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1'ublNlicd WESTFIELD, NEW JERSEY, THURSDAY, APRIL 14, 1966 vtry Thursday 32 Page*—10 Cent* estfield's Hospitals Plea 2 New Patrolmen Added To Force Staff Additions The appointments of two proba- tionary patrolmen to the police force )fU 1 Tally At $200,000 were approved by Town Council Tuesday night. Gain Approval lilioiial Gilt* The men. who will serve a proba- rial Groups tionary period of one year, are Craig J. Allen, 29, of 124 Grove St. Musical Kc'vue Tryouls Town Clerk Gets 1*55,000 and William D. Mackay, 26, of 709 First St. For Students Today Hospital* Campaign d's New 3 Yr. Term , dav announced that The starting salary for the two Tryouts for a musical revue being tors fl nl been raised will i>c $G,050 per year. The appoint- j given us a benefit for the- Westfield ments were made possible through Kesciie Squad by a group of WHS Town Council Tucsdny night in a a retirement vacancy and 1he trans- students will be held today in thesession lasting only 30 minutes ap- .. lo Ik Weslfield Ilospi- fer of Ptl. Wesley Moore to the Juve- lounge of the Baptist Church at 3:30proved n number of personnel ap- J Walter J. Lee, campaign p.m. Any Westfield student between pointments, adopted two ordinances nile Bureau. and introduced two others. indwnced lhal more than Patrolman Craig, a veteran with the ages of II and 18 is invited to fad been received from tryoul for this J2-acl musical. Stu- Mrs. Joy Vrepland, who has three years service in the Marine served as Town Clerk since Jan. 1, [allies. "This moans that Corps, is a graduate of Passaic WILLIAM D. MACKAY J. ALLEN dents are to bring their own music. „( Westfield's families High School and attended Drake A group of 30 students, under the liXil, was given a new three year Business College. A resident here co-chairmanship of Art Michaels. term effective April 2.1. She was S"said Mr. Lee, "and for the past ten months he is mar- Stan MtHirourty and Kulhie Killing- landed for her "pleasiint, enthusias- ,i Irani special uroups such ried and the father of two children. ham are being advised and directed tic and dedicated service to the ,1 caff members, trustees YMCA Completes Plans town," by Councilman Samuel M. Patrolman MaeKuy is a Navy vet- by Wuldron Hoick, sixth grade m,rs of Overlook and Munl- eran with three years service. A teacher at Wilson School. Kinney Jr., who moved the appoint- t added, (lie total amount former resident of Scotch Plains he ment. WtsUielders exceeds $255,- graduated from Scotch Plains High For April 21 Meeting, Hugh J. McCluskey Jr. of Plain- School. He is married and the fa- Throng Expected field was named an engineering uido „ compiled a record to be ther of two children. lo Charles Van Household!, town en- •• Mr. Lee reported, "al- The two appointees were selected gineer, ut an annual salary of $5,1)00 . have not yet reached the AID TO IfOSPITALS-Tlic Westficld Lton's Club has donated $1,500 from a group of seven applicants Talk By Yankee Star At Public Honor effeclive April 11, and Koberl W. is w«lfield's 'Fair Share' to the Westfield's Hospitals Campaign. Making llie presentation above after written tests and personal in- liremian of Westfield was appointed Mnt expansion programs is William Townscnd, club president, right, to Frank J. Dugan, vice Final plans for the 43rd annual an assessing clerk also at $5,000 ef- terviews by the members of coun- youth croups in Westfield to attend ospitals. Wcstliclders are chairman of the campaign and chairman of Westficlil Hospital Council cil's police committee headed by meeting of the Westficld YMCA, to To Dr. Ewan fective April 18. are of the needs and the be held Monday, April 25, were an- the meeting in the large (gymnasium Councilman Albert Molowa. where Mr. Richardson will speak. The Westfield Hoard of Education An administrative clerk to tlio ol their two hospitals, nounced today in a joint statement Town's Administrative Assistant to rj and Overlook, than they by President Robert J. Lincoln, and He will be in attendance at the din-is sponsoring an informal public re- ner meetinK as well, and dinner ception next Thursday from II to 10Muyur and Council, lCdward V. , been before. We believe Lions Club Donates Chairman Arthur C. Fried. Honored Klilcrs, was appointed, with the post awareness will result in Reid Named Head guest and featured speaker for theKuesls will later adjourn to the gym- p.m. in honor of Dr. and Mrs. S. nasium to a special reserve section N. Kwan Jr. going to Robert C. Iieeder 111 of 552 support of the fine hospi- occasion will be Robert C. "Hobby" Westtield Ave. at $0,000 a year ef- » available to our com- Richardson, all-star second baseman for Mr. Richardson's address. Norman Morash, president, of the Of Advance Gifts IjiKir'J of Kduciitiuii. expressed Ihe fective April II. Mr. Rocder Is a n fact," he added, "many $1,500 To Hospitals for the New York Yankees baseball Fred F. Filers!, youth secretary graduate of Weslfield High School ivt lold us that they would team. of the Y, is in charge, of the dislri- ic|x> thul people from nil over New Jersey wilt come lo the Westfield and attended lite University of Mary- n, and many who have not William J. Townsend, president of Unit Of Fund Mr. Fried said reservations for thebuliou of the special passes. It is land. : jilts plan to do so." Ihe Westfield Lions Club, Saturday dent wishing to make a contribution planned to slart the special gym- High School cafeteria that evening annual meeting dinner may bo made to joiti Weslficlders in "paying re- The ordinances which received ap- ulions may be made to presented a check in the sum of may send it to the Westfield's Hospi- The appointment of John A. Ileid at the YMCA or by mail direct to nasium program at 7:45 p.m. with 's Hospital's Campaign, SI,500 lo Frank Dugan of (XtS Shack- tals Campaign, P.O. Uox 345, West- of 70.1 Lenape Trail as chairman of Ihe showing of several movies, in- spect to a niiin who, as siiporin- proval after public hcnrlng Included the Advance. Gifts Division in the Harold J. Hohlman, membership londent of schools for the past l!