- "r 'N • •-.--. /';• A v- V. . - THE CRANFORD CITIZEN AND CT • • • ' 'X1 !.. » • Cranford Cited forSdfety Krpd us n-i-ond CIHRB V1"11 mutter 'at , iTJ ScGtionst ^ Thursday, fte,spoke at a luncheon in'-the Methodist Church. Educa- | the post . \. . '.-•'''.. -. CO. ':.•••• GKANFORD, NEW JERSgY, THURSDAY, MARCH 1, 1956 ; -The Po»t ORlce at Cmnford. N.' J.' i tional Building on the topic,""The United Nations and You." He was I. The guests op-honor were: Dr. introduced by Dr. Anthony Sor- • ._..-...... v --.-•• - j Albert Ailin'ger, pastor; Harldn W. dill of the club's international ro-, in Octoner 1055. lie is a graduate 'Drew,' former 'comrnissiojier and i)f scoutmaster of Troop 75; :Roy Irv- SalkClinic Auttioirizedllere* 'lations comniitte-e. " •". ' ' | Cranford High/School. ing, district commissioner; Joseph ELIZABETH Gomm e Architect B.,4-V-'V ' The speaker .Said only'.through •' .' ; !""I7°7~•• • T A ti Ayres, ne'ighborhdod commission- • . • .,•-.-...••*, Second Lt. Hichard C. Arthur, er; Earl Pafl'rath, commissioner Hope for MMrMpxdt Start m international cooperation can n;x-• SIJ|V (,f M). mKj '^^ willia'm M. :and Cubmater of Pack-75; Robert • Mayor Fred P. Andersen, president'of the Board of Health, re- lions of the world have the security .Arthur, 125 Roosevelt avenue, re- Hiiiris, iiu-titutionar '.representa- 1 ported yesterday it is hoped to hold amass inoqulntion clinic for the •A . contest for' the which they all .want. The UN, he cently was graduated from the tive; George Kjopf, scoutmaster, Township. CommlUeei Tuesday administration of Salk; ahti-pnlio vaccine in mid-March. ' ...... pointed out, .provides the vehicle; lnfnntiv School's- basic infantry and E. Von Gersdorff, adviser'.for nomination's for the th 'night . introduced, and • passed on Such a clinic.\vas authorized by the Board of Health on Monday for substituting the conference olTicers". course at Furl Bcnninu, Post .75.- Daniel B'ralton', student i ,j^r rending an'ordirinnce author- Arranging Musical Event for April cies .on the, Township .table for tlie baUlctie-lo^-iii settling, On. Designed for uliicers who eXrcnirig." A letter was sent to Dr. Daniel Bcrgsma' state coramissioher 'Enter! Republican Vritnary ti&ce ; world problems-. venot assistant- pastor at the church, '.izink-an appropriation of-$3,000 developed' this- week \\Jith an-r,. have''not served with troops,'thc- acted .as toastmaster. "T"1-.- ..of health, on Tuesday asking that In referring to its accomplish- bourse' g;ive \.l. Arthur instruction ;,,-,„„ (he .'capital improvement nounccment lhaj J. .Iloiyard M'c- , . u .and problems'..of an At the Court of -Honor \vhich ["'3,000 cc of vaccihc.be allocated.for ' .menus' he listed t.hc .World Health in nc Uls s fiifiel -to engage architects' services Atecr, John L. Brt'nnnn, Irid Dr; ' Or'acniza.tion,' which he reported jnf^til Unit convmymler. Li. Ar~ Mayor Froa'P: Andersen is shown accepting a citat.ion for followed thfi jdiniier, tihe followr- the local elinic. ' 1 i,,r. preliminary work', and cost Kindergarten K'eil Caslaldo «re cand,idfljes, fur ^ I is making 'great strides in re- lhur. (.mercd the Army .in Sep. Crahford's perfect tr-a/lic safety.reearlT during the "six-week holi- ins awards "were gi\»en. Second . Mayor Andersen said the Board tno t^ihWer •]•$?>$.. He was graduated estimates for the proposed ccm- of Education will beajked to pro- the three-year ' terms andyNi-cIv-' ducing • disease' throughout . day campaign which ended January 2. The presentation was class rank to Robert EngelJ. avia- frnm nutgers University "in 1!):>5 .nlacle- in the Municipal -Building'- last week, by Roy H. Mat-Bean tion- merit badge to Craig Davison,. vc-rsiiiivof Grant School to a rnuni- vide facilities for i\\i clinic and t9" Roundup Set olas' St. John LaCorte' is V. tlie • world. .- "••'•,,, i ;i.ll(| is ;) member -ol" Alpha' Chi weather merit badge to Harold. disfrlbutc. permission' and release race for the one-year jnoiiiirlition. . He said the division of 1 a|os- 'if the Hopflcnborc-MacBoan Agcricyy 126 South avenue, east, building. Public hearing is ; i tinc, while not pcriect. is on..- yf tTT*ITr"l''i n Icriri-t-vr—- •Stnrstrn, pei's-&Rfrt~—f4tftesB—me*it '^o^e—sciit^Jii^axcnis^,,,^ p^^nro—rhTCTr->-ca,r. tci'ma-bAome representing the state of New and' the New badge' to-.Arthur. Cyphers'.- Roger scheduled- -for .March 13. ... addition,",a letter has been By-Sehoote its' politic-ill.accomplishments. . 'iatinn of Insurance Afienjs. Cranford earned the citation by vir- vacant this year" with the exwira- • The. UN stand on Korea, Mr. I'Kopf received scholarship merit *• Nayi'ir F. P. Andersen said that drafted which will be sent to all In preparation for kindergarten lion of the terms of Mayor Frfld P. . ' Stecri-sjn.fe declared, contained.the' tue, of, having no trallic fatalities within the campaign period. badge, and citizenship in the com- Jbcal physicians, requesting theni Andersen and Public Safety Clm- [!•••'! enrollment week later this month, 1 . spread-of Communism in'its' drive Left to right in the picture- are: Police Chief Lester W. Powell, munity. Fred. Swisher received "to participate,- Mayor Andersen . nissioner Clarence L.. Fritz, aw On Spelunking Mayor Andersen', Public Safety Corhmiss-iohcr Clarence L. Fritz radio, , electricity, ; home repairs, . If local doctor^,. r6fusc to the members of the summer' for world 'domination. town Building Need >.^u^w.-atc, the mayor said, the I' there aiso is a one-year uhexpirei . The annual contribution of. the ' arid Mr. MacBcuri'!' .'.':• . . • • • . • • •' - firemanship, scholarship merit! round-up committee's of. the Par- term to be .Mlled. ',;• hadges. Jack Cox and Richard IVoWd by'Drips board will.be forced to go outside ent-Teacher Associations of the United States to support the UN. the limits- of the community to • Public Safety; is S'lS.'OOn.iiai), or about nne-.third Tunison each received. home re- Even as the Township, Com- Cranford elementary schools have • Fritz'announced fast weak that he • A sp'elnnking expedition totho pairs. Merit badge sashes were pre- JACKET niittce was introducing an ord-r get physicians to establish a prop- of the organization's budget, thc erly supervised program. b'egun the distribution of ncccs- . will seek the Republican.nomina- • speaker related. Our country, he c«\es.of Ilelz County, Penn.; was sented to Richard Schoonover and *-,i,ce Tuesday night to engage- tion for reelection to a three-year EwgreskJR£poYted by Crew Fred SvVishor.' . • • ., forms to tho parents; of'pros- said..contributes thelarger .share hl;lde'last ^wee'k bv'the explorer -m architect.'to lo.6.k. into new The lengthy session was attend- ".term,, and Finance.-Commissioner of any iif .the i(> member nations-. mnv of.n,iy S(.out Troop 80 and The then and boys, were enter-? iounicipai.quarlers, thc .need for ed by about'60 residents, .includ- pective kindergarten pupils. John. I... Hnviland, who was ap- Mieh a builcline:was Apparent to The .cost ".lA-r. pi-ram in: -lli^.. Ey • ; ; , ,-> t 5, (lf nosi>lle. Ow'fLappiest Bays' Stage Set tained by a deiTldnstration of archi IITH ZIP-FRONT ing half; .a dozen local physicians The round-up is again being pointed ' to . the committee two country is lfi cents, a sum, he said. u^i -. . ery by the Wdtchung Bowmcnr^—- who opposed thc.program. Mayor crew ,/ visited: John Rash, head..of the Cranford Dramatic -dub's staging crew, • Uie more than 40 Girl Sqouts and 1 conducted .during March to permit lonths ago to l\ll" the vacancy whichvis -small- in, the cause of. _ kiiUaUiiS^^iJicst^Cosp t for "The Hap- The Mothers' Club served tho.l • others who attended the ses.- Andersen several times requested «M»m;;.™y..fV^ ^iYl?6y1^tHntyOTidLitliivy ard Cowperthwaite, presentTtax" y oil the llrst elay Sbnvs-of Your Life," the thTee^act play to B;p Thiougliout the meeting, there Ijilbus "prcipi-rly oil the llrst elay Club of Mrs; .Walter Kcefer, president. Shown are members of the joint c.ommittce_aiaking arrange- jeet to' debate the philosophy o before the beginning of- summer collector, aJso^annoiTrrfrgcT his can budget, he added; is almost $400 trip, After dpdroppini g lock Hail on March 14 to. 17 in. joint benelit with the Couples' Thn Mothers' Club presented gifts, as h rhythmic drip, drip, drip, ho two-day is Jui .L1, . CUIICL., t bv lhLL.Cidnfurcr^tec^hrb-fo-bc-i>r ented \vhU}m of thC situation ^ Dr. HT•mvat'd--n.- Bert -vr.upom ..didacy" for'.the GUI' 'nolhlnliliuii', • per.-pcison. • •'.'••'•'.',,.. •,-,. of the . Presbyterian Church. to.: Mr. Kopf, Robert Davison, as- from a leak.in .the vopl.-jj'ortun- L vthe water fell in' the center sicians it .the board which is ' '«°' Troop 79. Seated loft,to right: Henry M. Boardman, director of The various -^PTA round-up Mayor Andersen, a candidate for is setting- close, to a reani.tic.nl worls dWer or-e. to the mam room where "conimons room" of an, English, l.,.^_ _ being distributed to Sjuvson, assistant. s.coutmaster,. in iusle. so that none of- the specta-. charged with the public'health.of gani/atnmfcCIIII..! . — I-iassagge to the ances are State Senate is not-seeking-reclec- . l appreciation of their efforts ancl tors'needed umbrellas-or rain-. .the singirig group; D. C. Morganthau, president; Albert M. Gess- the community, has a fright to re-rcommittee members- will deliver, admitted last year and now pend- tin Iragon," a liirgu whitish stal- public school, where the itetion members' of" both the Couples' tibn to the: local ,n(Viee, Deadline It took '.mother takes place a,nd requires the bujld^ Club "and the Dramatrc Club" forthe time spent with the boys. . cnHts while they watched the ler, Explorer adviser; and David A. BrumPeld, troop committee f\isc 1,800 persons a service they before March 1.2, enrollment ing are applications of eight ,othei: amnite, -was seen'. have requested, Dr. Neil Castaldo, for tiling of'petiiion is next,Thurs-' nations. . ' r ' .. hour before all.the side ..passages i in.g (if a ilrcplace, iilflcement of sale to others and also will be On .Sunday( a, scout- vesper ' Town Fathers in action. chairman. Standing are. Errtory' jweschter, troop committee secre- blanks, • emergency cards; pre- vesper service was'held at 1-p.m; 1 president of the Cranford Phy- day night. • .. • , . Mr.. Stecngrafe said the'UN. be- Were .explored. i, French Doors and panelling of available at the door. " tary, and Richard Dudley of the Everyman's Bible'Class , of the school medical record forms, and Mr. McAteer, a.resident of'Cran- in the church. All the scout units This is flic American. Sportsman's Choice! . . .world famous for the proposed ordinance-- does- not First Presbyterian'Church, troop sponsor. '' ': .. ''. . • ". '. sicians' Club, said he personally . inn. man-made- cannot, produce . The followiny -tiny, both group feels the people have such a right, letters from the school principals ford for 14 years, is a graduate of miracles in the quest for' world went into the large South .Temple, Work on the set is proceeding at in the church from cubs to Explor- I'inaliy commit tlie township-to the Cubs, Fathers Visit ers were- represented. W. Henry vise of Grant School, now.occupied but Dr. Henry Mineur didn't agree to parents, of prospective kinder- Carnegie Institute of • Technology, peace. He said, the UN does not. cave. Tho 800 feet of-, main pass- the Dramatic iCliib's 'barn in back all. action . . . all purpose wear, our siliconc-finished riyon and . ' and said Dr. Castaldo was not where he also received n master's .believe that secret' diplomacy is' ageway and numerous side crawl- of Morkos Restaurant in the center Garrity, assistant scout executive by Union Junior College, but that garten pupils. Registration ma- Bayoniic Naval Base of Union Council, was the speaker. it will'furnish the committee .with f ipenking for the club. degree in chemical engineering better than open, discussion, and ways were visited. Five galleries of town. Assisting Mr. Rash, and'l *_"', ' " ~ "-."", . „ . , terials will be available' in each Ol IUWII. lt,i.ii^....D . --- . The mayor then asked .the phy- and a doctorate degree in themis- His topic was titled "Onward for , back jacket. jShrugs off rain, Crinkles and non>> tactual informati6n-as.to whether Club' sSpring Concert 1 declared-that the-power <>f public one with' a .subterranean pool,-were John Hoft'ma•- ~ n are-^-i...:..., Edward! no,.,.,Geoi'fjem , ICommitte Cubmastere Chairma. Robernt RolanSmithd anGrad sicians if the board has no right elementary school office for any ! try. He ha * been in the chemical opinion js 'one of thi important - • re Edwar fj, God and Country," which' is the it is practical to convert the' build- WilHum RihRichardd EdwardsEdards, ham led a contingent of fathers ing to municipal use. to djeny..the service and there'i^n't parents who are hot contacted by I research division .of Esso liexeawh factors'in its deliberations. ' explored ,. I Philip Bloecher, Constant 'Ma- theme for the year in scout activi- who accompanied members . of ties, all over,the Country. oily stains and has pu'sh-iip action sleeves. This jacket is com- ' A citizens' committee, composed Td Benefit Boy Scout Troop my danger to the health of the ! and "Engineering Company for the Thyvsneaker said he hoped the. AttenclinK fro of the club, including Ray Lund, Cub Pack 170., sponsored by Cran- jommunity if the program could •committee members'. I past 14 years. Prior to coining to • V Troop 75 recently set up a4me- HI C. Van Chamberlin,' Robert A conceit by the'Cranford-Olc'e Club will.be sponsored by Boy definition' of' patriotism someday , -!"'F' ."' , Sunny Poreella, Edward Shahecn, ford Post 212,. American Legion, be "medically improper." The-following mothers arc. serv- 'Cranford, be-.resicled.in Pittsburgh ad 1SLM : cam.poree on the township plctcly washable and has wihdproof tab,collar and leakptoof pen •Dennis and Township Engineer P. gco^t Troop 79 of the Fil-st pVesbylcrian Church on Friday evening. w.wild be: America lirst in thV )' ' WlcrflptaqiwI, as- James Fel/.and William Duncan. to. the Bayonno Naval Base lust ,1. Ui'iiir, recently surveyed the Dr. Castaldo answered" it, would ing as round-up .chairmen: Mrs. where he was affiliated with Gulf . •creation of a .world-wide leader- ^••'ntiHv.ser; Jeff Marshall and Other members qf, the club property on the corner of .Spruig-' April-13, at the Cranford High School auditorium.' At a recent meet- 1 1 week. . . .building and presented .their find- not be if a p'roper examination Arthur Williams of (lie Brookside Oil. and Refining Conipany six . •.(•: V' ship which will somedav put hu-''I' ]" f '''!;'^, crew leaders! IclT who • will help in field ancl Nfirth Union avene. The ing, Albert M. Gessler, adviser, of the Explorer crew of tho troop.an- : Permission 'was ^iven to board, pocket. . ' • . ings tu the committee.. were .given. -'' • ' Place School PTA; Mrs. Albert C. years; '' !v- ' ninnitv lirst Unlrtiqucst. and Horbie Hendnck- and erecting the set ' lhelude .14 boys.vvho took-part set up two nounced that plans had oeen completed with D. C.-Morganthau, pres- 1 son the U.S.S.. Mission Bay, a retired I'explorer tents and a baker tent.. Tlio.building is expected to bo Ur. Abrgham Thaler, osteopath, Walker of the Cleveland School He is a member of the First -I, - i ArtiiurArthur. K. HTTl-ditt,H,- vice-pres-• '. • ' . ; .; . '. Frank Washbourne, Chester 1 : ident, presided. Visitors airplane, carrier. Their tour of thoThey also demonstrated flag sig- __vacajctj_Uy Union Junior College idenidt t off ththe glee?l , clublb. ' ' — vojuntcrred lo' participate- in h PTA; Mrs. Robert Gwilliam of the Presbyterian Church and has Just VMS'. inclurled' • " Williams, Roy-Budeil, William Old included., a "sit-in" on a div- • MEN'S •FU.RNISHINGS-.-STREET FLOOR - . ..^ -The • "Tnectihg" was~~atleh"clecl"~"by inoculation clinic. He said Lincoln School .PTA,Mrs H. • L. MtK-k -MUK-Farhmd, -Phllu.) up-; i v»-i p» •• • .p.n.u.n'p,, fir-p hiiiifiine_fin£L •*•-->-•-—• bv September, 105T,'v/hen~ir7oc^ completed,, a thrueryear term as a _ikL- TvorsVn Allends NYU and a number of other memcSOTS infi class for tutur- e diveri' - --'-—"s o. il' tlTi i-'jer its new building on bprlng- Uavid A.' Brurnlield, that he feels a cqrnprd'mnHnttrosd t ~SmUhcra= rr: '• . and. »v..'Mrs. . .v*—'JTP.t,—. n I.member ' arid chairman ot tlie penheliuer and Clareiice Chehayl, • |>JlyHjca| Many tests were passed in spite ct.ipics .... „ NICHOLAS S. LaCORTE DR. NEIL, 1 'of the stage .crew. George Trurap- United Stales Navy, who .sub- Gt' Shl a the troop.committee; Richard D.udr b'ttld Pr Thaler -vilte •ot-tha.Roosev.elt..S.thop.l. P.TA; ~-*-|-church-llnarice- catnmi11ee• He al- .WnutOnWl- Hprhfii-t Smith, Linden .' ,.•,,.,,,,,. r of -the inclement weather, Tho Oeki ,-IVCIHIC. 'Gra'nt' School was .be'a . Pr. Thaler merged [nto watei Kj- feet dctrp" •IDjS-l-j-ioy, I' said, ho doesnt lllTc^hcrTy^te Mrs. ATTarTW-nile "o"FTrTtr^rrarrmrrr i so is a-member and past president ore and camporee was under the leadership purduised' by trfE^ 1 said, ho doesn't and' were kiven instructions from of Scputmaster Kopf,- Assistant Ironmini theuieouai. Boarud ,p,vfi Educatio^,Uv—.n. fo•—r , Bible Class of the First Prosby- n mass, clinip, which he described School PTA; and Mrs. Earl Bar-! of • the. Cranford Glee Club and' Adlerbert, . Vilness Cou- lend their skills. : the water Hbl^b Scoutmaster. ri,iursen"Frrrd~ATl-vimce=-- 7r2fKt)t)0r-UTidcr t'erms-of—t he-salc,4-tei-ian—Chiii:chT—which has • spnn- ^bt^idaji A SlboLJ l^UMinXord Mr. Adlerbert sai on frtflivv "t- Now 1 1 Pu&lic luT^niiihvvhy.. clubs lire sporrsui IIIK • tovoiivts—an—Kriri|iy „,, iNt,w .... ,v ^--last . to ment ClTalrrrrari" ^^H(H^l_,.na-y_i=eel*im-thc_build^-sored-J r ocip_79 foiv.the past. 25. -Br-H ma-tie- G-Uib, -Craniord.. Swim-.. Ihe organization of a. new rUptary \ t'jiiversity's.'School of Education. ards.and Mr; IIofTman colljiboratdtdcd T : 1 nf theil..diving suits.- —iiI'HJ- fur ' thoo wt&t-H»pie9.wtfrt-HMsieg r.pTi,is, plus . :..jm-; jm-l|| yoa-yyoaia^—HoMy—s Hi—Roar-drniin^.di.-. and Anjerican Chprni- ~ ^ - '-•• '-I'-M'- -—HIM.mm .is—rewtttfrtHM. . to-'-t-lm tlpe deslnn-ol the set fOi' i -,ii.r.Jvi inb)ts. less depreciation. The i rector of.the- Cranford Glee Club; )m^Soci^^l.vr^e ^ 1 iho Republican, County Crauiord's. j ^u^, nt'ihe.local when they were./allowed .to 1^ . . At ^ special ni'-e.tingqf-1lhe CuuWd TaVpaye-i-s p Rehearsal's for the'benellt phi; Player liijuried, ; their heads into the, helmets and y SriO.DOii) .oon improvements.- ' j Troop-7!) committee and,, member for the next four. .... ton C.nclrlen,-preMdenl.'Gf the'. Hoard' of ^Education, will- speak h 18thh -district d^ . " He' • collegellege.. are now in their third-week, and tho shots can be given before the from ' the ! talk to'others'.outside. • Whcil he fell while playing Also introduced and passed on of the Glee Club, and Mr. Gessler i£ti-V£_lliljCub_-_and:. Men in Service The ...conTerence., s>i)otisoi eoly~l-^: excellent progress is being shown fust- reading was 'Tan ' orJdihahce 'aiul Mr.'Morganthau. " polio season begins. ,;He said ho , Boy Scout H. KJcKeown, son'of Mi\ithc school's department of physMd ' Kurt Strecher and Harry Dill' basketball at Memorial-Field Sun- Monday at 8 o'clock in'the Municipal ".Building. _ by \ha entire cast in learning lines •cliaiiKinK the names of certain j Mr. Gessler, chairman of the would then ask the people \vho Committee which! Mr. McAteer, who-, resides at 11 anJamed Mrss Harry J. McKeown of il education, health, and reereati0n, were co-chairmen of the lield trip. day afternoon, Clifford Dobbins of andgetting the feel of their-parts, streets in the northwesterly aroa i joint committee, stated that pTo- agree with the stand of tMf doc- CHS Concert Mr.' tieklcMi, who headed ' the School -Planniu Ronioic place, is. married and bus Brookdale- road, has completed brought toRether 400 physical edu- according to Mrs. Howard lylilius, 127" Bryant avenue suffered, a |i&1:^->' sprained ankle, police reported. f tlio township. Panther laiie will | coeds from the sale of tickets will tors to set up a petition program studied the need.for an expansion', - two sons and a daughter-.. ' nine weeks of recruit training at cation, health, and recreation the director. Rehearsals are being . Broccoli He was'taken to the, office of Dr. •lie ihanged to Qartmouth road, be used, to expand the program of to forward to tho State Board of •• —— . . program and proposed the project J yV Mi-. .Brtr the U. & Naval TrainiiiK Center.' leaders from New Yi-rk. New Jor- held throe . nights weekly at the -Good-quality broccoli, should be John. Olson by Patrol men Rich- l>n;ipe trail to Cornell, road, the troop through the purchase of (Continued on Page 8) The annual spring, concert . of i the- board adopted,-will' speak oh,' a-C JJ l*f* • 1 Cranford for 15.'years, is a grad- Presbyterian Church in prepara- dark green In color, nnd have tender 'l'no- -annual ^piiuB.-1-uiiv.v v.--.i .uiu. i/v". , BainhridRe, Md!,' and tVas'" been ' sey," ancl -Connecticut.- They, heard ard Scholield'and Roy Brinker- road to Brown road and additional"company eciuipmerrt, the uate'of Boston CoHcgc. and-of its- tion for the opening curtain. •talk* and compact buds In. the flow the M^usic Department of Cranford j the bond issue leYere'ndii'in to br '.-*-*'8-1 advanced in rating from seaman ; talks by physicians and. 'educators hoff. • the ' unnamed cross ' street- in encouragement of a more exten 1 law school.. He also attendyd Har- recruit lo airman' apprentice. Fol-! o" physical fitness in adult life »r cl'1«tnr« vint, H. I.,-fin- training i -*- 3): Meeting Here •—•"••"•»••„, _ « , <_a , ',,,,, ^.. , , lI:i1lonr ' ,,l, lh,c ,1K,•c ,Unu? • , », . , ' , uren*«,' yesterday was a s|)ccia oc- (Continued oil He- I'orniorly practiced law in S as an aviation'machinist. " | costs so little pared by the Cranford Glee rhe Boys Glee C ub,, the Girls "We • havo selected Monday , - .;., ', , ,. „ ,„ Club will be of interest to all The Cranford Civil Defense 1 (Co'iti)iticd o« pnyc 5) BARONS Money Savers the • • . , ,'., ,. ,. i • •• , . , • ea.sion. I hcv observed .their real 0 Specialist Second Class William' to phone age groups,'• Mr. Boa.rdmaiv re- Council's control center in biti>r> Pliih ihn f'hnir Rnvt1 lifMl- night, AH'. Kail .-.all , ilS bclIlK - . • ., , ' .- ' ' ':, • U. Weaver, 25, «m of Leo I..1' Grant Two ported. liYeluded- will be negro basement of Sherman School will ae L-turj, me unoir, tsoys uou- , • , birthday anniversaries tor the / ' be on display Tuesday night as 1 t>ulllUvl Wllh !llR%l Weaver.,- 3S6 liodford avenue, re-, spirituals, western tiallads, camp- be on display uy i Quartet'and Girls' Ensemble, j ^v'^^ '° ' V lir.t tinu- in IVn.r y.-.rs. " . . ' 1 IN SUNDRIES AND ht t th Un : cently took part in-m Army Trans- ing songs, popular numbers and the local unit plays host to the Un- well as several soloists, will j ^spoki^Mu-n f..r the Uuanl of' Markm^thr occasions at pj.r- • portiition Corps revie.w in Korea. anywhere \' Variances long-standing favorites. • ion County CD organization at a will1ClPatC be presented on Ma y 4.; The t)u recommendation' of' ^ ' u- . . , . I Kducufum havi- bec-n explaining He, y.-.-trnla.v. \vi;iv .I,,.-,n Hatch. The review, one. of the largest ever PiUsburgh 8Oc As a special attraction, several.! A. ,,m,nr hi'ch-school concert ,„,„ ,11,,,,,W(M (,M);,nslon pn.griim'- •daughter ot. Mr. and Mrs. W. 11. h held in'Kore;/, was/tor Maj. den.! Baltimore.,.,.. B6c ( ll'.ur...d. of Adjustment, the. Town- instrumena gu " •• '•• •••<• ii u;-,,,,.,iv n|:i,.,, ;,.ul JohnAv. Harmony! .chief of stall', >h\\(/committee-o Co n Tuesday eve- f(W Army Force's, Far East and From KWiii'irnoil nftrr II-.I'M uml. bceri invited to give a variety of nil day Similay. :i mill. »liili"il granted a variancvaViance to James popuupopularmumbersu 'iium^".. .—...--.-—.- , | M. i^ewis, as.MMdm u —-£ighlh-..Aimy.. ..SlicciiitisL Weaver,' Ec wvn JW^!^mTOg^"c^y^

Prei U'StiiuranU. More. than.(>0..mcm-.|vided by the local-tunu loiiowinb; . T)u, feKlival is'noii-epnuiL't-.. roo.in. rlenicnKn.s .uioo ..'."' ...... |Wnix-i)n.liv H-»leh, Bar-': Tntal conU'ibuUotis litre.to Die G^ byria{th^esg^ffgmftH?flf^lcto^^^ I-1 S|innniicld avenue within five 'thhe meeting as one of the largest, Dircetor Foreman announced , , sj t0 ht,ar other groups dale avenue am ci« «n mU •. «'•« > • i',,,,,.,, Xc-n.-l^. Kurt Cess- and Mr. Wie'se ur«r«l all hou.se- I"! of tlie Miln- street propeyty Fund Pledges in the association's 11 year history..^ hc was very pleased by the as ^erformlng- them- of si* morns h, the IJmok>..l 1.KL W,, ; ( • T|(, t lulUU,,s ,wh() Wl,e not at h..ii.e .in $2.98 lint1. The zoning board pointed />ut Other oflicers for the ensuing 'response of Cranfprd's CD staff to -^ the audience'is comprised ' (Cnulun^d on. !%,<• I u >,) _ . o,m . Her! Sunday to put their, con- ii..ii the 'visibility on Springfield Reach $113,086 ear foUow: Vice-prosiaents, Win-; lhc surprise alert conducted last Qf the^a].Uc.pant;. _ ..-- : tributiuntributiunss iinn ththee envelope envelopess leUuleft a.t f ' v .-,V I-V *-. W T-" •** •••.••— .i\i-mie willbe improved and/the ( Pledses to thc new building fund ; their homes and .mail them to the • MICHAELS- STERN .. 'ii.M.icter of the.neighborhood/will treasurer,.William McCrcu, as soon Clean and CFear •ii"! I if adversely affected. / Mental Health Committee as possible. , ! A|iplication of George Mprton, The chairman expressed thanks •li. iiuent on behivlf of ^Vngelo. Plans ¥€ar-Romul Program lo all those who contributed to li'i'iiilenipo, for iiermissionHo use help the Union County Heart As- 1.25 1.75 MIRON COURIER CLOTH SUITS 'in property at 207 Cranford avc- day niglH, it was IL-|JUI II.-I.-I uwv...,7 Ah iiitenMlicd, ,\ en—i diuiil pin- -crs'ici.'^'.'Mhe Ifev. Kran)> V. II.. sociation continue its support of. Concn Ellis i"M as-a two-family dwelling was by the Rev. Albeit Allinger, pas-': - Robinson ana m £u lllllluvv _ grum ul niL'iital health fduciilion I'ai.thy. S|Jc\Jicr.i' hiiirau; Mr.-. I., the three-way attack aga.in.sl licart i vices'. 1).!'. tor. , - |Hm"i« K, Corbin Jr. Past Presi- . . VIA in Contest is planned ni the cdiuiiiiinit>', it 11 S.iKrr. \'iHuiitc •r $1.98 53c iimicji. • ' / rtcdi cvcryonc on tho slaft ro s piofussional edu- diseases through research, through IK-ai inns on the threcj'appl.ica- . Louis M. Totten, chairman or' dent Howiird M. Siegel was chair- tor had responded with exception has briii ,'iiinouiiced by thr Ciaii- S.iini.ii-1 1 AMMIDENT P. neXTjap . public and professional education FOUNTAIN 'i"'ns were ,,held Mondayf evening the crusade committee, expressed ™un of the nominating committee. ^ Engineer Patrick J. For Community foidCuiiiinitteelorMenl.il ll.i-altli. calinii; Mr-. F'IA'II si and .throu'Kh community hviirt pro- AJAX of Town ip ;• Mis. A-. in ihe Municipal Building.1 Ac-1 eontidence that the total of ITLSO',""]1" The new president, who succeeds Grail, head of the demolition and Announcement «;h m.ide I'HIKI'A - . j>..i:.i:II 11• t- ainl U-al.lr grams and services. n; I!. M. '"'UiiiK to evidence submitted-by 0P0 will be reached shortly. | Lloyd Gelleii, was with the Union ; heavy rescue erew, and Health Achievemen~"~" • t. Title IIIR a I'enrg.'iui/.ation .mectl'iiy hi'l-l M. Wil-nji. iiilm nua Mrs. Iiutli Nelson, co-chairman, TOOTH PASTE I 'a I inal ler, >!i Kervick at the hearing, the As the drive opened.on Sunday, .County Trust Company in its] officer William P. Smith, who par- asked that all cnntributions Irom SYRINGE Mrs. William A. Gubas, president by lhe ronuniliee at Sherlock Hall (.''..i:r am1 i W'llli.nn •' ml lloor ot the dwelling at 113 • (Continued on page 3) i (Continued on page 2) ' . (Continued on pace 2) l':m . Hooters was ehainnan for the CHANTILLY ..ommunilv Achicvcnivill Contest • /., , .' . , ,- , JERGENS '•' I,it Tun 1 is vcb lati I-.' ,' ft iiri ph \**- plastic hearts in local stores. The suit with many talcnls . . . that meets business nntl social • lean, the ilisti ibul mil ul paii.pli- 1 48 5CHICK I T A I I r X Extd tCt Up to $40000 • u lai"- l -A II cle'i y.\ men an-1 three. sponsored by the General Fcilcra- k,ls illuf leaflets, vnlunteei services i-d'.le.it >i •- in iw • si 1 \ e ui i I Hi • eum - HYDRAMATIC BLADESI T II I I FT •''' il SHAMPOO obligations with equal confidence. Its secret is Courier Cloth, tion of Women's CMubs in ro-. for wurk with the mentally ill, and mittee VIVc ' p>>eh:.il ills an.- I Jr. I'd of Adjustment i.v. operation 'oundationwjt. h the Suars Ko.ebuek profusMoiial situation. S.imuel •! .i". me. ,i ii-.en.b»r i-if theEh'ctA Drew (Ihairinaii Mjron's, truly unique dye dicen worsted, now: in a perfect ' "Sinii \v e t i t - — 1 i il'^.t!.:/(-' I t -A < i '.ill uf Jhe I ii.i-.;iii- V..-' C'i nter a: llarlan W. IJiesv was elected EASTER COORDINATES 'WATER 1.50 \eai> a^n," r.ml M?s. |)a\nl N. N'l-iilv Tail; ami l)r l-'u-ileiu k 1.96 50c i,, iHinhborlKKHl. lie p , chairman of the Hoard of Ailjust- istration - chapel - Sunday (if laminated woode^ arch con- '"^^^^^ep'lnUie program ' basl'd'^po./wurk'chme dinW «»• W in wide variety by-lhe-yanl .,ra, i, would be a hards hip '\'\ i e. rli.in man ul' the ruminilU-e. Sch.ii-lei'hci •; i-f the IAIIII- Vcl- irtent al a I eoi yam/.atiou meeting. ntan estimated total struction, the hall will seat _^5: n I slructurc administration nf Mrs. ThrmU.u 1 1 Spring-Summer weight. The jacket doubles as a sport coat. Char- l "we II.IW euliceiill .iled un ^.IIIK-I - V SEW and SAVE Store Hours fi:30 a.m. to 10 p.m.— We Issue Green Trading Stamps .o,, $35.1.000 ami $400,- people.. It will have a s.au . kJt-, ' J ° ? ^ sancluary, where S. Chapman, president of the IM-CI- Mmilay I'venina at the Municipal lil^; lu^ethci a niuup ul peuple ill- l .- |i1i s - li il.-. .iiit-lii'le Pr 0^ itOR THE EASTER PARADE ak,n uiuler considera--cljen, a coa room, a i com (o. artwiceni building eration, Imin June lt);vl. to Ma, ,h, .. Oth liiuldinti. lit i- tei I in woi king on the prob- Knt/lei- ,f., !bi N'"- ' Yoik 1 uf a fuml-i ai MI:; ilrive foi II' m s Mr. Dress , who ss'as acliiiK chair- coal grey, blue, brown in size6 36 to 46 regular, short and long. spccjal IllwtlnB of thc storage of ^.r, yn^ ^ $w°$j£ this unit will have; ID56. lem ef lliellt.il llealtll. alul. nil the . I ... i,,., I,- Medl'-.ll _.se . In'Hili Si I ""1. Pi <"-I •I " " - "'•• MaeChuv". ssho lesi-neil upuil- to I hv ^lage. To committee consihlmn of Mrs. W.il- ('olIIIP. . Wi 1 11 1 11 1 tcrian Church on March H. _ iicbacent School It w.ij'l .provide, ollices. for the inin- 1 " ."' " '" "' niuMiu: frum tnun. William'l.itlle, FABRIC 11 Ki'i vick said a variance had _^ .inn.., ..... ,,, the new Sunday ^.v . talY.^ - tcr Conley, Mrs. Walter Keve, Mrs I oiler -i b Id ||.-nr\ Mil" i! h tlY iir"e a ._.il_ii-.iint.iciiuitcd that actual con- pond h l • (inmthi'i1 -All illL', i.t,«Ktem;: ^L'.I,.,.|T -vrav-i.lectcvl secreUii-v-,..sutcuuiU,- -USE-OUR DEFERRED-I'- 4 i-H;r l uiu l> "bei t I... CM ire. Jr. the tsco-stcp proyran'i will stall, brick construction. lt also sWll provide a nm|ju ..v o.i,,^ in 1 iie eon .mainly. ^m CENTER 34 EASTMAN ST. , CRANFORD, N. J. r PAY y3 MARCH, Va APRIL, % MAY II II.JS-been no change in the liecoir.mendation will be nuule. comnioilating 12. ), ji board mcetinn Ttii'sda.v mnrninn at the home of Dr -II I! l'<'' .infoi'l Su,iei - Other ineinbers of thc boanl latter part of lOMi. Subcoii.iiillli'C ' hall MU II 1 BIMPUCITY AND McCALL PATTERNS (OI"P. CRANFORD THEATRE^. ..iliuii since tlien. He also pninl- in llu al the I'unuri'uational meeting that room, a library, additional Sunday JVlrs,. Nunn to complete linal pi; n.- "-- ' •«' i I-' '- aie: Mr. CM.ire, Suinner 11. Ssvcet- ( IUT new Fellowship Hall is to ii]'jpiiinleil .i.i lol.o < >nt there would be u > .Tin construction of this llrst unit bo Scliool rooms, and a choir room., for thc submission of a repoi' i'iij\ i) • -eel' and A. J. Mu-u. FREE DELIVERY ' 1 1-1. 15-17 NORTH AVi:., W. CR 6-5.^05 MEN"S SHOP, THIRD FLOOR ul ami olT-strect parking was be. built adjacent to umlertakcn ;is promptly as pos-, TWe gymnasium which, now exists ! covering the sevvict's rendered b> I .Mli . Walter It- TEL^CR 6-6100 - Store Also in WesHield -; pr.ivUled which would .help ,|,,v School builduiK and will ex- (Near the Crariiord Thoalre) Opott Friday Evenings •iblc. With the time required tu i (Continued, on Jpagc 8) [the VIA" fur LVantoul. Uli UKSEUVE THE RIGHT TO LIMIT QUANTITIES Open Thursday Night til 9 on i'aoc :•; ' u-»u i«MU n sUucl"ll wlU luqu l '" ' ;•• '•''

