen the party at trie Jocal At Nature Center jor Camp Star, day camp for re- When a friend a.sks, there is no At Public Library Memories""Of Louis Bromfield, by 4 K -»—'--• fry recruiting and Geld;£The Road to Modern 'Snr- tl % LJ__ZiiJmUnd .. .Lc»sc/ytjsk i of 1 ht- tard -, Now It Can Be Told: Story of the tei in the Watchung Reservation Kenilworth will attend classes The Mighty and Their Fall, by' Manhattan Project, by Groves. TERMITES at 3 p.m. Sunday. Wednesdays, June 6 and 13, at Compton Burnett; Minutes of the Dame of Sark, by Hathaway; Mr., Lesczynski, who is associ- are flyirjg again. Watch ior "Swarms of Flying Ants" Westfield High School. Classes will Lower Forty, by Ford; A pimple which come with Spring, shed their wings then disappear. Honorable Man, 'bv JUchlux-i—A South_Ajmijri*a A to Z by Kan ated with the Staten Island Zoo, be held from 8 to 11 p.m. East Mirius West.-Zerb, by Keller; will supplement his talk with live These .wood. destroying/insects cause much damage to •••- Charles P. Bailey Unjon County Twig isîgntrijy^ThompsOn; Fia, 1 u Fiii,-7-l>y iniwinn,_Thf .^Sintn.—ay. The Doctprs Dilemma, by Lasag- specimens and color slides. Ho property, buildings not protected during construction Republican' chairman, emphasized na;.'ine Sierra, by Lee; Night Drop, .sittartfYouhgtriood H'awkc, by \\W\_ describe the life" and behavior usually retpire It later. that everyone, including the gen- by Marshall; The Angel of Hell's of many species and expose super- eral public, is welcome to attend Wouk. . • , Kitchen, by Offenberg. LOCAL HOME-SOLD — The home shown above at 218 Columbia- stitions and mistaken beliefs We have specialized Exclusively in the protection the next two sessions, regardless ,' IVTystry and Science Fiction pertaining to snakes. of property against TERMITES and other Wood Destroy- . Try Anything Once, by •* Fair; The Natural World o'f Louise Avenue.was listed'by G. G. Nunn through Multiple Listing and of whether they attended last week. Dickinson Rich, by. Rich; Overseas At 4 p.m. on Monday, Wedncs- ing Insects since 1935. . • '•;••< Sixth Galaxy Reader, by. Galaxy sold for Mr. and Mrs. Harold W. Hildebrant, Jr., to Mr., and, Mrs. "Anyone interested in politics Press Club Cookbook, edited by T . or the "welfare of the Republican Magazine (Science fiction); The Schultz; The Education oX a Golfer, J.ohn G. Q'Mari) pf 17 North Union avenue. The sale was made We are not general exterminators. . •- Abductor, -by Hitchens; To See a the Phil F. Henehan Office by Mrs. Eleanor Craig. Party shoujd uttend next week," J^.%U?adiJêJ-£{tfl^^l^ SEE ho declared. Stranger, by Lynn; Thousands of references are availabloiin New Jersey mo, by Teller; A Spy in Rome, by \ Next .week's classes will empha- Marc.fr, by Marric;. Affair of Swo/i -r^not in some distant state. Our work isXtJARAiSnilEED Tompkirts; The Tiintsa, by Turen. £4,000; Seymour Shapiro, 16 Rut- size techniques of personal con- Lake, by, CMVI&llcy'; Homicide JPermits Approved gnrs road, $1,250; and James Dow, FOR 5 YEARS without additional charge. . . tnct,«ways to assure the highest po- nlty, by'Stout. 2^2•••Hillside avenue,- $800. For in£prrriation or Free Inspection and Advice. ... . tential vote in each . election dis- .?,- Noh-Flchon .<—._. ChamberS^ta for i Additions • Pool permits xvere granted to SCREENS .trictô'nd the importance of regis- Green Thumb "Garden l! David Moore, 506 Lejdngton ave- tering new voters. book, by Abraham;' Gastronomi- Permits for three -additions CALL vere among 13 permits approved nue, $400, and Jack Tilson, 427 "Local MORE leaders include: que, by Allen; Jesus of Nazareth: The second annual dinner-dance Denman road, $300. Other pef- — ' - " 1Q7- l,mt week by Township 'Commit- TERMITE CONTROL, INC. of the Cranford unamoerot Coirw pd: Joseph LIFETIME Cranford; Francis Ma\agn,° 3351 And the Chlangcs to Come, by tee. Those granted permits .for merce will be held Saturday' eve- Appel, 27 Iroquois road, dormer, additions,., to existing dwellings $3,000;" "Louis. Valvo, 30 Clark jrrtirium P CHestnut 5-1492 — Telephones — ADams 2-1492 w ning, June 9, at Twin Brooks Coun- estimated (construction cost street, porch, $1,600; William 102 SOUTH AVE.. W. fKis uyipplr, by Dr. Wilbur BRldge G-3205 Jordan and Roy H. MacBean, co- n. serving on the arrange* merits committee are -Dr. Geldori Hindman, Wallace Chapman, Jr., Morris Siegcl, Lewis Goldberg, into Carl Ganzemuller, Glen, Klienfelt- *Jr, Roy Schell6r flnd E. J. Shaheen. Welcomed as new, members of the chamber recently were Mrs. Marie Deacon of the Deacon Agen- cy, John E. Gibson of.Dairy Queen, Morris Futernivo*. Better Business Hearing from you is a thrill for little ones, keep in touch often Dealers Assentation, and the Rt, Rev. Msgr. William BJ Donnelly, . **ty phone-when you're away from home. Naw Jarsey Ban pastor of St. Michael's Church.

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Episcopalians to Mark Communion JFhought for the "WeekCommunion Teachers in Qhiirch School At Osceola Set Tonight RecogTtized at Dinner Religious Life Sunday Uracious Living Mcrnijcr;; olWire Church School staff will be recognized at a dinner Life Sunday will be observed . ut TriJilly Episcopal On Sunday At Calvam in,their honor u\ 7 p.m.- Tae?i "often given —the mortal illusion of life in worship services ;il 0:30 and 1,1 unde?rr the direction "of Mrs'. Stanley Hichmond. The .dinner Is sp Church. . ~-- . . _A A in I6rluy's newspapers and mutter—and "put oq "the mew service of, holy -eoin'munlon to-' sponsored Contributions made by' monks und nuns of the Eplncopifl Chifrslir'' Church. The lk*v. Albort O^'De/so, i's. The 'Hiipllcujlon In mini, which is renewed in night, May 31, at 8:1.5 o'clock ut by the Christian education com- to the total life of thp .church will pastor, has .selected "The Cup of and udvi-rlisemcnts- is knowledKc after the linage of Calvary Lutheran Church in ob- mittee under tho leadership of be'described at ull services. Special Salvation'' as -hi:;- sermon topic. In Iliul' we shoiilrl purchase the him that created him" (Col. rvnnt'o of, Ascension Day. Mrs. Malcolm Prinjjle. chairman. products tiiut will cnlifliire our Bar Mitzvah proyerH will be offered for those the afternoon Hev. Mr. Pezso und 3:fl, 10), we claim our true For the first year, members of entire scope of social living. selfhood. «»$?-*- The Lord's Supper will be of- who have responded to God's c-oll Methodist an elder will take 'communion. U\ the young people's communica'nts : • Wc,iirc urged to Nppnd money.tA The word "grace" and Its fered aK»in onSundny at 8:15, 9:30 of prayer und devotion und who shut-ins. "~ class will be entertained at a Supper To Recite live under the three-fold vows of The Bible Study Class-frill mvv\ acharm, poise, and derivatives abound In the. Bible. nnd 11 ii.m. The sormon topic wilt Communion One- Bible Concordance defines at 7 p.m. Wednesday in Fellow- poverty, chastity, and obedience. n Sundny at U a.m. At 0;30 and fl be "The^Hard Way." New mem- ship Hall attended by the pastors The assured reward, for that "Brace" as "a Christian virtue" Girl Scout Troop-547 will a.m. two complete sessions of bers will be, received into the con- und members of the session.. The At Temple which will magnetize one's and refers to the followin« in Sherlock Hall tonight, May 3l7ut Church School, for children of ajl at all three services at supper will precede the examinn- Sabbath services will begin at personality' Is popularity, pres- puHHfiKc to substantiate ;ij: p.m. The men and boys' ch6ir Holy eommunion-^wlll be ob- will be held, with a crVild cure the last reception until October. tion of the class by the session in 8:30 p.m. tomorrow at Temple served at both servicoK on Sunday tige, find clcvalcil slnliis, to "Therefore, as ye abound in Both-EI with the recitation of the will rehearse ut'7:30 p.m. nursery available for the younger Sunday Church School will -con- the junior room. Mrs. Burton C. at the Cranford Metho'dlHt Church. which a nionetnry price tan rvcry thln«, in fiiith.-^ntlii't- kiddush by. Andrew Goldberg son children at the "same hours. vene for all ages at 0:30 and .11 Beldcn is supper chairman, assist-' ServiccH on Sunday will Include The Rev. Dr. Albert Alllnger, pas- is nttiichcd. And il would terjyicc, and knowlrddc, nnd in 'of Mr. and Mrs. Albert Goldberg of, Brownie Troop 113 wl|l meet, a.m. Sunday. Children under three ed by Mrs. Hugo Statgcr, Mrs, 8f a.m., Holy Euchurlst; 0:15 a.m., tor, has chosen as hiN meditation worn, that money can buy any- all diliBence, . . .""see that yo 55 LenhoJine drive, who will cele- today (May 31) at 3:30 p.m. iit the will be cared for in the church Douglas Y'drk, Mrs. Malcolm PttHnh Eucharist; aird 11 a.m., topic, '.'Are Ye Able?" An oppor- thing—ovoR character. abound in this Brace oka" brate his liar mit?.vah. Church. In this same date at 7:30 (II Cor. 8:1). house at 11. o'clock. • Mackenzie ancTMrs. Chorl.es Seej- Choral Eucharist und service of tunity will be givon for the con- But such a concept is.dcvoid The Gokibcrgs'will be hosts at, public baptism. . - ' p.m. u class for new members will With tills information, let us The followina young people baeh. '" - s : gregation to accept Christ 9s their meet cinder, the leadership of Wil- of spiritual qualities, und the look nt Brncintis livinff from fh» an onirg xhabbat following the On Monday Boy Seoul Troop 74 •Saviour. •" proffered material objects and huve been elected us officers of the The Rev. Dr. Robert G. Lpng- service, ^--" will meet In Sherlock Hall at 7:30 liam B. Simons, student assistant. splritunl viewpoint. To.live in Intermediate Luther League: Pre- A love offering will bo token for minister, in- the junior room of methods cannot replace the aker, pastor, has selected ns his The torah portion to . be read" p.m, On Tuesday the- boys' choir Brace is to express the Christ- sident, Susan Venstrom; vice-pre- message, "The Guide* through Un- the relief fund of tho church. the church, Also on this date Cir- dignity, humility. n»'J love like, qualities that JMU* CX- during the 10 a.m. Saturday servr wlll^chearso ut 5 p.m.; girls' choir, which true Brace bestows. Ac- sident, Willlum Martin; secretary, familiar Places," at the. fl:30an dice will bo Numbers 1-2 telling of* 7:30 p.m. A meeting of the, Church At 7 p'.m. the Junior High Fel- cle 0 of the Women's Guild Will pmplined. Without Brace in full DuWn Baumann; treasurer, John lowship will see a film "Charlie's meet at the home of Mrs; Hardln tually, if we would live fifu- mcusiiru, he could riot have 11 a.m. services on Sunday. The the census of tho 12 tribes of Is- School teachers in the pm-seha'ol ; clously. we should sock less ; assistant treasurer, Chri£* Westminster choir will sing at the Xnp\ *yhon IVit»y liHt ) and kindergarten department will Haunt." Also nt 7 p.m. the Senior Tucker, 43D -West. Lane, Clark, at performed the unparalleled tine ~ ' ' ;" High Fellowship will .htivc u chalk 8 niatcriality und more spirit- ie cnancci choir Bar Mitzvah Goldberg will bo held in the guild room at B selfless compassion for the imii- ennefh Scott, son of Mr. arttl at" 11 a.m. chant the haftbrah from • Hosea 2, lapter of. AI- ev. Mr. Dezso will attend the Mfs. Ronald F, Marko, was bap- ncgulur meetings wHl be held Christian Science l.i teaching tittide.q, the lessons he tau»ht, Church School will meet at both outlining the responsibility of Anpnympus wljl.meet in annual Alumni Day and gradua- tized last Sunday; hjmjr^^n<4jjirLQhiirph Tlmg Wiir tytoday, , Mayy 31,, us follows: 7 p.m men liow to do this. Mnry the. hcnlinB" he cflTcctcd in- ^Jewish people to-^heir religion-.—— Sherlock Hall at 8 p,ni."'• . tion exercises at Princeton Theo- Bnker Eddy, the pl-Jcovercr a Mrs. Ralph.-Brether.ton^ tlireotof "sery fo T3oT3 y SljrbScouljrrbbb p 755 wil ill lmee t iin logical Seminary•:. oit Monday and ciuded God-derived and God- -The^c^clu4ing^!ifisslQttK^-Of-.-tha rffijlijfF'Pt '"''75 iF'oundcr of this Scie'rieft, Jt nt. meet in the chapel at fr$0 p.m. in "Science and Health with Tn —her—-pamphlet entitled: -tOrFEglsfro^ school department has Invited Richard Shire Is chairman. -Key to Hie Scriptures" (p. 4), "ClirisHan Science versus Pnn- tlons to dote. A charge of $1 per parents tp. visit on Sunday. In room 10, ljbUi at B p.tn. scheduled for M6rfthry"~has been rt Rabbi -and Mrs. Sidney Shanken .c.la'sKcs to be 'resumed in What we most need is fho tlifiism," Mrs; R«ldy cmiinerntes child, und not inore than $2 per Following a meeting of {he new recently attendedthe four-day an- - The horne depurtmont will meet changed to Wednesday at 7:30 p.m. prayer of fervent desire for family, will be made to help cover September, ' : . ' ., at 8 p.m. In Room iff. THe worship tho many facets of Christian member classes for adults at 7 p.m. nual Rabbinical. Assembly, of . The annual parish fumily picnic Now members will be received Rrowth In nrnee expressed in Science healing. -Then she says expenses. The school will meet for Sunday a reception will be held at commission-will meet at 8 p.m. In into the fellowship of the-, church patience, meekness, love, d (p. 10), "All this, is accom- two weeks beginning June 25 from America at the Concord Hotel, will, be held on the grounds* of St. room 10. . - 8 p.m. for the new members, mem- Klameshn^N. Y. ''Religious. Edu- Bernard's . School,;. Gladstone, on at this meeting.. i l" pllshed by the grace of God, 9:30 to 11:30 A.M, bers of the. sessi6rrTmd~thclrwiycs Oh Tuesday the Conoor Dressing — • the effect of God under- cation ior Children and Teenagers" Siinday, June 17.' • .' Boy Scout Tr6op 44 will meet graciously from a Children from age three through and the wngrcgationJn-Fcltowsl was discussed ai workshops; Dr. 1 unit will meet at 10 mm.; WSCS Tuesday at 7 p.m.; and at 8 p.m. spiritual point of view need stood." Her description of ninth grade", are invited,, Mrs. JJ it Daily Mervlem -will include a executive/•committee at 1 p^.m.; Hall. Mrs.-fcfcrSrd Mallory. i ~ ffin , J. Hesfehel, principal celebration of the Holy JEuchorlst the same Evening the Osceola not seem Hnnltainiible.,.,Chris- ...grac. e as "ttic effect' of God Bretherton said. Official Board at 8 p.m., and the Rnwlifip T^nrnnrnowt tirlii >>n d| tlnn SHcnrd rcHpmtoi tho truth | miiirmtimil" o|»fii.v the door of -spealcer; ^L on Monday. Tuesday.,Wednesday The Youth' choir will hold Its Senior ^^Kellowship will nieer at r at Clark Lanes, Also on this .'date, that man Is lh<» image and like- thought so (hat one becomes final rehearsal next Wednesday. Jewish. Kdueati'pn7 " and Friday at 7 a.m ;- on Thursday r. wiH rehearse ness of God us originally, staled aware of grace us, nn ' innate v 7 p.m. Sunday,'~\_U— " , Mqre than <600 delegates attend- at 9 a.m. with thu Sacrament of there will be a superintendents . On Saturdaylit 6 pirn. Cub Pack at 7:15 p.m. next 'VVednesdny,' mcethija; hold, at 7:30 j>.m. in the In ilie first chanter of Genesis. quality of mnn. ed. A presentation was made to .Healing; and oi\ Saturday at 9 a.rrt, The Junior -Hftjh Fellowship AN the perfect Idea of God. We express grnce ns we 103 will have its father and son David Sarnoff for his service to The service of Moaning Player churcH- parlor. 3 man expresses by reflection all Troop 78 Scouts banquet in Fellowship Hall. will have a spring rotveat, June Junior choir rehearsal will bo uiulorstnnrl God. Cliriitlan .Sci- the Jewish Theological Seminary. takes plnce :'oncK. day .18 ih'tnute's the qtinlittas of God. find's ence is teaching mon-not~only On Monday arid Tuesday from beforq the Holy Eucharist pnd- the 8-10 ut Cainp Spool's hi P^nnsyl^ held at 8:30 p.m. next Wednesday. vania. The speaker will be Oavld grace, then, in inherent in this how to know God oright bu't Build Muscles 1:30 until 3 p.m. registrations will nate dates and make plans f6r the Service of Evehlna Prayet' Is con- «t 8:30 p.m. real mnn of His creating. It is how-to make practical in every- Scoutmaster William J. Stickle be received for enrollment in the year. Rev. Dr. Longaker, moder- Reeve (katabino).of tfnlon Semi- "The annual "Senior Westminster ducted in the church each evohing n not something we must get, it day experiences tlic lichcflts of announced that 22 members of Weekday Nursery School for the ator of the session, will be chair- dt JLp.m. Spiritual counaclinK nnd nary. He is the director of high*«&-fellowshi, p banquet and installa- is not Notntithing wo have to Troop 78 sponsored by St. Mi- tho school program at Englewooct thin understanding by healing, September session. Mrs. Kenneth man. Tho primary, beginners and tho sacrament of Absolution are tion of officers will be Keld in the wait for — It is already onrs the sick, restoring liarmony, aelVs" Church attended, the mus- Baldwin will meet the parents in junior departments will meet at 8 offered In the. church each Satur- Presbyterian Chuwjh. The theme large fellowship room on Friday now. By identifying our (rue and replacing lirdk with abun- cle building project sponsored by of tho'retreat willrBe "Is God In- selfhood ns tho perfect idea of the pre-school room of thp.me . .-..•• day from 4 to 8 pan. - evening, June 1, at 6:30 p.m. Mem- dance. • the Western District of the Union Christian education building. The Today, May 21, at 7 p.m. tfi"o terested arid DooslHe Help Me to bers of the Women's Guild will God, we nwafce to clnim find- County Council, BSA, at tho Bon- At the dally services the 'apodal Decide what Is- Right and Wrong." givcn-qunlitici. — Gracious living should not he board of financial stewards will communicants' class will meet. The Intentions will bo awfollows: Sun regafdiBfl an—Ht«—concomitance iTtts-Brae~FnrriTT6r Boys, MiUlng- meet Monday at 8 p.m. in the be- nursery department will hold its Tfrftsevent;seventh;—eighthg — ntmh Programs scheduled for Friday Whnl nppcnrs as human per- of status-seeking but ns tho to'n, last Hriday, Saturday and day, "Tha Church throughout the ginners' room. . f .staff meeting in the nursery de- World!'; Monday, "The homes and grade students of the church are (Jun&l) are "as follows: 3:30, son, Christian Science declares truohepitngc of the real man, Sunday. partment and at 8 p.m. Oliver invited to attend. Fiurthor Infor- to be nn erroneous concept of At 1:30 p.m. Tuesday the Prayer families of the parish"; ad Brownie Troop 587; Weptirrinster the son of God. — The Chris- The boys were: Daniel Caruso, Group will, meet in the junior Brooks will conduct a special meet- : mation may be obtained! from the Iho real man. When wo "put tian /Science Monitor John Caruso, Gerald Clmis, James "Cultural and Racial Unl&"; fi cholf rehearsal, ^6:30; Junior 'room." ' '• • ' " '• '." •••" " ing of tho stewardship committee

1 Coe, John Doyle,. Peter Glaclis, nesduy, "(he reunlojii,^- ChriBtert^ i *.*:• High Westminster Fellowship, At 8:30 p.m. Wednesday the offi- and the Koinonia steering com-, ; 7:30; arid Scnipr,choir rehearsal at Peter Oilroy, WlUiarn Graslng, dom»'; Thursday, '"JBh»i8kik.)'.antJ ; cers and leaders of the church will mittee in Rev. Dr. LOngaker'a 1 *"» suffor 8 p.jfn, '>- .v:-.»^-i:;v ':: James Hpllnn, Nicholas Impera lay—"for Brownie' Troop 80 and Girl to, Robert Itfempa, Th'ontae.'&cJr- \vprld peace." Scout Troop 291 will meet on Sat- Dedication Slated on ner, Donald Leslie, Anthony urday OT10:30 a.m. Noerpel. Multiple • scierbslsi is a chronic, iteuistrations are being received Peter O'Malley, James Porter, progressive, disabling diseqsc. of for Daily Vacation Bible School Of New Communion Set Joseph Rozman, James Sowa, the central nervous system. Cause which will be held June 25 until _A new cqmittunl_on_8et,jthe.fiift of Harold L. Murphy, Sri in memory Jam,es. Stiekel, Curtis Tallman, Mmaum. and~0 P.M. Saturday 1 VMM P.M. WALLPAPER Full Rate! SALE THE BIBLE No Wait! STILL UNDERWAY SPEAKS Up To TO YOU Big Full 4% DM- d«ndi Paid ON SUNDAYS ALL AMOUNTS WNBC — (6B0) 7:30 A.M. 50% OFF WJRZ — 10:30 P.M. Of SI Or Mor* WERA — (IS90) 4»15 PM. (First Sunday of Month) 10% OFF on SANITAS, WALLTEX DOO.LEY