> the setting up of tlio monthly park- !I5. Westfk-ld. amaxon Dr., vice chairman of the field. and adult program secretary. As cluding the lilliu World Series in HIGH campaign of the United Fund which Mr. Richardson starred. years, lias more than kept pace wilh ing rate and area for permit parkcra irwih and development of Westfield's Hospitals Campaign. Members of the Lions Club will was the practice last year, the din- Ihe educational challenges of hi.s climax the fund-raisini: project to- of Westfield was announced today using n designated section on tlio itils, and the maintenance The money represents proceeds of b" Robert .1. Lincoln, general cam- ner portion of the meeting will be Dr. Kdward (i. Hourns will again time." east bound side of HID CItfl station morrow at its annual "Ladies Night" serve as master of ceremonies for Wards of service, are con- a fund-raising event which has just paign chairman. held in the banquet hall at the YM- ill I'arklng Lot No. 3. The other itiponsibililies." said Mr. in tlie Mountainside Inn, Mountain' CA at 7 p.m. following a reception the occasion, which will include the A commiilce, under the chairman- been concluded under the chairman- Commenting on lire appointment measure provides for Ihe instullatioii «i it is the recommendation side, when the name of the winner election of a panel of 10 directors ship nf Mrs. A. F. Klaihtr, has com- ship of George J. llainrah. Mr. Lincoln said, "The fund relies at (5:30 p.m. in the main lobby. of traffic signals at the intersection txnpaign officers lliat the of a Volkswagen car will be an- lo serve the- Association fur the terns pleted its plans for the evening. Miss In accepting the contribution, Mr. heavily on the Advance Gifts Divi- Special passes are being made of Centra! Ave., l'urk St. and Cac- Hospital Council continue nounced. lilGU-l'JG!). Those nominated to serve Frances l'oirce and Dr. Holier! L, Duyan said, "The enthusiasm, imag- sion lo set the pace for the overall available to "Y" youth groups, Little are: U. 11. Barrett Jr., George It Foose are, In cliari;e of arrange- ciola 1*1. the support of the people ination and -dedication of the mem- George J. I'nkcnliam is in charge effort. Those Initial contributions to League baseball teams, and other ment!, at the lush school, including The two new ordinances with wrai'.y." of the program which will start with Biownell, William J. Cnnt, Charles bers of the Westfield Lions Club in the fund drive provide a response T. Fnrroiv Jr.. Arthur C. Fried, C. refreshments. Mrs. Robert Million public hearings .scheduled for April tt tapis grateful," Mr. raising this money for Weslfield cocktails at 7 p.m., followed by din-criteria and impetus which carries a-id her cnmmillee, Mines l.'dward l!(i provide for the Installation of itaW. "Is all those West- ner, dancing and entertainment. Rudolph , Hubert J. Lincoln Hospitals, is another indication of through the campaign. Wilh Mr. Robert F. Oliaus, William it. Wilt-ox C'offey and Carl Zeis, will create the sanitary sewers in Overhill St., at an IBISsiio wired wilh ficnu- the worthwhile support of community rtcid as the chairman, I am confi- ami James F. . floral (Iccot-iilioiis. italpli K. Jeffer- estimated cost of $10,000 to he as- ration to king about this 1 U al has been displayed by dent Hint the fund's luiifi appeal will son, hoard member, has the rcspou- sessed against the licnt-filtlng prop- rsi It tehee,, n rare W "'™ . ! .. Rom School Hoard 'c! off !o :; Euci-esr.fi!! :;!art " hi addilion. two nominees will lie erly c.vn'jrs, ant! !!-.;• other for the lo K.-S with them in me CHID in me [>»si A veleran solicitor and former named lo fill other vacancies on the addition lo the joint club ef- Jlospitality chuiriiien are Mrs. Al-purchase of a tax hilling machine imperils! In our town." ° In member of the Advance Gifts Divi- board. These are Jack McDonnell of fort, many individual members have bert Driver, ex-president of the Par-al a cost of $12,000. pjifa leaders, besides Mr. Pays Tribute To sion, Mr. lieid is the owner and 1071) Wycliwood lid. who will fill a ent-Tea chcr Council, and James N. .Sidewalk construction assessments Frak 1. Dugan and Ar-taken part in the WesUield's Hospi- president of the A. & V. Cutter Corp. lerni ending in Wall, and Frederic for KhiK-kiiimiMiu Dr. and sections of tals cnmp"ign. Sabbai'.li, president of (he Weslfleld i. vice chairmen: Her- Ex-Members n Kcnihvorth. A. Greene of ;)22 Lawrence Ave., Kdncalion Assuciulion. They will be Railway, and Hrightwood !ter. tourer, and Frank Mr. Uusan indicated Unit a great He is a member of the Kem'Iworth I Continued on page 2) (Continued on pa|!e 2) (Continued on page 2) bm. auditor. Mr. Due.™ is measure of success lias been ^loiuitalnslile—Two former mem- Hotary Club, the Keriihvorlh Miinu- »of lie Westfield Hospital achieved in Hie Woslfielil's Hospitals bers of the lioanl of Kducalion were acturers' Association. American So- Two Stiideiila To Serve As campaign to date. He said any rcsi- honored Tuesday niijlit by the board ciety nf Tool and Manufacturing Kis- Government Day at its mcctini; in Deerfield School. inecrs and New Jersey Tool and KcKvard J. Nolan, board president Die Association. He is also a mem- 9 in lii(i:l-ii-l .and chairman of public ber of Ihe Presbyterian Church in Set For Students Weslfield and the Kcho Lake Coun- 'Librarians For A Day cycle Registrations rotations, and .lack It. Hildebraitd. Student Government Day has been !!)(!."> hoard president, received cuni- try Club. Mr. Iteid and his wife. Hie former scheduled for May 10 according to mendations from limber W. ThwiuK, Mayor Robert II. Miilrcany. Tlio At Memorial Library piT-'ideiit. •Jarbara Ann Ileierlein of Brooklyn, wide Dual Purpose lave been residents of Westfield mayor said that details for the piu- Two "Librarians for a Day" will • They will be presented plaques Kniin are I icing developed by Dr. linorin^ their services to the com- or many years. They are Hie par- join the- >.t;iff of the Weslfield Me- Holy Tilnily, has served four years nl.': of Iwn children, a daughter, Robert L. Foo.se, principal of the morinl Library Monday, the first on her school library council and is n.-i-:jmc?al soundness and .,. , . nitiiii:v. Mr. ThwiiiK said. senior 11j :'li school. v n! pr;ii . "The bike owners cc-rnhcate is ^ • ^ ,. . , . ill Ann anil a .son, John A. Jr. lay of National Library Week. currently Ihe vice president. Miss ;i iiiicn.ii to the J|r N(i |n fo| |(is t f JOHN A. IlKII) li! tK> Board, next also a constant reminder oi these ^.^ jn |,1,)|lu)lin!, |Hll)H(. ,-(,ia,ions The mayor expressed the hope In accordance wilh llu; plan of the Kvcrcli, who i.s :i sophomore at ;if Hint Ihe participation by students in \Vw .lersf.y Library Association WHS. is a member of her school "spiralion also offers •don'ts' of the road: ;)|UI M|. HjjcUIn;• »i. f benefit to the the town's municipal uflnirx Ibis 'oniiiiittee mi National Library library council. During her three s1;t st t ;i ( 11;1 o year will be an all-day affair rath- Week, Ihe Wcslfield Library will years al Kdi.'.on Junior High School -•_ne Kvcrctt of Kil m;iy conskler librariansliip as a ca- 'i'iire ihe rcliiin of lost i I'itch a rid;-: don'l do trie!; ridiiiH j \,,!U!1 i,-,,,,, ]!