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THE WESTFIELD LEADER THE LEADING AND MOST WIDELY CIRCULATED WEEKLY NEWSPAPER IN UNION COUNTY

fENTY-SECOND YEAR—No. 30 atWe«tft>ld N. J. WESTFIELD, NEW JERSEY, THURSDAY, MARCH 22, 1962 32 P«gei—10 Cents Boro Adopts Smut Foes Weigh Historic Church To Be Rededicated Legal Steps To $444,165 For Presbyterians to Hold '62 Budget Achieve Aims 100th Anniversary Service Sunday MOUNTAINSIDE — Before a Committee Confers standing room only audience Borough Council adopted its 1962 With Attorney, Sets On March 26, 18C.2, the Rev. Ed- municipal purposes budget which ward n. Edgar conducted the serv- shows total general appropria- Monday Session ice which dedicated as a place of tions of $444,165, an increase of worship tho building presently used $36,023 over last year, Monday Members of the executive com- an the (Presbyterian Church. This night. mittee of the Citizens Committee coming Sunday the Rev. Dr. Fred- for Decent Literature nu't Monday erick E. Christian, senior minister, Council declined to reduce the night with Cuddie K. Davidson Jr., will load the congregation In a ro- budget despite persistent requests town prosecutor, to discuss legal dedication of this 100 year old from economy minded residents measures in the campaign against building to further Christian serv- who contributed to an overflow the display and sale of objection- ice and »B a continuing sanctuary crowd of about 150. able literature. for the worship of Cod. Public hearing on the measure Adequate laws exist in the town Special preparations have been lasted about two hours. Following code, it was pointed out, but store a 30-minule recess Council voted made for each of the three morn- owners will be asked to cooperate ng services at which the sacra- unanimously to adopt the budget with the committee without the as presented. ment of communion will be ob- necessity of resorting to the law. sorved and each momber of the The budget adds nineteen cents The review committee will start church will spiritually dedicate to an overall tax rate figured at its work at 8 p.m. Monday, it was himself anew to his vows of mem- $7.35 per $100 of valuation for announced. bership and to tho acceptance of the current year. Last week an amended statement a responsible share In the tifo and The tax rate includes: Borough of purpose was introduced by the growth of the church. Dr. Chris- schools, $3.37, up U cents; region- chairman of the committee and ac- tian's sermon topic for tho niorn- al high school, $2.02, up 7; county, cepted at a meeting in the Munici- nj? is "A Dwelling place on the tl.10, down «, and municipal pur- pal Building. Journey." DOES WORK—Tfc« "Dellon Gem" above, •• ..tl.r ca*.r _.designeai|la> ananad oubuilmt oby mthee inaustriaIndustriail poses, 86 cents, up 9. About 30 personu attended, gome , Department al Westfield Hifh School took tw[wo totop awardawards aat thth«e "Ne w Jerse" y Vocational and as representatives of sponsoring An historical pageant, prepared ulrisl Arti Conference at Asburjr Park last weekend deipite the fast that it refuted to per. The amount to be raised by by iMra. Louis Quad after exten- taxation for the municipal budget organizations, others as observers. a >• designed. Shown aboard the air car it David Reid, "pilot" and (tending by with a fire As originally worded, the state- slvo research In the church ar- iifuiiher i> William Balka. is $184,054, compared to $161,142 chives, will be presented at 4 p.m. in 1901. This Includes a reserve ment, noting the group's opposi- vespers. Entitled "Window on of $56,587 for uncollectcd taxes, tion to the display and xulc of ob- Our Past," the pageunt will por- as against $44,142 for this pur- scene literature to minors, atao in- tray by tableaux and a running jelton Gem' Balks-Wins 2 Awards pose last your. cluded the word "objectionable." This was deleted in the amended narration the development of the An explanatory statement lists (Continued on page 2) church's education program in the US Students' 'Air Car' major increases in the new bud- hlldren's youth and adult areas. In Memory Of— get as follows: Group insurance; Junior nnd plrmary choirs un- Takes Prizes at N. J. plan for employes, $11,000; fire, der the direction of Stephen Kram- $G,000; sewer system, $5,000, and YMCA SeTs Theme er and the Canterbury and West- Shore Convention Area Scout Council Establishes library, 6,000. minster choirs undor tho direction Finance Chairman Henry P. For 39th Annual IT WAS A MEMORABLE DAY for Weitfield when, in 1862 the of Mrs. John Herrmann will sup- in "«ir car" built by Westfteld Wester explained the $3,01)0 allo- plement tho musical program with i School students won two top Camp Grants to Honor Doctor steeplejacks topped off the ipire of the new Preibyterlan Church, cation for insurance was Included at recorded In Ihii hi'torlc photograph. At the centennial commun- 10th century musical selections. to it the convention of the in lieu of » pay raise for police. Costumed In period clothes, the Jersey Vocational and Indus- Meeting April 10 ion service Sunday, the famout old church bell will chime the ' The Watchung Area Scout Council today announced the estab- He said Council also decided to dramatic moment of itlent prayer and rededicatlon. players will enact the. rolea of lcnd- Arts Association last week- provide the coverage for the bor- ng church characters of the past It Asbury Park despite the lishment of camping scholarships in the memory of Dr. Daniel C. The theme of the YMCA's 30th Haekett of Westfleld, who died March 1. There will be four -winners (Continued on page 2) while the thread of tho Btory Is that it refused to perform annual meeting will be "Tho Y's carried by tho narration, of Ilov, the judges. each year from District Four, which comprises Mountainside, Westfleld, Launch Into Space," according to Series Of Articles To Explain Hlchard 1>. 'Smith, the Uov. James vehicle, called the "Del- Garwood, Fanwood and Scotch Plains. First place will be an all- Registration Urged an announcement tortay by Itobert D. Cole, HBBOciate. minlstei'K of tho Gem," designed to ride on a expense, 7-week stay at Camp Riv- C. Fuller, chairman of the commit- Westfield Revaluation Survey thurch and the Hev. Joseph T. Hou- n of air gave its sponsors erdale, a private camp in Long tee for arrangements. The session rani, fraternal worker. embarrassing moments but Lake, N. V., of which Dr. Hackett PTA Study Group By Church Council will take place Tuesday, April 10. This article ii the ftrit of a weekly series especially The Hev. M. Bolln Durway, who vtre forgotten when the was part owner. The Camp River- will Boon join the staff of the followed. dale scholarship ia worth approx- The second in m lerlei of Mr. Fuller stated thut tho theme prepared by Associated Surveys to provide background In- the Weslfield High School formation for « better understanding by the public of the re- church as minister Xo children, also Certificate oJf Merit was pre- imately $G50. , . . For Lenten Series is: a direct reference to the current will tuke part In the service, id to the WHS industrial Parent - Teacher Allocation valuation program now underway in the Town of Westneld. The other three winners will be study groupi will be held YMCA-YWCA building expansion The pageant will closo with a Department by the New Jer- awarded $50 scholarships to be Participating churches In West- REASONS FORTURVEY grand cnvulcndo nujnmuriidng the Voutional and Arts Educa- Tuesday at 1:30 p.m. in the project which will double the avail- used during a 2-weck period at field are pressing for early regis- able spuce to accommodate the pro- There mo sound and compelling rcanons why the Town of Wcst- past nnd the forward look for the Association and a Certificate Sabnttis Wilderness Camps oper- senior high school library. tration by those expecting to at- grams of the YM mid YW. The fltld is reliving its land iiiitl building* revalued al this time. Ciimnlc- future—*with narration by Dr. MOgnilion by the Association ated by the Watchung Council in The title for the hour-long tend the 1902 Lenten lectures mentiiltf Ihe growth of the town's population to .'11,500 Is n remark- Christian. 'Refreshment!! will bo it vehicle itself. the same area as Camp Riverdale. program will be "What's Now sponsored by the Council of program will be n dramatized nur- able growth in homes, in new stores ami .upurlmciit buildings. New served in the assembly hall. lie New Jersey Industrial la Guidance?" Churches. This in the 13th unniver- rnlion of using pantomime utid Basically, each contestant will 11 construction has accounted for an avcrngo expenditure in the town Association also honored the be between 11 and 13 years old, All four counselori of the sary of the "Famous Preachers skids to illustrate tho story of the f close to $10,000,000 nnnually. (Continued on page 2) be a first class scout and hold u school guidance department series and certain innovations this project and what it means to the At present, llio town is in the Rotary Club Lists swimming merit badge. Winners will participate. They are year nuike possible so great an work of the Y. Cancer Crusade's process of considering n master will be selected on the basis of Vincent F. Washeville, di- interest that Inte registrants may plan. The zoning and building not be accommodated. •Mr, ICdward (,. Hourhs, chair- osevelt Student letters of recommendation, a book rector) Mrs. L i I a Phlpps, man of the YMCA-YWCA develop- codes have been altered and en- Guest Talk By review on lore, history and geog- Charles A. Lehman and Ed- The lini^ series will be con- ment fund, will be the narrator. Area Chairmen larged. raphy of the Adirondacks and a ward F. Johnson. centrated in four days of the week James W. Taylor, vice president of All of these changes, imlivlduul- kes Prize As personal interview with the selec- of April 8, rather thnn weekly for the board of directors, will serve ly and collectively, have had u YMCA Official tion committee. four weeks as heretofore, and as toagtmaster. Randy Holland, a Are Assigned notable effect on the demund for iR Essayist All District Four scoutmasters State CAR Elects there will be one prominent lec- senior at Westfleld High School properly. Vaiues hnvc flucluuled The Wcstnclcl Uotnry Club will have been advised of the scholar- turer rather than four, according and a member of Ili-Y, will do The American Cancer Society widely varying degrees. The bo host to J. Benjamin 'Schmoker, ship requirement and entries ore to Itev. L. I(. Stanford of the Con- much of the dramatization. Handy tocluy announced Ihe names of price of some parcels of land has executive director of tho YMCA n T. Scott III, a seventh due in the council office by April 30. Two Westfielders gregational Church, chairmun of is well known for his cxporlness Westfield Area community chair- changed upward, Nome sections committee on friendly relations student at Roosevelt Junior arranKinents. in the field of pantomime and has men for iU l!Mi2 April educational have remained .static and prices nmong foreign students, nt its rcg- School, has won first prize Serving with Rev. Mr. Stanford several years experience on the and fund raising crusade. The an- have changed but little. ugar weekly meeting Tuesday. Mr. historical essay contest of Revaluation Team Lists At Conference on the committee nre Itev. Clark stage, including appearances at nouncements were made by Ho- Thi>; growth in the number nf Schmoker will address the club w Jersey Society, Daughters Nciv Working Areas; W. Hunt of the First Methodist Papermill Playhouse. bert E. Smith of Cranfnrd, coun- households, the steady construe- members nnd guests on the timely American Revolution, in the The annual state spring con- Church and Rev. William Cober Mr. Fuller explained that mem- ty crusnde chairniau and George tion activity nnd the new guide Bu'iject of the country's efforts In h Krado category, according Photographer on Job ference of the Children of the of the First Baptist Church. bers and friends of the Y'MOA are Randall of I'lainliold, crusade, co- lines laid down for the town's building good will among nations «• H. Willard Richter, his- American Revolution was held this The lectures will be at 8 o'clock welcome to attend the anmml meet- chairman. future all signify it is time for through foreign students attending of the Westfleld Chapter, American and Canadian universi- Representatives of Associated pnst weekend in Princeton at the in The Presbyterian Church's ing. The program will include a Mrs. R. I.. Waring Jr., 871 the town to catch its tax breath— Nassau Inn. Those attending from Westminster Hall on the evenings reception at 15:30 p.m. with dinner Shncknnmxon drive, past presi- to overhaul its assessment rolls ties. David Stauh, program chair- Surveys, the professional appraisal man of Rotary, is in charge of nr- is to lie awarded a silver firm doing Vt'estncld's revaluation, the Robert French Society were of April !), 10, 12 and 13. The at 7 o'clock. The unimnl report of dent of the Wo.stficld Newcomer* and revalue all real properly as •I by tho state society, DAR, Mark Brumbaugh, Larry Everhart, preacher will be Hcv. Dr. John L. the association for the year HMil Club, will hi'iid the Weslfiold Cru- of today's values. iiigemenls for Mr. 'Schmoker'u op- will tie working in the following 1 |>carance. "opiilion nf his accom]dish- areas during this week and next: Kathy Gofl", Janet Humphrey, Kit Casteel, director of field work and will be presented and ten directors sade. She is a nicmhi'i of the Of greatest interest to the aver- '•, and his essay will compete Peck, Heth Pratt, Fran Richter, Professor of Practical Theology at tu serve the Y for tho period 1 OCill Woman's Auxiliary of Muhlen- age taxpayer, perhaps, is the 'Mr. Schmoker is associate cxec- winning historical essays Jefferson street, Canterbury road, Kimball turn, Wychwoorl Nancy Stewart, Carol Vander- Union Theological Seminary. to 19B5 will be elected by the vot- berg Hospital, u u !>(> fur Cancer engineer built. spected after 5 p.m. or Saturday?, The Robert French Society is was not at home at the time. Both Itichard A. Kurd, li), of 220(5 Union f'ounty Judge John K. nviled to meet with the Weutfield lf Woodland terrace, Scotch Plains research in the slide of New Jer- •lub for this occasion. The mcet- , T son of Mr. and Mrs. sponsored by the Westfleld Chap- boys have been turned over to juve- Hai'Kt'i' last week denied a now 1 ter, Daughters of the American nile authorities. was found guilty by Acting Mag- sey us part, of the Society's ex- ng will be held in the YMCA with Snott 210 Canterbury Borough School Board (Continued on page 1!) trial to foiini.-r Westfield l'olice K-ontmuid on page 2) Revolution. istrate Charles M. Thorn of Scotch Sgt Alfred M. r'rnmm, convicted uncheon at 12:15 noon. Alters Meeting Dale Plains Tuesday nit'ht on a conceal- of altering two tralMc tickets. Ho ed weapons charge and was fined t tomorrow a> th'1 date for .sen- MOUNTAINSIDE—The Board JlOfi. tencing. of Education, which formerly met Mr. Thorn presided in the ab- Kiitnirn's attorney, John K. Glen- on ihe second Tuesday, will meet sence of Magistrate William A. at 8 p.m. on tho fourth Thursday non of Klizabeth, had sought (o Beard. have the con vict ion set aside, how- in Dcerfii'ld School, starting to- Another charge niraimt Bind, night. ever Judge (larger ruled that he not having a driver'* licensi;, was could find no grounds "legal or The board still must decide dismissed. factual" on which to grant a new where in the budget a total of S27,- Other offenders WITI1: Willinm trial. J 375 is to be cut in compliance with Kiiay, T'll Boulevard, jas.'ing a ]n reduction sot hy I3oniuj.'h C>mn- red tratlic. light, $vM); Frank r'ran- 1 Iii This Issue cil after the hurfect was defeated zingcr, lo Wotxlbrook tircli , s|>e»."il- twice bv the voters. ing, $20; Frank Lotaim, 7!H WVit Around Town . . . . Broad .i'.i-col, i arclcs.s driving, ?l!0; Husin"-.-, Directory \Shovlin to Graduate Edgar .Widin, North I'hiinnVld. Church New> c/irelc.-s driving, ?•-''>; Itulmrt S|»al- Chr-.-ifi.-.l Patrolman liicnaru M. Simvlin tro, -]{> Living.vlon '-li'-ft, p.i-.-ini.' Coming Kvent.s 10 of the Westfiekl Police Departtnvnt a red light, ?2l>; .Ic^eph Knai-ty, I'MiloriiiN is among the 44 men who will grad- Iselin, pa.s.-ini: a r.d light, j'L'li; (,'ard(li . . . 2-1 uate tomorrow from the filird Mu- Barry Thomas OOi.inivilli', .,vci. I.el t<-r fnmi Kurope 18 nicipal Police Claws uf tin- Nrw due insj'irtt<«n, l>;tii «,f S_'O !*<>rf'-it- <>bituaii*'s . . .. .4 Jcrsey Police Academy ut Soa Girt. ed; Ku>arii. Dipatu-. I'laiiili.-ld. Ko.-ial . . . . !l-lu" The lu'iaduation ceremony will be rareles* driving, *-<>, and l.nmnrd hold at the Spring Lake Community Ka>,h(.r, 1! Pin-- '•iturt. iiut h:tviii^ Theatre.-; a lkeiue for his ilojj, $5. Ill House, Spring Lake at 2 p.iH> CAROL VANDERBILT JAN L. WOUTERS „ MRS. R. L, WARING JR. Women's i'ayo _VJU J. BENJAMIN SCHMOKER P«f « 2 THE WESTFIEXD (N.J.) LEADER, THURSDAY. MARCH 2?, 1962 Voter Registration Vandals Daniage< 1 -% Series Of 'Delton Gem' Balks —Wins 2 Awards High State Court i.iiucalion* for tin library, road . Off-duty patrol^, Year snow removal, and the ! \ repair* Off in County pc-au reported to po|j ~i (Continued from pap* 1) ! MOUNTAINSIDE— Walter F. ' a»te 3 1 l.'iy , .spuk fldvice uniN. a throttle i restive fur uncolk-c-ted ta.xt'S. j t-untrtJj unit, and oilier device*. ; Restores Award tera Tuesday nijfht'( islatove acts and court decisions i j{aupt of 216 Evergreen court jsjmaftilne "for outstanding work It was disclosed some of thi> ! that make We»lfielU'« revaluation I obserrinf: his UOth anniversary exhibited at the annual eoim-ri- ; Air. Oager'* electronic shop j lines include $8U0 for the j in Union County of boys had brcften i 1 011 ! student* developed an electronic ; Th» State Suprem[„„„,,e Coin Mon- "nary raises include ?»uu '» i'"- j -• <• election caused conwid»rabl« ptognua a }eg»l necessity. |wjth the Bristol-Myetts Products'* ' ' exemplifying excellence in *I Ji $26 North avenue, a member of tically all phases of municipal op- «f business grew and offices are AflSCftSOr Will Address pounda. The corners, inside air maintained in Greensboro, N. C, « .. . « . the Union County Chapter Board erations. Both are identical in their elegance. On top, And if you are planning a trip to Europe, wt foil, moulded seat and tall arc ot Managers. She hns served pre- Discussion brought out opposi- the Mercedes-Bens 22OS with dual carbure- can arrange for the model of your choice lo Charleston. W. Va.. and Ft. Realtor* at LUDch made of laminated fiber glass. Wayne, Indiana. Altogether the • viously a» Crusade chairman for tion on the part of ueveral per- tors. Below, her spirited sister-The 220SE. be waiting for you—at the lowest potsibli The outer foils, brackets, duct, Fanwood. Co-chairman — J. Ken- sons to the $3,400 salary paid the European retail prices. When firm has more than 140 employees George Barnard, acting West- and propeller houBing arc of alum- health officer, Charles P. Dotto. The E means Einsr..Umotor (fuel injection fncluding supervisors, crew chiefs,' field tax assessor, is scheduled to nedy Jr., 38 Chetwood terrace, engine, for even greater power). you return, we service your inum. The major ' works in this has served in several previous It was disclosed the pay 1B based field men and office workers. | speak at a luncheon meeting of construction were done by tho We invite you lo visit us for the illuminating Mercedes Benz and assume At present, Associated Surveys the Westfleld Board of Realtors Cancer Crusades. on a 16-hour work week. Wood Shop. Mayor Rou pointed out the experience of a trial drive In a Mercedes Benz. full responsibility for its it revaluing: some 20 municipal).! today on the new short form—Ue- Scotch Plains — Mrs, Charles Warranty. ties and counties. These include turn of Tangible Peraonat Prop- During the same time, the metal salary, provided in a two-year con- Look at several models. Prices range from shop student* converted a PUV-Loiieaux of 1220 Sunnyfield lane, tract, was established by the $3,300 to $14,000. communitles in New Jersey, in- erty Used in Business. in a member of the Board of Man- eluding Westfleld, seven counties plus Army drone engine for use Hoard of Health. MERCEOUttM in North Carolina, seven counties The meeting will be held in the in the air car. This is a two-Btroke agers of the Union County Chap- Other homeowners, demanuing \n Indiana, three counties in West :yress room of the Half-Way cycle affair producing about !IO ter, American Cancer Society. She that "the fat be trimmed out of Virginia; and the City of Portland, Mr. H.I', and outfitted with u special Is nlso treasurer of th« Plain field the budget," complained about EDWARD K. CUMMING & CO., INC., Elizabeth, NJ. laine, four bladed propeller. The nluInformatio- n and Service Center, $2,100 appropriated for police cell 416 MORHIS AVE. Flandert 1-3131 KTABL1SMI0 1M0 dents also designed and fitted a anil has been Chairman of Scotch block renovations to provide sani- If tha standards of operation special gas tank and pump asst-m- ..•md.Acrvlr«_t:*n1*p for Mi-rctilrii-Tlrtu, Mmlrlinkrr lurk ffnil)U» > «ere to be put ihto a few words, Plains since 1900. tary ami othtr facilities now lack- Associated Surveys would sub- scribe tu A sentence written by Mr, -Wiiliam Kinsley, Statelj «etor of Taxation, in the Novem- ber 1960 Issue of New Jersey Mu- nicipalities. Mr, Kingsley wrote: "Author- ities throughout the country arc in agreement that a complete appraisal of all land and building* by a competent firm experienced in mass appraisal programs for property tax purposes Is essential to establish a sound and uniform basis for equitable assessments." Roosevelt

(Continued from pag* 1) road, has lived in Westfleld eight years. Prior to entering Roose- velt Junior High School, he attended Wilson School. He has a sister, Nancy, and a trother, David. fie tikes to write, and while at Wil- aon wrote the school plays for two years. lie in fond of reading anil enjoya bowling, golf and swimming. He is also interested in art. Eventually, he hopes to become a scientist or an Inventor. More than 3,000 essays from schools throughout New Jersey were submitted in the statewide contest. Judge of the winning entries from each locality was liar- old E. Wiseman, assistant director *«f. .the K«w Jersey Historical So- ciety and president of the Spring- field Historical Society. Winners of first prizes for grades eight, »ix and five were from Absecon, Sum- mit and Florham I'ark, respec- tively. Grass Fire Culls She's proud of his appearance and wants For the Woman him to look his best. As a result, women Firemen were called to extin- help select more than 50 "< of all the men's guish grass ami brush fires nt 118 Viriciniu street, the 300 Mock in clothes sold. At times, she'd even more Windsor avenue and near 789 behind selective when helping him pick his clothing Knolhvood ter.-acc, JMomlny. than she is in her own shopping. the Man: That's why so tunny women like to seP their husbands, ami sons, shop at John Franks MOVING? • • • especially when they can't accompany To an Unfamiliar Area? them. She knows that our huge selection of Famous Bruml clotliinjr offers them an excel- Let oi help you find the right lent choice . . . and our experienced sales- home In the rlghf community men's honest and candid recomniendntions at the right price. A» the local are most helpful. representative of Homerica, Inc., the national homoflndlng So if you'd liki- to be the Woman behind service In over 150 major the Well Dressed Man, won't you accept our cities and their suburbs, we invitation to visit John Franks! will furnlih you with detailed Information on choice com- Open Mondny and Friday Evenings Till 9 munities and areas even before your first vUtt to the new arta. NO COST John franks PEARSAU « FRANKSNBACH, 207 E. Broad St., WesHield INC. Realtor* AD 3-1171 US Elm Street AD 5-4700 THE WESTFIELD (N. J.) LEADER, THURSDAY, MARCH 22, IMS P«g» 3 Insurance Agency. He has al- Roger B. Gaiter Named Lincoln PTA's Board Breuuan ou Carrier Felice Fashion Shop Jan* CahilL p to Choose ready named his committee chair- Boro's Democrats The article was accompanied by men and the work of organizing To A$$istance Board Plans Fund Project « picture ol the stop which is tJri* type of program and selecting James Brenuan, fireman, USN, Featured iu News son of Mr. and Mrs. John Brennan housed in the former library build- unty Entrant the best possible candidates U at Appint Group To A meeting of the Lincoln School In the feature* section of the ing on East Broad street and de- present underway although the PTA board was held recently in of 558 Hort street, was scheduled to return to Norfolk, Va., this Monday issue of "Women's Wear scribes the development of the final contest does not take place the school. Mrs. Bayard Holland, Felice shop and other facts rela- State Pageant until Saturday, June 2. Aid Candidates president, announced that the cur-month from a seven month de- Diiily," a publication for the retail ployment with the Sixth Fk'i-t in trade published in New York and tive to the store and its (shopping Heading the various committees rent bank balance totalled $293.98. facilities. ithony 3. Brewer, industrial are the following men: Finance, MOUNTAINSIDE—The Demo- Mrs. John Enders, ways and the Mediterranean aboard the at- other large trading incus, the leerine manager with Procter Charles Asselin; advertising, Bur- cratic Committee has announced means chairman, stressed that an- tack aircraft currier U'SS Intre- Felice fashion shop in \WstfieuI Gamble and president of the the appointment of a campaign or- other fund-raising project would pid. was the subject of an article by LEADER CLASSIFIEDS PAY ton Carlson; tickets, William 1 i-ood-Scotch Plains Jaycees, Strange; awards and judges, Fran- ganization to assist the primary be necessary, and that plans wi-ri unced that the Jaycees will cis Kelly; entries and hostesses, bids of the party's throe aspirants under way for un Easter candy n stage the Mi* Suburban Jack Mohn, Wayne Ortlepp; pro- for Borough Council seats, John and bake sale tentatively christen- n County contest this year. duction, Harry Caldwell, Fred W. Wasdovieh, Leo A. Genova and ed a "Bunny Bla.it." In addition ,e winner of the title will then Chemidlin; program, Dudley Car- Eli Hoffman. to PTA members, boy and girl sent this community in the penter and publicity, John Dupree. Named campaign manager is scouts will assist in this project. New Jersey pageant in Wild- The entries committee has begun Frank J. Magnolia Jr. Herbert Mrs. Andrew Ruotolo, nominat- in June. Winner of the title Ross will head publicity and Her- SPECIAL PURCHASE the task of interviewing prospec- ing committee chairman, announc- New Jersey, in addition to a tive entrants and would like to bert Oeaterle is finance chair- ed the following slate of officers 0 scholarship, -will gain the know of anyone who is interested man. William Bamberger and Suefor the year 1962-6:;: Mrs. K. D. to represent the Garden State and can meet the requirements. An Roberti will be in charge of cam- Boston, president; Mrs. l.oring he Miss America pageant at entrant must live in western Un- paign strategy and district chair- Bennett, vice prtwident; Mrs. Har- ntic City. Mies America will ion County, must be between 18 men are as follows: FirBt, Chester old Kaplan, second vice president; ive a $10,000 scholarship and and 28 on Sept 1 and be single; B. Allen; second, Frank Ellwood: Mrs. James Clarkin, recording sec- SPRING COATS •stimated J76.000 In modeling she should have a talent in some third, Austin Johnson; fourth. retary; Mrs. Richard Davis, cor- persona! appearance contracts. direction, should be attractive and Roger B. Gaiter of 151 Windsor Gene Sauerborn and fifth, Robert responding secretary, and Paul ie last two Miss Suburban Un- have a pleasant personality. way recently appointed to the Lo-Spagna. Fair, treasurer. County titlists have gone on If you meet these requirements cal Assistance Board by Mayor The candidates will officially For Boys and Girls rin at Wiidwood and become or If you know someone who does, Burr A. Towl Jr., was sworn in as open their campaign at a rally in Power Boat Safety New Jersey. In 1960 the win- it is asked that you call one of the a member of the board at its meet- Mountainside Inn from 4 :30 to 7 was Miss Susan Barber of entries chairman. ing last week. p.m. April 1. The trio's platform iSCOTCH PLAINS — Kobert Haufler of Watchung. Both will be announced at the rally in- Newman of Westfteld spoke on iese irirls went on to Atlantic He was appointed to rill the un- cluding specific recommendations "Safety and the Use of Small Pow- Infant and Toddler Coats Building Permits expired term of Mrs. Louise M. to improve borough government. to compete for the Mm Arner- Lipphardt who resigned. er Boats" before the Fanwood- itle. Building Inspector George Tza- Also announced this week was iScotch I'luins Hotary Club lnwt lairman of the Miss Suburban mos reported the following build- An elementary teacher at Oak the formation of an Emergency week in Wally's Tnvern on the ing permits issued recently: Tree School in Bdison Township, Hill, W'Btchung. with Matching Hats ,n County pageant is William he i« an alumnus of the New Jer- Committee of 100 persons to help dsson of the Carl H. Mason INitehie Signs of 128 East Broad sey State Teacher's College nt implement the vote drive. The street, sign at 779 Boynton avenue, Glabs'boi'o. Mr. (iaiter received group will be headed by Ueorgu Squad Hut* Busy Week Sizes 9, 12, 18 Mo».; 1 to 3; 2 to 4Vi $50. his masters deirree in education London of 1687 Rising way, and Community Players of 1000 will be divided into five stand- The volunteer Keseue Squad an- from Teacher's 'College, Temple swered 18 calls during the past North avenue, club house exten- University. ing committees: Business, Speak- Samples and Slightly Irregulars sion, $7,000. ers, Professional, Mailing, Invest- week. These include 8 intnsportH- Tattersall Homes Inc. of War- A veteran of World War 1, he igation and Legal. tion; 3 home accidents; 3 heart ren Township, new house in 920 served in Europe as a fighter pilot The committee will have tho cases; 1 auto accident; 1 mater- 50 Different Styles Minisink way, $40,000. with the !>9th Fighter Squadron at- theme "It's Time for a Change— nity; 1 miscellaneous, and 1 fire Pilgrim Farms Inc., of West taining the rank of captain. He For The Better. Those interested call. Orange, new house in 1081 Mini- is married to tho former Miss In serving on the committee are The squad traveled 402 miles Wools, Checks, Novelty Weaves, Flannels, etc. sink way, $22,000. Gladys E. Bower of Kcnilworth. asked to contact Mr. London. and expended 81 man-hours. MOTOR TUNE-UP!! Only *7&® <"«* 8*^ Bill Ethbaugh • ^^ Reg. to $15.98 Jack Why Drive a Sluggish Hard-to-Start Car? Porker BRING YOUR CAR IN TODAY ut this question: FOR THIS "PEP & PERFORMANCE" TREAT main concern in life insur- • Clean and Adjust Spark Plugs • Clean Gat lines Also e Is to provide my family • Clean and Adjust Distributor Points • Clean Air Filter Reg. to $10.98 i steady, reasonable In- • Check Generator. Charging and Tighten Belts • Adjust Fan Belt in case of my sudden • Tighten Down Cylinder Head • Set Ignition Timing th. Is it true that a Family • Tighten Electrical Connections • Road Test Car ime policy from your agency ei the most protection for the • REPLACEMENT PARTS EXTRA il premium payment?" • ALL DISCOUNT PRICED En & PARKER, Inc. PLEASE PRESENT THIS AD ARTHUR STEVENS INSURORS 223-237 E. BROAD ST., WESTFIELD AD 3-1111 43 ilm SfrMt Monterey Motors, Inc. AD a-1M0 Westfield Open Monday evenings 'til 9 I « Crala, ASIIIate* Rraltal* 30] South Ave. AD 2-6500

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Into IirrU . . . new IiAnr-plaMi hi-eic. From our spring collections Our in 1'iaiiifiri.l! Nr« uVmi- repp.-,pp ! lor. . . . n.-iv lld i Mk lf AI i I lump trrr;i/./o. 1 E.!»5. Hour calf croiriit lor willi matte calf collar BMil tjiiral Crom.nl lw patent, collared in Mark niallr <;ilf. AIMI in hour a,ill lump trrniz/o. 1».».». Hone calf iTOi-r-nt tor IIK. 18.95. Black liiard witli arrcnt trim \l-<> ill pali-nt willi matte <li in-i-rt. l.iceil in patent 'In oatent t-rric-'-t ?•'.•. A!.-:, in liluc iuur.1 r.m\ !)!• J e.ilf. 22.93. T.-ppc-V Kii-Iiiun Slior Silon, Slrci-t Moor. /*«# 4 WESTFIEU> (H. J.) LEADER, THURSDAY, MARCH 22, J862 a The funeral service was held [the widow of Joseph Tirone who LEGAL at Gray's Funeral Home at 11I died in 1948. I Boro Council Asks -NOTICE 1 OBITUARIES a.m. Saturday. ^Ktalt* of j Born in Italy, she lived in Gar- LAND. ul»u iu( InU-rmi-nt was in Fairview C<-m- \voo Grarral Can«tnt World War I«nd in World War coll Coombe. She is survived by ing lot. Council members also (2) BtTMi.t»ral »i«| treasurer of Karitan Council, Boy his country many years ago. He promised renewed action to fill in Legion Post Seats HT Mothers Guild 11 be was a field director for the two sisters, Mrs. Gertrude Scouts of America. was a retired machine operator (S) llratlng- nog Yr Ai Red Croc*. Mulrein and Miss Dorothy an excavation at Ravenswood and <<> PlBwbliiB a.d Survivors are his wife, Mrs. in the garment industry. Mr. Hawk Ridge. (5) Klectrli'al Wui Survftor* *re hi* wife, Mrs. Coombe of the Ross place address. Brody served in the Army in Entertained by 2 "° J^der moy »«l>mit Ethel M. Van Dusen Pullen; two 6 New Members one bid tor any single Ifyra JJ. Jonet Brooks; two sons, Services mil be held today at tons, H. Van Dusen Pullen of World War I. In regard to the health officer, work, but IIMIWH T, Ponalj |t, of Scotch Plains and 1 p.m. in Gray's Funeral Home Charles Dotto, whose duties and Irm Westfield and David W. Pullen of He was the husband of the late •Six new members were inducted Girl Scout Units aralc proposals for mor Rdbert A. of Cmnford; five with the Rev. Clark W. Hunt, pas- Washington; three grandchildren Mrs. Pauline Weisman Brody. salaries have been the subject of branch of the work if „ rrtrwjchfldren «nd two Bisters,. tor of the First Methodist Church, and two brothers, Lester Pullen Surviving are another son, criticism lately, Mayor Eugene into Martin Wallbcrg Post 3, !>ropo»al shall lie imldi Mr*. GUdy» Murray of Fough- The members of the Holy Trin- officiating. Interment wilt be inof Neptune City and Frank Pullen Gugene of Westfield; two sisters, Rau instructed Councilman Wil- American Legion Tuesday night in ity Grammar School Mother's JI nie «iner. ^ Veepslt, N. Y., and Hiss Hazel Fairview Cemetery. of Asbury Park. Mrs, Rose Rosenblum and Mrs. iani Ditzel, the representative to Bidder* will be furnbhtaii Brooks pt N«w Haven, Conn. commemoration of the 43rd birth- Guild were entertained Tuesday Jf the speclllcatlonn and diS The funeral service will be Celia Siege! of Broklyn; and two the Board of Health, to find out if day of the American Legion and evening during a program present- by Architect on proa." „£? The funeral service was held held at 2 p.m. today at dray's brothers, Dr. Simon Brody of the borough is getting its money's payment of J25.00 furearhwi nt 2 p-m. yarterday at Gray's John J. Brown Sr. the post. ed by Girl Scout Troops 801 and amount will be refunded wlf John J, Brown Sr., GO, of 1102 Funeral Home. Brooklyn and Paul of Manhattan. worth from his service*. The may- 824 under the leadership of Mrs. u^l Funeral Home yith the Rev. Clark Interment will be in Old Ten- or said the council has gone along The new mBmbers are John Kele- the specifications and dra.lT W. Hunt, minister of the First Railway avenue, Avenel, a resi- Services were held at the Cra- J. R. Stephens and Mrs, B. K.Rood condition within a»™ dent of Westfield for 40 years died nent Cemetery, Tennent. >iel Home for Funerala, 170 Main with the Board of Health's request her, Dominick Stallone, Dr. Solo- Hachman. The skit concerned a tfr bldH ore received. Tit u Methodist Church officiating. and now the council minis some mon Shapiro, William Schellen- for Bpeelncatlona and druinJH Interment was in Fairview Cem. Tuesday night at the Perth Am- itreet. New Brunswick. Inter- typical Girl Scout meeting. Lead- be made by certllieil cb«ifi boy Genera] Hospital. Miss Mary C. Hillman ment was in Elwood Cemetery, answers. burg, Albert I^aiiza and William ers and co-leaders were honored {» the ordt-r uf Cffia t*fl I'helpn Barnura * 8on. A native of Summit he moved to Miss Mary C. Hillman, 81, ofNew Brunswick. According to >Mr. Dotto's 2-year Nutt. at the meeting in behalf of the 50th Tho Information io iliiMf-,1 Avenel 20 years ago. Mr. Brown 417 Kimball avenue, died Thurs- contract, he is to receive a ualary anniversary of the Girl Scouts. or Hid. Form of Honfe hi Erekine B. Mayo Sr. day at Kahway Hospital after e County Commander Walter Phil- Agreement, l'lnns and " Ersklne B. Mayo Sr,, who re. retired two years ago from the of $S,400 a year. For this, he is lips of Linden, reminded those Mrs. Otto Niederer, -chairman of trrpared by Coffin & plant protection department of lon«T Illness. Parking Variance supposed to give the borough 15 present that the legion program, the annual Communion breakfast, fIlll'MUm & Bl>ll. A VKUCll tired 1 0 years ago as chairman of Born in New York City, she SCO Hark Avi'iiuc Nfw i« the board of Lucius Pitkin Inc, the Raritan Arsenal. He was an hours a week of his time. His "Bells Across the Nation" will be announced that the speaker for the «. V. nre on nie fur rtvlf.ift organizer and charter member of ived in Rahway for 60 years be- duties are set forth by stiitt ertut- held April 19 and requested all occasion will be Rev. Peter Len- Hit- office uf tin- Unard of KJua metallurgists and consultants in fore moving here 20 years ago. Ruling Delayed 30f, Kim Htrci-t, WeetlleU, O New York, died yesterday morning Clark-Hygllp Post 645, VFW, and utes but none of the council could bells to ring at 1 p.m. In Romenon of .Seton Hall who will speak Hij|n muHt in' mx-omMnwff 4t hi» home, 643 Prospect street was a communicant of St. An-She was the daughter of the late say whether ha actually is put- states, tliis day is known os 1'atri- on the "Crisis of College Careers." <-(rtlll<f Kduotltoa • Mr.' Mayo, a native of Ottawa, 1111 man, She was a member of By Boro Board ting in this time and, if so, how. The breakfast will be April 1 To\vn of "Wt-Mlflt-lil. N. J., (O/MJ Canada, attended the Ottowa Col- Ho in survived by his wife, the to promote it into a national holi- following the 7 o'clock Mass at the than 5% of tho »>asc bid In te*( FlrBt Presbyterian Church, Rail- Another letter, from Borough duy. and subject to tlio fwnlllli.Mii legiate Institute. Be had lived in former Anna Pappanek; a son, way, where she formerly was a MOUNTAINSIDE —The Board Attorney Irvine Johnstone, ail- Cranwood on North avenue, Gar- Contract llucuim.jiia. Didder ti Westfteld for 43 years an<) had John J. Jr., of Trenton; a grand- wood. All the members were cor- required to unlmilt with hU H Sunday school teacher. She taught f Adjustment Monday night re- vfaed that the ease of the borough Fred Male how. Union County written I'I>IIHI'III nf H Kurtti been associated with Lucius PHkin daughter; three sisters, Mra. Au- dially invited to attend and bring puny HUthi.rlzed ti, do bmfi._ 'or 20 years. served decision on the application again&t Loui3 DiFrancesco (Moun- oratorical contest chairman, pre- i Inc. for 50 years at the time of gust H. Bcnnlnger, Mrs. Charles their friends. the Stale uf Xt v,- J^rB#y aajd A. Pfelffer and Sirs. Norman Survivors arc a sister, Mrs. of Louis 1)1 Francesco for a varl- tainside Inn) has been set for trial sented a medal to tl.e first place factory to t ho liourd of Edirij his retirement. The slate of officers for the year aKivelnK to fxcc-ule the rn Ruerup; and two brothers, James i whot nce to permit parking only in nbefore Judge W. Fillmore Wood county winner from Post 3, Ilobert H« was an associate member ived and o niece, Mrs. Albert J. residential A zone in Beech avenue n the county courthouse. DiFran- Communale, a junior at Holy Trin- 19G2-63 was announced by Mrs.t'erforniulu-e Hnuil wllhln th» of the New Jersey chapter of T. and Edward W., all of West- Eugene McGlynni nomination speclfU'tl. field. Davids of Rahway. and Oak street, following a pub- ceaco is appealing a ruling by Mag- ity High School. -Communale also Appllctiblp blank Kpacea lotwi the American Chemical Society, Funeral services were conductod ic hearing. received the Fred H. Smith me- chairman, for the members' ap- muKt he filii'il in dntt no cfcja -the Sons of the American Revol- The funeral will be held at 8:16 istrate Jacob Bauer that he vio- Khnl] hf Miadi' In the phrattd. at Gray's Funeral Home at 1 p.m. The applicant seeks permission lated the zoning ordiance by cre- nioriul trophy. The second and proval. The slate will be voted the hid. UiijK that carr>' tnf ution, and of the Westfield Old a.m., tomorrow from the Dooley 1 Monday with Rev. Richard L. to incrense the parking facilities ating u purking lot in an A resi- third place winners also received upon at the April meeting and of- blonH. eniHurt }*, aitiTHtlum, era Guard. He also was a member of Colonial Funeral Home, thence medals. ficers installed in May. tloiiB niny he rfjectfrt as iaf< the Presbyterian Church of West- to Holy Trinity Church where at Smith, assistant minister of the t the Mountainside Inn from 125 dence zone. No ]JUl«li"r may u Undraw 9 a.m, a High Maun of Requiem Wcstflold Presbyterian Church of- to 215 spaces. The progreja of the plans for the within 45 dns« after th» ht ficiating. Approximately 30 residents of The council passed on first road- Membership awards wcro pre- i>perilnir thereof. will be offered. ing amendments to the traffic or- sented to members who had obtain- fashion show and card party to be The Boa ril resiMTi-ji the rl|t] Interment will be in St Ger- Interment was In Woodlawn the area protested the application held in May was discussed by Mrs. reject any aiul nil l>ldi airt u 1 Cemetery, Windsor, N. Y. and one of them, Albert Mnrchetto diance eliminating purking on both ed 25 or more new or renewal any Informalltlo3 nnd in' O« Itepotwtioo lor trude's Cemetery, Woodbridge. sides of Glen rond from Route 22 memberships. Thu recipients were Joseph I>cl Master, chairman, and tracts HS may IIP rW'Hifd t of 1225 Poplar avenue, presented the plans for an outdoor bazaar the inUTCMt of Hi.-' Hoard of m a petition with 25 signatures. The to Rutgers rood and for thu plac- Mrs. Henry Uarrett and Command- tlon. James J. Maddox er Kiirrett, Ruymoml Lawrence, to be held in June was announced lOuch ltlil must lie encloifdi Mrs. Mary T. Walworth resident's claimed such a move ing of a full atop sign in Wood by Mrs. Frank Gilligan, chairman. QUALITY Mrs. Mary T. Wai worth, 79. James 3. Maddox, 86, of 124 Valley road at Stony Brook lane. Albert Moeller and Morri3 Kam- Hcaleri envelope etnloraH *IU Linden avenue died Tuesday night would mean further encroachment Mrs. Leo Flynn, president of the name imd atlKsc l!onril (ti Bduct Westfleid," died ' Wednesday at Mft. ;T>y ajsfl dalme^Jncreagcd dent*' of the 'Havenswood urea to 1 A highlight of thu social hour library. of tho Town »f WcaUM Vi Schneider's Nursing Home, Dun- •He was-.a resident B9M,<*tyk County, Nfvv Jersey. • „ months, havlnir previously 'nved In ffcrBdle 'Would .result in more danger get some action" on filling in thewas the cutting of a 43rd birth- olJen, after a long illness. to their children. The ut'cond grades were hostess- noAnii ov smmiw Roselle Park for six year3 tmd In excavation, which he snid is not day cake, made by 'Raymond Kos- es for the evening. Room mothers, Town of Went!* Born in New York City, she was Tho applicant said the area has only a lienltli problem but a huz- tyack. Titus Smith cut it with a ITllinn County, Sl« J graduated in 1004 from Hunter Elizabeth for 68 years. He was are Mrs. E. .1. St. John and Mis. born in England and was thebeen used to handle the overflow nrd to the children. Civil \V«r saber. Thomas Tyrell. FKAXCKS ". College, New York, with a B. A. parking for at loast 21! years nnd Ffes IH degree. For n time Bhe taught husband of the late Mrs. Margar- et Kelly Maddox. if granted the variance, the prop- grade school in Brooklyn. erty would be improved with ma- Mrs. Walworth was a Westfield Mr. Mfiddox retired 16 years ago after 86 years with tho Proc- cadam and a fence. Also* if th< resident for 50 years before mov- additional space were available, it ing to South Plninfcld two years tor and Gamble Co. in Staten Is- land. He was B comunicunt of would help keep cars off the streets, ago. She was a member of the he uaid. First Methodist Church of West- the Church of the Assumption in field and a former member • of Roselle Park. Tho -bottrd also roaorved decision, its Women's Society of Christian He Is survived by two daugh- after a hearing, on tho applica- ters, Mrs. Archie J. Whyte of tion of Henry Pfrlender, 222 Pern- Service. broolc rond, to decrease the side Besides her husband, she is sur- Elizabeth and Mrs. James Peter Denies of Roselle Park; two suns, yard requirement so he can build vived by two daughters, Mrs. a two-car garage. There wns no L. L. Manning & So« Walter Andrea of South Plain- John J. of Hosello Park and James W. of 'Westfield, with whom one present to speak Against this Bnra«r. On* field and Mrs. Peter McGough of application. 403 W Front Bt, SaL PI. t-VIOf Elisabeth j a son, Harold E. Wal- Mr. Maddox lived; 10 frrandcliil «lv*-»d«d teokltt S»nl Upon ««qo«it worth Jr. of Plainficld; two grand- dren and two great grandchildren. The board recommended the Bor- The funeral will be from the ough Council approve- an applica- BnliderM of Quality Monument* children and a brother, Walter B. for over 100 Yrars Taylor of Highland Park. James J. Hlgglns and Son Mortu- tion from the Dan Dowd Steak ary, 414 Westminster avenue, House in 1099 Route 22 to rebuild Elizabeth, at 9 a.m., tomorrow and improve kitchen facilities. thence to the Church of the As Two recent flies nil but destroy- sumption, Rosolle Park, where at ed the enting place's kitchen. 9:30 n.m., n Solemn Requiem Muss INSURANCE will be offered. Car Theft Foiled m •»• *n«t It. Fk»«* T Interment will be In Mt. Olive nit* tor « Willow avenue, had been gained through a rear Gurwooil, died Inst night ftthe rgarage window. The enr had been home after n long illness. She was tampered with, police reported.

