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n H., F. T. Whitty Announces Complete Plans', Base, Declines ication of Schools birth Bid for Second Term ard of Education today, announced plans for its dedica- ive a Mrs. ; ' Finance Commissioner^FVank^T^Whitty, completing his first MVAgency next Thursday for its two new, 12-room elementary Dorian Joins chools/ The program will be-held -in the auditorium of the Walnut 'IuirtprnFoh UieTfownshipTCommittec, announced last-night that he ' Who will be Cranford's * next Mayor F."P.^Andersen was re-, | Mrs.--' will be a candidate Jor the Republican nomination for reelection in motor vehicle" agent? That is the Avenue School" at 8 p.m. . . ' elected to his third term as chair- i Jnion; the GOP primary iniApril. "'".'•'.".'. $64 question making the rounds A highlight of the program will be the introduction of those Assume Municipal Offices man of, the Township,. Committee Commissioner -Whitty declared that -his decision to stand for of the community this week. who helped build the school. Bur- at the annual reorganization meet- •reelection was based on a sincere George M. Coffey, proprietor of ton C, Belden. chairman of the ing Monday night in.the municipal r :iche- building. ' Other highlights of the desire to'-help continue tlje poli- Coffey's Appliance Shop, 29 Alden In Reelection Bid. board's building committee, will . an- Seeks Reelection street, was offered the agency with- make the introductions'. -Among meeting were thp swearing In of lenn.is cies inaugurated by Mayor F." P. the blessing df the local De/no- those to be honored are persons Howard Cowperthwaite to his sec- Cahsas \ndersen and his colleagues on cratic organization." But Mr/Cof- who took an active part in pro- ond three-year term, the, administ- ormer viding for the new buildings and ering of the oath, of office to Ira I e commitiee and to help solve fey telephoned Acting Director terof " lany of the problems faced by a .Frederick J. Gassert. Jr/of the their construction and repres- D. Dorian, elected to his initial iki of. State Division of Motor/Vehicles, entatives of groups which assisted. term ' in JsJovcmber, and the an- ,oventing body in a growing com-' last Wednesday that lie had de- Louis' Troutman, president of nouncement of committee"Sjppoint- munity. • > cided not. to accept/the appoint- the Boardf of Education, will pre- jnents_!px_thccnsuingTy car- tvans Mr. ' Whitty served as police ment, and conflrmeoT his refusal by sent the two buildings, Brookside Mayor Andersen's name was commissioneir^from"June "~1 ST to. letter on Monday. .placed in nomination by Public ic aie Place School and the Walnut'Ave- ri' the December 31, 1951,' following the Meantime, WiHiam C. McPher- nue School, to Dr. Howard R- Best, Safety Commissioner Clarence L. resignation of former Police Com- Fritz who lauded the mayor for n Ro- spn, who has been conducting the superintendent of schools, who in jhlen- missioner* J. Edward Wolf, and _agency in. hi/real estate office at turn will present the keys of the his administration of the office !,was elected to his present three- 19 Alden street since October 1, building to the principals. Miss . duripg_the pasUwx>_years. Sec- year term in November, 1852. 1953, adyfced Mr. Gassert last Etta Tunner for Brookside Place During the past iwo .years, Mr. , was-. Thursday by letter that final term- School, andVincent Sarnowski lor Cowperthwaite ;,ind, Commissioner Whitty served as public affairs Dun-; ination/of the present agency is to Frank T. Whitty who pointed out. commissioner, a member of the ,• on or before FeBiruary~ir n De- Planning Board, iktcal Assistance afcei Dr. Frederick Raubinger, state the many hours Mayor Andersen ;neral; McPherson, a Republican,' commissioner of1 education, will be. has devoted to his duties and the Board and special deputy for advised by telegram on • as an- > the dedication speaker. He will be ability he has brought to the office.^ Mayor Andersen on the Civil De- ristmas'Eve that "after induce "introduced by Dr. Best. They declared it has been a plea- fense Council., •..'."'.'• tion of a new agent you will re- HOWARD COWPEBTIIWAITE IKA D. DORIAN At the reorganization meeting The invocation Will be by the sure to have served with him. He, ceive a minimum of two weeks' was r'celectud unanimously. of the committee Monday night, notice for final auditing and clos- Rev: Frank V. H. Carthy, rector Mr. Whitty was named chairman L. TAUAFCBRO of. Trinity Episcopal Church, and Mr. Cowperthwaite,, who has' ing out of your agency." served three1 years as chairman of of the . finance committee, 'sue- ] FRANK T. the benediction by Rabbi Philip New Building Valuations ceeding Howard Cowperthwaite. Latest candidate for the posi- Brand of Temple Beth-EI. The the finance committee, was ap- He formerly was a member of the tion is William G. Schmal of 16 combined chorus of.the Brookside pointed commissioner of public Traffic Coordinating Committee Lenox avenufc, who conducts a.A Place and -Walnut Avenue Schools Exceed %5SMU^ Mark works, succeeding James P. Duffy, insurance agency at i.5 Alden Taliaferro who was. not a candidate Nfor. re- • and of the special Committee Guidance will open the.program by singing Past records-were broken once more as, estimated value qf which conducted a study of park: street. Mr. Schmal Would not com- election. The latter was praised ment yesterday other than to con- "Crusader's Hymn" and "Bless new building construction in Cranford during 1954 topped $5,500,000, ing problems in the local busi- 1 Seeks School This-House."- -. • for. his service during' the past ness area., , Expansion firm that his name is under con- according to the annual report of Building'inspector Kred J. Dcller. three years. \ sideration ifor the appointment At the program, a brochure pre- Permits for which lees were charged totaled 568 during the Mr. Whitty, former commissioner • Commissioner Whitty has beep Unless a new agent is appointed "parcd by the publicity committee a resident of Cranford , for 14 Board Post year and covered new valuations estimated at $5,504,900; In addition of public affairs, was named chair- Setat^HS by February 1 or shortly there- of the Board of Education explain- there were two permits for which man of the finance; committee, and years and resides at 110 Several The guidance department at M. L. Taliaferro of 114 Hernlng ing the expansion project will be Court. He was born'in London, after, it appears that Cranford mo- avenue announced last, night he there were no fees, one to Calvary Mr. Dorian was assigned to the Cranford High School will be ex- torists 'may have to go elsewheri distributed. This brochure was England, and "served as" a. com- will.be a candidate for reelection Luthi«ranv Church for an addition, public affairs committee, which panded in September, Dr. Howard this year to'Securc renewal of thei written by Mrs. Charles Redden, New Courses this, year has; been enlarged to In- missioned officer in the British R. Best, superintendent of schools, to the Board of Education at the chairman arid Mr. Belden and M. valued at $110,000 and one to the^ Army during World War I. He driver's licenses and license tags February B school election. elude real estalfTlind development.. reports. / . ., One of the chief1 •„ obstacles U tl Taliaferro, members of the com- First Aid Squad for its headquar- ! In accepting the chairmanship came to this country in: 19?6 and For the neW. position, the Board Mr. Taliaferro, chairman of the mittee. ters building, on which a valua- resided in New York, Washington arousing enthusiasm among elig for another term, Mayor Andersen lucation T.uesday evening ible local Democrats over the. mo- newly-appointed planning com- Following the ceremony, the tion of $12,000 was set. For persons inJprestctl in rcad- and Philadelphia befote taking up Richard j. llegrand of mittee and of the teachers com- Taxable ratables at the close ng and writing, the Cranford Ad- reflected on what public service residence here. tor vehicle agency appointment is Walnut Avenue School will be means and whether the price is too Springfield, Mass. Dr. Best said that proposed state legislation mittee, wa£ appointed to the board of the year totaled $29,201,396. ult School has two new, courses to in May, 1950, was elected to a open for inspection. Dr. Best said much for one to pay. He said, Mi. Whitty has *een with Cities •. Legrand, a graduate of JWassa- would inaugurate a central agency the Broiokside-Place School will be an. increase of $1,127,620 over the offer at its spring semester. •m Service Oil Company, New York one-year unexpired term in 1951 there are rewards, not particularly chusetts University, will be as- within the next 18 months or two" open some evening at a later date total at the close of 1953, accord- In the writing field, the school City, for the past 28 years, serv- and to a three^year term in 1952. in self satisfaction, but in a feeling signed, part-time to the. guidance years for, the issuance of driver's for inspection by the public. ing to figures released by Tax As-has a class entitled "Better .Eng- ing as ;pfttce manager and for the 'He was a member of the board's that one has ' -helped to ' create department slnd'part-time as a so- licenses and license plates. This sessor Edward Markowich. lish." It is designed, Channing past JA-years as assistant pur- Long-Range Planning Committee, The following morning at 10 something. He said it 'is an. cial studies instructor. move would close all but a few. ' Tnc building valuations added Rudd. aasistartt director, said, to chasing agent. which recommended the construc- o'clock a cornerstone laying cere- patfonal therapy, nnd reepmmonde Mr. Legrand holds a master of of the present motor vehicle agen- mony will be held for the Walnut in 1954 represented an increase of provide aonie,help in getting over He directed the Red Cross fund tion of the^wo new-elementary •that' everyone should take somd arts degree in guidance from cies, many of which have -been in Avenue School. Thjs program is more than 50 perceh't over the" Obvious errors in writing arid raising campaigns here: in. 1046 schools which were recently-op- part in the life of a town. . Springfield College, Springfield, operation for a quarter of a. now being prepared by- the stud- 1953 total of $3,412,700 covered by sj>eech and'to help students to cx- and 1947, and is a member of the -Mass., and has done graduate, tury or longer. ened. 411 permits. Tpress themselves more clearly and Mayor Andersen termed • th vestry of -Trinity CJiurch and of A resident here since 1927. Mr. ents of the school, Mr. .Sarnowski year just ended as a memorable^ work towards a doctorate at Mass- reports. • . • New homes accounted for the more simply. . : the Cranford Republican Club. He achusetts University. He expects Taliaferro is a native of Staunton, major portion of the increase, one in township history. He said is married and has a son, Thomas, 1 Va,, and he came here-from Chir with 399 permits being issued dur- For those favoring the reading 1954 saw great advances mode in to continue his studies at- New course, the school will offer a class who recently returned from serv- York University or Columbia Uni- Post Office cago. He is a gradute of Virginia ing 1954 for dwellings valued at flood control' and in the improve- ice and is now a student at Upsala in "Speed Heading." This course versity. He taugh at South Had- Tech, where he majored in elec- PTA Council a total of $5,205,500 (including le s ce ment of the municipal sewer pro- College, East Orange. trical engineering. Before the war, permits for three, twQ-fami!y_rcsi- is aimed at increasing *] _. _P ?L gram. He praised th«y,public works ley High School, South Hadley, "arid comprehension in reading Mr. "N. Mass., for five years and is now he -was active-^in- Boy- Scout-and dences>.jvlr. Deller's report shows. department for having carried an Receipts at the Cranford Post Cub activities and is an active Next largest .item shown in the Rudd said, through timing tests, important burden oWing the past teaching in Springfield, Mass. Plans Play concentration and practice. While at. South Hadley; he Office for the year ending Decem- member of the .First Presbyterian^ At. a meeting Monday at. 9:30 report, .was that covering alt,cr- year, not' only in projects con- India Topic ber 31, 1954, totaled $181,440.79, Mr:.. Harriette N. Trumpore of taught vocal music for five" years Church; -He has two sons, James dim. at the Brookside' Place ations ana d additionrf,'. with 118 nected with that department, but an increase of $9,015.78 over the 37 Miinsee "drive, an English and and served as assistant football aijd Earl. School, the Cranford. Council of pcrrnits issued for' valuations to in such community projects as figure for 1953, it Was announced Spanish instructor* at Union Jun- and baseball coach and coached - Mr. Taliaferro is a member of ParentlTeacher" Association will taling $96,600. There also were the Memorial, Independence pay Of UJC Talk today by Postmaster Arthur F. ior College, will be the teacher for major sports in an inter-school the Western Electric Company's complete plans for its presentation pcrmits-for two new offices valued and Cranford Day: observances, "Some Internal Problems; in In- Metz. . •' -" • '— • the "Better English" course. She league. Dr. Bestsaidhe undoubt- Defense Project Divisionr which is of the play, "Kit Carson an* the at a total of $62,000. • and the community Christmas dec- dia" will be discussed" by Dr. Zoc Largest volume of business was (Continued on PaOe 8) 1 edly Would be assigned to a coach^ providing defense engineering Indians." Figures in other categories were oration project.. •• . • G. Tsagos at a community night done in the stamp category, ing .assignment at the' high ' (Continued on page 8) The program" "will be offered listed for the year as follows: One He sajd the police department program of Union Junior College where the total was $167,937.74. school. Dr. Best reports there is January 15 at 10:30 a.m. in the .warehouse, $40,000; two service has bceii reorganized during the on Tuesday evening at 8:15 o'clock including metered mail 3nd; par- a need for additional assistant auditoritlm of Cranford High stations, $33,000; 29 garages. $30.- past year ;ind that a further re-, in the college library. cel post, Mr. Metz reported. Early MOD athletic coaches.' . ' School by the Mac Desmond Chil- 900; one swimming pool, S23.000; vision of department rules is under Dr. Tsagos, who recently re- The over-all increasp' over last Deposits Up The board also hired a kinder- dren's, Theatre under the spon- one tank. $8,000; nine signs, consideration to strengthen the de- turned from India, is an economics year's receipts was attributed ty garten teacher, Miss Mary E. Wil- sorship of the > Cranford Council $2,600; two milk maijhincs. $2,000; Results'Good' partment even more. He reported, the postmaster to continued popu- ' and history, instructor at the local liams of Elizabeth, a senior at of PTAV.-, (Mrs. F. B. Slagic, cor- two patiosi $700; ,one radio tower, More, than $300 had been .re- that the fire department already lation growth and business ex- At ! college. While in India for eight the Nursery Training School, responding secretary, announced (Continued on Page S)' ceived up to last evening in the had undergone, a reorganization months last year, she traVefc ^ex- pansion. ' Time and demand deposits tof that tickets for the. play have annual March of Dimes drive, Tufts College, Medford, Mass. A talcd $19,599,559.30 in Crawford's and that it is hoped more ade- tensively. She accompanied her -As usual, the last quarter of the been distributed to all the ejemen- it" was announced last night by quate housing, facilities can be •5* graduate of Bradford Junior Col- three financial institutions oh De- husband who was assigped to lege, Bradford, Mass, she attended year, including the Christina* card tary schools. '.',-• Clergymen Slate William H. D'Arcy, local chair- "provided 'far . this department in Bombay by the Standard Oil and parcel • rush, showed ' the cember 31,, 1954, establishing a lo- "Kit Carson and the Indians", man. • • • v-- Ohio Wcsleyan University, Dela- cal record and representing a gain the near fututo' • ' . •< Companyof New Jersey. ware, O., for one year. She will greatest income. ' . is a play based on the story of a Brotherhood Rites Mr. D'Arcy said the local com- The mliyor stated that tax col- Receipts by quarters during of $373,011.24 ovdr total deposits' famous, historical event — the cpn- mittee is 'encouraged by the early Dr.Kenneth C.MacKay, presi- graduate in June - from Tufts The annual-coreimunity brother- (Continued on Page 8) -' dent of the college, invited the 1954, followed by figures for the here on December, 31, 1953. qiicst of. the American west. - It response and expressed the hope .•;/ . College. hood service will be held at 8:30 publicU-to _attend Jhe—program^ same .periods of ^953, were re- As of the close of 1954, deposits tells the story of Kit Carion, who. that Cranford will exceed its. goal p.m. on February 1« at TempL- which is being sponsored by the ported by Mr. Mete as follows: in the Cranford office of the Su-is described as the most daring of of $3,000 before January 31. ... „ 'FireFBaby' International Relations Club. • Trustees May First quarter, $41,267:50 — $39,-burban trust Company totaled all' the wilderness scouts, and Beth-El,'. the . Cranford Clergy The chairman pointed out that , A resident of Bound Brook, Dr. 493:25; second "quartcr,T$42,170.93 $9,877,362.03, made up'as follows: Blackhawk, who is described as Council decided at'a meeting Mon- there will be no Mother's March m Tsagos joined the faculty of Union Adopt Tentative — $39,482.46; third .quarter, $36,- Demand deposit^ $S,114,010.90, the fiery] young Indian prince of day.. •..-•% or other house.-to-house canvass to To Ostroyes. 924.78 $32,448.09; fourth quarter, and' •time deposits. S-J.763,351713. The Rev. Frank V. H. Ciirthy, pick up the coin cards and urged ' /' Junior College In 1941. She hm the Blackfoot nation. , Nona Lee Ostrovcbecame Cran- done research, and written a pros- Budget Monday $61,077.58 — $61,001(21. , On December 31. 1953, deposits at Other colorful characters in- rector of Trinity Episcopal Church, local residents to return the cards Mrd's. first-new-reiident ofj 1955 pectus on Korea for the Carnegie After working on the school bud- Addition of three substitute car- this institution totaled $9,644,883.- clude: Maria Josefa, the young will be preacher, flalibi Philip with their donation as quickly as and, as such, will receive a variety Endowhment for InternaUgtN?* .^et for the 1955-58 school year rier clerks during the year 79, made up as follows: Demand girl Kilt Carson plans to marry; Brana, 'president of the Clergy possible. of gifts. offered by members of ; Tuesday evening for several hours* brought the personnel total to 44 deposits, $5,126,191.07, iand time Council, said-the-cntire community Several Children are partici- Peace and she is former statt; a 1 Annie Bent, a rough-and-ready the Cranford-Business Association. tcmational relations chairman to?Mhe Board" of Education voted to in the local Post Office, including deposits. $4,518,692.72. frontierswoman with a grudg. will be invited to attend. pating in the drive by collecting Nona Lee, daughter of Mr. nlid the American Association of Uni- la'djourn to Monday evening to the postmaster, assistant post- The Cranford office of the Union against thieves and cheats; Chief Mrs. Rose .Wilkerscn of the nickels, dimes and quarters in the Mrs. Edward. Osti-ove of 106 Wil- versity Women. •• - | -..'. complete its work. master;- -superintendent of mails County Trust Company reported WKite Cloud, Blackhawk's be- Youth Consultation Service of the plastic test tubes, which may be shire drive, was born at 2:49 a.m. It is expected the board will and clerk in charge. total deposits of S8.197.138:05 as of loved father; and fasori Bancroft, Episcopal Diocese of New Jersey, procured from Miss Marian A. Saturday, January 1, in Beth-Is-' While in India, Dr. Tsagos was a was guest speaker. Schmitz, secretary ^ treasurer of guest of Miss Amy Rustamjee* tentatively adopt the budget on December 31, 1954, as follows: De- a slippery, giggling man whose S, racl Hospitsil, Newark. The new Monday evening and set a date for evil plans endanger the Old Fort. Rabbi Brand presided. p president of the Federated Uni- Mahar to Receive . (Contlnucd on Page 8) the drive, at The Cranford Citizen arrival weiflhed In at 7 pounds, 13 • versity Women of India, at a con- a. public hearing'. and Chronicle office. ' Work, on tho new budget was. Certificate for Heroism ounces and is the Ostrpyes' first- vention of the organization. Coin collection boxes also are child. - started"~c'urly in the fall by the William Mahar, a star scout of Jeffrey WltKington of.Westfield, being placed on counters of local Mr. and Mrs. Ostrove have becft and the board has been work Boy Scout Troop 78, will be president of the International Re- First Aid Squad Officers Reelected stores by James Johnston. residents of Cranford since last teg on it for several months. Un- awarded a certificate of-heroism lations Club, will preside. Victor D. Shaheen was; reelected Th<- Cranford Physicians" Club, September 1, coming hero from der consideration by the board, art! from the National Court of Honor co-sponsor* of the local drive with Newark. They formerly resided the need for additional special pectus on Korea, for the Carnegie president of the . Cranford First the Cranford Women's Club, is- an in Florida. Mr. Ostrove is co-man- teachers in such fields as art, mu- January 17 at St. Michael's Aid Sciuad and Polite Sgt. Harry uij* appeal this week for resi- •ilicr of the bakery for the Chock Metz Lists Aides sic and classroom teachers be- School. '-•_._: ._.-T- P. Pate waii named again to serve dents to increase- their donations Full O'Niits Company m1 Harri- cause of un expected increase in He will be presented the award S captain of <"*> s'(uil(l "t-^'i' iff jhf National Foundation f»» "^OTK Krs. ©strove is & native *>F For Heart Drii f^r t-^rninp "a.-vriff.-nld Alvin organization's; annual ..mectmjj) InOmtjk'.Paraly^-S^bi 50 percent Postmaster Arthur Metz, llr- The board also has under study Wynn. Jr.. on January 27, 1954, Mondav?nJK.W jn..J.he ,£oaen_ and.pn_;..ocdcr.'^^that research may_-_b<: __„ nvm of .the. Crunford Heart I a--request from the Cranford who had fallen, through the ice Four. >. continued, in tbe^ battle to con- ~IVseifnrt"ion of'the gifts'will be drive next month, today-am: Teachers''Association to place lill of the Rahway River near , the Other officers also were re- quer this dread disease, miule at the January UO meeting of oil assistant chairmen for the teachers on their proper- place oi Springfield avenue bridge. leeted as follows: Walter M.J -— — the CYu'nfotd Business Association tne salary guide. Such a request it n P. IItuys 10-Acre Tract in the Co.ich acid Four Restaurant, 1th estimated to cost between $50,000 Smith, secretary, and Harold S. according to LloycSGeller. associa- •' Mrs. n. A." Mclson of 321 Health Board Rename* 'inn pre^irleut. Mr. and Mrs. Os- co- and $60,000 this year. • Compton, treasurer. For New Development Union avenue, will serve i trove will be guests at the dinner. chairman. Other-chairmen wilj be: Aiidertien a« President Among the line; officers;, George A 10-acre tract abutting the Syseskcy was adv-jncod from sec- rear lots of Makatom drive from . Merchants participating in the T;>g Day, Mrs. Frank Carthy i Mayor F. P. Anderserv was re- 1 Gallows Hill - road to DreyerV awarding oi prizes for the first Forest avenue; plastic GOP Meets Wednesday elected-president of-the Board of ond lieutenant to jirst lieutenant, A round table discussion will be Health ut the annual reorganiza- Al Bendlin was namod second farm has been sol d to T. bybyof 1955 are: Bell's Pharmacy, Louis Cohen of 23 North bcrt by Mr. Bruner of t' Jody Malda. Seagek% Drug Store, Jivemie; curd party, Mrs. W| held when the Cranford Republi- tion meeting Monday night in tho lieutenant and Dominick ColaiV t-ri was elected master -sergeant. trarus-action was co*~ Cranford Bootery, Alban-Lewis, Dorian of 28 Hamilton uvent can Club meets at 8:15 p.m. Wed- municipal building. Manning Howitz, buildinjj chair- through the office of & A Hardware, Richard Hartlg, --tivujiurui',—Willinm ~J~McCr nesday in the Municipal Building. Wll 1 iawT PrSmith""wasTenamed- \. volunteer ph^rson. local realtor. \tin^ Jeweler:), B^ron'8 Drug 10 Locust drive, assistant' E. C McMahon, president, will health officer and secretary nnd man, reported that prcs ide. William E. Gourley was rcappoint- workers - have .put in ovrr-U.ooc Mr, Albert, , wh( Pivsidcnf of the Cranford BH IcH 11 iU ~partmcnt--St5re. Union Union County Trust CompaH There will be a Cranteen ses- cd plumbing inspector. man-hours thus far on the squad's ' rU-.tthermcade Hi ' Meetings will be held the Mon- new headquarters building at Cell- : buiJd the same ty ust C^., Crajiford Kurnl- Tho quota here is $21| I5I. sion at the Casino from 8 to 11 s Drug Storre "*^"<\ Su! - 11 this Saturday. Senior high day evening preceding the sec- tennial avenue und, North avenue, | iri. >Qs rieW develor- HiijhUcht of the drive will he Lp.m. ond Township Committee meeting Heart Sunday appeal from '! school students from PlainJlcld VICTOR D- SHAUEEN UABBV P. PAGE (Coiiti'iiicd

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•7' THECRANFORD CITJZRfl AHB CHRONICLE, TRUftSDAT, JANUARY 6, IMS JTBE CRANFORD THURSDAV,^JANUARY-6,TJ855 over and was extensively dam- Garwood, improper lights, $3 and |-«uel-Eilver tea, will be held at the Among the musd to be ct! placed in the'starting line-tip by. will be pi. entitled . "How to Take Care 61 aged after Wing struck by another [ $3; Vincent D'Onofrio, Winfiefd, Share Proceeds of Christinas Tree Sale home- of MrS. E. Duer Reeves, ano ioJbs by Jim Currah. •prohibited .territory for travel by Police Car can- ;• - / I no signal leaving''.curb, $3 and ~%3. 406-Casino avenue, at 2 o'clock. Tucker of CranftrdiVshe Sosnowski Dogs. Alien Registration Firemen's Club Elects staff. Miss Reinert Is following daughter, Christine Faith, on De«. citizens of the SovictJJnion.- in the footsteps of her sister, Mary ter beinj;struck by another car. j In General Session. .George E. Members may bring guests. sent Grace Cara Smith's "Cofiver- Kast, a promising sophomore The booklet explains' in lan- Havilaml President cember 27 M Muhlenber^ Hospi- m— Mrs. Clarence V. Joe'rndt, chaiT- sational Su: te, Opus 25." Shtf also center, was the only standout for In the. order, issued Monday Ellen, who was editor of the News Involvement The driver of the car which i T61I of 122 North Lehigh avenue Hits for 31 guage easily understood- by theCards Available in her scni6r~year at. Radcliffe, tal, Plainfield. MrrLaubenheimer was tined 25 man of,the hostesses, will be as- John E. Haviland was elected struck the police car on Decim-; S °n a disorderly will.. accon^pan;-; Ruth Behind the 31-point_^coring out the Scarlet as h£ scored 28 points. niuht, 21 percent of the United and who is presently on tfie staff is assistant scoutmaster of Troop sisted by Mrs. Thomas L. Brennan, laymen all a dog owner should At Post Off ice president of thb Cranford Fire- ber 14, Cnarl.es W. King. 23. of Person charge for creating a dis- soprano. , !. " !- • burst of Walt Sosnowski, Cranford Despite his.'ftne play, Cranford Stale is deelared a restricted area of the Harvard jdaughters of Mr. and' Mrs. Cranford, have "announced the luu ciation, have Leen reelet-ted as attempts and 11 free tosses for The line-up: Cranford pointed out that this is ard Dolan; and sergeant-at-anns, birth_of a daughter, Susan Jeanne, Charles J. Stevens-on reckless Auditions for membership to ity Act of 1952 requires every Walter W. Scheumann of 608 Speeding charges brpUHht-fines V VfiUVCJO follows:~Presid••:_ Berry, c 4 Brown, f 2 Township Recreation Committee, Burke is a freshman at Marietta Va.ughan of Jajtjs ,Air Force Base, license for two months. be held at 3 o'clock and the junior Ruhtard; state delegate, Fire- Wen'ken. c '5 13;Grahrn'.V o which permits the Mcensingirf th in the period through January'31. Harold W. Crormr.<102 Arlington! ^ed Gray. Jr.. and Kenneth Iy- end of fastbreaks and on,, drives 1 .0 Sl.Kast.c a .program of badminton will be College, Marietta, O., and Miss rscnsa thc h tryouts at 3:36 p.m. • . • ' man Reade, and trustee for three Thieme. c n 6 28 animal. , Azores Islands,'announce'the birth According to Sgt. harry P. road. paid $10 and'$5 for care- j * \ *\ ^fd table as the. underneath. 2 O. -llScarpitto 0 6 Mr. Metz warned that failure to SosVski, a 10 11 •'3 held on Tuesday evenings' at theClare Burke is a freshman at oftheir second child, Dean Jay, on Page, Miller pulled' but of line less driving. Cranford Kiwanis Club met for the Anyone desiring further infor- years, Bernard' Fleming,' After the Scarlet went ahead Curran. i* 6 Mr. Rowland stated that copies register will, upon conviction, re- GOP Club Fetes Cr.-mfoid High School"cym. Hunter, c 0 0 iiifee. b Dickinson College, Carlisle, Pa. December 23. They ako have a 1 while driving west on South ave- On a charge'of-driving with fic- first time under its new slate ol mation may contact Mrs. Fergu- __The.local is Dlanningla square "1 2 o sult in a fine notf-to. exceed' S200 4-0 on a field goal by George Ray- Saywer. B 4, StareKa.fi o of the pamphlet have been placed T-he first session will be; held ""' •-'-- :^ T*-.-;very °L Phi Sigma Nu Fraternity of tlolph, daughter of'Mr. and Mr---,_ lice car -in which Sgt. Page was arid assessed $5"costs!! ~ aurant On Tuesday. year will be held • Wednesday at Jl. Fireman Dickwo^th, chair- and will be offered to the dog own fully or inexcusably fails to report •president, wasJiohored at a luncli-j points to\ clinch the decision. Totals 32 23 87| Totals 26 l6 50 Tdiht ^ Rider College, Trenton,' has re-C. H. Rudolph of 103 South Union. traveling in tho* opposite direc- Passing red- traffic fights A farewell salutation to* Imme- the home of Mrs. Delbert F. man, is assisted by Robert Grif- Sosnowski got 13 of the 18 tallies, er when the 1955 dog tag is pur his address is liable to deporta- eon Tuesday afternoon at Markos Restaurant by the executive com- turned to Rider-after spending- avenuer -, © Uon. brought fines of $7 plus $5 costs. diate Past President ^versen and Brown, 614 Boulevard, Westficld. fin and • Edward Rouvd 'while Ed Hobbie and Chuck Pres- chased. The pamphlet is paid fo- tion. ' - - - ' Collegians Corner Sgt. Page reported thaf when' each, ..for George D. Gamble of his officers was presented by Past by funds paid the SPCA by the mittee of the. Cranford • Women's the holidays with his parents, Mr. ton, each got. a field goal and SPCAPiunvphlet Required to report are aliens re- Republican Club. Miss Marilyn Mears of 3 Adams and Mrs. .William Gangaware of he turned the police car'around 54-72 Third avenue, Garwood, and President Harney. and oh behalf Dan Berry hit oh two free flips. municipalities under their contract siding permanently in the -United Mr. nnd Mrs. Neil Owen Riche- Mrs. JonCs was presented' with avenue, is among candidates for 185 North avenue, easti- • to give chase, Miller cut off hisEdward S. Moore of Clark. of the club. Past President Gray , • •» , •"'„•.'•{-.'• —Photo by A. Nic Hoouland Throughout the remainer of the Being Distributed with the Society. States, as -well as those admitted 'graduation with high honors at sou of Kansas sCity, -Kan,, an- lights and turned-Into Lincoln Jose L." Isabel of Newark paid presented gif is of appreciation to Victor D. Shaheen, president of the Cranforjd First Aid' Squad, Inc., is shown receiving contest, Cranford heleh- about a Add itipnal-copies of thepamph for temporary peripds as visitors, a gift in'.recognition of her serv- nounce the birth of a son, DenniV ice as president. Mrs. John Ellems New Jersey College for Women, Bill "Cromey, son of Mr. and avenue, east. In-chasing the flee- fines of-$5 plus $5 costs for ig-Mr. -tverscn and Russell Howard. check for $474 from F. Edwin Winter, commander of Cranford Post 212, American Legion. Look- CranforcPs Sunday 20-point lead. Rahway never With Dag Tags let and, others dealing ivithcats transients or students. Reports al- New Brunswick, who will be hon- Owen, on. December 28 in.iCansa^ ing driver to Lincoln avenue, east, noring a stop sign and $2 plus $2 the club secretary. ing on at right is Daniel H. Moses The check represented half of the net proceeds of the sale threatened seriously. • - . birds, fish and other domestic ani so must be filed by those-, who, was chairman for the luncheon Mrs. G. W. Cromey of 5 Marsh City. Mrs. Richeson is'the former' Dog Owners buying 1955 li- and she was assisted by Mrsore. d at a .dinnur this evening by street, has returned to Lafayette and Centennial avenue, where he costs for driving with only one Past President Rudd introduced Coach Bill Martin started sub- rhals are available with out charge through' violation of immigration Miss Jeiirnie:G16gbrs'k"i,'daughter of of Chrismas trees which the Legion conducted during the holidays for, benefit of the First Aid cense tags for "their pets, in the Benjamin Brixn'er. the curriculum committee of fheCollege, EaKton, Pa., after spend- finally caught him at a traffic license plate. ' • the new officers and board of di- stituting in the second period and by merely calling the SPCA shel- laws, are in the United States il- NJC faculty. Mr. and Mrs. Frank Glogorski of • Squad and the Legion. Mr. Moses was chairman of the project, which was conducted on town- 10 towns served by the Union a light, Sgt. Page related, he passed Other fines included: Robert rectors, an<£ Emil Heidt. of . the Store Schedule by the end of the game each one ter, ''Kindness Kennels," in Rah-legally, . A board meeting followed the ing thephrist'inas holiday with' his. 200 North avenue, east. ship-owned property on Springfield avenue, through the cooperation of the Township Committee :ounty SPCA under its Regional luncheon. Mrs. Joncs—prcsidod. i—is-'a—junittn the corner of Lincoln avenue. R., Esposito. Springfield, no in^Elizabeth club, one of the founders of his. 14 players had way. TlmTEeTTfnT^auKh The club will "conduct its an- east, .and Burchfleld avenue, 1 sppftlnn "berlin of 11 Hampton street, re- of 138 North Lehigh avenue are dent's pin. Coffee Pot Explosion Mountainside, Roselle, • Rostille William A. Balsam, son of Mr.Markos Restaurant. Officers and -BIRTHS- reported he suffered a severe lac- " ord for a Cranford team. Junior Chamber turned to Smith College, North- receiving congratulation!: oa'.the The new president then, took the Salute to New Year 'ark, Springfield, Westfield and and Mrs. F. W. Balsam of 23 Oak members' of the board .will' be Mr. and Mrs. James W. Towart, eration of the scalp, concussion, Jackie Cooper did not play be- Winfield) will be given a free ampton, Mass, on "Monday after Jr., announce the birth of n daugh- birth of their"third son, Kevin Ro- gavel of office and conducted the Mr. and Mrs. Edward ConnelLof lane, has been promoted' to cor- elected. Mrs. Brixner has been cause of illness and he was re- Organizational spending the holiday season at ter, Jean Elizabeth, .on December bert, on December 19 at Muhlen- - remainder of the meeting. He re-171 'North Lehigh avenue started a' possible fracture of the skull pamphlet published by the SPCA poral, by the'Army. He is serving nominated to succeed Mrs. Jones, home. • 27 in Dallas, Tex: Mrs. Towart is berg Hospital, Plainfield. '• marked that he was accepting, his the New Year off' witti a bang and possible spinal injuries. He BARON'S Session Here with, the Army at the Clark Air who served two terms. the former Janet Rudolph, daugh.: position with a TeehnK of respon- when their coffee pot flipped its was taken to the hospital In the Force Base in the Philippines. A Another.step to form a Cranford Miss .Niiriey*"Reinert; "daughter ter of Mr. and Mrs. Fred J. Ru- >dbi!ity and determination, to lid. and exploded' shortly after graduate of Cranford High School A son, Frederic Richard* wa3' FirstrAid Squad ambulance.; .chapter of the Junior Chamber of ol JVlr. ancLMrs^Rt.C^Rciiier.t of dojph^fo.rmerly of Cranford.