>i;:s to Fein nary. Their To Alter Master Plan meeting Ilia! evening. Tiidor Oval li'oi!i Wcvillii'ld High ,: roer alter college. I'-'Veity. Wiiilf tin- owner i in the street; and don'l ride al ni^ht j terms <>:p:i. llauiiMii. .school s»- The Westfield Civic Improvement! cir neighbors are well and hiippy. students would gel a better grasp Id Library, aiva ch lirman for I ]),,v," the girls will work with mein- °ii file id ihe 1'n-! Failure to comuiy v-illi either II p: rintendi'iit. was iibsenl Tuesday Association has again written to' ".Vow. however, ii proposed Master of Ihe operations of tiie various mu- s i.rojccl of the .New Jersey As-| |,,.rs ,,[ nl(. s|.,u |t.;iming Ihe tools r1 t r ni:.hl hecau-e of :i death and illness ; " '- ' 1 President Johnson asking his help, j One nf liissf is I licensing and 1'cc.i.iirnliiin, ur ^i" nicipal departments by being able sncialimi. has arranged with high!,,! (,(i»k srlecliiin and oiclcring. ac- suM in his l.iiniiy. \IM> abH'tit werethis time i-bargiiig (hat the Town's Plan I ur our Colonial Town of West- number, so ivcov-|tion of these safety laws may i field, N'ew .lei soy, i.s bring adoplcd to spend a full d;iy observing and iicok In hav •.ludi-iils selecti d ; rpiisitioii |iio •••••!)' '" promptly rt'liirn-1 in reprimands and mandatory Waller II. Hupp .••ml Mr-- Mary K. proposed Master Plan, would, ap- I;ikini; par! in tin: actual (i|K.'raliuus (.•ii liiI'll MC|II,.)I library cotuieils In ;,,,,| ,-al;ilo;;iii:-, and rcfi-rencf, ilS P.csi-nipiest. Imaid members. through "planned improvements thai would syslcmatici>lly eliminate, »'iii'.ifii'ii. Tiie sec- ' pearances before the liiiych- Hoard. under the j-;tiidance of the depart- sis! in iniblic libraries. ,.|] ;,. ruulincs nf the circulation. 111;-!) by t| . Tin- lii.-.inl reei-ive'l a report Iht- systematically eliminate a number a number of our Negro citizens. In u ; K own- .Mrs. Bakes slnt-'d. Knfnrcriiieiil of ment heads. iu;: ti:l.il enrcllnii-nl at l.;lll. an of our Negro citizens." each area where "improvements" Miss Krislcn. v.lio i:; a senior :it ' (fesk-.. .i t of own- the town ordinance i-.-.Jiilatini; hi -.corditl or of three nv.-r la.-l nioiilh. The letter, signed by William arc planned there are Negroes who cycle traffic in WVsllield will be i! men will be displaced. We are in favor feclive beginning .him I Continued on page - Houers, the Association president lid in part '"If . . . they drive us nf new roads to alleviate traffic, out through the Master Plnn, where parks and iccrciilioiiiil facilities and ire we in go'.' Is Hie Muslim idea of certainly new and belter schools. All we really ask i.s that when ouri •puralc black states the only an- 1 uer? Negro citizens' luinH ^ art taken ! they be given a realistic oppor- Mr. I lowers letter rcai' as follows: tunity to relocate within the town My dear Mr. I'lcsidcnt: borders. There is town property "The town fallicrs are at it iignin. ; available for such purposes. No pro- In spile of the evi.-.leiH'C here of thej visions ,ire in (lie Master Plan for UAH. SAM. Tin. Ain.'iie.iii Legion, | them. In tin- jiast they have jusl I hi' l.i'agii" of Wmiii'ii \'»l»'i"s and been ffireed out of to\\'n. This could ill anil ailive eoiit:re;:;itions in the t>r called "sdphistic'ited setirc;^.!- Inn (Ju-s Ihi-y are trjiiig to excluile tiiin." II li;i j>|jcii.s .ill I'in often in our j \e;:ri)i'.s as elli/cns. <|ii;iinl Illlli- luirlheru eomnniiiilie... i "Whi'ii we wrote In yon last April "The town offiei.ds. iucidi'iit.'iily. ;i hniiii' Imildi'i' M'as pi evintin;; ;i pri'iiiircd Hi.- Mast.-r 1'lan wilh funds Neui-fi family fi'nii HIOMII;! into ;i fidin Ihe Urb.in lU'iievval Adiniiiis- Ittnisiim di.vi..|ii|niii'iit. We are happy tnititHi (t( She llousin;; and Home l''i- Hi rvptirt that with ynur ;i:;:iji.>ii<<- n.ini v Aiiency and the .S'rttc ol Nf",1.1 ,uiil I he aid oi thr ..l.iV .ii:d tiie ;;ii"'l .Jersey. Tbi.^ i.s iiMulh'T cxaiupi.' ot |i('ii|)I<' in our .ncri tl»- f.imily moved Ni-yroc;' l.'ix inoiiey bfiu;: tistil in diuin;; Septcmljer and they anrl .t:.'.iiiii--t tbeni. "New ,1'iM'y has I'.iir llnu:.iiu! Index l.a'.vs In ^ive Ni'juo.'S a i-li;inr-.> to AMIUIKI T.IWII .. . . her. .'. - i iijwik mi! nf lb< uilian i!li<-lli). Yit Ilusiiicss 1 lit <•< lory . Sec. :!—i! v.i' are tint v.clciiiuc in iii.iuy .Miliiir- church N'I".VM Sec. 4-•2, :i tjau areas. In -'j-ile ill liii : tact -.Ciinc Kditciriiil ... Sec. :i—2 m:ii]<'(;:" ti> Mi'/'.!' ID iiie rubnifj.. If. I ....Sec. :>—:i lio'.vever, liiiy ilri'.'- u., ' [ fli'lil .Mpmnrliil I.ll>r;>i-y '"> "lKi-ivi.ni «• nf Nulinnal I.I hmrv Wi'i!.. i lie I • I tit II n-e. si-iili-il left .. •! Is the Muliin idea of scp;irat<- bl.icl: In rlKbt, Iliiiii.- Kvcri-lt ni IV'i I Ii. t.l Ili^li .'•< liunl .mil \ III t > li !U II >li I il. OtillTM M;iy at pnlilie '! 1 KKI'KATKI* iliirlut; ISicyi'le ltri.'iil"'iitli»» » II*f> in Spui-K Sec. 4- •6, 7 s!,'il<'S tile only aii.Vti'l '.' We (In iiol slmwii nliove arc, sl:im!ii..; ir.ir, lilt I,, ni'hl Mrs. (' h ulod,- lii.nnrllv it i mil i (lt-|iiirhiient; .Srhci.il: l-l. 'Him '• -bi.-l I.HiiuhnIl/., l.\r rislil. |ii'ln<'i|«>l "' •*' "(rial S.». ii.l . .Sec. 2'-Mi think ;;o. We wiuit tin' iippinluuily Aliss Shlrli-y Wrjiilit, l.ilif.uv ilirccliir: Mi •:. Kmily IH.H Kliiirn, aniliiii;, Ironl, ,1,'iv Irachrr. pi.' 'lheait.'i'S ....Sec. 4—4 (Cuntiiiutd on IHIL'<: 'D i'cUBy iiuui'.lnnaii, .i'.5i;>!mit, children'.-; ilcuas/tinciit. Oliid-i^ nm| ,|ci-4jitu. Slkjil (is, f;.*" b'H. -"''' '>y Jill tirillilhs, fatly I-'io rliio ami tl»"ls Vi-jMOSi.1. • J X.) LKADEfc. THCRSDAY. 14, !9*» attend jr G Negroes

f (Continued from p Heights, to oirfcutia mut j p e l V Aftfaough ne numbers were avail- P'/e-schoui workshop *ui b« held to b(iT.!t*r our lif« and live ifi our able f-or tiie recent kindergarten reg- on three Muntiuy to wn. -v V John tranki s istration, board mumijtirs said there Apni 25 at the sciwoL -We beiievc ;n democracy and - PLJUMHSLD has been an increase. Board member S ;ove JUT country. We believe even The board accepted the rc«i'4na- repor;ttd about i!iu recent Gover- we set: These uwnifs i Uoai o£ Robt-rt W. Ajulerson. a teach- nor's CarjierfiMce un Education -leiti (1 as and u» i^- We like at Rutgers Unr.ersily. m '.luwers. clean air. land and er who ajso did guidance t£±>ting p _ : at Dtierf&d St:hciuJ The resigna- fur a !:oir.e of our own. Wt? hope, we 307 C. BftOAD ST., WES7H6LO , dreujr.. -.VH -ot-.1. .ve -xnrk. we piay. tion is effective -June 30. iiii^ :'.•»• Boarc members w<*r*» ,v+f ;-rv A« ufiy an

" As President of all the people look to you. !- INCOME TAX RETURNS Whac can we do"" FEDERAL AND NEW YORK STATE Cas -ie Utce fire, suggests the P1EASE CALL FOR AN APPOINTMENT Automobile Legal Association. They 27 GLfNWOOO RD., FANWCOO, N. J. are both biiona to mankind when OVER 25 YRS. EXPERIENCE properly handled and are bmh a«- strucuve when not handled prop- 889-5297

