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fttth Ye«r—No. 17 Ent*rt4 •• Srroatf CUt* Matirr »l Ib* Poatofflr* SUMMIT, N. J., THURSDAY, SEPTEMBER 20, 1956 at Summit, fc. 4. lo«rr tb» Art of MUrtfc 1. ll?» $4 A YEAR 10 IEXTS
First Lutheran Church Moving August City GOP Sets "Bonus" Parking That Of $748,245 To Boro For Lack of Space Here Up Headquarters On Bank Street City Has No Right Breaks Record Common Council ^>n Tuesday j For Campaign made a "gift" to shippers of free j Inadequate facilities combined with the need for New building permits issued further expansion have been listed by the First Lutheran Summit Republican Campaign off-street parking in the heart of j To Alter Streams during August reached a record- i Headquarters will open Satur- the business seitum. The Bank j Common Council on Tuesday Church of Summit as among the reasons for a proposed ni nt move to New Providence, the church Board of Administra- breaking $748,245 or $348,245 more day in the sure formerly oc- street lot, operated privately until I K advised a group'of home- tion announced on Tuesday. than the previous August record cupied by Siegel s Stationery Shop this week by the Summit Trust Co. owners residing in the area of at 394 Springfield avenue, it was and now owned by the nt\, will !>e Middle avenue that any altering In a secret ballot, participated set in 1953 and brought the year's announced by Kdward A. ViTft. made' available to shoppers at no of streams near their homes for in by nearly half of tb* 200-mem- total figure to an all-time high of chairman of the Republican City charge until the city complete* the purpose of abating flooding her congregation on Monday night, Alistair Cooke (3,474,508 for the first eight Committee. improvements and the installation conditions now existant on their it was voted that the church, which months. The headquarters will be the of meters^ " ~"~ properties would come under the has been in Summit for the last jurisdiction of the State Water scene of activities for the local 59 years and which is the oldest Opens Season Last month's figure also repre- Since the lot is di-Mtrned a* a Policy Commisum and not the operations (if the Republican Partv Lutheran church in the area, sents a gain of $548,245 over Au- shopper lot and will eventually city. in the coming major election, with have two-hour meters at 5 rents would move in ''the very near gust 1955 and $606,145 rnore than For Athenaeum Mrs. Bowen Heath and Mrs. for each hour, Council asked that Since the early -/part of last future." The site which the con- in July of this year. July, residents living between gregation has selected for its new The Summit Athenaeum, enter- James A. MacMurray, chairmen | person.* using the l»t abide by . Alteration additions for the of the headquarters committee, in Morris turnpike and Springfield 'church is on South street, acroai ing its 49th season, has written those regulations All-Hay parkin): charge. avenue have complained to'Coun- from Allstate Insurance Co., be- to its subscribers to report a com- month of August reached $37,826 w ill be , discouraged during this plete schedule of ipeakers for the Mr. Piz/i stated that the im- "grace period." Council said. cil that with the completion of tween Oakwood road (old Moun- or $30,390 less than in August \ the new lluntley home develop- 1956-57 year. portance of this election cannot At a later date the city will re- tain avenue) and the new Moun- 1955 but $9,891 more than in July ment near their properties, ex- First on the list is Alistair be over-emphasimi if the present pave the lot. enlarging it by ex- tain avenue. of this year. cess water flows through a brook Cooke, well-known master of cere- Administration is to be returned tending the parking area to Beech- According to Rev, Harry S. in the rear of their properties and monies for the Ford Foundation's Accounting for nearly half of to office to iiimritain and continue wood road. It will accommodate Carslon, pastor of the church and empties into Brunt Pond, Res- TV program "Omnibus" and chief last month's total figure were the the peace and prosperity cf the approximately 32 cars when~com~ chairman of the board of admini- lidents have declared that the U.S. correspondent for the Man Ryan Construction Co. for $275,- last four years. pleted. stration, the move had been an- cheater Guardian, who will speak 000 at the Ciba Co., 556 Morris j stream , which overflows during ticipated for the last two years The committee extends a cordial I heavy rains and inundates their on November 8 on the pleasures avenue, and the Barba Co., $98.- welcome to all Republicans who when present facilities were found yards and at times, their cellars, and pains of Anglo-American un- 600 for six permits located at 34 can contribute time at the head- ito be inadequate. derstanding under the title "Re- and 40 Hartley road for $17,800 YMCA LishAdult brings With it stagnant water, quarters. The magnitude of the garbage and odors. It If only within the fast few porting America to Britain." and $17,700 respectively, 38 and 40 present campaign is so great that monthi hat the site actually been The final program of the sea- Karen Way, $16,000 each and 42 as istance will be needed in all At Tuesday night's meeting, th» chosen. Until a new church can son on April 12 will bring a sec* and 46 Hartley road, $16,000 and political fields. Education Program residents asked Council if the flow be constructed on pie new site, a $15,000. of the pond could either be altered ond famous reporter to the DO WE WANT ITP—The abtwt 15-foot polished granite cemetery As an additional aid to new 32-room house already standing Athenaeum rostrum when James »r widened so that the condition Others issued new building per- memorial now located at Rahway has been offered to Summit as a voters and to those, who require on the property will be used as Reston, distinguished chief of the could be alleviated. They pointed mits for August included A Drage- possible World War 2 memorial. Estimated to be worth^is.ooo the information on registration, the For Fall Season a church. Washington Bureau of the New out that the stream is actually a land, 219 Oak Ridge avenue, $30,- monument can be had for the cost of transportation from Rahway GOP City Committee has opened Fleven adult education courses York Times, will speak under the storm sewer and under the law, With the move Summit will be 000; Charles Grillo, 5 Knob Hill and erection at a suitable location here, an estimated $1,000. The cross a registration information booth in title "Behind the Washington and participation in three or- should be. covered. left with on* Lutheran church, drive, $21,800; Oak Park Develop- at the top is easily removed. The monument bears no inscription at the new headquarters that will Dateline." ganized activities clubs are of- However, Council President St. John's Evangelical. At present ment Co., 145 Hillcrest avenue, present. ' (Wolin photo) assist and dispense information there is no Lutheran church in the Between these two dates there $38,800; U.S. Pool Co., 216 Oak fered residents by the YMCA in Ogden D. Censemer advised the to those registrants who desire in- group that the city has no juris- New Providence area. . will be four other lectures to com- Ridge avenue, $2,850; Tallaksen formation regarding time and its annual adult program depart- plete the normal program of six. and Tallaksen, 45 Sueetbriar diction over such matters. When Win Absoi* Mission place for registration or any in- ment dunnx the fall and winter On December 13 Jarntila Novotna, told to communicate with the Also with the proposed change, road, $28,800; George Klacik, 104 $75,000 Monument Offered formation to assist them to ev- star of the Metropolitan Opera, Oak Ridge avenue, $25,000; An- months. The courses include such State Water Policy Commission the church will absorb the Luth- ercise their voting powers. regarding the situation, the group will bring an evening of stories thony Natale, 10 Harvard street, Mrs. Frank D learner, chair- subjects as photography, paint- eran Mission now in existence in and songs—"Moments to Re- tuld Council that a letter had al- $17,000; Rasmus Sonig, 23 Silver City as So/dier\MeinoriaJ man of the registration commit- ing, investments and French. In New Providence. member." ready been forwarded to that Lake drive, $25,500; Otto Fessler, tee, will fe in charge. Shp and f It was learned that local res- On January 10, Dr. Arthur 35 Ox Bow Lane, $26,000; P. Pet- Summit has been given an op- wheb that tract was re-landscaped body with the reply that the Com- her committee will be available addition ther^^^ape/ discussion mission would have to have more idents who are members of the Compton, distinguished scientist racarro, 19 William street, $13,000 portunity to obtain a $15,000 mon- and improved. It is reported that throughout the day and early eve- church were given the opportunity and former Chancellor of Wash- R. Harrison, 185, 187 and 189 this memorial cost the city $15,- groups, bridge and f/ut>lic speak- information before any investiga- ument especially suitable as a ning to furnish registration infor- tion was undertaken. to affiliate themselves with other ington University at St. Louis, Mountain'avenue, $14,700 each; 000, wpn it was erected about 30 mation. ing, (lasses will be held each memorial to the city's World War Council then advised the res- f churches in the area but all «x- will talk about "Science and Han's Harold Harrison. 115 and 116 Es- yearsiSgo. Monday, Tuesday ami Wednes- 2 veterans for only the cost of re- idents to communicate with the '• pressed the preference to go with Welfare." sex road, $20,000 and $26,000 re- It M the thought of the VFW day beginninK October S. the church when tb« movt k On February 14, Julicn Bryan, spectively; J. Petracarro, 9 Wil- moving it from its present loca- post|that the Rahway monument city engineer's office lor the pur- Winter Program Registration may be made at pose of obtaining maps of th« made. president «f th» lnjematton*! Film Hat. street, fwm B. and J.tion at Rahway to Summit. *\'' be brought to Summit and Foundation *apd rcni«mh*i*d by Hage. 10 Portland place, $27,695 placed somewhere at Soldiers she YMCA during .-the week of irvaig well at with the Board of itiiuai orgatrhation of the church The offer was made known this Summit audiences for his film* on and H. Drageland, 30 Colt road, Memorial Field, possibly in the Oc'tffle'r I to 8. Froflerf j^Wlng d«. Health for data regarding health wa. begun on March 11, MS7 when week by the Veterans of Foreign At YWCA Lists Turkey in 1953 and Russia In 1944, $24,000. vfelnity of the Field House. Since tails of the program are available hazards which the situation may the congregation, HHM numbering Wars who would like an expres- will present a new color documen- it bears no inscription, suitable have created. In the meantime, 37, formally convened at the Alteration addition permits sion from the public on the mat- at the YMCA. Council has referred tht matter YMCA wader th» leadership ef tary film and discuss "An Evening lettering for Summit could be Old, New Courses An effort will be made this were granted M. G. Pugh, 11 New ter. YWCA has announced its for further study. Rev. Cuital Nelsenius, in Japan." placed upon it at an estimated The year -to form a "dynamic" club Dean Rusk, president of the Providence avenue, $500; Claude The monument Is a 15-foot pol- cost of $1 per letter, or a bronze asses and other activities for, - Bids Asked In September 1W7, the congre- r program for young men »n the 1R Rockefeller Foundation and a for- B. Jones, 220-222 Morris avenue, ished Quincy granite shaft mount- plaque c ulcl easily be placed the winter of 195fi-. >7 through 3.500 ««» -'.V.warold bracket Other Council business included gation voted to buy from C. W, The new mer Assistant Secretary of State, $600; Arnold Mozes, 184 Kent ed on a six-foot base, also of upon the monument. copies of the prospective program program is basehasedn upon ththee na- a final resolution approving sec- I Faitoutt "a lot located on the will discuss "The Race Problem Place boulevard, $1,500; S. Mur- ;granite. It is at present located Must Be Community Project that have been mailed tojpersons tional YMlA's I'halanx club. The tion 1 in the Highland area of the northern side of Morris avenue, in Domestic and Foreign Policy" ray Halpern, 439-441 Springfield in a cemetery but bears no in- The monument, it is reported in the tri-county area which the Y's Men's Club, an international city near Rotary drive for the «cross the street from Mr. John on March 14. avenue, $700; Sanch Construction scriptions whatsoever. by those who have viewed it, is YVVTA serves. This season s ex- servi.ee organisation fur men un proposed construction of homes bjr Thompson's house" for the price The Athenaeum, one of the oldest Co., 410 Springfield avenue. $5,000; The otter was made to the VFW in perfect condition an after two years of study, group sparked several commit- new parking lot at Maple street residents to aid the church's build- ship by the capacity of the High Ridge road, $5,000; J. W. Swen- that the shaft and base would ate appendage and c;m easily be by the YWCA program committee nitywidr projects, Mich as col- and DcForest avenue. ing fund. In the spring of that School auditorium. Rev. David K. son and Son, 5 Westminster road, cost $15,000 in the present market removed. It is much larger than to nieet the crowing rcsnonsibil- j lect i >n of shtuvs and clothing. In other resolutions. Council year, work was started on the Barnwell, D.D., president, reports 1 The Toast masters Cluh o'f which approved fire department pro- $3,000; Charles Carbone, 36 Mielc and that it would cost approxi- ! the present World W.ir I mcmori- ity of the YW'A to the rieeds of foundation and on August 7 of the that members this week are re- Chailes Y. Munsi.n nf :;.T Haw- motions f<»r R Ryan to fireman place, $200; Joseph Masterson, 38 mately $1,000 to remove it and j al on the Village Green. the communilv and an nnalvsis of j name year, the cornerstone of the ceiving their first notice of the thorne place, a <[|!\ s.ill's train- lust grade and J. F'ecca to fire- Franklin road, $491; Edward erect it in Summit. 1 The VFW ai«o stated th.it it- tlie activities poll conducted by ' present church was laid. program and being urged to re- irn; executive, is president, lias man, second grade as well a* to Holmes, 8 Devon road, $3,500; F. The monument now marks a does not (lave, the funds rci'iurcd the YMC\ in the Summit area: <} The church's first Sunday School spond promptly so that considera- Burnet, 51 Wade drive. $2,400; G. family plot in the Rahway cem- la'-t spnnn. \Vhere\er informa-; begun its f;ill schedule Tins group amend the city's- payroll to raise i ti> move the nn.iMnricnt ."id pie was organized in 1905 and the first tion can be given to names on the t;.ui u.is avaitoWe, the program i.i rharteifd hv To.istmaslers In the yearly salary of a Board of Watler Larsen, 14 Essex road, etery but I tie present ow'ners have >ent it as a gift t;> tiic c 11• • ;.fd- pipe organ installed In 1911. Half Athenaeum's waiting list. As usual has been cheeked vitli Miier com- .,.terr;it:"nal I' nil! meet f". ei y Health" employee. M. Parotte, $2,900; Swcnson and Son, 23.Crom- sold the plot and have no further that the pn-jr't, ;f *<•'( •_• t>t.i• >' • t.i of the cost of purchase and instal- a $7.50 membership provides two m'initv -r.-: ip"i• :•. p drew Carnegie Organ Fund. sen, 60 Canoe Brook parkway. The VFW points out that Sum- Hamti'dpd < f 7.V! Springfield ,iv grant taxi licenses to C. Vryhof, to provide guest tickets. "We will | The opinioi. of n»i.irr,is a- to The M"rid.iv art cla<;>e"k I'aik- sC'Wn. All.ert linn*., well knmwi players in the Summit Area of- 1 vetcrans.-Eor_many years this policemen. .College Club Book Sale Next Week way, CR. 3-7350 or James 1'iaiio, prnfesMonjil arti-t. will continue persons interested in learning how was located in Bonnell Park op- Summit Hills Florists, CR. 3-1424, as instructor. to play or to improve their skill-. posite the Post Office but a few or The Summit Herald by phone Knglish (las* Continued This dub is scheduled to meet Women Voters Is Climax of 12-Month Toil for Many years removed to the Village Creen or by letter. Early response would Continuing also for the sixth Mi'idav nr.'.i'U at 8 p in be appreciated since'the offer will year is the program for now. Offers Educational Classes a heartening example of com- To Hear TallT tributions of Summit citizens "in not be made indefinitely. Americans, the Kndish elapse*. K.leven educational classes are Barring a hurricane, it's a safe munity cooperation. With the tre- New Figures Show 261 aU walks of life. The^e are for beginners with no being offered in the YMCVs f.il.l forecast that next Saturday morn- mendous growth of the sale, the jMore in City Schools By President 25,000 Books for Sale knowledge -whaSnever of Kni»- schedule un Mondavs, Tuesdays ing, (September 29) there will be College Hub's major problem is Official enrollment at the city's 1 ' Mis. John C Lee, national pres- Fact is, the Summit College New Swim Pool 1;v;li as well as student , in all and Wednesday Tie fir«t gn'nip a crowd of people on the porch (Continued on pace 14) ident of the League of Women Club books iale has evolved into eight schools for the new term |ilia'-Ci 'if advancement with a includes a class in IICIIIM':-., Niters,' will be the speaker' for of the somber-looking Bard house which began two weeks ago totals corps of volunteer teachers. Mrs Ordinance Sets (Corit.nued in Hi the October 1 membership tea of at 100 Summit avenue, near 3,713, an increase of 261 over last A J. Harthi.loinew. Mrs. A A. 1 year, the Board of Education an- the local I-cague. The meeting Euclid. ('nine, Mrs I'. .1 Bearer, Mrs. 1 nounced this week. $10 Annual Fee Eight Violator* Pay will he held at Central Presby- At 9:30 a.m. a bell will ring K K. Tomuka, and F. Chapel. School by school figures are as , :enan.Church at 2 p m. Members and the people will stampede to Owners of private swim pools New thi^ year is a conversa- $83 in Traffic Fines follows: j "f l!.e Chatham, Chatham Town- the inside of the house. Hours tional ciurse fur advanced stu- lt.V' S« \fA 37 Iiw. will have to pay an annual licen»e Fight traffic violators ' were " Mnp and Short Hills-Millburn later they will emerge with amis dents only, entitled "I'nderstand- Jefferson 183 198 15 fee of $10 under a proposed Board fined a t"l.il nf >K1 hist Thursd.iy ; Leagues as well as others in Union " full of books and faces wreathed uig American Democracy". Tins Roosevelt 154 159 5 of Health ordinance that is sched- night by Judge Albert II Hierman County have been invited to in smiles. will touch on history, politics and Lincoln 431 475 44 in Municipal Court i at'end. Brayton 405 405 0 uled for final passage at the next problems in the I'nited States, The occasion will be the 21st an- The largest fine $15 was given | Mrs Lee, who lives at Farming- Washington 324 394 70 Board meeting on October 1 at and will be led by Albert J. Bar- nual book sale of the College Club, M. Kpstein of S^ulh Orange l» later gave Mr. Hardy a summons of the violation. \. Carolan at 104 Gales drive journed until a later date. PastAic Valley 10 ' - hard lab:r cf scores of wom- for careless driving. The proposed ordinance I* nd from Berkeley Height* is Mrs. Social ...... 17, II, I? en who realize how much a ecl- members who have pot m an evening constructing shelves. In the The youth is the grandson of printed as a legal advertisement lose F. Ishill of 11 Hamilton WATKR SOPTENriW Sports 22 'ege education enriched their lives background (left to right) art George Downing and Tom,, Hunter. WATTR SERVICE c*J CVLL.1OAN A. E. J. Dunnder, Summit builder', elsewhere in this issue. terrace. I •4T. • •. because of tht manifold con- (PEP photo) ^ lUircur; i-7bT». 4 THE SUBMIT HEUAlft THUtSBAY. StTBMIM t». I tit I ommendation.-. v Ul be made No- ' firm will interview e*er>u.ie con- Samurines Plead Week's Car Acddenfs Remain DownFotUcfcS.pfwT.kW vember 1, cerned with the operation o! the H«M m St. TttWi New Survey of "The truMtTj. of tht huspiul hospital, including department Vehkfc aerideets In the city for I year, no bicycle accident* or pe- have decided that time and rn >n<> Innocent to St. Terwa'i Couple's Club »m heads ami members of the medi- (he seven day period ending Sat' ! dtstrian mishaps were reported. -jK-nt flow for a \try thorough larday, Sept. 15, were down oter For the year to date, auto acci- J* • ****»>»« *« Overlook Needs -urvcy is tht- best way to make cal staff Fraud Charges Ust year, the police department dents invdving property damage dam* on Saturday, lept. » U the After the trustees have consid- auditorium. «.urc tiiat we obuin the most ef- Pleas of iaaoeence were announced on Monday. steads at 20* as compared to 1*0 ficient and workable lay-out for ered and acted upon the survey Auto accidents Hworvtaf prop- for tte year to date in 1965. In- Arrangements for the affair by Harold Jardine S*m urine f Geh Approval our :n\A building." said Mr (•er- they can employ the same firm. h;» wile, Gertrude, of felt Spring-' erty damage totaled ooe duriag juries from auto accidents for the which will carry out a pre-World F. Bruce Gerhird. president of haid It ik Utter to make sure of Ritdue and Associates as archi- f.tld avenue, to charges of ob- tbe period ** against nine kt 1S55. y«ar total «6 as against 42 for the Series theme, are under the direc- ut- knou, what '"'...f uant now than to Auto accidents involving person- year to date in 1935. Bkycte mis- tion of Mr. and Mrs. F. W. Kom Overlook Hospital, has announced tects for the new building. If they taming a $23,000 efcattel mortgage run the n.'-k of being sorry 'JUT." al injuries numbered four last haps for the year so far are at 10, pany. who will be asisted by Mr that the firm of James If Ritchie do MI. a larce portion of the sur- tinder f«lse pretenses when they The NiiM-mbc-r report v^ ill make were arraigned las* Friday be- week as compared to one the three more ttan in 1955. Pede* and Mrs. Frank Paul Mr. »nd and AkJocmtfs. architects and rn- vey fee will be applied to the arch- Mrs. Albert Kobylart, Mr and recommendations on hou and in fore Superior Court Judge Ricb- year before. than mishaps are nine so far this jsineers of Boston, has been em- what urdrr additions .should be itects' fee. For "the second consecutive year a compared to five a year Mrs. Frank Oches and Mr. »nH ard J Hughe*. Mrs. Lee Towsley. ployed to makf a complrte .study made anf thf needs of the hospital, both to their n»t so that the trustees and construction, the firm of purchased the- bankrupt Shacka- present and long range The it1-. ran make .satisfactory pUm for Ritchie and Associates is ap- maxon Country Club at Scotch Mdpractte* Suit |x>rt of tfnt survey, including rec- the present and the future. The proved by the American Hospital ait public sale, ar* accused Dismissal Association and the American In-' of obtaining a $33,000 loan from a stituie of Architect* and are high- j New York City qaan oa the rep- A malpractice suit brought FRANKLIN HILLS ly recommended by a number of' res*ot«Uon that tbe country dub, against Dr. James M. Atkinson of other hospitals who have employed n-hich Lbey offered ** cciiateral, this city by Mr. and Mrs. James TWOIILY DRIVE I HOI RILL MIVE them. ... v, as theirs without encumbrance. F. Borkuwski of 36 Beauvoir av- The coupie VH indicted last Nofcte ArnetroBg nue was dismissed last week by Brrille TrriiM«$ Nt*4«d month. Hymm Uaac, County Judge Edward A. McGrath. Sterling Coal rounty {rotecutor, uk*d ttoat b(M Ranch & Split Level Homes T<» meem«?*t the need offering a class in BraiBe duoed bad to S2.0GO on S*raurin* Western Bectric The Engleman-Goodfield Co. transcribing starting in October ation upon Mrs. Borkowski at and retcued bis wile in th» cus- Overlook Hospital on March 13, 104 Summit AveiMMr Cfottam, N. J. at the Red Cross Chapter Hoiue tody of Mr, Benjamin, her atr For information caU CR. 3-3768 or Vice President 1953. PHONE: CR. 3*4195, ME. 50712 torwj". (R. 3-2076. At a meeting of the Western Judge McGrath, ruling in favor Ntw Stamp CWi to fttot Electric Company board of direc- of Dr. Atkinson, said that there was no evidence to support tbe SUMMIT UIMBBt CO. tors Istt Tuesday. Noble Arm- OR SfltMiMy Mofnta^i harge. strong of 78 Prospect Hill avenue, Tbe Summit Community Stamp A Dependable Sowrct Club and the Summit Board of waa elected a vice president. Mr. Recreation announced thif week Armstrong has beaded the cotn- for ' ' . • • the formation of the lttll City pany'i distribution activities for Junior Stamp Club wWch will two years tnd will become vice meet in th« ritld HOUM tt Memo- Lumber and Building Material president in charge of distribution. 