DRIVE THE WESTFIELD LEADER SAFELY THE LEADING AND MOST WIDELY CIRCULATED WEEKLY NEWSPAPER IN UNION COUNTY
Second C WICSTFIELD, NEW JERSEY, THURSDAY, JULY 22, 1965 Pu 30 P*ae»—10 Cent* Life in Suburbia Quimby St. was the scene of Columbus Takes Olympics Title Again 0 a real animal-life drama Tues- day morning when a non-dc- For the second year in a row Co-which highlights the summer play- Scoring fur the final and winning and equaling others were evenly bcrlpt, dirly white chicken, lumbus School i-ilaygrounders car- ground season. total consisted of th« field events as distributed among the various play- young in years, was stalked by ried off the victory plaque in the Columbus piled up 459 points to well as the points scored iu theground representatives. a hungry alley eat and saved Olympics Saturday at the Recreation lead the individual playfields in theOlympic parade conducted prior to The Olympic winners were as fol- • * ' ' i from the (laws of death when a Field on Railway Ave. A large crowd overall scoring- In second place was the athletic program. The results ot lows: Girls 60 yd. dashes 5-7: first, Leader printer gave the cat the was present for the program spon- Flanhiin with 358; Lincoln with 289 the judging put Jefferson in first B. Mulbolland, Lincoln, 10 sec; boot. sored by the Wvstfield Recreation was third; Tamaques with 286 wasplace; following in order were Co- second, JU. Mussman, Lincoln; third, Where the chicken came from Commission, and participated in byfmirth; fifth, Washington with 272; lumbus, Franklin, Wilson, Washing- J, Giamo, Tamaques; fourth, D. Git is a mystery but from its appear- children from nine playffeids- sixth, Wilson with 251; seventh, Jef- ton, Lincoln, Grant, Tamaques and Kan, Columbus, and fifth, S. Yearly, Franklin. Girls 8-X0: First, V. Mc- ance it must have been on the The number of entrants in Satur- ferson wish 243; eighth. Grant with McKiniey, road far a good many days. An- 155, and McKinley was ninth with 87 Olympic winners responsible for Allister, Columbus, 8.0 second*; sec- day's Olympics was the largest in I ond, P. KUb, Lincoln; third, D, other benefactor picked up the the 10 year history of the event points. cracking several previous records bird and planned to release it out in the country where it conld resume its nomadic wandering, EIM! o safe from suburbia's perils. ouncil Vacancy Delay Attacked £H THE STAHS—The Tempos-Statre band will present Hie concert tonight at 8:15 from the . MindowasJiln Park in the current scries of band cuitroris sponsored hy the Wrstficld Htrrea- By Candidate *ion. Tl>£ director ol the Tempos Is Keith MacDonald. Norman Wellen, democratic candi- date for council frcm the Third Park Tonight Ward, charged the Mayor and ma- jority of council with deliberately disregarding the rights of the resi- \There'll Be Music In The Air dents of the Third Ward. Mr. Wellen stated: Tonight at 8:15 in Mindowaskin Park the Tempos-Stage Band will "On May 25 Hotel* Cowles, the resent a concert sponsored toyth e duly elected representative of the iVestfield Recreation Commission, Third Ward was required to resign this concert is another in the sum-due to a promotion and transfer by ner series held weekly in the Park his company. The residents of the The Tempos, made up of 20 area Third Ward chose Mr. Cowles be- toys who participate in tho Berkeley cause they believed in the programs ieigltts summer band school pro- for which he and bis party stood. ram, are taking a course in dance The Third Ward is entitled to a re- and music, the only one offered in presentative supporting those views, —Hull J HUM —Uwyt Taylor n; area. They arc directed by !rv- "I am seeking the scat, now held THE VICTORS—I'lnygroundi-rs nt Columbus School field were the g Former and Keith Mac Donald," by James Moran, an incumbent THE BEST JUMPERS—Smiling over their victories and trophies In victors In the town Olympics helct Saturday at the Itcrreotlon fteltl, councilman. Thus, I have no person- nd their concert will consist of pro- the boys 5-7 bread jmrip at the town Olympics Saturday arc Joe Gordon Booth, chairman of the Westfield Recreation Commission Is essional arrangements of the songs al interest in any appointment that shown presenting (he winners plaque to Joseph I'ellliMino, leader at liey play. may bo made to fill Mr. Cowies seat Berkowski, D. Robertson ami M. Sttllivun. Columbus Playground. other than to sea that a qualified The program witi include: "Fid- person supporting the views es- Smith, Columbus; fourth, M. Per- Girls Accuracy Roll, 7-5: First, M. Fifth, K. Brown, Lincoln; sixth, Gtama, Tamaques; third, B. Mttihol- i!cr on the RooE," "Spoonful of Supoused by Mr. Cowles is appointed. kowski, Tamaques; ftfilh, M. Hollo- MuUis, Lincoln, T9": second, L. J. Van Viiel, Franklin, 8-10: First, land, Lincoln; fourth, D. Gillian, Co. jar," "Java," "Biusette," "Near No serious effort has ueen made by way, Columbus, and sixth, K. Mor-Mussman, Lincoln; third, C, Tar-N. Mulken, Wilson, TV; second, K. iitmbus; fifth, M. Kilshelroer, Lin- less of You," "Little Girl BSue," tho Mayor and the majority of coun- ton, Columbus. Girls 11-12: First, S, anta, Franklin; fourth, 13, Gingcrich, Howeli, Washington; third, J, Kll-coin; sixth, M. Austin, Washington. Blast Off," "Cute," and "A Hard cil to fill this position. An eminently Wright of Franklin, 8,0 seconds; Tamaques; fifth, B, llogan, Lincoln: shclmcr, Lincoln; fourth, M. D«va- 8-10; First, M. Perkowskl, Tatna- Day's Night," as well as other pou qualified resident of our ward, Lou- second, J. Turner, Columbus; third, sistli, K. Kelly, Washington. Girls, lon, Tamaques; fifth, S. Lupia, ques, 6'8'/i"; second, P, Rub, Lin« ular selections. is Ciarrocca, a lawyer and civic lend- J. Williamson, Columbus; fourth, tie 8-10; First, M. Holtoway, Columbus, Washington; sixth, P. Gehn, Frarsk- coin; third, D. Smilli, Columbus; During the intermission, the Katu er lies been recommended for ap-between S. Williams, McKinley and 4!'4i"; second, N. HawkinSi Wash- !fn. fourth, K. Holland, Tamaques; fifth, amiiy Band from Westfield will pointment, la an exhibition of sheer J. Honynur, Wasl ingtisn, fifth M ington, tliirtl. K Gingarich, Tiima- 1 Girls Broad Jump, 5-7. Kitst, J M Holland, colurnhua; sixth, .K, play a number of songs. Tho band, partisan politics he was rejected by Rot;eis Lincoln qu<">. font Hi I AhPiirn, McKmley, .Rubin. Givnt, 5 3 suennd, J Kilhlwln.ei. Lineiln U-12: M Dcva- composed of four talented children, the Mayor In public in a manner Jimmy, JO, on pter.o: Ke?m( H, a that was an insnH to Mr. Ciarroeca rurapct and violin, Patricia, 13, o and the residents of the Third Ward bass and flute; and Brian, 10;. on The Mayor nnd my opponent seem clarinet, will 'provide a short pro ram of favorite melodies. (Continued on page 2) Fried Raps Freeholders On Sweeper Purchases
"..••£• Arthur Fried of Westfield, Demo- sweepers and then do a more thor- LESTER M, COYKENDALL cratic candidate for Freeholder ough and conscientious job of in- Monday night charged the Republi- vestigating the merits and costs of can controlled county board with such equipment. The net result being "less than penny wise and would be a saving of taxpayers It For Jr. High Youths Offers more than a pound foolish" in a re- money to tiro tune of more than cent action approving the purchase $4,000. stration On Use Of Firearms of two street sweepers. "Further, while i agree that legal- tration on the use ofof band guns. The speaker will tie "1 suggest," Mr. Fried said in a ly Uie board may take quotations for jj highlight the Y-night moftstrnte how to slice pla talk at a meeting of the Westfield such equipment, it would seem more Jtt Tuesday evening at cards, how to use a mirror for hit Democratic Club Monday night at prudent to abide by the time-tested | •Activities for all boys ting small objects, pius many otliea the home of Mr, and Mrs. Patrick principle of getting competitive bids, I WeslfiokTs two junior outstanding shots. He will also Ice Kennedy of 025 Kimball Avc, "that "Let's look at the record on this Ifrom 8 to 11 p.m. Win tho Freeholders rescind the resolu- latest bit of purchasing by the turo on safety in the use of firearm —Beryl Titylru |iag, swimming, game and demonstrate police trninin tion approving the purchase oi thocounty board. —Hoi > 1 'I ay iur "«s a addition to themethods using a silhouette target. THE BEST DISTAFF UUMNEBS—Cnrrylng off the first three places THE PAKADEHS—A feature of the to«n Olympics each year Is the ms tecture, "Quotations were sought and re- Tho firearms program for the ceived from four companies. One In tile dash fur gltls at the town Olympics Saturday nt lU'crcation parade wliieh precedes the ficlil events ami is participated in by nil playgrounds tinder Uie sponsorship of tli» Westfield Ik-creation Com- Coykcntoll, a retired boys and girls only will be held in introduce Mr. Coyiseminll, firm offered a three-wheel sweeper Field were, left to right, J. Turner, second; S. Wright, first, and J. 'n the Michigan Stale mission. In (lie scene above, Jefferson I'laygrotind, the eventual parade the new gym starting at 8:30 p.m. Those attending must use thewhich the board decided against Williamson, third. nscat an exhibition on U, Det. Albert Vardaiis of the youfh entrance at tire YMCA and befeeling that a four-wheeler does a winners are shown on the march. ^ired m Uie handling in tho building piior to 9 pin Wcstlield Police Dcpaitmont will Ixitter job. Ion, Tamaques, 7'3',-i"; second S, Franklin < Morasso, Small, Smith. L. In tho boys events: ISO yard tliish, I,, Fsbreclil, Taniaqtips; fourth, tie "The Dobcat Equipment Co., Inc., Wright, Franklin; third. ,7. Hobinson, Ilevers. N. Titeil. Wrightl; third, 5-7: First, lie, H. Bowers. McKiti- Rlackwell, Cohmibuia, and Hudak, offered two of their sweepers at Wilson; fourth, L, Andrews, Jeffer- Jefferson (Andrews, Kctxlaff, War- )
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**So what do we really have here— Developers Inc., 100 , . _ .1 - simply this Del result—instead of Qulmby St., has been Cined $SJO tor **e_ ,a-' getting two Mobil sweepers for $25,-failure to file m tmnuai report, it ^'» 3EJO br two Wayne sweepers for $28,. <' ,-j *• i t 1 was announced in Trenton My 520 this very 'efficient purchase ac- Secretary of Stale's office. Men's Famous Name Clot ^-A-- Otm resulted hi one Wayne sweeper The taw, it was pointed out, for $14,305 and on Oobcat^or'$14,- quires corporation doing business •^^< SS5 for a total cost to the taxpayers In ihe state to file reports within Dacroti and Cotton Blend Suits, reg.$45.0 0 . ,+ $36. <&St Of $20,380. 30 days of their onunt meeting. The *''i repeat my suggestion that in reports must contain the riames of Dacroti and Wool Blend Suits, reg. $55-$10G, $44 to $80 the best Interests of our Union Cotm- officers and directors, with other i i«<--^:f-=i fcaxpayers the Board of Freehold- ciatn. Wool end Wool Blend Suits, reg. $1 !O-$21O, $88 to $168 rescind ihe purchase of. the Sport Coats, summer weights, reg. $29.95-$! 10, $24 to $88 _pers~Mi*> a more thorough in- vestigation on the merits at the Slacks, Woo! Blends, reg. $13.95439.50, $11.IS to $32 equipment offered m\d the suppliers TRANSFERRED? mid then make their decision. Hcnuerka, Inc. will help No Charge for Normal Alterations pie who elect and you find your next home freight." anywhere in ihe United Ask About Out Free 90 Day Charge Plan and 6 M&nfh Budget Plans States without charge. Sale Includes Most feut Not entire Stock Council OBJECTIVES: To help you find your next home with a mini- %i (ConUnucti from page I) mum of *ffort, Hme and ex- i. If you plan to move to determined to prevent ihe a unfamiliar eity# or jus* to §& ment of any qualified person to re- place Mr. Cowles. They arc in es- relocate near your present senco denying the residents of the home, HOMERICA, INC. wlii Thtn! Ward their proper voice in help you find the right rtouso, in tho Hghf neighborhood, at NECKWEAR SWIM WEAR STRAW HATS WHITE SHIRTS our town affairs. In the interest of Trunks and Cabana Sets full and fair representation I ca\l the nev* area! Now Men's Covahaghs and Stetsons Shor* Sleeve, Tab, Spread upon my opponent to use whatever $2.50 . , v , . $1,85, 2 for $3.50 Button Down Collars tanuenrc that he may have upon SCOPE* Operation throughout the United States enables 3.50 ..... $3.fl5, 2 for $5.00 20% OFF the Mayor to insist upon the op- L?^ 50% OFF poi«Uneni without delay, of the hind Homerica to furnish you with 5.00 ..... $3.85, 2 for $7. at person that thy residents of the* detailed Information on third Word clearly expressed a pref- houses which fit your retire- $3.85, 3 for *11. erence for at (lie last election.*' rnenls even before your first UNDERWEAR PAJAMAS visit to the new areal BERMUDA Manhattan T-Shirts and j. -• 1' Famous Make, Summer REMEMBER* Homerlea works Boxer Shorts, regT $1,50 "Sherry" Style Pajamo* STRIPED and dinanc only for YOU I All of their a SHORTS efforts — research, reports and Attractive Solids and Print* 3 for $3.50 20% OFF CHECKED SHIRTS Seeks Ownership advice — are exclusively ^n '••: behalf of the prospective rag, fo $12.95 Famous Mekes, Short Sleeve StyM buyer. They have no connec- res. to ?''Ta 3-Acre Tract tion with the seller. It h th&U responsibility to guard YGUR — BormiE& Council 20% OFF BOYS' WEAR $4,85, 3/$13.50 ^.r^- WOMEN'S ta&fc-ueUon Tuesday night ta gain cdmpkte owiK?rship of n thriM?-ncra for further details carl •&*&§ Famous Make—Exceptional Values ttnet eannnrkod fur "mtinitipnl j Homerica repr^senlatlve In on Suits, Sportswear and FASHION 1 purposes" at the northeast conim WesJfteJd, Mountainside, Scold EN'S HOSE Furnishings fatneus Make Summer Wear !tt SPORT SHIRTS of Boule 22 nml New Providemw Rd Tonv/ood area. our Country Club r cKcelieiit selection or nesi ^ ITie governing body at a 3-hour Famous Maka, reg. & stretch, mey will be happy to send yo« sport shifts, t&$. to $• nesslon 'Adopted two nrtlinHnws n|i- •..» reg, fo $1.50 OFF up to proprifitfng money to iMtrehnse two I» free brochure. -i... ••. OFF (he tract, j 25% to 50% rtpprojirl- ( >oarSal! S fe.nkenbc.ch, u in ] 69c, 3 for $2.00
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• -^ j. • ~ •• • •• • WESTFIEU> CM. $.) LEADER, THURSBA1T, at the YW House Committee of the board at ihe College Woman's ff and Club- Mrs. Neiscm B. Aikeas is third vice president of the YW board, a SALT BOX I0 You Should Know member of the Worftf Fellowship Committee, a deaconess of the Con- gregational Church, chairman of the Circles at the church and I a of Lite Women's Irto- Group. Mr*,. JLvou M- Gr&en- „ Is a tmnnlxH- of the Ladies Day Out Committee **nd the M&un- iainsidc AAXJW. Mrs. Robert M. Haase is second j ce president of ihe. board, a mem- . •- \ ber ot the World Fellowship Com- mittee and Camp Speers 'Develop- ment Fund, an eidtsr in the Presby- terian Church, chairman of the church and society committee, serv-ed on the Y development cam- , paign and is active with thy UnJtod I Cliurch Womea, • - Mrs. John Y. Mstf is in charge of editing and mailing the YW bulletin to members a-*K* is a United Fund trusts Mrs. Thomas Marshal) t& chairman of the YW aduH program committee and president of the oi Trustees of the Visiting Service Of Central Un- ion County. Mis- George A, Plenty is first vice president and chairman of the Thi$ reproduced early American "Salt box" Colonial is picturesquely set Fmance Committee for the YW a deep wooded lot in Mountainside'* desirable "Watch Hill" section. The board. She has l>ton a member of ttie WHS FTA board, an Edison attractive interior could have been taken from "American Home" i PTA officer, served on the teacher's salary committee, and is a mem- and makes an ideal showcase for antique furniture and old glass. Wide 4Rib MEMBEEH*-Gr&uped above are if of *&e 27 women who are members of the YWCA's ber of the College Woman's Club fireplace, wrought iron fixtures, "8/8" windows, pine panelling, eedar &&c&rs whs guide the programs and activities of the YW, an agency member of the United board- Mrs, Robert G. & reason is a chairman of the Y-Teen committee. eeifield. shingle roof, coach lamp, beds of ivy and slate patio add to the charm. 'Tis Mrs, Earl Wright is a member of organization serving Mrs. Frank ShEmonis Is a former ie; president of the Newcomer's Ihe World Fellowship Committee «uad listed "today? . . . $30,900. will be foundd adultdl s chairman of the Ladies Day OuClubt , a Girl Scout leader and con-is recording secretary of the Colum- •' J shape and guide the Committee. Mrs, Albert Knight is sultant, Mrs. Erakhte jSI.Clalr is bus School PTA, Mrs, James C. (For mo*e details, see our clc*s£fied ad on Page 6} reation and other de- chairman of the personnel commit- chairman of the World Fellowship Adalr is corresponding secretary lor factors TessentiflJl to tee and member of the Finance Com- Committee. Mrs. Robert Miilreany is the YW board and has served on ' : •- g of the young people mittee. Mrs. William Kie4erer is a chairman ot the Volunteer Person- the YW-YMCA Development Com- member of the World Fellowship jty. nel Committee; chairman of Feed- mittee. Mrs. William E. liorr is the Committee and the Camp Speers ing at the Children's Specialized YW board's secretary and a mem- •Id YWCA and its board Development Fund. She is also a Hospital, a member of tho Hake and ber of th*.1 Ladies Day Corn- BARRETT & CRAIIV present a prime ex- member of the board of the Wom-Hoe Garden Club board, and is > adults can provide the mitleo. She has atso been active en's Association of the Methodist chairman of safety for the senior with Eh* United REALTORS courogement so neces- Church, and the Scholarship Com- high school PTA. < jealtby growth of com- Mrs. Leicester Fisher is chairman mittee of the College Woman's Mrs. Harold Jensen is treasurer of the YW Public Affairs Commit^ "Two Colonial Offices" and spirit. These are Club. A Girl Scout leader, she is a of Ihe YW, a Conner president of the tee, and a member of the Camp •. - ' in their own right but square dance instructor to Girl board and a member of the Finance Sj>eers Fund. She is area represen- AD 2-1800 hey too busy to turn Scouts, a PTA board member and and Personnel Comntittees. She hastative for the Christian Science 43 Elm Street . . , . he need to help others, United Nation's representative. been a member of ihe V Develop- Monitor, a former chairman of the a! concept of the alms AD 3-1800 Mrs. William Klnast ts House ment Fund and Ihe Westfieid Li- Y-Tecn Committee and a member of 2 New Providence Road . j ot United Fund opera- brary Board. Mrs, Harris McAuliffc the board of the League of Women Committee chairman for the YWi,s chairman of the YW member- Voters. Mrs. Charles Champe is M. Thatcher, current assistant treasurer of the Jefferson ship committee, chairman of thechairman of the YW Health and r,—'""*•"•« B member of both te School PTA; a member of the West- ways and means committee of theEducation Committee and is a vol- id state boards of thefield Committee and a trustee ot Roosevelt Junior High School PTA unteer instructor In adaptive aqua- Voters. the Union County Psychiatric Clin- board; a member of the Union tics. County Mental Health and Service Lfcagut* boards, and has served as president oC the Wilson School PTA. 3.6 Million Grant SUMMER SALE STILL GOING Mrs. Robert E. MteClnre is an ad- visor to th& Friendship Club, a member of the Membership and By U. S. Gov't ranks Family Program Committees, and MORE NICE serves on the Advertising Commit- tee of ihe WuslfieW Woman's Club, d For CRR GROUP It was reported yesterday thai the Mrs* William V. H&rlfgan is chair- SELECTION federal government has allocated man of the Y Ladies Day Out Com$3,- 6 to aid the Jersey Cen- mlttee, a member "of the WINTER COATS GIRLS and is studyingg a re- Speers Development Fund and thequest for $4 million more to combat Finance and Personnel committees. commuter problems in northern New BATMIf* SUITS J>he 12 also a member of the RaRe Jersey. and Hoc Garden Club board, has AND Gov. Richard J. Hughes and Rob- siirved as a volunteer solicitor C. Weaver, administrator of the COORDINAT . the United Fund anft is a member Housing nnd Home Finance Agency, oC the Volunteer Flower Service reportedly signed the Jersey Central SPORTSWEAR Committee at -Lyons Veterans Hos- agreement Tuesday- pital. Mrs. Leonard A. Hanlelf is The money will be used to link the 2 member of the Ladies Day OuJerset y Central with the Lehlgh Val- Sizes ond Finance Committees, has been ley tracks at Aktenc, near Cranford, a United Fund solicitor and is a enabling Jersey Central trains to go member of WestFictd Twig I of to the Pennsylvania Railroad termi- EN'S 50 Overtook Hospital and St. Paul's nal in Newark. Episcopal Church. The Jersey Central would then he Mrs. William K. Htffcnmn is permitted to abandon alt service be- assistant secretary of the Christian tween Bayonno and Jersey City, as Women's Club, a substitute teacher well as ferry service across the Hud- and a member of St. Paul's Church son Hiver, and the women's circle, Mrs. Charles L. Seheldcctar is publicity chairman for the YW and a member of the BROAD WESTFIELD Personnel Committee. She is a Be Sure Deaconess oi the First Congrega- Monday tional Church. Mrs. Stanley Derail is n mcrnbtr