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On* of New Jtrtey't finest eemeteriei— Nan-profit and Non-tectarian Got a knotty problem? If a mortgage loan can help, see us! 1 ONE YEAK DEFERRED PAYMENT PLAN, INTEREST-FREE, AVAIL- 1 ABLE FOK PRE-NEED BUYERS. FUNERAL DIRECTORS B Supt's Office Executive Office F. H. Gray, Sr. F. H. Gray, Jr. B 1100 E. Broad St 125 Elm Street TRUST COMPANY MennRrr MannKirr » AD. 2-0781 AD. 3-0130 WESTFIELD CRANFORD there's an office in your community 318 E. BROAD ST. 12 SPRINGFIELD AVE. Gates Close at 6:S0 j.m. Phone AD 3-0143 Phone BR 6-O092 WESTFIELD . CRANFORD • GARWOOD . SCOTCH PLAINS • P.LAINFIELD mtmb.rfed.rel depo.it insur«nc« corporation • THE WESTFIELD (N. J.) LEADER. THURSDAY. MARCH 22, J962 P$gr«S- avenue and the area fronting both ! serving as hoMes*t*8. I and the Otlitr" in monologue »nd sides of E. Broad street from the a Randal Shoes , (JtiH/raue rarents faculty mvnibers of th' houl! faculty quintot will sili^. northeasterly side of Euclid ave- will bi> enlertainvil WiMlnesdav at Thr huc is a ».<"- SAVIHGSasWELCOM HAROLD S. BLACK glo unit, there will be three dh*i- sions, for women, children and men, with the stock of shoes for each conveniently situated. In announc- ingincer to Give ing: the move, Mr. Kandai said: *'We are really very grateful to all our customere who have made this alk at Meeting expansion not only possible but necessary. . We promise U> con- f Churchmen tinue t55 he was awarded the hon- ed last week by Mayor Burr A. midlum ,! •ary decree of Doctor of Enpi- Towl Jr., for a six year term «uc- c by hfc alma mnter, Wor- ceeds Miss Nancy Reynolds, form- Ground Chuck 65 Soup Beef ^35" ^49* Fresh FruiU Polytechnie Institute, "in er chairman whose term had ex- BontUtt lion of hi? invention of tin; pired. Mr. Linden is the assistant Stewing Beef «5,J Fresh Ch/cken Fort* and -inciple of negative focdbacli and director of the Morris County Ivory Soap far* B«»f Buy the Parts You Like leit s mention of the negative feedback at the rent of the property line. Strut, Juicy — Extri L*r(i ill* mpHfier and tho successful devel- The drainage question was the C pmenl and application of the neR- primary concern of neighboring tive feedback amplification princi- property owners who were pre- Fresh Pineapple " 39 sent. One of the 2fl residences will Oxydol DotorgoRt POT ROAST O*llf«rnl« — Ur|« Six* e." be over the line in Mountainside. Y«M can be sure every "Super-Right" Pot Rout ii deliciouily juicy and flavor- In October 1959 he received the Noffl.b.l lOcoffltbtl ful. They're cut from Fine Grain-Fed Steer •eel. Coma tee ... You'll Save! •l"i 11. Potts Muniorial Award The board approved two sub- C division applications that of Har- »et.Ma rom the Audio Engineering -Soci- ptg. •• Avocado Pears 19 '•f- ry D. Anderson Jr. to form two Mr. Black is a Fellow of the lots at 531 Springfield avenue and mericfln Institute of Electrical Louis De Fioro to form two lots the American Assoeia- on n piece of property in Boyn- Money-Saving! A'P's Crocery Buyt! Fresh Carrots for the Advancement of Sci- ton avenue. An application of Tide John Vincent and Tessie Mor- nml the Institute of Radio J Jnjineors, an honorary member of otta to provide n lot at 634 Stir- 3 /4K. DAIRY VALUES! tat >«' 4 I C Mnionn! potent applications block bounded by St. Paul street, Large Eggs 2 . 95 E. Broad street, Euclid and Lenox ' N*w wttli day nidi PROGRESSO BRAND A35K.QQC otdCh I%«i.»50 B}'/aet.7 TAMATAEC Italian Romano '^Fineit Qualit"y" pkg. W* pk,. I VlWIM I VC9 ••••«•<—With laill "ff »ni 17 Chtd-o-Bit p; itad Procan 2 Ib. Victory Cream Cheese '••»«•' ^10° Fluffy All KNORR'SSOUPS 3 1° Mild Cheddar Cheese ^7;/: 55° Con+roIUd Sud* FrigoMozzarelia i***-! uiW llb.Tf, nCI MAUTE FRUIT DRINKS " '»-• Comet Cleanser Kraft Deluxe Margarine Corn I Ib. Nestle Quik With Clilorinol Or! pig. Jane Parker Baked Foods/ $

155 ELM ST., WESTFIELD, N. J. 1060 RARITAN RD,, CLARK 105 SOUTH AVE., FANWOOD BETWEEN CENTRAL & WESTFIELD AVES. LARGE FREE PARKING AREA BETWEEN MARTINE AVE & 1ERRILL RD. OPEN MONDAY, TUESDAY AND THURSDAY Till 9 P.M. OPEN TUESDAY, WEDNESDAY AND THURSDAY TILL 9 P.M. OPEN FRIDAY TIU !0 P.M. OPEN FRIDAY TILL 10 CM. THE WESTFIEXD (N. J.) LEADER, THURSDAY, MARCH 22, 1M2 M REAL ESTATE FOR SALE IS- REAL ESTATE FOR SALE • • REAL ESTATE FOR SALE REAL ESTATE FOR SALE

RANDOLPH- C. B. SMITH, JR. PEARSALL EDWIN O. EDWARDS BARRETT & CRAIN WIEGMAN CO. HrmUot HKAI.TOH Realtors Rraltor* DANKER & DANKER, & 112 Elm St. Mulllplc I.Uttmt Mrrabfn A LOT FOR A LITTLE HARRY H. MALUETT WILLIAM A NANCY F. REYNOLOSj Inc. FRANKENBACH AD 3-5555 I Wettfield Mountainside l.-J MuuBliin Airaur, We* I fir I W'v don't h.Jicv*- you can »rcl ] KBAXTOB _ mure !ul' NANCY WAY, WCSTFiELD Multiple LbtlRK S).tei« pui;allon and schools. In AD 2-5050 AP Would enable your youiiKRte J wEsmao to net to Hchoo) a 114tit* quicker, SPACIOUS MODERN HOME '•lie The Hu«t*-«« With Th l Uin*.. Only |li»,*00. Srolrh Ptelaa—MoaafaliuMe hut ctherwlKe a i-mtnu(e v-ult ON ONE ACRE MoKtfwt" utirat-tlve home. A u Hi dn it. Thi« pretty street i four bedroom npllt level *ltu- ADaau X>4*M t>nrtirularly attractive to /am OVAl SWIMMING POOL Ht<*d on a beautiful lot wiili PRETTY AS A PICTURE 11 it'* with younu children b*> BARN RED COTTAGE GREENHOUSE 1y InrorpurMtlntt nina> cuMum half l>ath» pluh In-HUllful pait- Glv«u>a. c»U. perh, ^ JET AGE BUT ... pr<-Kvnt owniTM. Living room el 1**1 family room. Two-cur ga Hour has two large bet)rooms M with fireplace, dinette nioderi" detullv to belp luakr H*- r*i|f*r?? (»f rourar! and W bath. There ID an excep- in .Scotch PlalnH, has » living •omethinar I'oii cuulo UM kilt hen. two liedruoma, bath tionally lar«e lot. over 2P"> FOUR SEDROOMS Yes, maybe thin is the J«rt age and pcrt-encd and KluKKed porch bulk lndut>r« and uut. 'lt»f dfi OF YOUR NEIGHBORS trvrrlooitM an avrr at Una, WHITE COLONIAL utalr.s. Vou will likf (he large mous private back yard. A rea they do In jets. SO, U'R little tttr-H nod MbrufaM. Thr dld- COLONIAL children's paradlne. The house wonder that almost evtry ill pai*K the door of thin newly JnK ruuu IM tiultable fur *n- In M'HHhlnKton School dlntrlct lot und ijuU-l npiKhborhood. Call llf«terl home In thin attriic-tfve A brff£h( rheorful cpnlcr hall Li vine: room, fireplace. ittrK* Itfldf la in HpottesH condition couple set •« an ultimate go«.l PARKWOOD trrtnlulnjc «nd th* tclvaiu- rlrrie In Hootch Fining. The luit kllvbrn ha* a rhverfal (.'olitntal on u wtndlnK Fanwood dining room kitchen with t-ai- for all appointment to we ItThere In a nice living rcom A honeymoon t , , the pwrtrehlp of a special kind SCOTCH PLAINS property In exceptionally pretty krt>nkfnat nre«. 1'hrr*- Hf« Btiect. TliIK home, It aetrnn to Intf Hpuce. lirst floor lavatory. with rtrt-plac*, separate )t)t 0 w of home that they dream about and with 200 feet of depth you fhrrr nlrrl>- drcurnlril I\TIW- UR ,in rfallnllcHlly priced—Just Hcrt-eiied porch overlookB eitra now. or perha|>8 (or a rttlrtd b» On beuuilfut Sylvan Lane, thin might even (trow your own U4 bd th 1(1 on the markft. Ita ponlilon, Ue*-iJ yard. Three KeneroUB «i*i*d roam, modern kltoh^n, lly. Re««ohftt)l«. upkeep | until It become* a reality. Kftrdeit vexe tables. Thin post- five >*-ar old brick and frttmu . . . Ainu, «pK4-iuus fmuiiiy nU*t-ly net bark un lictter limn bedrooma. tiled t»ath. On a dead- acrêned and fflafltied Immaculate condition. Pin level t>-(i« home radlaleit cliarm war brlrk front Cape Cod IIHK a H half Hurt* plot, lift f*!*fit-foiiH end Htrêl. c-lo«tf tu *ich(>ol—a total of four bedrooms; Z on room nttk adjuInlB« aulit- porch. There ar© two flour room* » ith dlnin afeantime, we will h*lp you and loving; care by prouuth upntalni. AIu budget ma(U ih*. ultimate f« In ctu-n wit I) large t>utlnt; area, «lblr fourth bedroum vom- iiem - open stret-ned port-h on lirnt Kpalude TV IIHII, HVIDK rnom with fireplace, 1 tiled tiathR on ttcc-ond level plun outlet* lu A r(Mim«, t\-MtntU*n formal rjlnln*; room, Ktudy, HO- I65& Center Mall home in really Two HrKt IJoor bedroom* Hnd Whether It's th« very fir* iHrfre bedroom on third, (inod Inlrrrtinif H telephone jHt-k«. larluni, cat-in kltrhf-n, pnwder Hpoiitsttm condition. JAving room. clonctft and storage «|mcf. Ma- dininK room* kitchen with two upmaJrB fiianle an nverage bone ... or the ultimate , . hogany panelled recreation If rbronolkrriii* for *•*«*•*- room, plUK Avo txjdroom* and 4 4*11 iu what you want . . . we tnK IfiuprmfHff rtmirol . . . batha up. Two-car garage. breakfaxt space. L^trK^ family room with fireplace and built-in $20,500 find, aw • "piece tie reMta- room. There Hre 2V4 imthH. full s\zt fflinlly to enjoy thtfl Ht- . will move mountain! tflgura bookHthelv««, lavatory and laun- tonfr" tarrr tun complete))' banemcnt^ double (earn***. All DISTINCTIVE AND lively vpeakjnp) ... to »how dry on grad* I*v*.. Two-car at- Not officially "Muted" yet . . . thin, on un acre of nround in Irnrtlvv Cup? Cod. It Is located tached garage *?a» h*ai. lovely but quite attractive, no let ua fiiulpped 16' x VN' numuiir) $21,500 COLONIAL CAP! >ou What you.will f*tl Is BEST Hwfiimtlnv pool JUKI U atep neu* eeetion of Scotch Plain DCUOHTfUL plot apjiroxlmately 106' x. 170'— know If thiH In your favorite or I wo trow tkr huHNfl fur $33,900. on ti dead end ntreet In Scotch for you. Rtlrartlvely shrubbed and shad- price bracket . . . and If you Thl« la a Ilttlf r«nclt think ed hy willowy blrchcH. Many 'J'rulj- • nuer-pfrfrct Mend- FIREPLACE CONSCIOUS? r are not already on our waiting foic of ffrnt'r mill mtMlrrnltf* HI it) lit*, has u very deep lot and For the family, with dlitcrlmi av^rairft amaller home, witk i unusual featurt'H too numerouii list for a modern Colonial type Jiiat t*iw iHflca from H'eMC- nutlntf taatft. This is the hume to mention here. Call un today home wllh excellent #lze rooms If you nr«\ thin charming- and PRICE REDUCTION on>rB so many advanifiKp» tu a lip-top pine panellrd lug, ftnri let us (how you thla brand and a HO wrier room. In WeBt- field, (('an br «kowa iveek.- Immaculate Colonial hns two to look at. A Jove-Jy lar(r» atone «••>» MH«I K«.tMritn)« tty ap- real fireplace*—one In the liv- room with log-burning flrtpUct new lieltnff—•3K.750. fielrt, then we will oall you when ltt) Two 1)1 oche from all schoolrt, family with children that we and framt- uplit level. Center we KM the "green" light from ing: room and one In the nicely hort walk to illation. 8 room hall, 20 x 13'6 llvlnif room with and hulll-ln bar on the int :he owner. tin lulled ret rent Ion room. Th^rp floor, In addition to thr liuta SHACKAMAXON MlVt IH ftfNo A full dining room and home In Htonelcltcn 1'ark, In tx~ ur(.;c an early Inspection. fireplace. Family pise dining H-ret-neil porch uluit three nice rellint condition, lively modern living room- lArgo kitchen am NANCY WAY kitchen, larKe panelled recrca- room. Kstra large kitchen with dinette. Tu-o nttractlrt, clttn $3t,500 WOODUND PLOT - iwirooniH and tlffd bath on thetloti room. Carpeting and extrao "GREEN GRASS PIE" «u-oml floor. (SarHKO IH attnrhvd 11 oven, oountef'top rar bldroomH comp]«tf tli* liftsi For the growing family, tblw BIRD SANCTUARY nnd the lot-atlon Ideal for Oar- Included. |34,000. OVER ft ACRE Exceptional split In practically 1 plua ample dnlns area. Oeltirht- quarter". Ttin-a In H»»H ft frnmc and it tone (('titor hall, he Hhape of thin Fanwood lot den Htatt Parkway, and suenH (ul open ucre«ned porch. Three perfect condition. 8 roomi, 2 it four bedroom ttpllt level, built IveH you the apace, where you Vuntnm bulll, i>6-*U>rr Tnpe what? Tim devp lot IIUK an out- potential. lîrg<* cellar, Atuch- b&tba. Beautiful recreation In 1867, should meet your re- ''it It—behind the house for (.'oil, on one of Ike tmmt door burltf QUP. $36,500 large, large, bedroomi* itnd 2 ed g:arfi«e and a bfautltul yti f|ulrein«ntK. With two und um-- C. B. SMITH, JR. 1 room, Screened porch. Fireplace ...ucy of Huinm«r actlvltlea. brnudtul, unturnl nmidinnil tathH on second level. One bed- completel) «nrlo8fd with irtlt tiatf baths, a very Ht1r.ti.tlve til* home Is a lt»64 Hlilit level ilulN (^| Mere) *vr've ween R*aHer im on third level (I8jtl4) In living roam. Walking dis- grad« level nanrlleri ret 3-.%fl2T fop location lu Westtteld. Price sired access to tha various nnd hath ua Und. The llv- n Franklin Hrhnoi area, done Attnrm (.aidwell AD 3-S3NT roomH, ono of which IH an an- IUK t-woia tu quite a|>ncluu« of & large fumlly. Jleuldea the |39,900. ununlly nice f unlly room pan- to town, nhopphiK. Junior Hlifh. ..-. H. Mmttk, Jr AD 8-1W03 wlCk sluae flreplncp, wuod- Three bedrooms, 1 % batliH, one- fivu licdroniim nnd 4 % baths, IT'S MUCK! IN THf HIART Of elled with hlen.'livd tnalinKany. liux, bw^kakel veM and two car garag1-*. WYCHWOOD A warm, dry basement nan Itliturr tvlndonit. . . rflnlnjK $20,900 space for children's play or room bna ouulnt citrner rui»- there arc two extra tlmt floor $43,100 1'op's work shoup. $26,600. 1 \KW (Ol.NTllV UOMK, Old- One of Wefttfteld's lovellPHt bonrda and pit (ore ivlndow IlrtO' I" WleirtnUB 1955 RANCH Hlennilujc modern kit Kvn. KM. AU H.:UK4 wick area. Living room 13 x 23 mo ma. Here IH a really comfor- $ao,9oo 1 homes of true culture nnd with HreplacB, dlnliiK room 12 x In a very quiet, "neighborly charm. Newly decorated and 14, lurgre country kitchen with tahlo home, good In denttfn, neighborhood In Mountainside. rt'Arty for occupancy. A perfect Btom-frunt, 1948 Colon I til. A One* of the ouintandinjt mint "amtly home, this alately Kna- KvrnlniCHt fireplace erjulpned with double Btill avallablo. Sis room nnefe ... *nd In Wychwood. Built to EDWIN O. EDWARDS Mr«. lunliellr llrr«e ..All 2-4OT8 oven, rung**, dmhwiiHher, clotheR wotl maintained and tho kind convenient location for Holy ttil) Mtyle hounc \u Miirrouiuied wuehcr, dryer and air condl* Trinity schools and church. Thiu has th reo bfd ruumn, dlsinf order for the original owner by an «cro of beautifully Rhruh* Indirect IlithtlnKl oil krnti Mm. Alfklld W. MIckrlxiM wo ulnayti enjoy allowing overNloed double irurnice , . . AH 2-TT3S lluner (all (icneral Electric). S r6om and kitch**n with **!!* In 1»S6, wbOM construction re- ieri grounds. May we HIIOW you 112 Elm St. bedroomn, 2V4 buthn, 7 large well-built dwelling hnb Urge quiremenu were particularly thin beauty today? An excellent JUMI ftv« nilnnlra from Wfn<- rooms throughout, ait open ce. Attached gar«ge tnd J*- value for 172,000, AD 3-5555 llrld . . . the prlre IN $,'(U,- OIPIB. Attic fan, electric twat fd Just over the Wfnt&tH field. Chrysler Air Ttstap year 1MHI . . , we'll he plenaed to with Individual room control- screened porch, attached g verHlsud gamtfe 24 x 24. Full line. lmmcillAUty available. 'round »lr conditioning. Thu KvenlnKM titmtver your qumtioua. «, oil heat, hardCop drive, P. CAMILIO A SON basement. A good Medallion •even lovely rooms include a CHOICE RENTAL Winltrnt II. Kdirarda AD 2-A.170 home Just completed on a 5- and play space In the basement den that I* handsomely panelled Bor T. < anllrM AH S-OStM) IKAI. KITATK— iiTf tract tn excellent neighbor* HARRY H. MALIETT for the kltldlen. The basement Claire imrhrr 1UJ-2JH NEAR 4'J3 NOIITH AVK., W. hood. lJrlCfi $42,600. Call -2t R««llor have been painted. The living homemakcr will never complai yejir li-ftrte, unfurnlwht'tl at $276 Kllaabrtk Flynu .... .All 3-MK> MODERN COLONIAL oC *ke Wealllrld Ho«rd ruom it* i&'6 x 17'O with fire $23,900 per month. of H»llor« or too much family underfoot, $22,500 O1.DKH Hlx-room home, FrunK- pi net'. The three upBlalra bed fireplMM In the llvinr room. EDWARD A. CAMRLO tin Hchoul, lot 7&x3OO, excellent MRMBBR ruoms and tiled bath are all 4 BEDROOMS An "Interesting" lot that Ja fioiidj ' nii*dem* •** room HUALTun. — INSUHOH llL'lflliborhood. Tajten $403. Priced home in Meal location for nHl ut JH.fOO. AD 2-7966. LISTING 8Y8TBM very good a 1*6, NlWiA 14BT- MsJIy cared ror. Mr m her. }fHi«*r chlldrrn , , . I'nuiu- 3-8-tf EV. 2-CAIl OAMGi nll> deep plot, quirt Hlreet HOMERICA, INC. it mi proximity to modrra Thl« lovely home In jtmiuRiRr ackool* Three brd- Ml ElAtER STREET CHARLES H. BOWLBY may be bought at a v«rr !•• A H* 4 tonal hoMvlMilHa* H ml tar romtiM and bntk on wecund vire Mvnfliibt* wlthoit r floor . . . modern kitchen COLONIAL CHARM I aon&ble figure. We f«l U»l la the proap«*«1lve borne k III Qalmhr Dlrert ivMh hreHkrniit ttren, pnw- AD 2-5050 All. 2tM «ler ritom, nt-reeoed port'te H. CLAY FRIEDRICHS, Inc., Realtor when you «o« II, you t« »iH •lt,7S0 filua I'oitirorlnble 1 1 v I n ic WESTFIEID Our 35th Y«ar FANWOOD AB pretty an a jilcture In agrrce that It repreienli •«'• rtroni nut) dlnfnjr room on THE SURGE 1 lovely section of Kanwoud. A Htandlnfr valut* fur anyonenwd" Int. Mny we "pinpoint' It Kvii.i ONt FLOOR UWNO true Center hall Colonial. Hpa- Inff an olRht ronm hotnt l> "' OF SWUNG fur joiif WELCOME SPRING llorr> If. Mallrlt AD 3-H QUKT CUUNE-SAC Mrn. Mmlalii Homrr..A»2.9S6S cloUH llviiiff room with flr«- Kranklln School clren. IH** 1ft brlntclnu to life the Hplondor IN ONE OF THESE ATTRACTIVE HOMES h'raak. V. Kmoll AU 2-8173 place. 14x14 dining room. Ueau- the. llvlnif room l» 25'Ion*. '•"' PEARSALL of the IIIHH of Mounta]n»lde be- lly slic- dlnlno room, kltfH" hind thU moRt ititereHtlriK uptlt LARGE MODERN HOME MH.lMto—In Kunwfiod ... a pp'lty c«|»f Coil on woorlt'il lot with tiful family Kunrooni o(T the & level. Wide entry Imll l«ad» to lri>]>lticf In tlu- living r<>«ni; (UHIIIK room, porch, und 3 bedrooms living room. Kxll den. Modern with eatltiK space and pln»" 21' living room with flrephice, ON NANCY WAY den. Kurnnco <' relatlvelr »«• (Unlnff room and modern kit- n till. Uvcn 11 pluy hounc for tint klda! kitchen. Three lovely bedrooma FRANKENBACH chen ar« botli lar«e. Four bed- $39,900 und 2 l)Rths on second Hour plus and tho hor.ic In In Rood H«' UAUTIFUl rooms and two liath* on the W(t,5OO—Titckoil inviiy oti quiet Applr- Trrv Lttnr In Mountalunldt* me. T'niiRtiritly nnnelniiM tlirrr* is this crlHp Colonial with .1 nem>roun hodrooniH, 1V4 bathw, llrc- 2 flnished bodrooniH and 2 baths able condition. We Invite J'" upper l«vel. Big rumpUH room nlnct', don, porch and flnlnhod lut^cmont. lôvoly lot SE» x 150 . , . Innpectlon. Immtdiatcly •'•i1' FMNW0O0 ROAD 15 ELM STREET— AD 2-4IOO with sliding doors to patio, level koine ou «rlil«» corner on the third noor. Qraclous Hlgh-cellliiKcd banemcnt. Dou- plot nrnr 8hnrkmnnvi>n Modest tuxes . . . excellent vulu«. ___ Btalrcuse all the way to the •ble. Rvealaira omlri ble garage. IiOriited In the heart Country Club nnd "Ntonr- Very choice Mountainside area. llmrl aj. Crone An 3-M«4 of the Uoro neftr the auhooln. hfnttf" nrrn. The "ftplc nnd .54M)—Nfurly a ranch with only 3 Htrnn up to 3 Urge hpdroonit* third floor. Large lovely lot 103 I1. Blair Hiinn All 2-4SII0 Asking $32,900. ttpnii'* Interior Inolodea ffnur and 2 hathfl. Over IfixLMl IIVIIIK room with tnuidmitno tirt'jdiu-e und * 241. A truly tine home anil a Large lot. Wo can hoiteMly «ay K»OI1-HI«M1 lirdrootiBM, tm» pen lirttmetl COIIIIIK. Forma) Olntnt; roum, pnnellod r IfveU (Hintry kltclu-n; playroom ami patio at uradtf h-vel. MnrvdouK better than new ror the owners JamtR A. Clarpoole... ,mo-7tf21 . • . 1wen1}-f»ur txntt i»lni* •«y In today's market. JAMES J. DAVIDSON Ckaa. H. Krn»kf abneh. Jr. pnnelled dciit iiuiTdcr room ItKAl.TOU BIG RANCH have done all the things that CHARLES H. BOWLBY •intl double fcnrmce on 7,tWN'cwly nvnltnblp ami mighty in-fity. Air condltlonocl ohange a new houae to a real AD ll-HNM icrouml level. Tlic llvlnur BrrrauB 1\ Pearaall . AU 2-87OS WB.IIIPI.I Mulllvle l.ltl throughout . . . fi excellent hcdrnoniH In all (2 on cxpiimU'd ûtl BIG PROPERTY home. You will tie delighted ruoin IH cunt fort II My Inrwe floor) ... * Imtlm pluH powder rot»tn off imHimrtit pluy room. lit (luliuhj street with linned )>lctiiri' win- 1 LIKE NEW with the fine ground**, the love- All 2-840O Kvory Inch of npavc Menalbly utilized, l'am-llod tircphici wall, dow nnd open flreiilncr , . * (lining room, modern KltcUc-n, pnrt'U iintl 2*car guraê. (.'nil for EXCELLENT LOCATION $32,500 ly shruba. At for the. fluor plan fcllchen U tilInt ullh mod- itti IHUI Hum In 1360. This Colonial dec- of th« residenco ... It has all ern it|i|il|nncen mill hrenk- oruttc! K-vol type houxe ts lo- fnnt uren tm'VH (lie morning: $19,500 •When you live In tut "«•'* the senae of ffn&clousncHs that ,—Hmml new nnd beautiful; in the bi*nt AVilUamsburK tra- t'Rtrd in ono of Scotch Plains' Mun . , , Knmll>* dining mom dition (.-omplcic with 2 llrcplareH ( nltoo(l»l«^ you love combined with the ef- THOMAS JUDSON . . . Realtor . . . Insurer mljoiitn IN' wcrcencd imnrh. nnd one In 10x2S Itvlnu rontn). l^ttrKe modern kitcluMi IIHK Inrse plot with treed and in the with pl«nt>- o' tncs IMt» ficiency of large rooms well laid Mlimlf trecH Invite NUiinurr luiJoinliiK Inviitory niul laundry. Accesi* to dining room fr*»in UPlirmFntinu i-xc<-Mcnl vuluc, mlo»i of hlKhi'r and comparable •'«Miok-outM." TQIN IM n new holp kpep you I'IIIII I" "" *' out. 4 bedrooms, 3 batl>«. BIK WITH A GOOD ELEVATION Ranch Home with Trees •ontCT hull. Four bcdrooniH In all . . . mnnter with private bulh priced homen. llntlnii' — tuny we tell yuti • n l^t llnor . . . ;i upstairs with "nd bnth. Attached 2-c.a.r K«ragP. thi.s I'-Mory t*olonl«l htiH nmiiy Hummer nionthn sMini- re-creation room. Work shoo. 200 x 200 lot more nit out It f The centrr hall runs back IN MOUNTAINSIDE Acre i>lot In KhacltKinuxon ari*u of Scotch Plains. have Juet nucli » »!"" I"""'| Oversized garage. $(5,000. V A > <« II A l> !•: V Al« II VI Til fcutures imludliiK n 19' living to the modern kitehen which »nr H(.«»tt*hnnoil In Scotch ts complete, with dlRiiwanher, with plenty nf rlisrm. v'" MDAI T1F1 1. THKICS AMI IIIIII IIOMK \VANT!H>t Newly tranHfcrrt-rt family nvcAt* 1 htdroom room, ncpanitr dinlnB room, lAliUHlC wall oven and very NIIIU 1I1IKHY. I'll S ItlllH IMnlna i>n npiiroslmntrly noilorn home with minimum 8tcp» due to arthritis . . . vtim'h (*r In every «•«• — «er)lhln« ' nvTe, n onc-ntn>r honNC n "MODERN 2-FAMIIY" 1 adequate dlnlnc area. There Is •WNSKSKIO* . . . CKvriiit HS- rntrnncr hnll. UvInK ruutn ivlth Mplit level IU-SIKH HuitHblt . If you plun to t» enntact OOIUMI porch, 3 bedroom*, a ii deparate dining mom, also a one floor—nn HK-PN. Tfirê IIIAM'K HAM.... nt(i I.IVI.VCi Mm. Smith In «uir \Vt>«tli(.'lV furjinoc, nnil n modem 1I0OM . . . DISIlMi ItOOM , . . klti'farn with ilnliblr xlnk. <•!<-(•- frnntc mo fnmlly home 1M rnom with adjneent pow.lor In llvlnc room. JlnlnS '" KITCIIKX WITH TAIII.K trie rnnKl* unit ttrrnkrnut n i-(»il\eltleiitl> Inrnted nmt room, three, bedroom* and two W'A»'R . . . llMllllOON AM> ... thrrr hcilromiiM (the lunatfr buth. Home newly decorated Cull baths (one with mall Bhow- modern kltchfn wilH >•"''*'" EXCEUENT RENTAL HATH O\ Kill XT FLOOR . . . (•«>nliilnn <>\(» nlfrlv ileon- er). irea. Screencil pt>rrl> ""ll ^ IM hlK> Kln«»«*«l nnil Krrcrn rntrtl Ilve-rnom il u |i I e \ HINI li.ciiti'd Just a tew blocks porch, t«vo btifhNi tntf vnr n H. CLAY FRIEDRICHS, Inc. vai'X und 2-cur (»'«'• ON Slicovui rkU IS one of the titi'hr*! itnrnicr. npnrtmi-ntN, <:OOI» IN1OMI1 KxlraH Inrludu huilt-in book- - $275 - htht tiullt hoitSf-i. nnd bnt **nrt*il —<;ooi> iio>f ic. în>- vrc nn< from FniuKlln grmlc nchool. Hvii In the reoroatlon focmi, a Bootch Plains resHentlH » It hns hern aur lirlvilricr I'l.ASTT.H WALLS mvrcr jour tjurMioiiMf rBc attic exhaust Tan. alu- DESIRABLE NEIGHBORHOOD 220 YOI.TS M':il\ll'l-; •z:\:\ .Vurtli \\v., M'CMlilrld 250 South Arc, rHtMTmtd rail for more Information. minum combination windows tletnll wr eintmot list In tlifN IT.l Mlll\(i l-wlt \\ AMIIMI A1J IMMKIS KA U-77O0 and ii permanent driveway lead- Mltti<*«.. Wonderful vnlur al V.l'£,- ine to the ;-car garaue. An AVAILABLE AT ONCE IF YOU WANT AMiM.i; I'AltKIX; excellent home at $34,900. A HORSE - AND LIKE — F.vrN. Only — JAMES J. DAVIDSON THOMAS JUDSON, Realtor-In juror THE COUNTRY ItKAl.TOIt AM> I.NSIHOR. 4 BEDROOMS - 2 BAI« •M0 N0K.TII AV10., n< l.rnns Al> I1-10IO .Irnn >Ii*f;»lrr HN0-7M I 437 .«O(TI| ATE. Kve». only. MIIN. ({HACK IIARTKiAN. Al) U-700S liilxttrlotlM. nMrn- modern Amrlln (Judy> Smith All 3-ll7f> $32,900 MivMUKn MIXTII»I.K LISTING i"oit WI;RT1''II:I,P, liuntf in niif4)>olleil Wiitclitiitt; lllfk I.iilfcntc PI. T-«2H1 PARKWOOD ESTATES WE RECOMMEND I HtlU . . . on tivo mre* . . < Kuy ii«o(hc AW a-o*w« .MfirNTAl.VSIDK. I'AN'WOOl) AM) Sl-OTCU IM.A1NS In tho Willow tirnvo "r"^ by appointment only) c»i>ii>teti> with Mitlile unit Kirn. Only) A liriind new Parkwood uplll ne«rliy trnllM. All ronniN nrc •iroritr P. Hull \ -.ofMI 1%-«.|itftrlil (near "cl"">" : $28,900 l n l<-v,| I, „„«- r,.,,rty for your In- YM • init»»im'" tone ixMlrmMii »tn Jninrti j. David Hon.. .All "•1081 »P'M-ili.n In Scotch Plains' fine grade.) I- thl» tm' '"" ^ Int flnor niriiMiireM 17'.\ Il't colony of custom built home*. PRACTICALLY NEW , . . fnntlly room i'-ft' x -O') Old (.pllt level. OWIIT n«- THE JOHNSON AGENCY, INC. 1'Oiir t\Mn-»licd bedroomn. two r , » . totnl of four lii'ilrotmii* ELSIE BETZ, INC., Realtor and one-hulf biitlm. ljirce and It In tini- i-ondltlen ami '^mrt, CAPE COD REALTORS INSURORS 4th rvr on (Irut) n nil ttirrc (Member ot the* .HuUlpir Mntlnn: N>Hirni) ovely kitchen wtlh Aliihwn«hi-r. porioesslon to fBlt >""r ^ 26 Prospect Street AD 2-0300 IMHIIN. Kltclirn nnd llvlnv luiilt-in oven and counter top Ir room nrc like '*i. ROOJ .lei-ih. ':"nr;,« "WiirnliiB —"ttiotilth thr nrh'i* •> * * • * larite living room with rlreplsce. CVMlSll I'OTTAUK type |n,me JuM ll>t«'y IN hlirh, yitn tiiuv 1u*t> your M. A. MERCNER screene.1 i">rrh. """"'lJ p- 2 BATHS ^rcHi-:it outn-r ofl'rrltiK ninny unlniir feitt UI«'H. Klmlln type living ; enter i-ntrHiice hall. trade ntlflt li en r f. IIN «i* (I Itl • ^l H y n e * * * n * level r.crciuion room, full base, liRêment. C-enr cfr:(f • .(im: s]mclnns formal illiiillK room: well priipnitloncl Hl.,1 triit|tt >imf lAhnut TO mtn- |otl 10 mi-nt. i«-«.M, enrage. rape. In ail(lit ,( i:j kltclnn. A >n»r<"-i:i -!>'ti to I hi- nnr nn" the living room; aiiflhiM- ut«-n Iron* WrntHcltl.r Mpmhrr I l n 11 Diirpo.-tc pnmlhil iiiuni (or iM-arooni) mid Kcelurtt-d rcur jnl- ;. '"vlti- you to sec It soon. Hall, larite living * " ^^,. 'UHliMl porch — so lilinl f(ir Miinnirr living—i'losi- to the Uitclicn THE UTTLE BEAR'S PORRIDGE u <1 t oO room, anil fpa'-"' * n,,< orsc-rvlTiB. The si-c-i.n.l II,..,r of."-.-. lm, twin sited hiuln.oms an.I Multlplr I.IMlBg™s',î'("m ' <1 volt lied t.»th. Warmly llnish.-d !•• ,,-nt n-creallon room lurce rl»!n* .-r ji • >1. 1;- •;alful M-UIIIK on a quirt circl<- nembcr was Just riKht. and so Is this llu house JuM #1 RANCH: nn'1il ''•»'"' "" ->•.«. and Ruaday «N»II DANKER & DANKER, I'Ol.N'.i lot I'l.ll.s piinli.-islnt llMir Hi-! I,..in,. ..,,,1,1 n.,\,! ;;,,- Xanry I*. n<*?»f»ldv. . ..!** 2-tHHZ a \i;w i'iio\ iiii-.vii: IIIIAII Ir'-pljire; • 1111! n i; room ndjiilnhit: I he klu-hen ''I'l'ilriiiVii'i'' .ind'h'tll'i' AD 3-1800 Inc. llelrn Krhmliil AH 2-Sfttis ,11 II,.- Ili-st li,,,.r and In,, nnl-li.-.l y<.ci>.i,l il l.,',l, ,.,.„," ,".,„.. •yjni-HKt. T,n- ut'tHl >i7.(Ml |,,i is ujiitiim lor U,- i>, »• ,,\\ IM-I I-, ELSIE BETZ, Inc. WILLIAM A. Cornelia l;il[ .i-rtiMT naiil.-iin- I' well 1,,.fore S|.rh.K l.li,..,,,s I,,K,,,. s.-.. H :,,,v i,,,. u > l>. Mulri.nl \ll a-Tx:ia in: \ l.ron 149 ELMER STREET Ol«a (irnf .\|> a-71M I II. I- s<-lmlrrh»u . . . I'A ^-IIITI 202 Mountain Avenue #2 RANCH: Al)«i.ii, 1--ININ .Vllamx .•-••" HIKMIKr Hn* i'li- (i >• < -11 r «Ir.;nn i. JI:M a purl I lllt \l hrci,l( mi tvhoM- hank ! IT. \. Moore. .Ir. \l> L*-7HTT Telephone ADams 3-1422 llJIxel llf»*N .41) 2-CV4N ) r r w 1 l11 i It. II. lljirrett. .fr \ |> a-T.V»t I n"!""'. "'"'". '>ii'li w.>uM 1.,. '"•o i« ^ ""'"'""» '' l>ri'l".|ty :iiri.|-i|s Jiifl ilijv. l.iii )'„ :J,|,| i'^ nut] SitiMln?* plrnMr rntl Kvrnlnica Only I:UI^ iin» \i» n_(Mvin Hrmlirr 'Wrwlflrlrt— KuniTIHKl— 4:\ I:I.>I sriii:i: Ililly l.i.nr Ml s-tlsi j HnKild l>, 1*1 nrr PI, ft-2003 SicotrU >*talvii—Mountnlliidile Karairi-. The family Mz, ,| un',),,.,, n|l| p'ir'l'l! n !.'n'l> ''!<"|V|" ' ''"'" It nth II »>mf ,\n a-018H .UBlltpIr Ll»llnE K>»lrm AD 2-1800 AO window ovi-rlwki. tin iiivillnK'ri.-ar 5•aril'.'\l-''«\'<~ "" 'Mr|.h D. WrlH"* - ^ """"" >i. Wood ,..AB :i-s:.t4 M unMiiuw. AsUint- K.i.Hm. Aafc Tttr Brochure M. Prltnnr ItlCthlr Ml :U^:||.- ;,,.ldl.e PurJV ••• "' j M. l». sin,H, Jr \ || i'-ur.U Alhrrt fi. Ilankrr ...An 5.114(1 THE JOHNSON AGENCY, INC. .(••hit II. U'hfrr? Mi -•-.-.ITS We Have Rentals $80 and up W.,H..- A. f.»rK. ••""• tirurtiv I'. ltIcliiir«lN. lilt U-1T-nlnK« anil llull.lnva And Will Build LOtlSK III JOIIVSO.N- »1S llu.Hr,- Court A |J S-4l-| ,.. ,,,; %x J(11,\s.)V. JH. itiTH r. TATU — AH :uni»r.ci " VILLANE & SONS, Inc. ibeni l Alltll Ll AD 2-1850 - or - AD 2-9047 *THE WE3TF1ELD (N. J.) LEADER, THURSDAY, MARCH 22, 1962 Ptfi

