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nnnftitf ••.:• . ea a few years agp^jalousi, *• Samuel Cyinlialuk, Henry I'ululoro A|»|»oiiil«<| Both organizations nlso rtU-d peti- week in on ondorsfctnojit • by the PTA will be held March 25 in direction of : Donald L. Brownr law •* *w* J^~* •• w^m/jniuuMr'; ttliUU the. high school auditorium ut 10:- Discharged n second class petty representative to u New' jersey Mrs. Shcpard said she wishes to communications chairman,' Ralph rate among the .most desired of »|i tions for slivti-s of unopposed mu- Ilt'pKlillciiii Club'. ofilcer. after three years with the the school auditorium • at 8:1ft Itiarh ^uhmits Report 30 a. m. and 2 p.^jp., and the pro- u Education Association legislative thank all who donated time, effort Kirchberger and Jack Willey. has types qf home improvementv TI,,' McMahon,. Chairman, To Police Force, Ijriwunl Kouvrt as Fin-man; nicipal cttm'initteo candidates.. Counrllimlii—Suv yenrs ftj * '' W 11 Mr p.m. Mrs. .Harold Danlelson of and money to make this drive a gram will --Include music -and meeting and lUiUineon td Be held Kvllllwortk president, will pre- as iu object the procuring of FCClend themselves to all tv)>,>;',. (hi \MJi Year's Drive; Councilmiln William H. Sevcr- old, V ii "native .of "VVostllold and Cusabona served as n member of In Trenton on Saturday. Mrs. success.' '.;•'. amateur radio operator and staconstructio- n and to any part of ih,i JLittUt Committee dancing by tho cast of 23. Fritfc Sayn K«M»t l'utroln Help Curli MolcMtutioiiH • uge tiled for the''Democratic .nom- has lived. In Garw'ood' for 41 yearn, j the recreutlon and entertainment side. ...'... Myrtle Christie presided. tion licenses for each of the stu-house. (;iv|,iyint.p. Mayor Fred P. Andersen is serving Mrs. Charles Griffiths; godmother, J Red Cross Burton E. Dlckvrniun. for mayor, nember of the luws and liccnsies Mrs. Cnrmellii Casalc, Third'Dis- present -. and ••'future • educational, stood" for a minute of silent l.';i,nit| Kilwiiiil I), 'llonvet, 22 yrjiis <>Ici, Mrs. William A. Dcrmody of 220 ' Mr/, (ironic S. ' Richards Wus an nonorury chairman for tho cam-Mrs. William SwlUlcr. alrd| diitv. Ho Kappa Deltas are invited, accounting department jA the' Members of the Police Depart hon said. '"Its victims must find 1 candidacies of' Dickcrman, Tiller Mr. WeHrum..u native of Now- David A. Murray and Mrs. Albert Bradley Beach. trlct. 'I'hi' Kivwmls Club|WU!iwpKome(j help. Working toward these ob- and Mrs. F. H. Dickson. Other IMilntrd out tti.it tin. . |iliin hail ,r. .1 new (|on-naraH>ntrng mem- Mrs. Koyen jectives, the- American Cancer So- parts will be taken as follows: Gal- Scene from the play to be presented by the Cranforri Junior Reach 7OV' Mark .lidcll In I'lltblliU lli<; nxilc.t..1 H.IICf In r or tht; "NMCMHC treusurtr's ciety once each year solicits your afroi), Mrs. Cllfton-H. Cox; Curd- Service League ut tho high srhool Saturday' for*' bencHt of lh<- Wiinii'ii and (tiildnii. p;ntu ul.ii ly kin-. Mrs. W. H. Plummer; step- In lexical 1 jiiiiiiaigii — dliihij! the evening liiiliru. Kiuirl wus HubTtarwa by Charlos help. April .is designed as Cancer Crahford Girl Scout Camping Fund. Mrs. Robert It. Wuikc! rinlii-ils, uuditor.jtn the ubsence Control Month," the chairman ex- mother, Mrs. G. W. Scott, and Her- PTA Head ald, Mrs. Joseph Laird. appears as Cinderella, and Mrs. William F. SwiUlcr is »-ii in - To KuiHe $M,10.V Mr. Cymbjiliik, u l»rot.h<;r: of. ,,f Mi. Mifhtcup. John L. Bliich, plained. • '•'.'• Piitrolniiiti Myi'iri ('yinliiiliik, who WIID .'•••rvcfi as chnirriiun of~the thp role of godmother, • . ' •'••• He said prompt and .generous The play will be directed by Crariftird .-Gurwood - Ki-nlr- prpM-ntly is «ei vinj; un <\rxk onlc«-rr i.nMpniUn liiHt fall, submitted his Mrs. J. Bradford Wilson, and Mrs. % contributions will help make the wAtth Chapter, American Hod Sit police h( iirtfjiJ;ii tei M, It t> nutivo iriMiit and'Wus tendured a vote of Panel crusailc UKalnst cancer effective Jean Mqntcnecourt is stage man- (if Crmifiird and wus ^i;ulirtit<-(i Cross, hua raised 70 percent of lt,K th.inks. • ' . . • " "• • ; Toiluy's A«lvuiituge» . und successful'. ager. In charge of - properties i>> from Cranford |li«h Srhool. ,H« on Mr. Uliith's rccommcndulion, The following drive leaders have Mrs. E. Armstrong Damon, while current fund 'drive for $l4,4or>, •cirrved in thr Army two ,v«-;iix,' in|i oMIccrK for the annual drive VIA Invites All Candidates For TOWH'M Youth been appointed; - Howard. M. Sic-Mrs. Henry Keen and Mrs. Robert I it was announced ye'Ktrrcljiy by M rnorith» of which torre spent in will In' selected in the HprinR hcrc- gel, treasurer; Charles M. RayAcklan, d arc in charge of costumes. .(•••rmaiiy. He iffrimrriod! Mr. I'oli- ulti'i' in order that, they muy com- Paul <) Dunham, executive rhulr- The Purcnt-Tcncher 'Associatloh publicity; Sidney Brecn, business Mrs. Robert Waterhouse will d iilfco ii. Crtinforcl .niiilvi; "IIFIM lilrl'c Ihi.-lr <• organization und be 1 On Local Ballot to Open_ House num. Through. Tuewlay '•nluM's of Cranford Hlfth School elected district; Edward Shahcen, service handle make-up , and Mrs. Wil- of Cranford High iciilv '<»' the opening of the drJLVc Mrs. E. A. Koyen president last clubs; William Austin.' industry; liam P. Clcuvcr will serve' ad All .candidatecandidates WfiWhoo appear nn the April 20 "primary -election JivtM.it meeting, it t'ttnl of $10,- in tlif full. School, wii* in tlir Air Force Thursday evening iit a meeting at Dr. Howard H. Best, public prompter. Dances arc?..under di- hiid IMM.-II tin lied.,,in (,n 1 Mi'inhers of the fund stressed the Nt-hool. '. '--.•• bfillot itr"Cfahford Have beenihvitvittif l ti> ;itt«irti the unnual ..JM-II IIOUM: yi-jirs 'rlnrltiK WorUI Wur II, and' schools; Commissioner Clarence L. rection of Mrs. John H. Vogcl, and IIH 30. combat' mi.siilonl M over-F.urF - Ilir fiict thnt; Cmntord does not Also elected were: ~Mrs. Hurry Fritz, police and fire; Township Mrs. L. K. Merrill is in charge of to be conducted; by the Village Improvement April 1 pledged. ."' ..••.••••'" lu'iii-llt from any contribution ArinstrotiK, llrst vice-president; Engineer P. J. Grail, municipal ope to Ills credit. He Is. married music. ut.thc Municipal Building. This was announced ti*L»y by Mr Additioniil npdil nH:lits and hiiK two children. Mr. Hwivet. iniiilc U> other community clients Mro. Charles M., Ray, stcond vice- employes; und Joseph Kowalski. L. Nunn, chairman. . . ' ht-ld• tonight and 'Tuoiday or IIMIIMI funds, oven though lo- president; G. Frunk. Zimmerman, local coin boxes.' ' • also u lifelorit! resident- of Crjin- r;il residents muy' work out of third vice-president; Mrs. W. Gi Members of the honorary com- , Among thim© invited ure:'. For- % • • ' —^ Cress hr;i(l(|uiitteali.- the Republican U.S. Senate-nom- Hoys' film p. Welfare Assoclutlon responding Hcci'ctary; Mrs. W. G.Charles J. Christian, Township X-Ray Tests fieighb>>rhiinHi»rrtI by Health Schools, And wonder of wonders Gabrlelson, Jr., of Summit, ("red District 4 tops the tc-xi<). For Town Committee that through the guidance pro- Oustcrman, Mrs. Mary Ruenger, theatre and a member of the as-Mackay of PlainflelU, incumbents; itcr turned out fur last nights Cranford industries have re- Eleventh (JrailW sociation's promotion committee, Charles P. Bailey of Wcstllold. I.. p liii D. Dorian drew first po.si- gram' greater provision Is also Mrs. Calvin Shire and Mrs. G, E. lit which 10 X-r^yv wy the Met- lioit on the Republican ballot'in made for individual differences. Thurston. ' Thrre iveie SC It^U «m- the thrc-e-way contest for the two Speaking from the religious already have agreed to participate Eugene F;nDaly of Summit; Demo- $914.50. Locul employes of ropolitan School Study, Council, a - In the plan, full details of which crats — Robert C. Klrkpiitrick of pleted yesterday afUrrncMin and 62 Western Electric hliVf coitlnbutcfl toani of-educators ycsturrlay Vlnit- GOP nominations for Township viewpoint, tho Rev. Albert Allin- an adill- Committee in the April 20 pri-gcr, pastor of * the Methodist will be announced later. Mer- Hillside. James C. Kellogg, HI. ofTuesday evening. $415.18 und pledged tfl 1h(- Cranford public siluxiU. chandise prizes, totaling several Elizabeth, Mrs. Mary L. Murphy Ii» u similar project l $400. A spot check of the fifth, eighth niiiiy, Township Clerk J. Walter Church, said church school lead- have ership and buildings have improv- hundreds of dollars, will be award- of Westfteld. John C. Boyle of at the local health oilkre last year Kenilworth and Ilth grades wa*i made to bring CotToe .has announced. Finance ter ed each week the promotion is un- Riven $486 and $2Z has -be (inrvoy up-to- Commissioner Howard Cowperth- ed, but many boys and • girls are Elizabeth and James J. Davis of uhoiit 150 tcsWlehte rMninal ch^ige lii'.'in County Committee, posts, Mrs. Charles SchillinKcr, secre- the Cranford Little League, which cipal in the Ea*t Northport, N. Y., HeiMiliir Republicans drew. top tory of the Township Recrcatoin M. Davis. There arc no DcmoxTatic «>f $1.5O for e.urh piclurr. Whin Kindergarten Count will be conducted here this sum- the. X-rays have been public Mhools. Ainonii the tflu- lulling In the majority of districts Comrhlttee.said more opportunities candidates. Large Gathering cators KiirveyinH Cranford HiRh mer. The .team uniforms will car- pfrsofi-i with abnormal over Good Government Rcpubli- arc now uvailiiblc for children ry the' name OT the association. Mrs. Nuhn reported that can- School were: Mr. Dodd, Mrs. H. c-.ni taiHlidntes. from various sections'of the com- SIIOWH Smaller Total didates for tie Republican and will rje referred to their private ; , Several members also volunteer- Expected April 2 Ilnlpern of Pa.sKaic, a PTA mem- Hermits of the drawing in themunity to meet ut the township Democratic County Committees physicians. ' , l>er; J*)hn Meiiser,. elementary. "•"V Thun LuMt June s ed to cooperate with Klwanis Club districts where there arc contests playgrounds and through the var- by providing merchandise prizes have been Invited and will be . The program was. r<¥>duclcd schMil' principal In North Plain- follow: ious athletic leagues. • A total of 330.Htudeo.ts have been introduced. All other candidate* here ' under sp»niN».r>hi|> r.J Ihe! For Camp Reunion Held; Haymond Smith, tciichcr in "In our youth," Mrs. Schllllnger which will be awarded each month Third district — E. D. Stanley enrolled to enter the" kindcrRurten to ft motorist selected as the'"Driv- will be given five minutes to speak. Bftard nf llralth. the Cranforj:raii> devrl- - •Iliitrict curriculum a^Utant for (Continvied(Cntinvid onon JXJI/C eiyht) chairman of this year's I New York City public school*: Ed- Shin-; fourteenth — Walter J. Mc- eiyht) up was held curlier this' year so tended greetings to Edwyn M. opment nf the i reunionw»mmittecreunion'committee. . - - - - . Cyd Wilbcrt L. Wilson (GG)(): Lewis, secretary,,on the. occasion The costly flavored coats and sixteenth •— E . Cleol n Fortenbnugbhh that th6 figures could be used in Jo Be Used annmiifcvd that a»id«ti«ial M-S- ] Each boy who attended cumpjith Griffiths, tlementary teacher in 'Special''Cage Ganiea planning the opening' of the twoof his. birthday. President Sidney siorut will bt heW in Ljr»4en next, > |aAt summer ha* been invited to at- (Cedar Grove; Samuel Vt:llen, act- , l J H. McAteer (GG); and Brecn conducted the meeting. 9 Wednesday ami Thursday, in tend the reunion and to brine a iin« junior principal, m Bryant —• Charles J. Christian elementary schools - now ' under suite that are tailored to the Aid Junior Prom Fund Summit «m April 13 ind >n Gar-jgUest. Enrollment for the coming [Park, N, Y.; and D>>vid I'rlcc, prin- .Hid Chuuning Rudd (GG). construction in' Brooksldo place For•'Harvey WO«KI on April 28- Unson County jscas«lule8 Open House yesterduy afternoon in the, school beginning of June, 370 pupils were Hull. For- the first U*rre since the gym. enrolled. • greetings by Ch;irk-s C. Goodfel- new t('thnif|ucs which haVan«*- i low. Jr., president of the f-'iimp a.s- dcVflo[wd nince the la.st .survey, he wool fleece, exquisite all wool Company's CRanford-6 dlul center In the Jlrht "contest," the var- It was pointed out that the early School Staff registration may have tended to Sherlock Hull stage, two sets are The Cranteen hold * ' hoclation, and refreshments will explained. will hold open house from 7 to 9 sity, playing girls rules, downed a being used In a play. Dr. Best said the team rated the 1>- in., April 6 through 8, local determined girls' five, 17-13, with keep the. number of registrants Hawkins dance at tKe o fr II p. m.. Satunlav. Chiiper- i character of the M'hool system and (Iflophone manager-, Edward M. a groat exhibition of possession Board of Education xtudled intensively the llfth, eighth Sinjtl gd t, d basketball. ence, an increase of at least"" 15 will provide the background .for ones will be Mr. and Mrs.- E. C. Mri Wade- II Poston and son. ... many are cardigan pure , announced toduy. percent is expected in • the final Vote* to Hire Four the lovable person of Elwood P. Butland, Mr. and. M». E. E. Me- Wade, Jr , of 107 Riverside drive, and eleventh grndes<. Mr. Smith said the .public The nlghtcup featured an ."ex- Mr*. H. M. have returned from spending M.V-| At the-high school, each member perienced" faculty nine agulnsl enrollment figure in September Dowd, whose Arm belief in a gi- th( i Invited to tour the center 11 over the total at the conclusion to Principals guntic rabbit Is enough to dement MacLc.'tn. Ural w«k)i in Miami. Fla. \"[ ' team .followed the schedule and simple beauties . . * the loeated at W Alde/ n street and a "senior squad. The fatuity of two students. The pupils were displayed dazzling passing and of the summer round-up. , the officials in a home for the view the" telephone plant, which A plan for reorganization, of the mentally upset. ro'iuexted to. describe the program coats with full flowing or MTVOS over ' 9,900 CHanford-6 shooting to whip the "upsturts," According to. the Long-Range administrative program in the ele- lelephotics. When tho office went 59-42, behind the high scoring Planning Report of the Board of mentary schools was adopted by Beginning work this week on theMenial Illness Topic oj und- is rejected, the greater i* hU illu-jthey felt fit. • are to give a key assignment to ; e wh L waste or scWcr, * provisions for each assistant working directly managers. The committees under I |nJf mental hca!ih pJUy. ~.M. ^ uon of guilt. Only his brother per- J" «' ' 'Survey of the Metro- An ordinance establishing a new Townshlp Attorney Carl H. Wur- i»ts m hoping, despite discourage- tpohtan Schrxi! Study Council is companied by its Very oWn slnski, who commented oil legal safety devices on hot Water heat- under their principal. Final details them will be larger than usual for , j,, u.Bwn;' u» Sherlock HiU on s plumbing code for the township the building of two Sets requires-the evening of Apr»J 22-., , merit on M s-ldes. , bjijied on a rating booklet devel- s pastibd on first reading by the requirements, with particular em- ing devices;, and specifications with will be developed at an early date, a board spokesman said, more time and labor than a one- j Mrs." John Lnx. dii»-eU.r. thi< o have seen this .play. council. crepe blouse and slim skirt... anl of Health at a meeting in phasis on penalties. . regard to the number of toilet fa- l — an Irustru- Mr; Gourley declared that the cilities required for different types under the. policy adopted by theset production. week announced the citing of P. report the su.spense and conflict I "Thu Growing tlie Municipal Building Mppday The night of April 30 will be! J. Wright. W. A r>*.*r-.Xn*. Jr.. H. ire so strong that whin the sub-'ment for Measuring the Adapta- I '•'utit, and April 26 was set as the old code dealt mainly in general- of buildings. Board of Education. and a modified tuxedo front ities, while the new code goes Into He said that the section on sep- Under the plan, the two prin- KiwaniD Benefit Night. X. Mitchell. H. T. Gruber. Man- ject tltully is well and wants to i bility of School Systems, •late for public hearing prior to '- — sell Richards. H>.ze? 'Sw.t.n. M. J. correct the hnrrors he has known,; . :—-—;— n.nal adoption. more specific details and defines tic tanks is most specific and adds cipals will be relieved of con- dressmaker suit sparked with Copies of the new code, de- terms more sharply. He said there a percolation test on the-soil as ansiderable details which In turn - Fcirro. Dr. llcr.ry J. Mirieur. Dr. you wwnt to get on the stage and I \||||t*rH4>n to Ol'rect il an bejrig more detailed and were so many amendments to theaid in the design of evaporation will permit them to do more class- MV AEencV DraWH Edward M. C>*- ^r^d the Rev. exhort the uurliencc into helping'»* its own gleaming rhinec'one . than tho old code ori«i- old measure that it finally became beds. .room supervision, a board spokes- ii illy adopted In 1921, arc ovail- unwieldy. Subjects covered in the code' in- man pointed out. - r . Frank v. H. Cinky Sn • th*s Pw h«m. , BanW, Dauh Drive Here In preparing the new «xje, the'clude: Administration, Regula- ' » liUHtOllier de»ignem Admi>su>n to the play will be , - ' •'We for perusal at the offices of The board expects to name the A local Woman Waited in line channel its ih^t-r ir.'o direct ic- be Hi>tribut«-d through many clubs tielH and Mayor I- Thomas Daub pin. All in new spring shades 'lie health officer, the township committee members studied, as tions, Inspections «nd Tests, Def- four assistants to the principals for two hours Tuesday afternoon un-l fr«-«r. by ticket only. Tickets will 1 Mavor Charles Il-iili-y of West- muny modern municipal codes a* initions. Materials, Quality and tion on the cnrgii-.uiuiy irwl. in'l agencies in town or they may .of/dirwoosl h.ive .'innouncerl that < I'Tk and the plumbing inspector. in the near future. to place a classiHed advertise- The dr^ntj tells The >lory i.f a be obtained from Mrs. David N, Mayor FY«- accvpU.-d< the chairmariT 'i.-is tarried on over a period of it was pointed out, by the con-Chronicle and ended up-in the ^cmin^iy illness, bui fin-^chairme n of the Citi2ea»' Commit-j ship of their local c-mpaizn corn- 1 vii years by the Plumbing Code ihority and one sponsored by thetribution. Soil and Watte Pipe, struction of the Brookslde Place local motor vehicle agency. • ( American' Society , of Mechanical Vents and Venting, Indirect Waste* ally recovers. The -work is de-tec. - rrtittei'. Mayors Bailoy und Daub, "nimittce. consisting of Health School and the Walnut Avenue She mistook the motor vehicle rived from the au'obtagx-^phy of At n meeting of thc~"CnTxen.-<' arc .teeking the Republican noml- otllrcr William P. Smith, Plumb- Engineers and the American Pub-and Waste Piping, Joints and Con-School, which are expected to be lic Health Association. They re- nections. Traps, Interceptors and agency for the newspaper office, Cliflord Be«rs. p^r-trr jn lhis' Corrin.ittce f CENTKE. SECOND •'ti'l.former Mayor Emory D. Stan- ported they tried to include in theClean-Outs, and Septic Tanks and township's code all up-to-date pro- DJsposal Fields. the previous day, she reports, movement. Which fvshK to irtmovr Tyre. 102 Makato nulrive. prelirr.i-. • Governmcn.1 Republicans of Union '•'.v. in cooperation with the li- Mr. and Mrs. Walter W.. Stout, she found the line too long and the old stigma from mecta} ill- nary plans for the Mental Health County. '•'•liiing ' Board, comprising Mr. visions, of the other codes consid- •Penalties for Infractions of the 1 ered applicable in Crunford. new code, as established by state Jr., of 5 Craig place and their didn't wait. ness,, and to irr.pre-»s people • %'j.lh .Fund Drive. May 2-B. were di>- Mayor Andersen !a.^t week gav« '"uirley, Lawrence J. Brcnnan the possibility of cures. , ' ciii»ed. Mrs. Elizabeth Hyer. riel'i his wh<>li-h«-.irteciati6n for Mental Health w'u* boring mayors jnd .lUo ha* agreed 'I'u-ted by Mayor Fred P. Ander- provisions for the latest develop- each violation, and it is provided On their return. Joeeph Pancoast tion was to bad that she would '' n, the provisions of the new code ments on cross connections ond that each day • particular viola- of Salem, Mrs., ^tout's father, have to wait so long to pacplace an surrounded byy other characters a EuesE t at the meeting jruf' ad- to speap k in their behilf at " »'re outlined by the plumbing In- back siphonage between the pot-tion continues shall.,,constitute a Joined them for a two weeks' •^employment wanted" ad in the and explained by narrator*. You vu*d the committee on procedure^ pjian meetings durirj the cot Open Thursday Nights 'til 0 t' the health office, and able water supply and the actual separate offense,- visit. I newspaper. It 'isn' ' t [Watch ntrvcUi ^ ooJto be followed for the drive. . thre* k

•j --J •':{.*• .-.- TKLVChAMfOlU) THE CRAWFORD CITIZEN THrfflSDAT. K^RCfT. SS, UN Page Thns) Ctttb. Rich. Chapter at foaitmasters Interna- hours for both ihe Elizabeth ;„, r tional. "Towtmaster Chapters are Perth Amboy groupsrPbr the liihing Ass^cliition ^at Bates Col- ,Mljt& Curolyn Jcun Itycrw y Uonl Marking Anhiveroaiy ; U i,r better. Piano Duo KhcanU Cfti* fwtolto^ Club and otUn. KHIDS of'businessmen engaged in four yoors. the 14-polnt pi Little League was takcVut'a mecUJtg last Thun- M*»» Vangfajin l» Join Collegians Corner lege, Lewi»to»,' *Mei A (l)cfin's List daughter! j»f M?, and Mrs. H, proving' tl»It public speaKlng hus been in effect between day evening.- ';. •»,'•• • •••-• • • ' ' • • •• John W. SJont, son of Mr. and student "at BuU-s,'- Brenton' Is u Hyerson of 8 Hi-rninK nvcriui; h.- fin. P to* Schellvr Hnaliand in Axores 'MlhMvShirli-y- Wolfe, daughter"^ Mrs. Harold.fUoyknr of Cran- gUllty prlmfrily. and providmg both General Hospital and Uni.i The Kiwanis Club committee is Mrs. Francis E. Stoat of 24 Oak member.-af-the choral nociety and been named tr> lhc deari's list Mr. imd Mrs. Charles L. Wolfl mutual menial ' stimulation and Junior College; but this t and ers coritinuinglts solicitation forsnoo- Mrs. Therron H. Vaughan of 108 lane, participated in the Bonds of the public .uffairs committee of Mprictta .College, Marietta', o ford,eommi*sloncr of registrations sor«. ; An eight-team leugue k» the Christi.ln^sMK-iatjon. He also J>( 9 Chip|x:wa wuy, btirl Mixs Mor/ cntertainiTHtit. „, . program win enable all South Union avenue and her 23- Friendxhip Show presented re- gradunte of Cr.inford i\inh Schoo 1 IliUitmr, dauithti-r- of- Mr. .and the Union County Board Of nurses to acquire a full 1 ,.^ planned and eight sponsor^ are servci as muiingc'r of the varsity she is Vnujoring in biology. 1- Miss Mean Elected month-old daughter, Cheryl Lea, cently, ut Denison University, Mr«. <;,<,ii;v A. Brunncr of 404 Elections, told a Westfletd League of college credits while dolnu their needed.-the goal'of the commit- ««ll lea^e by pianc Sunday tor toe Gronvlllc, O. He arranged the baseball teani nnd is oh the chapel ' • ' r ~ o - - " Concert Perth Amboy Hospital work at Union Junior Collcko. To Organize tee. Mr. Shire said, is for the league Awo to loin her husband, a tech- committee. He is a junior, :major- , Robert. Brlttotl, son of Mr. imd fjf, ,,r, Oll th, dt^nM r at Women Votars meeting TM«f- To Phi Beta Kaptm music for a 15 piece orchestra and list for. th«" lirst Ki-mexler «»f the ; Jeanne Mills~ahd Flora Loewy \o play its first gumjc in B4ay. . nical sergeant in the U. S. Air ing in philosophy..'™ • • Mrs. Winchester Hrilton r,f |» day night that she Is against a sup- Miss Marilyn A- Hears, daughter joins Nurse Pripgram Temporary offjeers for a Little playcSl n port for bells In the per-i 11)53-54 srh'.l.-istic yrar- at Eiidicott a metrbooUtan pfano dug will «P Force, where he has been station- fortnontc. The show is an annual Craig place, was Initiated' rui-«ntl'.v —i—at-eranford-High^Sehooi-on " itfodrnt of election^ for Union m* Sohdol nf Nurrtng nf the Gain Tourney Lead , . .' iippolnted Mondfy eeg ed sine* September 90. 1953. into Kappa Sigma fraternity at lhv Junior Ollivjjti. |»ev,.,-|y M.,S!i ©owhtjr. a r y evening affair written, directed and pro- The dean's list im.Iiidis the top'. 116n the same program with y g , w..™ General Hospital First place In the Claw A ten.,, •.,1"JJI meeting of in aed citizetm m leave from d ifnlverslt~^l • T — ••^J y oi f !•••••!Pennsylviiniii! iJI* . H. the Crantord Men's Glee Club and •f Speaking at a 'discussion of state will join with Vnion: Junior Col- road, w.us n member of the "stage visited over the -Week-end with'! |« election laws and how they can be lor Women, New Brunswick, had eyenV of the Union County !tbui Casino. Mrs. Munz Noble Grand Aar Force' Base. Mass. sity with proceeds going to charity. the local piano team of Ferguson been electad lege In a program of pre-nursing Those nunicd are: Joneph Lnlrd, v land at .Tereira" Island. Azores and light crew for "Mister Rob- his parents and had us hix yuf.t, *• and Tucker in the benefit concert Improved. Mrs. Olovier explained to memBershlp (raining effective this corning Sep- Women's bowling : chnlnpic Mrs. Fruncls Munz will be in- erts," play put on by lA-hiuh Uni- Marty Durlcy of Hudmm, N. y.' such a system would lead to pusiilcntlt ; CharleCha B GGrifllths, , vvicc- T Set- VauKhan will leave Mark Papc, spn of Mr. and Mrs. Miss Ikrb:ira M. Kloat, f sponsored by the Cranford College Phi Oeta Kappa, national honor- tember, it wns announced yester- Is. field by a Cranford tearn. , ,. l(lcht; ChCharlel s RltRlttwcgcrt , stalled as, noble grand of Rose Be-1 PirW by ^Sj^ lhij***5iVor^West- Nicholas Pnpc of Cranford. has versity Mustard and Cheese Club tilso a. student at the I'hiladetpliiii Club. party usln* the elections body fry scholaitiesociety, day by Dr. Kenneth C. MacKay, r s university. of Mr. and Mrs. .Jfrancis K. Sl»;it. far patronage- Site pointed out that Side Inn,. As the tourney opcri.et rciisurer; and Leo O'Brian; swro- bokiih-'Lodge 90 on April 1 ut the Field *Hjr« be will meet his been named, editor of" "Delta," Friday and Saturday, in Bethle- of 24 O.ik l.jtii-, j>t stiidyinu pedi- Popular music will be featured Miss Mean holds a scholarship president. iEUsabeth General Hos- , y. William Schmul, JK., will wife and daughter for the flight tudents lkerury mhgazinc at hem, Pa. , the nteseril employes of the Board pital is already affiliated with Un- over the week-end at Hy-Wny :il Veteruns Memorial Home. iitrics :il Syracuse NWtnoVi;.! Hos- ; 'by Mills and Loewy.ns-well as or of Elections arc not under civil t/eotn the Cranford College Club ,;]., vo as league commlsBioner and . Sho-wari elected last Thursday- hock to the Azores. ' Louisiana State University, Batpn MnxWcU'L. McCrjrmiick, Jr., of pitlil.^SyracuM-. N. original . composition. ion Junior Collage in a pre-nurs- Bowl, Union, tho local team shut Vlll be i« charge of Its admlnistra- T/Sc*. Vaucjtun is the non-com- Rouge ' ' . Y, as'-part o| 1 nntae. A superintendent of elsc- and a state scholarship worth $370 William II. .Lnvelt of 12 feurrv-;.9 Hampton road has -been n.imrd !icr nursiiiK-co ;it Kciika Col- > head.' This piano duo plays strictly ing. course of training. a "2,410. series with a ..high j;ii\nJ eveninu to Succeed Mrs. Martha. iriustoRed oBVcr in-cKargc of the ; «OMU never free of politics/she annually. A graduate ot Cran- mlt road hus been • promoted id fi) the dean's list frtr- the fall li'«..', ,K'eiika , N. - Y,- She for'their "uwu uirutiini'iji. ui.^ It was announced at the same ot 883. Jean Kubas had a 20i ;>11<| • Another meeting of piircrUs of Dcremer. Sirs." Charlotte Lp postal unit-Uwne: He is a veteran semester at the University of rtocntly coiop tord High School, she Is major- Brertton'Stearns,, son of Mr. and first lieutcnnnt in the Army HOTC ! w,,rk ut r;(-n- despite their - non»profes»ional Under the prosejnt workings of time by Dr. MacKay that the tiro- Pat Kuhn-n-?01 for, 5i26 .uivd }i\Q . |,,,ys and other interested citizens of Cninford, district-^deputy, and" uf World War II. with fivv e yearsy ' Mrs. J. Brenton Stearns of 38 program at the University of-Con-' Maine, Orono, Me. In or"b» Ing in French at NJC and is pres- Wl|| lie held at 8 p. m. Monday in her staff Will onlcliite at the liustal- active duty with the marines—in Mansion tcrracei has been electedj.ncctlcut, Stpu and -residence^ requirements ot Very . active in other school EASTER activities. ford High School at 0 o'clock. 192B, and was' promoted to' ser- 1 tancc moeimK-.nnd the ..discovery ducted by Klwanis International duriiut *the month ot March, Miss Murphy holds bachelor and Job, Club Told lieant May 1, 19S0. Before join- l lot they both p'lnyed by car. lhc> members of the Cranford Klwania Club on Saturday master's degrees from Colum- The formation of a LJUlc League ing the imlice force ho waK a ' 1 Bg«n throe yours ago .to .roaki DINNER YOU ALWAYS Kiwanis signs'on North avenue st Lincoln avenue-and Cancer Signs, DiscernibleConvention Chairman bia University. She is an Eng- is, ay bijt. Iou£h task and one that printer, having started his ca- 1 icir own arrangcrnents of popu- lish professor at Union Junior should not-be undertaken unless it reer In that line HH a -printer')* Eluabcth aveinie and' the Oarden State Parkway. In charge Ira D. Dorian,of 1SB Parkway 1 1 r music and to .play together^ Local lions dub Told Village is. convention chairman for Cll > ' ' ' SAVE MONEY will be carried throuch to conclus- devil with the forme) Criijiford i " heir offerings at "the concert' wil. of the project were members of the'mwanls education committee,. the Department Convention to be ion. • • ,; • Citizen before it.cBUui'inerkejL. . | rovidc an Interesting contrast to Warning'signs of possible can- ; 93.25 up — AT • This advice was cc all-clnssical program to • be the stanchions und mounted the signs, while Herbert Ksie» sociation at .Fort Monmouth on Elected by Toastniiasters waiua. Club Tuesday afternoon ut a Elizabeth in 100(1, he has lived " ] Inyed • by Cclindu Ferguson ' and be disregarded, Mrs. Ernest Brown April 30 and May 1. He reported luncheon meetinc at Markos Res- in Cranford Kinco 1D0B. Sijt. bird, ] thel "Tucker. . - supplies cement nnd sand and transported the signs. Mr. Kohler of Plainneld. chairman of the edu- that leading military figures from John Halkbwlch .of 34 Iroqubis taurant by Joseph Iloffmicr of who resides at 530 . Orchard Mrs. Edward George," concert Is kneeling in the foreground in the picture, while the'others cational committee of the Union this section Will be speakers at road was recently Installed, as Ptainftekl. an official' cif the Little "sti'eet, is married aml'hns two • < jninuun, tvporU growing rnthus- shown, left to right, aro: Mr. Gaflnty, Harold Compton, and Ken- County Chapter. American Cancer the convention. , '; League thnc-. He showed a film and a son. Society.' told members of the Lions secretary of , the harden State i sm for the concert both in Cran- neth tvorsch,'president of the'club..- ; • '•'{,. <, y ' BRING YOUR NEXT PRESCRIPTION TO on the IKS World Scries of,the i>rd and Westlleld. the latter Club. Tuesday evening in the Little Leaxues. qammunity has. aidod trcmeiid- Coach and Four Restaurant. BARON'S AND PROVE IT YOURSEI Dr. Henry.. Mincur announced / Permitpts s ffoor Six HonieHoiues ^resident. Mr. and Mrs. T. Hatpin; at her home. 33' Beechwood place. ccording secretary, Mr. and Mrs. Hillside, last Wednesday. 75c BRECK CREAM Approved by Committee D. • Richmond; corresponding It was explained that the object TREATMENT TOOTH Six permits were approved for lecretary, . Mr. and Mrs. H. • J. of the organisation is extending the (tie-family dwellings by the Towii- >»mpsey; and treasurer, Mn and aims of the Reserve-Officers' As- Plu i sip Committee Tuesday" night Mrs. W. E. Weydcmcyer. sociation by giving information $1 BRECK SHAMPOO BRUSHES Aid 20 others were issued subject Mrs. Sylvia Dcutschman of the oh national security to women, as- SET ACQUAINTED SALE t» the approval of the township raystone Foundation spoke on sisting families of Reserve officers, Granford's Sunday ( ngineer and building inspector. »ow to select educational yet en- helping with promotion, of legis- Construction value of the 36 new lation sponsored by the ROA.. BOTH •|.00 fit em safe, sure and smartly ertaining records., Mrs. Mary K.' Members of the club are plan- OIT ACOUAINTIO WITH tlUI Homes U estimated at $315,000'. Hoyer, director of education activ- ning a luncheon • meeting In the RIMON QUALITY CLIANINa Drug Store Schedule V Those approved, were: Herbert ties for the foundation, assisted near future to elect officers, make Brady, 500 Cranford ' avenue. tfrs.. Deutschrnah and answered plans for . attending - the Depart- MST OffINDABLE SEtVICI during the annual 0.000; T. V. Alberts, 102 Soring [iiestions. ' • .- . ment Convention at Fort Mon- 1 98c PLASTIC rden street and 723 "Willow Mrs. Beall presided. • mouth April -3.0 and May 1. name a AND SINSATIONAILY IMPORTED •t, $21,000 each; yl Este.Ui member to. the 'Department nomi- ice. $19,000; Joseph Warsinski, nating committee • and 'delegates 1OW PRICIS. V NURSERS and 8 Sutton place, $12,000 each, Cranford Women Help and alternates to represent them I JjThc 20 permits, given tentative at the convention.. HAND Wilt Not, Break approval were for Morval Homes Westfiejd Concert Drive QUote/i Qfurwn lhe 34-acrc Spcrry tract south Mrs. E. A. Tice of-49 Pine street Can B* Stsrilizad rthe. Uchlgh Valley Railroad, rid*HraT3rj»;"Hame> «t 44# Orch-Krass, •;.#'':••"»••-s'. LiS BRUSHES onstruction cost on each of the ard street, -are members of the wellings is listed at $11,000. [rouip^ of volunteer workers as- From RatlroMl Firm f HtiMs! w the' annaal subsoription Reynold M. Kress of 12 Prank^. ' 0 i r H N ( w 11 w • OPENSBN0AY :ampalgn for Westrteld Commun- tin avenue, president, general ity Concerts which brings out- manager and director of the East I MM '.HUM I A U H I) I H I N C tanding artists from the Metro- Jersey Railroad and Terminal Eyes Examined >olitan Opera, concert stage .and Company, a subsidiary of Tidt PAAS 79fe nstrurhcntal and dance world to 'Water Associated Oil Company, Westucld each year. MIN'S BUSINISS WILLIAMS 9 A «Vto9 P. ft will retire on,Wedneaday, Subscriptions for .the season, MA Kress Joined Tide Watei OR. G. HINDMAN which ^usually consists of four Associated in 1918 as centra) EGG DYES INSTANT AEROSOL concerts, arc being made available freight agent in the transportation FOR EASTER LATHER to residents of Oranford and sur- department. He was advanced U BELL'S, SEAGER'S, Optometrist rounding communities. They will assistant traffic manager in 1929- wuummir PARADE be. available from Monday to Three years later, he was elected April 2 at which time the cam- ' vice-president and director of the For 107-N. UNION AVE. paign closes and further subscrip- East Jersey Railroad. In 19SS he MOTHIR •••IT'S TIMI TO BUY MfW tions will not be open for another became president, and general BARON'S *: year. • ' - . manager and continued, to serve CRANFORD 6-1332 Tentatively included for 1954-53 as issistant traffic manager for IASTIR SHOIS BY BUf TIR BROWN ire the Baltimore Symphony and Tide Water Associated^ eastern S CHER'S 'Jie Royal Winnipeg Ballet.. division. • • reg. lte ea. DRUG Buster Brown* arc to smart for Easter, Mother! Correct size and I WILL BE CLOSED proper fit are so important to your children's foot development STORE during'these active yean. Our Buster Brown salesman always 2ualit*f. Any ir» Always SAFER checks children's feet scientifically six wayt-all the vital points 34 EASTMAN STREET CRANFORD for gentle support and room tq flex and grow; Why not come in . Cranferi Theatre) . To Buy Your Drug Needs in a Drug Store tADVS: today and let us fit your youngtters in Buiccr Browns for Easter? USED CARS BLANKET T#l. CRsnford 64100 traded in on 1954 Ale Qound at CLEANED * FLUFFED (Store Also in West field) They're die finest shoes you can buy! OMM . ••-• MKES &flVHOIITIS MKS SEAMS $ 1952 Studebaker V8 AUSTIN NICHOLS HANDI-CHARGE 4.95 .Mack 4 iaar sedan equipped ACCORDING TO SIZE B-W Overdrive TtOUSER CUFFS •las c«on- HARVEST 4/S Qtv CLEANED & PRESSED BLENDED WHISKEY TROUSOt POCKETS 71 1175. full price ' BsfBSSSST • » ' % . 8 wj Week-End Specials! 1950 Dodge CLAN MacGREGOR PLASTIC LAUNDRY Fl.ATWOHK SPECIALS 4/5 Qt. GARDEN HOSE SPECIAL GIFT OFFERINGS SCOTCH LATJNDKftBD Any Any PILLOW GUARANTEED •, SHEETS * FINISHED CHAIR-59c COUCH-79c 50 FT., ONLY BEGINNING SATURDAY, MARCH 27th . with every pair of shoes purchased HORLACHER CLEANED & PRESSED SPRAYLITE SPRINKLER •UIN COHVOIIIMT, SMOKEFIEE ^""^ YOU WILL BE PRESENTED WITH PILSNER PILLOW GASE* FINISHES D 425:00 FLEXIBLE, VINYL FOR THE PERFORMANCE BEER PLASTIC, 25 FT. OF THE FOLLOWING Traded" Special* m SAtURDAY MEKCUBY 4-DR. ...SXM.H DISCO Hn PONTtAC 4-DK. 345.M A FREE THEATRE TICKET 4 aotm snvicK WHEN moon* w DAILT KrouNooN ncsrr SATUEDAY Ko dirty hands with DISCO's clean, M DODGE S-DK. .... StSM Give To YOUR Red Crou GRASS SEED bandy bags. Simply take a bit oMShd- and in addition .. . at Each Saturday Performance at the Theatre We Will Give Away No Down Payment! KnK, add a bag of DISCO, a match, ABSOLUTELY FREE OUR SPEC IAL MIX . and in no time you'U be enjoying the LBS pleasant radiant aeat oX DISCO'S l«t SATURDAY A WONDER HOCKING HORSE 3 1.00 DISCO burnssilean—no . . 2nd SATURDAY 5-FOOT SLIDING BOARD r.. aooC If^ignites easier, goes farther, 3rd SATURDAY MOBO MERRY -'GO - ROUND—^ needs less attention. DISCO's safe too WE HAVE ALL VOVR GARDEN SEEDS I —doesn't flare-up of throw off dan- 4th SATURDAY A FULL - SIZED BOY'S OR GIRLS BIKE Westernan gerons sparks. FROM HORTON'S FIRESTONE STORE BAG Phone us Now, Today lor yoav Ion z eend •apply of DISCO bags. . \ Dodge • Plymouth IG FUEL CO. era la* WMIWIXJ AVK. W. StrvUx Sine* J9U- ROSELLE PARK LIQUOR STORE We Deliver —i- CRANPORD 64)900 .>• ^ "WHERE THE^P^SHOC FrTS." •a*. * Sam. CRanford 6^)ISO 21 N. Uniosi Ave A«A HARDWARE TAKD STORE HOURS 7i30 A: lit; TO 6 P. M. It NORTH 4* %K, CaAMrOffO,SLJ. TCU 014-0901 Aves. Ave. mt L.VJLK. 23 NORTH UNION AVE. CRANFORD, TCR. 6-3272