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ffiCTROPOMTAH MEV/ Truly, you em"% t>e "up" on Reyt* Ah ta ftouie 8B rl p. Ton! eff RSDIB SO el difoH IS fa ft«f» ?&5, Cofltrnw •-' *•.'' Westflekt - Mountainside news f i - ^ w 2fl£ pcit ftrmtlivilla turn I*M an Roula 521 lo 1 i .1 . • unless you read the Leader ! Fsiiy Bddg6. Folb* !o H*m|d+k ,,.--•••-••.• ; . -. •. •' i--t- _ ^ _ • i. , • •• •• i -: •
every Thursday. Ilxive it mail- ••' • - •-••• ' • • i • ——! NEW JERSEY ARFA &$ to you for Thursday de- .- -^ SEND FREE I ON HEMIOCK livery iili ye*'ir Jony for only 1 •- HEMLOCK FARMS HAWLET, FA. I $4.00. Phono AD 2-4407* . M • -ill •yTJJ->" i I ' •••"• :t
HAME .••.•.-. ; - i KIE WKSTF1ELD LEADER •--•-- j CITY Westfleld iiTi .P If ftWE. . 4 JULY
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, Mr. Wusster had lived in Openings Offered By Y [ AstronomerS Offer " V^ ' '^^ OBITUARIES Plains Yout 1 J -A •1'vi .IT - for 20 ywins iJ&Corc mov- I or Boys Day Camp --.•:•
ing hare in 1944. He was the owner- 1 :*•&"»• i •-'- >3 ^ • - - "-"' "' ^ • •-•• -'vS Fred Fuersi. 4tr«cicr of the West- 1 apparently of a heart, attack, whik; • ••S^^a •• • -• US^J.- • • . ."i'ft.i Look At Heavens •:• . ..-•• --•.,•; .•i?,-i fK*ralar of tho Wussler Bus Service. Killed In Crash fteld VMCA Day Camp Mindow- L.'.] If- - - >-LJ llimltiftg the bteeehers m tins high : i r L • .•" - - -v~""if '"<^H serving the k*csJ public schools. utifcin, announced today that several ^v" sehcuft field as Ratway Ave. Be He w&s an Army veteran of World would have bem m the ninth gr&cfe? Of Light Plane openings for boys in grades 2 through At Lake Surprise Victim In Fire War 2, and a member ojf the Scotch ? are vailabie in the third m\d fourth at ISdlson Junior High School in the Fla I ns Bus i ne&men *B Asoociat inn fall. A flying instructor and a student periods of camp. Until the end ot October members Mrs. Aijcre Lovett Meadows, 4t and the Scotch Hills Country Club. The third period starts Monday and of Amateur Astronomers Inc. will He wm t&e son ot Mr. and Mrs- Surviving are his wife, Mrs. Rose pilot frora Scotch Plains were killed died Thursday in a fire that sw«jrf Warren JL piLorenxo, Also surviving Tuesday night when a two-seater runs through Friday. Aug. 6. Thespend each Friday evening observ- through the kittlien and upstairs | jftishay Wu&sler; two daughters, lourth Period starts Monday, Aug. 9 are s m&ier. Nina T.; a brother. Mm Peter Marini of WesifieJd and plane hit a 154-foot high electric ing the planets, the stars and per- bedroom of her one-family frame j Warren A., and hi« paternal grand- transmission tower and crashed into and runs through Friday, Aug. 20, haps an occasional satellitet from Itouse at 152 Brisbane Pi Miss Lynn W ussier of KeiiUworth; a Transportation is furnished to and parewU. Mr. aitd Mm. Johti Dihot step-son Arthur Brunner of Scotch field off Boute 3 near Ford Ave, in ite center of the forge traffic circle Peputy Fire Chief Norman Huerup from camp and a list of bus pickups •••^•r^ enzo of ; his mother, Mrs. Marguerite Hi Lske Surprise, Watchung Reser- said the fire was i*porte4 at 2:33 are available at the Y. Camp starts •-•J ••••'-•• of Scotch Plains; a brother ! Police Capt. vation. I>onneJly listed the victims as Ray- at 8; 30 a.m. with the pickups, with Four lire eompanles Mr$« j* Kindregan Donald of Scotch Plains; two $is- boys being returned home at 4:30, i The public is invited to visit at any ters, Mrs* JohfuChrmUano and Mrs, mond K. Cole, 20, of 418 Ridgeview I or aM of these sessions, which start and found tl«? kitclien and upstairs Ave., Scotch plains, a student flyer, Parents wishing more information Mrs. Anna S. Kindregan, 734 of 54& Joseph Humerfk tooth of Gsrwood, l Iwfere dus*< ami lap! sometimes un- tjedroorn engulfed in flames. After Edgar Hd, 4ie?J Friday in the Ash- and Thomas O Brien, 34. of Old New about day camp should contact the firemen tolled their way to the see* and three grandchildren. YMCA. , ttl after midfiitflit. Usually at teest a brook Nursing Home, Scotch Plains, Brunswick Kd,T New Market, a li- j half dozen telescopes of various sizes one* floor. Fireman Lawrence Knight arrangements were ftan- n TM I i li ™ I SPECIAL AWARD—Welfgnag after a loag Illaess. by the Rossi Funeral Home, censed instructor. j are available, and the club members found the body of Mrs. Meadows The crash occurred about 10:30 counsel In the We half under the bed in the bedroom. She was the widow of Joseph E. Scotch Plains. ar# eager io demonstrate the capa- Kindregaa Jr. p.m, but ktenttfieaHon of the vic-Miss Nancy Auster bilities of their instrurneats and to Graul, te«t utti-Paul PUftkU center. The Firemen used a resuscHator In at- tims was not confirmed until 4:45 f WiiLfgang'^ yi^U to the United States, tempt to revive her. The Weslfteld Mrs. Klndregan, a native of Phila- show the beauty of the heavens to delphia, had lived here for the past A, Catalon Sr, a.m. yesterday. To Become A the visitors, Rescue Squad also responded and 45 years. She was a communicant Removal of the bodies frosn the administered oxygen. Thomas A- Cai^lon $rlt m, of 379upsided plane was held up several Venus, Mars and Saturn are plan- German Student teacher at of Holy Trinity Church. Miller St., Union* died Monday f&U els visible daring July and August, She was taken to Muhlenberg Hos- Surviving are a son, Joseph E. IU hours until slate and federal investi- Missionary Nun burg. He jj pital, where she sv&s pronoyneed lowing & heart attack. He was thegators arrived. and Jupiter wilt be an added attrac- Served two dead on arrival. Chief Ruerup said. of Westfteid; two daughters, Mrs, husband -of Katie Valerie CaUlon Miss Nancy Auster, daughter of tion before mkirilght in September On Visit Aids Y James R Murphy of Syosset, JLJ.» Police Director Joseph A- Gaiassf Mr. and Mrs, Harold W. Auster of Air Firemen Knight, James Testa and md father of 14. Thf>mas A. Catalon and after 0 p,m. lit October. The Buring his and eight grandchildren. Jr., of the West/iold police. said Civil Aeronautics Board inves* Dorian Rd., has been accepted as Henry Buccino suffered burns and ttgalors will check out a report that many star dusters and star fields i Mr. ft , The funeral was held Tuesday at A mtWe of East Newark, Mr, a postulant in the Eucharist!c Mis- toward the center of pur Mitky Way Day Camp bruises and were treated at the 9:30 a.m. from the Dooley Colonial the plane was being flown without sionary Sisters ot the Blessed Sac- homes d scene. They were repulsed several Catalon lived in the Vauxhall sec- the owner's consent, galaxy are welt placed for observa- of the Home. A High Mass of Requiem was tion of Union for 41 years, He retired rament. Miss Auster, and alumnus Wolfgang Hahs Forster, & tims by the intense heat and smoke offered in Holy Trinity Church at The plane was based at Hadley tlon during th& summer aad early rectors. before finally getting inside the four years ago after 20 years with of the Wesmekl Sornor High School, fall months. Echo I, Echo II andstudent, has been a counselor at the 10 a.m. Interment was in Holy General Aniline 4 Film Corp., Lin- Airport, a privately operated grass will enter ihe Orrier Sept, 8. Westfield YMCA's clay eamp filiice house- Sepulchre Cemetery, Philadelphia. runway field in South Ptainfteld. Pegesus are observable satellites, den, wh#re he was employed as a The Order was founded by Mother arid there may be others before tha his arrival in the United States June Thomas The fire- was discovered by a O'Brien was an instructor at Hadtey. Katharine Drextt of Philadelphia in neighbor, who ran to a phone and pipefitter, Mr, Catalan was a com- season ends. municant of St. Joseph's Church, 1891. Mother Katharine was keenly Mr. Forster's visit to this country Realtor Sa|J called the iterator. The operator Mary V* Bushby aware of the tack of understanding Several club members will be ab- notified the fire department. MaptettQod, and a member of its was sponsored by the Y'B Men's John H, _ Mary Virginia Sushby, 10, daugh- Holy Name Society. New 'Fresh Air' and opportunity for
ONE! YEAR DEFERRED PAYMENT COMPOUNDED FLAN, INTEREST-FRBE, AVAIL- QUARTERLY ABM FOR FHE-NE13D BUYERS*
WESTFJELD OFFICE BROAD AT PROSPECT Founded 1888 SCOTCH PLAINS js OfRee Executive OlHc* BY THE PLAZA ADams 2-4500 TEMPORARY U0& E. Brond 125 Elm Street 361 PARK AVENUE AD, 2-0781 AD, 3-0130
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L C H Pard Dog Food Chicken - SeaUG H TZ«A 2 cans We're not quite sure why, but travelers headed to Europe Mb- »*• to OFF LABEL 2 31 early this ceniury eagerly sought staterooms on the port 47 cans (left) side of the ship going over and the starboard (right) Chicken Broih 2 side coming home. Those who were able to arrange it had Praise Soap Ocean Spray Reiish 33° Rinso Blue Deferqent or BALlAftD 8 oi. it P-O-S-H, and so the word has come to mean the finest «3' 10c OFF IABEL 2 Biscuits "' Dairy C*u>} oi. or best.And if you're looking for the finest in shirt launder- 1.05 ing, "cruise" over to Pan American . . . where your shirts Dash Dog Food PACK c^n£ get the posh treatment, and your satisfaction is guaranteed. Praise Deodorant Soa Marcal Paper Hankies Wisk Liquid Detergent •JJJl.l.l >>L -TH t liquid1 cab* Hiareai Tissue 500—2 ply 6c OFF LABEL 67 Open 7 AM, to 7 P.M. Moday through Saturday Laundry BSeaeh Same Day Shirt Laundering and Drycleaning For Dishes Fluffy AH Controlled Suds At No Extra Cost I pi&ox, Lux Liquid Detergent
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Spic & Span Prices effective thru July 24ih In Super Markets Top Job Household Cleaner and Saff-Servks stores only in Northern Now C Jerssiy, Orange ami ftockloncl Counties. pfcg. oi. Al tHH, Vret-U Milk Atul Attobollo Jroiu Haul S H CN. J.) LEADER, TOTRSBAY, SXJLX REAL ESTATE FOR • REAL ESTAT1 FOR SAIE m tEAL ESTATE FOR SALE • REAL ESTATE FOR SALE DANKER & DANKER. ATWOOD REALTY WILLIAM BARRETT & CRAIN RANDOLPH- B. SMITH, JR. 2 EML-MF PEARSALL EDWIN O. EDWARDS NANCY f, REYNOLDS REALTOR WIEGMAN CO an* 112 Elm St. ASSOCIATES AD 3-5555 »ultl|*lr COLONIAL 149 ELMER STREET so who* if *he REALTORS FRANKENBACH br *.f The AD 21600 AD 3*1600 in th# 1.1111MB ton tifhool j»ect(on; WESTFIEIO isn'* colonial 1? SUGGEST .. . «KAi/roKS inrnt uoitit rt all brK-k HmgHfth Tudor SEE OUR HOME SHOW hin uu#y wulkinff to fltiiijon TwT 11S etm St., AD 2-4700 Of 50 PICTURES whftt tf the hou»e larrt Colo- off FOUR BEDROOMS nirtl? Tliiw ' K* hwB tilv&r^cCer, PROJECTED IN COLOR itrltoul uiurrtl chestnut CATS" TWO ftATHS trim, Grn-tuf it-x walls, new oil * IN OUR WINDOW hou^c burner. iikt* 3 hum ami for $24,900 TAMAQU^S SCHOOt „_., Thrift b9flroomKf ?J^ of On 4e£fcd-en€i street, very cionu 1 Jl l cultact lima 1n Ibe- horn* , <(ul«t . l It's Homerico, lite In our *$ ftiro to the popular north aide Waah- aiu ATTRACTIVE Htrct^t windows ftow- Yt+u may in^ton Hk'htioii this F^-pr^**^ntfl ning nrnin, an uuuiHuaJly gomi vnlu^ Cm* t:e in Ki MICK A FRAME 4 $20,900 i.*f thr h*>drt>flttis anil a full paju iJ COLON! At Realtor* it* on th* UPKt floor (to- for rent $190 with » larne tint-in 'kit* MDHOOMS - 2M. ftATHS fiuy thi« 2-story 4*bedroom ijtn* lnr«:e hvin^ room, full Two story, four bedroomti, tn tht Fran it I In School ? i n i ng r-r*«m» an 3 TV room *. tail trcf». HRIPLACi Y«art of Experience Price inrludi-jti Hiring room, 1 hallwi'y'curpc-t tm ly decora tt'd. on WesU "CURRIER t IVES" CHARM i * bfdrooni«( a full (mth uuuth sidt*. Two year SCMtNCD POJtCH ins rfrym, kltcheu with b many cio»ctfl ure Availnblc now. fa»t nuok and WOODLAND SETTING «>n the ON TURN-AROUND LARGE RANCH FANWOOO anil $30,900. MODEftN SFUT LEVEL This HttarkllriK whitr 1937 hprne also THREE BEDROOM COLONIAL pU*iutrr un $21,900 !« on n nice high lot, in neighbor- h |>. iotatetl jui*t of, CANARY $28,900. COMPIETE RANCH hood of ej l\^X Avt. it h»s cpntrwl *hr le houae in Fan- T h v H r I ) Center hAll. llvlnw worn, d willi Bwim r*w>J for 126 FOUR y * i * Hir kit- on a prfitty U e*jfl lot unit |*nlr of month. A»d there »re other DON'T SE In a vfery In , three bedroom^ chen wHit ftibU »;mct" «l#u with ail Hlsi frimi lime to time, e i, tM ir uncJ lev*] family room chen JTuVh tiwilt to wai! This lov M%M in thfw trtij* torn-*-43 lit* uu a ful ffrnrtc Jpvel familfamilyy room etc. It leave your name with nO fO* SFACtl nicely fiiafntahtf rl and full water ftttt tract! V« etr t w fvn a convchK'itt and nttr-ric* with powder c«am. Tlirpe «en- has den, jasousieu porch (i*«i^ UH Pluuld th** above tiumen nt>t 4 ifcMiooMs - an »ATHS Is welt erouB bt'rfroomsbtrfrooms,, two tiU'd It ts jvatntert un **¥*'appeal! p live n w i *JT h b u r h 11 o d uf fine for baths, double gsrage. Price re* hi* to your Hkhitr* PfN AND FAMIiY «OOM with whit* *UuU*ru. It t» In Very l fur
BARRETTS CRAIN 4 BEDROOMS - 2V2 BATHS I ONE NANCY F, REYNOLDS foVmu) DINING ROOM - REC ROOM with uri" i i ASSOCIATES 2 JVKW i'UOVIOKX^IS «OA» AD 3-1800 FROM $30,990 i ;t . ft. X ; iulf i 10% DOWN mil py Ilrrttert Vntdr t Al> 8-» H. CLAY FRIEDRICHS, Inc WIUIAM J; , ri'niii, ant! *-Jtr^ll^n II. A. Mrtor*-, Jr...... AS* 2-7B77 und fxt, mtw ru.if, llrrticrt .1. Irltm ADIM4W .... «, II. Ilnrrt-d, Jr. ...Al* 2-7SJ10 ** AUte Lr land ...... KI.M nt A si i'r.r. THE JOHNSON AGENCY, INC. AD 2-1800 turn Aw. 1 I'lninn t— Evf», Only to g; M. I*, ftliun. Jr. Alt ftrtirt. w t(t I»t«r Referral I1T JOHKROV JR, far Braofcnr* II, r-. firtt r , TATJ3 A. G. t-JnItr ....Al* v ^EW REALTY CO. BMW FA 2-1777 W f THE WESTFIELD (N. LEADER, THURSDAY, JUtT . ESTATE SALf • SALE • j • REAL ESTATE - SALE • APARVMENTS-RENT • 1 FOR SALE FOR SALE • Needed For A W and -bHl hp Tables, ft i I' Address Change AvnUatttf nuw. 7-3-tf L Btatiun Kadig ft TV, [ OiJ1 y^--,!;^ ONIY ONE 833 South A-vc, Motid&F &ml f Oae wefrk's notice I* requested
Iki ni-h like it^s fin tinthy's^ T -• of readers at the "leader" who U^t, livKiuiini with yuv in U th-u find HlmiipIi Mi-nL hut r S t*A«TV MOVIfB* tor rent with pro- t f 1iim i $ I ft ml JA*IH ni" L-U*j4f-t nut) fJrss^vur i^i !>IIMIII ]ir-sj-i« » v I jootur, -cartridge type rpel . Any I ft-" "**• "<<*' ii TciU'thh V'iU Jrtti'iop in LI tit yp Address Usts ure made up ^ run the projector. JAMES J. DAVIDSON — with ^ M-l-up frir OriU"H i I i week £a advance, and wWie it is , JR. i -.-rnmtSt. •- , Wfid 1 iU* halhri. l(vlii«- rotjni, UUL si tll-iH nUi fi b at liit? lust minute iu I * loom. fuinil y refill, rt i 111L• ateit r; a;t;i turn rox' 1 ytf£u\ c;. r S 1 extra peper to & uew •* or the WORLD BOOK ENCVCiOPEOIA f address, it Is no! possible to pre- tfiplt \ MAKY OTHKk f'Hu south CHILDCRAfT vent ike 6k-eady addressed ;i t N. ,1 v For prices stad tirffis, J'linUt' paper from going la the old ad- dress wittteui the week's 2-6841 Calvin M. Schwartz T*»« "i-fcswter" will toe 5CHOOI fteottor • ROOMS FOR RENT • WOOD CHI Pi for Immediate fnnicrd psjury without extra charge anywhere in the United $37-900 with prUal*? IJIU h, O States for t&o&e subscribers who l)tiil» WH- Su(. It-U Ruu. l' COW OH W<>tlSE manure, ivell arc phoning to be away for tcm- | ted; farm rich top +txl\i t*i«o 1111 v-,. .. GRANT SCHOOL AREA FA 2-4700 4-S«iT ! Di-m-tired fttiywhE-re. ChuBtnut Farm, putary full any time. B8S-48SS. 6-H-tr Ftr brP- *" 4 BEDROOMS Otlf — S furjiLnlU'd lir«l tttM>rfe mi vau* till r«in'«i *)^i TRU YK»TERl>AV >v iih flurry llrl-tfrfln.il, **•<•* V/2 BATHS mMMb4 fl fid t^vvn HMII tr£LTLH|itirtnt tun. A I.* S-Ji^3 - ot MilII)iiru with homo lomtert on a Hrrvlr* rtmni In |>ri- HafD Street nnri HllUnp Hoed HILPWANTiD- only, AV 3* i>lnt rompW-te with a T5nt(r*5nt(r i m of Hlil| w nu- 1 FEMALC ' room cmd rin*|jlric*\ OPEN FOR INSPECTION merous to \tet ihsil will fit lntt» both t run i ^h pit Hi* ^1-, vi ty f*outt TIHK» (if mnl«-l living. Mr. Frufi-« your liotn* ami Uu Call t»4 3J fit'Hiil ilitn? A hiKUi-l'Mii*, ..ii«i!, Led 77«B. Even, T«2-*G2y. E^ wmnan lor _•. , _ CORNER CENTRAL l_ .'. 1. • • • •'" 1 II •_•_'. •J _l .¥ r\ h ii t» :ifi" ni Ti* i-ur with 1 ; v »Hf Mrs. Stiutll, Al> AND CONNECTICUT rii net'. L'ullurtnl lint |;: h-tli i.r^. * all SM -i rfvt.il InLmenl. YOUR DREAM COMES TRUE rii ^— ~ "»•- • * a&Pifctiuit, -nft-e 1S-35- S
.1- Upon ;For Arthur vanced al * Arthur C. Kotzlaff, a cacfcl in the •Poserve Officer Training Corps, son 'of Mr and Mr*. Thadtk-us A. Kctz- Jo attending hff of ui ClnviT Si . is scheduled io ivceivv a f»;nmj3: ion July 30 in degree this