- . — match'.the- club's past achieve- midnight during a New -Year's Eve and rUnion-Jttnior~CoHegerhP~at=" born-to" Mr. and MvST"Johh . Dun-;~ The bus was checked by a local Commerce will be taken tonight 211 Claremont place, recently ments and success. party.. - ' : IN CRANFORD IT when the Eastern. Union County terided Delaware' University; He For Russian Travelers iti-r of H2 Mohawk drive on Do-' •• mechanic and found to be in good' was appointed exchange ' editor Mr. anil Mrs. Chris Laubcn- The meeting was closed with The Connells report that "nine and Westfield Chapters conduct a has been in the Army nearly twp .cember 27 .at Elizabeth General working order, Capt, Powell-re- Under, an order by the State of the Radcliffe. News ^for theheimer of 5 Omaha drive announce presentation of a one-year perfect cups of coffee.didn't look so well meeting* in the lilunicipal Building years. . ' .1 Hospital. .The couple also has an— ported. He said no charge .was Department, the Cranford area is eominfj year. In joining the News the birth of their'second child, a attendance pin to Winfield Koh- all over the place,' but we were at 8 o'clock tof prospective mem- other son. Jay. . brought against the driver, fend- ler and an 'announcement by Past thankful no -one. got hurt real bad." bers. ing further investigation and out- President Harn^- that the club is come of the victim's injuries. A film will be shown on the typ- planning to hold' an auction sale ical activities of a Junior Cham- WHITE SALE SPECIALS again later this year. ' Man Hit by Bus Assisting .at the scene were 0 ber of Commerce chapter. Repjer Guests in addition.to Mr. Heidt Sgts.. Peter Miller and William sentatives from the two nearby included William Schmelz, Roselle Out of Hospital Gassmann and Patrolmen Louis. units will answer any questions •' >•- Park; Douglas Meaney, Howard Guertin, LeRoy BrinkerhofT, Rob- SCHER'S, SEAGER'Si prospective members may have. QUILTED MATTRESS PADS Charles J. Skillin, 83. of 37 •••I Ohas. Kurtz Market Hermes and Leonard'Munday, all ert Ryan, .Henry. Polidoro and The new chapter will include of Plainfield. and Addison S. Mac-. Arlington roatj, was released Sat- Albert Fischer. Cranford,' Garwood and Kenil- urday from Muhlenberg Hospital, BELUS & '•'3. and See! Dougall, guest of David Murray, Hi. FOR worth' men. Members of the East- Twin, Ress. 3.50 ...2.98 and Thomas Brown,'guest of Mr.'Plainfield, after" receiving treat- DRUGS ern Union County and Westfield SchmeJU- . ment for Injuries received when DAR to Hear chapter living' in the Cranford HATHAWAY'S area will make-up the nucleus for FuIU'Reg. 4.98- .'3.98 Do you believe that food prices are pretty much the he .was struck by a bus on North COSMETICS same in all food markets?—that where you shop makes Talk oil Colleges the .Cranford. chapter. . These durable, washable bleached white pads will Invents Method Union . avenue „ between Alden "The History Of American Col- add years of life to your mattress. Close zieiae little difference in the total cost of your order? Then WILL BE CLOSED Wallace-Dhcon, a member of the E. - Duer Reeves, 406 Casino street and North avenue, westl leges" will be the subject of a stitching prevents cotton filling from shiftincv , you're in for a pleasant surprise the vary first time you avenue, is the inventor of a REVLON Eastern Union County, chapter, re- last Thursday, morning. . ; talk by pr. Kenneth C. •'MacKa^r, ports the Junior Chamber of Com- shop at CHAS. KURTZ MARKET because our policy, method for preparing . a catalyst president of1 IJnion Junior .Col- which may be used in the manu- Police Capt. Lester W. Powell merce is a service organization of making every price a low price gives you a storeful lege, at a meeting Tuesday, of the It's Always SAFER for men_between the ages of 21 ; facture of high octane components reported. Mr. Skillin was crossing 3I .of sayings — not a handful of "specials.*' And the Crane's Ford Chapter, Daughters AQUAMARINE LOTION and 35. He pointed out that the for motor gasolines, for which he To Buy Your Drug Needs in a Drug Store bigger your order, the thriftier this policy is for you. from the east side of the'street of the American Revolution. group covers all occupations. FOAM RUBBER PILLOWS has been granted a United States in mid-block when he , stepped The meeting, the chapter's an- WHJBLE SIZE B6TTLE Where every price is a low price — a longer list means paten*. Mr. Reeves is a member All young men interested in the larger savings! ' from between parked cars into new chapter were urged by Mr. of the staff of the Standard. Oil the path of a No. 10 bus owned $2.00 VALUE \ Reg. 7.98 5*98 Development .Company, Linden. Dixon to' attend tonight's meeting. Every Day Low Prices by Beyiano Chartered Service of This pillow Is plump, ever buoyant and allercy- Linden 'and driven by No/ey F. * n' . • . ______proof. What's more, it's moth and mildfw proof CroHHe & Men In Service Beviano, .49, of Roselle. * Capt. .too! The fine Saiiforized,VkrlUte cover slips off foe Colleagues Praise easy laundering. ' ' :' Ehler's '..,/. ./y" .'. .' 46-oz. can Cpl. William S. Minton, USMC, Powell jsaid the pedestrian was RED BAG COFFEE Ib. 99c TOMATO JUICE son of Mr. .and Mrs. Robert. M: knocked to the pavement and " SAVElfS^ James P.Duffy Minton of .96 Centennial avenue, slid under the front end of the •'.'•• ', ' Kraft James P. Duffy, who has, re- CANNON MUSLIN — White Armour's has returned to Newport. • R. I.,bus.-!"', c , " ' '.•'••' '• '" • tired as a member of the Town.- after ^pending the Chijistmas holi- $1.25 VALUE 2 lbW Dr. Abraham Thaler examined 87c VALUE ship Committee, was praised for 63x 99 —^ Rep. Evaporated MILK 2 cans 25e VELVEETA - 89c days here with his parents. his courage, energy, good judg- MATTRESS COVER Clinical KLEENEX ment and accomplishment by fel- 72x 99 — tLeg. 2.39 Eltler?* | low commiiteemen at a year-end ; . Granulated SUGAR 5 lbs. 49c 72x108 — Hegr. 2?59- ib con Thermometer 300^ meeting of the Township Com- -Twin or Full, Retf. 4.98 .3.98 GRADE A COFFEE 99c mittee on December 28. 81x 99 — Rec 2.59-. 1 Made of durable unbleached muslin for Ion* wear. JNncoa ... • -t . • ... A BOXES one Praising their retiring colleague 81x108 — Reg. 2.79-.• Sanforized, for smooth, permanent Qt. '.'You save MARGARINE V lb. 29.C Campbell V were Mayor Fred P. Andersen, by buying now. Save by protecting your' mattress. a'-'.- -' - - •.'• m hand Commissioners Clarence 90x108 — Regr. 2.99 CRISCO or SPRY 3 Ib. can 89o can i veto the Fritz, Frank T. Whitty and How TOMATO SOUP 10c T CASES —Reg. 69c $2.00 VALUE ard Cowperthwiute. They partic- WESSON OIL at etc IV R C • ' •" ' •*? - ; ularly cUed his work in the town- Save on DAGRON CURTAINS CANNON PERCALE — White ^ ^\ ' lb ship's, flood aDntrol program. SWEATER Regarding flood control. Com- MARTEX KITCHEN ORIGINALS Swans Down PREMIUM CRACKERS Wash, hknc dry In minutes — no Ironing ever, ' .72xJ08 i- Reg. 3.19,••• • • y KAZ VAPORIZER mission Duffy said credit should Just whisk your curtains through the suds, CAKE MIXES pks. 28c go to Township Engineer Patrick hang them at your windows, they dry com- 81x108— Reg. 3.49-•"• 2.98 Quality Meats SPORT SHIRT J. Grail. He spoke of the "'splen- pletely wrinkle proof. - 59c ea. Welch's did cooperation" given . him by 90x108 — Reg. 3.79 '.. 3.29 1147 54 Inch — Reg. 4.98 — 3.99 GRAPE JELLY lO-o*. Jar 25« his associates on the committee CASES — Reg. 8^0 *-... -^ Choice , OR 4 TIES and by employes of "departments. 3 for 1.59 BEAUTIFULLY CLEANED AND, PRESSED G3 Inch — Reg. 4.98 — 3.99 You've never seen kitchen toweLs like these! Mar- Anna Myer's . ' >;-"," lb £1.50 VALUE 40-HOUR Commissioner Duffy said his CANNON PERCALE — Colored tex famous dry-me-dry, made of cotton, linen and LEGS LAMB 59c only venture into public office 72 Inch — Reg. 5.98 — ' 3.99 STRAWBERRY PRESERVES rayon — and In such beautiful colors and patterns. had been a "grand experience" 81 Inch — Reg. 5.98 — 4.99 72x108 '— Reg. M9...,..,..ru...... 2.98 10-oz. Jar 35c Armour's Star . HOT WATER ALARM 35c DYED NAVY or QLACK — Sample Shades 32.97 and' he expressed .regret that busi- 81x108 — Reg/3.79-,- 3«39 lb ness and doctor's orders prevented 90 Inch — Reg^ 6.98 — 4.99 BONELESS POT ROAST 69c BOTTLE CLOCKS him from, continuing in office. CASES —- Reg. 1.00-r-...... ,.' .89 m Broadcast 1 Corned Beef HASH lb. can 29c SPECIAL $-1 He thanked the public for its Readv-To-Eat many courtesies. » PACIFIC CONTOUR ~- MA.RTEX CHALK-STRIPE TOWELS Tenderieaf V-, . ", ' • PIXIE HAMS $3.50 VALUE . top or bottom v Local Lions Honored ^ Bath Size, Rets, 2.50 ..1.75— TEA BAGS Box of 64 59c- TWIN — Reg. 3.49-...... 1.99 At Interzone Meeling . • I .. -I i •'•• Fruits & Vegetables FULL — Reg. 2.69- •- 2.29 ALL Detergent • 10 lbs. $2.39 Qpen Daily - 8:30 AM. to 10 PJVL Dr. Earl ATDunfee and Direct- Hand Size, Rejr. 1.19 ... .79 1955 may wfjll be the "ye«frqf decision" in the or of Public Safety Clarence«-lJrTJ •)""'••'.. BEAUTIFUIXY CLEANED AND FLUFFED PACIFIC CONTOUR - Percale De-bey ' • .... Tender Fritz, both formers-deputy district ;| long, hard fight against polio.. Science, after governors of. Lions International Wasli flt)tli, Reff. 39c . .29 TOILET TISSUE 4 rolls 44c bu H. H AYERS top or bottom x YOUNG BEEtS ^ 29c years m unflagging research, appears about to and both members of the Cranford You bought them at the regular price'— watch how Lions Club, were presented with TW'IN — Reg. 2.98 2.49 fast they Co at these sale prices. Large, thirsty score a stunning triumph over this dread dis- towels in green, aqua, and yellow stripes. Cot-Rlt« . Indian River HAND CREAM lapel emblems at an interzone din- - F»tL> Reg. Z3&-... 2.7? WAX^APER roll tor ease. " , *"•.'•' ner meeting in the Cranwood. Gar- ' Seedless Grapefruit 3 ^c REG. $2.50 VALUE wood, Tuesday , night. The p^- Annan's Clbverbloon Funds are urgently needed ^UW for the final cntatiorts were" made by Deputy lb NOW ONLY 10 OZ. District Governor Manning E. BITTTER tb. 73c Parsnips or White Turnips 2 15c push to victory. Every dollar contributed Rowitz, also of the Cranford club. STARTEX:'TOWELING Attending the session were 75 Lsrge Fresh speeds,the day when the world can at long members of the Cranford, Gair-J C WHITE EGGS •« dor. 53c last be free from'this grim destroyer of life Wood and Wintield ch_jbs. Thc' jr. 59c v Heavy guage Plastic Shower Curtain Set hi a (uH [HA5.KUBTZ«e VOTICC range of colors. The fa\U>y>.iniZ u t>ubli>h«tl in 81 Inch — Reg. 4.50 •— 3.98 Reg. 2.98— NOW OWh .&• OPERATtO 8Y linctr with trur trvf" irur rLAnir^ of pcnolu 2 for 5.00 o U c [U SYSE SKEY.INC W^ FZ^^*^'••» ' .tcnaat \'«. ' 21 N. UNION AVE. CRANFORD 64)150 Hume Owitcr* Asioci^fUMi 15151 , ' Cranford Vru»X Co. Sum Hour* — tt30 A. BL to 6 P. ON ROUTE 28 by knrrsrr1 * Subvxtura Trusi Co. NORTH UNION AVENUE ».. oi Cr^uiurd. New Jcney an's CRANFORD &0234 4 ..•

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afed; with SigmaPhi. Epsilon and Pa.', were week-end guests of Mrs. nati, O., where they ..visited their in Houston, Tex., after spending m Pi Sigma Alpha, political science Among Girls Whose Betrothals Ha ve Been Revealed ISpged tt Elizabeth Man M. J. Seavy of 115 Forest avenue. parents, Mr. and Mrs." Floyd Price; Entertain for Student* Sunny Acres Gardeners Engagement AnnouncementshohorJry. ' ' isB Werner tj»e holidays with their parents Sr., and Mr. and Mrs. Ray Charn- ; ^ A spring wedding is planned. From India, Formosa " in Cranford and Beverly. Lt- To Hear Talk on Birds !l '. Sir.- and.: Mrs. Edward Saias of 'oerlain. • ' . - • • Kendall' is the; son of Mr. and Plans Wedding Guests were present from India, 10, Romcre place entertained at n Mrs. Andrew F. Kendajl of 26 ''Birds" will be the subject of "'.'• Brighten EiMdm^iw Many ;. Caulfleld—Wler _: :, Formosa and California as-Mr. r B. Hflwley's talk this eve- parRP New Year's I Eve for 28 "' M -, and" Mrs. David N. Tyre Bjiech- street and is with the Air &•••"• The betrothal of th^efr daughter! Epr January 15 and JMrs. Fred W, Mayer of 503 .'•-.'. ' Following a tradition of long standing, the holiday season just Force stationed at Eljington Air ning for members of the Sunny Miss Harriet Elizabeth Wier, to guests 'from CranfoMi, Westfield, ar>d their sons. Philip and Stevep. Orchard stix'et entertained away- concluded was made the most important one thus far. for' many Mr. and Mrs. .Charles Werner Force .Base in Houston, where he Acres Garden Club. Mr.- Hawley Thomas Francis Caulfield, son of New' York "City and Westchester. pi 102 Makatom. drive, spent, tho trom-home students on Christmas }ocal girls by the announcement of their engagements. Among of 611 Orchard "street have an- is attending claisses in., the elec- is bird chairman of Summit NaT it Mr. artd Mrs. Thomys Caulfield of weefcf-end in Elkins Park Jgg;, vis- Day. now planning for the weddings to come are. the following: nounced the. forthcoming mar- tronics and guided missiles school. ture Club and also is-chairman of Rahyvay", has been revealed-by" Mr, Mr. and Mrs. Haring S. Mintpn iting Mn and Mrs. J.JHarrisiTyre. Present from India were V. K. the Trailside Museum Committee, ' Andewen—-Berry 4 riage of their daughter. Miss Mrs. Kendall is the former Miss and Mrs. Charles- H. Wier of 29 if Rochester . N. Y.. returned Mon-, Alexander and Dr. R. S. Kush- 1 "j" Mr. and Mrs. t>. Sm.ead Berry of National Life Insurance Company. Lorraine Werner, to Frank Mac- Barbara Pettit of Bcverlv. ' meeting will be held ,at the fev :•.:•;• Grove 'street.- , ' •' .'. '• ' day afteivspending two week? here Philip Conley of Endicott. N. Y., Murray Gambee. son of Mr. andwaha, both of whom are studying Mrs. George P. Kaiser of Prospect avenue, have an- Mr. Bi>yd, a graduate of.^Cnn- 1 visiting their son and daughter-in7 spent the holiday week-end "with jiounced the engagement of their ford High School, is a bonirir at Miss Wier, nn alumno of Rah- .Mrs. Martin Gambee of Pawling; at Princeton University. Thaje 39 Munsee drive. ' ,; \ , way High School, is» employed in aw, %-iv. and Mis. KuoeiyM. Min- his parents. Mr. and Mrs. Wal'er fr'om Formosa were Eidu'ard VIA Board Meet* daughter. Miss Katherine Md Norwich yniveijsity, 'Northfielil. >N. y.' ", • •• t the oilice of Purolator Products, •oii ct !)C Centennial aycnui;. • J. Conley of 3 Sylvester street. Huang and his . cousin. David Tac Executive Btoard' of the Vil- Vt.. i wlujre, he is ;i number of The^yedding will.take place at George M. Lincoln, Jr.^ of 102 tosh Berry, to Donald Edward An- - .•: •;..., ..:"'.. . ' '/. . Inw, Rahfe'uy. »— Huang, both studying at New. lage , Improvement ' Association Lambda Chi fraternity. the Episcopal Church" in Milling-, Park" drive, has been initiated dersen, son of. Mr;, and'.Mis. An^ Mr. Caulileld, a- graduate of St. York University. will meet Tuesday morning at the - No dale has .been'set for the Dr. and Mrs, C.^yndall Knapp. Members of the Momettes Club ton at 2:30 p.m. on Saturday, Jan- into Chi Psi, national social fra- "drew P. Andersen of lia Coium- Mary's 'Grammar School, Rahway, ' The ' student frdm California home of Mrs. Charles Schillinper, ternity,; at Lthigh University, bia avenue. ' wedding.,.• Jtid their- children, Alan, Jeffrey made house-to-house holiday visits uary 15, with a rttcption follow- attended St. Peter's High School, and Cynthia, formerly of 410 High lasJLweek. Participating were Mrs. was John Hadsell-, who is doing 10 Greaves place, at 9:30 o'clock. Bt'thlehem. Pa.- ' ' '-. Tne bride-to-be, a graduate of New Brunswick; •„ He Is employed ing at the Chanticier In Millburn. graduate* work at Columbia Uni- ;fanford High School, attended - Breza—Montas itreet. moved iast weekijntp their John Bispoji, Mrs. John Voss, Mrs. . Miss Werner is -in graduate of by. the Rahway Board of Water home at 12 Sutton place. Harold. Schott* Mrs. Raymond versity. ' His wife .and two chil- •arsons School, of Design. She -is Announcement hiis been m.'ide Commissioners and formeily serv- Cranford High School, Mr. Gdm- dren were with him. Other guests vlth McCanri-Erickson. Inc., Newof the engagement of. Miss Joan C. Reinhardt, Mrs. JFred De MaVco bee is ia graduate^/ Bard Col- ed five and a hair years in the and Mrs. William Hubiak. included^ members of the family ork._ •.- "'• .'•''•• . , Montag, daughter, of-Mrs". Emm:i C. Navy. '• ' ' ' • Mr.' and Mrs. Jay T(. Rodgers of lege, Annandale, NJTY., j^nd is and Mr. and Mrs." Thoma^Abbott 1/ you are planning a Montag of 29 Wall street- and the M2 Casino, avenue entertained at employed by Stone -and Webster and children. The prospective bridegroom, a late Edgar G. Montag,_-to Ejnest a New Year's Eve party ^Iqr.'lZ Miss Holly MiliuB, daughter of Securities Corporation in Now [raduate-of-Cranfond High School1 J. BfezaTson ofMr. and Mrs!. Johni—- —- .-•Essie—Cufda—: '—'— / Aiino.uncetpent of the engage- MISS JUDITH L. SMITH HtISS JfOAN C. MISS KATHEEINE M. BEAKY MISS JOAN WEISBERG BOSSU JOAN V. CCCCIA guests- frdm .Maplewood, "Short Mr. and.'Mrs. Howard Milius of 9 York City. ' Mr. and-'MrsJRoVert A. Baker of Spring Wedding rid Seton Hall University, South Breza of Woodbridgcr""'"'-«. Hills, Springfield and Montclair. Tuxedo place, entertained' at an' Miss Werner was honored last 46 Iroquois road entertained at a )range, served two years in the ment of Miss J&iin'-Veronic'a Cuc- A grudiiate of Crunford- Hish ciu, daughter of Mrs. Loretta Cuc- ployed by the Anibby Manufactur- of EllzaBethtown Chapter, Ameri- open house party New Year's Day week at a surprise bridal shower ifamily .supper party Sunday eve- Vrmy of Occupation in Japan. He ment of their daughter. Miss Mary town. She is employed by the Bridal Shovcer Fetes „ reservations School', the bride-elect is employ- cia of 124 Columbia avenue and ing Company, Perth ^niboyJ can Red, Cross. '' .- , . Ann Kaminski, to. Arthur F. Ryan, Mrs, Stanley Tobiasson of Nixon for^ -JO guests from CranJord and at the home of Mrs. A. J. Arens- ning. There were 2lr guests from s associated with Buchanan Elec- Gutehdorf Advertising Agency, ed- in the credit department, of the late Frank Cuccia, to Frank i. Mr. King, a graduate of Cran- A graduate ot Thomas Jefferson son of Mr. and Mrs. Laurence G. Wilkes-Barre, which is affiliated' wjll entertain at canasta this eve- Pehnsylvania. dorf of 609. Orchard street. Guests New Brunswick. Milltown, Perth rical,Products .Corporation, Hill- Boyle-Midway, Inc. itfitt Jacquelin Gearrick Essig, Jr..son of Mr. and Mrs. Es-'ford High School, served' four High School, Elizabeth,' George- Ryan . of 28 North -avenue, west. with WILK-TV in Wiikes-Barre- ning for Mrs. *James- C. Stokes, included Mrs: Oakley Clark, Mrs. Amboy and Bloomfield. • should be made Ide, as assistant sales promotion Mr. Brezn, a graduate of Wood- Miss Jacquelin Gearrick, sig of We^tfleld, was made on years In the Air Force including town University and Georgetown Miss Katninski attended Garey She has a daily television program Mrs. Harry Henderson. Mrs. Sid- Mr. and Mrs. W. C. Taylor and Fred Hamm, Mrs. Howard Von rianager. • bridge High Scho61, served in the ney Schneider, Mrs. Harold O'Lea- Diesen, Mrs. John J. Banker, Mrs. Christmas Ewe.'-- . one year in Korea and is employed School of Medicine, Washington, College and Moser Business Col- on the station called ''Just Between daughter of Mr. and' Mn. Walter their daughter. Debbie, of Pitts- Mr. and Mrs. George P. Kaiser The engagement was made Navy during World Wur II. Ho is ry. Mrs. Frank R. Heick, Mrs. Wal- William West, Miss Nancy Glen- Miss Guccia, a graduate of Holy by Gering Products, Inc., Kenil- Dr. Koppisch is serving his intern- lege in Chicago. . Friends." ' . . Gearrick of 408 Manor avenue, burgh, Pa., left Sunday after visit- ol 39 Munsee drive entertained at this Ofonth. :nown at a family party given by employed as a laboratory techni- ter Swartz and Mrs. Rdl»ert Laier, denning. Miss Priscilla. Glenden- Trinity High School, Westfield, is Worth^ ship at St. Michael's Hospital, Mr. PRyan attended . Cranford was guest of\honor recently_at_a_ ing for fiv.e days with Mr. and dinner Monday -evening for six Jr. and,Mrs. Berry. • cian by E. I. ..DuPont de, Nemours N Mr. Turreli- .is ir graduateo, of_ -Jr. • • ' Y nlrig, Mrs. Robert Wiese, Mrs. employed as a bookkeeper at Rich- : . A spring wedding is planned. Newark. - •-•-•• ,. .schpols.ancLRntgers-Univcrsity. He Mrs. Arthur H. Houseknecht of 211 guests from Jeffersonville, N.Y., Company.JEcrth Ainboy. ' ; Xawrenceville School and Wash- bridal pantry shower. John J. O'Lcary, Mrs. W." G. Call Miis Carpenter, JOT '. ard HnrtlB s PhintShop.—-•-•'•-••—- served with the Army in Germany Beech street. and Chatham. * Balden—W . No date has been- set for the Mr. Essig, also. a graduate of ington and Lee University and^ is The affair was given by Miss Mr. and Mrs. George P., kaiser Walsh and Mrs. Werner. . Estimates Dr. Koppisch—Ard . - Nordstrom—Meyers and, is employed as midwest -rep- Mr. and Mrs. Samuel. Weisberg A'edding. Holy Trinity High School, is em- a member of Phi Delta -Theta and Mary Brunnex of 404^ Manor ave- and their daughter. Miss Barbara Mr. arid Mrs. Charles F. Han- Mrs. John L. Ard, Sr., of Eliza- resentative of the C. I. Hammond Phi Beta Kappa. He, is associated Mr. and Mrs. Philip Tardif of of South Orange announce the en- ployed at Sunlight Green Houses, iaiss Sherley. Ann Meyers' en- nue, her prospective maid of Kaiser, of 39 Munsee, drive, spent sei, Jr., of 401 Prospect avenue Mr.u v and Mrs. Lawrence M.- beth has announced the engage- Company. ... with the Delaware, Lackawanha 166'Mohawk drive entertained on gagement of, their granddaughter, Burke—dammlll New Brunswick< He served 21 gagement to Ronald Bruce Nord- honor, and Hiss Elizabeth Fen- . MISS PHYLLIS JOYCE SKARBEK the week-end in Bethesda, Md., entertained at open house Sunday Tucker and Mr. and Mrs. Ken-New Year's Eve. Their guests ment .of her daughter. Miss Anne strom, son of Mr- and Mrs. George - A spring wedding is planned. and Coal .Company, New York derson of 209. Locust drive,, a ' JMiss Joan WeLsberg, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Elbridge Gamrnill months in thq army, including al- ; visiting.Dr. .and Mrs. George C. for 100 guests Crom Basking Ridge. neth A. De Longe entertained at a .were Mr. and Mrs. Douglas David- Marie Ard, to Dr. Arthur Richard H. Nordstrom of 74 North Lehigh City. '..'•, ... .. prospective bridesmaid, at' Miss whose engagement to Joseph A. Shedlock of' Elizabeth,' son of "-the late Mr, . and Mrs. Herman of De Witt, N. Y., announce the most a' year in Korea. Andrew J. Shedlock of Wilkes-Barrc, Pa., and the late Mrs. Kaiser. Miss Kuiser spent several Westfield, Plainfield and Cran- supper party New Year's Eve at son, and Mr. and Mrs. Walter 4- Weisberg, to Robert Seoit Belden, engagement of their daughter. Miss No date, has. been set for ^t Koppisch, son of Mr. and Mrs. avenue, has been announced by Tarrell—WoUe Fetiderson's home. Decorations ford; the letter's home, 215 Central ave- Shedlock, has been announced by her parents, Mr. and Mrs days last week visiting Miss Ann Puzio of. Cranford. Mr. and Mr?. son of M[r. atid Mrs. B'.- C. Belden Eleanor Shillard Gammill,: to Ross wedding- ' %•-•*•»• Arthur R. Koppisch Of 305 Mi her parents, Mr. and Mrs. Earl Mr. and Mrs.. Le'wis S. Wolfe • Mr. and Mrs. Charles F. Quimby were in pink and white. : Ainsworth of Tarrytown, N. Y^ L~P»E^-JEhgIrlIguesta_W-ere. Dr. ani beth avenue. - ..' Of 10 Manor avenue. Bonbughs'Burke^ sort of Mr.iUid Meyers of Colonia of Wilkes-Barre.Pa.^iQrnierIy,ToJ and' •"• -Twelve—gitMts—were—prescat- nley-Ska'rbe^o^ 12-Lexington-avenue. Miss-Skarbek-is-a- Mr. and Mrs. Frank Gruber of Mrs. Harry Copson, Mr. and Mrs.Mrs. Walter Jacques artd Mr. and of 18 Alan Okell place returned from. Cranford. .... ^ aiSs^Veisoerg is a graduate of TBIr^TWaireFwrScheumann of C08 Ineeholm—Smith Miss Ard, daughter of the late The bride-elect is a graduate of Cranford, arinounoe ,the engage- graduate of Cranford High' School and is employed by- the New . Mr. and Mrs. Floyd Price and 198 Locust drive entertained at a Harold Achilles of Cranford. Dr. Mrs. Huey Heims of Roselle. home Sunday after spending the _j Miss Gearricsc will become the Brookside place. v At a recent dinner party at their Mr. Ard, was graduated from St Woodbridge. High School. Mr. ment of their daughter. Miss Sally Jersey Bell Telephone Company as a reports clerk. Mrr Shedlock, their sons, Floyd and Jimmy, of 16 candlelight supper Monday eve- and Mrs. Burton Knapp of .West- 570 SPRINGFIELD AVE. SUMMIT SUB-WOO Columbia Hgh School, South,Or- bride February 19 in the Cradford An open house was held Decem- home, Mr., and Mrs. George Smith Patrick's grammar and high Nordstrom, an alumnus pf Cran- Ann Wolfe, to Richard Horton holidays with Mrs. Quitnby's' par- "a graduate of Coughlin High School. Wilkes-Barre, is employed bsage drive, returned Sunday after ning for Mr. and Mrs. Joseph field and Mr. and. Mrs. Max Weil ange.'and-a senior in the, College Methodist Church of David Ellis, Lt. and Mrs. Andrew W. Ken- of Home. Economics at Cornell ber 28 in the bride-elect's home in of 309 Edgar avenue announced schools, Elizabeth, and Newark ford, High School, Js employed as Turrell, son of Mrs. George H. ents, Mr. and Mrs. L. E. Smith of' at Associated Transport, Linden, as assistant dispatcher. He spending the holidays in Cincin- Gruber .of Jersey City. of Metuchen. - dall have returned to their home honor of "the engagement. AiiVong the engagement of their daughter. Preparatory School. She is em- a tool and die maker.by Airtron. Turrell ot Kingston, Pa., and the , Mas. .' son of Mr. and Mrs. James-Ellis University, Ithaca, N. Y. Her of 406 Manor avenue. ./ ': • recently completed a" training course for local dispatcher at father was the mechanical engi- .the. guests were Mr. and Mrs. Miss Judith Lois Smith, to Pfc. ployed by-the Standard Oil De- Inc., Linden. , late Mr. Turrell Burlington, N. C. No date has, been set for the wedding. neer for Public Service i Electric Schouriianruand their twin d.m^h- John E. Ingch'olm, son of Mr. and velopment Company, Linden. Miss Miss Wolfe* attended.-Cranford Mr. and Mrs. Anthony J. Wier of . and Gas Co., Newark. He was a tcrs, the Misses Ann -and 'Clare Mrs. Carl .Ingch'olm .of 316 South Ard is > a member' of the Junior schools and Is a graduate pf 2 Cherokee road returned by plane Mrs. H. R. Ryder of 16 Hamil- fellow member of the American Burke, who were house guests of Union avenue. !•• Catholic Woman's Club of Eliza- Mr. and Mrs. .John Kaminski of Wilkes-Barr'e Day School and Cen- last week after vacationing for two ton.avenue is visiting Mrs. Ray C 'Society of Mechanical Engineer- the Gammills." . Miss Smith is a graduate of beth and the Nfurses' Aide CQrps Gary, Ind., announce • the engage- tenary Junior College,, flacketts- weeks in Bermuda. Pratt of Rockvill, MdL The prospective bride atteri'led^ Cranford High School and is em- Social Happenings Mr. Belden . graduated from Goodyear Burlingame School, Not- ployed by the, Wilcolator Com- Cranford High School and is a sen- tingham High School and Ohio pany, Elizabeth.. . • Starkey, of 440 Lincoln avenue, ior in the College, of' Mechanical Weslcyan ^University, Delawaref Pfc- Ingeholm, a .graduate of . Mr. and Mrs. H. A. Glovicr of east, returned Saturday from Mo- •!••;.. Engineering at • Cornell. \He is O., and she is a' student at Syra- •Cranford High School and -Union 116 Columbia avenue " have re- turned from. Roslyn, Pa., where bile, Ala., where they spent, the president of- Sigma Alpha E silon cuse University from which she Junior College; is stationed at holidays visiting Mr. Thurston'-: fraternity. l- will graduate neoct month". Miss Camp Kilmer. .'••,• they were called' by the death of Mr. Gloyler's brother, Worth- parents, Mr. and Mrs. R. W. A June wedding is plannc Gartimill is a member of Delta Thurston. Gamma, Oralcron Nu, home eco- Kinir—Cherry ing Glovierj who died suddenly homics honorary, and P.E-O. Sis- December 26. Funeral services . ' , Boyd. Jr.—Perry The engagement of Miss Mary terhooti. Blanche Cherry to Charles William were held December • 29 in Dr. and Mrs. Edward M. Coe of . The .engagement of. Miss; Sus- Mr. Burke, an alumnus of Ohio King, son of Mr. and Mrs. James Philadelphia. . 217 Holly street entertained 30 anne Perry to Ralph S. Boyd, Jr., Wesleyan University, is a student A. King of 16 Buchanan ^street, guests frqm Westfield and Cran- •son of Mr. ar»d Mrs. Boyd of 6 Perry also is the. daufihter of the was announced by her parents, ford at a Jbuffet__suprjei^Frid&y I Madison avenue, has been an- ltMrs. Bertha Nason -Perry..'' Mr. and Mrs. Walter Cherry of __M evening! ' nounced by her father, Courtland A graduat(T"^f~SRa"uIding High Iselin. • ' • '.___." park, east, entertained Friday ', L Perry, ST., of Barre.. V.t JMLSK School and Vermont Junior Col- A graduate of Woodbridge High afternpqn for her nieces, the Mr. and Mrs. Frank Radis and v lege. Miss . Perry is employed n at the College of Law, Cornell .Un- School' and the McDowell School, Misses'Mary and Madeline Robin- sons, R ic h a r d, Stephen and the aecretary's department of (he son of 122 Bloomingdale avenue. 1 iversity, Ithaca. N. Y. He is afflli- New York, the bride-elect is em- Charles, of 24 Lenhome drive, NOW Lunch was served for'their friends, BUNTINGS .(• KEG- north, flew to Cleveland over the . I • GIRLS from 1.47 , - mother arid another aunt. Guests New Year's- week-end Lt6 visit Mr. BABIES Res. 5.98 to 12.98, f roln BLOUSES from 13* -.included, the Misses Jean Brown Radis' parents, Mr. and Mrs. L. P. Sizes 3 to 6x . •and Carol Holsey, and Mrs. Mar- Rildis of' Cleveland Heights,. O. 3.97 PAJAMAS from £59 from 1.77: tin Robinson and Mrs. Charles TREMENDOUS SAVINGS ON NATIONALLY ADVERTISED Schlicting, Sr. SNOWSUITS - sices 1 to s from 2.47 Mr. and Mrs. Paul L. Jorjes of BRANDS OF ^M s I pc. & 2 pc. (some nylons) 10.98 to 16.98 SKIRTS The Misses Sandra and Renee 730 Willow street held open house ixoitt 'Marino of 14 Bumside avenue had Sunday evening for 26 guests ALLSIZES BUT NOT IN ALL STYLES POLOS from IJ8 from 1.47 as their1 dinner guests last Wed- from Cranford, Fanwood ' and from 1.97 nesday evening at the Tnllyho Basking Ridge.- 7.47 SLACKS from 2J8 Restaurant, Union, Curtis Gilford Come Early! And Save ^ While we still have an assortment qf sizes. - ^3 OVERALLS-sizes S, M, L, XL •and Pvt. Daniel T- Kraus. Pvt. -Mr. an,d Mrs. Edward Connell HATS from 138 from* .77 Kraus has since returned to his of 171 North Lehigh avenue held a CORDUROYS. GABARDINES post at Fort Bliss, Tex., Where he house party New Year's Eve for SLEEPERS ItUtUUUUUtUIIUltMtUI niiittuim»uuiu-i«n»i'niiH'tiitiut:u«tn''m and COTTONS. Be«. 1.88 - 2M from ROBES from 438 from 2.97 is attending artillery school until the following guests:' Mr. and Mi 5. . IIANES - CARTERS' March. Sidney Burgham of Craaford, Mr. WOMEN—^ .. m 2 & 3 pc. - Sin* 0 to 8 1.47 and Mrs. John Hammer and son I 10% TO 40% OFF Mrs. John. Pasqua of 24 Bumside ol 'Harrlsqn, Mr. and Mrs. Merle POLOS-sizes 1 to 4 SNOW SUITS •;• COATS' avenue had as her holiday guests, Patten of Plainfield, Mr. end Mrs. NATURALIZER 7 SPORTS AND CASUALS -,i SHEETS • PILLOW CASES TOWELS solids and prints 1.19 to 1.59 FAMOUS GROW-A-YEAR her mother. Mrs. W. M. Adums; F. Kruckmann and the Misses Gail Hnw TROYLING !;;• NTtONS AND GABARDINE8 TABLE CLOTHS * CURTAINS * DISH TOWELS 3 to6x ^ith Sfacfca her sister, Miss Margaret Adams, -and Janet Kruckmannof Cranf6rd REGULARLY PRICED to $11.95 ™*" REGULARLY PRICED REGULARLY PRICED to $7.95 20% OFF and her niece, Miss Moha Yoder, and the ConneHs' son, William. TO $14.95 V »,. .97 8iseS to8 Bone Hats to all of Hickory, N.c: Wen R*«. Bf ateh—were Res. './•liai 16.98 to t*M 19.98 to 343S Mr. and Mrs. James S. Pantano Vs OFF VsOFF Mr. ant Kef. 16J8 to 19.98 Flannel A Ginsliaia City, Mr. and Mrs. L. L. Finne of ston/ Union and Clark Township. iijtiuutiiiMiuuuiuimiiiiiiiniUiUMiuuunuuuuiniiuiUiiiuuimii^iiluJihimiauiiiiuiiiiiiiiiiUiuiiii miiMtfi,.^,,!^ niifi-fMniiHiiittt)"""" SHIRTS from 1.98 from 1.47 Roselle. Mr. and Mrs. H. A. KJeld- Now from 14.97 Now from 12.47 POLOS from .97 scn of Elizabeth. Mr. and Mrs. Mr. and Mrs. Joseph Masino of toOFF BOYS from 159 Jack Omland of Vermont, Mr.'and 112 Mohawk drivt entertained on Mrs. Jack Larsen, Mr. and Mrs, PERCALE, Printed and Solid SLACKS ' from X98 from 2.97 New Year's Eve for 20 guests from i**wimiiinn'ni*i r mi 11- ^' Sizes : Fred Lunde and Mr. and Mrs. Alf Irvlngton. Newark, Plainfield, Ro- •»!- J lo BROADCLOTH, Printed and Solid Sites 1 to 4 '— Sec. 1J8 to 5.9l from PAJAMAS from 2.37 Alfsen, all of Roselle Park, and selle, Union, Crar»ford ans| Albany, BOYS'SUITS 4 to 18 Thomas jjarsen of" Staten Island. •N.Y. V. - . • " """~r'\. CORDUROYS/. Solids ...:.. ROBES f ram 338 from 2.97 Slsea S to 1 — Rer. 1.98 to 7.88 frotat HerbertvHendrickaon was giiest Mr"*and Mrs. William S. Craft POPLIN JACKETS from 1 REGULARLY PRICED to $9.95 CORDUROYS, Printed .i 1.47 fromZJS of honor at a surprise part|^-New of IS Central avenue entertained PEDWIN Sites 1 to 8 Year's Day In observance of his 16 guests from Cranford and West- QUILTED C6TT0N : 3 tofo.7 to 14 14th birthday anniversary. The field at a house party New Yearns DRESSES Vz OFF BOYSt JACKETS BOYS* SNOW SUITS party was given by his parents, Mr. Eve. - REGULARLY PRICED tp $15.95 A FEW PAIRS OF QUILTEQ PELLON ! and Mrs. H, E. Jtendrickson, at NOW j 0 SIZES 6 to 14 , .. . 8IZBS3 to « their home' at' 83 Centennial ave- Mr. ond Mrs. Charles F. Hansel, «-VELVETEENS nue, for eight guests ifrom Cran-. Jr., of 401 Prospect avenue were S GIRLS' DRESSES NOW Wool Tweeds BOYS' SHOES REGULARLY $7.95 Wools, Nylons ford; " -. ' hosts to 40 guests frorrj Cranford IMPORTED VELVETEENS Re*. L88 to 7 JS fcr Leathers Plaids G*bs Solids V OFF at a party New Year's Eve. Sites 1 to 14 - 2 VsOFF 3 Mr, and Mrs. G. E Thurston and ~4S" SUITINGS ..:..: SPECIAL son's, John' and Robert, and Mrs. Mr, ancjkJMrs. Theo C. Reed arid Thurston's mother, Mrs. Frances 54" SUITINGS v: GIRLS' and BOYS' their daughter,' Linda, of Dallas, BROCADES, 50" Wide SUB-TEEN SOX Sixes 4 to 11 CHILDREN PART WOQL PLAIDS : BVY NOW AND SAVE! DRESSES— SKIRTS A LIMITED NUMBER OF " ALL WOOL COATINGS, 58" Wide 4.98 BLOUSES, sixes 8 to 14 Vz OFF MITTENS GIRLS' and BOYS'. ZO/O OFF Sorry, ALL WOOL GABARDINE, 58" Wide 4.98 REMOVAL SALE BUSTER BROWN SLIPPER SOX No Mail at or Phone ALL WOOL FELTS, 72" Wide ,3.98 BARGAINS REGULARLY PRICED TO $6.95 Selected Grolip lor Men, Women and Children. FULL I REGULARLY PRICED TO $2.95 Orders. PLUS MANY OTHER UNADVERTISED GAMBURG FURS LAZY BODE TABLE FOR BOYS, GIRLS & BABIES ALL SALES" SPECIALS TABLE REGULARLY->RI€ED-tcr$^95— FINAL! USUALFLriw PRICJES^ r SEW and $XVE NO REFUNDS NO EXCHANGES t ALL SALES FINAL | ARE MUCH LOWER ; ' OUR NEW. LARGER QUARTERS AT 249 E. BROAD ST. • L (opp RIALTO THEATRE) WILL BE REApY BY FEBRUARY. FABRIC WE'D RATHER SELL OUR STOCK c ran THAN MOVE IT * CENTER w snerucmr AND PATTEBNS FOR CHILDREN , Sftop. and Compare RTS." 15-17 NORTH AVE., W. ISS^SffSlSSSS, CRnnford 6^505 Free Parking" in Rear of Store HEADQUAETERS" 32 EASTMAN STREET, OUnfoid 62510 106 E. Broad St. (near Prospect) . WEttfield 2-3423 Open Mon. Eve. 23 NORTH UNION AVE. CRANFORD, #CR. 6-3272 (.. .*;•:• A'