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There's a Shop-Rite Near You — Call ESsex 5-73001 (N. J.) cmzE AND CHRONICLE—THURSDAY. MAY 31, 19C2 Page Six tiifnon, Klultu. Evuncew nntl Cyrir ink Airport A Kil/dod tour win. In the cast were: Mrs. Man:.on. about the typi-r; of plants that of the American Institute Ctanford Public School News tin,, Williams. i f'lidiir-li-fl by Willl.Jiir Srhtjlij)*:. Sherry Aron; Mr.*; Donovan, Jiin- J;NIW in tin- different climated of in«, Metallurgical and Pe Hlown pa in I flower "pictures !;illici n| ;i i-|jif.: incmiicl A tour :•• ,l(y Tracey I \hiinm.lt tvuj jitrpliinoi w;is one of Klleen riniie Mori I;., Deborah Eng- Mr. .S|)eriod in vice-president • Hennl:., Jeanm Tbf rtffc'lillfitvt-.", of .the tf-jji. The Kiank, Steven Lev'itt ; Mlki-. I'v- land, Judith Gnrrily, Carolyn nnd chief petroleum engineer of Brookside 6th Grade Stages Rfaff, Kenneth cliilrlrrn uli.n luid thr opportunity lift A town nnd toinlly; Gertrude, I. hrouuhl pliint.'i. to. di-vplay HO the York - He has been u member <>f wjiich ilii- fiu-n nl work. From Him, Klehard Callan; JoAriu i-lii!. con Id observe the various 'the society since 1047 nnd haf. held 'Arthur and the Magic Sword' ] Grude 1 hi- tower, llu- III <•) plant. , fn.;l various officer positions In tin; Mrs. *Nopliir Lie ilnri'!. liindlnn nfut Uikitiu-^ nil he Nurse, Merle WVr.riiritfton, SUKiiii Yost, Denii.e Carter, nnd The undent legend of how Arthur bc.cnme klhij of England was lor r New"'York und Fort Worth, Texas Kradt- presunled a 'li«pfif)in-h wt-Tr Mrs, Gfi y Cor- M'i.s/j Hlchnrdsol), the teacher,'Lor- Imvi' Katrl plahti'd w»etf!i from drumntizod by Mrs. Mnry Dudley's-sixth grade nt. BrooksidePlace sections. •' #. , "• their parents. Maureen Haker was tmn, Mn. Hobi-r.t Cubberly, Mr. •rilnc Canjieioul; Dr. Fierce, Jef- fi ult.'i and flowers to help tfje class A graduate petroleum engineer, School In an UMiembly program last Wednesday. the announcer. Kvery child had ;iirif-l Mr..'. • Hidpli Jobn«on -»nd Mr.frey Frankel Oiildrvn were t.bwrve the beginning growth of ail—ttoiH' giJiduute—woi'U ITT To the muitlc of rn)'nntrcl Diane Tully, a band of wandering player.-., chance to read from a first «rade ijid Mrs Scbulinn llayrd \>y Mitchell Dorin, Edward plant from it.'i seed. business and finance at-New York Murk .Burg, Kjircn Wnllner, Suwnn • Nuwiburfc and Gall Hansen, came book Sharon C'U.staf.son, Hita 13c u I Llnke t University, • und was - graduated upon n great stone Into which a Henklewlc/, Maureen Davles, an< flarrxira 'Wefsbur^er. John Micro, Wiltllnirr- Cnrier, Barbara from an executive development anr.en showcrl how to build- ml Avenue i* -ThQinns Sehk," Diana C'ol- Jpnex, arul Barbara—:Fh'omflK ron- sword wa>( thrust From n coitft lvreUs7~Jlw"m.-rt EH tabrook, Sarah, program W Stanford University, word.'v. Steven Johnson, John C'at>-" Inh'o.'-'Kdwnrri Scltechtonnan, Hnn- .'.tructed attractive iidcnce buHe- heroic, Jt-ffrvy Friedman, Inry I s,,,.^ Vic Arj(abil«ht, Hichmd Palo Alto', Calif., In lOflo'. learned that there wnn soon to taldl, and . fJougl;i;i llernwin rend MINI-. MinciiiTlte" DettlliiKer's aid V-lrnrl, Honald Corsgn-n, Su• tin . board displays rontf<*mlrjg Finn, Jane Furroll, John Frnnk», original cla.Sd nturleri. I'aulu Z.yd/lk, Hill til Knide <;nj(iy('-d an -exeltlng \ - trial to »ce who inlyht become u nru{ jPiefyl Williams. i(in M'"«Ker:imltli, Lynn I'erce- of Knjflimrt by pulllriif the sword Lee Kun/.e, Maure<'n linker, IJar- lay on a vi';lt t«j the United Staten vault, Theodore Thaler, and Su.-.an d'kirjea were kept by A pnnikee.t liroiijthl by KSuf.an buru Georjic, Hobcrt O'Keeft«, und Vaval .Supply Center, I.layonnc. Cnrhnrt. Ault Reeleeted tho iitone. . EtU-iman started the unit of study cvi-ry merrificr of; the class. Each PatrkMn •Hoffmi.in recited favorite An oiriclal look them on a tour The class visited the Metropoli- person chose a plunt to observe L(;slie t\ Ault of 22 A blind of Iridloft/.from the royal on birds. Jay Wolf.son nlt.tt dlii- poems. Tho eliiSHSuna their favorite 'ilKblluhied by a (Mm of the ac-tan Museum of. Arinnd the Plan- nnd, In the diaries, recorded plc- drive baa been- reelected foW the court, Puhieiu Trlujtrjmi-, Putrlclu his duek,_.A robin's egg wasstoryr-'The Tljree Bears.""Norman tivities of the aircraft carrier etarium with Miss Burbnni Ft.ck- torlally exactly, whnt happened to sixth term us -president of Eliza- Virtu', Lynn Limon, by Ann Durby, and bird"' Hobble wa;i I'apu Hear; Jill JJari- Fratiklin arid then a visit aboard. en'scher's cJasn. Displays, on lire plant us it .grew. , This obser- GERALD K. HIIEWKOD beth Teachers Union 733, Ami'i- Mlnnemun :,und Mnrlone nests were brought by. Hirhurd tien, • Maina . Hi-iu"; Alan Ksilclt, The ehlef of the Fire School dem- nnd Rome, Ancient Egypt, vation la.«:ted approximately four lean Federation of Teachers. Me Kupln,' cmric to wiitch tho trlnl,YpunghotiHC and -Hichnrd' Finn, ofistmted cau'iei) and prevention ; liaby Hear, and Hosemarie Hacun- must ml instruments and medieval weeks .and during thli? time there IK guidance counselor at, Jefferson Vmt4pg—\uifKn= rNel- spoke nt n meeting recently of that. jmother _tourno,v—4>e—held, AmonR the boy« und tflrlw whO'Donno l Willlums contributed thethe Sherman School Newspaper owover, he "WD'H Interrupted at lllro, Peter Caddie! Switzerland, ent, brenil mold «nd vxnmlnnd It tnllcHt m.an In the world. A guy Jupnneso hut, ChrlHtlnu Witting; under it microscope were Richard Club. She ...explained" thTT'cTirrccJ thin moment by the hasty nrrlvnr6f Mlchnel Martin, Emily Beckerman, .efown, mnrchlnjiiB "he blow/i n o^ t"ie young Arthur who hnd been Shelley iBgruhnm', Terry. Moore, JnpaneHe doll and JnpnncKQ paper, Mnrk, f'^ k truinpet, waa"p"amTed' by Kathleen" Thom'nw Muff lore; two booKKurT Kiiplnn, .be submitted to the newipflper; ffiiBeTl Kirchcr Duvitl. Tecsctf Rnphool. s «ub- jipun, Hobcrt Meier; decorated ' -- wvt\>i in* nivivnin/iW DO OX I*"— W.J, XC South America^ MichneT RimditTl^ t unit, Stephen Wolf, nhd ThomnH to Jta^appearance In print :bty liilurpiulod by Mark Lur^ bosllo Ann«lf6ngrK«»i»etT> SclilP! added to the "Hcene by Sharon The spenker encouraged continua- Jwse^hrgrJtfhn Niclaen, and J»j5a- Beuto. Lyncjb'-iihd" Hlldognrde Audeslrlc. y Arthur easily removml lintf, nese plctiires, Stanley* Smith. Kob- tion of work on school pnper« ttword, thinking to pnfHijnt It to • Children who «r.ow rndl.she« In IWichael McNally nnd Cheryl Hnd- throughout Junior nnd senior high er.t Meier'wHI «how Hlidofl On Ju-noil nnd on cotton, l -jey, mode a giraffe and a camel. his olclor brother. To "JIIK jhlh -Gonrfiyi Ian GrojtMr, Lynn school. The mnny opportunities :. Y.\ monl, the coiirt hulled hiv Brew carrot topN, ond Krow ynmOther, children who contributed available ln~the field of Journalism Mtfrion by painting tents, flags, and now king of Knjjlnrjd^rifir Mc'rJln owih. iootH were Judith Trezzn, Pnuln were omphttdlzed. Kovln'K«»trmr; 1 background were Patrlc'ln Skok, explalnt'cl his iryu pfironthoctd nntl- , Kevin Traylor, Hobln Wool'n ,- in^hl, Kobort LnHocco, Irene Ziellnskl, editor of • the j Livingston School Yiicker, Pnuln Viilvo, Alltn Mix, Wendy Brown, Debrn Hynrns, ; forBt u «i*«a.l"titjtrjBlortotiH rci^n Mlchcle Pjira«kl, Croljj Audortion, Kindergarten Milton Mason, Robert . Wnrtic RTiermari "Pupils' Press,"" Intro- I.lndn Mertz, Borry duced the §pt'aker and directctl n6i^ lot' for him. > Jnnnlou Messenger. Ruth Katz.- The boys nnd glrlti in Mrs. Ellen Bruce Hoimnnor —Susun—Sofmttttr Ghr 1stIHO "'ITcMjcco, Alexandra t tho aiscusaJon period, that fol- T . anil Uka advinUga • on Ench group mat ut homes ofJUiwlawslcy'a—Icindorgflrt Judith Goldberg, Howard Levitt, Oarber, Dlnne" Kleiner,. Glenn : our lew iHlratluetonr ptlei :o_jnuii«4-«roup-me>Tibtjrn-ta~Hrinro Idelis in lowed. : •— " CiU US S-UOOU been discussing the many thinjjs Michael Kurdilln, Howard Krleh- MiiUHch, Johiithnh. Meyer and \\- HKlHtod by Gregory Storz, order to mhJto their projects HUC- which they have done in the Dcbrn Ackerman. • Mrs. Doris DnJack, Ijjiurcncc miin, Debornh v Goldberg, ftoso Jtitv iJmmur mid Curl Itoclmer. CCSBflil. " science corner this year Pntti Clnvln imd Irwlri Billet are the ijynn'KoKter-Jntrydut'ijd tho p,lny Tho class welcomed Llnneun Deudle montdoned thnt she hnH ex-Lfiurle Schloff, nnd Donnld Miller Grade 4 • faculty ndvltforii of the newspaper und Caryl Kriimbr wa« DxiyJs from Pom. perimented ' with horseshoe nnd Grade 6 The Htudcnts in Miss Mflrgnret of Oponjnjt exorcises. Color liar mngnets, . Donnld Rowbotham MIHK Gernldlno. Pforrcr's »lxth WHt'N fourth grade have com- "Multiple .sclerosis is the moat (,'rndo hns completed two unltN inpleted a study of plants. Projects pressing neurological problem of w«fp' J(tn Llmmer, Storz und Christopher Young told about and Cur-1 Ilcdmer. Lincoln School malting fln electromagnet with a wience, "Improving R e I n 11 o n H were done by the boya nnd girls our? time," reports Dr, Thomas M Kindergarten nu|l, n bnttery und some wire. with Others" nnct "Growing Up to help them learn how plants Rivers, former hend'of (he Rocke- 925 SPRINGFIELD AVENUE, IRVINCTON, N. J. Nancy Thompson remembered thnt Kmollonnlly." AN n iMi{.mlnnttnip[ grow, how seeds are formed, hnd feller .Research Institute. Mls» Dorothy Welnberg'a klndor- /ictlvity the class prepared u chalk School gnrtcn has brought Items for their mngncts will pick up things which hnve iron In them.. mural depleting children 4n tholr __ ! Grade 1 classroom science table. A praying daily relntlonHhlpN with their pcatu MJBB i Lucille ftrxo/owskl's Unit mantis egg cell was brought by Alan EdmondiLj'emembored tlint. In school and after school i tfradc . is Htudylrijf birdn tind Brln n Koluey. -Eliot Diamond the gourd shakers hnve seeds that In. addJtlcwv-a ncs. PleturoH woro made by thebrought insects to food newly born JBp^ prepared an original piny, "The uliowlna • obY the starfish brought by HlchardWonderful World committoe membcra were tUi'i'fl. , . Ellen Mnrnhnn, turtlo food, Nnncy , Jtiobort Loe told aboiit 'the mag- Jnnls Rothbnrd, Sherry Aron, Les- Aifplanpla o modelus hnvo bo' boonn FronpH, bird foathortf.' nifying glass nnd his .experiments; lie Knn'e, Irving Ackelsberg; Mit- broughh t bby Jny Wolfson nndrpa Tho children hovb transferred Leslie Fnror nnd David Benver, Colonel John Glenn's upuco Illwhi, chelj Dorln nnd Richnrd Meth. CO. trlcift'.^Buytola.. Stophctini, Bodiftr tbplr.; "EliStqr; Ef g. Tr«a". Into A 16 Quiiie Street uhowed -the clflsAtii mrtdetaplttino '•Spring tflbWbrri' tQteo." •' FldWOM PHBeillo Charles, planting nnd The piny wns presented by 'the 1 Crctnford cnylnc. jBooko on pianos hove boon wAro niodoby'DbnWa Jnyne Truck- watering seeds; Alon Bartocel CIIIHH Inst Thursday In tho auditor rodwood,. burl from California lum. Bruce Mnddcri served as the /.! '• brought by Ann JDnrby. Children soss, Lorrio tjtrnssqr, Ann Chap- imriouncer, Richard Meth, narrn whoihnvc flown In plunea tiro Ion man, Karen Pfluger, JoAnrr Otis- which grew when placed in water; David Benver' brought the tor, Between scenes the accordion rodwood burJ to school. Tho chil soloist, Leslie Kane, played "The dren discussed tho thqrmpmqtcrPonnsylynni. a Polka," "El Choclo,' •ii nnd how It; "helps u(i knovr what "Trieste," arid "Cznrdas." Clsxtends clothos to wear. Richard Hill, Ralph Gumbu, Luslle Pnror. nnd 'Sharon- Coons SHOES IS OUR SPECIALTY! hnve celebratod their sixth birth ,• Wilbur Coon Shoet for Women day anniversaries, ...... Grade 2 • Nunn Buih and Edflerton Shot* for Man Mrs. Eileen Hntoflf's second CRANFORD • Pro-Tek-Tiv Shofii for Children grade visited the Crnnford Post Office in connection with a study * oi Cratilord. Postal, rules were on its explained to thorn, and each child RAPPS received a sclf-nddrcasecl en- & Shoe Hospital velope which he. moiled to,him- PHARMACY NORMAL AND ORTHOPEDIC SHOES FOR THE ENTIRE tjclf. The envelopes contnincd let- 111 Park Avfc, Pl«lnfl«M ' FAMILY - ALL ORTHOPEDIC WORK DONE ON PREMISES ters listing postal rules. Each PL •-0001 child nisp received n Junior Postal 91st Anniversary NteUfercd Phiraadal to ' Open Daily 9 a.m. to 6 p.m. — Fri. to 9 p.nu Service membership card. •tisadatie* il tlor* v . Grade 4 WE ARE PROUD TO BE LOCATED IN THIS PROGRESSIVE COMMUNITY 304 CENTENNIAL AVE. C RAN FORD The children in Miss Sundrn DAY *nd NIGHt Tront's fourth "grade visitod TStcw-

1887 OUR 75th ANNIVERSARY 1962 BOYLE-MIDWAY Spray OF CRANFORD DAYS EXTENDS GREETINGS AND BEST WISHES CONGRATULATIONS TO CRANFORD to the mtrtt I«MI ON THE ANNUAL OBSERVANCE TOWNSHIP OF CRANFORD on We are proud to have been located in Cranford since 1931 Our firm manufactures Gorton valves and air elimina- CRANFORD DAYS tors which are distributed nationally through wholesalers of plumbing and heating supplies. Here are a few of the more than 100 nationally famous household products Gorton Heating Corp. shipped from Boyle-Midway's Cranford Plant every day!

Established 1887 — Manufacturers Of — Gorton Valves for Steam Heating Systems

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...u . • • fN. i) ir.\ AVID K—TUfRSDAT. MAY 31. fOG2 Seven .1060-61, almost 40,000. OKT stii. airl Ferguson, Kevin GalliRan, Kd- lr MH/K<:| slv •by Ar-|!ihiin, Nancy La Costa, Richard wjird Khrmimn, Mjchnel Mvi-hnn, \Mt-nk ci.ui, of 'ivmpN- i;; z* " " Installing Local dents wore enrolled in ftOfl trnin- 1 .iri^J Jeffrey Lyon, Gory Wagnrr, nji units. • Siiinlt-y KosK'Tou^.Ui . and Theo- . , ,. -I I Inn M;irruv dore KosiciowsUi iSlaU's I*irnir ill 1. naini ,_I— IIOIJIII Heuter, Scott Grasslv, Woman as Head Mrs. 'Nuppen has previously Haloid "tJof1, Deborah a'nd Kathy |:erved the chapter us program Thomas I'uwlkk, John Sii-nkic- r 11 wiez, John Rcraid, Gerard Boyle, .:";;"':^\ , '::"";.'::;".':, .•::::: Piano Students I'etci-. I'inil Mucmillan, Kathryn Oi ORT Chapter ^Kind. education vice-president, lr iiclti l'!l \>. ill In- hi.-ld .it ilium I Mirs. B<$*rmrd happen .will bfc membership vice-president and •.laiiurs Muson, Murk O'Dutmell, •Irvin fin(I.Terry Campbell. John J'aime.r.n-rTimothy Suljivan iiiiil.i\ :il I'liicini IJ^l,!'- Appear in. Recital i^' installed ns 'president of thEPIe C chairman. She lives at 10 A Miltljiill r..iincfe!ili'|l')r' )n 1-1 l>. The «tudcnl> of Miss -Al*o . scheduled but unable to WtstlRld-Cinnford Chapter"Wom- Penn road with her husband and and Ju?n<'s lvvee.M KM- !.-, •„;.«. ;<*' i.llil I .,1 l..,r • I Helerie Alisti,! and Mrs. J. W. . were . Suzanne Adams, fn't Ami;.tJ£wi OUT, fit 8 o'clock three children. . Uaci". ; i n < i ntliei' ( (intisl .-.ill l,i . • . Mona'cn Mnrl/hn'm Ninnv Pnt«i-r ••n torriffht CiiJt^Tcmpl^ : Ejrtnnu-El, INanc nU( r- Other Cranford members also , ,,,,,, • , , , Bedford j»av« H piono n-elta at thi-i .-^' y ' •iij... Wi-Ktllekl. , being installed are • Mrs. Marvin. St. Elizabeth U "Z sluliZ ,:::'"•;;:, ;;;: ^«»« im., i^ ..o,,, drK:,/-n. DnWn anumann, Beverly^ Mr«. Niippen Is a ehnrtor meVn* Kaplan, 10 Connecticut stttset,' l.ii the . tnNlrri. w.ll i»- M.,v>ne',l i fr^. Thursday eveninj; Hurayne Dadd, Sandra Larig.Su*- her of thf« loenl chapter of ORTvice-president of special projeeAs; Menilji-i •. iif ihi- Ii r i L i./ T i • and, Th Degrees to 2 h\.. who particpo,,,, ™^^^^Z^2,.1.1 - .(Organization (or Reftn~biYitatton •Mrs.; Wiliam Silvermah, 129. |{-ue>f:- an- iii\itcil Tin- I'liau man Mary Ann £prjir>g Garden ntrc'ct, corresftbnd' —Two Vriinf-nrd rtirl;' v.il) lei nn Cylinder, Patrifir) A^"n- Vicll. • • oat hon-govcrnmental vocational trig secretary; Mrs. Stanley Cfott-. decree:; at commencement <^ training''ngehciOA in tho.itvor'ld. It* xrlid',; Stft . Gallows Hill s?oad, ci«os n<'Xt Wednesday at 11 a.m. Include the i~~ptiir$iiy treasurer. pt outdoor ceremonies at the Col- k-ge oi Saint Elizabeth. Convent i, the inhabitants of under- The 'Kathleen Hinni Dancers • nr • developed countries, refugee? and wHl entertain with a selection of Stntion, 1887 1962 immigrants seeking a how life in Israeli dances. They'are: Miss Ailecn O'Leary. a "now world, nnd youngsters trye ciatiBhtor of Mr. and Mrs. Harold JIIK to build a creative, productive, J. O'Leary of 9 Keith Jeffries ave- The world hates change, yet It nue, and Miss Barbara Van Ber- secure future. It has schools in I*' the only thing that has brought MRS. STANLKY • SILVERMAN continent's, in Drogrcss.^-JCharles F. Ketterihg . BERNARD NAPPEN Kt-n, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Louis J. Van Bertfcn, Jr., of 223 75 Years of Service .:1JL South Union avenue. Both- ai'j, Give Paryuli Dei j;iiKluatcs of Holy Trinity Hl«h Mrs* Silverman St-hpoi, Wrstfleld. . -til To 31 Members Miss O'l^eary, who .will r.oreivc To Be Installed 'V. Complete Electric Home Heating .1 bachelor Of arts dejjree in Mrs. Stanley Silverman of. f> •>\s Of Packs 78,178 Trencb served two years on the Shetland drive wilWn' iiistnlUd as Jlvt ' 7 president jit the annual -mothers: To The Cranford Area executive board of the Newman Parvull Dei avvurds were pro- Forensic. Society and" was vice- Kht meutinu of the Kuth Kslri-i JjjfintCd to 31 Cub Scouts of Packs president of the Modern Language )ldl3erf{ Mumorjiu] lor Cancer Our association has aided hundreds of residents in Cranford .78 and 178 Sunday In St. Ml- Club. Research noxt Wedn<;sduy at 8:30 Chtfol's Church by Kt. JTe.v. ,MsRr. p.m. at the Coronet, IrviriRton. and vicinity in financing their home purchase! We are particularly Wiltiam B. Donnelly, pastor. Miss Van Bergen will be buring the .evening the organi- proud that, in some instances, we have aided two and three gener- granted a bachelor of science de- zation will present a grnnt of $4,- The Parvuli Dei award is theRree in home economics. • ations of the same family to become home owners. CUb award l'ur CatlWic boys who H00 to Rutgers University for flttflln certain achievements in rc- equipment to help furnish the And throughout this long period, our association has a rec- liglph that art: beyond those ex- Elizabeth Elka Present Jtuth Estrin 'Goldberg Memorial Laboratory in the new" buildup ord of uninterrupted payment df dividends to depositors. tedlf boy.sy . of 'their ageg . The N«w Car to CP League i of the Bureau of Biological Re- ;nT" menns "little children of The Elizabeth Lodge of Elkfi search. Entertainment • will be So, whether you want to finance a home or open a savings God." - has presented .a new station wanon 1 provided by the Charles Lowe account stop in at Cranford's oldest financial institution where you ii!., ^sswi^^^ Pack 78 members who received to the Cerebral Palsy League of florformefft—J d are: Union County to transport ^ can be assureel of friendly, personal service. __ •• •' . •- • • - diren lr.om their hornes to the Stegfieh ."DenfoFgf league center at 210 Ho(ty street. UJCMFele Gtogaty 'Gillcsple; Jrijfncs Gior- '•It .Is the second rftaUon wagon dano, John Hodge, "NoVman Tcioa- the- EIICH have .Kiv'cn the loaRiie. Graduating Class WiwJ, James Holian, Njchola's Lu- The first .^vehicle,. presented in Be Sure and See Our Exhibit It;. Forgo, William Mulcany, Michael .1958, has been driven more tRan AtDinffer-Dance Rutart and Kerry Walsh. . 103,000 miles. The car is used up GET TRUfe HEAT ING COMFORT 1 The; 68 candidates for associate Pflclf 17B recipients were: to 100 .miles a day taking Homo In arts degrees \yill be guests «f Wlllinm McGnidy, Ed w.artl 50 chjldren to. and-from the cen- Union JtfHior-College at the an- ON YOUR During Cranford Days Mulkeon," David Sorrentlno, ter. ' ••"•••'- •• .' • • nual graduate dinner-dance Tues- day evening "at the Twin Brook;; INSURED country ClXi1j7r'Wale1Vuiig, at 7 at the Municipal Building Efe^Wc Baseboard Heaters o'clock. SAVINGS. Duvid Shriver of Winfleld, pres- Keeps all of your rooms warm* from floor to e&iling, CHI-AM CHATEAU. INC. dent of the-Day Session Student Antj£rpa)red for Period heats your whole house. Install Chrotrtalox electric Council, tind Philip ' Prasser" of Route 22 ; Mountainside Coldhia, pi'csfdent'of .the Evonlnu Beginning July 1,1962 Baseboard heaters and atop cold drafts where they COMPLETE CHINESE and AMEHICAN CUISINE Session Student Council, will pre- start, alonfc iibld outside walls and under large win* side. The program will include dows. Low, slim rnoidftrh atyttrtg.tyill fit into any rooni FINEST FOOD IN THE AREA the presentation of academic, ex decor. Safe! No bur^iHirfuei to cteate .tlajit, dirt or tra-curricular and athletic awards. Business Lunch from $1.25 A highlight of the program will fumea. And it's ecQnbtnicitJkte install atfd ttjrierate.No' • be the presentation of UJC Keys, CRANFORD SAVINGS : No Jackets required during lunch hour. more cdld bathrooms. • ^ KhJcb__ar_fL.-awarde±.iuinuallyr to _PAHCJH.G FHTPAYS • SftTUHDAYS » SUNDAYS the students who are most active / Our newly decororted Bdwiyiet Rooni in extra-curricular programs. Thev CORNER NORTH AND UNION AVEHUES •"••"'• Is now open for your inspection. Ul-ue awarded by Dr. Kenneth OFFICE HOURS: HOH.thrfFRi.l:3BA.M.UfP.M. D. J. HEYBURN & SON Special facilities for« private wedding receptions and W. Iversen, UJC donn. The Inter-FraternarCfJUhcil • '. ,:: ;. ;• : M0N.EVESI:3*t IKM. . other social functions. Capacity up to 300. present trophies to the fraternity Off Premises Catering Orders to Take ffome or sorority with the highest acad- 5 BURNSIDE AVE. BR emic average and to the fraternal ESTABLISHED 1887 FOR INFORMATION CAU AD 2-3873. ' ^* group which was most active in college and community rfffairs. BE SURE TO VISIT THE

F 0 R D On the Annual Observance Of Thursday, Friday, Saturday 10 a.m. to 4 p.m., Thursday and Saturday CRANFORD DAYS 10 a.m. to 9 p.m Friday CRANFORD MUNICIPAL BUILDING Oi)r firm is ptoud fb haV« called Cranford home since our COMMUNITY ROOM — LOWER 5 founding 39 years ago. ••••,••••'•» Featuring Exhibits By — We are proud, too, of the part Packing Engineering Corp. lias played in the economic life of this fine community. We pres- INDUSTRY ently employ 30 persons, mostly local residents. CIVIC GROUPS Our products are used not only throughout this country, but throughout the world, and by many steamship companies. •THE PROFESSSIONS -Industrial Exhibitors Union County Trust Co. Cranford Radio Cranford Saving* & Loan •¥- ^eel-Strong Fuel Co. i Rankin Fuel Co. Michael"^ Custom Kitchens J. B. Williams Co. Clark Door Co. Suburban Trust Co. i Thatcher Furnace Co. Chapman Bros. Lifetime Aluminum Ik Packing Engineering Corp. Public Service Elec. & Gas Madan Plastics . Ditzels Garden Center D. J. Heyburn Elec. Co. N. J. Bell Telephone Co. Stuart's Hi-Fi & Stereo (^ Manufacturers Of Baron Drugs Chamber of Commerce

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THE CHURCHES PICTURED ON THIS PAGE WILL BE OPEN SATURDAY JUNE 2, FROM 2 TO 5 P.M.

CRANPORD METHODIST CHURCH TEMPLE BETH EL ON SUNDAY, JUNE 3, CRANFORD BAPTIST CHURCH

, FROM 1 TO 3 P.M. i; ' . For those who desire to visit, someone will be on hand to show visitors around. Also, a general display will be held at the First Presbyterian Church on Saturday, June 2, from 2 to 5 p.m.

TEMPLE BETH. EL ST. MARK'S A. M. E. CHURCH Cranford is a Church-going community. If you are not now actively affiliated with a religious congre- ^5I^-#K^ gation, visit the House of Worship of your choice this week-end. You will find a warm welcome await- ing you!

FIRST, CHURCH OF CHRIST, SCIENTIST CHRISTIAN MISSIONARY ALLIANCE

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CRANFOIU), NttW JKRHKY, THURSDAY, MAY 31, 1962 SECTION FOUR

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r »*•'* THURSDAY •'•'•• FRIDAY SATURDAY May 31 June 1 & 2

ALL STORES OPEN GIFTS 'X THURSDAY NIGHT MOST STORES OPEN GALORE FRIDAY NIGHT For Your Shopping Convenience

PARTICIPATING STORES Abbe Jra- ". 12 Jody Maida ;... 8 Alban-Lewis 14 Leah's 8 Baron's Drug Store 9 Leshner's Fabric Center 10 Barneit's 5 Martin Jewelers 2 Boll's Pharmacy 16 Robinson's 3 Bergen Camera Exchange • 12 Seager's Drug Store % 10 Breen's 2 Shapiro's Department Store 11 Buster Brown 2 Scher's Drug Store 14 Cranford Bootery 15 Sportsman's Shop :... 7 Craniord Radio 4 Stuart's , 14 Deb 'n' Heir 15 Swan Drycleaners - 6 Fern's Furniture 12 Townley Shoes ; 13 Goldberg's Men's Shop „ 5 Towne Shoppe 6 Harrison's ...." , • 12 Trubenbach's 13 Jay-Mar t 14 Sponsored by the Cranford Chamber of Commerce I*sw* 'two CHANI'ORII (N. J.) CITIZEN AND CHRONICLE—-THURSDAY, MAY 31. 1862

JOIN IN CRAWFORD'S CRA D GIFT DAYS 91" ANNIVERSARY CELEBRATION May 31, June I, 2 & FREE Coca - Cola

CASE \ plus deposit

^wSHWP^' CANNED SODAS Yes, Martin Jewefers will enclose 200 $1.99 certificates in Sfs now famous surprise CASE fionuv .:. . vo vr.i.ivv.nv OF AHOVK ITKMH A*.ONK packages entitling recipient to one 1882 Silver Dollar. c BR 6- 0 f 5 TOST 500 0 Gaily Wrapped reen s SURPRISE PACKAGES 21 North Union Avenue Cranford CONTAINING ITEMS FROM REGULAR STOCK VALUED FROM $2.00 TO $15.00 Hurry Down To YOUR $1.00 To Take Advantage CHOICE of all The Old-Time Values! of the surprise packages contain merchandise PLUS a SILVER DOLLAR .certificate! Included in the GOODYEAR surprise packages will be RINGS, WATCHES, PENS and RI £ A If C D C A"Sizes& PENCILS, RADIOS, JEWELRY! SH C ft A C K 3 Assorted Colors Reg. 3.99 Women's & Children's-Sixes

••» GLAMOUR DEB HURRY IN FOR FIRST GRABS Squash Heel Leather Shoes —— All Sales Final '- Reg. 8.99 Black Leather P.S.—-And don't forget to attend every $2-50 Cranford Days event. You'll be glad you did — and you'll know your town FREE GIFT better! SHOESHINE KIT CHANGE PURSES For Fathers & Sons For Mothers & Daughters with purchase of 4.95 or more with purchase of 4.95 or more

•YOU* itwmtr . A| I }// BUSTER BROWN 27 North Union Avenuo Jerry Gordon, Prop. Cranford. Now Jersey Our Pledge: BRidge 6-6718 No Sale Is Complete* Until The Customer Is Completely Satisfied Open THURSDAY and FRIDAY Evenings 8 NO. UNION AVE. — BR 2-5191 — CRANFORD CRANFORIl (N. J.) CITIZEN AND CHRONICLE^—THURSDAY, MAY 31, 1902 Page Three SFASH FREE GIFTS! - STRAW HATS! ( While They Last)

JHAOI $iSil^^^^ BATH TOWELS wursff ^ - - CANNON ^ : - Just f~6?Your~5uinm^r_Vacatibnt Baby- ©OITPJ'B White only. lust What You Need By VANITY FAIR and Matching Robe — Sanforized Cotton. S-M-L For Your Swimming Needs . No. 1 Seconds _ . , Val. 2.00 "ONCE A YEAR Reg. 6.00 .79c Flare Pantie 6-7 — Reg, 2.00 3 for 5.15 ...... _•'/ 3 JAMAICA SHORTS 8-9 — Reg. 2.50 for-6.35 HOSE Dacron and Cotton With Belts. Brief ALBA Stockings — • Seamless or with Self or Solids Only Dark Scams. Another Item. "Right from Stock" 4-7 — Reg. 1.25 3 for 3.25 . Reg. 6.98 Reg. 1.15 8 — Reg. 1.50 3 for 3.85 $3.99 Short Pantie Famous Mako Foundations 5-7 — Reg. 1.65 foT4.2r Special Group BRAS 8-9 — Reg 2.00 for 5.15 GIRDLES - PANTIES Nationally Known Brand LONG LEG PANTIES Tite Pantie Nylon. All Elastic Back, White and Black REG. NOW 8.95 6.95 6-7 — Reg. 1.75 3 for 4.50 Reg.. 3.95 7.95-7.50 5.95 8-9 —- Reg. 2.25 '6.95-6.50 4.95 3 for 5.75 j 3.95 2.95 2.95 1 SLIPS and HALF SLIPS T SHIRTS SHOWER CURTAIN SETS Blends of Cotton and Dacron or 100% Cotton - Just in time for summer heat. Prints only. Packaged just for us for Cranford All With Shadow Panels —. White Only! SPECIAL GROUP Days. Shower curtain with ruffled or cafe for window. SPECIAL PURCHASE Reg. 4.98 Value $7.98 $3.00 PRICE

ACRILAN BLANKET PERCALE SHEETS BED PILLOWS By PEPPERELL CANNON May White Sale Priced — 72 x 90 Blanket, 33^ Pound Nylon Bound discontinued patterns ... no cases For CRANFORD DAYS Wash and Dry in a Jiifi,— Prints not all sizes Foam Rubber or Dacron Filled Reg. 14.98,- 17.98 reg. to 4.98 \ Reg. 6.98 $1O-00 c*. Vi PRICE 4.99 DRESS BLOUSES SPECIAL RACK SUMMER WEIGHT Suits, Seperates. Skirts ANOTHER CRANFORD DAY'SPECIAL Odds and Ends BLANKETS Reg. to 6.98 Reg. to 25.00 Prints and Solids 1 Reg. to 6.98 $3.99 2 PRICE 3.99 FACE CLOTHS SUMMER SLEEPWEAR SUMMER JEWELRY By SCHRANK thick thirsty face cloths for Blends and Cottons of Gowns, Odds and Ends — Not All your summer needs. Baby Dolls and PJ's Matching Sets — val. to 45c Reg. 6.00 Reg. to 4.00 3.99 HOC*

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Pace Four CRANFQRD (VI. J.) CITIZEN AND CHRONICLE—THURSDAY. MAY 31, T l\Acignci\Ao:x:

got you stewing OF VALUER BUY NOW and get choicest new mMm^^ Up to 12 albums witlrlOO best selling popular and lifRpijiifiF and concertos. Top artists: Van Gliburn, Jascha Heifefe, Roger Williams and many others

Music becomes MAGIC with MagMV0XiTRinEr Stereo-High Fidelity

OnTy MaffnAvox attains tho spectac- ular dimorision of stereophonies aa*' xvcll as the tonal purity of Jilgfi fidelity with an advanced acoustical system that projects sound from sides as well as .cabinet front—to-sui round ] TfafflTorfaT modef with you with tho full beauty of music—-* FM/AM radla Six high fidelity speakers In- as in a concert hall. cluding two 12" bas9.15 watts undistortedl power. Library for 50 records. Stereo FMI FROM CARTON optional. In mahogany. Gold Seal Warranty. Your Records Can Last a Lifetime— MOdel 624 $27MO Because the exclusive MICRO- ' - NOW'ONLY .MATIC player eliminates disccrniblo ...wltli 12 stereo TO COOLING IN record and-slylus wear* the? diamond albums worth $70 $29950 btylus is guaranteed for 10.years* FOR BOTH Most Reliable: So trouble-free that Magnavox_guarantees scnlce as.well ns |>arts aiid tubes for a full year on Gold Seal models* »>»»»«» Amazing Mapnavox poitablo stereo has coaxial speakers for clear, rich sound. Micromatic player. In stnart liiggaBe. Choice* of r.clors. Model 235 with nl- | bum of popular and » classical selections American Modern mode! with precision made for Magnavox. FM/AM radio, four high fidelity speakers. by Command. Stereo FM optional. NOW ONLY NOW ONLY Model 208 with FOR BOTH 3 stereo albums FOR BOTH VIDEOSCOPE 260 50% more picture to enjoy Metropolitan air conditioner compared to 19" TV Magnavox quality thro.ugh- ONLY with new fffl control out —in picture, sound and A .a M 4% Alt Cool comfort tonight . . . quickly,-easily, and, dependabidependabilityI ity.. [^mahoganIn m y $ 1 V D UU with no installation cost. Built-in Insta-Mount or American walnut. lets you install it in minutes ... no special tools needed. Plugs into any adequately-wired 115- •Prlco for mahogany* oilier finishes slightly morfc- volt outlet (subject to Iqcal codes). New "TH"* , control enables you to dial the degree of coolness .you prefer... also dries the air as it cools it. Fits Many Other Outstanding Specials standard windows 28" to 38" wide. For Cranford Days! Pay As Little As $2.00 A Week CRANFORD RADIO, Inc. 26 EASTMAN STREET Open Monday, Thursday, Friday Evenings BRIDGE 6-1776 (V. T.) .CITIZEN AND CHRONICLE—THURSWAY. MAX 31. 19«2 Vaee five FABULOUS BARGAINS AT 9

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Reg. $39,95 to $65 SALE $9.99 to $19.99 Suits Buy the Pants — Get the Coat FREE!

