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—VOL' XXVII—No. 5 SPRINGFIELD, N. J., THURSDAY,1 NQVEMBER-i-7rl955- tOWNSHW OF. SPBlNiBriELDV OrtlCUL NEWSPAPERV* 10* A COPY. $3.50 BY THE Yl
Urges Early Gives Control
- ._- to start those Davega Stores, well known Ihristmas mailings!", Post- ~76-year'old chain , store OF- master^ A. V.—Del Vecctiio .. Last" week's local-^electTOn—results have given'the -ganigation and -ono«jof • tho ya'rnA^ ^r>f^.yjy"' Ifliinchingi tiDi j largest merchandisers in ttii,s 1955 "Mail Early for Christ- .t threatens to-carry on right through'to tluL Spring mas" campaign. .';•'"" : : . section qf the~nation; become primaries-" •"•;''--v ', " ""''"'".•"•"•"•"'"•"••"• . • V raember-s of Springfield's "While Christmas is about a " All of the self appointed political, trouble shooters month a\yay,There in-the-Postpfr can now'point to conclusive reasons to prove that the'elec-, "rapidly growing retaiL sales fice-it's Christmas-todays and group with the formal ^pen- "every day. until, December 25th;" tion was won or lost because of this and that—but the men ing of their new~and elal> he said; Applications for extra behind the guns for .both sides Jn. the Springf ield contests^ |~orate" establishment torrfor- help are being processed and-the are satisfied that everything possible jvas done, and no analysis of the vote will Change "anybody's"Tnind at this .» rowc (-Friday) on Route 22. hejp_ being selected, trucks are being serviced. In fact every thing late date. -.—. ^~ . This- recently. "completed ~~i,.,:..:. readied-fori;he-flood"of - One very"""importaht result of building is located in Spring- Qbesd onJELaate-22-practica all_ggcj>rds of the Springfield jbst Handville-to the- Tdwnifiip-Gom- Lumber," office^-: :— _'. ..'_ •-;— .: mitteerJs-that-feere'is rio^questionr ~justracross-the=h-igfiway-aiwi iMany gifFparcejs-have^alreadi been dispatched tOr-membe'rs~of are_now united under iheJeader- : v rHbward-xFormstin-restaurar if:"li?eaI~CHairTiia n Charles'- A ctaff nf Ttiprp.handisini to _civittatts •iniforeign: countries •ehrtstm-aricards~lo) es experts; under,^training.for ihaLjthe_Republicans_would^-50w- I"—several weeks will be in charge —be-deUvereti-in ^iOhey arfl-seatrby-air mail present a united front-^that there- -of Salnuel—Stejn^-who has been were factions and rival groups_ -£a«sigtted-as general manager of before December ;l¥t. Mail gifts now to_frfends apd not -marking tim.e__jsj&__the "Springfield—operation^- Mrr J3eardsley leadeisfiip^^but both 1^- Stem comes here with over twenty READY FOR CUSTOMERS^— Photograph showing new equipment has beenJnsfeUed to give service to the cus- ing .in otiier states. - - • Davega Store on Route 22 in SpringfieEf-whiclr will be Postmaster Del Vecchio espe, the Democrats.and some.of the y f experiencp e with the D^ tomer and display the-greatTTumber of items. i hi formally opened for business this week. Plenty of free park- daily-calls .on__the housewives-to vega"organization in their New — (Mickey Fox Photof help in his egbrt to deliver, every aBze that these rumors of divided: -York—stores—and^recently—had :Ing spacejwill be avaUabieJor.all_patrons_and-every- modern. : loyalties—were—entirely—-untrue.- charge of the White-Plains oper^ packa^e^ndC3ristitm fore' December 25tn,:. Beardsley'and Mayor Bmder are ..ation,. making that store one of "The lady- of the house is in in absolute control of the GOP in the best in the entire chain. - charge,of each family's Christmas: Springfield-and..: the'-vict^y-last He will be assisted. in__intrb- mailing program; She"sefexts" the" week over-a h.ard-punching"Derao- "ducing .Davega's selling and mer- cards, buys; most of the gifts and. cratic-team, makes their position chandising-methods by John A. s to it that the iff very secure as heads of the Re-' .Herdman 'as •senior assistant man- friends and loved-ones is up _toj JOINS CHADWICE OFFICE. publican Darty; here. ^. "."TJ- ager. Cyrus Sandier and Vincent date." •-."' -•— '- — rMayor—Binder is "mentioned Shannt, ..two others with experi- .-.—-. - Springfield for many along with Chairman Beardslev^ Trnce iiTTDavega's operattbnsiviir -He-urges that-you^take-the fol- '""" iiseT—as-^mliny-^"sep?rs : lowingjsteps at once^_get out your years, has become a member "of [_fcelp"in-SpringfieM as-:assistant the- B. Jf^ Chadwick^-Agency,-well pointed out,-it. was he vrtio^took^:: managers. Executives-from: the Chrwtmas card listYhd-carefully l\old) Of the campaign aMng' with— check through it. Make sure each known realtors" at 336 Morris Ave- -home_fi£fice's-iri New York_City nue. Mrs. Niesz is a member of Beardsley—when=^aiings "began and Newark will T>5rticipate in .address includes the full name, toyook a-little/discpuraging" in street and number, city, zone and the Board of Realtors of the jOr- 1 the formalxopening day 1 -the-early-weeKs of-the-contest. state. Then pay a. visit-to the Post anges and Maplfewood and^has 1 monies. ". . • . been veTrjraictlveiri^vSribus civic 'As soan\as the 'pros'—-the, po^. Office, stock up on stamp's (use local The riew • building is conceded^ 3c stamps on :'• your Christmas -programs^ or^nc . IL . ... _ , -•to be. the last word in'displaying :cards'jfor fifsfclass^mail" service) is- a -member-of- the -Springfield all types of merchandise which ^On Page-15) Woman's Clul», V.F.W. Auxiliary^ the happy workers for the victors,'. will include The usual stock items Mothers' Guild of St. James -"the, whole campaign changed and you",-could_seer thei difference "oiDavega^stoTeSTsach: as., tele-. -Church,, past officer of the -Rosary fe vision-sots, Radios, refrigeratorsr PRE TEEN DANCE Society and secretary of SprinjF immediately. Thire's-nothinJFio- eloqueht as having the winner and - sporting goods "and si>6ititie*r»p€ _Fjiday,-rNoyember 18th TieldnCub Scouts^- Pack 171. Mrs.\ ^parel-^ith: the. addition off such none-pf-1he.fdissidenLinfiinbersrdt: NiesV joins~the5genei!alI5ales or-" ithe^loca^Rejpubiican^brganizatibn flepartnvents -as^ drugsjTtoys, Gym 7:3d p.m. gaiilzatloif ~6t &ei Chadwicfc "Ageri- candy, household - goods, -^Snuff will now be_ able to challenge this For All Springfield! 7th & 8th cy, Springfield. members of theleadership. T^is should dose the |_ electrical appliances, photograph- • Graders Board of Realtors of the-Oranges ItidZiL ranks." " £ and Maplewood. ..•.—; j solace inThe fact that theyiiorcedLl..._ -the GOP-to put in their first team Stores open their hew operation on the highway tomorrow, ager "Jack" Herdman, and General Manager Sam Stein. Home Here last weelcT7TfaturaUOhe.y,_could- hilli^hriHltl^^ (Mickey Fox Photo) have been'much happier-with '. didates. and—the-narrow margin _ of defeat makes them look ;ahead : Marmon Property Legion Head T( Continued on Page 4) „ • • Red Cross Board Politics may be a "many/splendored thing" to the ma- jority of people, and-adverse-election results are usually ByPeclS Plans Big Program wrappedin-ceiLQphane^and. placedJn. th_e_ho'pe' chestrrintiL _»Secon3 d Fatality by Theproposed, newt shoppjng-cen-- Children next -year. - _. „ t'er on.th¥ Marmon property which^ Springfield Superintendent But to one home owner in Democrats lost last-week;" said wotrtd-be located in both-Spring- - Members -
BAHAI WORLD rAITH 7:30 "p.m.—BTentng_lKoraMp_S«_5«^ • "• Tuesday. Nor. 22, 8:Q0',jTm.T-W(Si- Flrulde chats ercry'fcld^y 'en's Missionary and • Swrfce- League ' I ______^m___J_ j_d___ l J j I oral Jewish Center Debates Torah Scroll J. v. loair 1*1 8alter_Streetr'SprlrJl=! - r>""' .«_t-h >_nhiin;hi_ " ~ , SeTftroitrsScred^bjeo fleld.'"" ••••••••• . . lor Choir rbheaiisal. , " I ,'.* synagogue-are its Torahs. .These Sunday- Schoot=3'to 14, H to. 12 7:45|p.pi»—B1W«) Study and .Prayer SERVICES p.m. . __^_^ ' . ' ' • Service. • -. ,. are the-parchment scrblls.contain- • Aoulf^Sld ei^rf to 12 pjn. 8:15 p.m.—Juntoi.and Youth Clxolr ing the- first ifive books of ^the THE 'ftlETHOPlSr CHURCH • rehearsal, ' - -...,.- Bible. They-are-written by' hand •EpHEy'S KPIscnPAT. CHURCH 8:30 pin.—Teaoher .Training Class-In, Main Street an£ 'Academy-Greeir- Uburn & Springfield Parish Sunday-Sohooa, Room 1. .. • '•'• in Hebrew and are kept in a large -Sptinglleld- -Main-Street^Slillburn W. N. Baiiz, Organist —y , ReT. Hugh W. Dickinson, Rector ST. SOlfN'S "tl)THEi*AN CHURCH'" curtained 7a"i1r~atrtlie~ eastern end' 659J Springfield. Avenue • -_rr.-_._ Temple "room. The high Marvin W. Green, PJi.u.^ Pastor Summit, It/ 3. • " ^ DRexel S-1695 8 a.m.—Holy Communion. ' i Rev. W. S.. JUnmTrT, Ph.D. '- points of .every. SabbathTService 9:30 a.m.—Family Worship Service, Associate Publisher & Editor,- JULIAN SABOHN conies when one of the Torah__is Church School & Bible Class. • Sunday, Nov. 20, 9:3* a'.ra.—ChurcJi _»«»JJlJ5eJie4ule _; Z—L. —11 ».m,—Morning.. Prayer & Sermon. Sohool. . '.'.•.. -" "'" TELEPH.ONESr^ ~ Ivom 0:30>and 11:00 a.m.—Graded Ohurch 11 a.m Holy Communion & 8ei- :30 a.m. aJid 10:^5'a.m.—Wonhlp. The ' Scliool Classes taught iby consecrated Murdoch 6-7444 ark, placed on the reading desk, mou. Service. Sermon,.Perhapa Not Enough. DRexel 9-5000 DHexel 9-5001 ChrlsWan teaishers seeking to apply 3_p.m.—Dootrlnol EHsciisslonai group. ESTABLISHED SEPTEMBER • 27. 1929 and a prescribed portion of it is Che teaohlngs at the Holy Bible to the 8 p.m.—Organ4 recital by Ashley B; • experiences ot growing youth today. .CHUKCU OF CHRIST Published eTery Thursday at read. The portions are so divided SCIENTIST Miller, AAGO, organist'ot Radio City Cross-&nd-Crown-award system In use. Music Hall, and/ Mr. Fred. Thomas, • Morris Avenue. Springfield. N. J. that tfie entire scroll is covered in Enroll your child ait tho»9:30 session. 292 Sprlnefield Atenut : .Summit, N. J. I'tarl'tooeTaolotelrTOf—lihe" BplaoarAl -Oa- ~ | by SPRINOHELD SON PUBLISHlS<3~0O; ' - •. 11:00 a.m.—Divine Worship In the Ulcdral .in Newar*. ayear. • • • Official. newsp&per of tbe "Township of Springfield. Subscription' ratea by Preabyterlan Parish House. The Cham- Thursday, Nov. 17, 10 a.m.—Can«er Every synagogue aspires to pos- ced and Junior C*o!re' Wll lurnlsh 11 a.m. Sunday Service'. Dressing Unit In the Fartoi Houae.. ' .mal^postpaldrOnfcyeaxir«i5»^6lx-mo.i^ si>eolaa*mu6lc.-Ir.-.areen,L,lU. 11 a.m, Sunday School. , .-a p.m.—Women's-8oolety-rn« •. Ii yon know of a newcomer Excltlng lilhouetle — "PowerStyU" Chrysler In Springfield-C«D Windsor, the popular • \. Newport-Hardtop model *-V W«Mtf!eld 2*0004 7 PUT yew PRODUCT i*tf* h—. tl» AMBASSADOR WAY Member oi Springfield Chamber of Commerce Url ,-^FrldttS TSaturday, and Monday. LA tmher Iff 79, 'nnrf 27 ill t Full of SI Cbnfest^_B| other valuable priiei for th« runnsri-up. • A Hawaiian orchid wjll b». glv«n t» ««en Udy who attindl. Bold tttw grille ~"PowerStyttr Chrysler Windsor An «.ttracHv» bjtnlc or a ball polnJ-'cUilt pen with lt«nd will b« given •» iaeh pinon who op»ni a Mvingi. account for $10 bt1 more during-oiir 2nd An'nlvenary C»l«bration.. ..' ••=".; High-style hits the highway with a Sunday punchl Anyiehbol child or itudeilt who .. _—„r educatorg y representing various parts ofThejcountry. • . — "Jonathah^Daytqn' Regional High I~kuii.]detaUs about the General School senior, students are-Being: Motors planr including registra- offered an opportunity to cojnpete tion dates for the examinations in, the General/*Motors National are" available to interested' stu- Scholarship Plak,^ according. to_-dents.from Mr. Hohtfs office. JValtcr A.Hohn, Scholarship coun- Last year Ricfiard Diet:;, of selor. . _J • : •" Troop -No. 62, ^s,ponsored_by—the: Mountainside and" now - atte'nding The plan, initiated early in 1955, California Institute of Technology Jewish Community Group was providelsfor 100 four year scholar- honored by a visit frgm and a was awarded one of the General ships, at least one in every state Motor Scholarships. This was in- very stimulating tajk by Mr.and 50 at large, at any college or Dan Lucy, our director of Civilian deed a great-honor for Regional university of the successful con- High- School;- • Defense. The "talk was very time- testant's choice and in ana field lyasrtnformta py particularly commended the Boys Registration for the second-year St. Stephen's Bazaar ftfQrMttie4ateUigent-jiU£stions,,they-!~oi"tTf DOTOUWANT^ 16 to 181b. fowl colorfully patterned • A Movie Camera Week-End Specials 20 to 22 Ib. roost 12-inch Fruit Bowl handy tray fop A Movie Projector ~ Ctnt.f' hondl., dlgml-. OVAL ROASTER ' tarn bowl with dainty CldQCOLATErz:: #3 Slide Projector- ^coHoped .dgsi.' T.V. SHACK TABLES Reg. $1.59 Old Fashioned discount *—'1 V/£=x -18" inch; tray-top : top quality rpasier if ordered before yt tables—assure you long; '. " selif.-basting cover^ built-in T^ U - good looking use—^hand- - Thanksgiving '•_ _;•treerwell. Fifs stajhdard -9ipe. Caddy Sets somerubber-tipjblackJegs^l -6v*ji$. ~ C Pi r0 Squor.i ef'-ablnek I CM Pit ~~^i'^ *' 1°* * Y fgWOV ' tenderizing andirowrrirtg? SPRINGFIELD flold-«-ei.-tMmbUf»r-jAj-ffiLlI --- ^ii^A^ Top Selection Over Size SavmgsJ Ghoos^! Choose! Choose! 288 MILLBURK AVE., MILLBURN DR. 6-43?r 238 Mortis Aye. DRexel 6-5010 |— ' - - Elliot Llchenstein, Prop. '"• Al?vayirFfeTT)elivery- ' ASSORTED 16 pc Service for Four ALUMINUM STJWTIRSIT HEADQUARTERS FOR 8-qt. round HOLIDAY COOKING EOLY BASIN «.- long 1dillng,~vMful- i V9C ' batin.>Choic« V red' , er ytllow. » i lovely Virginia Rose pattern , will ad Jastin^rbequty-f'o i your table. Colorful decora- STEAK SETS "tiorT'i* rich' lookirlQ and Beautifully. Boxed Incl»«« ClKJf & Fok *" " Every^ Young Service ^iJinguished. _ •&$^ CarylngJCnJfe & Forl ... As wee look back, ever so^many years of service . . . we are proud of the progress we have made in relieving the distress of so ^tariy' families by making every Service 'a Memorial of beauty^ reverence - __an.d dignity.—'—-—:— « '" . - ' ------.- • ESTABLISHED 1908 Gracious Hostess Complete Sets Printed Plastic . Holiday Linen 24 pc, 36 pc.,60 pc. IE A Ml ESS SILVERPLATE TABLE COVERS TABLECLOTHS . Gracious.Hostess Op$n Stock 54x72 52.39 & $2.98 BAKING . SILVERWARE - 52x7Z $2.98 25c to 69c $7.85 to $16-95 . 25 Gauge Polished Aluminum Values to 2S?«< "NEWBERRY& For Good Food" 1 qt. SAUCEPAN ••;'•• :.V:':'tyKBr-.. ^^-^v Canadian Style mink...... beaver Save 20* • With Potato Stuffing, :•<•' '« Little Sausages, Tijrkey Gravy, Persian.... '.seal ALUMINUM « TIN long «ak« pan—-. Sweet Potato, ' • Coollt pan Marsliniallow Topping, • 4-<«p muffin pan broadtail, squi OVAL • CooH. ihatl . .. Cranberry Sauce & •* H • T«d blicult mvffln pM • - Garden Fresh Peas. ~M- ^% 'Q \ at our low, close-to-factory cost prices ROASTER • Cak* pan * cutttr • Rtady nix cakt pant : '• Uaf pan "' ... -.. For de88ertr-rn.tty ice suggest our own. • Smaller, Handy Size. - • Oblong blwutt pan >\ . • ?»»xiy,"cok. pen Pumpkin Pie ...... 20c CLOTH COATS TOO! Easy to Clean. . Long. Lasting. . Harvest Moon. Sundae ... 25c t VAIOB -YOU' ON SEE .