REAL ESTATE "SALE • REAL ESTATE FON SALE • REAL ESTATE - SALE • FOR SALE FOR SALE • HELP WANTED- • • EMPLOY. WANTED • WK-MTJ-1KM1 MAHVIIi VM.IUKIII. l-iitt 3 Worn- 1110*1 I1K I. moil.'rn he,lni..rn set. FEMALE i|-KCIA(.Iitl>o in ail Types of «ar- us AuiiliHi) will l,o|,l ,i i-uininutr.- 1 nljilit liihlfs, h(-sl ofVrr HU C-XSSi!. RANCH ••'• Mafi-li J.I mill SI .:i Hi.- Wi-nt-i- :, - . Ime. Hi; 9-UIO. l-t'4t LEE K. WARING IK. No. 4'uttMKC I>rtlr WANTBD for email ouralng horn* PETERSON-RINGLE- An :ill 1'iu-K ranch in H iovrly liehl i:..s,]u.' Siiuail Ml:!.Hue. Spring AMllit Ka-fiipntln'H i-hiilr. II.'.; nl.l H.N., (mm t-tl, 6-Hay w««k. UP.M , manifnry and plaaterllitf Vo HfUl.TOK yuict i'1-Kult-ntial IU t^hlxti'hood. SI.. Wt-MIi.KI. *n>»- Ali.\lli.,i y would uptioanl. $"';!: w.islmliind, from 11 P.M. to I A.M., C day weak oh tuo ' William MoMuri-ajr, Iliis livhiK roi'iii. kiVrhon. <) i n- uPMnvalf lv o! ' on rocker. SIS. oid ^cni.ll,.. »lx: pine BR J.»75«. l-tt-t At) S-4CIH. NEWMAN'ATWOOD t'ttf a uc! :i bi-ilr-i'.m.s un flrHE Fet l>l. k-uu i sdrawir I1HMI, 117: pin« IMMEDIATE POSSESSION Ural turn—1 n*u Fur* tiuwr. Nicely laiuUvuiêtl K>t 7;'.\ A1J S-4SJT. •i -1 & - — t j filial. *t«; uta nils, thr-i rv taATMUC, axpeflanued nwrae'a Aid, WOMAN will baby sit d»ynor nltbiu 1 tu1. QunlltW-il l>iiy«.'i- imty HMSIUTH*. .. lx_l> et. c Ope.. n dulltil. y1.-* li'l.o f. f.M muat hav» trtanMiuftfctlon. AD S*or weekends ir uaranta to »*>»y far In \Uv muih noiiKlii aft IT $36,500 * V^'o 111 u r I is » u i' with (vtai PIANOS AND OHCA.VS-top brYbda Inc. Sunday: closed Tu.-sday. J. fvm- any length ot Tim*. AtlAvtllaula u »ft>»ft>- Kin tiki in S.liuol rtn-n, v\ Iili In iiU'tithty puyiiU'ittN of only UH. ley.-, H« y. IT.. Lafayette (SuftUcK %iu. US-SII-H (KI.IAULH womaan to bbabby i»itt , «»b ciisy nuJ.c.m. «J1NI:IIU<- O! lilt- CENTER HALL Kutl pi lie *11*.HDO *" "VuDKIN PIANO CO. fotlntyi \' -I Home ftdcireKst: llitm- A K naleHtnan. Haaltor raim l t IluoMfVelt Jur.ior tii«I. utul New FIVE BEDROOMS tformerly Oranford Flauo Co.j 1'UIB. K.' J. J-SI2-SI Uh nullvu offli-a will have open- tt». VurH I-Uf. TI,in Mn.-iy bmh Knj:- The Boyle Co. *S» iViinh Are. w. o X-S8J1 (IIK very Mhortly for a wvll qUAllHed Hsh i»l> tr hoiiit- jtuitii s a n«- rt' A mlenmail. Need not bf experienced. Kf h.-'ftii-s hi A re» Jtciil ICs-talt- sinot- ISO?- Tualsa and HeunOdlm AI.K due to moving from I*IKOOB«PIIIKa—Typlnt, Mlra4»- CHARLES G. uwiifr. Tin- tJirf-P' hi'ilioon.w Util Id: ('onil'Icte It) piece HOlid If other qualtrUMtloiiK utirTiclentlr popa work lo do at fiomtf. TlanMtlful excrpl.irnn.ly hnu*-. have «<»-..I i-i-uie Kt-tlitiK alV HX?> Jrrnvy Aw. Kl. U-42eO _..._„*:?-" l,al , flilvAiiiAiêouit. |'len.««? reply hy letter tlii,*4 l 'li Vl ia uuliiut iliuilifi loom Met: work, p.eiinoiiabl* ratna. i>lftl ili- LTC<.s-Vfnliht1ion «tul Hin- rl.^- in lutal. I'KMC VISIONS — T«blOB, eonaolM, j Amt'i i 111 IWltliUl hedl-ooni Met ltw||i HtitlltiN Full detallti. MuHt he HVHM- «4»fi. l-l-tl ctsj, .liid a lii'.-J bmh trmfti- «rf 4X bnthruotiiH. t\r#X SIIO11K A<'HKS--Cli..i,»' IJ«y- aldp to uolk full time. Write Bon AAEIERDIERC*, JR. ll'ii.i mudy u.'V t-lli bfdrônO. front »Jl-yt'ur linmc 3 bed- euarfinteed, ret'ondiUtmei*., all ••<•<*>. two Anierlciili uiU-ntal ru»ra tutt- the itfcoml Hour A liwliK .>rnn*lR. %'dA up. Statiw. Hatllu & TV, il'xiv;*mid nvxsr. AII :uii7TS. • 04. care of WenttteM Lender !M4v would Ilka to do (tmdPli «ork, room deitlgnt'd for «-iitfiUiiilu»{. l!*' su!irtK-rn und tlu- fatty i*otn»c 2 i luj takn eai-H of lav.n.f. Call Itftor HUtu>tfi'hcrt> tjf u huiidHunn-.y J3! South Ave.. uunday and Friday 5-S-3I n pniicUf-d dini'lt<-. a KVOJ wvi k till il. AO t-H-lt TWO nilHHt'n" dreBHoii. eolion. tiftw. 1' M , AU 3-0107: aak for David Jiltfhou, UrKf Btrt'oiifd pur liOii, muvli In dttnaitd. iMTCat 1« S«ce«aa t I NIKV lti-14: two sultfl, AIBP 14, ahfiuNt • 1K1 floor- Htui^lU-d r.tfreaticjit CUSTOM new. Those are tli-ea.sniaker'a un- VVUMA** wants I day* Ua«. room. »i**t*p lot. (;au«f un to nay THE WORLD BOOK Ironing Monilay, Tfauradar a l^YfARSOLO elulmod (IreHKi.-H. AU 3-04*4. innp'cl Hoyn $2t0u ENCYCLOPEDIA l-SS-ll lay. Refor«nce MA l-llff. uultlulr I.latlag; Mrmhn of tk* WESTHELD RANCH Locut«*d In WarriM. Township PLANKKU (or li« *Btlr» fa»ll7l (UW OK UORSK faaaare, well rol- AWN aarvlo*. IMV * Board •* lUmlioM NEW - $2*,I75 un beautiful woudfd l Vi aur« KlMt la Salra, a>>llrr, LdHll IOVEIY TO LOOK AT Ckslctof BlDdlaaa a«(«I Plui led, farm rte« toeaoll. M <»ll*»tea. 2I-E8C0 lot. Sunken foyer with plantar, t antnut Parma, Ml' HHDNR, M an. We have the plan, the lot, and large living r«ym and dining IS-ii-tf Ol\-u lady, •xr>«rl«no*dI deatraa Thla new UKIIIIK IS n dfilplit the u tub Hi,HI w build U>ls S- im>iii. Wall tu wall carpet Ing1. Call I ainutl n. Ak)f«U, EXcltlas ••«• Vlaaal-toyad t*> show. Krom itic very larse HII K nyi work and baby-ilttlng ••*• btjrouin, 1 Va bath luxury Ranch MuJrrn ii. iv kltclu-n wltli wttll .\erdea Pt 1IIHH Al) S-ltii. __ Kiailt- lfvel family mom up to fur you. Bre&k.i>tr to ounJ this ovi-n und dish«i»sher. iJulnony l-I-tf Unl*r Clolara. ('rlba, f3ioM the three npa<-Luun lied rooms. It wt-fk. Top local luu, fireplace, to 3 bt'droomn, 2\^ baths. RPC- Hick cumiiumi — n« coirotiaa IIKPHNDABLK aiHturo woman lo is apparent thnt ihin home IIBH 1 Hfn'N lulti, i-'ttrnlturr KnruK*-'i full bast'iiu-ut. Do not toutiun rouin pi uu lartf* base- ('nil Al) .t-XASti (or prompt plek-un lmby-«lt. Arallablo any time. Uv«s hiut tovinK t'At'*'. Tim uwn^r is delay! Onfc of u kind. ttit-nt. oil lient. laruo Hcrretiucl POTTERY BBCONO»—at the Pottery lu center of Woutflutu. llefe.r«nc»il. ineliuliiLR many *-xtra» UIOIIK B*iop, dlnuerware, Qvenware, art- Tile Tbi-in Shop, 415 UoHtllrld .»>>. Wide Haatc* of Mercfeaadlat d lMUd llt war*. Itoiicwara, at le»» than half AU J-7iaZ. 3-82'3t wllh the wall'to-wall curpet- iMlK)>LgrhuUiV AskhiK J-U.90. 2221 <;«11 Nr. Hlekrrlan tar lalerrlew i!K (311400 retail. Al the factory—Contempo- at AOam. I-I1S1 VACANT - $26,900 Phono Uwuor. MlUlngton 7- rary Ceramics, a! YVatchiin* Ave., IHIVs l.k-yi-le. 19" wheel, »lt). Al) \VAl,n> CAKK-Khnl. thorauRlily 1SG3. Chatham, Open 8-6 Monday through I'LM*! ixperlonced woman, wiahea work Saturday. l-l«-tr CLARA LOUISE iftrlutr for Invalid or AHCI! peraon, BETTER THAN NEW Owner linn left and buyer afl- •1. t-509u to ti I'.M. ^ HUt-t-tl 8t Hplit-lovol hi 4 bedroom houew, large kitchen, HIM. lu>,4 yearn old, would like Call UH to ut>o this ]nodll1«-tl typ** Wt-nttu'ld with $ Inrgt- bedrooms guaranteed. Re»«onabi-5. Snowden J22; d-rt. I.inn faney driveway Bate, split. IJirtte livtnn i'join. ntu. den, many extras; Hpproxltnutety Aupllance«, 481 North Av«. W. AI)||.1S; ,.i . i-ltalr, »24; •iinip pump, i-ie-if riuniuiet- lob. Will work Indoors or ond 2 full boths. Living ruom 0< >rm r LOTS OF UNO din Infer ruum. Ivovely kitchoi; 2 block-* from achooj. An S-!tlT. '• "- 4-2O-tf|JK; |,i,| master net, |Sf,; lioy'n 20" out. Avuiinblo from June ID to Hl.pL IV x VI' with fireplace, uurevn- Al) K-7180. With wait i> v r ti, counter tup t'd pui'rli and uvetttlxed attached -•• l)h-ycle, »IK.!i5; 6 ft. luntt marble hurner-H, Kitrhen AUt diflliwfitdi- 1 KIIITH HATH KuiHH'- . AUuy bWllt-hiH, Ulnh- top i-tiffee tahle. iron haiie, |2fi; larKe OIRl FRIDAY WOMAN wiahea ifeiiuiRl iiouiieWOI-k er, ana (in** fuiiiiK* Kp»cf. Thre** MiiHlur nnd wal«r but'tfiifr in- Pall l.l»# of Hilllairr round WHlnut dlnlntt room table with bclrooniM. £14 bnlhK. n-ft. • REAL ESTATE-RENT* and Coatoam* J*wi Irr k oho day a wueK. Call »R S-»UI>» 1 cluded. Kxieptionttl uppurtunlty CG l(l avett. M»Mi oll d IroI n euat rackk. (Part Tlm«) arrrN fn ruml Heoteh Plain* urnt*** ifV* ! funilly room, and *a*u aTlur 6:3(1. __^__ il your tfmhig I* rlftht. > at, w l-J-tf }SS; extra liirife. 3-leK caul ll-otl pot, ATTHACT1VK. KXPJCIUICNCKU. irllli a three brdroum, Iwu bath, Li'amiful Mn>io ftu Kisfd \>y NKl.tH MountnlnKido anJ U'IIM 114: ptiine pot tn copper, no lctfi*, %%K, KXKi'l-TIVB SKcflKTAllV !«>« wrouKht i**t»i» rnlHiiB. l-arwi- 8c-hugl, 4 u#0ruurn house, full baftf- AKtMIIICH HICSAI.K SIIOI'. Afryfra- IÔNHl.T.TANT pliHKJKKH'S well la.id^ruiieil lot. Aluminum mvnt. aifr bttths, iluublp fiafHK^- WANTED 'aiodrrn ran** home. ' Llvlaic l PETERSON-MNGLE- STORK BOUND??? vllle. Open 10 lo t I'.M. oxeeut Tuea- OKKlt'lO, 8KN1) HKSL'MK AND r-vmbiimtloiiH »iut »Um-h* d K:I- AVHIIBIIII- May 1. (210. Call AD 2- duy. I'liuue Ml 7-I14S SNAPSHOT. room wits arrplmcr, aUlar flee oar Mulrmlty FaaMona rugc. Newh" listed- NEWMAN-ATWOOD GC90. S-U-3t Priced from tM.Ov to trl.m Kobftt-t HOMO ARnociatea Wl IUY 100X1 roiiri. Inrice kllebed, and pvrcb. HK-tl'l-OHS — tKDl'HOHB WH1UU I"S UllKSII 81101* Itll.lllVd room divider, blaok 3»'J .SprlniiMeld Av«. summit VIHMSIIKI)—CImrmliiK hrli-k iviul SB Elm »t- Al) 1-M418 wi-ouulit Iron and braH», $lfi; pull FLRASB OAL1> rUR DRTA1U pitta riliuii.loii ajmrc unatalra. 2 Rim si., wratanii AI> X-SNW frainr S-hcvlrooin rnucli, In Famvooil. down brafia chandollei-, never uied, LEE K. WARING, REALTOft asu Park Avr., Rrolvk Plalo. G month rental. Must havt? i-i'ri'ren- 10-5 -tf P.M. ftOOK SHOP TMU cur atlaehrd Rarairr, wv- Multiple I.lMtlnie tlrmbrr 1A 2.5N4O iu orlKlual carton, |1&: autiqun in I-.. Uruad H*. All 2-7402 ct>». iiHO per munth plUK ntllldeN. NEW PIANOS, with bench. 10 your wlilte and gold lump (able, 90 yoarn DISTRICT MANAOER SM l>nrk Av.. TV I MM n»lllFl« MvlllW LlalUK rK«»« torvrv KIOAITV g. | old, personal heirloom, 116; adjual- rra| niiinll outbulldlnKNt fruit guarantee. t<98; IMWTYry ICloctrlICuetrlco ()()rr- »660D I'l' l'KIl YUAlt Hnrr> It run n. Jr AD Hrnllura CACAnaa from t6&; rel'iiflre't t OOrAnUUn uhlv drnwliiK table, Walt", flf: ÂTlFrOrT MEN'S CI,OT»TlrUi, rld> trrr*. Ktirdena. IIDfl everrthlntf N54 Muuutitln Avr. Muuniulnaldr birch youth hiirh ehiiir, |r>; maroon lCaate-rllnu Co. haa upenlnB for ng hablta, boom, antique., curloi, Charlra lolurtl All S-4HM ffro t3m A ; (tnlen. Hervlce nml l rentulHtl . woinun nue £n - 4 f. wllh nblllty tu »iirlua HUt'bofT Al> 'J-14II5 All ».K40O The Piano ShopSh , r.rimH TerrTrrm itoartHart, :t-U'ay 11.ior lamp, $G; tnudernlatlo furiilturv. braaaware. data. oh1n&. I IK A-l order. Imniedlut* poaitra- Wllllom Illabrow MM-im.1 Th liiilulle peoplu and Home HIIICH ex[i.; .Scotch J'lulna. I'l. O-S70S: KA 2-23H8. electric heater, can alao euol and car o.sHeutlal; nol eanvaHHlllfr or Wolir'a, 118 Mndlaoa Av«. PI- J-84SI, ANatlH Mix-naarr KSH-WWI NtIII TIDOH — Klnmt N'ol'th Open everihitrH 'til 8. pillpuill'yy Hlrair,, perfecp t conditionoil, $30$0. ! ,1M. frhf—•M.SW. Marl l'«l""r Al> S.VIT1 Hid,, hic-nllun. 1 liFitrooniH. S lmth«. I'urllen; weekly iidvanced eurultiHn; v.\ swoon Your Aulhorlaed Loivrr Or(iin l'lnl U*l -77I5-4. 3-C2-41 replies coutlilenllKl. Write V. I'. William Hama»f All :i-o:lu« ilcn, plus IHt lloor htuliuum And hnth. Dealer l,eHlle Hedge, HHUlcrllflir Co., 4SCJoi.i.BtnOR W1I1HRI TO »VXAtT' Sf LIT LEVEL llutk Taj tor PL 0-HTUS niudorn kitchen, i-r»r MurUKt*. %&m lo-ic-tr I'ATKI nuulliK. ffl'cen eanvan With lOivnt iVurlh Ave., Carol Btiemn IKII'U ItlPl.ni. HHOTO1IK". flf* An oxi'i'Hfut »iilIt with Uvtnn nt*r month. 1 yfHr leaHi' tnlnhnum. eneloxure, (00. PA 8-U7HS. Wheatou. llllnola. 3-10-31 Toi.H, IIKVIII.VKlia, KNIVICf AMD r'i liliiyn. MUKI be reliable 10-l-U rmnn with IHVHIOI y unU full Cod vvltti (.entiT hull, living I'M., AH a-x'jsn. • APARTMENTS-RENT • fl, drop leitl tiililow. «tid tahl.iM. und elTlclent. Own iruunpurttUloti eliltia, (Una, out flM*. bus*-incut. A lovt-ly ni'lrthtmr- t»om with ftroiiltu-i', ilinhiK neeeHHlll-y. All I.'-S7HI. furniture, «tc. Call rM STATILY IHHKI wlif>re th<- word jiflKlibor ro.uii. ktti>h<m- bedrooms, eaitt: tubleH, connnodeH, candle 'liii 1:1: MiiciM-cKiM- w.KidH. #1, #:i, I'M IIXINIIKH or tiiifuniHii'il, Wi-Kt- Htandn t-14-tf renlly ni (Hie brdrnunl, rrntrr anil Co- vali'. iltllltleH Ilii'lutlr-il, ailults. Dlnl hnve own ti'nilHpol'tiil Ion, leferi'liceH. Asll paid fur untlniioK, full houad liiiniiMlltit4> o v L- u p ii n <• y. Cull E. T. WILLIAMS Al) .1-4"":.'. Al) 'J-7II». The Boyle Co. owiii-f, AI> 2-fiS:la. KS9-1S1S. 3-22-tf or purl. Phone MI 7-1148. or Write hwlnl on hnlf nn Here of jiron- Ht'lil KstHtt* since 1 >+ 05 7*>*>t°rntral Ave., «Ctnrld ADH-UlflH ics... lAiurlh Annual Antique A. Hlllei., HI) 1. Ollleltd. N. J. Near tirovr K«. 1-11-lf tilltl. l-'rliluy for seneral office work ,rl) In Innwniid. With lhat lu- M.V> Jrrun We, i;i. :i-<^mi I.1VIK<1 rrioni, kitchen, hiuirumn nnil ilinw nn.l Hale. April J-4-B. I'laln- 1-lC-tC tnuh In MnuulHllml'lc. Illnl S8»-4<31. tleld. N.. J. (Iruoe MnlHcoptlt Chill-ell. nnd hookkocpluu. 1'urt lime uppiox porlatit extra room on the llrat fl*IIO4IM ram-)), cxc-fllfnl t'onni- WE MAKE AND REPAIR !i-:' I'M., fi ilnj'u. For iippnlnlnielil t'Axll Immediately for autlquea —- liim- hivinu loom i!uxl(!, fmnrr 2-1-ir I:III 10. Sixth HI. Forty exhlhltoi-H. and Interview rail Al) 2-4217. chlmi, KIIIHH, iiHlntinKH. furniture, fu«r. ItlttM « very IIIMIKIIIII llri'pUi'i'. illni'tlt', tlli'il kltt'lii'ii dliy mid WedneHiltty Ii! nnofi lo SIY t-oiiin rurnlnhcl niuu'tim-tit, nil All TYPES OF LAMPS KtnuipH. ('nil Vlifc-liiiu Hruwn after WESTFIELD *vlth t'lillnK Kpuco. 2 lioilroouiH I" I'M.; Tlmi-Hdny IS noon lo li I'.M. HI-:\VIN(i itinchlne operutorH wnnted. • P.M.. I'l, 0-0J2S. S-it-tt Bind). InrK* llvliia- room, 14' i luitl (k-ii, or thhil htMlroom. uilllilra. I'cnti-iillv ln.nl.-.I W.'HI- AND LAMP SHADES I l.uii.h I!!--. IIIHO leu. ;i-2£-^l Experienced ptleefied but not OM- I'ntlo, hHHi'itu-iu. utla<-lu'tl KH- lU-lil. ,Si-i>arntt' enlnuico. I'l. r,-7:i46. Over -40 jrHn In thr eleetrlenl lamp H'dlnluK room, uto4rra.la»ri kit* REALTY SERVICE :iir2i eeutlul. Atiply lu permiu at llura- nirlilli porch furniture., odd ra»i"'. IHTKC corntT lot with nnd alimlc ItuNlneMN. ("oui|>lete repnlr I Mi I'lANO - MOVIIIK and muni Weilr l'l-oductH INll'll-, COS North Ave. rkraand Ural (our ynwdrf rMtn. trp*»H (iood nplKhhorhood. CIIII- depnrtinent. When you have elee Central Avr. M'ratllrld iiuil Kitchen chultH, ruu' llnlliK', hniHH experienced. Hlentiy employment, TAX RETURNS • MOM- bruroimiK, i-nph wllh full Flvf. iiMin.K ninl Imth. im[ II".'t. (near (irove »t.) iiirinl or.,ds, liiinps, pU-lui'CK luliu'M ipportimlly for capiilile I mil v Ul uu I. compli-tcly i-eiliiiti>.l, ciiiivi-iiltiit All U-SillM 1'leul, ot I'nrklna- l.iiWlllii; bull, old Violin, llllHeelluiie- AtTUIIATKI.r pteparad, at you) hilh, mi Hie third floor. Modern 928 South Ave. Wejtfield WBSTFIKI.H— CHABMIVC; 7- Alr-coiidltloni'il (iffice. I'ald medlcal- to town und trniiHlnii'titt lim. A .In 11» I.IIH. KretiiiiKa und wcckeu.lH AIJ ;l- Klcul and other benetltH. ]lout-H homo or in my office. IKIOM ( OldMM. WITH llltH- i-is-tr 3095. 25 VKAUH KXPIOItlrSNOB krallait plnnt. two ear m.ruKe, ri.ACl'.. KV. CI.OHK 4)1 •» jiK-lielH nnd winter coat, iilao LERMER PLASTICS, INC. ivii.nl. _ _ 3-8-CI TO MIIUUI.S. »aa,5oo. CAI.I. LAMP AND SHADE SALE III lunl I::. i-eilH.niiihle; ICimy nplii-di-y lr>1 rimillllon, I'rki O\VM:H, A HI : South Ave. (inrvrnod, N. J.IM (iVii: TAX™"- AirTvpeK ralurni Und rl.oi>ll - 4 rixntiH, hot wnti-r iiu.l KavlnKa li*% io nil% VS:IHIU-| Jli; I! nilllchinK tlllile lilliipH. prepared in our office, tlourn: aatll $39,900 ItiMit HupulliMi. Al) :i-:iGC4. sr,u i-uni- E. T. WILLIAMS hotli I?: Colonlul love aenl: 3 llvlnu STENOOWkPHER j A.M. to » P.M. by aupolntmenl IHTIHIIII St., Wemili'ld, N'. J. -MITr>,*>t>ntrnD l A ve., WentHcId AI)2-!tt*iN lo.ml cluth'8, "hi! cui-h; boy'H i!S" bike. Walchtinij Auoiicy, UH Park Av.',, Ulunlxii'i. fIG: linly's HtiitH, niiccH Is und 21).fotnpelent (Mil r-'rlOuy for promi- WXt'KV AN'D HtAilM jilun a Nenr l.rovr Ml. l-ll-tf nent lllClll Ill-lll I'^HlHle Ol KftlllKlllloil. Hootch IMalna. Call PAnwood i-teot. 2041 PARKWOOO DRIVE Wl: 111) nil klmla or llrnia. Nllver, l>lnl HSH-lliM. .So HiiUinluyn, ninny HIOII|I lnMinllta. TIIHI'IO ni.»nn mill hiith. (KID, with thIK H p a c i o u « split level H An4l(|iie 2-1)231. liei-fci'l condllloll, IOfl Al) Z-Kliai. nn. Heiiiionahlo rattii. iOvenlnRa bedrooimi and two hulha IIIOIIK l.ntiillnn l.nmrj Mminllnic Sbop lui'iiaurute- wltli nblllty. Wrlle llox UU5, euro WeHtllnld l.cailer. or weokeiKln. 1'holift aftdl' i P.M., IMAGINE with entrance hull, llvlnx room Ranch type. C hr»otn«. nhftdcd l»t ITHMNIIKII iLinirtnu-nt. t.lcnl f.ir JERRY CARVELl (Hill. (IT,; youth heil, (K.: May pen, AD J-SHtl. 1-ll-tt willi lirepluee, m.nle.ru kitchen, cllirrornl.e, hlKh clinlr, rill).I'M table, ILTixUfi, Jt-i'iir Rttai:hed RarHHt*. htiHlni-HKtiiAii. Tun I'O.IIIIK. tii'lvate 1U0*1OH Central Ave. AI> 3-4UUU iSftwlK~TAX—SnTail btiHtnoaa ro- . • '.:•••• •> v ami family nlze dining room. At- und cliulrs «et. I'l.illulield D-«ll)r>. ise A SUCCESS witidK)iv*ali>L-un{lltluiied, wait to balli, rellneit humH, I.i'aMu, fiifi-n-tn'i-*' a-m-tt ttirna.' corfioratu, partnorahlpn and I IOI.IIMAI., IN W.tNIIIMi- irnt-'llj'e' nnd Uixe r.-.-rcnihui wjill. euvu*\t. . *<.H*tiHii .b'lnd^f ' •'' f(-oulfi-.l. NVnr I4!i IIUH. Off-nti-ti'l Want to inaUe morn money lu At,I, K1N11S of IIIIIIV parla Hold I lltillllCCm TOII. excellent condi- Ptupi-Uloi-Hhlp. ituUvldual r«turriB ntiiinliium ncipctm. triplo track,. '; •itjjytnit- All 2-HiU7. htiMtnoNH of your own? AVON COS in-cpuied In your home. RoasontiulA TOY SCHOOL, WITH Tiuti:i: room, full lumeilielil Illld two- > your apeeldentlou. AIKO KlaMH drll- tion, lifer Illld cJcfin, rcllNOlluble. MICTIl'H orfeiM liiimcillnlf o|i|iorlu <•! tin b( nil lions, full hattf mi*nt>' ' llnir nnd cillllnHt ehlnn repair. All i-nteH. Cull tur appointment. Call AD KJIKI.I.IJNT IIKlMtOOMS. OXK tiicnlnc<\ Uirjc-. picture wlndnw, rorll I).•Mill Kill I..IK.- roiiniH. 111.' ri..iinii.'hi r.-iiinri. inly to Wfiinen In your are;i. 1 o 2-f.im. t-m-lJt klti-hi-n nn.l linlti. M.-r-.uuI ihiur. Niur tnien or IUIIIII Mhmlea In atuck m hnve II l-'t.'I,l, iJltlCllIT I'f.A.V wll blnrk top WHIKR nil nroiiml. loivent I'OMI. AMI 0MC-I1U.1- HATIIK. A fiixit porch covered, rear; porch Iruimimrtntlnn. I Mil All 2-167S. Ntll'-A, .'{ pillow buck Illld KI'HIH, AVON. I'lionn Wrn. tlrny. Ml 11-614 t;nlallnn Lamp Monntliitf Nhop wooden firnin, }2tt: drop-lonf table, If you llvn vlclnlly of Dudley Ave., ilAI, ami New York Inoomo $23,900 open l lux pt-e|ini'otl, by appointmenitt onlyy LIVINtt HOOM WITH IHU.- KIVK ronniM Htnl I'litli. liuillirr John JERRY CARVELl i;il"xL U" irloHed, G(l"lt48" open, JiaiiH for homo Interviow. Broken Welcome lu. lu,led, I.'.", all blonde wood ex- >-«-4t M.»rB, IMIBTTV III MM: I.OVI2I.V linU!K HANCU on a IIUKhl, 10" I'toBlii-i't SI., Wcntlli-hl. KHI-loH Central Avr, All U-1ii.l Owner on proppriy dnlly 2-4 N. J. :i-22-2t c.'lleiit i.-ondltlon; llnbiie 1'enda. Ill): HOOM, "RAT-IN"* KITt'IlKN Kt-clut^d clj-cle frutaring- wrtll- I'M- OthfrwlKO by apnuhilmpnt 2-2l-tf irruy cotton reverMlble run, 7'C" x to-wull curpt'lliiK in the HvlitK AD 3-^170 or A!) S-84.8. fi'fi", }l-: Kt-fly wood twin! riiH. f»fl" • HELP WANTED- • INSTRUCTION rnon. and dltihifc ro«.rn. You will FOl'll iHTKe rootnn, ni'VVly di-rorHtr-il. AM) Ol'i:\ POltl'll. ATTACII- ill] utllltli-M. tii-ar town. ti.lultK. All LAMP AND SHADE SALE""" X 71", It. I'liotie eVeiilnKH, KHy-RSHJI. like lh** linmni-ulaii' rotidltlon SII.IOKH from ^0% m 40% MALE El) UAIIACK. IIKKP LOT . . . plUH the spa.clou.-i hlt<-h«-n which 3-OS2;. 3-22-H Raymond Young — Plane StudM nlan un all our prlfm. Will. .,,,..•. J ti r, 0 Hull Hoover Huth nnsrrl TO«HM*. Aaat. has iliiihwiiBh^r, w usher-dryer, ii , Cntnlliiu I,ttmp Mnuntlnu Khop Ml'K CONDITION . . . AM) and lurtit' lal»l«* npon. Two li»"l- i art'Ji, on full ucro, Riljn- ri'llMMIII-;i> ninutnu'lit. 3rm wltli tlrr- S-21-lt turing' linn. Kjciillent opportunity S-5-tl \«u w 111 on Joy tin- ptinftlcd larK** klU'ln'n. Rttachi-d IIVV'S bowllllK '"ill: old violin. for hlKh Nchool Kraduato, additional îiin^ roi>m witli tiu!lt-in bur im kruruKf, jnUnistcd pnrt-h. • ROOMS FOR RENT • "' eiihiKn nnd weekend* Al> 3-3IIIK. Hchoollnic or bxiiorlence. prufeniblti. Tl'TdlllNU — IflKh Keknol Khd Col, i att.c. KH.H00. Call AO 1 Irue aulijreta. Carolua T. CUrk, 11. A. well AH tin* rear l»rltk patio. p Ksiiert I,mile.' Alterollona Telephone Mr. Maunlnc for ll.ter (Yulo), f,I,. I)., 10(1. M. 338 Mountall 3-5SI1U. I'l 1-llllM viow uppolnlmonl, HU B-llafl. UOI'I.I> like tu rent r-imn in lien- 3-1-41 Ave. WoBtr.eld, 'phone AD 2-8494. iilnirtnii-iil. lady enipluyi'd. Hefer- lll«tl HKA; KHTATK office man.U'fr i-m-t-H rx!-hnmt«"l. Al) 2-K'Iir.. • AUTOS FOR SALE • BARN RED COTTAGE wanted. M unt l>e enpfrlr-ncrd HIOAI. liNTA'I'l: nalenmnn, experl TtlTOltlNM In Ti-onch anil Mnth bj WESTFIELD Urokcr or SuUnninn, t ivcrrtdlnR lli;illl()O>l. private huth mid IMI- (m;\ llm.DT 4-door atatlon euoe roqulrod. knowlodifu in re.nl (JilHton II. Cltuner, 1811 Uojnton AT«, cotnniiSKiou til us iinidt .^hKrltm trnnf-c. llilr'l flnur. tine hhn-k froin DON MAXWELL w«K("i. WW, lt*ll, Hutoinnlle. trHiii- lentlul, Industrial or uualtiimH on Womleld, retired W. Hr. lllgh Hchool r"t* tut can he, tvllh Uvlnic REALTY SERVICE and htfjck option*. N*o Invcxl- town. »70. A!) 2-S««0. . cellent i-oinlltloll, $7011. liortunllieH au uHMol. Walter KoHtof, leucher. At) 1-1659. 1-12-tl rnfnt rt'fiiilrcil. Hank Krlt'drirhH. KM* niOt'VTAIN AVR. KA 2-iilns Siitunluy nnd utlcr Inc., Hfcttltora, 40!) I'ai-k Ave., Hcotoh toil dlnlna: room, arooit kit- ADami 2-9500 lien It »r. FA 2-9400, KvenlriK« FIIIST tloor. Htn^l.1 Kicm. n.-xt lo I'M. w ekdnj-H. 3-lf,-2t i'lnluH. KA 2-0!(i3. MemborN of tlm limtructlonn, modern T7o tmth. North Mill-, r, inlnuteH to (own. WcnUliild Uuurti of Itealtors. dtlioiH. IjuNoiifl In your hnm« or At **!•• lnr«e hrdromn nnd bnlh, tie anrr fo vl«ll tlie NprlnKllelil tlm Btudlo nt r>09 lloulevard, Weal- Kvcnlnir phoarMi AH 2-11H4. Anlliiuen Show nml Mnle In lie held ll'no IIII'AI.A. 2 door. 34K lllock 8-i-tt <"iB«nlr«t Inn additional bed- I,AHCI", AM. IliiU'K and c«»n- Mnr.h 2Tth, VKth nml Zfllh. ill Hie )-a«, p.illil lirtora, hlKh api-od cam, tle.ld HiitTiuel Illuuila, InHlructor, Call Jnmra J. llunoln AD 2-1(1.12 (•rcU* hum** in "lie of Wtf»tfleld'H \VI-:» I IIIOI.IJ — SIM-PIIIK mom, tin 'I'n.illluctlon," SAW Inch, SAW K ITCH ION hulp, full lltne. Apply Aj_^ e-2i-tr Win., up. situated on n wide nirhurd K. M»»ker. . . A.ll 2.8SSX llt*(orlr Preali)lerlfin church, U7 r - lM)»t rt'Nldentlul area*. f>n n iveek. (If ntlrlnrili prefi'rr.-.l. A !> 3- l-'UKve, 4 KIK-ed triiIIH.. new (:luli.-h. Jnrvla Tua Itoom, 64 Elm Ht., WCKI- Urorite (o romntiitlBK nnd b;ithH nnd 'J In valork-«. Fnynr. •*- for nrnrem.il.lial <>rflee». dunce or SPECIAL PIANO VALUE MOSTLY BRICK tin- V\N l>. VKTTEII SHSN'. I'll ivlli'iU n.ii--hl«M)io(.d, 3 bi-d- lllUKic atmll'i. etc. Al) 3-'.»KB; nvi- HALLET & DAVIS SPINET It'ltn ('lli:\ liril.lvr converllblc. w-hll«i __ 11-80-U Aren Coilf TlT-HA-l-SkSI. r.-om^. dm. liirKt- kitchen, rn- niiiK« All 2-S334. 3-1-tt w-|th new black top, automatic f;i K'iVf S'"iv." Hiyrf AIIT CLA"SSKII, rl'isril hr«-r-*f\vny, al inched ga- SALE PRICE $485 truiiHini»Hlon. poiier Hteerlrm. UAH. limlruetlon hi oilB, wnter color and Mtll NTAIVSIDK—New ;'.rooni MUile. • HELP WANTED - • A«4 In Moiinmlnalde! A center SCOTCH I'l.UNS— 7 riiom <"ulu- IHK«'. t'coiiomlciil nuliant ht-nl. dt.it. i I»I »T»r>> Jl.Mio or bent offer. AD 3-cr,.ir. after chnrcoiil. Children'!! cliiKBeti Tuea- 1 r.-iictMl-In hack vard, t«n 70x110 reception office. larê oITice wllh 7 P.M. dny». ThumdayH. AduItM Nfonday '•II 'Hue r..,l ,vllh n ttreplnceil nlul I - l^th^, I'dvcni'-nt ifc- knotty tilne bookcase, tinplnie; Idejil • Full 8* Note I'lnn.i AAALE OR FEMALE tt-ation "room, ;ittjuht-M KiirtiKc I'l.riit-r plot, low IHXPS I'rWu-f- InollilllKH utul \V'e'llM-llduy evortlllKH. ""»« mom, liuit, kitchen, dln- P.IIH cnlv 1lT.«f>n. AD 3-5453. for lawyer, acei.iintnnt. »:ile» rep.: • I'.e.uulful Ton.- in-,-, iMIM.Itl.M, 4-door He,Inn. full Studio 447 l^>ni;fellow Avc. AD 2- low "y'.s. Call Af> 2-GC12. air c.ndit ion.-d; Janitorial nervlres: • Mamillli-eiit I'li^.- 1J37. 1-18-tt '"« riium. ,„„ l,,.,| ,ii,,» d iioiier, preinluin nyli/ti WWn, abso- Itl-JAI, KKTATU aalemnaii needed for rl> nn excellent Im-ntl.'ll. • t'holci- of Mahogany nr Walntit liilely perrecl condition. .Munt he ivi-U known llrtn. AdvftiiltiKeH of i';.~it."fil'i.VNi!ii'y, tcueher ot piano. '"« pill* iin nprn porch. Tvtu R1NCI.I-: OKKIi-i-:. nun.' lo.ullon: • |-| en. h l"r.>vlnehil J Sn Kuril *een. An ,-|-r,()ii"i. iruup life, accident, iuuiplliillttlitl Intent methods. ClaMaical and pop- prlv. entrain" . |..irKliit. Al • .'1-!. 4(1". « Tlin •• Wi.rltlni: I'ednls Illljor medlcill l.enelltn, felllliC new ulnr. I.cHKona In your home. 0«| '"" "ednu.ina nnd b»th np- .1-S-ll • lt.-l(;.l,l.- M-inufa.-lnri-l- Shu- l»3!i IM.VMOI'TH llelvldere. I-ilimr '>ni,i ruction and beioininu .Ht:ili- Dorian ltd.. Wentllold. Call AO 2-J386. ALAN JOHNSTON, Realtor • Ten Ve.-ir (; mi run t.-i- )i ;ir -I i •• i> , Liu..JUKI ivhlfe, fully lb.1,1',1 III .a Ilfe-IOIIK occllimtloll. I'-.X- ""'"• Wide derp |,,(. ,i(,llcbi-d l.MAM-: -MoiiiiliiinKi.l.-. l.vmi .»q ft.. II.miller. 1--JOIM) i i|>p<' or of) oe Will ALTENBURG PIANO HOUSE, INC. 'iITi-1". -"""i Ililllon ltd.. Scotch ice. 1'i.r fuii.olntm.'iil. UII-UHC ivi-Hc (l I-:. .Irr.ey St.. I'llznlleth, N. ,1.I'la II'IH, S;i lunliiy only. illli*,, cure of Woatlleld Lender. Modern methorld. All makes inl Vilte Oiricei.. I'illl Ml. lleluliey. Al' All rel.llet. Kept i onlldeii ti.il. models (exeet)t chord orf:an) Realtor Insuror 3.Ml Id. nir,r> to HI1 f.l.'lllnII Wllk'im, lie W Ill'-H. 1'IIKO. II. AUIIAM) RUMMAGE SALE n i'X<-cllcin romlltli,n. ("nil SI'(i- 04 nr. t -S Frrrla 1*1. W*a!f)«l« Kl.'llto Tlifillre hllil.litll!, I'll T.-ll- MEN AND WOMEN WITH CARS Ot-THi: ;.|.n.- only tor .l.sk mil '•!• See lit South 203 Elm Street ADams 2-5664 Ai'« <:ulf Sllillon, To dlati'lliiilK telephone dlie.torl.'ii AU 3-7»+i — AU a-aroa (lie. linn ...... I'll, iii.x Sll. VV.-s.l- ti.-i 1 Ave. i.oni.r i: llrnnil si. 'lit). Ait • fiiuvmod. M.in'l.'iy .MMII-II -I; tlir-'ia-ti I'rl'l.iv. .rein, of Seoteli PliifnK I'I • BUSINESS SERVICES6-6-t •* Meld. M:iri-h :i'i I':::" A M.-.*.:ri» I'.M. (ipi-n •in (Mill.l.Ai 1-d.ior Hi-ihui. Kruy. . Mum hnve r, hour,, aviill- liclwecnH AK MA.M. nnd .'. I'.M. A HOME ON THE GOLF COURSE M»iid:iy niiiht till !•, very ..o.l eoiidllloll, reblllll eiiKllle. (.11(11 Ml !l • (.(TICI-SI. IT iluln.-di- 1 K In- tit IIINIM'.SH MKN'S T13I.KPHONK !:.-tii:;ilii* Caloie - N ,w A- 'd'l It'Ins |..,u. r J-.il mill wliKlmva. Kood llre». ImrmMinifly Hiiiil Ifrlth W'oiii.-n. W.-sllleld C),:i|,- 1'lHtrlliutltil K Cnrv-C UUU ('cntr.il Avc- ANHWKIllNll HI'.ltVll'i; —No oltloe Wouldn't you like to llvr In R home n. l B ter. (li.-uiholni, AH 2-?.3l!i. )M.K ASK DO NOT I'lK'NK. AND ber nr telephone. 11 Isn't often »» have u homi- In vurh n luriiiini at this prlt-i . t'lilon r.'iiunfy lluînefia Ililrraa iîi'ji) f jti:i.\(j ATTU iN.sritANi'i-: vm.it:Y. ThlB l» nn nllrn.-llve bunc»l«.w thnt ha«1 » Inyoly ln-lni,' rovnt nir.T I:M;I,ISII K'i i'l. nni lit "1. '^:i:l North Atenue. Weatfleld H with ftrci-lntf. ••" iif coif c>urt<-. v-ry «l<-i. >:.r.l :unl th- Er..undH «r.- -.'-lr.-tf TO BUY OR SELL. USE IIA.MIVMAN will clean attl.'B. eel IVInlluK — ^llinroicraphloB; ,,j.-i-lv shrul.i.-.!. limit 1.5' <•»>• >T our I..-H.T l.utl.l.-rs \ .,!•>•' AD 2-6668 lar». Korngefi. "SVlll cut lawnw. (iardei —Complete Aritlretalua; A s.'rlii"in Just "V. r I hi- tr.wn line ami In » iiflithh'irliM'iil of fri-mlly work nnd general hounecleanlnff. aB LEADER CLASSIFIEDS your Joba. Call Arthur, AD 2-81136. Mnlllnc Srrvlee EIERDIERCK, JR. hoitx- owiii-r.i rni'l li'-m.- II.VITH. l'rli-i" };!".!H>n. llrmiMlelttii: II) A|...Inlin| e 1,'nlan ( ..only l-rlntlnit XnlllBC CAMPS 6-29-u ?:i:l North Ave.. Weatlleld All s-s:tn:i THE APPEAL OF A NEW HOME T\v«i rinns-7 I'.'ixir, rire lone Ny- I PETS FOR SALE • ll'Al.ll'AI'Elt lllI^<^, any alio roon Realtor *ni-:.\'rivn AKT.S IIAV c.t>ir—Juii-- : • 12. r.lotlm- rciiKonublo. AIJ 3-U5M 2-8-tf LT, to Aup. - in tli»- Wntrluim: Hen- Inn S.-ifi'ty I'lininpI'Ml, « h ll-wuli-i. 7-20-tl ervntion. Swimmln^r. hor-,eb,'i'-k r!d- tul-.l. yi.. moiinle-l -,ti iln ' i.iiiM vn in: poo.iies in, Ir.llncl TAXRETURNS Ini:, o-noeloK, tMinlK, bacl.'ill and mlli-n. l.n 111011111!" ..I'l. ''" I v.i.-i iiiiii.,1. ,\ Kc Mirimi.ioii »li MAN will do CJild-ulnc. AD l'-7r,:7. EAST BROAD STREET C'U for J 41|. Al' l:-4'.7 I evei II l-'ederol nn.l >.-» V..rU Hlu(e other »port«. fall Al) 2-Ct'i. "I. ;tm-, \i iiile ni.-ilf-, K m,,m hs. Accnrulely preinired ut your homo onthF. Were [.I ull Idti.iu of Ir., 1,0VB SKAT, I:,'-: mod. II, eimtlll [o or my ofTIc,-. ^r, y.-'irn experience. I" t l II ynhome Kxoept .Mo l'".\ 2-NI7II ADAMS 3-6639 ih.i.r c:ilnnet; :"' or •• in .- ii.,1 ,],' 'I' 'dill dii.iiii: rlii.ii-H. .'".". l..ni|i \<\i J I •I.'Iv. eu f.-nzoc. or — i:v»\iv , _ BOATS brai'l-'l rUK. l-'i: l-»ih.-:iu.-. 113 Îndl.oti Avr., I'anvrood (; ir.; I.ure.-Ul nr.d niin..r ! 1 I .t-S-4t lUlKlf 1 .^1 "I •• - - • - ^ S'.': pi.rtnl.l.' wn'li.T. i-. i DOG TRAINING COURSE 1(1 FOOT -pUyb'-y" ypoftll'ir.'it. in.i- *"« »• M.-L.,,,hU walllnK fur the llnlf-hlni: lorn-Ins,. IT JI4.!">n. dl-he«. 1'I.iilnflelil r,-ni-(-|.<'iit ,- t'-l!'74 rv.-,,iir.:.". TECK DOG TRAINING SCHOOL Win. Mehmldf. Utreefor It A'l'l'A \ s. I —roll' h, :• 'I;.,!,.-., olttj- 5 P.M. TUESDAYS «r.^;'jini. ™*~» Mra. F.llaahrth Morl-la HKO-.'S, t. • LOST AND FOUND • or laifiiMnntlon nnd eurollment cotttftot Mra. Janet H»nrlek AI> 3-1...o Ktrn i:rri:;,, secreiarr Telephones Mr«. Marlon Johnatoa AU 3-1S40 LOST — New Ii ii I r of eye Klnire... Mr. Edward Itlrr An 2-3340 M.-iek rlniM.-I. In i-|.-iii!ty of Ilroa.l I'l, T-IO-iU AD 2-4407 - 4408 ,nnd Kim ^ln.. Friday. Miin-h 1C. lie- 'ji'. loot ,'.loii'ion. Al-' :.--:.44 i.t ward. AD 3-4055. C I'.M. t-22-lt THE WESTF1ELD **** velopment of the community. The Boys' Glee Club will sine "Above all," they say, the basic "Sea Fever" by Juhn Ireland, with Bore's PAL Trio premise on which a candidate F. A. Bainnani Throng Expected solos by Kenneth Secley and P«- should run is whether or not he ter Culver, "Tarantella" by Ran- sincerely will work to bring unity At HS Festival dall Thompson, and "Border Bal- Cites Principles and harmony to the affairs of the Promotion at PS jlad" by H. H. Maunder. Group community." Tickets are otill available for the (chairman is Clark By»m, vice For Campaign Ditzell. Walsh and Perkins have 31»t Annual Spring Music Festi- I chairman is David Richards™ aim agreed to support in the General from engineer to val to be presented at 8:30 p.m. accompanists "re Susan I ir.v.t- Jldl/NTAIXSIDE — The Rcgu- EW-tions those Republican Can- engineer in the tomorrow and Saturday in thejkamp and Stephen Atwoud. lar Republican organization <-andi- didates who are nominated in the electric distribution Wi'stfield HUfh School auditorium, j The Twelve, consisting «f Kr:s- datt>. William J. Ditzel], John G. The festival is presented each!'"1 Dahlslrom, Sava Linda Vo«*i: Primary Elections on April 17. Public Service Walsh and Everett P. Perkins, This recognizes the fact that the year by the Westfield High School I Elizabeth Greene, Judith M.D1.1- today issued a joint statement music department and is directed ' mow, Jean Mclntosh, Mary Luu "party system in this country is Mr. Bauman, owwj,,^ regarding the principles un which the basis of the democratic process by Mrs. Janet G. Gleason. | Mockrish, Kathryn Nc-tran.l, thi'ir I'AL primary campaign will from Brown Î-niverstty trt^ ath ry uud Graliu R nM:f of offering qualified candidates The program will open with the (^ , " wH ' ., ^ ; b<: conducted. and in honestly selecting them. degree in engineering („ J C 1 Kubo ls feusa fcUnlcy Btarbed. with the co choir siting the national anthem, Virgini*™ a Tic" e' will "sing "To Ail Fundamentally, the candidates The PAL candidates are dedicated "Jesu, Joy of Man's Desiring" feel the campaign should be con-to keeping Mountainside a warm, time and cost study (cantate 147) by J. S. Bach, "Alle- , Who, Love a Sonji" Ky Julia Smith ducted in .'•uch a manner as "to n e Generation" iiy neighborly and fine place in which underground and an luia" by Randall Thompson, andj® " " K'flect hi'iestly the choice of the Aoro 1 to live, and to publicly decry any struction department "Durch Ji»um Christum, Amen" ' " ma.-s "'• tli' voters and to inject Bonnie Bird and Susan Pennt:- attempt to create dissension or graduation. He has (ean'-ate 106) by Bach. Officers no tU-mvnt which tends to under- hypocrisy." of the choir are William Tittle, kump. mine tl>u system of free elections." held the positions of Girls' Chorus 1 will then sins; ALBERT DANIELS WILBERT HERRETT THOMAS RICCIARDI president; Geoffrey West, vice pres- They iH'Jievt- a candidate should The PAL candidates believe gineer in the electric dbi,- ident; Susan Stanley, treasurer; "Every Flower" by G. Puccini, i'a- have a clear and determinate rec- that all candidates should refrain department, general office tin Virginia Tice, girjs' secretary, and tricia Danco is chairman, Nancy ord of past »nd continuing service from personal vilification and dis-and in Plainfleld district Z Thompson, vice chairman, and torted campaign material which David d-'earce, boys' secretary. Ac- to tlie- community Hnd that a can- division, prior to beominy. GOP Candidates List HEP Platform companists are Bonnie Bird and Carol Ccnta, leuth Furhinan and didate's obvious motivation should appeals to any prejudice based on Robert Gilbert. Karen Gross are accompanists, be the progress and healthy de- race, creed or national origin. neer in the Elizabeth are, i. "An die Musik" by Kranj Shu- 'f he choir will proceed to f-in.T MOUNTAINSIDE — Thomas Ends Course bert, "The Thirteenth Psalm" by "Mary Hynes," and "The Coolen," JUeeUrdi, Albert Daniels and Wil-Realtors Prepare Brahms, "Ijonging" by Edwin which are choruses from Samual ' bert Herrett, Regular Republican Stringham, with a solo by Kath- Barbers' "Reincarnations," and "A candidate for borough council- ryn Quad and flute obligato by Jubilant Song" by Norman Ikllo men, today announced a plat- Celebration Of Carol Vanderbuilt, "Txiki Txikl- Joio. In the finale the entire com- form of harmony, economy and tik" by Pablo Sorozabal and "May" pany will sinp "Tlie Battle Hymn principle. 'Week'in May by Benjamin Britten will be sung of the Republic," accompanied by In a prepared statement, the by the Girls' Advanced Chorus. John Serijan on the drums. IN little Millburn there's a little shop that does big COP Regular! stated: "the bor- Planning for the annual Realtor Jean Mclntoih is chairman of the Committee chairmen are William things for people's floors. You'll find a little more ough has been ruled by a tight Week celebration started here to- group and Joyce Foster, vice chair- Tittle, executive; Beryl Gregory, hindfu) of favorites resulting in day with the announcement by man. Karen Koop is the accom- tickets: Gail Ferenc, makeup; personal attention, a lot more swoir fine, and one all of the inefficiencies of ma- Harry H. Mallett, president of the panist Kilmer Peck, lighting; Richard of America's largest, most concentrated selections chine rule: Complacent, ineffec- Wertfield board, that Walter Crane The Thirteen, whose members Hollstein, staê; Susan Stanley, tual leadership avoiding respon- would head this year's committee in of fine quality, high fashion coverings for every sibility and running: up the tax charge. floor in your home. burden on local residents by their 'Mr. -Crane will be assisted by Accnitt • ANM RHfi • l+oodloomi • Vtnyi ii" Austin Mot-saner and D e 1 m a r The three Regular Republicans, Ritchie. in challenging "political bossism" According to Mr. Mallett. the 47 William Tittle, Bruce Varnum and '}"• ('°"lcr Uwls; business; Miss in the borough, stated they would c aro1 suburban carpets Realtors on the Westfield board Geoffrey West, will sing "When I , Brinsw make-up and st«Kc; make ever/ effort to restore har- will join with thousands of col- Think Upon the Maidens" by Mi- ! Mrs' K' ^^n^> cov" and pos- 301 MiHbum Av«. • Millkur*, N. i ••'• mony, economy and principle to leagues across the nation for the chael Head and "Tschaikowsky" 'lPrs; w lllmnl <""-'t"r' u«hu»^ Mrs' In (he CICNTER OF MILLBURN on TAV1OK PARK v. Borough H*U. celebration, which is being held in by Kurt Wlell. Accompanists are Ottilie Disbrow, language assist- Store Hours: 10-8; Mon. It Thurt. 10K They made the following Bpe- conjunction with the 100th anni- Robert Gilbert and Walter Stone. ance and Thomas LaCuita and Walter Clarkson, publicity. M 4-3104 elflc point* regarding their plat- very of the Homestead Act. MARINE 2nd Lt. Frank L. "Just as the Tide Was Flowing" form: "This act is one of the greatest HcikkiU, .on of Mr. «nJ Mr,. by English • Vaughn - Williams, A limited number of tickets may 1. Harmony: "For the last sev- single steps ever taken by a nation Frank E. HoikWil. of 773 Not- "Yonder, Yonder," by Russian be purchased by culling the. high eral years, particularly during the to make possible widespread real g>t«, completed th« 26-waak Gaines and "Stomp Your Foot" by ischool office or at the door. ;,, Kan administration, there has been property ownership," Mr. Mallett officers' baiic courte. Fab. 28, Aaron Copland, with a solo by I It is motive alone that gives BO leadership forthcoming from said, "and it is fitting that Real- »t the Maria* Corp* Schooli, David Thompson will be sunc by• ! character to the actions of men. , Borough Rail. This has 'been ea- tors, wno have been so instrumen- Quantlco, Va. Th« COUI-M, for the choir. ' —Bruyere J, peclallr telling recently because tal In advancing this principle, ncwljr - commiiiioned M a r i n * A oor town has been rocked by a should join in the celebration." Corpt officers and officers from , «*riu of Issues designed to divide The 'Homestead Act made avail- allied countries, contUta of ' and Inflame the community. The able millions of acres of public land claxroom work in pir.cnnel «d- politicians have stood by quietly to private ownership and settle- mtnUtratfon, first aid, map read- through all this, doing nothing, ment. K was passed by -Congress ing-, weapons and lemderahlp -,» saying nothing and allowing the on May 20, 18(12, and led to oae of technique*. COUNT GALAXIB'S BIG DIFFERENCES! flames to mount. the most colorful and important THEY'RE WORTH BIG DOLLARS TO YOU! NO OTHER FINE CAR HAS ALL THESE QUALITY FEATURES! "As Regular Republicans, we eras in the development of this pUdfe to take an active, inter- country—the winning of the West ested role in community affairs to and the settlement of a territory P.* restore to our town the friendly equal in extent of Great Britain Humbly Hills Due " and peaceful atmosphere of the and France combined. . past. Furthermore, as issues de- 'Realtors and other groups end For Inspection 7 valop in tba future the GOP Reg-associations are observing the oc- I Only twice-a-vear (or 6,000-mile) routine service •'I nlar» will utilize the prestige and casion along with the United States . '• influence of government to mo- Department of Interior. A upecial This Weekend derate and bring together diver- U, 8. commemorative postage Stint pointa of view ao that the Rtamp, which will be available on Opening thla weekend on Hia- interests of all are served, rather May 21, will be issued to mark the watha drive, off Lawrence avenue, than dividing the town so that a centennial. Is a new residential colony culled 6.000 miles between oil changes «. jtrMllfced few can enjoy their Mr. 'Mallett explained that the Humbly Hills. The Boyle Co. of positions unobserved," purpose of Realtor Week was to Elizabeth is tsnies agent for the 2. Economy. The HEP candl- make better known to the public custom-styled Colonial 2-story, split t dates said homeowners of Moun- the services offered by Realtors level and bi-level ranch liomeu tainside have been hit year after and to point up the differences be- which nre priced from $29,000. 7**r by a series of tax increases tween Realtors and others in the that have severely affected the ma- real estate business. Tlio builder of the project is 30,000 miles between major lubrications jority of the community who have _ "Realtors are membem of the Leonard Semlelsky who was for- to work for a living. They pledged National Association of Real Es- merly associated with Donald Aro- to work for the restoration of tate Boards," he said, "and only now in the construction of over 1,- ' economy in the borough, to work they are entitled to uso the term. 000 homes and apartment build- for the institution of sound dem- We are subject -to the rules and ings, including Tindle Gardens and Brakes adjust themselves automatically ocratic spending policies and to regulations of NAR'EB, observe Millbrook (Jardens in Middletown; vote against the spending of one the standards of conduct that it Canterbury Village, Colonin; Ave- cent that does not serve the in- Bets, and are entitled to receive the nel Acres, Wood bridge Estates and terest* of the residents. benefit—many of which are passed Claudia Estates in Woodbridge; on to our clients—of local, state Eagle Rock Estates, [Perth Am- 1. Principle. As Regular Re- boy; Edison Village, Edison Town- publicans for principle, the can-and national association." Coolant-antifreeze lasts 2 years or 30,000 miles didates pledged to do their ut- The term Realtor, Mr. Mallett ship and others. most to restore integrity to pointed out, is registered with the At Humbly Hills, buyers are of- Borough Hall. "We pledge to U. S. Patent Office, and its exclu- fered a choice of four models: conduct town business In meet- sive control by N'AltEH has been "The Patrick Henry," colonial two- ings open to all Interested elti- upheld by numerous federal and story; "The Williamsburg" split *en«—no more backroom gov- state court decisions. level; "The Roanoke" colonial two- ernment We come to the people "Today, NA'RBB ranks as one of story and "The Georgian" bi- Important body parts zinc-protected against rust of our community with clean the largest trade associations in level ranch. Plots are 100x125 ft. hands. We have made no deals the country," Mr. Mallett Maid, and larger and free landscaping with tha ppotltical machine in "with a total of 70,897 members in consultation is avnilnblc to all buy- the community for their support. 1,418 real estate boards." ers with Joan Eastman Bennett, We have made no deals to con- noted landscape architect. Sewera tinue Inefficient or dubious prac- and all utilities tire in and paid tices. We have made no promises Miss Alger to Give for. All benefits of Ford Registered Owner Service Plan to continue policies costing the The locution ia in one of the taxpayer!) their hard-earned dol- ftnejt sections of Westfield, only lars without any benefit to them. Paper on Anatomy minutes inv-jiy from public aiul pa- We pledge to strive to return prin- rochial schools, houses of worship, ciple to a place of honor in Moun- .Miss Elizabeth Algerof 532 Dud- shopping: centers, Keho Lake Park, tainside," the statement pointed ley court left Monday for Minne- Echo Luke Country Club, Route Still more Built-for-People Comfort out. apolis where she will deliver u pa- 22, Garden State Parkway, Turn- per at the 76th nnnutd mcetinir of pike and express bus and truin the American Association of Ana- commuting. 'Accent on Sound' tomists. Kxhibit homes, decorated by Miss Alger completed her sopho- Rose Lewis Assoc, XSII1 of Kliz- nu>ri* year nsa student at Seton abcth, urc open for inspection Hull Collejre of Medicine last June. daily and Sundays. Choice of Thunderbird V-8 performance or Mileage Maier Six Topic for Rotary This year she has been prant<*(l a leave of absence in order to accept "Accent on Sound" was the sub-a pre-

1 • il^rv >'. •THE WESTFIELD (N. J.) LEADER, THURSDAY, MARCH 22, J>62 Page 9, Social and Club News of the Week in the WestfieldArea

Engaged Senior Auxiliary Affianced Champagne Party DAR Members to Recall Mountain Trail Club To Open Hadassah Colonial Ancestors Makes Easter Corsages Around Town Makes Final Plans The Westfield Chapter, Daugh- ters of the American Revolution, MOUNTAINSTUK — The Moun- ! Art Show and Sale tain Trail Garden Club met at the and Mrs. P- R- Cory and .Mr. and Mrs. J. F. Rollins of G50 For Benefit Parties will meet Friday at 1:16 p.m., at A toast and re-dedicntion to the home of Mrs. Henry 0. Dohr- home of Mrs. Myles Yumarick, children of 825 Kimball ave- Coleman place will be joined to- The final meeting for all commit- the goals of Hadassah, the Wom- 148<; Barton Drive last week. The ve been vacationing for sev- morrow by their son, Skip, a cadet mann, 1021 Wyandotte trail. The 8 tee chairmen of the Senior Aux- en's Zionist Organization, on the speaker will be Mrs. Kusse) V. co-hostesses were Mrs. Rudolph ks at Bachelor's Hal) in the at Staunton Military Academy who iliary 19G2 luncheon-bridge parties 50th anniversary of its founding, Sarich and Mrs. Howard Khodea. is on his spring f urloug-h. Barker, chairman of the genculogi- .does. was held yesterday at the home of I will be a feature of the preview •al research committee of the New l'lan.s were made to hire a bus f. W. Tiedeman of 132 •Mr. and Mrs. Elwood Sulzer of the general chairman, Mrs. Ed- I champagne party Saturday eve- erscy Society, DAK, who has,for Tally-Ho, a tour sponsored by ^avenue entertained at a cof- 128 Harrow street had * BERKELEY SCHOOL and Mrs. Curtis 'L. Collison, easement. es tomorrow from Wellesley Kitty Thompson of 241 Edgewood II.Havens; fashion show, Mia. Jr., of 644 Elm street. op, Waldo I'eirce, Ernest Ficne, avenue for part of their Bpring Miss Brenmtn is a graduate of George S. Smith; luncheon, Mrs. The prospective bride is on the Doris Kosenthal, Julian Binford, ire to spend the spring recess the Shrine of the Little Flower her parents at 56 Sandra vacation from Baldwin-Wallace Alfred H. LMeyor, Mrs. Hubert H. teaching stall of Harding Town- Zoltan Sepesky, Carlyle Brown, College in Berea, Ohio. High School in Royal Oak, Mich, Corn well; decorations, Mrs. Hugh ship School, New Vcrnon. Mr. Kmden Ktting, these works aio and of Marytcrove College, Detroit. Six junior misses recently at- W. Long and Mrs. Gordon K. Judson is assistant sulcs manager, the answer to those with discern- SPECIAL SUMMER SUBJECTS + tended the reunion luncheon of Her fiance, son of the late Mr. Greenfield assisted by MrH. H. M. Warren Engineering Company, ing tastes but small budgets. For Serloui-mlndcd, Above Average Student! n. James H. Skinner of 261 •Camp Idlepincs at the -Stntler-llil- and Mrs. Walter E. Kelly of De-J'oole Jr., Mrs. Preston Beil and Hroadway. From Israel will come contri- ird street had a brief visit re- ton Hotel in 'New York City. They troit, was graduated from the Uni- Mrs. John M. Wittke; program, butions from Moshe Gat, Hen- versity of Detroit Hijfli School and Mrs. Gross; ruffles, Mrs. Richard 21st PINGRY SUMMER SESSION with her sister-in-law, Mrs. were Genie Persons, 1015 Boule- Rhododendron /.Ion, King Rich and Zvl Milstcin. ica! S. Grant who flew in from vard; Jean iMc.Cftrty, 710 Dnrt- Xuvier University in Cincinnati, Henjamin, Mrs. Dan-ell K. Knox; Mrs. Arthur Kogow, president June 27th • August 15th, 1962 tta, India, en route to visit moor; Barbara Smith, 800 Knoll- Ohio. tickets, Mrs. Miller; publicity, of Westfteld Chapter of Hiuliissuh, Mm. Bennett; prizes, Mis. Frank family in Kentucky. wood; Sandra Duggan, (!li6 Shack - Walk Slated for in her closing comments to the art — Enrichment or Advanced Credit Courses — :ho l-ake 'Country Club ccle- amaxon drive; Vicki Bales, 700 Former Assemblywoman A. Park; display, Mrs. John J. show comittec at H special meeting ed St.'Patrick's Day with a tea Scotch Plains avenue, and Kallii To Address Department Donahue; hosesses, Mrs, William Watch ung Area held Monday at the home of Mrs, for members at the club GolT, 810 Shadowlawn drive. Mrs. Lycan, Mrs. T. George Van Hurt; Louis Kahn, general chairman, College-prep • ' Bailc Study Skills Public Speaking Janice C Adams, 24 Huniing uve- On Events at Capitol advisors, 'Mrs. Chavles W. Ander- Garden clubs will be treated to stressed the importance of the Art Composition Chemistry I Art son, 'Mrs. Walter M. Clark and a Rhododendron Hound Up in English literature Chemistry II •+-• nue, 'Cranford, is director of the Show from many angles. Mrs. History r. and Mrs. Kussell W. Brown camp at .Stratford Bow Luke, ..V. II. "What UOCH On Under the Gold- Mrs. J. Russell Freeman. the Display Garden of The Wat-Kogow expressed her pleasure College Readings Physics I en Dome Ht Trontun" is the topic Foreign languages !6 Ea(rlecioft road had as their Anyone desiring tickets uhould chung iteservatlon, Mountainside, thnt the art selection committee College Math Biology I jt pipst Mrs. Brown's father, Susan Bentley, a freshman nt chosen by the Honorable Marie on Monday, May 21, They will bo had again collected art represent- F. Maebert, former assemblywom- contact Mrs. 'Miller at 5 Karen tec- Review Exploratory Science Voice and Diction n»s Lathrop of Torrington, Hollins College, Hollins, Va., ar- race, guests of the Rhododendron Com- ing so many different schools. rives home tomorrow to spend u an from Kssi'X County, when nhe mittee as a thank you for their -•- addresses the meeting: of the civics She commended the committees, • Transportation Available • ten-dny vacation with her parents, Flower-Arranging Set interest and support in the first with special emphasis on the tick- nirforii Bonow of 854 NewMr. and Mrs. Ben A. Uentlcy of nnd legislation department of The plunlings of the garden. They will ets and admissions committee PINGRY SCHOOL HILLSIDE, N. J. EL 5-6990 lind drive has returned after '.105 Pennsylvania avenue. The | Woman's Club »f Westfield on By Gardenaires; Iris also be privileged to view the headed by Mrs. Lawrence Brei- ill months in India. Kentleys' son, Leland, and his wife I Wednesday morninir lit !> :3O at the rhododendron exhibit of cut tres- bai't, and voiced the hope thnt an + left 'Sunday after a week's visit ' Woman's Cluli. She will be intro- Is Topic of Speaker ses which will be staged nt Tniil- unprccendeiited uuci'ess of the h{ Guys and Dolls Wearin1 o' for Charlotte, N. C, where he will duced by the Honorable Irene T. sidc Museuni. (irirTin, former assembly woman A flowoi'-arrunging course for Art Show would mako possible a Green dance was cancelled last enter the armed services. members of the Gardenaircs will The Ithoilodcmtron Display Unr- sizeable, contribution to Hadassah k due to the numbers who pre- from Union County, who is a den should be at the peak of bloom member of the department. I*re- begin Tuesday and continue for for the continuance of its record ed to watch the Westfield bas- The "Sociables" sport group met three weeks nt the home of the nt the day set for the tour. There of achievement, not only in the ull match. It hns been refor lunch and howling Saturday sidiiiK will bo Mrs. Charles 11. should be more thim 1000 rhodo- Mayer, the chairman. teacher, Mrs. Arnold Treptow, 240 fields of medicine and public Gamburg Furs offers quality furs luled for this Saturday event Echo Lanes, where prizes for Herbert avenue, Fanwood. dendron, 180 varieties, already health, but In extension of its it tlw Tennis Club. Chair- high score averages went to Sharon Mrs. Maebert, a resident of one of the largest collections in child welfare movement (Youth at exceptionally low prices the ire Gary Freeman and Jan Devalon, Charlotte Martin, Rich- South Ornnge, hns had extensive The announcement was made at this section of the country. Allyah) nud vocutioiml education i!o» assisted by Charles ard Kuhn and Richard Kuna. Com- legislative experience. She served the mooting of the club Monday Though many of the plants may program as well an in the field yeqr round. ind, David King, Mary Mof- mittee for the day's plans were continuously as calendar clerk in at the YWCA. James Hustler of be viewed from Tracy drive, in the of American alTuirn in strengthen C«ol llau and Carl Tishler. Jean Cline, chairman, Mark 'Brum- the General Assembly of the New Metuchel), an expert on iris, spoke Loop Area of the Wutchung Rcs- ing our democracy. lia Linda Cunningham, who Is baugh, Pat Danco, Pete Itctzloff, Jersey Legislature from 194C) un- on that flower and showed slides crvulion, the beauty of the plutils JUST SHOP AND COMPARE pone's training in Boston, was iSut Battis, Charlotte Martin, Anne til she was elected to the Assembly of outstanding plants in his gur-will be more appreciated by a Civil Defense Director «for the weekend with her par- Donaldson and Dick Kyckmun. in 1!)51. She wus re-elected to n den. walk through the garden. The , Mr. and Mrs. R, F. Cunning- -•— second two-year term in 1!>5.') and Mrs. Herbert R. Klsesser an- garden on the west side of the To Be Group's Speaker YOU'LL BUY AT B o(80 Stoneleigh park. iMr. and Mm. William G. Muller re-elected iitfain in 1055, special- nounced thnt the program for mad is almost complete. Planting of 1 Fairhill road got back from izing in health and social welfare April lft would be "The Art of on the eust side of Trncy Drive The current affairs group of tho Benjamin F. Butterfleld of two weeks in Spain and Portugal legislation. Bonsai" by Mrs. Joseph Gramer. will sturt in April, us soon as College Woman's Club of Westfield Harding street entertained the just in time to welcome their son, A.sidc ironi her legislative ac- The meeting wil! l>e open to weather permits. will meet at the home of Miss Otuth <*«, FURS members of the recreation Bob, home from (Michigan State tivities, Mrs. Maebert bus played guests. l'k-nic tables will be provided Tubby, 414 Hillside avenue, on ami University for spring vacation. Wednesday evening at 8:16. Mrs. rtntent of the Woman's Club a prominent part in American Mis. Charles Szyinanski, horti- for those who wish to enjoy the Wettfleld't Fur Shop of Distinction *r home last week. This weekend, their son-in-law nnd Lcjjimi nfToirs nnd is H past presi- culture chairman, said that the lunch hour in the pine grove. The Clinton ,11, Holder will he co-hos- daughter, .Mr. ami Mrs. G. K. Cu- refreshment stiuid of the park sys- tess. READY TO WEAR MADE TO ORDER living from Wellesley College dent of the Kssex County Ameri- next meeting of the group would shine, and their two (laughters of can Legion Auxiliary. Slur was be April 4 nt !>::i0 a.m. at the tem will he open. Anthony 11. Glcason, director of REMODELING REPAIRING »