1 rial Field from 10 to U a. n. each APPLIANCE Saturday. Membership ii open to A nitive Texan, Mr. Armstrong boys and girls of grammar to high graduated from the University of SCREENS , school age residing in thif area. Texas in 1923 with a degree in business administration ind joined ! The meetings w01 be supervised Western Electric the same year. by members of the Summit Coin- Mr. Armstrong has held a num- • muwty Stamp Cub who will be ber of positions in various depart- Combination Doors available in an advisory capacity ments and divisions of the organi- and will help set up the weekly zation since his first assignment 255 St. CIL 7-0121 REPAIRS program. as a member of the company's Further information may be ob- student course, S3 years ago. In tained by calling tht Board of Reo 1929 he became supervisor of sta- * WASHERS ' DRYERS creation office at CR 7-2932. tistics in the company's sales de- partment. After serving as man- ager of the company's Pittsburgh and Brooklyn distributing houses, txpitra * GAS & ELECTRIC RANGES Mr. Armstrong became personnel relations manager in the distribu- PUT tion organization. After heading the eastern distribution zone he ? * ALL SMALL APPLIANCES was named works comptroller and Before "- - later assistant works manager at truck • • • the Hawthorne Works in Chicago. of dependable Service In 1954, Mr. Armstrong assumed Any Make or Model Repaired By Trained Mechanics duties as distribution manager at agent for tbe company's New York head- Check wlHi ui . .. quarters. Ktvin O'SuHivon Wins Wt Stl Allied Van Lines. Inc. SUMMIT RADIO & APPLIANCE CO. ROTC Grant «* Independent* fur (lifts." She gave a demonstration { for his infractions, $10 and $30 (n held A\«" .ailiacci.t In. .Will""-* ing JO all out effuit fu ^rt ail ie.-i- neering Corp, .343 Snyder ave. Knoll nij-a*! uu- pie-poscd nt'u rn^'i - S'tseiiMin sump organized Mon- on the application of specul tex- Aft members of the Police Re- the first two and $5 for the secon i ! dentj registpied . More than 100 men and women - iehool——-.-. - ;"-_--- ilay at the home of Mi* 1-loyd tile ci4or to fabrics. Disorderliness serve and Auxiliary will attend the two. Mr drrenley j»,d th«t the ma- participated in the mock disaster. •J'a\|nr. On the executive com- Mrs. Douglas B. Ry6i*on was course which includes basic police ' A contract f»i Sli.SWl- '»',..- jor job v\a< to >e« that everyone The Berkeley HeighU Rescue The youth paid $15, July io, m initee air Mis. Donald* MacNatr. chairman of the hostesses. They In Boro Costs procedures such as traffic control, awarded t<>. f-.-ii'i ;<1 « unstnutiuii < via* if gi>|ert*d prior to Ihe dosing Squad and Berkeley Heights Fire the tame court for having n Bernard included Mrs. George R(/W)ins, laws of arrest, self defense and "TvrTnr7'u? t.Ijik- (>/r the con- dale of September 27. Tho.-e v.ho ilrs Thomas R. Ckaver, Mrs. Department truck were first to I licensed driver with him. Mutlhu-. finance: HUx'it (iriaeil Local Man $110 other allied subjects. struction f.f 4 "><•*;, i-r on .Mount jui die nut registered mu-t do so in ' (Jeorjje J. Buiion, Mr*. Arlie reach the '"disaster" scene at ' Twin brothers, 19, of 338 Cl^ New Providence—Jay L. Ridiey, Assisting will be experienced A\e.-hetv.<«n l>i\i-"ion A\t*. and ing program co-chairmen;," Mrs Mor- 26, of 40 Oakland pi., Summit, specialists who will lecture on var- novt u|iefi fur this purpo>e tiom 8 IMrs. Emil L. Davids. 1 Rescue squad and fire, equip- in a Plainfield Ave. accident pai'i The result!, of the revisedTnitfii : ton Si'hv arc/, press: M»>, Juhn convicted Wednesday night of ious subjects throughout the , a. in. li> » p m. Those eligible to i ment from Basking Ridge, Ber- a total of $110 for their infractions. County Kijuali/aiiiin table will be j course. Among the volunteers will Pierre and Mr«. David Anderson, vote are those having resided in WorW Ptocc Aldt to '< nard.«viMe. and MiUington arrived disorderly conduct, paid $110 in G. L. Tremper, $55 for allowing reflected in-the l'i.'>7 budget-, ihe be Magistrate Frank A. Pizzi of membership' co chai.i men; and. New aVr»>ey-one year and in I'nion i later, in addition to squads from Municipal Court before Magis- his brother, Robert, an unlicensed *(-\mnc-.l Mated, 'l'.uhe I ni'Wi Discuss Church's Rot* New Providence; John Lombardi, I'ount.v tnt" months l>y Muvember I Chester, Far Hills-Bexlminster, trate Frank A. Pizzi. driver to operate his car: thr County ' iiiniiiiipjiitii's "appealed IS',I ation ihairinan; and Mis l'«> Berkeley H«-lght«—Dr (ail former Union County assistant latter. $25 for careless driving 6: tho-e who iw!J be 21 on or be- Flanders, PcapackGladstone and Pattrohnan Vincent A. Tragno, the e(ju."ili/ii!ion table. lor, j><|slaiH chairman fore Klection l)j>. * person wbo :Soule, field secretary of the Board New Providence. prosecutor; William B. Gannon, and $25 on the license charge. the complainant, charged Ridley Richard O'Brien, both Summit at- , Council authorized the ruini 'Ihe new Berkeley Height* unit ha* become naturalized and who 'of World Peace of the Methodist depart mm! to.give the ics.Hlrtit> -Church, spoke on 'The Role of First Aiders Kave assistance lo | had not given an explanation of torneys: Clyde Noel and Donald i» made iip of (bisons of both meet- the iej;i>tration require- 15 "casualties" suffering from Apology to Dr. RunnoRs on Dot'wiwid l.ani' .temporal y le the Church in Establishing a Just I. Biering. New Providence at- political p.iifM's who aie ment*. "asphixia. fractures and bums." bis presence in front oi it service lief, if |KJ(\>ibIo. with trie- p\w.< and Durable Peace" in the Union torneys and Police Chief D. V. Berkeley Heights-In I ail tiie flection of Adlai The organi/alion v..A tie Miu.lar Ambulances from the nine squads station at 1318 Springfield ave. at water,.flitch ami drainage problem Village Methodist Church Wednes- Russo. week's article concerning tW and who in\i!e the paiticipatiun to the previous successful pattern | took the mock victims to squad 11:45 p. m. Aug. 27. there The counril took t!«*- jnaH'-f • Films w ill also be shown through dedication of the new nurses' uf ail.persons i'n ;ihe Xfw Provi- of 1952, vith distuct raptains'and d»y night. headquarters for surveillance by up with the I'niun who "died two years ago." house Place H K 3 2821r, District Methodist Churches were guests. squad physician, praised "tlie ef- Patrolmen Leonard England, gra,m. he made hy HIP council- TIIIIIMT »slope. 2. Robert P. Hughes. 36 Magnolia fectiveness of first aid techniques Louis Cucco and Rocco Mezzacca There is a need, Judge Haber- This is an obvious error for Borough attorney Fred I.uient rinvenK 7 2793., I>K*tiut 5: No Fact to Catholic skillfully rendered." also testified against Ridley. TTie stroh said, for men between the Dr. Runnells Is very much alive «as authorized lo dralt an m Heights Group l.aurer^e Mt//ac«a. 118 Living- Kenneth liamler of Millington, defendant charged that Patrol- ages of 21 and 55 years in good and very active as superintendent dmance regulating (lie penalty 1 School Construction -ton AM-nue i<'R 3-68961. and Dis director of the district mobiliza- man Tragno had struck him. physical condition. Interested per- of the hospital. m persons Ruilly «ii' v-ilifuliy H-I Reports that a Catholic regional Meets to Discuss trict 4 Mrs fiark Breisch. 2 tion, congratulated member Among traffic violations pro- sons are urged to attend the Sept. The Herald sincerely rejrre* ling arrest liy a.-li»cal-'ilfice-r. high school would be constructed 1 1 Salem Road il'R 7-l«T2; squads "on the success" of their cessed were, R. R. Hall of 19 Ash- 24 meeting at the library at 7:30 the mistake and offers its apology A request l«> increa.se ta\i fan Recreation Unit in the near future ir. Union County action. wood ave., Summit, paid $10 forp.m. to Dr. Runnells and all others. in the borough w.it referred I Any pei'MMi l.ving vtiiiun thene were this week called baseless Berkeley Heights-The Khes t.t \olun- rumors by the Very Rev. James IMIII ( iiiiituittei1 nit't \utinhe Touii- ; teer mjv call their di-tnct captain auxiliary members ''cleared the parking violation. Joseph F. for further sliuh- A. Hughes. Vicar General of the I highways" for the practice. Bauer, 21 VValdron ave , Summit ship Ciimniiltn- Monday msjht in oi Mi. i.ieenlr>. - ANTIQUE JEWELRY The Nov. •! council meet inn-vw Newark Archdiocese. « SI PKRH COLLECTION OF PERSONALLY SELECTED FIFXM Ihe Moiucip.il Bwldiny i» djscii.--s Upon completion of Ihe two and Robert J. Ox, 2260 Morse W scheduled for Nov. • beca'i- Monsignor Hughes did not, how t HARMS : SF.CKI.M KS : rARINGS : BRACELETS : TINS Die foini at .mi nt t KI'CI catiiin hour mobilization, a short social ave, Scotch Plains, paid $15 each AND AS ALHAVS A CHOICE SELECTION OF: of the election. ever, rule out Ihe possibility of; for careless driving. Harmen R. Commission in the township. , Borough Names period Mas held in the local squad CHINA : GLASS ; SILVER : Fl'HMTLRE : WALL DECOR a Catholic regional high school in jheadquarters. Mrs. Edmund T. Fiiick, 58 Gales dr., Richard A. »4T Horrli Af*nu» The majority ol Tuun.ship loin the future but at present, he added, i Cor by, president of the host Marie, 36 Gales dr. were fined Union, N. J. inittee ineinlH'is wvir in favor of Lachenauer to THE LENNARDS MLrdock I-III4 Presbyterian the reports are only rumors. squad, greeted visiting members. $10 each on parking charges. the nm\c liov.-e\ei, Hie matter wa<« tletei red tm lurthei consider Recreatoin Post Church Plans atii'M ami sliuh. The (<>iuniisMon New ProtiaeBre — Robert A Did you ever notice can be created by ordinance by I.achenauer of 64 Dogwood Lane the Township Committee or it can van appointed Director of Recrea- Two Sessions he presented in a refeienduin to turn by the Recreation Commis- how many smart buyers- tlic electoiate M.i.vur Ira F llol!> -ion to succeed Walter:McCarthy. New Providence — Ttir 1'iesby v. as m I.IVIH n| the l.ttlrr method. Mr. Mci aiiliy v 'i! i».-umr full- tonan chinch school v*ill injii>!U lime d'iiv a~ a--i~?ant tn thr prin- Because ol ihe biul.uet u'stiic- people who really know value- rate two separate sessions for the cipal n( tl»e \i"'.\ 1'iov idencc Jun- lions (iintaitied in a referendum, nursfo'. kindergarten, pi unary ior HiKh School. Ihe Kent-alum Committee prefers jind junior departmenN, The first always buy their new cars t'» have tlie com mission created Mr. I.achenauer. a graduate of session will start at H :;o » in.. hv HIilinaiui'. a spokesman <t- tie biulKet appropriation i» $47'H) • and M A. detjiees in business edu- held »t both hours, enabling par Roth K'onps did arrive at * mu-i cation and social studies, lie 11 on *nt« to attend church while their visit our showroom soon tual agreement as to arean for ice the faculty «t Union High School. children ire in the rhurch school. skating and sledding in a centrally ' Inion. He is active there as Junior The older \oiith and adults vwl! loea Ifd proposed pa 1 k Clats Advisor and golf coach. meet onl> at the 9 M) hmn. the and let us show you why Mrs Alevaiidei llelhci mgtun, * Mr l.jchenauer. a former Sun- junior tilths in the parish hoi^o day School teacher, has heen ac- basement ami the senior bi^bs and member of Ihe Recreation C0111- .niittee reported that the summer lively identified with the Boy It's money In your pocket adults in the Bonmyh H.ill. (>n<* , Scouts of America a» a leader. He block east from the church. A p!a>ground program n.i.s a lie- mentions success during the past participated in all sports in high church-hour nui*ser> f>>r children school and college. to under three will a'-<> be piovided summer The romnntiec anlici- lie resides with h;< wife at the at both IMHIIS. "lule the parents patrs comhichntfluo full tune pio- DOI;\UMMI l.jne addre.-s. His du- are jtlendinj; the worship -cr\ j;raMIS next summer, >he said. ties will commence Oct. 1st. Ice ' . Planning Board Member The Recreation Commission con The school will be pre-ided o\cr duct* three playground programs hy Herbert II Ruthwell who will Cites Tree Destruction during the summer months. The be assisted hv Charles V. Sulln.m Berkeley Heights-At a-leee-nt- Commission recently discussed fu- The departmental supeiinliMidonis I'ljrimn^ and Zoning Board niet't- ture plans with the hope of pro- are Kdsel T. Hue, Hober W. Rich- inj;. K. V Tomi.-ka, 1 member. ' viding roller skating and sledding «rds, Owen I. Williainv Miss 1 complame u hicli «as l»oinj; fleaicd dren. Tht right Mm* to make your move it right now ; > • er of (he adult d.i-s ;it tin teli thf men tlie> were big-car styling that stays young for model-years to come. tory of Iho ('h; iLc-<). Aid Fund were di&ru!v... .i.lv..liH.L(.1..ii\v IK.-(I. 1.1 e.i's.i' "I'lKMilence »nd Berkeley Heights a! lirew I'rm«'i*iU. ha- IM-VII ,III- \\ il!\ ; M..| 1 '.'iiiH'iIni.in Rocket Kngine. You*ll agree!! You've waited long I io frit r'd 7r< niTi>IT;iifr"""T!duc';Hioh'" \l .siini.ic, also a INUI d 11 at a recent meeting at the Sub- enough! It's time to get out of the ordinafy~77T s—e-frsyr-voM—raw— time-to-geHnto-airOlds! —; »nd Theodore G Lake aio the two alttiixs tell a 02wood tree bv nervation and the Blind Aid Fund advisor.* ''•"• the innior luuh and are the club's major charitable And remember/ Olds is top ralue today i I; and holds senior hich >outh groups that inc»'t pmirel* that value longer f< greater return later. So come in <>n Siuiflav r\enm^s. Mrs. Willuiii Husband Named Legatee Dr i osimo Paone. chairman of demonstrate quality product . . . (". I'haney i* church school >ecre- New Providence — Ernest Bitt- the Children'; Committee reported friendly way of doing business tary and 1/inan H ( nddumtun. :ii;in Sr . of Wi Fairmount road. on the outing to Lake Hopatconj Jr . Ireamier Mis KiUel T Rice Nru I'nn :dcwc. husband of the for children of both communities ~" 1 i« lihrarian and I'd-e! T Hue i ) i.iir M..-:A IIIituian. who i Ixvn nanifil k-ki- partie* are an-.onc The activities exents. I .auction K Hcntlev is .lit f "I tie estate, aceordip.j; to planned fur ih.M'rn 'h.f }rir, he chairman of tlu- ••ootuil of ihn> tiii- '.'. ii o«l l,)st week at the explained. lian Kducrition HIHI MI-« Maruarct S.i: IIH^, office Congressman Mansion A Wil- Keisler is conrilin.ilor i-l the dmi \l V!l of 1811 S|>iui£- liams Jr is scheduled !«> spe«k lo hie ses-ion "' • IP I'IUII eh and f.i ;,l jwmio. New l*iv\ioon . church si'hdol the •Atcufor Murray HiR Home Moil to Reqin Oct. 1 New Providence—Mail delivery lo moir than 800 families will be- IMPORTANT NOTICE TO AUTOISTS Kin Oci i from the Murray Hill i'o.otoffii'i*. cal industries at 60 Springfield Avenue and plantv Mail dcln e:y in the \e« Provi- located in Springfield Avenue—dirertlv opposite the Columbia dence Postoffitr w h.ch serves fam- Lumber k MillMnrk ('».—a block from the Sip and Sup Drive ID ilies re-iidinn in the section of Uie honnigh north of ihe I.ackawanna YOU'llI ALWAYS Restaurant. Railroad began lin!i*fn» house de- livery mine than fm;r vears ago. YOUR APPLICATION CAN BE PROCESSED IN Sullivan L'uunt>. \ Y. began SPERCO MOTOR CO. INC. THE SPRINGFIELD OFFICE AND YOU CAN about 1650 when Charles 2nd. a king who hated hi* relatives deed- » 491 Morris Ave.. Summit CR. 3-1700 GET YOUR LICENSE IMMEDIATELY. ed the land lo the one brother with vhom he «a* friendly, the O1PSMOIIII MtlSINTS I5IHIK Wllll»M$. SIAKIIING IN HE* "AaUA-SMCTACLI OF l»57" . NIC-TV, SAT. IVI..SIPT. 3*1 — Duke of York. THE SUMMIT HERALD, THURSDAY, SEPTEMIER 20. IU4 of manager* for th* Hr is —iind by two souions, , Samuel W. of East Orange iNevitt. Md.; Miss Edith Harper DEATHS Bank for Savings. James H., both ot and Richard of Baltimore: three of Easton. and Mr«. Russell Neu- (Continued from pagp «i He leave* hi* wife. Jtr* War- daughter?. Mid* listen, a brother, and two gTand jnan of St Michael < ?aret, I Sharkev E^ans; -a.-win, on the board of managers for the L. wd Miss Hamttt F., children. Funeral will be from thr Weath- H ibolten Bank for Savings. tapt William A Evans. cwr- •>•«*. Staumt; a miter, Mrs.* Funeral service* were held yes- manding officer of the Xaw sup- erhead Funeral Home. Orange. This year, he and Mrs. 'Evan.-.. Mcnatea at Middletown, terday morning at Baltimore. ply Depot at Peaii HarW a. SEUING OUT OU R HOUSEWARES the former Margaret I. Sharkey j X T.. and five giandcoiidre*i. THtorr* Forty to Aid of New York, observed their' daughter. Mrs. John SUger Fern Faraanal nerciee* wmn held ye*- Mrs. Rose Kantn of NVwton, Pa.; a sister. Wr» R fiftieth wedding anniversary. He! jt 11 a.m. at the Bur- Urs. Rose Kamra of Long Overtook Nurses' Group C. Berpmann of Faimouth. Maw. IN ORDER TO BETTER SERVE OUR CUSTOMERS vas a member of Calvary Epis- j * Kflfcr Funeral Home, 30t Branch, mother of Herbert Proceeds from the sale of and five grandchildren. avenue. Burial was Kamm of 23 Laurel avetuie, died (jpal Church and a former vestry- j tickets to "Plain and Fancy" at man. Services were held Sunrfay at I Sunday at her home after a long the Paper Mill Playhouse on Oct. WITH AN EXPANDED LINE OF PLUMBING, ELEC- H a.m. in Calvary Ept«c>>pal i illness. She was 62. In 1939 Mr. Evans went t 4 will aid thp annual benefit for Church. Rev Elmer F. Franin*. Bn_ Mm*** GeswaUti I She is survived by two sons, the Overlook Hospital Nurses' <;F s Nela Park, Cleveland, plant. pastor, officiated Bunal wt< us Mrv Saau Genual* et* 13 Herbert of this city, who is editor TRICAL AND BUILDING SUPPLIES, WE ARE SELL- \« here he was consultant engineer ' Alumnae, it «js learned this ! Greenwood Cemetery, Bn>f»kIyB. «ai**r. Andrew Edward 8. Harper able it the hospitals nursing of- •' mriit kca! dentuU. mod Ben- Edward S. Harper^ 56, of 38 fice or by calling Mrs. Valladares [i*ajuai_ ai*» «f Summit; three Londonderry Way, manager of the at CR. 3-7088 attention Al Car Owners: •riphictl trrari. NO PHONI »r MAILtrri«n. *'.« KHJftftflJJC TOP OR BOTTOM-ARMOUR STAR BONELESS
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l SHARP SNOW DAVW H. KNOWUS SHOtT MJLLS •w^E^wJs^r^p W ' aovnwooK c*or CR. 3-USI OLMIm r ^79c HMfJR «. HOUSTON SB ML CR. J MM cm.** YELLOW OR WHITE SLICED REEF-PORK I!**i •.WOOD M. TNinaWLAMt COMPANY Amtrfai Chwtst £ 23c CR. 704U cm«•M rtft MRHf A SON TWSTJifvon1 AMHCT With Every Pwcfcii© CR. 3 50M cm.s-it» And ... ¥•• Get NadwWil HOLMO A — twill back — 72»n. wide nounces that registration will be a close its 1956-57 program, Vin- in glamorous shades; *^.9t Skiwwrt main — famous today between 7:30 and 9 p. m. in Olovti—- tfe new nylon cent A. Burgher, chairman of the 36 in. wide .. afcyd. for weer end CalCeS^ "fftt-dT' stretch -] .49 the office of the new high school beauty; 40" ... O%Jyd. on Millburn Avenue. A second PAL Citizens Committee said this •rocoded ToffeHn—alluring glovei week in a report reviewing the shades; 44 in. 4 .4t MWMH U.bg*-of ih.dei night for registration will be on NYLON HOM Monday, September 24, between year's activities. wide elfd. you will enthuse •] .39 .19 *M .91 7:30 and 9 p. m. With the installation of the new ladjon Head Coftoex dur- over; 42" wide ... at yd. rifle range and regulation boxing !• aafcar. Reports of registrations by mail able and guaranteed fast- indicate that a record year is in ring, the report said, the PAL Schumacher** Famou* prospect, perhaps surpassing the headquarters at 31 Union place is all the ntw fall shades — "Watxrly Fabric" IAOS total of over 1,000 enrolled in the now in full operation. 36 in wide OQ* Will Beautify Your Home 2 •• I 1955 fall term. Approximately 300 The new rifle range, which elim- O^Fyd. "GIO-SIMNMI" — decorativ. inates transporting participants to mall applications had been re- Winter "Drip-Dry" cottons scenic prints—luxury 4 .59 ceived by press time. Scotch Plains for practice, in- JIWOAY —fast colors; f^Qt colors; 36" wide .. M yd. The very timely lecture series, cludes enough rifles and ammuni- 00 "Trouble Spots in the World" is tion for 178 children who wish to yard wide %FOpL SchMMcker't Fabrics— I g.9l receiving enthusiastic support. The participate in the sessions which Tyrolean rViats enticing ideel for dreperies — slip current crises over the Suez Ca- are held on Monday, Tuesday, selection; 36 in. covert etc. in plain colon SKIRT UNGTH nal and oil in the Near East point Wednesday and Friday evenings. wida and prints 4 .91 A tiiBdiotnt fall aaoortmrat *f Several of the 11 instructors are Oacron, orlea aa< nylon klendi to the first two lectures on "North ID an of the fuhlouble wnm MANUFACTURER always ..on hand during practice Plaid GinojMMM—of rich at- 48" in wide el yd. in sufficient yar«a five year guarantee to the guarantee of the manufacturer. See this shining new beauty at your G-E dealer's today! Mm m Crntlemen: WWW SERVICE I am interested In the following (ch«ck one or more) Recommends Q1489 piano Q|S09 piano • |529 piaoo STIIMWAY CMCXIRINQ KIMIAU "See the Marks Bros." WniTII NAROMAN MUSITTI MILLS GRAYER WURUTZIt SMSI HMMiy ether m*t)oU 413 Springfield Avt., Summit n ftW flMa9**9IS •• IfHI "School Shoes" Radio Sales Corp, Phone, HAMMOND OROAN . J SUMMIT MILUURN "!*• Mvs/c Cmm&ftNww toffy": 47-51 Map<« St. 32S-327 MiNbwn Ave. CR 3-ilOO DR 9-4200 MILLBl'MN STOEE open tvtry evening eicept Saturday until • P.M. GRIFFITH PIANO COMPANY SUMMIT STORE epca Monday, Wednesday, Friday nights until » P.M. fTIINWAT IIMISINTATIVIf 60S BROAD STREET, NEWARK 2, NEW JERSEY TahatMM MAitaf 3-SUO Oawi We4n*id>y Ivmlnoj *nM nbt* Opm a* may taHtaay GENERAL© ELECTRIC THE SUMMIT HIMID, THU1SDAY, SEPTtMIEK tt, »i9t Plans, choke of heating and light- Winter Progi ing methods, financing, etc., with consideration of the particular (Continued from pa«e 1) problems introduced by class through the y««r. Registration it oug members. the openini g sightih,t SeptembeStbr The many long-established Y- on *4 Teen and Young Adult activities tf Tennis classes will continue and clubs continue as usual with through October 11 on Monday some additions. Added this year ind Thursday evenings under the will be a Sunday Afternoon Drop- nttiuction of Le« Harbison. In on the first and third Sundays ' thr Wednesday norainf Kaf- of the month (starting October feeklatsch, known at /'housewives 21) from 3 to 7 p.m. This is espe- h l.day," has long been a fixture cially designed for young working ,.n the YWCA. program. It pro- adults who wish to join thtir —vidt-s weekly programs of wide friends in the "homey"' lounge of virw-ty including book attd play the YWCA. Ping-pong and table review», talki OB unusual subjects, games will be available. Dmt Mm */ Aw •/Htvhmys Hut hdtmgSnmgs • occasional tours, and one or two The beel and toe socials, Sat- •special annual events. Thii it a urday night dances at the YWCA it0m (m&t*Bmm fintimg tkpmtmmt-li&rftkmg from Bak'mg (jtightfully informal opportunity from 1:30 to 12 p.m. are attended f,;,r women of all agei to meet to- by young adults from a wide area. ft Imm t km* - is tomeJ with ShsM Prkt Tags!! gether for a sociable "morning These will be augmented to two 1 out" over coffee cupi. For those a month this year, on, the second with children, there are concur- and fourth Saturdays, with the rent child dance and rhythm class- opening dance on October IS. The f» for the pre-school age, taught Chick Walsh band or the Mood- again this year by Miss Capitoal makers provide live music. Sim- and Mrs. Charlotte ple refreshments are always on hand. A Dance Groups Offered Four new groups are offered Oilior dance classes offered in- to Teen-Time, an organisation of Big Chokmt flii'li-, 11K1 adult modern dance, a Junior High School girls. These >MU\. of rhythmic interpretation meet for a kick-off party Septem- WHITE with 12 QT. PAIL (,f :i!u>ic. Miss Renee Yerg, a ber 24 when they will choose POTS * graduate of l'anzer, tlie New from arts and crafts, dranTaUcir r>iru» Group of New York City, teen-age snacks, or party plan- and other dance schools, and pres- ning. WHITE, ently modern dance instructor at Registration Listed Kent Place School, will teach this Registration for classes is from jtrwp. Modern dance classes for Monday to Friday, September 24 ENAMEWARE .Mitmger folk from kindergarten to M, from 10 a.m. to 10 p.m. #thr<>ugh,' fourth grade, will con- (Wednesday and Friday to 6p.m.) < tinue under the instructorship of at the YWCA, 282 Morris avenue, Mu. Charlotte Walsh. The so- where details may be obtained as cial dance class for Junior High to dates, hours and fee*. A printed ScMil girls, in which all popular program will be mailed upon re- dance steps are taught, will I quest. Baby sitting is available NOW ONLY again be instructed by Mrs. Ben-during morning classes at a nom- edict Gambino. Figure control by inal charge. way of calisthenics, will also be New young adult program di- iiffered, with attention to specific rectors joining the staff this fall hpure problems. are Mrs. Willia'm Gale and Mrs. Mn. Myrtle Wilkinson, a gradu- I % Bastress, formerly at the YWCA looks of any style bedroom. Waih« ntf of the New York School of in Toledo, Ohio, and Mrs. H. Doug- •bit ond in auorttd colon. Interior Design, and a profession- las Chisholm, of Summit. al decorator for the past eight Clears, will he the instructor. Lcrwytn Aid Mrs. Dwytr Craft for Leaders Assemblyman William R. Van- Crafts for leaders, a demonstra- derbilt of this city has been ap- tion and participation course for pointed general chairman of the scout, camp, and Sunday school lawyers' committee for Florence traders in simple, low-cost useful P. Dwyer, GOP candidate for tW« LOW PRICE and decorative objects, will be Congress. taught by Mrj. Lllliam Johnson. Serving on (he committee are LAWS A new course is the home buy- Bryant W. Griffin and Elsie Rand, fns clinic, for men and women both of Summit uho contemplate building a home. SHDTHR DOORS In cooperation with theN. J. chap- Duty tb*n is the suUhnest word iter of the American Institute of in our language. Do your duty in •f W«rem WMN Pint various speakers are all things. You cannot do more. Spee Dec Jwsioo Eitn Large fongor with movable louvre tops obtained to provide practi- You should never wish to do less. Chreate, Faly Aaloaalk. 4 scored solid panel cal information on sit* selection, —Robert E. Lee. NTLOH DBJT MOP '197 Sectnc Skillet Ewctnc bate. Archery Hunting Equipment Lifetime casr aluminum Cooker-Filler pan; New siltono inferior. Hit Mcond stock •! ojMfrfy ofcfccry fTUtOV WOOO hi liw East. Try ClOTNIS PINS OrUl»-Ox*»- practice ranojt bafora you buy PI. Reg. $I$JS Reg. $19.95 Bowcraft Sport Shop Routt 22, Scotch PWrti — W«tfMd 2-0475 Open Weekdays except Wednesday, t a.m. to..I ».». 2 PC. A 3 PC.