*.... X,-.1 QUAUTY tOU-CAN TRUST I HOURS : Daily to 9 p.m Store Hours: Mon., Tue-s., Wed. < General Greene SAT. &'SUN. FLEMINGTON FUR CO. 9j30 a.m. to 5:30 p.m. Thurs. & Shopping Center ' , to 6 p.m. >UMIlfbtOJI, M. I. Frl. 9:30 a.m. to 9 p.m: Sat. 9:30 SPRINGFIELD, N. J. J. J. NEWBERK1T GO, a.m. to 6 p.m.:.; , ' . rNEW imcrt utctsT MANurAqmn i oinmiuio* of f|Ni rutia ••'(• THE SPRINGFIELD SUNrTHORSDAY. NOVEMBER 17, 1955 pany—of—BeUev'ille-insfeHed-rthe- —Springfield's,, newest retail store' the spacious-building. -, '•—-—; be the first of a series of estab-- -so-th.at purchase's can be brought ~rlt carries into-jll- areas of medi- The most modern of equipment store front glass and alll other of "sclences. —the Davega building on Route lishments^o be known as Davega's right to the cars right_at the the building's glass; I. Friedman, Legion Head Joe Collins 22—has been completed on sched-~ Tfa's^been installed in the 'new Discount Center Department and entrances to the' ^Davega store. (Cpntinue£ from page-1) (Continued from page 1) of Newark, did" the^ painting^ ~ule and made ready Tor tills building, 56~tons of air-condition into their own and' our ""demo- dreh can be helped by, you. Pro- : will be operated on a self'service The Springfield store will be open v week's grand opening desplte-bafr ing"lilvijig the entire' area Jhe_ ati*-aie—mason—ma 1 daily irom 9:so a.m. to IU p.m. Tessional and community. wprk-. parney, -Pastor of St.-James, and' weather,, steel shortages, flood basis with prices lowerthan any cratic society isjssuming its just' finest control of heating and cool- terials_w.eredEujmshed by ttejCon; competitor to-induce • greater vol- daily «rd-Sunday, . •- - ~ concern for its mentally retarded. ers in many fields are finding "Joe" Collins o£nthe_American conditions, and the other usual ing. This job was the work, of crete BloclTCompany of Irvington. •"BtJT there is much to be done. new ways to develop and guide League Champion Ya'nkees. ' "bugs" to overcome. The general ume "of*sales, according' to one of Climate.'Control, Chrysler Air The .«rittffe_ -building is com-the store-officials. The "items, to Although- we know,' or suspect, the' rptflrdfi^ «*hi!H iri' Hfttfpr ns industry^new dwefflng units become~part of ihe^ownship7bringing wlihzthem filv sbufces oipr6sperity .TIT; oiid now PETER NewJersey the natiorrs largest and most: reliable retaLi-aut- lets in SpringfIielcl. It means more more_pros- j>enty! *. In short it meafhrr^reater Springfield 0 CONSTRUCTED THE MEW JEROME CONSTRUCTION C NEWARK NEW JERSEY MARKET 3-3275 . Air Conditioning Roofing Glass SANDERS ROOFING flflNLASS HARRY RICH I. FRIEDMAN CONCRETE BLOCK CilMATE CONTROL DIVISION Commercial Residential COMPANY LIBERTY FUEL COMPANY COMPANY Industrial COMPANY COMPANY •T OF IRVINGTON V Chrysler Airtemp 13 Lombardi Street 53 Schley Street 1013 Broad Street $6 Somerset Street 585 Washington Ave. 499 Chancellor Avenue NEWARK NEWARK BELLEVILLE NEWARK NEWARK IRVINGTON New Jersey> \ NewJersey NewJersey * NewJersey : NewJersey New Jersey ESsex 3-1255 MArketS-STll Blgelpw 3-6676 PLymouth 9-8900 Mitchell 2-4692 ESsex 5-4852 THURSDAY, NOVEMBER 17. I9S5 FKEf GIFTS With ped* for APPAREL - Men, Women, Boys, Girls ?T0RUGS & TOILETRIES> HARDW*I^* MINT^^ ^^ * RAD^ * WAS Lodias" Multi-Filament CR0SLEY1Superb 8MM. KODACHROME SUPS _ • FuU • matching 3" lace trim, 34 to 41 Nationally Famous .. ^DiscountPrice 8MM, Movie Camera EMERSON Blonde Mfrs.'Lifetime Guarantee ^% ^J;99 NYLON HOSE ft High Speed Lens • Slow Motion. . -^ superb Wood Finish Cabinet FLASH CAMERA • -Discontinued Model Spatulas » Super-Site AlBmlnhedTuW • Wonderful Glft.Value Ladles tt,^. size Mah; Finish Console Forks, many Ladies' Hi-Bulk Men's Flannel ORLON SWEATERS • Sanforized CottoirPrints Ad3ustable-Steam Control ft: Applique and leveled Trim ft Choice Plaids _ ft Sixes; 3lio_40 V -.. Large Girls' Top Fabric SPECIAL • Men's Campus Style If Perfect 4.85 Int. Harvester fj ACKS^ ALL WOOL COATS REFRIGERATOR AUTVoeJ Schuster Plaids ' 00 Sanforized^Chinois, • Hockaanm Wool • Corduroy Lined Eistland Window Pan« Cheeks ^ Rayon Taffeta Push—Button Nationally Advertised QUILT JUMPERS Boys' Nylon Gabardine FRIGIDAIRE SURCOATS& Washer Men's Fine UNDERWEAR BOMBER JACKETS • 8-oi. Quilt Lined ft T SHIRTS • \ ft Mouton Collaif^, ' ft BRIEFS 'ft Sizes: 6 t* 12 _ - • ATHLETIC SHIRTS Famous MaKe Boys" Leather RADIO All Standard Brands Usually 2.99 Superheterodyne 5c CANDIES SKI HATS • QuUt Lined . .94 FUJ" talJBiril'&rEar-Murlt VICTOR 3-Wey A.JC. Gilbert Set Children's Hw PORTABLE Complete with .. . ft AC, DC. and Batteries FLEECE SLEEPERS ft TRAINS . , "Golden Throat" Sound ft Pink, M»lie, Mint, Lt. Blue • TRACKS . • Sites: Ito6 Children's Nylon *•• . Usually 6.99 PAINT ROLLER SNOW SUITS & TRAYSET -ft QuUt Llnefl ft Makes home decorating • Washable easy and fun! ft Matching Helttet DB.IVERY, INSTALLATION & SERVICI OI»T|ONAL ON AM- MAJOR ApHfANCSS * TV 1 r • •' . . "I • • Paga 9 . THE SPRINGFIELD SUN. THURSDAY. NOVEMBER 17, 1955 -dreny-Roy _and Robing were- fasciy enanf Governor of the 27th Dis- Ottos j are. formerly of Irvington. n"2ted_. by Dad's .stories especially1 rict of-OptlinistfcJnternationalr VanHoeke-P'isula the "storiesroi his-participationjn is- unofficially^ making a survey ^Bruce—Goldstein celebrated. hisi —r.ter*" the Lone House Festival and.Har- of buriown wittrthe-lwReUfTstart- ar^Miteyah on . Saturday, Nov. vest Festival. '• _ ~ . .' ing a- Ipcal OptimisEirfchih: in the I followed i b'y*a~Teception at the Wedding Is Held . Robin AdpU~\ve~eKe;ndetl~ _at the •neac^ future. Atyofie" interested Jewish Community Center. On home.of Miss-ArneHWitte (a feU phone him at Essex 2-6494 or Sunday- Ihis friends attend,ed.ia_ AND—TIDBITS . ABOUT— ..low, camper) in Hicksville—tong--write to Mr. Arineser-afe-757 Lyons party given in his honor at his Ave.,_Irvirigton. Home. Bruce is -the—son-'of-Dr— YJOUR FRIENDS & NEIGHBORS. Island. . . .,...-, Sr- S;, Gpidstein-ofi-26-Kip^ Roy Adell celebrated his/eighth- . birthday on November 5. A ,-y Happy Birthday to Mrs. Ralph' .ling Aye. _.. Jf You Have An)/ News Call^ # . Feldmari of 36 Sherwood -Road ~^gtig=Mtisitr-^rppreeiation Group Recently moved here fromJ3elle- who' celebrated the occasion -wiffi LORRIE LEWIS her family. held its monthly gpt-together OK DREXEL 6-4502 . •viile are Mr. and Mrs. .Saul'Mar- •Nov. 12-at the home.of Mr. and der jof" 4 Archbricjge Lane. They- :—Memo-to^he lady who Bought. "Mrs. HyjFie of 21 Ann Place.' Mr. Roger Shotwell~, Springfield-School-system—attend-r have d soji} Dfya-n—age—5V4—and- Jr. of536 Mountaii n AAve.arebearri blv.erf fcfie Annual Banquet for the ikdaughter, Susan: age 3Vi. Mr. thrift sale. The jacket you bought Seven candles—were- on Chris- ing over the arrival of a baby Bloomsburg (Pa.) Teachers Col- Matder owns the .Orange Refrig- for 5 cents was not part of the tine Callahan's ' Birthday cake daughter, Tenny Sue, bom at Over-, lege Alumni of the Greater New eration and Air Conditioning . Co. merchandise available for sale. this year. Cnristi'ne, daughter-' of look Hospital on "October 31weigh- York Ai'ea, at Zig's Restaurant in in Efist Orange. It belonged to one of the-P.T.A. Mr, ,and Mrs. H.- Callahan of 269 -ing-7-lb.-6-oz.-The-ShQtwells'have Newark.^asl- •membersFRose-Gintervv who -vol- Baltusrol Way, was hoBtoedrat a two other children, Roganne/;tgc A. festive—weekend markedt^he birthday party" on Nov.'"l3. • While on a business trip which unteered as a salesclerk. When L S'.i and Gary age 5Vi. . . • . 10th anniversary of Mr. and Mrs. you realized this and-phoned her, guests were-Karen Luppi of Short took him to SonttrTJakota; Iowa, L-Gershen of One JMorwood Road. Hills; Joyce Madera and Mary" Miss Edna B. P/wsel. a fifth | and Nebraska, Morton Adell of she-took: your name and address They enjoyed a performance of but has since lost it. She would Ann Geteau of Union; Denise and gi'adeJeachedh r in-thith e JameJ s CaldCld-I R Pd-ryd ' PlacPl e managed t o fifind A'Silk Stockings" in N.Y.C. on FrTcertainly appreciate your phoning Valerie DePVecchio, Marguerite frwe.ll School and Mrs. J. Frank | time: to gather some interesting; tr MmV ii 1 anH nn Sunday Nnv Freedman, Nancy Davenp Jakbbsen, a'former teacher in ttie I material about jncnans. MIS cnii- 13 they drovE_lQ- New_Haven, Carol uorinne, uatny £;ICK, Jane Conn, (with theiFTons David and Sincerest~Congratulatipns~to~Mr; OTd^tynn-Taffeer • Jackie Smith, -MRS: JOHN view Terrace pause at N. Y. International Airport before boarding * and Airs. Paul-Karlin who cele- Fan'American Clipper bound for Montego Bay, Jamaica. The Baum- Jonathan) and visited Mrs. Ger- Sharon Remlinger, "Cavolyn Buc- The marriage of Miss La Verne 1 brated their 25th "wedding- anni- cie, and Abby Sue Fisher, all of gartens are spending a week at the Caribbean Resort as guestrtif the- ghen's grandfather, Mr. Simon Van Hoeke', daughter-^![Mr. and Fedders-Quigan Corporation. - Millen and her uncle, Doctor S. versary.-They hosted _at,'a dinner- ^Springfield; and her sister, Kathi. More Millcn. Happy Anniversary!! party at their home" at 539. Ash- ?ink: was—the—color—used in jll Mrs. Oscar Van Hoeke of 1032 wood Road. Mr. Karlin.owns Kar- the decoratfons. ""~~ - SchneTderZ: avenue, Union, and-^h&JJnion County TuBerculT55is_&'and only the fourth-woman--de-"-'•-.--_-—^| than a Mr. and Mrs. Harold GeUer Hns Paint and Wallpaper store in Mrs. Callahan's parents^—Mr. John Pisula, son of Mrs. J. Pisula Health League, Inc. signer since Emily- Bissel .who formerly_of Irvington, have moved the Lyons Shopping Center. and' Mrs. J^ E. Morrison o.f 34 created the first American Chriat- To their new home- at 6 Craig -of 724 Washington avenue, Linden, Ninety-five thousand citizens in Morrison_Road have just returned took place Saturday in St. James Union County wlll~receive letters mas Seal in~t907. -' ! Road. Their son, Dennis, is ; I This week . we welcome to jirom California. While thire. they Y/ freshman- at-Rutgers University Springfield Mr. _and Mrs. Jljm.il. visited with their daughter—and Church, Springfieldg . Rev_ Edward containing seals and a report of Born in Philadelphia, Miss Simp- Mr. Gelter-^is an -electuical_coiu Otto^Jr. of 49 Linden Ave. Their son-in-law ITT'Swierzblnski officiated -at ththe the program- ofgthe Leaguer The son studies -at-the Philadelphia . —^1 lSi^jioing A.;-zrei:epliun 4ulluyfflt^^^ e 1 r wi-ok in-chemcial eng _ ^• ™°^ '1^?M^e^oubl^barre1lT5QsFiof6m^ ing,» n ver dette Van Hoeke TVfr. Frank"Anrieser, who is Lieu- _the2y i sity of- -Delaware. The.cisco, Santa Barbara; San Diego, -r^^r, ise-,gf-protection, was designed by has • ->v.as_]i]eEIsister's maid of honor. Simpson- one of—the voung- greeting cards, -and- commercial—^ | Bridesmaids-were Mrs. J : mists-whose=-Jetestgns have advertising art. Mr. and Mrs. Donald Deuvall Kwiaf.fik ni blli'/ah^fih, .Mstfir o been chosen for the' Tuberculosis nave moved from tos-Rila ijhnstnTaT WomenU-and, Debs'- *Kansas^to~545-Morris Avc. Their andMiss Shirley Strobel of Union." twqjons_ are Dale-age-8-and Bi-ian -Miss—Diane—Reichle of- Spring- age 19" montlis. Mr. 'Deuvall is field, cotrsin—-of--the—bride, was NATIONALLYJiDVEIfflSE^ sales engineer_for the Marley junior bridesmaid.-T-ina and Karen Wear LCooling Towe,r Co.. in New York Pryzbylmuski of West Orange bedroom City. ^=— ' were flower girls. Albert CicconL ., .Clip to ajiecKtie of Union—served as" best—man. EXTRA TINY, EXTRA LIGHT Ushers included Noer-BTOwn. and SUael Loco/Woman /n -3ruce-Kirk-of-Spnhgfield—Adam- 5/idwT tekT • , • . — offers you extra protection :.-. and welcome • An alumna of-UnionJIigh-School, privacy for your personal calls. For information, Miss Jean Vallance of 439 Meisel avenue has been chosen for—the the bride is employed • by the ^CtiJsr- just call your Service Representative y ——- Surplus Stock»^f;leodlng Monufaetur«r» r Union Center National Bank. Mr. j horus of—'The Vagabond King", -- at your Telephone -Business, Office^' . rhBdNiSdPi Pisularff -member 'of the~Naval initial production of the Mont- Remarkable miniature^ hearing ai seen, on- WATV Television, New- Springfield Chairman^of the Tub- 348^prinqftet(rAVK7-Summlt- Phone ark. • \ : -^•' . erculosis Seal Sale,Campaign for AT COLUMBIA! 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Beverages Baby Meats XXXX Sugar Delicious in Milk 7 Early California ' Stuffed Olives 12oz. pt.J Mammoth Bosco jar Ripe Olives can 29* Cherries 51u F Minute Maid Frozen Homogeniio^ ' ,1 Cranberry Vtr, ^; Seasoning 2^:25' 11b. 31b Domrf 85^lKratt Oi bot. 33 ' bot.'5 7 Fruits afeels "» \&30* 2'" 37/ can Orange Juice r Xi cant «J # can |i:| Try d pound today DAIRY FROZEN FOODS '*¥** 1 P^tel Napkins «»«• 2 SflS 19*T?bl(J Napkins ""'•'JSttJ fl' |:j| ... you'll love it. 1 Dinner Napkins"""12 S*'4 29*Marcal Towels Old Forge Extra Sharp FREEZER WITH ikfii II ni, * 111., DIM. KltcKim Regular or Drip PURCHASE OF |tomsio« M.MI, « DISH Bwax raper m FREE " . . €. 1 in!)[iii!itu 1 mini 1111 ifi 11 iii 1 tn 111 irnnmtntiuuiiiTiu 11miinn 11 ctmiiimtniuiiitiniminmuviniinnmniuiuiiiinnnmiimiumuioii CHEDDAR Sanitary Napkins Pur« 2 Pkgs. Seabrook Farms For Cleaner Clothes Detergent ' Modess Ivory Soap In The Fashion Stripe Package" Vi\b. BABY LIMA BEANS Med. ^ Rinso White Ad 3 cale. M P^5' MB j» Baby - BixrJen'i If DMI £30* £72* 37*^.75' Marcal Hankies GOUDA GRUYERE ^ Soap W'N'p"" SeakM » wmmrj*. BAKED GOODS #^M Domaille I2< Off Miulir Me* fklkllCU Braided Almond M 1 9O< Soap Granules N!;';. 2pl',,4«' pkg. LEIDERKRANZ Nane L nn ? [i «t rig. pfiu I t( 'It prlcaj Surf '62 DANISH coffeecake . y y 3V • jOflp hurt * eik«» LL $ IOlla llsslrecoiotid I too l\ Grocery Pticet Effeciive Through Wednssda>, November 23. • Meat and Produce Pricej'Effeciive through Saturdavi Noyember 19th. f-\ STORE HOURS: MON., WED. & SAT., 8:30Ar«t'TO «if. M. - GENERAL GREENE SHOPPING CENTER . / Morris and fiemer Avenues, SPRINGFIELO—-—^^" TUBS. & THURS.,«:?O TO 9 P. M. ~ FBDAYS 8:30 A. M. TO 10 P. It. 0 • # '. '.J" 7 Pago S THE 'SPRINGFIELD SUN, THURSDAY, NOVEMBER 17, I95S IT for. the fine Christmas Program The time is j?:45 to" 11:15 a. m; we'reTall looking "forward to-hear-' This meeting is of .interest ito per- sons interested irt-Pre-ScjiooLand Woman's Club ing_'at_our_ next] Club-Night on: eember,-7T-Six—Temple-Umver^ Home and_Family Life a—"-"- JAEGER sity ballet dancersfhave been se- Parent education Groups. cured, by the Department-Chair^ J-The. LUMBER «"d SUPPLY CO. man, Mrs* John:G. "Williams of Ii Parent-Teacher Association will 2322 MORIUS-AVE., UNION, N. J. Lyon place, to.interpret Tchaikov**" meet in- the Florence Gaudineer -.Twenty-one--enthusiastic. mem- ski's "Nutcracker. Suite" at the bers attended the meeting of the School rat 8:15 pun! on_.Monday,\ Drama Department on Monday Christmas program; Mrs. WilNovember.21- . _". • ...._. evening, November 14, at. theliams and herl-co-chairman, Mrs. Won't you' volunteer to .