THE HARTRIDGE SCH
1040 Plainfield Ave.f Plainffield, N. J.
A college preporotory school for Established 1903
-•• Htlj'J T;iyl-,r —Uel-yl Taylor STAFF MEMBF'HS—Leaders o* the jirogram for (he summer plny- Kindergarten through 12th TOP HATTERS—Participant* in the Hat Show held last week al TUB BEST TOSSER-Ji»i OHIo RUMO. Olympic gruttud sr&snu »l Grant School under liu- sponsorship or the tVcstfleld Field. Grant School playground provided a colorful and varied spectacle of » uf M-vera! cvult at Saturday's pntfnm »t Recreation Commle&ioii an* Shrill* KJuil»er, UKSISUIII*; Kobcrt er , «ud Uav« Burnley, The best hats won ribbons fur CJieir wearers. shows Ws prowess, and form In the distance h Some scholarthfp* availabl "We arc one of the most success- ful ^iTi«* in ^ state,'* said Priest, Columbus At the same time, Holubek and PL 6-0035 Racltt Appointed Vcrkuilen ran to the house. Hall Yaiinuzzi Heads and we are proud of our volunteers. (Continued from paye D joined his co-workers a few minutes They should bu praisod." afterward and the three men made He altriliuted the successful pro- lumbus, fourth, K. Homier. MrKin- Vice President Of several attempts to get through the Fan wood Youth -ram la the wide community iind Icy; fiAh, M. Murltm, Columbia; heavy smoke. Finally they located »mp]oyer support 0/ YKS. sixth, M Alberf&jn, Franklin. the cause oj the fire, u burning mat- For Dumont Boy*s Broad Jump: First. D, Banking Firm Lrcss, and took it outside to the Robertson, Franklin, 5'5£w; second, street. — Chords A. Itacht; Fanwood—Robert -T. yanmizii J. Perkou'skl, Tanuujues, Liurd, M. The fire department arrived short- Sullivan, T/imaques: fourth, D, MM- J bt-en appointed a vice president ! of 56 {Mftnwood Kd. has been named ft ly and cleared the apartment of icr. Washington; firth, U. Carter. voting stockholder of S! chairman of the Fan wood Youth- Hanimilt & Co.. Inc.. nationwide In- : smoke. BloomfieJd Fire Chief John For-Dumort committee. The appoint' Columbus; sixih, J. Devalos. Co- Brogan notified New Jersey Bell and lumbia. 8-!0: First, D !U-iter. Wil- vc&Unent banking and brokerage ; ment was announced by Michael firm headquartered in Now York. praised the men for their prompt Swayzo, chairman nf the Union son, G'5": second, C. Wahw.s, Grant; and efficient action. third, J Honralwn, Washington; Mr. Racht attended Syracuse Uni- County Youth-for-Dumont commit* fourth. T. Anderson, Washington; versity and was graduated from llic Hall Is a splicer for New Jersey tee. fifth, T, AJlx-rtson, Columbus; sixth. University of Buffalo with a BS de Dell and has been with the telephone Yannuzzl, a senior at Scotch s in business administration with company for 24 years. Holubek, who P]ainfi-Fanwood High School, is ac- L. Isbrecht. joined the telephone company 2G tive in Iponage political and school High jump boys. 11-12: First. S. highest distinctions. After serving as a Kim Lieulonant; years ago, is a lineman and Verku- affairs. He is vice president of the McCloskey. Lincoln, 4'8"; second. It. ilen, a splicing foreman is a 30-year local Tcun-Age Republicans, and a Davis, Lincoln; third, J. Perkowski, in the U.S. Army Signal Corps in the Korean conflict, he joined the Old- | veteran of the telephone business. member -of the gruup's campaign Tarnuqucs; fourth. Al. Miller, Wash- ccmmiU.ce. ington: fifth, tic. J. Maddox. TarnO- bury Electrochemical Division of Iho V In school, Yannuzzi is a mcmbir WHY ques and H. Palmor, Franklin. Hooker Chemical Co. 'n Niagara EUGENE HOLUBEK Bruce Robinson Attends Kails, N.Y., os assistant industrial of the Nslional Honor Society, presi- Distance Throw lor boys, 5-7: relations manager, He entered the En^lisli Institute Study dent of the Debate Club and the Li- C, Irwin, Franklin, 3011.8'; investment business as on invest- ! New Jersey Bell brary Council, and survud as a dele- , T. Jacobs. Grant; third, T. menL counsellor on the stuff of How* At RutgcrM Univ. gate lo the American Legion Jersey CARRY Radians, Wilson; fourth J. Hlxtcr, nrd C. Maurer—Investment counsel Boys State, lie is a ho a IVQCIUT in Columbus; fifth, J. Itothbuum, Wash- Bruce Robinson of B21 Kimball the church school of Iho Fr"irsl Meth- in Niagara Kails. Later he moved tu Employee Hailed Avo.. a teacher ut i^owark Academy ington: sixUi. T. Coumbe, Columbus. Fort Lmiderdalc, Fla., as assistant odist Clmroli, Scotch Plains, and 3-10; First, T. Anderson, Washing- in Livingston, is among 60 partici- plnns to onler the Metliodist ministry manager of the local office of Good- For Heroic Act paiiU in the English Instituto fnr ton, 373.3; vucund, W. Hobinson, body & Co. aflej' graduating from liiyh school. There's more than fabric superiority In Gant. In addi- FrankUn; third, h. Turner, Colum- sccondflry school trachcrs now in In iMil, Mr. Itacht becatne resi The New Jersey lk*ll Tch'plioiu' tion, "needledinto the warp and woof of every Gant bus, fourth, J. Itachirts, Washing- Co, has jwardei cilritions to three progress at the Summer session of 11 dent mmiagpr of the ; Fin., Kutgcra University. shirt — there's flair-fit show — three vital inher- ton; fifth, D, Rtller, Wilson; sixth, office of Slieai'fion, Ilanmiill ft <.'o. nf 11s employees who came to the YES Can Help ents that make all the difference when a man wears J. Plorcc, Jefferson. 11-12 boys; is now regional manager, respon- aid of a housewife and her 9-year- The six-week institute, which is First, D. Trimmer, Tamaijucs, 410.5; sttptHirtcd by Hie National Dpfen^c a Gant. sible fur the Finn's 13 offices locutcd old son when fhv Ijrokn out In their The Youth limploytnmt second. .1. Monrlngcr, Franklin; iliconifirM home, Kducutivn Ad, begnn July 5. An We chose Gant because they take shirt making seri- in Florida, Arizona mid lntL^ratcd progrnm of advanced has more than 700 hoys uncl £\V\R third, U. Stanley, JWfar-son; fourlh, His hemlquartcrs arc the firm's The ctiiploycos 'ut Kuuenci Holu- ously. They're hard to please (like we are) when it J. DolloHusso. Wilson; fifth, J. studies In literature, Umyuu^, and refiistercii, uv.iiJohlc ay gardunci's, tnuin uffictv14 Wall St., New York lifk »)f r>4Tt WcsirielO Avw., HOIKTI composition will attempt to familiar; baby-sitlcrs and hotneownur liclpers. conies to fit of collar, its roll, its profile—how much HOVER, Wilson; sixth, M. Albrrisujji, Mr. Itacht married the former Hall of SO DutTcll St.. Verona, and Franklin. izu participants with a variety of Anyone desiring to employ thest* it shows above the suit collar. They're fastidious .lean MacLeod of Niagara Emails, The Marvin Vcrkuilen of 4 Huron Ave., conLernporury approaches to litorory young pooplu is asked to enntact YES about the way the body of the shirt drapes and folds- Boy a ltotay itisu.U; First, Tumu- couplo and their two children live at crJtlclsnu linguistic study, and coin- hcadquiniors at the Central Hail- All must Integrate to achieve that viable ingredient qiles, 5G. 1 seconds f JVrkowski. Is* 11139 PuddinRstonc ltd. where they Tin: incident occurred on Feb. 25.position. road SI ^i I ion. brecht, Trimmer, Holland, Maddux, nro members of t!u; Community Tha men working in ilnlrlwin St., which gives comfort and aplomb. In substance, Gant Pn»shyifirhin (liurch. Mr. llacht is heftrd sciviiiiifi from thn woman who Itobert H. Priest, fi.st vice prcsl- shirts are keyed to the discerning tastes of well Alberlson. Palmer, Jester, U. Palm- an active Ilotarian and Ma.son, a lived in IIH! (wo-stfrry ri'sictrnco. tp in touch with the | £c,r,\, repcrled thai siaco May I groomed men who appreciate quality. These men are er, and K. CutrerJ; third, tie Wilson membor of Phi llota Theta, nailonnl HftiUzhift Ihrru w;v$ i\ fire1, Hull ini- "Leader.'* Tell us when you return. thn?i 325 yuungstcrs have our customers. (Reiler, Boss, Havas, Williams, fraternity and beta Oammn nu'diaicly cnllod the Htocimficld Vim placed in jobs and he 1IQPL>S to Cant, and Hello Russoi, nnd Cnlum- Siyinn, national honorary fraternity n^pnrtincnt lo noiify thi'in of Hie Opportunity comes to the pre- 1.200 yoLinjisters by ihc end Q( tlic Open Monday and Friday bu.*t . Webster, Morton, Har of Commerce and Uuslncss Arminls- situation, wed.—Dr. Rudolph year. Eveningi Until 9 P.M. ris, Johnson, and Carter): fiflli, Lin- (ration. froln (Crosby, Chewy. MeKwcen, pavis. Milieu, and McCIoskcyi: ! Xivo •J:v irxth, Crunl tffnll, Dortw, Deacon, Uatko-s, Mooi'o, Hunt's). At Iliituau 264 E. Broad St., Westfield Prog rum.*; tit the various play- MlVMJpvm. grounds continued during the past Workshop At Rutgers AD 2-2900 1 in spilt? of tin Olympic ivj Westfifld residents. Mrs. ratlons, KugistraUon rllmhori to owr Alice C. Grant of 23U No. Clwsinut 3,100 nt Iho to grounds, and tho sum- St.. u tcachiT aL Wilson School, and INCLUDES mo i* sohedulc contlnu^U al n f»Lst Mrs. Winifred Michaels of 410 Roan- pact. Recently held on the grounds okc Rd., a irachor aL I<:disun Junior were n hut show, t>et show, anajuiah School, are nmong ,r)-1 pai-lici- Price Quality • Service other st>ccinl evonLs. in Uio Itmnnn Mutations in Find out for yourself how you add savings upon savings when you The* sports EChrrliilo.*) ;irc Kducatiort workshop for ft-food*shop at RAU'S . , . compare our price, qualify, service to all Ing QA planned. The Nnk Hockey. educators now in progress tit the others!.. We dare you to prove us wrong! and liop r Session yf ru, The pion.s for Hit? town ;no nil iU?tt*r- University. •ninoti. while (he M>ftbnl] UI;U:IM from Flic intensive Ihrcc-wcek grounds ;ire striving to hcKan July 7, covers Fresh "Irsl pl.-icc in a very close race bo- practices and techniques which will "vci'ii skilled tCNiius. | iiclp slutinntri lo clarify (Jwtr })L»r- The b;illooit uscvnslnn is the hlfi i snnal values find et:ahia!c their be- went this uivk. llJilf Iho play- IKIV:OT patterns, OUND jrounds senl up their h.ilfons yo.^- Special nulo will i*o made of ways rrday. a:ul T half partici- Ihcsi? s can l>o used witc this ndcTnumi in l:iis very pop- to ease problems of prejudice and ihir event. Winners of those foil-: dtafri initial ion Jiwl to raise the as* CHUCK Another New Item uons travfllin^ ilif Imu'e-st dist;intc \ pirntion lovels of chiUlron from ills- from Rau I rili \w uimoMnrod in Ihf iwav future, i :uhaiit;inf IHIIISCS. HLVSKIOS (IK* rogn- Tenrferl Smoked round is lioMiitR ;» fnokant for tlie|liiv fission::, tlitre will hv infornuil ; CHUCK nf ;nui CHUCK LOIN OF lieir surminjr pro;;iT,Lin, t);t WAGON +l fin* in*\l wiv hi? Ky< s* occur ill Iho t'i'U1 tif STEAK PORK roumfs me HK- l-';iir. two \wr minute thrmijiliout llu- wurk- In the I'ViMit hrld in American inchislry. STEAKS i I lit' pl;?>-j:t' I .-:.<• ••..^•^.•JI).I.T '/-'T an's Club, -oil, Mich. . n ."iV. • • • i • i"i "in iib i day Chits. -••_; ••->••-.. •-.•"•-.^-••v-. ;:i ^ Given in marriage by her father, fmevmiy tJeorge Suits an I"' •'"• Mr. and Mrs. Daniel P. Davis the bride wore a gown of white silk Ktmball Ave. re- . V and family of Providence, R( I. J J_ organza over taffeta with a bodice dt&inond fh&pa, • -.v.-.\-v*" ; • - "••••.,•, - from a mouth long -Yv.," .',, ."-".•-Ik - have moved into their new home at trimmed Jti Aleneon lace embroider- j5 the country, visit- 34 Sandy Hill R '" -' ' • -'-":.. : - .- ; : ' "- ..' • • "- m •;:-., .V. --".•" > '": •,-,•?• ;' finance committee of the club has r : 1 David Pitzer. USAF, ed College o£ Bmporia, Ran., and \\.'-.^ \:-" •" •"• -- •:.'«•;•; i.-,--,-/:-^".-.;-^^,-:^^ the couple will live in Tarbaro, carefully noted down, your Fairleigh - DicKenson University planned this informal summer get • Mrs.. Donald Pitzer friends advised as to gifts ;e St. is leaving today where he is studying educational together for members and their Activities Listed for assignment. Flight psychology. He plans to teach in this guests who are in town and watU to already chosen. Avoid gather lor an impromptu social The Newcomers' Club [ebb Air Force Base, area when graduated, •i duplication ami disappoint- Tex. .. ._.l_—..— ,_.^_ —••• •••••— if afternoon. Mystery gifts will be a feature of the affair. The Newcomers' sowing ciub will ments bv reqistanno fn Marilyn Haufler Feted not meet tonight. Jrs. K, L. Kummerow Further details and reservations The couples' bridge groups will be [Ave, recently return- Miss Marilyn Haulier was honored may be had by calling the chairman entertained tomorrow night in the [visit hi Forest Park, at pre nuptial parties by Mrs. E. E. MKS. W. H. PAKKER IV of the day Mrs. Frank diTroHo or (Mary E. Newcomb) homes of Mr, and Mrs. Charles \ Kummcrow's- mother, Crow of 581 Topping Hill Rd. andMrs. John Lavey. Schroth of 411 Quantuck La., Mr. j Kutnmerow, who re-Mrs. Samuel Friedman oi Watehuitg and Mrs, Henry Strode oi 816 Boule- Mountainside Group vard and Mrs, J. Witchcr Turner of Plans Fall Affairs J9 Woodbrook Cir- • tar r. I r It Monday the golf group will meet •^^vAVrt\A>v^wv\v^4rfiny**wy» Mountainside — Mrs. Joseph Rig- at the Pitch and Putt course at JEANN £JG, vice president and ways and 9:15 a.m. • Free delivery — anywhere Never a charge for credit • Free gift wrapping means chairman of the Woman's The tonnis group wilt play at 9 Club, entertained members of the a.m. Tuesday ot the Tairtaques 2O6 E, BROAD ST, ADAMS 3-0S29 ways and means committee at herCourts. The telephone committee summer home in Lindy's Lake this will not meet this month. WESTFIELD • N.J. O#\ L L week. Combining business with Wednesday the evening bridge OREW pleasure, tho committee discussed groups will meet at the homes of ALSO RUTHERFORD plans far fund raising affairs for the Mrs, Robert Jones of 843 Scotch JEWELERS* RIOGEWOOD • HACKENSACK fall. Of particular interest was thePlains Ave, and Mrs. Robert Tool planned bus trip to the Brotherhood of 52ti Lenox Ave. Winery in WsshingtonviUe, N .Y., in October, Vacationing? Keep in touch with ilio "Leader." Tell as when you return. On All Purchases Totaling SUMMER $1.00 or more ... LAST CALL (except certain fair trade items) •m PROTECT SAV NGS PLUS: YOUR/ SPECIAL TABLES OF MERCHANDISE Gifts and Accessories MARKED DOWN to offer you FURS/ Children^ arid Teen Clothing Tremendous Savingsl STORE WITH A ^°n't Miss this Opportunity to be far-sighted * *. Buy for future MASTER FURRIER Misses' and Women's Fashions tv A MINIMUM RATES f *ng at really great savings. Come in early while selections MAXIMUM CARE complete. FULlY INSURED CUSTOM CLEANING ST. 227 E. Broad Street vv 129-139 Cenirai Ave AD 2-4800 Rear Entrance to Municipal Parking Lot OPEN MONDAY and FRIDAY to 9 P.M. OR AD 2-1072 Closed Wed. During Free Customer Parking ot 132 Eimer St. Open Monday and Friday evenings REGUIAR CHARGE July and August THE WESTFXEU? last week iouna wu«*m* .7 •"TV &&%m2 the I University of Kansas previews for' Hemr W. Quini* Jr., mn ai Mrs. veiy busy. The mam *cfay- f prospective freshmen was Boger I Susan L. Fisher of 800 Forest ii JOT Saturtoy*s 1 Olympics Between times, the of 2140 Bayberry La, hag completed torn years* service in Playfield Activity comprised ^ ! * * ** the air force stationed &t Dow AFB, erounders manage to give & hat tlu mate host the Npk-Hockty Touraa- ******* Jtefr j James Eastman Smith, son of ,t and attending the University of * -Rita Collins iwk second Mrs. Sanford Smith of 329 Kimbalij j^ jo , H*J is now taking a summer un6 play McKirtey lygm a e MeKINLE4WC*Wi>*^-V* , _.. !" ^ * £-Tract ; ***<£*Kefld to° * tlurd.iiIil1 _ Mary Lawrence K&med to the banor roll of Glass-jAve., was named to the honor rot! j preparatory c&urse st Mud, of the past week at McK£ | -£ £ ^ « in saftbaU. J boro Slate College for the spring [ for the spring semester at the Uni-School, Plainfield, and will continue tor firsS pri A!3 the practice for tlie Foster of 2083 Ave.t K|6 y ««* spen• t -prii»i-Uw p^l^%idU tot wi* SW»H* »'»- was Patricia Komens&t versity of" North Carolina, college studies in the fall. ih-m,,i,.c m h hfld Saturday. Pt»t-1 n1081 !I1U J „„,• Uz Fri Olympics paid off for Cota&us. Ooreen U Mar- # * * * * * Olympics to beP held Saturday S3 Tna -U. Frtofo t« 337 Season PL have all Mountain A-ve*. Scotch Plains. Thev amaEsed 102 more points thm Hat Robert S. Vigrsoto, son of Mr. an4 C. Monteliofte has seen " were made, trials were run, an • ^ ••- i • r •• -i ^ i Something very special for this occasion . ; - fine China, - •"(", exquisite Linens, hand-crafted Crystal, occasional Furniture -. .•• -: '- - or Lamps >•* .a gift for your favorite brideff • 111"". • - .'• T I. •!• 1 _l i _ • J i. • i J ••"*• i • Suggested gifts shown . . . — Oxford bone china in a lovely pattern bf bly© wi^h platinum. "Bryrs Mawr/ 5-pc. setting ; - 27.95 Sferling siiver; so IraditionciUy "Steiff in 1, the 6-pc. place setting 40.00 Silver berry spoon 17,95 Sterling and olive wood salad ii-i- .", i.-iii-.i •• •', servers 17.00 it*?-;*-. :^-&i<"-v& Mayonnaise ladle „„„ „„,.. 