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(••' Announce Engagement finr Dr.AUche$on, •-•) '-• Of Edna Pfirrman H Shower Mr. and Mrs. Louis as it us... to Fashion 231»" Walnut avenue have an bounced the. engagement of their a daughter, Mls» Edna Mac Pflnr- T^h- of the Oranford Saturday mawr to-JW. Donald Wallaro. son Members ot th« Riverside ciub of Mr. aid Mrs. WUUart Walla* moth- Spring fashions wrU 'be. shown Clark of of North Plainneld. of Memorial HonM voted to donat,. a '. i—p.ro. sauinln» at Uiu Hutcl the aii«ounc4rn*rtr"W irt Suburban, Summit, during the a recent dinner party at the home wa« att«ndfd the Christian and Missionary Egg Hunt to be held for Cranford Colony Club of Cranford's lunch- of Mr. and Mrs. Pflrrman. A graduate, of Cranford High Cart will become the bride children by Capt Newfil R,K|,,,.y con and fa*h ion. show. d C. flemonita, son of Mr. SKhoolt the bride-elect Is omployed _.., p Fiak* Post SU. Veterans.of F,,r. Chairman of the affair It Mrs. jra. Qaarjp M; Scmonlte ot Altcheson. Jr in the accounting ofllcfr of Bell Corpus Chrirtl. Teawi. cign Wan. on April it Charles Steven's assisted by; Telephone Co., Rosclfti y ' ' Oantaonlal avanua on April 24 where he Is taking Jet pilot traini - ^ tha mm Prasbytartan Church, Plans to f o •*'.•• Reservations — Mrs. Alfred Fri- Private Wallace is a grad"ua.te of ha Hay, fabtrt O. Longaker. pai- ing with the U. S. Naval Reserve. a. North Plulnlleld High School and .Members and, friends of the lo-team to b» entered in. the gola and Mrs. Victor D. Shahecn; oiy.w|H omelata_and a racentlon ford BowUoc League-neat tickets — Mrs." Philip Morin. Mrs, he.attended Union Junior College. wtO foflow at the Fortnightly Club, cal church have been ininvitei d to at- Prior to entering the army, he.was tend a celebration in honor of Dr. Thomas J. Butlflr, president, who C- F. Sullivan and Mrs. Walter employed by the Socony Vacuum and Mrs. Aitcheson at the West- "conducted themaaung. nnnoumod F, Rollman; and correspondence — OH Co., Plalnlleld. Ho is stationed field YMCA tomorrow at 8 p- m. that the organisation, which l,:,s Every day more and more peoplfc are discovering th^t "Come See ... Come Mrs- Frank Doolcy. . at Kort Dix. , urprise Shower Fetes Mrs. Jonathon Vipond of Scran- « membership of -more than 200 Save at A&P!" is more than, a slogan. For they've coming to A&P, seeing ton, Pa., is spending several days plans to participate In alt spit- James 6'Gjady will be the com- MistRuth Hannis tors* Lawrence Maron With her son-in-law and daughter. ing events and other comtmmify Ibw prices in department after department and saving money on item after mentator, showing clothes by a v Mr. pnd Mrs. Robert M. Crane. activities. Refreshments wf>t item. And they're telling their friends and neighbor*, their sisters and their group of America's foremost fash- • ; Mrs. Lawrence Moran of Iselln, To Wed J. E. Franz fbrmerly of Cranford, was hbnored MIS8 BARBARA H. J^r.. of 4 Normandie place. served by Steve Redzmak. . cousins and their aunts to come see . . " come saw at A&P, too. Result? ion designers. Spring suits, .coats t a surprisp e shower last'evening Those "six little words havp made such « Ing differepce in millions of and dresses with a complete line The engagement-of Miss Ruth n'hhono r off ththe recent birtbithh off heherr of accessories will.be featured by Beverly Hannis to Jonathan- E. •on, Lawrence. Miss Barbara food bills that they've become the "buywords** of smart shoppers every- Franz, son of Mr. and Mrs. E. E. ' profcssionnl models in all price Ffaiiz of 3 Clarcmont place, has bers ,of her canasta club Garwood Man Betrothed X morkf lh» tpot wJw« where. Why not ma|ic them yours, loo? Come see ... come save at A&P. ranges. Were the hostesses., They include:. been announced bv Mr. nnd Mm. Ira. Robert C. Reigner, Mrs. Fred- Mr. and Mrs. Peter Lojewskl of. runs con nipvtjr ttqrf... Protveds- from the luncheon and. C. A. Hannis of 305 Lincoln park, U Burnslde avenue have an- show will KO into- the club's gen- east. erick Kruckmann, Mrs. Carl Koes- Com* 5— . .'. Com* Sov« •• ' - Mr». Rudolph nounced the engagement of their eral fund. Miss Hannis, a graduate p g daughter. Miss Barbara Mary Lo- Come See...Como Save on nasMf max Cranford High School, Is employed and Mrs. H. B. Ziobro of Cranford iewski, to Robert J. Wissel, son of \ Mrs. A. J. Koehler of 203 Uet- Irs. Robert Zacher of JJnion and 1 SPRING'S FRESHEST THINGS ^ ford, a venue entertained Monday as a dental assistant by Dr. Wil- Irs. James Devine of Iselin. of Mr. and Mrs. John Wissel of 630 iam Silverman.. local > dentist Willow avenue, Garwood. new nyJace tr Either nt a dinhcr party in honor .of the Qther guests attended from Ise- N«w Crop V«l«iKla * -sijtiiH-tith .birthday anniversary of. Also a graduate .of Cranford lin. Jersey,City and Cranford. The bride-elect is a graduate of Customers' Corner • "Sapn^tlgM"^ad OH*r^Top Sradt Inwdi Makrankal . •JttrMlM liH .Fill Cat High School. Mr. Franz attended Bayonne High School, class oM»- her dauKhte-r, Patsy. Giwsts were Houghton College, Houghton, N. Y; toe-ring .-classmates from ,'Sacrcd Heart A salad.' luncheon and bridge 50. Mr. Wissel was graduated from Do you thop for 1 or 21? \ '• • for two years prior to entering the' the Ourwood schools and Jonathan HiRh School. Elizabeth, where army. He was recently discharged will be held by the Northern Now Mis* Koehler. is, a freshman. ,,; Jersey Alumnae Association ot )ayton Regional High School, . Whether yon shop for one item ... or shop for the and is employed by 4he Watson- Springfield, Class of 1946. He Stillman Company, of Hoselle,- MRS. C1IABLE8 «. MERWARTH Chi Omegq tomorrow- at the home weeK*• twenty-one meals . . . your A&P helps yon do Hams 39< 53< 63 f Mrs. J. D. Starr or 23 Hampton served in the Army for two years top Mrs. Robert L. Pearlman of 110 and was stationed in Germany. it easily fcpd economically. • . • , Retford' aVenue entertained at Mrs. G. William Hauk of S oad. Luncheon will be at 12:30 p. m. Mrs. W. T. Collirjs and Mrs. He Is employed by Llncoln-Mer-r You'll find! not just a few "leaders" lined in oar bridge on Tuesday evening. Her Venetla avenue entertained at can- Duke Student, Afuw Slane'* Shower ury, Metuchen. , lh«lr-t»M ha;VJB-43< ~'S7< guests were Mrs. Joseph Uovy, asta on Tuesday evening for Mrs. W. \v". Scheumann, both of Cran- advertisement* . .. you'll see dosena and dosens of ford, will be co-hostesses. A fall wedding is planned. , >••••• , • • ' ; , -r" .• , ' - , , . • • • Mrs.. H. A. Gartleld. Mrs. Louis Adolph A. Bauer, Mrs..' Chester Attended by 20 Guests item* representing every department in your AAP .. . Fcldriwm, Mrs- Charles A. Reass, Vuii Hirtum. Mm. William Gilliam, "SMpor-Rlght" Quality ' _. , ^ ; Mrs. Samuel Roth. Mrsv Robert Miss Rodgers Twenty guests attended a show- Mr. and Mrs. William L. Krapf and Representative of A4P's $torc-widc low prices Mfs. Ralph Kcil. Mrs. L. M. Beach r in honor of Miss Emily J. Slanc. Kiwanis Club, Lions Delicious Shire and Mrs^ William IsaacJ and Mrs. Stephen Szabo. of 727 Walnut avenue and their Come see .•. . come save ... at A&P!' , • ' duughtcr of Mr. and Mrs. Michael hlldren, . Darless, Susan and Plan Dinner-Dance. Wed Saturday Slunc of 313 Manor avenue given David, and Walter SWartz, Jr., ; Mr. and Mrs. Harry C. Syvert- Mrs. John G. Willis of27 Eliza- by Mrs. William T. Price of 54 Second annual dinner-dance of CUSTOMER RELATIONS DEPARTMENT sen..of 181 '.Locust drive - enter- of Cranford" returned'' recently, beth avenue entertained yester- At 9 double ring ceremony Sat- Third avenue, Gurwood, and Mrs. the Lions and Kiwanis Clubs of A&P Food Stoics, 420 Lexington Ave., N. Y. 17, N. Y. tained at -a family dinnef on Sun- day .afternoon at tea .for Mrs. John irday* in the First Presbyterian Robert J. Slane of Moselle last froni a two-week trip" to Kissim- Cranford w|ll be held at the Park Pascal Celery M.'^ Urg.tt.lu£LJ&k Ribs^Beet^^^ day in honor of the seventh birth- Ruincr.. Mrs. Robert Rolf, Mrs. :hur«h. Miss Patricia Eileen Rodu- Wednesday -evening at Mrs. Price's mee, Fla. Hotel, Plainneld at 7 pi m. on day anniversary of their s>on, Alan. B. K. Smith, Mrs. Clifford Strack, ers. daughter of' Mrs. Eurlc V. home. - April 6.. It wiU be a Ladies' Night Freth Broccoli •**£**•**- £51* Seven guests were present from Mrs. Charles G. Albury, Mrs. V. Rodgers of 7 English Village and On April 24, Miss Slanc Will be- A birthday party was held by ffair. Oven-Ready RSis off Beef «£C£* i«-«^ft3c r«^69c Cranford and Union. "i " Visminas and Mrs. L. Smiles. - the late Mr;' Rodgers, became .the come the bride of John Iunnacconei Mr. and Mrs. James Connors ot Representing the Kiwanis Club Orltco Karo Syrup SHOO! COM Floridi —«old«ny*Uo« bride . jof Charlcs_ Richard Mer- son of Mrs. John Iannaccone of 205 Walnut avenue recently in on the committee are Arthur F. Now- the news is " V«^«f«bl« ihort ailing Blu.l.b.1 Sliced BacoB S»P.*W Mrs. Lawrence M. Corripton of Following bowling at Mountain- warth, son of Mr. and Mrs. Chiirles 220 Retford avenue, and the late honor of the thirteenth birthday Metz, Dr. Henry J. Mineur and BcrkshureV Nylace Fresh Carrots ^••«- v JJt.9U° . 9 Shau-nee road is recuperating at side' 'on '. Siiturduy evening, Mr. R. Merwartfi'of 367 South Union Mr. Iunnaccone,'; in St. Michael's of their son, Francis Leo Connors. Channing Rudd. Lions serving on Toe-King. It stop* all Among those present were Walter Top Rouid Roast or Steak •« •» -7^ Ltfs off Laa* Elizabeth General Hospital where and Mrs. Hugo M. Staiger, Jr., of venue. . . Churclj. The Rov. Joseph- Don- the committee are William J. toe runs that job your 11k. Jib. Cole Slaw ..r*******. JZ»9 she recently ''underwent an opera- 711 Brookside place will enter- The Rev. Robert G. Longakcr, nelly; assistant' pastor, will offic- Steven, James Engel, John Shtoron, Fredrick. Alfred J. Da vies and can wlt Beifless Veal Roast SKould.r tion. tain for Mr. and Mrs. John J. pastor, oinciated and u reception iate and be celebrant at u nuptia James CConnors and William Za- George S. Sauer. legs of glamour. • .just Chvek Steaks -» Banker, Mr. and Mrs. Howard followed at the Echo Lake Country muss. ••'.-', • • insky of Cranford, Henry and ' as tKe famous Nylace Salad Mix ..-M..W j^ ItoJjjg a*4 frying — racdy-to-cooli C Chkkea* I— in«llm»»«d.pH. - • • Mrs. A. A. Peer of 16 Parkway Schack. Mr. and ' Mrs. John Club, Wcstlleld. . . ,. Joseph Karolewlecz of ) Hillside, Top e,nds all garter runs! Rib Steaks . ... ^--63 N The bride wus given in. marriage Mr. and -Mrs. Hugh Mac Lean and RRose Marie and Edgar Smnl- Attend Dinner Malae Potatoes ^f II £,» 15^ »• — r»«dy-tocook Village recently entertained a -Brach'und Mr. and Mrs. F. Gordon And it all adds up to a . I'M group' making cancer dressings for Leech. by her brother, John G. Rodgcrs. of 111 Spring Garden street en- leyof Newark. Other guests were Dr.. Walter K. Fasnacht and **»«««M.. „ Sal —inallm*«td*p«t!. the Evening Guild of Trinity Mrs. John Furze, cousin Of thetertained at dinner on ..Monday Mr. and Mrs- Jack Ellis of Run- Gordon H. Foxon attended the totally new kind of stocking that . Ocean Spray FUriia Qraaefruit Slrlolei Steaks / 8 Church. Those working \veVc Mrs. Mrs. Frederick Harwood and bride, was matron of honors and evening in honor of Mrs. Coil way, Mrs. Ann Wllklns of Menlo annual dinner of the West Point gjvea you longer wear, even at its . J w »> 75 Fmh Cadfisa Steaks John H. Withcrington, Mrs*. F. L.her daughters^ Sally and - Susan "Robert Bcrgh of. Cranford was best Pupe of Portlund, Ore. Other Park, Mrs. John Zolinsky and Society of New York at the Wal- sheerest. Only in Berkshire Radishes hrteriMMse Steaks ^ innn. guests were Mr. and Mrs, Harold Mrs. Lavina Beck of Cranford; dorf- Astoria on Saturday. General In FrmK Fisli Dop»». tb. Hunter. Mrs". L. J. Ferris, Mrs. of Waterville, Me.( left yesterday 39" FaacyHalihat Steaks Following n wedding trip to Ber- Lopaus und Mr. and Mrs. EdMr- . and Mrs. Edgar Smnlley of Lucius Clay was toastmostcr, and Stockings, this fabulous 2-way . William F. Schorn. Mrs, W. K. after spending two weeks with muda,, the couple will reside in Cauliflower Qreiad Beef fHJr.««-- Frederick. Mrs. F. P. Kreigec, Mrs. HnrWood's parents, Mr. and mund Morritt. Mrs. pape is visit- Newark, Mrs. Frank Scriflflgnano Under-Secrctary" of State Robert protection against runs! Proportioned 1 Durham, N. C. ing her parents, Mr. und Mrso,f Iselin and Mr. and Mrs. Joseph Murphy spoke on "Our Foreign Mrs. George Kanips.'Mfs. Alex- Mrs. William Maedohold of 303 Mrs. Merwarth attended Wom- lengths. Newest shades. Reduced. Elm street. . L6puus. Karolewlcz of Hillside. Policy." Como Soo .. . Como Sovo on ander Prista and Mrs. Britt Klhn. un's College of- Duke University, ^ Fresh CreMKry • Durham, N. C, and was graduated Mrs: E. • Armstrong Damon ot Juice Cocktail from Duke University School of Mr. and MrjL David N. Tyre of Daisy Crane of 4 Normandie place.. is confined to bed with a 315 Prospect avenue entertained JANE PARKER taltERY TREATS Nursing. 102 Mnkatom drive will entertain Salt MT Sweet (!• '/4 Ib. Wrtt»»714 'broken arm. The accident occurred a group making cancer dressings -r- : • • • • .-.it. THAT TIRED OLD COAT CAN Mr. Merwanh also nttended t duplicate bridge on Friday eve- BUTTER iii in t A i\ *jri while playing at home. She is the Under the,auspices of the Junior SHAPIRO'S DEPT. STORE Duke University where he \yasIIng. Their guests will be Mr. A OolldoflM and. START LIFfi ANEVML AS A elected to Phi Beta Kappn. Ho Isand Mrs. William Foppert, Mr. and daughter of'Mr. and Mrs.- Robert Service League' Those who met •Ilu. Rhubarb Pie now a third-year student at theMrs. Herbert Mitchell and Mr. and M. Crane, Jr., of 4 Normandie last Thursday afternooh included FASHIONABLE "LITTLE FUR" w Mm. William Craft. Mrs. Joseph -23 Se)«tli—Froze* university*!! School of Medicine Mrs. Norman Brubaker. place. . , 19 N. UNION AVE. ' • CRANFORD and Is a member of Phi Chi medi- Wortloy, Mrs. J. Branch Darby, cal fraternity. Mrs. John Voss of 42 Iroquol Mrs. L. B. Turner, Mrs. John Hot Crass Buns it«r. ss. 19c • Mrs. Robert S. Wiese of 46. I. road entertained - the Momcttep Brcnnan. Mrs. William Steers, ©AMBURG FURS Following luncheon in Newark Orchard street held a meeting on Club on Monday' evening. Plan Mrs. A. H. Crowell and Mrs. Paul Ckiekei Breth Ralsii Pooid Cake . . . . . last .Wednesday afternoon, mem- TuOsday evening' of one of the for a theater party in New York Wright. ..-'... r KiM Olcarettet W«stffi«ld'« Distinctive Fur Shop bers of the Charter Club visited cancer units of the Evening Guild City were discussed. * Attending Rlehardion I RobblM Cheese Topped Roll Cluster. .> Far tht FnHy With ni IWBW Ifcuto To Order Keady-To-Wear a flower show there. Attending 'of Trinity-Church.-The group in- were Mrs. John, Rispoli, Mrs. Wil Mr. and "Mrs. E.-J. Lornnger, The Smartest Hostesses ip Town Kenwdeling Repairing were Mrs. • Henry Dylla, Mrs. cluded Mrs. F. P. Andersen. Mrs. Ham Hublak, Mrs. Fred De Marco, Jr., of 1 .Claremont place, enter- Daiish Coffee Riag ".<. • Deluxe Cutout Cleanlnf Henry Gcrren, Mrs. Robert A Frank V.-H. Carthy, Mrs. Francis Mrs. Raymond »Rcinhardt and tained at dinner recently in honor belong to MARTIN JEWELERS , •»• "FOBHIEH" Fur Storoga Wilson, Mr«. , Hugh Mac Lean W. ^Foreman, Mrs. George W, Mrs. Harold Schott. of Jody Foster of-Stamford, Tex., Olaied Raised DoHuts . • • 49 Mrs. Bums Gocfcner, Mrs. Homer Scott, Mrs. James H. Slocum, Mrs, roommate of James Lorangcr at String Beans -- 4'r45< SweetPotatoes—2 ' 106;E. Bro*d $f. Open Man. Eve. WEltfitld 2-3423 Z. Martin, Mrs. George Spahn, Frank Wushboumc, Mrs. Joseph Phillips Exeter Academy, Exeter, Mrs. William Philpot, Mrs. Thomas Wortley, Mrs. Runkin Millard, Mrs. Progress Club Meets . N. H., •where both are seniors: Cpno $•* . *•. Cowo Sovo o« ; O'Boylc, Mrs. Frank Fyke, Mrs. John C. Banser and Mrs. William Mrs. J. Ross Bales presented Guests were Mr. and Mrs. John Bosco Cookies Eugene M. Powers, Mrs. John dc Brigard. .' •review of "My Island Home," b; Chamberlin; Miss Jane Chamber- DAIRY FOODS . S-" • See Our SPRING COLLECTION OF FURS Bucher, Mrs. Henry Dctcring, Mrs James Norman Hall, at a meeting lin, Miss Marion Freudenberg, SiBsweet Prmos w Mary Moody, Mrs. M. Thomas Dl F. H. CdMes and -. daughter, of the Progress Club at the home Robert Hall, Robert ^Lawrence, BeaOlhreCNI Quality and High Fashion at Lowest Price? Carlo nnd Mrs. Charles Reese o Hilda, of 418 Casino avenue, re- of' Mrs. D. W. McGinnis, 724 Linda Lorangcr and James A1UMINUMF0IL Fidge Wafers Cranford, and Mrs. Edward War- turned Saturday on the Unitec Linden place, on Tuesday. Loranger. ' •• Blue Cheese —-•*-«- •"•• ner and Mrs. Robert Aljoe. States from a 10 weeks' trip tc Q-T lastaat Cake Frottlig . . Colealai Sweet Pkkles • • • Europe. They visited in France d »•.' g 1 1 Mmaster Cheese Switzerland, Germany, Spain ant Q-T Saow Whip Cake Frostin Tidf Ham SaaeHrich Bags o(W England. ; • . as shown on Simplicity pattern Book spring front cover SlicedMfl-O-BliSwles **• Cocoa Marsh Mareal Paper Haakios . • •' .ISO Mrs. Harold Glovicr of 116 Co- lumbia avenue presided at a meet- Sliced Mil-d-Btt Pimeato ^•«^»- Chivers Marmalade Bleacfcette La«drf Bloe •. • ing Friday of the Union Count; lioAMttll ftafjaj« Bofdtn'i — pinaappb, ralitii, ^ Federation of Republican Wotnei For your picnic grill, wrap and cook in . Del Rich Mattariae Fob Naptka Soap .. . • • in Elizabeth. Mrs. Glovier is llrsl Reynold's Wrsp, the perfect food wrap. . v vice-president. Mrs. Florence p Swiss KiltM Gruyere Dwyer qf Elizabeth, Union Count) Mareal Sudwleh Baft . . . . assemblywoman, spoke on currcn u • alMOTflH IJBlOw*P ImpoHtd — gr«HJ legislation. r • Mania Oil Plaiton Gold'• Rich Cheese Como Soo .. . Cowo Sovo oa Mr. and Mrs. S. E. Blunder 1; :— A — 8 Denman place have' returned Plaints Pro¥eloae Cheese BOYS' ALL WOOL to their winter home at Winter Haven, Fla., after visiting thcii SPORT JACKETS 4-18 son and daughter-in-luw, Chie; Com* Soo ... Coisio Sovo oo from 8.98 Petty Officer and Mrs. R. E. Klun- VALUES dcr, and - family at Memphis SLACKS Tenn. .' ' jj Spagl from 3.98 French Fried - 2:; 27c Bole's Piieapplc Jike .a .• .• 2 t _ B — Ho PUkSalBMB RESERVATIONS Saakbt Lemoi Jilce . . a a BraaiaJaJao e«n« 10-WAY SUIT: I pr. Famous « *T «5t Rod SalBBta slaeks, reversible vest. TaneriaeJalce °^> Sliced Stnvherries MR and Jacket. Brawn * Food Values Modimi Rod SalBJoa Navy, 8-12 — Cboose famous Heins Foods at A&P,, Chiekeaor Beef Pies. $19.98 where variety and values are always big! Swaasea's TV Tirkey BIBIOT . . ; Raspberries can — o — YES, LET OUR' EXPERTS HELP YOU Df MATCQOIG YOUR BoMile Bee Taaa Fish ^ —' 1ISZ.SM Floaader Fillet plot- BUTCHER LINEN — SILVER, CHINA AND CRYSTAL! CHOOSC. FROM THE Baked Beons 15c Marshairs Kippered Herrlif . ETON SUIT: Navy and ikCanfiTnvdBvcu MOST FAMOUS NAMES. ALL REPRKSENTKD HERE; Breaded Shrimp Sliced Peaches WBte. !M aadS-? —•',. NAMES SUCH ASGORHAM. WALLAC*. WTERNAHONAL Touts Ktfcfcip . s • i MalM Sardiats SILVER. HEIRLOOM. LENOX. HAVTLAND. FRANCISCAN. With Asparagas Spears M. C-Mll ML ROSENTHAL, FUNTRIDGE . . . '. JTJST TO MKNTIOM QtikM itctroii A FEW. QUR HOSPITALITY CUJB OFFEBS YOU WHli THE PLAN FOR ENJOYING THK PLKA8URCS OF tomaiaUuc* C4ftt Never FINE SILVER, CHINA AND CRYSTAL. AMD PAVING FOR Ilia. UiH Ivory Soap OnliiitfTMiatoSoip cam Clorox A Charge 4U9 THEM ON A WEEKLY OR MONTHLY BUDGET PLAN. NO •, • * UfiidStirdi Cranford** Oldest ..in beauti^ol linen by th« yard {rasi oar fabriet center EXTRA CHARGES OF ANY KIND FOB USING OUR HOS- Cleats, Meachts, for Alterations PITALITY CLUB PLAN. PIESfRIPTIM S«Mt Mhtd Pieklts — A — We Have (he Newest Spring Wooleni, Chill MJrl* nmm Orion antl Nylon Suiting and the Latest -Air Botergeat FREE PARKBVG IN BACK OF OUR STORE Twa Fist < lot •%#' lnl.J luduig lor iAom*t\c wlwi Cottons and Nylons. vwmarfsday Grapoffrutt or Bloadod dorox bksclws, removes sUins, Jeodorue* and 10 Ib. DRUG STORE at P! J. WALTER SKAGRB Beg. rtura. FABRIC 104 NORTH w LESHNER'S CENTER Uhhf's Spie I Spaa FOR CHILDREN UhOON AVE. Boa hA Cleats* £uper Markets USE OUR LAY- •ft* MCCMXL Pattern* White Rack 8aiWa 4 OKN FRIDAY EVENINGS «o» rmA«tmm« u* ymiMCst wAtnisff <— HAn. AW—CUS*" Bahf Feeds D»»»rtl. AWAY PLAN U-1V BaayF«* XT* to 32 EASTMAN STREET DU

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THE CRANFOilD CITIZEN AN^ JemtOrflCLJaV THURSDAY./MAKCH axam AND aamcut, THUKSDAV, MAUCH M, "•- v •5S53B5C5SSSS5555S55S5S5S5S555S5 representatives of the Good Gov- >«*' Mrs. Ralph Boyd and Mrs; t ^ \ jv!»* Town Committee Attend Demonstration Fortcnbaugh. • \ .. V-l trntnent Republicans of Union A resident «£,, Elisabeth most of Pact. "^r. of WcstHeld, and eight nuncheftFunil Drive County who attended a" candi- hit life, he took up residence with grandchildren. New Shoe Store mg Five members of the Wednes- dates' night for Republican lead- hii daughter. Mrs., Walter Kirjc- OBITUARY Mrs. Catherine C Bmrie ° day Morning Club attended a home For' an eaiy-te-prepare dUh ,. riuys* Towns Committee of ers at the Wlnfiold Scott Hptel In patrick. at the Elizabeth avenue demonstration on foods Monday „ County oflldaHy bunched Elizabeth Friday night. Mrs. The funeral of Mrs. Catherine topping a dice et toeat with . at a Newark appliance demonstra- •(irivo for fund* tor tho beno- Brown is running for Republican Heiru W. Kugler, pastor of St.address six weeks ago. He was furUr and • mike of Cheddar OtU Fue proprietor of a barber shop at 102. Ilurle. 76. widow of Frank G. tion kitchen. They were: Mrs. D. flfV- Boys' Towns of Italy at acounty committeewoman in the :h. ElUa- Hurlc. of 5 Beslcr avenue, was •ad broUlac untfl the ninth district, . . Services were held Tuesday J^hocoih- Jefferson avenue, Elizabeth,,. for Strocbel of Westfleld. Mrs. C. C: tints held recently at the of- held .Saturday morning from the Rothenberger, Mrs. E. A. Dunfee, of'thib-general chairman, Ar- many years. .' . . Doolcy Funeral Home, 218 North ur'Vcnneri, 300 North avenue, who died Saturday while ;.r assistant pastor, read the com- fig. thundei r,j of rBoys' Towns of Mrs. George Hollerbach, plant mittal prayers. ALWAYS A Iyi4wh.owno . U„ presentlpre y In theexchange chairman, suggested to Mrs: Hurle died at her home States,- wa« the principal the members that 'each one plant a last Wednesday night after a long r and in thanking all lordifferent variety of needs for ex- illness. A native of -Fcrdinana. GOOD DEAL! n'd continued support, said, change later in the season. Ind.. she .had lived with her than; ever there is dire Papers on gardening were pre- daughter. Mrs: Robert E. Bnnnon ' help for the unfortunate pared and read by Mrs. "'Anthony •at the Bcslcr .avenue Address, is of Italy, vyho, in addition Tesor. Mrs. William H. Eckert, since the death of her husband in These OK Bargains • th* destruction caused by theMrs. Krlstian ^luslestad and Mrs. 1W6. . .'•'. Pictured above'is the new home of Albert's Shoes &]t~+r It ttar now have had the added Hollerbach. Surviving in addition to her iimfer of floods and extremely Eastman street,-which will have its formal opening tomorrow Mrs. John' A. Pankuch, presi- daughter are four grandchildren; ("storms strike'their land, leav- dent, announced that, a nominating a' sister. Mrs. Mary L. Orr of, and Saturday. Operated by Albert Baron of Irvington, the ;hcw 1952 CHEVROLET.. 1195.00 1950 OLDSMOBUE. 1075.00 Jnany homeless." _ , committee, headed by Mrs. Brenr- Chicago. III...and a brother. Rob- v store will feature well-known brands of Women's and children's 3 Do«r Deluxe. Grey, Radio, llcutvr "08" 4 Doot Sedan. 2-Ton.- <-,,,.,.,, ly, had been appointed to present ert N. Lntt of Manastce. Mich. shoes. Mr. Barbn has been in the shoe business for the past 25 and Dlr. Slg. Very Clean! Itiirilo. Heater and many ot| "' a slute of* ofllcers at the club's ' aci'ctutorics. . Irn. Brown Delegate rneetini» in May. Mrs. prearly's years, specializing in children's"'.shoes. He formerly was with: itrs. Wililam I*. Brown, jr., ofcommittee' Includes • MrsI " Edward Card of Thanks 'l951 CHEVROLET ..995.00 J Federal Shoes. Irvington; Arnold Shops unjd Pedi-Aid in Newurk. 1950 BUICK • '•_... 995^00 i, AVbor street was one of 0 the Mackevich and Mrs. George Smith. 4 Door. Oreon, Kndlo, Heater. Dlr. Special 4 Do6r Sedan. Dark (;,,.,,,, , We wish to express our. deep He is married and hus two. sons, Barort has modernized Sltf. and Scat. Coven. 'Sid. TruiMiniulnn. Rudio. l!.-.,te, appreciation to the priests of St. the interior of the store. Dlr. Sle. and Seat Covers. ' Michael's Church, to the Bene- 1950 OLDSMOBILE. 1050^00 dictine Sisters of St. Michael's 1949 PONTIAC . . . 895.00 Convent, to *the members -of the Doluxi- Club Coupe "88". Huclio, Daughter* of America Heater, Dlr. SlU.. Hydrumallc and 2 Door. Sedan, . Green. Madia, Mothers' Club of Troop 78 and Scat Cover*. • Heater, Dlr. Sltf. and HydramiUlc. Heinz to the members of the Rosary SEW AND SAVE FOR EASTER Could, you use soine extra Plan Anniversary-Parly Guild of St. Michael's, to the •Mrs. Charlotte Babori and her : WE-AKE NOW SHOWkNO A "spending money" — TOMATO KETCHUP members of the Colony Club of Cranford, and to our friends and good and welfare committee were BEAOTWUL XDJE-OF YARD GOODS FOR SPRINO money for your new Easter liumed to plan for the 18th anni- Heinz neighbors for their, kind expres- Committee versary party of Harry D'. John- bonnet... or a visit to the sions of sympathy following the son Council, 123, Daughters of Cotton Sheers — Organdies , death of our mother* Mrs. Cath- beauty parlor . . . or an BAKED BEANS America. „ , . (Plain & Embroidered) — Powder Puff WITH erine C. hurle., Ringle Chairman This was announced at a" meet- evening out? Then do all .. Mrs. Robert E. Bannon ing last night in the Masonic Tem- Flaxon & Dimities " your food buying at MoM's \ '•••' . and Family For Legion's Annual ple. It wus reported that the PURCHASES OF Cor a pound of your favorite coffee ABSOLUTELY:-FREE of •str*.cost, just . 5 pcslc'r avenUtr Past Councilors Club wllLftold.its NYLONS and TAFFETAS go to your convenient Acme on Thursday, Friday or Saturday of this week CHAS. XURTZ MARKET APPLESAUCE Baseball Team Benefit April meeting at the home of Mrs. NORRIS CHEVROLET, Inc. and make your purchases of meats, produce, groceries or other needs totaling i and watch your roving* In Meiiioriam Committee appointments, .were Alberta Lawrence. • ' ".' .209 CENTRAL AVENUE. WESTFELD Lovely New Percales and Crinkle Crepe $19.00 or more. Here's your opportunity to forget high coffee price* and save College Inn Chicken-ala-King announced today for the fourth money on all your food heedtc - pile up ! You se« — pur I.USAHDI—In loving me'm hrar his vok-r. tn »r« hts unilr, . sponsored by the post./Proceeds NYL6N .25 l : l mean lower food bjUla for MELODY COOKIES VtJ Ttut vne^mt Mi'tmu:h, tn mr. will be used to purchase. equip- !!•• spirit Itrd. his sufTrring'g s oVri HOSE —Pr. 69 M Spam ;fiSSStr;rt'. ^;. '; £"47 you. What you"#ave Is A ment and uniforms and cover oth- ROIind "rStlak : At the firraidc he will join us no 69 er teqm expenses. "found money" ... extra wirc.. . '. SOLID MEAT. •• fal y, soTcrnment graded "U. S. CHOICE" beef, lS-«s. Deza Lusardi and Family Howard RiiiRle again will serve cash in your hand* to as general chairman for the affair, tIND OUT THE TRUTH ABOUT YOURSELF 8e> tcMdcr,:m jafey.aad «• at,Acne's special week-end price! ' ' Wesson Oil botile •pend as you wilL while George Dixon will be co- -FREE / NO OBLIGATION! chairman and Howard Amescti Home & Family Store 5-lb. Strike Incident treasurer. ' . - 8 WALNUT AVE. . CRANFORD Other committee members in- Are y.a waatlnf yaar line at yaar araaaat JabT Arc- yaa HERE IM YOUR CHANCE TO HAVE YOI'B Gold Medal Flour IZ 53 clude: really cat aal far uleawark, ar ahaalil yaa b» dalng aamclblnc — Opposite Cranford Meat BfsHiet — , ' Quality Meat; alavT What maat yaa 4a (a Imprava yaar lalearaanahla. yaar Thomas A. Albans, George E. CAKE AND EAT IT TOO till! Ey*% AkilSller CJUWAT1PN +% UVa-w. *% V ResultsinFines Beardsworth,'Fred Casonl, Louis J. ptraaaalWy. yaar ability . ' REAM.Y 1IKADED AND HOW K A S T m Assorted Cookies •brpki; 39c Bennett. 23. of Scotch Plains, were Why all Ihla freer Ifa nat charity and It'a net a Jake. >lfa Cottage Hams • 'Lean- • •• • - ' William Schmal, Arthur Schnei- 85c Fillet of Haddock i. 47c NABISCO lined $100 each by Magistrate baalnna. Herlaaa baaineaa. Halln * Keplln. ana af Amar- . WITHOUT. FEA» or A MISTAKE der, James C. Stokes, Charles F. Ira'a larfeat rard Uealera. la apenln'( a brand ' new rard' Wrong At Fresh Grotad Beef U.ox.pk9i . Ai uieur'aT ~* - - GRADE A BACON in one piece Charles J. Stevens in Municipal ahawreem in tkla elty ... a «l»t.r aha w roam ta be apetalad 39c Fillet of Perch ;. S7c Court Monday night. ' Tecse. Matthew O*Shea, -Roy Irv- Beef Stew Ib. can 35e ing and Louis Irving. aader aar mattagement Vliht along with aar preaenl lamaaa, Boneless H 89c ••;;• •-•'•:,..,••. '. •• ,/••' ' ... •/••• • '•/ • .": - The two- were arrested March ttt-ytn-o\t rard Qealerahlp. Aa a rtaalt. we need men . . . Fillet of Mackerel At a meeting Tuesday eyening geed men. aa good aa the aaea we already have. WITHOUT RISK-'WiTHOUT COST 11 by. Lt. Lester Powell, who at the Casino, the post endorsed Uverwnrst 5H?^ 59c FiUet of Pollock i. 29c ICE CREAM ,.'.RSS*, Nestles reported they hud broken six Fred Smith of 126 Riverside drive ' '' ' a&VHMrl|laPIMMHf windows in a station wagon owned Lancaster SKred Spectal-this week, only I. Meltproof bag free! Instant Cocoa 8-o«. c»n 29c . . . . . ^^H^HHMam|aTaaHai^a^BkaM|AH&j^jAj for the position of Union County We'll train you ... analyie you ... and clve you the straight unadulterated dope on yoaraelf. If 47c Salmon Steaks by C. Lawrence Smith of Bound vice-commander. Mr;' Smith is you have what We're looking Tor, we'll offer you a Job. You can take It or leave It ... but we BeefT< LEMTEN SUGGESTIONS COOKIES, cucmi Brook.'which was parked in the now serving us- nistorlah of the doubt whether you'd pass up the opportunity to earn $10,000.00 or more a year/ If you don't 49c Cod Steaks 43e New Southern ufc Spairhetti IKSJS?A» 2™ 29c yard* of the Centennial' avenue county organization and (he local have what we Want, you've sained valuable training and Information for yourself. la that a Beef Liver 33c Tuna Fish Pies fj. " Burry's Howdy Doody .i,: 29c Upton • _. GREEN CABBAGE plant. 57c post. *' ', ' square deal or Isn't It? -.; '•".'"• • • . ... Miracle Whip «•*»» 59c Buttercup Cookies *«"»«• Tea Balls pkf. of 48 James F. Hall. 19, of 14 Myrtle The post announced it is con- PorkRoO 83c Teddy's Codfish Ptes 33c 29c — 20c Coupon Enclosed - • -'•'••• v : "• '" A ten-minute Interview can qualify you. Applications will be taken and Interviews "held on .».. IIIKAL. Taaty street, was fined $100 and assiderin« g sponsoring a Little League Monday and Tuesday. March 29 & SO. at Douglas Room. 2nd floor. Hotel Douglas. Newark, N. J. WHETHER YOU CffOOSE Tuna Fish WklU Moat 37c Nabisco Ritz ««*«?«••• far e sessod..$5 .coiirt .costs for driving team rather than a junior legion Seedless • . 10:00 to 12:00 AJtf. — 1:00 to 5:30 P.M. — 1:00 to 9:00 PJM. '• Salmon Steak CU WAST 35c 0 Sanalac PINK GRAPE FRUIT after his license had been' re- team as in the past. It was report- T.-.a. .aa Social Teas Jf.t'Stf 2 29e Dried Skun Milk pkf. 35c 3 29 voked. A disorderly person charge ed the post will, sponsor which ev- Onion Soup Mix IIa-a« 31c brought u $25 . flue for Michael er group will best serve the youth BARNETT'S 2 »kla. Sunshine Fig.Bare Mauro. Jr.. of Elizabeth. of the comnlunity. Mushroom Soup 35c Rootie Kazootie WCBTOM Armour's ' ,' Snow-White Other fines were -levied as A citation from the Union. Coun- ak«. 1 SUPREME Spaghetti Sauce 15c Evaporated Milk 2 calls 25c MUSHROOMS follows: ••'.''' ty Committee was received for "..:" MISCELLANEOUS Stop street violation. John J. having more than 65 percent of the BLENDED WfflSKEY LETTUCE Mayonnaise 33c k Jordan. Winllcld; John Blair of post membership paid-up before r«?.f - Cream White " *,;^!"^. 29c 77c 337 Centennial avenue, and Arlen November 18, 1953. The post now Peanut Butter 37c has, 223 paid-up members, lt was . A fine blend of 40% straight Egg Noodles KIT* 37c G. Overman. Wcstltcld. $5 and $5 armorial r ST cost each; passing red traffic light reported. Chunk Tuna X!&\V 38c kvMtmuiM County Vice-Commander Paul Established 1897 whiskies 4 and 5 years old. Shredded Wheat 16c and no driver's lincensc in pos- BROCCOLI LBOW 39c DIJ M session, Howard Candia, Westfleld, Wcscott spoke on "the outdoor La Rosa Macaroni « 2 Marshmallow Fluff " 24c theater the American Legion plans 86 Proof $10 and S7 cost; fnilurv to keep c 50-lh. Gold Seal Macaroni 2 37c R & R Boned Chicken 73c Dulany . to right and no driver's license to construct at the Veterans Hos- in possession. Frieda DcCaluwe. pital, Lyons'; The three-year pro- —_ at— ' **. ' Gravy Master 2 't5L 29c • * ft ject will cost about' $50,000. he ¥23 89 Chicken A La King 53c FRENCH FRIES or SPINACH 1-U ltitlci«!it avchUe, SU ahd. $6 said, and all county posts will be 2 «'— * * ft cost; careless driving".' Salvatorc $A.65 4/5 I $J49 Full [POTATOES Q-T Instant Frosting Chicken Fricassee 55c asked:to support it. • ' Fresh Ctni Ruth Martin's Maggin. 741 Walnut avenue. $15 Commander Roy Irving prcsid- 0 Qt. Qt, Ccteiy Q-T Show-Whip iNU 23c R & R Chicken Broth 15c Crosse & Blackwell's and $5. and Peter C. Spahin, 38 Cd. ak«. ORANGE JUICE IS! Munscc drive" $7 and $5 costs. 3 for $10.75 3 for $13.00 firaptfnit Delicieus 19e CANDY DEPABTMENT Herb-Ox ""i'SSS* 3f* 22c 37c MENU SECRETS Men lit Service Jelly Eggs VSftJr l»c Pre-Cooked Beans *"**&£?»..21c from LOOK MagniM* Nwanaon's Grand Duchess Montclair Youths Cpl. Bernard A. Doyle, Jr., son Fruits-Nut EitgsJl"^ ^ 6 ,„ 25c Spaghetti Dinner 39c CHICKEN PIES ea. 33e BEEK STEAKS pk*. Me of Fire Capt. and MM. Doyle of Ore«m Kitchen 502 High street, who recently com- OR Turtle Eggs LUDKNM Florient ' conduct raps found that they had STEAK PLATTER HOUSEHOLD INSTITUTC is-hdi Japanese delivered thcmselvas right into the Tracks Safer (>• DE LUXE Vedael many luvn. 5L 75V W«th certificate and $S in pordiMwa. I8JJ8 wlUioat ceriiflcsie. arms of the law when the trail they Tferee out of four motor vehicle* ' BLENDEi^WHISKEY * *•(•. acaaralr' WHITE TUNA in brine can 39 blazed in following u curttk**, of la 1>M aeddaota w«r« passenger HANDLED GRIDDLE HO"»EHO"> WSTITUTE it.t«di Cranford girls from. Orange to l ib C *1 Cranford ended up ut police head- '; Agiuooth,richbl emlof40% 2-29 Sharp Cheese 6 5 With cerUflcate Mid $5 hi parchMMB. ss.88 without certificate. ' ttaca.'af Mil Sunshine quarters here at 12:04 u. m. yes- 1 capo Milk . . I; straight whiskie»\5 and 6 HI-HO CRACKERS Ib. pkg. terday. Provolone * l'toaaa«.a vaallla, 31 Surrounded by Sgt. Harry Page \ yean old. \ 59c (Uraaa'aMalk.r awl Ui and Patrolmen Louis Guertin Bleu Cheese 1 Mat fcraa lor thlat Ralph Koury and Robert Nylon « 86 Proof \ » 69c 4 Ubl«H«M aa«ar Kraft who wen- alerted by frantic horn JUICE - Cheex-Whiz Brat clt >ollu until light', udil VELVEETA lb. pkg. blasts from the girls* car. Roger PabBt-ett ^cup hUjiar nn«J k^tlt feud fctlr Layer. 20: Edgar Swiney. 18, and stss Into !!«• milk.. In top <>< a 2-lb. pkg. 89c Arthur Scott. 18. all of Montclair, 12 SPR\NGriKLD~AVENUE, CRANFORD $1.69 Full Gruyexe Cheese 35c 49 doublr boiler. Stir con.Unlly Apple, Cherry, Pineapple. Dutch Apple. Cherr**y Streuiuel! were escorted into headquarters, PIES —•_»— and *hcn ualcr bolla cut vlt where they were questioned by Lt Extra Sharp •ore: lUme to prevent cuitiliits*. Van Camp's George L- Rosendalc. 3 for $11.00 3 for $1330 MneoKler Cheese Wheu cualard l». timutth and . When they were unable io -ex- We offer re»ident§ of Cranford and vicinity an MTlCS ^ 47e Raisin Pie *TK« 45 creamy, add flavoring ahd pour SPANISH RICE can plain satisfactorily why they had Iplo duh from which It will followed the car containing - six rimnp Juicy rakliw baked In tender, flaky pie cru»4! DellHoua! be aorvcU. llot white* of minor girL<. 'the youths were jfou Always Get the ' ' • + CMckMKts Ballard Biscuits 2 ^ C *•*> until Very »ttft; adding 4 Del Monte 18-oz. charged with disorderly ' conduct outstanding funeral home, complete with air con- and placed in colls, where" they re FOR YOUR MONEY at — Strawtarries Cottage Cheese •• White Bread £™ 15 tabUrtpooilt of kitiinr fcradlljlly. TOMATO JUICE cans Hmvts up to Se a loaf! Wholesome! Nutrition*! When tlw inlnttirtf hold* 2? mained until bail of $25 each wu M AssoKres coLoaco t "prttkh," HMkul Lnlo tt«?»U on posted for them yesterday after- ditioning, organ, large light rooms for your every cUktird and dc-ooraite with noon. ; They are scheduled for berrl«-». If dratrvd. tnrrliigtic' Ehler's hearing in Municipal Court on Ap- TOW-I CAR PKHD 9W "BflLaaMHr'at ril 5. Our own display room. IMA IVORY SNOW TIDE -topplni: inuy be' l»tuwiic*i RED BAGCOFFEE Ib. bag |J Swiney. reported by the police convenience. CAMAY IVORY Ujthily under '<>*• broiler. to have been driving, also faces a Tratt ».-•» — 29c charge of operating a motor vehi- Henra top-eoufc «u tervloe fw Nestle's cle without a registration card in (m* people! ^ 2 - ^1« Toilet r Soap his po?tsession. , INSTANT COFFEE -59* ) KBSOIUU. SHE • chedt-as et • repair jeb. w« Soap; \ 5oz.95c fUdly eiD for end drih-et. JIM HtdttaCfcm OXYDOL LIQUORS SpicSSpsa ^ recul»Oitr DREFT For. Your 2nd Floor phooe «a. Oar moium Serrl-Cw ^^29e 3—17c Lcmje. beautiful, bright be**' WOIW et jew *om EASTMAN StV CRANFORD -tf 23«'' - msrjutal ****' PHONE roonM. eyockms cloeetm, birch Opposite Cranford Theatre «3 cake* «a# aa) C aOOfSv lUllUWOOQ iJOOiaV 6-0 19 ••>'.'-' • .'.••• • • •, Can show you localhr what UNION COUNTY your ham* will look like Directors PARK FREE - Direcdy Behind Our^tore JOY DUZ IVORY BLUE CHEER when completed. 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THE CRANZQRD CITIZEN AMD CHRO CHANltWlD CITIZEN AND CH1KWCLE. THURSDAY. MARCH 25, arid Assistant Cubma*?er John Several - tracking and stalking ft be maintained as a park and vestigation'- has . , Sorretuino. Also discussed were games, were also conducted. Given Service Award that steps be taken to erect a there are street lights afthe inter- plans" for a trip to a roller skating The trip served as a get flagpole and otherwise put it to sections mentioned' in the VIA Cub Pack 178 letter, that the hedge is not too father* ; rink *>y the cubs, on April .10. acquainted program for the boys its intended use. . The committee •:. r Attending were Mrs. H. Lynch,'and Gilbert .Orrok, new assistant promised to look into the request. high, that the bridges are under On a favorable recommendation control, of the county, that over- $ A VE DOLLAR* Mrs. J. Sopko. Mrs. J. Bradley, scotftmaster/,in charge of ~ camp- weight trucks talso mentioned in It Cleveland Puppet Short Mrs. F. Arnold, Mrs. J. Minton, 8£©Wg Koppf andd Benjamijamin of the Board of Adjustment, the committee approved the applica- the letter)- are under control of Mrs. F. O'Reilly; Mrs. G. Demeter, Cyphers of tthh e ttroop committee the state, and that the township Mrs; R. B. 8:15 p. m. In the high school aud- LB. li women present were: Mrs. tables, step tables, drum tables., commodes, Pembroke*. lamp tables . ..even itorium. • - Ifius Cohen, Mrs. Leo Kcstenbauin. stockings Camera. Club Topic Vocal groups participating are: |Mrs. William Massarsky, Mrs. Rudi . Mort Goldman of Toms River, The Freshmen Boys' Glee Club, VEAL V-W |llac«'»•» need ta «fl about your clocking trouble*. Come in for your Mojuo also test' shutter speed for those rfAdlng gbuaeil fram anlan hemlth who bring their cameras.; Elect Mrs. Koyen plans ar clinics. Cmmv to CammanUy Thigh-Mold, today! > mg% ' BEEF FILET MIGNON- CORNED O>ilcU«a •>< !•<••) «kV. Na (Continued jrom page one) • ^•rk. Ma membcrmklB fee. Tb« «ur- 5O • PAIR Lint Girls' Cage Games front 'us today," hie said. "Respect WHILE THEY LAST yrUr af • Mrs. Charles Schillinger,' di- can be-improved if at home and in BEEF educational life oUr youth follow rector* annouqee, r d th, e followin„ . _g COMMUNITY OPTICIANS games have been scheduled among the principles laid down by the Illu K..JEKMCV ST.—El- ?-t*H teams in the Girls' Basketball Ten Commandments." . Sttt U Mb Tke«4r«—Kllubrtk Leagues for Saturday at the Cran- A discussion followed the talks. ROUND Mrs. Arthur Ackerman, presi- • FREE PARKING • ford High School gym: 12:30 a. m. TOP SIRLOIN S8 Jefferson Avenue O — Sly Sneakers vs. Knickerbock- dent of the Union County Mental REPEAT REPEAT ercttes and Speeders vs. Shooting Health Association,- spoke on the and Stars; 1 p.m. ';— Dynamiters vs. value of mental health care. ° Mrs. North Union Avenue, Cmnford, N. J. Question Marks and Cats vs. E. W. Schroeder, president, . an- noUnced that a list of books on ad- CROSS RIB Delivery OUnford 64234 Junior Jets; and 1:50 p.m. — Star olescence bus been compiled by Shooters vs. Seniors and Gooders Mrs. Harold Haagcnsen of the vs. Coolers. Cocktail table. 23xiSxIS" tatL. Cranford Public Library. ROASTS TERMITES Cocktail tabU, 40x24xir tall CodcuU tabl*. 44x25x16" Register 330 Pupils SKINLESS are iryinQ oQCdn* V»crtcn (Continued /row page one) Fresh Ground lbs. for lor ~Swarm»" oi "Flying several years ago and has been very1 accurate, kindergarten en- LAMB PATTIES y 89° Ants" which come with Robinson*s rollment this year should be 435 FRANKFURTERS Spring, shed their wings* students. Lean Ground then disappear. These Enrollment to date by schools is CHOICE CUTS MEAT LOAF as follows: Roosevelt 104, Cleve- wood destroying insects land 67, Sherman 75 and Lin- cause much damage to coln 84. Miss Etta Turiner, prin- property. Buildings not cipal, reported that the registra- RIB Choice Cut A lbs.for $f.47 1 tion at Roosevelt School is the SHOULDER LAMB CHOPS protected during construc- largest ever by 10 to 15 percent, tion usually require it while the enrollment at Cleveland ROAST or49clb. is slightly behind recent years. later. Vincent Sarnowski, principal, said enrollment at Lincoln and Sher- OF BEEF Choice Cut We Specialize Exclu- man Schools is about the same ROUND STEAK SLICED sively in protection as in the past, but he said the CHOICE. COT* TO OBOER HA Ib. final figures may be far different' of property against because of the new construction in the area. . CUBE STEAKS ft. 79^ Try Thla W«U-Known Spackd BOTH FOR TERMITES arid . other Wood Des- DropJeaf Pembrot*. ubU.27xl*M2f U1L.39J9S FRESH GROUND-TO-OBDEB Stmp table. 20x29x2S" UdL. N-t ol 3 tabUt, 22x17x24? taiL_39.95 Appoint Policemen 1 ft..CALVE S LIVER Marble4op COMUIUHUL. -30.95 -39.95 closed 18x26x2Sr tolL. 1.95 (Continued /rotu page one) troying Insects, using Charles L-Kardel and J. A. Specht. '/> Ib. BACON dependable engineering Referred to committee of the ROUND STEAK ft. 79C 89c methods. We are not whole was a request from the Butts' FBESH GROUND simple exterminators. Realty1 Company for Cranford to FROM FARM TO YOU DAILY MOW! AT THE START OF annex trom Westfleld a three-acre Every Job Is supervised tract bt\ the northerly side of LEAN CHUCK ib. 59c by an experienced, techni- Springfield avenue at the Cran- cally trained, licensed fordywestileld boundary. .engineer. KOOS CUTS PRICE ON " The taxi driver's license of ARMOUR'S STAfr OR WILSON'S 4LW.4feA Thtimas Parrott was suspended for 1 From Linda Farms, N. J. Doc. We are a New Jersey three months to June 2 on recom- 63 nw^nn\wn^fjfJ employing (endation of Police Chief W. A. New Jersey residents, and ischer, following a hearing con- ROU BUTTER 1b. 69 we have served-New Jer- for big 9x12 tixm ducted recently. Mr. Parrott will be required to furnish a satisfac- WILSON'S *ey property owners suc- tory medical certificate when he NO WASTE cessfully since 1935. Our reapplies for his license. The reputation in this field is license was , suspended recently GOLDEN OLEO 39c unsnrpatsW. Bight now . .. wher/ youVe just beginning to think of fibre vugs Kooi when Mr. Parrott was arraigned READY FOR OVEN in police court on a disorderly wasotrs Thousands of references lops dollars off their price! This i« a.big start-of-the-season Bpeda] pur* J. dreamed of becoming person charge.. are available in New Jer- Former Mayor E. D. Stanley sey—not in some distant dhase and when gone, We can't re-«rder at this same low price! So hop tendered his -resignation as a SUCED BACON ft. 69c TURKEY - . p fashion figure,.. an«l really did with member of the Planning Board stale. Our work is GUAR- in your car and head for Koos! It's not just custom that makes New and Ira D. Dorian was named to ALL SIZES ANTEED FOR 5 YEARS the interim term. Av letter of without additional charge Jersey homemakers take up wool rugs in spring , . . «nd put down fibre appreciation was authorised sent OF LAMB — a one-year guarantee I* to Mr. Stanley, i 53* worthless. ones. It's plain common-sense! Fibre rugs not only feel cool-as-grass Township Clerk J. Walter Cof- maidenfim bras fee was authorized to -advertise Foe Inf^mmHon of Free underfoot ... they make,rooms look degrees cooler. And these are so for. two new Ford police cars, the Inspection and Advice — bids to be received at the April smart-looking,' we know plenty of homemakers who'll use them all |Your new fashions need undrr-rover support...the fabulous shapeliness 13. meeting. A 1953 car will be Come In and Talk to Us About Your Freezer Orders CALL through the house, all through the year. Smart plaid in cool shades of Maidenform l>r«4 will give you! Neglected curves take on a new «•»* traded in on. the new vehicles. W.- Cut Pi IC.-S to th«« Ron»> No On..' Will Bent Us ' Louis Brod was 'given four lots firmness, suddenly seem rounder, more excitingly uplifted than ever before,. on Casino avenue in exchange f6r grey, green, rose or beige. Sorry, no mail or phone orders. Just come in and choose from our vast Maidenform collect ion... you'll / property he owns adjacent to the TERMITE SOOB discover what we tnran! Here we show but two: MaJdenette" * ' new Walnut avenue . elementary school. The latter property will to mould your figure gently...Chansonette'* to give more accentuation. be-turned over to the Board of CONTROL In your fav