7~ •\. AND CH^dSJCI^-THDftSDAY.vJAWpARY 6,-1^55 for Adolphus D. Washbu/n, 89, of Felicia A- Hoffman- Zaremba; a Scotch Plains, formerly of Gar- daughter. Constance A. Zaremba- hristian Doctrine received-tor abrasives for use. in oth wood, were conducted*. Tuesday Monday afternoon at the home of Moth* iv Circle Fete?* ice control, and rccominesding and -a son, , Stephen J-. b ^ aftei-noon at Gray's, 318 East Broad • Mrs. Paul J. Wright, 1.26 Eastmun purchase of same from the lowest' OBITUARIES home; his mother, Mrs. SJjbina Zar- street, Westfield. Interment, was Discussion Unit street, at which time it was^ynteci D^MolayMl s and FalterFlt s Loss of Eye was received, and oodered | T*T South-Bound Brook; her' mother, emba, and a sister. MiaKCasm»ira s, Ct ^Wesffleld: to rn;tko a donation"ta the March Zaremba, both of Leonardo Mrr. .Harry .Meier presided at Mrs. Fanny M. Mott Mrs. John MacLean of London, t in Fairview Cejnetery, ^ Workings told of Dimes. n ormer holiday Fight Result the monthly meeting of .^he Moth- Report .of . Committee, on Roads The Rev. Frank V. H. Carthy, Ont, Canada; a sister, Mrs.F. H. Mr Washbur .^* ' Beneral Mrs. Edward J. Gallagher o and Bridges, advising bids were Coughlin of Chicago; three step- superintendent of the.. Beckley 30 Beech street spoke on the new ' Held for the Grand Jury on a. er's Circle of BremiW Chapter, rector, conducted services Monday Mrs. Elizabeth D. Tawler Perforating Company here, died . received for furnishing Rock Salt in Trinity Church tor.Mrs. Fanny brothers, Robert Donlad and Mai-, ly-formed Christian Dbctrihedis charge of atrocious assault'and May fair Plans'Opening Order" of DeJVlqlay, recently at the Largely attended .fiineral serv- Friday in uhlenberg Hospital,' to the Road Departmed and'rt- M. Mott, 93 years old, of 7 Wood- colm MacLean, all of London, Ont., cussion groups at a meeting Mon battery who»~"'arraigned, before Masonic Temple. Mrs. William H. ices were held Friday- afternoon Plainfield/after a,brief llness. For Bound Brook Store commending award of ooffVtrart to lawn, avenue, who'died Friday in and two grandchildren. She alsb from the First .Presbyterian day evening of the Rosary Society Magistrate Charles J. Stevens on ' Mayfair again has new> for allFran' k resigned as secretary of .the He also was associated formerly eatures scores Monday, Robert Carter, Jr., 21, of j the two • lowest Bonnie Burn Sanatorum, Berke- was the mother of the late Jeanne Church for Mrs. Elizabeth Davis of St. Michael's Church. !. its customers. The -Bound Brook circle. . ; . I ctived and ordered • "filed. ley Heights, after a brief 411ness. M. Cornman. ^ Towler, 87 years! old, widow of with/the Hall Switch and Signal . She traced the history of the 11' f 117 South avenue/west, also was store at 108 Hamilton street will Irnpany. in Gat'wood. At one thrifty prices : uThe circle save a Father "and The following ^frij Burial ,was in Evergreen Ceme- Edward Thomas Towler, who died movement, explained the need fo. l•'• %' . figed $25 and $10 costs for drink- be ready, better than ever! Gala Ha time Mr. Washburn y,as an assist- introduced and moved tar adop- tery, Elizabeth. last Wednesday morning at n>gt religious, discussion groups and 't '... ing-and being a disorderly person Grand Opening Sale will start Son dinner on December 23 at James Spencer ant superintendent in the New tion:' .•- ' ;• " ' • A resident of Cranford 60 years, ton Hall. The Rev, Robert told of the success wjth which th and- $25 and. $20 costs for fighting the Ma.sonic Temple. A total,of York plant of the .Western Elec- 1 Wednesday, and continue thcoitfih Mrs. Mott was a native of Brook- Funeral services, will be held to- program has met. since its intro- in the public street and causing »n January 15. • All Mayfair Stores (1 > - Freeholder Bejajjimser for Longaker, pastor', officiotedT and tric Company. He retired 10 years 76 fathers, sons, and.mothers at- Roads and Bridges. Gc33noil30e, lyn. She was a member of Trinity day at ,1:30 p.m. for James Spen- duction within the parish in Qcfe- ••'•' injury. If the fines ~are: not paid, will join in' this spectacular- c«lc-* interment waV in-rdirvi«*r_ Ceme- as co-owner 'of Washburn tended. '• ' . .-.-. :•< granting v one yrrgtnitftn Episcopal Church «nd'of Lucinda cer, 77 • years old, of 1X)6 Garflcld tery, Westfield., / agoo as co ber. . i', 7 he is to serve 80 days in jail, the bration with stores full of terrj- street, who died Tuesday shortly M c with pay to Ij3ti-* McSIo. Laborer- Chapter. Order of Eastern Star, Brothers Automobile Service in magistrate ordered. . ': . fic-values! ' " ' Born in Fenton./Mich., on No- A religious discussion club as i Famous Super-Right" Quality " Kettlemart' in. the Road DcpU tf- Elizabeth, and Lady Palmer Lodge after he was admitted to Alexian Westfield. ' VEQETABLES yU|ordipg to'the police .injuries vember 1. 1867, Mrs. Towler was now operates in St. Michael's, .Mayfair Bound Brook' '• is an- Forestry Expert fective October 21. 1S54. -seas on 59. Shepherds of Bethlehem, Eliza- Brothers Hospital, Elizabeth. The A native of Fort Ann, N. Y., he inflicted-by Carter-during a-flght a descerident^pf the Morris family Mrs. Gallagher explained, is • a other link in the'Muyfair chain of roll call iTTirirrtmairTVitv' adopted. beth. services wll be. at the G. G. Woody which settled in *JeW England lived in Garwood and Westfield (between him and James Hamil- seven stoics. This ultra-modern Funeral- Home, Rbselley where the group of from six to 12 persons Lectures at CHS (2> - FireehotdeT Bemaiisagez' ffox about 1630. She was graduated before moving to Scotch Plains 13 " ton. 23, of 43 Johnson avenue, on unit is a wonderland of food. Fourv She was the widow of William ReVff^-Samuel I: Matchett, pastor of He was a member- of who meet in their own homes fo: Max McCotmick of the School of Roads and Bridsics' Ooonnaittee, E. Mott, who died in 1907. Surviv- from/the Holly, Mich.; high years ago. cooperative study;and discussion South avenue, west, Monday after- teen complete 100 per cent .self-j accepting bids of C- G- "Winans Co. St. Mark's AME Church, will offic- Starry Flag Council 158, Jr. OU Forestry at. the University of ors are a son, Charles IU|. w-th schpol and attended the UniverUr - of. a religious subject chosen from PORK 10 INS noon, cost'Hamilton the loss of hL-i sefvicc departments featuringr AM, New Providence. and Charles Sebaefiar & Son of iate. Burial will be in Fairview 1890. a prepared.text. The Rev. Joseph ; IA. '...-'•-• left eye. The police said that Ham- famous QFG top quality meats, Maine spoke to Cranford". High whom she made her home; siX( Cemetery, Westfield. . . sity of Michigan, class of Surviving arc his wife, Mrs. Llii N. J.. Inc.; for fujnaisSiiisS to the grandchildren and six ' great- : L. Donnelly, assistant pastor, I Rib Eid ilton was' kicked in th 6 eye bysuper speed checkouts, complete School eighth grade science classes riorn in Sumter, S. C.,,Mr. She resided ™_ Chicago prior to Mattie" E. Washburn; a son, Har- Road Department IJUOO'bags each grandchildren. ., taking up residence in Cranford spiritual director of the clubs. Cauliflower ^-^^ -29c Delicious Apples•£12°*29c Carter, after being knocked to the variety of famous names, free recently on the subject, -'!Y?ha:; of Rock Salt at their bid of $J99 Spencer "came to Cranford' 43 old of Westfield; four grandchil- 1 (7 «b) 1 "The funeral was frojn Gray Me- in.l906r Her hflsBand, who died A panel group, consisting' of ground . ',,-•* check cashing service and free .Kind of Tree Is My Christmas per bag. or a total of $990 tor years ago.' He .was a- member of dren and eight great-grandchil- e ib: morial, 12 Springfield avenue. in 11W; was engaged in the silk representatives' ot clubs now Iceberg Lettuce w*^ ££t5 Red Grapes ci^. .1,170 27 .. After treatment by Dr. Anthony take-out service. Tree?" 1,000 bags, was 6a roll ca33 unani- St. Mark's AME Church. Mr. dren. ', • • . Sordill, the injured man was Uik- business in New York and the functioning within the parish, w e ^ (Year Ago Ib. 450 (Yaa(Year AgAgo IBIb. 55<55')) (Y.ar Ago Ib. 57') (Year Ago Ib. 650 Mr. MtCprmick explained" ho\ mously adopted- Spencer was retired and last was en in the First Aid Squad ambu- couple traveled extensively demonstrated how a religious dis- Fresh Peas ' ^^ ^19 Tenple Oruges -n««..r,i^.j» 1O'«49° Parents' Party Saturday the children could study the leaves <3> - Freeholder BrJariiwgfT .for Edwi employed by-the Arnericari Gas throughput the world. ' _ Alfred Grupe cussion group operates. Pa'rtici lance to Muhlenberg Hospital. Furnace Company, Elizabeth. SnowWhiU c Rorid 5 A party has been planned lor • hat are in bundles, and explain- Roads and Bndses Ctonainittee, A high mass of requiem was of- Mrs. Towjer resided at .22 Cran- GARWOOD — Services fot; Al- pating on the panel were: Mrs, R Mushrooms ".^ «-45 Togeriiies —•^•• » 12*"25° Plainfteld. where authorities re- pV^.ptinghirfcJSi!tp«raoT3toiierials.Uered yesterday in St ___Suryiying him are his wile. Mrs. mcmbcrs-*»f-4he-M»thl Celwj Corned Beef V:r * 59c Sliced Bacon-—; Patrolmen Michael FedioH inul morial Home on Saturday eVe- Cemetery. '. Roselle.* 1 for building purposes, such as ply- der, was on Cranford College Club,. Crane's Mr. Grupe, well'known in'bowl- of the panel. lb C ' Frank Caruso, The police said hi nhig. . . ' wood,, and about the diseases of adopted- Mr. Dockry was born in Eliza- Ford Chapter, Daughters "ot theing circles, was a member of the Mrs. Frigola, president; con Top Sirloin Roast tl'!l 79 Pork Chops H. .nd.H i . for P OU d told them Hamilton had threaten- trees. ' " • beth and lived there manjf years Sotaro Niieski , American Revolution, and theDiamond Expan'sion Bolt Com- ducted the business meeting which' Save y/ith Simple-to-Serve BAKERY TREATS! Roo flk ed him with-a knife. Roads and; Bridges CamimSXiee, ac- | before corning to Cranford two pany team, the American Bowling McCormick made an earn- Funeral services .were held Mon- First Presbyterian Church. She followed. group recitation of the Top Round ?o^ *-7?« Uin Pork Chops On FViHnv Magistrate Stpvens Rainbow Girls Meet ccpting-bid-of-OHvyr A . Howaaj^X _He_was_emEiloyed _as__a ~Tr6sary~lea~b"Jr7'tBe Hev. William C c fined Lloyd E. Colfver, 19, of Sum- A regular business; session of est appeTmb7th"e~children to do all day from the of Scotch Plains, be being toe detective , by the Jersey Central dinot, Chapter,r\^t, DAR> '. Vll7nK«>tElizabethn , VBowlin»g League.' ' HUT e IITwa^s Aemm - B. Donnelly, pastor and spiritua irloin Steaks ^•' »-89 Smoked Pork Shoulders c;; ^41 mit,. $15* on a disorderly conduct Azure Assembly' 40, Order - Freeholder Name Society of St. Genevieve's Surviving are, two sons, T. Wil- Surviving are his wife, • Mrs. February 21, reported on the. pro 6oMar Marble , Saves Yan Op to 6c» Lnif Cubed Steaks . . . . 89° Smoked Beef Tongues ^^^o nile was released in custody of his the meeting.- Roads and Wrwtgx Coocaoilltoe. ac- Church and Council 225, Knights of 4A- Burnside avehue, after a ? lb .father pending filing of a Juvenile long illness. lard Towler of Sunynit and" Eu- Martha Alte Grupe; four daugh- • gress of her committee. Mrs. Paul cepting woirfc off • colnrsltinLiciliiig a' of Columbus, both of Elizabeth. gene D. Towler of Darien, Conn., ters, Mrs. Irvin Funk, of Cranford, Novak, -Jr.,. vice-rpresldent, an- Chuck Steaks . . . . . «° Bologna or Meat Loaf ^ .bAjo Court complaint. • ' • new bridge' on Mtam«r Avenue at Surviving • him are Jiis" daugh- Dr. Albert Allinger, pastor of Pound Cake <** r49c White Bread nounced that the.-February meet- e 7< the Cranford Methodist Church, a former member of the Cranford Mrs. William Washkevich of NeW — SYNOPSIS''OF — •• ' ' Casino Avenue, Oramfford. and ;. George L. Horst of Eliza- ing will be the-annual party for h Rib Steaks. >*;.«*.*77 <«»>85' Calves'Liver sP.ci.M,Lc..«•>«'" p^°f6 -25 Cnunb Square Coffee Cake . •• I Service League 18187.55 0 to T. GuHman. TT_ after bers of the Holy Name Society. Boneless Chuck Pot Roast »> 65* Sausage•* £? -»^;39 ^ ^55° UNION COUN/TY BOARD OF CHOSEN FREEHOLDERS Dr. Allinger read committal pray- Darien and Thomas H. Towler brother, G. Royal Grupe of Eliza- DOniltS Plain. Sugarad or Cinnamon pt«i.6t|^forj^C ^ TWHtftTfTf AppU or Charry the expiration, off CO "days 'from Mrs. John R. Cooney- Sr, of Bcnnington, Vt, and a great beth, and four grandchildren; Social chairmen for the evening By Michael F. Kealy. Clerk of the Board ; Marie F ers. • Abr lf td<| H SfewingBeeff *>»•'•» «t65° Frankfurters Hears Talk On the date hekeof vas_ on moU call The funeral of M*^- - grandson. Edward T.. Towler of were Mrs. J. L. Corcoran and Mrs unanimously adopted- A retired farmer he was a nar Bcnnington. H. L. Gray. English Muffins " " 9 * &+*%**i\* Fruit Stollen wifhpian«yorfrU» IL (6) — FreehoMor Besiminger for Cooney, 53." wife of John R. Coon- tive of Yamagatz, Japan, and a Noriiia Marian Schmitz Cancer Work Regular meeting of the -Union price of $2100, was referred to ey, Sr., of 45 South Union avenue, Legs of Lamb lB^,t.t 59« Fowl ^-oo*. •A nagging wife will save your Purchasing Committee. 1 RpadRoads anda Bridgeunag s CoeranoitAee. ac- resident of Crahford eight years. KENILWORTH—Funeral serv- Danish Coffee Ring • • 31« DflideeCako . . . . . r Board of Chosen Frce- cepig iintersecc - will be held at 9 a.m. tdmorrow Mrs. Louis M. Wenzel ices were held Saturday in Eliza- life," Mrs. • Ruth Brown of the County County Clerk, enclosing Oath of | cepting work of from the Dooley Funeral Home, .Surviving him are his wife, Mrs. New Members Added e Legs«flamb ^^ri^^ 65' Fancy Haddock Fillet . . tion of Horse Since Road and Etsu Matsumoto Niieski; ' his' GARWOOD — Mrs. Hedwig beth for Miss Norma Marian Banana Layer Cake . . . - «^67 Cinnanon Loaf American ' Cancer Society told holders was held at the Court Office and order of appointment 218 North avenue, west, and By Local Legion Post loal' short j i c members of the Cranford Junior House, Elizabeth, N. J., on Friday, of Victor R.. King as u' member Plainfield . Avrinkse. Bertoe-ley daughter with whom he lived; a Wenzel, .67, wife of Louis M. Won- Schmitz, 21 years old. daughter Rib Lamb Chops -*- "— «'b?9 Fancy Shrimp M.d{Um.;>. 11,590 thence to St Michael's Church, New members accepted at a Servcie League at their meeting November 26, 1954; at ten A.M. of the Union County Park Com- Heights, ccontraco t e- grandson and a brother and four iel, formerly of 99 Third avenue, of Mr. and Mrs. Ernst Schmitz of b e where a high mass of requiem will meeting of Capt. Newell Rodney Tuesday at the hdme of Mrs. Jos- Director Herlich ^presiding. Roll mission. . Cicco and; fcii £3 ^y sisters in' Japan. r'' died yesterday at her home in EasJ 25 North Twelfth street, who died Shoulder Lamb Chops A"^ «> 75° Fried Smelts . . . .\ > 53 be offered. Interment will be in Fiske Post 335, Veterans of For- FROZEN FOODS! DAIRY FOODS! eph L. Mattcson; 304 North Union calj showed eight members pres- • Township of Clark, requesting memenn t oof $. ^ aftor.Uhe ex- Stl Gertrude's „ Cemetery, Wood- Rochester, N. Y., after a long ill- last Wednesday in Beth Israel c b c Hospital. Newark:, after a .long ill- eign Wars, at Veterans' Memorial avenue. ;f,The statement was made ent . • " . ' ' ••':•• this Board to make provision in_ piration of 6O days finnmadat e here ness. Funeral services will be Shoulder of Lamb -»c—ho.-.b 35c Fried Haddock Fillet . . 55 •;••'- with-respeet-to-the-adviwibility-of tl lUlBoas5y R oseph S. Zaremba conducted in East Rochester on ness. Interment was In Graceland Home Tuesday night brought the tb. FrechblderrHIekOlctnadc a mo- the 1955 Budget for construction" A high mass of requiem was paid membership for 1055 to 225. 53c Muensfer Cheese a regular health maintenance ex- adopted-. . Mrs,. Cooney, a native of Chi- Saturday, and interment will be Memorial Park. Raspberries ^> Sunnyfield Fancy Oeamory Eqg Prices Reduced! tion that the'minutes of the meetr of . a new bridge where' brook celebrated ^yesterday in St. Ther- it was reported by John Fagan. • amination, which Mrs: Brown said ing of November 12th be approved, crosses Valley Road and Walnut (7).— Freeholder for cagot 111., died Tuesday in Eliza-^ in Oakwood Ct*metcry, Penfield, .A native of Kenilwortlv Miss e ""Is the best cancer insurance you v and Bartdgjes f^wwu beth General Hospital after a lin- esa's Church, Linden, for Joseph N. Y. Schmitz attended Kenilworth They are Gondolfo Orlando- of, Fraeston* WUdmere ";"'•'; ^ which was duly seconded and Avenue, was- referred to Roads Gprwood, Frank J. Zampaglione of Libby's Peaches 2'^29 . fewM--fStaM '-^£S£r 2P\J plfl.' can buy. The average person is and Bridges Committee. cepting woik off gering illness. A resident-of Cran- Sigmund Zaremba, 54 years old, Born in Germany, Mrs. Wenzel schools and Jonathan Dayton Re- unanimously carried. of 45 Munsee drive, who died Kenilworth,. and Alyin N. Pierce, Plain %. prone to. . neglect such periodic roadway deck of fcrcdse on Stan- ford 27 years, she was a commun- came to this pouritry at the age of gional High School, Springfield.- >w •i The following communications Board, of Child Welfare advis- a transfer from Brookline, Mass. _*S$:?££~. 15E». Breakstoift'sYogurt container ;j Large Eggs 147c check-ups', and .it sometimes takes ley Terrace Dear SSmcsrvesaiit Ave- icant of St. Michael's Church and Sunday in Mountainside Hospital, 16. She moved to. East Rochester She was secretary for James A. Were received and ordered tiled: ing that the total county share 9 C j. I6oi.j|0 nagging on the part of a a member of its Rosary Society. Montclair,, after a' heart attack. from Garwood in 1933. Onei president of the Hillside'Na- • Tom Korner, Roy BrinkcrhofT ^ m Mayor LaCorte of EH7.ab.eth, fo/. the care of child welfare for nue. Union, and anittoocizinfi final French Fried Potatoes •:!$&' 2 f ;; 33 Bordei's Cottage Cheese Sunoybrook—Fresh firade A — larga iit . .Surviving in addition to herInterment was -in St. Gertrude's Survivors in addition to her hus- tional Bank. Hillside. An employe and Ken White were named to 8 C BUTTER v«..^. to get hep husband to visit 1955 will be $266,462. was refer- paymenpay t of $lJ23%^$%^t after the ex- • \L ...*•• recommending Thomas j' Krako- husband are a son, John R., Jr^ of 1 a committee to arrange a dinner the family doctor — and vice ver- red to Finance'Committee. • piration of 60 days fopm dale .here- Cemetery, Woodbridge. band include three sbdi-^iU'an of-the bank for four years, she Buttered Beef Steaks ^>~^ P:;39 Blue Cheese *,-m~*rr -,•..„-?.' appointment as Cranford; two daughters, Miss A native of Poland, Mr. Zaro-f Union, Carl of East Rochester for members of the baseball team ' Salt or Sweet l^Jtife sa-. • . ' '.'•'.'•.• Borough of ' Roselle Park^ re- of was bri roIB. "caUB" iniiasiuniicAisly last reported to work In April Whitie Eggs ___Bni Representative on the Rent Margaret A. Cooney of Cranford emba made his home in Leonardo and Capt. Alfred Wenzel, serving Union County is making great questing that a traffic signal'light adopted. ' ' when she became seriously ill. She Guests at the meeting included Haddock Fillets ^^ .'Jsr**- BordenVbiilk (IB 1/4 Ib. Prints lb.€7«) brick OJ< From.Naarby Formt Control Review Board, was refer- and Mrs. William T. Pender of before coming to Cranford 14 with the Air Foree in Japan; two J 2 .. strides in cancer education, as last be_installed^at_the intersection.of (8) — Freehotder Bemoninsier ap- had ban secretary of the bank's County Commander Jambs John- red-4,o- 'the. Committee of the years agq. He. was employed by daughters, Mrs. Charles Campbell Dressed Whiting '—^ ^2SM Bordra's Nilk year tfiere were T79~~educational Galloping Hill Road and Grant pointing. Thomas Jf. Krakinwiecki Sunshir.e Club, was a.' former son, County Junior Vice-Com- Whole,- and Mrs. Glenwood Heibcr, both mander Leo'Lisaw.ski and County programs, in contrast to 53 the Avenue, was referred to Roads of Elizabeth to lrejHtcswial "he ten- the Mather Spring Company; Lin- member of Bethany Assembly 23. Hi Township of Union, requesting range of $3500 to $5000, was on of East Rochester, and eight grand- Chaplain Joseph Madalo, who re- .; . previous year. The medical rrien and Bridges Committee. ant group and J-iimes El; Bryan of den, as a tool and die maker. • Order of Rainbow for Girls, Ro- a contribution towards the con- roll call unanimously«adopted. children. • selle, end a' member of St. Mark's ported on membership and youth _ are cooperating and there are ov- Board of Managers of Bonnie Elizabeth to. repiresemt. the land- ' Mr. Zaremba was a communi- SOME STRIKE — MEDIUM RED struction of a storm sewer cross- (13) — Freeholder Hickok for cant of St. Theresa's Church and Lutheran Church. Elizabeth. ; activity programs. ' er 200- in .Union County alone Burn Sanatorium,. enclosing reso- lord group totonsoo. County Finance Committee, appointing A&P's Premium Qualify Coffees Spry ing Hudson Street, was referred a member of its Holy Name Soci- parents are' hec only Elected to serve as.trustees of equipped to give the cancer de- lution approving,pf the bids re- Rent Control! Review Boand, to- Jean W. Lopatin as Administrative A(lolphfis''D. Washlwirn tection examination. Mis. Brown to Roaids and Bridges Committee. serve until July. 1st, ,1955, without ety. Veterans' Memorial Home for Put* vagtfabb thortanlng Campbell's Soups , -Frank Rackowski of Summit, ceived for meat and meat products Assistant to the.Prosecutor at $3,- Surviving him are his wife,. Mrs. | GARWOOD _, Funeral services \ survivors. Give you liner flavor Greater Value Solmon 2J.63 stressed that there is still a wide compensation, vras cm moll -call three-year terms were Roy Brink- relative to the condition of thefor the month of November, and 500 per annum, effective Novem- field to conquer by., research and accepting bid of Morris Meat unanimously attapled. •. • erhoff, Anton Tinnesz, and John laif, Bief Nudit sidewalks in front of 526-528 Mor- : ber 26, 1954, was on roll call unan- added one should not- believe, all Market, Was referred to. Public (fty •—FteettoWar Cair for Pub- Fagan. Walter Carr was elected A*P brand 27 ot arVegeUbliBeef riS'Avenue, Summit,: was referred imously adopted. to' till an existing two-year term!1 Eight O'clock -"•— * Sanerkraut , Our finatt quality 2 the articleat s in newspaperp s and Welfare, Committee. lic Property ConannilUlee. granting <14) _ Freeholder |iickok for to .Roads and Bridget Committee. Charles "Ebelffa3JWilIL, ^ff-aijiw^rf^n-a^nA Mr. Fagan reported "Buck-and- BkkSFaUIUM tUidmm ftnra Cf««mS»yUofWho!.K«niSU hl K l A 1601. ACe magazines, for there are onlly three State Highway Department rel- Chairman,'-Purchasing Commit Finance Committee,' creating the •"••••" •••• AW brand — ourflnatt qiwlit y *2 «9 - tee, advising of ,bids received for Repairman-Pamter Sis tfae Dejvart- a-Half Night" wilt be held Janu- Red Circle MM Ronzoni Tim* CSa>L' . A»Pbrand —•urfina«»qM«lily ; , 7otMi approve^ methods in the treat- ative to a truffic signal at Route position, of Telephone' Opterator ary 1'5. •' - . * WhltaCraamStyla ment ^f/the disease: radium, x- furnishing to Bonnie Burn Sana ment of Public Weeks, ome »r>on1h -py* , effl«4ive Oc- at a salary range of $2160-$3000, Bokar field Avenue, Unioni , was referrefdd torlum and the.County Jail meat Commander George- Hubert pre- Mrs.' Brown concluded her talk and meat products for the month tober 23, X&-3ES cm msll call as on 'roll call unanimously cant "The Warning Shad- to the Roads and Bridges Com- sided. -- ' ' Green Lima Beans ^^ Tuna Fish Flakes *$£&: 1 S *••' with a film, of December, was referred to Pub- unanimousty afl&>p8*^L adopted. 1 ow,_ ." which showed a complete mittee. , • . (10^ F>edi«ri!«Ser MiM^lraV for A&P *3 Coffee '^<*««1«03 cant Chairman, Purchasing Commit- lic Welfare Committee, and Board O5> — Freeholder Hickok for Cat Green Beans !*****-j*****, j ^ Norway Sardines '"CS " pneumonectomy, or removal 6f one of Managers.*' • "• • ' Finance' ConMiniiaee.". iapjgiajrang Finance- Committee,, designating Onion Salon Votes 4 lung, and stressed the importance tee, advising of a quotation re- Monthly report of the Auditors. eight personruel aiMkms id various Edward G. Taylor and-or George Groand Blade Pepper p- ^15« c Blue Cheer norway oaromes \mpM,i _ Jno ii« .H of public interest and •contribution ceived for a 1955 Oldsmobilc, departments^ was uim .roll call Ait delivere* \1 \'_Ad Report of Committee ;pn' Roads ing; agents for the Public Employ- gers and Bridges^ advising bids were FinFin;ui\cee CoaamsKee. appucving ees* Retirement System, effective voted to donate money to be used Notts Apple Sauce . . received" for the sale of obsolete various uransfeesl of 4SS4 approp- January 1, 1955,' was on roll call for a Christmas party a$ Bonnie Sliced Beets 4 r39< •-K3...- ^r equipment and' recommending riations, was on moM-call unani- unanimously adopted. . ' Burn Sanatorium, Berkeley sale of same to the highest bid- mously adopted. (16) — Freeholder Scheideler Heights, at a recent meeting at Rinso der, was. received and ordered ( >'" Fi or Public Welfare Committee, ac- the Casino. • ___ - Onr 0«n Tea Bags Haarty and Vigorout Tomato Juice Cocktail MID-WINTER SALE tiled: . Finance , Comtnimee. • cneAting ihe, .•ppting bid of Morris Meat Marr Tftevmembers also brought gifts of 4a Blue Detergent Report of Committee on Roads position of 'AtkniniisliialivTe., Assistr kJet for the meat requirements for -for a child at the sanatorium-and FRESH FROZEN CITRUS JUICES e Tltat and Bridges, advising ^ bids' Were ant ,to . the Ptfoscictitor at. a • salary Bonnie Burn Sanatorium for the it was announced that fruit -and 6 Our Own Tea Ctllega hi month of November at their bid . shrubbery also* have been pre- Orange Juke c«,.tr.ied 3 c«i49c»e^3ic A8Pb/«nd « loot. pig. To Beautify Your Home of $4,519.25 on Group, 1 and $392.- sented to the sanatorium. Our fintst qualify ™ cant 27« 65 on Group .2, and accepting bid Miss Mary Donnelly of Plain- A*Pbrand — ourfiiwrtqiulHy £ i^ox- 49° Grapefruit Juice KSS3 2^ 27c cant New Custom Furniture To Order of Alfred Wittmann for turnish- field reported on. work done for Lux Flakes Cudahy Roast Beef Hash • «an jng to the County Jail meat re- the | National Jewish, Hospital in 6 Dried Poaches • '••-Mo quirements for the,month of No- Denver. It was announced that Blended Juice HsSST 2 ^ 29c ot Forfinafabrioa Broadcast Beef Stew . . . . ':.:28 members will be co-hostesses at 1 Reupholster That Shabby Ghair vember at $146.25, they being the Piieapplo Juice o«Ou»r «—flnat• t -".«•qualify- 2™ cani Jfatromu i&tmttty lowest bidders, was on roll call the annual tea for the officers of Burry's Coconut Bars .... .:'**£ JStarlin- at $35.00 CompltU unanimously adopted. the Department of New Jersey* (Established 1887) SUNNYFIELD BRAND tv~- ' (17) — Freeholder Scheideler American Legion Auxiliary, on Kraft's Salad OH . • • for Public Welfare Committee, re- January .15 in Newark. Swaneo SUPCOVERS""" jecting all bids for furnishing and Sp»jh.ttl or Elbow Hawroai -. f .^» paiBcake FloUf 2^ 23< Milani 1890 French Dressing a a installing flooring, ip the operating 3-Piece Suite, SluHiug at $89.00 12 SPRINGFIELD AVENVS, CRANFORD Colony Club Members Paper Towels room at Bonnie B^urn Sanatorium, folotoft — l50ih«*ft Sun-Rayed Tomato Juice \a .a ' • .• • „„ and authorizing Purchasing Com- Sew Cancer Dressings mittee to readvertise for same, Can* and Mapl* CHAIR BOTTOMS^ NON-SECTARIAN NON-PROFIT Ann Page Syrup bof. Pre-CMkedCerealr^6arb«r'G^K«.i or Hal-m ^ was on roll call unanimously fore Members of ther Welfare' De- 2 roii, 33° We offer residents of Cranford and vicinity an partment of the Colony Cltib. of BIRDS EYE Uox. 1 Ann P««» adopted. v • i. and CUSHIONS REPAIRED i . ' • Tomato Ketchup boHl. '• ' • , i Cranford met last night at the tei . Special Prices A beautifully adapted site, (18) — Freeholder-^ Valentine home of Mrs. Hugo M.^Staiger, Froien—Pre-Cooked • ei. for Purchasing Committee, accept- Jr., 711 Brookslde place, to pre- Spaghetti Sauce caru 25° Draft meticulously maintained. ing quotation of Elizabeth Motors, outstanding funeral home, complete with air cow- S'/joi. Waxed Paper£%&.45c pare cancer dressings. Mrs. Bur- For tha famll/ wash and d!iK« BEAUTIFY YOUR WINDOWS--- Inc.. of Elizabeth, for. furnishing ton Jamison is chairman. Prepared Spaghetti *"»»»• 2 cau to .the County Clerk, one 1955 - Best Quality Venetian BliutUi ditionlng, organ, lajge ligjd rooms for your every The art'-'department wilf meet Chicken or Beef Sparkle Instant Paddings *»'•«• 3 »^ 19° Sufficient acreage to meet the needs Oldimobile, four-door-. sedan, Monday evening at the home of w black, at a net delivered price of Dally Dog Food ^^or^ 3 cant LeVelur llanlwure of Wcatfield and vicinity for the nemt Mrs, James Caruso, 104 Makatorn Sparkle Gelatin Dessert ^Z. 4 $2100, was un roU-caU-ummitnous- convenience. Our own display room. . drierfor imtruut^iu hroir-paint'-- . '.•'• „„ Slarliu«» at 39c .si|TIJLiriistulle.(l.. hundred ly-ajdoptcdr Mra. PIES ita»lr(^f^diT3 • • ^-2 ^21« ile-telution thnt""aH bids- preseut— ^aJ^^ ed for payment be,ordered puid, Do if Yourself and Save Money! was' .on roll" call unanimously Local Woman to Head KMIMOtT K>O0 UIAIIU . . . UNC1 IU» Dry Milk Solids c-OJc Vanity Fair Facial Tissues . . 2 *- 3-Track Aluiuiiumi (.omhinulion Wiiulowtt adopted. . Unit's Welfare Program Freeholder Carr made a mn'ion Mrs. Harrison B. Wilson, for- Spratfs Assorted Dog Blseuib . . "•'" ByNash $18.50 Most Sizen FAIRVIEW CEMETERY tha^ the .resignation of Mr. Georre F mi> tiM mer- national philanthropy chair- Chuckles * » Aluuiiuuiii Coinhinuiion Door* $39.00 East Broad Street Banburyas a member: of the Union man, will 'speak at a meeting of County Rent Control - "Review the Westfleld Alumnae Club ,of Ajax Cleanser NaHsct 16 ox. Jalousie Doors $75.00 We»tneU,KX Board be ""accepted, which t was Kappa Alpha Theta next Thurs- Teefslo Rolls H.ndipa l4 duly, seconded and unanimously day at the home (oTMrs^ Arthur- Prk«s «H*cilva thra S«tur4ay. Jaaauy 2 * 28« Premiums PliiatrSalte. 23 adopted. . 8upt's Office Executive funeral Directors Grimer, 815 Boulevard, West- J»atr Mirkatt and S«lf-Sanka ttont Gum, Life Savors, Charms . . . -37 tTnm SSXCCC There being ,no further business llejd. , . . , 1100 E. Broad Street to be considered, and on motion CRANFORD WE. ;- Mrs. Wilson's talk will initiate WE. 2-0781