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. • v ;.. -'•[••• ; :/ ••• r -.* Page Three"- '.., TJHE CRANFORD,CITIZEN AND CHRONICLE,- THIJRSDAV; MARCfH 1," 195C : / • ^ ' '" ' • CRANF^D.CITI2^;ANDrCHROmbLE, TKUBSDAY, frABCH ,1, 1956 :. look into this mutter. '• • ,! rt'fericd to coimmitteeof'tlie wholeI leaders who attended the meeting . vvrth Cranford: ' . school competition;-Judy is active eld, on Wednesday, ' Andersen and Public..Safety Com- earlrly part of 1957.1957..- \ ,. business district: He is a Tneriiber The pi'qperty,' dppAsite Biireh- ' Commissioni'r.Frilz'Siiid that ho!'fnir s^i'idy. Mayor. Andersen s,nid 'ii-lns a part of •'a. civics merA badge ' c Mayor-Andersen' said.local nvr. in school affairs, and is president Last year Cranford High School- missiojner Clarence L; FHtz,. by and 'Mayor'Aiulerson, the other! meeting will bo arranged at o j rerequiremenq ' t* wer—••e • -..:.I.:.J.-;..Iwi'leVjme d B. u.y v tomorrow evening will be Patty, at ing in the X>.£'wlt^fbperation May Day. This test will of. tlie_Cranford Rotary Clubland Judy Stettz Cranford, Local. • 52,' PatW>imenls jd avo.nuei'with,a 300-foot front : LLvingst'on .Methodist Church. chants' hold .the "key; to./Crn'nfiird of. the Forum Club. ,". -i ; ' ' ' ivas' represented ' by Steve' Sam- membur of his committee, alriftuly | later- date...... |.MMayora , Andersen.' at tl,ie outset Swift.to help highl'ight the lOOth,^rill,t x „„ Cox, Betty Watson, Carol Bernard,; ymnutesjftcr t|£ -J* ^ 4t ] te Jlat^wide in scope.but Wall -be nick, who placed third at the dis-Benevolent. Assoej,a(tioji,, at tht? To--.'age on SSouth h avenue and extendtd- n guest adding to its prc/perity and . i;t. Represents CHS She will' compete in the District beey y fhe meeting. anniversary of' the 'founding of the j V^onHrmeq Jrom page I) . Karen Beebe, Melimla Morris; ^vf™* S°£ " ZiZZ SU conducted .. under "strictly -loca : rict contest.' . : . ' cal's annual ball Saiurday night at Ling back/..to the CentralCentrai. Railroad, '•have-'beey studying this proposal) Forty ' Girl, Scouts... and their j (he declared urged local storekeepers , i,o C().' : * : ' ' ri 1 'x B contest tomorrow at the home aud. shortly will offer their recom- toj-orrecltlie area's parking proo-. Nancy ^chertc-kle.. -.Caiulu -fan^T-MM-****?„.„.___-_.,^. , ..ii.t i cond.t.o^.'Miconditions, ii. iiss luiiirci ^<,. ™~- ContciitmUJ-ai'e (ixpectcd.tp dp • purchij 1} company. 1 pT ordihate their .efforts to lit Jjegioti Contest ol .ci.arK.Posl.3Z8, .78 Westfielcl dinator at- 8:4.'..p.m, V.?^ ' the'New Jersey.CD organto- that Cranford is no longer a small 1 iyee—original "speeches' on some for $41,500. ,lt' has an area of overj menfla.lions. . Mr. 'LofBien has been -with lanotano,, Patriciiouii-1a" .*».«..v«.w.—Kalkwoichi, Jame-.-••••'.• s , ordmator, - at • 8.4.,j-p.n^ J^^ ' aqs the' New, Jers< their . storefront ; and ofl'su,-,, This year Cranford High School avenue, Clark. The' firstiiiid second "the presentations Were made by; Tii his testimony, Mr. Warsinski Bre "also/We two.mob,lonnd ,^, ™a£,wer t0 the Communi^' town'but a size,able comnaunity of phasfe oftheConstifutidn.-They are 55,000 sciuare feet. Also'introduced and'-passed on Pantano, Joh: n Roth.Richard Hoi- • there will" be represented in thej Amer- place winners of-Tdistritt contests Myron Cymbaluki. president of the ffc: lor Victims Swift 1 Company .25 years... Hesaid 'nearby structures now house lor Jesse - Nadclman arid Irwintwoo fixed' stations mnnmKi by i.,. "v Day nearly -25i000 inhabitants. Despite parking facilities. ' allowed 10 to 12 minutes. They • Fred Nussbaum of Poter F.'Pasb-! Ovst reading was an ordiiwinee'pnvC said•nearbv structures now house )cr1 jesse Nadclman and irwin :iwo nxuu,..^uU«..*-,-•• »•- ... ^ •will compete, iri-kfie county finals local. , •• •• •/ '••... i Parted at St-Paul, Minn., and has! _ „ , »*„ _«j »/f^f I jina amateurs standing, by as wcM ^hd "final alert- will begin on the" many -problems • and expenses H.cpald tribute to''The'.'Citizen- ican Legion oratorical contest by also are expected :.to_ Be able to jerg and Company, Inc., '.Newark ]vidinjj. for coHstru.ctioirof a'.WnW tobe held at the Martin """•"•' y Pr and Chronie-le;""^tl'iout \v|y , lv Sn-iny^»iy"oi"tfio ' fc««*.» "JI-"L.11 "....'. . . . in recent -years; • the TowiisiripTvoice—htr-stiid—ei-an WOUlt; 1 iat year~*praced~5econd~~iri—th^Pofet-ii—lOO'3~ Nortfr-?vcnut!~Wcst^ The -aifair, proeeCds~oivft'hich—wrl 1; •eed ouout't thathat;.tht thee property in ques- „ my. {^ guests from- Moun- man. School center.- . theevening-of. Juneia.or Junei part of the' Constitution which they •'property;-.to: . ,.,:. i_. Nationa»t»ii—,,il Grocery<-•««„„.... . i frofi-jimm . an r"'i|''»Mit -«.tniiii nT .fiye.posjfions cluing h"is years with 1 v,' he asserted; ,is /en- \ sfrplyp ^ be a nameless Piirt into the organization's—sick,. Coolidge street to a !ppiiU' 85D An appeal on behalf of the hun- !!„„- ie A^IV. oncJSldck:'.'from._thp_U0in,:irin:nin nmn'eld. Hillside..N.ew" ri—T-hcxe-^viisl_n Thofc was' noo publipublicc participaparticipa*- | his will be o»nationw1ido \ i will he assignor!-approximately six- "Geprge saner, -Cranford attorney,' tion is only one-31deki'.'irom._the_ tainsidOy-Blo'omfield, io This will be a/nation'-'Wtdc test \ committee, .Nuw',Yul death- and \ve}far6' fund. ' Patrol-, 1 feet southerly as a local inipnive- ll: •. dr'eds of young adults- in Northern the company. • • . , .'• ti'ori in this test~purpose,ot.,.which j probably' will be/ conducted j deavoring to maintain all essential minutes before they arc to--speak: and Joseph Weisman, Newark ,at- ceiitcr of town. '•.'.., ark, Linden and Cranford. 1 men Robert : and Richard ment at an estimated cost of $5,000. He is married and-has four chil- was,to on how socm._lqcal \ on ^ m-ore extensive ..ba'ii^ ''than services and keep the tax rate and The' Speaker said-that C ran ford- Allowance of four to six minutes.is torney,' also' represented the pur- New'Jersey whose lives have been The.-.._bqard- previously turned assessments ainong life lowest in can be'a better town'tliroufih th^ Schofleld were co-chiaymen of. the Public hearing .is scheduled dren, Joan. E,, Carol L., Gary Hob-' 1 eontrbl-cehters could be maoried! jthose of the past year, .', ' t inade for extemporaneous'speeches, cfiaser. ' ..• , '. ' yi»H '•• .shattered by multiple sclerosis-w.as .clown a- request -for a yarinitfce for vigorous efforts of an assnfi;iii March' 13. .'.'•' :..... Svs !•(•;• madefy Mrs. Milton S. Greitzcr, crt and'Dale.Kieth. Joan is'a'stu- " %'s • and Puiilic.-Invited ;. .Cranford w:as one of the firsteon- 1 t-Re county. '. .. • , ">'.-' !,•„»-»-.,•--. • (m Judg.es base .their decisions, on. arrangements committee. . The- same real esjiite firm siin- He pointctl out that such n< p£: locar moijqhanis- and ' h..e. u Cranford's Sunday content,. presence,:: poise person- Tidewater. Associated'-Oil Com- ra^ft.j;-,, • . Cranford co-chairman of. the Mul- dent at the University' of°»JVii)!Hiq-«, [ConiivaiajL-iftim Page 1) I • ters jnjhe^aunly to check in, Mi-: j ultaneously- announcod the • loos- 1 v policy means that Crattford ca01...dared-that ,the community:n«,ds pany, .Inci ;' New York, whs' awards mm'''-'i0$it.-'' • tiplc Sclerosis Drive. . . .._ -... sota. ' ' . School, *" Foreman- reported. The" white, alert | ality, and powers to. thrill, quickren ing'..of adjacent property on South : (ContinvvdTfoin-paae'V)' uttraGt_a;nd hold ..astabla stab,e_popu,a,|^e«h^e popular;! ^ merchantss to bef an xm^m and compel.' '...... •..'••' National Grocery avertue to National Grocery, under cd the contract for furnishing the E • "Multiple sclerosis.is a crippling f-.A' .-fisHing enthusiast, Mr. Lof- a h i^ good for local, busi- and vital part of the co_mnmnuy. township's gasoline requirements,), P.1T1. Elizabeth office,f.or manyjj'oavj! and Drug, Store Schedule The.faculty advisor for the con- a long-term lease 'arrange-' disease. 6f ih«- mH '••••• £f. ci'utches. AH are faced, with edfrom the American Institute, of I portarit source nf revdriuri ef fothr the! recommendended dtha that tth the ea assmi;,iiui i pointed a clerk in tin PERFECT FIT FOR the knpvdedfie that they nrraV be- nrv- 29, 1948, celebrated hi& Vseb-' , compliance, by municipal- n PBA Life Cards tion'al. Grocery Stores, an . Eliza- i.;TietllO;isis' both superiViarket L-hpin, revealed i (Continue(Cpntinuctd ./roni Page 3) of Health orikv to 1111 tl^L'./wCcan.cy come totally disabled—lose their ities. AH of the county's 2.1 mu- : ! c :nlS0(1 bby thf- '.d.enth re/witly- of. [Livingston Lottge,^289VF & A M''•th; e commercial center of ouribf. operations, which wa-s.ndi.ptcd.. ; supper party last' evening^ for 12 this week that occutoaricy- of a ; members and friends of the cinirch ' >' lhi«-".d.ealh lyf-ntly. of OVER ^•:'•=-•- -• |- The final standing of thq Wnteh- nicipal CD centers were ^nannetJ; To iVia^or, Fritz speech, their vision, become parrw community;" the mayor ' declared, i Mr. Friedmnn. reported tin- ass,,. ; Ml Sl TilI ieS Cl BL S 0<) !11,.• — ..... and in radio communication with treasurpr of the Qranford^diVisIon Silver life members'hip 'cards new-National Gi'ocet;y\to be erec> v.toi;.di.,vi- '.-,„ one.rhmKo from " t,, ' • l ' 'R« -^ " "• j County CXi : He said, the township's loyalty has ;•elation.- had maclb. remarkabt,. jTn- ctf on 1W> qitfis-e-xnected ih thel^ ' ' " ' ^olan- was advimced/o third your •ture." . _ '. •' • ', •", . . competition: ' Richard, \vho' is 12 years of-age. j state and county headquarters by of the American Cancer ^Society, Were presented to. Mayor Fred p. I'd. 11 I (Continued Jf-orn.Pctge 1) to be with'the business center and j ancial progress during the','p;,st; W I. will celebrate his "third birthday I soon after '8 p.m. : •. and formerly" was chnirman.-6f.the on ih,_ slt0 m ex«ettcd in the fi p m .subst ,,.ibct, ., tot.,, of. ?78 .; j,tcsrr»ni"i. efTFctive $wh V. ' ' • ' Mrs. .GreiUer. announced that , i .'.8!W •i ticipated pn a.stand-by' basis. the merchants' loyally lips to be ;rrionth.; ' ' < - Cranford ....,...: .714 anniversary. Attending the. leap ; Red Cross fund, drive in the 4.C9. Dr. AUin'fti,!!-*reported. . A letter from the VIA favuring a ; Scotrh Plains ... a • 2 ' Second, of the scries is scheduled /c 40 per cent of all money raised in ii Pk .:. I- s .107 year ^birthday anniversary party ' Cranford's"CD radio was oper-. \ Pvpceetls'-bf •tho'misadt' will b.o "ntmunity cc-n-ti-r and. retHiestinKi. .-lpppnl-VdlLbe^ajlocated to the 1 s .107 : used to liquidate the duirch's. pros- i> cpnforence/ftn the subjuct,• wns national, research program. With eiu jncieiJterinesS'yUKrmHiiiTtrpuins the CO percent retninedi direct aitl in three yenrs to erect a new to-MS victims, wheelchairs, nurs- I-;.; • Church School building. • " . ing services, medicinej: and .guid- HOLLAND #4.28 ^Thp drive-'is. being conducted 0 ance, are-prov.ided.- ' . ' .. ' 9 AM. to9 P.M. under the cUroc,tion- of E)r'. IVii'jiil About to bo- opened, very soon YORK CLOTH E. Turner of the Board-of Missions is. the fu>t Now jersey Multiple of the Methodist Chuvch.' Other commEiiTS Sclerosis Centt-r at Presbyterian members of Mi;. Totten's coromittet.'' Hospital. Newark, a very much nrp Thomas Rnach, Carl In.gohoj'-m, By CARL FINK needed.service for.anyone afflicted Charles Wniiiico, Joseph Ta.l^itt, with this mysterious'disease, the RICHARD HARHG John Kipf and Wallliim-Biarrhail. local co-chairman said. SGHER'S, BARON'S PAINT SHOP Herbert Cory is visitatiovi chair- 4.95 to 7.50 The local drive started pn Mon- man, -anol John Silliinnn,:. Boycl AT HOME According day and will continue until this Hudson and. .Edwnrd MareU are captai!i_s of visitation teams. "Lbvo all tho world" — To. Size .%. *• Ayg, CRanfbr-d 6.2540 jirlvjc('. lie .pubiieyfoopiiiiifii & SEAGER'5 be greatly 'appreciated by ' the "Ui.iimii'i'i a*-we'll .as t-he-niiiltiplc WI[f RE '"CfjQiSEp. sclerosis patients "liv Cranford," mmsrm certainly, a kind- the -streets, \nThis arcn, which will'} 1 Mrs.' Greitzer said. " .;•*'• . . surrouDd"./Union .'.Ju'nipr CollcRo's-j I ly docd. But,-as ;..j 1 yburlbs'-e spreads \'j 9/ •'.•' It's Always SAEEK now campus, in honor of smm of the '(.'(fiinlry'.s ciirliost .institutions L'veryw'here, ,be' * Buster Brown shoes arc tniilt over "live foot" ; Swift Centennial of hipher ic-.iniinjj. Pul)lie.,.he;irinn sure' you stive an To. Buy Your Drug Needs in n Drag Store fin this moasiire also will be Mmcli .ample share for •• lasts, modeled after actjve growing feet. This means those who liriL'htr' Platter Presented ARCAL Silky and gleaming/whh bows and Bells . . »•• '' ^ ' '' 13, .'"/-.'•"• . • _. ',.. I'll up"ypur-life . . , your young- perfect fit in every pair. Bring.your youngster in G|ANX.Il, here's a giqht Easter.Bunny \o delighr rhe^hearr Accop'tocl with rotjret \v;is the i To C. K. Lofgren resiRnation ofv-.Lt; Thoinns ' I;T. j sters and your 'loving wife. now. Complete sizes in all styles.-. C^R'. -Lofgren" of'2 Woods Hole 32 INCHES of any child. You'll waniTtiore than one af this . Woods, ii moniker (if the. police de- road, general ' manager at the seiwiHondl price. .There's no limit on quantity j piirt.men't since Dccombor 1,-1920, TALL I Kvho has\made. np'pliciition for re- .You will .briuhti;n up the life Swift ' & Company ' Ice Cream . . .but don't delay ...'..-. offer in effecr only Plant .at Woodbridge, has been -tiromenl on pension., Public Safety of the entiri! ftiniily if you keep awarded a silver platter trophy while.supplies last. j Goiriiinissioner Clarence L. Frit/ thfc' tele-vision, in good worlunfi j said Lt. Wpprls has Kiven Cranford order1. 'Whether the trouble i.« c rai/f or for outstanding achievement in i-j-.. . business, activily during the organ- j long years"of ••t'iiitliful- police work large or small,, don't, hesitate, to mn BEST STOCKED and that the committee wishes him call Economy Electric. You can ization's centennial year. a successful future. ' '• ' • ' be sure you are Ret'tinR a fair . The Centennial Platter, bearing MEN'S Buy by the Half Gallon CRANFORD,. f CR. 6-3272 Mr- Lofgren's naTne, was present- Public Works Commissioner deal when you cnll CH 6-3B35 23 NORTH UNION AVE. . ed to him at the "Tavern Restau- BEST STAFFED •Frank .f. W'nil'ty-saicl ho believed rant,—Newark, on Monday. The 1 OR the .time haVl come . to reward •piattpr is inscribed with the slgna- SHIT! And Save! members ofjtli.e.police.department I Tor seniority" ami taluT ..tures of ii -H:Swift, honorary - -. PLAIN j with promotions and .suggested,] : chairman of the board and o.rily ! that ih'e publje safety committee ..•,vv,-: ;"-" uf thu •I Prescriptions

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1956 1 THE CRAKTORD GTTI^EN AND: ,CHRONICHi the Board of Education, spoke on 'olumns our appreciation Of' the caT'eofps .for two. years.-. . • •/('tended 'grade..schools here. In the merce of Eastern Union County' • the school, system's proposed ex- captains and the more than 30C Andersen's Foes for Senate Seat .Dr. 'Castaldo has' (lone' post•. Into 1920s, lut^lajnily. rHt'irned to* and a member of th^'board of di- Junior Service UEJC Faulty TV Influence ijraduqte worl/at Heton Hall Uni- Elizabeth, whqri his father,, the rcctprs of Sea! atad Serpent Socie- Four fobs for 200' pansion orogram rwhich comfes up vi'orke'rs who covered every street Pug to Attend Lists Giiest. Spi for a vote on March 15, A ques- n tdwn.' •, ' • .. • '. versity, South Orange, Cook Coun- late S/ V. LaCortc, loni^ active in ty, his college fraternity;. He also But tfo Pastor fla£Hi s Hadassah Luncheon " :Mfs. Joseph-L. Matteson of 304 f Talk Viou-a»cU-a'aiiw'pr pror-io.Cranford. Dramatic Club',. of- Union .Junior"College .will t bo established in Cranford. Mrs. 1 attemi thp annual donors' luncheon ing—mere-^Ui'an—-50—students..^!".' ]r-W-illiam:-G'ubas-explaiiifla'~tho plan J.-McCrea^treasureEj-Mts—Wllliam rg^rt^nw^mdtKrtTrtHignv^ Str J^iii ri ••pgbtfa American Association of Junior. coysUnlvcrsi'ryrHold-the-Ct'anford-j-tq-the-inenAbetsr ChiV* Spring production for the benefit, of •.Business and professional. Woifi- Mrs. Marie Knipe .spoke'.on the and the thirteen; Rainbow -vGirls, beth. A member of tho Union ! School. 'IU- has", maintained a law Society,. Cranford Reptibii- New Xor-R City, on MarelV 13 an^^^gj*^ 1 First' Presbyterian '.Church; loss thnn two;"* b Mrs. Kenneth A. tea Colleges in, New York-City, which all did a splendid job fora* most County 'Modicnl Sorii'ty,.he servos',! ollici. ., in Elizabeth s'jhce his ad- : 1414, Reservations havhavee . been..rriadbeen_rriade tion of^the "Sadie, and .Emma °™'- "•: •,.".•''•riYn, Club at, a meeting Monday Ground • Observer Corps and' urged >can Club and.^.,J[orrjQt'.r vice-;chair- the Couples' Club are hot on -the "trail of cash'customers -for Follies," • which, will be presented chairman, opens Tuesday'.'and continues on' ovc-ning./at Markos^Restaurant, •dll.who could to join, litei'ature worthy cause. <: .. ' \, ;• an (he welfare: committee- of thIe mission to' -the bar in. 1940. Hi" is\ man of the Red Cross fund'drive. 1 'for 2,600 women from '32 chapter- s -„„,„,.'...... wnh ™m-'bfe nresented Mrs Kenneth A. DeLon, We also^wish to express- our ticket ;, good for Thursday and Friday nifihts; March in . the Cranford. ' High School *-—.— . usual,. ^ Commissiph's • part in' ! rate. for -one year and. trust'oo _ foj. hals resided at 101 Maple place to' Israel. fv '•''••. Robert Wlese • tp-- eights, as these are the.nights on Livingston,- David Paul; Robert Dr.-MacKay will, serve on tho ^ftli'iripting to i-mprove' TV and also • Mrs. Ruth Nelson ; ' Mr.'nnd'Mv.s'. Jnmos P: 4^ v^ > whicwhichh ' thethey.y- wilill bertelMbrifMberiefM.' - . jj Mr.nndMv.s. Jnmos P: Dy The.affair wiglnally was, sched- Pace, Donald Rosencraritz and Wil- stfincling committee ori-. legisl'atiun. spoke on the possibilities of using Utter To Editor Ss^'Sr^ t t t uled for March 14 oriiy, but' re- Biisiriess Teachers . ;s»-t;' •: ' . .Each couplo in the club,'" ' accord- Pj Sylvester street spent the.week- liam McAteer, ' ''' ' ' a/wl repdrt on bills before C" closed "circuit television in edu- oresidonti'i.i nomination alul re- i.^l^J^^^-^1-^^^^--—- " ' ":..'•' ' ,' ittR to William ..Boyd, chairman of, end at Hacklon Hall, Atlantic City, sponse ofthe.membership hecessir ;Sandra Kronrter and June Wright Make Tour of Plant '-. ^if .'• • 321, S. t^nion Avenue .'L'ivcfl sevornl U-'ttors. _fram...him tated. its. being held on'two days. pdinprovidingg aid for higheg r cntion. He said jthe. influence of •'. ^ '." Cranford, N. J.. \ Parent Reception the ways iind moans committee, • cciobrsjtinir.: their twenty-sixth arc? chairmen of. the make-up -•••. I P^UJl Giardiha,' business ad- for lib; efforts. This, is Dr.. Castal- NATfoNAl tion• . H...e als. o wil...... :,....l be a p , ol ...trlcvision canriol be measured y •' I February 28, 1956: T has been given, initially, six tickets ,"wedclinu anniversary ' ' crew. Their .assistants are Lucille .lo's first.try for a publi(i,nJ3icOj_ .' ASSOCIATION n given, initiay,1 •minlsWatTbn instructor at Union "u\ the pi'esent time. ' . •., t ll !nnd if everyone1 meets his' . • . •„ l_l_0 " the committee on- resolutions Editor, Citiien and Chronicler.•: Scheduled at HJC to sell, !nnd if everyone meets his 0 Erricp, Julie Cromarty, Sue Wag Junior College,. and Harry Law Miss,.Bernice.Post, chairman of |-.v Dn," CnsTald'p is mari'iod to-jiho MEMBER PIUMBINO *'.'V. V- • • •:• ' M,- , George Rc'useh of"! 14 Oak Norman Cousins? president Crari'ford; N. J. \ • ' _• •Tfte'.aQaufll_E£ception for parents quota, predictions are for a full' S Scholarship nerjiictBarbaraiictBarbara.. ZawalichZawalich. 1 former "I-ojoltn Glorison of Bay- rence' and Riphard'O'Connor, bus the' United -World Federalists - tlii'.' radio arid television" commit ..Dear'Sir: •' ', •'. .' of Union Junior Collego students house both nights: • ..••••'.•• • lane ontcrl'aiiied'Friday'dV'ChinR in CWi .Tffle'T, advertisini g cpmn^it'tee iness- teachers , at Cranford High on»o and is the fatHor of .four, SELL ."The Happiest Days .of Your nonor of: Uie -.eleventh birthday ; editoeditorr , off the "Satu/daSt y Review,", " •' u;<>;. was in change of:the program As chairman and co-chairmarj o will be held'March-13, Dr. Kenneth Suffers Contusions. •'-•h'jlciren: Patricia Qail,- a student/j' ..-.'Members of'the Couples' 'Club of. the First Presbyterian - Applications^ are.Donald.Rosencrantz, Chairman' School, were amohg .tfje.'i;25 mem- ••nnd introduced the speaker. Garlyle Crane, Life" . was presented some time anniversary of her cfouRhter, Jean, Donald Sc6tt, Paul Morrison, Rob: and Francis;Wilpox;-assistant sec- the Cranford Heart Fund :ttnve C. Mac Kay, president and dean, .^ Cornoll University; Carla Loci INSTALL MOE SCHNEIDER •', Church-are about to'Swarm the Rev. Robert G. Lon'gakor, pastor, ' bers, of the New Jersey Business Joseph Kohn/ vice-president of We wish to express through yo\v announced today. ' ' •" , ^From Roof •aRo by .the Green Door Players of Dancing, jinmes and refreshments ert Lqnga'ker and James DiClerico Education Association who visited retary of.statp; Will speak at the' &•€, Thomas i junior at Cranford High School; SERVICE AND HEATING' 1 .'•.'.. 1 • 44^ —i4^-jJanJg-nnf»ovnpfis to sell' tickets for the forthcoming presentation Now Available •¥ieket—Tfiates—ru-j-lcjiippryisprl' hy Miss,, Anna Murphy and George - His l'alr^brokon^y^an adjacent : " ;A"pp!ication"toITOs~^e~iJVirrlutjttr gnrage, -Calvfn Edge, 28, 01 wosv- ", claimed that this was one reason •• .__ of "The Happiest Days of Youf^'ute," the' crafiTJfRf^^arrnrth;— Robert Achijles, with Jack Burton P. Marks,''III, have been named W^- ,• 0 in the' office".of Gerhard Kellnor by tip. MacKay to make arrange- al-lc, escaped^ sei^ous injur.V when ford .••HiRh Sch'ooi; and Neil .F., a f GUARANTEE CHanford B-9B53' : . Club's spring production being Given far,benefit of the touplos' ^Assemblyman Carlyle W; Crane, ,-.'4 ".',; . •'•• ..Ihe Cranford Dramatic Club so- j .. £ ' . Benners' or 1 DaVid Paul, .George, pbney, Tons Ml s [lwiri H 1 of the Cranford High School guid- A tour of the accounting, ci™m u...- »y~"~ --•••- •. - ments for. the affair toJjo_h'eld at he it'li l froirfl t theNrpoh^f fo ff a- new oliei' beth, has.been a resident .of Cran- Mrs. Ethel Folk assisting.-. - serve.-us a hostess in Y booth at Comptpn: Left to 'right in. the background are William. Boyd, Mrs. Hurley as his assistahts. Conn. As a past, president of the Safe, Reasonable and . fice), ot State Senator. ' ' . '•'••.. OUR wo R.k, is* G;y ARANT EEO Parent-Teacher'Associations. ••• uations and , bupiiVess points of council, Dr. MacKay serves on lho members of the staff and- faculty Assemblyman G. C 1 if ford reported'.,. " • '.;.-' V ...ford'since an early, ag).' and he-at- - George Bnrlow is in charge- of thc international Flower Show of ConoDton, Mrs, Keil, Mrs. ,Boyd, Mrs, Vandcrslice .andvthe Rev. . Ushers are George Doney, chair- Vievv directly related to their par-: . . Imnjediate Service. •' ' . '4'he Rotary award is for a "senior bor.rd of, director's. ; will be on hand to moot with the Thomas of Elizabeth joined the Tho . Newark carpenter, em- ticket, sales for the Couples' Club. ;lhc Horticultural Society of Amer- : man; Tony Giglio,- David Ward, By Van ^ Rail — Boat — Air Mr. Longaker; .'.•>'.•.''•" • •. • '.•'•• •' '. •• ' —~——• .- girl planning to enter the'nursing' ticular teaching interests!. parents. ' , : r ployed by Garwa.ll Builders, Inc., • Committees' of both' organiza- ica_ Tho si,0W"Will be hold from Richard Hurley, James. Schroedor, *' ~ ' . <> race on Monday. Also vying for profession,' while the PTA scholar- A ftirewoll.ton for stii'dent nurses' the unejjpired term of Superior of that city, was' troato.d'by Dr. tions are working closely together Saturday .through March 9 at tho ship is for a' senior planning to T!homas Nagle,.Douglas Popp and from Elizabeth' and' Perth Amboy : Gamma lota Theta Abraha'rn.^Thaler for. sprains and under the " general direction, -of. National Guard Armory i-o-Wash- enter the elementary teaching Karl Lachenauer. CHS Musicians JJlay HENRY P. TOWNSEND, Agent Court Judge Kenneth C. H^ind are Victim Local Educators General Hospitals will.be held on Mayor .Fred P. Andersen and Rob- contusions of .the-..right shoulder James Rich; chairman-of the busi- inRtoni D. C., and from. March 11 fleld. ," '; .'••.,.'•" -. of Court- In K egional Concert Dance Saturday JV^/if Stilt on Danger List Under the direction ALLIEb VAN LINES, Inc, March 14 at 3 p.m.-.This affair will ert C. Crane, Elizabeth publisher. and elbow.' ,. ' , . . ; ;••>."•• ness committees of the •dramatic . gh March 17 nt, the Wana- thl ou At NYU Reading Other local organizations that land J. Daley, thes.e crews will help Four CranforcOugOugh School stu Annual dance .of Gam.iTia -Icita Household Goods. „ & Crating a Specialty be. sponsored by thp faculty and A-Tisket-A-Tasket groufc and. praise was forthcoming, ,makcr BuilclIng inNe w york cSty. Jeffrey Benneti, 10-year-old son in the Stage work: petinis Chew Thcta," evening sorority at. Union .Fireproof Storage the'Day Student Council. The stiir Meariwhi.le, Freeholder Charles Ml offered,'scholarships last year in- dents were me berb s off; the RRee - Estljnates Given Freely ;.:.from many members of the' ••• > . of.'; Mr% ,1"^. ' % ..John.; Bbnn&U^ Q| J ^^^ il be- hokl- S;ii P. Bailey, former mayor of Wes't- ^lerri 11 ttl I 7i 6 Couple;;' (Ji.ub fortfie'lTmCTTT' 1020 Orahgi" avenue/ wHo sulVerecl PTA, Cranford Teachers' Associa- ert Magari, ^Earl: bruckqrimillei airday- night at Rendale's, - Ronto a.t the-college next week. . field, is-still among those, undecid- avenue is convalescing" at) Three members of' thei staff. of sonted a iiicert on Sunday at ed about making the race. (Continued'ro.7i page 1) 'fort being t'on a compound. fracture of the. Lower tion'Cranford Boosters Club [Hid ..Board.man aYid Thomas _. School. 29, Greenbrook Township. -^ v.^. 'irbf-h air. •••'_' •rrnnf"nrrl Hall Nursing Home, face and .the; C raforrl public schools at- D In announcing his candidacy Boston where he was admitted to left lel e lti f *hp face and ibiVW^ flvl-si—Rww&U-McGmth Trroc^l]jatii^rwt:r&^David--Cow. Adolft ntmgeVi.. prcsicloni nt •.Funds'raised .by the Couples' ppssibie skull fracture when I.tended a conference on Friday at Robert McGralh, William Weyde- the sorority/ is general ch;iinr.;m- Assemblyman, Crane said;. "Mythe. bar and also "to the' Federal, ^ MCKEN awards totaling $l,2pO. perJWwa.i'tCj cornet; Richard R(jbey Cl.ub' will be given to OVc church 1 he New York'' University read in original inclination in this direc- struck by a car'neay his home on meyer, David Loland, ' Vincent baritone' David: Conley,; tuba, and for the affair.. Music*, wilV bo Courts., - Mr. Brennan was with for some worthy bause,, as is th'oSherniian PTA clinic conducted by'Dr. Nyla Buri- vided by Freddy Sleckman. tion., has been strengthened by the : February 16, was reported as still Guerriero, Milton Di Fabio, An- Richard Steinberg, clarinet, the Federal' Bureau of . Inv'ostiga ^ iN-A-BASKET fell-:' yearly custom. ^ on the danger list .at Elizabeth in Smith, • director. Osleopathic Auxiliary thony:- Golanon, Ted ^Weiland..and. Tact that! find; throughout ;.Unioh tion for six years, serving as n ; They are: Miss' Etta' Tunner," County a widespread feeling that | V'.r' .••" .* : To Hear Powell GeneralTHospita-1—last—night. • Plitiis Desserts, Cards Robert" Lawrence. field agent 'for two years and sub-' According to the police, the'boy principal of B'rpokside Place arid. the Seriate post should be filled by '• -S.OCIALS>- '.. Members of the Sherman Par • March dessert and, card party Reserved seat's are available. at Masonry • s'oquently taught 'a+'lhe FBI, school stepped-from in front of a bus into Roosevelt. Schools; Anthony Tter- the high school during'., school an experienced legislator who has Mri aiid Mis. C- H. WarsinsUi ent-Teacher Association will hear of. the. Union County Women's Os- Carpentry Painting • inWashington where he served as tho path.of a ear 'operated, by Peter r.CKino,.' prlncipapriiifijjiiil ouif v,v,Clevelan.»,.d . _ wm..... hours, or at the door! •.. •. i . a backgrqund-of public service and Hero's-chicken that's lickin' of 24 Sutton placp e left"'yesterday y a program on safety conducted by x riul luv ullluii Plumbing Free Estimates Roofing • an administrativ.e assistant, "to J. Lehnart, 58, of 37 Roger avenue. School, and Miss Geral'dine'ciem- teopathic Auxiliary, will be held Heating a sound record." Edgar Hoover in charge of all fug- good — young . . .. tondor for a twoweeks' vacation in Police" Chief Lester. W. PoweO at I'Lehnart,.5B,'.oi m Koger uvumc, at AMo Konie of M. inson.' eighth grade . teapHer at Ahv KorAe of Mr. William D. Publisher.'Crane anonuncpd ^to- 'itiye investigations. At the out- . -. . tasty — perfect for fry- Florida. Criint'oi'd High School./ aHollsteint , 138 South'.Euclid ave- Shprb/i$ Eniertnin &&r! 1:30i-iivr,, p.mm . TuesdaTuosdoyv i.inn the school I LeInvestigatioe 'and Georgn by eSergeant Ward s'reveale Edward day his committee on vacancy in- break of World War II he was as- The NYU • readipfT clinic -was nue, Westfleld, at 1 p.m. on March ing. And-here's a wonder-^ Mrs. Harriett Moore of Millburn auditorium. A sound, dim will be tho child had'crossed Orange ave Follow Christening -,..•:., cludes ftalph V, .Majicini of Eliza- dcros g previously atteiul^Jcl by*. Mrs. Ruth 19. Mrs. James Ocello is in charga JOSEPH LEWY - sistant in charge of the New York ful idea — serve friod'chick- shown., ; ,' . nue to getthhe bub s att WindsoWindsor George M% Sherba, Jr., son of, beth, Carl s! Hulc.tr of Summit and FBI office and had charge of espi- Janoysik, supprvisor-of elementary of arrangements. " • ...'....., Mrs. James JE. Mitchell of Moun- eft in a basket and let your Awards to winners of a safety place nnnndd after the bus had Mr.' and/-'Mrs.' 'Sherba of 1221 . — GENERAL CONTRACTOR — onage 'work. educalioiij/Frank Martz^ super- A lingerie demonstration \vaj tainside. • • . , family "dig in". It Will.bo slogan contest, for fourth, fifth and stopped for him called to the driv- presented "at a recent meeting at Orange avenue; was ehiriste'nec 103 Adams Ave; CRanford 6-1261 visor oKsecondary education, and Sunday at St. Vladimir's Church ' Mr, Brennan joined American like an "indoor picnic" — •sixth grade pupils also will be er to ''wait a minute" and started Thojrias Tipaldi, elementary .g-tfidr the home of Mrs. Robert 'Laieri'Sr., : j presented at the meeting. Safety back across the street. 10 Norman place. Hostesses, for the Elizabeth. The godparents wero Typo'Founders, JElizabo1.lv, as an lo^ds'of fun and lots of de- [)irice director.. Miss. Helen Stohl of Union and Ja,cl UJC Trustees assistant to Thomas' R. . Jonijs, } BEPOPDI* •pitward pins will "bi" presented to a He was treated at the scene by Attendance at these sessions, Dr. aftcrnpon, wbre Mrs. A. L. .Roberts 0OSNG WHOLESALE! licious eating. Try this » !'.'.',.-:!"i Barbery of Cianford. ' . president and served in several winner from each class by Mrs.Dr. John tifspn, who was passing Howard R. Best, superintendent and Mr«. Roberbt t LaierLi , JrJr. tasty treat tonight. Select Malcolm •MuoK'onzic,. PTA snfely sMrn; .Hollstein, president,: cori- .Following the ceremony, Mr Discuss Reports ^executive capacitie.-i with that, linn at tho time, and Dr. AruM-fony of schools', reports, is. part .of a FRIGIbAlRE DuMONf ADMIRAL yfout \chickon - at.' CHAS. L'hairman. • . • . l"ctutted a short business meeting. and Mrs.; Sherba entertained a and.'with Daystrom' before.,taking : Sordill, and taken to the/KospitaV study- by a special reading com- their home foivll guests froir MAYTAG On Expansion At a meeting of tho oxcautiv-e- by the First Aid Squacr mittee set up in September.' This! Wilbur Baldwin of WostflcUV PHILCO GENERAL ELECTRIC his present position. KURTZ^KT. — and you'd was a guest. :.' Cranford. Kenilworth arid Union yV.hether to build for•'.present or He formerly' was active in tho, better get xorioughl. Your board on Tuesday," Mrs. .Thomas Frank Burr ass^eThonjads •. iBonton directingn and. Cr.0llP ls studyinstudyingg ththee reaciinreading piupro-- .futiir.c needs was one of the prob- M.: Nolan, -president, announced B Newark' Junior Chamber, ol" Com- family will l •trafflc at thjiKscene, and • pictures ' svam in tho locil1 sc^00^ and,cle- lems discussed by the Board of merce and was one of -thcorgnn- the following appointments to the toriTii LOOK AT THESE BUYS! nominating cditirrTTTteT; JJct. bgi. «ui made. izers ot tR- e ElTzTfUeni—j can at it.s meeting Tuesday, afternoon. Chamber.' He also served election ot now. ofneers: . Mrs. H. A • report w-r\* -hf--nrd Crona_tha R. Krcgcr," MrsT-Bernard-Govcn Tegional~"organizer-for—four-states-i Garden Cful^~Seleci EL-IZABETTT executive committee on the' pro-surrounding New JerseyJ . HHe irr. Mrs. William.-*trry, Mrs. G. gress of the building program. It _ C* Zimmeyman, Mrs. Fred Aides formerly •.'served" for five years, as

