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First Lutheran Church Moving to Boro for Lack of Space Here v.tnnoutli, 111 Read the Herald Read the Herald v For Local News For Lbcal News Serving Summit tor 68 Tear* Serving Summit tor 68 Ttar$ 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.
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