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K- ..' • -/ • / .''• THE CRANFORD CTOZElTAND CHRONICLE, THURSDAV, Sffr.f" •7 available a public speaking course be Commissioner Dorian, Town- Mrs. c/.Gl Albu^y.'The Rev. F. H. THE dRANFORD CITIZEN AKD CHRONICLE. THURSDAY, JANUARY 6, 1955 entitled. "Speaking for All Occa- ship Attorney Warsinski and Carthy, Leroy Gipson and Joseph Kohn were appointed members of Decoration Contest Winners Told sions." Paul V. -Buonaguro, Cran- Township^Clerk J. Walter Coffee...... ' ', . • i " j • . ••. • * / the Mayor's Advisory Committee ford High,.School English teacher, Mayor Andersen, Mr. .Grail ..-and1 "Winnerdinners in the first annual resi- red- ——• ~~~- ~ ' •-/ • -r~^. ~"" will be the instructor. on Social Problems. ? SERVICE IS OUR SPECIALTY '•"d&itial Christmas decorations con- Mr. Warsinski were named to the Mayor Ahdersen_named the fbl- test were amymniwri today by the •Inte^Municipal Committee oh Jov/ing commlfle¥~to^ make jhitial All Meats Custom Cut To Order! .Cranford Real Estate Board, spon- Andersen Reelected. Water Supply and Commissioner. plans for the observance of Cran- sor of the competition. /Continued from page 1) ford Day: Channing Rudd, Mrs. Jirst place,pnies were won by lections were near an aH-time.high John Hoffmann^ Mr. Andersen, Mr. Mr. and Mrs. ChaWes R. Hagg of in 1954 ahd that the township had Grail. Mr. Coffee, Charles M. Ray 711 High street in the most original CHICKEN PARTS not incurred any new municipal and a representative from the PTA classification. Mr. and Mrs. F. Council and VIA. , Eagle of 11 Brookdale. road'in the debt other than for new school LEGS and BREASTS of Commissioner Dorian was wel- door division and Mr. and Mrs. buiidings. - .".. . '•-,.. FRYING CHICKENS William V. Steers of 604 Willow comed to .the committee by his col- Cranford set an all-time record street in the: house and lawn cate- leagues who said his experience on gory. _ •. .'•...- in the new building valuations the Planning Board as well as his legal background, should make ERSEY DRESSED Other winners in the most origr during 1954, and the township .em- LOINS him a. valuable member of ' the inal class were: Mr. and Mrs. John barked, on" a strong health pro- committee. A bouquet of flowers i-.fc- R. Koenig of 21 Munsee drive, gram under the direction of Health was presented to Mrs. Andersen, Rib Half Loin second; ifr. and MFS^W. E. Thorn Olficer W. P. Smith, whom the wife of the mayor, by Finance LB. >-B. of 207 Beech street, third; and Mr. mayor termed "one of ^the best Commissioner Cowper'thwaite, who and Mrs. £rank'.DeJ Gandio of 6 termed her trfe -'township widow." Cayuga road, honorable rhention. health men in. the state." Former Mayor E. D; Stanley In the door ratings, Mr.. and The ' township's recreation and CENTER CUT CHOPS '69 congratulated the committee on Mrs. Lloyd C .BeaU, Jr., of 210 juvenile programs are afnong the KOOS SCOOPED UP THE AM the forward strides it made dur- Maple place-were second, Mr. and finest, "even though We do not FANCY WHITE ' publicize them," the nsayor con- ing the past year and declared he 'ff. •• Mrs. G. D. Green oif 108 Spring tinued. He pointed to the addition is confident it will continue its Garden street, third, yand Mr. 'ahd constructive program. Former b The decorations on the home and lawn of Mr. and Mrs. o^ a roller skating program for Mrs. EL Jickert of 109 Pawnee Commissioner Duffy,' in pfferiijg LEGS & RUMPS VEAL 39 Williarri V. Steers of 604 Willow street (shown above) wt-re youngsters during the past'sum- road, honorable mention. his congratulations to Mayor An- mer on a rink fashioned, out of a ROUTE Also winning prizes irt the house- awarded first place in the. first annual . Christmas decorations dersen on his reelection ;and * to parking lpt. The project kept and lawn division were:' Mr. and contest conducted by the Ccanford Real Estate Board. FRED P. ANDERSEN Commissioner Dorian, -his succes- YOU POCKET SAVINGS...AS MUCH AS -Jklrs.JC-C-Walters of-129 Centen- .many_yqungsters_off_the_strect,Jia LOIN VEAL CHOPS nur in off four said-he-now-fally-ap nial avenue,.second; Mr. and Mrs said.' ' .-••" Dorian ,ancTR. S. Huhicke Jo the predates,the problems which the Earle M. Dirnock of 24 Burchficld Although, not indicating whether Inter-Mxinicipal Railroad Com-< CHOICE CUTS governing body has met and will rEvenue, third; and Mr. and Mrs. R, the tax rate would be up or down mittee. . '•'•'. Ib. meet in this growing community. L_ Clare. Jr., of 605 Linden place. the mayor said the township's tas Serving on the Special Parking As ,a taxpayer, he' expressed his 59f Committee will be Commissioner POT ROAST Honorable mention. . position for the coming year is Dorian. William F. Little, Jr., Mrs.thanks to all members of the com- 4 The winners have agTeed, the good. Round—Top Sirloin — X-Rib •••/ • S. Bishop, Sumner B. Sweet- mittee for the time they will have Lucky for you, Simmons had to honseclean! They needed space . . .lots of it . . . for real estate board announced, to Mayor Andersen concluded by ser, Mr. Siegel, Police Chief Wil- to, give in endeavoring to solve .keep their1 decorations up until stating that the Township Commit- liam A. Fischer and Mr. Grail. these problems. , '. ARMOUR'S STAR their big new 1955 line of bedding „ . .found their warehouse crammed With studios, the end of the week so thiit Cran- tee is composed of five men of Reappoin.ted. to the Local Traffic A temporary budget was adopt- ford residents can view them. good will who are trying to do i oordnating Committee ' were ed until the 1955 budget can be mattresses, boxsprings and Hidea-bedsf Th«y had to get rid of them . . . fast! The •;•..%• I- $••'* According to the real • estate a good-job for «U the residents o-l Commissioner Fritz, Magistrate C. completed, and the 1955 bond and ROLLED HAMS board, the judges had a difficult Cramford. •>,_ . J. Stevens, Dr.-H.JR.-Bcst-andJklrjinteresinterestt ..payments were approved only tried-and-true way was to slash the price on every last piece . . .offer the works i'i s . time reaching their decisions be-j_ to "'office!- ipr the Grallj^W. C. McPherson was re- as follows: Interest on bonds, $13,- ' cause there were so many "ex- coming year were C. H. War- eq~* managing agent- for the 586.75; : interest on .. temporary to a big store like Koos who can buy in huge quantities! And that's just what they did! . cellent" entries. They pointed out. sinski, toWship attorney; D. J Cranford Veterans' Housing De- notes, $1,000; and payment of ser- however, that they hope more resi- OFF Craft, treasurer; Fred J. Deller, velopment. . ial bonds, $67,000. ARMOUR'S STAR and WILSON CERTIFIED dents will enter next year as there We bought and bought . . .actually several carloads . . /hundreds of pieces of this most building inspector; John W. Weh- Named to the Citizens'. Send-off Township' Clerk Coffee served were many beautifully decorated man, auditor, at an annual salary Committee to'extend greetings to as chairman pro tern at the outset famous of all nationally advertised bedding! We can't begin to. picture all the rich homes in the community which of $2,800; Willis T. Bird, court men inducted' into the armed of the meeting and the invocation were not entered in the contest. • Photos by Al Fischer SMOKED HAMS clerk; and Tax Collector A. B forces were William ,J. McCrea, was offered by the Rev. Arnold J. feM "plums" weighing down our bedding and Hide-a-hed Shops! But they're here . . . in The real estate board has thiink- First, place in tlie door .'division of the llrst annual Christ- Caldwell, receiver-, of rents for Manning Rowitz,- Emanuel Peter- Dahlquist, pastor of Calvary Lu- FULL SHANK HALF FULL BUTT HALF ed trie entrants for their coopera1- -ma^'dtTcqrations contest, sponsored by the c/ariford Real. Estate township owned property. sen, Commissioner Dorian and theVan.Church. ^ ' one of the largest assortments of bedding-buys you've ever seen anywhereX,, Quantities lion and invited all residents t6 Board, went to Mr. and Mrs. F. Eagle of/ll Brookdale. road. William L. Herzog, Sr., was ap- SIMMONS 59.50 "BACKCUARD" enter next y-ear. Their entry.is shown on the left. On the/right is the entry of pointed deputy tax collector and All entries were inspected by 4$'" 5^- are limited on most items, and some are few-of-a-kind . . . so shop, tonight, tomorrow • •-;••« Mr. and Mrs. Charles R. Haag of "711. High street, which was constable for a three-year term, the judges December 28 in a tour awarded llrst place in the most original classification. and John L.. Biach was renamed TENDER CUT FAMED EXTRA-FIRM MATTRESS ol the township.' The judges were: a member of theTlanning Board lb sure! Sorry, no phone or mail orders. Budget terms? Of course! At Koos you can. Mrs. R- R- Wismer of Cr.onford. WEEK-EM CLEAtMCE for a six-year: term. Others ap- Mrs. Uojd. O'Neal of Westfield First Aid Committee Meeting pointed to the Plainning Board in- LEGS OF LAMB 49 put just 10% down . . .and take as long as 24 months. t» pay! ' and Mrs. .C.' Slocurn of Fanwpod. 39.5© (Continued from payel) • N meeting of. his Advisory Com- clude Pub|ic Affairs Commissioner \ east. Indications thus, far; he said, mittee on Public Safety' and Wel- Dorian for a term to run concur- •New Building arc that the squad will be able fare has been called by Prosecu- rently with, his term on the com- LOIN LAMB CHOPS Simmons has Bold thonsands of these very same mattresses mittee. Township. Attorney •War- SALE -and boxsprings from New York,to California for 59.50 each! ., (Continued jroth page 1) to complete the building without or H- Russell —Morsv'Jr:, 'for sinski 'for a one-year ternj, and SH0ULPER C The "Backgnard'*i8r one^ofrthe-world'a finest orthopedic-type, II $300^ ahd one greenhouse addi- raising-any additional funds.. today, at 4 p.m.. in the grand jury Howard M. Siegcl for a ifour-yeaf tioni , $300. Mr. Rowitz said that steel will room at the Court • Hbuse, Eliza- LAMB CHOPS ^49 extra firm mattresses! And wha» puts it in'the obvious 59.50 term. Total figures for permits and be set as'work is resumed'follow- beth. Among the.,, 23 members is class? Plenty! You get one of tlie finest 312-coil units ever OPEN NIGHTS TIL 9:30 MOIV. ^ SAT valuations by months during 1954 irjg the holidays and- it is hoped Mrs. G. Holmes Williams of Cran- Albert J. Musa was,_ named OFF ON CHOICE CUT , mode . . . with extra heavy-pange coils for firmer, bal- . follow: that the roof will be on the bi^ld ford. . * member of the Board of Adjust- anced body support! You get Simmon's 3-star crush-proof January. 8 permits for valua-. ing soon. ' . ment for a five-year term suc- ALL WOOLS border '.,; pce^compreased all felt unbobtery . . . top tions totaling' $43,800; February, A report by Vicc-Pr-e^ident ceeding Harold JBuck, who de- 20% quality 8-oz. ticking!' All this and a $20 saving, too! Buy the New Courses SIRLOIN OR PORTERHOUSE FREE EASY PARKING FOR 1,NO seek lcelectiort. 'Mrs. G. Holmes second class' property (railroads) ARMOUR'S and WILSON'S Williams announced several Weeks as $398,896. and listed total per- FRYING CHICKENS ago she will be a candidate again. FAMOUS 89.95 FOAM RUBBER SET SIMMONS COMPLETE BED ... 6 SIZES! SIMMONS REG. 89.93 BED OUTFIT sonal property at $3,344,700. John H. McCl.intock, whote term COUNTRY ROLL BUTTER Ib. ALL SIZES for mattress also expires this,,year, announced Rcg.-MSS and baxipring Deposits Up early last year he would not be a ARMOUR'S STAR (Continued jiom page 1) candidate for reelection. If we could tell you its famous maker's name, you'd expect to pay 59.95 Look! Now Koos saves you $30 on a complete bed by Simmons ... Imagine ... you get thi* famous Siuimons innerspring mattress with mand deposits. S4.O2I.O19.87, and The:number, of candidates in the SPECIAL field |s expected to be greatly- in- 69c for this luxurious mattress alone! But now Koos gives you the set. a fine innerspring mattress with non-sag pfe-built border, hundreds of matching boxspring on le^ plus your choice of three handsome time deposits. $4,176,118.18. Af BOTH FOR COTTAGE HAMS p creased when the Joint Civic Com- highly tempered steel coils for extra firmness ... plus the matching* headboards ... all at a terrific $30 saving! The mattress is upholstered The.close of 1953, deposits in this CHOICE CUT—Bone In . ... a-thick 4^4" white foam latex mattress covered in a handsome, mittee for Encouraging Board of institution tptaledi $8.218,461.80 as 1 CALVES LIVER Ib. long-wearing tick ... pliis a specially constructed 10' boxapring.'., for boxspring complete with 6 detachable legs ui maple, mahogany or, in layer upon layer of fleecy cotton felt... covered in a heavy 8-oz. Education Candidates announces follows^ Demand.—deposits, $4,- the names of persons it wil) just 59.95! You sleep in pure luxury on wonderful dustless, odorless blond finish. And you choose from no less than SIX sizes ... 30" Woven stripe tick with a trim taped border. Choose yoiu* headboard in 273^85.36. and time deposits,, $3,- b CHUCK ROAST 33c dorse for the school board. * It is foam, and-you save a whopping $30! Twin size only. :-: studio, 33" divan, 36" single, 39" twin/ 48" 3-quarter, or 54" full. rose,'beige, gree.n,-grey or chartreuse! Twin only. ,945. 076.44. - . expected both incumbents will be V2 SLICED BACON OVEN REDI The Cranford Savings ahd Loan among those backed, > .•* Association reported total deposits of $1,525,059^22 as of December 31, 195-1, marking the fourth consecu- sti^ MoanUta WILSON SLICED BACON FRESH KILLED TURKEYS tive year deposits have exceeded Trane* has th« hlgheitfaiount«hi fc» Europ* west of tha Caucaiua. Pkg. CQc HbV * i- .the million dollar mark. Total de- Mont BUM, which towart to 13,781 posits., as of December .31, 1953 •were $1,363,202.47. ,, • •• : GIVE SCIENCE THE EXTRA SPECIAL! 16 Pounds and Up FUNDS IT NEEDS DOMESTIC and IMPORTED ^^^^ YOU CAN RELY ON • >••"- ... For that final knockout punch tq LEAN GROUND BEEF 1 scHiri , that dreaded polio. Great strides are CANNED HAMS 83LB. x hpjing made and with your help this fr to 14 DM. «och — ^0^0 could be the Come In and Talk to Us About Your Freezer Orders SERVICE We'Cut'Prices >o the Bcne -• No Cim W.'1 B.>at U: WE CALL FOR AND DELIVER 30 Eudtnia'n St. (Opp. Cranford Theatre) NOW! FAMED SIMMONS HIDE-A-REDS SIMMONS COLONIAL MAPLE SOFA-RED IT'S SIMMONS SMART 99.95 STUDIO : Since 192H •199 to ^99 79*95 ".'• SIDNEY SCUER. Kec I'hurm. FRANK VODRASKA They were $259 to $399! Now* at Kooa you save up to SI 00! Yes, Only at Koos in all New Jersey! Simmon* charming full-size Colonial Yes, a 99.95 famous Simmons studio ... for a mer*» 69.95! By day it*« these are the REAL, the GENUINE nationally famous Hide-a-Beds by sofa-bied ... yours at a super-thrifty $30 saving! It opens easily into a a big, handsome studio couch with plumo button-tufted bolsters... at Simmons .1 ten of the most-in-demand Styles ... in mohair friezes, comfortable bed at night .. • has Simmons Deepsleep innerspring con- night, it opens easily into twti comfortable' single beds! You get Cost Prices to Church and Civic Organizations 4 tweed textures! damasks, modern metallics, antique satins ... even, struction ... patented non-sag base that even boasts a roomy storage Simmon* famous Deepsleep iunerspring construction throughout ... SCHER S DRUG STORE beautiful, lorg-wearing nyljons! Many boabt luxu-ious Beautyres^ 'compartment for blankets, pillows! Th* arms are solid maple, rubbed choose from lush antique satins, modern textures ..„ even smut South and Walnut Aven. CRuuford 6-0141 WINES AND LIQUORS 11 WALNUT AVENUE mattresses, Stleautyrest cushions ... some are cushioned in deep foam to a warm, mellow glow *.. you choose from 8 smart textures and metallic fabrics! In five wonderful drcorator colors 1-. turquoise, CRanford 6-1113 persimmon, brown, beige or green- ' • ,

J iresented Whitman *nroufih Foundation-sponsored re- • JBme:; Klctl ! commendation sent search,Eamma globulin and. the " Budman Headquarters, Chi- Salk vaccine show premise of be-. faculty of lition of his service. comln2 potent anti-polio weapons. Sch°o1 m the*s jan his Army career Thus victory over,polio is prob- partment- He h; ; Monmouth, arid in ably °'1OUI ' horizon. • The meaning deSre«s from, R for the Hawaiian of such a Victory can best be found . l? iBtudy«nfi he served for four in lhe sufferings of those who have m education iro uartermastcr Corps been mairied by polio and in the °f . Pennsylvania ssigned as ordnance hcarts of their loved ones. Here ""Beta.Kappa rest-Point, N.Y., re- k a battle I'want to see us win for Budman resides year a until 1944, when he ^V children and yours. Give your 4. ~f' ^ theEuropean-thea- ^o"a^to'-the-March-orDlmes-ta ^t^^1^011"- >unded twice during sPeed "I's victory. School directed hting across Ger- ' . Sincerely yours, appeareMrs d enIon a U before the cessation Frank A. Biribauer " x ?, J ..',kiio *-<,„,;„„ i..ui. • committee will h ':•?••' ;•/"•.' , /

THE CRAWFORD CITIZEN AJTO CHRONICLE, THUlCHjmT, JAWUABY 6,j AND CHRONICLE; THtJBSOA^ JANUARY 8, 1995

Named to County Post mer; A Philosophy* for Our Time; tory of Advertiser s. by George Mp- damage at $500.T ' "—-r _T IL^IB->40 a.m. Assisting at Jhe sceri- Dwyerv List New Books by Bernard M. Baruch; Fireside TCittrick; sLife With Groucho, by A booster.line was used to ex- . Xxecntrt la were Police S«ts. Edward, N. Lee Exeauiv* fmokiaf ctn ba left* Book of Love Soiigs/by, Margaret Arthui- Marx; Personnel Hand- tinguish the blaze. The alarm was H"d Harry P. Page and'Patrolmen Now on Shelves B|. Boni; The Saturday Evening book, by Johii^F- Mee. vEd.; sounded frofrom Box 46 at!.9_^5*{. a.in', wn^WilUa.];' m crisscy: RicRichardh " Scho- Appointed 1 Saterno-Anzib7~by ^Samuel EUet-l Post treasury, b/TfOger Uulter- and back taps were sounded at fieldland Robert RyahT 'American Medle*! AasoelaUom Of Public Library field, Ed.; The Woman Who Would IVforison. < ' . .'.' Organizing Cub Scout Freeholder The following new books havt- Be Queen, by Geoftrey Bocca; An Outline of Abnormal psy- Mission Series of Vesper Services been added to the shelves of .tlif Glory Road, by Bruce Catton; A chology, i>y Gardner Murphy and Wnity Services Thought for the Week JProgram at Alliance Assemblywoman Florence"" p. Cranford Free Public Library: Treasury of Irish Folkjore, edited .A, J. Bachrach; vNcw Jersey In- s Organizational meeting of the Dwycr.of Elizabeth was appointed Fiction by Eadraic Colum; Commodity dustrial Directory; S e p't e m b e r : Head to Tell -.-'- . A BETTER. NEW YEAH' . • :':. s. • > — new cub scout program of theScheduled by Methodists to the Unjon County. Board of To Fame Unknown, by Clif- Year; Book, 1954, by Commodity Monke.y, by Intjuk Pahk; Manual Ephiphany Season By the Rev. Frank V. H. Carthy, Hector. Trinity Church 7" Alliance Church will be held in A series of Sunday afternoon held Saturday evening at 7 o'clock Chosen Freeholders when that ford L. Alderman; Broken. Arrow, Research Bureau;' Consumer's 'Re- Guide, by RnlrSli S. Palmar; Never 1 the church' at 7:45 pjn. next vesper services .will open Sunday in the auditorium. The Explorer group reorganized for-the new year by Elliott Arnold; The Cut'of Her ports. 1955 Buying Guide Issue, by Too Young to EWn, by Adrian A. %.. TW^ t^phany ,scqt5pn, .wfeirti oortimemorates the manifestation Stimulated by the. calendar and the almanac, all of us have v Experiences Thursday David Harkness, dis- at 4:30 p.m. in the Cranford scouts will meet ^at. 7:30 p.m. Monday. Jib, by Clara N. Boden;, Margin of Consurner-'s' Union. Paradis; Success With Wild Flow- been greeting friends with "a Happy New Year." It is easy to Jive ers, by Frank C. Pel let t; Forgot- ibf Christ to UJe'Centiles.' mil .beu^hcred in at Trinity Church with William Lothrop, superintend- trict official of-the Boy Scouts of Methodist ^Church. Dr. Albert Al- Monday. . ', .' '. , '• She fills ;a vacancy caused'.'bv Error, by Mary Bordcn; They Ran . The Private World of William >a gt 'a routine with but such greetings are of ten no pledge or promise! teo. Fathers, by _Edward Pinkow- lphr-3tif.n ol Holy F>rr* "' al tao services this morning, at 7:15ent of pod's Lighthouse Mission America, will show pictures and linger, pastor, will conduct the At 8 o'clock 'Monday, evening, the resignaitiou of Freeholder D6n- for Their Lives, by John Brick; Faulkner, by . Robert Coughlan; SALT Do we'mean that we hope the godess of good fortune will grant ,fc- discuss cubbing. programs. , , the Youth Council will meet in Death Wears a M«slcv by Douglas Made- in New Jersey, by Jdhn^f ski; The Road to" Secretarial Suc- i&od 9 o'clock. ','"'•' ' "•' • •. '• ' ••'.' -••. ; ' in New York City, will speak at "good health," "good times," "good luck"? r Or do we mean that all M. Pearsall of V/esUield,. who [ , • OB Sunday a* 5 pjn. the annual Epiphany feast of Lights Interested boys aged 8 to 11 and The general topic of'.the .series the chapel with "the 'Rev, Donald G. Browne; Money To Burn, by Cunningham; Return Ticket, by cess, by Irene Place iftid Madeline the monthly missionary meeting there is a path we all must tread in Faith to assure happiness to lll^ \v7ts hapied county-treasurer.- As- S. Strony; Coin Collector's Hand- Service will feature the singing their parents are urged to attend will be "Questions Which Troub- T. Baggs, assistant pastor, in semblywoman Dwyer announced Elizabeth Ca^dwill; Another .Anthony Dtfane-Drummond;. Ha- FOR ALL TYPES OF WATER SOFTENERS charge. The monthly meeting of book, by Fred Reinfeld; The Horse nf the combined chats i?™frT in the Alliance- Church at 8 p.m. A Happy New 3 ear depends on many becbnun*"new to be enrolled as charter members. led People." Sunday's • discussion she would accept the appointment Morgue Heard From, by Frederick waii, U.S.A., I by Lily Edelman; the Metnodist Men will be held at Book, by John Rendel; Christmas. DAILY-DELIVERY fairecticin of Robert ML Hazen. or- Wednesday. He will relate 'some creatures," for, .after alV men determine events! Despite new The meeting Is open to the public. will be concerned with "What Do and ' would se*k—^the Republican ClydoDavis; The Grand Duchess, Frank Ellison on Model Railroads, ganist and choirmaster. Members numbers on the calendar, time to come may be but the continua- Refreshments, will be served. We Believe About Heaven and the' same time. by Anne Dufliield; Lopardsand by Frank Ellison; The Spoor of Lighting and Decorating Outdoors? Plan Unit of- the interesting experiences he nominatioiv/for unex)»jred term at' and Indodrs, by. Theodore Saros; )at parish youth groups taking put has had in his work. A group of tion'of old hatreds, the old indifferences to responsibilities, the old Hell." There will be several Mrs. W. D. Vausee, president o£» the primary election in April. Xhe Lillies, by Alfred* Leo Duggan; Spooks and Qther Nonsense, by As readers-of the Scripture will speakers. Mrs. Thompson, solo- the Southern District of the Jonathan Blair, by William Dono- Bergen Evans; The Face of NewFacts of Life for Children; by men from "the local church conduct casual-cqnvenienc^ allegiance to God! The new-born King in Elizabeth legislator.s;iid she would Adi.e Suehsdorf, Ed.; Fifty Cent- bdude William Old. Jr., Peter Will Report Bethlehem was not a vassal ol Father Time. He. became the ist* will sing £1 Will Not Pass Women's Society of Christian continue as a member ol tjie- As- hue Ellis; Prize Stories 1954; TheYork, by Andreas Feiningcr and services at the mission one night Calvary Service, \will tell of the Fourth MtlS; FLORENCE O. Htnry Awards, edited by Paul uries of Art, by Francis Henry jAndersen, Barbara boiian. Lewis 'crowning revelation of God: It was He who "overcame the world." Again This. WajrSby Effinger. stTT.bly for several months. She Susan,'Lyman; Many a Good Cru- •tfacobus, Olive Livinffton. Beth each month. Assembly of the "WSCS at Mil- Ensle and Hansford Martin;,The sa the been improved. Will 1955 continue a futile round.of spending and dist Men: The breakfast will JSfeiried Garth: The Dragon's Mouth, by Hammond; Have Tux, Will Travel, Jor 'the annual ; congregational Participating will be a trumpet Church School will be officially Mr. Pearsall > succeeds Arthur , Service a supper Will be served in being spent? Are tve better oft or only one year older? follow a Holy. Communion serv- , A prayer arid- Bible study pro- Jumes C. Tomasulb of. 42' West LaSelle Gilman; The Adventurers, by Bob Hope. meeting on Wednesday evening. trio, Bruce, Stutzman, Nat\ Bauer installed at fixe 11 a.m. service N- Pierson. also of Wcstficld. in FSherlock Halt for those' partid- ice at 7:30 a.m. . . gram will urdi a year ago to analyze the physi- Westfield, superintendent. In other- appointments, Israel' Freeholders' reorganized for theWitches, by Aubrey Menen; The arid the walls and floor blackened y cal needs of the -church. The people's speaker, John Shannon. of the Bible is called the New Testament, for its pages are crowded, Enrollment this year has the 0:30 and 10:50 a.m. services The Credit Union will meet at Cardonsky of Elisabeth and Mrs. Sudan Ways- and Days, by Henry win be "Physical"Healing^-. At new year on Monday. Huge, Season, by Wright -Morris; in 4 second-floor bedroom, of, the f School at S:15 arrr. c&oral serv- church has been conducting dual Thd pastor. Dr. GeorgeVA. Ait- with this word . NEW, its characters arc recreated with a new reached an all-time high'of 365, 8 p.m. Tuesday.' > --. ElfieL. Schcideler o! Roselle. who Cecil Jackson; Fundamentals of home ,of. Mr. and Mrs"''Elliott the', early service, the Senior It was announced that hymnals - In the $9,000.a year post, he will Good Morning, Miss Dove, "by- Fire and Casualty Ins ur a n c e j5ce and sermon by the rector, the sessions in both church- and Sun- chesbn, will continue his series the Rev. Arnold J. Dahlquist; completefl a three-year' term as Hume, 6 Fiske terrace, •shortly i quality. Think: This St. Paul was once' the racial bigot,- Saul of Choir's anthem will be "Send Out have been given to the church succeed Roi C. Collins cif West- Frances Gray Patton; The Darby £Bev. Frank V. H. Cart^y.al 11 day School for several years .to of, sermons from the Book of Ruth pastor, reports. Much of the pres- freeholder on December 31; were Strength, by Roger Kenney; Hugh' before 10 a.m. Monday by a fire Tarsus. Now he pleads that men of every race and color may be Thy Light" Mrs.'Doris.'E. Roth- by the following persons: Mrs. Trail, by Dick. Ptearce;. Ellery Royy Cullen: a Story ,of American iBMl accommodate its growing congre- at the 11 a.m. worship service 1 ent building program, he ex-, named to the; Board of Managers field) who will retire on February believed' to have bee^» caused by. a WE MAINTAIN.A-SEtlVfCE'DEPARTMENT A regular meeting'of the vestay given salvation.. Think: This Peter was once the denying, coward weiler, organist, will use "Adagio C. C. Hale, Mrs. A. Cameron, Queen's Awards, by Ellery Queen: Opportunity, by Ed Kilman and gation. Sunday; taking as his subject, plained, is directed toward pro- V>f Bonnie B- u r n Sanatorium, 2. Mr.'Tornasulo will fill Mr. Col- defective lamp cord. Fire Chief Will be held at 8 o'clock .tonight Simon! Because.they lived above the old expected routine,.they Religloso" by A. Thomer "OfTer- Carol Ann Ford, Mr. and Mrsv E. The Hifih Passes, by John Henry; "FOR. ALL WATER SOFTENERS 1 .The annual meeting of the con- viding better facilities for this Berkeley'Heights. Mr. Cardonsky lins', term which expires oh April Theon Wright; The, Best Plays of Howard G. Schintiler estimated ;f|n the guild.room of tlu»°'Educa- 'Ruth Rewarded..•'• At the 7:45 changed men with the newness that jwas-^heir' inspiration. Will tolre" by T. Dubois and "Entree Thomas, Miss Elaine Jensen, Mr, Rc-ese; The Man Who Never ; V, t. \ gregation and corporation - will - be p.m. evangelistic service, he will part of the church -work. ' " .will serve until January 1, 1957,10, 1956. The Cranford man was 1953-54, by Louis Kronenberger, • tional Building. . , - Triomphale" by Paul Wachs. arid Mrs. R. Moleen, Mr. and Mrs. • Changed, by"3oKn Selby. " held at 8 pjn. Wednesday to ap- peak on, "Jacob's Love for Ra- we rijake life better for 1955? " ^ • At. the 11 o'clock service, Bar- and Mrs. Schcideler until January Ed.; Preparation for Painting,and }' January meeting of the Parish A. Ehrlicher, Mrs J. A. Hager- assistant road supervisor and"is Candle'A'gSiinst the Sun, by Eliz-i prove annual • reportij elect new chel," a continuation of his studies • ' Raskin once said: ". . .the. first business of a nation is bara Lynne, daughter of Mr. and The Sacrament of baptism will * 1, 1960. Reappointed to five-year Materials of-the Artists, by Lyn- I Council will- be held in the Edu- strom, Mrs. Mary Gray, Lin News-.^ now act-ing supervisor. • abeth Spearman (Sheridan Spear- officers, and discuss any . other in the Book of Genesis. The Ny-; the manufacture of souls of a good quality." Everywhere we see Mrs. Walter Geisler of Kenil- be administered at the 10:50 a.m. , (erms were Joseph Hale of Hill- ton Lamb; Grin and. Bear If, by "•a j.cational Building a* S p-sn_ Wed- wanger, Mrs. 'A. Sanford, Mr. and"~ In a non-salaried appointment, man, Pseud.); Two by Two, by Jr' business which comes before thej ack students will present, musical people with possibilities, but character is not developed in.goal- worth,.and Paula Louise, daughter service. • • . side and Dr. Robert S. Milli'gnn of Georgej Lichty; McKittrick Direc- •pesday. • .„. . - , The Junior High . Fellowship Mrs. L. Weeks, Mr. and Mrs F. Henry W. Whipple of 308 Prospect Mary Stolz; Conjuror's Coffin, by group. • numbers at each' of these serv- less vacuum. We produce a counterfeit when we substitute of the Rev. Mr", and Mrs., Dahl- Summit. ices. '.'! ' ' ,- '•_•-• , _._.' . quist, will be baptized. will meet at 7 p.m. Sunday, while' Orr, Mr. and.jMrs_G. McDaniel, avenue w.iis reappointed to a five- Constance Taylor, (Guy Culling- Seminary Sunday will be ob- ; an ersatz, standard of living for God's moral standard. "Just as Mr. and Mrs. A. Ellenbacher, Mrs. . Mrs: Meta P. Shirrefs of Eliza- nEEESTIlATE served-at- identical services at 9:30 Sunday Bible School will meet Regular services are at 8:1?the Senior High Fellowship will year term on the Union County ford. Pseud.); Catch the Gold '•fy Congregation little as man can get rid of.his past by ceasing to take it into have a covered dish supper at the Esther Smith, Mr and Mrs. H. , b«.th was given a five-year tenn Welfare Board. He is a retired Ring, by _Dorothy -Tillett (John and . 11 a.mJ'T- Sunday. James, at 9:30 a.m.' Sunday. Both the 1 a.m. and 11 a.m. on" Sunday. TJie •account, can 'pit. gfct rid of his relation to GodT by "denying it" same hour. Carol Lewis is chair- Ditzel, Jr., Mr. dnd Mrs J, Kael- ._.• on the Union ^County Shade Tree banker. Stephen Strange. Pseud.); Wild MncKcllar, -director of religious Junior and Senior Youth Fellow- Rev. Mr. Dahlquist will preach Commission and Freeholder Ernesi MclNTYRE'S "BehoW, I. make'all things new," is the promise of God. Where on "Train Up the Child" at both man for the senior group. berer, Mr', and Mrs. L.. Laird, Mr. . Mr.- Tomasiilo was sworn in byTale.it, by Wilson Tu'-kor; Banner rSet education and a sonio'r at Prince- ships will nWet at 6:30 p.m. and. Mrs. H. Drew,' Mrs. Edna P. Hickok of Summit, formerly of A congregational supper for ton' Theological Seminary, w i 11 At the monthly Sunday Bible men believe and work for the Kingdom of God, there the people services." ' Confirmation- classes will be his- brother, Superior Court Judge In the Sky. by James Ramsey Ull- are, better off. And so: A Better New ear to .you. • ' held at. 10^and_lI_ajni-:Saturday. Hudson,.Mrs. Josephine Denning, - Cranford, was named votin» mem- Nicholas Tomasulo; also of Cran- man; The SoreeressTHbyTNathaniel ' members • of the First Pkesbyter- take part in the early, service.' Sjchool Workers' Conference Sunday Church School convenes ber of the Association'of Chosen Lawn Mower Simp and at 3:30 p.m. tomorrow. The Mrs; E, M. Sparks, Mrs. L. Kraus ft-rd. •';.'• • ~ •'' K- Weinreb; The Benevont Trea^ ian Church at 7 o'clock Wednes- Children will-be baptised at thescheduled to begin' at 7:45 p.ml at 9:30 a.m. for all ages. Two , Freeholders'of-New Jersey. RALES — BBRVtCB day Will precede the annual 'cor- buses pick-up and return children Junior Choir will rehearse at 7 and Mr. and Mrs. W. Grossman. sure, by Patricia Wentworth; Mt>- 9:30 ajn service. The Rev^ Albert Monday there - will be a discus- rARTS — WELDING poration and congBsei^itional naeet- •G. Dezso, pastor, will preach a Dr. Allinger Begins from out-lying areas of Clark, o'clock 'tonight and the Senior moirs of Hadrian, by. Marguerite sion of this year's plans for the Trinity Delegates License to Heyburn ••• . , Authorised \ings.at 8 pJii. All reservations for sermon, entitled, "Building Men school. Dr. Ailcheson will present Westfleld and Kenllworth. Pastor Choir.an hour later. Methodist Ministers . Cold and Crisp Youi;cenar. ••.'•'' ' the dinner should be' made at theto Build Tomorrow.", the first of this year's special 12th Year As Pastor- Dahlquist suggests that new resi- Boy Scout Troop 75 assembles In serving a salad, have afl In- Daniel H. Hoyburn of 5.Burn- Non-Ftction Reo-Eciipse—Exoello To Help Elect To Hear Fred Gray, Sr. gredients cold and crisp. This can /church office by Sunday. [Observance of Universal teaching assignments. Plans are Dr.. Albert Allinger began his dents 'call the church office for tonight at 7:15, while the monthly side avenue receive*! a passing Birds of the Ocean, by Wilfred . Many Other Vamom Hakea .- At both Jthe*"9:30'a-m. and II 12th year Sunday as .pastor of the further, information.' meeting of Cub Pack 175 will be Elizabeth Methpdist Ministers be done by keeping the salad In grade in an electrician license test B. Alexander; Money Making Week al Prayer, which began being made for selecting one Sun- the refrigerator until time to serve, 0EUVIKT SBKVICI Q^^^ NORTH AY. W., CRANFORD, Nj. TEUCR6-0301 a.rn. services Sunday, the RevSunday. , will continue until .this day a month when all teachers Cranford- Methodist Church. » New Bishop The regular . meeting of the Group will,'meet at the Cranford given by the Elizabeth Board of Ideas, by Arco Publishing Comp- Delegates from'Trinity Church Methodist Church at 10 a.m. and then serving on really cold Electrical Examiners.v He qualified IVEstfield 2-2528 fflHi Roberb t G. Longaker's senston topic coining Sunday. The church will will be teaching one of the 'basic At the same ime, Mrs. Dork. Church Council will be, held to- day Church School Executive plates. ... any; My One Hundred Children, JLwifl\fl\; be That All Men Misht be open duririg the observance for tenets of the. church and its doc-Rotbweiler' began her 11th year will attend o special convention night at 8 o'clock. Members of Committee'will meet- Monday at Tuesday. .' ns. a journeyman electrician. by Bernard E. Bain and Dale Kra- 235 N. Elmer &U Wcatfleld. >. J. iilL.be-aeop- those who would like to u enter to trine. as church.organist. • . of the Episcopal Diocese of New the senior .choir" will' rehearse to- •3-p;m;-—•-••;-.:••-•.— -^ \ ' •-•-•-- '•Fred Gray, Sr.; of-Gray Mem- . tr<o solo at 9:30 sun. by Maria pray. The Universal Week of The Colonist group of Pioneer Jersey on Saturday to. elect a suc- night at 8 o'clock. Catechetical Boy Scout Troop No. 84 will oral, local funeral director, will . Mnrtell and at 11 o'clock the chan- Prayer was established in 1848Girls will meet at the church cessor to the late Bishop "Wallace classes will resume Saturday assemble on Tuesday at 7:30 p.m.speak on funeral policies, coiyi^ict cel choir will sing "Seek Ye.lhe by the World's Evangelical 'Alli- Moncjay at 7:30 p.m>, and the Pil-Osceola Yojijth _ J^ Gardner. .- , . .' with juniors at 0 a.m. and theThe , Girls'' Choir will rehearse and etiquette. , . • . • Lord" by, Roberts. grim Group at 7 p.m. Tuesday. ~~Th~eTiew'bishop will be elected JB^nilSta¥orioTIB "Wednesday af~7T3d p.rnT Also, on '"THe^RevT John R7"Dcxh'eimer7' ' Russel Huckel will- lead the On Sunday evening, a quartet A group of ' men under the Groups Elect by lay and clerical deputies. Each 'aim.' The junior choir will re- Wednesday the Beginner Mothers' pastor of the Community Metho- •i , Everyman's Bible Class at 9:30from Princeton Seminary wiUpre- leadership of A. L. Welke will The Senior ahd Junior West- parish' is-entitled, to three lay hearse Saturday at 10:15 a.m. ThXClub and the Worship and Music dist Church, Kenilworth, is pro- a.m. Sunday. .The" subject \iill be sent a program of worship and conduct. a service at God's Light- jnitistcr Fellowships of the- Osce- delegates and one clerical and one.intermediate Luther League will Committee will each meet at 8 gram^hairmafTand viceipresiaenf ' "The Kingdom and History-™ sane at toe-/combine d meeting of house Mission in New. q^tOr jesbytetian Church elected^ lay vote. Ejch mission or parish pieet Sunday at 7 p.m. The Sun-p.m. 6f the group. The junior FeCoarsfiip win U» JunTor1 and Senior High Weat- morrow night. Cars will leave and Installed officers at meetings that-is receiving help frottt^the meet in the Junior High TfrMyt at mnfetef* fellowship groups. the church at 7 p.m. Sunday at the church. diocese will have a one-third vote. /Majorities at -the lay votes and- 7 pan., while (the Senior Fellow- The Women's Guild will hold Mr. and Mrs. W. Wilson Dacus Elected and Installed by the the clerical-votes will be necessary .. 'ship will meet' at the same hour its' first general meeting on Mon-and Mr. Robert V. Conovef were Senior Fellowship were! Modera- for election. There are 94 inde- in the Senior Room The Rev. Mr.day at 9:15 p.m. , received Into church,membership tor, Charles Dittemer; vice-moder- pendent parishes, 23 assisted par- Lpngaker will continue his stody The Board of Deacons will hold at the Sunday, morning service. ator. Fred Davies ; stated clerk, ishes and 34 missions in the dio- of **The Greatest Sermon Ever its .regular' monthly meeting on Carol Staeger; youth budget IRUST COMPANY cese. preached." Tuesday at 8 p.m. in the church chairman, Russell Meyers; and Successor to the Firet National BunkfPoTiii