SEMI-ANNUAL - -*•'•«.*•• SLACKS SPRING DA^CE—The Holy Trinity Catimik' Yauth Organizatiun hntd \iM Spring Dunce Saturrfiiy ni«ht at Eifiwm Junior Hi«h School featuring the "The Heard," formerly Uimwn as "The Caatways." A NEVER NEED PRESSING bitf turnout is «xp«(^«i f<»r Use event, th« proceeds «f whieh will h« used to finance tiie CYO summer pnnfram which will include a pic- We have trie latest cr.c -pn,» „„ nic at Camp Christ the Kin* prior to its opf ain# f<"* the season and a Permanent Press slacks far Spm. day at the shore durini; the summer. Ni>n-CY«lers are invited. They'll resist wrinkles ar.d runiP,iPq tins neviied fur in the hot hcimid rr.orth^ ahiw Lady Manhattan YMCA ; Brightwooti Parx devaiupmeat were I purchased by Council. The price of the crease stays ^;th 'hem tr- pa^e V ! St.O(lf) was paid tor ilie land at 130- (Continued from ! These easy living sleeks ccrcs ;n • 1:12 Lii;crry St.. owned by Hannah ! who wi31 campled a term emiin^ in , and Saniuel Cycnes, and tlw Gasque _ wonderful choice cf lightweight fab.- \ i I9fi7. 1 on N«t.herw!j

i expenditure ot W.Q34. 207 E. BROAD ST. WESTREtO The firm of Barrimrton and Co. f consultant*, was awarded a contract j not to exceed $n..lflU fnr tlm purpnsR i of conducting a muni*!ipnl employnt* | Job Classification and Salary Plan wary; j survey. The purpnse of the .study. OPEN OPEN I it was pointed out will be to assure j the accuratonfiss and cnmpletenoss MON.-WED MON.-WED. I of the varioii.s sniai'y sculrs tor em- Tit 9. TIL 9. ; ployeea ar.d prnv.ii** a cnmparisnn I stutiy with similar communitie.s. John franks ! Council acrr*i)r«?d ;m offer by Rob- Wear GGG. it expresses you and ! ert K. N<*wn:;in !o jnirr.lia*H* !ii In our Colonial Shop next to our Men's Shop | tivvn-owni'f! IOI.H nn Cv.mfnrd Avo. and one on Sievens .\vt». for ;j total price of

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HANDI-CHARGE AVAILABLE rm Temple Adult Unit | fit-id. Ha retired i« Tlie L'jn He U.awT- :n- wioovv. Mr>. Kvelyn :S1.7 OBITUARIES llOOimitik'.T iVl<-Tr-Gll. U hOM, I.';ir3 Plans Course In i _ X "I U. Jr of \V;;rri-n Tou jisisip: J daugh- Or Waller E. Han^gen i and a number of nieces and neph- ter. Airs. Eileen (Uotvarki of Scotch ews. JPkMtir>: ihret bruihofs. hi ie and Jewish Ethics itrs The funeral service for race driver Services were held at Gray's Fu- Nils Peterson, both of Scotch Plains, Lil a Walter E. Hansgen. 46. of Holland j neral home Sunday. April 3 with and Hubert of North Plaiufield; two Rabbi Leonard S. Kravitz, profes- ! < board v Rd.. Bedminster, formerly of West- \ the Rev. Arnold J. Dahlquisl. pus-sisters, Mrs Glen £ razee of North sor ot Hebrew Union College, will field, who died Thursday in U.S| .tor ot Calvary Lutheran Church. Plainlidd. and Mrs. Carol Olwn of teach a four-rvtiiing course in Liv- i school Military Hospital, Orleans. France, Cranford, of/iticiting. Nulley. and three grandchildren. ing Jewish Ethics at Temple Eman- from injuries suffered in a practice Interment was in Kairview Ceme- Funeral services will be held to- u-hX Weritfield at 8:15 P"t-, April Bo race at Le Mans, April 2, was held i tery. morrow at 1:30 p.m., at Gray's Fu- 2'1. May 5, 12 and 19. Tuesday at 2 p.m. in the Somerset neral Home with the Xiw. Richard Dr. Alexander , chairman of Hi lls Lutheran Chu rch, B asking Mrs. William S. MePhee L. , associate pastor of the the Temple Adult Education Com- Adds 14 Ridge. Tlw Rev. Walter Zeile, the Westfield Presbyterian Church of mittee, and Herbert Feldman, course pastor, officiated. Mrs. Jean G. McPnee. 76, widow which Mr. Peterson was a member, coordinator, intend Hie course to ac- Interment was in the New Ger-of William S. MePhee, of G34 Hah- officiating. Interment will be in Fair- boih Jews and the general mantowa Cemetery, Oldwick. Vr-ay Ave. died Sunday in Kalrway view Cemetery. fju^ii with the ethical concepts of Survivors are his widow, the for-Memorial Hospital following a long Judaism, past mvl present. -After 1 at illness. Friends may call at Gray's today about 40 minutes of lecture on the mer Miss Beatrice Terhune of West- from 2-10 p.m. Held; a son, Frederick Karl Hans- A native of Scotland, Mrs. MePhee topics—Biblical sources, rabbinic • ot personnel gen and daughter, Miss Beverly lived in Pittman for 15 years before ramifications, medieval insights, Bea Hansgen, both of fiedminster; moving to Westficld five years ago. Mrs, Charles Szilar and modern problems—there will be RABBI L. S. KRAVITZ and his father, Frederick Karl Hans- She is survived by her daughter, Private funeral services for Mrs. extensive general discussion follow- Johanna Szilard, 92. of 321 Hyslip ed by refreshments. standing is expressed in the two | gen of Seaside Park. Mrs. W. W. Hamilton, with whom terms, Torah and Mitzvah. Torah Mr. Hansgen's most exciting mo- she lived and two grandchildren. Ave.. were conducted Sunday by Rabbi Kravitz was born and rear- means that man can and must learn ments in sports had come during Private funeral services were held Rabbi Bernard M. Honan of Temple ed in Cleveland, Ohio. After receiv- his ethical responsibilities in every j leveled, and yesterday in Gray's Funeral Home Kmanu-El in Gray's Funeral Home. ing an AB degree, magna cum Jaude, expended, the days when he played football for with the Rev. Ace L. Tubbs of the aspect of life; Mitzvah means those WesUieid High School. Burial was in Riverside Cemetery, from John Carroll University in responsibilities find ultimate moan- cent were Presbyterian Church officiating. Rochelle Park. 19650, he entered Hebrew Union Col- ing only in their acting out. Thus j Later he became one of the finest Interment was in Fairview Cem- Mrs. Szilard, who died Thursday : road racing drivers ever produced lege, where Jie earned a BHL de-the terms Covenant, Torah and etery. in Brook Lodge Nursing Home, gree and the "Mother" Hirsch prize Mitzvah express the particular nu- Depart^ in this country. In one stretch, he Cranford, was a native of Hungary. won three consecutive Sports Car for the highest standing in the de-ances of Jewish ethics. It is the She came to this country in 1947 and gree examination. In 1954 the col-task of every generation of Jews to Club of America championships and Robert J. Palmer became a citizen in 1953. She was CranfordOm became one of the first Americans Robert J. Palmer, 69. a former lege conferred on him the degreetranslate those terms into life." the widow of Charles Szilard. of MHL and Rabbi. Seeks Member* pj to race at Le Mans. resident died last week in the Tucson Mrs. Szilard is survived by a son, Registration information may be Then two years ago, he decided to Medical Center, Tucson, Ariz. Rabbi Kravitz returned immedi- May 21 Reuidon Julian A. Szilard with whom she ately to the college as a teaching obtained from the Adult Education try his hand at oval racing and Mr. Palmer, who lived at 4224 K. lived; a daughter, Mrs. Antonio P. FLY US TO THE MOON!