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MUSIC CAMP Dinm-r will Iw -ervwj u\ H oYUxi To Art Show and Sale fOCOMO HNEt, »A. Newcomers Slate j at the Hitching i'uxt Inn un RouU With the 22 in Union. Mrs. JJIUH Ohap- At Far Brook School For Coming Week )nan, Mrs. Edward Zickurt arid Mrs. W- A- Schorn-btr^er ure inj A new group of modern ceram- The couples irot-tojretner jrroup charter of arrangements. ics, featuring severe 1 by Picasso. Cornelia Rogers has been numed erbay ha» pledged of tht Westfkld Newcomers Club Tomorrow ni|rht the couple* I plus an auction of oils and water- to the freshman honor roll at and RicW G. E will hold a dinner and dance pparty bridge groups will meat at 8:'<)0 in! colors, thia year wilt augment on Wheaton College for the second ! Saturday nijfht. Thhe group willll I outstanding collection of import- semester of this academic y«»r, The dean'« office «f p. the following homes: Mr. and Mrs. yersity has announced ' i nicDt at G:H0 the home of Mr.Gregory Autrey, if IS Sunset; Mr. | ant painting* at Far Brook Miss Rogers, daughter of 'Mr. and iSihool'a fifth annual exhibition Mis. Robert C. Rogers of 857 Win- K. Anderson, a g] und Mrs. Robert Mussman, 771 field High School, Boulevard; Mr. and Mrs, Thomas ! and Kale of contemporary art. yah avenue, is a graduate of West- Mrs. Robert R. Reilly of 11 Haw- field High School where she was•to the honor list. A , Crooke, 322 Temple place; Mr. and is the son of Mr. »„„ „ _ Mrs. Kdwin Kcarden, 1008 Boule- thorn drive, art committee mem- named to the honor society. ber, announced that the uliow will Anderson of .Redwood oil vard; Mr. and Mrs. W. A. Schonc- formerly of Westfleld. l| ! berger, 'i Woodbrook circle, and take place at the school, 62 Great Francine J. Leiderman lias named to the dean's list for the j Mr. and Mrs. Gordon Currie, 14 Hills road, Short Hilie, April 6 Home from ; ! Wychview drive. through April 10. fall semester of the current academic year at the University of 'College and Pi The finance committee and their Not only will Westfleld resident* Chambersburg, p»M fonL'' Bridgeport. Miss Leiderman Is the vacation are: Gail H i." husbands will have a pot luck have finopportunit y to select from daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Samuel supper Sunday ni(rM ut 7 o'clock the work* of Miro, Chagall, Soy- daughter of Mr. and Un.1 Leiderman of 1101 Prospect street. Andrews, 208 Turtle pa at the home of Mr. and Mrs. Rus-fcr, .Freatoplne and other worl • * * sell Brown, 12(1 Eajrlecroft road. famous artists, but they will als anore D. Fredericks, „,„. •Robert C. Fuller, son of Mr. and.Mr. and Mrs. William a i Assisting with the arrangements be able to bid for paintings b; Mrs. Robert C. Fuller Sr. of 704 are Mrs. Richard i.Vorlon and Mrs.leading Garden State artist*. Th icks, 107 Hardwick —Pred Kecilnf Lenape trail, is one of 119 mem-Judith Anne Wee ducted registrar of the New Jersey first semester of the 19G1-6Z Echool bridge group will meet in the home The exhibit and tale is oppn t Mrs. J. D. Hagy of in | of Mrs. Edward Billett, 208 Sun- Society of the organization at the et«te conferonce held in Trenton year. maxon drive, is one of 73 j, the public April 7 and 8 fron Thursday and Kriday. Mrs. Finlcy was elected state repent. Shown • * * set, Tuesday at 8:16 p.m. 1 to 5 p.m. and 8 to 11 p.m of the sophomore elan «t I The regular afternoon bridge with them is Mrs. Robert T- Hanna of Mountainside, president of the Virginia L. Clarkson, daughter Williams College to be 1 April 9 and from S a.m. to 4 p.m New Jersey State Officers' Club, DAR. of Mr. and Mrs. Walter L. Clark the dean's list for atUii groups wilt get together Tuesday and 7 to 10 p.m. and April 1 son Jr. of 724 Saunders avenue, at 1 o'clock in the homes of Mm.from 9 a.m. to 4 p.m. There is a "B" or better average (.„_ R. A. Bradley, «08 Orenda circle !8—Civics and legislation depart- has been named to.the honors list first semester of the 1861-aj admission charge and all pro at Wells College for excellence in year. and Mm. Charles Ayers, 159H Rad- feeds will benefit the Far Broo ment of The Woman's Club academic work done during last ley road. at the Woman's Club. 11:30 *• « K scholarship and building fund semester. Mias Clarkson ia a jun- Dorcas Johnston of 98 L On Wednesday, the evening Graphics, within » popular pric ior, an English major at Wells and bridge groups will get together at land avenue Is playing Until range, will start at $10 and oil: is a graduate of Westfleld High season with the Trenton Stik| 8:15 in Hie following homes: Mm.will begin at $76. ;8—Fashion show of the Garden, •School. Frank Brand, 545 Carleton road; aires, VWCA, 1 p.m. . legre Band. Mrs. Norman if. Blumherg ol • * # Mrs. Carl Shivers, 650 Sandra cir- Four students from Westfield * * • 1 cle and Mrs. Bruce Foster, 400 Westfield is a member of the ticket MARCH 1962 Carla Sehussel, daught&u ommittee and other local resi and one from Scotch Plains have Roanoke road- S M T T f and Mrs. Carlton Schuwd dents working on the exhibit are w s APKIL 1962 been elected to membership in theIrving avenue, was elect*) q Mrs. cMevcril Jones of 1090 Rah- - - - • 1 2 3 UJC Key Club, official student hast way uvenue will entertain the cof-Mrs. Oscar (>. Garner, Mrs. Al S M T w T f ant rush chairman of Alpkj fred Mann and Mrs. D. II. McCon 4 5 6 7 8 9 $ organization at Union Junior Col- iPi sorority at the Unlmi^ fee club ut 10 o'rlock Wednesday to 1 2 3 4 6 7 lege, Cranford. morning. dlchio. 11 12 13 14 15 16 17 5 Pittsburgh. Miss Schuntii 8 9 10 11 12 13 14 They are: Westfleld, Pamela A. 16 19 20 21 22 23 24 sophomore in pre-nuraing 1 15 16 17 18 19 20 21 Mac-key, daughter of Mr. and Mrs.uUo a member of Little Sin 25 26 27 28 29 30 31 Theodore W. Mackey of 44A Wych- 24 25 Minerva of .Siirmu Alpha i 22 23 26 27 28 wood gardens; David M. Pitzer, fraternity. Hon of 'Mi1, and Mrs. Donald H. 29 30 i Pitzer of 933 Coolidge street; Lou- Jean Fitzgerald, <.___ 13—Westflelds Chapter, Daugh- ise K. Colin, daughter of Mr. andand Mrs. John Filzgcrjld i(| SUIT YOUR FANCY tera of the Atnerican Kov- Mrs. Magnus Harland €orin of 321 Brightwood avenue, was OIKS olutlon, at the home of Mrs. 2, 3, 4, 5—Luncheon, bridge Jefferson avenue, and Elizabeth A. guests at a honors b&nqwi i Henry Dohrinann, 1021 Wy- and fashion show of the Se-Warwick, daughter of Mr. andmember of the dean's lisL { andotte trail, 1:15 p.m. nior Auxiliary ^o the Chil- Mrs. Norman H. Warwick of 80(1Fitzgerald, a graduate ot 1 dren's Country Home, at theMassachusetts avenue; Scotch Trinity High 'School, ii < 1 • «*to •lw«y « • p«rf««t ftuhlon «ho!M. And 24—Fashion Show and bridge of Fur Hills Inn. 'Plains, Judith A. Montuorl, daugh- more at iMaryinount Colltp. -. jm wary well-l»v»d wtl In your wardrob*, the Fanwood Cutlegv Wom- ter of Mr. and Mrs. Michael D. ington, Va., a two-year libuili en's Club, Scotch I'lains-Fnn- ;t—Creative Aria Hay of thMontuore i of 321 Henry utreet. college for women conducted b|| CO, K«tl»r'» h tfi» p«rft• ftni»hln« iMichtt by hand makt *• 24, 25, 20—Fourth annual art Michael A.*Kass of 141 (show of Wostfleld llfldn«Omk+xmm 1:45 p.m. fi—SprinK Hat Sule, First Metho- and Mrs. J. nti>r, 7—Spring: Afcfiembly Dance, 9 toton, 111., Monday, by the Nutiorml of all rush parties for MB* 0:110 a.m. to 5 p.mj. except 1, Scotch PlainPlis CCountry [College Choir and the Glee Club Monday, 'till U p.m. Club, of ftowdoin College, men's school Mrs. Donald Stuart %»« ' In Brunswick, Me. the former Dayle l*e of W«» !7—Sixth District, Now Jersey 10—Hoard inci'ting of the .District This joint concert is the second was recently graduated from. State Federation of Wom- Nursing Association, it:30 event in the fourth annual festi- Long Island Collect Ho>» School of Nursing in Brooking M. J.-CCM. SOUTH 4 IEUND-COH, W. Mi t ClINION en's Clubs, Conference ut th« a.m. in the Mayor's Confer- val of urti.i at National College. CM. IANDO1FH A AMINGT0N-3M I0MHUT Scotch Plains Country Club, ence Hoom, Municipal Build- is now on the staff of jane smith Scotch Plains, 10 a.m. * * * Hospital. MflMUL » A-ll I. WOAO »I. i David Alan Durand, senior stu- 129-13* CiNTRAl AVE. AD 2-4tO0 Joan Elste*of 935 L""^*1 27—New members department of 10— Expectant Mothers classes of dent Ht Wheaton College, has been named an honor student for theroad, » senior at the PhiWW The Woman's Club, at tho thu District Nursing- Associa- Museum College of An, is w Woman's Club, 12:80 p.m. tion begin in the Public first semester of the 1961-02 academic year. He is the son of Drfou. r students whose illiw™ II e. a 1 t h Room. Municipal will appear in the annual rep* 7—Monthly meeting of the WeRt- Building, 7:30 p.m. and Mrs. Hurry W. Durand of 2107 ftcld Service League- at the Meadow View road, the Atlantic Refining Co. 1« home of Mrs. Hocco Annose, Also an honor student at theture is -believed to be one "I 12— College Club luncheon-bridge, Illinois Collego is Deborah Lee very few times that studem 11 Ilutpura court. Speaker, H. Altmun's 12:45 p.m. ra Uenjumin Haddock. BHx, a freshman, daughter of Mr. has been used In »™« large company publication. 24 —Annunl meeting of the Disan- d 'Mrs. George ij. Brix of 722 28—Current Affairs group of the trict Nursing Association, 2 liahway avenue. Collego Woman's Club, 414 p.m. in the Baptist Church. • • * Woma^Tchb Hillside avenue. Two freshmen from Westfleld Speaker, Mi;is Mabel Held. have joined fraternities at the Unl- To Attend Conference Christian Dior vemity of Delaware. William Ov- Of Federation_Distnc» The Sjxth District Spn'J ference of the New Jtiw A TRAVELERS Federation of Women » G»» beheld on Tuesday «t »• beautiful Plains Country Cluo „,„.„....-=:. Bernard,»»» stockings BESTFfHENDIS vice president of the 1 State Federation of hi. Clubs, has chosen The j-n ^ Sale-Priced of Today" as her top>^ „ speakers of interest «»l Charles H. «ollcn.beC,^ J to drama chairman, »n« • 4 AMERICAN VI. Rock, state <*»""r.t» literature department.^ ^ make minute reports will b«; gj ^ club presidents of the o»L , eluding Mrs. H«""° your president of The TOURISTER of Westfield. Also attending from "u, savings _..'. Club of Westfielrfj.* , William A. Hunter. « u, president, Mrs. James 1 , grow! third vice preaidcnt, rf

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LEADER, THUKSDAr, MARCH 22, 1962 ermediotes Hear Future Bride Gardenaires Wind Up Betrothed Prospective Students Benefit Preparations To Be Entertained by Panhellenic flowen are alwayt ruinations, Take Before Show Wednesday Mount Holyoke Alumnae the perfect gift News Committees for the Gardensires The Mount Holyoke Alumnae Flowers ore the most perfect )ur" of Hawaii are winding up final preparations Club of Raritan Valley will spon- lor their annual fund-raising event, sor a reception for prospective exprsision of your regard Intermediate Woman's Club j a fashion show-tea Wednesday at students and their parents next Pi Beta Phi Cliooie from our suparb col- enfold held its monthly nieet- I p.m. at the YWCA. Thursday at 8 p.m. at the Wom- lection of floral arrang«m«nt»! fuesday evening at the club ' Mrs. George B. Gillie is general an's Club of Westfield, 318 South The Westfleld Alumnae of Pi Mrs. Georg* W. Balmer, chairman, assisted by Mrs. Fred Euclid avenue. Approximately 70 Beta Phi will meet at the home of Our 2Sth Y«ar man. presided over the busi- C. Disque for tickets. Mrs. Joseph girls from the sophomore, junior Mrs. R. H. Kittcrbush, 247 Sin- ,n'clW. Mrs. Hurrison Cory, F. Bencdetti is in charge of and senior classes from 28 schools clair place. Wednesday at 8:16 BUY FLOWERS WHERE THEY ARE GROWN lent <*f the Senior Woman's decorations, aided by Mrs. Robert in this district have been invited p.m. Dessert will be served by J. Breslauer. Mrs. Phillip Smith is u{ Westfk'ld. and Mrs. A. W. to uttend. Mrs. Hitterbush usstitited by Mrs. WESTFIELD FLOWER SHOP on, editor of "The Bulletin," refreshment chairman, with Mes- Three undergraduates from this H. D. Crowe and Mrs. Vs. S. pue.'ts. Mrs. Cory gave a dames Edward C. Lange, John W. area will speak on different as- Martyn. 150 SNMNOFtELD AVI,, just *ff Brad tlie talk on senior club. Higgins, James D. MacMuriay and pects of life at Mount Holyoke. All Pi Phis in the area are wel- Wl DRIVH TEi AD 34**0 s. Donald C. ShalJcross re- Walter Campbell as members of Winnifred Archibald of Elizabeth her committee. come. Those who arc not on the 'i to the club on the fashion wili discuss extra-curricular and list for notification may call the .luncheon held at the Echo Mrs. Jean V. dePlanque and social life of the college. Nancy hostess if they plan to attend the Country €lub recently. Mrs. Henry S. Pullerton will be Chambers of Westfleld will talk meeting. e slate of officers for the year in charge of the sale of spring j about academic life. Lois Cop:?un, .(;3 was presented by Mr«. bulbs and gardening aecessories. Cranford, will give the freshman •r K. Waddey, nominations Fashions will be by Lillian view of college life, and a new r.ilor Chi Omega inn", »s f"H°*vs: Chairman, O'Grndy of Westfield and Lyndel film strip of the college will be Arthur C. Fried; vice chsir- MISS JUDITH L. KLEIN The Northern New Jersey of Summit. Tea will be served lrucironl itA(hrttt shown. Alumnae of Chi Omcpa sorority yin. James W. Cooper Jr.; following the show. MISS (JAIL K. JERT8ON Mrs. Frank Hewit, Wcstfleld, is cial secrelury, Mrs. Harold will entertain members' husbands Wm. Schumacher, Tickets may be obtained at the chairman of the reception. Her at a buffet supper and party tomor- r; corresponding secretary, door or by calling Mrs. Disque, - committee includes: Mrs. Robert row evening at 7 p.m. The event F. K»t>eit Prediger, and re-Miss Klein to Wed 1440 Boynton avenue. Douglas C Worth Hunsiker, Mrs. Kranklyn J. Sulle- secretary, Mrs. Arnold will be held In the home of Mr. nK barger and Mrs. Warrington and Mrs. Carl Alston, 60 South Mr. and Mrs. Sidney Alter Klein Engaged to Marry Skelly, Westfield; Mrs. I'etei Crescent road, Maplewood. Special ami means chairman, Mrs. of Pittsburgh, Pa., have announced Residents Sponsor Sterling, Fonwood and Mrs. Anquest- s will be the members and Stephens, reviewed her the engagement of their daugh- drew Robinson, Scotch [Main*. husbands of the Evening Croup ?e's report on proposed ter, Judith Lee, to William John Art Show and Sale Earl Conrad Jertyon of Fair- of Chi Omega Alumnae. Those laking projects for the next Schumacher, son of Mr. and Mrs. haven, Mass., announces the en-Spring Bonnets Will wishing to make reservation may year. These projects will be V. William Schumacher of 864 KaKomcnt of his daughter, Gail call Mn. Alston, on at the April meeting. The Standibh avenue. For Fanwood YMCA Kluino, to Douglas Cordwell Worth, Aid Simmons College A summer wedding is planned. son of Mr. mid Mis. John UHW- >t for lUK2-fi3 was read liy thornc Wortli of Fair Huven, for- The Simmonw •College Club of Boro Club's Bridge Robert Berry, budget chair- Mr. Schumacher, an alumnus of New Jersey will hold a l>eneflt anil approved by the CIU'J Westfield High School, was gradu- SCOTCH PLAINS—For the mi'ily of Westfleld. Miss Jcrtson's ated from Cornell University, in second yeur, Mr. and Mrs. William mother »ii the lute Leila Mug- luncheon bridge and bonnet show Winners Get Awards ll'TS. 1968 and is presently working to- G. Mennen Jr. of 60 Tillotson nusson Jcrtson. on Thursday, April 5 at 12:30 p.m. •s, Arthur C. Fried reported ward a Ph.D. in chemical engin- road, Fanwood, will sponsor an art at Charleston Uardetij, I). Altman MOUNTAINSIDE — The win- ie supper dance held at the exhibit and sale. The show, for A September wediilng is & Co., Short Hills. A special fea- ners of the Round Robin Bridge eering. He i-owed on the cham- planned. icsn Legion Hall 'March 10. pionship Cornell crews of 1055th. e benefit of the Fanwood-Scotch ture, will be a millinery fashion ^Tournament sponsored by the e chairman, Mrs. Georgre W. 1956, and 1(167, the Utter of Plains YMCA Building Fund, will Miss Jertson is 11 ^raduutc of allow with club members acting as Mountainside Woman's Club were ;er, announced that the club which won the Grand Challenge be held Monday, May 7 through Saint Lawrence University, nnil models. The proceeds of the af- given their awards at a meeting d »lo)-ed by the Dalu fair will KO directly to the college yesterday in the Mounttilnalde nslnp Institute at Douglass England. He is a member of Quill and from 7 to 9 p.m. at the pres- ProcesainK division of the Inter- to be used for unrestricted pur- Inn. re in June. She a!«o reported and Dagger Senior Men's Hono- ent Y, Grand street. national Business Machine Cor- poses. They were: Orchid Team; flrat the sixth district spring oon- rary, Sigma Alpha Kpsilon fra- Working with Mrs. Mennen on poration as a systems representa- Chairman of this event is Mru.place—Mrs. Robert Reiser, Mrs. will he held Monday »t ternity, and Pros-Ops, chemical her committee are Mrs. Robert tive. Kichard Hartkopf of Clark, assist- George Wucst; second nlncc—MM. eley Heights. Dr. Harold engineering honorary. His father W. Hodge, Mrs. John E. Watson, ed by Mrs. William Durr and Mrs.Krunk Halar-ik, Mrs. Robert Cnrl- Iftiiic will be guest speaker Her fiance Is a jmiduate of is a member of the manufactur- Mrs. Henry D. Wilson, ull of Fan- F^iiHips Kxctor Acud^niy uhd theStephen Perry of Westfleld. son. linir and all members were ing department of The Humble wood. From Scotch Plains are Models include Mrs. K. S. Stock- i to attend. University of VlrKinia. Mr. Worth Hone Team, first place—Mr». Oil and Refining Co. Mrs. A. FYnswa, Mrs. Leon Hirsch, iittendi'd the Univorsity of Puris, slaser of Wcstfleld. John Halkowich, Mrs. Wnltei- Sto- :l Thursday will be "Club Miss Klein received her buchelor Mrs. \V. V. Mueller, Jr., Mrs. T. nnd Columbia University for Alumnae of the college arc cor-gryn; second plnce—Mrs, Thomas n Day" at Hahne and Com-of science degree from Hood Col- C. Pitney, and Mr. Maxwell S. graduate studies in interntttionul dially invited to attend and mayRanach, Mrs. Herman Bimach. •, .Newark. This is an annual Simpson, Mis. E. E. Allen from lege where she was elected to Mor-Westfield will also serve. business. He ia ul.so with the Data obtnin additional tickets from Mrn. Mrs. Stogryn nerved aa chair- for all New Jersey State tar Board, national women's hon- Processing Division of IHM. Hartkopf. man. ateii Woman's Clubs and or society. She expects to receive The prices of the paintings will / received that day will be her master of arts degree in hous- range from $10 to $150. Uuring lo support the "New Jersey ing and design from Cornell Uni- the week a jury of three, to be Woman" magazine. versity this year. Her father is announced at a later dale, will ie program chairman, Mrs. proprietor of the North Hills Medi- judge the display. Mr, and Mrs. s W. Cooper Jr., introduced cal Center in Pittsburgh. Mennen are offering prizes for the Laurence Hubbard who gave top three paintings: $150 first lure and colored slide, program Pfano Pupils Perform place; $50 second place; and $2h 'Hawaii." Mrs. Hubbard is a third place. Many area artists will Know ilier of the Senior Woman's In Sunday Musicale exhibit their work. of Westfield ami a member The Y.M.C.A. Huilding Fund ts garden and music depart- On Sunday afternoon the piano will be used for the construction ts, students from the classes of Eliza- beth and Noel Tipton met in their of a new YMCA on South Marline what I heard iins for the June banquet were avenue, Fanwood. This new struc- in discussed by the hospitality studio at 112 Park street for an-ture, to be built in the near fu- irman, Mrs. Kichard Bushey. other musicale. In addition to the ture, will include an Olympic size ilbe on June 12 at the 3'lain- usual solo and ensemble selections swimming pool, large gymnasium, KAYSER Country Club. the program had an added feature. Ellen Bristol, accompanying her- kitchen, locker facilities and roo-.ns about you . . • k board met at the home of suited for the various arts and Henry Cox last week. self on the guitar, presented n cruft courses. Jtes for the evening was Mrs. group of three folk nonga. Those students performing solo An;' artist wi.ibing more infor- ter E. Waddeyi assisted by the mation about the exhibit, may call toes Frederick Schork, Fried and ensemble works were: Hobert Joan says you arc THE amartr«l gal she knows! It it true you 99*Sph'rig Sale the Fanwood-Scolch Plains YMCA Herbert J. Vatter. Palmer, Sally Hauer, Ellen Bristol, Gordon Smith, Debbie Knowles, or Mrs. Moeller, 1918 Inverness •avcil $200 on your new nofn , , . just liv cirniiing one Mnull spot? drive. WillieiPhillips, James Hewitt, Meri Joan aayg you found it at Koos Warclioii"c- Slorc , . . anil that the Che saving* you'v* bwn waiting for.. .on the Keyser styfei jat Swamp's Role Is Klcome, Bill Klcomc, Kenny How- /ou love best of all! Setme<}, seamless, dress and daytime sheers d Plains Club Dept. nld, Kmniy Bullington, Susie Bent, Club Will Offer Warehouse in just full of terrific lmy»! She »aw lied room* and .. . even famous Flt-AIITops, America's favorite stretch-top Joanne Heager, Jean Cline, Karen (lining rooms , . . tulilca, too . . . only nli^lilly ncralchcil. Other nylons. Buy them by the dozen and save oven morel COTCH PLATINS—The garden Koop, Jan Kthertngton, (1uc.IT irlment of the Scotch Plains Swetl, Linda Orogg, Peter Culver $800 Scholarship pieces absolutely perfect! And ihry even Imvc liroatlloomi, $1.35 K»y»»r nylons on til* for 990 nan's Club sponsored a col- and Bob Gilbert. $1.80 and $1.68 Kayttr nylons on sale for $1.19 slide program on the Great draperies and fabrics! Everything rriilly slashed! She told mo mp of Morris County at the To Future Teacher Koos Warehouse in casy-to-rciicli. You iList hrml for Railway on Ich Plains Fire House yeater- National BPW President Route 1 ... and turn ut Grand Avenue. It's open every day but •fternoon. Attends State Session Th« scholarship and student 'is. Tudor U. Kinch of BnskinK nid funds are major projects of Sunday ... 12 uoon till 9 P.M Saturdays 10 A.M. till 9t !f spoke for the Great Swamp Katherinc Peden, president of the Womiin's Club of Westfield, amittee of North American the National Federation of Busi- according to Mrs. Nolson H. Tren- 121 Oulmby StrMt ADoms 2-1111 ness and Professional Women's ffife Foundation, the conscr- ncr, chairman of the education Open Men. t Frl. Evanlnrjs 'til 9 o'clock on organization actively ac- Clubs, Inc., was principal speaker committee. A fcholarship of $800, the land nnd deeding it at the New Jersey units' state pnyablo $200 a year for four U. S. Government. board meeting Saturday in the yeai*?, is awarded annually to a largest unspoiled area of its Stacy Trent Hotel, Trenton. Miss Westfield Hiph School senior who i, between Maine and Virginia, Peden, of Hopkinsville, Ky., ad-plans to cmti't th«_i teaching pro- !»amp is one of the few rem-dressed the luncheon session. fession. This scholarship is avail- s of the originul wilderness Emma McGall, Westfield attor- able to a prospective teacher, boy confronted the first settlers ney and president of the State or cirl, who <]Uu])fu'M on the basis is believed to be important Federation, conducted the meet- :>f financial need, scholastic stand- ttifratinn by water fowl. ing. ing, and who in industrious, pur- poseful, and presentable. At a tea to bu fjiven May 1 by Step the education comittee in con* A New Fine China Pattern junction with the Wostficld Educa- tion Association, all scholarship by Lenox applicants will be introduced. Af- ter careful study of each applica- to I tion, the award winner will be selected nnd presented to the membership of the Woman's Club of Wustfield at its May meeting. 'Members of the oonMnitt'.'e are Fashion 9 Tune Mosdames Trenner. Lorcntz G. Wade, H. Hillman Palmer, Ernest E. Weaver .li\, Herbert U. Welch Jr., and Harrison II. Cory, ex-1 Young Debs lead a bus/ life and a officio. ! fashionable one,- young Debs love To raise funds for the scholar- j ship KTant, :i M'Hcs of three bridge I i parties was held by the coniniiltre ' lively and lovely spring outfits .. . they during January. ' Mrs. Trenner explains that The j are here at Clara Louise . . . Woman's Club of West fie Id also j has a Student Aid Fund available to any learning major now in col- j lego, who is a graduate of West- I . field Hitfh School and is in need I COATS . . . $17.98 to $29.98 j of financial assistiuiee during his j ' or her college years. Application ! DRESSES . . . $8.98 to $19.98 ' for this a>.sist.jtnce mny be made I at any time through the Ktiidnn'-e SUITS ... $1 2.98 to $22.98 lOtTice at Westfield Hij;h School. BLOUSES . . . $2.98 »o $4.98 t The .Automobile Leg:tl As.sociu- Ie by L.ENOX — A wreath of shadow roses I tion states th.it there were 720 '"temporary colors of soft-toned sepias, surrounded by the j billion rvu'U'H uf motor travel in We also have a large selection of lovely accesso- "*<> elegance of the Sculpture shape. The graceful fluted rim is WCOrated with 24-k. gold. 5-piece place setting $23.95 ries . . . Hats, Gloves, Handbags, Undies and Separates for active wear to mix and match . . . USE OUR CHINA CLUB PLAN TUK\Tli:ril \\\ 1 Al. 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ndal Shoes presently at 171 East Broad Street THE wrsTnnn (N. J> , THURSDAY. MARCH 22, 19C8 14 Garden Club Announces ing last week in the home of Mrs. Korean Orphans Aided Tuesday afterniioti nt a dessert j the 6928th Radio Squadron Mo* Donald M. Day, 603 Boulevard. bridge parly. The purpose of the j bile Unit of the U.S. Air Force Two Workshops, Gives Mrs. John L. A«M>aui."h, program Mrs. Irvinjr E. Lighlbown. 21! party was to raise money for the ere at present tne sole support ot Donation to Trailside chairman, introduced the speaker, the Anfrella Orphanage, and they Miss Elaine Yannuzzi of Warren- South Euclid avenue, entertained support of 40 Korean orjihnns in ville. A nationally rccoirnized au- members and friends of the inter- the Anttclla Orphanajre near Seoul, have appealed for assistance in The Garden Club of Korea, who are in desperate need this worthy work from the folk will meet April. 12 in the home of thority and author of several matf- national relations department of of food and clothing. Members of back home. Mrs. Edwurd L. Coffey of 238 azrine and newspaper articles on The Woman's Club of Westfield on Charles street, at 9:30 a.m. to holly. Miss Yannuzzi has also been make flower arrangements for the the subject of news features. patiente at Fort Oix. Mrs. K. Al- In her lecture, she told of many lan Taylor will be in charge of the holly legends from various coun- Store Hours 9:30 to 5:30 project. tries. She displayed live plants as Mrs. Harrington Leedom has an- well as elides to show the different nounced the joint workshop -A-ith varieties as she explained the Krow- the Mountainside Garden Cluo will injr habits and

It's almost too good to be true ... this casually elegant double knit wool suit that's MATERNITY built for carefree living in APMIIL spite of its crisp, "band E HEALTHY CHILDREN OF WESTFIELD wished to aid those not so fortunate, BO the Junior Red box" look. A Chanel-look .» collected $1075 from students in the town's schools. The gift was given to the Children's Country • Dr«sMt • Slips ic, represented by Miss Martha Van Wert, executive director, seated, by representatives from the Edi- American beauty in bright .Junior Hiph Service Club, including-, left to right, Lit Bent, Lisa Dunn and Sally Altaian. The girls • Skirts • Ira's navy spiced with red braid re accompanied to the Home by (Mrs. Henry Anders on, chairman of the Junior Red Cross of Westfield- piping and sleeveless white mntainside. • Smocks • Slacks overblouse. Sizes 5 to 13. et Committees Busy pan wood College Women B'nai B'rith Women • Sw«a»«rs • Panties, «tc 50.00 r May Antique Show And Men Guests Hear To Learn of Gardens; Congregational Hall Authority on Soviet Hold Rummage Sale Maternity Headquarters Sine* 1943 Mall and'phone ordtrt rickets ore now on sale for the FAT^WOOD — Henry Schwartz B'nai B'rith Women, Westftcld • USI YOUR HANDt-CHAROE ! annual Wentfleld Antique of the New York Times spoke to Chapter, will present Donald ,«• sponsored by the Women's members of the Fanwood College Krautter of Kruutters,1 Scotch ilowship of the First Conffrefra- Woman's Cluh and their guests at PlaiiiR, at the Temple Eman-Kl, nal Church. the annual Men's Nijrht Monday tonight at 8:30 p.m. He will speak jencral chairman of ticket sales evening in the Fanwood Presby- on flower arrangements, tree and Mrs. 0. B. Hieber who will be terian Church. shrub care and lawn landscaping. ;isted by the following four co- Mr6. John McCurdy, the pro- Mrs. Louis Kesaler and Mrs. Paul lirincn and their committees: gram thuinnun, introduced Mr. Roberts are chairman of the eve- •ROAD AT IIM ST. - WtSTNIlD th. M. !>• -Sims Jr., whose com- Schwartz, who spoke on the topic ning. A burliness meeting WPII be Open Men., Frl. ivenlngt - AD 3-0030 l>ce members are Mrs. H. 0. "The Future of Soviet American held and refreshments will lie WATCHUNG-Stale Highway, Route 22 • PLoinfleld 7-0500 ,yer, Mrs. W. P. Noonan, Mrs. Relations." Mr. Schwartz has been served. W. Zoliel, Mrs. R. C. Under- Soviet Affairs analyst for the OSS The Chapter will hold » rum- II, Mrs. Albert Urns, Mrs. E. F. and the StuU? Department. He has mage HHIU at the Hialto Theater nphani and .Mrs, A. Y. Cltttnan; been writing for the iN'ew York Buildintr, second floor, Monday William Angell, whose com- Times since 1947 and he reads 35 throutrh Friday 9:30 a.m. tn 5 iitFt includes Mrs. N. H, Jordan, Russian newspapera and maga- p.m., Monday ni^ht 'til 9 p.m. Mew P. 1). Heed Jr., Mrs. J. V. zines regularly w$ background ma- and old items will be available. .en, Mrs. K. D. Divine, Mrs. A. terial for h-is articles. Mrs. Eugene Barry, Weotfleld and sites, Mrs. C. H. Bright, . Mrs. Sheldon Anderson, ways Mrs. Edward Ehrenkrantz, Scotch Irs. Rnou l.euteritz, and Mrs. P. and nieaiiB chairman, presented I'lainn, can be contacted for pick- Pierce. final plans for the annual scholar- up for donations. .Also, Mrs. Robert Winter, who ship benefit fashion show-bridge to Mrs. Morris Cooper, president on her committee Mrs. John be held Saturday in the Scotch of the Westfield Chapter, was ig,«rs. 11 A. SopeivMrs. H. T. Plains-Fanwood High School. Tick- given n surprise party at the last Mrs. H. W. Boardman, et chairmen for this event are Mrs. board meeting lit SnufFy's Steak Irs. GranKer Bierwirth, Mrs. Ed- William Minkema Hnd (Mrs. "Uoljert House, Scotch Plains. She WHS ifi Schott and iMrs. John Pod- ThiesinK and tickets may !>e ob- presented with a ^ift from the Lyer, mid Mrs. Howard North tained from them or through any board. In charge of urranfrements is tided by Mrs. H. D. Es- club member. for the cveninK were Mrs. Saul MM. W. h. Ttowe, Mrs. D. 0. Hoatess chairman for the eve- Colin, Mrs. Barry and Mrs. Robert rell, Mrs. C. K. Jensen, Mrs. ning was Mrs. Alfred Hause. She Turner. D, Co»k, Mvs. Walter Enirel, was assisted by Mesdnmes Charles WESTFIELD r<. P. T. IIH1\T], Mrs. Th«:odore ,Tpnckes, John Jensen, Clarence jdtrick ami Mrs. Abbott Camp- Jones Jr., John Kenyon, James Donald Speakmari, iPhilip Stein II. Kerr, A. B. Kline, Willittm Kite, nnd Mi.ss Caroline Knuhcl. Pour- FEDERAL The antique show, which will lje Robert Klein, John Knubcl, John inc nt thc tea table were Mrs. Jer- Id May 1, 'i and 3 in the parish LaRocque, Frederick Loeb, John ry I.ott, Mu.<. Wither Ott and Mrs. of the church, will include Loving, Richard Luster, Ttoy Mills, W'illiiim Quinn. SAVINGS hibits by 20 dealers. Luncheons ill be served each day from 11:30 i. and afti*rnoon tea from 3 to p.m. Once A Year! Irs, Riederer to Serve s PEO Chapter Head Most Convenient Mrs. W. I. Hiederer of' 838 wlrvanl v.'is elected president Chapter N, I'.E.O. at a recent Hosiery Sale! «linp nt tlie home of Mrs. M. Cautsch of i!<>28 Dogwood drive, Wth Plains. Other newly-chosen officers arc Lilly Dache "OFFICE" »• J- M. Freeman, 775 Knoll- MJ terrace, vice-president; Mrs. B. Day, 221 Seneca place, re- "iir.g secretary; Mrs. R. U »!edce, r,41> Prospect street, "fepondinK secretary; Mrs. R. \ «r°wn. 20(10 Wood road, Scotch '">'. treasurer; Mrs. H. F. »!•'». SIM Old Grove road, "Jntainsiile. chaplain, and Mrs. 'I- Kinc, K42 Summit avenue, ard. The program nt the election !; " "S, entitled "Open Win- Although wo are centrally located in the heart of town "<• was jriven by two mem- 35 of the Chapter; Mrs. C. L. by the Plaza, and we'd prefer to see you in person * a"'l Mrs. v. E. Wellman. rs - !-• A. Bywaters assisted the ... In bad weather you can save easily and 'Sttss. conveniently a» your nearest mailbox — our nearest Famous Design *T Board Schedules teller window for you. arious Reports for 5 Meeting Tonight NYLONS Our special postage-free envelopes are yours for } fl Chapter of Worn- the asking — use them to save by mall when you can't icn ORT (Organization ""lahilitation through Train- BOX SALE come in, personally. Ask for your envelopes ' .*'« ho!<| it., monthly board next time you come in. . , itoni(-'ht at 8:30 nt th0 pairfor ™ '••' Mrs. Sanford Kaplan, 130 3 2.99 J, utt»nda for the evening will -'•' sn ORT Hay report by Mra. - "'"man. Final plans for the i, ,or 1:"n Ball will be pre- •„ u-lMn- Wallace Gclber and If if's "Lilly Dache," you know it's rioht — each iini >".|, " Siverman will report color — each style was chosen with the well dressed ,rei'"u def«ert luncheon V Wl''th was ncl{i at thc woman in mind. irht ,,f t)l0 n.ming wi]I l)C Onn f tho i j,' children's Exquisite colors in the manner designed for Spring 3 w lle ON YOUR INSURED ' MrV v F x 'aIu" i Mrs discusse Rich d ^W " - - styling. tb. s ' "• Th« Performance of SAVINGS t the" p. Queen" will be shown Thl a Limit 12 pairs to a sale l 2f ° ' 're on Friday, am Broad at Prospect By the Plaza -. during the ion. Cartoons with the film w'"B for a

/ % No Poor Goods -At Any Price 158 ELM ST. AD 3-0800 WESTFIELD FEDERAL SAVINGS :;• v BROAD AT PROSPECT ST."? /.,*• •'••;• :; •••:;•:.. .§ ,/••-; ate. Lafc«. Between A&P and Mutual Markets ratI» ol pports and need Coun- -Tfi&Oldest qndl Largest Savings Im fi Sprvlces. USE OUR FREE PARKING 14 THE WESTFIEU) r. Mrs. An Unutuol Collection of • iv-vctinj: hvld recently at the homtjj^vien Cockley uf Orlando, Fia. BRACELETS • BROOCHES * EARRINGS • CHARMS i Will Entertain, Inform t,.f Sir*. Robert L. Tiemann. Chair- j1 Come S«e Our Wi-v.fu'iJ iy T»ikii!)f Abuut . . . Sees Arrangements Prospective Students ; r\;.n «,f iho fomiriUtet* is Mi:-. CHINA • GIASS • SILVER • WALL DECORATIONS ami pruud "f yur hijrli whoyl bav.- : A ii-a for j i (••!•. M. V.iilt-r. with Mn-. Tifiv.un.i •:l'ii!( ti»un"i thai reached the fiti;U? MR. MAGIC BR «W>550 evei. the LENNARDS Mrs. J icph.-r.e Ar.toTiini • ,i: the ^t;tt«> louniaxu-nt and was | or and ar Vv.v jartv, f«r nienibct> of CoJ- 401 Morris Av«. Springfield, N. i. DRexel 6-7274 >•:; H. K: ik'feated l»y oniy three points . . . onstrated and i-'jwlu* on "Miniaiuu-: mof Kahwav'V'jt \vn? \r\uh «>nly, will be held at K. • Ai::nari*>. Slu»rt Hills, on Thurs- the bit: t-hain t-uuerniarKet which and Kranied Arrangement.*" bt-fur*? : fU(,sfj.v f:u-j. •; -j the Mountainside Garden Club or, ; , , -,. ! .,, j ,- j ' o-jiv. Aj'rii 3 '2 at J 2 :Ab p.m. ' ha> sm-runibvd tu trading •?tamps ( a ; / ;vL tl PiN'vrrtu;:),' vît.h sprinj< flowers wi!i . ;:nd will be offering them next Tuesday at tht- home uf Mi*. Kerd \" W*ttfi*M Chapter of Hadauah Complete your Spring Outfit with a A. Uni\e, 945 Law rente awnu*:- Tht* '•• !'<• Mrs. K. P. Uittman, and asti>l-! wwV. and "phiid" they arc . . . xhv i*hairn-i.r.-ih:^ * ,i^" h» r n:e Mr*. Edward C. : the silver teas at Roosevelt . . . charming new Hat by Facon Boriqu«, speaker was introduced by Mr.-. ; V. Jackson of $l». John Fredericks Charmer, Rowok of Paris William McCoJlum Jr., pioîam âsr.c* -sr.d Mrs. Luui^ J. Rub. ; the run-aryund answers* to the T;oii*.it* will be on sale at the i'ue^titm. ""When will the tennis Fourth Annual Art Show and So|» and New York, Frank Palma Originals, chairman. I " J to tht- '.\'U AT Apr:! S nxwtin^ of the club by i i-ourU at KJm street .>c i-rectcd?" or Phippi. Mrs. Paul L. Hainc^, pre.*>ident. i area conducted the meeting and wel- n-.tTut^r.- of the ticket committee; • Cuum-il passed on tht-sf last t»um- ! an intt're>i in S**tvt>i MoviaKic* John Van Deu.sen, Lew- Hats priced $3.98 to $25.00 comed member-* and £ui'dia. Com- • rbere are îrl> who fc ! nier and tennis season ;> almost •..' H Van Leuven, O. L. Walt- Sunday, March 25 • --:« Veils from $2.50 mittee reports were given. Klans I reived invitations an*.i 1 upon us, but where are our courts? were outlined fur the Garden Cof- 1 :-.jin. Lio>d Rothe. and Homer S, attend, they fhouid ^ I tO 10 p. IN. NOW ON DISPLAY AT fee on May y to be held at the the air car of the high school home of Mrs. l>aile. j S«*i"v:r^ un Mrs 'which really did get off the ground Announcement wa-J made of a fiiiitu* is Mrs A. Around Town joint workshop with the Garden of WestfU-M. Tnr < ' the lift it gives to find crocuses THE HAT BOX Club of Westfield Tuesday at 9:30 Ixrs have visr.c: (Continued from page 9) I in bloom and robins hopping on Monday, March 26 Now under the Ownership of a.m. in the First Congregational I thoir att-a> u> UI'K Mr? Alan Befrhvwer and Mr^.the lawns . . . that spring is now r 1 to 4 p. m. — 7:90 *• 10 p. m. DORIS M. BAMFORD Church parish house. The P °-!and their aJv^vr,. '..>yj Barron are officers of rhe j officially here. gram will include Easter e^r* dei'' i Feature! al \ht : v-K.h-'r College Club vf Northern Open Monday Evenings oration and table by g-i •,»:J> hich will hold a re- : It is falling In love with our 'Mrs. Earl H. Bennett announced : own mistaken ideas that makes 114 E. Brood St. Westfield They \t ^ni-jn tonight for prospective Rtu / Admiwi*n $1.00 that members will meet at the homv cr:t.~ at the home of Mrs. R. C. I fools and beggars of half man- of Mrs. Bradford T. Blauvelt, 10 | tj^'ih'^" hu'as* 7>;U-::". tt?>o!l in Watchunu. kind.—Edward Young Hawthorne drive, at 9:30 a.m. on I riru'lar acl!vitie» iiwr!< : i:ff Hc who has a Wednesday, to make flower ar- i ,he imev]m "^rioj and i Mrs. Harold ]„ Prince of 675 imaRination without Wateunk IMID, Mtotfteld Manorial Library : rantfementa for the hospital at ft. j tjp8 {or yUl(iv a-,,riviJ. c J*i'ilke^ Summit Ave., has returned from a learning, has wings and no feet. {04* 41 I/eat). Dix —Joseph Joubert - I will include Patri.-ia H^rtwrt v 'six week* vacation in Biloxi, Mi<.s.. ' 425 E. Br*ad St., Mrs. r red £.. Rosenetiehl and westfield. : where .she was the guest of Major Mrs. E. Harold Krkkaon presided I iand Mrs. Samuel Hanking, former- Thinking makes the man.—A at the tea table. Mrs. Blauveit College Women's Cfub |ly of Wcstfield. The Hankins are Bronson Alcott and Mrs. Francis H. Whitaker as- ! nvw visiting Mrs. Prince before sisUd the hostess. Plans Luncheon-Bridge j leaving for a new assignment in Springtime For Members April 12 ] Tehran, Iran. r 'Plains Sisterhood j Mrs. Philip Wisuert of 31 Elm is the time Plans were made for the annual Pampered im the way friskyyoungfereet Will Hear Doctor we like you to feel SCOTCH PLAIN'S—The Sister- and you really do when hood of Temple Israel of Scotch i you go first Clau to Europe need Plains and Fan wood will hold a on Holland-America Line regular meeting on Wednesday evening at 8:30 p.m. at the temple 1 In First Claw, beauty and comfort are every- at 1721 East Second street. I where you turn. So is fun. Dinner is a gay, glit- The president, Mrs. Seymour 1 tering affair in the company of unforgettably in- Moritz, will open the meeting and teresting companions. Personal service is at your then turn it over to the vice pres- | elbow all the way—friendly, understanding, un- ident in charge of program, Mns. 1 obtrusive. Our people have an instinct for pre- Henry Lange, who will then intro- dicting your slightest wish. duce the speaker, Dr. Thelma War- You don't have to do anything for yourself saw, Westneld rtematologist, who except soak up our congenial, one-of-a-kind at- will discuss "Beauty and Skin Care mosphere. Nothing compares with a First Class from the ^Medical Viewpoint." sailing on a Holland-America "Happy Ship." The April meeting will be held on April 11 and the program will Hove your travel agent book you: With lots more time for consist of a sound film "Holidays | WESTKKDAM-Apr. 7 • BOTTMUJAM-Apr. 11 in Israel," dealing with the Pass- outdoor play, young feet over holidays. MAABDAM-Apr. (« . WWRBDAM-Ntj S need the sturdy support, A card party is being planned -*.•-••-••• -4> 'Kg durable wear and all- for in the month of April and a : rummnge sale for May. On May %f^«gll '•- around good care of fine 1C, the Sisterhood will hold its Mr. tttnl MI-M. IMiviirri T» !lr«>iinni>, forinrrl> ,,f Hunt INK fun, I.""* IMIIItrrt. art- nnu IU tuft In pit reft nxi'it from Mr. nntl Mr». tln1fil tbi* Hiilr ttt thin i>rti|»rrt>' soon — for boys and girls iliroimli the ontcr uf llnrrrfl A Onln. UrnlturM. j 29 Broadway, N. Y., WHiUhull 4-1900 those members who hnve earned — fitted with the special their donor credits are eligible to care for special needs by participate. The show for the eve- our trained staff. ning will be "Ki»3 'Me Kate," star- ring -Marion Marlow and dining MAKE YOUR RESERVATION THROUGH and dancing wilt also be part of the program. ASHBROOK TRAVELONG OF WESTFIELD INC Christening Held for 252 E. BROAD STREET, WESTFIELD AD 3-2300 DOCTOR'S PRESCRIPTIONS CAREFULLY FILLED Youngest Harris Son NURSING Complete Una of Orthopedic Shoes Dean Stephen Cl.rislinn Har- 291 N. BROAD STREET, ELIZABETH EL 4-2525 ris, infant son of Mr. tmd Mrs. Nelson E. Harris of 303 West HOME Whatever Amount of TIME, SKILL and PATIENCE South avenue, was christened at St. Paul's Episcopal Church re- H required we give It gladly and courteously cently. The Reverend Norman J. Faramclli officiated. Sponsors were Mr. and Mrs. Richard C. Chamberlin, Neptune, and Mr. and Mrs. Joseph Schollen- bergcr, Holmdel. A MODERN ISVRSING HOME Dean was born December 26 at Overlook Hospital, and has two FOR THE CONVALESCENT brothers, Dale and Craig. 163 E. BROAD ST. AD 2-5163 OR RESIDENTIAL GVEST Open Monday Evening* WANT ftaritan Rd. at Terrill, Scotch Plaint ADS DIAL 889-2374 Pampered