l wi : ^ l 'nrw v '°' " v -*• fa"?-——•—i — J^QUR^ftliGE* ipei-i Unioff architect, hacf.'beCnla-0--] ^^ becn a-comm.itt!&6n>£lri Tor Bdy Values Galore sistant school principal. ^. '. -James Collins of 72 Centennial haVe selected .their representatives' •Shop Thursday TiryJVTm. • _ Dlectjoa of offlcers/will avenue has been .enipioyed as a RCA WINFIELD 299,95 $229.95 "quested -to furnish sketches tor scout. Troop" 76° for the past, throe on thc llqwer show committee of the commitoe's gtiidanpQ., > FRESH KILJ.ED placeuit the April MCingetin planner with the State Department 329.95 229.95 years. - ., •• .Uie.,._Gar.den..C!.ub' of New Jersey RCA ALLiSON Also considered by- the board 'MOTT'S " ..M¥W: of Conservation arid" Economic to make plans for the eighth gar- MERCHANDISE"—"ADULTS' and-CFULDREN'S- 269,95 219.95 Mr. Brennan has boon active in |ars Development, .effective today. RCA GLADSTONE were -ways to finance the expan- Red Cross and United Fund drives APPLESAUCE ferck Players' den state flower show and tour to • , ' QAMES — PRIZES . 349.50 269.95 sion program. The college recent- 2 "1 can teach you the Mambo Mr. Coflins- previously was with be held May 15, 16 and 17. in .Or- RCA EVEREST locally, is. a member of Plainflcld' FRYERS for Madden the 'Community Housing and Plan- •-•-.' ' JPUN FOR' ALL . "•• . -\ ly sold part of its property in- Country ClubV-Harva'rd • Business in a few lessorts" .ange.. • ••. . • . All Sets Fully Guaranteed — 30 Days' Free Service "^ Springfield avenue to a developer READY-FOR-THE-PAN CHASE &SANBORN JKihn Madden of.86 Centennial ning Associates, Inc., of New York ' They are: Mrs.' Eugene F. Walsh, School Club, St. Michael's Church -City. .For. the. .past two years, ,hfe ; • , ; ..;..•.;. . ,tr.; •_'„.;.[.'.[."...' .; ••,..... to.raise funds.for its building pro-; Everybody - has .the..talent to.. 'dance. 'tfvo.nuc ' has a leading role -in—a' ^•TT-ffr"thir-^parVen-hoe. - Garden ; : 1 Year Guarantee on PictOre Tube--—Free Delivery and Hook-Up and.its-.Holy.Nan'ic.Society. ...HeJs. - Ib. can It's easy for an Arthur Murray expert has been studying city planning at itaiii:''""] " "\ ' •----:;-- COFFEE: L : production of "Picnic" to be pre- Club, Mrs. F. P. Huston of the married and has four children and to bring out your dormant "^ ""'' Columbia University and New SAT. MARCH 17 -^ 7 P; Mi - 12 P, M.. • NO HIDDEN EXTRAS • Reports were presented by sented tomorrow and Saturday Floraphile Garden Club.and Mrs, George'Sauer ofCranford for the resides at 320 Casino avenue. HELLMAN'S •It's only a matter of devclopi evenings, and March 9 and 10 byYork University. He is a'graduate talent. Why not come itita^Arthur Charles E. Dickey of the Green SUN. MARCH 18 —.10 A. M. - 11 P. M.^ legal committee, Dr.. "M. L: Cross- Dr. Castaldo, a resident of pint the Merck Circle Players at theof Pratt Institute, Brooklyn, where Thumb Garden Club. Cranford for 21 years, is a grad- MAYONNAISE " Murray's and see how^uickly and he studied'architecture. ley of Plainfteld for the finance [easily you can becojjjea-good dancet;. Circle Playhouse, Woodbridge.- jommittee, and Brig.' Gen. Henry uate of Bayonne High School-and You'll find learning the Arthur He will pluy the part of Howard KENILWORTH G.Nulton of Hillside, board chair- holds an AB degree from Cqmell HUNT'S 46-oz. |Murray Wayis fun, too, .for every Bevans. A member of tho Cran- WASHERS AND DRYERS man, for the executive committee. .University, Ithaca, N. Y. He re- TOMATO JUICE .can ford Dramatic Club, Mr. Madden EVERYONE ENJOYS A VETERANS'CENTER ceived, his medical- degree in 1033' 23c : lesson is^lrCe a pafty,. So come in now Reg. OUR PRICE Dr. Kenneth C. MacKay,. presi- !5fS''"''»K'f '" ' and jirfve u jrial lesson. Studios open played tho part of thc inspector MAGIC SHOW! dent and dean,- reported-on enrolU from St. Loiiis University, intern- !l: vV': '•.''!'•• .'i 33 SOUTH 21st ST. KENILWORTH ; 1 to 10 PM daily.' • : in "Seventh Veil" presented liy $139.95 ed at Bayonne Hospital and served pkg. Sparkling Fun, Laffs and Comedy WESTINGHOUSE ... 219,95 ment and other -administrative the Merck group last year. Me also problems.- ' , . ; his residence at the Jersey City. of 100 has appeared in productions at tho ' with Live Rabbits, Dovos FRIGIDAIRE 199.95 159,95 SfcLADA TEA BAGS '!Mtr. .Nultori" appointed Freehold- Medical .Center.. / you accept j Filolhi 11s Pluyhoiise, Bound Bi'ook. -r- Souvenirs ,— .. 249.95 176.95 '^•^'•''•'•••M-yy E V E R Y B O D Y W WHIRLPOOL •iv George W. Hprlich of- Hillside lie is. a Jellow of the American Mr.' Mnddni's wifo, EHcnor, also . CLUB' — CHURCH — BANQUET g half-hour 'is .active in liittlt; Theatre groups. NORGE .329.95: -224.95 chairman, of the membership com- Medical Association and-the, Acad- - ' Your Chile's, Birthday Party , WHIRLPOOL . . 359.95 255.00 mittee. 'Also/named to'this group emy of Medicine;.surgical section, Fruits & Vegetables . 169.95 124.95 were George W. Crowe and and an associati e fellofll w off ththe I In- LEAN WESTERN FRIGIDAIRE DRYER Charles'T..Hassard,'. _\ ,. '.' , . •,. t.fifflaUan.aL .C.oljege.., of_.Si!rigepn.sl, i -209.95 himnce'd • i Is store "at "Ct C1 S' t it ty\t\, Ol.ri'h I'rii- the pant- two vcrars and ] 1*06. Halsey Street MA 3--51 IVUl .and. Ul'DUCt...jsiTeTtr ELlzaboth JI-.493?. - Albert -Mcrli-'r. Mrs. ' F.mr, : has been medical inspector for the will- be closed during tho entire Clip Ad for Future Uerfri'ncc jSeryice'by "Sor.,Own. Trained MetKanics Quarlcs of Pl'ainfield. and iAST Henry W. Johnstprjo i public schools.-for .-t_5.'|ywirs."rbur- ±? civilian defense medical director They.-.-will report, at.the annual 1 meeting of ..the board in May. and as a captain in the Army med- M£& CfiEAP FANCY RIPE F0r Backyard Cowboys lb. Reg. OUR PRICE Every Day Low Prices BARTLETT PEARS 9V cu. ft. FRIGIDAIRE AUTO. 329.95, w $235.95 and 2 N.B.C. FANCY . • cello bag 12 cu. ft. FRIGIDAIRE AUTO. 386.95 279.95 CREST COOKIES 29c 12 cu. ft. G. E. AUTO 499.95 344.95 Frozen Foods 1 — 99,000 B.T.U. UAS UNIT SUNSHINE ''. lb. pkg. GAS $100.00 formerly at 108 Walnut Avenue imr&:^ WALLPAPER ONE YEAR OLD LIKE NEW 8 cu. ft. FRIGIDAIRE 219.95 169.95 r KRISPY CRACKERS 25c Indians how at '~ "r BIRDS EYE ' to All Refrigerators Include Free Delivery, 1 Year's Service and Crosso 8z Blackwell 12-oz. jar 5 • Year Guarantee on Unit • 390 WALNUT AVENUE FRENCH BEANS or CUT CORNfc • INCOME TAX RETURNS PREPARED _ Strawberry Preserves ' 35c 1 _ 78,000 B.T.U. UNIT ANNA MYERS . lb.'jiff $165.00 • BOOKKEEPING fc ACCOUNTING DONE FOR" \ DUL.ANY 10-oz. BRAND NEW GRAPE JELLY 25c SMALL BUSINESSES.' STRAWBERRIES cans WE WHOLESALE Rates reasonable CR 6-2450 HEINZ bottle TOMATO KETCHUP 25c BIRDS EYE give yourself the joy ALL NATIONALLY ADVERTISED MERCHANDISE — BLUE BONNET lb. FISH STICKS pkg. 33c •: •• i. COME IN AND GET. OUR PRICES! — THEY CAN'T BE BEAT! - WE DIDN'T HAVE MARGARINE 27c THESE UNITS HAVE of a new young figure LADY BORDEN SARA LEE CAKES ea. No Down Payment • Up to 36 Months t§ Free Home .Trial MINT CHOCOLATE «HIP The perfect shoe for CREAM CHEESE, COFFEE or POUND ! : STORM WINDOWS ICECREAM Dint 45c active young 'men—- BEEN REPLACED IN GRANDMOTHER'S DAY — r«-.^-r:--.-r ^duiartls 6ruzersl Sturdily li'.?f,i'."f",-:.'i-W. ; constructed for comfortable WITH — jurama Wo used rags and old newspapers to up tho cracks. fit, this fampos shoe Wo didn't have Tolovision or Jot Pianos either. 'PHONE ^ not only wears well, but Wo are living in a rhodorn ngo now and thoro is no is mighty smart looking. nocd to dioprivo yourself, your lamily. or your tenants of ffi-0592 Bring your boy in lodayl Our comfortablo yoar-round living. You may obtain ufiihout [HAiKURTZl complete selection of TIMKEN obligation c froo dornonstration and ostiniato on your homo u- JMT.H ters-will-rcally_ | by-shrrply- railing £R 6=7371— —— ^NEP & OPERATED BY wow him! the girdle Ihat makos your clothes l You'll feel «o- wonderful waariag it, you'll think you're BU fcRKLIN'•*& SYSE S KEY, INC 5;50to8:95 •fldBHiig'on'dir." All BodmiKe'lho'dlasiic'se-etlons-follow .- -THRIFT STORES tho direction of your body rjftUBclec. Mado of Bir light Store Hours: 8 A.M. to 6 P.M. Daily CRANFORD According To SUo Open Monday and Friday Evenings John 18 N. UNION AVE. UeU&td 332 CENTENNIAL AVE CRANFORD nylon lono elastic with nylon satin front panel . . . s'?e GRANFORD 6-1776 "Thc best costs no moro" Open Fridays Till 9 P. M. 27-34, 19" length, (bra, 32-40; A,B,C, ... in cotton 2-95 26 EASTMAN STREET ' PAINT SHOP . . . nylon laco 3.95) ~ - • 53 Munsee Drive Cranford, N. J. ALBERTS v, 4 Eastman St. . LEVY BROTHERS FOUNDATIONS—3rd FLOOR »N. Union Ave. CRanford 6-2540 . SHOES Open Friday Evenings CRANFORD 65620 Cranford