lATHMAI SETS: STUIDY AU-MHAL r ADJU5TAIU — * IRONING Dover Street British Shoes flMtbto BOARD FUSTIC OVR BUSINESS U primarily Reg. $2.29 Britlih tkmt hy mmU on dirott faetnrr— npr*$*nUtUm «t m fraction of their Anorftd Colon with American rtmil priem taring put~ tviry decor. th—en awMrel dotlart • pmlr. So many hetl tmttmmtrt km* Hkti out prnnond fitting nnlco thnt wo FuH 54* « I5"iwrfoct. •r* now opon dn d*y* m wee* from portdtd mttol top off*'* f AM. to 0 FJf., trtlh thi Mtreplfoit full vtntilation. tubbtrtip, •/ hmcfc hour from IS until I. tubulor itttl leg*. MAIL ORDER PRICES ntEfAIL i HAUTIfUl REVEtSIILI BRASS < PUSTHt COHOUIOY A VILVIT Only 10 TABLE LAMP PILLOWS
CAMPUS I Eyelet Micher-a smart •ew medguard style wi* $ eoatlnental flair — band lasted folly leather lined. 2for 3 Black or Taa. Vhn\ ft o hondsomo brrnis ondplo»t»r irlstlo Add 0 bit of colorful comfort vif e dromotk block-pot- to your home al low cott Get All skoes li stock tar Immediate delivery. torntd boio. Toppod by o PAINT 1RUSH SIT PAINT t and glamorize «vtry fibtrglo»» shod*. With roO>D In your ttom». jn49 CHATHAM ROA^ $HOIT HILLS, N. J. (Opposite Short nills Lackawaana SUtloa) Etuy °Pen Tbon. * Frl. arm vatrra LONPON OITICOITICK »axiio»o«o« HOISE CEHTO, Spcmqli^d, N. J. Parking E«ntags TU » P. M. rmtnotsn ,T strkdey su« LONDON W. L jr. J. NEWBERRY CO. MOP IN!! Jo ««r cemplttt ' ismM. THE SUMMIT HEUALD. THWSDAV. SEETtMHK 20, W4 beon dotnoIlsherry for awhile. HIM (QoMtawnd from pagt 1) •reeks of the book sale project The week of October 1 to i has tb* budding for 15 years and once where to house the book*, which J the Tower Corporatioa cam* to found Chairman, Mrs Wetland photopraphy by Miss Betty Pres- Owner Puts Fire tried to lea«e the building for now avenge 25,000 annually, the res.ru* and donated the vacant beta designated as registration Gar, armed with brush and pail, cott of the Bell TetepboM Labora- week. All persons interested in manufacturing purposes but was enough to stock • good-sized book- Bard house, with a doien rooms tories, and sketching and paint- denied permission when the Bor- scrubbing flairs so that her staff signing up for adult education Damage •tore. In recent years the Board for hooks and even a kitchen would not have to sit on the floor. ing by Albert L. Bross, Jr., pro- Unofficial estimates oi the total ough Council passed an ordinance classes are urged to do so not of Education has donated the old 1 where workers can clean off the Other courageous volunteers swept prietor of the art shop located on damage from last week's cine at banning manufacturing m ttA later than October 6. All classes Lincoln School, but this has now ' grime and prepare * noon snack. out debris, cleaned floors, strung Union Place. The latter class the Moureta inside Stables which area. For the last 14 years the and activities will start the week lights, repaired windows. The might be shifted to Tuesday or destroyed 11 horses, has been put building has been leased as a of October I. Persons wishing a A k P markets loaned shopping Thursday evening. CoDversatioeal at $35,000, according to the build- stable. copy of the folder r Fall Planting Church moved a huge accumula- 25th a«Mvera«£y next Tuesda * as found in Summit. Various The fire, which was of undeter- tion of books, stored in the Perry heads of department* and city mined origin, could be seen for Operated by Mr. and Mrs. Fdix T. Fa mum barn, to the Bard to Present officials will lead this new pro- several miles and was fought DeSantis, the shop has been m nous* Best time of year gram for which there is no with equipment from three neigh- the same building for the la«,t HasBtaads Lend a Hand charge. Last year's popular class Audubon Lectures boring communities including quarter-century. Then a group of College Club in contract bridge is being offered Summit, whidi sent one truck to It is estimated that a president husbands were ruunded up to build Summit has been re-selected again. It will provide opportunity the scene. of the United States receives about yards and yards of shelves. With at one of the 200 cities in the for supervised bidding, counting Among the horses destroyed 10,000 presents a year. LAWN SEED Mrt. Thomas Hunter and Mrs. and actual game play based on United States and Canada to William Rae Young directing the present the Audubon Screen Tours. n the Goren system. Harold T. Job, the d«-it-yoiir.s«>lf can*' ters Graves, Jr. of the Summit Trust The new series of lectures will be FERTILIZER put in many after-office hours to company is repeating last year's sponsored by the Summit Nature jet the rooms filled, library-fash-JV-BC1VI. r ..„ series on stocks and bonds. Mem- Club and the National Audubon EKS>ATILfc Mrf> H. MI, with book stack*. Husbands * ~ bers of the Toastmasters are pro- Society and will be given at the wielding hammers were Rudolph ! Hunter, associate cwordiaator of the PILL viding leadership for a new dan, Celanese Auditorium on Morris Nichols, fteorge Kadel, Donald Book Sale, becomes an artist-pro- EVERGREENS "Successful Speaking and Petnua- avenue, starting Nov. 1 at S:15 YOUR Hoesterey, Tom Hunter, George tem „ ^ ukes a fewr minUte» off p.m. .. i h sion." SterlintfCoal The Wednesday evening classes The lectures will be aimed at in- EW •«ia s5uS " •* •- -•••* *-*«« *• are limited to golf for beginners creasing public interest in the ITS '>' I VI" B L O i C * I D With supervision from Mrs. jfo * V* sal« lm« ol the finest varietlet group* and agencies also at work is $281 JO in ttiFfieldlr of selected Dutch bulbi. * Another significant development delivered. id j of all committees at work in YMCA adult program into a single group. Formerly the general adult Now's the Time to Plant work committee co-ordinated the work of such related committees M the young adult work and public Gross Seed affairs education. The emergence of the adult program committee
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I alMe wt tkclrtf COME AND BROWSE Oy* NEW CUSTOMER SHOWROOM SCHICK "25" wHli jdet nek NORaCO ELECTRIC SHAVER EUCTRIC SHA 29 CHESTNUT AVENUE SUMMIT. N. J. r*f. 9 CORNER BROAD STREET. MM Sprfa^fUd A««. Mwidpol BM9. 95 S29.I0 •11.72 $24.tS 269 CONVENIENT tEkMS QllCKLY ARRANGED THE SUMMIT HERALD. THURSDAY. StPTtMiER 20. ltS> ^ Hotel Suburban. Accordion Playtr Mr. Mayer, • JuDiard School Area Women Aid BIRTHS or in occupational therapy. Entertain* Kiwanis graduate who •pecialiied in the At NoaUrelfe CoUeje A in offering of the program To Mr. and Mrs Joseph New Goacher Student! S accordion, illustrated big uikI,n Rebirth of Mezarca cf 17 East 3rd street. | Visi Carolyn L. Heiiieke. and music committee Alfred Slay- "TTie Accordion—Unknown Factor New Providence, » dauchter, born ! daughter of Mr. and Mrs William Members of the freshman claw er, accordionist and teacher of in Music," by paying (election* Williams' Group September 13. ,. i H. Heineke of 6 Portland road, at Goucher College To*ton Md , Mi'irristown, entertainment Sum- representative of many types of To Mr and Mrs Kenneth Har- leaves today f>r Monticello <.,!• include Elizabeth Jenifer Slack, Mn. Robert L. Geiger of 30 tr.it Kiwanis Club Tuesday at the music including some of hit own lan of 19 Henry street, a ion, born lc^e. Alton. Mo. to besjin her daughter of Mr md Mrs. Henry compositions written expressly for Harvey drive, was appointed se- September 13 freshman year. She is a graduate C Slark, and Miss Carol West the accordion. cretary of the nominating com- To Mr and Mrs Hinipton of Summit High School Nitchie, daughter of Mr. and. MM. He is a member of th« ntutic j Bailey of 48 Weaver street, a son, Edward B Nitchie of 36 Plymouth mittee for the re-activated In- Lesley College Freshman faculty of Brooklyn College and j born September 13, road. dependent* for Williams at a Miss Christine Hawley, daugh- is best known for his accordion j To Mr and Mrs William Ward classes in many of the adult meeting in Plainfield. j of 116 Colonta n>ad, a daughter. ter of Mr. and Mrs. James B Haw ley of 51 Tulip street left schools of northern New Jersey. All parts of Union county were j born September 10 Millions Saturday for Lesley COIICKO, Cam- represented. j To Mr, and Mrs.. Donald l.askey | of 426 Springfield avenue, a son. bridge, Mass . where she is en- and Independents lor Williami were born September 10. rolled as a freshman. - NOW -• millions The Very Best! formed in 1953 to give non-par- tisan support to congressman To Mr. and Mrs. James Varncr COMPLETE LINE of 19 I'nion place, t daughter, Return* to Manliu* Harrison A. Williams, a Democrat, and millions ^ Uss TIMM Whettseto born September 10. Klwood M. Obrii;. Jr. s«rt <4 • • -^ - of of Westfield in his campaign for To Mr and Mrs Albert Harris Mr and Mrs, Ohnj; of 10 A-hlan<1 of women election to the House of Represen- of 145 Garfield streel. Berkeley road, has returned ' to "Manlm« wear tatives. Independents campaigned Heights, a spn. horn September 9. Academy, Manhus, N. Y , f >r his Artist Supplies Cashmeres for Williams again in 1954 and • TT oM r ,nd Mrs Uwis Glordano sopboitiftre year, Prteflt. Doth* • Hodlty »te. •t this weeks meeting deter- WIN CHUBB GIANTS—Two Summit girls have been awarded Chubb of 34 Commonwealth avenue. New Brusnes Berkshire mined 0 re-activate itself "and Foundation Scholarships for the approaching college year. They are Providence, a son, born Septem- Return to Briar Cliff f Ccmvas work even harder to keep Pete JLee C. Ellis, (left) daughter of Mrs. Ehie S. Flli* of Mountain avenue' her 8. Miss Virjrinia Stelle ftiefomiorf. working for us." Independents and Diane Hildebrand, (right) daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Tb«>raa< ¥ ' _ ~ daughter of Mr. and Mrs Robert- Convos Panels Wool Jersey for Williams agreed at their or- Hildebrand. Both Mrs. Ellis and Mr*. Hildebrand"are employed in! Cake Sale at St. Teresa's R. Diefendorf of 90 Whittredgc Paper stockings ganization meeting that Williams ;the Short Hills Office of Chubb & Son. Insurance Underwriters The! St. Teresa's PTA will hold a road, leaves this week to resume, Houses has truly represented all his con- scholarships, awarded annually t,o. selected applicants, are available to rake sale on Sunday in the judi- her studies al Briarcliff Junior Co\? Tempera because / stituency all the time with a nearly , children of employees of the firm. Miss Ellis is 17-year-old and a:'pnum starting at 6 p m V M M.ts—mWfMi"»HMt nut cheek patch and the white- the orJy stretch of beach on the chambers at the Camde-n City north Atlantic coast of the United ; begun hor freshman studies at Hall. be rdercd tail. According to ex- j Western Maryland Colleee. West- The perts, the lark spaTrow breeds in States that is still ideal for bo- Civi Defense has requested tanical and zoological study. i minster, Md. Miss Whitmore is Ontario, Saskatchewan and Brit- SUMMIT Y. W. C. A. the various Red Cross chapters Though the park is not yet open : a graduate of Summit High School. ' to urge not only its nursing per- ish Columbia, south to Alabama, to th« public, except to lease- ' sound and disaster control staff Louisiana and northern Mexico At Washington and I-ee presents holders inhented by the state and | Pct(.r R Mernll o( 72 Colt to enroll, but also all active and and is rarely seen east of tt»eAp - perrnit-hoMinj; fishermen, nature has entered Washington & Lee inactive professional nurses, prac- palachian Mountains. Dave Fa- study groups under and autho- tical nurses and dental hygienists I'niversity. Lexington, Va., as a WINTER PROGRAMS rized leader are permitted to en- member of the freshman class. in the area. ter with special permission ac- at A state Civil Defense certifi- for assignment in the voluntary quired in advance. .t At Rethanjr College 282 Morris Avenue cate will be awarded to those services of Civil Defense and dis- Entering Bethany College at who complete the two-day course. aster control medical health serv- Bethany. West Va., as members Those qualifying will he eligible ices at state, county and local Local Soldier With of the freshman class are George W ATER COLOR AND OIL PAINTING (2 domt) for advance training courses and levels. (mrri and women) Army Unit in Korea White, son of Mr. and Mrs. Mondayt 9-12 A.M. and 7:30-10:30 P.M. George White, Sr. of B9 Prospect One of the members of the 24th street, and Myron Kavaluian, son lief in* Oru lM. Materials extra. ' Infantry Division in Korea is Pvt. of Mrs. Aram Kavalgixrv of 99 Instructor—Mr. Albert BroM. 12 lettoni 120.50. I John R. Ginocchio, son of Mr. and j rjjvfsYon avenue. SARA ICRIMI i Mrs. James Ginocchio of 74 Ash- ' INGLBH CUSSES FOR NEW AMERICANS wood avenue . ; In Rutgers Band (men and women) Ginocchio, who was graduated William R. Schwenck of Now Beginner* and Airanc+i Grompt, Teacher of Piano from Summit High School in 11*54, Providence, a freshman at Rut- Inatrnetoro—Mmrs. A. J. Bartholomew, A. A. Currie, Private Lessons Only Ecrs University, has qualified for E. F. TomUka, P. J. Bearer, Mr. F. Chapel. is a clerk in the service company Theory—Harmony—Ensemble 1 of the division's 19th Regiment. membership in the college band AJtanrrd pupil* only—DineiutioR as a result of try outs held during | He arrived overseas from an as- "L'nitentandinK American Democracy.*' INTERESTING METHOD—RAPID PROGRESS freshman week. Mondavi 8-9:30 P.M. (Parties On. Dee. Feb. Apr.) signment at Fort Dix. A former Member Music Education League Registration and beginning date Sept. 2lth. employee at Chubb and S m in At Endlrott lender—Dr. A. J. Bnrllinlnmew Teacher of Student Gold Medal Winners in League Contests ! Short Hills, he entered il.-- Ann> Returning to Endirott Junior 15 letsom 13. , last November. College. Beverly. Mass., are Miss STUDIO: 21 LOCUST OR. * CR. 3-0521 Nancy Cornelia Dingman, daugh- I ENNIS (men and women) Named to Dean's List ter of Mr. and Mrs. James K. Monday* «nd ThurwUji 6 to 7:30 P.M. Dingman of 105 New England Richard E. Crasso of 2 S>lvan : uf. and Miss Marion Grove. Sept. 21-Oet. 11. avPn Terrace was recently named to j . i^e S. Instructor—Mr. Le« Harbison 6 lentoni IB. dauJ{nWr o( Mr andMrs the Dean's List at Seton Hall I ni- r,rove of 209 Kent Place boule- versity for his scholastic landing : var(| Botn arp seniors and both INTERrOK DECORATING : -" during the spring semester. Mr. j arf as^i-tine in freshman orlenta- Tnettdavn 10-11 A.M. BeaHn* Oct. 2nd. Grasso is atending the univcrs Initrnelor—Mr*. Myrtle II. Wilkinson. 10 leuont $10. ity's Divinity School.
*GOlfltMET COOKING """ TT. t. Turvdars 10-11 A.M. Brein. Oct. 2nnit $10. SUMMIT ANIMAL GOOD-LOOKING GLASSES WELFARE LEAGUE Inc WRAR PROJECTS Low eoft rraftt for •eout, ramp and Sunday FOUND: ' Srhnol I/eadrn. Mai* black and nhlle popp). Tur*da». 9:30-11:30 A.M. Begini Oct. 2nd. mlird brred. - lnctrurlor—Mr*. Lillian Johnson. 411 dNTIAL AVINUt 944 sniNonno AVWOI Frnutlr blark and «hilr part foi n, 33y to 50% 3 Another Favorite Mr*. £harlolte Vimhhi Both clacne* $1. One eb*s 1,75. 9.95 Value Our Price S6.90 16.95 Value Our Price $9.90 Dining Spot... HEEL AND TOE SOCIAL DANCES •5. for all yon'nic adult*. $ $ THE HUNT Club Znd and 4tkSalnrda*» 8:30-12:30 P.M. 12.95 Value Our Price 7,90 18.95 Value Our Price 10.90 Opening Dane* Otl. 13th. (Air Conditioned) Contribution!*: Non-member* 11.SO. $ % WCA member* S1.2S. 14.95 Value Our Prict 8,90 21.95 Value Our Price \ 1.90 Clilrk Walnh Band A The Moodmakert. •n»bj-«Kllnt available. IE&«TfR AT THE YWCA FO* CUS» DUE TO FACTORY RESTRICTIONS WE ARE UNAILE TO MENTION SEPTEMBER 24-28 10 A.M.10 P.M. (Wed. it Frl. to • P.M.) THE NAMES OF THESE FAMOUS NATIONALLY ADVERTISED SUBURBAN — or — SHOES IUT YOU WILL FIND THE NAME STAMPED IN EVERY PAIR. 570 Springfield Avenue Formerly ROOTS DEFT. STORI tfi*I! reservation with check mide to order of YWCA Summit. N. J. FOR ADDITIONAL ADULT AND TEENAGE PROO«AMS Shoes Guaranteed Perfect — Money Refunded Within 5 Days 410 Springfield Ave., Summit CRESTVIEW 3-3000 CR. 3-4242 THE SUMMIT HERALD, THURSDAY. SEfTEMIER 20, IfM i n i!!«> S>mpb'*>&y Orchestra at Mrs. 'Grove Thompson of Short ciated with the Koppers Co. Mr. To Gtt Schools Report gan fcon of Mrs Anna Morgan and Hiih: Mrs Melville Hawley of Summit High School for children Manueeo attended Summit High The first fail meeting of the e concerts ar* nn a non- Delta Sorority Members old A. Murray performed the cer- Way, New Providence. emocy A home-reception foll'med. Junior Division Plin Tti September 26 the topic of the day nil ^ , •Mi*s Elaine Barry was the maid the pleasure* of listening to good Tne Northern New Jersey briefing oo the recent l«j for. of honor, and Edward John Mor- music. The »raaU co*l of the Of Alumni Association of Delta Delta mittee on Education report [Vt,' Kin. brother of the groom, was the ticket* is made pottibie through Delta sorority will hold a tea at by Mrs. John Madden, a me Tiber the financial assistance of the home of Mrs. Ian M. Law-of the Lay Committee and t mem- be»! man To Have Tea "ans'i> * or local sponsors of the rence of 42 Park street. Flortam • ber of the study group. TV- bride srraduited from Sum- mnce/ts. the donations of the The officer* and board of the mit High. School and attended Friends of the New Jersey Sym- Junior Fortnightly Club will be Katharine C.ibb* School, .Montclair. phony Orches-tra and the coopera- hostesM-s at a tea to be held at The bndfgToom graduated frum tion of the Musicians Union. Lo- the Fortnightly clubhouse from 3 Oratory School,'and attended Se- cal 16, of Newark. to 5 p.m. Sunday, September 23 ton Hall I nhersity. At present, he Mrs. Mark N. Donohue. chair-! Forty prospective members will Close-Out! is n Corporal in iht United States man of Angel »ub*cnpttom. an-, be guests at the Junior Fortnight- Arm>. and after a two week leave, nounces that her coramftte* is •1> s first social event of the will be statioried~at Fort Benmng. n' 1900's. ^dfc^Hfitt^. autumn theme of the tea. Un lutts Dean $ Ll$t j The affair was held for the bene- lira. Strong will give a welcom- James Channing Pojk of 4t, fit of the National Kappa Student ing address to members and pros- Locust drive has been named to ! Aid and Scholarship Fund. The pective members and will intro- the dean's list at' Tufts University, Lackawanna Alumni Chapter, duce special guests. RMORTtR it is announced today by Dr. founded last winter, includes mem- Mrs. Rhodes, is in charge of the Harry P. Burden, dean of the bers from Summit and vicinity. tea assisted by Mrs. Newell and Mrs. Goehner. Mrs. William PIANO INSTRUCTION Clayton is chairman of refresh- been right In the ments and will be assisted by Mrs. middle of making a cake when the CLASSIC REPERTOIRE and John Moore. Mrs. Larrabee Smith, telephone or doorbell rings? One POPULAR SONG STYLING on open letter Mrs William Agntw, Mr*. Thomas good way t» make sure that such PERSONALIZED Seeley. Mn. Arthur McQuillan. an interruption doesnt ruin the AUWT DUPARC Mrs. Bruce rindley, and Mn. eake is to lay all the ingredients to the left of your bowl before 63 Woodland Av*. CRtstvitw 7-2M4 Kenneth Kohl. nixing. Then, aa you add uv gradients, place their containers to women CHRISTMAS CARDS to the right. In caae you're called Valerie McCaurt away during the process, you easily can tell what's bean added And West Point when yov return. for 10 DAYS Only! • • • • who like to do things Cadet Engaged Isnt it a thrill to hare the thing* you bake eome out of the oven -•«*» • 1111 7 cvp* H*ck«r*' unbl*ocK«d Hour Mist Murphy, Misa Ellis or Mr. Korn I Mi cupt togor V* cup ihor taninf In our Personnel Office will be glad \*t cup bun«r to give you the full information Vj ttempoon toh BR0ADL00M 3 fotpoom boHnj pem^tt ot any time. 1 cup milk 4 agg wfeitw—ttlHIy baatan i 3-PLY LUXURY TWIST I tao*poon almond flavor ! The Personnel Office is open Directions: Cream shortening,add, each day from 9:45 to 5:30 sugar, and continue creaming. 81ft I dry ingredients together and add1 ond unti, 9:00 P. M. alternately with milk and almond flavor. Fold egg whites into bat-' on Wednesdays. ter. Pour into 9" square grtased and lightly floored pan. Bake In S60* oven about 10 minutes. Prast 1 8.95 with White Butter Frosting and sprinkle vilrer ball decorettes ove Per Square Yard 'ine quality Black Dyii top of cake Thii is not ordinary Twist, but extra heavy 3-ply and Natural firty White Butter Frosting all-wool luxury Twist, woven by the word's largest
1 cup* coftfetttonart' carpet mill to give many years of extra wear. 12 Mi cup *oft buttar foot widths. Four decorator colors.