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f. THE WESTFIELD IN, J.) LEADEB. THURSDAY, MARCH 23, 19« )ring Treatment p«y« \$ [estores Floors lEntryways

floors, especially at entry- i,! fii low of abuse in winter. Lckedin wuter, snuw and salty t;ik<- their toll, so by March 3

entries may need some extra '• •'•:* You «n clean and condition I urcu> or an antirt wood or usinir the simple materials ' ,.thi>d described by Mias Gena ,„„,<,., extension xpeciajist in furnishing at Rutsm Uni- To mate a cleanser, fill a bottj« jar with U »runi turpentine and boiled linseed oil. Cover it Ujfht- (Label container-^it kaepa in- [finitely.) Pour some hot water into a cup mall can set on a. saucer. Shake cleanser vigorously. Pour Fatbions are always aynonomoui with u^h into the cup to cover the change ... and • change we've made of the hot water. Do not stir. « . • in the location of our Bcttei frip a doth into the oily layer top of the hot water. Rub Dnuet. ,anter onto a small area of wood tor with the moist — not wet — bth. Dip 3/0 steel wool into the ww toeatlam! (lulioii and rub gently if needed remove Krime, In any case, use Frm our exciting new spring collec minimum of w»»er. For sh»|. lion we show, left to right t floors, wrioiT cloth almost Long-coited black rayon and silk en. Next wipe the treated are* with aemble. Coat with dress by Stcphan. i'other cloth wrun|r out of clear 10 to 16. 39.M water. Then wipe the floor ith* dry cloth. Rayon and allic pillbox jacket itopi Next wipe the treated area with mther cloth wrung out of clear short to reveal • foil flared skirt on arm water. Then wipe the floor • (ilk navy and white abstract bodice ith a dry cloth. with ruffle Jabot. By Ah* Schrader. VOwn the cleanser cools, discard « to 16. «I.M .tart fresh. Don't try to rent it localise it's flammable; also Brass bulloni accent fhla navy crepe will turn sticky. Discard used ith.s too, since they are flani- jacket dresi bf $tej>han. 10 to 16. ihle. tf.M You will find thut thus simple iitment disguises scratches as Tepper's NEW Dresi Salon, t!l as i-leuiin wood floors. It im- Third Tloof iris H "utinlike luster and re- M the natural wood grain and

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»: 10 lo 4:)0 AU« Monday, 7 H) • PLAINFIELD jP*S* 16 THE WESTFIELD (N. J.) LEADER, THURSDAY, MARCH 22, 1962 • 1 order a similar standard applies: that you have, a.ni a j Mr. and Mrs. Charles Smith vi 209 .'Joan, born March 16 in Muhivn- risuitr.'.er of Mr. and .Mrs. Herbert Tho^e are £ood habits which in- one that has you. i Xortii Chestnut etr«u The par- \V. Andrews of 425 Kiriibsi! (urn. bere Hospital. Health Hints crease und sustain physical health. Look them over ^ i'ents, Mr.-ciid Mrs. Paul G. S:n;:h i * * * Mr. b.wi Mrs. Francis J. Keinian nt STORK CORNER 1 Every phase of our activity is in- ing, smoking, drJvin|t of North CaUhvel!, have two other i Elien Patricia is she r.anjf i r.u> ^•x:! City are also prandpyren:.-. HABIT? W.V'T HAPPEN volved, but spiTial attention should l»o:i> and a daughter. ; en by Dr. and Mrs. Joseph K:i':- 1 working, relaxit.ir £&' •UMMIT-MAPLEWOOD > * * * Tl;:.. ;.* the :::..f ..•;' ..<-.ir. in Leli be Kivt-n to on) habiis ol tatin^, your habits, <„• <|g M ANB VICINITY TO Mr. aiid Mr». Thomas Hawco of j baclier of 540 Elm sired i\>r '.heii jl.!;:--.t...r. o! \\\-.-tSc!ti. Joi::i I'oii/r.- I Horn March 16 in Overlook Hos- i.-.ix*h chiid, born .March Vi in Ovtr- durir-K' whi, b ".*-• -:v viixvCl to drii'kin^, un. Ju.-i-fh tendencies ivhieh we follow in driv- J pital was Kvily Susan, second Jlook Husjntal. Ariiirew> of NVwport, K. I. ajiiint- our hab.t- i >r the froo-i H , f"d Spinel. of five children, K- ! to—ur at least does not endanger—I in income on KedoroFederail ken?.i.. Coral Gabk-K, Fla., to Mr. and Mr.-. 1 other words, a good habit is one returns. Yale Smith, born March 7 in Moun- j 548 Lenox avenue are tht parents K. Joseph Ktlnian Jr. The mothei '• pital. Camden. The Burn.*' have spiritual welfare. In the physical tainside Hospital, Montdair, art of their fifth child, a dauithu-r, is tht former Carolyn Andrews. ; two other sons and a daughter, i Joseph Grujran of Washintrton i street is the maternal grandfather. JARVIS DRUG STORE ! Checking Accounts 54 ELM ST. WESTFIELD Enjoy Dinner with us I Fine, But Require in our I Care in Using fr* Air Conditioned Dining Room Complete Dinners j More and more family and individual business is transacted From $1.40 to $1.75 thruujrh checking accounts, according to Miss Edith Taittonen, tension home management specialist at Rutgers—the State Univer- SPECIAL FAMILY NIGHT sity. EVERY THURSDAY Since fraudulent altering of checks is also on the increase, it COMPLETE DINNER. . . . $1.45 becomes exceedingly important for CHILDREN'S DINNER ... 75c you to write checks carefully, clear- ly and completely. Review your check-writing habits. Avoid writ Mr. and Mra. Nutannlr! VJy lire son- rr*idtMB: in their irw hou 1IU5 WM'aHttnd ronri. Mi>unfalnMldr, wlil.-k thvy rrvrmtly perrbn« ing checks in a manner that makes friMti Mr. ofid Mr*t. f>tmaltl R. Kunklr throuch lfa# oirier of alteration iiossible. It4-)«u!dM, Tbr jirupcrt) nun tHttltlpfr ll*tr(J. Write the name of the person, company, or organization to whom the money is to be paid immediately following: the printed words "Pay to the Order of ... " If the MEEKERS name does not completely cover the DRESS available space, draw a wavy line from the last word to the printed dollar sign. The amount in figures should be Beautifully Cleaned and Pressed (Agrko Prt-EiHtrgfiict written close to the printed d.ollur sign to prevent the possibility of Crabgrast Control inserting other figures. Write the On« application, n»d« b*for« CrabgraM cents on a half line over 100. f proirtt, will kttp your lawn »r«« of thit - On the next line, start the dollar obnoxiom grttf waad. A pr«v»ntlv«, I amount In words as far to the left Agrko Pra-Emtrg«nc«Crabgra>t Control as passible. Add the word "and," (•t* up a barrier In the toll that kill* followed with the cents amount as Crabgrat>, Gootegrai*. Foxtail and simi- written on the line above. Insert a lar sodling* at thty tprout Can ba «f- wavy line between the cents and factlvtry applied even when Crabgras* It the printed word "dollars." Especially For YOU. about one Inch high. Granular Agrico If thu check H for an amount The Origin*! MILL END SHOP h*i Pra-Emergence Crabgratt Control It s than a dollar, write out the done it again , . . with the Institu- beneficial to mature fawn gratMi.' uniount, us for example, "ninety- tion of a Completely New & Unique > Apply your* todayl'•" J HOME DECORATING SERVICE nine cents only" or "none 99/100." A COMPLETE under tbe direction of Mr. Raymond In figures use "99 cents" or "none LaVecchio. Mr- L^Vecchlo, a gradu- 9SI/100." ' SERVICE HOME ate of the N. Y, School of Deaif n. Make a stub record of evevy will *4«Ut you fn selecting * setting check you write. [ A U i HC, S. '..Mi that i> uniquely your*. Hi* experi- If for any reason you think a DECORATING ence and creative talent will prove an invaluable atiet to you in telect- Qandeti Centex check has boon los*, notify your NO EXTRA CHARGE SERVICE Ing fabric*, furniture and appoint- bunk immediately to stop payment. ments. The moat a mating* part of Undoubtedly you will be asked to this service i» that it U confirm the stop order in writing. Your atub record will help you FREE TO YOU recall the retails of the check number, date mill exact amount of the DRIVE IN Why not give us a ring today? You will bs under no obliga- check. 100 NORTH AVE. , A R W 0 C tion, whatsoever. STORE Tho Automobile Legal Associa- Call PL 6-O02O For Further Details tion warns always follow other $f at front Sf Delivery cars at a safe distance—one car Decorator's Studio '? ££""•' - Hours: Dally 8-6 Friday 8 A.M.-8:3O P.M. Sunday 9-5 length for every 10 mph. Ttw Original MILL [NO SHOP n D"iT,T, OM.V »HOI- Oprn Unll) 11-01X1) I'hura. U-fl 1100 South Ave., Weitfield • AD 2-8717

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MEMBER HCCnAL DEPOSIT INSURANCE CORPORATION A Community Hank Dedicated to Community Service' 264 E. Broad St., Westfield AD 2-2900 • THE WESTFJELD (N. J.) LEADER, THURSDAY, MARCH tZ, IMS 17 [Schools Unit ets Beitler, 1. You get 3 rooms of fatuous all-wool twist broadlootn! br Officers 2. You get 3 rooms of heavy 40-oz. rubberized padding! bTCH PLAINS — David E. 3. You get Koos finest tackless installation in 3 rooms! X of 1-0 South Glenrwood |FBJ!WOO Clydesdale road, ity director. Mrs. Benjamin iduvk, 31 Paterson road, J,WH* named recording second Mrs. Robert W. Hodge, •inton circle, Fan-wood, corre j,,g secretary. Ketiring chair- ilvin C. Bidwell, was chosen L. for three years. t preliminary report on school Lr needs, Henry Sehwiering out that if a new elemen- -hool and a new junior hig-h vere both put on a referen- [,„ May 1862, completion in jKouh allow one or two years rooms lich further new construction | not lie needed. Tha associa- SCOOP: jwid to study both the long [and immediate needs in this and make a recommenda- i the Board of Education. ulso decided that the as- Jion would commend the school [on its new plan to send board lers U) all PTA meetings and J urge the board by letter to tity its public relations pro- at once. discussion of program Ideas ling association meetings in- 1 the desirability of covering such ins bioad base tax, jonal schooling and handicap- ihildren. BsonJHS Shows err Art Work

art work of Lorraine E. is currently on display in sin lobby of Edison Junior | School. This Is the «econd r display of the year sponsor- - the art department under lirection of Miss Barbara Tur- md members of her art club, several major creations e expressionist and surrealist

ri. Doerr has been nwarded i by the Westfteld Art Asso- fcn in the watercolor medium, lilso has won a prize for her '[ displayed at the Montclair |Mu.«um. k Doerr studied at the West- | Adult School under the dircc- I of W. Carl Burger for four (ind ot the Cranford Critique Her work has teen exhibited East Orange state show, Vontclair Art Museum, tho Ion County Art Center, the Gallery of South Orange-Ma- Hi\i the Westfield Art As- ili on. ucation Board tes Colleagues

•o former and two new mem- of the Hoard of Kducation honored at the board's an- dinner la^t week in the Edison ? High'School cafeteria. 'f former members are Robert !cire»ny and Gordon C. Walk- Mr. Mulroany, who was presi- rfurmjr hisi .second three-year • chose not to run for re-olec- ist month. Mr. Walker, who vice pre^iilcnt, resipnpd l>e- sh« is niovinc from WcstficM. ' new memben.i are Hubert wr Jr. u-h<> is completing Mr. "f's une\jiircd term of one and RoVrt £.',_ Savage who fleeted to Mr. Mulreany's

:!^rs present were Dr. Stacy [•wan, superintendent of «s; Howard Tomlinson, assist- npcrinternli'iit in churgc cf •«s and plant mnintenanrc; ^n L. Bu.*-icrc, administra- >isistant tn Dr. Ewnn; Wil- "• Peek, attorney to the board I^s Frances Pcirce, sccre- KOOS BIGGEST BROADLOOM SCOOP in many moon*! Imagine ... it was u national best-seller at dollars more! Tomorrow ... only at Koos . . . you can own 3 rooniH of this famous DINING Alexander Smith broadloom . . . and Have over $ 183! And Koos" HI\\V. place includes, not just the RM. broadlootn, but cushiony 40-oz. rubberized padding PLUS our fin<>Kt tackless installation! You ¥ 9'XIZ' get the whole works . . . slashed from $482.60 ... to a new-low $299 complete! What IS this exciting broadloom? Sorry ... if we named it here, we couldn't lag it this low. ltul you'll recog- WISE TO ORDER nize it on sight as one of Alexander Smith's most beautiful all-wools .. . with a deep, dense twist- 3 ROOMS COMPLETE lor only $-9 i/ou-n.' O/ course, if pile that springs back after every footstep . . . wears and wears. And just think . . . you even COAL NOW! your riwnii "re snmltrr vr Inrppr than these, you run site prnpor- GUARANTEED IEHIOH tionatelv. Jmt briitf! room tnens- choose from SIX decorator colors! Yes, now you can own all this luxury . . . installed wall-to- f »rrnienM. wall in your 12x15' living room, 9x12' dining room AND 6x9' foyer . . . for only $29 down! S? 20"TON (Smaller or larger rooms tagged proportionately low.) And on Koos easy terms you can lake 7 50 OAl 19 TON up to 2 years to pay! See it tomorrow at your nearest Koos store!

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Ill"' « yr-ir "i :i-;u..-l. 1Yi*ttM ;-(l"V - ,\1J L'-Ni^ By WINIFRED BAUMER WORDS WILL BE ACCEPTED. tax source is found Mm!.]- If requested, (or a valid "New Jersey^ ^ WualEly "VVteK!:*-,- <-r -\V\v Jt-r.kt-y reason, names max be omitted ture based on N«-w J'.» ialioD Istanbul, Crottroad biles, cigarettes, The fortunate traveler who ar- exception of Israel, Turkey has a Have been published. asrei!, racing, iu NATION*! fOITOftlAl rives in Istanbul by sea is ccn- higher literacy rate than any other No anonymous letters will \>m porate incomes. J fruntfcd by a sight iliac goes far in country in Ihe MiddU; East. 1 vested wealth and 1 considered . rivalling the New Yurk j-kyiint . In l&2-'f. Kemal Ataturk estab- Letters must be written only porated busing escj-TJ Against thtf biuc sky me silhou- iished the Fir=»t Kepublic of Tur- on one side of paper and pref- *tion. In other wor(ia"S*** Robert S. Everett Editor etted the delicate minarets ani key. He was determined to trans- erably typewritten. with the ability to'*!?' stately domes of dozens of form a basically conservative and paying their fair slaiii mosques. On both the European religious nation into a liberal and All letters must be in tk« of maintaining a »o*l ftnd Asian jmie of the city these modem Westernized community. "Leader" office by Friday if industrialized state. Tt fcenutiful monuments present a The urTViu! theme was that any- they are to appear in the follow, do so under an sight unparalleled in the Middle thing Western was modern and ing issue. with large fami THURSDAY, A1ARCH 22, 1962 East. good and therefore had to be The "Leader" reserved the erage incomes, tbttij Once in the city, tlie lofty min- adopted, while what was Oriental right to reject or edit any letter burdened by property taL arets are contrasted by an occa- and traditional was bad and had to conform to "Leader" uiasT*- have to reduce purch»T*r A Century of Servfrf sional modern building and thou- to be discarded. Certainly, the a sales tax. ^^ sands of mud brick and wooden Kirst Republic, which lasted until Mirrored in the waters of JtfindowasJtin L#ke dwellings that lock as if they hud the overthrow of l'romier Men- A personal incomttaia. and in realily, the Presbyterian Church continues to been inhabited for centuries. The. deres in HifiO. accomplished much lncome Tax Best!! orate rate of 1-6 j*, ,J thrust its spire heavenward as it has for the past narrow winding streets 8ie clog- along these lines. To the credit of siderably under tit }{. ged with humanity and maniacal Ataturk, today in Turkey's cities, Editor, Leader: now paid by comiuiitow 100 years. From its belfry MsJorlF bells pejt) npt taxi driven. The street vendors despite the Oriental flavor, there ' I do not feel that the Westfield produce a little under their summons tQ faithful worshippers who stream and automobile horns compete with are ample elements of Western Leader should be imposed upon to lion annually. This |a across the threshold crowning a panoramic sweep each other in a tremendous volume civilization. The automobiles, the print letters which wage a battle if accompanied with > t\u of majestic beauty which stretches below. of noise. Thousands of ancient schools, the adoption of the Chris- of words between two. tax view education program (tW American cars have long since re- tian calendar and the Western al- {joints, but 1 do feel that a rebut- sorbing: some of the local t* From a distance the familiar scene provides no placed the former horse-drawn phabet are but a few of these tal lo E. G. Becker'o remarks is pendituresj and increase hint of what lies behind it. Its external look is much vehicles. manifestations. necessary to avoid leaving the im- counties for roads, *eHm JOTTINGS by OBSERVER could replace much of thefi like that of many churches across our broad land The tourist pamphlets are apt to But the sorry contrast between pression with Westfield citizens describe Turkey as a synthesis be- that there is no answer. lion annual increase tiytt, ... yet there it stands, steeped in traditions 234 The present situation in the a good railroad, buses and indivd- the metropolitan and rural areas property taxes. Became IV tween the East and West, and Is- of Turkey is another manifesta- It is true inat property taxes years in the makinjf, hallowed with a sense of ever- New York City bus hassle is bound ual transportation notwithstand- tanbul as the symbolic crossroads has in recent years sadly a to turn one's thoughts toward so- ing;, both of which run on the tion of the first Kepublic's poli- are rising everywhere and this is other areas such as state lastingnese, of a permanence, developed throughout While this statement ia to a cer- cies. In the drive for industrializa- mainly due to the increasing pop- cialism, if one dues nol get the socialistic and profitable New Jer- tain extent exaggerated, nonethe- ways, state institution,'li a long history of continually outgrowing itaelf yet Russian type of dictatorship mix- sey Turnpike, and into New York tion Western ideas have made ulation (primarily school children), could not expert all tfie » less, Istanbul is a city where the little impact on the agricultural but in New Jersey property taxes always meeting the challenge. ed up wjth the type of socialism Port Authority terminals, whose twain appears to meet. Since dic- state Income to revert to prevailing, for instance, in Switz- population. The peasant farmers are rising at a more rapid rate in nicipalities or counties. debt is created by themselves and tator Kemal Ataturk thrust Tur- tend to be reactionary, steeped in There are few If any living -today who can look erland and Sweden and even in reduced by payments from their key into the twenieth century, the relation to the rising income of Scotland, where transportation age-old religious sentiment, and residents than in other states. This I, too, have lived in t upwards along its aisle of trees amid a canopy of revenue. feudal remains of the Ottoman suspicious of the urban segment of ing both an income tai aai, and dome public utilities are in the Empire have almost complete!! is because New Jersey retains a green and recall an empty vista, for this church The Governors of New York the populace. tax structure established when it tax. I also worked on tit hands of the state or municipali- and New Jersey lost no time in disappeared. Istanbul is a city Tax Committee of the hsa stood at the crest of the hill as a sentinel ties. You will have read that the applying to the Federal Govern- more thoroughly Kuropeanized The present democratic regime, was a rural state with about two- Women Voters in ^nt of religious strength imbedded deeply yi the liio railroads in Sweden and Switzer- ment fir Bid in the wake of large than any other in the Middle East. under Premier Ismet Inonu, is thirds of state and local revenue so was familiar with tie eS of i the town for wore than three generations. Its land are models of efficiency, as property losses from the recent It is the only Moslem city where treading a difficult path between from property taxes. Other slates, problems facing the tlttes we(] ps tho pcpple who run them, storms and no one who gets the most of the women are not veiled. Hie reactionary movement charac- on the average, derive less than ment. Collecting the «£ simple grandeur and spiritual genuineness, the quiet and while railroads in those coun- terized by u return to traditional one-half of their revenues from benefit is likely to look on this us One of the most striking evi- from small business bsd IKM dignity of its service to God have contributed ini- tries arc small potatoes, in a wuy, socialism. values and the alternate reform property tuxaj. AJ1 tho states, ex- major problem. At tin oW when compared with our railroads dences of a new way of life fur movement that ignores much of cept one, are dependent on either measureably to the character of Westfield. Socialism, of course, has to have the Turks is the disappearance of purchases across stats hafe in a vast land, there is food for the nation's heritage. an income tax or sales tax or both. avoid the sales t«i could ttj If Immortality may be found in bricks and wood thought. I think that the people a reason and Sweden is u case in the Arabic alphabet. The Western in our country have been prcacho-d point. This country has two as- ulphabet devised by philologists Property taxes in New Jersey, isfactorily checked only on M and mortar, surely it will he fcun.4 in this edifice to by one or another political par- sets, products which they can ex- during Atutuik's reign is a marvel now just under $900 million, have biles as licenses had to U and so we heartjly wish it godspeed on {mother cen- ty on the "dangers" of socialism pert, Inrge forests and iron mines of phonetic work with the thor- Motor Vehicle increased $G0-G5 million annually chased In the slate. Miti GO they never slot) to analyze. —,und they arc nut goinf? to allow oughly illogical spelling of our for the past six years, with almost pie of the tax avoidancetkl tury of service with its spire 'still mirrored In the rugged individuals free access to language. The modern Turkish Question Box $40 million of this increase due to be expected here we can wi waters .'. , its servipe to the comniunjty unrjimmed, Wh(it they fear is that they these without government partner- alphabet is also an important fac- rising school costs. School costs number of New Jersryisi want to keep the waters of social- ship. tor in alleviating the burden of il- have been rising mainly due to the have merchandise (Mirerrf New York to avoid the K'n ism from lapping too neur their Our forests were exploited until literacy and aiding the educated Q.—I have been informed that increasing number of pupils, but front doors, so ait to dim the Turks in a swifter comprehension I as a licensed driver accompany- City sales tax. On theolher. Hodauah — Fifty *tprt YoVWf chuitces of individuals bolstering Theodore Roosevelt put Mr. Pln- ing a student driver driving with their bank accounts. This i& n chot on the job and even today a valid learners permit am equally 1 personally found keeping •. Hadassab, the Women's gionist Organization of logical but far off thought. some lumber companies hove mil- guilty of any motor vehicle in- eiT.ons cnianutcd from the floor. It is from 0-8 P.M. were who tried to coiuisol ;iml con- nxiomalic Unit if one aspires to Pqrking Lot OK, taxpayers—fire off that letter or telegram to trol thi'in, wluit dees matter \V;IH public oftiee one must also, when your Representative now—and let 'em know you their i-iiMi-nijit fur adults. elected, bo expected to bo willing want that Administration-backed tux bill put out This nation's hupe for tlu- fu- to ^t.niul up und bo judjrod for hi* ture lies in tlu' hearts am! min Jersey State Sena- tionul levels. The slate of officers under those in neighboring that this recovery is over! Here tors, the Chamber criticized As- for the coming year was accepted , sufficient, that state Margaret Walker, ure probably needs to be shaded ASPHALT SEALER are are some of the data which re- to not more than 5 or 6 per cent. sembly Bill No. 86 which would as follows: president, Airs. Henry ways should not be improved (President, Westfield League) flect the decline: transfer the appointive power tu W. Tomltnson; vice president, Mrs. ite the expected doubling of We estimated that unemploy- Total personal income dropped ment would decline to between 5 the Bourd of Chosen Freeholders (Philip P. Self; secretary, Mrs. WM. A. PARKHURST c density by 1975, and that the by $1.6 billion. This is after mak- in the respective counties. Hurry E. Hotltje, anil treasurer, asing numbers of citizens and 5.5 per cent of the civilian Mrs. Charles G. Meicrdierck, Jr. CONTRACTOt ing institutional care should The Driver's ing a correction for normal sea- labor force. Whether this proves The Chamber of Commerce feels enied this despite the burden sonal behavior of this item, to be accurate will depend pri- that exceptional results have been Phen* ADaiM 3-17M RM- MIM I«M their families which In manufacturing the season- marily upon the growth of theobtained under the present set up P. O. •** 334, W«*A«y NUuirtaliwUU, N. J. on ally adjusted hours worked per labor force. and that recreational facilities and times result* in reduced eco- Seat week declined from 40.4 in De- Our forecast on private housing activities as they now stand indi- c productivity. I've visited cember to 40.0 in January. Aver- cate that the current appointment institutions, been in the starts was 1,325,000. That was a Women drivers have borne the age weekly earnings fell from ,ow figure, and still is reasonable. method is more than adequate. „ where the family is burden- brunt of many heated conversa- $96.63 in December to $94.96 in The letter also points out that 71 handicapped member, seen tions, cartoons and jokes. How- January. We objected to the Adminis- there has been no public demand jl children in temporary quar- ever, there probably is much truth Total industrial production, as tration's estimate of corporate for the chanire which the bill pro- and on half sessions, travelled to these stories when you consider measured by the index of the profits, and used that as one im-poses. APPLIANCE SERVICE jently on U. S. Highway 22, the little driving practice women portant element for insisting that Federal Reserve Board, slid from The Chamber maintains the am afraid 1 cannot agree. get 115 in December to 114 in Janu- the proposed balanced federal Mrs. P. a. Moffott Many women drive as seldom budget would not be realized. time-proven appointments arrange- ary. There now is no question but that ment now in effect, and chosen by Refrigerators • Freezers as a few times a month, usually Private housing starts were because their husbands take the we shall have a deficit for the fis- the voters in county referendums, ord of Damocles down for the third consecutive cal year which starts next July 1. should remain as is. family car during the day andmonth. Air Conditioners then drive the family wherever Preliminary estimates for re- But the recovery is not over. or, Leader: they are going at night. The only We experienced a pause in Janu ie Town Council of Westfield tail trade in January revealed a TO BUY OR SELL, USE time these women get an oppor- slight decline. The estimates have ary, and we may find that some inues to reserve decision on the tunity to drive is to an occasional of it was continued into February. Washers • Dryers roversisl question of where to now been revised and show a LEADER CLASSIFIED ADS club meeting or on a night out slight increase. But the business trend basically AD 3-3213 the Town Yard. In no uncer- with the girls. still is upward, and Bhould remain Urms the residents of the im- Various other important statis- Some women may have the car tics, such as gross national prod- so for the remainder of this year. Dishwashers ite area have made it crystal during the day, but their driving uct, personal consumption expend- that they are bitterly opposed practice is limited to taking the itures, corporate profits, expendi- _i Council's previous, and yetchildren to school, visiting the unged, plan to locate this mon- tures for plant and equipment, PHOTOSTATS Electric Ranges local shopping center or running etc., are compiled only on a quar- lity in a residential A.-zone. errands in their own neighbor- terly basis and we have nothing on be Mayor and Council have hoods. All their driving practice is id that a group of real estate them so far. limited to daylight driving in an Now obviously this is not the SAME DAY SERVICE ert«" had conducted a survey area well known to them. the neighborhood in question manner in which statistics should VAN'S APPLIANCE CO. reached the conclusion that the It isn't any wonder that these behave during a recovery period. a in the area would not deprc- women are unsure of their driving But Administration spokesmen are Westfield Studios 117 E. BROAD STREET ability and make mistakes when not disturbed. Two of them ex- t in value should a Town Yard Portrait and Commercial Photograph*n located there. To my -way ofthey drive at night or In unfa- pressed their views a few days AD 2-3726 miliar areas. ago and they reflected complete iing this is ridiculous and ab- 1X1 CINTtAl AVINW ADAMS J-MM i. How can anyone think that In order for a woman to become confidence in the outlook. residents in this area are soa better driver at night, she should Secretary of Commerce Hodges, n". Apparently tho so-called learn to depend on signs rather in a news conference, said that ho than the. familiar landmarks Bheexpects continued expansion in «Ulo experts doubt the intel- uses during the day. Because the months ahead, and forecast ice of the residents and for themany road signs arc reflective and that gross national product will yor and members of the Council can be seen for long distances at rise to more than $500 billion in i«ept such a conclusion and night, the woman who chooses the second three months of the credulity to such a conclusion routes with these highly visible year. (It was $642 billion In the believe, indiscreet, itigns to guide her will have little fourth quarter of 1961.) ft earnestly hope the 'Mayor trouble. Walter Heller, chairman of the Town Council of Westfield will A woman who drives infre- President's Council of Economic jrt themselves and remove this quently at night should familiar- Advisers, just shrugs off the Jan- ord of Damocles that hangs dls- ize herself with special night driv- uary figures, lie has been predict ly over the headn of theing regulations such as the re-ing that gross national product idmts of the North Scotch duced speed limits in some states. would be above $650 billion in the ins avenue area and get on to She should also exercise more first quarter; and he sees all kinds tosincss of making Westfield caution when passing other cars of facts which will assure a con- Mi place to live. at night because the entire out- tinued upward trend for business —Charles K. Morrison, line of an oncoming car cannot the remainder of the year and into (•resident North Scotch Plains be scon and she will have to Judge 1963. And he still holds to »57O Avenue Association itB distance from her only by thtbillion for gross national product distance of the car headlights. for the year as a whole. w Revision Is such optimism justified? Zitney EIKIH Course Secretary Hodges appears fair- itor, Leader: ly reasonable, but Dr. Heller, in kt recent emergency conditions Army Pvt. Leslie W. Zitney Jr. our judgment, is going too far. ling from the storm of last week of 2050 Medow View road, com- The January decline was not ot.up once again the lock of any pleted the eight-week radio relay serious, and a major portion of it liable surplus in the New Jer-and carrier operation course at the con be accounted for by weather. treaaury. Once again the leg- Signal Training Center, Fort Gor- But granting this, it still remains tors are scrambling to find sonic don, Ga., recently. true that there were setbacks, W of income: add a penny to A 1956 graduate of Scotch Plains and these must chiinue total cstl Misting tax; keep one due toHigh School, he attended' the Uni mates for the year 19C2. Kor ex- ire, run the horses a little lonK- versily of Miami, Coral Gables, ample: ind hope the people are in the Fla. Our original estimate for gross

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pUBHC SERVICE ELECTRIC AND GAS COMPANY TAXPAYING SERVANT OF A OREAT STATE „.„ Westfield Office — Opposite Railroad Station E WESTFJELD nly natural. 'There's something three pounds a rnonth. We com- who poked her ST RoTtit Agent Laminated fabrics have been fascinating about watching a baby pared him with the baby across the thmgwprepaune, More families are concerned to In Larger Quarters een in many garments for the past develop, especially if baby is yours. street who was gaining hardly two career. The slow, J with savingj .and investment: ('ear. That because you remember pounds a month and decided we boy who hummed ever before. And more adver Mrs. Mary V. Armstrong, Un- Originally thej- wore introduced you ofttin compare your baby with were raising a giant. Our doctor u now playing in ,,_.„ mpts tie moderate and low ion County Home Agent, an- in knits and jersem Now many someone else's baby or with your assured us our baby was normal chestra. S; ;.Jpeome family to ta%e advantage o' nounced today that the Home Eco- different fabrics from rainwear to other children, in natural too. For, and healthy and that his gains pif".;.'([ program in easy installments. nomics Extension Service has pvening wear are Jjeing laminated after all, comparison is an instinc- were in keeping with his large f£i Benjamin Franklin once sail moved from the Court House An- )f foam for use as lining.-; and outer tive human trait. frame. Come Clean, iVo» nex and is presently located at We compare when we shop, hire Si" • that the best w»y to save wa ivear garments. "Every baby," said our doctor, Are you &";; through the purchase of real estate DOC Elizabeth avenue, »t the Urethane foam is a plastic. At a baby sitter, select a TV program, "develops according to his own corner of Bridge street, Klizabeth. and give our vote to a political schedule." I' ButBen Franklin did not dupoun The new location is just two blocks first glance it looks much like n powl or pan in the refrigera- very little shrinkage in laminated -j. For longer term savings, con- patent leather, nylon mesh, straw, ancient times, efftrs have symbolized tor or other cold place. Without n woven fabrics used in topcoats and . jMdef Savings .Bonds. silk, Satin or linen. new life and have, therefore, been rover, eggs lose their moisture •ainwear. Some shrinkage did oc- 4,,,j8«rie« E Savings Bonds held to Turn summer pumps to black, tied in with spring rites and fes- more rapidly and are more likely tivals, which celebrate nature's an- cur in knlta. tifrttfflHtr nen found in ' ...At maturity, you have the option with Shu-Mak-Uji lustre powders We know, for example, that eggs not, perhaps you've never tried this some of the laminated fabrics test- • flf cashing the bond ot continuing In gold, silver and copper you can are top class protein food, com- : delicious Shortcake Omelet you'll ed. In tho areas where separation 'U) took) ft end earning additional roate "after five" slippers. parable to meat and milk for bulld- find maken an excellent buse for occurs, the fabric raises in sort . Interest. Bonds issued prior to June Shu-Mnk-Up turns old shoes into ng and repairing body tissues. croamed chicken, turkey, shrimp or of H blister. 1,1949, may be held up to 20 years lew. It is wnter-rcsijtant, does not They're also rich in two of tho B beef. To prepare, .separate six eggs. The general cause of separation *ftar maturity and continue to >eel, crack or rub oft*. The newvitamins — thtamlne and riboflBvin To the yolks add "Ji tablespoon, 'A ir blistering Is due to poor bonding / earn intejreft Shu-iMuk-Up is permanent If de-—and vitamins A and 1), which : teaspoon black pepper, 1 tablespoon methods in relation to the fabric. : Bond) issued, from June 1, 1940, lired, or you can take it off to help protect health. Thp egg yolk grated onion, 3 tablespoons flour, 2 In some instances stiffened hem- through April 1,1951, mnyke held hange your shoes to another color also holds a wealth of Iron for rod tablespoons finely diced parsley, iinos have been cause for complaint an additional ID years after mstur ,he next day if you wish. One color blood cells and has phosphorous and and combine. Fold yolk mixture lifter dry cleaning. In these instan- ity and earn interest. Bonds pur- it Shu-Mak-Up can be removed by other minerals needed by the body. into beaten egg whites and bake 16 cs it was found that the hem fae- chased/after these -dates undoubt- Shu-Mak-Un Cleaner - Conditlpnor, Don't ever let your family get minutes in a moderate oven in two ng hud geon glued rather than edly -will have tro extension privi just 'as nail polish la taken off, BOtired of eflrKH. You can tuck a good greased 8-inch layer pans. T» serve aewerl with thread. Dry cleaning lege prior to the maturity date. that a now color can be put on- mony away in other food dbhes, placa one omelet on serving platter, olvent affected the glue causing it If yoii meed discipline to hglip yol Bridal consultants suggest that besides serving them "as is." Actu- top with half of creamed fish, poul- to become stirl' «nd brittle. establish * regular sayings' ]>ro- bridesmaids color their silk pamprj ally, og£H are ht. potent power plant—an aluminum V-8 that's plan through your checking ac _ standard equipment at no extra coat I Why settlo for W ...eount '.';•>•.•' shade as in bridesmaids' gowns; 325 degreta oven for about 35 min- ?. Tlie Value of regular additions to Then .the silk pumjw may be chang- Smart Shoppers utes. \ your Wings may far exceed the ed to a different color for another Munhroom Souffle Z U DCSZ232I. mttft* .pi .extra earnings from wedding party. H lb mushrooms '" VOU* lOC*1 AUTHOWHO CHOSMOlIlt QUALITY DIAUR ether (forms of saving. On high school and college camp- Can Save on 4 tablespoons fat ^ RIMOVM uses co-eds color their shoes the Vi teaspoon salt RUST .n« STAINS school colors for football and bas- Few grains peppor &. frwUTHTUIJ' SINKS S REILLY OLDSMOBIUE, INC., 560 NORTH AVM. Family Life Today ketball gamos. Since one bottle of Main Dish 4 tablespoons flour S- ktttMM tf COTKt WTS -=3 ShuJMak-Up will color four pairs 1 cup milk METAIS O1DSMOMU...OPPICIAI CMKM'TMI (IATUI WOtlOf PAtKn — OCTOtH « ; WV PHYLLIS QREER if shoes, club nnd sorority girls get By Mary W. Armstrong, 3 egg yolks = .nunoots • ^= Speeialitt tn Human Relation* together in parties to color ertioes. Ilnttm Agent 5 ogg -whites i Rutgers, The State Vniveniij/ The main dinh—which provides * MUMINUM Corduroy flata nnd tennis shoes Peel mushrooms; chop fine. Cook STORM WINDOWS re being decorated with fraternity, protein—Is usually tho moat expen- in fat until soft and slightly brown. Ready for Marriage 'lub or school letters, with initials sive part of the jneal. So if you Add salt, pepper nnd flour; mix if "steadies" or with facsimiles of want to cut your food bill, consider well. Add milk; cook until thick, "It's so awful I can't believe it. sports cars, dogn, horses, or sail- first how you can save money on stirring conatantly. Cool. Add well A PHONE CALL Jack wants to get married! He hits boats. the main dish. At this time of year beaten egg yolks. Fold in egg a good job, but (lie's only 22 and For tiny tots or browing boys when eggs are plentiful and inex- whites, which have been beaten SAYS A LOT- It's ridiculous!" ejcclairns a mother, ind girls hu--5Iak-Up whieh chang- pensive, thrifty homemflkera may stiff, but not tiry. Pour into a To his mother, Jack probably s white shoes to tan, red, brown, well consider serving eggs often. greased baking dish; bake in a always will be "her baby boy. >r black is n real saving in the fam- Two large eggs provide the same moderate oven 325 degrees F., 50 . From her viewpoint he will never ily budget. amount of protein as nn average minutes. Servo immediately. FREE be ready for marriage. It's not easy Shu-Mnk-Up -Glitter comes in 12serving of meat, poultry or fish. Scalloped Eggs and Shrimp to realize that children are grown flitter shades to mntch Shu-Mflk- Consider, suggests Mrs. Irene H, 4 hard-cooked eggs, sliced CATALOG up, and some parents never nccept Wolgamot, extension foods and nu- 1 cup cooked shrimp Up colors. Glitter should be sprin- trition specialist on our Rutgers SUCCESSFUL it. kled ' on the shoes as the second 1 cup medium whjte sauce PART TIME—FUU TIME ' In this situation it's surprising :oat of Shu-Mnk-Up is applied. University staff, that at CO cents VSi cup- buttered broad or bread that Jack didnH •get married be- This «How3 glitter to adhere as the per pound 2 large eggs cost only 10 crumbs fore, just to get away from his cents per serving. For a family of Place a layer of eggs in a but- CAREERS •olor dries. five, an egg main dish will cost BO overprotectlve mother. Jn these Available in Bamberger's Nbw- tered baking dish, sprinkle with days of eajjly marriages, waiting cents plus any ingredients you add salt, «nd then add the shrimp. Cov- !>ik,'P-aramus and Mcnlo Park. No- to the eges. Electrolysis until he is 22 and his girl is 20 s department. er with half the white eauce. Add Phone, Viiit or Writt isn't awful or ridiculous. Hi Compare eggs for 10 cents another layer of eggs, the rest of mother can't hold back time. When serving with sirloin stoak at 36the white sauce, and cover with the fadinK- You can combine eggs with $1.98 lb. Ynu i'ixix even buy a wall'board cheese or other things in individual viried with vinyl ready for instal- rviniw. Vinyl Wall Coverings at ion, Koa-Checsr Main I}ish TRUST COMPANY Attractive, Functional .Contact your distributor for in- (Servo in 4 individual custard 'orinatinn about tlie corivet paste cups.) SCOTCH K-Ai SWlStl ttU> Thanks for the p Resist Scuffs, Stains, o usp on difToront surfaces. Vinyl Beat together N cgffs, Vj tea- wonderful re- :overinus do not brcitthe ]ikc* ivali- spoon »:ilt, '.•• teaspoon dry mus- Vinyl wall coverings combine nt per or onnvas; tliercforp, tho tard, dnsli of ppppor nnd 2 table- sponse on Si. beauty, function f warm water and bake ill scuffing, cracking and peeling. Authorized Kodak Dealer Parsons' Sudsy does it I for Color Processing — HE. GOSLING both movies and stills FLORIST Sweet Bring Your Filmi To U* forth* flower* for Alt Occoalam 109 NORTH AVE..W, eoD ADam* 2-8465 ' Laundry WESTFIELD ADamt 3-5150 050 Spflr,,jf7«l«» Ay* BP Bore to take Parsons' SUDSV Dotercent Ammonia AND IT SAYS A LOT ABOUT YOU with yon to tlic laundromat. DiRs down under dirt, flonta MEW JERSEY BELL it away! Gives n clean, fresh (mcll to your naah. 54 Elm Sr *TBF. WESTFIEID (N. J.I LEADER, THIUr.DAV, MARCH 82, J9C2 Page JT er's problems," "political meet- ; ilu- fnM. meetintr in tin.' Wntrunk ings," "businessmen in politics." JKiiubel Again to Head 1 Ends Course olitical Action Opinons Conflict . Koom on "Cart of tht> lbiir, HunoV •Frank Btlh Plains Jajwees have an- testimony was given Thursday | Knubi-1 of Kt!7 West field voud, was stou street, completed the fuel free to participants above the coat night at a Board of Adjustment Note Milestone America, Norway Denmark, Ha- A fashion show by Jane Smith jDccd the sponsorship of the of texts. Anyone interested in tak- ] appointed to a new term as com- The Jefferson, <'ulumbus, Gar- S. Chamber o{ Commerce, "Ac- hearing on the feasibility of build- i it'iandcr of thi- U. S. Naivjil Acad- ing the course is requestwed to con- ing one-family homes on a Tt'rrill wood Neighborhood of District 10, n foun-n in practical politics." tact Hank FrUsdrichs. i eniy's 3,800-num brigade last week. Washington Kock Girl Scout Coun- c itiurse will begin Wednesday, road site sought for the construc- Knuhvl. u four-yt-ur honor stu- run or cil, celebrated the fiftieth anni- inh iS. and ^ ''K^t con- tion of a swim club. dent at Annapolis, will assume his eiship of Mrs. Gordon M. Dunfec I test, uiijusl and repair fuel «n4' The Pavkuood Swim Club isince vorsary of l.iil-1 Scouts recently 2!ia, S10 and IHf, und 328. •utive Wednesdays. It will be Science Fair Plauued new U'rni today. He wus first in the Jefferson School auditorium. und Mrs. William C. Conover. !electrical system eomponenU on \j ,it the Scotch Plains Elks January has been seeking approval named brigade commander on Dec. Mrs. J. i-ung, Mrs. J. Zuclic-h, ! military vehicles. The 2Q year old ( After the traditional i-ulor The flug ceremony wus conduct- ildinK, East Second 8tre«t. By Junior High School by the bourd for a variance to :f March 31. Be the first on your block. John Schettino is chairman. Oth- Pays $105 Fine er circus assignments include: As- sistant chuirmnn, Herbert Thomp- Most ears are as uncontroverslal as mashed potatoes A flue of Slur, WHS jmiil by David son; production manager and fhow Million*1}' of 1'iK Ferris pliu-t1 for Not this Volkswagen Station Wagon. People either director, Mrs. Mury Carey; pro- driving whiii1 on tin- revoked list. love It or hate it. gramming, Kenneth I.idanc; tick- Mntthew Mitciiill of 11.'! Palstoil How do you fsel about its boxy body? Its flat roof! ets, Mrs. Ada Pitney. L'IIUP |>»i(l it similar uniotiut for Counsel and rummiltce, Murmnn sinking his wife. Hoth uppearcil Its bus-like shape? Do you know these allow it to carry Patterson; music, Herbert Thomp- more than the biggest conventional station wagon? And licfort" Mnifistrati- William M. son; seating, Edward Chen; ticket Hoard in Munii'ipul ("Iiiurl luat still be 4 feet shorter? And miles easier to park? collections, George Holzlohncr; week. Does It seem odd that the VW is the only wagon ringmiMter, Norman Krislierg; .Miss (ilnria Jcney, 10, of 808 Old clerical work, Mrs. Phyllis Stew- Kuritan road, -Clark, was fini'd $30 with 23 windows and a sun-roof? Do you know what a art, and David Putnam; publicity, tremendous viow this gives you? That you see more sky and tiven a SSUSJKMHUMI H0-day jail Mr. Smith and program ncKcr term for taking » car without ncr- and skyline than In any other car, except a convertible tising, Mrs. Peggy Woodward. ttlssion. Hiirolil II. Tuonci- of 1'27 with the top down? Kliiicr strict was fined $55 for IK*- Why con you order a VW wagon with seats that Gouchor College? Club injr ilirfurdcrly. Include a center oisle? Do you know that this lets you Reception Tonight walk straight back to the kids from the front seat? In case LEAOER CLASSIFIEDS BRINr. RESULTS they cry or quarrel or get the million ills that kids are The Voucher College Chili of heir to? Northern iN'iirl>on Dlcmlr-il iiml liottlctl in Rcotlonil exclusively for u«. Lijcht and are not simply extermina- Llpht, smooth and flavorful. with all the distinctive qualities 4l0fc 4 years old. 86 proof. of the finest from Kentucky. lovely scotch, 86.8 proof. tors. Every job is supervised FuU quart", 4.39; 12 for 50.05 by an experienced, techni- H»lf gallon, 8.69; 6 for 49.S3 These past months have brought us the cally trained, licensed engineer. distinct pleasure of supplying you with the Gifford's Inn gin and vodka Red Star champagne and A AA We are a New Jersey or- The ingredients tliat mnkc an excop- O sparkling burgundy Wafcw heating oil that brought your family relaxing ganization, employing New tionnl cocktail or mixed drink. Avail- 4/5 qj, New York State's finest for quality 4/5 qt, Jersey residents, and we able in full quarts, 4.39; 12 for 50.05 12 for 40.93 and tawtc. C)ioo«e Brut or Kxtra Dry 12 far 37^1 warmth and comfort all winter. have served New Jersey Champagne. property owners success- Viarengo Italian vermouth 4 JPA fully since 1935. Our Marceau French vermouth |Hvv Gifford's Inn blended whiskey reputation in this field is Tho etart of an outstanding cocktail 4/5 qt, llioli, flavorful itlciul of well agerunf. 12 for 45.49 Red Star Puerto Rican rum Bank Street scotch whisky /I 1L1 TERMITE Knjoy i!» ftill-liodieil flavor, the taste "J. Iw Try sonic, its flnvor and aroma arc 3.79 exprctcil in iiiiporl(-d »-hiskir«. Avail- A/5 qt. dmtinctivelv iln own. 4/5 qr. alilc in '/j.gullons, 10.29; 6 for 58.65 12 for 47.77 24 HOUR SERVICE CONTROL, 12 (or 43.21 INC. Maple Leaf Canadian whisky M Mont d'Or Dirlilloil mill lilcinlcil in Canaiia fur if,, Chateauneuf-du-Pape 2 Locust Street us aliiue. .Availnliln in half pullmi?. 4/5 aT 1.79 10.29; 6 for 58.65 12 fo, 47.77 (I, cctUTOus red lihono winy. 4/5 q». Ctemettts ROSELLE PARK, N. J. I a for 21).) 1 Telephones: 450 NORTH AVE. EAST • WESTFIELD, N. J. • AD 2-22OO CALL OR WRITE on 3.01 or morn. Free delivery will,in our delivery area. (F.xcrpt C.O.D.'t »Jd SOc). CHestnut 5-1492 FUEL OIL and BURNER SERVICE CHestnut 1-1492 Fine Wine» and Liquor! (Dept. 75), Elamberger't PlainfieM. or AD 2-1492 And at Pjiramu«, Menlo P«rk, Monmouth, Morriitov/n, Newark. P«t« 22 THE WESTFIELD (M. J.) LEADER, THURSDAY, MARCH 23, JM2« Barker, Richard Garrabrant; Den 20, Jim DeMuth, George Pepper, then valuable genera! information French masters. To about high school. This is part of Jerry Tomb; Den 30, Bruce Rider, School News eighti£T"tha anod mwininthn graagrade muaeuks ; Aiuw\TU*^***JRhododendroU v*n» Garde*vrt*a **v*n» »Founder v»»~** s Bill Schr.af, Bradley Garrabrant. the annual junior high program wit.-ith somee of the culturee ofj Boy Scout News planned to prepare both pupils and Vance, works by Picasso, Utrillo, i A l ]Vfj»ofrJnfr IP!! SllfinflV Each boy with his father's help parents for the transition from nnllil designed and made his own car. |.;i, Miss Anna June Lcinbach, flrsi Senior, and Toulous-Lautrcc are; ftlMUdl iTiecIIHg. 1 Cd OliUildy Prizes were given for the be3t junior to senior hitch scfiooJ. At adiispUyed . .Reproductionp s of the j _. «rade tedrfier, hag completed re later date Or. Foosc will present nf mi ! Pinewood Derby made cars too; Don Anderson, ;; jruirements for the master's de statues and magnificent stained ; The 350 founder:, of til, rho4ud*-ndron exhibit Bill Schaaf and Jim DeMuth. r-. gtue in education, end will formal the high school program to theK» « cently registered a temperature of Eric Schleeinger acted as mastet Kenneth Dill, Douglas Ethering- display in the Watchung Reserva- stand. Any club or group of 20place winners of each den were: jpS? degree beJow zero! The McKin of ceremonies, and Mrs. Jean ton, end Richard Manier, all mem-tion, Mountainside. The garden is or more may arrange with the Den 2, Craig Miller, Roger Red- •;: ley rtud*nts have described West- Loges, music teacher, was diber- s of the school's radio club, area joint project of the committee committee for a guided tour of the lein, Mark Johnson; Den 8, Ed 6«ld and passed on information rector. part of a large group learning spe- and the Union County Park Com- garden during the blooming pe- Little, Pete Hanan, Bernard Sol- about trips they recently took to Stanley E. Daitch, Edison sci- cial techniques* under the sponsor- mission which has provided the riod. Gardeners may obtain fibro - nger; Den 12, Bruce Wright, Jeff v the Thomas Edison Museum in ence teacher, recently attended ship of the U. S. Naval Reserve site and has planted and cared for chure which lisU the many vari- Hamilton, Larry Huff; Den 18, the Symposium on the Human all plants procured for the garden. y * "Bart Orange and to the Westfield Electronics Facility of Summit. eties in the garden, as as cul- Don Anderson, Don McQuaid, £ Municipal Building. Heart held at Jersey City State Mrs. Winifred Michaels directs The committee s associated with g Terry Rounds; Den 28, Paul Red- College under the sponsorship of Edison's very active radio club the New Jersey Chapter of thetural directions. Tnese may be ob- ein, Ricky Miner, Jeff Toomey. " Two McKinley classrooms are be Heart Association and Seton A. S. MANNINO & SONS •?' preparing for spring io spite of which includes a number of li-American Rhododendron Society tained by writing to the secretary, Den 4, Dave Beadle, Ken Hoh- Hall Medical School. At this meet- censed radio operators. and has promoted interest in andMrs. Walter Klute, 372 Dogwood • the wintry weather outside. Fourth ng held for teachers of biology, wald, Dick Hamilton; Den 10, Ken AD 3-4935 AD 2-M15 grade students of Miss Carole solicited funds and plant material way, Mountainside. Rider, Glenn Smith, Chris Hunt; science, health, nursing, and physi- for the garden. The committee will continue to Srr>lo« W«««rld Slace 181S Go«t» and Mrs. Doris Darlak have al education, several noted physi- Den 16, John Rindell; Charles done some indoor gardening by Your Heating System The first rhododendron will seek funds for the further develop- ians explained the latent findings ment of the garden. Individuals ; planting bulbs, root cuttings and bout heart care and heai His- bloom in early April, according to ; It is estimated that nearly half John Jennings, well-known land- and clubs have t)een enthusiastic :§ -'ae«da1 , ase. Mr. Daitch participated in Mrs. Edward L. Coffey, Karl Heke- V:.: Grant of the homes in the United States scape archiect, who has contrib- in supporting the garden. Other 1 he discussion period and brought arc 8t least 40 years old and many clubs who would like to know more ler, Mrs. Thomas Roy Jones, Wil- David Campbell, a student in iack valuable information to re- uted his time and talent in de- liam S. Miller and Robert Mum- -•Mr. Lawrence Toroas' sixth grade are in need of repair. The Gassigning the garden. Other varieties about the garden may contact the ROBBINS & ALLISON, Inc iate to his students. Appliance Manufacturers Associ- committee for a free program of ford, all of Westfield. % flats, wa» able to elaborate on the Congratulations to Margaret of rhododendron will continue the i*t. 1*12 WML O. MUUAft. ' • cla«» rtudy of Mexico by showing ation jiointa out that heating sys- procession of bloom during the re-colored slides which more fully Betts, Marilyn Bowerson, and tems in these homes are inefficient Bhows what may be accomplished. • «lide» depicting a bull flght. His Betsy Miller who won first, second, mainder of April, ail through May • >jiamtion was quite authentic and uneconomical. They waste and well into June. Individuals may use the rhododen- Now It tht Tim* local and Long Distance Moving nd third place prizes respective- precious jipace and requirq e jjani dron gift card to remember friends to Buy and Repair ginee he had attended several bull y in the recent DAR sewing con- p A visit to the garden at any toringg. yyour home is in that by planting a rhododendron in Houwhold Ooeds fxdusivtly est. The winners submitted dress- 'l time during the blooming period is their honor. ; Wiii»> 's and suits which they made. category, you'll want to look into suggested but especially during the • To illustrate the physical educa- the advantages of modern gas heat. Those who have served on the 3ther outstanding entries were weekend of May 19 and 20 when committee from this area include '•: jtion program for sixth grade stu- iade by Beverly Carmody, Ksthy Unless you can offord a new gas '•_ 4«nta in Westfield Public Schools furnace or boiler, you'll find it reiherr, and Ann Marie Harnett. STORAGE SHIPPING >: •• outlined by Miss Ullis Hull, This is the second year that Mar- worthwhile to Inquire about a gas supervisor of health and physical garet Betts has carried off high- conversion burner. This type of | education, an assembly program est honors. burner can be inserted in your I on physical fitness was presented present furnace to convert it to gas PACKING jifpatt week by students of Mrs. An art exhibit in the French and provide even, clean heat. [;gjf Carol Murray, The program, which room contains a handsome collec- 211 Swrth Av*. •tfimrtw tion of reproductions of tho great FOK BEST RESULTS USE [itjjwia written, performed and pro- LEADER CLASSIFIEDS C:«nfoNl, N. J. \SMtfoced by the children, included NMM |f» exercises, tumbling, mat and stunt fTOKER 3fi* work, and dancing. Mrs. Carol i-iiS .Murray, Mrs. Jean Ward, and stu- fr«f ;-d«Bt teacher Mrs. Janeen Kein |^|;*upervised the presentation. fjp::'Wertneld'« Municipal Building ;|* again was host to school children COMPLETE :#twjio are studying about Westfield. ACTHOfUEED DEAt.EH te:Ml» Lillian Vincz's third grade OF ALL, ifjjjVtlsss toured the building. They POPILAB MAKES « PAST* ' >pped at the library to learn GARDEN THAOTORS bout Its facilities and browse, SNOW BI.OVtr.HS IN STOCK THE BEST IN OIL HEAT! ttOTAIIY o«lr SMJH? ,th«n entered the Council Chant- . LAWMIASTER U' er*, *Wted the Public Health De- LOCKSMITH Comptar* toaf WhMl and Prom* StraightMlBf partment and Clerk's office, and • 24-Hour Service ,;>ftpaJly the Police Department CO-CARTS and Parts • WHEEL AUONMENl • WHEEL BAtANCIM s Vwhera they saw the courtroom and • Insured Budget Plan GENERAL AUTOMOBILE REPAIRING ^/detention cells. Mrs. James Tobias, WELDING MAJLB »«H»TIC» — CARBOMVfOB m lOit i0Utt. Bernard L. Reiter and Mrs. '••• Cu ray «*« n—t — •«« T A ; Eugene Muikeen accompanied the • Heating Installations Mclntyre's ^class, WHALEN'S GARAGE &'•'•'•• '•:• • . • Lincoln Lawn Mower ShoSh p fc "Tiin Makes a Friend" was the 3>2SM J AD tuthortod "•*•>* Itttto* title of a play given in a Lincoln TOKER Pttkar * U ^vassembly by students in Mrs. 727 Livingston St. Illiabeth Ent. IS JO 600 NORTH AVE., E. TEL AD , Elizabeth Pierce's fourth grade XSS RI.MBR IT. fy Oaw. The program was given to Mr. *»«-mm. Mm» TUT. Ai»ra.T3 tVuiMl rom), Kriitrk I'lnlna. whlrh l^heJp students understand the user rr Itnrrlmard from Mr. nail M». Mnl<lia T. HcPkrr. Harold A. ss and helpfulness of the die- )I«<,re Jr» ftririHIfitPd Ilir «Mle of Ililii uruiirrly fhrituirli the ufTfl'ff ot |f ttpnary. Characters were Drew Uarrrl) * Train, Hrallon. %Huotola »e "Tim," Jordan Lewis gjjgaajtlie "Dictionary," Karen Meen- »fetln>efer as "Mother," and letters, Automatic Record Changers BUSINESS DIRECTORY >:•? guide words and picture keys were W»'r« As Htor To Y«w A* Ywr Tal^hMW !;',Sjiortrayed by others' in the class. £•£-- '-. ' < Roowralt . High Fidelity-F.M RAPID REFERENCE TO RELIABLE BUSINESS HOUSE %::' Classroom study of biology was ^tiupplemented when science teach- Stereo tfi.fx Mrs, Ruth poster accompanied • AUTO DEALERS * a group of her students to New — SERVICE AUTO DEALERS • DRUG STORES LIQUOR STORES x« York to attend the annual mect- • SERVICE STATIONS •';: Jng of the Technical Association of NORRIS DARBY'S DRUG STORE j ? the Pulp and Paper Industry. They STATION RADIO & T.V. REILLY 'heard forest giology lectures giv- 333 SOUTH AVI., WESTFIELO ELM LIQUOR SHOP ! OldsmobileCo. . Phone; ADarns 2-1:98 ,' en by research men from foreign AD 2-4660 CHEVROLET, INC. CANTLAY BROS. and American universities relative AnthorlEcd WINES Anlhorlscfi Oldjmobilfi 339 South Ave. W. Westfield to the pulp wood trees used in the Kales & «ervli-.< LIQUORS ; manufacture of paper. ><>r«h \\r. <•:. A I) i-7ftjl '; Valentine Day was celebrated at COLD BEER CHEVROLET/ >VeM(ll<.|«l. \rtv .Il^rNfy CENTRAL PHARMACY Esso •Roosevelt with a dance sponsored y*rMrjm*r*r*r*vMT^ M Irhni'l -f. (."Vrmt'U1, Ron. I'hunn. SODA WATER SERVICE by the Student Council and held PRESCRIPTIONS Wr S|>ovlall>e In -..'•'. In the gymnasium. Mr. and Mrs. MADY MIXBD Sale* un<] Serv Cun-fully CtuntuiuiuU'ii ICE CUBES -Harry M. Dawson and Mr. and A. J. ORBACH CO. BEAR Coniiilrtr Marts lift, l'llil J >rtifTs - IVrfunn-H - (.'OHIIIPDI'S yitKK I'ltOMI'T I>ICMVKItV Mrs. Lynn Tipson were chaper- i A On HIM :t-UU» Slt-k IIOMIII JMipiillt-F Electrical - Brakes - Corburrtfj ; ones. i Polly .MitdlHon }w t'n-;— AD 2-3113 Aurth nud (Vntrnl A>rn. & Complete Auto • DODGE .".-'I IVillriil Air. .11 Ediion • IANCER 23 ELM ST. WESTFIELD 1 Dr. Robert L. Foosc, principal We pick ri> »mi uc" of WestAeld High School, spoke ROTCHFORD PONTIAC • RENAULT • PEUGEOT • ELECTRICIANS ps — Srrvloc — 1 Prospect St. ADami i ; recently to Edison's ninth grade INT. rt.s .; students, explaining the various i CHARLES T. BRENNAN LAMPS i Authorized I'ONTIAC-TK.MriiST rim- Ki-lcilion of noiirmlutilr .tenth grade curricula and giving KIIICB & Hvrvk-e I'wt-d f*;ir« imil TrUfka ELECTRICIAN , CONCRETSmturday ditlvrhaE COMPLETE LAMP & ELECTRICAL IIKIIKII Font Mm. fl.nlnllflil 7.T.Ki:t Tlu- ln-st 111 olot-t rlt-nl Work HI thf t JU Will Cirt i'«r« louMl i-OKt t" you. I REPAIR DEPARTMENT • SHOES •iflmaut \V. (IIII St. lit Arllnittnu .We. AI>limx We rt'i'ulr hiinp Hint del*; ditto (Sr rfcovcr Jiny |V]M» lH»n[> Hhiiclf, 1-MKnr Itunri Open 24 Hours a Day i ônh Avr. Wr.ll.eld lOaKM ririllhiK atnl coiivertftiK cut ORTHOPEDIC ,cl»«s itntl t-hlna vnnts, JUK». lmttlfff, i-ofTce inlllH, etc., Into lamps. SHOE PRESCRIPTIONS WILSON COMORXT FUEL OIL E. T. WILLIAMS Filled ISy CO;OOKP. f AUGUSTINE MOTORS, 7r>:V(>ntrnl Av*. \o t»nrkinir |irobte?n nmm] OIL HEAT SERVICE INC. ! | AMI (SIFT SHOP PL 6-OOM ICOTCI PUINS UftDD Authorized Salop juul SvrvU-e Jrrr> < nr%rll Crntranlnl Avr. AI> a-imis Silks — S.TVtce — Installallon HMJ-tOW Ontrnl Avr., W>«(flrld FAwd 2-4300 5-2200 N0rtrM42X I'nrktnK Aorotm Strrrt AD S-'12*.1 togiiMrtd Pharmacist In i STUDEBAKER r,70 North Avr. K. A\c»inrlil Mi :i-:tî;i l.nnip Mounilnff nnd Itcpnlra Wo mount, repair, d rill, transform artandanM at iter« OTHEI WELOON PRODUCTS] Cru.h.d Slona, UadiTof, PACKARD any article intn uiilmif doi-orator -shi'Upicff1. All types* i>f hrnws. Hllvcr. • STATIONERS Day and Night Omni, Sand mif M«M MttHrloli REEL-STRONG FUEL CO. i. Ohl Sales and Service USED CARS "Ot'lK'mluliU', Krlcucily Si-i-vl,-o fhadt's tx.HTUy ii'vcrcd t» look Hkf 4S5-:ti \on in xvK. i:. new. Custom made Innip whadt's i*» SilU'O KiUi" order at rcitsôn.ihle pru-cs, Umi'O ZUCKERMAN & Ati a-in io nnd ^hado-H sold at lowest prici's. All B&S AUTO SALES JUilllI.HKAT work (loin- on prenilsrs. l HKAT1M! OILS Cokv SCHNIPPER Fine Quality ••Kormfrly-Mfl"'1'" BERSE BROTHERS UUSEED CARS ERidge 6-0900 Commercial and Social DniuvHtt orlli Avr. I'.. LrnnTord Stationery Authorize! AU ( PAINTING 1'I.V.MIllTH •— VALIANT • National Loose Leaf ForJ» Sn!<-K Jtrwl St'l-vk-e North Avr. CtfirrJis PRESCRIPTIONS • LAUNDRIES • Oxford Filing Equip"16™ ADnmn ll-llliO /*"V omjes rouNTMN ONE DAY SERVICE • Rubber Stamps .1 fy COSMtTKl WNINCROOM IS -.'-R^*^ WMMTIW; KadvH Dealer w« 111 .\orlh .Ivr. W. Wi'Mtlrld SAMOSET LAUNDRY • Fountain Pen • LUMBER SERVICE, INC. NEW JERSEY • Gifts JaAr.NHItV — IHtV ri.RAXIXC •'Prlvi'-ln SiTVlfi." PAINTERS CO. • Greeting Cards LAING MOTOR CAR CO. c'asli tiiid Carry Hallmark - Norcross J. S. IRVING COMPANY IMC Virrtli A\t; I*lalnH«-M Ksl. li'OI wu>:i;u A iiiM^vmiK (an ri.nioiti-iii 6-:ino AD 2-4429 Gibson rt«i 35 Elm Sf. AD 2-058* Authorized or Kvery 1'i-Mrlnl inn K<)pprrs Coke — l-'m-l Oil OPTICIANS • INTERIOR^" ~ CADILLAC M>nm« 3-IIO1! UOO Sonth A>r. 1\". Wcntflrld F7DAY DECORATORS Soles and Service ROBERT Prescription Optician 1'tirtH — I'iunt and Hotly Shop tall CHAIN DECORATORS AN ADVERTISEMENT IN l'I.nlnlli'1,1 ()-!•; n Custom Made STORAGE 54 Elm Street no c run, si. • Slip Covers iM.h.*MjfHIS SPACE WILL KEEP MOVING & PACKING • Draperies • ROOFERS IS PARKING A PROBLEM? GOODWIN MOTOR VOUR NAME BEFORE THE • Reupholstering CORP. For Home Decorator Service CALL READERS OF THIS PAPER W. L. SCHROEDER Call Store Nea,e5t To You .\rTH"i;izi-:i> ADams 3-4500 ADams 3-0662 —3 —4 VOLKSWAGEN - EVER READY FOR GUTTERS - LEADERS TO BUY OR SELlr S.il.-r- iiii.l Scr\ it •• r i:vp;iira .„ ,. PLamfield 6-8870 I't.iilitilcM uupl« typu programs. sary of the late Charles E. Plum- Washitttfton Hock Council. 1 ly tim U. S.J beeausii of their o*- Mr. Pickett WM» intro4w<»4 i-idjre, founding director of the 2p The pi-oinam in th,. jPresliyteri- "Out greatest obligation to our j elusion from the UN. Way must Mi«- E. I). Boston, program 1"._ year old chapter. un Church opened with un intio children is to introduce them to • l» found," Mr. Pidtelt sUted, "to iiiMii- He is the father of ilrs. A/ Amoiiit the 142 members present duction of troop leaders. Mrs. Koli- the world in which they will live," create understanding: end friuud- Ntulnuktr, presently &eryit>(( Aa :' for ths iiieeting in the YM-CA were ort 1'ace, nei^hhorhovxl fluiirman. naid Cltircnce K. Pickett, executive shiji wiUi Ow nuwly-emerginjr Jiow- ternational relations chiinnui | two charter members, Robert Is'. id Mi's. Merchant Sku'iun, troup secretary «Mi\eritu*, A Wcrici n «'r»-to-be of the world of the f uiuru. Lincoln iSchaol I*TA. Ingrlis who was director in 1930 on&ultant, \\crt> among thosf iu- Friends Pert-ice ('uinmittue, and and Albert J. Kehney. roduepd. tncmbur of ttie advisory board o/ iMr. Inglis recounted the e^rly Mrs. Hurry Mdkiufral preuenti'd the Peace Corps, in a talk on "ô,- days of the chapter. A eulujfy to rcond cluss awards 1.0 the entire day's Children, Tomorrow's World Mr. Plumridge was read by ]{ar- roop and some tfirla were awarded Citizens" before the Lincoln Kcliool vey T. Brovyn. The Old Guird roficiency budges. PTA last week. chorus sung "God Be With You Kuthryn Uietê was in charge During his lifetime, Mr. Piokett Till We Meet Afain," a favorlt* decorations and refreshments declared, ''the greatest single oc- hymn of the late director. nd un adaption of Rapuntui was currence has b«u«, whiwhilUe .hoppar•hoppert! Marleen Alo*Aloe«* and the comedy, "Out of the Fryinf The group of 20 will roturn to- which tremendous power is liable. BT—_-. AL;^^ _ ._* _. *? _ _. !__•.*„ a. _ •!._ t i iay. At tlie academy, the school Diana lacano wait in line to make their purckai.a. Few thtnft arc •• faaclnsting to th. >lx and (Pan," at a nicotine of the organ- "Our children," he said, "will al- i«ren-y»ar-oM» a. pUyiof atore. Tki« wall »uppllt4 toy (tore U «et up in Ml»i Hilen Shreve'i ization Thursday night in the Fan- lldanco counselors were jriven a mplots -tour, toud of the curri- so he facing tho 'best minds, and frit grade cUe.roon at McKlnlor School, and each of her itudenti kai a.lected purchaict, budg- wood office of the Plainfleld Trust also the best-trained mlndu in eting the cost agaimt the cilk on hand. State National Bank. The play will ulum and admission requirements md other phases of cadet life. torms of rigid discipline,' In their bo presented April 27 and 28. -Soviet world counterparts," said Handling the backstage details FOR BES? RESULTS USE Mr. IPIckett "and thlg fa3t Bhould Robinson to Speak will be: Larry Popp, stage man- LEADER CLASSIFIEDS never be underestimated. We will ager; Perey J.anice and Ilelene Malanga, sots; Mrs. Gene Busto, At Center Here advertising; Mrs. Ixmise Robbins, tickets; Mrs. Mary Sellin and Mm. Rosomary Jones, 'costumes; Mrs. HUGO J. FUGMANN Jackie Robiiwon, basaball "Hall Lee Sprague and Miss Dorothy of Fsnwr" will be (ruest ttp«aker Btiberp, "props and Robert Thio- -:- FUEL OIL -:- LCSSOJ at "Community Night at the Cen- 6inp, treasurer. er" tonifht »t 8 p.nu The bill will be directed by Mrs. "OIL BURNERS" - "SALES & SERVICE" iMr. Robinson, vtco president of Judith Colo of Elizabeth. WATCHDOO BURNER SERVICE • EASY BUDGET PAYMENT PLAN Jhock Pull o* IN'iuts Coffee Co., Is a resident of Stamford, Conn. He The following new books have Oldenbourg; Portrait of a Revo- received his formal education in Legion Auxiliary Plans been added to the shelves of the lutionary, Mao Tse-tunfr, Payne. California, excelling in track, bas- Call AD 2-5272 Westficld Memorial Library: -tetball, lmst'hall and footbull. Initiation for Nine Also, Education and the Com- "YOUR LQCAL AUTHORIED INDEPENDENT E5S0HEAT DEALER" Fiction: Under the Skin, Ben- mon Good, Phenix; The Intelli- After World War II, Mr. Hob- nett; Should Auld Acquaintance, gent Parents' Guide to Teen- inson becatne the first No^rro to Plans for initiation of nine can- Disney; The Lily and the Lion, agers, Purtell; Here Comes, There play in organized basehnll and the didates Wednesday were announc- Druon; Savaice Sam, Gipson; The Goes, You Know Who, Saroyan; ollowing y«ar, 1017, he Wcrnnc a ed at a meeting of 'Martin Wall- Death of Ahasuerus, Lafrcrkvist; Barry Goldwater: Freedom IH His"Brooklyn Do