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./••• *HE CHANTOBP CITIZElT AND' CHRONICLE, THURSDAY, .MARCH 1, ; by Ernestine-GiibreJ-h darey; The | gpr jnt ,Relay Team Presentations Pre-SchooP Groups LWVRe Cutest- Sports Stofies, by Co}- Made at Dinner £ranfQr,d!si_twjO_teams_ , entered ' the sprint medley Brochures bv Margaret Croslarid in County- GYO- Meet The answer is God"byElise Miller annual the Sussex Avenue on ouiuiudjr «,"«-•"- . Brothcrnooa oi ^aivuijr ^umuran gelical ,ahd. Reformed Church, 'at On Schools fc|*« Good Start Davisjavis.. . • , . Wank Driizck, Sr. •1 A good starl has been made in -Hawaii-and Its People, by A.Armory, Newark,-took fifth and chul.ch) .heid. its Blue and Gold 1 1 ./-la,_-M^.l inU II 111 I ll ll.l. l.T I lli.ill I, r-ir *f IILIP TT n' II I • in i ' in •'• m\ I • 111,11 fT* -- We-tU-anlofti _._,„ -miv-filaces. . ' 1, ;ju Tr;.'^| dinn"'- rpcentlv. in the church '<•' ' 1 I1C lUHd it* "* * * v-*-- — Mr. Coppago L Ernst; Practical gardchingrbyl—The A ledm—W- e'rTiowship ••«»'• * .—»•--. i-^ I Tuesday, iiiu.-nm.in. >v. Voters" finance, drivel a selective' *Sr 63. of 6iat South Chrotnu The Board of Education will+.teaches vocal music in the elemen OliveOlivcMaso. Mason Gunnisoir; Finches^inciicb, bwy |foursome consisitcd^fEncTaivcr ^ ^ ^]) y street,.Wpstlicw,i.ormcri.street,.Wpsthcld, formerlvy uofi v-iu..-'wood'.MemoriaCran- l Park,. Union. , , -ilw uuu,u ^v „„ solicitation among civic-minddd Ian D. A: Harman; Our,.Backwa*d. eve ford and before that .a" resident'.-of I AdrinK squad was provided, by | mail brochures on the" proposed lary school system.' ... Y" * A- •aS^w n.ir tfack.watfd.1Cliff who-ra- Jackson..whn the 440o, rawaint *; _^V | Q, V|/aldmann, president U[ ford and'before that .a yesfdent -of Mrs. Thomas Nolan-of 32rjRel- men in the'eommunity, Mrs. Rob- CHlldren_,.„.,'.• , u.by: v,rKarf) Jv'HciscrY Hcisc'f:; ThThe Gorwood, will be "held at 8:30(Fort Jay. Governor's Island, N. V, [.school expansion.program to-eveVy 1 Complete Book of First Aid, byand,-Bill Hcttman who ran. thepacBrotherhoodk comrnitte, toe .chairman J, H. Eichingtr, , GoVwooda.m. tomorro, w from the Dooley Ll; Thomas J.Cohvell served as Home in Cranford this-tCfeek-end' ford avenue, will be the Hostess, ert. T. Hazeldine, chairman, re- i.'_«v«°w.'(Hn» fVinirm.-in. a.m. to lOrCl 3VCI1UV. nui u~ ..:_ ported at a recent .Board of Di-John Henderson; Low-Cost Hi-Fi, half mile. ..••A dinner was served to the. ..„.„., Funeral Home, 218 North avenue,] police escort, ."'•'" . .--. The ^l-ochurc-eicpiains why thearid co-frosless will^ be Mrs. Daniel by Donald Carl-'Hocflcr; The Coi- parents and. guests who gathered west, and thence to SfyVladnvm-1* Bearers, all co-workers'of Mi\ board Ihinkg^nore new schools are rectors meeting, . , "_. Running with .... westand'thence To 's\r Vladnni^ Mrs.;-Aivin Rofccker. and Mi's. lumbia, by Stewart• H. Holbrook; .were: Bob Albert, 440; Jim- to celebrate the.- 46th anniveisarv m-,-.,™.-,,, Greek Catholic Chm'ch, MnMahan at • the latcrthefniciil .needeST where the. new schoois J AT ASP! " Catholic Rayrnond; Matusiefsky ••.nre pre- Since the league's full energies Best Hot Rods,.by Eugene Jader- of Boy Scouting. . - •- -•-„, ,.. .,„„..,,„, ,, s Tt."iHf. ' will and Fred Jackson, 220's — a hifili' mass 1 1 ; v thc Cranford public school; oti aire directed towari.govemmcntal '^uist and Griffith Borgesdn; Rich- • CubmastOr H. W. Cromey si aSS GrifTlths', half mile. :.-'' S '- -'•'•'• •"•• ••'•-. '••• / '.'"-.• ,«,.v -. Come See-...,. '.:•- school .chairmen, and • anyjpne in-I m-ubl'•"< i. drive is. conducted, to ard Joseph's Guide to Europe and as toastmaster for. the pifli a.m..-. " • 1 the- Mediterranean, by,'. Ricliard which opened with a flnge'ero ... tcr'estbd "in attending may cotacK,allo^]w^ a iiirmcu numbeuuinucir oufi 'me...vn in You'll Save erf A&P! ! Joseph; Profiles -in Courage, by WGTU Urges by Dcn'-Criiot'E^w^i'd Milkr.-in., ".^Interment wil'l'.be in. St. Gert- - ! towt/Mimn to participate by furnishing them. John. F. Kennedy; Geraniums ibr vocation, was offered by Pa.si(,r' '•'.•. .; T,.^Super-Right" Meats ;. rude's Cemetery. Wooclbridfie. trio modest, running,expenses for ' '. Mr" Druzek, who moveovdd to West-. ^ McMahh, -Home and./Garden,, by Heleii TC. Arnold J; Dahlqiiist.. ; „ a tr vl lea.guc activities, it Was, an after lnunR,in 13 ypf.fs; s Krauss;- On'the Track, of Prchisv "'Other ' guests were Mr. .IiiH-ph Look to the r flel'fluid two ;yeaTSi aKP "' ""--'•"^-"— '•-' ]iin GarwooCJar.woocat 10 .,,.-,. ... "Tho board asks your favorable Taliaferro Tells. '• nounccd. Anyone interested in -as TASTE^PfeRFECTr THRIFTY! Cranford '.10 yenr-s, diecL Tuesday lionlo.Saturday, of a .heart iiUack." .vote at ithe March 15_spec'iaT elec- toric .Man, by Herbert Kuhn,' - '-nast.or of Troop i?4, CHECK! COMPARE! SAVE! m .Currie Memorial, .' Women's^ FRESH FRUITS & VEGETABLES . Whatever the family's meat preference is, you LEADER...A&P! in Overlook' HospiUilfSummit, af-j Hc received the Bionze. Starroi- i, institutional .-.i-i-pi ! tion iif svipport of this new build- Legftm of Schools Tonga: A tale of the Friendly Christian Tempera'rice Onion,, Jias tcr a briepllness. Previously *": •braver ..-•..=-•/--..y in Gerinaii. y dtirinfi inn • .program. We^elicve this pro- A- visit to thp Cranford clergy .Islands, by Patricia LctLyard; The ;. -^.cari..fill/il to\!])orfeetion alw\,&P-,..'. . and your sent-letters to Senators H. Aiex- prcsentect 'to tile •• bjulgfeL will not -lie strained' slncef^"Super- 414 famous-brand^groceries reduced/ Tfiese council:was reported by Mrs.'War- New American Machinist's ^Hand- •'•••• ' Clifford Fs Case g ' Right"' meals are ihvifty as well" as Masty! former prosi- ren S-. Perot and Mrs. Norman D, book;'by Rupert Grand, edplSuip-. /• prised by Joy, by. Clivc; Staples and Congressman Harrison -A. ^'°^cri,-WOH patch, Thon.as fresh Broccoli *^« ^ 29* To cut your are hot special reductions . ..-.:.iheyVe'-y Educalion, Goldsmith..Mrs.,Goldsmith told the prised by" Joy, uy. uin-, au^.^ ,„«,.,._••„.,^ „ . „..„!„« nnrlv Inv- gg^g^Hn MJUriclccr; Erw.,,' j t f; program u 1 ihool system's ^F£l|£^Llg.!r iL '_l!: Lew'is; Across the High Frontier, "Williams, Jr.; urging early fav-Grqn wenrcnuume Charle, ws« MTrlmbcru^ KIII "Super-Right—and Other Top Grade Brands. Food Bills More! day low prices! Save splendidly and surely! , The rsrficnuTccnTmn |JU.-,I;U -expansion program- at a oi study'and acBon oiT r , -Frc^Co^ots-"" ''^^^!^-/^ capture a . p national .and international levels, bv William RTTJulimri^nr^-umTdr|Tn-abltr^ctionH3n-biu arrows, FrankliRichardn Eichingpr, Fraul^ of- predicted enrollment,-."and' meeting of Cranford PoH. 212, MUlluniji, uj iiuu«..,,^. 29 ox. C more than'22 years' serv- devoting 'particular attention to Menuhin, by Robert R^agidoff; Col-(bar-alcoholic! beverage advertising Grqnelin Mittricicei', CTiarTUs, "Erwin,Grpnc;.sil^f_ :iis wifc'^Mrs. Eva iC A'r-my, .Mr. ivu:nri-i.nirtii .it-: ,»ni.-. ., ,„ .American Legion, oji Tuesday eve- ebrated American . Caves, K the two recent incidents when non- ebrated American Caves, by ithne interstatair. ••e ., commcix'-,•:• e .an • •d o\/?i- arrows, RicharRoy dLUtlehalo.,;'^ ' UrtlliQCS ' ' New Crop Valencia J hag; ^7* v can 31 JelloDesserts G^^51^ 23 !•'•'• Philip ' "Gi-uzek: • four daughters;; t. i i- •' Florida Grapef^;"^^^,j5^ \ Shank Portion ,| .- Butt Po.irtidn Del Monte Prunes Rea^ , Earl. B. Uncfeiiwood of St.- Louis.' tion. Elizabeth. • • Cleveland. and Sherman Schools Walnut nvenue, last week Half—Full Cut ilbiojc ' - -• ' ' .12 oi.' 1 be happy to accept the. offer of tho and "Child Care Center, by. Clark ldfenipe IL C Mo., and MrsXCioorKo Bcrnatt.of ,. He was a member of. Local 4.11, to .'.two-year, junior high schools Board; of Education to explain th'e A.chain, of prayers by mem- Charles R. Roberts'.'was inihii'tal ^ , • glass CIO, Atomic Workers .of Elizabeth; Reviewed for seventh and eighth graders and E. Moustakas and Minnie Per'rin bers 'followed, a- devotional mes- Yellow Bananas ^ 15 Siinsweet Prunes ota.OI , , I_.atcewood: fouX sons, Frank, Jr., referendum to our membership, into the packas'/ii new aib,-i;»y' . I2'o*.' :Garwood "/Memoriiil Post" 317, CraofOrd .-.High School to^a four- Berson; The Development of Modr sage, entitled "O Master Let Me John and Michael, all of WostfYekl, but Icagye policy says; if we have ern, Christianity, by Frodertck A. Llttlehalc andz-'RU'ssell Callahiin. E a each c Ib, De l and Nicholas • of ^St. Louis, and Amcrrcan Legion, and. Bay Leaf yea'r high; school. At ihe~presont a representative of one side, we Walk with Thee" whicK was pre-transferred into Cub Pack.84. ' . frfesh Pineapple ** ."• ^ f- 29 • glass Post--6(107, Veterans of Foreign -Joseph Kohn, vice-president, has time', the high school*'houses stu- Norwood; The Story of Standards, sented by Mrs. James Wooding; Bartlett Pears three graiidchilclrcii^, • . . must have a representative-of the by John Perry; TOe ,Fivc-Doll,ir C • Wars." Ho ,\vas born in Newport, proposed that the. Board '.of. "Edu- dents' from- the .seventh thi'ough •-president. . • .-•'' '"' • TOWNSHIP/OF . • Ann Pago. Wi: opposition. Irj this, cast, the. op- Gold .• Piece", by Qrvillo Prescott; \'O.. Sii- jar 47 . cation "Hake iinother look" at its12th grades. To accommodate Members voted to contribute OI'OSfcn-- OHWINA California Oranges |ars 29 Mayonnaise Mrs. Ellen Flynn CUM. . . position ; is hot organized, so alljourney Down a Rainbow, by John Ready-to-Eat Hams Mptfs Apple Sauce.;•/. 2 -.. 16 or.' rail public'volutions, pitogram.' thtee bup'jls next, year, two'Scs- ••••— our members 29 < •"• V Dill :wnr»CU^ -Emif-r,-il srrv- I Surviving' are his wife. 1 those pupils next, ye nnd jiicquetta Harwkcess. lowarci.vny vyjumu »I™,»«PT- ^WesleriV; ' Jgo^tiej M [;. 'ITc"Jift Wtht!;' tioii i Ll.' i» • icn i^ : 1 kTacquaint themselves with the I traveled a'L6neTy""T)TVha; byj.funcis; Annual blahd^ Lagu-wcrc. ISslaiit bo ". South of CooIitlBl' Si- uvi IUW, Shank ~'yar m ices wcr.u Oio!_cT ycstC'.rday in RileyV' •s..' Clayton F.' Costello. of to bring its message to the public siuiih win uv. ...—...... ,. ' ncnuaint tnemseiyus • w»» <•••»• Half—Full Cut • V.ill.c! Pa'., for Mrs.''Ellen F!ynn..72,i Nina Pulliam; Living Mammals ot | colleql^d. • was called to theu J 10 01. Fortiori I6oi.1"7c iarwood, and a granddaughter. | 'and, all- aspects, of the schoplsys- G M ^ ' .,.r.;. .#• fhe Township of Craiidnil: Rieqalo Brand J^S£SSfflg53S. &g^ •**"• ^ "? ° -pe'elcl Mlentiol ' sctrooT—.n • . —fcrattV**- who died Sunday moi'nih'R at home j and Sherman Schools, Mrs. P.cret told the council about Amateur Beekeeping, by ETciwarct Meet lo the pub)ic. ..•'.."•••' •Board of Education's-school „„.-. yu,tnn ..vied in uuiinvvs « j 143/4 or.. of-a heart attack.; A hipli mass nfj proposes to build a 1-5-room ele- the "Know Your Town" studies L. Sechrist; I Threw a Rose into' point which Is distant .100 ft .smith u( , Maine •Nabisco • v Former; Granford Albert E. Johnson, a new board : pansion plan to.behold March t5. Coolid'nc'Street to a point fi50' foet.Minih. ' BONELESS—No Fat Added Frfcntiiry school on a site to be ac; .ai-ftl booklets undertaken in every the Sea, by Alyso Simpson;-Mod0i n erly, a« a local lmpr.ovomoftl' :incl m in... pkg. roquicin was celebrated it.i St. Hie QL'11, u,y rvi^.su uunr™., —p~- There was a reminder also of the I Grade A FigNewtons incmbcr, said he the public quired in Livingston avenue,: to corclance wilVi the plans and" Kpeuiiiciiiuni:, Coronet Prune Juice $ •• Joseph's. ''Chui/ch and intorm'pnf one of the nearly. l-,000."Leagues in Italian Storiesi'by. W. J. Sti'axhari, poster-contest to be held again 'prepared for the same by the- Town>liip relatipns program in connection 1 R aloBand -ire • 24 oi.00c kl«%LS«<^A Wheat triangle or was in St. Joseph's'C*ine4ery. Menlrijuredj erect" an 11-room elemenlary the nation, the thoroughness of ea.; Ofllcial Register of tlve'United year at - Cranford High " ' r aj}d on fl}e in liie pffici* ,uf itn; TOp KOIind Or steak r with- .the present expansion, pro- this. . cello bag bottle A nati'vo of- Rat'hcormac, '"" school on a board-owned tract in the reporting job.and the standard States, ' J955, by .United- States CofeSlaw ^ gram has been well handled. He Bloomingdale avenue and to con-form c5f presentation which njakea Sch6ol. • • •, top Sirlain • & •; Welch's Grape Juice ; ; 6i Nabisco cpmThL 10 oi. Cork, .,'Mrs. Flynn-.UUIIH; w Civil Service Commission; How 8 0*; <^C or ; 46 ox. Wullace M. WiJllamson, • 49, of-pointed out that it Mrs. J. Angus Knowles served hiTv t ' cost of said rnipVovt.MH.nl „• Sacramento brand ' the United States 53. years ago'. struct a six-room additibn to the booklets valuable additions to Far the Promised'Land? by WAlter ^mi of $4700 Is herehy nppropr.mU'd, tlu - Regalo Brand-:/ :ce|,obagI# can C ' pkg.- West held,, who died Saturday, in o.r valcio' •than- just gaining ap- Brookside Place School. home: and School libraries. She then as recarding secretary, Mrs. Al-« m'of S3(!0:0O Is also hereby.nppr»|.nai.il Bottom Round £ She. resided in Sonicrvillc,'Mass'., 'Francis Whitef' from the '^Pltnl Improvement fund /as a \boz. She. rosicicu m omuui mi, -<...... „.,, KvuauivlllI Vriincii s- vHosnitiii: .Trenton, of j pi'oval of lhe bond issue; as it is CommSndcr'George Dixor* pro- spoke about the section on religion bert Clark, treasurer, presented lbs> C All cute of RouncJ' Roast, Top Sirloih, Top. Round' and ' .-'• quart 29 Burry's Ace Assorfiiieiit . and Lookoijt. Pa... prior to coming i St., Francis Hospital: Trenton, of (Valuable in a broad, overall pub- Extra fancy- 2 25 pkg. and,.churches in greater detail and TOWNSHIP OF' CRANFORD her report: • • Scctlon .1. ,• xo iui.uii.u- O«.M ..,.,...., top Sirloin Steaks included at this one low price-at A&P. .bottlo l.IIoI I\LIIII>Kehi.lwort. h m 19+7. Slie was a-hmns sulVcrcd when a truck crane lie relations program of keeping sided. tlon of $4,700, bond anticipation notc^ of Mclntosh Apples Del Monte Prune Juice; : communicant •• of St. Theresa's nn; w'hich\he was working struck assured • the ministers' that league TOWNSIUI' OF __ •the^Towhsblp_are_l\irebv_juithni'iz(..(| m Premium Crackers ^^ -1-6-OI Cranford residents informed of I'librosEp bnniNANCE NO. nn-u . 1 ^Sunshine Ch'urch. Ik-r husband, JameSi died a high tension wire iii Florence members,will be knocking on their AN ORDINANCE Proyldinc. lor Encas- be Issued in. an amount nor pxi-WiliiTir RegaloBrand ^'17' Friday, resided in Cranford" for the school system. . . doors for information very soon. ing Architect!!' Services in -Connection AN ORDINANCE ChaofilhC the Names of said .appropriation, which 'notes s.li.iii College Inn Tomato Juice v in October, '19f)4\ In connection with the. vote on W.F. O'Brien with n ' Ptopfbsod Municipal Building. certain streets. .. boar. Interest at n rate not exci-edmi: ti', 12 oz. S.ho- is. survived by twh daugh„.-, 30, years before moving to. West- - Mrs. Christensen told the board BE IT OHDAINEP by the Township BE IT ORDAINED by the' Township per annuni, and sliall mature in tine ,\,r,tr Krispy Crackers Sunshine ' March. 15 on a bond-issue of $1,~ of directors of her discussion with Committee of Township ot Cranjord, New Commtttpe ot Township of Cranford, irom date of issue. . y lb Aap brantl :ello pkg. tors, Mrs. Elizabeth Ruthledgc. on field Uvst June, Being Considered Jersey: .-• - New Jersey: ' • . ' /•. Section 4, It is hereby determined .-uid cans 770,000, Burton C.-Belden, pres- members of Girl Scout Troop 40 Section 1. Thnt the name of tmr str-eel' declared that the Supplemental di'ln ^i.iic- grapefruit Juice 2 Rileyvillc, and Mrs. Norman Rcass'j • 'A co-worker'who was'seriously ..Section 1. That the .services of ' an Ribs of- Beef ?r±-i r -53 lty4oz. inent required by. law has been nuiili'.aMi ident, said a vigorous and indus- on Friday afternoon. For their architect «t architects., be .. enfintieel, to dcslRiiatod. an Panther Vine on Map'n1 f Nabisco of-.Ncw Rochellc,, N. ,.Y.;- a son, injured in trying to rescue Mt: trious campaign, is underway to For Senate Race ,-.-• , c4. FurnlKh the'Township wiUv-paoliniinary Hcathormeade Hills, filed as '.Man No. liled; thnt the nbllRations herein ;ni'.!<- lb C C pkg. •' James J. of Kenilworth; two., Williiimson, He'ctoh. McQiiarrie, 4B, A «, ., n ,„,„ fUnLj-iu:'! lon FrlcUly afternoon, tor men work, such. .»s pioi-.pinns^,, xa-.t..„„„„„.n .„„ t.,J7T-B.'is chanced to Dnrtmotitn lioim, hrized to be issued arc within ;i,ll iliht inform the public of- the board's w ruralsanti elevationsh lhc Towni)m , outlinp e wunspecificationJ4 s an d j, KSection 2. 'That the name of the street limits fixed by law; 'IJiat thu (r«» ilibi RibSteak? "if 53 Green Giant Nibletsv . 2 1? 31 Oreo Sandwich sisters, Mrs. Hunna Punch of Som- | u|so ••» Cranford resident before A newcomer to <-rtmlura, 'n"?Thadce the Scout Handbook Vpeom- impreliminard clovnllons.'oiillliiy cost .estimatec Hpectnenltons of a proposea undd Hcnthermcnddesignated aes LeivipHills, e (lieTrail-od nsn MnMapp of plan. He described this program in-, V D'Rrion Of "Hocer avenue , ' • • . i- *u* t r,^«Mo W( \vn'k. s1"1'1 >ls plot-.plnns, sketch .plnns 1427-ia. Is chnnecd to Dnrtmodth Hond, of the Township will he incri'asi.(l..$l.-:';n . crvillc, Mass., and another in ; moved to Elizabeth two'years nam 4?, vjoiiL.il ui iv^fal.. . , ^^W^itnwjro. n t them. conversion of. the Grant School buildinR I•Vlenthcnnead Hcathcnineade Hillsiiuis, diemi:d n a...s^ Map Noby. . Issuing said obligations; that't.lu. pn- h e k VLllul lO n Miuilclpal Buildlnff. . . ." • . I 427-B, is changed to Cornell RoadRoad. •. d m 'very necessary/' He said the is being considered for the" Dem-!- monrls contacting the. League Ol am) cu.vntinns, outline sp-ceineations and I Section 2. Tluit the nnme'of the sli lod of 'u'sefulncb^ of sajd lmprov(j'nu'nt is Belgium, and.six.grundchildrcn. - ; auo. Both meii wore construction Section 2. To den-ay the~co«t of naid . ~Sectio '-n• 3n". sThn•^^•-1t th the »nam nnme c ooff th the estree street t ii.„;„„..„ ,,,n ,, nKtiiniites of a nroposccl dcslgnnlad Lenape Trail-on Map 40 years. • • A&P Brand 601. nQc CubefSteaks »»»- Del Monte Corn ^' :^' 2 Zr 31' proposed plans have not run into ocratic State Senate nomination. services, the sumC . of $3,000.00" Is hereby designated as Browhihn Road on Map of ] eiiBineers employed as supervisor ervlces, the sum. of sa.ouu.uu is im™? Heathermeade.•- , Estates"in- , iiin,fileid ,ta s .MaMaop No. Section 5. The construction of said c Hershoy oN-Nestle ' . ius opposition, .but the •-....! ,„„.„ ,hn oyistlnii capital Heathermeacie., r.ijiiin.-,->, mkll .... sewer shall bo undertaken as a luejil' im- • Pure-Concentrate ' '** canss A' nn u highway . project for. th.-.- any serious Mr.- O'Brien^ a. fop»er>residcnt AdditionalBpoks ipproprlntcd from the cxistini! capital •llp-A..«• *, i.is. ehar.ne..u.,;-,,r,,di itno TtmwBrown Road; 2 ib.49 , ' . sixo' ISieolanna Uc'^o iaicn of informini g ththo lkibli'bliQc of Plainficld, wasf^crvint: as a .improvement fund. • . * 'Section 4. That the- unnamed cross ; provement and Hie cost thereof »«iili in- i Franklin Construction Company camp ' Section-3. -, PljiSnlleld's tate specially benedteddi nJ.hcrl'b*i~:y asv, Nolloe Birds£yeFish-Sticks ^-£ TuescUiy bee n cilman and had started on his The following books have been , Notice The (orenntno ordiniince was 25 ,o died Frichiy in St. ElizabetriWllliPth ': . • .. ; nssisllini...:...t I pasto,,,.H7,.r- oi\tf the(Hi, bujidihfi proprams, but brocluii •Notice "'"•,, IcircRnlnir ordinniicc wns • Intro- and passed on first reiulmi Uel KiiteSweef Peas. 2 ^ 37 M8M Candies- 1(|hll Wunll Libby's . - - eigtith year of servicb. • The 1 iiHrWl to flic shelves at the Crun- • -nwnrt n i ;nrst reading n.t a -:-c •••>•••••• ...••' "•. •-'iiiii>if;"-ii:. .' i • -r i*a..ii ordinance was lntro- T : ^nilfll,•'•Eliy-iibctlu- after a bn^i-^q , PmshyloKinn, Church; ofi^- ojhor information. g»v- '^ I CIBU"' ^^^f^^r^efl-.^inflla luted.; mid Iva jrdivnsiivin tVlWvrttnrer^H -" •• v^^ ..hc'uH? '"'• -Mrs." ' 'K*-'fi"'' ' i ' intenWiHit" \vii.s in. Pair^'iew (.^jj • ••-----—»•« •• .-• Township of .Cra1.1Iard;N,.r.. hrtd on 'February 2U, • luait, aim w.m .^ r ib t r the Township . ot .Lianwra, • »i..... ^|^Spllif§»lg«iotlu-'i' nii'iililiR of Said'TownshiPp ruiHnv.i. sidcrcd To)* pasiiawo, after public ht;avli)U, .lived in. koiiilwprth 50 years andami: ,,. •„. .., ;,- w-cstllolcl. '. ' "' 'A Gleripor-t, Illinois, at another meeting of s;iid Townslitp Com- .tee at Municipal- Bi.llld.inK, Crsiiifol'd,- Xi-w m Uienpori, i.iitnu.u, -^ . .... on Pebrunv.v 2B, 195(1, and. will be con 1 .... ,-.«„ -. lahey of Scotch Plains. Mi".- DeV Jersey;', on ' ' • ., ' ..was'a'eo.mmunk'ant of St. Theresa's i.^-Vi'icieiyWhen th,e crane struck an,over-] ,ic rchittons program; Mrs. Charles "rtninBolesf ; Burdelam.rlnV^n' of'Pi--,-nf-Prnftf . h-v Viotor sldered for pnssnso, nftcr public -hearing. mnTec'nt"TOmVlbljMil BuUdingj Gj-anfojcl , fprmev publieity com- laney said friends of Mr, O'Brien New Jerae.v. on • . . '. ~ ".7"~ • TUESDAY, MARCH 13, 105.fi : Boneless II bov'ils" Food',' T^oi.^"^ Church She was- the widow!'head- ' lino carryitiR 40,000 Boles.Canning, mucie; Fe>an V0 1Is. rroqi,- the Sameoy viciu, i nt nllolhol,.,11(,etinK of,Silld Ttlwnsh|P Com, TUESDAY. MAT1CH 13, 1058 at, B:30 o'clock P.M. iB.S.T chairman, cited recent were urgina'the committee to Rive at 8:30 o'clock P.M. • •- wil chairman, ' " "-- «5-»"n liv mittoq nt Municipal Bul]dlne, Crnn'Iorfl, .• . J. WALTER C(if of Louis v . • Now Jersey, on J. WALT^n COFFEE. - Township 1- White Cake & Yellow Cake pkg. ^( m .Survivors, include a- 'son, John \™ ' Mc&unrr.io' went to Mr serious consideration to the local 1 Del Monte Tomato Sauce , u. n , him dewspaptr on the TUESDAY, MARCH-i:i. .1050 . • Township. Clerk. Dated: February 2B, 1050. Rib Veal Chops SK*'cut-.i,«.w.*" ib.59^ ! 1 < HlU at 8:30 o'clock P. M. r, ftve. dauRhle,;, Mrs- ^™1^ ^ ^!'^ '« ' school's ^ Dated: --February--28r. 1050 ". a-1 C '"6T Kenilworth; live.diuighlcr-, . i from thihce maehTifemachineT: Both,-meBoth/men by . J. WALTER COFFEE, s c |b c Jessie Converso. and Mrs. Jennie severe shock and burns on Iprograms' Illlecl ' U.V iS-enuuui <_-. i»u..w.. -..; Honey—From a Dark Hive, .—•• ._.lo.wnahlR Cleric. if f y Bairjr Foods... -—•^heV-of-1^ rereu severe- M.UU.V „..., "--•'.-• — Dated: Februnry 28, 1950. "r.T-T Beef Liver - p^»y«ie w -25 J^acaronior 33 Dromeda i - . . «.- «... I A^estnekl, recently appointed' to |+i-C7r*T'r7 .- c n C .-1.6.or. 47c Nester.of Rosalie Park, Mrs.Juliat^ ^<*r:«r™ »?^ ?^.^ 111the'SuiievW^CpurU .QVtJ^V.i IVS .'V""* *••t • The-seat-wil* l Ctc by Kenyon, Frank W^? - 1 -a I Zuczek of Linden and Mrs, Helen! •ilfcVioliation^l remain vacant until November -. %v.' Hami^h Gleave, Ijy Richord Specially selected .Ib.OS* 37 AunfJeiiriffiia Pancake Floaar "!• -••- — i Ronzoni Pi- AiruH'o of Newark; 14 Rrandchild- —6 th crs... _u lidsir^oji^d^ntiorTJ n - EC- Ncwiirk, Mi'7 r.Wtl~i elude: i James C. K.ellogi» Iir The Last Hurrah, by Edwin O - Broilinga ren, 11 Krcnt-graiKlchiklrcri imd. i\ liiiihsun farinouly resided ut 1 On i Ballards .pkgs. ' brother, Nicholas Ser\)i 'of Kenil- ss driving resj.rtfcd in lines and Steven J.Bei'cik of Elteabcth, Connor' Clouds' of Witness, by Chickens S^ La Rosa Spaghetti Culunibiii iivomiL*. Ho w;is n inuin- JaiTies B. LiRhtburn of Piainueld SK£ -Leifih Sayers; The Horse worth.. ' • • bor n"f Irninvorkcrs Locul 11,' ,\FL- !.of SM ten- Donald Smith «f lvvinfi- Established',1897 whtt chMOlJt 2 .U.n'ano d ?.15. fo^lbert W. Rahn and John C. Dcmas of Union. Soldiers, by Harold" S.nclan The m CIO, Newark. Mr. O'Brien's chances -"for theScarlet Cord, by Frank G si.mch- Libby's Baby Food Goodman's Noodles,. . , 'X^- QT Frosting • "' " '*£ wife, Mrs; of WestficUl: Vs^heien thethey werweree av- ?!";:?' Surviving -are 1hi1 iss ,\vi, | of Wcs ars c c Uifl'onl IVIcMahan ' WilVimwon.'• of | ,.. Mauistratc Charles nomination .grcutly increased 'this Storics 19S6r C LillianilliaiV ' -Gardne-Oardnerr . vviimim>»u. •••• | valBWliKn0(U 1 ULM-U.^. »*"*••., nn,,,., r.AIUVOOD -^ Services for Clif- il ^ ' wo'ek With '.the announcement by Heinz ^H S' 49 Broadcast Corned Beef Hash cr27 Kleenex Tissues. ..-. 2-SS. lainncld. and a son. WallacWllaee M.M, !>j j . sstevor^t . in Municipal ; Comt ry »wcu us, * ..>. ^~ Smoked Ham Slices >"*>«*. ib 89 ford McMahurt, 49,"--pf 210 Third ,-1--.- ,1. ou:vv"" . former Township Committeerrjan ,lr., of Raritan. Mfuubry night.' by Louis Vaczek;' Jezebel, by cufc IU avenue, a decorniod'-'ViftHjjyii of Olffford ' E. Andrevvs of t10 IU0U Robert. C. Kirkpatrick of Hillside B 'i-'V-'' [ohawkClifford. driv ' Ee. anAndrevvd Fred sW. Worth- lhat he would not be the Deroo- Dorothy Wilson. m$Mm Swift's Meats forBabie s Spaghetti Dinner. ^ ^ 37' Scot Tissue . . . . 5 ° 1 1 World War 11 and the Korean War, •;'' '-l: .'-' Driest Bite Smoked Pork Butts ?»-^ ^ 55' ,' '.. -,11*' • wore conducted by the.Rev; Walter um ol'. Linden were lined $15 each 1 cratic. candidate. Mr. Kirkpatrick The Popes, by Zsolt Aradi; Farm ! ''". - *)'. ,. The Empty Quarter of southern, speecliiig. Passing, red ..traffic' wi.ll be 'appointed to the Union •••:i- '.. •-. C. PuRh', pastor of St. Paul's Evao- Arabia .is-, pcrhnps the driest plr*^* Handbook, by Arco; How to Finbh G }- 3 Spaghetti ^rsSL' 2 ^W Waldorf Toilet Tissue lw Is cost Leonard ih Roseinan of Board/of Elections today by Gov- m I in the world—n vast desert - ^ hen, Louis .!. Klok of Mont-jernbr Hal/ertMeyher. Mayor Rob-. Attic.s and Bascrncnts, by Arco; Oatmeal, Barley Req lib'—iO. c AIJ 'lb,rr without hutrion hahttatlon. y " rr'^' ' --' c-i-'-i'i-^V, r Rnuollo Park. w.ho Mrs. Fisk'e, and' the American C n •WTe^^x^cAvchiiiJBinns.; Love or m%&m orMiyed.Cereal ^PMllfaonMa.-- ^ Sifi tide. rf^SP 4Z . ^p ASP Meirt Offer Lamb jy-y^w;;.'^;^- ^-::------leiiding:asoiiiants::fov' th(f nomi.nar by.Norah Buvlce; Ring* Arounci .ub, ^SpBcially Tempting Double Your Money Back DAIRY ir'YOU OOMPLETEtV More Grocery Values! SATISFIED IN EVERY WAY! s C Wildmere. ' ^ carton Just clioose from-A&P'II wide seli'iilinn 8 Oh Henry Candy Barsit; 6 ^ 25' the right coinlii- . . •. - i . • Loajrn how you can become lhe In 1B18 ES«>1* Cl'M^I^*' * Fswous Brand Ifloi. 12 SPRINGFIELD AVENUE, CRANFORD --. •. • ISn 3IICK5 Gan'it John's—Frozen pkg. Cmv lod lo 5 gai Cream Cheese p^^p^^nd owner of OIL LEASES for low Uncle Ben's Rice " " " "^'43' C prices that you may 'later sell Be&kst et for your needs. for big prolifs. Writo today h'orl-i'iofit ffe offer residents of Cranford and vicinity an Fresh Cod & Haddock Fillet 49 pels Maptha Soap . . 3^26'Cream Cheese ^ 2 35 Here you can sec and try the great Imported. lb c :i new F,vinrug i\ O. Ilux ««*, Furl Worth, Tcvan APPLE PIE 39 CI«wS««»Ba Ciip'n John's — Froten I2oz. If fir rntrn^ •-••I oulhuards WOODED. LANDSCAPE . . . ' AMERICA 5 FOREMOST FOOD RETAILER . • .SINCE 18S9 More every convenience. Our own display room. ever built. Nine new MAINTAINED l^TUE MANMER' Hedt to enhance full flpple-goodd flavor.fl C models to choose give their children OPEN from ..,3 to '.10 lip. OF A WT.LL-KEl'T PARK HOT CROSS BUNS ."~. wW* Breaded Shrimp ^Lt""' X" 55 I Crahford's Oldest Cap'n John'j — Froien 12 or. QQc mm fcii Sec them now I-. THURSDAY & FRIDAY • Isyl/;;')^'.-': •; Bordem Milk than Large Roservo Acroage GOLDEN LOAF CAKE . .-. -^ Peoled & Deveined pkg, O# ITOCRIPTIOS ROLL CLUSTER .CHEESE-TOPPED- ..d THE GREAT ATLANTIC 4 PACIFIC TEA COMPANY any other brond! PVAtHitY Prices effective thru Saturday, March 3rd in Super Marltqti and Self-Service itorm only. lcome iVlfllD'O lisilors uvc ii we Armour's Kraft's Velveeta Gerber Baby Food Wesson Oil Red Heart DogFood Dash Detergent Kraft's Oil Beef, Liver or Iriih AT THI iron l.ciijlcl if/ Armour's Ham StraineJ Chopped CornedBeef For (aladt, baking or'frying ^Cheese Spread 9R-AT VOUBOOOB- DRUG STORE l.-ij-.v •.;•-• —'••! ,-- lioo EAST nno.\b SIHEEI . Tcl, WE 2-omo >int 40« J. WALTER SEAGEtt Tel. WE 2-011U . Retf. Pharm. 318 EASTBKOAl) STHKPT 1.7J" r> SIMUNGIU:MSIMUNGI'U:M) AViiNUE ClosL-'ut 6: JO I'M. IliLD; N. J. -_WIi 2-!»H3. . IP its , 104 NORTH CUANFORO. N..J. -CR fi-0'03 SMITH MARINE UNION AVE. Open Every Thurs. & Fri. Until 9 - 103 Miln St. Cranford New Street [;BORDENS At South it Central Ayes. CR 6-0700 WESTFIELD '2-5034 Open Hon. it Fri. Evos 'til 9 i+'s got+o be good ! • •; V