—Not too Incredible a thought for the young Committee, care of Mrs. J. Hersko- fellow and a Leo W. Simon Fellow The Cranford U,a entered the Indianapolis 500. HeLester in Tucson, moved from West- Zala of Cleveland. Ohio: two grand- members of our space-minded generation who have been studying witz. Temple Emanu-El, 756 E. field in 1949. While here he was a about the United Slat**' «pace program and the implications of travel in philosophy. He received a PhD 1947 will have its fira, svas forced out by mechanical trou- sons and a great-granddaughier. Broad St. 21 at the Mountains* bles but was awarded 13th place. security analyst and investment ad- In space. Glenn Grambo, Sean Clarfctn, Linda L*y, William 6tff (pic- degree in 1957, then served as chap- r lain in the Army at Fort Benjamin tainside. Uurance Last year, he again was forced out visor. - tured above with a replica of the Saturn rocket, our launch vehicle La Grande Ave. but was awarded 14th place. A vice president of the Taxpayers' Lloyd S. Roll to the moon), and other members of Mrs. Shirley Kent's sixth grade Harrison until 1959. He has been Boro Education Board man. In 19G4, he established a record Association of Westfield for many Lloyd S. Roll, 77, of 811 Embree class at Lincoln School have been exploring some fascinating aspects Rabbi of Temple Beth El in Closter, years, Mr. Palmer had been active Cr.i died Saturday at the home of of the subject, such as the reasons for exploring space, what makes since August, 1959 and a facultySets Special Meeting The class isanxoisu, lap time for rookie drivers at the a rocket "blast off." the history of rocketry, the peacetime use of addresses of the fo!W, Indianapolis "brickyard." in GOP circles in Arizona. He washis daughter, Mrs. Anna Guarino of member at IfUC School of Educa- a candidate for Pima County treas 316 Spring St.. Elizabeth. rockets, NASA, how missiles and capsnles are assembled, the kinds tion, since I960. On Issue Louis Fischer, George Hansgen was slated to race again urer in 1952 and was a member of Born in Linden, Mr. Roll lived in of fuel used, and the future of space. Research material was received Itabbi Kravitz points out that the old Kilter, Margaret this year at Indianapolis. in answer to letters written by the class to the various space centers history of the Jewish people has re- Mountainside—A special Board of John D. Wolf. the State Republican Planning Com- Elizabeth 30 years before moving Education meeting will be held at More than two weeks ago, he and mittee for several years. hero eight years ago. throughout the country. Experiments were performed to demonstrate sulted in an ever-deepening under- Information on the* ^ M*rk Donohue, with whom he was action and reactlozi, inertia, and centrifugal force; and replicas of standing of the meaning of their 8 p.m. in Deerfield School to adopt bors should be gUea ta Last year he was presented with His wife was the late Mrs. Edith a resolution officially calling for the orts. scheduled to tnke part in the Lean award by the Republican Central Van Pelt Roll. Tiros, Telstar, and a space station were constructed. Covenant with God. "This under- Mans classic in June, piloted a Ford Committee at the annual Lincoln Surviving are three daughters. to second place in the 12-hour endur- Day Dinner in recognition of hisMrs. Joan Warne ol Westfield, Mrs. ance race at Sebring. Earlier, the many years of service to the GOP. Ptl. Moore Transferred same team took third place in the Margaret Picaroni of Toledo, Ohio, • i The presentation was made by for-and Mrs. Guarino, and five grand- Police Chief James Moran today 24-hour Daytona Continental Race. mer Sen. Barry Goldwater. children. Hansgen, like all men in his busi- Survivors include his wife, Gladys; announced the transfer of Patrol- Services were conducted by themen Wesley Moore to the depart- ness, lived with death and disaster. two daughters, Mrs, Barbara Bayler Uev. LeRoy Stanford of the First Although he started racing rather of Fresno, Cal., and Virginia Palmer ment's Juvenile Bureau. Patrolman Congregational Church at Cray's Moore Is president of the Westfield late in life, he grew up with cars. of San Francisco; a sister, Mrs. Funeral Home Tuesday at 10 a.m. His father, Fred K. Hansgen, had Theodor S. Geisel of La Jolla, Cal., Local of PBA. The changeover was Interment was in Kosehill Cemetery, effective yesterday. operated an automobile repair shop and three grandchildren. ^&. Linden. ' ~-f-

Services were held Monday at the / . In North Ave., and Walt tinkered ".*'-••. with cars during much of his boy- Adair Funeral Home Chapel, Tucson, %•••• .•jv' •! " rr - -. hood. with the Rev. William Howell offi- Scotch Plains Concert Tomorrow Night ::<• -. ^ ^ _+ .'->>.'•'•'•;

Hansgen later owned on auto ciating. < agency In Weslfleld himself. In re- Interment was to be in Greenwood Will Feature Miss Stamm As Soloist cent years, he made his home in Cemetery, Brooklyn, N.Y. Bedminster. Scotch Plains—Miss Hnnnah-Jayne if Robert J. Trumbauer Sfarom, daughter of Dr. and Mrs. Mrs. Ludwig Jensen Robert J. Trtimbauer, 69, died Martin L. Stamm of 1224 Hetfield Monday at his home; SCO Fairmount Ave., a junior at St. Mary-oMhe- Mrs. Mae Jensen, 74, wife of Lud- Woods College, near Torre Haute, -,-z-y-. wig Jensen of 20 Gallowac, died Sat- Ave. A native of Bethlehem, Pa., Mr. Ind., will aopear as a soloist with urday, April 2 at her home after a Trumbauer had lived in Westfield for the college's Madrigal Singers and long Ulness. 21 years and prior to that in Cran- the Singing Seventeen of St. Joseph &• *.v. ford for 12 years. t h .*>; S.-M. A native of New York City she College of Rcnsselaer, Ind., in a 7 •••-- " .V* • "" ''^'i*!^1 •: '.•i'-v.-*'.1.".'./;// He retired from the M. W. Kellogg - - V/L had lived in Westficld for the past concert tomorrow nighl in the Ter- . L • _ • I • T^-B Tl *M -I* & '->^ Co. in New York in 1962 as a pur- *. r ^ v tn r.::-'--i &' -x".'f,-O «S:\ -5>x::, '•>:*: 32 years. riil Junior High School at 8:15. •M-;-'r*.fites-t-jp'!?.- ^c",• • .• ,r-:\ :•>' -tit•:-- "•.-•--.-- - - - chasing, agent. He had been with Surviving in addition to her hus* The musical event is being spon- band are a brother, John MiDer, the corporation for 40 years. He was a member of St. Paul's sored by the Kiwanis Club of Scotch Plains and the College Alumni Asso- -'*«*>. Episcopal Church and of the Echo 4 ciations, -.-. **.- -,* ^ake Country Club in Westfield and Miss Stamm is a vocal scholarship -r.r ..•-.<'.•.-. '.-.-, AV*r of Mt. Vernon Lodge 8, F&AM, recipient at St. Mary-of-the-Woods M: h - ri F QUALITY Jersey City. and has been a member of the se- Surviving are his widow, Mrs. lect Madrigal singers for three We are specialists in fully Louise Bauman Trumbauer; two m i -m - years. ,-*•" guaranteed daughters, Mrs. Marjorle Gemmel A*. monumenw of Hiverton and Mrs. Carol Sutton The two singing groups are on an aculpturcdfrom BARRE of Westfield; two brothers, Walter L. Easter Week tour which will take Select Barro GUILD them to Indiana, Ohio, Massachu- Granite. and Wellington, both of Bethlehem; MI.SS HANMAIl-JAVNE STAMM five sisters, Mrs. Helen Bcckel, Mrs. setts, New York and Washington. Monument* Edith Smith and Miss Evelyn Trum- Tickets for the concert will be bauer, all of Bethlehem, Mrs. Alice available at the door. Dr. Stamm is District Director of County Gets New Fulmer of St. Petersburg, Fla., and -•»«> Guidance for Scotch Plains and Fan- : m Mrs. Dorothy Miller of Sea Girt, and ** <£ four grandchildren. wood public schools. Home Economist The Rev. Raymond Miller of Sea .