be said.at 9:30 and services/oil -/•• far, they shall see God." forbidden on this day. the groups. • Sunday morning will be at 8:30 to «ot ocapting th* piccolo. Loans and Discounts •• ••••• •••• •_•_ •-•••• 12,380,804.23 be followed by a lax and bagel Banking Properties and Equipment .... 872,840.37 breakfast. iy • . 7 ton uimo comrosT. •Ammii m WAT TO MXALTM Real Estate sold under contract...... 4,769.83 Save CHKISIMN SCUKCS j.-: *>>>wi|k.lbtala| to Mm* at th» C'UUSCH 8EKVKSS ' UnMCS mADIO rBOOBAMl Of THM VtCDOTT Accrued Interest Receivable ...... 219,279.53 How purification of thought < «t« ke> --' Every Baatey'„ i •:<>• m. m. briflgs freedom from fear, sick- 4 UIt* k«> — Kntr liUa;' ^ «US »-m. Taxes and Other Items Prepaid 19,960.60 a dozen! ness, and sin will be brought'out w-W«C» ' ( IM t«) - Inty lultr „, 7:45 a.m. Other Assets : 1^52.00 at Christian Science services Sun- < •,)„ k0) _ E»err BOn*.r „ ...10:15 ». m. day. ';.'•.."'•' • , (1«M *•> — Ut. Sr4 Bam4ay Ixk M«.-lli0e a. _. $58,465,658.43 Keynoting the Lesson-Sermon — Cad Katarday Bwa M*. _^- (:W> ». m. tar ftaa llUntar* aU raaaito af B«a«M t«aai«a4 tta'ai i WERE NO entitled "Sacrament" is the Golden •nfitn «UI ha ayviaalaUA. :— Text from John <«:2^>; -The hour ^ LIABILITIES • Lilac Save *7 '8 On Cometh, and now' is. when the Monitor Vtows Ox* N«w« •KNIGHTS pFTHE ROUND true worshippers shall worship the —^ Erery TaewUy. Nawa Capital Notes ....!....'...;..Z\! ...... $ 930,000.00 • Sun Yellow ' J i « i L D KING ARTHI "from ^Science and Health with Capital Stocks'(125,000 sharts) 1,250,000.00 • Dutly Rope} Roman Holiday Key to the Scriptures.'' by Mary TIME ., Surplus ...... * : 1,100,000.00 » Shell Pirik Baker Eddy, the following pas- sage will be read *141:l-3. e>: Undivided Prof its 210,428.11 • Bud Green GIANT FIELDCREST "Through' repentance.' spiritual Total Capital Funds ...... $ 3,490,428.11 SPRINGFIELD SUPER-SOFT 'baptism, and regeneration, mor- > SoftBlu* tals put off their material beliefs Deposits ...... ;...,.:..... 53,662,105.41 and false individuality. Denial 27" x 54' of the claims of matter is a glteat Reserve for Bad Debts* 534,330.08 f ALL-WOOL BLANKETS step towards the joys of Spirit, Reserves for Taxes, Interest, towards human freedom and the 1 Bound On All Four Sides Witji 7 Rayon Satin Binding , final triumph over the body. " Contingencies, etc. : 778,794183 Vl Off-^Ueg. 2.98' 149! : : • i., :^:v:; -' '' $58,465,658.43 itinioraLB AW. AT Hnpt rr. ASSETS OP THE TRUST DEPARTMENT—$16371.995.89 (Not Included In Above TWIN SIZE 1298 figures) United States Government Securities of $2,200,472.71. pledged io secure, pub- Matching Gueat Towel, 1«»JC32, slight- "VA^ 66x90 iiichr$ . . .in oil culort Ufrdepo«its»nd farothe r purposes reqnlwd by taw. ~~ •• ; 7 llr-If perfect 1.29;- #-*fC-r : Wadnaaday Kvcninc «:I» o'clock 'Reserve awamnUted with permission of U. 8. Internal Eevenue Dept~to pravldefttr —' " formerly 19.98 mat future loan loom. This reserve deducted from loans In reports to supervisory US Xank Calaa Ava, Cxmmtmt agencies. ' . , F«ee Cloths, extra »i/e Opan dally BCon. thru FW- 10:39 ta « PJt Lei't gather around pur table and talk about I ; if perfect 49c_ _^ Jt9e _ OVERSIZE FVIX intOrance. What insurance do you have now? CONVENIENTLY LOCATED BANKING OFFICES Long Twin 72x108' 80x90 Inihe* . . . in nil colon What insurance do you need? There's no obli- iff perfect 3.49 249 MAIN orrica- . ' Luxury tovvel—you won't be able to find tlie \ formerly 22.98 How Christiaa Setenee Heals gation on your part, so phbne or come in SOON. PUUNFIELD 6-4468 UNION COUNTV 1«8 Broad BL. EUubcth Long Full, 81x108", If perfect 3.591. J2.69 1 tiny imperfections. Famous Roman Holiday

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fc* • /.-.• THE OlANTORD CTjrr2C« AM* CHHOSflCLE. THURSDAY, JANUARY «, IM5 and contracted viflth., the ^plaintiff {Si'"^i^LJaLrnajt^nals; for con^ {Si^i^LJaLrnajt^na; fr con. Resolve ta Stay continued, "that it is grossly unfair structon, 'but sdbs^quenildb^nily sold the page story in the current issue, of [department "at Bayonne, has re- will be iaced with, an increasien in Additional Trucks, both to their neighbors, and to Wednesday Club Reader's Digest. ' tired after 31 years of company Public Service-Seeks uncompleted structure to the Boy- Alivein 1955/ their docs to permit an animal t-, labor costs bf approximately $866 - *"*** WHW • yorMI, rllfct t* " kos for $16 500. ' They obtained a Entitled-'"Captn—The Amazing)service. - - > 12-Ce|it Basic Fare 000 on an .annual,'basig£ ' hta opWoa. |«r«^ded II «grae» wMft; PostMlled Wardens Expand run at Targe. Heavy automobile New Fuunckide," the article des- Mr. Churchill'-joined the Tide ' In" connection with preparations $10,000 loan from Howard Savings Speaker to Tell ApprovaJ^5f a 12-cerit basic fare Fritz Urges traffic in our urban areas places cribes. - the research and, testing Water research' siaff in April, for, the Heart Fund drive, to-be Institution, for which*?Tliey gave, a Director of Public Safety Clar- an undue burden of risk'on'the rate /has-been rtquested Ijy'Pub- | mortgage. --' ^ Serviceof Of Silversmith done to find a weapon to fight 1923. and was promoted to re^ l •• conducted in February. Jack Gam- ence L. Fritz came ujt/ yesterday Two additional trucks and two animal that Is permitted to run at Uc^Sen>ice ;Cooi'dinated Transport Judge Feller' allowed the plain-' "Georg Jensen and-His Silver" crop tjOngi as effectiveas Dl>T has search chemist iri the technical illo, chairman for the Union Coiln- Witrrirtip for~NeW Year's resolu- new wardens'went Into service for, large, and damage to gardens from been with "insects. Captan.. con- service division of the" depart; rom the Board of'PubUc Utility ty Heart Association, announced tiff/the balance of S2.32.K37 with tions. Stomewhere on the list, he wiU be the topic of a talk by Miss > tha Union County Society for tHe a dog that is not controlled, not taining SR-406. is claimed 3s being ment in April, 1944. Commissioners. ' . - today that. Samuel Eisenberg of interest, on the original "bill tJr said, you ought to fesoive to stay- k ANSWER •BANKS and • FLORISTS • LIQUOR STORES * • REAL ESTATE * only is unheighborly but places • Elsie. HI. Cane at a. meeting of the building materials against Mr. Vi'- | Prevention: of Cruelty to Animals Wednesday Morning Club iri. th^ nearer the ideal spray than any The company proposes 12 cents Belly's Pharmacy, Cranford, w alive until spring, at least. on Monday,. it was announced by legal responsibility ,on the dog': other fungicide known. serve as an assistant tounty chair- lareale, and imposed; a special ".With the year's worst driving SERVICE SAVINGS ,:* owner." • • ' ,. ',••;.• ' ' •,- , Public Library at 9:45 a.m. Wed- Training in for one zone and ifive cents for judgment of $1,676;37;'without in- 30 Eattman St. JOHN W. HEMS & SON Ross ,42. Rowland df" Cranford, ( man in the pharmacist category- weather still ahead, that isn't as The society recently requested nesday. v ' n-"'- '.- "" . each successive zone and student terest, against the property in a ilNS*rflJTIdNS president of the organization. Miss Barbara SJa^t, daughter of • Dr. Henry J. Mineur, president silly as it sounds," the- director CR BBAX BBTATS the Union County Board of Free- . Miss Cane, - repnsenting 'Georg ticket fare at 60 percent of the disputed claim over other supplies. BIG TELEPHONE NEWS Previously, the SPCA had been Churchill Retires Francis B« SjioaVof 24. Oak lane of-thc association, .and Dr. J^M. pointed out. "If a sudden sleet • and holders, for a $5,000 appropriation Jensen,, Ihp.J.of New "York City, proposed cash fare rate: The basic I . ' . ' INSOBAMCB using, two trucks and two war- will give a "short biography of the a senior njifsing student at Kcuka Coe and Dr..Carl G. Hanson, all storm coats the streets ,with_Jce to'Setup-a dog clinic at its" new fire is now- JO cents. CALO CaiFood A COMPLKTB BXKVIC* FOB Phone: CBanford B-O77T dens in round-the-clock service to great Danish silversimth.' She.wil At Tide Water riCeuka Park, N~Y., is now of Cranford, are available, as mem- aria "finds you-unprepared, it could' shelter, Kindness Kennels, in Rah- Leonard R. Church of 8 Riirer- Colleg ...CunowajTor its meat,combined AIX BAVBBB OF AIX AOEB eight municipalities, i n c 1 udin g, tell of his first silversmithy, es- with the Visiting tfurse In its petition, the Company re^ bers of the speakers' bureau of the Rotary result in an accident which would IT Itarlk Aval. B. • \ . , Oraafsrl way. ~It was'explained .that such side drive, a research chemist in ported a net loss1 of $1,413,911 for •HthftwhsUk lay education com.n}ittee to appear make all yoiir New [Year's resolu- t«l M..DB Ava. Craafsra WIKES AND LIQUORS Crariford, Gaiwood and KeniU tablished in 1904, his work with Association of Rochester, N.Y., for €atalov«CALOt worth. With Springfield ''•* and a clinic would help the society, in Tide Water Associated Oil ^ the first 11 months of 1954 and . before civic and Parent-Teacher tions just a waste of. tirhe." We Answer Your Telephona his many talented collaborators Oh Golf Courses CHAS. M. YEAKEL Clark having joined up at theits prtgram against mistreatmen any's research and develop: training in public health nursing. • pointed out that on February 1 it ' Association groups, Mr. ' Camillo ^ The first thirig.to do when driv- 24 Hours "Every Day ' his ideals, • ambitions and smxess ' A colored film on famous, golf FLORIST S. CHER'S dose of the yeaT^dTtnhway ex- of animals and also serve as i. reported. ^Arrangements hiay. be ing becomes hazardous, the direc- BssI Batata , Uaanaas I public .information center. The re- as one of the most important sil- courses and golfers of the United You Leave — It Rings — We Aruwer 4 GREENHOUSE LHJiUOR STORE pected to join the prograrn-shqrt- .Versmiths of our time. ' made by "writing or calling the tor explained, is-to.slow down. . .' . '•• 'MaHtagsa ^ "•• quest ' was /referred' to the c6'm- States was shown to the- Cfenford /nvmes nowm roV AIX occAKONa ly, Mr. Rowland explained, tht Union County Heart Association at TELEPHONE . ^Ia>Charf • for DeUver* -Her" talk will be illustrated bv "On hard packed snow, a speed additional ^vehicles and wardens mittee of the whyle for study. 1137 East Jersey street, Elizabeth. Rotary. Club, at its regular lunch- df 30 miles an hour is equal to 50 MESSAGE EXCHANGE ' Mstnhsr TJ33. — rowen By Win • NsrtaATs., W. an exhibition oi silver which wil' ;••! Insured Saving* — Home Loavk Call CR 6-2942 were required to provide adequate • '•'A Mr. Camillo . pointed out that eon meeting at the Methodist miles .an hour on dry concrete,, he - . CBanford S-17M . . . CBaataat O-UM include holloware, jewelry -"' and BaalayarJ as Csatsr,. Kaallwariat . coverage for eleven towns. • -A proceeds from the annual drive Church last Thursday. • _, - said. "On dry concrete, at 20 miles " CSaafsra «-«20a / i * Ava. ' . Kaanvattt /lot Walaat Ave. Cranlard Newcomer^ Qttb .serving. pieces of. many designs SERVICE -.Actually, the society president ; are used for vital research in the Oiikmpnt, near Pittsburgh. Pa.; an hour, an automobile can stop in Bast Janar sui Brul. Bllsaasft frpm ^ie Georg Jensen collection. cause, cure and treatment at heart k AUTO DEALERS • added, the employment of the twef Hears Menu Tips Mrs. Fred W: Mayer, program i Pinehurst, N.C.; Southampton, L.I.: 21 feet. But on hard packed . ^Kiisabatk'S-asea/' REKEMEIER'S y ' STATIONS ~'i - diseases. • He asserted that ..the di- :snow, it takes about i7O feet with LUMBER extra Wardens and two additional A talk t>n "Meniies in"•' Party consultant for the month, will 1 . Malta' Waal sou Elgyililn ' FLOWERS. r seases arc the number one killer Pine Valley, N.J., and the Cyprus conventional tires, 60 feet with ", WBDDINO * FUNE tracks will materially reduce the Dress" was presented ; by ,Missproduce the speaker after thejrfisi- today and cause 52 percent of all iind Pebble Beach Clubs'" of Del winterized tires,' and 10 feeVwith LAING MOTOR CAB CO. • WOBK OOB BPBCIAtTT . CRAWFORD'S GULF . amount of mileage and territory Doris McNichoIas, home1 economics ness njecting. While, in/Copen- . . , Member / BUrLDEHS* covered by each-and should enable annual deaths. Monte/. Calif., were among the tire chains. , . • Tour Autlsorixed SERVICE STATION. consultant Ifor the Public Service hagen, Denmark, thjr summer, On the county level, the fund FterUta* TelefraBh ^eUvery Aas'a. () SUPPLY CO. Complete Aato Service * the SPCA, to control the. stray Mrs. Mayer visited^the Ge6rj».Jen- courses described iri the film. The "Oh. glare ice, the. tire stopping • BUILDING • Oil'-— Washing —- Lubrication Electric and Gas'Company, as the aids heart clinics, visiting 'nurses 106 Walnut AT«. CH 64700 --•>-"-,• ' Lumbar problem in all towns more effec- sen workshop wWre silver is made program-was presented'bjrCharles distances-are frpm-llO-to-250 feetr Minor Repairs . . Newcomers' Club held its .:first -assoeiatiansr^horncrn^kers service] depending on the temperature. CONTRACTORS .. Bulldlnf Hatarlals ; CBanfard 0-DO7S tively. Mr. Rowland pointed out luncheon of the year at Sherlock and sent to/the George Jensen iand provides lectures and motion Hill, chairman of the "commun- HIGH & SOUTH AVE., E. . that the)] improved coverage, Will stores inV^6ndon, Paris, New York Tire .chains, reduce this to about 80 • FOOD MARKETS * MUiwora sbsons' Materlsls (across from RR Station) Hall yesterday.; The talk was ill- One of the reasons ^o many people pictures for civic groups and pro-ity service committee. . feet." - / Dcalw **Bvaiytala« Vaf Tka Baasa Owast" enable the,SPCA to watch trouble ustrated with slides. , . and Seuth America. - .•.'•' spots . during off-hours and on shop regularly at ACAIE is the high fessional groups. ' . The meeting wV|s conducted by These figures, Director. Fritz, ex- nszvlwara * RffA^"j BCatarlal There will be a meeting of the literature committee wil C, Van Chamberlin; president. Ro- SUNOCO 3EHV1CE weeK-ends and holidays, quality, year after year, of its meats. plained, are contairfed in reports Bales and Serrtc* yCHAS. KURTZ MARKET Seraana - noorlnf - Faints executive board on Monday at truj ieet at the home of Mrs. G. B. CENTER ' v •_:.••'•' tarian guests included Clay Friedr / ~ CBOICB MEATB * >Oni.TI : j The'society president also re- home of Mrs. William ^Weber, McDiarmid, 306 Walnut avenue at Builders General of tests conducted annually by the AppUracas . STJNOCO PRODUCTS richs of "Fanwood, Henry Viswat comnriittee on winter driving ha- MHI quested dog owners to "cooperate Elmora avenue. I p.m. Tuesday." and the Rev. (Jordan Michalson of QBOCKHI1W — FROZEN FOODS Casntod O-OSOtV A to Z 'f^ifi»lnntlf)n by walkuig their animals on zards of the National Safety Coun- A Next session of the everting can- Wins Judgment 1M-M1 B. Itfc Straat OBaafard «-«tn General Bepalra — ' Westfield, and Arthur Williams Of cil. Even-if your car.is equipped •M Oaatsaalal AT*. Craaisr* Specializing In Brake Work leashes and warned that after Jan- asta group will be/Held at the In Union County Court, Judge Rosello Park- William Toomey was Sanrfca Dcpt: 124 -B. «ta Stoaaf CKanfoVd 4-BTO4 uary . 1 owners permitting ' their witli chains, the chief said, you're t* Karlh Catoa Avs. .'Oraaiard ; horne,of Mrs. JohrrG>'Fernandez Cranford Men GIGANTIC Milton A. Feller -entered a general a guests of Charles Einsiedler. '. «M. IKS Ml Centennial Ave. .. Craaterd animals to run at large will be • judgment for the Builders' General not safe unless you can sec. This Others who. will attend are Mrs «» • It was announced that next means good, wiper blades and MODERNIZING CONSCLTANTB CRANFORD • WESTFIELD PETE'S SHELL SERVICE given summonses instead- of theGeorge. Gre#£. Mrs. Harold Mur- Given New Post Supply Company of -336 Centen- Thursday's regularly scheduled customary warning.' ,. ' nial avenue against" Louis Vilier- defroster. MARSHAU / «» Addition # Alteration FUEL OIL BUILDING SUPPLY COMPANY . ~ •"•';' BBEE.1. rkoDUCTS . nane, Mr^\Albert Kossak and Mrs meeting would be cancelled in fa- , Gas -Oil -Lubrication . ,• "This is.-a somewhat onerous Frank'Mullin. . \ Maine .''I alnnt ATOU CKaatar« C-M74 > Roofing Materials — Bricks that. V M. Karagheusian, Inc., Roselle The other defendants were: Wil- Name Mrs. MacKenzie also should carry something to Call WIMfleld 3-3101 \ ' • . • .•...•• LARRY'S TEXACO STATION 1 cup dressing, and aubrtituto lemos Park. '«.'". " "Dog., owners. musjt^realize," he nice (or vinegar' in th» dreaatnsT liam and Helen Boyko of 24 Fifth Mrs. Edna MacKenzie bf Cran- scrape ice, and snow off the wind- •IT NerUi Avenae ' QanrtMl Caacsnt. Sand, Oraval. ate. ' MAKFAX LUBRICATION H. Richard Carlson of 288 street. Newark, purchasers of theford has been nominated as vice- shield and car windows." Gas - Oil .\ Bloomingdale avenue has been ap- property , on which the claims president dt the Neil McLeod As- A. IAIONE LOVELAND FUEL CO. Can CHantord 0-4000 . Plck-Up and Delivery Service pointed assistant to' Richard M. Potatoes LANCASTER BRAND arose,, and the Howard Savings sociation, an independent Republi- Authorized ) . t • - • CRanford 6-8836 Jorian,'also of Cranford, former Institution of Newark, which lent can organization in. Union County. , Indiana has 38 billion taM SIMMONS BEDDINQ MOVING and • HORTON'S Trust th* .npalxing of- P.O. Box 89, Cranford, N. J. STORAGE South «na 8s. Union Avcs.. Craafard your TV sat 'only to •_ ^TeL CRanfard 8-Otoa £hone: CBanford B-314I Gashfastkt thoroughly qualified ex- IDEAL FRENCH STYLE GREEN DO NOT HOLD YOUR COIN CARD — PLEASE MAIL IT TODAY • ,*- CBaaierd • »a— port*. W« ax* ataffad !•» Martk TJalaa> Ava. Craafard TYPEWRITEtt NO ONE WILL CALL AT YOUR HOME Valaafaad Nerlk Avea: Cnatsrd Union County Trust Company by ; factory • approved Lancaster Brand 8-or. SERVICE «»/-hrilr- Addlog MaeUau borrow at Union County Trust-:— Glass - Garden Tcols - House Furnishing' PACBJNQ • • Cash Begbten CB W778 Halibut Steak BANKS " Plumbing Supplies - Wallpaper CLOCK Floor . *t«n«<^g Machines •> Cheek WriUrs TUNA :" 3•&* lat Baatk Ava^ B. , CKaafara «>1SM Ml Mertk- Ava, W. COMPARf THESE PERSONAL LOAN RATES! REPAIRING SALES — SERVICE O A I R y Complete Line of Art Supplies WbtfleU S-44M «as.*l lattnd -. too Mtsht 14 aoatafy V l\ L U t lorMaM. ftprntt L4L HARDWARE CO. 230 Centennial Avenue ' . - •«•* ' . DEL MONTE FRUIT— WE CARRY THE MOST COMPLETE CLOCKS ALL KINDS $5.00 . Open Dully 8 A.M. to7P.ll CRanford 6-7300 $ 120 $ 13.12 $ 106,88 Sprlac aae Watckt • OIL BURNERS * 12.50 LINE OF ART SUPPLIES IN THIS AREA .Cteaatd — Bspalrad Thurs. Ac FrL till %V. M. 300 32.80 267.20 rat la Order ©00 65.dO 534.40 25.00 BANBUNO UBVICB • Sunday from B A. M. to 1 P.M. • UPHOLSTERERS • COCKTAIL 2 Member FDIC E. P. CHAMBERLAIN 960 104.96 855.04 . 40.00 TIMF TOOO v i:*J KariUn Boad CBaatord 6-0108 RELIABLE FUEL OIL .• MaHk A**.. W^ Craafar* CBaaferd- «-4t*l. U0O 131.20 1,068.80 50.00 01FF CKsafer* .•»!•• SUPPLY CO- INC CRANFORD 1/80 183.68 1,496.32 70.00 IM C.aUr B*.. OHIH< , UPHOLSTERY SHOP BURRY'S MOONLIGHT MALLOW Velveeta .. * U,': JEWELER DEUCAf ESSENS • . r. KaaCaerA Seas ... . ' WCtUUM S-Mtt , Cotnclcta Oil Hcatlnc Servlca • J Numbered Paint Sets Upholakrlng dc Interior Uaeoratlng AHt AMOH*fT WIO taW—™**» Ml UUkkMU OKW. KRAFTN . 11* •. Biu4 St.. WntftaM Slip Covers - Furniture Repairs SNOm* UPAVMIM* MMfOO U MMU9. WKMSsId t-*W*' MARTIN JEWELERS Drapes - Bbaoes - - " COLONY DEUCATESSEN CBaal.ra 4O«30 Imim lift Inturvu* to co««i Various Numbered Oil and Water Color Sets / iM Vaik A**.. BMlok "CRanlord fl. flUI -ttw caWrfM IK COOKIES 2 - Ib. package Aafasic*. " r«>nal I-UM Complela Una) o» American Gem Society^ It« Basis Avs^ B. Craalsrd i • ' - Tole Ware'^- Ra\y and Black — With or Without Oils and DIUCACIKB ••pert Watek'-aad jswclry Baaalrs Oflica and Bhowrooa 1 II M. UNION AVE. CBANFOBO 6 A K E o Buy now and save at this Acme low price! Designs for Finishing - , All Cooklna di Baking boa* ,nn Tunilaai CBanferd S-S7IB H you're too busy during the day, G° 0 DS UNION COUNTY U M. Ca*w .Ava. CTaatMd' O-dlaa VENETIAN Oils — Water Colors — Pastels — Tempera Oaataaalal Avaaaa. . Ofaafsrd TRUST COMPANY BUNDS pur 5 conveniently located offices FROZE* Textile Paints;—Flopaque—Metallic Sets FOO DS ::::: k LAUNDRIES are—open—evenings—(see—hours—he- ...„•::.::...._...•• Clay -— Papers -^.Eaiels-r^; Canvas - ^FrahTes Virginia Lee Cream-Fined — Loans — Saytnci Accoansi CRANFORD- '*)•: Brushes'—Pens —'Pencils^— ArtBooks—SketchBooks; All Trust Services "MOHEY-lJtHOB— -TUPHOLSTERY-SHC» r IDEAL FORDHOOK LAUNDRY CO. Venetian w^n-tf • needs. Or write or phone CRanford All Accessories and Miscellaneous Items Always Carried — • CeavaalsaUy- L*oaU« Oasssa — DBT CLEANma Coffee Cake Custoo) Quality Branda' IM Baatk An.. B. Crultis- Cm a-tsas • BUU CLBANSINO — FUB STOBAQB En Stock. , , / lUubult C-ttOM V _. CRanford B-08BS 6-iqoo.. Phone CRanford 6^0080 Delightful THOMAS BENMATI WEstBeld 3-«4SS -\- Baals Avs^ B. Craaiacd for a taxi. Yon need never feel eating anytime. Lima Beans 1U (ml Bl. — 7W Bllaaketk Ava. KW.JUHT KlUbtk marooned around here. We'll UntUCAL UnionCounty TrustConigMiny come to your 'rescue and take SM Weaiaabutw A*«.—««t «l».lsW14 An yoo where you want to go. 1 COMTKACTOB . ABaretto Walws Serves the County-—and tervet U uxU! Virginia Lee Reg. 49c Maple ~ Member fOIC * LIQUOR STORES *• REAL ESTATE 8cienU«U studying drift lea, Uov peraturcs, eurreot*. plankton, anl package. .. INIH^TBIAL VIRlrtQ 142 In*. Strut all fomu of Ufa In the oceans.oftea . 4BW1SSSS>SS\ ^#M^tal# sttsisssssst 2 RICHARD HARTIG '•"It Is estimated that SO.oW New 1 nMKv MIMl IV|W tnt£»rj ue t- n Pecan Ring 39c « BHEEJTS JOS. I. GUKEB find It convenient to ., refer to tbf ssssskAasasaJasB^B^M Bsss>aBsssk_laB "~ ^"^ '" ' Jersey persona have diabetes bui All frices (Joliuttton Puiut Shop) UQUOH STORE -. ' BCAI. IITATB Antarctic, meaning the ocean •ra.tsrs BLUEBEBBT ' and of the Antarctic region. Ifcay aKre«. tHediye ^ do not yd know it. A scrccuing T effort to identify them wiU be DIUVIH . niSUBANCS however, that the»» water* do »•* Through \ ^ t 101 N. UNION AVE. CRANFttttD 6-2540 Biak) a ga-ogxaphlcally durttodl carried on durlofi Diabetes Week,, tat Marlk Blk Ba. Kaallwartk Call CBaaferd «-01M' OlAli Kinds' Muffins ^r 35c Sat., Jan. 8 II N. Uaiaa Ava. • Craaierd Ml Wertfc Ava, W. CBaalatd BOTH CRANFORO ACMES ARE OPEN EVERY THURSDAY AND FRIDAY NIGHTS TILL 9 P. M. 'A ::,' •.;v'-'1-'; "'1''/'-;'. :•) .:•:. ::./•:. • ;.. >^-.,.v. •-.,. ••:. -•:•: •••••.;..'^. i-;_-Y'~^v^' •-•-!••.• J, ••l~'~-,-

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/ • ••• •. r~r: TC •/./,-/ THE CRANFORD CITIZEN AND CHRONICLE, THURSDAY, JANUARY 6, 1955 1. served following the program. Totnasulo Noiniiiatecl t*-rteived gift certificates for. clothing' Granted Two Patents of improved heatins value. Dr. KENILWORTH -. The following young people took as needed-- • • Sweetser |s a member of the staff •/." Park Board Lions Attend s . Sumner B. Sweetser, 729 Wiilow GARWOOD '-m part: Jane'' Barnhart, Charlotte It was voted to purchase' a sus- As Association Trustee street, has Jbeen (ranted two of the- Esso Laboratories of vthe M-"-tin Lucy Halton. Dick Gra- Rejects Army Bid Superior Court Judge Nicholas Zone Meeting, , taining membership in the Cran- Standard Oil Development Cornp- ham. Jane' Arnold. -Ann Minuer, United States patents' for a me- A. Tomasulo of Oranf drd _has been ford Historical Society, - ' Study Report Doris Bauer.•• Karen Sjursen. Har- For Watchung Site thod of manufacturing a fuel (as any, TJndfn. nominated for a-two-year term as Plan for Concert A program of songs, was, pres- old Sjursen. Maria Blanding, Janet A request by "the Army for a ented by Williarri Meyer with Ed- THURSDAY, JANUARY 6, 1955 trustee of the Union County Bar Members of the Cranford Lions TEN CENTS Buzalski. Bob Swisher. - F r e d guided missile site in. the Wat- ward Bearick at the piano. Albert Preliminary" findings jfi connec- Swisher. Barbara Harris, Larry chung Reservation _has been turned Association. Club omitted their regular h»ee$- J. Davles, president, conducted the Pace., Douglas tirile and Marcia Richard B, Magner of Linden : project "The liistary down by tjfie Union County Park ing this' week and instead attended meeting. ••'•-• •'•'.' . ' Gillespie.| Marie; Harris and Vir- has been proposed-for president l No Major Schools" have been Commission. .... a* zone meeting condijcted by es in Official Family; JAnnouncesBid Democfatic Mayor's Appointments presented by the students of James ginia- Gillespie were unable to at- In a letter to Major Frank Con- The election awilr b« held in Feb- George Cunningham of the Gar- tend.. Betsy Barnhart. who is ruary. Other nominations may be Garden Club to View r Avery's fourth period history class nolly, with whom the commission wood club, zone chairman, in the studying ' with'" her mother,._ also made in writing, signed by 20 or at Cranford High-SchooL. '.„ discussed the projection December Cranwood,. Garwood,-. T u.e s d.a y Slides of Greens Showil orSh; Fox^SecondRegional played" fpj'the groups—; - ~~j<— •l-i.-Donald-L.-Fergusanrprcsidoit,* more mpmh^P!, andiffled with the aincil Committees GARWOQD — Announcement of his candidacy for^a second Put^SO New Face^in Local Oflftces Slides of the recent Chris.tmas ,•• i ••••.• ' i-"- - ••' '/.. • •• Further, finds will be. reported secretary by January. 25. nigHt. . KENILWORTH — Thenf-of&e no niajor stated that the citizens of. Union Greens Show will be shown at a KENILWORTH — A shake-up in cotnmittee three-year-term on the Board of Education of Union County. Regional GARWOOD — There was jm the deciding vote in the hands ofi ^ wafrntnE'Tha'tj' '-we are to the class on January 15. Head- The Cranford club^ will conduct changes in the borough's offiaal family as Bor- ing the. project are: Zoralee Zone, County wish to preserve the, res- its annual entertainment program meeting of the' Garden Club al assignments for. members of the Borough Council District No. 1 wai made today by John-E. jConlin ,,pf 351 Hemlock^ overflow of specjatoi-s" standing in the Democratic mayoVi. treading on dangerous ground" and JfcGovney Named ough Council organized for the new year Tuesday l Larry Pethick and Carole Smith. ervation only for"parks and rec- Cranford at the home of Mrs. E. L was announced by MayOr Robert d Krueger at an avenue. • •. • • ." "~ the back of. the council chamber This resulted in a de'tmitc%>ting a statement' directed to JVIayor. Sev- Mackey Resigns for patients at Bonnie Burn San- evening at Harding School . • a They report they, are pleased with reational purpose for themselves, atorium in Scotch Plains on Moni> Baldeschwieler, 17 Central avenue, organization meeting Tuesday evening at Harding Mr. Conlin, who has the distinction of being the ..first graduate and even out- in the hall as the -Pattern, with the councilman dead- erage: '.'I don't Vant .to be re- j ththe resultlts thuth s ffar . ' To Water Group their children "and their children's Monday afternoon at 2 o'clock. . Magistrate William Bruder was renamed* to School. .,•'•'• u : 1955 Borough • Council organized locked three' and three and the sponsible for , these changes all James E. SIcGovney of Cranford yw There also will be refresh- — ——' —'— r^—: Of. Jonathan Dayton Regional Hit'h The museum committee had children." v_| .-.•'. As Freeholder ments, including cookies baked by The slides were taken by Mrs. • a three-year term.- He has served School, 'Springfleld, to serve, on at noon on New Year's Pay and mayor casting the deciding vote down the line. The blame will us among 20 county- residents from Councilmen Oliver J. Brown, 1 found information concerning the Mr. Ferguson said he expected Freeholder Donald D. Mackey Baldeschwieler and also will' in- • in this position for 22 years. Seeks Reelection Mayor William H.' Severage, the in 17 instances, including changes rest on your shoulders'' , : .19 municipalities named to the wives of members. 1 Jr., and Kenneth Hart switched the 'board, was chairnrtan for two Board of Education , and faculty. the army could take legal steps to of Plainfield resigned as a mem- clude pictures of members' gar- Earl Pollack was renamed bor- borough's first Democratic niayor in the personnel of. a number of "You are.trying'to put fear in Union County Citizens' Committee At the final; meeting; of 1954, chairmanships with Mr. Brown years of the supplies and •equip- The committee consists or Kris- force the commission to grant the ber of the Board of "Freeholders dens. - > ' \ ough attorney and borough prose- Kernan in a decade, made.44 appointments major offices, although on the re- for an; Adequate Water Supply. John Nostrand was named general taking over as building and ment committee, which was re- cilla Kelting, Doris Reed,: Gail land. v on-Fridajr.- He was slated to begin .Assisting the hostess for tea will cutor, • both for one-year terms. health chairman and Mr. . Hart sponsible for equipping the new which brought 30, newcomers into maining 27 appointments there He was appointed by the Board chairman to arrange for the ap- Waddill, and Jean Brown. . "The present commissioners a full Uiree-year. term on Mon-pearance of the Lafayette Glee be: Mrs. H. R. Best, chairman, In the attorney's post he will re- in. the public works-post. Also addition to the school. He also has the 'official -family... .. were unanimous affirmative votes of Freeholders at a year-eni ceive a retaining fee of $1,300, Holds Court • The "Cranford Chronicle" com- feel," Mr. Ferguson said in his day. • ... •.'•*. Club at Cranford High School on Mrs. J. L. Conrad, Mrs. Albert Nel- switching positions were Countil- been a member of the laws and Mayor's Vote Derisive regardless, of party affiliation. 4 ing Friday at the , Court House, while the salary for the prosecu- mittee .has, gathered material on letter ttf.Major Connolly, "it.to be Freeholder Mackey refused •' :to April 23 under sponsorship of the son, Mrs: J. L. Lehman and Mrs. men Alva Myers and Ernes^ Var- finance, transportation, athletic Swearit>t; in of Mayor Severage Republican Dissent Elizabeth. Former* Councilman their solemn'and sworn duty" t6 comment' on the reason for his ac- ; tor's position is $500. the following topics':" Buildings, Club. v - '•••, • ~ ..' ••. ' .1; .•'. E. A, Cruikshank. : ONE Post dalis. Mr. -Myers will be finance and new building site' committees. and of two Democratic councilman Apparently serving, as spokes- Fiiuard JI. Tiller of.Garwood also Thomas Trounson was renamed faculty, Board of Education, extra- continue this policy" for the bene- tion. A former assemblyman, he "PoTlWjrapt. Lester W. Powell KENILWORTH — Patrolman chairman . and Mr. Vardalis will /'. In announcing his candidacy for elected in November, Frederick"C. man for the Republican members tt nained to to a one-year term as. borough curricular activities,, and %nroH0^ ^ : ^f.^VP; Every fit of all concerned.and, although served one year on the Board of announced that 1,215 children at- George Kernan, Jr., will continue head the police and fire commit- reelection, Mr. Conlin issued the Wehrum.^ Jr., and I. George'Cusa- of the new council, ,Councilm:in county municipality except Kenil- cognizant of the importance of na- Freeholders and was elected to the Hall Leaves Estate engineer with a retaining fee' of bona, gave the new council a com- ment. < The committee Includes the tended the annual club-sponsored as Municipal Court clerk for the tee. •';•'.,'•. , •..>.'• ' following statement: -"• Addison S. MacDougall prefaced worth is represented. tional defense, in ' view of other three-year term in November. STOP $750. plement of three* Democratic aind following students: 'Sally Starr. Christmas "motion picture show at To Son, Daughters Councilmen Waltei Boright a|id JiLfeel-thatproviding-adequate his "_"No" votes -t>n a- number of . Mr. McGovncy and Mr. Tiller possible sites,^cahrjot, see their way. Republican leaders throughout add Company time being at least— —" thTej TRepublican members, with Jack Cooper, Gail Brach, Beth_An- the Crahfdrd Theatre: on December Earle Winthrop Hall of Westf F. J.-Stefany Frank Mascara retain their posi-' education and school facilities for new 'appointments with remarks had been'recommendedby govern- clear'.to. 'cbniply; with your re- the-county have agreed that the was again named to a one-year At Tuesday evening's organiza- derson, Sharon Austin. Pat Burn- 24, and t>r. George Angen reported field, assistant to the superintend- tions as chairmen of the trans- children is the duty of every citi- ing bodies in their. municipalities quest for. this site.. .-.: replacement, tfor _ Mr.' Mackey term-as borough auditor at a fee tion, meeting 6i Borough Council ash, and Yvonne Fraley.' ; \ • that the club entertained 31 boys ent of the Plainlfield-Union Water BUILDING SERVICE portation, poor and ordinances zen, and as a teacher I would like as representatives cin the. new ' "The commissioners desire to as- should be a Plainfield resident. of $2,800. in Harding School, Mayor Robert Interviews . with Miss Watson; and girlsNat the annual Christmas Company, left his estate- to a son committee and water, light and to continue actively toward that committee.; sist you to the fullest possible, ex- Plainfield Republican leaders, have Reappointed to a one-year term C. K r_u e g e r appointed James Shelly Austin, Miss "Almy. Dr. party for welfare children at the Charles- Dayton Hall oi Cranford, recreation committee, respectively. end." .'••'. . Budget Hearing to Feature Garret A. Keating of Plainfield tent. We have had a photographic b^en asked to recornrneend a can- as building inspector was Fred Arthur to the post, but council Serving on the finance commit- Howard R. Best, Miss Helen Klase Coach and Four,recently. ' and two daughters. ' ' Mr. Conlin currently is employ- was,designated chairman. rnap prepared showing the layout didate to the board. .•'• - From start to finish on home build* Teipel. rejected the appointment by, a 4- tee along with Mr. Myers will .be and George Bates brought excel- Dr. Angen related that, the A widower, he died December ed by the Clark Township Board Other members are: George Lo- of at least ten alternate sites in'this With the resignation'of Free- Councilman Alva Myers wa)> re-, 2 vote. Opposing the nomination Mr. Brown and Mr. :Vardalis, Movies, Dessert, Tax Cut lent results, the pupils report- Christmas party program included 5. . Sharing in the estate are; Mrs. Of Education us a science teacher. man. Berkeley Heights; Dr. Arthur immediate vicinity which we will holder Donald Pearsall - of West- elected council president for ^ bis.were' Councilmen Oliver J. Brown,' while Mr. Brown and Mr. Boright GARWOOD — With the aim of increasing the -usually slim Students participating in the in- motion, pictures, singing- of carols Mary Elizabeth Shipley of Silver He attended Garwood schools.. S. Williams. Jr., Clark; Nathan R. be bnly too happy to place at your field to accept the post of county ing and repairing, you can get every- third consecutive term. He and Jr., and Alva'Myers, Republicans, will join Mr. Hart on the public terviews were: Lonnie Fitzgerald. and distribution of refreshments' Regional High School, Rutgers Un- attendance at school budget hearings, the Garwoqd Board" of Educa- LeavitU Elizabeth; Charles t disposal. Meanwhile, we. are for- treasurer," the, county will elect Springs, Md., and Mrs. Sarah Ber- Councilman Kenneth Hart re- arid Walter Boright and Frank works committee. ' • . ' Judy Wxay, Don Rosencrantz. Gail and toys. The children also re- iversity and Seton Hall-University, tion after' adopting a tentative budget for the 1953-56 school year Todd. Fan wood; Robert Kaplan, warding a contour map of this, sec- five freeholders «.t the general nice Bobertz, of Westf ield. joined the council for three-year Mascara, Democrats:. ft was fav- Mr. Hart and Mr. Mascara are 'Sch'atz, Camille Ferro, Carol Ann thing you need to complete your job .where he received his B.S. degree, Monday night approved plans fcr a. program of motion pictures, Hillside; Abraham' Weinberg, Lin- tion on which has been indicated terms.' ••'•,.''