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1 I ' 111 —' ' l|»l»' imiM—I • I . . i t . i '.,••• • ' . ' • - i ' ' ' . "_" ' I •*' • ' • ' ' ' , 1 ..." . , ' - • . . _ tj. I .'."*""'( ' ' • ..•'-.".• •''• .• • •..'•• x- "'-V . 1 W!?."Y.''-'.'7 " ., ..." - , . ' -r-'r CRANFORD OTttEN AND THURSDAY. MARCH 25, 1954 Page Tfarc* CRANFORD CITIZEN' AMD CHRONICLE. THURSDAY. MARCH M, ltSi f Col. George H. Williams of theun> OJ. 1 U«S. "•*'• ' >jr:, or Crahford.a.nd .other mem- Saturday at the Military Parklglonal Scholarship and ttM> Fresh- I Massachusetts Institute >f Tech- sponsbrad/by the Wednesday Morning Club wa»J Amateur Astronomers. 3|¥1 Scnoursnips jbers ot the scholarship committee Hotel in Newark to iatcrview 131 man Competitive Scholarship. T. [nology' will be •urc-scnt. to assist l \isUor Praises New York University. Law School %r Class Told Newspapers IN RETROSPECT open vtWna tea in the Municipal Building, \i * To Hear Aerologfct will speak on "Training the Col- Chairman' Donald D. Way of ofHhe MIT Club of Northern New applicants from 76 New Jersey P. Pitre, associate dean of students . x ;*• -.— --~ . > F#>w«»r ported. However,'there are a.few Mabel Kent: Hoe and Mrs. Thomas O. Giiu» lege Student for Citizenship" at Westneid. Ch«aer A. WUljams.' Jersey will meet tomorrow and communities, for the Alumni Re-1 and director of student aid, at I •'""""'•'- , •; • . r fettfod* (Btttgen ana , t^^ vacancies in the adult classes on From tht files «f»* CtHu» mU were co-chairmen of the cqriwnittee" to charge «? Frank H. Forrester! deputy man- the afternoon session. • • the project ' ••' • • .-•''• "• Courteous Aid iger t>f the Department of As- Otunon M, e*tabU$he& 1$9S: TBB CtMtfots Cctiro, «*tabUih«d int.. Monday mornings, and Thursday RvtYeuiAf* '.- -, • '-•;• •/ (Combined In 1921) > afternoons' and evenings. These The Rev. George A. Aitcheson of Punxsutaw- Miss Carlisle Keller was elected preside., ronomy of the American Museum Robert classes continue through'June 31 hey. Pa., assistant district superintendent of the of the Cranfprd College Club, at the a ^' f Natural History and Hayderi Crane's Ford Group Anyone interested should call Mrs. election of officers at the home of Mrs. E. 'lanetarium , and a specialist in CHILES M. RAY. EPFTOE AND inl manager of Western Pennsylvania District of the' Christian meteorologyT^will address the To Visit Hospital „ j»:iiv,« _ Ra^h Bojrd, membership chair- and Missionary Alliance, had accepted a call to .Reeves, 406 Casino" avenue. She succeeded of praise for the helpful 'rary • civilization -•._-..• . .»• b Amateur Astronomical Society of Members of the Crane's Ford course * * Cfa^^ llth b^fthG Union^ou1ity-at-to-M~P Christian and Missionary Alliance, it WM an- . • .''•• ' '""•• Flfteea Tears Ato -;-:.-. •-• -- -j Uardeners - will make _flower ar- School* Cranford (,,,-a Police Department are con- ng, at the Girl Scout house at 8rangements tomorrow at the Vet- at nounced by Aubrey Welke; chairman of the execu- '•' The Township Committee reduced the IQ39 iiined in a column in the March 1 Tn. tomorro\y, erans' Hospital, Lyons, under tlie Haying a nice, rare, tender, juicy KINGS Steak tonight? Or School, be said newspapers today Jmii>r#l8inIV tive committee of the local church.. Be was to suc- budget by $4,583 prior to a scheduled public lvear. ;waS represented Mon- . ..•••'• filing a "declaration" with a fuel dealer estimating . is to render to the public a serv- ported that a high school in a suburb of and boys in beltless, low-hanging jeans." day at'the president'sday meeting • •_. ' •* • • •' the amount of coal or coke he expected to use, their way. td the. front office, of the building ; were scared away before, they succeeded in' ice a little beyond that which is 'Washington has launched a campaign to Quick glances in the direction of of the Summerville Civic League Dr. Ward Leaves Bulk listing the amount of- fuel on hand, the number en'tiiilcd in the ordinary course of by Mrs. F. J. Burnash,. Mrs. n* w*. ' .. ™ . of rooms to be~ heated and the type of heating completing the cracking of the safe. The sum o[ dress up sloppy teen-agers. Cranford, High School fail to disclose any Charles Redden and Mrs. Curtis Of Estate to UlUrch equipment.. • ; . ' . $900, the collection of the night before, was in enforcing-'laws and ordinances. Ci 1 the safe. . . • "I "am' always very happy to This news came close on the heels conditions nearly as bad as the Washing- JilT' » 11 1 u .. J J Dr. Rhoda E. Warcf, Cranfdrd The eleventh annual community art exhibit learn tjpt our officers are carry- of a report from nearby Hillside.that stu- ton situation seems, but some of the stu- The, following members attended osteopath who died February 22 ing out that policy and I have many such letters as_ yours which dents would r»r> longer be permitted td dents could look neater. the Fiftieth District ^Spnng_ Con- at theagc af 77, left the bulk of L ference at the Clio Club. Roselle .000 estate to the Cranford aid Keyhoe. at a meeting of the make me proud of. our program wear jeans to schools. This problem, on The Student Council at the local her S12 ,o( good public relations here, in 2 29c w!nt M™n.,, I M n i^fc" Methodist Church. Book Circle at the home of. Mrs. Cranford."' . ...'.' VITA FOOD PRODUCTS. INC CHOPTANK the surface, doesn't seem too important. ,.school might do well to take a look at bank, Mrs. Burnash Mrs. Ralph S. j^ probated by Surrogate Robert T. Hawddine/m Herning GREENWICH But the item from Washington goes on: the problem and determine if any action ' • ^M^BJSW Mayer' Mrs- Charles A. Otto. Jr., her will avenue, at 8:15 tonight. ' No Better Glasses Th'. ^rn^^'^^iH m. named the church' as residuary New members of the group in- "The drive is aimed primarily at girls in is heeded in Cranford. 1 he drama committee^met yes- beneficiary. jOther bequests elude Mrs. Tyre Mrs. Lewis Crane, Hi-YFoUies 6EIBEIS laby Cereals 16c -** «' nm? Mrs-Bur" amounting to about $500 were left Mrs. Clifton W. &tockberger and No Better Name . .r CUT STRING BEANS r». mts. H. u. Ionian and hert o two nieces _^_ Elizabeth Martin JVIrs. Harry J. Hughes. ,„,.•*-" prov.cloa^the^ program. of Atlantic_fil7and Mabel J. Lauk Doubfe-wrappwl in aluminum foB to t «u r\VV»"Jl,'?lk °f Rah" °< CW«e|w r ~ . »% v U#« 277 North BroacTstreet - ninth edition. of the Sadie and Emma Follies, presented by the GOOD LUCK reputation for the sensitive precision of SrVhe cranford ere- Book Circle toHear My SpWMilty , f.' Elizabeth, N. J. 29-oz. will be afforded local residents in the an- •••• '•'""• '•'. • '•.'•, • •'•'•• Crimford Hi-V Clubs. their duo-piano renditions, and the play-, Group have been ex- '!•»»« R»v! '' /' !':7^Tl:/'' ''"^^^

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known. I thought it would be o Rosary to Hear Talk •cation materials band programs USN. of SM^Elm street, is serving Quin'cy. fane -of. 50 ships that DM good idea to indicate how one of PTA. Survey ' aimed qt ' reiliii-inj; the current aboard the heavy USS beinj placed in the Reserve Fleet' Girl Scout these rigid rules operates. On Kitchen Planning, high child accident rate. The tax bill which just pas&ed A talk on kitchen planning will ' " ?—y^ -. • . the House was one of the most be presented by a representative On^Pre-School Dean MrMahon Host Brownie News complicated pieces of legislation of a Newark department store at EXCLUSIVE! ever considered. It ran to 875 the next, regular meting of the To, Lutiii-Ainericuns Former Pastor to Speak pages and covered a tremendous Rosary Society of St. Michael's Calvary Yoang People range -of subjects. I received this Child Safety Dean Ernest E. Mi-Mahon of the Lenten Recital to Be Presented yirit. yaistoFe Vmage and then were taken on a guided Church, to be held at St. Michael's evening divisions of Rutgers Uni- i HI one week before It came to a School-on-April-& Echo Lake Outing -Sunday: "^S^-tsic TIWJDS 1® and -tour through-the rinu seriesr—The oleT^Wfiilel agree that ffie~bm ,, Church, under th© lead- scouts. lcJirned the identity of more , Members' will meeVat the church -. farenr? of Latln-Alni'rican Uiboir leaders the Onty~AgeM—for Members and friends of the In- The Rev. John W. P. Collier, Jr^ Sunda _-- of lbs. Nathalie. Cordes, generally is a good one, it was im-at 8 p. m. to recite the Rosary and the Cranford schools-are cooperat- 7 than 25 flowers. This is one. re- who :ire- in the United States for termediate Luther League of >Cal- possible to thoroughly analyze its ing this week in a survey being "THE HEAHT OTCOM P AiSlOlT former pastor, will be guest speak- Petrocione. Mrs'. Eve- quirement (or the garden badge for then. adjourn to the school for the 1 orientation. proRTiims. viry Lutheran Church will nave B A Lenten Recital will be presented Sunday at the £ contents in one week. conducted by. the State. Congress Campaign Visit Slated By Rey.. Robert O. Longaker. er at a service Sunday evening at ^K<_., rlw»y and Mrs. Carole second • class, scouts. Mrs. C. -R. talk and business session. Social All .of the professors connected weenie roast in the boat house at _ "SSr. leceatly visited." the Min- Boettefcr and Mrs. R. A. Sorenson, Many members.had reservations chairmen will be Mrs. Mary Henry of Parents and Teachers relative Minister of tht Firtt Pteibyterian Church .. 7:80 in St. Mark's A.M.E. Church. Lenten Vesper Service in the Pint Presbyterian Church by with the • project, including Dean Echo Lake this Sunday, starting at '"tf" Village in Springfield built the leaders, were assisted by Mrs. about some provisions in the bill— ,and Mrs. Floremce Hamilton.. : to the safety and health of the McMahon, son of Mr. and Mrs. The Rev. Mr. Collier is pastor of Louise Rudd, pianist, Mary Elizabeth BonnelL organist, Marilyn T (World Famons Water Repellent) 6 p; ro.' When Jesus walked-into the lives of men He taught them, liiity- Spekfcer. ' ' ' • H. A. Klubenspies and Mrs, E. S.but agreed with it on the whole. Plans for the meeting were made pre-school child. ' ' j Edward t. McMahon of 20 Park- At Alliance Two committees have beeniunc- that the greatest lesson yiat men can learn is that they should Israel Memorial Church, Newark. berg, Koprano, and Maria Martell, contralto. . jr.* eacplained everything to the Zobel. • •.-•*•.•• However, no. amendments were at a 'board meeting Monday night • Each PTA in Cranford'Will con- At Trinity 1 er avenue. Had to bone up on their permitted under the rules govern- Have Your Rainwear Cleaned and lioning. The program cpmftittee The choir of the Newark church At the 9:30 and 11 o'clock' services Sunday morning, the '~~ in connection With his build- . , — GS-:-T-.: '.-•' at the home of Mrs. Alfred Frlgola, duct, its. own survey. Every .tenth Spanish, because hone of the visi- The annual visitation and'evalu- love one another. They were not empty-sounding words.to HiriK. ing action on this bUL - Good gains were npw-^ *****includes Edgar Brown, Bruce will perform at the service. ••'• Robert G. Longaker's message will* •——— -Jae -^iUage," which they Brownies' Night'Out • 7 Summit road. Attending were person on the membeship rolls tors'could understand English. Made WATER REPELLENT like New! week in the campaign oi 'tt*-Suar Croiney. Marilyn Krumbine and ation of Trinity Church School by He loved us all so much that He gave His life for us. That is love •j very interesting. Besides the One motion to recommit was Mrs. Chnrles Stevens, Mrs. Carl will be requested to (111 out a ques- day Bible School of the Albas** Dolores Scheller from Cranford, the diocesan director, of religious supreme; that a man lay down his life for a friend. He said that The public is invited. be "Greatest of Them All." 'At ArrliKj.ltnn I«um#« Brownie Troop 32 slepit last.Fri- permitted. Many members felt Brutz, Mrs. Frank O'Brien, Mrs. tionnaire relativo^o snfety hazards s »:i0 Miss Vosberg wiU sing fGod ArCIlDlSnop 18SUC8 k v-i:s. she following mothers ac- Church for a membersfcip fd *J5 Gerald Wells of Hahway and Kar- education, the Rev. Dr. Victor we could be His friends if.we do what.He commands us to do. r-'-jnaed tbe Brownies: Mw. day night at the Scout House. The this motion to raise personal ex- Roy Sanford, Mrs. Carl Sohn, Mrs. as they apply to .the pre-school Mrn In Service , Drive-in for Saving* at—>- . Is My Shepherd" by Dvorak, and girls brought a box supjier. Dur- emptions from $600 to $700. was a by Easter Sunday. It was, .an-jen Michelson of Westfleld. The re- Hoag. will be made. this Sunday. And.His command is that we learn to love one another, even as Plea for War Victims "i FJaiinery, Mrs. Clare Walsh Paul Novak, Jr., Mrs. James "Mc- chil'd in the home. Donnld L. Johnson, fireman^ nounced that the school has been jireshment committee is composed Dr. Hoag also will preach and as- at 11 o'clock the Chancel Choir ing the evening they sang songs step ,in • the right, direction,' but Guire, Mrs. Jerome Behan, Mrs. He hath loved us There is the seat of Christian compassion that "Hark, Hark> My Soul" by Shelley. Archbishop Bolaind'vf the New- "ilss. Eleanor Williams. and toasted, marshmallows over It Is felt the survey will provide maintaining an attenaaiu*. of •**) 'of Bonnie Manny; Linda Lucas sist the rector, the Rev. Frank V. Pastor iijA-e troops also recently vis- that it was also unsound because W. Ramsey and Jilrs. R. Luby. information which will be of great At these- services, gifts will be ark Archdiocese has catted upon. the ft rib in the fireplace. In theit did not compensate for the re- to 50 pupils above last year's. Tlbe 'and James Robins from .Cranford, H. Carthy, at the 11 o'clock Choral stirs us into a concern for the eternal.souls of men. Through Him received for the "One Great Hour "•t!se Ortanford Historical Mu- help to safety "and health educa- goal of -475 pupils is ataaost «0 and Karen; Force from Winfleld Eucharist. . :v~ Catholics of the. archdiocese to _ fdcaied at Springfield and morning the girls booked their own sultant' tax loss. we have received release from the burden of sin, and in Him of Sharing" -project. T breakfasts. • • Efeso Names Sweeney' tors in' planning future adult-edu- ; more than the highest a::emri*nre Park._Kathie Burns-of Fanwood Memorial services for Charles contribute to a collection to be |-- -n avenues. This is the oldest HoweVer, under the rules, mem- WINDOW \ or use our • '• recorded for the scfcoci Classes we have found Jife. ; - "-"•'.. taken up Sunday' at all churches • The Brownies who enjoyed the bers were forced to vote on these hay been handling reservations. F. Hansel will be .held at 4 p.m. To Speak The second series of adult meet- oije in Cranford and it proved to Refinery Division Head /VOVERTISEMENT— ' .. - PROMPT CALL & DELIVERY SERVICE meet each Sunday at 9:30 a, m. The-young people will leave in the church. Other services on The life tnat issues', from our faith in the living Christ Ings iri preparation for church for the Bishops* Fund for Victims -- great interest to the chil- night out, were: Phyllis Berry, two questions, as,a fvhole, with no : Karen Bwalasj Janet." Buzalski, possibility of • any ^moderating Saturdaymembers of the stbotu from the church at 5:30 p. m. Sunday include: 8 a..m.,- Holy places upon us the burden of the world. Ours is not to have and MWe*uild~for the Aged"rWiU be membership. will "begin Sunday of War. Robert J. Sweeney of 4 Iroqiiols Don't Buy That Magazine Evening at 7 o'clock in. the ChapeL Barbara Chiistenseri, Barbara amendments. I recognize the need place has been named division SHADES will conduct a visitattoc-caicpaig* Eucharist; 9:15 a. m:. Family Eu- to hold, but to have and to share with all men! So in this Lenten' the sermon topic of the Rev. Al- In a letter.read at all masses- oefcbrating Girl Scout Week, Gruich, Barbara Gaftney, Sandy Until You Know The Facts in a section of Cranloed in *n charist and Church School; 10 The'topic for discussion will be vroaps beard the- Brownie ifpr rules in a body of 435 members, head of the Annuities and Bene- Season we remember the sacrifice of the Christ and give bur lives Sunday, Archbishop Boland said Haag, jetty Jv Herring, Joy.ce Iis- but I think such rigid rules on fits Division of the Esso Standard ' HOLLAND MADISON • effort to complete a bus' nxute a. m., rector's coffee class. Young bert Allinger, pastor, at both serv- "What Christians Believe," and the suffering of victims of modem .r. wfekh was,-followed by . To all subscribers. We will mntl ka, Lmden Moleen, Nancy Schek'r complicated and broad legislation Oil CompflnyV Employee Rela* the next seven issues of "Coro- .which was staged last .talL Up' Lutheran People's. Fellowship will meet at iri sacrificial service to our fellowmen. ~~ • . • • ices Sunday in the Cranford Meth- anyone interested in uniting with wars is a story unparalleled in hu- y&g games and singing sdngs. •'••.'• v ler, Sharen Sorenson, Susan Sten- %o tpo far in preventing moderat- tlons Department at Bayway Re- net*' the 25-cent picture magazine, to this point, a totai"of.about..X*. 6:30 Sunday evening to continue Out of a heart of compassion we look to the needs of- men. • odist Church at 9:30 and 10:55 a.m. the church on Holy Thursday eve- man history. The collection witc »ts were also served. HOLLAND YORK CLOTH new children .•have been brought der, Michelle Tomasulo, Dorothy ing influences from being ex- finery in Linden. He had served in at less than 15 cents "per copy nnd the series of Lenten studies on There are the many calls that come to us from the messengers of The Senior Choir wil lsing "The ning Is invited to attend. • ' be made in St. Michael's Church, of Girl Scout Sunday, Turner, Virginia Tice, Mary Lou the assistant's post since 1951. into the school, and it is. hoped Uiat St. John the Apostle Church pressed. -..'.•' , - an opportunity to win large cash the OI4 Testament.* Richard J. mercy and goodness within- our own-communities. These thnigs Creation" by Richteir and a duln- The Junior Fellowship will meet I? imoops received ""Holy Cpm- Williams and Lorainne ' Hedges. • Mr. Sweeney joined the com- prizes plus a free,25-cent magazine about that many additional ctul-. Activities Kirk, assistant seminarian will be Clark-Linden, the Church of Sti -joa ma body at the 9:15 a. m. tette consisting of Mrs. Forest vex- in the' gymnasium, from 6 until ft The troop leader, Mrs. Albert Ley, pany in 1938 as a messenger at the every month fon lifei Print your dren who haw not bees going- in charge. are important, and the answer we give with pur- gifts determines • ter. Miss Blanche Lambert, Otis Ann, Qarwoodv and St. Theresa was • assisted by Mvs. T. Hedges In Glee Club Concert Boyonne Refinery. Two years .to any Sunday school -wall begin; The Rev. Arnold J.' Dahlquist, o'clock,- beginning With a pot luck Church,'Kenilworth. name and address, -Kend it to us RICHARD HARTIG Special meeting of Church our concern for human need. ' • • Gove, Keith Warner and James • ' —GS— ' '. ." • and Mrs. 17 Buzalski in chaper- later he transferred to the Stanco with $1.00 before March 31 to get this coming Sunday. '>— pastor, will preach on "What Is supper, followed by games and Observe AJuOversary v Phillip Sandford of 306 Nor^h (JOHNSTON PAINT 8IIOP) School teachers will be held.Tues- And now this next Sunday, Christendom opens Its heart Hudson will present "1 Walked a hymn sing. ' " oning the girls. - / avenue, east, is a member of thePlant at Bayway where he tilled our amazing offer and the ' next A Sunday School Rally m-jll be ; b? 411st anniversary of Girl a variety of clerical assignments day at'7:45 p. m. in the guild room. to a whole world in need. Hundreds of thousands throughout Today" by O'Hara. Mrs. Doris E. The young people of the Senior ConductsSeminar Glee Club of Holy Trinity -High seven issues of "Coronet." 101 N. Union Ave Dr. Hoag will be present to report Rothweiler. organist, will use the utins!' was observed by Girl School, Westfleld, which.will pre- relating to packaging operations, Barrett Subscription Agency PLANT BKANCH STORE held at 8:15 a. m. and 11 a. m. bur world —• refugees, victims of war and natural disasters — following selections: "Romance" Fellowship will meet at.7 o'clock Miss Margaret Cummings of the a Tkysop *l at a~party Sunday fte joined the Employee Relations St. George & Wood Aves.. Linden «82 Boalevanl. KrnU visiied the miniature - Congressman— 6th District j main service.will be "O Jesu, Son a world that- becdmes released from suffering and despair. Lvi: i* in SpiincfieJd last week. in musical numbers. ,Tfc« '" :of (God." by J, C. Bach. < \ pleached at the Wednesday serv- p. m. Sunday, the Senior High will meet -on the - second floor Presbyterian' Church, Elizabeth. (Union County) f ,T ertys and their gospel __ ice at 8 p.m. The topic this Over in war-torn Korea our gifts will re-build life, Fellowship will be host to the Sen- of the Educational- Building. — GS — I Sunday School convenes at 9:30 The Moments of Meditation will Saivrise' Fatty 3 have' been in constant , ceniaii. . ,d a, m. A nursery is held in the week is "The False God of Peace Damaged schools and hospitals-and churches Vill be put into - ior Fellowship of the Community Dulles Diplomacy of Mind.'1 7 Methodist Church, Kenilworth. be held each morning, Monday [ Gt:5 Sbod-t ^Troop 39 had a sur- \ MeMANUS BROS., 1152-115^1 EAST JSRSEV STREET; ELIZABETH - OPEN DAILY 9:30-5:30, THURSDAY 9;30«9 P. throughout the country '"f *M" I cfauirh.-house at 11 o'clock. Mrs. working order; families will be aided in re-establishing family' paunty last wek for Mrs. G. Secretary Dulles and the admin- dren's iservices, ,The ' p^b-sr -*]Frances Schneider and Mrs. Ruth The Altar Guild will meet fol- Richard Stegner, pastor's assistant, through Friday, from 7:25 to 7:42. life; amputees Will be given new arms and legs in,order that they in the sanctuary. All are invited Oi-ertueJdC Jr. The scouts re- istration are to' be highly com- invited. • . > | Schulz will be in charge this week, lowing Corporate Comunibn today will discuss "Religion Practically mended for the 'resolute fashion in „ ol> ; .;ty eeanpJeted the requirements may become useful and self-supporting citizens, again. Or with Applied." to begin the Lenten days in prayer, 1 ' Holy Communion •*"! «>*. ~ assisted -by Lynn Larsen and at the 9 o'clock service commem- TIME ti, *potteiy badge, and.wished which.; ihe Berlin and Caracas served at the Alliance- Cutadb -*"* j sharttfi Parkin. ' orating the Feast of the Annuncia- our gift we can go to the help of almost a* million refugees Professor David Fables of Un-.in God's House. - meetings have been conducted. At Tuesday morning at 10- o'clock, ;fcj— tbeir appreciation to M"; Sunday instead b£ the tlrst Sunday | Parent-Teacher-NighNig t will be tion, to make plans for their an- in the Near East who are still living on the very edge of starvation. ion, Junior College will speak Sun- |ss«neMI for the assistance she Berlin, Secretary Dulles trapped in Ajjril, since "the Rev, Geofffce A. Intermediate Dep&rt- nual Mid-Lent Tea and book re- day evening at 7 o'clock at a meet- the Woman's Association - execu- for Or to Europe.and give succor io the ten million refugees from the . ir_elves. Mrs. Norman White. the Communist "peace offensive" Sunday morning at II o'clock.'Dr- chetical class will be held at 10 featured in the role of reviewer on. Service at 8- p. in. . Sunday. HiH s on Wednesday, and at 7:30 the : toe troop leader.' • • 1 in Europe — which has been based Aitcheson will continue hss series 8 means Shoes.for unshod feet.- Soup for hungry kids. topic will.be The Upright in a. m. There will be a meeting of the topic: "A Lenten Miscellany." Mid-week Study Group will meet, — GS — ' on Communist efforts to prevent of studies on the First Epistle of Ihe Church Council at 3 p. m. Sun- Heart." in the-Education Building to con- the European Defense Community Save *I9.55! John.. Special musci will be pre- Celebrations of the Holy Euch- Dr. William Larch Fldler, III, FW—er Growinr day. Boy Scout Troop 84 assem- arist will be held Tuesday and . . . H means Hope .for.those whom we minister among in tinue astudyof the Book of Mark. | Gtii Scout Troop 17 visited ihe through attractive trade offers and sented by a group of students from! jjj^ ^ ^ cnurch basement at 7:30 local pediatrician; will discuss Thursday at 10 a. nu ahd Wednes- The Christian Education Com- Florist shop last week." so-called "peace talk." the Missionary Training tasisTjUejj^ m.tTutsday. Christ's, name. "Contagious Diseases and First Aid mittee will meet In the church ' At Caracas, the Americans mov- at Nyack, N. Y- . . _ . 1 The class for new members will day at 7:15 arm. A light breakfast for. Children" at a Meeting of the tr hfted from the Scout House is-served following the latter serv- A means Anyone may come for help so long ah his need library at 8:30 on Wednesday eve- ed closer to a full realization of Both the Junior and Senior •) j-^^ &tu.T tne mjd_week service Child Study CluhUJonday at 8:15 Communist dangers in the West- ; ice, in Sherlock Hall for the con- ( ' is real. ning. Youth Fellouaihtps wtli irjet: ai 1 Wednesday. Also, persons trans- p. m. Mrs. Millard Hallenbeck The. following groups of the ern Hemisphere. Again, Mr. Dul- 6:30 p. m.. Sunday, .. ferrine lrom other' Lutherun venience of school children, com- B means Rehabilitation of hospitals and churches and will be the devotional leader and muters and others. - Woman's Association will meet les played the .leading role! My At the. '7:-.5 p.m. eyansctouc jChurches will join this class'for • • - schools and people. ' the hostesses will be Mrs. J'. Ar- i hope is that this/seemingly tire- next week: ' ' • Serta 612 toil thur Vanderhoof, Mrs. Joseph service. Dr. Aitcheson will bring | g^] instruction. The Youth Choir E means Emergency aid, to help the people of all the Group 1, Mrs. Elizabeth Gilbert, less Secretary continues, to main- j the eighthjiin a series oJ s!ud:es rehearse at 7 p: m. und the Dunne and Mrs. Robert A. Sewell. tain th.e stamina to carry on'his " world. ' • . . " the Superintendent's Council leader; hostess, Mrs. Walter Kirk, * * from the B&ok of Genesis- Special Senior Choir at 9:15. St. Michael's 43 Mansion terrace, Wednesday, : effective; diplomacy. All who sup- musical numbers' will be presented Pastor Dahlquist continues the will meet at 8 o'clock tonight and '. '.:^'*>- |! port patient and tolerant, but nev- the Senior Choir will rehearse at l.p.m. . .. ilr. hnH Bersan by the group from' Nyack- mid-week Lenten services at 8:15 Take your gifts, your'sacriflcial gifts, to your church next Group 2, Miss Helen Plummer, ertheless resolute, diplomacy were Innerspring The Board of Elders m-ill meet' Wednesday on ihe theme, "The Corner Sutiday, for as we relieve suffering ahd give renewed hope we the same hour, while the Young encouraged .by Secretary Dulles' People's Choir rehearses an hour leader; hostess. -Mrs. Hugh Mair, CKaatattl < IW far a OPTOMETRIST at the church Monday at 8 p. m Meaning of Suffering." His sermon By JAMES F. WOODS will be remembering that it is given in the name of our Saviour. 3Q0 Springfield avenue, Wednes- conduct at Berlin and Caracas. On Tuesday, the Deaconesses will this : Wednesday . will be entitled earlier. At 7:15 p. m. today, Boy 1taxi. SU sack aadnsax. Twi House Rules Let us in Cranford,make it One Gftat Hour'of Sharing. "Inasmuch Scout Troop 75 meets. dayd , 1p.m. meet at the home of Mrs, R- W. ~Tfce, Weapons of Our Warfare." When we first started the relig- win be glai yaa^* gafcac to 25 Not In Ave^ One of the most startling revela- Niedrach. 8 Central atteue. at • The spring drive for clothing tot as ye have done itunto the least of these, my brethren, ye have The Missionary Group for chil- Oroup •, Mrs. G. R. Smith, ious articles stand In St. Michael's dren in the primary and Junior de- lead* Mrs IBB (Cranfotd Tbeatra Bldg.) tions to me as a new Congressman Mattress! 10 .m. The, Pioneei r GuG b willl tuthflMg.W«yuhflg.WyMM ReRelieff is under- ' v-^y; rkjTjhinfl m b lft at th Library we Intended to* caiTVohj partments of the Church SSchobrl87 5 ^tQuimbQ' yy lane;" '?JLJ?2i' Wwtfietd, are the 'rigid rules in the 'House meet at the church Tuesday at vi-^y; rkjTjhinfl may be left at thea few of- the most .commonly call- will meet at 3:30 p. tn. tomorrow Tuesday, llprni CBaoford64200 which limit a member's freedom 'p. m " • . - • cnurch house at any time. ed for articles — those which are and a party for new members wil"l GrouG p 5,8 .M Mrs. L. W. Lerda, of legislative action signiflcantlv. . Women's Missionary Prayer be held that evening at 8 o'clock at leader; hostess, Mrs.' Milton ICops, Since this fact is not widely Band will meet at the church considered .standard equipment for Special Offering at Osceola Rev. Dezao Participates the practical Catholic —* Rosary the home of Mr. and Mrs. J. C. 18 Hampton road, Wednesday, Wednesday at 10 a. m. The regu- Munday of 19 Hampton street. 1:30 p.m. (Reg. $5930) lar mid-week . Bible study and beads, miraculous and scapular "One Great ^Hour of Sharing" be led by Barbara Wood and the ; In Television Workshop Confirmation .classes will con- Group 6,, Mrs.E. F.Morley, prayer meeting will be held Wed- The Rev, Albert C.Dezso, pas- medals, crucifixes, missals' and program will be observed and program will feature a film strip vene at 10 and 11 a. m. Saturday, Fran- nesday at 8 p.m. special offerings will be received and discussion. The Senior Hi leader;; hostess; Mrs. A. tor of the Osceola Presbyterian prayer books. However, we were while an adult recreation program cis,- 423 North Union ayenut, Especially made for McMbpus Bros., by Serta of Tli* quarterly meeting of the at .both services Sunday morning Fellowship will meet on Sunday will be sponsored by the Couple's i 42 Nh Ui Church, recently attended the first soon foroed to change our plans. at' the Osceola Presbyterian April 1, 1p.m.. New York, this luxurious innerspring mattress has Ladies' United Missionary Socoriy. ichuix-h-sponsored radio television Because of the muny requests at T p.m. Miss Dawn Gulliford Club at 8 p. m. Saturday for the scheduled to be held at PhUllps- Church. • ... .-,..»,! will lead the worship service and Groups 3, 7 and 8 will meet the 612 Coils (to the full si?e) . . . Yes, more than twice workshop to be held in New Jer- for statues, sick call sets, holy wa- benefit of thie New Building Fund. following week: • , . . burg on April I. has been can- sey, at the First Presbyterian ter fonts, and. daily missuls we .The- Rev. Albert G. Dezso, pas- the prografn will 'feature a sound At 10 o'clock Wednesday morn- the amount of triple tempered coils found In more celled. This was done because the Church. Princeton. He , partici- soon found "ourselves in the re-tor, will, preach the fourth-in a movie. • ' , ing in the chapel, the Spiritual •annual Prayer Retreat of the so- pated in a demonstration and ligious articles business. Easter. special Lenten series of sermons Circle No. 7 of the Women's Life Study Course of the Women's costly mattresses. In addition you'll get, deep ciety will- be held April 7 to 9 ac-tice of television.'technique, Christmas and now Lent has in-on the general theme ''Questions Guild will meet at the home of Society of Christian Service- will • upholstered Idyers of the best cotton felt, heavy at Syracuse. N. Y, and it »"ii not' consider the Book of Jeremiah. which was'madc possible.through creased the numbed of requests' for of Passion Week." The sermon will Mrs. Henry Kutyla of 31 Dawn COAST TO COAST MOVERS quilted insulation for firmer support and new, non> though wise to have the' two the courtesy of • Princeton RCA additional articles and increased be entitled "The Question of Sac-drive,' Clark-Rahway. on Tuesday. Mrs. H. S. Orth, Qistrict Spiritual meetings so close toceeher.' How- life secretary, is. presenting the Laboratories. the need for a wider selection of rlflclal Service." . Circle No. 1 will meet at' the home Anywhere iavtlM U» B. ar shift, pre-built border, inner-roll construction for ever, the regular monthly meeting Director of the Radio-Television those we have been currying right The communicant's class , will of Mrs. William Sharp, 15 Mohawk course. dyrability plus heavy duty striped ticking. 10 year ct the society at the local church Committee of J.he Sjynod °f New along. meet oh Tuesday at 4 p; m. drive, on Tuesday at 1:1'5 p.m. A. Russian dessert .will be served CLEANERS & TAILORS will be held on Thursday. April 1. Of coursel we're very happy Circle No. 2 will meet at theas part of the 'International Des- guarantee against structural defects, too. JerSev, the Rev. Charles Brack- Lenten evening services will be sert Series at 0:45 p. m. Wednes- nt 11 a. m- Used clothing is being bill. Jr.. pi Elizabeth,.planned the about.all-this for two reasons. It held on Wednesday evening at 8home of Mrs. Harry Broughton, By Vaa — Bail — Baal—Akr •solicited for this meeting to be has proved a vuluuble source of 2 IroqUoii place, on Wednesday day. At -7:15 p. m., a panel con- workshop. ' . p. m. The general theme of these sisting of Miss Beatrice. Warner, USE MeMANUS BROS. BUDGET PLAN - $5 MONTHLY! sept to the various missions wilb revenue for the .maintenance of theprograms is "Strengthening the at 1 p. m. Circle No. 4. will meet which the group works. • library which, as you know, has at the home of Mrs. Harry Tie-Harold Derm and Mrs. Herbert CHKI8TIAN SCIENCE no other revenue except a month- Spiritual Life." The choirs will Hoick will discuss "How Can HENRY P. TOWNSEN0, if* Cfll'VCH SEKVICES bo in charge of the refreshments man, 03 Coldevin road, Clark- Williams Speaks Here ly donation,from the Holy Name Cranford, on Monday. . Sharing Promote Peace?" ALLIED VAN LINES, Inc. The value of humility, patience Society and another from the Ros- which follow' the program. At the prayer and praise serv- Rep. Harrison A. Williams. Jr.. and obedience in learning the na- ary Society. There is no charge to The Junior Hi Westminster ice in the sanctuary at 8 p. *m. nn»mf Btantg* * Cratta* a of the Sixth Congressional Dis- ture of spiritual reality and in cx- Fellowship will meet on Saturday Wednesday, the Rev. Ralph Sjur- tar CaaaaMreJal asi Phono CRznford 6-1110 trict of New. Jersey (all. of Union join the library und no'charge for Named Chaplain " HossakaU Oaaaa, perieneini! the divine healing books. The overdue lines are soat 7 p. mi The worship- service will sen will speak on the topic "Will- CaUWEstteM County) was guest at an informal ing to Be Crucified." meeting Sunday afternoon in the power will.be stressed at Christian small as to be negligible. Mrs. Theresa Stoecker of 322 Save '19.55! 4 Education Building .of the' Cran- Science services Sunday. The Tho uecond reason we're happy Remember it's your library and Suth' Union avenue was elected ford Methodist Church. Repre- Lesson-Sermon is entitled Is even more important than the you're always welcome. chaplain of the Ladles' Auxiliary sentative Williams conducted ""Reality.*' . '. tlrst. We're primarily u library We'd like to make It clear to allof Clark-Hysup Post 645, Veterans question and answer session. 'The challenging definition of und us such our success can only Cranford folks that regardless of of Foreign Wars, at a meeting in worship given by the prophet be measured by the Interest shown religious affiliations they are wel-the WestAeld YMCA. last Thurs- Micah <6:6.8) will be included in our books. The religious arti- come to patronize St. Michael's Li- day night. Mrs. Julia TJftiuoll of 30% Hair Top-and-Bottom in the readings from the. Kinu cles stand has been instrumental brary — or if they prefer, to come the same address was named a James Version of the Bible: "Shall in getting people into our library in and just visit color bearer. ' ' • • I come before him with burnt who have turned out to be regular °n ELGIN offerings, with calves of a year patrons. We can reasonably as- old?'. . . He hath shewed thee, O sume that.on occasions a statue or YOU MAY rntCOMTOKT. •ATKNBSS ui Uw WAV TO itBALTa MORE time to sove at Innerspring man. what is. good; and what doth medal muy have led some people to Inquire into the life of a saint ••• •. m. to walk humbly with thy God?" _____ « 4( — is YOUR BEST BUY Among the selections to be read Kuch Information than a first-class SU. WNKW — Every Bw4ay t 1r •ta. WWBC ( ••• k«> — B»«rr MmMtj _^__— TitS ». a. Union County Trust Company Mattress! Catholic library like St. Michael's?. from i ^Science and Health with If you have never visited St. Key to the Scriptures" by Mary Ma. WOB .|. f |^ ^^ KT«rr •••Mr 1fft4S' • M. Michael's Library or if you huve BU. W«» utm k»> — u«. s*4 ammamf m»tIk Mt~11>M a.*m. I Baiter Eddy will be the following: not visited in recently, you should wt^ fifi Donttt Chteh -What we most need is the prayer BU. W«XB 4t 44% more of fervent desire for' growth in time very soon. You'll be surprised B»«B**U tar tot UUntwt ul ntarti rt I«MM naat*a< tt%m tkaa* grace, expressed in patience, m« at the wide selection of religious tojt water . . - no ness. love, and good deeds. O«t- articles we- carry and you'll be Monitor VUws tttm N«nra t*olke lot* (R«a. $59.50) ward worship is not of itselfsuf- surprised too at the number and Urn. WJI <1W ka> — Bwr» T«til«r. Mnra Bwil—tl 39.95 firient to express loyal ahd heart- variety of excellent books we-have WrRE OPEN DAYS Fimttt xrolii* mud felt gratitude, since he has said U* Umw* lift. Here It th» saving of the year at McManui Bro«.l SERTA'S "If .ye love me, keep my command- fine quality 30% hair maHress (15% horio, 85% hog) has «_••% -at -J +mm • - a toft VSttt ments."- (4:3). I