*. •'->?:' •'A* Girt officiated at funeral services Miss Mabel G. Stolte of Whippany yesterday at 2:30 p.m. at Gray's Camp Pom Poo Onk Ix*nins her duties Monday as courtly Funeral Home. Interment was in home economist with the Union t-.4. Fairview Cemetery. County Home Economics Extension In New Location; Service. Carl H. Peterson Aided By Mayor Dr. John L. Gerwig, director of Carl H. Peterson, a retired build- the Cooperative Extension Service of Quality Memorial* at RuLgcrs College of Agriculture No one knows the neighborhoods, tor Over 10O Year* er and coitfractor who had lived Dr. GoorRo Jones, president of here 40 years, died Monday in Over- and Environmental Science, an- the Westfield Community Center As- nounced the appointment, the streets, the houses—and the particular L. L MANNING & SON look Hospital, Summit. sociation announced that the Cen- MONUMENTS - MARKERS Mr. Peterson, who was 59, lived at Mi>s Slolte will work with Mrs. ter's Day Camp, Pom Poo Onk will Carolyn F. Yuknus, senior home E«t. ISfll Phone PL 6-n'ci;i!inn Mayor ?.Iuliti:iny w ill financecl hy the Vocation 78 YEARS OF MORTGAGE EXPERIENCE hi> m.iiie iiu honorary Iucli.ni Oii^f ilion AMminisiration. She tIris siiimm-r ;it '".'liiijv Pom PIH» Onk. tin;: work toward her ma-i- v-.-v Camp is uv.iM-d ;md up- _ivn- from Pennsylvania liy ('hiKiodora Huiw, ;i New air University. W.rk s<-!!li'ii;i'ii! Irnu. r and njterntcs Miss SiuHc rot-lived her BS do- l ,( i*-.i"!rni t;nnp fur \VA ytmit^.-tcrs i't from 1'ratl l!i>lttut(.\ f-.-'I1^ •>cti liit1 ;r;i'S tvf ? \n ]:\ o:i Hu* 7^ i\av siti-. Th'1 lMii!din;:s ;ivv fully itc.'ijril .jinl insuia!fin:: faciiitir-i. Since i!s oriitin in I!fii;;. 1 In* r;;t int.-i-i ;uial ;imi nun ^- c'.

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i • J .* A. I lynn S*t;l-7i:i-1O F^ - ' + •f- •--• , 1966 i REAL ESTATE - SALE 1 SALE FOR SALE HELP WANTED HELP WANTED - INSTRUCTION Firemen Rescue FEMALC- MALE 'fill MIMVr N1*I<;4"IAI.1ST t «i uiusii" \ i*;u hrr ha.s oiMMtinf:^ H. CLAY FRIEDRICHS, Inc., Reoltor tr&nde. $24 up. Station Radio & TV. ^ 111 I: ! i K. i 1 r 1 • 1 Mif-Jht ! t- :. 1 * r^ u «3 ~ 981 South Ave., Ifondttjr &n4 Friday i l *3\:*- i! ts vur ;*•• I M ud* i:tx C:tll Mr. Boy From Tree Our 39th Year till ». AD £- .\l*.r ! HOTIES tor re»t with pro- RCA CHARLES G. d g< yj rel l Aiy Raymond Young —Fiono Studio The tree climbing proclivities of CONTEMPORARY SPLIT LEVEL child can run the proj«cU>r, JarvU, lit t |-;(i?i riv: h I 64 Elm St.. Westaald. l-2*-tf 1 International Division Michael Muroney. 4. required the , JR $22,500 Write !!M.\ • L' i •:> ii i»1 '1" iii- in (alt or services of ti»e West field Fire De- «..., ir , ... ' -i - M • i I has immediate opening S». lCucUd Aft. At) purtnivnl Tuesday morning to bring REAITOR 6-t-tf K.\PKHIK\<1U» Mi'iio-ty|M>-t. V A M him down from a tree at 41 Wood- WORLD BOOK EN CY CIO P ED IA for LOWKU'R STPDIO, 1608 brc-ok C'ir. Michael was none the l 3 BEDROOMS - 2 i BATHS CHIIDCRAFT tmd uMlity. Mr. it. J, Lanpft*^, ii::r* wcrso for wear from his For prlo«i a.na t-yrmm, c«IT: Mail Clerk Inttruttton on Alt Instruments PRETTY COLONIAL B Ah If eld, ReytouiJ Mrr A.H leeBon* prlvat*. Earlier in the morning, firemen $28,500 XP a«1 u?Kt*laiit, full llnu*. were called to extinguish u truck I-Il-tf h;» v*- ex- Tl'T(»HI\G 1 tlirottxt) S firo in front of 605 E. Broad St. On pi- \\ «i t/1 I V, 'ln^ '"I'111' f"1"lil1l| j WOOD CHIPS for sale. Immediate KxtL'llf in <>p|n>r( tntlty T"r aiivu IHM- ilu* slow lt'armM1. Call Mr**- Slmoti, arrival, they found the driver bad 2ml Hour. >'«••!].-urns utul •> um\lv „,» delivery. Sehmled© Tree Expert Co., 3-24-41 FA 2-&109. " 10-1-tf wire <>f "WoNifii'liI lender. 5l> Klin St. hiivjipEa!, Mirn it-ii ;ind putted several burning furniture iiuijor im-diral in>uriicu'o COW OR HOUSE manure, well rot- 4-7-41 GUITAR quilts and a stepladder from inside OM—Hodf 4 BEDROOMS - 2% BATHS ted; farm rich too toll; also fltl dfrt. J'Miu \\T- i**na 1 v\^:^i^;li^nv-v the truck to the street. There was Delivered anywhere. Chestnut Farm, SECRETARIES -O jrari proffMiotiMl and to the quills, ladder and $45,900. SPACIOUS AND MODERN call any time, 688-4888. 6-14-tf I Vriudir inri'il Im'i r;i»» . 4 M 11 A I) 3-WHO («r j»rc- iiptltw4« Kutrrrtrw. ntfP or Iu*r l-IO-tf some wooden stakes on the truck Cf.KARAKCK — All pianos and or- )>lns hi UIIJ-OH or tiill: , KHIIB. Includlner BALDWIN, Dudkln * MI ^ in'rii'ih'i' i body. The truck is owned by Lynch vn y -ft HI -la I ilu Piuno Co.. North Avc. at railroad JTrs. JnnU-r A\'jlli:nns ri.AIUXKT hiwtrurlWni. Studio at nation. W«8tfi«l-\ ' 8-B-tf j ^ np (Vnt m 1 ittul T«"i niinal A untf i>f Xhtfim i\-nicrvatury. AD 2- In other calls Tuesday firemen . (>T^'uin?4 In tin* Snlrp «?HI I'HH- 1 4 HAVE YOU a tif*o for these? tronfi: s A itm Inl^t ra I h*n t >* i»:i rlnun f s. ClnrU, X* \v ,li-rs« y extinguished brush fires ut the rear CLOSE TO TOWN paper fiber hollow tubes, i" outside *r *-N |u-rii'inr In t hi*s<> f UIIC* <11amet(-r. A" InKlde diameter, BO mo 1 a n*;is wllh m>nn* liMowltMinc ORGAN oi J02D Harding St. and at 900 Tice nnd nl" fieri (#* rt»iin*i1o« v. Au Oppnrtunit y L-6»onfl tn your home. Moderm m«tti- ENGLISH INFLUENCE 706, some 66" long:g. Could be used AI & 1? Pi. lu $42,500 roller*ll , or an cores for rug rol- ods. All malt** ftnd moduli <#xo»pt >' \\n\S, or dream up your own use. At 4:15 a.m. Wednesday an alarm fuv...T You can Imve an many as you want RADIO CORPORATION THE MICRO STATE 1»8 KerrU PI. * * «T#atf«M sounded from the Elm St. School, thin lsa for only fi.oO earh at the WVstfleM OF AMERICA ! " " »'OMIII nnil l.ath as result of an apparent malfunc- V-J,I l 11 1 !lilHn Leader, Ri> Kim St., while they laet. AD S-T844 • '. "" "'•-lilJir*': Mt-M dun, irniu; ru.,i« ami u m«a»-rii Glad to havo you come look at ELECTRONICS CORP. tion. Unu*uui. (hem. 10-28-tf A Co, HELP WANTED - WALTRR THE ATTIC IMANO d Hnnd I^t J Ih.rnl Ave, llnrinv Mill. V. J. MALE OR FEMALE nff ihnltM number of be- H. CLAY FRIEDRICHS, Inc. i nml Solii an«l mlvuuoort ntudenta inter- i*' Fishing Film ltt.AI.TOHH An Kt|ii:\t O[)]iorl u n Itv fit 1 mn- plnylnjf- 1 la nils t and Mimlr, 1S8 K- 415 Avr. M ' I- •lltS, ^CIHTtl 1 pi \lVOAn 2-C.;)fi3. 2-10-tf Due For Sportsmen ilocln •;\ ptTh'iictMi 8t. CHOICE Klmer ; b & 4 -• > WmtflrW 2SO Snath Avr./l an«o«d AD R-10.