-work DO-IT-YOURSELF home of Mrs. Leonard Field, 102 Robert Kennedy, 1 Warwick "'Cir-" on one of 'the-committees" where" Salterr-street. Plans were formu- cle, and-Mrs. John S. Trout of people are needed for the Spring- lated by the, department'to hold 105 Hawthorn avenue, who—has field P.T.A.? Workers are very gala Christmas. Party at -the been—accompanying, the music much Jeedea"f«r""S"eve'ral"-coTnTnikj-j SALE home of Mrs. Michael-Tatusko, 36 group for several weeks at thetees including: Safety. Civil De- Lyofr place, on ^Mondayevening, piano, motored to—Philadelphia fense, and fluoridation. Call Mrs. December—12^-at-8:30. A feature' this past Wednesday where—the- Philip Lewis—DRexel 6-4502. GEfT^ADY FOR WINTER "NOW" at the party, a >playlet with a Christmas'theme.-'willbe'present- pyJ_jy;r_ _J)r. .J).an.iel_^_. ... „ ed-by-members^of-the*- group in hearsed with "^Nutcracker Suites- Commissioner of Health, is en- recordings made by the Music De- couraging every .municipality in DO-ITYOURSELF—Members of the Handicfairand I towels, handJaavels, aprons, and scarfs for their. ''.'The iittle Match Girl" by Hen- partment ^at • their,, last rehearsal. ry Gheon, to be directed by Mrs. Ne"w- Jersey to-sturdy and consider Art Departments of the Woman's Club shown put-1 forthcoming bazaaY to be held on December 1st at' A great deal of effort has been the fluoridation of water. The ex- ting in a lbt of effort in painting decoraUve-guest|the7A"mericatt-Legion Hall. • Stanley Hranfc' Mrs. Edward Por- put forth by everyone participat- WEATHER ter and* Mrs.—John Trout, co- Tiibit on fluoridation at the State ing in our next j21ub 'Night- -pre- House Annex, Trenton, shows This year we will be working on hoate at tho cting •v«4 that liuonaation r>__— r ._----- delicious refreshments at the close sentatioiv-and^we look forward to proficiency badges. We've de a fhmperformance' and a-record decay by two-thirds;-that.it^ is : of try-outs for\ the -department's safe and that-it brings a great BazaarTo Be «dedT)St~we'l like~to earn the ' Husbandls—Ni-g h t presentation^ turoawti • ___ - SALE! '" On Wednesday, November 30, saving to-parents through reduced hospitality badge' first, so • our "The/Women." • . < the-E-xecutivtheJ^ e Board will hold its dental bills. The _Ne\v Jersey roop 'activities will be based on, Mps. Lee Andrews, Jr., Dram -Eggular monthly meeting at theCongress~of"Parents. and Teach- By Woman's Club On DecA Chairman, announces ers 4s "one of the sponsors of tlie this work.TCTght now, we are busy Lin. Ft. r home of Mrs. John S. Trout, 105 overing our neighborhoods sell- _ er department will feature Hawthorn avenue, at 8:15 p.m. exhibit. •On Thursday, December 1, a raffle will benefit the Scholarship C and up aily-wrapped-'"Surprise.. Pack- Co-hostesses are Mrs." Merton D. gala "bazaar, open to" the public, Fund, and to the winner of the ng delicious_Girl Scoiit Cookies. ages" at jits bfioth at the Bazaar Williams and Mrs. Henry J. Bult- Chairmen of all Parent Educa^ will be held by the Springfield raffle will go a luxurious ten-skin J^oop30:- Mrs. I. Shatten|"Leader| on December 1. Priced at only 25" tion Groups, plus the Pre-School Club at the1 American letiQiit-jiatufal ranch jhinR^foIe^ man. _ ~ ' d Clt Mrs;R.~Purkhiser, Co-Leader. cents-andJOcenls,Jhesejpaokage,pg s Group; met Tuesday, to Complete Legion Hall-from 11 a.m. to 5:30 fully insured for qne full-yeaT: and ^SAVEUPTO 50% will appeal to the children, wHo7 p.m. Sponsored by the Ways"knd "the privilege ofZ&fie-rmonogram- p -incidentally, may also com&4o doi Springfiel4t-Sould_you likejb 5, at_8:15 __ . MeansI_Department as a. Club -ming.ba the stole. -•-• ' iur-first_meethnf£iiay.e_beeitspent ;effing to—kiow—ea'eh-dther—and -their -Christmas^hoppingfcEaeh .courage-seyeralSpringfield-young- Guadinfeer. School. Miss Filbmena- project to benefit the-Cqnwnunity- __BtrsJ=Anthoiiy Pilar, inding -out about—the—Brownie of the_ thirty-five memkefcTrif ttiT "stefs'to;be~fineLcitizens and good Peloro,^Coordinator of Languages Fund and the individual ~3epart- Flgmer averiiieF ic chairnraii of lp_ liT Elementary SctookjQr~HaGfc_ progj-am whicK we will be enjay^ Drama—Department is Ifirged to students?—Would=you^ke -to he Hacfe. -ments—thfe^ba the^bazaar. Sending on her com- : -deliver her three gaily - wrapped a Regional • grad~attend college?" ensack, wi}l "^peak" on •tea'chtnrr a- bi'g -everittor- the people of mittee are-Mrsr^rank Johnson. ing *-lhr6ughput-thgp e yyear.- DecenP languages in primary, grades un- Jr., of 147 Pitt road^and Mrs; ilPlig •nur-lilg ilayl Thg packages to.Mrs.-Fred Japangler,; You-can do so by contributing_to Springfield and nearby communi- WP will hp the Wbmaffs -Uub Scholarship aer ties,—tor it will provide a .as-B«nv3iies- 151 P_itt road, as so new office ^t"8^-91 Summit Avenue opened at 8:45 SAMPLES and OR 1x10 1x12 1x24 A.M. Tuesday, November 15, and we will continue to serve you DEMONSTRATORS 12V2C 15c 35c •RED DEVIL thereafter at the new a'ddress. , , . COMPLETE SELECTIONS OF FIX UP YOUR ROOF NOW! FLATS, ENAMELS, AN D OUTSIDE PAINTS -_•— Jh* new^dern quarters Will provide ^anded facilities ROLL ROOFING Let «s Kelp you pick the right painting needs. —— • 45 Ib. ROLL : for our customers in the growing area'and enable us to serve them FLOOR SANDERS-WALLPAPER STEAMERS FOR RENT > * -Wlth^the PORTABLES FOR AS LITTLE AS • •. J CONSOLES $QO so Fnp AS i ini FAS 77 Reg. $2.50 A paying agency Is tecated at First National Bank of Springfield, Morris These SINGER* machines are and Chesfer is your one-stop Fix up your Avenue, cornVr, of Hcmer Avenue, Springfield, for convenience of our wallpaper showroom. Hun- Roof as good as new but selling dreds of patterns and tex- customers in the Springfield area. and save. 0 at prices far below list tures to choose. . LlMITEEfNUMBER, FIRST FOREIGN AND DOMESTIC COME FIRST SERVED '. Ample Parking on Our Own Lot SINGER entral loower& SEWING CENTER CHESTER PAINT CO, 2322 MORRIS AVENUE COMPANY . ;-, 1056 Stuyvesant Avc. " Union, N. J, 234 MOUNTAIN AVE. / SPRINGFIELD UNION -^ 9-3063 MU. 6-0070 Phone MU. 8-7014 • '. |l< i..,.'._.._^_, .L.:JJV. .y'lV. J^l_.__'... "V ' /• • 1 .. .••; • ; THE SPRINGFIELD SUti,. THURSDAY. NQVEMBER I7.J955, HOOL NEWS . —J-J •, :-(i- Uf lca'tloiL OT common ' imvTCB BXR* EDWABD WALfON SCHOOL NEWS , the Ufe of a tree and tlhe value- Kindergarten —: -uee3-jto-us_t - Mra. Dorothy Chandler / Both Mrs. Bloquln's and Mm. Blz- Vie have something new growing on leWlcz's filth "grades' had a most «n>. .ar- science ta.ble. VJe saved the Eeeds Joyable "Halloween- party. The costumca 'torn. our pumpkins and'dried them, worn by~the ohildren were vai'y at- tanley .Katz, Kevin Courtney,yKeany .trnotlve. —.' - — batten and Barbara Crump^ brought "In Mrs. Eloqulnte class, diooslng the_ L-4>he fMnt, n.nrt planted--them. most_origlnal _was A-dllflcult task, buW This week we started juiking tam- after class voting, It was decided that »rlnes for our rhythm band. We made Dlrinda Wltcher had t^e prettiest, out- ihem outt-of paper pTBteT"SiHI~i3ottle"| ."fftf uaroi uDlet, as Mgrtaa"-WssWrig=- ops. We've practiced" keeping time •ton. most unusual: Leo TJe1>eleln, rlth the piano: -pWlng loud and soft,- scariest; Raymond Rubah, funniest; ,nxi-acceniUn'B the strong beat. and Wlla Shapiro, .as a .cigarette girl, most original. The success of the party . /Grade I was assured—by1 the onroiul manning Mrs. i. Jane Schorr of Mrs. Henry Bouchard, the class TO GUARANTEE BEST CHOICE — ,-ajrs.Slildred Thurber . mother, and .the assistance of-Mrar-M -Most-"of lartiave finished, readlns Billet and Mrs. A. Shapiro; iur_ second prc-prtrner. These readers Th« autumn season has inspired the ' "* "fnrd .vocabulary and class to prenare a collection of poems BAJtOY FARMS )j^nnlhgvlsuSl-auai*orypereepiaon -besrlnntng-with-<>n6:about..Noveipberbesrlnntngwith<>n6:about..vp . 'oundatlon. The stories, vhloh catch Thh e pooras are beingbi - IllustrateIlltatedd and ..he spirit 6( Sally, Dick and Jane and many lovely ideas are •forthcoming. Vheir playmates, are'ftm~to~r««l1_ - Grade VI _ We enjoyed our Halloween party and Mrs. Margaret McGarrah READY would like to take this opportunity-.!*) Mrs.. Marjorle Boss- thank our .mothers' and class mother [or making It possible. ' .___.. Tinder the ' guidance of Mass Mc- • I'M.•/?.(/,swti Phllllps the sixth grade classes.- •lflg-ijullih— olav.-_made molds dap early^gypciai^iainn1 art. TThe class nas «*~.. : . .Miss Marjorle BLnri'l studying early-'civilization' s so some- Mrs. Anne Reasor ln.*erestlrig sBemes were aeveloped. - -• -Witches and bats, goblins amd black We enjoyed our Halloween party and cats have "haunted" the second grades wish ...to. thapk ail) the mothers and during the last part of'Ootaber. Inte- eEpeclally'"taH> Dlasj-mothers; Mrs. Sls- grated Into the Halloween, .theme were um and Mrs. Rojalin.' . . spelling^ oral - languagev. art. _ music, Mrs. Bess1 homeroom had ' a*"1 elec- > FEATURE ST. JAMES^SiHGW. Appearing and readlngrA"'pai^on Monday com- tion.'of class officers and the following pleted -this aotlvtty. Committees were were elected: president, Robert Yea- DgetHer &n the St. James' stage this^weekend^are-Bunny organized and consisted ol: entertsta- ger; vice p'resldent, Mtohael Pettlnlc- Jobinrdancerdireetoiv-and-Molly S)tasik,-a-pupil, who has memt,"_|Joyce . Prierl; Jeffrey' Feldman, chlo; seoretary, "Vlotorla Tomle, and lode Goldman, and James .Beudeir; re- treasurer, Rlohard Mulier. just returned from a successful .fcmrr^vrtth the^RQxyettes. freshments. Nahoy- Epplager, Edward WuHen, arad Howard. Messner1, clean-, lip, Nancy Mumford and BUly Whites- To find a career to which you carver. are adapted by nature, and then KeafiOfS—SBUOilJlL_UiUWS?__«__l^; i_ w^ .w.'ldiitibtak rrard~at it, is about—aF s areof happy to welcome Edwin Raynoldg who came to us Recently fronTSummlt. near.toja formula-for success and :Both classes have been, interested In . -__- solence. They havJFTearnea "about "5U=T-iiappiness as the world " tumn and the changesthg4_oopur dur- ~~ .^Mark ing this season such—8S weaither. One ofjhe features ^Tuits year's end.-———: —: _ • .changes, •sirtt-blrd-mlgxaitlonT-=!Eliings' ' ~ • In science—have beeir St. JamM^ftrtiieal^ovua—tgi-bef^EolTowmg-the show tomorrow on night (Friday) there will be danc has been suited.-^ |_^he. __ nd—refreshments— will' -b -nings and-SundajL afternoon, atjhe served. • '— -; AlffiT Mri, Ruth Arey . Str^Tas gSchoo l ; entire -production has a! 1 —Another supply- of new State ready been invited—to appear _at I—The. "fc35_ Mlsa' Hlpks thl^d fee the'*'ch6Veography' worked out 1 Braade -itaie been 6tudylng about form Highway, official road maps St^-Rose s—Ghurch—in—Newark,-a' life. In-connieoUon with-this unit-the has ~beei»~ received Tby-Bunny-Sobinrwell r the Veterans' Hospital iro Lyoni pupils have_«i!eoted a model farm 7 scene. Some of thej>uplls constructed SPRINGFIELD SUN and ctsp- ^Ldance ' director^arid—instructor. and definite^ arrangements hav J= buildings' «&d trees. To complete., the _ies can" be had ABSOLUTELY PRIME and CHOICE Alany of the" scenes injthis -year's already been made to- stage~ thi project. oth«r puplis-have_brought In FREE at the office, 206 Mor- sfiow as Christmas entertainmen' miniature "ffiudmils, T^traotois, grava show include some-of Miss Sobin's and fences. ris-Avenner^= r— at-the—Veterans-Hospital Jn_Eas Orange. -tte-parentB-ahdJrleji:ds_Ior_41iefeJW9n> ._ siderably to the very fine presen- derful assistance in th« P.T.A.. drive. brought a quick response and* Notice la hereby given that the Through their generous—cooperation tation this year. Planning Board of the Township of. and the vigorous, effort of. each-mem* the supply soon-dwindled. A- Springfield,: County of Union Snd ber of the class, the five diollair prize request for more- maps was • Rehearsals show—that the east State of -New Jersey, will hold a pubr was won. The class will wait-iintll It SPRING LIG OF LAMB... 49* llo he&rlng_cn Thursday, Deoember l gets Into the new^-sohool to plan, how sent toJheJsighway department OVEN REAJPY and. all' principals, are ready and 1955,' at 8 P. M., Eastern Standardt this money will be spent. Time, In the Municipal Building on and they are now available at FANCY ENGELHORN No. 1 BACON ... .7~49c Ib. those whorremember lait year's Mountain -Avenue to f urthefr consider .GrafleJi •successful presentation look for the application of the Baltuarol" Top Miss. Rose DiNapol& i Inc., In compliance with Larad Sub- Mrs. Nancy Martin . Those wishing"arcopy of this FRESH GROUND MEAT 3 lbs. 1.00 some~fine entertainment this week division, Ordinance of 1954, Township Our class studied aboirk_the. lives of new -map FREE may-obtain of Springfield, concerning- Block' 101, the Pioneers. We read about'the diffi- PaTt of lyot 9, and Block 103, Parts ol cult _d£Olslon»-tn« people had 'to make it by coining to4he SUN office, ChristlahjScIence Broadcast. Lot 1, 2 and 5, Springfield, New Jersey. &s~th«y sat out fox theto new home— 206 Morris avenue, next, to the "stead_ln the West, Every mdle "of their ELBONOBB H. WORTHINGTON, Tourney was' dairugerous because of the• First Presbyterian. Church. ~A Christian Science program — •. Township Olerk" Jtlireat—of-Jndtanfl_aial-.lgicir;<»t good. I There is nothing to buy—they- . entitledThgyg l traiJsT . • .. ~ ^~T- are-FREE. _-=• --; ^ .. Notice Is hereby given- 'that. th StiKtylng the hardships *he_Ploneers. Maxwttl House Intftmr $«f .39 Lorgt given over-stations WCBS, New Planning Board of the Township o. endured and tholr way of life was very M. "STOCKUfr *>rk and WCAUrfhiladelphia, on Springfield, County of Undom an< Interesting. As a Oltmax to thls_study, COPFEf ...... T..-.TTT- A- _ Jar State Dt-NeW-.Jereey,._wU>l hold a pub' each pupil made a booklet about some ——Sunday, night, November 20, from lie hearing on Thursday, Decenyber 1 phase of this subject. —— Mott's Apple Sauce ...... Z for 27c Lg. Jar 10:30 to 11:00 o'clock on the Colum- 1955, at 8 P. M., Eastern Sfcamdair- Everyone In Mrs. Martin's fourth LONGER LASTING TUne, In the Municipal Building o. grade has been working very hard to ii|V' Ocean Spray Cranberry Sauce .. J for 31c _bia_ "Church of the Air" series. Mountaln-Avenue to. further conside make their own booklets on the things' the- application' 06 Sprtn#broolt_ Pftrl l ———The-speaker-will—be—Donald-Jt. . Developm«nt Company, In compHaftc. TinBV^H&lLlg:T.icimrew^_-<»MvM.w—v**^. ^ -- PERMANENT WAVES lmn«ttM !!V-..^-_^_Keny;Swe'(st."Pbt«toes #3 can 18c ' — Lane of- Miami~Florida, where LffiMh—Iiand Subdivision Ordinance o NewTfersay, So far-*he booklets con- Fl954r~Townshtp—of Springfield; -coat the program will ^954^TownShtp ;-sJst-ot-a-ma.P-oLjthe 6taite. a Mst of cernta£"Btock 60j lipt 1, MUlitowirRaa< ''Importan-compositiont . f, aots^aboiiand aittraotlvet th. WMe State? pages, a; , amd Soutih Sprlngfleid Avenue, Spring These booklet* are so nice that we ate ^Ne have forty.jnillibn reasons Kleld, New Jersey. • '•_ " — ddsplaying^hem around the room. ". "• ELBONOBE H. WORTHINGTON, '-Haliow^en was enjoyed-by *U file Natural-look - At Bardy Farms-It's Always^Fresh ifor failure.butnot a single excuse. ——. Township Clerk olassroom. Gary Jacobson woura prize . ' - . —Rudyard-Kiplnig. November 17. . Ior_the most clever costume—He—was- dreesed-ea a. French artot. Bobby Pot- .ter, as a eoddler, was voted the~lun- nlest In the class. Another prize was ANTIQUE given for the talent. Since everyone II proved" to be so talented, Rlohard PRODUHCE FIREARM ASHTRAYS |)-Eomeratttz, Ronnie Welniberg,.' Terry Cervonlsajlaid Lawrence Belloa all-won from-' prizes. - • " Fresli Green- Deep Blue, SoHd>P«k SECONDS SHOP _ Mrs. Constance Blzlcwlci IUS""8lQ ""JW'Sl Cliarlotte-rEloqUln'- BROCCOLI.