. ' • ' ' •; . • Mr. Vardalis' colleagues on the , Gjngery, Patricia Castaldo, Janice election in November, - - ored by Councilmen Ernest.Var- and he,holds a permanent teach- in the Lincoln-School auditorium in .conjunction with the budget den; Herbert- W. Moore, Mouhtainr Various sites, one of which it is Mrs. Frances L. Condon, tax police and fire committee, JOHN E. CONLIN Keve, Cherry Lou Reiman, Bea 9 dalis. and Kenneth Hart, both er's certificate in elementary and hearing set for 8 to 10 p.m. on Jan- side; N. A.- Helmer. Plainfield, earnestly hoped will meet your at Builders General Supply Company. collector 'and treasurer; was. re- Republicans. , , ,• Mr. Hart and Mr. Boright join Reeyes and Gail Schatz. Doris 1 high school subjects. . ' " uary 21. As an added inducement, WILUAM II; SEVERAGE Herman Klenner. Rahway; Charles requirements." Honor Student named to a one-year term as tax Mr. Brown on the building and : ruary 8, a referendum on a pro- Watt' supplied data on buildings refreshments will be served. ; Peterson. Roielle; Glenn Sylvester, Francis Petrik of 11 Burchfield search officer, while Leon .Tri- Under the law. Patrolman Ker- health committee. Extended Biis A veteran of World .War III he- posal to transfer' $10,006 from the the people that the new adminis- - and the courses that were taught Roselle Park; G«orge Perry Scotch avenue is one of nine students at podi and L. Scaramuzzlno were nan remains, in thb post until ' a • Other, members of the transpor- is a member of Garwood Memor- Grand total of the items in the current expense account to the re- tration cares only for itself, aAd. I as found in books on Cranford Plains; Henry F. Grabarz, Spring- Seton Hall Preparatory School. renamed fire inspectors for one- successor is sworn in.' M council tation, poor and ordinances com- Service Begins ial Post 317, American Legion.»Mr. proposed budget its $215,260, which pairs and replacements account. must take issue with yoir there.' schools in both the school and pub- ft li better to Mteet «I Make just one stop for plans, con- field; Harry B. Kendall, Summit; South- Orange, who have been year terms. Dr Morse Shepard. fails to- confirm thft mayor's nom- mittee are Mr. Mascara 'and Mr. Conlin is married and has two $16,598 more than the total of Mr. Davis „ explained that ap- Mayor Severage replied; '"I assure ' lic libraries. • fabrics tor'allp eoycra becaua* thty On Route 28 Robert P. Ostertag, Union; H. Em- placed on the headmaster's list for HATIOHAUY-ADVERTISED Dr. Frederick Apfejbaum. Dr. Ro- ination of Mr.rArthur within 30 Myers, while Mr. Vardalis and children. the 195^-55 toti.l proval, of -this- proposal would not you that the people of Garwood greater protection against dust, land Johnkins and Dr. Edmund KENILWORTH — The borough Regional, voters' will' name three The amount to,be raided locally result in any added tax hut would will be getting just as good service, erson .Thomas., Weatfield, and thclc ahapc better, wear longer, receiving averages of 90 percent or tractor references, finance advice, days, ,it can ften make the ap- Mr. Myers join Mr. Mascara on K better (in ail subjects for the first Johnkins were appointed police pointment. •' the water, light and recreation gets extended bus service- today; board members. at the election on by taxation, however, is $115,495.35 merely put the sum in an account if not a little better with .these Piano Pupils Appear David Graham. Winfield... • •.'••• • •nd tailor more easily than 4e Bus.Route 28 will be extended ssasdy woven materials.' quarter. - ..." Cancellation* surgeons. . . ; Mayor Kreuger said he decided committee. ' February 1. • less undor "the, proposed figures where it is needed because of un- new appointees." In Annual Recital free estimates and quality materials. for 14 trips daily from Eighth •• Rayrnqnd W. Forbes of Spring- than was required for the 1954-55 usUal expenses. *. ' • Cranford Assigned . , Herbert Jennings and Joseph to appoint Mr. Arthur and not to All'those involved'in the shake- New Attorney Named . - Mrs. Henry Boardniah presented street up the Boulevard to Spring- field, president of the board, an- schodl year, Oliver W. Davis, board Mulligan were. renamed to three- reappoint Patrolman Kernan in an up of committee assignments are First dissenting votes came ;is her piano pupils recently in their field avenue in Cranford. On all president, reported. The decrease' Legion Paper Drive COP Patronage Post year terms on the Board of Health, attempt to divorce the Police De- Republicans as the Democratic nounced Tuesday thatphe will not Mayor Severage appointed Louis annual Christmas recital. Mrs. while Dr. Roland Johnkins was other trjips, the route will continue and at the in the tax figur'e, Mr. Davis ex- GARWOOD — A waste'paper Cranford has been assigned one partment completely from politics. members,, Mr. Boright and Mr. run for reel J. Dughi of Westfield as borough William Barnhart of 117 Glen wood Exactly The Glasses named to a one-year Urrm as over its present route' on the same time Kerr of plained, was made possible by an collection, will be ' conducted by of eight .legislative patronage items (( He* termed the post a political Mascara, retain their former attorney for one year, replacing road was hostess for the group 33Vito50Xoff medical adviser to the Board' of Boulevard, Monroe avenue to Springfield announced that he increase in state aid to the bor- Gai'wood- Memorial Post 317, by the executive committee of appointment. ' . positions. ;'; Bernard Steiner of Garwood. who this. year. •.'•••" Health. Eighth street. would be a candidate Ifc^succqed ough schools from $13,645 to $40,- American Legion, starting at io the 'Union County Republican Following the meeting, Mayor had held that post for 16 years. Each student played a piece and Your Eye Physician •Prescribes" Martin Heim was reappointed The new service. is intended to Mr. Forbes. 351, and by /an appropriation of a.m. Sunday. Proceeds will bene- Committee.' Krueger told reporters he ..will Health B< Considers. "We have had a good .attorney a carol, "the program opened with The- post will be that Of assist- to a five-year term on the Board serve residents of the new Kens- Dr. Minor :C. K. Jones of $10,848.94 from the balance.. The fit the memorial amphitheatre- at again appoint Mr. Arthur at an-- iring Nurse for School local tax requirement is estimated for a number of years, a man who a musical reading of "The Night ant bill clerk in the Assembly and rprk«7.tO of, Trustees o£ the Free Public Other meeting of council and will ington Homes development as well tainside, vice-president, announced^ the Veterans' Hospital in Lyons; a BBeforf e CChriashristm " by Mrs. Fred . Library, while Bliss Doris Blyden- KENILWORTH — At a meeting as other persons- living in that his candidacy for-reclection-inrDe-- ^$163,280. state project of the Legion. lives in town, and just because of will pay $320. The individual will then discuss " the ^situation more political affiliation^ I see no reason Swisher and clcloseo d w.ith_lhe -sing- be selected for the position by the burgh was ^named 'to a one-year thoroughly. tonight in-Borough Hall,, the Board section of- the borough. comber, Asa result of the extensive re- Plans for the drive were com- ing of carols. Refreshments were term, succeeding Miss Helen Mer- of Health will .consider a proposal Public Service Coordinated .Deadline for filing of petitions pair and renovation program in, pleted at a meeting of the post to change," C°uncilman MacDou- Republican Muncipal Committee. 3runneri Neither,before nor after the Vote gall declared as he voted '"No." ,.,. gott, 'local school teacher, who .did to hire a part-time nurse to Serve Transport, operator of the line, is 9 p.m. January 12, it was an-the schottJU during the past- year, Tuesday night in the Oakland i not seek reappointment. (Continued on page 2) ". the students at St. Theresa's says the new service is on a 90- nounced by Mrs. Helen R. Smith, the board docided to submit to the House. Accepted as new members The other Republicans on the 277 North Broad St. * Charles Kosmuiza, former presi- School. - day trial basis. If the extension is secretary of the board. voters along N«Uh the budget. at were Harold Wickholm and Harry council, Councilmen Frank J. Rag- ANSWER TO **rrs A FACT" dent of the Board of Education, Kraus Returns to Desk Former .Mayor William Lister; successful, Public Service will ap- The term of Garwood's other the anriuajl schooh-election on Feb- Fitzgerald. (Continned on page 3) Elisabeth, N. JT. 336 Centennial Avtnu* CRutfbrd 64J505 was ^ given. a four-year term on board, secretary, reports he has Thnnttr ply- to. the PUC to make it perm- representative on the Regional CUM« the Local Assistance Board and After LongHhiess; received one reply to an adverr anent. ' {•Continued on page 3) Arthur's name and exploits are only found in romantic tales; IN WESTFIELD Councilman Walter Boright was KENILWQRTH^— Edwin W. tisement for a part-time iiurse. the few,historians of the tiitte nave nude n* mention of hint. renamed for a one-year term as Kraus. superintendent of schools, Also under consideration by the 1. "Cyclopedia of Names'*. 2. "Qiocral^la Uteraria"—Thomas "Corner Brooikindfilm"' - the council's representative. board is a plan to hire a public returned to his desk for full-time Wrishi, 3. "Popular Fallacies^—A. S. E. Aekrrmann. OPEN MONDAY EVENINGS 'Appointed borough marshals health nurse. Under this program, Police Force Reorganization wore: Robert Parclla, Councilman duty Monday after an' absence the state would pay 3/4 of the cost Frank J. Mascara. Robert Witt, of several months. or about $2,000 and the borough- Albert Jacobi. Isaiah Henderson, He underwent a serious opera- would pay the remainder of $1,000. Called for by Mayor Krueger Salvatorc Cirillo,, James Rego, tion in Beth: Israel Hospital, New- The board will reorganize for KENILWORTH — Mayor Robert C. Krueger in his second Charles Rothery, Carl tiniewski, the new year tonight when ark. Miss Signe Swanberg, prin- annual message to Borough Council Tuesday evening called for Mrs. Helen Schroeder. /Mrs. Rita Herbert Jennings; president, and a complete reorganisation of the Police Department. Vitale. Mrs. Amelia Virkaitis. Mrs. cipal, had been acting superin- Joseph Mulligan will begin new Statement , ^Continued on page 2) ' tendent.of schools. • three^year terms...... i ^Mayor Krueger said he hopes to enlist the aid of all members of . the department, Police Chief George Conklin and Councilman '- ''. I I.'' •• Ernest Vardalis, chairman of the police and fire committee, in the should be satisfied to hold the reorganization project. ; line' on its tax rate ^this year," The borough's 'chief executive Mayor Krueger said.; called-for a training program for The mayor also calje^l for an SUIIJitltU TRUST COMPAHY members of the department, new expanded recreation program. He rules, jind regulations and a new THINKING OF RENTING, BUYING OR said better use will be made of! police ordinance.' -These actions Cranford • Garwpod • Scotch Plains • WesHield J ' property in Michigan avenue as a would increase efficiency, Mayor reftreational site. Krueger. said, as he expressed the . , , ' •• " " '•'•.;;:New Jersey "• •" ' • _••••• • .- .• viewpoint that the department On the subject of appointments, •v- BUILDING A HOME IN 1955? should "not be tied down by older the mayor said there were, several il practices." . -,.,...' names added to borough sub-dir In calling for the reorganiza- visions. Some persons, he ex- tion; Mayor Krueger cited the bor-. plained, had served many years -you'll be interested in reading Mis! and there was criticism, they were December 31, 1954 oujjh's rapid growth. ; • Mayor Krueger said it is ex- not doing a 100 percent ^ob. New pected that the borough will' be life could do much for some of the o you're planning to move to * new home this year. Fine! able to hold'its own on the-'1955 boards, Mayor Krueger said. The mayor admitted there havoj S Qood Luck! And a few words of friendly advice which tax rate and there is a possibility RESOURCES LIABILITIES It may drop several points. Be- been some disagreements* with ock Purchased For This Sale we would like to suggest. •'.. * cause of increased state aid, a other- members of BoroUgh Coun- ii reduced school budget is expected, cil. He said this is the American -• Ofiaed At Cash on hand in Banks - - -.$; 3,740,217.97 DEPOSITS $32,532,403.99 i the mayor said. . way. " . , • ' Public Service wanes to service you as eflSciently as possible — The council, the-mayor said, be- He thanked the members of came concerned with the tax rate Borough Council for their help and U. S. Government Bonds - - - 13,175,081,95 Miscellaneous liabilbihlk! s 144,975.44 in your new home with low-cost dependable electric service. ' . early in July and started work on cooperation, during the past year / • It will benefit you and all the members of your family ii you the 1955 budget then. He said the and pointed .out that "a terrific State and Municipal Bonds - -. 5,420,073.13 Reserves for Interest, Taxes, etc. 122,357.89 assessors have equalized assess- amount of progress had been . i • .. have the proper equipment to enjoy this modern service. ments in some places. made." ... "_ Other Securities - - - - > 290,074.37 Reserves for Dividends, In view of the rising costs in Councilman Alva • Myers, who all departmerfts, the borough v : , Preferred Stock -* - - - ; 4,375.00 . •-' You need adequate wiring and plenty of floor and wall " (Continued on page 2) Loans and Discounts - -' - -, 5,709,971.61 outlets to give you good electrical service. There are many , ._ . CAPITAL: RH.A. and GX Mortgages - - 2,090,840.93 fine electric appliances available today which can work won- Mayor in New,Year Address oar mi GUARANTEED SAVINGS Preferred Stock - 350,000.00 I Other-Bonds and Mortgages- -• 4,773,314:18 ders in jour home and add to the comfort of your everyday Sees $7 Tax Rate Inevitable . • . ' i Common Stock • ^ 500,000.00 ' living.' ' " • ' •''•:.' . GARWOOD — Following is,the house canvass When I explained • Thinking about your oil nee

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' • j- • '• THE CRANFOHD ClTlBEM -THURSDAY,JAN1TAHY --• •[ i, -i -••i"-~< ~i THE CRANFORD CITIZEN AND THURSDAY, JANUARY, e, 1955 man Kenneth Hart on the Plan Engagement d Nicholas Spada. • well requested that'the inconiing zation meeting of the new council. [ en'tiou's sorvicos.to the boi'ough." .Beoch a Venue,.'expires in Febru- here for-the occasion, ahd-other,- ning Board and as the loca Methodists Open Church •Garwood. Socials""-}: V ary, 195G. ..'._-•-- Bi^wh Lists representative, for the regiona: Venation of New Duellings Of Miss Marion Kuhn was U(Tgnimous approval council give consideration to Gar- Councilman MacD<5ugall reiterated Grade Crossing Report' brothers and sisters,- including Eecreation Mr. and Mrs. Anthony Kris- again "'as- Mayor Severage' named Wood's i need 'for a street sweeper. Kenilworth's ropn-sentatives on Joseph Sbordone of Clark animal control "program. - KEMLWOETH—AtasSttncement his di-ipleasure al the many new Reporting progress made on at- walus of 5lfr-Sp<{jjce avenue have Anthony Bjernosky a new special He remarked that '-the people de- tl'ifc board are Ayery Ward, whose-].ship, Anthony Sbordone of The Cranford Citizen and Three Drive has been made of the engagement Attendance Crusade Sunday appointments which had been tempts to speed up elimination of Work Needed Tops Lad Year's Re$rd returned after vacationing in St. school officer for the year and re- serve-to have clj?an streets, ahd the Center street grade crossing thr«,f-year term'expires "in 195C, i ilelfj. Mrs, Frank Venzio of^Lln- Cfctrdnick' and the Elizabeth Daily of Miss aianon M. Kuhn. daughter KENILWORTH — Community Methodist Church Wili launch [Units Resume Petersburg,-Kla.,~ for two weeks. / KENILWOKXH t- While'the total estimated'building Ih th6 appoiiitcd the , following special sweepiiig _Uiem with brooms "goes made. \ - • . • of., the, Jersey Central,-Railroad and William Broderick, vv term den, Mrs. Raymond Grova of Journal were designated as offi- of Mr. and Mrs. Fred Kuhn of a 14-weeK Church Attendance Crusade' at the 11 a.m. service Sunday. GAR WOOD.'..— As the . ofter- They were accompanied. by tjjeir, expires in 1H57. - cial newspapers, . borough dipped slight/ from lost year's record breaking figure, school officers. John Herold, Pad- back to medieval times." "It is nri unhappy occasion," he during the past year, Councilman CranTord and Mrs. Andrew Lanza 7 KENILWORTH —' Nuno? 2am- 202 North Sevtsiteenth stneet, to "'. George Carpenter, chairman of the Commission, on Membership rhoal- program conducted-at Lin- son, ."Andrew) who was recently J KENILWORTH — Councilman the estimated value of hew dwellings-in the community increased raig d Dea, Julius Halas^,-Charles, '."''-'. Dlckerman Speaks" ~ ~ said; "to see conscientious, intelli- 'Ross-reported: of Garwood. and their families. The Cranford Branch, of the paglione, Edward Dorrell and Ar- Curtis. W. Kxaaer. son of Mr. and and Evangelism, will explain the. crusade end the Rev. John R. •oln School for local.young people honorably discharged from 'the" Oliver J. Brown, Jr., chairman of un slightly. • " . ; . ;• Zemony and. Jdhrr"Oallaghtjr. Mayor?. Dickerman. in ^ his fare- '.gent men leav..ig our"borom;h ROV- 1 Family Reunionv.He'ld" Union ,C° ty Trust Company thur J. HolniqUest have been ap- MTSL Waiiapo Krazer ol Union. Dexheimer, pastor, will preach on the topic "Rertiember the Sabbath by the Recreation Commission got Navy. '; • _ •' • ': "I' have proposals ' to nwkc- at Council, Board ? the public works department, re- was designated as the official de- This is revealed in the annual report of Building. Inspector Fred buck into swing tliis week, Joseph Mayor Seycrage named thcfol- well, address had w*>rds of^praise ernment. * I be-lievejvhoii a per-the' first regular meeting of. the pointed district leaders for the an- ' Miss Kutn^Kended' Jonathan Day, to Keep It." The Methodist Mr. and Mrs. Alber t Reg;il and On iKeiv Year's Day ports G. & H. Construction Comp- pository of the borough clerk arid ( -lowjn'g,,to serve,on-his advisory for all departments of the boro"ughd son do«.'S. a K°°d~jf^; that' person Teipel to Borough Council. Mr. nual fund-raising drive of %nion Dayton Regkscdl' High School, Choir will sing under the direc- ! 'I'roiano, director, reported that new year tbnt I am sure will bring GARWOOD — Mr. and .Mrs. School Budget Tonight any-will be required,to'complete the borough magistrate, while the !'•• avenue entertained 39<-members of ert C. Krueger and members^ of Homes development will be actCounty Trust "Company; National ganist. The Rev. Jay House, as- September to the holidays. • ;. Anthony J. Riccardo, "Albert Wi street department, fire department borough govcniment. is a big.busi- •'X Troth Announced • The . appointments were an- Elizabeth. ' ' • Mayor Severage and all mem- Mrs, Engleso's ('ainily at a reunion Borough' Council wilj meet with • State Bank of Elizabeth, City Sav- in 1954 totaled $2,320,562 com- Faces Kenilworth Mi', and Mre.; Andrew DeFran- ferittain and Dennis 6'Leary; Sam- and First Afd Squad. He also ness. cepted by the borough. . • KENILWORTH —. The be- nounced today by the Rev. John Mr. Kraze«-'4ln Now Year's Day. Welcoming the Board of Education tonight in Mr. Brown says the ' folIo'wir.R ings and Loan' Association and pared with $2,347^50 in 1953, a cesco and children''; of Hasdngs- uel F. Colwell, Oliver W.~ Davis, praised the efficiency_6f.Borough "My 'No- V'9tes," he continued, trothal of Miss June Marie.Cabal- R. Dexheimer, pastor of thi^ Com- School and served in tfie Naval service.^; y. .' " % • Croups was reported as. follows: their remarks with expressions" of j the group were'her parents, Mr. Harding School to go over the improvements are needed at the the Suburban Trust Company In Opener Today on-Hudsort, N. Y., spent the hoiiday John E, ConliH, .John L. Banyasz Clerk McManus and Mrs. Stefferts:, "were not because* I disliked the drop of $226,788, " , ' Iero to Clifford H: Engel, son of munity Methodist Church and Reserve and tfce Merchant Marine. At a rhieiirtg ai 2" p.m. Sunday, Newspaper Club, 15, .and leather- good- wishes to the people of Garr Land' Mrs. Aniello Sbordoiu: of school budget ._f.dr. the 1955-56 vproject: Clean lots at end of North were''designated as official depos- GARWOOD — Coach Joe Tri- : week-end -visiting 'Mrs. DeFran- j«nd!_RusseU"'Burlcifh.-;-. the clork-stenographer, 'and ex- individualsliaiamed-but—bixiiust—l- , During 1954, 192 permits were Mr. and Mrs. August H. Engel of drive chairman, and Henry Patry- He is vice- -i« 4 announced Christmas Day by .her > The district leaders will meet iliary. an«j is emplpyed By his fa- the next two weeks to explain the conducted by Miss Joyce Christt- her.lister, Mrs. Pauline Romano, will bo introduced by the Board of • '• Wilshire drive another 10 feet, re- dwellings. In 1953, ,348' permits hdme, meeting Kenilworth, avenue. • • • -; ' 1955 were numed by Mayor cil by former Mayor Daub. good, expe-rienced men in those \ Cofcll111 Announced 1 parents, Mr. and Mrs. Manuel tomorrow night with the Rey. Mr. ther at tire Aicesicaii Oil Burner. campaign.'Assignment .cards will nn'ci. 40; Model Club, 20, and-Cor- in .who' came hero from Italy three Education at a meeting .Monday pair two lowspots oh Sixth street issued, including 176 for new L , Under Coach Ken Glover, Ken- iiniics.Club, 25 (both conducted by . Mf. and Mrs. Harold L. Murphy '. ., CCoTiliiiMrd jrom payc 1) Caballcro of 53 Commonwealth Destheimer, Mr. Patrylow and Company. Newark... , /. •"• be distributed at that time. Cov- as follows (with chairman In remarks by individual coun- jobs. — I want to thank those no months- ago; her' brother, ,George evening at 8. o'clock in Harding and fill in waterlioles in back of Rahway Hospital homes. New dwellings last 'year ilworth has produced the pest rec- White); Friday night dunces, and son moved this \0eok to North board, John L. Banyasz of 408 iid. . ; ;./. David Karknesa, Western District enant Sunday will be observed on named first itJ eabh case): Finance cilmen at the; close of the organi- Johger with us for their ' consci- Sbordoneb , of California,, who flew'.School. home, raise ' sewer manholes to ord of, any team In the Regional tumbling, 45, and boxing, 30 Carolina. They formerly resided 4 have an estimated value.of $1,- An . alumna ' of Kenilworth executive, to plan the drive, pros- January 23 at the morning .worship audit and resolutions., Sanders, permit , better inspection, clean district. The squad compiled a 12- (ilic lattier' two projects being at 350 Hemlock avenue. Lists Committee 536,500, while the total for 1953schools, and Jonathan Dayton Re- pect cards for each home in the service when pledge cards signed Wehrum -and Casabbna;" "streets, catch -basins and gutters, install LLE. JL Arndt, 3 record last year, losing in the conducted by Mr. Troiano). msss^ was $1,501,500. - , ^ gional High School, Springfield, borough will be distributed. Group by church, members will be dedi- Mr. and Mrs. Henry Pfelffer of Wehrum, . Ragonese ^V\d Ross; two catch basins between Boult*- ; finals of the Regional tournament Now" Under way- in connection For Fund Drive Fewer garages werfe_Jbuilt— in Miss tCaballero is employed by captains will be selected. They cated. ' •' ..."•'.-' "- ' •'.-'"• ; 339 Myrtle avenue entertained ov- lighting, building and "grounds, yard and Brasser. lane. LL Jean Boyer v to Springfield. . Avith the program are a junior •I: ••( KENILWORTH Dr. Freder- 1954 than 1953, Mr. Teipel "re^ BristoRMyers, Hillside. will select, callew. The home vis- ' The second in a series of teacher er the holicfay week-end their son- Ragonese, Casabona. arid. Maclibu- Coach Glover expects to- start .basketball, leaguC.Uincluding six Also, placeiconcrete monuments ick Apfelbaum, chairman of- the ports.. Only 45 garages were con- Mr. Engel attended Cranford itations will b* h«d on February graining' courses will be" held at in-law and daughter, Mr. andRU'H: police, health and supply, Wed in Japan Charlie Jansco, .his tallest player; te:im,r. for boys from JO to 1_2 years according to map, clean brook run- KenilwoVth Committee for • Rail- structed last, year compared with High School and is employed by 8 p.m. Monday for teachers of the Mrs. Jay Thorpe of Baltimore, Md. Ross, Wehrum and Casabona; fire, »3.. '••'.,-•.• : • ' •' -' KENILWORTH — Mr. and Dennis Golcher, brother of Bonnie ' ning through development, removo way Memorial Hospital,' has an- Robert & Weise, Cranlord land- kindergarten through third grade. of age and a senior league of sev- -. Mr. and Mrs) Gerald C. Austin water and poor,,. Casabona, Weh- 71 the'previous year. ' ' Under Theodore Stoepel, man- Mrs. Nbnciam R- Boyer of Wads- Golcher, who is a member of the debris from lot 19 ojn Kensington nounced .the names of committee scaping firm. • •.'••> The Kev. Mr House: Will be the en teams for boys' from 13 to 19..and—two-children j—Barbara—'ind- The big drop in building was ager of the Kenilworth offlee of worth. Ohio. appoainpe_the mar- starting-ftve for-Regionai;-Dick- Sponsors of the senior- league map, Tepair damage to sewer pipe- •members who will solicit former n industrial permits.. In 1953, 39 No date has been set. for. the instructor.' ~ 7~ ' Briiee, moved last week to Me-,cense, MacDougall, Ross and San- wedding. • "T~~~ -•-*"-.— City Savings, and Loan Assdda- nag» of tfaeir. daughter. L±- Breem, - Alvln Neville and Jerry fotims" aYeY'Tire Department/" Li- in fEOntrof.23-Sherwood-raad^re-U)atients-of the hospital-in'Kenil- suwi permits were issued with tion, and H. C. Lundqulst. person- Dr. Albert Allinger, pastor of tuchen. "They formerly resided at ders; recreation, Casabona, Mac- Jean- Boyer.- CSV. to Lt '- and Mrs. J. Luther Phil- Monday thru Friday the third. Sicialcd- at **«» double Joe Provenzano at center, Bernte nosdiiy nights, and; a'Drama Club . The- mayor reported that his ap- tions west of 4 Brasser lane, east Doris Dafoldccker, Mrs. William commercial permits last year with KENILWORTH —« Donald R. .The Rev.. Mr.~Bexhelmer will lips of 512 Spruce avenue. The ring: eemeniony^-- ;' . -. .'• • Massari and Russ Bur'leigh as which meets Friday nights under pointments to the Shade Tree of 12- Brasser lahe. for 80 feet R... Doug'hfcrty, TVlrs. D..J. Ferry, an estimated yalue of. $78,70(i. | Parker, New York businessman, install officers of the " Methodist Rev. Mn Phillips is minister of Given in marriage by'Lt. Com- •forwards and Billy Kennedy and •direction''of Dante Costa..-" . ' Commission and" the Industria 8 a.m. to 9 p.m. , • north of 46 Wilshire driye, for 50Mrs. J. J. Francis,. Mrs." C. J.. The number of dwelling alter- will be the speaker at services in Mayor In $Jen at 8 o'clock Wednesday eve- Trinity Evangelical and Reformed SATURDAVKVm. to 6 p m. ; mander Joseph JPoweU. DSN, the- Committee will be announced feet between 23 Sheriyood drive Freer, Mrs. G. F. Gall, Mrs. Theo- Kenilworth Gospel-Chapel on Sun- (Continued from panel) ning. Mr. Carpenter will be irt^Lee Pecina as guards! The dramatic and choir groups ations also decreased' last year was aiSmttod by Miss Lois Church in' Mountville. • • ." • later. ' ' . CRAWFORD AND BOUND BROOK and also repair catch basin there, dore. Karlin, Mrs. Edward- Mc- as compared with 1953. Only 35 day at 11 a.m. and 8 p.m. • employees! of the borough to main- ducted as president succeeding • Others on the Garwood squad are planning a production for'Feb- THURS/& FRI. ONLY TO 9 p.m. Carthy, Mrs. A. Ofsak, Mrs. C. Mr'.- Parker is a frequent speak- Mongan. of Hasesstowo. Md. are: Ralph Bianchi, Carl Soltis, ruary', and there also will ibe a • Temporary Budget' and in front of 5, 9, and 26 Sher- 1 such permits were issued last year tain a decent .wage for alL Warren Fairbanks. Other officers 1 .. -IX. Fkant Umg. VSS. was best : A temporary municipal budget Ogden,. Mrs. George Pappas, Mrs . er at rallies and conferences "1 am happy to say that Gar- arc: Arthur Goodreds, vice-presi- Robert McCaskili, Russell Weinzel, lioxing show next month, Mr, Tro- wood drive and *75 and 93 Pen- compared with 52 the year before. matt'and Ensigns George Stevens totaling $49,625 'was 'approved S. .Patrick, Mrs. P. P. Pfitzner, The estimated value of the alter- throughout' the country and is ac- wood will-be able to continue with dent; Edward Dorrell, secretary; Barry- Christiano, Fred Sta'iss, iano repdrted. Garwood Births • brook drive. . and Janrws Deliver jiAened. pending adoption of the 1955 bud Ten other projects are planned Mrs. W. Scibert, and Mrs. John ations last year. was $22,841, tive, in Christian'education and the same method of garbage dis- and Daniel Negola, treasurer. Mr. Carchie Darroch, David Chlnchar, T Wanca, Jr. .. .. * . v missionary interests. He ig a mem- I The eoaple spent their wedding for the borough's Road Depart- while it was $40,375 in ^953. posal for at least another "year, but Carpenter will appoint committees Norman Zimmerman and John ber of .the board of Emmaus Bible trip at Kyoto and Nara, Japan." : -—Mr—and—Mrsr-John—Kilbxirg~of' The Cranford Citizen and Chron- 1 . Kenneth S. Simmen, Campaign I. must add' at this tune, jhatrjhe ; for- the year. — - : Cooper...-, f:-^ —- •-•• ment. They included Fix basin at Mr. Teipel also pointed out "^A"grao^tate"12'"Wads s!M*rtli Cen- Many StudeHts —200 Cedar street have announced MAYFAIR School " and-is a -staff-member of icle and. the Elizabeth Daily Jour- -Washington avenue-and' Twenty- treasurer.-. has~_annoUnced•- that that during" the" year" he "issued r Tdumplng facilities now in use. The choir will rehearse tonight the magazines "The Fields" and tral Htsh Scfcool, Mount Union he ..birth of a daughter, Deborah nal were named; official news- fourth street, grade Washington campaign returns, to date, approx- permits for St. Theresa's School with the cooperation of Cranford , at. 8 o'clock and the Sunday New Building, Zqning Aid in Preparation HOME OF QFG PRODUCTS 1 imate $840,000 of which . more "Letters of Interest'.*'' ' CbHegei AHiance. Ohio, and * Sir Ann, on December 17 in Muhlen- papers of the borough, and the ' avenue between Twenty-first ahri and ' Convent at* an .estimated are rapidly filling up and Garwood Luke's Hospital School of Nurs- School Choir at 7 p.m. Tuesday. berg Hospital, Plainfield. . • Dairy Savings than $651,000 is in-cojsh.- value of $412,000,' for a chapel at The tract "band will distribute will be faced with this problem Mrs. Daniel Kelly of 115 North Codes Go to Plan Board Of School Paper Garwood Branch of the Suburban -Twenty-second .street io eliminate the chapel leaflet "The Doorstep ing, Cleveland, sbe is Stationed • A son, Keith, Was born.to Mr. Trust Company, was designated of- flood condition, raise curbing at The proposed renovation of the Graceland, Memorial Park for sometime in the future. I would Nineteenth street will be., hostess KEJJILWORTH — Building In- GARWOOD —"A gay holiday QFG Top Quality Meats-Always AXELROD'S-Ass'f Flavors in reusable plastit cup Evangel" throughout the borough at the--U. S. Navy WntpT^^ Yoko- ind Mrsl M. J. Christensen of 8 ficial depository. '* QfO «•»"• QuaUtv Monroe and Twenty-fourth street, present building and construction $35,000 and for the City Savings like to assure you that your mayor to the White Circle of the WSCS spector Fred Teipel reports he will' scene drawn by Phyllis Cornel isse of a new vying will increase the, on Sunday afternoon, and! the suka. as a Navy nurse. Second avenue"on December 23 In his New Year's Day address. requireUnion Paving Company to & Loan Association office for and council are aware of this today at .1:30 p.m. and the Blue submit a'revised building code and is featured on the cover of the re- number of buds from 80 to 126; young people, will meet at 6:15 -The> faridegroem is an alumnus n Elizabeth General Hospital. . Mayor Severage remarked' that the repair three low.spots* oh new $60,000. problem and will try to continue Circle will meet at 8 p.m..today. a new • zoning ordinance to the m-uly -published edition of "the Cream Cheese 1" 27c bassinets from 20 to 31; and will p;m. for Bible: study. . of JteiaHhaw, Dayton Regional Planning Board sometime this A daughter, Joann, was born to new administration," in which the • section of North Twenty-fourth Total fees collected during the this service as long as possible. Boy Scout Troop 82 will as- . Lincolniaii; newspaper of the Gar- provide accommodations for ap- Special prayer services are be-' High. School. Springfield, and the month. Revision' of both laws' Mr! and Mra. Michael of 20 Third voters have placed: a great deal of street. . v year-amounted to $5,400. •' "You .will note that nn my ap- semble at 7 p.m. tomorrow, while wood public, schools. ''-.-. IMPORTED-GENUINE proximately 1,500 more patients ing held tonight and tomforrowat ;Kew Yoik.Stale Maritime College, has been underway for several on December 17 in faith and hope for. c.ne\y ideas and . Also, prepare Fairfield avenue The growth of building in the pointments, many were ^ made the Girl Scout Leaders' Associa- Thi;; issue, includes poems •by each year. . borough is shown in the follow- 8 p.m. in the chapeL Port Scfcoyler. Bff.Y. Be now is tion meets at 7:30 p.m. Monday years. . \\rilli;.m Lovoland, Virginia Kun- Memorial Hospital,^ . , '. .»•--•> ir'se'risible government," recognizes "from Michigan avenue to Market without regard, to political party; serving aboard -the CSS Consol- ROUND ROAS This is the first request for firir On Wednesday evening' at 8 _., Mr. -Teipel also reports he made A son, Richard Karl, was born its responsibility.and "will render street for paving, remove deb'ris ng-totals: 1951—255 permits in- this again is in accord with my and _Girl_Scput Troop.4 at 3p.m. drat, Marie Silverman, Gail Bari- Pkg. 39 .ancia] • assistance in more than 25 o'clock John Smart will continue atlon in Far Eastern waters. ,~ 12 comprehensive inspections of i efficient and honest govern- Swiss Knight from brook between Fjiitoute ave- cluding 100 for -dwellings for an campaign pledge. I would like you Tuesday. • iewicz and Betty Brown and stO- o Mr. and Mrs. George Mikita of years: • • ' . ; estimated valuation of $1,149,175; the scries of Bible lectures ' on The! Rev.