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THE CRANFpRD; CITIZEN AND CHRONICLE, THURSDAY, MARCH .1, 1956 7 -; -THE CRANFORD CITIZEN AND. CHROHflCLE, THURSDAY, MARCH : 1, 1956__L SECTION TWO" tion to thefj ememotionao l and mental interested group:- •'." . *:, .; %:>f disturbancesAioi,trh™rU ' onf school-acschool-age children • .••-.-. Sgt. Ward. - discussed'hi, • . s activiti,actiyui^..v | Cranford- High "Senior." with' tihe youth of.thb town v,v. •Thomas Fanryng troiight in bark.dramatic, lines. Their class play| BROOKSIDE PLACE SCHOOL g p^ in Presbyterian Program in recent-programs. He called tor r P to • make', hu.ts. Richai'.d.'Westcott. was given oil Tuesday. The play I- ', ••'.,"• Grade nfe with science «• fefig c,ntribu£d T^USteCS Asfced^ still greater emphasis in^this field the yea ! v ; r iionihg of.the Cranford " the science cljib'.'.". Richard., von Gersaorft7~5orr~trf" •}'•"•" '.'•••'•.-'•rik'.W.;^-'-:-'- .^•'••'. '•-':'. :" • .. .. - V'' '' '".''-- -"^^''''"''-'-' ' >>.'.'M; V^ ? ^'^T~ '.>7^n^-~\~~ ~ "By~PTA Fimnihg jnade and painted a Jjapier in the month of February.'" It was' dcr's first grade "st'udidd about The science/classes-received this V 1 1 ber one problem" for parents, .He Conference- Committee, one ! . Mr. and Mrs. E. von Gersdorff of v'':'-^-.'-,- "••,•.,• V^'/..*,?.;' ' • •''—~[ !•.'/.•,• .'-—"' '. ". ". ," •'.''':''',''•.'•'•'.'', •'"'.'' , .''"Vf';' ^"'^'"-''- '-'''• ber one .with thi davs i milk in social studies. They;made week,, as addi'tional-Rifts from the •'• ••.'•,• :-':'i'^','-':J'''-'h''.:'X'i' v••'.''''.''*,'•.''.', '-.'• ,•>.''.•',''•"••''"':'•,'; :.'V-". ,;/'-•':' •'--^/•'/s^'^';''.!:iT;''-.i^-.''c''-'i.'.i:'.-'-' .'. stressed the* avallabUlH,y. **E—4he of the month. , la, mural depicting, the story ofjPareiii-Teacher- Association, Two ; : : 1 r : < 1 : ; r County'communities s6t up t'''"^ : ' ' ' ' Crarifor rt J ¥crcational Needs Cranford Committee for Mental Dennis King acted as the. an-'"'iiilk" '" : PaiiiU' ' " .and-••••'•••<•••--. ..colored- -•-•i. -:.Jsj!;1i^- , < H\ ' >:' ^'Vv;v ^:'.-,: :/^:;:. ,,.•••', ,yv; ;•; ';:^y. v-'fa-:; ;. ^: i^^^^^'^K .'.. Health with the "court of."Judije Kindergarten ' twigs io make a lohg house and : : i :: ; Health for. Kelp in proKramming, on- the life- of George 'Washington-: Paihtings' of' animals of Aus- bows and prrows',-James Policy nounccr, Representing the ground- were..used.The following children The classes' in physical cduca-' Mrs. Charles- Rpdden, u rncm- He took, his training at North •Miss Marlyn Sokplinsky's kin- Pictures of Washington wcr.e dis- hog were Cynthia Ruble,arfdTClafTe! worked on the' mural:' Donna Uon arc'enjoying-a folder of square ber.of the. Board of Education, haa. :'uionl- yothe tor PTA'seducational'-gorvirfts, but, to' .any.. ,otherToffenricrs notSachar in- dealing .with juvenih tralia were.dohe in."Water"color.by brought in Indian wampum, Diane Brunswick'Airport. • .. • "Oai^i^j^nivy—johhstohf-^dn'na-KcJZHtaii; "' XU^K^J-•..c-4-Shaw. Leslie Bruncr," Mar.k.JEaj.0 .diince music '-entitled-"Honor Youf Proposed that the board look into ' \\-VM large blocks. Jon Barret, •ijyman-and _Sharon Frankcnber- Betly Kisner'.'Pauline Lowe, Rhoda 1 M4iat4v}>e^f--|>pofliggt-4i^-oftered— ._!fhc local flier is a 'second lieu- Charles Beatichea, Edward. Bciite, Indian dolls.' Thomas Galski made portrayed by George Cubbcrly aridj rell7~David-Gpald—Donna—Mt>rio; —w-cre 1 Fisher, Charles Simpson, William an, Indian canoe. Robert Henry. Abraham Lincoln Polidorp, Pamela Klein, Terry Kos- gifts'fronri the PTA.'. students site described as "voca- tenant in the 32nd N. J, -Winjj, Craig Connolly,- DiiinaCollalto, The students' are perfecting thfeir Foreivian, Lance Lpgarj and Mark tcr, William Martin, Robert Wil- tionai-school material.":. : M;incy Evans, Douglas Perez, Val- Galski <3.vns nnri rayed by- William Armit- Civil Air Patrol, New . Brunswick oral expresi-ion by .telling' original Fingerlin. , -' • • ' - age, Gregory AVard and John liams, Charles. . Wngner, Keith •-';',.-'•• — "Grade-Two, ...•..-;.'.'. As. chairman of the special cur- Squadron. • ' . '"'.'*"' CTie- Spinner, LynH' Kriznansky, stories. Among those who have told "Mrs. Ejsie Miller's class tiss. or- riculum •' cpmmittecr Mrs, .Redden' .^;:' S:l;i^^ ami'Stephen ftadis-helped in'the ' The pupils in-Mrs. Elmyra Sh'u- Sorge. The parts'of the" yalentineJ DwSkhut, William' Roth, Laurence : I. • A :'senior''', in: .Cranford "Hi.. sloriek are; Jay Connolly, Jahna Uai't's fourth grade , are" studying .: Thepjipils in Mrs. y.ashti Y6- girls were played by Susan Ditze'C Younghoiisc; ,_ Thomas Max fieldsganized a: Story Hour Club.; The assisted •"Ih'c" stall ih prpgrarn ' io c-cistruction.' Mail boxes were Tornstrorn, Barbara Solowe. Re- ther's sixth- graj).c class ,d,rew and following.; officers ''.wore elected: strengthen' the..-guidance, science" School, he. is planning to make about' Australia. The. following Sarah •' Lorchzini, arid . Christine Donald. •> Schmidt,- and .'Norniart 1 made by Stephen Ulichny, Shirley gina Lynch,nPatricfa Daly, April President, Margaret.. Sussky; vice- and mathematics, departments ;- In aviation his career. ... .;:•. pupils have given reports:,.Marthp,, a decorated vasds depicting a type Sluzis. • -'• i >' - Complon. •..'-•..' . .'. . i rjitzel, Charles Frankenberger, Jon. Loo,' .Gary W.eskrna',' Kimberly. of Grecian pottery. Thc~ayt work, president, Jeffrey Knapp. and sec-addition^ the conirnittee made, tho Lyon, government; .Kathleen 1 GOOD ; Kiu'dilla and Jordan Tabot; : . Hicks, Dana Kalish, Rita Cohen -fitris/ lyre bird; Joyce. Rich, acol- under the direction1 of Miss Mary • ..Frederick Roberts'- and Karen ... ' ' •;"•. Grade Two.. .. ,' '' retary, -Wayne Brown. Every Fri- reeommiendation that a reading fti/ l bid J R Dillon portrayeel the 'part of Gc.ofge ,.', Miss Rebekah Poyntci-'si^ second Salk Clinic "Lettqrs have'been distributed.by and Sandra Moss. - ' ,'•, ; lection' 6f pictures'jp; ; James .Bald- Amato,. has been correlated with- day afternoon the children/read consultant be hired. ' ,- •"/ • the folioWing mail.clerks: Eugene Washington: Buffalo Bill was play- grade presented a pi:oj»ram, "The books ?rom _home,: the public li- (•Cotit'fTiucH'jrom page 1|" 1 cLEVEtAND SCHOOL win, history of Australia; Susan the; social studies program.' , Burton C. Beldcn, .board .pres- McGarry, Craig Sands, ; Marie* ed by Glenn Kuntz and John Hansel and- Gretel Suite" by brary, or the school, library,-'toident, commented that the board BOURiBON? .. Grade" 1 " ,Kolbe, aborigines; Jay' Guinther, Vapps selected fo^f. a bulletiiV Gambia.; The story of JLeap Year Humperdinek, at mi aspenibly pro- Health. Dr. Thaler added the pro- Moore, Beth . Robinson, Sherry 1 their classmates. These 'pupils' havo can get too pro-occupied in such, Mrs,' Milcli-ed ; Mnhony's' .'"I'St Sydney,. Australia; Margareg t Gam- board display were inado by' Phyl- was ._tbld .by Kni-en ' Baxter and cram Monday.,- Mpifibcrs-. of tho viso, .that the' doctors'. would' not Xi'un, .Karen' Tinneaz ?ncl Rjchai:d bl d F O'Bi read books: Nancy .Hehn, 'Gregg things as building .programs and 'c'all;m.. Miss Spkolinsky reaiV the prad.e . will'.--present a' program to ble and • Forrest O'Brien, animals, -lfs.Rucn, Cheryl'Kean, John Wolf,' Karen Cook, The Bible was. read cl^fis worked . on their • costumes ftoss, Harry Hick's, Ezra. Hester, m •agree to a.smii.lar program next the primary assembly '.today.'..En- Robert Andrews,,Sp'encdr Freund, simjlar projects andT not. find ti'mo of; Aijstrnlra. and Richard Boyette pii.)il.-i' the story;. "The Adventure's by Yvette Christy. The color and - the scenery and made the Richard- Cox!" John O'Reilly, Linda (oi ediicatiorial policy. He propSsed year'. titled "Here We Go," it will be theand " Ronald Koenig made largo Christine Zawislak, Karen Brooks, : In this'manner,,.DW Thaler said, ni 'a' LetteiV which "describes the. guard's were Lewis DcFabib, R"o- 'programs, for the. play. Beverly Carnevale, Gerqldine .Boy.d, Rich- that the board might set a special cuiraiivatioir of a' unit/on 'trans- maps' of Australia. • Diime Colineri, Barry Zioglcr, Cas- ert Goldsmith and .Robert Clir- padd ahH Michael Krol were an- ard Smithers, Donn K^irzinski, ' pvents from, the time 'a. letter is ; meeting- of'- several meetings' on 'the emergency could, he overcome, portation.--The' children will "ptir- imir Bialecki, "David Kelber, Amo£ 1 I ' i'l it',. "' • •• "__ .. •: v LlWcOLN 'SCHOOL '," •' • • ' rajat.; '- • v. . ' nouncers," and narration was- by'Rhonda -Ricklis, Scott Christeitson, .'Cxanford's children could be pro- mailed- until if is delivered.^.'; . Gordon, Barbara Gruieh,.- Daniel 1 nothing but a re view *of the school' trny. ^different ways, ,to travel • " •••', • ' ' . Grade One. ; Linda Atkins and • Jba'iv. Diurtpp .' Wayne Brpwri, Michael Clare, Jean tected-and .the physicians ' n • .' , • Grade 4- .'•' •'. ..'•/ ' system's curriculum, ^.;.:-: •:..'•..•• •"•.••.• Grade 5 thi'ough songs and, dramatizations.' The children-of Mrs. Hazel Val- Vroom." Jtinet Buzalski,' Barbara .Hansel' nn'dv'GrdteJ •\vere played ' maintain • thpir honor. Dr, Thaler ... Under ' the direction, of Miss Ellenbacher, Margaret S u s s k y, More information on.the school's 1 The children in Mrs. Mary The following will take part.in entine's first grade are' studying Christensen, Lorraine Sosnowski, by Dbu'glas Nordstrom and Siincifa sitiidlie would d'fTer his services Mary Amato, art teacher, the boys Kiiihleen 'Stout, Susan Morgan, program would be-a good.thihg • "thc^-pi uyt am .'• A, lnrfjp mural'hn.fi.' Joyce Liska, Jarries King, Donald Wimmer, tho witch by SfeftaiiJ KristDen Coluco'i, i ,J( he were' requested to. .do so,' lv-ir studies on. transportation.; As prayer, \ William Ohlerich and- been started •• shoeing ' modern Icidd tind David Harkness. . -a-n-d of ,• and ".most helpful," Joseph Kohn, /; Frank .Biribauer of 11G Bijsli-i- Tristram; moTRcT Rnaiip,—Tnrrlr- •former .leacheib lUnmiiUet: •:i culmination-of tfte-unit' the'fol- Nancy; Higglns^. announcements, travel. The followi ; areJearning the fundamen- 1 Elaine Auerbach and" Theodore Gnyle Beckman,'Harry Ladanye, man ,, suid. ' •. . •'. .'avenue was the'n.rs't speaker; Ik- lowing presented-a dramatization Debdrph Hall, Nanette Sinclair, on it: John Konopack-, Gary •N.em- SHERMAN SCHOOL tals of water color painting. Their Drake;,Sandman^ James Williams; ., urged .settjmt iip a 'mass clinic, Joseph Sydnoi;, Dan.iel Boyettb, Grade 1 project;"has been the native- lifo- Kaihcriiie Boardman, •and Barbara. - H. Raympnd' Cowperthwaiie ni tlie otlier members of'their erofsky, James Bykowski,' Debor- Gingerbread children, William Bii'nscher. . . ' "because that\is the one-nvay ii>" Robin-Herhst and. Ellen Meyer; ah. .Fretind, Priscilla Nietzel,-. Mi- Mi's. Shirley Pelan's first graders and -the uiiusual and interesting said he-found at a recent curricu- which vaccineNuin.be bbtnined. 11 c-lnss: •.. Jartit Wood,'- Christopher Biach, William Duncaii,- Steven lum .confoj'.ence he attended-in. At- Fuller,'Liirida Walker, Christopher songs and].rhythms. William Nel- ehael Koon, Merle. Washington, have" chosen their new Mardh animals of Australia; their pres- Ferrera, ^Albert • Gleek, Michael ISK is urgent, he saitt/that the shots ent "social studies.unit.-." . .' \ lantic City that Cranford is doing 1 Architect's sketch'shows the new Fellowship Hair which wo.uidbe thc:first unit constructed under a-new building program to be presented to the congregation STdCK Ciiilnzzj. David Papier, Pamela son, Charles Papazian, Gwen Pat- Linda Sur£ehs and 'Beverly Jones. classroom .helpers. .Carol Kupshik Krol, Rieh'ard Meier, John Ogden: Service Stalion Roof be given, sooivTheNVoliinleers for many, tif the. th'ings other school crson, Susan Kachanion,'.Robert James Carpenter brought pic-' and Thomas- Haskell are the new . The ' paintings chosen .for dis-Mark Vogel, Mark Winter, Charles Vaccine/Mr.. .BiribaiK* said, hav\r of'the First Presbyterian Church for consideration, at a special meeting on March 14. II is anticipated-construction may start in, the latter half, of this year. Sceond pro- C'uxi. James K'udoy, Ronald Brown- ; Set Afire district's are only talking about.,, lir,. Esther- Rothstein,,. Jfohn Ran- Simpson, 'Harris Wai;ner, William tures of Washington'sh'ome, Mount le-idei-s. David Gorsky has charge pjay on the classroom bulletin Clark, Diane Bird, Pamela Brad- ; no axe to grind. They n*o only in- posed structure would be an administratiOn-chapel-Sunclny School unit, Cost of tho entire program iij estimated at between ,$350,000 and $4<50',OuO, 1 •Evuns, ElizcibethGood, Joiin.JuVas, of emptying the waste basket. Car- board were: Native's, by Warren lie mentioned .such ' things "as . olitaininc va«vith the and Wayne Garretson; koala bear, and Orchard street shortly' after ' . chiklren. , ' • ' ne Duncah, Steven Ferrera. and Al- dents. - .•' • - . \ • Dr. Carl Hanson of Cranford .•ate 'users are aiTeeieci, \. '.••'• Grade 4 David Cohn was .welcomed to milk and .milk rnoney, and tfa by Phyllis-Sevina and Janet Eb- 4- ' p.m. last Wednesday while- pull' iunong1 -mbinbers' iif the Following Dr.. Hanson's .talk, bekjw grourid level: will 'be • re- Carthy for their increased atteh- Ah ' Walker. Arlerie. Grand, bert Gleel k were, fliigbearers. "nf iho'. Union County t;iined in the new structure. Willuim West of Cranford, County tMiristopber- Ca^b^T^^arbWf 1 plants, Glenn Sniith takes charge r '-••,.-'.'«; •Medical. Society, cftive a leiijjthv Polio Mother of tile'Year, -u.rkcd The planning committee ..whjeff ^superintendent: of sciroirls,' alya Can,' Ronald 'Brownlee, Donald bclh Kelly's foiir.th gyiKle has'had Grade Four usak, Lauranne Bffibauer.^Bavid' VrrV^l.tit f"-H»w-iii-tl"-tKS5gt report on the position of the phy- iirday>; Dr. Hanson' said, indicated: 1 fodkli of'things brought to the "Lost and Patterson; Ronald Nakashirhaj The Science, Club pf RJuosevolt reported.-- " ' •. ,' ..„ ,-v*, . ' OtMt of' our tavoritk ttorlei. that 33« shots had been given, the- board to cohsidei the,,prolect- has studied the church's bui'lclinti IVave. joined- in the vvoric of tho 1 sicians :nnd "reviewed the .steps .-Robert Aciclonis', contributed a; grade class has begun a unit Found ' box. Kal'011' Liming' IRrWe Ptnsinuie, .'Niuholaa AICKO hl ''JII i An tibirnV \yj)S tlll'lipd in J-l-om term an admirable Uttlt hortlcul- while 0,000 persons are eligible, for ion of Cranford children as they needs and is making the • recom- ' jaiiics'Kasqn. are members-of the lending'to the present dispute. mendation to . the ' congregation commU'te'e. '-.'•. . " j. C.'ranl'Ord Library. . . • group .of.- pouters which, he secyfed about New Jersey. • The class .is Charles, Severs hold- the doors and •and Karen McCall;. cockatoo, by on' March 15. They are collecting nearby box 5.3. Damirge was slight, j^ voltamn, Th« uraiter'i wajruv. . Dr.-Hanson siiidn mass.'.program 'he shots. MMiis gives Cranford a\i are the only ones they .have juris- Cheryl Horowitz keeps the "library book, which, by-. iotn.i «trani« (of diction over. • She said a mass comprises: Mrs, Walter Fasnacht', The committee heard -comments . ' •' „ Grade 4 ' from the Australian News and In-making ^n authentic display table •Henrietta Thurz^Noris Berzinskisi. insect and butterfly, collections, the lire chief said. would not. be the best me'thorl t( '.immunity "rat-jo" of fi4.5 percent, from Dr. -Levin'e, Sgt. George C.j r formaiion ' Bureau. -Gary Iversen .in,order.•• • • :••••• . '.. Meryl Skolhik, Gloria Liites, Mary-, bones of birds, lizards, snakes, an- •Firemen also were .called' out to perhapi not «o »tranit«) mtachanc« while -..the immunity ratio for theinoculation program, wo'uld reach Mrs. Wi'l'am Hang, Mrs. A, H. -EXCLUSIVE WiishiTiBton's Birthday was pelcf- depicting, the life in a .village' of stop n polio epidemic. A sprink- Ward: of the' Cranford Policq De-j rrindo an outline map .of-Australia, the early- Indians of New; Jersey. -both-—JLang,.... Russell Cajlahan,' imals, stuffed birds, and animal extinguish, .field fires off Crane Jot Into the .current "Jni> ling of immunization in man\Ttat'e iis a' whole is^inly 40 percent, all and thjm t.he town , Wouldn't •FranciK.. Sidney Smith, E. Duer. bi ;itecl in Miss','Grace. :tevnan's G varsity Presi catilog-under-lh»-<«av: partment, both now memhors of! WITH BARNETT'S find Judy Rice.-made an illustra-1 James Bagwell,"Gerald Schuman, George Mitchell and • Nicholas' trophies. Chemislry sels, rock col- parkway;.'Windsor plate and Lam- > he added. . "V . . Inlve.to worry about an epidemic. Reeves. Donald McGinn is,- Jufscp'h fourth 'cracie by. reports given' by. Mrs^ Lojs DeJong's second grade : 1 places, would be a better deterrent the groiip,. and Father CartViy. ' Jtion of the .Australian flag.. - ..." | Anthony"Peggins, Carl DiRiiu-and Prato. •'• ,- ,. ' •! lections and all hobbies dealing bert. place . • •• . '••••-.. toal Vuta4lnt, "Govemm»nt. ' ' ' to an epidemic, he declared.' .The• Dr.. Hii.nson-.al.so poin-^ed .out that, Mrs. Biribauer spoke from a wheel- Warsinski, George Bates, John V. IN CRANFORD HitaCoheA alid Janna Tornstiom class has. been very busy along 1 there is no vaccine chair, as she was -.- stricken • with Starr and B. C. Beklcn. '. JPlans WQre.made for a qiicst'ion- " president of Hthe county Tne'tlieii narre'to be' distributed to parents', society "said everyone agrees a this time for such a clinic> spinal-bulbar polio live' years ago. which left her paralyzed, in all four \yho. _ pa'rt-ittipated 'last'-year -in O| li; '. .,'.' •' •: . CAnh's :e.rigS-nf discussions on early child- i limb.s.. . . •._.. (Continued- jrotn Page 1) hood presented by Benjamin Had- . In summarizing 'the meeting, only all-male singing group;-.It dock, psychiatric social "'worker \Mayor . Aridbrsen said there ist on.'.the stud of the Mental Hy- i*mc indication Cranford would; h,as been operating successfully FREE Free Deliver^ for, the past- nine j seasons, giving giene Clinic ,pf Union County. iget-wore vaccjpe- quicker through Based .on'.results, of the question- A Scene Like This IN TIME FOR a -ms^S-JnoctiTa'tion .elinie and the ann annuaan l Christmas'. Concert and spring" benulH. • , • • - naire,, plans,-will be nitrcle for sim- PARKING CR 6-1044 programs woufd be benoUoial. H<-»-| a spri ilar 'discussion' group programs Speaks Volumes;.. added thh\the. program'.would The] present ' membership in- ."'i".i. •.••-. \ p this fail. .. ' ... EASTER SEWING cludes: be compulsory so that anyone who Dr. Lpvine, in his 'remarks, did not'desire. the: service would Richard Anderson, Thomas FASHION BY THE YARD IN Doig, Joseph. Dougaii, J. S. Elstresse- d the importance-of ex- .... and the siory ft, tells i not be forced to participate. tensive .psychiatric services avail-' i''3in-:'i'. BOLT AFTER BOLT OF Mfiyor Andersetoalso explained dridge, Sfephon '. Foldy, Alfred . could hit you in the pockei- Fricke, Walter Gamble, Thomai- able, loeiiljy, and. pointed out how -_'.. ! thut _the_viiccina would- go some- often, patients diagnosed as- having 30 Eastman St. i«©R4£S b.ook. • Liability insuranwh (Opp. Cranford Theatre) H. McAtcer, Herbert McCullough, that, a mass clinic would not.de- pays Iho costs, lessens nrivo anyone from receiving the Emery_ Mesfcfrler,. C. H. Messerve able to find tho treatment they need , V' vaccine privately^Fthey^so "de-"* TJCCf^lVI organ tna u- in- their own communities. ®m. ' He pointed ou.t ho\v"''f6rlifria"te' U_OQJLDJBRlMrS_ sited. Also. Robert Brewster, Oliver 79c & 89e i sii greed •O'are.v, Br. J.ohn Q.lson, Edwarc Cranford is >.in being served by

exists. ' ' .'-•.: ;.- ,-. • . •;'."; Reg. 1/39 yard • It was the contention—of Dr. : r M ineu'r -that- such., .a.'_projji:!iro_Jsi ..HjUJenbeck,' H_erbort kind in the- coijht.ix Now Located At "•.""• ~' —;ir~-- --T-;.-;—.- not nccessiiry. He pointed out that, Sjursen, Arthur Kromer.-" '.""": •.•'•Crnrifnrd should the "state health commissioner Al,so.,\obert Rath, Richard Ros- should increase its' participation HTI 37Miln~Sf.--- 20% OFF ON ALL in this clinic,", he said, "and its could change the allocation for the enthal, T\P. Pace, Jr.. Lloyd D. 1 WINES ;AND:.LIOUOR use of/the vaccine at. any time he Richards, Er-win R'utz, R. M. Ryer- •services • should 'be extended to Tel. CR 6-2474 desired. He snid the stale should sqn, R. S. SiV\jth, Adolph Vogel, towns which now are withoiil-si'm— ill: -release all -the -vaccine, .to. _i)hy- Robert Ypgel, Kenneth Weoman, TAYLOR'S FABRICS Kiclans.. Dr. Mineur added that, the P. J. Wright "anci^EugeneZiibci;." pur-nose of the vaccine-is."not to Members drthe^Gieo Club al-i | mm- ^8~Walnut Avenue——•-.—~ p'l^ventnpciTiorBuVTo-prevcnt-par- V] .Opposite Cranford Meat' Mki. alytic polio. pert, meeti,ng Mondn.v\nights 'at' Cleveland School under the Icatlgr-, Come In and Talk to Us About Your Freezer Orders ship, of-Mr.- BoiUYlmi-.n aiid\How-J mm*. ard E. Krippviidorff, accompanist,! We Cut Prices to the Bone — No One Will Beat Us !

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"•>-—_ • '' ' THE CRANFORD' CITfZBN^AND CHRONICLE; THUnSDA'Y, MARCH 1; 1958 "/ ••' • ••'/•' Edilcptloii 4J7.S2' feet to a poin': lherfte Time, for theCehtral H»Hi-"o»d of NewJftrMy and poin .-.'.'- DIsfhICT NO. 12, EauWrn SJtandaid placl e off ..bfclU. ....„,...t . : •elnntne at a point In Adaina Avenue _- _ alone suId, lands of Board of %:'••: pupurpor s oLcondtictlni: a Education Westerly to Rprucf Street; Four Complete Practice Liberty Team- Will meet in -.'Lincoln School, Cell ... Elliabe.th . Avenue'; thence easterly thence northerly alone Spruce Street to THE CRANFORD CITIZEN AND tCHHONICLE, THURSP.AV, MARCH .1, 1956 lilal Avenue. 1 . , '. • /. " / .|i,iai num,AdaiilK, ^...,.,.Aveilui„r ,.,...„...ij the/Democratic tickt-t to bV Ilillci-est Avenue: , boundary Jlne; tliV»ceJ"»"i<:ily along the nue tp Tarlc Drive; thence jeusterly alone bttftT at tli* fimtilne G^iii-ial Klw- [=Hlilcr«»t---AVe)>titeK«selle-*ttv^--tMMliwt«^^l«e^*^h^Kenil^-l^i:lt-JQd^ jfered by Historical Society ! Radioisptope to' I-eitlngton Avenutc thence easterly worth boundary line;- Iheivfe northerly erly throngi) lands "t Union County ParK Chronicle- -/-—^^j-^^^the-Spanish--American, War,- ( 'foi- the "ilMim IrnintV"!! >'-I»|T .t^rw""?-"-"^"1—ii"rt—:il"'i|f '!»• '"irlnii'i r')hf*t* nf - tnlrt i n>..ni»liway. River; thence .southerly alopg ijrattforJr Oltfi^ti The At its Blue-and Gold dinner in thence 'northerly alcine Denmark Doad to i Kenilworth boundary line Io Orahte I the Hallway Kiver to Sprlni-n.-id'Xvifrnwr" oints -in New Jersey where Teddy Roosevelt was /a. visitor and Williams Street aiW point'or • place of'I Avenue; thence southwuteily alonir! thence northerly alonfe Sprlnitfleld Avenue JS9S. in the Cran'foi:d 'public, schools. e; thence id'en Place- thrnce | to Hampton 'street! 'ihcrtcj westerly Tracer IJses • of the requirements "for his civics merit badge.. "' .rnade ~s. public address from the front porch , of one of the. Casino on Friday, Cub Pack 76, beginning. ., i'. Avenue to CHRONICS. February 7*r8,l!>56 They are amorfg the 87 seniors who sponsored bv . Cranford ' Pest Will meet in Walnut Avenue School; i' to EllXth | alohli' "^"Pton/^^^^Iw^iSrta': J J ir present at the session was featured j .br-amm^', •""•* *, :~—, , • , ^ ; • — .1 . American lxgion, \\as awaTdedtlre , Lncili CoiiiV Cranford, N. J... holdt, serving his 21st year as a member of the avenue, directly across the street from the present office of The Citi- school in Northern New Jersey. ..-_ . , _ '.(• -. ,, . .—• ,,1'cratlicram' fParta y ,.-li i>!cct,loh district jlitan' newspapers and Associated Pi r '-'Forward .; on , Liberty's— Team tcit;ilinu In all. for 'a torn; The „-. ...- — . fish _ ui nut: .M-.in and at the ,n.ild Primary boundary line to rum, _. 'Pear-Sir: „•'..'. " . Township Committee;" -declared that he:-would ' zen and Chronicle." ' • '.- ,'.'~ Assigned here were: Miss Christy o( orte said Garviobd West &IH|" Place. /ed—in pne of the newer dispatches. _.-...... to Morristown took "part of' the banner, which is to be attached to Election the follovi-hm delctiateis, will be Avenue; thench e along p.allows Hill «oad I . DISTIUCT NO. UN.^'. ... — . ~ _— — , -.— — -- y — - - —^ . elc'ctod to the National Convention of Just'a. quick note, to cnclosc^a^- r not seek the Republican nomination for_ reelec- '-./''•'-This-historical tidbit is offered' :AT Hiin'ter- of Bayonne,- a graduate/' the pack' flag'. This, ho'nbr is-pro"-.. to Park Avenue; thence" easterly along; Beginning Tit u point of the Central DISTlil.CT NO. 17 • - ",'.'..." N A TI O -N A'U. JE P I TO It I AL , copy-zof-the -daily paper?'. wHiefr-^ s o( radioisotope I tracers, a tion^ When. ifc became apparent that Mayor Two high scHool students wererkill«r and American Army over the road of Sweeney :High School, Bayonne, the •nepiibllcan Party: •' Park .Avenue to Orchard Street; the-nce ; Il.illrmid of New Jersuy and -CVutenniul fteKlnnlnc at a pntnt nf, Orchard Street two others: seriouslS1 injured when the/cnr' i J I .bJ , the CranfordL' Historical Socie- that is now Springfield avenue, ;ented to packs ' fronr ;n;.tionnl DclccnU's-nt-lavKi!.''-•'•'••'.• - southerly along Orchard S/treet to-Norjh | Avenue; thence easterly iilciuji the Cen-imd Torhtish Rtr*!e.t;' thenco^. easterly 4 ' is flown down trom —Tcflieran. I Cranford 'man-said last Wednesr . 'Osjerheldt as well as Township Committeemati n fifth grade; of Ernest: Hobbie' at Alternate Deli*Katend)t-lart'e. . Avenue; thence southerly along the dl- itrul Itallroad of New "Jersey to the lt/iselli' alone Tnrbtish R,trei.'t to the landii of ths ~ 'I Bl^feft I • H t-kl • ' s-lv I I A sTo CITA T IXIN which they were returning to thoir. hbmtis i lv, how'condUctmg a membership where.the old ford is marked by lieadquarters for outstanding DlBti'lct'Delesates. ' .• rioaid of .Educations thence northerly jp.;- thought yqu might find it ihter- 11 1 1 J r n Sherman School; MiKS Gcraldino. - Alternate'District Delegates, , . • ;, vidin.g line betwee_. n No. 117 and No. 119 I boundary line: thence siHUheriy along the day -niyht in a talk before'., the E; D. Stanley,,both of whose terms were expir- = achievements _|_over a four-year ] North Avenue. West* tp the Central Rail- : Roselle and -Linden boundary, line tn along laivds of Itnard of, Education 417.32 bstin^.to se'o what they are do-ing', E D Stanley, both of whose terms weie ™H"- W" - . " ^ ,.:*,• T u t'/« ' • -drivedrive" ' anandd plannin planningg ioforr aa gengen--a monument placed there by . the Norwell'of,BaySiirie7 a graduate of and the . tollou-inc „ dvlrenteK - will be North Avenue. We* feet lo-.-i imlnl;'. thrncii continuing along •/'.' 7 •-•• • e^®^ _L:g-.^LiS?.. • Baltimbre Soction-of the Xtfierican; period,' • . • : elected to the. National . Convention "I, road ol NV'* w" Jrrvry. ".;; thence'westerly along ; HJiltan Road; thence southwesterly along society some time ago... • Sweeney High School, fourth grade jad of New Jersey, to ! HarltAn Itnad to Cenlen'ni'ul Avenue; ^alrl liinds-of Board of. Education westerly in that 'fine, 7,000 rn'ilos away. was made '• that James ,P., Duffy and Howard • Rah'way -wa^struck by a train atyiho Walnut 1 tlto Democratic Party: . • J the' Central Rallros ! thence northerly along Centennial'Ave-.,,-,-,<;,„.„,.,. street: thence northerly along Member. Quality Weeklies of New Jersey Society. of Labi^cution Engineers. ...this year, • as. a sarnple of the; "Puring the War of_ 1812, this of JArs. Barbara- Ci]aney at !Lin«oln Alnidst'various decorative slr- J?u.?.?.:.''5',':"'^'»te';-.. -., u,,,.C .- thi Garwood .bounidard y line and point or; thence northerly I certainly appreciate having • •Alternate-DeU'KnU'ii-siWanu'o . place of', beginning. -.-••' • •I' iiu e 'to-the-Ceiitra " " "'"" l Hailiuiid of New. Jer- . spnlc-e Stii'etLlo-BronkHlt|i'_PJ5>cer thenco Cowiierthwaite would be candidates ih; the QOP .'avenue crossing -6f: the tehigh. VaHey.j J^nilroad!: : rangemenlsC' in "".table settings~pf; ~1 „tho.-"Ghrbnielc"'to,read -over here.. ' The speaker was John V* Clarke, interesting '•-information . ft has toentire section- was the home 'of School! '. •'•:'•'• , '" • ' '.,"; District- Delegates; _.' Will meet in Cranford lllgh School, ; sey aiid.polnt or p.lace ofMii'gnmini!. easterly along Ilrookside Place produced Primary on April-,'n,- Mrs'. Marion Dozois pre- • As'a result p'f ^he ti'agedy, the Township Com- blue and gold, created by the de,n-. Alternatu District Deleuates. West End Pine*. '• Will meet in 'Lincoln Ki-hu'nl.'Cenlen-. ,o Spi'lngflcld Avenue! thence northerly fehtered at the post.Office at Crahfotjd, N. J., as Second,.Class Matter. Published Thursdays at ••; —• it takes justn mofith, and, when Jr., - and tlw-ough lands of m« . parwood and Kenilworth. Subscription .Ratei $4:00 ..a Vear. Advertising ttatea on Request candidate,;. • T—.'—.—.•.; • • . to eliminating.'thel_grade crossings', at" Wiilnm the history of the town- and the During and previous to the W.arHigh School, sixth grade of/Mrs. greeted .the' guests, parents anfnrd' ''^^i^^ered in said ."Township under the. Beginning at a point of the nahway i for my daughter, Carol, to road — "group as a • represeritatiyc of the : llyer and the Central Union CouiHy.pfirk.tn the Rahway River; VTICB: 21-23 Alden Street, Cranford, N.'J., -arat^r. . TstEPHONE C'RANPOWrt6^(!iO00_ it's a wcslj-lravelled paper!- Township Cpmmittee adopted a'-T.esolutjon and Lexington avenues. Action followed tlici. . place it holds in the early • history Between the.States,.Cranford was Rita, S'ansome at SheVrnajjXScho'ol;. -.:ub- -s an• d stresse. . d tlie need ^V [laws of New-.Jerse.v i;ov*irnlnu pennanent thence northerly and, up stream trt the Esso Research and *• Engineering : : and Richard • SiUamonpf of Port Closer parent and son relalionsh'ps. ! registration may register with the Town- !'>e.u«e. soutluve,.erly ..IpnBjIVr On.x .1 Hahvv.'iy Hiver to the boundary of RprlnK- It is a wonderful experience be- atithorizing the -sale- of 12 parcels, of vacant7_ receipt of a. letter on the subject fro?h the CVan- • otolir cdjiritry. .. • ' . an importanjfstation in the under- Company, Linden, .where he is ground railroad which conveyed Richmo.nd, Staten Island, aJ-grad- Mi-. Smith then introduced Neigh- ing here and I am.enjoying it'to a.ss-igncd_to_tho product's research ' townsbiprowned properiy; lying north of. North ford Woman's Club. The/Rotary Club; also hacT ' 'The" house .was set back • from passeda resip gfe p _ ; slaves from the, South to, Canada uate of Port Richmond High borhood Conyvussioner Carl Ward, the full — biit will be ".glad to conic . division ..fn.^following- research =jpn avenue! east,-.to the- Stale Highway Department passed-a resoiuUpn.urghig"immediate steps to'di Union avenuc, .with a broad lawn away Awith• the' crossing hazard.- The-Lions, Club • and other points. of refuge.'-' . School, sixth gpaae of Mi'Jton Ber- who presented the national banner back ;.'• arid - see • everyone •' again/ .the! mechanism of' engine wear. . for' th•' e' Rout- e 4•'-••••-—•-•••w~iri-«;.ioa."ft>"4h Parkway.. Total price •bit'thoe 1129 away withrthe crossing hazard.-The^-Lions.ciui and' a wide veranda Which- faced kowitz~at Roosevelt School. ' to Cubniaster Sriiilh'. • . : ' • Registration:' Ticket to Primary Ringside •had adopted a'resoUj'tion urging better guards There is so' much.to bo done here The topic of .his talk:-"Industrial parcels was s"et"at.i$lC 500. - . • • both Alden street and Union, avc Trustees of the-soeiety will hold Assistant District Cotninissioner ' and' so few to do it that the timei ( •at the'crossings until they.could be eliminated.; a special meeting next month to If:. and Research.'Application of Ra- in e m,c" a recent. release from, the Gerald Finncy presented a new ' Woefe pnss usus: .b bjr'to.quickly'Soy soquickly^att wewe" .witwlhh Mayo ¥ay,orFr«IP,Anderr Fred P. An Serv one-pf tte A eertiflcate of/appreciation was presented to, "^ , ^»^sui uw . ...^ . _.._,_ , ...... _, fairly races' by '—• which is nice . dioisotopes," • • '• . -. . • l ar respiutiwfshaiBa U d p ,p society continues. "'Where The discuss ..plans for. the proposed charier . to George Dbcon, com-