-. . . . White Meat 'Mri'."' BizilewiczV class" "has -"Covered - TUNA-^rr? the "great period of exploration befttje Pottery, Ovenproof stoneware, China' America was first settled. During this -— Can at Le»5thaiTHair.the Retail Price •study, the" children WHre~THitroduced _at_Hie Factory . " to different maps and their uses, to Libbyis Pumpkin TTT...... '.\.. #303 can 10c -baslc understandings of the physical make-up of our country and to realize Helni Mincemeat ttlox^-Jar 39c Contemporary Ceramics Jihat tWn.sa we do today are Influ- 32 Watchung'Ave., Chatham enced" Oy [>IJ1U^A t/iia>i> uai ^ ,w1.r. Open 9 to 5, Mbngay thru Saturda ,the~past. Bach child*culmlnnited his "Hair Coloring" study with.an Individual booklet on quart ftarly^xplonutloins. GRAPEFRUITST. . 5 i| • Since fall 13 euoh a beautiful time With Supreme |M>f the'year, the children mad« an ex- tensive leaf collection. This ooHectlou la ..tlia_Ji*aiii_ of_ aji lntenaive study:, NqturalnessHBy- fCiilo Bag _ - . J_ whioh ..will brt^"li)g3ocua~tMTBlmpit-i FROZEN FOODS Betty Trainer LARGE WALNUTS .. 49* lb . Beautify YQUF Home SEABROOK I With LOUVRE DOORS Hair Colorist FRENCH PRIED POTATOES 2 for 29< and SHUHERS Specializing- in RED GRAPES . After Dinner Mints DOORS $| >*.5O J| SEABROOIdCHt any stock sin—. JLmm pr. SILVER BLONDES * Chocolate Turkeys BLJNDS. --•_ $«7.75 | G1EEN BEANS — " • • #1 FRESH FISH Candie! aAIRDRESSERS__: LUMBER CO =-^- VISIT OUR~FRESH FISH' DEPARTMENT Vaux HaU, N. J. OPENCWEDNESDAY, THURSDAY, FRIDAY MU. 6-7108 Established 1936 Closed Mondays SMELTS . TaysteezShrimp Gock-rai '• — r Breakstone Salt Butter .A SfNGER£ -1 * •• # J 9 \b Apple Cider . . . . , . • qt. 21 The Beautiful New '56 CHEVROLET Words or pictures can'4 - describe tills the". ' OPEN ALL DAY -hottest car on the road. Comg"ln and see, ~~ slide behind the wheel. Test drive it and you * - TO b^EWCOMERS won't want, any-other car. , . m • EVERY DAT Becouie of our volume talesmen our,New 1956 Chevro- VISITORS ° lets wt hays many GOOD USED CARS at very low prices. , . To ail visitors who have come to enjoy the pleasures and benefits o£ this region, 8 TO 9 This Week's,Special! we extend a cordial welcome. Please call at the bank, for any information 1951 CHEVROLET "or assistance we can give you to make your visit more pleasant. Deluxe 2 dr. sedan, . $ 3 Radio & Heater ., only 595 To new residents, we offer complete banking facilities suited td your financial NOW • • ;> needs. It will be a pleasure to serve you. Our Large Volume of new car sales enables us to have Big Bargains in Used Cars. PLENTY V&S CHEVROLET S| OF FREE E. Arthur Lynch, Pres. •'• / . ' THE FIRST NATIONAL BANK M«mb« Gor. MORRIS & COMMERCE Aves. UNION Member Federal' Depoilt PARKING Federal. Reierr* Iniuranc* Syitem ' OF SPRINGFIELD Corporation 2625MORRiSAVBWE,lMON ' Phone MU. 6-2800 •i -•••• •/• -'. THURSDAY, NOVEMBER-17. 1955 ^ !§<• A yg^EfS AGR-R- A Hf MODEL CPV 12,5 cu. ft- _ freezer-Refrigerator MODEL CIV-115-rMPERWiir- MODEL UFV-125 SAVE $140.00 SAVE $100,00 Separate Zero Zone Food Freezer' \ _ _J NOW All Aluminum, full width rusr proof •" Huge tjreezef on bottom • Compact upright design ..95 • Huge 438 lb. storage shelves — . _ • Automatic defrost • Aluminum shelve! .T • Full width door shelyen. Two huge+lydrators for fruits and Vege"faSles —^_ ,~,--^=^== REGULAR RRICE — $469.95 REGULAR PRICE — $399.95 All porcelairrfjpaciqus fooo Frigidaire Electric Range compartment • . ^ MODEL RV26 SPECIAL ' • AU porcelain finlsb • Cook master control Regular Pric • New heat.jnlnder___sJCnlLcooIdnttop_ - =$369.95 — unit lamp . y • SAW $100.00 $ A 4 A 95 Model-ffiuStEated- Freezer-Refrigerator MODEL CDV-84 DE-LUXE REGULAR PRICE MODEL CIV-143 IMPERIAL $349.95 NOW SAVE $90.00— ..Automatic NOW MODEL CDVll2 SPECIAL . Full width aluminum • 2-Door auto, defrost • shelves , • 169 Ib. bottom fretzcr.. oor shelve* EGULAR PRICIE --$329.95 REGULAR PRICE— $549.95 11.2 cu. ft. 2-Door •1 Food Freezer-Refrigerator Combination Automatic Dishwasher • Automatic Cyclamatic~.Defrost MODEL DWV8U • Ahiminum Rojj-io-you Shelves • Butter Conditioner & Egg Server AUTOMATIC WASHER • Twin, L ELECTRIC-DRYER^ >^>?-^fct4*^V..* 1^ ^&+9*/\-*rtt ygt*-<+s-*'*- Full width freezer • All-porcelain ifSIsh'. - Reguto Price . Completely automatic. spin dryy • • Giant lint trapp Full, door shelve! SAV Onlfc24% In. wide SAVE $70— " SAVE-J50 FRtGIDAfRE MODEL CDVI03 SPECIAL REGULAR PRICE— $299.95 Now 189 Now 159' =JLeg. $259.95, - Reg. $209.95 s • Housewares • Appliances >S« SPECIALS!! PRICPRICEI D STEAM - 5Q.48 Itadios i* IRQN_^.. ^ Table Model $ Aluminized lube Fabric Control — Stainless Steel 21"4ftEYISK)H 128** ELECTRIC HEATER ltooiit in Mahoiansr Console 1.88 Aluminired Tube Table Model" $ .88 AlumlniEcd Tube 178 HAND MIXER 2rTEtEVISI0N Mahogany Cpnsale 1.88 All Chrome -A Portable SET /:;...... Goaxial^Xnnitxs^ S-pc. Stainless Steel- —Prlft-EfJ SQQKINfi TTMER-— - i »,Automatic s radios. HI • -Automatic ^'trUf SCOOP -Trfr ^l^IsionJtoUpE-easy-tuninij^-^- rtfe batteries.,: . •~».-:"r-:..l TtSsSUXA-Colors — FnU'Slze _-- —clockpWorkVcontiriuousi; ety-oLxaalors-^- HEAT- geacy broadcasts. (Conelrad) ing trim. ~~^r ' W-HDILTOPHONO #nsSr '88* LAMP .." Assorted decorator colors. • Ready for Civil Defense emer- Oh Adjustable Stand. gency broadcasts (Conelrad) Holiday |.88 WEBCOR PHONO M^rn2 CORN POPPER ...;..., All Chrome — Electric Dynapowtr Modeless ' DRY " " • G.E. CLOCK RADIO IRON Auto, Fabric Control Store Your Air Conditioner NO\fr! KNIFE Our Service Includes i SET ...... lT-Romovol,, ffom...w3ni&/i*Y Stainless — AeldyProof P • ^—tsars 2. Storage in our insured warehouse TOASTER .;..;.. .> 3. Cleaning and lubrication Pop-Up — Color Control 4. Installing new fitters DEEP FAT • Built-in Telechron clock with FRYER ...: alarm. > •••• AC/ DC Superheterodyne • Powerful Superheterodyne 5. fa-installation when you waiit AU Chrome — Thermostat • Automatically turns radioyiTnd . Radio. " .. " .. Radio. . •' Phone CRe8tview 3-6&03\. C, VACUUM BAGS. appliances on or off at preset • Twin speakers. Beam power •\Full.vision dial. G.E. • LEWYT . HOOVER time. - • extra output. • Assorted colors. Ml LIB URN FOR FAST EFFICIENT 7 SUMMIT ON 325 • 327 Millburn Ave. TV & Appliances 47 - 51 Maple St. v DREXEL 9-4200 Call Crestview 3-6803 CREST-VIEW 3-6800 Calls received Open Daily Till 9 P.M. — Sat. Till 6 P.M. ,24 hour8 a day! Open Daily Till 9 P.M. — Sar. Till 6 P.M. MILLBURN - SUMMIT -V. v tHE,5PRIN5F|ELD SUN, THURSDAY, NOVEMBER 17.' 1955 _ EageJH fferbfrf Feld Lumber Co. ^FORMATION[ A Catholic Prayer of Thanksgiving. •Herbert;"Feld Lumber €0:7 formerly on, Rt. 22,v The following praytlr w"as composed A. D. 1800 by John Car- worth', has announced the opening of. their new-sholsroom roll, the first- Archbishop oLBaltimorc. It is read widely in, anti-Tluniber-yard-at-Rtf^g. and Uundar Rd.,- Spriggfield.Tn" • Catholic Churches tnroughout ihe United States on Thanksgiving . thes rear of the Gem Shoe_Store. The company, which was Day:" • .'-•/• -.-".--—-:- '----•-- •:. .- .. ' foundejd.in.New.ark a quarter century'ago, made this move- to remove the costly "overhead associated with many-retail - "We pray Thee, 0 Almighty and JUerhal-God, Wh'O'thraugh "operations, and-prermit low, direct'to-consumer prices. _ Jesus Christ Hast-revealed Thy Glory to. all jrat-ioris, to.preserve the'works of Th~y""Mercy; that_Ihy_Church, being spread through — — Feld Lumber_lCo.j--W.ill_-C.arry_:aI ^the—whole world, may continue, with unchanging faith;-.-in-the- complete line of nationally- ad- confession of Thy Name. . ' • *' • • verttecd building supplies, Regional High ber, wallpaper, hardware; acces- "We pray Thee, Who'alone.art good and-Holy, to endow sories, electrical equipment etc. with heavenly knowledge, sincere zeal, and sanctity of life, our jVmong the names represented ~chref^BishoTr"Pius~TheJ-VicarLof=Our Lord=Jcsus— Ghrrst-in-the will hp Vnnngstnwn Itifp-l^ns, Government of His Church; our own Bishop; all^ethe b innouneesHte Aristo-Built unpainted "furniture Prelates and Pastors bflh^ Church. ,. • ' Dutch Master and rRedr Dewl- paintsr-Pormicar^Stanleyrtools' ; "We pray Thee, 0 God of Might, Wisdom, and Justice,. Imperial wallpaper, Sanitas, Wall- Hh -Whom Authority is rightly administered, laws^are en-' tex, Schlage hardware, and acted, judgmentdecreed, assist, with Thy Holy Spirit of counsel Quickset locks. -. and fortitude, the President of these United States, that his The first marking period at the Irving Greenbaum, Vice-Presi^ administration may be conducted in-righteousness, arid be emi- Jonathan Dayf6n Regional High dent of Feld Lumber annouhceo*7 nently useful to Thv people, over whom he presides, bv encour- ffgyS; y faithfn) to-Oetobe-r^-l—shows .thd. nam- ti5ijge7thest>mer of the laws, fn justice and mercyj-arid^by^estpaining-viee-and— a" gre~at~ numb~ef~of~3&derits from the most for his money, and the immoralityc Let the, light of Thy Divine Wisdom direct the de- Springfield among the honor stu- best service on Rt. 22. We cut our liberations of Congress, and shine forth in all the proceedings dents. . • - . . ,'• ' overhead to, bare necessities jn and laws framed.for.our rule and government so that they "may Following, is the complete list of our~ new plape. It may not' look tend to the preservation of peace, the promotion of national honor students as announced this .very fancy, bulTojjr values are happiness, the increase of industry, sobriety,_arid._useturkngwl- week: sure to please any homeowner. edge, and may perpetuate to us the blessings of equal liberty. - l " SENIORS So far the public has convinced "We pray for His Excellency, The Governor 6f this state, Highest Honors—William Fischer, us that they are far -more inter- for the members of the-Assembly, for all Judges, Magistrates, Madeline Tripka. e~sted in solid value r_ and 0 the r officers who are a ppointedto guard our political wel- ^gg^ia AndejsQri,fNancy. prices^ on top quality national frh they rrwy^becenablidd, by Thy powerful protectionrtor Sncjfrsoi, "Gafl_~Barbsriehv Connie bT^ifehditlHiI discharge the duties of. their respectke-"Sta4ion&:^retth honesty " !J pgstroni, Agpp« 'Doesnzekn-ana ncfabilBy " *" ^~~ " "=T Anita^Doherty, -hutH Fera7~JoafT r. Kmber is..;:.stafied" " line Qualified people"~in the h "WR rp.eflfnirTprirrHikpwisp tn Thy nnhniiniipTi Mprpy-aii oitr rronau, MoTTroe Grots'kyGt'k i Howie Duxzit really.jfp«t-it—every Hme! He'H lave'you » much bBitding-and repail every building supply- on so many harimm-itgms.-^rid all do4t- "BrethreniaMzEeUow-citizens, throughout the tfntted^Stales, that rOlyas,..-. HackeriBeTgr HatchorrTa' iriril-arile-forconsultati yourselMools and supplies that you'JLwonder how ho does it! =H» iheyjnay-pe Diesseci in the knowieage^-and sanctified in the 0 role Hinz,~. ValerierTInot.-JEleanore problems. ihopj and shops until he it satisfied that it's the-best buyon the fin " ay-be-presfirvfiHTin Tinion_.and Jn_.that;p£ace_ whicjitheLworld_c.annpt.givej._arid; after., iJHoward' nmgsT^Barbara MateriarrSarolino 9jMLUJClH,i^OYXMpy.ty.q>iry.ifJotjclsBwhcr«! enjoying the •blessings-'oTthis liferbe admitted to-th_o'se'which~aTe~ Springfield;; who isassociated with- Bfeier.—Curtis Merz, Lenore Obst, Prove it to yourself! Come-out-toJoy—or any day—ani be convinccil. eternal. ' - ' " Jay Victor-Advertisingris • AdVei~ Ida Reinhardt, Margaret-Schmid, tising Representative. _ ""'Finally, we pray- Thee, 0 Lord of-Merey^to rejnemSeY the Arlene Spring, Judith Thompson, -souls of Thy servants departed who are-generbefei-e^tis-with-the- Thomas Twyman,—KarL Utzat, sign of Faiths and repose-in the sleep of peace . . . Through Jesus Mary Vitale. Christ, Our Lord and Savior. Amen."^r: ...... --— --•- — — JUNIORS " VetsJtey Service Jlighest Honorsj=Arthur ,__ —— ^~—— ^St.-Jamjes-GatholLcJLnfornvation-Bureau-—— Penelope'Harier, Allen Kindt; Rob- A. L. Kirby, Chairman . ~. "~ SHracts 1 ert Pezzulich, Anthony Seaver, 14 Remer Avenue Richard Tyjewski. Last Friday,'at 11:00 a.m., the - -< • "Springfield, N. J. Honors—Mary Ann Anderson, Academy Green was -the- scene of Patricia Baker^. Rosemary Bed- an impressive Veterans' Day Me narik, Nancy Bojles, Alfred Bom morial Service conducted by the -man—Barbara—Buekalewr-A-nUiony ser_vicHr=organizations—of—^Sp Gastalrio, Nancy DeLeonard: '" field, the American Legion and.the drganist, render special VBteTaTis~of^Foreign^Wars;—This Thanksgiving Service cent Fevola,. Janet Griffin, -Ellen music year's progranvlncruded the dedi- -Announced By Church Hreha, _Arihur- Jann, Ralph-Linde- Mr. Sageser is at-present with cation of a new -memorial-tree- to A Community-- Union Thanks- "mari,~Jbhh Moscaritola, Judy .Phil- replace the-formeMree which was giving service for Springfield and the National~Council-of Churches lips^DavidJ?richard, Ruth Pringle becomings decomposed due to 'its- all visitors interested will bc-held with offices_in_New—York.City DorothyRamsden, WUliam South J old age:—— T at the First Presbyterian Church serving as Executive Director of gate, Dona, Sweeney, Paul Vanj-° on Wednesday night,. Thanksgiv- Ness, Ian Whitlock. e inyocation was given . by the "Department of Campus Life, ;~" SOPHOMORES - ey. Dr." Marviir^W: Green ,of-.the His job takes him to college and ipringfield Methodist ^Church, and o'clock, with the Rev. Mr. David Highest Honors^Marie Basalone, Sageser of Springfield as giiest university campuses "ail over e benediction wasirStfdered by Robert Cather, Getrnide Keirriling, .-^Ji. Aloysius. Carney of St speaker.,-The Rev. Mft Bruce America. Mr. Sageser came, to Julius Madey. _ Evans, pastor of the Presbyte- ames "Roman- Catholic Church Springfield from Cincinnati. Ohio - Hono'rs — Barbara Aloia, Martha 'he_guest speakers -were Charles rian- Church-^3nd- the Rev. Dr. jvhere he supervised the religious Blaii^,— William—JBrown,—Joaans ^vemlinger—representing^ffie^Town- .Marvin'. Green, pastor - activities/ of , sever aT~"]iundred" Culmone; Eric 'Dalrymple', Lee-[sishi] p -Committee—Past"VFW Com~- . MethMst Church will also par- Methodist students on ^p- -annaTDelDuca, Joan,Diener,~Mary mander^Edwafd-A^Cardmalr rep- ticipate in the worship service. sity orcincinnati campus. ann Donington, Janet ^udar, Ken reseliting-the Shade Tree. Gommis- •The'Chancel chojr_of the Method- - J\_cordial welcome is extended ieth Ericksoh, George Ford, Judy sibn, American Legion -Past^Com- ist Church under the-personal all residents _of the Township t^Lo irjedianiuStephEirFrycki, Kenneth mander Wilbur C. Selander*; and -7- supervision of M*. W. N.. Barz, attend. '• Garby, Dennis Harter, JoairHasel VFW-Comander ClareneeJLJBpck. alew, Jr.