•|*M-»' ' ' FAMOUS BRANDS WHITE SHIRTS and SPORT SHIRTS Values fo $9.95 SALE $1.99 & $2.99 Outer jackets Raincoats Reg. $10.95 to $19.95 SALE $d.95 to $9.95 f&g. $35 to $45 SALE>J9.95

Reg. $15.95 to $65 SALE $4.99 to $19.99 •if Sport Jackets

Shoes - FAMOUS BRAND Reg. $10.95 to $24.95 SALE $5.99 ea

Sorry — but our usual policies cannot apply to During Cranford Days - purctiases of theue items* Above items strictly We will be open both cash and carry — no alterations Thursday and Friday Evenings

Charge Accounts Invited SO Yvars of Quality Export Tailor on Premises

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With Us SODA IN CANS In Cranford ' 1.99 Case • CHARLES KRUG of 24 L g Superb. 7 PCAVORS '• Table Wines . ._; THY OUR •FRANK *BARSCOTCH FULL QUARTS SCHOONMAKER French

~~FREE PARKING USE OUR CONVENIENT BR 6-1044 REAR DOOR ENTRANCE FOR FREE DELIVERY ifci-~~

1 t ,; / i Old Fashioned Bargains f.v .) THURSDAY • FRIDAY • SATURDAY WITH PURCHASE FREE GIFT! OF $4.98 OR MdRE regularly \.S0 KAYSER'S TAILORED QUAKER HOSE SWAN WILL DELUXE DRYCLEAN, REFRESH, NYLON PANTY i1 _ SEAMED CELLOPHANE WRAP AND CUSTOM STORE Reg. $1.25 Pr. Box of 3 Pr. Reg. $1.65 $1.35 EACH BLANKET — TIL DEC. 31, 1961 — $1.09 $3.19 AND YOU SAVE 55c SEAMLESS HOSE

"FREE STORAGE" NAME-BRAND GIRDLES AND BRAS . of your Reg. $3.98 $1.00 to $12.98 Drapes & Slipcovers to $15.98 'til Doc. 31, 1962 . . . You pay only cleaning chnrgos ... NYLON TRICOT LINGERIE ?flM and COTTON 15% to 50% OFF

DRESSES SPORTSWEAR Missy - Junior - Va Sizes Just A Few Wool Suits Values to $17.98 Reg. $17.98 $10.98 $2.98 to $12.98 Slacks — $1 to $5.98 Many Other Unadvertised Bargains All Sales Final ,. CRANFORD — 44 North Ave., East • WESTFIELD — 104 North Ave., West • ELIZABETH — 4 West Jersey St. Open Thursday Till 9 for route service please call BR 6-3300 29 N. UNION AVE. CRANFORD CltANFOKI) (N. .1.) C'JTI/i:N AJsfl> CIIRONICXK-- ril|II(MI»AV. MAV at.' rage

~~OLinD the modern ptfa&ner a t 's wonderful store for~~

~~— Open THURSDAY and This FRIDAY EVENING 'til 9 -^ 103 N; UNION AVB. ^ _jSRANPOttP.~~

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~~Cranford Day Special!-~~~

~~Just in Time for Father's Day ,~~

~~• Men's Wash, Wear Shirts 2 for $5.00 Cliooiiu batiste oxfnrct button downs;, ri'Kuliir collar line weaves, tfib open weaves. Terrific •' mint. Save" now~~

What do you want for your boy? It's all at the Sportsman^ Shop. CastaGlim You'll find everything you need ... in America's finest boys wear. Come in now for shirts, swim trunks, Bermudas ... and get a FREE baseball bat during Cranford Days! For ofde fashioned values . . . at the old time Sports! it's THE SPORTSMAN'S SHOP. Man look ut them Jnekets. wlln stripes ablu/.c ... Look iit that look . . . nil fixed and fflazcd .., Look at' Hie colorful ... quaintly new .- Styles they wore In 1892 . . . Sale! Men's $!> and 5.95 Posted In the fashion of yentci-yeur . . . Are sonic Icadbic fiKureu In town ... Knit Shirts With Mush in the middle . . . CHUNP we lieur ... He's reaUv dressed up .. .- all nround! Our verse . . . that's terrible we admit . . . 2 for $5; 2.88 ea. But the clofliPH make up for that! Salesmen's .sampled. From the They're done Just right In the '90 bit . . , world's filium shirt maker. Plenty From rtuekH, striped Jacket to hut! to chooKc from . . . nil at this And where can< y»ir iret this sartorial splendor . . . L'liclKft-stretching price. Don't miss out, come on in. Why even If your wallet is thin ... You don't'have to be n red hot spender ... -" Just come to our store and conic in! Cast your glim' on the styles, then Then look ut the price And your face will become all smiles ... " Savings For Boys! Cause It'u all so cheap, and nice. 'Enough, euouirli of tills rhyming nonsense* Let's set down to business. FREE BASEBALL BAT with any purchase in our The Blazer Jacket 5,95 Boy's Department The Dashing Skimmer 3.95 We're headquarters for White Duck Pants .... 4.99 Famous Kaynee! By the way: • SHIRTS! If you really want a fine sport jacket for summer long wear try our new • BERMUDAS! Summer Weight Sport Coats » SWIM TRUNKS! Of Dacron-and,Cotton only 21.95 2.98-3,98 Wash and Wear Lots of styles, colors to choose from '\ —7~ " •

~~•-4 CIIANPOKI) (N. .1.) ( ITIZI.1V AND t' SI)AV, MAV.31.~~

~~— Open'til Midnight Friday — FREE GIFTS SSttftHNJtllHt FREE GIFTS~~

lue) SUBSCRIPTION TO ANY ONE OF THE FOLLOWING MAGAZINES - FR PRICED MERCHANDISI i» ifitfllioar TRUE; BOAT- a MECHANIX ILLUSTRATED POPULAR GARDENING OUR FAMOUS BARGAIN TABLE IS ONCE AGAIN LOADED WITH ITEMS WHICH WERE REGULARLY TO 4.98 97 FamouM Glrla GlrlH Billy Tho Kid SOX PAJAMAS 9 P.M. DUNGAREES Right Out BERMUDA 8t PEDAL Soornuckor Ol^Our Friday Blue or Gray PEDAL PUSHER PUSHER SETS Slzoii 8-18 Regular SIXOH 8-10-12 TITES SETS Sizoa 7-14 Rog. 2.98 Stock Regulars and Sllmn , Full Fanhloned Sizoa 3-6x ' Rog. 2.98 and 3.98 Hog. 3.50 v\ " Can't Pun 1.97 3 pr. for 97c VX 1.97 1.97 set New W. 2 for 5.00 SI. Irr. 37c- Boys Spring GHINO SLAX SWEATERS Girls Alpine. Poplin- . COATS Slaon 8 lo 20 9:30 P.M. SIKOH 8 10-12-14 Brolton SIZOB 7-14 Taporod. DRESSES .Reg. 5.98 to 10.98 Friday 3-6x 7-14 Reg. 3.98 Rog. to 17.98 Boys & Glrl COTTON SLAX Now 2.59 • 2 for 5.00 5.00 CREW NECK 2.97 - 2 for 5.75 40% OFF 1.47 4-7^Polo8 SPORT SHIRTS 68c CURITY Baby Doll Long Sloovo POLO'S Nylon PAJAMAS FITTED Pro-Fold SIBOB 8-20 No Iron Cotton Short Sloovo Diapers 10 P,M. CARRIAGE Rog. 1.98 Now 1.37 Crib Shoots BatlBt© Crow Nocks Friday Rea. 2.98 Now 1.87 Rog. 3.95 NETS Reg. 1.98 Sizoa 8-18 Girls 7-14 4-14 Reg. 3.98 Now 2.37 73c 2.94 doz. Pollshod Cotton 97c 1.27 1.27 pr. SLAX VESTS SPORT JACKETS 7Tc , and SUITS CORDUROY SNOWSUITS SIKOB 8-14 Full FaahiorO Woolti and Blonde SLACK Good Selection of Rog. 2.98-4.98 Cant Run Slxofl 8-20 & POLO SETS Bettor Suits 1.97 25% OFF 7-10 and 12-14 10:30 P.M. For Toddlor Boys Friday Sizoa 2-6x Rog. to $25. Sizoa 2-4 Whlto and Lodon' log. 2.25 40% OFF 1.97 PEDAL WINTER 1.37 PUSHER SETS WALK SHORTS JACKETS Infants 7-14 3 in olzo 20 Aimortod Colora OVERALLS Corduroy With 3 pc. SETS 1.32 BOXER 2 in ulzo 18 SIZOB 8-16 Zlppor Bib Jackot, Hat. Overalls DUNGAREES f Rog. 25.00 Corduroy . 1.77 Sizos 5 and 6 Only Sizoa 3, 4, 5 Rog. 2.98 SizoB M. L. XL 11 P.M. Rog. 8.98 Friday 2 pr. 97c 9.97 1.97 •"* 4.97 Baby Doll Hobdod PAJAMAS Girln Spring SWEATSHIRTS 4-14 Sleevolese SPORT SHIRT? Rod or Groy BOYS' SHORTS COATS 68c BLOUSES Short Sloovoa Sizoa 8-20 Sizoa 3-7 Asaortod Sizoa and Stylos Sizos 6-16 2.37 •<** Rog. to 1.98 3-6x. 7-14 Rog. to 20.00 97c 1.37 Vi PRICE 11:30 P.M. 1.59 ea. - 2 for 3.00 Friday RAINWEAR HATS BOYS' SLAX Girls All Woathor Coats Assorted Boxer Swim Sizoa 3 & 4 SWIM SUITS Values to 3.00 Somo Orion Zip Linod Corduroy and Chino Rog. 2.9TRUNK8 S 10. 12 & 14 14c. Rog. 2.98 Sizoa 8-20 1.97 20% OFF 1.67 Rog. 5.98 2.97 Midnight Billy Tho Kid r nauy ROBES CHINO Girls Half Girl Flannol Girls Plaid Flannol BOYS' BOXER DUNGAREES Lined Corduroy WINTER Sizoa 8-20 Tan or Black SWEATERS SHORTS 5 LAX JACKETS Rog. 3.98 Sizes 14-20 Sizoa 3-7 Reg. 1.39 Rog. 4.98 714 Broken Asst. Sizoa 4-14 Now 2.67 3.19 40% OFF Rog. 2.98 1.47 Vi PRICE 69c

PricoB Eiioctive Wo Reserve The Right to Limit Quantities LEIGH S May 31|. June 1, 2 only All Salea BOYS PREPS Final CHILDREN 6 EASTMAN ST. BR 6-2510 32 EASTMAN ST. BR 6-2510 CRANFOIU) (N. J.) CITIZKN AND C'HROMCLIi—TIIim.S|IAY. MAY 31. 1002 Fagfi Nine SAVINGS ARE

iron $ vuis rrices 10 ime Levels $21;95 $1.00 $5.95 COLDENE LUSTRE-CRIME SUPI GEVRAL Cold Tablets SHAMPOO THIAFOR PROTEIN MULTIPLE ;,5 lbs. 49. VITAMINS $1.29 With" This Coupon 69c with This t M 95 v$1.50 > NORWICH TEK iold Water $2.00 ASPIRIN Coupon Him. Tooth Brush FLUFF SOAP Evening In Paris 500 for $2.00 BATH OIL SATIN SET 79c $1.00 89c $1.4? Hair Spray LISTERINE $1.29' MAALOX nk $1.00 ANTISEPTIC $5.00 LIQUID BUFFERIN Evening In Paris With This Coupon BONNIE BELL DEODORANT 59c With This 1006 LOTION Stick or Roll On 73c $1.75 1 Coupon 89« HUDNUT 2 DEODORANT Creme Rinse 79c FREE GIFTS!, 49c THE FIRST 200 CUSTOMERS EACH 69c 59c ARRID RUBBING WILt RECEIVE A FREE GIFT Creme Deodor't ALCOHOL 29c ^$2.50 100 $8.95 RUBINSTEIN ASPIRIN PLAYTEX ,69c $2.00 COLOR TONE 5 Gr. SHAMPOOS NURSER KIT Kiddies' "SELF" BUBBLE BATH HOME PERMANENT $1.50 $6.95 59c 19c 59c $2.49 69c ADULT- IPANA $1.00 Folding Travel 5 lbs. GLYCERIN TOOTH PASTE LANOUN PLUS SYRINGE PURE PARA SUPPOSITORIE245 S 49c Hair Dressii AH *1.49 Tube $1.00 $1.39 , A $1.75 BRECK 1 PLAYTEX WOODBURY HUDNUT Creme Rinse $2.00 GLOVES HAND CREAM EGG SHAMPOO QUICK 98c Home 39c , i it?. 69c Permanent 49c 29c STRIPE PARA Moth Balls or $1.39 PRESSING Moth Flakes TOOTH PASTE CAKES COMB 19c 49c With This Coupon 29c DRUG STORE STORE HOURS: 8:30 A.M. to 10 P.M. We reserve the right to limit quantities Opp. Cranford Theatre — Store Also in Wcstliold FREE DELIVERY BARON34 EASTMAN ST. TEL Bk 6-610S0 CRANFORD < J(ANIO1U> (N. .».) CITIZEN AND VUttOSWhK—TIIIJKMDAV, MAY .'11, 1INJ2

Bltidgc ^":0fP' THINK YOU - " 104 6-0700 ^il'^lf":; SHOULD ALL ... North Union Ave. For All P Yeur Drug Needs «tif A Old Fashioned •ill1'1!!,., Double-D PF Cream 29c 14 o«. 7 urn LUSTRE 32 wrf WEST tfOTTLlS Spray Set SBb Reg. • Soft - Special CREME RINSE TJOOTHBRUSH 1 89c 59c 19c

Meni & Women* New UNGLASSES BANROLLON || WAFERS By Modes* 12'* 59c 89c .•Deodorant ,J/r$ 2Sc -'"iite:i : W • • 25^ 10c 49c Jf%^' .' W'?° BOBBY BAG 1 i!i l J PINS # Rustcraft rdliflf ' rf i«''' Sue GIFT WRAP (Each Bag Con-"% 7e PAPER taini s at leastl . "" 3 for $1.00 General & Special 3 Items) MARCAL BLINKING TISSUES 9c 10c LANTERN in Color 400's Only 9 leftf SOAP SPECIALS in. Vitamins 2 for 35c Reg. Always 1.00 Reg. 1.98 Bath — 4 for 49e Face — 4 for 33c on Special KLEENEX Extra Special CASTILE TISSUES 49c 250 mg. ISO's Vitamin C 100's Hair Bandeau 8c 49c 59c LESS BATTERIES 19c lea. $l.2t..... CRANFORD GIFT DAYS SPECIALS! 4-PC. PL»« IAT SET F R E E! With Every Purchase ^of $4.98 or Over FREE!

~~... — SPECIAL GROUP CAMEO & ROOMMAKER 54in. 45 in. Acetate Blends | DRAPES WOOL 63 in. Reg. pr. TWEEDS & SUITINGS yd. to $8.98 4.49 Reg. $1.49 90 in. Reg. pr. PLAIDS to $9.98 Reg. to $3.98 4.99~~

SPECIAL GROUP 45* SOLID COLOR SPECIAL GROUP THICK TOWELS COTTONS, RAYONS, VOFF CUPIONI All First Qualjtyr " Reg. $1.49 Stock Up For Cartip, Beach, "Swim Club ASSORTED DRAPERY FABRICS YD. MANY OTHER DISCOUNTS THROUGHOUT-Sf ORE—ALL SALES FINAL C CENTER 17 NORTH AVE - Open Thursday Evening - CRANFORD ••n.

~~( ItANIOKI* /\V, MA-Y 31. 1002 I'u«r Klevi-fi~~

~~• . . > YOU CAN DEPEND ON SHAPIRO S FOR THE BEST~~

~~Girls' and Subteens Glrli' and Ladies' Boys' Pullover or Cardigan SNEAKERS •», LONG LEG PAJAMAS ORLON SWEATERS Reg. to $198 Sizes 4-12 Reg. to $4.95 pr.~~

~~1 ',;3ra*ffi^WT.'^''' Girls' Boys' Men's and Boys' Polished POMSHEl^CHtNOS—^^ Ivy Trim Tab Reg. to $3.98 Sizes 4-14 Reg. $3.98 and $4.98 $0.59 .99 Blade Incf. Fair *2~~

~~' Lined Health-Tex Short Sleeve Men's and Boys' Short Sleeve SPRING JACKETS POLO SHIRTS SPORT SHIRTS Reg. $4.98 Odd Lots __Jl,_^. i. to $3.98" . Sixes 1-6 Only" ~~~ Sizes 1-5 Only~~

~~Ladies' Shorts and Girls' Boys' - - PEDAL PUSHERS BATHING SUITS BATHING TRUNKS $|J7 Sizes 414 Sizes 416 .77 Reg. to $3.98 Odd Lots, Reg. $3.98 JV* Reg. Value $2.98 Pair *1~~

~~Boys' Ladies^Cardtgan Men's and Boys' REVERSIBLE JACKETS BANLON SWEATERS Clam Digger PANTS Sizes 10-18 Reg. $4.98 -. $2*59 Reg. $8.95 Reg. to $4.98 Pr.~~

^ WITH PURCHASES OF $3.98 OR OVER (Sale Items Excluded) -• |jPr. of Men's or Boys' Stretch Sox Pr. Ladles' Seamless Hose FREE GIFTS YOUR CHOICE !Pr. of Adier's Wool Blend Sweat Sox LOOK! s1.00 COUNTERS! SAVE!

~~Girls' 1 Piece Boys' 39c Girls'Shorts, Slacks or PLAYSUITS $' SOCKS PEDAL PUSHERS $' Reg. to $2.98 Sizes 6-10V2 Sizes 4 -14, Reg. to $3.98 \~~

~~First Quality Seamless Boys'-^rew NecU Toddler and Infants' MESH NYLONS $• Short Sleeve . Crawlers and POLO SHIRTS COVERALLS Reg.-89c Pr. 2 pairs Sizes 8-14, Reg. $1.69 XReg.'$2.98~~

~~Girls' Short Sleeve AAen's ,1 BoyK POLO SHIRTS SWEAT SHIRTS $' DRESS PANTS $' Sizes 4-8, Reg. $179 Reg. $1.98 Sizes 2-6X>Reg>$4-98~~

~~Girls' Terry Toddler Boys' Children's \ PANTIES 3 prs. 2-PIECE SUITS $' DRESSES _ $' Sizes 410, Reg. 59c Pr. l_-4, Reg. $3.98 Broken Lots, Values to $5.98~~

~~Ladies' Gowns and: - Men's) Boys' Boat Neck AND MANY OTHER BABY DOLL PJ's $' and Collared POLOS ITEMS SPECIALLY PRICED Values to $3.98 Reg. to $3.98 FOR THIS SALE!~~

PRICES EFFECTIVE MAY^l, JUNE 1 and % ON^Y ALL SALES FINAL SHAPIRO'S DEPT. STORE 19 N. UNION AVE. —Open till 9 p.m. Thurs. and Fri. — CRANFOR1T Pag* Twi»lve. CKANFOHI) (N.'J.) tITIZKN AM) CHUOXItUJi—TlIUttHWAY, MAY 31,1962 FABULOUS SAVINGS PLUS A CRANFORD GIFT DAYS 8x10 Metal Picture Frame fRIf GOLD FINISHED. GUARANTEED NpT->TO Sterling Silver Backed Pearl Earrings Free FREE TARNISH — A $1.00 VALUE WlfHlVERY REGULAR-PURCHASE OF 2.98 AND OVER WITH ANY PURCHASE OF $3.95 OR MORE

NOB. 127. Black and White FILM 620. 120 3 RAINCOATS ALL WOOL BLAZERS At Jl'H. Grey & Hud only LIGHT METER MOVIE EDITORS !(<•«. to 14.1)0 & Jrs. $15.^5 & $19.95 !»«•«: to 14.08 PRECISION INSTRUMENT — t l.owvul PHdcii You'll Kvw .SVe/ 7.9B Roads High or Low Light Loyel. olaroid MOTORIZED EDITOR Reg. $9.95 Iriel. CCIHO ~~" Reg. $49.95

7 Si-ctioii I^lcVntor with Full Swiiitf Pun Ilund nnd Hullt-ih Cubic Risloouo — with BARGAINS Solid* & Print* BARGAINS TRIPOD LhtT Cnsv ;,..' : , . Slmi 30-30 GALORE l.'wtwn fl-J4 GALORE 1.00 TABLE H«K, to S.OB 1.00 TABLE See The River Carnival "Close Up 1.98 BINOCULARS ^- 7X50 Reg,$39.95 STOCKINGS ALL WOOL S fitul SWEATER . Mici'nnu'nh VESTS SPECIAL SALE PRICES WILL BE QUOTED ON ALL EQUIPMENT Box of 3 • Pnlr Sl/e:i 34-40 DURING CRANFORD DAYS _ 1.75 ijf. 4.0(1 . 1.20 pr, 2.98 34 North Ave., W BR 44024

24 Eastman St. Oranferd Open THURSDAY and FRIDAY Evening* FOR CRANFORD DAYS FERN'S CRANFORD GIFT DAYS SPECIALS 6Pc. NOW IS THE TIME TO THINK OF DINING GRADUATION & FATHER'S DAY ROOM TAKE ADVANTAGE OF SUITE EATON'S MAY - JUNE SPECIAL With Plastic 150 Sheets — 100 Tissue Lined Envelopes In Calais Top Tablo Ripple bnptlntod with,' Your Name and Address Reg. $9.00 — NOW ONLY $168 Modem Design, Heavy Construction. Choice of China or Desk Accessories in Leather and Brass Large Buffet, Extension Table Plus four (4) Elegant Up* holstered Chairs*v Unusual Wood Finish Autograph Books — Stuffed Animals 3 Pc. Maple FREE! FREE! Beautiful Book Ends U.S. Make Innompring Mattress A .Toom Suite Box Spring FREE of extra charge Convertible Sofa Bed. Large Arm with any bedroom suite consisting Pen and Pencil Sets Chair, Big Platform Rocker, Solid of Double Dresser & Mirror-Chest. BY ESTERBHGOK. SHEAFFEtt. PAfiKEM AND CROSS Maple Full Size Bod For A Low As Low as VISIT OUR BOOK DEPARTMENT 2 Pc. Sectional SPECIAL PURCHASE PARTY GIFTS FOR GRADUATIOISI Danish Design—Walnut Finish, fust 2 For Price of 1 AND ALL OTHER OCCASIONS ' - Right for Playroom or Den or Small Hundreds of buierspring Mattresses Living Room. and Box Springs.. Prebuilt Borders. y Gel the Match- Both For Air Vonts, Tufted, Woven Tick. With Every Purchase of ing Chair <£KQ 2 for $45 FREE GIFT! $2.00 or More $19.95

~~, •«• • ••••••• ••••••• OltANWHU) IN. J.) mtVlUN AMI CmtONIOUC-'nilMHDAV, MAY 31, 101)2 FREf TOTE BAG WITH EVERY PURCHASE OF $6.95 OR MORE~~

~~tough guy?~~

Wo «ro t&\ohrat\ng Cranford^DAyi-by- _bflg_wiHi each purchase of $6.95 or- more. Those Tote/Bags are so You |uif can't beot Bruiera versatile that they can be used for everything from bathing suits to for any round end tunibf* tlmol (dmtit make* th«it baby's bottles or even a mouth watering picnic lunch. There are a not as tough as ruoood favorltai with beor«for«w#or tturdlnett. million and one uses. Get yours while the supply lasts. end really imort ityllngi Fdumrds (ruter prlcot are io lortil* bio, too. Bring your rough . OPEN THURSDAY AND FRIDAY NIGHTS / •fuy. •" 'odoyl FOR CRANFORD DAYS HANDI-CHARf.Fj SHOES BRIDGE 6-1280 EASTMAN STREET at NORTH AVENUE CRANFORD

CRANFORD GIFT DAYS — FREE! CRANFORD DAYS SPECIAL! Valuable Lawn & Garden Book CHILD 24"DISSTONRAKE Reg .4.10 NOW 2.49 18"DISSTGNRAKE Kofr 3.50 . NOW 2.19 for iiirtilVtoff wMn§ mnUt, «*•.. *\ ' HEALTH Agrico for GARDENS , Agrico ACR FERTILIZER SAND Especially made for Azaleas, Camellias, This professional-type fertilizer Is espe^ Rhododendrons and other acid loving' dally formulated to help you produca $1.15 A BAG AT STORE plants. This professional erower type ferti- beautiful, fully developed flowers and lizer aoldlfles soil as It provides the nutri- better voflotnbla yields. Agrico for Oar. ents needed to promote plant vigor dj dens provides the right combination of color. Clean, easy to apply granules. quick and slow acting nitrogen, pnos* phorus and potash for superior feed; Sib. box , , • .95 Ing action. It's easy to use- safe, clean, 33'/, |b. full itoton bop ..•.-••••• (2.95 odorless and granular.