,'!"• Triple-Bazaar "Tor. thef^is^o-iiKdc-^^ol-j^iaUx. j-fcyply-.a.pr.- liolpp fAfi Rinnlt cr\ft~ JMterJE^Cporiej^^ rivic'and/-Businesresplutio/ss haAssociatiod been nadopte andd Cranlurby. thed -. Citizen and Chronicle office is to-general membership meeting. It the spo'nsoiunj;: Organiza- ly mi^UKiiHritr^^^ . an hardly : •wirs—an&t-her-LreRidcncei—and •ttva-t—irt—be—i«- i horfiesick except for a few shhrp sules of radioisotopes at. a govern-- ,of Educationr at. a dinner,giveirEyTne^^ Post 212, American Legion. l.|'. Praniord .- ..v. •&facou',-i.n uliiupttntrrthtr somewhat ma g been Ghaitenge.d'-for the Republican nbm= the board in the Mansard Inn, Plainfleld. The when • Teddy was here, • he. ad-\he form of "a public gathering' 1 nue to the Railway River; thence south k niay be; somewhat mare significant itedf th R 1 the Citizen and Chron- ment experihicntal station. in Ha- Committee chairman for thcharter'e , thanked nil the parents.for "'"•' TresoAV , NOVEMBKU |m.,. \o LaSalle Avenue: thence norlh- S to Me in & Apr^:prii,ary dec, line ^t&fflj? Abadaw, S. Iran years.". -. »".-•.• 33 South Twenty-first'street, Ken- • .A Moinlier of the .House of Repri'sen- 1 alongnenjamln Street to Williams Stri-et; er'y along LaSalle Avenue to Dunham In radiant home-heating sys- 'secdnd floorof the bui)ding. Although the struc- of the .memh'efs really know what Roland -Graham, committee chair- tntives from the Sixth,ConKiCKslonnl DIs- dary llntt;-" thence westerly along, tin idence," , . . ilworth,'from 7 p.m. toi midnight on trlc.t. . • . ' • ' Jvenilworth boundary line- to an angl- e i'n thence southwesterly along lllllcre.it Ave.-; .VVL-lUll--Avenue.: thencHIlllLle- ...easterl» y along„ Dunha_ m . TEN YEARS AGO ".•"".' 1 man; Richard Shire, George Frc'ese i.w-1 ••: countless occasions we have the freeholder .race,Mother wide^oppn tems, he wcjit on, raciioistopes are :< ture was located across the river at Raritan With- regard, to the richness of the society is. doing, The point March 17'and •10;"a.m'..t o.ll p.m. on A State Scnntoc lUnexplrcd (erini. said boundary iiiicrthence northerly along mll. t0 Lexington Avenue; thence north- Avonm* to HfrnlnU AviMUnJi-thence^north- UFcd, to determine where a pipe James H.'McMahon, Cranford groceryman g p and Howard Harris," committee- I A Crninty Clerk iFUll tp.rinl. said boundary line to Kenilworth Boule- westerly along .LeNrniilnn .Aveiu'ie tn t'l'ly aloni! HiM-nliiK-Avenue pvoduced to New Parkway Map .__ 1 ^bad and Centennial avenue in. Linden, the in- .the local historical. vein, the ;so- also ^d tht it i dibi March. 18.',' . : - • . /A'ShcrilY jFull term''.'. . • vard•-thence'noVIJierly along Kenilworth i|u> Gnrwnod ' houudnry lniu; thence Kcullwtntii noirlevard: thence' u-.esterly and even .persuaded.a few battle, is shaping up t for nearly half/a century, retired from'business. e, that. it. is desirpbie men; den mothers, Mrs. F. Morgan, 1 • .wtght'"be .leaking with'o'ut the. need Itial'alarm was turned" in from, a Cranford box 1 / Mrs. Bernard Gnlla-nter is chair- ' Three Members of the 'Board of-Chosen Boulevard to Herning Avenye if Herning ; mirihpusterly olong .llir . various courses alnht; Kenilworth Poulevnrd to Rahu'ay u .'ciety has this to,say: • •• to..haYp the membership take,an Freeholders • iThree-year ternisi. Avenue were pi'oduci;d; thence southerly | n( said Oafwrtnrt' boumlary line to ththeHivi'i-; ilit-nce Kiuitherly and down stream ... I?sue .''.'.•• •' • / scene. - 7 . •, ••. or the' most-.'active,sections during ing it to the.board.; . • . mittee iThr.rc-yenr terms). Dunhad m tAvenue li ; fthenc Hornlne westerle Avenuy alonie to! .i- oUncolf • bciMiinlntfn Avenu. e ..Wijst. i imd point , ' . iGusmo Avenue , and point, or place. 01 . Gai'tlon State Pnrlivyay has been a ..rrjoasuring-' device, Dr. Clarke jtJF^ Robert Sharer and Paul : ;g g 11 •time, in -1896. ;y . . , ••• : •• /,-..:;;...,,.. _^^ ^^^BSLA^^r^r^ ^ir- .."...nrwnliii.innarv ' One Meniher of the Towjiship Com- • • •-•-•• aCTM£;J ll'lll-'il )TJ--g)wtmnn Sl-hnnl-hnnll . 1 .Illl-llln • S^f1Sy ^5ff^Tff i3l>jeut'b -to i beta* Em& r 'Uni—alopir-ernli:—Flaeo—to—Oiiiiii:i' -iincl—Orchard—St-root;—thence—iinrthiM-lv-l; nuri ilvi-r It is \ho intention to follow .....*. ,-...—..^ ..... _ *..,un't that penetrates the object, VictorViyy Food Collection iofspverseas reir ~ -at which Elmer Rfce'i' s "Stree"Stett Scehe-.waScene" wass to bee [llcars Two KevieWs awards' went to Robert Shirts, Kon- Avenue• anda poinptuiut omr- (ilac[JIUIIe- o,„f. ,J.U..foetflnninu, ^ nloiii!' Urcluird Street In TnrlMish strinrl. "center line tlmiu'uhouW have fallen pretty "egatesto the national conventions of both before and during thef War Be- Other chairmen include: Mrs 1 meet In Ronscvell School, Orange , theiii-e easterly iilo'ni! X'Mhush Street In • ,1 WALTKU t'OFFEEFEE.. exactly- how thick a red^hot steel ...... ' i Tnwnsnip. unu ,IIIL- IUUIIUUII ui mi.- H Will t Rlt 1 Cli-rk, •;''•'•'•'. toll plazas along the scenic.route. Liotl?, Cliib'sponsored tlie ^ .;•„ presented. J. " W.' Skerr-att headed the staging . jween the States,r'Cranford has At, a meeting of the Book Mark Morris' Sofman, publicity; Mrs landa of. the Board. of» ijJn^raJi^rK^henOf j ' . T uuLu u.i u (u ^«. . but jbst for the rec- major political parties'as well as-prefer- neth Ingraham nnd Randy.Crom- places ior cncilSisT^ici of tliTe saiNbd .districts l : Avenue.' 2M, 10M. 'tV-. ;r..• - -. i S U) Supplies arc', being sent out in ad- .ph'te is, or -how much tobacco ' ' Seventeen applications. PoS 212 committee. Mrs. Harry .Folk Was in cha.ee of Club last Thursday, rcvie\vs .were 1 elnnlnR nrent thlre rCentra Mn l Bhllrond of ". DISTRICT NO. 10 ... I northerly alnnil lands oPUiiicP^naiti nf j Diituci: ' I-Yhriiarv history which mak;es a most in- -Fred.Neunnan, sewing; Mrsi Joseph nrty. Lion award"went to Stephen ™ " ' ' • BeRlnnlni! at the I.i'hlch -Valley Hail- ''•;':' ord we again urge-all citizens to register '. ential'balloting;; for 'presidential homi- dition to touring services, auto , 'should be stuffed into- a cigarette. properties and Carl- Mason of mTake-up.• Mrs: represented by Mrs. Dorothy Aron and Mrs. Al Goldberg,' fdod New Jersey and Hliih Street produced; /Veterans were,.accented by tui'esting story,' .. Dmitri. Gold arrows were awarded [ thencNewe westerly alone the Ontrnl Rail- road and the nahway Htyer; thence south- I V7'"" ''. •'* clubs, chambers of commerce and Radioactivity also, can be used ^Casino, Tucker oft' !'Auntie Mamc" and road to Lincoln Avenue, West- thence erly and" down stream alunu the'Hahwny , > American Legiqn, at a meeting in/ John F. Fast was business manager for the Mrs. Morris Klein, groceries.nnd 1 to vote before the deadline—next Thiirs- nees. ' • such soCirces oC -;inforiination. to determine the wear of^lubri-. "During the Revolution this par- to Jlarry Dill arid Robert Shire, southerly nlonc Lincoln .Avenue, Went, to Hiver tn tlie Oarden. Slate rnrkwa.v anil ''• \- •: ••.••) Mrs. Lucy*Elmore on "Anderson- •Jifts;. Mrs. Aaron KajDlan, mer- bringing -membership lip to, 181. / month.-. ..•',. ' • <•••'•.:• • • •'. . s'ticvClar locality was the scene of .and a silver arrow, went to Paul Benjamin Street; tlienee ,«ou'therly altonii Raritan Rond; thence'"iilimc Dailliin lloart ; day.: • . •' All-in-all, a very interesting, excit- Tho new. parkway map has been eaied items (piston rings, cutting! ville." •" .-• '" , . ., • ihtindise; Mrs. Julie Levitt, p'rie- Benjnmlit Street to Williams Street; lira westeiiy direction to l.exi'nulon Ave- Charles C. Gelinas, hydtaulic engineer, com- Scheduled hearing on the application" 0( some of the most important events Flarte-y. thence southeasterly nloiy.' Willlnins Street nue; thence northerly iilonn • I-extnulon j .simplified'.-.to." identify the various tools, etc.) tp within one-million-' ' The club met. at the' h»me of Avenue to Alan OUL-11 Place; thence wenl- Fitting If'an appeal to thes.ense of civic, re- . ing and important primary .•election" is pletepievedu hi•NSs surveU .y o^f conditionsw. .v--.._ ' o.n„ the Rahway.' e ell Rodney Fiske Post 335, Veterans oi , One-year service pins were pie- ,UIlf!Ill:it o O'enma: „„„„„,n Road;„ thenc...„,„e northerly along 1 : exits and entrances. Instead, of th of a gram, Jho added. ' S 1 ? r N W ofthe era.- Located between New Mrs. Terry Mayer of English Vil- Also, .Mrs; Irving Myerson, 'Denman Road to Lincoln Avenue; thence erly alone Alan Okefl Place tn Walnut River-and recommended to .the Rahway River X: . ,„ : . »#•*:, u ,- sented to the following: Dennis | easterlto. O'enmay alonn Roodg Lincol; thencn eAvenu northerle tyo Hlllalonhg Avenue; thence . northerly aloni! Walnul ; ,-sponsibility and duty fails, perhaps twe shaping up. However, It is only the reg- the symbol system previously T . . ... \, /. ,. „ . •• . ,' Fsreign Wars, for a transfer of its club license. York and' Philadelphia 'with one games; Mrs.' William Massarsky 1 • *.' . • '•••' lage. Mrs. Carl Dietrich, chairman, of the main lines of comrnunica- Beach, Randy Cromarty, Harry Street; thence northerly along Hleh Street Avenue to Lexlnuttm Avenue if same were. |can attfact some people to register'by . istered voters-who can cast their ballots • used, the' exact identification-—exit . Improvement Association that all flood gates be- :^v-'£, " \, *-••, '• , , nno », „• presided.- ' •and Mrs. Jack Granrt, cake sale; to the Central Rallrond of New-Jersey produced; thence noi;thwust'erl.v alnnc SHOES IS OUR only, enter only, or enter and. exit Degrees Conferred • j••.' .. . ,, , -Z . ,, . .• .'. .•. ^romsl9 North Union aveniie to 208'North avo- tipn running thrbiigh it, ma'kes Fred Neuman, accountants;'.and Dill, Stephen Dmitri,-Paul Flartcy,' nnd point or place o( bL-alnnlng said prd(lyctlon of Lexington Avenue to j Wilbur Coon Shoes for Women made operative immediately to-alleviate ahtici-^ X ;, ,' i, • Z, u- /-. L -i. jThe next meeting will be March WIH-meet In Shcrmnri School, Lincoln the Lchliih Valley Railroad; thence east- •telling them that interesting and import'' on primary election day. Register now •—nre spelled out at each marked. it highly, important • historically. Aaron Jacobs and Henry Ricklis, Dick < Graham, Edward Harris, erly alonc\the. Lchleh Valley Railroad to By Rainbow Girls The Battle of, Springfield was la at Mrs. Eimore's home. 100 Kenneth Ingraham, Bob Morgan, Avenue. the Rahway River and point or place oi Nunn Bush and Edgerton Shoes for Men ! ant fights, are brewing -— especially, while: you're thinking of it at the office interchange. "' . ; . • pated flooding eondition/-His report described nue,-v^L before the Township Cpvnmitee, ;vas games. ••••... DISTRICT NO; 2 beginning. *v, .-. Conferring of degrees upon 1.0 i . (ought on its borders; the retreat Herning avenue. Robert Shire and . John Sharer.- Boginninc at a point In High Street and Pro-Tek-Tiv Shoes for Children •' 1 • • fully eacfi dam along, thi river in Cranford and ' ^"ceKedVhen "members of the committee ,v,re among the Republicans. A wide-open of Towriship. Clerk J. Walter Coffee or girls was the feature of-a'regular Two-year service pins 'were' be- Lincoln Avenue; thence, wegteriy along- Will mectyin Johnson Jt Johnson Plant. Control that theyhad no jurisdiction, in the case.' Lincoln Avenue to Denmnn Road; thence Walnut Avenue. • . battle is already underway for the Repub- the Union County. Board of Elections, Four -Local'Residents meeting of Azure Assembly '40, showe^d that flood gates' had not. been maintained Rolary Speaker Told stowed upon Dick Britton, David southerly along Denmnn Road to Lexing- DISTRICT NO. ,11 • Order of Rainbow for Girls,- in properly.' '. ' / ..''•• The local committee could riot decide in the case Freese, Edward Lonyiii, Gprdoh ton Avenue; • thence • southeasterly alont; BeRlnnlng at a point of the I.ehlKh lican nomination .for State Senator Court House, Elizabeth. ' . Win $100 for Ideas Dr. -Eugene Willcins, president Valley Railroad and Centennial Avenue; the Masonic Temple last week.. .'• Capt. J.oe Lanza oi the Cranford High School inasmuch: as one; of. its members, FiVe Commis- Moot-andi . Fred Sti-echer. ' ,lu ,i ~v»..,..., . — —. -... thenco westerly along the Lehlnh Valley Shoe Hospital Vow Cranford residents, have of Newark.Slate Teachers'.Collpgo, r*•. rGialLi,.-ilV-,mm nnnannounce.lm,m,di ' plJiis,vi..,,u ., Lcxlniito^ .n Avenue to., the'LehlRh. Valley •. Receiving degrees were: Dorothy basketball team was fifth among scoring leaders sioner Dudley J. Croft, was a member of Fislie fo/¥a father R)l» ev GUEbTe- ---T, Jr.---,. 13-yeaf-old-son'oiVMTr.- - „natioi v, the first-aspirant-.to-toss..his hat 1 p'f-.'^ .Thev / • & , «,« r.' ._i_»n«ij nonmia c\ mar.v.. Hewa s State • Teachers -. Colleges.Ti-pntn. ""Tl-ien I' Riversidthenco^weatcrije Drive; < r lasJ t Saturday. Also discussed were y r 1 """t4{_thaue-if Tv,n,.» ise any•-nn.1ifthaVpmergency'nnunni'ih'n'nr emergency ''Cienl' d6htk'K ' • • ..' —___^—^^-—l., , ' • -^ anwnrcls-were warrls-were:: RoberRobertt AA.. Wilso Wilson ooff .^'""^'^n^d^^'riVnn;;' anfl Mrsv Gilmore of 710 Springfield avenue a -^J' ^ {. , ^ lor any local oildce. Tftrtis. tests will be given, at Trenton,,uuuuii,|1q|llm|l|| *£™*&1 Drivgr e^ t...... o Nort. h Union Avenue; GAS BILLS !il-tCi:soii,4-thenoo_aoUtl«iijL.Qiunt; 1 er Frank McCullougn were to-expire. ' J_^ Avenue and .point or place of bcuinnin£

,;...;-ii. ••.-•.'. •'• to phone Will, meet in" Cranford Casino. Riverside ;'•' .>,.":.) • ': •,' Drive. —y . JUP J. J -••'- -•:.. ^DISTRICT NO, 4 re Beginning nt the Central''Railroad 'of CRANFORD New Jersey .and the. Rahway River; FOR FREE SURVEY thenco westerly along the Cehtrnl Rnil- NOTICE OF road of New Jersey to the dividing line ty is built out o No dbligation # -Pittsburgh 8Oc between No. in nnd No. 110 North Ave- Priiiiarv Registry nue. West; thence-northerly along said 0 Baltimore...... 55c "ANU mm "ANU dividing line to North A*enuc, West, nnd "iBk-- from Ridaeiwiul alt closed until, after tho fni-thccnnlim mm h insignificant in tKe overall picturei.of traf- ' -'" Fun.ciame,ntally,,it's a .simple solu- 'rlmary Election, to be held on. Tuesday, the Central RaJWpad of New Jersey to a Jaunt IntaJJttle ol' New York f l»ril 17. 105B, ii'nd High . Street, if produced; thence .along NOTICE • Uonof the.center line nf High ,,:r,.,,:... , ..... fic hazards. They are inclined to attrib-' tion. All it calls for is a willingness on You Want to Look Smart iii^g^^i^^Ut!^ the part of every driver to accept his re-

E-tM|-^n'Ai«.i;.rr*a'.r-'y.--'"i'''*' mmM'. Iri. answer to the quibbling, of these"-laws-p atWl tg^abou-t^t-raf^;^ ^^;

(Jarwood Postmaster Ends Long Career, of Service rememBer ^;.siS>-::^(':l;' : ; 1 Dugan directed the drive in the borough ! .{'i', i|.:" ,'--i.v" : Yesterday marked the start-of. re- L {: t. ^..i >- -, . ,,.• itirement.for a well-known public figure every, year since the campaign was in- augurated in 1938, relinquishing the • DRYCLEANING . ' .( in the neighboring Borough of Garwood. .chairmanship finally this year because of Roofs do start leaking, drains clog/furnaces decide Cranford's Oldest Financial Institution -John F. Dugan has been a resident of the his retirement plans. to die of old age, paint peels off, supports rot. .«•'•• "' • '• • '••'.•• ;borough for almost 50 years and during He also served at one time on the SHIRT LAUNDERING '•that time he has served his fellow resi- Borough Council, and he was active over Happens every day! If not cared for promptly, such dents JTL many ways, including' the 23: the years in many organizations, includ- SAVINGS ACCOUNTS -MORTGAGE LOANS problems become worse and cost more. SIMPLY BRING -YOUR CLOTHES year career as postmaster which now has. ing the Garwood Lions Club (of which he" 1 is a past president), St. Anne's Holy Name All Savings Accounts Insured lj [) To $10,000 . . AND. SHIHTS IN FOR OUR TRULY come to a close. A cash loan from Suburban Trust Company can pro- SUPERIOR SERVICE .'. . OR CALL ' One of'his outstanding contributions Society, the Garwood Democratic Club, tect your property. Get an estimate for the repairs, con- '.' Per Member FOR YOUR COURTEOUS ROUTE- to the welfare of his fellow men was his the Knights of Columbus.and the Elks. ' :•••••'rliM: ' long service as head of the Garwood We join- with Mr. Dugan's many sult our loan officer, and you'll be all set. Low interest friends in wishing him- good health and March of Dimes drive for funds, for the rate and convenient monthly repayment terms when you CURRENT DIVIDEND RATE 'ight against infantile paralysis. Mr. many pleasant years of retirement. borrow from Suburban Trust Company. "Now listen CHIEF, il you lived in the UNION COUN- 2V % . TY AREA, cl MEW JERSEY, Win. L. SCHROEDER 2 would !•:>c:ke it hot ior YOU all winter. They are? mod- SB f ernizing specialists in ROOFING SIDING -HOME ROOFING INSULATION -'- TRIPLE TRACK 'COMBINATION 'Mm Prescription Eye Glasses! WINDOWS AND THE TECHNICAL 'KNOW HOW to Gutters — Leaders TRUST COMPANY Cranford Savings and Loan Association reduce your houtniq costs in winter und keep you comfortably cooler.in summer." A phone cull incurs That's Our Business— FOUNDED 1803 NO OBLIGATION. ' . ' Corner North and Union Avenues • DRYCLEANERS IWV »''.'*> if. VI; Our ONLY WESTFKELD , GARWOOD SCOTCH PLAINS ~-~ PLAINFIGLD * SHIFfT LAUNDERERS I E. Broad St 100 Center St. 460 Pork Ave. • 201 E. Front Si OFFICE HOURS • FUR STORAGE VAULTS 3414 --...,,,,,.—ASSETS :;pVEiy$,MJLLIC pa^i t » DESCRIPTION OMICIAH* UBMBEK FEDERAL DBFO81T INSURANCE 1 "RUG CLEANERS DEPOSITB INSURED UP TO llu.OOO. INSURED CRANFORD 6-33(16 .rl'V1 ''{• '• 277 North Broad St. WILLIAM L. Open Monday Evening 7 to 9 P. M. 44 NORTH AVENUE, EAST Elizabeth. N, J. OR G-3474 Open Thur*d;iy F.vnilng*-^ IWRLHUTRVE t lo^rd IVrdurstld) R SCHROEDER IN WESTFIELD ; VES, WE FINANCE, TOOI;