7.75 Fosforia's Engagsmem exquisite crystal ...... each 3.50 . i iovety imported linens •-i Gravy Matching napkins ...... 18.00 doz. -,•?:••••% Ladle Damask cloths „— from 11,00 Hand embroidered luncheon sets from 8.50 Designed for sunny relaxation, these Italian mads leather and rope sandals are high style and cool comfort. Cttvewood Sot They 're moderately priced too. FmH Spoon \ T Occasional furniture to fin© mahogany or ond walnut . . - hand-finished by master crafts* Whatever Amount of TIME, SKIU ^ mem Is required we give W glodly end f° iab e 3 piece nested tables with 3n1ay 74,00 Complete Line of Orthopedic Shoes racks ,_.-.. 9.50 DOCTOR'S PRESCRIPTIONS ACCURATE Lamps in tole, brass, pewter, china, If yoy're looking far a 91ft for your favorite brkle, chances are we have the 163 E, BROAD ST. insids information obouf what patterns and pieces she likes best I OPEN MONDAY EVE 'Tit 9 * i! . h • 1 I '-/ m , JULY -II LTTHBU-JI IVE'I ^•f*»--J4-Ji'!. mm WESTFUSU> •# ; Sargent of 84 Fair HIM Dr., h»U cbimm?y sweep brooms. the "aiost original" Here this vtmk. Miss tamse Sar$est vis- To Wed DAR Regent Names Betrothed p was selected to bpii, %n$ Barbara Efige! spared 'Uftd $1% PMsch*$ ia Swit^^-la^ ftp* portray l'Mary Poppius." best f^wered -hat, wi 1 Committee Heads yficlds ••s.: three -Wfidfes and returned here characters chosen were; * Havas receiving honorable .Mrs. (Mrs. sFMsch. Mrs, Ralph A. Hall of 547 E. Jim Delia Russo: "Miebael Brown, for the tpwn i vlsitin: Broad St., regent of Westfidd chap- from previous page) Chris Nelson; "Jama Erown," Liz tournament was held ¥\ ter, DAR. bas named the committee and the girls lost 3040. Collecting Augustine. who competed for the tamor <^ f P•ij i J chairmfe& in serw (luring her tenure hits for the boys are Marvin WhaWy, The Hat Show was held Wednes- reseating Wilson at the Iowa tour. of office. Robert Fiorina, Mark PalasHs, Dave day morning, P&rticiparvts were; naxnent were: Valerie Hevas* S^ Chapter chairmen of national com- Bag ColeswoHhy, Jack Watkias, an3 Neil $cbambref Drew Scbambre, Lis j i,an<3au( Johu • • i - mittees are: Mrs. Richard C. Eich- Augusiine, Mickey. Slmrm m4 Deb- eer. Tom Donald Keiter, JKW«*- Kevin Banner. Dm Cwpo* Charley ter, American Indians; Mrs. John Pete C&oke, Mike Mocker, Larry Ve#a. Paul Herron, Jasepr Furh- My Burke, Kim O'Donnetl, tany En- 1 • -I W.'Shera, American heritage; Mrs. man, Pudgy Palssits, Toin Coo^an, Leslie Askanas, David %m&tA| K.sgeiE.ugei,, JaJayy McX^Ral^, F«£e K John h, Everhart, Americanism aiui Mike Giordano, Frank Wells, Dave Jeff Zande, Havss, Pam Mark MacDosald, Pete SchmWt DAH manual for citizenship; Mrs. Scott, and Ales M-oltviatls also play- Rich Grodziak. Tom WUHams was Laurence E> Wouters, children of ed. Trisha Henity, Barbara Engei, the winner. the American revolution; Mrs. WU- The giHs who played were Peggy Maur» McDertnott, Titty SfeHs, The «raffc at Wilsoa pieyground Uam A. Risberg, DAR good citizens; Hog^n, LuAaa DeMUt, JiU Griffiths, Chris Nelson, Wendy Laubcr, San-cly was mosaic tiles. Many attractive Mrs. Folkert P, Vender Meuien, ash trays, hot plates and coasters is Robin Griffiths, Judy Townsenda Rita Selvig. an 1 L ^ •' ••- *.•*. the parents of their fifth child, a &M, combination picnic and swim party The bride was escorted to the altar the Olympic Parade, selecting as Margaret Mary, July 12 in Muhlen- at the home of Mrs. Charles Irwin. by her father. Miss Ann Marie ID, N. J.-Cor* South & ftsMriaV-Cor; W- 7th & Clinton Catanzaro was maid of honor and their theme "Mary Poppins and the USE MARTIN'S CONVENIENT CHARGE OR BUDGET 1094 Arlington Ave.—306 Somerset berg Hospital. Three prospective members were Chimney Sweeps," they mado signs, •fc- * * welcomed and a short business Arthur Mazzucca, brother of the PAYMENT PLANS iDrN. J.-11 E Broad Christina T.ynn is the name Mr. meeting was hsl± The club will not bridegroom, was best man. and Mrs, James Ridge of 92 Fair meet during the month of August. The bride Is a graduate of Trinity Hill Dr. have chosen for their new The next meeting wHI be held Sept. College, Washington. Her husband is HAPPY BIRTHDAY -vom daughter. The baby has throe broth- 15 at the Mountainside Inn. a graduate of Pingry School, Hill- ers and two sisters. side; Lehigh University, Bethlehem. Pa,, and Columbia University Grad- uate School, New York City, Ho is is Colonial Dining Room employed by Haskins & Sells in New York City, 2029727 * ELM ST. WESTFIELD WESTR&Di The newlyweds hove returned from a motor tour of Italy and are FUA & QUIMBY STS, Your Fri s at Jarvis residing in Glen Ridge. AD 2-6718 SPECIAL Vacationing? Keep in touch with the I From Mom and Dad STORES ALSO IN CRANFORO AND PLAINFIELD COMPLETE DINNERS "Leader," Tell us when yaa return* j -• • $1.65 to $1.95 Served from 5 P.M. to 7:30 P.M. STILL GOING ON • •. of Beef .. 9 Lamb, Brown Gravy n *•» Meat loaf. Brown Gravy.. SUMM ARANC Sirloin Steak, Onion Ring* , WHILE STOCK LASTS Veal Cutlet, Tomato Sauce ON TABLES Casserole ^•*«*4«t«ni*#ai««ii»ii »»i l«t of Sole, Tartar Sauce SPECIAL - - GROUPS SPECIAL - I/3 OFF ~ GROUPS Sea Scalfops -.„. ,_.„„, - V% OFF - Seafood Platter „ and Handbags Coors Dusters f Sleeveless Shirts Jewelry Suits Robes Crab Cutlet, Sliced Tornato,.. Short Sleeve Shirts Ham Steak, Tomato Sauce,- INCtUDING RED CROSS, JOYCE, LIFE STRIDE, ETC. Slippers Blouses Tube Girdles Umbrellas Jackets Bras Long Sleeve Shirts Steak, Tomato Sauce WOMEN'S DRESS SHOES AND „. Shorts TEENS' FLATS Classic Sweaters Tomato Sauce „_.•._..._ Swim suits Summer and Transitional Dresses Tomato Sauce . „„.*.„. Slocks tti and Meat Sauce (No Vegetable)....— 1.65 FURTHER REDUCTIONS Dresses Pajamas, Nightgowns, Slips and Baked Beans 1.65 t On Spring and Summer Dress and Sport Styles of * Beef Hash with fried Egg.v 1-65 Omelet, Sliced Tomato RED CROSS, JOYCE, LIFE STRIDE, ETC. Little Girls • Young Juniors •'Juniors • Misses priced at only JARVIS COMPLETE SANDWICH SPECIAL! LUNCHEON price 90c NOVELTY SWEATERS FINE VALUE - WERE TO $16. •ARV1S COMPLETE HOT LUNCHEON $1.10 STOP IN AND BROWSE THROUGH OUR FIRST NEW FALL AND BACK-TO-SCHOOL "MAKE RANDAL'S A FAMILY AFFAIR COLLECTIONS OF APPARSl FOR ALL THE GIRLS IN YOUR FAMILY. HOME MADE SOUPS Doctors' Prescriptions Carefully Ftlfod ^^__^_^___Mmt^^^m^mJJM_^.^——M___—^^^ _^ ^__^ —. ——.—_,_ M_^_ ...... Full Un& of Orthopedic Shaft* ASSORTMENT OF SANDWICHES An Unequaled Opportunity for Unsurpassed Savings foe your Fitting Comfort FOUNTAiH SERVICE In Open ST, 2-36B0 rear . . . Monday SPECIAL FAMILY NIGHT walkway & EVERY THURSDAY to Qiiimby • ^ D! Monday Evanlngn Street Official Girl Scout Equipment Center NNSR._..$1,65 CHRDREN'S DINNER—_ 121 Qulmfoy Street 232-1131 THURSDAY, JULt Other Menus S Highlights In Women's Fashions • 3 The . States For forward papers without extra but digestion will be aided U it charge aiiywttere Ifl tfee UfiStefl controlled whiW eating. I Variety and Flavor Are Found Address Change ti, Avoid becoming overly fatigued j Hints For Perking before eating. It is most wise to en- j In Pensylvania Dutch Foods courage your children to elunisafce the haxd play activities before a meal is to be served. By MAEV W. ARMSTRONG, into hot fat in a circular motion that mer Appetites Senior County Henw resulted in a form like a curled Address Summer is the season far fairs snake. Most of the watchers wore week io adifiuw* and many have a special emphasis eating or preparing to eat a large ANNE I-. SHEELEN body's temperature with the sur- Molds and Mildew extra paper to a flew and interest. The KuL&townt Fa., brown funnel cake msdc C*tmty &ea>? Economist rounding air, making the person Polk Festival is keyed to the way <& this batter, which resembled a Is your family fmdiag it almost j feel cooler. A suggestion here to Summertime Woe life vt the "Pennsylvania Dutch" coil of rope. In most cases it was too hot and humid to eat and t-njoy j bear this out would be soup served folk. This annual, well attended fes- drizzled with Lhick syrup and broken paper from goto* to the their meabst If so, what ideas have j with a dinner that featured a main By CAROLVN F. VUKNUS tival just concluded demonstrated off in pieces with the fingers for i without U» wttV* y©u used to help stimulate appe- course &al3 •-S rF Keep Cool With Our •#$ VICTORIA •vi Caribbean luxury cruises at the Mesh Garments lowest rates of the year This Falf. make it a complete vacation to a sunny des- Made by Camp — Rengo — Flexees — Remo — tination • », an exciting cruise to the Caribbean, where summer is stilt in full bloom! And for the best cruise Smoothie ond many others of all, choose the VICTORIA. Every high-season luxury feature of this alMirstclass cruise ship Is yours to en* -t '• joy at the lowest rates of the year ... 3 orchestras, professional entertainment, pre-reiease movies in a Supplies on mesh and other garments are limited 2-story theatre, full round of festivities day and night, exquisite international cuisine with sumptuous outdoor as the manufacturers close for the month of July luncheons and midnight buffets. Every cabin has pri- for their vacations. vate bathroom, over 90% of the cabins aro outside. And the VICTORIA'S renowned all-ltallqn personnel wfll serve you in their traditional superb manner. So get them now while getting is good FALL CRUISES AT THRiFTSEASON RATES and keep cool on your vacation NOV. 5-14 DAYS-7 PORTS-from $480 to $695 as well as home. Sfock'up Sale! St. Thomas, St. Maarten, Martinique, Trinidad Barbados, Antigua. San Juan. Our Mid-season sale is now In progress on well mere far.,, more caat... Children's Famous Mo NOV. 20, 7 DAY CRUISE TO NASSAU, from $240 to $345 T 2 days, 1 right in Nassau with ship your hotel. known name brands — Lily of France - Youth- ow fashion fgp your mosey Winter Sleepwear NOV. 27-11 DAYS-4 PORTS-from $365 to 5535 craft — Remo - Peter Pan and many others. e n nov/ and St. Thomas, Martinique, Antigua, San Juan, ;; * , <>' selection of fine quality furs b\ assorted prints ofheavyfeni** DEC. 8-9 OAYS-2 PORTS-lram $2SQ to $420 5 boys wkh Take advantage of this timely sale San Juan and St Thomas. "Bonus"'cruise at Waiat and special rates. to replenish your wardrobe CHRISTMAS-NEW YEAR GALA CRUISE-DEC 18 ci// at Oor ver/ pcla 0. fSf V|8 r°RIS ' Martinique, AUGUST SALE PRICES Our store is Air Conditioned for your 3.25 ard 3 JO fitting comfort sets of heavy weight brushed Thereafter... 10 WINTER CRUJSES: Jan. 3-6 Days y or girls: Two complete pairs, ays 4 Ports Jfln 21 -"5I PortP°nnls • IFeb ^K. 4-12"J4! Days-E -6 Ports "- Feb-. 38-1~"4 Day Dayss and one coordinating solid, both with -7 Ports • Mar £-13 Days-6 Pores • Mar 1B-13 Wo carry garments to fit ever^ need 8L8T1 COSTS & SUITS, TOD fcct Yellow or blue, sixes 1-2-3-4-' Days-6 Poni1 • Apr. 1-lQ Days^-3 Ports . Apr. 11-5 \ Days-Bermuda-Apr. 16-12 Days-5 Ports. 2 for 4.59 Jn *n r4Ets usually 2. for 6.00 See Your Travel Mail And phon* ord*r* d\l%d on \J[ »MEVAIU£ nrres :^j 148 EAST BROAD ST. u t • , » -^~- WESTFIELD 277 PAHK AVE,, NEW YOHK 17, N.V. Phono LX, 233^2615 unrfarUL.tMun JU^Utry "v j(u.l!.m "The Foundation of Our Business Is fhe jf&m Rih Foundulicm for Your Figure" WEStfFSELD iK..^).XJUM>V)K»:'TRBSBAYt JW $2, 1SS5 •*•- Wm&$ Highlights, the participants portray- •hop both ed the Haw York World's Fair, the 1964 Presidential election, the Miss -.MM "-••••••• -'";•' .round Also Mr. er Center was shown with Mike •?•• •*- . .!£... L Mr. Strong Man, Miller, Chris Utpia, and Albert Mm .- f .< JT downs and others zueea as bartenders. Representing . • ab- . • | . I |-|> t\\e four .candtdate& ID the 19S4 Pres- rf holders, atri other idential election were Jim Matwsack, •i.- -- V • I singing ai the rear Alan Deom&eleg, Jobn Hawaiian, -'l' nbers of the parade and Tom Anderson. Laurie Lupia as ~C - :.' ,'• . • •*••• L" •'."."•"."' -. ~i~'' i "•-"1 ; '.""•'' ' • • •' •-'• •-•.' • :'\ _ • ' • ' •- •" •- •'- ' '• •' I r' - • L'.—. ">•• . • • - j !• • i_ "I'IJ. • "."..""•. "~" "• f; ' •"" "I • ''• • " "-" I " • -.1 I ' 3 '.""" • ' •" " . . • '- •...-.-.•,. . .- '.,•_-.• •••„"• "•• j. . . ..i.. - _„ •, /,...•.'. j,_ . . .--. . •..".'-.!... -- " • i -':I'I""^;V..'i • /i-i.^....'-'••• • "'-. • "\l. ". • -. •-• '. • ' • . • . :-. : j •:"£-• , •••-• •: •- •..,•./••rS - - :L---••-•:•.• • . . <_• ••.-.•- •••• ^ • .- " .- • ••:•/•-i. •• • ,\- ..-.•• ^ •;.• -• "."'.^ 1?rL-^"'" "-" . -- '•• -- •• L.'1 - : • - • - i •'/' •• . Miss America and Lynn Jacob, ' '•'•..'- . ._- L". , . •*.-,! -, • V D - I • "^ I • ' i ~ '• ' ~. - • ' '•' ' ' • •* '- ' - "• • • i1- "••-•."-'•• ' -*• '•"'•"i '.' '•' -' ': • ' • ' -. - . I. - practice, hard work, 1 ;•:';.,' : .-'."^ .•.•'-,• .^ - '..."•:"..'•'-..... I '!! -\. "..."." ,' :. ' •• " "..':,"?.-:• -1-' ':• • ','-- "•- -'• '- • - '-•-"-•--',u,-, E---/'I -.•>- -• •_•••:•• ^:- . • .;. •- • •_—_-. - - • •_: £ ended with a very Kathy Kelly, and Debbie Nichols L "'-.'-.' —•'- '"<.'-' :,-'-• ."'''--••.'' - "-". "v ••' •" •" ;•."-' -' '' • ""-'•••'• '-.''-• 1.1- siJ ''' •S-'1 -;'..•'•• ••• ."•••. ,••-•'-••• i'" .• •;'-.' •S.'- :..'/ •'.; ", " • _ • j rewarding Olympic were among tbe contestants in the -.-.j .•.-••."•'--•-• -i . ,.-.•-• • --•.••-••-•••'•> • •\--r • • L •:''-""-r'-^ -r","j'"'"V •-••!:=-•',---:'L.;n"^' .--^:??'->'"--^ •,.-^"^ .J \'-.- . -.-•- ' - :oln Playground beauty pagearst. The astronaut who took a walk- in space was Johnny - ••-'> —••.•_••.: ••••, HowelL and Mike Kelly became • ^ -» •• •^••_' • i.. st of the " 1 another special Nikita Khrushchev for an hour. ,1. .- - -- -.".••".•— •>",••-•.-,•••-.• •' ^ 1-^ ...... ". '•-•', _."1"1 .I-'.1 i ••!"•- • I" ^.^ - . "1 •!.••••-• II • •• ery enjoyable, .. i - ., . . : - .i-i, - -... j . . -t. •. L I . " V= Hunoiag for Washington on the "-. •> • • • • • J , • • - I 0 • • • I ' I nved • - ^ A-" •-" - -• -••' ..\-^--' ^ -• ._.. •' • i »• • ., 1,1. r .... -.-.'•T Lil-i "• , i .^"i I . . a "Hai Show" _ _ - • -m girl's relay team were Janice Hcm- * § # ynine playgrouwters eymar, Nancy Owslen, Xiiane Lupia, wearing everythin Sue Lupia, Katy HoweU, and Linda i. . -i • r i ' - . : ---•- i to kitchen pots Anderson. Tire boys' relay team was winters receiving ri composed of Jim Matusack, Mike ^ r a Geff Cr : •-• . • • o ow;&: Miller* John Hanrahan, Mike Kelly, 5. :. •• •a four-foot top m • • •^-i-; • g Alan Deombeieg, and Tom Ander- 1 :fc T - > Uy prettiest Hot ••-v- u son. • ,. hat with a beautiful J Winning awards in the various -•:. • - cements), Jean KU- events in the Olympics included the .i-" • ' bank Original (a hat with following: Tom Anderson, first place f ' oimd events mounted trophy for softball throw; Katy ir. Elters—Handiest -Hat Howell, second place medal for soft- 'V- two fresh for fall y\\ the handy tools and ball roll; Nanejr Hawkins, second lid around the house), place medal for softball roll; John ^"£ •i i — Healthiest Hat Hanrahan, third place medal for Wntfm k*li* ihm «»ler IM aitdl then shower cap were all fc mm broad jump; and Tom Haehalis, .,&• dreNehe* the er«eit«i«il trlw oilet materials needed . i> .. ;- - third place medal for the throw. 1. y appearance* f and color! Aside from preparing for the "^•-•--L f i — Fastest Hat Cat* Olympics, the Hat Show was held -_^ • j /.!•:• • i was a motor > with 3 large number of children par- >* ^ • ^ • ticipating,' There were many good now • * tiere at f th? week was "me-ideas displayd, but the following f sh trays, hot plates, were the winners of the ribbons: home, enroute or wherever you go! among the finished Cindy and Debbie Nichols, prettiest; fauot tweedy kulu th«t are ver* Dine, For the smaller Lynn Jacobs, fuuxriest; John Bosh- , napkin holders made Ser, most modern; Sue Lupia and Mtlla wardrolH) expan^eri into fall. ^ * plates decorated with «^ J J Nancy Owsten, most original, and Shown i Hippie knit crochet trim* very popular. Linda Anderson and Linda VJllane, *>*>• \ha best citizen of the most work dene, Honorable mention m* SHINGTON Tiie craft of the week was mosaic •^ crocheted edge. 8^38 Avocado tiled. Ash trays, bracelets, and i C ek at Washington play- ' "• with Wfe, . St.M.. Three coasters, among other things, were sent preparing for the hanker* trey tweed * knit. i] Saturday. In devel- (Continued on next page) j| ••"- : 'I ' *me of 1964-65 News Dre#*e» Tapper's Third Float and Shot I .Htlli Mall " = V -I ••• i .'---•• •• •• * I • • -• .^..v-r'-...^^••V'..;.i----:-^'V- ^.-. • • • 'If- •• L • . if r-\- .1. . . .. - Ft -''-C -• -• -' I1- L'W 11 -;. , ^.i ' ..'\.. ' i'^Jji Lr ••••••.- v •^•. '-. <,•-. ^v -'.... • > . • Ly-:-\"--^. - •~j/,i-v -'jj" r*:' :Jr,hwi :. >" * Ml "M J ! *i-j >"».* -L-i « ^ 1^- -,-i-^. •i : 1' r-v •••-'• - 'O-'. ...!•- • ' .L. C - •';:; bi _ >.-_ .. • •••'.. . •••„•• >• •?-. :• - i - A^ ••• i<- - - .. i . . .. —.. I. ..•r- - i .. :, .LiCi • • " :•.•'•-:•;•• • -• >'• • •• •.••••••,• • ;, -i \ -' •-.