~~lOlbbox v;-... Convenient 2J Ib. bflfl tettH > Handy itflroae boj-SO Ibt *fl>r« " 2/50 Ib. boo«...~~

Agrico ROSE FOOD TOP- TERMITES A professional grower type fortlllzer for the home rose enthusiast. The dry granuloi VALUE provide the organic and Inorganic plant fo6d roses need to develop a deep root ^ysteiDj 8lurdjr?iin«8 and colorful blooms.. PRATT'S EG DIELDRIN TERMITE PROOFER Compiote directions on package. not only kills termites nlrently In the bouse, \hl eiia forms a protective barrier nround It that termite* S Ib. box for imdll roiibedi...... I."....» .95 cannot penetrate for ot least 10 yenw. / 20 Ib. full seoson bog 12.95 PEAt Two sallons, dUutetl with wotdr, snfcJBunrds tto overage size bom. This pow«ful Pratt Jnitcllcftfe also controls Japanese beetle Brub», chinch bii0», nnft,' gives you more wirowora«, ch/juflw, and other lawn and soU imecttT garden beauty for the money I $3.75 qt. $12.50 gal. • I riihon line h\s

~~S B«etlvat«d Pratt'* Liquid Rote Spray ltaq.all-purpose I~~

AND ( IIHONKM. TIWHHDAY, MAV .11. IIMIZ CRANFORD DAYS SPECIALS! A POTTED PLANT Nothing Old-Fashioned About These WITH EVE^V PURCHASE OF $2.Qd OR OVER FJlIf (Except The Prices)— REVLQN I?" PORTABLE Mylar Tape Webcor Tape 1.49 SPIN CURLER ASST. AQUAMARINE . / with Cologne Spray •-M TV 7" REELS Recorder TONI HOME PERMANENT $12988 2 Hl'iAA) "7" MXl. $2.00: 99* SUN GLASSES •».£.! 6VTransistor BAN AldlO, TOt' uUAl.i I eg. 1.00 / ROLL-ON DEODORANT CAH.HYINJ O CASKCASK, Needles UATTKI1Y. KAHPHONE, 1 H.P.. 0.300 iJ.f.U. Spec* 79c m MOPKI.8 Spec. 59c OUR OWN ONE-A-DAY I MOBT POPULAR. ANTI-STATIC Transistor Pibncil MOTH PROOFER Multiple Vitamins | RECORD CLOTHS 10% Off IIF.O. $1.00 Batteries •_ ON ALL 100for$F.59 itftO. COc 98c Discounted 33c Buy Krona Blades. Records Brand X Lipsticks ]S for Me — 1.00 Valwo Each IlitiJIo, F'smouK Malce, -SCHjCK SAFETY RAZOR Ctme, iWlery, Knrphoneu 1 Ilea. $50,50 . 30% HELEN^fLLIOTT \AftSNL^RFULZ^O^ ^^*^ ON ALL BROWSEIN OUR PAPERBACK BOOK^PPARTMENT $29-88 Batteries THIS COUPON THIS COUPON Visit Our High-Pi and Stereo Exhibit Worth 20c Worth 15c DURING CRANFORD DAYS IN MUNICIPAL BUILDING On Purchase of Any FREE! Gas Filled Balloons foKtho Kiddies On Purchase of Any SUNTAN LOTION FOAM SHAVE

~~Stouvti't BR 6-0483 Reliable ProacripUon Sorvico Since 1928 Open Thursday Till 9 SOUTH & WALNUT AV/ES. ~ BRidge 60141 — Cranford, N.J.~~

~~I •:•.' OUR CRANFORD DAYS GIFT phone Old Fashioned~~

mm r^-YdOTFCHgiCfe^^ f TIN ARTICTICU OOFF - ^ _. -. V K h'¥ fOSTOME JEWEDRY OR A PAIR OF tDCC I SI Mm k - — ? HOSIERY lUfcC With Every $5.00. Purchase or Over VALUES AT SPECIAL PURCHASE! ALBAN LEWIS SUNBAGK DRESSES $7.99 Housewaros • Hardware Sixes 12 to 18 Gadgets • Gifts Reg. 1.0.98 .to 12.98 7 109 N. UNION AVE. CRANFORD

Jumbo Gurmol Bagu 20 Gal. King Size MATCHMATES 10 pound 1.99 GARBAGE PEAT MOSS Sires 10 to 18 54" Dress Dags CHARCOAL CAN & 3 cu. ft. Values to $14.98 1.89 BRIQUETS 42" Suit Bags COVER 98% Organic 2.49 2.99 69c A Grovip of Quiltod. Plastic 1.95 S 00 Pasiol Colors < Embossed 20 in. . - BRAS & GIRDLES | OASIS PLASTIC AUTOMATIC GARDEN HOSE- SHADES TAN Dchumidifior Doluxo. While, Ivory, Pushbutton 50 ft. Also Fine SolocUon ol Famous Brand CATALINA SWIM SUITS Grocn or Pink Control List 139.95 . Rovorsiblo Plastic and SHORTS and matching KNIT Shirts. SHIP N' SHORE. Up to 36 in. on your roller BLOUSES. PADDLE & SADDLE Sportswear. SPORTEEN and 89.95 was 59.95 1.39 HELEN HARPER Matchmatos. KAY WINDSOR Droaaos and 1.49 34.75 many others. TRADE IN YOUR OLD SPREADER—We will take all trade-ins toward Purchase of 16.95 No. 35 Scott Spreader. Yours for only 10.00 with trade in.

BISSELL 1 lb. Box Church Proctor LADIES' APPAREL SHAMPOO MOTH FLAKES TOILET SEATS Adjustable MASTER or BALL White & Colors IRONING 5 lb. PARA '/The bos! soal in — 1 • Heg. 6.95 BOARDSo, 6 N. Union Ave. BRidge 6-1729 NUGGETS the house." Rog. 895° Open Thursday-Evening .3.99 1.00 4.99 4.99 CltANt'Okl) (N. J.MTIIZKN AND OlIRONirM;—TIII'HWnAV, MAV 31. 1902 f*lfle»;n

~~?• f •- c r a -\ "WHERE THE^SHOE FITS." 23 NORTH UNION AVE. CRANFORD, BR 6-3272 \ > I..?.': *.:;,. m~~

~~Johnny Irovcmdo~~

~~j Celebrating One Year Under New Ownership, We Are Grateful For Your Patronage and We Will Continue To Give Each Customer Proper ShoeJFitT ting Together with the Best in Quality and St/le.~~

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~~FREE! FRHEE! FREE WftlrAny Purchase of $6.95 Or More SET OF 12 WHITE GUEST GLASSES t.) CHANTILLY DESIGN ~ 22 KARAT GOLD EDGE MADE BY ANCHOR HOCKING~~

SAVINGS BY THE SCORE FREE AT YOUR FAVORITE STORE .COME IN AND GET A SHOPPING 11 N. UNION AVE., CRANFORD BAG AND FILL IT WITH OUR HEADQUARTERS FOR ' SUPER SAVINGS Carters — Healthtex Cindm^Ua^Greenmmy-Tiny Towrr^Burgenight - BUly The Kid - Model Hi»Line -Donmoor - Rob Roy - Regal - Newport - and Many Others Boys' Slacks ..... 25% Off DRESSES from $1.37 Girls' Spring Coats »•*», $5.97 Infant and Toddler Values to $24.98 Boys' Sport Shirts From $1.57 Some Slightly Soiled Short Sleeve Boys' Slack Sets $2.87 GIRLS' SHORT SETS Spring Jackets .. $1.97 Reg. to $5.98 37 Reg. 3.98 Limited Quantity BOYS Size 3-14 2-Pant Short Sets 1.97 2 Sets for $4.00 — $2.19 Set Girls' Pedal Pusher Toddler 2-4 Reg. 2.98 & Slack Sets .... $1.97 Crawler Sets ....From $2.37 BABY DOLL PAJAMAS Med. - Tod. 4 414 Overalls $1.57 ^$1.87 pr. twirls' Shorts 97c Med. - Tod. 4 Reg. $3.00 7-14 Reg. $1.98 OPEN THURSDAY & FRIDAY UNTIL 9 P.M.

* Friday Nite Specials P\o 6-9 P.M. ONLY BATHING SUITS — TERRY ROBES & JACKETS BOYS'• GIRLS'and PRETEEN ' ; i - I J •

~~f»aee Slxti^en CRANFORD (V. J.) .CITIZEN AN» CHRONICLE—THURSDAY. MAY 31, 1982~~

~~Modern Services With I OiD FASHIONED SEJVTJMENr r~~

~~during CRANFORD DAYS MAY31 • JUNE1 • JUNE2 •JUNES~~

•=«:• LOOK TO BELLS FOR ALL YOUR PRESCRIPTION NEEDS LOWEST PRICES AT ALL TIMES FOUR REGISTERED PHARMACISTS Open Sunday — 9 a.m. to 9 p.m. Open Daily 8:30 a.m. to 10 p.m. Come in and Browse Around ... See our staff in their Gay Nineties costumes SHOP AND SAVE AT BELL'S ... VI $2.00 Value $1.00 Value FREE GIFT — 400 100 * CLEANSING HETRECAL COSMETIC with purchase ASPIRIN LIQUID TISSUES TABLETS *1.00&bVER Case of Six 63c 19c It Reg. $1.48 15c Value INSULIN $2.50 Value U 40 Protamine Zinc MOTH BALLS SHOWER ANT — Lente — CLOCK TRAPS ;.— MPH — OR FLAKES CAPS sale 95^ ea. 51.69 18c 13c 5 Lbs. 60c Value $1.25 Value $1.50 Value $1.00 Value PIRELLI RUBBER PARA TOSSY MAALOX GLOVES Moth Crystals DEODORANT 89c 39c CAPS 59c $2.50 Value Reg. $1.2? Reg. 69c TRAVEL DUFFERIN IPANA $1.50 Value SACCHARINE , With Hexa-Fluoride Soluble Tablets SYRINGE TABLETS TOOTH PASTE WOOLITE 1000for 19c $1.49 100 f" 83c 43c 1.09 Exclusive — RUSSELL STOVER CANDY Ageny

Cosmetic Items Subject to BELL'S PHARMACY Excise Tax e •\v« < » 4 REGISTERED PHARMACISTS Look To This Pharmacy For All Prescription Needs 17 NORTH UNION AVE. We Reserve The Right To Limit Quantities BRIDGE 6-0062 GARWOOD KEN II, WORTH