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M:\v.M.VN-Ar\voou NASLV r. UI:VNOI.I)S THE WtSTFlELD (N. J.) LEADER. THURSDAY, MARCH 22, 1M2> N'atkmsl Association of Account- JTOWU Building Permits street, $200, March 8- Iliac and mockorange arc broken, twigs and wrenched rooxJets must nizo of Scotch Plains i it b usually best to cut the stem have vigor to heal their wounds. ants. In addition, he is a member back to the ground Jine; new Without vigor, trees cannot com- of the Teachers' Salary jCorcmittee i Issued by Tzamos 147 Landsdowne ^ cevetop from bat diseases, especially those caused of the V.'p.scfiald Partiit Teaeheri I — Association. 1 ren Township, cxt<,n^ j ti? roou. by parasites, or invading insects Bunding Inspector Gearge Tza- rlarding street, $1300 j Sevtre prur.ir.^ may iw? netted 'such ad bwrers and t>ark Mr. Rue holds the position it I nws retried llie following permits Plymouth Homes of H' | to restore hedpe-s and other tightly j Vigor means the ability to make assistant controller of tke manage- issued itcently: ment services division of Johnson home at 301-305 Livim- j ma United Stat«« for tk»M '<• «*pp; backyard d appll e tree ownerhere', s a tip about the peach tree 3. Is there a serious lack of color of economic endeavom. /inD decide it's time to harvest hit borer from Ernest G. Christ, «x on the Winter scene? An application of fertilizer will •ubacribar* wfco ar* altaataaj 1A\ NOOTM AvE. /'/,, glum backyard apple grow- paat winter's storms. lupply decreases over a period of ably at a saving. • Welgela '<- er, will sit down on his overturned Winter damage to shade trees several years, progressively the ^lutrvest basket to do some late usually consists of broken branches trees develop less foliage, individ- • Foriythla THURS. - FRI. - SAT. ~ SPECIAL season quarterbaclclng. and split branch crotches. Repair Vigor Is Key to Tree's ual leaves arc Rmnller and yellow- • Hydrangea It'll be cold comfort to Joe to reatment advocated by the Na- Health uiul HappincHH; ish In color, terminal twig growth A6RIC0 $ DUPONT learn that he has lota of com tional Arborist Association in. shortens, and an increasing? num- (while) p»ny. Many owners of a tree or eludes careful pruning and, where Build It Up Now ber of branchcu die. DOW 5-10-5 1.59 bag ORTHO two find themselves in the same crotch splitting has occurred, the Picked up at Store ' Bx. Installation of brace rods and sup- Building up vigor is the most Some women seem to think the , Usually the "Case of the Mys- porting cables. A competent tree important thing man con do for plaCo for their children is at the LEONE terious Inhabitant" can be traced ervice organization should be en- a shade tree. neighbors. 1006 SOUTH AVE. W. WESTFIEIO f. to some error of omission. Some •A tree on the lawn just strug- —The Reminder-Enterprise, Cuda- FREE PARKING AD 2-6700 FREE ,'" spray forgotten or neglected. Or gaged to do such work. NURSERY 1 The weight of snow and ice often gling along needs vigor, says Dr. hy, WIs. I the wrong kind of spray. Edward J. Duda, acting dircrtor of $96 So. Springfield Ave. i Spray Calandar everely damages shrubs—broken iranches, 4wnt and twisted main the Bartlett Tree Research Labora- LEADER CLASSIFIED ADS Springfield r Rutgers College of Agriculture tories. Weak, sick trees, trees with - apecialists have attempted to Ret terns, or deformity of the entire >lant are common forms of injury. dead and (lying twigs and branches BRING RESULTS things right In the backyard or- require vigor. Trees growing in chard with a little leaflet already In pruning broken shrub branch- v is, cut back to a point just nbove soils that no one gives a hoot about wed with good effect by thou- need vigor. f ««nds of spare-time fruit growers. i lateral twig or bud. When major \. Ita title is "Pest Control Rec- items of such deciduous plants as Trees with winter wind-broken PRINCIPALS smmecdatlons lor Home Or- chards," but the clue to ita use- i fulness is its catalog designation: Spray Calendar 86. A It tells what to spray and when, beginning now and continuing ONLY? through the season. Peaches and nectarines will need nine sprays; cherries and plums, six, and apples "and pears, eight. Why not sell your house yourself? Because selling it <• Keep spraying according to specialty. It takes background and experience. Few can schedule and the chances arc good afford to venture into the real estate traffic and fumbli that you'll harvest fruit to be proud of. away precious weeks or make mistakes in such a large ond To get a copy of Spray Calen- important transaction so — dar 85 just send a card to your county agricultural agent or to Garden Reporter, College of Ag- CONSULT A REALTOR who, as a member of the local riculture, Rutgers University, New Westfield Board of Realtors, will describe the advantage Brunswick. of the Multiple Listing System and the most affective woy to sell the residential properties of Westfield, Mountainside Scotch Plains and Fanwood.

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Mr. mid MrK. f.'nflrtlo Onimt. fomifrly ill Irihmton, nrr niiw IIVIIIK In RANDOLPH WrEGM Ail types returns prepared. HAWK mTBDRICH' tlilM hfime n< 112 I'enrl Mrrfl ulilch <>•«•>' imrfhiiKril front Mr, mill Mr». ADams 2-6609 COOPKR A JPKR Hour* dally 9 A.M. to 9 P.M. I*. J. VIKIIIINII. Thp |>ri,pi*tr) TTtlM wultl|>!f> IlKft'tl nml HIP MUIC *V»M AOuina 3-5^:; KAnwood 2-i'4iU micotlnlrrt throUKh , iv^ ADama *-8 Foundation Planting We're Proud We're WILLIAM A. CI.AJtK PAnwood £-7700 That's one case. Maytag has ADuni 2-Z10O VHAI.B H. »>«" fcuilt more than 13,000,000 wash* ADama 3-O065 ADam» --•*••" Shrub* and Trees CX3 and dryers since 1907 with an Popular outstanding record toe dependa- bility. Fertilizing — Liming and It's only natural that food and service as won- «evm good reasons far r Pre-Emergence Crabgrass derful as ours should make us very popular. an automatic! you can depend an,' co practical, rick lbs euteanatla Control You'll agree when you try us. that oan do a days work ever/ MAYTAG day. Ask any Majtag otrnor bM et» fix to, Weekly Maintenance OPEN 24 HOURS DAILY Tree Removal SNOWDEN APPLIANCES RICHARD R. ROBBINS J 431 North Ave. W. AD 2-0416 117 Virginia St. AD 2-336 T DI NCft Q*U*r i NOHTH AVENUE <$***>*&• RAILROAD STATION Westfield's Only Maytag Dealer THE WESTFIELD (N. J.) LEADER, THURSDAY, MARCH 22, IS62 Page 25 UJC Admission Topic Some rearrangement of track- lone Democratic contest, Leo A. •iterium Plans Chamber Welcomes CRR Improvement age in the Jersey Central's Cran- Geriova will get first spot, with J. For School Students ford yard also would be required. HEP Slate Gains W. Wasdovich in the second posi- The proposed rerouting of l.a tion. [Assist YCS In SCOTCH PLAINS —"Admission New Members; In Transit Plan main line acrvicv to Iv'ev.Si'k. nv- Top Ballot Spot The HEf irruup stayan is Regu- to Union Junior College" will be eluding improvement of oar serv- lar KepulOicana for "Harmony, discussed by. Prof. Saul Orkin. di- ice facilities, would i-ost an c.ti- ^king Funds MUUXTA1NS1DK — HBP Ke-Economy and Principle." The PAL rector of admissions of the college i Maps Projects To Cost $2.4 M. niuted $1,681,000, aiTordinjr to Hit- banner is "Proven Active Leader- ii Cranford, for high school stu- state division'^ report. puhlicans will receive top hilling on the primary ballot in the April 17 ship." bers of the Westfield MiniB- dents at the Scotch Plains YiICA The board oi" directors of the The Statt Division of Railroad Engineers for the slate hav« rec- „ will seek financial support tonight at 7:15 o'clock. ommended relocation of the Plain- party nominations. Westfield Area Chamber of Com- Transportation has proposed im- In drnwiiiKs last week, Wilbert ,e Youth Consultation Service Professor Orkin will speak on merce, meeting last week at the provements costing an estimated field station a few blocks cast of Mrs. Rogers Given Role e parish level. who should attend UJC and what tliu present site because of the A. Herrett won first position for Suburban Trust Co. building, ap- $2,397,000 for the Jersey Central the one-year unexpired term for In Physical Ed. Parley js wye reported after a min- qualifications they must have. He proved the application of Paul E. as part of a $126 million program availability of a bloek-lonu piece of m meeting- Friday in Moun- also will discuss how and when to property for parking. council. E-vorott P. Perkins of the Davis of G04 Grace] and place as an to build a high-speed transit sys- opposing PAL Republican slate e Community Church, at apply for admission. individual member. tem in northern New Jersey. The relocation proposal would At the third annual conference Hev. Jftines D. Cole, minister coal about $4b'(i,O00 and eventually will be in second position. of the central district of the >New The board also discussed a pro- A new Lehigh Valley station in Elias Hoffman, Democrat, will th in Presbyterian Church, Roselle Park, a new link between would allow the closing of the Jersey Association for Health, a plea for assistance. gram for planting more trees in be third. the business section of Westfield. the Central and Lehigh tracks east Nelherwood station less than u Physical Education and Recreation . YCS is a 38-year old non-Plains Drug Store mile away. Provision of additional Kor the two regular three-year at Pluinfield High School next Another project to be undertak- of Cranford, and expansion of mmsectarian social welfare parking facilities at the Fanwood parking space at Fuiiwood, Rari- council terms, Albprt O. Daniels Thursday, Mrs. Cier-trude S. Rog- •v founded by the Episcopal en this spring by the chamber is a tan and Bound Brook ami improve- and Thomas J. Kieclardi of the ers, director of girls' physical edu- Gutted in Blaze visitation day for high school stu- station are included in the proposed i-h. The agency, it was noted, improvements. ment of stations would add $250,- HBP slate will be bracketed in cation Westfli'ld High School, will funds to continue its eerv- dents in which they will visit the OUU to the cost of the program. first position, and PAL'i William serve as a consultant on the dis- SCOTCH PLAINS —A fire of various businesses and industries The Koselle Park station and the connection i>f the two commuter According to the state report, Ditoel and John (j. Walsh will be cussion panel dealing with physi- undetermined origin destroyed the in the area. A student or students bracketed iu second place, in the cal fitness for girls. v. Richard h. Smith of Pres- Drag Fair Pharmacy, 1812 East will be assigned to one employe at lines near Cranford would be ^>art the rerouting of the Central's main ian Church, presented a re- MARINE 2nd Lt. John W. N. of a comprehensive plan to provide line service into Newark would pro- Second street, Saturday afternoon. a particular place of business for Ray, ton of Mr. and Mr«. from the Council of Churches The damage was estimated at ap-the entire day, the object being to faster, direct service to Newark vide a dependable all-weather rail forts to co-ordinate some of George W. Ray of 700 Colemmn from the Westfieid-Plainfield-Som- route and would save travel time proximately $250,000. get them better acquainted with place, completed the 26-week tivities with those of the min- Fire companies from WestfleM, what may be their future careers. erville area and faster and more for commuters. uni. officer** basic course, Feb. 26, convenient eervice to uptown New Commuters who now take the Fanwood and Springfield assisted Details of this plan are being work- at the Marine Corpi Schools, ward C. Kwen, general eecre- the Scotch 'Plains Fire Department ed out with the business education York. ferry and the New York subwny of the YMCA and chairman Quanlico. Va. The course, for to reach niid-Manliattan destina- in fighting the general alarm department of Westfield High. newly • commUstoned Marine Tho plan, flrst announced by tho ' CRUSHED STONE < ,e ministerium housing com- blaze. According to persons at the Division of Railroad Transporta- tions would gain an estimated 20 e, presented the third in a The board voted to present a Corps officers and officers from minutes by Bwitehing to the Penn- scene, the fire followed a series of allied countries, consist* of tion in April 1960, would reroute i of reports on the commit- $100 first prize award in the wa- Jersey Central trains from Crim- sylvania at Newark. f for Drives, Walks, Roads, etc. r study of racial problems. A explosions, apparently from the tercolor category on behalf of the classroom work In personnel ad- basement. ministration, first aid, map read- ford over Lehigh Valley tracks to report is expected in about Westfleld Art Association, which t-outh Newark and then over the Latest wrinkle in uilve-ln bank- tor ptlctt anil d*lhwy call nonths. Bernard Jacobson, co-owner, said is sponsoring a statewide art show inf, weapons and leadership ing ia closed circuit TV. In some techniques. Pennsylvania trucks -to Pennsyl- t, John A. iSmart of St. Paul's he was only four feet from a tele- in the Wateunk room at the Muni- vania Station, Newark. systems, pneumatic tubes are used copal Church, succeeded Rev. phone when he heard someone cipal Building April 8-22. for the transfer of money and re- FANWOOD shout "Call the fire department," At Newark, commuters could ceipts between centrally located 2-7840 i Odden of Fir6t Congrega- 'Morris Camler, chairman of the i but the fire spread so quickly "I If present casualty rates contin- transfer to Pennsylvania trains tellers uud roadside "bunking box." 1 Church as secretary-treas- barely made my escape through the membership committee, reported ue, states the Automobile Legal running directly into Pennsylvania FANWOOD CRV8HID STOWS CO. liev. Odden resigned be- back door." that his committee is launched on Association, 2 million Americans Station in Manhattan, or could [ of the pressure of other ft campaign to obtain 50 new mem- TO BUY OK SELL, USE DIVISION OP WCLDON MATCRIAUI, INC. ch activities. A steel iox containing prescrip- will have died behind or under the transfer to the Hudson & Man- tions, "the most valuable thing in bers by June. wheels of autos by 1974. hattan. LEADER CLASSIFIED ADS the building," Mr, Jacobson said, •msekeeper Hurt was recovered with more than BO per cent of the prescriptions in- Stadeck to Address tact. hting Blaze Several customers and employes were in the store when the fire Washington PTA housekeeper suffered first de- broke out but oil escaped without burns over her face, arms and injury, Mr. Jacobson said. A Fan- Alios 3. Sladeck will address the Is w-hile attempting to put outwood fireman, George Ballou, suf- Washington School PTA this eve- e in the home of Bernard Hel- fered smoke poisoning and was ad- ning at 8 o'clock in the school au- if 431 Poe avenue, shortly aft- mitted to Muhlenberg Hospital, ditorium, Mr. .Stadeck, school psy- Sensational 1 t.m. Friday. Plainfield. His condition was listed chologist and supervisor of special iristine Harvey, the victim, as good. services for the Westfleld schools, token to a physician's office by will speak primnrily about the tpe- uty Chief Fred Onksen of the | cial services department of the prevention bureau 'where she Testing Program I Westfield schools and its mono- treated and released. graph that hau received national he fire damaged a basement recognition. Tho title of his talk et, finished recreation room and Cited for PTA will be "Washington lias Rated of the housekeeper's bedroom. Your Schools." Classroom visita- BONUS x of the fire was not deter- "The Testing Propram in Ourtion will follow the meeting:. ed. Schools" was the subject for the Mrs. John O. Percy, president, wo children, Richie and Debbie Thursday evening regular meeting extended nn invitation to anyone kr, slso were at home but were of the Jefferson School PTA. The interested in hearing "Mr. Stadeck injured. panel of educators included Ed- to attend. She further announced iremen were called by a neifjh. mund C. Allen, school'principal; that Mrs. Marie Scian, coordinator who noticed smoke coming from Miss Ruth Uutleilg-p, school nursu; of elementary education assisted Mrs. L. B. Plourde, classroom Chuck Roost isement window. Miss Harvey, by Mrs. Ruth Williams, will con- 1 (aid, had all but extinguished tenehcr, and Dr. AJois J. Stadeck, duct a discussion of arithmetic on OFFER! klaie with a garden hose when school psychologist and director of an elementary school level at the f arrived. sptcial services for the Westfield school at 1:30 p.m. on Tuesday. REDEEM VALUABLE S&H COUPONS FROM FOLDER MAILED TO YOUl »o pumpers, the ladder truck, school system. A question and an-Anyone who is interested in this Lancaster Brand You tnoy Mcur* 100 additional slsntpi with coupon Irom S&H foldsr II your onWr MoU (20 or mart. swer period followed the prcsentu- :ue truck and alarm truck led discussion is invited to attend. Bone la COUPONS BELOW ARE ADDITIONAL TO FOLDER OFFER Deputy Chief Lawrence Palmer tion. 39« You May Rsdxin Both Coupon with Additional Purchau of }10 or }20 Total as did Chief Mai-tin •Mrs. Herbert Frost, chairman of the PTA nominating committee, Plains Catholic High lonea terBron d h presented the slate of nominated Construction Started Chuck Steaks * - 45« Safety Truck Aids officers for tho coming year to the general membership as follows: SCOTCH PLAINS —Work was Ground Chuck io"«»»w Brand »>. 69c Maxwell Houjo - 8c Off label eked Out Man President, Mrs. Herbert Ehrich; g recently on the new Union Coffee 2 t *!.!9 first vice president, Mrs. Milford Catholic High School to be con- Le or Breo n lb C the Fire Department's new Blonsky; ^ocond vice president, vy Duty rescue truck measured structed in Martine avenue be- Chicken Parts * 49 Walter .Sa'lHx-"!!; rMonline secre- tween Cooper and Raritan roads. to its role Thursday night that tory, Mr.-, (iordon Allen; corre- Veal shoulderlb C Riblb i C Loln lb C Hi Mo Coffee n't require heavy rescue efforts, sponding secretary, Mrs. Walter Workers begun clearing the Hitc Choos - 75 85 ° 95 was serious to the man in-Chcrr, and treasurer, William last week. Construction contracts fed. Eldiidge. Election of officpr» will call for completion of the stool lb Louella Evaporated Milk 8 lotart Wilson, who lives in a be held at the April meeting. work on 20 classrooms umi admin- Cross Rib Roast ""Tf 7* si wu i6 i ond floor apartment In 125 E. The PTA membership was an-istration office by June 15. The Ved u Rump lb> C Bor le Rolled|b C Ideal White Potatoes ^ -— Md street, hail locked himseli nounced by Mrs. Milford Blonaky school is scheduled to he ready to Roast ° ** 59 " " - 59 • A ladder from the truck was as 97.7 per cent. accept freshmen by .September. Firelda b kfl C wl to the second floor and he Third grade mothers served as Tuna Fish *«u»cvci.ek.n-soiidwiiw. 2 ea"'69« (red that -way. hostesses for the evening refresh- The Automobile Legnl Associa- Sliced Bacon " " 49 ments. tion reports that 52 per cent of Sick pay benefits may be non- all auto trips are to travel to work Lamb Liver \*™»«*** «. 39c Hunt's Tomato Paste 5 III *1 •ble income for Federal income LEADER CLASSIFIEDS PAY or for shopping purposes. i purposes. Canned Ham Hunt's Stewed Tomatoes 4 „„ 69c GRAND OPENING THIS WEEKEND! Here It a superb new colon; of sumptuous homes FROZEN FOODS Miracle Whip Salad Dressing 49c created to appeal to discerning families seeking BIRDS EYE PEAS 6^ * 1.00 the a refined environment offering superior social, Gold Seal Spaghetti M^ 5 89c cultural and educational advantages. FRENCH FRIES • l The location. 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During the k«t we«k in February the attention of our 4 >i year • Th* Lenten t*r t-f>;k»n mem- ' FIRST METHODIST CHURCH __. i 1:45, 7:15 and 8 a.m., unless oth- Wednesday: 9:30 group; women's oU wa ni monopolized by two enirajrinp episodes: The tri-orbita! ; b«-rs a: Redeemer C:;urrh • AT WESTFIELO „ ,_ . . >rwise announced. ftjffetof CoSoaei John Glean and the cutting down of a cherry tree by saw* place Sur.day the altar, i : Umutan al; 3 p.m., Girl The rhnhmir ro»choir: .. S.IWestminsteo P-m.r, jumor;H.1I: | c• by which member* are rus- '-. j Sunday: 8:15 a.m.. »ith the es- fore each morning Mass. •Mrs. Wilbert Allen ten minutes post-landing when torj". irlly ref^lvtd into tht* I,utbt*r- i ception of cradle and rrib, nor-êry Saturday: 9 a.m., nursery school Evening devotions: Novenag in Chestnut street. there was no word, and rejoiced an Church. The rite included a and kindergarten departments, rowinittet: brass ensemble: 10:30 honor of our Lady of the Miracu FIRST CONGRECAI wh«n there was word, and accom- confession of faith in thv funda- " church school cla.-ês will no'. :neK.a.m., yuunjj peoples communicants lous Medal and Saint Jude, every plished very little else Lhat day. mf-nlal leacbinic.s of the Holy Scrip- \ This is Family Sunday in thecla*^?. eijrhth prade up. Monday at 8 p.m. CHURCH The thought for the day might t ure», as restated in th*- *;*»iift*n- • ; church and the children wii! »Heni Monday: 3:30 p.m., ungraded 125 Elmer Sinn veil hare been Psalm $: sifms of th<* Church *f the Rtfor- j worship services with ^Keir pat- children's recreation in assembly OUR LADY OF LOURDES Rev. L. R. Suifori O Lord, our Lord matior.- i ents. hsil; T p.m.. Boy Scout Troop 72; R. C. CHURCH Rev. E. M. OS when George Washington could not tell versity of California at hen An- confirmation Mr. and .Mrs. Irving Hansen at cabinet and organizational timl j elates; 9:30 a.m., v »lie—-even though-{fee episode was fabricated by one of his biogra geles, and at the University of maintenance 7:45 p.m. The Wednesday night Lenten structure committed. ! boftrd. FANWOOD PRESB pheri, J apeak of tM truth that is bora not when man soars upward Southern California. She taught Sunday: 11 a.m., Walter Jensen service of the Presbyterian Church Wednesday: 8 p.m., worship com-j Sunday: 7:45. 10:15 and 11:3i1 CHURCH ft ' to God> physical WorW^fcut when he reneheK outward to God's at one time in secondary school! of Scotch Plains speaker for fam- 1 : Wednesday will feature tlie show- mission will meet nt the home of j Vicar David I.. Yarrington Marline and LfcGraaia A - . JlUnan world—of the truthi that beget* justice and compassion and in Arizonu and California. Sht en a m ily Bible hour; Sunday school; loVe between people. And to describe it we might use a term thai ing of the film "Hunger." The pro- Mrs. King K. (iould, •!!" I'i-os|«vt ! will deliver the «ermon in nil «erv- Fanwood tored the public practice of Chris 7:30 p.m., Mr. Jensen speaker at r ' i; perhaps worn eut by reoititton but that cries out for a rebirth ol gram in the Lenten series "Jour- slrect. Rev. Harold A. SctU tian Science heulintf in 1952. She iices: it to 10 a.m., church school evening service. understanding—sptriteal tnJth, It* cry is beard from Berlin to neying Through Jerusalem" will 'and Bible classes; 'i to 7 p.m., Minister point up "The Journey Amid is currently on a nationwide lec- GRACE ORTHODOX Tuesday: 8 p.m., prayer, Bible Algeria, to Vietnam to Wai! Street to Mississippi to the West Side ture tour. j Christian Growth Conference of 'Sunday: 8:30, 9:45 ami II ; •• Vt New York Citr—*her«*T in God's world men live. Weed." The film will be shown at PRESBYTERIAN CHURCH study. a.m., church school; 9:43 • 8 o'clock in Westminster Hall. R«v. L«»li« A. Dunn, minister | the New Jersey Walther League, .• Two kinds of truth—scientific and spiritual—and undeniably the | Clur Redeemer Lutheran Church, Wednesday: 10 a.m.-2:30 p.m., 11:15 a.m., worship service, I one baa fared much better than the other. Scientifically we have gone "Hunger," a new film documen- Baiptist Friendship Today: B p.m., choir practice. J Fords. ladies meet at chapel for sewing Scott will preach. outside the world; spiritually, we don't quite know how to -get along tary, shows the churches' overseas Guild to Convene Tomorrow; 7 p.m., children*." j Monday: 9 a.m., Lutheran news meeting. C p.m., crusader choir rehonl within It. Scientifically, we tan destroy the world—spiritually, we ministry to people in need in In- choir practice. < copy due. ' p.m., ninth grade commsul ^ might do Jjwt that Saturday: 7 p.m., intermediate THE ALLIANCE CHURCH 'lass; junior high UPY; v» dia, Korea, Hong Kong, Pakistan The Friendship Guild of the ! Tuesday: 10 a.m., community :: And even if we do not presume to know the solution, we can at and the Congo. It makes n pierc- Machen Loairue ' missions committee; G:'Ai) p.mRettcrd Avenue at Cherry Street high UPY. 41 ; least struggle with the problem. We can say that the interaction of First Bnptl«t Church will meet Cranford ing survey of needs in some of the Tuesday at 8:15 p.m. in the ohupel Sunday: 0:30 a.m., Bible school; j confirmation classes;'8 p!m., wom- Monday: 7:30 p.m., Tr Tuesday: 9:30 a.m., w«a ;; that the language of stientMtc formulae Is more universal that th< tragic upheaval, to Hong Kong Machen Leagues; 7 p.m., worship; Wednesday: 10 a.m., home Bible p.m., Alliance youth fellowship •horuu; 8 to 10 a.m., nurierfi language of patriotic slogans. will speak on Aluther School, which •with its wretched hillside shacks, is in Beaufort, S. C. sermon, "Origin of Man." study; 7 and 8:15 p.m., mid-week groups; 0:45 p.m., j're-service ;indergarton training cliss. U> poverty-stricken Korea, onto a The history of the Je***oOT*»t»Mwtfeer ins*ht-tote the >mb "Mi«. John Miller, White Cross Wednesday: 1 p.m., densett, meet- 1.eaten services, speaker: The Rev. hymn-»ing; 7 p.m., service. Wednesday: 10 a.ro,»fif ad lem. It is the 3300 year old sôncof, a people in the Sinai Desert wh'i Pakistan struggling to restore ing of the Church Missionary Ft-;- Willi* E, I'oggenieier of St. ?eter's Monday: 8 p.m., board, of trus- ng; 8 to 10 p.m., juniortraiaisf health to its people and productiv- chairman, requests members to }made an sgrcaBent with G«taaisiit'*li#»\ilty*a''nian should live, abou bring used i-lothing and hou-scholi i-lowship! film showing; . Mfuthcran Church, Ifopewell. tees. ... class. . tbe »o-caJled ethical principles in life. Manf yean later, when tha ity to its land, and to Calcutta's vited. Tuesday: 7 p.m., Pioneer Girls; Thursday: 10:30 a.a, tent camps with their despairing articles for Mather School. people entered Palestine and settled on the farm, a few of them asked I UNITY—WESTFI ELD 7:30 p.m., board of elders. prayer group; 7 p.m., dwUtd millions of refugees. The film tells Devotions will be in charge of THE PRESBYTERIAN CHURCH ; ;tM* striking" qOMttort: Can those old principles of Justice, Mercy Wednesday: 7.-45 p.m., Bible 8 p.m., sanctuary choir; »Wto> the story of the -world's more than Jlrs. James Crawford. A Low Kift JN WE5TFIEL.D Affiliated witb the and Righteousness continue t« lire in this new time and thin new study and prayer meeting; 9 p.m., municant class; 8 to 10 p.m., f three billion persons many of wham offering will be taken. Hospital- Dr. Frederick E. Christian Unity School of Christianity place? And as an answer to the question, there were laws about leav- ity committee: Mrs. William Oohei, choir rehearsal. mary training class. ijinjr.lieonjtr oftne field for the poor, and about a day of rest for get up hungry and fro to bed hun- Rev. Richard L. Smith Lee's Summit, Mo. gry, who hunger for shelter, for Mrs. Arden Brown, Mrs. Richard Rev. Joiiph T. Hourani Believer* in the Trinity Thursday: 7 p.m., Fellowship Friday: 3:15 p.m., erery hurosn being and every animal—a complete legislative system Chumbprlin and Mrs. I'aul 1 dinner; Boy Scouts. health, for freedom, peace nml jus- ReT. Jamei D. Cole Meetings: Every Monday, 8-9:15 choir; g to 10 p.m., jnniM ^ to bring: the law of God to the farm of man. As the Jew moved from feldt. '.Mrs. Jack Mclntnsh, presi- training class. y piste to place afld from century to century, always the same question tice. Minister*! p.m. ; dent, will preside. Place: Woman's Club of West- FIRST BAPTIST CHURCH and the attempt to* answer it. ft -was never merely a declamation of Filmed abroad, tht picture was Sunday: 8:30, 10 and 11:30 a.m., UNITARIAN FEIXOWSHIf righteousness but always the re-application of it. It was always the field, 318 South Euclid avenue at 170 Elm Street. Wettfield OF WESTFIEU) produced under the supervision of worship wervii-es. Dr. Frederick Tremont. Rev. William K. Cober Jew and God's will trying to keep up with the world of time and E. Christian will preach on the Meeting at WeitlieM Cwmnl the Broadcasting and Film Com- Youth Rally Scheduled Musical interlude: 8:4 0-8:50 Minister place, the world bf scientific progress. It was always spiritual-truth mission of the National Council of subject "A Dwelling l'Ince on the Ceottr p.m. Today: 8 p.m., church member- trying to keep pace with scientific truth. It was the Jewish father Churches of Christ in the USASunday in I'lainf'u'ld Journey"; Holy Communion; the Tonight: 8 o'clock, m«Ut?:45 a.m., Bihle school; is "Memorable Words of Jesus." roughs, Susan Allen. Mrs. Ernest Today: 9:30 a.m., circle of pray- sic under the direction of Robert By Rev. Poggemeier Dshlquist, piwtor of Calvary Luth- 11 a.m., Henry Rruen, student as- J. Dennitston, minister of music. In the earlier service the junior Elkins, director of Christian edu- er, chnpcl; 10 a.m., spiritual life sistant, will conduct wonship serv- eran Church, Cranford, will be the 9:30 and 11:30 a.m., church Set at Redeemer choir will chant the 51st Psalm, un- cation, will hend the delegation. briefing session, workshop; 1:30 ices. guest at a meeting of the- United school, youth and adult divisions, der direction of Miss F. Elisabeth p.m., Bible study; 3:45 p.m., junior j More Church N« Lutheran Church 'Men of Culvary children's division continues; 4.-30 Mid-week Lenten servicet con- Lamb. The Luther choir will sing TEMPLE EMANU-EL choir; 7 p.m., kindergarten depart- Monday at 8:15 p.m. Friendship is the only cement p.m., East Association youth rally, tinue Wednesday in Redeemer "Lord, Thee I Love" by J. S. Bach Rabbi Jack St«rn Jr. that will ever hold the world to- Mr. tiensel is pastor of the UL Today: 4:30 p.m., confirmation First-Park Baptist Church, Plain- next page Lutheran Church. The family serv- in the second «ervlce, Mrs. Walter !A Church of the Advent in New ice at 7 p.m. is arranged especial- class. A. Rouning directing. Mrs EdYor- k City. A lover of jazt, Tas- ly for families with children; tl»e 'Tomorrow: 8:15 p.m., sabbath ward C. Wente of Summit will be tor Gensel's ministry to juzz mini. later service at 8:15 p.m. for adults. the organist for both services. service; un Oneg Shabbat (delight Clans of the city has been -wide- of the sabbath) will follow the The sermon will he delivered at pread. This unique «rcft of theIH'l'vil'C. both services by the Rev. Willis Blessed ar« they who have the ministry has been the .subject of Saturday: 9 a.m., snbbatb reli- F. Poggemeier, pastor of St. Peter ift of malting: friends, for it is .videaprend attention. gious school; 10:30 a.m., sabbath Lutheran Church, Hopewell. Tht; of God's best gifts.—Thomas Pastor Onwvl n-as n cuest on service and Bar Mitzvuh (son of subject treated will b« "Thou Say- 'Hnghef! Frank McGc-e's "Here nml Now" the commandment) ceremony of .vlevision progrnm. Howard Daniel Dimond Jr., son of The meeting has been opened to Dr. and Mrs. Howard Dimond, :he public 'because of the interest •Sunday: 8:4Ti nnd U a.m., reli- expressed, Pastor Dithlquist an- iriotis school; 3 p.m., combined cam- nounced. paign atFair. Tuesday: 7 p.m., post-confirma- Children Will Worship tion class II. Wednesday: !>:4S a.m., Sister- With Parents At hood Bible class; 7:30 p.m., post- YOU CAN'T GET I'nnfirmation claus I. First Methodist Thursday: 4:30 p.m., confirmation class; 8:30 p.m., board of edu- THEM AS CLEAN Children will worship with pur- cation. •nts Rummy at First Methodist Friday, March 30: S:15 p.m., Churc-h in another of the family sabbath service. unday services increasingly l'i>pu- ur v.-ith the Wt'stfield t-ongrejr:t- One marvels that a friend can on in j-ocent yt'ars. Only the ever seem less than beautiful.— If j truel No matter how hard you try, Tsdle, nursery antl kimli'i-gfj-.i-ten Mary Baker F.ddy lasses will meet se-puratrly. you can seldom, if ever, get your Rev. Clark \V. Hunt, si-nior minster, will preach on the tupio, Ss&? laundry as clean as we always can. ForgiveiH'SS," ocmtiiniinir n si-ric. -tTiiing the Lord's i'myer. Urv. Dr. John R. Li'iinon, ministi-r (.f HOW SAME DAY SERVICE ON LAUNDRY AND education, will preside. CHRISTIAN DRY CLEANING UPON REQUEST The crusader and antiphonal choir.i will ship nt the !>:15 a.m. | SCIENCE DOOLEY COLONIAL HOME service, the simrluary and chnpel j choirs at 11 o'clock. HEALS 556 Weslfield Ave. e AD 3-0255 IVORY DRY CLEANERS A Funeral Home of 1 hnve never considered a dif- I atmosphere, completely modern air conditioned, ferpnee of opinion in politico, in j WNBC 660 k.c. •fT-s'/reet Parking Facilities AND LAUNDERERS relifi-inn, in philosophy, a1* caurc ' for withdrawing from H friend.— j Sunday Morning—7:30 Licensed Staff OPPOSITE FJKE HEADQUARTERS Thomas Jefferson ] Charles E. Dooley Also * * * ! WNTA Frank J. Dooley DOOIEY FUNERAL HOME 16 PROSPECT ST. AD 2-5020 Reprove your frit:-nds in secret, i Sunday Evening, 10:30 Carolyn M. Dooley 218 North Avo. W., Cranford praise them openly.—l'ublilius Sy- BR 6-0255 rus THE WESTF1ELD (N. J.) LEADER. THURSDAY, MARCH 22, J962 P«X* 27 iMembc.rs of the special publicity CHURCH NEWS 13 Y-Teens Attend committee in eddition to Mr. Wei- 100 YEARS AGO erdieck are RJiia Minogue, G»r- »Wino Purdy and Cornelia Elliott. ECHO LAKE remove; ar.d nothing shall be im- CHURCH OF CHRIST possible unto you. Howbeit this Weekend Parley COO Springfield Avenua kind poeth not out but by prayer Power Output Up • ];v: SI:3U a.m., Bible school and fasting." Thirteen Y-Teen« from the West- ., /hiidren, Kenneth Bishop, Correlative passages from "Sci- field YWCA attended the annual Output of electricity by Public • '• \- relent; 10:30 a.m., congre- ence and Health with Key to the Shields Rebuffs Attack Y-Teen Now Jersey Weekend Con- Scrvico Electric and Gas Co. for the week endod March 15, was 292,- lal singing, Lennos Norton, Scriptures" by Mary Baker Eddy ference Friday and Saturduy at ; 10:45 a.m., Dr. Everett will include (p. 1): "The prayer the Montclair YW(CA. The confer- 310,000 kilowatt-hours compared k'ii.-u!i, dean of Northeastern that reforms the sinner and heals By 'Stonewall' Jackson ence was planned by ft committee with 270,442,100 kilowatt-hours in for -Christian Education, the Kick is an absolute faith that of Y-Teena and adult leaders. Mar- the corresponding week a year ago, »nnva. Pa-: 11:45 a.m., Com- ly ION K. SAVAGE garet Eddy, a member of the Se- an increase of 21,867,000, or 8.1 all things are possible to God, a per cent. icui .services with M. E. Dare spiritual understanding of Him, an nior Y-Teen Club, K I i I a b e t h Unselfed love." Rounds, president of the Sopho- p.m., Dr. Everett Ferguson The war situation 100 years out in a hasty northern march to- more Y-Teen Club, and Mrs. Rob- LEADER CLASSIFIEDS ago this week was enough to ' BRING RESULTS kt-r. COMMUNITY PRESBYTERIAN ward Kernstown, nearly 40 miles ert M. Warner, staff member, «i >ie-day: 10 a.m., Ladles CHURCH make any knowledgeable Confed- away. There, he was told he served on the planning committee. ic class, Mrs. M. E. Dare; Mrs. Meeting Hoiue Lane erate rather queasy. could administer a painful little The theme of the conference: ;. Shewmaker will be in charge MouataiBeieW Blu«-coated federal troops were slap on a brigade of Banks' rear We, the Younger Generation, r moving in transports down the guard, a unit commanded by Gen. fi'lss- f° ppre-school children. Rev. Elmer A. T«Wt Jr. Striving Now to Build * Better Potomac River from Washing- Jsmes Shields. World," was taken from Y-Teen p.m., devotional service with Today: 9 a.m., prayers; 9:S0 a.m., Bible study, iMr. Talcoti; 6:15 ton, into the Chesapeake Bay and As Jackson marched, his cavalry song, "Our Song." 'Miss 'Mildred Hemingway in charge; down to Fortress Monroe, where sês for children. p.m., family night supper, talent —riding far in advance of the Engar, from the international divi- night; bring casserole and or salad. they would launch a gigantic main body—attacked Shields at sion of the national PWCA, wa» HOUR ST. PAUL'S CHURCH Rolls, beverage and dessert will be westward assault on Richmond. A Kernstown. The fighting was brief, the main speaker. MisH Ksfrar is (Epi.cop.l) provided. second federal army stood poised but before it ended Shields had in charge of the projects in which SERVICE Mini»t«r«: Tomorrow: 9 to 11:30 a.m., day south ojf Washington, capable of been wounded. Next morning, as the Peace Corps are working to- Rev. Richard J. Hardman nursery. moving straight down on the Con- his cavalry continued skirmishing gether. Her topic was: "Por»pec- federate capital. A third man- OIL Rev. G. Paul Muuelman Saturday: 9 a.m., chapel choir; with the, federals, Jackson hur- tives for Peace." euvered in the upper Shenandoah Rrv. Norman J. Faramelli 9:30 a.m., Mr. Taleott'is confirma- ried the rest of his troops to AN ARTIST TO HIS FINGERTIPS — Not content with The conference also Included Valley of Virginia, prepared to Rev. John A. Smart tion class; 10 a.m., carol choir; 11 Kernstown and, despite their fa- brushes, Indian artist Sohan L. Bali paints with his seven- roundubles on various organiza- come down and polish off the work Oil III 1/ S///I i(t, oday: 7 a.m., Holy Commun. .m., Westminster choir. tigue, plunged them straightway tions "working for letter under- of the other two, if needed. And inch-long fingernails in bis New Delhi studio. Each of 9 a.m., prayer; 8 p.m., men's Sunday: 9:30 and 11 a.m., church into battle. Although Jackson did Bali's fingernails is cut into a different shape to provide a standing among people, as the lien class. thousands of federal troops were not know it, his men were out- American Field Service, the Amer. school, all ages; worship, baptism; pushing down through western variety of brush techniques for his work. 'omorrow: 7 a.m., Holy Com- sermon topic, "The Colony"; 10:80 numbered two-to-one. ican -Friends .Servie* Committee, Tennessee, cracking the Confeder- the Peace Corps an* the YWCA mon; 9 a.m., prayer; 5:30 p.m., to 11 a.m., coffee served in assem- acy's weatern defenses with regu- The battle was a race for the ior Episcopal young churchmen. bly room; 5:30 to 8:30 p.m., jun- student movement; and workshops AD 3-3213 larity. One could -well surmise that flank. Jackson first sent his men on various aspects of club pro- aturday: 7 a.m., Holy Commun- ior and senior high fellowships; the Confederacy would be crushed against the weak federal right; the /fc 10:liU am., Boy Scout God supper hour. gram. Mrs. William Thorn, advis- within a few months. • federals quickly reinforced that or tot he Junior Y-TVen Club, and Country award class. Monday: 9 to 11:30 a.m., day side, and soon the two armies were BIRDS IN YOUR BACKYARD Sunday: 7:45 a.m., Holy Com- nursery; 7:30 p.m., Boy Scout There would be many events Karen Arnold, a member of the and personalities which would in the thick of a bloody, three- Aullwood Audubon Center, Dayton, Ohio Junior Club, were In charge of the niun; 8:45 and 10 a.m., Holy Troop 177.- frustrate this great federal of- hour battle. But the relentless as- •workshop on service trojecta. nmunion, sermon; 11:30 a.m., Tuesday: 9:30 a.m., adult class, sault of the federals and their By yer, sermon; adult Bible study; fensive and keep the war going Senior High Y-Te*n» attending •Mr. Paddock; 8 p.m., session meet- for three more years. One of these superiority in numbers soon broke DOROTHY A, TREAT, Director p.m., senior Episcopal young ing. Jackson's line, and when the sun the conference from the Wostfleld urhnicn. events—the little battle of Kerns- YW were: Karen Arnold, Joy Car- Wednesday: 9 to 11:30 a.m., day town—and one of those personali- set, Jackson was in full retreat. ilonday, Annunciation of the nursery; 8 p.m., chancel choir. The battle had cost more than 1,- rigan, Margaret Kddy, Norcen Oll- ties—Thomas J. "Stonewall" Jack- Each spring, as the weather hreezo is the anonomc or wind linm, I.lnda G reason, Teel Hand, Mscd Virgin .Mary: 7 a.m., Holy son—came into the news 100 300 casualties, and more than mrounion; 9 a.m., prayer; 9:30 ALL SAINTS' EPISCOPAL 700 of them were Confederates. warms and tho sunlight becomes flower. EHrnlieth Rounda, Diane Wells and years ago this week. more direct, many people stir with The jack-in-the-pulpit has by this Sue Weston. Ninth grade dole, a., Holy Communion; 7:30 p.m., CHURCH Despite the loss (it was the only ! Scruls. Jackson, with a motley little the thrill of once again going to time grown quite large. The three gates were: Jan Etherlngton, Pn- 558 Park Av.nu. army of 4,000, had been posted in defeat in open battle In Jackson's their favorite woodland to greet leaves arc often mistaken for 'umday: 7 a.m., Holy Comniun- tria Harris, 'Susan Herbtorirh nnd Scotch Plaint the Shenandoah Valley to keep an Civil War career), the South the arrival of spring wildflowers. poison ivy by the uninitiated, but Catherine Williams. • 3 a.m., prayer; 7 p.m., Metho- 'Sunday: 8 a.m., Holy Commun- eye on a huge federal army under would reap great rewards from Warm April breezes play across if one lookB carefully the differ- it Men's Club; 8 p.m., confirma- ion; 9:30 and 11 a.m., prayer, ser- Gen. Nathaniel P. Banks. In March the battle. Federal Officials in the countryside and a slight grccn- ences are apparent and the apadlx n class. mon; toddler nursery; church Jackson learned that Banks was Washington, impressed by Jack- iah tingu covers the trees as theor hood of the flower can be soon. Picture Hook of Homes Wednesday: 7 a.m., Holy Com- school. moving east through the Blue son's aggresslvenoss, began to interested spectator makes his This plant, related to tho skunk Spring Edition Sent inion; 9 a.m., prayer; 9:30 a.m., 7 p.m., young people's fellowship. Ridge (it was part of the great think they should keep a larger way tuward HII open woodland, cabbage, \s sometimes known as Jy Communion; 10:15 a.m., Lent- Tuesday: 8 p.m., evening guild northern offensive; Banks was to army nearby tn protect Washing- Bin! songs echo through the air,Indian potato because the Indians To Realtor Firm* , class; 8 p.m., meeting of the meets. relieve the army south of Wash- ton. As a result, Brinks' full com- nnd tho fresh and welcome sound used to collect the root, boil the umopolitans. Wednesday: 8:30 a.m., Holy ington so that army could move mand was kept In the Shenandoah of running water splashing among bitter tastu uwuy and use it for Chillies Molcrdlerck, chnlrwnn, Thursday: 7 a.m., Holy Commun- Communion; 7:30 p.m., prayer, on Richmond). Jackson deter- Valley; troops that had been in- the rocks of the Ktrcnm all add to food. ipi'cjul publicity oomtnittce <>f M>« i; 9 a.m., prayer; 8 p.m., men's meditation; 8:15 p.m., senior choirs mined he could not let Banks slip tended for the march to Richmond the picture and the pleasure of a Wi'stflpld Board of lU'altora, a.n- itcn class. rehearsal. were kept near Washington, and Soon tho wuodlumls are filled away without so much as a fare- timeless tradition. with a variety of llowcrn and if nouneod todny that the spring edt- thee-well. when the final assault wan made Those people hardy enough to tlon, "Picture Hook ot Hoincn/'ltns WILLOW GROVE CALVARY EVANGELICAL on Richmond, some wuoks later, it you miss one day of observation He's phoning PRESBYTERIAN CHURCH LUTHERAN CHURCH (ULCA) So at dawn on March 22, Jack- venture forth in March and sharp- you aro liable to flnd half u dozen been distributed to nil agencies on was repulsed. tho WeUficld board. Old Raritan Road Cranford son took the lead of his little army eyed enough to find a protected new flowers to draw your atten- just lo Rev. Julian Alexander The Rev. Arnoldd J. Dahlqultt at Mount Jackson, Va., and set Next week: ISIHIHI Number Ten. sunny nook will discover the point- tion the next day: Trout lily, the "The quarterly publication avail- Mr. Richard Lavalace Pat tor ed top of the skunk cabbage fore- lovely yellow flower with the able from all members," Mr. Meior- say "licllo" Altiitant The Rev. Walter Wagner ing its way through the snow. The speckled brown nnd green leaves, dicrck said, "in designed to ic- Docrr Painting Achieve heat generated by this plant is Twlny: 7:110 p.m.. Boy Scout Aitiltant Pattor Registration Date also known as the dog-tooth vio- quaint prospective home ownera Miss sotnuoiu!? Want roop 102; 8 p.m., chancel choir Today: 3:30 p.m., junior choir; enough to melt the snow and ox- let, although it is not a violet, with a representative selection of to cnlch up on things? •arsal. 7:45 p.m., Boy Sco'it Troop 84; 8 Exhibition, Prize* pose the ground. Klivs, in aenrch tukes seven years to grow before properties available in Wcstflald, Tomorrow: 9:30 a.in.-2:30 p.m., p.m., adult choir. of food, help puilinute this plant it blooms; the spring beauty, with 'Mountainside, Scotch Plains and Call now—just to keep Set by YM For Lorraine K. Dovrr, local artint, wine group to work on Treble which flowers ttrst and then sends finely drnwn pink leaves on small Kanwood, all Rerved and multiply Saturday: 9:30 a.m., catechetical has a watercolor painting "Spirit- in touch. air gowns; 7:30 p.m., Cub Scouts up tremendous leaves which chil- pinkish petals; the tall pink Hated by tho local profusitlonpl instruction. ual Waters" accepted in the Jeiuey im«t instead of the last Friday dren sometimes call elephant ears. ernnesldll or wild gcrunlum. Along group. MfcW JERSEY UEI.L Sunday: 8:15, 9:30 and 11 a.m. Out-of-Towners City Painters and Sculptors Soci- month. services; 9:30 and 11 a.m., Sun- As the season warms and thetho Btroambanks the yellow marsh ety National Exhibition to be woodlands dry out a bit, fiowcrn marigold adds brilliant color as Sunday: 9:30 a.m., service, Rich- day school; adult class at 9:30. Registration for the 10 week shown in the Jersey Oity Atuscum •i Lovelace to preach; Sunday Senior Luther leaguers will at- begin to cover the open forest dot't* the mertcnslft or Virginia spring term of gym «i>d switn in- during April. floor. The spring flowers muat pro- bluebell with its nodding blue hool; 11 a.m., worship nervlce, tend the central conference rally at struction for residents of commun- ithard Lovelace to preach. irace Church, Perth Amboy, leav- Th'6 Monlclair Art Museum and duce their showy blooms uml be flowers. Childron are always capti- ities other than Westfleld, will lie Westfield Art Association have re- pollinated before the taller shrubs vated by the umbrella plant, also 5:30 p.m., junior fellowship; ing the church at 2 o'clock. held at the Wmtneld YiMCA Wed- I:30 p.m., middlor fellowship; 7 cently awarded her prizes nnd her nnd trees leaf out and hide them called nianilrnke or Miiy apple. Monday: 8:15 p.ra., United Luth- nesday, April 4. Registration for •m, senior fellowship camp night. work has also been shown at thefrom the sun. Therefore, to no(- The flowers of this plant hidden eran Church Men; ttev. John Gen- Wcstneld residents will be held on Ilunterdon County and East Or- these flowers one must visit the beneath the Inrge ICIIVCH nro some- ELECTRIC DRYER Monday: 3 p.m., Trcbel choir re- sel "jazz minister" guest. Tuesday. Both registrations start ange Galleries, several colleges and woodlands before the leaves aro times overlooked, although they earsal; 8:15 p.m., Christian Com- Tuesday: 8 p.m., kindergarten at 9:15 a.m. iiinity Experience. local SIIOWH. on the trees. an- waxy-white and handsome. staff; 8:15 p.m., cvungclisin com- The brown curled leaves that Tuesday: 3 p.m., Girl Scouts 515; mittee. A full schedule of swimming in- She has studied with C. Car! 1 It i» hopril that till of us will al- p.m.. Brownies; 8:15 p.m., pruy- Btriirtion clauses for boys of all Burger at the Wcstneld Adult cover the ground art a perfect foil ways be able to pnjuy the thrill r (rroup meets. Wednesday: 3:30 p.m., children's abilities who are at least 49 inches School and Cranford Critique for the delicate and fuzzy stem- f searching for old friends among choir; 6:45 p.m., youth choir; 8:15 tall will be offered. Negotiation Classes. mod hcpHlica. Varying in color the flower world each spring. J Wednesday: 3:30 p.m., Girl p.m., Lenten vespers; sermon, "The from white to blue, this flower i.s ttuts 83r>; 4:30 p.m., chapel ehoir I is on a first come, first served basis often think of tho foresight of a Defense Attorney." jand Ralph Muzzey, Y physical di- not niorc than four inches tall. man at tho turn of the century thearsal; 8:15 p.m., Lenten ser- Its reddish leaf made the people s. rector, urged parents not to delay Indian Guide: Longliousr who, although mocked by his FIRST CHURCH OF registering their boys as the spring of olden times helicvo it looked frionds, transplanted many wild- like the human liver, hence they flowciH from areas that were to be MOUNTAINSIDE CHRIST, SCIENTIST term is the heaviest registration Adds Fourth Tribe 257 Midway Avenue, Fanwood of the year. gave it the nickname "livcrlcnf." developed. Today his 126-acre UNION CHAPEL They even attributed healing pow- Mountatn»id« 11 a.m., Sunday service. FANWOOD—Early meetings of wildflower garden forms part of All out - of-fawners, WcstficlH the Fanwnod-ScoU'h Plains Indian ers to the plant. the Audubon Center of Green- Today: 7 p.m., Pilgrim, Colonist residents in gradew 1 to 3 and non- (Zuirie Ix>nghouse affiliated with the Along rocky nutcroppings, the wich nnd citizens of this com1 'weer (;irl« meeting; 8 p.m., YM members must register at thelocal Young Men's Christian Asso- pale white nnd yollow (lulehman'fi niunily, which has long since toir rehpHrsal. desk. Boys in grades 4 and up who ciation, have resulted in the addi- breeches enn be soon wuving in the grown up nround the garden, cun Sunday: 9:45 a.m., Bible school are full Y members may register tion of a fourth Indian fluide breeze. Looking for all the world enjoy tho springtime procession of •uses nil ago groups; 11 a.m., TO THE by phone. Tribe. This now tribe will join like H pair of pantaloons hanging wildflowers. •jtship service; (i:45 p.m., youth In addition to the regular swim the Seneca, 'Shnckamaxon, Apache upside-down, this member of the Ilowhip meetiiiE; 7:15 p.m., 190? RED CROSS FUND instruction classes, courses in jun- fumitory family often escapes de- a tribes already in existence. A fifth * .ver .service; 7:45 p.m., service. ior and senior life saving will lie tribe is expected to aluo be added tection. Belts Notes 20th Year Wednesday: 10 a.m., women's offered. Trampoline, track, iskills, in the near future. The liloodroot, with its brilliant We class meeting; Ladies Aid So- tumbling, physical fitness and ap- white flowers and yellow center Joseph I., lietlu Jr. of 801 Knoll- *ty meeting; fi;45 p.m., church Active in the Longhnuse arc Wil- draws udmiring comments from nil wood torrace, this week celebrates paratus classes will be available liam llulye, YMCA- 1 hi-, mountain, Itcmove -'••••<: In y,.i,,l..i. plm-c: and it shall r