• ^ "-• • •- •*-•-•- '."'•/.'• •.•--• \' I • 1 ' • •- t\- -.' ; -•i " r • ifr. • . •••• - J' 5 -••• / •: • - ^ : -. • . • . £J v: _ ^ • . J^ -; ..», • i.- •-. •• • . -.' .'^ • •-. ^ -. \--- • -• - • • ; i • ,-*i. ':,-•- - •. • - • :. i__. r -L • • i :..»..,.•. jf.iff.ii t ... / \S:' -•< i..."--r ••»!-, -• .1 -• '^ - ...• - - - 'S-' •i \ ., -. 1.1. • ..." ,1 :": ;•-. - 'i- .-3 "• ^. V '• - -• >_ _ ^ . " .' ". • - ^i" :• . •. - I . 7y •n-JL -. ih- | - . _* -^;. «• ;•?;-• 1 . F.,^ • ^ iir--.-. if .•K,f-t . i V . ^ ^ semi-annual I *. r- " r-A s clothing "»" . f f ." TPi * 20% of£ lackey-Freeman, H. Freeman and Sons, ftuppenheimer ami Ccdarbrooke suiit* reduced from regular stock, Regulars, sho© sale! spring and summer drosses snorts, longs, extra longs, portlys and savings for chllilren! snort portlys. Spring And summer stylei. v» mid, high Additional group reduced from Block and low heels ]>Iua flati , * # assorted including one ««d two-pieeef costumcsf hut in broken gowni . * * dressy and tailored. ^IV'i juniors' re?. 23S.125 1.49*3.19 . 89,50-HG.OO T2.0O 8.90^0*90 were 14.9849.93. glrl*s n.98-69.98. reg, and pre-teen cares SB 12.00-46. reg. 1.49-3.79 . freeman reg, 1I.95-15.95, 8.90-10,90 half **«• 155.0 17.98*55. glrl*s aborts sets ?i"-"-Ms famous name atttnlfl rei. 2.98-8.98 2nl 9-5.79 B 10*90-12.90 9 name shuks ladies suminer suits ^,9545.00 10, 5-28, boy's summer pajamns ^ Famous name suits, two and three piece barefoot originals costumes, all reduced from regular «g, 19,95 stock, Misses and half sizes in each ts furnishings group. Iioy's Kpovt zhlrtH and wore 19,9B. shirt lucH — 14.90 group of iWron nnil colion and reg 16.90 re*. 2.9B4.9S™ 2.59 ea* or 2 for 5.1 in wl)|,c atR| vari ous 27. II 1st a 3S.0O und 39.98. 26.90 3.39 3 lt reg, 11.95, 7.90 Clilldrcn*! Warld,Tepper s Second Floor were 45,00 s&d 29.90 p of pnrc P0k FJUmfield and Short Hilk Mall ro Shoes, Tepf*er*a Street Floor, and Suits, Tepper's Third Floor Plahificld mid Short Hills M«U FMafield and Short Hills Mall ,^. Short Hills Mall SWIMMING Thirsty Thief OS. te XJU4»atr TUESDAY, WLY 22, zens ADLERS MANUFACTURING DIAMOND JEWElEftS NO«TM AVE..WKT • Our Special Gift Offer ENDS „ Dally to 6:30 1>.M, Mon, £ B*r|, 'Til 6 P.M. This Friday -- July 231f Here is convenience and service at its finest . . . When it comes ta money matters, come to the "KSK Mountainside Office of The National Bank- You'll every banking and trust service in* pleasant, spa: surroundings. There are two "drive-up" banking' dows whkh permit you to make banking transact DETECTO BATH SCALE without leaving your car, a "watk-up" teller's wine Plain THREE-PIECE CARVING SET safe deposit facilities and plenty of free parking Hondioma dutgn with mognlfltd dial. Accurate en any iuriae*. Wall modi for Madm by Rigenr*Sh»fflftld, tH« \ modern, community banking at its best. Slop long w»or. nam* In «urlory. Sturdy "fortv*r SKIRT stain l*u ' ' for a personal visit. FREE gifts for new accounts As a special introductory offer, you will choice of any of ihe gifts shown at left with any TROUSERS savings account of $50 or more, or a deposit of or more to an existing savings account at ihe M Beautifully Cleaned and Pressed 5 tainside Office. One of these free gifts can a' ' yours with a new checking account of $500 or ff or a deposit of $500 or more to an existing hec FOLDING TRAVEL CASE account. For the finest in "full-service" BEACON "SEA ISLE" BLANKET Fold» flat bul open* to a full 19" x 12'* banking ... and o free gift . . .open your A fu|| 72" x 90" ln * 6". Perfect for travel, »POFJ», laundry, at the new Mountainside Office. Jo- year-round . tchool, «tc. w 1o taro for. BANKING HOURS Monday through Friday-8:0O a.m. to 2:00 p.m. Monday evenings-6:00 p.m. to 8:00 p.m. "Walk-up" Banking Monday through Fnday-7:30 to 8:30 a.m. and 2t00 to 6:30 p.m. "Drive-up" Banking Mondays—8;00 p.m. lo 8;D0 Tuesday through Friday— WESTFIELD f.JOUNTAiNSIBE 8tOQ a.m. to 6:30 p.m. Member Fetierol Deposit Insurance THE WESTFlEfcO SKSffi: tti m&&m asks J -• r_L A * •. t iviil bfi frcsh- jtiion Junior Col- fan rt*4 readings in f L. -. •< - -. •.:?: SSi'Tl red by Albert W cry Department m* of Prof, Waller iVnnV .•-.-• mm E d Prof. Saul Or t incoming chairman .,' •- -^.i -•,---—. - . ,| L _. .JlJ fljlVlIjTj "• . e col- «?' "f IT ^~.'"' l*OM"fr"l .--i-- n^li±A &_ .A-iJ^hri^i. .it. at least five of \A* "• - •. opening of class- iv F ^ -1. ~ reading will not i r will you be ex- j !r!i purpose erf this ^ •::>,-. her your oduca- r all, is the main orning to Union rr; •-"• Prof. Mattimore •SB • T-" •*.-:-=' .-T-ri t^" >J- - - -A JI iMibA role. ?••: jf-rj heads said all of ?^.r an be borrowed i. • ,-.| -*- - :i. Xz say in hard cov- r » - n i . 1 of the tit'-es are aaclc editions. \?'.J- stion that better- a distinct advan- idics. This is es- i infilish, which is Bl dents, and in his- red for all liberal 3» 3 an elective for 1 the department incoming fresh- R P_ D U C L Q t is only a guide ^ l J L s >.^^^--J-yrvJ'.~.•.•^:,^v"t.'-^ ^^--• ^>^'•^ •'-:-'^-:-••J•-* ^^^^^i*•'-. ;, and no attempt . - , V, o select represen- n i ?>"•;••' •^•\I^^ V't".-J"^:-;":"';''v •'••!''•[!• -•=•'••'''!" mm wrrr quality and i i • •" I y i i L 'i • i' "- r i - . ,, T" T. .j T- ."I"» . i" i i ~ .'. . •—i-'uajd.i'.-. . • according to jev- r '. r/i • * • U ' • F •1. , £, ,j- , ., . ._r-,.. d time periods," •^^P qH U • ..v'-:BF^IB- B••*-.-'< BH ^ I I II l^l"l"l ••• I|PL ^Ti'.;:•:•"-_":.? '.isy-"•-:•?.:•:•':" •-.-.^-,-r_-i i hn» •-•"•• ""i •• i r~i^h «Mr^" ^^i/1 i^ i~ta o rr i ri I^H ^ L_LJ """l*l__Jl" ^Ji ^J iads sold- •-- -•-, '••- L from Jean Paul |jr--v-o:.«c to "On the Truth .,,1 aith, Book Four: ?••••>-• Thomas Aquinas Kicsman's "The :tf:*" Aristotle's "Poll- i J _ ' I '! : ."L ' T O iVK F r - -- _ V r include: •:/;>! by Leo Tolstoy, --• - —' - •'-•.". J •-v.1^1 , ..«:• d "Of Education" 1 • ••. '••'• V-,: ^T=-.1 Vnture of the Uni- :- •"_':••":&."'":•••• us, "Great Dia- i -7.-: -^F->i-:-:: anger" by Albert Eovary" by Gus- an and Superman" d Shaw, •'The'Dl- Danto, "Histories1* lie G a L ii e r i n g Winston- Churchill, A TJ L> Of'F' d" by Aldous Htix- "Hi :-1 V fr -.Vni KVF\-.: rom Freedom11 by "-••-. fi'. oby Dick"' by Her- •1-V'f. l& ri •••••. iL: •> "ri I I ies Names I. ^_.. --:-^ Director •?•-. '"• •!•" tandising ™ r • • •- J_l-i I j Ht->-^> •iii.?^i:;r^.k'l t of Westficld has , -. d r> ._* i . ?.._.. . tor of mcrchandis- hes, a division of •: ... v • on. Announcement ant was made by --> •::- _•*•••• rey, president. The tures toothbrushes il brushes, d Johnson & John- narkcting capacity saby products and a bandages before to Tek Hughes in ved as director of cctor of profossion- as assistant to the •st Englcwood, Mr. yted from the Uni- Dame. He is mar- ' Catherine Kcrvick They live at 306 9S to 24.95 four children. mps (top row) w 19.95 to 34.95 JL JL iiwile PBA • 1,000 sample lamps, y Rice has P sident of Mountain- many matched pairs! 'K Benevolent ly vice president b 9.95 9.95 ta s John N. » extra sales-people from tlic v\ local's trcas- extra wrappers! Slate PBA dole- T1IREL DAY LAMP SPECIAL.! Exactly 913 magnificent sample lamps, hand-picked from America's finest unoxpired term Ho succeeds C. makers . . . tagged M> to V2 off ... and more! A sale so big, it overflows Snio 3 extra departments! Sketched are lust resignation no phone or mail! bpeomes ef- a SAMPLING of Koos vast assortment; come see them all! The very lamps you've admired in Koos own Galleries, f the month. * all cash-and-carry! model rooms and decorator magazines, many now less than wholesale! You'll save as much as 50% . . . even more! il/RVtVE IN 'G5 Includes Traditional, Contemporary, Provincial, Colonial, styles. Select scale desk lamps . . . show-piece living- * at Itahway store only! room lamps towering an impressive 54 inches tall! Candlestick, classic column, "shoji" designs! Lamps inspired by priceless Etruscan antiques and lovely Mediterranean designs! Lamps of smooth alabaster, stoneware, milk glass, textured pottery, delicate French glass! Imported bristols, sparkling Italian lead crystals, richly detailed woods! c Dealer Brass, pewter, bronze! Each with custam-coordtnafed shade . . . yes, even costly decorator shades of Belgian linen, Processing — hand-sewn silk, tortoise-shell patterned parchment in silver and" gold . . . arvd mare! This gigantic sale is only at and stills l . .. • film* To Us 1. Koos Rahway Store. So, rush to Koos Rahway . . . there are many PAIRS . . . others one-of-a-kind! Today, Friday r fhe or Saturday, day or evening! Remember, eariy birds get biggest choke! 'Production! B RAHWAY, ROUTE 27..PKWV. EXIT 135 • ™ 2:"S9 FREEHOLD STORE, ROUTE 9 " PHONE HO Z 0323 DPEN 6 NIGHTS, EVEN SATURDAY -EASY TERMS PARSIPPAMY, ROUTi 5$ * W»NE BE 4-4100 Fftt«2 THE WEStTIEtD C\T. J.) Ll&DEH, THURSDAY, JULY 82. 1965 IETTFJIS TO THE THE WiSTFIil LEADER By Al YOUR EDITOR IN COM wlDf TAX prior to the fc «T WMtftett, Kew J^rafcp, by tb* Witt- Audits Company. As I^dtU tion. Tbte week's tulumn is made up of Internal a O&txMi Piper tor tin Tovi of IS ESSENTIAL. the correct answers to the ques- tions on income tax audits which i fi.Stt per_y*fcr Is* advance. 16,00 out of county. and \ : SB KlP*. Street, W«»t8tta, H. f. WORDS WILL BE M have been most often asked by the No anonymous or readers of this newspaper. Ietu-ra will be considered. Q.—Uo yon have any publicatipn Jersey JPreaa Association this [at!Dual Editorial teiters must be written oolr that explains what to do if ypu Moat OH one side of paper and f called in for *n audit? audit p?>ly typewritten. A.—Yes. there is Internal NATIONAL AWTBft SPEKIDING AH letters must Service Document No. 520S, "If a random OVER 42O0 FOR "JUeodcr" ofiice by FrWay U Your Return Is Examined." It is its a high A AMD ALL they are to appear io the follow- available without charge from your claimed LATEST tug iy^uc local Internal Revenue office/ • * Q.—I've been requested to come audited are S. EVEBBTT Editor FOR Th*? "Leader" reserves the KIDS in for an audit of my return. Why other, all right to reject or edit a»y can't this be done in the local of- have their WHEftE conform to "Leader" fice I go to for information? turns are A—Probably the local office you Periodic check THURSDAY, JULY 22, 1965 Noise refer to does not have *r full-time a return eontr office auditor. ministration. Editor, Leader; A Dream Fades Audit personnel are usually only Q.—As a result- CongralulatSon3 on your article located in offices where, the volume return I gotaB There was a sadness in the recent observances of 'The Noise Problem" in the July 15, of work makes their / this happen VB|. the 20th anniversary of the United Nations. It was 1965." issue ol the "Leader." I should praclicahle. In most cases, A like io go a few steps further and -- Ves, it ^ 9 personnel are located at offices con- The object of founded with the hisfhest of hopes—that, unlike its say that Westfielders eould make a venient to taxpayers so that long predecessor, the League of Nations, it would really itor 8 Corner MOTOR VEHICLE giant contribution toward this end. sure that the trips will not be necessary. lee ted from « secure the peace and relegate wars to history. Jus- QUESTION BOX First: As Io autoSt and motorcycles, Q,—When my return was audited, find taxpayers tice would prevail throughout the world, and the EDITORS GET OKAY (AND CRANKY) let's have the police bear THE WESTFIEU* encampment at Langley AFB, Va. only for inspecting molars but for checking the cut* 121 CENTRAL AVENUE ADAMS 1-0239 vonian policy-most the same- party, Th# national GOP Classes are held daily, Monday ting edge of chain saws. Maries Johnson is the girt Jltege commencement is excluded as &n alternative, It is through Friday, from 8:30 to 11:30 Lieutenant Douglas, son of L. M. -a into sharpening not impossible that a third party of a.m. Douglas of 323 Prospect St., has been , past constituency, the left-«a revival of the Proges- Tha 104 students in the College a member of the AFROTC unit at ierals. They bumped sive Party "at a higher state"—will Readiness Program will begin class- Otterbein College, Wesierville. Ohio, Humphrey supplied app£3J: again on the scene. But es in the fall at SO colleges and uni- where he received his bachelor's de- trgia or pressure in would Bobby be witling to become versities throughout the United gree in social studies upon gradua- I O defeat the anti-poll the new Henry Wallace? States. Thirty-three of them will be tion in June. to the Voting Rights freshmen at Union Junior College. The lieutenant, a graduate of skirmish continues Among the colleges they will at- PlainfieM High School, was actively WESTFIELD STORES iholds the bombing in M4* ^ tend are: University of Oklahoma, engaged \n the flying and support 'the intervention on WANT Seton Hall University, Rutgers Uni- phases of operations at the Tactical \o. When ADA—of versity. University of Massachu- Air Commaiia a ^SLL^. OPEN MONDAY member Humphrey ADS setts, Newm-k Slate College, New He is married to the former Anita Of C ian at the time of York University, Monmouth Col- K Murphy, daughter of Mr. and lege, Ohio State University, Fair- Mrs. Michael Murphy of 1099 N. leigh Dickinson University, Univer- Ridge Hd(> Columbus, Ohio. i 41 -v 4- N checking account "1 went for the best.. . •• • . IL I , , . — , ' " I- at NATIONAL - • -X • 1 ••!•'•••• • I- L • - J -i" .-/••. •!. - - ' . ' ' * V "•"•-•' J_ iJ, •• • ' -•. • • ; \ • i ••. • i • •'.'.'- . . ... . ;/ l -••! - >' - -i •_:,-• : Gtnmm frutn nrp now In WP Hi JUT ThlH •"•? tit WnUvr Inc., UrtiliMr* of ' :rs -• J '-•-•. '- r We like doctors ... doctors like us. • -• • # They enjoy the added convenience of using their Blue Ribbon Courtesy 'ft-' j • ri Cards to cash checks at any of our 10 L I . • • ice and Invitation offices* And National State has more >'• '. offices * . „ more extra banking hours 10SE VALUED CUSTOMERS OF T i ,v . . than any other bank in the county. Open I •H STATION RADIO & TV a Blue Ribbon Checking Account your- HO PURCHASED AJR-COHDtTIONiRS self, Learn why National State's check- THE PERIOD MAY IS TO JUNE 21, 1965 ing accounts are the most popular -' \ . iNVlTED AND REQUESTED tO ATTEND with doctors ... and other people *, * • ' »- • • r. AN EXCISE TAX REFUND PARTY BE HEID AT STATION RADIO & TV throughout Union County, EDNe3DAY> J1JIY 28th, 8 TO II P.M. STOP IN AND PICK UP YOUR REFUND CHECK A. W. JACKSON, HOST SERVICES Telephone AD 3-IIJI : 1 : •:••.: •'• ^-^•••-" ^^r '^:^-'^.;^:- -^:.r- -,-v.v-; ••• ••£. : .. '-i- -:i.-.> . • * .•.•< a • •• I^I^H -.-' ," ••"•• • i •' - • • ' •]• -•- i i *• • •^^^i^v^'^iit.v^^^^i^'wv.:-^-:-*- ^.^; ••'•• • '--. •!< -•• • .•,*"- '.;='••-'r-'^JL''-"---•'••• ••"'rf^i.i-'-'V-vv:.- ' t ; .:.c---- ;- • . " ;:• - ' - ••••- - • , . - , - - - . • - i,, ;'• ..- _l -,*•_.- ^ - • ,.••.• , ,. - , • .-- • •-•-• r- . . I - •. • -s • 3.F . M " -. "-•. ' I WE RECOMMEND JL JHI IB "••- THE HAT BOX •re- 14 E. Broad St., Wesffield MAT NAL • •- • > . !" U'H enjoy shopping for a new hat " f J ^ • L •• charming shop which also ELIZABETH KENILWORTH RAHWAY tures custom made. ROSELLE PARK • SPRIMGFIELD • SUMMIT •WESTFIELD D£PO5MT CW1FORM«S» SERVICE NEWCOMERS TO WESTHfilB TJJUK&DAY, 3VLT '&, J**5 OTWE?TFiELDAND VITIES IN THE CHURCH ECHO LAKE CHUKCH OJf CBKIST muns will FIRST BAPTIST CHURCH 6M SigfifiH AfWW H St- J ? £* ••*••BiDle actoo1 Class wiLh B Presbyterians list for a study o£ the Week CHURCH SERVICES of church school s and children; 10 30 a.m Sermon j children ppstur, the Hev. Uie Church of d Arnold Li£e of Christ STRONG FOUNDATIONS" Attendees At Sermon Uie subject, Bible, there will be readings from vVilliam K &erv h By The Rev. William K. oxm U&Y or LOUICDBS to Unwanted in disrge; 7 p.m., B, -E. K. C. CHURCH the Christian Science textbook- This |-pasuivtt First Safttel CiuiT*h Encampments passage will be included: "Chris-1 , WM Central Ave,, The delegates representing the * Gerard J. MeGarry* tianity as Jesus taught it was coIU-ge youLn ««™ TruebJood ta called us a "cut flower civilization. He Presbyleriat) Church in Westfteld AsaistanUi nor a system of t^i^nioniDS, gj-oup- JJ p a spedal gilt from a ritualistic mur ™««, thai we iwve cut ourselves off from the -baric rg*tfi of our civj - this wfltfc at 0>e Must*? Encampment , Fronds F. MeDcrraiU kstion. We may have all Uie glory or beauty of flower, IB a va«. Butat Island Heights are Miss Kathleen Jehovah; but it was Lhu demmLstra- tfeey die shortly because they thave no contact iwih tlw sowtcs oi me.R iny hart and David Rineh&rt, son Rectorj—1221 Wyoiatug Dr, (ion of divine Love casting out t-r • 500 DDVi'iier St. ft a church tuts Itself off from its basic foundations, it gets involved and daughter ef Mr, and Mrs. Wil- AD&Ott 2-4WT ror and healing the stic-kt not mt re j Kev. B. Drew. Minister &3t" standar^andardds ooff sizsizee enwidd presprestigeg . Or it mayy become ju Sunday: fi;3Q and u iUii Vitir ^*f* ' ••w*: C. Clifford Hunlpan wilt proac-h im Samthoud For Our Tim^s71- j] "'. :. •-" V •"•.