LJLMB ' 3 lablwpow Phent Cr. 7-0500 For Shop Ar "Home Service." Our AT oui iow, tow aoH-To^Aaotr-cotT mat refreMfttorive wW caN at your home with samples fro. *345 i. *895 .. . wIN measure and estimate your rooms. No oWi- exciting CLOTH COATS mill from s 3 to "2 BEDROSIAN'S 428 SPRINGHELO AYE. SUMMIT, N. J. PLEMINGTON FUR CO« OMN tm***i rev». M. fervaliNiUe ceupew rifMINGTON, N. i. CR. 7-0500 jitiiT tLucaT kAN^rAauett t Pitrsisuiot o> I\H% \\jtj « THE SUMMIT HERALD. THURSDAY, SEPTEMBER 20, 1956 it Hominating Committee of Mri An Fortnightly Club Group series of lessons. Hewcomars Club to Meet Miss Charlofie Renard Becomes Bride Classroom TeasMillhurn G/V/ de v ty Plani Antique Discussions ducuMcd!' *f, 4ineludia°! g ^china, Club Of Councilman William R. Gilsbn At Brayton Will nominating committee of I Jewish Community Center Engaged to Mr*.. Henry TyU-r. chairman of American gUts. the 26 and The Sisterhood of the „_„ Miss Charlotte A. Renard, daugh- s ri»'paitinent nf th<» of Mrs. ^Rodne" y Cathcart"* rfHi, 390 Morr - Sisterhood Meets Monday Begin Next Week Community C«nter of Summit ter of Mr. and Mrs. Frederick A. Mr. Zimmerman ( hit), has announced avenue at 10 a.m. for the pur- ture makers. Members of the r;J wiU hoid iU fir* meeting o< the Renard of 20 Cedric road, became The- classroom U-a hm hem a that a M»I ifs of lectures on an note of choosing • date of offi class will learn to identify the season on Monday at tb« Center. the bride Saturday of William R. custom at Brayton School for tsque& and art apprecution will to be elected at the group's work of famous makers and also Kent Place bouk-vard, starting at Gilson, son of Mrs. H. Walford «orne jears. Parents come to the be iiiv»-n at the club houte on to distinguish between old and annual election. 8:30 p.m. Martin of 55 Prospect street, in n ho<:] <»R<> luit hour Ix-fm «• i!ir m u pieces SperiJl emphi«i& will Members of tbfHCommittee are Moin1.iv aft(-'i'ntMin>. IH>^ inning The program wiU height the Christ Church. Short Hills. Rev. ^•pt L'4 at 2 .10 p m I-t-itcr Sla also be Riven for clans members Mrs. Ytfd Stevels. Mrs. Robtrt current holidays. AB newcomers I Herbert H. Cooper, rector .pr. (•••joy fir i ppn tt:ril,,> t»f nirrt- to hnti? their own antiques fur rs. Albert E. Lee, Mrs. w.f, with the inMhiT* of ether • toff of Trenton, well known au- are invited ml refrerfanents will ;forme d (he ceremony wsuted by positive identification. Gilbert G. Roessner, Mn. John be terred. pupils in ttK> .-aim- grade as their thority on antiques, will conduct Further information may be ob- the bridegroom's uncle, Rev. Rus- I own child Tht- ?eaehc»rs are sell J. Clinch?, D.D., pastor of the | jnfsent to ™<>t acquainted with the tained by calling at CR 72861 or Church in the Gardens, Forest of Summit High School and Ford- i nn-thfis of new shider.ti and to ' ham I'niversity and is associated Mrs Kirtland Van Court it CR Hills, NY. A small reception fol- iive\ Iho-e V.ivy krmu- from pr**- 3-1596. lowed in the home of the bride's ! v. ith Ueil Telephone Co. H«< served \:>us years Tea aixl cakes arc | in tiir Army as a first lieutenant. parents. served by tin- c!a>.sroom mothers Miss Betsy Momrty of Naples, •>who act a* hostesses. These teas Me., formerly of Short Hills, was are cchedulcd to start Monday, maid of honor. Thomas Q Gilson S»-i>tcmU>r ?J Tnr sixth, fifth and of Westfie-ld was best man for his fourth j;rade teas will start at 2:30 brother whose ushers included his p.m. in the auditorium, whilo the brother-in-law, Henry C. Dearborn third, sectmd. first ann litJhe - W and Cedar Crest College. Allen- teas and uf ilie'c'a.sNixKim uu>lher> ACCUSTOMED TO L/GHf FOUNDATIONS town, Pa., the bride is on the rep- met with cla>sn>om mothers at Rosemary McCabe ortorial staff of the Newark News. en ui.ttiiiction coffw hour at 9:45 Mr. Gilson was graduated from a.m. t»n Tuesday in the school. Mr., and Mrs. Joseph McCahe a new CPjfAP scientific Summit High School. Princeton The following PTA members of Miilburn have announced the Week-End Specials I'niversity and Yale Law School. will'serve as .classroom mothers enKageijiPTit of their daughter, He practices law in Summit un- for the school y< iMtvftl and Miss Cox are Kent Flace 1 G. Dulaff at Bernardsville were are-.st for Mrs. Florence Roberts' Heta IHjinwlU" fifth grad* ; Mrs. School graduates and Miss Hart Mrs. Harold Young, Miss Lucinda second jjrade; Mrs. Dale J. Mc- ('. Bi(l(U<« for Mtss Ann Twte-ico's that kovt torntd medical Young, Miss Marion Spinning, is a graduate of Summit High 'Kni-ght for Miss Claire La Cposse's fifth (rrade; Mrs. 1). A. Wilson for School. Mrs. Samuel B. McFarlanl e and third jjrade: Mrs. Milton R. th»en Mrs. Dorothy Daniels' sixth Mrs. George F. H. Nelson, all of «,..,.,, , u« «» ,,„„ for Mrs. Pauline Young'* third grade: and Mrs. B. E. McFarland Worln wlfH g«nrl« t Smitl oU fr hm n r substituting for Mrs. C. J. Van Summit, Mrs. E. P. Morrish and u ' £ 'f " * ** * grade; Mrs. J. A. .Dietrich for nored T esd te Den Berg for Mrs. Evelyn Han- Miss Gail Moirifih of New Prov- ^ " f * ™°° f,-« Mrs. Helen McClellan's fouiih na son's sixth grad«\ comfort and w«ll-b«mg. Adjutt«bl« I* idence and Miss Gail Shaffer of tea given by the Watcnung Hills grade; Mrs. \V. Capehait Harney Mothers whose children ire 281 MltlBURN AVI. MILUURK M. 44393 Berkeley Heights. Smith Club at the home of Mrs. new to Brayton are having their John fi. Nordahl, 151 Canoe Brook This evening they will enter- fit fh« changing flgur*. For (warier Parkway. Mrs. Sturgis Wilson of own spevial coffw h<*ir today at Mr. and Mrs. Nr A. Burgess, tain in their home at cocktails Blackburn road and Mrs. W. J. 9:30 a.m. in addition to the class- mJ Jr. and daughter, Cindy, of Ridge for members of the Northern New- S. Phillips of New England ave- room tea which they will attend Connp service - IM «ur quolifltd i drive east, Berkeley Heights, and Jersey Power Squadron who were nue assisted in receiving. Amons next week. This is to give them Mrs. N. A. Burgess of 105 New on the Squadron cruise vith ihe ' England avenue left last week- the freshmen attending were Miss the chance to mcvt VYillnir N. Winters this summer. Later the Nflson, principal, and Mrs Carl • end for Martha's Vineyard where Deborah Plumley, Other students gnVup will attend the cmise re- M. Huns, president ^ t5ie 1>TA, j they wiU remain until Monday. from Summit at the tea included union dinner at Chi-Am Chateau. S— Our Compkft the Misses Karen and Robin Mie- and tti see the environment in Mr. Winters is commander of the \\hi*-li tJit'ir children will stndr. Mr. and Mrs. Sheppard Davis sem, Alice Wilson, Nona Ringler, Squadron. • of Hillcrest avenue are returning Mariana Tate and Susan Bonnier. MATffiNITY DEPT J this week to Princeton University Mrs. Harry P. Schaub of 100 where Mr. Davis will be in the Mr. and Mrs. Austin P. Win- j Wlnttredge road will be a hostess phone • SUPfOHTS Class of 1957. Nicholas Davis, his ters of 121 Ashland road drove to j at a silver tea for area members HAKCMADE.t HANDLASTED I brother, will enter the freshman Saratoga Spa yesterday to enter \ of Delta Delta Delta sorority to rates are • NUtSlN^ MAS class at Princeton. their daughter, Mary, in the fresh- j lx> held at the home of Mrs. Iau t MATftNfTY PANTtn man class at Skidmore Collet ' M. Lawrence of Florham Park. Mr. and Mrs. Paul G. Boise of LOW t BJkSTIC STOCKINGS j 21 Glen Oaks avenue were recent ! guests at Chalfonte-Haddon Hall, Hartford 40 < , Atlantic City. Protect Now Against Polio Norfolk
Mr. and Mrs. Andre S. Sennaca trim S'tWAKK *l\m % PM FRUCHTMAN'S SURGICAL CEMTK Polio Vaccine Taken Off Allocation •nd Hnn,l.y«. 1 nut. ,t»tiuB i «f 39 Webster avenue recently »'«. 10?t tat not included. ! celebrated their sixth wedding an- Supplies of polio vaccine al- available to adulls as well as Mapl* St., cor. Union PI. niversary at a dinner at the though not unlimited are ade- children and expectant mothers. . Moresque. Guests were Miss Amy quate in this community at the Pr.iv id? your family with maxi- SUMMIT CR. 3-7171 Grace of Chatham and Joseph present time. TV vaccine lias mum protection against polio. Gallitelli of Chatham. been taken off allocation by the Don't dt-l.iy. C'Hitact your fam- Federal Government and is now ily physician today. Miss Joan Bennett of 135 Hrv bart avenue will be general chair- ; man of the Harvest Fair Day to FRUCHTMAN'S PRESCRIPTION CENTER be held for the benefit of the School of Horticulture at Ambler, Mopl* Sr. cor. UIHON PI., Summit CR. 3-7171 kUrk or whlt» Pa., next Saturday at the school campus.
Bipinners and advanced students alike Mr. and Mrs. Saxton Scward are enthusiastic in their praise of com- of Prospect street and their Welcome... fortable straight-pointing PRIMA ballets . . . Th« ; daughters, Pamela and Nancy, have returned from their summer world's largest makers of DANCE footwear. The home at Sachem's Head, Conn. to our 25th ASMVERSARY finest pleated-toe ballet to ?ive your child extra During August the Sewards took poise and assurance. the Saguenay River trip. OS SEPTEMBER 25th PRIMA TAP SHOES .$4.95 Poii Mrs. Arthur E. Raabe of Shadyside avenue attended the De Santis Beauty Shop LEOTARDS (Uack-Stareht«n) ...... $3.95 kirkoff dinner last Thursday at the Sea Girt Inn for the Point LAST 9 DAYS Exclusively At Pleasant Hospital building fund. 37 Maple St., Summit Mrs. Raabe is a volunteer work- er from Normandy Beach. MAYER'S Mist Florence Hart, daughter of CLOSING OUR DOORS SEPT. 29th Mr. and Mrs. Howard M. Hart of 1 Oak Knoll road, Miss Andreae "The First Susan Donner,, -daughter-of—MTg T BUT-RITE SHOES and Mrs. Carl H. Donner of 1 Crest Acre Court, and Miss Vir- "ardLast 27 Mapk St. Summit ginia Isabelle Cox, daughter of LAST Mr. and Mrs. Walter H. Cox, Jr. School Dance..." ii tur* to bi i 'n*vtr-to-bt CALL for gotten' on* i( you *r« w*«r Imagine a % Carat Diamond on* «l our ntw btautiful • n'mq jowni—chiffon, tulla, da t«io, «nd UtttU FOR Beautifully Mounted for TERRIFIC
Pried BARGAINS... H98 from S17.9S * Millinery * Handbags * Gloves verified value $331
Butch & Sons are famous for dia- , Mirror*, Rfrajittr, Widvt* mond values — and this one it Featuring Sub-Tren, Ckain for Sakl terrific. Big, blazing, % carot* Junior, and Mmes' Si:i center stone—set in your choice of 10 magnificent designs for ladies or gentlemen—at this rock bottom low of $198. Shop and' compare for quality, cut, brilli- ance and perfection — with any LEED'S 419 SprinqfcM Avt. you have ever seen. Then hurry SUMMIT in to get yours. 390 SPRINGFIELD AVE. SUMMIT. N. J. Open Friday Evening * 72 pointi to 78 points 90 SUMMIT AVE.. CORNER BANK STREET FREE PARKING IN THE REAR "Open Friday Sites 'Til 9 P.M.' oho NEWARK A Jrpotil trill hold one /or thrutmai uni CR. 3-429* payment may be diridrd to mil von. Iroad St., cor. WiRbm "The Whilr S/iop 'Round Thr f.ornrr** from ^iirhigfirhl lir. Pare 2t THE SUMMIT HEMLD. THURSDAY, SEPTtMIB M. l»84 i VOTlCf TO CBZDtTOM XOTtCS TO 'CMMTOM lrayto« School Elects '" ilin : 1'uUJt's (itjtW-.-Ji* Barr If you're plannlnl to Uk« tbe milk will'be just the r:.;;,» . «iid Marian Fate: Fifth Grade, S3TATE Or MART~8. STO.VK, b*by out wbtre heating his JMttk perahu* ao hour or tv., h Youth Views on AT* OP naotjuoi T un- may be a problem, try this sug- whm ifs tiAe for hu !^ Mist, fiiddk and Urn T»il»k*«rt; to tt>* ortUr U CHARLBfil BfCK. UtcwMMl. A OTTO, JR. 0urtoit»t« U Ua» Couit- ruwaui t» tt* trite of CMMILM guikw. Balm kaviag, k*at the » Tit* Brayion School has elected Sixth Grade, Miss Baird, Bob •j •>' Cnioa, m*d» cut tfc* VWWBty- A. OTTO m... SianofM* «f tfe* Owue. bottto as warn at fewaibk, tbta Fog ii stuff that't dangt.fC(,,. tbt first Student Couacil in the Neinert, Jane Wilson »ad Kinsley Section ToW MTV^b 'jr. tin kopkitostiott of t&* USJ6*X- WTw • m if irs tttt dty'i schools for the new term. (iammett. at Mm rroiu wrved as a geauioe pka for great- •STAT* Of KUOKT M. WTKJJi, b*. I SarTATB Of kiAJUOK C. UOCKTAIK. er serious thought and straight- w th* oitkr at C&SJkLCfj B. BURSTER'S forward consideration of tbe actu- A. OTTO JE. SurrostM of tht Coua- A>. OTTO, m . SurrosaiW a( UM Omm- al issues rattier emphasis oa the lay of Aii«u«. A XI. ISM. Xy ot Cntoc mfcd* on tiv« taoUk 4kf tit %ttyi* m*n.bvttaid W tdKhlbttl M and «t- Mr. Lewis, educated at Prince- Qf Mid d«^ ! 430 SFRINGHELD AVI. SUMMIT Names Local Man ton, state chairman of the New v.tbla mix GBOBttat from th* I O FtEE PARKING LOT »N REAR • of mid ortar, or thtr »*' b* w.'.ala klx moott* I«KT. tb* (too* of Jersey Youth for Eisenhower, for- foryrtr bturwl from protocuttof oc •aid order, or she? *i* b* for*««r Rear Entrance From Parking Lot banpKl from pecmtcxiuot or Sales Manager mer governor of the New Jersey •crtbtn. ' Boy's State, and one of the five GLADYS L. WWJ8H HJ^HOH GLASGOW, The appointment of David C. young* men honored st the eastern j McMilltn of 137 Canoe Brook states public speaking program j or t>umsot. N. MOinrTAIN & rRAVKLOl paxk«ay at tales manager of the ably j J LOW-LOW PRICES V?A21 HI M^t . > - Mom. pencil divmon at the Joseph Dix- A»«. O 30. V. Oct. 4 upheld President Eisenhower s TSM on Crucible Co., was announced ; XOT1CX TO TRY SOFT WATER BATH INC! program for the next four >-ears. 'J r««: S!4M this week by the company's presi- % JQ tRtD,TO., Mr. Cowan a 'Columbia College ' •BTATK Or DAVID T. nMEM, D^ dent, Frank G, Atkinson. ' Onfy Culligan mokt thit graduate and now a law student • CUMd. Mr. McMillin'i rise in the com- at Morningside Heights, explained i v Ilumu*m u> >,hc crdw ot CHAJUJBS PUNMM* M tb* orttor vt OIUKLM amazing offer... A. OTTO. JR . Sum««:* of th* Coun- A. OTTO. JR , AUITDCM* of th« Oixin- pany hai been rapid in that he and clarified what would b«tlln tj ef Cnlce, m«4« 00 UM V*W»- %YOU OON'f HAVf TO joined the company in 1952, be storMr. eStevenson for the .Unite Mr.d Cowa Staten si sunde vice-or r jip^mbt.- AD, :M«. upou• iK MrTMitli 4»y of Aiwuat, AA, ISM. 1000 president of the New Jersey Inter-, SJ^?vaotl o<' J' upon th« tDfiUoaUoB at UM UIUMT- REG. 89c came Western district manager in rf t iigowi. M Skecjsiu «r u» HIM of If/- PALMOUVE Pur* U.S. P. national Relations Forum, a mem- ! ceawd.^nloMcw ^ tald Mcmtf, cotto* la hartbf st**a 1SS5 and later in the year was to to th* cmdWon of akid tUctmwt vo CaM «i le«t«y *• try oi* ppular Ssrvic*. her of the championship debating ' «r«tt!o» ot a*d •xhibit to UM •uttacrtttfr ao*w oaUt SHAMPOO 59 ASPIRIN advanced to the post of assistant Tn«r»'s no •ffvipmtnt to boy, no work i da. team for the eastern intercollegiate or kftKiuUlon UMST dtem MMI 4*> 0 general tales manager. district, and has been honored as Mr*iw ttv* im from ttM <>»1* of WM*«d witMa ttx monthi from th* A* Lew $9.30 rV. During World War 3, Mr. Mc- the extemporaneous speaking 1 onkv. or •twy trta b» forcer iMA* of •fcld ordtr, or «fa*7 wlil b* ONI XONDRID or rac»v«rlne furem bkrr«d trocn proi**iattosj or As O Mo«tf %4.96 Milltn saw action with tbe Navy champion among New Jersey col- i J*^ J^"? r*no*trtE« UM MM afttloM tib* Mb- mtdttt »r«|rail iftttAJlahsn CIK in the Pacific and for iervic« in lege students. JAVCES M BROWS and TUB VITAMIN "A" PILLS BAXK OF NTW TORK. 50.000 Uititt connection with photographic op- Among th* visitors introduced •uoukcra, u. erations agaioit the Japanese in by Russell Gobel were honorary KUa> K, W. KONALOa, Astj*. «. •ULSJHD, Rotarlani Carroll Stanley and Mr] MUJbiurm in. the Marianas, Bonins and Marcus Md«««oo(i. N J. mabura. M. J. Raymond Stafford, both of Sum-! AUK 30. SMpt «.!«,» ME. 5-7878 !•«.. 10* Siw Islandi, was awarded tht Bronze Swt. U. ». 27. Oct. 4 !*•«: (14 M Req. 10c PVg. mit, Roland Lewan and William Star. He wai also Naval observer IOMY CASHMERE Mcausksy of MUlburn, Hirry over Tokyo during the first strike PINS 2 SOAP 5' Young of Union, Carl Barchileld of by Navy carrier-based aircraft. Chatham, Frederick Rhodes of He was overseas for 23 months Madison, and Earl Perrint and and was discharged ai i lieuten- FIFTY—10c SIZE Arthur Rahman of New York ta ant At present he holds the rank City. Presidant Richard L. Cor- WHITE OWL CIGARS of lieutenant commander in the by, Jr., Introduced and expressed Naval Reserve. the thanks of the club to the ••••T BILLS Ro* $5.00 Born in San Francisco and edu- speakers and also welcomed the cated at the University of Cali- visiting Rotarians and guests. Alton J. Gaat, the new principal REG. I2.M fornia, Mr. McMillin has resided SIZE FKG. YARDLEY in Summit since lact year. He in of Summit High School, was made commeiiw _ JDI married and has two sons. a member of tht club with Joseph ORYSKIN B. Engle handling the Introduction ?f 4' CLEANSING ceremony. Allen W. Roberts led Tho Gallery" The cost of Smith end Smith service TMntt Finds en Sunday CREAM the group singing with Allen R. it determined solely by you. Ovr complete Jack Sunderland, New Jersey's Devenney at the piano. S«ttins the framework for a picture ia M top amateur tennis player, and services are within the range of oil-—to It was announced that the next Henry Van Rennsseiaer of Green- much an art u the painttnf. See the beau- PRESCRIPTIONS... meeting of the Rotarians would be meet every circumttance, every need. wich, Conn., gained the finals last a club assembly scheduled for 6 tiful results in our Gallery of Fine Pictures, FREE DELIVERY CR. 3-7046 Saturday in the Summit Tennis p. m., Sepember U, at the YMCA. Club's annual invitation tourna- then let ue frame your treasure*. You'll be There will be no regular meeting ment. COSMETICS— at 12:15 p. n. oa that day. more than pleased with the beautiful The playoffs will be held at 1 Liquors — Wines — B«ort p. m. this Sunday at the Sunset Duty is carrying on promptly resulta... and the reasonable prices! drive courts. The public is invited and faithfully the affairs now be- to attend. fore you—Gorth*.