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' '• -••"•••' -THE CRANFQBD CTTIZEN^AJWD CHHONICLEI THtJRSpAY.-MAHCH ;t/ 'lSStjfl; ^ .,.: ing a number "of songs.: -.j area is. Union'Junior College. - Make Acme Your Headquairtersiorv: l>ar J. Hoffmann,! —~ --....—--. •-'•.;•.... „..•...., . v rsi.M'wirtn, Joan Breibail, Gerald- Also, Sue Laird; Olive Living- tion, und must not haVe; iusly Pirector of thrs Elastics' Division, elementary school, as , follows: Mrs. John.Oathout reports' that i,,e Brucato, . Sandra • Castaldo. • Mi's. E. A. Cruiksharik-nnd Mr's.L/^. if /^l I • ston, _ Diane Mackie, Beatrice taken the Vest. • Cehinse Corporation of. .America. "Monday, Brpok'side' Pla.ce School; her sub-committee, tiliigLii Entertains State Nuicy Colburn, Dprayne Dadd. Reeves, Gcrilyn R'obey, Phyllis Members; families and friends of A.-HI Houseknecht. ; . ; • - , t/OllegC.LllllX' V ' terial .supplied by ..the league's Su^iin Ehlbrs, "Peter French,', Be.v- Simple methods of foiling the' •« • -" »-•• - '<• /•*» ThcL..cferert).ony_wns held in the' Tuesday, Walnut Averiue School; Rutz, Curd Turner, Barbara WahT, Breinher" Chapter, Order of De-j JuVnble_Storej_lias prepared spec- nrvey, Mar'cia rGong, Grac» Molay. will attend church as a Man ^literally- hundreds Q£_ schemes-at | jVaSniOIl hllO\V':_ home'of,Hho ••.bride's*, mother. Mrs. AVqdiresday, Lincoln, School; next President Here l--fr _Georgel-W.alshlancLlCaroL_Wooileii._J Albert Nieghorn of Toronto. Only Thursday," Cleveland School ; ially designed cosiu.mes~ calculSteH Richard Harvey. . . group at a 4:30 p.m. service in -the/ '"work to victimise the gtillible were i• " • ._•_. • . -• -.-_. • to. dazzle ]he juvenile eye. 'Mrs, Frank Bruno of Union c\ty,. TenSXrifd outlined by Dr. Wijlinm E. Dunk-jTfv Ra M A 1*111 17 - the immediate family and a few March 12, Sherman School,' and State president-. of "the. Mothers' Also, Phyllis Hellegcrs, John B. C. Bcldch to Speak First Presbyterian Church onj . • 'inson. Jr., manager of the Chamber: X U ."C iT1<11 VM p March 14, RpOsevelt School. "Some of the scenery ahd^rbps Ilorukh, Charles Johnson,' Audrey March -.] 8, ,jt' was announced at a i close friends were present. Dr. also, were devised frqm ' Jurhblc Circle, ' Order of DeMolay. "wr,f, At School Boaird Meeting meeting of -the chapter at lhc| Of ShnibUse _^_oLmCjirjamerce and 'Civics "of the Mr*;. Ernest WiljRerolh, ' genera Ball's first .Wife, Mrs". Marion Ball, Mrs. Hawy- .V.. "Osbarnc, Jr., arts, honored guest at a.valentine pariy Kuniinsky, Robert Alan Lawrence, E.,"A-.. Cardinal of Springfield Store items," said Mrs. Scott Ross v Burton C. Belden, iVeaide'nt M Masonic . Temple last Thursday j ; Cmniges .and-Moplewood, in his chiiTrmnii of the Cnl.m.v Club of died sonrro time ago. and' interests • chairman~-j>f^ the held . by the Mothers' Circle n'f. M'.-iry Ann Lynch," Marilyn Mac- spoke on shrubs at n. meetin'g of- ' talk, •'Rackets, Frauds ..Swindles! an ford's', annual Luncheon and league", announced' the ' foUo^wigJ head of the property committee. Millim, William Mc'Cord, EHza-. the Board of Education, will serve 'night'. The public-is invited to at- Cl .' The bride was giVon-in marriage r-:V.-|-' '.'/:!. programs will be pre-Bremner Chapter in the Masonic tend the service,. • ' •»' the Trowel and Trellis Gardeix and Gvps, at a philanthropic tea , . . : cast for.the productioni ; '•> Temple last Thursday evening. beih McFaddeh, Mary Jane Mc- as chairman of a group to study sh lon Fh(n by her brother-in-law,'. Cyril Ken- Club last Thursday, evening at the . I held by the clul^ yesterdaf at the | f" • >'- "nnounct-cl tod y sented :ehild attending. Guvriey, Mary Anne McHarg, the growing^ needs in. science an& / Tr)e DeMolay degree was conT\ fl nedy of Montreal, arid attended by King, Mrs- Robert- M., Crane facilities, it Other special guests included- feh'ecl. on Robert' W. David, Carl >j home-'of Mrs. Jphh Fernandez of home'of Mrs.'Theodore R. Oss- thar.arrangements., for lhei_ovew* qUeen,' Mrs. George' W. Scott "Be'causBecau e of. a Carol .Midhaels, Carol Nords,tr6m. niathem'atics m education at tlje her sister,'"Miss Gertrude Nieg- MISS RUTHSCHONFELD Mrs. Thomas' Coody of Linden, ^annual meeting of the Union A;. Nelson'and Ronald A. Sassi. 31 M.yrtl.e street. •' • ' • .' naim, 2 Berkeley' place" . .'ire well tinder way: It will bo princoss, Mrs; R. B. Winkle; jirince, will not be possible vice-president, dWd Mrsr W'illiam Orchard, Robert Paehlkc, Throuah the use of drawings, horn. Until the time of her. mar- program at St. Michael's County' School. Boards' A^socra- Serving on tha degree team were: The -.speaker was introduced by held March 17 at.l~p.Trv. at. the A. W.- Bowling, Jr.; nurse; Wieser of Elizabeth, past" Mso.Lucy' Quaintance, ,'Patri- James Gary, Len Fischer, Ken-aijd illustrfltions;' Mv> 'Cardinal ^ Ball was librarian forAnnbunee Engagement the league annouriced. It was rc- Rakacs',. Gwendolyn Rjzilly, 'tion., • ...... ' • - •••'• ' / Mrs. Tttibert W. Niedrach, program Elizabeth Cnrteret Motel. , Richard Guy; wicked fairy llitht there would be idt and members'-o( ciii neth Winnie,_ John, .bavidsp.n,.- Wil- showed the proper "locations for- Roosa;,' Noreen Renze-- Susan . JThe: session willb't hplcl May 11 Members of "NTTST—wrnn!-'nnu *- -irosryrainc-W:. Washboiiw^good a performance -at the" parochial "Keystorte" CrraptD^ofHbinden and and 12 at the Buck Hill Falls Inn-J liam Dauber, Lee Stokes, Robert 'different types of. shr.uljs' and those, from the tea will go to She is a graduate.of McGill Uni- fairy, Mrs. Clifton C6x; page, Mrs. Veritas Chapter of R^ rjh'ristine Schillirigcr, Mnr- Peterson, Karl Lackenaiier, Ken- best suited for different stylo committee are.: Mrs. Vincent v •;MrMr . and M,rsM,rs"-. Gilbe ft. Shon- Pa..Dr. Minor' C. , K. Jones o£ l •''•••'•• Guild,-Hear^ Fund and the Braille versity. '. •;, •. ,-'•; . .; .-. F Towler Mdxon; fairies, Mrs Mrs/ John H. Banker and M Se.well, Mary' Carol Siyerd, neth Meeds,-Thomas Squires, Jay homes;, He- also explained the; IDEAL STRAWBERRY or Seedless Red RAS<»BERR.Y Daniels; Mrs. H/*B. Diiji%>. Mrs. feld of 115 Hillcrest avenue have r, Judy Valla, Joftn Mountainside, president of the as- Press.; • '• . '• David-Ball." a student^,at "Cornell Kenneth Moeks, new members o( SQciation.ancl.pf the Board of Ed- Banker and Stanley Myqr. . proper time., and way of pruning Raymond Dixon, Mrs. W. W. announced the engagement of .their W.ihl, lierber-tWeise". Arthur Wil- Hostesses were Mrs. Wesley, A University, was best'rnan"for his the, local group, also.attended rhc ucation of°'the Union County Re- trees and shrubs.- A question and Roberts, Mrs. Frank D.ooley, Mrs. In North Carolina daughter, .Miss Ruth Carolyn liams, Sandra WTtHsms-and/Don- Plans were discussed for a visi- answer period followed. I: StahRor, chairman: Mrs. £. A. father. Dr. Ball, is a graduate of Schonfeid, to Theodore E. Squires ^meeting. '•' '• •• • - • " ' gional. District -No. 1-, announced tation to the Plainfickl chapter Virginia Lee • Heim,' Mrs.' Jacob Stanley, • Mrs. Mai-old-Walsh, Mrs. James Caruso,: j^. Daniel J. Caruso the University of British Colum- Mrs. C E. Lachenauer served as na Ziegler. . , r-^_^ The club approved a donation, I Preserves 3 Mr. Belden's talk-vvill be one'of tonight. • • - 3 of Spotswood, son of Mrs. S. H. E,,J. Dills, Kirs. F:~ G. Planner, Mis. • Thornns Campbell, Mrs. Social Happenings general chairman for the parly, Sophomores—Leslie AultrRobi-. to the Cranford Council of Garden are at home in Fayettoville, N. C,bia.and McGill University. Stayman of York.rPa., and the late Ml 'in charge o[ . lin< Uavi'cl Conley.Daisey Gnnje, of teachers arid other scliti&k-em- is invited , • , . • .' ; The next meeting will be Marcl- vision 'was. presented ."by, Mrs Mary Catholic Church, Indian- decorations, -and 1VIrs. William H. -| Kuoline DeMartini, Herbert Kh- 22 at 8 p.na, 'at the home of Mrs - ganization will meet this evening onto for the wedding. • • ' . • Middlesex General Hospital SchoqJ. at duplicate bridge on Saturday 1 ployes, Iheb; professional recogni- ---TJie chapter is buying''a flag to •Peaches 2 instructor- in.j apolis-, Inci. Their reception'was Mrs.Ai-C. Innocenti and her"sori JoKnson, in charge of hospitul'itj:. lors. James Fren'ch, Eileen Galen, O..W. Hunk of 5 Venettia avenue Charles LouLouxx, a« at the, home of Mrs. Burton Jami- After- a wedding* trip to Ndwof Nursing, New Brunswick. She evening for Mr. arid Mrs. Graham tion and in-training prograrh.s.; and be preSenicdU) the Mnthei.-s' Circle Children's. TTheatre,h . 4it a rneetinii held In Meridian .Hills' Country son. Chuck, of 3l Bloomingdale Announcement was made of a Howard Gilbert. Mrs. Brilce Kimbiill of Westneld, Nftrs. Bruce Cook will be co- • IDEAL SECTIONS son, 598 Brookside place. Hampshire, Dr. and Mrs. Ball will is employed usas.. supciviau ii 'of>J f »tht ».he- cleaves, Mr. and Mrs. Carl Sauer, for givingg g the~Trhwplepl r new. robes. of the drama group Tursday nt the Club, Indianapolis. ' . •' reside in 'Summit. recovery room at Middlesex Gen- j> col-.and Mrs, R. E. Miher •avenue- yoturned home recently vesper service to be cdnductpd by St'lso, -Helen Goodfellow. Rus- how to^select a good scliodl board , hostess. Mrs. A..G. Ihgalls "of the _ho'rne of Mrs. ,H. H. Mc.Kim, 115 • The .-executive' board jvill..meet r( and ------a month visiting the Rev. Rx>bort G. • Lon^akcj, Hardy. Carol Harris, Mary Members will li£tw~~tv~-oight atJtcranford Garcten Club will speak Family Site Plain or Marble the foiirner Miss .;..„!-T.Tn..ni4ni' . ic n nast worthy _r A...,«*«..^i A/rr nnr) "Mrs. Robert the Westfleld YMCA on ApTtr-?- Orange "avenw ^BaL.iMogpiuil!^^.nt.;a^;i..iW3L^y^yi^sy»et-nCranto.mt^Uu^ TSJr^TfnTScc^ntJs^^ "M'r^^ynU' ; .adviser of Azure. Assernbly 40, Cieaves of Westfield' and Mr. and v Thefe will be an executive bpar'd Ylth Jlfil Mrs. Williarn A. Sweetland in Church at "4:,30 pirn. March 18 fnr •jamin,Jones, Patricia Ann Klub- plnnts?' ra Mrs. Philip A: Amato of Indian Order of Rainbow"foRainbow'"for Girls. .j^,. j- i McEntee of Spring- fordt* cQurity superintendent, of tomorrow. nt Uie h'ime of chafdrstvoet. B Ml s ranc s DeMolay members'- and their riik, Janet McConnell, John Mun- Mohflay Deadline . , -apblis.'-imd-JMLrJ_Caniso is the .son' -• A-rraluiymus-qf-South-RiverJHish-- (^ |-Clearwater. Fla.' ', • • schools,;— will .._addrcss—the_^.coiis. Mrs. Charles M.Ray, ii'u >-"M\ fli;lt friends, tiyy. Sharon ^PantirvTTRoberfTPells, PRINCESS Colored Quarters_•-.... oi Mrs. Joseph Caruso of llO.Ret- Schpoi, Mr. Squires served as a .,<>_ ference. - • ' ' ' or^Dcferment Test ; rugH lane. , • ,. t•-.- ..- Shower Meld in Honor ford;.-avenue and the late..Mi\ : Mr. and. Mrs!'-Clifton- Prescott, Ann Reed, Richard Robey. College students interested 'in gunner in the Air Force for four lM;r_ anciMrs . Frank Jacoby of • Also, Elaine Schad, Doloi;es The Board of- Education Caruso. . • • ". ; '.' years. He.is employed by the Peter. J>J^ Motoawk drivel; entertained formerly'of,4 Doering way, moved t*ark ViHage Group .nking the Selective Service Col- its regular moetina nights for the Gail Kuchmann of 32 Broad \Of Mrs. Robert Davies The bride wore-n" gown of white Donor Limcfieon I - - Si-heller, John .Schroeder. CaVyl- a L Robert Davies of'30 Dun- r Jr~T Rjvhurni'lzeSchweiizefr. Company in SpotsSpots-•- • las,.•-/-t w, ..SRbLr.nri^^end • I6TMr Tni~Mr. .an and dMrs- MTV.oH"Tqesda. y to Northeastham, Cap(e Over 300 Attend lege Qualification.Test Wave until 1 hi I'd Tuesday of onch month and street was guest of honor at a embroidered In ..waltz Kadimah Chapter of the B riaf Cod,' Mass-: They had been resi- Elects Carl PiRini l.vnn Sellers, Robert Slagfe,. Jo- |ham avenueH wa s honored att a'babbaby B'rilh Women Will be one of 30.wood. - . ' Swn Ticcione-of Springfield, and midnight Monday to submit ap- not. the second Tuesday-as erron- party in observance of hur 15th length, with a matching white dents of Cranford for 28 years. Carl DiRiniof .8 Mende.ll avenue soph-'Soltysia'cjc, John Sosnowsk^ Jiinior HiglvEvent plication, it was announced today shower held Friday by Mrs. How- 1 chapters attending the annual No daterhas been .set for the j^r and Mrs. Charles Jacoby of eously Reported: • in last week's KRGEL. birthday, anniversary. A large veil showering.from n hat of white was elected temporary, chairman. Judy Steitz, Carol Stewart, Bar- More than 300 junjor high s'chdol by Kenneth W.IVersen,"test sup- IDEAL Red Label ard Lundgren of Jamesburg and donor luncheon for the B'nai BYith wedding, Newark. •edition of- The" Citi7.ejv.x1ud Chiort- SPECIALf number of her-friends attended at taffeta. She carried white camellias of the Park Village Civic Associa- bara-Suarez, Katie Taavos'te,-Al- students participated in an evening ervisor.' .The test center in this Mrs. Robert Dalldnrr," 8 Indiun Women of Northern New Jersey to —rO—• Mrs. William D..Miller, Jr., of 8 icle.- ••-•'• , •" ' . Apple Pie her home. - .- "'.-•• and lillies of the valley. 1 tion- at an. organization .meeting' bt'i't Vtijda, 'Barbara- White and of dancing gn.d games in the gym- Spring rnad, at Mrs. -Dalldorf's be held Sundajfat the ..Waldorf Mr. and Mrs. Herbert Frelnberg.| Mrs. Charles E. Reese of 22 Oneidta place entertained on T'ues - MUNICH - . Mrs. Richard B.Mims.of Indian- last week in Veterans' Memorial v Patricia Wright. nasium, of Ci-anford High-School cans home. • .-', Astoria Hotel jin. New York City. of 3.4 Herning avenue entertained ,-avenue entevta^ned .at day evening for Mrsi C.arl Koes- .STYLE Mrs. G.-Holirics Wiiljams of 14 apolis, sister' of the bride, was at bridge' on Friday evening for Home,- South avenue; ' Juniors—Sunan Aborn, Glenn on Friday. Sponsored.by the Cran- Rye Bread 19c Attending were 35 guests from matron of honor. She wore a gown Buses will \ctive Temple Beth El ; bridge last Thursday ter, Wrs. Walter Kenney. .'Mrs. All'inger, Carol Bushold, Carla Makatom drive represented, .the s William Smith, Mrs. Kfoward Ja- More than 95 persons attended ford High School Parent-Teacher Women's and Debs' ESKIMO Fl&kcs C r ti n ! o rd; Elizabeth. Westueld, • at 11:30 a.m.'Chairman for'Kadi- ,»iHi...... »-'r guests were* Mrs. . • /, . '. of blue taffeta topped w\th a; pink u the initial meeting. Purpose of the Castaklo, James DiClerico, Patri- Association, this was the second in Cranford Board of 'Education "at Scotch Plains, Fanwood, Cedar fmah Chapter is Mrs-. Goodwin and Mrs.JWilliam KoKolb.l e and Mr. Henry Dylla, Mrs. Georg fe »C. cob and Mrs. Robert Reigner. the- annual' convention of the Na- feathered hat and carried pink and ( new organization' Is to better the uia Donovanj Stephen Eu- a series of junior high open house o-ox. Grove and Jamesburg, and New- Horowitz. ••••.-• • and- Mrs." John 'Pearce. Spahn, Mrs, Frank C. Fyke, Mrs. tional -School Boards'-..Association' white ilowers. Bridesmaids were Park Village community as well di'ne, Sonja Gerow, Gene Griffiths, parlies planned for tlriii school NATIONALLY-ADVERTISED cans tional School Br burgh,' N. Y-. '. '. - ' Miss SUsan. Amalo and Lucille A program in the' form of An John H. " " ' A party on Tuesday afternoon Robert- Hobbie, Lynn Jacobsen, !H recently at Atlantic City, marked the third birthday anni- as the township as a whole Guest year. • . . . Caruso, who wore •Rowris of blue operetta has been planned for the Sandra Kromer, Ray Litwinetz^ Paul Selby of the high school o— versary of Lynne Ann Jordan, speaker was Mayor Fred P. An0erlw;_; taffeta with blue hats and carried enjoyment of the members. .It is :. Homer \ versary of Lynne Ann , • Hiibprl Lonsaker, Lirtda Loranger. faculty directed a program of 8 Eliza- Collegians Corner daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Kenneth sen who gave a brief talk on th'o- Mrsriiftitra OsbOrOsbOrTroT f blue flowers. • entitled "This Is Our World," and ^-rO— ' • 1 Also, Richard Luby, Marilyn square dancing and ballroom Ideal Orange George Thomas Salvvny, sonj«f Linden place. Jordan of 6 OneJda place. Attend- history of Cranford awd told of its lieth avenue and :her daughter, Mario Caruso was best man, and its theme is the United Nation^. - —o— . Mr, and,Mrs. C. R; Fry, form- many advantages. MiMctti, Tertia Moore,.Paul Mor- dancing, and- music was furnished Mrs. H. A'. Larsen, and grnnd- Mr. nnd Mrs. George Sa-lway of It will be a salute to the.achieve- ing the party were Nancy Koester, -Stock Shoe* cans ushers word'Michael Longo and' j Arthur Sehreiber of 1 erly'of 509 Orchard street, moved Other members of the temporary ., risun. Edgar Pragler, Walter R-ein- by the Savoy- Quintet Orchestra daufihter, Lora Leo. of 422 Manor 310 .Prospect iivenuo, has been ments of the United Nations.. Mi s. Karl Koester,-Kathy Miller, Steven • •''!,'; Richard- Mims. committee include Joseph Elichko, hol/l, Charles Scher, Joyce. Shaw., with Fred Jackson, a student, sing- !!n;i!:HnM:nU:!Un:!£U;:::H;Hi!:!;::H:!:i:::!!si:i::::i-Ii:::::::i::i!;::i;::;!!:U:i!iUy avenue, will leave Monday for a elected vice-pi'esid.ent of his fra- Aberdeen courcoutt entertainet d at can- orr Saturday to Carlisle, Pa. Hagerstrom, Robert Reigner The bride attended Bowling Broadway" talent will be fea- f M C H Oli ' '• — 10 Mendell avenue; Mrs. Robert Juyce Skaggs, Patricia Smith, Sunshine 12-ox. month's vacation in Coral Gables, iernity, . Lambda Chi -Alpha, at lured,tured,ured,, starring RicharRichardd ' Cassilli, asta recently lofor Mrs. L,C.. Hn. Oliverwv,, Kathy Reignfcr, Kevin Smith, Den- Nancy Tidnbock; Carolyn Thoden; Marietta (O.) College. In his junior Green State University, where she Mi's. Russell Baum of nis-Smith and Billy Jacob. Colston,' 10 Collins street;. Albeit Fla. was a member of Chi Omega E-jor- Bonnionnie Murray, the Wayfarers, Jr., Mrs.' George Beer. Mrs. Wai- . MrMr. .Qnd Mi's. Russell Baum of Little, 50 Crane Parkway; William tiic-lian.1 Vogel, Ronald- Wolke and 33% to 50% off Cookies j iin businesbi s Wilbur Fuhro 211- costs so little . ., ^tended' Wilbur Fuhro, 211- Columbia avenue spent the SIHSR Miss ' Marian rogram is procluced and'TnTDTtBd-"MT^—^wS^-^fWS^nlBi^JaES:^1g>^-wrt'=^^1rF^their^sonr=^and. Seninrs—R6bert' Achille's, Su- the Newman Club. Union Junior College and was ofMerrick L I, will be week-end Mrs. Robert. Leland,. 12 Mendoll io phone • The Brand Name Is Stomped o« Every Pair k Clarence C. Schmitz of 43- Hplly- Ttrudviated i.from Boyyling Green, • . r ,. T3..«i— ^A Tv/r,.c tr.iumnri dauchter-ih-law, Lt. and Mrseucst. a ^ ''^p":''snn-ih-Taw 'and avenue. • Monthly meetings of the san .\ngle, Sharon Austin, Jean Chocolate Chip P 9- wood'ayom-ie'ldvruesday—to-sp6ndl —n— ssssl^i [ where he was a member, of daughter, Mr, and Mrs. Henry L: | orgahization are~-pTanriecr- 'iBiTdenTGa'il BfachT7BViino"Birfffl^ EdcH can makes.T'Vi.pinfs"pure jiii the ttibntti-ot • March VacatlonHng Arthur Bierwirth, Jr., son of Mr.Nu Fraternity. Beer of 6*Chester -Jl^k^AnJlC'-owell^Gien ~reg.'.9.95 to 21.95 ... OORPRTCl 67 ilf224Wlau n-of-100- t Smithers- Jr., of 19 Herning ave- i \ere vy.~find " Mrs." JHoover Carol Gin gory. Anthony Trnrw-T!iTi^fr3^trni?ritTf.rt-^^h>44 on I i-^ang piace giueiw...^., «. y~~~--, -4- ^^<^^SMi!^^i-i^-^--r.^f:.^s^~,n,,\.nr.^.i-^\lt, 'Mr. and Mrs'. George fr Kirk, ivna. i VJ^.U. &- —••.-•••r •-• yesterday to ' visit Mr. and "Mrs.. House,-at Brown'University, Prov- "-••'•--''"iieorge C-iUen" , •»*»Mrs« . wn,m«Wayne RS . A4dA4fl-lrcriiin- Baum\ , MrsMrs.. Fred.Voss.Mrs.LeiRoylKirk," Mrs.', George' .Srnfthr ^Tis, " Mrs. John Rispoli of 7 Oraton Baltimore.;.... .BBc SIZES" ' ' Vi N««fv«rr of 13 Wade aVemfereturned home T/Sgt. "and Mrs. Edvvard Liddy g y Henry Hartzel, Mre; .Louis Grif- M. L. Tallaferro''of -.li4..Herning. 4 (o 10 Sunday after spending two weeks idence, R. I. A graduate; of Linden UliWb M W^Mr . Albert drive entertained on Monday eve- " . «yU In of Havelock, N. C, announce the rich, Mrs. Weber • Mrs Johnson of Cranford, fiths, Mrs.' avenue. Mr. and Mrs. John T.^Boar ' From Rvhtwood after.tfPM nnd AAAA tiPfc C. Evwy Six* -HTTCh^etooVheTtt^-fl-ean£'idatc-£al;- -ning for Mrs. Raymond Reinhardt, ii birth of their second son, noisert — - v • and their, son, , the bachelor of arts degree. .Mr. Bercik, Mrs. Edward C. Fearns Mrs. EuBene^Mulkeen-orW^tfleld, her. family on Saturday t Mrs. John • Vbss, Mrs. .iFred De : mtca, 10% Fed. tax no Cuba. '. . . B^-uce, on February 14. Sgt. Liddy EugenEueene McCloskMCUOSKYy oofi W. Va., will arrive tomorrow 354 SPRINGFIELD AVE., SUMMIT and Mrs. A. W. Pasbjerg.". and Mrs. ( Pa f was reoenfly honore Marco, Mrs. Harold Schott • and TERMITES- Bierwirth also is-a member of theis stationed at the Cherry Point visit, for the week-end. OPEN 9 A.M.-to 6 P.M. — FRIDAYS to.9 P.M. A farewell party for Walter- Brown radio station, WBRU, and M C Marine Air Station. Mrs Avenel, by the group at a luncheon at theMrs. William Hubiak. are flying again. Watch, Gallagher of 16 Alnn Okell place, the Bridge Club. Catheryn Coe of 104 Centennial Mrs. John R. Conover of 114 {or. "Swdrjns" of "Flyina Beech street entertairred at bridge MK. and: Mrs. George Leiberman \yhq is going into the Navy,.,was avenue is ,v..^ materna.., l „grand- Anls" whick come with held by- his "'"friends recently .at Miss- Jcannet'te' S. 'Zulick, 20 d oh Monday evening. Her guesW of 219 Orange avenue'entertained the home of William Connell, \T1 mother, and the paternal grand- weer Mrs. Philip Le Francois, Mrs. at a familyysVipper party Sunday Spring, shed their wings, Myrtle Street, has been elected parents^ are Mr. and Mrs. Charles "NbinhXehlghavenue-Crecoratlons ChrlRD~HallMi^sKennethJrLhonoriitU\eseveCharleRrDvHallrMi^s.TKenne.thJrLhonr_Ue n —then— disappear.---These- "corresponding '.secretnry™ of- thel7i"d"dy^of"AFIington", Tex."" formerly THE BF.ST HEATING SYSTEM Estabrodk, Mite.- Ben Wl Geddes, anniversary- of their daughter, were in red, white and blue, andGettysburg (Pa.) College chapter of Cranford. wood destroying insects Center at the center of the lable was aof Alpha Xi Delta, national social Mrs. William Weber and Mrs. Libby Ruth. Guests wore present cause much damage to HSAT WITHf dfE- Whole '•• . ••—o—-' cake inscribed "Smooth sorority. Miss 2Jullek, a junior iius Ellis Wood of Cranford and Mrs^ from Newark, Hillside and Bay- or Either Cut Chops Mr. and Mrs. E.-.Paui Catts, Jr George Graham of Union. ' *»>*>onne». ' . ' DOESN'T eOSt — IT PAYS! properly. Buildings . not sr Sailing".and surrounded by flags. | na;oric in of Newark, Del., announced th or Roast Guests included Janet Kuckmann, maJoninS >n .proteced during construc- Half birth of their first child, Glenr Whether it be Hot Water, Steam or Warm Air, tion usually require - it Nina Havell, John Carter, Gail Dennis Gene Luker o.r 1.19 Alden Paul, on February 25'at Memorial 1 later. Gut from tojMpiality, small, young porkers. Lean, fonder pork in easy to digest, rich jin vitamin Kuckmann, Belle Doyle, Eleanor street and George John Wening of Hospital in Wilmington , Del. My, Don't Discard That Old Fur Coat a General Electric Heatiag Unit installed by — ; Kirkpatric'k, John Baton, Jo Ann58 Wall street have beep, pledged B. New trim-—up to 50% less fat! 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:••'/ Page Seven" THE CRANFORD -..CIxizEN AND CHRONICLE, +HURSDAY,' MARCft. i, 1950- cRANFOKD CITIZEN AND CHRONICLE. THtJRSDAYv MARCtt;! /• and completed basic training at- / cconform with postnl -regulations, [Shlmkus, 47 Myrtlej;'treet, recent- Money ,Oriikttj!rj' r A" new boys' department will be'; J ) L: .a_tapk crewman, in-the division's Many scientists have ^ eat h pr Very Changes 'jlcd-to- the Dcb- n-H'cir Snopr Office will"opeirar9 aTirT. e That the, human ffcs^ire For the first time this''••year, Mr; and Mrs.. Spence' W. Rankin of avenue, as soon-Ss' Anniversary business day, instead of at 8;30 39th' Regiment, arrived overseas where In the great AilBlic^ltfnd" Vheroitee rosd have heard from theiV son Fireman Dean Rankin, accord- The*Cranford Kiwanis Club ob- a.m., it was announced by Post- Men In Service in April, 1055. A 1953 graduate mass about B million year* ago, Calvary Senior Choir Series of Lenten ing to Howard Ca^Hr^Qwn'er. nf Cfnnford Hiah Schooi^ne en- Vrnm thcrp It spread into all part* - •Missiiouaiy^Stricfe ~~ST2TripDt. by 21 its founding at a luncheon meeting The chnhae is being made to son of Mr", anc Anthony E. terecrtTe~A>nTy~iirO;ctoberT~l^54, oTTHiTworldr By Polio"Speakihg.Here T^i0fFiw^^^^ •Mrs.' Marlin 'Sieg, minister of Tlev received nine-letters from .their son last week when the USS is being constvueted, in the; nt Markos Hestaurcint. : Continues for PtesbyWmns ,,,icr'returned to. Weliington,-- -' of the'present store. It will be.set Past ^President Walrer K. St. Michaels The Rev. ,Robcrt Cowles, mis- •music at • Calvary Lutheran of! from the rest of the store by1' sionary to the. phillipinc_ Islands, Church,. has- announced'that the Ne;w Zealandld, frofrom AAntarctica^^ Pi'ihcoton University and entered S'chweizer was Trt~-charfie of the "OUR LORD'S WAY" i •small flight of steps wiih a ;decoi;a- will be guest speaker in'the Al- .-...- .- -•.." idem 1:23- i; • .- •..'; Senior' Choir .will participate • in.^a Th'ciafier was among the. first thn Army, in September.' program. He Lo.ngaker, pastor, at the 9:30 and 11 a.m. services in the First Pr0%j tive wrought-iron, vailing, and will liance.Church at,7:45 p.m. Sunday. Music Festival at Wagner, College, hi,-" to arrive 'in. Antarctica, as provide, for separate fitting rooms club was formed in 1049 w'it Sponsoring Holy He will shojv slides of nil? work. By Rev. George A. Aiicheson, D.D., The Alliance Chuich ' ' i,t of t'hjs country's participation charter mornbe'rs and Richard Mc- THE HEW MANAGEMENT OF Statcn Island, N. Y., ai 7:30 p.m. : ' In a recent letter to his folk^, lot' older boys. • - Sonic 275, members, of. more than 30 discusWon groups nw . m B'ecausc both he and his young ^^e^ervicTSert Gorman tertor, will s*g "I Believe/' by .ip^A-qdaio•"iBUOrtBiuoiui any ux. Fadden as p'rosidenl. Eight of the ' When the pricstsand Levitcs were sent by, the J«>ws to John on March, 11, Second Lt. Joseph.R. Tunner, Jr., Contract- for the alteration has operation and other parishioners will hear.a serrnon by tjie Very Rev. son were stricken w.ith polio, the - Cboirs_ from. • other .Lutheran Saint.Saens,: and at the 11 o'clock \var'in 1957-58.. ; . .. ..-. . son. of Mr. and Mrs; Tu.nner of 21 original members were in. attend-j 4hc-Baptist_tb_flxicLout^wJhp hejwas, he rriadcJijL very clear that : been awarded to Edward Cussano ivic"" ttlj. WilliamrF—Furjong.-direcloi""••" *"-^-urjong.-directoi; of SctqnJIjiJljDivmitySctqnJliiJlJDivinitj'.. !j>cliooi!j>chool; as__. .. ~was-forcedfd - to rere- ! of deyotion, is being held. i . Glacier returned- to New ance. Ten.charter membe'rs'remain he was not thc*CKrist nor was he Elijah the prophet; bti£ prTthe ' churches' in this area"Havi..„...,« . HymnaHvmnnil selections jI series ton "^G'reat . Truths therefore, asked that they .njakc a new road for Him, He. could Alliance Sets , in Atle. America early this Salfc Vaccine 9 NORTH UNION AVE. 1 uHise topic this i ufttl h and he was associated with Carlln ,,will include "Panis Angelieus" and j Christian Church'' < •' is invited to the service," Below the Skies," by Lass Uns" Er- t)i\ Henry J-. Minou'v, Q' past .Tsviho Bible?" '• ... ..' • , • - . • / not walk as they walked, nor could He or. would He dp ail the Clothes, of Elizabbth and Lindefi-. ""Adpr.imus__Ip," by Palestrina;) week wilf be "i*^ freuen;V"Cast 3Fhy, Burden Upon president, i'eported""on plans lor . cum,,...... classes ,will be held ' thingsthey did. They must follow Him; the Son of 6od-could the Lord," by Mendelssohn, and Goirimunion It tt-i< quite warm when the ex- Supply Quickly The new addition will make it a regional hospital to be.locat6d "Ave Verum," by Saliil.Snens, nnd s Slate Leriteri at 9 and 1,1. a.m. on Saturday and not. follow them. '.;• ' / ' " "• "1 Love to Tell the Story," by,Van • '-'Seven Aspects of the Kingdom -'orditio'n lirst arrived in Antarc- possible to handle boys' sports- in Cranford. He said a tl.vct-jr's others. The.Holy Hoiir will close wear, dress,apparel and accessories the. music'appreciation class will Methodists •* Little thought is given to this angle of the Christian faith-' TJ/^/vlr- ' TJ•tV«r'5 £jktir of Go,d."" will be the sermon iopic ;,n Fireman'Rankln- reports, but Distributed committee ,wili be organized. with , Benediction of the Most Hulstf. from sizes 6"through 16. INVITES YOU -, meet at 10 a.m. The Senior Choir • ?; fy.: ,,r,tinn polder as the.fall sea- [—Strl lc-anti--pcrlip- -T-ho—Ro-v^-,Ioto-E—iLunn. is^ist- "Blessed'•Sacrament'.' . •: today. Mental assent is considered; enough—It-matters—little,-if |JUUj!]UIJx__XVK3L!filj_ 1 1 closer. He said the -j-\ will rehearse tonight at 8 o'clock.- will: lead the Everyman's Bible pastor, aCthe 11 a.m. worship serv- toil, i' ' ""-' yaccine, -10iB-.ee,- were delivered to •ant pastor of the First Presbyierian The chorister group is .the To Be Hosts ' anything, how people walk, where they go, what they do, so 1 very changeable and and the Junior Choir at ll a.m. Sat Class-on the theme: "Man and WL'lltlllM' is Church, was congratulated on his long as they given a mental assent to the. teachings ol Jesus ice in. the Alliance Church iHij uwstormiTblindlrig; the state biological center at theHome Economics At Trinity His Neighbor," .....: Hie local heali'h office here reeeritly appointment -as pastor of the Christ. Jqhn, addressing a group of, people, which included •A review of spvcral books under Sunday. Following the rnesiase ,,,J iDcal Navy.man described First Presbyterian Church- of TO VISIT vj- orinc. Thp.cnoii" is conducted by To St. .Senior Fellowship at 7 p,m. will I'cMiiitinent as. beautiful,--espec- and all 'wqre delivered to ^.ai'ea The Intermediate and Senior some of the religious people 61 his class .and his day, called the title,. "A Lenten Miscellany," will be a. communion service.- the Teachers Discuss Bejvidere. • • •/,'-. , ; •;•. , Choirmaster. Carl William Lesch, Cranford Methodist Church will have a prografn titled .^'Operation - .the water and the icebergs, physicians by the following day, Luther Leagues will meet at 7 p.m.be host to the congregation of St. them a genij{!*ation of vipers and counselled' them- to bring forth by the Rev. Frank V...H.'Carthy, Lent," .with the -worship service Sunday School, with-classes fOf lial.v e water .Russell Howard, president, pre- • • ..:' assisted by Michael Dalyi-under Sunday. Boy Scout Troop 84 con- / Hcatlh, Officer William P.! Smith Curriculum Mark's A.M.E. Church at a joint rrteat fit for repentance, ,-. > - • - •-.- •/ led by Hazel Rich 'and Marcia each age group,~will convene at . Hi- aid he knew' 23-year-old sided. Dean Com'pton and Donald ':•[ sponsorship of the Rt. Rev. Msgr. venes at 7:30 p.m.' • '.'-.- rector, will be featured on the pro- reports-. ' • ., A discussion of the curriculum McNamara were the guests of "~ Michael J. Mulligan, STD, pastor evening • worship service at -8 These arc strong words but nevertheless must have been gram for a ''desert, and coffee". to Achilles. ./ • ' 9:30 a.m. RithardT. Williams of Hion, M..Y,. . The cancer sewing unit of the Doctors in Cranford; Mountain- and equipment required for ef-Mr. H.oaglantiv .' YOUR NEW AUTO SUPRLY o'clock Sundiiy. Speaker at the Youth Fellowships will meet ;.t n!y casualty of the expedition. .' " qf St. Henry's. true, since'there was not-immediate contradiction coming from be held in Shertock Hall -at 7:30 Junior Fellowship will meet at 6 ficient teaching of home economics Women's Guild will meet Tuesday service .will be the Rev. George 6:30 p.m.- Addressjrig the Sen^r. m -wiiltanv,-; was killed wlifen a tract- side, Roselle Park,, Linden and • Organized in the fall of 1949, the lip's of his hearers. - . . . ' "' " the same hour. Fred Guyer and wus held'by 35'teachers,'including- ••'iv'.', v from 10 a.m. to 4 p;m. and the,W. Mobrc, pastor, of St, Mark's, p.m. tomorrow by the Altar Guild group/will be Ulric J'elim'k o[ e uiis aboai-d fell .into'a.break Weslfield were given the vaccine "•• • \' —for— • ['•!'.•'' . • the group -sings regularly, at theStewardship QpmmiUce meets on Now, what about it, reader? On what way arc>you travel- Stephen Shaw will lead the deVo- c. The U.S. Ross Island for the program 'of giving free many from Union County,' at a addition to who -will take as hi,s- topic,, "The of Trinity Church for benefit of Springfield,- whose subject will be,' jn ttio \w Bayonne: church \n tions. The program will be "Mod- been named in his honor. meeting last Thursday at Bro.ok- performing in concepts througliout Tue/day at 8 p.m. • \Mind »f the Church." St. Mark's ling? Is it a way chosen by yourself, absolutely independent of the^ guild's work.o. . "Evolution," Miss Merrilyn Gnis- been shots to indigent persons., LEARN TO PLAY p ern Parables," venor of- Wcistfield will speak io. H \v: 11 ir"iiiis "Mr. Smith said "the State De- sidc Place School. ,' ., .' ' • N J and "Ncw^ York On Cosmopolitan Choir will sing. God? It it a way dictated by the thinking and actions of the Mrs. E.- C. Earhart, guild direc- The .Session will meet Sunday had been assigned to'.the Miss Veivha Danley, state super- • AUTOMOBILE SUPPLIES New Jersey and "Ncw^ York., On the- intermediates. ' • » -. ••• . • • -. partment of Health is. allocating ACCORDJON. !• .^oJjovvJngJJhd^c^vjMjhere will. friends and companions you keep? Is it decided by general Opin- tor, announced that'the affair is Evening-with rnembcrs of .the adult .yisor of home eco'nomics, introj- i r Sunday, this clioir will sing Mttaq%e«!ftee 7:47:-4f5l np.mm .H -'^ .,,lhvl .vv,-s« busyhnsv . One oOf ththee first cent to biological centers "aiici 40 New York City. bers of. the choir will be hosls. now," • . . •.'• this,, meeting will''be ''The Art* of' : shcools,-; Dr. Howard- R. Best, su- Osceoia Talk Services Sunday. 1t Trinity service. He willshow slides of his [•nmpleted-when the ex-to commercial channels for use' byv Beginner's accordion furnished : The St. Henry's 'Choristers-have! '. Dr. Albert. Allinger, pastor, will .It is said'in the Old Testament that "there is a way which Holy Churchmanship." • wlition arrivedd wast thhe construc- physicians in their private prac- perintendent of schools, and Miss SPORTING EQUIPMENT •appeared on radi'o and television Church include: 8 i .m., work. . .' | Ejtta Tuhfier, principal. ' , • Modest lesson fees-. begin a sermon series entitled sccrocth, right unto a man, but the end thereof are the.ways of . Eucharist; 9:15 a.m., family wor- There will be a presentation by ts, of ah. air strip, he said.. Ap- and their singing was broadcast Series Topic Monday evening at *7:3t) .the ices. • ' ^nother highlight of the meet- •IS "AVhat- Do , We, Know . About •-_—death." When l_was_ a lad living in Ireland, ,T made' the. ac- sh'ip and Church School; 11 a.m.th; e Firs.t Aid Squad» as the Twcn-, Colonist group" of Pioneer "Girls parently men from- his shjp took Practically no vaccine is avail- worldwide on fourprogratns of the "The PatlV; of Temptation" will Jeslis?" at. the Methodistr-Church ty^Thirty Club meets at the church 'part in'this project. • . ing was a clarification of-the forms Catholic Hour over NBC Radio in be.JL.hc topic of the Rev. Albert G.' quaintance qf a young man, the son of one of the nearby farm- choral Eucharist and sermon by will convene. Also- meeting Unit able through commercial, channels BICYCLES; PARTS and ACCESSORIES morning services Sunday. the Rev. Carroll. M. Bates, as- at.7:30 p.m. Sunday. Refreshments •. He'report* the men have lots of being used in the statewide sur- November, 1954. t-.Dczsq,, .pastor" of Osceoia Presby- ers. He was a lovely chap, with a delightful personality and evening in the church will be tlie for Use by'local physicians,. .'. Dr. vey of homemaking programs^" The-Young People's C^ioir will sistant. • will be served. • , „ ' i-lothosand are required'to Neil Castaldo, president of the terian Church,, as he-continues his liked by almost everyone who knew him.. However'; he chose' executive committee. Refreshments were prepared sing "A Prayer," by Saint-Saeris-, Evening Prayer will be at 7 Circles of .the Margaret Greene' A Pioneer Girls-encampment is • W1.al- (iOlored glasses air the time Cranford Physicians' Club, reports. series-of Lenten sermons • on the the wrong companions, went the wrong way, and" died a pre- •' meet Monday evening and -served by the sixth 'grado at the 9:30 a.m. service, accomp- o'clock in the church for the mem- Guild scheduled for Tuesday evening at buciiussp of tile glare of. the sun on There has -been no material avail- Upsala Choir general theme, "The Paths Our anied, by Mrs. Charles Fancher, mature and regrettable death-. And, s.trangcto say, nearly all . p iind snow. Apparently Ant- foods class. ' ' ' . Master Traveled," at the Sunday bers of the. Youth Fellowships. as fdllows: >'•'•' 7:30. Also meeting that evening 'the jcp able for several,months, the local violist. At the -second service, of his' companions came to a sad and sudden end of life. Following the service the junior Circle .£, .Mrs. Ralph Morrison, will be the Gleaners, who will re- an-tit'-i is ahealthy placl e to l livei , physician said. Horning service. . the .': Senior Choir will • sirig . "O group will meet in the guild room. tho local'sailor say?: "he f Qels Health Officer Smith reports the Concert Set Church School meets at 9:30 a'nd Beloved; Jesus s'aTd,,"! am the Way." His is the partly -way. leader, at the home of Mrs. Ed-decorate their class-room. . • IJJC Council Sponsors A-cpncert by the Upsala College Sayiour of the World,", by. Goss. It is the way of happiness, peace, and-hfe. In that way the The senior group will moot in ward Hunn; Circle" 2, Mrs. Russell The Bithia Class will hold its i\c iind lias put on some weight., state's biological cehter"at his office ~ ENltOLL NOW AT -^ 11 a.m. There will be a special Miss Barbara Turtle will be solo- Sherlock Hall and will hear a pro- had been out of the vaccine pre- Princeton "Theatric Party Choir will be sponsored by Cal- the lonely find companionship,!.the sad comfort, the perplexed Huckel,- leader, at thei home of monthly-meeting Tuesday night ;it The local youth reports he may rehearsal for the Junior Choir at singing '"The gram on "Christian.Symbolism and viously since January.10. vary Lutheran Church on March 10:30 a.m. this Sunday. Regular .ist at both services,-s satisfaction, the sick strength, and the sinner forgiveness.^-Yes, Mrs. Joseph Warsinski;,/Circle 3, 8:30 in the home of- Mrs, Walter c iin-foin - more cold weather duty. The Evening Student, Council of V ,17 at Cranford High School, Mrs. Worship" illustrated with colored Mrs. William Eltinge, leader, at Malwitz, 2415 Vaux Hall Rn;ul, the It is not known when more"vac- Union Junior College will spon- rehearsals will be held - tomorrow Stranger of Gallilec," by Morris, get-on God's way'now, walk in it, and it will lea"d you to your said |Ve expects to. go to MONTANARI Martin Sieg, minister of music, an- High slides. • . • the home of Mrs. George Kelting; Unionr "How: Shall. We Make qjne will be available, Mr. Smith sor a 'theatre Rarty to the Mc- as follows: Junior Choir, 4 p.m.p.m; ; Members of the Junior^ eternal home. ' • Pole this summer. said. This vaccine supplied by the WATCH NEXT WEEK'S PAPER nounced. ' . . Westminster Choir, 6:30 p.m.^and- Fellowship, bringing box supipcrs; Regular meeting.of the w.omon Circle. 4, Mrs. Thomas Conforti, Family Worship Meaningful to Our Carter Theater, Princeton, next MUSIC CENTER ' It has been the custom' for the ' will met at the' old .sanctuary at of Trinity Guild will be held Mcinr leader, at the home of Mrs. John Children?" will be discussed under state, must be used only fijr pa- Thursday. • ; . — for our — past several ytars for the church Senio•nior Choir, 8-p.8 p.mm . Men iij Service tients who. say they- c^tn't afford 9 EASTMAN STREET clay night. Following this business Hunn. - . ' . . , the leadership of Miss Elsie Am-- The students will see Eva Gabor CRANFORD to bring an outstanding Lutheran Ofl\cers of the church on Sunday 2;30 p.m. Sunday to go on^a mys- meeting the group will be address- Circle."5, Mrs. William Frank, ingei', director of Christian educa- Pvt. Paul Damon, son.- of Mr the vaccine, but the physicians can and Reginald Gardiner in "The Achievement Encampment and Mrs. Russell Damon of 7 charge for administering- it-.-" •- college choir to Cranford. No tick- aftcrnoon will attend an institute tery. trip. The Intermediate OFel- | ed by the Rev. John Milbank on leader, at the home of Mrs. C, G.tion.. ' ' _ Glass Clock." GRAND OPENING - GIFTS & PRIZES Trintfur.-r avenue, recently arrived CR 6-7067 • cts- will be sold, buf n freewill for church officers to be held.'at lowship will meet at 5:30 p.m. for the" topic, ''Women in the life of Voorhis; Circle 6, Mrs,- Stanley T.he Women's. Missionary Praver. offering will be taken to offset the-Crescent Avenue Presbyterian a covered dish supper. • A motion -the Church.' Batid. will meet in the home of in Toftyo, Japan, to serve with th'e Arranged for Pioneer Girls Richmond, leader, at the h^ime of . «7th AA Bnttalion as a radai'man expenses. ' '. . / „•, n I Church in Plairifteld under spon- picture will be presented at the. Wednesday evening service of Mrs. Robert Vuckman; Circle 7,- Mrs. L: A. Cohover, 10 Ret lord m A Pioneer Girls encampment,, for the purposepurpose ' ooff wMramgoaaeebadgebs _ n cHouk his basic, training at Fori The Sacrament of l'^ ? -~, sorship of. the Presbytery of Eliza- Senior High Fellowship meeting m y ^terecssjonsjvill be_at; leader, at avenue/at 10 a-roA,.Wedn_eschy^. •mtmtoh—wl . til. ! . . Monday, tlT,e Home De-- Pto .quaiitled m^ffTDX!rs7^lrDeTO auc^ 1 b'clbb'clbckc . ^c".hthe members. Mrs. Theodore Crane will be the speaker During bent a light breakfast iis ldtthh r" will be held Wednesday, , was B'raSiiafed"" 1912 -A Biblefeature quiz dan ad trefreshmeiuXifrTc the Junior rnoet_a_l t the home of Mr. arid Mrs. M Thd C will be the speaker D er tM ice_and. the Senior Choir the an-will • be h Jir ri • • ••• ——^ served in" Sherlock Hall following This.evenlng-the Cub Scouts wil.1 -Uii!iu_at_tli(' later service. A.nurs- South Twenty- for the ocegsioh'. the 7 -a.m.1 ccleb.rfl-tipn-&f— tbo-JIoljL LOCAL AND LONG DISTANCE MOVING 1 : ^I^atli'^o^oirtS^^feW'^^^ . . ... Mrs.'King -•- • - -• •• • ••• '••' -••• ••• - - "School rooms 'during -thne I1f1 o'clocR.p" - • ' •• j,v ch-ii ee of the' worship Tuesday Meetings' wUl inelude: th0Se- to receive badges, Household • •• :*<•' w'il be t children, commuters and;', others. Cars will leave the church lo-; service,, with "Klrsl, Northa Ellihg Cancer dressing unit, 10 a.m.;i Patty; Martina, ""Carol Francis, HAROLD F^BENNER servicrvieoe. . . .; explained; that the badges axe- steps Barbara Bcckharrf, Barbara Moore, Fridays at 3:30 p.m. a devotional morrow evening at 7 o'clock for' and Mrs. Virginia Freese in Women's Society of Christian | Incorporated f;v¥^ Other meetings Monday will in- n of achievement to earn ranks, hni'ir Is holrl in ;thjl_hj^l_jjnr_j>!^l GedVLg charge. • I 40 and Sei'Vice executive board—1- confirmation age children featuring Shipping A mid-week LentQn service will I fludo: Girl Scout. .Troop campments; • I Westfleld. . | Mrs; Elizabeth/Gilbert, leader, at where a group of men will conduct Automobile Painting Storage 1 and Commission . on Education, worship and handicrafts. The Rev, ;k Brownie "Troop 68, 3:30 p.m.; Ses- John Silliman, chairman, at 8 p;m. The badges artd those who will Carroll M Bates is.in.cjiaige,.as- the home *pr Mrs. Herbert . Mc- a service. Authorised DUCO Refipishing sion; '8. p.m. ' : "The Practice of the Presence of received them arcr as follows: Bas TVIitzvah Rites sisted by teachers ol'.- the primary Culloughj/Group 3, Mrs. Wallace Prom 8 a.m. to noon on Saturdiiy: BODV and Spring Luncheon Kitchen craft, Rachacl Hdrman, t/'ahd Mrs. Norman Gibbs, the men wi.ll participate in hS Packing .' A spring luncheon, to mark the Thex-c will be a special mid- God," by Brother Lawrence, will department. ilia' FENDER WOHK week Lenten service at .8 * p.m. Elizabeth; Barbara Beckham and At Temple Friday , at the home of Mrs. Hazel weekly "Work Morning" ' in opening of the_jjiJa3r5iTfn'y room be the topic for the.spiritual life Miss 'Frances Tannebaum, Regular monthly meeting of.the Dtiliix Efiamel Reflnishing Tuesday. Deacons will be instudy course at 10 a.m. Wednes- Carol Francis, Cranford; Sharon .__ , Group 4,. Mrs; Margherita Educational Building. Call CRanFord 6-0898 Estimates Cheerfully in the newly-constructed Educa- daughter of Mr. and Mrs. I. Tan.- Vestry will be held tonight in the Welding' —. Truek Lettering charge, of refreshments after the iJlay,^_with_JVI_rs. Rl J. Hawcs _as^ Pechin and Nancy Fairchild, Gar- |-guild r.6Qn'L^__Jlii^_Mucidional^|Jfcrlc.y. leadei*. at_thej home of tional Builduig._of_ the AHiarico AvoodTJoy^JeTriickrSpringllTildrand Ticbacrm^-will—lie—bas-mitzvah-at-' 213 South Aye., East Given on: Any Church "will be held today. .. |-sBrviee.--Trhe-public-is~ invited. leader., ; Building' Mrs. Edward Roos; Group 6, MrsT| h \ CRANFORD 6-1111 MeetingH Tuesday will include: Debbie MeElwee, Mary Lou McTempl- e Beth-El during services to- Howard R. Best, leader, at -the Cranford, N. J. Moving Problem The ASHBROOK SWIM CLUB is centrally Guest speaker . Will be Miss Continuing the-Lenten series on Mullen, Lorrie Capron, Winneld. hTnorrow evening at 8:30. "A member of the Cranford wi 606 SOUTH'AVENUE. E. Elizabeth Fjjth of the Gospel Mes- Brownie Troop 80, 3:30^}.m..; com- "Christian Saints and Sinners," home, of Mrs. Cha'rles H. Kurtz, Schbol Stamp Club,- Fred Son-} municants' class, 4. p.m.; Boy Scout Sew craft, Carol King, Shirley ' Rabbi Philip Brand will oSftcjatc Wit 10 Years and Group 8, Mrs. Fred J. Water-' senger Mission,. B,ropklyn^ This is. Dr. Allinger will speak on "Anan- Rakcus, B«rhara Moore, Carol and will be? assisted by the bas _,er of. 156 nonvald," won a gold star in tht* one of the '-missions on behalf of Troop 44 and Explorer Troop, 7 ias and' Sapphira" at' 8 p.m. Wed- Edw man, leader, at the home of Mrs.junior stamp .exhibition in-B«rnen- located in CLARK TOWNSHIP. m Francis, Joyce Liska, Robin Sten- mitzvah girl and Cantor Nathan drive leted 10 yc serv- which the Home' Mission Society P- - • • v Hugh Mair. . • • nesday, i gal, Cranford,; Betsy Pettersen, Parnass. Researpn and En- lieltl.. The gold star entitles him •We are proud of the beautiful countryside in which works: ' , ' A Family Night supper will be Events scheduled at the church ice with Wednesday at 1:30 p.m., Group Jo Anne Schnitzer,, _Westfleld; Miss Tannebaum has completed gineering Company/^Linden. Mr. to exhibit at "F'ipex," the -fifth In- swim club is located..' *• The business meeting will be sponsored by the 3F Married Cou- tonight inelude: Young People's 2, Miss Helen Plummer, leader, at ternational Philatelic, Exhibition t Christine a course of study in the reading ol Heger, a rescfirclxenginecr,,. is a the New York Coliseum on April We cordially invite you to come out and inspect. presided over' by Mrs. Durwe'rd ples' Club and the Choir at 6 p.m.Choir rehearsal and meeting of the. Hebrew prayers with a rea-member of the/company's pred- the home of Mrs. Albert Goetz, A Nelson of Roselle Park, president'. strom, Joyce Lowrey, Hhylis Man- "Moments - of Meditation," a 28 to May,6'. Wednesdays. . Boy Scout,Troop 75 at 7 o'clock; chos.ter, RRahwayh , and CroCaroll liow'Rowe,e ] sonable understanding of the He-icts researdi/di vision. • MEMBERSHIPS AVAILABLE TO 300 FAMILIES leadership training course' under Garwood. brew language. She will/deliver a • PRIVATE USE OF CABANA 5TYL- DRESSING ROOM the leadership of Mrs. Barbara Nature; Judi Hidi, Garwood, and talk .in* Hebrew ana i,n English and the', blessings, maftir and SAVE TIME! FOR ENTIRE SEASON. Jean Horan, director of Christian Betsey Pettersen, Wcstti.eld. . education, 7:30, and Senior Choir -/-. • POOL 75'Zx 150" ^-LARGEST OF TYPE IN AREA Haftorab at the services. Garden, Sharon Arrington Mei€ury Owners Cash yO/Ur checks or make de Get in the Swim TENNIS COURTS — DECK SHUFFLEBOARDS