--/.• n.m,, lioly cmnnnmion w-^ \ ni Sunday Sclion! .-tnd liifoK- .•i;1^os"tm* SUNSHINE WHITE! der the Eupervlsion of Arilmr It He who dwflk-lli in Clothes and linens laundered by us |s biggor tliati tin. fiiflw iinU come back so fresh, so white, so sparkling, gtmrd and guide His own. its like opening a package of fresh air! —Mary Baker E k I' SAME DAY SERVICE ON LAUNDRY AND DRY CLEANING UPON REQUEST DOOLEY COLONIAL HOME IVORY S56 Westfield Ave. AD 3-0255 Hcme Parking Facilities OPPOSITE FIRE HEADQUARTERS licensed Staff AD 2-5020 It,r \i.rth A m IlilH Prank J. il DOOLEY TO8TFIELD THUESBAT, fey the U.S. Public Health Service, eat ir&m thai i$kea tor a group of f was for personnel *xnd equipment far \ He is MJW in presenting them, Rutgers wo*ks slutat nurses. Runnells pita the seeeftd ^ two new SO-bed tan*- j suit .his teraperf feut be ir*W IQ cooperation with the New Jersey , . , ... . . writs lor the chronically ill The j seUetit *bo can suit m i A sections id the hospital are about and eireumsla Department of Health, tia* New | ?** objective of this approach is Raises Patient evenly div&ed between chrontcully Every: man aesires ta live Jersey League Tor Nursing, ll^e New j probably best summed up ID the ill and chest diseases, with the for- Jersey State Nurses Associations and I t>r6gr&m announcement: "To fur- but no raae Would be mer growing Swift the Mew .Jersey Hospital Associa^ jihe T the potential leader wlio can Daily Rate luw" guide the changes in nursing prac- *One thing we bear ia mind," An increase of $5M a day in the Uc& which are inevitable in the fu- rate for patients at Union Coun Miss Eunnell said, "is thai our stu-ture. -To enhance the ability of the ty's John E, EunneHs B^s&ital in dents are not simply learners, but •average' nurse to respond to lead- Berkeley Heights was approved actual practitioners in the proXes- ership." by the Board of Freeholders, sion, hence, our approach is differ- N Hospital officials mid the coat boast from $15 a day to $2QM s day | was in the top rate only &nd applied to about 60 d the hospital's 2®0 patients. Two of the 60 will actually pay the &&&$& cost, For the rest the increase, which kruigs the monthly cost to $615, is covered by hospiiali- zaHon insurances. The monthly eost fcr patients whose bills are covered by welfare and medical assistance programs fur lust ploying cooi the aged will remain the same at assistant proipsfior of nursing at $242.50 a month. He's so relaxed M*&e&! Nursing; pt«*#W ^P*»*«* to three nurses who have eompleied a continuing According to Leo Bagan. hospital we're moving his f orni comptroHer, the incr^se iflp bring t &*e State Uu|yiw(%. Receiving her eertifieaie from Miss BunnelUs Sister Marie tyre. No worries with 3 Hos&ital. EB*aWiu "WWW" Joseph Befcar »J Cranford, a male nurse at Overbreak $100,000 a year in addkiooiii reven* " 4 Miss Be«fi Mmrte lUttieiqfeii pi Newark, from Newark City Hospital, look en> ues, which wUI be paid maiuJy by our expert help. So beat m insurance companies. tV today ate feging outdated tro that it centers on paUeat care Mr, Bagan said it was understood the heat,., phone TO- yeays. rather than taking in laundry, dis- by hospital officials and Insurance DAY. PRli moving et* the new concepts being pensing £ood service and handling firms that the increase would bring 'stressed in; tfee Kutgers program is other -managerial concerns. Some hospital's 3aily rate for those vice preparing Ihe nurse to meet "the hospitals now are setting up a unit not in the indigent category u •-...w'jt.- _s.^j_-_* ^e patient,'* ** - manager system to free tlie Iteaij closer in line with rates at other nitrse for more involvement In pa- area hospitals. *ww*** H ,<^£lg jsa change from the older tient care. The additional revenue, said Mr. The programs at Rutgers are , t ,.w „.„, approach of cpmpletely technical Bagan, will help cut the rising year- ience s a<^f «™^ \ srtentstioo for to practicing nurse." short in duration ami consist of HQII Mr*. A itilt Ilrne# C«iiM», ,lr. hnve r^rraily moved Into ly operating costs of the hospital. put the practicing Emfcpaate, therefore, h£ts been put conferences, seminars and work- f The Rimnells budget rpse to $3,- increasing pressure to feoin^ at *liff AHIvi4iriE0» AvK. W^«I*I4, Hii* Will* H LOfAL ,- LONG OiS TANft aspects of nurs- shops. In April, a five-day workshop hmite with Oie >V** J. - ONE DAY SALE EVENT T,V. Headquarter*} In Weitf 1 ' K^ii<-'. £\ One aiiis •b d-l .V. .- --•!; I, '.'. •*r—-2Cf •••-•:• c; Ill/ r . l-. HI • I ^1 I • M^ IH • *p^ 1 I • •••• H ' - C • • •— • -•• .-• .•-!.•-;*::•) &\ ^_.:d IVJ m Vi vi lenty Parkin ;*:v-A-'-i rui'"*' - .::•.!-•--.• CJLCI ---•.'3 I Convenient !-•. J- r • - -i • : "Jc-:.-v.'^EW".: -••- • -• - •- :-<~L W ill '-*<.*;>:.-K-' I--'-? PARKING SPACES *$mmi .'•-,-=•:• '••*. - *£•'-•'?'£-{;'?• ^-'• ^ \ •>''•• . - ' • -A • >:;.,•. _••• :- - - =>^ *-y> •- •••-. -t. 1 ^J-:-:-.';:-^ . See Wednesday's ?. ^' -1 • "•-! ^aQBSsSvr-j-vi -• •-" "-• j >'-• - -TFTK'V- - '-'•'^•-^'^•••- •- • . •:"- •.»••• • • -^ • • - •.'.• • > • • -•-• „> r.-t •J-L-* ..I.I ' -J "V ,, --J COURIER-NEWS Low Price! *E3^: - .• * >«*v-3a <:o:- Never Needs Big-Capacity Crisper >A->, Defrosting Built-in Buffer Keeper and ^:, -s- * Adjustable Temperature .' . ..- •••-•- -. .• J1. Rqck r-'"".-".. 'v"i io?"-f: ",-L :-••'-;!-• •.•. -y •••>. i»- *• Values & Savings You Just Won't Want To Miss! :> r : Control • •":-?. " ^r..-- -i- •i,-^.' ~.:- -k'i ^-/'•"-•, j Doors - ;— . • ^;• ,'-'7.1- r •" iITi ,J,JTJ-. Fits Flush—has bgilMrt look ' --" ' • •_.' -1. "ir ••• •< Door \' LOOK FOR THIS EMBLEM IN THE r f WINDOWS OF PARTICIPATING STORES ,plp-- *~' AV#vU FRO2EN FOOD IK mVf AND AUGUST, with Purchase of ANY Refrigerafor- Sponsored by Freexer or Home Fr*eier connected to Public Service Unes. PlfllNFIELD ftttEA RETAIL TRADES DIVISION CHAMBER OF COMMERCE HETAU TRADES tl|VlStGH THE PLAINFIELD AREA CHAMBER OF COMMERCE ALL STO OPEN THU 'TSL9 33 SOUTH AVENUE WESTFIS10, N. AD 2-4660 Mon- and FrI, .. and of Merck & Co., J*c . J-* LEADEH, 22, 1:* THE commercial vehicle. $13 and SIC Fair Take ltey^ mwkfttiiig res^reh- CUR fr1 Traffic contempt ot court: Donald Davanzo. Association Offices ^nt - inorganic ch«in»d«. Eastern, Pa,, "o license in posses- MC Corp,, has ,cr^ acUvely on NEW sion, $15. passing an right, SIS and Uon w«s made b I i Ceotral Railroad If - ••!- Court no registration in pofisesion, su^- (ook office Kilty is a resWent of We.tfieW, ptnded sentence and £S court coats. Mr Burteson. atifilstant manager. terday to guaramee. LIBRARY — Eleven persons Also. Edward Otto, Mapfcwood. cbcmiMl market rcsfierch. Merck & Co ice for the 1965-95 r| 1 , for vr; finctl & *o*E?a of S1B0 by Magis- delinquent inspcaton, $15; Artlmi iatI0I1 J. t S served a5 *c«ta The highway BOOKS it-su* Jacob Bauer in Municipal Starks, 24 Martins La, Berkeley : Secretary, Wait and on various covering m Court last weak. Heights, passing on right, suspended contract iiS 1^ r sentence and $5 costs: E&M Truck- "normal quarterly i Those fined are: Claire Etescr, me Don't laugh at a youth for his a*- The following n«w books were add Linden, careles driving. $18; Eugene ing Co.. Bidgefield P&TK n» n» blowing dog to run a. large, cctations; he is ocly trying OD one abl^ the rail snd address on commercial vehicle, | ed to the shelves of the Frenim, Jackson, no lights on ov«r- CUSL5. alter another to find his own.-^ ' Memorial library: lian^ins load, suspended sentence -13: Josenh Keller, Windbar. Pa.( Pearsall Smith ©r Dwight a j Fiiitkm: Prelude to Mars. Clarke: and $5'costs; John Mathis. Chat- eareless driving, $18: Samuel Jm- rharge of driving white on The? Man with Hie GoM«n Gun, ham, expired driver's license. $15; hfrnbo, 109 Lincoln St.. Berkeley J %. brought again* Alvm Fleming: Come Out, Come Out, Linden Tire Co., Linden, improper Heights, careless driving. $£5 and of Kenilwortl.. *« ^ ORIVE tO SUKVIVE IN Mafcaim-Smith: The Summer of Sirdisplay of name and address on Dennis Manning, 1425 Deer Path, missed. Lancelot by Kit-hard Gordon, pseud-. Gstlere; The Dead CarTt i.ovt-, Philips: Tl:e Ternished Angel by Hugh Pentecost, pseud., Philips. ft Non-fktion: Now Wait a Minute, Cescyt, Allen; Achievement in American Poetry, Began: Calligra- phy Tctluv: A Survey of Tradition '**••»• and Trends. Child: E. E, Cunv In ttuuir RAPID R < IUi» I* mings: A Miscellany Revised, front Mr. «f Bnrrvtl -l/ralu, for Cumrnings; Reconstruction, 1B65- BEAUTY SHOPS FUEL OIL SHOES JS77, Current; UN: The First Twen- • AUTO BODY REPAIRS AUTO DEALERS * __ ty Years, Elehelherger; Childhood REEL-STRONG FUEL CO and Society. Erieksort; Adopting a ORTHOI BEAUTY UNLIMITED »De»end&ble, Friendly DRIVEWAY AND PARKING AREAS PAVED Child Today, Isaac. Since 1&35" SHOE PRESCW1 WADE UNCOtN MERCURY 499 NORTH AVE. World Religions, Landis; Mission BODY WORK MOBIk Cek« PRESERVE OLD DRIVES and in Torment, Mecklin; New Jersey Goal HEATING Oil* By COMET # TRIUMPH FANWOOD 889-2120 CRISAN AREAS WITH COSMICOAT Industrial Directory, 1965; New 3a]pn *nd Service BRidg« 6-0900 York Times Index, 1964; The Third FISCHER SUNDAYS ASPHALT SiALER Authortien Session, Rytme; A Bictianary of AD tt-OOOO Economies, Sloan; The Macmillan Book of Proverbs, Maxims, and Work I*uiltli SWAN BEAUTY SALON LEHIGH OIL CO., INC. WM, A. PARKHURST Famous Fhrasos, Stevenson; Sil- Division of Joy Oil Co. CONTRACTOR ver Through the Ages, Taylor; The 431 V/* NORTH AVE. BURNER SERVICE tharts ADam* 9-1731 Ret, Milt lant Western Front, 1914*1918, Terrains; FAnwood 2-90B4 WESTFtELD *^ 3-0854 F. 0. lex 334, W*itfi*ld Mountalntida, N, i, Weather, Thompson; The Last Duch- WESTF1ELD PL 4-0488 STORAGE ess, Vorres; Encounter with Early 189 South Av». Fanwood Wycoff. FORD HENRY P. T 84rvlng- Ford Owner* Cor LOVEIAND FUEL CO. Over SS Years "Efficient and FplerttilJT STORAGf 9 AUTO DEALERS Authorized CONSTRUCTION Call BRIdare «*1144 MOVING U Driver s FORD FUEL OIL. Sale* Service ALTERATIONS AND ADDITIONS Si Hr. Burner Sarvic* Ut W, ROBBINS & ALLISON INC. AUGUSTINE MOTORS Seat FAIBLANB Established 1912 CHltYSUSB — PI.TM0UTH and Hat* Nearly 75 per cent of all highway 1MPKBIAL —• VALIANT AP 2-3673 and 1'umllr lt0om« deaths occur on rural roads, ac- Bales and Service 319 North Av«. E, Carptntry MaHOnry Roofinff Tailoring & LOCAL AND cording to a 1965 report by the Na- Tiling Painting Electric LAMPS tional Safety Council, Dormers cablneta HeatJrff ION© DISTANCE b7« Nortb Ire. K, Wutteli TAILORING t All Among rural-road probltiing aro WILLIAM JAY CLARK Formica Counters COMPLETE LAMP & ELECTRICAL slow-moving vehicles, poor ro&d Att kinds ct repalra, guttera, and MOVING • VOLVO REPAIR DEPARTMENT sign's. Intersections obscured by tall leaders work. repair lamp Bhatfea; BwedUh Import Dealer ver any type lamp ihfl TIDY KNITS STORAGE crops end brush, dangerous rail- BERSE BROTHERS 8n.le« — Bervlc* — Part* drilllnK and converting ^ road crossings, and umurfaccd nar- S. ANDERSON and china vaqe*, jupi, bottlei, 51 Kim St. WetiftfU, Authorised PL V-938P mUlB. etc,, Into 3ftmpi. # PACKING row roads. PIJTMOUTH — VAttlANT Uom^tmmt Bf. Norlli H and Service AD 2-6900 I. T4 WILLIAMS You aro most likely to loso your Cf «tm] ATK. Fr«« Bear Tel. 276-0898 life when driving on a rural road at 3 A night, according to the National 141 north Avt. VV. 1Ve.(«flld CARPENTER - BUILDER Safety Council. You can't detect LINDEMAN BUtCK CO. 313 South Ave., E. Cranford rural danger spots, especially be- INC. TRAVEL A< cause many rural roads lack modern aids for night visibility, such ns GOODWIN MOTOR Author! aed LAUNDRIES ATLAS Hght-reflective signs that a driver BUICK TRAVEL AGINCT^ can see for 2,000 feet and more, CORP, Soles and Service O3PKN DAILY I AI Saturdays and reflective road-odgu markings. STUDEBAKER • MERCEDES EENZ Part* — Repairs SAMOSET LAUNDRY "Reflective materials haven't been DRUG STORES SERVICE, INC. . Coli AD 3-*! used on rurol loads as much afl they HILLMAN o SUNBEAM QUALITY USED CARS 519 South Ave. W, should be," saya IIOWULO Bussard, AUTHORIZED — DHT "OB South Av», county engineer for the Automotive nml Bervlce "Drive-In Service" totl Park AY*. AD 2-6484 TIFFANY DRUGS CaHh and Carry Safety Foundation of Washington, «H> Wnrth Arm. Si, Op«n 1 Day* a W*elc ni)2 North *T*, Pint***M I. if I • 4 - _ mi From » a-m, to *0 p.ro. calt Sundays and Holidays Incl. Reducing accidents on rural roads i- II 11 ' ' i r ' — ' • f Is t\ problem that was tackled by Free Pick*Up and Delivery AD 3-224Q Complete Bear Wheel and Frame Straightening the National urange during its IIHH LAING MOTOR CAR CO. AUTO GLASS TERMITE C01 convention. The traffic safety pro- Hat. 1001 1115 South Art. W. "It AUONMINT WHEEL BALANCING • LUMBER # gram adopted hy the Grange in- Authorized OtNERAl AUTOMOBILE REPAIRING cludes: WINDSOR J. S. IRVING COMPANY IEAKB flGBVIOU — CAIinilUKTOIl Jfc CADILLAC -, ^i Uniform signs, signals and mark- LUMBER & MILLWOHK .-1: ers. Sales and Service AUTO GLASS COV INC, Of Every Dltl Parts — l'aint and Body Shop DARBY'S DRUG STORE Compulsory mechanical inspection AUTO GLASS OIL — OIL. HUBNER WHALEN'S GARAGE of motor vehicles. PLolnfiald 6-2241 UARDWAllia — PAINTS AUTO LITE Storm Windows Phones ADams 2-1198 ADnniB 3-14D3 WILLII Authorized "Btar" Station Improved vfelbllily along railroad 119 E. Fltth St, Plainfletd Houtk Ave. W. rights of way and reflectors on rail- Furniture Tops — Mirrori 339 South Ave. W. Westfield 600 NORTH AVE., E. TEL. AD 3-0393 toad cars. Complete Trim Shop Call For and Delivery Better control of excessive speed. Upholstery and Trim Shop Additional stale police officers. MILLER RAMBLER, INC. MASON -'+ The Automotive Safety Foundation AD 2-1700 found in tv study reported in "Traf- Authorized CONTRACTORS K«nneth G. fic Control and Roadway Elements" 424 South Ave. E. w«tfi«id I • FURNITURE REPAIRS A LOCAL. CO! RAMBLER TYrES 3IASOJVRY. 13963) that smoothing sharp curves in KIM#V on rural roads tan cut accidents ns Sales and Service ine In plaster patchlner* flaps to n« MADY MIXHD 1 much as B0 per cent. Largo, legible Parts — Repairs DON MAXWELL and patloa. warn ing sifi ns tha t indi cate s a fo JON SANTANGELO sjMed well in advance of a i-iuve USED CARS AWNINGS & SHADES FURNITURE REPAIRS PL C- can reduce decidents by one-half, UPHOLSTERY FINISHING * * * AD 2-2456 W^STFIELD AD 2-0226 The danger of "highway hypnosis" WINDOW SHOP TYPtWRITERS is greater at night than during tile 420 South Ave. W. Weitfteld day. Darkness relaxes some drivers t MOVERS to the point where they are not of alert. And, instrument panel lights CHATTIN AWNINGS emit an hypnotic glare, S E R B E • J1 v• r• il In vrday cf«fJvtrf«i * * * NORRIS £r? ttnfi Aluminum — storage VAN & STORAGE Shades — Bllndn — Table pUJ ny quantity For four years ending in June, •tffmaf** gtvin 1964, Pennsylvania roquirod a physi. CHEVROLET, INC EatimatOH And Sample* Dependable Service i cal examination for driver-lice use Call AD 2.3831 Since 1907 applicants. During tlint time 30.000 ••« THE WESTFIELD iS. X> LEADEft, THURSDAY. JULY £2!, Page f was the third driver, Clw^i^r Straa! struck by c&r, fie Lights, Garage ewalks, UJC servatory, in Approval 3-Car Collision I of 3iB Church Si,, South PkunBekl, I turn was hit ty Strsz's g auto was summtHis W&K A site plan providing for £ $1 mil- •tomlucUsd on June 23..Union Junior one for zooiogy ciud one for general F Measures Hen science uuiiding, the College preHuiiled witnesses to show biology — with preparation rooms, Injures Pair Moved In Fanwo Miller Spcn-y Ohservstory and poned action to Aug. II on another u that toe plan conforms to ttie zoning cold storage room, const-ant temper- Mountainside — Two motorists Council yniaM fHtl storage building on theordinances, including Robert Mti- ature room and dark room, green- suffered undetermined injuries at variance, requested for a dentist's Union Junior College campus was office in the home of John W, Paar- lt* r of the Union architectural firm house, six faculty offices, computer 7:3) a.m. July 14 in a thr«j-car 1 approved unanimously July 14 byof ELsus-ser & MLiter; Lieut. Law- room, snd science reference room. chain collision in tlic 1 a dficamp at 115 N. Marline Ave. Thethe CraiiTord Planning Board. Board of Adjustment, by a split vale rence Bonnell of the Cranford Po- Two -back-to-back feature halls we of Route «12 at thi* Echo Lake rest „«*• borough garage The board ruled that. I-he site plan lice Department, who is in charge of proposed La the tear •-• *.. 1 1 - • -.• i -..- • , .^-y: ,., . , : :•• • " if --_••••.. •••_.•• . .•'• L -• ••-' -• •• i • *-.-• - t- f . V ' -- • - • .::•-• -M-. , : •-.- ,-^|:-^;i- ••^"- '-iV ;:\- •---:,-•.--. ...-.