"Everything tot Building Bet- ter Hornet at Lower Co»tH and "Do-lt-Yourteif SMITH and SMITH RECORD DEPT Ton sare money and yea lav* a wWer ciaJce «f sayerlor •joaUty Building Materials aa4 Eejtiasjseat to select ftras si FUNEIAL DIRECTORS An OuhtmiUmg Servie* "Within the JMeaiisol AU' KOMI rot Mrvicn SUBUatAN (I. S. BUILDING PRODUCTS CO. 140 aimaa Ava* Nnwk S, H J. 41S MofTli A**.. !p to learn how practical it now is to make the move to Cadillac! We know you'll just love our new record department in the Summit store. It's big ... it's complete ... it's comfortable. Many of you know our record selections in the Millhurn store. Now you'll be able to enjoy the same shopping comfort right here in Summit... Come in and browse! TTiere** a tine (or everything. And this rially attractive allowance on your praent is the time to saove up to a Cadillac Our oar. Don't miss this rare opportunity to used-car business hat nerer been better become • Cadillac owner economically! RADIO SALES CORP. ami, as a result, we can mat* an espe- We'll be looking forward to seeing you. SEE THE MARKS DUOS." 47 - 51 MAPLE STREET SUMMIT TELEPHONE CRESTYIEW 34800 Open Monday, Wednesday and Friday Nights Unril t SPERCO MOTOR CO.. INC 491 Morris Ave., Summit Open CR. 3-17O0 THE SUMMIT HERALD, THURSDAY, SEPTEMBER 20. 1!0%er andtt nutnber 21 LETTERS i * * ° ' *nop^ lers and the signing. On Summit ed both request*. Avenue between Springfield Av- Since th* citizens of Summit enue and Euclid Avenue there are are paying for the new meters- y aand in all cases the language numerous, in fact theey teeseem to be twelve minute, thirty minute, «ne and parking lots in increased • > forecfulforec . universal. There is great confusconfus- hour and four hour meters, i In taxes which were 'imposed on i \,,»- that the vacation season ion aboub t the many different me cidentally, one of these meters them this year they should have ' is placed right in the center of a some voice in the matter of the space that it marked off in white j meter*. \ ai a crosswalk at De Forest Av- , There is an enormous amount of j enue.) In one ca*e, directly in ill will being built up toward the ] front of a twelve minute meter City at the present time This ill | fURTHE there is a white sign reading will i» shared by the citirens of 1 "thirty minutes, one nickel." Thii Summit and those people who . it on the west side of Summit come here to shop. Surely there Avenue adjacent to Springfield is some u ay to work out this prob- Avenue A chopper put a nickel lem. Surely there is some vay to in one of the** twelve minute simplify the existing rule* to the ) metcr!>, cranked it, and went otf point where they would be clear j to ihop for a half hour. When she to the^ople who use the meter* got back she had a ticket. She and similar to the other shopping htd read the white sign, hut districts in the area. It is hoped tow Prices PLUS hadn't stopped to read the con- that we- will always have shop- tradictory information on the me- pers from nearby towns. Summit ter itself. should compete with these other town* for business by offering ; S & H Green Stamps Another shopper received a tic- equally advantageous parkins ket in the Glen wood lot this week. rules. This would automatically These tfcrt* Book. explaU hi • It's nice to sav* twicv — Acme's She was unaware of the meaning make friends for the City rather seasibie and b*h>fal way the ad- of the sign which read "Summit than enemies. low, low prices plus S A H Green tnUges of baUdiog a borne of parking permits required." She j of the staff and the camp conimitlpe for their as- 1 T sistance throughout the entire Cheese * 39 ' »«a Fhh -~ 2 '•= 49 rampinc season Frank A. HjfWn. youth serre lary, stated in hi* report that ap proximately 80 fathers and sons Zil.' I Pork & Beans ~ 5 ~ 49 would attend (he Indian Guide week-end at Camp Morns on Sat- vw urday and Sunday. September 22 and 2"r and that twenty officers of aaf—• [ Heiiiiz Ketchup 4—95 the Summit Area Hi-Y cluh« would attend the Hi-V Officers training camp, which is to ho held at Camp Waivayanda on Friday. Saturday and Sunday. September 21, 22 and Chees— BAKERYe FEATURES2 »»jg — ^ Ho||r 2 ^ ^ Supreme 100% Whole 12-es. A leadership mwrf1 fir all bottle Senior Hi-Y officers and the fa- j Log Cabin Syrup 29 thers of all Senior Hi A'' .member*. _ "ill be conductpd st the YMCA on BREA CowTTI KHtfT the evenings of October 15, 22 and ?P. while a similar course for Dill Pickles ^ Junior Hi-Y Club officers and the fathers of Junior Hi-Y members roUl will be held on the .evenings of VIRGINIA LEE TECAN Gas November 5, 12 and 19. •Tissue -" 5 49 . .M*e* Ole* Cr**ai Sea«VMh, 1 1/4 eel Crnm** Sticky Buns CtMMk I 1/4 •«.: S«tM Cttaa, t 1/4 ee.i Cktet* Four From Local Banks HW« MUer, • l/t H.I «k*iALDERNEY Lima Beans j^ Potatoes 'C39- BrooUiwn Farmi . Dairy Product* 2K47' OmMB sxst- 3-10* PVBLICffiBSEKVICE Morni mint, N. J Aspsragus spears i - _MRD$ EYE «OZEN FOOD Formica Sink Tops SM: 29' j Birds Eye Orange Juice 2 ^ 37C Everything in Cabinet j and Furniture Making STRAWBERRIES Sliced Strawberries '£ ^ 25; KITCHEN REMODELING C KARL BINDER , —, 433 I Birds Eye Cut Corn 2 39 Grocerj, frozen food and dairy prices effective through Wed, Sept 26, all othen through Sat., Sept 22IML Ogden Strtet Evenings 20 Fem Avt. 1252 Springfieleld AvenuAenuee New Providence ME. 5 0711 OPEN TUESDATUESDAYY. THURSDAY AND FRIDAY NIGHTS TIL 9 P.M. fag* tt (I THE SUMMIT HERALD, THURSDAY, SEPTEMBER 20, I9SJ Tourney of Canoe Fritzen Bowling 45 Answer Call Twill Werner Golfers Can Now Pitch and Brook Features Team Wins In For High School Putt at New Public Links Bowlers Record Pitching and putting is now un-shortened version of -,s A Hole-in-One 3 Game Sweep der way at the Union County Non-players nut ,,; Th* Canoe Brook Country Club Lee BJc-s aid Mary Petmucci Soccer Team Two 1,000 Games Park Commission's new nine-hole course; children undc- •: 1 layout adjoining the regular Gal- accompanied by an ;>•'. first round cf play in ttie "Club sparked th« Ox-21 FraaLzen Pbo- Forty five candidates answered The Twill Printers and the Wer- ; tcgrsphexs to a th'ree game sweep loping Hill Golf Course. tee mats onh; no h,.- ' Oumpwnship" last weekend fea- Coach Elmer Haldenwang's call ner Motors recorded a pair of 1000 The new pitch-and-putt course, lowed on course; s.ru\y , tured * hoie-in-one by R. A. John- over the New Pn.virienc* Ameri- f'.r vjrsi!,y S>cocr, w.hich includes games in their series last Wednes- under construction for the past not permitted; pla\(i cm I/euinn Auxiliary. B->th girls son in his match with G. R >s,Mtor. fJ\-o of la.st"year's st;Hi;r.£ eleven day night at the Echo Lanes, with year, makes' use of part of the tec off^until pla\crs .--• 'p'.'VI well in the final game, the Printers winning the odd .PeSpite this once in a l/ctnnc Fr- in alJ ind;catii;n.s Shis sh'Ril I regular course which was aban- left green: thruwmq f!-.i with Lee Bloss nr'-hnz a 175 game. game of this .series to hold their doned when the Garden State play not permitted: r>n, ' achifvpme.it, G. Rossiter pre- t'ie top effort for either ritrb. The be a lx-ttt-r than average team, top berth in the Summit Recrea- Parkway was built as well as ad-to be played; fourson-i-, DeLuxe SweeX Shoppe kept pace vailed by scoring a I-up margin Capatilt? of holding' the:r oun tion Bowling League. Fete Inna- ditional land hitherto undeveloped. when play is heavy; t-.f d victor>- i<» advance to the sec-by winning three games from the Measuring 552 yards long, about replaced; players will I..- •, I Ken Johnston's .Spcrt Shop. Char- a;'an;.vt the r>ot in the state. An- Vola (632) and Bob Sabra (629) ond r-«*ir.«1 "f play. nually, Chatham and Koamy ha\e had the top .series for the night in one-sixth the distance on a full- before marking score <•.,• 11< :te Inward had the tcp series, size nine-hole golf course, each tesy and rules of t'«>lf v , . H 0 ( iit-am won from J I) , n I!:nfi a 1G7 opening game, clos- t!;c b; M• U-arns in 'the >t:iU', with sparking the Twills to their dou- hole calls for a pap three, -chip There i.s no pnikim; j.; • Pill b\ pcr.i M-IKKIUU',1 t:) meet ble win over Werner, also post- \ nun and Lynn Dittmar had the shot and two putts. The shortest pitch-and-putters sine<> :> feated it A. Brodley 1 up, W. IXJUI clul)s once during tlie cam- ing exreptional single game ef- hole, number 8, is only 44 yards layout adjoins the 40n < , ! top series for Ken Johnston's. forts with a 235 and 236 respec- Wood u.-ri from R. Brough by im^n. L.v.^4->n and Lindn, are ' sTl'DIES - John A. long, while the longest hole num- lot available to Cull.i;,;. ,, The (.V4ton Cleaners, James R|:si;MES tively. The league leaders also ber one. measures 83 yards. regular golfers. default. K M Tuft won from K. Gorman-Summit Packard, and th.. R-uc.-niws wi Ow, Avar's '_ R1(|lcy. son ..f Mr. and Mrs.rolled the top high single game, C Baler h\ dffault, W. Ftohr de- The Park Commission will the Bond Farniture p returned lo l)ukc Monks fired the sinyle game high the average playing time for the Rabins :i defeated'J. C Iluhhard' w>rd.«, Pej?R>' At>bit. ami the ' , - . , ... , . University after completing a six- Irv Bowling Recreation 1 up i-n IV 19th h»)k>, L. R F.dg- N ro.,n n.w plays ciphl different vfi. k ROT(., jni J ^ h of the evening while rolling a 244 layout ranges from one to one and Si/mnut Live Poullry, respective- a quarter hours. Playing equip- (>«I tta-.nl enough as Uic 603 series. Bowling league by loft win.'.;. Dick tickling is back'at 1 each lust ball. nit;- :< -i.'fratod W. Vcik 2 up,("er's. T- W C-Vmart defeated"" J. I" and B. J. Clark at halfback. Hub Taylor had a 234 in the final Sundays, and holidays. w.'.h ,l'e.ia:y" Abb.tt wit'i Ruth game and a 613 series for the win- Regulations announced for this Thi>ce other sweeps v .. Ciil 1 up, K. J. R<*:ily defeated K. < Oliver pn.iaWe starters include At First Meeting corded in the circm! w i r The in as sparking the winner.,. ~ State Jaycee ners. Al (ialbavy rolled a 243 mid- .. M<»e. cracked the mapk^ in mid j the Rrri ("rn.-s initiated ifi.s fall son form in rolling a 614 series for Dne-Well Team 'pdjcornb defeated J, Hunt 1 up, j»ea«.rert form to '?J»ark Jhe_B*'hd I Golf Title Here Johnny. Johnston, a si)eedy right season on September 12 with a positing four wins over I • ' ,- i". nri^s-Tic,' «an—from—R- _£L j the losers. Furniture to a pair of w fns^Sver 1 The Summit Area Junior Chara wins. a»d Bc-b Kvan-.s Clotliing, McGrttjor's and *.•: B:>chni by al appoinlyientN fnr tho coming year. Johnston s- Spurt Shop, with Bill Bowling League points from the • lan:x~<> (. • . default. M M. Marsh dcfv.ttf.-d J.j Jersey Slate Jayeee golf cham- tender. Many candidates arc bat- the finale to gain a victory, Appointed to the office of vcl- MacQucstion and Pete Kivien The Done Well Cleaners re- Shupp<-r.» and 7. ' j tling for the center forward po- summit filrls Rcrrraliun pionship held last Friday at (-'anoe- untoers was Mrs. In'in C. Reese, sparking the winners .M. Mer-mained unbeaten in the New Joe Kawan of McGregor"; ca: Box Unit brook Country Club. sition, with Johnny Minwe. Drew wht /vill wcrk with all sen-ices chant had a fi28 seres for Ken tlirough with the in(li\ n;:, :T'-M Correction Me Fa dden, a,nd Tom LucU:iw tlio Providence Women's Bowling Stimuli's four-man team reg- c,:nimitt«'s ,in order to as- Johnston'*, rolling a fine 237 game ing honors with a 22") h._h tup trio. The third halfback ypot - I League last Wednesday evening In last week's Issue it was in- Wrm istered a 321. Runner-up Somer- numlx'r and qtialifi- in the opener, then following with and a 576 series. The > ^ currectly Mated that Joseph Bt- 6 w ill probably l>e eillHT Bcb • at the Berkeley Recreation Lanes Television won the tt*.:m : . i 11 »"!l fl vjllc had 351, Newark 381, Orafiges- 1 catirns of vnhintrer "workers a 202 middle game effort. roflca, reet-nt winner of the rru<>n •! k->» (,r I'ete Eduy, w.Ui Dick ten- i by taking four-points from the for the evening by 'p''M-t*-^--r-~ (i't 3 Maplewood 388. and Westfseld 4()2. | needed. Mrs. I?. L. Ilcpkins, vice- The West Penn Oil snapped out County public links championship, ]|. •;. r"l> JU!I 4 •nfll al>o a «ood possibility. Tup Center Stationers. Edna Forten- series and a 919 single ;;.,•;•.<.• -nut n .1 More than sixty Jaycoes from six ! chairman-of the office of volun- of their brief slump by posting is a carn{ the McGrr.Ror Sports- n C .i n tliiva fur t.io nontr. I Veterans Administration Hospital ' filemanand Frank Donio supply- »hit.- 19M-57 season. beth Killo's 373 three game total TIMIH r wear Co. it its I)ovr vice-chairman at the office .Billy.Behre- had 588 and 556 ser- ies for Ciba. four point winners were Harry's enue. won the state Jaycee medal- penally defensive alignments, jtl f voluntwrs will handle all vcl- Stores Stores 1 Esso over the Berkeley Meat J.n•- 1M C ist chapionship in loading the JosepJi CcJcmah is tlie as.sis.tant , unteer activities at the East (>r- 1 Open FRIDAY NIGHTS Open Summit Ret rest Ion Rowlln; t.ragur Market, with Marion Kern <475) I)..' :ii ., him L-:.. Sutnmit team to jts victory. He Coach cf Soccer, helping fornui- j ;mi>P Veterans Administration (Standing*) MrCrrt'tcur'A •til 9 l\ V. ARE 'til 9 P. M. Team Wim Lost Avg. Ida Serritella (157) the top series H i-lil!id Kr.-'.m* scared the tournament's low gross late fundamentals as well as or- \ Hospital. I.i'.'m run.-!; •.i.• - of 77. Teammates Charles Morgan Twill Print:UK S 1 911 4 for the winners. Ililma Falco's j ci«iwntra«ed practice j m]w,.- iv-pn appointments were Ro-i! "s Mn:s Shop 4 2 810,'! SUMMIT SHOPPING NIGHTS of 3IM1 Morns avenue, and Frank Ch.-irlmo Dr\i;-s 4 2 877,4 H82 series was the top effort for j sessions. Mrs. U. S. Luther, vice-chairman I,nnv'« fpor\ H5iop 4 2 RT8.2 .Summit Area Chanter of Commerce MacKain of 11 Bedford road, hit <*f the Berkeley lleij-hts Chapter: Werner Molor Co. ?. 4 the Berkeley Moat Market. I Ken J.i.'in . 81's and Meredith Stiles, Jr. of Independents Sweep Frank J. Kerrigan, chairman cf Clba 2 4 859(1 42 Shadysule avenue, \\ as one W.*t Pfim Oil 2 4 Es and Bud von fmir points • ; ;4 : public rclali >n.s; Mrs. " H. K. K'-n Jo!n:si;in'« ] 5 po:i 2 from the Eastern Bar, with (Irace I stroke behind \u(h an 82. Af Berkeley Lanes llcrshey, chainiuifl of Gray Lady Top Irn boHlcri—Individual Nit me G.illlf'S Av LautenschWincr's 4ii:i and Honey The Company that supplied The IndepcMclcnts swept tlu'ir Bo?) ReKan of Overlull Road, service: Mr-. S. K. Ketcham. H S.i bra A i; 5 Sampson's 4'>8 the top series chairman «f .-'t.ifl aides and Mrs. (i Tall Oak; ivoh low net with 8:i--20-tiH. series with Flynn Bros, last Sun- « Mildred Smith had a 175 in the j I'. ;: . GRASS SEED for In competition among non-Jay- Kudilrh fiiienther, vice-chairman 'fi J'.ILV. 1 •••( day night at the Berkeley Kec- finale and the tcp series for the * -"•••> I of the hlocfhlorfl tidiwiil T program. ;o > 2 N. J, Turnpilto N Y. Thruway cee euests. V. L. Christiansen of reation Lanes to g;un a first V.\ M,io<)i :w s Eastern Bar. Irene Fuhlbruniio's | '-M Morris avenue, won low gross II. T.iyTor 18B4 Gorden State Parkway A W.-tiji- 481! series sparked Micro's to a 4-0 ' with an 81. and 15. K. Nicola of place tie in the Berkeley Heights : Inter-Church Bowling :i7 5 Maine Turnpike M JT:-!! "M 1 triumph over Ai'ele's (lift Shop, | :US Springfield Avenue, low netMixe.il Bowlins: Lca^iie. The triple with Camillf Fneke rolling She tup , Brings You These Fine Products With JH'.l'O-Ti;. less dropped Hie loers into last ; League Open? Season series for Atlele's with a K>7 pin-Cll.'ll Tlie Sum mil Jaycees Mill hold I The S'.nnmii Inter Church Bowl- |J •:.. place. The top series of the nmlit Jail, . ! Orasf $—4* Fertilizers possession of the state golf tmir- j in4 League b<';':in its 195K-57 sea- Three Teams I >r: .ill MJ was rolled by Johnny 1'hillippi Bill's Shell won three. points N.i.-'i namrnt trophy for one year: three 1 >i-:i ii'Cfiitly at the Berkeley Hec- LI:..;; PENNYPACK LAWN SPUR victories will Rive a chapter per- wilh (james of 193 178-171 for,a ! rc.ti'n Allies with ten teams on Gain Sweep in from William's Market, with Tad for Fin* D« lux* Lawn* for lOwns, Tr*«», Shrub* manent possession. 5-12 pinfall. Phillips '422) and Dot Knispel's (3841 sparking the victors., Marue W', -ii. :• I In cnmputirj: the >tant * •'• ' »-*-5. Contain* 40ft «r- *" **" I'aul Fortenbackcr of MaybeU's I teams this year, the point system Bowling Cpntests Marinelli's 482 series was hiyh •w* nltrofcwt. ••50 rolled a 204, w Inch was the top for William's Market. single f,'amc effort of the nialit. has been introduced, ('ompiitation The St'iiitclla N'ews, Richland, IK! i i TERRAGREEN Mickey Sloss came up with a fine is b.ised on one p"irtt for eVery and the Crestview Agency record- ORGANO RUPTURE-EASER Kame \vt>n pins ;m additional Mrs. Dodge Takes Canoe for Dry, Infertile Soil T M. N. t S. l'»l. Olf < A rit*r Ili.ti TniMI 4fi3 sfiies to lead .ill women how- 1 ed three ^aiiie sweeps as the Ber- for Row — Soil-Building poir• fur tin highest number cf (•• i-l; lers for tlu« niyht, with Shirley piiii Mlcd. keley Heights Women's Bowling Brook Link Crown on 37th :•»! S.JO MMK fKMi-^vrnlng plon* m mtk. Story's 169 the hiyh single Kauie League,inaugurated play last Mon- for the women. •Mandir.U!