-Mr; House will be in thfr borough last year in a drive to ries by Marilyn Seaman, Robert 91 Third avenue on December 12 ment." nue and • Oakwood avenue and prophetic subjects, -entitled, to take notice of the special police • Delicatessen Sayings 1952 —.206 permits including 88 charge of meetings of the Inter- rid' the town of sub-standard Lout hold and Sandra Anne«.AnT n. Rahway Memorial Hospital. . He also assured that the new maintain lot on JFai,toute avenue "Things, to Come." .... / that have been appointed- Many or dwellings for . an . estimated Three Juveniles mediate Youth Fellowship a't" 2 buildings. During the year, 12 (lies. Carole Dubas of 7C wrote A daughter, Dawn Estelle, was "borough officers will keep the where Maplewood avenue sewer Miss 'Ruth Anderson, principal have been selected from the ranks IMPORTED*-FRESH SLICED HNS to Install valuation of $1,216,450; 1953 — p.m. - Sunday and of the Metho- buildings were torn down and 11 an editorial-oh. "Silver Springs."' born On December 27 to Mr. and pledges they made in their cam- line had to go through until prop- of ' a girls' school in Kollegal, of the civil' defense 'police to serve 348 permits including 176 -for Held in Thefts dist Youth Fellowship at 7:30 p.m. renovated, he reports. .• » • Members of the staff include: Mrs. James Shumate of Miami, paigns Regarding air pollution, ' erty is sold and easement obtained. South India,, spoke to the ladies' as special patrolmen^ This I be- Hodapp Monday dwellings for an estimated valua- KENH.WOBTH—A 15-year-old the/same. day. " • -, • Iiosalind Caruso,. edjtor-in-chief; Fla. Mrs. Shumate'is the former flood control and stabilization of At the recommendation of Cotin,- missionary group on Tuesday eve- lieve to be a good policy, as it re- Boiled Ham »»< tion of $2,547,350;" and 1954 KenOworth girl and two other Carrots,' If you select small wioU Robert La\yrence, assistant editor; Miss-Estelle Buss of Garwood. / the tax rate. ._: cilman-Brown, the cbtmcil refused KENILWORTH -Arthur Ho- ning, telling of her work with In- wards those who have given their ones, mak«. a nice- vegetabl* for i dupp will be installed as president 192 permits including,,472. for time gratis the incentive to possi- juveniles . wexe arrested last Both. Hart, business manager; Forecast "on -Tax Rate HAYDl^CHONK STYLE to accept Ashwood avenue u.n|til dwellings for an estimated valua- dian girls during the past 25' years. Thursday and admitted a series Henrietta Bottenkoff dinner when dipped In milk and ltobert Davis, assistant business .the sewer which runs rrpm the of the Holy Name Society of St. Soon to return to the mission field. ble appointment In the future. foiled ip crushed cereal flakei. Democratic Mayor's With regard to* the tax rate. Theresa's Church at a benediction tion of $2,320,562.' . '"phe people of Garwood have of car-stripping thefts. Kesiilworth To Wed Newark Man 'm:ihager; Mary Guerrie.ro,,.Mary Mayor Severage reiterated a state- , street to a brook is raised toSerade Miss Anderson said that India to- police report.' .' - > them until crispy, (olden bmva. Wcincr, Gail Hurley, Judy'Anson, ^Continued from page 1) U.S. Gov't Graded "Choice1 established by Borough- Engimwr service in the church Monday eve- day is in. a time of extreme crisis, become accustomed to the name , KENILWORTH — Mr. and Mrs. ment made during his campaign Liverwurst »49 ning. ;He succeeds Anthony Pas- of .'Civil Defense.' This has been The jnveailes are a 17-year-old William Bollenhoff of 277 Lincoln Dobert Yanuzzi and Arlene Voqel, onese and Edward F. Sanders, also "that Garwood will see its first QFG Top Quality Thomas' Trounson and Red OaK Police Force spiritually as well as politically.. . WinfieM boy and a 15-year-old news; Bernie' Massari, Norman voted "No," ahd Mayor Severnge . ; . changed by State, law and given drive" have announced"~ the en- ! $7.00 tax rate in its history, and Tender. Joicy Roast cen Food Sayings Jane until the roadbed is elevated (Continued Jrom page .1)-.---- RoseBe Park bay.' All three were 7 Zimmerman, Claire. Adolph and had to add his affirmative vote to XMhers to be installed include: was reelected to his third consecu- a new title of 'Disaster Control,' gagement of their daughter, Miss that, even a new administration •;, to the correct grade. Since <>ak- released- in tbe citstody of their Henrietta W. Bollenhoff, to Albert •Virginia Desch, sports; Jane Shu- those of Democratic Councilmen wood avenue was reported in sat-Waltex Dudzinski, vice-president, tive term as president of the-court-, Reckless Driving Costs which will be a permanent Oigani- b:i, Sue Gunderson and Gloria could not prevent this." QfC TOP QUALITY- SEUCTIO GORTON'S -FRESH FROZEN £atlon that will go into action at parents for action by the' Kenil- John Simmenroth, Jr., son of Mr. Wehrum, Qfcsabona and Lewis M. '"I am inheriting from the pre- isfactory condition, it was succeeding Mr. Hodapp; Michael ell, thanked the members for re-WestfieM Man $14 'wbrth Juvenile Coofocsce Com- RIALTO Kororni, literature; Carol Wall- Mayer,' reeasurer, who . was re- any time during war or peace. It and Mrs. Simmenroth of Newark. Ross to carry the motion. vious^ £dmmistration,'^_he said in ~1 1AMBUVER accepted. naming him and the public for his KENILWORTH — On a charge mittee. ' An alumna of Jonathan Dayton den, Pat Serbia, yirginia.JE'itz- elected; Behjamin Perkins, secre- reelection. He said it is an honor will be the duty of the Disaster —There wasa unanimous affirma- explanation, "a borough that has Cod fillet of' reckless driving, Paul Christen- Patroltneai Garland Friezer and Regional -High " School/ Spring- WEST FIELD slnmions, Rosemarie Cannariato, tive vote on Mayor Severage's're- No Major ; • .; .-; • '..... tary," succeeding Charles Eysoldt; to-serve the citizens of the com- sen of Westfleld pleaded guilty Control director with an assistant only a $30,000 surplus to show for ynd John"SheaV~>twrsh"al~' ~; director to put this organization in Joseph Vcctre picked them op in field, Miss Bollenhoff Is attending Pliyllis Comelisse and Malvina appointment of Patrick J. Grail of an average of a 96 percent tax BIRDSEYE-DELICIOUS . • (Continued jr&n pdpc I) munity. He said he will support Monday, evening , in Municipal TODAY ONLY — THURS. RUNCHY - The ofllcirs.wiirbe installed by working order with* your mayor North Tenth' sbeet'afler Lawrence the Mountainside Hospital School Ilidi. art; Ronda Fontenelli, Marie Cranford as borough engineer, ' collection over the past 10 years, Mary Merola, William. Clark. Al- Mayor Krueger as in the past and Court and was fined $10 and $4 Vitale chased them away from his of Nursing; Montclair. One of the: Year's Choborda, Pat Sugzda, Judy Hay- the Rev. Michael Hudak, spiritual that some disagreements have cost of court by, Magistrate Wil- and council. So you see, that the r Additional Chances • and where $75,000 was taken,'from PORK LOIN " bert Brokaw and Francis McCann. car and called police. Mx. Vitale, Mr. Simmenroth attended Irv- - >n Beall den, Janet Serina and Diane adviser. .. » ' man to be selected has bis work The spilit along party lines show7 the surplus last year to postpone a Potatoes William Hartshprne, W. H. Rey- made, for a better council liam Bruder.The—charge—was who said a tire had been-stolen Green, publication; G^orgianna 1 A meetings will follow the serv- cut out for him. My selection ington Vocational High School JACQOES TATI ed up again on Mayor Severage's tax increase." nolds, Fred Lee, William Johnson, Beth Councilmcn Myers and made by Patrolman; JosephrVehtre. from his auto reoenHy. told police and is associated. with his father Uodner and Carole Barry,-humor. ice. will be announced later. ~ . ' IN appointments of F,rank Galauski With regard to his appointments, '" Charles Benninger, WillianT Schu- Kenneth Hart, who began - three- For failing to keep right on the he spotted the too trying to re- in the Center Hardware Company. The pupils in Miss., Erdean 35 JMST HEAT AND SERVE Garden State Parkway,,John Scott Mr. Hulof* Holiday" to succeed Louis Wenzel as build- the mayor remarked: 2: 29c -,'-'fi ' bert and Joseph Catanzaro were yenf terms, thanked the KeniK: "I have appointed a citizens ad- move a tire from his car. but they 1 Phelps' first grade .brought some of 1 given one-year "terms as special Manufacturers Sponsor worth- Republican Cjjjb->for bou- of Union was fined $10 and, $4 visory committee representing all fled when' be rushed, oat of the — ALSO — ang inspector, Mrs. Stella Bolder to "You will note that in my ap- ALEXIS 8MITH ; their favorite Christmas toys to succeed Mrs. Elsie Steffen.^as pointments, many were '•• made police-officers. ' ~ . quets of flowers placed at their costs, while Eugene J. McNerney segments of our community. I in- house after them. Tbey were school to use in a "Show and Tell" Dinner January 19 ALEXANDER KNOX clerk-stenographer, and Frank without regard to political party; • Grocery Savings Janies Rego was reappointed desks. Mayor KruegW thanked of 122,Benjamin street, Cranford, cluded as a primary part industry, •cawght when police saw them in WILBUR COON period. . ' • . " KENlLWORTi: — Joining in assessed $2 and $4 costs for because industry owes • duty to an i auto bearing license plates Suplee to succeed Nicholas Bezu- this again is in accord with my • Spectacular Value! road working foreman and' Mr.sponsorship of. the first annual friends and neighbors" for a bou- "Sleeping tiger" Members of Miss Alice Rogers' ' Henderson assistant road working driving on the parkway with our community. So does the com- that Mr. Vitale had noted as they SHOES - yen as borough auditor. campaign pledge. I would like Eastern Union County industrial quet at his desk.; fourth grade received a letter from "- '. ". ** : • • you to take notice of the special ' foreman for one-year teirms. parking lights at night rather than munity ojife a large responsibility drove off. • FRL • SAT. - SUN. - MON. a former classmate, Carol Ann •an voting no on the audiWr ap- Campbell's Tomato Soup -10< dinner on January 19 in Elizab6th .- Walter Dudzinski. was appointed 4 headlights; *-» , to our/gr«at industrial establish- According to police, tbe tiio de- WOBffiN WITH FRANK! SINATRA Stacy, who.moved to Arizona, and pointment. Councilman MacDou- police that have been appointed. to a five-year term on the Recrea- Carteret Hotel, Elizabeth, will be Kernan Holds ' Four cases,involving charges of ment. We will work together. nled/ taking a tune from Mr. Vlt- gall remarked: Many have been selected from the the.., Kenilworth Manufacturers the entire class wrote "to her in tion Board, while' a similar term (Continued from page t) , drunken driving were postponed "To all the members of the aje's car eariier. but admitted "SUDDENLY" return. ' ., , '• ranks of the civil defense police- to Association. "We have had a very competent Conffadina Yomato Paste 3<*"25< ' was given to George Burns on the. was there any discussion on theto. Monday evening.. council I extend my hand, of co-stealing gasoline and olher "car — urr No. s — GeraldineJHidi of 5W is.still re- seryg as special patrolmen. This. • Other sponsors will be the Hill- ANDREW CRISANT1 auditor and changing the set-up I believe to be a good policy, as it Board of Adjustment appointments. Mayor Krueger's' operation and pledge to you myitems in recent ALAN LADD . niperating at home frpm 'an ill-here is not good logic. I'm voting A fiveiy ear' term on the Plarir side Industrial Association, and the comments were made' at the con- full time support so that we may " Oradaste «f Anmrlwui rewards those 'who have given Manufacturers.Associat ion of little League Meets , 8ehool of Prsctipedtea ness which ' has lasted since against it because I believe the Dole's Pineapple Juice 2r..:25< ning Board went to Eiigene Cop- clusion of the organization meet- all work for a better Qarwood. 'The Black Knight" Tlianksgiving. their time gratis the- incentive to Union. Guests will include rep- CENTENNIAL AVI. change is too dangerous." possible appointment in the . polo, a reappointment,. 0 while fr. , . •/ - . . Monday at School * Insofar as t am concerned elec- v Several of the boys and girls in resentatives ot_pther industries in '. in Technicolor .. Fire Chief Remains v Councilman • Oliver J. Brown, Jr.; Mayor Krueger sala the appoint- tion day was on November 2, and CftNrU future." the eastern part of the .county and KENILWORTH —,, A regular LIBERTY -r.;r.!-> SW visited places of interest, dur- Unanimous approval was ac- Scoft Paper Towels .„ 2^3 will represent Borough Council mont of ' another jperson was no monthly meeting of the Little that we all can put our thoughts ADDED ATTRACTION ing theVholidays, including Radio' (The. mayor's address is pre- the wives of meuabers of the. spon- corded the reappointments of Fire on the board: Mr.Teipel was^re- reflectiQn ort jPojbrolman Kernan. League and BabeTRuth League will for-the borough first, before poli- EVERY SAT. MATINEE "City Music Hall and St. Patrick's sented in full on, the first page of soring groups. SCX. Chief Thonias F. Brittain and As- appointed to a one-year'term on He said he. feejls members of the be held Monday at 8:30 p.m. in tical parties. • .And now I would Cathedral In New'York City, and this section.) '- • •Mr *am—t M «JL «• IP PJL 'THE BAT MAN" sistant Fire Chief Leo Scalzadopna. Sweet Peas **&,** 2"-35 * the board. , . • Reservations for the dinner are Police Department have enough Harding School. All interested like to close by wishing you all a 'Washington, D. C. Preliminary Ceremonies being taken by V. D. Barker of HELD OVER! Chapter Thriller n Mayor Severage had to,cast the . . ' NABISCO S . SUNJHfMe, Mr. Brown also was named work to keep'them busy for their persons were invited to attend., very, happy and, prosperous New 1BHQ SAT. PAPER-MILL Mrs. Edward Crissey has return^ Borough Clerk Walter S. Me-* KenilwortH's representative on •Barker Engineering Corporation, 40-hour worKweek. •• ; -The leagues-announced that a Year and may <*>d bless you alL•* TUES. THRU SAT. cd to school following an illness deciding vote again as the coun- Manus presided as temporary Very Thin Grahams^ 29c Premium Soltine* ^. 27c Kritpy Crockfrt, the '• Regional Animal - Control 735 Fairlleld avenue. • • • , PLAYHOUSE cihnen split along p:;rty lines dn Patrolman Kernan has been serv- field has been staked out by Bor- 1 JAN 11 — IS ' ftliioh confined her to her chairman as the.new council con- Col. Willard F. Rockwell, chair- M.llhuin N J Mlllbuin o- 100 Program. He succeeds Council- ing as court clerk ifor about four ough Engineer Thomas Trounson.' Plan Yearns l?r1M p*pulAr. white pOV WEDL. IUL ISA ii|> from Washington on January mous; approval included the fol- Gw were presented to all three •ver tigaintt molh dom. Council also received a request House* «o Wfceeb 2!) to speak at the testimonial din- lowing: new members of the local govern- ige. Tor full or twin bed Dr. John B. Johnkhu Memorial of $219.70 as Kenilworth's share Among th* communltlti Department Is being held-up by a katts urn roubtfad to fttitog. Co» CRANFORD COMING NEXT WEEK _ \ STAR IS BORN" nor being' given by the ,Garwpdd ing body by the Democratic Club 2*84. • Salin blndingi: Medical Building of the total expenses of- the Intcr- trailer* arc used •» Umporaty cable and wire shortage la this g c«lor and fabric Municipal Court clerk, Mrs. Dor- uortod ptulol ihod... l [RHfiFORD 6-9779 1 V>inocratic Club for Mayor Wil- and its ladies* auxiliary. • Gnxmty and # Miirticipal Water Committee housinx. homei for mobile worker*, area. , . - Hans am utsd •sttMtvaBf JUDY GAM-AMD othy Reimer (reappointed) ;~mem- Another Urtra Modem Mayfalr or mobile homes for retired pcrions, This is reported by Councilman liam H. Severage and Councilman bef of board of Free Public Li- ' When the new mayor inquired Fraxan Food 4.99 IN BOUND BROOK the largest Is ai Allcen. S C. homo Alva Myers, chairman of the pub- NOW THRU SATURDAY. JANUARY 8th I. George Casabona_and Frederick brary for f ive _._ years,, ^ JViHjamjvhether_^r_jnpt_the__councU.. had of the H-Bomb Installation,' whero. lii c safety committee.- -'ThT e CXNEHASCOrC . TECHNICOfcOK Woiflt; member of Local Assistance "elected a president for 1955 he was aayfair HmTm, Jon. 11 108 Hamilton Street 10.000 ^ Jersey-Bell Telephone Company fa ' tTEKEOPBOttlC SOUND GREGORY PECK l__ll_vv:ua_ravealed-;isz diiring a rally held here, in Charles Thorn; member of boa»jd The organization meeting of the arkets s.s. NASSAU III KENILWORTH • October for the thretPDemocratic JUDY MOLUDAY _ TECUNICOLOK from New York January 7 and. • Ship your h*ttl for 2 p of- Recreation Commission, five new council was preceded by .an JEAN 8IMMONS • •iiulidutcs and confirmed it during years, Frank/ Chorniewy, and adjourned session of. the 1954 tge «v*ry Friday thereafter at 9 PM day* in Nassau, or slot JACK CAH8ON •• ROHY CALHOUN For FREE DELIVERY on •lie- local club's Christmas party, J^iembcrs of Zoning Board of Ad- council at- which resolutions were box 30c'£72« otrtrulaif osyouwisk s "A Bullet is Wailing" •'I which he was a guest of honor. justniont, three years, Michael passed commending retiring Mayor •0 IAST MAIN STMEET. SOMIRVILUE •155 ^ PHFFFT" Charles Thorn, in charge of.dln- WINES - LIQUORS - BEER .Glodic and Anthony Riccardo. Burton E. Dickerman for his ser- ;_ i't'i' invitations, suggested that vices during 10 years as council- 127 EAST SECOND STREET, PLAINFTlLD 3 All staterooms and public rooms air-conditioned WEDNESDAY — THURSDAY — FRIDAY JAN. 12 -14 tlio;e .intending to attorul nialt. .. Special OHllcers SERVIT mim, acting mayor and mayor, re- largost Lido deck aflpat—2 outdoor pool* CiifTrniffrtrtut — Technicolor Stereophonic Sound Uieic rcsorvatioiis e;irly as requests Also unanimously approved were 1123 GEORGES ROAD, NEW BRUNSWICK Petal Soft McCormiclc's (l| tiring Councilnrian Edward H. Til- CAiMAY k Outstanding food, torvici, profossiOnal •nltrtainmtnl. Call CR 6-0676 ROBERT MITCHUM \ TERESA WRIGHT i' tickets have been coining in the reappointment of Charles I S£B YOU* TRAm AGENT Viipidly, Chrlstlnno and Julius Anderson as ler for his accomplishments dur- 23 EAST PRICI STREET. LINDEN Tea Bags STARTS SUNDAi ' "TRACK OF THE CAT' ing three years ton. the local gov- Mr.-Danyasz will be toastmaster. special officers for one year and SQAP TISSUES PEPPER ' • " ' — PXUB— '. ,\ erning-body and former Mayor L. 31 NORTH AVENUE, CRANFORD Jwn Crawford in "A WOMAN'S FACE" Assisting Mr. Sacco in arranj?e- the naming of the following as POLLACK'S FOOD MARKET JOHN IRELAND ' DOROTHY HALONE •Ui'nts for the affair are: Mr. new special officers for one-year Thomas Daub for. his scrvtceii as 48t ROULEVARP. KBNILWORTH 4oz terms: Frank Wanca, Joseph Most, councilman for one year and " Onadwrny. Washington Av«. and 20th St. — Kanitworth Spmctr Tracy In "DR. 4EKYLL A MR. HYDE- "FAST AND FURIOUS" 'I'horn, Edward- Conlin, • Nichol ban '^ 23c can,43* c '•"Hue and. Joseph G. Zygmunt James ' Laden. Anthony Regal, mayor for 10 years. 10t HAMILTON STREET, BOUND BROOK 3 Jr. - ''I '.•"'• Walter Michaels, Charles Man- Councilman Tiller in saying fare- X 1 " ..'M-1 • ,•"•«.',*' :. • • 1 ', ' :, »— •• ••••",. ... .^t"T ...••*"-•" r • ..••''•'-•*.•• i •>->.'•

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THE CRANFORD CITIZEN AND CHRONICLE. THURSDAY, JANUARY 6,, 1955 THR CRANFORD C[TI^KTrwm i CHRONICLE, THURSDAY, JANUARY 6. 1955

Boys' Bowling Clinic the Blues held a 15-12 lead, but Unbeaten were behind, 31-23, at the half. CruiiforJ, Scolt Tied Slated for Saturday ." St. Michael's This Year, Jim O'Neill of the Elizabeth five Trackman For Lead in 4CC led all scorers, with 27 points on- PinpgrFoe -Iheljnioa County BowlingvAs- Clifford Scott of East ..Orange Takes Church V Mary's Team Better eight field goals and eight free Drop Opener tied Cranford for first place in spdation will conduct a bowling tosses. Bob Hobbie again was Cranford has a good^basketball team this year, but St. Mary's ,the -Pour-County Conference by., »•-' / «Mfaifc" fpr boys up to and includ- high scorer for Cranford witn 18 For e Lead of EUzabeth Is even bfette*. r defeating Roselle Park TuesdJfy- ing the ago of 17 Saturday at the tallies.' ' :'•" To Plaitifieto efternoon. ~^T~"i" Another 'team with a 'perfect St. Michael's took • over first That was provp4 last Wednesday evening when Coach Al record will be met,by Cranford Hy-Way Bowl, Union. ' It was the third loss in five con- In its opening meet or the sea- place ' in the Cranford . Inter- LoBalbo's five fijainedTa 50-37 win over the Blues at the local gym. son Tuesday afternoon at the Eliz- Both Scott and.'Cranfor d have _ rligh School's basketball team Boys can enrolLby sending their tests for the Blues. . 0' records, while both Scotch CLASSIFIED RATES For Sale ^Servicing Real Egtate For Sate, Help Wanted.- Female Dressmaker, Alterations Church Basketball League on . Mary's out rebounded the Blues and that was the key to' abeth Armory, Cranford High TYPEWRITERS. wMtnx rmchir-n. cash YOUNG WOMAN for general clerical LADIES SUITS and DRESSES made to 'when the Blues travel to WJUCJ^A name, address and age to the Un-Monday evening : by walloping 1 Plains and;Roselle Park have lost fl — * cento • ward.' BENDIX AUTOMATIC WASHES SERV- CRANFORD REAL ESTATE' BOARD HAROLD F.BENNER.bc their victory.- A/fine freeze in the School's indoor track team lost>t<> W —au mlalraam. Ads ut by v rcfiisters.' oiTice fumit'i^c* aair* und ICE. ALL WORK GUARANTEED. . work and typing. B-Y Reproduction order; also alterations. Mrs. Band, LINCOLN tomorrow afternoon to take on ion County Bowling Association, Cranford -Alliance,- 69-46, at Roos- twpand won none. Roselle hasn't '•:• "II Uni - It eraU > gu. A4> u* service. Ceiitcruiiat Buslces* ASachi B- W. FLAHTEy. CBanford 0-1715. tf Service and Supply. 210 South Ave.. CRanford 6-2452. . , tf final period - and a good defense Plamfleld', 34-15. / y^ Co...230 Ceglennul Ave— CRirrfoTd-*- E., Cranford. ' '•*"%.. tf Automobile Pointing undefeated Pingry SchooL Edward J. Woods, secretary. P.O.' evelt Sehool. •'•- year's game, but Halleck and opened conference play yet. -.-.Am In cap*, flaadtla »rica. • x —MULBIPUE LIST YOUR PROPERTY bailors & Cleaners also aided/the Elizabeth team's Methodists • The Blues'won only'jwo events •tCTSAT IN8EKTION8 (CtnunttH 730a .. u LADIES' DRESSES . AND SUITS MADE Pingry's attack.is led by 6-6Box 348. Elizabeth, or directly to aided/ Bechtle were too much for them CBANFOBD REFRIGERATION SERVICE • WITH A MEMBER OF THE ~ " TO ORDER: CHESTNUT 5-0727. 1-27. U South Union Ave., Cranford AnOiorEwd DUCO Herb Busch who has scored 56 The defeat pushed Cranford A1-, cause. to cope with. as Dick Lewis. Grouip — •». on Frlgldain. Kelvinator. Croaley, Cold- S.TEN6 CRAP Jr.EB S ' the Hy-Way Bowl. . ., liance into a tie for second place 1 ecaU > ward. £5 cents mlnlrinira- . «pot. Morga. B. W. Flartcy, CBanford CH?NFORD REAL ESTATE BOARD *>AUI. PAWTTA. Fraa. ' . BODY anfl / points in two games for a' A- Jerry/iJechtle and Dave Mracck "Although the final margin of Open Lead champion, won his specialty ahd •51 .. Na dlMaamt an ' Una. **» }?:/•** 6-171S. . . tf rilgh scnool Brads, preferably secre- • • • ••'. 1 VThe boys will receive instruc- with Zion Lutheran of Rahway and: controlled the boards for the win- Francis Keenan captured the qu»r- Indoor Track ill In o'sa. • . / '''/ . Furnished Rooms tarial school training also. 4-10 years Piano Tuning VENDER WORK point average. In these games. victory was 13 points, the game CA«H. Cheeks ar SUmps 4atiti ae- EXPERT WORKMANSHIP tion from American Bowling Con- First Presbyterian. Zion Lutheran ners; while 'gechtle ancLhis cousin, Cranford. Methodist II extended! ter mile. "^ " / CAHPENTEB ana CONTRACTOR. An • PRESENTING stenographic experience' required. RELIABLE, PIANO TUNING and repair- Pingry. routed Stevens Tecti, 51- was much cldser than that. In eamsasr \ advertlslnc eopjr.' Nat For Rent •: .•..-, on • • won its second straight game, de- fr: tfl kinds of alterations, porches, etc. Lud- FOR THE NEW,YEAR 'Splendid future, good stariirig salary• ing by recognized experts. Cranford DBIOX Bnamel Reflntahinf Bnsrh h ' grfess officials as well' as some' of f—it-si—toitsitoadrmthea e;; CraitfordCraitfordIwto-— r taapaaMbla far arrara la a4> takan ROOMS FOR RENTby day or week. wlg Selbert. 388 Lincoln Drive. Kenll- Piano Co., Tuners and Rebuilders, ifje oest bowsers in the area. They feating Cranford Methodist, 39-35. each." •Bechtle, one of the- top Church Boiling '•League to three SdieduteTold— . »y tcleahana. • . Reasonable) rate*: CRanfonl . 6V883X. CANDAKD-OIL,- North JAveuue. Ball. Call d " team in playing only a .hali. five, some team will have to bift*- dash""and won,, both the quarter wnrtJi—CRanfonl S-0S3«. : -.—r fUHy— InsuIalea,~rooTl ra ALTERATIONS A REPAIRS will be permitted to bowl with- In the third scheduled game, First players.in this area, gotten of his A tentative schedule for Cran- DKAPUNK rom con—m*4n—4*r*-- only 6 years o(d, all alum, iveatherstrlp- DEVEtOPMENT CO. 0-3720. and nipped Trinity' School, of play them jinden-the, boards, qnd full jcames Tuesday evening ...by ahd "half-mile relay events. . - '! at I* A. It. : GRanfotA C-11U ford, High School's indoor ..track T. V. SERVICE pinjf; gleam furnace 5 years old; resi- '. ' • -.on.- ' •; . out cost by the,management of thePresbyterian wort a forfeit from tallies on fouls. k..) that won't be ea^y. scqrina a sweep over Community^ Coach Marshall Brown of Plain- ill • ••• SLNGL? AND DOUBLE tLittx arparats dential Cleveland. School section, fine Linden - Elizabeth - Bayway locations • New-rifork, 54-45, as Busch got team was announced, today by beds. Plenty room to 'park. Conveo- NTTES. SUNDAYS. HOLIDAYS, ETC. LADIES' AND MEN'S •M 8OTJTH.AVB, «. HjvWay BowL Calvary Lutheraft" ••/. After trailing for most of the The*box score: " '.„.'"'•• , Methodist II of Kenilwprth,^''' field has gotten together a strong , 12 years T. V. esperlanea " car sarace.'. A good buy at tll.000. Floor Service 31 talliqs. ient. CRanlord 6-S3OL ELIZABETH 5-20O0, EXT. 638 game, the Blues rallied • at the be-, STJ MARY'S I CKANFORD' team in his first year at the Queen Bill Martin, head of the physical - 'I JERSEY RADIO SERVICE R. MENZEL — Floor-scraping and re- GARMENTS. . Rt' the first two games. Busch >\ras The clinic'will also be held on Ed Robinson scored 23 jjoints as Temple Both-El dropped an-' . Herbert F. Sorge . THE OBJECT OF. HER'• AFFECTION' nnlshing of old flooVr a - specialty. ginnihg of the third period and •G F PI ' ,p. E P City. -The Cardinals are .resuming education department. For Sale COMFORTABLE FURNISHEO ROOM SOT been' the big gun for the prep January. IS an'd February 5 jind St. -Michael's ' won easily Halleck. f '8 2 J a,'Hobble, f 3 .1 7 other ^ame behind the leaders'in i4 iHiitii-irxan or.ly. CKar-.fonJ 6-0O3S. ' JJ .CRANFORD e-0484 ' '.will be this lovely 8'.4 roorh Colonial' EXPERIENCED GENERAL - HOUSE- CBanford 6-1340. - 61 Elizabeth Ave- tied the score at 28-28' and-%30-30 1 indoor track this year after a one- For more than a month, the LOinNU STORH* WINDOWS ' and home with its 30''living room', master WORKER, reliable, one day a week. nue. Cranford. tf schooULve. He's been assisted off ai I Moran also was' in double figures Bcchtlo. f ' -1 10 18 Prestu.l. f 6 2 14 second place while winning only Coipbination Screens and Storm Eioore. PLEASANT ROOM, center oj iu»n. ^02 bedroom almost as Inrjje. ' excellent References. CRanford 0-2838. SAVE BY MAIL for, the winners , wlih 15 points, on deuces by Ed Hobbie, Chuck Mracek. c 2 O 4!Btfrry,c 12 4 year layoff. squad of more than 50 boys has 1 CARPENTER — CONTRACTOR two of three games from St.JPaul's Woe estimates. Alban-Lewl».. 100 North North Union Ave.. CKju-^ord 6- The Hill- BIUQS included:. Lou McClendpn, Seth Weekley/ '~ <•» .-I •.•'•'•• .. • work, roofing, block '•ytT'nfr. attic, tn- insurance. Write Box 837. c/o Citizen Construction ^ " Cranford fans for- the - fine game " Totals ^ bf Rahway, defending TABLE PADS, S-pc. sets, from S9.95. RESIDENTIAL, near cenl^r. attrac- w permanent drive, and" askinc only and Chronicle. ' < ") i? only one of the reasons Totals 15 7 37 aulation. ^ntyrV *k**'ff fy>*^| weather 5J 0.000...... " ONE CAR GARAGE. 12x20 Including Alumni Five nine tallies. Robinson got 19. of topperk~"then went ahead again St: Mary's 16 10 10 14—SO pions, dropped, to third place third, 220-yard ddSh; Gilbert War- The team . opened its season CKoice of'beautiful colors. Free esti- tive rooiTL-^with private Car concrete footing and floor. Cinder block why Multiple Listing pro- he played two years ago agaiw^ : mates fflven.. AlbanJLiewis. 10& N. Union space. CRanfurd fi-47eO. > WOMAN FOR GENERAL CLEANING. his points in the first quarter as he and forced the Blues to come out Craltford ...v.. ,;.- 11 6—37 ren, second, mile run; and" George Tuesday against Plainfield at the GEORGE R- NOBE8 u or frame construction, overhead door, duces results. ;•'"• Cranford in a county toumament losing .two of three games to, ' Ave.. CB*ntord 6-0866. , tf. SPLIT . . ...SPLIT /-. . . 3. room apartment. • 'A^° ti5' hourtt complete. $750. CRanford 6-3828. if equalled' the total output of the.and get the ball, ^fter that it Wening, third, half-mile run. Elizabeth -ArmSry. " LAKGE DOUBLE ROOM, pnvaic- bjlh. 6 Adams Ave.. -Cranford LEVEL, only a few years old, located work every Stuurday.i 'References. 1 game. His scoring and rebounding 7 Linden Presbyterian. • ', - SllitabLe tot' business cou£>ie of 2 n4 If .you have ev«r done Alliance five in that frame. was all over.' • • The. summaries: — FINE PAINTS, colon and enamels. on u large , landscaped lot that will Call aj(ter 7 P.M. CRanford 6-4286. Linden Presbyterian and Osceola Other dual r meets are tenter ——Ghemlcote-P«lnt-Works^700-Boulevardr __CHanlord_fcl ml. Jfcnlly pjrnie—fhf gurH^^- foVori hrgldog > any fishing^ yoiy .know,,-that - A powerful alufrini five-showed —Gordon" Mmrld—with—14—points .—Mary-'s 50-yard dash — 1. Grimes. P.: g.tively-schcdulcd-with-Bloomfield, Kenllwor^hr CRanford 6-J88O. U TRUCK CRANK and T.D.-9 ' Bulldoier 0 laruc rooms, tile bath, electric kitchen HIGH SCHOOL GIRL, mother's helper. iano he decisively outplayed Bob Al- Presbyterian" nire ~UeH~f6r~fourth7 Rpcsc, P.; 3. Roach, P.. " ". >nllworth ROOM, near biiu. ">*rivjtc oil baseray heat, attached garage. The '.S days. 3:30 to 7:30. tS plus dinner. with a thousand flshermeri^ Ihe Cranford High School varsity and/A. Wilson with 12 markers put on its freeze and forced 220-yard dash — 1. Cooper. P.i J. Union, Jefferson of Elizabeth,-Bar- Couvenlenl.. CRaniom 6-2187. for nlre. S. W. Oliver, Inc. CBanford BEGINNERS AND ADVANCED. Special and earn bertson. '„. • place only one-half game behind S-S159 and Linden 2-7054. . tf owners have added a lovely flagstone References, CRanford. 0-2442. between course in keyboard' harmony to .learn along the banks ot a river, led the Alliance attack. Cranford to foul three times. This Krltrr, P.: 3. Mcfclondon. C. VENETIA•JETlyiN IBUNDS. S3" -W; white and porch that Is all screened in the summer 3 and 5...... * It will be the first game for, how it's done in handing, the var- Mile, run '-, 1. Smith. P.; 2. Warren, ringer of Newark; Princeton and ivory, 13.ea • Immediate delivery. ". to improvise with variations, folk with a fishing pole and /' Zion Lutheran held only a one- netted them six points, four,, by PitsBlu Zion Lutheran. nnd glassed in the winter. You'll love songs and sacred music. Studio CRan-> Pingry in "three weeks and only sity cagers a 66-4S"defeat last C: 3. Qalloy. p. . ' Metuchen. The team also -will Alban-Lewls Hardware. 109 N. Unior ELECTRICAL. CONTRACTTNa — House- it. Owner anxious to sell. ' CLERK-TYPIST. Must be steady, de- some attractive bait on the point lead at halftime, but rallied Bechtle and two by Willie Palko- Garwood Presbyterian ' scored 880-yard run — 1. Lewis'. C; 2. Lobol. . Ave. '. ••;•'' .tf wiring. Jobbing, fluorescent fixtures, ford .6-2183. tf the third of the season- Cranford, enter the Cardinal Hayes. Meet in Apartments For Rent pendable, and efficient. Permanent end of the line, some one of Thursday evening at the high in the second half to down Cran- the only other sweep of the eve-P.;. 3. Wenlnc. C. p -FURNISHED—APARTMENT. repairs and plugs installed.— George — position. Starting salary $45. Pleasant on the other hand, has'played six vies:'Bechtle was the big gurifor Rosell 440-yar4 run — . 1. Krenan, C: 2. New York City, the Union County HOLLAND WINDOW SHADES, up to 31 SMALL coupto.~CRan/urd 6-CS69. K»ngu"l»nn. 13 Myrtle Street TeL working conditions. Phone CRanford them is going to get a bite a school gym. ford Methodist, Frank with 14 the Hilltoppers during the freeze.i ning, taking three from First Bapt- Leil.it. P.; 3. Dvlmlne. P. •-- . Relays, the Hudson County CYO Inches, on your roller. »1.20. Some Day CRanford e-0529. ' U to a Better Home — SEE ^ ' . Chocolate. Corta contests. • ,lri a Foui>County Conference 6-8038. . ,\ lot quicker than as if there The exhibition contest was in-points and G re we with 12 led the ist of Roselle. Mile relny -— 1. Plalnfl<.-ld: 2. Cranford. 'Service. Alban-Lewi* Hardware. 109 4'.;,j BOOM- APAKTMENT. vacant F«*>. Curia Of chocolat* on • Coach Bill Martin will match The Blues topped the Hilltop- gatne, Cranford High School's Half-mile relay — 1. Pkiinfleld: - 2. meet in Jersey City and the-New- North Union Ave. . : tf lit:. JH-»»U1HH:*. G-m£«- optional. 1OO0 IF YOU PLAN TO BUILD, repair or make Tom Albaiu .'„ _. CR 6-0847 were only five or six fisher; teresting all the way, but thewinners' . attack, ] while George pers by! one point in the third Also winning two ot three_games.| Cnmlnrd.. _^ ..''••———. arkf Center 'St.. Girwood. UEilfUld . 2 alterations, call T. JOHNSEN, 400 Cen- wfaito Icing enhance a cake'g. ap- 6-5 Dan Berry against Busch in an r 7 xagcrs .^ytll moot hoselle-at-tho Sid Nunn „ M._. CR 6-5487 Work Wanted - FemaU men along the same stretch. Shafer^was~the""pnly~player ~for FARM FRESH-EGGS delivered to your 4DB3-W. , . ' tral Avenue. CRanford 6-8348. tf pearance. Barely warm a bar o! alumniTteam-had-too-much margiii7 fnls~ local jgym on Tuesday afternodri. were: First Methodist of- West- -The tentative schedule follows: Mildred Davies _ „ _.™ CR 4-3681 GENERAL OFFICE WORKER/,, exper- effort to stop Pingry. While Cranford Methodist to gain double door. Phone CRanford 0-641 a Ask for Lois Brooks* _; . ... CR e-1500 chocolate, and then with a razor With' a hundred. brokers perience. , Leading the , winners' marked the first time St: Mary's Roselle has come up with .'its fiold over First.Presbyterian, Os- January 11 THoomfleld Herb.. . ' . •••• _ KENILWORTH —a ruo.->J. ajul sjj« ienced, wishes, part time employment, Busch is'taller and more exper- RJchey Local Chairman 15 •bath. 305.- North 1«>UL Stleet. CHauiold BoonNO,AND smmo Etta Mlnetti . ....',„ CR 6-0735 20 hours a week. CRanford. 