%4 Iluum 10-5 e ry rtnj I >n y P Iii \\\ Ml. The film. "Kentucky Lake" fea- AD 3-0065 3-lT-tV STENOGRAPHERS MHS, A, U. 1IOKN TiiHirurtlon In MILL TOP LOCATION FA 2-7700 , rail palndtiK tow. liptflnnefji turing ilu* angling prowess of fish- inut iitlv»tu*rd. Kor jiiirt Jowl a VK cull VJNG ROOM FIREPLACE K I'AIIKINR AT BOTH HOVKA V ino plintoiilnt Join I*n4-iihooil hi IMMlhtW-H. Kx.-ol- AH 2-8117;;. 3-U-«l erman Gadabout Gaddis will be i> mot (cully new. u_> prin* — ? It- nl lM*n^(i t ^ rtnd rnum* nlnl hssot-1 - EMPLOY. WANTED • UUIY ROOM AND DEN — Evfi. Only — (."nil AD 2-GUfil or Al> 3-3T.K7. shown at the April 20 meeting of the 3-24-fit U. H DKNNH1T, teacher of piano, MDROOMS - 2 BATHS Kay Bnothe Al> 2- HANI»YMAN wilt clean attics cel- T.at^»t methntlg. Classical and pop-Wostfiold Sportsmen's Club at 8 DELIGHTFUL PORCH Bettr llani|>t«n , S8l «»VI'A\ 10A |thoti)Ktn( mat-Ill in-. larn, gnrnK9i, "Will cut lawn*. ular. X*6&vona in your home. 66fl p.m. in I ho rescue squcd building Jrnu Mcftulrr 8N»-?r>1i prtictU-illly new, '•. pi-h'i* — ? 10O. LOCKHEED work and gonerul houfl^rt^n UorlanlM ,. Wastneld. Call AD 2*6891. H WOODLAND VIEW Juilj Smith Al> 3.|>7I> fall Al> 2-G0C1 en AN U-.'if.ST. your Jobs, Call Arthur, AD 2 R-K»tf in Spring St. SCOTCH PLAINS Kutb Tnjl.tr Al> 2-TMtt 4-7-41 Tlie meeting Is open to all area $39,900. I'Jfilnllrlil, \nv il iK. Opllnris ntth'M, yards A\\ Kt\\u\\ Oppm-1 unity , liuvtin rnkoil. Junk hauted LEGAL NOTICES fishing enthusiasts. GARAGE SALE ftwny, Overhonii ^urttp^ di>nr« In- Ciuldis is widely known for his DON'T FORGET I - APRIL 30 Hlalletl II ml «orv|rm|. 7B7-4i>»JK M. NOTICE APARTMENTS^RENT IMiMli' Nut |rp 1H ln»rHty ^Ivcn th»t weekly TV programs on fishing. 10 A.M. - 5 P.M, i>rdimiiH(l by tin' CmiiH'll »f tin* COSMETICIANS m furni^l)•><), IXHI-HK llnt^ i-i«>ni, eoin- yiuir c hlld while you nit op, Tnwn "T A\'i'Ml tlrlil lit II bass fishing. Henlfur ]>]He lcltflieu anil liatlmuHii with Ci|u-iia Tli^atn* nf AVi' jihiy All kindw ot pluy thrri'uf hi'l.l Am II 12. HH'.fl. lilc shnvvrr. Triisml payw imM vrv I w\n supplied. I Jl>V r, VUKKI WHITE BRICK Mrntber of the Cl.tM'KS ami liKlitw. 203 HI.HH ]*]. 2-17-tf i\s — I Town t'lnrk SHUTTERS ami I ma ^ I nut \x*\ tor worklnff mothorB, ttKMMlAf, nHOIVANril No. 1171 LEGAL NOTICES Multiple Tlllti;iC room fipartmiMit, firnt (Icor; Many II MHtlf|tu fi In nor- p 0-lfi-tf \K OHDIVANTIO TO AMI'.MI Till! piin-ha ^ v 1 ivn LUMMII nnd G-roum com: or TIIH TOWS or wiwr- llhi1 i:\ l'i:i{n:\(i:i» woman w I K ii o s $28,500. 1 HY unviffiwn HIVISION n i>r tho 'I'owti Ki 3-1O-tf jMTti' H ** pi'f II'I'I'IMI. T i i v THK ATTIC li^ht 1'lin nlm: Turn-luy. W* il ni-iMliiy uii MANY MSTI\(;.S i n i* L u ;' in inrortiaiHo wit h pliitm ami IHrrc •nr. FIMII Tliur^-liiy. t» A.M. t*« II \\M. ?11! WKKTFIKMI — .1 roiMMK, furulHltol 1 1 k sr,«Tio\ nl lunn whlrh lui vn b**nn fuirhiK. rt ilr* tin* nt phiM t\-u In 11-. mvn 1 r:insp>if (al It MI. 1 nr iiiilurninliett. first llonr, piiv.-it »•, AH :i'- pro- LOCATION/' AMI XKCTJO^' lor nnini' lunl whlrh art - '. r.t in, holiday i\\n\ v liolrli-nrrs. Call 7^7-H!*i;7 i*v-rnhi|4». mill' Imvii ii inl 1 ran:; jinrtat Imi, jul- \ u K i \ « M MlllsU on rih* In Ilu* nffin* nf Hit* Town L; VHtl «1lntnK riHM TWO whit** x If. -I-I4-LM liM'^r Mini art* litirol»y imulo part kll- MAYBE THERE 15 ONE ultH (lnfy. AD ^-OL'^I;. :i-:n-tf ,-Brrt (itircll. m.Mlern i * at I of p, \\ Mr. iim' •»*• WM hniL ami I'lum^ a32-uri<0 arit-r 4 I'M, wlnhi-K Mi'TluN ITT. It In heri-liy \vi*rU FOR YOU hut in SAV-ON DRUGS :ml 111*' ill i'iinviin\<; ion uil niim uJl Htmrron for until AvnUablo May 1. ?K1">. AM <;i1 AIM VU: nurMr atul cuntpauK»n liU'luillnjr llnri^! vnruntn, r\< , April nml 1 TH11TIC (OMIIOI, HIUEVAI* VI nno In Ton ThoviHfintl («10,noi>.00) $26,900 1 uvn ihf Idr*. tt i'f* n-hiM * t\nA t'xp^ri- 1« am] IT, 1 UJ 4 I\M, in No. 111 nt* Slur SIHI|I|IIIIM: < nMrr OK CKW- rH, nml thnt (he 1-MHMSHKn -l.uxiny r--nn A vt*. lion*!-: #22 — « vrvn x MI TH \1- AVKMfK— HTIIHI1T innxlnuun luuount of homin or . 4 heelrmmi, 1'i' l>»tli liunl u\'a»laliN' fur n or TIIH to hi* for MIUI Split level cnnijtlctf wllh'a roc- lK»KlnuiiiK .Mnv S. f^inph'trl KIT* I1i::\ \t\h\t\ Hum*I fnrinlrti It 101*1 A lll.K w oiiinn f**r IH f H $7.70 ri-Ht ton I'lmm iiml J-'A.M 11 ..Y i |p HHIII ptiriiiimp , (lie mint nf porUi 1 itHL A IKHIMII |UirHUfl]it Mount ii Inslflo. All brink *K<*T ST. — :! luMlr^ Wittcliinu;' Awi'iiry, \U 1 rnrl< A 232-K4HK. rll nf tin* Tnwn nf Wrntili-ld ai Ulit \hr tnfal l»f)iul lt\\v of t|w> nial. liuvrly sftttnir. :t titf-tl ;i pn rlini'iil. rinse to town, p:i rh 1 inH'Mi'l' MT Wi'sil Ilrl-l AV('.) Sro IHDROOMS - 2 BATHS HOI ( lni: ludil April \'Z, 1!M;*^ and that nf Now JiTHi*y In ii Mt IrlfiUtifin i>f ami nwtny murt< U:i\ uren. AM i*-ri7SS days; AM 2-fiU<;:i cvniin PlaliiH. call 1<\\ ^-;i»;n^. 1 Ihr- rtuirit'll will furl I MM CUM- IHHUIUU ^ of IHUHIH. bond up |C" ROOM AND PORCH |i|, Ii mill ft- - Mldcr the HIuIIi" UfV t\un\ PMRHUK*1 on noted nf mile! Tt»wnt whlrli whnll n»>t JUST 10 YEARS OLD mail-. Cull L'JM ilu- 2fitli flay uf April, Imtr,. nt S:;iOosti'tri*!! In tin1 JtKMroU'Ulr prittotplft .llity 1. l.ivlni.' mum. 'd ht-ilrmitus, $53,900 WAITKI^MK, T» ilnyn M w.rk. ,. lit tlio PiHinrll I'lHimln'r, Munl- tIm Hum of Klvv '1 h^uttntul lill'hcu, rliiii'll>-, ltalbI'Minii nin! jm\v- $37,500. t^T. KSIHI Itrmul K^) iHiliJU'H. Hllltl HUti'rt HhAll dcf i'umi. Krunt ii nil 1>;II U KI:I Irs, Mr, SO (l n la In Avr,, M II ;i 3n - WANTED v KA hvnv lnlor* i>*viv^ntum per nmni plus a family mum. 2 llrt1- OtiUociU. Ni-:ir t raitsportiit Imi. Ailults nni.l.K.CTOIi WISIIKS TO IWVW|»M iy bn Intrrstrd (ht*n-ln will ami iujiy bo riMioM'^il from only. No pets, ('all UH'J-lr.:! ti. Insur- ^IV*LU ILU fl tinlly In In! luMird tlmo Xt* llni>> purrtimtit tn nml within >: UO' uml in' x It' i>l t lir I hull i* t lnn*t pr4H( rlbotl l>y l WnSTl'IFMl — Npwly (i.Mi.ruU'.l 2- ATVI» S\VO111)«. MTATU AND JOY <\ YILKKT.AN1). law. AH iimttorn with r«*nm*ot ti> I'umii it pni'i titt'tit fur \A'otn;in, Inmi'- r.iiAi.c.v i.n'iinvHiin. ODNB AP- HH l<^ imlrK not tli-1 ^rin IIM**1 byy 1 r \m i\ IM rr tin* sfhall IM* Ii: (I. I-*! . ShrJvailur I'llAI.SKU. W1M.IAMN, I'A ill'(or ml iint b PETITE Thrit " 4-lfl-tf A\ OKIH%AM i: TO IMUIVIUO ImiH In hi* IKIMI ft IT iiilotiti't ilM.n—f M< Min f>-rf>fnu npnrt- mid nfi I h**st* hjM'k td I IN. MITMUI I Hi' IIM; cno\ «•-• MAM- TlnN V- N'«»l iriri* than CAPE COD RENTAL im-nt, I£itcl Hour, lira4, r'iuklit^ *=JIH, AM .W'ttS hAMVfind hiiVft-xti'M liM wlah^a tn buy old coin* TAII V AN» Ari'iimi- IfnllarH nf Um I'Nir JIOMIC fiiUM'vhu mil 1 • f* i! nn.l H. PA 2-746S. 10*3-tf MITM to \)f rulnrf] hi' \\\t* IHHIIILIIPO nf ly, n ptH o AMI Tf» rilOVIDH J Oil TIJIO A r- 3 bod room lmjin\ uiirurnfnbe, AM 2- lamp, f Lf; I 1. \l> V Mann y-nUtliifr FDI>1 CAHU roil MICN'fl CIvOTHIVG, rl(l- or MOMI^H tin* Inlorput "n uMlffiitlc moiitli to month rental. Innne- It Kill housework toy u*nr It Inir riml h - it dJate pud^eHHUui. fiift/numth- lwilrH Moving. ftj iiiir homo ^ 111 eh nf- • M". ;» (in y wi'f \i. t >wn trairujmitn tltm furnliuro, hransware, fflnrm, china. AVn: V/KIVO\I>A nt T nr tferrr kfdruimiN ihhiN P«- TIUtlv:ito Inmuv mil MM* ('Mitnly "f Tulon, tm ndlnwn; turjil hiiml inw TllU* <»:l-rifi 1tovlHt>il All ifmlftM — Sl lc — l'tnUh.t SALES PERSONS ? H ftiAri(»'t a^r.ritiri. i-i;-tr SKiTinN 1. Men- tli« purpoMO <>r MtaiuhH nf Sow JorHoy—lfl.17. lilnrk top tlrlre. UKALTOH AND • ROOMS FOR RENT • PIANO-ORGAN SALE iMihir^hiM 11 nd f*x t iMitllm:' tin* imni- SKi'TlON VI. II IH horoby n & llatnllii — Kitnlit* — SnInner till I linr, porma n A\ V TOVS in;nl- In*fan- 1t^0. AI. u ry N^urr HVMIIMH HT I In* Tnwn oP nitiird nml i)prla rii^l (hat Hut pi^rlud IIHIH-H(»H. jird. Cunt mini 1 lit till 3R4 R. IIIIOAI> ST. U*I UIMIH, *',\r>«Mlr I SMli-Mt 1117-11 1^, Wrllo U.I'M), i.CII- Wi-Htfbdtl, i^lKht (K"l lnrli n f tiKofuhioHH fur tlio pur tin mi f"r VSUIVV. 