—~-?>~'3>»*..» ••—-..••»•>• - •,..-•- -, - • . •. ..-. . . ..- VOL, I,XIX, No. 10 Q^MNFOJU),. N.KW JKItSKY, TIM.JIISIMY, MAY Ml, JOflZ SECTION THIIBB. Available AH Sports Dinner to Honor Methodist For Patrolman'H POHI Patricia DeNichols Selected IVOMTIf -• Appl'IciFttorm Johnson Regional Lettermen Communion will ' b«i -nvulliiMc iifiill Prldny, As Girls' State Representative OAUWobl) Ur. JnUn If. JUiUwwn, li«n.d foothill) couch n't J(.ul- n In (be Ki'iiHworth Pollen KKNJI.WOin'ir ••-J'litrlV.'lii T)r?Nli:boli{, dniiKiiter of Mr. Knrl I)(f- linlvKinlly, will-I)D tfiitiut upiMikor nt t.hii nl.xlli uriuuiiJ nil iipvrtu Service Set 'bi^f f'Jdwiinl fitu- Njrh«ilN ut 211 No) Hi 20th uirvi'i, him Mx-n Mdurtr^d n« tho d«ile«nto ijir to lit' lu'lfl l>y th« Mo()(jl«i( Ohio of Aillmr I.. .IOIIMHOM Moyioniil .ak n«|d lodiiy • , of Ki-Tillwiillfi Unit 470, AlfU'ilr.iii Lcyloii Aiixllliuy, to CJIrlw' Ht/it« Hltfh Meliool, Clink, InrHKrf'inowoort nt *l:4h tliJn iivmilug (TUurtuluy). KKNILWOM'I'M Tlio nnrni- '('In* Nrw Jffui'.y Pollen Chlnfu lo bf bcld .linn-' VA-'J.U ill IJoijfjliuiii ('ol|(i]j«, N<'w ftMiritiw<|('k— -• • . rif'iit nt l.'oly icfiiomtifil'ili v/,III li" fiy .fuliii Uri'/iiny of (}«r- foi nil ii|i|ill< nrili; on _'/linru'lfty, of If) MlM'rwrwid roii(1, -wtin I'clocU-.'fli-r vli:t fn. nl iwd Mlchiml K!i'liill< (if .'ofooiiiiilty Mi'llindlol (.'liiifcli 'I'liti nn iiileifinti'. finliy uirlti urn Jun- llrv ./niiiMj Ii, TUIi'i, piuil'ii, will I'i'-ii 71 niul .'ill yii/n old nnd minit Ifirw ill Jonalbiio Ijnytoo' 1 Completing T t, wffnlr will honor all, IMt«rr Irllvci II ripiMifiunlon initillllitlrifi fI'ftidcfil^ f>f tlic Ijorougli. iliuU Htilmrij HprlriK/lcld. , IrM'ltidlritf fool- nun In /ill fifimtM ulitli'd "Tint lOUclinrliit." . Aiffll' MflMio» ; f'lnww. Him l« u roi-mNfr ;«f-'tlio. find' iiwmilinrn/>f HIM blind — a tn Nurse Studies llht rlioll «(~i1in II d'c-lrti'ltVivien fJlrft^-rttlitU/f AKBocliition. /ind vo- M. llr" Miiitlnvn, "l^'l. All Morlul Chapel ;Plaiw i l/iI of iijipr*JHt•»i«ii*?.tV-JUtf*_ttU«J(Uitw^ '.'hnifTfi/iti of. tii«"^fawu'^j;ofnrrtHti"J. < iiTfH will hit i>rn«t»nttid Kimp Mlli'iii'O" l»y of \hi.f ifiinlor'Pr'om, Hhc~ntfi»' liL-Ji;.. (mil. MIH», ! to nil flHfilor li'ltormnn. ^, ; ,. W«U^v, fiwrgn W. ^fiodldnld for Oio Jiitilor ProiV) tniri pn^lWr^ViWI- ;i ivi dlfiii will hn Unontflr Cluh iifino. V, Mif'Kt'on i'«<- tit tho FKUICII Club mid BO •AI'FifilAlUNCJ^N'C'ONt'lsrn'^ Hho^jiJh^h^nlel Choir of Bt. Ijuwnii MnrfinwC* Afd'W'ic/.nli, fJimdny Melioi/I ylfji)? of ...... firtjd,. (loonier Club 1 •4^$^^jfyî*lhMQfr^ will- wppnitr with otlutr 1iiii-(jhl''i''0f Mr. iiiuj MIK. I'iiJiiiuii'l worth Cidupnl r.'linpifl will hn. hi«ld nwnrd.H to the boy jirul oliiiliH In ti "conimit of (iiiortid imi»lo In tho ohurch ut 'I'M p.rii. it I'nliiii JunlfH Collfjjd, (I II,' Antufic/nU /«/ Zft I'lforljiouli Mntuidny id Mriurnl Park, Cinnford, MIHK Vnn VIUJI, whf> will 1>«. with tliii hlghi'Nt Frldiiy. l.uft to i.'l«hl!. Profit, row, Mi* Jliiyiriond'jtnmbu, Mrn. .. Until urn Miuli'iit f. Mulcolm will Hptmk to • Ihu Dlhlc . Hhfi hrrldn II p/ir Hohlovemonl In uni- tunHtiti,' 'I'hrt . MIIKIÎU Vohnhoun nt 024 Crnnford Monday at II a.m. and 7:.'10 p.m. A In tfie utimiuma. ollico M. Uie , nltl»:»MN)ilp «nd «th iiurn II) rrtllngu ('todltii In 11 no WIIH luipll/nd II piiitlclpntlon. i A totnl of '\M glrlii i Ti7r~w7H iiitunt nit IN H wiill-kjiown lllbh> tmieher Umkm nuK'UliirJori unit «othor p i'lionil»try, Anniiiil (!onfi'i(tn(!(v nt nnd ifonfmi'iici' n|i«nk«r, HOTH Jn iho nlitU» will 'fttlond OJrln' HH l>llfr-nf tl»t tlAtlfril'H top , Noololoyy, urid ' UnlyorHlty, Jun«s.fl»IO. Mr/i , Thu monthly nilimlonnry. pmyor St/i't». 'Vl\H/JiwiMl-^mlm--wttt~ collf ('(HiofidH, HlH tOflWB will tiikd plfico oii_Mond«y Sgt. Btizzi Tfuirnlni'ito iti, /in olwtlon Juno 21 UK (Continuml mCpauf 2) Concert of Samd Musk 17 of Ui Hnmnu iind. wmit undo lloth wotniMi wilt ciintlniKi tlinlr urxi Inniiflurntlon Jww 'Mot fifiTi In mill, tho fil Uii at O;!IO p.ii), The iirogrniii will lu- county nnd »t«t«*,."offlcftr«," Th« (lAHWOOD—AII liw t'lmlru of Hi. IVMITH Unljtitt ^ m tr«lnliifl Ntinilng of Kll/nhntji Oi>n(u3 win ects prnyiir, nnd ruportw from vinltitm KHN1LWOHTM Htiiff H«l, An- hy .the offj«(» m-«iker«. Par- t|iu uhiii'Oh ut fy.'IO ii,m. JtVldiiy. Tho. public IH htvltuil to otl^rut, pllul, • nlotf Bti'Polt ~- lon«»t«t lit th« na Whllu (it Union Junior Cvlliw thony rtlz/l, won of Mm. i (Continued JM Pago 2) ]lHH«d tipo.ii thfi tihiirch eiileiidnr, Ihu proifinm will Inoliidw tlon -- Into tin' 10HS ld) Ihii dtudi'iit niit'Hi'H nco t'litltli'd t< ' Tho. womnn'fl mhridorifiry uroitp Soutli1 'lUii Btrttf.t ami. s Errington fdr Th»»nlt«i!lvh»B, ChrlHtnum, U»ot mid fi!nniijV. Mnh'ctlond ttavn "Tin* «ll pi'lvilwiieH (injoyrd hy otht' will hold (iloctlcif) of offh«trs Turn- hit«i A/ithony- UlzzJ, - will „ t\\ty »t H p,m, A Hor'vk'i* for' prViyw rin at'tialflxlon," hy Ht»' John Piv Hiitomrin p filiKldiitî, irii.'liKllnn iiW±Leiputli)i )i» fi'fltui'tul" H(»lolHtti . i -of T7v«» ywirV py th« In all Httlih'iit niijlyjUHH (ny( AsJEresi (tr.n Collect, MnltlwBhurg, MIH»I, on i»i, I), >p',, thi i nn tlm HturiwU Hundny, To Stag« Joint -Mi'*,. iloHeph UM», Mr«,Little Clnh. Ifo , JohiiNon r^'Uionnl Iflsh Hc-himl otf |i hnriw Th()inin imd hln »lm>tqnit« In vdlloiitloh in h thf (lutiHlitm- of Mr. mid Mruton T(io| M«riiif«ctiirlM« Co,,. Inc. Music Festival Thero wlll.hu Molncllcmw hy tin* Paper Drive wnti p.Usvbiti |»i'onld(uit. of i hn« b«»?ri nnincfl to tj lOniTiioth from CohimhlU Uhlvor JoHtiph Hld'l, Blind flooNl'H. worth Mantifaetui'i'i'fl Adiioc KKNII.WOHTIl - - At th« flrui I(c«loniil Muiilf; : l 1 Hlly, II« l« tho inithrtr V MIHH JVtcKtton, « HinduiiU'^ô A dl'iiff .Hiiruufint In the Ale Vortm; Vlfitoi* C»)tn»iH", Hfnloi CluiJr. HI- fit ii iiii'ctiim hiHl Thurndny nt 1 the cninbinorl 'brtndu nnd This Saturday Inii uiirJ- Couching of Holy Trinity |||«h HCIKIOI, Went ituutilnU of tho ywnr, tho K«nll he IN itfntloiwl nt Keiitnhir All b,v Mi'fi.Ul^lfl, imd Youth Lnkt! Couiiliy Club, wmlh Itnriil Ilfiii«tt)i7i cli'ifldd tlifj (.'holm of the thr«« roKlonnl hl«h (lAflWQOI) — Th«. TwMH ) llfild, In Hie dniillhtVr of Konw-Himn, Ulloxl, MliiM,, where hn n, clli'tuitwl hy Mr*), HH.vmoml follow+nE offlcurn; Mm, Alhort'ljo IIIIH iittfnd«d r.'dllctsc during off ftehoolii will bu hold nt H p.m. vlolon of tho Oiirwdori tttllo Oihnc titiitiitii at th«i dlljrto)', will followNi Krlc Kodlu, Hmnbo. Mi'». Aivtliuf; ll« (Hittf, prurddiml; _Mr«. Thwdw Ulity Jiourii. After f;orriplvtlni( Wrdnwdny in tho Jonnthim D»»y- Lttn«un will (iondtii't. « papnr drlvu Include l)iy WiiiTt'li JDilVldj jilH<»ii'- duntj KnyniMiid Klln«c Will ho «t Hid oruwn,, ." IC/ulln, vIco-proHiduiit; Mm, Frank Ihrui! yearn of .uolhiftc on IIIH own ton ftfl^Joniil .Ifltfh," ScjiooJ uyif' on Miiluittny »tiicHn« ut IH.tO Intondiuit. of uohOrtlH eJL Union nnd Wnltor Htollcn, tr«iM/mr«r. Di- A vmiejitloij will h»>'Iwlil i»( KUHIH, Hijcrutnry; Mi:n. Albert Jn ilmi!, the Air Fowo 'n<»*e«mît b«- ri(ifilum,' Tfie puhlU: in In.vUed to W llw who I Cnunty 'fuiMioniil tJiHtrlot Ntt I iiro ('hiii'lnii Ilnrvln, Hr, t'hiiroh.Xrom 7 Io JO p,m, Wfd Outdoor Art (lullti, trennuror, nnd Mrn. Jack (Continual is ipn iil pi'itK'tpiilj Alvîn A. Kry, >mmlHt~ -biinclfl will b'e unihir the ill- foi'm«i»'-• iituHoi' (it St. Piii.il'H, who nnd A| NDINOII. Pl«n« wwiM'HinpJtitod for thonn - of Foinmt A. HortJctt, (hmtw! hyy tho hoyn with tthh e HU unt (trltifIpidi riOulii l^nlflitllft, ell Exhibit Slated MitlhodH of uiiUhm'wii /Ire will ho vMtlujj hi (invwood. . limil picnic on Tuowiny nt Nomo KOHII ry Hovhly ,to Kled hnrul dlr«(itor of Governor : Llv- 1 pcryldlon of i\\o optunthuntm m\y i-flotoi" of flthlfitlcsi Antlrttw. J(i- hn/nrdii hi Ihdtiiiti'liil nrciin worn Honlor Ghoh will w>hunr«o (it of tho . OAIUVOOD .: Mni: 'Mown hegun Park, Crunford. Hand mom I/I«h School, Berkeley OiiiUl of tho loniftii o Jf|uhdn v«ul~ phio, hiitul dlcnotor; Dr. I*. M..K dtiHi't'tbod hy John Mulonn, !MTH and tonotte grnduntUH will b N»w OttivAirH at Cookont I «ud Chuncol• c\m\v nt 0 nro ht l rucli, II I; I (Icpiirtiiii'iit KKNIliWOK'i'H -- Klecilon of f, Andrew JupJ'n^, band (II; k twlBht (ThurfliTtt.v); Chin to 2) , Irinri of thf dnvwnod Wo- dp^Bkot*". Mr. Mnlonfl, oMet 6t [i\d rector, ' Arthur L, .Tohri/KW Wlgli mont, Rt'iillwdith Voluiitwr Flro Oypitl'lf officoni will bu liold nL ri rn/'i.'tl Mhuol will OOWVMW nt Wi.'io it.m, UWib'H' C'luh, ; (llRCloilflll todfjy f)f,flt/ l'h*r««a'ii Howry Society tm ^, .Clark, «hd NJcholuti Jlom- iilitl wwwhip sui'vluw will h* h^ld vund, ,| •hut nwrly 3fl POJ'NUIIH will« iirnnt, Ktrttflpod thfi irnport«weT> (to, bflnd .riifticior, JfonutHan JDuy- properly roportlntf Urmn wild lo- Hvrvek Montiuy nt fl p,m,- 1 hlblt U«»ir work nt Qiirwood'n flr« Uin. ut 41">nv Stinday. A Him w mlr to nil tho vosfdnhtii ol twrwno KKNIf/WOHTH ™ Jo»»ph» H«r Th« followlnu momborn hnvo outdoor ni't oxhllilt HohcidTDdd fo cating flro I;X|III«UIHIU!III nt proper jji'BOt wnrlt will U,o Whnwn ni the who narllflJpntod .In the roooii . FIHRIO— ci'k of (172 Qulnlon nviuiiM'i ti wcnlo boon riomliuited: Prefiident, Mni, The cholr« will iiinm; under the 1 Hntui'dny. It will bi> held from Id loentloriM. . - Vontlj J«V»Uownhlin mwlhm at 7 di'lyo for;.tho U on children r«Hld« ni 40!i Union ntroot or WIN'IC horo niul nru rnontly. iiinn- Motiil Prod lie til WIIH I n'titid need by toui'fi. hut thore will bo picturoH b,i Mr. Klinuor, memborHhlp chnir- huuinnorN nnd |irofonHlonnlii nlxo tnnn, Mr. Mudnon roported' on n Mnny of tho piilntltigii will hu fo in Atlnntlo City, OIK mill', were Hhowh by Mr. , Mr». Hnlph 0, Mann will nutilti 1,.' Mt'K., Stiinieh nn vo-fhalrmiin. GET RID OF DANDELIONS ()thor« on tlio (•omiuittoe nro; Mrn Victor I,. Nurncth, Mm. Route 22 Dll/.cl, Mm. JninoH Mnnino, Mrn. and Other Lawn Weeds '1'homnN Caniiiicly, Mrs. Monry Shop Entered; DlrckN,' MrH. Lvltoy .Krone, Mrs Chnrh'H Ilnnlcwlc/. nnd Mm. Kcl- wnrd Truck Found SHOP KENILWORTH — Park 'n Shop, tny nnd elothlnji nhop on Houtf 22 Scholarship (yati broken into Monday nltUit Kntr.v waiiiinlned through a hole in Award Told thu robf, police report. '1'hp break WIIH reported to local OAHWOOI)' — IVfltts Vnlorle police at 0:35 a.m. Tuesday by a Vniult'innrU of'41.1 Myrtle nvenue salesman who discovered n pile of ONGE hiiH boon inviirdiMl llui Marlon K.s- clothlntl which the thieves ap- poNito Nurnlnu .Si'holnr.shlp of the parently felt behind when they WONDER Onrwood Woirinn'N Club., it WIIH wore interrupted and frightened unnouncod nt nn oxucuMvc bniird away, police Maid. An Inventory Is rhc(!tlii|{ Monrlny night nt the home b«hiK rnnde by the firm. J of the president, Mrs. Victor No- Invalidation was rnnde by Chief B A R l " moth of 070 Willow nvenuc. V.' • • - Kclward Stupnk, Detective Josept The budget for 10(12-03 wns renr DIMnrlo, Patiolmen Robert Heu- r - by Mrs. Oeornje Jnkovic, budi ter 'and Henry Moll, !v .• chnlrman. The suusestlon of A 1IKIU lfl-ton truck, valued a cookie sale nlonw with thu Hub's '•• ' . $(1,000, stolen durinK the week-end nhnunl smorîiNbord WIIH unnni- from the North -MIchiKim nvuft'lio f mmisly approved IIH n fund rnlslnt! tcrmJnnl of the Towers Transpor- project. Contains r ' tation Co., was recovered on Mon- --•>-—.,„ Mrs. Hlehnrd Nwid, secretary, day In Kearny with most of its read a letter from the tTnited Core $18,030 cargo, missing, the FBI re- r bral Pnlsy League thunk)/iK th ports, WEE0EZ b • wm^KSt w&ttet eonttinlng club for its donntiuM. The 4'MH entered the ense be- ivedcMdfdne Aratae 2.44X You draw the bar A supper muctinti will'be held cause 'sofni»s of the enrô wns oi across your te»«—so light a child can do it buy a at 6:80 p.m. Monday nt Bay Lew conslfinmen't'to other /ttates. It con- Memorial Home. There will bi sisted of 'drill's, deodorants and • Outer— easy - safe. Kills dandelions, sonfc.s by music depurtmunt mem other productH. from the '•Bristol- bcrs and .slides will be shown o Myers plant, I-.UHslde—iind auto plantain and other pesty weeds, yet is Uie past year's nctlvitie.s. at hardware tiros, air conditioners and mp.ii baimless to &&% children and animals. arid garden IllllJiS. supply Detective DiMarlo said the '• Rate wont wash WEEDEZ away. Named Student thieves crawled Under a wire fence stores after using a 2 x 5 timber to raise • Thrifty! One bar beats up to 20,000 FREEZER Council President It and then forced nn overhead door of the terminal. With a pair Square feet of lawn. Enjoy liavittfC n *«npcriiiiirke( fight in your kitchen. At Clark Regional of wire cutters and a hatchet token from a toolshed, the thieves cut u GARWOOD — Dominic Ciirrcn • No chemical liquids or powders, no messy Dven bread van be. stored In n froc/er NO that hole in tfic'feuce, drove the truck l( yon of Mr. and Mrs, Vincent-Car mixing — BO spray or other equipment -».*:< through It and alone a~jjul)y be- yon never run out". Stock up on Npccinl rea of 3G Second avenue, was elect' tween the terminal and- a wale, ed president of the Student Conn loot! b«r|{iiin«. ,Iluke two enkes and storo one. lower to Michigan avenue and ell nt Arthur L. Johnson Refilona apparently intb Route 22, y more time with jour family by eiittlnK I Huh School, Clark, in the linnua A PRODUCT OF MUojtpin*/ itrinH to only one « ucckS election conducted at the schoo Another break over the week CHIPMAN CHEMICAL COMPANY last week, end occurred nt the Staff Lun- Dominic is a member of thcheonette, "Market .street and Lex- AVAILABLE AT THESE AUTHORIZED DEALERS — bay a refrigerator-freezer truck team at Johnson Rcjjiona ington avenue. A cash register con- IN CRANFORD: taining three silver dollars, a Bnt- nnd also has served as presiden Trubenbach's Feed & Seed Store, 118 South Ave., E. at your favorite store 'of his CIMKS. At the time of hi:tito Fund cannister tind $12.75 in Krnduatioi from St. Anne's 1'nro cash was .stolen. The break was Schlecfer's Cranford Paint & Hdwe., 104 South Ave., E. JTUBLIC SERVICE ELECTRIC dual School in June, JttftH. be wa. found by Patrolman Garland Frle- IN KENILWORTH: + ANb OAS COMPANY nwnreteri n in'cdul by Bay Lea zor and Joseph HIIRO during a Memorial Post (IflOT, VFW, for pro check of the prcinls'cM. A rcur door Boulevard Garden Center, 604 Boulevard. y SMtuit of u Great til Uclcucy in history. wus tound lorcud. -•--A (w. J.) eimuN AND ciwoNrcLE-TmnfmAv. WAY si, n>nr Wnlniil Avrniip, fVirnJorrf, New .!rr««!V i W 20t|i HliiVt. Ilnvnimn, N :l ! I ,ili llfl^l A-.. iiiw'i'.nn. « .( Nnni.ini. '.f ll.-l ll.Mil( TI.-V l.;.vr| f.'J^ 1 T liftMu ' •' :i to lilt' wrrk-lotitf |>inj?nim n ••• i NiT,il > . pOMiilil J llli«mi. M'l Wllluv. I Utu i.-lmv Tldi-intr ".(linn AI1114..K...11. 10 'I. . l(.|,u v Ji.rlTt^'v—H^V*' 'l F.|»I'"H.' ' (if (( I' four tfliljrtivn,. Anilmny, Ji . VI. ] J Ul^t? UjJIIUIUf"* ' Avi.iniv Onrv.olJ/1, N. •> ll«"l <>i'k I...1111. »<•-"'» -• "il>'. 'J ' I.VIII III. Tl.... . churild br 4r)i,iilf !!"• Cli'lfc H11, Mm )V»»'l. find Môli (iiiTir iiiMi.v nii.'.ii- *llliili-lv. In .'Mf.rMl.utf. ('• :A . .T. Mtis'.'ii. inrlt ),( rhf W'ih,'i('.l\ l>l fJm-wi.r.if. -U. J /, ..,./ tii.'li.... II.-i^ ..I IM'' I'.IIIIIIIL'II uf Kl'lill llll'llllll ' lo.lt I III' f il '-I 'illfi' f'lr.nilll'fil.'' v. "ll'li. "I .1 WN»TVVO(IJ> I.ANI'.H, IN' <\ilv. . 4'uim' • If..04 * O-Vi il.ltni.il. ... . hi' of ,1 •in r/..iui Avniiin'. w«-i i • .. . .. — - .• -1 1 • ij'i. 'rui'/ljKV'rt'• IIHI.V > wi jiiriii Nr.w .(••i« v ..! rjio ric*-. (if i\n-Miiftv- (/ ' rjyVjvli" tiotfliirv Visits Zoo /.i\\ .1 •••••• *li :iVr - U'-f .- Takn ' nulwri Unit JfUliKl.U 1 AI'll. ! I'.i-ml v, .,11 li N .1. Mliiinii ('fiuiily .luilur VV, Killiiitii c 'three Girls ' . lllAMI.'O AND I II Ittify+i- III- 1 Aih l'i-c« Sfl JI (! A • \' 1 • 1 f 111WIHMI ri'il.cd tlml tin/ I nil.il n|ii-i .il'-il Illirrcti. I'nik /» ur.Ay vnnr The ;-, v.'It.li •• pi-iMliMK I" Miclii- iillll.1 .. I"'- iipj^'il '" MfM'ir • iiml I'iiiiury ,l(«tiill (yiiiiniiiniilldii Hi niiip fiir tith—mi'l, - Vf.TWIANH Ol' CCillKlfJN trip Wlii: |l|.Volli:0lfi-l by Mil1 Kcilll- 1'ii.n iivcinift on Ki'bniiir.v I'l (,i.uiv II uf llm ll(>niu|lh nl Ki'iillW'nOi: |.ri-iii|«(in'illlilalcil ill 7'1(I lldnli'Viilil.i WAIlffl. ot Urn UNtrtilJ HTATKS. O141- N .1. fm .1 I'li'iHiiy II«'I<|H fon'iM'ip'llu" 1 llworlli. • ll J...... > wooi^, M.'J.". him O|i|)ll(.'(l t« Ihr .Mayor #ssay Prizes woilli ITA ,MII: Mui:.yW» olden J'(ill('i» •:»Id tlif Spi'i'iiKfieid rtuin'f: III ill"" fill |>l<.inl«l"" nii'llil'.d lit Mil lltHJlll A r,i/«.In (iii(( KilniiLriiii C'dD'iljIuiii <> -ji- mid Council of (lie ifortiiKh of )<" H'11.6. If niiv, nliimlil hi' muiln I"' i)bj«cllf I he isafc- A coiled Ion of ItimNMK ITHMWIM) Icinlii irwil the /out- if; ii ic:ldenll;(l invnn Clrili nl lhi< lloffiiiiih nfKi'iiM- <-'t'Vii«r'CUitlr »/ tin- Itoiuiiirii bulld- NOTKT or i N.J. '•.,'• IIUU eoiite.'it In Mm. KIMIC to ((imllfy I' "•'' " "-"•'- T.iKr IM.IIC.P lhll0tl In Hie M«vor ii ID AVCIIUI*, flHrvvnod, N. J. ' ~ to Iho BlBlii. 'I'lK' eoMlrtli wim <>|irn jJJii'Ji unide Kcmx.'th it") 'ouiK',11 nt lh« HDI/MIKII "I Oufwonil I'UltUC NOYICK I* hufflby Klvmi Unit th« Olijtii'lluiin, if imy, ntiould IJI< mniln Irrj-. lo nlxil), iwvttnlli and IH uludyJ.HK- -dilw 1ir.ll the n.i-t(»nif.y to hnv«» .i.iiVli-fd»*i«tfi-., I -J..--'.fin JI I'li'Miiry Itcliill <.'IMIOIIIII|III(II H(iK(*U(lli nf /{cnllu'di-lli nh tlic 13th (hi.v n«ili/iliily, in wtlllntf, to A. T. WIUM, reliiuj fm' . pii'itilmo nllmili.rl nl .Mii( Jutiit.' lOfltl, ut U:(w I'M iprcvtiil- Vic ill of the. IjfjioiiKli of Durwouil. N, J.. •"*" t i.'' iu uH Kt!i)Hw>H,K. Ktiiiei;' f,iifi)niialli;if on., .e.'idi rlly li-nt wit vcy of Ihc III'CII tnrtdc iih'1 : .'mill iivffiiiT*\" <3*i''UiUmt*.,N«w .Irrnny tltMwi ui the Council Oimiil>«r», U• • ilwi li'\li of I In- ItuKiiiifli of (Jnrwuml, H J.for tiuut C " 0. I'Illl * #t(>p*Hy#tp*Hy ilmll b«« Ciin/m.indpr pjilc", Wrn Chief John Miiloiw, Civ- Aimliitnnl I'roTtrrtHilar^foh.ii J. Du- i! «t tiuhllff/itiuiion to-UtU ml lii«iie»i t bid- Adv. ii. '•lll.ltd ' B-III il $^ Dl^^jiilidM^ glin rcprcBMilfd Hi'' AI.MlGHT 18, rKTKHHON. der, upttii lli» /oilowlntf term* and condl- iloitf!' • •• •.:,'••?