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First Armpred Division, A gra(iu Garden Club Setting ate of Cranford Hish School, pJ!* White's first grade have .been no- pictures of viwks telling the time ford.,Hicharcf Smith, Karyl Iwany- Colucci. , .•/'.• Hispoli*. Frances Hubbuch, Con- il Brother movements, lengthening 5. Walking and Carrying — stance Brooks' and Jeanle- ViohL the reach of religion and carrying Given New Assignment [bsenteeBallottieadlin vale Buck attended Florida Somj!* ticing sign* of spring. ."Wayne they 'get, up and the time they | shyn, Evelyri Chaimovich, Sandra 141V fvovct w* •v»«*fw*a wan* ,vv**,r«t«4b Wins State Competition era ClCollegl e annd wwas . employel d k go to bed. These children have Ross, Robert Swisher and Carole Linda Martino. chairman, Gerald See Parental IniegriiyNeed back professional guidance to earl- v •aatorcTs Public Schools Report Huokel, Bonnie Breaks, Nancy SHERMAN SCHOOL "\ Crantord cfrflton — GOP nomination. ,K« The Garden Club of Cranford the General Motors' Corporation ii Leonard, Linda Wood, Thomas their papers about -My.Clock".on Francis. bobbins. Jonathan,.Sperbcr and ier ages 1 of childhood.' Union Count* servicemen who Linden.. After entering the arw Pavics and Michael Bibel have the bulletin board: Margaret. Car- Audrey Young. : KIndercartcn " ' ,«.' "The Cranford Rotary Club wel- *rfil be out at the state or bed- won first placT'for an entry in the Grade 4 Jnjuvente Fight ridden have until April U to apply cast absentee ballo>-at last No- •Spring Sunlight" luncheon table in October of. last year, he receive' seen.: robins hopping around on penter. Douglas Rae. Dale Talcott, The children in. Mrs.;* Euniw 4. Wheels — Frances Barnaby, The following.children in Mrs. comed 55 members of the West- or absentee ballots. County Clerk vember's ««»«•»' election muw letting for six in competitions held his basic training at Ablrdetn cti vities of Pupils in Many Fields their lawns. Jill Ziegler noticed Robert Thurston. Alice Howacker. Thompson's, .vlass" are studying chairman. Margaret Fischer, Rich- Dolores Jannelll's class have work - Odd' club* as well as 'members of Proving Ground, Md., and recently Susan KraUke and Joseph Tarullu displayed, on the bulletin board: A plea that parents preserve tholr integrity as a standard for Hnrjr G. Nulton announced.' to submit new applications for such >y the CSiu-den club of New Jer- that .the grass is getting greener. about. Mexico. On the. exhibit ard Klein, Gary Gipson and Kath- four other clubs^J'resident Rob- ballots in order to vote in the pq~ completed eight • weeks ofa d The following children •»- have, Ann Caruso, Lorelee Pelicano,' • their children .was Jnade by Samuel Aboff. guidance director at eligible to cast a ballot in the CLEVELAND SCHOOL Susan' Huston noticed that the^air table are several ititcrcsting ar- leen Baxter. " ' . ert G. Longaker- conducted the mary election. Mr; Nulton said. He ^The exhihlt was arranged by vanced Infantry combat training ^ -Cbude-1. of program<;.anH hroitght in thinp; for _Ute "Com- til T/irrniny SrKnA\i'».-lfi l^i-nnght Linda Tiagenaucr, Josephine . Ar- Wn^^rdr~i«tIri7^^ Sbo p^teaouTTBaraiestateJs TdrTKnoXTXy^^'nWstatione^S land-end-Rober^-Mowen. I'g g»>»tih~g «"> ""* ^ i Nbbbd" hSaT 6. Arnerican-Carriers——BetArnericanCasBeth ienioTTohn bowling, Edwin Spa-.-;• Servicemen are permitted to set.new absentee voting law spedfl- Mrs C. A. Bolllod, chairman, as- 1 ,Thc childr«» in Mrs. Doris has charge-of.the curtain. she" can play outdoor*, in . very nnxnxty _ In a doll dressed in Mexican- cos- Rodend , chairmanhi , ElleElln CCarey;; o* the Cranford and Westfleld RRotart y ClClubbs hlheldd att CranforCrnford Methodist plied to by District' Governor H. i>allots as lone as it is pomable for sisted by Mrs. C. C. GoodfeUow Fort Knox, he was a member0 ( ' ' : Grade. 5 light clothing, she reports. being set up on a table: Robert tume. Phyllis Berry, showed the der, Catherine Marshall, David • Stanley MacClary, WcstHeld Club (caUy requires a new absentee bal- the championship regimental bus ewswanger's class hBve assem- Grade 4 Pupils in Mrs. Sally Volmer's David* Powell, Charles Kaul and Myers, Gary Wilson, Karen Cook, Church last Thursday. J%e plea kcynoted a talk on the factors con- them to be returned bylp.rn.oo and Mrs. R. H. WalcoU- . Linda Carpenter noticed that Knox. Robert Thurston. Dale Tal- class a beautiful jacket . which Barry Shapiro. President Herbert Vance; and AprU 20. Servicemen on leave lot appUcation for, each election. ketball team. a dairy farm. Kflrl Skidmore "A World of Music" is the title ass are working on the garden- cott. Nancy Osolin, Warren Jacobi. Janet Ostro, Cynthia Ruble and tributing to juvenile delinquency." ' " In the floral arrangements com- f v'charge of the display. Lesley the days ' are • getting linger, and came from Mexico. Also exhibited Robert Harden, who helped organ- April 20 may vote in the county Before the new statute-was pass- peUtion> the Crane's Ford Gaf den, of the program to be presented ng project; started in the fall.- A the nights are getting shorter. She Thomas Fanning. Alice .Hofacker. are Mexican jewel boxes, brought 6." Boats and Planes — ,John Peter Skareckl. The speaker pointed out ,that mCnt of both parents. Taking his ize the Cranford - Rotary Club in ed last year, the county clerk sev- g. .William Baldwin, An- today by Mrs. Margaret Acheson's chart to help In the. identification Thurston, • chairman, . Barbara own school as an example, -Mr: clerk's office without having reg- :iub won a third place in the can „ play • outdoors longer after Margaret Carpenter. Douclas Rae. in by Diane Colineri and Barry Jie number of those who could be 1923, as deputy of the district istered. eral times sent, ballots to all serv- Bonnie Brae Bridge , Caliendo, Robert Silverman, fourth Erade. The songs andof blooms' has been made. The Bruce Harden: Mi^*"-' Lisfca, Bar- Liska, Stephen Oatyas and Bruce Grade 1 classed as Juvenile delinquents Aboil statcd.that In the f7 home nca who had voted in previous •Spring Candlelight" buffet table nn McNab, Claire McNab and chart contains pictures of flowers school is over. " . Hull- The following children have Winueld. The children in Miss Mary Mar- governor. • _, • • ' . Voters will find two fewer can- settings tor seven: This exhibit Urs. Harry V. Osbornc, Jr.. „» dances show the musical customs Suzanne Dankel brought sorhe bara Lyrr.an and Thonias Gordon. given reports lately, in social represented only 5 percent of therooms of the School, the least elections. This is no longer per- arl Skidmore brought the models of the people and countries studied expected to come from the bulbs Tq date the following people tell's first grade elected Pamela didates thah expected. Former : was arranged by Mrs. John H. *"Hcrning avenue, will be host During the -shoV and "tell" studies, class: Dorothy Turner, school population. The 95 percent number of broken homes was four missible. - ••-'-. . ' , ll ere used. in social studies durmg^'the Jteac. planted.* Jill Donnelly prepared a pussy willows to school: Dickie have completed their cross-stitch Dadd and John Bickunas to repre-' out'of 30, and the largest. was Freeholder Harry Kinc of Union Bucher, Mrs. RdbertvWllson, Mrs. for Cranford residents hat Hudson planted three ..narcissus period. Barbara Lymiin showed a Ellen Fairrock, James Borges, - Majority, he said, represents chil- Group Meetings Set > announced his withdrawal as a- Applications for both absentee ess Par- Kathleen Margaret McNab from Mexico, explorers of the Ameff- "log of events in the carry .out' of samplerfc which are. on display": sent them in the Sherman School eight out of a registration of 30. Paul Sejby, Mrs. Harold Laughlin ticipating- in the twenty-first ;u, rs Margaret Acheson's fourth bulbs.. The class is" aijxiouSly wait- handmade doll . Jthat uher aunt Mary Lou Williams, Lonaine Sos- Junior Couhpil for the remainder • dreri having: a proper and decent candidate for the Republican free-; categories — service and civilian— cas, Australia, New Jersey, and the' project-and with the appear- brought from Greece. ' Frances Barnaby, Stephen Gatyas, • attitude toward citizenship. Never- "Economic prphans" live unguicied By Newcbnien*' Club < can be obtained, in person pr inand Mrs. MM\ DiCarlo. nual Spring Benefit Bridge to aid Lacie read" a, book to the flrst ance of each, new plant and flower, ing to see them bloomT . nowski, Phyllis Huch. Shaaron Si- Ellen Carey, Lawrence Edmonds, of the"'school year. Pamela and holder nomination and former the Bonnife Brae Schol'arshin Ireland will be set to music with mone, Robert Konopack. David "theless, the 5 perce'nj who fail to lives in which they adopt their writing, from the. county clerk s IEracle about a dairy farm. , a record is made on the chart. ; Susan Kratzke read a story-to Jonathan Sperber, Gary Gipson, John' will; .take, t.ums in attending ' The evening bridge group of the Itate Treasurer Walter T. Mar- costumes appropriate for the era. •• ' • '' Grade *•-.. Kelber a>id Eugene O'Brien. '; livree up t' o thei*>--•—r responsibilitie——. n-.i.twws- I own standards, he declared, office or the office of any munici- Men In Service Fund fof'trnierprlvileged boys u, Illustrations for a story written the two kipdjergarten classes. . Carol Anderson and Beth Roden. meetings. . _ Newcomers' Club will meet tonight ietta, Jr., of Passaic withdrew be held at tha. Bonnie Brae Farm Chnrles Evans Will read -the In connection, with social studies, Miss Mallevllle MatNelll's sec- renresent an important number k The third contribution toward at the home of Mrs. Richard J. from the race for the Republican pal clerk in Die county, including Pvt. Donald E. Buck, husband of ,v the class were drawn by MarU ..Douglas Rae brought in bis Grade 5 Stephen Gatyas has become es- Diawings done by Dorothy Kir.g, 1 for Boys in Milllngton on May ->i • Bible and introduce the program. a mural dealing with "Life on theond grade is studying about their of children to-be reckoned *tthT+thUie rise in delinquency is theSmyka, 2 Alan Okcll place. Play- U. S. Senate nomination Former /. Walter Coffee in Cranford, Wal- Janet Kay Buck of 11 Mansion [ta Ix;rda, Eleanor Hall and Ann> Prarie" wa spainted recently. _.A11 Community. At present they ai* cam*rai. He is going to take pic~ The boys and fiirls of Mrs. Eliz- pecially interested in these and isGeraldme-'Willoughby, John Bick- He' stated that 353,000 juveniles adult world in which children, find ter S. McManus in Garwood, and terrace, .recently arrived at Fort 2•>*5 and 26. The Cranford •••--•" ' lefjnb. These are arranged on thaRobert,Yuckman will give a short tures of the cial&s. ...•', untts, Thomas Nolan and Douglas 1 Ing will be Mrs. Daniel Buckley, Representative Clifford P. Case of resume of facts on Mexico. This members of the class participated. interested in "all 'the' helpers in abeth DuiTy's tilth grade are be-now, making his third sampler. . throughout the country came- be- themselves.' according • to -the Railway wi)(l be unopposed for thePhilip J. McGevna-in Kcnilwortn. Hood, Tex., for assignment to the play on May 25 . bulletin board. .; ' • • . \\ Whittle were used for the March Mrs. Nicholas F. Irnperato, Mrs. will be followed, by the gri Grade ft ' Cranford. The children are readir :, Gra«e S ' • ' ''' '- ginning a unit on.travel and trans- , Grade. 6 fore the courts and that probably speaker. He advised taking n Harry C Svvcrtien, Mrs. Francis" ing stories about the many helpers The children ,«ii Mrs. Alice Col- portation. They have boon reading weather charts. The charts illus- • •'••••• .-; Grade t ... '• - singing "Down In Mexico." ' Jean Wells reports that Miss 1.500,0000 should be in the de-closer look at -that world. He D. Dulicai. Mrs. Rudolph A. Lanfi- in a' community; After the read- lins' th{rd grade are curious about stories which- take them all over The boys and girls of Miss Doris tratey five, phases of. the weather quoted the remarks of Sheriff "Alex who has been appointed chief Health Bell will ring throughout paragraph, from dicta- "Mexican Hat Dance" will be; Beatrice Warner!s. sixth" grade Ha'ldcp^ang's sixth grade . class as observed by the class. . linquent class although they had hcinrieh, Mrs. Edwin C. Young- the nation. ' danced by; Robert Yuckman, ings.t hey give reports.' to- thethe starry world above them. Many- the world of ioday and long "ago. not appeared before! a court of Campbell at a symposlurrj on' process- engineer- in the Esso En- SPECIALIZING IN FILLING PRESCRIPTIONS is a", new experience for the clas3 reported''on science topics. have presented a play calfisa house and Mrs. Remington Merry. gineering... Department of theTelkSll At a short business session pre- Trena, Craft, Micky Donovan, Each child had a different- one. class during the "show arid tell" books on the subject were brought They have been learning about ) Grade 2 - law. "New Directions," which asked for Mrs. Lewis G. Griffiths will be OF EYE PHYSICIANS id grades of Mrs. Anna Arm- period/ ' • in by Richard Ernst. Karen Peter- things which help us to be swift — "King Groog and His Grouch." a turning back to "Old Directions" Standard 6ir Development Com- ceding the talk, members of the [ruVter's class. The punctuation Corliss Vogel, Neal Dennis and The children; who had excellent The cast was as follows: King — The children in Miss Elizabeth Union County's record stands, in hostess to the afternoon canasta pany, Linden. He was formerly 8-11. Club completed . their plans Eniilie Valla, n reports^ were Jean Wjells, Sandra The. chjldren are writing storiessen. Evelyn Chaimovich .. andanimals,.- wheels, machines, wings. Allen's second grade has been favorable contrast with the n:«-of integrity, responsibility and group at her home, ^S&2 Orchard hiu's-t be proper, the selling coiv Karyl Iwanyshyn. Out of modeling John Barnansky;. Prime Minister an assistant director of the. Pro- Mental Health for a day-in New York on May 1. . Ruth' Lerda will introduce, the Williams, Richard Friedmpp, Fred about -the helpers/ in Cranford: Differences in means of travel and — Lelahd Witting; Lady Kikcribu bringing in sea shells for the sci- • tional record with only 6 percent faitH in God. street, tomorrow. Thosfc expected \ the penmanship well-formed They are making illustrations to clay. Richard Ernst made"replicas tran£)xil/ation have been noted. Parts of the picture of thejjj^amilt cess Division. His new assign- They will have lunch there and no erasures are permitted in music for the: explorers -unit in Faulkner and Genevieve Knezo. — Elsie McDonald; Hutz — Robert ence table. They now have many increase • in Juvenile dclinquent'.v to attend are. Mrs.-Carl W. Kirk. ment.was among a.series of or- attenfea performance of a play. which "Three.Little Ships" will The topics were put on display on go with their stories. -^These" will of. the planets. . Symbols of the The class has been divided iiUo kinds of shells. ' The. following f compared with an average of 38world cited by the speaker were Mrs." Louise Fry, Mrs. (George i>r to score perfectly. In the heavenly bodies were drawn by Breaks; Mutz — -Edward Hildc- dishonesty, "where, parents -who ganizational changes announced Goals, Needs Tbe/meeung/'was conducted by be sUng, Douglas Mnxfleld; Nancy the bulletin boa»;d. be made into individual booklets. groups. and 'each unit is writing brandt; and Lutz ,— Anthony pupils helped to make this dis- |: percent increase and some -records Beer, Mrs. George F. Smith, Mrs,: OPTICIANS Ux.y flrst trial, Nanette Schmidt, Some of- the stories and pictures Richard Ernst. Robert Swisher. play interesting: plane DeWeerdt, will lie to others afrd cheat in thoir today- by Eger-, V. • Murphree, Mrs. E. Allen Tice, president. Herzog, Pauline Lowe, Ives, Robert Mowen, Ruth Lerda, Sewing Classes ° storjes and" making picture*, or Delia Serra. Girls of the cas.t in- j. as. high as 70 percent,'Mr. Aboff Clare A. Barton, Mrs. Henry Hart- president. Mr. Bclden resides at 'Mental health is a family af- . Assisting Mrs.- Bell as co-host- James DeNizo, Carol Marino, John have been' placed on the bulletin Jean Kelber. Lynda Swartz. Wil- replicas of types of transportation Diane Vanderhoof, Judith Marsh- related. He attributed this record cvery-day life expfcet children to aol and Mrs. Wilbur HVFuhro. fair," . Mrs. .Arthur Ackeiman. 100 JEFFERSON AVE. ,„...,-., ••MaclTay, Marie Enz and The sewing classes '• conducted liam Becker. Kareta Pedersen. and clude:, Ruth Jackson. , Frances 10 Manor avenue and is a mem- esses' were Mrs. Helene MacNcill Gillls and Connie McManus will board.' The following children their committee has chosen. The Tannenbaum;' Mildred Yunos, all, Robert Tifherington and Susan to awareness of the problem on the act differently, where bingo and v Flans have been completed for ber of the Board of1 Education. president of the Mental Health As- Martin Bid*. — Street Floar Itevi'M Tyre passojj this rigid test. by Miss Hazel Kings.bury have have their papers on the bulletin Thomas Charles. Karyl •Hi.-anysnyn- playing the horses, "arc all right 1 and Mrs. James A. Turner. . . do an Indian dance which might class is divided into six groups Debra Huse, Patricia De Stefahii Wulker. •*• part of parents, schools and serv- the next luncheon meeting" of'the sociation of Union County.-de- : been making white "cooking aprons,' board:'Robert Knox arid Carole used the halves of a rubber ball for adults, but pitching pennies and f •„ . 'Grade 3 ' .' ''' have been seen by. Columbus or to demonstrate the .sky pictures as 'follows: •„. : • and Carol Scheckler. Boys of the •. Grade 4 I ice groups, as weft as active re- club, to be held at. the OsceoJu clared in a talk at a meetins of EL. 2-2340 John Cabot. • gayly trimmed in novelty binding Konppack, "The Carpenter"; The boys and girls in Mrs. Mary ligious cooperation. shooting craps-'ape wrong for' Presbyterian Church at 1 p. m. on Porter Granted Patent The third grade children in Mrs. or rick rack.'These aprons are to such as'the Great Bear and the 1. Animals who help — Arlenc cast include: Stanley Bowers, their children; immodesty, where Registered Voters the 8-11 Club at the home of Mrs. Oa» • A. M. ta « K M. Dally —Ha*. * *••». a A. M. to • r. M. Gloria Mills room are working on Australia will bo Introduced by Laura Tice,' Nancy Osolin, Michael Little Bear. Jean Kelber and Fred-^ Giglio, chairman,-Patricia ColUcci, Frederick Schott, Guy Borges. Lenz' fourth grade have decided • In analyzing the causes of juve- April 7. Miss Marie Lesebore. a be used in their cooking classes. liska and Bruce Harden, "The to have an art club for, the second every newsstand and even the Arthur Bell. Jr.. 19 Eton street. Carter E. Porter of 35 Hcrning •projects. Fred Wlscmen Stephen Hall with the first song, Among the'»Arst to finish were erick Huston, made a box show Carol .Anderson, Jsrtnes Sommers' •'Harold Bagwell, Walter Webster nile delinquency, the speaker'em- representative of the Celan.ese Here Total 10,780 last Thursday night. The mentally avenue has invented a method for "Kookaburra," being sung by the Fireman"; and Judy Costjmzo and term in. place of the nature club phasized the ,point- of- view of home TV set emphasize the bust Corporation, will speak on "Glam- ,„„„..* an exhibit showing seven Hilary Grote and •* Genevieve illustrating space objects.' and Robert Baker. and William Schmitz. • 1 /"Tentative figures- of the Union healthy person, she said, is onedeodorizing an ilcohpl for which class, "the song "Waltzing Ma- Robert Thurston; "The Policeman." of last term. Their project for the youth facing an insecure wofId. line as more to be desired . than orous Fabrics for You and Your ipds of shlprf. Some ar&4argc and Knezo. These- girls also made A display of the camonbaa- palm 2. The "Drag *— Lawrence Ed— Flag Color Guards — Earl 1 intcllccti immorality, where Kin- ; County Board of Elections reveal who is a good friend, good worker. he has- /been granted a United i«ru^ very small. He mounted the tilda," will then be sung while a The children have written Eagle, Charles Peterson, David flrst meeting was clay modeling. This.''year's high school students Home." '. . hut 10.780 residents of Cranford States'patent. Mr. >Porter is a "jiffy" dresses, so fashionable this stories about the clock being a tree of Brazil or the "Tree of Life" riionds, chairman, Barbara Roach, (Continued on page eight) •lived through war years and face Key reports on library shelves say good mate, good parent and good ijgilel ships on a large* piece t' group pantomimes the four verses. yeah April' Suarez, has made a was iiscmbled by Suzanne Craw- Diane druich, Timothy Jones and Turner.. Stagehands — Jo Anri .that most udults arc'guilty of mis- ' There will' be a regular.board jic eligible to Votenn the Aprili20 citizen. , member of the staff ..of the Esso [fpod that- resembles the sea. The- characters Fn tb,e song are: helpful timekeeper. They drew military service, with" threats of meeting at 8:15 p.m. Tuesday at election. Engineering Department of the Boyle pair of Bermudas.since February. more war ahead. He. remarked conduct in sex matters, so if every- Goals of the association. Mrs. (iThere are^ommittees working Swagman, Stephen Hall; Jumbuck, Dale Leland will soon have a pair one does it why n'ot young people? the home of Mrs. Edward C. The^election board reported tha Standard Oil Development Com the science projects -of animals, Mary'Morrison; Squatter, Robert that one-of his responsibilities had Fcarns, 128 Hcrning avenue. Gar wood has 2,507 registered vot Ackerman related, are to help the pany. linden. < _ finished., Sandra Williams chose It takes moral 'adults to train mentally ill and . maladjusted Tree Surgery Co. - itiles, .birds and mammals. Baiv Ackland; Thorobred, Dick Macr a novelty cotton for a "jiffy" dress. ' been to- train kindergarten' chil- ers and ' Kenilworth 2.979 Clary; trooper1 one, Robert Sena; dren in the rputine. of emergency moral, children,.- Mr.- Abofli 're- people, and to help all people "a Gllmour, Mildred Gessler, Many of the girls are making Throughout the county the. tota . . Smith and Ginger Tro- trooper two, Bruce Swinden; and drilling and that fieiiuine fear and marked. • ..'.'•.• '•' Hospital Entertainment is 223,33a, a decrease of .7,647 un- through educational programs. ^ Time fo Schedule Your'Tree? for Spraying r swing skirts. • ' . . disturbance were bred into the Character development was She said the association has films, iptter arc doing.the drawings for trooper three, Billy Chew. c der the primary election registra LIT charts that will be hung up in Cathleen McNab will introduce Shop News children at the very-start of their cited aS'th© first objective — more By Legion'Auxiliary tiort total in 1953. books and pamphlets for distri- EXPERT SHOE] Cleveland Shop J Club boys ini- and EiC room. the music; for New jersey. An careers. .' important than high scholastic- bution' and six professional ' ' • - • • •' ;••. • •••"" • A party for patients' tit the East original song; "New Jersey," writ- tiated assembly time methods to As> second factor in the brecd- records' "—". in child development speakers, available to address TtMl-the children are working oh complete their last two major and the building of decent, law- Orange 'Veterans' Hospital was Schools Purveye«l groups interested in promoting and REPAIRING Feed Your Trees Under Pressure Iliind. Josephine Caliendo, Peter ten .by the class, will be sung, at . ing of. delinquency, the speaker held by Cranford Unit 212, Amer- undertakings. \ The boys com- cited homes broken by unsuccess- abiding citizens. Physical disci- • Dr.. Howard R. BesL- superin Understanding the need for mental (nbel, Barbara , Welch, F r e d this time. The folk dance, Virginia pleted onte and a half dozen spatter pline may work in isolated cases ican Legion Auxiliary, Monday lendent of schools; Mrs.'Ruth Jan health 'clinics. We Have a Method That Not Only Feeds 1 somcn.j Kim Nahrebhe, Nelson Reel, will be introduced by Judy ' ful marriages and by, the employ- night. The program included QUICK SERVICE Richards. Others In this dance are: screen frames for lowet grade use. but the real training begins before ovsik, supcrvbor of. elementarj The speaker told of the founding [tmar, Jimmy Zalonis, Russell An outside service project con- the child is 5 years oln, nceor<>ini; games, prizes',, refreshments and education, and-Miss Etta Tunncr in 1944 of the first .Union County imanson and Paul Chase each Mike Keller, Judy Fehr, Peter music. Mrs. Thomas Nolan, re- But Also Aerates Your* Soil Linley and Charles Evans. sisted" of the construction of 12 to Mr: Abbff, and-children daUiol principal of Cleveland and Roos clinic in Plainfield. with which [( itnbuted sopoething ' to the sets of drum sticks and 12 sets habilitation chairman, was inevclt schools, were members of ' Cranford cooperates.. She said. b tch collection. Miss Mary Amato In honor of St. Patrick^ Dny, groty. out of bad training' and charge.' " of sand blocks for the Handicapoed BORDEN'S problem habits. The speaker a jWssnt (he play '.'Wllliajn Tell" explain the "Irish Washerwoman' ents and will continue to partici- schools in Westchester County, K for the fund drive to be conducted X.Ujcir.chapel.program. It wiU Grau, Henry Dreyer, Ronald Dadd In new, colorful pate iii the responsibilities of theside, for a party on April 17. during Mental Health Week, jig and join Penny Grote, Lynn and Donald Nostrand. Hostesses for the evening wen Y.' Dr. Best headed the team whic X given on April 1. Lois Ayelch Barbuto, Betty Hirschlan dand family as they grow older, rather visited Millburn. : starting May 2. when'the Mental rill hnve charge of opening exer- v 1 than -turning them away "as a Mrs. Egan Kocnig and Mrs. Georg Diane. Goodwin for the "dance. - \ LINCOLN SCHOOL ADMIRAL Jics. |THe. announcers will be "Easter Baskets ' nuisance. ' Breadworths. Ijrol Cawlcy, Nancy Jeffries, Rob- The. color guard for the program Grade 1 Finally, the speaker listed neuter Biach, Dorothy Martin and wiU be John Gillis, Robert Ack- The children in Mrs.Mary realizations of child-training needs 7-DAY CRUISES ircia Rubine. The characters by the • furtherance ~ of the Big Ltho play are as follows:. 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_ were Karen Clemensen. c^ Elizabeth.-Fred' E. Haley of Fan-the organization. Then will come charge, and William H. Kastne more attractive. Curtains were mounted, and organized into* book* of the cast included: Robert Clare; lets many magazine and news- narrator; Robert Iralinger, Bob don Hansley, Leine Stuart, Cr:,haI," wood. Fred Is. Sbepard of Eliza- the bracketed organization trio of of 93 Benjamin street paid $5 forbrought In- by .Nina Kousin and Cleaves. Gail Clauer,. Mar- «t GAR WOOD ' BaUot Position beth. Raymond D. Mathews.. flf'James C. Kellog IH. of Elizabeth, displaying real estate advertising Susan Kromer. Even clear plas- paper cartoons. The books were Weston; Jane Arnold: Ann Weston; a KENILWORTH Fred Ward, Mr. Weston; Jane Dudley, Judith Marctnann, sTu."„ Summit. Guy G. Gabrielson. Jr.. of Robert Kirkpatrick of Hillside and in his car ih violationvof a — ic windows have been installed. sent 4o one of the New Jersey Summit and Horace E. -Baker of Mrs. Mary L. Murphy of Westneld. veterans' hospitals for the bedCleaver. Mrs Weston; Charles Mac Donald and Jo Ann Loofnir sh i p ord inance. The afternoon children are wel- Jeffrey Fleuren. Richard Co w Westneld. Representative Harri- They are the only contests on coming two new classmates, ridden patients to enjoy. Covers Goodfellow, Sam, a prospector; n son ' A. Williams. Jr.. of Plainfield the county-wide, ballot. • for the books were .the original Leslie Ker, Joe, Sams partner; and Clinton Crane of 5B a7 Recent Event*- Rickie Schmidt and Sharon Putz, Henry Weber, John Brant; Caro- slated by being color bearers sZ is unopposed for' the .Democratic into their group.' • designs, of the' following children;. THURSDAY. MARCH 25. 1954 Announced nomination. In Loeal Schoob Nancy Schmidt, Nancy Slocuih, lyn Malmberg, Betty Grant; Mich-> guards. -' —. •. »• Grade t ' • ' • Donald Lewis^Warren. Sechnst, ael Stevens, Mr. Brant; Nancy The Junior Audubon Club HTthe theory""that" gaining first Nelson L. Carr of Eliza-j . (Continued /roir» paye seven The. girls and boys - ih MfsT alt gj»H<* fpot on the ballot is of breat ad-.,.. Flrt ,L . CJ^J.,.Scheidele.r oorf Many: interesting subjects vtere Elizabetlib h Sargent's second grade Hunter. Lois Cavalla, Jay Kenlan, Hardy, Uncle Dave; and George cersP at last Tuesday's" meeting chosen. The prize-winning figure are now studying about prehis- Mary' Jane McConnell, Patricia Reusch, George, a prospector. - The new officers are: President Republican Banner PoiroDrive Pays $50 Fine was Robert Healey's kangaroo. toric animals. Paul Winter-brought Dougan and Charles Griffiths. Dancers were Jo Ann McKenna George Reusch; vice-pr ' Mist Mary Amato was the judge. in books, from the Cranford Li- rtn and Robert Tneismeyer, Laurie Earnest Boyd; secretary, .„„„ GARWOOD — There was Charged with throwing" a stone The boys and girls of Mrs. A " Grade 5 . • • brary. Children who have brought alinda Quaintance's fourth grade Lukas and David Wurth,, Lynn Cron; and treasurer, John Kn()wi. magnanimity unbounded at KENILWORTH — Acting on* .should carry tl at a truck at the plant of the U.'V. son. The club is sponsoring a bird o Yoimg Gtizen's Need Tuesday night's session of. the the complaints of area residents. and -Ernest Hobble's fifth grade boys in pictures about prehistoric ani- have made an Australian mural. Mason and David Eaton and Susa,n Tops Goal .1 v- team of Mayof L. Thomas j Manufacturing Company, 331 mals from the Cranford. Library Background was made by David Keep and Donald Patton. " house contest. The* bird houW Borough Council .as pormission Mayor Robert C. Krucgcr and should Ittaub'of Garwood and Charles P.! Centennial avenue, where, there and girls have-been moving at a wiUbe judged on April 13 ^ First Afd Squad Buildihg was the scene was granted the Republican Club Borough Council ordered Build- Citizens Committee, Trustees Agree for rapid pace in arithmetic. Many o" O'Brien, Dwight Davies Carone, Richard Williams, James Friends who aided in the sink- Ballev of West field -The sixth can-; has been picketing in connection 1 and Raymond Zurinsky. Dale ,turday of a dembnstraticn of community cooperaUon which added, to display a banner across Cen- ing Inspector Fred Tclpcl to with- with a strike. Miss. Gladys Ed- the-students have "'mastered the Watkinson, Gary Wiese, Michael ter street, between the railroad hold issuing an occupancy permit is Eugene.F. Daly of Sum- addition and subtraction of rhixed Gangaware ' brought in - pictures Terry and Louis Rittweger. Rab- to Garwood's stature in the eyes of observers, from other mit wards of Elizabeth was lined $50 he cut out lrom magazines at home. and South avenue, from Septem- to the Adamas Carbide Corpora- Additional School Facilities fielded the ballot last Thursday at aj - . by Magistrate Charles Stevens numbers with. comparative - ease. bits were cut by Tina Dommergue, s, large and small, as residents of this area gathered to give 93 ber 1 to November 2. ''••'."' ion^ ; awing conducted by "County! Following Boyle on the ballot in Wayne Jones, Marilyn Bercik, Pey- in Municipal Court last week. Those who have achieved high Grade 3 . its of blood tor John Ecob. 6-year-old son of Mr. and Mrs. Robert G. • The favorable motion was M. Telpel was also directed to KENILWORTH —- Additional Citizens Committee, said his body Tyjewski, \Alfred Scale. Henry Clerk Henry G. Nultdn; : - ithe Democratic contest for the scores on their arithmetic tests are: The boys and girls iri Miss Fe- ton Old, Allen Doktor, -Charles ob of 353 Hickory avenue, who* . :_ •'-... made by Councilman William H. Collections Here issue a complaint if the firm is us- I Following Low'den on the ballot freeholder nomar-.aiions uill be :.A similar fine was levied against West, Douglas Hicks, Linda Ger- school facilities are needed, the favors positive action concerning Bird ;ind Mrs.-EmiUElias,'-all mern- .the- Wakefern Food Corporation Brenda Beach, Helen Cahill, Mar- licia Borowiec's tnirdjfrade have afflicted -with hemophilia. the First Aid Building in the after- Sevcraget Democrat, and second- ng its new building without an Board of Education and the Citi- school planning at the earliest bers o'f the FJoard -tit Education; in the Republican Congressional! James J. Davis of Elizabeth who j garet' Cushing, Patricia DiClerico; volunteered to be^classroom help- shon, Peter Conte, Carolyn John has just come through a ed by Councilman Lewis M. Total $3,051; Bowling occupancy permit. Mayor Krue- race will be:. Robert T. Walsh of I like Boyie is attempting to buck. o( 715 South avenue, east, on a Schmidt, Joyce Hitchcox and Jean noon to pose for pictures taken zens- Committee for the Public possible date.. , Edwin W. Kraus, superintendent charge wftittering the street in the Carol Greuter, Lee-Hilyard, Mar- ers for the montlT"df~March. The Jong siege of hemprrhaging caused Ross, Democrat. ger said' the company will be given During the discussion, the Citi- of schools; Kenneth Glover, ad-, Schaeffer. . Sheep wei» made by for- use- in. newspapers throughout 24 hours, to cease operations. •chools ngrccd at nn iriformhl vicinityTof its warehouse. Police. jorie Johnston, - Sandra Lundgrerr, pupils and their duties are: Bible fbv the disease, as a result of which the metropolitan area. The Irail Tournament Nets $884 meeting last Wednesday evening zens Committee asked the board ministrativc assistant. • „ Enid Parker,' Norine Schulz, Linda reader, Stephen Dmytriw; flag sa- Marilyn Bercik, Harold Brown, GARWOOD — The borough has Walter Dudzinski of 652 Passaic declared the company failed to Joyce Hitchcdx, James Watkin- his family owed 30 pints of blood j but spirited brown-haired boy, his at Harding School. u> announce *i ueiinite position re- Also. Mr. Wylic, Miss Winnn'a clean.South avenue of mud track- Sorge, Sharon Taylor, Ellen Van- lute leader, Lee Michaels; song you cotmoi the Heifflophiha Foundation of j large haiel eyes interestedly taking exceeded its quota in the March of avenue opened the discussion on In a joint Statement, the twogtu'ding a centralized or decentral- Ncwcomb, Philip McGcvna, Arn- Hirtum, Gail Nichol, Lois John- leader, Larry Pace; dine leaders, son and Michael Terry; It was ar- Dimes drive for funds, to fight in- the new plant by reading a. four- ed into the street by trucks leav- ranged by Gary Wlese and Doug- w York. Local organizations and j in the busy scene, talked to many To Direct groupsisaid that."it is" anticipated ized system so that'platining could old Refio. Mr. and. Mrs. V. A. ing the building. . ' Bcndlin, Walter Dickinson, Peter Richard Beckman and Joan Wil- fantile paralysis by more than 50 page typewritten statement. He Bieksha, Everett 'Althoit. Louis ADD DISTINCTION TO YOUR WALK las Hicks. • ividuals worked together lojof his friends and benefactors as .cited 16 complaints against the that in the not too distant future be continued from there. • John Donatiello, 49, of Union, Jones, Joseph Justh, Rodger Kopf, liams; erasers, Bobby Morgan; SUN, AIR, LIGHT )cr cent,, it was announced this, Mueller, Mrs. Morse Shepard, Mrs. nil In connection with the study of Saturday's, blood donor he sat at a table eating doughnuts firm. Among these (Were: The dciipitc announcement of u plan Attending/the mdetlng were: w;is Jound not guilty pri a dis-Stanley*'Olbrys, Richard Tunison, blackboards, Stephen Folk; mes- and as a result the debt! eek by Postmaster John F. -Du* for this project (ncciitional taoiii- Willhim C. Smith, president; Helen Krynicki, Mrs. C. JV. KNOTTY PINE senger. Bill Sussky; book distribu- Australia, the Queen's tour is being and sipping ginger ale, to which ;an, local chairman.' Collections completed structure is not the ^OlTLt BE AMAZED orderly conduct charge. eter ^Vei'galld, Ronald Waterman Jus wiped out and a reserve set. sugar cubes were added at his .same building which the mayor ftcs) will be'forthcoming' from the Charles dc Grau, chairman of theThomas. Charles' Tralka and Neli~ PANEL and Richard Schoonover. tors, Kathie Hansel and John followed by the class. Clippings jp, for the boy, who will require; r Verc totaled $3,051.12 and the goal planning committee; -Richard son LaSecla, all members of the Declared by police to have been have-been brought, in by.. James ; ;pecicl request. ' . his year was $2,000. . and council promised the people, Board of Education." AT-THE DIFFERENCE traveling 80 miles an hour in a The following students achieved' Elliott. riirisfusions all his life. " ; Twenty mtmbers of the First the original drawing, had no pro- Robert Wylie. chairman of th« l Howard Murphy, Sydney Citizens Committoe. ,i. • Also, attendance, Jean Reusch; Slocum and Charles West. Places Visitors to "First Aid Squad A net profit of $884.82 was re- 25-mile zone, Arthur E. Patterson perfect grades in their spelling have been traced on a wall map,by Aid Squad were present in uni- William W. Gilbert ilixed in the March of Dimes bowi- visions for storage of any chemi- of Scotch Plains was lined $50 tests: Brenda Beach, Helen Cahill, desk checker, Bruce .Blakley; eadquarters Saturday were irrt- lorm to-help at the blood donor cals pn the outside of. the building KNOTTY PINE PANEL pencil sharpener, Joey Blaha; ball James SlocUm and Mark' Prichard. ng tournament which was held at and the original drawing made no and .