-—Among the honored Ann Ingate,. Robert Keith', Betty guests "were. Mrs.^Frederick FOR-THE FINEST TN EYEWEAR Anne Lazeration, - Patience Longf Handviller American Legion Aux- Paula. Lubarsky,- Carol Mai-resse, iliary_Eresident; Magistrate Henry Margai-et .Materia, Joyce Mun- C. McMullen and Donald Palmer HOURS: nichr^CarolTlehberg—Pi'iscilla Pol- -Laboratory on President and—Curator 'of the .Oaily..9, -'~ Prertiiej i RpgeffS'priR ; : Smith, Na"ncy_Walker. J - spectively. -•'"'. Thur5. 9 -- 9 . ._ "• ~ FRESHMEN — Ths'»—first memorial ."tree was Highest Honors—Diana Bouchard, planted on M-ay 30, 1885 to com- ANDREW KOVACS Debrah Clermont, PatriciaDurand, memorate- the name of Captain Gladys Gulick, BetrT Hact, .Jo.nanne EdwardH^JWade wjio died Oct. "357 MILXBURN AVE., JVHLLBURN Near Theatre DR 9-4155 Hartz,-JVIarjorie Hoffman, Randi l862"~froWf"wouirds~received during Kristiansen, Philip Metz, , Dane the Civil War Battle of A'ntietam. Mottlau, -Susan Oakman, Peter The. new tree Was dedicated as.a Rupp, Veronica Sattler, Stephen living symbol to Captain Wade and Sell, Carol "Wallden, Marsha Wil- to all^yeterans who lost their. .lives- son,-Margaret Young. during the wars in" which JOVT fia- tion has participated. The~present R/DE W/TH PRIDE .. .- Honors—Barbara Aman, Donald tree which is^a maple (acecsac; Booker, Margot Breier-, Constance charum)x stands on-an island oi Brewer,Frederick Chapman,Mirrie earth supported zbyzliSwly white- WITH CONFIPENQB Choborda, Robert Davis, Renee ; washed stones in tha -ftp.ntp.i • ¥t9m Your Ebert, - Barbara Fay," Elsbeth Academy Green. - ,"• Authorized Dealer Fischer, Jeffrey Fisher, Elizabeth Fordr~~Janlvn Foi'ster. Robert Froatj Victor Goldberg,-Mary Ann Thanksgiving Eve Service fLETCp :Guerriero,. Anne Howe, Cha-rles- -The annual Community Thanks- £ohnson,-Lotlie-KaehlertHEdward giving Eve Service will be held in . 80 - 82 Franklin Place Summit < Land?igan, Dav'id-Lopanik, Mildred the First Presbyterian Church on -__ CRestview 7-0940 MacKenz'ie,. Eunice-Mar-shall-.-iMa- Wednesday , evening,. November 9/lrrl at R n m Thp cnpaVpr nf tii(> Joyce— Eagano.-iCarfSen—.Rogers, e.vening::: " -the Revecend KJSpgexs.^,Gary. -Rokflsnx -Jiidlth-Short, Loran-Skousen, jiliated• with tlie-Mational Council yanNesLArthuf VonDer^ Linden be provided, by the.1 ..crloir of the Ji^oorhees, Jtidithi Ware .trch. •'Al" " :JaIpjisie ^ptch Enclosures7 Janet Wenmanr Kenn'eth=-Weil| V^£^^ yite'd toattejid^and to^particiEate "Vjenctian-Bijnds— . in this- act" QfJEhanksgiving. ; Rajac Products DISTINCTIVE DOUGLAS MTRS., Inc. 276 MORRIS AVE. SPRINGFIELD, N. J. HAIR STYLING,. 33 Union PI., Summit CUTTING, COLORING & DKexel C-4GI9 John G. Grausam, Prop.- (Opp. .Lackawanna Sta.) CK.3-J558 PERMANENT "WAVING SPRINGFIELD MARKET MR. ROBERT'S Formerly with Chantrey Salon of L. Bambergcr & Co. House of Hair Fashion 80 Morrison Road. Wafcft These Windows For Weekly Specials! Springfield SPRINGFIELD MARKET Drexel 6-9809 Drexel 64)431 - Evenings By Appointment' FREE DELIVERY PHONK ORDERS TAKEN . Completely Air Conditioned V. ~*fHE SUN, THURSDAY,. NOVEMBER 17, i9s'sA ing distances in ballon both-snow ] in Geneva and.visited inte'rnationr residents' of European ..back- ' ' :e. Thejreinforced tire chain United Nations al headguarterilliere. . j, ground.--Joseph Kovacs jvas'b^rn has-'-pJojectingi teetn or cieatson 1 Mrs. Barkh6rn4s-a former i irr-jTunsary and is a ^graduate_j>JL :the.link;of eachpir^s £h3in. They_ Observer idt^ fJDi [e^Royai_Eiiigarian "^chool- riot'"Only-give'.'the best stopping of American Association—of- Uni: -Miisic • in -Budapest.. A" member of lakgdElffltEisE and • traction performance, bjjt al- When-Miss-JRhoche gg^ versity Women-.and vice chairman"-" the-facultyy- at.^Douglass. Collejge - so-proi?ide-exceTI5nt-resis|«rnce to .'iIhe_Uhited_NaUons^and Xon'h fRtUiith^l forced by~ilL4»ealtK_ti o retire from iide^skiids7 j • .- • will be thetopie-of-a meeting of of-Newajrk-Chapter-AmerwanrRed--of—Rutgers— active leadership of the Free Pub- CrossJ~le"cture chairman, Catholic teaches-afcthe*Ai4fh - Some snow tires give -substan- the confraternity_of Christian Doc"- Forum, Newark; College in Princeton, and is _con- lic Library ,of Springfield, she- did ; trine of St. Teresa's-Church to be, , riot lo|e. her interest.in .the:;work ^ I tial-advantagerin^logse. .snow...and mod- certmastei; of the Princeton Syrif *' I slush', but Jheyr- are not much held tomorrow at.8:45 p.m.. inei'ator1.— certmastei; of the Princeton there. In-factrit was'due toJfiss phony Orchestra." ' ' ! • ^ —. Briggs' friendly^anner and desire I more- effective than regular tires Holy Name haU, Locust drive. for ice of hard-packed snow,'the Mjs? Henry C. Barknorn, an,of- -Halina'-Neumatf was born in t» serve the. community" That the Sunday Concert at Poland and is a\graduate of the tibrary made so.much[.progress in, booklet advises. ^_ . ^ss ficial observer for ,the National jCouncil of Catholic Women at. the Leipzig Conservatory in .Germany. its" early ^days-and=is=so "popular STEERING — Turn ,your wheel She toured Europebef^re the war, today. • ' — • • carefully to taksT'advahtage of United;Nations, will be.guest lec- N&warlcMuseum turer- Mrs< Barkhorn, a resident and after interment-in .a NaYi ATsoon as Miss3figgs recovered the maximum steering power, of "An- Hour of Rom^antic - Music" prison~carappplayed enough to take over light duties, jour tires.. If. you should over- of Newark, has travelled exten- will be heard at the-Newark-Mu—j-ean^-troops^n—Londei she was back on the job part of steer, straighten a .bit and then sively^abroad' attending sessions seum on November 6 at 4' p.m. Austria with the United . Stares" the time. Now she comes about turn again. This can be com-o.f Parliaments, at Paris, the as -the first Sunday Concert in -Forces Radio-Section; She came noon thr.ee days .a week for a few pared to the "pumping" tech- Hague, Bonn, and .was a delegate thelree series under the musical to the .United States in .l9Sl and &9MES^g^,Jj_j ^ .ni&ue-.recomraended_for., brakes.. tto International Federation of •feectiOrr-^ofv^Dr.—Alfred- =gave^her-,first.recital..at- give,n valuable"~adviceHb individ- If you start to skid, turn your University Women. This year she The program will include works fith Auditorium. She.has partici-. uals about geneology and the. his^ wheels immediately in the direc- attended; United-^'tions-sessions by'Chopinl-Szymanowski. Debussy. pated in the "Masters of the Key,-" iQry_QLSpringfield^_Tliese. jretwo tion of the skTd, but don't o_yer- ; NO, LI) STATISTICS'9''—Mi Phoebe Bnggs shown here looking up of her hobbies.— PLEDGES- SORORITY"— D«rl5" Schubert,' Schumann, Kodaly and board" series oh Station WNYC,,' vi«a| 'S^nrmntinn regarding some phase-of Springfield's-htstory Yvonne- Rosselet has been pledged compensate. Committee on Winter. Driving J3artok~playedf-by- Josepli^Kovacs,- and in the Bro'oklyn Museum -Con- T has found another use Bazards, National-Safety-^CounGilllSf^ill ^ -violinistr-and-Halina-Neuma^—pi- -«erts, and-has-appeared-as-soioisf '• a service she has set Up in the local Public Library. for her.encydSpBclie knftwledge. of to Phi Mil, national social . nn ' sa-ff*'..winfpr • driving 425 N. Michigan avenue. Chicago \&ith» several NPW Jerse3tl_sV "iviias £>ngga lias '-.tuiii" anisf. piled a directory which will be kept Miss Rosselet,. who, graduated^ nwy- be obtained-.free by writing m. Both musicians are New-Jersey I phonies'. up under the direction of Mrs. from Regional High, was a inem-~ Columbia Lumber Awarded Mary -Manuel. Already this di- ber of the Honor Society jand^ rectory has been used to solve an worked on the.Dayton-News. She Lowe Brothers Franchise important . question. One chain is the daughter of Mr, and~Mrs. store needed" to know the presi- William R>4Jlosselet of 18 Hen- ColuMbia'-bttmber and Millwork retail activities, backed-by a na- dents of women's organizations in shaw avenue.- ..._:— r Co., established in Springfield dur- tional advertising campaign and Springfield. . It wag-ur-the -Direct DIRECTORY "i-.lrig" 1938 by thevNate- MT. Jacob local tie-in -activities. tory. In addition, Jndividuals have tain in -Czechoslovakia and Hun- aUi[IKE t Goldman, has been fcvar-ded ah features of'T>een guided- in selecting services gary. Cooperative-studies are cur- —elusive—-fraaehi&o inf fcU.—area many JU>_w_e.. Brothers Paint, __ "these new products, now at (Jolum- rently in progress "wittT7ffre~dical~in- bia . is a new system of paint dis- liss Briggs' Directory _and the vestigators at the .University Lowe Brothers has been in_cxis- r eorrnmmtty—f?a1<>nriar in th !.• . THE, SPRINGFIELD SUN, THURSDAY. NOVEMBER 17; 1955 ' ia: iter-receiving iJJ.octpr's. degree ' Upon his dischargeV Prpfessoj — rom- his Alma Mater, Jie .served Karbobp-Teturjed • to Rutgers to^" in .assuitie his present pfisitionJin ,the.. .7' Ixical P.BIA. jsharpsEboters. held Rutgers-ExtensiqnT5ecvice.-=i ±\ their annual turkey shoot at: the Springfield- Pojice+r-ange- in—the North Jersey guarry on Sundaj, November-i3r- '.".'0"'"' Many of the local, merchants PONGTABtr donated prizes_ for - the shooting OR ELECTRIC YKA^N TABLE contest. Among them was Majle crest Pork- Store, Casalej Farm Grand Union, SafeVvay; "Spring field Market; Spang's Farm, Bete* Poultry; Howard JohnsomfNagel' Renter SfealiJflarket.JBld-Ey.er green Lodges Beckman a^nd Conte y ALUJrtffiUM -Delicatessens, Suburban andMjr COMBINATION ton's Liquor Stores and Uie~3rolr - 2 Panel Stationary themselves also donated two-tur Slat Type . WINDOW Winners ^n the contest were Edward Hoessner, Gebi'ge Parsell Capt. Selander, Robert Polewka Haroid Searles, Andrew Eckert Thomas Kennedy^ John~Wentz, Louis Quinton, Edward Kallens, ON TARGET!—Members of the SSpringfield*] Sgt, Sturm, RobRobere t Polewka, George Selasal. Cantai jonnnransen, r.n.A. Local *?B line up on the flnng line in compe-1 Wilbur Selander, Les Bell and Ed Roessner. sorir titipn held last Sunday;—Pichired-fronrleftrterrigltto~rlgltt=rW| •/-—•- =•— save steps ... make ^answering easy . . . give you welcome privacy. For information, 28:19-20,and-remember-above-all-|-which-means-iminersi the~New Jersey All Sim Made to Order just call_your Service Representative at.you that-this is a command from, our- So you see this new Springfield vention, —• ' • Telephone BusinessTJIfice. Letters to Editor Lord Jesus' Christ. "Go ye there,- Baptist Church, which meets in The Ail*Stafe Chorus _the^ Florence fiaiirlin«r' fpre aml^leaeh all nations,, bap- chestta—will—be—presented—in-=a- every Sunday.until we build our concert at the Jklosque theater x>n and now you can have Nov. 13,-1955 tizing them in ihe name of the # Dear Editor: ,owij church believes in Matt. 28: Sunday, November 20. ~~ . Father, and of the. Son, and of 19,-20' in' its 'etrtlrety and are obey- 4 FTrHOCKET ' telephones in I would like- to takethis.; oppor- g^rejjfc ing—our-;-Iar • Scotf t Fertiliwr (Fomout Moke) Reg. 49.95 • Soda Fountain Spreaders Rubber Tire Whee1b SHAM ad Mil TRBS Japanese APPLE, PEACH. PEAR HARDWARE Red • White - Pink etc. MAPtEr^WEETGUMrCHINESE FIRETHORNE ELM, .6'-8' STORM OARGE MAPLE ir-151 Orange Berries -(Shade in 1 year) SASH Strong Vigorous Plants EXTRA LARGE MAPLE (Heavy Trunk) BLUEBERRY BUSHES PEAT MOSS 3VarietTes German import — Large Bales MASON Husky Hybrid Plants Free Delivery an 10 Bales Eclipse MATERIALS INSULATION • Jacobstn Moto-Mower Homto . JAPANESE HOLLY HOLLAND BULBS Penniylv«nU Worche»«er Ilex Crenara ;' 100 Varieties Savage' Rich Green Foliage Mowmatlc UNION COUNTY LUMBER CO. Daffodils - Hyacinifis - ..*••' '.'.•< THE SPRINGFIELD SUN; THURSDAY. NOVEMBER 17rl955 trthat~factors-other*;than~ technical" ir^ Rqjfd Lines or Economic'will_enter into the_ '^qsTbji'ty ?nit <>ffpptivonpgs ot my ^y ~warning""~system and suggested that would warn mpre"5han ,9J)jper that a large scale test should be nt-of-'the^people m any target made. • ' area, at a; moderate costjt sugr ~ The home 'signal device would Engineers working with the danger' and 4^-make sure that gested that the plan of using elec- 'ederal Civil Defense Administra- - everyone gets -thfe- information tric power lines was the best of use a negligible amount of elec- tionnow are convinced^that-with— which - is being transmitted by the Systems suggested and that trical, power. One of these devices in the next few years, 99 per cent. radio or other' means. Obviously su,ch a system was. technically- bii^llttd ' W7 1«3;'T; Clrazlano 14«, 163, :«0; , of~ American:, homes 'iaSJ~\jtL such a system would have a value :: 'ones-I65,:.13a,_151; Jt.JlJAndrea _176,. possible. The study * pointed out |small scale. The Community ShbpBe7 Megde'8~'Florist-and-Siibur^ 11, 149. Totals—884. • 900. 901, 1~"' equipped with- a—warning—signal-|-beyond-its-use-in-event-of-^nemy-| I ban Liquors now snare the overcrowded first place/position \ CLARK MOULD to',-alert families^- of enemy at- attack. It coHild be used to alert Qlnre 108. W3~131: Nicosia lfrl, 127. in the local bowling league. ?The scramble-fer first place 32;"-8ynorawl 1M, 135, 152; Vaeh 153, tack or a civil defense emergency the public,in time of immediate was the result of last Monday's bowling [games in which .68. 163; I. KUM 227, 164, 137. Total* •that will cost less than $10.1 danger^a'tid iend those .at-home IN OUR OND CENTURY -964", 880. 838. ., ••, Research funds for a home- to uie'ir radios where they would the Community Shop keglers took the;measure of Anderson To Attract Crowds —- -rRANK'8 AUTO warning system-were made avail- hear bulletins andTeceive instruc- ~~~~~£, OF SERVICE & Son'in" two of the three game£~Meariwhile, Mende's teain G. Orazlano 199, 180, IB7: Martin Upwards of 10,000 football fans tions. - '. ' was" doing the flame to Bunriell Brothers and Suburban 154;'165, 147; R. Sohwerdt —, 157, able for the first time under the 167; ZlegcDfiUs 167, 200, 150; G. Lwill attend the Rahway-Regional current FQDA' Jiudget, although • To Test .In West-.— - Liquors likewise taking two of three from Frank's Auto. Schwerdt. 208, 209, 201; Monroe 145. game Qri^ Thanksgiving Day. The '^vlrAn3i1ea.*"DTiy ew a y s'-also ' .,_«l«.... -r=9=r^z studies in this field have been Tentative'plans, are under way SUBURBAN HQUORS™ rif •showed-thetf strength;by bump- ot Parkview- 202;!.J_Saiano_ol x i7».j 1.17. 143: .Leavcralt- 100. -with the gates opening at 8:30 A.M. MAIN AND DAY 147, 167; W, Schramm 193, 174, 15ST civil-defense rst organized. _test_of ^__ STREETS • ing Clare Mould Injtwo games, Cuzzolino Furs 200 and Ziegen Geracl 179, 162, 182;! 8.~BTirdetts 194, Warning and Com muni Cuzzolino'_ Furs took Parkview fuss of Frank's Auto. 200. „ "Sponsors' of this particular test 180, 185. 