< cf the teams, point- I Trailing by fhc strokes at the wi^e, as cf last Friday were I'res- day evening ut the Berkeley 'end of tho I'.Oth hule, Mrs. .Edwin MtOOUCTS (tight or O»«bh... $3-»5 1 llrrkrlty Hflghfl Mlxri t)>tiTian, 4; Oakcs Memorial, 4; j liccreation Lanes. Ida Scrritclla : Dodge came from behind last Fri- BoKhni; I raeilr. l»d< Of ta*«CMli Ofiiwmw TtrtOQewU D-C\or Vi'thotlist. ?,; Baptist, 3; Inter h:id 11 fine 470 scries, helped by day anil took the 19:>6 Women's (Slanrtmcs) 1 : nurch, :i: St. J( lin's Lutlieran, 1; ! Iila riii|Iippi"s nn: ,, which ^ave the Ctolf Championship at Canoe K i -r i Your Dealer Hoi Them! A «tron(f form-flttln« tuhib'n iup- Kir-t Lutheran, 1; Ji'w.>h d>m- ' II '!' liorr link '»ring »dlu>tab:«. Ui.tpi v» Scrritclla News a three iramc Bn.ok Country Club on the ,37th 1 In from Adjmt«b:» .pf: imp Soft. I'liinily Ci'r.ti1!*, !; Trmp'o Siiuii, I ii l*t. imln pw. No sti-rl or Jr»thrr sucep over the Berkeley Bakery. over Mrs. Douglas MacAlpine. (;•..- ROCHEUE PARK tknil*. Vy tr.ni, »i«iBrn. chlldrrn. Mail •, ;i"d C'.niibiTii'il ('hurchmi'ii, 0. ; •rdtrt IIT« mmiare around IOHF.1 ptrl V.r: n's C'i!i'..-"'ii' H;i7cl Dinuley and Kvelyn V'astila ! Mrs. MacAlpine led two up aft- TOTOWA : TERRE C •Monea, tl.t, rtfhti |fft ,ld^ 4^^ M.ii 'K-ou's I,iq\.;-' had the top series for the losers. cr completing the morning ses- NEW JIRSIY nsav.'.s I>i.:v If a m;in can't uct on the melon I WVIan Drug Sales Agency sitle of the political fence he'd Lottie Bclirens and Shirley Capo- ' sion on the south course. At the ii Nn. a 374 Springfield Ave., Summit better stay out of politics . ' raso had 445 and 443 series to : end of 27, she was three up. After spark I'ichland to a triple win the 30th hole, Mrs. I)o(!.:e then won the next iotir. By the :i(!th over Delia's, with June DeHart's ;•« hole, both v. ere even. On the 37th. 110 scries Ihc top effort for the Mrs. Podge Mink her shot to 1 iscis. Consistent howling paid off ; clinch ti'.e match. f..r the Crestview A.ncney with all 1 Semi-finalists uerc Mrs. D. T. !:'.c Iviulcrs having uniform per- Rogers and Mrs. K. E. Walker. t'.inn ancfs as they f-asilv \w>w three fi'din the Merle Norman Cosmet- 1 J ics. YMCA Hos Openings On _ Z J The Davids Electrical Shop and Advanced Swimming Team Retj Cross Units Nam? __T-he—Y-\ rwo~~Blood"Donor AT pi'>tfil (l iihle in their scries learn currently h;is opeiiip.^s for •Rcrkelev Heights - I1: ' v\ith the Pcli.-i Builders and the In iv s and uirls in .lunior and ; >n 1'..r 1'ie 1 :-• <\ <'. - - Mary Shier had a Senior llich School who ;ire ;nl- Viinced . The I. ,irn. i"1-? ifi'.vr in !'.•: !,. . ' 417 and Lois Best a 420 series to cnmposecl <i 'uin.^. 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Each . :a'.ar DcBwnri Fre* from win be ionUthsd with » copy " alfHRAT. person ,>,•.m.i ABE'S LIQUOR STORE of th« :',<•»•, bid* must b»
LIQUORS •-!-' * #• •« •*•• WERNER MOTOR CO. in walad au^lopw )>«»nng ul*» I \ IKU1NU UAK1A>W. Cal . .. WINES BEER o^wl •40TM» O: Ut» Mdckf tkUd «::<1 ' Wrk .f J. tio hereov At Popular Pricei on vfit> oataM * fc Bv d inert ioi. t>f Urn % i*iifm-a i~j,t .PAUL L. WERNER, Prop. v' :U:» Coo*. r»:-ti:v that >!te ;ore$oin«; (VctltialM* MIWNGTON 7-0025 Prompt Delivery Sen ice *** «Voiv ::j"r«nluce! -.iv' (Vv <•: bid. iMx>iMi«d ««ki etieck a' *. f K Ml- 3 fieri: E«r«. »:»: Hat. Mai. 2:39 Saleih-Seniee 25 I'nioa PI. :aurc than |>0,000.—,n«r C\xir ,->'. Kelt: '.•46. JIMMY SAVO ... pUo* wtd IJM hour Jet»ev •'•.V.j be•' ,,„-, ci'A***IKD t'MB C1KS , '11M. /t*ud«j-a prafJCMj tvra. JOHN SEIAST1AN HILtCITY DELICATESSEN »tt*i-hr«l"' ;o the &im>Um«nt»rY p»r.,i]'v o? 1.H1. iv^utar tn-fttm erf tii* nn of wLiob wlU 0* Haal'.i-. at t.'» i';tv v>f Svir K VERA IRYNNER FENE FOODS to th« Ku*;- f. y.>:i4»> • ve-ui'i I if <)u«in? cold cuti of tbe oonw»ct MYRA KINCH DIQ sandwich Service LIQUORS, WINES BEERS to fvunu.ii brnd 'rjni a Burvctu^; Conn. PARAMOUNT Piny Specialties. Canapes Pre-inpt Deliveries i>.vi:\ ^a-.iK'r'.i-**! tv do L*u*ui«a« t. All Aw. Cl. t!u» but* to: il* (uU unouut »t. i..i of m»v MARKET AT IUKIA1I »T , NKW \Kk Date I» O:dtr Call CR. J 11C pnoc. 0: til* hem-'d M.I. 1-1» l« 31 Naplt Street CR. 391111 Beecawwd Read S«m»it x r.««rv«* to r»j*««. Mir or •ml vi'.e 9 Appliance Repairs • Bv urttr «< ti>« Township Com- VDKHNA MARLOW rocn CUr» uc Uw Hoard or • Delivery Service O • Mason Contractors • of ftumrrat. V. J Still Stats By Phont! DAVID J. FLOOD Srpt '«i5* Electrical Appliances . ill .!!•• u-.it.. Repaired SUBURBAN CITY MASON, INC. Household Wiring NOTICR TO CONTKACTOKS | the. Guy Soccodato, Prop. E4IAD WORK Prompt Service DELIVERY SERVICE TOWNSHIP Of BERKELEY HKK>HT» ' 361 Springfield A*e. PACKAGE DELIVERY New Construction k Alterations LMO.S COINTV. K£W JKRSEY ! Cxi.- CR. MMl MESSENGER SERVICE Phone CR. 30471 NOTICF U? HERBBl' OrVKN thut ' Ai-.4«i bitU wiil be r«ceir«d by tl<* 17 Morris Court Summit 1 cm.; tm Town.U Sp CKii-initt.* «f the Tuwn- Chapter PL iS.JS>A i • Auto Repairs • Heights. New J*nty fo«- lh» of J00 fool p i ofinTorVrir ii«»iv • Ptioten • Are : Thr amount ol TIMXEIIV DIMMON LEN'S MOTOR !• Electrical Appliance* O I MON (•.«• pranUo btoek curb «'. IVVESTOH." SU'LN<.S AND UV4J*. Eastern Fuel Company In OO»WT«». vto. and ofMn«d and OK SOU-BL'K.N a «•»- ti.o MMiir .ii \r.i,»: Auto Repair* AND SON read m yicfalM «t Towualikp Kail *a Body fc Fender Work Hetelit*. N«w Jersey <>a WALTER TOMS tu-^le. DefeeulMi'. 23S-S3t Br*«4 8t CR. 34MM rainting Cootractori f, O«uab«r 3rd. :W* at S W CIVIL ACTION EXKTTION—POR Used Can P. M. preratflnc time. Orawtoca, •peo- HALt Or MARTOAOKi) rRXMMES Decorators Ux*\\tinm aiwt form* of bid* (or the NOW Ettimtmt— FmrnUhtd propoand work prepared by John J BT vmae of thr atxne-alASaa VTlt ot 44 Summit Ave. CR. 3«4l K T Bi sxeruftinn t>> m^ directed 1 ttutil ea- COOL I YaaaW CaD CR. 1JM7 p ff, p [>-»\:rl Holier. H; the C)tT of •laaVWtt:, WHEATON'S 11 PI. flinmit may br liisp«rt«d br pruapactirf hid- N. J. u;i TEXACO SERVICE Dealer den during biuslMM IIOIU-B. BKKIOC*, W«taie«a*T tiie KU> a*vr of Outo^er . ROAD SERVICE *:.] b» ruraUiwd with * oop* ol the AD . :»5«, at two o'Tiooi In tlve aXter- • Pet Shops • uxt U\M> prtMa -J< t::.- of aakd day. • IGNITION-CARBURETOR, etc. g by the ni^tomr on I«-OJ»T All that tnwr. or paroat of «tt4_ notice; bads rnuat b* atMloawd lr. and beUvg m UM» BVroo«h General Repairing • Floor Covering* • aealed envelop** baaruif live ratr,* MARFAK Lubrication BIRDS FIT SUPPLIES and addrew erf tlva bidder and n«nM> UiUon aiia »ta>va of Hew J««w>r of rr«d nn th« outjildc, trlrlrimnKt u> HMJINNrNU nt a [XiUlt oil t.'ir CR. 3 »7W «* Morris Aye. E. L FinERER SUMMIT PET SHOP WtUUtn Ruaau, Txnroatit|) CUrt and run-Jwity akte of UixmtAUi AvaiuM. M. urn*; be areonipanlwd by a cartif>* aaid «.p!etrieivt«Ty MirtJi i7 decrees « minutea »*w- CYCLE & SPORT SHOP apaclftc»itl.jn«. coptea of which wUI b* feet to aj\ Inwi; th«noe I4I IVKT'-S Cl. 34212 fumlahatl on ajii FlOOt ING you're on vacation to fiiraWi bond from a Bondlu« Coin. •ouU) 74 iie«rr«i 57 mluvtra wasl 10O 1 •! Parti Repain Sales Service I»n? axithorlMd to do buainnw Ui (eat. the!>ne (fl, noutb 1 rt»y«* '.1 ME. l-fitt till* Suite fcr th« fuH ainouivt, id UM>, mtninea v«at 40 feat; thane* l?i north WT Broad St.CR Shop-Eff Horn* S«rviet m MAIN ST. OIATHAM contract pstoe. : tl chin«ea IS mintitaa eaa' «! M fee* KING GEORGE INN Rllh i t Ktn'-ile Asphalt Tile Bf in RMr W Bn la r«e.erre< to r*)«at anr or j to an h»«»; U>«af« Hi awitti 18 tl«* FOR RESERVATIONS, CALL • Building Materials • off HUIit4« AT*. •T 1 Tile p rrtpMon > tn nororrtwvpe wi'h a a-nr. urn OfW BOtf * •«*. Rt. .'.27 Ml RFTHFL RD. WAtlEN STEPHENS-MILLER CO. Bap*. » r«T made t>r Jotvn J. K«Ma. BMtrreJecr, It AJL «• W>JI. 9x9 (slight secoodiV. .«• ..21c «a. ; CLOSED MONDAYS Complelo Una of • ARMSTRONG LINOLEUM • PHOPOSKU OHDINANCI known a* No. «'6 Uountaln LeROY BALDWIN AN OROINAKCI en*DUaUtia; a Oode FIRTII A ALEXANDER SMITH »IIMIIIIM>tHIIMI>HIIIHHMMM BUILDING MATERIALS • PLUMBING retulatlti* awl ocmtioLins th. l<«-a- There U due approxlma*eir ITBMa* • CARPETS • tton and ooaatruooofi. *j;ejv-i.vit lni«ff*a< from Ao/ruet !S, I9M «s mxta Morris Ave., I'aiaa, S. 1. • JOBBING defining nen*,ln *»immlii« poola M Ai^x Ctti>4>)>e41. AtteriTf •a, S^*—Mat*. 2:M, Than. * **b Thome MVrdock 8-23SC It Greenfield Ave. CR. 7-MSS ant f 11X114 ixMUuiUea for ftejrt *> 3ff. O« 4. M F«M Ml 3d Sen-ice Bureau oriN ruts., son*. 2i BE IT ORDAJKED BT THI BOARD WOPOSALS ANTHONY HMIA OF HEALTH Of THI CITY OF flVM- HH!" BUSINESS SERVICE BUREAU MIT. CX>UNTT OK UNION, STATE Cr NOTICT IS HIBIKBT (i th.i* Fuel Oil • Jobbing Promptly Atonitd To NJTW JERSEY. •e.ilml *\» «f A'jnr»v ' CRestvlew 3-SSSS, 1-88S9 Eastern Fuel Company and <«>ero.U<»n of awvminir.H .Itrror. IUWI L<-^-i» A»en\;« EntnnaJon In FUEL OIL 8HEET METAL WORK laouaiice o: p«!rnuta to lor*;.- we City >>f Suuimh :n tlii- Cf.uutr • • AV Mcnxwrr CA/TT NOW KAYING Tara SATURDAY 1 CHESTNUT AVENUE *:i<1 corjtt.ruct. iJtfr or <>per»t.. wim* Ciuim, V.'Ji a BlUinil!M>iis roiuir»'.< PHOTO orrsrr nttwnwo 24 Hour Delivery nung pools, and d«ciMnti« and de'ni- Trix> SM-3 #urf»i* D^"!i » U*CMU:\. aUlhb*Be CR. S-tlZS !!i'.ii*.:'. ••tlMi.i** »!nf Macadam fAiin'A«tlf>n .H.'- tioaa la h«T«by adopted, imnnumt w> ORI>rK BT PSOVB—PAT BY MAIL. Chapter 1». l»50 iWSit. »» 3-«9 1 to »')ii.ir<- .vxrtl*. aiul ojieiied >n<1 r»»<1 Sales & Service • Real Estate • in pi!>'.!•• aft City H«Oi f»n CX-v.-Oer «, MAILINO TTPB SETTWG 99« 1 A copy of «alerrtr. T!i»> approtin^V (jjsutiti-* aj* aj ,k.. S«rUon 2. The iwld r«1f i*tablislied Telephone Answering Service MICONE AGENCY •olio»»; -».;;«•'.-4. XII STEPHENS-MILLER CO. Works Assiduously nnri adopt^l by thU Ordtnajic* U ( :) M C\; Tel* R.->»«1W»T d»-.»cvlbed atxl eomTnoniy kccnai M *rth. ! FUEL OIL On The Sale of Your House. th.< ' ,=»w)mniinf Pool Code of Ne» ( J> 2AJ IM.'. It-. Or*n.W bleu n r ;-n • Carpet Cleaning • List It With Us. ». I» Un n. ;J Con- | 3. TtirM ooptM orf th» a&kl OIL BURNER FIRE INSURANCE rrev* Pll>- ui piaoe 3M Sprinf field Are.. Summit, N. J. f Foot Oode of Hetr .i«n»^ ( «) 8" L'« Ft. 18 Retnforowl Cor.- XH'tM'tUDI Sales it Service • C«Mi" haxe tx«n pl*r«d on file m crrt« PU>» in jiv* •••••• H U1UU k t%» UHWS BEDROSIAN'S CR. S-M00. !i\t offiee"of" U>» awxr«c«ry aod Clark c 5> 4 Drop Injeta T>T>* "B 3t KnswD Flaw CR. 74030 of tl-J* Board of Health upon Uw In- i Si 5 Existing M*nfKT:» Hp«ii raa"O Attractive Values in -.!>X)-IM.1OU of tlit» Ordinance and WIJJ 2'j ' to grad* re.nnUi on file m asOd o/flo* for tbe I T\ 'M St -W*||.to-W»» Carpeting Mt.~'r-'«---rij'-BT~.-.•••-KT-J Thoro-Cle aning tARRY-MAY ( !>» iVi T'.>i'.a Bnnii.ll. • J* ' Jtrrf Repairing ROOFrNG WCiiS NASSAU LINE SIDING - GUTTERS 4J aweever. New Ta* « Storing SUN. • MON. • TUtS. SOT. 23 - 24 . 25 Re-Fitting LEADERS COMMUNITY Re-Laying Guaranteed Call CR. 3-5352 421 SpirtngfleM Ave. 24 FRANKLIN PL. WATCH—JEWELRY lf«iia lour R—rtmtiun* Thru: While the Gty Sleeps SUMMIT. N, J. DAILY AT t:S«-7:90-t:l» PJW. Ten top stars! Ten peak performances! Phone: CR. 7-0SM • Service Stations • tontlnuoni RAT. and SIN. Pcnilstn Travd lurtou MOn FUMING • 20Kf SWKfB-WMW BWF-WQWS REPAIRS 7 l««ckweod Rtod. Summit ? ZOTTE'S ESSO SERVICE NOW THRU SATI RDAY • Chimney Cleaning • CR. 3-1313 • m mmi t.-m m m • iwes m - $ * Reasonable r-«-.i». FPITZ LANG , avi NATALE CHIMNEY CO. Prite* €sso -VOFEAURE — Built • Repaired • Cleaned T!MS is the Time of the Year to • Fm$t Service Ca< - Oil . lubrication "FOR YOUR CHILD'S |<-lean and Repair Your Chimneya F«r Prompt Net-rite. ... also Fireplaces. Why Not Call Call CR. 3-9727 BIRTHDAY PARTY" RANDOLPH ^w And Protect Your Family eor. Broad, Ashwood & Morris Ar. •• d Rome For the Long Hard Spar-Wing Pun, I a Hi and Comtdy '•Vinter. • Stationers • Maqic with Liv* Rabbiti, Dovti CR. 3-M1S — Frt» Souvtnin —• SIEGEL'S CLUB — CHURCH — BANQUET • CoaJ • STATIONERY SHOP Ev#ryon« tnjoyi a Magic Show Office h Home Stationery EASTERN Mark Crosi Leather Goods SANDORSE WtO. tfcm SAT. SKPT. 24 • 27 • 21 • 2V •* GreetlDg Cardi THE MAGICIAN FUEL COMPANY CR. S-2340 "Joan't Bent Since !•., HIGH QUALITY COALS • Lamps Si Shades • 37t Sprinifleld Arc. ELtsob** J-4tIt 'SlilHreH Pierce'!" Clip K4 tm r»»«r» for Prompt Deliveries —Kay Camrrofl. Nr»» Call CR. 3 0001 Jerry • Television • Ci -•'^ 239 Broad Street Summit Cataliaa Lam* MoaatinR f SUMMIT RADIO & IMlOr* IN POR A LARtl imrt SHADES JOAN CRAWFORD "STEPHENS-MILLER CO. APPLIANCE CO. POiTrON OP R&AXATfON! rootenlnf • Cortiwi !• Amthorlnd D*altr Tor •• rajorabk CTMtaf la I r.LUE COAL •tflrtriof Or**r AUTUMN LEAVES Laaan la Stork • Shadr* la Stock Dtl MOM • RCA • PMleo (riendlr, bospftaW* atnotpfaert, K "PPERS COKE FUEL OIL GirTi yoa'U ftod we Bt Iks MD p«rfa«]7. 4M lprlB|fl«M An. Inmrntt BUILDING MATERIALS »«-l»« Central »»e. WeetfleM Oar food and 4riaks art npcrbi »cfo*i Street— CR. M33S ear aenrk* itft ••4 fraefcmt. ml CUff *0U*T10* Russell Place CR. T-WM i, MT Come, visit M MM. TM'D aiaka "|OJX«no« uittoi went • LaaDdries • Wallpaper • MIUND O'HJUU ai • "mut" for fitan latca. YOURS TO TELL COMY'S HILL CITY PAINT & CUIH Otaner temd froa for H«TMftona. 4;M MUM. si\r» tat* WALLPAPER CO., Inc. RAINS * FURNEMfX SfiCIAl KIDOIf SHOW! WHAT YOU SELL! LAUNDRYCRAFT DnPont . D«teh *«r Pratt * Lambert Information Call .. . Oai C»0 thmt M TERRY DEMPSEY'S CocktaH lor SAT. MAT. AT I P. M—AMOn md COSTIUO— LAl*NT>RY DRYCLEANING PAINTS Advertising Dept. AH Maket' of ffaHpiprrt BsSon MorHfl Avt. * Morrfi Yvtuplkt. Rup Ckanirg - Fur Stnrspe "MEET dAH. KIOO' PIM UH •! CMor Sfrtafneld Ave. CR. .192C CRtstvltw 3-4000 SUBSBM AT*. Cl. M«H AIR CONDITIONED HftP WANT1D-JVMALE HBJ WANTID-flMAU HOP WANTtt-HMALI HHJP WANT1D PEMAU HKP WAMTID PMALI THE SUMMIT HERALD, THURSDAY, SEPTEMBER to STENOGRAPHERS AVON CALLING MAUI PORSAU SAU WOMEN WHO Nf" Beginners k Experienced SALESWOMEN 00001 CHRISTMAS MONEY BANK TELLERS TO BE TRAINED IN rat o j nuamAXRE. Full time 40 hour week, part tin: If you have ever thou#s: of 1 c repr—errilng Area in your mitmt, UUibam, ecu OPPORTUNITY KNOCKS! TECHNICAL 10 to 4, 11 to t Fridays, or also BOOKKEEPERS of bi;!i£ iui! II' j»*rl nine j>JMUi>iis 7:i Rrc*d St.. Ne«'»f£ i •*>«•*—8:30 Ui 5. Write age. «jualfi- HOUSEWIVES "— exp fx pi-It'...:.* in or.r ot 1 rations tnd saJ.irr d*»trer typists, non-typist*, and '.'.in cjuti:rv'« ie*. * Kempt'r' Iruuranc* offer?. 6:1-the -job 1 S;.. MlUbura. A;>,iruir.;«jea for px>:*-,r>!,..•<-.« C'.tib. PBX All training ami carper-'Opportunities for »:ni'»^r.(p:ir.figure*. . . CAIX OH VISIT oatloo» «• B»i OolJ OS 3t7 8prtn«IUiW AT,. -^ifStn. Frt. » a.m.-4 p.m. alert, attractive *!>- COAT ^ Tej CR : Tuee Bvr * Sat lr.t«rt»ws i>y »ppf. CASHIER w»w*d in grooenr «tar«. 13 to 14. Perfect Condition. *7S- ' OOUJ5CT CA1XS ACCKPTKD TO: lent working conditiooi. *> Jsyar . Same WATER Mftemr. " S*3 fruit Center. 49 Chith»m ltd.. CuUlg-in Autommtic, ! CCRBSTVIEW 3-«M0 EXTS 3511-3!!! Short Kl'J* DH. »-28fT7. For mtere^tinf work in • m >.l«rn a a-conditioned building WH1PPAVW T I-'/KIO !•<:.. 224S CHATHAM CANDLE Corp. Oniy H38.S8 durh^ BUSCH & SONS EXPERIENCED rcnua tor ;«m*r»l Wave* W^k. 8*e It «• & with a pntgressivp company which offers excellent wages, um *manx: S; Chatham I £EZ>ROOM suite. Uvlag roam suite. uj Sununit. Cail Culli<»ii 1 419 Springfield Ave., Summit like catldren liberal employee hcnWs»\ rn\uu.ful cal^tena, 5 day 36'» hour BELL UK i-i>» j dtak. cnUd'a outdoor irm. OR. 3- tor liilofmia CR 7-2121, Mr. Dunning 7:JO. 2. «eek. app)y~at S1NOKR vacuum TELEPHONE BZAL WTATE &ALBsraon.ir MAHOGANY bedroom cat, Oaikml*!. condition I2J. O E. WANTKD twin b'Cb, 2 chtwU of dr*WM» MS. CR. 7-4474 after 5 p.m. H&P WANTfO—MALI HfLf WAMTID—MAU 'Ott •'-'•«*' TOO co«:a aril r»*l «•- LUMBERMENS-MUTUAL CASUALTY COMPANY * tf 'TO'a h»T» • car, c*n «•»-•£ LABORATORIES ZUB* as4 Jive !9c*Ur. «'• b«ve EXCHXJBNT tor club, attic* or T*~ I Murray Bill, K. J. iKeur Summit) for Use rf*b* p»«y. mkls or c?pti6n room. M&bosanT t*bJe, 34 1 On Mountain Aretine I U I It M*h. Ojod ootvdHUon. CR. Whlppany. N. J. (Near Mornitowii) 3-8173. ELECTRIC range. 40". OPERATOR pletedy *moma,Uc. pu»h Uutto- 'i mile Kratih ot route 10 G. A. Allsopp, Inc.PAJfl Vtawriui cdi*lim. drum ttU«, trol. Exoellant n35. Perfrot co:xlVt:.jn CR ; JCEMPER INSURANCE ; ]mmcdiate Opening S ?: am LEAVINXJ STATE, oon«*uta cA -'•-m. an experienced IBM operator. This man should have at least OTKS 8CXDAT AXJL DAT r QuaUt? furniture esodlent condi- KfUST 8BUL-MOVISO. Junio- d Bt'cchwood Road Aat DtKore-itDt Forest, Summit, X. J-J'.. . I r° tion. r»4son*ble. 7 piece b«droo*n room: Mr.eh; fcmi'.ca It"•*•'-'•- 3 years experience on 402, 604, and other auxiliary set. witi.1 »oSa. chain, a*.-*re*j>ry, ihroti^'h Friday* \ M. u .VOO P Junior Bookeeper "*--*• tabdeM. lamp*, draipe*. oriental aatfl machines. Must have background in wiring. Excellent op- si. •• cioro&siic rug£. hc*n*e antlQueA. clilrtf •"n»• >. Old muhLuhxl firm. OonTeuleat- portunity for qualified person. Many benefits. i dinner »H. OE teletiaion. Weetlng- »—M1SCEIXA.NEOIS !y loonled l?V0 bu» ptm*» o ir TD« 1 to I P.M. AMW»er hangt and other l-t«na. DRexei 9-2782. deUtery Pruc&tQxno'a Preacr-) •*' iiOlHt'.ee. 33-hour we«k. Ciba Pharmaceutical Products Inc. r EMTLOTM04»».„..