$5 costs. Driver's license Margaret Cushing, Patricia DiCler- session. They also had been on Managing Freeholder Echo Lanes, Mountainside, on two of Fi'ed Baumanii, . 17, of 618ico, Carol Greuter, Lee Hilyard, carrier, Betsy Barnhardt; "extra v Grade .5 :he job the night before, working provisions for any purjeing area helper, Pamela Sullivan; paper Newsrccl Pictures week-ends. This was more than between the building and'Passaic PTA Life Membership Given MAKES: Springfield-avenue, was suspended Lois Johnson,' Mtfrjorie Johnston, "•Covered.Wagon Days," an orig- until 2:30 a.m. to get the build- Drive'of. Daub, Bailey twice the figure of $439 gained Barbara Kicsling, Gail Nichol, distributors. Holly Paffrath and inal play about the Weston and ing in readiness for Saturday. aveniie. • ...•..:_.. .„•'" for. 60 days for reckless driving. Mary Angle; . milk 'distributor, In Newark Friday hrough the tournament last year. KENILWbRTH — Edwin W. mancn'tly when Mr. Mongon ac- through the • cooperation ' of the S. Russell Press of Union City Enid Parker, Sharon Taylor, Ellen Brant families who used the Santa'. The morning crew -of doctors GARWOOD—Mayor ii, Thomas Mr. Dudzinski. also charged that Richard Klempa; carton collector, GARWOOD — Mrs. Robert G. Inccnt Reynolds was in charge of '.raiis, superintendent of schools, cepted another "position in South 'American Theater Wing.' ' I was fined $25 and $5 cost's forVnnHirtum and Peter Jones. Fef4rall and Oregon trek to seek Ecob of 353 Hickory avenue was included t)r. Francis M. Karncy, Daub announced today that former he tournament. , the firm "is apparently in partial Jersey. It • WHS announced that plans CEDAR UNINQ The clnss sent a basket of fruit Mildred DonoldsbYi; show and tell their fortunes in California in Councilman William W. Gilbert of operation even though a permit for was presented with a life mem- leaving the scene of art accident leader. Jay Farrell; doors, .Gail informed yesterday that Para- bcrough physician, who .donated Returns in other categories were At "the meeting, a skit, "Snif- are being made for a fair to be KEEP THE MOTHS and $5 for peddling without a and a card to Joyce-Porter, their 1849, was presented by ajl the AWNAIR mount Newsreel pictures taken his services for the entire day, 249 Hickory avenue has been' se- eported by Mr. Dugan as follows: occupancy has not been issued. If bership Monday evening in the McMackin; librarian. GalT Davi- lected as campaign manager in the tered Showers," which dealt with ht-'ld by. the association on May 1 license. A speedings c h afjje lassmate, who has been ill for members of Miss Miriam Eisen- of her son. John, 6, and local and Dr. Bernard Ehrenberg, path- Mothers' March, $1,079.60; coin thisi is correct, immediate action problems of mental health, was oh the school grounds as a fund- nearly a.month. They wish her a son; and goldfish' bowl, Pattie rlng's >-4Jfth grade. • Featured In borough for Mayor Daub and May- should be taken to stop this viola- New Jersey Conference of Parent- put of your brought a fine of $15 and $5 costs : ULAUMMM AUIStmt MHMHIS residents assisting in the com- ologist at Elizabeth General Hos- containers. $383.24; schools, $283.- 1 presented by Mrs. Howard Mur- raising project. Mrs. Alfred speedy recovery and look forward Clare and Dwight Weeks. — the third. scene was an original or Charles P. Bailey of Westfleld, ion. ' . i ' ' Teacher Associations. n_Io£ella_Qf Union. munity-wide blood-donor pro- pital. Nurses* included Mrs. An-who arc supported by the - Good 02; industry, $210; labor unions, phy, Mrs- William Bridges and Scale, ' budget chairman, is . in Fines of $5 plus $5 costs were 10 her return io- sch8Sl7 T Grade 4 4wo-part—song—and-square dance Pit WiMMt-MStS- MMiES-rATIOS ject for the boy. who is afflicted thony Lucca, board of health $114.64; organizations,'$88.80, and It was also Mr. Dudzninski's The presentation was mode byMrs. Oliver J. Brown, Jr. Follow- charge of- arrangements. Further CLOTHES CLOSETS entitled, "Golden Promenade." Government Republicans of. Un- contention that no.provisions were imposed on other motorists as fol- The children in Miss Ruth Mor- with hemophcua, will be* shown nurse, and Mrs. Mildred Kuchta, ion County in their bid for free- usiness, $52. Mrs. John Ruth; president of theing the play, Mrs. Brown con- details on the fair wilN.be an- Grade 8 Diane Kohn led the audience in jt the Paramount Theatre in Garwood school nurse, and Miss made to re-circulate air condi- lows: "Guy V>. Storrs. Roselle, un- The boys and girls in Mrs. Do-gan's fourth grade recently com- holder nominations at the April 20 Kenilworth Parcn.t-Teacher Asso- ducted an audience reaction dis- nounced, at u later date. UNE THEM WITH OVK registered vehicle; Vcra Ellen pleted a Red Cross craft, project. Bible reading, prayer,: salute and I HA • .st. PAYMENT 0a 1st. >4 Newark starting tomorrow. The Barbara Kay, Miss Clara Mopris, tioning water and "it seems as if cussion. The play, written by Mrs. Ruth presided. Refresh- : lores Koellner's room made linol- pictures also .are being'shown in primacy. . . most of the water used will be Wi s FINEST SELECTED CEDAK Rood.e,' Westfleld,- failure to give The boys and girls collected, patriotic song. Speaking member? ; Mrs.. Claia Farber and. Miss 01g8 Nora Sterling, ! presented ments were served. ^! pedestrian the right of way; Esther um block prints on any subject «•« flew'York theatres, _. .—*- ---.- < > Kromis. nurses at the Elizabeth In accepting the. appointment, Missionary dumped into Market and Michigan E. Westover, Newark and Arthur Which they thought would make General Hospital. Mr. Gilbert .declared his know- avenues." " n attractive, picture. When the T pressed by the spirit evident ledge of the records of the two A meeting was scheduled for '•m E. Lindbcrfe, Orange,; stop street block _prints.-wejfe. finished, each Assisting! from 1:30' p.m. to April 6 at 8:30 p. m. Cbmpany CHILDREN'S HEALTH SAND violation; Harold- A. Vogel. Jr.. anmnfi the donors and-volunteer 3:45 p.m, were Dr. Eugene Katsen mayors in their respective com- Pulpit Guest Students Select Courses pupil wrote a st&ry about his block' workers. There was apparent a munities made him proud to serve officials will, be invited to the con- Toms River, following too closely; print. Then both the picture and of the Blood. Transfusion Associa- ference to go over the complaints Richard C. Geiger, Union, failure WE'RE PROUD OF THE WORK WE DO! renewal of feelings of neighborli- (Continued on paoe eight) as manager locally for their'cam- KENILWORTH -*• Atlministra- grade social studies dla.W- has the story were mounted on .colored paign. made,by the residents. In accept- sturtcd drawings of the battles of For Your Necessary Building Supplies. to stop at a red flashing light, and among all resulting from At St. Paulas ing an invitation to the meeting, tors from- Jonathan Dayton Re- Samuel F. Evans, Brooklyn, pass- paper. The best stories with the working together, voluntarily in an Assemblyman - Vanderbilt of gional Hijjli School, Sprinctlclct, the Revolution. . most attractive pictures were When it come& to Auto Re- Summit last Thursday announced GARWOOD — Guest speaker at Mr. Dudzinski suggested that all ing;.a red light. ' inspiring cause. : discussed selection of courses yes- Shirleyann Almquist won the placed on the bulletin board. , Special Offering that he is supporting the freehold- he Sunday School session at 9:45interested borough officials also be spelling bee held recently in Mrs. George D. Lebers of Livingston Many local officials and mem- present.- He suggested the build- terday with eighth, grade students. LUMBER & Those children whbse work was piirs, our Master Mechan- bers of their families were .pres- er candidacies of Mayors Daub and a. m. and during the 11:45 a. m. Thclma Sluirmin's third grade, was fined $5 and $5 costs for placed on the bulletin board in- Bailey. worship service at St. Paul's ing inspector, borough engineer, During the talks, the loeal stu- class. Mrs. Catherine Rehncr's sec- passing a red light, $2 and $3 for 1, led by Mayor L. Thomas At Presbyterian borough attorney and a represen- dents indicated what courses they SUPPLY CO. clude Harold Noll, Judy Gisser, ics really "know the score/' ub and Mrs. Daub. Borough Mayor Fred P. Andersen of Evangelical and Reformed Church ond grade class has started a unit driving without glasses and $1 and Beverly Lowrey< Elsie i Massa, Cranford announced' recently that on Sunday will be Dr. gilbert W. tative of the Planning Board. desire to take next September at. on communications. How to use the m $1 for failure to, have .vehicle reg- canizations and industries also ichroer of St. Louis, Mo:, director . Mr. Tcipel said he was opposed I the Regional, high school. Wjirron Betty Trotta, Marilyn Mullarkey, Every job's right the first ere well represented. . Church Sunday he is giving his "enthusiastic and 1 telephone will be one of the ob- Lumber • Millwork • M»son Materials istration 'in his possession. Gerald Linda Dunne, Karen Cocuzza, Bar- unqualified support" to the candi- of the Department of Missionary to the action of the council in with- V. Halsey, principal, and Dr. Noi -jectives of the studies. m Mo'st of the donors were men. (Continued on page tuio) '('At J. Rocque paid a $1 fine and $2bara Minch and George Craft. GARWOOD — A special offering. dacies of the Garwood and West- Education for the Board of Chris- "mn Jj Murray, assistant principal, William Glasco, a former resi- costs for driving on the sidewalk. time — at reasonable rates [including some who had just re- for the relief of underprivileged tian Education of the Evangelical I were, present. 94. High St. Cranfbrd, N. J. Also, Charles Dohey, R a lp h urned from serUice with the field mayors. dent of Camdcn, has joined Mrs. v Ernest Robbins" of Newark was Kiel. Beverly Hetzler, Alonzo Mit- people of the world will be taken Mayors Daub and Bailey are op- ind Reformed Church. LasKwcek the eighth grade stur Kuthryn Jacobson's fourth grade fined $25 on an assault and battery led forces, in Korea and Ger- Dr. Schroer is a former mission- CR 6-2467 chell,^ : Diane Martin^ Patrick tool . •''•'•: any and many employes of fac-up.at the 11 a.m. worship service posed by incumbents Nelson L. dents w«re given the results of classl , ' Henry, Paula SulmpnctU, Sylvesta ^^^^^ ^^^^^^^ ^ *. •• , ^ Sunday in the Garwood Presbyter- Carr, Donald D. Mackey and Mrs. ary to Japan, where he-Was placed vocationaT\uptitudc und Interest i p cnted by the ories in Garwood and neighbor- Elfie L. Schcidler and Eugene F. in solitary confinement for a year Methodist p Ilya rcS Hill. Richard Dombrowski. Mich- communities. ian -Church. Th'e drive is known tests given ' month. These tests/ Kindergartet n MotherMh s recentltly iIn ael Carlozzi and Dennis Schar. as the' "One Great Hour of Daly'bf Surnmit, running inde- after outbreak of the war. He will Edwin W. uis, superintendent Harcllng School raised $410: -The Representative of the practical Sharing." pendently," for three seats oh. the discuss his' experiences and the of schools, said^heldNhl p studeii^tdj^/ tto proceeds will be used for equip- ROOSEVELT SCHOOL . PICKUP.„«.< vtu :iHy-to-help spirit of the donors Board of Freeholders. missionary work of the church. . Fund Drive determine in whutNu'eas thpy will ment for the kindergarten classes. , Kindergarten rom all walks of life were the The Rev: Eric Tougher,. pastor, Lenten services will be conduct- have the - most succes- The children in Mrs. Shirley ;ikcry truck .driver • who inter- will use "I Am the Life'' as his ed at the local church at 8 p. m. Three, one-net, plays were pre- 1 For the past sever months.' sented by the mothers. Virodeo's kindergarten classes have iptcd his deliveries in the bor-sermon topic at the morning serv- Girl Scouts Camp Out Wednesday by the ReV. Walter C. Church to Collect teachers have been courier dng with Mrs. Rhoda 'Globs' 'fourth grade been busy making their doll corner gh to take off his jacket'and ice.; The Sunday School will con- Pugh, pastor, - . EDWIN W. KRAV8 parents on future isjtudics. f their HOUSE WARES —HARDWARE •nnte a pint of blood, and a young At Surprise Lake . The Rev. Kenneth Roll, pastor clatu visited the Kenilworth FTM T&A1Z WHEEL ALIGNMENT-mill BALANCING vene, at 9:45 a. m. Pledges.-©I Menil|ers elation, in Harding School. Mr. children.- Public'1 library yesterday. GADGETS —GIFTS lother who was accompanied by Mrs,.-Xheedor*-C'rane of Cran- GARWOOD— Girl Scout Troop •f, the Gbusboio EvaoEfelical ,«nd Kraus was - praised for -his "long In other sch^o! news, it , rAi'TQRi 7 f? A * f; t l\v c ft ' rivVt&h t-'jUIPMEHf large family of children as sheford will address the Women's 84 went'on "a camping trip, from Refortried Church, exchanged pul- At Service Sunday , v Princeton Poll Canvass pits with the Rev. Mr. Pugh re- and faith'ful service." The local announced tbm the physical edu , n.nd Mrs. Runway, Republican, and Charles WA8 ORIAT {organization eight hours a dayApril 2 for Mr. and Mrs. William chaperoned. ( at 2 p. m. Sunday. Procedures for THE H. Howell of Pennington, Demo- Mackay of Westfleld, who have A basic training course, for new ers held recently in his home at the campaign were discussed ut upost. He was given-the job per- student. Mr. flortunato's sixth Elias attended. five days a week with no salary. 116 Locust avenue. The group dis- crat^ who will battle for election, Mrs. Hexter said she believed been very active members of the brownie and girl scout leaders dinner Sunday evening in the to Jhe United States Senate in No- church. They will leave in thestarted Tuesday at the Baptist :ussed educational problems of church. [the Garwood blood donor session he children in the church and vember. MS the first community-wide pro- near future for Scotland. Mr. and Church. Elm street, WcstHeld, and The campaign will be concluded The condition of business was Mrs.. Mackay have been members will continue .for six successive fund raising for the building fund. when Victory Sunday is observed STEINWAY ject of its kind for aid of a hemo- Tuesdays from 9:30 to 11 a. m. at the subject of other questions Be Sure to Drive th 54! mhilia victim, and she added that of the church for 24 years, and on April 4. At the 11 a.m. serv- the same place. Any one interested asked of local residents. Jthis borough's example might well both' arc Sunday School teachers Cancer Drive Captains ice, that day, the Una I totals wilt It is expected that the answers and members of the choir. Mr.in becoming a leader Is requested be announced. is a fine cultural llcad to similar projects in other to contact the Little House, 231 to the questions will be printed in |towns throughout the nation. Mackay is a former member of the Listed by Dickerman At the 11 a.m. service Sunday, two or three weeks. Clark street.,Westfleld, for infor- GARWOOD — District captains Peder Borgen of the Norwegian Session as well as its clerk and mation. ""' investment for you, John Ecob.himself appeared at a church trustee. for the.fund drive of the American Methodist Church will be the guest Cancer Society starting here next speaker. He is a graduate studcr Thursday were announced today nt Drew Theological * Scminury for your children, POOR CIRCULATION by Burton E. Dickerman, general Madison. He will also uddr^xs an WHAT YOU CAN DO chairman. Mayor L. Thomas Daub assembly of the junior is honorary chairman for the drive, medlate departments Ait the for all the years ABOUT IN while Bertram J. Bcrtolumy is in- Sufferer* will be gUd to learn that Church School at 9:3(Ka. m. amuzlnf, new, scientific nuUatan have dustry chairman and Councilman Mrs. Tildcn Falkinburgh, super- to cornel TUllrpptruhite been developed that will help poor blood Edward Tiller is commercial and intendent of the primary depart- circulation. A few minutes' dally lue will ndustry chairman. ment of the Chdrch School, will help relieve pklnful limb cnmpl, nlimb- Captains are as follows: District neu, cold feet and other circulatory ail- attend her final session Sunday in |Dsic fur your chikl, U an ment*. U«er» report also that the unit* , Mrs. Charles Shoosmith; District that capacity after more thim 15 jlirtg guide toward a are wonderful for nervou* tenaion and 2, Mrs. Ernest Holt; District 3, Mrs. years' service. Her resignation Qlr fatigue. ENJOY THE THRILL Roy Fitzsimmons, und District 4, has been accepted by the Com- richer, more rewarding lilir. And No electricity enter* the body.' Opera- Miss Florence Castaldo. Mrs. John mission on Education effective this above all i» the great advan- tion I* ilmllar to equipment built by um« Hagrisn Is in charge of publicity. manufacturer* for hoiplUl*. initltutlom, Garwood's quota in the month- Aprill. tage of a Stcinway in the batne. etc. For details and booklet, write ong drive is $800. /^Methodist Youth Fellowship Nlafcara. 36A Wot Qrand St.. KUiabcth. OF AN EXTRA ROOM! 'will attend a supper Sunday ut The exquisite Vertical, ideal fur 6:30 p. m. at the Crunford Metho- the email home or aparUnrnt, is Candidates' Night dist Church.' The group will meet - built with the aame infinite care as . . . AND rr is A GARWOOD — The Garwood at the local church nt 6 o'clock. Republican Club will be host at aAt its meeting Sunday, Walter the illiiatrioua Steinway Grand. INSURE THRILL TOO! Candidates' Night next/Thursday Epple, Jr., was elected president. Each i» a true Steinway—|wd at 8:30 p. m. In Bay Leaf Memorial The Twig Circle of the Women's Hall on South Avenue. All, Re- Society for Christian Service will vith the e&chnive Diaphragmatic publican local and county candi- present a three-hour program of Soundboard, the /xxelcrated Ac- especially when Ws a game dates have been/Invited to attend. iLihility, maneuvrruhitiiy, roaJakility you've always dreamed duced, Councllmen Kenneth H. chiise of u garbage truck ut u coi WE HANDLE ALL FORMS of ducovcTtngl Sec wt for your J»te... with an "88"! ; Hart and Ernest Vardalis voted of $11,500. • Tsw out sad mtd Ufa Coupon. ENJOY THIS ADDED HOME PLEASURE NOW afiainst them and Mayor Robert C, Introduced und udopted on firs Of 1NSUKANCE WITH Krucger announced he would veto reading was un ordinance author Support KEPKESENTATTVE AND JALL THE YEARS TO COME them. They all favored the ordi- izlng the construction of un eight COMPANIES nances as adopted on second and Inch sanitary sewer In Lafuyett tlnal reading. uvenu.0 from North Seventeenth 1VIO Councilman Alva Myert, chair- htrcet to North Fifteenth street ut man of the public safety commit- u cost of $2,500. Your Red cross tee, said the new bureaus would Leters were received from "law ml Miw Jst—y CHARLES H YEAKEL require nd new personnel and the number of Industrie* und the Kcn- INSURANCE SII AND DRIVI IT AT YOU! OLDSMOBILL »IALIt'S main purpose was to make some- llworth Manufacturers Assoctution' Bidders' General Supply Co. one responsible for the duties. objecting to the designation of Fif- : Also adopted unanimously was teenth street and Lufayctte ave- V ••• GRIFFITH PIANO COMPANY BUILDING MATERIALS APPLIANCES comprehensive traffic ordinance. nue as light truffle streets. They 1TIIMWAY •iraiSlWVATIVIt ( CRuM 6-2474 ThU law lifts all light traffic and said the Police Department is not In SPACITAKIN ftY N O RRIS CH E V ROLET through streets and where park-favor of the action. 6O5 BtOAD STtKT, NEWARK % NEW JERSEY Cranford Trust BMg. 336 Centennial Avenue > CRanford 6-0505 ing is prohibited. The Kenilworth Volunteer Fire ruiuc SIRVICI WHI SI IB AT MNMSt \m\% ISM fi1i.Lini UJ NORTH AND CEMTRAL AVENUES WEOTFIELD, N. J. Salary increase* for_ .borou«h Department announced iui an- A-Uf KOOM t. 8£COM> FLOOI rvice Center for Every Building Need" employes and members of the Ptt* nual dinner will b* held Saturday TUMI IM THUM8., MAKCH 23-ACAPiMY AWARDS PRISlNTATION ON NIC i* AMt» RADIO - lice Department arc increased un- ut 7:30 p. m. W T*(P*I|M""^(^* S»jei*B^HJBslBj Fm>-W^^m$^

•:*•• THE CRANfOM) CITIZEN AND CHRONICLE, THURSDAY. MARCH M. 1»34

Tffc, CIAHFQBD CITlZBf are members of. the group. Magistrate Sidney Blrnbaum in SfOCIALS _Iket and Heyman each won twoSmorgasbord Pluiined I'rtsSchool Mother* It was announced that a new ]Hillside Municipal Court. nesday rviiiniservice next week, istCommittees Pupils Survey Andrew LVAsostiano. Jr. son ofi Mrsrs. . JohJ n Teuscheu r rolled hlgh health «««> safety committee wUl The local youth is charged with 1 : tM By St. Paul's Women Elect New Officers rata vacation play due at time of day by Borough Clerk Philip fic- House to the study pf the book of. I Cor-Young GOP be named. • • »trM . annd MrsTDVUostlanMrs. DAgosi o off 300.gam-"—e o'f 188 . '"followe" d' *"by• —Mrs "•. Ru"- Gevna. Mr.' Flynn is opposed by breaking, entering and larceny at dolph Wrhel and Miss Telia D'Al- GAHWOOD —'The Ladies' Aid GARWOOD — Mrs. Fred, Mc- lay off. The foregoing shall not Girl Scouts inthians! will be .continued. a Route 22 gas station in Hillside North avenue, celebrated his first . i apply to employes dismissed for Vincent J. Corcione, while Mrs. Way for Gasoline Station Articles Made birthday anniversary tecentiy at aessandrU. with 182. and Mrs. Ben Society of St. Paul's Evangelica! Carrick of 211 New street' wiis re*' Wetoer Margaret Etorger Js seeking re- [tRegional Kenilworth Man Hel| on February 12. Hillside police •• •• . -•»»•.- • • .•, •.. ruffe] Willoughby with 181. Mrs. cause, who shall not be entitled to KENILWORTH *— A bouse at family gathering. and' Reformed Church is making cently elected president 'of ' the vacation allowance;" election in the Second District. Dr. Jo^nkins Sees Need, nmittee as- report.$36 was taken.. . ' ' Mr. and Mrs. Richard B. Hanr-j^rhe» had high scric. of 500 tor Ayvarded Pins the corner of West Coif ax and nts for the Board of Edu-For"Grand. Jury Action • arrangements .for a smorgasbord Pre-Sehool Mothers for a one-- For employes on an hourly rate On Local Problems In Garwood cry Sr.. and children/Richard. M^M^ *ar^ 1 Faitoute avenues will be moved For Healtl* Board Doctor cation of Union County Regional Wednesday form 11:30 a. rri. basis, vacation pay Will be based Trustees Hear Talks " -KBMILWOHTH"—- A forum or, \ KENILWORTH — James FilceJ Discipline at Regional jorie and Earl, plan to spet»ri'thej year term, succeeding Mrs. Stuart Plan Listed Top Billing to make way for a new gasoline — Dr. Roland fDistrictNo.^^ 23 years old. of 243 Boulevard;, has GARWOOD — Pupils in Mrs. :o 1' p. m. in .the church recreation- Douglas. The new ofllceCS wilt be on straight time hourly rates and At Investiture nation. Aaron A. Flanzbaun. ol problems confronting ——»- week-end in Dunmore. Pa., as flieJB * B • Starr .' 5Hj SOVj On l*Hvchologi(rt Need : pf*y*t**i"Pi »as, Katharine . Walther's fifth grade will be based on. the.avjcragerh'our- Ptainfldd,• ~owner of the property, jjutsls xst~~Mis. _ HJHWI'S p. ly earnings • for .the. previous three KENILWORTH — Thfrteeri mem- KenUworth Inn by the Kenilworth tor of the grand Jury by have been tytng in their classroom Mr. and Mrs; H. E. Collins. •40'r 3'V» Baron, Woodruff KENILWORTH — fpur mem- announced. • ' . doctor' fo the Board of SPRINGFIELD — Apparently studies with a. survey of products 3* 38 „..„. , chairman,' is | will be held a^ franklin Qt*Uju|i,ct Introduced bers of Girl Scout Troop 15 were Young Republican Club. Avery W. Ward of Kenilworth 33'i 39H months. , * Wers of the. Board of Education as an adviser. Ing that set out after each area during the parents of students at Jona- of Garwood industries. The Couples' Club of St. Paul's! h*n**r>»" being assisted by Mrs.. Charles % Follow in Thm Order Mr. Flanzbaum reports he has as named chairman of the law. ,nc 30 42 Proposes $even Paid -The ordinance does not apply to attended a discussl<;.i on the need awarded senior Girl Scout pins approval of Borough Council; the the .hours set forth after such area: than Dayton Regional High School In connection with 'their study Evangelical and Reformed Church.! •* * s. t Schroppe, Mrs. Ethel riackert, Mrs. Others elected were: Vico-prcs- ' members of the Police Department for a. school .psychologist and ways On the northerly aide of Boulevard met Monday night in the church Murray 29 43 On Primary ^Ballot at an. investiture ceremony last Planning Board'and the Board of HoroeOwnetB Mutual Benefit between Route No." « (Garden State are satisfied with the discipline of the Southeastern States and the Enx Markrt John Brezney, Mrs. John Carley'. Jdent. Mrs, Mary Crai«; recording „.,. Holidays for Employes whose vacation schedule is per- and means of providing such serv- at the school. hall. Mr. and Mrs. Michael JLesko Mrs. John Fettke, Miss Anna Bald- secretary, Mrs. J. t). Guare; cor-, mitted under-the terms of another Wednesday evening.at the Com-Adjustment for the project. The CiCiviv c ^AssociaUoa n last Wednesdady y Parkway) and Michigan Avenue — one lumbering, cotton and paper indus- were hosts. " • ' "•'• KENILWORTH — Vacation pay KENILWORTH—Richard Web- ice in a small community Monday house and garage will be moved i b JCilth InnInn, DrD.r rrank MascaroMasca,, V "Myeryrs a^ hour between the hours of 8:00 A. W. A- questionnaire -sent ' out by tries- in that area the students win and" Mrs. J, Luther Phillips. responding secretary, Mrs." Harold-' ordinance. • levening in Berkeley Heights. / munity Methodist Churph. evenimi «| tb» dji _ and and 10:00 P.M. • . • . Mrs. Frank Braun of 307 North Seaman;,treasurer, Mrs. John Ba--' er, former Councilman Earl J. Bar- across the. street to a site in Fair, JohnW»is«aldi5.|eels there shoulhuldd Ernest Vardajis have been . invitei d Principal Warren W. Halsey drew became interested in' products Boys Basketball • and paid holidays are listed for on and Edward Woodruff will be Mrs. Dwight Copeland, execuvj Wid K. Jones* of Mouhtain- On the southerly side of Boulevard avenue is ill at her home. i '• :ich; publicity. Mrs, Robert' Ecob. • borough employes In an ordinance William C. Smith, president, tqutc avenue. .. * be semi-annual physical exami- to participate. Former MaMayny ? between Route No. « (Garden State the; following answers, regarding made locally b.y the Sonoco Paper Withhold Permit listed in that order on the ballot Richard Nolan,- Sydney Tyjewski tive secretary 6( the Cranford «rve as Parkway) .and Michigan Avenue1— one • Mr, and Mrs. John^Wolf of 333 Roller Skating Party Membe'is plan to attend a show ' introduced and passed on first He reports the land has been nations for food handlers in theJ2T Mster y discipline: 79 called it "about Company, the National Gypsum at tho Paper Mill Playhouse in .fCTirfa««a train vma* ^ at the April 20 primary election. .and Mrs. Emil Elias attended. Area Girl Scout Council, pre- borough. ,.. '.'.•'. hour between the hours of 8:00 A.M.right,*' two called it too strict and Company and the General Cellu- Beech avenue had as > week-endChampionship Tilt GARWOOD r— The third of a . reading Tuesday evening by JJor- -They ate seeking the two Demo- Also present "from Kenilworth sented senior Girl Scout pins.to conveyed to the California Oil and 10:00 P- M. guests Mrs, Wolfs brother-in-law Mlllburn on April'27. Mrs. L. 11. ouflh Council. ' holding an occupancy permit, Ho Company.,, > . • It was announced that the prob- The cl«b announce H win be Garwood members Ori the northerly aide of • Boulevard 32 said, it was too lax. Mr. Halsey lose Company. They have samples series of roller skating parties Krone is arranging the program. cratic 'nominations for Borough were' Avery Ward, Kenilwortn the following girls: Dolores Caf- lem df physical. examinations for of Ga { between North 18th Street arid North reported to,the Board of Educa- and sistersister.'Mr^ Mr.° and MrsMrs^CKarlw. Charles ! At UllCOlll Tli ''sponsored by the Police Athletic For the Qrst year of service, one pointed out that the building is Council. ' . • a non-political and non-partisan; Mr. WardWd ; JJohn L. Baifyasz of of materials produced by these Stickler and their daughter. Doris. weeks vacation is listed, while lot constructed in accordance with the representative on the • Regional oria,. Losson Cerniglia, Carolyn food handlers will be discussed at discussion. Couhcilrnen Hart an 22nd Street — one hour between the tion that replies have been re- companies on display in their' League was held .Saturday a\ an The winners of this contest will Board of Education, Kenneth Glo- Elkb, Sheila Ferguson;, Evelyn^ 1 > •carwood andd DrD . JonesJ . MrM .B Ban-hours of 8:00. A. M. and 10:00 P.M. of Ptmghkeepsie. N. Y. : GARWOOD —^ Teams sponsored from ond to five years of service plans approved by mayor, and bor- the association's next meeting, Vardolis and Mrs. Rita Vitole On the. southerly -side of Boulevard ceived from 56 mothers-and 47 room, and they, also have com- Elizabeth "rink. ->fwo hundred lo- Men iri Service "" ' ~:asz heads the athletics committee Mrs. James Wyres of 438 North ough council. He, said he watched oppose incumbent Republican ver, administrative assistant in the Pinder, Jo Picone, Jay. Slater, which will be open to the public.. . m charge of the program. ure. between South 11th Street and South lathers. j Fire DepartmenU and thecal boys and girls attended and one-week's vacation is granted plus Chapel Slates nd William Broderlck of' Kenil- pleted projects on cotton and itsavenue has returned from' S«- *1 GARWOOD — Pvt. Carmine' L. one day's pay-for each additional the construction of the plant close- Counc'ilmen Kenneth Hart and AI- local.schools, and Miss Jean Russo, Frances Strunk, Ruth Stupak, Bev- . Mrs. Ruth Brown spoke and 23nd Street — one hour between the The replies of the questionnaire, uses. • • Church of St. Anne will appoar in were chaperoned by Mrs.-, Milton Pe'trqzziollo, .-sort1 of Mr. anrj Mrs. va Myers in the General Election seventh grade instructor. erly Thomas, Adrlanne Pollack, The program is open to the worth. William Melick of Spring* hours of 8:00 A. M. and 10:00 P.M. ' Ellzabeth's Hospital, Elizabeth, aft-; ayearr«mB)oyes with five years' ly and all changes in the original showed a film on- cancer. Mr. Halsey said, indicate that the Members of the physical edu- a play-off garrie for the champion- Boertmann. Patrolman Donald Joseph 'Pctrozzicllo of. 100 Fourth plans were approved by the.State in November. Mr. Hart and Mr. Lola Jacoby and Joan Scavuzzo, Ed Ford, president, presided. public, the club announced, mm , field, and Mr. Nolan are members. - On the northerly side of Boulevard er being a patient there. Legg and Patrolman Albert Gill. •"Service wflrget two weeks vaca- a question and answer period toj)|, Building, grounds and planning between.Coolldge Drive and North 18th parents are pleased with the cur- cation classes conducted by Joseph j Joseph Troeber of 420 North ship of the Boys' Basketball iiVeriuc, will ni"ve fronv Canv() tion and J5-year employes will re- Department of Labor. He said he Myers will be listed in that or- . It was reported-the girls will Two Talks Street — one hour between the hours riculum and teaching staff as well Troiano have started on new tech-' Polk, La., to' tho F.ort Rragu, N. C, could sec no reason for not Issuing der on the ballot. . .••;•'• Management Society • follow the forum. Icommittee has Mr. Melick as of 8:00 A.M. and 7:00 P.M. . avenue is confined to his home be- League' sponsored by the. Recrea- ceive three Weeks vacation. 1 begin their, "hve-polnt plan" Section S. NQ person shall park' any as the discipline of the school. nlques. The fourth • graders are cause of illness. maneuver urea next month with H The. ordinance provides that the a permlt.i , __ . In the battles for Republican which will include service aides. Oiily j •halrman and Mr. Colin, Mr. Ward 0 tion Commission ai 8 p. m. Toes- Elects Local Men nd Mr. Banyaaz as members, vehicle 'parallel with the edge of the learning all about the throwing Mrs. John Brezney of 347 Beech the Thirty-Seventh .Infantry Divi-. vacation must be a continuous per- Councilman Alya Myers said the County Committee posts, James They have completed their senior For Sunday roadway or curb in the following desig- and catching skills Used in soft- avenue/Will be hostess at a Share- day in. the Lincoln SchooT/jjytn- Garwood Births Siion for Exercise Flash Burn. He Flynn, incumbent in the First Dis- KENILWORTH — Dominic* Heard in Local Court. Singer Names SaxJon ..chile Mr. Fay ts chairman of the nated places and at such places the Local Men Charged iod during July and August. How- council was looking out for the requirements. ' KENILWORTH — T&e- Family ball, while fifth, sixth, seventh and A-Pak luncheon on Monday in hernasium. Is a clerk in Company G of the ever, provisions can be made to public's interest and pointed out trict, and Mrs. Ernestine Marino in Rcstuccia of 15 North Twjenty- KTNILWORTH — Only threo fcubllc and home relations commit- street shall be marked tor angle parking division's Moth Regiment stationed . Fou'rth street, an engineer with Following the candlelight cere- Bible Hour* at Kenilworth Gospel Other members Of this group and all vehicles shall be parked at eighth graders are learning Volley home.. Proceeds will be Used for[ Mr. and Mrs, Frank Chorneiwy take the vacation at other times that a request for an additional the Second District won top spots cases Were heard Monday evening angle; to the, curb indicated by With Possessing Knives an amputee fund for a Korean In a game to decide first place in fit Camp Polk. Pyrene Manufacturing Company, mony, the parents, friends and Chapel at 11 a. m. on Sunday will in Municipal Court by-Magistrate Mr. Conlin, Mr. Ward and ball skills... the second round of the season's of 119 Winslow place have an- with the approval of Borough building in the rear of the present in a drawing conducted last Thurs- girls present viewed movies which v KENlLWpRTH.— VincentSux. marks or signs: . child. Newark, and Milton S. Levine, an be addressed by William Belch, William Bruder.r . On the' northerly side of the KENILWORTH — Two Kenil- The efghth graders have com- games. St. Anne's defeated the nbunced. the birth of their first Council. plant as well as other requests were taken recently at an over- Canadian evangelist, and the ton of 301 Ashwood avenue has" Melick. worth men are free in $1,000 bail pleted vocational studies in guid- child, a son, on Sunday at St. •••ki •' Listed as paid holidays arc Newwere rejected. industrial"engmeeV with Adamas A Newark man, Edward Kotsch, Dr. Jones heads the teachers vard between North 19th Street and Fire Department, tjrsj-round win- ; BOROUGH OF KENILWORTH night camping trip at Lake Sur- speaker at the gospel service at been appointed manager of the North 32nd Street. t. n charges .of carrying concealed ance. They are now studying Her Elizabeth's Hospital. Elizabeth. Year's Day, Memorial Day, Inde- -It was reported that the build- Carbide Corporation, were elected was fined Sip ana costs for speed- nd curriculum committee and Mr, On the northerly aide of the Boule- ner. Tuesday night of this week' by ORDINANCE No. 8, to membership in the Northern prise. _T,he members of the troop 8 p. m. wUl be H. A- Hitchcock, numbering department of weapons in Hillside. gional High School manuals, B and B Pinners Mrs. Chorneiwy is the former Miss pendence Day, Labor 'Day, Presi- ing inspector has turned down a AN ORDINANCE to Authorize the Pur- served refreshments. , ing on the Garden State Park- Singer Manufacturing Company, vMiclick, Mr. Fay and Mr. Nolan vard between Coolldge Drive and North a score of 32 to 28. The contest Rita Sacco. daughter of Mr. and dential Election Day, Thanksgiving request by the flrm for a building ' 'phase of'an "Automobile Truck.'with a New Jersey. Chapter, Society for businessman of London, England. way; John Kollar, also of Newark 18th Street ., ' ••,'_ Simon Turner, 19 years old, of preparing for registration and fill- was a close one all the way. Packer nnd Loader Body Thereon for the The . young people will'. have Elizabeth, John Roll, works man- Section 10. All ordinances Inconsistent 247 North Eighth street and Jos- ing out health questionnaires and Mrs. Pat Sacco of Miami, Fla. ; Day and Christmas Pay. To bepermit for a parking lot because Advancement of Management, was assessed. $3 and costs on a with this ordinance be and the same Holding First Place Following next Tuesday's game, eligible - for a \ paid holiday, a it would be located in a Residen- Purpose of Collection of Garbatfe and Newark, \\ was announced today, their mpnthly. supper meeting at careless driving charge made by ager, announced. • . •,, > BOROUGH OF KENaXWOHTH eph M. Elias, 26 years old. of 220.data for cumulative records in Making the Necc«*ury Appropriation Girl Scout Troop 6 the chapel at 5 p.m. when they Mr. Sexton has, been employed' are hereby repealed. » • North Ninth street, were arrested a team trophy and individual tro- worker. must have completed a tial X ione. The firm is expected ThcrWor.