'Total-clOOl, 914, 932. flow throng- anticipated. Extra cations office has long recognized originally conceived it .for use as iGarage&in^two"-- games "and the . Standlnci'of the League po.U<$' p'rotectionjrom the Sprjng- — ' •••-•• _W L MENDE FLORIST that the present system of siren a warning against.tornado, danger American Legion took Jill three P. -Melslek 159, 171, 140; E..-Jtub"Ktf Community Shoppe 17 - -13 - field Police and the Union -Ge' nings is not. i:ompletely=axJe= but are now revising their plans n B1t' 1*7 It 105: F. Gelger 141, 172, 176; J. Elminele Pnrlf PATnmissinn*wi1Hhp on hanrt Suburban Liquors 17 13 110. 182, ..., .. . . . qucto • in • that it-connot roach all ta incorpoFnto the dovw SAVINGS SANK : Tunners,^Springficld_Market D'Andrea Driveways 14 152; H. Mende 182, 160. Totals—799, to control traffic and over-rabid IS 947.-JS3; ' •— •• - ••• areas and that:the sirens are not civil defense program. . ,~*" - " ~L.eague Notes— Community Springfield Market ' 15'. 14U fans. The winner of j the Thanks- Clare Mould 15 BUNNELL BRO. always -audible to many people These studies included various 15 Walton St. 1S9,'143, 14«; Walton Jr. giving -gaflie-wUt-be-ldeclared the Shoppe beat their previous high American Legion 15 15 who are'indoors. - types of warning devices, using • Here, you can. Bunnell Brothers 142, 137, 172; B. Bunnell Sr. 152, 181. team-game of 1020 with a 1039 15 15 119; D. Bunnell 138, 168,_162; H. BUT-Group III State Champions. . To Supplement Sirens electric power lines, telephones Prank's Auto —14 1« game . . i, Kugelmah pf tfte~t:om il Purs 16 tfett-145,- 134,- 149. Totnla-^32, 829, and radio. More than 100 such 14 814. '—1 . . -• _•' —: New .Jersey's Garden State Since the goal is to-, alert 100 munity Shoppe, tied Jac'fivitz of Parkview Garage 14 IS'" . devices have been suggested with- BANK-BY-MAIL Hi_C Anderson* Son 18Vi Parkway will, become a leading per cent otthe population in.times ' JJ)Lende^s~foT~the^"higlh r individuaiidl ~ 'PAI{KV»BW=B%KXGE —ANDERSON^* SON 71 link in~-a" new travel route" \ of possible danger.-it.is accepted, |-in- the last Three years^—even one game of 255 ... The individual V. Pollcarplo 180. 144, 185; Q. Pacl- R. Boclc 162, 150, 147; KT Anderson that would use water supply lines Phone of- write for your <• flco 198, 148. 130; Julio Pollcarplo 193. 132» 172, 134; O. V,pellMT-J62. 1*6, 161; tween New England_and Florida that an:, indoor signal must high jthree-game_; series previously 147, 134; C. Padflco 202. 198, mi-E. Ronco 134, 181, 119; H. Anderson by virtue of projected connec developed which will supplement and by varying the pressure cre- Bank-—-by^-,Mml deposit ll. Pollcarplo 199, 181, 178. Totals— 187, 160, 157. TctsOls—873, 945. 724. ate a pulse which would activate held by Art Mptcher-of Springfield 1 —_ COMMUNITY SHOPPE the outdoor sirens, or warnings 1002, 888, 874. • - ' 1 tions at Jhe-superhighway's ,ex ^Market-!watL_beatej[iLJ>y__Geprge T ^CUZZOLISO FURS J , Kugelman 160, 192, 255; W. Rear- "broadcast by radio. l~sn' alarm. material. . - ' • " QUARTERLY Schwerdt or ^'rank's -Auto~witlf J. BtizJno 200. lftO, 174;"N7 B -.• • • • . i '•• • GIVEN,' under my hand and the Great Seal of the State of • by investing today in U. S. Savings Bonds New Jersey this ficst day of November, in the year of Our Lord -L3- ' • • • •'•••, one thousand nine -hundred and fifty-five, and in ^Independence -of the United States, the one hundred and eightieth. ' ! the V. S.tGovtmmtnt dot* not pay for this advertising. The Treasury Department thanks, for their patriotic donation, READY-MADE *'"'•• ' " th* Advertising Council arid " • . , CONCRETE STEPS 'ROBERT B. MEYNEft, •' •k One Piece Units !.•• Governor Drexel 9-2344 "Finest In Fashions" Reg. $5.50 Opeirand-elo5ed.-_ • All Sizes LAY-A-WAY LAYETTE Big Reductions NOW . • . _ from BOYS-GIRLS CLOTHES LINE ROPE up to size 14 100-Ft. Long tasting A PROCLAMATION NOW 246 MORRIS AVE. DR. 9-5135 Reg.-$3.50 ~ — WHEREAS: the health of our nation is of vital -concern to thgjpijmmunity and the,nation,jind; . '-* !'• - • I'l* I»I»I»I«ji>X»J>X»'L» zrr WHERE'ASrThanksgivirig/ week "will mark the BOARD .7- •>.__ I annual house-to-house cainpaiga-by-Muscular Dystn I Arm. Holds TurKey 'nf Amprif.a, Tnp,. to COmbat-the Wheriyofrne&ljis? iiiread-disease which-has. stricken more than 200,000.. RUBBERMAID DRAIHBOARD ' Carving Ea^sy;,~- * pf_ them- children—and; , . $7.98 " "Teg. 42.98-. ^ offer's a source''of" hope that these innocent youngsters, most of whom ^Coffee -KOW are doomed to_ crippling and death before reaching maturity, may yet be' spared through extensive re- and Warmer Set search programs made possible by contributions to Keeps Coifee Hot in the 1955 March for Muscular Dystrophy.) It's hQrd to apprecfate RUBBERMAID SINK BASIN ' _ the value of a fire ex- AttracUve Tabte Piece. "Assorted Colors. WHEREAS: success-of tne appeal mbans .im- tinguisher until you've portant advances in the fight against this relentless, got. a. fire. In the-same Reg. 98$ , ' ^ay, folks seldom think crippler, ed). persons who can give at~least two hours • about medicine until "of their spare time are sought as Volunteer Marchers they are sick—and then the March- for Muscular Dystr6phy, and: - . they -want the best in a hurry. That's where we', .' NOW, THEREFORE, I, Mayor Albert G. Binder! WHITE AND COLORED do hereby urge all citizens of Springfield to join as Our. Irained pharmacists fill your doctor's prescription volunteers in the 1955 March for Muscular Dystrophy. if-carefully, accurately, promptly. In order \o serve you LAWN (efficiently, we carry a complete ljhe of the fineitpharma-; In-WITNESS WHEREOF, I HAVE hereunto set .ceuticals made by ,Lederle_and_othw^leading drug TOILET SEATS 28 inch. Makes Groundkeeplng Easy my hand and caused the seal of the Township of . manufacturers. - * *_ Solid Wood. Durable Plastic Finish Springfield to be- affixed this 17th day of November, . Reg.'$41.00 'We are proud to be a member of the team that works for; Reg. $5.9*8 . \ 1955. fyour good health; we are pleased to be at your service whenever you need us. Make our store youf_head; $ quarters for prescriptionjandhealth needs! NOW ^ NOW ALBERT G. BINDER, 3.9? \ Free Delivery -r- Free Parking in Rear (LS) RAPPAPORT SPRING DRUGS SPRINGFIELD HARDWARE Mayor of Springfield 273 MORRIS AVE. SPRINGFIELD, N. J.. DRexel 9-2079 _ 265 MORRIS AVE. DRexel 6-0877 SPRINGFIELD M> RAPPAPORT Reg. Pharmacies I. ZAUSMER T .'_•_•_ „:.:>_.-._::_ .'..':_.. Page THURSDAY, NOVEMBER 17. 1955 HELP WftMTEO-FEMALE FOR SALE A. FOR SALE- FOR SALE — SERVICES OFFERED Classified 'MISCELLANEOUS - MISCELLANEOUS^ 10—MUSICAL LNSTRUB1 T DOLL OAaBIAGE, ««tt.-0prlng, BtroUer. GRAY baby carriage, - Pianos ^and Organs-61nee"1047 crlti, kitchen »et, marble_top -w«h- ^tlOIlr-CR, ''3-5204,..-._.- shaf^y your tllftH^ fr^rH' Altenburg's • cellSJB,'attics. Drexel 6-0254, starid Drexel 6-4857? ^^ a" large, well.'establianed plano_com^ SONOTONE 4—TransK?@W-HWlng Aid. WALKER-TURNER 10" table saw V -prnvj'. andyou' will.be assured of flnesP Jt rep'alj and put in "new All Classified Adi appeal autx practically. ..nek Free fitting.6by •quality-at-the lowest prlcesT—Ail-our. lawn, lawn care, clean up lawn-and Mitlcally In The Sammlt Uer«Jd. - hp..motor; Wallt«r-Turrier_feandar on_ prices Include- delivery, - bench, and BteauH-xSSsc samder;- Prea Wappar 8" 9-3309 after 5 P.M. iflowMbeds, transplanting Oall for Mlllbarn-Short- Ullli- Item- and ttand-Baw. 1ME. 5-6714 after 5 p.m, - •. guarantee. ' • T-frac.-estlma;te^Drexel-6-45687 " \, . Springfield Sun! " -^ HOTPOINT .automatic washer,""ahea.p. Save from »155 to $485 ' STEEL card table sot; rattan pettee Drexel 9-3534. . •• Over W0.J?lftns»_on Sale LANDSCAPE Gardener. Lawn cisf by PART .TIME CLERICIL ,_j Combined Circulation and chair; mahogany table, n&ftoga- Student Upright —.: $ 85.00 the month Repair and put .In- new- ny nilrrof.. In "fine'condition, rea- LIONEL bargain; practically newrtw Soluner—Uprights : ;, 150.00 lawn Top dresstngJajyjM.-Re-seed- I jDvecLii.ooo sonable. CR. 3-3298. . fJalns, tracks switches and acoee- -Hammond Soiovox '. 150.00 lng. fertlllalng,-also shrub . work. L Prenoh Provincial Spinet ,._ 500.00 Complete tree service. JVee estimate. RorlesrCnin have, complete or In part. -Drexel ^-2165. • -^ ._. - '*- -Ratet- .- BOY5L red bJeyolet_LoVesea/t _and Drexel 6-4074 after 6. P.M. Leslie Organ Speaker -. 495.00 dinette set--.-Beasonaple.-CR. 3-2391. Sohmer Spinet- Console 695.00 10 WORDS or lest-r f 1.00 MAPLE, table, porcelain top, fou-r . Knabe Spinet Console -~ 900.00 TEN Top Tunes on records. 89c. Now chjilra,'$8; mahogany console Victorrr JWurlitaar Organ _ 900.00 Short' Hills Landscaping Contractor (minimum charge) ait Newberry's. Springfield. phonograph with records, $10; 7^7 " " ' Official Agemt •Sftvftra.1 excellent opportunities now available for part-tune typists. cubic foot Frigld-alre, all porceliin, Mason & Hamlin - Knabe • Sohmer TOP SOIL Each additional word lW SWEET CTDER $35; full dress suit, size .38, .$10. Everettr -" Cable-Nelson --- Gulbransen For the Thanksgiving season serve ttte Drexel 6-0137. EL 2-0668 Manure. Permanent Drlvewayi Personnel office open 8:15 A. M.-5 P. M~. Monday througrKFriday Capital letters ... .$1.00 per Uri» best'. Wlghtman's pure sweet elder con- Altenburg Piano House — Bulldozer Loader for Hire taining no preservatives, made daily IRONRITE . Irouer, S50; printing press • 6"x9'^, tj"pe amd [all equipment, $75; •_' 1150 Bast Jersey Street . FALL CLEANING and GUTTERS for anyone .'interested in discussing working hours and position. CLASSIFIED DISPLAY ^ in our own mill. Fancy apples, all aigjabeth. New Jersey All Kinds of Trucking &> Maintenance varieties. Pure, honey and maple syrup. •large assortment 'of chemicals and CALL DRexel 9-31*5 $8.00 per Inch Wightman's Farm, Morristown-Berh- equipment, $25; large • and small tl'-i-bOGS AN11 PETS Benefits .such as free. Hospital service, Medical and Surgical Insur- ardsvllle Rd., Morrlstown., weaving looms—with equipment, $15: ! 29—MASON ,CONTRACTORS ""» —^electric—vegetable—juice—extractorsore—— iPOOD>LEST—i-blaok gpgBature^—male)- ^Deadline I BOY'Sdoth-tng, size H-18.'Misoel $io;-" two-orawer—legal—file "eabinetSetrT " AKCAKC' "•r6g.71"~in6culnt'edr:Ji:Excellent' --HI0HOLAS'—RUDlsir^Mnson'*Oon -^-.lance'j-Group-Life Insurance•> Profit Share..Plan-and_othersJypuld be 0U3 furniture, OR.. 3.-3084, ^ves. $5. Drexel 6-2556. pedigree;. 11 weeks old...Reasonable. tractor,. Stone, brick., sldowalksr All - RlghT-to classify, edit or reject CHINESE rug, excelleiiit condition, DR. 6-5709. V — type concrete^—work.' CRestvlxiw 3- any advertisement ia reserved by " LAMPS & SHADES • 10x14. CR. 3-2041. *m& - - -• • - granted. _ — . the^ewapapsr NEW JERSEY COMPANION Visit our showroom.. Well selected HEDSTROM stroHer eaiTlase,— pad; DOG TRAINING CLUB WILLIAM J. MATTEO — PlttsteMng. lamps and shades, Ogen_^venlijgs_ S_:30 -crib &-mattress, »35._CR. 3-0279. New Summit Classes patching, . sidewalks,, patios chim- w» will—not bt resporalWa for __Begto Nov. 29, 8 P.M. ney &-lireplaces;r brick workrBtbnc any errois unleu they are dtrteeted E. P. WILLIAMS PHOTOGRAPHIC Tim«-O-Ute, 60 min- wpr« is block work. All work guar- 755 Central Aye, near Grnvi> m. . ute timer, laxge _ oorepn and case. At the ».n.ted FVee aatlmats. 41 Aahwood WestHeld 2-2158 medium screen, is mm, moving film" Kve/CResT No parking problems . rewind, Weston meter, and • case, 1414 Morris Ave., Summit Summit Herald . .CR, 3-4000 completely adjustable tripod. CR. 3- (Near Lackawarana Underpass) E. PARTILLA - SpeclallaUig ln.plaet'er- VARIOUS household and personal 2041. . Begtftnars- and Advanced •* lng . and paitohing. Free, estimates —lfceinEr2-pieee'figured linen slip cov- • Classes'by Qualified"'" " ! itlven cheerfully. CHeslnut 5-4497.. Ciba Pharmaceutical Products* Inc. MillburiLJtem . TTDRrfcTZOiT ers, round ha/tbox, white Ice skates, MAHOGANY executive desk, $10; desk, Instructors slae 3, Army.cot and mabWessr-also side drawers, M; 20" girl's bicycle, For Information call -30—AUSCELLANEOUS- Springfield Sun .. DR. 9-5000 extra • cot -maitrtress, ' complete set $li; acoustic tile 12x12 1" perforated IITK D. Escort, CArteret. 1-9021 ' 55«L-MORRIS AVENUE, SUMMIT _, . maitched golf olubs, .metal, rowing • 250 pieces, *10i. ISO* bricks, »25~, etc. . • or . SZAVINO Maohlne Repair, all make* • machine, folding wheel chair, girl's CR. 3-3998. . ' Mrs. :R.- Brands, CRestvlew 3-3278 and models. Bought and sold. Vln- evening dre6s"es7~'9-107"CR7 3-2I39"~ot cmt 'Manno. DRexel 6-4318 after 8 CRestview .3-3-500, EXT. 250 EMPLOYMENT WANTED "1 LIONEL" electric"train-si .. p.m. . - • T caU ait 238 Kent Place Blvd., Sum- tuniiels, searchlights, etc. 1 locomo- SERVICES OFFERED JJNUSUAL. services offered lncluoiing: mit" tive and 1 Diesel. $50 -with on« en- HOUSE OF EXPERTS" 1 23—CARPENTERS Excellent Home Repairs "" typing; - -. niimeographingr—priqit-lny- -eOW—mtcmirer-rotted. Protect roses, . gtne^$65 with the twcv.CR. 7-26T5. menus, drlv-lngr-shopplng, baiby ai£> Patlos;n>alnting, inside and outsider" flower beds, shrubs, rhododendrons HIGH ETDELITX._ JiIUSIC SYSTEM. patch plastering, brick pointing, com- ting, leading to .convalescents or against cold weather. Rich-top soil, FRED STENGEL children. South Orange 2-5458 Radio praltsman AM-FM Tuner and Carpentry repairs, alteration*, cabinet* plete or spot; ohlmheys repalred^or »$. Delivered. MU. 8-4888T= •amplifierlifi , AlAltetc lg!" "speake kr toto-corner _bar«_LIotmlc»_topB, jecreation rooms, cleaned: sidewalks, -new or repaired. IRONINO_dpne at. my home. Experl- ' caBinet, KCEenng ijf oiamond cairt- additions. 1248 Magnolia Place, Union. •No—Job -too-^smallr-Fre»-estdmates./ —snced~CK. 3-0U81. —-—:; - -xldge and•-- record - compensator. N. J. Muraock 8-6632. CR 3-4415. —. ... ._...... _/ —$195.00, Leak, VarJalfiEe—ampiifier- WOMAN desires' days~work, fuU-i«iir 1 •U25.00,—AU-exceUeut- condltloinr-GRi- -«Itera- T>lmev-ReTer6neesr^CR^rj^5514~ £3693 after B:30-p3n igseleftalagr^wtadOTir YOUNS.WOMEN BANKING table, mahogany piano bence; „„ r and and gutters, cleaned. Sniithf Kftef" IMPtOYMENT AGENCY —metal bed!" springs and mattress; BUYS' & SEIiLS 64L CR 3-4431*' 7 'p.m. Livingston c-0678ry , • ± _• . — _.tj L " m *^*C".* . * • PII ^ *~ •• A A SCOTT's Employmeot—Agency-, 421 tlNTBY—AiteraibionB. and "repairs. EXPERT' / EVERY. Item "for Nyour fireplace 1 records em.d books 15c eaoh; old Gov- -FOIUBAN1C WORK- rfcEAMF-SeMCTMJNG WORTHWHILE FRQM^QUR JOB! —Essex :&t,, Mlllburn. tor—good hopjie" -emer.Wlnithrop deck- $85j-oMld%q5ol.ld- Garrett J... Kirk-, Dreyel C-2438, " BHOE'REPAJB Screens, andirons, ?a up; - workers,.cooks, day worker«. DRexel mapleH3h«ir emd desk set, $5; large old .CARPENTRY. ALTERATIONS repairs ao sears^semca-in Spriagfield —fast -6*0913; - nip| 2jbtea|jjejvlCB~=' oyar_KLrenj»-lii_tti« IntercsUg,---diversified.