-. T WANTEO- ^ _ Bwlai: -wdto ^ Center. Summit. CR. 3-7171. "'•••• and f APPLICATIONS TAKEN Sumtmu other oomptny btne^'t*. |00O MorTIS Summit f STSADT 3«K »r i>ae*aoin vanted | eonuK»to radio, bureau. email poarjo SKLZ to • or t PM Noc atutdquea. Call CR. 3-2171 be- Brtata of Dr. A. P. HcOane -. I 40 II«mr Week CB. 9-prBCE walnut dining »ult« ld& Lampn nnd lamp uliidtw 4- s, ,^. . CUBIK TTPISrf up to »'«. Our new f«.u atonk > -j > liberal Starting Katr MAIL CLERK •mta. Oood condition. Priced PROCTER & GAMBLE Win, CHVB osdennuKklzif cure to fl«. OR. 7-40M. Are rot! bet wen ti*» a#a« of ' tor broa4do«h, «c; aaUn, We; __t 1 FOR GIFT DEPARTMENT 40 »nd 40 end reoelTtnt • r*> MUST BAORiriOC pair « ouatom •110; nrlon. »9c; oootaot, Me; tt»ement Incomer If you out FLOWER SHOP «tsr or -weak, rtf • mad* olob OxHn wtti mawchtng rubber, ahredded, Me per Ib : m. ' In Garden Center. 'paoa our rigid phyiteaJ exem- m BIKi ottoman. WHl lnotud* euattoca tal- oloth. 48-tn., Me; similar a**lri« "tr Permanent paaetloti. Qood mlary. inMJon. ire offer you 4 stood Full or part-time. Call at tered aUp oo^an. BwwUiemt eondl- wool. atlk. Ham, nylon, dacrwi <*'. GENERAL CLERICAL position and training *m a «4an. CHeatmut S-MH. 1cm, drapery, upholatery. tuidal fa'o-c» . BRECK'S HOME k GARDEN photoffraphle machine openautor Marmon'i Flowers "Do It Vouraelf" aooeasoilee ajvd - '. In «ir lar*«, well-known 713 Morale Ave. Spranvfiatd J COUPUffTE rootna of furniture. Will tlona from BaMa, Dan Rlrer, Bo-, I CE^fTER tndtuatrlml l«tx>r«itorr Ux»e.t«tx>rj, Sormm&chrr- v*Mrtt «ad ftnwt mrktod oon- la (tartan Omntm. oorera. Thavrtr r oafrlajpa, Bt«b ooair. Warerty ete. AdTanoe, Bwtterlck Mr- dttlon*. ftond four MWU to: Permanent emplcrmeot. Ooo4 aaJar*. AH IIn good oondttten. DReml »- OaU, and BUnpUiity pavtMroa; Vocui HIGH SCHOOL GRADUATES SALESLADIES Box 5M. »uaMa*t Herald 91*7. and MOOM Royalas Pamtera Svrrir* i BRECK'S HOME * GARDEN DaVTB fW- Open eToalntjB to 10 P.M.. BILQCUI '-' or pert time for noml mim •A—OABOIM turruBi work, ttovn oonreoiaauy ao*tlom» are oe* «»«ti«b> rhM will elre roti on the job Marrta Tanrfkm MUIkara RICH land top aotl. WSO per ATTENDANT minimum 1 yard*. CR. 3-01M er CR. ORATOR OITPPUBB, oppoute Aiafr- * for future tdTinfftmnni in our r(m!lnti»tu rapaualon Im«nl a-lMl nny Milk Bern on lit. 10, enwano* or. 6tert your f»«*r re nice penslnn a>»t«nj and ocber frtnee beae- AFRICAN notata. AU atoea from •tart- Air-conditioned office and penooaMty. Steady job, i da^a a Ata. Apply at: ar ptanta to ahow epeolmana. rre*h- TWO ruga itnth nag ouahlane, t x :i -. B«tit«r than arer Columbia School glaaa Curtalna 'WV'i, I d«ota-tc in..... liroup lifo in.surancc iot eomeone really eertous about : nac««HHr>'- ortviwr vu«o »nx««« i^»^* u ,.,,.. B • . Woman «UI bator alt Farm, Hamorer Rd., Flortianij, Park, maUnf $30. to $.V). each wee*. Ouar- ) Pelrf f^ravtloM arul holtdaya. Appl? PUinfltld Av». Berkeley aatwdaya Oood re(- N. J. w. » rwrw my*t«7 booka 106 eerhT tiroup hospitalnation ' antead commlasloiia and bonuaea • In tiemMi. D. a»»tn«ft«*d ME. 5-24M. Rooted ouWtaaa for Unique profit-».harinjl i>Un paid waeUr. Far Information nil ». jr. PACHTaAMDftA. MurAook 1MM alter • p.m. ESSEX ELECTRONICS ANDERSEN PONTLAC faU r"-»-**r K0 for r.OO. WX. >• BABT carriage, oollapadbla atorklir.t Generous illness allowance plao . Are. MALE pl-u* mattreaa. tM CB. 3-40M Paid vacations LEOAL aianofrapher. • dar week. 100T WANTS: AZALEA a*l9-J0o. 70c. «U»: beautiful Bprlncrteid Areniie, ImngKra Oen- BUS DRIVER »»tr*iinanle Job. Kemr OARDBN tractor. Brtgga * »-.r*v.-- M.*J« planta. Aaaiea aotl. « InMhel. Cold U HP. engtoe; 6" dirt pk>»- nr Holidays and many otlter paid absences t«r. BHan 2-0091. Apply In p«a»cm a* *ara«e. CR »-OCT7 frame VaaU. W Tane a took. Brtng 1:0 Urtngarton AT*., New l¥artdenf» LUBRICATION MAN •now plow, 8-e.Amg oulttrator '?' 1 HOU8BWIVHB '31. part time, houre to , AK eg work cteaniog atTtcm your frimd or n«i«lhbor. Selling lawn mower ajid Mt<*. »11 In ivc Light mechanical ability and Socnea. also aerfluc dinner par- •Terrthlng. Pleaae brlna; baakoi. shape for W0. UE. S-MM. (.'all or drop tn to CTJW.U«» ault. No experience ittctmmrj. WorS m office. Oao make S3 per hour. Oall Ue» AKflaUa ewan£naa. Saturdaiw. Ti»vl», 13 North Bauma Ot. lirtnga- . • carter « 1 CLERK - SHOP ton. fos- tnterrteTT. Mr. CoUliu. CR. 3- AUTO PARTS MAN Refweeees. MOMock 4-Xm. BABT crib, baaaliwrtte. anal*; good etc.- BARBBUtT Medfe, 1 ft. hagh. mttoa Ciiil CR 3-0157 after I p.* Toting man to aM aa aaatotaRt to tak* care of atock room to ahop foreman In modem re- 0M13. 1642 Harley DaTldeou. Oood oondit:< n. EXBCCTIVI! aeeretunua, eouKXeeoera. POR SAU CR 3--5OTT. H8O •rttli I-flOUBBHOLO OOOOI Allstate Insurance Co. A Marrlatown JE. 0-3900. mme Mcpfrtw.^ d'Mdred. To MOBILE GAS MOV1NO SOUTH. Sk.1 »uAt. mn prooaaa Job ord«ir». obtain aaip- p'..»« and m*>rl.Js. roniplla Hot Point Atwonwtlc wa«hln« m»- 12. ChUd'a cUak. end ta-blea, *.!. MOWl MN AVF, MinHAV UU.I BABY «:id molh*-re hripw STATION ATTENDANT equlpnwnt. CR 3-M34. or artrnioon*. five davs ' •Tinnnai^M - SBCRTTART. vpttgbX ptaOO. Mok- chiin». J year* old. Perfect. CMB. Opportxinl'.y V> ix-cotr.* Full time or part time eve nines cbatn. table*, china and brie- onndttion • M i i Three !yiil<« a TV-ook Tr*n»r>^rtatlon » rranUla Pt CR 7-44* NEW batoy butter higheruwr. Who.r Sprtnitflrid Sun Box TL. f*mUlar urtrh plant engineering WeBttnftww** T* nrfrlgeraftor 88 tale prtoo. CR. 3-4076 aftn- « PM op*r» CLBRK-TYPIST Un'.Tenul O«a range. Exeea«nt CRIB, grey Rtorkltrw. txcHltw, ex To do mlaceUanocnia typing, all n*oea> APTLT UON TO FR1 10 AU-4 TU an«a. BOBWO rocter. candtuom -• - •& rtttlon US or b«at off«r. OR 3-«7 ci Kattery gas rarjp* *S CLERK - TYPIST SALES CLERK »*ry ruing and to handle *ll null Mu§t h«ve good mechanical ability, Terry «*- »scei«>2.ooBMno*» and COLD44POT r«frtf!«r«tior, tn goxi *<«•*• CELANESE Hot Point Autoawtte waahtr. Only ln« ordrr, W0. 10f)i Vliyln «••>• Typing, ihorthand. in sen1 ice 'lc Apply: AmerlOMn Alunvliium Oo. (Cur "»^» Runr Jwr appaintrrurT.t. 3 year* old •» 230 Shcfflrfd «.. worabed blartc eua/t. alw 12 *-• Full Time CORP. OF AMERICA ; Andersen Pontiac, Inc. j 90 gallon gaa hot waiter h«*ver. Ex- 81»e 8 gray flannel'»iilt. CR. S-TW ptrtment. Monday through Friday Mount«lnidde. N. J. MORRIS COURT. SVUiSTT, N. 3 oellent cxmdttton » • 311 Sprtn»fl«l11 oarrtagre, rumwr, r>-, STEPHENS MILLER CO. Apply In a. SWITCHBOARD OPERATOR Q.« I oubte foot rafrtg»rMor. Bi- ooax* aim 10. dtahea. enc. CR 3-'?.v To handle ewitchboard and do mVae«I- AUCTION SALE cellant oorttlltlon 1<» M RUIMU n. Summit CR 7-oo;o Charline's Drug Store Uiieoua trptog. Only awitcbboard M- GROUNDMEN 10 A. M.. Saturday, Sept 22 IRONRITE ironer, $30. Tvro nwi r.> LATHE HANDS LaundarBU automatic ira«h#r ... 75 oah4iMit«—standard eta*, tap. !»»»' SlfMd Are, Rummtt men, u> work on XT'. Prljldatre automatic wut*r. Re- A,pply: Amerloan Aluminum Co, arallattle for man 14" aoajkrw lathee. Must be good oo rlz«. 17. imfMvt'e foidlng bed. HO. | MATH. & PHYSICS Tbc eat*:* of Sfca. Bkub Braen. 100 oondttiooed ..."•» DRexel «-25M * no shnrneid at.. «*i*h interest In outdoor, cloae Wilermaoe work. Jobtttnaj abep Central AT*. Mafflwi. Tbe entire ABC autmmatte waaher W MAJORS - MINORS CASHIERS N. J maintenance and lanrfaoaplnt experience preferred. Oood aalary Cam. •toek at Mra- Aman% antique abop ARCHIE BUT8 AND BELLS irork. Muat hare aome tncnrl- pan? baoedtta. OoarmoCmxi lccatloo. aod NKaaaEtotd efleaba. EASTERN FUEL CO. Oriental rug, 178; maple FOB SdSNTIFIC WOHJC CUBRK-TTPIST •dff* of mechanical gardantnc Apply m Broad At. Bummlt CR. 1-00M bad, OS; pair captain'e orulra. I1.*'5. Tour oUlea-e tralnloc In nutli- Part Time Help Wanted rull time, to do checking of equipment. Tear round work OTTO F. SANG, Auctioneer OPEN mrarmos vtiorage trunk. $3; ced walniK hu*c.v em artloa or phyak-a imajm i>r mlacelUtveous tj-plng and dictaphone at Ideal laboratory locution. WM. KRATT CO. AMPLE P1U9E PARKINO 132: om 300 picture framea. 2V ar.c minor i may q\uv:if>'' tou !>ff Dav Slilf4—ThuredATa. rrlrt»j« and • »-i-rVt 9W> Johnaon Ft. Vntcm WASHING MACHINE. up. Lota of clam, chin*, brie-a-br»-- p'.M-MIMnirt on one of mir rr- Situranva, « AM w 4 PM Apply: American Aluminum Co. Ca'.l or rtMt Uon.-IVl.. I a m -J p.m. furniture, some antiqii'*. B';r-- e^Ai*oh or t rr.fn and «*o*n<-n «•HIMIWI in , N. J. LIAISON -r day W • ' a »'ld* Tnrmy of M-lMltl'lC ;>; v HJ9CTRIC rar-ge. ocuMa oren, 4 opportunity for eapartenaed BO1~S f-X! btryde. Good coodi- J:R | WOMEN for part time, no experience *-000S old. 1139. CR. 7-1400. ftrooery e^ore in MsyorartUe. MI. Thla la your iipiKWtu nlv to r::- i neeeesary. work In office tn 8um- BELL man ramatar wlih ehop record*, quataa. i:4P f>! a •, i>- NATIONAL GROCERY CO. i time and cost mxird*. abC* to"ttaadle 1-iy the «f1lfl!r.At!(*B ! suit. Can imk" 13 p«r hour. Dull for 1 11/**I"W 111 ouatonwn. Ti-p'.n* receiaary. Ifttereat- I" 8T ROSE or UMA La/dlva AJJQ:>.T "'ilk'ritturt>.i!i ' .M Ave S.nnin'. .. N J TELEPHONE I in« poslUan for rUW. man. Oood ail- j HUP WAMTP — MAU AND If MAU I Aninwl Ruminac* Sal« bflrlf ^" WAITRESS wautfd for day »-ork. No I arv. company beneflta. eanTenlen: jo- i" | M thru S?;:t. 19 "at 1T4 E«»x >r. to D.\r^'» Martort. Huiim I AM " T>l»». B»T< 'A .S.i! In' tiy .iji?1 i*p!iiUflHcl Avf., Summl;. Call CR LABORATORIES ! •j !> PM Clothing, Wmti-Ef. ••'• C.UJ.^ A(VH'IFI) IO TYPIST - CLERK Murray Hill. N' J i'Near Summit» WM. KRATT CO. , io-.Uf.ioid appllAncffl atich M »>^" | Rf'qu'.rM *vji.Hi; rviwrlFlu'e and .wlip - (On Mount.iin Ave \ ; 965 Johnaon PI —-Uatac ' B. ALTM-AN & CO "::gr Machinea, Tacuutn clft:1^* '• :<-nil', v t>r si*imrnl i<:flcf olevi-.il »J!il»mp. baby crlto. w 8-IKKIKK!! . K.s !J* Exprrlem-fKi. Reccat SALBS RJCPRQHETATn"B. The Mutu*; • Munt,. Pfrnuiip:st pust-.ie.n « and flojr litnipa. • j.:.;ir'l:.K r»ti- Accident nnd Benefit Llf« Inamranc« Co. naa a:: HAS CHOICE OPENINGS DRUG CLERK ' operang for a nun. 1} to 45 >ooC- ST. PETER'S Thrift Shop.\»4 Z W- BELL- •nMvi'il. .-..irir:i-.»l and lu«iH : ':'* :i\ ('.•wiip.inv Ap:»'.v In u b«lrj- attter for lege ptwf«TOdK a«okinc a career a* PlMiaant avenue. lln Or . '.fi'iilUiiif ft'i !n:rrvli-w •...uni; t liUdrvii 2 or 3 ai'.^riiooout a P'.iil time; w*p a life Inauranoe aa!eaman; ooantierr ' AVAILABLE IN J TuMdaya. 10 30 am. to 3.10 wvrlt Cftil CR. 3-A479 tralr.irui, suarentwd Income Wrte t - aold oni TELEPHONE ApplT in pereom Riohird C Wernw. 233 BroMtiraT. j Kcuffcl & Ksser Co. c-rot-hetwl tjedsijrrat. .'Si*— Voun^ full or p.i'r*. time ! ! Suite 836. X Y.C. 7 or phone DRexr! 6-4991 l THEIR NEW SHORT HILLS STORE 9-.VT73 a«CT pl«no. OE refrlpcra-ur Wlilppany. N J iNr»r "AVON CALLING" j Department. Part tune eanpior** 1 FOR HCI'.tl. ' a SALESMEN-PART TIME I Sporang Ooxte Department. in i Women Who'Need Money TKRVFX OAS Rp/rl(t«r*t<». O l ttcoKtii. Ii i*'.\ or Cf«nn.»ri prr- ir il<>'.'iu.tl : i- Av.ui (Mjiin^tV** and Tou c*n finioiy B«-!:iati this SUMMIT HARDWARE SELLING, NON - SELLING ("••Ion. DRMU-1 »-4^»3 OKcxal 0-2JZ1. uti'it" evenlnju and Saturday*. If TYPIST-CLERICAL JX>'.I ilie mcrtlng pec/ple jv>u *re {or 35> Sprlnjcfleld Av^. iiADY CARRIAOB8. l»*tihH!rt i- ':.!:; \M I A\,MI IS tiii:iv>r.a'.!*r ad- STKNCKIRAPH1W. O!ir June Ciiadu^lc Prcterrpil - >- I A't :» I TV fhoi.c PL «-(«kVi . ito C« n yau UBC MO ui aJO t*r^ pw REAL Batata Mlaam&n. exparteoccd. PART TIME, FULL TIME :r. .%•.*. rum. wardiobe. Very <".f'.i"e. ulr-t,.n truin biit you miurt hive for old eat*Niched Rmtitor ofllce 1-. • DRfVd fl-2T«7 Publishing 4 Invrvlewk »ncl lKt In r,nf.* m .iifiTf»Rlr« perexdality. PIMje.nl ir^y summit. Re.tl oppocrunity! Kr.'e ~YOTNCTLADTES (31 " for te*cti«rt aaid »rth« rduca-Wd prr- Box Ml. Summit Herald, for coa- < IF YOU ACT NOW 4—Mlvn.llfr All peri*«•••. Interesting — challenging oppur V»6 Herald. ji riare «tr» lncom*. Call WE. flde-nftal lrrterrley. I 54. PART TIME (lays. DR. 9-277* erenin«ra. diilon. «-4O»l: lunity—in pleasant—modern—up COMPANION and MEN1 Do you "runt a part-time ?.«1- 1 DH.UXE' i.r»nor with »tt»diiiH-i.'J tc-date — air conditioned olfic. !.idv, .,nwll !loa? Would you like An ultra tZO ASflI>«TA.NT bookk«iper and clerk. J- j V'M» condition. Roatomablr. en Lunch Itooin U hour luncli)—j >»Ulon* «r» .Supply Co, "i Summit Arc , 9urn- •ion* and bontiara crery urae you ' 19—MC8KAL and Insurance Benefits—Year Kml ,»v,ii;,»Mr in air c.iml:t'..ined olflrr i\' •tvoir our product. For tnformAUia GIRLS AfM-..» lniur. .vn Avi pnv p.ild h.-Uta'.«. \,-o»"lcrrx (U»edi .... nvf> r«"uiml (l,i v~ Trli'piKKic Mr Kti ipp » time. Oh.v.h.un Ka».> Sprrtowiter. 183 L»firitiirMi-t<1 AT n, rUolev }lru>i'» p •;-.ll cli^A. Stimnilt C\iiva< Co. 233 r-..ijvf m S:IOL^. H1U-- St.. TRUCK DRIVERS HELPERS * CainbcU Blond INTERESTING' Posmb.N '" \'-.U.Mf i Miat drlw. Steady work, good pay. plus additiona: I DISHWASHER Oorswle ... PABT TIME A »;.\i:i -r..r.u I'--- S-4M5 iif'fr 5 i->'r-A>Jj OENTOtAL helper tn ranraa shop, employee benefit*. Apply at 100 Sum- Hammond Chord in p»nn.>n i':i >;,<•>• FOR YOl'NG MARRIED WOMAN numrr.'.'. CVnra* Co. 233 Broad ti'. , ! . manent. Apply COOK. lUf.'. hii n'lilte. mit Are. Chatham. ', U-immond Spinet Orpin of rhf R;:» B Al'.in.in Co, Sho". s.tvtiv* '.t'.'K. Sm Pr.indeni.** Office. -i 1 p(*r.cr.trd. cuiT-frr rp 160 il'l' ]>!..if.iii' « ck:n»; ivu: eTtirCojrrt PleiWwtu: w.iin, twth. per- »torr. Apply In peraon If. J. TL*er, j Rental Purrluiae Pl*n AvuAi" U;no. apply BQ-Rlte 3?4 Ulllburn avenue. UUlbura. a.s*'iH)'v mirk nt hc>:in. t.x;i--i<«i.-i' '>ir. n.*- i*i..pn:hil .Apply i-.-tn.il TV t».-K«it H!ll«. N J Cx'A d St NO NIGHT OPENINGS AI.TEMHBG PIANO HOI St S U!i..w<'«ar5' CROWN Iij'hi^ •-.-« II.:; r;-v Si si I'Rcxcl H-40S1T HIGH nohool boy to help wifth re»- tjsc-y w»»t T'.urd. Lrm AIUCIT- 4»: HAN tn »j!*9". In rtock K«oin. : NTRSE si"'- »; nr ldi>ntli»] yurd nrk; SaturdaTa OC'.T EMPLOYEE DISCOUNT i PIANOS, innny riunirtM ni»i.i ,' : OD-lllTf...! CKivl twi :jr drpnndable Mu«'. be "rUlinj and oooadantluu*. J .'I <»»•:] rmn ^,C1 I'hirue 6 p.ir; tinif. »-c»rkin|{ I otork. Expert awrlc*- !>•*'' „ ' COOK jeu«»l l-.,vK»ewvcli-i • • .i" r.i':n .:>.»• Vr 2 adult* G.>xl IM'.- DHfM-1 9-V>i C.V.1 CR. 3-8778 GOOD PARKING FACILITIES > Brtwd St.. Summit CB. 3-7WW u - 1-. RcVrenc-ra Box 333, S.imrrJ- art.i tn. Own TV ]ilea.-ivi)t rvom MIC: >jr.i MJNIIUH pi-.iy, I 9 rt C and run time. Apply tn peraon, Char>a , EMPLOYEE CAFETERIA PIANO, baby grind, i' IOUK r::,- ' •• MCRKTARY. ""fc^peUwit opr**"".'!: i"i ULCKPTIONIST- rVPl-*T !.r CH .1-O4S7 u rr i PM of the Rltz. B. Ai:m*n Co. Short , (litIon, 13100 new—make oflir ''"' lor ifflriwi'. iN»r»*r mituled girl «;*!i HUU. AIR CONDITIONED BUILDING W »-3J3S betwwm « k t V.w arnall rxpaiidtn« Jd COOK. fxp«rl.-r..-!-d ian«t\, l»uat- ; A OOOD steady Job for either IU? «t- Advpr-JjSlm produ'tton p V\y- d»v of- a\.rker Live in. o»n TV Rwfercaioei. ; pgrtemoed rooler or one -rUlUis to STOCK BOY or man Co work :n Re- INTERVIEWS GIVEN MONDAY THROUGH SATURDAY old Oortnan Ttolln. ketpful. Htv^y Box 3M Summit Her- »Vi DRoirtO-wva turn ttw bu*lneaa. Oood «tartln« demptiom Center pan ttme. tm Mar. DRexet 8-090*. .. (Jd. TYPIST and numeoirrapher one hour p»y and axtnuncea on ability, fall ru Are., 8prtnrfl«kl. mornlnga. Mario*. ,1J M»ln HT . Mlll- lnBUiur.oe cor trace & hoaplUl'.naUoii. t:30 A.M. - 5:00 P.M. CLARIIfgT. MO OR. 7-'»»6 VVOMXH for nmukhiif nui<'l)liie end h-.irn Phone CR 3-SvMH fur lnt*rrl»w. TAXI DRIVERS. Full time days. CB TRUMPET—Old» EmbMBUKl"r ~ " aaacmblr work. 4 W 12 ahllt Hlr.tilv WOMAN. Oirn\,v.'i -« 7-(U3J l>*r.»»«e-.i 3 and « PM work, i»lea»iin" .•amuinduv^. (.•••xl Cl.EANlNtl tu\. 1 m.-.-:• ir.^j- Mull \V»d. I DELIVERY rruri rAT.t*4 la srorwr j APPLY IN PERSON ONLY able eohool bmtrumMi*. OM>-* lffiokl Tool A: Ulr Co, ti:'.i«t, J »J Frl Gj.'d »•;: n c.iiidi a. DRext: atore. 5>t3 Frui.: OuiUff. 40 Chu- 1TAZI drlrer wvated. full or aar*. 2 mouth pteora, mutr, .«wr »• i Art, »ptln«lielcl. •-U0M. key». OrKrtoally aia».5O, any «• '•I | bam M. Slur* BUU. OB. »-«77. i tune, LacteWMD* TuL CS. T*U0". DR«M( M8BB THE SUMMIT HERALD, THURSDAY. SEPTEMBER 20. tS FOR SALf INSTRUCTION* USfO CARS POt SALE SERVICES OFFERED SERVICES OFFERED RENT FOR SALE 'winter classes at the ^ |i_DOGS AND PTANO t«*cbar. •XTKZR 1M0 Bute* 2- t~ Already nationally known with * diaporiuton. rwrtsMrwl A.KC, CL&RIKDT lnatraoOob. OaK BID Lu:» by iht * miin'th Rept-il w. rtochar, 91 Old rim Rd DR*td «.nn altar 3 JO em LOST D>« Uwna Top tirestiot representation* in the east at the rAt t-HSB. teniHtiag: «~*o »hrul> work •••-••*"'•- PJUUSBOOK jriMM PlaaM rwve ! P Metropolitan Museum and Mu- KRSOMAl ClUatiM Tram. Co. Summtt. REAL ESTATE FOR SALE 9 k tw i',i \ if Modern Art, John Von WOMJSW tKHfeet (or I PIC iei«t» at DOUINICK CRIERA G«-.ex«J L-.T. i s PERSONAL BROJCtR Sf'K'v-.r IB- BwtaUy Baanattoa. Celt CR. 7-»7» &auk it TTJM CO, Wicht also has had showings at CS scapiDft, maaoc cocUfcctnr, or C*. T-MM. work CB ?.(H4S -— • \ y '• CiM fKhi'Jt Or 2-S640 9AJSMMOOK WW. n«M* ntun u> BRlNCi YOUK iu:UNO~LlST TO ^. ftr.an- the Whitney Museum in N. Y. r. OOBH» I WttX not to*napooatt» « (or any NEW lavs*, ttu-uba and nuarat«mac#. WU1 to»- ywur tr.v c:npl:.g VOUT home. the CKOatn'i TnMt Co.. SummM. : Oo-. y a»ttwi« n 1 CcxnplvM tx«« »ernre. Rotiwrt *- »ar.ou:jc--rr.eci'.' . c.irL,.-n** Cirr ".lC*t»»-jd T! : * B^w-iwooiS Hd. 8'imin!:. CK. 3- resented at the National Gallery Stgort WUlt BBittMKi , Jr.J V B *47 S|>r;rs^r.<-!d kvt . Su*r.mit C"R ''.T."'