- . _. Trie Newark chapter, with more Patrolman Robert . Renter and OaDINANCB Ne. • Section 11. Any person violating any phies will be presented, to the A son, Keith Robert, was born probationary period of 30 days to apply soon to the Board of Ad- Bt IT ORDAINED by the Mayor and than 400 executives from this area. will continue the study of Romans. John F- Connolly of- Wcstfleld by the firm for 30 years and WHS ., | ,V olkblNANCE Concerning Local Traf- provisions of this ordinance shall be Saturday night when Hillside po- Mrs. Marjorle Nobbs" social In Women's League Council of the Borough of KenUworth. Visit Rpselle Orphanage . The, boys' and girls' programs foreman in the numbering depurt-' fic irtthe Borough of KenUworth. liable to a penalty, of not more than lice report they found a switch- Studies groups in the eighth grades championship team and a team tro- to Mr. and Mrs. Robert L. Steph- and have worked at least ohe duyjustment for a zoning variance. Union. County, New Jersey: Is the largest of 60 chapters in was given & suspended sentence BE IT ORDAINED by the Governing •50.00 or. Imprisonment tor a term not phy will go to the Tunners-up, it ens of 523 Willow avenue on Feb- KENILWORTH — As part of will be held at 7:30 p. m. tomor- ment prior to his promotion. ^j | the Borough of Kenilworth: blade knife and a 12-inch home- are now engaged in a study of the GARWOOD — B and B Liquor during the week in which a holi- Section 1.. Thatt the Borouggh of Kcnll the United.yStates. for failure to have driver's license v O exceeding fifteen (13) days or both. Store won three games last Thurs- Was announced by Joseph Troiano, ruary 23 at Orange Memorial Hos- day occurs. . wortrh authorized to ppurchase' one A native of Hoboken, Mr. Res-their work for the child care row with William Wilson of Ros- Section I. The purpose of this ordln- Section 13. This ordinance shall take made carving knife in the glove Middle Ages. They have written 1 1 and registration in his possession. ice Is to regulate soeal traffic conditions day night from ScUpr's Drug Store athletic director for the Recrea- il 1 The' ordinance also specifies, that Loyalty. Program Begun automobile truckk .witithh packek r and loadeild badge, the members of Girl Scout elle Park speaking to the Craft District executive, will speak an. 4 The Commission on Membership first aid demonstration. Refresh* THE STATE OF NEW JERSEY SEALED PROPOSALS will be neeivrd and cold, ocean water in all baths.. AN ORDINANCE to Establish a Bureau effect In the manner provided by law. he majored in industrial manage- at a meeting Tuesday at Harding the home of Mrs. Fred MacKenzie, Methodist Church. llchl«n Avenue from'the. southerly side ilworth, and was approved by the Mayor TO . : square dances. .They will • per- GARWOOD — Edward Donovan Cont. Show Sat. & Sun will meet tomorrow at 8:30 p.m.. David M. - Harkness, Western ments will be served by the troop. Kf Boulevard to r»itoute Avenue and on the 1 by the Board of Education of the Baroujh to *b» known as the Bureau of Identifi- , "" ROBERT C. KRUEQEH. ._ ment. School. 59 Arthur terrace. At the Wted- PRANK J. THOMAS, his heirs, de- form one of them in their program of Oarwood In the_County_ of Union. of Roselle was elected commander Sistte Issst P; rate teds Iree> JW . while the church memberhip class •' • Mayor. itouU Avenue from Hlehlsan' Avenue 23rd DAY OP MARCH. IBM cation In lh» Police Department o( Utc a the Roselto Park boundary line and visees and personal representa- next Wednesday. The following, State of New Jersey; at a nie«ting* ID beof Bay Leaf Post 6807. Veterans of Borough of Kenilworth, will meet that afternoon at 3 Attest: • PHILIP J. McOEVNA. tives, and his, their, or any of held In the Franklin School, on 'April ' • BE 'IT ORDAINED, by the Mayqr and PHILIP J. McGEVNA. . . ' riarket Street from the aoutherly side Borough Clerk of the ' their successors In right, title and pupils were chosen as the best Foreign Wars, at a meeting at Bay " '• «e' •.'•>• o'clock. Boy Scout Troop 82 con- if thr Boulevard to the northerly aide of ' Borough of Kenilworth. N. J. 14. 19M. at 8:00 P.M. (Eastern Standard Council oi the Borough of KenUworth: Borough Clerk. Interest: MRS. FRANK J. THOMAS. dancers: Gail Nash, .Sandra Time1) for Improvements to Lincoln and Leaf Memorial Home Monday Section 1. There Is hereby . established venes at 7 o'clock tomorrow night' >lfux Avenue and Colfax Avenue from Dated: March 33. 1854. wife of Frank J. Thomas; J. FRANK Tripka, Linda Certo, Rona Buch- kiHarIborougb and the choir rehearses at 8:30 Statement .he easterly side of Linden Street to the Franklin Schools. Gsrwood. New Jersey. night. He succeeds Ralph Mann. • Bureau to be known ai the bureau of lasterly side of Hlchlfan Avenue and THOMAS, his heirs, devisees and binder, Jeannette Fitzsimmons, . SEPARATE PROPOSALS shall be sub- Others elected were: Vice- JBItnfjcim Identification in the police' department tonight. Take' Notice that the above Ordinance personal representatives and his. mitted' as expressly provided by thr . of tto Borough of KenUworth. was passed at a regular meeting of the Colfux Avenue from the westerly side their, or any of .their successors Virginia Harris, Kenneth Koromi, corhmanders. Walter" "pinckin, Jr., The' parsonage committee will Governing Body'of the Borough of Ken- it Michigan Avenue to the easterly side BOROUGH OF KEN1XW0BTH drawings and In the ipeciflcattons for Section I, Said Bureau shall>eaa»lst of |f Cherrywood Avenue and Monroe Avc- in right, title and Interest: MRS. Charles Shoosmith, Donald Don-each of .the following branches of work, and Thomas Englese; quartermas- ,.a designated lupexior officer of the Po-meet Monday at 8 p. m. in theilworth, and was approved by the Mayor ''• OKDINANCe Ne. 5 J. FRANK THOMAS, widow of J. oughue, Robert Hidi, Robert namely; • • ifc City 5-1211 lice Department und~ ai. many otHer parsonage. on the • •' '. ' frotn the westerly side of Michigan Aaaeadsstnt Te Oralnanee Ns. s» ank Thomas: CHARLES R. ter. Mr. -Mann; advocate. Thomas .member* of laid departmenl the Chief 23rd DAY OF MARCH, 1954 nue to, the easterly side of North 7th Tropp and Richard Wojtowicz. 11) General Construction Work Lawler;' chaplain. Herbert Wei- AN ORDINANCE to amend and add a ft?ilOMAS. Executor under the Last 121 Heating and Ventilating Work . of Police (hall deem necessary.~ Two circles of f\e W.S.C.s; PHILIP J. McCJEVNA. treet and Newark" Avenue from the supplement to Ordinance No. 85 en- Will and Testament of J. Prank ' The' following 4R pupils wrote gand; surgeon, Lawrence Mayor, Section 3. Said superior office? nd will meet. Wednesday evening ,at Borough Clerk of the nlerly ilde of Michigan Avene to the 131 Electrics! Work S titled "An. Ordinance to Establish, Main-, Thomas, deceased: THE SALVA- the beststories to be sent to the BIDDERS, shall submit their estimate* and trustee,' Carmine Cusmano. such other, members of the Bureau* of 8 o'clock. Mrs. William Hoeflich Borough of Kenilworth." N. J. •sterly side of South list Street and tain and Regulate) the Police Department TION ARMY, a Corporation of the UenUflcatlon ahoU all be so designated Dated: March 33. 1954. outh 33rd Street foom' the southerly Lincolniah staff Uo be considered on Proposal Forms, which Will be furn- Inducted as. members were Jos- of 215 Korth Twenty-first street of .the Borough ot Kenilworth, Union SUte of New York; BROOKLYN ished to nil bidders by the Architects. . by the. hief of Police with thh e approval Super Market of Newark Avenue to the .northerly County, New Jersey." AND . QUEENS YOUNG MEN'S for publication:. Robert Tropp, eph Cusmano of 114 Willow ave- PROSPECTIVE BIDDERS may obtalu .of the B Commiwiooer and thewill be hostess to' the Apron ..„ of Summit Avenue and North 20th BE. IT ORDAINED by the Governing CHRISTIAN ASSOCIATION: BED- PolicPli e Committeee . ^~~ BOBOUGH OF KENILWORTH Itreet from the northerly aide of Boule- Gerry Wergland, Sandra Tripka, plans and specifications by rhakin*; appli- nue and Raymond A. Mack of Strings Circle and Mrs. C. M. Body of. the Borough, of Kenilworth, . FORD BRANCH " Of YOUNG cation in writing to the officv of the Cranford. ' Section 4. Said Superior* Officer desig- OBDIHANCE Ne. 1 ird to the southerly side' of Monroe Union County, New Jersey: MEN'S CHRISTIAN ASSOCIATION. Michael Rose, Gall. Nash and nated as herein provided shall be' int>sburn of 669 Richfield avenue AN ORDINANCE to Establish a Bureau venue and Washington Avenue between Architects. Pohlman and Henry. 1140 Section 1. Section. 0 of an Ordinance BROOKLYN, NEW YORK; YOUNG Jeannette Fitzsimmons. . East Jersey Street. Elizabeth -4.. New •bars* of said' bureau and srMl be to the Twig Circle. , to be Known as the Traffic Bureau e easterly side of North l«th Street MEN'S CHRISTIAN ASSOCIATION <• easterly side at North SOth Street Union County, New Jersey" be amended You are hereby summoned and required Day assembly program. Judy Hidi of each prospective bidder taking plans .Identification ahatl.be under the super- ORDINANCE No. 7 • >d the westerly aide of Michigan Ave- and' specifications, which shall be re- AM ORDINANCE concerning salaries. Council of the Borough of Kenilworth: to read as .follows:' to serve upon Earl Pollack. Esquire, served as announcer and intro- N DRIVE-IN vision oi the Chief of Police. ' Section 1. There Is hereby established [uc, and LexingtoLit n AvenuA e frof m ththe turnable conditionally " Upon the return IN10 "Section 0. All police equipment plaintiff's attorney! whose address Is ,1M» Section 8. The following arc the duties BE IT ORDAINED by the Mayor and Icrl.v side of Michigan. Avenue ,to the duced the- folowiog numbers: of the plans and specifications in good Council, of the Borough of Kenilworth: a bureau to • be known as the Traffic OUR shall be furnished by the. Born, East Grand Street. Elizabeth 4. New Jer- of said Bureau of Identification: Bureau in the Police Department of th* terly side of Market Street and North ough of Kenilworth , except police sey, an answer to the complaint filed In A song by Virginia Kiindrat, a condition to the Architects, within, five It shs.U see that all persons held Section 1. The following officers and .. Street from the .northerly aide of days after the date of receiving the bids. employees of the Borough of Kenilworth, Borough of KenUworth. uniforms, and as to uniforms, in a civil action In which William Hughes poem by Jo Ann Boertmann, Mary AY Now thru Tuesday, Mardi 30th for any Indictable offense shall be Section 3. Sold Traffic Bureau shall FAMOUS onroe Avenue to the northerly aide of addition to any salary herein men- Is plaintiff and Frank 3. Thomas, et sis. No such deposit or payment shall Bngerprinted and photographed. hereinafter named, shall receive annu- AT KmLWORTH...The Home otQFG... mm Ic Street and Sheridan -Avenue from Durow, Katherine Lerfce, Fay •trued to give ownership of the plan* CINEMASCOPE-r-TECHNICOLOR—STEREOPH0NIC SOUND ally, as a compensation for their serv- consist of a superior officer and. such tioned or hereafter Axed, the sumare defendants pending In the Superior ' bureau whereby all records of ices, the several sums set opposite, their the westerly side of North lVth Street conditions obligate* the prospective biddrr ,«•;•. '.'• annum shall be allowed and paid <3S> days after April I, 1»54. exclusive duet was played by Sharon Pechln and shall be kept and It shall main- retpeatliM tuunes: -Section. X The Superior., OITtoe*-shall Sheridan Avenue from the westerly to return plans and speclRcatioos to the "BENEATll ttifE-12 - / SrSoroush h CClerkk — •— ta.060.OO to each police officer for uniforms, of such date. If you fall to do so.and Carol Rowe. record ol all motor vehicle accl- be In charge- of tho Bureau ahd^he ahnll _. of North 11th Street to the west- provided, however* that It shall be Judgment by default may be ' rerldered Architects within the time specified. Beautiffur* C? Fins SHORT 8UBJE . vents, convictions and violations of Bor- tTa^MUIeotonaUI V ' •' be designated us the Supervisor of the' ly aide of North 31st Street and South An outstanding feature was an. CONTRACTORS to whom contract* are Trelsurcr ',.'..,.:...:. 4.371.80 deemed necessary and is so certi- against you for the relief demanded In ough Ordinances and all' other Informa- Traffic Bureau. ---: i «t Street from the southerly side of fied by the Police Commissioner. the cornplalnt. You shall rUe your answer acrobajtlc dance by Karen Hagman. awarded' shall furnish a surety company tion as to all persons and agencies, as Senior Clerk In Office of Section 4. Such Traffic Bure*ou ' ahall ulevsrd to the Cranford Township Performance Bond satisfactory to the Tax Cpllector „... 3,850.00 All members of the Police Depart- and proof of service. In" duplicate, with Other dances were performed by CASEafLAKCENY StartH Wed., Mar 31 thru Sat., Apr. 3 may be required by" law, perform the following duties:! are hereby designated as "Through ment- shall at all times be fully the Clerk. of the Superior Court, State' Owner, equal to One Hundred Per cent It shall keep and maintain a rec- Membelr of Board of . (al.1t shall Investigate any complaints [reels", pursuant to the provisions Judy Hidi and Barbara Marini. of the contract price, and in accordance Assessors who Is npt i •- uniformed when on duty, and It House Annex, Trenton, New'Jersey, in with the requirements bf the apecifka- WED. MAK. 28-J1 CINEMASCOPE—TECHNICOLOR—S«REOPHONIC SOUND ord of all wanted persons and ahall keep concerning traffic and safety and shall Revised Statutes 3»:«-14O. ahall be the duty of the Chief of accordance with.the rules oi civil prac- Also reciting poems were John the •anae. up to date and shall see to It secretary of Board 1,000,00.. make recommendations from time to time Section 4. North «th Street, North Oth tlons. - . Member of Board of .'.,.• Police to require that all uniforms tice'and procedure. <. Hagrish, 'Alan Chalensk, Richard Either WUIimms Guy Madison'— loan Weldon that «11 mtmbers of the polka Depart- to the Police Commissioner at the Bor- reet. North 10th Street. North Uth muit conform in every respect to The action has been Instituted for the ALL BIDDERS shalh l tender with their ment are informed of the same '. Assessors who Is ough' ol Kenilworth. through the Chief reet. North Uth Street. North Uth Cheney, Philip Smith, Weldon bidi s a, certifiei d check or an aceee 1 • Uawsrl Keel secretary of Board 1.300.00 c all police regulations." purpose of foreclosing a tax sale certifi- .« .«•> It shall be responsible for Inves- of Police. it. North 16th Street, North 17th Walshe and Anthony Criscola. of surety as required-by the speciltc*- "THE COMMAND" Municipal Magistrate 1,540.00 Section 2. Section 7 of the aforesaid cate made by the Collector of Taxes of tigations for missing persons, for lost, Ibi-It shall make a study of traffic r...t. North 18th Street. North 18th Ordinance is hereby amended to the Borough of KenUworth pursuant to A song about spring was sung Mon. / "Texas Carnival" or atotea property and shall make 1M Clerk of Municipal Court .... 383.00 conditions and Make recommendations trret. North 31st Street. North Slnd THE BOARD reserves the right \i re- . Plug SHORJ SUBJECTS Municipal Janitor 823.00 . follows: a tax sale held on August 31. 1«34 where- by John Kuster, Vlto Massari and i> Tedudeclar reatigauons b/all reported robberies and concerning such traffic .conditions. it reel. North 33rd Street. North 34th 1 in premises known as Block 170, Lot 59. ject any and all bids, wslve any informal- Director of Welfare 500.00- |treet. Hemlock Street. South 17th Street. "Section 7:'.The. salary and com. ether criminal offenses. Id It shall bo the duty of the Super- 'BEEF .4 5 pensatlon of the various members concericimsj real estate located at number Dennis Rock, with a chorus by ities and award contracts as ,«T>»y be 'Road Working Foreman .... 4.800.00 osjocov AH© f*oztN rooo mess to) It shall forthwith, whenever pos- visor to see- that all members of the mith Uth Street, South 19th 8treet, Department shall as Michigan Avenue. Kenilworth. New Beverly Rendano, Conrad Rieder, deemed best for the intereat of ln©-f "MY MAN AND I" Saturday Malmee —- March 27th "" i, obtain fingerprints for the pur-., Asst Road Working . Police Department are. fully 'Informed fltith 20th Street. South 33nd Street, of the Police BOARD. ' / / Foreman ...... ". 4,000.00 tmcTtvi nmi wn, MAICH «I. 7* CUT • be as follows: Jersey, was struck .off and sold to -the Gail Zenisek, Edward Kitson, Rose] i oi preserving evidence and In eon- of all traffic regulations and changes uth 23rd Street. South 34th Street, Chief of Police W.3TO.0» Borough of Kenilworth for the sum of BOARD or EDUCATION'Or THE _Jon with apprehending persons or Tax Search Officer US.OO relating to all state laws and rules and uth 35th Street. Roselle Avenue, Bloom- Marie Angelo, Cathy Thomas and BOROUGH 6r GARWCtoD -HALF-I1NT WIN - WIN - WIN — Kiddie Hobbie Horse All other "municipal employees for OVEN READY |fc. Csptaln of Police .... 4.9SO.M $33.78. Said tax sale certificate was lost ••"Hrg Investigations or other action for regulations pertaining to traffic. ' . All QTHHS mtU SAT, MAtCH t> igdale Avenue. Bloomlngdale 'Avenue .'. 4.S30.M or destroyed and a duplicate tax sale Frank Moore.' • 7L t. BJ deteetion of any persons believed to be which Jio salaries are otherwise provided, ' Id) The Supervisor shall see-that all xlenslon, Cranford Avenue. Woodland Lieutenant of Police / retary. excluding members of a licensed pro- Sergeant of Police .. 4.710,00 certificate was Issued. Said tax sale cer- ' guilty of any offenses or crimes. streets are properly, marked and all neces- venue, Vernon Avenue, Union tAvenue, .. 4.435.00 tificate has.' been assigned to the plain- Dated: March 23. 1»5*. / ' •action C. The Supervisor shall pre- fnslqn, the prevailing nrate which shall 55 enton -Avenue. Summit. Avenue, Rlch- Third Year Patrolman ... sary or recommended signs are placed .. 4.1OS.0O tiff by the Borough of. Kenilworth. sent a report ,to the Chief of Police b« riot less than $1.00 per hour nor rld Avenue. Qulnton Avenue, Passslc Second Year Patrolman'. Red Cross Captains for proper traffic control. In 'cooperation QK5 MIIK Ff P LEGS OR Pint Year Patrolman ..,, .. 3.775.00 You. Frank J. Thomas, his heirs, de- NBURG PIANO HOUSE: on the firsit day oolf each month.' more than SI 80 per hour, with the Public Works Chairman. venue." Newark • Avenue. Monmouth .. 750.00 visees and personal representatives and Chief of Police may. Section S. The compensation hereln- venue, Clinton Avenue, Kingston Ave- Police Matron ..: ... •action lei The SuDervlsor shall see that all Police Marshall ...... _. 1J0 his. their or any of their successors In Named by Malko With the approval of the Police Com- abaove set forth shall become effective traffic laws and motor vehicle laws are ne, Coolldge Drive. Roosevelt Lane, per hour right, title and Interest: and you. J. GARWOOD — John Malko, area siHt-V—rr and the (Police Committee, aa of January 1. 1964. enforced at all times. , . incoln Drive. Columbia Avenue, Tulip Frank Thomas, his 'heirs, devisees and make any changes .or substitutions of Section X The above compensation to ourt. Cornmonwealth Road. Park Drive. The compensatalon henlnabove chairman in Garwood for the cur- It sham be tho duty of the Super- MM. RIB AND SHGUDEK ^ the above Ordinance, to' be known as under the Last Will and Testament of American Red Cross,; today an- . Section S. AH •mployees of the Bureau ordinances Inconsistent herewith be and Isor to keep • a record as . (o tho date rr Avenue, Oak Street, Arbor. Street. J. Frank Themss, deceased: the Salva- wt Identification of the Ksmllworth Po- the same are hereby repealed. ^-~ cii«t Drive, Lincoln PUce. Lee Terrace, Section 7A, as follows: nounced members of his. committee A, the installation of all traffic markers, Cw "Section 7A. Each police officer tion Army, a Corporation of the State of lioe OepaHment. In addition to the above Section 8. This ordinance shall take slgrU, equipment and major repairs to Tomato Jrindsor Place, Birch Street, Arthur New York; Brooklyn and Queens Young for the local campaign. . • . effect Upon final passage and publication shall be granted two weeks vacation Mentioned duties, shall be subject to ill markers, signs and traffic eqlupment. 6 termer. Center .Street Red Oak Lane. Men's Christian Association: Bedford Serving on the borough commit- {be rules and reguUUons of a police according to law. : Sprfaif DiMtr Maple Urn. Brasser Lane, Wll- In any calendar year. Five sick ill In cooperation with tho Public Works days shall also be allowed in any Branch of Young Men's Christian Asso- tee are: Mrs. John Brezney, Louis officer as denned la Ordinance No. as. ROBERT C. KRUEOER. Chairman. NIM.ETS BRAND Mre Drive, Sherwood Road. Pembrook ciation, . Brooklyn. New York; Young ROBERT C. KRUEOER. ' . Mayor. LAMB CHOPS irive. and Cross Street for their full one calendar year, and any allow Ross, Edward Tiller, Frederick (hi All.complaints concerning traffic Men's Christian Association of Tampa, 1NET Attest: ipectlve lengths and Lafayette Avenue ance for sick days not so used foi Mayor. ihall be .made to such supervisor and actual sickness during the yeai Florida are made party defendants be- Wehrum, Jr.. I. G. Casabona, Ber- PHILIP J. McGEVNA. he shall record such complaints and X snicT t>m the easterly side of North 13th cause you have or may claim to have -Attest: |tr**t to the westerly side of North may be Added to the vacation per- tram Bertolamy, John Schnitzer PHOJP J. McOEVNA. . : :• Borough Clerk. ' shall make ah Investigation of a li c h lad of the next' calendar year, bu< some .interest in said premises as owners and Samuel Paffenroth. , complaint* and whera necessary, present h Street and North 30th Street from or otherwise. , ' «GAN Borough Clerk. BUUasenl Whole Kernel Corn ^15 • northerly tide of Monroe-Avenue to not thereafter. Any day worked —.Take Notice.that the above Ordinance he same to the police Committee for overtime may aUo be added to' ar Youit Mrs. Frank J. Thomas, wife of •UUSMSltL its recommendatlbna or decisions. • northerly side of Webster Avenue, and was paued ill regular meeting of tho taltoute Avenue from Bloomingdale officer's vacation, but the same Frank J. Thomas, and you, Mrs. J. Frank , Take Notice that the above Ordinance Ill At the request of the -Chief of LAMBS LIVER shall be applied only to the Vaca Thomas, widow of 3, Frank Thomas, are Pocono Crest Camps Oovernlng Body .of the Borough.of Kcjn- HUNT'S Ivenue to Riehfleld Avenue and Faitoute at ,s*ae V'—ti at a regular meeting of the Police, or on tU own Initiative the Traf- tlon period during the next cmlen nude party defendants because you have Osvarning Body of the Borough ol Ken- tlworth, and was approved by the Mayor fic Dureou shall have power to examine • » ••venue from the westerly aide of on the . ' . , ' *'Michigan Avenue to the Garden State dar year." . or may claim to have some right of Jratorth. and was approved by the Mayor any mutter relating to traffic or,the regu- Section 4. All provisions of any ordin- dower or other Interest In. said lands or •n the ' Urd DAY OF MARCH, ltM lations thereof nnd to make recommen- •rkw.y 'and rederal Avenue from Mlch- gttHeaaon Tooo-AsreBstaU Lake. PHIUP J. McOEVNA, mSHlYSUCED •n Avenue to North 34th Street, Jeff- ance Inconsistent With the provisions of premises. KRnrsd Pflgagot soortsrsad Altenburg's Urd DAY or MARCH. 1M4 dations thereon to the Mayor and Couacll this ordinance be and the same are The ssld premises are more ..particu- creaUvsactiTlfarJaSpsiUiitieelCmin- PHIUP J. McOEVKA, Borough Clerk of the of the Borough pf Kenilworth throckh Fruit Cocktail ton Avenue from Michigan Avenue and larly described as follows;. •elors. phnlelaa. Chnrch aWrVices. Borough of KenllwoHh, N. 3. |orth 34th Street to North. 7th Street hereby repealed. ' - • Borough Cleric of the he Chief of Police. \ Section B. This ordinance shall'take All that certain lot. tract or parcel 4%raak«fin-««aska$I» FREE LESSONS * • Borough of Kenilworth, N. J. Datedl March (3, 1BA4- Section S. The Supervisor and the mm Boulevard to Washington' Avenue FILLET of HA nd North 14th Street from. Boulevard effect alter flnal passage and publication of land or premises situate, lying Hated: March 13. IBM. members of the Traffic Bureau shall be PIUSBURY'S according to law. *• and being in the Borough of Kenil- designated by the Chler of. Polio* and j> Monroe Avenue) and North Sth Street worth, County of Union and State KNOW YOUR AMERICA IN YOUR HOME the Chief of Police Is authorlied to make \nm the northerly side of Monroe Ave- ROBERT C. KRUKOER, of New Jersey. any change of his designations of such iw to the property of the Union Mayor. Known and designated as Lot M Yon can new rent s. Ham- Supervisor and members of said bureau fcUWDA RED BUSS nunky park Commission and North Attest: • ' in Block- 170 as laid down; desig- <> HEDENBERG-MVBEAN PER and he ahall report to the Police Com- P»t Street 'from the northerly side of PHIUP J. McOEVNA. nated and distinguished on Section mond Organ for only 125 » 5-9769 TELEVISION missioner and Police Committee, for their Pancake ulevard to tha> southerly side of Oak - Borough Clerk,' Eleven of the Map of New Orange. month mt Altenbnn VUao MONTH approval, the names of. the person* so >«t and Palrfleld Avenue from the [Mterly aide of Michigan Avenue to the StatesMat Union County. New Jersey. - which House and receive FREE pri- designated by him or any change* in Tulcn Notice that tbe above Ordinance • map Is now on Ale In the Union RIALTO such designations. , srden SUte Parkway and Washington Rental money can be ap- BETTY CROCKER HEW POTATOES ,.lBv from tM*t westerly aide of was paued at a regular meeting of the. County Register's Office as Map vate lessons In your home Section 6. All employees of the Traffic No. 220-D. plied to purchase price.,. Bureau, in addition to the above men- 'laW'chlgan Avenue to the westerly side Governing Body of the Borough of Ken- Also known as number M Michi- from one of our competent SUNNYSIDE tioned 'duties, shall be- subject. to the North lath Street, are 'hereby desig- Uworth, and was approved by the Mayor WESTFIELD gan Avenue. KenUworth, New teachers. rules and regulations of a police officer trd as. "Ught Traftle Stnaets." on the • r Jersey. VJi-IO Other large models avail- aa defined In Ordinance No. 83. v ' Kectlon'B. No vabicles shall be operated ' 33rd DAY Or MARCH, 1*54 |ix>ri any streets specifically set forth PHILIP J. McOEVNA. I. GRANT SCOTT . able at higher rentals. Section 7. This Ordinance shall take SEEDLESS GRAPEFRUIT Section «• hereof If the combined Clerk of the Superior Court of You may keep the Hammond effect after publication and' final pot-' Angel Food Mix Borough Clerk. o( the ' ' New Jersey . Last Day Today sag* In the manhor provided by law.' liht of the vehicle and load exceeds . Borough of Kenilworth, N. 3. APPLE SEED Organ for as long as six Cocktail Bar and Grill EXTRA FANCY M pounds. This shall' not. however, Dated: March 33, 1954. .- Dated! March 4. ISM. «-l John Wayne ROBERT C. KRUEOER, HEINZ TOMATO KtTCHUP. J44i. Btttk_ lU'ly-to any vehicle making deUverery AMD FOR . month*/ If you decide to . BEN KODOQVINO, rr«». Mayor. f> or from any property or building purchase tbe organ all the Attest: t W'«ted upon any street specifically set 4t f U//M7 IS H£ PHILIP J. UcQEVNA, The Quiel Man' rentals you nave paid will be applied to the purchase price. The Borough Clerk. BROCCOLI 19 p»«H in Section 4 hereof. ' I Section fl. No motor vehicles or any ^4V balance can be paid over a period of months. . Entertainment Fri. & Sat. ' •UUsseat 0:1111 V DELIGHTS FROZES FOOD Jhcr vehicle shall be parked for any ITU. - SAT. - SUN. - JiON. Take Notice that the above Ordinance WU FEATURES |»ie whatsoever on the streets or places In jos4 a few short weeks you will be amazed at how well you «u passed al a regular meeting of the .'"•Inutter set forth! LAWN SUPPLIES Bob Hope ' nOHtr. M. aatU » A. M. Governing Body of the Borough of Ken- DAN'S IMPO*TID "" On the west aide of North ltth can play this lovely Hammond Organ. Its beautiful tone will llwbrUi. and Was approved by the Mayor UNDEN HOUSE ['•ret from the northerly side of the Raaenunr Cleoney be a continuous source of enjoyment for you and your family. ROGER KENT at the Piano and Organ on thr SCHICKHAUS ^•ulcvard tor a dlstanace of 330 feet 5-105 FERTILIZER. ..; .. 100 lbs. $2.95 23rd DAY OF MARCH, 1*M Kirlherly therefrom. . ' Here Come the Girls Popular Songt. ol the Daw . Both Old and Nexo PHILIP J. McOEVNA. Flounder Fillet . ">' On the west side of North 30th PEAT MOSS .....: Larg* BaU 4.25 K you cant come in soon, please mall the coupon below for fur- Dorough Clerk o( the Itr.'et between UML.BoUlevard and Wash- ther particulars about our rental and instruction plan. upon Borough of Kenilworth. N. J. W«D$-CYf f litori Avenue. /' Jeanne Craln Dated: March S3. 1804. MARGARINE^.2 <« 39 •'I On both aides of North 31st Street No. 4 LAWN SEEI> : Ib. 1.00 ""> the northerly side of the Boulevard Dale ftoberiaan . __ _ ,__ _ ,_„ w_ «__ w— — — —• — .. •- *| 49- r FRIDAY NIGHT SPECIAL! Skinless Franks a dUUnce of ISO feet northerly i6A FERTILIZER Organic, 80 lbs. 350 4t ("•rrlrom. • " I niX OUT — TEAR OFF AND MAIL French Fries . ")' On the northerly aide of thr Gty of Bad Men Lcftor* Kay, Lovely Vocalist of Radio, Stage FtESHLY SUOO PULVERIZED LIMESTONE 80 lbs. .70 • PIINISC- Kt'iid me full lnformution ubout your Hammond SHRUBS • •"ulpvurd in front ol the center en- Both In Color DOWNY PUKE • •"H.-,* to toe McKinley and Harding Your Insurant* will grow in valu* as th« yaars I Orjjan Rental .and Instruction Plan. and TV, will be here every I'Viday night. K'H'HII Buildings for a space of 3S aUo- for 'I ut each such entrance to be reserved TUE8. - WED. - THURS. pass. S«a us for a w«jll4»aUnc»jd program to matt I Name ;•; -» CHEEZ WHIZ:•••& 29 Uverwitfst o place tor picking up and dla- AGRICO, BOVUNG, AGRINITE, VIGORO 2J Klng school children or any other SPRING PLANTING Waffles Mmr. 3C-31 — April 1st future demands: Call us now for the complete Stiett .._ • •'• — 740 "n entering either of said school HYPER HUMUS and GARDEN TOOLS I l"'ldln«s. NIAIX MA0GINN1S In City .• Telephone ;.... | Hemlocks. Taunts Yew. »ATMU " On the northerly aide of' the details. ''''vard opposite the continuation of 'MARTIN LUTHER' L. KENILWORTH, N. J. aUsododentlromi, Aninnieds, westerly crosswalk of North HUi Come and Get It — And Save • Ilex, Auleaa mud FKwerinr STORE HOURS: "i .(also-known as Hemlock Street) Feature Shown: •Hiltlhltif to f" •' width of 30 feet DMMS ITALUN Hhruba '" On the easterly side of North \Uh Bbtineca OM ffouowmo rAoa TITES. - THUR8. •» FRI. "rt from the northerly skie of Boule- 1 Evenings PaL Booe Bushea -"' 'or a distance of 139 feet northerly — Abo Av»fl»bta '•"•Irom. ^"•llon T. No motor- Vehicle or any h L.BARTELL ''>- vehicle excepting vehlclm of thr COMING SOON! Altenburq KENILWORTH E "'I worth Police Department, shall be O A.M. tm p.m. kr 140 Central Ave. Y^ark, N. J. HEDENBERG-MA'BEAN < ' d on the northerly side of Boule- Onat HUa la TRY OUR FRESH SHRIMP COCKTAILS GREENHOUSES r'1 In front of the Kenilworth Borough Ttl. RAhway 7-1581 CINEMASCOrE PIANO HOUSE I where the area Is reserved for such < MlOlA 1*1 1 22 CROSS STREET Mm. - >'les of the Kenllworfli Police De- 106 SOUTH AVE.. EA^T.CRANPORD-CR 6-3000 EL 2-0663 *tuiAMtit*. AND TASTY SANDWICHES nent, KENU.WOKTH I ^"o"! «. No person shall park any «a!jS«a>« -• ••*•*• •• L0T • t A.HIs«l P, N. Mc|e In any of the following areas One Block North of Boule- •H'Mt ' - coailnuous period of Urn* wceed vurd at 19th Street FREE •MV nnffi or ran FABKINO STACK mtrmm ,COUlf 11 mOCBRS, Pgfgf^^

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:\ TBS CRANTQRD CTTIgK A»TO CHRQNICtl, THUMDAY, MARCg «, THE CftANFORP C1T1ZKW AND )AY, MARCH 55, 1934 r feated Lincoln, of Jersey City, scaredrie points, Yleci .14 and Ber- mains for the championship of > were the:game.'s top scorer*. crown "Saturday morning wMh an:',' Blue* Mile Relay Team Kearny, St. Aloyslua of Jersey rah^ISt Dkk Albertson. Ken.Em- Gold Ball Basketball League, . The league announce^, ho date easy 4»-2» win over the Cranford Democrats Closing Gap on Fischer's Market; Coach WeeUey Fe iRendineUi, UJC Cage Star, sponsored by. the Township Recre- has been set for a game between Wins Race at Garden City and Bloomfleld in the five- mons and Carroll. Schacht had atu th Methodist ftve. Jim Rice was again team race. ; .. • \ nine points. For the Methodist ation Committee. • the Maroons * « VW Juniors, high scorer with 20 points followed ' Spring '- A special one-mile relay for The game was protested early, in Irieadedfor Coach Weekley reported that the five. Kd Robinson was high scorer Harris Limited holds a hatf-r by Bob Hilllar.d with H. Ward ' Teams Collide in 'Bumper' Games Tomorrow Track Rebuilding New Jersey schools was captured performance of the Voorhoe»-Mc- with ll.poinU. game 'lead over the Maroons,' the season and. ordered replayed. was the only player In double : by a Cranford High School team Cuts Lead . thtafs wUl be different trackwlw .this Clendon-X«wis - Schuman team The standing of the league: which lead the VFW Juniors b/ ThC league's playoff is-scheduled figures for the. losers. Dropping two games to Barncgt's After a tensati ear for Union Junior College's basketball Saturday evening • at Madison was the fastest ever run indoors by to start oh April 5, but may be • • ... ',£:'-: \ •• .•" w i >* a game. The VFW Juniors have Cranford Alliance survived poor : liquors last .Friday night, Fischer's LEHIQH ESSO (0) • ' High School . . .•'•;••.. I team. Tony RendlnelU Park is slated for greater things'on Square Garden as part of the BARMrrrs UQUORS 121 a Cranford High School foursome. Flrat Prtsbyterlan 10 0 1.000 two games left to play against put bock a week tq^ get in. tMesecond and fourth periods to down ly-~a-" 139 -• 1O Knights of Columbus meet. L Gain In an unequaled performance, Coach J. Beth Weetttey'ii cindtt. Le-collegiate cage scene. It nearly equaled the performance St. Mlcha»ls • • •••••.." 7 3 jrn playoff game. First Presbyterian, 21-13. Dobbins game lead in the CranTord Bowling :._....-L-__... 1W 13» -490 Almquist ,— _-_ 134. -. ., the Miiioons and by winning both : Russell _..:._ '. 167 1S3 813 .. 13> 209 I 134 iffen- rottoped to tea Tnajorrtltles tott reason wroi v» ^mphaals A sophombre"at the local'college, Rendine^Ji Is now seeking,a MCTdriT of last year's mile. relay team at Cranfonl • Alllanca . v5 i- JSS" cbuld ijnin'a lie for thv champion- Trt~the~AHtance' five led all SCOTCH— League with an.important "bump- Nordstrom „•._ 1M — 121 BchuU Dick Lewis and Timmy Schuman the Penn Relays in Philadelphia. A Calvary Lutheran S ' 8 .300 _ School Slates 56 Varsity Contests , .. 1B3X\ '••: 143 -4J1 On Zion Lutheran balance and depth rather than individual brilliance. Some of with 11 tallies. •. er" night coming up tomorrow Oubas -— _„*. 1« 130 192 234 17* I b;i?ketball'scholarship to a four-year institution. A better than average Cronforti Methodist 0 10 .000 ship if Iliinis Limited loses Mon- Harrl* Llmitrd .. 8 4100 Klrkpalflck .. were clocked in 3:31 as they de- similar' performance . this year 7 Osceola Will meet Cranford Al- iduding 16 Baseball Games, 15 Track Meets; night. ' Pocltler __'. — 1S3 isa KnitrlmT»L"" • — 1)3 153 In Church League performers will again carry th day everiing to the 4Q0's. -]' Maroftns ...... ;..., '.T7T,' 0 Istudeht, Tony should be able to*^-— — •••. ' •"''''—-—— might give Cranford another relay VTW Junron .... S .667 liance at 9 a.m. Saturday at Lin- /Handicap ;._ - ', 2 Handicap .:— - 6- „ - , Trinity Episcopal gained an- colors of the school,' but for theand Lewis the, half-mile crown- ' The VFW Juniors eliminated the The Centennial avenue team, TOTAL _.. _ 880 827 833 TOTAL _„. Missing fr«m last year's gr entrance to another college title. • 400'* .800. coln School and First Presbyterian Piingrt y New Opponent for Tennis Squad who missed dropping a third game FISCHER'S MARKET III " _i™ 743 806 743 other game on-Zion Lutheran of~ most part Coach Weekley bat a eat •without any difficulty. 400's from- the pennant...chase Royala .— «... '2 .20Q teaam art JamJBalJam l . thee tteam' .000 and Cranford Methodist-meet-'at The spring sports program fc* Cranford High School, announced by only four pins, will, meet' the D'Alessandria MC »*> »S3. BUILDER'S GENERAL (31 Rahway Tuesday evening in its large rebuilding program on hii s I Although a great shot-and a Badminton Star in Action pennant if Cranford Alliance Thiree-way Monday evening by defeating VrW Seniors !"".. o 10:30 a. *p. : ' second place Democratic Club Dil"".•- year's competition.' ' ' Pavicj r . _. 180 Trinity won three from Calvary With less than a "month before and Ibecause -he is .comparatively short. odist meets j^aivary Lutheran.'-y Cage Racer Leo Pflug with 11 -tallies led the Cronlotd Alliance A 3 3--5«a Handicap 1 — 134 Pr»nford Methodlit ;...._.- 3 4* .«iS One less baseball game is scheduled, but the team is listed for The Democrats took a pair*frdm TOTAE .'. 810 831. 784 Rlikalla. F — , ' 14 Lutheran, while the league leaden the flrst meet;, 'G^a'ch Weeldejr^ •Despite this handicap, Tony .scored " In the.other game Monday eve- lasers. • •• ' T\ni PMsbyterlan '0 8 .000 J e' arid Johnny-^Senseni/ 4 the Sportsman's Shop Friday while TOTAL 770 838 . |2i)2 points this season in 10 games. ning. St. Michael's routed Calvary Harris Limited held on to flrst Gains Crown action in the Union County Con-^ . .. ''———-—-—• r =- won two of three games ironvSt Job becomes even" more difficult. 1 the lien's League held third posi- ' PEPPERMINT ROOM (01 834 Paul's E & R I of Garwood. ' SlefTm :Mvx Semooite |l,, tHB New Jersey Junior College Lutheran. 66-44, behind the high, place with a 44^28 win over the i"- ference tournament, which is be^ -; ....'" among, others.e ' Maroons, Harris, , Osceola Presbyterian Church, Weehawken Ckatnpion» ing directed by Coach Paul Buon- tion by winning two from Breen's "MEN'S LEAGUE <»>•, Dalla'Bala. S ISO , . During the •Conference, tie. had an average of scoring of Ed Ward and Ed Robin- Royuls. The league leaders' top Delia B*la. C. . 130 104 ' First Presbyterian moved Into Despite these losses, don't ' aguro. The track.schedule has also Gold Checks. Enrico Trucking is McCormick .:,...:.. 188 183. 209 door seasori.^sewat new runners Dsp , nt selselll 133 points per game, while to non- son. Word hit for 27 points and scorer s)wns Tom Cisar with 20 entered a team in the Cranford • Weehawken rolled .to the Group . •-•-•- Union County League 163 Under _ "164 •167 117 a tie for third place with Copv- l* t *ht b VFW Juniors All been reduced by 6ne meet by the now tied with the ' Sportsman's Schrope - ,...., 144 153 181 fhowed they will be able to score thlsyear** team. *hort, but don't Iconference contests he. was held Robinson for' 20/ Howarth .fed points, while. Lanznhlt for. 19-for Inter-Church Junior" Basketball ir-»tate basketball championship Mead -...- _.... 145 1M 104 Schtller 12» munity Methodist of Kenilworth Lengue for the first "lirne Jthls year Saturday afternoorf; &f the EUza-i discontinuance of the Seton Hall Shop for fourth spot ^after drop- 163 Ctajkowslci ..:. 