1 h Nairn Mhonl* — liiHml- t f'»'ri"''d, w '- w \\ I \i\U\ N, I. MT-lf * 1 nii'iit NU ill l;i ry Kcwcr latuiah*. (In- JlminrhiK ^l whlrh Htiul nut OH .II-ST IHH'CHI ( u Illi fnur ( I") iurli luiiiMH t'onrn-i* . Hitrtfa«l4*iiti*!*•**•. WESTFlKM> i uP Tup u'ji KI S, ai'M tu IJM iHHtiiw) IH a P^rloit of Ilvft PuMo of rooniH —for snN TUANT- nOWTMlNS :\\\\ urrrpliMi fur < li\- t limn 1 lirrcf r'Mii, wti'Ti* roqulrcMl i:,) yi-ai-ft in bo rnrnuutoil from t)i« Sl K.N'T iir*»fi'H«tniial uinn ALTENBURG PIANO HOUSE, INC. vi\ix<* S:iJ<' h> In- HIv^n April 'iT\ byJI nd \vl t h JM ry m:i iu>d ilu 11* uf Hiild iH'mlh. AD 2-7550 1 hall ontrfinc", n-«lU In rlonet — 1 I'rvlMVH ( IllH IVf C|( l*Yb'infM of l)|ni;i ThciUrr ul" Wtst JI ppu rh-iniiM-PH. nlinll In ruhHf VLirt^i) N VII. Ho milrli of 1IAO 10. Jemer St. tftfsnhrltt, N. J, k * In rim fniluwtis^ I«M-U 1 tun ; o_xp< ii^o of inivkln^c H-I\Id Onlyt u-finIdWF. lnK)U<-n«('«. ftiwy chair. IIr 1*1. TM> M. h-uclry, ['limit nr<- IM^-II- nml IICHU, aiiUiitK'". «'»ff »tri't.'t S^' rjill 'Mi'.l 'j^'i'A. <*VI-:i{llllJ* HTUKKT F< HI ITH H'niK UM tnny In* lawfully ii f*r ii'i li Id All ** j r ^ n \ l.\CJS« i-)* ul inn I mini roll-ii|i KNTI UK M'JNCiTH, on tht» IUIMIH nprrlnlly bHii- P. Ilnll ADS-Oft-M SAV-ON DRUGS 1 IJItl si-rr in ,4Ki'T!f)N II- Thai all 11u> MIL hi o(lt#Ml l roliy, Khali lit HO n«H0HHi?il wurh H lull I !>*• romiilit nl uiidi-r I ho by t lu* mril iif A Kdnn M. Mtnocuc Af> 3-n.12B HK(MriC»Nf VIII. It In linrohy do* # MOUNTAINSIDE JllMt tfrnilnril JUHI . Mrnnirii*. - . .2:KS-MU1 UJOAN", airy rnnrn for Kf-nti!i*r IIf Iiinta InicnlH In which thrt AND A VIEW Quid |irivali* lnnn*? with 1 <»jrman- ItOITi: #^^ — WATCH 1 Ml Kfll'f'hll IIHHi'HHtrMMllH to t>f* ICVIIMI nil AnurUnn family. Next in hath. 23S- SPACIOUS RANCH Jame* J. Davidson tin. ' chlnii, ' lH-*-n-\VHri', *TH'II«"H. iHM-fiupit nf H;Ilfl hnprovemont tnuy H, KIHMH •HIM. hi- |>nh! IH fivr fTi). f-js t ii i'ii other It tf DER CONSTRUCTION AD 2-1681 Vn>m WtfMI'liJ. Knul*' VJ, tn Sum-yi'iir^p fur Mvn <-t | limf <>Hi t;>! •;. 'ly Si;( rroN ix, II IN lioroby c L f" *|n 11'* I. no ntln-r *-\ i»"i II-IMT SERVICES U NEED EDROOMS - 2V2 BATHS mlt Hoail, M"ii titnlNHliW'. i^MHinui' mtu id uiul 11 'iliu t (1 t hut tho OFFICES FOR RENT fSfiji ry, (lei id ?*;i hi jy n n-'trfll in; Iili-nii-ntjil |lAMt titahh'K MM J'-ft jliHt lr« f"l<- 1 Hlat<-ttuMit ^EC" ROOM & DEN ronch1ii>r Siiiiinilt, i JMMJ rt|(ht turn uhlhiy, IM , A.'kn m;in( _:i^- in; 7 by HH Id law ban bt-on duly FIREPLACES — Attractive orflrrjnti A*-hv A ., 1 turn ruifl II1*MI In tho office of tho Town. floor, Px*M*!li*nt Jcn-a- I tilmif? H SHimtl y( ,0i») WfiPtfi n for i|[i'ijla\' :MI\I i MMiu! I'li-k Itus |i;iWF*-K front door. l-*22 H«uth HOT POINT niploto InHUrunce Coverflgfl IKi-il l»y t MM onll nnntM« nbnll bo IL, V. fttrntid A I) 2- 205 fluuth Avr, KA 2-4f(4l wit hhi nil rli'lit Ilinltutlontt pro* rial k IIHII'AJIV N Hr 6-t-tf 11-3-tf o soil hoiifinF. but wo tiiHr 'OIH fmn i;i*ili- with i rli HKCTION X. Thin orillnaiiro flhull hi-a"tir'"l«iV/ iiiMinronf, aft or IC COLONIAL • •• 'i -i SCHMIEDE TREE EXPERT CO. oilier than buy or K*'II. VIV a • "I IM'HIH-. Itffi t« M 1 CONTRACTOR 1*rpr Herv Mini I |i;i Hr*u K^ WOODED AREA fln^- from it next Turaibiy, IM UMHMIVfiS IMJ- :i h.-drontt 4-M-l t Vcon f30.no ? (tooflnp:, iSlfiliiKt flutters Ti Trrf I£sp«rt whlrli it* I ntrlnt«' May sr> l«n»lly wltli parkhilf nt n^rl -xntN-ia rhiirhMuii, Call 1^3- to ur:ilt'-' JHI A\ ullDIN Urj;Ta ntOVIIlKPOH Hr:,lt»r IliilMl a HOOPING A HII>J\.IS HI:%/, i I lihil raiirK *< Vf*n\K<: KxcMli-nt T'f- HKALTOB — I\SI ftANT I; cnnvrf t v r.\III:I-:U ori'Mirri "\vvy "i t'Mi'i'H. l-'mnk llll(lc*lirnnill IMI 1?- S- r- t f*iii I L It N )w rfliy .1 till If T -lil'J1. i I 1 lit \\\ 1 S f IN'ini Mnfii;il I .lev IM MI JIN . rnrri- f IJ 1 I . i * (jl) -I I iiilin <| -1 r > - F -*|;t 11 41 I It ft I UH- f-*tthtl:t< - • *• MOVING AND VACATION PLACES "••*'» ' ',1 ll 1-1 Hi r-n by •- n:i nv liH!* ti fM-ni in' ("'. 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Si • i i"h 111 Thi J n|/MimijMi nhall ROOMS - V7 BATHS I. lR \V;i) K UiU** < iln-t 11.--* iii ^ C!di ilaya [ifl-r GE LIVING ROOM tin rn \ II M • •» •» I *• r I u r i '- i i-i Ilu- MM t I \mi n ft t-r -,\ . Kl.i- 1 IN- i'!- fHil t r n t\uy. VI Ji:i f MH s itirtv. -jn •rn; II IDEAL WAY MOVERS IMlt !'<•'» ^MODERN KITCHEN REAL ESTATH-RENT © BOATS , .i ll i •. 0M & PAT ru vri »• FULTON 8-3914 n. 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  • ) Ml ->1 pr"'lH ;r.f1lun *, / Ui" hi i PI J i'**•, v.-ill hit'.' nt t tn 1-1 Wr ir ** full i n t 1 , * n' '^ Hi"'" ;i ii il UM Jr .rli V'-. H 1 *" I • I ( tl'il.'ii I •* -r ; • Mi* h| |ff'i)f|« r. iTl |,h(» H t „:•,•: i-. 3-3554 t :•» AKI;U ixV -.1 lid all bfib*, \ f i\ l-l PIANOS REPAIRED; BOUGHT : t (I 1-rSl.- - \-'\ .1 7 .if!";' nJ!<- nil') h< t\ 1 r,llt (• M.I Km- I . Iw -U- •: f^U M • •• •• • *• hi j k t: llM-.T r 1 V 1. 3-21- 101 1-1 l ;:t. * iy.su IM Page 8 THE WESTFIELD fi> of liu- yroup .'ire representatives | Plumbing Inspector Dank-1 j. ]cr y t , Hartnett is paid on a fee basis not ' c four of ihe JOlh. Hih and 12 jiivdi-.N. They | 'ni!ktw : Boro Zone Board OKs 4 Variances, Delays Another will meet with other youth groups j to exceed $1,800 for the year, an .ruck. ^ and represent ihc youth of the een-increase of $300. Mtnintainside—The Board of Ad- W. Richard McDowell was grant-( his home at 224 Appletree Lane. tcrs in \arious aciivitios on a town- All salaries are retroactive to justment Monday night granted four ed permission to construct an addi-; wide bj.sis. Jan. 1, variances and reserved decision on tion to the second floor of his hou^c The variance was required because a fifth matter for two weeks. at 17ti Walnut Ave., a variance was of a width violation. Oilier nieinbt'i^ :iro as follows: The annual rabies clinics for dogs required because the house is locat- The bvard reserved decision, pend- Joanne Bluckor. Krnt*sl Unix ton, will be held Tuesday, Mpy