6-3658. ' . and several hundred sales- dividend attack was big Bob Albertson, figures as he hit for 16 tallies. has been outscored;'. in a single ceola Presbyterian, over' Temple Cardinal Hayes Meet • blade take oft thin shavings front ienced than - Berry, the opposite best team in recent years, but is' IS Union ' « U-462S. • GUTTERS it LEADERS men knowing of your prop- varsity performer for Navy. He Shafer was a member, of the start- period- this season.^ . Erruiniiel of Westfielti", trinity For Baseball Dinner " • 2S MIMEOGRAPHING — Letters — Forms Ceiling Blocks Installed . G. G. NUNN SECRETARY' AND RECEPTIONIST. 2 back or aides of the chocolate bar" is true of the remainder of. the >till rated behind Clifford Scott 'Jefferson <— Booklets^' 24 . hour ue-rvicc Free years of college, prefer doctor's office; • ' i"' erty and looking for a buyer SAVE BY scared 21 points on eight field ing five at Ctanford High School .Except for the opening momenti' Episcopa1] over Cranford Methodist Mort Richey, manager of theFebruary 1 Barrinetr ' Aluminum Combination Windows 181 North Ave.'. East, at Centennial Ave. Cranford team. The Blues have pf East Orange, and Cranford in 5 ' pick' up and delivery. Call CRanlord Woryw Insulation . • . ' ' . part time employment, CRanford' 6- for it, it stands to reason that 1 goals and five fouls. Ronnie Doyle last' year. of the gamei and the two ties at I; St Paul's'Methodist, of Roselle Crdnford ,,Honorary pBA team in Union County Relays ft - 6-8547. tf Ita conjunction with •*HJWJ ^Q.paint CRanford 0-3085 or CRanford 6-5487 . 7888. J shown good rebounrBhgT jrilh^Bl conference play. The Rams fea- . 8 Princeton Apartments Wanted some. one. of them is going the school's highest scorer in his-. The league announced that Lin- the beginning of' the sccondnalf, the Union County Baseball League, " 12 Hudson County CYO APAHTMfiNT. 4-rounis. Ul floor, bril wood trim. OPEN Saturday and Sunday JAN.1O " Hobbie and Walt Sosnovski as- ture the highscoring Jinv Miller 6ver Calvary Lutheran, St. Paul's CARPETS AND'RUGS. used, all cleaned.' Over 5,000 satisfied customers. ' to get a buyer a lot quicker tory, hit for 11 points, while Pete den Presbyterian had dropped out. the Blues trailed throughput the has been named Crartford chair- 14 Mptuchen , good' condition. Room sizes, remnants, Ulid hut water supplied- 2 adwjli. 'Box sisting Berry. ' —••,•'-.•. who broke the school's scoring Lutheran of Linden over Cran- 2fl Newark BUS. cyo Citizen and Chronicle- . ,. WM. L. SCHHOEDEB Autos for Sale Malloy had 12. A-revised schedule has-been com- cdhtest. St. Mary's gained a-16-11 man for the 19th annual Hot Stove > stair and* hall carpetuT throw, ruftjt. new 1 Walnut Ave. CHanford 6-3474 Dr. H. Berman than as if only a few brokers Earn From The 1" record with * 36 points against ford Alliance and Community A1J the duaj meets, will be held remnants and factory seconds'. Ellza- . t* and salesmeri knew about it. This will mark the beginning of piled. lead at the end of th•,.•• •• - Albertson and Malloy controlled Somerville in the team's opener. Methodist I of Kenilworth ovor at the Elizabeth Armory. . bcth Kutf Exchance. 263 Morris Ave.. The 2nd floor of this spacious home a new 'basketball series for the scheduled for January 25 at the' Elizabeth. ." . tf SEATS — Cane, nun rattan. Work called AD ON PAGE 5, SECTION 3 HAYES the backboards and initiated sev- ' In a big game Monday. evening, on' a drive-in and/a jump shot by In Don Birkholz, Joe Johnson St. Paul's E & R II. • For Rent for and delivered. ' PLainfield - e-9370. could be separated to give you and your Optometrist Bhies and they are . favored to Halleck,. Pat 0"PonneH's layup and Sinficr Recreation Hall, Elizabeth. i family 3 bedrooms and.bath, and still NORRIS CHEVROLET, INC.. G. E. HOWLAND l-eral fasfbreaks. Don Kern, now .aSt. Michael's meets First Presby- and Tico Davis, Roselle has three Rolling 200 games or better FUR COATS. jicKfts and cape stoles', GARWOOD. 170O BQ ft- or lni If 247 Jefferson Ave.. North PlainBeld. N J SAVINGS and LOAN start it on the right track. John. Banyas? of Garwood and g provide an additional 2 rooms and bath 208 AND 614 CENTRAL AVE. student at Ithaca ' College, also terian, defending champions, at 8Bechtle's twoT free tosses. good, rebounders. Since Miller has Were: E.. Simonson, Community genuine 'bargains! ~ Drytions*. Ccntr4l desired will alter. Immediate •+• ' for your married daughter or son, your •;...;•'* Realtor , ASSOCIATION Frank Caruso of Kenilworth head Chahvtmpklng will do bt and Broad, upstairs'. WEstfiikld •3-1078." elon. Industrial «*^»frt«_ nighm-a>j W£st- TREES TRIMMED AND REMOVED parents or In-laws. 4Not a 2-family housci WESTFUSLD 2-0220 EyesExamined was in double figures with 10 o'clock. In the opener at 7 p.m., , At. the start of the second frame, been.- put. of the line-Up with a Methodist II, 204; Fullerton, Lin- tar your eomppsur*. and clouds ol ' . ' .' tf fleld 2--U02-M. . '.'..• Cord Wood for Sale UJCCagereldle; the HiUtoppers extended the lead the committees in their commun- 1 but ideal for related families). Down- Open Eveninis and Sundays points. Cranford Methodist.takes on Cal- chipped bone" iri a finger, John- den Presbyterian, 213; F. Scheit ; •moln In his face will not endra lanrlarane — Nurserymen stairs a graclouu center, hall connects to ten points on two jump shots r ities. • ' : • -. :l PRES-TO-LOGS (or your fireplace are Call WEstfleld 3-0320 or WEstneld a-6818 to a lurga. living room, a monstrous STATION WAGON. 1852 Chevrolet, all CBANFORD THEATRE 13 EASTMAN 8T^-CE 6-5900 One Conference TUt Also playing for', the alumni vary'Lutheran and, at 9 o'clock son has beeii the chief scoring lin, Sr., Zion Lutheran, 200;yL. rou to an •mployer. ' •ale, clean and economical. Carton Evenings after 0 dining room with 4 windows and an steel, body, 25.000 original, miles, .new were: George Shafer, Dori Staples, Cranford Alliance engages Zion by/Halleck, but .the Blues came threat. Birkholtz will be remem- Raff, Temple Beth-El, 208; Shire, of 6 loan $1. . Crunford Feed A Seed Wanted to Rent JIM LOVELAND . tf condition, family car. Must sell. $1,295. BUILDING The cagers of Union Junior Col- extra-large kitchen. Oil heat. 100x125 CRanford 6-5340. Lin Newswanger, George Lincoln Lutheran. back with six straight points in- bered by Cranford • fans • for his Store, 118 South Ave., E. CRanford STORE MANAGER of, RationjI o lot. close to town and only $15,900. 25 NORTH AVEl. W. lege will be idle this week after Temple-Beth-El, 236; H. Kaufman, . 0-1661. ..'...•. tf tion desires .a 3-bedrootilt ROLUC gag, PLUMBING and , HEATING. Sewer* and George Juracek. •'The standing of the league: / eluding two fields goals by Chuck cleaned with electric aewer machine. 1848 BUICK. 2-door. excellent motor playing two games last week. fine performances in flpld events First Methodist, 206; J. Kepner, ' vicinity of Cranford. ReJeiencea. CBin- IT'S BIGGER THAN'YOU THINK and tires. Best" offer. CRanford 6- W |L rPel. Preston. Y PARAKEETS. youns birds, assorted ford 6-0884. ' 1-20 Guaranteed. William J. Ledden. TeL Outside ' It's a compact, attractive one . CRANFORD 6M)200 Only one garne is scheduled in Dan Berry and Chuck Preston for Roselle's fine track team lost First Methodist, 205; G. Berry, It's A Man's World! CHrstnnt 0-1207 and CRanford 6-3833. 0238. • " ,'•".• ' . ' ' ' St. Michael's ...... :,.„.....:.. 2 0 1.000 Both teams/jilayed with the five colors, A.B.S. bonded for your protec- family.' Inside you will find It spacious, the New Jersey^ Junior College eachper.' . • ^ the. leading conterider^ for theity Methodist I, 202. PLA1NFIELD FARMS-COLD STORAGE, WE BUY BOOKS ASPHALT DRIVKWAYS. crushed stona. It was the first loss fo)r Crart- wholesale distributors of name-brand 'One or a thousand-' Please call flor fill dirt, driveways excavated. Front A WORLD OF.YOOR OWN . Ernie Hobbie and Joe Innrn Suburban Conference crown, and The standing, of the league: grade A vegetables.' fruits'and Juice?.. deuils. P.M. Book Shop. FLainfleld 4- end loader for hire. Joseph La Bracio, In a. nearly new, really spacious home. ALLSTATE INSURANCE CO. Roofing - Siding the ii>ffici?l^. Freshman Five ford in five games arid'it broke by seven points to Summit, which Men's Clothing and Accessories and U. S. Gov't. InspiM:tt'd Choice and 3800. ... tf 37 Henley Ave.. CRanford 6-3167. Extra-large, fully'tiled, science kitchen, w E. We are seeking young hlsh The line-ups: After clowning around for/the a four-game winning' streak. It Is highly rated. Cranfbrd Mcthndlst II 2B 14 . Prime, Meats, and Poultry for 38 years, tiled 1st floor lavatory, full sized dining ECONOMY ELECTRIC .school sradu&tea, ages 18^40 as offers you, horne delivery service, tre- STEINW>\Y or other tine- pura \» MASON CONTRACTORS room, adjoining patio porch, 24 ft. living Gutters - ieadeis CHANFORD | ALUMNI first half, the Cranford yHigh was the fourth straight victory Tfinph- Beth-El - 25 IV Come an<] Make Your; Choice 1 It looks more and more as if 24',!, 17 > '. mendoua time' savings, many ponvenl- for good home. Please- state maker. i masonry. *' Sidewalks,' flag- room with stone flreplacv, 3 enormous 'PI p\p for St. Mary's in scholastic com- Zion. Luthernh „', ' ences. and some cash savings on near aiie, price. Box 836. c. o Citizen and work. Garage building, brick bedrooms with extra large closets, tile Expety Television —• Radio Repairs Keypunch Operators pr'pj , o4 3 11School, junior) Varsity basketball the conference title will be de-Undcn Prciibvtcrlun 24 IB 1 • wnolcaule cost. food buying. If intcr- Chronicle. . work. Free estimates. Schwarz. bath, attached garage, oil heat, a home All Work O 6 €|Doyle. * 41, 0 2 team played good ball in the sec-petition. They also hold a wincided when, Cranford and Clifford Oscoola Presbyterian 24 18 Wide Selection / ' estcd in our food plan, call Laurence: CRanfonl 6-9404. Accotinting Clerks , • . Policy Checkers S 1 111 Juracek. f 51 0/4 First Preabyterian ....' 2233 i& you'll be proud to entertai1n In, and one ond half to pout the fr-eshmanjlste. ov^r, gn alumni five. "Bud" Roberts, FA 2-5784 for appoint- RAGS. PAPERS, all types of xrx .that* will give you years of comfovt, File Clerks -' Raters Guaranteed O 4 «!Shafer. f '. IS 0 3 Scott clash.on.January 18 at East Garwood Presbyterian ;. 23 10 ment, without obligation. tf metals. Junk', cuiu. ' Tnlcfcjs for bu LET ME BOARD YOUR PET In miconvenience and prestige. 0 2!Staptes.f I8t*rpi««. Specially enjicj—j< no,!,,, -'kcets and canuries. 243 "South Ave.. 313 South -Av«.. E. CRanfonl «-0M' 243 Walnut Ave. TeL CBanford 6-4)888, Lost SavtM • . ; / a Garwood.' Telephone' WEstlield 3- MOVING — STORAGE — PACKING for estimates. ' tt 1949 OLDSMOB0LE .. . SS3S. price—to oiler a new world of HIGH 4102^1. . tf WALLET contalnlntf Nebraska driver's FIDELITY Sound reproduction. Agents Allied Van Lines. Inc. license lost Dec. 20th, vicinity Post SOCKET ' HA** Ctmh C>r. LIMESTONE FOR LAWNS & GARDENS J4TTSCHKE & BLUNCK — Painters and UYDRAJfATIC DBIVK. GAS RANGE, white. ~ 4 burners, good Office. 100 Aduma-Ave... CRanford 6- 4 • JIHI «lt{" HA(I««OI SmiEIS working order. Very reasonable. CRan- Decorators. 47 North 18th Street. Ken- 4399, -\ ' »" ' ' *' heater. ford 6-5003. ••"-'.•• ilworth. N. J. Telephone CRanford Twin li" IIKiliUDELITV plu» couUHy- 6-4715 — CHestnut B-346&, . . tf LADY'S YELLOW GOLD ' LONGINES •nouncnl 5" Iligh-Finjiuocy ipakttx, 8 PIECES 40" OAK STEPS, 30 cents each. RELIABLE MOVERS WRIST WATCH,- vicinity Cranford 1951 OLDSM ' WEstneld 2-4083-W. Nassau St. Clark BAhway 7-?l«* WILLIAM ROESEL. Interior and Ex- Theatre, night Dec. 31.' Reward. CRan-- terior Painting. Skilled ir.~-h.^l^. •Jord' 6-U730. ... •• D«laxs H«L -or* / ro«firm IJUUCEO .MPiiriEit 3 rooms ... SZ7.5O DIXIE CABINET GAS RANGE, whit*. Personal supervision. 205 Columbia IOM, bale* ta>> oi niice utgn»( po»tr imfl.fitaiu)n piuvidc 2O- 30 Inches, good condition, SIB. Clif- 4 rootns ... 33.OO _ -' Avenue. Cranford. Call • CRanford bottom.' BydcmasaWTnrim. wmdlm "Mtn oi ondiworud puah-pull audio powtr. —. ' ford 6-3718. . . 5 roonis ... 42.00 •3713 • tf save you time...saveyo u steps offer you welcome privacy . give you extra protection. beater and • majty/atfcer. yrtraa tf luuitfi tuun t«M J W«0 HiCMAVtX IECOID CHAMGCR WALLPAPER — LOWEST PRICES In XL alENZEL • Fainting and paper- and needless rushing to answer:.. to make and receive personal calls. mean fewer missed calls, too. ••• fl - town. Make smart selections in your Kinging Phone CRanford 0-134S. 01 1952 OLDSMOBILE SUS5L With elulujivc Piinluinio Pukup gently, auiov ' home. ~'So easy. Consumers Direct Truck For Hire jilirarwtn Avenue. Cranford. ' - tf INSURE Coavcrtibl/Cir*.. APPLY NOW IF GROUND IS CLEAR easy-operating nurkally pliy> aod tlc^iu ictoidi ot'M thicc" Supply Co.. CRanford 0-0390. if BE SURE wlU> bluft t»t\ tUrt. ' • • ' ' l'j-TON PICK-UP. «3 a day. CRanford heater•UrjstUl £ASY SPINDRY. WASHING MACHINK. 6-3362. MICHAEL-M. BARICH — Painting and : : (EiigiiE N.iotm uoujricu uinir •20: h(j;h ' chair. *3; bauinvt und Drcuratiiu-. Call CHaii/oid 6-7213 be- .•;.••;••,:*•'.•..• ,.:;. .: ; stand, »1. Call CRanford U-W-J7. . Ural 6 and 8 P.M. Acuuuically dcu'gnrd in rich ruivl-rubbed ' 5-YARD DUMP TRUCK. *13 "a- cU>. nuhoginy by Migiuvoi oon> kcitiog. . ( 6121 uitcr 6 P.M. : • many «Uur amtraa. -. L—--" New 1955 Garden Seeds CORD WOOD and FIREPLACE LOGS to order. W.Suain. Clluuford U-64B0. LET US Choice Varieties — Flowers and Vegetables 1951 CHEVROLET - . . SMS. •••/, • the Gr««te«ff EASY SPINDRY WASlltll. Alter Your Shoulders Bel-Air S»«r* Cft. g tmmm ' diuon. CRanford 0-031U. CRanford C-37S1 ON radio, kaatar aa« asaajr 1*** . " ' " . 'V • ' • • ,-. • ", ' . . DOUBLE. BED SPRINGS; tiblc model |Hi«h.Fidelify Phonograph- .radio; bathinctte; window bhiult**; your dated fur garments KavMC HORIZONTAL SLIDING WOOD* other miscellaneous articlus. Frafl(is Sdait 1953 CHEVROLET . . S1395. WINDOW UNITS WITH Evor Concoijrodl ;. 6-0400. * .' .'.* 210 4-D««* Bedma. ra4iav Rock Salt * Calcium Chloride TWO SKIBEHl.INO' SPECIAL Sx-HVICt lone. |br»ari REMOVABLE SASH mud-oJiour' atuddtd type Uio-ia tiro Chiropractor DRYSON •o. each. 2 ' GuodyiW LKciiuurd FOBAIEB 8IHCE 1912 MALT-A-GLTOE windows iwld charm and con- __7MJHK)-ia •"-•-- --••-- • «... '—^—Water Softener vcnivnc£_to Wy ^orrie.' They" arc "ideal for high - ~io-» P.M. CRanford 0-1&43. Hollanderizingi....!_. **i^Bb wIn^o^*r^^:irecls~b7:~tKy .^. DBTVE IN TABD PRESCRIPTIM strlpi>o-*ig clutuiuccs tbr EXPERT SHOE Eyes Examined M Chevrolet - Oldsmobile OudJlenun" ami gtvc» y f«M| you/ doll JJ*. REPAIRING At tta* BMd Car lol ^ tffi 614 CENTHAL AVE. STANDARD . QUICK SERVICE DR.G. HINDMAN DRUG STORE LUMBER & SUPPLY CO. M. WALTER 8KAGEB "WE X-0212 I NSU R A Tc Re*-. Pharm. LUMBER — MILLWORK ALL TYPES Optometrist GRANFORD RADIO WERfSUX R. J- MASON MATERIALS 104 NORTH order now • —-, • • •. • '.*•.. G. G. Nunn LOUIS MONTINI UNION AVE. , Qvl m |VI fVir Mw 94 High St. Cranford, N. J. Open Monday and Friday Evenings - Insurance. Btolwr 107 NL UNION AVE.. 8IIOE atETAlUNO PhonMi CR B-0808 — CR 6-24B7 191 North 116-llt SOUTH AVE* E. CRanford 4.1661 26 EASTMAN ST. CRANFORD 6-1776 CBonionl 6-3685 • AMea St. CRANFORD 6-1332 CR&0700 NEW JERSEY BELL TGLIPiiONI COMPANV T •vl ','[ /.•

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/; :: TO: "' '• '••'••r-^- l ... ••"•-••:' v •'"•' ¥•••:'! /•':. FmeSlar , \, er. A co-worker, unaware of what tice, sesion Monday evening at the [Thompson with 19 and Frank Kpz- day night in the Oarwood Recrea- avenue. •••• ..."'•• fractures of the left thumb and Guest Speaker had happened, turned the machine Cranford High School gym. In ilec with 16 also were in double tion Alleys of the Garwood Wom- An alqmny of Ma&iWan right hand and multiple contusions Shop and Buy College Club and abrasions, of 4he arms, head. on,aniline Westfield maa Was these games,- the Maroons wil •figures; . •• •• • •,,.;, ;',:.• en's League. -She was followed-by School, Missi Adami-is erapljwl by the Fidelity Union Trust Com- neck, chest, hands and feet and tossed about by the paddles. meet VFW at 7 o'clock, the Blue Trenton had five nien-iri do&blc Mrs. Eleanor Kutsera with 177, Program Set Room takes on. the 400's at- 8(figures led by Andy DiJWatteo with pany, Newark. shock when he fell into a mixing Police Chief Fred Falzone re- ... in ..,• o'clock and Harris Limited engages 20 points. Others were; Charles Mrs. Befty Koplin with 171/ and Mr. Horlbeck. a graduate of machine at the Asbestos Corpora- ported that John McCauley, 24;, Wins at' 9 o'clock. Glambos, 16; Marty Ifeenan; 1 Mrs. Rose Durow with 170. TheJonathan Dayton Regional High tion. 31 North avenue, last Wed- of " Roselle, heard a ! thumping ••I For Husbands Mr Nylen said the regular sched- and Fred Gmitter. andi-. John David Murray team- took three School. Springfield, is employed as nesday, was reported in good con- noise after turning the mixer on Cranford a machine designer by the Metal- dition, at Rahway Memorial Hos^ and immediately stopped the ma- Dr. Margaret Mead, curator of ule, will get underway on January Kucker, 10 each. ,,. games, and two'gajnes each were 17 with "games at 7, 8 and 9 p.m. wash Company. Elizabeth. " -pita! yesterday. chine.- v—- 'ethnology-at the Atnerican Muse- won by Enz, Scher's and Heyman. GARWOOD KENILWORTH Plans for resuming action were ' An October wedding is planned According to the police, Mr. -De- Members of the First Aid Squad tun of Natural, History, New York made by team captains on Tues- Woman's Club Hears Wolf fell into the machine when used blowers and suction caps to t ? Will be the speaker as the Cran- day, evening at a meeting in the Discussion of Gems Sermon Topic Told- Prayer Sermon Topic he tried to retrieve a package ofremove asbestos whieh covcrpd Vol. LVL No. cigarettes which fell from his the victim and almost suffocated NEW JERSEY, THURSDAY, lrr«sl as arcand class niail mattrr iord, College Club holds ' its an- Municipal Building. Team cap- GAHWQOD — A talk Vm thefor St. Paul's Service JANUARY 13, 1955 Tl>. Fritz said the parking 11 and 12. Tickets may.be pur- Dr. Howard R. Best, superintend- life-long resident of Cranford. He " and Mrs. Thomas Venezia of 312 named the new juvenile officer in prohibition in the area was tried is a member of the First Presby- chased in advance from officers of of schools, said. He explained it North avenue announced the en- A New Year's Resolution the police department ... , ';' recently on a trial basis and it Near§ One Third Public School System Topic terian - Church and ^served as ex-' either club. ..' . .-..-» gagement of. their daughter, Miss Patrolman.Frank Caruso, Who aided materially' in the handling is anticipated an automobile comp- ccutivc chairman of the United. Josephine Venezia, to Thomas. Ma- Color's becoming a beautiful habit... .that last month 'had been' recom- of the evening rush hour auto- The scene of "January Thaw" Of $3000 Goal any will lend the school a dual: Of Cottrse at Adult School Fund campaign in 1951. Mr. JcfeD- guire, Jr., son of Mr. and Mrs. v ' mended for one'of the'promotions mobile traffic through Cranford. is a restored dream house in Con- A total, of $976.50 had been re- control car without charge. The, son also is a member of the Board AT LEAST 50% MORE THIS YEAR Maguire of Elizabeth. Formerly to $17.93. more and more women are luckily acquiring, to .sergeant, advised the commit- necticut owned and occupied by school system would pay for the In an effort to" acquaint the citizens of Cranford with the girns Also referred to the attorney for ceived up to yesterday morning in ofvjGovcrnors of the Cranford - Miss Venezia is a graduate of They reaUze, and rightly so, that hair color tee by-letter-Tuesday night-that T>reparation™of~the™hecessary~or-r -a -New-York-City-family which the annual "March ~of Dimes-fund ^V^ndQp> Cranfprd-public-school-system, -the-Cranford Swimming Club : and- a member••- Jarwobd" schools arid is a senior he plans to.retire during the year dinance was another .recommenda- wanted to move to the country. drive, it was announced last night of the vehicle including insurance. < Adult School will present a' series of ten lectures at its spring semester ot the Cranford Historical Society. adds vibrant touches to their .personality, and deemed it unfair to accept at Jonathan Dayton Regional High I. Miller $14.90 Formerly to $2193 tion of Chief Fischer adding the The action revolves around the in- by' William H. D'Arcy, chairman. Dr. BesJ; said the. program will J-entitled ."Public Education in Cranford." ( Director of trade relations, Na- . School, Springfield. sparkling touches to their hair! ~ the advancement .for such a short following streets to the stop street terests of the family in their new The local quota is $3,000. , bet set up. providing a qualified > Among the, subjects to be discussed aru_the present and future tional Institute of Dry Cleaning, - . r,—.*—i • , Mr. Maguire attended Edison ALL SALES FINAL period of time. He expressed his ordinance: Williams street at home and the conflicting interests Receipts to. date represent con- instructor cah be found. The addi-J building nevds, the annual budget, New York City, Mr. Johnson is '. Vocational and Technical High appreciation for. the committee's South Union avenue. Marsh street of several Yankee visitors. The tributions from 507 residents who tion to the staff will be p^rt-time | psychological testing teacher se- active "(n the. textile industry,,, The Cranford Physicians' Club f confidence in him. He has been School,. Elizabeth, and is employed Tempted? Good! ^ at South Union avenue, Claremont play is adapted from the hovel have returned their coin cards. teachetcacher for driver educatioeducaUgnn andand? ^^ il holding many posts .in'technical : a member of the department for -»nd salaries by a Newark trucking firm. place at Normandie place. Manor by Bellamy Partridge. Based on present 'returns, the J Court Cases, organizations. - He established the ••'• • • .'. . . i . • ."..•• • - n • 29 years. Mayor Fred P. Ander- u, w • '• ' " and the problem of college ."• Guests from Garwood, Cranford, avenue, at. Dunham avenue. Beech Mrs. John Hoffmann, chairman chairman expressed confidence Springfield Better, Business Bur- sen expressed the committee's re* At the present time, classroom: Elizabeth. Rahway and Westfield For Appointments, Call CR 64)105 street at Brookside place and Oak of the Dramatic Club' casting com- that Cranford will reach its quota eau, Springfield, Mass., and was grets on' Patrolman Caruso's de- instruction is provided at the high E Troutman, president of Fines Rise attended the party. , . • . lane at Dunham avenue. mittee, announced that an out- its president for' several years ' clination of-'the promotion. by January 31. ' ' r_- school in driver education, but no of Education, will open Cranford's Municipal' Courl had No date has been' set. for the Mrs. Margaret Goodrich of 127 standing cast has been assembled prior to taking his present-posi- Mr. D'Arcy requested local' Resi- behind-the-wheel experience has on February 3 when he a busy, year in 1954, with both the; wedding- . • AT CENTRAL WESTFIELD Patrolman Guertin was born Roosevelt avenue, in a communi- tion. While residing in Spring- for the production and a fast-mov- dents to return their coin cards speaks on ""The Function of the number of traffic ^ca^cs handled in Canada oh September 23, 1910. cation, declared^ that residents of been field, he was active in civic activl- Open Monday Evenings *lil 9 P.M. WILLIAM'S BEAUTY BOX ing performance is anticipated. >. Immediately* before they^are mis- g^^ of EducaJon7ThellnalEducation." The finail and the amount of lines imposed TH and was appointed to the detha- t street are disappointed in' When the neiy program is in-.! 6f (ConttMiea on pao* three) Women's Bowling One of the principals is Everett layed or thrown out. In event augurated in Septenjbcr, it w>H j, speaker will h$.. Miss Beatrice by | Magistrate Charles J. Stevens Bnusch jUon: 13* Blauura. AT*, »"—tVtm ;' partment November7l;-1942. He how slowly the temporary Vet- GARMJpOD — Mrs. Edward 113 N. UNION AVE. . CRANFORD Schenck, Who'will take the part residents have discarded the re- mark the first.time that actual E Wamcr< a^tant principal of. OPEN SUNDAY. JAN. 9 - 9 A.M. TO 9 P.M. was on military, leave from March E Wamcr< a^tant principal of. increasing in the neighborhood of erans' homes are being rembved. Tripka rolled high game of .182 of a Yankee visitor as Jonathan turn envelopes, he. said-contrib- driving experiencee has been aacc- Walnut Avenue School, who will 21 percent over the figures'for the PTA Roster 27, 1944, untir December 23, 1946, She said the houses, which were Rock wood, with Mrs. Charles Mcs- at the weekly matches last Thurs-r utions may be sent to "March of corded C r a n f o r d High School'diictli;J -j^,. Rok. of lhc Teacher previous year, according to statis- serving, with the Army, in . the. (Continued on page' 8) scrvc as his wife. Herbert Mit- Pacific Theatre. Dimes, P.O. Box 89, Cranford, students. • ' I in the Educational Program" on tics released today by. Court ClcVk chell and' Mrs. James Christensen NJ." At New High Patrolman Ward, a native of • ~ ' April 7. .- ' j , ' Willis C. Bird. • p Caaana . jpin together as Mr, and Mrs. Her- The chairman further empha- ol thc (alks win beDrt; At a meeting, of the executive Niagara Falls, N. Y., was . born This reversed a trend revealed Hww York 6Ut« canner* produced bert Gage, the rightful owners of sized that there will not be a "mo- Mrs. Nelson Given *""*• - board of the Cranford High School July 7, 1898. He was a professional Pla,n Prom in 1053, when'there was u decrease jbor* than 2.3 million bans of pump- the house. The part of Uncle thers* march" or other house-to- .r.^-^n »~ • M _ senfed by the guidance depart- Parent-Teacher . Association last , Idn In 1930. pUcln* the lUta third boxer for many years and at of 14 percent in the number ,of Walter, the village gossip, will be. house solicitation for the March GOP Patronage Jop_ ment. On March 17. Gerhard cases ddisposed' o( and a decrease Thursday, It was. announced by m the naUoa -to the ctnninf ot one time was a contender for the Financing taken by Ranken Millard. Mrs. R,uth NclsoriTtrcasurer of, Kellncr of the high school gui- l]_Mrfi.-JL^J^-Myer3,—junior-member-- pumpkin. • - - • welterweight title Ho h?F of jp sftp p i tment py Initial 'plans for the raising of Other members of the cast in- and that the local committee is compared with 1952. ship chairman, that the member- worked with young people for Club, Inc.. was elected to the post j the topic "Vocational Guidance ship has reached 1,081. This es- funds to finance the annual Cran- clude: Frieda, Elsie Midgley; Sar- dependent ufcon the return of the During 1954, the trufllc division many years as a gymnastics and of assistant bill clerk in the As-; and Placement" and on March 31 tablishes a new record surpassing boxing instructor. Patrolman ford High School * junior-senior ah Gage, Hazel Rich; Paul Gage, coin cards and of the collection sembly by the Republican Munic-( his topic'will be "The Problem of of the court made disposition of Larry Ash well; Barbara Gage, last year's membership of 966, W(ard was appointed to the de- prom in May, wjeredlscussed Mon- banks taken byt youngsters and ipal Committee, at a meeting Iait College Admissions." • 4j90() cases, an increase of 868 ov- heretofore the banner year. day night at a meeting of theMrs. James Rich; Geqrgc Husted, on local store counters for thweeke . The third 'guidance offering will1 er the 1953 total. There were 251 FOR ONE WEEK ONLY! partment June 13, 1939, and id i Mrs'. Henry Frahmc,' juvenile . served in the Coast Guard fqr a finance committee at the home of Dr. John Olson; Mathilda Rock- quota assigned to this community. Cranford was assigned this pa- be a panel discussion on March 24 violators of municipal ordinances and state statutes_Ju:a.r'd. in theprotection chairman, announced fTMirlodrdurlng World Warll. Mrs. MQntenecourt of 26 ; He <*mphn-coromit- [ on -the. topic "\yhat Parents Can that her committee, made 'Up of —BEGINNING^ Kcneral division, clost-ly approx- Centralavenue,^ Anthony Giglio Loomls, Howard! Mllius; Matt conquer polio is now in Its final tee. of the Union County Republi- r Do to Help Students Learn." representatives of,all the schools,, iuiatinji the 1953 total in this cat- 2.00 - FREE 1.75 and Mrs. Montenecoart' We co- Rockwood, Robert Fast, and Car- stages and that every dirrfe con- can Committee. Tfu^post will pay [ Serving on the panel \yill be Dr. has written letters to all. the chairmen of the finance commit- son, F?ank Newbert. tributed will help bring this great $320. Mrs. Nelson hdS been an ac-1 Wiliiim Trcvcrton of the high egory of 253 eascH. churches- and service- groups in- REVLON 1 Roll Delsey Toilet HUDNUT 1 Aid Squad tee.' \ - . ;.••'• : Rehearsals fpr "January Thaw," research project to a successful tive Republican Party, worker fo/ j school guidance- depurtincnt, Mrs. Fines and costs collected in 19- viting their representatives to a AQUAMARINE LOTION Tissue with Purchase of 3 CREME RINSE Because of the increased cost (Continued on Tagc M) conclusion. many years. iContinilfd oil Jidgf ^) 54 totaled $22,275.50, us compared meeting January 17 at Cranford of "name" bands, the committee with -thu- 1953 total of $18,299. High School to formulate a plan • C Is faced with the task of raising Fines for parking violations alone to deal with objectionable mater- "" S1.25 In the first full calendar year more funds this year in order to. came to $4,058 last yciir; while thc ial circulated from local .'news- 45 $1.00 : of its existence, the Cranford First keep the prom on the same level Dedication at Walnut Avelme School Tbiiight; 1954 tluure was $3,259. stands. '• . „ • . v 1 2.25 Aid Squad during 1954 made 405 as those of the past three years, Tile over-all increase in cases Revisions in the by-laws of the ^2.00 Valu«s Up To $10000 ambulance calls and traveled Mrs. MontCnecourt pointed out.J iind lines was attributed ihiiinly to DU BARRY DOROTHY GRAY association were discussed by Mrs. , JOY ^ 8,215 miles in'" the service of Letters wUl_be sent out shortly Cornerstone Laying Ends Ceremonies Friday a i'eneral increase in truffle, plus William Collins, international re-' FOUNDATION LOTION SALON COLD.CREAM Cranford residents, according to to parents of^ 11th and 12th grade enft;lviil carrying out of trulllc du- lations and by-laws chairman! A Huurcs released today by. Police students in the; high school re- A dedication program honoring tit's Jby the local police. Addition- meeting of that | committee was . Sfjr.. harry PJ.Page, squad cap- questing ..their..financial support payers' Association, for Long-i The final program in a. series of mis who will *>j>eak :ind their J those who took part in the plan- al Gulden Stiite X arkway coverage held" recently athcr home.-- -. tain, and Health Officer William of the annual dance. . Range Planning Committee; Mr.three ceremonies in connection: topics are: Welconieyand introtiuc- by the State Police during the past stio 23* $1.00 BEAUTIFUL SEU3CTI0N OF NEWEST ning and construction of the Belden. Mr«. G. Holmes Vfilliurns. with the opening of Cranford's I ti«r->. Pjtrici;! Callan; lit-wsp;i|)ejr, Mrs. Jean Montenecourt, fin- Acddant Is N«w A P> Smith, squad secretary. This Other' members of the finance year jilso resulted in more cases Brookside Place and, Walnut Avo- M. L. Taliaferro and Louis Trout- two new elementary schools' will| Michjil Roecker;' unity,'IJcth Ro- ance chairman • for the Junior - STYLES IN COATS AN\) SUITS FROM j_ »l most doubled the • ambulance committee include Bca Reeves and and an increase in lines In thu lo- 4.50 2.50 2.50 Occasion 'But It's A nuc-Schools-lwiH-bc.-h<)ld-tonight^ -•nun-.--iiteiildetit-o?—the-- Bouf.xl-ol'- >g-;*t 10 rdcii; -tox«. J. Ljmiw -Seti iot^Prorar-llited-lhe_mcnibcrs— ' 'Inures for the previous year. Mrs. W.G7" Walsh,, co-chairmen" cal court. 1 Lo* EaslW^Tp;, Tak» Flnaiv- at 8 o'clock in the auditorium '-.I Educution', for the Building-Coin- io'clook- -at -the -Wa «r Fuhr«; history, Jti- of ber-committce-and stated that _ LUCIEN LELONG -WONDERLAND TOYS- PURE BAPGER" During the, first_10 months of of the general prom committee; Cotnt CUitk.llii.rd. rviMrtte.si-]I. uiid laying '<>( cunier- ed us follows during thc past two p •imbulance traveled 3.395 miles on meeting will be held January 18 W4. calls, and, during November Zimmerman,' high school princi- be an address by Dr, Frederick New York; Gcorue Fiajjas.^). arch- A cornersto'ie laying cerejr.'iny' !,!<.:x. CAI-I: Iluilt-y of the Stild- .wars, the 1954 figure bejnji given i.4d $1.?9 WE HANDLE ALL fORMS Ruubinger, state commissioner of itect't s project,supeivi'soi", und II"ir- .for the Brookside Plfcce Scho CouueiJ' iind Mrs. Robert A. at Lincoln School, Mrs. Fred Mc- WILL ALTER SALE MEHCHANDISE Mid December of that year, after pal, and L. G. Troytman, .president first in ciic'h case: Townshl|J $11,- , OF INSURANCE WITH education.' in Decent bur, und .y!!. jir«>.-i(l«'iit of the I'uitnt- •Crca, parent-ediicatl6n chairman, AT A NOMINAL CHARGE the.ambulance had been turned of the Board of Education. old Gilbert, architect's field super- was. a .led- 443.50 and $B,534; county treasur- Burton C. Belden, chairman of visor,1 for the architect; Joseph cation program for both buildings. T«.--ihir reported. - REPRESENTATIVE over to the ncwly-organlzed First Also, William McCrca, Charles er. $K,5l5 and $«,ti98; Division, of The committee for the covered We imue Green Trading ^Stamps the building copimttee, will intro- Kohn. for the board; all of thewill be held tonight at the Watiiui thi- cvrcniony, C*)ntm;m- Motor Vehicles, $2,307 and $1,012; ' i. \x COatPANUJS Aid Squad, it traveled another M. ' Ray,' Harold Bates, Joseph 1 dish supper, which will be hold U80 miles on 61 calls, to make Hobble. Dr. Neil Castaldo, Mrs. duce the persons who were active PTA's, Charles M., Ray und his Avenue School. wrfoiijt- Hilbi-rt of Capt. Newell Uniiu.ilj_i!. Garden State Parkway use and in to help with this projcct\ Sho ' Cranford Trust Bldg. Mademoiselle a headquarters 'building at Cen- gan Jones/ Mrs. C. V. Rosen? for acquisition of land; John Mc- Saucr, board counsel, for borrow- .range plannhit: and Mayor Frt-,i ihc- hymn. *"F:iith oi OurState 1'olice tiK'ain are lullected in the association, particularly new- KOOM 8. SECOND FLOOS \ WESTFIELD east, to house the two rigs. Mrs. John McClintock and Mrs. perthwaitc, representing Town- Muplcwood, represjL-ntinU all con- tion. , Kj:!'.n- ilie .increase shown in the amount comers to Cranford,-rtiight enjoy TEL. CR 64100 Store Also in Westfield (Next to SeatTk SlMe State) December proved to be thePaul Wright represented the soph- ship Committee, and Ray S. Hun- tractor!! and sub.-con tractors on-the The topics of the talks will s-pt-H'"JL1V^- Itcv. "Arnold X|of tlie total 'ta. the Division Working on this committee. Mrs. v (Continued on jxtffe tnrte) omore patents. • . • . ickc, representing Cranfoxd Tax- (Continued OH .page 3). out "Waluut SchooL1' The itud-l iCuuiluucd JU J'UJC i'j JofiMotor E. A, Koycn. president, presided. i i