178 • IBS ISO by taking two games from Temple points for the Blues, but the ques- expect anything ljfke last year's Ito 1-4 points. , • . . the losers with 12* markers. In Gold Ball Contest the Royals. .• ' • To Open Season May 2 MaxOeld : 148, 136 163 198 beth Armory by defeating Sayre- Relays. However, Coach J. Seth ping two to a strong Cranford Shoe •lrchtld .: :.;^. 158- 168 , IBS Delia Sola. J - u ^~ BethrEl, wKUe the KenUworth tion remains how many. trfumpht either; , 1 His greatest scoring outburst was Dyjce Hill. Vince Vicci and The, Maroons scored an easy 62- and Immediately ran ^ft with the Weekley reports one relay team With the same eight- clubs to TOTAL „ J 783 ,771 881 Lo<)entedt .- _. — 131 186 With only four games left to t>9 championship. . . - ' •- ville, 71-60. .Wtehawkeh downed - Store team. TOTAL' t- • -• 746 728 820 keglers dropped two games to Last season the cindermen cap- I in a game against Monmouth Jun- Bruce Berran all were in double , 26 Win over the VFW Seniors. Joe will be eritered in the Randalls Is- actlori as. last year, the Union Sweeps were scored Friday BREEN-S GOLD" CHECKS 11) tured seven dual meets without a liiir College when he poured 43 figures for First Presbyterian. Hill plajred,^a three-way contest re- i Lanza with 22 nnd ,Balm'er< with The-Osceola ca|ers clinched the Cranford in the semi-finals. land meet, which has replaced the JiMth ...„ l«0 Hi 300 their number II squad. • night by Petersen's Dairy over Suiter :....-. 180. 134 137 PETERSEN-S DAIRY <3) rw in addition, to winning the Itallies through the hoop. In a sec- Seton Hall relay carnival, County Baseball League will open F«t«rMn, R .:>...... , 177 ' 150 ISO The only other sweep of the eve- Cranforcl Enters Harris. Ltd., Builders' General ov- Luu - 187 v 14S 163 major championships. They in- l nd game against Monmouth, he its 1954 season on May 2. OreUkl _. ISt 134 160 PeUraen. E.-A. - 2 ilS7 , 1B7 117 ning was turned in by <3arwood O Except for the dropping of Irv- er the Peppermint Room, Police Tnonunan 180 167 185 cluded the -Union County Relay* lhU.fWf40 markers,-and he. twice lngton Tech., the Blues nine will The entries include the chamr Kinney v...^.i 153 US 151 Presbyterian'over St. P»ul'l E*R pion Elizabeth Braves, the Cran- Department over Lehigh Esso, and Handicap 0 0 • Austin ' ' 14* 180 143 II. In other matches, St. Paul's as four new records Were set, theCounty Conference Irflllud up 37 points against Trenton meet the same opponents this sea- Sunny Acres over The Citizen and TOTAL 848 720 809 Morenko '...... ,...'... 196 172 194 Union County Conference crown ford Honorary PBA, Westfleld 789 832 788 Methodist of Roselle toolt two Ithe conferehce champion, , and son as last year. The track arid TOTAL ..-|.r.;...... ,. Chronicle. LTD. <0> from Osceola' Presbyterian and to break a 10-year grip held by Baseball Tournev Ijersey City, which came in second. golf, squads will meet the same Hawks, Elizabeth Question Marks, Only 600 scries1 of the night was HARRIS, Plainfield and Jefferson, the Four- BALL SEARING foes as last year^whlle the net-' Anglnoll .-.»,.«;•. ... 133 178 190 Cranford.Methorjist won the odd Jlis" poorest • night against a con- .5 Elizabeth A.A., Linden Buckeyes. posted by Ward of the Democrats, HARCO.CHEMICAL CO. 13) Cluba .i, -.: 118 m 133 County Conference for the fourth rference foe was in a game wjth men have a naw opponent in Pin- Diet* 147 100 146 .130 game from First Baptist of Roselle. Cranford has entered the first Plalnheld Blue' Star Auto and who ' put togethcrraames of 185, Ruuo 148 - 138 straight time, the Englewood In- annual - baseball.. tournament to Junldr College, which was gry of Hillside. ••.-.. 252 and 167 for a BM totaL Harney .77. „ 114 158 159 Boertmahn : ....." 201 149 171 Rolling -200 games or better Svedmun ...... a.... 16S 1B1 184 Donovan ...*.-.. -.. 151 153 135 were: A. Fricke of Trinity, 204; vitation Meet, Newark Board of be conducted by the union County I among ,the weakest in the league. Coach Buonaguro's'boys will op- Plainfleid. Drciers. . Others who had 200 or above in- ' 21 ROLLER 189 Education Meet, the State Relays en the season with a game ugainjt Hult v :...._ i 307 180 Handicap '. 21 21 C. Roberts of Trinity, 206; and B. Conference, Coach, Paul Buona- Rendinelli holds the highest one- -_. The league will meet again' on cluded: ' Beym. Democrats, 200; Michael! ..'. „ 114 108 159 . TOTAL : ....772 753 71* for" the second straight year, the guro announced. Icame scoring record inHhe basket- Summit at Summit on Aprlr 9. Hayeck, Sportsman's! Shop, 201; TOTAL . „ „. 837 8SS 837 Patton of First "Presbyterian, M3. The first home game .is against April 5. • . SHAHEEN AGE^CV Ml . The standing of the league: '' Montclalr Invitation Meet and- the Entries have also been received I ball history of Union Junior Col- Frankenberfior, Sportsman's Shop, Coventry „ 165 163 • 137 State Group II .crown. Other maj Organize Ernst, artment 7 33 sistently but showed good form sparked by their fast-shooting ace, 2 points. iominach as a flne prospect. 43 Hrooks 133 137 163 handling. Another reason for the Cranford Intcr^Church Basketball the following schools: Jefferson, Harco Chemical Co. .. S as a rebounder. He hit for 159 ch. Ernie Melof check said, seasoned veterans from last year 39 38 Moreerf ^- ' 120 134 John Gorman, racked up an 80-64 Right from the start of the third Rahway, Plainlleld, Pingry, Perth" Ike Baldwin, local favorite, has LrhUrT Esso „ a Blues' loss was the bad scoring "Tony is' really poetry in- mo-will help considerably in the com- League at Sherman School with a )een tabbed tor the first sackers as 40 Handicap 1 points. . ' '. ' . win over the Blues last Wednesi quarter, Cranford showed signs of night which Cranford's top scorer, 81-31 win Monday evening over Harris. Ltd. .... , 10 37 41 745 669 716 Art Johnson,-Sob Hobbie and tiring. First came the continuous [tion, as he' moves like a cat andjng 16-game season. ' • Amboy. .Westfleld. an ob, while Jack Feehan, the Barren's Esso ....._,...... 11 37 till TOTAL _~ - - day at the Elizabeth Armory. Ronny Doyle, had. Doyle was un- Cranford Methodist. • v possesses shots that are uncanny. . • • • Such outstanding holdovers from OF GRANFORD'S NEW SHOE STORE Plainfleld ague's leading hitter' last year. Haycck's Foods . ;_ 11 36 42 Steve Zullck also show promise It was evident right from the messy ballhandJing, then their de- able to hit on many easy under* CtUren-Chronlcle J3 36 42 SUNNY'ACRES <3) fense 'collapsed, and finally they t)e moves well Either way, drives last year are: Dan Kraus. Pete -The' league ' leaders, who are .The baseball schedule: s ticketed,for second base. Pete of. playing varsity ball in the. next start of the game that Gorman's the-basket shots. April • Summit BreenV Gold .Checks - 14 36 42 Rankin 102 180 183 few years .' great scoring .power could not belost air their good shooting form. bnd has a phenomental set shot,' Schplz, Don Staples, Ronnie idle this week, can clinch the 12 Clifford'Scott Vnzelone heads the shortstop can- Methodist , Men's club ..... IS ' Hi • Nietiel, Sr. ' 144 — 199 stopped. His tremendous > driving These defects along with assets of CRANFORD WBHAWKCN Coach Melof check said,. ;• • is Woodbrldmr Mi*juy Cavoll be- Bunny Acres .—:. t., ,„._ 18 toc ,* Weehawken, such asf • Vast weaver OF a r 9 The Owls' coach says Rendinelli Haselle Park • Bamelt's Uquors '17 DnughtoDgonn 159 167 1B9 and accurate shooting turned out «obbte,f t Baormaa.« 14 I u Osmnford Shoe Store ----"'l LQ«.1 Youths Enter d fast break attack, and the cminds. him' o*. Johnny O'Brien. '>n\ k*nt- .^i'^... m • a* WcstAeld ' 43 HHBheh r tftp*—•~-^a**lM«**p » to-**: the Indians'main tallying' in- *Oar*Oar*M . , 8 0 4 36 Roselle and ppermlnt Room ._..._ IS r 43 Retrel. ^3i. -..i .'.._ — • 133 114 strument. He ran circles around .toto wbrit the'bll>well, all BM GGraham.! • B a lit explains that .Tony is faster. 39 North Arlington Horn* It, erly of.Cran- Lions Club JO 31 47 TOTAL 850 ' 70S 810 Westfield Swim Meet the Blues squad, coming out from gave the Indians the overwhelm- TM And«r*on. a 0 4 >His height. 5-11, is no handi- May 3 ' - Harrison * " ' Horn* the-otittielders. Bill VJT.W —.. ; ai CITIZEN-CHRONICLE (01 4 •Al»«rtca.A«rtca.ff Z 4 I cap," Coach Melofchek said, "as 7 Away 38 50 Ray 134 123 140 The Westfleld YMCA will con- seemingly nowhere, then driving ing power needed for this victory. Paanon.P 1 S>1 s St Mary'a < Builder's General ., 22 CrCr n m mata 10 • MaeKenzie will be available for 133 duct its annual swimming and div-in for a bucket. He netted Wee- mata any times when the situation Clifford Scott Away McMahon ...: -132 158 *v J ??!! !!,' wajr of losing Total «O 14 Ml 1 IS Roselle Park Horn* tility duty. \ . : . DEMOCRATIC CLUB <1> Blin'd ' :...... 100 100 100 ing championships for boys 9 to 18hawken 36 points, the highest score the baU during this second half 14 Ml TTotalo 31 lass warranted I have placed him in' the 30 Home Hull _. -.____ 183 181 169 Hanhofer 137 130 174 OfTlclala-YohnYh . SSpanc*. FERN'S Linden Wall, Kelly, a league standout ilvot to give bur big men a rest. BBeym ^...... «... . 173 300 189 McCUllough ..„„ 300 127 1«3 years old Saturday at 7 p. m. Races any one player ever has run up ' 34 Roaelle Home DeKJaodio _ :_.._ 37 North Arlington Away or several years, may play With 155 165 157 Handicap 70 50 43 will be Conducted in age groupings against Cranford. Also high fit Naturally, I fashioned our offense Junt I Harrison Away he club. He played with , the Ward : , 185 3U 167 TOTAL ~ 773 '886 754 to permit each boy to compete with the scaring ranks of the Indians ground him." \. Marmhall _ 105 104 103 SPRING CLEARANG .3 Scotch Plains Away Elizabethpo'rt Question Marks last others of his own , ability. Last was Bob Graha mwith 23 tallies TOTAL 8*0 072 855 POLICE DEPARTMENT 131 ANSWER TO **KNOW YOUR AMERICA" Without a doubt, Rendinelli Is The track schedule: ear, but joined the local nine for SPORTSMAN'S SHOP <1> Gold 170 ' 184 338 year's defending champions will The teams started out in a seer khe most outstanding player ever 301 CRANFORD, N. J. April 14 North PlalnBeld Away be.Plainfleld tourney. Hayeck . 1ST .152. Ormbaluk 133 — 189 be on-hand in force .with the hope saw battle - \vith each edging but ho perform on the hardwood for the 4 EASTMAN ST. IS Union County Relays WestneId The manager's- brother. Fred Markowich ..-* ,. — 153 184 Bendcnon IBB 180 163 of retaining their titles and bet-the other by just a few points. The . M Unten Awaay Maloney „ 103 155 170 iantella '150 ~ 188 183 JOHN CHAPMAN; wh» the.AivalaeUaaw (local college. Everyone connected , 13-34' Penn Relays Richey,' will be available for util- Frankenberser 171 138 .213 tering both their own records and contest was outstandingly fast, l PhiladelphiPilh a Nylen „ 1*5 144 — those set in previous years. A large «»»le seeds. He lived to vlth the college is hoping Tony U Rlto AAway ity duty when he is free from Weber _ • : 305 167 157 Schulu : <— 164 1S4 with quite a bit of messy ball- his trees bearing fruit v(U be able to continue his fine Jay 1 Newark Board of Ed. Newark uties at the Newport Naval Traili- Blind :-..-.. 1O0 — Handicap 6 — 18 number of Cranford boys are en-handling on the part of .Cranford. territory of 1M.M* aerea. SALE play for a four-year college next 4 Rahway ,. < Away Handicap „_ 80 18 18 TOTAL" 789 860 901 tered, in the competition. However, the tide of battle, was State Relays Long- Branch ng Center. He is a member of the TOTAL _'_...—.. 888 783 •43 WE ARE CLEARING OUT ALL OUR FLOOR 14 Union County Conference Meet sase team. Richey also reported IS Enalewood Invl. Meet Ensle. hat Jesse Queen. Jefferson High CRANFORD SHOE STORE (1» SAMPLES FOR OUR NEW SPRING MER- 17 Hillside Away Orrok. Jr 184 189 108 THIS FRIDAY and SATURDAY, 26and 27 30 Four-County Conference Meet utnelder, may also play with the Orrok. Sr. ... ,...,138. 1M 129 List Tourney Profits CHANDISE. •,-;••. y 26 Unden Away :lub. Queen is touted as one ofHayeck . 176 147 147 Montclalr Invitation Meet he top prospects in this area. Hopper _..:. ._ _ 166 151 200 Each entry in the Union County % TO Jun* 3 State Meet In addition, members of the high rtsher 21* 191 163 |Conference basketball tournament Handicap ...... „ ' 35 35 35 vill receive approximately $80 The golf schedule: ' chool squad who show" promise TOTAL »18 •II 87(1 April IB Rahway ' ' ' Away will be given, a chance to make ERRICO TRUCKINO til «r game as its share of the profits, 32 North PUlnflcM Home Curtin - .' , 173 '. 198 lea Qnlf Uie Price Ikg Tells You Valter Gardell, secretary, an- the club, Richey said, . •17 Jefferson Away Hinch —:.^ „ 231 190 136 Woodbrldg* - Home If the weather is good, the first 164 nounced. .This means Oranford North PlalnOald Sicko u. ' _.._ 168 187 •should receive about $160 for May Away workout will be held next week- Ciambiuschinl _ 173 171 23C County Tourn. Gil-p. Hill 169 •names with St. Patrick's and Reft- end at Memorial Field. K^rtto »™ «—. . rt ISO 201 10 Woodbrldse Away TOTAL „ 8*7 13 Jefferson HHome •+- 3« .Westfleld Rahway ' Away The tennis schedule: * TINNESZ MARKET (3» Home April 37 Jefferson Ha Tinneu,. P. • . ,v-._.._ 303 184 173 IVmiiac is a loir Priced Car! Westaeld ' June Home 30 Hahwajy Homr Dellrr „.„ ...... 131 134 May 3 PlalnAeld Home Boertmann.. V. . 170 303 1O3 ON AND Radio 4 Pingry . AM) DiTuUio. *•. . - 168 1M Domniergue Candidate ' 7 ' Jefferson - Away Tinnetz. A. »...... 158 180 Bob Dommergue, former Cran- 10 Perth AmUjjy. Away TOTAL ...... 838 830 fo»d inflelder, ha • been'.rated 14 Weitfteld . Away METHODIST MEN'S CLUB (11 15 ' Perth Aniboy Hohie 303 180 13* a good prospect for a post on the IB Rahway Away Imiu »..—.— _.._ 114 1S4 13S Norwich University nine this sea-- 31 PUInOeld • Aw«y TeeUel .___; _ 107 131 181 NOW YOU CAN GET FAMOUS 303 1S0 OLDSMOBILE so, nby Coach Joe' Oarrlty. He Is SB North Ptalnfteld Away 170 38 North Platnfleld , Home Martin 158 148 SOS the son of Mr. and Mrs. A. J. e 4 Wntneld ' Home; Handicap 11 11 11 Dommergue of 110 Bdgard avenue. 4 County Tournament TOTAL TM 783

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wa* referred to Public Welfare roll *aU unanimously adopted. Omce.one 1M4 Plymouth sedan for field Of JuurrulMro by >« Sower shokV, to be hfl'l Septem- aaaiated by Mrs. Francis -8YHOIWS or ~ ber'U at th« Ca*in«, were un- riwfM: entrien. Mrs. Bhupper; Committee. . • (t) - Freeholder Pearsall for net delivered price of 11.871.80; dcccscors. was on foil call was on roll. call-, unanimously moUfly adopted. . ... MBSCSMI by Mrs. Churle* L. Van Classiflciatlon, Mrs. Brubaker; Chairman,, Purchasing Commit- committee- on.ltaad* i^nd Bridges, us7a4B». gBncral show chairman, Hm QT MEEIWG O? THE adopted. .'..••"' Freeholder-Cajrr m*dar a tooSian judges, 4lrs. Elliot Hume; hospi- tee. advUing bids were received -authorizing a' contribution. of : follow*; . ' . Uiuy, MTS. John, Oathflut; pub- for maintenance of all elevators $3,000 to the City of Rahway to- (1) - Freeholder Pearsall tor J™I recess for titteten mrnaSs-t. mturti : obourr BOM© OF atom* ^ w iw Consultant Mrs. Herbert I. licity, Mrs. Tudcleo;' cleanup, mn. tt the Court House from Otis wards the Improvement of a stream Roads- and Bridge* Committee, was duly secpndeU — •"—*" *— Matrhell; »ch*dule, Mr». Clifton W. A'.-in. Wells; awards 'Mrs. Joseph f. gtwlr, O»fk oi th*> VW1 Slcvqtor. Co. far S6.O32.76 for 1SS4, which crosses Lower AJden Drive approving two personnel actions Hickok and ektserger, atsikted by Mis. Nor- O'Malley. was referred to Public Property and authorizing Director and Clerit in the Bridge, Dept., was on roll Upon maa Brubakftfi interior btaeinff, Eiluciitionul oxhiblt. Mr». John int; Type 1 and Type 11;' Tar Committee. , • . to execute agreements covering cull unanimously adopted. ' showed'six members Mrt, John GarbVrr, assisted by Mrs. Conovtr, assisttd by Mrs. 3ohn same wus oniuH?caU;ttnanimotigry Vriiman. Mry, Moody iind- Filiidlcy; progrurn, Mf, Hf»yrr.mitta». »Jis. Huston; exterior staRinc, Mrs. otK, - Mrs.-JartiP!! Phelah; special' Real Estate For Sale s For Sale Servicing Real Estate For Sale Help Wanted - Female if* A^f 4V4e%atdra'VT a; —-T ' ** •* **•* . •*• ^^ izing white traffic paint was re- that the premise* <>£ C*t«4tt» An- Ic4m CoJJin*. assisted, by Mrs,projects, Mrs. JuinuiJ Sommerville, RATES AMEBICA** EVENINGS. ROSELLE PARK—S corners. ' Report of Committee on Roads (3) -> Freeholder Pearsall .for of Otis Elevator Co. for the main- AUTOMATIC WASHING MACHINE ,v Tcbruary 25,1»54 ^t ten ajn: ferred to Roads and Bridges Com- James J. Walsh. BENDIX AUTOMATIC WABHKR HERV CRANFORD BZAL ESTATE.BOARD OLDER TYPE HOUSE, excellent neigh- ATTENTION : .. DrW. S:40 or Wcslfleld Ave. or Stuyvessnt and Bridges, recommending a con- Committee on Roads and Bridges, tenance ' of all elevators in the derson on CaWw^lI.pilot «= Jis'siste «lby Mrs. Robert T.- Hazel- FsBBT tMSBBTtON—» aeata a ward. • Ijiunderalli. Excellent condition. ICE. ALL. WORK GUARANTEED. 1 mittee. •_.... , '• a* eeass sataaasaaa. Ads eet ky borhood; four bedrooms; two-car con- Ambitious'women who wish to supple- *Ave.. Union or South Orange approxi- Director Pro Tern Herllrh pre- tribution of $3,000 to the City of authorizing a ' contribution of Court House for the year' 195,4 at abeth. N. J.. be parchjM»d by Horticultural. Mrs. William dine. .' Baee—I*-seats a tbse. Ads eet la CRanford 8-28SS. . ' B. W. fLARTEY. CBanford 18-17 J8. ti crete block garage. A, real jtood buy. menl present Income. Few openings mately -5:10 .to Cranford. Orange Avr. tiding. Boll call showed six mem- /»12.400. • '.,•"., . V. • . ' available to represent Interesting, fast State Highway Dept.. approving Rahway towards 4he improve- $4,000 to the Town of Wast field, $6,032.76 and authorizing Director County (or $26JW»- ease. deaMo artee. MULTIPLE LIST YOUR PROPERTY • T . Tele- section and mornings to South Orange i CRANTORD RErRI<3EnAT1ON SERVICE ' THOMAS MacMEEKIN. Realtor selling merchandise . on home party *Va»U or CRanford approximately 7:«. ,CRanford 6-5952! present tnd three. Director speofflcations for bituminous .con- ment of a natural stream which towards the improvement of a and. Clerk to execute agreements There being ho turthwr 'I SEPEAT mSEETtONB WITH A MEMBKR OF THE j . plan. Part or full tune. Car necessary. on Fiigtdalr*. Kclvinator. Crosley. Cold- Rooms 7. and 8. 15 Alden Street. v: tf ey. Freeholders Benninger Crete, crushed s([one^-'reinforcpd crosses Lower AJden Drive. stream - which crosses . Dickson for same, was on roll tall, unani- to becoruiidefKi; Dintr^" Furnished Room*. spot. Norse. B. W. Flaxtejr. CRanford CRANFORD RZAL ESTATE BOARD Cranford. New Jersey Call CR 6-2120. . .2 3-25 .«- «nt 1 Trustees Studying Salary Bill ,d Macfcey, absent, • . • concrete culvert pip*, bell and Report of Committee on Roads Drive and authorising Director mously adopted. •t Herlich declared, the- No dtseeaal ea Uae ads er. ads eet «lT18 ••«! . V CR 6-1237 spigot and manhole .castings, com- For Rent RESPONSIBLE WOMAN, plain cooking, Freeholder ffickok made a moi- and Bridges, recommending a con- and. Clerk' to execute- agreements ' (9).- Freeholder Cajrr. for Putrtfc' Ijourned. till Jfarch. BE. A decisiari is expected soon on giving ruasonably satisfactory light housekeeping for three Christian plete, was referred to Roads' and ten A.M"1 •,•;• CASB. Cheeks er llama* asest aceaas> ROOMS FOR RENT by day or week. CARPENTER and CONTRACTOR. All adults, no laundry. Hours: Monday tlort that the minutes of Feb. 11th tribution to the City of Linden of covering same, was on. roll call Property Committee,- granting An- bow the Cranford Board of Edu- i'should-piOKiesti to a mini- Reasonable rates. CRanford *-9a32. RANCH HOME.' quite young.., on'large FANWOOD _^- Your .friends will envy Bridges Committee. •SUKEALY, - aaay advertising eepy. Net' re. kinds of alterations, porches, etc Lud- lot. large living: room with' fireplace, you writjn they visit this two year old through Friday, I to 8 P- M-. Saturdays. L" proved, which was duly sec- $6500 towards the improvement of unanimously adopted. drew Sirochmary,-Watchman in-the- of $5,000--to $5,400," Mr. CRAXrORD HOTEL , U w(g Selbert. MS Lincoln Drive. Kenil- 3:301 to 6 P.M. Dishwasher. Salary Clerk at t~je EuiTd cation faels on Assembly Bill No. mum epeastkle far siren la aas takea dinette, nuxlrrrn kitchen with large brick and frsme bungalow,' Different T I'M E ArT nnlJi\ and unanimously carried. Tenants of 527 and 531 South a 'natural stream? which crosses (4) ^Freeholder pearsall for Dept «of Public works, leave q f Best "det'lurctl. worth. CRanford «-063«. ' dining area, two. bedrooms and tile oath, •935 weekly. Box 774, c.o Citizen and 01 B introduced by Assemblyman DEAttUNE FOE C3PY—Wedaaedays SINGLE ROOM, pleatant >urroundincs. from anything you've, ever seen. 20V» Resolution thft.aU WU« present- Broad Street, expressing their ap- Linden Ave. near the Baltimore Committee on Roads and Bridges, absence without pay, effective convenient to trarupbrutlon. CRan- attached garage. 915.000. Seeing will con7 foot living room, nreplacer-dinln* room, , Chronicle. • In the letter Mr.. Best wild: • ••-. . at 1* A. M. FORMICA. M1CARTA and TSXTOLJTE vtnee you It Is'tops. • , ' den.. two bedrooms, tiled tbath. and wl fen payment be ordered paid, preciation to the Union County and New York Railroad. . authorizing ' a ...contribution of Jan. 1, 1954, for. three months, was P.' Dwyer of Elizabeth, fortl 6-08B1. ' WOMEN. 30 to 50 years, friendly, to be on Toll call unanimously adopted. "We are further v'tnecrned with counter tap replacements. Mlnton-BUI the brightest kitchen Imaginable. A was <>n roll call unanimously Rent Control Board for the cour- ..Report of Committee on Roads' $3,000 to the "township of Scotch which -would set a minimum sal- the approach-to the problem that -' I ATTRACTKVX SLEEPING • BOOM 131. Cabinet Co.. 199 North Ave.. Garwood. OLDER; TYPE HOME, four! bedrooms, beautiful lot 300' deep. Includes a grove trained free for food sales, work in ' (10) -Freeholder Scheldeler for Floraphile Super "Markets , Thurs.. Fri. and Saz. •idoptod. ' tesy and cooperation extended lo and Bridges, recommendin's a con- Plains towards the improvement ary d $3,000 a year-for teachers, forces a local 'district .tp provide liinn. cozy', .close to'bath and trans- WEstfteld 3-SOSO. . .. large foyer, newly painted oultside. two Of Bne (hade trees. Taxes *3*2. Price— them during a recent hearing. tribution to the Town of Westfleid of a stream which crosses Redwood Public Welfare- Committee, accept- portation. Gentlemen preferred. CRan- work. 910 per day and expense*. CRan- Following communications were adequate .siilanot by State Law. car garage, close to-town and schools, i Tfoutm president of • • if' % For Sale fo'rd e-o«91. tf asking. S14JO0. • , !,-»..,.'...-- ford 6-3815 between 4 and * P.M. , lved and ordered filed: Corps, of Engineers, advising of $4,000 towards the improvement Road and authorizing Director and ing bid of Esso Standard Oil Co, unit not becuusc they urifTBt'atanil ' T. V. SERVICE „_ ALAN JOHNSTON. REALTOR rccce lowest bidder, for furnishing Bun- the members to •JTCHEN or olh»r CUSTOM CABINETS. N1TE3. SUNDAYS, HOUDAYS, ETC. - I Prosecutor, recommending that proposed schedule of fees for lic-of a natural stream which crosses Cterk to execute agreements covei> Officer Slate the board, ask thl;'problem;p , and w;int to attract Mlnlon-Bllt Cabinet Company, 3M BUNGALOW on nlc« large, lo*) has203 Dm St. Westfteld WE 2-5664 ker C Fuel. Oil to the Bonnie Burn 1 12 years T. V. experience^ Iattached garage and expansion attic • Plymouth tar^oil K. fellers be reappointed ensing and related activities for Diqkson Drive.' ing. same, was on roll call un- otWider the issue, because the and holhldd i teacher;th ! -fof r thltheli North Ava.. Garwood. WEstn>ld'S-SO«o. Apartment* Wanted ' JEBSEY RADIO SERVipE permits for work in navigable animously adopted. Sanatorium .ffbm February 1, 1954, . ' • " 'If beautifully finished in two rooms. Living FOR THE EXECUTIVE. Gracious living. Work Wanted- FemaU ,< Assistant Special Counsel on a Report of Committee on Roads has r lived a questioo- schools. We believe that such, a APARTMENT, 3 or 4 room*, middle ased Herbert F. Sorga Northilde's: best; 145 ft. on river; CBANFORD S-O4M room, kitchen, two bedroom* and bath nirt-time basis.at.$5360 per an-waters of the U. S., was referred to and Bridges, recommending a con>- (5(-Freeholder Pearsall for to February .1, 1955, at $2.40 per Announced New Jersey Educo- luw avaids thu prohltirn of bet- couple, reasonable. CRanford 6-«775. on first floor . . . only about three years grounds beautifully landscaped, shade RESPONSIBLE MOTHER will care Urn ROSEIJLE PARK barrel of 42 bulk gallon*, and frorn^ VENETIAN BUNDS. S3" - W". while and old. Price (18.9O0. tree*: patio on river; 2-fountains: canoe children'afternoons or evenings. CBan- ' efTecUve Feb. 24, W54. wasRoads and Bridges Committee. tribution of $3,000 to the Township Committee on Roads and Bridges, Mrs. Robert.Host. rfranTBTia-n tu«. anTxoutma- n distributed a letter to ent trouble Without' correcting the u> separate until 4' room apartment screens, garages*, caulking. . termite PORCH come SummerT This house has open fireplace, picture window: solar- WOMAN WISHES IRONING to do at Bdrough ol Fanwood, relative to call .Unanimously adopted, ALUMINUM STORM WINDOWS and can be found in vicinity,, Rent (70 to work, rooflng, block ceilings, attic in- one. a* Well as six 'large rooms, and. ium, terrace; powder room: modern'all traii;htenirig North avenue be*- ceived for a 1954 Plymouth sedan known as Branch of Cedar Brook Street from' Springfield Avenue to nounced the (ollowios! >ii5<- di *JS- itociard/ members received ' from deep-seated root ul poor public re-, CerotunaHou Scrern* and Storm Door*. •80. Call Mr. BurEer, Clle»lnul 5-J40C. home. Call CRahford 6-4232. f for the County Engineer's Office, which crosses,Redwood Road. Elmer Street and that portion of (U) -Freeholder Hickok for Ixnviiid E. Best, president of thelaions." . % •ulaUon. interlocking rnalal weather beautiful sun room. Fireplace In HvlnB tile kitchen, electric dishwasher; 3 twrt'O Mor»e Ave. and the inter- ficers to be voted; uc«a: *:, ttx- 41Uy Free estimates. AJban-LewU. 10ft North stripping. , rooin. Fine --•neighborhood, near town Urge bedrooms, 2 baths: maid's room SPRING was referred to Roads and Bridges Following resolutions were in- West - Broad ' Street from State Finance Committee, approving meeting of Siunnut Board of Education and PART TIME GIRL FRIDAY Union Ave.. ClUiilord «-086«. tf and bath., Owner, CRanford 6-0782. Icctlon with Midway. Ave.. was GEORGE it NOBES •hop* and Schools. Deep lot and detached Typing, filing, simple bookkeeping, Committee. » • - troduced'and moved fqr adoption: Highway No. 28 to the Scotch three personnel actions in various ident. Mrs. Wfilliaibi Fo^ipnrs.. iior | iarroer chairman of the state- garage, asking 918.000. • -• r(.ft,p-ed to Roads "and Bridges fABLE PADS. 3-pc. sets, trom M.M. Share Apartment . a Adams Ave.. Cranlord OLDER TYPE HOME. , 6 rooms and miscellaneous clerical, proofreading. TUNE-UP Chairman, Purchasing Commit- (1) - Freeholder Pearsall for Plains Township Line in the Town departments, was on roll call un- reelection);. vice-peesidlrssL Mr*. l^tide cioup wnjclj ,proposbd state CRanford. a-aai7 U editorial assistance, speech writing. Cnrrtmittee:,. „',..,. . _:*id to t-duc^tkin'umounUnt! to $60,- Choice ol beautttul colors. Free eali- WOMAN, working, middle aged.: would 8HAHTEN AGENCY. REALTORS garage, near 2 school*. Ideal for chil- Have car. 2 typewriters. Experienced, tee advising of bids received for Committee on Roads, authorizing of Westfleld, was on roll call un- aimously adopted. Fred Huston', recordiitt ssfjonrtJUT .Harold Paulson of 11 Holly mates given. Alflan-LewU. 109 N. Union dren.'911300. (Principle* only). CR 6- Comptrollbr of Elizabeth, re- animously adopted. (12J - Committee. of the whole, .vearly. . ' Ave, CfUnford *-0*««, ' ". U like to share srruill comfortable home TRUCk CRANE and T.D.-9 Bulldozer 18 North AW. X. CRanford 6-1900 ,. 4318. . , . ; tf Intelligent, dependable. Conventional or cirrtinjJ the proposed construction furnishing Bunker C Fuel Oil toa contribution of $6500 to the City Burs. Jerome tftczdici^^ oondw^y»rinA- street was one of a number ot with reliable person. Garade. large gar- .for hire. S. W. Oliver, Inc. CRanford odd hours. Sl.SO per hour. Telephone Bonnie Burn Sanatorium, from of Linden towards the improve- (Q)^- Freeholders Pearsall for congratulating and commending ing secre,ta*y. Mrs- Jte&A, Sfaapsaftr; Summit .Board is \f\ com- den, close to station. CRanford e-3197 Mr*. H. T. Rearwtn CRanford 6-44*6 evenings, WE 2-5523R tf (,( the South Street Bridge,, was empl6yiiii of Merck and Company, PBTSBIBUHG. H PAINTS, full line of In- a-2159 and Linden 3-7OM. .' . U Mr*. Ann Cooper CRanford 6-6440 SACRIFICE — »14.»00. Owner trans- SPECIAL Feb. 1, 1954, to Feb. 1, 1955. andment of a stream which crosses Committee 'on Roads and; Bridges, the Owners, the' Management and treasurer, Mrs. John Cocjjnrirs". 4»£id ' Agreement that the initial ' after 3 P. M. ' terior and exterior. Painters' discount ferred, ^-year-old bungalow: 1st floor, Parts referred to Roads and Bridges the Employees of the Elizabeth membef-at-tatKe. Mea- iLjejeoard Itiihwuy,. wlio recently received Mrs. Evelyn Wad* CRanford 6-1052 living room, dining room.: sclehce recommending award ot contract Linden. Avenue and authorizing accepting, quotation ot West End ' of a properly qualified Hi house lot quantities. Alban-Lewis. ELECTRICAL. CONTRACTING — House- WOMAN WILL BABY SIT day* 6r eve- Committee. • .. ' ; Daily Journal for carrying out the Moody; , :,,' • • •', • should be ut least $3,000 awards under the company's sun-. tW North ..Union Ave. - U kitchen- with . Hotpolnt dishwasher. 1 Extra 1 to lowest bidder, Esso Standard the Director and Clerk to execute Garage Inc. of Rahway, for' fur- wiring, jobbing, fluorescent future*, Anderson range^jceramlc tile bath, 2 nings. will mind child of working par- State Highway Deptl, approving fine tradition established m the Committees for the c6nS»"» seomd 'and that the salary of a teacher gestion system. ' . Dressmaker, Alteration* repairs and plugs Installed. George ent, also "care for home* and children, 6 CyL Cars spfeclflcations for white traffic Oil Co., jit $2.40 per 42 gal. barrel, agreements covering same, was on nishing to the>. County Engineer's SanguUiano. 13 Myrtle Street, Tel. FOUR,STAR SPECIAL + + ^ ^ large.bedrooms; 2nd floor. I bedroom mother confined In hospital. WEst- UPHOLSTERING — ISimltura repair. JU>iES SUITS and DRESSES made to CRanford 6-9829. tf flnUheo~and one unfinished. Plaster fleld 2-7356. «>aperie*.. slip, covers, venettah bimda. order: also alterations. Mrs. Hand. 1. Four lovely bedrooms. •« •• • .., . walls, oil steam heat, lot 33x120. near 9 " Nice choice-ol-isbrlcs. T. Kantner. AV 3. New. Delco oil steam furnace Unaml Park. Beautiful shade trees and Ready • ' Son. U0 South Ave.. E. Tel CfUnford CJUnfqrd (-MM. tf WOMAN WISHES WjOKK as house rnaid. TILL APRIL 30 We re IT YOU PLAN TOBUILD. repair or make 3.' Modern kitchen Wllh-.a Youngstoyvn garden. Bus. at' corner..-Inspect 1-8 CRanford 8-9808. . • REAL ESTATE -»; S-0M3. . • u alterations, call T. JOHNSEN, 40S Cen- •Ink and Tnppan range. "-< .... dally, evenings by appointment. 370 ANSWER Reference tral Avenue, CRsnford e-9S4B. - U 4. 1st floor.bath with a stall shower.^,. Ssiuth Union Ave.. CRanford 8-5*38. . WOMAN WHES GENERAL JIOUSE- A* Near., COLUMBIA WINDOW SHAPES,, up to 31 Wanted To Buy A pleasant family home. 50x150 lot. out- " work or work by day. Clfcinlord «^ if Factory-Trained Meclianics SERVICE ' * IN KBNll-WORTH Its . 9 Inches, on your roller. Sf-29. Same Day BOOKS WANTED, phone for details. ROOFING AND SIDLNO door fireplace, patio and. hocseshoe 'court. 9126. • . •' To You: For Good* Service. Alban-Ltwis 'Hardware. I0S P. M. Bookshop. 330 Park .Avenue. ERNEST A. VARDAHS CUTTERS At LXADERS Only 914.500 "A" Genuine Pdrtf* Used North Union Ave. f. tf PLainflekt 4-3900. • . . U Celling Blocks iruUUtd Real Estate for Rent BIO TELEPHONE NEWS A* Jour A Service S '. Aluminum" Cowhlnation Windowa COME TO THINK OF IT' MODERN ONE-FAMILY BRICK half Help Wanted*-Male Work Guurai«let'«. • ••"••• '_,<» •• . • •• VENETIAN BUNDS In stock. »3 U> M GUNS WANTED — Licensed collector • Home Insulation this house has all the feature* of a duplex., S "rooms and bath, oil heat, YOUNG 'MAN for general work In blue inches, custom Quality stock blind*, all paying - high prices for modern or In conjunction with aiding We p*int 916.000 home. Extra' large living room, for April 1st. 11 Myrtle Ave.. Cranford. Telephone You Need RIAL ESTATfc and INSURANCB Winches long. CM; also Jencrafl and modem' kitcherinited \"l". oil steam print' shop. Apply B-Y Reproduction v antique rifles, shotgun* revolvers. • «rood trim. •',.•'• ' Service and Supply Company. 210 CMalarsV «-*S4S -—- C W. Brenemah custom blinds. 39c W. LJnden 3-4540. — A U Over S.OOO satlafled cuitomtrs. licat. aluminum combination storm win- South Avenue. E., Cranford. ' U 130 WESTFIELD AVE. - CHestnut 5-7222 § ft. Craniord Upholstery Shop. 1*0 South WM. L. SCHROEDER dows and screens, gurasp', liSar Roosevelt IS M. Us II. EaallwtHtj tAvenue, East. CRanford «-0**3. U OLD U.S. COINS. We pay a fair price. Walnut Ave. CRanford 6-3474 School on a quiet dead-end street. Asking * Summer Rentals r AUTO STATE * BEAUTY tSAU>N8 PEUCATESSENS • % FOOD MARKETS • MOVING and Call CRanford 0-0150. only (13.800. YOUNG MAN. full time, delivering stock JlMUJtX • > . • ... • • tl SEASHORE — 6 room cottage. ,3 block* for- food market. Pollack's food Mar- from ocean In Point Pleasant Beach: «a AwnMr Your Talephona DRIVING SCHOOL STORAGE CHAS. M. YEAKEL .ARPTTS and RUGS, used, all cleaned, REFRIGERATOR and ELECTRIC STOVfc ' OWNER WANTS TOo SELL) ket, Kenilworth. CRanfurd UNIQN AVENUE good condition, room sites.' remnants, in good condlUori. • ClUnlord tt-1747, Will rent by week or month. CRanford • M Hours Every Day COLONY DELtCAT s MABTDI •lair and hall carpet, throw ruck, new ALOUSIE porch enclosure* "Ludrnan." He'* moved bta family out aiid ha* 6-8891/ . ' WILLIAM'S BEAUTY BOX MEAT MARIET Baal Estate lasaraae* Add that, extra room' now. Mlnton-Bilt taken a Job/up In N. Y. SUte. so if Orteat Ute .' .; .s ' Bsslsta'rOTS . remnants and factory seconds. EUta- run MIATI a POOI.TBT . beth Bus Eaxhansc. 363 Morris Avenue. Cabinet Co. 299 North Avenue. Gar- you want )/a go thru the house the key X sasl *r»»»T» Ki'pslrs Lot* For Sale '•' TELEPHOME — rrea XMlvery — * North Avs., W. CBaaferd *-f «7« tory, KI50 lot. and only a short walk In the world—* vast desert altnoat 1 CooktaC * Baking 17 N. CHIOS **«. CsLB>f« CORDWOOD for' fireplace, furnace and BRICK GARAGE. 24 Springfield Ave.. to il, (tores and the center of town. ORTLEY BEACH — Lot 40x83. utilities, AND CERTAIN INSECTS Hewed by the State of New Jersey Cnnfort. M1M CEaaferd *>1«S* •torts. Cut to any length. A. V. Boyd, ClUnlord a-2294. , U FOL-DOR "Holcomb • gt Hoke" space one block from beach. CRanford 6- without human hahltatloa. MESSAGE EXCHAMGE . c* saving folding doork Minton-Bllt. 199 Asking' 811.500. ' . • 3-25 "We Put Confidence In Your Driving" M. l»a*e« Ave. I* Nertk Ualea Ave. Craaltre RAhway 7-108* tf North Avenue, Garwood. Wtstneld SERVICE SOMETHING WONDERFUL H , Competent aV Courteous Instructors ELITE BEAUTY SALON Trucking - Hauling - a-6080 — CRanford 8-0218. . Uf when you walk Into this English Colonial TOPSO1U Oil dirt, (ravel, crushed atone. M laaili A«e.. W. Ckaafsr* «-l»l7 DRUG STORES • FUEL OI?. BOBBINS «c ALLISON. Inc. home. 8 large rooms, with _> grand Jumble Store f In All Types el LAUNDRIES ALLIED VAN LINES STATIONS \ cinders and sand. Call a to •- BAhway WATCH. CLOCK fc JtWELRY/ modern kitchen, wood bu ' \f-WS4. "•.••• • ••• 113 South Ave.. E. CRanford 6-089* STOCK NEEDED. Regular collections SPRAY NOW!!! • . PEBsfANKNT WAVINO , taut Olstanea Movtnc MOVING — STORAGE — • PACKING • REPAIRS . . / oil steam heat. 2 car Monday and Wednesday mornings. Call AUTO DEALERS • AgcnU Allied Van Unea. Inc. raster. Better and at lower cost. All phalt driveway.' Excellent 1 LINCOLN Bait Stylla* Maalearlaf . PHARMACY ' - Packln*-.- Shipping DOERirS ATLANTIC SERVICE MADE TO OBDUt radiator enclosure*, S10.80O CRanford 6-0322 or leave at 10 South OARWOOD COAL CO. MOBEYLAROE watches electronically timof on our Ave.. Eaat. / BANKS Csll CKaaf.M S-0SS4 B. Und. Beg. PbarmacM lawn furniture, cabinet* and consols watchmasler. We do our <*wn repairs. Tailors ft Cleaners r.vsi. on,' _-',. LADUDBT CO. us * AUMON. na LJUNG MOTOR CAR CO. t ATLANTIC caMawta far portable sewing, machines. THE TICKER 8UOP T Walast Av«. - ''Cranfsri rBBBCBirnoM LAlNDtl — , ' MKV Cst»MM. . . • . •••" 1st. .1111 - " • Fred Da»ey. 43 No, ,1th Street. KenU- Now located at — / Mildred Davlcs If 8**U. UBIM Avtu CnutWal COAL — CpKB worih. ' *CRanterd S-U3S. u Painting - Decorating 1 South Ave., E.. Crinford. N. J. U EtU MtnetU Construction Your Aihhorlaad EPECIALIETt HO CLEA5UC«« — H* •SjlejsTlsr,*' ATLANTIC rrs«*««s - ' /; Tom. Alhana PAUL PAT1TTA. Praf>. . Prompt. Deliveries Lsaal and Uoam Olstane* afovtag ONE CAR GARAGE. 12x20 Including SCALECIDE S TJ A. CRANK— Painting and DecoraUng. Sid Nunn ^ ' *•••.'• ' Craafsrl-WastaViM-rialalaM Draca — CeesaeUae — stek* Neede HERB, D1THL11 FARM. Fresh 243 Walnut Ava. TeL CRanford 6-0989. T.V. REPAIRED »T YOUR HOME. 81.50 concrete footing, and floor. Cinder block POWDER PUFF Caii Cafl CBanford 4VOBM Boad Service — Plea; Up * Delivery poultry, Frew delivery. Also light per service can. plus part*. Day orLois Brooks or frame construction, overhead door, EXPERT WOSKMANSHir ' trucking. CRknford «-Ml*. U tor estimates. tf The Superior Dormant Spray HAIRDRESSERS / FrescrlptioM Called For •IT Nertk Aveaae •• Oarweed •aalk AVs.. t.. * Csafaalal—CB aVWly night Economy Electric, 108 Benjamin . G. NUNN. Realtor complete. t7S0.,CRanford lillle Kenny; Prop;. • /' St.. CRanford 6-3833. U and DtUvered. PHOTOS I ATS. Let us copy your valu- MITSGHKB * BLUNCK — Painters and CRanford a-aSU CUtANING ft PttESSING . .' Bawelallsla* la ' ' • Decorators. 47 North lath Street. Kan-. of the Cranteid Real IsliU Board : rerauaeata * Bslr Cettla*. eHlsnaAT- •— , l«cFABtAND«^ able records, service, discharges, etc. Itl -m. -4. 'T»l»9hons OBanh BUCCTRtCAL INSTALLATIONS and re- ALTERATIONS * REPAUsS rco^Mtn^M ' * . — alse— ~/^ . Fast service. "Wl tens' Ttmtt Shop. 3* palrs/waU outUU. light switches, etc. Ava.. E.. at Centennial Ava • . . tutorinsj -»' - •... Limestone — Gypsunt Bacs — Olaves — Hsss -^ llsaklM LOVELAND FUEL CO. lr LIQUOR STORES North Ave.. E-. CRanford S-1G3*. — CHeatnut 8-4498. tf Member FDIC OaU OBaaMfd «-4**» ES8O SEBVICENTE1 Lamps rewired, door bell* and chimes TUTORiNG—High School and College , WEstEeld J-»tJl' ' •• ,. . Authorised R. MENZEL — Interior, exterior Paint- repaired. John Frey, CRanford 6-6189/ subject*. Carolua T. dark. B.A. lYate) LADIES' AND MEN'S • Masik Av... W^ Craafara II* CeaUr Bt / Oarwkad If no annrer. BAhway T-1UB BB»O BEAT V*m W. MaravsMd, rre*. MARBLE TOP Chest of Drawer., coffee Ing and •aperhanglng. Estimates' cheer- / • %' ' LL.B.. Ed. M.. 33* Mountain Aw«_ Oaafars] •-**•• .. ORACIOUS UVIN6 . GARMENTS. U Vkaaai l>Lal««sM f-SMl UI* BarNaa Bead Craa»a*d Cmnnlela Inspeettoa' Senrlea table, cherry candle stand, round wal- fully given. Phone CRanford 6-1348. Suburban Northiide location with a large WfstflekL CaU WKrtftald 2-2741-W. U 1** CsaUr Bt.. Oarwss4 . nut table, pine corner cupboard, mahog- 61 Elizabeth Avenue. Cranford. SEATS — Cane, rush rattan. Work called . Prompi, |Cour|anus Eeivk* LubticaUon — Tlrs» — Accessor** any shaving mirror, other mirror* and for and delivered. . PLalnneld '6-S370. lot. 25 foot llvin* room with open fire- llt.ltl E. Bib Strsat ' MalaaUl TOWNE BEAUTY SALON - ' (fame*. 