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Mr. Flinton pointed I in if"1 Town «f Wesifidd, <" ,autj- o> - Alto- l l v N>u J rsl> out (be «T«*t contrast between the ""tM'vv,«1 * ' " ' . , i PAUL NEWMAK 1784 hour, it took Columbus to L/^'ftn',*.- Jn ,'« ^[fcS",' •cross the ocean and the eifjht hours *w«- line or Kair» in a j*2i "combo" plsyiox at a Paris "car*" im "Paris Bliuu," •sMraint 1 P.M., over 4:J5 go ap to 2000 mik» per hour. One runsltix thence 42't South *'• dpjrr<,*s i V7 mlnuttrs 40 seconds Hunt a dift- : toniorrtrsr at the RisJto Tkeatsr. Joasusc Wooslirani c«>4t»rs, with of the major problem! hi air travel, taricc of M5.S ff*t to a point rnarkpd ) DisJksan CmrreH and Lout* Armstrong la f*atur««I rol«s. 4ccor4injr to the speaker, has al-ky an Ircm tipt: running tliwice <3> "LOST WORLO* South £4 degr«t-a 05 minutes £0 sue- j ways teep tile ground transporta- uilds Ksst ii distinct of (112 fiet •n Color tion to astt from airports since to a. paint marked by an Iron pipe; i ISow Playing at Strand 4bey »re neceaurBy on the out-running thenctt («•) North «7 degrtfj! GEORGE HAMILTON and and i* minutes 46 it&iwnda Kai»t s dls- 1 Yvette Mimieus easel skirts of cities. However, ontt tanc-e of 41.22 3 feet to a point marked "HERE COME THi j ypa are ct the airport, "there is no >/»••---• »• n Iro• -n- plppipe; thence (5) .North rmin| lorcri of M«lro-Coldw)rn faint Awrc than 24 how's from Ed 42 degreegr s 2& mjoulemjoulea tit Mayer's "Light in ibe Piaut, ' COLOR CAHTQWS WsWestt a distancdidistancet e* off 200 feef*rt tto a film version of Eiiulxtb Sptn ben Junior Big* School," he said. poini t marke4 bby an Iron pipe IIn the •Mr. tiwtam wa« one of the very Soutii«&8t*r)__. . ._r aide line o.f. Fairrscrea s cer's pris*'~wintufif novel, set in STARTS FRI., MAKHJ(| AAvenue . »mdi tth>nch « runoinK <<> in Florence and Rome, where the flrat persons" to land on Grand a Ke&eral 8oulhwest«r|y direction "ROMAN SPRING! Turk IiUnd where John Glenn sno bindlnr on said side tint of romantic drama was filmed on Kajracres ivrnu and following a location. Olivia de Haviland, landed in Ms. historic flight. This curve bavins; a radius of 2X9.T6 feet, MRS. STONT was )«W before proper facilities *u arc distance of HX.Zo feet to the Rosiano Braxxl and Barry Sul- were available for air travel there point and place cf BEG1NK1KH. livan also star in the Cinema "CARRY ON ine aatne lands and prem- Scop* and color film, produced Ha itslped *on»tru*t the airport on lues conveyed to Rouert C. Minor Orand Tortc Island and was award- sort Doris W. Minor, Ills »lfe, li> by Arthur Freed snd directed SERGEANTS" deed of Atlantic Construction Cora- by Quj Gr«enf now playing* at ed • certificate cf honor from the jisny, me, a corporation of the sts.tr government for his efforts. of Ne» Jersey, dated OMulmr 15, the Liberty Theater, PI.infield. 1»51 ond recorded In the L'nlun county fle«ist«rIs OfTice In Book , Robert French Society me of needs at page tit on Octo- templated 36 week season with ber It. 1«G1. "Fioreilo!" bringing Tom Eosln, O BEI.vo known as #818 Falmcres •< Jit, Member* Meet Avenue, Westfltld, New Jersey. There who created the title role on Broad C H AN » O « 0 &•• is due approximately <.?.Goo.O0 with way, in for a four week run. Tht interest from January 26, net »nd NOW THRU TUK.,MA«0ii s- A meeting' of ihe junior mem- costs. The Bhertnr reserves the right hit show will he directed by How bers at the Robert French Socle*? to adjourn this sale. ard de cSilva, who appeared in the Jam*i Cagney-Ariim F RALPH OKIKCEIJX1, w»» fctld Friday afternoon at the Sheriff ahow with Bosley. "One, Two, Thw'j J; home of lin. Walter Perry of J44 Davidson, Buttermore and Lynch, ^ St Paul rtroet A brief business Attya. Ct-CI» Rory Colhoun-leo | V m««ting <*TM held daring which ot- »-8-«t Pee» I4S.S8 ; ioers were elected for the coming ROMANTIC INTERLUDE—DorU Day per.ua*.. Rock Hudson to "Colossus Of Rh year, JIU Jfeicrdierck was elected nvnw ran CO»»TRICTIO!« tske time out from hU busy schedule and relax with ber at tha Of OOSCBBTK HIIIKU-AI.KS baack where they can tun ana swim. Scene in Universal'* ,' prctident; John Stewart, secre- Sr;ALED PROPOSALS will he re- tory! Pebble Perry, treasurer, and elvod by the Mayor and Council "Lover Coma Back," in whicb they eo-itar with Tony Randall. SAT. KIDDIE MAT1NB it the Town of WMtfleld, at the Tfce Film is now being shown at the Strand Theatre, Plsin6eld. ? tytia DaahenspecV, flap chairman. Municipal RuIldlnK. 41S Kaat Broad 'Summer and Smoke' ~ Mrs. Laurence Wouters, senior ritreet, Wotfleld, New Jeraey, on "Colossus Of Rh Tuesday evening. March J7, 1»6J, »t .Ai'Adi>m)' Aniircl tVom '•-. vie* president, ahpwed slides of S:00 P.M. Standard Time for tlie At Mewlowbrook A. and C. lit , WtUianuburfr and Mrs. J-hilllp Mc- •..lulructlnii of concrete sidewalk* Paper Mill Playhouse NOI'IIIA I.UIIKN n sections of Lawrence Avenue be- Wa*»ms told about wig maklne ween )larchf»lir Way and Sinclair Opens With 'Fioreilo' 'Desire Under LIBERTY Now: "Dance With Me I ; ami the DH of wigs in colonial •tape. I Shows 2:10-7:00 - 9:05 Proposal* rnunt be accompanied the Elms' { aotfcrty. ly a certinnil check payable to the On Tuesday, April 24 METRD-GOLDVm-MAYEFL ird*r of the Treasurer of the Town STARTS WED., MARCH it | The WestfleM Chapter, Dough-. of weatfield. in an amount equal Handay—>Ht>Rdnf—^TueNds^ AN ten of the American Revolution, ten percnpercentt of tthe amounnt bidbi. The (Paper Mill Playhouse suc- TOW rt'HTIN ARJHUR, Jennifer ionet—Juion I Hatd propoflalproal e rauntrat l be accom- '" actively supports and sponsors the pantelnledd by a suretty company ccrtll- cess formula of presenting top The Outsider' FRIED "Tender Is the Night*| Robert French Society, CAR. ficate statin)? that suld surety com- Broadway, Hollywood and TV plus — JrlT ( IHM)l,l:il pROOucrrotf pany will provlclv thn bidder with he required bond, and must be del- names in the latest shows from Robert Wagner-Dolorei I ivered at the plate and before the The Sign of hour nbove mentioned. Broadway will be repeated again plus Ernie Kovaa • LEGAL NOTICES • Pinna and specifications may lie this year in Millburn. the Pagan' icen or procured at thn office of The Playhouse will open its I.indsa.}' M. Rollins, Town Engineer. WETTEami "Sail a Crooked Ship'l raopoflAi iir< Bast Bruad Street, Wns.ine.ld, doors Tuesday, April 24, for a con- Only in OP ADDITIOM TO MtMClPAl, New Jtrpey. moult 9 Junction 35 ( £mctii^r_ GEORGE if. rtHKIXO AHB.V So. 2 Tin? Mayor nnrt Council rnsprve Florence... new star) in SEAI.KD PHOPOSALS will to re- lie rlKlit to reject sny or all bld«, C«lvs4 by th« Mayor an* Ooonc-11 nf :, In the interest of tho Town it th« Town ot Westrleli], at tb« Muni- s deemed n.lvisnlilo to do sn city of cipal BulMtnav *i& Hsst llronii LINDSAY M. f!Ol,USS, fUrtist "Westnelfl. Ntw Jorspy. on Town RnRlne1 love, could Tiwsdar svenlnn. March 27, 1BCZ. at 1:00 P M Satndar.l Time for tl>'- this u»nstructlon of tut addition ta Park- WOTJCrv T-» f Westfleld, In nn' amount f-nua! to >f the estate nf .qaUt decpaned, notice of Moadowbroolcs "Wonderful ten sxrMat of the tunount bid. Sftld [H hereby given to thi' creditors of Town" is shown with Jnyme arsnoaala must also bs aocompsnied «elil deceiupd to sxhlblt to the sub- IN LEONARD BERNSTEIN'S MUSICAL ft a auroty company certiorate stai- •crlher under os.th or nirirmatlon Mllroie who plsy's Dody't «{•' DODY GOODMAN •«* tt»« aald snrrtr compsny •nil heir claims anU demands axalnst ter Eileen in the fun packed hit OF GREENWICH VILLAGE roths* til* tilddar with the required the estate of said deceased within on*, and ainst fee delivered at thealx months from the date of said which opened «t the Cedar tWaaraAd b*for< the hour al>ovi> order, or they will be forever bsrrcdt Grove Dinner Theater Tuesdsy from prosecuting; or recovering tho night. The musics) will run Kattp a»4 apeo. i*-7-lt of Rot>lnnons Uranrh In Hanlon, ArBerls ft Crahay, tn« vicinity of Shsckamoxon Drive Attorneys BKCItOFT AND SONS •nd Bha4o«rlswn Drive. SI 4 Kummerlleid Avc. Stoneware Fl' S-5014 Pr*possui must be accompnnled Anbury rark. N. J. RECORDS I'.-7-tf %y a certified check psysbie to the 3-8-U Fees S14.00 •rdsr of the Treasurer of th» Town All lit* fatoft Hlt» 6-6-tf *t Westflrld, In an lunount equal to FU0PORA1, FOR CONiTni CT1OV ten percent of th« amount tild. Bald OP l'AVEMRMT IM A SKCTION LONG PLAYING Will!AM MeMURRAY 1 TaTntPre l roposals mtlst also he accomiisnlfd Of Ct'MBRItl.ANn sntEKT Naion nnd Ilnlldlnir Contractor y asarety compsny rertiflcnti' stat- SEALED PROPOSALS will tie ro- AND STEREO sin-flnlUtiiK In ' - ° E)(T that said BUtvtjr compnny win rfivi'd by the Mayor find Council of Pnrclin—I'nllo.—narncra Walks A. KIAMIE EL 2-4245 PLASTEHIXO. puti-lios. ??« !'!,V! f rcrld* tie bidder with the required the Town of Went Hold, at the Muni- Over 5,000 differ** #07 Scutfh IMnlnn Avf.. Wr«(a«-lfl, X.J types of maKon rvpalrs. «»'?',,« pond, Apd xnust \m dcllvrr^d at the cipal IlullrtlnK, iU East nrond Hip cellarB. Sflf i-mploirei). i-'iu plane ann before th« hour abo Street. Weateflld, New Jersey, on sanction, displayed Anmtis 2-4IW1I 6-6-tf 6-«-tf mentioned. Tuesday evening1 , March *7. 1S62. nt PliOS amt specifications may lie S:0o p.M . Standard Time for the TRENCHING seen or procured at the oirltc or construction of modified penetration PHONOGRAPHS tin A INS Lindsay M. Collins. Town r.nirlneor, mai-.inntn and bituminous concrete JOHNSON BHOTHKUS «6 J!«8t Rroad Street, Wmtflolil Jitivemrnt In Cumberland Street At discount price*. IlulMInK Cuntroclors W. O. HEBIER Jffew Jersey. fi-ojn Scotch Plains Avenue north- All 2-U22 Th* Mayor and Council reserve easterly to the. end of the present SHEET MUSIC MOVING AND |he rlf:ht to reject anv «»r nU bMs bllumlnrmt* pavement. niXC ir. m the Interest of thp TOU-II It l» Propcmnls ijiunt be accompanied 7-27-tf GENERAL TRUCKING aeevad advljmUe to do so. by a certified check payable to the GUITARS LINDBAT M. rOt,LINS. order of the Treasurer of the Town of AVPBIIU'ICI, In nn amount equal to IEROY H. DICGS *-is.j Toir^;",l,D *S4r *':n iii-ivpiit of tho amount bid. Hald DIAMOND NEEDLES t 5 proiiosalH must Also be accompanied NKn * PAnnrcs snnvnu !>y n Hurt.-(y corrlpany ccrtlncnte HlfitliiB tliat ntjld surety compntiy rorKTAIt, PAHTIFS will itrovlilc the bidder with the, THE .'O.IT CATEniNO TO required bond, and must bo dc-llv- ROOFING & SIDING ficd at the place lunl before the lu.ur iil>o\ie nuMitlonod. MUSICSTAFF CONTRACTOR 1'laliH itn>I spi't-lflcittlotis mny be Going, Going, H i>r jirorurcil lit the office of Barbara Ryan .' u°n,fn "'P'lira" J'ub8>"" v"red''*by''" Lindsay M. roltlns. Town Engineer, AD J-OOT! 10 Mu 0 4l'& ilnbl HfoiiO .Street, Wcstflfhl, 27 Elm St.f Westfield tiLs'-I^iVt^" * i;°,S : .s- Jersey. ll1 Gone! li*1 Muyur nnd Council reycrve ADAMS S-3M4 ""'"' _ p rinht to rt-ject any or all bJila. ADams 3-1448 S-23-H If. In Hi,. Intiri.Ht of the Town, II JS ilcrimd ;nlvl«ul»t«- to do HI>. LINDSAY M. COLLINS, Open Monday 'til 9 P.M. rrr.- i-stimatf. isl-eist or At>"L'-7ii,:"r Tuwn Kui?liuM'r • TREE SURGEON U-2t J'IM.S J15.S4 S-2S - S t ROOFING Hand painted under the glaze — hard, dur- | HAVE YOfll nniVKH-AY ^T-iTrTa land scalcrt with a rvll.ihu 4-iltr able, chip resistant. ;nml top .Iresslnc. ravlnjr * T.'-'Ui" s,7lllnB "' l'« «<1 ft. Drive. ;«;iy set line. Aaplmit Pnrintr «t n CHI-AM CHATEAU, Inc. inl.- snd Top Uri-ssine ('.. INIM'L ' Ovenproof — "freezer to oven to table". ! TIMAT. rn.VTUA^TOKS for r " Route 22 Mountainside 'ill. Hoslilentinl! StTvl^^ ^nnViV Designed to complement traditional or con- '.vTun11"1' ''"" T.<'rn"nol!!- AD b-lir,"-; COMPLETE CHINESE AND AMERICAN CUISINE temporary decor. •ixKnAi. <--viiPK\Tnv^npm7.li7i- PAINTING With all the speed FINEST FOOD IN TOWN M'ir>-PS'''l' NI>*'i;l:lllIl.1"x, In.inisluni; Hng - DatorerHng of a rapid-fire auctioneer, a Ideal for elegant informal serving. ______Business Lunch from $1.25 Exlerior ,nterior little Classified Ad In tho No jacket required during lunch hour. I- J. SHEEHAN Leader will sell whatever it is LANDSCAPING AD S-K.TO5 you wish to dispose of. Just DANCING FRIDAYS • SATURDAYS • SUNDAYS IANDSCAPING and decorat- phone us at Our newly decorated Banquet Room r •lp ' For In- . 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TryOUtS Set Weiss Honored At Swim Sportsmen Plan 27 Top Women Golf Pros to Compete HOLY TRINITY New Champion] » j ' TrouT< t Cliniî» •• c IV««11«M>«n MeAuliffe Memoria> • l1 7T.l2 HolIf 1e BASEBALL Up For Boys Dinner, Kaufmann Capt. SCHEDULE Outscore Localsf A ircut Ciicir »;" t* be.6 i' APHII, Tournament at Plainfield CC 8:30 On Foul Line Chirr.; ion Tiir.aquei P*ik Like ic WeszEt-.s l. Marl's IK) Home Walsh .Away 3:3 iron: 2 lo ( p.m. Susiiy sr.d tpiir. Th* J. E. McAaiiff* Mexc-risi Professional Women's Golf Tourna- j 12 lon Hall . A way 3:3 Baseball Boosters Honor April 2. This ever.t i^ spc-ri^-oreii Mary'v (KSllc.) . .Home 3:3 a cir.ritr :r.tr.i alftr.Rg JS.KH) ir. prii* money and $1,000 to the winner will be J jj i.r.d urdcr the- direction of :'t.t i-r*-ll Heart .... .Away 3:3 More than 1,100 boys have reg- Fail Sport Teams of It-Etr. fctid »i '.he Pii:r-fit!ii Country Club, June 21-24. Announcement of the j is .Home 3:3 lead througout the w<-ek ir. the high .whoo! c»i«:cra. Wf*-.f.f;d Spommer.'i Club of 72-hvie stroke pl»y tourr.in-.er.t wa.« !i;j>d« today by the sponsor, the | 3" .South l'hilnli-lil .Home 9:4 istered to play this season in the . More Jian 230 parent*. ed;«- wtich JlD> Ciirt u pr**)d»n:. MAV Wcttfield Boys Baseball Les-trae*. Wednesday Tr;*r.p;c C«r.du:t *r,d Cable Co. of New Brunswick. According to Call B'lifc&n Tei--h Home 'tcrs. ch«-r!e«idtri. coaches a.-.d "* cni;:c ;s free »nd ocwr. to S. Menger, Triangle president and Selon Hall Home with three daye remaining before tn-immers au<-r!dni ~ *,h<\ F'"b;ik- according i_o Clark. in- Immaculate Con. . . . A way 55-62 for the Grooj, Iv.-; the March 25 deadline for regis- Witk We.t£eU Hijfc School £:: l 1G i tojr!:amfnt chairman for the Mc- SI. Cecilia'* Away Down 80-18 at h,Uii£ ' aports coati&iiiBf tbe »«BIA- Kurt Kaufmarin was ti-t-cres to ' " ' ^ ir^tr-cti&n wi;I b* pivtn Girls Softball Auiiffe Memorial, all receipts from .Saerf-d M«-ai-l Hume tration, it was announced yester- : t0 vi c Our 1-ady- of thr Valley Devils fought back fw tioaal pattern befaa in tkt captain the 15-63 tesiE, succeed- "***« - "* pl*nn:r.* !o j?o • the tournament will be for the ben- day by John C. Sully, WBBL sec- ;ng Clark Byj.ni. tI"<"-t f'*-v-")S for < ing Benson opens April 28. Cifeteru We^Kuii.i cre-isc. Weiss, who cracked his o»n m<>tfc«U cf fishing for trout 1962 ttnon of fir.* toftball \ The new tournament replaces Weequahic, always a si • br^s-t.-troke record in t« 5i*U- wjH.b* demonstrated and explain- Off b* *e-r.mr*nl *t either tk* lmmaculfttc- Coti Home Registration card* were avail-; td i the Triangle Round Robin Golf ond half club, refusedM SpouiFrJ bf iW We,;.:!; : meet, was presented with a trophy > 'BcJ^dm* wet and dry. worms, Sports Center, YWCA, Sport* under pressure. Weemuki, able for distribution in all of the | School Booster* A»t<»ci*(iott, •by ponsored annually by the New up with a 24-3 slate and Wi th* dinner will b« tiie i>cc*- •prop-sm. Tbe winner of this award P*rucular emphasis on casting ia tfae fourth, fifth or «ixtb Dog Show At was 23-3. ' ity srammer and high schools! •ion f»r »«r««4» t« «b« C». it selected by a secret btllot cf: techniques. On hand will b< ex-; ; Brunswick firm since 1953. since March 1, In addition, they j (rAî« wko •»*• not lest than ! Twenty-seven of the world's fin- tr*l J*r»«y ch*np+ea b*ik«t- (tean, members. 'pert* to give instruction in the • sine Dcc*o.l>er 1, m*y become ; The Indians sank 20 of «4 may be obtained at Fire Head- * os ot flv rt><1 W J1 esi professional women poifers will ba.ll team «»d ts tW ct»B>- Sp«-cial gîestf w*r* Chsriej * • ** * «» spinning ; • member of a lower leaftie Teaneck Armory from the floor while quarters on North avenue, the j fca1 comprise the field for the McAu- p4on«&ip wresllen aU trade- '< Glint; r. Piscataway Hijrh's rec-' 8 '- Bring your own equipment ; team «ad ABJ girl in tb* Devils made 24 of 5g. .Leader Store on East Broad street, j n ka il lifTe Memorial, according to Men- ference came at the men of tbe winlcv »*«»•&. ord-smashing junior, and Bill j » «* « demonstrated by an i •erentab or eifbtb trade wbo ger. He said (hat invitations to The first dog show of the Ule Sports Center on Elm Btrett | Brennan of Sotch Plains-Fran wood j e*P*rt- , Spring season in the metropoli- where the winners to and Joe Freeman's sport shop at Featarod epeaker of tb* WB-* not nort tbaa tbirteca compete had been sent to all the Hijrti. j Members of the Sportsmen's j o» December 1, i»*y bocoine a tan area will be the annual event 16 of _21 charity to**, , South and Wextfield avenues. ereainf wili be L*tuck wrestl- c!ub wiJ1 outstanding players and leading Wall Clarkstm, Blue Devils'! ^ available to discuss; •nenbetr of an upper Uague of the Kennel Club of Northern Waetfield was 4 for 7. Ckrj Mr. Sully reminded that any ing coacb C*TTJ 1 wmit. money winners of the Ladies' Pro- vail, a 6-3 jumping jaek coach, thanked «hc*>) sujwrvisors, j different areas and « p e c i i i c j team. £*cb firl rauit r*fitter fessional Golfers' Association. New Jersey to be held »t the boy in Weatfield between the ages A few wwiaiahiy ticlWt* the BovBUn Club, parents and «&•«»»<»» or lakes in the state where no ma tter bow many years Teaneck Armory, Teaneck Road, 26 points for Weequa ' of 8 and 15 is eligible. It is man- may b- Kiwi hu Al Pf.if- trout are stocked. The fishing Uvs { "Each is expected to accept," Teaneck, Sunday. ing 11 for H at the datory that boys who have played ; members of his squad for coopera- •be bat participated ia tbe fer or from Bad Mattbic, ; tion given during the season, will be explained in detail. i p-ut. All card*, which mutt Menger declared. This will be the silver anniver- Ernie Bethea made ... „.,„ in the WBBL in past years as well dinner caairmam. Mickey Wright, the Women's Na- he attempted for 14 mtrkm. as those playing- for the first time j Clarkson told the athletes that be *if a«dl by a parent or f uar- sary of the founding of the club J "your school, your parenU and di*B, tbouid be mailed to tbe tional Open and LPGA champion, and many of the winning dogs wili Bob King scored 18 for tli fill out the registration cards and Devils and Jerry Post ,^ I your community can be extreme- Writers' Award League by Marcb 30. heads the list of invitees, the chair- take home silver dollars and silver have either or both parents sign ; !y proud of your accomplishments man revealed. Also invited are trophies as well as championship Meyers had a doien «pie«. them before mailing them. Th Y Boys Qualify and your conduct." former National Open champions points and honors. King and Pervall split tht | cards are self-addressed to tb i A highlight of the program was Goes to Crane Betsy Rawls, Louise Suggs, Patty More than a thousand canine eight points. Post's jump WBBL. P.O. Box 166, Westfield For Swim Meet t films of the state meet, in which Another Joins Berg and Kathy Cornelius. aristocrats will parade before the gave the Blue Devils a 6^ Tryouts for the uniformed i Westfield retained the Class A Menger said that Mary Lena judges all day from 10:00 a.m.the last they enjoyed. Bgkt teams in the Major and Pony The award for conservation and Falk, last year's winner of the Bceutive points, four by AlFil Leagues begin March 31, one week The following boy. qualified in I «*>« •>? rolling up 62 points, sportsmanship, presented annual- Sportsmen Tie until about C p.m. when best in the Northern Sectional Swimming! Members of the squad presented Round Robin, is on the list of in-show winner will be selected, man gave the Indians 1 j from Saturday, at Tamaquen Park. ly by the Rod and Gun Editors At- , viteeu along with Marlene Bauer bulge. Westfield closed the ny Boyi who do not play with these Championships held at the Som- Clarkson with an array of About a hundred of the recognized B d l ih h gifts. soc.ation of Metropolitan New i Thc tie for the iead of the j Hagge, anoiher former winner of 115 breeds will be represented at 13-10 as Post and sophomorel teams will be assigned to the erset Valley YMCA, Saturday, P t e f0T ii S i I 8 B0Wlinfr e Whitttker braced posls . Minor League /or bays aged 8 enabling them to compete March The Westfield School Booster* X^J cfen!. RoberL ^. tt ^[ : Mi r 2 T l ^T ""l ê discontinued tournament. the show. Association presented plaques to »M shared by three Uams after Fri-j Among the other distaff golf Two breed clubs will hold their free throw by Wccqinhic'iQ and 0, the International League 31 at Annapolis for the Central his home here Thursday. ie Myers. for ages 10 through 13, and theAtlantic Area crowns. 50 yard four seniors on the team. They The award had been made to day night's session. Mazia andjstars expected to respond to thcannual specialty shows with the were Weiss, Byam, Bill Brower Fugmann continued in the knot according to Menger, are: 18Teaneck Ciub. These are the Bos- Coach Les Fein's Indian] 1 . Mustang: League for ages 13 Freestyle, Peter Heesch, sixth; Sen. Crane in absentia at the sil- bid> scored the Blue Devils 17-Siii 100 yard Breastroke—Greg Smo- and Phil Newbert. ver anniversary dinner of the after losing 2-1 and were joined year o|d gandra Haynie, the LP ton Terrier Club of New Jersey through 15, The Major* are for by Westfield Gulf, the winner over GA ^^ vounpest "regular" and second period to hold a boy» 10 through 13 and the Pony lenski, first; John Creens, fourth; organization at Whyte's Reetau- and the French Bulldog Club of Fugmann. newcomers Carol Mann, Shirley America. able 30-18 edge at inkmiia League for ages 13 through 15. Greg Seibcrt, Bixth; 100 yard ran, NeN w YorYk CityCi , FFeb. 22. Pervall had nine pinu mil I The tryout schedule is as fol Back—John Ketcham, second; YM Trackmen Junior showmanship classes for Harvey Gerber, third; 100 yard the boy and girl handlers and their thca six in that quarter. lowj: trained doffs will be judged right A new Westfield inn Major League (Boys aged 10 Freestyle—Ted Connell, first; 100 onto the floor in the second L through 13)—12-year-olds are toyard Butterfly—Harvey Gerber, Open Practice after lunch by one of the leading professional handlers. After tradng jump shotj withB report at 8 a.m. March 31, andthird; John Ketcham, fourth; 200 tea, Dick Myers, who had N 11-year-olds at 10:30 a.m. Tenyard Individually Medley — T. age appreciation of New Jersey's 7.S Jessen, JoAnne Prentice and Bar The YMCA boys track and field MUZEA l-an^Kfft|>e 35 bara Romack. pointless in the first lulf, year-olds whose last names begin Connel, fifth; 200 yard Medley outdoor resources will be valued WurWI.t f;ulf . . 3K team will hold its first practice at 1 A pro-celebrity tournament—a Baptist Moves a jump shot and a driving hj , with "A" through "M" are to re-Relay—first; John Ketcham— the Y Saturday, March 31 at 2 by generations to come." Sen. Dnnnrttl !><•.:'•. . . 3S back, Greg Smolensk! — breast, Crane, with Sen Dona) Fox of Mary'B Confer. . . (II', customary feature of golf events Further Ahead to mnke the score 32-24. il port at 1 p.m. Those whose last p.m. The team will be composed Mannlno & ttotm. 31 sponsored by Triangle—will pre- Pervall sank a free throw, Ii name* begin with "N" through Harvey Gerber — butterfly and of boys through 14 years of age.Essex, masterminded New Jer- I)f I Hume . 41 4} and Myers made jumpthotia "Z" are to report at 3 p.m. "'eter Hcesch—freestyle. Last year, the team's first in com- sey's water act in 1058. helped Metro. I>r».ir ...... , 3» cede the McAuliffe Memorial on Leading Baptist added to its push through the Green Acres Mujfter Harl>erK . . . 35 43 Wednesday, June 20. ost a foul shot to reduci I • Boys whose house numbers end 200 yard Medley Relay B— petition, saw the local runners \Ve«irU>ln1(r the stage, screen, radio or TV, an derhand shot and Kin?« Uj try out on Field No. 3. ville—freestyle; 200 yard Free- urday afternoons at the Y gym, Miizxa LandficHpep . .. Kit Siir, dist was swamped by St. Paul's However, King committed Pony League (Boys aged 13 style Relay A. Second—T. Con- or at the High School Bthlctic also was sponsor of the New Jer- ItarbrrI n S37 719 outstanding men's amateur and a 3-0 Maltbie had a 213 nitfhtcap nell, P. Ileesch, D. Turbeville and sey State Fishing Contest, which WentrteM Il K73 7!*0 sports writer and/or sportscaster. ourth personal foul and wut through IB)—13-year-olds whose field, depending on weather con- had a 10-year run. K32 1011) for St. Paul's and Brook a 207 noved from the lineup, teia : last names begin with "A" through Smolensk!. ditions. Kalph Muzzey, local YM 837 806 The informal pro-oelebrity has closer for Methodist. no bearing on the tournament, of nade both tosses. Posiadte -. "K" are to report March SI on CA physical director, and a former !*»lnt« converted one fm Field No. 2 at 8 a.m. Those whoe New England Collegiate high Y Court Teams course, but it rioeu afford players W I. a final practice round before thc llainlM. rhurrli .... .1L' It; •ach as the third peried last names begin with "L" through jumping and broad jumping cham- Journal Wins 3 Motli.MlIM I'lmri'li . •.>:) «r. ith Weequahic in positsion "Z" will report at 1 p.m. All four- Junior Leader pion, will coach the team. Muzzey Split Matches whittle blows. It also provides St. 1'HUIH Church . 21 27 spectators with a once in a life- Miirllmm Avp. t*lin|>t-l 20 US 38-34 lead. teen-year-olds will try out the fol- expects 17 lettermen lo report for Hi.ptiM n;i 74; sns King countered Friwimi lowing Saturday, April 7. All fif- the first practice. Newcomers ore In Merchants The YMCA basketball teams time chance to watch some of the Madlixm Tin 711 743 Blimp Runnerup welcome to report with the vet- split even in two games last week. greatest names from the field of St. l';iu!-s -,;,; (iM 77^ teen-year-olds will try out on Sat- T M"llmiliKl 7(1 i;ii4 737 (Continued on nex urday, April 14. erans for the first practice ses- In the N o\v Jersey AAU champion- entertainment perform in a new After their sweep over Ray's medium for the benefit of charity. League officials will be st Tama- Area, first place team in thesion. laRt week, the Journal team now ships at Rahway High School, quet Park ail day on March 30 to unior Exchange pin loop* widen- Heading the list of lettermen, trail first place Weple Crest, by Westfield dropped a 117-76 game to The tournament is being held in guide boys to the proper fields tB lead Saturday by taking two are Greg Siebert, Terry Gatra, one game in the Merchants loop. tho Elizabeth PAL. Spencc Thomp- memory of the late John E. Mc- at the proper times and to en- ames from second place Shopper, John Ackerson, Mark Ramage, Peterson still holds a scant lead aon and Jack McDonald paced the Aulilffe of Plainfield, founder, und •wer questions of boys and par- 'here were two sweeps, Golden Thomas Hallstein, Warren Haug, over the Journal, as they were locaU with 27 and lfi points re- at the time of his death a year ago, - enU. Dawn over Hope and John Franks Mark Comcrford, Thomas Smith, beaten twice by Town Deli. spectively. Steve Mnndell chipped chairman of thc board of the Tri- over Orr. Daliarco won by forfeit in 14 points with a 7 for 11 per-angle Conduit and Cable Co. i The Major League, made up of Scott Larson and Gary RisUu. Dick Dagastaro wus high with two divisions of nine teams each, over Mayfair. These boys all placed in thc state formance, from the door. "Mr. 'MeAuliffe was one of the W I, championship last year. Ramage, a 613. He was followed by Jim Westfield scored a 40-45 win greatest, if not the greatest friend is directed by Steve Arbes, 414 Area f'orp 47 28 Wigt-'i"' 603. Other highs: C. Codding road. The Pony League, tihoppiT 4 5 30 Haug and Smith will be defend- Cuccaro 234, M. Druzek 210, J.against thc Summit Y at the los-ladies' professional golf ever had," John Franks 44 31 ing champions and record holders er's court as Robert De Bargsr Menger pointed out. "It is fitting made up of two divisions of six rt. A. Hu|><" 3914 3514 Tenneson 211, S. Klezer 207, 209, teams each, is directed by J. Nor- in this year's event. Haug and dropped in the winning foul shot that hia name be perpetuated in Nntlunal Hank 3 014 36U Smith set high jump records and D. Morrison 204, B. Kyland and with 50 seconds to go. DcBarger golfing circles with a tournament man Abbott, 802 Summit avenue. tTnlon Co. PrlntlnR. 38 36 E. Williams 203, and J. Marvosa The 'Minor League, consisting of Orr Klertrlc 35 40 Ramage holds the broad jump led the scorers with lfi points. sponsored by thc firm he founded." Colden Dnwn I>uiry .14 41 standard. 200. the Grasshopper Division for 8- Mayfiilr Tallor» 2K The boys varsity team will play iMenger added that it also was BRAKE and Frank lie Marco . 26 49 year-olds and the Hedgehopper ll Mflfvle Orrnt . . in the second annual Junior Gold decided to start anew and complete- Area Corp 828 I'l'tfl-Kriii'H l.ifjil • 714 :i:U4 Division for 9-year-olds, is direct- Shopper KC2 Mednl tournament which opens to- ly change thc format of the Trian- K 11 !>ai!y Journal 47 .11 OM I> i)l 7!>X Ryan Still Tops Arthur sti'vrtiw 4f.'- :>.)>» morrow at tbe Perth Aniboy YM. gle Tournament, ed by Byron B. Blank 484 Otisco 771 770 I'.S'.i H. A. Hope riu.l.mim Hr.'i*. 4:1'» 3 7'- The tournament is for boys 18 and "The McAulifTe Memorial will Drive. The International League, John KrilhkH -n fit 7Ti; T...1H IVII 3»' <|ij r Kr 73( In Stonehcngc S FRONT END made up of three divisions of ten 771 771 under. Spence Thompson will coach alford a greater number of the best rratilt l>i-Mart-o . 7114 S5S Wst. lpuiuTS the team, which plnys in the West- women professional golfers an op- teams each, is directed by Wilbut NiltlOIIHl itHtlk sm KHV'P Aulti Scrv G. Ga Nun jr., 020 Dudley Court. i:nlon <"<>. rrlntli-. 7C4 MorbecK ncored n sweep over Metlli-lirn It-.'. field Community League. portunity to compete," he snid. The Muetang League, consisting Calkins to put them in third place SS4 "•Most important, it will guarantee Tn»n Hell si;s of two divisions of six teams each in the Stonehenge Lcugue last l that the player who shoots tho low- Is directed by Edward B. Soules, week. I'cterHon bowled a 212 with A IUMII- S est score for 72 holes will be the New Runnerup h\ ('liapinun )Ir<« Major Loop Has 1 Summit court. a 5 32 aeriCH to keep Ryan in topMlul I!.-.- winner. Unfortunately, that was Fred Schaiblr, chairman of thc place. HJiyH Ant. not always the caue with the Round Women's Recr. w t. Unlly Journal New Runnerup Robin." WBBL manager selection commit- tlynti 14 2S .Maple <-|n in an 7. ss'.i COLTS — Arthur Wc-i.slcilcr. third place, tied with Kuch. D. dominance in thc Sunday -Nitei,,,, .,„„ c:=lr. .ml i-|,,,.,. .,,,., „„,, ! Tiohiii Hams, a junior from Expert Car Service Mixed Reck loop this week with c |j •>()•> ] Westfield, and John Weinmann, (A«*i.itant to be named.) Soutlierton's 209 opener was the UCCU( Thoroughly trained men, fast- EAGLES—William Taylor and boat game. Raiders, Y Tied In two wins over Tens. Bill Frei- " "" w r |a sophomore from Wayne, l'a.. bcrger of the Deuces rolled a 20H Al frnr Ini •I former cnptiiin of the Westfield est and most efficient ma- William C. Smith. V nlntn \ XV |, Community Basketball 1 ii Mittnrs High School swimming team, were ELKS—John Codnvr ami Ik-r- to load bis team to two wins over ..•ll.nt 1 >incr . . 4 chines, return your car'« Z< l.ri.li . N.T Treys. amon^ the top point winners on nie Meyer. 52 r-- \VU.I. ll;i •». :i "underside" to original manu- . TiO After defeating the Community .Ml it in .1 • wi'lrrs . . :t the Bucknell swimming team dur- r.4 , . :l KAMJEliS—J. K. Rtilwrt and t.i 1 '1m I'm iks ... facturer's specifications. . r.n Center last week, the YMCA Raid- F< 'Ml 11,, lWrx In I-.. 1 ing the past season. Gerry Varnum. •l'i r,r. '. IS liii ers are tied for top spot in tho i;< Vs l-'lv iim A . Harris competed in thc -20 and ROYALS—-Joseph Wiendl ami TH Mil I>U • In ill TiSfi HI" Community Basketball I.eatrue. IT .... Grover Conni'll. r.f.j Av inr Inn . Ml 4-iO-yard freestyle and 200-y.tnl I rm 7 r.sr < Next week's gnmc will hrrak the 1 !K Klyitm A '. '- '.'. '- butterfly events and plat-cil fifth j A-OK Western Division - i4i !•••• r tie, as (he two teams meet cadi "l.l UltlllTS. Inr. . MM in the 200-yard butterfly in the; BEAI'vS—Leo Flynn and Charles 3'in - i ii :t other. »ll Jllll Ol'S Middle Atlantic Conference Kiley. Klthls :i I '-j ' lii' M:i nruce Johnson paced the Y id Tiiys . rtiit v. ,l'rtt'( li-rs '. '. championship. SEAT BELTS CHIKr.S—Charles Chlaii ami • Muufcctuntd to uca«l • Dr. J. I». Winter. its win with ten points. Harry Woinmnnn swam in thc 50 ami 100-ynrd freestyle, liOO-yard in- SJVi, GSJL and Hllbwty LEAKS—Charles Sticfkc-r. and Benn led ii.H scorers with 1 li, in a Hickson Reduces losing cause. There were sis ties Places Hold In |Y Championship dividual m c d 1 e y anil 200-ytu-d Patrol (ptdnattioni Bruno Stem pit:. Iwickstrnke events for the Bisons • Two-Inch wid. 100% par*] in the panic, before tho Y pulled {Swim DIcot April 7 colorfast nylon mbbinf v HAMS -- Frank Judge aml ami was a member of thc -100-yimI 'ihornton Smith. Pin Up Spread iiwny in the final minuU'. Fabette Girls • Hcavy-duly nwtaJ-to-n»laL fieestyle relay team that finished quick-action buckla* WINGS—-Hubert Vietor anil | V AH'A i The VMCA Himso S«- st-ecmi in the MAC championships. ('..ImiHlllily IV ; Championships will be held at the • Fit any cu Jack McDcrmoU. .Scoum, place Hickson narrowt'd There • Tou«ri nutkl mounttoc braci*t» M' wns ntu- swerp in the' ;ll]w o.y] ;day] _ , , ' , , . - up tbe tvguJar season with >• !>-'j T)R )TO[ ( is lt0 uu imv j managers—Flynn. who niitnuKed \ last week by winning throe- games I when Kim Dohc-Hessen took four j . . , ,, . |,",,,. .,> ! m»rk, tho fiiu-st in the school1!. VM.-A jwhu hon Ris ;a| fii)ful)! niprivilrpivilpm e membew m r of : schols the Major League champion (iiant* Mar^.h us first place Pratt i points from K:u-onV Thi' three tho VVi'stfu-ld V. Kntry Wanks inc ; »"<' fnnshcil second in the last year; ami Cuilner, who wn*l«i>k a pair fi-oni SiniOuMnicr. A i ig teams held tli,..,- positions , ,,, „„, , , : 1 n jn |( sk ; conference meet. WHUL (iiroctor of umpires in I sv.ei'p was Mm-.Ouill's over j I 'it'ii','.',, i liy tiiking thvoc ptiinls v:\vn. Nor- lllfil. Three; now assistants HIT j Miln . M. ISrunni'r's 215 middle j inn Degen rulli'd a 20(i clo.sing Kvcnts will bo held for boys l>y ; -Schmit, manager of the Tiôris for Hicksun wns the top j 'J',.jan,,| an.l v (rnmps, with a*rc beinj; deter- : who won the Majors' American i mini'*! as of day ol" meet- The a.ce j League flag in l'.lliO; Meyer and Hold Positions : K-roups will ho 10 and under. 11 ; DOG SHOW Kiley. 'and 12. l?> and 1-1 nnpprt;. recognition niirht in ; thc Orioles under Beilnaiv. wnn HniHlu tn the I'rcshyt crinn-THunfrU' League I t.i 1 - tho Western Division pennant and \'ilh, .. piaiiini:. held their positions last; i Miiy !.} iniiivi-hials placing anuinp ' SUNDAY, MARCH 25 1 Is Mi.i! ' ; thv top >ix in (ach event. -Awards ; thoii defeated tin Eastern Division .Mill. week by faking "J-O wins. l)<'rr's, !••! H.i,'. 10 A.M. to 6 P.M. winners, the Colts under Wt-is- .Man l:' 211 for Null was t!u> hc.-t score • u:lir. I'c. will i-oii-i.-t of a trophy for fii't. Judging All Day "i'-v I >l it j im-tlals fur -(.'coiiij nn>.l tliird ami ; lecfor, ill tht; championship pla.v- Ilii'Ksiui of tin- session. ; :• i ( Children's Classes offc. .•M.u.-h . \V I. l»r- '. l:' I ! ribbon* for fourth, fifth and sixth. Adults — $1.00 of Westfield, Inc. j Trail . Null 1:. ' .Mil L. '. r. ll'll I I I M.I • Children — SOc !ili""i.'i'|i".' Me 1.1 I I I'.-h. Kver.;- w:l! 1»- liejil for euch :ifr<' ! Free Parking TO BUY OR SELL, USE Vlllil . . !l> !' J 1101 SOUTH AVE. W. AD 2-13O0 iiup in fr.'fs'yit biii-kstrok..', • KENNEL CLUB OF LEADER CLASSIFIED ADS i w'^'Jh': rfîstroke, bulterfly and individual I NORTHERN N. i. OPP. MEEKER'S G/iROEM CENTER JJiny THE WESTFIELD (N. J.) LEADER, THURSDAY, MARCH tt, IMS Pag* 91 oyals and Warriors To Meet for Bo^s Court Championship 1 Star Contests Also Scheduled Area Swimmers i Nabod Pinners US Basketball Residents Win Duncan Awarded • LEGAL NOTICES • Medal Winners Pingry Letters j Princeton NutueraU S1IKK1KKS tiju^K — Superior Court ul \i-\v Jcra.-y. l'lnii,ctr> Dlvlsloa. efore Main Game This Saturday (Continued from previous page) I.'IIIOII I'uunty, Iôtket N'o. t* 1221-tl. •Representing th*> local YMCA, Shift Places jumper with a tap and a layup to Several Westfield residents have Bab Duncan of HV B«Ver ave- AHKOW" SAVINGS AND 1XJAN' At' | Greg Smolenski and Greg (Jerbcr SiM'lATiON', a New Jtrvvy *K>rpora* rdu.v at the gymuacium of | hiph man for the Celtics wrtn nine. keep Westfield two points back received letters as members of nue has received freshman num- ti riniiitiiv. VB. JOirN'MiÂul-KT, Is.uii Junior High Sihool, tin.- nine. shared honors in an AAIJ swim- There -aeit? slight ihanpes in the with 7:0!) to go, A Bet by Larry athletic U>aias at the Pintcry School. erate aa a member of the frt>shman it ill. iH-rrnclitiitx. Civil Attlon Writ eiVated Koyals, American Roger Evans' Stags went to ming meet at the Newark Boys M'ltlwd League sU*ndinj.s after Stewurt and a jump shot by Char- Among them urc: Joseph Monier, football team at Princeton. The I»I F.xn uiiun—Kur -Solo of Mort- gw i hainps, and the Warriors, Club .Saturday. Smolensk! won the 1420 Tupping Hill road, varsil.y frwsh team won five of aix games. K»K»-il l*t imiBM work quickly m the secfind game Monday's session. O'Connor, a 3-0 j lie Myers shoved Westfield six Hy vlrt ui- ut thf alMive-Ridtod writ dink the National League to open up u 24-11 U-ad ut 100 yard breaststroke Agro-Group winner, took ov*>r serond place as I points behind. Jumpers by Doug: iwimmint;; Kii'burd N. Birchall, tit rxt-cutlon to nil1 dlnuî'il ( uKall vn, will meet to determine the quarter mark and kept up theChampionship for uoyi; 13-14 in Cul-hune dropped U> Ihiril after a Carver iind team captain Dick 722 Saundtra avenue, varsity bas- i-k|>.>Wv Itir ttith' l.y publit' V4>lidui-. 1:12.8 and Gerber was second in Prison Team In tho tVuit llouuv In tlie City of iur Division Championship of pressure to take the Hawks of two game loss, llijfh scores were: Myers made the score 44-42 with ketball; Erik Roos, 257 Kiaiball Klinuiicih. N. J, on WcUucaday. the Boys Basketball League. The Ed Michaels 78-50. Fred Smith the 50 yard butterfly Age-droup Kelly 235, llultnts iiZ, Cluussen 6:38 showing on the clock. The avenue add David Patterson, 540 Seeks Guinea 1 nth day n[ April AD., 1DC2. at tw« Championship for t>oy» 10 and un- o'clock In the afternoon of said j-als rate a slight favorite based was the bijr gun for the Stags with 225, K. Terry 218, Morton 213, score w«s upped to 48-4C as Car- Highland avenue, junior varsity •la)-. .hi-ir undefeated record. They his season ttigh of 22 p»inU>, close- der in 33:5 (breaking the New Jer- Corbett 208, E. O'Connor 208, Sei- ver-made a jump and Dick My- wrestliiiif: Tochter -Mitchell, 825 The Railway New Jersey Stute AlA* that tract or paro«l of land, coached by Bill Smith and sey record of 34.4). Woodland avenue and Douglas ullu»ic, lying and being to th« ly followed by Bud Hands* and bert i!05, V. Terry 204, Eichhorn ers a set after Betliea and Per- Prison Farm Softball Team has a Tuwn of W^Btflsld. In the Oou«t]r of .ure a weave type, pick-off Kenny Husso, with 21 and 17 On the distaff aide, Carol Gant- 203. vtil combined for four counters. Smith, 8 Cherry lana, JV swim- few Saturday afternoon openings TjnioTi. in ttm st»te of K«w J«rt*y: ens* which has proven to beKenny Barbour was the hUrh nun ner, representing the Watehung Vt L The Scoreboard read 60-48 with ming; Edward Savage, S24 East on tholr schedule: (games start I1K01NNIXO at a point In th« y toujrli for the other teams in Lakes Swim Club, was first in the S«lb«rt 44 !1 Dudley avenue and Donald Keel, nuitlK-rly i*lil« ot Is'ortti Avooue dls~ of the game with 23 points while ii'Connor *i% 88V4 2:59 to play to play as King: fol- at 1:30 p.m.) for adult Softball iant £(0.G2 re«t westerly along tat league. Chuck Hood. Gary Jack Saylor was second high for Ajre-Group 100 yard backstroke for Oullmiw -4» 33 lowed a Jervall baftkut with a 033 Maple street, JV bask*tball. teams during the months of M«y, tttftni' from the Intersection t)itr«pf _.man, Doug Squires and Jim the H«wks with 10. girls 13-14. Jo Ajin (ireim, repre- llamlllun 3th, 37VSi jump shot. June, July and August. Will such with tli(< wt-uterly aidu of ClarR Killy 37(4 »"* Stroet If bath ildul wuro pro<«o»«4 ith ore the loaders for the Royal In the third game, Bob Man- senting Summit YiMCA and just IJ'IVIS aij 3» The Slue Devils suffered a se- managers of those teams who are tu «o Intursuct arxl running •use. Larry Initiator's Warriors, jran's second place Knicks took turned 12, won her first junior Hulmes 3C S» vere blow immediately afterwurd Smart Set Pin Intoreated pleass write to William tliinco (Ii KurtK 1 d«frue 15 mfn' women's patch by swimming" on the Hill 31 40 utM Wiiut 61 IS f(>pl; 0 have lost only one game, fea- vn the Rockets of BUI Ovcrt>«rKer. St. John SS 4a when Post drew his fifth personal T. Moore, Director of Recreation, tllenow (8) North S8 d««r9«B 0Q n fast breaking type of of- At the end of the flret quarter, Summit A 200 yard freestyle relay Mrklor SHj i*hi foul while harrassing Pervall in at Lock Bag "R," lUhwwy. minutes Went 17.40 font; isc with their big gun being team, which broke the previous rec- Sfllicrt »*4 SC2 801 Oipiire (3) Suuth 62 defr«M 00 the Rockets, who had not won a Culhai»! *0S ml (iiil the full court press. The Jndian Standings Change tnltlult'H Wi.st GO frtit; rdon Peterson, while assistance game all season, were In a tie with ord by clocking 1:57.8, llulnin TUT 7liS HUS star made both shots in a one-and- tliMii'R <4) Hauth 1 decree 1$ mln- their offense is added by Brian the Knicks 8-8. The Knicke si. j.xin ;ss KUS 7a« onc situation. Belhea's layup at * LEGAL NOTICES • utvH Knft St.IK fp.>i tu the northerly Miimlltun "U 8i& 760 Standing's changed in the Smart Hliii' of N'tirlli Aveuuo; jncider, Pit Davies, Bruce pulled into a one point lead at the (t'fullllur SOU »t'4 858 2:15 mode the score 64-48. Bill Sat alley league Monday when SHICHIKP'H SAI.K—fluporlor Covirl ttidncci (fi) alone thft same Bonin ickmore and Rick Oliver. The halfway point 18-17, but the Rock- Hill «»l> 702 714 Lewis connected on a jump shot »S dcuii'ivM it, mlnutoi Butt 50.4T Beech Sweeps To l^-vla S05 844 938 Schaetfer, loser 8-0 to Jon, irave Clllon Oouilly, 'l)ocl<»t if S&7-6ll r«*et to th« point and UIAIM of Bfi}< me rets under way at 11 a.m. eta came back to take over the with 1:63 to go to reduce the CO|LON'1A1,_ SAVirrtlB /N'» IJO/iK Kvllv W »32 773 1 up the second place position to OINMNO. At 9 a.m. there will be an alllead at the end of the third quar- lltibler 841 81U 79&Weequuhk margin to four. Wee- . _. nuahJl.I.K (><\RK. riflnir known »» 048 Nortli An- Cleaners, two frame winnem. Dot K. J., i> corpuratlun of the St»to of nue, WtNitftelil, N«\v Jeroay. r game featuring two teams ter 26-24. In the final stanza, Top of Washday quHhic tiled to freete the ball Toye had liig-h (rame of 201 andNew Jemey. Plaint IB. v«. VINCRNT Tlli'rt> IH dun tipproxlmatoly lt«,- lied by the managers of thewith Jeff Baoer leading the way, mid Charlie Myers put in one free hiph set of 610. I). VJTOLtiO ftntl HUSK VITOliLO, 1OV.I0 with InKreat from January tior division teams. Charlie IIIH uifo, at itl UerenilHnU, Civil ii. mtie and ociata. the Rockets broke loose to win Beech soared to first place in the Top Evening throw when fouled at :B9. JimJim's Mnrkfl . Action (execution—Kur Salo ot Morl- Tin- Shi'ilff riHervta the rlsxht ts limit will coach the Black All their initial victory 37-28. Bauer Washday League standings Mon- A wilklng: violation ifave Wee- \\V(-KtV .Cl 41 adjourn this nalc. s whirh will include Beaver lead the game, scoring with 18 StliMi'lTt-r l>ru* Uy Hrlui" uf tli* above-alaiDd writ RALPH OKISCHLpO, lr day by sweeping Walker in one of quailIc the ball again with :39 to Hui,lir..i-.l puntluc « or oxooutlon io THI> dltoofea I aball Ivert, Joe Wade, and Joe Val- points, as well as playing: & good Jon Halrilroaaor Kuoksr, UoItllinrK A V/ann. Attya. three blanks of Die session. The Teams Lose go. Tho lilue Devils got the ball 46 <>K|>OHit fur Hfite t>y public v«tkdUfl, Dj * Wl, r;x-iai p from the Leopards; Pete Har- Wk' 40 lu the Court HouiKt, In Xlio City of floor game. Ed McWhorter of th* others were by Lennox and 'Mis- back and Whitttker canned their rSllv&LiVth, N. J., on WttdlieHdAy, tllo S-S2-a Fee* ISO.H f, Bol) Hopper, and Jim Her- Knicks wait second high man with tretta. Raritan, way out in front of the final goal with 20 seconds re- )8tb d«y or April A.U., lvet, at two ih from the Haiders; and Glenn 10 points followed by Bill Me- Lambikim Take o'clock 1» tho aftertiobn of MHIU day. INiinta Evening Bowling league, lost two maining. King's shot at the buizer At-b THAT tract or parcel or land MOTICU TO cutonrroaa hitmore, Bobby Flymi, Jack Cabe of the Rocketa with nine and \V I. Kattios to Mahogany House and went in mid out on Carver con- and prrtnhum htrelnnfUr pirtlcu- RdtfttRdtft o of I'.MKI-VN JOHNSON d«- ndrickson, and Mike Mease from Terry Ryan with seven. Beech Ball & Cliaiu Top J«tly Oencrllifa, situate, lylnl mi a otaaodaaod. KUnworth Cranford Market, second place trolled a tfip with one second loft. beltiff In t)>f Uuriiush or Mouiitulii- champion Bulldops. The Red In the next senior game, the Mlntrelta en ti team, dropped two last week. Ei- King wua high rcbounder with ft\ar\ In the County gf Union and stain will be handled by Har-National League champion War- Preeuian 47 12, ns Wostfiold held a 2C-19 edge Lambiklii.s went to the top ofrttuto uf New Jerjoy: Tittsworth and Ray Mistrettu, Kvaim M leen Sharkey paced the scores with or Fobiiuuy, A.P., 190J, uuon the riors took on the second place I^vnnok fil tit a 228, followed by 'Mary D«neo in that department. the Ball A Chain pin loop stand- HHINa known tnd donlsnatca n» Kiipllnntluii •>{ tho undsrsltfnod, U jse teams tied for second place. 60 04 Lot No. H on t|ii» m^p of Maple Court Kxpoutor of tlift niitiito uf natd ae*- Pistons of Bill Taylor . Larry Rckhardt 204 and Mary A.i(renlziano 202. Kini;, ii junior, and sophomores inirn Sunday uftev a Hweep Vrln pttuutpil In the llurouvli of Moun- Walker i;i>* rcuHi'ii, nutloo lu )ior« * tflven to eir team includes Eric Schle- Inksters' Wurriors who were un- tif, 14 V I Whitaker iind Carver will form over DarllnRs, former leadem. inlnKiite, Oounly nf Onion and Htute tlio crtitlltorH of MHlri tlntioassd to m-ndtx uf New Joraey, Uateli N'ovtiiribor 80, iger. Larry Bartolf, Tom Boron, defeated goin^r into the game ran Bhaplfr 37 UT Itarllnn Vullry (.8 H the nucleus of a Blue Devil team Rolllnir doubles were Frank Krl- ixhlhlt to the itutiRcrllier undor oftth d Ken Keller from the Tigers; (••ill 8» r>7S f U tr>H 34 14 lues mut prepared Uy Arthur i.onnox n- nlTlrtuRtlon thdlr olAlms and da up against a Piston team which Shaptpr f>so which should be one of the best santis 218, 214, Otto Nlebrutfffe unil HIIIIH, 1CIIKIHI limllfUI. N. J., whlah man has been red hot in its last few (U'.J !,iH £U7 Iliitini' of 41 40 uiouiui nnxt winter. The 1901-2 207, U\ Nlebrug-ffe 201 and Char- B>ni>]l 563 f.JT. tiM! I) 40 U'UN Illcd In (lie Unlun (bounty KOK- d Tom McNumara of the Lions; Barnes. When the final whistle Walker sqund brought Westfleld Its first lie NipprfM UO. IHIIT'H OlTI.'f (ill tli'i'i-'Ulbnr 31, lafij Mike Judê, John Robbins, I*ennoK r>5H f,"(i F.itfi 41'V4 w i. blew, the Wariurs had lost their SO7 661 f.»7 ('turn 1 jOuiH'' 3t 4:1 Watrhunu Conference and Central ( Urndlx l.nmblklMH 44 34 H< liiK Hltto known DUAIKI by Hlreel first (tame 52-38. Bob Slnntun led T.S2 5S7 ill rlnrk View I-'lol-IM. 37 Vs Jersey (iroup IV titles. H 1 Dave I'ushman of the Pi- Hvan> f»7:t 504 fisi' 32 nunibpr 1144 Mnple Court, Mountain- Onrroll Hlnki'lv r.ow, the Piston attack with 23 points 30 Wrrqiin Mi- «» 511 Kxooutor les. I'uul Jones of the Kaid- r «73 5H5 020 KclirmtTH 41 with assists from Jim Minno and ICllDwortll 56(1 58(1 64ItnrJta1 n Vulley Kannn t>:!3 Ti.tll ll K !• There In duo npuruxImHlnly $2Fi,- John H. Murray, AtAtlornol T , who is sidelined with injuries n04 S\\ fft lien rlH 744.04 with in(cr«'Bl from I'Vlirimry K N. !)»>• Rt.. listed us an honorary member Bill Bailey who each had nine. ('ratifnnt Hiilel r,(H r>r>o Hwi-i-ly T'lvn i Si 0, 111112 mi (I *4A,l2i.»4 wllli Illli'roHt Oi'uliHi\ N. J. Gordon I'ctemon was the leader 7 ri.in iviill 7 frnm IVhriiKiy 14, tVlit anil owa. 2-n-il f'eai. 114.00 the All Slur sqund. Plains Tumblers r,si I C. Myi-r» 'i 37 41 The Hhi-rln* reMt'rvuM tin- rltflu tu for the Warriors with 14 points r. 4 >i 670 Hom'ynmtiiiM .til'/, 4lit fUlJOUI'll UllH Hllltl. A? an ndded attraction at 10 Mi-thru 7 I.2 TO BUY OR SELL, USE II Sturs, composed of coaches and Score in Meet tec r.«4 Kill ToliiM LEADER CLASSIFIEDS StKln. HI,'In IIIKI lluitho» Ally" tit S 1)J A Wl, OX-100 itials of the Seniors will take on In the final league action of the tiU BRING RESULTS 3-22-41 I''.I6B— LEADER CLASSIFIED ADS year, Charlie Kiley's Nats won rout . . . e Junior League All Stars, who 1 I be coached by Hay Mistrettn over tin. Mullets 43-31 to move into William Ruyle of the Fanwood- Matine« Leader u second place tie with the Scotch Plains Y tumbling team, id will feature coaches and of- won third place 'Saturday in theSweeps Aâin IJ. '" )I. . ial« of the Junior loop. Charlie Kuchcr'a Mullets, with Bob .U.I- SHOP AND SAVE AT YOUR LOCAL JIM MARKET Following the ponies, trophies Norton and Curl Ozimek lending annual Central Atlantic Area YM (Nu^'ei1 . ,. ill be presented to the winning their attack, kept close in the first CA midget boys tumbling moot held Smith, currently heading the Uuulifurtll at tjie Oranfra Y. In competition Tumi* 2< WE DON'T GIVE STAMPS, COUPONS Oft GIMMICKS nicr and junior division cham- period but could not stop Dick Matinee League standings, rolled Wfi'uualil,' . .. . IJ 17 17—0 on». Hunlon of the Nats, who wound with boys through age 13 Bill, who its second sweep in ns many weeks, \V«»l|1KS4 UilVi areM Tittsworth's Lions 22-21 AuH-rli'au li«*Htfur Jersey, Delaware, Marylund and Hull 37 :i* Early Birds tlio closest jrnme of the senson. W I. the District of. Columbia so .that, (Sriwn af'!4 a'J% RIBS OF BEEF, standing . . , . . 59c Ib. slow first half saw the Tiger? Ki,>*il.i It) 0 Huyle's win acnlnst competition 1,-,,1,-tit i ..• 85 4(1 1 Ortlrpi 3S 40 It was sweep day in the Karly FRESH KillED i eadliy 10-(>, but the Lions, with four years his senior is (significant. ItnKlit 34 41 iilllleI* :i Birds Bowling I>eaûe Tuestlny in HcNamarn lending the wny. l.lllll'flvlll S3 48 when nil but oine of tho matches ille'J into a lfi-lG tie at the .National 1.1-MKHr. KaVHMtHllo 3-' 43 wore 3-0. Win ners were W*ten- FRYERS BROILERS, whole .... 29c Ib. ir« quarter mark, Down aitnir WnrrloiH H Eastcoast Tops Two Sweeps In hall, Southerton , Zimmerman and tir«e points with 15 seconds to riKLun* n Federooko and nmontr the losers lay, the Lions' Shawcross eon- LVIIIrn ii Boro Women's were first pluce 'Peterson end run- Taylor Ham 1 Ib. roll 69c DAIRY PRODUCTS Slim.-. -I irttd two foul tries only to have Hiiwkx 1 Boro Men's Loop ner-up Itiess. Missistippi Bacon 59c Ib. ie Timers freeze the bull for the Jl.MOU DIVISION In the Boro Women's pin loop W Kraft Corn Oleo 39c Ib. at 16 seconds to take the vie- W CO Steer Beef Liver . 59c Ib. IlllllduK" !<> Eastcoast became the new leader last week, first place Uau swept ltll'HH 4 In the second junior game, the UUIM 7 of the Mountainside. Men's Bowling Cross County and Bliwise swept XlimnnrHnn 4.1 ISC Borden's Cream Cheese, . 9cpkg. wjards-. under the coachinfr of Mi'Clny ... 4.1 3H Chuck Steaks 49c Ib. League Monday ni^ht when they Bayberry to take sneond place. Fxiiuriii-ko- 41! SB <*n Smith, won thief second It.-iUlers . swept to the place, a g:\mo above Mean while, Villnire Fountain took Wt'li'n Mull 41 Rib-Round, tolid meat Pure Lard lOclb. night contest arrd clinched fourth I'lraK's .. 1 n KilBH Echo Lodge, former leaders. Tops' two Raines from Provident and is H.Milljrrn .. Pot Roast 89c Ib. lace by downing Harry Criss' Klllxon Junior HiKh KI'IMHII iSyii 1045 was high frame, Wilht'lms' tied for fourth with Provident Mtrrer Chateau Cheeie 2 lbs. 69c Mm 38-22. Joe Valerio and 9 :i.m. Junior Ulvlshm All Star leading in total pins, IliK'i Kflrm' Sirloin Steaks 89c Ib. llalm" 2918 high series and Barrett's 222, :,r. ^ I Herron led the winners with 1'J ;i.ui. ro.irame. Mi-4'liiy <; 17 S7I Porterhouse Steaks 89c Ib. »id 10 points, while Jim Her- liutnr KnstroiiHt. Kqulp. .. 4S 30 Helen Heitraan who also had high 1-v-ilurocko 111 4 >Qi scorer] seven for the raiders. If a.m. Warrior* vn. Uoyals Kf-lm I,oilBi' 47 ril series of 4 7(>. Kl.«> Wit, flr,z Senior l>lvl9l(Mi Oliiiniplu'tsltlp, I'UKiuunn Pucil . . . . 4fi 82 /.IllUlli-t IJIil It . . . . n.iii Try Our Famous Pure Orange Juice qt.25c 1« the final Junior division Rnmc \Vlin-klrr IMunilM-rn. 4i: 3- Itll'MM mil H. Uft Trunk 4;'. 3:t ll;vu uunllly Meal*. Illll-l (Oil . . . . C.7.", Chopped Beef 3 lbs. 1.99 I the season, the Bulldogs re- Tic After Lute IIIIU'lM- 31 tcrnon Swiss Cheese lb.79c atoed undefeated as they beat Wilhi-lnlK t.'ontit. ... 44>^ 3r. »^ 31 Nonicr .'.'.... .nil J&M Delicious ham Show Bumper Tn|)» Plui>r 43', J4'4 rroviil.nl Mutiml 4T. W'rtCMlllill " Crispin's Pirates ES-27 in a TwlRlerB 42 3D Vlllnm' Piiuntnlti (r. "» scoring game. Glenn Whit- llllwlDi- I^tiuoro ... 41 37 Hayliprry •lift Simp Sl'-i 47 Ham Loaves . 89c Ib. Cooper N.Y. Cheese lb.79c Wood, a two game winner, join- 11. K. lUi-tz IIIK 40 3S e's 10 points ted the Bulldogs. M1»I!I-. I>rui; 37 Mi 40 14 Every day mny be the diuvn of ed Savastano at the top of the 4>w.-iw KlyliiK A. ... 35 (3 a new era, but nt timen it feels ' by Bobby Flynn with 12 KoMit-r ltp;\l l-Iftatf. 2? 4:1 TO BllVoR SELL, USE Late Show standings lust week In r more like the moriiintr after. Manor House Potato Salad — Cole Slaw — Macaroni Salad. .. .19c Ib. < Henrikson with 10. Mike n bumper session. High bowlers (-lirmicV Tavcrri ... 2S - .'i nine points paced the Mtule. I'Pi I -'» '<" LEADER CLASSIFIED ADS —The Tribune, Chesterton, Ind. were Ro Aiello 2J4, 203, Milton \ L'3' r41^ FROZEN FOODS SEABROOK'S SPECIALS MORE LOW PRICES Wood 220 and Eleanor Stern 2 Oil. Snow Crop Llmot t9e S&W Tomato Juice 2 for 29c w Pea* and Oniont 29c »i the Senior Division, the Snow Crop $&W Celery Heard 59c StiviiHtun" 43 Green Bednl and ">erican League winning Royals Wmiil 43 French Fries 2 for 29c Bulonl Tomatoes 29c llm-i'tarrlll 4II Mushrooms 29c »*>'*• derated John Wall's Cel- Hrt-nnan' M.M. Orange Juice 6 for 1.00 W.R. Pearl Onions 29c Lima Bean* and 63-33. Oary Freeman anil tit-mil* M.fA. Gropefrult 2 for 29c k Hond were the leaders for Hlrachnn Cheese Sauce 29c W.R. Tomatoet and Sullivan Okra 2for49c MI Smith's team, with 1f> and 15 HnJIi'k Creamed Spinach 29c D.I. Cut Beam 8 for 1.00 ""l», while Gary Wall was the Fried Clamt 49c Ice Cream — y Roger Tomatoet 8 for 1.0,0 Macaroni and Beef 29c all flavors h gal. 99c Green Giant Corn .2 for 35c Macaroni and Cheese 29c Paul's Crab Cakes 39c FF AND RUNNIKTG by John 1. Heinz Hamburger Relish.19c Chicken a\a King 69c Campbell's Oyster Stew 29c Heinz Hot Dog Relish 19c Lobster Newburgh 89c Campbell's Potato Soup 15c C&B Sweet Relish 19c Cocoanut Cakm 79c Waffles 3 for 49c W.R. Apple Sauce . 3for49c Man At The Helm Wakofrled Crab Meat 69c W.R. Baked Apples 29c Stouffen Cream Chicken.,69c LOW - REGULAR GROCERY W.R. Spiced Peaches 29c 3 lbs. Shrimp, cleaned Pineapple Slices 2 for 59c and deveined 5.79 PRICES Penn. Noodle* 33c pkg. ~ SCHAIBLE#r BAKERY FRESH VEGETABLES, FRUITS Miracle Whip 49c qt. Grapefruit Shoo Ply Pie 39e Dial Soap 2 for 29c Radishei Sticky Cinnamon Buns 39c Bosco 49c Pepperi 9c Homemade Italian Bread 27c Heinz Catsup 2 for 45c | MoVree'al 6forl.49 Scalliom each Carrots DelMonte Beets 2 for 29c j Metrccal Wafers 89c S-W Corn, Cob 49c j FREEZER ORDERS Dole's Pineapple | Full line Dietetic MEATS - FROZEN FOODS Juice flforl.OOi Fruits—Vegetables-Crackers