-..work. We are. looking ior yeaagjwomen for varied and interestlng^work wliere there Flex screens made to order. Drive Mmsre—^ssx^^Sisa-^imar-taxjnJturef —Free-B* business olothdngl_6!hoesu. nlumfring ' (ptrml.uppliesl . '^6-6420. bln ' Jnito-=MiadJlson:;.GaM«rlesr-2S>--Main __'.__ COIiANTONlTBHOE 6HOP-- "Opportunity" for" "advancement. guns, tools.. Arcnle's Resale - Shop, : Employee beneftta. Drgood"scopo for advancement. Good compenBatlon, many employee Benffltsr 'St., ;Madlson. FR. 7-29OT. ^^ 24-A—DRESSMAKING -245- MbrHs~Ay»: . _Sprlngfl_eld. W. J. 1—ANTIQUES^ MeyeraviUe Oemter. Open, djaily except 73 FOOT beautiful wine stair and nail Wednesdiay 10 to .8:3O.^-MmiaiMton 7- KEYS made in one mlnut* at New- Including sick benefits, paid holidays, etc. No Saturday woirk.' ^carpet—with padding, excellent con^ DRE33MAKER-D6slgn*r, 39' yean ex- PINE - STOVE base ooffe« t»*le, Dutch 1166-W, ' . " . porlwioe. 'Fifth & Park—AVeev—Eve- • berry's,.. General Greens Bhopplnc CITIZENS TRUST COMPANY sink, washstand tmd dough- box. dltton. Persian rug,, phonograph- OentOT, gprtogriedd. ~ - radio console. CR. 3-3661. 7NUENETIAN a.x3Vl» —nlng—> Cocktail — Bridal New, n- CR. 3-M20. „... also many other sizes. CR. 3-6894. . modeled. References., OR 3-4377. LHA-VBS-'ralced. Lawns fertlllaed. Ro- OF SUMMIT, TWO-YEAR old Germsrr-VoTgtlBnder- tary mowing. Bulbs planned.,D Summit, N. J. ANTIQUE Ohkiese desk, black and 50-: American Flyer train set; DRESSMAKING, and alterations by the gold.-OR. 3-2041. V£to_ S_camora In leather carrying 6-1014. • case; originally $"110.- Best offer. swap " boy's 26" bicycle. 'Phone day In jprisate house. Havs refer- Tel. GRestview^0tr62- PAIR- OF walmUT commodes, black CKT3^5458 " —•MEJ-5-53: eaces. Murdock B-9846. " . gutters, leaders, siding, . CR-. J-3300 •_ painting. Kane Contracting Co. .jnarble_toia._.CgB3jOH .lOr-MUSICAL, tNSIRPMENIS- DBESSMAKER^AVTERJUTilJ SECR-ETARY, must be familiar "with 1-A—AUCTIONS Diesel, steamer loobmotlves, log"rall- DRAPERIES, BHDSPKEADSr"MEr*5~ HELP WANTED—MAtE & FEMALE «. BWitohes, tTack«, fowling train STEINWAY cotifloies and gra.n^i, $995 MARIO D'OCCHIO general Insurance agenoy work; 5- up; Klmbftll nwinoIBtte.. French pro- Landsoaps Gardener •I : day week; Call eves, CB. 3-7966. SALE AND AUCTION: table, two transformers, passenger vincial, $495. Dowe, ^3. Broad St.. 28A—LANDSCAPE GARDENING Mason Work YWCA Winter Market amid fcwlgW; cars, etc. Size 12, gM"»,. Summit.' - \. * * 517 Morris Ave. - ' OB, »-103« ORDERE& BILLING CLERK , 282-Morris Ave.,.Summit : dark' green, Tairtain," poHHSeag" coat, LANDSCAPING "MATERIALS — tapaoU _ Young. _llke_ figures — some typing. INTERESTING WORK Thursday A; Friday NovT 17-18 ' -panfeot-oomdJittonT-aiallf-prlce. Drexel GRAND, PIANO, exoeU«nrt dondlitilpil, humiv belirlum-blocti Also Muon LIGHT hauling.: Bring- your trucking Pieasanit alr-oondlflbhetlofflee - lunch- 10_A. M. -10 P.M. -,6-5475,-—:-.-•—, — $650. South Orange 2-200«j -X work. Call; Appollto's, iiyexei 6-H71 problems tome . Phone Drexel 6-2996. eon faoUltles. 5-day week - Company GOOD SALARIES —Auction—Friday—Eve-7—PrM; .' paid benefits plus -bonus. Conyenlenit Otto Seng, auctioneer 1 - to transportation. ADVANCEMENT OPPORTUNITIES "^UMARTINDALE- AUCTION SALE- .l..".~" '"'" IN NEW SUMMIT' QFFICE'OF" ' -J ' 3 COLONIAL ANTIQUE SHOP^ _ ' HUBBELL, INCr~ ...... ". 387BROAD ST:rNEWAKK WANTED—=1 • 1 Prospect St. *_ Summit LUMBERMfiNS MUTUAL-CASUALTY "COMPANY SAT., NOV. 19. h+ A. M. - CE. 3-6060 • BUILDING COMING DOWN 1—SUMMIT 1—SUMMIT —\/ : 1—SUMMIT Victorian marbl«-top eterge, drop^ _:_ ' . /^DIVISION OF '- •• leaf table, "antique sld'aboard, marble- FOR THE BEST SERVICE -ARE YOU SERIOUS ABOUT/EINDING AHOMEt top, dresser, "cheat-of. drawers, desks, ; XLERIUYPIST used furniture, pr, ofcftoe-Blsquo Itg-- Always . — —r—™-^ ^DO-YOU WANT ONE REALISTJCALI _^ 18-35 " KEMPE.R IKSURANCE - -ures, 4-pc. Sterling Bllver tea-Bet, lot Tjli«5» owiKii ha-ve urgency jprob}«ms that have just oome «,t>ot»t roceritly, of brassware, copper, pewter, sllver- jjlate, old guns, chlnia, glassware, oil 'Consult a Realtor' 'such as: x ' •"'' . ."".-r":•"-•'• >\ «w homes by —Interesting position available Purchased In 8yraiCus» -/% btooks to Bntjtton School; 4 bedrooms," S^butlhs, for young woman In the Claim Personrret skilled in the—pqsitionsr^isted below are invited ^to palnifclngs, fpamese, etot. of tho '^~^=~-~^±; Department'of a. leading • cas.- investigate the many excellent opportunities available. Those hired EDWARD-GREENSTEIN Purchased smaller -house'— Modern Colomtal/elate-roof. 3 :twinrtsized bed- TALLAKSEN & HR -^SUMMIT ''^~'~—- '• rooms, 2>/4 Wattts; attached garage. WaJklngTai^Since "to- everything. , ualty Insurance nompanv. Ap-_. now in our temporary—headquarters will "form the^basic staff which x TALLAKSEN ."pllcaht must be High School ^REAITESTATEIBOARD- —PurcHased larger/home'— TOiKe ceober hall Colonial In TaBUOaks. 4 bed- graduate • with typing ablUty. • will" be greatly expanded when our new-building" is completed in HU. 2-6173 Kramsij3?4^baiths,^paiieHed den, xeoreatton, nxjm, a-car—atftacteed^ gmr- Good starting salary: excellent 2—BICYCLES covering age; tatvorer 300 fit. deep. •••• • \ .JSanafeiirairto^orntoSj^ Ctip«_OpAJima the pages of Amertoan) Home. A LjDfflee: cafeteria on QTRL'S toloyOle, 28". Boy^ Woyol*, M" SUMMIT——- — ' ' weeyliome wlDh a smaiTprice'to. 'dbe'Stanra; HUa.Bection. ,/~. parking-area^ DRexel 6-4781: — Custom built ranch in' Stony Hill-section of Berlxlej Height*. FEMALE BERKELEY HEIGHTS '" " ' view. Youngetowai. Wil>cheiir-*Jbh-^diisliwasher." "" Call CR. 7-2000, or 'apply in. GIRL'S 21" bicycle, would like to ex- person. KEYPUNCH OP-EItATOKS "-—TYPISTS '—,NEWPROVIDENCE- ;—Joan O. OhrystaJ,—Realtor-- _^ohange for girl's -20"- bicycle.- Mer- 3-6950. GLAZEBRaOK-SHEPARD AGENCY™: CR, 3-46107 --9 De Forest Ave. 8:30 a.m.'-4:45 p.m. POLICYWBITERS __ TRANSCRIBERS cury 5-5429. — Monday, through Friday. Oreetvlew '3S""" iRAT-ERS—-" PAYROLL CLERKS BOARD MEMBERS / AUDIT BILLERS' NEED Work Shoes? Wo h*T« oomplet* : " =SOMlTrMES -KLE-CtERKS SECRETARIES selection. Oolanton* Shoe ahop^tS Bys*rak Bro» .... CR,.si70e0 Not often, but sometimes am exceptional property comes on the mattafe H«t» V ATTRACTIVE•> * : ALLSTATE - la a "weathered" shlmgle.home of the 6yj>e found on the New Fingland sea Morrla AVB., -Springfleia.~' Joan O. Chrystal- • 7-1183 Joseph F. Church / 3-0417 coast — high ceilings, large rooms — Gracious-envd-Spaeious ideal for a -ENGLISH- COTTAGE ^L -MALEi VISIT MERRY-GO-ROUND .•- large family. Could not be reproduced for three times the $28,500 asfced. Let Quallty-resUe shop, 4',4 Lackawanna Walitief E. EdnibndsoS i_ 3-7200 — -• ONLY $28,000 ' . ^ Glazebrook-Shep&rd Agency 3-6950 us show it lao-yoiuH- ~ - . • • Beautifully -landscaped, on • quiet INSURANCE CO. JUNIOR UNDERWRITERS Place- DRexel 6-1155, 10-5:30. Closed Grace A. Handwork 3-9400 Wednesday. ' ' WHITMQRE & JOHNSON"T' street In 'Summit's North Side. In top untad»-Av«.-' • 7 Muatray HU1 •'• AUDIT REVIEWERS Holmes Agency. 3-2400 cotnddition emd completely equipped]-, (fi mtlivi from' Bummlt) RATERS THE ROBIN Hooo. Shop, 2 Taylor Elmer G. Houston 3-6464" C-Banic St. - Roal'Uii'a - • .-.' KJA. 3-d40€ -including electric applianoes-ior^aJl" Street,' Mlllburn, sells used cloth- Jobs-Beck-^climldt7O6r~" "7-1021 sorts, carpets, awnings, etc. There"aa* MANY'EMPLOYEE BENEFITS: ing of better q;uallty_f6f every Tmem? Olartaoe D~LpiSr'&'SoS'" - T_' 7-4488 oos^Tjatlarp^to STENOGRAPHY, emd general office ber of the family. Hours 10 to S.Spencer Maben * 3-1900 fitone frarut Colonial on «TI tar*, tax FronWln School, 4 Jsedrooms, only Bight besides a library and'lavatory on the •work; knowledge of bookkeeping ULTRON- Am-COlTOmONED"~BUILDI}*G Closed all day Wednesday, DRexel Walter A. McNamara' . 3-3880 years old, —, :'.=^..._ . —— *3S,0OO first floor. A" warm, liveable horns -helpful: .5'divs:'local office; reply FIVE-DAY,' 36Vi-HOUR WEEK - . - • - - ' 9-4126," James B. Morris Agency 3-5424 which Is prlced~nlght, as original Blvlng" full resume and salary de- TIME OFF- AND CASH AWARDS FOR PERFECT ATTENDANCE Elwood' M. Obrlg --7-0435 Three generations In this flexible 2 y«ar old house, 2 living rooms, 2 widely ownens are retinlng to Florida.-You're- sired. Address Box. 331, MlUburn, MERIT SALARY INCREASE PROGRAM FUR c&at, brown pony, tdze 18; Illk« The Riohland. Oo. • - 3-7010 separated sleeping areas, one-of 3 bedrooms and 3 baths, one of 2 bedrooms iltdtoltjjt lfc .PLEASANT WORKING CONDITIONS JBS*M(LJHaJb3eSal The Stafford Agettoy 3-1O00 -lainxi-OPe-bajtih .^.^ . „. ._ ....! » ___— - $43,500 "CONVENteTT TO AXIi"TRANSPORTATION" =—~- ONE black eeail 6klii coail., veiy good Richard H. StromieneoiZZjV^^ 7-4024" HQLMES AGENCY, Realtor WOMAN to lion, for -small family. . AMPLE^ PARKING FACrLTriES — condition,, size 38-40; 3 sporspot coaits/ Robert H. Steels. • " 7-0057 SpJlt level,' only 1 year old with 3 bedrooms, Uwtibs, plus .» dea eoSd^Iaivatory, ' Bsrt. 1698 - ' . ' Must be skilled worker, silks, laces, s Jalousy enclosed porch -i^-- . --- 1. ,„:.- $33,000 45 Maple "St., Summit CB: 3-2400 etc. Once weekly, day to be auramiged. . OAFETEEETA ON" PREMISEST" • — ' same Size. Call-CRCllCR . 3-1SS131SS1. / John F. Taylor 3-7676 r .ilBERAL EMPiOTEE BENEFIT PLANS Whltmore & Johnson .- 3-1404 Nights and Sundays CRr-3-3317 Drexel 9-3520. Beniftl — Completeliy turnlshed, eiutoinaittc vitp&fr, dryer, dishwasher, J-tele- .Alf ced_St_Anderspn__ „, ^_ 3-8400 •2—SUMMIT DAYTIME «nd evening ba'uy Bitter. Butler "Agency" ' 3-7700 vision sets, 3 bedrooms, 2 bartihs, will take chlldrem-and pets $250 per monith; Drexel 9-3465. _ • INTERVIEWS GIRL'S wool plaid Imported coat, M0. Blue corduroy" Jurnperr-dress, 6J2. 3 HOUSES_QN SAME LOT tTtlrtltme PTTHtTVrt p ~ Llke-aew-DRexel- 6-4857. —•— Ori« 2-family, g6od~condltlon; "one JGAN'O. GHRYSTAL^Realtor COUNTRY LIVING- Ist's office. Box 417,_Mmburn Item. DAILY, 9 A.M. TO-J-p.M.,- AND SAT., 9 A.M. TO 5 MANB racoon..coat.-JiaTge alze. I>«xet 6-room. Exceuent lnvestmentr*i>rlce .—u. H. p De Forest Avenoit . 9-3188. / ^ $23,000. Write owner, Anthony Ca- . —— • —--Orestvilew 3-6224 /. CRURAL "STYLE EXPERIENCED S A'L'BSL AD Y. FOB 40 BBEOHWOOD ED, SUMMIT -€Restvl«w 3-890O poraso, XT. S. Veterans Hospital, Lyons, CHILDREN'S SHOP. THE YOUNGER NITURB N. J. •SET. DRBXEL 6d>554. JTJSIOR dhitog .room, bronae malhog- See our new homes In aH styles REAL ._ Estate salesmen or women. aav going up In; - -"- __^ OSXECUTIVE secretary^ »tcr^grapher,' any, table, six chalrs^clilna closet, SHEFFIELD MANOR : Resident of Short HHI^SUir HELP WANTED MALE buffeJ^Beat offer.'Livingston 6-0394: THINK OF YOUR WIFE office routine; Junior stenographer., area preferred': ' " In-beautiful Ivanhoe Park, Js-the settiDg for a-ie^ diflfclnotlvs oontem- general officer-clerk typists^ good.at , • SARGENT DUMPER, INC. WALNUT bedroom sat, doubl«..bed. 2 flare Is an attractive small, house that. porary_ homes, ..ieaturlnt.3 .bedrooms,,? ,ba.tha or .i bedrooms, 3 baths, lnjad- LONG HILLlMANOR figures; also beginners'; bookkeepers, DREXEL 6-2460 ' YOUNG MAN ' "• oneats, vanity table, bench tmA ohailir, is not a woman killer. It has an en- dition.to paneled den, living room,"full dining room, efficiently designed" -F. Qr- ledger. Immediate placements, Driver for retail dry cleaning iroute. llOO. OR. 3-5834. trance hall, living and dining. -k-itohe'n with'wall oven and dishwasher, utility room and oversized 2-oar "•Within minutes oV,-the DIL.&W. top pay. N«wm«rks Agency, 19 King No experience necessairy. Liberal etart- New modem Mtohen, lavaitory, breeze- garage; imagine finding homes-suoh as these In Summit (adjoining Short In Sblrllrig. Attraot4v« "plots, price* ' ••• HELP WANTED—FEMALE lnfi salary; steady wcrk. CHILD'S table- and aholr set, maiple, way and garage. 3 nice bedrooms and from $19,500. ' St.. Morrlstown. JB? 9-3699 upholstered seats,- $12; Drexel 9-4971. Hills) under $35,000. Inspect-these In time to select—your own decoration. -^CLEANING -woman, one flay—weekly. HOUSEWORKER, experienced; 2 days B. L. SGHLOSSER bath on second floor.-Taxes_pnly $330;'r_ :£>EENJOR_lNSfiECTXON_DArLY,-2--TO-3_P.M. DRIVE OUT. ESSEX RD., 1 weakly. Good pay and" carfare. Cali= r WHITE wrought Iron table- and ohalr 16. Owners have bought-Jarger house BLOCK-PAST ROBINHOOD ROAD. _ ':R.efare_nces._GR. 3-9365.^ .* :2-Wnlnut-St., Siunmtt CByg-2122 ' set, $35. CR. 3-0083. _—• and must sell. Asking price $26,500. Parmies Agency - CR. .7-0500. MECHANIC'S helper _3£antBdi' Drexied SALESGIRL . - WOMAN," extra- good cleaner, one day .6-1014. 7—FURS' . """." W. A. McNamara; -'• FulVor Part-Time . week, 1 hours. -References. CR. 3- ' CR.V5--3880 CR. 7-2833 MI. 7-0086-Ra -wditth MINK ]aolc(rt, ell~ season lengtb!* lper- BEAUTIFUL COLONIAL THE-CARROL.L. SHOP-.-_• ffrddtlonortglnalrlce^UOOrgpr^, O - , BE. 8-1800 - 376 Springfield^Aye. Summit size ?l4J_esU&s $250. South Oramge- Stone taA gleaming wMte. 4 bedroom- WOMAN for genera.! .housework, 4 to 2-7414. — ' house, 3. fuU-baths. Jjarge-Mvlng room "I'm told that Vh« Butter . CLERK, FAYROLIT - wiflTMORE'&-I6HNSON wWh Frendh. ;wtndow>i npemtog onto iNCQMEQRT-EOR THE —fl hoursr 2~"days. fJaUafters;! p.m. 1 JOUSEHOLD GOODS . Agency Is the place to buy ~ CR. 3-0631. "•'" . " •" — ~~~~->>O • Good pay. -5-day, -37 .i-hour week^ Ex_- 6 Bank St. / Realtors CR. «tone—tekraoe:—Oonyenilenitay^looatea; Tr ^nd^sellcReal-EStaite.'^^ssssss, S»0RT_ HILLS,-M gellenfcrwor-k.lng—oeftdltioue. .&Xi-"" "" ^and—with Tibeautlf ul' grounds. Own«r WOODcTHE" ORANGEaia • -_", RESTAtrRftNT-WORKER* .d benefits. For interview—call BABY yT^^TS 'rettrlns=to. country and must sell this- _ $21:000 suj}4ir b an residential cDmmunltte»J resluui'tuilu-.-t«)(iev.il—XII _tor—factory—work;. - ^njajM>ga.n.y twln^beds^-vaelty, llj "J^El $31,000r- exceBenit- -throu-throughout_Essex^Unlon_»ndi - Morriii •• Expeflenced:inlddlfcagei , w.tlltrfs-to- learn maohlne operation. : chest—draperies; portmag h BUTLER AGENCY- counties;--convenleirtr-to--th» Lacfcc - - ^Apply Azoptote-^e&rp^r—Morris Ase". TSrffiM 8T2 T~DeForest Ave. —Customer Pasking PAIR—three tier brafa J floor 'plus -2' nice, rooms, -bath emd COMPANY^: TAXI-drlver wanted. Lackawanna-Taxir .REALTOR .storage space on—arxL-2-cair detached" . _j[ APPLY IN PERSON, CR 7-1HXL ^REALTQBS-;::;^ : 4-BURNER gas stove; good condltloni- 22 Beechwood Road -Summiit, N. J. •gajTageTzWltbr'paved-diive. Nicely lo- 630 Morris and "Essex Turnpike." 8hort~ $50. CR. 7-1911. CRestvlew. 3-1900 • *• cawed, wi&n p^reDoy grounds and com- Hills. DRexel 6-4321. -'- -•'- FOR STORE MANAGER" •' Nights and Sundays BIG FAMILY?- pact layout, make this an ideal home SEE our ad of Sheffield Manor (ad^ In dry cleaning- store. Steady work, DRUG CLERK 8 CU..IT/ Gas Seivel refrlgeraitoror Mr. Day — CRestvlew 3-6183 We have several large older houses'In fox a growing family. Sea It promptly, Joining Short Hills)-under Summit. . Lord and Taylor good pay; 40-hour week-. Carfare 'fur- perfect for camp use. $10 each.