•,; -^-- . :,:yJZ: • ;• Ja:T'^J:': ••"' :-'-r.i---;- ' ••> LMK-'-'-C-T": V—• . -Jj •-:• •• • -;J "• ^ [ ' ;• ^^•i/iN:;;;^/;,/:;^:11-^;:'- ••••• ; -:: V ^v L BTJL - - - -Ti ll+ ------•m* :•*•-; •- • '' - -". _• _ _ _ _ L _ - • L I ••• •> saa •* stlffl- •-" _• J -• 'I-J^.'-^.V.' •.r--> •.<*-. >**• - is- -- - •£:•)••> -? -•:•:-•.> !_•,' • I -.1 --•;• •*'••-,.. -•-<\ m$ E'-;j '_T-T- --:o: What's the Touch-Tone phone got ur- that other phones haven't? NO DEFROSTING it;:™ -' -LJI- ••• EVER fn glint 2?ro* Refr[£. SecL TORAGE •1 • L+ rull-width Frecier holds si iti. Door >*+t 9-PoilUcn 2 Minl-CulM lc« Trsii Control * • . you can hay© your Rugs renewed by llui« 9/30 bJ. Yftg. bEfl FrpittUtn Slop i Professional "Deep Clean" Process, and if you R«movibl4 E(E Tray DOOI Duller Cemputmint well store them free of charge until Sept. 1, Only 5. Enjoy a carefree Summer . * 1 then, when your Now Only 1 "« returned iri the Fail, you'll thrill lo the reap- H of their original pattern?, their brightened 209 !> and restored texture and pile! They'll make your ISM A— CO. li. It- t seem "New" again! * urn] mum Rtlill Pric* f Hit Stonfia Vofum* Ono vear repairl rwarranty aEaE lnst manufacturinE defects on «w enjI re nftUm With an SAVE $2.16! ono year ™P|» | tIorlB| fo*r v ear warranty on the sealed-in refrigeration system. too M>y Onf.r Ui. »Mt Ston Ihmuili V.of Ff.w!i!>. • nection charge, and you're enjoying Touch-Tone service on your WESTFIELD'S residence line—including Touch-Tone service on ail extensions. ONLY G-E DEALER j You can order this amazing phone now in a wide variety of colors FOR MAJOR APPLIANCES j and styles, including the newiy designed, streamlined wall phone. MOST COMPLETE CARPET INSTITUTION Call the Telephone Business Office. D Touch-Tone service !$ now * Coun|y Wqstfield Area Middlesex County available to customers whose telephone numbers begin with Area Somerset County (Toll Free) 143 E road St., Westfield • AD 3-2121 232,233, and 889. 233-8700 634-6770 I\!ew Jersey Bell I aticS Hooked Rugs slightly higher. Open Monday & Friday 'Til 9 — Daily To 6 Wood succeeds Harry E. such „ ^Ulp attorney Berlin, who mg and re TBB WMBTF1EW W, J.) REAPER, tmSBSDAY, JUtV 22, abuse which was intended ior al Scotch Plains Fills f ini the post 35 years, submitted enabling all t Americans and. in doing so. blunted ££ resign in May afi the te-thenuielve« of Guests At Festival Lawmakers Voice and softened the savagery of our ll frf a Supreme Court ruling bar- time rd Students U ? critics.." Two Legal Posts rI nfi atomi^ from reprinting a Mayor Kusseil bag vifvreti all his facilities and re-tional costumes. Regret In Death S«D. Clifford P. Case, K-N-X, call- *Hpali»y and developers JII the —A group of Italian uni- The char ai group, &reclnd by versity students visiting Scotch freshments "«« the house'' to tlw> ing Stsv^nswi "a companion of sing- Multiple scte student*. To add real International Mrs, Mary Jfacklewicz sings songs ode post pending and Fsuwood imcier the ail- representing England, France, Mex- Stevenson ular charm and grace." said the progressive, $ epies of JteopJ* to People will be flavor. Our Lady of Gourdes junior United States has lost a most ef- t tf a successor. central nervous choir of Whitehouse which has ap-ico, Suotiend, Switzerland, Chins, Heated to a gaU International Fes- j New Jersey's congressional repre* fective representative in the United j ¥1 UfcJVJ «3 and cure Tei peared at the New Jersey and RCA Germany, Poland Austria Ireland, f iival fttoy. J«iy *0 from 2 to 5 pfm, India, Italy and some of our owin seatatives joined in official Wash- Nations.' j wood and Walsh live and mam that i BGweraft. Kie. 22, Scotch Plains. pavillion* of the New York World's i Township Committee. Fair will entertain in th*ir Interna- American music. The group consists ington outpouring of expressions of Rep. Florence P. Dwyef. R-Ehza- at tain their law ^ices l*^. Both are of them joung Ted Milter, Bpwcraft's proprietor of 21 children between Ihtf ages ol regret at the death of United Na- beth: "He was a fresh, articulate " Republicansleans . prooucuvproductive yeyeara s g 7 and! 14 some of whojn have given tions ambassador Adiai Stevenson entfi and attractive force in American s ' fina The appoinin' are indeed fortunate to have I and related dise&ej up their summer vacation trips to last week, politics. His respect for the lan- sing with Ehe choir. Sen. harnscn A. Williams Jr., D-guage and great facility in its use,I be effective Aug. To add further international fla- N.J, said the late ambassador's ids integrity and deep convictions, vor, a group of talented teenagers courage was his "most distinguished and his fine Intellect added greatly from Piainfleld^ Polish Falcon Nest quality." lo our country's public life 281 will dance the polka and krak- "He took upon his shoulders the "He ffsd the courage and dedica- owiak in native costumes. tion to overcome political defeat and In honor of the occasion. Bowcraft serve his country with great distinc- will be decked out in the flags of Stamter and Assemblyman Peter tion. Ail Americans will miss him NATO countries, The public is in- McDonough. greatly." vited to partake in tht festivities. Entertamrnent at the dinner-dance Two days prior to the Internation- will be provided by !*ois Raebeck, al Festival, a parade led by Miss international folk singer. Miss Roe- Union County will proceed through beck, who has recorded for Colum- Fenwtwd and Scotch Plains to thebia Records, will sing folk songs of Italian-American Club in Scotch the United States, Germany. Spain. Plains wtoere the group of visiting England, France, Isracd and lUty, students will be honored guests at a Dancing after dinner will be to the dinner-dance. The parade will be music of Philip DiNitzio's three- preceded by Uic presentation of thepiece combo of Scotch Plains. colors by the American Legion and An interesting highlight of the eve- & message of welcome by Fan-ning will be a forum discussion be- wood's Mayor Sidney Hulsizer and tween the Italian student^ and a Scotch Plains" Mayor Kussell Patter- group of our own students on any son. Attending the dinner as honored topics that the yottrig people of both J. FrIIiu&ii. In guests will be several New Jersey countries find of mutual interest, *l JM31 public officials* including state sen- Mm, K..»«]d BAMBERGERS AUTO CENTER L UXUR Y • •• ' i A i DRIVE-IN BANKING WESTFIELD *• * -J . 221 CLARK ST.-OPPOSITE Y.M.C.A. 1 • • r. • 7:30 A.M. -6 P.M. — Monday thro Friday -.: •. . ••;.•: -.,..:-.—-•*,'; .••-' j -, . _1 '•••*!* - : 3 1| r-i ..-\ ; •••r, ^s ---5 i ••••=>•••• -'-;;- • •• . -,• •_ 1 ,:;t-,1,1,.L1;.',q,-/.,/;, :.-t> . '. / , ••, :, ."...".. . ' -i .'. - . -. . . .••...- n •_ ^ Qj ^ •* M -r f • i • •. - • " • TRUST COMPAQ ••. •„ - Put Safety on your wheels for :•;•- ;.• , • • • T. ; - ' Cranford - Garwood - Flainfield - Scotch Plains — Westfield 4 THIS 15 MMBERGER'S your Summer vacation driving t EXCLUSIVE 2-WAY Member Federal Deposit Insurance Corporation GUARANTEE Vdfiderbilr first line tube lest nylon tirci guaranteed fat 27 monthi Theie Vandorbilt liree are guar agaimt all road hazards — and they're *a(o priced thb week only 4rtlead ior 27 monllis againht Ireatl FIRST LINE BLACKWALLS HokHne uUl liluB nil rouil UJ FIRST LINE WHITEWALL5 aurli as curb brniRca, glass * lci, Ktone hruiscn, impact and mnniif.iclviriiiR defects. 2 f.r 24,99 Sale 2 f.r 29.99 .-S . 1, Jf Ihc Ute rhould wear out when 750x14 tubclcee, plus tax 750x14 tubclcfls, plus tax meet in normal driving (with 2/32" or less of Ircad dcptli re- and old tires from your car ami old tires from your car iil nny time during thu period, w« will ro Vand«rl>ilt first line nylons are made with stronger sidcwalls for added protection place tha lire at the nume prr- .^ ^., . •:• •>•,.••-. r--.- _-;- . ^ -, .•- .u,.*i,... y.*, ^.r;: ^;j.; .... i1.'..^ -;•>-,> .-•--j •. ; .•_.. ,..'--:•.- •.y,--y.-m .'-,•••, -J^:-.:'r.;, • •.-•'-• •-•• •>z,-.''-.t against all driving conditions you're linfcle to meet this weekend. They're made :-,-, , ^ -.!.--r • r .-X' -;VL - yr ->-..-:J-.. .-'^- •'-'- .;-.--/.-:-.. .'..;.-.'.^;-jr t ofJ tha current eel ling ..... _.__ . v^.,^ , :^.'.:,_ _;.:.;._,•.;;-•-• ;, • , • .;v:-.^^ !vW-p : of n new tire uu the told with a lilowout resistant inner liner, constructed of lienMrcate 000.W—3 fef 34,99 OSOxM 1 for *•'. • ---••.•--' BOOsM 2 for 37.99 850*14 2 fur 42.99 -V1'1 "'•-• ----- or rfiplnced at the dhcreUon of ^ * f"" Bambcraery Replaceninnts w« W FIRST MM! BLACKWAli. IS" FIRST UNI 'WHITEHALL and have pro-mlcd on the current print for Ae amurot of 660*15 2 for 28.99 710x15 2 far 37.99 .--•:•-••...> need. fc» 25.90 KfelS 2 for 35.99 fr70r!5 2 for31.9 9 7&>xJ5 2 far 41.99 more free tim AND OOMMCT MACICWALLS SPORT AMD COMPACT WHITEWALLS L ni -, .'. - i- d i ••- i.* ^ • - *-•• " _•:-"-"£; ; J -"-- \"^-V-?; ;-!-' - ---•tfy— 1 5 • S ' I."!--!:",? .-'•. •'^•"s"^-r' '.'"'"••"'--S-','r>i . •''"•..":' •"":•"'[ •'» ;-r--V. *w 2*-9« BlMbdKL^l for t far 27.99 550x15 2 EARGE WHEN YOU BUT • fi^*\ tJin ' •- ' • •• i !•• - " • •- • ij 'i 'J> n rotated 6vHf Pimchirei repaired for Hi« YOUR TIRES AT I V I BAMBERGER'S; of the lire ' •'•" ri •-V- v--. • *M */ M flj-js3 V+ ...--.•S----.V "• ]•. MAKE SURE YOUR BRAKES ace it. How mwch time you spend shopping for food ARE JN ORDIft— ... v .KTE BRAKE OVfRtlAUL JAAAS ARE EASIER TO TAKE DON'T TRAVEL WITH « on how mud food you can store at home. The big YOUR CAR IS AIR COND A DAMAGED MUFFLER MUFFLERS INSTALLED modern Refrigerator-Freezer cuts own M«y frfond | TWewno-PCiBfl oK cwtoiHoiwr Heltnn timkee, all 4 ilniy -wheel cylinder kin 99 9.99 KlitaflafJon 7.88 eluded • J1PIIU*1CI 4 i-.hr.-I rrlin r atr Chev. T'wnt. l^SO-fiO • Heavy duly brake Jinini; $5 Ford I'ly. lyfif.-S^ dllinnal Valiant Fiird 1W1-S7 And H« »ir conditioner i»prmarwnt y lor nn | f (mr rBr Olds. 1954-58 and ftonvcrtiblrs •* i .:•-••-• • •. BUY WITH NO DOWN PAYMENT, TAKE UP TO U MONTHS Plcll flo d PAY WIIH A ' " ' «"«• f"amuS. PAY WITH A 'S CREDIT ACCOUNT (PLUS SERVICE CHARGE ) =2= Fro. all-day porkina while y.u have your car Mrv.«d • Ucvn your «r Lofo, # Take cidvantam- r>f informed the free- •.•-j j 1 ;r County, Worthing Selected •J :• . . • -••r- • ^ ••; consultant - <> Twork in coopera- I •!• •• • (• For Army ROTC •••.:: jabeth architectural •: .' -:^.. - • ' -. - r'f • . -. 'i., - - ip out the proposed ,-,- - . - - - ". '-f-. • ?-- - i i". . :. ••" •.- •-.. - ,'.•>•.•••:•• t will be located in Scholarship *••.- - ;•'.: tch Plains, •••. L w:y^\.---' so said that the Cadet Robert ,W. Worthing of 605 ion will abide by a Norwood Dr., is one of 600 college -'] .-' . - .-• I ' • _ U _ _ I- tiling upholding the students Who have been selected to ••-.;••• •jtli the architects- receive the first two-year Reserve •..-,. freeholders to raise Officer Training Carps scholarships furnishing money, -:>*•'• • ever to be given by the Army. .-•. • •• ward said passage v The awards are being made to out- ••'•-• \ qualify for federal standing ROTC students who Will en- :*•:-•- Iring the fiscal year ter their junior year of college this -"•- -' fall. Each scholarship will pay for i the best advantage tuition, textbooks and feea and will be in a position of provide the recipient with an allow- amount appropri- ance of 5 a month for the duration •V vocational board's of his award. e "vast portion" of Worthing In enrolled at St. Peter's program was based College In Jersey City where he has s or a percentage completed two years of ROTC train- allocated by local ing. He was nominated for the scholar- bond ordinance ship by his Professor of MiJitary Sci- iip because of dis- ence and college officials on the bas- g freeholders on theis of his academic and extracurricu- [ucaUonal arrange- lar record, performance during his jnember Democratic first years of ROTC, the scores he Ity, which holds the received on the ROTC qualification [by way of a two* test, his physical qualifications and Jrement, has voiced interviews by Army officers and fac- rent plans to oper- ulty members to determine that he hifih sdiool sec- Is highly motivated toward a career red" or part-time as an Army officer. 1 ". • I asked for a full- The scholarships are the first to irogram. be awarded to students in the Army .i. ROTC program, which provides ap- i . . proximately 85 por cent of the new officers entering the Army each sons Hurt year. This is approximately twenty times the number of officers com- rash missioned at West Point annually, suffered minor in- iradoy night in a Boro Plan Board r- - - St. and Hazel Ave. i" Vincent Romeo of '• ^. Gail Larkin, 535 Loses Rice -p.- - involved, " "' '•• r •—"• • •' p ^ • of a sore Mountalmlde—Walter Rice of 1479 1 '- - '- '• Miss Larkin suf- Barton Rd. has resigned from the of both knees and Planning Board. . They said they Rice was appointed to the board »wn doctors. in January to replace veteran mem- complained of ber Thomas Hyde and Is* the second |nd Lorenzo Romeo member of the board to resign this ',•- WESTFIELD ,,-:»•:. ;ed left leg. They year. The other one is former Mayor [uhfenberg Hospital, Albert Harlung, who resigned in • I I. _ • .. JC Rescue Squad. March after serving about 17 years. I \ and released, A third .vacancy on the board was by Robert Hawco created by the resignation of Wil- lit a parked car in fred Wepplcr from the Board-of Ad- Milter Jr.. 627 Salt- justment and was its representative at Lenox and S, to the Planning Board, Robert Gar- rett, Planning Board chairman, said a cut on the chin this week that John Walsh will re- • * immonses for care- present the Board of Adjustment on having no driver's the board. The Rices, residents of the bor- reat sale ough for 11 years, are moving to SELL, USE •Martinsville. He has served on the Board of Education and the Board SSIFIED ADS of Health, in addition to being active in the Little League. - • • NFORD HALL NURSING HOME A Home of Distinctive Care the warm assurance of solid cherry... Inspection Invited • • • the charm of our Cherry Hall Colonial incofn Park Eastr Cranford, N. J. -'" '- '-':"•" • '-.' j. a - • 1 • - - .' • - • BR 6-7100 -• "' :- . . :L ' J From the lovely autumn-brown color of solid cherry to the detail of antique- Director: Catherine Krouse, R.N. *- •' •• _ • . •" brass hardware, our Cherry Hall collection reflects colonial furniture at its finest! ^ ^ J I I V .. ^ • •. • J. And row so specially pricedl triple dresser sale 215.00 54" double drossor sale 193.00 Summer 4 matching mirror sale 58.00 matching mirror sale 44.00 Bachelor? 40" chest on chest sale 193.00 38" chest sale 175.00 If the family's away and full or (win size bed sale 119.00 lov/-po$t bed sale 89.00 you are keeping bachelor night fable sale 67*50 quarters, come dine with us. You'll meet your friends here and you will To complement your fine furniture, flora! bedroom enscmbla by Scroll, find our dishes much like * • Red, blue or gold flowers on polished white cotton. home. -& twin slzo sale 16.00 full s!zo sale 13.00 90" unlined draperies sale 9,00 °PEN 24 HOURS DAILY Hahno & Company Wesftfielcf "One generation fells another. ..about fine furniture at Hahne & Company" THE (K.IJ LEADEB. THCfiSHAY. Ma~Sn Mot-r^r Trurlt, ami Sur1>~ 1 i x .1 v i M • 1~ . . . • [ I J(J 5 lift First Motorbike Ride J ' I I i [1 * .. i T\V\ itOAH-JJ OF u i', * J Ut ii- ;1M iiiii' , 1 I T ._ i Againsl Tree vt*? t* t .i« ! A tl.ii: «-iul l 1 of complained of diest and nil<1 1 'irpct or t f :u > < \iy • MCU pains ana was Utfr-s-n to tne oi* j f.;,-^., nmnij Atturm-y H;*i^-r of ult- Bill J of (hi 1 u ice of a physician l>y ttx? Wtsifield j .^YitvS^iVHp'-p^oVm!??- s ui*rvV*- is!*-'* wurk K Beseue Sguad. He «-as issued a I ,," Al- MO furth-r j Ht'purt uf''ib«r Ufpl- of j^iads UIKJ t summons for violation of his per- j **•> in uri sup mfc and careless Tk AI fur th^ po uctinn uf » prayer by rjr-"ivf rn.-r, duly t-y ui'atl work on I a n rf reLo let your fingers do the «tlvl*\i«tt 1 n* 1 miU* nf Hutu! A fit bid. Action ~ 3 GOP nod fiov, RirhHnl -T- of RoadB ami on Hie *" U y of Summit, t '»<" m Sixth District N*w rnm'orri IIK in i'K* rtl wit !i •rc'ft r-n tt of thin ^ for Bantam i Nest rr^ulnr have been de utH ( U than rti c ipui roiuifi within L members of the National lr rHKTHrtlv t?f»Ufirtwrl^H atirl thai VL ill K'ive ^itr^'f ul eon^itioiatiufi t (( IHjtHt lull. Jirk of i can Congressional Advisory Com- thf view** <>f til IK Bomil- \RW BIHISKSS i mittee for their role in helping to A uthfjril y *>T I lw* f'Hy of tit ii* i3t. u-r Finance am* Follow (n«r r-wjiullyn* —jntrodu elect Rep. Florence P. Dwyer to F*r1 vising bill** id on rt>]J call £*(Jot tM-*]Vfjr| for furiil^liiiiK ft"** Tha three are: Mts t IIng 1 ff^iHi tli^ Ht-p rxliimuiphniK *tvnti-m at the (Vimmlttec of lh« Wtiuln, exU jt and Jtilin K. ilu»i*if!ls tluKpitiii; ruintfL- SUPER Ions i>£ - of 1121 Lawrence Ave., tionis have hvvw r«*t-^Jvi-J in ^miH^c- nrti B livllly snd Ji i« wiff Mary, 1 111 , 435 West 7th St., Plain of J'o^tip Hfnltli * for th^tr enj^y" * ' upon IUB f?r fvtillr Works, ft Hrawor Hivc^t rp*'r 1 MARKET ; and Edward W\ Beglln Jr., 16 ;L£lvr**luK plftns are ai4tl tiultJ&t)nn& were rt-reiveil t**r -\V11UH Meadowbrook Village, Platnffeld. ^ l"«r U1*** opininu c*f titt- tn tin- John K, Hyniit*ll* of the Wliul«. fcjtt*- xintere fouulixt uia- tu «ili 1 th« morket that *eiis the Best Meat in Town. Just try hnviiig W'IJII ill* I'nif-Mi i;oui"ity iVmterent:* itermlt tltut Mitch nModiiUoii t (!nm to the P-i^'itv ami to (.