33a Walnut Ave., CJlaniord 247 Jefferson Ave.. North PUlnfkld, NJ. place; real dlnluj room: large porch; Can CBantord *-114* I *. Nartfc A«es. CB *-*TII. WILLIAM ROESEL. Interior and/Ex- Hrst floor lavatory; tiled kitchen; muter VTBl.J*d**)DtlBm ferric* D«pt: IM K. 4th Strwt tit E. Bread B B»e«UUsla« la e-oi8s. • . '. •• tertor Painting. ' Skilled mechanics. bedroom 22x14 with large dressing room. •' For a. i«zra*hiag fcult Juiet eoc*. ELECTRICAL • Nertk Ave.. E. . CraafsrsV Personal supervision. 205 Ctolumbia TREES TRIMMED sAND REMOVED 2 other spacious bedrooms; tiled bath: - WbOUM t-SM* FEBsfANENTB . • STTLINO HENRY F. TOWNSEND Avenue, . Cranlord. Call /CRanio/d Cora Wood for'Sale oil steam heat: attached garage. taO. add tt* Julc9 0* two orancaa; IN rut Ave.. aeetek rtslsM # TEUE COLOE TWiTINO CONTRACTORS TAXICABS PARK PET TOWWE a-3715. • • - . • / U Landscape — Nurserymen en* Etapafraii and «M kmoo t* CALL CR. 6-1014 ' I-41H , Csll CBaaisU *-t4«t Unusual Pets. Supplies? ' Call WEstneMt 2-6820 or WEsttteld 2-6979 DO YOU HAVE PROBLEMS? «ln* ouaea* el pifstappl* iule*v 11« Chestnut St. Ros. Pk CM 8-9323 LINDEN DECORAT ' CO. Painting Evening* after 6 If both dad and son John want to make ••eVWalaat Ave. Crsaf.rd REEL-STRONG FUEL CO. , ' 0 CBAMTOBS ITS - ...... ' U and decorating; eati 1918. Call JIM LOVELAND . U the 7:52 train and sister Sue Is. due In MOTOR SALES. LJnden 3-3290. tf school In 10 minute* and you have only Agrico — Vertagreen UNION COUNTY ' THOMAS BENWATI * • FABHOTTS TAH WALNUT DINING ROOM SUITE. 10 T.V. ANTENNAS INSTALLED and re-one bathroom you do have problems. •bepeiKlable. FrUn«»y Service Since IBM' F0K GOOD Jf'APERHANOlNG paired. .Work guaranteed. Reasonable But not (n thl* home with two bat rut THUST COMPANY ««• O« AovwbarsT ' Pieces; 9x11 Axmlnster nig. pad: oak at Roasonable rales rate*. Tubes checked In your homo. AatmarlaM Daator . COAL . BLECTB1CAL LIQUOR STORE ' china closet: cabinet radio. Reasonable Si. SOZ1CK plua all extra lavatory' In the basement; Linden 3-3378. , . 3-28 Call fAnwood 2-4150 after 6 p. ra. tf delightful home with open fireplace, oil PUnOHNC 4 HEATING r*rMaallas« Cbaaklag ASMUS* turn »evu«aarr .: Badlo Caka 338 Norlh.Ave. , Oarwood steam heat, double garage. 100x120' lot UMcouf * attaotnti CONTBACrba. - • / WEstfleld 2-8145 ' 4-1S DOG & RABBIT REPELLENTS eeel • BEATWO OsU - eake IM Ills IU.H CBaafsrt *-M» GENERAL WOODCRAFT with split-rail fence, 818.500. * Leaders •alaa'— larrls* ' —^ I/W^r -T— SsstVaAfB GARWOOD COAL CO. CaU Cl TOP SOIL. 4V. yard load, >M delivered. Complete carpentry, alterations, cellar Bulldocer for. hire and trenching. YES, WE HAVE Fume Ogen — Scram —•. Chaperone AH Trust Barvlet* . OUaftwtl f-MM ' tl N. taisa *... CRenfont S-SMX. U ' recreations, addition*, kitchen cabinet*. • Gutters INDUSTRIAL. WnUcfQ Oatoa aad Nertk Avee. .porches, dormers. Work guaranteed. a conventional. 2-tamlly with separate GoodMUte — No-Nib'l Oaoanl Bapaln Clock* Repaired CRanford 6-9408. . tf furnace*, one with oil heat, with 5 rooms — * Lacats* OMUaa — • OIL BURNERS • PIANOS. SALEI floor sample spinet*. CLOCKS — All Kind* — Spring, and and •unroom in each apartment with • Oil Burners ' . . Caad Can . • drarUrally reduced, tcrtiis. Cranlord weight, cleaned, repaired, put in order. income of (111 monthly.. Garage, 50x150 G & O Anti-Dog Spray — Blood Meal IM •aalk A*«\. B. Craafarraarsrd* —CB «-I*M CBaafsr* *-lM* Piano Co.. 3 North Ave., East. ClUn- K. P. Chamberlain. CBanlord 6-4197. tf PLUMBING and HEATING. Sewer* lot, close to town; out-of-town owner • Automatie FUNERAL ; • lord t-mo. . cleaned with electric sewer machine. asking only 91B.500. prtf Y iryg FOOO MH GRANDFATHER CLOCKS, cuckoo clock* Guaranteed. William J. Ladders TeL Water Pumps 411, Ns. Bras* *L EUaakatk AFRICAN VIOLETS •—, New and old All type* of watches and clock* re- CHeatnut 8-1207 and CRanford 6-2935. YOU'LL BE PROUD ltt Bras>4 M. 7" •»•« Ulaakall) A«sx Ml Meeik Ave. DIRECTORS ... tf tM Marts MB. ' KaaltwMtk FUEL OH. varieties, large tand amall plant* for paired. WU1 pick up and deliver. No to live In this fine neighborhood, you'll U* Wastataaiar 4*s>^-«** WsstSaU An. Budget Buying. . Bcniters, 1 Hamilton charge for estimate*M. CRCRanfori d 6-9271 be proud Of the line Colonial home with GARDEN TOOLS CO. INC Avenue. CRanford o-33ta. 3 reully spaclouH bedrooms, tiled bath, WILLIAM r. DAVIDSON FRED HALPERE NpRROS CHEVROLET, be. tile science kitchen, log-burning fire- lfenber FDIC HOUSLHOLD~ FURNITUnE — SoTuT uuk General Contracting, Carpentry, Masonry. place, attsched garage. You'll be proud n WOODIAWN AVENVB . WHEEL BARROWS • HANDL CARTS LOVELAND FUEL CO. DOOLEY FUNERAL SERVICE dining room scl, kitchen cabinet, suit Plastering and Hooting. CRanford to tell your friend* you bought ft for Authortedd Dartributoa Complete OH Beating Eenrtoe porch set. antiques. CRanfurd 6-5381.. instruction* 6-3829. No Job too. MitUsll. Estimatesonly 918.800. CRaaf onl 64678 PARKER LAWN SWEEPERS without obligation. 1 tf VAMOO* BEAIMMO AMTslBACITB DANIEL L HEYBUKN rCNBBAI. D|EECT«ES S E R V E'L RE»-RlGERATORt approxi- ACCORD JON .and Hawllan OulUr BANKS and - Fuel oq (Established IBM) •swlely 8 cu. It., very good coiialtion, Lessons at your honie. if desired ASPHALT DRIVEWAYS, crushed stone. • Pbooe: CKantord HtW '. ' LUMBER ECONOMY ELECTRIC -CM. CRanford D-2470. A. W.emer, Mlllburn 6-1789-J. .3-25 •Ill dirt, driveway* excavated. Kruiit CaB CBaatort CllM Elmer H. Smith ^...... Clt «-*7»* SAYINGS : ' UCEMBEO BLBCTsUCAI. EXFEKT TELEVISION EtrAlE* PARAKKETS GUARANTEED TO TALK end loader for hire Joseph IM Draclo. Robert W. Olson ^« - CB 6-204* Mi H«fth Art, B. Vutlmt* 37 Henley Ave., CHahioid 8-3167. ' 1 INSTTrtJTIONS COMTBACTOB SIB North Ave.. W. Craalejd Asltsui lastallad aad ttoasln* quality stock, all colors, ram aim Harold M. Wilson „.„..—. CR *-188^ i and Showroom normals, young virgin . breeder*. SUIII- AMERICA'S LOWEST-PRICED CU DAY - NIOBT- BUNDAV S1J50- mit e-«3j»-J ait g p. M. jweckdays, Piano Tuning HANDYMAN G. It HOWLAND — REALTOR Wlrln* (or Ught and Power er |UN • sWBtTCU/ A COstrUTK BEBVTCE REEL-STRONG FUEL CO. ' all day Saturdays and Sundays. IIELIABLE PIANO TUNING and repair- Lawns cut. windows washed, yards and Open evenings end; Sundays ing by recognized expert*. Cranfoid .cellars*'cleaned atid other odd Job* done. ' 't Coniiaito Parta D«pl AlX SAVEM' Or ALL AQEB Dependable, rrundly Servlc Since 1*M' Beedentlal — Commercial SUffflT CO. Oraafeed FLU* PABTB SACRiriCE. cojilrnU ol 1 rooms of Piano Co., ' Tuner* and Rcbullders. K. F. Du>l»l. KUIUm 1-0629. 3-2* 13 EASTMAN ST. CRANFQRD S-8S0O with gyrol Fluid-Drive furniture, no reasonable ulTer rvlilscd •J North Avenue. Last. Call ClUnlord Industrial laS BSMJAMIM «T. - CKAMrOKO Can b« seen at tt3 Summit AW. West «-3720. ••ra| a^ Csatral A«ML Oatd. WEalflcId 3-0283-rl.y 4-1 IIEPAIHS oil all types of small electrical . appliances.' Free'i>ick>-up and-delivery. '"' CBaaferd • HI* CRANFOlID CRANFOBD FUBNITUBE ;. UPHOLSTERERS • FOUR HOOMK ol lumllurv, reasonable: Phone WEsiUeld 2-3*69. ' 4-8 ' New-1954-Elegait Baraalde Ave. PLUMBERS fur coat. Ocelot. »iic/lI.Uood cuniil Nursing Service 304 Springfield Ave. 8U.0OO.0O Craafere MASON CONTRACTORS Uon. CRanlord ft-Ut>7. CRANFORD V. N. A. for General Nurs- - 8 room*, buitli, 2 car ijaroge, 55x135. Cahs aa4 Maatk A' CRANFORD Complete masonry. Sidewalks, flag- 40 W. Holly HI. »U.00O.bO WSOIf MOTOBa Inc. • BsTTIHOOM WABH1NO MACHINE, Blitcksuihe, ing. Visit*. Hypodermic*. Maternal and stone .work. Garage building, brick UPHOLSTERY SHOP Infant Care, Health Education. The 6 room*, balh, luvatory, Ut. floor. AN & TOYE wringer type, motor In iwriect coilUl- Visiting Nurse Can Help You. Nomma work. V Free estimates. Schwar*, Insured Saving* — Home Loan* • FLORISTS * F. Eaataer * Seae dltion Chop. CRanfoid B-2415. ' Fee, Tel. CRanford 6-0757, or consul ClUlllurd U-9403. liarage, 5OX125. mvtvma BOOII Opholatertng d> UUrisr DecorettatT 1M Beech St. 8l*.5OO.0u Bealeva.rd at CeaUr. KsanWarth if CONTRACTORS • rUTMBstHO — BEATWO SINGER EMXTRIC SEWtNG MACHINE Telephone Directory. , Hours: Dally . CBaafafd «-*M* Silo Covtrs - Furniture Rapeirs in walnut cabinet, like new. domestic except Sundays and Holidays. 9:34 LET ME BOARD/ YpUH I'KT In i»y 6 rtxxns. balh, hwutory, 1st. floor, t) IOTCBXH oriental cue, IK 12. one year old; pur- A-M. to 4:30 P.M. home, expert varv,' 'rvasuiuible ralo. gariiite, 55x110. East Jeraey Mar Breed. EUssawlli ClUniord 8-U382. 4-15 CManfard «-MM celaln lop kitchen lablr with 4 clulrs lUKI Brookside l'l. . tlR.OOO.OO EUaaketk *-»*•» It* Saaia *»», «,_ Craafard •sHoosUcr cabiliet. siiow witiw. very *> ITMVONS BKDOIKO bedroom- suite, full tU* brd. U room*, balh, lavatory, ga* heat. Nartk Weed aaar Etas, Uadaa M. DtFAHO An, B- Ctaafesd Floor Service vKceliettl condition, tfaragv, 60x125. ' clean nutttrea* oitd sjilim, drcssvr, R. MENZEL — Telephone us to discus, Lost night table; solid wtfliiut 11-piece For further Inrbriniitloit cull 100 U. las «4.49 Prxwa: CBanford C-3141 VENETIAN' ir *f*-««*f room suite; Huovrr vac'Uuu your floor problem*. Floor scraping and CllllJlS IVKOLASilES, u.ild rlnvw. cleaner, best condition; brauliful ins rerlnishing of old floors a specialty. Pol- black case, lu.1 Maixh 17, Nurtluldc. BK'PIIERHON REALTY CO; FAYS ishing, also waxing. Estimate* cheer- Call CHanford o-9»57. • BUILDING * BLINDS hogany table; hall or stair carpels fully given. Phone CRanford 6-1348. 81 IS Alden SL 1*1 W. tfal*« A' Ciufere IM Matik TJaiss> A*a. 18-X31'. line condition; oak china 50 U. Bag *2.49 Ta Lax ... Buflt CHAPMAN BROS. clawst. good condttloti; M-pie«'c> dlnhe Elizabeth Avenue.- Cranford. U Cruuford. N.J. ' CR II-WOO CONTRACTORS sat. Make-oner. 351 Secoiid Ave., Gar- Optil Saturday and Sunday wixwmma a BEATTNO CRANFORD s'. Everyday. II to 4. NOYK-K TO CBEDITOBsS *= . ' - XENHWORTH GREENHOUSES. ESTATE OF RIIODA E. WAltD. Drccaw-d and for goodness sake — TRY OUR — UPHOLfTERY SHOP Garage Wanted 11 A. BOCSflLB. Prop. CpJTTBACTOBS TYPEWRITEB. Underwood, portable. 1*53 GARAGE WANTED in Vicinity nf South Pursuant lo the order of CHARLES A. HIG SCHOOL SECTION. Comfortable; C. VAN fTHHM"" * CO. FURS Vcnettss BUnds OTTO, JR., Surrogate of the County room homo, large living room nowsaa worn, AIX OCCASIONS model, good condition, »40. Call and Walnut Avenue*. CRanford 8-1339. 4 bedroom homo, large lving r . (be.) — JaBBMO — ; Cu*sse> Quality Brand! CBanford 6-9431 before Sunday. of Union', made on the twellth day of m and moderoder n kitchenkith . 1*.' Weddta** Bouatwta '. Murvh A. D., 1*54, upon the application floor. UM. water heal, oil fired. Large plot COUNTY co. BtllLBOlO 45OsWTBCCWOlf or the undersigned, a* Executor of .the Central Park Supreme Uambar Florist T«la*nph DaUvary Asa's. A, KANTNER CEanford *-«*•> .LIONEL. TlXAlfJ M.T. «1S ItujUiie M Auto* for Side 2-rar garajte. Taxes reasonable. AU In btdttltrtal — Cwnsanrlsl CaB CataaiWsl «-MM Centennial Ave., Cranford. esUto of said deceased, notice 1* hereby exct'llellt rUNTRAl. .DXSION8 NEW »UE» It* *.eU A»«.. B. Creasetd CIIEVROIXT buslnes* coupe, 950 given to the creditor* of said deceased M BarasUa A»a. Craif.r* " . CBaalarsl *-«MS GIRLS' COATS AND DBCHUEa. sub-teen Cllanford 8-4318. • . tl lo exhibit to the subscriber under oath QUIET NEIGHBORHOOD .Far Casts Beetjled er Eaaalrsd oa: 12-14. Call CKanlurd fl-4«7S. or affirmation their claims slid demand* convenient to- and store*. 1-arsr U SS Ct»as •*. ' CHRYSLER. 1*30 4 door sedan. Wlndso against the estate of uld deceased within llvliig room, lace, dining moin, II* WALNUT AVE, CBANFOED CBsosford *-UW * WATCH REPAIRS • ELECTRIC REFRIGERATOR, lca*oilabU-. e kubscribcr'. garage. Blot 54x12*. Taxes reasonable. McCORDY JEWELERS s*«iX46«< aitd live 33'vkJuS. X'lUil- IMO FORD V-B 3 door krdan. radio and OEOHOE H. SAUtUI, Executur Owner transferred to Boston. Asklnit Ak Peom Rubber Cushion (Front Saol) • n 1.0 K REPAIRING FLOWEEB FOB ALL OCCASIONS . lord 6-3*31. ' healer. CRanford 8-I1M5. Bauer tt Kervlek. Atty*. •18.M0. ... GLASS Essart sVeta* Ee*«Ma( Cranford TrusUDldg, •umpar Bufrar Guardi, Front and Raof OHO TBVCK lAlU Isassber T J)-S. — Flowers By Wtra Store Uours: »:i5 a.m. to 843 p.m. itNOLISM BICYCLX. boy's full tlicT. ltvlg BUICK. 2 door convertible, sacri Cranford. N. J. CHAttXXS M. YCAKKL Lawn Seed STAHDABD almost new, sjs WE»tncld 3-M3{ be- rice, husband In rvlce. 437 Willow Fee*! 99.00 4-8 •Val Kstate and Insurance Automatic Dem* Ut* CLOCKS —i ALL KINDS •, REAL ESTATE * iore 6:3O P.M. . „ Ave., Garwood. a North Ave., W. CRanford «-24T4 CRANFORD AUTO GLASS 4 SUffKY CO. Second rloor Co. Tank Mtor «• V.rla in. at. WssUtali IM Ave. & MIRROR SHOP 4 ALDKM »T. CEAMFPBS BOXER SHOW 1-UJ-P1EB, h'iu>i bo s««ii HO PAHnNG PROBLEMS — DRIVE Df YAHD WKsitVsM t-SU* •Aim .CWaayed — WLmp^irm* lo appreciate. RAhw«y 7BO53. CMov* iox lock Fat la Order REKEMEIER'S Dual Bactrk Horn* For Every Purpose JOS. L GUKEX E. P. CHAMBERLAIN FLOWERS, inc. Mirrors BesUvered . BEAX E*TATE MclNTYRE'S Dual B«Aaal af rnetia •• WEitfaU iV252S CLABK TOWNSni*. N. *. 0 Vhimblng SuppUss - Wallpaper To M« CWStTtNHtAL r AVB. XM S. Etkacr Ss^WwtaWti. N. J. ML K | *l» INidRTH' AVE"/ VwV ' v' WESTFIELD, N. J. • 114-llt SOUTH jpRanlord ^T6o1 •ir-Miu rioar Sanding Marhlnaa :';/'f " ' '. ' ,k\""" .

THB CWArTFOftD CITIZEN AND CHRONICLE. THURSDAY. MARCH 89, 1»M e=== ii in , i _, -^ atlnl streets over 80 feet to width. headquarters fan -the ter Stockton; chaplain, Mrs. Her- Mayer. Mrs. Michael Gallsxewnkl, Jersey, the hard coal companies The mayor declared this restric- Squad ambulance, f • : bert Peehin; eonductreM. ' Mw. Mrk. Alfred Pelusio, Mrs. .Herman Regional Pf A Unit participating in the distribution ,,r nami Park tion is in violation of the Since it was not possible to take Preston Terrell; guard, Mrs. It J-J. Steffen and Mrs. Helen Bronko. Meets This Evening the thermostats in thta area »rr rule" principal. The Democratic blood from all at -the people who RcndinelU; trustee f^ttartwtr two yutfs. Reel-Strong Coal Company. C.,m-. • members of the coujicU. William H. Mrs. Donilnick OUiUnicIc;. SPRINGFIELD — A reiuUr ford, and Ow offered, another camntjiwiity pro-, _» ,. . •,..r • , trustee E. H. Peterson Named meeting of the Parent-Teacher As- Severnge and Lewis-M- Ross, re-'lect of this kind ^VbThcWm HknophUia always •WPJ""* for three yean, Mrs. Lawler; dis- Garwood • frained from/votiftg. V trict delegates, Mrs: Stockton, Mrs. sociation of Jonathan Dayton Reg- f ihbout six iweeaio. ^ t >rast. one generation in the direc^J • '\' •• In Budget Helen Bronko and Miss Florence Magnus Sales Manager honal High School will be held to- Councir'a/s© went-on rtfeord, ,in ht 815 k h l di Chainpn ^«tvof-«f-4»Bi AuwmXly bill tn, in- Castaldo; district alternate^. Mrs. GARWOOD — MatnusCheml-lni^iix'til^^fd^l^ Junior GAR WOOD CRANFORD K^NILWORTH crease ihe/dbg license fee muxl- • • - selections will oe.neara Reports tnurrufrom/$2 to S3. .. ., land : ^ Rendlnelll. school 'ensemble under theTo Meet All-Star Five kin's Drug Stove. Fisher Bakery. that the family no longer has any,] Industrial cleaning materials, direction of Miss Mildred Mldkiff. Appointment of Eugene J, Per- .knowledge of the ancestor from A group from the auxiliary en- metal working lubricants and Oiceola Presbyterian, champions Item of $2,250 Set Garvvood Bakery. Htdi Grocery ' jned patients at Lyons Hos- TTh e nominating anandd tyJ Vol. LXL No. 10. CRANFORD. NPW JERSEY, THURSDAY, APRIL 1, 1954 otta und Arthur Guy DiButtista as Store, Tobias. Gjrvaod ' Quality. whom "it .was inherited. cleaning equipment, has * •an- of the Cranford Inter-Church Jun- members of. .Liberty H<>se Com- •on Monday night. Miss Cos- nounced the appointment of E. H. committees jnet Tuesday afternoon For Development Here Johiisun and Johnson. - Cranford; j taldo and Mrs". Terrell |n the.school. , . ior Basketball. League, will meet ! pany No. J wus approved. ." •. were in Peterson of Scotch Plains as sales " GARWOOD V-L- This year's bud- Drivy Inn. Woman's Club. Alum- charge of the program. an all-star team from the three Referred to the Uws and license manager. Have 1954 get of the Union County .Park ctimmitteo was a request from Lib- inum Company of America. Vete- other league members on April UQ Surprise CD Test Next Weibk " Commission Includes on item of rans of. Foreign- War*. • Pre-School Awkrds With Magnus since 1947. Mr. Automatic Heat Control Annual Cranford Days Four Assistant PrincipalsiVamcd erty Hose Company No."1. for per-] Mrs. Poltman President Peterson has served in engineer- at 7:30 p. m. at Sherman School. TagH, Licenses Today. $2,250 for further development of mission *o operate Bingo games on Mothers and. the- First.Aid Squad. For Coal Furnaces Unami Park in Garwood, it waths e second and'fourth Thursday of Women who served • tefresh- Of ClarkHysIip Unit Ing and sales capacities, and was this contest will precede a giinu: To Check Siren Effectiveness Just Iti case you've forgotten, It . revealed ih a communication' redd each month, if and when enabling ments included Mrs. Ernest Holl. appointed assistant- to the presi- Union CoUnty fuel consumers, between the champions of the sen- would be unwlse^to use your at Tuesday night's meeting of the : For GARWOOD — »irs. Helen dent in 19.92....He wns( formerly beginning next Thursday, will ior church league and an all-star Elated forJun e 11,12 A surprise Civilian Ocfense test to determine the cfTcc'tivcncHs Under Administrative Reorganization lcgislutir-> thc over-all budget figure was cut} niatlon as to when, the Jersey Cen- Albert VanNatta. lost Thursday night. She succeeds veteran of the" naval service. Union County Coal Dealers^Asso- Headquarters at the Elizabeth C.u< Water Pageant Project Thin Year - ' . • —"-. -— —* CD Director Francis W. Foreman In InlrriiHhip l'r<^rum C>antood; Unit Ejection Mrs. Blanche Meyer of Rahway. ' A graduate of Worcester' Poly- teret Hotel in Elizabeth announce, vehicle agent, Raid his office in by the Board of Freeholders. WorkJ tra| Railroad, will be instructed to ciation, annouriced today. June -11 and 12 have been selected us the dates for the annual is making arrangements through The ;i|)|xiiiilnient of four .tsslnt- on the local park is to be started' eliminate the Center street grade Mrs. Dorothy Rirrncr Municipj3 GARWOOD — John Wesncr of Mrs. Margaret Phillips of 512technic Institute, he holds a Mr. Mayer pointed but the imth- e acceptance by Leonard E. President-Elect Police Chief Wllllnm A. Fischer to Alden street will bo opim today Court Clerk, nietsterrvi ail prisons Spruce nvenuc was elected treas- ter's degree from' Stevens 27 Beekman rood. .Summit, of ('r;inIord,Days observance.; it wn.s announced Mondiiy niiiht following and tomorrow until 5 p.m.- for ! IIKS lo ilie pi'i'licipal.s' w,is iiu- as soon as the funds become avuil- UTOSSHIK. Wheiv informed that it Berkeley Heights, a senior ut Jon- portance to fuel consumers of have individuals posted at strategic- IIIUI.K 1(1 Inda.v hy the Uoard of able. . ; . | loiter hud been written during the throughout the !<« withheld to make sure that It will cilrrtan Edward Tiller for the way liiim SrhcllenburV under the di- ican Management Association and Wiiile no definite program him p of Kiisl Oi,ni.|ii<, WIKI niiii action can be expected here until of Bay Leaf Post 6807, Veterans of each in Elizabeth because of that dates for freeholder in the .citming se,rvc as a fond Irl-d of «Hi« n'« »» rVlnl! in .1 sinnl.ir piiuilion he kept after the Park Commission the Duiu-llen cr»s$irq{ elimination rection/ of' Police L:. Thomas J. Foreign Wars. The topic, of the Fooil Sale Saturday the" American Marketing' Associa- city's'electrical codes. _• ' ' • m the. town Irenir fJllberl, fitth i:r.n|e i sion 6n the subject. | writing to remind, the commls- sm-Uitlort was one of the . leaders Misi s JuneG Gutyasuffy , sophomore at ciety of' the Church of St. Anne 'riuiKernentit Will be mapped nt an- ccnteV. . r , r On recommendation of Mayor j j f ckirwood's request. Regional, both - of Garwaod, won Receives Award other meeting of the committee In Olcvehinil fji hiinl, imd s on o in lining up local organizations and will conduct a food sale Saturday Candidates The CD Kirch nt flrc headquar- In Concert Ilcatrlce V/ainei:, . Daub, the council went on record individuals in the cooperative, pro- second and third prizes respective- from 2 to 5 p. m. in the school caf- GARWOOD — Louis Sparks Of tn he mllod shortly by Mr. Rudd ters will be sounded nt noon thix ur;nli: as favoring passage of Assembly ly. Judging "the essays, were the ;,,,<) the program will then be re- teacher in Cleveland S ject (<>r John Ecob's, benefit. The etorin.- ' , . . • 237 Locust avenue, was one of a Saturday to make sure that It is , Tile I'coi'liikiii/allon was; made Bill 158, which would eliminate a Resident* Donate Blood. police department also assisted by Rev. Eric Tougher, pastor of the Mrs. Mary. Wiener will head the number Of employes of Merck and Week End Specials! ported to the full Cranford Day in, worklngorder, and Deputy Di- 'present restriction preventing mu- Garwood Presbyterian Church, Dorian, Cowperlhwaile TripUvFeature nectiMSary by the Kclieduled open- (Continued from page one) providing facilities, for sjrnsng up committee, and her assistants will Company, Rahway, who recently committee, composed of rcprcscn- rector Williams said local residents 1 nicipal planning boards from ere- and the Rev. Walter C. Pugh, pus- include Mrs. Alfred Sicko, Mrs. Bhared in awards under the com- tutives of ull local organizations. • In 'September ol tin ,two n'^v tiiiii, N. Y.; Dr. Edmoiid Kassouf, prospective don<»rs at police, head- Veiled Support by Local should hot mistake thin check ol To Benefit CliibV cleniciitjiry ' bulldiniiu, Hrook^ldu of'Cranford (John's regular.doc- qiuirters. , . tor of St. Paul's Evangelical and Timothy McDonough, Mrs. John pany's suggestion system. • Several features of .past Cran- equipment for an actual alert. Reformed Church. • - ' ' [urd Duys observances will be rc- Place, School and the Walnut Ave- tor); Dr. Frederick M'. Offcnkrantz, In(ormation provided by the Good GovernnicntGOP A report on the cost of an ade- Scholarship Fund nue School. pathologist of the 'Medical Center, Hemophilia Foundation reveals Mrs William Grlbble of 331 GLADIOLAS taitii'd, including the serving of quate alarm system for Cranford Cranford. and Miss Marie De- that John Ecib's afllicbon is anSouth avenue was elected presi- (•(.lire und doughnuts to commuters Ira Dorian und Howard C«»w- of a type similar to that Vcccntly The. triple-feliture concert to- MISS IRENE OILllEItT ANTHONY TERREGINO Interniihlp Vtogrum Metriadas. Mi's. May McMahon dent of the auxiliary at -a meeting at the Central Rullroad stiition on erthwulte', incumbent, have been morrow night ut Criinford High Under the new> plan. Hie Jour SEAGER'S inherited disease, for which at last Wednesday night, Succeeding installed in the City of Newark slKtanjs to the prinjiIK will and Miss Marion Linser of thepresent there-is no cure, in which j-'i idii.y morning, children's games ndorsed by the Crunford Chapter was submitted ut the council meet- School sponsored by the Cranford Blood Transfusion Association. Mrs. Thomas Lawler. nl Memorial Field and a bund con- College Club for the benefit of its serve in an Intel ns.hip proif the chapter. He said the en- Students of Anton Kovlnsky, will Dr. Ilest Hiiid thetappoliitinents HAROLD F.BENNBl,ltc but the pattern of heredity is a NewLeaders a scries of short slr—-Is present classical selections. In- servance, Mr. Rudd has pointed hnptcr's regular meeting last cluding Bach und Ilachmuninoff. will have to bo hired to replace IN CRANFORD shows up only in males, it is Flower Gift Novelties — ArraageaMBts Haste to Order sounded, all truffle must stop and the appointees. AtttomobtU Funting passed on. only through females. nut, will endeavor to focus lnter- Wednesday evening, was unani- pcdcstrluns must Vacate the streets The piano team of Jesuitic Mills AT HIGH SCHOOL ,'csl in Cranford und-its many ut- nv. Both candidates spoke uid Flora 1/iewy will .present The general duties of the anslst- DVCO In other words, .none of the sorts For Rotary until the all-clear is sounded. The antx to the principals will bo pupil CalJ7or& of a sufferer from hemophilia in- SPEAKER: Misa Anna B. Murphy . V •InictlimH without permitting .the rlefly ut the meeting. They Ure all-clcnr signal consists of three unoiig other popular cWiposcrs BOOT Ir. targe Frairig Sckait Velebratlon to take on u carnival pposcd' In -April 20 Republican •SOUKII and Gershwin. ' control Including supervision of Delivery Service herits or transmits the infirmity. SUBJECT: "What's Hapacning to America's Reading HablUT" otic-minute steady blasts of-the pupil groups to und from school, VBNDUL WOIK but all of his daughters, while not atmosphere. rimtiry election . by . William siren ticp'aratcd by twOrmlnute ,in- The program of -thp Crarfford • \ '' • . . pupil emergcncicM such us accl- themselves sufferers, are carriers. Chiropractor Davis. . • C Van dianiberlin tcrvuls of silence. • ' . . Glee Club, an announced prevl- 104 NORTH DVIMZ BsaMel jusly Ih the Citizen und Chron- sudden illnesii, excuses, Some of the sons of a earner may UAEKY KEKKMttEt aX FKED TJUUfc tYapa. Mr. Drown said that former 1 WeMtec—Traek Letterta* • Tkree Springfield Avenue icle is mndc up of standard num- ?» aYid discipline und guid- UNION AVE. have hemophilia .and some of her Next Thursday Representative Clifford P. Case ol ancf. They would also handle daughters may likewise be car- 106 Walnut Avenue CRanford 64700 Rahway, Republican candidate 'for bers, both ponulur und sem'i-cluas- . Cftaareri •-iltl Cniaiwd. N. J. . 8PEAKEK: Dr. Kenneih C. MacKay Open House Leadenthip July 1 Ical, . —•— special actrvlticH such »s pro- riers: he U. S. Semite, was unable tn at- State Aid uriiniK, clubs, newspaper, publi- CR 6-0700 AVE, B. i4 tend the meeting because »f a C Van Clvambcrlin. president of Mrs. Edwin Zohe; program and How many of a carrier's sons SUBJECT: Whafs Hapvenlng U Our Weather" Open Hiunday$, 8:30 «. m. titi noon usher chairman, has announced city, and medical and. dental will be hemophiliacs or how many iceling in Washington. • He ha«l C. Van ChamlMrrlin Co.. of Cran- entatively accepter! an invitation that the following Criinford. High proRiainM., •• . • Scheduled f .(• appear, Mr. Brown said. f»»r< . contractors for in- School girls will serve us usher's, UaUesUated George Berry, chuirm:m «>f >hi-dustrial and commercial building for the . program: Jean IJelden, . hi connection wuu ci-.icheiM, they jlunnihg committee, reported that construction and mcinecring, wus Beverly Bishop, Ellen Coffee, Vir- would have direction of Hubstl- Telephone Company ginia Eppler, Miibyh Reeves, Jcri- MI8S BEATRICE WARNER MI8S MIRIAM EISKNRING tute.'i, lunchroom organization, he organization by districts rux elected president of the Cranford Big Increutte for Local liKslwt in orientation of new teach- liivitcti Public to Visit ieen completed and workers have Rotary Club last Thursday at the tyn llobey, Curolo Smith, Sarah ticcn enlisted in every district. Schools LiHterl in Tax Starr, Murgo Stvin, Margaret er«, rcqulsit.lohS.tind HUpplic BeU-wAtlefihan^ im .ffmanirA £b» first ftrafi- ol dafly inRpeetlons of building w* Company's CRanford 8 dial tele- thjB. chapter's constitution, which IheReV: -assisted by'M'n, E. G. Bishop and ' Other officers for the coming warth, public schools stand to gain Mrs. C. C. Hale, tickets; U To Appear at VIA Open Rouse grounds, check and recommend plionc exchange will hold open will be voted on after considera- considerably In the distribution of i< pun x.' directives l<> janitors uiid house from 7 to 8 p.m. Tuesday lon by.the members. year follow: Vice-president. Peter state aid'if the recommendations, M. Coe, publicity; -und Mrs. 3. Clark: secretary. Arthur K. Bur- Knox, patrons. Crunford voterK will yet their only 'opportunity to meet and p *) a n i t 6 r I a I evening through Thursday next week. Final' plans were made for a of the State Tax Policy Commis- hear candidates of both political.parties «>n the mune platform tonight Telephone manager Edward M 'gct-out-the-vote-for-Casc" drive ditt, rvelected:, treasurer, William sion for public srhol financing arc axslgnmcntfi. Smith said the public is being in- and for local support for Mayors J. Dodds; and directors, the Rev. adopted by the State Legislature. when tho Village Improvement Association holds Its imiiuul open 'Another lmportunt pbimc of vited to tour the 34 Alden street Iharles Bailey and L.» Thomas. Mr. Longaker. Dr. Edward M. Coc, house ut 8 p. in. in.the Municipal Building. their duties will be coortllhution Charles L. Hill and A. Stephen Made public lost week, the re- center and view the telephone Daub, who have been endorsed .as port recommends' that an addi- List Five Those who hove accepted Invitations to appear up to proso of the school program, which will plant which serves 0,900. tele- freeholder candidates by the Good Orlando. ' tional $31,000,000 be raised by include aid in plurinlng progrums, phones in the Cranford area. Government group. Harold M. Wilson, past presi- added taxes, on gasoline, corpora- timo includu: Representative Hur-*- resellrch and statistical analyses, dent, was chairman of the nom- tions and race tracks. rison A. Williams, Jr., of Plain- ponent, William Davis, will IMJ Un- attendance ut school functions, Mr. Smith reports that on their inating. committee. • field, who is unopposed for the trip through the exchange, visitors Under the Tax-PoMey.,. Commis- Sponsors abUi.to appear. Mr, Davis returned transportations of mutcrials such will view more than a dozen tele- The incoming president is cur- sion formula, CrAnford would re- Democratic nomination In his bidhome Saturday from Muhlenbcrg us checks, films and directives and phone exhibits presenting differ- rently serving as vice-president ceive $260,754 In 1954-55, if its for reelection; Horace Baker of Ho.ipitul, Pliiihllold, following an ('Continued on -page eight) ent phases of the telephone pic- Extend and formerly served a year as sec- recommendations arc adopted, us Little League Support Wcstllcld, Guy Gubriclxon, Jr.. of operation on March 15. ture. ' • retary and three years as a club compared with $86,867 from all Summit,' Fred Haley of Funwood, Mrs. Sidney Nunn, chiiirma'n, One of the exhibits deals with director. A native of LaPorte state aid sources under existing Voted by Local Store*, Raymond Muthews of Summit and snld caudidatex for the Republican unior Capri Pants City. Iowa, he has been a resident formulas. Fred Shepanl of Ellziibcth, all ofand Democratic: County Cmnmit- J the Bell und Lights Air Raid Campaign of Cranfnrd for 16 years, coming whom urc seeking the Republican Heads Staff Warning System, a civil defense In Garwood, the proposed figure Realtor**, Kiwanfo Club tves have been Invited imd wilf bt: here to . build Cranford High congressional nomination. Introduced. She invited tho public warning unit developed by the School is $35,687 as cotnparcd with $16,- Five new sponsors for the Cran- telephone company In accordance 655,- and in Kcnilworth .'the pro- ford Little League were reported Two'Republicans and two Demo- to attend the program. with requirements established by Red Cross Collects He received his. education at posed figure is $73,788 as compared crats among the freeholder nsplr-| Mrs, . Walter Cmiley and Mrs. Carleton College and was graduat- yesterday by Joseph L^ilrd, acting Of Hospital the Federal Civil Defense Admin- with $19,245. president. untN who hove accepted invitations William Gubas will w-rve on the istration. ' 80 Percent of Local ed from Massachusetts Institute of Only two Union County school to appear. The Republicans arc the ciirididiiteK Technology.. He also attended the In addition to the Cranford Busi- «ommitt«-o to g unior Short Shorts Subjects of othor exhibits run districts would stand to lose un- ness Association, the sponsors In- Nelson Carr of Elizabeth and Don- atul Mrx. Anthony Hetiric.h will Dr. Harold T. Hanseny Goal of $14,405 Navy's electrical, navigation and J all the way from the styles opera- der the proposed formula—New clude the Cranford Klwanls Club, ald Muckuy of Plulnflcld, while serve UM timekeeper. Mrs. Nunn With B0 percent of this year's steam engineering schools. A vet- Providence, which would receive the Democrats tire Jiimex C. Kel- (IIS Graduate, Named tors wore in the Gay Nineties, to teran of both World War' I und Martin Jewelers, Builder's Gen- will preside. - • • •- "•' -.,••* . • the Transistor, Bell. Laboratories quota of $14,405 reported this week $1,153 less, and Union County logg, III, of Elixabeth and Town- II. he was a commander in the Sea- eral, Cranford Bootcry und the Because of imother meetinu in By N. J. Orthopedic iniuhty midget, latest development by. Cranford-Garwood-Kcnilworth Regional High Sch'ol in Spring- Cranford Board of Realtors. By' ship Comniltteorntin Robert C. Summit conducted by th<: U-'miiie in the field of elefctrdnlcs. Chapter, American Reel Cross. bees'on Guam and in the Marianas field, which would receive $10,- Klrkpiitrick of Hillside. during the latter conflict. the next meeting Monday evening of Women Voters, some of the can- Dr. Harold T. Hiinuen or S«>utli unior Bermuda Shorts Paul O. Dunham, executive chair- 518 less. Both districts probably at the Casino, It is expected the Both; Iru Dorian arid Howurd didates Mi id they will appear Orange, formerly of Cranford and man, suid that the drive will be Mr. ChamberjUn holds member- would level out after the initial St. Michael's HNS ship in the American Society of other two uponsors needed will be Cowperthwaltc, who arc. seeking early :intl then leave, whllo others son «>f Mrs. Martha Hansen of 127 extended another week in on ef- year of operation of the newannounced. the Hcpllblican nomiilutionK for the Kiiid they wilt flrut attend the Ciiit(-nnl:il avenue, him been up- J fort to reach the goal. Through Civil Engineers. Registered Pro- formula. Plans Sports Carnival The. leaguo announced that the Townnhlp ComniitUie, (mid they Summit mticting and then. com<; pointed chief of staff of the New Tuesday night's report meeting, a fessional Engineers of New Jersey, Announcement of u Sports Car Building Contractors Association The State Tax Policy Commis- initial session- for tryogts will be would IMJ present. Their only op- to Crattford. Jcrwiy Orthopend Mrs. Arthur Hoagland of 506 $745; District 9, $1,162.25; and At a luncheon meeting of the Water Company u rate increase cal- tariff filing, calculatealculated to incr'easiincreasib duties ;.nd services at 4nc ortho- summer, will be introduced by sary equipment. Further details annuall U revenues by 255 per-, pe'lil c unitunit , he is a alsl o an ossoclate featured in tKs most handsome clan Casino avenue, spent the post week District 10. $270.20. Newcomers' Club Wednesday at 1Stanley F. Grayson, who served will' be announced shortly, league culated to add $272,280 to Its an-cent, was fair. attending surgeon on the fracture in Cranford during the spring vu Cranford industries have con- p. tn. at the Oscebla Presbyterian as director for the past six seasons. leaders said. • • l bt 47 percent Orange plaid ... the lx-*t loved "BLACK cutinn at Murquctte University tributed $345, Cranford business. Church. * film. "Jamaica on A of the d i Limited Budget," will be shown. Also expected arc councilors who Ih the near future, team mana- Milwaukee, Wis., where he Is $523; and Cranford organizations, served at the camp last summer gers and coaches will be selected. ctcd with a iunior. A graduate of Cranfort $325, Mr. Dunham said. The film was produced by the Brit- ish Overseas Airlines and will be and . those wh6 Will attend this Application blanks and instructions service* at HilJh School and Union Junto; Kcnllworth industries have giv- sedion. will be sent to all boys who have by the company. Meek Improvement* other hospital* and in co«»ultjint College, he is a pre-medical en $406 and Kenilworth residents. | sponsored by the Westfleld Travel Order Improvement* major. There will be greetings, by registered. ,- Main aim of the. Inter-Munici- m orthopedics at the *-; Immediately on flat f(at tell- announced t(xlay by Police Chief irons, electric blankets and sheets, Iran 15 percent to 10 percent and the improve-. William A. Fischer.* He :uid *wie Siegcl. proprietor of Martin Jcw- lions, Kiwanis Plan. ported In fair condition at the s- ; reco in. , an , t !:. .ide and that the man will be put on nnw to wrvc a* < Icrs, said yesterday. He pointed grills, toasters, broilers, mixers, Iran' ZS percent to 10 percent on plUl lost night. survey, with an entimotedcoit of ;pU under construe- • Iry. silver, clocks, luggage, pen mowers and floor polishers and percent* night dinner and dance Tuesday trir v Tnrli :md pencil sets, appliances,, dia- waxers." Admission taxes will be effected evening at the Park Hotel, Plain-, police car emergency equipment | I Rites pjid here permit monds, stone rings, leather goods, '.Theatres are one of the fewas' follows: Cabaret bills remain at field. Regular meetings of the two until the arrival of Fire Capt. John Asks Keporta Flndinss Uaied The PUcTcTMori, ri*.Ted March "K.cer* fo make up to fiI «0 8/ w.illets and glrtware item's. businesses where the cut in. excise |» percent, college athletics re- SchmlU and Fireman Clark Duck' Plainfleld<-Unlon U further £lr k 4UMO* SPORTSWEAR. SECOND FLOOB clubs next Tuesday will be omit- ' and »l«n,-" ««* «,! ; - ...ELIZABETH... •Tax on cosmetics In all local taxes will not be passed along i duced from 20 percent to no tax. ted. At Tuesday night's dinner worth with equipment from that rectcd to flic monthly reports with •«,-,,,- to the customers. At the Cranford I geoaxal admissions Irom 20 per-meeting of the Lions Club in thedepartment. Horte ^iltr, h c nd t p^imted out by Cruel H»cn 'Iru^ stores' will be reduced from thf e thcommissioe work. n showing progre»*,Hortense^F|«-«-"d hearings. Kes;In ^ft•w•lr^ft-Jf;kk o^n th,^ e pro^,p "- Hf liid pappltcan:p > «h«uld_b<: 20 percent to 10 percent toHav us ThetreTheatre.. ThomaTm s ArantsAa.. managerg , tceilt to 10p percent and tho»e of Coach and Four Restaurant, Pres- The Garwood First Aid Squad of the work. I U h' Open Thursday Nights 'till 9 will the tax on handbags. All tax- li h dii ri j50 l t 20 t t ident Roy K. Scheller presided at also assisted by providing a. throat .In commenting on the PUC de- Po»ed water rate increase. I UN the' tiv«- men in jrwvi heahh ill the tax on handbags. All tax explained tha• -• t admission fprices jj.50 or le-4 tr**n 20 percent to ciiion, Mayor Anderien a member i (Continued on pa(K ti

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