-OR. Mr. Whttlock — CRestvlew J-2717 excellent condition with 5-6-8 bed. It's wprtih your while. • ,' W. A. McNamam, CR. 3-3880. nished from Newark.' Pull time. Top salary. 7-2804. / Mr. MacLeod — CRestview 3-9135 ' . rooms, 2 and 3 baths, lovely large grounds, from $22/000 to $35,000, in HOLMES AGENOY, Realtor 3-A BERKELEY HEIGHTS B. L. -SCHLG'SSER GAS RANGE, pale yellow; good condi- 203 Mlllbum Avenue Mlllburn.. N. J. tion. /Reasonable. CR^ 3-8481. very good locations and school new. ". Est. 1896 BEAOTTFUL wooded plot, 100 X176, in , 2 .Walnut St., Summit CR. 3-2-122 CHARLTKETS DRUG STORE STATELY _COLONI AL These are all real bargains! If you45 Maple St., Summit OR. 3-2400 hill section of Berkeley Heights. Big HOUSEWORKER; general; full or part STENO-TYPIST —^Immediate p END ta-bles. 4, glass, and luette. Balby's. need a. large home don't wait—see Nights and Sundays CR. 3-3317 . time. MErcury -5-5263. ... 417 Springfield^ Av. Summit. Bray orib and maibtress and gray trees plu*"m«>ny flowering dogwoods. • In new office, in Springfield. Pleasant 5. BEDROOMSr3BATHS these, today! You-^vni be glad you did. *4,250. CR. 3-4687. ' -. • '•'.-.' surroundlTtBS. 35 hourt; 5;:day week. chest. ' Two sets of summer • and . GIRL from Vanx Hall for housework, wJater drapes. Reasonable. Drexel 9- OBRIG, Realtor—- ; '•'• dny, Fridays. . South Orange 2- Will consider brlgrht- beginner. Phone 4619, - I - OWNER MOVING SOUTH OPEN FOR INSPECTION' ' • - 8752. . .". . .. —. t for app61nitmeiit, "DRexel D.-4900. • ORDER 21 Maple.St-^ • Summit, N. J. Attractive Oape Cod at 44 Pin© Grov» 9.x 12 EMBOSSED, beautiful, Chinese This oroer spent thousands of dollars' CR, 3-0ij5__ . Eves'. It Sun. CR. 3-586J road in beautiful Stony Hill section. SECRETARY — General . secret-Artel "EFPICIENT~glrl wanted for 'full time Old establlslif(| -ftrm, 40-hour foif. family with or witEout"«m ln-3aw open Saturday and Sunday, 11 ajn. to- liberal , employe benefits; hospital, v rug, gold backgroundrPrexel 9-3204. and a great dead of tlmCand effort in duties, with Monitor switchboard, office' work. Apply for Interview a; putting thds solidly built, attradbive,' Pitt Your Mind At Eos* problem. Seldom do you find to Sum- 5 p.m. Custom built 1949, one floor typing, diversified work In alv con- f. J. Newberry, • Genernl -On surgical and pension " plan. Regular 9—MISCELLANEOUS mit such a fine older/4 bedroom Co- plan, full basement;, attic;, wonderful Increases and advancement. center hail.' Oolonilal home In very ditioned office In .Newark. Five day ••' Shopping Center,' Sprlngrield. sound condition,. expecting, to live VISIT or call our office TODAY. We lonial home that offers so many de- view. 2 fireplaces, aibtlc fan, Youngs- week. Elbej-t Lively and Company,/ CHRISTMAS Help. Flill time or paint f rrs^-wpvEN, TRY ARIJ here .for. many years. Now the doctor will looate the RIGHT house ait the sirable features: a/Separate 3 room town, kltohen, electric dishwasher, Inc.. 700 Borgen Street, Newark, G. R. BARD, .INC. 'Percales, 23OL P. P organdy. -49o: apartment, modern'kitchen, new .cop-, other special features. See it or call time. Mike' applications now! J. J. says, "Go live in Florida." So the next RIGHT price to/ you. Multiple listed per plutibing, oil- hesut. • Btel 3-2616. Newberry;'General Greene Shopping Summit, N". J, • CR. 3-1600- dotted ewlss, A9c: taffeta, 59o; tan- lucky owner only has to make any de- properties from $13,700 in- Summit, owner evenings, CR. 7-1879. Immediate YOUNG .man, or retired gmtlemain forlzed broadcloth, 49c: (tatln.. 59o: New Providence and Berkeley Heights, Located ton a large corner lot'to, fine ocoup&noy, $22,500. -WAITRESS fur Clu'b»Umu> t'lupluyiut'iri. eSteftekU WHO would ~~ rfa Jtu -riatdentla-V^eottoa—and-ronly a five te to earn exmra Amas corduroyr $1.10; nylon, SBo; coiitactT home beautiful to the eye and easy hours-9:15 A.M. w 5:15 P.M. Five day money; ' tmrt time retail selling. 55c: foam rubber. Bhreddeil,59c 'p« minute waNt to Summiit "Center. This CHATHAM week. No night openings. Immedi- 1 Summit/Store. Reply, Box 374, Sum- on the pocketball.! Features of prop- property is Just inside an apartment ate employee dls6ount. ' SALESLADIES-. • lb.; monk's cloth, 48-ln. 98c>4lml- erty are, 5 bedrooms, 3 tiled baths, 3- Grace A. Handwork, Realtor • mit Hofald. lar savings In wool. Bilk, Unen, Tij; 308 Springfield Ave. alt; 3-9400; 3468 zone, suitable for Income purposes or CENTER HALL COLONIAL, • To work in our store In Summit. 1 cax attached garage, "h«w brlck-con- long terra Investment. Owner trans- SUPERINTENDENT — Kent Count Ion, dacron, orlon, drapery, uphoj-" "orpte terrace with'.awning, large newly OPPO8ITE NICOLA CHEVROLET ferred and anxious to sell, . . 7 rooms, brick and shlnel* front. .3 • Steady work and good wag^s to start. stery, bridaJ fabrics, "Do It Your- APPLY IN PERSON 1 Apartment.- Utilities furnished. Call landscaped lot wtyi fine plantlngs,- bedrooms,'. 2'A baths, pine panelled No experience necessary. Apply • CR. 7-0388 between 9-5 for' ap- self" accessories and notions from IncldentaHy, the house is only modiy- den, walk-up attic; wallclng distance pointment. • . 1 . Bates, Dan River,. Botany, Everfaet atS'in sizeSind-ODly about 25 yeans,old. to sohools, shopping and transporta- COLUMBIA CLEANERS' Quadriga, .Galey it Lord, Malllnaon. Memorial Field Stafford Agency tion; Perfect condition! \ Dishwasher Beldlag-Cortlcelll, Punjab, Warn- ToplooaMon «rno*ne<>i th« best streets and clothes dryer lnoluded. Quiet 71 Union Place Su.mmit. EMPLOYMENT WANTED sutta, Cromptpn, Schumacher-Wav- 40 Beeohwood Road CRestvlew 3-1000 street. Priced in upper 20's direct, • Lord and Taylor in beautiful SummlVLtncoln School Yes, near Memorial Field and Bmyton Eves, is Suns. .CRestvlew 7-4158 CR. 7-2853 LIGHT laundry and curtains done at, e.rly etc. Advance. Butterlck. McCall area; offered for promptjoccupanoy; School—Just the location" for a grow- Spring' occupancy. ME. 5-8608. my-hom er"CR-3-3427; —and-Slmpllclty patterns;—Vogue-arid owner-leavlng-for Delray Beach, Flor- ing family 1 Center hall home Jrtth 4 CONSULT this Agency lor properties 203 Mlllburn Avenue • Sunburn. N. J\ . HOUSEWORKER, 5-da.y week; > hours Modes Rnyal'es. Pattern Service. Open ida) vflry soon.* • ^S\^ bedrooms, 2% baths, large open poroh in Summit- and vicinity, from $10,000 ' 44—SPRINGFIELD 9:30-2:30. CR. 7-0902. FAMILY ironing and curtains done ait evenings to 10 P.M., Sunday to 6 and 2 car attached garage. Offered at tndup. my • home. CR 3-2420. - P. M. MOrrlatown 4-1718. RANCH HOUSE In Fleldston'9 Seottoa SECRETARY FOR •', SECRETARY, Summit physlolan; good A. S. ANDERSON, Realtor. $27,500 to settle estate. .JOSEPH"P. CHURCH of Springfield. Three bedrooins. $23,- ' ENGINEERING DEPT. hours and salary. Appdy Mlllingtoh HANDY MAN, colored, palnittng, clean-, 443 Sprtngfldld Ave. Summit OOO. No disorlminat^ou. Must be Re- T0580J lug, has driver's license, references. ALPERN'S'YARD GOODS and DECOR- •QR. 3-8400 Bves. CR. 3-9237, CB. 3-0164 WHITMORE & JOHNSON , • • . Realtor publican; ' Demooiaits cant win. 870 to start. Excellent working condi- Before 10:30 A.M. Market 4-2813. ATOR SUPPLIES, opposite Alderoey 6 Bank St. Realtors" OR. 3-1404 331 Broad St.. : . CB. 3-0417 Springfield Sun, Box "Democrat.". ; tions. 5-day, 37',i-hour .week; company TYPIST-CLERK TUTOR A.B.-B.S. degrees, N. J. Teach- Milk Barn on Rt 10, entrance on pnlcl benefits. For Interview call Girl for position of typist-clerk. Must er's corbiflonte-maithematlcs, science. Littleton rd (Rt 202) No 72 bus be high school graduate. No previous All ages. Plalnfield 6-8411 evenings. atop 100 teet awny Morrb Plains, N.J NORTH JERSEY QUARRY experlonce required. Apply Public ••U GIRL wishes position, light housework, HORSE and cow manure; well rotted; Service Electric & Gas Co., 311 Spring- Rlcb black loam top'soil.-Delivered "• CRestvlew 7-10M fleld Ave., Sumpntt. OR. 3-7O00. —•" ' care of children, experienced, sleep- in. ARer 6 p.m., Murdock 6-5601. direct from farm. Guaranteed the HOMES • HOMESITE* EXPERIENCED fitter and alteration best. Reasonable. Louis Feins, ESneex hilnd for exclusive shop. Apply Vogue HELP WANTED—MAtE YOUNG experienced baby sitter; ex- 3-8843, 7 to 8 a.m. or any time after Gowns, 231 MUlpum.-Ave,, MlUburn. DRIVERS for oil tracks,- and yard cellent references; available evenings, 6 p.m. SUMMITS NEWEST AND MOST BEAUTIFUL COMMUNITY" "SALESWOMAN for toy -a.nd HivenMe moil. Stephena-MlHer Co. CR. 7- full weekends. CR. H-8298 af.ter 5 pm. CEMETERY plot, 4 graves, Graoeland , furniture shop In MlUburn. Wavei-ly '0030. •WILL mind, 'ohlld-ren for working Memorial Pork, $375, or best offer. .. 3-224,1. rum SALESMAN .for new and used °n.r sWes; mother; pr4vate home. CR, 3-4676. Essex 5-7539. WELLMORE BUILDERS or YOUR OWN BROKER CresMew 3-5410 GIRL, some housework and cook dln- J wonderful opportunity. • SaJary plus PRACTICAL hurfOi 24 hours; elderly GAS-RANGE^ Magic Chef, with clock, •: ner. 3:15 to 7:15, Monday through- commission. Orlando Motors, 76 lady preferred. Box 373, Summit light mud itilmer, Like, new. DRexel .V Friday. CR. 3-8115, PrankUa Place, Summit. CR. 7-1221. Herald. ' , . 6-2149. ' ' ; ^r , Z. ... _ v " i. '•> tHE SPRINGFIELD SUN, THURSDAY/NOVEMBER 17. 1955 Page 17 •"/-' -, :'(10%) In. easlvon acceptance of._the,_dati« of thei deed, whloh shall/be pay-- #22, South ,SS. degrees .M.mln'utes 10 l and" State, of J»ew Jersey, held on at 8io1rP.M.,' at which 'time Shd pinco SERVICES OFFERED Nursing or Convalescent Home/TThe man-svhV wakes up te-find*' f a-ttd balance In cash on closing ahU.dtf thejusual lnstalln>oatldat«s. • > T—' — - - " ' ' • . L seconds West, a, distance of 506-leet Tuesday evening, October .llu lSSSr and any person or/ persons Interested MISCELLANEOUS - . ^__—himself.: •'-'- — "--"• •'—".bjt-tljtle..^. The conveyance" shall be subject i more" or less;•'•'thence"- "--' •"'" that the said Ordinance shall be sub- therein, will be given nh opportunity BEVERWYCK rftirMng and Conrales- J At^oattt meetlng-6He-T«WBsnlprCorf «5r3St. alonl^stiSe^Hls OTltted^7tJot^*onslderRtl6n^--and7^flnal:to-be;^heard -'concemlnfeVsuch—Ortlt—- ceSniBmeTiieenied by the Stat«=of sleeping loiig.gu _i W.tteeTma.S'-reject or"accept the' said: regulations, - and all. other .lawful ap- Springfield' Avei passage at. a regular, meeting of the nanc?. ' .' ~ • " . . New Jersey, private and semi-private plicable ordlnancesTfbBa-regulat.lpns of the. right- with a radius of 50 feet, said Township Committee to be held <• storm sash washed arid hang; chlm- patient*, special dlet*-_reglatered ''• '""&"—&>hhn NewtoNt n Baker offer/ prortde .•^•-/ T7 .T / sss^- GENERAL®-tLECXRLC_ MASTERPIECE -Ham- Distinctly dif- ferent! Scrolled numerals let ogainsr jet black color, red ' or—gold . And Evenings for—Your Convenience. case. Scalloped See Newark and field Hours Listed Below deep. Over 300 -clock«_ori dij« -fMBiGGEST SHOW NEIL 7 ploy;— SPECIAL PURCHASE! 4 _ ^r 195 14" PLYWOOD-487fx95" TOYS! TOYSl TOYSF TOYS! ELECTRONIC MOBIL Perfect 1 side. Wftnderful for train A gigantic stock-COME SEE! LOUDSPEAKER TRUCK .platform, Christmas'treejiases and You are assured of realism. ^ A_long beam tcorch light is controlled from the many other uses. Sheet — AMERICAN FLYER TRAINS cob trailer and. elect,ronic~switches_enables the See one of New Jersey's largost displays. powerful microphone to transmit booming A95 HOUSEWARES WAttTPANELINS DEPARTMENT - Largo discounts. *•""" ' Voice OYer lnmj»ppfilr«r —- ' O JPECIAU ANOTHER CHANNfl HRST Knotty Pine Paneling -DOLLS!- DOLLS! DOLLS! i6 ."Pattern -Sherwood Largest, most beautiful collection of high quality -Vriirthange direction automatically upon contact— ; vith any abject. Powered— ' g —dollr"ewr"offeredrivery kind imaginable—even to by flashlight batteries : - Others-roise their prices, Channel special purchase and-at the same KNOTTY-LARCH=PftNEtlNG~ the most - elaborate—ones— — T price at ordi- ^ JF' C "GAMES "- sHOBBIES T TRICYCLES^'SCOOTERS Theirs. Plenty in! stock—PRICES YOU Beautiful "V" Joint Patrern. Sq. y_ 7—REiV^O"PHONE SETS BEAT. • ; " —5?_and-8~t.engths Ft.. CUNS-CARS^-TRUCKS- BAKE SETS-SOLDIiR Many widths. ' Fr,— ^ All models, in-stock at low, low prices; ~ . and jnillion~of"otnersi ' 16 Kiln Dried .. __ DORMEYER list Cheaper-than Roofers 38.50 FOOD MIXER : S4Vr$3-SYNCR0 SANDER KIT DOGRS, WIDOWS Completa with food chopper fr juicer, LUMBfR' ''&. Join lh« thousands of proud home owners who find this ~'-~i Aluminum Combination Door — ANDzBASE r :lrandy >and«r_kit_th'e ansvyerfojtpyntlejV~h"om»~{SbT~ ^ExfriTdecl —2 "secfion, Tdobt Ibek^ WARING ^ ~ ^,"£*^!',S*~?^^-5Jl°"?-.>'?JilJtl;MSt'<'n'' Sanding head — Two—4'A'x5' tops form on BLENDER Chrome Tff "" >1 _action. Motor is guaranteed ' " offieial"5'x9'*"top™Sturdy' "Aluminum outer frame. Installa- l BUILDING SUPPLIES agoinit burnout for th< life bose needs no hardware to tion arranged. WESTIMfiHOUSt_ 77^5 —period. 1 Sattd & Cement Mi AfcUMIWIJivV^FULRN AlZrmTERS f£ 5' Wood Stepladder with putchase _NEVER WEAR OUT, JUST WASrTWITH Pressure COOKER of any Aluminum Extension Ladder A HOSE. ALUMINUM FILTERS, ALL Blue Ribbon Kitchen Cabinets ELECTRIC SIZES IN STOCK. Birch and pine,, or birch: or MIRRO-MATIC 20 mLUHiHUH Qua! g knotty pino, completely assem- . 8-CUP, Automatic bled including all hardware. BENCH GRINDER PERCOUTOR EXTENSION LADDER Wall cabinets—-base cabinets— 29 LIGHTING FIXTURE MPT. built-in range cabinet —*< sink SAVE *7 95 fronts — broom closefif— oven We have just-completed bur new lighting units. See our complete kitchen The Most Famous Name O'Cedar Sponge Mop 98 fixture department anil it's a honey.. Reg. 22.95 - " ' '— 15 with • built-in by ens, ranger etc. FAIR TRADE PRICES 5.50 3 BIGGEST VALUES Fixtures for the entire, house inside and OF Alt out. All specially priced and fii stock. GARAGE DOOR DU PONT PAINT DEPf. 3-TIEfc UTILITY TABLE /rioiher Cnonncl Exclusive CHANNEL has bn» of th* largeit and With electrical outlet and (95 RIDOtrOVER-THE-HEflp- -mott-tompl«)»-t«Uclioni tf Du PonUpaint- casters. Enamelgd-tteel;— WEATHER STRI a\ lowost pritej: GARAGE DOORS PAINT.ROLLER & AO. Keep out cold, rain, snow and TRAY. Reg. $1.39 PRESTO LOGS 8x7r 95 dust. Keep heat in. Virgin rub- PLASTIC DROP CLOTH Box of 6 ber, for 8 foot door. Reg. ?1.39._ 98c 4-Section 98c each, • FREE USE OF STAPLE GUNS • FREE PARKING FOR 1,000 CARS • FREE USE OF ROOF CARRIERS -HOME OWNERS: USE CHANNEL'S NO-COST CHARGE-IT SERVICE SPRINGFIELD: DREXEL 6-S000-1-2-3 NEWARK BIGELOW 2-3100 £.IB -cf% lmL erncev (BETWEEN »VON »ND SOUTH mHSWEET 3 __) ROUTE 22 (M. J. Route 29) a/5 SO. 10th STREET SPRINQFIELD*VE*.» OPEN DAILY 8 A. M. to 9 P. M. Of>EM nfliiY B A. M.to 5:30 P.;M. SATURDAY 8 A. M. to 6 P. M. MntinAY ,ff A. M. to 9 P. M. < SOUTH 10TH,STREET 9 SUNDAY 9 A.M. to 6 WEDNESDAY__^__18 A. M. to 9 P. M. 8 A. M. to 4 P. Mr I Shnp at Springfield CHANNEL - • ( . /••.-• . 1UMBER •Builders, Contractors! Send Us Your List, Jor we'll pick 1 them. up. i ' •.•"'.> i COMPANY "DO-IT-YOURSELF SUPERMARKET" .1 i •••• •)-•••;