•••' .-• .••-•.-• '••'. •••''-' ner, TGiiiltiWtrif^ri'r'bli'i'rloV .lolin tlin ' U l . A"dipo»[t nl itijety (t»r<<«nt of th« utila NOflfli OV INtKN'MON Await -wtafr^tlMiilJm. Jiald at ttin tiinii of int T«di» iiollci' thul KUNHOT TAVJillNi iy, nnd••ewjfnjiil-rk Ilor% imlen dv-. I Ki.no .milt. . ' . "•~.'5T '"'':•• •"•••--.— -w KKNIl.WOHTII v-'Two mi-m- w Olid HUfcfy chBliic'T of Wuljrr NOricr. or INTCNTION li.Thn balwnrf off 1 thtl » uufffiJu/ e prlcvl , in iwiH of thi? . fut'iilly- ol Ilnrdiiii; Grthvood Servicemen rjixh, Khali bu t "'*' within xlvty dtiyt .U;iiii(n of tin- lluroiijth of (Inrwnod, Hnlt'ii jind fh'i'vliv Co., Kcn- Tukc notlrn , llml VINC'KN/A HAIJC'IIO •ortcr llm islfl. find Ihn pure-inner ohull S/PVV Jiilipy. for •« 'l'lwiirt.1?' Itptafl Cun-. Alnniin II/C lllc.biird C. Gnlnti-e no nfipllnil lo the Mnyiir mul Cotnii'll of* iWl. SCIUMJI.will rtTolvt; mimlcM uf url.n pny a eroiwiMloilttto »hB'r« nt Ihn taxvt >Min|itlon llri'imi' for iimmlKtii of-luiilnil ut ul eommt'iiajmriit exei- I, mm or Mr. and Mm. Kiank in MoiimUh nt Ourwo'iil, N J., fur ft rmm the dfrta ot •«)« for the i/sluni'd id-.'l.'H North Ayt-iitii'. Oarwoott, N. J CoiniwiMdor WlJMnm Tnjkowiikl I'li'iuii v lli'lnll (.•iiMoiiiiiptlmi Ili'dinn' foi of the mil runt y«ar und for wiy «uh- Niitrifii nnd nddtfuwii ot thn oltlocM JIIP: « otl Juno II nl Si'ton JltiH U/il- Gniauiiki of 2HI U«-u.'it" iivniiH*, rv- •Jod a color uuurtTnt 11i-c •Mttinoi- MCIIIII«4 nlliuilcd ill. HOY Miiulh Avi'iilld, (HKiuont yoir, huiu'ii on ih# ,'huiniiiKi! Juinxn YMhuhow, .111V K A. T ('!', will rouolvo hiii eJoKior In Hc- IIJ-X .|i J(«l orttfM'io jorcbmilc nl wltii churKim mni Ittxpn. w'llhlh the Marlmi Kiinvhii. IX'll Mar- , John Appli.'U', mid' Atri''1nrw (IllUiuttl) •/ild dlnty day*, the dwi)'J»ll mmln nhull wood Ti'rri»ri>, HfotiOi I'lulnn, Norvl«loti. fjalatlflkl iielccteil the mcfhunlca! iHlunetii. Mtsvoml lickt'tfi «r<«'nvnllnblo for tiptliuilt; arpii. w\uWi \w unhulud, ,Ui TAVKIIN MMfflilJ J fin DKIUIIBMHI Hllirii, ..» u«» Mi'ro w ilniniin V»Kiil>i'W, Cli.ili (nun diir QTti to tlio'^ Y. •• I tin) AH"' i'l'i'tt'"•Hint"TSei.'iiTniyffS: ¥h f MUlltitC' «i TIIK OAHWOO]) UK/IT. l»« th« B*TU, and bofarn aeruptnntift at theAdv. rtrn: *7 02 . K-.'ll OllltltK " bllHCbllll In now iitntloru'd with th<* 27th lnel tii,'i>«*< fin1 h'nioiigli oltoriKjy to thu borimnh th*t Ol' l|i«; School at (I p.m. Mr. Baon nnd Krfiiik t. WTiirlln, 20. of «M7 Clln- 1 It Uiif a iXuml or !(jfn«loniir« juajfincHi Tiik* nollci. Hint KICNILWOHTII I,K)> f-orliit! Air I''orc« .Mi"" '. M«\ ' nltuijti'il ill 2AU MDIIIII Avi'liilf, for llifl protiefty. ' Mr. OoKt'r are lltitiH c;hn1rina;ii. l.(»n uvemii! wan iJtlfipcndcd on Mny HI wood, N. J. -... . UOIIH, INC. .linn (i|ipllcd lo thii. Mnyor in Linden (, Xhe-.uftiuoriy'-J'hutl Jw epnvoyniT J»y 10(1 (.'(Miricll nf ;ili* lldiouUh ot KonlJ-. PhutH lilivc been uiiiiouiif<;tl for 7 for four inoiilim under the* New fiin, If iiny, nliiiuli! lii< li'iiidv Ini- UurtifiUi wid Hula dp«, It wan an- legal Notices tlic lloiniruli »f Onrwoiiil. N J, Ofdhiiih^V» iiid wllhfiiit,. any ii'ooiiriio llhulliin Il^'«ri'ty • tho' \VnlIy Itonian. 01- ili.lkT llml WAI.TKH N. nip L-lmroli, LliKltiiif''ni«« brld* it. 'I WIIITI.KV. irndmif.. (in iMA1^lt--llSlN|h""t Th« pr«mlaei lYjurnirpn Mfl'HIii" KliTiplf; • 1 ueur - -- jililillnriH" Iho Miiynr m»l CimiiiH "I In* wrAltti T of-- Mr. nilfJ' Mrnr, Wit* Mflp, n copy Of W"''-'" '* otl fl'H' " "'? y Martha Luhell, 4iwpx I'ViUilt Ciiimc'ru, IIOUMH chalr- ilirt-inillh ( IIOUHK, h«« LOT* - MALK I'lllCI1 liniiV I. Krnmnr, Hhltifflnhouito Koud, olinlnniwi and ticket Wlllow MVOIHIO, proMldfiil < to llm MnVor «>• hi N. J.. iwdliili'ly, In u'rltlnU. tn A T. Mo»i-n. KKNII.WOKTII t-fQUfijIM, INC. N, lHth Hti'i-nl Murtln I.UIIPII, l?fi'« nnd 'fri'iis. ,Tlin brltlnr^rkiMvniJ oNeorled by will btt fibfiorvHKW WIIITIJ5V . iHlunt'ili N. 170 Mlllburn Avoonn',.' 1 .JPri!Mbyt«rtini Church of Onrwood To Give Lessms tlu< hand Miffercd In an nccldont at O'J'J frniililln Hlrnnt " I 111 It Htipi't Mlllburn, N. J. liofl'iilhci , hud MTiJsvtJiu'buni Joan CIIANCOIH HIKM.KU XI » 100 01. Surulny. Tho obHcrvniiOo will llnnoll", N. J 22 Adv. Keen': 07.00 . " B-fll Andonion of Lindon iald x)f tholr homo. .'mil Nol'lli Avniuo N. 10th Htrnnt Adv rwi (Jlirwood, N. J. so.miooo .-J honor. BrldoHiniildH \vttro>!VIn»\vttro>!In». opon with « Hitet'liil jiroKrom nl In Fire Prevention :I:I aa-av-an honor. Adv. Mail .:.. 01 ii) it.111. hiivlntt iis it« th'«i»tf4 OAWWOOD—Local, .uohool. N! -itHh. William KiUi»piv Jr., of Spotitwoiwi r ~ 6 $n,BDO.oo ' UUKMfP'H HAM! Lot Un W»i"'nhlt».'.'.lt. dron will bt*('({Kroii (Iro pniviMi^lott Kunilworth Servicemen VOTIt'lC <*V INTKNTION NOTIUK ,- an .•ili)t«r-|n-liivv of the br!do{.__WtjR« Tnlin ii'itk-c thnl IIIDNUV mill. ICATII- H. 10th Hlr»«t CQVUT OV-NKW .JKIIHKY , U;Hi*on;i In (•ntc'itulnnivnt form an Army Pfc. I'etcr V. Kvanii, arm iiotlwi thlit KUANK CAIlUHfi, :i:j Ann Eckcrt of HoitolU*, and tlio by Hoboct Tropp, Sun- KII1NK I'A'ritVKOW, Irnillnif nn I'ATIIV- tin HYCAMO1US -UAH ANIJ :I2-;I;I-:H CIIANCBUV I1IVIHION \yOlJO tho Clown vlfiitM St. Anne's of Mr. and M-ru,. Alfred Honrath of I.OW'H (iltf)VK nml COCKTAIL IIA11 OltlLI., hnn applied to tho Muyor und N. 10th Hlrcnt UNION COUNTY JVtlmtoa Lynn -and Hhondn. Fonti.'n- hnvii n|i|illiTil tn the Mnyor mid Coiincl Cuntii'll of thu Doroiillh of Kitnllwoith, tn milciniml thru Lot .'13 DOCKET No, y-1271-01 i Mi'M. . JorieplipWiner Id chair- School at I p.m. (ind Lincoln 40 North IZth «troot depurtcd from 1 olll ot CJiirwootl, HiNtoni of .the uflhu Iliirimuh of -Kpnllwori.il., N. J.. fm N. J., foi « l'l»iiury IMeil CoiimiinptKm iovuroN. piuintifr, ! School', nt • S! p.m. tomorrow (Prl- Hlckmnn Air Forco BIIHO, Hawaii 11 I'li'iiiny lli'Uill fonnuMiplliMi llci'iiiio for . Kulfilitn AVPn . Kuhji.'rl U>« mini for thu prout'umMind otiiortt :| r lli.'i'iiiic for uicmUna rtlttiiitnd ut North W PatHclii SpuKinii of. .day). lirritilfiKD"ulliirtliitl "t l» Hti'o'it mul Muni- fiiinJtill'y Sower Kunninoiit IIYMBN CllAiMOVlcir and KIJ-A oi\ tho. coHiniittuo inoluH on May 17 with .i , • . Defendant*. V* director, and Mi'M« lfrodProuMM, dl- limit: llvo yoais and cHthnutuu the-20th Divliilon'H'27th Infantry Ml/lt Sll«ot nml Miliniwr HtftM't, ICrnll Ohjnctlolin, If any, nhnlild he tnndn Im- Hobprt KoptenolU of Onrwood 1 vvnrlh, N. jf ,,f KllJUdtoH Av« CW'tl, ACTION KXKCUTIOk - VOH ',.- Vifa of tlio''i)tim«ry dt*piU'tlrtertt. tljntôvoi 13,000 pt'iuoni have (Wolfhounds) In Thailand. Tho ru- illndllitnly, III wrltlntf, to Philip J. Mo ftllhjrct lo lo ft. ciUniiifOll thru - HAI.K OK. MOIlTetAtiKb I'HKMIflKM W Horvud ny hla forothor'H bti.it num. p Uhji'i'llniin, If 1111V, nhouhl hn mniln hit Ucviuii Clerk ol tlin llorouHh of Konll h'in inforc'MiiunlH include uultii of art.il- nu'dlnti'ly, tn wrltlntf, l<> I'hlllp J. Mn 'i'lliH tfwlorly nidi* llrm 0/ lot 43 liy vlrtuo 6/ tho «hov«-N(at«d writ of : ftf M Sundny School clown i|r« worth. N.. J. - on Muter Tettacr. wore William Kaiser, Jr., to loryiiu'ii,. tniii!ii>oitutltiii und Gt'vnn. Clirlj (if 0m Morauuli •«' ICciill iiKooutlon. to me dlrwtcd 1 nhull expo»o .' will purtlclpnto, . ' i Is dcyltfiiod worth, N. J. • — Ud) 1(111 in-IOMiud W(j»t(irly for snlo by" public vum1u«, In tho Court Albert Knliior andd RobOrt Knluorl , teach lire prevemtwUruloH to chil Mpcciull.'itd, medical -trtflmoii and li'llANK CAHUSO. Prop. W ot Lot \t • jn'.OOO.OI llotmo, in th« Clly or BlIzntMith, N, J., on In the oveiihiij, there will be an Hyvumnru tlar und CJrlll both "of • .t jtiifftiti; brothom. of tho dnni uiidor tho i\m> a coiiibiit t'liglnctuiVt-which normally IIH.NIIY AND KATIIKHINK Clinton Avenue WEDNESDAY. Uio 2011) DAY OV JUNK old fashioned hymn alntf, stnrtlrig Adv I'oes: 10.3? «-7 ion EaMorly >/i lit IM A lJ , 1002, ut two o'clock In thr? aftor- brldo, nnd Stcphvn. yVoJi'lflwwukl -Without )il« inakoup, W&RP \ti support tht! crack "Wolfhound" 1»ATIIVI.OW 17-10-10 tn.000.0 at 7 o'clock, wider direction of Ath. Luwrertce D'Am- Walter H. 1 HIIVDKO, Npwlnl Clinton: Avonufi All tlio following tract or fT^'Pl of . Hurry Gtiotlclti, and the Junlpura Duttlv Group.-* All units. nrc from T«k«? tiotic« thnt wri.UAM C UND. brasn of Llntlcn, cousin of the Hubjcet'to 10 ft. «ii«(;»iont thru l(ind uiul tli* prominent horolnnftor t'«r- for. the Stundurd Plro InSiiranco upport olt'iiu-ntH of lh« tradlnu ld« lfnii «f Lot 10 will pruHont apuppet .show entitled NO'I'IOK OV INTKNTIOV n.WOHTII, linn opplled to the Mnyor nnd tlciil/irly dcntrlbi'i), nlttiutcd, lyintf mid bflclo, way ring Jbpnrci",L..., J Co. of tJisw JorHoy. Ho IM -prcwl- rnfantrjLj5lvislon, ragulnrly fita- KCillcn time. QKOlia'K'H OUOVK on Mutnr Torrncp. holnit hi thn Tawnahlp Of Crunford, hi "DirvTci;"; " *• ""'"" "•"" Council of tho lioroutfli • of Konllworth,t After n '•'wtitMinif trip to Cull- ônt of the Trenton Clown Club, tlonvd ut Schnflcld Barruckn, lla- II ciirpornlloii, him ii|i|illi'il lo tlio Muyo N. J,, for u I'lciiiuy Itctiill Coiuuinptloit 1(10 42-4.1-44 Sft.OOO.Or thu County of Union und Stuto uf New I!, Oyeratlntf tlio puppets and nar- v nnd CiMinrll of Ihc llonuiuh (if Ki'iill Clinton AVCIHIP Jenny: fornln mid Hawaii, tho couple will n group of l!0 who perform nnd wall. Tho 27t£ S4ifantry wait the ronon for prumlnvii nllunlod ut Mlof) 1 » lon.oc ratlnttthu yhow vyill be,the follow- worth, N. J.,, for u Plrnftry Ilellill Con lloulnviiiil, Konllworth, N, J, Which am more parllculnrly Inld down, mnko thotr homtj nt 1078 Contnil t y entertain children in'their aron. first U. S. Army combat unit to jiiuiiplliMi llc'eimc for [iri'lnhinii jlliinli'il on N. 21nt Hlrtint doiltyriutvd (uid dlttlnuulnhed an a certain li ki liavld; John William C. Xlnd r, Union, H- J, or nrcoMorv uinU" with clwi'lllnu luld down on sold mop Frmiltlin Beauty Suhool, Eliza- insurnnco man, SJBATO exorcise In Thalluiul In worlli, N. J. Robert" £6p"eliuul, brother, ond Ainollu Wuoutufrld, iftO on Lot No. n. Ilrliiu iilno. known no No. 12D North obert £6pli, , :on (SlHiimll PltUJP J McOEVNA Lchlyh Avcmia. beth. Hh¥ if a: hitir'ti'lylist itt 'Gifljk •Into April, nnd romnined there at MiitinliilTtvli^w Avnniiii, Union, N. J.. WILLIAM C. I-1ND Paily bjj«Hareti,t,. lamiis. The ehll- •Siicrrtiiiy & TT«»(t(iur(!r; Elnlu Wucnlofuld Doroutfli Clerk, tlclnu tho mirni) pr«fritiio« conveypd to Cnrmolo. tttUtr Stjoists in'Crunôi^. the hMtation of the Thai jjovern- 4 Unrry Place Dntcd: Moy~S3, 1002 dron niaclii their o\vn puppets for a 1(10 Vnuxlmll ffmiil. Unhin, N. J. Colonin, ,N. J, llyinon Cliiilliiovk'h iitul Kiln Chnlmovlch, 1 1 lirient toipflirtlclpiitu In jungle.tniln- , Objcotlcinu, If uny, utlftuW ho innilc Adv. Kocm sail.211 - : q- hl» wlfo, by John II, TerinJio* «nd Lauru A itn'jtluiitf ' '9', Artliut ' ,L. Jotitl- tHei'abw; Adv. Veen: $0 00 0-7 ei.anbw;, ,., . , . ... exi)rci«t<8 with Royal Thnl mcillntcly, In WIIUIIK, toPUjllp J. Me V. Tnrhiinp, hli wlfo, by Dacd diiU'd sbni Ho«loiial HljjH ScH'obi; Cliirii, •Mir.< Robert MePaiinnd, chnlr- -This projeram Is sponnortid by tho Oovnn, fllerk of th« DorounnSif. Kenll . NOTICE OF INTKNTION Ailtfust Hlh, 1040 nnd recorded In thn Army jft'oopw. Pfc Evans, « mechn- OF INTKNTION tho brUkwoom nttondod nnt(foiN Council of' United worth, N. J. Toleo notlco thnt ST. TIIBIIEHA Union Coiinty Ilntflntvr'n OITIcr on H«rp- . ipmi for tiiio 'bflli iliy yucntloVi n BlbBlbllo nlc in/londquqrters Bnttory of tho Tnkr notice that I'Ol.LACK'S LIQ- UOUY NAM15. HOCIKTY, lino uppllRd ' ttmbor ,1rd,. 104(1 In Dcod Uoolt JO77. Untwrslty hi Nlnv j3i(uhaWtck.b He Sfchool',' vvlil driiidirtit u rntictlntt of. ;OIIN, Inc.,' lini npplli-d to thu Mayor the Mayor and Council of thn Hnroush o Pntfu 03. ... i 1 dlvisronfs Oth Artillery, entered tho onoviD niTtk^Councll of tho Ilorouuh of Kenll- la cinpjoyed- by Vjbvo* Corp. * Iiitenchei's.V tpv t|it» ,S?h6ol. at.^thd There will bo a consistory moot- Konllworth, N, Ji, for ^li. J., for a Plnnarv Iletnll IJlii- tho' promlioN niltifltsd ot tho flouthwom with intercut from April 27, 1U02 and Clink. Mr. Fontonelll soryod six _ I...... ,.*i H.ftH-iLln'A.li.ulJ^' /'f^t^.âai... 1001 -Mouiitnliivlrw Av»nuo trlhutlon Wo^nwi for prnmlKtn •Ituated nt church at 7;S0 (ThprV ing at 7 p.m. Tuesday. year-old floUllor In n 1050 gradu- Corniir of North 3l«t Strcot and Wnxh conto. ivionth.s In Jh« Nntloiml qiiurd, Union. N. J. HOC WtmhlniJton Avonuv, Konllworth, Inulon Avenuo, KenllwoTth, N. J. hrsfe Tho Women's Guild is collect- «-' The Sheriff roaervcn thn rlulit to ad- uto of Regional Illtfli School, Adv. Vcn: 10.0! N. J. ^\^ , ...... Niimen end addramco of thn o/rlc«T« n journ thin gate. liitf,«uminei-' olotlil^-for mlUrm>ts Springfield. NOTICI! OF INTKNTION Nnmoa nnd nildrpnuoiOnOhi' officer* wo: St, Thorena'i Holy Name flnclotynro : , , Ilnlph Or/ueello. Sheriff .Aulo and Safot^CUib of'Uritoii ,:itt;,lfow,Jerfloyerfloy.. 3?H3?He driydriy« wilwill enend nollnr that WUHTWOOO I.ANEf Pronldanl; I*o AbnmiiionVJO Rod OukI*re«ld«nti NIRIIOIUH T. Luclnno, 32 EniÂTFID A. KOPPEIl, A»ty. l.nni). Kcnllworth, N. J. Qulntdn Avr, Konltlvorth, N. J. County In Ellznbetii. , , ;l\tbhooV "C/thin"C/qthinK maymaybb e lfloft itn i INC, Trnl|hiB ni WKSTWOOD, him op T)J A CC&C CX-184 i^lotl to thp Mnyor and Council of tin Vlct'-Pronldcnt: Arthur Ahram«()n- 131 Vlnc-Pre«ltlcnt:' CJeorBo Hnrnbln, Adv. Feen: tao.04 (]-H yjshlii'io^mshliiio^m" off the churchchurch, RoHiiry Society llorotiHh of Oiirwond, New Jenny, for Everyone loves titf'.hbld at 8 frrb; Wodnfts plitlntf Pf tlio Women's CConirifiticfl jrom rap? J) PliMiiiry llntiill coiinuinptlon llcrnnii foi they 'do not know tQ do wH prcinUvH nltuntrd nt 't.'KI North Avcinio M hl>id; at ^chô mko urd J. Qulnnnn and Mrs. Otto Oiuwood, N. J. It.—Bonjamln plJ Wfi- oh Juhe 13. Thoso Schneider, secretary. ()iri<-cin, (Ilii'ctorn and ntoolcholdorii hold' An outdoor barbecue will bo - Inu mon< Hum 10',;. of the ntock of mil wilrm&t lit the chvirch corporntlan nrc: REST SUMED! :at 0 p.m. hold on the school.-grounds under Prcnldont: Clurmlnnl J. DcChellla, 11 The direction of Mrs. John Calla- Kloronco Avenuo. Wontfleld, "N. J. CRAIG BROS. han and Mrs. John Coloney, co- Vlco-Prenldont: Dcntto nuontompa, 31 chairmon. Mrs. William Coleman flCCOUNTS Is in charge of cntcrtainmont. PRICES SLASHEb Final plans will; be made for Roof ing - Siding 1 Sunday ' shut-ins to attend mass at the Complete Asl Girls' church on Saturday, September 1. Gutters - Leaders DIVIDE from this' a; A luncheon will follow sponsored Yes! Income accounts do e»cn poo, Thliy wbife" (iccomitonted By Mrs., will be by the Rosarlans. J .WliilWi} TttôWsicl, chali'maf.ot lyjB K in Unnml All Work /2% extra dividend—a bonus^ tmlums, for steady money over a three g tho, Qlr'ltt.' SJntc commlttofc of. tho Pork at 6: IS p.m. us follows: AH Sports Guaranteed lqcal^ aUxil|uiiX arid: B^rnliaotto . Monday, The Hut vs. Fire De- p yeart period. pnrtmont; Tucsdny, Jot, Cor Wash (Ctid 440 North Ave., Garwood -Wetzev sjjrilbr, at 'Dayton High (Continued /rom Page 1) vSv, Snow Insurance; \y°anosthiy, Available only at City Federal School, who'wus last year's Knrney of Garwood, school doctor, : •jm&'6, Jct'Cdt' Wash'va! Cnsnlo's; JOHN J. DIFABIO Savffigs. Ask for details. ' '» "'' " •" and the entire coaching staff and Thursday, June -7, VFW Juniors vs. Fire Deportment, nnd Fridny, girls' athletic directors. 6-1105 Mr. Perogallo, who also coached .JouiJ e 8, VFWW Jun/or / s ys. Jot Car 942 LINCOLN AVENUE basketball and baseball, will bo V);tjshV)tjsh . OnSnliihtayOn'Snliihtay,, June 9, Cas- POLICE EXAMINATION 1 master of ceremonies. 1 dle's' \vlll plhy ShShbbw Ihsurnnce nt Public nbti6^ is hereby given of an examina- flLO.m. .and The flUt will face the PLANNING I MATERIALS tion for tHW pbsitibn of , Fire Department nt 11 a.m., both Patrolman iW fhe Baôugh of Kenflvôrfh games, at Guerrtero Field. Applicants it>ust he over.21 years of a'gie' b^ l June' 1, 1^62 and not ihoife than 3a yearff of ag^:^ '(CtmtinuM /rotfi Page 1) They shall b6 citizens of-the United States and res- Ed,\ynrd Dorrell, lay delegate, and idents of tiie Borough of Kehilworth for at" WM Mrs.'wilHaiii'dt'i'J^bsi' alternate lay 1 delegate, also will attend. CONTRACTORS I FI N A N C I N C two successive years prior to' application. ' : • Mrs. Edwat'd Hill', superinten- Starting salary — $5,200100, plus hospitaliz^- dent ,o(%,the junior department of the Church School, reported that THIS BEAUtlPUl BEACOtf tion benefits, police pension; uniform allowance. Miss Beverly Bvoedel's fourth BLANKET FREE Applicants will be required to submit tb a" med- tfrnde clnijs.vMr's. William Hnldnr's LIMITED OFFER — ACT FAST! ical examination and a written examination, fjfth grade class and Mrs. Edward Stork's sixth grndp .class contri- Applications may be secured from Police Chief buted puppets and a time-line pro- Edward Stupak at Kenihvbrth Police Headquarters ject to the exhibition at the Chil- on any day during the week. Applications must feedren's Workers' Conference at completed and returned to Police Chief Stupak oh Drew University on May iV or before June 1, 1962. Sgt. Rizzi FEDERAL SAVINGS Ely Order Of The fCw'ivucii from Pnpo 1). enme eligible for a service-promo- RAL SUPPLY CO. KENILWORTH POLICE COMMITTEE ted . education program and wns Edward Stupak sent to college by the Air Force. kENILWORTH • LINDEN • ELMOBA • MAIM pvnxd i Chief of Staff Sgt. Rizzi is an .electronics instructor in the Air Force. He is 336 CENTENNIAL A . BRIDGE 64)505 \ 1 • •» • married to the .former Miss Ann. ftl\GZ • «