< OR. J-1743. tt—MASON CON-HUCTOKS in Washington as well as in New h«*» WB I- BAV« you a hotobjrt Fat your aftorta Virk City ind the Newark Libra- IUAO ««miiic *atn tho&e*! If you Mum to PLASTERINO. tod It&tcw Work, brick e*u •*». kMt. oroohat. hock er bnM Traat Co. »ttp«, ws!U abd pttki*. No tot> tno MOVINO. hadllnst fcM M» i-Wai Six Instructors ry. i'.rtf ru««. e*c. ti *U Mil ttaa for W. ft J •mall ClU CH S-H47 5 lo you rot UsforvMrtioa call Often! j Another new instructor. Joe iM pteture erf BALTU8RUL Comtructlon Co atuwa- • >..l';-,l'->n 'S ! r.r, rj Added to Summit J<'n<'s, ha« had exhibiti -ns at the Cr»nu»ctor and builder Sum*, brick BANCK COUBO. Aajr «•* taUfWt. aldewallu A!l typ# ormeret* arork 11—MINTING— DECORATING' Ansnn-N'fwton GaUery in Morris- Drew Boitmfcy. fiaM Yount*. Hi. KJSA6K r»turu to ' and oonctructtou. Ntcbnlaa ftudlat, ' ••• n and at the Callery of the kipniM. ml toy* dalww aprteou •ad Uaut iUaoolMsoa. CR '") D McCBAV ,» StoM-.h' St. rur- Art Group Staff W J.. Book fi P.tp»r!-.,\:,i;-r Pn^r.r CR 3-«J i V^tftT B^ L-al» A »"il a Vk.< f:am \>s)ci.itfd Amcnran Artists in j jL'-ii rhl»#. PxllrrMWt M'ma_J«t*r I »•>'. P?xi:i» OR J-3»C4 With thf opening of thr Sum (• tineo PLJCA6E rvtura to Bavlnei !•—M1SCCLLANBOUB i V Y. C where f'pur <•( his murali USES CAR FOR SALE ER^AN SCHMIDT p-ilr-lr* «-- ,- 1 r wr.i. mit Art Associiti>n's fill sched- p. b'^>l« *• r« POVTIAC. blue a-door. «• u Wo N J. Book H0MK3 Cl.RA.VED rKOM TOP J JJI 1 cbaULrwn. aOHln«w» 7- TO BOTTOM , I -.v»--7.j; ule, si\ instnutors will IK avail- Export Line are on exhibit. ft™ CR 7-4121 POUND : SEDAN. *54 Bngiufc Fond 4-door, WIU Walls, wood work and windows! able for these interested in join- A member <>l Xhe Natiunal A»- aMxtfto*. 3M Broad St. -'L"* ••! paint O B OFHCf FOR RENT WANTED TO BUY C» 3-3348. DOGS . CATS - &• summtt AoinaJ i washed. Floors cleaned anrt waxed j Wh'.'f J- A- ri P'!nUi»"an« !>«•- ing thf group. lociation c( Women Artists, !ifary Bumsiit BarUd U y^ur Hot I* found K«P«M1 gl\en special consiacrj or'illnc '8 F.-!i-;ir s: C-»s*»t<«% 7. 2 LARftt ROOMS CASH '"r vur uwd fiirnltire. HUDSON 1M6; p«rf«ot ruastnf cou IK'S j Henry Nic»e, who 'has buth an ; BUgbird i% also a member of the i« dllvpr. hN "OOMS j a children's elas», was the recip She *a* recently awarded -first »» PONTIAC 4 door. Exorflent oon- WEstiield 2-4374 Front oriw« ap>»ot Hug* claart und I lent last year of th» William A. prize in figure eompoMtion at lhe >1 Rr dltion. Low ualaa«e. Asfcln* |166S. :r fi.or T HOUSE or EXPERTS or unfuml»h«J In ' Clark Award at the Corcoran Gal- annual exhibition of the Associa- ^•» «-::i but r add!-jona !248 Ua^Dolla Place Dnloo p'ii£!ei)r.|, hrtck painting corr as the Mr». Stanley Simmons Inquiries regarding registration R M Book Shnp Br-- ;d ?*. RimMr' CR. "1-X.Wi N ,1 Mnrrtfvk l)-««33 or ipot. chlmnej-a rtpalrtd i ! Vwe at the Silvermine Gallery HIGH i/ihooi, co»iunu'«r^, lfr<7 Otcn- tldewalk new or repalrfd should be made to Mrs. Harrison CARPENTRY ALTERATIOKS p job too amaU. rre» l FTPF.RT, tr./'-'-'.iy.• ar.rj •ir»r*nr o:?:s* wl-jj ir*» paralre ! m Conn. 1(-T a«d&a. 33.000 oUln. $50. CR. 3- No j 'i v Ball at CR. 3W58. • • - Free EaUmatea Call E»»nlnn Drrxal CR. JJ-441S4 . m onr»(*r of Correct use of water colon and acrup tron Mi-Ul PH 6-14)0 a*—_blr Chain are scheduled to begin J« DE SOTO 4-door B«l»n RAH. NEW roof*. «la,w roof* and lr CR. 7-:3:4; r»»a r« 3- oils have been of prime interest w In CARPENTER »-an>t« work. Attention! VTTKH *%' rt»»*r« on Saturday at 1:30 p m. at 497 Oooi t>uU—ni| door class. p oondl'.lon. p _____ the directors of the Way man Ad- LANDSCAPE OARDEfflOl Moothlj CARPENTRY-TILINa-PAINTTNO^ r wtila. aoouMla ec«U_f. UJ» , .,[K HEVW30KS Distinctly. h-*mfr new. lu«a« New Jersey l«S6 lp lawn car* top drwalDi, aaedlnt. re- ; Hoar. l»»»iarT. lame Old Mill Art School in Eliz- Instruction will be given in wat- . cr.'ii'trT-l!** s'lrrrtimdlno Kind ff tloo, 42.300 mi>j. on* owr.w. Bull*. Fred J Bibbttcn far arTio* lurht a_MtnblT f;~.»Tit !4 h»ur numinf r»r» tlrdi t'jr a d^nvonKratlon raT. excppttonai pair ud put to nrw tawna Plant Rep-ln and alteration*, bath.room*, I abethtown. N V. He also teaches er color* and oils as we'll as in shrub*. remo*« mm ataed ttm drain kitchen, or *n>' ln*Ide work. Oablru-.« wort or acr b«itt_Mt puniuH. ClUat- ol surirt™! and ehiwnleallj 1U bu? For furth« pirtlruLais call up work and cement patlng OR 6-4S68 still life, figure and portrait. There MErrunr 5-8545 Short tUtta, DR^M! 9-4M6 and formica top*. No Job too.MmtJL LANDflCAPINO MATERIALS - topanll CR 33na BTPOIO for rwat br tb* hour will also be courses in creative A FEW W Pacfcsrd S«3j,rj M great humua. belgtum block* AUo Ukaon ROOFINQ. fitters. iMwlew. _dlng, _«c«r. CantnUr looatvd. CK. 7. painting ai well as classes fur ad- 298 Br&vd St. SiMivmlt. CR. work Call Appnllto'i DrtX*) «>im piloting. Kan* Contracting Co »<••«••!*(• of puno aod INSTRUCTIONS 3-3.145 MBrcury S-47U DRw) <-«KrT. vanced groups and children. |>« Oardenar BV-OB-S or frofaawnn-l tuw, « room* AvoRI'lON - ftiwfttim Oulttr Vm- 1947 RtO Fond canvonlbie. R t H, TOP BOO. CLEAN and r«palr chlma*ya aod gut lae *V—r M«wt and bftrt fumlah«d i/>>ia it ftm bom* Warnci fmotlw trood oooCltlon 34.000 milea, oae d loader and traaral eoa- ter*; waib window*, wax noor Oet_«r of town. »:7i monUJT. CK The Vmtcil States maintains Z7Z 7 4930 OWMJ, »!75 RR»*fi 0-4M8 and »m»ll p«lnt }oba Relntutrdt 1 tractor Lawn malntraaJM)«. Huns LlTlotstoo fl-1078. LI»lng»too «-1095 eniba&si* *, legations, and consul- rnoFESSlONAL Sculp'or vill toach M miiMAH : A Buvaln! wnrk DR 9-318J floor. K» to 400 aq Summit CR. 3-3345. Hill. a~un_. SBioit K-. ates around the world They n.-ull>tiir» only tu a ffir irtlstlral'y 2M Broad B.t ROTOTILLJNO, lettmtm*. top tatem- RESIDENTIAL. Comm«rolal ranje in lire from Uie large mis- ircllned pupils, prtva.tflv—at mod- I 1940 FORD ««Ua. »t» offwr. DR«»eJ Ing. B*-»ftiir>»"r, f't'" !>•!»<• to trt •a. ft.. 1 Short __• ao-MM. tm«r.M :JO Main m. VbulUmna rn 7.2907 STOICS FOR tENT Bermuda depend* on rainfall for AND iti water lupply. Roofs of houses, PROFCSSIONAL SEIflCfS SClf-OT C«ntral Taiepbcma CH 3-34H. SI -JfcClburO *d_ consist of a series of terrace* that WANTED M. fta-(-r_:n «uaamlt citch rainwater and channel it FOR SALE «OC. S7» VO REAL ESTATE into subterranean cisterns. •I CAJLACl IDR IRKT l-SUMMIT I-SUMMIT l-SUMMIT 2A-SHORT HILLS SHURl HILU9. _3_LBUON I1APLB- QAHAOK. XU Korrla AT»_ OR. FOR THE BEST SERVICE GLEAMING WHITE COLONIAL BUILT IN 1951 WOOD TUB ORANOE8 and IT >tn« Rentals MH Www « and 7 fM. 0 COStft BO lltll* • uburbtn rriridentlu cnmmumtlw Always This charmlsK young cok>nUl U located In the Blackburn Park taWm of tbmughnut Esirx Union and Morrij APT. far Itllrbun Summit ck»e %i PnuVln School. _* Door conelata or living room wUh r>_y countlea: convenient to tha I—cka- Short n_a 1 window, dining room, kitchen with dUhwwher. lavatory. ln& floe*: 4 good wanna, FOR RENf f to phon* alzad bedrooms 3 tiled baths. 3 oar |«xa«v, over Head door* with rear en- Consult a Realtor trance to raid. PUUT lmmlated gas atr ooodlMon«d rxmt. Bxcepbtonal Ivoun for ROBERT E DIET2 COMPANY ROOM AMD tOAID of the young c^_ldr«a. Lvrrl Jot *ppro«lin«t*d 7J » SCO 6tvp W» have tlM key. • DELUXE —(CKWMD pracUcal nura* will board • anywhere GLA2EBR00KSHEPARD AGENCY COLONIAL CHARM Atr-oot- as« 0r* kind attanttftn ta aaml In- On a beautiful knoll, view to N<-w aU G.E. UtcbMl. BACE AT RCHOOL-Ch.rifi M. SUMMIT CR 3-4*90 ld or elderlT lady fit VMM York, tM« exodlanit family home of v Edwardi, 3rd, ton of Mr. and Mrs. REAL ESTATE BOARD S bedroom* and 3 baitit— haa ronv R rvt« siar.'.nc at i:«- grmaa finer room • Clev«laiid BBt up-^o-the^rreln-ut*. feature*. ONLY Oct. ;-7. l*rt wwleotna. Charles M. Edwarda, Jr. of «5 covering PROFESSIONAL SUITE FOR RENT THREE YHABS OLD. Owner Jea.rtn« Hobart avenue, hat returned to 0 Richmond 7O< town, NEW ENGLAND GARDENS m i-mrt. Lawyer - Doctor • Dentist • Accountant (See photo In It. m Soo—I Seotlom) Princeton University after com- • r^m NI*AMU i*m*TU mi . SUMMIT Xtw E-.i^l.itMl Ar«, pleting • lixweek training courie flvailaT*. I aia. «ta«ioa nMa> BERKELEY HEIGInS Triple "A" Location , G. A. Allsopp, Inc. CR 1-W-W Renfals Wanted at the Marine Corps School at A iO%*aiootladi»d»d. 5 ROOMS atirt rwti. h.« w»t*f. Quantico, Vi, NEW PROVIDENCE 8ccoo4 Moor front — 387 8prln«fle!4 \v*. ••EhU H** Rtpo pDR 02266 h«»v lnrn'!»hf 10 Orc!>anl S'.. S'ltnnttt. CB WANTOD OPEN SUNDAY ALL DAY BOARD MEMBERS for tnunaitlati* f Inquire: JOAN O. CHRYSTAL, REALTOR ROOMY HOUSE BI'SIVKSS r Krtly Agency CR 7-2131 HOU8EKPBPINO hoowr or S-roan aparwvan'. for CR 1-8234. atrc lj doarabW jvuac couple. ! r .,renc» D Long A Son 7-4488 White colonial house, nloe lot. New Oct. 1. CB 3-ZSm E>*-atn«a. 3-1900 large St. Cturtf* kitchen. 4 bedrooms, *»c!> ar«h tMekrounda tilM* lramre ,cw Maben propar '*- and ntaai^aiaMWii rf iivalter A McNimar*. 3-3*80 2 JMJUVI, 2nd floor; 2 room' & rwth 5 ROOM gptrunfct. ftummtt CR T- » B UorrU 3-1424 apt.. 3rd floor. LaTatory 1st. Fln« birch y.Si 7-O4.JS woodwork thxuout Compact nou»f, Vnatttn to ajMfcma an 5-ICOO h*tp. Oood public and OB.IUOUC acrwxri* iri> R^ Tfnr-i, Will P»T fxil l H«w iMap v* \o- Stafford Ag»ney T «1K> hta ao tppmrfatlon Haw you baan for a real food P.'.-hurd H 6tmmrnf«r H y « Low ttotrUes. Own«r, Prfpton, ir.ir TR fatally >n MnmH for cu»'.omU»d dsutU• of a rawtw h »-J377. I H ribert H Steela 7-.;os7 mechanic In a hame. K'.ua.tad cpn- old*r ho>tm to oom« on the tn_rkot7 UNFURN. HOUSI FOt IDit I •hn F Taylor 3-7^76 vont«M to achool*, trutfportatloB, o CR TbU Ii • bn—d saw )latdn«. 4-BERNARDSVILLE 3-aSM j Wtntmore »r.\L<» i at JC 4. > •d a Anderaoa 3-0(00 »chooU, 4 etiurohtt and a new. tanu- and dlnlnc room, moderd n Ilh f?otn « K«ac Pteo* BMMMI «catr«a it Apency 3-7700 tlful aboppliia canter. Thia ru>cb pcwd«r room nd porch cm ffcwt flpor. COUNTRY ESTATE 3-roooi apar>mmt la Summit. Im- IV. mi Brc» 3-7TM botiM baa a beauUful pto« panaJled flv« bedrooou, t—ert oath o>n nfcond. Thlj b»*i>tlful restorad ooloni*( wiMi mcmtii. m«Mf oeeupaaoy. Oouot*. no nhil* Wi':»r E Bdmonter. terxa.rat bouve In nood coarr «m ftr.d lar,-f invfi:ih<»i»f "..-ATI fTO'n IV-v :«•. ("• 15*- to arr*. R*ot to TS. II ilm» A.gency 3-2400 Here are other fatturw In hojse to g»!'!'o<>». W Afrrt. W.-.lch f D H'>u»ton I_TK« UrlD« room, apaetous lliln« Stafford Agency may l>» «ulxJlvid«l. Virlritj. oi)5-B«*-BchnUdt Ca 7-1021 room. 3 bedroom* with ao «atni p'ne lrurptttion l>y evpMrjtmwx otiJy. WHITMORE & JOHNSON iwmii«T panelled dan. 7 camplate 5a*ha, aed REALTORS IVink S'.. B«iltr«ni CR ?-I«>4 ta fcanmat area Waad 3 dwuii plenty of atorace *p»<^«- O*«r_zed '.wo 10 Bank St. CR. 3-1000. Bw* 3-100) W. A. McNamara car [VMt. maoadara drtveway and BeroiirdwrtUx Offloe Barmrda I:vn Herald. e*»n a larce kennel fcr your pup. BE 8-18SI. MUlUwUXi 7-0&M-W, 1014 FURNISHED ROOMS MAGNIFICENT Ex',r« pir.filwl den mhiv* Dad C«JJ UNFURNISHED HOUSl- vidy, »"•.'.> .-iw. of JatiiUy AD1SO>! WANTfO CAR RENTAL :••..•.'«.-. r>-;:i Idei! few a f l'/2 Bath Colonial P.»rrr.»>. P.. 5 BEDROOMS nhlJdK-n Ple_»f call for an ap-xrtn' - ml'. nil'..* "•"> 1:-"P'O*. 18 Bd^^r ^" . S'.im- O;Jv 3 v«a.rs old <->n -.lie n «^]j hjcl<> <(' LEASE OR SALE 1 mlt. J2J.000, tin:, tmnr.t "'• •« ••••.>:- S'.ininilt- T|ii* unmiwcUiit^ lioni.- rli- j I*1,M.->AST WANTED! h:. 'S-.'loct'.i. ii. »t EH Colt "towl. Oor- •jn'j'd on ii W rtfip let KIM on Gtw i M i-.--.nj n<-w »tor.c ».njm. Kltch«n -wvrh Brp 2 : bath home in Madison MOUSt O« Rr'".in^; ftparloua an,d bright rooinB; FTHN1SHKI) V. Space;PoiPd«r Roam: Por-n 2_r.d zoned for business, lias ' It i"i-cular »'.ilr», pRiirfed rt<*;ii iT-ti'.rz Micone Agency 1ST. "ii. Mindrrck. i4at« roof: MUly »q-ilp. hot water heat. A-l comli- C\LJL OR WRXIT TO • PLYMOUTH • FORD • DODGE - CHEV 1 k'.viiea. ni»uy closeta B»ani^::f:d At. ffiw lMH.t SaMuiN d> ^"ff-b-:iV?-6—h^'Tif i PA L'l PETEKSON. MANAGER 'r ci.vnratfd. Ci>n^ vr.>nt tn «T'ry. if \hUi ctua in Suitraii: to atll ice or tion. Box 552,, Summit ;:;j A truly f.ibu.'.iui !u>me. V.-l 3M0O 123.5000O. ^ . Herald. CHRYSLER . DESOTO . OLDS :r' .««• tt tri apprdMa** H EHNEST CR. 7-O4«l or any b.-mter. .D I THE RICHLAND CO., NEW '"I'M""? :T tT» Realtors UNFURNISHED HOUSf Spacious & Gracious LIVINO ro.',m and firr-p'.,.-. -. •*«« By the Monih or Year LONG and LOW 41 Uapt* 8tr««t CR 3-7f>:0 ro«>n\,,2 t>cdW>>in* aiid urn ATTK.V:TI\ E :•- OR APARTMfNT Sun. _ ETM; R.ibl«—CR J-32^2 fioor. BNiroom and don "ii S •p .4 r.oJi houa*. brick and frame. clc*i« Sjrm«—CR 3-698J „ Itar.dy ta ' b'U and r«tl -•••.!. WANTED TO RENT MWIJ. Bntnirvce ball, Urtmt room. 8t_tely and <_*tto«—Urwd can- lit f-onviJf.f'.r la.n*W\;v-l. Only VERY nice s t dawlr* «naU hou ter hxU colonial on \ ncn llfi.OOO. Oill CR 3-r,j« —Mi :::)<{ room, modem kitchen with corneT Mot, 6 bedroom, 4 or ptrat«_iaiarancRned porch, tfire« bi'Jia. J eecJoaed porchai. SPACIOUS COLONIAL abort -HlSa; *un»n»tr-atr,, Used Cars Rented By The Week riy bwtrooma and two tilftf b*.'4_. PnviUdttn BafviCJl dl»trtot. Th* MISCELLANEOl'S ' REKIN'KD r«at!oD area In basement W.Mi pr".c* of $37^00 bicludea an , 1 YEAR OLD rpijoc; 3-oax firnsr' with e'K-.rtc extra lot. FURNISHED APARTMENT •-*. OiU hf«t. ton 1!" x l-v> fi':.<-'»-i. Just a year «co proud cronv a:nt C4*"lNSPECf THIS CUSTOM v.'-c »3«,«00. 8ee-,.th_ today, oi.:j WANTED Fir further lrrfonr.^lon' and family m?v«d liAo Mii« bcaurlfii!. r.pn- im: wonI VERY'COWTlSflS appclirtment to imn>«x. ocm- niua ii'TW.coJorni home l:i Wtmd:,a«(l Bp»l* lfvfl. 3 hpiut'.fiil l>'TTORTADLE root;. ^\.-«i:«»at ",- BUTLER AGENCY Ready K> mute In !'.M CR 3* It is thrifty—ideal for 7 DrForwC Are. CR 3-7:00 .vs.**; FURNISHED ROOM WANTED T.-.'JI trtdor honn on a large forr.«r room *uid door v> t«wt n*U. CURTIS & ASSOCIATES •>' J< » reminder of tl>« gradoiu living Pacfcl~t on pmr_*a. for TV. rtc; arwi. of eo-.inw, HIM- 157 CUHL >n—K'. :i : second family car ' i.w'cr ye.vr. It hia a maid'a room ^K>II>. d:ni!i« room, ex- F"O. •>'.3 tuts on the 1st Jlooc, a Ilbr.ry. f'P •' ""nine, a r.tce entw-nce hall, i-.viy Hnt IV&-K, ;*all "ov( n KltclM* Ai'd j »'s.:i to the 4 mister bedroom* on LAR<".K .-•• -' i. Thrr« are 1 bedroomi oa 3rd floor. 'U 7-r »Ur:i V fi->:'.l, T Privacy In aUU- jV. s? cloaer-a; ta««-/uilir aid. L.*r(ir Uvl.-.v "» "cement hu laundry, lara^ory, P-l»acy aad bmuaful Jir«e jrouoda decorated, and, li. flae, cowii-aon. l d '•:r:.i.-c room, win* room wid atortfe. o:. a quiet «!•«««, cloaclaee to toamtoam. are O«U Ut for Mjretiw .<**a«a amm ao- *! •>:n »»pot h»e.t. A eoioft hoiue foe LARGE om f>:.s-r_-r/e WERNER MOTOR CO. Cie outatasM&ng MaUaoUona of ti—« 4 padoitinant to aar.i offered for llmrwdl- 7 p fl; , to bui:n» <•<•» *-lth roonc abort., The \oi U 6 enipawoj ' ' •»-'.7 shrubbed. Tor appotntmfnt jeir c£<\ Coionlsl; arw.hw feature Ja 1'j bntha.'hot mwtV bn.~rh~>ir<1 hf-i'. p->r'T!->n •'-.•72' FOR SALE t,he »«•»'' ty* thla uaiuuiU offoclni p:e«»» first r.oar, w.th 3 bedrootna on the 1 W1LLBURN - ;.:^ii**ri- A. ,S. ANDERSON, Realtor Hum •'.nrnu A: .« Tr-::s "( af»", Cfirysler-P/ymout/i-Sommit Jivrt. and » lrrge uaftntehed foom o»« . I:.i(twi;wd. W..V--I,, Mliliri^^Tix 7- ' Irrvt t.nr.r,x>r' i-l j::. 443 fc»;*"i!%;:i?M Are Jarred. CaU DR«»i «J« 1TCHTSO O- 4 poat V, hl **.- It* a ; cl«*n' : OH3-M . , • W. A. McNamara mid out. ~«i »w CR t¥» '« CCB p ai 517 Springfield Avt. Summit ROOM tor rear ce=t~-».:-. :.-«»••*< CR TR %JS80 CR 3-79M Ml 7-WM-B1 '; 7-4OM FLOOR LIVING/ Real Estate Wanted CR 3-4343-4- 5-6 SPARKLING- COLONIAL WHITMORE & JOHNSON Clarified Av.raetlTt * r««r oJd It.ir.oli.. Thr*f 2A-SHORT HILLS "'•'••' lost pre-war and In tip tcp8 Bank »lrfot CH. 3-1404 bcUroocn*. NK* UTIDK rcKxn w«li rtr» Advertising Rates *'• I1 Thla bam-o (ca.'.ur«a 3 nice bi-d- 7r;97 pli»oe. 8errtv.«l puoto. Full t>a*srnftnt :> x*; :'j Wlii, l»rg« living room irt'A * outald« «wtr»ivc« Arnpl* play WISTFUL THINKING \-J :•• " • tlcin. TWa la not rmJy In a fbi* ynrd. Lorely nrttchbor&ood. O«a uiWt hiv<> 3 cull Irr" r .w ai:d w.- a In » Summit H«r»ld, hood but fat conreuieM to DACHSHUND STYLE , for XurtOvar dtr^tj* lov» to buy a hom* Any 3*4 >>"-dro. ;n Hills lt»m *n4 '-!(—d a'. »?7 9nn hill*? l:i Glfr.ROTd -x D>—rr^Id v. rt WEEKLY TRIPS TO FLORIDA Spencer M. Maben, Realtor a mnd»r.'. Itlvchfti—and m .'•>!». i-v. n a HOLMES AGENCY, Realtor. ^ ar.d low—the moK hou*t for Uif rrvxn— would do 1'i»t rin» Qrculatwu' ., „ BB'. ISti .»»,•. nv-nify that we h*T« found '.or 73 BatehBatehvoodv ' Koad CJR. 3-IftOO COMFORT ABLE . ".r H -. Over :!.noo / ...COAST TO COAST MOVERS! I ""ill" 6t . 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Customer's Corner Blooming Appetite*! AM day grow shorter, appetites just grow! And A&P's FINE GROCERY ITEMS! M appetite* grow, M go your food bill*. That** A&P U on the ball keeping your bius MnaQ on groceria* for Fall. Savt on efficient cleaning tuppliet why, mor* than ever, it's important to shop when . . • fin* canned,* glassed, and packaged „ good* . . , groceriea of all kinds! Come we, you'll savet yonil MV«—A*P! YQO see, with AaP's abandaiiee of low prieet —• Labor's Brand th« non you buy, the more your saving* grow. Department after department, week after week — if you compare prices, you can actually sea your MTtngf mount! (And the** ar* CASH SAVINGS >- th« very be»t kind.) TOMATO So b« thankful for your family'* hearty fall Ac>P Brand — Our Flnirtt Quality—SECTIONS OF 'round appetite. And be happy, too, that you'r* discovered the store that saves you more, all year 'round —A*P! , « CUSTOMER RELATIONS DEPARTMENT GRAPEFRUIT 3 44c AaJP Food Store*. 420 Lexington Ave., K Y. 17, N. Y. AcVP Brand — Our Fintsf Quality A&Ti famowt "Sipr-Hlght" Qualify TEUOW CUNC PEACHES Iwff tf BaiVM PORK LOINS Libby't Brand l« latf FMI Cat Lihi lalf F* Ctt SWEET PEAS 2^33 -Plato *r SaltH AM Faff*
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