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ir-'.-—•; -r vi: ;r! County Trust, may we open your account soon? ; greatly beloved, fear not: Peace be DON'T WAIT! -^ Your car can cover the down payment 1 JUNE 1st '••••• .-r. :* (cleaning took, included £ unto thee, be strong, yea, be Low monthly payments! " *' • strong." HOW . Have Your Futs . Among the selections to be read CHRISTIAN Attended to NOW. from "Science and Health wfth • HolUndoicixing Key to the Scriptures" by Mary • Reityling FOR INFORMATION • Exclusive double* Baker Eddy is the following ('203:- SCIENCE • Repairing stretch liosc cleans 13): "Spiritual perceptioiv-^brinus HEALS Iwit'c llie area of any out the possibilities of being, des- Call WEstfield 2-4555M oilier make of cleaner, troys reliance on aught but Gini, DRYSONS anil. >o makes man the image of Since 11)13 SUNDAY Since Union County Trust Company Write P.O. Box 192, k Full horsepower his Maker in deed nnd in truth." STATION Central and Broad Scriptural selections will include WATV (13) 9:45 A. M. Upstairs —WJEs«l«>ld,J2S107b ntolor gives you more the following from II Corinthians WesHield, N. J. suction. WOR (710) 7:45 P. M. 142 Broqd Street (Operilhursday evenings 6:30 to 8) X3.L4.5Jj_|'And .such trust have we. i thought Christ id God-ward: NoT Westminster lWe7& Prince S7rropn~FTrday~everilTTgP4T30--to 8) lA/ikAAAAA/WVVW 3-month supply of new '56 Dodge .ears, will Road Map of Routes to Asbbrook Sicim Club — tallow These Directions Regular Price $97.50 that we are sulllcicnt of ourselves Westminster Drive-In (Open Fridays 8:30 A.M. to 8 P.M. — to think any tliinu as of ourselves; go in 6 weeks I _ COME VISIT WITH US i: VOO MAY riND COMIFOBT, BAI*riNKBR »n* the WAY OPEN HOUSE EVERY SATURDAY ana SUNDAY FROM 2 to 5 * wi 95 but our sullleiency is of God." Ibrouih llitenlnt ts mmt al the following Custom Royals 1 Royals I Coronets! 2-door and 4-door Sedans I 2-door Monday through Thursday 8:30 A.M. to 6 P.M.) 715 Elizabeth Avenue (Open Monday evenings 6:30 to 81 JVST' CI1K18TIAN SCIENCE MADln PMOOKAM8 Ol* and 4-door Lancor Hardtops! Station Wagonsl Convertibles! 69 ... 609 Westfield Avenue iOpen Tuesday evenings 6:30 to 8) FIRST Cffl)RCH.0LCHRJH,SaE?!TI31 ,..,... ri,^,..... Volume.^ 8l». WKCA AVr. \r UILN iv. our Sell-a-thqnl 100 South Ave., E., Cranford (Open Friday evehingV 6:30 to 8:30) ( 710 ke) — Every CKANFORD Rla. VfOtt Cranford Walk-Up Window (Open Fridays 7:30 A.M. to Servtcei: Sunday 11 A.U. SU. WQX* Uu«0 ka) — lit, Srd Svnday EacU Me.,.M;O6 *. a. Sunday School 11 A.M. (IBM ke) — tjnd SuKird.y Eaoh Me t:OH ». m. EDWARD KEOUGH, President W-<-)~ Bta. WOXB HUGH CLARR MOTORS 1:30 P.M. and from 4 lo 8:30 P.M. — Monday through Thursday TeuUmonlal Service Hlallon W.VTV, Cbannrl 1:1, NYC. tvtry Sunday U: IA A.M. 7:30 A.M. to 1:30 P.M. and 4 to 6 P.M.) ASHBROOK SWIM CLUB, INQ. Wedneiday Evanlng, 8:19 o'clock UW% CRANFORD ELECTRIC f'.-ea lllmlirt aad retterta e( benrflta reeelved from tbaae I READINQ ROOM Keqveitt tar 609 North Ave., W. Westfield, MEMBER fEOERAl DEPOSITJNSMANCE COBPORATION CRANFORD 6-0483 111 North Union Ave., CraaferJ - yrefrstm will b«'»»pr«el»teil. 8 ALDEN STREET Mr dally MoVi. thru V'rl., 10:30 to « P.M. lit. 1 ml PU l"i Ida* evunlut 7;30 - I ', .'. ""/ ' ;•' -•'•'*• I': -?r:- : t7 : . '<, '•!• tK-y .''V '^ -

• •"—"" ;, -'• •" ,--!-••- •/•• r'— ~~~~i /• •••••'• -, ' • """•"•-'•-.. GAR WO THE'.CRANFORD CITIZptf' ANE>' CHRONIGLE, -THURSDAY,'-MARCH .1, 1956. I.enney 'of the music .faculty .and Skaggs pccretary of the, club. T Jersey, .'acquire land and plan the" following parents: Mrs, John group was accompanied by M fg;' chrtlnrtg nf >nrfc or 'bone SpcftetS fund-raising drive. . Sp'echt, adviser, and-^Mr.. Leimcv. SECTION THBEE TEN CENTSV TWyMes—PhasinTWHyy-Mes—Phasing Ruddrr MMrsr . iHK CRAKfFORb CITIZEN: AND; CHRONriCt,E, THTTRSnAY, MftBCH >," 1956 ' and '. Richard Ludlum, • asststBntTdamagearrtidamagedd oorr destroye destroyed.in.accidentsd in accidents., It was report that previous elf BernardjSchneider' and Mrs. Ir- VOI.,. b | Yen-ta-4o—fofcm-a—regional hospital d Ms Ir Tn Service • - . -~ i_ . _ . • • •• •' ^ •I •<-.- «.»™ alsni«on explainenimlained how "vi"i n GuyeCC JJ'-' ' ' ' ••_ To Organize Unit failed because of the Tack of in- . Army Pfc- Benito Berardiiui!, Twenty^four members of the dustrial support and shortages of Cranford, High' School Music Club 22, son of Nick Borardinelli.' Postmaster Borough Ready for Resumption FoyHospital ..steel and .nursing personnel. Heinrich street, is enrolled inih Citillo Calls ott Trustees Unit • _ " nprformancn own A committee "oracrctors-to-spark- uou.tse—oi—ihe—tHii»- The School Planning- Commftl'ee"sft»&J>een dissolved and will fee Cubmaster *G. Fifield and G.-. repaired through "use.of vitalium versity of 'Maryland's....overseas cher of the Boy. Scout Council. ,th.o fprmation ol a regional hos- ens Piip j Hellinger Theatre in New. York often are stronger than triey were pital in Cranford will be. organ- program in Germ'any, where hi- is replaced'by a building 'committee of. the Bo5rd~-oTEduc!ation, Burton 1 last Wednesday. Each year the KENILWORTH — Salvatore'Cirillo, a member of the Board of 1 before being damaged, he declared. serving* with, the Seventh Army. J • ,...<. | First session of the hearing, was™. C Belden, president,/reports,' '•.' • " .^^""""^-s^ ized at.a meeting 'on March 18 atQj>era House, Theatre; club lias a theatre party to some pARWOOD—Completed plans for, for presentation of the Many questions were asked from' PJc. Berardinelli entered the Army am Eiducatiofi','today issued a statement calling on.the board "to work to- By Cowell be! i held in Newark on July 27.-at the Cranford Hotel. ' Eighty Cranford High School musical event. . • elimination oi_ the Center street | case. Time, of this ' • ' It was the School Planning Committee which r'ecomrneTidi>d the ^jone Mending the/floor following the talk." ' - in December, 1954,. arid cdmpk-u-d E-JMI'LVVORTH —. For the fourth time this year, the three-man gether, as a team." , .....* * , "~ ' GARWOODV Elmer F. Cowell grade crossing oi mo j,eihi;,v <_UM- set after the borough^erigineer has) which time railroad engineers and This*was decided by a j grow students journeyed to 'the Metro- Livingston is president, hnqin training at Fort Dix. Hi- ,i, grade crossing of the Jersey Cen- present..expansion-program.- The committee issued a 79-page repi •The. meeting was conducted by of physicians- fr.6m nearby, com- ; Hcari majority on Tuesday evening turned down Mayor Walter The slatcmqnt v^as in reply to- comments made' by Williarn C; of 319 Spruce avenue, assistant tral Railroad,, to be presented when completed his arujjvsis of the com-! Boroup-h Enigncer Grail Avere in- on school enrollment forecasts, ca-1—'.- '•--•—. :— politan Opera House Friday by in Europe in. May, 1955. Smith, board president, at last-week's reorganizatibn meeting and hearing is resumed, before tlie pleted. ijlansa^subinitted bj- the structed to prepare "a reasonable Pfdcediijes Told Acting President .Edward J. Sha-munities meetin'g recently with the . ' right'i s nonijnation pi' ESwani Kasbaria.n to fill a.vacancy on postmaster here sinoetigiiieeiing dcpiirUncnt. |and practical- plan-foplanfrr eliminatinmg parities of . present', buildings, Cranford Physicians' Club as host. •nu£h Council.' ' -J- ' • • •-- _ -' " '_ •" ^ Mr. Smith's action in not naming' ' " "" was s,worn in- as acting postmaster I960 printinjg^kni.tling and others/, ; At LiowTMedjng Alfred Frigttla. William Meyer was Represented -on" the physicians first of six special performances Mr.Cirilta to a committee chair- ' Al!^crtticr_da.la_iinc• " '-* ->-J- -•- l. , rcsoxcls..'.for_'•••'••«'".| . ...Xi-L-inn" .fgrsubrnissiqn'whefni- Ci i limi c<;i im' whenn •• buiidlnE~7r«iuirements---by 1960 TT.fc three -R'epuliHcaris, Councilmen-Kenrietli Hart, Alva Mycf.s Dy posiui inbpueioif at ceremonies! Wednesday . on the borough's ObvotioiuTconsisted of Scripture "Wonders s*t Orthopedic liting program chairman for "wcommittee will be Cranford, Lin- for students of the opera "Rigo- manship. Mr. Qirillo was .the only I! syf^cirt of the -borough's request j t-ho .hearing-is resumed. and 1'9665 5 andd . plans exam- I Krnost Vardalis, votcdlagainst.- : ~r-— ' — in the local post office yesterday.i.tition in the matter, were receivuu,^r\nn i u. u.v u.^..>.uf,,,., .^.,„...-., >,_ „ . .read by Mrs. Raym.ond'lTJes and ^v., were-described by Dr. Har- board member not' assigned to ined for meeting the' require- den, Wostfiold, Union, Roselle, lctto." .The students prepared' in He succeeds John F.-JDu-gan, post- i here Monday night' and are beinfj'j'for action on they crossing reinaval j -A tentative plan presented by | an article, ''Joy Counts-v' read by old Hanson, for.merry of Cranford Rdselle Park/ Clark, Winfleld, Income Tax tK, I)l)mination,--whiie_lho_two. .takon-on .tho— pi-o- •head a committee, ments: in V960 and 1965.* This re- class .for the opera. master since. June 1, 1933, whose! Studied by -Borough' EiiRineei>Ptvt- : arc- in. readiness for resumption .borough rjffidals ;.at the opening Mrs! Walter Zehrfus. .• . and now associated: with the New lWin.'Ci>ts. Councllmen. Raymond Garwood and Kenilworth.. ''Board members.should not join List Drive retirement became effective vis-j r;ick .1. Grail, it was reported by j of the-hearing* in 'Newark at 11I session, ealling for elevation oi port was prepared by-Anthony "Refreshment hostesses for . tho •It'rsey Orthopedic Hospital, .in New Bristol-JVtycucs Dr. Neil.'Castaldo, president of They were accompanied tfy Miss Mayor. Borighl agreed to a~clis- together as a,.cliquo>-'in order to Terregino, -principal of Cleveland Olga E, Sp'echt and James' R. Returns i;ly.knburgh and Frank Mascaro, terday. ..'•"• • I Councilman Lew-is JMt Ross'at ;i.m. Wednesday, it was reported the tratks arid: construction" of a evening . were Mrs. Arnold* Da-hl- Orange, as KUeSt speaker at the Position for^UivjIiMS.. ^ ""'explnine'd that the. phy- cuvsion. on the situation, but re-control board action," Mr. Cirillo Acting Postmaster Cowell ex- Tuesday night's Btfrcnigh Council-by Cmincilman Ross, who has [ bridge at the present crossing, was. Vl;u.,l. in favor of it. iterated his stand that the seat) 1 Captains • School. quist and Mrs. Frank Mattern. dinner meeting of the Cranford Dr. Wilhc-lm Reiss of i'22 Hill- sic]aris^cortmittee will recommend said. He fidded: "A. good board plained that his ;name must now meeting.. . /^ . sp;u U.ed the eitirenVmoVe for start- dei'lared incomplete by PUC Of- Mr. Beldon served as committee ' i-vilowing' this action, Mayor belongs to the Democratic P^artPiirtyjmembey r should not indulge in Lions Club (ft the Cbac'h.ancl Four crest avenue has been elected'as- persons tosfcwzijbn a citizens eom- Prepared . KENILWORTH' y. District cap- bo presented to the Senate by Colincilpwrn. Ross announced' of thc elimination. projeet.. J licials, who lequestecl more in- chairman. Other .members were: Vast- week. • . '•' ••: - ..." miitee. It is'thefrtwi^to have-*the phone Doi-iKlit siiid-lt. is only proper ,that as depreed- by the' voters.' _—^, Ipe tty criticism of the administra- tains for the annual Girl Scout Presi.dent Dwiglit 'D. Eisenho\s/er that jj>rfieetinR- of the liiayjir-iuid-j- Mayor William H,'"•Stowage .formation on^gracfes, drainage and Dr. Howard R. Best, superinten- 'Gay Nineties' ". Illustrating his .talk with slides 'sistant vice-president, of Bristol- physicians gradually^- rates are th,, 'vsicaiicy. be f|lled. This po- Ip other business, Councilman tioh of the school. He should know fund drive were announced today for confirmation before he assumes' courieil will bp-ealled between.now urged all members of th\r-rouncil loeiition-of the bridge in relation dent of schools; Robert M. Crane., .HIKI X.-rnys, Dr. .Hanson told how Myers Products Division" New fr.om the program as the . Hart- .was assigned to attend a where a board member's functions by Mrs. Joseph .Delhi Sala,. general the full title 6t postmaster.. ^-f-tTfid next Tuesday to discuss tlie! and any other interested citizens .to the North avenue storm sewcr. qlli,,,,' the mayor said, belongs'to meeting in'-Union to discuss Sun- the full title oi postmaster.. -^ruim "U-M IUV.-^,<..V lu ,,..„ . ... ' representing the Cranford Cora- Cleveland PT A vitalium, an alloy.of chrome, co- York, according to a "recent art- ment continues? Dr. Castaldo. cx- end and the school administrator's chairman,' and Mrs. Billy Emmerfc, It is expected that Albei-t^-Vtin.' plans ancl_mak'•--'••e final •arrangement s i-u atten. d1 theiu_. i.hearing« :.•,„. I . (Continued on Page 8) |._.',!„... IX'inocratic Party. He termed day closing of stores. In inviting [ begin, T : - munity. Council; Richard J'. Kaut, STNfiER & SINGER 1h residential chairman. 1 m*Hi|, !;K.enilwoi;ih •to~p"a7t-itipate •" " ' ~- iuiL&u. ~ ~ • • ~' representing jttie crnnfnrrt—tnc Show-Theme "mpnding" people vv.lid suffer At tli'c meeting the-doctors- pres- tin • in uTe The text of Mr. Clrillo's state- They are.: First,.. Mrs! Runee- will be promoted to^acung' as'sis-^j president. •' . — Accountants and Tax ConsuTtanTs —' mi anuudu callev«n>-vd. i'...t .'"pur. !"••;-p 1 didiscussionss sion , Union payers' .Association;_Mrs: Dorothy i — . severe bone .injuries. ent .agreed there is a definite need Boston . officials said ment: . Zampaglione and Mrs. A. George tant postrna'ster apd'Emil Peterson,! DTT Rci5V~a^Tiatrye' of VierTnA, pl,,ty, pniitTcs." .Mayor B.onglit.saicijdcr,nite action ig- needcdi Mayor Bassott; second, Mrs. Harold Krtud^ Garwood LL Appointments j Committee M- Mackie, representing the Par-J A "family .talent-night" program , lie explained that vitalium is for a hospital. They were urged to Detroit 447 N. WOOD AVE., LINDEN •t'understand why the.post - "Tn a recent statement "made by senior, clerk, tp^acting supcrintcn- ent-Te.acher 'Associations. ' ; to be presented by the Cleveland joined Bristol-Myers Products Di- speak at various qomfnunity meet- lit '•:'"' '""'' Boright said action on this prob- son; third, Mrs. Oliver ,J. Brown, dent of mails". The acting .post- the only alloy which has been found been filled. . lem has been under consideration the president .of the Board of Edu- '.Also, Frank J. Martz, supervis- i School Parent-Teacher Association -"acceptable" to the body, which vision' in 1953, 7aV~scientiflt-in- ings: to arouse- interest in-the pro- Pram Bttntim hUttt 6 I'M and S: 9 X. M. to 9 P. M., Monday ihrough Friday cation, he said,, 'My sincere ho^epr:, and Mrs. Henry McG.echan; mastc»>e5tpjiiined that under Pub- Listed, Opening Date Set SeefeJNfew all day Sunday. 3 tnin, sUtion Vardalis said ho for some time. . * 1 il or of secondary education; Herbert • will feature an 1890 theme. normally rejects foreign materials ject. ."''." " • •- A. M. to 6 P.M. Saturdays ' '. _ is thathat.nt noo one Iis sitting as a mem-m *fbu'r.tii' , "Mrs" . Austin»—•"-•«'"" Hiller;—fifth— n**"- , licjbaw 68, which Went into effect M0 charge of, their "analytical .and 1llll(ll UcJiaw 68, which went into eueci; . - . R.' McCullough, board secretary; j This wus announced fqllowinij t»t«, 10 % Fed. tax not included. • hop The council turned down a re-, Mrs. C. G.Yule, Mrsi C. W. Mur- t" f h Gd Littl Lgue Im' J O^t OlIlC introduced'into flesh, or bone; ..- physical chemistry. In' 1954 he A. citizens' committee, Dr. Cas- „•(! the mayor would be in more ber of the bpard primarily as a December 3, 1955, it may be somei i '•' GARWOOD — Activities of the Garwood Little League, Im'., are • Mr.. Terregino and Clianning Rudd, , auditions held recently in - the taldo said, would form a corpora- 5-1556 ~?: ^ a moo quest of the Union County • Board. phy and Mrs. George Fraser; sixthf X-ray 'pietyres were.shown il- was promoted to director of re- id to discusas the positionr 11l. : lobbyist for any pressure group.' time before these advancements getting oft to an early startthis year, with committees for the coming M. 1,. Taiiafet-ro and- Mrs. G.'! school". The 'program will be offered lustrating how bone actually ad- tion, take over the charter offered •}^i...^. u?!" ^l !!l, .Uvl'E7ecUbn\s tachanBTthTnirmbor I. .must admit I a'm-a lobbyist for Mrs. John Klok, Mrs, .Charles- season- already named by Police Lt.'Thomas X Colwell. league presi-] • GARWOOD —• Mayor William search and development, his prcs- ' ink'ntied to-stand-by his. nomina become effective* 1 Holmes Williams, Board of Educa- on'March 23. heres to and crows into vitalium. by-the Regional- Hospital of New of' clettio'n district live to election a ' pressure group. This pres- Kern, Mrs. Emil Ellas' and _Mrs. Mr. Van Natta has been" em dent, and the opening date set "for May 13,. when 'there will be a ' H. Sevtfrage tins appointed-a com- 1 nun mid wasn't willing to consider district two. The board favored George Casscra, and seventh,"Mrs, A Fib d PAL vsSonoco at UeH' mittee >%>l to further the interest in . tion members.' *. • "The acts that wele.auditioned," ,ny.mc else. He also charged that sure group consists of 1,049 cnil-; ployed at the local JPost Omce for doiiblo" header — ACOA vs. Fibro, and PAL vs..,Sonoco - at UeH ' mittee to further the interest in As a result of the committee's | Mrs. I. N. Guycf, PTA president, such action to reduce its -workr dfen in our schools, I believe, with Delia-Sala; • . y . 33. years and Mr. Peterson tor 25 „...... _•__•'_ i• ' , , , , ii voiild have been proper for 'load'; •-• • " / •.•recommendations, the . Board of :>»«!, •'Vh.owed some very-uhusuaj Miiyor Doright to resign'as a coun- the ability ofthe taxpayers to pay, The house-to-house drive will yejrrsi .._'• ; ' ' , . . '-- Stadium. . . '.': "/'". '"" , a jievy Post Office for the bprbugh Mayor JBoright reported he had,that board members should place be held pn^March 11 from 1' to A registration rally will be held.. ment, Vincent Reynolds; boosters,- ;md to se'ck'Tmprovements of Education has asked Cranford ' talent, iitirt . the- whole program uan irpt.'n running for mayor so Mr. Cowell added that the ad- nairm on the -federal-owne'd - voters to act on a bond issue ref- 'promises to be one. ot muny_siLr-_ '. (Continued on Page 2) the interests and needs, of our 4;30 p.m. .. ' yancement avenue and Willinm-'jTi;elcjisc;;....,.._... ;.. •trrertthtrrpwr VtorL>ilU3at" " '—>•"" e i wises." ' ...?CTmttttWte - .f • . "Mi-"TJin'=rrdfe;hiT>i'^sifec t: else. A good bom-d member must ;Nirs. Delia Sala's home, 685 Fair- Joseph Miecio of 539 Locust ave-' register for Little.or Minor League • 1 Serving on the committee' are 000. This would provide funds project are; Publicity, Gordon- to Ruii Again . : , , :„„ ' , tit.ll 'Timn- an:inrdl placnhice willwill ' bb'.-' T:n ;:n- j- >"pc.-h and John E. Conlin. _ ,( _ . . .. for two'.elcmcht{irv'_scho_pls, for a .-..uti I^..-J- -. -rtie nnfl regard his mernbershin. as an,-op- field avenue, the' special events nuc,-who. has. been serving as a j Ball, Time • H; .Tiller, : Mrs. i3. M.-Kisner; properties and . committee reported it has gained Banquet arrangi'tnents', William-Coimeil'mvm. Edward site for'one of them and forn six- >t For Coiiiily-Xomniittep portunity for service ro our^chil- substit.u'te for-seven.'years because j nouneed as spori as "definite pliflis 1 and John co8lumC!i Mrs ('mine oj, | . _ j r dren,. our nation,- tmdpas^a—public_[j permissiqn to place exhibits in the have been' iriadc... • ' -. 'Patten, chairman; Mr. Gticriien ),; Edwtinl S. Tripka rMjjvadditibn to'Bro6ksicleB6kil ' Plnt-Placec ; ' ' Norman .-Jones' and they will be-willing ;-^__^ „ .;—Robert Gordon, j tticrc was no opening for a ~' ,-liBhting i^id" sound-, Mrs. R. S political iU trust bt the highest-order, "' ~. windows of three local stores. They anent position. - - - Work' on. the field will coni-|W. Joseph CJioborda, Patrick Sue-' Teuschcr. • to discUS. S the situatioi n att ' any|,RepiHjHeari municipal chairman, manent position. 11 '••'-"• -"-"''e-up, Mrs. C. II announcccl^tod4y he will be a "Our school-board consists of are: A display of wilts in Boro • Thcc son of Mr. and Mrs. FranFrank i: meiicmence asas- soon as'weatheu» wuciun-r. permits^um.,.,,, ,I co^...,, F... Simonso- ._n and Mrs. K. Kor-, Following a remark by the may-i Upon the completion of the ' Cox; There has never been a -cljs- :: ill/ . lime nine member's. It should be theDrugs, a senior scout and""«im£ •••••' - _-,-.-,::. •.„,. ,.,. i „,„;. !,.,„„, ,,,i (i,.'i,,\) Mi-: V/ei'tn-1 or iit the Borough Council meeting building programs Cleveland, and , Bedell seaiing, Mrs. H the waneissue, ^CouncilmaUt...^ „.n. • candidate for reeteciion to the •bCowell of the Spruce avenue ad,-j it was a'nnounced'tliis week ,,l)y! omi; banquet ticketsS, Mr. Wei'tn-j' (I Mrs/ F. LoeUlfT ,-IISMCIH- duty of the board to work "together. munity service exhibit at Kcriil- drcssV~-Mr^Cowell joined the local] James Guerriero, grounds chair- ! wein; "game appeal and proK'st,!.'Tuesday niiiht .,th«t-he \yas ready Shermaman BSchoolu.uu,s, _wil„ ..l. „be...... converte. d ' ' dy s. Gv, Said, and the council, is | Republican . County CtWcpUtee worth Moat Market-and a demon- t o Mrs. Guyor, and |4js a team, plepsanlly and intelli- [Posfosit Officymcxe- su,^,StflfL.ti^s „a ,...,.carrie,r uo n i man, Who urge„-.d, ...al.l .person s inter- Anthony. Casale,. F.'McKean anil j, entertain such a motion-,..Coun- ^to twsvo-yeao r junio' r ' hig' "'" h school'---'-'-•"'•• s , • fiitiiled to a discussion. " • . from the Fifth District, formerty-j "h Sydnor | geTrtl-y^Board policy should be de-stration at Variety Gleaners, April 1', 1924, and^ccame a clerk ! csted1 !-in --- -volunteerin• —.....-:«..g .!,„;,thei. r .-„,.,,;.,,,,servictis. 'i\.inie .'-. Jiimc' J nines s T.T.' 'Lconard Leonard;"n ! cilman Tiller moved that a coin- a Mrs. •. C'ciiiii'cilman Myers'said he. had the second district. u : ancanld CranforCi d High 'School to "i Anv jn rived fr&m^discussions and facts - Mrs. Fred Rein is chairman of in 1929. -. ' ." ' ' Jin Helping to get, the. licjd rearly ground rules, Mr. Ogonciwski »nd j mittee be appointed "to do every-_ ''steel ' !olUwh( ) Mr. Gortlon has been a county thihg possible to see thhe now.Pos. t four-year high selfobl.' The two !wou,cl hl<0 to conlrtbulo uuem m;l, MiKKc's.tcfl . former Councilman window displays and she is being coinmittecmah- for the past several presented at mSotlr^gs. Board mem- for the season to no.tify him or hi,s four head managers. • Office -which, was promised u"s is ^jiew schools and the addition «Pjt,on|.u,t Alltho v Terreaino,'t ' primany Oliver J. Brown, Jr., who lost tcV assisted by Mrs. James Murphy, co-chairman, Archie Darroch, ori All l SStaar managerg,, Josepph Bey- years and^ serves on the ZoninsJ bers should not jointogether as a mafic a reality." ^"Brpoksidc Place <,i-hool are need- ,c j , ,lt thc scho()1. ... •M;iyor Boright in th,c General Mrs. Lynn Kramer and.Mrs. Har- Lt. COlwcll. Ion; chief scorekeepor, Mrs.' Roi- ed to replace Cleveland ancl Sher-I __^1Z^- — Ku'i-tion in NovcVnber, but no ac-' Board of Adjustment. ' (•Continued on Page •Dunn. New Trustees .,. ' A .proposed budget of approxi- mer; league representative, Mr.| "H is discouraging;" Mayor Scv- matcly $1,600 will Be submitted to j Chobnrda; .'iltcrna-te, Mr. Patten; i ei'agc remarked, "in trying to,dress man- Schools^ for elemenfar.y' — - ' ~~- « _,. ,,,, lllcr has'volunteered her Attend Workshop. the operating por-scmncl for ap- uiiclit, Joseph -Must, J-.ick Hay, Fred up the borough, to have'to view a- Cub Pack 144 services .fol duties for the • • •* *••• --I-.-- .i u... »?..„., i',;,, n,-,, ,n. nr.it' jiiri. . M-rM fepot- like the future location for . clnssesj assisted by . GARWOOD .— Robert Ecob, proval at a regnltlr meeting to be Frey, Leo B'roan; ; first a.id, . Mr! Public SchoQl Honor Roll Listed drive and ( 1 Frey lii-itf Herbert our new Post Office. It looked bad Fiv«* -Cirahford iMon History Reviewed senior scouts. Mrs. Charles-Craig arid Arthur Walshe, held at the Borough Hall next' *L'Te* y a•'••" Mir' lieruer•>->•'—