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ROBINSON & SON 'l0l AppllcMllniih hUiy Id t U WllPI'pUll' fttllllly Ifi |r hii'll I (ink nflpr ||iin«." In binllh of 'i'£ •'il, (.'Ill/mi MI i« t llnlliihil (MIH I iituii'Mi''1 (• 11 nl f yiutr.nltlcA«j»ll(., of HIP I'OHtitfitlPt' IIVP «, llîll'lllii'l'tf'•Mm.' - I'lliil I i.il' ,'Hill M|ii lh(J|li-]il n-vi'iilir LANDSCAPING NURSERY '•::•]. Hint M fmvI'lck np I'licdlMi'ti that iiitty hi? Iff) Ml1, wild Mris.'i;, f'n.lvlii H\\Ut<\ Mr, I'lpurlciiniirn ,'iliii|i '"": li'^n iiri'i'plpil liy Hie Ihin'i'l t'hlnf 1 I'l'mm niul (11 en.yoi.it' ' '•• pp|, fornull Mi'fi, •Tltpodoi'p 1tiit4»pV'i ' . ,. . ilnii ('niiiily All AiBiinliilliui "Tnr "Our 34th Year" tuttl tVliw. (IPOIMP ('dlfcp, Mis,' An- iMploillll !''Xhilill nl Me iiMiiiiul hn led . BIMIVV linr«l(iiy tiMyiiipl IHHI nituriiiim to Hump iiii'ttiliiN Iliony NiifiUil, M»', nml Mrs Dmr- r lionw uiui vfihm|i|f(5 Ui«t uiU'i! 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Ib« Miiiil tit •i U»*y on ll«i rfHi' tind d IIIMH III luii'alhi'yay, J| liiiiiip of Mrs. I'OIIP by M, Miibhliintlul i»lti- ilii i , 'l'rnii|i M7; Mtir ronitl Itc mo)'n Htitl you could liu 'l'fiop <147; Kni«'i> li l NOPI'IIPI mid I<,vt»tr-i1*tti - low (if Triiiiji MM, unit t,yn 1'olln, Iflll Yotif COAL Bin NOWlwUI^ Tt'r"o(H> 'Mill, Tht' MOHI WIIM I'OII- (tU'iiulwl by Mr, AiTowtsinllb, Mr. .Sldi'p'iuid Mr, WIIHRPI'IUII'II, Adv«ntag« Of Five Weeks Full OUR LOW SUMMER PRICES At Boys' (' p Fill Your Oil Tank Now - 13.1 per gal. Klvp of tbp plalil wwltn y I- tM'.p HlK'tl f(M' j.hit odiYiJnu HeHfion lit Nut or -$18.50 tlip Ci'tiiifiti'd HO.VM' Cmnp, lni'iili'd 51995 on Hllvpc- lath*', iH'nr l|o|)p, It wfin Stove Buck 417.50 yptttPi'dny by . Vlrp- diik .t, IIIIIIIP.V, !»•'•} Vitofttioles. in. tliti fimt Bros. Coal £t Fuel Co. 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•-»«Ju There arc many fine ears to choose from... ONLY $4.00 per hundred per year but; for prompt service and money-saving rates, on amount borrowed Best Wishes On The we're the one choice (or your unto loan! ' NEyV CARS USED CARS Amsunt 36 Monthly Amount 24 Monthly Annual Observance Of Borrowed Payment* Borrowed Payments $ 800. $24.86 $ 800. $37.43 CRANFORD DAYS NOW ONLY 1000. 31.08 1000. 46^79 1200. 37.30 1200. 56.14 1500. 46.62 1500. 70.18 4% DISCOUNT 1800. 55.94 1800. 84.22 Builders' General Supply Co. ON NEW CARS Headquarters In Cranford THE NATIONAL STATE BANK and Serving New Jersey for Over 50 Years. ELIZABETH • SPRINGFIELD • ROSELLE PARK VICTOR D. SHATIKEN,-Pros. SUMMIT • KENILWORTH • WESTFIELD \LBEUT HAnDAlTkSec. Yfye-Pres. ALICE EVERETT. Secy MEMBER FE.DERAI DEPOSIT INSURANCE CORPORATION FRED RIZKALLA — Yard Managers — GEORGE RIZKALLA ' 336 CENTENNIAL AVE. ' ^ BRIDGE 6-0505 Am*im4itiwM~ruimn*f. MA? si, urn ^c for Lead sSP, 1-0, Loop Win 'I'llll MfHI'fl J'llHIIpilCV f'llhll \VUII tVV(l IIHMI'ÎllllUf) (Illtt VVOI'k Iin)|im1 In liii> fifMi liinliid "In win Ity UK II _• < >>r,|,f r 1 itfj ||ln Ijnll r,|, (| ||,,[, f(,f to wtforul lii«*|i mill MIOY11-. l.lmliit! mul 1 of junior lofl himt\t r.,i,r ,,i in.m.. i'i,,n n,,,,, ti,',i 2000 MI In IIhhn Nt Niitloiul i I '<|l'-ll' I J| llflfcllll '.'.- (nil I'll III!- -.", 1 H , ,<: | r; I'nill. ('liiiilonl IlitjIiR v.ttiTilty b/if:«'lF;ili ICMIII won lln-lr l.'Uh ii in '.Inipfe IIJU .:|i|l:i"= Iii mid'IIm ill HIP I rfl.ti»ii irl^fniiioriiiri'lcid' A r« olldb •Wlldli JOi. h J-IT Hit I'lrniifw. iiii ;;IIIIIM)>LV «-•: li» lii III*' filHlli frflm'J' wlM!ii flrol Is liitd llm'/tfii.lC Ofd.vjiH •bil lu'ii liiuyf'l i.lj>ji'i; -mil' III III" Miiiit Holipnci.crn j/nn: bll by M li»l f}i1|il»f's,OII e||ii|f!(1. fiif ||l( 1 l>m>'Mriiiti Tex Hr'nwn'fs diui'liU' i»i((,ivv'i|iiiiv wi^ I'mirt ivlllllwii IIIUli (III Hllll Illll III l.lll> Ininiinj/ nff \(,i\ fifthl j. i In tflnli H'lli iivni |||»i : flown I lie Icll (Icld Iliif drove nt III" .ECIIBIIII Mill fi fifth ilhcli .N«dsi>ii WHO Hi" plb'ti'ni 1 Tlii linlili'ib In In rim Tin l.tnhpoti|<i/iii(1 v/licn ilf'ib fWtMftV In nlti, Ml (vi»(l .f.HtrCiivrt'l- with two IIM'M -on liiicp (fin.) /ilon \VHP Wllll IIM" (Inrlfirlvr Ililly l;ln' winning ptlt'lii'i. Ito oli neli f!i>i|i I'jiill IIIH4-' Mimiiii 'iwjilpil iliiiiInK o lineal! Imiilpil, iinn. tin ciiiBl«j'd h, left. Afl«-r bA mini îf Ilif" PHiiilRiiieldii I'uiiiiriMli'f (if l.hp (Hiiifni il i''iiliil|ii{< lin I;Ii lilltnio jn l li Hlli'C flllllll"; (I I if I Illlll i)'-ijiB, Ci '•{nindhiiii Iti'innti pni'i'il thn('i»b«' lit, liy Ihn |li|l(J|H'C !'• lIl'VljkTfl Mil 1 Inllll'lll III C|i| Vl' nc I hi' fl'II MlMllllll ||il:|,l;cl| VI' Il(ll"(lllll'li|l3 I'lilll, ill Ifu-. y liili Ilif iilcliiM' 'P fm III" f'lllljli S.. iMli'iillftiiidly |y» loud ntliil'l* »IN tllt'v d'lWlil'd ll|(< (if Mil' IPir^ll' l''lie| |ilriin n.vVillll uf u $' !Ty OQVIM^« IIIIIIII r 1 HIM •Hid Allison' I'hllllee, ' 4~i! Wnii n |inli nf l(tiHiilc> iljls linn Idle vr-ni, fmiliuil III, wnll'Pd I'rjjJ!. I(J.U» will In llniiiilit IIIIIII>IIO|II|II 1 if. -HI ('nine 'imilt wii.v,..rlfilil, cini !>f WOUii' Mint Ki*» iVhliikld Mil NestiM ri'llfVi'il Itpii Klit'llliuii Tivii (mil |,[|/ licit lii Hlliiiilly In. Ihn unit liuiiijiiil. Mfj wllli llMiwn fu»•'' mi p|«y, 1 Ml unit 'Mix Mnl Hilf»i.'ll«il»"r»i -I In- in n. ('| iilifi.tnl (Hull fit linul ,,-i'fi»ll lip- tiiiiiiinl itiillpa v Mll- III MlM Inp of III)' HMHI flMltlM \i i lull Ii J|n wnc Inn M.I'd 11 (i «lMint!' lin fii>t'lliii< piny v.llh Ih out of M minor jl'i'liHtlllll live lijiks, ,1.1, IbllB. ih'OpplllH the ilia '.vllfi' flic) li|iqp|IMIH_.JWrWll linnn .ftpnl, liHif-liWilti"! HIP- II*II TIIP ('iitiiiiiifl.wlll plrty IIIPII : miinn iif iiiii punsnii tm.biy thîii bibi ll« fin first- with HIP 'I'llllllll'JfMI inn Ihn Ihilrii'le null fllpiinii •' In l w OHO I'liill, |i :, .,,., I* .0*11 II i'Hi'uriy v iOthntmfU, (III ..,.. II ir I (I AlllniliiJM Ilinmciiiiii ti|fi». r< I'licldntj linijliiniiiIlia IfidlMiis «»I((F.'IIIII'. if , •.•„ tii v o n 111. oi'i'iillli II C'lin I f'l»|lip(l/iy Itljd MiNi.i't'li the Itivi (f»f)« Intlliillipd t» M» 'HftM'llftli'ltt* If ^ ..•••• U 0 (». ft Mill, KAIMfCll fmnien-, #<> ««. ..-..-..-!j«..H!/(ll!iil|i .III, NlttW' 'I'liililiMliVPiil Vhi-glKv -('inn '"Hi. wihh'iirg plli'liPC, with I Ml U tt ttHl •', Sb ,_• :.—„ fl tt 0. II Wl'tHiil frlfi'lPI'lH: 'Clip Ilii?) WilB Illf dl^lll fill I'MMl'l runt MI ri(uiM«n»3|(i, w. : tik, WHO -ttlnn "til** <1I. H 0 (I 0 l'Dtlll'IM !>f 111'! l» ||p(if fioUnli TfiTflhnll l, I..HPI. I- , « « (I « jjtHi nf iC nl HIP plutn tin' bpjpM of il-ip ntrl«' illiHpto v«- Vli'W Mini Knliln- Hi .. . •..."'..» 0 I It Ml«, ('nil KMIIHPI. nf '^11 no he out i> fclt if ...', „ . (( (l I « vvlli IJP of honor rlBhl .(on OIIII'O vs. Ciniifi't'<1 llnlol, II.JIO Fir^t Place l.f!;i'iil(ii!«l, tf '..'..'.'..,.'!...' ,B II o rt, ifpffrips MVfSîiip lifiq jiunn Ai hJB tiui'iiiiit y'nniji nf thu Ji in , M"mnrInl I'li'lil tintt IjKOrpi'iin HvHi'iti «l»Mii'l«.inil I 1/ .... ,...,rt ( i « « r ..., a «• « o Martin Twirls rt |nnfPFif)liiiiiil finillirtll c Hi'^l V«i"l!'y yn'|1| f»Hlilll«ll PIM WlllB jKillnis Ml n Intjllitr CiilliP îlld dlfji It : , « tl (I . Ii, ' n fiPliltil IP!|0I'IYI**M ill fid- .... ,,6 i chilli IIIP NPW y»iHijnijjU ,yli'i'.lli.ia Jiigli)yi'. kali «t -i |fV| |ilw tprtnl ill.JIW pfntn Wlfii ' ffi)' III HIM. ,u..fi« -«>T-'« AlUPliOiiTi li'imlliHir I Mlnln JVTt.r.1 |ml)' (if hllo • — MMA flcnvprw IIHM.PI. with fi '•.VttI Bit j' 1'j W-A-» ft Tlic Mnyfhil' Mtil'ltol'fl (ifl'liiu'i Unit) |K.,MIUM'O Vrtlsllv -•'I'PIIIIIR • (' IMI II I ,y .'I'lm Iti'il Mif« WiUI it»i fllilllnl' nil won (boir only ployH I hi si q(';•<111 |iitilii(< 'III.MIIIIP itrlvliiL' III HIP (i (7Tv*> o r K-TtiiT... 9g won n |D lot) vli.'iiii,v IIVPI' HIP HlHli MDIIIIIII'S fliol (jHiillinlP hi lllli, MiiplinlUniP Mil I'Olllil'r'l' Wllll l1lP AtllMlr*R [email protected] downing; lli.«'Tbpti»y, It-1) tt'4c.-..«"? I ViHPlty Unlf HCn |ilti.V- ()l'n fiinlliiill. . ' j'lpqttvi ' tllP (.'illicitI'H fi't Ti'Mfll Co.'fl Aimi'llPM nhO I .'I-!l, Mlll.V I'IVHIIM, fltinrap Mot' no •Kfll'l, Wlm ai'rtitllhlrxl 'finhi Hip' Imil IIUIP this ypni- wllii « loll rt'ud liny KiiBMnr pucnii itf Ibil, pliiit'o, " a, fT Ri.iiiitu hold .on l Pill hill filifllillll 1,1'HUHi- .. Dlih'l/u hitlpi-. bill his Mi'iii wild'two hlt.i tipN'P, ifhu niFW IIHVP n 7-1 Ian -ill«b In .this \vp.ph. Ifi DIP iil Hiyh Mi'limil in iftfty, ni. Tr VB. linvli'n Ulna mul I, iMlltP Illllll I'lfllllf' , wot IIm witi/ilnt! litnlw whll*< 'CIlP ItpMVt'CS HWfj'Pd flVrf futttt .>V«»i II, hp llpinr .liinini CHIIMIJP I»P- M. W'lllliiinq y> l''i-lf»i(|l,v n, Miimni tt JjftiHlH', IVIIItf MHI'llli, wlli» hunt*1, vli'lmy fm HIP ' Wolfp lonh HIP IIIBA. In I IIP RPI'IIIKI fiiini" mid lidded ntoyiiy INI ijtill iiUHob til" HI, MtU'yV Illuli 1 fore p.n(priii« Miwtun U iB, II >'H' p in i if iiK-lilttei , Jed thp wlnntttfr while Til}' InII, li?nli rlylil hnintei .TIIP Mtti'l.ln four morp in the ftlxfh to vlincb Wflnjol, |t!it««biiih, Hi1 i* di IBflO where lt"p will li'lP.ld, oilt IIVP, Wiillipjl Jwii, rtliti hit Wiill it .pull' nf tj«iillt4cj IIIID WPT'lt lliPdOidPHt IVII.a, fl Known rf« ii UmRtn.»fifilt>li. f'ttllt Btll'lH'flll J)lli!llttri tw Illp, ()i>lr CHHI-" H H.H, (Ipjfipp O'lirtfjinliaull, Chiifle find •Jerb EMera "Sets 1 HHiVn up In third pllirp, Tbf.V foi IIW- lo.sp.rH> Jlnv.fJiordBiio- liHd t« .lionm foi'd CSifl nil lilt well for Ihei wlniij^ An h WttJte.r t!i4f= rim IIHUH (.Imilile whllp. John fjiifltuill l.|>M(iiiP nipped I IIP fipiFi'ltiFnrih'rt Nlmp He WHs-rt-HlfiitiiitiTrpTiil fin HIP IHIHIIIPII tin' MullrtuHfi HIP ll«i!»?i«; vn' n, y, Willliiiri Mijlu'siiy «ntl I'ptp : VC'W tjin Unlvpi'bily !|Vi'i'|»i| s.. hnit Iwn ilrpw dipt hlniiit It lll|d IVIfil llin'ci vti, llnhli num In PW'h. »f Ibeflrst, took U>*r I(ISB, Art'li- »!>• IN BtH'l' of At Leli%h Univ. Oi'rtcl inulTfip rîviHlnliiH lilts foi d )l» HIP first t.f, W, llnwi MI HIP Hill'tl vvlii'ii IliPy InlllPil HIPII third finiiipfi,: led bin iwitii «i biit with •frlPW if Ml**!**,1* Jfb fJbIftif l off f'rhfiford, I lip Vlt'tUl'ti, • , I.), (', fttll, flrnl inn, Aflpi- .Tln.l pilulipr, pUehwl t pub of of tliw LelilgJi Mohli'Hita tmnw Ti'oin Ilirt pt' rout- ,aiiiniitli't1 will' lit* I. by- , Hotnora will) uit'ii mi Imsn lo hold Hie MPII« Uimk imm, wm oiie.of on ^Htilrdiiy lo defeat _bMll IIP iiitiiiB to hit by n plti'll,. In cbwlt with only (lvt> hltH, 'A\\p t<«?\', 1 ¥n lop pftrfoMmew during a .S I», ,V ft ft sson e att M imi'ppl in DIP nnil m'nrnfi on.' l)ll''Mh|n'u 'U rtnitv ChiiioN. WtH'« will 1 Hoad Scott Win prtiinil HIP Oii.oli'ft past «t««Hd» wli«n HIP linul' 4. ii) ;i mid .retain Iliviii llutitt by•<« iln'MB trlftlp In lufl, tlrt'wpv'pr, HIP plftlp with Ilircp IdlN l),v ll intii'Dln uf one HUIUP uvyi1 Hit? powled tlieli- llrst wlnnlfjy U. 1 l l Mf CnUtfnrn WPI'P nol M!«IP tfi Over C.ranJ orcl »itiri Kdpfe eiicb ndded ^w p«lr uU U lit Itutd, l 1 ip y Oll'Vihl" 11S HIP IIPM two 1(1011 blip for tbn wlnii*i'9. wblk for UitfToBtirH. In Ihwlr win over HIP fliimw W. MoVJwm __ of find Hip hoitiPi'tin the for l/i(» •nil. ill ballet for tliw M«bHii Hpi liitfflpld Ihpii l.mclt by 'J'IIP OrlolnM v/anJMAr Mb) !IP Imd « triple* «»id j M'uwlHi ttnd tlua A, lhl Tom t)e«dfe of HipMain!uin Top Spot bull WPI'P Mllltp n« HIP Jihlg pi*»siden( of- IhP UtiiU'd (it udlylno Iwlrp lit tliPlr hiilf nf HIP Croiiful'd lliuh vhvnHy f.Pd for flvtr nni'ft. J«y while bpjplng lo wnm u j li'iitu wti« n|ipii(tp(1 by II Anlulric '\ A), hijhlnd the HIP lb«.]lM twl'-lo iwn I'MitB with K doiittpliful 1 i!w lowered flu j liv Uiiaini League nnd thp npxl two lllltpi'M wnrp it Clllfoi'd Mi'iiti 1'iunbinp from. ICn«t two-hit of JfnullthoT, Aift Hum took th<> hm, l/'rod Vo i. , A; till! K»'*'uu««, IMI Ibti wltinwH wlillt! The Ul'MifiJi'ti Bi'MHHlBlti f t fnwrlt In thft 44f) dnph Ut 40 ooe- tli'Pil liy Dlfnliln, but. HIP r)i«nyp Il-K Ififtl ll'ildrty Iftii bud it honipf /Hid u triple nnd oiuh, will iniro= Ul«m MonlaoniBi'y, wltlra IwmV one won two uuii'e ^mm thin wpît tin? OrlulM oridu /tat, flnfl eel tt tittw rmwd Itt t rlfjhl IIMIMIPI' wiilltiid- n«?utiln IH»««II«>S wlut will nvaluf CUM, tind, 'IVnu Uewtllo, with a a, ti) insilHnlii ih(*lr first -plmm lend fit I'liisl Onnitjn, 'fln> l tiiim In tbo fouith Inn- two tho Mo-ybrti hm with « clocking lh*» MWHt'ttft, Tlipy p the only ebwrolteet* lo obtain l» (lie Ifiiiimt t^tifliio, 'i'lu« I'IH mid, .v I p U| PI I 11 Hlinrii iliiuhlp lo N ptinrly ploywi liy .HIP for f utii.fi. Khlwfl uUo rtm''lh& nn« ' CHiid hiiHPinmi Jnp DP- find li'iuilltiinr puepd IIm wln- iy, tmtibulli .ftfdm ^tty Kline, tllen' MUU Lipntipp», -Who BiiftiiTniTHIPII .The Co'lfs -blmiknd III*? Chlof/i, ehor kg on iiiJ two rtiup, ij Mt.tiuvt S, aohibltttl, i.V'H. liomwuiu lH in «il 8=S, ttluj,".'bijniited liio bl pP«ISOII with two liltn II 4-0, by scoring nil fl rum lit :wt which fluighed m i:uli«m'H rpttillnfnd with l fc!hi»rok.eei runs. Club Grows, 7*0, Tluj H^l-Htmrttf Fiwi Co, Whlt« HIP filled frame, Nelson, (li*i"foll*fif<» flifltffl ffvct'nt nt th«f tylnit inn their iintl lrl|i to )hr> In t\\ gmngmnp nlnyenlnyed on lit>bliul, ti-II, IIUHIIIPI HUH Iroiniceil tho Atblnlli'.t, lfl-5! IPM nnrt Crrc bit well for HIP wbi- Jt».dH,v» nnd In thp JMIddlff tU'ow'iL ttuil William. II Miirlin Trtilreelui' ,«t tlu> ttranfortl ISIU'H ii th»» llui'iti'ii! pi.iMhet.1 with. •Tint Mehwiirtxbfti'b piiwd IIIP fit- whlli? Trezwi tb« Atlmitlc Conference ch/implon- Ninjjlpd, with Brown r [\\* MohlCHns b,v «-Hoove of '/ to ft I'UhH tiiU'odN tlm plntp In tlu> IIOIIUT IJPIIIB In ell with four liltn while iVtiii'U Wfi«*th p winning «li|p», nettintf « now " Ub Dim He|l«»ivoui,»pHehlns Hill flftli tVM\\a lo Htthi their miii'fjiu' HIP |iltit« on Unl> K'ino 'Clip Clullo (tddml •|.br«'p nnd Fiiuik 1 of the dhmw ki. flellpj .' who «tniel< .mil of til'y, Tony tmmt\ winning /iluiflp. to It'ft, Mo\vc!Vt>r, *!—Vl+n—f4+njtfrh-"hml'"Tr wf»« tbu team's hlglieat avow wltlt it by l'4 Muhlewngi.JiJJiiwJilLflJiiuiie.iJiJi i iV •»H)4wl*îHhf,"fttin ItJO III fiil'ltdb I'l'lill In Ibc ptili' of Ijllo fnr tliff A'H, HotiH tholr two UUM t)ils week. They 44% -point*point* , 1 A:> aiui t?(uich !t\ni)tt\ni)ii iyU, llllobb DlkDlakoo u vvltltbb of thv UIIHIm P with ththt HIP I'lutch «M IIP ii'tlrtMt IMP IIPX) I'rnll wtiw ntriit'lt by « Him HIP winning pllcln'r while downed the ttojiny Club JJwir»i two hilti'i'M nn fly OIIIR. ^ I'Milt Hie JM M.irtln, innn tintl « «ln|jle. ttttd Mill , «lHukli> Ne»loi' mul Jeff C!or- VlvtUon bin Inrt fot,il In HIP wm-» 1-0, mid lout lo Cmnford JtiMlor h« flnnl Jnrilng to nip (he Thornton, witith u dbt th lone ftcpd the wlun»v« ut tluiijltttd nni'p dyiiln look unit, It WIIN Wiibt'iiwIfln'K Hi'cund Tin' HciiMlniH dowtiPil tlio Ulllld- tor-vlcw lMfZiw St/irM, 10-7. f» ftllllfcJ h Mtinw for tht» w#r t'litty- (-iiiiip Hunt Imeh tlip off Uiihifuntolo, M bmieri-liwided ilooblp top. tho wlniutrs with n Selects In.0)PIV0)..e tilll,, thpHI onirt hftd (i trlplo nnd a ulnglo for «MUU'(» on Hntoi'dwy by « HOO»%« of run HIP lif Mnc/ynnltl iriMiJti mi pnlr.of U-i Ttu^ Nitllonul dud the GIHIWH wt'nl fmlr tuul otl opi'iu'd HIP NIMHIIIK In thr hr loscrn, Mil- 18 to f foi tlurlr aeoondy ylctdi'y .of• Itinluaa before the llu op/'iii'tl wllh^fl two 'C In liming VVIIPII iirior (inc out, otitch with HIP londnd to rttop Doutf Hue luui thrco liltn for niul The Ktnrn ntorcd tlirno run* In the l wp.eltl> 'Ditto''MeOorintak'D'Mit , for seven rtins. JncUIn be Inolt I hi id nri ,11 m Mlnli'ttc,- lU'ld, mid f'Jrii|(Oi',v nln • i- Ynrikee tlii'did, Jnnowftld waa HtHfM to lejid. tbwhi to their win (be r in hp third, mx'th und wvmlh inn- tlu» pltchM' nlthough re tor Mint Uob Lt/ttiileh ••umblni'il ibo HloeijMîllnil deep lo Ifft, Hni"/,vn- In fur oiirruii, A the winning hui'ler, ovor the Antfi-lM, Volllmrbfit nnd UfiV«(l. by ifllt Tlh n m'ored on (Job IConopiick'n to «w«mp tin? Htifiltt, 0-0. MH- M»iul«y, pltehlhK (hitlOM for the wlnnorn mul. f(iici< nt home 11 ii allowed tlie CruwH.oidy imi' hit fly In rnti'il tiny ftirthi'i' dmmiî , ruin on, bum' to brtn« the'Vlinkce- w n 'ri\o»«> fOvutKCoiv hltn for thp IOKCM, Tom Nolnn IHB while Nolnnd imd Owtro ouch lo»t>i\ rwclved ftlHiltue from ,Nin tobble Mlntm; Dob M/nnith, TIIP nip nnd lock enntcnl u 'I'lic Cutium'M then came buck PlH«ir Miurio Into II 4-4 d«*ndlock nl tin? winning htirW, wlded 11 piilr, Burr WUH th« wln- . JIM Thqvtoh, with a 'iiprocltl, Torn hnyte, Hot) ' tnkn Ihn Imid their with I Til' tying run In tin; top or IMnl, Holiby Uiilluoel, ,tinm>tt Krlly, the end of «lx Iniilntdt beforo th« Thn JBiiwrn «cor«d tluw run« In nfng pltdiur. Ulll Kvttjmwkl,- rtton 'Ui Mt , l)«ve MtfCtmnuili, with i» mid Mrliui Holln «lu' vnry noxt time lit but. Tliin run, the fourth When 'IVx Urovvn wnllt- 'J'luerw fought buck to ncortf throo M«tn«lor*iKV. IV« » n i » ,* iind Jim Wt'i'lHnd, with n wlnner.'i, . proved to be the K i'«l, went.in thlrrl f», ,»bu Nolxmu Kdrtle" v I\IM week unit Jumped up Into jtport u ia-7 lo«, WMh two <«itn, (C'ontlnuiHl MI paao ti) or. NolmV, l-Vllttorl, .Tohn 1-loltmt luul two doubtea mtd two;md place, They downed ,1,'H. Wll« DIKnhlo \yulk(«l Krotztfr for the ».Mii»i«»i« • Klmnle, John HJI\HIO», John KOlk, S ntnnlrn, Uob limns ConumeheN, tO-U, nnd Kecnnil tl'inie, Hhoi'tnlop Chtnl Wjirrlimlon ouch FOR CRARFORD DAYS S) '(CnntlHUtxl (m l\tQt* ft) 1vivd doubles. Ct'«l« Sundn. will ho tbe vnooH (tofiuitmt Subui" $ bnu's Apnehes by u 0 lt> 3 »tiUKt\ striktntj out in butters. Dick Shield, with a Uotno run, mul IVii)\ WIllouBhhy. with n triple, and two slnateit, wortv th« brtltlnu «t«r.s Complete Ready-to-Swim PACKAGE DEAL SAPOIIN tor the vigors while' Hob lllro. — [I ivith" two triples,' Ulnliw Marsh, • IS' Doughbo/ Pool ONE-COAT with thife sluuloH, nnil Chftvlos • Tiller • Loddor ShnnuM, with a double ami it ilivulo, • Bkimmor ivcro th«* leading hitters for the • Chemical! •Toil Kit losing Apnches, 9 Vacuum HOUSE PAINT Wh*r* Your Wruoo Uab was tl\« winning P"- REG. $7.95 SAVINGS EARN MORI cher for the Ctunvkocs H\ tht»tr vie- U»ry over the F'nwnoes by » i to :» count on Tuesday. The Cherokees .ecured only four hits. Jay Emer- $ son nnd Hob Harris paced the vvin- 5.98 IUMS with a triple and n double, EVEN IF YOU'RE NOT PLANNING TO PAIKIT resjjtvtlyel.v. UNT L R IS Post2:30 ' ?/JL ™ ÂHUY MOW AND o Lake Results SAVE - WHITE or COLORS s. S. J. Murphy.- Mm. 3. V. de Daily Double 2^0 1 AaUM Plaitqucf ond Mrs, B. A . Hnllcr won tn HI AUGUST 4 mciu TMINS ntrtct ta CriMitu* (OST 1 CYPRESS the Rcho lake Country Club Nino •».uu» u, l>. P«nn. SU. NV 11.SO (Salt. • July 4» II i COUSML SAVINGS Hole Best Hall Threesome this OCIFINKNT, H.I. lv. N»wnli(Pa.) l}>3S($atr.»July 4, ' SXXO ••' i RICHARD HARTIG week with a score of 25. frM (Urtmsm* nikmtf, (HI IOS t-v. LibntvSt. NY U 30(Jiti.*July4, and Lew Auoriilloa lv^4ew«iMCNJiaii4O (Sail.«July 4, Ii OUR 7«fc YEAR Mrs. K. E UiW wenthe low put- ROUTE 34 ROUTI 22 MAIN OTPICE v Connwtlnf Tm'tn INVM Cranfoi4 PAINT SHOP fi pn« with IS. 13:«R lSal». & July 4. Jl:4S) ", Colllngwood Park, tt. J. Seofeh Plafm, N. J. il (CarmlrujdaU Po»l Office) Gnndjtind. $2 • Clubhous* $4 • tix incl. (Oppoilf* Boweraft) Closed Wednesdays — Open Friday Evenings Po\v*r «e<}ui>«d by suUt " ,CMIIJI«i:N VNWjH !• NOT ADpiTtcb Call 938-5601 Call AOams 3-2912 seldom bceH directW t*.il>V, g '.•%':• end or useful pmpos«.—Tacitus. MON/VOUTH PARK The Resort of Racing 101 N. Union Ave. BR 6-2540
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If^l^lrHll, ^« HI iiiiiii... ii,.ih tj.lllllll.il III CARRADIO SEE US FOB YOUR NECESSARY |l|^:|lilil; (.1 4) SUPPLIES M7 n I il i Hun'Mutyi?ttK . .1 11 I 5-DAYS A WeBK^ .!>>'(••.!•(, i-f !l II |. l' iir riutfi 111 iiifir fntTf H Hi*' f'HIIit'l", l| a 1 11 11 9 to 6 (Except W#tl.) with ii '(mil- uMHllie\ MM M it «» 1 » twt,titf willi lil«i w si 11 1 11 0NrmAf Pi^ll, ltd ' ' it 11 11 11 WI -ejiidip .ftnd rtitviiiuwti lit Mi-llmi, if 'i 11 11 11 6i.f, in, ,. ttMll (JtWtllttiPti UltO f it 11 1 11 ... 102 N, Union- AVo. um&ev Klllflil, ,. 1 si 1; ii [t^lttep UrpattisV IIH>H HHP doutile (ilfly fiimi Itto'ti t(idtpn= AND SUPPLY COMPANY *!RM tc iUttwtt, hut ftiii'hpr visi- . II I' I I II I II !l '/ DALE C (>rtrit I'linilpit I1I0 liutiipr HtP tiîl 11 11 11 11 1 1 •• in STUART'S Phono Sftldgt) 6-2700 I'tlttV f»il' H U«l fJi'till IP«rt. ltnl'»VM«l»l, MlH lli|i(Ui|t| Vlftlonrti UP|II HIP ('utlHinV ril 94,High Street Granfefd Imv tllilll Itlq |piiltiliiFilP« Irtlllfd five* ttitifp \\\\m HIP iip>«t iwn , M||I|»«I fl y, Juno 4th, 8rOO P.M. l*i!iiinw fur nit IM ttul«P! Thrpp lt NeHh THv«H Street tiiiii«fii' Pi'hit'S, ti |lnic of WrtlKfl, « •III'IMJI'IHI, |.IC 1 HI to MAKK AIMANaMENI'tJ fOH P(ll«lt» lt,v FcitKirtttliu, (tutt IM 'I'tiTii'M NOW IS THE TIME ... Inhu ttiMnoi1 In cniilpr FH'imtmti'd A aoMi'itKrm ADD FULL VAC.Anon oifMVHN to foi HIP I'UIIS. ——*—- AT THE BEAUTIFUL DALB COURSB8 Thp JHiie UMit tlohl HtPii »Ttd tut Mr. ti ft iftst jiuiinii sntiri .with tfitii wio» CIIIII ».IHHIIIYIH»4 11 httttip*' hrHPfi .you I pentpj- Hint Kd Htinitit't't-. M»I1 JiliiU 'ttitlieitplplii BltmiHitf"t»Joit to hni'k, but fl ftmoe p.t«y unrt « s«»t«?-ptnt" CONVENIENCE CHECKING SHACKAMAXON ACCOUNT TO-OAYI SWIM CLUB
\ CONVENf^NfLY tOCAJEb IN SCOTCH PLAINS
' N (Jiinl d few MIHHIOH front Ctanhrd) O.-...I NOW ACCEPTING A LIMITED NUMBER OF MEMBERSHIPS FOR 1962 SEASON A Woridorful Far You.and Your Entlro Family Pro? (Vis Sbackaitiaxon Swim Club "Doc" I.FoJTfni.in, Vhyn[cu\ Inntmctor and Tonruiô you sn udvjeor In Florida ikhoti) Hyuiotn, will bo Oon- nr/il Miiiin«<'r. Hit nrtimw hero for hl« third ticnnim l»y populnr floxnund, .„.!«»», .....^ Ot»« of tin* CounUy'n LnrjjPMt , . , Acrliilmod the Cli'iinoiit Tool in the Stntid . } 1 *• Drc.'ijilnjf Koom/i Frco — Hot nnd Cold Showers ^ ClriMilur Dcidtfti A/iuuron Safety for tho Children