-^rtuln cnrutltlnriH, Whole - Ready to Bake FRFSH Ur Tlll*-r f FRESH KILLED FRYERS CO1OR tiiR- hid nf itctiiert Koftsert & Co.. liMve^i l>l ft f 1 e i". f n r wnpk or i • n • t - Htruptlutr ti new lirliitt<* iinil rclnted work on Paiwiilc St. In the lion Bi f » •if ^t>w I'rovldefUT. fnr UIP Finn f' *l 7.4H. nnd nnttiorlzhin- l)lr?rinr BUY YOUR MILK AT J&M find Olnrlc tn execute covering Hums, CUt !> > — Freeholder Tiller for r>cpt_ nf rtojulw nnd HrlelKen, tif^ept- Injr wink nf oxtiivntion and FRESH FARM PRODUCE nf eiirth ffnin the cnutity FROZEN FOODS nt S^n^^lt Rtnitli Ave.. Ho DAIRY I Model FDA43TJ oontrtteL of tlie 111tr Top Lj Cobbler Potatoes 13.1 cu. ft ConlrintitrEi, !|if\ of Aveni'l, anil 10 lbs. 89c Birds Eye Peas a u I li o r I a I n ^f n mi I jm y m o i! t nfior tlif 6 pkgs. 99c Tropicana On (NEMA standard) rx pirn t ion of I'd fluyn fmm Peaches 'f an i.l dell VITV «r basket 59c Orange Juice THIS ROOMY FRIGIDAIRE 2-D00R 6-$l Grapefruit Jui f ;•:!!>) Freeh TUlor fO Jersey Tomatoes basket 59c Lemonade IS FAMILY-SIZED, ECONOMY-PRICED! SAME LOW PRICE . of Uort-lfl uml M. mithor 10-$ 1 Ilif N. .T, French Fries Fruit Salad Big 97-tb. 2ero zone top freezer freezes Ice FOR COLOR OR WHITE! Calif. Plums basket-49c 3-49c Fruit Salad cubes in a hurry] lu lif iiMirl In ronntMlliin wl t h tli^ Bananas Chef Boy-Ar-Dee Pizza 69cc Deep Porcelain Enamel Hydrators keep vege- ^lHtnlljvtlon of tht- rout ml Ktnllon 2 lbs, 29c No Lower Mobile 1'PHIH uml Krmlmnont for Pepperidge Farm Cottage Cheei tables, fruits farm-fresh! tjli* Twi^Wjtv Hndlo Hyat^m "T tlir- Watermelons 4c Ib. Cakes 49c Automatic defrosting refrigerator section. Prices tfnlon cuimtv Itnnd M^iit, tor thf- T.V. Dinners 59c Canned Picni< flrl.-h for Plus deep door shelf and many, many other D*M>'. or lMal-U Orange Juice Anywhere r 1 6-$l features! ft\TVt t i*v\i~\ \\\\K 11 ILK i'-i in I r i f 1 t*o! Potato Salad IhLs HofuH uml 1^-n Yurrow 1 DELICATESSEN DEPT. of tilt- WrtrlcH, ft»r thr f^l \u<\ \\\\ Cole Slaw nnrnf* fur thr Jnlm |'Jt !MU»M-MM Home Roast Beef lilt^iiM. I'fTtMtlvo J13ni' in. 1 'i '/2lb.99c (a''M»r f , . GROCERY SPECIALS Velveeta , Yf l^ll'Hc HJMtilh'uil'ii \V, \tt\Vt\r t Imported Ham njhl Initdiliiiiir Kir*- Kx tliwIllHillJJS Savarin Coffee Ib. 79c Goad Luck 0 ^T tlni- Jnhn K I Mm iii'l 1 M Virginia Ham fnr HIP Kinn nf J:!:*;o rtT|1| n^ 1M rtM-tnr nn*l cM**rU 11.* Chock Full o'Nuts 2 lbs. 1.69 Roll Butter FREE $20.00 Food Certificate Imported Salami V2lb,75c T>rn! nf IHilillr ll.allh uml W^lfjtrl^ Granulated Sugar 5 lbs. 59 Wirh Purchase of any Refrigerator when connected to Imported Swiss V2lb.79c C rV,? Trur|c Wlll<'« nml Scrvli'e. KOI* A WHITISH •jf t'ltilntlfid. for Casino Swiss T Arnolds Coffee 85clb. Public Service electric lines. John io. luiim'llH /2lb.49c i»-in iimK: »H p^r Hpo--lllr-u Dutch Loaf Family Fab BLUE CHEER niiiH ]iro*>*,*i»rJi'N. fnr 1lu- ti-^| il V2lb.49c 3.29 1 r^2il — Fr^ehuliliT r^liovni* for- Tavern Loaf 1 Ajax Cleanser THRIFTY NEW FRIGIDAIHE JET ACTION WASHER! lit. nf KEtiiimt' mitl 1'iir^hiisrs / lb.69c 2-29 DASH DETERC 2 Planters Peanuts FOll YOVII K New peep Action Agitator creates 1juk Mother Goose 3-$l it Way-no V2lb.49c IVORY SNOV Jet currents to etvo all your wash llMWlf S3 •deep oction" cleaning! i-ji.-r f,.r tht 'if German Bologna Reynolds Wrap i-rty r*.r t h- + 25c Jet-Away lint removal~rteec& no lint NO LOWER SALVO trap. i-*t(-fhi.li]«'r i ' Brillo Pads r. 5-$l Jet spin assures quick cJiy'ns, saves F.ATIfiR SI7.10 heavy lifting' MITUVJIH: mi lid* ( n .n Mi it- ji fi * P|-^| i. J Low Calorie Punch Vegemato 3 cans $1 TIDE DETERGI Designed jet-sfmpTu for ton depend- PRICES *-niiiii r.niut^ l-iuh (NiiiiiiiiMHiMi. „,.,! 3-$! ability! No Cat Soda Hawaiian Punch 3 cane; $i MII.D TO yol'n «< *•• ^ '•"IIS ^>| llri IVORY LIQUH ANYWHERE for muuN' ami J'tir^h l No Cal Punch College Inn Tomaio Juke 29c ron I f i»vihw llH. fl-. M:t furtll. 39c JOY LIQUID Ice Cream Heinz Catsup 4.89c 11I f.f At ,„ • • r pint 55c ^ilrn, n^kin^ HIM SliVf #"' "] fia;h\ Welch Grape Drink 3.,$! MR. CLEAN dm- ait (hi-^ liM-atlnri ftr tJm M-iii Mott's Dietetic Fruits itu^ Mini Inn mi Hrtilfi ?:» ti> S&W Chopped Clams ronnh i.f ? Fish 1r«..n CROSS 1 1 L L . ..„ _ • - j . _ i_ __u, _- ,,.M ± .i i—i-m-i-L— . ,»_»__M^ -J-- - •- - "• A-J . iiiiiimin w^ile in others, often only a few LEGAL NOTICES HereVHow to Water a Tree mites distant, little or no rainfall •-v has occurred. In these ci ream- SUN 9—mi * MHf lCIQ App talians now l>elns ace op ted stances, general advice is not ap- for jH>»Hi*m of {mirujman on Itw plicable in all cases. BorouKh of MpitntiiSnarflu Police De- During Present Water Shortage partment, The condition of the soil surface AJI examlEnRtlon will be held on August 5, I$SS ;*t 7:80 P»M, ai the New-wrinkles are being used this vegetables have been washed. Oth- |s not a reiiabte indicator of the Deer Field School- Central Avenue, summer to water prized shade trees ers carry the water from Indoor de- moisture content in the root zone of Mountainside, Nr J , ftAWORD i No uppHcaliona will be accepted in areas where there is water short' humldiElers or air conditioning units. after Autfust lr jysri. age. If the community in which you Applicants to be between the ages ot 21 and 30, 6' 8* or mufti, and ^ Dr. Johnson Parker of the Bart- live permits u&e of outdoor hose dur- Utiion county residenf t for a period lett Tree Research Laboratories ing certain hours of the day, then a BlCKSOSf of a( l^ciKt two \ cars, Starting- salary tS^OO.O^ in areas* says one method Is to build an un-tree can be watered by letting water Ing to |7,I0(hO0 aft*r four years f from « hose trickle slowly over the ELIZABETH derground water system beneath the What All bnnefHs—Vacation—Paid outer branch area of the tree. root srea overnight This will soak !(!«.! Hnd HoHpitaHMfttton—Insuraiu-e into the s6U* and one good soaking — Nina Paid HoildnyB — Longevity It's a do-lt-yoursctf system. : Pay. a week is far better than letting a ^ he Qanden, Center Klionn nuiy he obirtfucd at pty do this: Strip off a circular area ile;ulquurtors. of turf four inches wido. Then re- sprinkler spray the area beneath a NOW SHOWING id J move soil to a depth of four inches. tree for an hour .or two a day, Threes r • In this Uttlc trench, place a well- should be watered at sight when possible, not during heat of midday. NOTICE 5K IHSUEi-y perforated plastic hose, Cover it C Alt OK William Cattle'** That tHR IIrat &iid Una! account of Dogwoods, maples, especially Nor- the aithBcribpr, Anute If. MBCUte. with soil and replace the turf. 13xec«U!x unritr lh« Uiint "Will ami Now turn on the water from an way and red maples, beech, felrch, GOOSE" T^Htaniftjit of ISAAC S. MACKTK. hemlock and spruce sit have shallow di'^enaed. will ?*e. audited HIU! Ktal- outdoor faucet and let the water "1 SAW WHAT ttd Ijy the Sarr >gat«, and reported roots. These roots are mare sus- for settlement t> the Union Oouniy trickle through the hose. -The pres* ceptible to drought injury than such Court—Probtttft Olvialoii, on Krlrtny, sure need not be great Dr. Parker YOU DIP" 8i»ntoinber 17th next at 3:30 A.M- deep-rooted trees as oaks, Care (ICD.S.T.). says. This way, the water will seep should be given ail these trees to Mo the root area and will not belesson root damage this sumratr* JOHN K. MEEKER, Inc. AND I KNOW WHO YOU ARE AN wasted by evaporation or be absorb- Bk-Uarti O- Tt«il* Attorney ed by grass above. 1201 Cooper H«mrt 1100 SOUTH AVE., WESTFIELD AD 2-8717 Starring Spfiteh PIHIUH, N, ^. Another method being resorted to 7-1B-41 ____ * by home owners is drilling one*!nch Nuisance Insects Joan Crawford REPORT O1* CONDJ'TiOM Oli* wide holes with a crowbar beneath the outer spread of the branches and Shade Trees Suburban tat Company filling these with- water. Some per- NOW—SUMMER STORE HOURS: or WiMtHM-1 In the Fintv i>T Ni'iT sons use kitchen water in which • - r • i PLUS i ' r • • ftt« irhinc of Cause Stains • LEGAL NOTICES • Don't cut down a shade tree mere- Weekdays 8 A.M. to 6 P.M. Cash, balances with nth* ri '• I -t ik "II ly because it drips sap during the sr bfiitkft and cash GOTHIC T*» rttK KWMirw. "DARK (tenm In proa^s ot CDI- BHTATH OF KLL.EN H, summer or harbors nuisance insects. Removal of the tree may remedy United State** Oovoru- Pursuant to the t>r nt Sew ,lc-T*ryt »rn !« ami FMhHrr ?; Snare Drums . 29.50 me MH l-*i*H it4»y "f July. iS*!^ uiirt I livn-hv rcrJlfy that I «m »*>1 »» niticrr «r Hirn-tor «f thlH baitlc. Ever your WORTH OF NICAS . 1.00 FREE $20. FROZEN FOOD My C«IH»IIHHIOU *j(pir*!tt Alarcii fi, ROLLS . . . . 1.10 Lawn and Garden During JULYf with Purchase of ANY Refrigerator, Freezer or Homo Frooier when connecled to Public Service olectric lines. STANDS . . . . 3.00 Open 24 Hours a Day In Forswood PUR thep vnik &s thick 611 Park Ave,, OPEN DAILY OAWN tli DUSK SUNDAY 9-3 MUSIC CENTER UUti, Olh fl»d T*h ««»,> 265 South Ave. FA 2-4545 Fonwood Pi 6-0008 Plain!reid, N. J to f dnwooct Post OKtea" t*i Pharmacists \n r*ta NOTEi WE Will BB ClOS£D SUNDAYS 20 EtM ST., WESTFIELD al store DUHING JULY AND AUGUST THURSDAY TIU 9 PM> Night HANDI-CHA&OE UNiCA&D . ~w ^^^^^^^^l^^^l •m- t". - £:- -• •J.. --;• - - : i-.-:.' 1 .ur'v ",:'£V.V ft.-** •- "•- • *• - •-'. . .- '-:•• .- v -. - -- •?-:.- ". .•• .; ••>•' - - H : -• . •:.->• . • - •- ••,- -.-• • -. -• - - , •-•-• '- ; -. — '- ^ 1 r-' .'• I I.. -"'•jV .J.. . hJ-.-,.\& -'• I'| . . ' ^. h : -.{ •-•• - ?••.. ..-=.'.vj> .! .. : .-.v-:S-_. -• .,"• . . •• /•!• .. • <-.(..•••-. . ji.1.. .-..:^ . •!•''..•.• ••• 'L-:-^F?:^: 1 1 ;: 1 •"-." •-.. . 'v-' :T , • * X : -".' "" -.- • 1 . •-•-^ •••-.. , •.• • • r -••-.^••- : y.. 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'YflET GARDEN _ •_ ' •. SAVI 40c 14 or. r "r . SWEET PEAS SAVE 41 c DOLE'S-REFRESHING icri 30 M. hot. SAVE 19c PINE-ORANGE cans ANTACID YOR'GA8DEH - RIB. or P1HK SAVE 34c 6oz. • - ::-• BABY POWDER Hot. LEMONADE cans SAVE 30c I IIBBY'S or TIP TOP THIS WEEK YOU GET npperf one «««•« i««« * 0 02. SAVE 10c UIT DRINKS cans SALA Fresh CREA? I 0RESSELL3 STRAWBERRY SAVE 3ic ^ 17 oz. pkg. WITH BOOKLET COUPON SAVE 37c I FREEZER QUEEH •7 : * g»tfH€HASE 14 Clnirol S IB oz. pkg. SAVE 24c additional money saving M Halr DrC33in W 0 S ^ 1 07. FROZEN coupons, Start SAV« • I •• J1 '• THURSDAY, mtt ^ !-• ,:-n • r--7•,••.•, •:uv -I- ..J . :*"• •.- 4 • ? ' J'- 1 *'N -J/ !; .^ IftfMMtttHir for ywu .», ftMtdbr, d*K#towi Aiiwtlwwt with mouth-watering goodtnMt. In)*? IMIII GffOWIf •:- ^ ' u^ TENDER YOUNG y * . .1 ^. J L ,h ^ J TEDDER JUICY JIMPLY DELICIOUS CHOPS 1.09 BREAST OF -z , ."I -J- TEMDER JUIGT SIMPLY DELICIOUS NECK OF LAMB >• •• •. ir R LAMB CHOPS lUTjintaus-iEucious SIMPLY DELICIOUS •-• .* *ri^ ? * 1. -• • . r • ^ x CHOPS Good thru 5afB/ Jofy 24 FRESH THICK CUT Ib, DISCOUNT SAVINGS ANY BRAND ITALIAN STYLE 1b. CHEWING PRANKS M WITH THIS COUPON fd«d it Firtilt Dltoevnt Siorls. Limit ( coupon pn DWCATtSStN SMN6S - - Hi.': Good thru Sat., July 24 SCOtl A FANCY LOX F.N. TOP QUALITY 17 OZ. CAN DISCOUNT SAVINGS CHEESE F.N. TOP QUALITY 57c \ FRUIT or BOLOGNA COCKTAIL PED LIVER SIMPLY DELICIOUS WITH THI5 COUPON • _.__ ... PB^ TASTY CARP TAILS WITH THIS COUPON Coupon good it Finist Discount Stores. Limit Uoupon peraduil FIN AST PRODUCE-FRESH TO YOU i • .• r - v. y - 3 Good thru Sat*, July 24 SWEET SATINO DISCOUNT SAVINGS 'YOR' GARDEN-FRESH FROZEN CHOPPED SPINACH WITH THIS COUPON • • • ' ' Coupon good at FlnaM Discount Staras. Limit t Good thru Sat,, July 24 DISCOUNT SAVINGS JUICY CALIFORNIA FRESH FROZEN for WNYFLAKE WAFFLES LONG GREEN CRISP WITH THIS COUPON for DKCOUKT F00M THE WESTFIELB *• •«»d».» Wed,, July 28 1 V*< I'Hi 60 Pontiac '63 Volkswagen Amount cor.. DOWN Charged H llr. Hcdiin, UAH 1345 ICLV.11 * * • * $1195 Buy on $50.00 75,00 _____ .•.._, '60 Chevrolet - •--•,-,- 9S.00 '63 Valiant 4 Mr. Hctluu, UA1I $1095 MAM. I". • AIJIU, -V'. i • • * • • • • _ $995 OPEN MON. THURS. . . . RESORT OF RACING MANY MORE TO CHOOSE FROM FR1 Tll9 p M_ OTHnR T1L M.J. nSftf from Guden SL Pkwy, Ext! 105 Buy from a reputable dealer who offers only mmm SPECUJl TftAINS Dlrfrct to 6rAti^tt*n4 (OS?) selected Suburban-Traded Usod Ccrs. Pwn, suiiwi,"" _ .Newark tPenn, ...,,12104 PM JU r. liberty SERVING NEW JERSEY SINCE 1920 L*. Newark ilitl lax. CUMdren Under 16 Nut Admft!«n-Kraft Win beginning Thursday, Aug. 12. Putts—Mrs. R, C. Brower, 15, Class contest Hpuiism-cd tbb past L-j-nt-s, KhniniriBKariain i\tl\fi mte. Hie quScl&rt time Five championship das&tfieations B—Mrs. H. A. Richardson, 35: Mrs. the 'WeftfltW Choirter, seven days and seventeen hyurs io Icln (Shahannssarlnn. Krukorn, will be decided: Class "AA," "A,"T|. H Fulton, a?; Mrs. J. J. Cunning- of Tlie American Revoluilon. lonsolation tmik, Hiutt»ti) tnevr interelub U deliver t&e inaugural address of old). B." and industrial slow-pitch class,! ham. 42. Low Pulls—Mrs. J. Smith, PjtJBideKt Abraham Lincoln in i86i. <31r]H 7~ltt, 300 m«it*?r freestyle re- and an open slow-pitch class, 17, The poey Express Norton and John Kraft lay: ,Mtfuto«rasicin Ttee Pony Express System ran Whld O Entries for Lhe slate softball Members While America was young and 'AGN/F/CE ie championship of the 7-10 I0t> ivu-li'l- mt'Olcy ri'lav championship will close at noon growing rapidly, its means of sen damage the equipment in the process of "inspection." BfllNQ THIS SPEWA COUPON IK 9-PIECE TEFLON AND GET A COATED COOKWARE SET GOLF BALLS « 9 Tripl*]hitk ilumlnum If this happens to you, or If anybody tells you your furnace is FREE *wat€ii»sra ilirrk toohing ^ GENERAL TRIP KIT! sei incljdei; 5 qt Outth % in terrible condition and cannot be repaired, call your fuel mer- 1-1 • r •_• I. P o^en, 10'Try pan covftf, 2 qt. chant immediately. He is experienced in all types of fuel and '>*». with ftfi! 9 pircfl set. equipment, and will give responsible advice on repairs, or a new plant if replacement is actually necessary. end notion! EACH of iOO compression-1louV ttnter-Cflslrtcl! t&ftf'W . \QQ quAliTv h^ll BEFORE MAKING ANY KIND OF HEATING DECISION, CALL YOUR FUEL MERCHANT lo USGAspecilit i Ifl ll,fcfrii|: Gbalis p w\ Drives, Walks, Roads, etc SEE CHET MOUNT OR BOB CLARKE for prteu and • INC. r, 9 460 NORTH AVE. EAST • WESTFIELD,N, J. 07091 - 232-2200 FUEL OIL and BUHNER SERVICE 400 RAHWAY AVENUE, ELIZABETH GENERAL Open Dally 7 A.M. to 7 P.M. -~ So». to 3 P.M. - EL 2-6700 OF HEATING EQUIP/WENT INSTALLED Elected JULY 22, THE 1KES33F1EI-D I- «t BUG Meeting Canceled C O PATIO TABLE -A Mountainside—The meeting of the r^ ' '1 « Recreation Commission, scheduled BEAUTIFUL STAIN BOMBS RESISTANT TOP. for Thursday night, Was not held be •:•! -••.•-•••I cause of the Lick of u quorum, The MASTER PAINTER BRASS LEGS, PER • •i' ^-i-jL./ J--J -' next scheduled meeting Is Thursday, j • "^ • ^( _ • Aug. 19. OUTSiDE WHITE ALL HOUSE PAINT SUN 20% "S. tt.W GLASSES OFF ALUMINUM LAWN CHAIR 5 FOOT WOODEN PER STEP UDDER Alcoholics Anonymous GAL. 6 WEB 5EAT & HACK, 5TURDT ALUMlHUM TUBE GOOD QUALITY FLASHLIGHT Drinking Problem? CONSTRUCTION STURDY CONSTRUCTION Write CONTAINS THREE MILDEW OHLY COMPLETE P.O. Box 121 . W«itfield INHIBITORS Or Telephone SELF PRIMING OVER OLD PAINT tA . 242-1515 -•^.i L -•-• SELF CLEANING -*.J H.9B • NOV.. ON FEET OF COVERAGE ALUMINUM EXTENSION EXCELLENT DURABILITY WAIL PUQUIS LADDER Going, Going, ASSORTED SUBJECTS tONG 24 FOOT AS tOW AS SEE, STURDY Gone! INTERIOR or m AIL ALUMINUM BASE FOR A $ ;r*T CONSTRUCTION Open All Day Sunday GOOD FINISH .¥ M< EXTERIOR PER SELF-ADJUSTING USE OUR REAR ENTRANCE FROM TOWN PARKING IOT COAT. INSIDE PRIMER OR OUT 'GAL, i* W--w^*- BLACKTOP AVSKU »WVEWAYS *-*r*. * PARKING THROW EM AREAS RUGS * -^ •u;^>. AN EXTRA TO U5M, DURABUE FINISH 'LANT 16 OZ With a\\ the speed PA IM T C O M PANY I" of a rapid-fire auctioneer, a THRU. imb Classified Ad In the OET SUP. trader -will sell whatever If U you wish to dispose ah phona us at RX 46 RT. 22 PRESCRIPTION CH SPRINGFIELD, NEW JERSEY 070B1 AD 2-4407 WAYNE, NEW JERSEY 0747ft OPPOSITE RIALTO THEATRE 256-0038 379-4936 Mon. ihru Sat. - 9 A.M.-9 P.M. RT. 46 Open Sunday — 9 A.M.-6 P.M. RT, 9 (Soyre Woods 243 Et BROAD SL WESTF1ELD EAST BKUNSWICK, H J, 03816 CAPITOL PLAXA Phone ADams 2-6630 257-5330 N. OLDEN * PRINCETOM LEADER TRENTON, NEW JERSEY 394-3000 •"•**¥.