FRESH STRAWBERRIES - ASPARAGUS - WATERCRESS - ARTICHOKES - ENDIVE Sc* SAVARIN CHOCK FULL O NUTS ^Awed by its sire, a fan once MAXWELL HOUSE ™w« racing at Aqueduct to EARN i?»"f. •rom an aircraft car- conducted by the New York 69c 69c 69c ;"• " >3 therefore somewhat Racing Association, -which m »». ?r,latc that the man this 1961 netted the State_ $58^1$,- Ample Free ??,l. , ng the n«l"> at New 502 in revenue and distributed ! STORE OPEN iV, fm leviatnaUSn o Navaf raceI Ctracks $13,456,810 in purses t« hone- I Parking J° - men, requires the attention of Anticipated for* DAILY 8 A.M. to 6:30 P.M. an astute business man. Like : Period Starting otiT.ri?' *la!l qualifications John W. Hancs, the leadinff ' FRIDAYS 8 A.M. to 8 P.M. '""•than six battie stare and spirit in the development of I March lit NYRA and the construction ; SATURDAYS 8 A.M. to 6:30 P.M. of the Big A, who retired in ; 4% Accounts opened by the 10th of each month Sat1"?013 "him'than the fact December, James Cox Brady, ' Po;nt °nco rodo P?'nt-to- his successor, is a highly sue- | full dividends from the 1st cc ; 0WI cessful business executive. • ,' earn »t». tJ? .? >s an" Head of Brady Security and : Realty Corporation, he is also ' J&M SUPER MKT, 1""^= oldest Thorouch- OPEN YOUR ACCOUNT TODAY J^"".: ™=« a stable Chairman of the Board of | L? ils>ther in the Purolator Products, a Director j V3.? 0/ the century; U of Chrysler Corporation and 856 Mountain Avenue ri«, founders of Mon- the Bankers Trust Company GARWOOD SAVINGS & LOAN ,' ?rk and art officer of where, as a member of the Plenty of Parking in Rear — In New Parking Lot executive committee, lie hends "THE OLD RELIABLE" GARWOOD, N. J. the Trust Committee. 345 SOUTH AVE. "'on of the size of that SO Yeors Young Opposite New Post Office — Sherwood Parkway 32 THE WE5TFIELD CM. J.) LEADER, THURSDAY, MARCH 22, 1962 Hart. Den S; goii »rrw plu* *:!- \TiId Life Refuge Topic Playing Hie Cards ver arrvw, Jam«:» McDoweli, t»f!i (!. „ .. ., p.. Gvil War Still Rages T!ion:»s Ketnan, Ev^ 10, Kurt Var: t Of 1 railSlde film rtf AUSANDEB 8P8NOEB WHS YKirrj:;. Dtr, 10; siiver arrow, Jss. Murphv end Thomas DeCur.rs. l~» • -Q .:.••.•.•-. — It.lernalior.al NORTH —At Picatinny Arsenal !. Kithard \V::>i;n. LHr. •.'. JVt.r r_. • KB< NEWS-VIEWS SE:CV.-.I, !-!>•:-. 4. Kilward Hay ar.i ,!,.;>:;•:;•;• the wildlife of Canda. ; The ihooiire may be over, but security reasoras—which can d^v Kerry Kecr.sn, Den ti. A!an I!-.---.-, -.-.•.ii 'SK >ho»r; at the l.'nion Coun-. • A K! i Mill Sot! for exp:o*:ve experts at Pic^tinry ' 3ri2-, any known United States or Den S; de.-ir.or .-tripi-j. Kenwih K:i- !v !>ark Commission'» Trailside • J JO 2 } Miss Marian Scott. Westfield : in Dover the Civ,! War : foreign anuiiu&ition. kfr!, Dei: 1. Th-JHlas Gtre. lu-n 2. s, ;-jro ar.d Science Center in llic ! ; Higfc School librarian, *i- a fea- ;i WEST EAST In disarming unfamiliar itei;.;, Peu-r SilCKir.. IH'n 4, Kerry Ke<.-?:- \\- •hunjr Reservation S«nd»y at j • Q J H 2 * A 8 7 j tare speaker st a meeting t.f the j a Two-man teams are kept -4- the men u*e an electronic stetho- an. Ucn 8, l>ifk Bcifatto, L«n .-.. 3 |. VKI0973 V J 5 scope device, equipped with a two- i Vir.cer.t Julian, Den 10. Tho film relates the sxory of a j 4 10 4 #98652 way phone hookup. A tap*' re- An an^.ouricen:ent wa? • Q 7 * 6 S 4 mar: in a canoe moving about the | corder, located at some distance . the next pack meetii:g «i!i i>e hci.i jakes and breams of Canada's! SOUTH from the area of operations, re- The Store That Gives You • 10 6 3 j on May 4 at the Dt-ernV-id School. Q.J",.,"^.,, _ Superior International! cords all procedures reported by jThis is n-hrnall cub< who are now i yark f^e viewer will see the 9ve turr>ed out ° <« be Civil War rei- the disposal expert in the event of \Vebe!os will be gra's ls "Da5ert at hearts and units throughout the world to fa- 1 Sontb then took Den 3 Lift ." (niliarize others with procedures Den 3 repeated its performance Reg. 5.95 and tie kin? o for disarming- the item. dob jack was led of the previous year by winning] 50 FOOT uad Sootfa finessed, Almost 100 years have passed Pack 173's Fun Night Friday eve- since the Civil War, but at Pic- with the queen. ning at Lincoln School. Den 71 $ialnaker and Joe Mulholland; atinny Arsenal the sound of the won honors for the best jraine| dinner, William McN'ellus and GARDEN HOUSE last shot has not yet been heard with a balloon target contest. Den | f>jchard Otto; assistant denner, 105S corn meal soaked in whiskey Picaticny's Explosive Disposal 8 was awarded the gold star for John Fischer, Bill DeTorre, Mike 12 Year Guarantee Office will put on a demonstration "< so laid I American* and Canadian students burned But best behavior. Casamo and Peter Fair. „ . contract 1 ing system was not very accurate during Anned Forces Day on Sat- Bill Gordon was chairman of dews the spade qu«en at the fifth; c °°. U> Bob Wright, pack committee f the foundation or reliable and the whiskey had a urday, May 19. the March Cub Pack meeting. chairman, announced that Troop trick. Declarer covered with dom-'""' way of "disappearing." 1 with the understanding that they Webelos assisted him with score- 172 will demonstrate scouting ac- 3.49 my * kinr. East won with the ace will irive serious thought to careers Civil War munitions have been keeping. Den 3 was in charge of tivities at the April 13 Webelos and returned the eight of spade*. found in vacant lots or in homes ini ccollege teaching. Each student the opening ceremony. night meeting of the pack. The Reg. $1.00 TTh«h t put SoutSh h dowd n one, witith " .. . where for years they were used as Boy Scout News and Kip Ley, cubmaster, presented annual picnic und track meet will the lost of four spades and a club, j ?' door stops, fireplace mantlepiece the following awards: Silver ar- be held May 20 in Tamaques Park. decorations or as lawn ornaments. CUB SCOUT PACK 70 rows, Richard Otto, Jack Wilson Cub Scouts will distribute fly- EGG SHAMPOO should never taken the club 11500. In some cases, children discovered Pack 70, Mountainside, held its ers advertising the Lincoln PTA March meeting Friday at the Deer- and David Lukens; gold arrows, jtoeue. After seeing dummy he Nominations for the award} were the items and played with them "Bunny Blast" Easter sale to be fteld School on Central avenue. John Fischer, Jack Wilson and should know that be must do all made by the students' professors before they were turned over to held at the school April 18. Opening ceremonies were perform- Donald White; bear badges, Tom h* can to keep West off lead, since and additional screening is done by authorities. 49c a spade lead by West through ed by Den 2 under the leadership 1 15 regional committees. This year's For two years, a pair of Civil dummy * king might be disastrous. of Den Mother Terry Wilson. winners were chosen from 9975 War artillery rounds were used as Reg. $2.00 After winning the flret trick | candidates nominated by 9C5 col- Areplace andirons until they ex- The highlight of the evening was Bouth should cash the ace and leges. ploded, filling the room with dead- an interesting demonstration put IMPORTED Ids? of clubs, hoping to drop the PAT 'McI.VER.NBY ly shell fragments. Fortunately, on by the Red Devils patrol of queen or, if not, that East holds WBS News Bureau the home-owner and his family Troop 76. The scouts gave a dem- the queen. South can easily afford were out of the room at the time. onstration using their Klondike SUN GLASSES to yield a club trick to East since In 1956, 16 150-pound, Arm- Derby sled to show how a sled or he will then be able to run home Lt. Catalon Is Elected strong Civil War rounds were re- any heavy object can be rescued with four clubs, three diamonds Head of Safety Unit moved from a shipment of scrap from the ice by use of a "wood- •nd two heart*. Talcing the two metal being; sent to Japan. man's pulley." This is a method top clubs is a safety play to pre- Police Lt Thomas Catalon, de- Most of the munitions finds, how- of using a single rope with loops vent West from getting in with partment traffic safety officer, was ever, are World War H souvenirs only as a block and tackle set up qneen-epot, elected president of the Union —artillery rounds, small ammuni- so that a single person can pull an Reg. $2.00 South still had s chance to make County Safety Officers Association tion and liali'J grenades. extremely heavy load. The pro- the contract after playing the last week in The Cranwood. When iPicatinnj" explosives dis- gram was originated without adult dobs incorrectly. When west led Other officers are: Secretary, posal exports are called to the help by the following scouts: Pa- 5 Lbs. PARA NUGGETS the ipade queen at the fifth trick, Capt. Herbert Kinch of Rahway, scene, they fnvt determine whether trol Leader Paul WinJet, Paul Pas- South must play small from dum- and treasurer, Capt Harry Weitz- the item is loaded and dangerous. safiume, Bob CialellH, Jeff Ross my, assuming West has the jack. man of Linden. If so, it is moved to a remote area and Douglas Johnson. The.>,wi'ie If the jack is continued, it can be The association also went on rec- of the arsenal where the exierts assisted by senior patrol leader and narrator, Richard Buck, Geo. 98c covered by the king and if Ea«t ord against proposed legislation "kill" the round—buforc it kills wins with the ace. Soutb's ten is which would, in effect, require po- others. Dieterle, quartermaster, and Phil- WITH THIS COUPON lip Getchis, patrol leader of the promoted to top position. If Wot lice departments to patrol and ex- Armed with a thorough knowl- Gcrunimo patrol. does not continue the jack of tend traffic control to private park- edge of the item, a Hjrht touch and •ptda but a small one, South In* lot*. the confidence of long training, the The following boys were tiven Reg. 49c •iiould play low from dummy and men fcegin the delicate task of dis- their earned awards anil achieve- •Ither his ten or the king on the LEADER CLASSIFIEDS !HT. nnrt «r«. l,anrrni'r M. ••urk ore now rrnlillnit In Ihrlr nrv home arming the item. Special-dCEigned ments as indicated: Bear badge, al 747 Tainniiur* mi) nhlrk thr> imrrbaard friiin Mr. nad Mr-«. llobirt board will win a trick. BRING RESULTS tools are used—some classified for Thomas Zemla, Den 2 and Michnct '••»"»»• "«!«• <>' «•>!• IUOKIKI.. rl»(r> Jimn A. MODESS ll>>|uiolr Ihruaicb tbr oltlrr of I'mmall & Frnnki-nbnch. llmltom. SCHOOL NEWS 12'$ Elm Strett At the recent APT board meet- OFFICIAL REPORT 29c ing at Elm Street School. Mrs. A Eugene Shapiro, vice preskfent, prexUed in the absence of Sin. Reg. $1.00 Joseph E. Kalbacber, president. The next evening: meeting of the APT will be March 29 In the FROM U. S. TESTING COMPANY ON 1962 DUSTING nchool auditorium at 8 p.m. There will be guest speakers who will talk about "Junior High Next," a POWDER finely subject for parents of sixth graders. CHEVROLET, FORD AND PLYMOUTH. Almost Su per cent or all streets and highways In America are paved with asphalt, reports the Reg. $1.35 AstotMbfla Legal Association. Vm S9 Testing Company recently tested the 1962 Chevrolet, Ford and Plymouth in EMPERIN 10 competitive events at the Riverside course in California. Here, for anyone COMPOUND might buy a oar soon, are official results of this "Showdown at Riverside.« 94c

SUPERB Plymouth recently asked the U. S. Test- OFFICIAL U. S. TESTING COMPANY RESULTS ing Company—an independent organiza- Large DACRON/ tion—to conduct a decathlon to measure EVENT 1ST 2ND 3RD the 1962 Chevrolet, Ford and Plymouth Size 1. ZMOTOH MPH PLYMOUTH lOJsn. CHEYMIET 13.6 SK. FORO WORSTED for all-around performance. 15.4 nc. U. S. Testing Company bought the three test cars— 1. QUARTER MIC PLYMOUTH 17.7 ««. CHEVROLET 19.2 SK. FORO 20iut FAB SUITS Chevrolet Impala V-8, Ford Galaxie "500" V-8 and 3. CO, STOP, PARK fORO 3MJ PLYMOUTH 3:11.0 CHEVROLET 3:1M Plymouth Fury V-8, comparably equipped. They hired 4. KILOMETER RUN PLYMOUTH 33.1 at CHEVROLET 06.5 uc. FORD mm. the professional drivers. They supplied all the s. muwir PASSIM PLYMOUTH tun. CHEVROLET 672 ft officials. They made the rules. And they also FORD 701 PL enforced the rules. 6. CITY PASSIM PLYMOUTH 2S9fL FOOT 303 ft CHEYROUT 341 ft 7. ECONOMY RUN PLYMOUTH Vt m.pj. FORD You see the Official Results shown here in the H.4 »«. CHEVROLET 13.5 IH box. Plymouth won eight events. Ford won one. And 1. HILL CUMI CHEVROLET 21-5 sic. FORD 21.0 SK. PLYMOUTH 27.1 nc.' Chevrolet won one. Drive a 1962 Plymouth yourself. 1. CKERKNCY STOP PLYMOUTH IJ9tt FORO 143 ft CHEVROLET 147 fL It's the Greatest Plymouth Ever Built. 10. 3jvMlt CLASSIC PLYMOUTH 2:51.* FORD 3:02.1 CHEVROLET 3.U.7 THE NEW PLYMOUTH—QUALITY-ENGINEERED BY CHRYSLER CORPORATION "Incomplete third heat SEE YOUR DEALER FOR COMPLETE SHOWDOWN DETAILS OPEN EVERY SUNDAY 9 A.M. to 9 P.M. 48.75 Comparable Value 69.50 Shades of gray, dark brown, olive, navy blue, and in English Heathers

OPPOSITE RIALTO THEATRE 307 South Avs. Westfiold 243 E. BROAD ST. (opp. Station Parking) AD 3-0248 PRESCRIPTION CHEMISTS Phone Ai)ams 2-6680