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MUNFOftt) (N. J), CITIZKN AN«<*mtOWUI-K-THt»ilHnAV. MAV rtl. , Set vices Hvtil Entitle For Sale .lii'al Estate For Sale I2-1M for ll'ii' Juicier ri'«-P!:i: .ntid ,hinc III llcpnrl ciu'dr. will I)*'(|lft- on ThuiMlii.Y, Miiy .'JO, Mi'imnlnl ' li il.uicd on FrxUiy. .'uii«' 2\ Wr/JÎAMjjr f>AV»»MON U I'rf V It'1.0 Hadassah DliV" ... . 'I'lii' |u|;il nunici " (jf ;.rliixjls(l/i.vn Classified Hates M«'»n(»', J'Untii Inn hi U-uiniii '••" • (,'HANFOKI) 'l'li«'./lmil dn.y nf (dorir.V'H will In- i . till <•'•• -A «1-;ill!JU No )»li Inn mnull " INSEHriQN — 3 eeate'a word, 75 cent* minimum, wltliiiiil uliltfutlmi CLOSE V> I'AKOCIUAL Plans Exhibit 1 eaih with ord«r. (AS cent* wrvice charge l» made Mttl'AIII, (II Illl In tun $18,1)00 Thf l<(ir.«?l|A - f'rjilifurrl It.ilin, i>l*,o |.HI to . t^'n.Y IJ,>ivl'< lor »dch bjUliao.) o List-inK Service nf. lllllllr:t;/ili <-(imJ.J 1 ••!»-rl plnrif; for Hi IIMIIIHII, I>»|ir, Ir /n'l-il I'lii/lin HH I.|L' Jlltl i, =1.... I yl-ulli '(f.'llfily 'Tl ll.l*V (Vlill (i vawn n i INSERTIONS (Conpeeutlv* w»«k« without copy ii'HuUr ivllli 1 r,r,|i.,i.ino IIII(| y'lmVlia ' .!•: I'xhllilt. liootli Ml Ih<" Mlllil(i|illl •J i,l II.I,.. lir,lM.i.i,,o mul | IMII), HIP nil chcm^d*) — 2 CMifai a word, 60 c*nt* tnlnLtounu IliilUllna, MII.V .'ir'So .luu^'i! iin part Special Limousine Service CAItCKNTKH uiiil "fONTIIACrolt All lul llMj.fl, f:H,,,,ol".. .llnhiK ifii.ii. |',,i,h I lii|iloV|V- li, llvli.u i..mi, Nrnl Mi Kill ADS BET BY LlNES,r IS eente a lino. Ad- ««i In cap* blliila »r ullurulli.iil, |.oii»ien. elu. I.lilt i.l f Oil' ( III (I fill f I DllVH Ct'll'llKllloil, wl« H«ll>»rl .11111 l.lni'iilli Dilvn, It •Illl • WIWX)UGllliV ic••:• n, i,...,i nmt tin' Ilitfii r,i'ii»ui (ii Trips to all airport*, railway utiitiont A pleni with blank lltieg or dbplay linen tnu«t b# charged by world IIHIdHtt 0 (iftBH. I •im.2-rwitt(i , I I'll Inn Kit , II.II furpiilliiiml id tlir lio(iK< (if ||r. prculrlrnt; Mrn UHW. Dlaplay Iin«* fl2 pt. typ* only) chained cut HlKiim.iKl Niitli/in, Krf) Coiirily I'urk CillCH.itriut 5-2581 - BRIdB» 62272 • • ... two UBMI, ; • i, ..-'•• • . , .CON1*IIA(a«lalninii Wll .. .. nit uHI CfiriiplliiianlHiy ItiiKMH IfWMlllCIR (if Hll' /'tlllplt'l' ,A»i!illi| ,-.,|.l imii liiviml I>D\ nlulil, riillllln) .latino Hii.Hiifiiiit t Itfl H-4IIIV ' — Tofephono BRIda* 66000 — IM-TIl Irnl, l,>«inii|iit>ill). fiHiMliliI o»,»ivli:« Mt7 (Mil 'K will lie Mri I.(.MII« I'VldiHiin Mm MMIII M KMI|I)> IM l( I IIIIIIH nllii Vitily (Jli'idolii, Iiii ii HV;M Mi.ivli.|.i, |(i Itilinudl Avi. MMIilun I) VlllllllO AllltHIIOfl -•.. K|, h ,'IUKI Mm (Jr'jiiyi' Ktlcyt'i; iind M'i'». AI- luliiin IIIIIIII lilt H 'JOHN llull MllKllt SUNNYBARN .,.. WA tlHOCU Al I In- incrtit liimrrl u |i',',l, 1.,'in.iB. liny v» NIKM H fin new. mcmlinni. to hf (icld KKASON MII< III ri'iiifmit t' •',••• .•'•." '. ' -M i\. s, WILLOUOHBV MANCIf HOME .. •« Ullfld - July 14 /it tjid home of (Jw tiiiMitll. . *» iinllV MKMA-lfll'H I'lUMHINU AND IIKA'f'INll MI In -The Walchung Ilcsor T KAHMH A I'-viOy U'iiui- In ft idler (II"II All nl, MIB,•'t'olit'M ujfio rcpurldd tl»i>»ltH. itMluulnlliiH mill now 4.|»n< t|nMt,li>l0t., ft lli/'ll fiw Hilt; (wti .vnnr ftltl )IIIIM(I : . All Viilovn : For Html •iiiw Avu., itinouo n-nniii), • H M IN'DKIM'INDKNT Wndrlnsdny tit. (hr hiiliic 'u[ Mrs. Pt'o]'(!M«iohnl l.n.st.rii(?tor.s in the Cro.'ilivo Arts i\t>|t)V with Ifiimli ot rntl«r (/nil foi f)t\ n|t|»*»iii1 tttfMitAiow, M/IK'(,'(ii.>l<'y lii WV'ftl C'nlrlwoll. HOOMN POII JtKNT liy iinv or OWN YOim DWN IIOMK ItdlItdNHfiuulitit t »U» Httli J loo miiii, «(iivlc«>, rtxlurn t*iiii tiiutf In- Kxporiohccd Coun.soloi's in Sport Act.iyiticjH VtllO CHANVOJlf) If I. fM> lltilllllMlli.il,' A, Itllllll, iiiMHiini! nprn IOVKI, V ti« niii, n IIUMMH, Kl'itcli'ii AVeiuiti, .'I fipitiiimiiA, ili\rii l'« liitllio, Unn limil, nl. •tiiilnr MHKIIIIIIJI MOIVIMB t/AtiriH, MINOI.M rimil.VmrtH. IIMWIV il«'u. 'hml urnii|/i' : IPIIIIIIMI In PAKi!':, PAKJK AND School Calendar Open House Sunday, June 3 HMICtM t»A(NV WOMKB IIIMIOII, tin PI- M>IIIIIMW». ttiiiiifni Intili' ll fmrilliMi),. HtiHnltl* fur (iliih eiM n HICMAKDS . MHI.Ige 8-IHHB "^ tf1 Mt'*» Ill/Ill, IJlllHUl' IIVIlllllllIc, . ltl(lli||n iKllI, HWIllllU' lyt'« wlllituWH, tHIItl Cii/y BIIIIII.I liMinn III Mllilliy Ai uH) Y\vf (EAitltXI For Next Year 2:30 fo 5:00 p.m. utiii'm wlmluwi) mul »ui««!iu >' . lame llvliiu-iiliilnu tuiiiljjii!iUij|.i. J W)i;Hrr»i;i.ti tl NVfl, ; If liH iliiiim. I,K#IIIIIH Altittiitimn jr^lnrtnw(i • •' . •IIO.UOII, Ir.l.l/.AitKTll Kt. B.I)7W uroii Hi I'Jdnfl M. Koith *ntl . _ ... Inu,, 108 HmiHi AV0IUID, W. ToU by Hoard ftltri tilth J.lfttllhit* Aluminum jtaUft ; - U For Information —»Call AD 2-6483 hii,, ipl KmitU Avmiue, W,, »Hu1«i» «• WunU'd to Html t.'iOivuiilhiiiul m»vi»n H'totti linnii(i In rluilrn Viw M'hiiol citlttfidur for Hip. Mann. "" ' • • if MAV 'WB'MHT-Vf»UM VVIJ'K mill HUPP Mien .liiliniBlnl tiiinllv ifiiuii Id H |(i, lOOJj-lllOU wjiool', y»«r hn» been Wlllllo ||||(i|,,|iU|t||IU MASON.IIY'• CAMWTiiY Aliwilir till lifnl. rmltlrpil In IIIil.flDO/ ' •lANGi iHtl OHWANM. I(U»-limiHii lm»L JlliUHUr-illl- IllltHWllHlH ., by Ut^Ctiutosd " ^wUPPP'^ jiflMKr-ititlklH-PlBntreKklHPlBntreKff NurllNur i Avi, ..IJltV HUft lljllt UIIMIHIllwii „,,,, AI7FERATI0NS^ in. it liriilJ HltHlktlOtil , W#«H»WW«HW . Ail Wi'l|H In (Jporuii Nllli, 40 fmi •Wr; l'.lllll'i WftlHl'jkl. HI IIIII-AHMMI; IIANfdlll) Uflllltlflll Ufv,rn IMIIIM d|illl ,.. . will Jjcaltt f«f student** U-llllfll, gnuiiiy Mill li'Vfl 'I'II|«I> liBiliiimim, U% liulliit, riiiirBdny,'""SnpTpfOljci'' (I, mml iOOK KHHfiVHM, !»•• enltltiol, WHII OHI« IIIIIOIKMI iiliiymiiMi, now iclinul insl, rHafNlbr Kiit'lomum, I'lietl nf . -Uoallors • JOHNSBN KT/im nt n tm VvUUiy, Juiii' 111, All (tl'MWlN UIi iwjl- TRIP RATES . 4* imliil l.uriio llvltiu IIIIIIII wltli flin- on Mofidiiy, Aufjiitit 27, nnd orkui- itltl* « A VA11.AMI*. liKiduo 04)548 BR B-1900 and BB 60777 Hiitl ,Holly On 11 h)llitui> II. tlllll'P, llllllllU Itllljli, IMlll-|ll|ll«lt*N WBBKIBNOfj liivnlnly mi Dint flour full luinrmiitil lioldlCrkliiy., Au«u«t 'M. Oo Turtrt- HnnHsnnsill , runltrult , lieiisliii ttmttml w«,t- OKI VUI.I. HOUHB I'OWKIt Bll Cll UMN« All 100 0 jjirtiiiui i UU volt IfiHlHltHtlcitilc v diir l And Iwii't'ttf uui!!«(>, WIIHII iniiii" limn ilny tihti Wo(ln(rwlii,v, Wt-pl«rnh«r 4' lr LaGuardia & Newark /IMMKKiUIANNNN HtO' IUKI n, nil i>or«(mnp| will ruport IIUMIJ. M*fj II nlul Judu'«TlW> yiiiiittnlf, it t!rt!rtliU«uUut » Keii|ii»h«ir MM.-M. , HH tl-WB for mi»> cloned on tfft' ^ JJWHhllnu Mtllllit „„.,;„ lilt r)-7()81 JAKO• nnywB Mwi»>f .[vp i.^.irt.iiffip,—tWÎ- If OBNKIiAI, Hcrtt* ttKi'Attt II you .->i«.V« Hrwlrl«l<1 „ ...„ Mtt H-Vflltl Imllm, Iwn Invitlurle*.- h«lf-imr(> ('(i tUty, bclobcr 12, .Ootiimlmn Dny; Pennsylvania Stations, N.Y. Pier* IS i Jdli to tin tluiiu i(wtmm«» WUJJAM HOJUMU, •».. in imii 1 to Ualk wllli im al»mil It, uitil Jilll'i IIKIBI MIIHIPIII 'hllii||«i(i. llnyum (inly (Mlot1 fsfnllini, MhiHl n-\), for Hit- N.IKA Convrttitlon; »fOH WA*KH rtrumxw, inuny OOil- Hum* MHIIUDHUIKIB Hmvlue, Klwli'lual Complete Multiple listings Illtlditn (I-411 ID iifldi (I I'M. l>,v — Day type*, dalblum ulilarUtiUti** I I I miii»vll .,jiilH mul iiliiniliiiitf fdjtBlm, umimntfy, Hour IIIPIII . Thiimiuy' nnd Frldwy, Noyttmbor t t aim, -OUI tllliiH. l»wn imiwing, •tiuiit wlnitiiWi. WII*IHII*, Window i-t>iittlr», tiQllfir mul ultla 22-«;i, for TIT«7tl(NpTvfna, itncl Mop- lU woiith AVVIIUH, E. M I'lumilliU. 'r«lfplionm tlllMHB U-NMnfl, Q.lar KHII \ THE DEACON AGENCY IIUUIC CHANS! Miiti T.H.-U tltilliloiNr mul New Yonr'n liolltliiyM, ClnmiOH e 6-1200 inulolilriB shfulm, i(i»a» "ti«nl«tn(i I i^l r ftir hire. «. W. oiivur., loo,, ltllidM MAIIIK IL-DMACON rlbBhliMUli'i W«»d t* S««tl, Ultltlu* «• ftir hire. MKAI.TOI1 fill A.iiObl AVON CALLING will ri'Mimo. on WediieMuy, Jnn- till Huuth AiU Ut A4IIBU Him llt |'//« U SCARBROUGH'S A A A CAS SERVICE :<.!nt«rttir «nd «N. I Norm Avfis...'•«.. f tntt fur wimimi wlm wnni In i,|iin ly to ».'!iiury 2. j."" l WKDIMNU INVl'fATlUNH' IKiy from »K VMl MtM.TtW.lif ri mr hinil, Cull Mr'n. Minx, Ml J-(ll'lll fur Thit only holiday In Ptibfiiiiry **t+iny CtmiotA dl Itmm It ijfl Wt)HU> HOOK Hnoyulnumlla. .Arai U-4U49 or Itllliluo ft- lit>i IpiU'i'il, iiiiirpnalonul |illlllt>lM unit tm- HKMVU.'.M IH mien, UmlHMt (ilan. Cull UVI!IJVN tf ¥i'Hv«r», Hunt qiiBllly unil pili'ti, Vuul will b« Vrlflny, February 22, •pivicti, Vitfu iiurhliiimrUii u at th«> ttiMir, CALL - IIAIIV MITTKIl, •rinifixiity nmrnuiy n«lon'H Blrthdny, Stihooli* and HON,, SOB At.t.KN 1'IIINTINU C(J. 41 North Av«- ii I1H fl-llflRO nlMliln fur two oi'liniil-iiuii Itiivn (,'MII IHVUHAt tlAtlttWIpK llwoHli Clt B- IIIII), tC,, Cmiifuiitf N. J, Kviiiilnu HU> iuiii ttidiiinii nit fi-minu lllllillloll.lllMIB. will bi« clOMod from Friday, April llllllltlllBllU HVHllllblv. lilllllUtl tt-'J'Jit. (Mil ttomiiiiiiiii m II Diirln II. Ktlntf till U-Himi ••0808. MIOHAUI) •*» OtmliiiiMiif. fnlwrlof 'Juiiruti Truiiiiiiirii, lit- Illl rJ-5741 Him oxttiVlor [iHinlliiit, imnerlninuiifu. • HTO1IAOB • TIIUOKINO. W« n«ti.v I'VPIH.V :i(i;i.!iiiiii Work lielow Hvaraym iimt, fi,aiutttri Kiitiulttllm in uroiiuit. tJltloliiiil nsrvloe ini . • • 0 WOOD . Cull llUiOUH MuVtlKM, Ultexal 0- Work Wanted - Female i-iiiim, u 40it4. hi rtf »n«1 SlftikU>« Ddii't ulvp nit ymir jd|» (or a V'AIN'I'INO - KHtMdor, Inlerloi. MD^ Ilir niiiiiMinr I wilt Inltc ourti (if Mo M •IIMIItDH Wm MXI'Kttr CUMfANV Advertize I. rrti0 «NiluiHtiw. 1'I.UNCHH NKVKIt HAV It otni'l be ilont< tinMI you've I'llllill'IMi fitunn :i-7l. In my lionin, II Types of ITAltWbUd 8-Ullll) t.Muu, tniump u-mnn, u (lallnil, tliti HorvUm l>uul, Kmvliiu, . • '•' . i ,U'B3 I'linnlilnu, Cmimntry, Uttaorudiiu KVKLYN WADE A.M. lo It I'M, MIIIKIIIV Ilirtiuiir) Krl- liny. m><' |i«ir limir, CIKJII, CBII HU i ""»"••>"»••- M, ItAUIfill '-^ litiHi'lor mul ' Anylliina, XICNNBI Your Homel! ONION HKTH Hriw only tlllo it iKiiiiull. |M'IIIMIIUIII« mul imlnlinu Uoultor • Insurer lt ir HiMK I'M. " ••-•• ——'•• "owed vt'UttlHlilt), htH'bl Cull nvituliiHii, IKUiUlu (I (IBIIII. tt-jiil Do It Wall I Ml'Hi ««Blt, ItlllltNtt «• " ' (.'AIII'WNTIIV, rimiiKltillotf, ri>- iiii 6-1053 Bit 6-1058 INSURANCE 1HHI, tin ttmitli Avemui imll'H.« (l|ip('lnll»(i In Mnlnhlntl IPIIUIII Help Wanted - Male I mul nttlon. H. O. KOZt.OWHKI. Allnlim NUItTII UNION AVK. CltANroilD AIMS WA«HKI(H BDliVWHl M NOlDll IMllllIK ii-Mni. ' u-uu TAXI DltlVKft. pnrt-Umo, cominfftuion FIRE CASUALTY LIFE INTKIIIOR > WXTKIUOU UtttUWAHtlKKH . niONKHM KVICMlNGrl CAH, liimln, over Ul, iniint |iunn iinllutt «iour- will nof only do if locally ^KjniiA AD tt-nnmr AII a-aaao Oil. 'liuitNKIt MAI.Ulft. Hrrvlim, limliillii- Ity. (,'nll Illllilun (IU0I (ifmr 7 p.m. IIIIII, ll4.100, .. It Al/'l'ICItA, tlUkluo 1I-IIIIU. . tf BROADER COVERAGES LOWER PRICES K. H, IIKNNttrr. leHUhef otpliiiui, IÛtot PHIL F. HENEHAN iftetlumx.. CtAMlmtl ami pnmiliii'. I,«II lllill'Alll «li l,v|ltiii ll'iiin'ilnlor I'IUIIMH, In Free Complete Multiple hi your liunith. ttiui 'Uni'liiii Uotid, clliillltU .InimiiDNO mill IIIIMIIIKIIO. I(i(i LlxtlUfj Service • ltli Hfitmi Av«iun>, K,. crituronl.' if mnmlilo nilru. MIIUI(i<> II-IIIDII, Anil fin flMich. ' ' n-.'il .fnniiiln Idllon, vnry iiirdctliiiuitn, Cull ^Tit. o Mui.ciiiTi "ACOORDJON" Alden Htr««t llllldua 6-7033 tlld MV .Member; fwllllu • Mow Mxiluiilll Ko l.AWN.'l OUT, inlriiM- lni\ilni'ii|ilin[ limn'. — Multiple LJ*tli)0 Survlua — Cranford Board of Realtor/ 1 Cull llUkluo II-IIIMIO til' tlllliluo II-7IIIII SHAHEEN AGENCY imi nhrubn, wwn«, uimU "*. Tvn INSTRUCTION ir ., - NlfhU Oil - lM-i»lm«l»ti >Vw>Vll « NN«»»ll, llHWUo . AT YOUH HOMK 8nleam«n UB Mouth Avwuiit. K., CiMiiford. tr „„.,„., OH AT TUM M'l'UUtO ma MvmlnlHfi - lilt rl-fl?flfl Mortgage Money The REALTORS — INSURORS I.AWN AND MIIIIUMIIKIIV cur.' iluilnu Mln 1'IIIIH.VNIIII lilt (I-'11141 with liulclcr, enft'- itiiininor initnllu, C'litllnu, liliiinilim, (Cluunor Crulil .., i lilt n- II 111 willt . DAN1KL KUUTKT11 . rW t'li'illiu twill tifli'i' 0 I'.M. IIIIU- MOIlTOAflK MONBV "Ovw Hali A Century of Serylet" . btivi tM of 11 Van Uurei) Avenuo UlUdua fl-HBrta frank HiullmMk ,AI) II-'JOBU Deacon Agency liiliror. tl-OUUI. >17(llt. • ' n-;ii cnANroitn HAVINOH A LOAN AKUIIIU *"»• U Naomi JlflnelrtSn lilt O-'Mtt'i V AHHOC1ATION 15-1? NORTH AVE./ E. BRIDGE 6-0777 iTpANsioi*SALK •'v* kv'ii!UVT«UN« HASH X't'lAfNN *INHTAI,J,|i:p . ItruUtn ~ OI'KN WKKICKNUH - North ft Union Avanuoc' Oanford 1 North Ave., E. MUST OOI U») t» HO'V invtiiutt on «MI- nimh I'linlfi roplnri'il. wllli t'iiiiliiii (•! ni'U Sat. from 0 am, ' .Sun. from 1 p.hi. tire nlook'. KUwi1 Inifitm, t«l>U» Inmpi*. BR 6-5051 |U)I« IIIIIIIW. ntl *llfi< lonip KIIIKII'N. On Tuning liu'lilillilll rliiUnn, »|>ili)i!ii mul oll|i>i. MOUTQAOB LOANH «rran«td. Illlla Auenoy. Ultldse 0-3044. tl or nlitiill 8«i»ti)inhcr 10th. wi> will Iw itRMAtUiK I'lANO TUN1NO «nd ro* t'lionn li'Ulliili'll-ti'llll. II- |» oor MOW ntlilltloit. K. T. Wlli- pnlitnB by rvoouiilrnl oMmit.r Dud- l.MMfii INC.. 188 Control 'Av« , Wo»t- ktn I'lntto Co. ifor'tntu'ly Crnnfuid MULTIPLE LIHTINO lU'ltl. Kivu piil'lUoil In renr. Opnn U-», I'luno Clo.t,' Tuni'iH jtntl llobulldnrit. Mottduy ihrtwtlh V'ritluy; Hiitvinla.v, 0-n, •KI7 North Avvnuii, Wolt, Wuillluld Jumble Store AD»m« a-««U. v u H. A. DETERING JUMMl.E NTC1UIC- -Upon "Tumduyii, W Alterations • Addition* iivmlu.vn, fildiiya. Niilunlii.vii rrnin [).;i(l " llKALTOIt CELEBRATE CRANFORD DAYS A.M. to - Porehat • Patloi LOST—S«vh<«» HctoU No. .WTO. Sulmr- luiircct, 41I110 n\inil«Tn[ii)""i{iipi>ii ;imLni»l»'» Hobbies Iwn Triwl Ct>. U >l»t rmtored bi'foio na«aatlon Rooma Clomictl nnd ulniotl. A. KANTNKfl.>llli OIIOW SU.KVVOHMS AT IIOMK; SCIIMI- M«y Si. 10iU>. iwi>tlcAtlon will bo inrtrte Waliuit AV«IUI», UUltlue O-lUill, tf G. G. NUNN CablBtti • for n it»w bo«k, • • . 8:J1 Illlr, I'dilrnllonnl Wiitch ii>iMpliST^»vii>mTwk No. »4a40. SHbitr «|};iiio. \vTllrln HIX wcrlm. vvltli .m>xl to ESTIMATES ON ANY SIZE JOB bun Vt\\*X Co. H nol r»*t«»r«d before mi I'liiv. . Coimitnto kit lm'lm,ll!;i nrv- BRidge 6-8110 Jtioe 7, 1003. mvpllmtlon will bo madi> tliiouuli lioNi. l\vo llvr worniii, UMII- Nuking Service tti'iiy li'iivv:) ifiiiKll, Inatliu'llons, Only •lor A iww book, ISR1!I, Svtlmr- B«i<«rat- mirHhii. ,VI»ttM. Itypodonnlei, KVJCNINQ9 y ROBERT C. KRUEGER bnn Triml Co. If not rv*tovt>d twfotv matennnl ond Infnnt ctirn, lie.ilth ill.v with red lenthrr intcrkir, \v«l;- Dressmaker* Alterations lection bimliH'S-v, olc. MAX TtKORR 181 North Ave., E. S A L E ruit trim. 1'ruo car luxnr-,v combined A Co., UU Ea.t Ornnd Street, KLUu- FUEL OIL is YOUR BEST HEAT FOOT or CENTENNIAL AVENUB with nxitwr wiMiomy llm-koj Ki'*t», HAVR A LOOK In your wardrobe. Clot botli a-uni). ' u rwtf »«*>* uprokor. iioor-nuntntiHl ftnir . ready for M>H)ut mul 'summer. Intit- forward »P«lcd lrnn»i«l**lon. rtc. il.AOO. vlduivl. nlti-rotlons and tlttlnusi. Call ZONKD I'Olt UUSINKSS, A(IQ Mimirr Iwl, Cranford and for the CM DUWBO 8- R1*0' Thursday or bc- DRUIlte «-070:t. • tf lii'al Mip4o\vcr brake*. i.*ood condition. Tel. 270-IHU0 4-3 K WANTED, Cash for modern »r $10S. BHUt«c 11-0340. ^ untiqvv dllfs. sholuuns, pistols. U. S Or b; Appointment swords. Jnp. Nail duKUUni. uniforms, ROLET^- 1WO. «*ll. Iwo-door. mcdiils Will call at youi'i convcnlcnciv — Ivenlnga Call — drive. Good motor, Uivs, buttn>. Entertainment HUnlcr 6-I\340. . 4-26 Good cor for student. MO. Cull ANTIQUES lîriiUuro, lamps. p.Untlnils. Sulcfmen K 6 Entertainment Ulbhy Brewiter ..__ _ BR 6-1008 REGULAR china, tlJ.is and cut uluas. Call KAn- Hope Mlllu» BH 6-JU18 for . . u Hebert BR 6-1308 PRICE 50c All Occasions 3oro Kuzsmn -_ 8R 6-3404 SALE PRICE 39c WILL HUY nn ml p.,mlini; nf AnnrU .in 1 icrlrudc Anulf 13110-31^3 THE YVKTT.E DANCEiiS cvviib. pliii'o. >rnio or pciipli' Will. Qemetery PloU Box 73:1. AUMHIUI St.ititin. Niw York Ultldtfc U-35J0 2:i. N. W - (1-7 NEED CASH tS. »*our (el«hl CRANFORD MKMOIUAL burial.). Perpetu*l car*. i\ 'VOLKSWAGEN SEDAN. Call UHului- PAW. MUrdock 8-1633. t( - -* l) I -4 ABOVE LISTINGS U »'/•'«:«•••. .:.'.' Tutoring AM offered thru membar-offlee* of the ul»>. Clover Leaf CRANTORD BOARD OF REALTOBS TWO GRAVES H TtTTOIUNO High School snd CoUeflB We SELL and SERVICE Kim iiltfc Brsn-- Summer Rental Dairii Queen Cfinrtto drlvvwuy. •ubjecti. Carolus T. Clark. HA. (Yale). LOOK FOR THE SIOH locatiox. tronU on LL.D.. Ed. M . 336 Mountain Avenuo. UEACll HAVEN .>•« JilMrtiiicnt. ..c- 3-J1 1 OIL FIRED HOT WATER HEATEKS WciUleld. Call ADiinu 3-34M tt cummodates lour or tivc Call i-vi - THE DAIRY QUEEN THAT OFFERS YOU lilnch after 4 I'.M . 1'Vcvpt wi'ek-iMida. "REALTOR" VANILLA, CHOCOLATE and "MR. 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CRANFORD BOARD OF REALTORS ^^!* COMPTON REALTY. 36 Brant Avonuo. Clark — FU 8-0433 HENEHAN, PHIL F.. 25 Aldon Street ^ -PR 6-7933 NUNN. G. G.. 181 North Avenue. E. BR 6-8110 DEACON AGENCY. 1 North Avo.. E. —- -— — BR 6-5051 HOWLAND, G. E.. 13 Eastman Street -BR 6-5900 SWACKHAMER. LAURA S., 4 Aldon Street BR 6-1122 DELLA SERRA. RALPH. 6 North Union Avo. — — BR 6-2227 KUBERSKI. FRANK. 626 Raritan Rd.. Clark FU 8-7471 SHAHEEN AGENCY, Inc.. 15 NojA-Avenuo E. — BR 6-1390 DETERING. H. A.. 208 Booch Stroot — BR 6-6330 McPHERSON REALTY CO.. 19 Aldon Stro«?t - BR G-O40O WADE.. EVELYN, 423 Nortfi" Union Avenue BR 6-1053 FISHER-STEMMER. Inc.. 990 Rariian Road, dart — FU 1-6693 MURRAY. DAVID A., 345 South Avo.. Garwood— SU 9-0733 WILLOUGHBY. B. S.. L2- Clark Streot r- •— BR 2-5580 YEAKEL and SHARKEY. 113 Miln Streot : BR 6-2474
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Milt oft ttuiuiny. y\vtf,'\w\w WM'Bwoiiûy HIM WnNhingKui Hiit'U fihl Menuf •- lo itmioc ^ W IVfiohii, |i,ir' iU in, t M i nit its jjubllr flpirli." Cmiiu'il ftiV l(i< fiWHt,' "filfl Tltm* (leiipi'«l Hltii *' .i>it itiiJ wi, HJIIJIIIJH MttwiUeetier- %• Vk\vin Hum ' : ( : < . IIOIIOI .Awiuijti will lip |irpn«iritni°1 by .|f.« (tfflr.l^rit rituftinu of « Uwfuyiw <*f ti'iitnT'tiSO, HiHiti« Pi'eu^n .i.tf Ti'uiiM ati? Him i;yn Pottodf I'tiif ^DPIOIUMII .(. I1I«M liiviii'iitinn will, IJP liy HIP ,»IPW IVfiifiiciiiiil liulUiiujt dtiiiiiy Ciiuifonr tiny?. Illlll, i>= ttoiti lUt* 'WiUin County tilhîng rirk tiii'il IÎNI ilO, ^Hiiisiiied by the ti'lrM," Pi'pabytOTWr't-tibHft'i), weco'rui,- On I|VP In HIP iitiiiii iHid 'V, ifohn ..I Itnlh, liPiHliniiplpr (if 'tnisiRliKj «f»vi'l tiiMnydr NIchT/liis M. l,»i(Ji»i'ip in tin ut , : n«..v««r mtifv proud to-lo- « i t?Hlluii Biinti nutlet' • Oôi^p*.'J'<^!^'» eiilt*rthliiM MIHI i-esldeni.fi in (lay Ninlpy OIWIUHIW ;•'•T\w'Mpllindlo-I VotiHi i ,Y Hi'hciil,' MiMwiuit, wiin Ip ti of IIIP i'(il»iph*t(3rt huHtilng. IIIU'IIIK friMmil »Mlr»ill»ii ei.«(/»* H) "uf .Chtyi'iwew&r NponHoi'iritf orijtfinhwtiuii,.' :..-'• _.' . YUu'thwv V Dwypi', ftittlH si^flhui, is BPHU.II HI «vldpMce In Ihf (."(irrufiuitlly, In 1 , Mnyar Nltholiiii H, Lu- Traffic Check p Uwed to Make a "In MI ««.'«r>iiip|jfihfri»'rit (if Jill of the {jpfjplfi of CtuMurti,". Scheduled Morn thmi n tUmn tonmr m/iy- Library a'Living uiB (ind Township, tom .... "11 \ti up to HIM rietjidehlB of Cimifoid Ut rnitkp our mtw lll»r«ir.v mt&ndird tlir/ ri«j«li(!«tlfin •, m « DvliiHitiMliltilioii," Or, Debotuli J'HI'III(I«P Wulfo, ohli'f of Vtirinw Mnyor fjtUpprt>- I imiy from mi -'through Xifit utti uiwb of Mud NOnlid"iy;?B (Hid a o.f ;th© -faculty of qu«efi'« (MUw\, told ilhd lf«Hf f Will '. 160. t i\\v Grtintttni et'i)ifi« bodhiK <1«lln^ but'lt to of lfl««'H to Itrfld fi /JdW 1.1 h iJulldlha mid anU\ Mint lh" •'The p | t . ..tetmiinned an Paw!*) '. wendOHfj nnd iHipoi'tii'iit ••'Alt-1 fifty; Htt Httnkin^ n ; of £»i t idiitoHi -work,"- Di'; W(7lfi7 ffair State "Tlii'oti«)i tliw iiKII/.fiiKin'fir WC (!i« Counlry Iîilr Ct I'd up held Miiliirduy tit. Mcin'.u'lul ynrd lo riwv, crhpil, color, nan or on .the ClovtVlHiifl .Junl«ir Hchool J'ttt'k In I'liiiiidi-tiiiti with L'rnnfunl tt»f pollfle !H'!i(t- Miumll rink," by Mm,."A. .1. )n hy iinrl mhiciiliillly (if miiri," Hldoiit, LvtuUirr. of tho troop nro By Local Political Candidates l htivo l l» of (iiu'wniid, IIM their fuv- 1 I'HOWNINfl KVBN'l'^llowtti'it MIIUIM, Junior cliiiw p Di , Wrtlfo dunvrllMtd flio growth Min, J. I1, fjiilnthw nnd. Mr«. John nuuiti duiliia tlip pitNt dpctiilo to llluli OI'llO, '" • . ; w • Mwiort, Jt\, li) Of JUS wlniwn 1'iowiUiiH M\if Mnilstiy tin ipircii-of Iho Crunford (Continued an 1'iiyti <'?) It. WnnliiKton, Jr. llononiblc IMIH K llylil tit, IIIIM lnlî'h«H'Hon tml ' Tin' ll'l iialiitln^?: on cshllilt \VO(H!(* Hole vnuiil, him bewv i f been: nh.ined Mchool Junloi'-Mnnlor Prooi. up Ciuol l.t'tmuvrt, vUm-pre inonllon wont to- the C'r«n/nrd till htivo \wvu• wjeciw\ hy thti slain, were vlowml by ovt»r 1,000 f«u- the Kitwtni utild I'" In li«i'fi>ritt« itlmilttr «»rvlee for Nell (;«NIH1(IO, who wmi oeltioted na DiiiiMiillc; Club, tho 'Garden Club" ' UtntJ of HUtilul ovent tn th« lil«h uehool uymniiBluin Frlduy iil J-fonkmmii!, (Ironncd. In CJiiy• iT\\, anil J, from loi'til .•.HiMUiiiH'ii, liti.'h-u'lod" JVIrw. Craiifprd Days (if (jrnrifonl miM l..cii({tic of Women by tntfrle ennntn Ijuil trtif- 4 • Hloitl, Min. Kdwat'ri Kdwiilokl, Mr«, H. flo In Huffivknlly hpttvy to WIIITIUII, It, It, Aniilln, Minn Kn.v ("oU'lciiti, Helpers Thanked ii'i on the linfilf. tit orl- ti liulit tit th»< ln Hlniillly, nrllr.tlc iipjicnl, iihowinan- vftmo til. rl« r-xpreiiMi'd (iF'ipi'nclii- Thf fair, which WIKI conducUjd ConiinttU'i< «| the t'ruttfoiu' Jayceex Conduct ren .Schclh'i' iiriuiidcd nl Menioi'lul tlon to all who'hi-lpeil make tho Attracts Attendance of tiildcr chiiii'inniiiihlp of Mrx. Frnnk oo Mwuhiy ntttht, wlillf Mrs, Thomiin Kiiretl Cfiinford I)ny« obinuvanci' IIIMI Torrcno, Jr., of tho Service LCOKUC, tin1 }hU'«t. tho vwiulttlMles Slate RoumO Hue UtulPiiy, diumhtof of Mr. Mlclmi'l Sloffu In hl.'i wctik-ciid riurh mi outiitandlrni In nttnieted tltuuHiindn ofvlit|tor» \>v- Owl it KtnuW> «:nni\vttlun com- \ (iiul Mi'H, Hubert t.lndmiy of Id and. potted p hir llio (!rmi|> ut tho Mu\\M\)\\\ vUittvmm John E, At UJC Saturday tlltu'einont place, nnd Nell Ciuitnl- The , Glenn . MM • Iwccri 0:30 a.m. nnd 4:30-p.m. Sut- HavlUuul tnlroduwd Mr, dt\ win of Or. mid Mm, Noll CHM- vmdur thn direction of Hiiy Mi- "Tt.'oi'te mild, jjowito 'Howiird M. tirday. There were 34 bootl>» KCt up to The Cnintnrtl Jitulor Ohtuiih 'Cto'veliiiid ilunlor School. rtt a nu'otln« of thi» l tuldo of HKlJjIneoln nveniic?, eunt, Klnlcy, were ne.iitûl hofttrrnnTnnH •SIOMCI add MM f~L'»Mitinei'eo will hn html lit tl The "itit.v" fitiiMmphorti wftn CoiutntUrn last ntRhi bi were crowiuul i4iieen nnd k1n« niUlit blue Iwickdrop HIIOWIIIH II cHuiiht by MI'K. Auiitln llehlort an month.': of planning niul prcp-iirij' funds: for their pet «nt in. »vt butb «.in.• Sinnrdny t»t tho tttiih? fliu > i p dUj V of thp C'ntnford Hluh-Kchool Jun- tillhouettc of Mtinhattiin nkyncni|)- ;ihr polnti'd lit I lie M/'CIH- of the tloi) fttr the i oinmurilty_uluH'i v- of tho t>( thrihiyct'i' 8»fc OiMvhitf Hoiitl- 1 ior-Monlor Prom Frldny ntj^ht. f.'I'M. • ' \ • • ' ' "|)iirk exhibit, Ari-nrclloic 'miiKlt ;iiicci; to mtiMlrlpiil 'einjilfiyivi for " Profit, from the Service Leojjuo Ni'MMed t\\ VUO lit Union Junior College. Kowttrd Mtliu.'i, pnvildent, tind The blue theme wan wirflod out provided hy IVIon'tiiiuii'l of Ciim- tlu-lr (:oopM 'Including ninny (Continued on Payv 2) Mr, Moyoiv IN ti n Thirty flvo youHiM, wlinieiN of Ctirol l.eonui'd, vlee-preNldont of v •Mw with tho Kn,|«y Uib^putoH«v< t)t- Rinul-H-O'n throimhout the Mutt on Pane 8) , (Continued on Pane H) -• (Continued on Patic H) to \l\\i Ihe Junior CIIIHM, preiivnt'tid the vision of tho I'lwo 'HwiottVcIv «ni,l wltl p(irtlcl|iiito KcHltitrittlOu will erowiiH to the royitl i.oiiple id 11 VFW Auxiliary H Co. A tOMldt'iU of IH'. held at 11 ii.in, followed by p.m. In the lil«b Hchool KyinniiN- IV for Si) y.ptu1!* «ud ti urott wrlttt'ii UINI, • olwtnclo courwf iind Ol» lum, which hud been trimsformetl \*<»to of thV Cntnfonl scbobts, ho rofttl fest oiv •Criinfocd ,ilr«i^*bi KlMht ,|utl»jc« will be provlrlod by hiittim Nkyllne, \va\ t'nulu.corlnM from O thn stutc Dopnrtnieui of Motor Fete for Teachers Tcrftl i ln;i(iiuto on\1 it The klrtu and t|U«en wwti Vehicles. crowned «)it t\ llowci'od bnloon^ Mem bor.'i of the LadicK1 Auxili- In C.oralcl Urlscoll. chief of the in Cranfovd tn\n\ ^ overlouk'lnjj (i -.skyline aeonu from ary of Ciipt. N. H. Fl.ske Post 33S, \W hits IWH lutivo with the Huroiiu of Traffic Safely of the behind n Hnu/.ed picture window. VFW, will distribute a flower to Mwtor Veil Tele Division, depitrt- The ciUnmoo to the room vviifTj cuch educator In Cranford today In F«,sftioFi Contest nujiit of Public Safety, will bo through a doorway fruined by their tmnunl Tcachcr.-i' Day obKWv- currently Is a iitomhor of th Rn'o.st speaker at a luncheon for all uto this of directors. A nu'inhcr "marble" columns topped by s|.a- wwk <-mnasiiun jjnve the bn- nil public .schools, St. Michael's the CulifortUa Oil Co. Trophies will int'sslon of II panoramic view from School and Union Junior College. also l)«s- hcen active in the past \n he presented to winner.v,, by Joseph a penthouse Harden. tn the sonlov scoutinu pivgrinn. Mrs. V. L. Brlnkorhoff, chair- vyith Cv Ay or of All-State Insurance Co. The more than (150 nuests man, announced the following as- Other activities Include the He The first place winner will partU-l- In U'w crttoftovy of danced under n canopy of star- signments: Chib of Cranford, tho pntv In the national Safety Hoad- tnMiiw winners decked sapphire blue sky. Chairs CranXord IMtfh School and Union lit i'nurt $) E-O in Wushlnjiton,- D. C. were a moiled around stone ter- \\«-»v: Hanker, first; Italliy Junior College, Mrs. Brinkcrhoff Jcroiuo llurkc, stftto Jayeeo pre- races covered with net (lowers, and Mrs. Louis Klekner; Lincoln, MVoiui;.' Uosen\ary Siacr. 1 Oiui K«ch «iwt 'Kiuvu j Award sident, will bo anionit the RUosls . Mrs. Charles Siegfried; Brookskle î\>oks, honorrthle mention. To (.raiulson in Place, Mrs. Edward Wrznicwski; Shermun JVinior and Walnut Ave- Aitutt ^rtsc. winners in the con- Hodvrlck W. Smith of CoVliyJ ttrvtinjjements1 : l an- beliiK handled nue, Mrs.'Harry Snyclcr and Mrs, ur|y- for FulluT T Uenciol, fir> lU>numl DovU Phillip Hejilcy. ist; Mt*. .1. O. lVttsMof fewfe Scout awards t« five bovsl'^, ' A "Moderator's Nlfiht" and bon MWini; ancl Mr Jl m CttM or of 70? Cleveland Junior and St. Mi- Mrs. D. StrittnUktter.J at « Cou« of Honor held Inst week I °' » voyatfe party- will be held by St. third. al tho First Methodist Church of- field iivenue. winner of the Cran- chael's, Mrs. Thomas Korncr and ford Hoad-E-O, will reprcnent Michael's Holy Name Society In Mrs. Wlllium Gorrity; Livingston Winners in tho cnttôvy of c*i>-, Ctitrdon Crovo; Calif, One of the re- St. Mivhnul's School hull Monday 'osj>eci«lly for Crnn- cipients' w«s hl.s uraudson, Robert Cninford Jaycoes In the contest. Avenue, Mrs. Robert Herbsten; nlsht In .honor of the Rev. Murk I • Photo by iM-i-Hcn StutJInh Hooseve.lt and Bloomlngdale Ave- i wviv; Mrs. Charles Sttjv- T.^WoolCock of Explorer Post 78 of J. Doolcy. PRIZE COSTUMES AT PAIUONTS1 PHbM—Costume prize winners'ut the Parents' Prom held at '«M'»S firsit: Mrs. Kichtu\t Carlson, Garden Grove. nue, Mrs. John Newcomb and; ( F. J. Deller Improved . Father Dooley will .sail on June Cranford HIKII School in connection with Cranford Days are shown above, left to riuht, as follows: Mivtmd, nnd Mrs.'Ksrl Shc», third, Mr, Snvith pcrfornu-d the suino Mrs.,' Bert Jenkins. Former nuildinu Inspector P. J. for a l.lve-woek stjiy in Kurope, Edmund W. Morris, funniest; Mrs, .Morris, most authentic; Mfr.und Mrs. Homer J. Hull, oldest, and Mr.v, Nleholws St t.j»Corte ttnd 15.> ccroinony for another DclloV of U6 Kutford avenue l!fjincludln« a visit to .Rome, ,Mc;U'\ild Kawi) Kochora weiv Roderick J. Wooloock, in. CStiitlcn convaleselnu .satisfactorily In Ale?i- Mr. Jincl Mrs. E.jrl 81KM and. Mr. and Mrs. Robert Williamson, who tied for the'award for most cre- Kdwln - Harkins,, Holy Name ative costumes. Mrs. Hall was celebrating her 2.1st wedditiK anniversary by wearing afluln hir Salurday Closing iu{judiA>d \v«N»ivrs v>f the most Grovo in, Inn Bros. Hospital, EllzntK'th, president, issued an.invlttitiun to The Citizen and Chronicle o(- authentic JGay Nimrtios, «tKstun\os. The local seouter returned hoineJ whertj he was taken last Thursday ;.lf nU>h\bors to attend the party biMdal Kown of hwivy peiirl-einbroidered silk, which originally wiui worn .by her grandmother, licc will be closed Saturdays until n> a ijvnvn owmni by after attending it eveniuB after suffering « hm\tt at- .ind prouram, which will follow Mary Wickes yoi'y/ln 11170. Her escort's-frock coat ciimo from his uncle, Col. J. "Hub" Peather, uftcr Xubor Pay,. beginning. this P. fCoiitlnuud on Page 8} , tack «t ,hls home. / ' . the reuular business mectihtf. who. wore it reguluiiy duriiic the first 24 seasons of the Kentucky. Derby. • • weej<